THE EVBVING NEWS WUIHV, .MMMHY 21. 1 010.
LOCAL NEWS.
t LOCAL NKWS. "
Tlort Ilrown, of Oakland, 1b a vlsl-
t(ir In the clly today.
C. li. McClure, of Drain, Is n tel
tor In Uio cILy today.
Georgo Ht(ara, o Oakland, spent
ynHLorduy In trio city.
F. H. Witlto, "mayor of Sutliorlln,"
la u vlnllur In thu city today.
William Horn, of Kiddle, attfludud
biiHlnetfij niuttunt in the clly mat uv
en lug.
Mra. If. H. Strong, of Sulherlln
fltt 'Hided biiHlnese nmttejB In the clly
yesttirduy.
T, Tfl. LawKon, of Cilnndale, vIhIUmI
frlondH In the city for u few Iiouih
inHt jvenliiK.
J. J. LJakc'r, one of the Winston
fruit Krowura, wan a visitor In the
city today.
Try one of thorn Snftll flltors will
fit any faucet tiva Winnie ,Gaddls,
tlio plumber, tf.
M. W Ilamidon, of Ton Mllo, was
looking after hutfliifHu Intercuts In
. UoHHiurff today.
K. W. Ilfidden. of Klkton. sii-n
yrHturday in the oily utuintliig bunl
nt'HH mutters of importance.
V. K. Thiol, of Yonnilla, 1b In Ui
city attending hiiBlnoBB mutton and
reetiiiK old time, friends.
HhocH at coHb at the Cobb street
shoo fctnro. Yon Bhould call at onco
as thcHe bargain will lust but a short
time. tf
Jitmou Newhmd and wife have Rone
to Los AnntdoH, California, whore
they oxneet to spend several weeks
visit Imr friends.
Ill Cluing, proprietor of the OroRon
reHiaurunl, returned from Portland
this mornlni;, whore be spent Beveral
davs attending husfness matterH,
KiRbth grade examination are be
ing bold at the Lane school house in
this city today. The examinations
are beliiff conducted by 8. J. Jones.
Douglas County Creamery Butter
the best on the market a home
prodtirt, 90 cents a roll. Patroniz?
home Industry and got the best. -. tf
A. II.' Chadhourno and County
CommlsHloner Ryan, both of Drain,
nro In the city today looking after a
private road niatter loforo the county
court.
If you are looking tor good service
In tbo barbor line call at the Mnddlx
barber shop, Cans ftreet, HoHoburx
National bank hldg. Three chair shop,
path rooms In connection. TV
' Chas. T. Nail, justlco of the peace
'at Clendulo, will leavo for homo this
evening after spending spvoral days
In the city attending to business mat
ters. Attorney Klhert Hermann, who
has been spending the past few days
at Portland In attendance at the trial
of his father, Hon, Hlnger Hermann
Jh expected home tomorrow morning.
W nn o oaddls. the local plumper
has Just comploted laying S.000 feet
of drain tile for Curtis tc tiannoio
of Edonbower. Thoso wishing drain
tile, any size or quantity, should call
on Mr. Onddls without delay. Ilavo
a limited amount on band. tf
0. W. Blopor, the cleaner nnd
prosser, has Just received blB line of
Bprlng samples from Ed V. Prl?e,
Chlrago taliorB. nrid Invlton the pub
lic to Inspect them. The line Is one
of tlo handsomest ever recoived by
him nnd Includes nil the latest
weaves made Into tho most fnshlon
nble attire for men. TV
The roular January term of the
circuit court prart It-ally reached an
end this morning wh?u Judge 1 1 ami I
lou excused tho jury from further at
tendance. It was Intended to take up
the case of K. (1. Young & Company
vs. John Neuuer et al this morning,
but owing to the fact that the Issues
were not made up the court deemed
It wise to adjourn. Owing to the
procedure of the court the case will
not come up until the May term,
J.i W. Perkins, of the Douglas
County JWelonment CompiinV. who
has Occupied office rooms In the Ho
tel MrClallen during the past year,
lias leased a portion of the lower
floor of the Masonic building and will
oeriipv the huiuo just as soon as the1
Interior work Is finished. Tho new,
quart ers to ho occupied by Mr. Per-:
kins abuts on Cass and Main streets.
. being situated directly at the rear of
the room recently leased by the Hard
ing Land Cntnpuuy.
John Albi'o. ol (lUleHvllle, who Is
one of the puhstanlfal farmers In ne
per Cow Creek Valley, has been In
attendance t court this week. It
Feems that Mr. Allno nnd nine other;
gentlemen purchased a stallion of the!
