FOR RENT Three furnliihcd house
keeping rooms with wutiT, l.Khta
and telephone, $12. 4LiO& N.
Jackson Btreet. df!4
Reward $10,000,000 Reward
To be paid by Uncle Sani'to his children who raise
POULTRY
We will be glad to furnish you with free literature
on this subject and to have you look over
our complete line ol feeds
l ilPI fPfl
Diamond Chick Food, Diamond Scratch Food,
Diamond Egg Maker, Diamond Beef Scraps
Bone, Shell, Grit, Charcoal
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Barley, Alfalfa Meal, Chopped
- Feed of All Kinds, Hay, Straw
ROSEBURG FLOUR MILLS
Roseburg's Oldest Industry
We Deliver Everywhere Phone 56
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every honest loss. The "Hartford" insures all classes of property.
It also serves property owners by telling them how to guard
against the dangers of fire. It has published a book on the
subject, with separate chapters for householders, merchants, and .
manufacturers, that will be sent free to those who apply for it
If you are not now insured in the "Hartford," see to it when next
you insure that you get a "Hartford" policy.
THE DOUGLAS ABSTRACT AND
TRUST COMPANY
RESIDENT AGENTS
Change of Time and Trains
on
?B
SUMS ET 1 S
SUNSET
0GDEN&SHASTA
ROUTES
lcifV
Effective Sunday, Januaiy 14th
SHASTA I.IMITIill.
Will lonvo Portland nt Situ) P. M. Ill iiilnulcs earlie r than al present
The schedule of this train between ll.rtlaud ami Kan Frauelseu has
been Kliorleueil '10 nilnnleK.
Sltnsla l.luilled will hereafter make direct connection Willi the
"OWI." nt Port CoBin for Los Angeles, reaching the Imter cltv 1:1 hours
fcoonor thtin at present.
8. P. Agents at Portland will sell through tickets and sleeping car
ticcoinmodntluns to l.os Angeles.
No. 20, Ashland Passenger, nlll nrrlv.. l'nlim li..i,..i or.a .....i ...
10:00 P. M,
IVI'Dllt'ltBAV MOTOR ('Alt.
Between
Portland and Venherg.
moler-car service will lie established
(JvfforHoii-streoi station and Ncwberg,
Double dally
between Portland
Leuvo Portland ...
Leave Port land ... .
IMS A. M Arrive Nowlierg .
5 lie P. M.Arrlve New berg
Riving four through trains dally
between
VAMIIII I, DIVISION' II Wtir.s.
No. 70, Yamhill Division, will herentter leave t nleii Depot at 4 111
r. M.: Kast Merrlsi n street. 4 : Ji P. M.. and i nn via rut-nit Instead or
from Jetfei-:Min-strivt Depot, nrriviiig III Dallas at 7 :!0 p M
No. 74. Ynmhlll Dll..n. will arrive via I'm-., If ' i'.-'i ti....i....
street, 10
20 A. M ; l iileu
D.-pot. IP ::e
Mroet.
No. 76, Ymnhlll Division, will leave
Jefferson street 6:4a P. M.
MNt;i:s iisvyix.o
N.h
107 Leave Jefferson SI. !.:.) V. i
110 Leave Okwcm a 0 p. M
No. 101 leaves .lelferson streel at IJ
No. leS leaves Oswego at , . I
No. 114 leaves tlswejto at . . ,
Train,
iriii1
Wrlvc
:,e p
i"
I'.
Tliltoi'tiii si:iiui I. in
Kffertive juniuiry 15. a new
rnnuge. via the Southern Paeiilc und
as follows:
P. It.
Ixnvo l'ortliilld
Inve lltllslioro
Arrive Ilea, h Points
Arrive llai City istatlou for liny
Arrive Tlll.iniook
Returning,
J:45 P. M.
V.I1I leuvo Tillamook nt
CIIAXtilX, TIIH 1.I I1AMIV AXIl M'lll(,l lu ll IlliA X II l:s.
