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Newspaper Page TextJ--- mm The FA1RST0RE ANNOUNCES OPENING OF THEIR SUIT DEPARTMENT We have JuHt rcreivl our upeulufc kluck of LuiHt' Hulta, lrtiMit, and 1ivr Hklru, WumIi lreHMM, Ktc HultH rung" In price from $12 to $10; Ski it a from fl.UH to $15; DreitKfM from 91.25 to :10. We are altio showing absolute ly the BwelletU and moHt up-to-dute line of Pattern Hats ever shown In Kouehurg. For our mutual benefit we In vite you to cull and Inspect these Hues before buying, as we can certainly save you money on every purchase. The Little Store With The Big Bargains IOC At, NEW. Jamo Wright returned this after ob from visit at Uold Hill and Grant! Pais. IXX7AL NEWS Attention BOXING TOURNAMENT Eve. Mar. 7th.Syk.es' Rink Bobby Evans vs. Jean West 10 Rounds 8 Fast Preliminaries 8 Adm. $1.00 1st. 3 rows $1.50 Repairing Regulating Adjusting Bring your watches to UK. Our expert watch nuikcra ant tit your service. Bee samples of our work in dow. win- A. S. Huey S. f. Watch Inspector Ro.eburg I Millinery Opening. March 6th and Tth. pur entire store will be thrown open to the public. Roseburg Ueauty Parlors. Rolled oats und barley, cracked and wholo corn, wheat and nil varie ties of mill feed at the Douglas County Mills, l'hone 13. dif A marriage license has been issued to Jerry Itubln and Miss Kiln Em mons, both of Gardiner. They will ba married In Koseburg this evening. I The latest and best l.r0 novels 'can be obtained nt the public library lin the Parrott building, upstairs over tho Hose candy kitchen. Over 1200 volumes to select from. dull "Pride of Douglas," a Reselling product, nod "Uuocii City, -a hard wheat artlclu, miidi' at Vancouver, Wash., are the two best varieties of tlour on the market. Why use any other kind that costs more? If your grocer doesn't carry either brand Just phone i:l, Douglas County .Mills, and a suck will bo delivered nt your homo. dtf N. 8. Olson, Temullo; II. A. Ilalch Port Tnwnsend: J. .1. Ingram, llllls- horn; Krunk McDonald, Ulldo; 10. M McKeany, Sacramento; Will. C LVnner. Froil Conlov. Rochester, Minn.; C. N. Moody nod wife, Oak land: P. M. Littler, H. K. Nichols, D. I). Crosby, Bert Hartley, Kiddle; M. M. Waters, wire and daughter I'nlonae. Wash.; Jerry Huhen, Gar diner: T. K. Stokes, Looking (llass; W. 11. Suxtnn, Cleveland; J. l' Hark. Donver: 11. Petllt. Tacomn; W. T, Cowan and wife, .Spokane, were re cent arrivals at the Mci:iuiien. SPICK SHAN SPICKS. Dv which we mean spices that are Absolutely clean. You want this kin. I (let them at Koseburg l'har niacr. dtf Mione 1141 llt. Hours 0-12 " 1- 6 HINT V. V Dentist. Abraham Illdg. Roseburg, Oregon acta . VT .sffiS" eoa Tut- "a". int. bPOttTINJO GOODS HOUSE' Sacramento, Catllfornai The largeutjexelusive Sporting Goods Huse ou the Coast Wholesale aud re uil. Fire Arms, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle; Bicycle, Automobile, Hunting, Photographic and Athletic Supplies. Rambler, Ideal and OvrrlandJBicydcs. Big new catalogue. Send u your naHe and receive copy. It'a easy to delight everftne In the pnrtv. Just sery sotn. of our rat-clas carbonated drinks. Phone us your orders. deliver t any part of the city, o Roseburg Soda Works Koseburg, Or. FfcoM 166 Mm Street, btweB Cass and Oak B. F. Nichols was down from Kid die on business today. Curl Hoffman want to Myrtle Creek on business today. Mrs. Horace Campbell, of West Roseburg, Is suffering from an attack of la grippe. Conductor and Mrs. II. P. Allison went to Cottage drove Krlday night to spend a few days with relatives. Harvey Jones, the local hotel man, who has been severely ill for several weeks past, is reported slightly worse today. Mr. aud Mrs. O. W. Tallinan, of Telluilde, Colorado, aud Orlo N Davis, of Omaha, were among the lutest arrivals in Koseburg. Col. K. W. Page, the North Kose burg lumber dealer, returned thlB morning from a business and pleas ure trip to points In North Dakota. He Is glad to get back to Oregon. A lurge number of