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Newspaper Page Text5 Any sie to suit your requirements. Our 1913, 7-ply spray hose will stand the pressure and weTguarantee it. Adrian SI eel Wire Fence is the best. Wilgrow Fertilizer for your lawns and gardens. Grass Seeds. Garden Tools. J. F. BARKER CO. --mmmmmmmii ssss Implements and Vehicles. Roseburg, Or. rSPRAY OUTFITS -"ft PIRCHAHK OK Al'TO TKl'CK WILL ItK KtXINOMH'AL HI V. When the expense for upkeep of Roseburg's present uiitl(iiult-d firc flghting apparatus Ib considered, Ihi' purchase of an automobile fire truck by the city seems to bo mi investment that will prove very economical In the long run, and It will bo. In the short space or time between July 8, 1910, and the present Inu tile expense chared ukhIkkI I lie fin department was S2Miii.li. or tlilr amount (178 wss paid to draynii'ii for hauling the hose cart to fires. The MpenBO for that time, exclu sive of the regular allowance fruin the city. Is more thnn one-fourth 1 In cost of an auto truck. Think of It. An auto truck will eliminate th big expense for draynKc. And It's always being at the fire hall vhcti wanted and its 1iIkI spenl will save many precious minutes In rencliinir a fire. That's what Is needed In Hone 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" We are not necessarily H'inn (,,l (f lmsiuess, but we are Selling, Out at Cost Our Entire $6,000 Stock of New and Second Hand Furniture and Household Goods As a sample nf prices we oiler One Carload of "Pure White" Hard Wheat Flour at $1.25 Per Sack We both lose mom y ifyn-.i l.nl to ;itteiul this s.ile. J. II. CAMPBELL k SON stock of fancy .-in, I staple sroceil.-s alw.-ns on hand at the WEST SIDE GROCERY .. the best money can buy and la ii-Ullh-n to rlttlit prices we gunr a itce the quality. Save time and moncv l.v tra.llni! with n DO WELL & FOSTER PHONE 29 WEST ROSI IU'RG, ORE. Commercial Abstract Co. ! Abstract of Titles Blue Prints Filing Papers, Etc. WE WILL CO ON YOUR POND Insurance 06 TRRKINS III II lIN) burg now equipment that will reach a fire before it has Rained too 11111H1 headway. That 1b the main essential of a good fire department. Koschiiri; lias hand-drawn apparatus, some of which was bought Zl ur more year tgo. Uut to got back to expense com pare those contained in the following letter from 1'. J. bnrrey. warden m the borough or Wliisled, Conn., with thifse of KoBi-buri;: "Our truck was placed Willi a com pany of 2' entirely volunteer fln-nt n and ten of the members are now com petent to drive It. We rallze that the truck lias received more than its xtutrc of annuo In tcachllm all tlene ir' u to operate It and for that re:tHon, wo believe that the upkeep will he consldcrohly smaller the cumi iiiK year. "iMirini? the year we have respond ed to 80 alarniH, with a total mileage of i:iS, and at a rost of t'.S.ST. Tlili amount Ik divided as follow-s: tlnno-' i Conveyancing itOHKiti ltd, oiu:;on line $10,;; I. oil $'., Mii'ili H SJH.O.'t (HiIh amount Iii' IikI- h km har;liiK the luittiTl'-H ami (!) 4 jiiipiiKiit U'lfltili. ItcpatrH uf $v!hi ui-rt.' inciisaty on acfouiit of an im xpt-ricin-t j ilrivrr i!iii; f !i i on i: h a fi-iit-c. "Out of the '.',) alartiifi, two war out of town rallH. otu a (listancf of 4 7 nillt-H, and (he otlnr I. -4 nilltu. Th inlhaR' Kiveii is lo finn only. Oil llOtll Ol' tllfh' 4K'i;ir-()ItH fX1''lt loil- ally mi i'l t fun' :ts in.idc u:n tin: trmk wan fit. Once wi- riHonilMl to mi Hlnnu at tlu ton f a very bteep hill, th Krad- Ih-Ihk I'n.l. Thr road wan rovr''d with f'f; tin; truck w'nt up wi i hi nit t hf U-.ixt trouhlf, whlltt the hor.H- dravin niiparatus had to makM a di-tour of on'-iMKliili inllo. "Wu find that !t n'tiulros but bIx M'(,mls to Kit started to a fin, and