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And tuey appreciate Good Groceries, like otlicr people.
Thanksgiving Will Soon be Here
and you will find our itore headquarter! for anytblns
and everything in the line of "Good Things to Eat."
( ur price are righjt, and we deliver goods at your dooi
on lltOJ 1 DOtioCi
CLINK & W00LS0N, Near the Depot
JEWELRY IS A LINE
Where taste should predominate. Here you will
find sonic very exquisite pieces of jewelry--Rings,
Pin, Brooches, Watches, Chains and Fobs and the
price teasonably consistent with qnlity.
IF YOU CET IT AT SALZMAN'S, THEN IT'S RIGHT
SMLZMMN'S
MARSTERS' DRUG CO.
DRUGS
PATENT
MEDICINES
P E R F U M E-S
SOAPS
TOILET
ARTICLES
RUBBER GOODS
PAINTS, OIL, VARNISH
"THE HODEL
H. O. Wilkinson, Prop.
The Choicest line of Wines and LitJOOTI includiug the Kaiuous Hrand
"Ord Grand Dad"
Kentucky Sour Mash.
Fine Line of Domestic
Jackson and Oak St s.
Own Your Own Home Own it now.
lop paying rent. 1 live in Riverside
Idition to Roseburg, the Queen City
Southern Oregon. I want you to live
ire too. Location, soil, health, terms
il prices, till correct. Send for pic
red folder, or see me at my olllce. I'm
uuinust ; are you?
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p l.oria HAItZKK, Itoseuurg, urer
Railroad
Men
Have to Live!
STATIONARY
SCHOOL
SUPPLIES
WINDOW CLASS
LIME
AND CEMENT
ALL KINDS OF
SPRAYS
aaa
ami Imported Cigars.
Roeburg-, Ore.
For the best ot everything in rainy
weather wear, at the most reasonable
prices, see Josephson 's. We are head
quarters for rain-coats, rubbers, rubber
boots, oil and rubber clothing in fact
for everything neceasary to keep you
warm and dry in wet weather.
For your guns, ammunitions and
porting goods see S. K. Sykes. 8-Hf
TWO PIONEERS
PASSED AWAY
Thlii community was somewhat
iboobtd yesterday, to learn that two of
i ' m NMptetad pioneers iihiI paaaedaway,
One of these, m Mr. Nathaniel
(.'s-kelreaa, lint I vii of North Carolina,
gad M years, Old ago, with it in.
HrnltlM wiih tin' immediate mom f i i
demise. For several day he IihiI laien
lit tln hoiiiH of his daughter, Mr, I!. It.
Ilnskway, of 1'ivit Bend, where In
passed away early yesterday morning,
lln leave two MM, Edward unit .lohn
OosbdNH, ol Douglas county, ami two
tii.".''-'. Mr. Ilroekway and Mm.
Sarah Hedgpeth, of Oslltoroli Deoeseed
wan onn of the pioOMn of lloiigla conn
tv aii'l was highly respected for his
sterling qoallllee. III baa ban a boay
mill Useful rari'ur.
TtH funeral wan lii-lil at the Hm
'rove Church, iIiIb lorenoon, Ifi-v. V.
A. Bafllck conducting tin-services. The
interment win at the Hurt cemetery
whrrrMr. Cia-kelrea wan laid la-side
hi wifi, who died inany year ago.
Tin' other pioneer who passed away
Ml .Mm. Mary horiin, of OolM Valley,
who died at Dili Kosehnrg IIoiihh, tin
Inline of her daughter, M r Harvey
Jones, yesterday morning. She was a
native ol I ii I inn w ami wan 73 year old.
A short tune ago she sullered a stroke ol '
paralysis, which ultliiiatrly retillted in j
her deslli. Mr. Fortin was one of the
early settlers ol Oregon, having come o
this slate with her patents, Mr. anil
Mrs. David Kidenour, in IStf, where
die has resided ever since. She leaves j
to mourn her loss I.. 8. ami I crdiiiaiul
Korlin.of (,'oles Valley;'!. It. Portia,
Oakland, Cal. ; Mis. A. Starlet, ilakem
Held, Cal. and Mrs. Harvey Jones, of
BoMbWgi her surviving children and
also the following hrothen and sisters:
Mra. QeO, Shambnxik, of Portland;
Mr. D. Wheeler, Mra. Keagraves and
Mra. David Kidenour, of Keno, Nevada,
and Mra. J. Brock and Timothy and
Henry Kidenour, of Melrose, I ..
cou my.
