THE NEW RESTAURANT.
GRAND GRILL LUNCH COUNTER
Marsters Block, Corner Cass and Rose Streets
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First-class Restaurant, Grill and Lunch Counter.
Open all hours. The best the market affords, well
cooked and well served. Prices reasonable.
Your Patronage Solicited Meal Ticket. $5.50 for $5.00
C. and J. ELLIOTT, Props.
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No matter what month you
were born in we have your
birthstone ring.
This idea of giving one another tlielr blrtlmtono ring is certain
ly a most thoughtful and pleasant way of remembering one another.
Everybody Is happy to receive a birthstone ring aa a present, and
If you are ever In doubt as to whut to give your friends or family,
then find out what month they were born In and 'c'6me here and ask
to Bee their birthstone in the famous W-W-W Guaranteed Ring.
This ring that we sell Is the only permanently insured Ring In
the world. It Is the only ring that Is accompanied by a signed guar
antee of the maker. It Is a ring made so well that it Is worthy of a
guurantoe. It Is a ring thut has the confldoncO"Of the maker to
such an extent that he advertises It to you peoplo through mugu
zlnos that, forty million people aro oradlng, '
This ring Is for spin here In this store. It Is here because we be
lieve it to be the best ring In the world, lt ts liere because we
have confidence) In It. It Is here for the reason1 that we know we
can sell this ring to you, our most Intimate friend to you whom
wo see day 111 and day out knowing that r;;r are selling you some
thing worthy of our reputation and worthy of our friendship for
you. We ask you whom we know well and youwiiom wo want to
know to come here to this storo to Bee this famous W-W-W Guar
anteed Ring; to see bow little will buy this ring, that Is guaranteed
for a llfo-tlmo.
A. S. HUEY C0.7lnc.
"Roseburg's Leading Jewelers"
BATTLE BEGINS
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treaty concluding the Ruiwo-TurklBh
war, die power are understood to
have agreed to permit Italy a "pacific
penetration of Tripoli".
Turkey contends that this right
hag been reected ever since. Itaiy
has colonized Tripoli until her In
tercuts In that African province are
very great. She hag asserted, how
ever, that her subjects have been
mlKtreated by the Ottoman authori
sed and constantly t dlttcrlmlnatod
UK'ilnst.
Frequent disputes have arisen, but
the prolonged negotiations have nev
er resulted gatlttfactorlly to 'Italy.
At the time that the Franco-German
differences regarding Morcco
were acute Italy turned her atten
tion to Tripoli and In subsequent ne
gotiations with Constnntlnopole set
rortn that outrages against her sub-
Jectg had been perpetrated for which
j no redress had been made.
Hhe assumed a decisive attitude
and presently begun the mobilization
of her army and navy. The first
Kquadron of thet Italian navy was
Rent to Tripoli an waters a few days
ago, and It has nlnce patrolled that
const. Att the same time Turkey
wan warned not to send soldiers or
munitions of war to Tripoli. A Turk
ish transport bearing a few men nnd
arms and ammunition later arrived
at Tripoli from Constantinople-, but
was not molested, on the ground that
she had sailed before the Italian
warning had been received.
Italy, In the meantime, brought
her army to the Italian coast, where
the soldiers had been placed on
board ship ready to proceed to Trip
oli or other points.
May Retard Action,
DENVER, Colo., Sept. 30. It Is
generally believed here today that
the Public Lands Congress. In ses
sion here, will postpone definite ac
tion regarding the conservation pol
icy until gome future convention. A
number of persons In attendance at
the convention today attempted to
force consideration of resolutions on
the subject of conservation, but fail
ed.
Tuff At fiednllu, MlNKorul.
8FHMMA, Mo., Sept. 30. After
a forty mile automobile ride today.
President Tuft addressed a crowd of
7,000 persons. He declared that rec
iprocity was a dead Issue. He also
discussed the vetoes of the last ses
sion of congress, and decalred his In
tention of votolng all bills not meet
ing with his approval.
Miinv Persons Irovnel.
BUFFALO, Sept. 30. A long dis
tance phone message from Austin,
Pa., today, Indicates that between
200 and COO persons were drowned
there todny when a dam collapsed.
LOCAL NEWS.
For city treasurer of Roseburg
cast your ballot for D. 8. Houser at
Monday's city election. dlt
ISMl'KS C1IALLKNUE.
