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Newspaper Page TextS JJbCAh NEWS. Ed. SlhtletoB add fatally ms ut Wilbur for a few dayt. Sam Bmlth and family are spend ing a few dayt in Oakland. Miss Prances Howell returned Fri day from a trip to Newoprt. Cottage drove Is raising Jf,000 to promote Its campaign for the crea tion of '''Nesmtth" county. More money wasted. Mra. W. C Dement and little son, Lloyd, are both very low with pneu monia, at tbe home of her father, C. M. Hermann, In this city. B. S, NlcholB and daughter, MIhb Lena, and nieco, Miss Eva Lenox, went to Drain today to attend the County Bunduy school convention. Mrs. Leona Taylor, who came here to attend the funerul of the late Durban firockway, left this morning on her return home to San Kruncluco. Grants Pass Observer. Mr. and Mra. J. Polk Martin left Monday for San Francisco, Los Angeles and Fori Yuma, Ariz., expecting the trip to cover six weeks or more. Mr. and M rs. It. L. Cannon. I.Mr ley; Mr,: and Mrs. U. II. Oden, M M. Drumbach, W. I). Snider. Dei' Creek; P, B. Cooper, 8. I). Whitsett Roberts Creek; Hov. W. (1. Miller 8. C. Miller, Dllliinl; Miles Agee Winston's: S. It. llrlshln. Looklnf. Glass, were among the numerout. Hosehurg visitors today. The city council of Drain has con traded for electric lighting for 20 years with the power company oi that town. The company Ih to begin the work within 3(1 days, and finish In eight months. The election ti vote on bonds for water uud sewn Improvements was found to be II legal, and a uew election will be ordered.; Salem Is preparing to lay 72 block? or hnrd pavement this year. Med' ford property owners are petitioning the council of that city to pave 170 mocks or about 10 miles. Notlci that tbe property owners themselves nre asklnp. for the Improvement, says the Dallas Observer. it Is so In every city where a beginning Is made In building smooth surfaced streets The work nevor stops nftor a start li once made. J. W. Lenove, J. C. Fryo, W. T Korr and family, Cocmllle; ,1. w. Blossor, City; B. 0. Bunnell, Pros per, Ornnt Taylor, Winchester; Wei llngton Klnner, Windermere, 1). C; D. M. Henderson, Spokane; F. J Clemo, Myrtle Creek; A. B. Lel'olnto, Central Point; Win. Wright, Salem; J. Klnner, Seattlo; Peter Parazoo, A. W. Merclor, City, were among the recent arrivals at tho Koseburg Hotel. Orants Pass Observor; Tho funeral of tho late Hon. J. O. Booth on Frl day morning, the HHth Inst, at the Newman M. K. church, was the occa sion of one of the largest gathorlngB or tne kind ever In this city. As a mark of respect to tho doceusod, every business bouso in -drums 'Pass cloBod whllo the funoral was In pro gress. Twenty-live yours ago an agreement was entered Into by Judge Booth, then a young man, anil the Rev. Olttens that when either should die the survivor should speak at his funoral, and In accordance with this compact the Hov. Olttens came to Grants Psrb and paid a loving tribute to his departed friend. The funeral services were conducted by Itev. D. H. Leech, pastor of Un church, assisted by Itev. Alexander McLane and Hov. J. W. Mi-Dongal, o Portland, former pastor of tbe church. The services nt the MuBonlr comotory wore conducted by Urania Pass Lodge No, 84. A. F. & A. M and were '.very Impressive. Fever Sores. Fever sores and old chronic sores ahould not be healed entirely, but should bo kept In a healthy condi tion. This can be done by applying Chamberlain's Salvo. This salve hat no superior for thlB purpose. It Is also moat excellent for rhapp.'d hands, sore nipples, burns and dis eases of the skin. For sale by nil drugglBta. - C Ilaave Fire laddies cften receive severe burns, putting out fires, thon use Hucklon's Ualo and forgot them. It soon drives nut pain. For bursa, sc-alds, wounds, cuts and brulsea Its oarlh's greatest healer. Quickly cures Bkln erup tions, old sores, bolls, ulcers, felons; best pllo cure made, llellef In In stant. 