TUB EVEVnrtJ NEWS
TiruimiuY ai-iul, ai.
News of the City Briefly Told
Joseph Northnf, of Kiddle, was a
twjslnuss visitor In tlio city yester-
When looking for Rood, quick ser--vSro
call at tlio Maddlx barber shop,
iCitr, street. d-tf
James Beckloy returned to Ills liomo
al Oakland thin morning uftor a
bitrl vlHlt Willi friends In lliu cUy.
Quick service, three chairs, nil
fin.tr lass men, inn he found at the
JJiirtdlx barber shop on Cass street.
d-tf.
J. II. IlnrrlH Hnd wife, of Myrde
"CrneV, returned homo this morning
utter attending the Masonic lostiv
jtla. V. It. Nichols, of Rldille, return
ed home this morning after spending
-rrKlnrcl.-.y In the city attending the
Jlauinlc festivities.
Rot. C. E. Short Uft lust evening
-for riufiir, Oregon, where he will bo
nnged for some weeks conducting
Twrvni services.
Miss Sylvln Giosb returned to her
jMjien ut Oakland this morning after
A brief visit at the home of J. AI. El
iuu In this city.
Mrs. Edward Hlngloto and clnngh
ftrr, lieryle, accompanied by Mrs. Wil
son. of the Fair sloro, went to Wll
Ibur this morning to spend tin) day.
Circulating Library at Tlosoburg
Stoolc Store, 1,000 volunins new flc-
iKmvw, paper covers, only 10c each.
.After reading one oxchnngo It for an-
tatlier for only 6c. tf
A. 11. Dletninn has sold bis 100
wre tract of laud near Myrtle Creek,
n I.. O. Blarbiick, of Ashland. The
leal wits consummated through Jus
tice if I he Peace Gnlthcr.
Paints, oil and glass at Marsters'
drug store. d-tf
W. I,. Smith, of Olendalo, was a
visitor In the city yesterday.
Shoes sinned at all hours of the
day at Aladdlx Barber Shop on Cass
streot. m7
Charles Vhlto, of Myrtle Creek
has planted bis 100 tract of land to
apples.
Remington typewriter ribbons for
all mucblnes at Marsters' drug store.
We deliver lo your office. d-tf
Mrs. William Splkor, of Glendnln,
returned home this morning after
visiting friends In the city.
Why wear two pair pr glasses
when Ur. Lowe can fit you
with one pair that can be used for
all purposes? d-sw
W. If. Redlfor and wife, of Glen
dale, returned home this morning af
ter a brief visit with friends in the
city.
Miss Morlo Chase, of Grnngeville,
Idaho, who has been spending the
past month In the city visiting at the
homeo f Mr. and Mrs. Frc.d Bone
brake, left for her home this morning.
Good oat hay for sale,
the North Sido Grocery.
Inquire at S. S. Morrison, of Peel, is a visitor
u i In the city today.
"Pat" Murphy, tho wnko-awako
"Irishmen from Umpqiin, attended to
bnsinesx manors ill the city yesterday
for n few hours. Tho report elr-
smlaled that "Pat" was ill and about
ready to Bhuffle off life's mortal
il and leavo for parts unknown is
irroneo!:s.
V. r. llrown, of Berkley, Califor
nia, lleavlly Interested In the Water
Valley Land an dl.iveslork Farms,
aitmitcd near Lakevlew, Oregon,
(pent yesterday In the city visiting nt
tin home of his hrolhor-lu-lnw, At
torney W. W. Cardwell. lie left
thrs morning for San Francisco to
fmjfc after business Interests.
Frank Conn and family have re
turned from Lakevlew wlioro they
have resided for Borne time past.
Having sold out their Interests In
that section they exnect to locate
hero permanently.
C. I. Lenvengood has sold 1 5 acres
or ranch land in the vicinity of Myr
tlo Creek, Ten acres of tho tract
were purchased by Mr. Grifllth, of
Wolf Creek, and a fle, acre tract by
n. Stone, of Aberdeen, Washington.
until gentlemen expect lo engage in
raising trull.
Henry C. Tlston mid Cnrrlo L. An
derson wore married last evening at
tho home of the bride's parents in
Melrose, Rev. C. K. -Hhort, oTIlclatlng
The couple arrived In tho cltv last
night and left tills morning for the
southern part of I no stato where
lliey will enjoy a visit with tho form
er's relntlves. Quito a number of
the friends of the contracting parties
attended the wedding and many beau
tiful gifls were received by the new
ly married couple. The bride Is the
esteemed daughter or Mr. and Mrs. A.
J. Anderson, of Melrose, and tho
groom a highly respected young gen
toleman. The cnuplo will mako their
home at Falonvltle Washington.
