The evening news., February 21, 1910, Page 4, Image 4

the EVEXPfo yewa !foviAY. fkbriauy si. 1010,
IXCAL NEWS.
News of the City Briefly Told
Have lU'tnriHMl Home.
Mr. and Mm. hurt Wenthrook ft rid
Mr. mid Mrs. Lew A. Cuteg, who
wnro In the city Saturday, ret 11 mod
to ihelr homoH In Cottage Grove yes
terday. Mr. Wnthrook Is proprietor
of the Cottage drove hotel and Mr.
Cnt'H Is editor of the CottaKe Grove
Sentinel.
Taken to Her Home.
MIhh Clare Karl, the hlb -school
fClrl who has been sick, left for her
home at Gardner yentertlay. Hlie waH
taken to the depot by a crowd of her
nchoolinatetf In a rolling chair and
elven a fnrewell which will make her
feel tdie la appreciated. lOugene
Register.
the organization In good shape. Cap
tain 8 locum, who recently resigned,
will turn the company over to First
Lieutenant Stewart as soon as the
latter is able to assume command.
MeWlnx Cloned. Dr. A. W. Green
of Spokane, who has been holding a
series of meetings at Oakland In the
tnterents of the Christian church,
closed tho services there Saturday and
returned to Uoseburg.
PurehnKc Med ford Knrin.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Scott, late of
tho Philippine Islands, were In the
City Saturday the guests of Mr. an
Mrs. .1. H. Frear. Mr. Scott has
purchased a fruit farm near Med
ford and ho and his wife were on
their way to Corvallls where they
will take a course of study in horti
culture In the Oregon Agricultural
College. Thev were formerly teach-
cirs in the Philippines.
Will Itetiirn Home Thi Week.
Dr. K. h Miller received word
from his wife and daughter today,
who have been at San Francisco for
the past two weeks, that they would
return home within the next week. It
Is not thought Miss Madge's health
has Improved materially by the spec
ial treatment she has received while
away.
WnnlH Ten A crew.
Mr. K- Gohr. wife and two children
of Coulee City, Wash., arrived today.
Mr. Gohr desires to purchase abou
ten ncro for the purpose of sot tin
out an orchard and raisfni? truck
stuff. Publicity Mauacer Itlchardnon
Introduced him to Mr. Klljnh Winston
the veteran gardener of West Kose
liurg. who has given Mr. Gohr the
benefit of his own experience on ten
acres near this city.
1 tends In Good Khaiie.
.7. A. Duhell, who has just return
m1 from a trip to Hoseburg via the
fdn Cons Hay wagon road, having
mado the trip out and back that way
In a carriage, says (ho road Is in tho
best shape ho has ever seen it. in the
winter tlnio.1 Ho says It. Is a hundred
per cent better than It used to be
nnd that as a result of the gravel and
plank put on It, he could handle a
ton load from Laird s to Sumner In
considerably less than the old sched
ule tor carrying mails. Ho says that
Contractor Pease, of Rosebnrg, who
has the contract for handling the
mail via tho Myrtle Point road In
formed him that he was sorry that
the mall had been changed over as
the Myrtle Point road Is In awful
shape. Coos Hay Times.
llnncst Poultryiuan.
15. A. Km ho was In tho city on
Douglas Day and brought In with him
n nice exhibit of his Barred Plymouth
Rocks. Ho hp lust received a very
fine Purred P'ymouth Hock cockrel
from S. T. Dlvtia. of St. Joseph. Mo.,
and says that rhls gentleman Is the
only honosl poultrymau in tlio east
be has ever had dealings with. Mr.
KritBo states that ho lias been very
bny of late shipping poultry to pur
chasers, and that, he Is rocelvlng Hum
orous Inquiries for eggs, not only for
Blngle settings, but. for incubator lots.
Mr. KniHfl was also exhibiting speci
mens of very fine seed oats. THs au--nouncouif
ntn In this Issue will tell
nil Interested nni-Hes ninre nltmit
these matters, hook them up.
Sheriff on His Way.
Sheriff Kenton has received a tele.
mam from Heedsvllle. Georgia, stat
ing that Sheriff .1. A. Kennny Is on
his wav here to take In custody W.
H. Wldlncamp. alias W.N. Smith, now
belli held here by Sherirr frenton
on a charge of murder. The Geor
gia sheriff will arrive here about
the 20tli. The prisoner, Wldlncamp,
says that ho will waive requisition,
and says ho Is anxious to face his
accusers and to prove his Innocence,
KxeeiitorM Annoliiteil.
