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Abstracter and Land Attorney
Laud Office practice a Specialty. Abstracts
f Titli' furnished. I. aud Scrip fur Sale.
Township Maps, Showing Vacant Land.
PHONE MAIN 871
Upstair Ovr Land Oflicf
Attention, Ladies!
The Ladies of Roseburg and vicinity will be
interested in knowing that I am preparing to
take a limited number of pupils in
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Meet me at Fisher & Bellows Co. Monday
Afternoon. Term of twenty-four lessons, ten dollars
Single lessons fifty cents
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W E. WILLIS, EDITOK AND PROPRIETOR
SUBSCRIPTION AND ADVERTISING RATES
M. mi Wcokly ouo Ysari IJ.OU; Buinl Weekly
Mix MOBtttli II tm. Oaafa In Ailvautw.
advaitUiug muw ajafljo u, on aaf lloaUoa
1 a 1 1 KSDAY, NOVIOMIIKK M, 1906
The constitution muy not have fol
lowed the Hag to tho 1'hillipinuH but
American customs uru reaching there
by leaps and bounds. The luteat is a
neswboys atriko that forced paper
published in Manilla to abandon its
street sulea.
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The Crook County Journal ruises
the remurk thut "Thanksgiving has
boon postponed until tho last day of
tho month, but it will givo tho turkeys
plenty time to gut fat und appreciate
tho beauties of living."
If tho southern democrats insist
upon another term for Pnsldont
Roosevelt and tho northern republi
cans persist in their admiration of
Governor Folk, the insurance 00n
lany managers probably will not m
DONE!
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Roseburg, Oregon
teem it a part of their sacred duty
to policy holders to contribute to the
campaign funds in 1908.- Haker City
Maverick.
The London committee has received
for the benefit of the Ruaaian Jewa
donation! of $356,000 and a speech
from Lord Rothchild expressing con
tidciice in the outlook for peace.
Tho Norwegian plebiscite polled
only twenty-one per cent of the votes
for a republican form of government
for tho country, l'robably tho voters
had road of tho recent election in
Now York and decided that a mon
urchiul government could scarcely
furnish a condition us bad aa that.
More stenographers und typewrit
ers uro noid .dby the Panama canal
commission, but as yet there is no de
mand for more spades.
The Oregon Statesman brings this
bit of interesting news: "The cran
berry crop is reported to be short.
I p to the present Uma titf have
been no reliable reports regarding
tho turkey shortage. Should they
both lo short at the same time some
of our friends will probably have to
bo satisfied with chicken, duck or per
haps with pate de gras."
When Gov. Folk, of Missouri, ut-
tended tin? Portland, On-., exiioaition
in an exocutivo capacity, recently, he
n t only ;ail fur hix own t i amtporta
tlofl If tj t, iiiHWted upon every member
I of hia HtafT doing liknwiiw. He will
Wl over it, naya the Cold Iteach
Globs,
All of tho iCiiMHiatiH taken prboOMI
liy the .lapanexi; are to he aent home.
Thia ia not COtuiltCflt with their repu
tation for treating their priaonera
humanely.
Football at Annapolih ia to he
played more gently according to Sec
retary Bonaparte 'h ordera hut the
Mtudenta atill have waya left for kill
ing each other.
The Albany Herald aaely remarka:
It ia the habit of man to proaelyte.
In pnaSM of time, one peraon finda
henelit in certain articlea, hatha,
modea of clothing, methoda of exer
ciae, and the like. Forthwith, he h -OOaiSS
the prophet of hia particular
fancy and seeka to convert thereto
the reat of humanity. Ah people dif
fer in temperment, they differ in re
quirement and the phihwopher ia
aatiidied in hia own way and offers no
objection to othera in the exerciae of
the aame liberty of action."
It id announced that the yellow
fever prevalent in Havana can be
traced to a awarm of mompuitoeft im
ported from New Orleana in a box of
electricol machinery. Thia ia enough
to give Louisiana, aa well aa Cuba, a
shock.
The Agricultural department an
OOOBCM that many prominent aeed
merchant of thin country adulterate
their aeeda. Many peraona who have
uaed government aeeda will decide
that it muat have been from these
merchant that the Agricultural de
partment bought ita aeeda.
F.ditor I'orter, of the Ashland Trib
une, is evidently a football enthusiast,
for he defends the game after this
fashion: "Rev. dunsaulus attacks
Thanksgiving football games. The at
tack will fail. The American people
want to be amused when they are not
at their studies or at work, and unless
the Doctor can supply something just
as exciting, the football game will
keep on drawing crowds.'"
This is the way Editor Roberta, of
The Myrtle Point Enterprise, sizes up
mutters: "Secretary Hitchcock has
turned down the I'matilla irrigation
project. He aeema to have a spite at
Oregon, and is unreasonable in his ac
tions. I It-cause he is at outs with the
Oregon representatives in congress,
is no reason why he should seek to
injure the whole state."
Vice-President Fairbanka haa dis
covered the golden rule, and is urging
it with all the enthusiasm of a dis
coverer as a plan for conducting bus
iness and politics.
Gov. Pennypacker of Pennsylvania
saya he is poorer now than when he
accepted the office, but everyone
knowa that until the recent election
the state haa always been ready to
help those who helped themselves.
The Klamath Republican speaks
thusly: "In speaking of the land
fraud trials, Mr. Heney says Oregon
is to bo congratulated upon her good
citizenship. If this is true, why re
fuse to appoint a receiver for the
Roseburg land office, after delaying
the mutter nearly u year? The ap
pointment might be made from men
who have served as trial jurors in
Portland last summer."