the members of tho Hresbyterlun Church aud some invited friends enjoyed a very pleas ant social hour at the church Friday evening. Games were played and a lunch was served. Dr. L. D. Lamkln, the evangelist who Is to conduct a series of meet ings ut the Baptist Church In this city, arrived Krlday night from Kan sas City, and was meeting the citizens here this morning, In company with Rev. W. H. Eaton. A. I). Ottlnger, Oeo. W. Dimmlck, W. H. Wilson, Wilbur; Scott Lander, Kuril Adams, Oakland; C. H. Brown, Sutherlln; H. W. Jones, Myrtle Creek; C. W. Hancock, Tiller; Win. Voorhels, Looking (llass; M. M. nrunibiirli. Dizonville; W. F. Lang loin. Cle Klum, Wash., were among tho Koseburg visitors today. Three hundred business men of Portland, at the "booster banquet" at tho Commercial Club rooms on Thursday night, voted to raise a fund or $200,001) by public subscription to continue for two years the exploi tation of the resources of Oregon. Tho Ladles' Auxiliary, No. 404, of Umpoiia Lodge, Brotherhood of Rail road Trainmen, celebrated the second anniversary of their organization with a grnnd ball at Maccabee Hall Friday night. The guests were mem bers of the trainmen and a number of their friends. Ferns, bunting, II iieu Hnd lanterns were used in hall decorations with charming effect, and a novel feature was an Improvised enhooso looking very realistic. Hunch wns served. Preliminary steps toward the or ganization of a local building and trades council were taken at Labor Hall, In Roseburg, Friday evening, bv members of the carpenters' union and delegates from other unions of the cltv. The organization will be effected and oliicers elected at a meet ing nt the hall next Tuesday evening. The meeting Friday night wiib fol lowed by a social hour, during which lunch was served. Douglas Wulte, who was In town from North Deer Creek this after noon, says the mull route to Kock- land postofllce, from Dixonvitie, nus been practically suspended, for the reason that the Hostolllce Depart ment will not pay a nuiilcarrier and tho upoule alone the route believe It Ib unjust to have to pay for that Horvlro themselves. Congressman lawley hnB been petitioned to iook aftor the matter as a considerable number of people need this mall service. HOT1CE TO TAXPAYERS. You are hereby notified that your tax's for the year It) 1 0 will become due and payable on the first day of March. We are using a new form of state ment or receipt this year, aud it will be necessary for you to either bring or send this statement to the sheriff's office when paying taxes, as this statement when stamped paid by the sheriff becomes your tax receipt. OEO. K. QUINK, daw Sheriff and Tax Collector. HOME CF FALCONRY. DOG TAX .NOW DIE. All persona owning dogs within the city of HoBel rg, Oregon, are here notified that the annual liceftse tax of $2.60 on each dog, ut either sex, Is now due and payable to the under signed. This tux must be paid with out delay. ' Dated Jan. 30, 1911. JOSEPH HUFFMAN, City Marshal. dtf ;K)I, CHEAP HOME. Three acres of ground, very good 5-rooni bouse, good well, large wood shed; good barn, 16x36; 40 bearln trees, all kinds; 12 grapes, hul white, very fine. Price $1350. Ca on or address W. H. Wilson, Wilbur, Oregon. tf TIXCTVKK OP ARNICA Still a favorite and a good one for rubbing sore muscles, at the Rose- ourg pharmacy. dtf NEW S. P. TIME CARD. No. 12. IS. 18. 20. 11. IS. IS. 17. 