THE EVENING NEWS
BYftL W. BATEM.
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Entered ae second-class matter
November 5, 1910, at Roseburg, Ore.
under act of March 3, 1879.
WKhXKHDAV, Jl'XK 2H, 11H1.
LOCAL NEWS.
L. E, Mllledge, wife and child went
to Portland this morning to upend a
few day.
Mrs. Clarence lltss returned here
last evening after a vlnlt with rela
tives at ColiaK" Urove.
Fresh new honey made in Doug
las county, buy Douglas county bees,
now on sale at tlio Rochdale. Jl
J. W. Perkins was a in "tig those
who went to Portland last night to
look after hiiKlness matter,
Leonard Rabat spent the day at
points in the northern part of the
county attending to business matters.
8. B. Crouch, the hardware mer
chant, left for Cottage drove this
morning to look after business mat
ters.
FrattM 'Clements, a local bank
clerk, went to Portland last night
to spend a few days vlHltiug with
friends.
Subscribe for the "Portland Dally
News at the RoseburK Hook Store,
3t)c per month. $:i.2f per year by
mail. tf
O. H. Beyers, of Canyonvllle. spent
the day In Hoseburg attending to
business matters and visiting with
friends.
Miss fled a Marsh, of Portland, ar
rived hero this morning to spend a
few days visiting at the home of Mrs.
lames Newlaud.
Little Leone Coshow left for Port
land this morning where she will
spend a few days visiting with her
aunt, Mrs, Ralph Fisher.
The circuit court adjourned late
yesterday afternoon until tomorrow
morning, when several matters are
scheduled for consideration.
Why put nit with that old piece
of furniture when you can trade It
for something new and up-to-date
at L. H. Ithnadcs ft Co. dtf
W. J. Brown, an Inmate of the Ore
gon Soldiers Home, left for points In
the northern part of the state this
morning to visit with friends.
Parlies wishing a delightful cool
ramping ground for the summer
ihould visit the Salt Springs Canyon
Resort. Phone Farmers 195. Jl 1 3
Deputy Sheriff Fred Stewart spent
the morning at (Uenhronk where he
served attachment papers on the Ore
gon Orchard Homes Company.
Mrs. K. J. Twlgger and little son
left for inintn Patm this morning uf
ter visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Fullerton In this city.
Miss KIIIp Refueh left for her home
nt Portland this morning after spend
ing a Tew days In Itoseburg visiting
with her sister, Mrs. II. It. Ferguson.
Mrs. M. K. H ni in ley, of 1lntte, Ida
ho, arrived In Rosehurg last evening
to spend some time visiting at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Kdward
Pengra.
Sam L. Hit miry, district game and
fHh warden, left for his home at
Wnodvllle this morning after a few
days spent In Itoseburg attending to
biiMliiess matters.
W 1 1 1 1 a in li ra u d , of t ho O ve r t a n d
Orchard Company, who has been
spending the past couple of days at
i points In the southern part of the
county returned here this morning.
Alva Spencer, an Inmate . of the
Oregon Soldiers' Home, left for Hot
Sittings. South Dakota, this morning
where ho will receive medical treat
ment, t'rnf. Wilson, of the Oregftn Agri
cultural College, returned to Corne
lls today after spending a couple of
days In this vicinity Inspecting a
number of the orchards.
Irn Riddle left Tor Portland this
morning where he will spend n few
davs. He Is making (tie trip In hU
automobile and hopes to reach Sa
lem tonight. He will conclude the
Journey tomorrow.
Tlx. satin rinlHh. the delicate and
delicious flavor of Harrington Hull
steel cut will easily be appreciated
bv discerning people. The best vet
liroduced ill the coffer Hue. The
Rochd:t1e, exclusive agents. J I
Mrn. H. Carpenter and two children
left for Ashland thin morning aMer a
vlnlt at the home of the former's
nelee, Mrs. William Hughtsnd. In
thl city. Mrs. Carpenter Is the wife
of the chief Southern Pacific train
dispatcher at DuiiNinulr, Cal.
