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Newspaper Page TextIf you need the services of a bank open an account with Cbc Douglas national Bank Where the people of this vicinity have . been faithfully served since 1883 All ate welcome and will receive careful attention and lair treatment. J. II. lUmtli. ITM ldent K. 1 l'mill, Vlie-l'reklilent II. II. NtuiVton. Wilrr II. ('. SIimuiii, Ast. t'mdiler Capital and Surplus $130.00' OU LOCAL AMD PERSONA! i I I i'l 'H"l"l"t"I A Fisher's fiour r.t B'nomr Orocerr. 4" J. H. South spent last night at bt ranch near Rucklea. FOR BALE. 4. stock, fixtures, bone, wagon. 4 Fresh honer neugat at The Rose 4 E. C. Ilenson. Receiver. Room 4. i. ComuierclKl L1UD mug. -p 4. Conlectioncry Henry lianiel. of Conn County, U spending a few days in the city. Country ham. bacon and lard. Economy Grocery. Fred Wilpm. of Portland. Is impend ing a few das here Willi friend. Come In and try our Strawberry Bank Sundaes. Palace of Sweets. Mrs. I.. 11. Kancher. of liillard spent )estertlay in the city visiting with friends. LOCAL AND I'KRSONAL Kronen berries at Galls.' Cream caramels, fresh from the kltihen, at The Hose. Ralph T. Marvin, of Pnnland. ar rived here Monday evening to spend a few days. LOCAL AND PERSONAL , , XOTIt'K TO IXlXTIt.UTOKS. Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing You have been passing our es tablishment daily and no doubt noticed we are In this business AS EXPERTS . You have Concluded to bring In that suit which really needs cleaning, but have neglected to do so. Let us save you the trouble Phone us right now. Wo call for nnd deliver. No extra charge. Jmpf.rialleaners 342 N Jackson. Phone 277. ; Sealed bids will be received by the board of directors of School District No. G, Green, Oregon, until 5 o'clock p. m., May 2.'.tli, IS 16, for the erec tion Cnrialni .u.Afiill lau filtered Don't forgot to stop at the Palace phone 4imi-L or call 532 So. Pine of Sweets and try a Cherry Hossoiu sundae - Henry IJornniiin, of Poriland. ar rived here last evening to remain fur Ray Glass, of Eugene, arrived hero p jt,u jay last evening to spend a few days on . ' . . , business. ' Henry Mai hewson. of Salem, left for , his home Monday evening to spend Frank Conn, of Portland, arrived a j,,w (javfl here last evening to spend a few days with friends. Andy Vellne, the ladles' and men s t.itinr has moved to o'M Nortn Jack- .viouidings, lancy grain unisn. Try a Mount Shasta at Galls.' C. A. Stevens, of Oakland, spent last evening in the city w ith friends. Delicious pineapple sherbet at The ' Rose. V. R. Vinson, of Coles Valley, spent last evening in the city with friends. Good Karliana tomato plants for sale. Joe K. Harvey, phone 9-F4. Ira Wiuiberly came over from Drain last evening to spend a couple of days. Get berry crates and hallocks. Wholesale prices at the Peoples' Sup ply Company. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heskett. of Myrtle Creek, arrived here yesterday to spend a couple of days. Hawaiian Coffee, freshly roasted by us, 3 pounds for $1 00. 