the EVEXixq xev8. s.vTrnnAY, febi-rahy n, ion.
YOXCAU.A ITEMS.
Happenings of the Nonlion, city
Culled bv News Kirilie.
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Wise, of Wells,
visited with relatives here the first
of the week.'
Mr. Hoy Beckley has returned
from a business trip to Portland.
E. P. Wand made a business trip
to KolloBB this week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hawn, of
Roseburg visited with relatives here
a few days the first of the week.
Rev. and Mrs. Grost, of Cottage
, Grove, are visiting at the home of
v Z. L. Cox, at this place.
' "Col." W. H. Newman, of Rose
burg. was here on business the first
of the week.
Dr. George E. Ilouck. of Rose
burg, was a business visitor to this
city last Sunday.
Roy Stearns came over from Oak
land last Tuesday to identify the
property found In possession of the
hoboes arrested by Sheriff Quine and
Deputy Phillips, near this place.
Joseph Wilson, formerly of As
toria, but now a resident of Drain,
visited with relatives here a few
days the first of the week.
The Misses Flora and Vlrgie Red
ifer, of Roseburg, are visiting with
thtelr brother J. V. Hedifer at this
place.
Clyde Beckley, of Elkton, was
here on business this week.
Jas. Miller, Frank Bradford and
May Brown went to Roseburg the
first of the week to attend the teach
ers' examination.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Cook, who
have been absent from here for !
some time, are visiting with rela
tives in Scotts Valley.
Some fine weather this week,
many are preparing early garden.
Our advice would be .remember the
character of "ground hog day" and
look out for breakers.
Mr. and -Mrs. Harry Stearns at
tended the funeral of their grand
mother, the late Mrs. D. Stearns, at
Oakland, the first of the week.
The Southern Pacific Company has
a feuco crew employed near this
city. Chas. Howe has charge as
foreman of the crew.
E. P. Drew finished setting out
quite an extensive apple orchard for
W. A. Porter, Just outside of town,
last week. Mi'. Drew Is quite a busy
man and is kept on the jump in
meeting the extra heavy orders fur
trees and shrubbery which are con
stantly coming in.
Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Thlel, of Rose
burg, visited with relatives at thi.s
place last Sunday.
John Sutherlin made a business
trip to Roseburg the first of the
week.
The Yoncalla Band Is preparing to
give a musical at tin; opera house on
. the evening of February 14. This
- promises to be an interesting and
pleasing affair as the band has pro
gressed wonderfully under the lead
ership and management of Prof.
Kennedy, nr. Smherlln, and those
attending the performance next
Tuesday evening will doubtless be
well repaid for their trouble. The
performance will be of the variety
order and will bo full of life and
interest, so don't miss it.
The Indies of the Christian church
will serve supper at the opera bouse
' on the evening of February I I. No
pains are to be spared to make the
occasion one of interest and the sup
per a delirious and Interesting af
fair. 25 cents will be charged per
plato. each ticket entitling the hold
er to a chance on a beautiful patch
work nuilt.
The recalling of Mayor Gill, of j
Seattle, must be contributed large-j
' ly to the fact that the state of!
Washington has the right of suffrage j
extended to the fair sex. This should j
be heralded as a vletnry for the suf- i
gregates and should show to those ,
Rtntes where the suffrage movement j
has been so hopelessly defeated that
it is time to reconsider and place j
- in.
COME AND SEE US OFTEN
TEN INDESPENSABLE TOILET ARTICLES
1. Violet Sec. Toilet Talcum. The Softest aud most velvety Tale.
2. Violet Sec. Toilet Water. The perfect incarnation of the vioict odor.
Cream Sec. It differs from other cold creams in many important particulars. It
contains no oily matter, being instantly absorbed by the skin loaves no trace.
Violet Sec. Powder. An exquisite production, in winch quality, odor and ele
gance have been paramount consideration.
Violet Sec. Soap. A toilet soap of highest grade.
Marvelous cold Crtam. So named because of its perfection in manufacture
Dentaluxe. The ideal tooth powder of the 20th century.
Elsine Perfume.
Elaine Sachet.
Marvelous Nail Polish.
