THE EVENING NEWS
HY ft. W. fMTM.
fHfclEI MIL EXfjKW HL'KbAY.
gulwrlpfloa Kl iMiJy.
JPr year, by mall $3.00
fur month, delivered 60
Pr fear $2.00
Bit month 100
entered b KAcond'RlaiM matter
November 6, 15I0, at JHojiffourg, Ore.,
nndr art of March 2, 187&.
ioMV, A!I'HT 2H, KM I.
Whil th jvWI'-ftf xlvon at th
fororiflr'a Iriquftut, Friday, relative to
tho Umiwiua brldga dlMNtr nhowfd
the atructiire to be In a bad HUt,
ow!n to Un as and the rnat Ir-njf th
of the apan. It betn ft, no
fKTnon or prfv-n r.nn JuHtty be hld
rsporiIMo for th hrcih'Ut. 7b
bridge wan wndrKolnj! re pa Ira, the
builder In charge of the work for
thA county waa carefully KardlnK
HfCfelnat arri'l'-nt, an the evidence
howed, and the rotten and defective
beams were belnie mplaoed, when
th hii(th ntrncturo toppled over of
It own weiftht Into the river. The
WMinty court ha, and Is, doing all
In Hh powr to koep th roada and
hrldK' In K'"" repair and & aafe
condition, I'rhaps none of un have
fully rea 1 1 wd that b ri d v, n a ro ao
abort lived aa they really are, and
thla dnplorablft fl'cMetit ban forced
th truth home to all that mich
atrurt'irr'N grow old and unfit and
tinaf for nw ooner than we ran b
1Jtr. Th ('fiM"l"ii bridge, with
other of a sfrnllar nut tire In the
county, wnn built about twenty yean
ajfo, having aerved Ita purpose well.
and romparM with tUrnrturft
arrona th HjXikan rlvtr, known a
th Monro Btreet bridge In th city
of Hopkane, built about th game
time, outlasted th Iattr aocn two
reara. that mammoth maaa of Iron
and eeeel, after bring rerat tlm
condemned and then re-opened to
frafAfr, finally cloaed Ita career by
plunging Into the river 1 20 fet be
low It level. Theft Incident, costly
and d'-plorab! an they are, warn th
public that It la nerejwary to spend
money freely to repair and replac
brfdscwi manning the rtvra and
itreami, and our offlriala ahould he
nct it raged to o proced at any ;oet
!n orrW to prote.-t life and prop
erty, Th tragedy at I'mpfjua ha
caiiK'd all good citizen and tax
pa vera to carefully consider thla
(tern of public: etina, and th con-Af-nnnn
of opinion la that a tax
should be vot'-d and other old ulrue
turns fir rose the lmpftia b replac
ed within the shortest possible time.
VI.AIMKONH ML'.N'If'IIM tt MARKKT.
The M unb-fpai Market idea and
practice are wide-spread and grow
ing, nays the Portland Telegram.
Thre In such common sunne In the
economy Involved that Ita appeal to
the vaat majority of peopl la con
vincing, Th municipal market la
a rnonfV maker for the producer, and
a monev aaver for th consumer, and
then facta are th prim considera
tion whbh led to Ita establishment.
In the Municipal Journal and Kn
girieitr, of AuKiist I ?, appear a meaty
and IntitreKtlng art trie descriptive of
th municipal market Just completed
and put In operation In th city of
MadlHon, Wla, Concerning the con
struction of th market bulldlnga.
3
Coffee Special
Coffee T7sAT Coffee
Our every day eoffw spHfil la
good coffee. Our ap'clnl blend nt
!Mr mt pound la Hip best Hint
iioncy cnti buy. Our (Joldcn Went
Hlerl Cut la tho Im-mJ on Hie nmr
ki't. Try a I ("'"" I r" If "ot
aiitlaflcil, your money liutk.
h Henry Easton
Grocer
lti ' : ' ' , . 111 N larksnn Phftnn 5fi
BANKS & WELKER
THE ORIGINAL EMPIRE LIVERY FEED AND
SALE STABLE
Tran.Hcient stuck ivon ln-st of care. Ilursus boarded
a treasonable rates. Kiist class ris, jjood horses
and careful drivers
Blacksmith Shop in Connection
All Work Guaranlecd
Cor. Main and Washington Sts. l'hone 5
You will always have ood healthful bread, jiieand
cake, if you use
White River Flour
It is Not nii'.'ichal
Bleached flour is injurious to health.
Use Flcisehman's Yeast For a good Starter
Mrs. A. C. Kidd & Son
Atfents
Schnim and M.isnn Fruit Jars at Cost. I test Suar
0.05 (KM' saek wliiK' the present sUek lasts.
whkm;?
