The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920, December 07, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE RVK.VI.Vq NEWS TrKSIAV, IIKCKMIIKK 7, 1009. THE EVENING NEWS I1Y B. W. BATES LET US AS5IST YOU In Planning A Delightful Christmas (Winnie Gaddis is.hiii; daily kx;kit i?umay Entered aa second-clans matter Nov. 5, 1909, at Koseburg, Ore., un der act of ...arch 3, 1871). THE PLUMBER HiilHM-riiition Hiitf'n Duily Per year, by mail 3.00 Per month, delivered .. .60 HiJlll-Wl-elily Per' year 12.00 Skylight Cornices Heating Ventilating bix montliB l.OCrf TI'KHDAY, IIKCKMIiKIl 7, IIMH). TIME 15 NO OBJECT (Continued from jingo J.) A bill was roclvtd from an KjihI f;rn cniHM'i'ii for root cuttKrH, tho Hanie linviiiK foeon ordered by tho tttrout cnmuilttco hcvoihI iiionlbK bko. It ap jH.'iirH that th packages Im-ciiiiio lost tnroutn, arrivluK wm but n few days a;o. Accordingly Hip wiimd! decided to Inform lliu ciiip:uiy that payment ot tho bill had be'ii refused. K. K. Holmon, of (Jrants I'a&s, and Dunn & Dunn, of KiiKm wore aprill- raritK for th position of city engin eer. o action was takMi. The matter of IkkiiIhk u warrant In tho sum of $ I r0 lu favor of the old Hoseburj! Waler Company to replace n ".variant lu a like sum issued to that company yoveral years ago. was brought up for consideration. After brief argument II was decided to Is nin the warrant. Inn former having lieen lost or mlHidai ed. Tbi members f tho company areo to furnish an indemnity bond to secure the city, The central newer proposition was laid on the table until u future nieot- Councilman Mullen Informed the rnemlerH'of the council that he un derstood thai the state law required tho doort? of all public nulldliiKfl to twfnn outward, therefore he request ed that ome action be t'iken In re ward to the doors al the city hall, fiuch wus referred to tho street com mittee. Cotine'Impn McClalltMi said that he he tin. Icrstood thai the clly hall was neliiK used as a court room contrary to the usual custom lu up-to-date municipalities. Hereafter the eoun vll chamber will bo maintained strict ly lor city business. Councilman l-'rank Clemens pre sented plans and specifications for a email house to bo utilized in storing Ihu city implements. Tho structure Is 2tixU0 feet, and If erected will cost the clly about $300. The c!ty recorder was Instructed to draw a warrant In the sum of $a2.!t8 In favor of Marshal Huff man to relnbuiHo him In the purchase of properly sold for delinquent sew er assessment. Tho city recorder nnd marshal were Instructed to allverllse all pro perty for sale to" which tho city is entllled to deeds. A bill from the citv treasurer In the Hum of $2(14.7 I was presented the council. 1 be amount duo from tho city Is for tho street Improvements in front of tho city property. A war rant war. ordered drawn. All persons cmected oy tho street Improvement Assessment are untitled to pay their por port ion by December 15 of take ndvantaKo of the Ilancroft bonding net. An ordlnanco prohibiting the oper tillou of traction engines, and the hauling of gravel and other like sub ttances on the paved sli eets, was read for the first and second time. An ordinance approniiatlug money from the general fund to pav the amount due In the construction of the peer Creek bridge was read the third time and passed. The ordinance levying the assess ments against properly on the sever al st roots effected by pavnient were rend for the third lime and parsed. A liMiglhly urguni'T.t ensued rela tlvo to the lunch