Ked
Ribbon
3
t
I Brand of Tomatoes
i The only absolutely safe brand of tomatoes
t
Put up iu guaranteed cans, that will not cor
rode by the fruit acid, not. soldcied but sealed by
the new process.
Tho TOMATO iu this can is the finest product
of the soil, picked ripe, canned right, a delicious
fruit that is-noaiest to fresh fruit, and that is the
liardcst liart in cauiiing fruit, to keep it plump and
solid. This is the SOLID PACK TOMATO and
as fine a sauce or desert fruit as you can buy.
Ask for Red Uibbon Brand and take no sub
stitute. Sec our window.
j Alton S. Frey j
I B. H. MARSTERS' PLUMBING SHOP.
Plumbing, Sheet Metal WorK, Tinning
and Heating
North JacKson Street, adjoining Peoples Marble
WorKs. Telephone 2511.
: WorK Done on Short Notice ROSEBURG, ORE.
WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR WORK DONE WITH
THE VACUUM CLEANER
When we say Ul'AHAN'UKK wo mean Just what the word Implies. It
you are not sntlslled there will bo no charge. We could not mako this
assertion unless wo were posltlvo of giving good service. When you
tet ready to clean house let us do tho worst part for you the
cleaning ot your carpets. It's easy for you and the price reasonable.
ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY
rhane 701
O. C. HAKKlt, Proprietor.
. . . . - Onico
N J ark son St.
K. H. Alloy, of Hoseburg, Is spend
Iiig a few duj'B nt Portland looking
after huslncbs matters.
Pahner'a lmrfunie at Mantlcm'
driii BtoiV. Miule from the (lowern
and liuve their true odor. d-tf
St. George's "Utile Hehiora" will
have a Hale nf fancy article In the
window of Km. A. C. Kldd & Son
Htore Saturday afternoon. b2t
Douglas County Creamery butter
tho beat on the market a home
product, 80 ceutH a roll. Patronize
home Industry and get the beat. tf
"Wild bill", of HoaKlin, in spend
ing a few days In tho city attending
to hiisineHB matters and Incidentally
visiting old time friends.
The Ladles Aid of tho Christian
church, have on sale at Rhoades &
Co.'b bocond-hand Btore some home
made rugs. Call and Inspect them, tf
C. I. Lenvengood and wife return
ed to Myrtle Creek this morning af
ter attending the . dedication of the
MitHonic temple In thin city yester
day. Frank Cain went to Myrtle Creek
this morning whoro he' will remain for
a couple of days surveying a plat
of ground which Is to he divided Into
town lots and placed on the market,
Hay, oats or groin are all right
for tho horse, but how about your
wife. Wouldn't aim be nloasod to
have some of those swell fixtures Tor
her home, now on display at Winnie
Gaddls, tho plumber. tf
J. R. Laswell, of Portland, has
purchnsi'd the interests in the State,
Savings Hank, at Myrtle Creek, form
erly held by H. J. (lowland. The r.e
tlrtng capitalist has engaged in tire
life insurance business.
Your price or living will be reduced
If you buy your grocorles at the
North Side Grocery, It Is ensy to live
well and grow fat If you trade with
iifl. Phone 2633. Freo delivery to
all parts of tho city. d-tf
China Ling, who ronducts tho Rose
cafe loft for Hot Springs last evening
where he will spend several weeks In
hope of regaining his health. Ling
has suffered from rheumatism for
somo time past, and of lnte, his con
dition has been considered serious.
You won't find many stores In blgt
cities that can show you a more
choice Hi'lecllon of draperies. We ,
have tried to pick the kind that slip
Into a room without a jarring noise,
and we have watnhed prices as well.
as quality. At Rico & Rice's.
MW Dr. Lowei the well known j
ye. optician anu opioincmsi, win ;
be In Cottuge Grove Monday, i
April 25: Drain. Tuesday until ;t 1
o'clock; Yonralla, Wednesday until 3i
o'clock; Oakland, Thursday until 5
o'clock; Roseburg, Friday nnd Satur
day until noon. Don't fall to con-!
Riilt him about your eyes and glasses. I
Scores of references: 19 years of i
experience. w-d '
A verry pretty wedding occurred at
the home of the hrtdtf's parents on;
South Roberts Creek yesterday when ;
Charles S. Dyar and .Miss Tina Coop-;
er were united in marrinpe, Rov. K.
H. Katon pastor of tho local Rantist
church officiating. The groom Is well '
known throughout the country and I
owns a beautiful ranch In the vicinity i
of Melrose. The bride is a daughter
of Mr. and Mis. Plla Cooper and Is
hHd In the highest esteem by those
she chanced to make acquaintance.
The couple will commence house
keeping at once at Melrose, where
they expect to reside permanently.
James R. W. Groeg, -tl. R. McMill
en and .leo Lelsrntritt, all of Dayton.
