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PAGH TWO KVESViQ KOSEBURQ REVIEW, FltlDAY, MAIK'H U, 1017. 8 1 ' ' 1 A :-: BRIEF NEWS ITEMS OF THE CITY x ."a s lljuk Knmi Itiit'liurK - .Miss I'liiinie I'uinpholl, 11 student in the htmio tK-omi;i:tf 1ipart uttMit . O. A. t. has it-turned from liof burn, where slit had been for a oriel visit with homy folks mid friends, ays the I'orvaJis tia:'etto. Were MuitUnI Tuesday Xnl Hlnomlit'ld Hurl and I telle Uiaiicho hitiKlt't wore married yes terday afternoon ut (he Oxford ho tel, .lustii-e .las. Ilolninn oiYii iat int. nays the lirunts I'ass Courier. Miss IMnHler Is a resident of Huyn. while- the groom is. an eUvtruiau at Alx'i-i doen, Wash. The nelywed leM j this niorniiiK for Aberdeen, where; they will reside. The wedding was1 the culmination of a roman.oj started about a month ago when the; soliiiers w ere ret urniim home f i oiu Ihe border. Mr. Hart dropped hi-j eard at Hugo, he bein in the mi-; litia. Miss hinder puked it up and, a eorrespondenre was started, .vliin; resulted in Mr. Han reiurnini; to. llutio anil liaiuiini; Miss Pinnler as his bride. Hi own I l-uuded Attorney (.leneial Urow n is an honest, and aide nublie oft. Ul. Any ballot title be would prepare) for the Mean bill would be an lion est title, says (he Portland Journal i In an editorial. It is a pleasure to touteindate in puldie oit'ie stu n : wen as Oregon's attorney Kenei.il j Will Work Sunday: 1 Superintendent Kirk, who is in, ehai go of t he const nu t ion ot l lie I new Federal hoOding, smied this ufternoon that the men employed ! un the building will hereafter work Sundays. The contract calls for a completion of the structure in Sep tember, and an a result of the re-, cent bad weather the work is some what behind. j llar(mtn Mas lteiimied ! S. C. Martruin. local foresti y su-! pervisor, who has been ill for sev- j oral days with an attack of la. Ktippe, was able to be at his otfiet j yesterday, lie expects to leave soon lor Portland, where he will confer with the members of the State (l.iint ; t. a. . -a- . ., YM: Hal tk imJ&L& ?. CAPRICC OF w: i W U U I fi rV FOX imniiifliiiiinrihi THE. MOU NTA N 5 PR DUCTION T TIIK WTI.KliS TONHiHT. .....I (.NoU 1 ..(.-... K.......,lin,. I I ' oner or tne teuerui tiovernmeni co-operate w It the (date officials In distributuiK fish throughout DrOKon. alt e In I li Ketiii t-K V. li. Waite. of Sutheilin. w be ; spent Wednesday niht in Ito-lunn., left yesterday for Portland where; he is spending a few days look mt j after business matters. Mr. Waitt , says work on the Sutheilin railroau- will bo resumed early next spnni:', u, una tne people ot mat viunny an 1 looking ahead to a prospei on. ear I Iteturiied to Siitherlln A I ler speiiiluiK a couple or .ia in Kosehui g attending i '.ie re filial Manh meeftni; ot the lounty co-.irt W. K. St . John, i urn miss tone t , re turned, to his home at Sutheilin last night. Me will leave eaily to morrow for Kutene, w here lie w ill attend the "tJood Koads Kallv " lie will be act nmpanied there- h roun-' M , , it,. ly JihUe U- W. Maiters. , ,,- Mcludv s iK'taimsl ,t . ;". . I .hist before lemming to his h.me ' i , eii t'i last ight after at tfiidiiu the leii'i lui.s !.' K;r March tfitn oi the -ounty ee-i:t ui i' n. r. Mi llols, uMinlv i iMiiini-l'Mh" satd he (Ml lil pi oImM mi.ti'l to mteiid the "Cood llo ids Kal! at K uce ue Sat tinla !nv,mt' o business matieis n-ediui; hi-, .it!, ti tion ;it llidtlle. Mr i- h'ds h.i llailnmd Agent Mere Maurice I'oturri. special agent for the Stmt hern Pacific font patty . ai t i ed hei e last evening to look al ter business m a iters. Mr. I'oturri formerly ited in Koseburs but was transferied to Ptntlaml about two ago. He says he is we!! 1 vi it h h is new location. A i- ; : hou-h not .Itvulu ing t !.e nat ut e ot j his viit to Koschurg. it is under ; -totd he came here to in st igate i miii'Iaints tiietl with the Southern ' Pat ifii t'taip.tny. ill 1 utertaiii uilii ial K J. Ad.iM!;;. ttp.e ot the members f t he new Male limb way i cm mis itni. w ill pas thmn ih heto soon Iirtmte to liiant' P.is. w :;ere he has been united ti sp-nd a da miiieivi.ti btd ot that Mi A. tains ! now ;.t M.itsh Mt u ll! rt'Tir !l to K'U'ene to v to -tt'-iul t' e iioo. K.i.i.! it. be held i here s.ttut d.i -'a- tM.'t the i;of.e;'iii u 'mo - ill 4.