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I I The Douglas National Bank Capital and Surplus $130,000.00 Once you ojHn an account uiili IhU hunk, the Mtiia Is tddoiti titled for e fiv ou tin 1h?. fnrli!ta to be hiul for tilt handling of your iMiikhitc lmhiiiesK. We waul new luine hut never he Might of tin old. Come and mo us. STRONG SAFE CONSERVATIVE 1 t - OUR SPECIALTY SHOOT WITH A LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Fisher'j liour ct Economy Grocery. Country ham. ta,-on and lard. Economy Grocery. Jolin M. Jeans, of the Soldier' Home, Utt thin morning to vifit a few days at Kugene. Come In aud try our Strawberry Dunk Sundaes. Palace of Sweets. Mr. and Mrs. Charleb Pratt, of Portland, arrived here last evening to visit with friends St. Valentine broccoli plums fur sale. 11. 11. Church. North Koseburg 'hone tsZ. tlorden Hull, of Portland, ar rived ht re last evening to ipend a fe days with friends. Threi Sifters Tomatoes, uood pack. Il.lu per dozen. Sanitary t'.h tirovery. Mrs. Nathan Knllerton bHt this morning for liuldendale. Wash., for a isii w it li her sister. I A. D. S. Digestive Tablets relieve I distress after eating. For sale by Hamilton Drug Co I W. K. St. John, of Suthorlin. will le;e for Portland tonight to look alter business matters Hi i m' i(JinlNl" -mr s-lw- a mr ' rank Cain cam.' up from KMilte V ( I f,l llillW 14 I ill Alt ! owning to upend a few days ICLEANING I nrr IyULJAiV iuokii n,.r bih mutte. i 1 ' r..?" i i I Hat Kooselierrv nie and live for- FOR RETICULAR PEOPLE rani filn send your litis to us foi IHVEI0IXi . X I ritlXTINfS Hest work nt moderate prices. Kodaks, Kastman Photo Supplies. j ROSEBURG BOOK CO. Koseburg, Oregon. J The . tliriflleKs man who cures lHitliinK for his personal appearance ulwaya steers clear of our establish- - ment, but the progressive business men, , Men Who Do Things nnil pride themselves on the neatness nil attractiveness of their clothes are our customers. We make a specialty of cleaning anil pressinc clothes for particular people. Collie In and let us clean you up and start oti out on the road to prosperity nil happiness. ' IMPERIAL CLEANERS Phone 277 342 N. Jackson St. ANNOUNCEMENT. In the planinK mill or manufacturing ! separator. For terms see John C. business, I will offer a one-half ln-sgnor, at farmers' Feed Shed, llose terest In my business, with or wlth-J b OreKon. out real estate. V. L. Dyslnger. YOU OWE IT To your community to patronize its Industries. We 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 Casi Street. lint goose herrv pie and live for ever. Perries fresh from the Over land Orchards. Ask your grocer. Mrs. V. ). Owen left this morning for Albany. She will viMt with . relatives there for several days. I Mark Tisdale. of Sutherlln, is In Portland, attending the annual con vention of the Orc-non Hankers' Asso ciation. i Sergeant Samuel Montgomery, of the Soldiers" Home, lelt today for i M.'Minnville for a visit with rela tives. I Attorney Klbert Hermann will leave here this evening for Portland, wlnie he will spend a few days on business. A. . Kngels. who resides at Peel, left for Corvalis this morn ing, where he will spend the next, fe days. ' I ten jam in (a to will return here this evening or tomorrow from Al bany, where he attended the annual convent ion of the Masonic lodge. Cabbage, cauliflower, kale, llrus-S'-ds apru.its and scarlet sage plants for Fale II. II. Church, 31s E. Com. Ave., North Koseburg. Phone 283. M:s. J. II. Clark left this morn itu: on her way to St. Louis. Mo. She epei is to be gone several niont lis am) will visit friends and relatives. K. K. Roberts, wife and child, of San Francis o, arrived in the city last evening- to spend n few days on business. They are traveling by nil to. M it. J. arrived li with Ik r nanji'd b of the foremuft el! known People Are Now Beginning to Say That EDISON HAS THE ARTISTS Ariuaml Vecsey and his Hungarian Orchestra lay at the fashionable ItiU-Carlton Hotel. New York City. W ith the Metropolitan Opera House, New 1 ork ( ity Kdi.