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Newspaper Page TextsftS "CM Great Closing Out Sale Commencing Friday Jan. 6. . We are positively going to quit the 5c, 10c, 15c and 2c busiuess, will close Gut everything on these couuters regardless of cost tables and counters for sale. We are going to put in an up-to-date line of LADIES SUITS and FURN ISHINGS, which we will handle in connection with the Millinery department, aud we must have the room iu time to re-arrange our store for Spring Goods Every article on the 5c, loc, i5c aud 25c couuters MUST GO aud will go quick at the prices we are goiDg to ask for them in this sale. We will also include in this sale many other things not on bargain counters Ladie's, Misses' and Childrens' winter underwear, scarfs, mufflers, shawls and sweaters at prices that will convince you that you can well afford to lay them away for next winter. Also uieus' work gloves, sox, suspenders boys' overalls (iu small siaes,) framed pictures, aud thousands of other things too numerous to mentiou. If there Is anything In our Una that you will need la the next your, we are golug to make the price, ao yau can't kelp but buy. Remember, tbia aala la Just tba auuia aa If wa were going out of business, aa wa dou't want to carry aaytblug in winter gooda orer, and tbe uoveltlea MUST GO. THIS WILL ABSOLUTELY BE THE BIGGEST MONFY- SAVING SALE EVER HELD IN ROSEBURG. Nothing old or shop worn, everything tie aud up-to-date. All Winter Millinery below coat. LOCAL NEWS Geo. Lucas, tba electrician, and Mrs. Lucas left today for Portland, where lie will be employed. Miss Adda Zurcher went to Eugene today to visit with her aunt, tier parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1. I). Zurcher, Will follow next week. Geo. H. Pitts, The Oaks; W. H Helton. Deer Creek; R. H. Lamp, Yanolla: W. C. Perkins, Medfnrd; 8. W, McParland. Oregon City, were among the Roseburg visitors today Miss Anna Kothoff returned home to Junction today, after a visit here at the home of her brother, Phil Kothoff. Te Shasta Limited and Portlund Asjland local trains, northbound, dlcf not arrive here today until nfter eo'clock p. m.. having been delayed ay a wreck at Hugo, Josephine tounty, where two cars of freight train No. 221 were derailed. Kay Iluffington waa arrested at Oakland Wednesday by tbe city mar shal, on a request of the sheriff ut Urania Pass, sent to the sheriff here Safe Guard Your Eyes Put them In my care. I'll watch over them carefully and conscien tiously. If you need glUHHCS, I'll Ot them properly and accurately, fit them so perfectly that they will not trouble you In any way. I've fitted hundreds of pairs of eyes and never failed to adJuHt them accurately. A. S. Huey OPTOMETRIST CASS ST R.OSEBURG Don't Read This IX A Ill'ltltV. Shampoo and Plain llalrdress . .IM' Hair Dressing, Fancy BOe Facial Massage OUr I Vitro Fuclnl Massage . . . BOc Faee Illoach for freckles, el.-'. . . OOc , Facial Massage and llleach Toe Manicure g Body Masange $1,110 J Roseburg Beauty Parlors Hair Goods Neckwear Millinery Toilet Goods MasMRe Cream. Rkln Food. Whlleulua. Cream. Cold Cream. Hair Tunic. Fac llleach. ilrllllanilne. Hair Kemover, Face Powders. Roseburg Book Store BUnk Books, Filing Cases, Type writer Supplies, Writing Paper and Envelopes Everything in a first-class book store. Roseburg Book Store Ask fur our cut price catalogue of mainlines. THE FAIR STO He in chafed with havliifc "Jumped" a board bill ut (IraiitH Fhhh mid wiih taken back there thin iiioruliiK for a hearing, Kuxeiie Register: Mr. Mattoon, from iJruln, an old k 1 l(m:ii who has been