SocluIlHt Omlor Wants To IHwuss
Pollticul Munition,
Attain, with clinngOH In hoiin nmt miiKlutfi uunilierH.
1 PALACE THEATRE
TO-NIGHT
j Special engagement of the
g REEVES MUSICAL COMPANY
l SPECIAL PROGRAM OF PICTURES
KnguK(l at Kxtra fot for this OithnIoii.
to i c
if The in iin I rat program will lie rendered In three nett em-
Cyj bracing Violin Nolo, for not, HuglHtoni, Ih'iim, Jingle tuttl
VwiU Solo Vrk. '
a . &
The Grand t T? A I T CV "A lathe'
gi OPKRA rAU&l ,.!,, iv Art" 8
In two reels, hand colored; is an attraction nnt to bo inltiued. Q'
(I "The Jollier", a Knlmn comedy eomplolea the plituie ih-oki'iiui.
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IIOI SK OI'KX AT 7:(HI l M. fj
Cm-tain lit 7:15 and N: lo tno outit-o iM'rfni'iiiam'CH.
Adults 1S.V; Children under I I, I.V; t'lilldmi under n fne
CjI Willi Mirtnts.
jj HACK TO IIKtil I.Alt I'lUMiltAM Sl'XDAV. 8
J. II. Osborne, the blind socialist
orntnr spoke to a packed houso at
Labor hall, last nlKbt, and his re-
nmrkK drew applause after applause.
Mr. Osborne said In part: "The so
cialists of today are the only de
fenders of the spirit III which tills
iiatlon was born. The declaration
of American independence proclaims
llio mate ecninllty, of all mankind
and (jives t' thfl .world the highest
meal or government, namely, to pro.
mote the life, liberty and hnpplness
of all the people, and further teaches
us that whenever any form of gov-
eminent becomes destructive of these
endH that It Is the duty of the people
to alter or abolish that government
Mr. Osborne then challenged any
republican or democrat or any other
defender of the present social order
to meet him In debate and support
tlie doctrines or the American Ke-
volutlotttst.
Mr. Osborne speaks again tonight
at Labor hall at 8 o'clock on the
subject, "Municipal Government nnd
the Citizen." Tomorrow afternoon
at 2::in be will speak at the court
house park on the subject, "Socialism
and tbo I, Inner Traffic," and again
tomorrow night at Labor hall on
"Municipal Problems and Socialism."
F. B. Walte, of Sutherlln. spent
the day In iioseburg attending to
business matters and incidentally at'
tend the fair.
Horace Marsters has returned
from Halem, Portland and other
northern cities where he spent a few
days attending to business Interests.
We have warranted Umpqua Cold
Curt for 10 years and yet have the
nrst case or a failure to be reported.
Hamilton Drug Co. dsw
Robert Wlnnlford and wife left
for their home In the Willamette
Valley this afternoon after a few
days spent In Roseburg visiting with
friends and relatives.
- Miss Adelald King, stenographer
in tno local rorestry ornces, lert ror
Portland this afternoon where she
will enjoy a two weeks' visit with
friends and relatives.
Among those who left for coast
points on this morning's stages were
.Mrs. Kellogg, J. E. Graham, Blair
Price, F. E. Allen, O. W. Harrison,
Pran k Lytic, George Daloy and James
Daley.
K. L, Hasnrord, or Vancouver.
Wash., arrived in Roseburg .this
morning to spend a few days attend
ing to business matters, Mr. Bash-
ford owns the local flouring mills
and Is well known Id this vicinity.
Is your coffee satisfactory? Does
It cheer you on life's Journey? White
House coffee, the one best. It's
nourishing, cheering and Invigorat
ing, mere Is nothing quite so good
Bold by the Rochdale, s30
C. L. Hamilton, of Oakland, spent
tne aay in Kosenurg uttendlng to
business matters. Mr. Hamilton was
formerly deputy Bheriff under ex.
Sheriff Kenton and Is we'u known
In this vicinity.
The Iledlfer Dining Room, which
was situated on North Main street, Is
now located at 511 West Oak street,
one block below the depot on the
west side of the track. Call there
for good meals. Good rooms for
rent. tf
Miss Myrtle Purvance, of Cottage
Crove, has been employed to teach
lu the local schools durlug the com
ing year. She will have charge of
me sixm grade, it is expected that
Miss Purvance will assume her duties
on Monday morning.
