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ClTif NEWS
iC.WLUOAIl V TIIK hi:.
"; ILL I IK lll'ILT.
Two Ami (Mn-lla!f Year To
Wail.
Tim railroad to tin; Kea will Iih
built or co mm en red In two and one
balf yeurn. Work an noon an wnn
i meiiced will be )iislic(l rapidly, itnt
owing to riehiyw In male rlnls 11 will
not bo flnlKliud beforu nearly two
jeurs. I 'o iiodilnn or Importance
In the coiiHtriictlou of the new roud,
but it Is hardly necessary Tor me
to outline t ho niniierouH benefits Unit
KoseburK will derl vo from It. It
will also open up Iniid that at this
time In not brlnglm; forlh what tt
pliould bo. It will help KoMi'bnrK con
siderably In IncmiHlntf its population.
"M any of the coast people who are
not prepared to jnalie an exlemtlvo
tnt?o Irlp will Hiirety visit hero and
locate finally. Itosebiu;! Ik an Ideal
tlr.tle city and mien a thitiK art "go
Tiackward" will never befall It. A
fire-ermine nhould be bought, how
ever, or sunm other means made for
t);tt'r f 1 io protection, iih this would
Calif., and they will soon see what
a nice place Itom-burg is to live In.
Letis than 100 degrees or beat Is con
siderable better than 112 degrees
thai l.os Angeles bad last week in
the sun. This statement was made by
.Mine. Pearl Tang ley, the lady who Ts
appearing uL the Majejtlc tueatre
this week, In a psychic performance,
advising her questioners on all sorts
of things. Ir you want to know any
thing Just go there and ask her a
tiuustiou. i'Yiday she will bold a spe
cial meeting Tor the ladies only. Hor
rid man Is barred.
Altl OF THANKS.
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Wo wish to express our thanks to
the friends who aided uij in our be
reavement by their services and
kind expressions of sympathy. Also
for the. many heautirul floral offer
ings. .MRS. ( M. MAI IN,
AM) FAMILY,
.1. W. liansom, wife and sou, of
j Kiddle, paused through Itosehurg yes-
! terday arierinion enrouio to Salem
and other northern Oregon cities
where they will enjoy a brief visit.
; They are milking the trip in Mr. Han
sum's iuimtnnliile and atiiii-ipale a
. very enjoyable outing. Heroine here
from lifddle the bnikes on tin- car
, tvfiir.nl lo respond while descending
a --leeii grnde. and Mr. Ransom en-
, countered considerable difficulty In j
keeping the machine on the road. In
order Ihut he might have the b-akettj
te-ieil, Mr. It in smn and fiiiniiv re-1
in. lined liei'e c i' n ' i; li t . b.iving fori
t l;e nei ) h i ii's morniiig. j
( IT 1 1 I : rk Hill iM-gl it tit t be j
(iile prune peeking lumse Mori- j
lny. AM kidy fjieein pb-ii-e be on j
bund nt that lime, !
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mi. I er rbeni take .1 tr'p
rrid hut rc.ilh ;iieite. i 1
i I'Mieaie ,mniui Sun U"t n n
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the
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INSURE
in Tin-:
Mutual Life
or m:v youk.
(Mdes! in Anieriea ; S( rmitiest In
(lie World. Lead in Oregon In
1 : I -. I. u west net cost to on.
I.:iruit retuin-i to yen. No slock
holders. Kor full particulars see
.1. !. Itt'TCIl ASOX,
Insliict Manager.
Koinn I 1 Perkins Phone 11 7
SNSURE YOUK TEETH
lty using ilv b,';;t Suoih p.isn eh t ;r.n able,
t.mtii p.tsie Vs"
Pon'l use ordinary
Q
Dike's Dentaseptic Cream
Tills is no ordmai v tomb pa -te It is a real tooth preser
vative --by using OentMsept ie I'l.'nin you are giving your teeth
every cluuee ou ;ue iu-in int; them giving them the best
protection posi(jy
Dike's Dentaseptic Cream
SwiM'ti'iin ttio hri-Klh. bt-iK'tlis ilio f whlti-ns llio ti-Mh ro
mrclliii! d.-ony- It ilni' not wrntrh i1hTim'(1i hot ttio flllinRS.
