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SEE McDANIELS
IF YOU ARE TIRED Or PAYING RENT
and would like to buy a nice new cottage with 75x140 ft. of ground for a very small payment down and the
balance like rent In this way you pay rent to yourself instead of the other fellow.
V-V:
CORNER OF DOUGLAS
and JACKSON STREETS
1
The Weather of the Past Few Days
Denotes That
SPRING
is coming in all its glory. Are you
prepared for your spring dresses?
New styles of spring
DRESS GOODS
, are arriving daily. We save you money
Our HAIR GOODS Department is also
keeping pace with the newest fashions.
TERCINSKI'S
A "STORE FOR EVERYBODY"
AVOIDS JOIt III STKItS.
(Continued from pago 1).
and admiration for Wlllliim K. Mr
Combs will wonder why IiIr nnino in
not In the llHt." WIIhoii said. "Mr.
McComba did not rit'Klro a rublniH
aiipointniont. I liavo oNVred li tin oiid
of the principal diplomatic puhih, i.nd
! am still hoprftil that he will ac
cept." Tho new cnhlnct nn'mlxTH lieM a
brief mcclinp; IIiIh mm n Ink, nl
which W. J. Htyaii. now Kcrn iaiy or
state, wild that nothing ofl'lt'lnliy
waa done.
In nddltlon to minoiinriiik' liin mli
luct, WIIhoii nonit nnlcd KlKr K.
Clark, of Iowa, and John II. Marble,
of California, lo he nieiiiberti of the
Interstate Coiimierce CimimlHHlon.
Kern lliONen Senate Ofil r.
Senator John W. Kern, of luriiniiii,
waa choKen l)einorratlr li'inler In Die
aenitte today llironrh his Kelectlon
nn chairman of the pni'ly caiietiM. llf
wan authorised to rhow right oilier
memberH Tor a "HtetThiK romiiilttee,"
which will Hiipcrinti'inl the rin;il
formation of the new m nule.
Senators SuiiIkImi ry, of Delaware,
and Newland, of Nevada. ere i lt ilfd
Bccretary and vice eh.itnnnn. tvs
pwtivcly, of the "jiteriinn min
mitten." The Democratic NuHoiial ('iinmlt
teo Hi'lected limner Cumin inn, nf
Connectlent, to he vice chulniKIII.
and Holla Wells, of Missouri, Ireaa
li re.
Champ Clark wan unanimously
renominated hy the lninocrafrt an
Speaker of the new CuiiKrcKH.
WANTKI A iMl STOMACH.
MI-O-NA Stomach Tutilrta are j? Hur
on torn, by the Hed ('iohh 1'liannitey
to end imlfgcHtlon and give you a
' Kud vlRoroiiH Htomach, or money
I buck. They relieve after dinner ih:t-
tresn In five minutes. Ml ci-nts.
MI-O-NA for belchhiK f k:ih.
MI-O-NA for distress utter ruling
MI-O-NA for foul hrenlh.
MI-O-NA for loan of appetite.
MI-O-NA Tor heartburn.
MI-O-NA for sick headache.
MI-O-NA for nlKlit HWeats.
MI-O-NA for bad dreams.
MI-O-NA after a bauiii.t.
MI-O-NA for vomiting of preg
nancy. Makes rich, pure blood -puts
vigor, vim, vitality Into the whole
body.
Free trial treatment from Pooth's
MI-O-NA, lluffiilo. N. V.
o
A new lul of line u u a I it y applet
just reei I veil. Yn ii ca n mi rely get
your own favorite out nf nur winrl!
nf New towns, Spits. Hejiilan. W ine
saps ancl nthers, Tlx Iti e line mf
course), iltf
iih:a THAT ADDKD
2.-,(Mo,(HM) TO WKAITH
OF IMii:i STATES.
In the current Issue of Farm and
Fireside apprara an article about
Luther Hurhank, who la called "The
KdUoii of Agriculture." Hurbank la
the man who develiiped u remarkable
potato, tannd the thorny cactus and
mado It a food for cattle, mid bo on.
