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Newspaper Page TextE. M. F. FLANDERS "30" THE NEW MODELS WILL f ARRIVE IN A FEW DAYS 99 20 Flanders "20," lacy Roadster Flanders "20," Suburban 4 Pas- TiOrAL XKW As shown $835.00, delivered in Roseburg With genuine Mohair Top and Glass Front $890.00 delivered in Roseburg. senger, $860.00, delivered in Roseburg With genuine Mohair Top and Glass Front $930.00 delivered in Roseburg These little cars hold several of -the most important world's records, among which is the "Longest Non-ftop Run" iu the annals of molordoni. Running for nearly 31 days and nights continuously, without an instant's stop of the engine, carrying four passengers all the time, until 10872 miles had been traveled on the country roads nro 'lid Los Angeles. Thislistance is as much as the average motorist will cover in three full seasons. THE E. M. F. TOURING CAR AT $1240.00 Is the greatest automobile value iu the wojjd today. They have absolutely no legit imate competitors at so small a price. You cau pay $2000 00 for a car and get no more than the E. M. F. "30" nVes You For $1240.00 VWJW .m . v H a ZT.KttT- They stand without an equal at the price. Only six Flanders and six E. M. F. "30" allotted to Douglas county for the entire sea son, so don't blame me if you fail to get a car later in the season. A small deposit now will hold a car for you until you're ready for it. Send for descriptive pamphlet if interested. C. B. CANNON, agent MM7AI NKWH. A. V. Junes, M, Harrison. Looking (ihiHs; I). O. eaer, Mr. ami Mih. (I, .1. SlHiiuin unci daughter, Kiddle; C. 10. Snel). Minn.'it.o)ln; II. II. llnllo wny ami wife. Alurnhall, Mm.: ('. K. Norton. Cook Hay; .1. K. (ilHfKpli! and fHtiiHv. Oklahoma; liny CheHhhv, Mm. U. 1 Cheshire. MIhh Smilli, Crania I'iihh; Herlha Coat, Ti-ti Milt; I'. M. Hprlnnloii u ii it wife, Couer d' Alene; T. T. hand. Couullle; M. J. Mledle, Wilbur; A. Mnlm. Uiiy h. I lleckett. Italuier; I). C. (Jlhsnn. l.iini m, Oregon, wero recent arrivals at thu UoKi'bui'K Hotel. One thousand voluineH oi new oo ulnr llctlon, paMr hindliiKH, have Jiint hern added to (ho clrriihilliiK library at (he lIoHidnirK Hook Store The Hint hook cohIh only I Or; rend it and . i'xHiuiik" H for anothiM' hook for only f renin, dsw Or. J. 1.. Callaway. Oafnimrtilc Phy sician. Ahrnlmn Itiilldlntx. ltotiehurj( wrr f jtr Weak nerves mean nervous- Weak iSlerves ncus i'"- bility. They call for Rood food, fresh air, and a nerve ionic. I ,et your doctor select the medicine. Ayer's Sarsaparill.i, If in doubt try The Rochdale Specialists in Good Things To Eat Phone us your orders Btoe 145 o o G O I V .MIlMOItlt'M. Muritnret KltiKory wiia horn In Ful ton coi.nl, Illinois, January 7. IK'M. and was married to Joseph McKee In isr.r,. They moved to Nebraska In 1 S f. 7 . made a good home and ninny friends there and In 1S71I enme to Yonenlla. Oiei-nn. where they have bIiico re sided. Menv years ao she united with the Christian Church and lived fal'h Inl tt hei vows. Seven children hlessed their home, all of whom are living except (Iny. the youngest, who passed away sev eral vears ao. 1'rlday nlnhl. Mareh Id. 1911. alter almost four years of milTer'ni:, Clrand nia .leKee, as she was lovlniv called, nuletly cutertMl Into t!:at rt"t which knows no awakening until onr Savior shall call for hlu own. of her It can he truly said, sho was a woman of whom no one snys an un kind word, and her life has heen n Messing to the world. She Is survived l V an aged hustciud, who has tender ly cared for her during these years of in Miction : her children. Mrs. Klora Applegnte. Mrs. Dora Cowan. Henry anil alter McKee. of Yoncalln: Mrs. Hello Hurl, of Poll land : Mrs. Hose Cowan mid Mrs. Cass Westenhlsor. of (irnnKevllle, Idaho. The ruiiernl. conducted by llov. Croat, of Cottage C.rove, at the Ma sonic cemetery at 2 p. m. Sunday, was attended by n large crowd of svinpathlzlng friends, who. although thankful her suffering Is done, feel that a good friend has be-n taken aw n She had heen very patient through Intense puln. and while she wished for the summons. "Como up higher." seemed never to doubt that (!od knows best. May we all prepare to meet her In that homo where ' there Is no more death, neither sorrow nor crying, neither shall there be any more pain." Yoncalla. March 16. 