BOHEMIA NUGGET.
LHIJ W. HI1NUV,
Udltor and Proprietor.
Entered tithe l-numee Omar otatr'
ore r"i atSeeow) Cliinullinlt er.
Huh.rl I pllon rlr. 4I.A0. In Klme.
4ilrlM,iR llte imimV known 'ii
ftlinlirallan.
TIII8 VAVKH ' ?JS"i.wSlSl!
rranfncn. ijmii""
riwtB heitiaife
A.lrvtldint
.h.nvM. Mil
tainfiiradwrl
where con.
for II
Kkidav, Dhcumbuk 19, tgoa.
Chr.'stnuw come lmtfince- ityeftr.
NoxtThurHdny
resolutions.
Ik llio tiny tor new
The present city niln'iiiilstrntlon In
til lw conRrntnluted on the irood oi-
der.prvHeryed In our little city nud
lh,4' miinnor In which tin- linsl
lierkJolti(r transacted.
V. llllVO IlllOllt tV llOWIl different
first class excuses to offor this week
lor nnv shortcoming thnt mny np-
tienr In the paper. In the Hint place
our Joh department Is overun with
tiiirrvim Inlis which have kept our
printer on the Jump, our foreman
mi,l compositor have liothlioon Indis
posed and hnve hl(l off a part of the
week, anil to cap the climax, Thurs
day, our pnhllentloti day, Is HirUt-
man nml the entire force, Including
tl... n.lltiir. nre minnow! to take n
holiday.
Thursday, the day we usually Rot
mt the nniier. come on Christ iiiiw
thin week which necessitates u
jrettliiK n hustle tin ourselves and
Kettlnjj out the paper on Vednediiy,
ii day earlier than ustinl. Kor thl
reason the paper mny not contain
unite It Usual iiinount of local rend
ing matter. However, we will en
deavor to gut something Into our
columns and W't the paper out lie-
fore Santa Clause make hi annual
rounds. This Issue of the NuKet Is
the Inst iluriuK the year 190:;, and of
course the next Issue will lie the llrst
of the new year. We will commence
the new yenr right on time and set
out a first-class local jwiiier from the
llrst week until the last.
DIVIDU HUMS.
V. S. .Miller has accepted ft posit Ion
at tho new saw mill nt Sprhutlleld
and ii holding It down.
A good many cumo of slokncss.
around hero mostly n comlilimtlo.it
of colds and soarlctlna.
Kor some time iv past u cougar llni
Ihvii klllliig Mr. McUto'tiiitdV shOci
ami we expect someone will get lilg
giunu Home day.
School clows Friday and the
Hohool Is making in-cpurntloim to
hold th&el08lh'g exervise. Christmas
eve lu conhihctlnn with the Christ
limn tree.
The Southern l'acltic Is taking a
good many car loads of piling from
ihe Venteh switch now.
Another wedding last week, the
eontractlngpartles lielng Mr. lames
Ciimlierland and Miss Ida Taylor of
Comstock. The young couple have
the well wishes of a large circle of
friends.
A hlg dance nt Divide for Christ
mas. The hoys all know what that
means.
Uist Mondny's Portland Telegram
contained an extensive wrltenp nml
numerous half-tones of the great
state of Oregon and Is a line sheet to
end east to.your friends who are
thinking about the great Pacific
Northwest. Among other things
was a two-ooluimi article on the Bo
hemia Mining District which summed
up some o." the great advantages of
our district. Ten times tliut space
could Just as well have lieen devoted
to the district and not told half of
the story either. However, we are
thankful for small favors and must
lie content with this.
I1UMS FROM SILK CRUHK.
Are you preparing for Christmas?
Unite a number of our good look
Ing Indies were Invited to a rag itee
at Mrs. Kmlly heeler's residence
last Thursday. As It was also the
anniversary of her husband. Mr; K.
Wheeler'slilrthdny.he wus eruilttel
to occupy the seat of honor at the
table and partake of the feast of
goisl things.
Tli os. ltichardsoii is improving
somewhat In health to the great Joy
of his faithful wife.
David Kstes steps high and also
wears quite a lieulgu smile all on ac
count of n young Miss, who arrived
at his home a few days ago and an
uoiinced herself as one of the family.
John Ashliy made a trip to town
today over the good roads to de
liver a lieef which he butchered yes
terday.
V. 11. Long hauled off a hlg load
of turkeys today to Wilbur McKar-
land. The price paid for them was
12& i-er lb.
