THE EVEN'lNfJ NEWS AVKDNKKIMY, JAXITARY 10, 1010.
T.OCAL NEWS.
LOCAL NEWS.
W. H. Bykes, of Drain, la u busi
ness visitor in the nity tmluy.
CioorRO II. JJest, of Looking Glass,
Is r viKltor In the city today.
Try ono of those Snoll altera will
fit any faucet. Bee Wlnnlo Gaddls,
the nlumbnr. tf.
Attorney DoVore, of Drain, was
a viHltor In the city for a couple of
dayB ilila weok.
v. F. HeynoldB. of Duya Creek,
Klienl yostorday III thu city attending
liiisirioss matlerH.
MrH. Augusts, E. Stephenson went
to Oukland this inornlnK to upend
fw iluva vlsltliiK frlonils.
Dr. Hourk was culled to Dlllard
this niornliiK lo altend a county
cliarno nt that, plaro.
Krank Walte, of Suthorlln, return
ed home this morning afler a brief
vlxlt with friends in this city.
Shoes at cost at the Cass street
shoe btore. You should call at once
os these bargain will last but a short
time.
Charles T. Nail, the Democratic
"war-horse" of Glendaln. is spending
the Uuy in the r.lty attending buslnuss
Interests.
W. K. Mann has returned home af
ter spending flvo weeks visiting
friends and rolallvoa at points In the
"Willamette valley.
Just received Another shipment
if the famous "Last Forever" hos
iery. A written guarunteo with every
pair. Sold only by The Fair. tf.
yiss SiiHle Walton returned to
her homo nt Salem this morning after
n brief visit at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. S. Iliiinlllon In this city.
If you are looking tor good service
In the barber line call at the Maddl
hnrbor shop. Catm rtroot, Koscniirg
u,innl l,olr lililtf. Three chair shon.
Tinth rooms in connection. TF
w. S. MoKlhlnny luib sold his ranch
which Is slluafed In Ihe vicinity of
Dlllard, to a recent arrliel in Mils
miction by the name of Dnwknr. The
purchaser was fm-tnorly engaged In
farming In Wyoming.
Hay, onta or grain nro all right
for the horse, but how about your
wife. Wouldn't she be pleased to
have some of those swell fixtures for
her homo, now on display ut Winnie
rinddls. tho n lumber
The work of Installing tho decor
ative lighting posls Is progreBslns
nicely. Indications tending to snow
(hut ihn work will bo coniplnted vlth-
ln a few days. As coon pa tho poles
nre Installed the nro lights will be
abolished In the pnved district.
Don't fall to got one of those sou
venir calendars for 1S10. combined
with a choice collection of select quo
tations from your Koseburg friends,
nrmnged by the ladles of the First
Vrealiyterlnn cntircn ann now on sale
nt the lioscburg book store, Bellows
dry goods storo nnd Mrs. Huston's
grocery storo. Prlco 35 cents.
Bhorllt Fentnn recently discovered
a BulteiiHO secreted under ono of the
warehouses near (he Southern Pacific
tracks. The cunlenlB of Ihe case show
ed that It had probably he-ll stolen
by hoboes, containing as It did num
erous articles of wear'.nir nnparel.
The tag on the suit ono uears the
name of Cecil M. Ilornli.
In iiiir of tho fastost and most in
teresting bliskelllllll guinea ot Ihe
season tho Klamath Falls team went
down lo defeat at the bunds of Ihe lo
cal aggregation lust evening by a
scorn of 1(1 to 15. The game was wit
nessed by a larg crowd, all of whom
entoyed tho iport imme'isely. The
Klnmnth Fulls team will meet the
local aggregation In another ginno nl
Rvkes' rink ill this city on Thursday
evening, .lanuary 27.
T BUILDER
C. T). SLVTNAHD
GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTOR
At Your Service
Rosohurg, Oi'egon Phone 19H
Nice
Crisp
Goods
Tho kind that tickles
your palate
Buy your supplies of
and broad from
THE IMPQIIA BAKERY
II. (HIKHT, Prop.
Roseburg
Restaurant
South Side CassJSt , Near
Depot.
