MICA I, NKWH.
IOCAIj NEWS.
LOCAL NEWS.
NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
To Our Friends And
Customers -
We thank you (or your many fav
ors and patronage during the past
year, and Iioikj to merit a larger
Hhure of your business during the
year to como; during which tlino wo
shall strive more than ever to ruins
the stundurd of our goods and sor
vlco, We will give you the highest
QUALITY and the OUST 8I3HV1CB
at the lowest I'HIC'H consistent with
a small NUT I'HOr'IT for ourselves.
While we must of necessity work
for and get a small net return on
the money our stockholders have In
vested, our greatest object and ex
cuse for existence as an Institution is
to keep the cost of living ae low as
the conditions we live under will
permit, and to gain and hold the con
fidence of the entire people for
HQUAHIO AM J HONEST dealing In
every respect.
During 1912 we will continue our
policy of 1911 of I0NTIUK HAT18
r'ACTlON TO OUIt CD8TO.MHH8 Oil
MONIiV HBTUItNJCD.
We extend to each of you our
sincere wish fur a HAPPY AND
PHOSl'BHOUS NEW YEAH.
Roseburg Rochdale Co.
SPECIAL
On Brooms
70c Little Gem Brooms 50c
60c Katie Brooms 45c
. 45c Winner Brooms 30c
DISHES AT COST
The Benson Grocery
rhoiio ihi
l'uro Food Store
N. Jju kHoti
FOR SALE
fnn T f ClioU'O Arrt'u;o nt (Jiih-ii, (lie Now
J. UWI1 , IUIS"" Tuu-iinMo, at (ho Inlorsectlnn of H, I
nml 11. I. A O. lCiillroad. Town IMh mxtlZn nt $75.00. ;(
oao wlillo thry nro Cheap.
t t T 1 lii n nitri 10 WTO tracts sultnltlo fur
unoice ianusrmi,
lug nml (nick gut-don lug.
, gnipt-N. Poultry ltnls-
L. 0. Maddux
221) 8. Muiu H(.
ItoHt'liiirg, Oregon
Reward $10,000,000 Reward
To be paid by Uncle Sam'to his children who raise
POULTRY
We will be glnd to furnish you with free literature
on this subject and to have you look over
our complete line of feeds
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Diamond Chick Food, Diamond Scratch Food,
Diamond Egg Maker, Diamond Heef Scraps
Bone, Shell, Grit, Charcoal
Wheat, Coin, Oats, Barley, Alfalfa Meal, Chopped
Feed of All Kinds, I lav, Straw
ROSEBURG FLOUR MILLS
Rose-burg's Oldest Industry
We Deliver Everywhere Fhone 56
Modern oftlco filing cases at the
Koseburg hook Store, dswtf
George Wixbon, of Myrtle Creek,
spent the afternoon in Roseburg at
tending to business uiatterB.
The members uf the county court
are busy today auditing hills and
making final settlement with road
supervisors for the year 1911.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Uryan, of
CrauUt Pass, arrived in KoBeburg
tills afternoon to spend a few days
visiting at tlio home of Engineer und
Airs. McC'onnell.
Station Agent h. B. Moore has re
turned ifroin Portland where he
spent a couple of days looking after
business matters connected with bis
official duties.
Mrs. Jenjile Armstrong and two
sons, of North Platte, Neb., arrived
In Itoseburg yesterday with a view
of locutiug here permanently. Mrs,
Arnistroiig will probably engage In
business at an early date.
Stewart Mitchell, of Canada, who
has been spending the past few days
In Itoseburg visiting at the home of
his coithln, Robert Kldd, leaves for
the northern Ooinluion tomorrow
evening.
Den Dlghton and L. Kchos, both
residents of Outlook, Wash., arrived
hero today In search of a location.
Thoy curried letters of Introduction
to Publicity Munuger Schlosser, or
the itoseburg Commercial Club.