This comes from the Kugene Guard f
"Dr. J. VVhitcomb llrougher of Port
land and by the way, that "doctor"
designation for a preacher, and part
ing his name in the middle, really
both show bad taste- in a sermon tho
other evening on "Choosing u llu
1 1. 1 m.I." asserted thut being an old
maid was not so bad, or words to that
effect. How does tho dispenser of in
tended sensationalism know?"
Ilrethren of the press of Douglas
county, what think you of tho plan of
Organising a county editorial associa
tion. The l'laindeulor believes such a
move would be advantageous, individ
ually and collectively, and would also
enhance our ability in pulling for the
whole of Douglas, the best county in
Oregon. Let us huve your opinions,
brethren.
Stork waterproof sheeting at Joaeph
aou'a. U3 tf
WHAT IS GOING ON
AT THE COURTHOUSE
the Taxpayers
County Treasurer's Notice
Nxtice in herein- kIvcii that nil parties
holding Monty warrant (indorsed prior
to, and Including, July 17, 11)04, are re
guested to present the -mi. i- to the coun
ty treasurer aa Interest will cease there
on after the data of thia notice.
Dated Kosebiirg, Oreg., Oct. lit, 11)05
(i. W. Dimmick
District Attorney, ieo. MJ. lirown, li
getting a hrief breathing atell, Irorn the
Ioiik run of court which haa kept hini
on the K" 'or some time paat. J laving
t he legal coin plications of so many coun
ties to unravel, it ia little wonder that
he ha been workioii hard to keep thing
moving. Mr. itrown thinka that the
next term of court in Douglas county
will not Im nearly ao large aa waa the
laat ooe, which by the way, waa one of
the moat expensive in the hiatory of the
county, liut he finda that acme other
countiea are rolling up larre volume of
Imaineta that they will more than make
up for the deficiency. However, Mr.
itrown i enjoying very good health aad
feels equal to a vaat amount of very
hard work, haying recovered almost en
tirely from the illneaa which he expe
rienced aome montha ago.
Yeaterday afternoon, Judge M . D,
Thompaon waa called upon to perform a
marriage ceremony at the court house.
The contracting parties were Mra. ST, O,
Harris, mother of Deputy County At
seaaor V K. Ilarria, of Canyonyille and
VI r. W. W. O'Conner, manager of th-l.i-vina
l.edge Mining Co. The conplr
m-n accompanied by Koy llama, nai
ler O'Conner and W. r'. Harris, who
1 witnessed the impressive ceremony.
County Asseasor Staley and Deputy
: Kogers are busily engaged in getting Dp
! a groat iudex, containing the 8.000
names ol taxpayers oi this county. It is
' gotten up on what ia known ub tl.'
j "Itlock System," and is very complete
in every respect. It not only contains
i the name ol each proerty owner, but
likewise has the property nicely ar
ranged, so reference can be hail to il
without any delay, whatever. If OM
knowa the owner the proerty can be lo
cated, or if owner ia not known, but the
property ia kuowu, the owner's name
can be readily ascertained.
A rather important suit has been com
menced in tha circuit court by J. L.
Rider, of Oardioer, by hia attorneya.
Jas. K. Sawyers and J. A. Buchanan,
against John I., koonu and other citi
zens of that place. In hia complaint, he
alleges that he waa employed as night
watchman for the (Jardiner Mill Co., at
a salary of $55 per month, and that on
the night of March 0, 1U04, these defend
ants came end assaulted him and
threatened to hang him, in order to
compel him to leave said premises. In
deed, he claims that they took htm by
force to the hums of defendant, Storm,
where he waa kept a prisoner for an
hour, until 'he waa wil ing to give up
$200, for bis release. They compelled
him, he avers, to leave that community
and he ia now in tha employ of Kelly a
Banks, the liverymen in thia city. He
slates that by reason of such barab
treatmentjlie not nly loet his position
and was compellod to leave the com
muuity, but that he baa auffered much
mental Buffering and augiiiah. for be wac
only given twenty-four hours in whicl.
to Btttle up bis accounts and get onto)
the community, or else they threatened
to get rid of him by hanging or drowu
ing. On account of siu-h treatment and
because he was thus deprived of his
rightii, he aaks the court to grant Inn,
damages in Ihejsum of f 10,000.
Another rather important piece of liti
gation which 13 now in the circuit court
of this county, hub the legal proceed
ings instituted by Mens re Juhn A. Jef
trey and Chas. K. l.euou, Salem attor
ney, for O. 0i Beeves, of Salem, who
seeks to recover damages to the auiouni
ol $5,000, from B. Keutou, owuer of the
Bosehurg-Myrtle l'oiut stage liue. lu
his loiuplaiut .Mr. Beeves says that on
January 6, HHM, be paid Mr. t'eutou the
hi. in pi $5, lor which ho was to be takeu
Irgni Roseburg to Myrtle l'oiut, but lie
alleges thai through the carelussuess ol
the driver, the stage wub upset und he,
Mr. Beeves, waB severely liiirt. lu fact
he set forth in that document, that his
Bhoutdor, arm and back were broken,
ai.d that $5,000 damages should he
it warded him for mch bodily injury.
Both of these important cases will
come up for hearing and trial ut the
Junuary term of the circuit court.
The members of the culiinet do not
really want to talk but they don't
want to be forced to whisper.
Jayne's Xonic Yc rmifude
gives rosy cheeks and active health to pale, sickly children.
, And it is good for their elders, too.
Ask your druggist for it j
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