wagon operated by 'Voni Lough, and sit ut; ted near the depot. Home members of Die council were of the opinion that It mum Id hp moved off the street at once, while others, thought I hat the proprietor Mhould be granted at least, a couple of 'lays notice 'hat he might dispose of hi;-, stock. Klnallv. lrowever. tbe cllv recorder wan on1h;hten"d as to , Die sentiment of the renin cMNMiMKh ..vi:itiiM:M i:ts Do not spend your money in something cheap and trashy, but get something good and t then you have a lasting remembrance. Call and see our stock of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware Novelties, Cut Glass, Umbrellas, Hand Painted China. Come in and make your selections early while the lines are complete. ' We do Engraving. Phone 214.' W. E. CLINGENPEEL Jeweler and Optician Agent for Snell Water Filters. Removes all im purities. Phone 2101 Roseburg Oregon probaoly act accordingly. The record er can charge a license of from fl to $20 per day, or even refuse to vvunt a license such being his author ity. It was first proposed to charge a IilKh license, but upon second thought this Idea us adandoned inasmuch as a prohibitive license cannot be legally levied Briefly, Lough will bo com pelled to go out of hunincss at once,1 tuch being tho decision ot the coun cil, j Bills Allowed. C. S. Mathews, labor $ 00.00 J Thomas McKay, labor 1.00 N. C. Klsher, draying ..... 28.10, it 11 aii,.i.... i.. I...- a a nf Water & Light Co., lights 283.35 J. K. Clements, labor 4.00 A. N. Oretilt, stamps. 1 4.00 K. (1. Mfcelll, legal services.... 50 00 I). K. Aloody, labor 23.00 W. B. Oden. labor 67.fi0 C. Palm, salary 60.00 J. Huffman, salary 65.00 II. Kheinhart, draying 3.00 I. H. Castle, labor t.50 Geo, Xeunor, legnl services.... 73.00 S. Josephson, suplles .83 .loH Mlceil, Freight advanced.. 1.69 B. C. BrlKKa, labor 4 00 Healo & Co.,, supplies 392.50 f'llkliiHton Bros., labor 30.00 V. Long & SonB, supplies 1.00 F. Loiik & Hons, supplies .75 Jessie S'-ribner, 'labor 6.60 W. T. Kdwards, labor 3.60 .fessle Scrlbner, labor, 8.00 A. N. Orcutt. salary 50.00 Klbert Hermann, salary 10.00 .1. It. Lee, salary 15.00 Review Pub. Co., printing.... 68.05! A. Callaway, labor 33.76 i Pane Investment Co., lumber.. 8.97 Leona Mills Co., lumber YIOIJ.X LKSSOXS Amos W. Hiester, violinist at Star theatre, will accept punilri for violin. Kspecial attention to Juvenlls. Inquire at Star theatre or phone 885. DRAYING j. Thp Rnsphiirp Pharmacy I rE take a delight in serving our patrons with the best there is in the hue ot drugs, runty is our motto. Promptness both day and nigh is wnat counts at our pharmacy. w AND TSiis Is ' Your BUSY TlilE WE ARE TALKING to the LADIES NOW The Holiday Work is before you and there is the Xmas dinner to plan for. We can relieve you of much worry and work, which is economy, too, you know. You'll find all our' Pastry, CaKes and Bread to be unexcelled. Orders delivered. Special orders given prompt attention. Place yoiir Xmas orders now. UMPQUA BAKERY 16.85 IJACKSON STREET HAULING TELEPHONE 001 Prompt intention given to all orders NAT BISHOP I Full line of Sundries always on hand I ROSEBURG PHARMACY, Inc. L. E. KR0HN, Manager The Next Thing on the Bill of Fare ITHE IMPERIAL! I A Temperance Saloon Properly Conducted Opposite Passenger Depot - Roseburg ORDWAY & BOGART PROPRIETO R S Where are You Going to Trade? AT THE ROSEBURG ROCHDALE For your Groceries, Dry Goods, Gents Furnishing- and Shoes. Why they sell the BEST GOODS for the LEAST MONEY. RICE $ RICE, THE HOUSE FURNISHERS Wow's