We are never too
busy to be obliging
We have the larg
est selection toilet
articles in the city
PRESCRIPTION
PHARMACY"
Registered Pharmacists
Pedistal lavatory something dan
dy now on display by Gaddis, the
plumber. dtf
the reigns or government, partly at
least, with those of us who, when it
becomes necessary to right a wrong
by removing detrimental obstruc
tions, are not hedged about by pet
ty limitations, and who will vote to
further the right, as far as permit
ted to see the right and who will not
be governed by the ill will of the
howling minority in face of the fact
that they may understand the true
merits of the case and vote in favor
of rotten policies and corrupt men
simply because it would be unpop
ular to vote otherwise. Give the wo
men the ballot and the women will
give to the land that which it will
be impossible to bring about by bal
lot box legislation so long as the
voters allow themselves to be gov
erned by popular sentiment and
money, while justice and right nre
lofl to wander as unknown quanti
ties and considered to he tit for noth
ing and of no use to any one save
a few plutocrats who are' able to
purchase justice in case they are
confronted with any charge, simply
because of the lack of sincerity on
part of a groat per cent of our
voters. This was not the case with
Mayor Gill, but we fear the result
would have been different had not
the fair ones been allowed a voice in
the recall. Wake up, men, if you
really want your state cleansed of
its rottenness, vote to extend the
ballot to your wives, mothers daugh
ters and sisters.
MRS McGlNTY.
Tlivn Arundel tune It.
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Machine Made
CAFATEIilA SUPPER.
At St. George's Parish House
Saturday afternoon, February
11, from 6 o'clock to 7 o'clock.
Menu.
Roast Beef and Gravy,
Veal Loaf
Browned Potatoes,
Mashed Potatoes
Spaghetti with Tomatoes,
Potato Salad, Fruit Salad,
Lemon Pie, Suet Pudding
Wafers and Cheese
Tea Coffee
LOCAL NKWS
Wayne Jones, of Wyoming. Is ex
pected here tomorrow in response ,
to a telegram announcing the ser
ious illness of his father. Harvey
Jones, proprietor of the Roseburg
hotel. This will be Mi. Jones' iirsl
visit to Koseburg in eight years.
Mrs. S. M. Kelly, who has been
quite ill for some time past, under
went an operation at Mercy hospi
tal this morning. Dr. A. F. Seiner
was the attending surgeon. The, pa
tit nt is resting easy this afternoon
and the surgeon entertains hopes
of a rapid recovery.
The teachers' examinations which
have been In progress at the court
house during the past few days
reached a conclusion late yesterday,
most of the applicants leaving for
their homes today. About fifty
1 1 young ladies and gentlemen attend
, I 'd the examinations, a few of whom
are seeking state papers.
COAL! GOAL COAL!
LADY WELLINGTON
Gives more heat and lasts
longer than any other Coal
on the market.
$11 per Ton Eelivfre d
Phone 127
130 South Jackson Street
Winnie Gaddis
THF PLUMBER
IBREAD
In keeping with the modern
methods of bread and pastry
making I have installed a pat
ent bread and pastery mixer,
thus civina my patrons the ben
efit of the most approved meth-
ids in the art of bread making.
The products now turned out at
this bakery are pijual to any in
the state. A trial will convince
you. We carry all the good
things in pastrvhmd.. fresh ami
cri.-p every day.
THE UHPQUA BAKERY
II. (il'KST, I'run. Thorn-.
b.mmiLWmiiiiH imiwhi
THE ROSEBURG MARSHF1ELD
and R0SEBURG MYRTLE POINT j
..STAGE LINES..
STAGES LEAVE ROSRBURU FOR BOTH POINTS DAILY AT 6 A. M.
Office and Stables Corner Rose and Washington Sts
" C. P. BARNARD, Proprietor
COLKS VALLKY NOXSKNSF..
The sun in shinning here, although
the ground hog 'saw his shadow.
Some of the Valley farmers are
fanning this week.
Coles Valley tl range had Its. first
meeting February 4, with 28 mem
bers present.
Nellie and Bessie Decker are
spending the week In Koseburg.
Miss Bessie Is attending the teach
ers' examination.
Miss Alice Mebard, who has been
absent from school t lie last week
on account of her mother's Illness,
has returned and reports her mother
Is fast improving in health.
Mr. Sharkey and family, of Rose
burg, a re now living on M r. Pa t
Murphy's place.
There is, to be a dance piven nt
YV. It. Vinson's hall Friday evening.
February 1 7. K very body come
and don't forgot the girls.