Mrs. M. W. Meyers, of West Rose
burg, left for Portland this after
noon In response to a telegram an
nouncing the serious illness of her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Mullen. Mrs.
Mullen formerly resided In Roseburg
where she has a host of friends who
wIbIi her a speedy recovery.
IAMJAIi NEWS.
A. A. Smith, of Oakland, spent
the day lu Hosehurg attending tho
district fuir.
I.ee Wlniherly nnd
turned to llnsehttrg
weeks trip East.
wife have ro
iiftvty a four
.
i. . itnrnxnii, oi uoid tun, was
business visitor 111 Roseburg for
few bout's this uftornoon.
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INSURANCE
Fire, Accident, Liability,
Burglar', Plate Glass, Rent,
Automobile and Live Stock
BONDS OF EVERY KIND
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THE DOUGLAS ABSTRACT AND
TRUST COMPANY
Phone 87
William Jackson, tho Looking
(Huns f tinner, spout tho day In Kotto
InirH In attondanco at tho district
fair.
Jaiuos Klotehor. wlfo and son leavo
for Hakor City this own lug wboro
they will spend a few days visiting
with relatives.
William Kmery. of Calos Vnlloy.
HKnt tlie day In Hosehurg attending
to bus in ens niul Incidentally visiting
the district fair.
Mrs. Kate Ryan ami sister, 'jf Day
ton. Ohio, arrived In KoMobura: thta
morning and will go to HohkUm to
reside at the homo of W. V, Mc
Millan. Simon faro, tho clothier, nccom
'tnnled by his wife, leaved for Port
land this evening whore they will
-ImmuI Sunday and Monday. Mr.
Curo'a store will be closed on Mon
day on account of the Jewish holidays.
Vote for D. S. Ilouser for
cltv treasurer. tilt
C. W. Martyn, assistant superin
tendent of the Southern Pacific lines
In Oregon, arrived here from Port
land tills morning to spend a couple
of days attending to business mat
ters. Mr. Martyn Is well known In
Kosohurg and vicinity where he re
sided for several years prior to his
removal to Portland about two years
HBO,
Rev. fe. Olln Etdritlge, formerly
pastor of the local M. W. church, left
thlft morning for Medford. where he
has been assigned for the coming
year. Mr. and Mrs. Kldrldgo have
made a host of flrends during their
stay at Roseburg who decidedly re
gret their departure. Ha will he :
loined in the very near future by
his estimable wife nnd the best
wishes or their, many friends goes
wim mem. ,
Floyd C. Ramp, stnte organizor
ror tne socialist party arrived in
Roseburg last night for tho purpose
or assisting the local socialists In
their campaign. Preceding Mr. Os
borne, who speaks at Labor hall at
S p. m.. Mr. Rump will address the
citizens of Roseburg at the corner
of Oak and Jackson streetB at 7
o clock tonight. On Monday Mr.
Ramp will leave for Marsh Do Id and
other coast cities on a lecture tour
and to organize new locals.
A transient whose identity has not
yet been established by the oCflcers
waft arrested late yesterday while
roaming the streets in a drunken
stupor. He wns remanded to the city
Jail where he remained until this
morning when he was ararlgned be
fore t'tty Recorder Orcutt and given
chance to leave town. He promis
ed to make his get-away, but an
hour lated was found In & semt-lntox-Icated
condition by Officer Williams.
He was again remanded to the city
lall wherti he will remain until Mon
day. While returning from the fair
grounds late yesterday afternoon,
Mrs. 1L M. Croucher was thrown
from the buggy In which she was
riding with the result that she uns
tained two fractures of the left
ankle. The accident occurred near
the McClallen hotel, nt the corner
of Douglas nnd Jackson streets, nnd
was witnessed by a large crowd of
persons who were returning home af
ter spending the afternoon at the
fair grounds. Medical assistance was
Immediately summoned, and the wo
man was rushed to Mercy hospital
where she was given temporary re
lief bv Dr. A. K. Set her.
Men's, Young Men's
Boy's Clothing
and
n
Price at
tiring
Wollenberg's Re
from Business
Open Tonight
XKW TODAY.