-k i! . ;:iot t o It ' t'mnnie ; daiii ial t'. ;i wit hi icuiei In lo lUi--h Kr i j 1 1 n .-peild . entiv : a:-kt t pi l ! .e I h ion U: k 1M11 Ih'coi ale Sti-eels .1. V. Hutchason. chairman of the decorating committee tor the .Straw berry t'arniv al. stated this inoi u um that he was outlining his plans ior de. orating the streets ot the it and expected to have them more a it i ,ui i ve t ban ev er before. Thous ands oi A hum ie.in flags w ill be in e i deuce, w h ile lit her decorations w ill help to en i i en t he a ppea i a n ee ot the own. It is Mr. Huiehason's preM'tii intention to ton tract the work of decorating the st ret ts in com m on with pi e ions ears. This has puixed ei sat isf aci ory . accord ing to Mr. 1 1 ut - ha son. and is the cheapest manner in which to do the wot k - xtet unnell Is Improving I ,et ! ers i erei ed here this morn ing : rem Mc i inn v tile indb ;ue that Ke. .1 .. Mi ConneM. fot mer pastor of the I'hriMian t'hurcli of this city. i re, nve1 ing Innu .in a I lack of ; p; rab sis w hit h he sut'ei ed some J t tme ago. lie was vei y ill for sev le;:. .veeks ii'iil ilio attending phvsi j tans entertained some doubt as to j l'ie Were loiliate) ) r ih.e i etilai no etini: oi the ! Kiks" lotlge held last night live cau j ! ii.it c w et e in u i, i led into t ho or kler Tell persons w et e elected to nie!i:het -iiip in the Indue recently. Xew Home ar Ki!Ulo City tngineer L. 0. Hick today commenced the pi e pa ration of plafl:J lor a new horn to be built by Geo. W. Kiddle this summer at Kiddle. Nichols & Martin, ot this city, have the contract and will probably begin construction, soon after coin pie t ion of the plans. The structure will have about ten rooms and will ue modern in every particular. Window In Replaced Contractor K. K. Patterson this morning replaced t lie plate glass window in the hardware store of S. K. Sykes on North Jackson st reet. The window was broken during the severe wind storm last fall w hieh al.o shattered man smaller w in ilows. as well as wrecked signs and ot her propertv . Inie4 t.s S lund Prof. K. li. Hall went to Itiddlr this morning, w hen1 he spent the day making an cxamiuat ion of the schools with a iew of familiarizng himself wit h the sit nation in pie paring for taking charge next fall. Prof. Hall was recently ghen the position of superini en dent. Mrs, I. use here Mrs. .1. F. I. use. of Portland, win .'orinerly resided at Sutheilin. ar rived here this morning and will ii-il a few days with friends and also look after business matters in connect J in with the eslato. M rs. I. use is well known here, where she has visit ed in a ny times. loter It ice I let urn- Attorney Dexter Kie returned here last evening from Salem, where he spent a couple of days looking after business matters. While there he saw Attorney Ceneral Ceorge M. Itrown and a number of other for mer residents of this eil. May Hiaanie tiiuutl A number of KoseMng young ladies have become interested in the (iirls' National tiuard movement on the Pacific Coast and it is possible that a bramh organization will be launched in this city. Letters have already been wrtten to Portland asking for information as how to proceed in perfecting (lie oruuni.a tion. Several branches of the tiuard are being organized in different parts of the