-on has tho following artists: l.ucrezia liori. Julia llenrich. Jacques I rlus, Alice er let and Arthur Middleton. Thomas Chalmers is with the Huston Grand Opera Company, who are at present touring the l'ntilic Coast. . Miss Christine Miller Is with the Philharmonic Orchestra . lieed Miller is in concerts, while tluildo Ciccol.ni is in concert with Madame .vlelha. .... , Anna Case Soprano, member Met.opolitan Opera, New York, Anierl- 'XZZXZ. iw,hc,i.,n lran,a..e Serrano, has aPire.l I In leading m'isi. ul center, of K.i.ope an 1 at the M.-tr...ol.tun .,,;, llo-iie. ; N"' (Tia'va'iinl Martinelli. Tenor, memoir Metropolitan Op. r.i Co.. X. Y.. a v pron In nt Italian operatic lenor. r,ri n,.rh Violin, eminent Hungarian Violinist, one ;'i,'nBvIrr.!ei,nrc.ntra.o. French Operatic- Con.ra.to. ' ",r0 AJ.Vs.andro Bond. Tenor, great Italian lyric operatic ten..', one the best known living. r.nrmen Melis. Soprano. Italian operatic si prano, America and abroad. . i owen .1 M.Cormai k. Haritone. leading concert hanti.ti Toot I I'akas Hawaiian. Hawaiian singers. A lick Lauder. Scottish ihnra.ter. Hm.-t of !' ..e.. dr Ellen lteach Yaw. Soprano. Aiu.ri an co.oiatuia sepi ' er.al high notes. New York Military Hani. Killson Concert Hand. National Promenade liana, ami Soclcro's Hand makes records f" . records. American Symphony Orchestra. Iteed Orchestra. Judas Sodety Orchestra. Venetian Instrumental (Juartet. American String iiuaitet, are a ' records for Kdison. AllMTt Couturier, one of the grea'est lining ! Also hundred of other fin artisrs are makin K,lion IHamond Iisc Phonograph Con e in and I ..t a i i. ..i,... .,.. ThM,-. v Flison u -o alavs mites ' h.st. has not failed when he made the wonderful F.d:-on Inamun I Idsc. The Edison Diamond Disc For Sole at Palace of Sweets , Roseburg Oregon Time is vatunb.tj, te careful you don't abuse it. If you are in need'. ot a new inr.i or xne repairing 01 uu old time, see the busy watchmaker, J. T. Kryas. Pig dan:e at I)ionville Friday night. June ith. Ott's orchestra. Supper and dance, one dollar. No oh jeTonabie jiersons admitted to the hall. See us for pri-es on St. Valentine broccoli plants from imported seed. Mammoth L. V. broccoli, late cab bage, tomato, celery, winter cauli flower and cow kale plants.. Fletcher A? Everts. 1 "2. Flint. Quite often we hear of a lady who h;w lost her purse, key or some other small object while shopping. Numer ous devices have been patented to prevent this, but we know of none so su'cessl'ul as one of those new Hand Hags at the Owl Drug Store. Kev. William lliley Jeffrey, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church here, will preai h the baccalaureate sermon before the graduate: of the Yom alla ' luxds Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Kev. A. J. St irmer will otviipy the pulpit ot the local church Sunday ev nine The morning ser vices will be in (barge of the Sun day si hoid children. Lon t go to the cities to buy your sail wh.n you can g"t the very same j;t home. I handle ihe sai.ie kind o goods and fashion plates. I have had years of experience in the large rit ami alwa s w 01 ked in the iinest tallotine establishments. There is nothing in tailoring that I don't j ! t-If v.in h:.e voiir own stvle ! lorme ,all von need is to tell me your lde:i. "' i uill do the rest. Andv eitne ''Ul"" .a'lies' ami Vt u s Tailor. North I S;im Sandry. deputy game and ' ft-h warden, of lli.mie Uiver: EdLar F Averll!. of Pendleton, and H N. pet it a rrived h-re last i-vening bv a iro Thev- aie enroute from iniints in rirrv Coiintv to Salem, wh'-re f l.ey lMve Offl t.U tui-lliess. .Mr S.iilr. tnrmerly mad.' his hea luar te: - in Id-tnir l. win re J.e i.