TUB EVK.YrXO NEWS KATtllO.l V. MAY 21. 101(1.
LOCAIi NEWS.
LOCAL MOWS.
LOCAL NEWS.
Juhn Alexander, of Glide, In a
visitor In luwn today.
Mm. K. T. KiililllH loft tor OrulllB
Pukh tills morning: where she. will
SM!DI neverul duj veiling Willi licr
IHLTI'Ulll.
Private IcHHong given In vocal mil
ele. Voices timtod froo. MIbs Nolle
Binhop. Btuillo, UoHulmri! National
liauk building, djl
Mrs. MeyerH left for her homo at
Asbland thin mornliiK after a brief
visit at the home of her sister, Mrs.
J. W. Ncwland, in this cit.
K. Shannon Taylor has returned to
town after spending some time vis
iting at the homo of his son, Grant,
ml Winchester.
The Ladles' Aid of the Christian
cbarcb, have on aale at Jthoades &
Co.'s second-hand storo Borne home
made runs. Call and inspect them, tf
Mrs. nnluh Fisher left for her
liornn nt I'orlland this ninrnliiK after
vlsiliiiK at the home of Mr. and Mm.
O. 1 Coaliow In this city for several
dayji.
George Nounor returned from Med
ford last evenliiK wbero he went to
Interview the Louis Hill parly er
finnsilly relative to stopping ill this
city enronte north.
DonplnB County Creamery butter,
the best in the land, call be had of
jfour grocer at Oti cents the roll. De
mand your homo product and accept
no other. dtf
Ij. Wlmberly and wife returned
from Eugene ibis morning after at
tending the annual meeting of the
tirand lxidge IO. O. V. and Itebekiih
Amiwnlily.
Buy sboeB nt n bIioo store. Com
plete styleB and sizes for men, women
nd children Juwt received at tho
:anH Street Slum Store, M. I,. Daniels,
manager. Repairing at reasonable
prices. dswtfj
A new Roulhern Pacific lime card'
takes effect tomorrow morning. The
only change effecting ltoneburg Is
In the running time of train No. 1 !.
liia here tit 5:15 1'. M. Hereafter
thi train will nrrlve 10 minutes
later and leave at. 5:10 nYlork lu
Hlend of fS : ."l 0 an nt preHenl .
Lowney's candy at Marsters' drug
btoro always fresh. d-tf
Mrs. Frank Goodman, of .Looking
Glass, spent the day lu town vis
iting friends and relatives.
A now itoek of College and Lodgo
Pennants Juat received at Hoseburg
Do-jk Store. tf
Deputy Sheriff Hamilton, of Oak-
I land, Is siiending the day In town
atlendlng to business matters.
Mrs. 8. Sf. Woodard left for her
home at Yoncalla this morning after
a brief visit with relatives in this
city. '
Whipping cream, 25 cents a pint at
Douglas County Creamery, and
cream for strawberries 20. cents
per pint. tfd
S. B. Crouch leaves this evening
for points In the southern part of the
county where he goes to attend to
business matters. '
Fountain pens, "Parkr." "Conk
lln," "Waterman." these three, none
better, iin sale at Uoseburg Bgok
Store. tf
"A furnace, of Gold" a book which
has been acclaimed the Western
novel of the year. It Is practically
an account of the settlement of
Goldfield. Nevada, and Is full of ac
tion. $1.20 net, on sale at Kosoburc
Bookl Store. tf
Attorney John Pipes, of Eugene,
Is In the city today defending Al
Norlh, who Is on trial for tho crime
of selling intoxicating liquors con
trary to law. With him came a num
ber of witnesses who were summon
ed to testify as to the character or
Thomas Linn. O. II. Linn and Frank
Plank, the prosecuting witnesses,
L. II. Wallers, of Carlo. Maryland,
arrived hero this morning with his
fitfully for the purpose of looking
over Iho country wiitt a view oi pur
chasing property. Mr. Walters Is an
experienced fruit man. and Is doHlrnus
or locating In a section of t ho country
where the prolonged and co'd winters
are unknown. He Kays that he Is
pleased with the general snrrnmid
IngB In this vicinity and Is inclined
to believe that ho will remain hero
permanently.
Quick service, three chairs, all
flrstciass men, can 'be found at the
Maddix barber shop on Cass street.
d-tf.
It. E. Willis, of Lebanon, has ar
rived in the city to accept a posi
tion with the Commercial Abstract
Company.
Does your typewriter wear rib
bons? Get the KEE-LOX, the kind
that wears best, docs the best work
and costs less, Hoseburg Book
Store, local distributers.
The Marks building located at the
corner of Washington and Jackson
streets has hen leased to a couple
of outside purtles who intend to en
gage in the theatrical business In this
cliy.
ft Miss Elen OcrtruiU Harris,
'f teacher of vocal and piano. Stu
ft dio at Oak and Kane streets,
. care of .Mrs. A. C. Marsters tf
LOCAL NEWS.
"Better Fruit" the magazine,
only $1.00 a year, at Hoseburg
Book Store. Leave your order, tf
Halley's comet was plainly visible
last evening, and needless to say that
many of our citizens took advantage
of the opportunity to view the strange
body. -.The comet appeared aB a big
star, and no person, as far as is
known was able to detect the so
called tall.
The motion for a new trial In the' Walter L. Tooze has sold to N. Se
case of the State vs Morton, recently ! llg. a prominent man of Myrtle Creey,
convicted on a charge of lewd co-; Oregon, the property formerly occu
habllation, was overruled by Judge pled by his great department store.