HKADLKY & RUSSELL
V1I.IU!K, OKKGON
Also carry a full line of )ry Hoods, Hats, Shoes,
and rocei ies which they are selling vi'iy
cheap. And it would pay you to investigate.
which U t.ra'f In rvry detail, tbr
U nothiiiK of uperUI local lnlerl,
sav th or. fact that all the eoo
crtfe work, except making th forms,
wa don bjr city mploy. Concern
ing th operation of the market tAere
la much that ought to b locally in
terMtlng, for th rea ion that the
methoda ernployd would be bene
ficially applfahle here. Hoarding
the methods we fjuote at length;
' The market fa open from 7 a. m.
to 9 ft. tit. dally except Hundaya.
Hp- or atalfa are lt by a commit
ff on market of the common eoun
'II and the Bup!rirjt:ndf nt of the
market, the fee being eenta a
day for a unit aoa:e. ff a leHa
A(H In dralr!d a amalfrr fe la
r-hargfd. No one exwjpt the prodtie
r, or one who haa ptirhaa;d pro
dure outalde of the r:ily ran a II hi
(cood.t In the markt ara. All bay
aild fmint he weighed on the Pity
aalfnt, and all wwl rnut be meas
ured by tit auperintendent, who
glve the owner a certificate of
weight or rnaflijrment, the charge
for whkh la 10 renta. It la not per
mitted that tarnn or wagons shall
ue the public, atreeta or alleya for
the aale of frolt, vegetables or other
farrnera' produce, although farmers
and licensed hut testers may peddle
from houne to houae within the city
limit. The health department has
the right to Inspect all goods In the
market and refuse permission to sell
any meats or other articles which are
not wholesome. Another sanitary
provision Is that during the sum
mer months the superintendent shall
furnish a number of water-tight bar
rels and tubs, and that all occupants
of stalls or stands much throw filth,
washings and refuse matter Into
these. The waste matter received by
thern Is removed by city carts Im
mediately after market hours. The
uperlntendent lg given police power
audi IrtMtrtjfjt.ed to maintain order
within the market area. Before the
opening of the market more than
5,000 circulars were sent to farmers
living within a few miles of the city
Informing them concerning the mar
ket and urging them to make use
of it. A considerable number of
farmers responded, and the market
has proved valuable and a conven
ience to the housekeeper of the city."
Here Is a community Institution
that Is the embodiment of a square
deal. It cuts out the toll-taking of
useless Intermediaries between the
person who raises something to sell
find the other person who tntint buy
that something for use. Further
more! In the con (1 tut of such a mar
ket there Is the establishment of a
standard of fair dealing the like of
which cannot full to redound to the
benefit or any community that adopts
It.
Madison has done merely what
Middle Went cities are beginning to
do generally, and what very many
Routhern cities have been doing for
generations. The fact Is that the
municipal market house Is the sim
plest and most, effective agency for
communal trading. It Is the best
builder of a truck-garden and fruit
raising community about a city, and
the one sure menus of saving money
for thousands of wagn earners who
need muro than others to take ad
vantage or the opportunities for sav
ing which tho municipal market of-fords.
local -raws.
Try Gold Star Polish on that one
ptano and see the results. U H..
P.hoarfs A Co. dtf :
ICE CREAM Tor your Jem cream
orders call op the I was Lai County'
Creamery, nhoae tiO. tt
B. R. Mynatt, of NWlh Bi.d. Ore., i
arrived in Roseharg yesterday to j
spend a few days visiting at tb home
of Sheriff and Mm. George Quine. j
Mrs. William Bell and daughter,
A lame, left for Astoria yesterday
morning where they will spend a cou
ple of weeks enjoying the centennial.'
"f should love to Team shorthand,
if ft weren't so expensive," said a
the Rosehurg Business College. da26
ixrge uimmici, oi cm ion, a r-
apend a few days attending to busi
ness matters and Tlsttln with
friend.
Miss Roena Wllsoa left for Port-'
land yesterday after three weeks!
spent In Rosebnrg visiting at the!
home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. 1. 1
A, Wilson. j
Mrs. C. L. Pearson and daughter
have gone to California where they;
will apend a few weeks with friends.
They were accompanied by little Don
ald McClallen.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Crandall and
little son left for fbanon. Portland
and other northern cities yesterday
morning where tney will spend a
couple of weeks.
Among those who left for coast
points on this morning's stages were
Mrs. A. C. Dye and children, Mrs.
J. 11. Dye, Il!V. B. Foskett, 8. W.
Tracy and I. I. Kaall.
FOR BALK. ,
A nice, neat 6-room btinga-
! district. Sewer connections, !
bath, patent toilet, etc. Ideal
location. Price $2,500. Ad-
dress A care News office. j
d-sw-tf )
HOME-MADE
ROOT BEER
Hu)o you're dresnnd for !
walking, and the mm comes
pouring down.
Do you think 'twill gel aomo
rooter becauKe you ,cold and
frown?
Now, of courn, you're feeling
. grumpy, your complexion'
not quite c-lonr,
Wear a anillo before you go
take a drink of our Hoot 4
Beer.
i kh h i:i;i'i(i coMror.M).