Ohio, arrived in the city last ovening
from tho East and this morning start
ed for North Cmpqua where they
will bo the guests of W. W. McMlll
en, who Is t lio father of H. R. Mc
MMlnn. Tho three gentlemen expect
to lloeate In this country. Messrs
Gre(eg and Leisentrltt desiring to
open nn automobile establishment In
Hoseburg, providing they enn secure
suitable quarters .for their business.
For a few days, however, the young
men will evloy tho fishing and hunt
ing that affords Riich excellent sport
in the vicinity of "Wild mil's" pic
turesque ranch bordering tho foam-,
Ing river.
Try one of those Snell filters will
fit any faucet. See Winnie Galdia.
the plumber. tf
Charles White, Justice of the Peace
Galther and S, W. Hayless were
among the Myrtle Creek citizens who
returned home this morning.
Cass street residf.nce for rent by
Mrs. Darby Richardson. Possession
given immediately to one who will
buy floor coverings, curtains, drap
eries, Rtoves, etc. Would sell certain
pieces of furniture. Call at any time,
or telephone Main 2403. dtf
If yon want your old suits to look
like new take the mto Sloper. He
knows how to fix them. Panama and
felt hats also cleaned and blocked.
Gentlemen's work exclusively. Agent
for Ed. V. Price & Co., Chicago tail
ors.' tf
J. Woodinff haB filed a suit in
the circuit court against the South
ern Pacific Railroad Company to re
cover the sum of $n00 as damages.
He alleges among other allegations
that he at one time owned three
horses of the approximate value of
$500.. and that these animals were
killed on a dangerous crossing near
Myrtle Creek through carelessness
disulayed by railroad employes In
governing ft certain train. Ho claims
that the train was running at a high
rate of speed, and further, that the
emptoves fulled to imp the tuitril pre
caution In approaching a crossing.
The Ki-vear-old t-on of D. P. Mc
Kuv, of Wilbur, met with a very un
fortunate accioont this morning, and
a a a r es u 1 1 medical aid was n ece.s
satily summoned from this city. It
nnpears thnt the young man was rid
Ing.a horse, when in pome unexplain
ed whv he lof-t control of the reins
allowing tho animal to run at a
high rate of sneod. During the ex
citement the boy was thrown from
tho saddle and alighted on the ground
In such a jnanner as to ciiho con
cussion of the brr.in. Dr. Stewart, of
ttie medical firm of Drs. Seely, Se.th
er & Stewart, wan summoned and up
on arriving nt Wilbur found the pa
tient suffering Intense pain. Modi
clue was ndminlstnred and the" attend
ing phvsieian Btates that he will. re
cover should no complications set in.
Watch for the Merry Milkmaids. -
A complete line of building mater
ial at Marsters' drug Btore. d-tf
Good oat hay for Bale,
tho North Side grocery.
Inquire at
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Notice of final account has been
filed In the estate, of D. McXabb, de
ceased. New paper, new patterns, new
styles, paints, varnishes, etc., at Fish
er's Paint Store.
R. H. Manning, of Oakland, Is In
the city for a few days visiting at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. John
Abeene.
Your price of living will be reduced
If you buy your .groceries at the
orth Side Grocery. It Is easy to
live well and grow fat if you trade
with us. Phone 2633. Free dollvery
to all parts of the city. d-tf
A very sad death occurred In the
city shortly after 6 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, when Mrs. Emma Field,
aged 58 years, wife of Aphus Field,
county bridge contractor, passed
away at her home on Mill street as
the result of burns received while
attempting to light a gasoline stove
on April 1. The lady waa. well and
favorably known in this city where
she has resided for the paBt 3ft years.
She was prominent In social circles
nnd her death has cast a gloom over
the city. Aside from a heartbroken
husband she leaves one daughter.
Mrs. A. C. Mnrks.-and two sons, Fred
nnd Charles Fields, all of whom are
residents of Rosebnrg. The funeral
whs held at the family residence, 735
Mill street, at 2:30 o'clock this after
noon. Interment occuring at the Ma
sonic cemetery. A large crowd was
present to pay last respects,
showing in a measure the high es
tee mln which the ladv Is held In this
community. The floral offerings
were many and beautiful.
IXHHJK DIRECTORY.
A. K A. M. Laurel
Lodge, No. 13, hold
regular meetings on the
second and fourth Wed
nesdays of each month.
Sojourners invited to attend. F, L.
Davis, W. M.i N. T. Jewett, secretary.
A
ltI!OTHI'.HI1001 OH AMEHICAX
VKOMKX Mt. Nebo Lodge No.
1828, meets every second and
fourth Thursday of each month at
the Maccabee Hall. Visiting broth
ers welcome. Edisnr Perrine, F.
M.; Miss Ethel Webb, Cor.
I. O. O. F Rising Star Lodge No.
174, meets In Odd Fellows Temple
every Friday evening. Visiting
brethren always welcome. F. H.
