TUB EVKMVO NKlVfl
KATI HDAV, MARCH 18, 1011,
Miss Smith, or Myrtle Creek, who
vlKited with friends lu the city yes
terday returned home on lust even
Intf'n soul hboiind loon! truth.
E. L. Giles, of the Cobh U;a
Entute Company left for Medford
this morning to upend a couple of
ffiyn fttietnliiiK to IhikIih-kh interests.
t" We Repair Everything f
IXJCAL NEWS.
Dr. P. H. May, o. C, omco room
io. s, ueli sisters lildg.
IXH.-AL NEWS.
Electrical
that nn:tl attention as well txf.
sei; you apparatus. Kurtnerniort
we attend to repairs promptly
(on 'phono order If you li!:J and
you won't need to sound your
burglar alarm wIkmi yuu get our
hill. Need anything in ocr Hue. T.
Mrs. Alice Perdue left for Port-
tf j land to spend a few days looking
I uner busiueHs matters.
Frank li. Walle ,of Sutherlin.l
earn over last evening to sjxifid ai Try Craddocks ISIub. Oatmeal, But
day or two looking after business ; assorted coapa for toilet purposes,
matter.', I They are good. The Hochdale.
D. H. MARSTERS' PLUMBING SHOP.
Plumbing, Sheet Metal WorK, Tinning
and Heating
G. L. PRIOR
15 N. ,T;;ckson St. Iiorebur, Or
On Thursday Evmiiug
M A RCH !2:3
at the
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The management of tlie local Lyceum Course
Present the Famous
PASMORE TRIO
MA KY PAS.M'MiK, Violin
DOROTHY I'ASMORK, Cello
SUZANNK I'AS.MOKK, Piano
' "Simply wonderful, I have' never heard such .laying by a trio In
; my li ft. - Wllliaiu Armstrong in t'lilcugo Jiiler-Oceuu.
"Tim Pusmores are among the greatest artists ever heard In Iler
lln." Itoilln Zeitnug.
"The, whole soul of each player goes Into her linger tips." From
New York Musical Courier.
en era I admission, Adults, GO centn; School Children,
Drug Store. 10 cents extra
I'ICICKH: (i
.UK ceu I H.
Reserved Seats on Sale at Mursters
to all.
A I taliy (irnntl from A. IJnchack'N Piano House will be used.
4m
Go Carts Go Carts
The Fulton Go Cart is the best that
money can buy, Light, Strong, Durable
and Nobby. Fully Guaranteed
The sulky runabout is just what you
have been looking for.
SEE OUR SHOW WINDOW
L H. RHOADES & CO.
$3,000.00 WORTH OF 2nd HAND GOODS WANTED
.... . . .
X LARD! sp& LARD!
3 Lb. Cans 45c 5 Lb. Cms 75c :
10 Lb. Cans $1.50
CASS STRl:l:T MI: AT MARKET
HOTEL
THE O R AN
Cass Street. Cor. Rose. Fred Schwartz, Proprietor
o o o
FIRSTCLASS IN ALL ITS APPOINTMENTS
' UtiiMin,;, New I'urnisliii's an : Si,.,,,,, j,.j,t,.. Throughout.
II,. I and l id V;i!,-r in Ywry li "'in.
.ROOMS WITH BATH IF DESIRED
Centrally Located in Business District
Manager Smith, of the local tele
phone exchatiKe, spoilt the day at
SutherJin looking utter bushies.- inat-
I Iith connected with his oihciul duties.
MIhh Klta Dlllard, who Ik teach
ing school at Kiitherlfn, arrived in
town last evening to spend Sunday
visiting at tho home or her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dlllard.
Justice of the Pence Oalther, of
Myrtle Creek, who spent the. patt
low iiavH in tin- city attending
huMrii-j-s mutters In-fore the L'uited
State land ohVu returned home last
evenini.:.
Dr. .1. It. rallawny, Osteopathic
pnysit;ian. enrontn diseanea a Bpc
ialty. Graduate of the Amerlfan
S. hool of Ost.-opathy. KlrkHllle, Mo.
I'nder founder of H'-lenee it, a. T.
Still. Ollice Al.rahani Uldf. I'hone
ltl!, Hn.sclmrg, Ore.
f'outity Fruit Inspector F. A. Mc
f'all returned from Drain and other
iiolnts in the northern part of the
ouitty lat evening. Mr. Mef'all re
ports a majority of the orchards in
ihut locality in good condition, and
the prn.-pertB for a hamper crop en
couraging. Miss Helen Smith, who has been
ernplo.wd at t'liehalis, Wah., for the
past few months, arrived here this
morning to spend some time visiting
at t lie home of hep mother. M iss
Smith has been in the employe of the
Twin f'ity Traction Company. ai
f'hehalis, and enjoys her position
very much.
