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Newspaper Page Textv .71 r Just Became Acquainted- . with a clean stock of up-to-date tailored and dress hats' remarked a lady. You may see them too, by visiting the Exclusive Millinery Parlors, 324 Perkins Building. MABEL CHILDS LETITIA ABRAMS LOCAL NKW8 hit,'. An operation for a like iilhiH-ui will bo performed uL Itu hoHtl1ul thi Von Cusoy ri'tu rmnl TxwviY.xy night iilicrnooii ti pon Mr. W. W. AHhmift, from DuMas. J. M. l-ciM-r w:tH ovrr from near Oakltiiul loduv. IK U. kriKc-U was ilown friii I I this afternoon. Oho. (-ox wnn clown from hcvoii-l Plxonvllle today. of Myrtlo Crok Try a can of Ubby Lfinoii CIIiik I caHit'H, or Itoyul Ann Cherries, ai ::;(: a run. liarvey-KaKtmun (iiocury ( o.. phono I'M. Kriieur A. Mllli-r, I ho UIvitkIiI- poiilirvmaii loday m-nt a Klilpmcnl Col. J. 0. Iav came in from Oliil.ii of Iiih hlool'd Hyinoiitli Itork ptil- Tuefldar fvenliiK E. P. Schow. the Kenlal S. V. It. It. representative, wan litr from I'ort lund today. Ill K liiu of art needlework ttiHt ar rived at (iravea Ait hmporlmn. AM thn newent work. dal If you aro looking for dealrahle. modern to priced hotwH to rent. net? McDanlelB, opposite the Mi( lullen Hotel. Hev. E. H. Hlcka. or Albany. Ik In the city, to remain until tomorrow mornlnR. when he leaven for Afhlund on bUBllM'HH. A. A. Thlel wan over from Oakland on huHlneuH todav. Me hm vh roiii' rain now would be of benent to r:.rm Ing operatioriH. Mr. B. F. Welln. who hart been vIsitlnK at Olalla. paKKed through here this afternoon on her way home to Palouso. W hhIi. After Keveral wcckH of fine weather, today In jtlvliiK a tou.h of the proverbial March variety. Nnt at alt severe, however. K. II. KoHenberry and fn mil v 1' thla afternoon on their return ChlcflKO. where ho will re-en'iK' railroad contract. ik work. For any ltchlnens of the akin, for nkln rash ph. chap, pimples, etc.. try Do an a Ointment, 00c at nil druK stores. 1. tn to lloiiolitiii. lo fill an order re-ti-ived from tnere. Nearly L'7'n miii in Koine distance! for the fume ot ttlooded poultry to extend. Mr. .Miller I an active and HiieccHHf tii poultry urower ami breeder. Why buy hulter made iiiIIch and inllcH away from KoHelmri when you can hit v JiiHt a Rood, if not better, butter that Ih mado right here at borne? That Ih the reauon Milled;' fc riekeiiH handle I)oiif;laH County t reamery Mutter. Nursed! 1 1 1 r Work will begin tomorrow on plac ing a modern front, in The It.-vhuv oil ice. The floor will also be lowered to the Htreet level, obviating the pres ent Htep at the doorway. A iiumbei oT KiiliHtantial "improvement n tin Interior of the office are jiIho to In Included. 1 bene will enable iih to give better Hervice (ban fvr to our growing I Ml of patroiiH. Ivl. Illnkte biiH a puMH among tie flock which ho brought in from the I'.irm which Ik rapidly ii.sKumlug dt : aii'H. 