35c per pound. Sanitary Cash Grocery. Fred Heard, of Voncalla. .arrtveo here yesterday to attend the Grand lidge sessions of the Odd Fellows. Redding plants are now ready. Mrs. F. D. Owen, florist, at Gall's confectionery store. Uhone 414. Rev. and Mrs. J. N. Mct'onnell, for mer residents of Roseburg. arrived ! Biniu (iiiinu, - street investment Co 1 "" Walters, of Portland, arrived ' here t.nlay fro,,, McMimiville to enjoy here Monday evening to spend a few , 1110 nirawuerry x,,vni jonn Mpnuun, 01 looking v.iass, ar ,),., on i)USnt.s, and completion of a frame Jr. ed the circus. Mrs. .1. J. Moore, of Cntt-iKO Grove. school building, according to plans. ' is visiting with Mrs. I.. S. Taylor for and specifications prepared by I Mr. and Mrs. James Potts, of Port- (h(1 miyI f),w duvi Charles 11. Ilurggraf. architect, land, are spending a few days in tlu - .,..,.,, rrm,v Albany. Oregon. All bids must be city with friends. I ! Thro"..WP"t ,.M '.7. . ' i acm''a1'ed-obh , Cf.u,H vhk A' D' S' Digestive Tablet, relieve hgli Bffalr. ... - "'aisiress auer eaung. ror saie uj Green, Oregon," for the sum of;Hamliton rjru. Co ' 1 Mrs. Henry Nelson will arrive here 150.00, as a guarantee that the con- Thursday from Portland to spend a tractor will furnish an approved c- K. Shlpman, of Glenbrook. nrriwd f,,w ,11VH w,n friends. ... . . . l...... .....nln. tn ...... ...I n ,,va bond equal to 00 per cent or the con- " - 'T " Mr. and Mrs. David Smith, of Port trad witiiin ten uays alter tue " awarding of the contract. D. H. Diamond, of Portland, ar- Plaas and specifications may be rived here last evening to spend a seen at Churchill Hardware Store, copule of davs on business. Green. Oregon- or at the architect's' E,ver? ? ' kbar.B?! a.fv 'i! office. land, have arrived here to spend a few days with friends. We will pay 22 cents cash pet, ! dozen for eggs for the next ten days. J. 11. Campbell & Son. George M. Godfrey, of Salem, ar- The board reserves the right to llnskPt Grocery. 238 N. Jackson St. hr, ion",y evening' to pass a reject any and all bids. 1 It v order of School Hoard No. 5. T. (1. HAVENS, Chairman. KSTELLA R. CLAYPOOL, Clerk. Uargaln Day Mondays only un til further notice. Men's suits French dry cleaned. $1.00. Roseburg Clean ing and Pressing Works. Rev. C. W. Maker, of Grants Pass, who spent yesterday in Roseburg. left for Portland last night. Rev. linker was formerly pastor of the Episcopal church here. Rig dance at Dlxonvllle Thursday evening. May 25th. Dance and sup per 1.00. Ott'a orchestra. No un desirables admitted to hall. After giving two splendid perform ances. John Robinson's circus left here late last night for Eugene. The circus ditl a good business here when the weather Is considered. Cabbage, cauliflower, kale, llrus sols sprouts and scarlet sage phtnls for sale. II. It. Church, 318 E. Com. hone 2tS. Al'TO ST AOS LINE DEPOT. Nels Rytlell, a prominent resident f..w ,iHVH with friends. ..... .......... ..... --.I in I. " .r'.r: :.L"::. Henrv Mitchell, of I.a Grande. Ore., rnwr.Z arrived here Monday evening to pass Ave.. North Roseburg p. few days with friends. Marstera Drug Co. are headouar-! . . . ' ters for squirrel polsi.n, the old re liable kind we have made, guaran SHOOT TH KODAK and send vour films to us for DEVELOPING AND PRINTING Rest work at moderate prices. Kotlnks, Eastman I'lmio Supplies. ROSEBURG BOOK CO. Roseburg, Oregon. If you have something to sell or j rent try an Adv. In the Review. Georce R. Henderson, of Portland. arrived here Monday evening to pass Dally stages and autoa for Marsh- ., ., i . ,., a few days with friends. field and all Coos Bay points, also, -u , , ', 1 Mrs. Ollie Carter, of Raker, arrived I for Peel and Millwood, leave O. W.I Try the Peoples Supply Co. plan: Mnndav evening to spend , Rapp's grocery store, 133 Sheridan hny in quantities for cash, 011r ex- relatives 'street. Ca-h" paid for produca along penses will be less, tjuality always a rew ""5S r,m,m tu6 line. i BUttl uiiifeu. iry iiiu r urui riuui. rurilltL tur iiiubii ihhi iui van Rev. C. H. Cleaves will leave here f"-, ' l"""1' BIUK' '"c al ln" next week for the Fast, where he will I'rople bupply Compan.i. 1 .. 