19. Have Arundel tuna It. tf Machinery made bread at Umpqua Bakery. Phone 221. dtf The nrlce of foodstuffs ha come down at the North Side Grocery, dtf Call up 340, the Douglas County Creamery, for cream; delivered to any pnrt of the city. dtf Hot beer tea ana cnocoiate, oysier cocktails, etc., etc., at Umpqua Bak- ry dtf Phone 221 for free aouvery or our machlno made bread. Umpqua Uakery. dtf Funeral designs to order, prices right. Mrs. F. D. Owen, florist, Phone Suburban 97. tf Rose bushes and bedding plants In season. Mrs. v. V. Owen, nonsi, Phone Suburban 97. tf Don't lot the baby fret get a good pacifier from the Roseburg Pharmacy. dtf Spires at Rosehurg Pharmacy are selected, carefully milled, and are tho purest obtainable. dtf Carnations, violets and potted lilnnts at the Rose, or phone your orders lo Mrs. F. D. Owen, florist, Phono Suburban 97. dtf (tannine leaf lard, kettle rendered, large palls $1.50 and small palls 75c. Nawhard Bros.' ninrket, 145 Sheri dan street. Phono 134. dlf After you try White House once you will come again. White House nffeo has been on the market longer han nuv other brand. ,i other words. It has stood the test of time. rho ltochdnle, agents. dsw One thousand volumes of new pop- ilar Action, paper bindings, have Just been added to the circulating llb-iry it the Koseburg Book Store. Th first book costs only 10c: rend it and xchango it for another book for -inly 5 cents. dsw Anyone wishing a suit, drew or coat tailored by the Standard Ladles' Tailoring Co., of Chicago, ad made to your aiesssrea. sluatla' call oa Mrs.,j .1. V. .lawyers, and exaailae the latest ityles aid magpies of nterlats Just received. l'err.ct it tnrntecw. dtf ! Lota of s-snmw. l!4J- llkc-t-l. but there, oly io flist ! rliiAH axr'axlva unlet net wall p.:ur it me) ! 'tar Ore) in (.' -! nf a practical of 'it ycarV ex perience. Store (tk i lest, ,nw HisMliurg Theuuej, aud is fwned i mil managed by D. P. Fisher. All ! work Ural-class and satisfaction igunrantavd. Look for the Flag, dtf The Lone Star Laundry Is now open and wants your business. I Ladies' aud gentlemen' work a : snerlnlty. Family trade solicited. Hhouo 380 and wagon will call tor .your laundry, also deliver It prompt 1 Iv when ready. Civ us a trial. We 'know the business from A to Z and we ran satisfy the most particular people. Office and plant at 10 i Sheridan street. Roseburg. Farrand Bros., proprietor. . dtf ' Northbound. Name Leant Shasta Limited .. 7:30 a. Overland 11:20 p. ru Port.-Ashland local 1:50 p. Port.-Roseb'g local 9:00 a. m Southbound. Shasta Limited .. .12:41 a. Flyer 9.15 a. Overland 4:05 a. Port.-Roseb'g local Port.-Ashland local 6:30 p. m No. 17 tie np In Koseburg, ar- ,1vlng here at 1:10 a. m. It forms the equipment of No. 20. whlcn leaves here at 9:00 In the morning returning to Portland. It will be noticed that the above la the leaving time of these trains Most of them arrive 20 minutes be fore departure. The Shasta Limited does not take on passengers at any nlao between Portland and San Franclecoo. It carries through buti nes only. o . "Pride of DougliiB" and "Queen Cltv" flour bring results. ABk the housewives who use either kind Douglas County Mills, phone 13. dtf CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the signature of A W. & K. M-, Laurel Longe No. M-HnW u regular meeuagi on ana mvu itn no ne daji of ttach mon tb. J. D. ZmirHKK, W. M. N.T. JhHBT. ik'tiretar) O.n.W. koteDiiTg Loagfe No. 16 -Meet the :2nd and lib Mniidi of i!tu-h monU at 7:80 o. m.. In the Foreter' Hall. A member Id food uiidlus are Invited to a' lend J. w. DtiwiLL, M. w. E M. i.nox. Keoorder B P. U. ElJtB.Bcmeijarg Loue, ro.82G Holili regular communications a; the Klk Tern Die on 2nd and 4th ThurBilaya ol tarti south . All membera rqueU1 to attend reguiarij, ana an vnuiug urumeip miv vurui ally invited to attend. r. n. fiiirtu, n. n. II. C. 8 locum, tteoretarr. KGKKK or HONOR MmiC LodEe No. 13- Meeu 2nd aud H& Mo inlay evtMilniffol eaciv mo tun id me una re: own t fin me Vlrltiug members onrdtally Invited to attend. ADA liAHI'.tOrt, j.UI II tC. II. Lit no I, Keo. Maud Kihk. Receiver, EAOLKB, Koaebnrg Aerie meet Id their hall on JackHon, Ht, '2nd and 4th Monday even ing of each month, at 8 o'clock. Visit lug brethren In good landing alway welcome U. WOHTlllNtiTON. W. 1'. P hone Mlf-31 BiNk 0. Mil k in. Vt - Mc IO. O. r., Phlletarlan Louge No. Meets n Odd Pellowi Temple, corner of J nek rod aud Cats .Htreeti, on Watunla" evening of each week. Members nt the order In gcod itftUdiug are Invited toaltend. 