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Newspaper Page Textn I.VTERE3TISG r EA1 I RES OK AXCIEfN"T KOMK. HOME, Italy. D'--c. 5. KJitor Rosebulg Renew I. Aft'T 't l ad seen Si. Peter's aii'l the gardens. Liustums, picture and sculpture gal leries, we directed our steps toward the ancient part of the city. wi re auxloiiB to see the Roman For um, the ColiBi-um, and the Manur tlne prisons where St. Peter and St. I'aul are Bald to have been Incare' i sumI. We made our way toward Piazza Venezia, the heart of ancient Home. The monument of Victoi Emmanuel first drew our attention. It Is one of the most magnificent art structures of modern times, coming to the people of Italy over one hund red anil fifty millions of llras. This monument overshadows ami divides the anrlent and modern Home. On the right of the monument there is a Htalrway leading to the C'apitoline Hill, whro yet stands the Senate Mouse of old Impel ial Home, from which place the destiny of the once known world was directed. It Is now called the Caliipaglln (or the place of Barrow . It Is so called because the record is kept on marble slabs of those who died heroiealy In de fense, of their country's cause. The Italian Senate still meets ill this building, castle or palace, as you may call it. It was hire that the poor, deluded Hlciul. the last of the Tribunes, hail hlms' lf declared ' dic tator." Later, when be levied taxes to meet the expenses or the munici pal fovenimenl he was stabbed to death and i! rugged through the streets of Koine ami finally burned to ashes. You have no doubt r::-d about the girl Tarpcln. who betrayed the fort ress for a gol'leii bracelet and iu lieu Delicious Our Teas and Coffees m . Are you a crank about, your teas and coffees? If you are, we would bo pleased to have you bring your tea and coffee trouble hero. We know we can please you In the quality of our luus and'eof- foea anil In the prices wo charge. Try us! LlENDRICK & Square Deal Grocers mono 63. North Jackson St. wai killed by her ttmstori. Tbl6 place to this day is still called tne Tu'l'vian hock, and U is here that poi.'.ical traitors and other criminals w,;re hurled from the rock, among them the same Maul ma who, wall the aid of the gene, bad saved the capi tal. Under the hill a little to the north of the Septimus Severus inas s.'.e arch, lb the .Mamertine prison. ani.ru St. I'eter anil St. Paul were In carcerated, from that place history relates that St. I'eter bore his cross toward the Janicular Hill, and so heavy was It that finally, reaching where the Cathedral of Kt. I'eter now stands, then the site of Nero's circus, ! tind his guards he could walk no further, so that they crucified him then and there. There Is a little church built over the prison whlcn Is called St. I'eter Incarcerated. The little fountain from which I'eter took the water to baptize his Jailor la still there and Is In the center of the rocky floor. There are now steps leading to tne cell and electric lights Illumi nate the passage, yet It Is gloomy uioiigh to make you shiver. The lioman l-uruai is a few steps from the .Vamertiiie prisons, and an you look upou the great ruins you kt-k yourself, cr.li this be the Koitiiu that I read about; can this he the i put where, all Home was used to gather, where oralors haiungued the multitudes, where gladiatorial games were held and where Koinans voted their laws? From the ruins now leveled with the ground stood enor .,1 ..is buildings. It is here that a few years ago was discovered under the i ii ink Hie tomb of Romulus, aim Is attracting to it every visitor