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THE EVEXINO NEWS. TUESDAY, FEMIUARY 28, 19U'.
-LOCAL N'LWS.
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EAT ORANGE BLOSSOM AND LOWNEY'S CANDIES
Phone Your Wants To No. 8.
Mrs. B. C. Roberts Is quite ill at
her home on Ella street, la this
city.
Two second hand pianos at a bar
gain. The second huud store. L.
H. Hhoades & Co.
Postmaster rifirlp Purl-.. ia
w vor xeeh mi:dicim:s ok any kixd call h.
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piiom: i s at v ii.mi:, w 1: will call top. Yorit piiKscmr'noxs axi iip.mvkic thu mkiucixk
Plto.MI'TI.Y.
ill at his home in tlio city today of
J. Jonea siioiu thf d:iv at II vr-
Creek attend!;;:!' to business mat-
aud iucidenrary visitim; with
Wien ynu are aualn In need of cof
fee .ry White lloi',c. You will find
that it is good. Wo jruaranK't' ut
isfaction. The Roctid.ile. dswtt
Miss Grace Patterson, nf Oakland,
is spending a couple of days in tlie
city attending to business matters
and visiting with friends.
Marsters Prescription Pharmacy obliging Pharmacists
All Phones Lead To
TO
1
ND during the time
of the plowing and
sowing a great appe
tite was Common among the
people and it was learned
throughout the land that
food from The Big Store
on the corner of Cass and
Jackson street was the most
strengthing and satisfying
and great was the rejo'cing.
Selah.
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REAL estate
I FARMS, ORCHARD TRACTS, STOCK RANCHES, CARDEN TRACTS
City Property Business Propositions
If you are looking for a Good Ranch, A nice Orchard Tract, a pay
ing Stock Ranch, or fine Garden Tracts, a good investment;
for a Home, or speculation ef any kind
PERRINE & WALKER
On Cass St., Near Depot, Roscburg, Or.
A. I.. Haines, a recent arrival lu
this city, has purchased the Slranne
printing material ami will open a
job priutitiK establishment in .the
building formerly occupied by W. II.
.llammitte, and situated Odfc
street, in a few days.
The members of the county court
will conveue in regular session to
morrow morning at 10 o'clock. No
business of great Importance Is sche
duled for consideration, and it is
probable that adjournment will be
taken within a couple of days.
The recital to be given on Wed
nesday night o( this week by Fred
Emerson Brooks, at the Presbyterian
church will be a treat. Parents
should take their children to this
high class entertainment. School
children will be admitted ,for 25
H'nts. f-28
The northbound passenger train
eaying here at 1:50 o'clock yester
lay afternoon was delayed nearly
hree hours at Sulhotlin as the re
ii 1 1 of the derailment, of the locomo
Ive and tender. Train No. 19, due
iere at 5:30 o'clock last evening
wns held up by the wreck and did
not arrive here until nearly 7 o'clock.
The Drain Stnte Bank this morn
ing filed a suit In the circuit court
against the Skelly Lumber Com
pany, In which they ask to recover
the sum of $2,110.85, alleged to
he due on a promisory note. Aside
from the principal the plnlntlfts ask
interest at the rate of eight per cent
from the date of execution of the
notej Attorneys Kullerton & Or
eutt represent the plaintiffs.
The local lodge of Eagles held a
verv important meeting a' their
hall, on Jackson street, last even
ing. At the conclusion of the reg-
nlnr business session. A. u. Jlnrsiers
delivered a brief address in which he
cnlled attention to the benefits tnat
will be derived by the coast cities
following the completion of the Pan-
imn rnnnl. Other local orators aiso
spoko on subjects of interest to the
members or the order.
Publicity Mannger Schlosser. of
the Hoseburg Commercial Club, to
day received a letter from .1. F. Ilrall
lier. of Seattle. In which the writ
er submits a proposition in hope
of Interesting local citizens In erect
ing and maintaining a woolen mill
In this city. Mr. Ilrallller suggests
that an Incorporation be formed with
a capital stock of 130, nnu, thus al
lowing ample money with which to
purchase the necessary site, erect
Hie buildings, equip the plant, and
defray such other obligations as may
lie necessary, Mr. Ilrallller says that
he will Invest 5,fliM), nnd will also
sell to the company the necessary
machinery at a very low figure. He
estimates that the site can be pur
chased for :!,oo0, the buildings
erected for $8,000, and the machin
ery bought for 10.oimi, thus leav
ing $9,000 of the paid up capital
slock of $:0,0iiii as a working rund.
