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Try White Houm Coffee and you have found a friend. dew Don't let the ay fret get a good pacifier from Use Hoeeburg Pharmacy. tf BBLIiB N. SMITH ARTIST Commercial Deaiana Rooms 7 and I, Douglaa National Bank Bldg., Pkoae 114. 1H. C. L. PEARSON DENTIST OFFICE IN REVIEW BU1LD1NU. Hourt: 10 a. m. to I p. m. ALBERT B. HCETr OPTOMETRIST 118 VT. CASS ST. hoacburg ... Oregon Kit. J. L. CALLAWAY, Otrtfiiiialhlc rhysirlau. Graduate American tichool of Osteopathy. Kirksville, Mo., un der founder of the science. Dr. A. T. Sti'i. , -,oau bldg. Phone 1691 ROHKMURll OREGON Office Hours: Phones: 10 to 12 a. m. Office Main 1711 2 to 4 p. m. Resid. Malu 1721 Dlt. IXCETTA SMITH, Physician Women and Cblldren Disease a Specialty. Office. Masonic Bldg.. Second Floor DIW. SKKI.Y, 8KTHKR & STEWARl Physicians and Surgeons. Suite of Office Rear Douglas Coun ty Bank Building. Ground Floor Phone 1161. ROSEHURO - - - - OREGON Ay. A A. H., Laurel Loire No. 13-H"V, regular meollugp on 2nd aid 4th Dea dly, of each touuth. J. D. Zl'Rcnm. W. M. N.T. Jkwkt- St-reuiry Nnunlth Boomers Expected. It has been expected that the ad vocates, of the formation of Nes mlth county would appear In Salem before tkls time, but up to date they have not been shaking hands around the state house. It Is reported, how ever, that John Spray, R. M. Veatch, ! and others will descend on the legis lative halls before the Besaion is much older, In the Interests of the Nesmith ltes. Two bills have been introduced at this eesalon, which, if passed, will allow counties to settle division troubles to their own satisfaction, I without calling on the state for ap proval. I Aimed at Fake Masonic Order. If the bill drafted by a committee appointed for that purpose by Al Kader Temple, Ancient Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, which is to be Introduced either In the Sen ate or the House Thursday or Friday, should become a law, all fraternal fakers operating In Oregon will have to cease their Impositions on the pub lic or take a chance of being Im prisoned for a year, paying a fine of llOuO. or of both fine and imprison ment. I The bill was drafted' as a result of the bunco initiations of 30 min utes' duration carried on in Portland by a representative or the so-called 'Scottish Grand Council of Kites." a body which is said to httve no exist ence In Scotland and whose am"1'" and representatives It' America if" repudiated by legitimate Masonic i"--ganlzntions both of the Scottisli and York Kites in this country and hi , Europe. In the proposed new law the s-v-tions of the existing law prohibiting the wearing of the emblem of so ciety, order or organization by a per son not a member and seeking aid by pretending to be a member of such order are repeated and seven new sec tions, the last punitive, are added. They are stringent in their nature and are said not only effectually to debar imposture of t lie kind which has been practiced in Oregon, but to have passed the ordeal of the courts in the .Middle Western states. WHAT ADVERTISING 18. Advertising la today the mightiest factor In the business world, it Is ;an evolution of modern industrial ! competition. It Is a business-builder with potency that goes beyond hu man desire. It la something more I than a "drummer" knocking at the J door of the consumer something I more than mere salesmanship on I paper. It Is a positive, creative force In business. It builds factories, sky scrapers and rallioads. It makes two blades of grass grow In the business world where only one grew before. It multiplies human wants and Inten sifies possessing the things which I under former conditions they could easily get along without. The human mind