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Newspaper Page TextCbe Douglas national Bank Roscbura, Oregon Capital Stork, Surplus, - S lniK(iio.rn iO.ti'JU.OO Ins We have mown to l,e .at ,. j,. ,v pMn -li.-, . ar. liil an.l .ump.-t, m. Yl. man uur bi.s,,,.., I.ut ... al-o confld-me. Ui- .,i u tll (,,,. ,,,;. tl.ii with us as our ru-luim-rs. ami lo ,; with u. for ,. tAiMM-t lo so i-i.udiK forar.l. We rshn.l lo you nil III.- a.h:uinm.r ,, ,:,.,.,.,. l,allk.1K liiMiliiliiin. (all nml . II.. "THt OLD RELIABLE"- REMEDYforMEN von saij-:. AT ORluG JTl, OH T FR:M PtANTrs 9J HENRY SF " t WARE O 7-4 1 He iiV MAlL60t ENRY ST SOOCIVN N IT IMITATIONS OUR SPECIALTY FOR E. jjfSa ARTICULAR X i saflfV. PEOPLE -j-' AITO STAtiK LINK lKIOT. I'iuly Maui's ami autoa for Marnh fleM and all Coos Hav points, also for Peel and Millwood, leave G. W. Kappa Kroi-t-ry store, 1 3;i Sheridan street. Czh paid for produce along the line. 1 he thrmifss man who fans; nolhinK for his personal iip -arance 1 always steers clear of our establish-' nieiit, but 1 he progressive business ' men, I Men Who Do Things And pride themselves on the neatness! And attrariiveness of their elnth-si lire our customers. We make a ; specialty of fleanini: and presin ; clothes for pariicular people, ( nine; In and let us clean you up and start j you out on the road to prosperity I and happiness. IMPERIAL CLEANERS ! 'n .my The Pe I.aal automatic oilinff cram separator. For terms see John C. Sinner, at Farmers' Feed Shed, Rose burg, OrcKon. Phone 277 342 N. Jackson St. AXNOl XCKMKNT. Tn any one desirous of ensain? In the planing mill or manufacturing business, 1 will offer a one-half in terest in my business, with or with out real estate. V. L. Pysinser. SHOOT TH KODAK and s'-nd vnur films to us for ' in: i:i,n'i(; wu hunting It. st work at moderate prices. Kodak. l-i;ivtti:ati IMiuto Supplies. ROSEBURG BOOK CO. Koseburg, Oregon. YOU OWE IT To your community to patronize its Industries. VSe 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. LOCAL. AND PERSONAL. Fisher' flour r.t K'onomy Grocery. A. D. S. Dlgeetlve Tablet relieve distress after eating. For sale by Hamilton lrug Co Mrs. Alice Kenyon. of Portland, is viMttnu lu re with her daughter, Mrs. A. A. Wilder. IteddiiiK Wants are now ready. Mrs. V. l. Owen, florist, at Hall's confectionery store.. Phone 414. M'-s. I.. J. Smith, of Walla Walla, arrived here last evening for a visit with friends. I..,,.,..,!., t.i 1U1-1 Iii.i.L- rni.Ut.ir In fine huh lianical condition, five pood tires. Prire 21't cash. Motor Shop t'larace. Frank Netiner, w ho had been at tending Willnniette 1'niversity. re lumed lo re last evening for the sum mer. Bargain Pay Mondays only un til further notice. Men s suits French dry cleaned. $!.. HnseliurK I'loan iiiK and Pressing Works. Mrs. M. PeVaney and daughter. Miss Florence, left this morniiiK for San Francisco, where ihey will spend the next mouth or two. Cabbage, cauliflower, kale, Hrus sels sprouts and scurh't sane plants for sale. 11. It. Church, :!IS K. Com. Ave.. North Koseburg. Phone J. K. Williams and wife returned from Oalilanit last evening, where they attended the funeral of