TKN ACRES FOR SALE Nice pron-
erty one mile from post office, good
Improvements, price ;t,50t. In
quire News office for particulars.
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lU'NOALOW FOR RENT Five
rooms, modern hath, electric
lights, inquire at this office or of
Mrs. Rena Scott.
Sealshipt Oysters
Solid
Measure
No Water
Handled In Most Sanitary Man nor. ami Guaranteed
Kreo From Preventative.
Absolutely
f 1.00 Quart
50c 1'iat
25c Half Pint
Cass Street Market
DAILY TALKS.
$VcH a crow has sb'iiie caws
to be righteous.
Consequently we have some
reason to be proud of the way
our customers feel satisfied. It
Justifies our earnest endeavors 4
to do our best for them.' We
do that when we sell XTRA-
GOOD Clothes for young men
and boys.
HARTH'S TOGGERY.
LOCAL NEWS.
A. D. OtthiKor nnd wife, of Wil
bur, were in the city today.
R. R, Clark, of Millwood, Is a
business visitor in Roseburg today.
W. C. Gllmour, of Oakland, wns a
business visitor in Roseburg today.
N. H. Eager, of Oakland, sent
the day in 'Roseburg attending to
business matters and incidentally vis
iting with fr(ends. ,
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KXCKITIONAL I'IKXiHAM AT
TIIK PALACK TIIKATKB.
Swell New Line of
COATS, SUITS and WAISTS
In quality above and prices below
competition.
. MILLINERY To. our already splendid assortment we have
added a new shipment today. We will not be undersold In any of
our lines. We have also accomplished near the Impossible In se
curing a limited number of bright finished felts.
Bestassortmentof HAIR GOODSand
NECKWEAR in the City.
THE LEADER
HAIR DRESSING
.HAIR ANDSCAIP TREATMENT
MANICU I '
FACIAL MASS
One of the best musical specialties
that has ever been seen here opened
last night at the Palace. The musi
cal program was Riven in three parts.
M dm. Const mice opens the first act i
with n violin selection of exception-
ill merit, followed by Mr. Reeves In
a. fluglehorn solo, with violin obli
gator. The second act censlsts of.
vocal solos and duets of semi-class-;
leal songs. Miss Elba, the soprano,
has nn extra good voice and the ap-;
plause showed the audience's appre
ciation. Little Miss Allene, as the
loubretto with her natural acting1
mil delightful voice was the hit of ;
the evening. The third act consists:
of a novel feature introducing the;
bugle calls of the U. S. army, closing
with "Taps" as played for the burial
'f soldier boys. These acts in addi
tion to the superb pictures of Faust i
made one of the cleanest, most en-.
joyable programs ever given on the
local stage. This program will be re- j
pouted tonight with change In songs'
:nd musical numbers. The Palace ;
will go back to its regular program ,
on Sunday. t
LOCAL XKW 9,
The Winning of Barbara Worth,"
by Harold Hell W right; "The Ne'er
Do Well." by Rex Heacft; "Tne
Common Law." by Robert Chambers:
Mary Mldthrone." by Geo. B. Mc-
Outcheon: "The Grain of Dust,"
Welle ltros.. Cattle Kingf." "Tne
Glory of Clementina. and mny oth-
new nnd popular books on sale at
the Roseburg Book Store. dswtf
October
Weddings
If you are looking for some suitable present for that
wedding, it will save you much money to see our
Brilliant Cut Glass,
Hand Painted China
Beautiful Silver Pieces
Tableware, Etc. Etc
Not much trouble to make a selection from our
Stock. All are nice. Just a matter of how much or
little you desire to spend.
W. E. CLINGENPEEL
"The Jeweler and Optician"
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PIANO OWXEH8.
You hare often wlshea for a resi
dent piano tuner, one upon whose
ability yon could fully depend. I am
here. I have come to stay and matte
Uosebtirg my home. If your rlano
needs to be tuned, Tolced. action
regulated or case cleaned and hand
polished, you can safely give ni
your order. I thoroughly understand
my business and guarantee satisfac
tion. Have had 25 years experience.
Give me a trial. Orders by tele
phone will rwslve prompt attention,
t'hone SSS-R.
dswtf H. JAT STONE.
No man has to serve an apprenticeship in orfier to 1
learn how to make mistakes
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and building material of
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