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LOCAL AND PERSONAL. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. The Douglas National Bank Capital and Surplus $130,000.00 Once you open till luuik, (lie tatn-r fur plve you to In IiimI for t!i IwnkiMK liuines. Iiiimii- litil iirvtr old. Conn unil mo STRONG SAFE OUR SPECIALTY 'cleaning FOR -PARTICULAR IX PEOPLE W it Tin- thrifilt'sj uian who cari'si rcithi'iK fur his pirson.il apppnranrp always HtciTS rlcar of our establish ment, bin lhi proKiessive business men. Men Who Do Things and pride thri:ise-li'S on the neatness unil altraetivi ness of their clothes are our customers. We make a specially of cleaning anil pressinK clothes for particular people. Come In anil let us e'ean you up and stnrt you out on the road to prosperity r.ml happiness. IMPERIAL CLEANERS Phone 277 342 N. Jackson St. AN XOI' N'CKM ext. To any one desirous of entsnp1nR In the planing mill or manufacturing business, 1 will Oder a one-half in tuiest In my business, with or with out real estate. V. I,. Dysinger. l r I I 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 convir.ee you by a trial. MODEL, BAKERY Cans People Are Now Beginning to Say That EDISON HAS THE ARTISTS Aimand Vecsey and his Hungarian Orchestra play at the fashionable Ititz -Cat Hon Hotel. New Yotk City. Willi the Metropolitan Opera House, New York City. F.dison has the following artists: l.ucreatia llorl. Julia Henrico. Jacques I'rlus, Alice Ver 1. 1 and Arthur Ml ldleton. Thomas Chalmers is with the Helton Grand Opera Company, who are at present touting the Pacific Coast. Miss Christine Miller is with the Philharmonic Orchestra. Keed Miller Is in concerts, while Guildo Cireohni is in concert with .Madame ilelba. Anna ("a-". Soprano, member Metropolitan Opera, New York. Ameri can Operatic Lyric Soprano. .!.,,niV 1 1 .(i Soprano. Ilohemian Diamatle Soprano, has appeared If '.ca'ling 'musl al l etu.-rs of Kuroj e an I at the Metropolitan Opera House. N Gt"Aanp.l M.irtlniill. Tenor, membi r Metropolitan Op.-ra Co., X. Y a IMomitM'tit Italian operatic Tenor. , ., , Carl Flesch, Violin, eminent Hungarian Violinist, one of the foremost living iolin pl:o e:v. i Marie lu ll a, Contralto. French Operatic (or.tralto. well known 'll'r"'AV:.nilro Pond. Tenor, great Italian lyric operatic tenor, one of the le st know n living C.irimn Mi lis. Soprano, Italian operatic soprano. e.l known both In A'.ierii-a and aleoad. Owen .1 M.i'o. nia k. Paritone. 1-a iing ron-ert baritone. 'looti : s llaw.iiians, Hawaiian sinners .ln k l.auder. S ..tf. h . liara tor. Hn-'-T of S of. h di 'l-ct fr.nei. Illl.n l'.e:p h Yaw. Soj rami. Amen an c.'i.r.it ita s . piano of phenom enal hu:h notes. New York Military Hand. F 'isnn Cnn. ert Hand. National Promenade Hand, and Knkro's Hand makes records for the K.lison. tl I! ev are real bm l records. j A:nc:i r. n Svmphony Orchrstra. !('! Or h.stta. .In. las Soiietv Orchestra. V-n'tian Instrumental (quartet, end An.trhan String quartet, ate a f. of tie many on-h-stra making re. oriH for Kiison. .Vhert C.eittiri. r. one of the great 'Ft liiinc .en'-t;-t A'se hundreds of otVr fine arti-t-' are tn.i'.ln.