I)iki' l)ontutttic. I'rciim com tn Ihk collHtmlhlo tuh. 2rr.
roconimoni! its ws for cMMim Rnd grown ms.
KROHN'S PHARMACY STREET
I'or huliej only Friday afternoon,
i 2:ttO Mine. Tang ley will give a speeiaJ
; matinee for ladles onJy at Majestic
theatre.
i Mr and Mrs. W. J. Ogelsby and
child passed through here last even-
mg enroute to their home at Grants
I Pass after a few days spent at Co-
qullle and other Coos county cities.
Thomas D. Guerln, former ownr
fo the Guerin hotel at Myrtle Point
passed through here this morning en
route home after a few days spent
at Portland and other northern cities.
Baxter Robinson, who recently re
turned here after a few monthB spent
on the coast, went to Winchester
this morning. Mr Robinson says he
Is satisfied with Coos county and
will return there to reside at , an
early date.
K A. Fuller and wire left for Eu
gene this morning where they will
attend the Lane county fair. They re
cently returned here from Marshfleld
where they participated In the Wild
West stunts pulled off under the di
rection of Mr. Grfder.
Lane Morley, one of Uoseburg'3
well known young men. today receiv
ed notification that be was success
ful in the recent postal railway ex
aminations held at. Eugene, Mr. Mor
ley has many friends here who are
glad to learn of bis success.
Mac, the tailor, can make you a
suit of 'clothes any stylo you desire.
You can see the goods manufactured
Into a suit if you wish. Wo make
your suit In Hoseburg, Oregon, not
tn the Windy City. We don't make
cheap truck, but make good clothes
any style you wish. We are tailors
ut 127 Jackson street. olp
Robert Leadbetter, the real estate
agent, left for Salem this morning
where he will spend a couple of days.
Ho wbb accompanied by Harry Ad
ams, u traveling salesman. The men
are milking the trip in Mr. Leadbet
ter 's automobile and hope to reach
their destination this evening.
Simon Caro, the merchant, will re
move to his new business store In
the I'mpqiia hotel building, about
October first. In the meantime his
great removal sale Is still going on
as advertised recently. Great reduc
tion in all lines have been made
and a considerable saving on merchandise-
Is effected by purchasing
now. ol
Henry Mavis, aged KI. and George
Temple, aged lli, utter eight days out
from the Chemawa Indinn school,
were sent hack to their home
yesterday. They were caught in Eden
hower two miles north of Koseburg.
after having smcii) the night sleeping
beside the railway track. Itoth were
glad to give up, half frozen, as the
last two nights have been cold and
fogey. --Salem Statesman.
Thomas ('. Mui ke. coliec.or of cus
toms with headquarters at Poit'and
passed through here this mevnlny en
route home after a few days spent
in Coo eounty. While on the e:-ast
.Mr. Ilurke took oeraMon to hivsti
mile mar hie com! it inns and foil nd
t hat many of t be laws regulatini:
na im'.t !on were being viola led.
These viobtt inns were called to l he
attention of Mr. Hurk's deputy there
ami arrests will prohnMv follow.
.lodge J. S. (V- was- awakened
about f o'clock t Ills morning by
someone who w:is trying to get Into
his house. He got up and canie down
stuirs but meanwhile the prowler !
went across and was- trying jo get
into the back door ef the home of
tiobt. Marsilen .Ir. .luiie Coke
"hollered" at him and he made a
hasty departure. Then Judge Coke
telephoned the police, bet Night Of
ficer St utsniii" went to t be wrong
place and iluP no cateb himP Coos
Hay Times.
Georgt' 1 in me: te. lot ill agent for
the Koid niiioL-.iuhile. has leased the
old A brali;. in building, situated on
Oak street at the rear of the Church,
ill hardware store, and will cmjver'
the smite into an up-to-date sho-v
room. With plenty of floor space
upon which be can exhibit bis cars,
M r. Pu met te will purchase several
carloads of !,rd automobiles t his
fall that he ma have them en ha O
when business opc ns in t be spring.