the' lime to Buy Your. Xmas Gifts. Shop Early and get first choice Better, bigger than ever is our display of useful gifts, odd pieces furniture, book cases, desks, dressers, buf felts, side boards, china clofets, combination cases luunges, couches, davenports, settees, parlor sets, chairs and rockers. l-'Oit itKXT Ktore roo.n (in .Inrkson Htreet. lmpiim Mm 11. Knslou. tf TO HUNT Tun liousoki'i'plni; Imiulro lit I'H.I .Mill Htnvt. LOST Sillliluy iillt'i'liiMiii, n ItchiM'kft pin. l''llul,r plciiso h'iivt' lit t Ills Dlllre. LOST-il'inlircllil ill tho Armory, on WVdiii'Milny iiIkIii. ('alio liiuullo. )no rlli f.liortor Hi. in Hie mliois. l.eavo ut News olliro. VOW 1SKNT. lloiiac, town. Cllv wiilor. Min.ilile. Call 11 s(ri-i.'t. VOH SAI.K 111 lUiVH lino liillil. M mllo from town; - lu-ros orrharil; nil nnilt'r iMilllvatinn; miuitl houtn'; liarn i'x:u; poullry. li'ain and n xauoii Inrliiili'il. Only 12500. Ad-iri'.-ia N.. this olllro. d:tl-BW-l 8 "fc-- II. and will! SO If iMWaSSm Ira VrailfflffiUUJ.fi Try Them In Your Order For GENTS FURNISHINGS AND SHOES i rnonirt, iicnr lttnt vory rt'u V. Ponplna U-22 Coming Through the Rye." That's the tune you'll step to if you . should fail to shop early. Sewing machines, washing machines, ranges,' kitchen cabinets. Everything to make merry the home. Cuttlery all kinds, 1S47 Rogers Bros filverwear at prices below them all. Carvers, roasters and coffee peculators. :: : i ! i : : 8 1 Groceries is their Specialty, and they please you. wih Try Them For Dry Goods The People's Cooperative Store ROSEBURG ROCHDALE CO. We're in a Position to offer you the best, the market af fords In the way ot Meats; and our prices you know are always lowest. We handle only prime stock. Qual ity and quantity guaranteed. Fine roasting pieces of beef from 8c to iaic pound. First class mutton, veal, pork and poultry equally low. Can't do better anywhere. Phone us your order. We deliver to any part ,of the city. Cass Street MarRet LOUIS KOHLHAGKN, Prop. 107 West Cass St. Phone 191. Free Delivery. ::8:::::::::8mnjj:::nj S LEONA MILLS LUMBFRMMPAWY H Lumber, Lath, Shingles and Dry Finish Lumt er1 Doors and Windows of all Kinds. it A pleasant thought, a wise suggestion, a timely hint Havenports, Hutfetta, China Closets, Diners and extension tables latest ColTee l'erculator, Size 1-3 Swell Rockers, Morris chairs, Couches and 18-17 Roger Bros. Silverware. The THE WATER FRONT DRY GOODS STORE j r ShrrWlnti Sttivt NVur The Depot. 'it Wo don't soil for cost or bolow I cost but wo will Roll rllit at cost. Tf Vnll ilnn't ll.illiu-rt II Irr t.o nnH 1 so. With each dollar's worth of I goods pmvhiisod you nro ontltlod to XX a chanoo on n nice sot of ellvorware, j f J KiuvoH, lornn. tamo niui louspoons. j Soe thorn In Iho window. Como and foe for vonrsolf, don't bo mlAlod by j liny on for you will miss It tt We Never Forget the Little Ones Little red chairs, dollie go carts 50 cents up, toy dishes' toy tables, toy stoves, knives and forks and childs sets rockers, high chairs, black boards, toy banks, air guns for boys, toy banks and game boiftds. D. J. JARVIS H There will be something doing if you selected marked and laid away for you wait 00 long. Mail orders promptly attended f id- h n : i to. Goods Z ft 1 9 YardBon Lower Osk Street. Phone 1411 R0SEBVRG,. OREGON xx XX XX XX XX XX g i D. H MARSTERS' PLUMBING SHOP. Plumbing, Sheet Metal WorK, Tinning' and Heating' North JacKson Street, adjoining' Peoples Marble $ WorKs. Telephone Wll. WorK Done on Short Notice ROSEBURG, ORE. rilWJtlETOH.