O. P. Collins, of Minneapolis, is
spending a few days In Itoseburg.
He Bays he expects to locate hero at
an early date, considering that the
climate and other advantages -lppeul
to mm aB ravorable.
The case of S. II. Crouch, a local
hardwaro dealer, vh. Joseph Endi-
rolt, Is attracting the attention of a
Jury in Justice of the Peace Marg
in court this afternoon. Mr.
Crouch is suing to recover the sum
of $2(1, alleged to bo duo on account.
The caao of the Central Door &
Lumber Company vs. C. O. White
was dismissed upon motion of the at'
torneys for the plaintiff today. The
action was filed to recover a certain
sum of money alleged to be due the
plaintiff for goods furnished the de
fi'iiilaut.
I. T. McClallen. who is employed
I In tho county clerk'B office, was the
first perHou to take advantage of tho
opportunity to register. According
(o County Clerk Lenox the registra
tion Is 11 u 1 1 o brisk, considering that
several months will elupao before tho'
books will close.
Thomas Goodwin, of Oklahoma,
arrived in Koseburg last night with a
view of locating here permanently.
lie says he will purchase several lots
and will Inter erect a modern resl
(lence. Ho ulso says he will he the
means through which live other fain-
Ites will he attracted to Koseburg in
tho spring.
Following nro tho nrrlvnls at the
Grand hotel today: Mnnlcy u.
Htrawn, Yoncalln; (Hen A. Warner,
IS. II. Harder, C. II. Arundel, Myrtle
I'reek; TIiob. Goodwin, Oklahoma;
.1. M. Iloyt, La Porto, la.: K. K.
Clarke, Wlllwood, Or.; ,1. A. Steph
ens, Stephens, Or.; Chns. H. Harris,
Han Jose, Cal.; Krank Neal, Sissons,
Cnl.; Geo. Heed, Cottage Grove: K.
0. .Morris, Max Kothklezel, Portland.
Kor the best service In the way of
printing placo your orders with The
Nowb ofllce. Lettor heads, hill heads,
envelopes, calling curds. Invitations
and wedding nnnouncomcnts print
ed In tho latest designs and nt prices
tlio lowest, consistent with first-class
work. Prompt delivery on all work.
Phono :t a 5 nnd a representative wlli
call nnd talk tho matter over with
von. ,
The will of tho late William K.
Ilimell. who died In Rowbuig on
iiecemner 12, was admitted to pro
bate today. According to the terms
of the will the deceased hequeuths
all bis property and rash, with the
exception of $111. to his widow, Mrs.
C. Iluzzell. The hitter sum
Is to be divided equally between W.
II. lliizzell, a, son who lives In Au
rora, III., nnd Claude Hurtl'iim, a
Kinmlsou, who resides nt Tiller. The
estate Is valued at approximately $;).
!'f. not Including personal nronertv
of tlin estimated value of f2u Mrs
lOnimn C. Iltiiioll Is the duly appoint
ed administratrix of the estate,
while John Hanks, Alfred Honey and
liillus llrelinlsen nro named as appraisers.
W. B. McClay, of Elktoli, spen
the day in Koseburg attending to
business matters before tho county
court.
J. r . 1 bornuson, of Oak Creek, was
In the city for, several days this
week on business before lLe county
court. 1 c
A few pure bred Anoona cockrels
for sale from five-dollar eggB. The
best I could buy. . H. Jay Stone, 717
Hamilton St., phone 2S8-K. . tf
J. II. Goodman, of Oakland.
turned home this arternoon after a
couple of days Bpent in Koseburg
with friends.
After all there Is no fountain pen
as good as the Waterman Ideal foun
tain pen. It fg the very best. The
Koseburg Book Store, local dint rib
utera. dswtf
fn one of the most exciting basket
ball gumes of the Benson the Kose
burg high school team last night de
feated a picked team by a score of
.10 to 20. The game was witnessed
by a largo crowd and considerable
euthusmsm wan manifest.