It rolIurtH the dilHt when jiweep
Ing, It preHervca the flenr. It pre
venti. brenthlng diKeuHn germfl, and
nuiken Ihe pruininea Hnnltary. NO
lUHT for rugn und curpota, CKDAK
1NK for floom mid llnoleuma. I'ut
up the 1 GO and HOI) pound barrel,
and 100 pound narks. Write lm.
Creiirent Cliemleal Company, 626
VVaHhlnglnn Hlreet, Portland, Ore.
r'oinpoiiiHlH for Halu by II. W. Strong,
rtoHehurg, Or. n 1 5
UNIPQUA CIDER WORKS
It. V. SMICK '
Vl I'liyitiiiun and Surgeon. Hi
Room I and 2 Abraham nidg. f
Roaebu', Cegnn. Xf
:
8' ft V ft
Kit. FIMjAV. :7
f
Dcntlrt.
r-
Room 6, noli BlHtcrg Building
THE ECONOMY MARKET
GEORGE KOHLHACFN, Proprietor
Wholetmle and retail Butcher. Tnebest the Market
aHordfl. All kinds of Stnk bought and Sold.
Pbon! fH Roseburd. Oregon
D V
PROFIT
This adv. means a pro
fit to you if taken ad
vantage of.
We are overloaded on some colors of house and floor paints,
1 s and 5s, so are going to give you the benefit as we need the
money that's tied up in it. Will sell you either house or floor
paint in 1 s or 5s at $2. 1 5 per gallon from stock. But will
not replace at the price quoted.
If you contemplate painting now or in near future we advise
you to take advantage of this offer during the week commencing
August 28th.
Youre floor specially should be painted, or given a fresh coat,
and while the family is away on a summer outing is the time.
Remember also that this is not a job lot but the Old, Tried
and True Sherwin & Williams, which always spells quality. You
need not hesitate for fear of old shop worn goods as it is not.
Remember that this is only for paint on hand and no paint will
be replaced at the price.
Churchill Hardware Company
Cash Ironmongers
The Store with the Ladled' Rest Room
The Store with the Toadies' Rest Itooni
LOCAL NKWS.
No iiKin has to serve an apprenticeship in order to
learn how to make mistakes
You " No Mistake
If you buy your lumber, shingles, doors, windows
and building material of
PAGE INVESTMENT COMPANY
l'hone 2 2 North Roseburg
LOOK KOR TH1C MG SIGN
Dry Slab Wood Rock Springs Coal
MlBS Helen Voekey paBBed through
Rosebnrg la evening enroute to her
homo at Medford after a few days
wpent nt Portland and Astoria enjoy
ing her annual vacation. Mlas Yockey
Is a sinter of L. K. Yorkey. a local
printer.
Miss Ivy Henderson, of Portland,
arrived In UoHeburg last evening to
accept a position aa trimmer at the
millinery store conducted by James
Perry. Miss Henderson comes to
rtoxebui-g highly recommended, hav
ing held positions In some of Port
land's leading stores.
A. J. Rlsley and wife left for their
homo In San Francisco this morning
after a couple of days spent In Rose
hurg visiting wiOi friends. Mr. and
Mrs. ftfsley stopped over here enroute
to their home In California after a
few weeks spent In Canada. Mr. RIb
ley waa formerly employed by the
Southern Pacltlc Company In Rose-burg.
Miss Julia H. Dwire, of Los An
geles, who haa been enjoying a visit
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wtn.
Sussmllch In Garden Valley, leaves
tomorrow morning for her home at
l.os Angeles.
J. H. Inlow, the Sutherlln contrac
tor, today filed a lien against a new
building recently erected by him at
the Instigation of L. H. and E. M.
Smith, of Sutherlln. The amount of
the lien is $253.31.
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3 LE0NA MILLS LUMBER COMPANY H
Lumber, Lath, Shingles and Dry Finish T.nml er
K Doors an rl WinHnmo nf all VinJ. 8
' ' - - -" v. U.4 MIUUD.
i:lkctki woods only
are used In the making of the
furniture we handle. Only the
soundest, stralghtest grained logs
are accepted.
THAT'S WHY-
THK IHXNKIt TAHLK,
the chairs, the china closet or any
other article It strong as well as
graceful, serviceable as welt aa at
tractive. Rice & Rice
The House Furnishers
Cass Street
srdson Loor Oak Street.
Phone 352
R0SEBURG, OREGON
The best the market affords In
Ileef, Pork, Mutton and Veal, at
the Casa Street Market. Give us
a trial and be convinced.
Louis Kohlhagen
Proprietor
107 Cass Street, Phone 10. Free
Delivery to any part of the City.
Auto Stage to Coos Bay 5
Touring Car leaves Roseburg every day except
Sunday, at 6:30 a. m., connecting with afternoon
train at Myrtle Point ior Marshrield
Fare $8.00 ;
tare on regular stage, part waybv Auto, $6.00, to
both Myrtle Point ahd Marshrield. Stage leaves
every dav including Sunday.
R!vCC ?on - ,Va?h'nKton and Rose Streets. Phones 1
Otnce 339, Residence 316. C. P. BARNARD. ProD
in I
And
Couch
Covers