In order to take advantage of Mr.
Uralllier's offer, however, it will be
necessary to elect him manager or
of the business at a liberal salary.
It Is probable that the proposition
will be brought up for consideration
at a future meeting of the commer
cial club, at which time some definite
action will lio taken.
$2 Plate RacKs
and Mrs. K. J. Fairbanks, Mr. ami
Mrs. S. C. Hunter, Mrs. Inez Miller; .
Misues Allto Johns, Inez Hunt, Ab-; WH1TK THAT IiUTTKll. ,
bio Uond and Orilla, Potera and I '
$1.00
Messrs A. CJ. Doig ami
A great liarhain, considerably
Itelow rose is a I'lalo Hack for
$1. These rucks uro of best
seliH-toU oak in weathered and
gulden. If you will tKet to
want plate racks this spring
when iiouso (cleaning comes,
buy these racks while ihey last,
$1.25 Rachs
60c
These aro of oak In golden
finish. Truthfully this is
better bargain than the llrst.
Attention Boys.
Here is something for you
Cart wheels and axels. Did
you ever make n throe wheel
push cart, or a four wheel cart.
The liidisiH'iislbleH are wheels
and axels. You can make the
rest.
A pair of stout rubber tired
wheels and hii axel
50c
Another thing of Interest Is
n box kite, made of hcUvy
sheeting and selected sprtico
supfHirts. This kite Is large
ami can rise to a great height h.
1 or.
S. P.
Hnyd Kead
X. X. X,
KHll'l'KIIS UKT ltKFUND.
Company Notifies Its Patrons
of Movent Order.
The S. P. Company (lines la Oro
I gon) under recent declslou rendor
! ed by the United States Circuit Court
tor Oregon, is requests rotund,
at the aerltest opsrfiblo date, all col-
i lections on freih- moving between
October 13th. lttlu nnd february
1911, Inclusive, In excess of ratts
; placed In effect as of February S,
1811, ns carried by tariff No. 235-B.
All consignees are therefore, advis
ed that upon presentation of origi
nal paid freight bills and consignors.
In the case of prepaid shipments,
that upon presentation of original
UUls of laAing, and . freight .bills
where Issued, covering business mov
ed within the period named above,
refund will bo made to you. lu case
of shipments on which settlement
has been made by conslgneo with
shipper, conslgneo should bo request
ed to advise consignor to 11 lo claim,
with claimant's bill, original freight
bill, etc., direct on Mr. ,1. M. Ilrewer,
freight claim agent, San Francisco.
Cal. We kindly ask that all Inter
ested parties present or send In
these necessary documents so thnt
Tomorrow Is tho first day of
March and people all over the
the state of Oregon uro prepar-
lng to write lottors to frlondH
In the lOast calling their ntton-
tiou to tho attractions and re-
sources of the different parts of
tho state. Hoseburg and the
Umpqua Valley havo as much
to offer as any other place in
Oregon, and tho people of this
community should follow the 4
general plan, and write to some
friend "back home" and en-
courage him to come nnt bring
tho family with him. Tho Port-
land Commercial Club is fur-
nlshing Btamps to all that will
write the citizens of Mod ford
and Go-ants Pass havo 'made 4
special preparation to Bend out
the biggest mall over, and ovory
patriotic citizen of Hoseburg
4 and louglas county should boo
to It that this locality is not no-
gtected and that the friends in
tho Kast are notified thnt Hose-
burg and Douglas county aro on
tho map, nnd mighty anxious to
have them learn whoro tho
"best In tho Wost" really is.
wo may accomplish rofund at an
early date.
L. B. MOOHR,
Agent, Southern Pacific Co.
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B. W. Strong
The rurnuure Man
LOCAL NEWS.
Thia Is a good time or year for
the Hose Club to get busy.