Following Ik an extract:
"One dny In the early autumn
many years ago a Utile boy ran to
bis mother, Haying, 'Mother, you
know that little piece of ground In
tho back yard where we have never
planted anything? Can I have It for
mynelf?'
" 'What for, my Hon?'
" 'Potafoen.'
" 'Potatoes! Why, wo can buy
the in from the farmers. '
" 'Not the kind I want to try for.
See this: I read It this morning on
my way to aehool; and he showed
her their farm paper with these words
at the bottom of a column: 'There Ib
u dent nnd for a good llrst-class po
tato which shall yield l!00 bushels
to tho acre.'
"Ills mother read It.
' 'I remembered,' she told me, 'how
; my son had taken the premium ut
' the county fair the year before for
bis vegetables. He knew more about
! the garden than I did. So 1 told him
t' go ahead."
j "And he went ahead. For the hoy
, was Luther Iturhaiik; and this Is the
story of the start of the great llur
, hank potato, which was Ilurbank's
j answer to the cull Tor a potato grow
i Ing "Mi bushels to the acre. It has
yielded -HI.; and I have seen 52ii
bushels dug from a single acre. It
Im 1 li.' mi 1 v i m I :i In lm'ow ii In I re I and
! on wlifrh I lie Might has no effect;
probably the best yet grown In
ie-rit,i. It has added iMiri.tHH)
to Ihu wealth of our country."
SPRING OPENING
You are invited to attend the First
Authentic Showing of New Spring
Millinery, Suits & Coats
Wednesday
March 5
Thursday
March 6
Friday
March 7
NEW YORK STORE
MUSIC BV OTT'S ORCHESTRA
llnyal Typewriter gusrant'-c htiti;
fnrtion. It l the only gnml low
priced typewriter on the market. Tli'
ltoseburg Monk Store are local j
ngent.
LOCAL .NKW8
(tell Millinery. risk's FaultlesR
Hals. WeiliMHday, Thursday and Fri
day, March C and 7. dinG
For any Itchiness of the skin, for
skin lasN-s. chap. plmpN s, etc., try
Omul's Olntni- nt. re at all drug
l.tnl'es.
The new "World's Almanac for
llHir nnv on sale at l!o Koseliurg
lin ik Store.
.1, Melio'inall. "MUle Mac.' baa:
mined hn tailir shop from 1 I U
West (ak to 11!7 .hickson atreet. Ilei
Es new ;reji;.red t() do nil kinds of'
tailoring, ri pulriiu:, cleaning nnd ;
pr'i.jng. First class work guarnn-J
teed. dtf
TO-NIGHT
. Lit .''it'
Palace Theater
All St ir Ju'.i'.: - J '.-iin-t
1 oii't in'ss it.
f)0 Cails to Mi
NI'KKIt I'IMMilt.lM OfT.
(Cuniiuued from pae 1).
snn County tiurses will tako place of
-year-old trnt I.
(Scconil liny).
AnmltMir ilrivliiK race, Vj-mlk1
lirata ill)
2:11 1'aiu .100
L':" Tr.it :!00
:: I Mill- ninning rare 125
I At Mi'ilfiinl fri-i'-for-nll trot or
liar.- fur .larkHon County hnrRpH will
taki' plaru ol aninU'iir driving rai-e).
I Third Hay I.
." Yi'ar-olil trot $130
.M'l' I'aci' ;iin)
-r-I"I"!"I"I"K"l"H"H-lI"H"I"H
;MJI KOAIIS MKKTINU.
4- Pri?8iiK'iit l'ro Tom. j.
Kverybody intercntod in good
rondB invited to ntti'iid the
nipotliiB at tho CoiuinciTial
Clul) Wednosduy at 7:110 p. m.
nharp. McptitiK Is calli'd for
tliu jiurposo of the t'oiiiplctlon
oi tno organization of the
Douglas County Good Iloads J
Association. .
HENRY I1AKTII, 4.
Tri'i'-for-all I rot
( lin- tiiili- riiiiiiini; rai-t
Mill- run lor sailillr liori-i'H..
I l M. ilinril Imt in par
. I . i -lv . i p ii I'nnhly luirsrs will lak
ll.ii.' of :'.-V.-ir-old I rot I.
i l-'ntirrli Hay l.