'I'll Ik In n. he hhvh, Hlngs around ft th porch In the morning and whu to i the door Is left open quietly nllm up in i MaliH and Into a n ur bedroom and there lavrt an egg. This nlie has de:i Keveral tliti ii lately ,uiti an un usual occurrence In hwidom. When von think of a garden you naturally think of planting oiiIoiik 0. I.. Chenowelh. who over I M lllcdge ,V I tcki hh havr an execp- FU-TII MKMItKK Or rouiiwn viei O.N WAY UASti to ritisov. I'OltTI.ANT), (Jr.. March II. C. I). lij'.Miiicr today pl-aded guilty In Judge KtiYiuiaugh'H court to charges li-iriYd ag.iiiiKi him In connection with the recent. w mandats. He ftiia Keiit'-nci-d in from one to five yenra in tin penitentiary. Hronner ! or his family was part owner ot two restaurants in 1'ortlaud ami reputed () )M. u man of me;, iih. Ist.tiiin r ih the litth mem ber or the alleged vice cliuue to cither plead guilty or b on irid. H. ('. Sawyer, a vaudeville actor, is under arrest today chargt.d with being one of the vice c!i(iie. The arrest Mas uia le on i n Tor inu ( hui fur nisheil by Kred J. Small, 1 7 years old. il' ,M lAIS llfl It ( K AM) S'I'O.MACII SOI ItS. "Tape'M hlapepsfn" IIiicIm ludlgehllou, (his, Dyspepsia and Monmcli MiN. cry in 've Minutes. Mihod of h proctotian in CttM Criminal Cm. In uU book "CuurtM. Crlmliiala and I the 'atorr:' Arthur Trnlu. ouce uu : nststant dlKtrit attorney lu New ; York, tells how Juries are druwu for a great criminal trial. For a month be- fore a trial, miya Mr. Train, every j meiiiltcr of the Jury panel has been J toibjei'led to an uuween liHulaltorUil , proee.-ts. The di-strict attorney kuows : a good deal alKut every prospective J Juror and perchance has difficulty In ; restraining a smile when he meets j wild deliberate equivocation In answer ; to an Important ijueHtlou as to per ; ttoiiul hintory: t "Are you urqtinintcd with the ace us j cd or bin family?" mildly Inquires the ; assistant prosecutor, j "Su. not at all," the talesman may blandly rep.'y. The answer perhaps Is literally true. I ami yet the prosecutor mny be pardon ed for munnurChg "!.lur!M to himself iih he sees that his memorandum con eeruiug the juror's qualifications states that he I m-longs to the same "lodge" with the prisoner's uncle by marriage and eurrle an open account on his lMkM with the defendant's father. T think we will excuse Mr. Ana ulrts." politely remarks the prosecutor. Then in an undertone be turns to his chief and mutters: "The old rascal! lie would have kuifiKl us into a thou nii nd pieces if we'd given him the chance:" And all this time the dls gnuitlfd Mr. Ananias Is wondering w hy. if be didn't "know the defendant be was not accepted as a Juror. Abtentminded La Fontaine. I. a Fontaine, whose fables are the deli;:hi of adult Frenchmen and their bl:u;cu's earliest task, was very ub MMitmindcd. He went to the court of I.iiuN XVI. to present a copy of his TahVs to the king And he forgot (be l 'K I; I'm tuiKiiely. the king knew I.n i-iif:ili:e. bis fnhles mid his foibles and Live hltn a ihuiiMind pistoles In bout L':tn rnfnrtiMiately, though. I.a Kon Mine lift the money in his hired .aiTlnge on his way buck to Paris. from Onklund todav. reports Mrs. ( henoweth improving iiii 'dv at Mercv Hospital and expeclH to be nhle to return home l-rldav. Mrs. Margaret Lee has been ap pointed niltnx. of the estate of her late husband, Milton Lee. of West Ftoseburg. The estate Is of the prob able value of $ 1 'MM) HcHidcs I be widow, the heirs consist of a son and three daughters. Miss Naomi Marcellus. of Oakland, submitted to an operation for appen dicitis at Mercy Hospital this morn- tl'iually