that cornea to Home. Also the rostrum f-.jm wilch .Mark Anthony delivered the famous funeral oration over great Caesar's body, and from the . .., j.! i' I'urm Ciceio spoke against Anthony, which speeches were the cause of bis assassination. Here al so I'llny, he who so graphically de scribed for us the destruction of I'ompeil and Hcreulnneum, as well an yulntiliun and many other law i yers. made their fame .and fortune on this platform. I Fipm the Human Forum then you go Ti the I'alatine Hill to see the f X. tees of the Caesars. When we I look upon It from the Forum, we are a little Inclined to expect much splen dor surviving, and once we climb up we behold a mass of rulna covered with grass and wild flowers and guarded by melancholy cypresses, those emblems of Immortality. This Is the smallest of the Kotnan hills. It Is, however, sovereign of them all, for In ancient Home It held the great est place from the earliest beginning until the decay of Home; a record remaining in the i'alatine. From the time KoinuluB built his hut there, to the end of the empire of the west, the I'aliitlne has loomed large In Unman hlslory, mid the very word "palaco" comes to us from the name of I'alatine. and slnco the early ceuti'jli'B a royal dwelling Is com monly called a palace. Of course we visited the Coliseum. This Is an Immenso structure all In ruins, a mute testimonial of the "felicity" ami "delight" of the Rom an populace of old. Titus employed twelve thousand captive Jews to build this elliptical structure, which consists of four stnrles and had a seating capacity of one hundred thou sand. Years gone by pilgrims were anxious for relics of the Collsseum and I'ope Plus V urged Ihose who wished them to galher anil take with them the dust, once saturated will) l,.e r yrcd blood. The Collsseum, the Pantheon and Hie Castle of St. Angelo seem to rise front the soil of Rome, Just as the vestigeB of some old but extinct race remains upon the earth to remind us nano Manufacturer s At Eilers Piano House,H6 Cass Street, Roseburg, Oregon ! 1 DOWN AND A Our Store Open Evenings Dur ing This Great Sale In e vvl Al39 1 frSS fWHi -Ii SIR ? Let our Boys Bring a Fine One From the Big Sale at 116 Cass Street, Roseburg, Oregon Never in the historv of Piano Sellinir has any dealer in Oregon undertaken l-i-.11 cr nntnf 1-ifitirt! i r cr dinrt o time rr (MfPn Violf tVio niitm Vwr lllt" U'P trn sliall sell more than one-third the alloted number the first four davs. The following pianos are all new The price is made by the manufacturers to sell 100 here (right away in Roseburg. It is not a question of profit, or price, or terms. We will show vou how to buy BRAND NEW PIANOS FOR $139, $185, and 162 1' , . - 'Ut'.-1 tfTV'tk .... .... j We Will Show You How To Buy a S. W. MILLER PIANO for $ S 36.00 J. HOARE & CO. Cut Glass AND Rogers Bros. 1347 Silverware at S. K. SYKEiS $550 to $G00 Player Pianos Now J Only $409.00 i We are positive that we will never be contra ; tnulicted when we state that the above player 'pianos are, without exception the very best values for S550. and $600. These player pianos in several dilTeient case designs are sold by manufacturers to dealers everywhere who ob tain the regular price of $550 and $600, and a lower price couM never be made only at a sale of this kind. We will Show Vou How to Buy An Elegant New Player Piano fcr $387.00 NEW $380 PIANOS NOW $278.00 Colonial model, beautiful plain case exclusive design, double veneered inside and out con tinuous hinges throughout and Boston fall board, ivory keys and new repeating action, three (3) drop pedals, new improved scale, made of genuine oak, walnut or mahogany. Length 5 feet 6 inches, width 2 feet 2 inches. We will show you how to buy a High-grade New Piano for $227.00 ALL NOW IN FAVOR OF THE BUYER IThe money spent by manufacturers in expensive magazine and other advertising is now actually given to those who buy during this sale. That's another reason why the prices are the lowest ever known IThe money generally spent with millionaire publishers, goes direct to the people of Roseburg. J You get your share if you in vestigate and act promptly. Do it immediately. Sale closes as soon as 100 homes can participate in this great offer. 116 CASS STREET ROSEBURG, ORE. Eilers Music House 116 CASS STREET ROSEBURG, ORE. The Roseburg Garage Machine Shop i. it. now i;i, c. r. smith, rri.inii-iom. N liosi: si in i i , Mi.ioiM m; i in; liii.wn iiotki,. Thl R.iriiK" i iutw ip. n un.l.-r ilif nlimtt tn:in;i:riii.ut, pn-p.-iri'il i. rentier i- 'rvlro to Hi'1 i hi li- lit r'iiKiii;iti!A riitr mill wllh first ii.i:H liM'i-tui ii 1 1 h III cluirKi' "I Hi' k"l Kvi'r.wiiu 111 lui iri'iiti'J niu.iri'l) . Now is the Time t To miiko Brrjiti-nn li!H !'r havluit your i.ir uu r li .1 11 1 ! In luivo In linin' for m'rlni!. i ' Sec Us for Winter Storage Kr pi. We tiBvn n fine mi-tii-dnto coini'"''' ImiIIiIIiik. fli" prnnf nu.l n:i inakc nii n tiiiroai' mil- wlili h l!l I'" f ir rhiiir for (n Ih.m l.nvlnti ymir j nr mai't il Iiimh ihi ti' Is. runni.inl il:iiii;.'r of finv A' . Imvo n mull In iliiiruo tl.iy nml ti in tit lo Unit o'ir r.ir Is not mo I.Mtid. Central Location Means Kverything Tlli( tuny hiiklii'SH maivnmlniif i:iu-kc In ini.tlc.illy In i-.n-tiT of Hium lyirn jf InihlmK ilif Irt.-t. of Hs i-.-visli. il KriMlni'KK. All Ihrop l.iiHili!n:s hao rotno ilmvn to nR from :,ti l.i 11 1 1 y. but tin" I'linilifon lllono ti .i li.i.l mi almost cmtltinous oximi i inv in t li rhiirai'liT Iliti'iiuVil In 11. c. -J7 h llio IiiiU.I.t. Whi'tlicr f. i.v tho imiiil.T. Wbt-thvr t i'T ri iiiaincil ri'llglon!. In !lu roinnnro of Homo, no rich in I-,, lor. an. I oftt'ti no marli't In ,., 1. i'iimIi. of St. A :i ! Mamls on: i!.irl, and to..rln In lt mniwlv i.ti.i.tth, ciiii as w , si'o It today, aiMinM tin' il.'.ti Muo Uoinan sky. h,.u oiluT l.iilhliiiBH n' In ruin. St Mif.lo Is still n ortr-sH, nn.i llio l.l.i. k, si part of llio oity'n hlslory ili t, is nhoiit this rasllo. It would 1... too 1:1 u sumo nuil nllnost tnotiot- , 10 1 1 of till-Ill. V v- i!i7o upon 1 ho rod brickwork .,f :n.lo wo sliucldi-r mvolnn ..uiU as wo think of nil llio Mood i'.:,l has In on shod horo. and tho oiti :!-s p.-riii'tratod ttoino Is nlso a .it. of art. of siulpturo. of lonrn- itn!. Inn Insorlptlon In I.ntln: "In this I 'ai p St. I'oior and St. Pnul were soparaloil 11 nil St. t'aul was conducted to his tlonth by his oxocutloliors, and I'nul sa(d to I'eter. Peace be with thoe, thou tho foundation of the church nnd the shepherd of all the AtiKi-ls of Christ,' and Peter ald to i'aul. 'l!o thou In peace, thou preach er of the Kood and the guide of the Just.' " There la much more of Interest that could bo written, but It would prolong this letter too much and tai the patience of your readers. 1 Yours very truly, 1 FRANK U. MICKLI.1. of r. liulou: hut from a score of .li'i. r ".t points during our wanilor iv s ihrontli In r str.-ols. tho castle f!at.'iir. into view, nnd the very sky . , ,s to ilavkon sontewliat. for St. iu:i !o linavlably hrllifs to our i.i-..ls that Home Is nlso the city ot 1. 