i FIRST CLASS
t
w;rk is most dPsir&We to anyone wishing their
liuou to possess tliat particular finish so necessary
to good taste in dress.
We Do That Class of WorK
One Trial will Convince.
R-OSEBURG STEAM
LAUNDRY
O. C. BAKER . . . Proprietor
OEFICE NORTH JACKSON ST.- PHONE 791.
riiuiip Main i!tm .
Commercial Abstract Co
Abstracts of 'I itle Filing Papers Prepared
Insurance, Etc.
Bonds of all Kinds Furnished
BH Niirlh Jai kM ii at. UOSKIIl lt). OIIKGO.N
WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR WORK DONE WITH
THE VACUUM CLEANER
When we say (UlAlt.AN Ti;i; wo mean Ji:st what the word Implied. If
you are not Bat lulled there wilt lie no charge. We could not make this
itatmrtlnn unletta wo were pnnUtro of giving good aorvlee. When you
gut lutidy to clean htitie IW ua do the woihI part for you the
cleaning of your carpotH. It's ei.ny fc- you and the price reaaonnhle
ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY
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Phone 71)1
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I D. H. MARSTERS
Plumbing Sheet Metal WorK, Tinning
and Heating
North JacKson Street, adjoining Peoples MarbU
WorKs. Telephone Ml.
WorK Done on Short Notir ROSEBURG, ORE.
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DIGNIFYING
THE
INDUSTRIES
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S has the
I Best Buttermaker in the State
ICE CREAM SEASON IIEREK2.-
in larne or small miantitics. l.t-t us liavo vour
partv orders. 1 cloplione
North Side Plaining Mill
lut North of Kluney Spur, North
Jmkon Sltfvt, IMiotte illMI.
Orders for nil kinds of ItulldluR Material promptly Killed at
Reasonable Prices.
Mill Work Our Specialty
Fruit Botes in Anjr Utmntlly.
LAUNDRY
All work first-class
We Repair Everything
Electrical
'that needs attention as well a
you apparattia. Furtnermort,
we attend to ro pairs promptly
foil 'phone order If you lt!;e) and
you won't need to sound your
burglar alnrm when you get our
Mil. Need anything In oit line.
G. L. PRIOR
BIT) N .kekmir St. Kosoburg, Or
Proprietor.
Oillre N. Jackson 81.
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PLUMBING SHOP.
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Tblt U the nil of a bo nun rut M-pag toot, which
will iliow any boy ut Hit I bow to SUCCEED. Hiop a
VobUI tu tho nmll TODAY ud 11 will b nt 1'KtE.
Tim aim of ilia Collrtt U to itlf utiy and populartit
th Unluit rlen. anil to aerve ALL tlia popl. It offri
cournot In Anrlctiltur. Civil EnRtitrln(. Bloctrlcal
Engineering, Mochanlcal Fnftlnvrluir. HIiiIiir Englo
vol lag, Foieitry. DouifiitlA Sclruct and Art, Com
iurc. Pharmacy and Mimic. Thv Collua ovaui
Bptinbr CataJog fr.
Adtlma: REOISTH AR. OKEO0N AOBICULTURAL
OOLLLUfi, Corvallla, Oregon.
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UICAIj SEWS.
Stiong'a Folding Cut can be
packed on a horse. Weight 17 lbs.
Harry .A. Llndgren, of Melrose,
apent yesterday In Roseburg' vUltlug
with friends.
No one ran afford to miss our
Opening, Aug. 17, 18, 19. The Lead
er, da 19
Howard Carter, of Myrtle Creek,
simnt yesterday In Roseburg visiting
with friends.
A. I). Bradley, Clayton Negley and
d. W. Uurnette Hpent yesterday in
(he vicinity of Brush Butte,
Assistant Superintendent Edward,
Pengra, of the Southern Pacific lines,1
xim yesterday at Ashland visiting
with friends.
MIhh Nora Cordon left for Spring
field this morning where she will
Mpfiid a few days visiting with
friends.
Mrs. Joe Koso left for Newport
lust evening where she will spend a
couple of weeks enjoying life on the
seashore.
Mrs. C. II. N. Oronvold left for
Portland and Collins Springs this
morning where she will enjoy her an
nual vacation.
Misses Fay Hughes and Mary At
i.erhury have returned from (Jardln
ed where they spent the past few
days visiting with friends.