Ueo. Thompson walked to town
last Friday thinking It wus post day
but was unfortunate hi being 14
hours too early. Never mind (Seorge
lietter too early than not at all.
Unite a few of our neighbors were
disappointed by the nonapiKsirniice
of Mr. Ilrynn of Saginaw, who was
to preach here last Sunday, but for
some reason failed to get here.
o 0
m w n.i.t. a
o
ltoad real estate Iwrsiilnii of Jerome
Khax & Co.
Kino residence, choice lots, butlnri
tiloeka for talc Jerome Krox A Co.
A Hue line of clocks Just from the
east at II. C. Mailsen's. 42-4 1
Your patronage solicited.
Davidson, The Jeweler.
A high grade I.. C. Smith or Colts
double barrel, hiiiumerless shotgun,
either 10 or 12gnage,foryoungstock.
Kniinltv at the Nugget ollice.
llownro of air dried or half dry
flooring, celling and rustle. The
llooth-kclly I.umlierCo. are making
sKcial prices on kiin-uruHi luiuiHr.
Wo lisve on hum, a larRO itoek ol
kiln-dried flooring, it'llinr mul rustic in
grades I 2 and 3, Let tia innke yo
special price.
BootII-Km LY t.UMHKK Co,
Cut this out and take It to Ilcusoit
Driiir Co's trng store und Ret free
sample of CliHiiilwrlulu's Stoinnch mid
I.iver Tiiblets. the host nlivsie. Thev
cleHine snd invicorate the stomach, bli
the appetite ami rrKiilate tlie
Hegular site, 35c. per Ikix.
prove t
bo iv els.
The (lolden Rule Mining Co.
This week we nre In receipt of the
prospectus of tlie tioldeu Hule Con-
solidattHl Mining Company which
was recently Incorporated anil or-
gnnlztMl at Salem.
The Incorporators are Mu. cen
ter, C. Mnrsh, 1). Stelner. A. V. Ilom
yernnd C. I.. Johnson. The list of
olllcers nre as follows: Win Wechter,
in-s.; C. Marsh, vice pres.: Wm.
Ionising, treas. aud C. 1.. Johnson,
secretary.
t lie tiroiertles of thccouipnnv con
sist of the six claims comprising the
oiiieu mile group ami the nine
claims nt the foot of the hill compris
ing the uousollilateo group.
These are line proiiertles nml will
lui doubt turn out to lie greent producers.
Ijick of space this week forbids an
xtended description.
The otllcers of this new company
are nil hustlers and we look for some
rent developments. Success to the
new company.
NUT10K t'OU I'lnil.lCATlOX.
UnltcHl sullen Und Otllro,
Hosebutv, Orepiii, Dec. 17, HW2.
Notice l hereby ulveu that ln com
pliance lth tiio provisions of tho act of
Coimresa of June 3,1878, entitled "An
act lor tho sale of limber lands in the
States of California, Oregon, Nevada,
and WahliinUmTerrilorv,'-as extended
to all the Public Isinil Slate by act of
August 4, IW, Charles A. Wliilerineler
of iMiKeuu C-o. of Uuie, Slate of tire.,
has this day tiled lu this otllcc his swoiu
statement No. 4IM. for tho purchase of
tho W , NW tf, W 48W 4o(SvNo 10,
ti20 f?outh, olltttlitw 7 W. and will oiler
proof to show that tho hind sought Is
more valnahlo for Us limber or stone
thun for agricultural purpoes, and to
eslablish his claim to said land before
Marie 1.. Ware, V. S. Commissioner
at Kimono, Oregon, on Monday the
Utli day of March. UHV1.
lie names as w ilnesses .
tioorge Hunter, of Hngcae, Umu Co.,
Ore , James Handle, of Kalrinount, Imm
Co., Ore., CIiiiiIm Iv. Shanll, of Panther,
Ixtne Co., Oiegon. I. I). Michael, ol
Mound, Lane Co., Oie.
Any and all persons claiming adverse
ly the above-descilbcd lands are re
quested to tile tlirlr claims in thi. ollice
on or before said 9th day of Mar., UWI.
J. T, Uhiimiks, ltegister.
LONDON ITEMS.
Love In Oregon.
"It rains today." the gallant said,
"Why so It dix-s," said she.
"Hut not so much as once It did"
"Why sure It don't" quoth he.
"It rained on yesterday I think.
If mem'ry serves me right,"
Her cheek In faintest tint of pink
itetrnyed her heart's delight.