20o at all druggists. Tlie Dust Is well settled now and yon can enjoy the pleast hours at home this winter much easier and better because Tou all know what a anlls Isfactlon and pleasure It Is to have your house thoroughly cleaned and dust removed with the NEW KLKCTK1C VACUUM CI.KANKIU Cleans everything disturbs nothing. Is lew than half the expense of any other way, and la all done In half the time. A demonstra tion will convince you. Phone 7(1, and we will call at yo tr borne and do the work for you. Rosetyj$k fcuti.it ktm&i The GHEA THE PRODUCT OF TEST AUTOMOB FACTORY IN THE WORLD THE E-M-F Co. will manufacture during 1910, 43800 Automobiles, valued at nearly $50,000,000. This number is al most one fourth of the entire output of the United States. These automobiles are made complete from the PIG IRON to the finished product, in their factory. No unnecessary middle men's profits for the buyers to pay. These cars represent the greatest values in the world today. Our allotment is small and you must apply early to secure one of them. DLL1VEKED JN ROSEBIRG, ORE. FOR $900, complete as per above pattern. Specifications Flanders "20" MOTOR 1!0 liorse-Hiver. Four cylinders, rust en IdiK! following bent Furopcall and American practice In motors of these di mensions. IIOKIC 11 B-H inches. Stroke, 3 3-1 Inches.. COOMNO. (Motor is ivaler cooled, the Jackets being extra huge, Insuring good circulation and plentiful supply of water under all con. dlUons. Water Jackets surround valve ports also. Circulation Is maintained by a ceutririigal pump or liberal proportions anil simple design, driven from magneto shaft. 1,1 IlltlC.VUnV Same principle us K-M-V "3D" vac uum feed oiler having no moving purls anil coiisiiin. ntly impos-dlde lo dls urruiigc. Cannot Hood nor starve the motor,, level always the same regardless of road levels, sHed or motor, or uuy oilier COIlfllliOIIH. KiMltON Dual system, consisting or (a) Hplililorr magneto same as F.-.M-F "3(," of which at this writing there lire 10,0011 In dally use and not u complaint; (li) a set of dry cell butteries are supplied ror emer gency use. CAItltl ItKTOIl Is of the Improved II. .at feed type similar to that on F-.M-l.' "no" and, like the latter, Is of our own design . and manufacture. CLI TCII Is of the reversed rone type leather faced the type that has outlived "II "u iiiltlple disc" uud other fails. ItlCAIt AXI.K Is similar in design and eon. slruclioii (o Hint of .;-M-F "30," which has proven so sallslai lory to owners i disap pointing to competitive makers. TRANSMISSION Is lrici.iiiatil hi the rear the Ideal const ruction for cars of "ght or Hum weight. This eonllnes the operating ilieehaiilsiii to two units and af fords a maximum of f!cihlliiy lu the chas sis. FRONT AXI.F Is drop forged lu one- piece not welded In the center from special steel of high torsional and elastic properties. SI'ltl.NO Front, senil-elllptlc. Rear, full elliptic with scroll ends siimt us F-.M-F "3" und on other high grade cars. Acme of ease riding and breakages practically unknown. 