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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1910)
TFTE EPE.VTNU TIH'RHhAY. MAY 10, 1010. THE EVENING NEWS I1Y B. W. BATHS MBCfcl) IMUiY" KX(,'KIT KCM)a Watered as econd-class matter Not. 6, 1909, at Konebiirg, Ore., un der act of ii.arch 3, 1879. t Subscription Itnte. Dally Per year by mail $3.00 Per month, delivered 60 Siiiil-Wn'kly Per year IJ Op ell months 100 ' Tl U I1SI)A vTsA V II), I "HI. HOW TO GRAIN IN MISSION My mission Graining Process gives the dull stained hardwood effect over varnished or painted woodwork, furniture, etc. without the expense of removing' the old finish. Entire cost but 2c per square foot and any one can apply it. You can't realize how handsome a finish this maKes until you see samples at MARSTERS DRUG COMPANY Promptness in filling' orders a feature of our business Paint, oil, glass, building material at the lowest price GIVE US A CALL WE MAKE PEOPLE WELCOME IIIOALTIITI, TltllHTI In I'aid A mil l.w-y Aiiplc((alc, Vonrnlhi. YONCAI.LA, .May 19. "A coin forlalilo nll use 1 I ho reward tit a well aiii'nt youth, limlwid of lm liitro dacliiK dlxninl and iiinlaiicholy ptoh Iiecta of decay, It hIiouM kIvo us hopes of ptnrnul youth In a hotter world." I'alnmr. May 7th beluK the 8"lh anniver sary of the birthday or MIbs I,uey AliplnKate Hho wnn Kiaelously rem embered by her many frleiida and ae- nualiilanres who nave ner a i..m card Bhowen 2U4 "t cards biiiK received In Auni i.my. u flhe Is famlllnrly known, wan rIho the recipient of many beautiful r low era, among which were mime beauti ful fMirtiimtlonB presented by Mhw Kotta Huntington, of Corvallis. some choice roues, paiiHies and Wisteria T.rnKenied by Mr. and Mrs. (ieore Clark, from their mountain nome near Comstock. Consnlcuous among the many bean - Iff til flowers which adorned Aunt Lucy's home were native leinn rm.rnni ti nk roses ItrOUUlM M "in the old Methodist Mission and com ouly known us the "Old Mission Uoho." decided favorites of Aunt Lucy's, and cluster In pleasant rein Inescence about her heart, Lucy wuh the eldest child of the late Chariot and Mallnda A ppb'H"'". hiring born In Cole county Missouri. Muy 7, 1830. When thirteen years of age. In company wllh her par ents, Lucv Joined the emigration pioneers or Mil. who with brave hearts and willing bunds turned Ihelr fucoa Westward to blaze a way for the course of .omplru whlel( was j noon to follow. Arrlvlne at the old Mission at hn Iron In November, the same year, the Anplegafe family settled near Dal las, Polk county, where they remain ed until May 1KR0 when they moved 1o Yoncalla Valley and established the home where Aunt Lucy has re sided continually for the last sixty years. Itelng possessed of a lovable dis position Aunt Lucy Is n favorite wllh all who know her nnd Is su premely happy when doing a good Turn for those in need. CoiiHpiduous among the many Tniembrnnces received by Aunt Lucy was a unique letter from Uncle Jesse Aiiplfgate, a cousin of Aunt Lucy's, of the Oregon Soldier's Home. Uncle Jesse, as he Is fainllfurlv known. Is 76 years of age and when a child was reared along wit h Aunt, Lucy. Being her Junior by four years, Jesse naturally looked lo her for direction. To quoin a portion of Ills letter wo find (he old veteran gazing admiringly back upon the happy days of childhood when he mid Aunt Lucy were barefoot urchins 1n their old home bevond iho Itocklcs In old Missouri. Ho savs: I "Where was a groun of little children and Lucy was a little mother to us i ull nir sue inougn less Mian thlr-aml An Eaunlial to PORCH-COMFORT Vudor M"K PATCNTCD CHAIR HAMMOCK Come lo Hie store and try this tuljlistable i-bair hatllliioik. Price $3.00 b THE VUDOR PLAIN HAMMOCK R i U tho Ih'M tiiM-atiM' I In tvnnc In ilitM'si ulirn- Ihe Niruiii romi'K. This In a uit'n(t pro rrs, and mi u(Iut lutuitiiiM-k in KtiM'hni-K htiN ( lii