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Newspaper Page TextGreat Closing Out Sale Commencing Friday Jan. 6. We are positively going to quit the 5c, ioe, 15c and business, will close out everything on these counters regardless of cost tables and couuters for sale. We are going to put iu an up-to-date line of LADIES SI' ITS and FURN ISHINGS, which we will haudle in connect ion witli the Millinery department, and we must have the room iu time to re-arrauge our store for Spring Goods Every article on the 5c, loc, j.V and 25c couuters MUST GO and will go quick at the prices we are going to ask for them iu this sale. We will also include iu this sale niauy other thiugs not on bargaiu couuters Ladie's, Misses' aud Childreus' winter uuderwear, scarfs, mufflers, shawls and sweaters at prices that will convince you that you can well afford to lay them away for uext wiuter. Also tneus' work gloves, sox, suspenders boys' overalls (iu small sizes,) framed pictures, aud thousands of other things too numerous to uieutiou. It there Is suvthlug In our lino that you will need In the utxt year, wi are going (o make the price so you csu't help but buy. Kruienibcr, this sale l Jjst (he sunia as If wo wore going out of business, us d' i't want to carry anything Iu winter goods over, uud tbe novelties MUST UO. THIS WILL ABSOLUTELY BE THE BIGGEST MONFY-SAVING SALE EVER HELD IN ROSEBURG. Nothing old or shop worn, everything iicv a.id up-to-date. All Winter Millinery Tp I sri a ) VCTfs IT f? Th ton wltl1 below cost. I rlL rXltv J 1 V-ZhvC the HIU BARGAINS. OtST BAILEY. 'itK-OPK.NI.NG OK THE LOCAL NKW8 i Mr. mill Mrs. W. T. I.iiiikIoIs. of Middle, are visiting here tit the home Ales II. Ferguson cuuie up from of Mr. ami Mrs. II. V. Kiddle. Kulein Thursday ntKht. Mr. and Mm H. l linage, rec.-nt- ()n-curt blankets are a need for ly married iu this city, left this tnnrn every baby. See them at Strong's, tf tn at nn a trip to Sllverton anil Tort- Henry Scltrenk, of Looking (Mass. land, went to Oakland this afternoon on Mr I l l l i f" f 2 l H i i NOTU'K TO TlIM ITHMC. butlnesa. P. J. Stewart, father of Pr. E. H. Stewart, of this city, hns bminht 15 Acrifl of In nd ntlJnlnliiK t tie iioutli end of the plHtrlrt Fair xrouniU. one mlln eHt of this city, from Mm. (!'r trudA Hum! en and Chris N1nnn and nmt Mm. Kiehfrt T Hob!.'ns Ifnvp tumorrmv morning fur (irtutp I'nsH to v I h 1 1 with rt'latlvt'H. Later they wltl go to Southern California, where thrv rim rt'nliltv Mr. Itenu Si-ott and M Is (Mara IHtlanl. the mllllnei'M. left thltt morn ing on a niisin8 trio to Port In ml la now linprovtiiK the plaw In various Thev were JoIihmI at Paklniid hv Mm waya. H expert to ralil there. Tinker nnd Mint Mamie Northrraft. but not permanently. mlllinem of that rltv. If roo bftTen't the time to emrclao Mrft M ( St n kit and d uiithfeM reiiularlr, Poan'a Krruleta wltl pre- r. V. V Mare and 1lsc Kdith vent cotiititpatlon. They Induce a stun. arrived here Thurmt:iv n'i:ht mild. tear, healthful artlnn of the froni Santa Crm Calif JhIiiiik Mr bowels without KrlllitK. Auk four stacea. one of the new owners of druggist for them. ceuta. AT THK- the North Kosehurfc tli.iirfnp mliM plant. H. T M-r''il! n cum up from Jtlem Thursdiiv ii'kM the lenwla ture huvhiR adfourned un'll Mondav Most of the nietnht'm went to Cor vh.IIh lodav to v'it the Oretnn A-tri- AND OTHER ILLS Ot THE BODY rnltural College The hiiltt rehiring nif ! 