Peter McKinney, an old time resident there. Time Is vaiuat-.e, be careful you dou't abuse it. If you ure In need of a new tliui or ihe repairing of an old time, see the busy watchmaker, J. T. Bryan. R N. Sironi:, of Portland, state su perintendent for the Oregon Life In sura nee Company, is spending a few ! ' "re a -tst ing the local repiie- sentative to become established. Pave Ctriffith. of Sheridan street, is 'plnnniiiL' to take a trip early in June to Penver, Colorado. He will be gone several months and will visit many of his relatives. ltalph Waldo Kden and wife and Mrs. James King, of Central Point, arrived here last evening by automo bile. They are on I heir way home afte ra few das passed at Portland and other northern cities. For sale, nil kinds of bedding plants, Canterbury bells, and Pan ama Kx posit ion grade of pains v i plants !rs. F. P. Owen, at Gall a Conf'-i lottery, Cass St.. phone 414. J. P. Petri, of Camas Valley, v ho h:id he.-n to St . Mart in Springs. Wash,, fur several weeks, ret urnrd lore last evening. She was accom panied 1v her twu dauvhiers. who had heM attending St. Marx "s Academy, at Portland. West Side Grocery, all stock, fixtures, hore. waitou. K. C. Benson. Receiver, itoutn 4, Commercial Club Hldg. ..T....!.. T,.T..T.J,.t..,.T..T..t. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Vhy Shamed by Blotchy Skin If you a:e a uff.-r r fnnu rfrtia or U...-I.til, J.Lup rk.iu. joj know Jul Il;it II I...U tu ttuit tiltUllhtltiUh-, 1 k- :iul ! lutw iii-out in tli ,1 tuimm'Tt aiil o;t.tt!Hli- H 111- nit. MiU U tllllr .H1 tlrtn .-.1 u. to il. mirror mi l wii.li.it lh.it .ur 'km Mi.l-1 N III. tuluT pi'-il ttint J-.ll "Mil limit a l.l.-Illlntl. '1 lllH lI) Try a Mount Shasta at Galls C. A. Pratul. of Garden Valle. was in the c:ty es:eiday on bunus. Conn in and trv our Strawberry Hauk Sundaes. Palace of Sweets. G. J. Uoth. of Portland, arrived here Sunday evening to spend a few das. I Curtains ca.et till lamutered j Phone 41MI-L or .:.!! So. Pine j II. 1. Pyer. of Portland, was a visitor in the city for u fw hours es terday. St. Valent ine broccoli plants for ' sale. H. It. Church, North Koseburg. Plume 2s:t. Mr. ami Mrs. William H;tll. of Port land, are spending a It w da s in the city wiih friends. Andy Veline, the laoies" and men"? tailor, has moved to ;;7 North Jack son street. I.un, -t HtiJ iir ure a Uttt ..f -t ..t nil ktu r.-iu..ll. lir.- I l.ttin. In a nhuit l:i.ii- ,.ir fk'ii vHt Ih as h vHv.'i. I'i-ll..' Ill liti.l h-l t.T H l't!! t.nirtV on eur t.. in l'Hk g'jiirrmttf. Ask a!" Htmut 1'. L. Lk Mlp, LLial kt'L-i' thj skm Lialtti). the Stamford ii in Skin itemed? Keil V. rubs riiurmucy. People Are Now Bcinnin to Say That EDISON HAS Till: ARTISTS ,ca:'o. arrived here la-l evening for a i visit with their son. It. W. Cilbert.l and family. They were exceedingly . h:tppy to met t again after several i years' separation. The parents were 'accompanied by Mis Inez t'ochejan. 