TITR EVENING lfTWS
TnrilSDAV APItll 21.
THE EVENING NEWS
HY B. W. BATES
"iBSUKU DAILY KXCKIT SUNDAY
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Not. 6, 1909, at Ilosoburg, Ore., un
der act of juarch 8, 1879.
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THII1SDAY Al'WI... 31.'
YOXCAMiA IIAI'I'HNI.VtiS.
Uvo
Hunch of Ileum From "Si.
MKiully."
Mr. A. W. Churchill made a hunt
ncBS trip to Ituseburx last Batur
- day. '
. ThmnK 11 MtltlllKton. U. "1 J
i.m in visiiini! Ills iinicntK. Mr.
,.,! mil Him HuntliiKtiili Sr., at thiB
nluco. ,
Mr p. I., ncnrd nnd Mr. una Mrs.
F ,. Smith were business visitors
to CoIIkko (irovo lust Mummy.
D. H. Iiikln rclurncd to his home
at Eimenu lust Monday after a few
days visit with his slater, Mrs. A. J.
A. DaiiBherly, of Portlund, was
a biiBlness visitor to this city this
Mtorney Claude DoVore, of Drain,
was lookliiK after business affairs at
this place last Monday.
Charles Mumnera huh . v.v
i niii v Mors at uoiiaae uroyc
4i. tfat nf li week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Stearns, of Oak
Innd visited with relatives at this
i . inut Hnnrinv.
.TmlL'o and Mrs. Molnzer loft last
woek for CottaRo OroKe for a few
days visit after which they will go to
1he,lr new Home ai ",
""h L-. Cox nnd daughter. Miss Ber
tha visited with relatives at Cot
Ur.e Orovo the first of the week.
John Butherlin and wife mado a
business trip to KosolMirg lust Mon
day, relurnlnr; home Tuesday.
. rrho Vnnonlln Ilnnd will Rive a ball
lit this place May 7. ThiB promises
to ho an enjoynbln event for lovers
of the fnntnsllc art.
UrB. J. W. Tleckley, Mrs. J. T.
Cook nnd Mrs. It. W. Minn hnvo re
turned from Iheir trip to CalHornin.
belnK uroallv benefltled thereby.
JO. It. I..vnn. wnii weni ui urn w
Ico a short ttino ago IntoudliiB to
tnuko his homo thoro If oniullllnns
-worn fnvorabln. will lanil in I'ort
land on or about April 2U and will
let nil those deslrlliK Imhlliit Ions In
tho bind nf parrolls nnd Kieasers
bavo full sway so fur us he Is con
rorncd. Oienon Is Rood enouuh for
bini. so wo uro Informed.
Mr. and Mis Wllinlfrert riniilforil.
of Ohio, are vIbIIIiik wllh relatives
nt this pined nnd vicinity.
: Karl Howard and Harold llninptnn
have Kone to Porllnnd. Karl lias an
Important position in a laundry at
Portland. Harold bocb to reside wilh
hlB niaminn.
Ilev. J. V. Knott and 8. C. Swiik
nrty went to Oakland hist Tuesday
evening to nllend the Presliytery.
Mr. l'Ved 'Powell came over from
Onkhind fur a brief visit wllh reln
llves and friends lust Simriny.
O. J. HnilBeberK is erecllni; a new
cottaxe on IiIb properly In tho South
ern part of the city.
A. Caley is preparing to erect a
now rosldenco on tho properly recent
ly purrhnsod of John Wnmsley which
will add to tho appearance of that
part of tho city.
Prof HiintiiiKlon, of Kugeno visit
ed wllh rolntivcs at this place tho
first of tile week.
"Tho drl's Secret" drnmn wns
very nicely rendered Inst Saturday
eve.nliiK nt the opera house and af
forded an enjoyable evening for a
large crowd which had assembled to
witness (he rendering. Music wns
furnished by Hie Yonculla baud.
Prof. Itotilnette and Miss May
Hello Wilson closed their respective
departments of school the 14 of April
so as to lie ready lo lake up their
iluties as census enumerators. The
blisses Olive Wilson. Maud Hockley
and Mildred Mnynnrd receiving 8lh
pradn diplomas. Miss Swlnuey's pri
mary department will bo closed next
Friday.