"It may not rain tomorrow
though,"
He wldsliered low atnl sweet
While pressing closer as they both
Together walked the street.
"How lieautlful tho rain appears,"
She archly ventured him.
With thumping heart he watched
her tears,
Hut missed and kissed her chin.
Her hoisted skirt mid rubbered feet,
rmhrella very low,"
Ills punts rolled up, they ruin de
feat. Hut fall to Cupid's how.
Musical Recital.
The recital at the oH-ra houso here
Monday evening by Louis Arthur
l-'ruier, panlst, mid Miss Nina
Ostrander, vocalist, drew quite a
large crowd of the music loving
people, all of whom seemed more
thun pleased with tlie splendid pro
gram rendered.
Mr. Ki-uxer Is a young man of won
derful ability us a musician and
without a doubt has a groat future
liefore him In the line of hschiMcn
work. Those who hud heard hint on
former occasions were surprised at
the wonderful progress ho has made
ami predict for hint a great future.
Ho frequently responded to encore
mid Invariably pleased his audlauce.
Miss Ostrnnder Is a young lady
whose home Is In this city and tho
K'ople hero are proud of the fact.
Her efforts Monday evening proved
fiat she has wonderful ability as a
vocalist and also that slio has been
Const Fork is on a boom.
We nre soon to have more light on
the subject ns the Coast Fork Lum
ber Company will soon Install a new
water wheel and an electric dynamo
for lighting purposes, at their mill
near here. This enterprising lumber
company do not ls?lleve In sparing
nny time or exietise lu keeping their
mill fully nbreast of the times with
the latest und most Improved ma
chinery. The Shortrldge mill will soon lie
running full blast and turning' out
lunilier to Its fullest capacity. j
This section of the country Is full i
of men who are busy winter andsuin-1
mer getting out piling, working In j
the logging camps, the saw mills, oil '
the river ami in the mines. They I
are all getting good wages aud are
consequently prosicrous and happy.
The new store at London Is now
completed and stocked to it greatest
capacity with a new and up-to-date
line of goods, irhaps the liestof any
country store In the county. In con
nection with the store Is a large aud
commodious warehouse which en
ables them to take In exchange, or
for cash, all kinds of produce.
There will Is? a Christmas tree
in the hall over the store on Christ
mas. Everybody and their children
will le there and a grand good time
is anticipated.
Improvements still go on at the
Oregon Mineral Springs and by April
1st the hotel and springs will again
be ready for guests.
KALLAKD'S HOKEHOUM) SVKUP.
Imtnediatelv relieves hoarse, croupv
cough, oppressed, rattling, tasping and
litlicult oreatlilng. Henry u. Stearns.
Druggist, ShelUburg, Wisconsin, writes
Mav "0. 1001 : "I have hevn sellinc
Mallard's Horehoiilid syrup for two
ears, and have never had a prepara
tion that nas given better satisfaction .
notice that when I sell a bottle, they
come back for more. I can honestly
recommend it. Joe. oOc
Kra Drug Store.
NOTICF l-OK PI' PLICATION.
Cniled siatei bind Ollice,
Koseburg, Ouvm, Sept., 24, KHV.'.
Notice is hereby given that in compli
ance with the provisions o( the act of
Congress of June .1. 1S78, entitled "An
act (or the sale of timber lauds in the
States of California. Oregon, Nevada,
and Washington Terrllorv. asexlotnlod
to all tho Poblle 1-oid States hv act of
August 4, lSy.'.Jnine J.Tyriell.of Port
land, CouutvofMullnomali Staloof Ore
gon, has this uav moil In this ollico his
suoru statement No. 8A21, for the niir-
chasoof thoNWV SK4, N 4 SW1-4.
SW1-4SW 1-4 of Section No.20Tow nship
21 Sofliauge 8 V. ami w ill oiler proof to
snow llial tin, land sought is more valu
able forits timber or stonetliau (oragri
cultural niino.es. and to establish his
claim to said land lieforo the ltegister
and Ueceiver at Koseliurg, Oregon, on
Monday tue 'hut day of March, ltJ3.
He nanus as witnesses :
William JC. Prudhomme, Henry C.
Prudhomme, Lydin 0. Tvrrell, Ot'orge
K. McClintock, of Portlanil, Ore.
Any and all persona claiming adverse
ly the above-descrll'ed lands an- re
quested to tile their claims in this otllce
on or before said 2nd day of Mar,, 100.1.
J.T. IliilLKiES, Register.
NOTICE KOIt PUIILICATI0N.
