AWTI FH THFATPF Program For
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NEW ELKS BUILOINO
January 7th and 8th
O. D. KLOO.Yl. Manager
2 RseH'endulum of Fats Pallie Weekly, Nine Subjects
A Kelijf Fpciul -a trag-edy of Title Featurin;; traveling' in a Pullman is not what it is
cracked up to lie
Vaadevil!eLaFollette Mysteries ReelA Troublesome Telephone
Some you have never seen today only A Roaring Comedy
COMING: Friday and Saturday, Hamilton & Buckley
Doors Open at 2 p. m. and 7 p. m.
Admission: Children 5c, Adults 10c
In the case of V. F. Hedges
v vs. E. 0. Kiddle, an action
brought to restrain the altler
from diverting the waters of
Judd creek, near kiddle, to his
v use. .Imlge Hamilton today
handed down a decision re- 4
straining .Mr. Itiddle from di- J
: verting the waters of the creek
to his use during the months
of August and September. Dur- 1
ing the other months of the
year both Mr. Hedges and .Mr.
, Riddle are entitled to what
1 water they need from the creek.
.
Good Blood, Good Health
To the young man Just embarking upon a business career, his
beBt asset Is good health. Good health means plenty of rich red
blood coursing through his veins.
Dike's Blood and Skin Remedy
will supply to the system rich red blood free from Impurities.
It will strengthen the body tissues and give you a clear healthy
complexion,
I'rlco $1.00 a bottlo.
Come In anil inquire about the Dike Household Itenwxlieg. We
(luaranteo Them.
WE GIVE ROSEBURQ TRADING CHECKS
KROfiN'S PHARMACY SC?5SEET
;itv M:vs.
Th(j liii liardtifin Ai L KnilinihliTy j
Club will meet WudticKdiiy after-j
c.tori. Jiimiiiry 7, at the hoire of
itrM. J. II. .'.illicit.
Mifws Vim h ami lVurl 1 loriior
h:wi Ktino to Rom-burg and Dallas re-BJ-fTtivi'ly
to riMiiniii their work hk i
(nKti'iictcM'H lit I Im hlli Hchools of j
Hiijho rltlf'H, aflrr kihmhUiik tin holi
Aiys with (lii'lr panmin, I'ruf. ami;
AJESTIC
1 THEATRE
IIS TIIK I'l.Af WHIHtl'.
KVI-KYIIIMIY (i()i:s.
Program Ctianics Every
Day
The Victor Donald i
and
Al H. Hallett
Players
I'l-CCIItiUg
Comedy and Dramatic
Playlelts
TONKiMT f
THE PRICE
A Triio Sim-y of 'v Vnrk
raluui't IUl'n. Miislml om-
IMly, Sl'O Snt (mS,
SMN hi I I'itliMi l.itlitn
5T0LI N SYMPHONY S i
Mis. .1. II. Horner. -t'nrvnllls fla
zotte. Sheriff (ieorge Qulne went to .Myr
tle Creek this morning on official
business.
Mis. Cllluorc went to Myrtle Creek
this morning to visit with her moth
er. C. II. Arundel, or Myrtle Creek,
was a visitor in itoschurg for a few
hours yesterday.
E. P. Drew and w ile, of Voncalla,
siient lust evening in Itoscliurg visit
ing with friends.
P. 10. .Neely, ef 'Itiddle, was a
business visiter in itoschurg for u
few hours hist evening.
Mayor .Martin, or .U.utlo Creek,
was a business visitor in liosoburg
for a lew hours today.
M. Mclionnld, of Hlkton, was a
business visitor in Itosehurg for a
few hours today.
M. S. Smith, or Siitherlln, was a
business visitor in Kosehurg for a
lew hours today.
.1. Sanders, or the Oregon Sol
dieis' Home, left lor Portland last
evening to visit wlih rriemls.
live us a cull wnen in need of
horseshoeing and you will never go
uisowncre. mil ni lienrue tin,
tf.
In Two Itevls 1-Vntin im;
An lull' Johnson.
DAYS OF '49
Tin Mnniurst mitl it.
f.rmi.ito 'f Ml Ui'Mrin
I rnl ur.
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THEIR WATERLOO
A .NpHikllng Otiiiii'.. . tim.
l iuiiiy SHwMllon Ariel' An- Jffl
oilier.
TWO SHOWS EACH f,
EVENING
Vk ml 20c
ai.i, i : i k
Ctllllltti- of I'iclllKN .'c.
tfay, l'ridrtjr nn.Qsiuiitny.
farit
U. A. Illll-r lel'l foi- i,l,.lu ...l.
I his nun Hint: to spcii,! a coupl,, of
d:is looking arier business matters.
