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Newspaper Page TextSummer Millinery. Opening May 2nd, 3rd and 4th Thursday, Friday and Saturday , Showing of the newest styles of Mid-Summer Hats. Maline, Lingerie and Lace. Also the newest in shapes in Imported Milans, Hemp, Italian Chip. We are giving special attention to Hats for elderly ladies, also for misses and children at moderate prices. See our Ladies Suits, Linen Auto Coats, Silk and House Dresses, from $1.50 and up. Silk, Lawn and Marqusett Waists. Long and short Silk and Kid Gloves. Showing of the newest in Parasols. JAMES A. PERRY Phone 194-R Millinery and Ladies Toggery LOCAL NEWS. S W. I), lloaunl was over from Wil bur today. II. J. Idil. In. 'tt was down from alioe ltel loiluy. ('. K. i;i;lirli-lton a h.re from Salem on HiiKlnenB today. fireman and .Mrs. (ii-orxe It u I tor went to Albany this afternoon for a abort visit. Is not rhls a hint whlrh may be of value to the girls? It la announced that out of Chit young women taking a domestic science course at a west ern state college, 21 u are engaped to bj married, and offers are i.ourlng in on a large portion of those unen gaged. Domestic science means simply the proper care of a house hold, and It is evident that every where In this broad land there are nun anxious to secure wives with such knowledge. All accomplish ments may be desirable, but the young woman who knows how to man aire a house efficiently and econom ically seems to be the one In great- est demand. Ex. LOCAL NEWS. ski.i: ICIH.KS. LOCAL NEWS. LOCAL NEWS. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Freeman left thla afternoon for Newport to re open tbelr boarding house for the summer trade. An Italian railroad section hand of thla city was admitted to Mercy Hospital thla morning with a bullet wound In the palm of his right hand The Injury was Inflicted with a 82 callber revolver. The man tried to explain In broken Kiigllsh how thej affair occurred, but the attending aurgeon, Dr. Set her. was unable to determine from his unliitelllble state-1 ment whether It was an accident or ; a malicious act on part of aome one else. D. W. Rledle left this afternoon for Portland on business. itev. B. A. Douglas, of Albany, waa greeting his numerous friends here toduy, Mrs. Ole Cooper, of Sutherlin, sub mitted to an abdominal operation ut Mercy Hospital this afternoon. The fourth In the series of prlvnte muslcales by pupils of Mr. Kory was given before Invited friends at the M. K. Church South, l:ist evening Thos singing were the Misses I.lllle Althaus, l.ucy Bridges. Itulh Kdily, l.ucy Mllllken, Jessie Pickens, MrB. Chester Colt and Prof. F. C. Kitz-patrlck. Commercial Abstract Co. Abstracts of Titles Blue Prints Filing Papers. Etc. WE WILL CO ON YOUR BOND Insurance 306 PERKINS BUILDING Conveyancing ROSEBURC. ORECON PAT You Don't Have To Go To Sea To See for CnM.t Culvert., Osmoat Sewer Pipe., Itzes II to lactiM. Curat balldlng foundation and chimney blocks. Cnient sidewalk, and cement work of mmj kind. I kav. It. or all house. I will aell cheap, aa I want to us. tk. money In other business. Bee my burglar-proof window lock, Its O. K. ie. Pat'a Ela.tlo roof paint for leaky roofs. W. build, mors or repair your bouses. Buslnes. building, a specialty. O'er fort) year, experience In building. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER F. F. PATTERSON UP YOU LRAVB Ol It MKAT MARKET wltb admiration I f the perfect clean llneas wblcb la everywhere appareal You own kitchen couldn't be mors free from even the .lightest smplclo. of dirt. So there I. an added aatls faction In coming In person to aelMt the choice cut. we alway. ear. e. hand. Olve yourself and. u. tks pleasure of a II today. The Economy Market Geo. Koldliagra, Pro. LOCAL NEWS. O. 8 Clayton. Dlllard: F. II. Schlcgelmh h, Cleveland; Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Ilinkle, Deer Creek; Martha Fate, !ays Creek; Chas. Mel via. Grunts Pass; It. II. Wilkinson. Svcaniore; N. McCtbonv. J. F Hall, P. K. Bchuler. P. P. Marlon, Med ford; J. I.. May, Portland; E. P. Murphy, Salem; were umonr the Itoseburg visitors today. (. I.. Itagan, (IrantH Puss; O. V. Coziner and family. Twin Falls, Idaho; M. H. Mauser. Oakland: I, Hhuiicnlelt. Tacoina; V. T. Arm strong, S. It. I.elghton, llostnti; A. Klein, Mr. and .Mm. Fields, I. N. Parker, Whltcomb Fields, It. K. Mleth, A. K. Eberhart, Portland; C. D. Gabrlelson, Salem; Loyal V, Em ery, I'mpqua; were recent arrivals at the McClallen. Pickled plga feet at the Benson Orocery. Fresh fruits, confectionery, cigars and tobacco, at Long'a fruit stand. The Mutual Life Insurance Co. ol N. V., pay. the largest dividends Investigate. OUlce In Perkins Block Room 421. Rolled oats and barley, era .ked and whole orn, wheat and all varieties of mill feed at the iglaa County Mill.. Phone 13. J. O. Rygg, the tailor, received a fine asnoumeut of spring and sum mer goods. Come and look them over for your summer suit. Over Perry's millinery store. dlf Choicest tresh fruits In finely veu tlluted store. Ilest In the city, at Long', fruit stand. dlf MEXICO CITY, April 29. Thirty of the thousand rifles shipped to the American ambassador for the use of the American colony in the event of trouble In the capital, were seized by the police today as they were be ing distributed. More than 7C0 had been disposed of among the meri- .cans when the order was Issued to I allow no more to go out. The am- hnssannr ai once iiiuk mep iu leuni the reason for the embargo, which is believed to be dun to a misunder standing. a A. y: a s l.utel I-Ik, No. it -VW KflOlltr M.'Htiilg ell the hereti'l tili'l li.uith Wt'tii' n ay of eiitlt rautitti at M:ioiit. li'o..lc, rorn.-r J..kMm tuj Can. Kujuuruera luWie.l lo attcDil. .N . KICK, W. M K. It. C. WiXJD, BeC TltKMI'ISa NOTICE. Positively no trespassing allowed on the landa of the Curry estate, daw N. CURKY ESTATE Foley's KidLrney Pills What They Will Do lor You They will cure your backache, trengthen your kidneys, cor rect urinary irregularities, build up the worn out tissues, and liminate the excess uric acid that causes rheumatism. Pre. vent Bright's Pisease and Dia. bates, and restore health and strength. Refuse substitutes. Sold by all Druggists. BP . O. KI.KH, how) our. Louse, no.aaj lloldl regular waimuuicaitoui. a; the au Temple ou utl aud iih ' hunayB ot atti nontli. All member riiin:UMl u atleLd re.uiarly. aud all visiting orutlier. art cordi iy luvlled loaiuna. H. 14. JOKSFHHOlf, E. R. H. C. SLuci'M. neurelarT. DKUHKK Of HONUH MyitlC Lodge No. IS Mueis uud aud 4lli Mumlay eveulus ol eaufc moutb lu the Odd F.:.ow'i Temple. Vialtllig members cordially luvited tu atleud. Abi LAMrHOM,i..ot U a. H. l.asi.x. Hoc. Macu Kikk, Hteelver. 16 cents per roll, Kodak develop ing at Clark'. Studio. Call up 3.0, the Douglas County Creamery, for cream. Douglas County Crcumery butter only 05c a two-pound square. Ask VmiF .mMf trtr it Pnlrnnlf. hnm. Industry. j 15 cents per roll, Kodak develop-' Ing at Clark'. Studio. Iir. Posey, specialist for eye, ear, nose and throat disease. Eyes fted with glosses, l'arrott It I dir., Rose-burg. Smoked bam sliced at the Benson Grocery. Wool bags, wool twite ct 3. T Barker & Co'a.. Roseburg. tf See our bargain counter. The. Benson Grocery. j Finest fresh fruit, at Leng'a, oppo site Hotel McClallen. 