A. C. Knhy Co. apd there Is a general
misconstruction of the contract and
the matter is before tho court for
adjustment. Uesldes this, ho It Is al
leged, the horco was found defective
In bis feW. On account of witnesses
, for plaintiffs not beluu on hand the
case was continued until next term
At the regular meeting of Hose-
bmx Hive. Nn. li, K. o. T. M., held
at the Maccahee hail Tuesday oven
Ing, the following officers were in
stalled : Alma Harness. Con. : Clem
Itradford. P. L. C: Anna Williams.
Lieut. Con.; I'-Mu Patterson, 1 A. :
.lerthte Hupp, H K.: Martha Perry.
Chap. ; Nora Troxell. Sar.: A unit
reach. Mat. A.: May Patrick, Sen.:
(Jortrndc nildehurn, picket. Clara
O. On nn acted as Installing officer.
assisted by Pe:itrice Miles. At the
conclusion of the Installation cere-
mnnlew, a delicious lunch was served
after which a tmt-l:il hour was scent
With the decorative Utli1 posts in
stalled. Inquiries are prevalent rein
the to when the lights will be In ac
tnal operation. Tor the benefit of
these "tnnuitlvcs" we will stat
that as yet be t-H y council has
made no Lrntngements with th
electric II Kb I com puny relative to
furnish' tig tl'o necessary current,
therefore It appears Improbable that
the UnhtH ill be In operation for at
least six weel.s. Should the council
take some iu-tmn at their mxt reu
lnr met tlinr. which oc urs Monday
evening, u wever. the electric light
rompnnv aver that Mwv will com
, nioiiri the work of stringing the ne
cessary wives nnd Instnlilng the
transformers wil limit delav, This
work they allege will consnnie" Mioti
Jlfl days. The new MVHleni will cost
the city $120 per month, or about
$60 per month in addition to what
they are paying for arc lights In the
paved district at the present time.
To rmluc thin nine-nae to a r.omlnal
figure, however, tho city luterds to
abolish otght of tho latter lights,
thim reducing tho total cost of the,
lights materially. I
The ladies aid of the Bap
tist church will bold a win
dow .sale of home cooked ar
tli'es at Mllli'dge & Pnkena
UroB. frturo u. xt Saturday,
January "V 1 hlu will the
time to get somethlnt nice for
tbo Siiiii!;-' dlmu'r. without
the attendant preparation.
LOCAL NKWS.
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Shoes at cost at the Cass ' street
shoe store for a few days. tf
Muhle Clements spent the day at
Dillard viKlting friends.
J. W. Johnson, of Glendale, spent
yesterday In the city attending busi
ness matters.
Until they are all gone we will
sell 100 lb flour sacks for 2fc.
Church Bros. Bakery. TF
R. A. Edwards, of Olalla, Is spend
ing the day In the city attending var
ious buslncttB matters. t
Save from 60 cents to $1 on ev
very pair of shoes by calling at the
Cass street shoo shop tf
Moat of the jurymen in attendance
at the January term of the circuit
court will leave for their respective
homes this evening.
Just received Another shipment
tf tho famous "Last Forever" hos
iery. A written guarantee with every
pair. Hold only by The Fair. ' tf.
It, K. Veatrh bus filed a suit for di
vorce from his wife, Anna Veatch.
The couple were married at Cottage
Grove July 2tl, 1896. One cblid was
born to the union.
Letter heads, bill heads, envelopes,
cards, Invitations, everything that
pertains to a first-class printing es
tablishment can be had at The Newi
office. if. ;
F. O. Hatfield, whosshome Is on
Deer Creek, was a business caller
at Tho News office 'today. Mr. Hat
field hns been In the city serving as
a grand Juror.
Don't fall to get one of those sou
venir calendars for 1910, combined
with a choice collection of select rjuo
tations from your Hoseburg friends,
nrrnnged by the ladles of tho First.
Presbyterian cnurcn ana now on sale
at tbo Itoseburg book store, Bellows
dry goods storp and Mrs. Kaaton's
grocery store. Price 35 cents.
Tho enulty case of A. B, Chad-
bourne vs. Mary J, PerkliiB Is at
tracting tho attention of Judge ,L
W. Hamilton In the circuit court to
day. Hotti parties Involved are res
idents of Drain and are well known
throughout the entire county. The
plaintiff is represented by Attorney
O. P. Coshow, while Attorney Card
well la looking after the Interests of
the defendant.
