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EVENING RQSEBCRC K VIEW DKCRMBEK 14, 1012. Mil. IN MAN TKL1.S WHY UK HAD HIS HAIR ( IT. To the Editor: ! For the reason why I let my hair grow bo long, then having it cut, are,' Kiven as follows: My intention was to allow It to grow so 1 could have it braided with I red and blue ribbons, my grey hair to show the other of the National, colors. I intended further ornament i by rosettes and lettering emblemati cal of international significance in aid of clothing, pnrapheriinlia and ad-' vertlsement during my intending lec turing tour and suitable to the nature of the discourse as a drawing card! Subject: "The Coming New Life by the Living New Man." I intend to tell new truths, not withstanding that there is nothing that all nations hate worse than the truth, tho' the world, the planets, and nature, are Truth. I intend to hew close to the Hue of truth, let the chips Call where they may, and should Borne of the audience become frenzied to the movement of mob violence, 1 intended to refer them to my locka thut had grown white by the frosts of many winters, and site them to the Chinese who have reverence for the aged. Some say that I let my hair grow long because our forefathers let theirs grow long, because it was fashionable then to do so. Washing ton, Jefferson, Madison and others; Borne braided their hair. Some later eminent men, Including the Rev. Beechor, let their hair grow long. The last time 1 saw Beecher was when 1 attended his lecture on one of his famous lecturing tours. His long hair hung over his shoulders A Christmas suggestion for you Buy Your Groceries at KIDD'S PHONE 103 PHONE 103 Harvey-Eastman Grocery Co. We wish to thank the people of Roseburg and vicinity for the lib eral patronage they have given us during our first week In business. We roalize that It is due largely to the claBS of groceries carried. Such Well Known Brands As llluo Ribbon Flour Royal Club Coffee M. J. H. Coffee Gold Gnto Coffee (Mr Hulk Coffws 30c & 315c. Tipton & Rldgway's Tons Royal Club and Pel Mont Canned Goods ColtnouH, Durkec's mid Royal Club Spices Van Dm-er's Eitracts Let us quote you on Xmns candles, nuts ami fruits. Ijoavo your order for a family Xmas tree Also a full line of materials for Xmas dinner, raisins, currants, canned citron, oranges and lemons, shelled nuts, cider, mincemeat in bulk stock. Call and Inspect our stock and got prices. Everything for the Table HARVEY-EASTMAN GROCERY CO. Sheridan Street Roseburg, Oregon Pure, Sweet Apple Cider WE HAVE THE WELL KNOWN "Bristol" Brand Cider made from choice apples only. For free delivery call up 186 ROSEBURG SODA WORKS Authoriisd Bottlers of the Genuine Hires' Root Beer. Phons 116. and gracefully turned In toward his I H"l-I"I"l"r''I"M"l"I '"I"I"I"I"I' DOIGI.A9 COl'.VTV RK1' neck and was becoming to the aged KKSENTATIVK AGAINST .1 mnn. i uuAliu. iin i run Then there Is the living Elbert MKlll'i iiosriTAii, Hubbard, a successful publisher. 4 banker, and editor and owner of the 4r Saturday, December 14, next "Fra SCHOOL SI TKKVISOltS. (Glendale News). We notice a short editorial in the Mr .Hubbard is better known ' JU Saturday, has been fixed m A Oregon Statesnm'n relative to th to the literary world and others ns 4 lne dav for receiving donations A abolition of the county school super "Pro Kihertua." Mr. Hubbard would A for the hospltul, and J. K. Bar- 4. visors. This was un Issue which J not look like himself did he not let 4. ker & Co. have kindly offered 4 K. Howard made In bis rnnipnlgn his hair grow long. Ilia long curly A their store lor a receiving ue- over Liougius uoumy, unu nominees hair is becoming "Krn ElbertuB." 