.ludgo Woniicott today appointed
Hannibal V. Smith and Gram Smith,
executors of the estate ot the late
Charles W. Smith, and W. L. Cobb,
O J. Undaav and Charles A Plck-
ford nppralsors. Tho estate Is val
ued at 94.250. Tho heirs are: h v.
Smith, of Portland, and Grant Smith,
of Rosetuirg, sons of the deceased;
Ktella Smith, of Rosebnrg. and Mrs.
Alice Ulckford, of Newport, daugh
ters; L. F. Osier, of Portland, and
Albert Osier, of Tuolome, Cal., grand
sons.
Admitted to Probate.
Judge Wonacott made an order to
lav admitting to probate the will of
Lucv Ann Halderree. who died at
Bridges. Coos county, December 13.
1909. and appointing Martha Jane
Hrownell. executrix; also appointing
Messrs. R T. Ashworth, F. u. and
Howard Calkins, appraisers of the es
tate. The estate Is valued at S3. 000
Judce Wonacott has made an ordor
citing Louisa Lehman to produce be
fore him on the 21st of the present
month, a will mado by the Inte Wil
liam C. Hurke, on April 29, 1885
now In her custody.
Death of Mrs. Jane Contes.
Mrs. Martha Jane ContoB, wife of
he Rov. O. T. Coates. died nt her
homo In this city nt 12 o'clock yes-
erday. The funeral services took
nlaco this afternoon nt the C. E.
Coates residence on Fast Douglns
street, and were conducted by the
Rev. R. H. Dollarhlde. or the Free
Methodist church. Interment took
lace at the I. O. O. F. cemetery.
Sho was a faithful and loving wife
for H7 years and was tho mother of
fifteen children, ten or whom are :lv-
ng nt the present time. Sho was
orn In Canhorg, C anada. May 17,
835, and was married to the Rev.
G. T. Coates in 1852. She leaves a
son living in Rosoburg, Chas. K.
-oaten, the carpenter, nnd a damrh-
Mrs Matile Patterson, at Win-
heater. Seven other children are
Held Annual Inspect ion,
Cnpt. Cnmpholt Kin-.
Infantry, U. S. rnt-.- nrv, !-' 1 living In Canada a;;d one in the Btate
tho annual liv'necti"n f tl" lo'lof Kentuckv.
rominy of the Oregon National
Guard nt Armors tti, Saturday ev
en lug Forty-flvn mmiiovs of the
company resounded to muster, in ad
dition to oftlcors. The company has
nn enrollment of till, most of the ab
Bentees being out. of the state at the
present time. The company present
ed a very nnttv appearance In their
new fatigue uniforms. Captain King,
after Inspecting the company's nccou-
iremenis and puitlnu he men
W. F. Rodoif
Architect and
Superintendent
MODi:i(x m:sni:xcKS A spkc-
I.Wl'Y.
For further particulars, address
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LOANS, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
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Do you want to pay olf your mortaRo anil have long time,
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Do you want to buy a home in Koseburg, a nice acre tract
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Do you want to insure your building in one of the besi
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Near the Depot. Telephone
Main 34,ti or 311.
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Wholesale and Retail Dealers iu
Cement Plaster, Lime and Cement Blocks, Cement
Sewer Pipe, Mill Work and all Building Material
Give us a call. We will save you money.
We're in a Position
to offer you the best the market af
fords Id tho way ot Meats; and our
prices you know are always lowest.
We hnndle only prime stock. Qual
ity and quantity guaranteed. Kino
roasting pieces of beef from H to
1'2, c pound. First class mutton,
teal, pork and poultry equally low.
Can't do better anywhere. Phone us
your order. We deliver to any part
of the city.
Cass Street Market
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J. 07 Weat CtM St Phono 191.
Frea Deltrery.
C. W. Robinson, of Peel, was In
town Sunday
H. C. Conrad, of Medford, la a
lioaeburK visitor toduy.
O. C. Sether, tho Gleiidule merch
ant, is In town today.
Fred J. Rlakely and family w ill re
turn from Poilland Tuwiday morning.
A. D. I lawn, the carpenter, left for
Portland yesterday on business
Mrs. J. W. Koot, wife of J, W.
Foot, the civil engineer, Is reported
HI.
R. A. Taylor and C. O. Robblno
were In town over Sunday from Oak
land, Mm. J. H. Chapman spent Sunday
at Wilbur visiting her father and
family.
For a good clean shave, hair cut or
bath, call at the Maddix barber shop,
Cass street. TF
Dr. F. W. Hunt, the dentist, Is pre
paring to erect a home on his property
In this city.
Winnie Gaddis rturned on the early
morning train from a trip to Port
land. Geortro W, Kerr, S. Welmoro and
J. T. Hunt wore In the city yesterday
from Wlldwood.