By Their Clothes
The Porter is not the only man who
knows another by his clothes.
Our Clothing ;
Mukcs n uiiiit look gentlemanly, und If lie
OfiHlciuiiiily, Uictc's no noclcty In thu
Wotld we out t fit for.
4
'I
Remember we
OIW kJVllillfj
COST
out Clothing at
Ol U VlAmilSii Is omI, IOIciuK and Well Miulv.
AT PxVCIFIC TIMBER CO'S STORE,
Under" Odd Fellow's Hall. - COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
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N0T1CE FOK PUPLICATION.
United States Uind Ottice,
Itoseburt;, Oregon, Sept. 21. 1002.
Notice Is hereby given that in compli
ance with the provisions of the act of
Congressol JiiiioS. 1878. entitled "An
act for the sale of titnlier lands in tlie
Slates of California, Oregon. Nevada and
Washington Territory, as extended to
all tlnvPnl)lie IjiikI Suites br act of Au-
i!iist4. 1802. Lvd a C. Tvrrel .of Port and.
v"." """:?" ,ui i u-. i. ....;
anil 1 1 at I ' u 7 ' ul u 1
ill , j r, . iihh liiih hi n ill iiiif uiiiirp iilt
sworn statement N'o. .'1623, for the pure-'
base of the SK Vt of Section No. :!0, Twp. !
1 HOLIDA Y PRESENTS
I What Shall I Buy tor Xmas?
Come and sec fit the store where the presents will prove it source
Jgjj of delight to tlie young find oltl alike. Among our )resents mny
gj he found wooden, Iron and .Musical Tovs. (lames, Necktie Hoxes",
JgjJ Toilet Sets, Shaving Sets, Alliums, Dolis, Poll Huggies, Wagons,
fgj Whcel-h.'trrows, Tool Chests, Blackboards, Hunts. Harps, Drums,
KB Trunks, and many other things too numerous to enumerate.
I WE ALSO DESIRE TO
Call special attension to our China illMl fiilaiNN Vt'ltrc
W which consists of Souvenirs, Card T.iays, Olive Dishes, Cups
and Saucers, Plates, Water Jugs. Tea Urns, Creamers Sugar
M Howls, Hon Hon Dishes, Wttter .Sets, wine Sets
21 South, of ' Itauge 8 West, and I
will oiler proof to show that the I
land sought is more valuable for its
timber or stone than for ngricultur.il ,
purposes, and to establish her claim to
United States Land Ottice,
Roseburg, Oregon, Dec. 12, 1902.
Vntieiil liprphv trivpn thnt In rnlnnll
ance witli the provisions of tlie acl of ' mh land' liefore the ltegister and Ite
Congress of June 3, I88, eutitled "An ceiver of this otrice at Knseburg, Oregon i
act for tho sale of timber lands in the I on Monday, the 2nd dav of Mar., 1103.4
Slates of California, Oregon, Nevada. She names as witnesses: I
ami Washington Territory,"asexlendl , William K. Priidhominc. Henry C.I
to all the 1'tilme Laml Mates by act pf Prudhomme, James J. Tyrrell, (ieorge
Lamps, lite.
Come Htirly While
The Slock is C'om-lle(d.
NOTICE.
L'uited .States Lund ollice,
Itoseburt. On-., Dec. 11 1002.
Notice Ih hereby Klven thnt tlie nji
roved libit of Hurvev of I'rnctlomil
Township
22 S.. It. I E.
Iiuh Im-oii received from the Surveyor
(ieueriil for Oregon, nnd on Mondny.
Jnniiiiry 20, 1003, tit 9 ji. m. the Hiihl
ilut will lie filed ii this ollice. urn
the hind embraced therein Im-Iiik In
the Cuscnde Forest Reserve will be
otien to entry onl.v to persons Imv-
Iiik mnde Kcttlemcut therein prior to
nepiemier as, jusw, the unto of the
withilruwul from entry of wulil hind
liv ,irilir nf ilw, In,uli1,.tit ,f tin
I'nlted StutcM.
J. T. Ilniliniw, IteKlster.
.1. H. IIoiitii, Kecelver,
C(yDOIIIN(i SPKI.L OAlfSKSUKATII
'llariv Duekwell. uircil 25 vears.
choked to death ear v veslerdav morn-
illgat Ills home. In the I Irene nee nf hla
. wife and child. He cimtmctiil n slleht
cold a few days ami mul paid hut little
intention to it. Yesterday morning lie
I was seined with a fit of coughing which
i ...... ..t , ,it.. .tt. . .