6T.n,I'.TOX A- 1UT TK1SS0N-, Props.
OPEN AT ALL HOURS
Leading and best restaurant In the
city. Nous but while people employed
Nothing but tbo best In the market
served. Give us a trial and be convinced.
ShooB at cost at the Cass street
shoe store for a few days. tf
.1. W. Johnson, of Clendale, was u
business visitor In the city yester
day.
V. II. Conrad, of Ten Mile, Is In
the city attending business Inter
eats.
Special sale on snne during Jan
uary. All lines will be sold at cost
and below. tf
Logan Suell, of Sutherlln, spent
yesterday In the city atledlng busi
ness mutters.
Save from 50 cents to $1 on ov-
very pair of shoes by calling at the
Cass street shoe shop tf
Until they are all gone we will
sell 100 lb flour sucks for 25c
Church Bros. Uakcry. ' TF
W. K. Jordan, of Yoncalla, trans
acted business matters Id the city
for a fow hours yesterday.
The MisBlofiary Society of the Bap
tist church will meet next Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. a. H
Morse.
A. 8. Iluoy, the local tcwler, return
ed from Yoncalla this morning after
attending business iutorosts at that
place.
Drs. Sethor and Stewart success
fully operated on Mrs. U. W. Bates at
Mercy Hospiuu tnsi morning, inn
nutlent Is doing nicely.
The Grand Jury Is still grinding
nway, no Indictments having been re
turned today. Indications tend to
show that the body will adjourn on
Friday evening or early Saturday.
Fred Chapman Is moving his stock
of drugs and sundries to his new
store In- the Masonic building
Ho expects to open the establishment
for business not later man ncxi
week.
J. B. Bailey has purchased two
One, lnrge lots from Oeorge Jones,
and will soon commence the erection
of a dwelling. The property Is Blunt
ed on Second Ave., North, and over
looks the entire city.
Wlnnlo Gnddfs, the local plumnor.
has Just completed laying 6,000 feet
of drain t e for curt IB a uannoia
of Edenhower. Those wishing drain
tile, anv size or nunntity, should call
on Mr. Oaddls without delay. Have
a limited amount on hand. tf
The Grand Jury canio Into court
this morning for tho second time
Blnco being drawn and submitted the
presiding Judge a presentment. They
then retired to consider oiner mut
ters coming before their attention.
The civil case of O. W. Peck vs.
The Skolly Lumber Company, is at
tracting tho attention of a Jury In the
circuit court this afternoon. Tho
plaintiff Is suing to recover the sum
of J 1.389.30, alleged to be due on a
pronilsory note.
Arrangements have been completed
for a county Sunday school conven
tion which will be held at Drain on
January 28 and 29. Delegates will
ho In attendance from the various
Sunday schools throughout the coun
ty and a most enjoyable occasion is
anticipated.
n. w K oner, the ciennor ami
pressor, has Just received his lino of
spring simples from Ed V. Prli'e,
Hilongo tailors, nnd Invites the pub
lic, to Insnect them. The line Ib one
of tho hnnclsoineot cVcr received by
him nnd Includes nil the latest
weaves made Into tho most fashion
able attire for men. T
I. R. Daniels, who Uvos on a farm
Bomo six mllOB weHt of Ihe city was In
town today on business. Mr. Daniels
has been making some extensive Im
provements upon tho land prepar
atory to hiB spring planting. In the
past few months he has accomplished
much along tho ahovo line and
brought unite a number of acres of
fertile soil Into use
Tho Blander case of Talitnh J.
Fordnev va. Peter Hall attracted the
attention of a Jury in the circuit court.
Mils morning. Tho plaintiff, who Is 07
years of ago, alleged that, the defen
dant, 1!0 years her senior, had uttered
unbecoming remarks relative to her
charm-tor, resulting In causing her
untold mental anguish, The Jury re
tired shortly after nonn nnd an hour
Inter returned n verdict allowing the
nlnlntllT the sum ot $ I . "i as damages.