11RAKKS Following the most up-to-dato practice but hitherto found oi ly In high priced cars both sets uf brakes are or the internal expanding metal ring type. Hu ensed in u pressed steel drum on rear axles. I'lOMIHItS Knanieled steel. Unclosed lull length or car. WIIFFL HASH 1(10 laches. Tread, Standard, filing Inches. Special, 01 inches ror South ern States trade. TIRKS !Wx3 inches ample tire equipment and good safely factor. OASOLINK CAPACITV 12 gallons sulll- elent ror lif.O to 300 miles. OI'KRATION AND CONTROL As .Ills car is designed for the use of owners and will probably hut seldom he driven h,v (killed chaireiirs, every effort lias been made U simplify the control and make every part "rool proof." IIODV TVl'KS Three. Runabout: Slar.ila.il type having large deck at rear, enclosed 7 JjJ Inches high for carrying tanks, samples or other articles. An Ideal and a practical utility vehicle and withal handsome. NCIH'RIIAN A natty four-passeagcr car without doors. The rear pair of seats are removable ami otherwise tin- body is silmu as Runabout. RACV ROADS'IFR A classy two-pnssengcr Roadster, with gasoline lank exposed ut rear of scats. I,arge receptacle under scats and nimtbcr under rear di-ck. F.yi'll'.MKXT Spllldorf magneto; 2 side oil lamps; 1 idl tail lamp; 2 acetylene head lights and acetylene generator, and good tubular horn. I'RICF Runabout, Keating two, $Hr0, de livered lu Rosehurg; Suburban, sealing four, with rear scats removable, Union, de livered In Rosehurg; Racy Roadster, Ijtimo, delivered in Rosehurg, Oregon. DELIVERED IN R0SEBURG, ORE,, FOR $1,525. with complete equipment as above Brief Specifications E-M-F "30" MOTOR 30 h. p., .-cyliadcr, 4-lnrli bore by I H -Inch stroke; develop thirty horsepower and then some. Silent, llcxfble, reliable. TRANSMISSION Selective sliding gear type, 3 forward speeds and reverse. Incorpor ated in rear axle, following practice of $4000 lo SIMIOU cars. RFAR AXI.K Semi-lloatlug type; no inul-' leahle castings housing sections mude fiiiiii sleel stampings. K-M-F "30" xvns pioneer ill this improvement. FRONT AXIiK Drop forged from iilrk"! steel in one piece I-beam section. Slight ly dropiH'd in center. STFFiRIXG OFAIt Irreversible worm and sector type, as is high-priced cars. Fit AMI' Pressed steel. WMFFI, HASF I OK inchi's; trend, standard, 5016 inches; special 01-inch tread for southern roads, M HRICATIOX K-M-F automatic vnccuiim feed simplest, surest and best ever de vised. IGNITION Dual system, consisting of Splll dorf .Magneto 10,000 on K-M-F cars and never a complaint ; also set batteries for emergency use. HIIAKKS; Four, all acting on rear huh drums. TIRKS 32x3 Morgan & Wright Quick De tiu'hable. WKKillT With top, storm front and all tanks full, 2150 pounds light enough to be economical on lire heavy enough to witlistiiud hardest usage. RODV Fivc-passrugcr toiiueaii touring car wide scuta. t'OliOR Rody dark blue running gear yel low. , l'RK'K $1 125 delivered at Rosehurg, Ore gon. Mohair top, $75 extra. Glass front, $25 extra. SIIORTAGK OF CARS The entire product or nil factories for tile coming year will be considerably less than 200,0110 eel's, the demand is estimated at (100,000 cars. If you want n car it therefore behooves you to apply curly. All I'acillc Coast dealers say (hat it will be impossible to supply cars during Slay, June uud July, excepting lo those whose orders have been and are now being hooked. A