THE EVENING NEWS WKIKHIAV, MARCH 10, 1010.
"CAUGHT A TROUT
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With tacKIe I got from FULLERTON "S RICHARDSON. The
Store. Finest quality. Price right.'
News of the. City Briefly Told
3. D. Walker, August (loltBche and
f). H. llvyburn, nil residents of l;ll
3urd, were In tho city Inst evening. -
Fred Andorwin of Iloyal Oak, Mich,
is In tlio city for a fow days. Bliould
io be utile to find a miltuljlo ranch
he will locate In tlilH county.
Mr. George Purer certainly made
a good fouiituln pen whim lie made
ithe Parker l.ue.ky Curve T'cu. On
aalo at Koseburg Honk Store. M-lf
W. ft. Illll, of Wilbur, who liaa
been In the city since yesterday look
ing after IiuhIuokh matters, left for
tiomo thlH uftnrnoon,
City Don Catcher retllt reports six
dogs In the pound today. Unless
claimed by tomorrow evening they
will ho killed accordliiK to law.
Mrs. Jean Morris Kills, the well
linown psychologist who recently con
cluded a. series of lectures in this
city, la lecturing this week ut Ku
euo. The rush of taxpayers at the sher
ITI's office has abated Bomewhnt to
day, presumably for tho reason that
the time of allowing the usual three
jer cent rebate has expired.
Your price of living will be reduced
1f you buy your groceries at the
North Side Grocery. It Is easy to live
well and grow fat If J"il trade with
us. I'lionn iH:U. Kreo delivery to
jill parts of tho city. d-tf
Contractor Wnrlhlngton hns been
nwarded the contract for construct Inn
a cement sidewalk abutting tho pro
perty owned by J. II. Wilson. He ex
vocls to commence work on the same
In a few days. ,
C. It. Btevonson of Seattlo, Is spend
ing a few days In. tho city visiting
friends. Mr. Slevenson was at one
time a resident of Douglas county, but
juoved to Washltiston Movorul yenra
ngo, where ho has slnco resided.
Needless to assert that ho nutlces
many improvements since his resi
dence here.
William Hill, of Wilbur, transacted
business matters in the city yester
day. The 4-year-old son of Charles I.oo
mlB, of Newport, Ore., underwent an
operation at .Mercy Hospital today.
W. C. ,JCdwards( tho popular Drain
business man, spent yesterday In the
city looking after business matters. .
C. n. Wilson, employed in the Prior
machine shop, had a small particle
of steel which lodged In his eyo while
ut work today, successfully removed
by Dr. K. V. Hoover.
W. It. Godfrey, formerly In tlio
transfer business In this city, but now
located at Ten Mllo, was attending to
business matters In Hoseburg today.
Rev. O. W. ' Householder will
preach at Green's school houBe March
20, at 11 o'clock a.m. All aro cor
dially Invited to attend. A Sunday
school class will be organized Immed
iately alter tho morning service.
Mr. Plckard, whose head was badly
Injured some weeks ago by an explo
sion at the Starveout mines, hns suf
ficiently recovered to leave Merry
hospital nnd return to his homo ut
Monroe, Oregon.
O. W. Sloper, the cleaner nnd
presser, hns just received his lino of
sprint; mmples from Kd V. Prl'e,
Chicago tnliors, nnd Invites the pub
lic to Inspect them. vThe lino Is one
of the handsomest ever received by
him nnd Includes all the latest
weaves made Into tho most fashion
able attire for men. TF
Tho little son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Schwarta met wllh a very serious ac
cident last evening, the result of
which will necessitate him remaining
under the care of a physician for some
time. It appears that the child was
plnylug Willi a knife, when In BOine
unexplained manner ho fell and in
so doing allowed the blade of the
weapon to penetrate the stomach. Dr.
Hoover was called to attend tho patient.
H. J. Ituwll left this afternoon for
his farm at Wilbur.
Ilev. C. W. Short is reported to he
on tho sick list.
J. D. Walker, of Dlllard, is In tho
city on business today.