Vlncll. N. G.; W. S. Powell, R. 8.;
M. Fickle, F. S.
CALL FOR WAIUUNTS.
. O. O. V. Phlletarlan Lodge, No.
S, meets in Odd Fellows Temple,
corner of Jackson and Cass streets
on Saturday evening of each week.
Members of the order In good
standing are Invited to attend. L.
'L. Baker. N. G.; N. T. Jewett, R.
S. ; F. E. Cavendar, F. S.
i. O. T. M. hoseburg Hive, No. 11,
holdB regular reviews on every
Tuesday afternoons at 2 o'clock In
the Maccabee hall. Sisters of
other hives visiting in the city are
cordially invited to attend our re
views. Josephine Slgnalness,
commander; Mrs. Jessie Rapp, R.
K.
WOOIIMEN OK THE WOULD Oak
Camp, No. 125, meets at the Odd
Fellows' Hall In Roseburg, every
first and third Monday evenings.
Visiting neighbors always wel
come. J. Earl Pickens, C. C.i E.
N. Bwart, clerk. .
II. 1. O. K Roseburg Lodge, No.
32f, holds regular communica
tions at their temple on second
and fourth Thursdays of each
month. All members requested
to attend regularly nnd all visiting
brothers are cordially Invited to
nttend. W. W. Cardwell, E. R.;
C w. Stnlev, secretory.
All City cf Rosebnrg Warants en
dorsed prior to Decemher 7, 1909, In
clusive, and drawn on the general
fund, are this day called for payment.
. April 4. 1910.
ELBERT B. HERMANN,
d-a30 City Treasurer.
llill.li.V UOOIMIK.N (.! AMliUH'A
Mvrtlft Cnmn No. f,3.10 menta
every second and fourth Thursday
of every month In the I. O. O. F.
hall, corner Jackson and Cass
streets. Traveling neighbors are
cordially Invited to visit our
camp. A. C. Masters, Consul; R.
Stubbs, clerk.
RICE & RICE
The House Furnishers
Retailers and Jobbers of House Furnishings
VEN with all our experience in buying, we can't always tell
by merely looking at a piece of Furniture hovy well the
lumber is seasoned and how faithfully the work has been done.
So we do not depend entirely upon our knowledge and judgment.
We buy only the goods made by factories whose honesty of work
manship and good taste have been proved. We refuse to take
any chances with your good will and our reputation. .
We Propose to Keep things Moving so the following
Motto: "Sell Cheap, Sell a Heap, Keep
Everlastingly at it."
Sheriff Kenton spoilt last evening;
at points south of the city senrchlnd:
for Frank Vaughn, a smooth crook I
who Is wanted nt points in Cnllfnrninl
for tho theft or a team of horses
which he hired at n livery stable un-:
dor the pretense that he was going i
to spend a day In the country. Vnii-i
Khn Is weel known to the officers in i
tho northern pnrt of this state, hnv-i
lug been nrrested upon two occas
ions by Sheriff Ilrawn. of Eimeno. !
Speaking to a News representative i
Inst evening the Eugene sheriff, who
spent the day In the city in ntten-'
dance nt tho dedication of the Ma-1
sonic temple, said that Vaughn was
noted rascal and thnt the news
of his capture would be received
with delight by the Oregon sleuths.
Portland lots are money mnkers.
llouble In value every two years, just
a few left 50x100 for $450 and mi.
$i0 down and $8 per mouth, no
Interest, no taxes. Improvements free.
Including 6 ft. cement sidewalk,
and curbs, streets grnded to cltv
grade, mill nun water. 16 more
lots sold since Monday, only a few
more left. Last chance to ret lots
In beautiful Mont. lair on the Sandv
Moulevard, SO fee wide, hard sur
faced, double tracked. 20 minutes
ride rrom heart of city. ro not let
this opportunity pass by without In
Investigating. Ask about It of those
who have bought and seen this prop
erty. All Reliable cltliens of Rose-i
burg. They are more than satisfied.
THK JACOHS-ST1XK fOMPAXT.
Portland, Oregon, Branch office, 1191
Chexldan street, Roseburg. . J
Open Evening. , I
The Warmest Line
of Suit Cases in
Oregon
Suit Case No. 61 reg
ular ?.i2.oo for $8.00
Suit Case No. 332 reg
ular $6.50 for $4.50
Suit Case No. 30 regu
lar $S.oo for $6.00
MaKe Home the Most Pleasent Place
From Piano to TacKs
We Sell Reliable Pianos. Come in and
See for Yqurself. v
No Rents to Pay, You Receive the Benefit
Singer, Wheeler & Wilson and New Royal Sewing Machines.
Also the home of the great Majestic Range.
Mail Orders a Specialty Rice $ Rice Pay the Freight