slate, and Koseburg will probably follow the example set by these other localities. Leave for (inints Pass Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Koland and daughter left last evening for Grants Pass, after a visit of several days here with C. I'. Hobertson and family. They expect to locate there. ...;.,H..1.,!.H..H..H-4I-H-4 4. PKOPUKTY OWNEHS, AT J. TKNTIOX. J- Assessment of property be- 4 March 1st. It will save !! t"11 nt nioney if you will I have a complete list of taxable property ready wun tne uep - uty calls. Kespectfi lly, 4- (JUY COliDON, Assessor. Ileit I-'ikiii Poueis Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson, the former of whom has been em ployed at Powers for some time, ar rived home last evening. Mrs. An derson had been visitinp there for the past week. The mills are still in operation, says Mr. Anderson, but logginp operations have been cur tailed recently on account of weather conditions. He ill return in a few days. 'o to Seattle Mrs. H. F: Goodman and daugh ter. Miss Hazel, left this morning on their, way to Seattle, where the lat ter has accepted a position in the telephone office and will probably remain indefinitely. Mrs. Goodman expects to return in a few weeks. . Leaves for (umliner County School Supt. O. C. Drown left this morning for Gardiner, where he will attend the dedication of the W. F. Jeweit memorial high school. Mr. Itrown will also make an investigation of the charges against the principal there, who is accused of misconduct by Ralph Ma loney, now in the county jail here. Visits ut Wilbur Mrs. O. C. Brown left this morn ing to spend the day at Wilbur, where she will look after some mat ters pertaining to the school indus trial clubs and this evening will at tend a meeting of the Parent Teacher Association. Both organiza tions are very active and are among ihe best in the county. YOl NKKI A SPUING LAXATIVE. Butter and Ice Cream OF SUPERIOR QUALITY Ask your grocer for Douglaa County Creamery Butter. Phone ua your or ders for Ice cream and sherbet. MADE BY Douglas County Creamery Prompt Service Auto Delivery New Arrivals in Spring Merchandise FOR SPRING 1917 Reed Chairs and Hookers, upholstered in Crelonne or Tapes try, finished in fumed or old ivory. Oak Rockers with wood or leather seats, golden oak waxed finish. lll'tiS Complete showing In all lines, in carpet and small sizes, Wil tons, Ax minsters, Body Brussels, Tapestry Brussels, Fibre and Grass. Some broken lines of China wc are closing out at about half the present value. Child's Co-cycles, regular $1-25 value, to close at ".Oc each. A. J. LILBURN & SON Complete Home Furnishers t Hi. King's New Life Pills will re move the accumulated wastes or( winter from your intestines, thej burden or tne blood, liet tnat slug gish snrinsr fever feeling out of your system, brighten your eye, clear Knur comi-lexion. Ciet that vim and snap of -rood purified h'eaHhy blood. Dr. King'j New Life Pills are a non griping laxative that, aids nature's process, try them tonight. At all druggists i!5e. 9 ;, m'rniS v o i ,8 6 Dam,- ouly : i -MiatU 1..' Man) I lli r '1m iinily i';Hll'.t'. rally am! was mkiuw ed wl:n ln found lu In. t':tiifit ld Teie Dr 1 1 I'aiitifM i! If Ml t.HUl ;i! I Ki.-Siii i: l.i-t rfiii! :itt- nd t! i .i ii : .'Id nt them m. idi' theit ; t niuat. . ! t'iitH-. tax col nin k i ecei ved ap-Ivtie:-?. ptaetb-aMy . untaiiu'd t.t nvnit- tlic ponpl' i'te re- ; :v i.ili tM t .1 Xf-i oen :han had Im-cii antii-i I Ull f .I l"llt tutl- I id b i n M. i 1ebralt i tit1 ei ut i e voin 'it l-'t'llows .-J5n-ia founTv has br.M 1 in t h i it on Sat 5 7. Tin M. Un i-i.it- oi p;, -,. s.t t b.al:V in ni .it ( 'uiiimiMt'o font ir il t : ot ry k ; n ; .(; u r I - :.tl r t TI '! i-!', ,i ll lei uiinr. .