THE EVBVIXO KKWH SATI'ltHAV, HM AllV 1, 1010.
THE EVENING NEWSi"
HV B. W. I1ATKS
INMJ HlTj ) A IL VJiXC I'T Kt'XD.A Y
Bn lured uh second-elaBS mutter
Nov. 5, 1109, at HuKolxirK, Ore., un
dor net of jfiruh 3, lHlii,
HuhucTljilion Itaton Dnily
Per year by mail $3.00
Per month, delivered 50
H-mJ-Weekly
Per year... 2.00
SIX inonthB 1.00
8ATI KIAV, .l.Xl ltV
"Koep mulllm;."
A haj)py Now Year to you.
Don't writ'j ft iy(!i any more.
It's time
T.orld.
to get Hq tiare wi I li t he
Moro jmvt;d Htiocta this year Is the
stuun.
Don't mule rt a dozen rcmdiitions and
keep none of them. I letter make only
one and stick in It.
HohoIvc lo be a reader of Douglas
county's UiiuUnr, nowHpaperH during
1U 1 (I Th( Kvening and Twlce-a-Wft'jk
Mown,
nosebui-g h.iH made a wonder fill
growth In nianv wujh f'niintt the your
jiiKt cloned. TIi'b I not duo to the
efrortH of any hIiihIo jk'ihoii ;ia s n a
would havt you belfcve. hut to n uni
ted effort on the part of all the rliy's
wide-awake and proKieHHlvi poi In,
Let the good work bo on mid the re
nulls will be even greater during 1IH0
than in the pnHt.
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Continued from page 1.)
Th'j t'mi)(iia Valley News and Uh
evening edilfeu Hokph the most proH
iiurou year in Its hlHlory under the
proKcnt manHc.einent. Kor this fhit-
teriiiB condition we owe much lo
Ito'-ebuiB and Douglas countv. It
will bo our effort In the future to
Klve our patrons even brtler service
in all IIiih than in the past and hear
the banner of superiority over all
other competitors fn the local field.
IIK.ADKO I'OK ItOSKIU H;.
'Jo Claim Hie list ate of Her I-'athei
From Tillamook.
Coos Day Times: ImtlH King, n
former resident of Marsh field but
now of Tillamook, arrived hero today
enroll I e tn HosehurK where ho noes
to claim the estate that his father lias
promised to nlvo him and his sister,
AIIhh .May Kim;. Tho details of the
offer were told fn tho Times a week
or so no and tho preps accounts of
it wore dm mm Intimation to reacn
Kin? and Ills sister, who had thought
their father was dead
They havo been residing with their
motlwr and step father, Mr. and Mrs.
Cook.
KIiir has but a faint rocollrct ion of
bin rather and since he has learned
that the latter Is alive in the Soldiers'
Home nt Uoschuift, is i.lniost nuious
to Hee his parent,- ns tho latter Is to
meet Wn children. Ho will leave In
tho morning for Koselxu'B.
ih sim;ss ;ti iij:ki iti:.
In isf inn ( linn It ( loses the Old Venr
in an Appropriate M. inner.
Tho lust qinrterly hiiKlntvjs meet
iiiR nr tho Clnlstlnu church for .ho
vnar 1flu! war, held last evening at
ho church, and aside from the va
rious ofl'lpiH' reportR heliiB suhmlt
ted and tho Benernl condition or t lie
church, from every standpoint, thor
oughly discussed, officeis elected tor
tho new year a progmm of unusual
merit was rendered and a social time
and much nienlmenl prevailed until
the old year was wrung out and the
new one usluMed In.
After the business f evening
and the program were dlHpoKed of
h lunch twin seiveil In the paiiftrf
of the church t'cmtrarv to the us
ual custom or lenving this Important
part or the evening's pleasures In the
hands of the lndy nienilu-rs. it had
been previously decided that the gen
tlemen of the church Humid luindle
this purl of the program. That thev
done so In n royal manner is- evident
by 111,, many expressions of satisfac
tion or those who piiittelpated.
Tho reports submitted show (he
church to be fn excellent condition.
uiiim i in it roiiMuerni inn iin mam
clstanco of Jl rot her Marker ami Dro
then Guim. Kor more than a year
H rot her (Jtilm conducted the school
at this place, both lo the satisfaction
of the children and their pai-en';;.
Percy Dawn, one of our lay preach
ers, has succeeded Urol her Guliu and
Is also meeilng with good success in
I his grand work.
