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o it! V! J t i M I l Try 'Em On Before Our Big Mirrors Harth's Toggery Clothes $20.00 and Up Criticise to Your Heart's Content the hang of the collar, set of the shoulder, drape of front and back, cut of the lapels, curve of the body lines all combine to make them selfselling, irresistible clothes. 'specially the exclusive new shades in tobacco brown. Where YOU Get the Best Home of Regal Shoes Hot beof ton nnd chocnhiU, oytitor ciK'kUilla, etc., etc., ut Ulii)imi lluk ery. dif Vuiiilht Kxtrurt K!tH bolter iih It Krowa oldop. UoHebiii'K IMiuniiiM'y noils a flno (nullity tliut Ihib Immmi two years In tho iikIiik. (Ill' Roseburg-Marshfield and Roseburg-Myrtle Poiit Stage Lines Slngna leave ItonohurK for liotli hiIiiIh nt (I n. in. dully. Ofllro nnd fllnlilos Corner Itimi nnd WnslihiKton Stiwls. C. P. Barnard, Prop. Christmas Holiday Excursions TO THE CITY OF MEXICO VIA THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY LEAVING PORTLAND December 11th and 12th, 19 10 and San Francisco, December 14;.h, 1910 A MAGNIFICENT SPECIAL TRAIN (hinImIiik tif (1si't iillmi Ciii', I'iiIIimmii ,-.( ihub .b-rpiiitf cars, mitiltiiiK vnr mill dining mr will Irim ;trl mid Iowiim-im! Strv.-ts, sail Kmiirlsiu, vlti l In CmiM l.iur. i The r( iii-imi I i tin uiiiItT the itiistii-i-s of the Smithcm Pncille. Niilimiitl Linen of .Mexico, 1 nt -riiu( ioitnl mul itvM ortlinn, II. .V S. ., ami Santa l-V. ROUND TRIP RATES $104.00 From Portland $104.00 Com-MiiitllhK Imv riih! final oilier O. It, V V and S. I', point. lulereMfng ie trim on tin ivinrii trip, hit lmlin thr (.rami (iin jron, may In mailt'. Miial return limit tin d.t- Irom dute ot alf. Kiilpnu'iit on (hi train will In limited mul no moiv pavsmm-n tWH Ih taken than can la comfortably prmlilnl for. Kor further Information. dctjill anil Ih-uiiiII ally illutra('i booklet on "Mexico," rail on any O. It. V X. or S. I jiumt, or nie to U ll.l.l I McMl Illt.W, (tvjtcnU I'ati'iiKiT Agvul, Portland, thioii. r.O oonlH to $1 off llio Hoguliir I'rli'im, thlH Moutb only, on All Shoos. Cuhh iStrool Slioo Slori). Otl r Wot Woutlior Konlweur Is In nil sI.ob and Hlwipi'H Coino ourly uud buy bo Toro tbo stork Is riorronsod Mitoblnory miulo broiid nt. t'niiiiiii llukory. I'Iioiui . ilif Copyrisht IW9 Tbe Hmuc of Kuppenhcwul Chicago Lest you forget we keep your clothes pressed free. LOCAL NEWS, You alway get tlie very beBt wIimh ?oii buy nt tin RiH'Mnln Co. r Plumbing. Leave orders nt Sylies' hardware store, or phone 25. dill I Dr. F. W. Hunt, dentist, oftlce mums In the Ahralium Hullding. tf Thu price of foodstuffs hum come ilnwn at the North Side Grocery, dtf Ask your ftroenr for niuchlin'rv iiiiulc brnad. Tlu ITiiipqua Llakcry makes It. dtf Hot ln'r tea and chocolate, oyster -mklnlls. etc., etc., at lrmpuu Hitk ery. (i,r Ask your grocer for inueMiiery innde bread. Tlie !inMua Mukery makes It. dtf llolltlay (hiods for everylmdy. lis a pleasure to show them. KoseburK Heauiy Parlor. (n Harsh (iyslcs react, wciikeu the Imwels. cause chronic constipation. Moan's lietfiilelw opi-rate easily, tone i he Hhuiiach, cure I'onstiputlon. I'.'ic. Ask your driiKKiHt for them. Barnard's tivw MarHhneld Btupe line, otlico corner lloao und Wush liik'ton strffi ,nf Horry cronni 20c pint, nnd whip ping crej.m 2"ic, a pint ut Houk'hk County Coaniflrv. dtf Spices at KoseburK rhurmnry are selected, carefully mllleil, and are the purest obtainable. dtf "SntTered day nnd nii;ht the tor ment of ItchliiK I'lh's. NothiuK help, .'d me until used Doaii'H Ointment. If cured me permanently. " Hon. tebu It. Garrett. Mayor, tilrard. Ala. Hot water bottles, fountain eyr- iriKea. bulb syrlr.i's. and atomizers tbo finest and most fomplete llnp 'n tbo city. Sold at the lowest prtcnt) on our pnarnnto to ulv. satlsraetlou '.ook at our llhe and you will not huv elapwhere Hamilton Drui; Co d A healthy man is kini; in bis own rtuht: an unhoaltby man is an un lntppy sl:ie. Munlock Mlood Hitters il!d up son nil health - keep ou welt. Widen is will happen, but the lf-st rouululeil famllie.s keep Dr. I'hom.is' Kelectic Oil for such enier-ui'tn-'e.