Is so constructed that It Is appreciably affected by repe tition and. after all. advertising Is only repetition. Truman A. De-Weese. TINCTURE Of, ARNICA Still a favorite and a good rubbing Bar muscles, at the urg rnarmacy. o Dr. J. L. Callaway, Ostopathte lelaa. Abraham Building, Ileoel A New way To Clean House Easier, Quicker aid Cheaper than ever. t Major Joseph A. Bladen, V. S. A., retired, died in Portland today, of angina pectoris. He was one of the very few men residing In the West 1 who has been voted by Congress a medal of honor for distinguished service on the nVHl of battle and was om of the ;.:id decree Masons in Ore Ron. ; There will be a meeting of Myrtle Creek Grunge on Thursdav, Feb. 2. at 1 o'clock p. in., al which lime the charter will be closed. All those who desire to jnin its charter members can do so by seeing the undersigned, or J. L, Chancy, Kdwin Weaver or A. I). Sonde. K. 11. Harber, Secy. ' Vanilla K tract gets better as It ' sells a line quality that has been , grows older. Rosebnrg Pharmacy two years In the aging. dtf Ask vour gmcer for machinery mad bread. The Uuuqi i Bakery makes It. dtf It's a great relief to know that house-cleaning is over. OUH VACTMN CUBAN KB MAKKS HOI HKCI.KAMNU EASY KOK YOU Tfw KoKehunc Vncuum Oeav er transforms the cleaning of the uuusu irom an infinite bur den into a comnarative put time into an actual pleasure- Instead of upheaval of fur niture, taking up carpets, He. The Koueburg Vacuum Clean by an easy, Blmple often reno vation, gives you perpetual free dom from dust, grime and dis ease germs without disturbing furniture or furnishings. Let ub do your housecleanlng, wito the Kit trie Vacuum Cicab er. Telephone 7 VI. poupRT'inj STI.MM i U'nnr AO.II.W, kofli-Diirg Loagfc No. 16 Meet the Viid od lift Moui'.fcyn o efn mouU t 7:30 p. m., lu ihe Forester-' Hal;. Al members iD good HiuilltiK ro tuvlted to ai tend J. w. Doukll, M. W. K H . i.Moi, Kecorder BP. O. KLKti, HotteourK Uhs, wo. 3'-!fr Holds regular cotnmunlCHttous mi the Klk Temple ou Vud and uh Thurndftyt ot tatu month. All member rt?quef-ted to ftttei.d ifguiarlT, hnd all viBittnn brotber are cordi ally iuTltd to at ten a. F. W. Haynkh, E. R. II. 0. Hi.(h:um. ritjcretary. KUKKK OK HONoK, Myntic Lodge No. IS Meeurind aim 4tn i nuntuny oveuiiurn oi nai'h month In VaPCHbee Hall. VlHltiniz mem burn cordially invited to attend. MinKIk K. Cavknder, d.ot H it. II. Lknox, Kec. I. W. D wki,l. Receiver. Old Soldier Tortured. "For years I suffered unspeakable torture from Indigestion, constipa tion and liver trouble, wrote A. K. Smith, a war veteran at Erie, Pa., "but Dr. King's New 1 Ife Pills fixed me all right. They are simply great." Try them for any stomach or kidney trouble. Only 25c at all druggists. D 1 .T ust received, a shipment of fresh California Grape Fruit. Try one for breakfast. A good appetizer. The Rochdale. sw EAGLKH, Kon borg Arlc meeti lu their hall on jHc-kmtn, St, ii.ft and Uh Monday even Iuk "I -,h mouth. i t fclock. Vim luff brethren ID K'od jimnltriK alwfiy welcome. Q. WiPltliUNtiToN.W. K PI, one Mini) i HANK t Miuiii, W . He IO.O.K., I'litletartaii U'Utie No. 8 Mi-ets n Odd Fellows Tfin pie, comer of Jnckfoii and CaBfl Htret'tn. on MUtinta. evenliiK of earb week. Members f the order In kohI cIhihDiih are Invited toattetid. I K. Mii.i.Kiic.K. N. G. M. M Miu-Kit. K. A. IO.O. F., Kiting Stat Iamikl- No. 174, meet" Odd FelluWH' Temple every Friday eveum Visit nc brelberei. alvj welcome. c . P. I.kw i. N. u. W. H P..WKLL, R. H. M . Fickle, F. S O O. F., Tnton bncHmpinent No. 9-Meeti In Odd Fellows' Temple n the 1st and 3rd Thursday evenings hi eacn muiuu. F. k. Cavksder. C. P. U. O. Lew !. Bcribe. iiOUKRN WOODMKN OF AMKKICA, Myrtle pf Camp No. 