1... ... ...... .....ml... II.. ... I ...... ..... n...,. .. C.l..ni 1 wweiiu ma ,n-M i i ' iinnini. ur ,i . iinti ,iir. iii-m i,r 1.111, ... ...in ,., To any one desirous of engaging will be accompanied by Mrs. Cleavi arrived here Monday evening to spend In the Planing mill or manufacturing ami einiuren. a tew tiays won menus. ANNOUNCEMENT. business, I will offer a one-half in terest In my business, with or with out real estate. W. L. Dyslnger. Review Want Advs. bring results YOU OWE IT To your community to patronize its Industries. Vve do not expect you to do it unless the product is equal ly as good as the foreign product, but we believe our bread to be the equal of any. Let us convince you by a trial. MODEL. BAKERY Cass Street. Time is vaiuat.e. tie careful yoa Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Galleher. of Gold don't abure It. If you are In need Hill, are visiting with their friends, of a new timi or the Repairing of an Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rydeil. old time, see the busy watchmaker, MiHS , U(,,la w,)uluff wh(lsl, s(.h()11 J. T. Hryan. hns c,m,,( lnr n,p ),.,, t Kellogg A. I.. Harlow and wife, nnd Mrs. W. arrived home Monday evening. McMullelii arrived here yesterday from .Montague, Calif. They are trav Nothing like coal for a steady. p!Zn,Coun',r,'''nr"U'',,0-k Rock Spring, at Page's. , , .. ,., . ... Mr. and Mrs. William T. Harris, of Dainty lilts Pineapple, lou will porlam, llrrjv,.,, h(.re Mn,,ay rv,.. like them, del clous, ripe pineapples d f wj,h frieni cut in dainty tld bits 1 Hi. tins. 3 for " ' 25c. Hoc per dozen, at the Peoples' Special clean up price on Del Monte Supply Company. peas regular 20c seller, now 2 cans Peter Kelly, Southern Taciflc tie- 2"- 1'lu""'B bu""'y company, tectlve with headquarters In this city. Attorney General George M. Ilrown, will return from California next week of Salem, will arrive here Thursday He was called ther on account of the evening or early Friday to attend the illness anil ueath or nis motner. t arnival. For sale, all kinds of heddlng Mrs. William Tucker, of Oregon nlants. Canterbury bells, and Pan- City? left for her home Monday even ama Exposition grade of tamRy ing after a few days spent here Willi plants. Mrs. F. I). Owen, at Galls friends. Loniect'.onery. uass St.. pnone m. Tie "l)en of Sweets" now open for xuis Kohlhagen. a local butcher, business. Soft drinks. Ice cream and appeared in the recorder's court yea- candles.. II. A. lliinsaker, N. Jack terday and paid a fine of $1 for vlo- son street. tating ine iraiiic oroinances 01 ne Mf am, Mr,.,.r. of city .vir. ixoninageii s arres.eu ,,,.,, arrivw, .rH Mt.nday even Monday. (n(, (0 viBl wjlh Mrs ,,,n ,iri jr. W. I.. Walsh, formerly connected a few days. Wltn ine n,ew. do tor ine pas, Mrs. G. l,.,-),, ;inl little daughter lo cal ... .u,.,..i. (l.iv(, H,.1.v(.l frnm s this morning 10 spend a couple of t.ahf Th( y wl )ril)al)y I1Ilkp ,,,. .. ..',, .. ' "'" permanent home in this city. McFall Paper ( ompaiiy. . O. II. Hinsdale, manager of the Gar- A bargain in 1 a 13 Dulck roadster, diner Mill Company, and one of north- In fine mechanical condition, five em Douglas t'ountv's most prominent good tires, price IJ75 cash. Motol men, arrived here Monday evening to Shop Garage. spend a few days. Mril (;,.)rt.P (;,.,,,.s. who was for We will receive orders for St. Val merlv Miss Muriel Sialey, arrived her. entine broccoli plants from Imported -Monday evening from Poriland and Mr. anil Mrs wo. People Are Now Beginning to Say That EDISON HAS THE ARTISTS - Armand Vecsey and his Hungarian Orchestra play at the fashionable Ultx-Carlton Hotel. New York City. With the Metropolitan Opera House, New York City. Edison has the following artists: l.ucrezia Rori. Julia Henrirh. Jacques Crlus, Alice Ver Thomas Cha n "rs is with the Roston Grand Opera Company, who are seed, also Mammoth I,. W broccoli, will visit her par. n, Mr an,! at nresent touring the Pacific Coast. 