I. -i,,.. i ,i i.-i i -., "r , niiHaeni
....... ....... .,...,-.,.... mi, imsniora pliysleian hut iM-fure ho could ar-
few ,venrn III dovcloplmr and cttltl-1 rive, .mother i-nughlng spell came on
vntltiK lier voice. Tlie iiudluuco wiih.'S'"! ""'"knell died fr suirocati'in
well p,e,l with her n,,,,,. n f ..'."inlrvrluo.lZv;:
tho proKTiun and she wi.h fivipiently ,vl him. 2.V-, ),! nil 1 at New k)!i
iilillK'iii to respiuiil tneneure. 1 DriigHtme .
Tho iveltnl was ulso a success: In a 1
financial way rm the attendance wan! llluo print maps ofiinv township
wr.vood. I1'1 IlONelmrK, Oregron Land District.
hIiowIiik all vneant IiuiiIh for MctM.
' A Hinall deposit will Hecure .he.irtl-1 fr.mi' the ' '.'k."'":;"';,,!.',
elejj you dCHlre for Xiiiiin. I Title duui-iintce ic Loan (:,., itosel
Davikhon. The Jeweler. linns. Ore.
August 4. Ib02. Andrew Claven
of Coburg, County of Lane, State
of Oregon, has this day tiled in this office
his sworn statement No. -1125, for the
purchase of the X s SWKA SWtfXVVtf
of See 8, Tp 22 Sooth, of It. 2 W. and
will oiler proof to show that the land
ought is more valuable for its timlier
or stone than for agricultural purposes,
and to establish his claim to said land
liefore Marie L. Ware. U.S. Commis
sioner at Ktigene, Oregon, on Mon
day, the 2nd day of Mar.. 1IKW.
lie names as witnesses. :
.Martin HaHUenson, of Kugene, Lane
Co.. Oregon, Martin Olson, Peder Op
litis, of lllue Itiver, LaiieCo.,Ore.,Jnliii
Dal, of Cottage Grove, Lane Co,, Ore.
Any and all perrons claiming adverse
Iv the above-tlescribeo land' are re
quested to file their claims in tliis,oflicn
on or liefore said 2nd day of Mar.. 1003.
J. T. ItiutsiiiH. ltegister.
K .McClintrs k. oi Portland. Oiegon .
Any aud all persons claiming adverse
ly the alHive-dcerilK'd hinds are re- j
quested to file their claims in this otllce j
on or liefore said 2nd day of Mar., 1003. i
J.T. IIkiihiks, Register.
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MRS. PET
oaks km,
SANFORD'S
For FasJitoiiiibh Dressmaking.
main sthhet
Cottaok Gkovu. Ore.
JEROME KNOX
Attomcy-at-Law
Prompt attention i-alr to Mining Iluilneii
CoTTAGK GROVK, ORK.
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1
Hemenway fii Burk holder.
NOTICE KOIt PUBLICATION.
United States I-und OfHi e,
Roseburg, Ore., Dec. 18,1002.
Notice is hereby given that In eon.
lillance with the provisions of the act
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "A :
act tor the sale of timber lands in tl.i
States of California, Oregon, Nevada, I
and Washington Territory," as ex-1
tended to all the Public Land States by
act of August 4, 1802, 1-Mith M. Phillip,
of Cuttagu Orove, O unty of Lane, I
State of OrcliHsthisday tiled in thisof
lice her sworn statement No, 4l57for the
purcliase of the NW Sec No.K In Tp.
22Sof Range No. 2 w. and will offer
proof to show that the land sought is
more valuable for its timber or stone
than for agricultural purKiseti and to
establish her claim lo said land before
Marie L. ware, U.S. Commissioner nl
Kugene, Oregon, on Saturday the 14th
day of .M.irch, 1003.
She names as witnesses.
Frank IS, Phillips, Joseph K. Young,
John D. Palmer, Krank D. Wheeler, of
Cottage Grove, Line Co., Ore.
Any and all perrons claiming wive se
ly the above described lauds are re
quested to file their claims in this oflleo
on or liefore said Nth dav of March,
1003.
J. T. iillllKlKS, Kkoihtkii.
J. S. MEDLEY
dttorney-at-Laio o o
: Office on Main street
CoTTAGK GKOVK, ORK.