No. 29 will leave Albany at 7:40 A. M.. Instead of 7::lll A. M
No. 45, Woeilluirn-Hpringlleld train, will arrive Lebanon nt s" is
M., Instead of ;in p. M. Arrive Springfield nt 10:2o P. M.
More IMallol Information I'ronl Kolilem.
JOHN M. SCOTT, (iemiMil Pukm-ht .grnU
KOH 8AU2 CHKAI Oood reliable
Irani will be bold at u bargain.
AcJrirotitt A. J. i'eartioii. Hi. 1 ,
ItnHtbiii. UhwJ12
Ififll
While Ringing
the Alarm
Is no time to wonder if
your insurance is ali right
You should know now.
on't put it off for a
day. Look up your
policies.
If you are insured
in the Hartford Fire
Insurance Company,
of Hartford, Conn.,
you need not worry.
For 100 years it
has promptly paid
I
the
i"" '-.' i iiii-.iii in
on nlmve date
as fellows:
.... 11:15 A.
;.-) P.
Xowlierg.
Portland and
A. M . Instead of via Jefferson
Dallas nl
: IT. P. M.. arriving
trains.
Oswego
Portland
M. Instead of
M. Instead of
M. Mislead of
i r
III.I.AXIHIK (Hay Otvim.)
train through to Tillamook.
Without
N.. will become efUvtlve
S:45 A
lo.-ito
a-o;
Ocean) 4: US 1
4:;i;, p,
Oil A. M., arriving nt Portland
oii-icux list.
(Continued from page 1.)
Shops to Hutherlln.
S. I.. Parrot The Revived Custom
of Now Year's Calling.
Ceo. K. Qulne How I lost my
Wood Hound.
JimIko Kiddle Which gets . the
money: A liobtulled Hush or a near
Straight?
Beely, Scthor, Stewart & Smirk
Quartette:, "Vol 8?"
(Hon Ooodiuun Why Boll for Cash
when Credit In Uasy?
Isudore Abraham How I Detect
Had Cheek Artists.
J. K. Darker will explain: "How
Undersell Hears Roebuck."
William Hell gong: "I Miss Thee
Every Hour ' (The Weather).
Hov. C'hurlug Wilson Baker How
(lot Possession of My Ranch
O. I'. Coshow My Office In the
ny Hrraiiejr.
W. I,. Dyslnger now Contrlbn
Units Mrlng Competition.
W. II. Klshor The Difference Be
tween lilack Lady itnd Freeze Out.
W. 8. Hamilton The Prollts of a
Side Hill Dairy Hunch
C. H. (Jronvold The Advantages
or a note! in a Dry Town.
Dr. Houck Essay on Oormlrelll.
Ham Josephson (Ex-President)
My .Administration. H. id. (TIiIh
mean llcforo Darby.)
(ioorgo KohlhaKcn Why I Olvo
the Commerrlal Club Free Hent
Oeorgo Neuner (School Clerk)
Why I InsiMjat the West Side School
so Fre(iiontly.
Clark Hargar Why I Laughed at
the Chorus (Jlrls. , .
Charlie T. Curry I am Coming
to Town.
Mayor Mlrolll Parliamentary
I aw. (As applied to the City Coun
cil.) There will he ninny other tnlks
on various subjects which Bpaco for
i.lilds mentioning nt present.
Don't brlllif volir norkot hnok.
leave your money ut homo. There
will positively bo no solicitation of
wbscrlptlons or funds. This meet
ing Is all for fun. If you don't be
lieve It, Hoe Pat, Ask Darby, or call
on tho committee.
LOCAL NKWS.
I). II. Iluiinell, a well known
Southern Pncllie engineer, this morn
ing purchased a house and lot, form-
i-rly owned by Charles Hrlckford and
-'hunted on Jackson street. The sale
wsr consummated through the Bond
& Bradley Heal Estate Company.
The grand Jury will ndjoiirn Into
this evening after a week's session.
Although considered private. It is
known there will bo several sealed
Indictments returned nt the time of
llllng their roport. Bench warrants
will he issued upon those indictments
'i nd the indictees will be brought to I
trial during the next term of the cir
cuit court.
