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HOMESEEKERS SPECIAL
Home Sites in Bogards Addition will be offered at a Special
Opening Discount Price for FifteenDays. Lots are large, level
and close to hard surface street. City W ater. Buy a lot where
you can raise fruit, vegetables and be independant. Terms to
suit purchaser. .
See SHIELDS & BOGARD,
Office 405
Cass Street
Sllt-pliel'll of (he Mills.
Harold Bell Wright, the author of
''The Shepherd of the Hills," which
comes to the Antlers theatre on Oct. ;
8, Is conceded to he the most point-
Jar American novelist. No . modern
author's books have had anything
like the sale that has been accorded
to Mr. WriKht's works.
I Nearly everyone is familiar with
K'e characters in "The Shepherd of morning
tin
MISS SADIK HOItXIIiltOOK
INSTRUCTOR OF PIANO
Room No. 8, Roseburg National
bank Building.
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Miss YVasa, who is an In-
Hills." They are peoplo out of ,ii,.n nio into the nossession of
the ordinary run of life, people whose: Ml. Gillispie In a most peculiar man
veins run good, rich, red blood. They npr About 30 veins ago, while .Mr.
do things in a natural human way, ; (jeiiispie was engaged in the cattle
thoy love, nnd hate with deep pas-; business near 1'ocatella, Idaho, a
slon. ! number of Indians were captured by
In making a play of his novel, i opposing forces, and among them
Mr. Wright, with the assistance of wag . female child about two years
BMiury W. Reynolds, has retained
all the dramatic moments of the story
nnd enlarged niton the character of,
of age. As a mere novelty Mr. C. 1 1-
llspie purchased the child, which he
later made welcome at Ills nome in
"Prenchln' Hill," making a character -southern California. The Oellisple
of him that will be long remembered f;ltnilv eventually became attacued
by theatre-goers. Naturally, the love'j to the child .with the result that
between "Sammy Lane" and "Young. sbe was highlv educated. Miss Wasa
Matt" is the pivot upon which the , js at present about :i2 years of age,
plav revolves. ' is refined and well educated. She
Messrs. Oasklll and MacVltty, the talks freely or her pa-n life, and
producers, have mounted the play i modestly gives Mr. (lelllsple nnd
In a sumptuous manner and given j wife credit for her present position
It a cast that promises to prove; jn society, only recenuy-sne pur-
unique in the matter of types.
chased a curio store in Portland.
which Is being conducted under her
C. D. Oellisple. a wealthy Callfor-, direction.
ninn. nccinm-'tiled bv Miss Wntta
Wasa, arrived In Roseburg Inte Wed-1
nesdr.v niirM fM spent yesterdav
visiting nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. I
H. O. Wilson, of North Roseburg.
Thev left for points north this
I'OR SAI.R Owner leaving city, new
5 room bungalow, two 50 foot
lots, beautiful location. Terms
like rent. Ilox 55, city, or Inquire
News. 1911 tf
THEATRE
Friday
PROGRAM
Night, Oct.
THE FINAL JUDGMENT
In two parts. A thrilling and sensational drama,
, run as one picture ( Essanay)
f
Musical Selection-" Les Adieux Sarrasate"
By Miss MODESTA MORTENSON, Violinist
And Mis JESMM LEWIS, Pianist
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CITV NKWS
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C. A. Markham, of Portland, loft'
for his home last evening after a:
few days spent in Roseburg. !
W. :. Cliiitfenpeel lias returned ,
from Kitlem where he Hient a few!
days attending the state fair.
Mis. A. C. Kidd returned here this'
morn ins after several weeks spent :
at Newport and other coast cities.
G. Worth in ston hns been award-,
od the contract of constructing a!
cement sidewalk abutting the reHi-!
deuce of Charles Gardner, in North;
Koaeburj:. Work on the sidewalk;
will be commenced within the next
fevv days.
Mrs. It. Ward, enroute to Vort-j
land from Medford receive a mes
sage here yesterday to the effect thnt
her mother was quite 111 at the;
Scutliern Oregon city. Mrs. Wnrd ,
left for MedTord on last nights
train.
A. noollttle left for his home at.
Cottage Grove yesterday after a,
few days spent on Oeer Creek visiting;
with his daughter. Mrs. K. W.
Hedgepeth. Mrs. Doollttle will no;
return to her home until some time!
next week.
0. A. Marker, of Catritini: inlet,
returned from a trip to Hoseburg on
Friday. Mr. Barker was gone some
time and while away sowed his fall
grain on his rnnch at Fairview. Mr. t
Barker says the yield of apples at
Fairview is better than In other sec-;
lions of the county. Marshfield
Kecord.
Mrs. John Alexander, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. M. lilnkely, left
for Sulem t lifs afternoon whore they
will spend a few days. They reside
at Glide.
Little Clarence Church went ti: Sa
lem this afternoon to join his fath
er, Howard Church. The latter has
charge of the poultry exhibit at the
stato fair.
The district Uebekah convention is
to be held in Canyonville Wednesday,
October 29. Degree work will be put
on by teams from UoHoburg nnd by
the team of Canyonville. The Can
yonvillo Kebekahs are busy making
elaborate preparations for the enter
tainment of the delegates. Hlddle
Tribune.
C. 1'. Haddox has leased the store
room formerly occupied by Simon
Cn ro n ti d si t ua I ed i n t he Ba rker
building on Jackson street. Mr. Had-
.'.oo repairer nnd will open
shop in "his new quarters within
the next ten days. At present h
couples a room in the Haynes
building on North Jackson street.
A pet it ion, containing I iin names
'.f 13 voters, ws filed with the coun
ty cierk today asking that a local
option election bo held nt Glendale
on November 4. Glendale is at pres.
ent a "wet" town, Oitizens 'of
(! Jen dale who spent yesterdiiy in
Kosebitrg are of the opinion that the
town will go "dry" in November, re
gardless of any claims that may be
made by those favoring the "wet"
regime.
MrCLAIXKV IIOTKIj lt. ID-
i:d; i.iyrous aui; hkizi-:d
Ut ltDON A. FOllY,
District Attorney Drown Advo
ch(c Miiforceiiient of lyoenl
Option huw.
Acting upon instructions of
District Attorney George M.
Brown the local' officers this
afternoon visited the McClal
lm hotel, conducted by Mrs.
Stark & Sons, and confiscated
two barrelil of beer, several bot
tles of wines and whiskeys and
other liquors. Following the
raid the "goods" were taken to
tln county jail whero they are
being held as evidence against
the proprietors of the hostelry.
Suspicion has been directed
ngalnst the McClullen house for
Koine time lmst, and only re
cently a detective was einuloyed
to shadow tho place. True to
the suspicion of the officers the
liquors wore located nnd tho
rjitd followed. At a Into hour
this" afternoon no arrests had.
been made In connection with
the case. It is believed, how-
ever, that fornutl warrants will
lie issued tomorrow, when thoe
charged with the offeriHO will be
arraigned in court.
9 ,ViM4il Liiwona.
Studio 312 E. Cass Street.
Phone 191-J
Roaebtirg - - -Ore.
UK. GKO. IS. IIOL'CK
IMijHiclHii nnd Surgeon
Omce PerkliiB Bldg., Phono 3.
f Itoseburg, Oregon.
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William Hiilen has returned from
California where he spent nom time
visiting with friends. i
REAL ESTATE
FA wns
From rive acres to twelve Tiiiii
drcd acres. Largo tracts, same
with flno Improvements, 10 t
$30 per acre. Bargains In city
property. Timber lands.
GEOROF. R1TER
Bl I I'KltKINS 111,1X1.
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