The wrecking crew were called out
Saturdny evening to pick up a freight
car at Granta Pass.
Miss Edith Clements, who Is teach
ing school at Brockway, Bpent Sunday
with her parents in the city.
Miss Myrta Baylea, the musician,
went to Oakland this morning, where
she has a class of students. I
Miss Minnie Loomls, of Wilbur,
was In, town yesterday, the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. I. Abraham.
Mrs. B. A. Stanard, who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Smith Bniloy,
returned to her home In Grants Pass
this morning.
Miss V. N. Carr, late of Indianap
olis, has opened a public typewriting
room In the office or the uougias Ab
stract company.
Mrs. W. H. Foot, who has been in
tho city visltlr.e her daughter, Mrs.
Delbert Guard, returned to her Dome
In Drain today.
Miss Clna Trulove arrived Saturday
evening from Portland to accept a
position as saleslady In Josephson's
millinery department.
Miss Bessie ('lougn, wno is em
nl ared In Clerk Lenox's department
at the court house, vlflted with her
narenta at Canvonville Sunday.
Miss Rllene Flook, of Portland,
arrived here yesterday and will ac
cent a position in the county clerk's
office.,
J. A. Hughlitt has been appointed
night watchmnn by Mavor Hnynos.
vice Carl Pnlm, resigned, subject to
the approval of the council.
Mr. George Parker certainly made
a good fountain pen when ho made
the Parker Lucky Curve Pen. On
sale at Roseburg Book Store- f-l-tf
Knaffle Pickens, Floyd Frear and
Fva Lenox nre assisting busy County
Clerk Lenox In disposing of the accu
mulating work In the clerk's office.
Circulating Lflirary at Roseburg
Book Store. 1,000 volmns new fic
tion, pnper covers, only 10c enrh.
After rondong one exchange it for an
other for only 6c.
H. E. Hayes, foreman of the round
house, returned from Portland Sun
day, whore he went to meet his wife,
who has been visiting relatives In
Ohio, for the past three months.
If you nro looking for good service
In the barber line call at the Maddix
barber shop. Cnss street. Rosehtire
Vatlonal bank bldg. Three chair shon.
Bath rooms In connection. TF
Mrs. Ktta Goodman, Veta Good
man. Misses Maud and Ola Goodman
of Oaklnnd .who have benn in town
visiting at the horn of Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Goodnnn. returned homp today.
vLee Wlmberly and his brother. Ira,
from Drain, went to Myrtle Creek
Sunday, where the former has recent
ly nnrchasrd a farm. Mr. Ira Wlm
berly returned to Drain this morning.
Judge Krnso, a prominent Seaitle
lawyer, I. in the city tcdav from Med
ford on his way home to Seattle.
Judge Kriise has boon on n tour of
Inspection and is very favorably Im
prf'cted with this part of Oregon.
Mrs. A. .1. Gile, mother of R. L.
Glle, manager of the H. L. Glle Prune
V
Parking company, who hns been vis
Itlng her son for the past month, left
for Salem this morning to visit H. L.
Gile. another son at tbnt place. Mrs.
Glle names from South Falls In east
ern Cannda.
Troy Sbpelov. a Hood River fruit
erower, who waa in the city over
Siindnv on a tour of the countv. re
turned home tMs morninc. Mr. Shee-
lov expresspd l.implf .s being b'-l 'v
nlcaso'l v-th the fruit growiin- possi
bilities of this section and will itrob-
nbtv roturn here later.
G. W. Ploper, the elonnr find
pressor, has lust received hi line of
spring samples from Fd V. Pi;l?e.
hieniro tailors, nnd Invites thr pub
lic to Inriiert (hem. Tho line (s .one
of the handsomest ever received hv
him nnd Includes, all the lntost
weaves made into the most fashion
able attire for men. Tr
ROSEBURG
PHARMACY
Prescription
Druggists
ROSEBURG, OREGON
TELEl'IIOXE 1U21
GET THE BEST OF A
COUGH
BEFORE IT GETS THE BEST OF YOU
A cough if allowed to run will easily and invariably
terminate into some more serious sickness. Even the
slight tickle or hoarseness in the throat becomes a
forerunner of dangerous illness Stop it at once
don't delay don't put it off. Be fully prepared for
emergencies by keeping always on hand a bottle of our
Mentholated
White Pine Expectorant
This is a natural remedy for all coughs, colds, hoarse
ness, bronchitis, and all other pulmonic affections.
For old or young it is best, safest and surest. Hun
dreds of satisfied users recommend it because they
know it through trial. We recommend it because
we know its great value as a medicine for the purpose
Price 25c
it
DRAIN HAPPEXIXG8.