Now Is Hie time l let that Con
tract or liavo that ciu'ix'iilt r Job
done. Tillies (1re i,uiet anil prices
lire dose. Siv II. I'. Cliifeon. if
.Mrs. Short returned In Wilbur this
morning after upending yesterday in
Uieeburg attending a meeting of the
Menial Culture Club.
County Commissioner .lerterson
Wiley, of Myrtle Creek, arrived here
Insi evening to intend the regular
monthly meeting or the county court
which convened today.
C. It. Krater and wile left for
Portland this morning where they
will -pcml souie time visiting with
friends,
Mrs. John While, who was called
Hast several months ago. will re
liirn heie about Kebruary t, accord
ing to word received here today.
Couni Commissioner Harry Plllks
loii ,ii rived here todav from Oak
land lo altend the regular monthly'
1,1 nig oi uie county court.
Mis. O. A. Ilucll. of Ixioking lilass.
leit lor Kiigcnc this morning In re
sponse to n message annollllclllg the
serious Illness of her daughter's
child.
County Piuit Inspector C. 11.
Pulley left for the south this morn
ing where he will Inspect a number
01 iii .'liarils. II,, w ill probably Iki nb-1
sent front h,re for a week or ten!
davs i
' Waller .Packus. of the irm of!
Paikus ,i .irrls. of Pep land, spent!
e-.enl.iy nlternoon in ItSsehurg. Mr.'
Iiackus l ntea fisherman, nud yes-j
: lerdin aftiilin succeeded In catch-
i Ing a lieaulirul salmon weighing
al'oui til poiuls. i
I Mr. and Mrs. T. A. ltaffety left!
i t"r Portia this nuirniiiB where Mr. ;
, iStnety will attend a ni.ding of the
i Northwest agents of the Oregon Life;
I Insurance Company The year 1 1 ;
i was the best ever experienced hy the
company, according to report re
I iclved by Mr. Itaffely.
!
CITY NEWS,
-Mrs. .Maddux returned here today
after a brief visit at Green.
Ituth Chapman returned to Wilbur
this afternoon after a day spent here.
Mrs. W. Adair left for her home'
at Wilbur this afternoon after a day
spent here.
.1. C. Cavitt and child rem rued lo
Winchester today after a brief visit
here.
Shell Carroll spent the day at Oak
lana installing a number of tele
phones.
H. A. 1) Sneeve, alius "the Cotto
lene Kid," left hero this morning for
tlio north.
Dr. C. L. Peurson returned to
Siitherlln this morning ul'ter a day
or two spent here,
Mrs. V. A. Green returned to Oak
land Ibis afternoon alter two mouths
siient in this city.
C. II. Hamilton left for Portland
tii.o morning where he has business
matters needing his attention.
John White returned from Itiddle
last evening where he spent a few-
days.
If yon mo thinking of building,
remodeling- or repairing, yon will
s.iv,. money ny seems It. Cbil-
N'lll. tf
Frank Sehring relumed to Win
cbesler this afternoon alter a day
spent here.
A. C. Itedirer and wiTe. relumed
to Drain this arternoon after siieed
Ing the holidays here.
F. II. Waring and wife left for
I'oi'llaud this afternoon her they
exiieet to live permanently.
A. (1. Hryan and wile left for ICii
gen,. this morning where they will
spend a few days visiting with
friends,
Patronize the Farmers Public Mar
ket Tuesdays and Katurrtnys. Pro
ducers' and consumers' Interest.
Prices nhvays reasonable. tf
I.. F. Adams, who h-,s b -en a
nptlent at the Southern Pacific hospi.
lal in San Francisco for some time
has returned here.
John Peterson, who has been tsil
i:ig at tho Singleton home In litis city
left for lOugene. this aftel'l; He
was joined here by his mother, who
has been visiting in San '-'ram-isco.
J. J. linker returned to Kugrne1
this afternoon after a brief visit hero
lie says he longs to get back lo
Itosehurg where he has a host of
frinds and acqtiaintancs.
K. 1'. Drew an, wife returned lo
their home at Yoncalla this after
noon. Mr. Drew reports th, laming
of many trees of late, a majority
of which were apples.
Stephen Short, of Wilbur, is spend
ing a few days in the city
M. McDonald, of Klkton, was a
visitor in Itosehurg today.
Ft. X. Thompson left for Portland
this afternoon on business.
Mrs. Henry Harth left for Eugene
this afternoon to visit with friends.
Mrs. H. M. McClean returned to
Siitherlln this afternoon alter a brief
visit here.
