THE EVENING NEWS WKKNESDAY, NOVKMHKH 17, lO0 D. W. Wright, of Canyonville, Is spending the day In the city visiting friends, L. Fancher, Haze) Fancher, Emily DeVore and Grace Graham, all of Oakland, are In attendance at the teachers' Institute. Mra. Henry Harth has returned from an extended visit with friends and relatives in California. Former Booster Colt, of the Rose burg Commercial Club, went to Suth erlin this morning to attend business matters. - GOOD ENOUGH IS THE DEADLY EN Efl Y of BEST In oporating our Grocery Business we are not satisfied with good enough. We strive for improvement. Our store is the right place to buy groceries. Everything fresh and clean. Phone 2381 Commercial Xlub Bldg. Thanksgiving Time Is almost here, and you' may need some nice pieces for the table in the way of Cut Glass, Hand Painted China or Silver ware, If so come and see our stock before buying. fW. E. Clingenpeel JEWELER AND OPTICIAN i Phone 2143 LOANS, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE. Do you want to build you a home and pay for it in small monthly-payments and low rate of interest? , Do you want to pay off your mortgage and have long time, easy payments and low rate of interest to pay back loan in? Do yon waDt to buy a home in Roseburg, a nice acre'tract near town or a good ranch near a good market and in good lo cality? j)o you want to sell your property? nn vmi want, to insure vour building in one of the best '.hpanest companies in the U. S.? YONCALLA NEWS Interesting Items (iathered by Cor respondent. Miss Julia Bishop has returned to Portland. Geary Young, of Oakland. . was looking after business interests at this place the first of the week. Miss Echo Gad ills, manager of the Roseburg Creamery was a business visitor to this city last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Alvy Wise, of Cot tage Grovo, have moved to this city to reside. E. C. Smith and wife, of Portland, attended the tuneral of the late Kobt. Warner at this place last week. Mr. h. HI. Warner made a business trip to Stella, Washington, last week returning home Monday. Chas.' Wamsley and family left last Tuesday for their home at Rose vllle, Cal . afle.- several days visit with relatives at this place. .las. Ambrose. Jr., made a business trip to Cottage Grove the (list of the week. Harry Stearns and wife- visited with relatives at Oakland a few days the first of the week. Mrs Nathan Crow spent several days at Cottage Grove this week on busings. W. A. Burr, Rose-burg's popular piano man, was looking after busi ness matters at this place last Tues day. Mrs. Eva. Ellis, of Cottage Grove, visited whh friends at this lilac-) a few days this week. Mr. Zimmerman, of the flnti-snloon league, delivered an interesting and instructive lecture at the M. E. church In his ciiy Monday evening. Mr. Zimmerman Is a fluent speaker and voices ills sentiments 111 a fear less, straight forward manner, and if Oregon doesn't "dry up" in 1910 It certainly will be no fault of his. Z. L. Cox has sold his grocery store In this city to Mr. O. H. Ver bick, of Douglas, Arizona, who will take charge of the business about December 1st. Mr. Cox contemplates going to Ar kansas with his daughter, Miss Ber tha, to spend the winter. Geo. Bull and Mr. Gherkins have gone to the Smith river country to engage in a few months trapping for fur bearing animals. Jas. and Chas. Pumphrcy left last Monday for their old home and the scenes of their boyhood at Bravely, Ind., where they wilt visit relatives and friends until about January lsi when they will depart for Valles Mex ico, where they have largo holdings, to remain for about three months. The "Pumphrey boys" as they are familiarly known have been residents nf this nlare for several years and are known to be honorable and upright men and will be greatly missed by their friends and acquaintances. It will be remembered by many that Jas. had aulte a thrilling adventure with a bear a few years ago while hunting on the Siuslaw in company with Walt Cowan, and was only, spared the honor of being chief guest at a bruin repast by a very narrow margin, so narrow In fact that bruin led In setting the greater part of the nimrods wearing npparel. It is' stated on good authority mat jas. goes to .Mexico to claim an old Creole sweetheart who has been waiting for him these many, long years in the land of purrotts and greasers. It is also staled on equally good authori ty that Chas. Is not the chap to be outdone by his brother and It Is therefore, expected that two Creole Hells will probably be brought across tho border wnen me u .e. , ... " j wll, b(! cmin!(,(1. Private lessons given me mnu oi uiu u--e mm ..."