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W if ),- TV -W . li' W W W 1C
A 10-pound girl arrived at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wells
at Elkton on February 10. Every
body doing well.
Mr. J. M. Montgomery has. been
circulating a remonstratnee to the
department against a change In the
rates for second class matter.
three hours he obtained 67 names
in favor of the remonstrance.
The many friends of Mlsa Edna
Patchen, of our town, who Is now
in the hospital at Roseburg, will be
pleased to learn that last Saturday
she passed successfully through the
operation for appendicitis and Is do
ing nicely. To those who have re
membered her with messages of sym
pathy and good cheer, she wishes to
extend her neartnt tnanns. non
pareil.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Jewett were In
town yesterday from Gardner.
DAILY WKATHEK REPORT
& ft ft & ft. ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft
u. a. wentner mireau, local ornce,
Rosebnrg, Ore., for 24 hours ending
5 a.m. Feb. 21, 1910.
Maximum temperature 47
Minimum temperature 36
Precipitation .' 01
Total precipitation since rirst ot
month i.S
Ave. precipitation for month
Ave. precipitation for this month
for 32 years- 4.8S
Total precipitation from Sept.
1909 to date 22.46
Ave. precipitation from Sept. 1,
1877 23.2C
Total deficiency from Sept. 1,
1909 : su
Ave. precipitation for 32 wet
season (Sept. to May inciu.)..3.uu
WILLIAM BELL.
Shoe Polished Have opened nn
a stand at Maddix Barber Shop, and
will shine shoes In first class man
ner. Try us. f-28d
XOTTCH FOR RIDS XoMre Is bore-
i' Kivitn wiiu sntieu inns will He
received hv the bonrd of directors
of School District. Xo. 4. Dnuirlas
rountv. Oregon, until Saturday,
the nth dny of March. 1910. at 2
o'elock p.m., of said day. for fur
nishing and installing a fan nnd
in iifii innuim nuu will I in I ing
ictnm In lha T nn C.K....1 tl I
i In tho City of Roseburg. rountv!
! and state aforesaid; each bidder
wilt he required to submit pinna
nnd sneelflratlons with bid. and
the bidder that Is awarded the
contract for Inntatlinc said sys
tem, will nlso be required to furn
ish, a good nnd sufficient bond In
the sum of three thousand $;!.
000) dollars. Indemnifying said
District Xo. 4 for any loss that
mlcht be snstnlned hv reason of
an lil avttfnm nnt mmnlvln,. ...rn-
lent heat and ventilation for said
building The hoard herein re
serves thp right to reloot anv or
nil bid. Dated this 19th day of
February. 1910.
d-aw Clerk School District Xo'
Twin Pedastel
TABLES
Another shipment of Twin IV
dnste! Table? have just arriv
,el. To soo them Is to Ik con
vinced that they aw tho class
iest tablo on the market.
Our Rohhlus table for a med
ium prietMl table has no equal.
Each table caiTio its mvn
leaves and will extend ten feet.
Price from
$15 TO $20
AIo an elegant line of Lihiaty
tables just arrived.
B. W. STRONG
THE FURNITURE MAN, ROSEBURG
The Cup that Fills a Longlelt Want
Real Coffee Cocoa or Bullion
Fine On These Cold Evening's
The Rose Confectionery
You Don't Have to Go to Sea to See
PAT
For Cement Culverts, Cement Sewer Pipe, sizes 8
to 36 inches. Cement building foundation and
chimney blocKs. Cement sidewalKs and Cement
worK of any Kind.
I have five or six houses I will sell cheap, as I want to ose the
money In other bussiness. See my burglar proot window lock, its
O.K. See Pat's Elastic root paint for leaky roofs. We build, move
or repair your houses. Business bulldines a SDeclaltv. Over forty
J years experience in building.
I F. F. PATTERSON
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
D. H. MARSTERS' PLUMBING SHOP.
i' Plumbing, Sheet Metal WorK, Tinning
and Heating
North JacKson Street, adjoining Peoples Marb
WorKs. Telephone 25ll.
WorK Done on Short Notice ROSEBURG, ORE. X
f LE0NA MILLS LUMBERCOMPANY H
Lumber, Lath, Shingles and Dry Finish Luml er
Doors and Windows of all Kinds.
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ROSEBURG, OREGON t
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V.rdBon Loiter Oak Street.
Phone 1411
JUST ARRIVED FROM THE EAST
AN ADVANCE LINE OF SPRING MILLINERY
IN PATTERN AND STREET HATS
Shapes from the conservative to the extreme. Also latest nov
elties In trimmings of all kinds. Hats will be on display Douglas
County Pay at special prices for this day only. A cordial welcome
to all visitors.
125 Cass St THE FAIR 125 Cass St.
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