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niii utt it uoi -c 4. In IKiiiU iouoi). 4" . T 1 M Kr.d 1, Strang The !.:'- 1,1 1 lor a ret ord lu.iktiiK nop (or marlv nil kinds of .r.ul in I'o'l.: as Couiitv tins roiuini; f.til and wmt.i an of the I'thi ui a , ... .1 11. .tin i.-.o l ti' iiliu-uai dtv M-a-ull tit 1!'- it'i'.hiik' V-ir had wr.it h tt do w.li. n.lmiiic the l'.M". ft. Ill .To;-, .il. t :t til' 1 ft I r folio )iK vtaH a o -nort i-f 1n1ii-l.it t . the ui . .tit i :t a !:uie 11 .it in a 1 hi( It -f'i somewhat troiii th"' w.-alher t nmtit ion- Id-- pa-t winter weather ;t-, r. il wh..t the fruit needed, uuir 1 w 11 !i I he !.);! 't in w.-.iil. ft dunn 'Minnti time for I idiin tt u:i pm )-'! anil disease 1 ev eiit .mi. follow d ! an aliM'ti"-'1 .i kiMin. irti-i- win h . atiM'il heavy )o.-t t 1 11 fimt mMU'Iis noi t li iii.il Miut'i t-l li I- tion, evelleiit w . .,' h r uii lit ioiis ! ni a ..i 1 e 1 it 1.1 i r 1 - l l'ruin- tn d.tr. l-i In all mn lion of the ttniu!.. ah:io--t without ex-' t't ion 1 .n. 11. . h...We-t 4 1 1 i Hi i'.irs I 1 u n divers are iiom i.tv-.l to their i .it'.n it a tut in. Ii itl inns art' that n .1 n lifw .1: v 1 t s will I .0 to I" built l-' l '-I'll now and n.t f .1 II to haiulle their rr., s and ait.lilitin.il urtlt r I ndoubtedlv the I u : drop wilt be le this year than fothii-rlv. a- Hit1 prunes are t nuirt' firnil Willi fainv fcood iin--..ts t)I th. Hrlti-di embargo u I h.-in: limd iiet fall. pi uiie l.'i wi s trt-.ii. t the h.'-i nl prfies. all.1 only U h.avv loss ill).' Id tin1 brown lot diseae ; ii" a t tit Mand In Hie u( luntl.if t'imnt till" i-ar hal -flini; in t!u- n.-KhS.T-IhmmI of a niillitut .hilt.it pnuif top Tin' hff lat nar ilui- In thiw i1is. ;im' in this s;. lion .t- iii!iM'n.i!ii'!i -s- I I mad .I at p-i t. nt. an.) w ;ili ;i in in h liiri-r t ri' t hit los- in th frut 1 (truttrm will tinluuttr.llv he i"'rh nuT' If the lns'nt litt-t luttli of no t mt li:lili.u 111 is tlitca-t' ;trt nut lollou fil i iii'i iilly l t he ro -t rs As innM of tlif hrt n rut in ftttion ilrvf!tiis nn tin fimt ti'itr Us II I at 111 if i . ;tn1 aMi-r t ln f ir-t -;irU full rain in Si'i'ttMiiht-r. ?-.ra 1 n: t h.irnuj:'i 1 with Hn t-n 11 inixl ut 4 i - ."ii n nmn 1 li Ix-fitrt' har st 1111; time i- tlit must important Mra 111 cuilru lii'K this tiisfastv T!' ns ft.-, pt ar ami t ln-rry t-rop will juirpa-s that of l!it l.trt;.' I:M I crop. hilt' flMTf w ill hf n rather larne in. tease in Im arnit: a- reai; this year. a the (rets are siill tinii; tt Ua not n yet material;) aMeritMj t he early out put of t he-e f ni its Howe t r. the pi a. Il . rop a l"n-' t roes the e epnun in tia inn it lighter crop, due to a tu-ay one lat I he fruit fii.tusii v In I toutas i'onnty lias Nvn taking on ne life in its liorti. u'tural development It is no! (hat of a houlii peiluil. hut tile fruit sto'r are now pla. -inn it on A Mioilk. stfit.lv, hu-iness hasis Oiir to luin.lietl 9-htpment of nur ery stotk have U-t-n plaiitej in the pafl vtiutor an J I : . ii K Mt-M u( thi-e ffiipwunis .ri lor partu ai rea.i !!;.. -A in th fruit tn si n-. theieh lit U,ulillatll;l tiieir faith ID the iiit.i-ir In a i l.iioii th. y art ;ulut't iiik (.titer in.-ihuJ.- in t h or- tut t .1 pi .1. 1 1 - i-1 pt 'irn u . ulti a t urn. s;-1 a iht. . h . r , - ui.i;. 1 11 onl r C 1 IhalKM I..eie (ill las r I 11 1 1 the unit kiu.l t!:.i! r.nnns a profit a prt s nt an it w lit r t turn a greater pro: it uii'i 1 t. tit r mai ket .utc t on- tilUOIl-. See what the Cem mercial Abstract Co. has to ay of 4The DAn of a Ntw Day," 0:1 pajje 10. "l Hf;VIN(i MU.HtY" E-T nlYtttltiic ltir' at the 4 MaJ.i.lK Tuuigllt. Jfr iH-H-M-i-i-r-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-r-r-H CAST MiM'il NiIk Clara Kiuit:iU YonnK il'T Mother Ina H rook a Tt .1 Yanlewer ...Chettr Harnett Tt 'I frier..!. James Sweeney . . Wil liam W Jefferson Kr n- li Count . . til tirop Cha'nber lalii Wor'.il KU ni t 'or purat ton prtt-nts ttie f;e reel ihotoi'iav "Mtrryin toiie in u fueti C'ara Kim da II Y on im if starrftl. hae.l upon the sui t t-sff ul pKn of the raine name Theo.loi 'iin.tfet-r a rut James S eent-v are t wo youiiR law y.