Fred Ibuven, the contractor, whs
tM morning awarded the contract
for erecting three bnnnalows by
Robert Connor. The residences j
wm he located on Commer
cial and Kant Third streets, and will
be modern in every particular.
French dry cleaning. newest
mrlhndr used. Your old suit can tf
nut ile ti. look an good fl new at a
MfiM cos;. Clot ties cleaned. h;t
blocked If you am looking for
food ii nick service m Sloper, the
cleaner ami presaer. Telephone 4 7
.1. ,1 DevlllR. of Riddle k-.l 53
veam. died at Mercy hospital vester
dnv after a lingering Mine Death
was due to dropsy. o( which dis
ease the deceased had suffered for
n long time. Other than a brother
he him no relatives on the roat At
A late hour today funeral arrange
ments had not been completed
Mrs. William Kukendsll. of Kti
gene, who mas called here Moiulav
even i it g In response t o a tele ra m
announcing the serious Illness of. her
"on-ln-lnw, R, R. Smith, returned
hoiiiA today. Mr, Smith Is reported
much Improved, and it Is not likely
that he will be obliged to undergo
an operation as first Indicated.
JtF.WAKD 18 OFFFKKD.
A reward of $200 will
be I
paid for Information that will
lead to the arrest and convic
tion of the party or parties who
killed Alexander McNabb, at
his home, near Brockway, on
or about June 14, 1911.
GEO. W. McNABB,
LOCAL NEWS,
Josephson's are giving
an ay.
plain
Ire Cream Ql ve you r orders to
he Douglas County Creamery,
'hone 340. tf
ICE CREAM For your Ice cream
orders call up the Douglas County
Creamery, phone 340. tf
John Alexander, of Glide, spent
the day In Rosehurg attending to
hiiHlueHH matters and visiting with
friends.
The ladies of the rtaptist church
will have a window sale of home
cooking at the Mrs. A. C. Kldd &
Son grocery Saturday, July 1. dj:iU
William Brown, a stage driver, mi
derwent a minor operation at the of
fices of Dr. K, V. Hoover yesterdfo
afternoon. The patient Is said to b.
much Improved this morning.
Accused of disorderly conduct,
George Fairbanks and Oscar Bailey
were arrested by Night officer T. J. 1
Williams late last evening, and ac-j
cording to custom were remanded to ;
the city jail. Arraigned before the !
city recorder this morning the men 1
entered pleas of guilty, am) were
fined In the sum of f 10 each. Fair
hanks paid the assess tueut. while
Bailey accepted the alternate of Ave
days In the city jail.
Edward Kinney, one of the most
popular Southern Pacific engineers
with headquarters In this city, sus
tained a number of Bovere burns just
prior to the departure of the south
bound Shasta Limited nt about 12:40
o'clock this morning, As a result
he will ho compelled to remain under
the care of a physician for a few days.
It appears that the veteran engineer
was Inspecting the locomotive, when
the fireman accidentally opened the
stop cocks, and allowed a qmiuttay
of steam to escape. Unable to es
cape, the engineer was iptlto seriously
liurned. Another engineer was call
ed and Mr. Kinney was escorted to
his home and medical assistance sum
moned. rit.lVKL IV FOKKION COCNTItlF.S.
People have been victimized with
the Illussion that In order to see a
thing it In necessary to travel in the
presence of the object. This is a
great mistake. The best way to see
thing Is to stay at home and tet
some experelnced traveler vIhU (Ik
object then return and explain it ay
they see It and give one just the
features In which he Is interested.