1 have nj styles of paper that Noah papered the ark w:tb, but the neweat and most beautiful design, ever; shown In Rose"' in the wall paper line. I -k the flag. D. P. Fisher, Oak Street. dtf Empire Livery, Feed and Salea Stables, Banks & Welker, proprietor. New rigs of all varieties, good gentle team, and careful driven; al.o team, that are safe for ladle, to drive. Blacksmith shop In connec tion; all work guaranteed Pbone . Roseburg Cleaning & Pressing Works have Installed the latest lm-1 proved machinery and are now pre- pared to do all kind, of ladle.' as; well aa gent. work. Latest methods of French dry cleaning a specialty, i Phone us, 47; we will call and de-' liver. dtf W. E. Marsters, tbe monument man, I. now prepared to take orders for Vitrified K'.amel photo, to be placed in tomb stones and monu ments. They will last as long aa the stone, are not effected by heat or cold, dryness or moisture. These photo, are set in the stone with German cement and cannot be damaged or taken out a. long as the stone lasts. Call and see sample ot work and get price.. Office foot of Jackson St. j CASTOR. A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bough! MMT, WHAT A COMFORTABLE CHAIR!" You'd say that too If you tat In It! One of the new overtufted Karpen creation. In rich tapestry. Tbe frame la .olid oak. (You can have mahogany It you prefer). The spring, are thick, rust-proof spiral, that give way to every move of your body. You fe 1 as If you were sitting on s cushion of air. RICE ft RICE, Tbe House Furnisher.. Dr. Po7. specialist (or sys, r, nose and throat diseases. Eyes lltteO with glasses. Parrott Bldg., Roseburg. CALL FOR C1TV WARRANTS. HOME COOKING . BOARDING HOUSE MR Parrott Street. Corner Moher. Board by week ."it'so Board and-room by the week..6sw Single meals t? , MRS. H. Ml LI. Fit, Prop.". " Notice I. hereby given all persons holding General Fund Warrants agalnBt the City of Roseburg, Oregon, endorsed "Not paid for want of funds" prior to and Including Feb. 7, 1S12, to present the same to the City Treasurer for payment, ob In terest thereon will cease after the date of this notice. Dated this 24th day of April, 1912. D. 8. HOLSER, City Treasurer. Long's fruit stand ha. fresh fruit, of all kinds. Call there. Opposite Hotel McClall. 3. - dtf We don't sell Chinese Junk two thousand year, old, but new papers madd thla year from best wood pul from tbe tree direct to your wall, at 10 and 15 cent, the double roll. Look for th . flag on Oak street. D. P. Fisher's Paint Store. dtf C ENTRAL HOTEL Cor. Rose and Oak Under New Manage ment Newly Fitted up and Newly Furnished Board and Room by Day or Monui Single Meals 23 Cents P. N. Butcher, Prop. EAil.Ks, Koftcbiirg Aerit me in la tht-tr ball j OU Javkftoil, tA, 2t,' aYDQ l til MoUiltt) tJVtsL. I .UK Ui fstcl- tL.Ul.th, nU B o'clock. VlUll- J Hit brtjUiretj m g-nxl it rid lug welcome. HEN NfKl M. W. K Phone M 1M If. i-. Cix'l'MAN, W. Sec. IO. O. V., I'hllftrin Uxixe No. ft-MwU lu Otl.l rMluwit Temple, curlier of Jrttknoii and t sirutiU. ou tMaturiiit; evcuiiiK.- ' b mjvk. Mt iiitxTi of tDv ordur Hi jt. oU UUdig re tuvitvd tu uttfiid. W. M. K AT n. N. O. M, Ji Miti.kM. K. . Bears the filgnatoxe of THE PEOPLE'S MARKET MET1VIER & P1V1MICK, Props. We have the beat of every kind of meat usually found In a first-class market, also fis.li and sVll-Msh. We want your trade, (live ns a trial ordiT, and see how well you will be served; Just telephone your order and It will receive prnnip: and careful attention. We have our own Bpecial .delivery system. Our service is the best and our price, as low as the lowest. 339 N. Jackson St. Phone 175 of ideas, whohavefnwlnentiv ability 1 t'Jt F S3 Plu write .HHKi.KY A MflTIKK, I'sUcJlt AUsnua, W'MsiltB. I. U. O. (). K., Kin Mai lM'lKV No. 1.4, Ulwti Utld r llotH' loiuple every KritUy evtulug Vint Ut blblUcrt'ii ttlwuyt. weliouie. 