LOCAL NEWS,
MIsb Anna Jones, who spent tho
holidays visiting at the home of her
parents at Cottage Grove, returned
Earl Strong and wife returned
THE MERRY WIDOWS. -
(Formerly The Antleis)
MRS CALLAND, Prop.
Modern Apartments llh bath,
and hot and cold water
In each room.
We Guarantee to please parti
rulnr People.
112 Brockway St. Phone 281
Near High School.
here last evening after a few days
spent at ttloa Hill visiting with rela
tives. Mrs. Myrtle Bradford returned
here last night after spending a few
dava at Portland vUltinv with
-here this morning.
LECTURE DATES
MIsb Ruby Moore, of Drain, re
turned) ihoine this afternoon after
a couple of days spent In Roseburg
visiting with friends. .
relatives.
SOCIALIST
Lyceum Course
C. B. Gulnn, David Hedgpeth and
LOCAL NEWS.
T. W. Newland and daughters left
for points in Southern California and
Mexico last night where they will
spend several weeks.
Rev. Charles Wilson Baker left
for Portland last night where he will
H. A. Blalsdell, all residents of Oak
land, spent the day In Roseburg at
tending to business mutters.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Underwood.
Mas. J. A. Underwood and Mrs. C. H
Meilley, all residents of Oakland,
spent the day in Roseburg visiting
with friends and attending to busi-
uWt TEmery left for Corvallls
this aftternoon where he will resume
his studies In the O. A. C. He Bpent
the holidays at the home of his par
ents, Mr and Mrs. W. T. Emery,
near Coles Valley.
m
The preliminary hearing of Joseph
Pawula, a strike-breaker, which was
set for this morning, was continued
until tomorrow upon the request of
District Attorney George M. Brown.
Powula Is charged with carrying con
cealed weapoiiB in direct violation of
the state law.
It vbb announced this morning
that Prank L Calkins, for the past
four years county assessor, will he a
candidate for re-election at the next
general election. Mr. CalkinB has
served the people of Douglas county
efficiently, and has a host of close
friends who will no doubt lend him
whatever assistance possible.
'Coroner N. T. Jewett returned
here last night from Oakland where
he was called to view the remains
of Henry Barggren, who died on a
Southern Pacific train while enroute
from Arizona to his home in Hepp
ner. Ore Berggren was afflicted
with consumption and had been
spending several weeks In Arizona
In hope of benefitting his health.
The remains were shipped to Hepp
ner for burial.
A. B. Maclallen, for the past few
months Interested In the Belolws'
Btore, yesterday disposed of his in
terests to Mrs Bertha Brown, wife of
District Attorney George M. Brown.
Roy Bollows, who war associated
with Mr. Maclallen will have full
management of the store In the fu
ture. Mr. and Mrs. Maclallen left
last night for Seattle where they will
spend ia couple of weeks. From
there they go to points in Arizona
where they will visit with the latter's
parents. ,
Sheriff George Qulne yesterday
opened the trunk left at the Rose
burg hotel by Carl G. Carlson on
the night he departed from town af
ter cashing a worthless check in the
sum of $50 at the I. Abraham store,
and after careful Investigation, dis
covered a magazines In which was
written a number of names. The
sheriff Is holding the names in se
crecy, believing that at least one of
them will be used bv the fugitive-ln
future operations. Circulars contain
ing a complete and detailed descrlp
' tlon of the crook have been sent to
every officer on the coast, and his
capture is expected at any time.