4- vol. Bring whatever donations; A turned many votes in his favor which Now, (and the word or term 1b ever 4. you wish to mane or cau coueci f resuneu in nis election 10 win i.egis- nnert in the wav of euiihonv) here A from others to this designated Is why 1 had my hair cut: It took too 4 place, and make the day a much combing to keep It In order, ' A "red letter day" for tho hospi and I could not braid It myself and '. tal. People living quite a dis- not wanting to bother otners to Dram ( 4. tnnce irom iowu uuu it for mo, 1 concluded to have It cut. J 4. to come themselves, can prob- Furthermore, I Baw a picture In ono , 4- ably find some kind neighbor of the big dailies that was claimed '4- who will bring their donations to be a likeness of a stone face 4 to Roseburg for them. It is image of Jesus Christ, claimed to be 4 hoped that this article will dug up In Portugal. 1 ne picture reacn me uouce 01 evtijuuuj represented a man of hatchet-shaped 4 ' the county who will give it A face, receding forehead, long flowing , 4- their merciful attention. 4 hair and parted In the middle. And 4 People not able to bring or A Borne curious people over in England '. 4. send their donations by Satur- A offered In reverence all the money In 4. day can leave same either at ti the Bank of England if it can oe 4. the hospital or at J. r: tiaraer proven that the stone Image 1b that J J. & Co's. store during the fol- A of Christ! Think of the nonsense A lowing week. 4 0( (t! COMMITTEE. 4. lature. Mr. Howard has a bill draft ed which will not only do away with the supervisors, but will provide foi tho supervision of schools nt much less expense than the present system requires. The bill also provides for the introduction of a graded course .in ethics to bo tnught in the schools and lectures to bo given on sexual Well, I thought that while my face' A Is Bhaped more ancient Grecian, with high and broad rorelieau, siraigm with forehead, nose and chin, and I do not part my hair in the middle, but If my long locks look like God's hair, then no more long nair in mine Yours truly, JAMES 1NMAN. SOUTH IMirfil.AS NEWS, AS TOIiH HY K.U'HASCiKS, (Glendale News). Dr. Shearer has leased a portion of the Clarke annex and will estab lish a hospital therein. Miss Thome 1 will be the matron. J. M. Fellnor, recently from Lin den, Iown, has bought the Glllons lease of the J. L. Scott farm on Windy Creek. Mr. Glllons will move back to his own farm. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Roberts was gladdened Thursday by the arrival of a 12-pound boy. Walter Spiker arrived home Satur day from Canada, where he has been for the past several months. Mr. and Mrs. Wra. Jtnlfour, of Saskatoon, the former a brother of Mrs. Wm. Sinker, arrived In Glen dale Tuesday for an extended visit. W. E. OBgood, owner of the Dong las mine, arrived Wednesday from Doston, and In company with his foreman. J. E. Dwyer, drove out to the mine. Mr. Osgood plana to work the mine extensively this winter, and from all reports the property is show ing up fine. Mrs. D. W. Looney has recovered from her long illness. MOO.SH DANCE. A.H.4..;..H..H"I.AAAA4".AAA who died lost Thursday, took place Saturday under the auspices of the local Christian Scientists. I. A. Dean and Nathan Dean finished loading a car of fancy Den Davis and Jonnthan apples last Sat urday for shipment to Stockton, Oil. Dean Ilros. bought them from E. A. llowker and packed them themselves. The price per box received f. 0. b. Riddle was 85 cents, and while that is not a big price nt all, there Is still money In the business nt that. There are still several carloads of commer cial apples In tho valley scattered around among the different growers 111 lots from 50 to 100 boxes or more, and an effort will bo made to get these together for Bhlpment. Grant Winner, who recently sold his