1'. II. TUKt'lM-KI, N. (i. W. H I'mHlll, a. b. H Fk klk. K. A IO O. F , I'liion hncauil'inciH No. K -Hoe la 111 Odd rvlniWH' Ifini'if on the In: and itrd '1 hurN.lny cv fiiliiKH "( i'H h iiioiitb. Irdl lug uri'llitrou alur wolcome. CAKLinim, c. F, I. t. Mii.nviH.it, icrlie. 0 MUl'Ktts WOOIjMKN OK AM K KIT A. MyMt t ninii Nn. u.kp iikvU ivory -lid and 4iu 'I iH c.lay of t-vsjry montti in t lie KhU'' Mall, on Ja kMn Mr'i. I ravol.liK NftKhlori arc L-tirtliall) tut Hit' W i.- ou. t'aui(i. t'Htl. M r'l HISS Y.Cullnul K. ST i' bun. Clerk. h.n , KMd.urK t nai-KT Ko. Mohlnthoti n-K'Har nitvlinic iu li and t llnmdiiy in fx ill Month. ihli i list nitjiu iri-rp tu j trood i.iaLidiiit aie rtloi.Wuii) lu.Utd U at- iieitd. Mrs. .Ikc-iK lw, W M. Kittvit Jotio. .-rtrUiry RfchKKAHn, Host burn Kolib l-odf . No. 41. I. O. . K - M.elH 111 Odd r-tlU'wV li iiipH' fXvTy 1 ih-1i y e oiling. VtMluif I laler and brt'thteii invitfd iu aiu-nd. I Mh. A. A. JoK.pt, N. J. MRU. 1'KLtA I.HHm.N'cy. Mh. c. It. I'aihu k, Kiuatif-lal t.OOt'Mr OK INK ftOKI.H. OaK t amp NO. VV r-MtiK it Kip Oild rollo)' Mali in " Koeliiirtr, etory lut and .rd Monday et nlDit- if it I tik n'li;hbor al aj wl-Ii-oiu M. .VJ. Mii.i.kk, i . i:. J. A . lU.M.SAS. l .k i.idMKN t-K WOOIM KAKT. I.tlur , irrh Nr. YV W-Moi l on Ipi Hit-1 ;trd Miii.ia ovoiiu ftl ea h moiiih at till 1-olhtMo Hall. VlsltliiK nii'inli. r in kihmI siainlnipj are lu vtlrd tu attend. Mrj. Til UK John-UN. 'i. N. l uH.OULriciD.t Ir't "Crystal" White Orpington Eggs For Hatching at Halfi price the balance of season. Incubator or. single settings. Ask for Our Special Offer A "Crystal" White Orpington Hen. 200 Eggs-a-Year Per Hen "LAYMORE" UEIGIIMORE" and "PAYMORE Than Any Other Chicken CASA GRAXDA CO. lUt-- urg, on tlie I'miiqiia, Orpg. "" An Economizer of Time and Labor FROM seed time to harvest, the farmer is a busy man. That's why the shrewd farmer appreciates the value of the Bell Telephone Service. He may be miles from the railroad and the nearest shipping point. He is expecting a freight shipment what does he do? With his Bell Tele phone he calls up the freight agent. If the ship ment has not arrived no use in going to town. There's always plenty at hand to do.. The Bell Service gives him opportunity. Consult our local manager. Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co. j 205 Perkins Building UMPQUA LAND AND WATER C In order to improve on our Townsite we have decided to close out our Farm and Fruit Land at prices quoted below: 0. 205 Perkins Building 40 Acres Containing 10 acres of fine fruit land, balance oak wood, one mile from city limits. $900.00 cash, or $1,000.00 on terms. 75 Acres I $1,500 cash, or $1,900 terms, the cheaoest land anywhere in Doim- las county. 103 Acres 25 acres fine fruit land, well wa tered, balance of land has enough oak wood to pay for the whole tract. $3,000.00 cash, or $3,500 on easy terms, 14 mile from city. 70 Acres This place we will recommend for its wood value. $900.00 cash, or $1000.00 on terms, one mile from city limits. 137 Acres V2 mile from city limits, 30 acres fruit land. $2 500 spot cash or on terms $3,000.00, well watered. 52 Acres 48 Acres 48 Acres 24 Acres 24 Acres To be closed out at prices that will be a surprise to Douglas Co. 104 Acres 2 miles from city limits. $2,100 cash, on terms $2,500. 3,500 tiers of wood on this place. 20 acres of this land is fine apple land. 23 1-2 Acres Fenced and good well, 10a of fine land for strawberries, small build ings on same. $900 cash, or on terms $1,000. i 205 Perkins Building At the prices quoted no man that has a few hundred dollars to invest should hesitate to grab hold of a piece of land, is because no land of same value offered at a distance of from two to three miles from Roseburg, at less than $100. Call at Room 205 Perkins Building Roseburg, Oregon ..., .. ' ..........,. 205 Perkins Building