In this way the Inexperienced es
capes the burdens, worry and cure;
the attention to railway and steam
boat schedules; tickets and bagg:ige
and have the rare advantage of be
holding the scenery of foreign coun
tries interpreted hy a master dis
played before their minds In the quiet
of their reading rooms, their libraries
or from the lecture platform.
the travel lecturer is a sort of a
palpitating cinematograph. who
packs away In Ills mind picture after
plrture which he unrolls be ft ire in
and to which be calls our attention
At the coming Chautauqua assem
bly we shall have the opportunity to
see and hear two of these celebrated
exerleiieed travelers and shall be
permitted to travel with them to two
of the most interesting places on the
face of the earth; Africa, the Dark
Continent and the Holy Land, the
brig litest spot In the entire world
from many standpoints, yet the place
if even-hanging shadea of light and
darkness.
Wither of these lectures will bring
messages that will be worth the price
if the entire season ttcket and the
management of the Association
hould receive that much support
from every Intelligent citizen of the
count y who is able to attend these
1 wo lectures alone.
Some season tickets have been
Id and there is a promise of more
helng taken hut if the people of
Itoseburg mid Douglas county wish to
have the Chautauqua organized as a
permanent thing It will he necessary
to at leant double the sales of season
tickets. Provision has been made to
finance the project for this year but
there must be a sulllcleut interest
taken to Insuro that It will be self
sustaining another year tf It Is to be
continued. Have yon done your part?
4 bolce in I de it'tdetiee lot,
very reasonable. Inquire of
Albert Abraham, Miinonlc bidg.
It. K. NMICK r
rhrlf'titit and Surgeon.
3
Hooius 1 and 2 Abraham Uldg. O
Hoseburg, Oregon. 4
The proof of the Vwd
dinjr is in the eating
Of the tree in the growing
Ask your neighbor who
has planted
Yakima or Hood
River Trees
See how they row,
then place your tree
order with
The Nurseryman
!
" OJtKUOMA.V AGENCY.
Subscribers to the Oregonian .or
Telegram not receiving their paper
promptly are requested to notify
Dick Henderson at Chapman's Red
Cross Pharmacy. Phon 269. djll6
New and second hand goods com
ng in every day at this store, L. H.
Rhoades & Co. ' dtf
- .
This Handsome Silverware Set
Will Be Given Free
Thursday, June 9th, at 2 p. m. Sharp
To the party present In our store holding a punched card showing the
Isruesi amount purchased in any one day from us. We have many other
villus) le propentB of which ene will be given awny each Thursday at 2 p. m.
for i-ovnral months to come. See them all on exhibition at our store. In cd
ititii n we yive you for escb dollar spent with us tun votes on the besntul
pimio we are giving to the person, cbureh, lodge, encieiy or im-titu'ion getting
the largest number of votes. Why not help some friend get the piano
while you get tht other prei ot for yourself.
Our yoods, our prices, quality considered, or our service cannot be beat
In the city, Satisfaction ituaranteed or money back.
ROSEBURG ROCHDALE COMPANY
If you buy a W.
ring you need
the stone
This store sella the famous W-W-W Guaranteed King -tho ring yon
see advertised In nil tho magazines - the only guaranteed ring in tin
world.
The next time you have an Id ea yf giving a present, why not
give a W-W-W (iuaiauteetl Itirt lis tone King? The next time you think
of buying something for yourself, why not huy this gunrnutovd ring in
vour hlrlliHtone?
These rings are here In alt the various bin hstoncs. nnd are most
Mil liable V'fls for the young man t o give his mother, sister and
sweetheart.
This W-W-W n u a ran teed King in also made for men. We would
llko to have you see these remarkable rings these rings that are made
so well that the maker ran guarantee them. They cost no more than
the poorly mn do rings -the rings thuat are not guaranteed.
A. S. Huey .
Leading Jeweler,
LONE STAR LAUNDRY
PHONE 380
And our wagon will call lor your bu. idles. N -w com
plete equipment. Family work our specialty,
and prices right.