ranch, during tho past week dis posed of Ills plumbing shop and Btock and left todny for Riverside, Cal., with his family. Messrs. Marsh and Bullwinkle, of the Riddle Hardware Company, who for the past throe months have been conducting a plumbing department In connection with their store, yesterday purchased nil of the Winner outfit, including the two lots whero tho shop Is lo cated. A grand ball will be given by the Loyal Order Moobo at the Armory Monday evening, Dec. it. Everybody Invited to Join in nnd have a good time. Music by Moose orchestra. Professor Ott, leador. The following' committees aro In charge: Entertaining committee George Neuner, Jr., Carl D. Shoemaker, Rob ert E. Smith. Reception committee H. S. French, Chas. Greemnnn. Floor committee Wm. Bogard, L J. Neuner. Claud Stout, J.-W. Wright Tickets now on snlo at Club Cigar Store, corner Roso and Cass streets, and at Palace of Sweets. YOU CAN CURE THAT BACKACHE, Pain aiOQgttie back, dlxrinniia.liPRtUclio Mill Keitem! lanmior. (Jut a pAckao uf Molliur Uray'ti Alto Ill ATIO-1.KAIP, tlio pleasant root ami lifrt) euro for All Kliluev.lll&dilpr and llrinurvtroillllt-a. Wllon yon feel all run down, tired, weak and without norfty uao this remarkable combination ot nature a UCrUB anil luuia. rr(iimiiir una in. itijii m. Mother Uray'B Aromntlc-Loar la anin nyiinii IBIS or Bent dt man lor ovcus. onuimw nm the.. iIiIimi, Tbe llomct uny uo., l-e iwy, n. 1. rniflrlln Tribune). I Wnrd hnR heen received of the ar rival of a daughter at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Charlie Cook nt Joseph. Mrs. Cook was formerly Miss Pearl Cardwell. Florence Evelyn, tho six months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Nichols, died last Thursdny night nt midnight, of whooping cough. Tho child was born on June 19 last. Tho funernl of Mrs. .1. O. Smith, A. F. & A. M. Laurel Lodge, No. 13. Regular meetings ou the Becond and fourth Wednes days of each month at MaBonlc Tem ple, corner JnckBon and Cass, bojonr- ers lnvltod to attend. N. RICE, W. M. R. H. C. WOOD, Sec. Cure Your Cold While You Can. The quicker a cold Is gotten rid of the less the danger from pneumonia and other serious diseases. Mr. B. W. L. Hall, of Waverly, Va., says "I firmly bolleve Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to be absolutely the best preparation on the market for colds. I have recommended It to mv friends and they all agree with me." For sale by all dealers. C P. O. ELKS, ROBCburg Lodge, No 326 Holds regular communi cations at the Elks' Temple on the 2nd nnd 4th Thursdays of each month. All members requested to attend regularly, and all visltlnc brothers are cordially Invited to nt tend. B1NGER HERMANN, E. R. H. C. SLOCllM, Secretary. Try a sack of Blue Ribbon flour, tl.50 per sack; always reliable. Costs no moro than many Inferior brands. Hnrvey-Eastman Grocery Co., phone 103. MANUFACTURERS FAVOR ROSEBURG AND VICINITY Nino of America's foremost piano I manufacturers have contracted with Ellers Music House to Boll one hund red pianos In Roseburg nnd vicinity before the 24th. In turn, Ellon have contracted to buy three pianos for every one sold, making a total of four hundred pianos, one hundred of which must be sold In the noxt eleven days. To soil this enormous stock 01 pianos In a very short time, requires strenuous measures. To accomplish this tho manufacturers have appro priated nine thousand dollars of ad vertising fundB to Roseburg and vi cinity, and sent their special adver tising manager, A. I'. Hcnerienoerg, to Boll the ono hundred pianos. Soil means dispose of them at prices that will make one hundred new friends for this grent firm, Ellers Music House, and do It quick. Trices No oiyocr. Because business In the United States has been good only