1'" cauliflower la e cabbage, to-- rge stale,- l, a week or ! Miss Christine Miller la with the Philharmonic orcbestra maio anu row sue ,.,ui.,s. r .. .. Wl s Trl,,.s- ,,f Suiherlin, cam. Heed Miller is in concerts, while Gulldo Clccolini is in concert with , ic r.verts, nu rum streei. OV),r lu,.s(ilv morning to assist Madame ilelba. I II. G. Wilson and C. E. Coo. both of ( oiititv clerk E II. Lenox In making Anna Case. Soprano, member Metropolitan Opera, New York, Amerl- , are connected wiih the Indian the official count "f the. recent pel rm Oneratic l.yric Soprano. , service of the I'nited Stales Govern- mary election. .auv,... v t..i,,i n,.m.Hp sTnnrnno tins nniKared . 1...... ...........I.... of..... Emmy Destinn. no.r.u.o. ..u..r ,.. ...... men.. i.-.u....... ...... A (. arsi-rs. who has n. Ir. leading musical centers 01 r-uruie auu o. ...e..Ui,u...ou Giovanni Martlnclli. Tinor, member Metropolitan Opera Co., N. Y.. a r() b) ni prominent Italian Operatic tenor. , .v . Carl Flisrh. Violin, eminent Hungarian Violinist, one of the foremost living violin players. Marie Delna. Contralto. French Operatic Contralto, well known a'-r Afcssandro Honci. Tenor, great I.a.lan lyric operatic tenor, one of visiiors ,0 the G, : the best known iving. .. .. . ,., ,hP (,irH f a J l.ilbuin n,ier school for eight we.-ks. the ex- ,,;., ttivinii to make uo their Frank Rlackahy. of Silverton. ar rived here Monday evening and will visit with Mrs. M. Scott during the Carnival. Mr. and Mrs. AiHauf, of Alllallf, are also visiting Mrs. Scott. The Preebvtcrian Ladies' Aid will serve meals during Wednesday and Thursday. Hreakrast 25c. dinner Rile, and supper 35c. Church dining room Miss Laura Hunt, of Oakland, ar rived here Monday evening to visit for the next few days with Dr. and Mrs. It. E. Hunt. Mills Andrus and Charles Lndil. cousins of Dr. Hunt from Portland, ate also visiting here Maker, the Jeweler, and agate man. lit!, Sheridan street, special prices cleaning watches, $1.00; warranted mainsprings. 1 1. 110 ; rings made agates cut, jewelry made to order. J. K. Hell and wife, of Hornhrook, Calif., arrived here Monday evening to sneiid a few days on business. Mr. and Mrs. Hell formerly lived at Sutli erlln. where the former was manager of 1 he Astor Wine Company's store. Miss Edna Josse, a sister of Louis Josse. of Salem, was married to t'lif ford Farmer, according to word re ceived here. Roth of 1 he principals or the wedding reside at Salem. Mrs. Louis Josse Is a daughter of Mr. anil Mrs. J. F. Marker, .of this city. The price Is reasonable, the qual ity t lie heat. We have eliminated for you the expensive package cost and the excesslvo profit. You get the best for 35c. Call for tha brown package coffee, P. S. C. Steel Cut. Get It at the Peoples' Supply Co. A number of automobile owners who were arrested during the past few days on charges of violating the liar flc ordinances of the city were ar ralgned before City Recorder R. I. Whipple yesterday. They entered pleas of guilty and were fined $1 each. High Rrade, High Patent Flour milled from the best Western grown hard