TUB EVENING NEWS FHIDAV, FEBRUARY 4, 1010.
THE EVENING NEWS
BY B. W. BATES
iHHUi:irTAit,v Kxckrr munday
fintered as second-class niattur
Nov. 6, 1909, at Koseliurg, Oru., un
der act of n.arch 3, 1S7S.
BulHcrfptlim Itnte Dnlljr
Per year, by mail 3.00
Per month, delivered 60
Bcnil-Wcckly
Per year $2.00
Blx months 100
AT YOUR SERVICE DAY AND NIGHT
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REGISTERED PHARMACISTS
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. FRIDAY, IKtlKl'AltV I,
llowbiii'K and DrniKlftH munly haB
got th "K't toKHlhor" movenient.
Whoever hi'iird or a Ki'liulno boos
ter beliiK killed by kiih nno of the
most eHHnnilal r'(iilHlte8 ot the age
to flay the knocker.
and have anything in the drug line delivered to your home
promptly and without extra cost
PROMPTNESS
IN FILLING ORDERS
FEATURE OF OUR BUSINESS METHODS
A general public protest appears to
have reached I be mysterious machin
ery by which the piiceB of food have
been marked tip In recent years with
such remarkable regularity. It Is
gratifying to discover that u decline
In anything Is possible.
Thirteen ladles of an eastern city
have formed an nntl-gosslp club, the
members of whlrh are pledged not to
disparage anybody. The chance or
survival or such a body was slim
enough without the selection or that
fateful number. Hut n.y the evil
spell of the hoodo be broken In this
cnBO.
Publicity Manager Colt of the
Sutheiiln ComnHiru.fi. Club, 1ih junt
Issued tlireo thousand H-pnge maga
zines rtoHcrlptivo of Sutherlin vnllv,
one of tho innHt favored local Inns In
Don plan county. Tho nublinuirm Ih
lirlnifnl of interoBtlng muling mutter
and contains a number of excellent
hnlMonp cuts which will ffivo tho
stranger a lino Idea or I he bountiful
vu Hey and 11b surrounding.
While Darby Richardson waB
- "stealing a nap between meals' at
Myrtle Creek during tho business
men's oxrurslon Thursday, an oil
, stove In his apartmentH threw out a
Biifflclent supply of kh ns to conio
nenr asphyxiating the gentleman. It
looked sorious for Darby for a little
while, but when the attending phy
sician ascertained that his patient
was Douglas county's booster all
alarm wan dispelled. Gas wan never
known to kill n booster.
Tho business men's excursion to
tho Boutbern part of the county was
n RiircoHH in every particular, ai. earn
city where n stopover was made the
excursionists were enthusiastically
rwolvPf. and enteitalnedMn a hecom-
inir manner. This movement on the
part of the Hnsehurg Commercial
Club is tho nucleus for a wider ac
quaintance with the people or our
sister cities and villages and will
show to them that Kosoburg is not
soirish In the unit ter of extolling h-r
own Interests, but those nf the county
at large and what Is or benefit to
ono particular section as a natural
consequences Is Just a strfde for ad
vancing the county as a whole. The
movement is one which has remained
dormant, not. only as regards this
con lit v, but I ho state as well, and now
that the first excursion of Itosclmrir
business men has been a pronounced
sueeoHB it would be well lo keep this
unique and excellent scheme or "gel
ling together" with our neighbors
Iresh In mind and make at least, a
half a dozen vislls each year. Many
who were kept at home for various
reasons during this week's excursion
would be willing and aide to go at a
future dale. No belter method of ad
vancing Douglas counly could he
planned. (Jet the people or the entire
counly pulling together and there'll
be something doing. - I
sick ror some time, Is reported worse
today.
Charlie Clark made a trip to the
city ono day last week and he reports
tho roads in very bad conditions.
Mr. H. A. Hlakely was up at the
hatchery one day last week. lie re
ports that there are lots of fish.
Mr. John Alexander, of Glide, who
is In Portland at the hospital, is re
ported better and is expected home
in about a week.
Mr. Dave Hunter of South Deer
Creek, who has been visiting Mr. L.
Ully, of Glide, returned home last
week.
There were some buyers up to look
at. the Bock ley Ilros. ranch near
Glide one day last week.
Walter McMllJen, Kred Evoy and
Otto Oshorn, of Hoaglin, were seen
on their way to Koseburg last Wed
nesday.
Hylvan Horoughs' finger which he
cut while helping saw wood with a
wood saw, is about weell. He Bays
he will now ho more careful what
he's doing around the buzz saw.
XYZ.
Itcsolutions of Condolence,
(.him; iti:ms.
"Last Wednesday was ground hog
day and the saying is, If he sees bis
shadow It will rain for six weeks,
and I guess be did, for the sun shone
nil day. '
Mrs. Nathaniel Chaptnan and son
Curtis, of Craig. Col., are visiting rel
atives around Glide.
