THI'rtSOAV, may 2. 1011.
THE EVENING NEWS
BYlt. W. It A TEH.
ISHCkiT IMILV KXCKIT " KL'XIJAY.
Subscript Ion Itutew Daily.
Per year, by mall $3.00
Per mouth, delivered SO
SfiiiMVcekly.
Per year $2.00
Six months J. 00
"Kntorod aa second-class matter
November 5, 1IH0, at Koneburg, Ore.,
under act of March 3, lfs7&.
TIUItSIMV, M.W '2r, .
Borne are he;! lining ,f' wonder
where MIkh Summer Ik In hiding" or
whether or not site has been entirely
"frozen out".
After a day's honest bibor inn!
square dealing with the whole
world, what a blessing Is a r-omtor-tablo
bed, and what a glorious re
treat Ib sleep!
It is a noticeable fad Hint when
a Jury Ik being drawn to try a ease
in court and, on being Interrotrati-d
as to what county paper they read,
the aiiHwer is almost Invariably The
Nowb, which h pretty good evider
that this paper goes to the home
in every nook and corner of Doug
las county.
HALE OF HOItKKK.
-UJH 0q.lrfpIBU03 8 pUH 'UOJJt?UUIB
at the auction Sitlo to "he
bold at the Bert Hrown ranch,
near Wilbur, next Saturday,
-May 27, there will bo Included.
besides the- hordes already ad-
vertfsed, eighteen head of work
Jmrses matched teams, Any-
one wanting to purchase some
good stock will do well to at-
tend (his sale. Lunch will be
berved free to all. Hale starts
promptly at 9 a. rn., and the
olace Is three miles no-t ft of
Wilbur. dawmti
WINDOW
PECAL
'A record that any district attor
ney might bo proud of has been
made by Geo. M. Itrown during the
present term of the circuit court.
Of the nine criminal cases prosecut
ed, a majority of which was vigor--as!y
fought by the defendants, a
verdict In each Instance was return
ed tor the Btatu by the trial Jurors.
Mr. Ilrown seems to I in prove with
ago, and if ho continues his suc
cessful career the t ransgressor will
noon migrate to a clime where his
trail will not bo kept quite so hot.
by the ever alert and able prosecutor.
A copy of the Omaha Hee received
at The News o 111 to contains a quar
tor column write-up (if t he recent
Htrawberry carnival held at. this city,
besides prominently men Honing the
aubslautlal Improvements under way
and cotitemplated during the present
year. While the author of tho article
Ik not given it is quite likely the
lilt of booster news emanated from
tho publicity department of tin
commercial club of this city---being
one of Mr. Hchlosser's modest ways
of "delivering the goods". The ar
ticle cost Itnseburg nothing but tin
worth to thfs section from tin ad
vertising standpoint Is equal to a
year's salary paid tho publicity manager.
converted to use in this way would
never be missed. Take a port Ion
of the north hall of the property and
make headquarters for the stock, put
up a number of convenient re.it
rooms to the sourh ,for the farmers
and their families and a long-felt
want will be II I led. Kosebttrg has
needed just such convenience and
now that the matter Is receiving at
tention the county court can "drive
I he nail" t hat will bring happiness
to those living in the rural districts.
l-.Wi.M KltS' INSTITlTi:.
Will Convene jtt Kilts' Temple Ar
mory Mall Next Tuesday.
The farmers' institute and mov- !
able school of agriculture will con
vene In tho armory hall, Klks" tem
ple, In tills city next Tuesday, May
:in. at 1 0 o'clo.-l: In the m-miing.
Demonstrations In domestic science. I
horticulture and dairying will be j
given. Ladles are especially Invited j
to attend i ne session oi uonnHnr
science. Fanners and citizens gen
erally are urged to attend during
the day. Instructors from the agri
cultural college will be present to
help the M-ople get better Ideas of
what good farming means.
XOTU'K.
A petition will be presented to
Uio county court, at an early dale
ashing that a portion of the court
house grounds bo set aside for the
convenience, of tho fainien;, u place
where they may hitch their teams at
will. While such a procedure would
lie perfectly proper and Just to our
farmer friends, without due care
from a sanitary standpoint, the
venture might collide with one of
Unseburg's "stringent health ordi
nances" and create quite a commo
tion. The scheme,, properly carried
out, would certainly be appreciated
hy the fanners ami the Idle ground
Subscriptions for stock In the
I'mpqua Valley Fruit Union are now
due and payable at the olllee of
the Fiilon, corner of Cass and .lack-
son streets. Itnseburg. Ore.