Tlie regular monthly meeting of
Iteno Post, No. !!!, C. A. It., was held
at the Macahee hall yesterday after
noon with a large number or the
membeiH in attendance. At. the con
clusion of the business session, the
ladies of the (I. A. It. served duiniv
luncheon which was duly appreciat
ed tiy all present.
deorgo Sheridan, who has been
Kpending the past ten days in the
city visiting at. the home of his fath
er. T. It. Sheridan, of the First Na
tional Hank, left for his bom" at
Marshlield last evening. He was ac
companied as far as Portland by
(leorge Culver, who will upend a few
days at the metropolis visillni; with
friends.
V. A. Storm, practical ciemr pud
presser of ladies' wear. Latest meth
ods of French dry cleaning, col
ors permit tir-g. Including feathers,
all kinds, plumes, furs and gloves.
In connection with (1. V. Sloper of
the Itoseburg Cleaning and Pressing
Works, ;ms Jackson street. Phone
No. -17. Clothes called for and de
livered, d-tf
.lames Itrown Seolt. who was re
cently appointed secretary of the
arnegic peace Knd.iwnieni, by Sen
ator itoot. is (i broi lier-in-law of (i.
P. Scblosser puMh-ity manager of
Hie Itoseburg Commercial Club. Mr.
Scott is a man of nal ion a I re put a
Hon. and that he will make good in
the responsible position goes without
saying.
L. (J. Hicks .consulting engineer
for the Suthcrlln Land ti Water
'oinpany. who spent yesterday af
ternoon hi the city reports the sale
of more than $."u,tnni worth of real1
estate at Slit herlhi during t be past i
three days. Most of tlie laud was i
purchased by Easterners who arriv-l
ed at the nort hern city by special ;
car Tuesday morning. In most every!
Instance the purchasers intend to In-'
cate In Siitherlin Valley and engage
in the growing of commercial fruits, j
Manager 11. .1. Frear. of the local j
water and light system, reports the
arrival of a new Howe steam puinp
which will he installed lu the Win
chester plant for auxiliary purposes. ;
The new pump has a capacity of one!
and one-half million gallons per day,1
and will more than double tlie pres-:
ent capacity of the plant. A gang
of men are nnw at work preparatorv
to installing the pump ami it is prob
able that It will be In readiness for,
operation within a couple of weeks.
not her daring burularv. beat ihg
the earmarks of professionalism, or
iiil it'll n 1 v nseb ti it snnie time hist 1
night, when some nnknow person or
persons entered the I. 1 1 . Khoades
seroml hand store, near the corner
if .Le sson and Cass streets, ami ap
propriated nieii handise of the ap
proximate tabic of I :::". The rob
ber was d iscnvei ed bv one of the
rb-rks upon opening tho establish
ment for business this morning, and
upon brief investigation. it was
found ih.it the burglars bad effect
ed ci!Han-e thronch a rear window
w Mi U w :is unbolted Olu e tip-hie
of tlie sTure the tue!l made their wa
lo the gun rrpk where ! hev se! , u .1
a 'IV V" Marl In rifle as well Un!
r,...' i.ne ..f which was of the :; V
e.ilibre Col's .iriet. Tl'e uicu thell
lausai ked the. show ca-es and aJ
near as ran be asc! ( tiaed. appro
priated about twentthe
tUteen pu yifi, t went v chains, twn
huuMng knies, uninber of r:i 'ot-
! and ai unlimited sUPp'v of ia''
iidges Vs Minn :ts lio 1Mb' w.i-
' dlsree-'rd. Hie a!l'ar W.ls re; e:'e 1
t.i Sheriff Ojline and Marshal Huff
man, win rue imw seavrbim: for
nuiliv parses. It If the belief ,,f iv,..
ntfr-'i's . I b.it the bnrgiai's ate e?-r
lenced in tto ir pmre-v-ioii. a;;.! a.
ha i'v armed, us Is ind b a ted i
t be articles seb .-ed bv tli-'ii w V'b
inside the store. Ml etTicers along
the Hue of the Suthern Paeitie rail
niad, bet h north and sout h, h.w e
lw...ti tiKlructeil to keiMi ;i clese
-!.t for tho men. who w!M pri.l.aS.
lv Rttemnt to dispose of, the plunder
Dr. K.
Hoover was called to
Kast I.'mp(tia late yesterday to at-
tend Mrs. Morgan, who Is said to be!
quite ill at her honm in thai vicin-j
Ity.
James and M. Pet re. Inmates of
the Oregon Soldiers' Home, left for!
Cottage Grove this morning where )
they will spend a few days visiting j
with friends.
C. Mcflovern, a local timber cruis-:
ere, loft, for points on the Caiaponia
river this morn lug where he will !
spend about ten days looking after ;
business matters.