Notwithstanding tbo fact that the
circuit court jury was discharged this
morning the grand jury Is still grind
ing away. Indications tending to show
that they will continue In session mi
ni tomorrow evening, at least. As we
go to press this afternoon the hallway
leading to tho grand jury chnniher Is
crowded wMth witnesses, aome of
whom are local cltlze'is, while others
are from a distance. Owing to the
fact that tho circuit court Jury baa
been excused nil Indictments returned
hereafter will probably be sealed.
II. O. Lewis, at present employed
at tho Clarke Btudio, expects to open
a photograph gallery In the store
room at present occupied by the
Harding Land Company and situated
on Cass Ktreet, on or about February
1. Mr. Lewis Is well and favorably
known In this city where ho conduct
ed a studio for six years prior to bis
visit to tho eastern slates about, two
years since. Mr. Lewis expects to
equip tho studio with tbo latest and
most modern appliances known to
the photographer s art, thus assuring
the public that all work trusted In
his rare will be executod In a prompt
and efficient manner. .
Accused of having violated the
state law which provides "hat no per
son under the nge of 21 years shall
frenuent pool and billiard halls, in
dictments wore returned by the graud
jury shortly after 4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon against U. B. Mathews.
lioss Ooodman nnd A. T. Marshall.
When arraigned bofore Judge Hamil
ton this morning each of the accused
entered a plea of guilty and accord
ing fines were Imposed in rhe sum of
$LTi. In connection with the above It
might be said that these persons are
tho first to be prosecuted under the
pool and htlliard room ant" n Donu-
las county for soveral years.
Introduction
The United Drug Co , composed of
members selected from tho bjst drug
store In each Important city of the
Hulled States, has established a per
fect chemical nnd pharmaceutical lab
oratory !n Boston, MasB., and therein
Is math) the Roxnll remedies.
Every ltexall remedy must bo
passed upon and judged superior to
any competing niedlclre of its class
before being placed on the market
Every stockholder In the UnPed
Drus Co. knows tho exact formula
for each preparation and Is author
ised to refund the purchase nrlco to
any one not fully satisfied.
R EX ALL
Means King, or All
HKX.VI.L IS COMING lO IIOSKDVRG
Sexall
F. Cornutt, of Riddle, was visitor In
the city yesterday.
Frank Wing and family, who have
I resided on Deer Creek for several
4 I years, leave for Idaho this evening
where they will make their future
home.
4 I in speaking of the fines Imposed
I upon three of- Rosnburg's well known
pool and billiard hall proprietors by
Judge Hamilton in the circuit court
this morning, District Attorney
Brown said that he wished to send
broadcast a warning to all young
men under -the age of 21 years who
have been In the habit of frequent
ing these resorts. Quoting from the
Oregon laws Mr. Brown Informed a
News reporter of tho fact that any
person under tno age or HI years
who shall frequent a resort similar
to those above mentioned and rep
resent that he Is over tho age of 21
years, Is liable to a fine of not less
than $10 or more than $100, In de
fault of which the person convicted;
may be compelled to serve the a)
ternate in the county jail. From
Mr. Brown's conversation it would
appear that he Is desirous of pre
venting uiiricuity rrom such
source.
Learning that tho grand' jury had
returned an indictment charging him
wiui i no crime or oeiacmg a cabin,
Km mitt Overman, a mining prospec
tor who has resided on North Myrtle
Creek for the past few years, arrived
In the city this morning and shortly
thereafter mude bis whereabouts
known to Sheriff Fen ton. A com
plaint was lodged against Overman
at a recent session of the grand Jury,
when George Carlon, who now ap
pears as the prosecuting witness, al
leged that Overman had visited his
homestead, situated on North Myr
tle Creek, and shattered his esbln
rendering it unfit for ociipancv.
Further Carlon claimed that. Over
man had no legal rlgnt to trestK
on the land upon which tp pnbln
.was erected Inasmuch as be hud filed
upon It under the homestead law.
Overman, on the other hard, alleged
that he owned the property, having
filed upon It prior to Carlon under
the mining act. ., owing to ttie ract
that the circuit court jury has been
discharged it is probable that Over
man's case will go over until the
May term of court. Accordingly he
will be placed under bonds to appear
at that time.
WANTS RAILWAY
MERGER TO STAND
(Special to The Evening NewB)
Washington, D. C, Jan. 21. At
torney General Wlckeraham today
granted Robert S. Lovett, chief of the
Harriman interests, permission to file
written memorandum in support of
his request that the government dis
miss the action which has for Its pur
pose the dissolution of the merger of
the Union Pacific and Southern Pa
cific railways. Wlckersham has
promised to take the memorandum
under consideration.
