THB FVKMVO WEWB TCKflDAY. NOVE.WI1ER 10, 1000.
THE EVENING NEWS
HV B. W. BATKS
IKSUKD UMLY KXCKIT KUN'DAY
HuhKcriptloii ItuUH Daily
Per year, by mail $3.00
I'er month, delivered 60
HrmJ-UVckly
Per year 2.00
Six months 1.00
TIKSUAV, NOVKMHKll Id, 1 000,
Most peoplo don't admtro a Jollier,
but he is head and shoulders ahead
of a pOHSillllHt.
Opportunity miikes It a point to
knock at everyone's door, hut It la
a Kood Idea to sotid In your street
address to facilitate matters.
PreaUlent Taft thinks that women
Fhoulri not marry except 'Tor a life
looked forward to with unmixed hap
piness." Looking forward to a life of
unmixed happiness Is an easy job for
ny girl. The rub comes when they
try to realize It.
This country by lmvln no postal
Baying bunk ullowed the neat sum
of $431, 1156, fiUIJ to slip through her
linger In a single year. This Is the
amount of savings sent home for safe
keeping lust year by our foreign born
citizens who have government sav
ings hanks In their own land.
If Every
Optician Were An
OPTOMETRIST
It Would Be Better for Your Eyes
Since tlio word "OPTOMETRIST" la a new one. coined to apply to a spe-
uiuimi 01 marKEn nronciency, an explanation of Its meaning Is In order.
Webster's new International Dictionary, defines an Optician as follows:
"One (-killed In optics ono who deali in optlclal glasses and Instruments.
n .iinnuructurlng optician uoshchscs
the mathematical knowledge of grind- .-laMB
Ing, etc., is familiar with optical par
aphernalia, and Is competent to fill
an order from the OPTOMETRIST.
A llisK'iislni Optician sells glasses
etc., and can tell whether or not a
lens Is ground according to the In
ductions of the OPTOMETRIST.
But an OPTOMETRIST In foi tided with the additional and broader Helen
llllc knowledge of the laws of vision und'of tho organ of sight which is
essential to the proper fitting of Biases.
,An OPTOMETRIST can test tho eyes locate the affliction or defect of sight
anil rectify it by prescribing tho proper lense3.
Whou the eyes need attention, always consult an OPTOMETRIST. Vou can
not afford to be careless with so Important a faculty as the sense of vision
LOCAL MARKET
Cereals.
WHEAT $1.00
OATS 60c bushel.
HAY Vetch, ?12 to 14
grain, $12 to 114: alfalfa, $17.
ROLLED BARLEY $30.00 ton.
Llvcstrok.
STEEltft -Alive, 3c lb.
COWS Alive 26c.
VEAL Dressed, 6c. lb.
HOGS Pressed, 8c; Alive 6c.
SHEEP 314 c.
ton;
POULTRY Mixed chickens, alive
10c to-12c; dressed, 12c; ducks,
alive, 9 dp 10c; dressed, 14 15c.
BUTTER Creamery, 42 H lb.
country, 3TAe lb.
FOGS 40c doz.
POTATOES New, lo lb.
WOOL Spring, 24c; fall, 20c;
year clip. 24c.
HONEY 12 c.
CABBAGE 1 J'iC. lb.
ONIONS 2c lb.
Not like mother used to make,
oh no, lt'B a hundred per cent better.
If you dont believe it try the Ump-
qua Bakery bread. There's a reason.
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China, the United Slates and Ja
pan have agreed to go into tho "open
door" business together and thus in
sure peace hereafter. China sayH
anyone who llnds the mines can have
O them which Is much hotter than let
ting aomu one find them and then
taking them away. There Is not like
ly, however, to be any great rush of
Amerlcuns to China, and that nation
and Japan will bo permitted with
out doubt to dlvido iip tho nuggets
they may dig up.
TIIINd.S HI! THINK
IJon't believe but hnlf you hir
and don't repeat that.
Tho Wright Bros.' castles In tho
nir are at lust becoming realities.
Tho scales of Justice usually
weigh correctly when honest Judges
handle them.
Some folks would Mko to know If
the milky way over gets sour during
a thunderstorm.
In these physlcnl culture days some
fieoplo display grout nglllly in and-:
ing taxes. ; I
Klsnlng Is overdone," says a llrm
ton woman. Tho fires of love musl
be scorchers lu the Hub.
' THE OPTOMETRIST
fcv Cass St.
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I Proclamation
1 NO. III.
Know all ye good peoples that Flaxoap is a new article of com
merce, that all Bhould use, especially ye housekeeper. For be
it known to all. that Flaxoap is ye best possible article to upe
In cleaning paints and linoleums. It does not destroy luste;
or quality but adds to It.
Know ye, that Flaxoap was originated for use of ye rail
roads In cleaning their highly polished varnished wood work.