suffering for some time with tome disease of his eye, hud the of fend in k member removed at the Eu gene Hospital Tuesday Kmoraon Hook, who shot OorKP Kelley. a fellow woodehoppor. at An- In ii f last Sunday evening will be arraleiied before JiiHtlre of the Peace MurHtera next Saturday afternoon on the charne of axsault with a dentil v weapon. Kelley, who Ik at Mercy j Hospital, continues to Improve. T. I,. Duncan, W. K. Huell und wife, hooking Glaus; Joe WllUiims, Hock Creek; T. K Lawsoti, H. II. SprliiKer, C. Hagi'ii, (i'endale: .1. II. HoKaii, Kmmett Hall. Oakland: 1. K. Miller, Klamath Kails: ('. T. Xatnur 0hlrat(o; A. IleurlckKen, II, Knrey, Portland; (leu. V. Humphreys, Koler. Oregon, were recent arrivals at the UoaeburK Hotel. Cal Judy, the Loon Lake settler, whose troubles would fill n good sized book, was arrested this week on the ld familiar charte of tin eaten! tie to kill one of his neighbors, and laced under $N00 hondH by the Jus tice of the Peace nt Scnttsburp to keep the peace. Unable to furnish the bond. Judy was brought to Hose hurK to be jailed. He may be neiit buck to the penitentiary, from which :ustitutlon he wuh merely paroled two years ago, Port In nd Oregon Inn: Louis Hill, president of the Cleat Northern Itull way. nnd sou of .lumen J. Hill, is due to arrive In Portland tomorrow. He left St. Pa 1 In his private car yester day for a tour of the Hues fn the Northwest. While Mr. IIIU'h ii It I m.'lo dertinrtlen is C:!li!u ! : uhe-e his family have been HpendhiK the whiter, he Is scheduled to spend a few hours tit Portland and Is ex pected to confer with John K. Stevens, president of tbe North Hank road and head of the Hill enterprises In Ore gon. Hm Fact lltfuriHii; Itlir-umntiMii. I yon know that fully nlu out of every ten cases of rheumatism are simply rheumatism of the muscles due to cold or dump, or chronic rheumatism, and require no Internal treatment whateter? Apply Chit in berluia'fl Liniment freely aud see now quickly It given relief. For ttul by all dealers. Our work is the Guaranteed Satisfaction Kind. RE E i'X IAK"AL NEWS, - Mr. and Mr. Hit-hard Wlllett, who leave tomorrow for their future home ut Hlrhmoiid, Calif., were very pleas- antly HiirprlBed lunt evening wheti fifty of their friend stormed their home with a Kenerouti quantity of Kood thltiKH for a farewell Hpread ii ml in the frame of nilnil for lndulg 1K ' K'erul Kood time. The "ours were w tilled away with Raines "'' nitwit:, with the lunch Inter- Hiterned ut a convenient juncture. The departure of Mr. and Mrs. Wlllett rrom HosehurK Is deeply regretted r a vury largo number of friends I'"d acquaintances and they take with ; ' h" be8t wishes of all for con tinned happiness and prosperity In their new home. J. (!. Kelley, of Portland, n civil engineer, who wns n resident of Itose burir In the 8ns. arrived hero this morniiiK with Warren Heed, of Oar liner. Mr, Kelley surveyed the route r the sewer system established In ttoseburtt so years iiko. Mr. Heed states that a three-storv hotel will lie built at llardlner nt once to take i ho pliica of the one destroyed by tire January 10. The plans nre now 'leliiR drawn. In the meantime. loseph Schilling, tho hotel man, Is "ervlna; meals to nil comers In the Masonic bulldliiK. nnd rooms In prl vnte houses are provided for the traveling public. DoiirIus county's delegation In the eulsluture Is at least KatultiR dls- 'inctlon. Senator Abrnhum, elected n n Statement No. 1 platform, seems o be a. leader In the Aunt beliiR naiie by tbe Assemblyltes nalust Senators llourno nnd Cbnniberlnln. ind tbe direct primary, ticprosentn- ive iiurnaniin la seekliiK to repeal 'ho whlpplriK post law; Iteiiresenta ('e Veiinc h'ifl sncreeert In nas'nr l bill to uhnllph 11 couple of school loMdnya: whlln to Itenresentative liiiitliiKton the short aud iikIv word has already been applied by (lovernor Vie-it. And the session is still youiiK Try While Mouse Coffee, absolute ly the best hi Kb Krude coffee on the market today. dsw iihi. 