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LCCAI MARKET ,
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Cereals.
WHEAT $1.00
OATS 50c bushel.
HAY Vetch, $12 to $14 ton;
grain, $12 to $14; alfalfa, $17.
ROLLED BARLEY$30.00 ton.
Llvostcok.
STEERS- Alive, 3o lb.
COWS Alive 2c.
VEAL Dressed, 6c. lb.
HOGS rressed, 8c; Alive 6c.
SHEEP 3 c.
POULTRY Mixed chlckons. alive,
10c to 12c; dressed, 12c; ducks,
alive, 9 a 10c; dressed, 14 15c. '
Turkeys, alive 17c and 18c; dressed
20c and 21c. '
BUTTER Creamery, 42c lb.
country, 37 Me lb.
EGGS 40c doz.
POTATOES New, lc lb.
WOOL Spring, 24c; fall, 20c;
year clip, 24c.
HONEY 12 c.
CABBAGE HiC. lb.
ONIONS 2c lb.
lOKillTH GRADE UltAMI NATION
Notice is hereby- given that there
will be nn eighth grade examination
given in the various districts
throughout the county, entltlf d o the
same, on Janunry 20 and 21. If'10.
Tearhera having classes wlU!nx to
take this examination nujst notify
me at once, as no Ttu.'ctions will bo
sent out to districts not reporting an
eighth grade class ready for the ex
amination. l'rosram.
Thursday, Jan., 2. Physiology,
writing, history, civil government.
Friday, Jan. 21 Grammar, arith
metic, geogrnphy, spelling.
Sources of Questions.
Arithmetic, Practical Arithmetic
Smith
Civil Government U. S. Constitu
tion. Geography State Course of Study,
Redmnn and Helnwny's Geography.
History List of topics from His
tory Outline In State Course? of Study
and Current Events.
Grammar Buehler'a Modern Eng
lish Grammar, no diagramming
Physiology Graded Lessons In
Physiology and Hyglene Krohn.
Reading -The tesrher will send In
nuplls' class standing to the County
Superintendent for the grado In rend
ing. Spelling Reod's Word Lessons.
Writing Specimens of writing ns
Indicated In copied matter, and from
manuscripts In Grammar.
, 'Respectfully submitted.
TIU'RMAN CH VNEY ,
3t County School Sept
iionsEMAV s.wk m-ixi:y
OX 90IISIWHOKINO.
Horseshoeing at th Km-
plr Blaoksmlth shop Is now
from $1.50 to$3.00. Kor rash
only, dswtia S.
I. T.
SMITH.
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DO YOU WANT TO 8KLL?
If you want to sell your busl-
ness of any kind, or if you want
to sell your property, and will
make tho price right, I would
like to hear from you. Give
description and price. Address
J. E. Smith, 613 Chamber of
Commerce, Portland, Ore. f24d
, COURT OlthKHS.
No. 211, Florence H. Baldwin,
plff vs Joseph R. Baldwin deft; rtl
voice, Elbert B. Hermann for nltff:
contlnuedr
No. 226, Mary J. Whltsott plff vp
uan wnnseit aert; divorce; Elbert
B. Hermann for plff; lor
deft.; continued. '
No. 265, Williams Bros. Door &
Lumber Co. plff vs Victory Placer
Min, uo., a corporation, deft; sction
jor money; j. u. Hougn anil . 1.
Cannon for plff; for deft.
Passed. '
No. 3-79, Lane & Co. Dlff vs A.
Frey deft; action for money; Fuller-
ton & orcutt for plff; Coshow &
Rice for deft. Itoferred, to court re
porter. 1
"CLASSIFIED AKVKKTISE.M KNTS
FOit bALE) Show cases and count
ers for sale. Inquire at Maruters
Drug company. tf
VOR SALE Three cnoice lots on
North JackBon street, set to fruit.
Inquire at this office. d-swtf
FOR RENT Fine new 5-room
house, all conveniences. Apply at
3 IS Woodard street. tf.
WANTED A live representative In
this vicinity, good salary. See Hez
zeldcnz. at the Hoseburg hotel. d2t
FOR RENT Small house and five
lots; ten minutes from city. $6.