-. It subdues the pain and heals the hurts. Himes ami Oliver, the local real estate dealers and sales managers of the Kdetihower Drchard I. ami Co.. will move their otllies to the new Musters block as soon as it Is in readiness Thev will occupy otlices 'Mi th uest. adjolniiiK the entrance to the leilinir apartments. The l-Meiihower Or. hard Land Co. Is butlditm an othce on their Mden hnwer tract, and are at work nt the !tnproenieu of the whole- acreage. TlXCn KK OK AllNICA StMl n favorite and a sood ono for r hliinr sore inuscle. at the lios burK I'hannacy. Jtf What mnken 9apolTo a houUol4 word'.' Continuous ntlvertiglng. To WHY SlIOl LH KAKltV FARM EH HLLOJ TO THE UlLN(iK? A Fa tor In Kociety.o Evt . nuiti is factor of society, end as- mich h is accountable for the manntr In which he performs the d.uie which dovolv upon him. His -Moral Ihitie. The flrn is to his home and family. The aocond to IiIb government which p 'milts him to enjoy the blessings and happlnesa of hit home and fam ily. The third Is to better tho condi tions and advance the interests of h!s cnoseii occupation. 1 SIihp we are looking at the farm ers side of the nuoHtion. what should bo his action nnd what can he do to better his condition? Kelpies as an Individual. There are certain conditions exist ing that must be met and overcome to obtain results desired by the farmer. What U'Kislation is needed must be secured by his combined ef forts. Ah mi Individual among 80 millions of people he Is InnnlteHinm! ly Kinall, and as an Individual he Is hopelessly helpless to do one th'lig to obtain relief. The moment the farmer attempts to relievo any burden created by un just taxation or unequal distribution of it, it makes no difference in what direction, he is met by an organizi d force No niKuinunt is needed at this time to convince any Intelligent farmer that such Is the ease. 11. is not enough that ho com plains and wantH something done, hut he is morally hound to do some thing himself and not merely wish It done. Ho Has Power. Ho has power and It Is his duly to use that power so as to make it available and his Influence felt. So Hint if he cannot make his Influence felt or hlH power available as an in dividual (and he cannot) his duty Is to make it so, and that can only he done through his organized efforts, ('rented n Social Heine;, Tho fanner was created a social being and needs the wholesome lu ll u en fe of organization to keep hlin so. His business is comparatively one of Isolation, varying iu degrees according to his environments. The farmer who lives within the bound aries of HiO acres becomes .very narrow and of liltln use lo the com munity. His family is correspond ingly dwarfed an they are shut out of society and are Improved as their opportunity lor association increases. The individual excluded from society will, in time, lose his mental powers and become oblivious to his own needs as well as to tho needs of others. Mere again he needs a farm organization where he and his family can meet with freedom and ease, and while cultivating sociability can se cure mental culturo and pleasing manners. The (i range the Itest. Without further arguhients all agree that the fanner needs to or ganize, and without hesitation we say the (Irange is his best organiza tion. Its Declaration of Purposes is as flue a document as wo have ever seen written by man. Its application to farm life and line sentiment coe lalned cannot be surpassed. With its existence of almost f0 years, in which time it has met the surveil lance of every opposition, it has not been found wanting in any particu lar. It has