The case was Injtilitted to recover the
sum of $2.1100.
l.ale this afternoon, nftor Intro
ducing Ihe evdence for the plaintiff
n Ihe case of G. V. Peek vs. The
Skolly Lumber Company. Attorney
Long, of the counsel for tho defense,
moved for a non-suit, alleging that
the plaintiff had failed In his effort
to prove a case, and further that ho
larked In conneclon tho Skolly Lum
ber Company as a corporation' with
the execution of the pronilsory note,
alleged to have been given the plain
tiff by John Skolly. president of the
defetulng oorporiltoll. ATter bref delb
eralon the court overruled the mo
tion and testimony Is being tnken
nt the time of going to press on behalf
of tho defendants.
Afler a deliberation of nearly fivo
hours the Jury empaneled to listen lo
ihe evidence In the case of II. Mc
Cbillen vs. K. H. I.nllrle returned n
verdict awarding tho plaintiff Judg
ment n the sum of $r,n shortly before
noon today. McClnllrn brought the
action some tinio ago, alleging that
tho defendant was indebted to him
In the sum of $510 for pasturage,
teed and enro of certain atook. Upon
coming llllo court the defendant pre
sented a counter claim In the sum of
$100. averlug thnt tho plaintiff owed
him tho said amount for the use of
certain farm machinery. It is said
the case will be appealed to the Su
premo Court.
Tho rase of the State vs. Mrs. Wal
ter Critesor. who la charged with sell
ing Intoxicating liquors contrary to
law. was continued until the May
term of court this morning upon mo
tion of Attorney John T. Long, repre
senting Mrs. Critesor. Attorney Long
presented an affidavit. Blgned by llr.
Sethor, to tho effect that the defen
dant Is in 111 health and unnble to
stand trill! at the present time. Up
on the court granting tho motion
District Attorney Brown addressed
Attorney Long and remarked: "Well,
yon had better Inform your client
that It will bo well for her to return
home and refrain from violating the
laws until such time as she regains
her health." Judge Hamilton did not
relish this proroodure respond
ed: "Mr. Brown, there Is nothing to
show thnt this Indy has violated the
laws, she Is presumed Innocent uatU
convicted." '
The ladies aid of the Bap
tist church will hold a win
dow sain of home cooked ar
ticles at MUledge tt I'li kens
Bros. i. tore u xt Sa:i.rday,
January 1 his will be the
time to get something nice for
the Send dinner. Mthoiit
the attendant preparation.
to i'i;irr food tkust
lloyrott Will lie Placed
Priced Goods,
on High
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19. The Na
tional Food Trust League has been
organized here by more than -50
residents In proteBt against the ex
horbitant prices charged for the nec
essities of life.
Dr. Emll Schnrf Is president and
John Milton secretary of the league.
It Ib propoBed to gather' up a million
subscribers from every sate and ter
ritory in the union. The women heads
of households will he appealed to es
pecially. 1 here will be no dues and no
tux levied.
It proposes to institute national
boycotts agulnnt all food truBtB that
raise the price of products beyond a
p.-.lnt of reasonable prjur
State organizations, Btiusiaiary io
the league with stute directors, are
to be organized. The national boycott
will begin in every state on the same
day and hour.
PItOl'ESSIOXAL CARDS.
ATTOItNEYS.
i CKAWFOHD & WATSON
A. M. Crawford J. O. Watson
Atrorncys-At-Laiv. 4
it Rooms 1 and 2, Douglas Co.
(t Bank Bldg
Koseburg, Oregon. 4
COSHOW & RICE
Attorneys-At-Law.
tf Taylor & Wilson Building.
& Roseburg, Oregon. $
J. A. BUCHANAN
Attorney-At-Lavr. 4
Notary Public. Abraham Bldg.
Roseburg, Oregon.
MYRTLE CREEK
S.
Ben Hunsaker, the Dlllard mer
chant, was In town Monday.
Mr. Samuels, from Da"ton. Wnsh-
nlgton, Is a guest ot our Mayor S.
Johns.
A big Bale Is on at Nate S -llir's with
large number of extra clet-Ka
slating.
St. Anthony b cnnpei enr was siae-
trackod here Sunday and services
conducted by Father McGce.