Apply North Side Planing Mill, tf
LOST On the streets of Roseburg a
double strand gold rope chain with
cket. Finder will please leave at
News office. d-J-21
SEWING WANTED A Competent
seamtress will accept engagements
to do sewing at the homes of ladles
desiring services. Mrs.- Ellett,
phono 1414. j-22
TOR SALE About of an acre, 30
bearing fruit trees, good house and
other Improvements, fine garden
land. A bargain. Inquire of own
er, 822 Mosher st. d-6w-tf
WARNING. The public Is hereby
notified that trespassing with ve
hicles or otherwise Is strictly pro
hibited on the lands or the Curry
Estate, N. CURRY ESTATE. tf
FOR SALE. Ten-acre tract, 5-
room- hotse, two miles from city.
Price $1700. Well Improved; on
good gravel road, 8 a?res good gar
den land, city water on place. Ad
dress "Z" care of News office, j-23
FOR SALE OR RENT Five acres
of fine land with a nice 8-room
house; everything In good shaoe;
adjoins town of Canyonvllle; price
$2,000, or will rent. For particu
lars. Address Box 593, Roseburg,
Oregon. :
PARCRAWF SECRET SERVICE
Agency Is prepared to do all le
gitimate Detective work, both CI- i
vil and Criminal, In all parts or
the United States. C. F. Parker,
Sunt., 214-216 Henry Bldg., Port
laud, Oregon. Phone Main 6231;
. Ofttee phone Majn 3209. '
FOR SALE 20 acres for sale at
once; No. 1 fruit land; $50 per
acre; Joining a 16-acre orchard one
mile from city limits; half cleared;
one creek; good spring water;
Ideal poultry farm; good terms;
will trade for stork. Address Mrs.
H. Graham, box 88, Roseburg. Ore
gon. d-sw-f-2 1
WANTED Teams nnd men to culti
vate orchard tracts the coming sea
son at a stated price per acre. If
you have a good team and wish to
work for the summer write us for
full particulars. Sutherland Land
& Water Company, Suthorlln, Ore
gon. j-31
Nice
Crisp
Goods
The kind 'that tickles.
' your palate i
Buy your supplies of
u-.ry and bread from-
THE UMPQUA BAKERY
, H. t'UKST, Prop. '
Roseburg:
Restaurant
South Side CassjSt , Near
Depot
STArLETON PATTERSON, Props.
OPEN AT ALL HOURS A
Leading and best restaurant In the
city. None but white people employed.
Nothing but the beat In the market
served. Give us a trial and be con-
jTlUced. ....... w ... . ,
Bud: "Say, Annie, give me another cup of Coffee."
Annie: "No Bud, your mother doesn't want you to drink
more than one cup." . .
Bud: "But, Annie, mother is now using Folger"s Golden Gate,
and it's so good'I am sure another cup wouldn't do any harm." .
Folgers Golden Gate is the purest and best Coffee we know ot
We sell it absolutely on merit
Alton S. Frey
Just Received
DIRECT FROM NEW
YORK IMPORTERS
A shipment of those fine glass churns, 4s only
$4.oo, 3s $2.75 against $3.25 coast prices.
Aluuiium jelly molds in sets of 12, six patterns
for only $1.00
Mrs. Rhorers egg beaters, good for many pur
poses $1.00. -1
Large crockery wear jelly moulds $1.00.
Crockery rolling pins, white 40c.
Glass rolling pin enroute, now due.
A fine assortment of Bird Cages direct from '
maker at the Ironmongers. .
F. H. Churchill
THE IRONMONGER OF ROSEBURG
D.
MARSTERS'
Plumbing', Sheet Metal WorK, Tinning
and Heating'
North Jackson Street, adjoining" Peoples Marble
Works. Telephone 2511.
WorK Done on ShortNotice ROSEBURG, ORE.
Big Reduction Sale
Now On at The Fair
Twenty per cent off o all articles except Guar
anteed Hosiery, ic post cards and 5c, 10c and 15c
bargain counters. Everything in pur store is new
and, up-to-date nothing old or shop worn. For real
bargains see us. This sale will close Jan. 22nd.
GENERAL JOBBING
HOWARD & MAHAN
The PLUMBERS and TINNERS
Skylights, Cornices and Dryer Pipe
Largest Stock o! Plumbing
Goods in the City
HOUSE CLEANING TIME WILL S00NBEHFRF
And when it conies plan to have the work dona !... .
n .nner. THE VACCf CLEANER doe. Zl ,
the women, beeides does not injure yoor rtrpele or mm In th I .
w?rknJ.0lVp7hrdr,0t,,ke.,,P th" 'mp0",n P"- ' th holwhold1
ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY
O. U. fleker, Prep.
Phone 791
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PLUMBING SHOP. I
REPAIR WORK
ROSEBURG,' OREGON.
Office N,Jackon 8.