ivm'H fom'im-nt. B. W. STR0N(i The Furniture Man I'icluriv frnmeil ti oriler, win tlon- Iak4 M't, Vi tip Main BTI. term mi in me rB was Rood find wise and deeply learned in Kohl Love." Then the old veteran recallH how they used to Kfiuat around the evening fire and listen with wide mouth admiration and delluht hh Lucy related the ; story of ".Jack and the bean stalk Hut. Lucy." Hays Uncle Jesse, "of that uroiip of children, you and continue hern alone, the rest have Kone to the better land. Yet a little while and we will be with them.' The old pioneer's motto was: "On ward to a better land' The pioneer Instinct is hi ill strong witn us, i,ikv , am, whon we KnHl n(.ar ,i,e caU to niareh on, we will respond as fear- i i,JKKy us when children we faced (u, Kr,.(l( unknown of Iho Western Wjhlei news Such timely remarks coming from one so well known as Uncle Jesse, can not fail to convey to the recipient remineHcences of the first, magni tude while a thrill of admirutior which comes from u knowledge o' having done ones duty, fully equals If not transcends the pleasure of be ing bo auspiciously honored as on this occasion. Aunt Lucy's career covers a period of eighty mile stones upon life'f precarious highway and has been one of fidelity to duty, cheerful and obed lent, being ever ready to heed the call of those, less fortunate than her self, deflections over a life so well spent can but cause n heart to throb wllh gracious satisfaction, while laurel leaves of victory are borne to the silvery locks, the crowning glory of old age. F. L. TT. YONCALLA XliWS. Quite a bit of stir was noticeable along real estate lines here last Mon day. Four transfers being made. The Caldwell Uros. disposed of their fin acre farm adjoining town, to Wm. Nance, of California, the price paid being something like $SU0O. Deal So. 2 materialized when John Moser sold his stable and reshlenct property to Messrs Smith and Morris, of Drain, the price paid being $Rfi00 The deal was made by "Shorty" Mansfield. Deal No. !i was the transferring of Win. Helllwell's fruit, farm to J. H. MeClurnen. of Canada, the contract ing price being $4001). The deal was comsunnnated by K. W. Dillard, of Itoseburg. Last and we suppose the least deal of the four took place in the evening when Harry Stearns bar- in. 1.1,1,1 I'nr til.. l.l,i,.bu..iO h ulrM ,.f t y ('nwan This is 'indeed a live community am, ilU(, Vlllnt,s n. (Iajlv IlrrPaB!llp hl aM probability the day of ; cheap land has past, ns every one 1 willPhohliugs appears to think that to set a price means to gel a buyer and , are governing themselves ac cordingly and are putting the price at a safe margin, while those? to make purchasers are adding from one: fourth to one-half the purchase price.! but with all the foregoing visitors from oilier tactions say that land is cheap here as compared to other places and t here'; an importunity for making easy money awaiting the man who h.is the pri-e. Last week .las. Dauuberty received a copy of "The Weeklv Kcho" pub lished at Owetisville. lnd. The edi tion bears the date or May 10, INTil and is badly soiled and battered be ing worn t h rough in several places due lo being folded. Following are a few iti'ins taken from the Kcho: "The t'oHowhig is a list of game kill ed by Charley Stunners and J as, Daugherty, Jr.. during the season. ;t deer. turkeys. ;;:!! squirrel l.:!iin rabbits. L'TIHI quails, and lw i , llMWltH. Who (Mil iH'Jlt IPlll l;uii:lti'ity ami Siuhiums nit ihlt'iUs I of Yoiirulln n ml oaih nfl'trtus rlw. loionini; lo be alisoluti'tv i-orrect. I 1 'nuc-i Hio niilllnery cstablish- Tim' lopnhll.aii slale r.'ntral immh-! nHMU 111 1 ,,is I11'11,11- ,llls i1'1" "1ih1 iiiiuco. in s.