J. W. Hamilton in the circuit court, Mr. Sellg will be here next week to
this morning. , let contract for a store building on
I the premises 50x80 feet, two Btories
F. E. Alley, owner of the Bonaday "nd basement, an as soon as con
Stock Farms. Is entertaining a party I strutted will placed brand new stock
of friends at his ranch this after-1 goods on sale. Mr. Sellg conies
noon. Among them are Mr. Kogers, ! '"' slowing words of recommenda
a timber buver. of Seattle, and Mr.;" fle who for years have
McCormack, a lawyer of Tacoma. know h m best. Mr Tooze announc-
ed publicly Monday that he had aban-
. . . . . . ,. doned the thought of re-entering busi-
""r "",tB KU ,u"n ness In Falls f'llv and would ..over
like new tako 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
The funeral of the late Mrs. E. J.
Russell, who was accidentally killed
his Interests hero and seek n location
elsewhere, which announcement s'l't
ters the general hope that Falls City
would not lose this brilliant business
man. All roads led to thia great
store mid people came from a distance
in order to share the wonderful price
concessions. r alls City News. Mr.
Rclitr was at. one time in limtlncqu nt
at Wilbur Thursday evening, was held Myrtle Creek and is well known in
Winnie Gaddis
THF PLUMBER ,
Skylight Cornices
Heating Ventilating
Phone 2101
Agent for Snel
Water Filters. (
Removes all impurities.
Hoseburg
Oreg'on
SHOES
For Men, Women and Children
A big shipment of all late shapes and regular sizes, for
dress or work purposes.
Cass Street Shoe Store fPSSSim.
You can't appreciate the labor saving of
WASH DAY
Until you own a Oearlcss Yost Washer. You don't
liavo to send your clothes to the laundry if you own a
Ociirless Yost Washer. They pay for themselves in a
short time. Six days free trial. Do not hesitate, they
are not mechanical toys, tliey areldior savers. Satis
faction guaranteed. A trial will convince you.
Roseburg Furniture Co.
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Roseburg, Oregon
at tho Christian church shortly afur
1 o'rlock thts afternoon. Rev. J. N.
McConnell oHW-iatlut;. Tho remnfns
wir' taken to Wilbur on tho after
nnon train whore interment follow
ed. W. T. Emory, of Colea Valley,
brought to The New office today a
brunch tnken from an Italian prune
tree in his orchard that is fairly
"alivp" with fruit, clustnred as thick
as rraes. Mr. Hmory has fifty acres
lti Italian prunes and says the nam pie
brunch left at The News office was
taken from juat an- ordinary tree,
others bearing still heavier. His crop
this year will surpass any former
one, both in size and quality and will
be a vertibb mini for the owner.
this city.
WANTED
Two' first class
sheet iron
motiil workers. None but
first class workmen need ap
ply. Address X care Nejvs
oflice.
The jury In the case of J. A. Wood
ruff vs The Soul hern Pacific Com
pany retired shortly after 4 o'clock j
yciiterday afternoon, and returned
an hour inter wih a verdier in fav
or of the defendants. Woodruff J
brought suit ac.Hnst. the r;V '( :td j
company to recover the sum of $51,1.!
claiming that through the n'-U:; 5!icn I
ot Smit hern I'nr'fl. truiiiniPii three l
of his most valuable hordes were!
killed while rrrmsinU the track near!
Ulifwlf IV, flit Unt itle tlin nrim-to f !
trial the Soiitliom Pm-lfie CompMnv 1wh.!1 '""f '""h-room or lavatory
l.rovPd hnvonrt doul.t that tho fitted m wllh nioduru sani-
..iiirlinvr as wnll ns other members l,!"'y "1,II,lb!""-, ..Sowor K;,s ,ls "lor0
nf the train rrow exerted every ef- ''""K"""'" ' Mler tliun in Sum-
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Danger Is lurking in it
,.,.,,n HIA ,Ufia ..',, clritnt b'H,., You wll
because vent ilation is not so
ward off disease by
In- Mi.. Inddtiirillua ;a tliin- orneonrl tlin HUVIIIi; JdUT I.IOSULS, Uil I U"l Ull 111 .
track. The n.lornev, for tho de-, "lt';l'-". and sinks overhaul"d Ve
fense endeavored to show that tlin';"kB 11 i;'''H- f fa"iu'r-v ","1n,l,:
eoninanVs emplnves were neKllKent. "'K '"" ,do 'l "elentif Icully and at
but In this Ibev failed, the te.stl- reasonable prices.
mony tending to substantiate! the i
theory of the defendants attorneys!
that due rautlon was used in an ef
forfort to prevent the disaster. Tho'
case will probably be appealed to ;
the Supreme Court
B. A. MAHAN
Plumbing, Heating, Sheet
GREAT REDUCTION SALE
On Children's Hats
Don't Miss This Sale We are Going to sell chil
ren's hats at the lowest price ever offered in town
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WANT TO BUY AND SELL YOU
FIRST AND SECOND
HAND GOODS
ACCOMMODATING CLERKS WILL SERVE YOU
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UMPQU A PARK ADDITION
II Sunday
very evening and a
People from all parts of Towu visit our new Bridge, and inside of a very short time the two first
.spa ms will be erected, the carpenters are framing same, the false work is erected. We hear daily
people say, if only the bridge was completed, we would go over and take a walk in the Park, and we
would select us a building site.
THE TIME TO SELECT A BUILDING SITE
Is before the bridge is completed, because you buy before the raise in price
of lots, which will come when there is an easy access to the Township.
OUR T0WNSITE HAS A DISTINCTION OF ITS OWN
Exclusive Park. Boating for I J4 Miles. Bathing in Deep Water
Lots 40x140 the largest iu Koseburg Ranging in price from. 125 to $250. Terms, 20 per
cent down and sixty monthly pay incuts. Advice, Buy a home site in time.
Umpqua Land Water Company
116 Cass Street Roseburg National BanK Building