stood the test, while many other organizations which have sought to improve upon It have met with disaster and ruin. The plan of the Orange is right iu being made co-existent with the needs of the farmer, having nn organization in the township, co inty, state and Na tion, whereby it Is able to serve him In every sphere. Anything short of this is deficient. Any district iu Douglas county that wishes more information or wishes to start a (irange, some one that Is interested write to T. L, Lee, Deputy Master. Looking Hlass. Oregon, lie will visit you and organize a (J range for you. sw I'OKI MISSION I'ltOHHAM. There will be a public meeting of the Woman's Foreign Mission Society Tuesday evening. Nov. 22. beginning at T : :t 0 at the M. K. church. South: 1 1 ton No. Hi hie responses to missionary quest ion. Prayer by Itev. Mears. Hymn No. 4 02. Snap shot of our Mission field, bv Mrs. .1. W. ('.roves. Summary annual report, by Mrs. S. W. Starmer. Paper on Hie life of Laura Hay-good.'- Mrs. Asbworlh. Iteadilig. "What Would You Do if You Were a Missionary?"--Mrs. K. M. Mears. A talk on Foreign Mis-dons - Hev. K. 11. .lones. Collection. itenedicti.m - Uev. K. M. Mears. I'll F ItFST t NIIISMAS ;ift FOIt A I.ITTI.K MOi;V. Sent as a year's subscription to The Youth's Companion. fl.T." will buy the ttCtv-two weekly issues of The Youth's Companion for litll. It will bnv the two hundred and Mf'v fascinating stories In the new volume It will buy the fifty exclusive con tributions to the new volume by 'anions men and women. It will entitle the new subscriber for I iU I who s. Mids In his subscrip t'on now to all the Issues of The Companion for the remaining weeks of HM'i free. It will entit'e the new subscriber for I'M! to The Companion Calen dar, lithographed In thirteen colors and go'd If the subscription is n Christmas gift, ft will entitle the donor to an etra copv of the mil calendar. The illustrated announcement of the 'an;er and better Companion for 1 i I I will be sent to nnv address free THK YOl'TM'S COMPANION. HI Derkelev St.. PosTon. Mass. New subscriptions received nt thK othVe. Hav Arundel tun It. Patrunli Review IdTertUere. I Judiie Hamilton returned from Lugene Sunday. Sheriff Kenton was ut Doe Creek on business yesterday. Win, Anderson, the S. P. machin ist, went to Drain Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Chapman spent Sunday with relatives at Wil bur. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Williams went to Oakland Sunday for a few dava visit. K. L. Bashford arrived here from Vancouver. Wash.. Sundav morning to look after business interests. Our Item of last Saturday stating that the Kosohurg high school team was beaten at basket ball by the Oakland public school team was erroneous. The Itoseburg team won; the score was 20 to 12, as origin illy printed. Phe Douglas County Sund-i' -ochool Association will hold Us .;:mual c;,:. ventlon in tho First Prf sMyterian church In Koseburg, Nov. 29-30. 1910. All Sunday-schools are re quested to send- delegates and also to send their per capita tax. amounting to five cents per member, to J. L. Smith. Secretary and Treasurer, Hox Koseburg. Or. Mrs. N. D. Cool, county president. THIS PAOIFJO MONTHLY'S INTUOni'CTOKY OKI1 ICR The Pacific Monthly, of Portland Oregon. Is a beautifully Illustrated monthly magazine which gives very full information about the resources and opportunities of the big country lying West of the Rockies. It tells all about the Government reclama tion projects, free Government land and tells about the districts adapted to fruit raising, dnirying, poultry raising, etc. It has special Btorles by Jack Loudon and other noted authors. The price Is $1.50 a year, but to introduce tt we will send it six months for fifty cents. Tills offer must be accepted on or before Feb ruary 1, 1011. Send your name and address accompanied by fifty