1. K. Millkpor. N. 0. M. M. Mili.ik. K. 8. t O. O. V., KIhIiib Stat UtOgu No. 174, meoti Odd Fellows' Tumiile every Friday evening Visit ug breitieren alwsys welcome. t: . P. I.KW1N, N. u. W. 8 PuWRLL, K. U. M. Ficklk, F. 8 IO.O.F.. Union hiicamninent No. 9-Meeti In Odd Fellows' Trinale ou the 1st and 3rd Thursday evenings of each month. Visit ing bretheren always we'.come. F. K. I'AVEM.KK, C. P. H O. Lkwih. tlerlbe. ODKKN WOODMEN OP AMKKIt'A, Myrtle l amp no. nmu meets every jnd and 4tti Thursdays vt every month -id ih Marabee Hall, corner l lueand t'asKts. Travel ing Neighbors are Cordially luvlied to visit our Camp. Cuts. McRliiinkt Consul, H ttTUuits. Clerk. M Ol'KRN HKOTHKKHOOl) OK AM Mill'.., ntwenu rg i ohhc ho. Meets everv inn and 4lh PittUr In Man'alee Temple. VlkltlUat mainbers alwavs welcome. (i. I n r1(ht Prrsleiit. A. L. Thorhton, r'ecreiary. 0 B P , Roaeburi Cnapier No.- Holdslbeli reftilar mretltig on 1st and 3rd ThurfHUy In rmck. Muntn Vlntttn memben In ftnd tUstdtVK are ratectfully tail ted to at tead. V Mas. C 1- Pkarmin, W. M Paaa Jommsoh. 8ecrrtary KRKKAHS, Huseburi rg Kebekah Inlae. No. MeeU tn Odd Fellow' T...aU V.. .).. - .. ...I..- slsttrsaud bretb-Wi Invited to ailend. , Mm.1. K. MiLlKiHii. Man. IKLL Lawii.j-rcv Man. Mart K. Palm, ' Flnau- f lal Seey, The Kirghit Hunt Wolvea and Poxei With Great Golden Eaylea. All tvaudiTciri art luwr uf the rliune. but for h Ut-er livt ut .purt ami darl ijk t'Xpluiti. tla- Klrulilz hi Kf iw pului. LVulnil Aslu la the huiuf uf fuU-unry, nhkh un nut luirtHliicvd tutu Hiiro t until the rrusadftv bruulit bark fulinus with them frum their furttt'iu wunilerhicK, Hut liniiKiut the ambition uf the men wh;i rty their blrtU ai wolves and foxes lusteutl of at ni'o"' imrtrities! Not content with hunting aiiie hlnls with kiiihII falcuiiK, (lit Kirhl ctiiiture and train the jtreut K"lden eaylcn. with which they hunt mui-Ii Kaine an prrlle. foxes and even wuivcH. A well inouiited Kirghiz falconer, parrying ou his wrlut one of these nuiKnllicent bli-iU. Ih a Hue nljrht. The weight of the eai;le 1m such that the owner require u uiKrt for his wrist, and the hunter tire usually to be Heen with a little wooden bracket that tttip- ports the arm imalust the hip The eagles are hootleiL as nil falcoiu are. but can te ut-d only In wluter, when they ure hungry unit keen. In summer they are fed ou miirmnts find live restful life. Milting In the sun in front of the tent doorH. When ftmelles or wolves are the ob jects of tho chase the eaules are nlded by Ionic, sleek greyhounds of a small breed, the dog ruiinhiR In and pulling down the quarry when the eagles have sufficiently bewildered it. Wide World Magazine. NATURE'S PAINT BRUSH. Colors, 8hatfeJ and Tints Thjt Cannot Bo Reproduced by Man. Nature pulnts In the most striking colors and shades and tints with delicacy never uchleved by the brush In the hands nf the artist. The highest ainbitlun ut the manufacturer of paints Is to produce colors which look like nature's. The yhave never succeeded. firnss bus a green of Its own. So has the leaf and so has the distant ocean. None of these has ever been repro duced nnd put In cans with a price label ou them. Winter apples now repose on the shelves of the paint chemists. Uouor awaits the man who enn coiuhliie col ors to produce the Huts of red of the Baldwin and Northern Spy. They come pretty near It. th:tt Is till. The same is true of the colors with which Oc tober llrst touches Hie maple leaf. If nil the patnt grinding works lu the world were multiplied ten thousand times they couldn't turn out pigment enough In n year to do what nature does In u change from season to Ben- sou, Natures brush Is busy everywhere nil the time. In the life of a leaf It applies the brush day by day. follow ing with its tints from budding time until It flutters from the branch. It touches the valleys and the hills, the growing grains, the flowering plants Never Is It Idle. New York World. Legend of Holyrood Palace. Hi.lyrood palace. FMIuhuruli. Scot- tn mt. once n Itrltisb royal residence, is