LOCAL NKWS.
, .v
free from people
character.
of queutlunable
Kills Xeal, Gertrude Rant and Mm.
Jumes Sawyers, who have been spend
In ir t ho wist tPii rlitva in Kriuf hfrn
n. u, me i)er, in u, 0r,Kon ,. exacted to return here
at uru.u auunomi; to various uui-eUher lonl(,bt or tomorrow.
BQKft mailers.
Jrvlne Gardner, of Myrtle Creek,
ffaa a buHlnesa visitor in Kogeburg
for a few hours today.
Sam Evans, of Umpqua, spent the
day In HoseburK attending to var
ious business interests.
The iiieinburs of the Wilson Club
met at the city hall last evening and
considered various matters pertain
ing to the organization.
William Elliott Wright, represent
ing the Y. M. C. A. of Portland,
spent the day In Roseburg soliciting!
subscriptions for the institution.
Mrs. Ina flunter and child left for
their homo at Gunter this morning I
after a few days spent in Roseburg
tinning hi iiiu nuiiie 01 mr. Arinur
Jones.
County Treasurer .1 nines Sawyors
returned here last evening after ten
ifciy spent In I ho vicinity of Elkton
visiting with his brother. Incident
ally, Mr. Sawyers visited the wilds of
Northern Douglas county where lie
succeeded In bugging severnl deer.
In the absence of Chlef-of-Pollce
Fenton, N'lglit Office? Chambers
again got busy last evening and ar
reHted two women of qiic-Btionnhlc
cliiiracl.nr. They were taken before
the elty recorder this morning and j father.
oruured to leave town. Night Of
ficer Chambers Is a diligent and ef
llcent officer, nud had ho tho power
to proceed and enrorce the laws lie.
"cording In his own dictates. It Is
isfotosay that Roseburg would bo iie t0(lnv or Mmlllv
Milliard & .McGlnnls, the paving
contractors, this morning imported
about thirty men who will be employ
ed In, Rosehurg during the remain
der of the season.
John W. Campbell, the Hull Moose
candidate for congressman, loft here
last night for points In the northern
part of the district where be will
confer with the voters regarding his
candidacy.
B. W. Kuykendnll, of the First
Trust & Savings Hank, yesterday af
ternoon filed petitions preparatory
to entering the contest for council
man from the second ward. The pe
titions are signed by nearly every
voter In the precinct.
A quiet wedding occurred at the
Elkton Methodist church on Septem
ber 2B, when Sam Akin and Minnie
Hnrgan wero united in marriage. The
wedding ceremony was performed by
Rov. F. S. Clemo. Mr. and Mrs.
Akin will reside In Portland where
tho groom Is employed.
pimrlct Attorney George M. Drown,
Justice of the Peace Reuben Murs
ters and Deputy Sheriff Fred Stow-J
art returned hero last evening from
Camas Valley where they spent the!
(lay taking evidence In the case of the!
State vs. Orvlllo Thrush. Thrush Is
accused of stealing $r.50 from his
The preliminary hearing
was commenced here several days
ngo, hut on account of the absence
of certain witnesses It was continu
ed until yesterday. 1 is possible that
ustlce Marsters will render a decls-
UOCAh NEWS.
We delti-er any quantity of cider
to your home. Roseburg Soda
Works.
S. E. Hall went to Drain this
morning to look after business In
terests.
Mr. and Mrs. George McCulloch, of
Sutherlln. were visitors In Roseburg
for a few hours today.
George StoaniB, of Oakland, spent
the day In Roseburg looking after
various business Interests.
Miss Lacy loft for Portland last
evening where she will spend a few
days visiting with friends.
T. W. Thomason left for Eugene
this morning after a brief visit with
friends and relatives In this city.
W. M. Mason left for Ashland thle
morning where he will spend a few
days attending to business Interests.
JoBcph Sykes and Stephen Sanford
left this morning for points In Cow
Creek canyon on a brief fishing trip.
Mrs. Charles Fisher, of Eugene, ar
rived In Roseburg last evening to
spend a few days visiting with rela
tives. Mrs. Adeline Meuller left for Port
land last evening nfter a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Moore In this
city. ,
Levi Lane, of Lane county, and
Miss Elva A. Lyons, of Elkton, were
quietly married at the latter place
on September 26. The marriage cer
emony was performed by Rev. F. S.
Clemo, pastor of the Elkton Metho
dist church. The happy couple will
make their future home near Eu-gehe.
Fred Schwartz, wife and child have
returned here after a visit with
friends at Eugene, Oregon City and
Portland.
The '65 Mental Culture Club will
meet in the parlors of the Presby
terian church, October 1, at 2:30 p.
m. Each member Is requested to In
vite one guest, a prospective member.
MRS. J. 'E. SAWYERS,
630 President.
Congressman W. C. Hawley arriv
ed here last evening and spent the
day-ln Roseburg conferring with the
voters relative to his candidacy for
re-election. Mr. Hawley has made
an able representative in the United
States congress and there Is little
doubt but what he will be re-elected
by a large majority.
Oliver Dufresne, of Multnomah
county, and Mrs. Genevia Mathls, of
Myrtle Creek, were married In the
offices of the county court by Judge
Wonacott at 4 o'clock yesterday af
ternoon. The bride Is a daughter of
Rev. Chas. Luddington, one of the
early pioneers In this county. Mr.
and Mrs. Dufresne will make their
future home In Multnomah county.