S. J. Jones mado n business trip to
Myrtle Creek Tuesday.
Richard Hughes, of Glendalo, wds
a visitor in the city yesterday.
N. Andorson, a farmer of the Dll
lard country, Is In the city today.
R. 8. Wells, of Canyonvllle, at
tended to liusines In Roseburg yes
terday. J. A. Sampson, of Elk Head, looked
after business muttera In tho city
yesterday.
P. H. Hnrlh, of Portland, father of
Henry Harth, Is In the .city visiting
with his son.
Wllllnni Buxton, the genial farmer
of Hrockway
on business.
W. A. Mayes, of Riddle, was a bus
iness visitor in the city for a few
hours yesterday.
E. S. Wells, of Canyonvllle, spent
yesterday In the city looking after
iiusluess Interests.
Tho work of exiierting tho county
books will be comemnced within a few
days by Mr. Olcott, who was recently
awarded tho contract for accomplish
ing tlio task. Tlio expert expects to
consume about five weeks in complet
ing the Job.
Tho Albany Nurseries, of Albany.
Ore., have presented tlio Episcopal
church of this city, with a dozen
choice rose plants which will be used
to beautify tho grounds where the
church building is located.
Tho work of plowing the north half
of the court house grounds is progres
sing with rnpldlly. Indications teml-
. lug to show Hint the tas will be com
I pleted thiB week. As soon as possible
ithe plot, will bo turned over to the
through this pl:;co last Tuesday en
route home from eastern Oregon.
I .MS3 Martha Mortensen left for her
homo at Salem Tuesday morning af
i ter a few days visit with her brother,
i l)r. Morlenson at this place.
I Arthur Kelso made a business trip
to Cottage Grove Inst Tuesday.
Dr. Wade, of Drain, was a business
.visitor to this city the first of the
week.
I Tho ladles of tho M. E. church will
give an entertainment at the opera
I houBO Friday evening. Mnrch 25. A
j unique program will bo rendered and
' a good time is assured to all.
I Miss Sue Burt has returned to her
homo at tills place after Eeveral days
absence at Roseburg,
! County School Superintendent
Thurman Chaney was a business vlsl-
tor to this city last Monday.
Leslie Miller and wife, of Sprln;'
. field, visited at the home of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Jno. Miller at Hayhurst the first
of tlio week.
Jno. Hangeberg made a business
.trip to Roseburg the flrtt of the
week.
I J. W. Hockley, of Onkland, visited
with relatives at this place a fow
I days this week.
Charles and Alvin Lee mado a l'::--
ness trip to Hoseburg last Monda"
Mr. Barton Helllwcll is at present
employed as chief clerk and dope
mixer at the Huntington drug store.
Jno. Woodson left last Monday for
his home at Long Creek, after an ex
tended visit with relations and
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LEONA MILLS LUMBERCOMPANY H
Luiiiber, Lath, Shingles and Dry Finish Lumt er
Doors and Windows of all Kinds.
ROSEBURG, OREGON
Yards on Lower Oak Street.
Phone 1411
SUB
HOUSE CLEANING TIME ML SOON BE HERE
And when It cornea plan to have the work done In a thorough
nanner. THE VACCUM CLEANER does away with all druirrzery for
the women, besides (Iobh not injure your carpets or rutm in the leaBt.
When ynu aro rnady to take up this important part of the household
work call up the
Phone 791
ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY
0. C. Baker, Prop.
Office N. Jackson St.j
wumii iiiii i
THE XEYV YORK STORK
ladles that they may plant their
shrubbery and otherwise beautify the
grounds.
Mwwfwmii ii hum wi thk nkw yoiik 8TOHK ymnenmmf.irtmfmim
BIG HOURLY SALE-THURSDAY ONLY
From 2 P. M.
to 3 P. M.
1 .25 value in Women's wrappers; all good pat
terns and an extra fine cloth. See this great val
ue. Special ,
750
BETWEEN THESE HOURS ONLY.
NONE LAID AWAY
WHATIIKK ItKI'OIiT.
Itoseliurg Oregon, .Mured 1(1, 1!I.