F. W. Leonard, wife and daugh
ter, of Sturgls, South Dakota, ar
rived In Roseburg last evening. Mr.
Leonard and family were attracted
to Koseburg through literature sent
out l.(y the Koseburg Commercial
Club. Mr. Leonard says he expected
to nna tne conditions exaggerated
and was quite surprised to find them
even hotter than represented.
District Attorney Geo. M. Brown
received a long distance telephone
can irom Msrsntleld this afternoon
to the effect that Deputy District
Attorney uiieqvist came near meet
ing death while hunting on the Co
qullle river this morning. It appears
mat Mr. Liijcqvlst and a man nam
ed Thompson were hunting, when the
engine of the gasoline launch which
they occupied refused to work. Un
able to control the launch ft soon
drifted Into swift water and capsized.
Tho men were thrown Into the water
and handicapped by heavy wearing
apparel, met considerable difficulty
in reaching shore. In fact, the mes-
sago received here thltt afternoon
was to the effect that both men
showed evidence of a thrilling exper
ience, nnd were only saved through
their ability as swimmers.
HACK TO I'KN
l'rniik Kennedy Couldn't
Freedom.
SALKM, Or., Jan. 2. Seven
months of freedom proved too much
for '-'rank Kenedy, paroled man, who
was returned to the penitentiary to
day for violating tho confidence re
posed In him by this administration.
Kennedy, when paroled, was given
work at the White House restaurant
hero. The proprietors found he had
been engaged In systomntlo theft,
through "knocking down" on the
money placed in his hands by cus
tomers. He was sent to prison Feb
ruary 22. 19DX. from Umatilla coun
ty on a burglary charge.
Kennedy Is the first of the parol-,
ed men to overstep the mark fol
lowing the ndvont of tho new year.
Typewriters for sale and for rent
at the Koseburg Book Store. dswtf
The .public sshools opened thls
mornluif after the regular Christ
mas vacation.
Fountain pens cleaned aud repair
ed at tho Koseburg Book Store.
dswtl
Mrs. Harry Stapleton left for Eu
gene this afternoon where she will
spend a few days visiting with
friends.
Douglas County Creamery tmttei
la the best on the market. Insist on
your grocer supplying you witn a
borne product, which Is always strict
ly fresh and guaranteed. Two pound
roll 90 cents. - dswtf
REWARD.
For information leading to the
whereabouts of a light bay mare colt,
thirty months old. wolght 1060
pounds, right hind foot white and
star in forehead, strayed from upper
Olulla about November 25. Phone or
write I'!. F. Lang, Dlllard, Ore.
Phone No. 22XX. swfl
NKW TODAY.
KOK SALK Black maro, wolght
about 1,00 lbs, 10 years old. Price
$50. inquire News office. tt
WANTED" Experienced laundress
to take work home. Small wash
ing each week. Inquire News of
fice, tf
FOR SALE CHEAP Good reliable
team will be sold at a bargain.
AddresB A. J. Pearson, Kt. 1,
Koseburg. dswjl2
PASTURE FOR RENT Good grass
nnd plenty of water, close In. In
quire of Joseph Deun, phone
190-L. Jti
FOR SALE OR TRADE Two Indian
Runner drakes, or will trade for
chicks. Inquire of L. D. Carle.
Itoseburg, Oregon. djfi
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS New five
room house, unfinished Inside, two
50-foot lots, fine view of city, only
S00. $:00 cash, balance to suit.
Inquire News, but be quick. tf
:ij:vatoh ASSISTS.
Newly MmThMl Couple .Make (ioml
Their KwnK'.