Charles Brand, of the Overland
Orchard Tracts, at Garden Valley,
spent the morning In Hosehnrg at
tending to business matters.
George Sweat left for his home at
Brockton, Mass., this morning after
a few day spent In Roseburg vlHlt
Ing ut the home of Mrs. E. Hooper.
Itoland Agee and wife have return
ed from Newport where they spent
the past few days enjoying a vaca
tion. They report a delightful out
ing. (
Dr. Taylor left for Portland and
other points this morning where he
goes to look after business matter
und Incidentally 'enjoy his annual
vacation.
Bunnell Harness, wife and baby,
and Oliver Johnson, wife and baity
have returned from the Rock Creek
vicinity where they spent the p'ist
two months enjoying their annual
outing.
M I'M. Mfi ii rv mill tin uirhrnr nf fn.
(inllle City, passed through Roseburg
this morning enroute for points In
the southern part of the state where
mey win spenu u rew uays visiting
with friends,
B. F. T.ohr and wire left for Port
land, Seaside and other northern
cities yesterday morning where they
will enjoy their annual vacation. Mr.
Lohr Is n well known Southern Pu
(illn brake ma ii.
Prill lit V Rllltm-f 111 rnwhmt Tlmrmn n
C'hilliuv left fur Drain mwl nlhnr Mtl.ku
Jn the northern part of the county
huh murium; w ii ere ne will loos
,tfter buHlness matters connected
hiiii li ih oinclal duties.
Miles Negley left for Portland Sat-
llfl:iv lilirhf uhortt lir u-lll mm nil n
few days enjoying his annual vaca-
iinn. mio in (he northern pa it
(If I ll.t utfiln li.i will mi i.iv r.ixi
days ut dm Astoria Centennial.
The local lodge of Yeomen held
their annual picnic at the Norman
gee much, southeast of town, yes
terday. A large crowd was in at
tendance und everyone appeared to
enjoy the occasion Immensely.
"CAHHY THAT IIKK
t'P STAIRS
and put that piuo tattle in thi
kitchen." That's how It goes.
A I.I, TDK IIOl SIC
Is what you And when you come
hero to buy. You havo a plenty
to select from nnd everything you
purchase Is durablo and rcnsonubl
priced.
riticK iti:mci:i)
nritiMi sr.M.MKit.
Rice & Rice
The House Furnishers
Cass Street
The proof of the Pud
ding is in the eating-
Of the tree in the growing
Ask your neighbor who
has planted
Yakima or I lood
River Trees
See aow they grow,
then place yourtree
order with
ILL
The Nurseryman
i-ocaIj xku's.
Mrs. M. Kelliher and child left for
Yoncalla yesterday morning where
they will spend a few days visiting
with friends and relatives. j
James Fletcher, a loci'l printer,'
left for Crater Lake thlB morning on
a sightseeing tour. He expects to,
walk the entire distance In anticipa
tion of compiling a general wrlteup of
his experiences for a Portland news
paper. Neither Mr. Waterman nor anyone
else will sell you a $1.00 Gold Pen
for 50 cents. oD not be deceived. Get
the genuine Waterman Ideal Foun
tain Pen at Roseburg Book Store.
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The fourteen-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Baldwin, who reside In the
Patterson residence in the rear of
tho local creamery, underwent an
operation for appendicitis at Mercy
hospital yesterday. Dr. E. V.-Hoover
was the attending isurgeon. The
patient is said to be resting easy
this morning with excellent chances
of recovery.
Monte Zachray, of Myrtle Creek
was arrested by Marshal. Huff
man late Saturday afternoon while in
an Intoxicated condition. He was re
manded to the city jail where he re
mained until yesterday morning
when be posted ball in the sum of
$tf and was released. He failed to
appear in the recorder's court at the
appointed hour this morning and his
bond was forfeited.
G. W. Wilson, an old and highly
respected resident of Melrose, died at
his home yesterday morning of heart
trouble. He was 70 years of age
and has resided in Douglas county
for a long time. AsJde from a
wife he Is survived by several chil
dren. The funeral was held at the
Oregon Soldiers' Home this nfter
ii no n , In te rm en t following in the
Home ceme.-ry. The deceased was
a member of the G. A. R., and was
finite well known in Roseburg and
vicinity.