'lll'Hcnil.l,. In Portland. Jan. 2.'.. 1!M1, C.corno II, Churchill. iiRed 7s yearn, father of Frank II. Churchill of HosehurK. She iol Kven With Tax Collector. The I'nlted States Is tbe only ureal tuition remaining which has not abol ished all personal property-tax lews, Mr. A. .1. N'mk wages war on the inhii-ct in a very Interesting article in tbe February American Magazine. "nmv or the anecdotes the author re counts id Illustrate bis points are very amusing, th.- following being an instance of one of them: "An Ohio school-teacher had saved IOim from her earnings, and by ad vice of a hanker friend. Invested it 'n a railroad bond paying ! per cent. When tbe assessor came around she was unite proud to declare posses lon of tbe bnnd; she was a tiutrlotlc mill and willing to stand her share The local rate was live and seven- lentbs per cent She was n little -tarlled at receiving n tax-bill for "'7. but ciintldent that It was a mere blunder, ami went to the lax office to have It corrected. "Mat to her iimarement she found that the bill was correct that she was supposed to pay n tax on her bond of seven dollars more than the bend hail earned She finally gath ered her wits together suttletentlv to ask what on earth was done with all th tunney " Well, for one thing.' the nssess if said, nrbanelv, 'we have very ex "eiislve public Institutions to sunport There. for Instance' pointing through the open window 'there Is the poor house, a model of Us kind and a credit to the iiiuiitv. We time to support that ' " 'All rlbt.' said the teacher, with rising indignation, 'then von can sup port me In It I bought this bond to keep me lndoMndont against the time ' Ml 1 was past work; but If this is vi at happens. I the vou notice that I in going to sell It forthwith, and h' Iu the nmpev on theone f'me of my life- and wl I'm through i r model Institution can take care of nw ' ' She sold her bond, went to Eu 'ie enloyed herself hugely until the money was gone, and has saved nothing since." Patronlie Reylrw.'a 'vertiseri. rtOBIlHrtS I.OOf BTttKETCAHl ONE WOl'NlJED, CAPTVRED. LOS ANGELES, Jan. 25. Yelling like Indian warriors and firing re volvers with both hands, two masked men boarded an Inbound beach su burban car on the outskirts of Santa Monica shortly after 8 o clock tonight and after robbing 22 passengers aud seriously wounding one of them, were routed and forced to flee by a single shot. This shot wounded one of the roh berB In the cheek, and he was cap tured at 9:30 o'clock, when he boerd ed a cur to come to the city for ined' cal treatment. The wound In VU cheek betrayed htm. Whe brought to the county jail here he gave the name of Hoy rny and said he was 19 years old. lie refused to give any Information con cerning the Identity of his com 1 panlnn. He; companion escaped In the brush, and Is being hunted tonight by a sheriff's posse. It Is thought he will be captured before ninrniuir. Hurry Mitchell, of Santa Mnulra. who was wounded In the fuslled was shot In the neck. Mis Injuries were pronounced serious by the t-ur genus of the receiving hospital here. I II Is not known huw much the rob bers took from their 22 victims ; Fsftmutoa ran up from Heveral nun I- ; red to Heveral