I-'I till-all i:ici . . .
5: L'O Trnt
Iti-liiy rare lor lady ridfrs; L'
inll.'s. to rllaliri' inollllt rarh
lap
'-s Mil.' dash
I.CH'AI, NKWS
).-,ll
I. '.II
SO
for
tlu
$i:.o
I'D l)
I lilt
Steel rash boxes, firo proof, no' Most Koseburg hoi.iwlves uie'
soldered Joints, and llttfvd with a nhr i'lide of Ij i.ir:r8" or "Queen
good Corbin lock. Three aizes. $l..r0, : rt-" rii ar. Th.-ro's a rencon for !t.
11.75 and $2.00, at the ltoseburg : I'huav 1.1. Poii81i.m County Mills, If
Hook Store. I r.i-- k"- i' sri'! ram t-ither kind.
Millinery
BELL MILLINERY
Invites you to the first showing of
New Sprin;
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
5 6 7
Fisk Popular Tailored Hats. Bandore, Turban
Flower Mats. Soft Crown Hats, Prctly Hemps,
and Milans. Oriental in their make-up, and
lovely in their colorings of Melrose and Moflis
Blue. New Spring Showing of Ladies' Toggery,
Coats, Suits, Waists, Dresses and Fancy Goods
March 5, 6, 7
Bell Sisters' Building Roseburg, Oregon
-Miss (Iran' TMli'V. of Cnrdill.T.
is t li.- fciii'st of 'Mrs. t). It. Sayli'K. of
this nlw
C. I. I'lii iiowi III and Mr. and Mrs.
l'. II M.'dliy wen- hut from Oak
land ttulay.
I'l.it A. of Siiusliini' Hanili. a few
mill's iiiirlhiasl of I his city, was filed
Willi lin 'iiiint Clerk today.
Mrs .i i: Kins,.. ,,r 1'1,,-ateHo.
Idalio. ilaimlil.-r of .lnlin Kstalirook.
of Ddi'ii li.iw it, a iti ed here tills
iiinnihii:. arroinpanii'd f lu r friend.
Mrs. Jules Hendricks, or I. cad. S. 1 1
H' V ami Mrs n T Siininierville.
parents ..r Mrs W II 1'isliei. ar
med here Tiie-d.iv 1 1 i n 1 1 1 from Cali
fornia and left this aftei iiiioii for
Cortland. They will return here next
week.
City Snpt. (Ircives this imiriilng re-eei,-,l
from Hie llldgeway Co.. mi!i
Hshers nf l!er lioil 's l:n:a.ine. u
liei k for 1 in payment of the
prie won tiv the ltoi-ehnrs 1 1 lull
School in staitiiiK the play, the "Mys
tery of .Iconic llricc." The henefit
will probably accrue to the school
lilii ary.
Cleanliness Is deemed a prime ne
cessity in every ' modern household
Most evading arc the rciiiiremctits
in this hue in regard to foodstuffs.
It naturally follows that clean gro
c. rles can only he secured from a
store which makes const. ml neatness
on,' of I lie first ru'cs of dally prac
tice. That Is why It is alwavs a
pleasure to isit the store of Milledge
.v Pickens. In the Perkins block.
There everything is kept in that neat
appetizing manner that appeals to
very discriminating buyer. Their
goods are of the highest grades, loo,
and aiwais reasonable in price. In
ract. you wl'.l pay mi more for choice,
well kept and neatly handled goods
at the Millcdge Ji Pickens store than
for poorer iiia!ity and carelessly
handled products elsewhere. Just
sti p into this model store and .see
the difference. You will receive the
most con neons treatment whet Iter
ctu xTV titritT oitncits.
The regular March lerni of County
Court opened today with Judge W'on
aeoit and Commissioners Wiley and
Plukstoil present. Most of the day
was spent In auditing hills.
The petition was filed for lucor
ating tho town of IMenbower.
and the matter will he given a hear
ing at one o'clock tomorrow. The
petition w ill doubtless be grained '
and If so the court will fix n dale for
holding an election within Hie pro-:
posed new city. i
The Court today decided to ask
Ally. Hen. Crawford for a written,
opinion oh the validity of the pros- '
cut year's special tax levies. Mr. j
Crawford has already verhaly ex-
pressed the opinion that these taxes
are talld and collectible.