1 ;iKd of Chicago. i I Maurice lit nderson and wife, of San Francisco, left t his morning for Fu gene on their return home via steam- ' I er from Pottland. They were here about a week enjov ing a v acation ! w iih Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Henderson I I he formers parents, and a I so with relatives of Mrs. Henderson. Grants Pass Courier: Pr. ami Mrs., ' F.d. Itywnier returned Sunday from ! an auto trip to itosehurg. They were in the puiiL-las (otititv tapital (luring ttie prui;re;-s of tin St raw berry (at -nival, and ihev state tliiit good cheer ami an excellent coin nit in it y spirit among the pen pie of lto-.ebiitg mad the visitor glad to be with ihein. and dp' PI M- Hum Armand Vecsey and his H.i:.i:.ir.an Op l-'-.i RHz-Carlloii Hotel. New York t in. With the Metropolitan o,-e:a -fi N' following artlst: l.untia I'-on. .1 lii i II-:-i.i-. J!' 1 let and Arthur Middleton. Thomas Chalmers is with ti e Po-Wm at prest-nt touring the PatiM Co...-t Miss Christine Miller is with Cie Heed Miller is in enm- rt,, v..,:..- i Madaiiio Melha. Anna Case. Soptano. rtien.! can Operatic Lyric Soprano. Kin my P ftinu, Snpr.nK. I' In leading musical cent rs ot F'.n New York, Oiovanni Martinelli. T- n . proniim nt P-t'.lan 0eratic no: Carl Fles. h. Violin, etiiin nt lining violin players. ( Marie pelna, Contralto. abroad. A'.ess-andro Ilon' l. Tenor, en it "a :..n the best known living. Carmen Melis, Soprano, Italian r , ; America and abroad. Owen J. MrCorn.a. k. Pa',,-J.e ' ' ' - ' TootI Paka Haw aii-ms. H.. ..i: .n - - " Allck Laml'T. S-ntti-li . hat. i ' , " ' Kllen peai h Yaw. Soprano. i.r. ' enal high notes. New Yo-k Militarv I'-an 1. Kdlson Concert M.n 1. National Promenade Hand. ' Sodcro's Hand makts r- '-o:l f -r 'V records. American Svmphonv Op 1. tra. H I Or he-tra Judas So' Jety Or hestra Venetian lustrum tital 'J-.-rt American String tjuarttt. a:'1 a ; " records for KdUon. Al!ert C(nit'ir:r me nf t'. T ' A!o hunrlrerls of nt r f :'rt-- ;r Kdison Diamond Pic Phf.n..gr:-t 1- ' of Swt-ets and be eon vim . d tV t 1 V - . - ' r bf st, has not fal'ed w V.t n l.e n.j !. tie w - ' : The Edison Dicmcnd Dhc For Sale at Roseburg at the fashionable :tv. Ktlison has the - t ilus, Alice Ver Company, who are aniionic Orchestra i is in concert with New York, Ameri- . i!n, has appeared . .t.in opera House, u . n Co., N. Y.. a ut.t of tlie forenio.-t . ri. w i; kno n ,!, t" nor, one of . 1 known both in tit songs, .itio of phenon. a-e real ban 1 -I 1 ctra makln? ., !- for the grerit at the Pa'ae . ;i' a a !- the - tnonl PlSf. Palace of Sweets Oregoii WHAT OUR NEIGHBORS IN CALIFORNIA SAY. Pasadena, Cal. "I want tn extend to you mv heartfelt Mint! lea f,.r Ih. 'i'JX lK-nihta tk-rived 5 1 ' ., from the use of your uiciluitH's, or the kiti'l -rt ! and KorM advice tJf'- obtained. I aui a iff', . proud mother. I hM 1-en a ' , , ' r frri-ai su;;trt-r; i: if, ' three time-, I w.t f i. . . ill : p;Vc Up t., (ij. the last time iK-in f; :r inotulis a;-o. I tl'K tort-d w it)i sev-r .1 ti,r-i hut ohtaincil ihj re1 iff. Was Vnl lh;it a-i oi-ention won! 1 cfTi t a cure, u Fu'.mhKd to one, 1 :.t th:; pt-ncl h'm a'.l t!:e me-iiri'-i I had t.iki-:i n-.t Itenetn ia!. I 1. 1,:. lined, a:;d ,t.irti 1 at once taking ' 1 tvonte l'r. scrip'-iou.' "1'ei.- mon'.i n. i t'ic th-tori at.d mir-e i.c.d ;t v.'.