11 1 to countv division wilt protmt'v rnnie itn for henring Mointnv or Tuesdav The hHI of Seivitor Wood se.ins te have the best chanre fr hihtoss I Most dlsttctirlnx skin eniptfotis tternftila plmplen rasties. etc . are dip' to hnpu re blood H-irdo k Plooe H'ttm is a oleatiKlim tlood teule Milken vou rlear-eved- elear-liralu-'tt rlear-sklnned. W all paper a Slmii'i's 's sn'd ;i 'f a larpe stork. st that it can le in mediately d Mveretl to the huwi Prices are. well Inst com)., and ?e t Kor Rood n'ocerici trv plume M " Pr'nk White House Coffee. tNw Machinery made bread i I'ntpnui ftnkerv. phnne L"M drf I.efer fit s. w tie bet at i!u Rosebur Pook Store. The KoseburR Theatre shows tht latest association pictures Oiu prlie to all. a cents. Change of pro gram every day dtf Hot water bottle, rountnln syr tnjtea, butb svrir.Tea. and atomtxem the finest and mot compl te line 'i the city. Sold at the Iowpbi price or our guarantee to pive njttis'actlon Look at our line nnd , will niy UT alsewh.re H :- 1i-mc Co. 4 MavliiR purchased the Inter- est of Mm. M. Joaephaoa In f me nrm or Joseph son a, we I hereby announce to the public that on and after February 1st 4 the new firm will do a spot casn nusinesB oniy ail prenit J. business of whatever nature 4 4 bolnp discontinued on aud af 4 tor that date. A 4 As we ar deslroua of wind- U iiiR up th affaim of the old j 4 firm as quickly aa possible, we 4 hereby request all persons 4 owinK accounts to lose prison a f i to arrniiKe to settle same 4 4 promptly February 1st. 4 tSifcned) . dswtf .J. 4 4.4.4-4.4. 4. 4-44.. titM'AL XKWft HOT LAKE Snnntoriu in (1l House of l :tlli Ic iiry ) Hot Lake, Oregon tub Ores on -Washington R. R. & Navigation Co. Hells ronnd-trlp t'.eket. Kood for thre. months, allowing $tt 00 worth of aecommodatlons at tbe Satititor lum. at I'ortlBitd and all O -V. K. N. Stutlons. For further Information and Illus trated booklet, "address Dr. V. T Phy. Medlral Supt and Mgr . Hot Lake. Oregon, and O.-W. K. A N. Agent, or write to VM. MrMfltHAV. Oeneral I'nsseiiKer Agent. POHTI.AM) OHrXlON TIMTl'KK 'r' .'.l;ICA Still a rarorlte and rilhhinv sore tiuisrles. ttnrtr rtinrntser t.od one fv t!)e lt.r dt isiiiiisaiiii I, immn i mlf Ihe stun 01 Candy Quality. Orange Blossom Candy Absolutely the best maile. Ask somebo ly who knows Inclusive Averts Marsfe.s Drjjr Co. ll r t 1 MK 1 tH.t.lMi CAMI tk lumbermen pick o Strals'ltest ittul sot:t:ilct iui'd inte luMibtn- ior n it rearlis be: f ;.y tliilO,un. e tf!:e.l I se ear luml .M 01; .i t .t-IE or rep.ti i t ti O'l ! U the most . mvift ouimii t , the er Ies o bf Ku wlien until it 1 tit f.ijjie bu'tj v.-1 : rud i :ai i hp I KO.NA Mll lA I I M1W K t'UH El? v r -J i at i J mm?. 4 .. sticj mm. t tr-Uk-DAlK IN I Mil tt MNhH for uiottern bouo. Is ai.idf from :h. beet oak, blah, sb and T.r. tacti at oun he procured of the finest .nMt aod bet xtor. and well . from our iri.e and well . tork of lumber. We have -y thiBK la buildm lumber deniM by eullders. which ve are eetlmt a tr that we won't allow inu to bwit. Ordam flJIrd for all kinli ot fm' boiee. The J. G. FlooK Co. Hcettarg, Orruak Flndlny. the piano tuner. U In own rhone ;iri"J. dtf Or. J. L. Callaway. Ostopathlc Phy ilclan. Abraham ftulldins. Hosehitrs liiting s tine stationery Is the nost exclusive. On sale at the Hose- Imii'k Hook Store. The Uosehurg Theatre shows the a 'est association pictures. One rieo to all. 5 cents. Change of pro gram every day. . dtl Fountain pens sold, cleaned and epatred at the Hos-'burR Hook Store Machinery made bread at Uiupnui lakerv. Phone 2J1 dtf Kunerut destRtis to order. Pr'cey Ubt. Mrs. F. 