fine supply ot onion sells and the price Is right. dtf What coffee do you use? We sen 1tdv;il Club. Wadco, Si hillings. Iohl en West, M. .1. It , mid Kdwar.ls' lie peiidahle, and If we bad a ileum ud Tor any other kind we would ejirry it In slock. We do not ask you to tftke any brand, hut let yni m ike the choice. Hnrvcy-KiiKtman tlrocery Co., phono 10;t. Terracotta eh lint icy pipe, slruil.ler Jolnls, tees itnd caps now in stock ;it W in nfe ' iaddis's, the pi umber. Can Uncle Sam Reach You? If So, Why Not Order Your Cigars and Tobaccos By Telephone anil Have Us Mail Your Order By Parcel Post Always a I'resh and Up-to-date Line. The Monogram Ti-l-ihiinn !UH N. JiK'ksnn. Iiohkhi iki, ciui:;u. If h:il . 1 1 just iili- h pouriiii; on your tjiciiiut-li or Ih-s Ilk U'jul, vt rusMiK lo iliKt'Ht. oi- you iH'Ich -;as iilhl i i tu .. Koiir. iiilift(iil Tooil. or L'Vi' a u ciin of If..i!ifKK, lO til'lltM! II. rittllO'SM. tlUilSf:! h:ol in mon t li iiinl hloiiiai'li licadai-hi', jou I i'ii n isi'i Dii'S'irii i-i'iii-r in nvi' iti I ii ti I I'M. Auk ynur l' :i ill i.KlKt lo slimv you ilio foilniila, I : . 1 1 1 - riii i .-,1 on Ihcsu fifty ri nl -.i-.' of r.'ip.-H l'la..'islli, Ihi'li vim will iiiiil.-rstniKl ivliy ilv- M'ii' iroulili'x or nil kinds must ko, ami why lli.'.v n'lli-n- houi-. out-of-onli'i- siouiiirlis or imllKi'xtiou in flvu iiiIiiiiIi'S. "I';in''s Hiapi'psin" Is harm loss: lasti s liko caiuly, IIuhikIi I'iirh ilosi' will illn-Kl 1 I'.- ;i It for ns- I in I l:i I in ii huh ih,- .o,H nil ilnv fooil yi'll cm I ; Im'sIiI.h It miilii'H you mi Id llii' lalilf will) a licallliy appi-lili'; toil, uliat Will plrasi' oll llliisl, is Ihal you will I'.'.-i thai our s'olnai-li anil lilliMilli's an. ri.an mil fri'sh, mil inn will nut n I to rt-sorl to laxnlii.'s or livi-r pills for liilioinin'sii nr i iillipa'lnii. Tins rl'y will lia.' liany "lipt''s HiaiH'i'sin" rialtlis. ns soiui' pi'opli' Bill rail llii'in. Inn ynu will 1, p Ilni-lasiii- ali Mil lliis siili nilltl slnin arli i'lrparal 1011. Ino. If you i-vt-r laKi' il lor iM.ii.:..! , i-a.si's, lii'artliiirn. The Dear Friands. Vini sliinilil not talk about tlmt irlrl H luiup orj in II, al fashion. " Why n.it V" "Tlic r.ihlt' snys w- fthnuld love our ftll'lllil'S " "Sin aln'1 rn enniny; slie'a a friend Of ItllllL1 lloilHloil TOKL Shakespeare on the Road. llanili'l had Just uvvn lilt by a cold HtoniKi' i'l'j:. wluTiMiioii bo turneit Krayi'ly to bis aiidiciiro. How truly mjIu' Ihv Rood Sin reel lus!" iiiolh be. "Sonii'lhlng Ih rotten to thn state of bi'iuiiurkl" Hurler's Weekly. Inquiaitive. 'Toiilil yon lenrn to love meT" "I ilnit't know," replied the irlrl. "What Is yonr parth'iiliir system of In MriiriionV" U'asblnitton Herald. II l ll I IV. easier In slaml oT and In Ik rush In anil help mis on r diP'i ' i'sia, or any sioiuach l iiome now. this minute, ainl rid a lf of sioiuai h I run hie ami 111 I'ioli in livo tuiiiuli's. Ailv. o I : w 'I III. If MAItMII' 'lilt Asm, AMI IS I'UUI'OSKII. SIII. n. tir , Maii li in A pub lis 111. ilk, I lol A hi. ill, I m. iv ho llio oilliolno of Mitnis ions luaile hv M.ior .lohli -on at a I. i-. lit lueel iim of III.' rill tiili.il. I'Ap. ll. lit., ol olher (owns nlotm this lino was riii .1, an.l s.'lill nl It. to lators making all e- I'. : . lu. -nl ,.f i ho . 