THE KVBN1KO XTCWB SATfltDAV. ItKCKMIIKR IS, 0O0.
THE EVENING NEWS
BY B. W. BATKS
Headquarters for
Christmas Goods
ihsi;i;d daiijY kxceit kundav
entered ua second-clunH mutter
Nov. 6, 11109, at KoseburK, Ore., un
der act of j..ureh 3, 1879.
HuliHtilpllmi itiilen Dally
Par year, by mull $3.00
For month, delivered 50
Hiinl-Weekly
Per year $2.00
Blx months 1.00
SATl'KDAV, DWUMIUOIf 1, JJMJ
OUT OV 'J'HK I.VKll JAIt
When JuHllee aleeim, ii'Ikoiis yawn.
Some
less.
hralny people aro thought-
niako the chorus
Clothes do not
girl.
Money talks and Is certainly an
entertlng con versa! lonul 1st.
Don't wait for inrluno. I'orluno Is
fcmluo and you should go to her.
The backward man Bometlmes ex
periences luiii'.'"? In forging ahead.
Have you discovered whether the
pole has really been found or not?
The wise man save up his money
and the fool conieB along and borrows
it.
Money Is an nwlful weight on a
man's mind. John U. might, to be
saluted for doing such yeoman ser
vice lu hearing our burdens for us.
I5ud : 'Say, Annie, give me another cup of Coffee."
Annie: "No Bud, your mother doesn't want you to drink
more than one cup."
Hud: "Hut, Annie, mother is now using Folger's Golden Gate,
and it's so good I am sure another cup wouldn't do any harm."
Good fortune ..eems to roach out to
help those who have already climbed
quite a ways up the ladder. TIim'h
a way good fori u ne has.
Upton's tea can't compnro wlih
liberty, and, Incldenlly, Sir Thomas
will never be able lo drink his break
fast tea out, of the American cup
which ho lias coveted so long.
A laughable Incident a f"W days
ago Illustrated Mutt It isn't always
wise to keep pecking away at a per
Ron when you have him licked. A
hull dog had singled nut an onery
looking country our and had him
down and licked lo a fiire-you-well. I
but ho gloated over his viclorv unlll
tho country dog in dcsperallon con
quered Ills fear, rlggled (o bis feet
mill made things so warm for Ihe
hull dog that ho was forced to turn
till! and run. He vanished from view
with his former vanquished foe sllll
in pursuit
Folger's Golden Gate is the purest and best Coffee we know of.
We sell it absolutely on merit.
Alton S. Frey
COST OK lU'TTKIt
Dairy 'niuiMfssdm Stiy l'milnci lc
IH'ikIn on tht Cow
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in:si:itn;it
(Jov. IWmimoii Issues His Klrst liiMrs
l-'or MiMlriiit'iimir.
Christmas
Presents
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Order
Your business !s one of your
best friends. Why not iive
It a suitable present sonic
new ami attractive station
ery, for instance, such as we
re prepared to print (or you
Wm fclL IMllO.
THE NEWS OFFICE E
Telephone
Saii'in Htfttt'Kimui: rjldru butter
fri'Hh from tho farm cost you wIl,
just now, imioiikIi o . you hutti'r
1 1 1 h fir Home kindled complaint. But
did you ever hear how muc h the far
mer feedH Queen Hossie to produce
from her a pound of the hiliiiu golden
money-timer.
It dein-mlH on the row, tho kind of
feed and t lie row's t real men t , hut
JuhI tho HHino tho farmerH of Wash-
In irt on con ni y 'an; beginning to
dine Ihe production of milk and but
ter to mathematical certain! (eti. In
oilier words, the farmer Ih becoming
a biiHlneKH man and for the first time
in history is calculating shrewdly the
cost of prod net Ion mid sgbstraeUng
from the proceeds to U -urn how much
he is making every day. 'iiiiseuent
ly he Is making more than he did.
The system that, makes the rural
resident, use his head to inuko the
work of bis hand more profitable is
called the Washington County Cow
Testing Association. That doesn't
mean testing for tuberculosis or in
grown horns, but. testing for produc
tion. The dairymen barters with his
cows and exchanges feed for butter.
M. S. Sshiock, deputy dairy commis
sioner, has some figures covering the:
daily prod net ion of a number of
herds. On" man, for Instance, is
paying lilt cents a pound in actual
feed for every pound of but ter his
cows produce, and this does not In
clude shelter or work for the farmer. :
Hut the man who lives on the next!
farm only pays In feed 1 1 - cents a ;
pound for the butter his cows pro- j
duce. I
What makes ho difference? First;
of all. the dilference is In the cow
liei-Keii. in icsi ii rean nuntes nine
difference whether Hossie Is Jersey,
Ayrshire, llolslein or Cneinsey, if
she Is I lie approved dairy type. She
must be a proper milk machine no
niitlli'r what, her variety.
Then, as was stated, feed and shel
ter make much diii'erence. Hut meas
uring each duv by what each cow
produees leaches the fanner which
are his good cows, ami which the
bad and indifferent. He learns if
he i ; feeding eiioimh or loo much,
and if the food the proper suit.
Some cows will pindiue only a
lii-ir r three-uuariei-s of a pound
or butter a day; some will produce
I wo or three ptmniR In u herd of
no cows this makes a diii-remo In
the speed t lie farmer makes Inward
a piano and a- palent plow. Mr.Sch
ro k says lie would li ke to see ihe
dairymen In other Oregon counties
than Washington begin cow testing.
It always has ihe eifect of eventually
we. -ding out ihe poor cows and put
linn good ones in their place. The old
uncertain system of feedlm: what
nil ht lie foiind lo produce mii'.ht be
obtained is made a thing of ihe past.