Vernon Vinson is In Portland tak
ing a two months' course in engin
eering. Alva Stephens and I.ouin Smith, of
Stephens, attended the Coles Val
ley (Iraugo Saturday night.
A. 10. Clayton, of Melrose, Is in
the valley attending to business mat
ters. I,e!a Itawn (-'prut Saturday even
ing and Sunday with Margaret Fin
ery.
Lucile Fort in was the guest of Kl
len Chuichill Sunday.
X. Y. Z.
NOTICE.
The monthly meeting of the mem
bers of the Koseburg Merchauts As
sociation will be held in the ofllco
of the secretary on Monday evening,
February 13, 1911, at 7 r SO p. m.
for the purpose of electing a board
of directors for the ensuing year and
such other business as may come be
fore the meeting. All members are
requested to be present.
G. G. GOODMAN,
President.
B. N, EWATIT,
Secretary.
CLASSIC! I-.I) ADVKHTISI'.MMMS.
y.ti;i.
WANTED Two good irouers at the
Lone Star Laundry, 109 Sheridan
Street. dtf
iitii vv.vaijmj ijumpuiunt gin or
woman for general housework. In
o.uir at this office. f 1 3
.a.u.u couiiiuL letting ami
bucking logs, mall scale. FJxper-
ienced. Address Clark Finney, Kt.
4, Vancouver, Wash. nl
WANTKD A lady or gentleman to
engage In pleasant, profitable
work. For references write
box 4:tG. Cottage Grove, Or.f1
HO ItSI' WANT 10 1 ) 0 oo d7 "se"rv 1 ce"
able single driver weighing from
11(10 to 1200, fi to 8 years old and
well broke. Apply at - the Lone
Star Laundry, 109 Sheridan St.
Phono UNO. tf
' i'oh itFvr.
KOO.MS FOIt KKNT Also furniture
of three housekeeping rooms for
for sale. Inquire room 9 Mnrators
block, over Palace of Sweets. tfd
OAKLAND JOTTIN'tiS.
TVe Repair Everything I
Electrical I
thnt needs attention a well at f.
,el you apparatus. Furthermore
11 attend to repairs promptly
loa 'phone order If you lil:el and
you won't need to sound your
burglnr alarm when you Ret our
bill. Need anything In oi'r line.
G. L. PRIOR
15 N . J&ckson .St. RoBeburg, Or
I' MIC SAM).
FOR SALtT -Newsluglo seat, top
buggy, birgp and roomy, inquire
at Moore's livery barn. tt
WOOD SAW FOK SALIC Gasoline
engine and wood saw for sale. In
quire nl News Ollice. tf
FOK SA L 1-2P u7eIiied Light Mralf
nia egt's for hatching, $.200 per
doz. 211 Brock way St., ltose
bourg. t!
' FOrt'AMC'-A flnonihbor" tired
buggy, either for two or four per-f-nnii,
used only one season, can b
had reasonable. For part leu tun
eatl at the News office, ti
Ft lit S A 1 j 10 -Po r t ; ai i d lot in surbtir
bau business district, half block
from car line; cheap. Address ,.
H. MeGrath, Koseburg, or call Hi
r.os Mill street. t:
Agent for Snei
Water Filters.
Removes all imparities.
Skylight Cornices
Heating Ventilating
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Phone 2101
9
Roseburg
Oregon
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Good Things to Eat
Is Our One Specialty
If you aro fond of foodstuffs oxtra good In quality always
fresh and crisp something that will tickle tho palate, when your
appetite Is at Its best or worst that's us. Wo havo tho goods
at our command and can satisfy all tastes, Bocomo a regular
customer and live good as well as happy,
NORTH SIDE GROCERY CO.
Phone 324 Roseburg, Ore. Hay, Grain, Feed
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4
Sealshipped Oysters
Handled in Uie most sanitary manner possible.
Oood, largo onus, for stow or fry, $r.oo a quart, 50c a
i pint, 250 a half pint. J
i (SOLID MEASURE NO WATER
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t CASS STREET MEAT MARKET I
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J D. H. MARSTERS PLUMBING SHOP.
Plumbing', Sheet Metal Work, Tinning"
and Heating
North JacKson Street, adjoining Peoples MarblJ
Worhs. Telephone 2511.
1 WorK Done on Short Notice
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ROSEBURG, ORE.
Page Investment Company
The place to get the Lumber, Shingles,
Doors, Windows, for your new home.