1). Owen. florist 'bone Suburban R7 r Harnard a n-w Marshfield staff 'ne. Mtire corner Koe and Wash n i t - i The ladies of the Baptist Church a ill have a window sale of hotm ookinK at Mtlledge A Pickens' store. Saturday. February 4th. dtd Phone 221 for free delUery of our uachine made broad. Unipqua Uakory. dtf The price of foodstuffs has comr town -i i th N'orth 5ide Orocery. dtf Call up 40. tne Douglas County Creamery, for cream; dellTered to mv part of the city dtf Hand-painted Valentines. the NriKhtest. snappiest line you ever .iw. just In at Graves Art Entpor um. at i 4 Hot beef tea and chocolate, ov-gter ocktaHs. etc., etc.. at Tmpqea Hak rr rftf Hot bevf tea and chocolate, oyster ocktaMs. etc., etc, at I'mpqua Hak- r dtf Kk vot.r xrocr for martilner unde brpdd The I'mii t Bakery nnke it rt tf Pon'l let the saby fret set a :o ml pa c t fl e r f ro m t b K use b u rg ''bnrmacY dtf W e h,e a car lead of the best t;ih Hiiiidtnic Plaster. riWrett and iiibbered J K Parker Co. dtf l or Veir-tabte Suds in bulk, cat: ml see S. K. Sykes. ho has a iarr" rfsh f-toek lust arrived dtt Increase the number of eitftn your iens i l lay by feeding some of our assortment of chicken (trlts aud by phu iti; fresh China nost ecs in each uest We have them all. Prink White House Coffee. The Rochdale. Ask your grocer for maehlnerr made aread. The I mpqua Bakery make It. dtf Smnitr, free from .Ime dapoaiu Sate aud cleaa. at Roseburg Phar macT dtf Phone 521 for free delivery ef eur machine made bread. Vatpqua Bakerr. AH Auene Uesiriag room and eeard ith pm ate la atiiy. la quire at f 22 Mill Streer dtf Ktw bushes and Tpeddiag plants In msou Mrs K l Owen, florist. Phoue Suburbao 7. tf lo tut r-tiat Cramery butter onlv 0c a two-pound square. Ask o-if irtKvr fr it Pairoewe koaip Htf "itnliwon" toPet papr, 16,000 'iet'ts and 4 handsome ntckle-plated 'f'"i fr. i:h first purvhasa On ly I- at te Koeoburg Book Store Node The headquarters of C. r' Arundel, the ve!! kooa ptaaOi t ;-.:. is at Lenox Oti s music I No connection with any other t.e ise in the city. dt ; (Continued from page 1). Von der Hellen Prohibiting re , bating and discrimination by com ' mon carriers. Locke Providing for irreducible maintenance fund for cemeteries owned for profit. Nottingham Requiring certain specific gnivlty for muterlul for spraying solutions. Carson Appropriating $20,000 for InvestlKHtliiK fruit peats by Ore gon Agricultural College. Ahrulitim'K latest Itlll. Senator Abraham introduced a bill today providing that a life lusurunce oollcy suull not be contestable except iu cases of suicide. Idaho loe Her Part. HOISE. Idaho. Feb. 2. Governor Haw ley sent a special message to the Senate announcing he had signed the Idaho-Oregon bridge bill calling 'or Die appropriation of $25,000 for fhe erection of a bridge across the, .Snake River at Payette.. KOSEBl'RO THEATRE to REAPPORTIONMENT IUIX IN OHKt.ON liEttlSLATCKK. MiiliiMinuih (ilven lit Out of a TotiU of (Ml MemlN rN Muritm Will Fight Measure, SALEM, Or., Feb. 2. Multnomah "ounty 1b allowed ueven senators and 16 representatives under the terms if a legislative aportioument bill ntrodttced by Senator Joseph today Multnomah is also given a joint senator with Columbia and Ctucka 'tuts, but no Joint representatives. While having practically a third of he population aud paying a third of 'he taxes of the state. Multnomah under the bill. Is awarded less than one-fourth of the whole number of senators, but practically one-third of he whole number of representatives Heavy