small deposit will bold you n car until you are ready for it. If You are interested call or send for literature and complete description of these cars, C. B CANNON Ask for Catalogue Giving Full Description. ROSEBURG, OREGON NOTIC10 TO ntKDITORS. All persons knowing themselves Indebted to the undersigned are re- lliesteil to cull nnd settle bv Keli. I. Ill 10. Notice is also given that after this dale the undersigned will do business only on a strictly cash basis: don't ask for credit. Hated Jan. 18. lit 10. lawTl S. T SMITH. People who used and rarommcm! Hamilton's l'n.nnua Cold Cure ii .i i what they say about it: "I'mnniin 'old Cure Is cerllllnlv a sure euro I have used It upon inanv occasions." -M. Moore. "1 have used Unipqm old Cure many times and It has al ways done the work." V. P. Smith. "Sure, safe nnd oftectlvo It Umniiua Cold Cure. I have used II and know." F. 0. Stewart. dtr SHOKS AT COST nt the Cass .Street Shoe Shop until February 1. SVInterwelghts Included. ti Stomach Trouble Cured. If you have any trouble with your stomach you should take Chnnilier laln's Stomach and I.lver Tablet. Mr. J. P. Kioto, of Kdina, Mo., says: "I have used a great many different medicines for stomach trouble, but Hud CtinmberlaiirB Stomach nnd Liver Tubleta more beneficial any other remedy 1 over used." sulo by all druggists. than For C J- i. IIORSKMKN, SAVR MONKY 4- ON IIORSKSIIOK1NG. 4 X I- Horseshoeing at (ho ICnipiri) 4. Illnckamlth Shop In now from .J. $1.60 to 2.00. For ensh oulv. .;. 4- dswflS S. T. SMITH, Prop. .j. -r"r 4' 4' Mrs. A. II. llawn visiting in Oakland. and baby are Embroidery S-a.y We have placed JClLKs. on saC( for a im; " -" ited time, Excep tional values in embroideries, at 10c, 15c and 25c SEE WINDOW DISPLAY Rosebufo; Rochdale Co. A SAD TKIIU TK OF I.OVI A. P. Huron paused away oil Jan. 20, 11110. He came to his death bv his team accidentally crumping his wagon in such a way as to throw him from his seat with such violence as to cause his death within an hour. A. P. Uncoil was born in New York state, July 3. 18:18. His father and family moved to Nebraska lu his youth, and he lived there until he was married to his llrst wife, and who bore them four children, two boys and two girls. One boy died in infancy, und one girl later ou In Colorado, leaving ICIhert A. Ilaeon, uf Salinas, Cal., and Mrs. Lilly Mil ler, of Mangum. Oklahoma. When his beloved country made tho llrst call for volunteers to help put down the Rebellion, ho enlisted. From this service he had an honorable dis charge, and afterwards lived in many different states. He came to Oregon In 1U05. where he married Mrs. Mary E. Jackson, formerly of Canyonvllle. Or. They soon went to Oklahoma, and from there to New Mexico; thence to near Salinas. Cal.. on Oct. 9, 1909, to make their per manent home. Mr. Bacon was also enlisted In another war for 2." long years. That was to put down sin and .rebellion against the weuk and honored Nnzarlne. one who had given Ills life for th? world, nnd who was nnd Is today culling loudly for willing vol unteers who nre nnxlous to stake their lives on His word. He who has said, come unto me all ye ends of the earth and be ye saved, for why i w ill ye die? From such loving ser-1 vice he asked no discharge. There I Is where he was calmly standing when he fell as his post. Ills wife, SIAKY UACOX. P. A A.'M., Lsurel liOUffe No. 13 Hold! . rcgtilsr meetlngHOu -iua and Ilk Wodue dyi ol each mouth. X. 1. D(v.. W. U . N. '. JrfWKTi. Secretary DKOKEE OF HONOR. Myntlc Uxlge No. 13 Heeurindaud 4tb Tburmlsy evening of each month lu MHCcitbte Hall. Vlhitlng members cordially Invited to attend. Ml.sstK K. Cavemikk, I;. ol II (C. II. I.ksox. Keu. I. W. Dowsix, Rtcelver. FOR SALE. Some line S. C. White Leghorn cokerels. of the 227-egg strain: will go at very reasonable price if taken soon. Casa (Jrunda Poultry Co. For good printing of all kinds Tho Review always leads. Read Review advs. for bargains. iO TO TIIK Yoncalla Hotel for good accommodations. One block North of Depot. A. II. CHURCHILL, Prop. EAGLErt, Kuinbnri; Aerie mecii In Odd Fellowi Hall on 'Jnd and 4tb Monday ereu inm of each muMta, at 8 o clork. Vtsti lug brethreu la yoii itniidiiiR alwny welcome. 1. Akkaham. W. I. K. V. Vlahk, W. iHw?. IU. O. K., rhiU-tarlHii l-oune No. ftMeets n Odd Kellown Temple, earner o( JacIcbhii and Casn ?!treetn, on HturtlH" evetitnn of each week. Hombem t( ihu order in gcrnl ptaudnifi are luvlttid tuHtteiid. h. I- Bakkr, N. 0. N. T. Jbwktt. K. B. O. O. F., Hl-iiic Siai Ixxlgf No. 174, meet Odd Fflliwn' Trinple every Kritlay eveulUR Visit tig brethereu ulwa weleoiue. LI.VlNdl., N. O. W. A. 1'owkLL, K. 8. M. Fh KLR. F. S. It). O. F., Cnlon Kiicainpraent No. 9 -Meet In Odd Fellow' Temale on the Ik: and 3rd 1 hnrday evening! tI each month. Visit ing uretliercn a1wav welcome. N. Y. Jkwbtt, i V. CarlOhman. ijcrlbo. MOI-KRN HKOTHKRHOOD OF AMKI.ICA' KoirtUurK Utlge No. 'J3 MieU OVt-ry 2nd and UU Tnesdny In M:tealt Temple. Visiting members alwayx welcome. A. L. TiioKNTos, I'resirtent Kum Sic Mullen, secreiarjr. W ODKKN WOODMKN OF AMKRICA, Myrt J fainp Nt. Dteets every .'nd aul th 1 htirndriys of every month In the I 0. O. K. IIhII, corner Jui'lcon and Cuss Km. Traveling Nelnhbora areco'dtally invited to visit our l 'a in p. A. MARSTriut, '(insul, Loris l'uhvkl.l, Clerk. Chiih- Xoiir ( linking to IVaOi. A little Ik. the son of Chris R PoUrwn. a well known residt-nt of the villus of Jacksouvltle. Iowa, had a Budilcn violent attack of crouo. Much thick, strinsy ihUnm came up nftor ttivlns ('hainbcrlain'8 Coush RiMiUHty. Mr. IVtorson ny; "1 think ho would have choked to dca t h h ad we not (tl von h i m tit I ? rounxly.' For sale by all tlruggists.C Pfttronli RftTlew tdTertUer. OK. H , R.rbnrr Thap'er No. S--H .Ids theli regular meeting ou 1st ami 3rd ThurMuj in taeh Mouth. Vlsltiu mt inters in goiMl ttaudltig are respoetiuliv luvltcd to at tend. Mk'.ko K. Hoitk. W. m. Fkik Johnson. Hi-crurf RKHKKAHS, Roseburir RebekHh Lodge. No. 41. I. O. O. F.-Meew lu O.ld Kllow Tt-mple every Tuesday evt-nlng. Vltlllng Inters aud breth'en itivlteil to attend. Mrs. Mamhittk. N.(. Hrm. Dklla Lkwii, 8eey. WOMKN OF WOiHK'KAFT, I.Uae Oirele No. 4-Mtt-bion tat and 3rd Moudav rvetilng ot ta I. rnoiilH at odd Fellows' Hall Visiting member lu hkk! staniltng are tb VlUd to atletad. Mm MvRYO'Kitl. A. M. i'lar Hoke.h, clerk t.fOOItMKN OFTIIS WORl.n, Oak Camp No M( 13-Meets at ihe Odd Fellows' Hall In R.lnir. everv 1st and 3rd Monday rtuingt, VUttlng t-elKhbors always wetrome I. T Whitmit, v. I. M. K win, Cle.k CHRISTMAS IS OVER And I have begun my third year of trade in Roseburg. I wish to thank my many Patrons for their liberal patronage in the past and wish you a Happy and Prosperous New Year. I am ready to supply your needs in first class Groceries, Fruits, Flour, Feed, and Tobacco, Staple and Fancy Dishes at Reasonable prices. Pbone 201 ALTON S, FREY. atikfHtti (5 9 f T"