George Hoover, of Portland, Is ex-j
peeled lo arrive here this evening to j 4
spened a few days visiting at tlie , a
er. " j
Mrs. Lillian Robinson, of Salem,
who has been spending the past few
days in the city visiting at the home
of her sister, Mrs. John It. Lee, left
for her borne this niurnin.
Mrs. J. I). Zurcher, who has been
Multe 111 of late, was admitted to j
Mercy hospital this afternoon where ,
-lie will undergo an opera t ion. She i
is under tlie care of Dr. A. F. Sether. I
H. J. Frear, local manager of the
water and light system, leaves for
points in the Fast tomorrow where
ho will spend several weeks looking
after business interests.
Fred IJonebrake, who has been
employed as waiter lu a local res
taurant for some time past, left for
Chlco. Cal.. I his morning where he
intends to locate permanently.
James Moon, local agent for the
New York Life Insurance Company,
leaves for Klamath Falls next weeek
where he will spend some time look
ing after business matters connect
ed with his otneial duties. '
O. V. Sloper returned last evening:
from Klamath Falls where he spent
seevral days visiting with his son,
Itoy, and looking that city over. He
says the town looks good to him and
has a great future, and to back up
his impressions purchased three city
lots.
j North JacEson Street, adjoining Peoples MarbK
Works. Telephone 2511.
WorK Done on Short Notice
ROSEBURG. ORE.
8
CHURCH BROTHERS'
rut SL
IT'S GOOD BREAD
IT'S NEVER SOUR
Pies, Cakes, Pastries of all Kinds
CAS 5 STREET
PHONE 135
DELIVERY
V. r. Harding, of the Harding
Land Company, who has been spend-1
in g t he past few days at Portland
look ing after business interests, re
turned here this morning. Mr. Hard-'
'tig savs that thousands of colonists
are arriving at Portland, many of
whom anticipate locating in various
sections of the state.
J. L. Kendall, one of the owners
of the local water and light plant,
who has been spending the past few
davs in the city inspecting the com
pany's holdings in this vicinity, ha1
gone to Pasadena. Cal.. where be
will join his wife who has been
spending the winter at that n-ity.
From t here M r. and M rs. Kendall
will proceed tn Pittsburg, Penn..
"here they will remain during the
summer.
Sun Your Ma
tress And Get
Satisfaction
LONE STAR LAUNDRY
urn
SIIKIIID.VN ST.
PHONE 380
And our wagon will call for your bundles. New com
plete equipment. Family work our specialty,
and prices right.
Farrand Brothers, Proprietors.
Your old mattress
possesses- won
derful qualities
if you will bring
it out in the sun
Sunshine Biscuits
We now have a full line of Loose
Wiles' famous
Sunshine Specialties
These Cookies and Crackers are in
a class to themselves. Good why
they just melt in your mouth.
Madam lloneu ife permit uh
(o lench you one le-von ultout
mail resi', vthciher they In of
vtraw or of hailed ctioii like
the Seaty. Sun our mattreos
euro a week well and iu
' MM'H'-Cd lit the Ifsults with
the chcapeM mat l ivn.
We remind yon nf ihi treat
ment for oiirouit guild. !tintt
blame the (lead r for veiling
you it poor malic. if uu du i
Miit 'iir nuiiitv..
THE FAMOUS SEALY
We are ngeiiiw tor the famous
Seal) matt it'. I ml v this is
the Ih'i iiuittrv we b.ne eer
ei ti. The price i Mn, and
I lie maker mc a triple miar
antce for -O )i ;ir.
B. W. STRONG
The
iirnili!
Man
calcr ill eery trade of mat
fri'tse mid all kinds f tnil
dim:. I in Itidiiii; bei'tt pil
low "lip, and ctierlel..
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Dr. Paul Herbert
MAY
I'hirnpr.ictor, norva ami
sH'cialLt w now nerm:i!iintlv
lc:itiJ in thi Sistors
ImiLlini;. motn.".. Chiropractic
is a new acii-nce.anil onu of the
ln."t of the Xa ilniRd
stirir.-ry. M;inv imtii-nts
who 'jtrt-reJ fur vir.
I'hninic .iiiMs. s. and who, after
.-pt'n.iir.j smail fnrtum-s, found
in) ndiff t.y the old methods,
have been mada well by thia
wonderful sviem'e. If you are
fTiTir.j; from rheumatism,
l.miibaj;". Heart. Stimrv-h,
Kidney, I.iver or InttvtinalW
other disea.-ies vvh..flw.- n...A
ikMteJ'T chronic, consult this Doctor.
umce nour? y to 2 a. m.. 2 to
spine
or
here
with
Sunday's by appointment. La iy attendant
M t
Wt? Invite Your Patronage.
Pates Reasonable
upon leaving Rosoburg. t