-! r - USE "CASCARtTS" fOR IIVIR AND BOWEIS WHtN CONSIIPAIID Itrn IlilLuiv, Hr.i.bi, U. U, f. i Mnr luiin h. H.i,l lit, -.tift. I la. I or t!' Th n hi in i ; u n it w i;a! to r v of Ou annua d lO so innt . o ;;s itH'onsoi ii ao.d 1 o '. o in ia l; ; "I iiu-i o. v th i.i.-i at t!u . mue .iinntt-'o OI ! .ti: 1 0 -l J ! I1 i ,-iunt : . -n.iii i-s ! tin-....tir-c ivi M .t ' It's the Designing thut ('''(.' o (i- Just fid corst'ts tin ir superior tnjurc tnoohiiiHi nuaHtij. The ability of a (1-0 Justrite corset, bock hired or front lart'i, to mould your figure into pleasing lines, lies in its designing and jerlVvt titling: nualities. To tboosi' your corsot with the idea of what it will do for your tit:ure, should bo our aim. When standing, it titiir. or what over position you assume, you will tind n-al oomrort in our t',-1) Justrite. Among tin- many -'lt s of r,-D Justrites. there is a suitable model tor ou. and at a prioo you desire to pay. . I a 1 it ii-rt !mm Ta a ( . ii ; t a r I i ' . -. . Oil ill Mlt ing V.'ii ir. a n-:-i headache. o.Mted n. i I e l'l ihUlv, i,,.J h it b a stik. ;.; .it h. or b a o l.n K.i 01 u out : v i b.woN than : tnoi dy fori tisg a y U M da ! it li sal! or atr oil I V"trarrts imnu'dKitel treulate the stoma, h. M.mr. utid. gested Htid (ei r. ;itld fo il i .t!-.'s; t.ike ti;t' fto'n the lier and .rry Mtpated ute mailt' i r- :i t f.e I'OW li ;. " lie-i i-iu'-er. A C.lviit l tonui.t v i: ..' straighten you out r liiornin:. I lo cvtit !'o from ouf dr'igi-t iiinr : healthy b,vol a. tion a tiear head ' and ifieei fuluei fur month iVntjfit furjet the ih!.d:en. ( VH 1 PIMPLY? WELL, DON'T BE! Pcopx- Notw It. Drive Them Off with Dr. KiHvards' Olive Tablets V : : V f;.:.- v '. i: t r-11 .-irri.-s v-tl : ! : , - r ..; A pmsi, o: IV. ' ' . v' 1 h t ; :l cii.j .i' V;' ! .tC i .'. t'sc cU an.l t!i J I i I ti-l Ju-lill cWt Ml t - anJ xuatan treJ tu h SiitUl. tor Kvory .earment is nistk'ss ;unl sold with a iruarantee to trivi? satisl'ai.tory wear. The Square Store - A Shop f'xclusiivly for Ladies Ceo. A. Hin cliard 131 N. Jackson Street nv-,f TV-.: lv I -- it 11 .1 u . . it. , -t.se T.i' !.!. ! J . ,'.v'n I r. . I .. "(. '.i l:-r. M.l , '-' .!., IV ! ?.re .1 .....- -, 1 !..! ith 1 : '! V , :' : '.v tl-r ' -.;, - . .i pA- .. j ! iv Ti' U:j ar- tV.c 1.-. ;if All i!;i:k,:i-.i. FLOUR $1.75 Made in Kasttvn Oregon. This is a dark flour but will make good wholesome bread. Golden Sheaf Flour i a i:ood hard wheat flour) made by one of Kastern Oregon's best mills (Vices at only ? 2.00 Cash only Flour is advancing don't delay Kidd's Grocery Soft Drinks,all Kinds & Flavors Carbonated Water, Syrups, Fruit Flavors, Gas for Soda Fountains Phone 186 130 N. Pine St. Free Delivery Roseburg Soda Works HOSIERY That Wears We always give you the best values obtainable. Our com plete line of white hosiery just in. Any of ilia following in black or white: Ladies' fine rib lisle finished cotton hose 15c Ladies' gauze lisle, high heel, double sole 2.1c Ladies' mercerized silk hose, fast dye 3fiC Ladies' silk boot, mercerized top. all sizes SUc Misses tine rib cotton hose, lisle finish 15c Children's coarse rib. a good value 15c Infants' cotton stockings and socks, all colors ,.luc and 15c Men's socks, cotton, In white, black or tan 15c And many other lines not yet listed. Carr's Variety Store 217 No. Jackson. Rosebnrg, Oregon. Step Softly For the ground is moist and in just the right con dition for setting posts. And it never pays to set a poor post. Good Cedar Posts In size, shape and price to suit your particular need await you at the Kenny Lumber Co. OUR SERVICE -IS SUPERFINE- I Beats Anything on the "Line" We call for and deliver your washing at the same old price rain or snow . You Save Fully 100 per cent On fuel and soap-and 500 per cent in work and worry this time of year by snding your laundry to Roseburg Steam Laundry PHONE 79 r