-.ssion al .li-rf.rson Citv. ! , '1 ,n ninv' elsewhere and as then' Mo., Thursday mloniiMl resotuiionr adopted ;inilv approving ('resident l!:iy eto of iho army anproprtation hill.! favorim; a thorotmh oruanization of the repnblitan party thronuhotit tlie; state ami derhn inc (Jen. tlrnnt their; choirs for meshieiit in 10. C j S. Minister Nines uae a grand din- ner on W ednesday In honor of Min- isters Slaughter and Maynard. iff Among the miets were Senator Ken- i v ton and Mark Twain." There are j many other in'i re.sting art fries In the aniiie Krlio nnd 'tis Indeed a' rare treat to srjin the pages of a ."I 1 year old edition. I MRS. MrGlXTY. i 4 . Ol l KHKIi AT A HAIU.AIV. , The endie stock of millinery nnd ladies' wearing apiuiivl of the Hell Sisters Millinery store Is now offered ror sale. All nitTiliandise contaln-M1 in the store is -Xrirtly first clrtss nnd 'iiodeni tn every 1-estnvt. mid Ilu-bnsln-'ss e-i an eeeltent rinanein! 1mIs. 'I'lu Hell Sisters hav conditet d iliis business in a smvessful w i fur the past twelve years whirh as nres a ;:ttid linsfiiess for the buyer !"rom Mte liei;itinhii? of the pureha-e. or f'i'l tv.itii nl:vs e;!l at ht store -i -,-, t; ; n , iiiwehltlg. d-sw-tf rntmer's prnfnme nt Marsters' dnm store. Made from the fhiwers OTKK TO TIIK PUJ1LIC. " A UcKfnnliiK June 1st, our v terms on all credit accounts will be strictly thirty days. Interest at 10 per cent will be charged on all accounts not paid when due. 4 4 All persons now owing us ac- 4 counts that have been stand- 4 1iik more than thirty days are 4 hereby notified to settle same by June 1st. d-swtf 4 JOSKPIISON'S SMITH ltlVKK ITFMS. There was a slight frost this week but there was little damage done to tender vegetation. Mr. McCIure was a guest of Mr. J. O. Ounter this week. Miss Merle Ounter will go to Di'aln tho 21st to attend the grad uating exercises. Miss Wilson came in with the mail carrier last week, taking the census. Mi. H O. Ma gee was hero last week with a gentleman from the Fust, who, by the way, is a hoy- hood friend of Mr. M. a gee's, looking afti'r timber Interests. Arthur Wool- ey took them out to Drain Friday. Mr. Mead and Mr. Hill were on the river on timber business this week. They phoned out the 16th ! for Mr. Krewson to come over nf-l ter them with a wagon. These j gentlemen have been here on tim-i her business severaj times befor. I i he two children of Mr. and Mrs.; Ernest Wooley have been quite sick. Also .Mr. and Mrs Taylor and little1 son Lawrence, but we are pleased to; say they are all about recovering.! except Heatrice Wooley, who Is still ! quite sick. 1 M r. and Mrs. Ivan lint n es a nd ! little son were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Taylor last Sundav. returning home Monday. They ex pect to move to Loraino soon to locate. Mrs. Haines is a cousin to Will Tuvldi'. I scRiRni.En. ICI.KI'O.V SI'IOCIAI.S. Kloyil I.oawns hiid liolll wrists tract tired liy n full n few days urd. I lie local telephone company held niccllnii at this place on Satnrdnv. when It was decided to lew an as sessment to pay any outstanding ae- onnla and o on with some much deeded repairs. .Messrs Cool, nwlijlit. Heed and Edwards were at Klklon Saturday to talk up county division. Two yoiiiiK evangelists accom panied liy a votim; lady as organist, will begin revival services for the liurch of Christ, May ". to conlinue three weeks. The Kpwortb. League celebrated their anniversary hv a lawn social I'riday evening. An address of wel come was given by .Miss Mary Wells, also a few appropriate remarks were made by the pastor, l(v. Hiilenonr. An excellent program was rendered by the young temple and Ihe evening ended by serving Ice cream and cake. Mrs. Kldenonr. the pastor's wife,! was i-alled lo Brownsville a few days ago by the Illness of a daughter who I resides al Hint place. Mrs. ltlden oar will bring her daughter with her when she returns, If she Is able to travel. j ,1. Shodd. who has been nwav for some time has returned home. I Or. W. W. Kanlkner has been do- WOIK 111 llls Ml,(' business at i I Ills pIlH'P 