"KODAKS" "r Tft Sarffi Roseburg Book Company
A. J. LlLIJUKN
Frank L. Liluurn
A. J. L1LBURN & SON
COMPLETE LINE
OF
Furniture, Carpets, Rugs,
Draperies, Chinaware,
Hardware, Stoves, Ranges
IN FACT
EverythingUNecessary to Furnish!
the Home
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CITV .NEWS
Mr. liurcu-field, of Wlnchtiter,
was a visitor in Koseburg for a Tew
hours today.
A. D. Bradley was today discharg
ed an guardian of the estate of
Clalro Blodgett.
A general demurrer lias been fil
ed In the cast) of Henry Landers vs.
L. M. Van Auken.
O. C. Sether returned to his home
at Ulendale this muttiing alter a lew
days spent In Honet-ura.
I the ease decided that an inquest was
CITV NKWM.
Fresh rousted coffee at Mar
shall's tf
Lena Taylor went to Oakland thla
morning to spend a few days with
friends.
Just arrived, another car load of
gonuine Rook Siirlngs coal at
Pago's, tf
C. Roth, of Portlund, left for his
homo today after a brief visit in
this city.
Just arrived, auollier car load of
genuine Hock Springs conl at
1'ago's. if! brief business visit here.
L. I). Smith left for Marshflold 1 Pass Courier.
unnecessary.
Al Dear, of Oakla id. came over
tills morning on business.
Mayor Napoleon Itlce Bpent the
day at Myrtle Creek looking after
business interests.
H. T. Sperry, of Portland, arrived
hero this morning to look after bus!
ness affairs.
7.. Diinmick nnd wlfo, of Oakland,
came over tills morning nnd Bpent
tho day with friends.
-New limp of liouglus County, puiwr
8t.no; clitl. 8a.0(). L. . Jlicks, l.
O. Hoy 47, ltosobuin Or. 6D-f20
F, A. Fields, of Koseburg, wus an
arrival in town Wednesday for a
Grants
this morning nfier a fow days spent
In Itoschurg.
Chicken dinner Sunday at the
Lewis ltoslnuraiit, near depot 25c. J.
L. lloggx, prop. f2S
Zopher Ageo, travoiing Balcama i
for the Dlnke-.McFall Paper Com
puny, of Portland, arrived here last
evening.
Mrs. Harry Kenuey, of Leona,
Mrs. Sain Dull, of Riddle, arrived; cume over thls morning to visit with
hero last evening to spend a few her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. John Ury-
duys Willi friends. . an
Just arrived, another car load of
son ulna ltock Springs coal at
Pngu's. tf
Itov. Unites will not speak at the
South Melhodlst church this even
ing as previously advertised.
Patronize tho Farmers Public Mar
ket Tuesdays and Saturdays. Pro
ducers' and consumers' interest.
Prices always reasonablo. tf
Mrs. V". T. Cloako left lor her
homo at Oakland, Cnl., this morn
ing alter two months epent in Uose-
W. A. llognrd returned hero this i, , ., ,.i,.ii,.,,-
morning after a Tew. days spent at if y0 need wood tho Full Measnr
rorlhind and other northern cities, j yard enn fill your order with dry
do to J. & J. Restaurant, 137 i oak or fir. Phone 165. North
Shorldnti street for I. X. L. Chicken Koseburg. tf
Tnmoles and Moxlcan Chili Con w. H Vnncc, of North Carolina,
i-nrno. tf win. Im. I....... ,ll ,i, . i.
Kdwln Weaver, of Myrtlo Creek,
arrived hero this inornlug to attend
tonight's festivities of the local loic
of yihs.
If you need wood tlto Full Measure
yard can fill your ordor with dry'
onk or fir. Phone 105. North I
Iim' au'" tf i spriugfield this morning where thev
(Irnco lllakeley. of Portland, ar-lwlll make their futuro home. Mr.
rived here last evening to attend to-1 crooks recently traded hl8 Koseburg
night's festivities of the Koseburg j property for land at Springfield,
lodge of Klks. ,f you I)lu(.o one oraor WI(h us for
v J"!.r""lf0 "rm r,lblic Mnr' wol. i Income ono of our
lurailllJH mill Olll III lia 8. I TO-
days In Koseburg left 'for Grants
Pass this morning.
If you need wood the Full Measure
yard call fill your ordor with dry
onk or fir. Phone 1G5. North
Koseburg. i
J. L. Crooks and family left for
fltirels and consumers' interest.