1 ai Onlep a tree mnipli! of pure eliler vlnoi:ar. IIIkIkt lest llian any other vliH'Kar. We do not nsk yon lo pay for a name or expensive advertising. Tin reins :i quart bottle, 3ae a gal lon. We furnish the sample, you are the Judge. Is this fair? Ilnrvey Kastniati lirocery Co., phono 103. SOI TIIKKN PACIFIC TIMK CARI. 'Ph.. iit.slinu is l.olni; fr I "Whal has ti.'.-o nun oluoiil lor I We Made a Home Run Willi ti'iv,- M -I'S A lU II WO Jlhll'.. $1.50 wm crust noun $1.50 $1.30 Hood Snoyy fall $1.30 We aie .nnnl ol' tln-so ,.i!ik's ai-d reilainly i-nj.ix llie tMi ilent tia lc u- h i o l..r iln-ni. And Now Hold On Douglas County Creamery Butter 80 Cents Per 2-lb. Square Nice and clean nn,l alisolutcly j-u.ir.uitced. I.'os. b.irc -. r i I.- Inn.' lasl pl.inlipi: at . .ili!. w hu h ol the Lin- mark referred it t'oun.i! Il.'lll Iv of t lt.it Northbound. Name Leave Shasta Limited .. 7:30 a. m. Overland 11:00 p. m. Flyer H:35 p. ra. Port.-noseb'g local 8:00 a. m. I'ort -Ashland local 1:10 p. m. Sonthhonnd. Shanta Limited ...12:31 a. m. Overland S:l(l a. m. m. to a 1.: Hi ii "' Willi Die (spring mi at hand, the erowers ilattit the in.irkt t pritha- l in'.i. m:ws I'"'- Klyer 9:40 a. I., rort.-ltoseb'g local rj .IIH. Port -Ashland local B:fir p. m. I It will be noticed that the above Ms the leaving time of tbnae trains. No. 1 1 ties up In Roeoburf, ar- leaves here at S:00 In the morning, riving here at 10:0.'. p. ni. It forma the equipment of No. 18, which '.'0c; green stage, 64 7c. returning to Portland. sMMUUQ v& Pickett. 7 -' " ! , I' r.'.-.di In lav. i' ' - ''i'ii' i i' L. , 1 ; : l. I ' a - I'ttnnly I'. ' t .i :t of l;., I . . u- ow es it ' i ' t '..na '.i '-..e I 'u.ui.' prodtlt'ls V' :' I".".- ti lund:.. Iiong'as ' '" '"' 1'1" ' IWt. i' N'ufsed. 1 ' He t.ttiee ou are u-l! u w il h a: p..,k :u; i: bluer? If ynu i .in tnii. use i;i,, ii en,., it in '' r iftt. ' i :l Ht -iisiin ilroivry. W v luii' li p .1 them all and after veils . ;- t i. . e n; ; e m ... el husi- ii. ss i ,. ', , .l,.,,,.. .:, tai.ue.l and i:iss f,.,..s .en !, .,,, t s Mm- f'li'e . I I k Hi i::tii el's. I'.lsS SI If ''" n t"-'. Molu.i'!,' e.iune.l ami gl.is, Vo.is aie the highest Kl',1,1.. oil Hie 111 II kel In. lav W . a tisnl u I e 'y sua ran tins,. go,.ds In tvery re'. spe. I. Miiletli;.. A; Pn kells. ' (f r,illi..tt s poultry ri medics at Oa htirn's Pharmacy. I'ltere are i-niy two excuses - not reasons lor tint ather'lslng. Thcl aie lire, ins e you hate an mucl I ttiisintss .tn don't bate In.' 'Ilec.ius. I von have s . l..i. you can't affort' ' lo.' CASTOR I A For IhfuM. :i:i.1 l'..l!di-eD. The KirJ Y:;: Ki bnp Bough! Phone 195 IVikins Muildin The cue of J. 3. Milne, of Cottaja Grove, va. 9. M. Woodward, 4f Yon- call, waa argued before Judge Ham ilton In the Circuit Court here today. The auit ia for 1535 alleged to be due the plaintiff as commission on a real estate transaction. The court took the matter under advisement. Besotted with Intoxicating liquor, Delbert Parks, 15 years of age, a ward of the Juvenile Court, was found lying on the railway deot premises about 1 1 o'clock Tuesday night and was carried to the city jail. His faintly beating pulse alarmed the; officers, who summoned a