1(M'(Mlt)V !TOIH (O ScoItslUHK. but lias now Mis. U.hmI .Monro, wlio has boon ls TiUl apportunUy for trade in thai lNtOH-;sSHSA. tAKliS, :s n. k. stkkIh O . Attoney-at-Tjiiv J ; Legnl aMvice froo. Collections SoliHted A Room 1, Marstrg Bldg. O - 1' Kosoluir, Ore. fttnTy-ftg : It. it. ItHVMKU'Idl $ & Dentist Rooms 6 nnd 7 Hell Sisters Bldg Vhoue 1361 Roaeburg, Or., xaftAOLAttaaAAa iftajw NORTH SIDE GROCERY COMPANY NORTH R0SEBURG L'o:npletc line nf staple and fmey groceries, canned T'"ils, etc. All clean, fresh goods. Call us up for your grocery nerds Free delivery to all parts of the city. Telephone 26; .5 line there ds a call for someone to take her place. Mrs. Ida Hutchinson, has been , troubled with a sore hand, something like blood poisoning i)r. Monk, who recently located ,nt this place, is being kept quite busy and It is to be honed that he will decide to remain permanently. There are but five or six old sol diers left here now to celebrate memorial day and it Is expected there will be some appropriate service? jpn the.SOth for them. .Mrs. .Mary stork Is visiting Ir Portland with her son and daughte nnd families. X Y Z . Threp Acres and Liberty' hi which the author tells the possibili ties of an acre. Where to find Idle land, how to select, clear nnd culti vate It. A practical book. $1.70 net, by mail $i.8S at Roseburg Book Store. tf 1k you want a PERFECT COMPLEXION Free of wrinklca witlitltu flush of joum.tncrn iiiitmn woro helpful than CREME ELCAYA ii toilet cream that MAKES THE SKIN LIKE VELVET I 0 T I 1 1 K K L : A Y A Th ree ShtulcH) very fine and adherent, irlvinir tlii tikfn a natural appear ance ami the KIX'AYA fratranco. Sold by MARSTER'S DRUG CO. HosKiu iti;, oiiraiN i2 H HARNESS SHOP 1IK.UV Mlii:sS M.IK TO OltDKH AM) IX AVOIIK HAM) HTITCHKI). Itt p;iitiiiH Xfiilly Do lie. All Wink (iinrauti'i'il, I'ricrs Itasiii nlih'. (iivo us a Trial. Opposite Kmplre Livery Darn, Oregon Tho kind that tickles your palate Buy your supplies of pastry and bread from THE I'MPQUA BAKERY 11. liVKST. l'roe. i l . uva -a SUNS I I Nice I Crisp 1 1 Goods ! THY li. & V. HA I It TOXIC Prevents Dandruff, allays Itch- 4 ing of the, wcalp, stops falling 4 4 out of the hair. An excellent hair dress for ladies or gentle- men. Kor sale and guaranteed by mahstkhs nitre; CO. A. F. LATHAM Carpenter, Contractor and Builder. TUI.KI'HONICS. Olllcp Millll 2021 lii'slilciue 71!) S. MiiIii St. S6S55S LE0NA MILLS LUMBERCOMPANY H 8 jj Lumber, Lath, Shingles IjS Doors and Windows of all Kinds. Varde on Loner Oak Street. PlioneUll f! LET THE its FAMILY VOTE If you are not sure about this fl,. qil,,st nm.p w(h Mosco Hell ami let the l...le fa.nily vote on i:. !. .(.y ,,., ,.. ei.le that .Mosco Hell makes the best bread that you ever baked re turn the sack to us and get jour money back. .TI.e election ,vi, be at our i'.H'iiso. M.im-o Hell I'atent Flour, n straialit, Idaho wh.at. Economy Grocery Easton & Stubbs, Props. telephone 263 344 Jackson St. P1K5II 1 iia-ifwEc r,1 Ami Tlie, tile, tile. Drain tile. See Winnie Gaddls, the plumber. tf those days, only 35 cents. d-1'3 Private Board and Rooms Mrs. A Hall 246 Flint St A nice tomeliKe place, good meals comforlabln rooms. Phone 1505 W. F. Rodolf Architect and Superintendent MODERN' KKSIDKXCKS A SPEC IALTV. Room 4, lfell Sisters' Itlcl-. and Dry Finish Lurar er n R3SBURGV OREGON We Repair Everything ; Electrical that needs attention as well as I sell you apparatus. Furthermore ' wo attend to repairs promptly (on 'phone order If you like) and i you won't need to sound your s burglar alarm when you get our i bill. Need anything !n our line, i G. L. PRIOR 5 X. JackFon !?t. Rcseburg, Or ;; Our Roasts are 'Fine our prices are right. If von m t com e and pick one out telephone myour order and we will send a good one. Try one. Cas Street MarRet 1. 7 KHLHAGK. Pp. 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