Walter Christie, a local Southern
Pacific striker, was arrested by Of
ficers Singleton and Fenton this
morning on a charge of assault and
battery. Upon being arraigned in
Justice of the Peace Marsters' court
following his arrest he entered a plea
of not guilty and the preliminary
hearing was set for tomorrow morn
ing.' Christie is accused of assault
ing Joseph Pouwla, who was arrested
on Sunday evening following an al
tercation in front of the Rapp room
ing house. Not knowing the name
ol( his assailant, Powula informed
Justice Marsters that he could lden
' tify him in the event he was still in
the city. Late yesterday Pouwla met
Christie, and Immediately Informed
the officers that he was the man
wanted. The Issuance of a warrant
followed. Pouwla claims that he was
emerging from the Rapp rooming
house on Sunday night, when Chris
tie approached and knocked him
from the sidewalk. It was then
he claims he ran to the opposite
side of the street and fired his revolv
er. He Bays he meant no harm, but
simply discharged the revolver with
a view of attracting the officers attention.
spend a few days looking after busi
ness intereats.
Miss Vara Unrnni. a Innol or.lini.1
teacher", returned here last night af
ter spending the holidays with her
pureuts at uorvaius.
Attorney I. O. Watson returned
hefre tills morning (from Portland
where he spent the holidays visiting
with friends and relatives.
R. R. Clark returned to his home
at Millwood this morning after a
couple of daya spent in Roseburg at
tending to business matters.
Senator and Mrs. Albert Abraham
and children returned here liiBt even
ing after two weeks spent at Port
laud visiting with friends and enjoy
ing the holidays.
Miss Purvance. a local school
teacher, returned here last evening
after spending a few days at Port
land and vicinity visiting with
friends.
MrB. S. L. Brooks and son left for
their home at Jacksonville this morn
ing after a few days spent at the
home of the former's father, J. J.
Gilliam, on Deer Creek.
D. C. Gulick left for Portland and
Idaho this morning after spending
some time in Roseburg visiting at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. F C.
Flaggler. . . ..
California, left for Portland this
morning after a week spent in Rose
burg visiting with their friend, Mrs.
A. L. Davltt. Mr. and Mrs. Dober
expect to make Portland tlu;r future
home.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
R. M. Itlll'MKIELD, 1). I). S.
G. V. FIX LAV, I). I). 8.
ft Dentist. i)
Room
Phone-
PERKINS BLDO.
GUHDO.V A. KORY,
Vocal Lessons.
Studio 437 N. Rose St.
Phone 290-R
Roseburg ... -Ore.
DR. KIN LAY.
DentlfL
Room 6, Bell Sisters Building
MRS. CHARLES HEINLINE,
Teacher of Piano,
Studio, 423 Ella Street.
rnone 33-n
DH. II. E. HERMANN,
L'yo Specialist.
217 South Stephens Street,
Roseburg, Oregon.
DR. D. K. 8NELL,
Osteopathic Physician.
10-11 Marsters Bldg. 'PhonellB
Roseburg, Oregon.
WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR WORK DONE WITH I
THE VACUUM CLEANER
When we Bay GUARANTEE we mean Just what the word Implies. If
you are not satisfied there will be no charge. Wo could not make this
assertion unless we were positive-of giving good service. When you
get ready to clean house let us do the worst part for you the
cleaning of your carpets. It's easy for you and the price reasonable.
ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY
O. o.
Phono 79.
BAKER, Proprietor.
Office IT.
Jackson St.
Child's Cribs
at
10 per cent off
L. H. Rhoades
2nd E3 Man
HOW
DID
YOU
SLEEP
LAST
NIGHT?
Did the Chill
arid Cold Creep
in beneath the
Coverlets? Get
new Comforts
and Blankets.
Our best comforts sell for
$.' and $1.25. These com
forts are so light that you
liardly know that a cover Is
over you. Yet they are as
warm as the heaviest com
fort. Those comforts arc
equal to any ill ltoscburg,
well made In beautiful tight
colorings.
Our best low values are In
$2, $1.73 anil ti.50 com
forts. They nro full size
and rondo of first-class ma
terial. Resides tlicse prices
we have comforts for $1.2."!
nnil 1.
ALL WOOL IILANKKTS
Vo.no.
Wo sell an at lwool blan
ket for ill various de
signs and colors. Notice we
flo not say "wool," hut "all
wool". Tliat is a great difference.