- re or.l; for the rn-af rii'on IHaiennil Di-- Phonograph Ct i.e in and hear them at the Pa'ace of Swo"t an I he convinced tha Thomrs A 1" lon. who aiav makes the hst, has not fai'ed nbti he n.ade the Tonderful F.dison Inamon l Disc. The Edison Diamond Disc Fcr Sale at Palace of Sweets Roseburg Oregon mi -account with U fM-Mom clnsnl tU iH'st rarl.it h-ft handling of your We want m-w lose silit of tin xs. CONSERVATIVE SHOOT WITH A KODAK '7 nd semi your films to us fo: bKVKI.OPI.l AND I'HINTINO ltost work at modern te prices. Kodaks, Ikistimtu Photo Supplier. j ROSEBURG BOOK CO. ! Kosehurg. Oregon. i$ mm T!e D. Laval automatic oiling cram separator. For terms see John C. SWnor, at Farmers' Feed Shed, Rose hurg, On.non. Street. 4i r m Ftsh?r.j fiour et Economy Grocery. Mr ond Mrs. Douglas Waite, ot lUer Creek, ptDt Mod Jay afternoon In the city. Country bam. tacvn and lord. Economy Grocery. Mrs. Hoy Stearns, of Oakland, ha gone to t'oitlund to attend the Hone r'tsthal. Come in and try our Strawberry Hank Sundaes. Palace of Sweets. Mrs. CrorKC Webster, of Portland, arrived here last evening to visit w ith her daughter. St. Valentine broccoli plant for nit. H. U. t'hurcn. North Koebur. Phono CS3. Ir. Ceo. A. I!raUmrn. of Winston, spent yesterday in the city looking aftt-r biiaiueti.s affairs. Vudor ponn shade) cool the porvh. Tor iiU by M. W. Strong, the Kurni turo Man. .1. T. ltrldgcs, mayor of Oakland, item yesterday in Kosehurg looking fter business matters. Three Sisters fa k. $1.1 it per Tomato?, good dozen. Sanitary i ash Grocery. Misr. Caroline Kvans, of Portland, arrived here Sunday evening to spend a few days with friends. A. U. S. Digestive Tablets relieve distress after eating. For sale by Hamilton Drug Co Miss Delia Mabin, of Portland, ar rived here Sumlav evening to 8end u few days with friends. Jude A. K. Stearns of Oakland, spent last evening in the city look I Ins after business matters. Mtv. Carey, matron at the offices ! of I Irs. Seely. Sether & Stewart, spent .Sunday in the rural districts. I Mrs. Thoni-s K. Wllket. of Port land, arrived here last evening to spend a few days with friends. I Ora Welker, a local stockbuyer, re turned here last evening after some time spent in the rural districts. Mrs. Henry ltarker, of Portland, who spent the past two weeks here, left for her home late last evening. (ieorKi- Crompton left here last nifcht for Oakland, Calif., where he will spend a lew days on business. 11. .'. Turner, of Portland, arrived hi re Sunday evenins to spend a few days looUiag after business Interests. Phillip llulth leit last evening for ' Porlkt'.ld alter an uutollioblie. He ! ex, lefts to drive the car back to Itose hurev;. t W si lleee.iltleen tenet wife nnd Oscar l.vman left here this morning for Portland. They are making the trip by automobile. Cabbage, cauliflower, kale, Brus ' seis sprouts and scarlet sage plants for sale. 11. H. Church, SIS K. Com. Ave.. North Kosehurg. Phone 283. Si veral members of the Hoseburs Masonic lodge lelt here last evening for Albany where they are attending the annual convention of the order. Time Is valuable, ie careful you don t abuce It. If you are In need of a new tin. 1 or the repairing of an old time, see the busy watchmaker, J. T. llryac. Miss fry. who has been employed as stenugraphcr in the office of V. A. Howard, a local real estate agent, lor some time past left for Portland la:;t evening. She will locate there permanently. i .1. F. Ilutihason and wife, and A. .1. Iloi hrailel and wife left here early to lay ror Portland where they will ; attend the rose show and dedication of the CoiumLia Highway. They will make the trip by automobile. leave ,,e, LIIkK'; Jack County, where they will pass several,"" "' weeks. Mr. Pelton has niuny rattle Harry Plane and A. T. Lawrence there as well as being interested in tbe latter of whom is Interested In several farms in that section of the the Sunshine lunch, left here Satur st: te I dav night for Portland, w here they A. C. Marsters and .1 II. Ilooth left here last evening for Portland where th. v are attending a meeting of the Oregon Hankers' Arsociatlon. They . will also attend the Hose Festival lis will as the dedication of the Colum bia Highway. William Currier, a former resl-1 dent of Itoseh.iri:. arrived here yes terday afletnoon from San Framisoo. . lie made the trip by automobile. Mr. Currier rortn. rly conducted a con re. 'turnery store in Kosehurg, where hi' is v.eil known. On Wednesday, Thursday and Fri day evenings of this Week. In the M K. Ciiiinh. the June n- itals of tiie lleinline Si hool of Piano Music will he given. The program will begin at K o'c lock sharp, and n Cor el, al imitation is extended to every one. 7. N. Awe and sister. Miss Kath i rine Ac-,., an 1 .lames Goodman, who is emplove.l in the linpqua V.iM'V Hank, hit Kosehurg this morning lor Poitlatid. where they will atiend tbe rose show. Th. y ale making tbe trip le automobile. , K.lv ar.i S le. i iann. of San Fran , is o ill rlie I ill this city y.sterduv to s 1 ' I'd a lew dins. Mr. Sele. loan !- a :;-i.iM fiatue of I'. 1.. S.lec- iic.n. lo al repic.-ntativc of Kendall IHoM.ers 'iii' :. bad never -- n each other until a tew clays ago when tbev met in th" lobhv ot the 1'ii.pqua hot" 1 and ellii.i' I m i oineisallon. Hmvel (' plaints In Indlil. In a lecture at one of the lies Voile f. loa. chun le-. a missionary fiolii lliiia told of going Into the In terior of Ind a. where he was taken si,k. Hint he had a hott'e of Cham l.erlain Colic. Cholera and IHarroloa Itomcdv with him and he l.cliovci that It saved his life. Tills remedy l use. .uce.sfully In India both as a pr. vcntatiie and cure for cholera You mav know from this that it can he depended upon for the milder forms of bowel rontp'aint that ocur In this country. Obtainable every where. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Try a jtount Shasta at Galls.' Clifford Barker has accepted a position t the Red Cross pharmacy. Curtains cacelully laundered Phoue i 'i-h or call 03! So. Pine Mrs. O. O. Jennings went to Port land this morning for a visit with relatives. Don't forget to stop at the Palace of Sweets and try a Cherry bossoiu sundae. D. M. Mitchell, of Salem, arrived here Sunday evenlnp to spend a few days with friends. Mouldings, fancy gram finish, wide cedar, and cedar posts. Page investment Co, Henry Walters, of Portland, ar rived here last evening to speud a tew dais with friends. Iluy In quantities, (let wholesale prices at the People's Supply Com pany. K. K. Newton, of San Francisco, arrived In Kosehurg last evening to remain for a few days. Hefrlgerators Sive the babies' lives, liood ones for sale hy II. W. Strong, the Furniture Man. Mrs. Ilcssle Wilcox, of Portland, nrri.ed here Sunday evening to spciiu a few days with f rieudi . Ylss Vesta Friend left this morn ing fur Portland, where she will visit tor the next week or two. Mrs. C. F. Hopkins went to Port land this morning, where she will visit with relatives and friends. Miss Capitoln Willis left for Port land this morning to visit relatives and attend the Itose