- ., ni,,ni t tiln imll r at vour pie that woman) is inherently weuker and given more to ailments than man. Many u woman suffers In sil ence for years, her friends perhaps knowing nothing of her trouble, whereas a man with comparatively trilling trouble would create a small riot In the home. Because a woman has Buffered al ways, we take much for granted, and often do nothing to overcome the trouble. But we are gradually finding out that this is a serious mistake. We are acquiring knowledge from many sources, and not the least item lu our newer knowledge Is the fact that all this misery and suffering to which woman has been subjected Is unnat ural and unnecessary. We are learn ing. In these conditions, that all the trouble is due to definite causes. The sufferings of woman are not acciden tal. They are not the result of a dis pensation of Providence. As soon as we see this, we' are ready to see the conclusion. If the Iroubles of woman are due to definite discoverable causes, then it is possi ble. In a large measure at least, to remove these causes and to restore . normal conditions. The question is i to decide what are the fundamental j causes of disease. Osteopathy has ; come forward with new discoveries in this Held and is able to prove Its i findings at every point. j We used to think that a certain I nmount of disease was normal. A measure of pain and sickness was appointed unto each of us. This Idea I of disease predestination made us j think that abnormal conditions were inevitable and escape Impossible.' But the twentieth century gosuel of health is quite different. We have come to see that health, not disease, Is the normnl condition. We have been compelled to admit that health Is the rightful heritage of every wo man. , Nature has no vengeance to satisfy and nature does not single out one woman for suffering and another for health Nature does not deal with personalities. Nature operates through law the natural laws of life and of our physical beings. The tendency of Nature is always back to the normal to restore equil ibrium to the return of health. Hut natural laws or forces are, to a large extent, blind. Rightly used, they serve us; wrongly used, they, Just ns rapidly, destroy us. Just as we utilize the elelrlc current successfully and without danger so long as we re spect conditions which we know at tach to It, so we can use the natural forces and conditions of the body for its advantage or Its destruction. The same force which drives n locft inolive fin ward, serveB to drive It backward. So tho principles and en ergies of the body can bo directed for health or for disease. Osteopath ic Health. No greater service has been rendered to womanKind than the giving by Dr. FredricK K. Stearns of his remarKable prescription for the many wearinesses with which women are afflicted. This great remedy is being placed on the market by the Now York and London Drug Company and is labeled "Nyal'a Vegetable Prescription," "a boon to womankind" The local drug firm, Fullerton & Richardson, are agents for Roseburg. They report as-follows: "Nyal" remedies are superior to all of the highly exploited patent medicines, but the best of the Nyal's line is the "Vegetable Prescription." "During the many years we have sold drugs in Roseburg we have never heard as much favorable commendation of any other medicine. Nyal's Vegetable Prescription has received the praise of every woman who has used it. Other Nyal's medicines which are worthy of mention at this particular season are: Nyal's Baby Cough Remedy for colds. Re lieves difficult breathing. Nyal's Croup Ointment. Nyal's Cod Liver Oil Compound without the oil. It is better thau "Vinol" or Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil ami is an ideal system builder and tonic. FULLERTON & RICHARDSON, Druggists, Roseburg, Ore. Agents for "Nyal's" DAXCKS XOTK'E DAN'OKS Notice Is hereby given that on and after Saturday, November 20, 1909, (ho dances given ut the Armory Hall will be conducted by Prof. W. Williams. Social dances every Satur day night from 9:30 to 12 o clock. - Dancing lessons will bo given from 7 to 11:30 same evening on any of the following dances: Waltz, Two Slep, Three-Step, Hue Waltz, Sohot tlsche. Newport, Var Souvlenla unci Barn Dance. All those coming into the class on November 20, and not later than No vember 27, will bo given u full term of 12 lessons on any of tho above dances for only $5.f.0. After Novem ber 27 the full rate of $11.00 a term and cheapest companies If So See WALttLK 'St rCKKlW Room 1, Bell Sisters Building. RoseburgOre. E. B. PERRINE, Notary Public. Office: Warehouse N r. Near the Depot. Telephone Main 2431 or 311. CROUCH & ALDRICH Wholesale arid Retail Dealers in Cement, Plaster, Lime and Cement Bfocks, Cement Sewer Pipe, Mill Work and all Building Materia Give us a call. We will save you money. own homes. Wo guaranteo or money refunded. CAHI'KTS nil Itt'fJS. Our stock of Carpets and Rugs is complete up to date. Ingrain "ariiels at 30c, 45c, 60c. Snc, UOc, the j 75c, and 8,r.c per yard. Ruts in room i!. Of tt V. RTItONfl, -- the brave. Once again tho Inevitable hns cast the eunrleis reaper In our midst and has stricken from the tlireshhold of tlfne one of our most highly es teemed and loyal citizens, Robt. War ner, son of Mr. and Mrs. h. E. War ner, who was strucK oy a nying hub- performance of his duty at the size from $ li.fi... Ill all I woof, to hri.tllo of his hoisting engine at Complete lino of all classes Stella, Washington, November 7th. furniture. Robt. was employed by the Cascade r-,.',.i.