in a few districts some of the largest and old est established makers of tho best grades of pianos were compelled to unload surplus stocks. Ellers Music House agreed to buy four mm tired of these pianos If tho manufacturers would contract to sell one Hundred In RoBehurg and vicinity. Terms Not Conslilerctl. Thus these fine pianos have been J. H. Sykes Gun Store Exclusive Sporting Goods Store Guns, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle 0. V. B. Pocket Knives Opposite Postoffke Roseburg, Oregon shipped to RoBuhurg and the factory's representative Is here to see that they aro sold. Prices and termB will be no object. Tliivo Grent Advantages. It Is no slmplo matter for us to undertako to Bell a Inrge number of extra plnnos, nnd particularly the costlier kinds, in ntlilltlon to those regularly contracted for by us. But the contracts are Btgned and it muBt be done. First of all those additional fine pianos will bo Bold at prices lower than the ordlnnry small dealer bun to pay for them. Secondly, we aro making terms of payment so extremely easy thut any home can arrange to get one; and thirdly, cash Is not necessary; your credit is good. In fact, bring wlin money you can spare as first pay ment; come In and talk It over nt once; any plnno in the store will be Bold upon two and & half and three years time.. Act quickly, come at once, now that advertising money for the total of four hundred plnnos will bn used right here In Roseburg and vicinity in tho way of substantial discount In making prices to show you th lowest and grentest savlngB. Ellers Musio lloiiso, 116 Cass slrnet. KEEP THE KIDNEYH WELL. Health In Worth Rnvlnp;, anil Homo RcHicliiirit I'coplo Know How to Save It. NOTICE. Many RoReburg people take tholr lives In their hands by neglecting the kidneys when they know these or gans need help. Weak kidneys are responsible for a vast amount of Buf fering and 111 health, but there Is no need to suffer or remain In danger. Uso Doan's Kidney Pills a remedy that has helped thousands of kidney su fferers. The following statement leaves no ground for doubt. Mrs. Klla Blsboy, S. Fourth St., Cotlngo Grove. Ore., says: "Doan's Kidney Pills have been used In our family and have proven very effec tive In relieving kidney trouble. Tho person who took them was quite bad with this complaint, but ho Is now enjoying good health. This experi ence has convinced us of the merit; of Doan's Kidney Pills." For sale by all dialers. Trice r.O rents. Koster-Mllbnrn Co., Buffalo. New York, sole agents for thn Unlt'-d Hlntes. Remember the name Doan's We, the undersigned taxpnycrs and remaeins 01 noau uinuici. no. ow kamKv viva iintlpn t li n t a itnhtlr. meet ing will be hold at tho Peel postofflcn In said Road District No. 30, of DniKrlnii Conntv. Oregon, on Satur day, December 28, 1SM2, beginning at 1 o'clock p. m., for tho purpose of voting an additional tax upon all per sonal and real property Bltuated In said Road District, for the purpose of Improving tho public road In suld Road District. Hieneil: C. K. Watson, N. Nelson , M..infu.. (1 Hillnlus. II. L. En Ii. a V t.'tw'f'la A A.- Eneels. W uf 'ii.!c.rri c n. Talrott. D. C a 1,1. vi .... 1.1 1 n 1 1r, n Dec. 0. 1912. d l-'olls Koiil Plot. When a shameful plot exists be- . n 1lVAr nnii Imwnla tfl OAUBO dlS- tress by refusing to act, take Dr. is,...-.. I.tfn PUIm nnd end such rniK " i-"-" - , - - - abuse of your system. They gently compel right action of stomach, liver Knu inn reatnre vour health ,t oil v'i fuellniis. 25o at all I r. " i.i. B LODGE CARDS FOR SALE CIIK.U' ATJTO STAGE LINE DEPOT. Houeo partially finished; will ' Dully stages and autoa for Marsh- finish it to suit purclutser. Terms: field nnd all Coos Hay points, also One-bnlf cash, Imlnnce on monthly for Peel and Millwood, leave Q. W. ustalliuents. I'nge Iim-stiiuMit Co., Kupii'h grocery store, 133 Sheridan. 