-.:! ! U a y ;-.t t tin, re liefore I w.idd Ih: ::'.:e to ': tv.v 1 r.i wot S; , and, '.f co'.:r-;c, I th ry if as I was imt ; t, walri le fiK.r for s-vrr d wci-ks. I ' lc I ) i i: v n:i 1 m v across t: a:n now t) cue f ir ny ci: .'.Irvii and I d r.ot fet-1 .it t;'.oe;:li I f .i'A rvt r t!l enou.di fnr the l- i;-ftM I h.i .c r--cei-.fd." M;.s. M vin.i.i,:; K.'i-i-, i ( So'it'l P.ivid'- rt Ave. Why tun i. 1 ativ wr .i;t r' v';-r, t'J nrry, t ! .td a r.wri1.!" t 's!. ti' f, vh'-n !t. Pi n-'t 1 .4nr:'e J V - - r i i n i w.d b" tlr.i.-.'ists, uihcr U i t c-r 1 r--i:.l f.nn. i S; e fr :; :. lo cf.n"i!t Pr. Pierce 1-y 1 Vcr, jtt , r-irr-(-ndencr rs l. 1 1 a uri. ;.rivte j and fcatrcty o;iii'It-!it:. l. ?"n 1 thr'-e d;:n5 f or s'.tti.) f-r ruuhrig ch ir'-s to Ir. Pirrrr's IiiVHiid. JV.d, Ifl..:.,, N. Y., and ou re reive a copy of the "Coriinion Ser WtviiuU Advuej," all cbara pre paid. j Oliver S. It row no. of i rants Pass, arrived here Sunday evening to spend a couple of dav s on business. i Don't forget to stop at the Palace of Sweets and try u Cherry Bossom sundae. Mouldings, fancy grain finish, wide cedar, and cedar posts. Page Investment Co. It. It. Wood, of Oarden Valley, ar rived here yesterday morning and 1 spent the day looking alter business matters. The "Pen of Sweets" now open for business. Soft drinks, ice cream and candies.. It. A. Hutaker, N. Jack son street. Quite a number of people visited the cemeteries this morning w here they improved the appearance of Ihe graves of their dear ones. Marsters Prug Co. are headquar ters for squirrel puisiia, the old re liable kind we have made, guaran teed and sold for years. Most of the decorations used during the Strawberry Carnival here were' removed yesterday from the business streets and stored by the Carnival column tee. They will be utilized again next year. j We will receive orders for St. Val 1 ent iue broccoli plants from imported seed, also Ma in moth L. W. broccoli, winter caul it In wet . la'e cabbage, to mato and cow kale plants. Fletcher A- Kvtrts. loj Flint strett. j Sheriff Ceor ge Quine went in Myrtle Creek yesierdav to replevin some cat-. t le belonging to K. V. Weaver, w ho , lives near that place. It is understood ihe cattle were being held by a man by the name of McAllister. j Plain Herald: Pete Matomt and fain 1 1 act ninpanied by M iss Kim ice Post, motored to Koseburg he-t Siit lurdav and from there they went for a' isit w it h Mrs. Mat toon's brother, Wm. Peekley. Metlford Tribune C. K. Hooper, of Ashland, and J. L. Pemmer, of Med ; lor d. have ret m n-d from Koseburg where they attended the drnnd Lodge I. a. . F, They report a lartie at tt ndance and a roval entertainment by Koseburg peuple. J I lids for the const met inn of t he ' Happy Valley bridne will be opened bv i the county court here Ihilisday. II is understood that several bids have been received by the court . i w o or three of the number being submitted by Portland firms. The Iltg Item! Valley in Washing ton is credited with raising the finest hatd wheat on the coast. High Flight Flour is milled from the cream of this high grade wheat by the ;tt.-t pat etll ploeeSS. Yot i:el beHtr bte;el. it iii-is you . if mi u-e Hi"!. I "I I -III Fh.Uf. I'enples' Sllpplv Co.. di.i t ibulors. J.