physician. Nature was allowed to take Its course, in preference to premature restora tion with drugs, and about 7 o'clock this morning the boy came to his I senses. When taken before Judeet Wonacott, the boy at first asserted that the liquor which made him drunk had been given to him by strangers. Persistent questioning. however, forced the admission of the names of the guilty persons, and late this afternoon it waa stated that war rants would be issued for their nr rest. The boy will probably be sent to the state Industrial school. Let Stone tune your piano. Douglas County Creamery butter only 85c a two-pound square. Ask your grocer for it. Patronize home industry. If you want the best that's going In canned goods, call up Mllledge & Pickens, phone 195, and order "Mon ople," the One Itest. dtf Fresh vegetables arriving daily at the llee Hive. If we haven't what you want, we will get It for you (of course). dtf "I suffered habitually from consti pation. Doan'a Kegulets relieved and strengthened the bowels so that they have been regular ever since." E. Fisher's Chick Feeds and Pratt'B Poultry and Stock Remedies at Hose burg Feed & Fuel Co. ii-,. i...,. .. .. , - . ,, u u..o siKm, luiittuiii, kuuhv berries, blackberries. rasnberrlea. 51 loganberries, rhubarb, asparagus, etc. Phone 1.ri? Kftcliln nnrl ninolr rtsW'lf 111 LODGE CARD3 A.F. A. M. LAI'KKL IjOIKjU, Nu. IH. Regular meetings or the aecund and fourth Wtdncs lays of each montt, at Masonic Tam rile, corner Jnck&on Bnd Cass. Sojour mrs Invited to stiend J. W. GltOVES. W. M. W. F. HAITRIS, Sec. II. P. U. ELKS, Howliiirg Uxlge, No. o riuias regular oouiuiuui cations at the Elks' Temple oi he 2nd and 4th Thursdavs of esc I mouth. All members requested to llteild refi-lltnrlv nnit nil vllr1tt. tirothers are cordin'ly Invited to al ena. ni.vuh.it hkk.va:.n, e. r II. C. SLOCUM. ilecrelary. liKGltKIO OF IIONOIt, Mystic Lodge No. 13- .Mtels I'nil and 4tti Mon day evtnlugs nr eo'b month In :he Odd Fellow's Temple. Vltitlur members are cordially Invited to al tend. AHA LAMPSON. C. of H E. 11. l.KNOX, Kec. MAI D KirtK. Receiver EAOLKS, Itost'burg Aerie meets in Jielr hull ou Jackson St . a 1 1 r na 4th Monday- evenings or eact month, at S o'clock. Visiting breth ren In good Ftaiidlnc slwnis woii-ome u. r. i.Kivis, w. P. B. F. tiUODMAN. W. Sec Phone M 183. I. O. ). V., Itlslng Star LiHlge No. 1 74 meets In the Odd Fellows Temple every Friday evening. Vlsltlns brethren alwnvg wclenrne. R. C. AORB, N. O. W. S. POWELL, K. S. M. FICKLE. F. S. I. O. ). 1'., I'ninn Kniaiiipnicnl No. 9 Meets In Odd FellowB Tempi every Thursday evening. Visiting trethren always welcome. , E. N. EW ART, C. P. J. E. PICKENS, R. S. JAMES EWART, F. S. I. (. (. 1'., riilletarian Ixxle No. 8 Meets In Odd rellows Temple corner Jackson and Cuss 9t.. or. Saturday evening of each week Meaiher? of the order In good stand ng are Invited to attend. J. C. Mt'LVET, N. O. M. M. MILLER. F. S. V. S. FRENCH, R. S. O. K. 8., Roeehurg ("liapler No. 8 Holds tnelr regniur BQeetlng on the 1st and 8rd Thnmtlny In each month. Visiting members n cood atandiug are respectfully luvfted o attend. MRS. NOHAII FLINT, W. M. FRS JOHNSON, gee. Palace Theater F. A. LACEY, Manager EXTRA SPECIAL FEATURE Today and Tomorrow