All observations lalien at B a.m., Pacific lime.
Temperat uro Wind
At Mlu. 12 .Mux. 2T Wren- Ve- Pre- Weath-
5 a.m. houra hours Hon locliy clpt'n er.
limine :tii IH f.ll SW 4 0 Clear
VU'toru" ...12 V.' 5 1 SW 4 ft Cloudy
Tuloo-a Hi. 42 III NK 22 .02 Cloudy
Seallle HI 4I' f'K N T. Clear
Portland 7 r.2 r.2 70 W 4 .04 Pt. CI.
North Head 4S 4S r.4 S 4 0 Pt. U.
Uo-Hbur 4S 4cl r.S NW 4, .0 Cloudy
S.ikv,nl' 40 4" M SW 4 0 Pt. CI.
Heel muff 4S IS 04 4 0 Cloudy
ai-ramoim '" I r.4 00 N 8 Cloudy
Kan FnimlM-o Mi 5 00 NW 4 .02 Unlit
Walla Walla 5 Bt 00 8K 4 ft Clear
YaHm.t 4S 72 NW 10 0 Clear
Spirliiiue I I 41 70 NK 0 0 Clear
Hoi,- 12 42 70 N li 0 Clear
Poralello St S l S 4 0 Clour
Lc.vWum 10 40 70 K 4 0 Clear
Jlelenn :!ll 34 Oft SW 4 0 Clear
KOUIiCAST- showers tonlnht or Thinrday.
wh.i.iam una,
Official In Charge.
rttoney-nt-l.aw
Legal advice free. Collections O
Solicited
Room 1. Mnrstera Dldg.
Hoi.et.iiri;, On', O
ft it. k. sti:ki.,
II. M. llltUMKIKM)
Dentist
Rooms 6 and 7 Hell Sisters Bldg. i
Phone 1361 Hoseburg, Or., 4
YO.VC.ll.I.A SAYI.ViS.
Mrs. .MeOiuty Has SolnetliiuK to Say
of Her Seetli.n.
Mrs. MelClroy and son of Salem
visited with Mr. and .Mrs. James 3e
atty tills week.
.Mrs. .1. K. Clark, who has been vi
itlnK with relatives in Lane county
for several weeks, has returned to
her home nt this place.
.ludno and .Mrs. Meim'.er " are at
home niinln nfter nn nbsonce o sev
eral months In California. .Mr. Mein
rer has purchased properly ut Red
latida Cal.. and will return thither
with Mrs. Meizner In a short timo to
reside.
Mrs. Hurry Stearns visited with
relatives at Oakland a few days this
week.
M. Pelre of Vtosotiur?;. Is vlsltln?
with relatives here this week.
Miss Delia Ohlson visited will, rel
atives at this- placo the first of the
week.
Albert Hellhvell hns enno to Port
hind lo remain indefinitely.
Hev. K. O. Kldlhlce ajient a few
days nt Springfield tills wivlr.
Kred Moody, of Sutherlin, pnsed
W. F. Rodolf
Architect and
Superintendent
MOPK11X KKS1HKXCKS A SPEC
IALTY. For further particulars, address
llox 71, liosclmrg, Oreuon. il-sr
Jr
THK NKW YOltK STdllK III 1 I ! ' .l
BIG HOURLY SALE-THURSDAY ONLY
From 3 P. M.
to 4 P. M.
l'nney striped perealine petticoats in blaek and
white only; a big skirt value that is the best ever.
Special .' T
690
BKTWJjST THESE II OURS ONLY
THK NEW YORK STORK mlKllllMMMf w
BIG HOURLY SALE-THURSDAY ONLY
From 4 P. M.
to 5 P. M.
$4.50 Women's all wool panama dress skirts in
blue, gray and blaek; a big value that is sure to
please you. Xone laid away.
2.98
BETWEEN THESE HOURS ONLY, NONE LAID AWAY, NO PHONE ORDERS
THK XKW VOltIC STOHI3
fi-iends at this place.