The remaina were taken to Cole Val
ley early this morning, where the fun
eral occurred from the school house, the
serine- batag conducted by Kev. K. W.
I.eonaid. ! Wilbur, the services being
attended by a large concourse of old
friends and neighbors.
WILL OBSERVE
TEMPERANCE SUNDAY
World's Temperance Sundsy, Nov.
SSt will be observed at the M. K. churi h
with an exeellent program in the even
mg BOnBOBoiog at 7 : 10.
Musir by Prof. Applehoff's Or.-heslr .
B 'Hi! bl t'linir.
Kespousive Keiidiug.
Prayer, Mrs. Kunge.
Bpaoial Music.
A Letter Kxen ise, by six girls.
Ke.ilali '-Whose Hoy Will It be,"
Mrs. Palm.
Keiidiug, "Abstain for the Sake of
1 Ithers. "
Solo, Miss Kvelyn t'urnutt.
Kecitatinii, Miss LUilfa Moore.
( iffering.
Music.
BoBOlUoslOBi
Yoncslls Chrsilcltt
Mrs. Anna Lamb has gone to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Win. WoodaOOal GfBBM
Pass.
Mrs. Susie Clark's youngest son is
very ill.
Mr. Carl Applugate of Sterling, Cal.,
is here visiting his parents and a host of
other relatives. He w.is so iiiilortuuate
aa to cut his foot very badly with an ax,
and alter the absence of seventeen years
is enjoying the scenes of his boyhood.
"Bob" Mosier, H. P. fireman was
. with us Sunday.
Mrs. Hannah Wilson, of Drain, was
here to see her sister, Mrs. Pitser Smith,
' who is quite ill at the residence of Mr.
Crow.
Mrs. Wm. D0VOM1 of t'anyonville,
and Mrs. J. H. DeVore, of Oakland, Cal ,
have been visiting with MrB. HeVore
' and family of this place.
Fisher & Bellows Company
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK:
Any of Our Fine $15.00 Suits
Any of Our "Gordon 9 3.00 Hats
i
Total,
The two articles
are yours for
Interest in the meetings still con
tinu it an I good I being done.
Norman Urace whs lorn in the stats
of Ni a fork, Mar. 4, 1822 and died at
V mniila, Oregon, Nov. Ill, !I5. He
lived In Indiana and Minnesota prevl us
tO coming to Oregon In IHtrtl. He whs
married in IKuO, to Misa Harah Atw ssl,
who pasned 11110 the (ireal I'.cyo d
several years sgo and he made his lion a
with his daughter, Mra f.illis llrawn,
who ith a brother and two llf tari
survive him Tim funeral services con
ducted hy Kev. Ilunyan, were held at
mm o'clock, Tuesday and in spite of tin-
very emd day a goodly iiumlier were
present.
THE FAIR WAS
A BIG SUCCESS
The OhffMBtbORlSfll Mf, given by
the ladies of the M. Bi churi h was a
success In every sens'- of thu word, fin
entering, Mrs. Churchill, as chairman of
the. ri'eiition committed, greeted em h
guest and incidentally JfithureJ in the
shekels.
The walls were tastefully RJIBBfOd
with greenery, vines and ferns forming
the background, which served to show
the beauty of the chrysanthemums
more effectually. The latter were display-'!
on tables in great profusion, and
each variety was msrked with its sm
cisl inime. The prize winners were of
the nireit elegance and perfection, from
the pure white of the Mrs. Kohinaoo,
the cream of the Moonlight, to the deep j
red varieties, all of exquisite beauty.
Mrs. A. C. Marsters, as chairman of
the tlower committee, displayed much
last-- 111 the arrangement of the different I
varieties. She was ably assisted by
Mesdamea Palm, West, Oreen and Sel- i
leu. The tables for serving the lunch
eon were presided over by Mesdames
Patrick, Palm, Howard and Thompson,
while Mesdsmes Porter, Kenfro, West j
and o'Neil served at the icecream table. 1
At the right ol the entrance, home
made candies were tempting y dlsplayid
and were dispensed to lovers ol sweets
by Mrs. Booth, who was also assisted by
Mesdsmes Terrell, Haines and Krauk
Anderson.
PRIZES AWARDED
The judges were Mrs. W.R.Willis,
Mrs. Kidder and Mrs. Winston, of Win
j ston Bridge, and awarded prizei are aa
follows:
"Mrs. W. H. Robinson,'' first prize,
Mra, B. W. Terrell; 2nd, Mrs. F. W.