- w-H ,;i,tl fawira!:y known. LOCAL AND PERSONAL, Try a Mount Hhadta at Call.' Curtains caiefull laundered. Phone 4:0-L or call 532 So. Pine. Ceorge Oakley, of Seattle, arrived i in Koseburg- last evening to spend aj few day on business. It. L. tlile returned here yesterday alter a few davit spent in the south ern part of the slate. lleiirv Wade, of Salem. Is spend ing a ft w days in the city looking alter husluesi. matters. lr. William Kaiser, of Kiddle, s tent last evening in the city look ing alter professional matters. lon't forget to stop at the Palace of Sweets and try a Cherry Possum sundae. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Harper, of Portland, arrived hei, las-t evening to spend a few days with friends. Mouldings, fancy grain finish, wide cedar, and cedar posts. Page Investment Co. Itoy Hoadman. a local grocer, will have this evening for Portland to pass Friday at the Hose Festival. It. K. Wood, a Garden Valley ran. her. spent Wednesday in the citv liuki alter business matters. Mrs. A. .1. Ford rvturne.l from Prownsviile List evening after visit nsg with her parents for a tew days liargMn Day Mondays only un til further notice. Men's suits French dry cleaned. $1.00. Koseburg Clean lug and Pressing Works. Phil llarlh Is expecting to return here tomorrow after a few days spent at Portland attending the Hose Festival. .Mr. and Mrs. Svvearington. of Sio'ix City, Iowa, arrived here yes teiday to remain for a few days with lri ntls. II. X. Under, of Mcdford. arrived in t lie city last evening to remain for few days. He is registered the Fmptiua. Miss Kdlth Cross, who taught the past year at Scottsburg. arrived here last evening on her wav to spend the summer at Cainas Valley. Walter Christie, who lias been spending some time at Montana points, is expected to ret urn here :uon to locate permanently. W W. McMillan, of Hoaglin. ar rived here last evening to spend a few days visiting with friends and looking after business matters. (tarry Kapp left here yesterday for Portland to attend the Kose Festi val. Mr. Kapp Is making the trip by automobile and expects to reach his destination this evening. ! A number of local delegates to the annual meeting of t he Masonic 'lodge at Albany have continued their journey to Portland, where they arc 1 attending the rose show. Mrs. W. V.. Marstcrs and daughter. "Flo. returned : evening after isiting some time with another daughter at Salem. Miss Marstcrs has been on a visit for about three monl hs. Borah Is Popular Idaho Senator Is a Lover of American Rights In all our international difficult- ic 1 have but one rule tile rights of every American citicn. no tnaiier where he is, munt he respcctc.l.' rhere ou have the politics of U il- liain K. lioraii. Senator from Idaho. To the policy of warning Anieri aiis out of Mexico and to that of warning them olf ships which might hi submarined. Itorah is equally op- oscd. On the Senate floor he has hared with Senator Lodge of Masa--husetts the admitted leodership of that doctrine. No matter If the pol cy leads to war. Itorah Is opposed to leldilig one inch of ground. Ilefore foreign relations took the .orcgroulid of American politics, itorah was known for his sympathy wilil the groups of Progressive Ite itlldicans and their demands for a lllferent tariff, trust and railroad program than that laid down by tht party leaders. lie still votes and works for the general program proposed by this group. It was Itorah who this year forced an amendment to the Investi gation of the general railway situa tion asked by President Wilson, which necessitates a Senate-House committee looking into the reusabil ity of (lovernnient ownership. Itorah became a National figure when he was the principal prosecutor William l. Ha) wood, secretary of he Western Federation of Miners, or the murder of (iovernor Frank Stcuncnbcrg, of Idaho. When he arrived at Washington is a Senator. Ihe conservatives In harge figured because of this fight Horah would make all Ideal for them chairman of the labor rom liittee. He was handed the place--Hid In u few months reported out hills creating a llcpiu tnn'iit of Labor, with a cabinet mall to head it: u child labor hill, and the 8 hour-day for (iovernnieiit employes and for those employed on tiovernnicnt con tracts. In I9U'. Horah