SQUEEZING THE WATER OUT OF SINGLE TAX
pected to spend a month or alx weeks
visiting with the former's parents.
Among those who left today for
Myrtle Point by way of the a'utomo-;
bile stage are the following: A. A. :
lohnson. A, W. Dodge, Kay Jacgntan, i
Mrs. Wlnsooeve, M. M. Mull and F. ,
Amily, F. S. Brown, Edith Carter, j
George Bliikhatn, a leading attor-;
ney of Salem, and KVT. Wrlghtnian. i
ex-Bheriff of Marlon county, arrived
here this morning after a few days
spent in Cow Creek Canyon hunting. '
The gentlemen expect to leave for
their homes at Portland tonight. '
What a Child OUGHT to Know
and WANTS to know
mmSr
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IXXJAIj NHWS.
Mm. It. B. HrnUh mid child rii
: turned hero Inst night nfter a nimitli
spent at PrluiiRlo Lake, I-uno county
Mra. C. L. Callnway returned here
lat evening after a couple of dayy
Mpcul at Euboiio with friend!.
Wlloy IMIkliiBton went lo Myrtle
IIiIb niiirnliiB to iend a couple
of diiyn looldiiK nrter business mat
ters. W. C. Harding, of the llnrdlim
Land Comimny, left for Portland last
mnsning to look aftor business In
taronta, C M. McOlnin and wife returned
to taelr homo ut Myrtle Creek last
wsfDK nfter a day Bpcnt In Rose
krK. j
Mrs. ltoy Agce ami child returned
bere last evening after a few clays
Wt at Kllitnii visiting with the
former's purentB.
Mr. and Mm. Ilurrtills arrived here
last rvimhiR from Eugene to upend a
l-w days visiting with the latter'
mother.
Ralph HiimmII, of The News force,
numimuled liy his wife and buhy
telt for Votltimd and Willamette
nluta luxt evenliiK to spend a couple
of weiiks.
' -
O. 11. t'asll. who has charge of
parking and shipping Douglas county
fruits dnrliiK the present season,
went to Mvrtlo Creek and Kiddle
lK ctviinlug w here he w ill look over
a. numlier of oriintrds.
Mrs. W. M. Campbell left for her
oin nt Portland this niornlnR after
a few las spent In KosehutR visiting
H bit parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jen
nings, In Walle's Addition.
While handling frelRhl at the local
Southern Pacific depot uarly tb,ls
awnlnK, W, W. Scales, night ticket
Bt. nuslslned a painful lulury or
Klrr hand. One of his thumbs was
mashed, while numerous minor
Iwulww added lo the seriousness of
h tnjurles.
tf'nink 11. NValte, returned here hist
vwnlng after a few days sikmiI at
JSarsYfti-IU and other elites. Mr.
"Waitft ways hiiMllt'HA Is very brisk
at Vnrshrield. wlile building ut tlvl
r evident on every hand, lie
Vrvxlivta n wonderful lutiire for
Jl.irshTielil and other towns of Unit
lwujl(
Al. VeaU-h. n popular Southern l'u
fir passeiiRer conductor, arrived
'K'iv lnt evening after two month
1M t Ulighteubu-h Spring. Mr.
"Vtv.it, 1.a sufrered from rheuma
tism tor sometime, hut Is now much
Improved. He anllrlpqales no fur
eaor difficulty, and priv.ioiiuces t!f
waters of rlrjRhteubiiHh wonderful
for their curative powers.
1)111, wliltn mustard and celery
seed, also tumeric, for fall pickles, at
Oshitrn's Pharmacy, tt
A marriage llcenso Issued this
afternoon to S. I. ORden, or The
Hallos, and Maud Penny, or Itosc
hurg. CleorRo Webber has completed the
tank of placltiR a new roof on his
residence, lit the corner of Lune and
Jackson Streets.
Miss Kfflo Nibort left for Junction
City this arternoon nrter a few days
sient in Kosehure visiting at the
homo of her aunt, Mr. J. c. Tedder.
Miss Huby Seals, nlRht operator
ut the lornl telephone exchange.
went to Oakland this afUrnoon to
stiend a week or ten dny vIsltliiR
with her aunt.
Mrs. AiiRiistn fin root lert for her
home at CottiiKe Grove this afternoon
after a few- days spent on Deer Creek
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
A. II. Hrowu.
AmoiiR those who left today on the
stage for Marsbfield ale the follow
Iiir: Otto Matthews; II. W. Flaw
ing: Mrs. M. (Jinn; Kate (Htm; O.
P. Willis.
Contractor (i. W. WorthliiRton re
ceived a letter from K. O. Mlcelll yes
terday. In which the writer said that
be was to sail from Huston, Mass.. on
Auk. IS. for Italy. The letter was
mailed In Boston.