Through all, means ahovo mention
ed our church has not only changed
rank in ItoKohurg, but also in the
Oregon conference. The following
comparison will make this clearly
evident. In 1!M8 we wen; in a class
of the following charges , viz:
(iron wsvi lie, Gardiner, Independence,
Marsh field. Klamath Kails, LaurcL
vood, Woodhurn, Lents, Sheridan. In
l!M)!i, we find our charge rated with
Albany, Collude Grove, Ashland, Fo
rest Grove. Illllrfhoro, Oregon City
and the following churches of Port
IhiicI, Montavlllu, Selwood and Cen
tral. We have great reason today for
(banking our heavenly Father for his
past blessings to us as a people, uud
our hearts :diould beat with the
joy of anticipation as we look out
through tho doord of opportunity,
upon the fields already white for the
haivest. Wo should also be thank
ful for the success ami outlook of
I ho other branches of God's great
army fn this field, for H. has other
sheep that are not of this fold. Dr.
Ilenery Ostrom. one of America's
greatest evangelists, says that we
should not have our denominational
fence so high I hat wo can not roach
over to shake hands with on- neigh
bor on the other side. Let ns all be
familiar with the closing paragraph
of the historical statement of our
church as found In the discipline,
which Ik ns follows:
"The sole ohpect of the rules, regu
lations and usages of the Methodist
FOplscopft! chinch is that it may ful
fill to tho end of time Its original di
vine vocation as a leader In evun
gcllzathm. In all true reforms and In
the promotion of frnlermtl relations
among all branches of the one church
of Jesus Christ, with whom It Is a
co-worker In tho spirit mil conquest
of the world for the Son of God,"
Let us show our appreciation for past
bleHsimis by moro faithful work In
the ful ure. Let us so watch ami pray
that we may overcome the world, the
flesh and the devil L"t us live such
holy lives that wo will bj a rebuke
to sinners and a comfort to faints.
Let us so hear witness to tho puffer
Ing of Jesus that many will be led o
repeiilniue Ifnd salvation, during the
year. This is tho New YedrV greet
ing of (he pastor lo his peoplo.
speetfully snhmlited, Jus. R. Haw
kins, puKtor of the Itoseburg M. 10.
church.
The Ladies Aid Society will abo
give a free suppi r to ihe public at
7:;til p. m. A new strlnfcd orchestra
under the direction of Prof, ('has A.
Lot., will make Us first ap'iearance
mid render (wo selections. This will
he followed by the enotellc business
like puslnr of t he Collage ''rove
Methodist. Kpiscopari church, lie will
deliver his address on tl;o sub (n't.
"The Message of Ihe Church tr. Men."
This service will conclude the best
day in tho history of the church.
VlOUX IKHSOXS
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Amos AV. Hiester, violinist at
4 Star theatre, will accept pupils 4
for violin. Especial attention to
Juvenlls. Inguire at Star thoatre
or phone 885.
MOXKY I'OH OHKGO.V.
to-date way of speaking of the kind
that can t stick to terra flrinu.
This ideu ui inning a couple of
thousand feet In an aeroplane is
nearly as dangerous as playing foot
ball. H Is belter to be a spoke In the
wheel of progress than the driving
power In a plant that Is getting no
where. Secretary of Stato Knox's hat was
stolen a few days ago and there are
those who fear tbe Roosevelt policies
were concealed under the band.
The AValker Pilot man wants a
yoke of oxen. He probably figures
that's about the right pace lor a
country newspaperman to travel.
Scientists any that tho memory fs
stronger In summer than In winter.
We often noticed, when younger, that
a young lady's memory retained with
greater tenacity a promiso of an let
cream soda than it did her own prorn
Iso to have you In to a fudge party.
t; m:dalk xkws.
Congressman Haw ley Asks for Many
Appropriation!,
AVashlngton, Dec. 81. Represent
ative Hawley had a conference with
the chief engineer regarding the do
sired appropriations for Oregon Im
provements in rivers and harbors.
Mr. ilawley expects a favorable re
commendation from the department
for an appropriation of $500,000 for
Coos bay, $300,000 for the Willa
mette locks, and sufficient sums for
the removal of bars and obstructions
in the Coquille river, and that the
government will co-operate with the
local Interests for the Improvement
of the Sillslaw bar. Mr. Ilawley to
day secured the promise of Dr. Wiley
that an Investigation will bo made
immediately of the practice of mis
branding salmon. A" great injury Is
worked upon Oregon fish Interests
through the misbranding of Inferior
products as Oregon brands.
At a meeting of western represent
atives held today to consider plans
for the rapid completion of govern
ment Irrigation projects, Mr. Hawley
submitted the draft of a measure au
thorizing the secretary of the Inte
rior to continue to completion the un
finished projects, and the secretary of
trie treasury to Issue treasury war
rants, bearing 4 per cent Interest In
payment of such work, warrants pay
able after five and within ten years.
The committee will probably frame a
measure along the general lines of
Mr. Hawley's plan.
iniws dv AT TSTATF INSURANfF
ZX Vo 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 on your moriKugB aim nam iunB mm, ,
easy payments and low rate of interest to pay back loan in?