GENERAL DRAY1NG
Good f every des. rlpll.m mnrelt ti
nny parts of II10 city. iMm r-aaon-
le
H. S. FRENCH
SEATTLE. Wash., Jan. 2. As a
newly married! collide came down
the elevator in tho Prefortalne build
ing, fresh from tho matrimonial mill
In Judge George's court today, the
Irato father of the bridegroom came
up in tho car on the other side, hop
ing ngulust hope that he might be in
tlino to stop tho ceremony,
Tho contracting parties were Phil
lip O. Eby. a printer, nnd Wessie
Furrier, daughter of Albert I). For
rler, of tho Waldorf Annrtments
Kby gave his age ns 21 and Miss
pernor ns 19. The two rushed Into
Judge George's court and asked if
there was somoono there that could
marry them quickly. Tho ceremony
gone through with, the couplo left
the building in liastc.
They had no more than gotten out
when Samuel C. Eby, tho father of
the bridegroom, rushed in asking If
ttiere had been a marriage celebrat
ed. When he heard that ills son
was beyond reach he asked whore ho
could get a warrant, as they were
ttio young to be married. Ho did not
get a warrant nnd went home where
he refused to see them when they
came to tiny their respects.
They went to the bride's home.
lil'.'ASOX l ()lt THK
COST
HIGH
OF LIVING
S ROSEBURG BOOK STORE
Booksellers and Stationers
Carry a complete stock of
W,AK HOOKS SCHOOL HOOKS
TVI'KW KITKIt l'APKU Ol 1 II K SI 1'1'I.IKS
Dlt.VW INtl MA I Kill VI,
Roseburg Book Co. Roseburg, Ore. Q
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CIVIL ENCINEERS
AND
SURVEYORS
Farm and Lot Survey
Descriptions and plats
checked for Attorneys
W ater power and
Irrigation Work
Plats and Maps Drawn
Office With
i
328 North Jackson St.
Res. Phone 131 Party R.
Ofllce Phone 245
Mr. Sam Ackenieyer, a Cincinnati
wholesale beef butcher, just around
tho corner from the Cincinnati
llutrlers' Supply Co., gives the fol
lowing reason lor the high cost of
living:
IT I'SKD TO BU
The father behind the plow,
' The mother under the cow,
! The daughter feeding tho sow,
J The sou u p in the mow.
! TODAY IT IS
! The father In the automobile.
The mother hi silk and satin.
The daughter playing the piano.
'I lie son learning Greek and Latin.
Dr. H.E. Hermann
Eye-Sight Specialist
Home Of Cice 217 S.
Stephens St. Roseburg
Hours 0 A. Mi. to 5 P. M.
EuTy Fridny nnd
Raturdny.
ANOTHER
big car of that good, screened
Rock Springs Coal
free from slate, slack and dirt. When
desired, delivery will bo made in
hngs, and hoards furnished to pro
tect lawns and walks.
We also sell
ltllY OA lv
Kill WOOD
KINDLING
as well ns a full stock of
HAY
GIIA1X
KHF.I)
Roseburg Feed & Fuel Co
Winchester and Jackson Street.
Phone 163.
POPULAR I
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thnt makes
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mora fnwolnntmB
tliun
Fiction
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UNDCR6TAMD IT
A GREAT Cbntmu, Strr ol th WorM'i
PntrM which Jim m:i bcuin rradum at
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orcM-r, u nmruna in
Popi:!r.r Mechanics
Magazine
Are tou r. - ..::.' i: Two tnilltorHi of your
iH'tnlibora . :v. v.-A it ;hp f.-ivonie m.iiraiuic
m thouam:oi th Ivt American hnes. It
.i;vval to til e lass f.)d and vtHintf men
i:k( wtviitn-hoscwtH know and Uwe who
want to know.
o panes cacM month aoo rtcrvim
aao articles or gknkral intmut
TV ' Shop Not DfMrtnmt trO pntrw)
.mea easy wa; to Ho tW.K't-how to make
j:tulaitck-s lor home and ahop, repairs. etc
"Atw Mechanics (!fl rr") tr'b how rc
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ti'jiiiwA, nKic. and 1 11 lt:e lh'-i a bov Iotwl
130 rcn n. sitoLs co was ll ccnts
ln U-VU iMKl HANKS CO,
V
"Hoot-Mon"
SUPfLita
TurnlnR darK mio flayllgnt Is
roapti on old (owl, fog lea, but
entorprislnc. get-nhead, people
want ll:'Hu as alders In light
suiplilytii? f I at li i that really lights
Btiftly, coiitinuonsly lights we
claim to be pre-eminent In that
we furnish everything you may
squire fur the electric lighting
of your borne, store or shop.