cents In stamps nnd learn alt about Oregon. Washington, Idaho, and' California. Address. The Pacific Monthly. Portland, Oregon. dsw Patronize Review ndvprMwon. LAUIN- DRY? The greatest question before the people today But it is easily solved We do all the work for less than the cost of your wood, soap and water and we can prove it. Our equipment of steam washing, with one fire for all tells the story. Send iis yours. RoscburgMean Laundry Wool Nklrts Cleaned am I'ivupm-iI. The Lewis Cafe MEALS AT ALL HOURS Situated on Cass street near the Southern Pa cific djjint. Lafe Lewis, Prop. School Books WTi erf School, Every Morning ywi should have a rirsi tass Founta n Pen From the Koseburg HOOK STORE the best place to buy all vour mwm 1 1 : PENCILS. PENS. INKS, CRAYON'S. ERASERS, TABLETS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES. THE ROSEBURG BOOKSTORE i Roseburg Oregon The Semi-Wtekly Oregon Journal Publishes the latest and most com plete telegraphic news of. the world; glevs reliable market reports, as. It 1b published at Portland, where the market news can be uud In corrected to date for each Issue. It also has a page of special matter' for the farm and home, an entertaining story page and a page or more of comic each week, and It goes to the subscriber twice every week 104 times a year. The Review gives all the local and county news anil happenings and ; should be in every home in this vi cinity. The two papers make a splendid I combination and you save $1.00 by; sending Vour subscription to The Re-1 view. We can also give our sub scribers u good clubbing offer for the Daily and Sunday, or Sunday Jour nal, in connection with The Review. CASTOR I A Tor Infants and Children. The Kind Ycu Have Always Bought Bears the tiignatuT e ot K. A A. M., Laurel lo'ige N t-'tol(i . resultr meelhiKBoii 2nd aid .. Wmluw dayno(aoh month, K. L. Davis, N. T. JKwirrr,.Sftieiiiry' AO.n.W, hotiurK Long 6 Meftl ttie'Jwi a nil lib Moii(!uyn of r mcuti at 7: p. m., la iht- Koreter' Hall. Al mpinlerit In good kImiiIIiik nr invited to at tflJd J. W. fjlWKLL, M. W. K 11. laMU, Recorder. BP. O. Hl.Kh, Kofounrn l..6t, no.rtatt Holds it-g'ilar comiuuiilciUioiiH a: thu Klkf Temp If on iuri and 1th ThurruSayn 1 each nnnth. All mem bum rt'uer-ted to aitpml rcemany. nd all visiting -brother art uor.li tl'y invtUsd u aitena. K. W. llAYNKK, K. K. H. C. Sioci:m. secnuar. DKdKKK UK HUNUlt, Mystic t-oflge .No. l.i - Mfetn'ind find 4th ThiUMlay evcuingi- t! eaet momh In Mnecibee Hall, Vihitinu DrtmlterK tiordif.lly mvileil to attend. Minnik K. Cavkndkh. of H rC. H. LiHNox. Kec. I.W. Diwki.l, Rtoeiver. EAULKH, HoHcbnrg Aerie meeis in their bnll on J nekton, ft, '.ind nudltn Mon.lny even iliMH of each ruoi.lh. ht H o cioek. Vltm ina brethren iu good smn'liiiK alway weleonie 1. Ahkaham. W. P. Phone Miwn hkana g. Mu ki.li. W. Skc 10. O. K., Philettiriai Longe .No. a Meets i. Odd KelloWH 'I'einple, eorner ot JiiekHon aim: ('ass t-ireeis, on fSmurda;- evening ol earr Week. MemuerH nf the order 111 geud t1Illlll itu invited Lo utlctid. (J. 11. Patrick S. O. N. T, Jkwktt, K. h. O. O. F., KlsingSiai Lodge .No. 17 tneelB Odd Fellows' Temple every Friday evciilnv Vi)dt ng b re there tihve yd welenme. Cam. W. ulkman, N. U. VV. 8 1'owki.i., tt a. M. Ficki.k, F. S (O.O. F.t (Jnlnn Kueninpment No. it -Meet; In Oild Fellows' Temple on the f. tnnl ,r: ThurNdriy evenings uf eneh uimitli. Vitt ing bretlien-n ulwa wc'.rnme. N. 't. JKwriT, C. V. Cai ()HMan. UerilJC. MODKKN WOUPMKN OK AMKKK'A. Mvrtle Camp No. WWi) meets every 'Jnd and 4th Thursdays of every month in the .Maeanee Hall, corner fine a ml ('asHSts. Travel I n it Nelghhors are codlully invited tu viMI our Cain p. A (!. Mahntkhk, Consul, Louis Ookykll, I'Lerk. Al 0 1 K R N KOTHKKHOf-U OF AMKKK'A' pf Kohebiirg Lodge No. Hil'l Mrett- everv Jim and 4th Tiienday in M.ieiabee Temple. Vivlting uieuihersi always welcome. A. I.. TiioitNioN, Premdeii' Khua Mt:Mui,l.KN, Secretary. OK.S., HoHelnirj. Cnap'er No.8 HoldHtheii regular meeting ou it and ;trd I'liiirHduy t.. vvii "iwinii. viniiiiiK me 111 ne rs li. itood btaudlng are respeoliilly invited to at tend. Mhs. (Jko K. Hopck, W.M Fkk Johnson. Heeretai y pv KHKK A MS, Koseburg Kebrkab Lodge, No f 41. I. O. O. K.