the subject of a strange legend. Hub ert Louis Stevenson alludes to It In his little hook ou L'diithurgh. "There Is n silly story." he writes, "of a subterra nean passage belweeu the castle of Holyrood and a bold highland piper who volunteered to explore Its wind ings. He made his entrance by the up per end. phiylng n strathspey. The cu rious footed It after him down the street, following his descent bv the sound of the chanter from below, until nil of u sudden, nlsmt the level of Ht. Giles', the music came abruptly to an end and the people In the street stood nt fault with hands uplifted. Whether he was choked with gnses or perished n n ipiag or was removed hodllv by the evil one renin Ins a point of doubt, but the piper has never again been sceii or heard of from that day to tills." For good printing of all kinds The Review alwaya lead. Foley's Kidney ills What They Will Do for You They will cure your backache, trengthen your kidneys, cor rect urinary irregularities, build up the worn out tissues, and eliminate the excess uric acid that causes rheumatism. Pre vent Bright's Disfease and Dia bates, and restore health and anreitk. Rafuse substitutes. Pur sn'e by Mar.ier Drug Co. What makes 3,-inoUo a household word? Continuous advertising. You are never allowed to forget It. WOO nil KM OF Til I WORLD, U.k rm ! rjt-Urut Ihe (1,1,1 IVlk..' 11.11 In Kowburi, trtrr l.t ami JM MomU; evenings. Visit! urtsnhore slirmv. welcome koht. h. SHira.r. c. K N. K vam Clai t WOMKN OF WOOIM'RAPT. I.llee Vlrrle No. O-Mrru on HI ol Sr.l Mnn lst rxenti m of each month el OtM PVUowV ll. 11 Vliltlus memhrrt In gooil alsnittn ore in vited to nltetol. MES.tlS.rB PlLEINOTOS Q. H luu c.wuieitk Clerk I Fit vTtk-ib. (kw lo ttbCtUt. pIOt, ti rWaJ model ii rrwf rptkrI obteUt. Kattrnt. tnailo aiuki " " IN ALL COUNTRIES. Ptttrrt trtd Wriftcwnwit rVictle Ucliilvtly. w nw or enn ! u U U mU ltn.t, VatM Mm ffahwl OaW. WiSHINQTON n R 55 Hotel The Grand Corner Cass and Rose Streets Furnished rooms, with or without private bath. Hot and cold water in each room. House is steam heated throughout All new furniture and furnishings. A strictly first class European Hotel. Rates reasonable. Fred Schwartz Proprietor The Semi-Weekly Oregon Journal Publishes the latest and most com plete telegraphic new of the world; gieva reliable market reports, as It is published at Portland, where the market new can be and ia 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 ail the local and county news und happenings and should be in every borne 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 ofTer for the Dally and Sunday, or Sunday Jour nal, In connection with The Review. STAGE LINE DEPOT. Dally stages for Marshfleld and all Coos Bay points, also for Peel and Millwood, leave O. W. Itapp' gro cery store, 133 Sheridan. Cash paid for produce along the line. dt Do.iglns County Creamery butter only 76c a two-pound square. Ask WOOD VOK THE CUTTING. Hundreds of cords of fine body oak wood free for the cutting. Must be cut soon, but need not be hauled off till summer. Six and one-half miles from Roseburg, Address Over land Orchards, Wilbur, Ore. Phone Farmers 129 dtf The Lewis Cafe MEALS AT ALL HOURS Situated on Cass street near the Southern Pa cific depot. ',iJi,t,rr,0Cer ,or lt- F,trou,,e "dT Lale Lewis, Prop. It Takes Only One Bottle of Burnett's Vanilla To convince you of Its wonderf'il superiority. Insist on getting the one bottle. You will always find a full, fi-esli supply at our store, as well as everything else In the grocery line. MUUdqt PROXE 2!tH. COMMERCIAL CLIB BUILDING. Commercial Abstract Co. Abstracts of Titles Blue Prints Filing Papers, Etc. WE WILL GO ON YOUR BOND Insurance Conveyancing 326 NORTH JACKSON STRXET, ROSEBURG, OREGON The Cycle Hatchers Are The Best Get a Cycle Brooder and Hatcher com bined. Holds 50 eggs, easy to run aid are most economical. Costs less to ruA than any other incubator. See them at J. F. BARKER & CO. IMPLEMENTS AND VEHICLES Roseburg, Oregon 4