-,,,.tt,. I'nnmiinv mill Was highly respected by his employers; nianch Riddle anil Virgil .Moivin, and fellow men, and that such a dire- ! both of Riddle, are In the city today. ful misfortune should be his ultlmely j . . - lot is indeed a heart breaking and; lamentable affair. The remains were . I 1 I RTrn IMflM I brought to this city fo burial, The It I LU k K I I ii I last sad rites being administered by i HH H I 111 I I I If If I those" .rlioin had known and respected I Robt. during his sojourn at tliis place . Robt. was the eldest son of Mr. mill Mrs. L. K. Warner, of this place, and was about twenty three j years of age. Kelng endowed with a desire to follow his vocation ns en WHEN YOU'RE CHILLED Our hot drinks will warm you up, and none bettor can be made for the palate. THE ROSE Next to Postorrice. We're in a Position to offer you the best the market af fords in the way of MoatB; and our prices you know are always lowest. We handle only prime stock. Qual ity and quantity guaranteed. Fine roasting plecoB of beef from 80 to 12 He pound. First cIsbb mutton, veal, pork and poultry equally low. Can't do better anywhere. Phone us your order. We deliver to any part of the eity. r C 1,011114 KOIII.IIAGEN, l'rop. 107 West Cass Ht. . Phone 191. ree Delivery. LE0NA MILLS LUMBERCOMPANY H Lumber, Lath, Shingles and Dry Finish Luintcrj Doors and Windows of all Kinds. It YurdB on Rower Onk Street, tl 'Phone Hli ROSEBURG,. OREGON HER WEDDING CAKE is a thing of great Interest to the bride-elect, and we are arti&tB In this line. Wedding cakes are mnde In tho most beautiful designs and of "rich and exquisite flavor. Our breads, rolls, pies, fancy, and orna mental cakes, etc., ore tho perfection of the baker's art when made at Umpqua Bakery 1 I The Roseburg Pharmacy WE take a delight in serving our patrons with the. best there is in the line of drugs. Purity is our motto. Promptness both day ami nigh is wuat counts at our. pharmacy. Full line of Sundries always on hand ROSEBURG PHARMACY, Inc. L. E. KROItfJ, Manager glneer ho was at all times happy when doing his duly aim myiag asm.. for a future day. Helng of a cheei': fnl (ilt'iHisiilon his presence carried sunshine and good cheer and he was j C08t e-r ready to speak a worn 01 ciiee. anil lend b helping hand to tlios.' S I V 1 Sheridan Klri-i-t Xi-ar The Di-pot. We don't sell for cost or below but we will sclj right at cost. If you don't believe it, try us and whom misfortune and trouble miiiBe0, with each dollar's worth of ic'h ROM. wa7.b" whiles 1)Urd,aBe y0B nre entitled to knew him best can be evidenced no a cimlico. un a pice Bet of silverware, s;sl:s!:oS,::;:i,!k"'v-. tar. u,, crowded the M. K. church to its ut-'cjpe them In tho window. Come and most to listen to tho funeral address, and then followed the remains to their last testing place. While in the midst of life we are in death. Man is but a mere flickering flame upon the threshbnld of time. 'Tls but as the passing of a day and the flame has dickered and ceased to exist. Rut It Is our hope that In flickering here and ending mortality that we shall burnt forth with spiritual lllumlna-1 tlon and vivid immortal glory into, that great beyond from whose bourn; no traveler returns. I Al IIS. McfilNTV. xe:'i:-;:-::i::: H.W. ALTHAUS & SONS! GrARAGrE Automobiles, Bicycles and Supplies Agents Fairbanks & Morse Co. Cor. Cass and Rose Sts. i 1 t Telenhono 1441 i 1 ' see for yourself, don't be misled by any one for yen w'l! miss It D. J. JARVIS HOI'ltlKTOn. CUSSIFIEfl AOVIiRriSEfiMNfj WANTKIl. Sewing at 810 Winches ter street. d-S Woman Honrs Silently AVhnt .Man Would .Make Itlot Over. From time Immemorial it seems to have been taken for granted by wo man that ft is her lot to suffer In sil ent torture while carrying out the functions of her sex. A large propor tion of the human race seem to think that it Is quite normal for a woman to be In misery for seveual days out of each month. The period of preg nancy likewise has been supposed to be one of discomfort and pain in stead of happy and joyous anticipa tion. It la taken for granted, even today, by a large percentage of peo- ItOO.MS TO HUNT. By tile day or week. Apply to 119 North Main street. 'lln"Ji l-'OR SAI.E. Seven room house, lilt fifty by three hundred, plenty of fruit and berries In a very desir able location, J2.500. Sll room house, largo wood shed, one acre Hnest river bottom land nil set In strawberrls, city and well water, $2,500. Drug store In thriving town, stock all new, no competi tion, 11,500. Seven room house and two lots In desirable location for K. K. man, $1,6U0. Six room house and one acre of ground, In Kdenbower, $350.00. Some very desirable two-acre tracts for sale, close In, at $400 per tract. Inquire at room 6 and 7, Marstcrs Bldg. A C I AT UAH1 CARPENTER, CON- M. 1". LA I mAIVI tractor, builder Estimates on all Work Free of Charge. Repair work a Specialty. Office phono Main 945. Office at Roseburg ElectriCal House, Cor. Main and OaK Residence 749 South Main Street. Roseburg, Ore. - I D. II MARSTERS PLUMBING SHOP, f Plumbing, Sheet Metal WorK, Tinning and Heating North JacKson Street, adjoining Peoples Marble WorKs. .Telephone 2511. WorK Done on Short Notice ROSEBURG, ORE.