Dr. C. K. Hunt, of Onklnnd. wns
Gettin
Spring'
Fever?
With the first nice sunshiny day of spring, the world looks
bright and the birds all sing; the air is laden with sweet perfume
and the hearts of the people are singing in tune. It's the great
season of promise, beauty and joy and your mind takes you back to
when you were a boy, you played hookey from school and spent
the hours fishin'or stretched out in the grass just .dreaming or
wishing. Here, wake up, old man, you would not exchange your
present good home for the Rocky range, and you must not forget
your wife's request, to got her Chi-Namel, she says it is best.
Best for wbai? Why, everybody knows it is the best varnish for
refinisliing old floors, furniture and wood work and the best for
the interior of new buildings. All colors and all size packages.
Marsters Drug' Co.
Reliable Druggists
PHONE 81
R0SEBURG, OREGON
UlllOIt.W, PltI7.ES.
The following prizes will he
awarded for exhibits of straw-
berries at the aviation tourna-
nient-strawberry carnival and
live stock show to be held at
a
MIbs Elen Oortrudo Harris, "
'f teacher of vocal and piano. Stu-
dlo at Oak and Kane streets,
if care of Mrs. A. C. Marsters tf
-
o ft ft tf ft
a business caller to tills city last
Tuesday.
Wallace Thompson and John Moser
put in the greater part of the day
Tuesday at street work nBlng the
road scraper to good advantage, as a
result of which our mam street is
much smoother than we are acciiB
tonicd to seeing nt thin time of the
venr nnd 'tis needless to say will be
much bettor to travel upon. I
I,, I.. Cox has purchased O. H.
Verbricks placo of business In this
city nnd Is mnklng tho necessary ar
rangement for tnklng possession of
tho same.
Miss Amelia Olilsen has gone to
Albany to remain Indefinitely.
Mrs. L. Sanders and children vis
ited with relatives near this city:
this week. , ,
O V.. TToldredce made a business
trip to Roseburg Inst Tuesday.
Humor has it 'Hint Mlnnenpclls
capitalists hnvl purchased about
rono acres of land in this vicinity and
nro Bllll looking for more. it Ib
understood Hint Hie land is to be
divided Into small tracts and sold
lis fruit farms. This doubtless will
Sutherlin on May 17, IS and
19.
For the first crate of straw-
berries picked in Douglas coun-
ty izo
This prize is posted by
Frank B. Wnlte, the well
known Sutherlin enthusiast.
For the best exhibit of
strawberries $25
For second best exhibit of
strawberries J20
For third best exhibit of
strawberries $15
i
Private Board and
Rooms
Mrs. A Hall
246 Flint St
A nice homeliHe place good meals
comfortable rooms Phone 1505
Private lessons given in vocal mu
sic. Voices tested free. Miss Nelle
Bishop. Studio. Roseburg National
Dank building. djl
three wildcat os nnd a coon. We
could not learn who had the exact
rlnht to the honors, as all helped'
with the killing. Ivan Haines came
In with them but did not Ktay. Cou
gars nre rather too plentiful In Dour
lns county and everyone is glad to
hear of them being killed.
Mr. C. H. Mead and Mr. Hill have
J Iee,n cruising In the mountains near
I Yellow Creek 'lately. Monday they
left all Buperflueous supplies tor their
' camp tender to bring bacli to the
Examine
Fibre
Art
Squares
ThcNt? larjto floor covering nro
very ttlmlliir to nmuinu m ie-
tttwsm mill utVii .TIll'V llfO llUldf
In one pltMO jtit like hi urn in or
KiiulNIi art Miimivf. They an
Intended chiefly for
or iiurMorlej. . .Made
Itluo ami red patterns.
cam i:t st i t i:t( -i i k i w
lietlrttoinn
In given,
to lav your spring rariH-t, tiiv now
Iter. .They aw Mrong and dur
able.
B. W. STRONG
The Furniture Kan
he, a great benefit to this part of the
world and will sinrt a long needed
wheel turn toward making the land
produce In proportion lo what Is In
corporated therein.
Tho city council met in regular
RCHHion hist MonUity evening nnd
tlireBhe(d away at various mensure
for uttfl a Hpnll, the chief topic be
ing the matter of street Improvement.
