THK EVEXI.Va NEWS HTVKlAY, AVML ttO, 1010.
LOCAL ni;vs.
LOCAL NEWS.
LOCAL JiEWS.
LOCAL ALUS.
See Ray Hendercon as Dr. Rltcher.j A. R. Manning, of Oakland, spent
M. D. 8. V. P. D. Q. in the "Merry last evening In the city looking after
Milkmaids." - m2 ' matters of a purely business nature.
Get In line and follow te croud
Don't fall to see Dlllard, the Com
that leads to ibo Armory May 3 and
modore In tbe "Merry Milkmaids.
Evoryono who appreciates Rood
music should liear tu "Merry Milk
maids." in 3
Mrs. James llulmnl, of MurHhfk'ld,
Is apendliiK a few days in the city
viHiting with friend.
Remington typewriter ribbons for
nil machines ut MnrHteru drug Btore,
We deliver to your office. d-tf
A. Bellows left for Glide this morn
ing to spend a few days (impeding
ins interests in that locality.
Do you want to laugh? Then see
the "Merry Mlikinaldtt" ut the Ar
mory May 3 and 4. Tickets on sale
at MnrHters Drug store. DO cents.
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Rev W. A. Bmlck nnd wife re
turned to Myrtle Crook this morn
ing after a brief visit with friends
In the city.
"Uncle John" Weaver and 'daugh
ter returned to their home at MyrMo
Creek last evening after a brief visit
with friends In this city.
Mrs, E. Com s lock has le.t a con
tract for the construction of a cem
ent sidewalk In front of her prop
erty at the corner of Lane and Pine
ttreets.
Doqs your typewriter wear rib
bons? Get the KJOK-LOX. the kind
Hint wears best, dots the best work
and cowls less, Hoseburg Book
Store, local distributers.
Horace Marsters, of the Farmers'
Heal Entitle Company, spent a couple
"f- hours at WinchyHter (his morn-
luif and sue courted In landing beau
tiful 45 pound Chinook salmon.
U. E. WhlMaker nnd children re
turned from Portland last evening af
Uv spending a few days nt that city
visiting with fi IoimIh and relatives.
Mr Whlttaker Is one of (he popu
lar employes nt -the local Southern
Puclflc machluo shops.
Thre Acres and 'Liberty" In
whlrli thb author tells the possibili
ties of an aeie. Where to find Idle
bind, how to select, clear and culti
vate It. A practical book. $1.75
net, by mall t.8S at Roseburg
Hook Store. tf
Misses Allie Hlack and Mabel
Clements returned from Portland
yesterday after spending several
days at that city In attendance at
the an mini convention of the Sun
day schools of the Christian church
"A furnace, of Cold" n book wbleh
has been ucclulnied I he Western
novel of the year. It If practically
an account of the settlement of
Goldfield, Nevada, and Is full of ac
tion. $1.20 net, on sale at Itrmehurg
Hook! Store. tf
W. O. Rrldges. t'no Oakland mer
chant, underwent an oiinrnt Ion at
Mercy hoHpilal this morning. The
patient vtn suffering from an ah
cess of the lung, and was consid
ered In n. critical condit ton. The
operation wns performed by Dr.
Uouck and was very successful.
W. It hordes, formerly engaged In
the confectionery business In this
city, has purchased tu Krod Wb-lts
farm, comprising -10 acres and sltu
ateil In the vicinity of Melrose. The
purchaser expects in Improve the
anie during the. summer and place
It on the market this full.
If you like something t , ck and
catchy tic -3 ll:o ."Merry Milkmaids."
in 3
Edward Cockelrease, the Deer
Creek farmer, Is a visitor In the city
today.
Nelson and Walgaut fight at the
Star theatre May 3. Don't miss
this. tf
Dr. A. C. Secly was called to Olalla
this morning on professional busi
ness. Of course the "Morry Milkmaids"
are not all boys, but that's what we
want you to come and see. mil
John Hates, the Happy Valley
farmer, Is spending the day In town
looking after business matters.
Come and buy your May basket at
tho Muy Day social at the Christian
church Saturday evening.
Mrs. O. W. Wonacott went to
Myrtle Creek this morning where
eho will spend a few days visiting
friends.
Mrs. Ida Hartley, of Jefferson, Is
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John H. Lee In North Roseburg.