THE EXCLUSIVE
MILLINERY
Third flo'r lYrki'.is Hlcg.
See our display of Dress Hats and
Tailored fbts.
Mabel Childs l.ctULi . 1 brams
1-OCAI. N'KWH
JUST SO UMCL-iL SAirl
can roach you you can now onUryour
Cigars and Tobaccos
By Parcel Post
Sent direct to your home. We always have a fresh and up-to-IUc-ininutu
line. Cull us on the telephone, No. :::1C.
itosKitt mi, oiti:it.
The Monogram
I Say. Mrs. Jones, you recall the old
adage about reaching a man's heart
through his stomach. Millidgc &
Pickens have the most delicious Cali
fornia Itipe Olives and niie Oil that I
he ever lasted. Nlllsed. j
MeKlnley 10c Music at tho llose-1
burg Hook Storo.
!ouglas County Creamery butter
only !i0c a two-pound square. Ask
your grocer for It. Patronize home
Industry.
Hev. V. a. Miller will preneh In;
the Cntted ltrethron Church, on Kow-;
ler street, the second Sunduy in
March (March ) at 11 a. m. and
7 : ::o p in. I'did ;
Hell Millinery. Attractive Bhowing
of new model tailored hats in all the
new colorings. Wednesday. Thursday ,
nnd Friday. March a, ti, nnd 7. dinti
Plant your lawns now. We have
a large assortment of white clover
and Kentucky bluegrass seeds, at the
Henson tlrocery. dsw
Why not save 15 cents a qunrt and
get the best vinegar on earth by buy
ing tho "Heinz" cider vinegar at the
Hep Hive. They buy It In bulk and
bottle It as you want It. dtf
Cheapest accident insurance- -Dr.
Thomas' Kclectlc Oil. For bums,
scalds, cuts and emergencies. All
druggists boH It. 25c and ."0c.
Ladies' leather hand bags at the
Uoseburg Hook Store. A choice, se
lection of high grade goods at mod
erate prices.
Contractor It. S. Nicliols is now at
home again and ready to lake care of
all work In his line of contracting
carpentering etc. Phone USS Y. Pni9
If you have something to sell use
a want ad In th RTtw. i
"e arc net lieccssai ily point; nut nf business,
but u e n:e
Selling-Out at Cost:
.. Our Entire 6,000 Stock of
New and Second Hand Furniture
and Household Goods
As a sample of prices ye offer
One Carload of "Pure White" Hard
Wheat Flour at
$ 1 .25 Per Sack
We both lose money if you fail 10 attend this sale.
J. H. CAMPBELL & SON
lirtlH CIIAI.MKIW SAYS:
Filing Cabinets
Fountain Pens
School Books
Typewriters
Blank Books
231North Jackson Street
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1)1
THE QUICK H'KMSHKRS
BOOKSELLERS. STATIONERS
NEWS DEALERS
Pennants
Post Cards
iucs
:.lers 1-
Holiday Goods
Drawing Material
Koscbuig, Oiegon
you htiv or not.
I Hell Millinery. First showln of "
Sprint; hats. Wednesday, Thursday "1 think the newspaper Is the best
anil Friday, March 5, 6 and 7. dm6 possible advertising medium. It
' Waterman' Ideal Fountain Pern, carries the news of the day. and th
a complete line to choose from, at Pil l reading the news, stumble
the liosebtira- Hook Store. on the advertisements. Newspapers
t are used by all. They bring the best
results."
CASTOR I A
for Infant! and CMldraa.
Tbi Khd Yon Hsra Atwirt BsocU
AUTO TRANSFER
Bean
J. P. CLEMKVTS, lYop.
Phone TO, or leara order at J. H.
You Can Buy Drugs Cheaper
12
JOHNSON'S DRUG STORE
ON THE NORTH SIDE
Because we pay less rent than any other drug store in
town. We pay o clerk hire. Our lights cost the minimum
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