C. II. Daugherly mihmitted a propor
tion offering to furnish the city with
rock uncrunhed at 75 cents per yard,
which would bring the finfMhed prod
uct up to about $1.75 per yard by tho
time It is placed on tho street. Tho
rock in question will be furnished
from "rocky bench" northwest of
town nnd It will he necessary to build
a tramway and a chute In order to
get the rock to where It can be
reached by a rock crusher.
Last Monday evening nbout 8:30
o'clock the Tblel family living about
two miles north of town were, arous
ed by the dog barking savagely in tho
vicinity of tho smoke house. Inves
tigation revealed a man crouching
within the smoke house. AVhile the
would-be burglar was held at bay
by a shot gun in the hands of II. W.
Thiol he admitted having entered
tho premlsea the evening before and
carving away some eggs. When cap
tured, tho fellow gave his name as
A. Ilolman and had in his possess
ion a hot Mo of kerosene, and a few
other article, of little value. Con
stable Moser was notified nnd fn com
pany with City Marshal Wooster Im
mediately left for the ThleJ farm and
soon had tho would-be bad mau
safely landed behind the bars fn the
city handle. On heinrf arraigned
beroro Jnsllro or the Peace W. A.
Porter, lloluiait pleaded guilty to a
charge of larceny and wns sentenced
to a term of 30 days In jail and to
pay costs amounting to about $15.00.
Constable Moser took tho culprit to
Itoschurg Tuesdnv evening.
M US. McCINTY.
settlement nnd the.v wont on down
the river nnd will come to Drain and
tn ke the train for homo, Paul tlun
ter has been camp-lender for them.
Some relatives of Arthur Wooley
will come to Smith Hlver to locate
soon, so we hear. If they like the
country, more relatives will come
later. Wo are glad to welcome all
new settlers.
SCIUBBLEIt.
JUST IIKCKIVK!)
GENERAL DRAYING
Goods of every description moved to
any parts of the city. Prices reason
able.
H. F. FRENCH
Cottokne2
"Shortens your food 1
Lengthens your life " Vv,
A Cottolene Man
will Visit You
Mr. L. T. Pettltt, special Repre
sentative of the N. K. Fairbanks
Company Is in the city dejnon
strating cottolene to our custom
ers. We have Just received a
shipment, therefore our cottolene
s all fresh goods.
Mr. Pettltt will tell you all
about It, if he should happen to
Iss you be sure an diet us know.
Economy Grocery
Easton & Stubbs, Props.
Telephone 263 344 Jackson St.
tho most beautiful designs and color
ings in wall nn"per ever shown In
Ttosoburg Pt Fisher's Paint and Paper
A Big Sale
Now Going On
At the Hoscbiii'K Piano House,
Casa street in the Maccnbeo
Temple.
SMITH HIVKK ITKMS.
Wq hnvo had several frosty nights
the past week, the thermometer go
ing down to freezing one night. This
will probably injure some fruit buds.
Mrs. Ounter came home from a
two weeks' visit with relatives at
Drain. She reports having a pleas
ant time.
Kveryone ts busy with garden
work. Mr. Nickerson says his pota
to are doing fine. Ho got them
planted eurly.
Ml, nnd Mrs. Oeorgq Kllenburg
returned homo Saturday after a vis
It with friends on 81th Itiver. Their
cousin, Fred Kllenburg. came In with
them, but will return soon.
Uoad work begins next week with
several tnn from Drain nnd vicinity.
A number of the men will bring their
cooks with them and board them
selves. Our supervisor Is tmiktnir
1 some much needed changes tu the
county rond here.
Karl llarrla bought ft Tine hi rse
: last week. He lost a valuable hrne
I not long ago by an accident while
1 working on tho capsen. The bweep
broke, striking the horse's leg nnd
' breaking It in two places.
Mr. Allen Is busy on his ranch
now. He is making considerable
improvements clearing ground -md
setting out trees etc. Work on a
new ranch movers slow but Mr. -len
seems to be a hustler.
Campers are becoming plentiful
on Smith Itiver now. A parly of
four from Cottage CJrove e;tmo in
Tuesday nnd camped nt th McKen
zle place. Dr. Slathe and Mr. Mat
thews were In the party, but we did
not learn the names of the other two.