Prices nlwnys reaonnhle. tf
Mrs. Arthur Knight, of Sj.iing
flcld, arrived here last evening to
visit witli her parents, .Mr, and .Mrs.
William Cobb.
It you pince ono order with us tor
wood, you will becomo one of our
permanent customers. Full Measure
Wood Yard
165.
Mrs. II. L. Anderson, nf Mlniio
Kits, arrived here lust evening and
left this morning fur Princeton.
Coos county, whcr she will spend
two or thnv weeks with relatives.
We need tho money will deliver
jon a cord of lii Inch dry body fil
ler $7.00. This only lasts until -10
cords are sold, Tho Fconoiny wood
yard. Phono 12:1. tf
W. L, Walsh, formerly Interested
In tho Koseburg Review, arrived
here this morning from Portland to
attend the "honsewaruiing" to be
riven by the IMks Indue tonight. Mr.
Walsh is at present employed by
the Itlnke -McFall Paper Company, al
Portland.
i
lluy broad mart in Rosetiurg
ono better. You mind do your
unking In Portland: laundry could
w vent mere; ury Kod bought
there but It la not good business
policy. Spend your money .at
home. lr!
Tho remain9 of the late Clarence
Craw, who was killed nt Sutberlln !
i
permanent customers. Full Measure
Wood Y'urd. North Roseburg. Phone
165. ;
Jack Flynn, sa',f.-UM.inur.er for th
llliike-McFn'11 Paper Coinpiny, ar
rived hero last evening from Port
land to uttend tho Elks' festivities
tonight.
( "HI at ltiwbuig Xurwry rv.'s
Dressmaking and embroidery work
by the day or at home. Tho Misses
Lux, 113 W, Lane street. Phono
104. ,22,,
Architect Karl Roberts, of Port
: land, arrived hero this morning to
! spend a lew duys looking after busi-
nes3 affairs.
j Patronize the Farmors Pubiic Mar
ket Tuesdays and Saturdays. Pro-
uucors' and consumers' interest.
Prices always reasonable. tf
C B. .Mathewson, of Li Ilium,
Conn., arrived hero lust evening, ac
companied by Mrs. Lllburn and three!
children. ,
Roseburg Stamp Co.'s Trading
checks have roduced the cost of liv
ing for many. Ask lor them every
where you trade. tf
Mr. and Mrs. Walker went to Myr
tle Creek this morning where they
spent the day looking over a num
ber of farm tracts.
Art does not always mean beautl
fill pictures or statutes. It is often
used in connection with mechanical
labor, more often horseshoeing. Go
to Kisner & Marsh and you will learn
to merit the truo nrr. of shoeing. tf
Sheriff George Qulno yesterday re-
colved a mossngo to the effect that
his slster, Mell Qulne, of Kiddle,
was I'll at Grants Pass. She was tak
en ill while visiting friends lit that
city. Sheriff Qulne will leave for
Grants Pass Saturday to bring her
to this city for treatment.
Yesterday forenoon the delivery
wagon belonging to th0 Douglas
County Croaliiery was held up right
on Jackson street and about 150
pounds of butter taken out of the
wagon. This Incident caused no par
ticular comment .from passers by.,
I- ut when the customer to whom
the product was assigned begun to
telephone to tho creamery to learn
where their butter was, the propri
etors began to be alarmed, and won
dered what, had happened to the driv
er of the wagon. At this critical
moment tho delivery wngon put in
an appearance, and the driver ex
plained that Puro Food Inspector
Shrock and two other deputies were
responsible for the hold up, and that
the butter had been taken into Kohl
hngen'B meat market where It was
weighed and tested. The product of
Hie home creninery was found O. K.
In every particular, and the Messrs.
Chandler & Wlllett are. highly elated
over the matter, ov?n -hough the
matter caused some little d'liy In
delivery of orders to customers. Since
this butter business has been under
inspection hero du,!n:i the past two
MAJESTIC
THEATRE
ITS TIIK PUCK WHKltE
KVKltYltODY GOKS.
Friday, Sat. Sunday
1IKLP, 1IKLP, HELP!
The
Wreck
COST $10,000.00
Kre Two $.0,000 Knine
in llemlon Collision Smash
to Splinters.
This in no Fake
HUT THE ItKAL TIII.NG
THM filSK.ATEST Sh'vs'
TIO.V KVKIt MADE
111 Three Parts.
The Press and Public Have
Been Talking about
'Mrs. Casey's Gorilla'
Biograph comedy, its a bear
"Mixed Nuts" .
Diograph Comedy.
Fred Durnam
fThe Boy wonder with the
Piano.