Fred Mitchell and family left last
Monday for Hoover. Ore., to reside,
Mr. Mitchell having secured employ
ment with a lumbering syndicate.
Dr. Kinff, of'Cutlago Grove, visited
with friends at this place several
daj'H last week.
Miss Alice Willinms, of TloseburFr,
visited "With relatives and friends
here tho first of the week.
Hertram Applefrate, of Cottage
drove, was a visitor to tills city the
first of the week.
John W'amsley has sold his pro
perty In this city to A. Caley and has
purchased a small farm near Albany
and contemplates moving there in the
near future.
Cleve Ambrose, of Rosehure, was a
visitor to this city last. Sunday.
C H. Dauirnerty mnde a buslnes
trln to HoseburK last Saturday.
Dr. Cleorpe K. Knott has purchased
the residence property of ludse Meln
zer and contemplates utilizing a por-
j Winnie Gaddis
t THE PLUMBER
Skylight Cornices
Heating Ventilating
Phone 2101
Agent for Snell
Water Filters.
Removes all impurities.
Roseburg
Oreg'on
rfwMikmg&aGiMw.rte'fZSTJzz mi: xew vokk stork jagwgoawaiogiiMa
Big Hourly Sale-Thursday Only
50G
From 5 P. M.
to 6 P. M.
Last but not least, the biggest bag sale ever held
in this or any other city. Bags that sold for from
$1.00 to $1.30; for this great sale
BJilTAVJilElSr THESE HOURS OXLY
1 111-: XKW YOliK KTOHK
Hon tlleroor ns a hospital nnd will
.sudii bf pi'opni'cd to accoimnodiite nuy
unci all nociling surgkal ami medical
asslHtant'o.
Xlopwandnr's motion plcturo slum1
at this placo last Tuesday evenlns
was fairly oll attended nnd atfordnd
plenty of amusement please the
most skeptical. 1
There will lie nn entertainment nnd
ovstsr supper nt the opera house
Saturday evening, March 13, under
the nuspiccs ot the Presliyterian
ehueh. An enjoyable evening and
plenty of oysters nnd soup are as
sured. Saturday. March 19. is V. C. T. V.
tng dav. Tho ladles of the local W.
C. T. U. nrc preparing to sell taas
on that dny to nsslst In furthering
I Iia cause of right nnd justice ana
for the protection of homes from the
deadly viper. King Alcohol.
(ulte a lot of talk Is h"ar.l on the
strceis of late relative to changlnir
tho city charter and bonding the city
preparatory to paving a portion of
the streets and aiming otner mntenai
benefits to the city. It goes without
saying that the streets will gradually
get Into worse condition nnd the city
practically stand still unless some
such measures as proposed are
adopted and some effort put forth to
Improve conditions. Let us move
ahead.
State Commander Shaw of the O.
A. R. delivered an address on patriot
Ism In the opera house last Monday 1
cmt
I
LADIES, ATTENTION
See us about that Easter Bonnet And everything
in the Millinery line. Styles and quality the
very best. Prices the lowest possible. Don't
-forget the place.
I
T H E FA I R
evening, there being a large attend
ance. Coin. Shaw la an interesting
speaker and syeaks of the hardships
of war with authority, having served
his time on the firing line, whenever
and wherever duty called him. "We
are not boasting of our prowess nor
are we looking for war, but there's
not a nation upon the globe but what
respects Uncle Sam." said Mr. Shaw.
Gus. Peret. the local marksman,
satisfactorily demonstrated hla abil
ity as a trick shooter and all-around
marksman to Mr. Reed, representa
tive of the Peter's Cartridge Co., last
Monday. Mr. Reed complimented Mr
Peret very highly on his ability u
a "shootlst" and intimated that a
good position with the Peters people
awaited him. But as Mr. Peret al
ready has an offer from the U. M C
people e is as yet undecided as to
which he will accept. Mr. Peret is aa
excellent marksman with any and all
firearms, and If given an opportuntr
to demonstrate his ability doubtless
will In a very short time be ranked
with the top notchers and. posslblr
second to none.
MRS. McGINTT.