Whether Mr. Hmnetie will etm.ige
in a geneinl garage business has not
bt en -decided n.i et.
l-'i'i Grant, of Portland, virtual
ly announced here today that be will
be a candidate for attorney -enerai
on the republican ticket, when, after
iv conference with Attorney-General
Crawford, he stated that be would
become n candidate- lor the office if
Crn w ford did not spek re-eKet ion.
As It Is well known in inner politic
al circle that Crawford will not be
a candidate for re-elec:ion, but that
If he seeks nn office at all at the
next elecion, it will be that of o,v
ernor. the statement amounts to a'
positive announcement, U is believed
that during the conference Crawford'
assured him he would not bo a can-,
didate to succeed htmnelf. Grant
nerved fity attorney f&r Portland
six years, retiring when Mayor Albee
was elected mayor. Portland Tele-1
gram,
What a more valuat.;e tban money i
Maynard'a lota at the present prices. S
Phonu 3tfF2. rl
For Indies only Friday afternoon,
2::J0 Mine. Tangley will give a seciaJ
matinee for ladiett only at Majestic
theatre. !
Lafe Lewis left for Newport last!
evening where he will spend a few)
days enjoying his annual vacation.:
He will be Joined by Mrs. Lewis on ,
Saturday.
Mrs. I. M. Ijooney, who spent the
past month at the home of Mrs. P.
J. Bond left for Kansas City this ;
morning. She resides at the latter,
city.
Mr. Godfrey, Southern Pacific 1
agent at Oakland, spent last evening!
In Hoseburg visiting with his wife;
who conducts the "Antlers" room-)
ing house. . j
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F. E. Alley and Carl D. Shoemaker!
returned here last evening after a1
day spent at Eugene attending the!
Lane county fair. They report good'
races and liberal exhibits in all de- ,
partments. j
.1. G, Cotchett left Tor his home at j
Weed. Cal., this morning after a few j
days spent In Koseburg visiting with '
Mr. and Mrs. 11. T. McCllalen. Mrs. j
Cotchett r-ieently underwent an op-;
eratlon from which she Is slowly recovering.
NOTICE Work will begin at the
(fie prune packing house Mon
day. All -!(1y facers pleuM lo on
baud at that. (line.
Tonight-All Week
PeailTangky
('nine ir-k the wonderful
.Modfmn any (iiestion. It
you want to know she wilt
advise you.
LAHII S MATIXF.K I lillV
tonight a Tt)Mti:i:ov
KXTItAOKDINAKV 1 KATl KK
'Tapped Wires"
ITS WONDKIMTI.
io(,l Joke Desvrvcs
Another.
Admusnii, 1020c
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PALACE THEATRE
o !, P. .1KWKTT. Mct.
Thursday and Friday
WRATH OF OSAKA
l eatining Maurice (Ktello
$100 ELOPEMENT
Fili-Min Conicily.
Victim of Heredity
K a lent Great Hriuim.
Athletics in France
l'aee f IntereM In CtiKiraifc.
Admission 5c and 10c
r-OMIXfr MtlllAV SATrHDAY
VAI OKVII.I.K AtT.
School SSioes
Of a Variety and Quality never
shown in Roseburg before
We are making a special feature
Of Children
You will find them rightly pri;d
and
s special attention given to fitting.
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Roseburg Boeterie
PERKINS BUILDING PHONE 125 SOSEBVSG. OREGON
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Ttaalr n Wti Bit's Building
OPENING OF THE SEASON
Sattrd&y !?ig'ht, Oct 4h
B A Laugm 1m Rolls Irto A Thousand j
W DIRECT FROM 2 YEA3S RUN Ki CHICAGO AND NEW YORK CITY i
fMf S3? flh&T'QjPy THEATRE-MERS g
m Mi05mes5r C!TY AND VICINITY I
WM gfo i 'fflff lAMHOrm mff. Cohan & Harris,
mm &M& & foremost cf pro- I
Bb3 I'-;-:'?'f JngBt&$L ducers,arosend- I
tFfm'ditMts H18 to cur eity 9
fynM Xffiflff fWgtfTS ne'o-drarnatic
EM mW J k$I F? fere: of thocen- Q
'WiimJu i ffl rtT tury and I want ij
WM 'irnim i h HI a to greet them G'
Curtain Rises at 9 o'clock
Advance Sale of Seals at the Grand Hotel
Thursday, September 25th at 10 a. m.
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