E. LUBIN'S Power of Silence INiiTWO REELS The Wings of a Moth Vitagraph Featuring Miss Florence Turner The Manicurist and the Mutt Fun in the Barber Shop JOHNNY GOES DUCKING He is Some Ducker It's to Laugh MISS HAZEL STONE The Little Girl That Makes the Picture Talk Children under 12, 5c; All others 10c Coming Friday and Saturday The Big Show, That's What They All Say SALTER. TRIO In Conjunction With the Regular Show Contractor It. S. Nichols Is now at home HK'iin nnd ready to take rare of nil work In his line of contracting, carpentering etc. Phone 388-Y. Pm9 Don't Torgei Haddox, the shoe maker. He will make your feet glad. 335 North Jackson s'.reet. Talbott's original 25c dog remedies it Osburn's Pharmacy. daw 1H5 ACltRS FOR SALE CHEAP. Or will take part trade In house la Roseburg; land situated 1 mile from Roseburg. Address Box 475, Roseburg. Nicely furnished and well-located rooms single or suite tor terms apply at desk of McClallen Hotel, or phone 2. K. V. KACAN PHONE 211 Goods Called for and Delivered THE VIENNA Dyeing, Cleaning and Pressing Works Your entire wardrobe taken care of bv exDert FRENCH DRY OR STEAM CLEANERS AH Work Fully Guaranteed 127 North Jackson St. Which we are here to make t please our many patrons with the b.tkerygoodswe bake. Our Bread Is of fir't importance we know you'll find it right, but all the other minor things will give the :anie delight. OREGON BAKERY 328 North Jackson IiOYAIj OltDKIt OF MOOSK, Rose burg Lodge No. 1037. Meets every Tuesday evening nt 8 o'clock In slnccabee hall. All visiting brothers. Invited to attend. L. W1MBHTU-T. Dictator H. 0. PAROETKU. Secy. llVllKKAHS, Itost'burg Rebckah Led. No. 41. I. O. O. F. Meeta f Odd Fellows Temple every Taesday evening. TIslHng sisters nd brethren mvlted hi attend MRS. O. L. WRIGHT, N. O. MI8S ANNA FEROU90N. Sec. MRS. LULU LINDSET. T. t. WOMK.V OF W001CR,FT, Lilac Ctrrle No 4 Meen the 1st aid Ird Monday evening of each month at Odd Ferlowt' nail. Visit-j Ing membsre in gttod standing are invited tn attend. MRS. MINNIB MATHEWS. 0. N. CLARA CAWLFIEI.D. Clerk. JF you could, you probably 1 wouldn't, because you can buy eggs and raise one. Can You Buy A $1000 IF A 257 EGG-HEN HEN? Lady "Laymore" EGG RECORD 257 1 worth floon t rich man, why Ik she not to you? Maybe she is. A hen Is worth to her owner what he can make out of her. plus his pride or possession. If he Is a fan cier, it will be more than if he Is a commercial breeder. Anvway a hen Hint gives great service bring, great returns. WHY RAISE CHICKENS? Kilher for pleasure or profit, or both. In either event, you buy the best you can get. Casa Granda White Orping tons are pleasing, profitable and per manent. Our 200 egg record Is more than double the average. Eggs for hatching now. Get an easy start Our catalog tells you how. Free for asking. Casa Granda Poultry Co. Roseburg ; Oregon WOOKMKN OF THE WORLD, Oak Camp Ko. lis Meeta In the Odd Fellows' Han m Rosebnrg every 1st and 3rd Monday rrenlngs. Vlslt 'ng neighbors lwars welcome. J. A. BUCHANAN, C. C. 11, M. MILLER, Clerk. Yes, we have it Fort Jones Creamery Butter the best in Roseburg LOUIS KOHLHAGEN PhofW 107 Cos. Stmt .a-'L-t.' .5 : Hi -e J r, i a. J ; " tfch-- f.t..ti.lifc,tst...l.i'lt.,ll.-.-. V- .... : .it... .. j-.