Festival. (I. V. Qjilley, of Ashland, arrived here last evening to spend a few days looking after business matters. -Mrs. V. T. Jackson and sister ,M:ss rtirdie Flndley, of Yonialla. left this morning lor a visit at Yom alla. Mrs. Oscar llaker. of Vancouver, Wash., lelt for her home last even ing after a few days spent here with iriends. Mr. and Mrs. (ieorge llurni tt nnd children left today for Portland to attend the Hose Festival and visit friends. Mr. nnd Mrs. II. C. Cook left for Portland this morning, where they will visit with relatives and friends during the festival. Mrs. C. A. Wilson returned home to Portland this morning, after a visit here with Mrs. Ivan Pickens here for several weeks. E. K. Street, a teai her at Camas Valley, arrived in the city yesterday to spend a few days. He was accom panied here by Mrs. Street. The C.olden Rule store is having a large and attractive sign painted on the west wall of their store, at the corner of Cass and Stephens streets. St. Valentine r.roccull plant: grown from imported seeil for sale h t'mpiiua Valley Fruit I'nion. (live your orders now and lie sure of si curing the best plants. Prof. W. S. Browne, of Corvallls returned home this morning aftei spending the night here. He spent yesterday giving demonstrations to farmers In the vicinity of Yonialla. It was stated here this morning that the Kosehurg Concert Hand has been engaged to rutnish music durinu the festivities to be held at Ashland on July 4, ii and t. In connection with tile opening or the llthla springs there. K. K. Turner, receiver of the lo local land office, will leave here this evening for St. I.ouls and other F.ast ern cities, where he will spend sev eral weeks. While in St. I.ollis he """ N'"IOn"1 are passing a few days on business They will not return here before Fri day or Sat ut clay. Miss Pearl Graham, who had been te. oiling school ut Tillamook for some time past, aimed in tin city last evening lo visit with .Mrs. .lean Pitts. She is elirollte to Lansing. Mich, to spend the summer with friends and relatlies. High Flight Flour is receiving tes tliuoniils voluntarily given Iron: pleased users. The percentage ot repeat orders are the best indications we have that High Flight Flour i Jil.-.t what Is iiaiu.o.1 lor It. Good Ulead Flour. Get it at the P-ople'i Supply Company. Corvallls Gazette: Mrs. C. F. Mc Knigbl end little daughter, Jennie -lltld. of Mar-htlelil. ale in Corvallls for Alumni day at o. A ('.. and are gue st s of Mrs. C. F. Me lleiill. Mrs Mi Knight Is well known 111 Corvallls as .Miss Lulu Slciiigler. soprano solo Is.. O. A. C. graduate and a resicleli! if this city tip to tbe- ti of her mar riage to Attoniev M' Knight, who also graeliliile'l f'"'i the local col lege-. AttOIIie V ,. 111! tht iSIXpeete cl hoie tomorrow evening for a brief stav. Don't go to the e .ties to boy yo'ii tuil when ou iiti '( the verv same at home. I handl" ti,,. same kn.d o goeels and fasbiem plates. I leave had ye ars of e x pe t ,. :ie e In the large cities, and alwav. woikeel in Die finest tailoilng establishments. Then Is nothing in tailoiing that I clout know. If you have vour own style nil you nt-eel Is lee te ll toe your idea I will do the rest AlldV Velllie Ladles' ateel Mens 'I.nlor. North GASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Oyer 30 Years Always bear th. Signatures of Froica berries at Gulls.' Danes at Maccubee ball Tuesday, lune 6. Utt s orchestra. Sue. B. O. Hills, of Albany, arrived bore last evening to spend a few das ou jusim ss. Child's Floral Parle astor plants, 10 cents a dozen. The Herrtck House. Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Carter, of Portland, have arrived here to re uata pcruiunentliy. Get Farina 10 lb. sacks for 35 ents, at the People's Supply Com iHny. (1. X. Ililkland. of Medford. ar .ived here last evening to spend a ew days on business. Yale brand blueing. 10c seller. All lext week, four bottles liae. Suni ary Cash Grocery. It. V. Wilson, of Spokane. Wash., arrived here last evening to spend a few days with friends. Nothing like cuul tor a- steady Ire. Ask about the genuine Pea ock Hoc k Springs, at Page's. John Newbury, of Portland, ar rived in Itoseburg last evening to spend a few days with friends. Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart, of Portland, arrived here last evening to spend a few days ou business. Every day Is bargain day, all roods strictly fresh at the Spot Cash tasket Croixcy. 2:!s X. Jacksou St. Miss Mona Oatmau, of Myrtle Creek, arrived in the city lust even ng lo spend a few iluya with friends. Mr. nnd Mrs. George Porter, of Portland, arrived here lust evening 'o spend a couple of weeks on busi ness. The "Den of Sweets" now open for 'msiness. Soft drinks. Ice cream and andies.. It. A. Hunsaker, X. Jack ion Btreet. Miss Gertrude Mitchell, of Toledo. Oregon, left for her home last even ing, after a couple of days spent here with friends. Mrs. George W. Haines and Miss Lena Kearney, of Portland, spent ast night in Kosehurg. They were registered at the liupqua Hotel. Hurguln Day Mondays only. un il further notice. Men's milts French lry cleaned, $1.00. Kosehurg Clean tig and Pressing Works. Frederick T. Pratt, a former resi dent of southern Douglas County, but of late of Portland, arrived here last veiling lo look after business mat ters. Kdward Jennings and wife, of Dlalla, left bore yesterday for Port land to attend tile Kose Festival. They are making the trip hy auto and expect to reach there tonight. The funeral of the lute I. F. Hire was held at the home of his daugh ter, Mrs. II. D. Graves, on Kane street, at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Interment of the body followed In tht. Masonic cemetery. The funeral ser vices were conducted by Hev. Charles Wilson llaker, of Grants Pass. The .uneral was uttended by a large iiuiii 'ier. including many Douglas County pioneers. The floral ollerllus were numerous anil beautirul. The Itrown Package Is the secret of the moderate price of P. S. C. Steel Cut Coffee. It costs about 4c less lo pack a pound 'n the pnrch aietit lined package than In a fancy an. The entree arrives fresh from :he roaster about twice a wes; hence you get the best, the freshest and the most reasonable coffee In 'he bronn package, il'.c at the Peo .ile's Supply Compnny. Portland Journal: It. P. llutton. superintendent of the Autl-Saloon League, wits indicted hy the grand jury Saturday afternoon on a charge of criminal libel under section :t.MH of the Oregon code. Mutton Is charged with aiding in the circulation and publication of raise and malicious re flections on the character ot Con gressman McArthur. llutton admit ted that he hud part In the prepara tion or circulars branding McArthur the aide of California liquor Inlerestr and otherwise attacking hint. A PROMINENT WOMAN EN DORSES