Do you want to buy a home in Hoseburg, a nice acre tract j
nenr town or a good ranch near a good market and in good lo-
ou want to sell your -property .' JJ
r!tlitv' Fin vnll 1
j. , n. !,. IT
Do you want to insure your uuuuing in uno ui vue ucou
and cheapest companies in the U. S.?
If So See WALKERS PERRINE, RoseburgOre.
Cor. Casa and Pine St. -:- -:- E. B. PEKRINE, Notary Public
TKX MII.K MOWS.
'Slit-uts nn i ic out
ftiiliNhinti.-tl ttnprnv
uunilK (lie yen- Inst pIitimI. K:m-Ii
ilcpnrlin.MH Is In a inis.,'inus w.iv
mill KN'lll'T I'l'iisivss illlllni; mill Is
risimivil. A m iilii'il Iiiiti'mko In nenv
iiioinluT.i hut h to tin. Siimliiv m-lnvil
mill Ihi' i-hiiirh uus iiiitiiiiiiiivtl In III,,
puslnr, ucv. .1. N. Mif,,iii., , ,.
rliiilinuin ..r III.. iii,.,.nKl . .:. .
Ii'y. -.iim.li ii.-iil, .1 in., si 'ih:lilv tn-
r 1 1 . 1 , 1 1 1 m,ini'r In huh the wink
was In lim mill, m1 mi.
Al n l;ilt' hour
li:ilil. siri:il
tlio .i.'lll' was I
llonry iiiul Win. Iivlnnit nf Olnlln
woro hnsliii'su visitors In Ton Mllo
rirst of tho wi-ok.
Mr. ntul Mrs. Win. Irwin nro vis-
it I ii k Ilii; latti'r's .cu. .Iann'8 Ilnrni's
and rainlly at Camas Valloy a fiw
ilays tuls wot-
.Miss llci-lha rnatoa lof. Wriljirs
ilnv tin Uninta l'a:,s, vll"r fho will
mlonil 'diuol Sim will maid' lior
lining Willi no.- n. :... Cllshlro.
inntrini or llio r I'nss linspllal
Mm. Mart lliisinn u.ft Miinilnv
fur I'lirllninl fur a visit or muni
loimtll witli ro!:illvos.
-Mr. anil Mrs. J. Woslov N'owliiml
finis. M. Stogi'l of Camas -alloy
anil Mrs. Mao Nowlanil-Canios wonl
tn Itnsnlinri; Thnrsilay. Mr. N'owliiiii'
Koos lo 1'nrllanil Krldny on a lirlof
linslnrss trip, wlillo Mrs. Xowland
will loavo Inr (lold Mill. Orison, lo
visit hor ralhor. Indw C. C. Call.
Tho civil onulnoi'is for tlio Cons
liny railroad havo t'stnlillshntl n
"Tom City" at tlio T.-n Mllo school
hollso slnro .Monday. Tin v sooin lo
ho so vory aolioo Hint wo aro "alinosi
airani lost thoro will ho smnot hiiiB
dohm In Ihis part of llio oonntrv
snniouiio of ihoso days.
Mis. (Iiiv l.awson Is visit itHT tills
nook with hor paronls, tl'o Scranl
at Camas Valloy. m.; .
Mr. h. O. Davis severely Injured
his right hand last week whllo work
iiiK. laeeratitiK tlie flosli on the back
of tho hand und fingers, but break
Inn nn bones or Injuring the sinews..
It wus a close shave, and very pain-
rnl.
Tho clock piven nway by John P.
Dlirfeo, to the nearest Kness, was Riv
en to Mrs. Wroe. Her guess being
14 days. It ran 10 days lind 20 inln
ntes. Tho nearest guosH to that was
Miss Applogate, her guess being 14
days und 1 hour. Remember, If you
want a long running clock: go to J. P.
Durfee and get a Seth Thomas.
J. .1. Brands, formerly our genial
recorder, but now employed by the
S. P. company nt Salem, spent Christ
inns In Drain, but returned on Sun
day night, leaving his wife here for a
longer visit witli her friends. Joe
is a littlo thinner tlinn usual, but
had enough and to spnre. and Is look
ing very well. lie couldn't help
subscribing for the Nonpareil before
he left, so as to keep posted on mat
ters here. Nonpareil.
MOW TODAY.
1' OK SALE Cheap, a course of stonm
engineering in ti.o International
Correspondence school. Por partic
ulars Iniiuire at tills office. djO
GENERAL DRAY1NG
Goods of every description
moved to any part of the
city. Prices ica.'crable.
H. . FRENCH
CLASSII'IKI) AltVKRTiSKMEXTS
'.'OK SAI.K Three choice lots on
Norlh . Jackson street, set to fruit.