1... ..I Mi.. C1tl1.dr.il of St. Paul, which Is !.. i iiii.I tho walls of the cltv, wan NMt,.. It Is one of the Patriarchal , t,,,i,.,.., w In. h dominated tho t'hrls ti.m roliRloti. HoliitnliiK toward the . ,1. .. siMi'in'd at Hn old. di'lapl- l,i 1 . i.. I, hoarlnc a ttiuihlo slab our tho door and 1 read the follow- PILES' CURED AT HOME BY NEW ABSORPTION METHOD. If fna kuffer rrma h!illn, llrblnf. bltiH iir firvlrwllac l'il. mid vm Jwjr .(MraM. .ml I will trll Tl lo W r-olwlf II h.sn br th .w ibMTtitlra tmnMl ; unt lll iIm iwnil vm. Ibl. bom. tmUmnl frwlor Irlil. wllb Trrmf fn-M yt na l.-cllty tf imwMiA lmilln. it ll.r .ml Mi.o!t cur. Sid &- -wxicr hut trll Mbrr. Ibl nffM. Writ. t..l. ' l lira. M. Ba t, Hsu. Since the election there la nnthln unite so uttractlve as the bath-room ware shown by unie Gaddla. the Plumber Most noseburK taowjewlvea nte either "Trlde of Dongas" or "Queen City" flour. . Tbere't reaion for It. Phone IS, lH)iilas County Mill, It vour rooer doeon t carrr either kind. KKISTKlt LAIHlvS TAIUIKIXO COLLlXil-:. ltHinis I, n, 0, ill 11 Sisters HuilillnK. KverythlnK portalninR to dressmak ing and tailoring tniiKht. Tuition: J'ij for-fill, course. This course of fer Instruction In drafting of pat terns, cutting and fitting of coats, tailored and fancy drosses. $1T course gives drafting of patterns without sewing, ti course gives ton dnvs sowing. We Invite investiga tion. Mrs. B. I.. Mcintosh, Instructor and Manager. Miss Florence Mc intosh. Assistant. AUTO STACK LI XK UKPOT. Pally stages and autos for Marsh Held and all Coos Hay points, als.' for Feel and Millwood, leave 0. W. Rapp's grocery store, 133 Sheridan Cash paid for produce along the llso. lug will be held at the Melrose school house In said Koad District No. 11, of Douglas County, Oregon, on Thurs day. HootinlK-r 26, liilj, beginning nt 1 o'clock p. in., for the purpose of voting an additional tai upon all p.-r-sonal nnd real property situated in salii Itoad District, for the purpose of improving the public road in said Koad District. Signed: I). X. Husenhark. C. O. Crlteeer, Julius Sindt, Aron Swarsor, Theo. Anderson. Nels J. Sture, C. K. Qulnn, Thos. Scott, Geo. Scott, J. W. Conn. First publication Pec. 3. 1S12. d XOTICK. It you are wanting something to send away for Xmas. don't fail to see the beautiful hand-palntod novelties, Koseburg High School pennant cal endars. "Greetings from the city of roses." Xmas letters, etc., with en velopes and boxes to match for mail ing with each article, at llrnves' Art Kmporiutn. NOTICE. We. the undersigned tnipayers and residents of Road District No. 11. hereby give notice that a public mect- ' We, the undersigned taxpayers and residents of Koad District No. 9, hereby give notice that a public meet ing will be held at the Kellogg post office In said Road District No. 9. of Pouglaa County, Oregon, on Satur day. December 28, 1912, beginning at 1 1 o'clock a. m., for the purpose of voting an additional tax upon all personal and real property situated In said Road District, for the pur pose of Improving the public roads in said Road Plstrlet. Signed: K. J. Madison, Geo. P. Madison. F. E. Bullock, Geo. F. Mil ler. S. Madison. W. A. Peters. Hugh Wilier. Margaret F.nglo, Roy Fisher. A. U Hiitrhlnson. W. I,. Cohb. Walter Fisher. S. A. Mode, J. I.. Maupin, B. S. Mode. Chas. Fryer. J. T. Pavlsson. J. R. Hutrhinson. Wm. Rader, Rufui Lnngdon. First publication Pec. 7, 1915. d A Merry Christmas To You A!!, Merry May It Be! We hope that ninny more niny come, Which Jon will live to see; We hoie Mini each reclining ilnle Remember 25th, W ill llnil you in a merry stnte Itself-AChristmasGift OREGON BAKERY ML.