John Kullerton. of Canyonviile,
w-as a business visitor in Roscbui'2:
today.
C. L. Hamilton returned to li:s
home at Oakland this afternoun after
a brief visit here.
The county court today si ent con
siderable time In settling with road
supervisors. j
C. It. Lawrence, of Comstock, was'
a business visitor In Itosehurg for '
a few hours today. j
T. 13. Murnette, of Round Prairie. !
w:m a business visitor in Rosehurg !
lor a lew hours today. j
C. It. Franklin, of Klkton, is i
spending a few days In Itoseliurg;
lock ing after business matters. - j
Mrs. Roland Agee has rerurnen :
from Kastern Oregon where she!
spent some time wiih relatives. j
J. II. Hooth has returned from J
Portland where he spent a few days!
attending to business matters. I
F. S. .Monroe, w ife and child left
for Portland tbi PC'iernoon where'
they will make their future home, j
Zenith Dement, of Myrtle Creek,!
who has been a patient at Meicy!
hospital for some time past left lor!
her home today. j
T. P. Patlerson, one of the h"si
known traveling salesmen visiting!
this territory, arrived here today lo
confer with the county court regard
ing the purchase of road machinery.
Three Pair
Womens or
Childrcns
flip, Ilosi.ry
For fO;
Big Savings
Rosebarg
Booterie
Three Pair
Womans or
Childress
Onyx Hosiery
For 50c
On All Kinds of Footwear
High grade shoes for the price usually asked for
THE CHEAP KIND
January Clearance Sale that gives you the best
ROSEBURC BOOTERIE
Perking Building Rostburg, Oregon
NEAREST TO EVERYTHING
GLEAN UP SPECIALS
Suits, Regular Priced to $30, $14.89
We have just a very few left in best
of Styles, Material and Workmanship
COATS WonderfuS bargains, regular
$9.50 to $40: SPECIAL $5 to $25
MILLINERY
Unheard of values in trimmed hats at
regular to $8.75, $1.59. Sailors 49c
This is our Semi-annual Clean Up.
Everything must move
THE LEADER
AT
OTARREU.
Best located and most rPu'ar
hotel in the City; circulating ice
water in every room.
Etpecial attention to ladies
travelling alone.
Kxcellent, reasonably priced prilL
Meet your friends at the Manx.
European PUn Rate. $1.50 up.
Management, Cheater IV. Kelley
The annual meeting of the Itaptist
church was held at the edifice, at
the corner of l.ane and Rose streets
this afternoon. The meeting was well
attended and considerable intere-it
was manifested. At noon, the ladies
of the church served a dinner, after
which the annual business meeting
was held. Officers were elected, re
ports were submitted and much other
Important business was transacted.
This evening supper will he served at
the church parlors, after which a so-,
cial session will he held. A full
and complete list or the business
meeting will he published in to
morrows issue of The News.
Mr. and .Mrs. Ike Gervais, of SutV
erlln. were visitors in Rosehur? for
a short time.
Mrs. M. E. Cranfill left for Port
land this arternoon where she will
Join her husband. They will make.
. .-.....,, iiki, ,ci tiiuimiu Home,
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The Store
That Serves
You Best
THE BIG DAYLIGHT STORE. SHOP BY MAIL
New York Store
Green Trading
Stamps Are
Money Savers
A few Items from one department in our Great Annual Clearance Sale
Buy StocKings Now-Big Drop in Price
N'S
21c
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21c
ALL CHILDREN'S
")0c "Wool Hoso QQ
Clearance Sale kJZC
ALL WOMEN'S
2.V Out Sizes
Cleara rice Sale .
ALL CHILDREN'S
2.V Lisl.. Il,.s,. OI
Clearance Sale lj X L
ALL CHILDREN'S
li." .f Cotton 1 lc.se 1
Clearance Sale J. UC
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ALL WOMEN'S
f)(V Silk Lisle Hose QQ,
Clearance Sale Q!C
ALL INFANT'S
I'm Cotton Hose
Clearance Sale . ,
10c
ALL WOMEN'S
7"ic AVool Hose hCr
Clearance Sale QZC
ALL WOMEN'S
2.V Wool Hose 1 A
Clearance Sale X 7L
19c
ALL CHILDREN'S
2oc Wool Hose
Clearance Sale . ,
ALL WOMEN'S
2fc plain bile Burson
Clearance Sale
ALL WOMEN'S
2.1c white foot HoscQ-
Clearance Sale LdlS
ALL WOMEN'S
"Oo Wool Hose QQ,,
Clearance Sale jtC
We give Grea tamps Every Day on any and Everything
TRADING STAMPS GIVEN WITH ALL PURCHASES
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