thousand dollars. The holdup tonight whs the fourth streetcar rubbery here in less than a month. D.WVII.I.K SCAMIAI, FALLS HACK OX INSI'KJATOHS DANVII.LK, 111.. Jan. 2.1. Vermil lion county's political housecleanlng is hanging lu the balance tonight. Tomorrow scandalous revelations that will tear Illinois politics to the verv roots may he paradiMl forth. A political conn, far-reaching and powerful, executed by the "I'lie! Joe" Cannon Federal forces, lies be hind the scene. In one swooping move today they htir'ed tbe election fruuds Investigation back iuti the teeth of Its Instigators. Circuit Judge K. H. K. Klmhrough and Mayor l.oi.p. Piatt were made the targets of thel: own t jiii ii I ry. The mayor nnd Judge KlmVoup.h announce that they will go before the lutjuisitors and unreservei'ly eii ul! they know. Charges were made that .ludg1 K;inbroiigh nnd Mayor Platf ii'-rsnn-nlly peddled more than $?nilO to ward workers from an nutoieoblU ut the last mayoralty election. Tonight the high Iiemocrntlc chief tains are In secret council. Humors arc prevalent that they have decided to confess to all the past misdeeds. If they do. the Adams county, Ohio. scandal will look like an Infant lu swnddling clothes in comparison. Croup Call Imj Prevented. When given as soon as the croupv cough appears. Chamberlain's Cough Itemed y will ward off an attack of croup nnd prevent nil danger and cause of anxiety. Thousands of mothers ir.e It successfully. Sold by ill dealers. TU.('lll;itS' U.MI.TIOV. Notice is hereby given that the County Siiuerintendent of Ilri'j;:'.;'.? ounty will hold tbe rer'.u'ir -i!t- inatlnn for applicants fr -to and onnlv tinkers at tbe co.irl Kause hi Itoseburg as follows: For Stale Pniers. Commencing Wednesdny. February S. 1911. nt o'clock a. ni.. nnd con tinuing until Saturday. February 11. at 4 p. in.; Wednesday Penmanship, history. Spelling, Physical Geography. Heati ng. Psychology. Thursday Written Arithmetic. Theory of Teaching. C.ratnmnr. llook keeplng. Physics. Civil Ciovernnient. I'rlilay Algebra, Ceogruphv, Com position, Physiology, Literature. Ore gon School l.nw. Saturday Hotnny. Plane fleome- try. General History. For County 1'npcrs. Commencing on Wednesday. Feb ruary S. 1911. Rt ! o'clock a. in., and continuing until Friday. February 10. at p. in.: Wednesday Penmanship, Historv. Orthography, Reading. Physical Geog raphy. Thursday Written Arithmetic. Theory of Teaching. Grammar. Phy siology. Friday C.eographv, School Law. Civil Government. Literature. THI'HMAN ("HANKY. swtd County Sunt. ttood Cougli Medicine fer Children. When huvlng a cough medicine f r iihildren hear In mind (hut Chamber lain a Cough Remedy Is most effect ual for colds, croup and whooulug cough and that It contains no harm ful drug. For sale by all dealers. Rose bushes and bedding plants In season. Mrs. F. V. Oweu, florist Phone Suburban 57. tf AsK your grorer for machinery made bread. The Fnipqua Ilakary makes It. dtf -o Hon the Trouble Starts, Constipation Is the cause of ninny ailments nnd disorders that make life miserable. Take Chamberlain s -Stomach nnd I.irer Tablets, keep your bowels regular and you will avoid these diseases. For sale by t't dealers. i' wwiiim ! iVi U tor t vtt srstrVh sumI trw rt'rt I Fn TVto fcow lo obuui. it-niA lit nuu-ii, B prihli tM, ,N ALL COUNTRIC. I mA-mrt mm J a-fUm tk ?trui. fHn 4 trifrlnjtmwt Prictlet tittnlytly. W w , it r . I.' us m 3 U RUU lrsl rf tUI ftm Osl E WA9HINOTON, O C. P The DeKoven Mala Quartut won the hearts of a big audience at the Bodley Auditorium !at night. From the outset the entertainment was ar tistic and clever