COME KAMA', IT WILL
ISU PACKED
5 cents-10 cents
CO.Ml.Nd MONDAY AXI)
TUESDAY.
WHO WILL MARRY
&j MAKY?
J She will lie here sure.
II
If you would look swll and Sweet
i -i'Uj. us tIress "ou from to feet
Latest Novelties in
EVENING MESSES---Just a few left.
Very Special Prices. Latest Hair
Dress free with each outfit.
EVENING COATS-In beautiful new
shades.
PETTICOATS-New Spring Line Just
in.
CORSETS-In new Spring Models.
HOSE--In all the new bright and
dainty shades.
GLOVES-Long and Short. All colors
SCARFS-In dainty shades and col
orings. HAIR GOODS and HAIR ACCESSOR-IES-Free
Hair Dress with each
switch.
FLO WE RS--0ur handsome new line
of Spring Flowers just in. Cor
sage, bouquets and flair Orna
ments.
THE IJ5ADEK.
If you place one oraer with r.s for
wood, you will become one of our
permanent customers. Full Measure
Wood Yard. North Roseburg. Phone
165. t
S. A. Phillips announces the arriv
al of the new spring styles at his
new place In the Kohlhagen building
next door ' to the Commercial
Club. tf
or three weeks, the loci: I creamery
stato their business ha8 Increased
very materially.
Clalro Ulodgott, who has been
spending tho past few days In rtose
burg will leave for his homo at
Portland on Sunday.
If you place one orsr wi n us lor
wood, you will become one of our
permanent customers. Full Measure;
Wood Yard. North Roseburg Phone1
166. tfj
Tho will of the lite J. E. Kyker
was admitted to probate this morn-
Ing. The estate is valued at ap-
proximately $800, consisting chiefly
of cash on doposlt In a local bank. I
After paying his Just bills, the will
provides that the administrator of;
the estate shall erect a family mon
ument not to exceed $200 In cost.1
The remainder of the estate Is be
queather to Mandy Pulley, whose
present address is unknown by the
local authorities.
.L-0-0-
''THE KIDDIES ARE COMING"
The Jolly Entertainers from The Children's
Home at Des Moines, Washington
INSTRUMENTAL NUMBERS
Song and Dance - - Choruses
Comedy Sketches - - Recitations
A Two Hour Program of Solid
Enjoyment
Pretty Costumes
Funny Commedians
Fancy Drills
Lively Music
Graceful Dances
Antler's Theatre, Mon. Feb. 16
North Koseburg. Phnna, .vnnN ami . tho rlno lot of fruit
irw or nil kiikik. aih small ft-ull.,
nlindo ti-oos and rosea. lrtier Oak
ami Main. tf
J. 11. Broker, wlfo and child left
this inornlug for Portland to re
main permanently. They have been
hero since January 1. making their
hendciunrtors nt the McClnllen hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kdwnrds, of
Salem, who spent the past two days
hero vlslllng v'. Wllil.im O.t 1ef.
for l.os Angeles this morning. There
they will spend ii-.o greater part of
the wluter.
Carl llauff. the human trombone,
of l'etroll. Mich., gave a very Inter
esting recital to a largo and ap
preciative crowd of Interested spec
tators in the commercial club rooms
list night. Mr. llauff Is not only a
I human trombone, but a human won
j tier also. lie plnys in all the larger
jellies. Ho will go south from here
j as far an Sua Friuu'lsco, i
I It. 11. Harbour, c.f Portland, nr-1
j rived here this moi elng on li.islnen. ;
' The loenl wrecking crew was call-1
ed to Comstook late yesterday f-
lernoon to clear traffic wh.ui wus
Si
orly yesterday morning were ship- .1. layed by the derailing of two cars
red to Portland Inst night where tho j of a freight train. As a result of the
funeral will ho held tomorrow. The! meek southbound pmenger train
body will probably be cremated No. 19 did not arrlvj her - until af-j
Coroner Jewett, who Investigated 1 Ic, eight o'clock last nUht.
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fflt
FOR SATURDAY ONLY
Yard Wide Percales Spec. iOc
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only at special price per yard tClllj
25c Shirting Madras at 15c
Neat patterns to choose from. Extra fine
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20c Heavy Galateas Spec. 15c
Good patterns. Light and dark, in i:siial
widths. Extra heov3r. Special JC rpnfc
price for Saturday o"nly yard U IvIllS
25c Soiesettes at Special 15c
Light and dark Soiesette remnant lengths
Your chance to get just what JC conic
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