Fred A. Kirk, one of Oregon's
best known timber dealers, passed
through HnsebiirK this afternoon en
route to his homo at Portland after
a few days spent at points on Coos
May.
Kendall llrothers expect to move
their offlcoB from their present quar
ters In the Masonic building In a
few days. At present the employes
refuse to divulge the new location of
their offices.
J. I. Call, employed In the local
Southern Pacific shops, left for
Waltsburg. Wash., this afternoon In
response to a telegram announcing
the serious Illness of his daughter.!
Wlllema. Mrs. Call and the child I
left here about throe weeks ago for
the Washington city where they ex
Mrs. May Randolph, of Spokane,
who, with her' little son, has .been
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Wood, of North
KoseburK, leTt for her home In the !
northern city last night nrter a two j
months stay here. !
F. C. Alteu, who owns consider-!
able rami property ln.Scotts Valley I
which ho has sub-divided Into small j
trncts, left today at 1:20, for his I
former home in Rochester, N, Y. !
During his absence from Rose-j
burg Mr. Alten will also visit friends j
In New York City, and enrouto will j
stop off In Nebraska and also visit I
points in Iowa. It Is probable that
ho will Interest many Kastern people
In his Scotts Valley properties before
his return to this' coast.
Among the latest arirvals at the
Grand Hotel are the following: H.
M. Radford, J. R. Ainllse, Portland;
II. W. Forbes, Albany; I. L. Colvert,
GrantH Pass; F. A- Kribs, Portland;
W. B. McDarnell, Portland; W. T.
Kniry, Unipqua; Loyal Kmry Ump
qua; C. II. Armsdell. Myrtle Creek;
F. K. Mull, Salem; Miss O'Llllle, Maf
fert, Raincr; W. J. Larder, Portland:
R. Pratt, I). S. Lltts, Portland; C. C.
Kimball, San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs.
MacGenn, Empire; G. G. Leonard,
Clevelund.
Displaying appreciation of the
numerous "booster" articles which
tend to advertise Roschurg and
Douglas county, .the Morning Ore
goninn, of Portland, through its lo
cal agent Von Casey and a special I
representative from Portland, have
added a average of. ten new sub
scribers to the Oregonian list In this
city during the past ten days. The
residents of Roseburg fully appre
ciate the frequent Sunday articles,
which ill a measure, Is the best d-
vertlsenient that a town can derive.
The Oregonlnn asks nothing for Its
porBistent efforts to advertise the dif
ferent localities of Oregon other
than a liberal subscription list which
fully attests the appreciation of the
public.
Among the late arrivals at the
Rnsehurg Hotel nre the following:
Wm. Dean. Portland. F. Falcon
bridge, Portland, H. W. Sehen, Port
land, C. K. Hutt. Portland. E. L.
Fanln, Portland, E. F. Morgan, Port
land; Wm. Redgeway, Peter Norman.
Sun Francisco; F. II. Wheeler Port
land, A. N. Uolman, Portlnnd; H. R.
Christie, Seattle; L. S. Oobb. Port
land, F. F. Stischhe. Portland, R. E.
Veutcli. Portland. W. E. Grirfls. Port
land. G. W. Fowler. Portland. M. H.
Parker and wife. Sun Francisco; M.
II. Carter. Portland. Mrs. M. H.
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Carter, Portland;, W. A. Klmmell
city; II. A. Swltzer, Los Angeles; II.
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DeGrorr. Portland: G. W. Yeoinnns.
Chicago; Miss Ethel D. Davis, Boul
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11. A. Arnistead, Boulder Creek; W.
F. Young, C. A. Harrison. Senttle;
I). T. Van Time, Portland.
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hi November. J. W. Campbell, the
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bud rm-ulvod flattering reports from
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S. M. Kelly and wife lenvo next
wnek for Salem where they will re
main until the close of the state fair.
They will camp at the fair grounds
where Mr. Kelly will be employed
during fair week,
EnrI Boyd, until recently employed
at Church Brothers bakc-ry, waa ad
mitted to Mercy hospital yesterday
where he will probably undergo a
aijploiif operation tomorrow. Ho ie
being attended by Dr. F. H. Vlnclh
Or. P. II. Vincil lenvea for Charls
ton. North Carolina, next Wednesday
evening where he will attend the
Great Council, Improved Order of
Ucdmen as delegate from the local
lodge. At the conclusion of the
Council Dr. Vincil will continue his
journey to New York City where he
wilt take a special course In one of
the large and more Important medical
colleges. Me expects to be absent
from Roseburg for six weeks or two
months.
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