and the audience was thoroughly alive to ItB every merit. In addition to several classics which they rendered with splendid tempera ment, the quartette snng such old favorites as "Dixie," "Carry Me Back to Old Virginia," and "He Sand Man," each of which so captivated the audience that seveiul encores were demanded by the prolonged up ilause. The voices hurmunUed perfect'y end evinced talent aa well us superior cul ture und training. Staunton, Va., Lender. The famous DeKoven Male Quartet will niipetir at the Presby terian Church, Feb. . d2t CASTOR I A For Infants and CoilrUeu. The Kind You Huve Always Sought Bears tbe tilgnatui i of MnchlDPrv inude bre.vi it Umpqiia Uukery. Phnne 221. dtf What makes SapolTo a household word? Couttnuoiia utl vertisiun. You tr flavor nllnwotl ro forget it. If. F. W. Hunt, flnntlat. office roouia In the Abraham Hullfllns- tf Mitchell exeeutivi ettlcel-M i work I- the rei,.i., - hell raes no mailer It Is his .1.1 V I., k.vn sr'e- wn.NK won " I tils car has untie WW. There will In We ll III. the lin.ll Pilkington Bros. AGKNTS 0 O Modd T.f Demonstrator, now in Carafe for Practical Demonstration All prices ,,u..,e.l re f. ... ,, . iM t,trJ 1311 UlIUU o Yl . J J JXQ Xrlll Ing relief from the headache, indiges- uon, nervousness, biliousness, due to constipation. If your doctor approves, why not use Ayer's Pills? Then seek this annroval without delav. f0T.' GOVF.ItXOIt WF.ST KAVOIIS : KAKLV T A It IFF ItF.VISlOX, SALKM, Or.. Jan: 2.V In an lnttr vlfw glvfii out yesterday (lovernor Oftwulri West not only advorutes the n visicn of the Payne-Aldrlch tariff Kchedule by schedule, but ho iIbo think it incumbent upon CongresH to hold a special session in order to 'devote its Hindivided attention to tlio Isubjeet, a vastly important to The ;snnsumerH of the Nation. In ):!t ' l rview. Governor West said: I "The voters of the I'nlted S'ates. i wherever given an opportunity, by ;the recent election, unquestionably ! aced their stamp of approval mnm the Fayne-Aldrich tariff law and it Is now up to Congress, especially to t the newly elected niembcTs, to see J that some remedial action Is taken at i;ni enrly date. There can be no pus isMtle excuse for tbe delay. Tbe high cost of livihK. and the unsettled con jditiuns or business, which always accompanies tariff revision, demands that Congress caome to tbe relief of tbe consumers of the nation, i "I believe that the calling of n special sfsison for tbe mirpote (if TTTC1T TS.. !i Mitchell Model T. $1500 Mitchell Surrey Model R. Roadster Model R. Mitchell Six $2250' EstiWislunent of the Mitchell Service Dept -n, ,e .,lh.M,HH. ,.,;.:, 'Ti u:, l: i:it i.f our ..l i-ani,,.. I...., ...... . . l'"."--i one or I lie ,1 i. i . , , illllli i ,. h... . " 7. "my. " "'"I.' "" Mltclu l ,.T. . " . '. ""' !""' ollilmlily coiit..it.. yitur i "'J; N" riuht." T.iereJi.l li'nTSSt U ""y"-n" '''" shlrkhiK "f r,.,H,.ll"h" H e belb vr Ihe ,, ,. ' . "'""K nudU' II. UNKonlan. iN.ril " ' """ "s P"l at bedtime. Brinsjs morn- considering the tariff question would be advisable and 1 also believe that the tariff should be revised schedule by schedule, In order that trust-made articles may be singled out and the 1 1 a n a the reo n red u ced . ' You can purchase at Roseburg Pharmacy sanitary nipples, steriliz ing nursing bottles, bottle brushes, Hnd everything to help reuder baby's food right. dif Fish Market Fresh Salmon 10c lb. Live and Cooked Crabs. Fresh Fish and Clams. Free Delivery. Phone 175. 339 N.Jackson $1250 $1200 will llle sen ,f his ''" ' '- ") "y Im-. f iinytllidSt "f r,'H.nll.l!il. 'ert skill , ( ) o o "'" Vifi