Ilaynea. "Major BotiDaffon," Mrs..
Terrell the only entry. Bhe also got
prize for "Marie l.iger." She also took
1st; for "Col. Appletnn" while Mrs.
Ilaynes got 2nd. Mrs. Haynes received
1st on "Timothy Katon," Mrs. I-ouis
Kohlhagen, 2nd. "tiolden (iate," Mrs.
Terrell 1st ; Mrs. Haynes, 2nd. "Vivian
Morel," Mrs. Terrell 1st, and also 1st in
"J.onls Boehmer," "(iood Gracious,"
Mrs. 1-ouis Kohlhagen, 1st; Mrs. Ter
rell 2nd. No entry for "Helen Blood
good." "Qoeen," Mrs. Haynes, 1st.
No entry for "Mrs. H. Weeks." "Ni
vens," Mrs. Haynes. "Intensity," Mrs.
Terrell, "liold Wedding" and "Silver
Wedding," no entries. "Simpson,"
Mrs. Terrell. "Philadelphia," no entry.
"McKinley,' Mrs. Terrell 1st; Mrs. W.
B Hamilton, 2nd ; Mrs. Ixinis Kohlha
gen, :frd. "Modesto," Mrs W. S. Ham
ilton. No entries for "Belle of Caslile"
laud "Infant DOBBB Mondes " "Lin
coln," Mrs. Ilaynes. "F. J. Taggart"
and -'Convention Hall" not entered.
"William Deckiim," Mrs. W. S. Hamil
ton, also for "Florence Davis." No en
try Im "Charles Davis " "Mrs. E. J.
'Hill," Mrs. Hamilton, 1st; Mrs. Kohl
hagen, 2ml.
Extra prizes: "Florence Pullman,"
1 Mrs. Terrell, "tjlorisso," Mrs. Hamil
ton. "Ci. W. Cbilds," Mrs. Hamilton.
: "Best Cream," Mrs. Hamilton, 1st; Mrs
j Kohlhagen, 2nd. "Best Yellow," Mrs.
Haynes. "White," "Red" and "Lav
ender" were not entered. "Beet I.aveu-
1 der Ostrich Plume," Mrs. Napoleon
j Kice. No other ostrich plume entered.
; "Bbst Incurved," Mrs. Terrell, 1st; Mrs.
Kohlhagen, 2nd and 3rd. "Ragged,"
I Mrs Kohlhagen 1st; Mrs. C. W. Parks,
2nd. "Pot OrOWDi" Mrs. Hamilton,
I 1st ; Mrs. Ilaynes, 2nd : Mrs. Parks, 3rd.
j "Field ttfOWB," Mrs. Terrell 1st; and
3rd I MrB. Haynes 2nd. "Best Boquet,"
I Mrs. J. T. Bryan. "Largest Variety,"
Mrs, Louis Kohlhagen, 53 kinds in one
I huquet.
$18.00
$15.00
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. . THE DRUC STORE OF QUALITY .
NEAR THE OEPOT, ROSE BURG, ORE.
Wc Invite Critical I nspection .
1
TPt do no! id all the drugs that art nold in Rosburg, but
WE NOLL TO ALL THE PEOPLE WHO WILL HAVE
ONLY THE VERY BEST AND PUREST DRUGS.
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Don't forget this: Highest Quality in
Drugs is a very important thing to you.
We want an opportunity to show you
our finely equipped and properly man
I
i
aged Pharmacy.
TRY US
FULLERTON &
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FOR 8ALE-20 acre fruit farm. Fori
particulars call on Mrs. Wm. Smith j
at the Sunla-aiii PhoU) Parlura. ih si
fry (jgteopatby lor a sure cure. 92tl j
Tonsilitis is permanently cured by
Osteopathy. Consult Dr. Studley. 92tt
Every ladies', misses' and childrens'
cloak in our entire stock, including a
good assortment of desirable, strictly
up-to-date garments, will be on sale for
the next ten days at heavy reductions.
Bee our w indow. Joeephson's. 93 tf
MARRIED
smith UHaunwiaun avfi i
Mr. Lynn Bmitb, of Alta, Utah, son
of Tboe. Smith, of Rose! urg, to Mrs.
Anna Christofaon, of Salt Lake, Utah.
For the next ten days only we will
offer our regular llti 50 and $15 Kuppen
heimer Guaranteed Suits at the uniform
lv low nrice of $13. These are new,
- ....,,.. o I I , i i
j fashionable garments. See our window.