L. II. SKINXKIt.
dm:il Secretary.
Fashion's latest decree In black
and white sailors. Watch our win
dows. Kosehurg lleauty Parlors.
Kstablished 1SSS Incorporated 100;
Capital Stock $1000 Kully Paid
Tho Old Reliable
Albany Nurseries
Albany, Oregon
Kruit ami Ornamental Trees, Small
Fruits, r.tc. liaised under natural
condition and not irrigated, drown
in your own ciinmla and true to name
Agent will call on you soon. Hold
your orders for liim and yon will save
many a dollar.
CA'I'.L ON
b. w. c x )i,i-,i-:p:
Practical Painter, Decorator, Paper Hanger
FOR ARTISTIC WORK
Call at Shop, 50-4 North Jackson For Estimates
Ladies'
uits
Just a Few Left.
Will be Closed Out
at a Big Reduction
Special on
NEW DRESSES
Just Arrived
Marquisette, Foulard
Pongee and Swiss Mull
Jas. A. Perry
Millinery and Ladies'
Toggery
m:v today.
I'Olt SAI,K -Mitchell watcun, :i
ilH'll, Used Oil,' HMIMIM.'-r. (2CU(1 as
new. Infinite C. A. Walker, West
liosebui'. j7
WAN'TKI) Two or Ihren furnished
housekeepilit; rooms for tie? Miltn
ni, 'r. by man and wife, rent about
$11! per llionlll, reference;; Kivell
ir desired. Cure of The New;,
olliee, inL'f,
-l7VsSirM-:iAllVKltTISKM KXTS.
VAvn:i).
The most reliable on earth. Old, tested and true
"The Armstrong". We have the finest line in town
for brush weeds or grass.
American blades at $1.00.
English blades, thinest made, $1.25.
Sweedish blades, "three ply" tool steel center,
soft sides, 1.50.
Don't overlook the fact that we have a fine line
of corborundum wheels and stones. Not only for
sythes only but for all tools. This is the best abrasive
made. Would you think that sand, sawdust, coke and
salt could be combined into a material hard enough to
cut diamonds. Such is corborundum. Try a kitchen
sharpener, 25 cents.
Churchill Hardware Co.
IRONMONGERS
r
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Tin IhM lln l!i;nkr( ul'fortN (n
!t'f, I'oik, lul("ii uikI Viil. at
tin ( Sdvrl Markt'l. (ivc u
a trhil uimI Im coin liu cil.
Louis KohIhaen
Proprietor
W,. l'i:il Work l,v dav houseeleun
llik". Address Mrs. A. C Ileal.-'. I
1 s W. 'asliiii!;tuii St. 'u'JI'i j
HAItV CHICKS WAXTKD Several!
hundred day old chicks wanted.
Address, stallne. price and bleed.
Slilton. lio"linrK, Or. ,111
V A TI': l") A yoitni; nTan'w'lio has
hiid some exM'rience on the road
selling sewing maclilnes. (loot
coiuntlsslon. Address 1 O. box:
'-' dlfj
WAXTHD Wish to ,.se for one,
year, live room house with fair!
sized yard, south of Deer Creek'
east of lMne. north of Floed or l
Ha.Mies. Owner must ui;re to!
Install cas when available. Ad- i
dress llellter, euro of Xews of-I
lice. (f!
AIIKNTS VANTt:i At once? In'thlsl
territory for tho sale of "Vlvll-'
ore." a book or women. In plain. I
everyday latif;uai;e. by I)r Marv !
' " - ior creattve
and Sexual Science, by r. Kow
ler. for men anil women. Hip sel
lers. Hit; profits. Kasv pavmei'ils.
Outfits postpaid for t, each
l'es,riptiM- circulars free. Kspec
laliv coml sellers. Address A. It.
Kuhltnan Companv. ;tti W I. alike
St.. Chicago. III. SK,
Ali.MKltS' IXSTITITK.
I'Oli It
i tut i;r. i hiniB
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1 N. Main st.
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1HT ( ,lss SIIT,t, rhone l!.