wheat. It makcH whiter, lighter bread, more loaves per sack, it costs less per Back, and less per loaf. Re duce your living expenses by trading at the Peoples' Supply Co. Whole sale to the consumer. The remains of the late William llushnell. who was fatally injured here late Monday night, were removed to Tenmile lodav. The funeral will he held there tomorrow. Mr. llushnell was well known and the news id his tragic death was received with regiet by his many friends and acquaint allies. II. R. Turner was probablyelerted a ih-legate rrom this district to attend a few days spent a. The Dalles. They ..:., ..' ,,, ,,,nf..r,.,... ,,f V!'' ' !". 'u'.. " V J" 1. 'V 7 1..' , f : th..FU l.v Dtiti.mnhilp nm rolurn. " 7 . .. ...... . . A I' nMlfli "in A Few D's. Dickens The kind of a time )ou will have with your neighbors, if you (ail to put your premises iu order. Down The direction buildings go, if not kept painted with S. V. P. I'or iu S & W paint you get the Best Paiut Ou Earth. Duster A slick with tail feathers, that will ply all sura. nier, if you tail to use "Cedar Sweep" on floors and rugs, aud'-'loor Wipe on your dust cloth. Disinfectant A cleaner, a purifier, a germ destroyer, Non can excell, Water, Ilaxoap, Alabastine,S& W paints and va:uishes. Duty Kvcry ninn and woinaus obligation to the com- uuity, is to "Brighten Up". Are you doing it Devil The lather of all filth. Grandad of disease. Uucle lo carelessness. First cousin to the germ family. Full brother to unsightly uess. Fiicud olall unclean things. Fight him with paint, gauleu tool and primers. Don't Forget That we have a stock covering your needs for carrying on the I'-righien Up campaign. Churchill Hardware Co., Ironmongers Air-Vulc for punctures. The modern dish cloih "Mystic Mitt" the Methodist Kpisropal church al Saratoga Kurings. New York, will The displays of lioinestic Science probably leave th.-re late the present and Manual Training classes of the week for Roseburg. She should reach Roseburg high school are attracting here some time n vt week, rr.nsiiletnhle attention at ihe hands of o SI MMI It SCHOOL. Carmen Mens, soprano, nanni o,.e...c -c ... - street, while street. a ........... nnA shrnatfl Owen J Md'orniack. Harltone. leading concert baritone. Tootl Pakas llaailans. Hawaiian singers. All. k Lauder. Scottish rhara. ter, singer of Scotch dialect songs. Ellen lieach Yaw. Soprano, American coloratura soprano of phenom enal high notes. New York Military Hand. Edison Concert Hand. National Promenade Hand, and Sodr.ro's Hand makes records for the Edison, and they are real band records. American Symphony Onhetra. R.-ed Orchestra. Judas Society Orrhrstra. Vrnutinn In.t rnte.-nt ! 1 O.l.irtet. and American String quartet, are a few of the many orchestras making R. burg, sai m-ntHi for Frtlson more or Albert Couturier, one nf the greatest living cornetit the ( nil War hibit of ihe Domestic Science class Krn,,.h or to do extra studying, will is in the show win. lows ot 11. w . ,e l,. d In lien, on building beginning Strong's furniture store, on Jackson ftrt.t inn,Jay n .lime, tirades troll) GO NO FARTHER. The Evidence Is At Your Door. 4 to K Inclusive will have from to ! I 1 o'clw k mornings and lower grades 'from 2 to 4 In the afternoons. Rates .75 cents per week In advance o: $2.7.'. per month or 15 for the two months Chlidjen who have never att'-nded school mav be n-nt after cial returns, lie is making preparations lo leave lot the Easi early in June.: He will be gone for about two weeks. Mr. Turner lives In Roseburg and is -Receiver of the I nili'd Slates Land Office. I The Roseburg Concert rendered nn i other of their delightful concerts in Ihe corner of Cass anil Jackson Sis last evening The box a Were greeted, by a big crowd and I lie l-oni erl was in u.l enjoyed. 