A party composed of Orn Swear
Ingen, Asa, Heaten. Frank Seajdes,
Jimmy Taylor and t.eorge Kllenburg
came to Smith Klver a short tbne
ago nnd went on down below the
settlement. They killed n cougar.
4 Mr. Llnehack has n full and 4
complete lino of high grade
standard Instruments of differ-
ent styles and makes nnd in
order to make room for my
spring stock, that will soon ar-
rive, F. have decided to give
great reductions on pianos and
organs for the next IS days
oulv, commencing April U0, t
1910, nnd ending May 7, 1010.
Pianos slightly used from $125
to $185 and up.
A $700 Inner Player piano,
Bllghtly used, good as new, go-
lug for $175. Good, second
hand organs, $10 and up, new
$ST organs going for $tlo.
Don't forget The House of
Quality, that carries the very
4 best old standard makes of 4
4 pianos and organs, such as the 4
Stelnway, C. H. Chase, Lud-
wing, Packard, Everett, Con-
over, Ksty Wellington, Kings-
bury, Cable and many other
makes.
Organs Fsty, Packard, Chi-
cago, Cottage and others.
Remember I am here to stay
nnd Invite tho people Of Rose-
burg, nnd Douglas county to
como to my store, see and try
my instruments and select one
tor your home while they are
going nt such bargains.
Will take pianos Of Organs
in on exchange nnd easy terms
If desired.
Store open evenings. Phone
1021, residence 2315.
Please don't forget the time,
place nnd the pianos. Going
ntmost nt your own price. No.
327 Cass street.
A. UXRRACK, Manager
Nice
Crisp
Goods
Tho kind that tickles
your palate
Buy your supplies of
pastry and bvead from
THE I'MPQUA BAKERY
II. liUEST. I'ron.
I
I
IF YOU WANT A
PERFECT COMPLEXION
l-'ree of wrinklci with the flush or
youth, tln-ri' in nolliintr moro
JiellU'ul than
CREME ELCAYA
n tollt't cream tlutt
MAKES THE SKIN LIKE VELVET
POUIHtK KLCAYA Three
Slmdefl) very fine nnd adherent,
irivhiirthu nkin a natural nppenr
nnceamlthe KIX'AYA fravrancu.
Sold by
MARSTER S DRUG CO.
Inc
ItOSEHUHU, OlIEUOX I2
Our Roasts are
Fine
wpfifs And prices are right, If
s :?WI&&. can't come and pick one out telep
$-f$f&ni'j us your order and we will sei
you
out telephone
send a
good one. Try one.
Casv Street Market
HiOUIS KOHLHAGEN, Prop.
It 7 West Cass Bt. Pha te 1(1
Free Dellrery.
I ROSEBURG BOOK STORE
Carries a full lino of School books and School
Supplies.
A big stock of Officj supplies and Blank Books
Drawing Material. "
. Typewriter Supplies.
Agent for Moore's Office Methods.
Newspapors. Magazines.-
Roseburg Book Store
W. F. Rodolf
Architect and
Superintendent
MODEItX KKS1DKXCKS A Sl'EO
IAI.TY.
Itoom I, 11,11 SIMrrs'
IlIilU.
-BUILDER
C.D.MAYXAHD
GENERAL BUILUlNii CONTRACTOR
At. Your Service
IloseburB, Orrgnn riinre !!l'J;t
The.
Peoples
Store
BIG
The
The
Co-operative
Store
STORE
PLANNING A NODERN
BATH ROOM
fop your houso? Let us show you
the best wny to lay ft out an dalso
pot our fiRiires for the work. Hand
some Fnnitnry bath-room are plumb
iUK features to which we plve special
attention. We have put them In
some of tho. finest homes in the city.
We wotildn t hnve been employed of
It hadne been known thnt we do
first classwork. Think that over.
Howard & Mahan,
The Plumbers ami Tinners,
With Tiny Prices
The Only General Merchandise Store Carrying
the Following. Lines:
Groceries, Dry Goods, Gents'
Furnishings and Shoes
We always aim to give the best goods at the
lowest prices. We solicit a share of your patron!
!na Mill " yU lD rCtUrn the best of se
Roseburg Rochdale
COMPANY