Mrs. E. H. Curtis, of Oakland,
Cal.; Mrs. Moclne, or Hllo, Hawaiian
Islands, and Mrs. Nichols, of Riddle,
arrived In Roseburg this afternoon
to spend a few days visiting at the
borne of Judge and Mrs. J. C. Fuller
ton, In West Roseburg. Mrs. Mocine
formerly lived at Gardiner where her
husband was employed as engineer In
one of the mills. For the past few
years he has bad charge of the water
and light system at Hilo and Is more
than pleased with his situation. Mrs.
Mocine expects to leave for tho for
eign clime In a few weeks, or at least
'is soon as she concludes her visit In
this city. She Is a sister of Mr. Full
erton. Did You Evei Step
To Think
l bat the Coat ot Dna wrnln.
paper in not much more than
what
yo.i pay for tho ordinary
quality?
Think
of the satisfaction to one's self
anil to tho recipient
cf
a
Lettet
on paner of good quality.
The Roseburg Book Store
Sells the Best writing papers at
lowest prices.
I leadouarterB f'r
Fountain Pens
School Supplies
Oillce Supplies.
KOSKIIl'KO, OltriCON.
You will always have goo
cake, if
TV7f i T
wnite rci
It is Not
Bleached flour is
Use Fleischnian's Yea
Mrs. A. C.
Ad
Tht but car oi cixil i
ara accepted.
has been received by Rm.rs why
" rilK HIN.VKIl T.V1U.K,
Rock Springs Coal, pOS ,h chairs, the china closet or any
has heretofore been off oth,,r rtl- ' strong as eii as
burg. Price the same a f"1, '"T''',-,bl
inferior coal. Come an rni ,9'
N'o. 163 vour order.
, LOCAL NKWB.
F. K. Alley has returned from
Fuitland where he apent a few days
attending to business matters.
William Emery, of Colea Valley,
spent the day in Roseburg attending
to business matters.
Mrs. R. M. Spar tee, of Portland,
arrived in Roseburg this morning to
spend a few days visiting with rela
tives. For washing mirrors and windows.
Gold Star Polish is the best ever. L.
H. Rhoades & Co. dtf
Miss Carrie Farr, of Boise, Idaho,
arrived in Roseburg this afternoon
to spend a few days visiting with
her friend. Mrs. Edward Pengra.
Mrs. Smith, of Portland, will ar
rive here this week to visit at the
home of her son, I. R, Smith, man
ager of the local telephone office.
County Commissioner M. R. Ryan,
of Drain, came over this morning to
spend a day or two attending to
business mutters.
ADVKItTIHKt) I.KTTKRS.
The following letters remain at
the Hoseburs posfofflre:
Arnold, Mrs. Mary Ellz and fam
ily: Brown, Will; Brazil, Otto: Brun-
didgR, F. W.; Bnnnlon, Mrs. Binnle
Clark, C. II.; Dallas. Mrs. Wm.; Dan
iels. D. T.; Davidson, Mrs. Cleary;
Uozler, C; Gahrlelson, C. W. (5);
Herkathorn. I. C: Mullian, C. F.;
Mayhofer, C. A.; MhrIII. W.; Mur
ray, George: Roblson, Mrs. Altai
Rider, Rler; Park, A. T.; Smith, Miss
Bertha; The Cash Investment Co.;
Meyers, F. A.; Whitney. H. C. (2).
C. W. PARKS.
Postmaster.
CAM, I'OU CITY WARRANTS.
AN City of Roseliurff warrants
drawn on tho General Fund and en
dorsed prior to June 5th, 1911, In
clusive, are this day called for pay
ment. Dated this 17th day of August,
1911.
KI.BKRT B. HERMANN.
City Treasurer.
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I'ltUIT GKOWIOItS.
The Umpqua Valley Fruit Union
has perfected arrangements for
'the coming season with the Roseburg
Feed & Fuel Company on Winchester
street. In North Roseburg.
The Union Is placing In stock a
supply of fruit boxes, rubber stamn
paper and other grower's supplies
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KOIt SALE.
A nice, neat 6-room bunga-
low, centrally located in paved
district. Sewer connections,
bath, patent toilet, etc. Ideal
location. Prlco 12.500. Ad-
dress A care News ofllce. 4
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NEW TODAY.