-Meeta In Odd F. How' Temple every Tuenda y evening. Visitlnit tifltemaml bri-th en invited to attend. M an. U. P. l.KWft. M Rs. Pki.I.a Lkwis. '(.ey. Mrs. Makv L. Pai.m," Fltian- cial Secy. AOODMFN OFTH K WOULD, (ink camp No yy IJo-Mnetsat 1 lie Odd Fellown' Hall in ."""'J -fry isi huh .trii Mull lav fver.lngB. VIMllngiieL.'hrHin' alwavs weleome Koiit. K. Smith, i i K N. K WAHi.Oieik i. rO.Mt.N OF WOODCKAFT, Lllae Cinle No Vy 4U-.MeeU on 1st and :irl Moiidav rvetiir g of eaeli inoii i h at i dd Fidlo'ws' Hail Visiting member. in good siandiiiif are i ti to attei.d. Mr. i hack Pilkinoton 'i. ,N, t'LAKA Hmuku. rierk The People's Store The Co-Operative Store UTe Carhartt Overalls Best for the Rail Road Man. A full line of the HAMILTON BROWN SHOES At. TKo Roseburg Rochdale Co. paipo u GUARANTEED STOCKING!) for MEN CHILDREN WITH A 4 MONTHS GUARANTEE! THESE SGCXS AND STOCKINGS are made of best quality imported EGYPTIAN carded jam, seteciPd on account ot its tensile sir en nth artri tough wearing qualities. THE CGL0Tt IS ABSOLUTELY FAST BLACK, dyed b) the sulphur-dye process, which li in no way hjurious to either the yarn or to the skin ol the toot or limb. AT THE SOLE. HEEL AND TOE the thread If iljutilrrt. this reinforcement being placed where the we.ir Is greatest. Send 30 cents extra (or postage. All ol Our Cua ran toed Hosiery Is Seam loan and is Carotully Shaped to tho Foot. tCrCC OUR MAMMOTH FALL and WINTER ' nfcfc CATALOG will be sent to your ad dress for the asking. Just send us a postal with your name and address. You cannot af ford to be without this book. K contains everything known as merchandise at strictly wholesale prices. SEND for It TODAY. HARLOW-BRICCA COMPANY Incorporated 24.26-78-30 Main St . San Francisco. Calif. (J'iease mention this paper when 'you write) XOTICK FOK 1MW)I(SAI.S I'OIt HIGH St'lIOOIv SITE. Xoil.-o is lu'reby Riven that pro posals will be roceivod by the Iloanl of Dlrcflois of School District No. 4, of DouKlaa County, Oregon, nntil 4 o'clrx'k p. in., Tuesday, the 2 2nd day of November, 1U10, for a suitable site for i he purpose of erecting thereon a hiih school building. Said proposal to state dimension of she, Hie location thereof and the lowest possible price that the same can be obtained therefor. I'roponents should present pro posals in person or mail the same to ika Hoard. Ity order of the Hoard of Directors of School District No. 4, dated ut KoseburK, Oregon, this lath day ol November, Hi 10. J. C. FULLKRTOX, Chairman of Hoard. filename xkitxku, jh., Clerk of Hoard. dn21 Cranberries, nuts, spices, flavoring extracts, celery, pumpkins, and in fact everything for that Thanksgiving dinner, at the Rochdale. dn2U tJJSKKT S. IICEV OPTOMETRIST 1X8 W. CASS ST. toscburg - - - Oregon OR. J. L. CALLAWAY, Osteopathic IMiysb inn. (iraduate American School of Osteupaihy. Kirksvllle. Mo., un-. der founder of the science, Or. A. T. Sti'i. Xb.'nbani Mlrig. Phone 1691 KOSKHURO OREGON ; U. C. li. PK ARSON DKNTIST 'K11CE IN RKV1EW RU1LD1NQ. rloure: 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. v MILS. SKKI.Y. SI'ITHKR & STEWART i'Jiysi, hi us and SnrKeons. SuHe of Ofliee Rear Douglan Coun ly Hank Building, Ground Floor. Phone 1161. ROSGHURG --- - OREGON Olhce Hours: Phones: I 10 to 12 a. in. Office Main 1711 iu t p. iu. rtesiu. Mam Mil lR. T( ( KTTA SMITH, Physician Women and Children Diseases a Specialty. Office, Masonic Bldg., Second Floor, C. P.SCOTT BUILDER. AND CONTRACTOR. Estimates given on all work. ROSEHITRO . . OREGON. o