John W'hllselte, the recently ap
pointed Janitor at the courthouse
assumed Ills duties this linoinllig
"Dick" llewos, former janitor, has
been promoted to foreman of the
"chain gang", comprising nil pris
oners who are sentenced to terms
In the county Jail for minor offenses.
Mr. Howes has four men tinder his
command today, and snlllco to say
that they will be compelled to earn
their board and lodging.
WASIII.WTOX l'Alt'l'V.
Mjrtlo
Creek Hay View
Circle Knterlnin.
IteadlllK
GRANT & HATFIELD
Office 212 JacKson Street, Two Doors South First National BanK.
Real Estate f Investments
E ARE IN A POSITION to handle your City Property, Orchard
Tracts and Ranch Lands. II you have any property you wish
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to dispose of call and talk it over with us. We are not strangers to
the people of Southern Oregon having been interested in land in Ore-
. r i it:., j l a . t . f j rr irl
)on ror someume nanaimg some large iracis in me Kogue Kiver vai
iiy. With a little vim and energy and our connections in the East,
J also close relations to Medford and Ashland, we believe we can get
the people to come here and locate, tall, list your property, ana
give us a chance to do both you and them some good.
One of the most delightful social
functions of t lie season was the
Washington party given by the ladles
of the Myrtle Creek Hay View Head
ing Circle, Tuesday evening, Febru
ary 1M, at the beautiful homo or
Mr. nnd Mrs. S. S. Johns. Kach mem
ber of the club who was ho unfor
tunate as possess a husband was ex
pected to bring him with her, while
her sister, free from such entangle
ment, bad the privilege of Inviting
a gentleman friend to accompany
her, thus It bapitened that the com
pany numbered about, a score. The
different rooms of the homo were
tastefully and appropriately decor
ated with piciures of tho father or
: bis country, flags of various slzen.
and the proverbial hatchet with
which the youthful George Is rcport-
ed to havo backed the cherry tree.
; (probably a Koyal Ann), which hls-
I torlo event, has como "thundering
down tho years" uh revealing a char
Hcterlntlc of the embryo hero of the
Revolutionary war that different
iates him from many so-called "pat-j
riots" and "statesmen" of modern
times. The reader will recall that
Washington could not tell n lie.
Some present day statesmen but we
dfgresH.
Jty way of amusement for the
fair entertainers t Ii awkward men
I w-re put through a fiTies or muhi
t hat, provoked tin limited rult t h um
.-au'i) the evening hours to flee on
-peedy wings until tho luncheon whh
rttinouncefj about t he turn of the
night. This feature of the thoioiigh
iv eniovable program revenled clear
ly what tho self-styled "lords of cre
ation" are (nHt adapted tothe
preservation of dellc;itn edfblen. It
ifc needles to say that the inncheen '
tettfi-d anew to the culinary ef- :
fli p ny or the evening's entertain- j
r drid their guests will long re-',
nember the supremo happiness of j
th o'.criilon and continue to content-j
uliite thernnelves on being: among
the elect !
Facts
About
Colds
A liltie cold is a dan
gerous thing.
Avoid danger of the
pneumonia, fever, a
uc and such hy a little
care aud forethougt,
At first sign of shi
ver or shake or sneo.o
or nose running, take
Allen's One Day Cold
or Grippe Tablets.
This remarkable re
medy Hiirely and quick
ly breaks up any coid,
cures grippe, headache
and neuralgia and pre
vents serious fever and
malaria.
We niaico a strong
claim for tins remedy
And it lives up to
all claims.
It's a wonder. It wi'l
save many a diHtross,
and maybe) your life
liy all means try it.
Does
Baby Cough
You knowyouv own
distress with a bad
cough.
Think how much
more agonizing it must
be for baby.
Give baby
Orange Honey Govgli
Synip
Does not contain op
iates. It is absolutely
safe.
A fine remedy that
every mother should
keep handy.
Gro wn-ups
Try This
A. 1). S. Mentbolat
ed Syrup Whito Pine
Compound-
Nature's great com
bination for the quick
and sure relief of all
coughs, cold, bron
chitis and all throat
and lung diseases.
A tried and true re
medy that works.
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Thoe,:prew-nt wem Mr. And Mrs
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son, Mr. and Mrs. Merny Wnt, Mr
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