HERBERT LEIGH
ASSAYKR AND MHTALLUIKILST
KUOK.NK OltKOO.N.
lte.1 hquliiil awtsy offlce In the Bute. Hin
nleebr nll receive iirmapl attention, work
Inir te.ts made on ore Hmles of one to fifty
isiunrli tofleterinlne trie moet tnllable ineth
,sli of treatment. I'rUes on application.
L. T. HARRIS
Attorney and dounselor-nt-LuiD
Bteclal attention Klven to the law ( Mines,
First National Hank ltuilditig.
KUtiliNK. ORK.
VICTORY FOR T. K. RICHARDSON .
The (great ' n pianos and organs nt the Richardson Music House in the lust sixty
days has been a wonder to ourselves, having sold in all 55 pianos mul origins ns follows:
Iiula O. Hayites Piano
K. J. Daneval Organ
Jacob Urown "
H. K. antl J. . WoodrttlT Piano
W. S. Anderson OrKnu
Mrs. G. Ii. Crouch..: "
Miss Kmma G. liryan . ..Piano
Samuel G. Whittsett ..Organ
Sherman Spoug "
E. If. Owens "
Jessie Cleuinis Piano
NOTICU FOR PUISLICATION.
United States Land Ollice,
Roseburg, Oregon, Deo. 17, 1902.
Notice is hereby given that In compli
ance with the provisions of Ihe acl o
Congress of June .'I, 1878, entitled "An
act for Ihe sale of timber lands in the
Stales of California, Oregon, Nevada,
and Washington Tenltorv," asexlendeti
to all the Public 1-and States hv act of
August 4, JS02, Muiinie D. Ilissell of
Kugene, I onnly of Lane, .Stale ol
Oregon, has this day filed In this
(ilfice his sworn stalcineul No, 4IC2, for
the puichiise uthe.SK '4 SK 1-4 of Sec
No. 32, Township 20, South, ofRangeb
West, and will offer proof lo show thai I
tint land sought Is more yaliialile for Us
iliuber or stone jliau for agricultural
purposes, and lo establish his claim to
said laud define .Ma lie L. Ware, U,
n, Ciiiumissioner at hnwne. Oregon.
mi Saiuiday, ih.- 7th day of .Mar., I00.'l, j
ne names as uit nesses: 1
L. L. Sliell, M. S, lliirker, W. K. !
llatker, of Kugene. Line Co.. Oie.. I"
Chailes Wiltse, Spilugfleld, Lane Co.,
Oie.
Any und nil petsous elalinlng nil verm '
ly the alioyc-deecrlboil lands are n
qiifsied lullle their claims In this offie
011 or liefoie iaiil 7th lav of Mar., 1003
J. T .IillllKlKS. Register.
J. E. YOUNG
dttoriiey-nb-Law
Offlce on Main itreet, Weil Hlde
COTTAGK GROVK, 0r.
A. H. KING
Attorney at Law.
VOTTAOK ailOVE, OJtlC.
.Organ
Jasper Pntton Organ
R. II. Cook ".
Florence Andrews "
J).-Murry.... "'
W. I., lid wards "
Hud Crow " "
P Rogers "
J. A. Chancy " ..
- M. Ii.Judkins o -'' .""
Lillian Carper 'I
N. K. Compton "
A. P. Larson. '' .
Hert Wells ...
H. Horen ,. .. "
Mary A. Taplin, Sidnow, Midi Piano
Rem Kate ' "
W. C. Johnson Grant! Piano
Levi Gcer , . . Pinno'
Resides the tibovelist we hnve sold many small instruments, such ns violins, guitars,
banjos and mandolin. This leaves our stock compatntively exhausted, mid leaves our
floors vacant and ready to receive n fine ctr load ol Needhain pianos and organs direct Irom
the New York factory. Our shelving and show window is ulso empty, and ready to re
ceive n lurgc shipment of stools and scarfs from the Touk Mfg. Co., of N. Y. With twelve
years' continued experience with the Needham hoods wc have found them the most satis
actory, hoth to ourselves antl to our customers. We earnestly invite the intending pur
chasers of pianos especially to see this fine lot of instruments before purchasing elsewhere.
K. Richardson JVIusic Rouse,
ROSEBURG AND COTTAGE GROYE.
W. G. Kelly...
J. If. Lelinharc.
H. J. Cox
J. S. Charaey....
..Piano
.Organ
K. W. Redifer....' "
Azalfa Iidge, I), of II. of Glcndnle,
Ore.
.Piano
H. C. MADSEN,
WATCIIMAKUR.
Heiialrlng at reasonable rnaricei.
All work guaranteed flrit.clau.
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