The comet was seen at Glide last
Tuesday, but it was very dim.
Perry Wright passed by (Midi' last
Wednesday on his way to Dlxonville.
liOttle Horoughs and Kdna Schloo
nmnu were I he guests of Mrs. Clar
ence F raider one daV hist week.
Mr. Willie Uogard and Mr. Albert
Palm passed by Glide on Ibelr way
to Mr. llogard on the Uancho Dcbrio
place,
Mr. Itert Sprague, who has boon
Umpqua Assembly, No. 105, Unit
ed Artisan officers and members: We
your committee appointed to orart
resolutions of condolence of Hro. A.
M. Sanders, respectfully submit the
following:
In the rapid march or time we are
again reminded of tho uncertainty of
life by tho death of those with whom
tu years we have learned to love and
respect.
The sad duty devolves upon us to
announce tho death of our beloved
friend and brother, A. M. Sanders,
who departed this life January 14,
1910, leaving a wife, two sons and a
large circle of friends to mourn his
departure. Ity bis death a home has
been made desolate, yet we bow In
humble submission to tho will of one
who rules the universe.
Whereas, we evtend the bereaved
family our sincerest sympathy in
their affliction, and that the richest
blessings of heaven may yet fall
upon them and bless them..
Resolved, That we drape our char
ter In mourning for Ihirty days, that
these resolutions be spread upon the
minutes of this lodge, and a cop)' be
sent the bereaved family, also the city
IIOItSKMA.Y HAVE M )i:V
ON lOli.HKSIIOKI.V;.
Horseshoeing at tho Km
pfre Blacksmith shop is now
from $1.50 to J2.00. For rash
only. dswflS S. T. SMITH.
I Hny. oats or groin are all right
t for the horse, but how about your
' wife. Wouldn't she be pleased to
j have some of those swell fixtures for
her home, now on display at .Winnie
Gnddls, the plumber? tf:
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that the
board of directors of School district
No. 4, Roseburg, Oregon, will receive
sealed bids until 2 o'clock p.m. Tues
day, the 15th day of February, 1910,
for one hundred cordB of 4-foot dry
oak wood, said wood to be delivered
to the school houses In the city of
Roseburg. on or before the 1st day of
September, 1910.
The board hereby reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
GEORGE) NEUNER, JR.,
Clerk School District No. 4.
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publication. Kratornally
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1 1 K 1 . 1 . K - STE P I IE N SON,
KOSINA PATRICK.
('HAS. II. I'ATltICK,
Committee.
THE IIEItM.WN SI'ECIAI,.
The clock struck the hour of eleven,
In the sky there was not a star;
When a crowd of jolly good fellows
started out in a private car.
That crowd of jolly good fellows, the
pick of Koseburg town,
Was headed by Krank G. MleolH, J,
F. Marker and Geo. M. Hroft'u.
Aaron Salzman furnished the music
as he has ofen done before.
! Hid l-'lsber danced a hornpipe and
Clam! Cannon he did roar
Those old familiar ballads which the
Roseburg boys alt know.
"Wahz me around again. Willie" and
"Down in Paradise Row."
Con Denning told how Roseburg
looked when he was but a boy,
Al ('reason, be represented the man
In corduroy;
Jim Ziircher enjoyed the company as
be chewed a tobacco leaf.
Kugene Parrott said bo was tickled
to death on account of the price of
beef.
Tho fun was fast and furious, enough
to waken the dead.
Rut it didn't disturb K. L. Davis and
Kd I tor Rales, who snored very
loudly in bed.
They visited Ha-ha. lla-ba, who is
also a Roseburg lad,
And he sent bis regards to Worthing-
ton, our former city dad.
I was glad to meet all my old friends
and no matter where I roam.
I 1 will always look to Roseburg as my
adopted home.
G. C. GRAHAM.
Portland, Ore., Jan. SO, 191 0.
"For you particular customers who demand the
best groceries, we recommend Folgers Golden Gate
Coffee. 1,1
It is so good we cannot obtain a better coffee not if we paid
SI a pound for it.
Every thing about Folger's Golden Gate Coffee is perfect, and
we sell it with the positive guarantee that it will please you.
Alton S. Frey
WHAT IS THE CHEAPEST
PHOTO MAKE?
THE 1 1 EST,
The same applies to en
larging, copying, framo mak
ing, kodak finishing. Clark's
Stildlo for the best. Rusoburg
national Uank building.
Try one of those Snell filters will
At any faucet. See Winnie Gartdis,
the plumber. tf.
: GENERAL GRAYING
UK MOT A KXOCKIIK.
Attractive Girls hi Attractive Opera.
A quiet little town along the coast.