remained n lie publican, but he said: I think TS delegates were sealed fur Taft which my fair tribunal would have seated for Itoosevelt: and .".2 were sealed for Taft that no honest tribunal vould have denied lioosevelt." IIF.t kK.lt SF.NTI-.Xt'F.II. William llecker, who was recently iidhted by the grand jury on a harge of allowing minors to fre lllelit Ills cigar stole and pool hall. HI Cass street, appeared before hide" Hamilton 111 Hie Circuit Court ale " Wednesday afternoon and cn lered a formal plea of guilty. Judge Hamilton sentenced the incused man in pay a fine of $2:.. which is the minimum penalty provided by law. IIOOTII WAS F.I.DCTFII. A. Zimmerman, of Albany. Me last evcliint; for a visit parents. She was accom her mill her. Mrs. .1. F. Thiona.-ell. who had been visiting ' her for the pat few weeks. j l.etteis received from Harry ! Piane. a local liarnessinaker. slate i that he is ill Portland and will not j return here before Saturday. He was accnnipiiiii.il there by A. T. Law rence, of tile Sunshine Hunch. I Q'lite a number of local pcopt. are planning to leave here lale to morrow attcrnoon lor Itiddie. wlien they will allend the dance to be given there under the auspices of the Kiddle Rod i l.lin Club. Reports reeeiied from Portland indicate that several hundred bunk ers arc there in attendance at the annua! meeting of lehir association. Hon. .1. II Hoolli and A. C. Marslers are attending tlie convention from Koseburg. Mrs K W Mai-lcrs and children wall lac hcie tliis evening lor l'o:tland to si'nd a few days with friends. Tli. v will b,. joined theie Sunday by Mi. Marslers. who will leave here for tie metropolis 'ate Saturday night. Me--. (liars, ai I'llce Hm ily Ktith Morris, of Looking i rin d lavt evetiiui: alter sp.'tlt al Salem, where she resided Her paicnts. Mi ll. N Munis, recently a- a taitii al Looking, lilass. v.hcre thev will i -iualn permanently IliL-h Flight l-To.ir Is receiving ten timoniais voluntarily given from pleased Users. 'I lie percentage ol rep. at orders are II"' l-esl Indication we have that Midi Flight Flour Is jii't vv hat is i lame d for P. lioud I'n ad l-'iour let it at the People". Prof It In Ihe he :i II .11 heel well know n both In of plienom- tlle el I Prow n Pa kaL" i P rate pr.c ,t Co'!.-. It i) p.n k a l""ii -d I. lied ..- ' I about VOU get tin le t!i the Kdison. and t!. are real ban 1 iri.in ' S. Iv , kavi.. Cfini;anv Is the s-.r- t of P. S C. o-ts aliout tc 11 tlie parch an ill a fati' V Ir : li fiom Ai.e a Ween; I. tie' frc-hest ,!,c .iiflee In .c at the p,-o li ft lc-re tie re i 'a ma Mr tiol re "f Au Hall who is eaiplo' r d . will leave Ic I..: llallas. T- iin Mis. Hall From vn lo points in Ala .. -. will visit with ni's Mr Hall will iiniil the latter pail At the closing session of the Ore goll Hankers' Association, held In Portland yesterday. .1 II liootn. pn slit. -lit of the llouitlas National Hank, was ele ted treasurer oi ine organization. Mr I loot li nan been a member of tlie Hankers A.sso. lalloll lor several years and has always taken an active Interest in tin- an nual meetings. (It her oflicers elected follow: Fred I.. Meyers, of La Claude, ptcsiden': K. I Cllslck. Ill Albany, vice president ; John L. Hart man, of Portland, secretary. executive committee Is composed ot F, C. Crawford. Portland: .1 W Hennett. Marshfleld: V. o. X. Smith. shland: .1 U lllackabv. Ontario and K. O. Illanchard. Hood llivei The nieellng ndjourneil late lasi night following a banquet and re ceplioll held in honor of the visiting hnnkerfl. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. ialls.' M l and In ! Mulm Itowel Coiiiihunl ill India of Wi kind n.aki not.' with tn dii-'L't of nr. Me ill'M l.:U -. Will Ihe fe of tlie in.ir.T lornetist- tic stras making for the ft at al the Pa'ac.. ivs in li es the le.ture at Hill' I'l tlie lies In a. rh ur li'-s a 'n i s iona r: fiom India told of Ku'ng into tin- In on ' li" t.