WANTED To buy a family horse
which will work single or double.
Address Box 85, Riddle, Ore. s4
MUST BE SOLD Farm of 160 acres
six miles west of Roseburg. 5
room house, barn, weU, several
acres set to fruit, 1 acre of which
is bearing. Price for this place
$10 per acre and dirt cheap. Place
Is on county road. Small cash pay
ment and balance long time. Ad
dress box 55 or call News office
for particulars. tf
FOR SALE I have about 4 00 young
chickens from two to four months
old for sale price right. C. E.
Strlton, Roseburg, Ore. a-28
E IOH T LOTS. $1050 Very dcslr
able property in nlco part of town;
line Kat-tlen soil, few young trees,
small house and barn, city water:
Only few minutes walk from post
office. Has sightly building site,
also plenty of room for poultry.
Cheap ut price. Come quick. Ad
dress Box 55 or inquire News, tf
FOR SALE Must be sold within 3o
days; one of the best ranches In
Douglas county. The Riddle Land
Agency, Riddle Ore. dsw-s22
FOR RENT Furnished hoTTsekeep
lng rooms. Apply ;t02 W. Wash
ington st. No children. tf
Lincoln Annuity 1'nion, regulnr
meeting Tuesday. August 22. at Mac
cahee hall. Big class to Initiate.
State Manager, Inez Baldwin, will be
present. All members are urgently
requested to be present. Refresh
ment -tti'.T.i'". .'.mi ap,....v. "....
buy Y Tor disturbing the peace
md thus end the controversy. As the
iffair stands at present a conviction
ippears improbable. The eoutrroom
was fairly crowded during the hear
ng. a majority of the siectators be
ng youths of tender age who de
limited In listening to the evidence as
ililiiivd by their constituents.
KI.Et TWI WOODS ONLY
are used In the making of the
furniture we handle. Only the
soundest, stralRhtest grained logs
Rice & Rice
The House Furnishers
Cass Street
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LOCAL 3KW8,
John Scoficld was fined $5 in the
recorder's court this morning on a
charge of drunkenness. Unable to
nay the required sum he will spend
the next two and one-half days a
guest at the "Hotel de Huffman."
See Held is a transient and was ar
rested while making himself obnox
ious on the streets. The arrest was
effected by Marshal Huffman.
It, A. Ueland leaves tonight for
Edgeley, North Dakota, where he
goes to look after various business
matters. Mr. l eland formerly resid
ed in North Dakota, and suffice to
say that he will meet many, old-time
friends during his present sojourn
in the East.
The Great Rub
The Old Chinese Doctors administered all medicine
by rubbing through the pores of the skin. - That
was four hundred years ago, and to prove that
they knew what they were doing then, forty cen
turies of experience has not improved upon the
method, for. we! are still rubbing it in.
Dr. Hoover's Liniment
Banishes Pain, Reduces Swelling and Inflamma
tion, softens stiff joints and sore -muscles, and.is
just simply the greatest Liniment tor Man and
Beast. A bottle of Hoover's Liniment should be
upon the shelf of every Farmer. A great; big
bottle for only 25c, 50c and $1.00. ...... r::--
HAZLEWOOD
ICE CREAM
The most appetizing cream niade is - now being
served at our soda fountain. Try it... It's the
best in the land.
ROSEBURG PHARMACY INC.,
Roseburg
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PAGE INVESTMENT COMPANY;
Phone 242 North Roseburg I
LOOK FOR THE BIG SIGN -
Dry Slab Wood Rock Springs Coal I
I During Hot
Weather
Vfu nim hinr-niiulo tirtd to avoid
irHMrai Ion ami oi her unsjiitl
ltry rtindlilonn of ninking brvad
In the old way.
On June 1st We
Added
two ounce to the loaf. If your
, grocer does not carry oar bread
-change grocers or phone 22 1.
Full Hue of dVlidou. pastry aJ
nays at your command.
Umpqua Bakery
11. Gl'KST. Prop.
110 Jackson Street.
Coloi-- woman wants work by the
day. Washing, ironing or house
cleaning. 147 Pine street, corner
Lane. Phone 230-Y da22
GENERAL DRAY1NG
Goods of every d(flcrlpUon moved to .
an? ports of tho city. rrle raaon- -hie.
H. S. FRENCH
Oregon
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