To which, before I go, 1 give a toast;
The. country all around
Rich in mines, orchards, and pastures
so rare,
Would cause any fellow to sell out
and locato there.
The real estate men there, are all on
I be oquare,
They will show this and that place.
And another over there;
They will take you all around and
give you a boom
And inform you that Roseburg will
no a Chicago soon. t
Alt the talk is now railroad, that is
coming here soon.
Alexander's new bridge will give us a
Doom;
Don't stand back and call him a knave
He s come from afar to be your slave;
Go buy a piece of land, he'll treat you
all right.
Aim twin no considered that you ve
joined In the fight.
Mr. Burchard has come from awnv.
And from tho Inks of the man he has
come to stay;
So boys, let the "Icy billows" roll fast
They'll soon roll by and be a thing
or rue past ;
Huy their new land and build us a
town.
And let them put In their park a
"merry go round."
Don 'A ho a knocker.
UN V. C. C. HUGHES.
Goods of every description moved to
any parts of the city. 1 'rices reason
a bio.
II. S. FRENCH
If theater Koers don't want to miss
a treat they will no to Maister' dniR c
store on Saturday and secure their
seats for the opera "The Mllltarv
tJIrl." The opera Is to be produced
on Wednesday and Thursday of next
week. The rehearsals ate showlnR
tne participants orr to splendid ad
vanlime ami a performance equal to
a professional show will be lveu.
hvpenso Is not behiR spared by the
omen s Auxmarv to niiiko n cent
tract at a low estimate for up-to-date plete success. Special scenery and
costumes are belm: imported and a
larye enough stam' equipped with the
necessary MBhts Is helm! built. "The
Military (!lrr bids fair to revolution
ize borne talent productions.
Children Enjoy
a Good Bath
as well ns grown people. We' will
fit up old or new houses and con-
hot'
aclonttflo plumbing, steam and
wator fitting, or any kind of plumb
ing that Is the acme ot excellence In
this line.
Howard & Mahan,
The numbers and Tinners'
Winnie Gaddls. tho local plumber,
hns Just completed InylniT 6.000 feet
of dr.iln tile for Curtis & Danfleld
of Edenhower. Those wlshlntc drain
tile, any sire or quantity, .hould call
on Mr. Caddis without delay. Ilnve
a limited amount on hand. tf
Tor Sale.
Good pi.ino, price ffifl. Terms
ran be had If desired. Address A.
0. I'nttltuore, general delivery, Hose
burg, dtf
LOCAL MAHKET
Cereals.
WIIK T $1.25.
OATS 50c bushel.
HAY Vetch, $12 to 14 ton;
grain. J12 lo 14; alfalfa, $17.
KOU.ED PARLEY $30.00 ton.
Livesteok.
STKKItS Alive, 3 Vi lb.
COWS Alive. Sc.
VKAl, Dressed, 7c lb.
110;S Dressed. 8 to !c; alive, H"..
SHEEP 3 Ur.
POULTRY Mixed chlckeais. alive,
10c to 12c; dressed, 12c; ducks,
auve, v or iuc; aresseci, 14 (Jfl 15c.
Turkeys, alive 17c and ISc; dressed
20c and 21c.
HITTER Creamery, 4,-,c lb.;
country. 40c.
EGGS 25c dor.en.
POTATOES-$ 1.10 to $1.25.
WOOL Spring. 25c; fall, 20c;
yenr clip. 24c.
ONION'S 1 14 to 2c lb. '
HONEY 1214c
CABBAGE Hit Ib.
MONARC
Dressmaking and hand embroidery
work t the Bradley residence, 144
Jackson street. tC
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helpful Hum
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a toilet crenm that
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POUIiItK BIXAYA (Three
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irivliif tho skin a natural appear
ance and the KLC'AYA fragrance.
Sold by
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Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Cement Plaster, Lime and Cement Blocks, Cement
Sewer Pipe, Mill Work and al! Building Materia
Give us a call. We will save you money.
LOANS, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
no you want to build you a home and pay for it in small
monthly payments and low late of interest?
Do you want to pay off your mortgage and have long time,
easy payments and low rate of interest to pay back loan in?
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RANGE
lEuno buyers, do yon realize (hat
the Monarch limine won (he gold
medal at the Lewis & Clark centen
nial in 10."5 over all rompetitors.
Do you know that it is Impossible
to rivet a cast range so that they arc
tight like a malleable iron range?
lo you know that the air tight
construction of
Monnrch
range
makes It use less fuel than any othci;
range?
When buying a range get the best.
B. W..STR0NG
THE FURNITURE MAN, ROSEBURG. ORE
If So See WALKER. a PERHINE, Roseburg Ore.
Cqr. Cass and Pine St. -:- -:- E. B. PEHRINE, Notary Public
Winnie Gaddis
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Removes all im
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