Mrs. Hartley Is a sister of Mrs. Lee,.
The Daughters of St. George will
present the "Merry Milkmaid" opper-
etta May 3 nnd 4 under the direc
tion of Prof. Lotz, at Armory. m3
Fred Hansen returned from Spo
kane, Washington, this morning af
ter a brief visit with friends and rel
atives nt that city.
The Ladles Aid of the Christian
church, have on sale at Rhoados &
Co.'s second-hand store some home
made rugs. Call and Inspect them, tf
J. T. Patterson, representing Beiile
& Company, of Port land, left for
points north this morning after
spending n couple or days in this
city, "
Contractor O W. Worthlngton
has been awarded the contract for
constructing a cement sidewalk abut
ting tho residence property of J. W.
Perkins, ut the corner of Mealier and
Stephens streets. I
A committee of Indies, represent
ing tiio auxiliary to the Roseburg
commercial Club, distributed sever
al hundred roses among the passen
gers passing through tho city on
this morning's trains.
You will enjoy a pleasant evening
by attending tbe May Day social.
Old newspapers, a big bundle for
10 cents. At Rosoburg Book Store
Win. Huxton was a visitor to Rose
burg today from his home at Ilrock
way. '
H. B. Haines, Ruth Haines and
Jante Butler, all residents of Elktcn,
are visitors In the city today.
Prof. J. H. Austin, of Wilbur, Is if
after business matters.
There were four Roseburg men
In attendance at tbe Portland horse
salo Oils week and among thorn
they bought quito a bunch of driv
ers. F. E. Alley purchased tho mag
nificent chestnut pacing filly "Ma
JeHla," by "Sioloek," dam "Wehfoot
Hellg." Mr. Alley also bought a
pair of yearling Percberon colts.
Sam Smith purchased two fine pony
teams and a pony surry, and a nice
big single roadster. He expects to
use this stock In bin livery business.
Alva HellowH could not resist tho
Shet lands, and purchased a magni
ficent little brood nuire which Is due
to fon I soon. R. H. Wood bought
tbe dnm ir tho "Majesta" fllley,
"Wcjbfont Kelle," who Is also the
dam of thrt handsome driver and
winner of the Lewis and Clark prize
ns a two year old. "Moonlight
Helle, and owned by Mr. Allev.
These horses are onroute and will
reach Roseburg this evening or Run-
day morning. 1
Nelson and Walnast fight at the
Star theatre May 3. Don't miss
Hi Id. tf
Attorney O. P. Coshow returned
from poluta In the northern part
of tho Btute this morning.
Do not fall to attend the May
Day social at the Christian church
Saturday evening,
Contractor Frank Clements has
been awarded the contract for erect
ing a five room bungalow for Mr.
Hembolt, of tEdenbower, a recent
arrival In this section from the East,
The residence will cost In the neigh
borhood of $2200, and will be equip
ped with a modern heating plant.
If you 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
C. W. Clark, the local photograph
'er, accompanied by hla wife, return
ed from Portland this morning after
spending a few days at that city in
attendance at the annual convention
of the Sunday SchoolB of the Chris
tian church. They report a most
qnjoyable time.
Joseph Lastna has sold his soft
drink emporium, situated on Jack
son street, near the corner of Doug
las, to Joseph Heldenrelck, for the
past few years employed at the lo
cal brewery. Mr. Lasina Is undecid
ed as to what line of business he
will engage In at present.
A very quiet wedding occurred
at the nfllre of County Judge Wona
cott shortly after 9 o'clock this
morning, when Walter B. Haines and
-faille Smith, both residents of
HI k ton, were united In marriage
County Judgo Wonacott officiating.
1 ho couple leave for their home at
Klkton this evening where they will
reside permanently. The couple are
said to be well known In tho vicin
ity of Klkton where they have a
host of friends who wish them a
long nnd prosperous future, I
Tho committees In charge of rals-;
niB iiiiuih wiiii which io oppose ine filers' Home, left for Portland this
creation of Nesmith county are at momfng where he will spend ten
work, and thus far have met with days visiting with relatives
success. As Boon ns they complete,
the work a mee.tlng of the county Where are you going, my nrettv
committeemen will be held, at which maid? Where do you suppose kind
time further plans of active opposl- sir, she said. 'Tm a Merry Milk
tlon will be outlined. Aside from maid at the Armory May 3 and 4. m3
sending thousands of circulars j
throughout the state, space will be i Renort from vnrinm tinn, t
acquired In tho metropolitan papers) the county are to the effect that the
mat uiib ruuMH hi nirgo may necome prospects for a bumper cron of
Everybody's talking about It and
everyone Is going. Where? To the
"Merry Milkmaids" May 3 and 4. m3
George Heath and wife, Frank
Simmons and Clarance Grubbe. were
In the city today from Wilbur.