opposition Is exjtocted fron he Marlon delegation, the second 'urges t tu the state, as tbe b'tl droi )iie representative from that county'r inotti. there being five at present Marlon Is left with the same number it senators, however. Linn also loses one representative 3aket Ih given an additional member n the lower house, while Washing ton loses one. Some changes were ilso made In joint districts. One IHttrlct Abolished. An interesting question arising rom the bill, should It pass, is the Imposition thnt would be mado C. A. Harrett. of I'nion. I" mat i 1 1 u nnd Morrow. Cnder the new hill that 'olnt district Is abolished end new .(visions are created. It Is the opin- on of some that the elimination of he district will result In the ellm 'nntton of the otlice. which they con- 'end depends solely for its being up- m tbe existence of the district. Fnder the hill that Is offered bv 'oseph. the senatorial and represen- 'ative districts are apportioned as 'ollows: Senatorial Districts. Mnrfon. first 2 ' Inn. second 1 '.in third 1 '.pne and Linn, fourth 1 noughts, fifth 1 Jackson, sixth i losenh'ne Curry. Jackson, seventh. 1 Coos, oiphth 1 nton and Po'k. n!rth 1 VamhlU. tenth 1 Washington, elventh 1 lackanifls. twelfth Multnomah thirteenth 7 ""olumhin. ClicV-nmas. N' .i't n nah lafson. fifteenth lord River and Wasco, sixteenth. Crook. Klamath and l-ake. 17th. -William. Sherman, Morrow nnd Wheeler, eighteenth Tillamook. Yamhill. Lincoln and Washington, nineteenth 1 Cmniilln. twentieth 1 I'nion and Wallowa, twenty-first .. 1 Grunt. Harney and Malheur. twenty-second 1 Baker, twenty-third 1 Total senators 30 Itt'iHvseittrtttvc Districts. Marlon, firs 4 Linn, second 2 i-ane. third -1 Douglas fourth 1 foo. fifih 1 Coos and Curry, sixth I losenhine. seventh 1 luckson. eighth - Marion and Clackamas, ninth ....1 Benton, tenth 1 Polk eleventh 1 Lin -o'n and Polk, twelfth Yamhill, thirteenth 2 Yamhill and Tillamook, fourteenth. 1 Washington, fifteenth 2 Clackamas sixteenth tHM.t and Morrow, seventeenth ... 1 tM'tpom.ih. eichteenth 1 'httson. nineteenth - 'o!uniM:i. twentieth 1 Klamath and Lake, twentv-first ...1 Crook. twentv-se'ond 1 1'mattlla. twenty-third 2 I'nion and Wallowa, twenty-fourth . 1 Baker, twentv-fifth 2 Vnlon. twentv-sith . - . Harney and Malheur twenty-sevpnthl Ollltam. Sherman. Wheeler. 2Sth..l Hood River. Wasco, twenty-ninth .. 2 Total Representatives . 60 SMly Relief From Kidney TnuMe. "I had an acute attack of Bright disease with inflammation of the kid nevs and bladder, and diriiness." wites Mrs Clara Thorp. Jackson. Mich. A bottle of Foley's Kidney Remedy overcome the attack, re duced the inflammation, took away the pain and made the bladder action norma!. 1 wish every one could know of this wonderful remedy " Marsters Drug Co. F KKAD IN KKBRI ARY HI N SET M AtiAZINK, "San Diego the City of Drt-ms Come True." Beautifully illustrated four color. "Tetrasiint Singing in the Streets of ian rrncisco - Christina Eve " Now on sale at ail news stands. 15 rents fl SPICK SPAN SPICKS. STACK LINK DEPOT. I PaiW stage for Mirltfie'd and Bt m Mea we meaa sptcea tkat are all Coc$ Bat rotn a'so for Peel ind ahsoiately cleat. Tou want tala Millwood, lew O. W. Kanp'a fn kind. Get them at Roe burg pbar eery store, Hi Sheridan. C td nucj. 4U (or priuce aioag the line. dtf To the public as a 6c theatre. Continuous performance from 1 5 p. m.