Mrs. It. L. ('.lie entertained with
a thimble party at her home this
afternoon, at tho corner of, Lane
and .Stephens streets. Miss Marv
Aitkin, Mnhrl Clements and Myrtle I
I'lirvunce assisted In serving the de
lightful refreshments. -Those nres-
ant were MosdunieH H. Richardson,
Charles I In ml i ton. E. Herman, James
Hamilton, (leorge E. Houck, A. A.
wilder, II. w. Strong, A. 8. liuey,
S. II. Morse, lOd. Pengrn. O. Olsson.
llinrles Wharton. 8. K. Snnford, J.
I'. Barker, Mrs. Itast, Jus. Hawvors.
I. B. Riddle, H. W. Bates. A. C. Mnrs-
ters, J. H. Booth, F. 11. Churchill
W C. Harding. Will. Bell. II. 11.
Hlapleton. J. W. Campbell, O. P.
Coshow. O. J. Bucher, M. Miller. J.
W. droves, O. V. Wlmberly, L. Kohl
hageli, W. 11. FIsTier. F. Clements.
(I. (I. (loodninn and Miss Vull Bark
er.
(Ol.'NTY (IOIRT ORDERS.
It tllA ItlllHi... ,.f l.n .....i I ...... I I
of Harry Frnzer, as consinhlo of
uiiii-i , niuiiu accepieu, anu w. 11.
HerliM Is iiiioluted to fill the vacan-
In the matter of C. II. Van lie
Void for a gateway In road district
,No. 15, same Is continued.
In the matter of the nelltlon of
Wllllni Wise nnd others, for a coun
ty road In districts Nos. 20 and 21,
saute (lenieil.
1'IXAL REPORT.
We, tho grand jury of the
November, ln, term of tho
above entitled court, in this,
our report, say:
That we have Inquired Into
the commission of all crimes
within the Jurisdiction of this
court so far as the same have
come to our knowledge, and
have returned Into court a num. A
her of true bills: that we have
not completed the liumlry into
Hie alleged commission of all
crimes railed to our eun. a
Hon; therefore,' we suggest to
your honor that we he permit
ted to take n recess until Men.
day, the 12th day of February,
I It 12.
Ill filing their report the grand
Jury returned several Indict
ments, none of which nre made
public as yet. Bench warrants
will be served on tho Indict
mollis, nnd the Indictees will
apiM'iir during tho next term
of the circuit court.
TUB
Magazine
that make
Fact
Mora fnnrlnstins
Fiction
"WMtTTVN SO YOU CAN
UN DC ft TAMO IT
anv time, and which will hold your iutereu
Popular Mechanics
Magazine
Am veu rrsdlnr it t Two millions of Tour
apishbert tr. ami it b tho faronte masuinr
in lliouuiuls o! lh hrai Anwrk-an home. It
.ipecalt to all clamars--old and yviunsinni
mil wonirn-thvac who know and tllow who
wan! to know.
ISO Hill UNI MONTH O0 MCTUDI
aoo akticuu or aiHiitu. imnui
The "Shop Notwa1 DMiMri (20 paRT'
mvi-a ea.y a) to do llunir.- how to makr
uei ul aiuclea lor hooir and ahoo, rcpalnk etc
Am.l.r Mnauln " (10 paura) trlh how (o
make MiMon lutniturT.wirrlrsaoutm.bivata.
rtiKinea. masic and all tha ihinin a boy lo.
,' "?i' "'' cou cnn
ww row rwtt saaiett corr tooat
IDl'l'IVlt Mt-X'llANICS CO.
i POPULAR I
s MICHANrCSh
District Attorney George M. Brown
leaves for Portland tomorrow where
he will represent Douglas county In
an action pending in the federal
court. The case Is the outcome of
an Injunction filed against the
county court enjoining Douglus coun
ty from levying a special tax on ,
lands at present held by the Southern
Oregon Company. The tracts Involv- '
ed are a part of the railroad land
grant, and are at present under litigation.