Par rand Brothers, Proprietors.
i THE ROSEBURG
I nn. nncciiiiDf. -
dim iWJLUUiurm i iy i Li, tuini
..STAGE
STAOCS l.EAVl: ROSHHliKU I OR
Office and Stables Corner
: " C.
DOUGLAS COUNTY CREAMERY
has the
Best Buttermaker in the State
ICE CREAM SEASON HERE
in lare or small iiuaiUitios. Let us have your
partv orders. Telephone 340.
CALL FOli CITY WAKHANT8.
All City of Rosehurg warrants
dorsad prior to April 5, 1911, lnclu
sive, are mis aay canea ror pay
ment. ELBRRT B. HERMANN.
City Treasurer.
W. W Guaranteed
not worry about
coining out.
Roseburg Ore.
MARSHF1ELD j
MVDTi n daiwt
LINES..
HOTH POINTS HAII.V AT 6 A M J
Rose and Washington Sts X
P. BARNARD Proprietor
We make
ice cream
DidYouEvei Step
To Think
That tho Cohi of ne wrlthiR
pupor if not iiiiit-h inoro than
what you pny for the ordinary
quality?
Think
nf the satisfaction to one's uolf
a tui to the recipient
cfa
notu or
Lettei
on paper of pood quality.
The Rosehurg Hook Store
Sells the l!tit writing papers at
lowest piU-es.
Headquarters f-r
Kouutaiu 1'eiiH
School Supplies
Ottlce Supplies.
KOSI IU l((i, OliKilON.
PALACE
THEATRE
TONIGHT
KNTIIIK ( II V(.K Ol-' riKM.IJAM
The Still Alarm
The iniixt Hfiivtiduiuil trv pleliirt'
ever prtsluetil.
thk i i:iki: r thk minks.1
Illlt'llM' Itl-IIIIIII.
"HIS (.Mil. AHUI ALU"
lilMMl roilllly.
A Tltll TO N ISSAN I1IIIAMA
TritvliKiit
"NdltA l U.ONK"
smig, liy N( - lllipluinl.
7 ;:!(, H Ml, O .'Ml n.l I11SICI it
M.illnr)' Sal. !- 'J .tO nml .i:;l)
10c Ailulls
It is Worthless to You
Besides Containing
ANGER
We have reference h ashes, why
throw it in a pile or worse yet deposit in
a barrel or box. You know live coal
will hold fire a long time if covered with
ashes, and if they chance to get against
anything inflamable, the result is
Buy one of our garbage cans and
take care of your waste, such as
ashes, old cans and bottles. All such
stuff as you throw away. Then have
it carted off occasionally. We have
several sizes on hand, well made and of
reasonable price.
CHURCHILL
Hardware Company
CASH IRONMONGERS
Phone 36 Marsters Block
Alderson's Grocerv
FRANK G. ALDERSON, Prop.
We don't make a big
noise about our business.
But we have the goods and we've got
the prices that please, fresh fruits,
vegetables, etc. We solicit any part
of the city.
GET THE HABIT, PHONE 36
Th, Im-bI iilmii (l l)u j- 1,1 ll;;:it Is nl. Ihp S.iimre dealing I.iiiiiIht
Vail, ut lliu lst priifs kiii-IiIitIii; iiallly.
Also Rock Spring Coal
and Dry Slab Wood
Try uh ami K away happy.
PAGE INVESTMENT COMPANY
Pbone 212 , North Roseburg
LOOK FOR THE BIG SIGN
D. H. MARSTERS'
Plumbing, Sheet
and
North JacKson Street,
WorKs.
WorK Done on Short Notic
'J 5 'w 5 5 3 5
Cleaning & Pressing
Joe Cobb and V. Bellows, Props
Orders Taken for Men's Suits
Satistaction guaranteed.
10S V. l'ine St.
Cor. Cass and Rose St.
OOK!
PLUMBING SHOP.
Metal WorK, Tinning'
Heating1
adjoining' Peoples MarbU
Telephone '51.
ROSEBURG, ORE.
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