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1 LlLaiLU"JLJL-.'U!ieJ OUR ENTIRE LINE OF Is , H j, STOVES I BOTH HEATERS AND COOKERS We have some especially attractive bargains for the early purchaser. Come in and look the patterns over. CHURCHILL HARDWARE COM PANY h imtnmnm:;;:::::::::::::::::: LOCAL NKUS. J. M. Donnell was ovor from Wil bur today. Mrs. W. P. jollff, of MolroHo, left Ihli aftornoon for Waukon. near Spokane, Wash., to visit with hor daughter. No Improvement la reported today la tbe condition of Mrs. T. J. Wll llama, of North Koseburg, and hopes of her recovery are slight. Mrs. Kmory Davidson und baby, who hnvo been vlKitliiK here with her puronts, Mr. mid Mm. W, :. wiiiHton. left tblH afternoon on their return home to Portland. They were ac companied by ber nephew, Clarence Lenox, who will spend a month wltn them. Kdgnr C. Smith, or 1'rfp.no, Calif., Is vIhIIIiik hero with Observer Wm. Hell, of tbe If. 8. weather bureau. Mr. Smith Is superintendent of tbe WANTED! 5000 Watches to Repair W. E. Clingenpeel Watchmaker and Optician J. T. BRYAN Th Old Reliable Watchmaker Jacks! Street Koseburg, Oregua Kings River Heclumntlnn Co., which has under way a biff reclamation en terprise near Fresno, where about 12.000 ncres of Bwamp land Is being drained and put under cultivation. F. Ilernell, the locul theater operator, returned this nioniliiK from Coos county, where he leased tbe show bouses at Marsbtleld, Han don and Co(ut)le, which he will sup ply with alternating vaudeville nnd stock performances, beginning at once. In addition ho will secure tho lease of n tbentre which Ik to be built at North Bend by Charles Thorn, a former timber land specu late; of this city, now a leadiiiK capitalist or North Bend. Mr. Iler nell has nut given up his plans for a bigger theatre In iioseburg and he will fnitlmte to mako this city hlR headquarters. Ills two show houses here go on as usual, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Perkins re turned thiB morning from Portland, Mr. I'erklns says all the railroad lines, as well as the commercial club.-i or the state, nro confidently expeeting far the largest Immigra tion to Oregon this year that has ever , come in any one yenr. As n result, 1 largely, ot Its splendid publicity work. Kugene claims a net gain or S'.uo In population the past year, and Is pledging $12,000 ror publicity purtMWfi the present year. Com munity advertising, if properly con ducted, brings big returns. nose burg and Douglas county ought to rerelve a reasonable good share of this year s big immigration, and no doubt will do so If the advantages existing hero are properly made known to those coming to Oregon. IIAILKOAI) KAItVINOS IIKKAK ALL ItKCOHDH. 1'ixciioT nt(;i:s caxcila- TIOX OF COAL CLAIMS. ..,?" ,, 7 WASHINGTON, Jan. t. President lilted Sta. were broken dur ng , " l b ?f " 1910, the approximate total being , nTbr . PL"';h0.t nnd , Ma t" 8V. t74 r.m This huee sum 1 0,olller- A"los Plnchot. to cancel Im- liwintoJ'rttM i theled' C0"1, f",rt"er over M, tn.i for 1 ooo ,! .- t9ii.! so-called Cunningham Alaskan ' " :on I pin Inta In a voluiulnous brief filed with the President, In accordance with permission given to them by Secre tary Norton on November 9, Mr. Plnchot and his brother contend that the record In the case "abundantly proves that the claims are illegal anil that from the beginning the claim ants have conspired to defraud the Government. The resort to a court for a re- 086,772 over the previous high record In 1907. So great, however, was the addi tion to ojieratlng expenses In 1910 that tho net earnings rrom opera tion Increased only $3,588,561, or scarcely more than one-third of 1 per cent above those of 1909. How the Trouble Sinris. Constipation Is the cms-i of many ailimnts and dlR.ir.1erH Mint nintro l .. . - .. your bowels regular nnd you will avoid these diseases. dealers. For sale by all CKHMAXY, TOO, GKTS HKKO r'l'.VI) FKOM CAIIXKGIF.. J forthwith. "The evidence pie s property," says the brief. "The case against the claimants Is already conclusive. We believe the duty of the Executive In regard to the claims Is obvious and Immediate. The claims should be cancelled by the President For Genuine Bargains in everythiaf in our line, wliicli includes all styles audjjriies of J-iwelry, salil gold an! plite, from tl'e cheapest to the most expensive. Our dices are the lowest possible quality considered. (Juki; sales profits cut bo figure our motto. All our lines arc complete. We despise the "Spider to the Fly" schemes. Get busy, ce in quick, let us show you. UKHLIN, Dec. 31 Announcement was mnde today that Andrew Car negie hud given $1,250,000 for a Carneglo Foundation for lire-savers In Germany. , Tho conditions and purposes of the endowment nro similar to those of the "hero funds" previously es tablished by the American financier and philanthropist in the United States. Knglund and France. The total set apart for this pur pose is now $8,500,000. Crimp Can Ik- Prevented. V1ien given as soon ns the croupy j rough nppenrs, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will wnrd off an attack ot croup and prevent nil danger and cause or anxiety. Thousands of niolbers use It sueeesHtully. Sold by all dealers. Don't full to patronlie the Fish Market. Fresh salmon 10. a pound. Live nnd cooked crnbs. Ful! line of fresh tlsh and rlntns. Free delivery. Phone 17 5. 