7 Oil No. JiiikHon St. c.'ish paid for produco along the line. DEGREE OF HONOR Mystio Lodge No. 13 Meets 2nd and 4th Mon- day evenings of each month In the Odd Fellow's Temple. Visiting members are cordially Invited to at tend. ADA LAMP80N, C. of H. K. H. LENOX, Ret!. ' MAUD KIRK, Receiver. EAGLES, Roseburg Aerlo meets I- their hall on Jackson St., 2nd ana 4th Monday- evenings of each month, at I o'clock. VlBltlng breth ren In good standing always welcome. BHN INUHTIi, W. 1. B. F. GOODMAN, W. Sec Phone M 1S3. O. O. F.. Rising Star Lodge No. 174 meets in the Odd Fellows Temple every Friday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. ED. S. COCKHI.KHASrc, N. U. W. S. POWELL, R. 8. M. FICKLE, F. 8. I MPROVED ORDER OF RED MNN, I Umpqun Tribe No. 44, mechi every 1st nnd 3rd Monday of each month, at tho Eagles' Hall. Visiting Chiefs we come. J. W. BROWN. Hacnem C. H, TERCINSIvI, C. or it O. O. F., Union Encampment No. 6 Meets In Odd Fellows Tempi on the 1st nnd 3rd Thursday even lnga of each month. Visiting b re th ren alwayfl welcome. CARL OH MAN, U. 1'. L. H. MILLEDOK, Scribe. I O. O. F., I Moets Phlletarlan Lodge No, Moets In Odd Fellows Temple, corner Jackson and Cans Rts., rm Saturday evening of each week Menbars of the erder In good stnnd Ing art Invited to attend. J. R. BAILEY, N. O. M.. M. MILLER, R. S. f H. B., Roseburg Chapter No. 8 V Holds thslr rraalnr meeting on th 1st ant flrd Thursday In each maite. Ylsltlng members In good standing ars respectfully Invited t attend. MRS. JESSIE DAT, W. M FRUB JOHNSON. Sec. n BBKAHS, Roseburg Rebeknh I Indira. No. 41. I. O. O. F. Meet hi Odd Fellows Temple every Toesday evening. Visiting slBters and brethren Invited to attend. MRU. T1LLI11 JOHNSON, N. O. MRS. DHLLA LftWW, Secy. MRS. C. B. PATRICK. F. See, nOSBBURO I.ODGE NO. 1037 LOTAL ORDER OF MOOSE. Meets every Tueedty evening at 8 o clock la Macrabee hall. All vlsltln brothers Invited to attend. L. WIMBBRLY, Dictator, II. O. PAHORTBR, Secy. lllOODMISN OF THE WORLD, On " Camp No. 126 Meets In the Odd Fellows' Hall Is Roseburg svsry 1st and 3rd Monday evenings. Visit Ing nslghlmrs ilwsys wHooine. M. B. OKRMOND, C. C. J, A. BUCHANAN, Clerk WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT, Lilac Circle No. 49 Meets on the 1st and 3rd Monday evening of each month at Odd Fellows' Hall. Visit ing members In good standing sre Invited to attend. MRS. ETHEL KASTON, 0. N. CLARA CAWLF1KLD, Clerk. Christmas Comes Bet Once a Year YOUR THOUGHTS will soon turn toward this, the happiest duy of iho year, and tho nil Important question will bo: What shall I give? The children are asking what about Christmas? What will Sunta Clans bring? Tho old people are speculat ing on how to solve the girt prob lem without loo great, a drain upon their lime and purse. Let Us Solve the Gift Problem F . Como to our hIoto iiitrt li I us help you Hi'lent KiniH'lhiuK TSE Kills wliutlu'i- for child or uilult. lloro you run get ttnytlihitf from u nice hmul kcM'rlilnf to u fii It of cluthoa or nn ovcrcoul, deiK'iHlhiK upon I he amount you (k'yiro to spend, There nro scores of thliiK" we could mention tlmt would niiiiio suitable Kii'la, but you can (oil Just what you wish by look ing around you nnd studying what they.NKIOM; in this way you can add to your pleasure in giving ifnd to theirs in receiving. Try this plan onee and see if we are not right. I. . ABRAHAM Jackson Street Roseburg, Ore. A Gift for Everyone' ASS 'intiodiu ii. tho fn'st nml nnly musical, ' 'instrument of ts typo usic'.cr. 75i ne Mm f Yi., rfA i .,1 1 'i . .-.A II S T IB i III Roseburj; Furniture Co JACKSON SlkLJ'T ROSEBURG, OREGON and take do other. Ul UIDM