-lin W. Parker, v. ho was" in i liarr. of the traw!,etr di !av duntii: ih- re' etii t "a rn i at -' i da v b l an t be .ta-k of renovating the t-xlohi; build 'itiL- mar the d. pnt A soon a the wutk is coinpleied a ptimanent ex dibit of mm pel j-iiahle products or the I'mptpia Vallev will be ari.ti-..'! there. Whether or rwi the !;.-. -bui g on 'Hi b.iTld W 111 dl .h.tl.d Will be tlee.d- d at a meet ing of the o- at; i a' mti tn be held here this evenilU'. 'i'le- haml j Olie of th" b. -t in Snlpli' mi -ot- and should have the it"i ' ot -1 penple nf till- V K llllt I 'tl'e ' lii- r,M I- fivetl I'll b.'t"! HI pa-'- ; Into hi-'orv wiih'n ti.' next t I Weeks. Mai -M'. Id II. ' '-.-I L.i.e man-, j atimii. r bnne t M .? of 1-1 wa- d. pi' te.l I;,-' ni. li' b 'If l ui-it mti nt nt 1. n:n la - i M'la ' ' ' 1" of w h I.' v 1 1 ! i lambd in jail. Wh. n 1ai I .1 W I ar'r t ie-t loll, ll h:lll !hi- lli'i'l 1" P 1 - -Mid b- h:..! V d , i'noij re-olt' mil aT'd i' - ' -d nf .r. . hi - -liplv until th- F h t,f It ) , Hit. rid' d. "'I - fn tn !l : i i I ... . he W. ii' in i- - f.i'l:! pi-O . Oil n"h PlOTl' -"eer ;,t d V " 1 . i t. i j LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Krocn berries at tialia.' Country ham, ft aeon and lard. Economy Grocery. J. C. digger left for Portland yes leitiav. after a few davs passed here on business. P. S. C. Steel Cut i of fee In the brown pat kaue that's the best. C.et :t at tin Peoples' Supply Companv. II. N. Starr, of Portland, arrived here last evening lo spend a few days on business. Kuv th" best, get wholesale prices Satisfaction and a saving guaranteed at the Peoples' Supply Company. Lester Wimberly returned to his home at Plain Sunday, after attend .ng the carnival here. Nothing like coal for a Btead ihe. A.-k about the genuine Pea oik Hock Sprints, at Page's. H. T. McClallen left for C.ardiner Sumlay e i-ning. alter a few days .-pent here with his family. Hawaiian Coffee, freshly masted by us, 3 pounds for $1.00. Sac per t pound. Sanitary Cash Grocery. j Pert Itelieti, or Portland, arrived here recent I) to spend a few days visiting with his cousin, J. O. ltelieu. i I Kwiy day Is bargain day, all goods strictly fresh at the Spot Cash llasket Croi'C.y. 2:S N. Jackson St. S. S. Joseph sou expects to spend next Monday in Alhanv attending a meeting of the Grand Chapter of M asotis.' Mrs. J. C. Higger and little daugh ter have returned lo their home at 'irnnis Past after a few days spent here with friends. A man Moore, ice president of the Oregon port land Cement i onipanv and K. W. Marsters, county judge, last evening held a conference and discussed a I some length the char acter of the material t hat it Is pro posed to use in paving Ihe Kdcnhowci road t his summer. Mr. Moore is a strong advocate of crushed rock and he so intol uied Judge Mai's lei s last night. Kids for improving the Fd n bower- road have already been asked and a ei ua I work on the project will probably bei:in some time in June. Crants pas Coiiri r: A reunion for Jtid -e II. L. Kenson ami his old time pupil was held on the lawn at the home tif Mrs Louisa I Mxon last Sat unlay night. The jurist was the gttesi of honor and held the center of at traction, everyone calling up incidcnis of the pan in which he was cop cerneil as their teacher. A lnn:e table was "piead on the lawn and dinner w as served to t bin y-fiv e penple b daughters of graduates under .ludce Itenson. and whom he called h "grand daughters." After rimm-i speeches were made, and ihe limnm d i.