1911. MHS. J. 1'. BISHOP. CASTOR I A For Infants aiid Children. Ito Kind You UdU Always Bough! feiarfl the Hbilui s ot I tMt SAIJ6 - Choir piece of uroper iv only i(o bloi,) fr. depot; 3.irgo house oQthrife lot liiux:'-'.'; hopiere) by ittill street .... 1 ..I. I.. I-....!.. .......1,1.. t.tf nreliouse. woiif oroal yard, ft) i V:i.. nianiunciiii iiih .nnn. owner on premises. 430 Mill treet. Carl Hottmun. dtf m I.OOAI, N KWH. Phone 321 Mr free delivery of our machine luado bread. Uinpuun llakery. utf Cull up 340, the Iiouirlns County Creamery, for cream; delivered to any part of the cily. dtf R. U W'lnniford. who recently sold his residence property at the corner of ne anil .'nnl streets to .1. Hens lee. Is now living on Pine street in tills city. The walls of the first story of O. C. ltaki-s new automobile gaivge are now completed and the second story will go. up rapidly. It will he a handsome structure of concrete blocks, and convenient mid com modious as well. Although sugar !a n very common nrtlcie. you all have, no doubt, dis covered the difference between the product of beets and that or cane The cane sugar Is superior for most purposes. It will not lie necessary to specify enne sugar when olderiug from the Itochdale, dsw Anyone wishing a suit, dress or coal tailored by the Standard Ladles' Tailoring Co., of Chicago, and made to your measure!., should call on Mrs. J. K. Sawyers, and examine the latest styles nil it sanipies or materials Just received. Perfect fit guaranteed, dtf K. P. Allen, Welford Allen. Pull man: Frank Cox, liny liedgnelh. Deer Creek; W. J. Murphy, M. McPherson. Spokane: Henry Donning. Mrs. .Nolan and daughter, John Siren, Winches ter: li. I,, llanta. Koseliurg; (). A. Olson. Salem: C. J. McKenzle. Mazatlan, Mexico; J. A. Hunt and wife, Detroit,, Mich.: (iny Davis. Illlts. Oil.; Ceo. J. Stearns. Mrs. C. ,1. Sloven. J. J. Vandlver. Oakland; M. It. Klrkendall. Kernvale; 11. V. Tllttle. Aberdeen: D. L. Druse. North Yaklina, were recent nrrivals at the McClalUn. I ' (iralidma" Kuykendall coiitlnu in a critical condition today. 1 Mrs. G. M. Wheeler returned this ufteruoon from a trip to Grants Pass. Mrs. Andrew Ford was admitted to Mercy Hospital tills ufteruoon for treatment. Chas. H. Flory. of Portland. I'. S. 'district forester for the Pacitlc North west, was here on business today. 1 W. S. Link, cashier of the Mr Mliiuvllle National Hank, stopped over h re today en route on a trip south. ! J. .1. Alexander left here this af ternoon for All any, after a visit near fiieeeiif with bis daughter. Mrs. Anna Paris. He came from iansas recent ly to make vi, home in this state, and he may return io Koseburg Inter ar 1 lc" i " iMaiien! 1 . R. S. liarker was in from W. A Mil. it lullil oil Deer Cleek this art! moon. He litis his auiomoli'.le siie' ially i-iuipp.-d for carrying either passengers or fi eight and it has proven a great convenience in mak ing runs Into town with produce or ial-i?ig nut s'ini.lies. 1 W.. II. Wilson, the Wilbur real estate man, was in town today. He has just coii"hnld a transfer where bv T. A. Fisher, of Wilbur, sells his Hir. acre farm to G. W. Siefurth. or Falls City. Oregon, taking in pan iiaviuent 7:1 acres owned by Mr. Sie i fai th at Falls City. Exchange of i residence locations will soon be made between the parties. V. L. Dysinger, the local planing mill operator, today sold his ha nil some resilience property on West Mosher street to John W. Tollman It Is Mr. Dysinger's intention to build a new home on his property on Mosher and Mill streets, opposite his mill. II. L. Engels. Peel; I,. I.. Mathews Mt, Alto: D. Wallace, Oakland; Kl- mer Murray. Camas Valley; S. It. Alexander. Olalla: W. II. Kellwood C. X. .Miller. Salem; F. P. Johnston. C.rants Pass: .1. L. Williams. Itock Creek: Harry F. Hire. Kalanin; F. E. Radtke. Minneapolis; Otey Honn Deer (Meek: Mi", and Mrs. Norman Agce, Wlnstons; G. W. Short, Wil bur, were among the Koseburg vislt- orn today. Kverelt Padcem. who lived at lloaglin in 19(18. came to Koseburg one dav anil forgot to go uacK nome to his wife and two step-sons, who haven't seen lii in since. This Is' tin story told In the Rult for divorce filed In the Circuit court ny .Mrs. ran gem today. Her sons, she says, have supported her since her husband de serted her. P.esides a decree of sep aration. Mrs. Padgeni asks for the restoration of her former name, Jen nle Ellen Fuller. She was married to Padgeni at Geneva. 