Josephson s. tl
A Judicial Inquiry
A well known traveling man who
visits the drug trade saya he has often
heard druggists inquire of customere
who asked for a cough medicine,
I whether it wss wanted for a child or for
an adult, and if for a ckjild they almost
! invariably recommend Chamberlains
Cough Remedy. The reason for this is
that they know there is no danger from j
it and that it alwavs cures. There is
! not the the least danger in giving it,
and for coughs, col-' nd croup is is un
! surpassed. For sale by A. C. Marsters
& Co.
For the next ten days only, onr regu
lar $12 shirtwaist suits will go for$9.S0:
our reuglar $10 values for $7.80. At
.losephson's. 3 tf
Yesterday J. W. Dent was engaged in
distributing the new fire hydrants.
There are nine new c"es and he took
one to North Roseburg, one to West
Koseburg, another to the Grove and one
into Wiiiie - addition.
"Bob" Stephens was in from Oakland
Tuesday, and reported that dressed
tnakeys were in demand, bringing 9
ceues per pound.
The secret of good health is found in
Osteopathy. Consultation free. 2tf
G. J. Bacher, leading resident dentist,
M tf
Judge Hamilton and Hon. F. W.
Benson attended the anuual meeting of
the state bar association, which has just
been in session at Portland. Mr. Ben-
'son stated that there were about 100
I delegates present and that a tine time
l waa had.
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TRY US
RICHARDSON
7rTfT77-
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
One cent ptr word, Orst Insertion ; 4 r-eni per
w ml for each Insertion therestier, an w-irds or
less tl per month. No adTertiement la
(or len than 2r cents
For Sale
Yon may expect results from oar
classified columns.
Good Business Opening About (2,000
necessary to handle it, cash or negotia
ble paper. Good reason for selling. For
particulars address Rox H66, Roseburg,
Oregon. 83 tf
FOR SALE. 15 bead of Angora goata
John Doerner, Wardton, Oregon.
HOTEL FOR HALE Fine opening;
for the rigbt party. Good reason for
eelling. For particulars, make inquiry
of the Plaindealer, where information
can be bad. 8ti-U
For Sale Scotch Collie pups, from
$2.50 to $15, the finest kind. Also Brown
Leghorn and Plymouth Rock chickens
and Tolouse geese. Siberian oats and
cheat seed. Addreaa E. A. Kruse, Roec
burg, Oregon. 84 8t
Now is the time to buy your heatiDg
stoves. See the new Trilby sold by S.
K. Sykes. 8411
COWS FOR SALE Two fresh milk
cows for sale. Call on or write J.
(ireen, 4 mileesonthof Roseburg. 8i7t
VETCH! VETCH! VETCH ! For
vetch seed call on or address Frank
Wixon, Brockway, Oregon. 91-8t
For Rent
FOR RENT The Robert McClelland
farm containing 805 acres, situated on
Deer Creek, about three miles from
Roseburg. Apply to F. W. Benson,
Roseburg, Ore. 89-tf
FOR SALE OR RENT The Dixonville
Store. For terms etc,, inquire of I.
F. Rice, Roseburg, or L. H. Smick,
Dixonville, Oregon. 89-1-m
Help Wanted.
Salesmen Wanted Cash advanced
weekly ; good territory open ; outfit free.
Some are making $100.00 to $150.00 per
mouth. Why not you? Address:
Washington Nursery Company,
77 tf Toppenish, Washington.
Lost and Found.
LOST Cheap purse, having chain at
tached. Contained nearly $4 in sil
ver. Finder leave same at the Plain
dealer and receive reward. I3tf
Ring Loal A eolid gold ring, witb Py
rites setting, lost. Reward offered. Call
at Plaindealer office. 86 tf
LOST Pair of gold-rim spectacles.
Finder please leave at the Plaindealer
office. 2t
Found A pocketbook, on one of the
county roads. Owner can have same by
calling at thia office, proving property,
and paying for this notice. 85 tf
LOST A lady's silver watch, open
faced, with initial " M " on back. Waa
attached to a silver chatelaine. Re
turn to Maggie McClallen, or leave at
thia office. Reward. 92 tf
Miscellaneous.
TEAM WANTED Team of horses,
weight about 1 100, wanted. Enquire
at Farmors' Real Estate Co. 80-Tt
BOARD WANTED Koom and board
are wanted, in a private family. Leave
particular. for "W. A. 8." at the
Plaindealer office. UO-tf
icrelB ai"1 I
1 lor mil"-
n grjaotwi
urg.