( and 6 to 10 p. m. One price to all. The latest asso ciation pictures. Including Biograph. Prtngraph, Essany, Sellg. Gaulmont, Lubin. Edisou, Melles. Pat he, etc., wilt be shown. Complete chunge of program everv day. Give it a trial. dtf jl r jy fi Bad enough, to be sure. But 16W KOICIS old colds are worse' Better stop your fresh cold at once. Never hesitate to ask your doctor about Ayers Cherry Pectoral. Use it or not, as he says. He knows, f,1"00 Mr. aud Mrs. Elbert B. Hermann returned this morning from u trip to Portlutid. Rev. aud Mrs. W. A. Smlck went to Myrtle Creek this morning to re main until Sunday. C. W. Bucher and Roy iiuskell came over from Drain on business Thursday evening. H. L. McLaughlin. W. A. Burr nnd Leslie Hatfield were nmonr; the Deer Creek people In town today. I? II rhiirhtll rMtnrnoil fi-ntn Ponlanrt Thursday night, where he aml ""ther is under medical treat- ,tt. tl,n fimnrn nf h u f,ithfr infill. I O I'lu'uiiioniii KullovvH a Cult Itut nver follows the use of Fol ey's Honey and Tar. which checks the cough and expels the cold. M. Stock well. Hannibal. .Mo., says, "It beats all the remedies I ever used. I con tracted a bad cold and cough and was threatened with pneumonia. One bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar com pletely cured me." No opiates. Just a reliable household remedy. Mars ters llrus Co. F Mrs. Verna Harden, who has been v. E. Marsters, the monument the guest of Mrs. Jumes Ilrandt, left man. is now prepared to take orders this afternoon on her return home to for Vitrified Enamel photos to be Portland. . 'placed in tomb stones ond tuonu-. The printing establishment of ments Thty will lust ns long as lh Class & I'rudliomiiie In Portland was stone, are not effected by heat or cold, swept by fire Thursday afternoon,' dryness or moisture. These photos causing a loss of nearly $.'.0,000. iore set in the stoue with German Articles were filed with County cement and cannot b damaged or Clerk Lenox today Increasing the taken out so long ar. the stone lasts, capital stock of tho Sutherlln Mer- call and eo simple of work and get enntile Company from 7500 to ).- priceR o.tlce foot of Jackson St. dtf Mrs. E. T. Woodruff and daughter. Miss Lois, returned Thursday night from San Francisco where their son he lute Geo. II. Churchill. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You riuve Always Bought Bears tbe gignatare- ot Fish Market Fresh Salmon 10c lb. Live and Cooked Crabs. Fresh Fish and Clams. Free Delivery. Phone 1 75. 339 N. Jackson Mitchell Model T. $1500 Mitchell Surrey Model R. $1250 Mitchell Roadster Model R, $1200 jggg Mitchell Six $2250 Establishment of the Mitchell Service Dept. We re going; even farther. have nwnlljr extahlitli nhat will hen-after tx- kmmn a the "Milrhell Servlrr Department." It Is a rieve'op ment of the .Make-tuxxl IV.licjr. At its head we. have plaivd one of the axecuttve itlli--ix of i,ur nrKaniiatioa. Ini luih-d Kithin the c..m- of his work, is I Ik- rvuiir depart tie-lit. It Is his duty to keep an eye on all Mit chell cam no matter in what remote section of the univi-rne they may ki ll Is his duty to keep Mitchell owners thoroughly ronlented. If anythiusi giM-s uronu with your car come to this d, wrtni, nt and a ia eiild Kiadis "Thi car has g,,ne wrong. Now make it right." Then- will he no wuik ment. Then will W no rvation no technical Airkias: of n-,.n)lll We'll so the limit. We helleve the Mil. fe ll tk uoa svrfecl aa skat L make It. Itn-gonian. Cvrtland. " Pilkin: o o iton AGENTS Bros, n o 0 1911 Model T., Lfemonstftttor, now in uarage tor 1'ractical Demonstration All prices qmrd are f. o. b, the .aclory, Karlae. Wis.