111.. In 1905. (i()OI, CHEAP HOME. Three acres of ground, very good "i-room house, good well, lurge wood shed; good barn, lix:i6; 40 bearing trees, all kinds; 12 grapes, half white, very tine. Price $ 1 350. Call on or address W. H. Wilsort, Wilbur, Oregon. tf o The latest and best fl.fio novels can be obtained at the public library in the Parrott building, upstairs over the Rose candy kitchen. Over 1200 volumes to select from. daJ White House Coffee In the berry and Batrringtofvilaill Ti-SS&S Coffee have them all up a ree. Take home a can. Satisfaction guaranteed. The Rochdale. dsw KEAI, ESTATE Tlt.t XSFKHS. W. C. Harding, et al. to Huth Waterous. $10: lot 2. Plat E. Rose burg Home Orchard Tracts. Fred J. Ulakely to Geo. K. ("ark $100; part ol the rnipnun River is land. Roseburg. Cobb Real Estate Co.. to G. II Ilaugheity. $lS7.no; lot. 9, block 17 Walte's Add to Koseburg. Higher-lips Must Answer. NEW YORK. March 21 Prose-I cutor Whitman announced today that the grand Jury had tndtcted a num ber of former olllcials of the Car negie trust for grand larceny. They were ordered to appear in court this arternooii, when Indictments wou'd he returned. The charge covers a theft of $200,000 from the bank wrecked by Robins, who Is already under a penitentiary sentence. SPICK SPAN SPICES. My which we mean spices that ar absolutely clean. You want ttiia kind. Get them at Unschuig Phnr faier- dtf Stick Pins Of Ail Kinds Tho fashion of having differ onL stirk plus for vnrtous shades of tits Is vory popular now. Anil wo jiro i;ro;iarotl to show you h Aarioly of stick pins thai ts hard to equal nnywhore. All prh-oa. A. S. Huey Itost'tmrg'M licadlntf Jowolor, Hotel The Grand Corner Cass and Rose Streets Furnished rooms, with or without private bath. Hot and cold water in each room. House is steam heated throughout. All new furniture and furnishings. A strictly first class European Hotel. Rates reasonable. Fred Schwartz Proprietor TIVCTUtrc OF ARNICA The ollice of the ProduciMfi' Krult Co. is now located in room o. Ut'viovv Ftlll a favorite and a good one for Hu!!djig. i'ar:i:iug house, Marker's rub l Ink sore muscles, at the Hose- warehouse, npnoite depot. We sin II j urn ptiarojacy. dtf handle a mil line of shook, fruit and o I deny hut.!:ciK. See uh heforn buyiiiR Hulled oats and barley, cracked elsewhere. U. lionuld Wilson, local and whole corn, wheat and all varie- agent. dtf ties of mill feed at the Douglas : County Mi I 1b. Phone !.-. dtf Pnfroni'n wvfpw nrt vrt(pp SUNSHINE SPECIALTIES (Cookies and Crackers) They are the best Cookies and Crackers ever put on the market. Something Entirely New Try a box aud note that good taste. They are the kind you have read about iu the magazines. Having investigated we put in a stock and we want every customer to try Sunshine Biscuits. PltOXK CO.M.MIOItl'IAI, Cl.l'll IH II.DIXO. It's cay to delight everyone In the party. Just serve Home of our nrst-cliiss carbonated drinks. Phone us your orders. We deliver o any part of the city Phone 186 Pine Street, between Cass and Oak. Itnsebttrg. Ore. Roseburg Soda Works Garden Seed Time, KO RA1.K. Come hlaeksnillh outfit. cenaittttnK eTponahle force, anvil, v.. Rerew plate and small tools; also larpe Champion cider mill ft. press. Apply- to Carl llorfuiHU. 40 Mill street. dsw ' 4, 4' 4' ' 4. Knstem 0siern-ln Any Style, i j. Short Onler i Any Hour. . Quick Luech YE TOY, Prop. 4. HKfil Ult 1IINXKII. 2W, 4. Cblrkan Pinner Kvery Handy. . i. Open until 10 p. v dally. 4 Bberldan Stmt Near Depot Plant a Plenlif This Year Plant Plenty of Potatoes, Corn and Pcaus Do you know it is a fact that our home markets arc always tinder supplied. We buy everything you raise and we have to ship in all kinds of produce to supply our own home trade It's a shame to tell it, but it's a fact. A car load of Spuds just came iu North Side Grocery. Fruit Tree, Shade Tress, Berry Vines, BLos Bashes--All Kinds Q (TOIK AM) SKE. q Whether you want one or a thousand. I ran supply ihem. A. L. KITCHIN The Xurserynian. 220 West Oak St. i,., "osehurn, Oregon.