Ask u.
G. L Prior
Jackson Street, between Wash
ington and tvnir!.
Having diii'iioaed of my business
known aa the Koseburg Pharmacy,
Inc., 1 have placed all outstanding
accounts to date In the hands of E.
N. Ewart, room 7 Review bldg., for
collection. Parties knowing them
selves indebted to the above phar
macy please call and esttle without
delay. Thanking my many patrons
for past favors and bespeaking a con
tinuance of the same for my succes
sor. GEOHGE HOOVER,
Late Owner.
Roseburg, Or., December 2G, 1911.
-
AVe luive no Uffcnta See our ad
elsewhere In this paper. Clark &
Clark.
In the County Court for the SUte
of Oregon for Douglas County.
In the matter of the estate .
Mary M. Standley, Deceased. T
Notice is hereby given that
John R. Standley was, by vir
tue of an order of the above
entieled Court on the 12tb day
of December, 1911, appointed admin
istrator In the above entitled estate,
and all persons having claims against
said estate are required to present
the same to the administrator at
Camaa Valley, Oregon, within 6ix
monthB from the date hereof.
Date of first publication, , 1st
day of. January, 1912. .
J. R. STANDLEY,
Administrator.
"7 mi
LUNCH COODS
Nice, Fresh and Crisp
Att assortment that will please the most fastidious and satisfy
the cravings of the "inner Man' In every particular.
For a quick, smart and appetizing meal take a supply of the fol
lowing home for your emergency cupboard:
Cliilll Con Carne , ... .,.-,: t
Oysters and Shrimp
Delicious Canned Sulmon
Jlefnz Olubrated ISeans
Sardines and Minced Meats
Boiled Ham and Tongue
Lilly's Apple Jelly
Choice Apple Itutter
Aside from Hits excellent line of "cold goods" for your
lunch w can supply you with all delicacies pf the land 1n the
way of fine pastry not exactly like mother used to make Just
a J'UIe better for mother never had the modern methods of
-matry making at her command. A trial will convince of this
fuct.
All kinds of candles, nuts, etc., In a great assortment.
Umpqua Baliery
H. GUEST, Proprietor
CHURGH BROTHERS'
A
IT'S GOOD BREAD
IT S NEVER SOUR
rip, Ldio, rdMn ui an iuius
CASS STREET PHONE 35 DELIVERY
You will alw.iys have good healthful bread, pie and
., cake, if youuse -
White River Flour
It is Not Bleached
Bleached flour is injurious to nealth.
Use Fleischman's Yeast For a good Starter
Ms. A. C. Kidd & Son
' Agents
DOUGLAS COUNTY CREAMERY
has the
Best ButtermaRer in the State
ICE CREAM SEASON HERE;
We make
ice cream
in large or small quantities. Let us have your
5 partv orders. Telephone 340.
yiny yon have a prosperon and a
ph-nuint rrar. ttni! If oa will lot nn
Bitrnd to tour Ijinmlrjr, we will
promise you proKTitjr and pleasure
witi your linen anjnvay. Iet ns
liave your Shirts, Oillan, Cuffs.
Fancy VeM and other thlnss to "get
up", and yon will never have cause
reitret. you will never lone an ar
ticle or have It damaged, never suf
fiT delay when you want yonr
wa.h, and never regret a single
dime you pay as for oar work.
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