Mrs. John Hall returned last week
from Roseburg, she having been in
Mercy hospital for over two months
undergoing a serious operation, mrs.
Hall's many friends are more than
glad to welcome her home again once
more.
The ladles' aid Boclety of the Pres
byterian church met at the home of
Mrs. E. Bond Friday afternoon. Those
present were. Mesdanies Lyons, jonns,
Drake, Bond, Davis, Beam, Dunnivan,
Ham, JoneB and Fisher. Two cap
tains were selected, Mrs. Will DavlB
and Mrs. Alice Beam. They chose
momhers fos their side. At the next
mooting Mrs. Benin's Bide will charge
with a urogram. It was also uociaea
to make UBeful garments and articles
for a bazaar late in the year. Delicious
refreshments concluded a . pleasunt
afternoon.
January 13 was the 78th birthday
of MrB. Griffith who celebrated It py
qulte a "stunt" for an old lady, climb
ing lo the top ot lied Mountain.
MIsb Bessie Bond from the Rosel
burg high school spent Saturday and
Sunday home.
The revival services at tho Metho
dist church will continue this week.
An old man named Warner was
found dead ill n cabin by Mr. Barlow
In a bend of the river beyond can
vonvlllo. Ho was a miner, nnd no
doubt died a natural death from old
age. Ills notty waa nrougni 10 iuyi
tie Creek for hurtul Alonuay.
There are boiiio boys lu this town
who have no respect for luiythnlg
not even the dead or why should the
very grave stones in the cemetery be
marred bv scratches, fences around
church property bo taken down and
erosslnca on Ihe now Bldewnlks be
torn up nt night. All sucn tilings are
acta of hoodlums nnd grave respon
sibility rests somewhere, perhaps on
parents who do not provide proper
outlet for overflowing youthful nn-
Imal spirit.
TREBBIN.
' J. O. FULLERTON
Attorney-At-Law. 8
if Will practice In all State and
Federal Courts. Office In Marks 4
Building.. Roseburg, Oregon.
JOHN T. LOXQ
4 Attorney-At-Law. 4
if Rooms 7 and 8. Douglas Co.
Bank Building.
it Roseburg, Oregon, 4
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Mnnv a wife bus demonstrated that
she is Indeed the "better half.
For a good clenn shnvo, nair cut or
bath, call at tho .Mtiddii barber shop.
Cass street. TF
Wo often pardon in ourselves the
frnllltles of life that we condemn In
others.
The Bonnotity of marriage is dese
crated when It is bartered for weaitn
and foreign titles.
For Men. Thero Is no beter Bhoe
made than the celebrated "J. E.
Tilt," which Is to be found nt the
Mllllkln Shoo Storo. And for heavy
wear there Is nothing equal to the
'United Workman Shoo." dt-f.
Carnegie says millionaires have nn
nwlful load to enrry. Andy will find
plenty of people willing to obey the
scrlptura Injunction: "Bear ye cue
another's burdens."
HOUSEMAN S.-WR M-.XKY
OX MOKSESIIOEIXC.
Horseshoeing nt the Em
pire Blacksmith shop Is now
from $1.50 to $2.00. Por ensh
only. dswfl8 S. T. SMITH.
LOCAL MARKET
Cereals.
WHEAT $1.00
OATS 50c bushel.
HAY Vetch, $12 to $14 ton;
grain. $12 to $14: alfalfa. $17.
ROLLED BARLEY $30.00 ton.
l.lvi'Ktcok.
STERRS -Alive, 3c lb.
COWS Alive 2 He.
VEAL Dressed, 5c lb.
HOGS Dressed, 8ci Alive 6c.
SHEEP 3 He
POULTRY Mixed chickens, alive,
10c to 12c: dressed, 12c; ducks,
alive, 9 ip 10c; dressed, 14 16c.
Turlteys, nllvo 17c and ISc; dressed
20o and 21c.
BUTTER Creamery, 4 2 He lb.
country, S7Hc lb.
EGGS 40c dos. v
POTATOES New, lc lb.
WOOL Spring, 24c; fall, 20c;
year clip. 24c.