MENDOTA GOAL
No Soot, I.lttlo Ash
$9 Per Ton
WOOD
Immediate Delivery Anywhere.
FIR '
OAK
SLAB
ROSEBURG FLOUR MILLS
Phone 56
-..-..eir.l) ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO RENT Five-room cottage to
rent, $11.00 per mouth, 0 tiers of
wood for sale. Inquire No. 102 N.
Parrott street. Ptf
WANTED.
ROOM AND BOARD Good place In
private family. Apply 117 S. Fllut
street. Railroad man preferred.
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FOR TRADE 3 lots In East Port
land to exchange for good work
team. For particulars address R,
oaro News, Roseburg, Or, tf
ELEGLASSES LOST Pair rimless
oycglusses with Bhort piece of gold
; chain attached. Finder please
: leave at this office and delight
aged lady. JG
WANTHD Salesmen tor exclualvi
torritory. Big opportunities. Nt
- experience necessary. Completi
line Yr.klma Valley grown fruit
. Bhade and ornamental stock. CasL
i weekly. Outflt free. Tnppenlsb
Nursery Company, Top,.enlsh
Wash. , dswtl
FOR liKN'I
FURNISHED ROOMS W 1th. or
without board. Inquire ut 627
Court street, corner Ella. Otf
TO RENT 2 modern housekeeping
, rooniB, hot an dcold water. Apply
126 Kane street or phone 270-R.
dtf
BUNGALOW FOR RENT Nlco, new
; five-room place with bath, electric
' lights, and modern throughout, ln-
quire News office. Ctf
rHIS BEATS RENT Two nlco lots,
few bearing trees, small neat
house, everything In nice shape.
, only $750. Deal with owner, be
cause you cannot beat It. lnqult-'
News for particulars. tf
1-Olt SALE
FOR SALE Threo beautiful Black
Minorca cockrels. Inquire Wood
News office.
FOR SALE A homostead relin
quishment. Address P. O. box 66.
Roseburg, Ore. dawtf
FOR SALE One good wagon with
box. Price $20. Inquire Rose
burg Flour Mills. dtf
FOR SALE A number of thorough
bred bronzo turkey gobblers for
breeding purposes. Inqulro ot ueo.
J. Langenberg, city dJ28
FOR SALE une good, neavy road
cart and a new set of double bug
ev harness. E. H. Rnsenberry,
city. tf
FOR SALE OR TRADE One O. 1
C. brood sow and pigs. Will ex
change for good grade ewes, Cotts
wold or Shronshlres preferred
Phone Farmera 195, BwtfL
FOlFSALE Iioltichold furniture of
five rooms. Will sell all together
or separately. W, W. Wallace,
Prospect street, or address box
221. dtf
10 ACRES, $1850 All fenced and
on public road, close In. NIC3
place for gardening and orchard or
poultry. Inquire at News of
flce. tf
FOR SALE 3A Jumbo grub and
stump puller, with snares and 200
feet of cable. Will exchange for
stumps pulled on ranch. Wm. A.
Sussmlleh, Wilbur, Or. dtf
1 FOR SALE One lot close to North
i Jackson street, 60x140, price $400.
I Fob patrlculars and terms Inquire
I of Mrs. L. W. Ingcls, 720 Wln
i Chester street. tf
, ANOTiTeR SNAP Four big lotB.
best of garden soil, well situated
and surely a bargain at $275 for
the four. Address J. N., box 65,
or Inquire at News office. tf
FOR SALE New eight-room bunga
low on S. Jarkson street; near
high Bahool; good view. Call at
this offlle or address A. Palmer,
615 8. Jackson street. Price $2,
100. dtf
f
i , v $
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EUGENE WOOD.
KuKi-ne Wood is une of the well
known authors of the- present day.
A Humorist, ami to hear Mm
onee Is to long to hear him nguin.
He will Ih1 here January U(t.
Mr. ItirhartlMin was for 15
years nt head of the public
school work hi San Itarnaitltno,
Oil. A speaker of more than or
dinary ability. Ho will speak
hew Fehurary l.