The "get-together luncheon" to be
given under the auspices of the
Ladles' Auxiliary of the Commercial
Club, has been postponed from Sat
urday, September 2S, to the follow
ing Saturday, October 6. The ladles
are working ror a park fund and the
coming luncheon Is a pleasing way
of beginning the year's work, getting
an expression of the sincerety of the
members present. All members,
friends and those Interested in the
city park movement are Invited and
urged to be present. Telephone your
reservation to Mrs. Gronvold, Hotel
McClallen. not later than next Thurs
day, October 3, or to the secretary, I
Mrs. W. L. Walsh, 'phone 148-L.
LOCAL NEWS.
Ross Weaver, of Riddle, Is spend
ing a couple of days in Roseburg at
tending to business matters and vis
iting with friends.
Mr. Buell returned to his home at
Dfllard this morning after a few days
spent In Roseburg visiting with his
daughter, Mrs. M. R. Rice.
Mrs. S. I. Cox left for her home
at Sacramento, Cal., this morning af
ter a tew days spent in Roseburg vis
iting at the Dixon home.
John Bowen, who recently spent a
few days In Roseburg left here last
night for Walla Walla, Wash., where
he Intends to locate permanently.
William Hayner, editor of the
Sutherlln Sun, spent the day in
Roseburg attending to business In
terests. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Hayner.
Mrs. A. B. LaRowe left for her
home at Eugene this morning after
a few days spent in Roseburg visit
ing with her daughter, Mrs. L. A.
Marsters.
Rev. E. Olln Eldridge and wife
returned to their home at Medford
this morning after a few days spent
In .Roseburg Visiting with their
daughter, Mrs. M. F. Rice.
E. W. Page, of the Page Invest
ment Company, returned here this
morning after a couple of days Bpent
at Eugene where he attended a meet
ing of the Knight Templars.
I. N. Park, a local Southern Pa
cific employe, was quite seriously in
jured late yesterday; when he fell
from the roof of a caboose In the
local railroad yards. Dr. Settler was I
summoned following the accident and
dressed the Injuries.
MIsb Maud Harrington, of Port
land, arrived in Roseburg this morn
ing to spend a week or ten days. Miss
Harrington Is a dressmaker and will
probably arrange to locate here in
the event she can secure suitable
quarters.
W. B. Lovell was arrested keve late
yesterday accused of violating the
game laws. When arraigned in the
justice court this morning he enter
ed a plea of not guilty and the trial
was set for Monday morning. It Is
alleged that Lovell killed a female
doer.
Mrs. Margaret McCloud, of Los
Angeles, arrived here this morning
to spend a few days visiting with her
nelce, Mrs. S. F. Hamilton. Mrs. Mc
Cloud stopped off here enroute home
after spending severnl months in
Boston, Mass., and other Eastern
cities.
Frank Andrews shot a buck on
Billy Creek 'Friday that Ind five
points on one side and six on the
other. Mr. Andrews has hunted in
this section for fifty years and he
says this is the biggest buck he has
ever" seen. The antlers were large
and they are regular spreaders.
Yoncalla Times.
Simon Caro, the clothier, yester
day consummated a deal whereby lie (
will move into the new hotel build--
Ing upon its completion in February.
The room to be occupied by Mr. Can
will be located south of the lobby,'
and adjoining the George Kohlhag
en meat market. Mr. Caro Is well
known In Roseburg where he has
been engaged In business for many
years, and his many friends hre
pleased to leurn that he Is soon to
come Into possession of a store room
where he will be able to better dis
play his large and complete stock of
goods.
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First; To move into new quarters
For this sale we have made the prices
. dollars ahead if vou
EASONS FOR THIS SALE
Second: To close out entire stock third: To buy a new stock
decidedly attractive, and we urge you to take advantage of them,
do. We don't ask you to take our word but come in and see
You will be
SUITS
$8.50 values $6.95 $20.00 values $16.75
10.00 values 7.40 $22 50 values $17.25
15.00 values 11.75 $25.00 values $19.75
HATS
SHIRTS
NECK WEAR
25c values 19 cts. 50c values 39 cts.
$1.00 values for 80 cents
$ 50c values
1.00 values
1.25 values
1.50-values
1.75 values
$ 39 cts
65 cts
95 cts
1.19
1.35
$2.00 values $1.40
2.25 values 1.65
2.50 values 1.90
3.00 values 2.35
4.00 Stetson Hats 3.15
SHOES
SUIT CASES
$1.75 values
2.00 values
'2.25 values
2.50 values
$1.40
1.60
1.80
2.00
3.50 values
4.00 values
5.00 values
7.50 values
2.S0
3.20
4.00
6.00
$2.75 values $2.00
3.00 values 2.35
3.50 values 2.90
6.00 High cut 5.15
7.50 High cut 6.75
$4.00 values $3.25
4.50 values 3.90
5.00 values 4.35
5.50 values 4.65
6.50 High cut 5.35
$7.00 High Cut Shoes $6.25
$ .50 values $ .39 $1.75 values $1.45
.75 values .59 2.00 values 1 .59
1.00 values .88 2.25 values 1.88
1.25 values .98 2.50 values 2.14
1.50 values 1.29 3.00 values 2.33
$5.00 values $3.95 -
UNDER WEAR
$ .50 values $ .39 . UNION SUITS
1.00 values .89 $1.00 values $ .89
1.25 values .99 2.75 values 2.25
1.50 values ,1.19 3.00 values 2.35
2.25 values 1.75 3.50 values 2.90
2.50 values 1.89 4.00 values 3.35
2.75 values 2.25 5.00 values 4.25
EVERYTHING IN THE STORE WILL BE REDUCED
All Goods In Transit, Comprising Clothing. Shoes and Furnishings, Included In This Sale
Sale Starts Saturday September 28
During this Sale the Store wili remain open until 8 o'clock p. m.
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