HONEY 12 He
CABBAGE 14c, lb.
ONIONS 2c lb.
It. W. MARSTERS
Attorney-At-Law.
t! Notary Public. Rooms 6
7, Marsters Building.
Roseburg, Oregon.
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See the Cook's beaming face as she gazes on a
can of Folger's Golden Gate Coffee.
She knows her boss will like her Coffee.
She will grind Folger's Golden Gate 'herself, so that it will be
at its best "and give that finishing touch so necessary to a good
dinner.
Folsrer's Golden Gate Coftee is the best we sell
and izives our customers more satisfaction than any
other coffee we know of
Alton S. Frey
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SEELY, S ETHER & STEWART 4
Physicians and Surgeons 4
Office Lower floor Douglas Co. 4
$ Bank bldg., corner Main and 4
H Oak streets. Phone 771. 4
4 Roseburg, Oregon. 4
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4 Physician and Surgeon 4
5 Office, Main St., One Door South 3
4 of City Hall. Phone 341. 4
4 Roseburg, Oregon. 4
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4 Physician and Surgeon. 4
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4 Office, Review Bldg., Phone 31. 4
4 Roseburg, Oregon. 4
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UK. IiUUETTA HIHITH 4
4 ' Physician 4
4 Women's and Children's 4
4 Diseases. 4
4 Hours, 10 to 12 a. m.. 2 to 4 p. 4
4 m. Phones Office, 1711, Res. 4
4 1721. Marsters Block, next to 4
4 Douglas County Bank Bldg. 4
Roseburg, Oregon. 4
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Solicited
Room 1, Marsters Bldg.
Roseburg, Ore.
I DR. ,1. L. CALLOWAY
Osteopatliis Physician &
"t Chronic diseases a specialty. 4
Graduate of the American
4 School of Osteopathy Kirksvllle,
Mo. Undor-founder of science 4
Dr. A. T. Still.
f Office Abraham Bldg.
Phone 1691 Roseburg, Ore 4
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First Door East Telephone office
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DENTIST
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4 R. M. BRUM FIELD 4
4 Dentist 4
4 Rooms 6 and 7 Bell Sisters Bldg. 4
4 Phone 1361 Roseburg, Or., 4
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4 Roseburg ... Oregon. 4
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Resldeuce Phone 1406.
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Roseburg. Oregon.
YOUR FAMILY WASHING
' DID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU THAT
IT IS CHEAPER-FAR EASIER- -,
TO HAVE US DO THIS WORK FOR
YOU. THINK IT OVER.
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ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY
0. C. BAKER, Prop. '
Jackson Street - - ROSEBURG, ORE.
Our Representatives will explain our methods or handling- this work.
HOUSE CLEANING TIME WILL SOON BE HERE
And when it comoB plan to have the work done in a thorough
nanner. THE VACCUM CLEANER does away with all druggery for
the women, besidcB does not iojure your carpets or rugs in tiie least.
When you are resdy to take up this Important part of the household
work call up the
ROSEBURC STEAM LAUNDRY
0. C. Baker, Prop.
Phone 701 Office N. JackBon St.
D. H MARSTERS' PLUMBING SHOP, f
Plumbing', Sheet Metal Wortt, Tinning
and Heating
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North JacKson Street, adjoining Peoples Marble
WorKs. Telephone 2511.
Worb Done on Short Notice
ROSEBURG, ORE.
Big Reduction Sale
Now On at The Fair
Twenty per cent off on all articles except Guar
anteed Hosiery, ic post cards and 5c, 10c and 150
bargain counters. Everything in our store is new
and up-to-date nothing old or shop worn. For real
bargains see us. This sale will close Jan. 22nd.
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4 O. J. UAl ltKlt, V. M. IN
. Dentist .
3 Abraham Roseburg, I
t Building. Oregon.
GENERAL JOBBING
REPAIR TORK
HOWARD & MAHAN
The PLUMBERS and TINNERS
Skylights, Cornices and Dryer Pipe
. ROSEBURG, OREGON
Largest Stock of Plumbing
Goods In the City