Cieoi'Ke I), llrewer, ts known
as the "Fighting Killlor" ami hi
work has Ihhmi read by thousands.
He Is familiar with the class war.
EUGENE WOOD
January 26
N. A. RICHARDSON
February 9
CEORCE BREWER
February 16
ANNA AGNES MALEY
February 23
GEORGE II. GOEBEL
March 1
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N. A. EIOEAEDSON.
Hear lilln. February 10 Is his
date here.
SIIkh Anna Miih-y, once heiirtl
In RiiKoburg, anil liundrcds want
to hear her again. She believes
that the worker 111 the uorl
Khould have nil nhuiitlanco of the
highest joys ir life. Miss .Ma Icy
will speak February !2:t.
(Jco. Ci'oetx'l, for ninny years n
traveling salesman, lie has trav
eled cxtotislvcly, Is an able ora
tor, ami makes friends with
everybody by his gcnlnl manner.
Mr. (im'bel will bo hero March 1.
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' ANNA E. MALEY
i-ri-:e LVCi-:i'.M tiojkt.
With h oue-odlhir Niibsc-riplion or
pilrcluise of p'rloili('als or hooks,
Is given a ticket to the course of 5
liH-lin-rs nnmmmnl In this ad.
TlckclH on sale by (iEO II.
t'lll'llfll at ( 111 IK II II1KM'.
IIAKKHV.
Ily buying hooks or papers he
fnro (lie h'Ctmtt culirso begins,
you will Ik- given a scawn ticket
I'riH'. Socialists anil friends arc
urged to get tickets anil tlius as
sure success of the lycctim
course.
V -1
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t!.-M'-'f
GEORGE H. GOEEEI.
GEOEGE D, BEE WEB,
FOR SALE- Driving and riding pony
Kontlo for children rig and
harness, nil for 90. Inqulro or
address E. Jenny. J denbewer. '
FOR SALE OR TRADE Olio lnrp;o $1
span of mules, seven yenrs old.
weight 2.0r0 pounds. Bound and
free of blemishes. ".VHI trado for
spau of good ninroH. Address The j
Evening lews or A ilendorson.
Glendnle. tf
nlco garden soil. Address H. P,
Hansen, Hoseburg, Or., or Inquire
News oMco. j 1 5
B. 1
Dealer in Bedspreads,
Sheets, Pillowslips,
Blankets and
Comforts
FOR BALE One steel range cook
stove and hot water tank, almost
now, for less than half price. Other
furniture and some dry oak wood,
cheap. Call at 402, Eullerton
street d30
KOR8ALE House and lot on Mill
street, 10 rooms, Including all
tho furniture. Good location.
Price $1,600. Now bringing good
rent. Address Mrs. E. A. Rhuey.
Wilbur, Oregon, or call at this of
fice. dswJIO
FOR SALE 147 acres on tho South
Umpqua river, 3 miles from Rid
dle, 80 acros good plov hind, half
of which Is rlvor bottom, fair
house, good barn. Price $7,000,
hulf cash, balance in 3 yours, 7
per cent. Inquire H. J. Wilson,
Riddle, Ore. Jl
07B FOR HOME This Is one rare
bargain, 2 big luls, small comfor
table hoiiHe, poultry yards, hearing
fruit, sewor assessment paid, In
choice residence district, closo in.
Vacant lots adjoining held at $1100
each. Owner leaving city, and for
quick sale offers It low. Worth
$1,500. Inquire News office. tf
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Five
lots in North Roseburg, west of
1st street, 3-roora house, good
chicken Iioubo, all lots fenced.
Good strawborry patch set out.
l'rlco $1,200, or will trudo as part
payment on closo In city property.