'Ihe Roseburg band is comprised of some id ihe lies! music lans In Southern Oregon, and ha.-i ad valued rapidly under the leadeiship, of Mi. Mclaughlin. IIIIEI MATIC PAIN STOPPED Roseburi; proof ir wha' you wint noon., an I will I.- curefullv looked and the statement of th.e h.ghly re- after at the sa r,.tes Par. ills, who , spected res. dent will bao.sh all doubt: d-sire that their . i.nuren ft.au ia. I William A -:i7 Miller St.. this work, phase communicate will I have I n troubled Mrs Maim llanet-oi '- r. . l. -s by my kidneys ev. r since men ial Ave , or m i oson nwi. I often g.t pains - a . i,,,.ir,.,t. of ..H...I- fine orii.t. ore making records for the great across my kidneys and al times I can Edison Diamond Dic phoncctaph Come In and hear th'-m at the Pa'are h.irdly straighten up. My knlnexs aba of Sweets an1 b convinced that Thomas A. Eduon. who alwavs makes the have this trouble. I u-e I loans hid best, baa not tailed wh.n he made the wonderful Edl-on Diamond Disc. n.-y pills and H requires onlv a box or two to fix me up in fine shape. The Edison Diamond Disc For Sale at Palace of Sweets JJlnrtZ'" Dnuhlirr OreStOls Doan s Kidney Pills the same that Mi Lewis had. 1 o-ter Mllburn to. Pnipi . Huffalo, N. Y. GASTORIA For IafanU and Childrea In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears s W - i Signature at The drawing of muscles, the sore ness. Btilfnesa and aK-.nlzmg i.ain 01 rheumatism quickly yield lo Sloan's Liniment. It stimulates circulation 10 the nalnful part Just apply as directed to the sore spots. In a short time the pain gives way to a tingling seriratlon of comfort and warmth. Here's proof --"I have had wonderful relief since I used your liniment on tnv knee. To think one application gaie nie relief. Sorry I havn'l space lo tell you Ihe history. Thanking you for what your rem-dy has done for me." James S Kerguson. Phll ada, Pa. Sloan's Liniment kills pain. 10c. at druggists. ',v; IHAMOND ''V" PINK A1TLK is ht-alilifu. K ViVJ'l" ani' t'lii'itius, avt it H trial 'ami uo convint'eil Neely & Neely Cass SLreet, Opposite the P. O. Quick Service We have capacity and are prepared to serve 250 persons an hour. If your time is limited, eat at the Cafeteria. Quick Service, Quality, Quantity and Variety. Ufc Cafeteria Phone 61 122 Cass F RESH VEGETABLES Our stock of seasonable Vegetables . Is fresh and complete at all times. A full stock of Diamond "W" Canned Goods Lit us fill your order for flour and feed, (iarden seeds of all kinds. THE- CASH .STORE ' VOi; CAN CHOI KAI'KVSKS considerably by buying your meuU at this market. Not at the mtcririre of quality, either. You'll find cur meats choice, prime and tender. No better to bo hud anywhere at any price. Hut we buy direct and In lar,; quantities and ae thus enabled to cave you con Blduruhle of your meat ruonoy. The Cass Street Market LouU Kohlhagen, Prop. 107 West Cast Street, We Expect You To be somewhat hurried, this week, and we also expect to answer the phone pmniply, and to fill your on'crs promptly, uo matter how rapidly you speak or how lonj; the li.-t. We Will Attend To Business First ai:d celebrate when we can. Pickens Rrothers IRKINS L-'uiLDING PHONE 191 Moving; Time Pianos and Furniture, Moved, Packed and Stored Local and Long-distance Hauling II. J. Dcnn Transfer and Storage Co. Ml. Diablo, bitter cement than all the rest.