Because of Its success Flaxoap has been put up in pack
ages suitable for household use.
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L - U B 1
WILL C'AKICV THEM
ritlCh
H. 1". f'o. tyiii Traasmrt (foods from
Koscliurg to I'oriiumi i.n.,..
Commencing on November 25th.
Thanksgiving Duy, aiul ending De
cember 31st. (he Southern I'ncitfr
Company will carry all goods free to
Portland for tho Boys' and Clrla A 1,1
Widely, the Children's Home and the
Good Samaritan and St. Vincent's
Hospitals.
Let us not forget the orphans, the
sick anil tne deslltuto during the hol
idays." It matters not how light our
own store or worldly goods wo can
sinro miiieHilng. Remember tho ex
inpie ot the poor widow and her
mite.
ci,u'o caa.iivAL.
Don't promise to do more than
you can perform and your ruputu
Hon fi- veracity will be goo.
rooplu economize so much on the
truth. It Is no wonder they lmvo lo
turcica it lor some occasions.
Tt's funny how a man lll ..lie
up mid Ho nwnlie on mornlimv tfii.n
he cuuNlu abed If he wuuib to.
Some pcnpl Invest In . watered
Block expecting in thai way to fur
nish a waterway for their "liln n
i In.'
Writ's In a mime? Whi o yoo i
nftiil' a dead beat Jim are Untile to
fjnd Dial there Is a gold dVal la Ibe
wife's mime.
If pome women took glial can;
"f their IlllKkaO.Ki as lkii-y do or their
Miodlis the divarce mills wunlrf la.
ahy many a grist. " .
Young men. ! careful of the alii
with toe doeollcitu anwns. fllifi
more likely to I urn you a cold bnuU -or
Hum the girl with a warm head
1 reus.
A Minnesota pastor believes 111 fur
nishing a light luncheon for the In
ner mail to lei eaten while he Is fur
nishing a least of reason for the
train.
new rellainu has been liivimtm!
with only seven couiuiiilldluents. If
the members of Hie new church keep
the seven (hey will be pretty well
lip to the average.
A ilerinun chemist bus discovered
H method of using the bumble potato
ns a substitute tor wood in the iniuiu
fncture or lead pencils. The polalo
will make a new mark In the world.
Do not encourage anyone, whether
II be a child at school, or n ninn In
the olllce, in tin. dlseliedlence of his
xupoiior, for when vou do von strike
n blow at the success of the school or
Imslness lite.
When you ran get so you enn lei
your wife rub her feel iilong vour
spinal column In the middle ot win
ter without making any complaint,
you can rest assured that you have
reached that slate of prollrlenry
known ns a model husband.
In Hie days of Ponce de I.eon great
explorers spent years In searching
for the roiintaln that would make
ild people young again. Nowndavs
If a man should start on an expedi
tion or that sort people would be
lieve that he had already reached
ins second childhood.
The bee sting cure for rheumatism
Is again coining Into prominence. We
nhmild Imagine lhat a few well direct
ed bee slings properly i.ppllcd would
do wonders In limbering up stiff luus-
les ror the time being at least.
Ilecollelle gowns are being worn
Just a trllle lower than formerly Iho
fheath gown will be slight Just a wee
lilt more and now conies the seat
less and "niithln', nuihin' " gowns.
Wo men will soun have to turn Chris
tian KelolttlulB lll.il I...A..I..A
Consider yourself cordially Invited
to be present at Iho correctly con
structed and considerably combined
Calico Curnlvnl to lie held at the
Mnerabee Hall, Thiirsdav night, No-
ember 18. l!ii)!i, given by the B. it.
H. (inss of the Christian Sunday
School, admission 25 cents Including
refreshments.
Relreshnienls will consist of Com
estlb; Ceralla Closely Combined with
Conferrimilnaled Crenlilres; Cereal
Compounds CliaracterlKtlrally Con
nected allh Condenaed Cream; Cider
Cured Cholera Cnndiieers; Cake Clo
ven and Couple a llh Carmals; fake
Copiously Comiulngled with Cocoa
nut: Caltii Completely Covered with
Chiolale Cups of Capitally Con-
cin'totl Ureal nxu Cheer and Crystal
l tear.
Hull and Regulations: All Indies
to wear calico goans; all gentlenuai
to wear calico llvs.
I-In,' will bo Imposed for tho fol
lowing: Anybody a lio falls lo wear a
calico gown 15 cents; any gentlemen
Who fails to a-car a calico tie 15 cents
PriiKlRlti: Mimic; t'inno solij, Miss
U'i"lu Hales; viaal solo .Miss Harris
Monologue and Igkliau "Ills Old
3w't hearts."
P. S. There will be for sale, cheap
runuiuc calico conveniences that will
be a constant comfort; chicken ta-
inales; candy, ooiicorn, etc. Don't
tall to visit tho Art Gallery (aDmls-
slou 5 cents) where Ihere will bo on
exhibition Tumults paintings, among
winch will be I'ireslde Coiupanlons,
"The First Sorrow" and many others.