Address R. Care News. dtf
Sealshipt Oysters
ONE ACRE HOME Nice little place
Just outside city limits, good six-j
room house, barn, chicken Iioubo, j
vards etc.. all fenced and In first '
class condition, grounds set to i h
young fruit tree's. Bomo In bear-; :.
lng, big shade trees by house, all j
for only $1,800. Inquire Ncws.tf '
PINK HOME SITE FOR SALE 6 '
lots on hill slope, bust of deep
soil, nice lot of 3-year-old choice j
varieties of fruit trcefl, small fruit, j ?,
etc., all fenced, nt less than others
ask for unimproved property, in
quire News.
Solid
Measure
No Water
Handled In Most Sanitary Milliner, ii ml fiiinninteed Absolutely
l-'i-co l-'roiii Priiservatives.
$1.00 Quart 50c Pint 25c Half Pint
Cass Street Market
FARM FOR $l,25O--10O acres, len ,
miles from cilv. on county road, I
house, barn, and wen, partly lenc
cd. and a deslrablo place for
sheep, goiits and poultry. Excel
lent for turkey raining. Good
ronils. Within 2 miles of school,
storo and church. Plenty of tim
ber. Oct busy If you want this
place. Address W. R.. enro Ne-vs
FOR SALE Shetland pony, broke
to drive or ride, fancy dilver and
gentlo. Also pony rubber tired
bnggy with top and harness. Ad
dress Pony, care of News, Rose
burg. or ca'l at office dswtl
FARM OR CITY PROPERTY
Very desirable i mall farm with
fine Improvements and close In
will exchange for desirable t wn
real estate, or accept city property
as part pcyment. Address V. J..
or call at News office. tf
FOR SALE 247 acres, 1 3-1 miles
from Riddle, 100- acres under
plow, more available. Orchard,
house, barn. Prl-e $60 per acre
as a whole, or will divide to suit
purchaser at right prices. Ad
1 dress H. J. Wilson, Riddle, Or. Jl
COUNTRY HOME FOR SALE
Closo In. about six ar-s, piaster"!
house of 8 rooms, bains, water for
Irrigating piped over place, and
everytlilna In first-class condition,
a bonanz.a for market gardening.
Nice hit of bearing tiees and a
homo that you will be proud of
and an Income maker. For par
ticulars Inquire at News nfflco tt
STOCK RANCH FOR BAf.E.-Ono of
the money Tr.akers--nhout l.aoo
nrres, watered by creeks and'
. springs, lots of flno land, plenty or
timber, good comfortable house.
barns, plenty of hay land, on
rnuiity road, and a place Unit will
bring returns. Onlv $7 an nrre.
Address bort 65 or inquire News
off.i-fl for particulars tf
FOR BALE SO acres rich soil, about
one-half In cultivation. Ten nenis
In young orchard, apples, pears,
cherries, peaches and wa.nnts. '
Enough wood and panture for do
mestic one. Good corn land: front
ing on river and Pacific hlehway.
3 nilles to center of city, 1 mile tn
R. R station, within 1 mile to
new town slto. Price $80 per acre
Apply at News office, II
NEW LINE lo TILLAMOOK
via the
I (iXUIN&MtASTAl 1
I V HOUTt S I
$3.1 f,0 KOU 10 AC'KKS One mil"
from cen tor of rlty. Good Im-
provpmonln, ir-nrly all cnlMvatel,
AND
iPacific R. R. & Navigation Co.
Lv. Portland 7:li A. M.
Lv. IIIIMhhii :" A. M.
Ar. Ileal h Points 1:211 P. M.
Ar. Hay ( My 2:H I. M.
Ar. Tillamook 2:2.1 P. M.
I,v. Tllliouook 7.M A. M.
I.v. liny ( v K: l.i A. M.
Lv. ItriK li Points 11:011 A. M.
Ar. IlilWmro 1:2.1 P. M.
Ar. Portlnnd 4:10 P. l.
'Ibniiigli thkets on sale nt any 8. P,
tfiket ofllee, to nil Siillls on the P.
It. it . Further partielilurs from
ni-iireit H. P. ticket agent or
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenfier Agent
Portland, Oregon