OURjsTATEMENf. Portland, On-gon. "I wan tmnblfj . inula troii Me anil tf' triifl ft gn-ut ninny any hem fit until I Kim ulvis4M to n-n I r. I'li-rot's Favnnl:' I'rt Rcrip tinn. 1 U k wv- - j; ' ctiiI liti lf o( it I V " I aii'l ri't'i'ivi'tl riit ' ! V V .K-TM'tit thcn-lrf.ni. 11 ran licnrttly n oiniMcinl thin mi 1- irnp Vi all wnrnrn v-itn an- ikhtIiiik to bfC'itne In'itiltTH, hh I (In Dot llituk tlu-rr in iinvlliinn t't Cfiial it. I' in nlhi 'kkI during tliu mtih1 of inilll hf,." Mum. ;. A. ANOMtrio.N, II.M .M:iraIniri Htnn-t. .r. hp's Favorite Frf'writion in a truo lrii-iil t v.iiin'ii in iim.n oi trial an'l nt tiun-n t,t ,,ti v,iun tlif oriuis nn iiot M'rfcriniii t.n-ir Iiiik tiori. t'r b'alu:tit tmf-lcK'tif. bt llnfJit'fl, r:itarrh:Ll C'priiliii"ii, iH-iirii.g llf.w it wiiMiti'.ii, nit'iital ib prt f-rion, iir.zihi-H, (aintiiiv; rijx-lln, hifMimif and i'xliil-U'-ii, won t il fhotil'l lii'MT fail to take th id trii-l anJ triit Hoiiiiih'a iiinliciii''. K'ir ti rln ab'iMt to ht'r womnn 1,'mkI, ttomi-ll n'foiit lo Ihtoiih' ninth its, r.h'l for thu c-lmtininar lnvi nl iniMli' ai, I'ortor 1'n rn- riixont J'nMT i j)ti"u pbouid alwnyii be on Imh'i. It'i a tt-riipf runr rt-tim that in r xtnirti l from Motn ith un' (rlvro. ine anj itii iiiftin i.tn an; jm llbLnl cn Hr.ipfH-r. Any p.lirin dt al' r ran r. ,jlv it in prtlii-r lnjuid r tahlct I'-nn. yUv rnt ir iitol''tt tUp ritorativi. ?x-;n' litfl inly ri'fiiiirkahU'. WriUf lt't'T l'it-rr-pt Ihvimi'h' Iiot- I, i'.nifalo N. Y., for fn-e If. j-a'i .oiii on w-man'i dun -apt-. Kvi-ry woman flhor.1-1 havn on. You fan alBo liavp con.iieuti.vl bicUicai aavico w.ttwjt I' ,. ekV mm G OUL Storage Bat.i.eries How are your batteries? Are they not ready for replacement? Don't get caught with light out, when you can get the famous'GOULD" that furnMma light that never fails. The best is the cheapest always, and in the Gould you have a battery tha1 will itand the test of use. Allowance for old butteries. Churchill Hardware Co., Ircr.mongi rs FRESH VEGETABLES Our stock of scasoiiuljle 't i-t ahU-s Is fresh and complete at a'l times. A fn!i Mock of Diamond "W" Canned Gccorj Let US fill your order for fl .ni .iiul U e l. (larden seeds of ail kii i's. THE, CASH vSTORE Tell us What ,. irr'I! tril ittit n hit f tnn .- (!' ruth ttsinxi ir., 'nun hreiith in fr. U , '. ; . fhf tififntsitr. ftom hrrif t i n tin' : l-i-V.s- hitusv u hen yuu sirr.-n riii, ni j . thejfoo orrtrth't wit ft t. fitt.'r "Cedar Svccp"' Pickens Rrothc. f.kiiins 'mi i ::.c; PIfONE 141 Watch for th2 New Ct: rrosjierous tin.es alii a 1 fc:' .' wliy we set t the full .will'.; U ' .Mr h' f .tf'rril, hilnmii nrtl tli'l , ( rrm . ll'irr Tim tun II 'unit Jlri re M'i k Ti: '. ' i . ' hi A'ose". r .Von I'tij mum i ri II. J. Demi Transfer and Storage It w ill hell) us j.;iv ymi s i vicf. er a Million in Daily Use See this New Suc tion Feed Separator On display at The Or. '2 (TV $ r. .f a.v' Ccimty vr nor i:pi. nskh cnn:i Ir r:,, !v hv ln: n your ine.iM nt t:.:.i ni:;:'ki t. Nut at t'if p:i. ritri p of li'i.iliiy, pithtr. You 11 find our UK-uta rholce. piirie anil t'-nl.T, No blti.r to t li ni at va tur at any I rl i 3. Hut t 1 1 v Arv t ami In luf-iM' ii'inrii.tU'-i jni't n-3 tlti o-.iil ij iu t.we you i'on-si'O- at it: of uui iu at hioim-. Ti?o Ccsi Secret. t ?.1ark.t Lnii$ KoI.Hi..;;i.-;i. Prop. (07 VV. r.x.i SturorC MtAjaiLrxr'La you Erccih: , r;,e a. i at I.- ,., .', or! s 1 1 vr muni 1 : Co.