Phone 242
WOOD
709 North Jackson Street
COAL
Clay I)''Vore, of Yoncalla. and
Loyitl St'phns. of Hosfhurp. vlsll
m1 Oakland friends Sunday, it ht'lnc
the first Sunday of this mouth that
th'v had hp'u here.
Harr; Whittak-r, now of Port
land, was In from Hire Mill, whfrf
ho was vi-itiTin iiis father, yester
day. He lik''H Portland, but thinks
it a colder, wetter climate than h'r
told us that Kprltig grain is be
ing bo wn at Hi ce Hill.
Mrs. A. Mowery him disposed of
her property at a good figure, we
understand. Belling a thirty-acre
tract to one gentleman and the re
notlniiig seventy-six to another.
Moth gentlemen are newcomers. The
first named is erecting a residence
on the tract ho has purchased.
Karly In the week the neighbors
were much disturbed Ut learn thnt
an aged gentleman, father-in-law of
M r. Norton, nf Sut herlln. had wan
dered away the evening before and
had bet-n out all nltlit. Several as
sisted In the search for him. H"
was found somewhere near the floff
place. The night was a rold. frosty
one and th old Rentleman must
have suffered severely.
.leysrn Warren and Krank Wood
ard came with the bodv of their fath
er, V. M. Woodatd. who died at the
home of the farmer in Portland.
Friends of the deci-Hfterl, who left
here about four years airo. attend
ed the funeral Friday afternoon. Tii"
brothers Woodard winh to thank
their friends for kindm extended
them in their time of pnrrow. Advance.
FOIt SALIO Three or four good bar
gains in Riverside Addition nm
eaiate. Address Walter J. Scot:,
box O.'I. ;:t. Kdenbower, Or., 01
call at News office. tf
FOit"SA 'LK Seven room bonne,
toilet, bath, pantry, ete., rentraliy
located, near paved district. GO
foot lot. Price $2,500. A ld rasp
"Owner." rare of Tho News dswtf
FOK SAM-: OK TRADK- Hotel,
well equipped, doing good husl
newH, terms, or will trade for
equity In well stocked ranch. For
particulars eall at News office
m-Sd
HOl.'SK" Ft) It BA 113 -Oood fi-room
house with lot and half, woodshed
near court houve, well furnished,
only $l,7ue. Inquire Campuell'H
Grocery, N. Jackson St., or
phone mKj
XSNAP--Two choice suburban lots
In Portland. Or., for sale. Small
amount down to owner, batanco in
small monthly payments to reli
able Portland firm, with no Inter
est. Address I.. Care News. ff
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Phono Main 2IM
All work flnit-cUai
TltKSPASS NO'I ICK All paftb-h
trespassing on our property In Kd
enbower (ht rict. for the purpose,
of cutting timber or any other pur
poU" will be pro-'iTijted t(( tli fl!l
est extent of thn law. Mrs. Alice
I; Moore, Mill. , Moore. d-fL'k
Commercial Abstract Co.
Abstracts of Title Filing Papers Prcparca
Insurance, Etc.
Honds of all Kinds Furnished
1
M'JH North Jackson mU
KONKltUHO, OltKOON
IUBla County Creamery butter,
the bot In the land, can be had of
your grocer at 73 cents teh roll. He.
mand your home product and acc-nt
i no other. Ruttr fat R4 cents. dtf
uv.ob ivu Tiiri ccrrtsvi rnnr-
dreds of cordi ut fine body oak
wood trtir for the rutMnir. Must
be rut noon, but need not be haul
ed off nut 11 summer. Address
Qwrlnnd Orchards, Wilbur, Ore..
6 Vz tulles from ItoseL-ury,, or call
phone Farmers dswtf
HAVKli OR STO I ,KN F roiii " t lie
Carpy place north of Roseburg.
one blark mare, 7 yearn old,
weight about 1.000. but In very
poor condition ; had on f-ring
halter. Mberal reward If refturn
ed to C. T. Colt, Koseburg, Ore
gon, tf
l&i&SfoL. II. RIIOADES & CO.t3
FOR NEW and 2nd HAND GOODS
Our stock of new gooln on hand now will be particu
larly interesting to yon.
Special Prices
for this week will be au advantage to your cash act
For second hand goodn give us a call. Our prices as
well as slock, can't be beat. j
L. H. RHOADES & CO.
Get our Prices on Your Goods if you wLsIi to Sell