I'i'et I y soon. I hen. t he farmer that
has been pacing his cows '.'.v cents n
poll ml for the hut! er t hey produce,
ue's the euw iiow ii to the other man's
I t t enl.-,. !
At preselil yoblen biiMer cesN V
preitv p nttv to produce, and till
Keeis spmpatliy fiotn the man who1
hates to at present, prii es Hut i k
.i Mi. Shmck, will cut the ,
bit cud let th I'm itier I'V.-n- ' .t
all? neike nior- tnoni-y lliau he '
er did. in Mitc nf the cut.
Ralem Statesman: A requisition
was issued yesterday by Governor
Krank W. Ifenson on the Governor of
Washington for Samuel 4. Conger,
who (k wanted In Portland for wife
desertion nnd non-support. IIIh wife,
.Minnie Conger, alleges that. thv
have been married 11 yearn and that
when she was sick her husband loft
her on the 1 ill h day of last October
and went to Seattle, leaving her with
out any funds and many hlliH to pay.
hi not that lime she has had to de
pend on friends for the support of
herself and daughter, Samuel fall
ing to come through with any money
although he has a position lu Seattle
ud virn $20 n week.
This is the first leuuisition issued
by Governor Henson for a misde
meanor and shows that it will be
hoove erring husbands to come
through with the finances to sup
port the family.
The latest goods to be carried in a first-class
jewelry store to be found" in Roseburg. Call and see
them. The time is short. Prices always right.
Phone
2143
W. E. CLINGENPEEL
Jeweler and
Optician
er or medium grades. There are still!
20 pianos to be sold before Jumiary j
1 st. A small payment down rnd a
Mimll payment each month Takes your :
choice and a Christmas present for j
tho whole family. .Remember any j
reasonable offer will he accepted, as 1
wo unit business January 1st, and all
imiHt bo sold.
BURR'S MUSIC HOUSE.
X.MAS ALMOST AT HAM)
A Ken Suggestions For Your C011
sitlc ration
1'IANOS AUK MOVING
U I (wit's
.Music House
Not ?
anil Why
High grade pianos like the Hush
and Lane and Victor going at prices
that other dealers charge for cheap-
BUILDER
C.I).3iAYiAKD
GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTOR
At Your Service
Roseburg. Orepn Phone 19 3
DESKS Have you seen our line of
ladies desks, combination cases,
hook cases, etc.?
CHAIRS We are showing tho finest
lino of rockers and dining chairs
we have evur had the pleasuro of
showing.
TAULES Dining tables, buffets and
china closets, library and center
tables in latest designs and styles. !
HALL TREES Bookcases, iron beds!
and cotton felt mattresses. j
Rugs From 15x27 feet lo 9x12
feet.
DOLL CARRIAGES And Dolls
beds,
STORW FULL Of useful articles
too numerous to mention.
B. W. STROXO.
tf Tho Furniture Man.
Old Adam must have been a big
amist because he married :tll the
women there were in the world.
The American Hook Company evi
dently needs a little educating along
the lines of business etiquette if re
cent reports about Its way of doing
business are true. 1
R'4
Kodalis and KodaK Supplies
are Suitable for Christmas
A kodak will cause your memory to remain greeu
with the recipient, as it will be a source of delight and
pleasure for years.
F. H. Churchill
IROXMONCJKK
Clearance Sale
Tailor Made Clothes
C"iiinieucini Dt ceinher 13, snd
cunt inning lor two weeks, in onltr
in redii' tMii.' cteck of high-itrHile
geodn, I will make units n( the
following ii'irtlty reduced priced:
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RICE RICE, THE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Now'sthe time to
Buy Your Xmas
Gifts. Shop Early
and get first choice
Si:
$35 Suits
$33 Suits
$30 Suits
$28.00
$25.00
$22.00
Fur two Mi-Hkn only. CnlJ I'ntly j
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The Reliable Tailor I
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TH
SEASON'S LA! EST
PATTERNS
1 fi 7vfCiFS: t.,,'rt,v?:7r
Hetter, hiwr th:m ever
in our display of ui-ful gifts
oci,l pieces furniture, bonk
rases, desks, dressers, buf
fetts, side lmards, china
closets, combination cases
lounges, couches, davenports,
settees, parlor sets, chairs
and rockers.
"Coming Through
the Rye." That's
the tune you'll step n
it I. . f
i" " you snouia
fail to shop early.
A pleas ml tUoiiirht. i
In Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Cut Glass Silver
ware, Novelties, andSouvenir Spoons.
In fact reliable poods that stand cihe test
at the lowest price. New goods coming
every day.
A. SAL2MAN
et-wins machines, washing
machines, ' ranges, kitchen
cabinets. Kverythinj; to make
merry the home. Cuttlery
all kinds. 1..17 IJeger." Bros
silvenvear at prices below
them all. Carvers, roasters
and coffie peculators.
a wise suggostnin, a trnieiv hint. Swe ?Ko?kers. Mun-ia -1,.,; n . ,
n.npnii.n'U lli.tf.-f t-. ri.inu iiinlN .,,,.1 urn k"ul"esanii
lat -st tollee l erculator, .size -3
ve Never forget
the Little Ones
Little red chairs, dollie go
carts 50 cents up. toy dishes,
toy table-!, toy stoves, knives
and forks and childs sets
roc-ers, hih eh lirs. black
boards, toy banks, air guns
for b iys, toy b inks and gam?
boards.
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There will be somctliing doing if you
selected marked and laid away for you
wait too long. Mail orders promptly attended
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