-ue-l a--eired his he il t-rs that he ap pret iated the tribute from his old line friend After the dinner ihe gtieru assembled in the house and spent tin remaining time looking over old pc hires and recalling old times. If you are interested in purity first KG BAKING POWDER is what you should always use. There are many other reason-; why but try 11 can and see for yourself. As I i Mi I.. f'i A'". I'll:- l:t... - i-i - i. '1 vh lj ... .1 iiM.fl I If t J ! V ! , ,;. not . X f" ' ' 1 " ' I ' ' "t !! : ...!. t.-f "" )-. i- 1 f n Ii.. ..ulf Law );;,;. ..( t.. I VUm Your I IftvA Grocer I M a i CASTORIA For lafanu and ChilJrea In Use For Oyer 30 Year3 Signatur. at LEST YOU FORGET Apple Thinners Now is the time to use them and our stock is O. K. Priced at 35 to 85 cetits. Electric Irons How is your "Hot l'oiut" laundry iron. Remember we will exchange a new for au old oue and allow you one third for the old one. Maple ( Wood Lunch) Sets I Waxed ( Lunch Paper ( Just the thing fur that picnic or auto trip, i table cloth, 6 napkins, 6 plates, 6 salt and pepper dishes, 2 meat platters, 6 side dishes, 12 maple spoons. All m neat carton for 25c. Wrap your sandwiches, bread, cake, etc. in it and keep it fresh. Will not dry out and be tasteless, fine for covering jelly glasses or food placed in refrigerator. Inly 10 cts. per pkg. Churchill Hardware Co., Ironmongers "Mystic Mitt" the finest dish washer helper ou have used. Tor quick niakirg of delicious rXpjjp deserts and jellies we can recom- P,WS n,c,ld DLAMOND "W" Jelly Neely & Neely Cass Su-eeC Opposite tha P. O. Quick Service We have capacity and are prepared to serve 250 persons au hour. If your lime is limited, cat at the Cafeteria. uick Service, Quality, Quantity and Variety. U)e Cafeteria Phone 81 122 Cass pRESH VEGETABLES Our stock of seasonable Vegetables Is fresh and complete at all times. A full stock of Diamond "W" Canned Goods Let us till your order for Hour and feed. Garden seeds of all kinds. THE CASH STORE VOlt CAN CHOI' KXI'K.VHKH considerably br buying your meats at this market. Not at the SHrrlfice of quality, either. You'll find our meats choice, prime and tendnr. No better to Ihi bud anywhere at any price. Hut e buy direct and In Inrce quantities and ae thus enabled to save you coo. slileruble of your meat money. TEe Cass Street Market Louis Kohlhagcn, Prop. 107 West Cass Street. "Don't be a Goose" He wise and orde r y ur goos. berries now. We can promise you nire, clean I'mit and the price this year, warrant'; ynti in be'ng libcial with the supply. Pickens Rrothers E.HKINS L'lllLlllNr. PltONfc 10 ; mCTnraaiijrMtfCTaftra Moving Time Pianos and Furniture, Moved, Packed and Stored Local and Long-distance Hauling II. J. Dcnn Transftr and Storage Co. Mt. I)iablo, better lenient than all the re. :e.