-n.ir o! In. I. a. wher- lie was taken, pint at ti .,, . t at i,. had a holt e of Cham i interest that an has a-ke, what ii e Hr v an u-es to I lull' h V. hi'e we - ver the O'leiy. we consider A H S , I satisf nig Juii e II sells at J oc a iMIg Slote. 0 Froi.en herrieB at t (let Farina - 11 In sinks for :!' cents, at the People's Supply Com pnny. llss Itir.lie Jenkins, of Salt l.aki City, has arrived here to make hei i lit lire home. Yale brand bill-lug. 1 he seller All this week, four bottles S ".(. Sani lary Cash C.rocery. Alfred llejils. of Toronto. Canada, has arrived In the city lo pass a few lays on business. Nothing like real Jnr a st'-ad-fire. Ask about the genuine. Pea cock Hock Springs, at Pago's. .1. F. Lose, of Si.lhcilill. left last ill-lil to look alter business matters at Portland for a few days. Every day Is bargain day, all oois strictly fresh at the Spot Cash llasket (lioc.y. 2 .in N. Jackson St The - lien of Sweets" now npen for business. Soft drinks. Ice cn-nni and candles . It. A. Ilunsaker, N. Jack son street. Tie ladles of the M F Church, -oulii. will ...lid a window sale oi home cooked articles Saturday. .In:;' loth, at the S. -Hilary l'a--h litn i'i1, Maisliall s old stand. St. Valentin" P.roccoli pl.ml rown from ilnpoltid sei d for sale iy I'lnpiiua Vallev Fiuit Cnion (iive vo-ir orders now and be sure of se uring tile lost p'aiits ' will mv . nu n tiki: nit. hiMis M.w hi-m-ox i:u : I i and 1 ilai roie-a ( alld I"' believe, !e This f' bie.ly in In l.a hoih as i are for ' lio. ra , I,, rlaln r Colic. Choi, p. n i I v with hi nl II at It -av.-.l his li . ms. d su . . ssf.illv n preventative and Yo'i mav know Iroln tins that it .an be de, ended upon for the milder forms of bowel corup'air.t that o ur In this lountry. Obtainable ev.-ry i where. c , GASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Oyer 30 Years Signalur ot The b st ati"w ( r 1 hi- overy ItM-ir. 1 t i l ;-vrii. a' v t tains the mi ll! in k Dr King's S- Is a idea.'ii nt , take. It cin w lil' li yi ;irs ol ITU'! li;,-. ouc'i" and col'l'i ii.H-d hr King N -t are 1 1 h tit-si fr: bottle I guatant get fatificttftn V' nrovii ft in; '( ho'- ho ha v e e lW' oven- loiiV itk p.-id.-K ever, Ti If v n u don t i get your nione toi- k Muv a bottle iik n dlr'-'Hd KM hat In hft for rough and 'old lnuran . GOULD Storage Batteries 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 furnishes a light that never fails. The bet is the cheapest always, and in the Gould you have a battery tha1 will stand the test of use. Allowance for old batteries. Churchill Hardware Co., Ironmongers RESH VEGETABLES Our stock of seasonable Vegetables Is fresh and complete at all times. A full stock of Diamond ,,W" Canned Goods Let us fill your order for flour aud feed. Garden seeds of all kinds. THE CASH STORE YOC CAX CHOI KXI'KNHKH considerably by buying your meats at this market. Not at the sacrifice of quality, either. You'll find our meats choice, prime and tender. No better to be had anywhere at any price. Hut we buy direct and In large quantities and ae thus enabled to save you con siderable of your meat money. The Cass Street Market Louis Kohlhagen, Prop. 107 West Cass Street Tell us What you Breathe ,fi we'll trU yon n hnf tnn arr-W'rll , strong, ri gnrniis. enthusiastic, from hreitt hiti $ fresh, clean air; or quite, the ofiftnsite, from lirrathiif the tust laden air that jilis tlie house trhen yon swtcp iritlitiut irst sfiri n kit tt t t he jtitor or carpet with a little "Cedar Sweep" I. literal package for J'tc Pickens Rrothers S-RKINS A-luiLDING PHONE 19ft Watch for the New Car I'losiitimis tiii.es aln ad for Roseburj;. That's why we set'.t the following telegram: .iiwk .i, nun. .Mr- P P. .4hri"H. Intermit it, nttl M'tnr ., I'urtlfitttl, tttrgnn. iirt' Tirn tim II arm Itrire ,U'ii-- Trnrk rrti tij fur tiriie to litixrltitr .V'lttittiii mtn niii II. .1. Dcnn Transfer and Storage Co. It will he'j) us give you seivice. gi"'iX":"X'ixe-":-i:"::oO'X oo'OC-oovooiXiooooooc What's Going On??? IVoi!e who know Read the Review. 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