-rs w it ho it t ilunts. TtuiiH are going ha.ih with them. atiJ whon they are at tlit- low ,! t hh. i iM-otlore Yan I v r et;? a not u e t hat h !. one of t tie ht-irs to his rieh uni-lf's t s 'ate. Theo.l i r.- 'aloleeer Is rut the onlv hi ir. He tias a ri. li cousin An h.e, w ho in also natm J as an heir Thou t he tl! w as a great tlis- ftppolotmeDt, Theodore and Swetitv are fai Ironi dlt-ourai(t-d Ttiry vy their creditors and find ttuit tuey fctill have Tou left. They deter mine thfD to go tu huvkville. a (ash tunable sumnier reitort. They arrive at Kockklllt a ii J a.-piy for rooms at the hotel. They find that a mag nificent suite has al i ea.l l .-n en gaged hy Coil-1 it Ar iiif and his mother. ho have not yet arrH ed The hotel elerk. i- lieini that Theo dore is to he in Ar.tues part-, wives Theodore and Seney part of the utite This fait .iin rtiody in horktllle to beh. - that Theolore is ru-h and. thertftu.. tlie amhuions mothers of the p:.-itv g.rls at liork- llle consider h 1st) a 1 1 eat cat h. A moli e t he iris at I lie hut el t Mildred Nile; ! is the daughter of a man known in all the papers as the King of 1 Sir-t-t " He i reputetl to be worth a fatmlous sum. As it happens Mildred and Theodore are iitimediatflv drawn to each other, and Mrs Silt looks with fa tnr upon Theolore. thinkintf him ri. h Meanhilf the Km; of Wall Str--et" i.s enca-J-d in some disas trous sp.-.'iilatio'" m N-w York. An other Miitor of '.M-itt d s is a Count, w horn Mildred s. mother also liken because Of his trie He. of toiirse. is nnn -ina'lv It .-r -st.d in Mildred's money, but Mildrt 1 1 him. eent-y, ht n he ters sland b . t n diMred. urg,-s Tl..o! with her before ; not rare for how mat .tilore anl to elope finds out that he . ;.entiil .-s. S.wene i' in a par ti, tilar hurry, a tl.e . u-h is fast tht 11 Matt. - to from h;id to wor-e in Wall str. . t wlih Mr. Sties, nd finally he lo-e every rent. H ro'iies to Kokv! if 10 break the news to his wife Sh-- pro-trate 1. I'.y this tin;e Mildred and Tt'.--odore have be.omo ensaced. ea h one thinking th. other riih. When Mrs. Ni'.. s h. ars of her hus- , neAfae fir , IT- t-5 ? ill ' i.-v vlr-v-' IiSl nnw .. k on MilJ-:..-t..lor.' 1. for. ' !.-:m liil, nr. thv Jew ro :: t'.l'.ii Lf must So It tia:'v.-ns at TiiK i !kst;c thi: vtku Ti'Nw.ht band s failure red td.tpinc w w the n.s is nia i. Sweeney gives T:. niainint: tiollars. ! elop1 or co broi.- that Mildred and T -odore tdope in Mr N.les car. t ... h havtns a fals impression of t!.e oi'.cr. Aft. r they have tone. At. -Me Yan de et-r and his n ot Ir r nrriv e. and. hearing ab.mt Theodore having lived in Crir suite. t-:..i e him with beinc a p. nr.iless itnpo?:- r In.ii'.ediateiy h M rs. Nile a i S ee ney try to i at. h t he t loperc to ; r v t nt t he n.ar riiite. Th -v do not Ml.ietd. hO'A- evt-r. and Mildred an! Theodore are marru d. r this time 1 ': odore has no noru left. He ,.-;--s,s to Mildred and s-.e fonfesst- to !-.::n. Thoy are in a .i January a- :o how the wnl be ab e to w e. Y. r. . he ri. h un. ir- s la w er arm e a:, i telis Theodore tr.al thete was a 1 t odi ;1 to tV- will Na v -.rs that ir. the e ent of Theodore's n.arr ,i;e he -hoi: d r-- e : v e or..- n , ! 1 1 o n o 1 a r s lt.it t h. . fa.t was to be a se ret u:.:;i aftt r n,arria:e. so that no w 0:11a n w 0.1 d n arry Theodore for hi? n.oiu y. We are at home in our enlarged quarters, better situ ated than ever before to serve our many friends and customers with BETTER GOODS, for less money. New goods arriving everyday. When you visit Roseburg come in and see for your self. Bargains in every line. jr : J. C. Penn e y Co. Inc. On Cass Street, Opposite the New Post Office and Federal Building The Finest Office Building South of Portland Modern in Everv Detail . rf rr X- a Fr Pr bg. gr 2 22 m w W -; mm : We Give City Service All Night Janitor and Watchman Ask Anv Tenant As to Our Service Rosebura's coming new railroad and sawmill will fill the Perkins Building to overflowing. There are a few choice locations left. Better secure modern quarters before it is too late. Roschny. Oregon. Ls Street J. W. PERKINS, Manager IjoscbinyA)rcgon. Cass Street