63;H) meets every 'in ft and 4th 4 1 Thursday of every mnnth in the Macabi-e Hall, corner rlneHiid CassSts. Travel ing Nelehbori are co'dially invited to visit our Camp w . Ciur. McElhinny Consul, R. Stuuijs, Cleric. MODERN BROTHKKHOOl) OF AMERICA' Rowbnrg Ixulge So. 4Vi Meets every 2nd and 4th Fiiday in Maecabee Temple. VlBlting memberi alwnvs welcome. (i, 1,. Vri;HT Prendeni A. I.. Thornton, 8ecretary. OK.M., Roseburj Cnaprer No.H!foldstheii regular meeting ou ixt and 3rd Thursduy In each Month. Viottuig memlwrB in rood standing re reipeetfully Invited to at tend. Mrs. F.imth I'karmin, W. M. Fhkk Johnson. Secretary KEHKKAH. Rosebnrg Rebeknh Ixdge,No. 41. I. O. O. F. Meets in odd Fellows' Templeevery 1'uesdnv evening. Visiting liters aud brethren invited to attend. Mrs. I,. K. Hu,ix.K. Mrs. Pklh Lewis, fecy. Mas. Mary h. I'alh, Fllian- alalSeey. OOOMHN UPTHR WORM), Oak t amp No )JMept at the Odd Fellowi' Hall in Koseburg, prcrv 1st and 3rd Monday evening!. Visiting neighbor always welcome Koht. K. Smith, 0. KN. EiKlCleik WOMEN OF WOOIX RAFT. T.ilae Circle N 4!-MeeUion Island -ird Mmnlav evening of each month at odd Fellows' Hall VliUlug memberi in good standing are lu tlttd to attend. Mrs. GRtrg Pii.Rtyii G. M. Clam Cawlfibld. Clark W THE PACIFIC MONTHLY'S INTKOnrcTOKY OI FEH 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 Kockies. It tells all about the Government reclama tion projects, free Government land and tells about the districts adapted to fruit raising, dairying, poultry raising, etc. It. has special stories by Jack London and other noted authors. The price is $1.0 a year, but to Introduce it we will send it six months for fifty cnts. This offer must be accepted on or before Feb ruary 1, 1911. Send your name and address accompanied by fifty cents in stamps and learn all about Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and California. Address. The Pacific Monthly, Portland, Oregon. dsw I? iptn. SKHVR HIM A STEAK pweet. tendpr Bni intcy Rnit ynnr hnr band will open up bis heart and hl pocketbook. Where will you got aaefe a aleakT Why right hero, of rour We have the chok-eat meata In all U land. If you buy here once yot.l husband will got pood-natured Imme diately. If yon hay here rreulitrlf be will be "Sunny Jim" all the Um. The Economy Market LP-TO-OATK INTKItlUll KIN MS for modern houses. Is made from th best oak, birch, ash and fir, such a can be procured of the finest quality and best color, and well seasoned, from our large and well assorteA stock of lumber. We have oTerr thing in building lumber demanded by builders, which we are selling at prices that we won't allow any on to beat. Orders filled for all kinds of frail boxes. The JG. Flook Co. The Semi-Weekly Oregon Journal Publishes the latest and most com plete telegraphic news of the world; gievs reliable market reports, as it is published at Portland, where the market news can be and Is 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 snbscriber twice every week 104 times a year. The Review gives all the local and county news and happenings and should be in every home in this vi cinity. The two papers make a splendid combination and you save $1.00 by sending your subscription to The Re view. We can also give our sub scribers a good clubbing offer for the Daily and Sunday, or Sunday Jour nal, in connection with The Review. ROSES, VINES, SHRUBS ORNAMENTALS AND A FEW FRUIT TREES At my new location at 220 West Oak street. Large stock here now; more coming every day. Buy early and get the best. A. L. KITCHIN Phone 2026 Roseburg, Oregon M HARTER fa OAK FLOUR Choicest Product of the West. Best and cheapest of all Family Flour, we know, we've tried them all Phone263 The NORTH SIDE GROCERY CO. 0