Quick service, three chairs, all
flrstclass men, can be found at the
Maddlx barber Bhop on Cass street.
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H. Lowry, a recent arrival at
Wilbur, where he purchased a farm,
was In the city today and cnlle,d
at The News office.
Fountain pens, "Parker," "Conk
lln," "Waterman." these three, none
better,- onj sale at Roseburg Book
Stora. tf
Mrs. S. T. Smith and children
returned from Oaklend this morning
Hfter a brief visit at tho home of
Mr. Smith's parents. j
Private lessons given In vocal mu-1
sic. Voices tested free. Miss Nellei
Bishop. Studio. Roseburg National
Bank building. djl
County Clerk Edward Lenox re
ports the issuance of many bunting
, and fishing licenses during the past
weeK.
Colonel K Shannon Taylor went
to Windiest er this afternoon to
spend Sunday visiting ut tho home
of bis son. Grant.
Douglas County Creamery Butter
the best on the market a home
product, 80 cents a roll. Patronize
home industry and get the beat. tf
F. A. King, an Inmate of the Sol-
Red Ribbon
Brand of Tomatoes
The only absolutely safe brand of tomatoes
Put up in guaranteed cans, that will not cor
rode by the fruit acid, not solde:ed but sealed by
the new process.
The TOMATO in this can is the finest product
of the soil, picked ripe, canned right, a delicious
fruit that is noarest to fresh fruit, and that is the
hardest part in canning 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 Ribbon Brand and take no sub
stitute. See our window.
Alton S. Frey
acquainted with the nefarious
scheme hatched and furthered by
the otncc-scekoi-R of Cottage Grove.
Attorney Prank O. Micelll has re
ceived word from Portland to the.
effect that Victor Tumi, and two
other Italians, arrested in Douglas
county several mouths ago on a
chnrK of having robbed the Suther
lln postomce, have been discharged
by the Kedarnl Grand Jury. It will
be remembered that the Italians In
question were at one time In cus
tody of Sheriff Kenton, charged with
robbing the Sutherllu store, hut
were Inter turned over to tho Fed
eral authorities, nnd accused of hav
ing stolen n quantity of stamps from
tho postofllce, which was situated in
the store alleged to havo been burglarized.
prunes were never better than this
year. About two weeks ago a re
port was sent broadcast over the
county to the effect that the Italian
prune crop would prove a failure,
but this report is denied by the larg
er growers, who allege that the crop
will excel all prevous yeais.
At a Bpeclal meeting of the Rose
burg school hoard held at the of
fices of Judge Kullerton late yester
day afternoon. Architect W. F. Ro
dolf was authorized to draft plans
and specifications for the proposed
heating system to be Installed In the
Lane school. As soon as Mr. Ro
dolf completes his task bids will be
received nnd the contract awarded.
It is the intention of the hoard to
have the plant. Installed and In readi
ness for operation by September 1.
THE ICE MAN
Is Ready .to Receive Your
Order. Phone 1413 and
Max Weiss will Give your
Needs Prompt Attention.
WOOD FOR SALE ALSO
GOOD FOR ONE VOTE FOR
Queen of the Strawberry Festival
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UMPQUA PARK ADDITION
The Alexander Bridge will soon be completed, the hand work
of placing in position the massive concrete piers being almost
done. From the Addition to the Railroad Depot is only 8 min
utes walk making a very short distance to center of city.
The leading citizens of Roseburg all agree that for nice location, park accom
modations, bathing, boating and fishing no addition to Roseburg offers the same
advantages. Lots are all '40x1 40, fronting on two streets.
TERMS: Small payment down, balance small monthly payments, 3 per
cent interest. For further particulars call at our office.
Umpqua
Lan
116 Cass Street
Water Conroanv
a
Roseburg' National Bank Building'
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