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f M i ' I ' EUGENE WOOD . ; ' , J j
B III J IN. i. KILHAKUisUN , , 7 . '
I' I l'" -ACy. 1 February 9 - ! (; N ,
1 1 GEORGE BREWER kf
k . I f;L Ml February16 ' lA 1
IS I'M III .J V, I 1 l-.nl I. II.
Jl I kih, M J GEORGE H GOEBEL L
f : March 1 "
ISJl I K. A. EICHAEDSON. .u. EPOEHH W00O. ' .
I A .1 Kutteiie Wood Ih one of the el' Hear him. Fcbrunry 10 Is his I
E known aulhorti of the present day. "r ' . (Into. here,. tl . , .l
I? 1 A Hiiniorfst, mid to henr liiiu : J ' . J.? fe .,. , ... "
tav K ' $ ' 1 " k ' M.s Anna -Mnley, once heard
V once In to loni; to hear him nxiiiiii. , Jf :..' W1 i .
f 1 9 "' - Ji-IK : fe ,n Ito,bl"'Si and hundreds want
If lle'Vlll In- here .lunuarjr 2(1. t M . i i . ' o, ,
I M 1 i "t 11 . "lur ,,er She believes
""' Mr, lllcliaiiNon us for 13 ' 1 . f H"f ho worker in the world
)enr at head of the public ; 4 Jkan, shoultl linvo on iibiintlaiue of (ho
nmmmmtmmmmm acheol nork in Kan Iluinurdlno , . .'; Iilirliest joys of life. Miss Miiloy
I LI C1. A speaker of more than or ! Vv.-.Vsslir" will spenk February 23.
i I I (Unary nbillly. lie will spenl - 1 "Vj. . . . ,
C 1 ll 1 fl I N. " . !. Ooebel, for many years a
life I I U hern I' ebiiriny 1). -..""
I 1 ' ' r ti'iiveliiiB siUexiimii. . He has trav-
I f9 I fleoiuo l. Hivwer, is kiloun I ' eled extensively, Is an able ora-
II I I ns the "riHblinit Kdllor" null liK ' tor. nnd nu'ikes rrlomn, ..Hi.
I I 11 I I I 8 I ""' I' has iH-en i-ead by thousands 1. ' . , ejeryuody by his geiilnl manner. I
11111 II He Is familiar willi (lie class war. t.. ..; . : .. ) r. ftoelnd will be here Mnivl. l I
I . '
I - I I ft ' 'I, I , -'4 FHKK I.VCKUM TICQK'l'. , TWI
I HHMHHmKBM I I ' ' " ' ' ' ' i H '"' " ""'0l""r SU"S''rl'l"lon Ol , vT"
B HI ft"- - i!4 " I 'ectures niinouiued in (his ml. t ' ' I I
I tis 4 t , J I . V a I I
I ''' ''-r-r'k . 1 nyb,,yiR book, or papers be- !. I M I 11 I
I C It F fore the leet,,.,. ro..... I.....I... f I I
I O Fa Vv cUV:1 ;ouwm " h f ( .
I if WA I I j , I P 1 8'H'I:,,'"' friends nre jjt A II
k fjl GEORQE H. OOEBEL. , OI.nRx. TIOXraD I
I fill " . ' I
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II A LOCAIi NliWS. I
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signs
Picture
Moulding
Bargain
Until
January
31st
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The Furniture Man
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I, 1 --w LECTURE DATES I : : : rn
,..e . J aaaMaMiaMaaalaBaa , .r1. '
" , socialist p
, H . j yr 1 piircliase of perl oils or books, Jf -4 I
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I I I .M I "' , ' y '-" U.K. I s wf II I
I 1 1 i-.-i-. iy t mmji I " saan '!JJ I
W. II. Unger, of Oakland, spent
tile dav 111 liosnlmri ntti.it, Itn.r
btlslnesa matters.
r.ivirirn llonll. ...I,,.
farm a sltort distance from Uoseburn,
Is HpendliiK u couple of days In town
with friends.
WlleV Pillt-itU'tntl lu M.Vlncr ...,
aratlons to clean up the debris caus-
" uurning ot nis machine
simp some months apo. He is un
decided whether he will rebuild on
tho premises.