3:19 N. Jackson. dtf Some Facts lit-gnnling Itheuinntisni. Do you know that fully nine out or every ten rases of rheumatism are simply rheumatism of the muscles due to cold or damp, or chronic rheumatism, nnd require no Internal treatment whatever? Apply Cham berlain's Liniment freelv und see how iiulckly It gives relief. For Bale by all dealers. What makes Sapolto a household word? Continuous advertising. You arw never allowed to forcer It CIIICKKM DIXXKK 35c. CHICKKX DIXXKH S.Tc. Your Sunday Dinner Well Cooked Perfectly Served Clean Place Plenty to Eat From 5:30 to 7 p. m. The Roseburg Hotel Corner Lane and Sheridan Sts. Roseburg, Oregon. In this case goes much further than to establish the fraud of attempting by subterfuge to acquire from the Government more coul land than the law allows. It shows that from the beginning, the claimants ncted with the definite nnd sustained Intention of defeating the primary purpose nnd essential spirit of the law tho spirit and purpose to prevent monopoly, nnd also com petitive development of the Nation's resources." Regarding the effect of monopoly In Alaska, tho brief says: "It Is evident that an enormous saving can be mado to the people of Alaska, to tiie whole Northwest and to the United Slates Navy, if only these coal mines are opeued, under conditions of competition." It charges that "the Industries of Alaska have been ror years largely In the hands or a great and oppres sive monopoly, tbe Guggenheim syn dicate, which has kept out othi : capital, throttled competition and held Alaska at a standstill." Secretary or tiie Interior Halllnger has forwarded to the Senate nnd House committee on public lands a draft of the proposed legislation transferring to the District or Col 'unibia Court or Appeals the Cunning . ham coal cases. ! Secretary Hnlllnger proposes that the court try the cases do novo; that Is to say, it may disregard the case made by the general land office and take new evidence ir it deems such a course necessary. The Attorney- . General Is designated to represent the Government at such rehearing. The judgment or the court In the case would be final. WHO WANTS TO CO TO NKW OKLF.AXS MAKIM CIIAS. Every yenr Phil Hates, publisher of the Pacific Northwest, at Port land, takes a car load of young ladies back East to advertise the state and he Is now trying to com plete a party that Is to leave Port land on February 15. He writes us stating that If any of our readers desires to go with him they will be I welcome. The party will be gone three weeks, going Enst over the I Canadian Pacific railway to Minne apolis and St. Paul," Cincinnati, I Louisville. Birmingham and arriving at New Orleans in tlmo to enjoy the ; uest tnree days or the Mardl Gras, I the finest pageant of its kind In the ! world. Stops or n dav each will be ! made on the return at Los Angeles and San Francisco. At all or the cities above mentioned sight seeing car trips will be taken to all points of Interest nnd a continual round of pleasure is promised. This is not a subscription scheme, but a trip which Mr. Pates makes every year to ad vertise Oregon. The cost Is $1100, which covers every expense from start to finish In a private car. Mr. Mates states that if anyone would like to go with him from this county he will expect them to bring us niuc'.i descriptive literature of our resources as our commercial organizations will furnish for distribution, us the main purpose of the trip is to advertise our resources and on former trips he has obtained thousands . of dollars worth of publicity ror Oregon which has resulted in hundreds of home- seekers locating In the state. Juke Noah came up from Portland Monday. I Mrs. Geo. Smith nnd daughter, KMlss Hazel, returned home to Eu gene today, arter a visit here at the home of her brother, H. n. Graves. Very Few Eyes Are Perfect Most eyes are more or less Im perfect. You may not be aware of It, but some day the trouble will develop into something serious. Don't take any chances a pair of glasses properly fitted and worn in time may prevent further complications. Come and see me for advice r nm well qualified to serve you best. A. S. Huey OPTOMKTHIST Cass Street, Iioseburg, Oregon. COAL! COAL!! COAL!!! LADY WELLINGTON x:ta auy -iSMi souSof Most Fitting Finale to the Festive Feast Is the Satisfaction of Knowing the place to get more of the good things to eat and at the lowest cost. Satisfaction or no sale. North Side Grocery Co. rhooe JOS CASTOR I A For Infant and Children. Thfl Kind You Hoys Always Bought Bears the &jfnatu e ot J? r SPICK SPAX SPICKS. I K IM'LF. OX XEW VKAItS . Is to wish everybody liendth and happiness. We extend that greet ing lo you now and even ir you have not bought lumber from us beroro we trust you will show keener dis crimination next year and fill your lumber needs here. It will be bet ter for you. for your building, and of course for us. Happy New Year to ail. I.Fl'XA MILI I.CMTIKR CO., Cor. I'lne and Oitk iiwn. By which we mean spices that ar absolutely clean. You want this kind. Get them at Koseburg phar-' raacy. ,jtf ' Commercial Abstract Co. Abstracts of Titles Blue Prints Filing Papers, Etc. WE WILL CO ON YOUR BOND Insurance Conveyancing in jacksoN STR.EET, ROSEBUR.C. ORECON l