Inquire at this office. c"tf
LOST. Afoiiiita"in pen "was-lost fa
day, Monday, December 20, on
Sheridan street. Finder will please
leave at The News oilic d-tf.
FOR SALE 10 acres fine land,
mile from town; 2 acres orchard;
all under cultivation: small house;
barn 20x30; poultry, tenm and a
wagon Included. Only $2500. Ad
dress N., this ofllce. d31-sw-d
BUILDER
C. D. j .A. Y1NT A. TVD
GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTOR
At Your Service
Rosebtirn, Oregon Phone 193
I GENERAL JOBBING
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We're in a Position
to offer you the best the market af
fords in' the way of Meats; and our
prices you know are alwayB lowest.
We handle only prime Btock. yual-.
ity and quitntity guaranteed. Fine
roasting pieces of beef from 8c to
I'JHiC pound. First class mutton.
Teal, pork and poultry equally low.;
Can't do better anywbere. Phone us
your order. We deliver to auy part
of the city.
Cass Street MarKet
LOOTS KOHLHAGEN, Prop.
107 West Cass St. Phone 191. ,
Free Delivery.
REPAIR WORK
HOWARD & MAHAN
Largest Stock of Plumbing
Goods in the .City
The PLUMBERS and TINNERS
Skylights, Cornices and Dryer Pipe
ROSEBURG, OREGON
' lost
a
mm
oit or tiik ;i(;i:it jail
A dark brown tiiflo In the mouth
is neor done In water rotors.
telephone an awful Illic
it can't keep anything to It-
THE WATER FRONT
DRY GOODS STORE
Sheridan Street Near The Depot.
Wo don't sell for cost or below
cost but wo will sell right at cost.
If you don't believe tt, tr us nud
see. With each dollar's worth of
goods purchased you aro entitled to
a chance on u nice set of Bilverware,
knives, forks, table and teaspoons.
Soo them in tho window. Come and
see for yourself, don't be misled by
Qtiy one for you will miss it
D. J. JARVIS
riiOI'lUKTOK.
Clearance Sale
Tailor Made Clothes
Commencing December 18, ami
continuing lor two weeks, in oider
10 reduce my Btock of bib-srsde 3
j liood p, I will make suits nt the
& foliowinu grHatly reduced prices:
; $35 Suits $28.00
! $33 Suits $25.00
$30 Suits $22.00
:
For two wseke onlv. Call early
If while the stork is CDumlete.
BODGE
The Reliable Tailor
GROUCH & ALDRIGH
Wholesale cud Retail Dealers in
Cement Plaster, Lime and Cement Blocks, Cem tr,
Sewer Pipe, 'Mill Work and all Building Materia
Give us a call. We will save you money.
the imperial!
l A Temperance Saloon t
Phone main 0231
Olllio 1'lioue Main 3205
The
hearer,
soil'.
Don't Ft .nd Like
A
Hitching
Post
Got move on
Let the world !
know you are
awake. Push
your business
to success or
your business
will push you
to the wnll.
Advertise 1
a j.. 1 1
Tho only ro.iMon some women ilon't
wear tho trousers is lieounse of thol'
ilit'orn nimlesly.
Some folks onlor tliolr limlies e'e
iimiioi: .Inst lo keep from Rlvlni; the
ilevil his iloo.
Our to luhlior's t'roiililos never np
I'oar Imiuo until o run up nanlnst
llio samo t'llui; nursolvos.
" V. lnn.iiillo iollt!eiins" Is the up-
Parcrawf Secret
Service Agency
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We nr
mute I
11 llct ( Illv!
the l'i:;ii,l
noil to ilo nil login-
no Work (both civil
il 1 in nil parts of
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Properly Conducted
Opposite Passenger
Depot" - Roseburg
i To Out Friends
and Patrons:
We cordially thank you for the
ever increasing patronage of the
the year 1 909, and trusting to
merit your continued favors for
1910, we wish you a
A Happy and Prosperous New Year
Roseburg Furniture Co.
tnpnwAV & RnnABT:
t uiiunni uuunui
tPROPRIETO R s
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X W'v wish to thank the public for their liberal
I p!tionaj;(Jamml('d us liuring the few months our
estiiblishinent has been open, and solicit a further
continuance of your patronage for tho ensuing year.
This Is Your
BUSY TlilE
WE ARE TALKING
. to the LADIES NOW
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The Iloli.l.iv Wrtrlr tc l,nf.,M
i and there is the Xmas dinner to plan
J ! for. We can relieve you of much
f I woiry ami work, whirh is economy,
too, you know. You'll lind all our
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J , to tie unexcelled. Orders delivered.
? ' Special orders given prompt attention.
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Pastry, CaKes and Bread
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THE NEWS OFFICE
Telephone 135' !
I UMPQUA BAKERY
XX CASS STREET v j
PHONE 351 II
J J A C K S O N STREET