On account or extremely high wat
er at Winchester, Kendall Hros. last
tiistii. resorted to tlie use of steam in
furnishing lights and water. The
river is said to be fulling this morn
ing nnd no further trouble Is anti
cipated. W. E. Cuninilngs, of Portland, ar
rived here last evening to spend a
few days looking over the country.
Mr. Cumniings Is delighted with
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Phone
KRKIXS ULDll.
Room
til l!IH). A. KOIIY,
Vocal Lessons.
Studio 437 N. Rose St.
Phone 290-R
Roseburir - -Ore
MRS. ( II ARLKS HKIXI.IXK,
Tenrher of ritine.
Studio, 423 Klla Street.
Phone 33-R
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Rosrburg, Oregon.
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Ostwijwihic l'hfiikliin.
10-11 ,Man"tr HM. ThonollH 1
Koseburff, Oregon, i
!(
Douglas county and will probably lo
cate hero In the near future.
J. W. Dryden, of Texas, Tias arriv
ed In Hoosbnrg with a view of pur
chasing a small fruit ranch. Mr.
Dryden is an experienced horticul
turist una may inaugurate a new In
dustry In Douglas county. He says
the climatic conditions appear favor
able, and he wil llndulge In the oc
cupation oi gorwing oranges.
James Manulon, pnrcnastng agent,
for the U. S. government at Manila
Is a guest of W. C. Harding. Mr.
Mannlon is her looking after a 15
acre orchard tract purchase! about
2 years ago. He expects to leave the
government service within the next
three years and will bronio Presi
dent of Roseburg.
Afi.UX, TOXKillT, AT
TUB IVY LACK TIIEATItK.
lUe tWO (lri.linna . .1 .
- - n mi ee-reei
subject portraying the novel of the
same name, will be repeated tonight
at the Palce. The photogrphy is ex
cellent nnrt tho .tn, ii i...
. wiiy iraceu
throughout the entire photoplay A
worth-while attraction. 10 cents
adults. 5 cents children under 14
The Xorth Dakota Association.
Will hnlrt it. . ,
Friday evening. Jnntta.y 19. 1912 at
C3U, in E-gles hall. Rosebllrp. Mem
bers wil bring thel baskets well
supplied with tood thin-s to eat All
former residents of North Dakota
are .cordially invited to attend
116 EI ph",- GUli3'r
Jl" Chaiiman. gec
EATESTATE T
.-..rill iiiius
1'niit Umds
StH-k Ranches
Poultry Tracts
City lroperty
llciituls
Flro Insurance
LIST YOVR 1-ltOPPIlTv wit., . o X,"ar' ruMil
. c. H1MES" &
'- ' ur"1"1 Phne
. I '
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s i ?st5ss
i'h ROSEBURG BOOK STORE II
Booksellers and Stationers
r ...
a complete stock of
II.AXK ItlXIKS
TII'Ml 'HlTVIl liinin SfllOOI, 1MMIKS
Mi VJ.'.v
'Roseburg Book Co.
; giir: '!? a
THE MERKY WIDOWS.
' (Formerly The Antlers)
MRS CALLAND, Prop. '
Modern Apartments with bath,
and hot and cold water
In each room.
Wo Guarantee to please parti
cular People.
112 Brockway St. . Phone 281
Near High School.
NOTICE TO THE PUDUO
Under tho terms of my sale of
this paper to the present oivnei. all
subscriptions duo tho palter are due
and payable to (ho new. owner, All
accounts on the hooks prior to He.
comber first 1011 ore duo mm n..-
able to (ho new owner. AH accounts
made between December 1st and 31st
inclusive nre due nnd payable lo thv
undersigned.
Respect fully yours.
aswtt U. W. HATES
GENERAL DRAYING
Goods of ercry description moved to
any parts of tho city, rrteea reason.
Me.
H. S. FRENCH
OIJVE
3S7. Rosehn.
-.r." K SI PPLlrS
Roseburg, Ore
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