N. B. Any person who sits In a cor
j nor and refuses to converse will be
I lined 5 cents.
r. a. uiugiiuin uresaeB exempt irom
line.
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Have you seen those elegant Steins
nnu wittKartis, at ttoseuurg Book;
toices 25c to $5 00 each. o
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Corbln F. Grubbo to Douglas Co.,
SIS Vi SlA of Nli of SW.-NEVl
or iNW'i of Sec. 3d twp. 25, S. R. 6
V. Containing 320 acres. Consider
ation $1,040.00.
W. L. Cobb to A. W. Jones. 307
acres, all situated. In Doiiglus county,
Oregon. Consideration $2,900.00.
Fred Seilert to Douglas county,
30 t strip land situated in the vncin
lty of Perdue. Consideration $1.00.
F. B. Walto to F. H. liurnetto. lot
No. 6, block 2, Round Pralre Fruit
lands. Consideration $981.75.
Flora Wing to Frank Wing,
land all situated in Douglas
Oregon.
Mrs.
certain
county,
JCIvSlll.lTIOX.S
esteemed member Sister Mattle Bur
rows, Therefore be It resolved that
In her death Umpqua Assembly has
lost one of Its most earnest and loyal
members. The home a loving wife
and mother.
Resolved that wo (lo deeply sympa
thize with her family and extend to
them our hert telt sympathy In this
their 3ad bereavement.
Resolved that a copy of these reso
lutions be sent to tho bereaved fam
ily and that they be entered uoon
our records, a copy be furnished each
of the city papers and that our
charter be draped In mourning for a
periou or thirty days.
Fraternally submitted,
EMMA FAULKNER
HETTIE PICKENS
F. P. BROWN
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Hear ycj Hear ye; the Iron
H monger has it for sale.
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II. E. STEEL,
members of
105. United
Roseburg, Oregon, November - 12
1909.
To the oflicers and
Umpnua Assembly No.
Artisans.
We, your commttlee on resolutions X
of condolence most respectfully sub- X
nut mo following: -
bereas the great Supreme Ruler
of the universe bus in Ills Inliiiite s":
wisdom taken from us a worthy and ifl.jt.jMiLMMMi-ji
Attoiiey-ut-Lav
egal advice free. Collections
Solicited
Room 1, Marsters Bldg.
ltoseburg, Ore.
The Next Thing on the Bill of Fare
WHEN YOU'RE CHILLED
Our hot drinks will warm you up, and none belter
can be made for the palate,
THE ROSE '
Next to Postofiice.
SWELL
SAMPLES
o
FOR
SPRING
T3
BODGE
The Relkble Tailor
Where are You Going to Trade?
AT THE
' ROSEBURG ROCHDALE
For your Groceries, Dry Goods, Gents Furnishings
, and Shoes, Why they sell the BEST GOODS
for the LEAST MONEY.
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TryiThem In Ycur Order For
gents;furnishings and shoes
Groceries is their Specialty, and they will
please you.
Try ThemlFor Dry Goods
The People's Cooperative Store
ROSEBURG ROCHDALE CO.
ELECTRICITY
IN THE HOME
Electricity furnlPVs comforU
heretofore unthouglif of.
The luxuries of yesterday are
the necessities of today. The best
way to make your home attrac
tive and a palace In Ita Interior
conditions of living Is by the use
of electric light.
G. L. PRIOR
315 N. Jackson St. Roseburg, Or
i it
ATTENTION
Flour has nearly doubled in price.
We sell
B R E AD
at the same prices and it is the
best. CooRies, buns, cinnamon
rolls and doughnuts 10c Per
dozen. Pies 10c each. Our
caRes are the best.
CHURCH BROTHERS
CASS STREET PHONE 357
a it u ii ii imi h H h ii ii
Sure we have ladies shirt waists,
kimonos, long and short ones; bath
robes, aprons, long ones with and
, without sleeves: tea apronB, black
, and white collars, and all kinds of
neckwear, sweaters, Teddy Bear
I coats, and hoods for the babies. Also
. a Urst-class line of millinery. Our
E.c, 10c, 15c and 25c counters are
. loaded with good things.
ii.. . . . -
iiu.T Uu wo ueii inemr why a
cheaper then anybody else. Whyt T
Because our expenses are less. Be a Z
MlRRmirlnna- inma In n .1 i. ,
. ,u auu ict US HUOW
you.
Lenders In Topulnr Priced Goods.
Homo of the 1c Post Card.
The
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SEE
WIHNIE GADEOIS
THE PLUME ER
Sheet Metal WorK Drier Pipe An7thinfjYou Want
5Ky Lights, Cornice
.l eavylron TanKs
Line a pine sts
i PHONE 1284
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tlou't see anything.
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