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Ca!l'e ill. I I I niltl
' Wool
Mi-rtiiiK Will lie Mt-lil lleiv
Of Month.
OltKCOX AGIUCi:LTtr.AL COL
I.K';K. Corvallis. Aliiy S. -Ten
fiintipi's' institutes In as in:uiy dif
t'e. erit elt iea of the state have just
been annnuneed by Dr. James Withy
rninlu', director of tho experiment
station at the Oregon Agricultural
College, for May and June. On Sat
urday. May 27, the Instructors will
hold an inst itnto at Drain, and the
following Monday. May L'!. one will
he held at Sutuerlin. Kosehurg will
havo an in si it ut; Tuesday, May 30,
and Klililte one on May 111.
Tim series to he held in May will
he largely demotistrat ion Institutes
lit which such of the "movable
school" work as possible In the short
t hue will be given of the denies t ic
science, horticulture, and dairy hus
bandry depart meats. The morning
ami nftenioim sessions will he do
voted to such demonstration, while
i he evenings will be uiven over to
the regular institute lectures on tin1
problems of tl home and farm.
It is expected that Mrs. Orla Hnx
fon. of l-'orest drove, assisted by Miss
H.'l ie 1-M wards, ef Monroe, a sen ior
in tin- college donn-stie srieme !
!',ir tnn 'lit, wilt have clung'- of t h-
work f"r women in the institutes,
uhile U. V. Heese. ot Newheri:. a
lo ui-.id'l.ite of O, A. (V. now in the
i;irulty, will take cli;irL-.i' of the hor
;e nitnial d.-mtui.-t rat i"!is, ;iml Trot.
!' I,. Kent of the dairy InMumdn
'.v ' . k. I r. Wil hj eoiiihe and Mrs.
'"lu.t Waldo. tf i he board of r.--:.-in.
will also accompany tluiu and dehv-
Irosi s. ilswuiL'.".
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Where to Go
below best quality prices Is easily
flies' suits you need seek" mlfurtn"?! """" " """" "'r
We Have Reduced the
Prices on
LADIES SUITS
because we want to make our annua!
inventory as small as possible. So
to make our suits mov,. quickly we
have made prices irresistibly tempt
ing. Come while tho assortment (a
ciiopieiest aim choice widest.
We are closing out all Ladies Spring Suits Regardless
of Cost.
The Fair Store
The Little Store with the Big Bargains
When you come to town
Don't forget visit the
Water Front Dry (ioods Store
ShcriilanJSticcts for Your Suits
Up-to-Date Suits from $10.50 to $25
I'veiytliing iuin the suit line
Overalls, Shirts, Hats, Caps, Shoes
We can dress vou from head to foot cheaper than von
can steal the oods. C.1VK I S A TRIAL.
' also aeemnnaiiy t'.uiu aud dehv-
llll S! .! ,.. I :-r. oh ires-s. dswnij:. '
S1,r": I. lio- "
,1 r.,,:i,t ' . .
l' -rootn 'A " "H"nll,
Slf i WANTED!
- ' ""! " I : in 1
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1 -IMHK 1
In
l j i :
II V I Mi: SI.K T!-,- n. er Creek
Stables, tit tin, brlilse, has Koml
hiv fi:- sale In ton or sinallei
quall'tl ies l'heue I 1 . ds
t'tU S.W.K Seven room nouse"
toilet, bath, pin'rv. ete.. ecu tr! I)
lecate.l. n, -ar paved district. l',e
feet let. I'riee JL;,,I,I. Addres--Owner."
care of The N'ews dswtl
KIVK ACIiKS KOI! SI.K--Ni,e ,,.,.,.
of land, all tetued. close In 1111,1
readv for tdautui!; No h'.i i:d:im ;
nut a ehetee spot for small farm
O.-0. Inquire Nous of
I'ric
tire.
D. J. JARVIS
'.; rinitiau mid Surgeon.
'V loonis and 2 Abraham UMi;
liosehnrj;. On'iion.
9HifHwO 0 0
100 Pairs of Men's Old Shoes
75 Pairs of Women's Old Shoes
60 Pairs of Children's Old Shoes
We have use for the above amount of old shoes and will
pay $1 a pair for men's, 75c for the women's and 50c
for the children's if a new pair is purchased at the time
I
j WOLLENBERG BROS-