wu have n-v-r had any troubl' ahoul c Uiih; staMcd wln-n It wan nt'CfPsary. It f.s not in'ci-i4nry to Ktat(. that we urn hlKhly pleased with the car." Vole 'Mt 'J X Y k Tor a bond issue to oipiip tlje fire depart rnent. It will In ninny ways lie n votfi for economy. The 4e(-timi will be held on March :;i. PIMH.ICITV COM M ITT KK, Hosehur Klre lieiiartmcnt. HOHN. CI,.MtK. On llanisnii street, Kant IfoselnirK. Marrli l!U:i, to Mr, and Mrs. William II. Clark, a hoii. MAWKS- At Kdenhower. March 12, l!H;t, to .Mr. and .Mrs. John Murka, a hoii. IIOTIX AltltlVAI.S. lloli-l MeClallen J. C. Day, Olal la; A. M. Adetspei er. MarshfUdd; Wm. Orant, T. C C.rnhbe. C. C. Col' m an, W. .1. Itowinaii, A. II. I law hoii. II. Kranklln, Lie II. St rifling. San KranilKco; .1. I. Uooth. Walhi Walla; l.otth KeHer. Klamath Kails; C. .. Chonowpth, Oakland; K. P. Schow, K. M. Townsend. .laH. 11. Dickson, L. W. Scott, Hen Williams. P. M. Harrntt, P. K. Thomasou, Portland; H. K. Van Ness, KiiKene; C. P. Rey nolds. I,. 11. Smith, Sutherlln; Wm. K. Haulch and wif, New York. An Vou Cotwtlpated? If so. K't a box of Dr. Kind's New Life I'iIIh, taki them retrularly and your (rouble will quickly disappear. They will stimulate the liver. Itn pt live your digestion and net rid of all the poisons from your syotem. They will surely Ket'yoil well again. l!.-e at all ilniKKtatH. M . .. . j. -. .NOT H'K. The Kwrt'i t v!i Ciiiiip:iu wishes to i mil rait (or the fo'btwinu aereaj;e. to !., d' livi r tl at Mu' Sutb-rlin plant for the roiuiim season: L'en acres if sw eet i oi n, 1 ii ai res of Kent in k y 'under lienhs, and I ' acres of Sunar I'ie pumpkin. AM seed to he fur-nislh-il by the rontpunv at cost. All "niit v m b' re I'ive.i in their season to the rapacity uf the plant. Silver prunes esp'-cialh wanted Address the Kverfresh Company, Sut berlin. Or- roil. ilswtf Let Good Ro.ids Come Ouirklv. It Is planned py Hie (;! It ends iihwv I'latioii ol Spokane county, Wtish, with theco operation ol I he Sla(e(.ooil Itonds assoeiiitimi. county and towi'stiip or t,'Mui..ulon ami pioprrty owners tilonn the leuie. t liitiM a uie.lern hiicliway I'eldered Willi H rotil miloil line of sleole I ifi-s tn-i n ecu SooUaiie and Ceen r o vjetn Such a rea l would le of ililecl lieiiel'l to I lions'l Hits of peo ple, ni b i n and rural roidents alike, and wend tiint be a valuable ohcct !e-'iu f.-r the p!i of (lie surround- Inc e..iinii. wlm as '. passes are becuuiici: iiieiv deeply li-teiested In I lit) Pat st.Sjei t et t; t anl pel (1111 llt'tlt IllhwaiH It (. heped I lie proHwH road u 111 materia P.e a nil prove t bo nisiiom of its coii-tructlou In such n way as o cause the lilea to spread. S 1 n 1 1 1 o Addition . , "'in' ml I u-'-d r t will build an other mile, and two miles of ooil roada 'b I ui l four ii' re so on until the in i bis t lie i.i.ul u- wauls from ' "in (- tu..! kei p e. and (lie autoist Ins Mi,. 1 1 link line Hut he wants, and e . . : 1.,-dy i s.n I say h t (lov crnor rroiity et ci incut. ph.JippiMf Hiqlmay Pritet. I'b-ee in cs o r'.t, Vi'Mt and .'.: were - w I'dcl in (he I 'hi lippllies ' -.-I I !o pr-,M I , i . for ,. ellell.e in iii t inn l; :: : ctni t itn; lli'i- It sl Ivitoun Coiilt lleiueily. Cor i:t yearn Dr. KUik'h New Dls- i i v has liTii know u throughout the world a the must relinhlu f.imh ncdy. Over three million bottles were used last year. Isn't thin proof? It will net rid if vour com:).. r ill rt fund your money. J. J. Owen, f Al'endal", s C. writes the wnv biindreds of others have done: "Af- iwnity enrs. I find that Dr. Ki'is New Discoviry Is the best remedy for coiikIis and colds that I ha . ever umsI ' Kor eoiiiihs or o';ds and all throat and hint; troubles It has no i. iu.it. ."i.ic and f 1 i0 at all dnici;iht. H te nts- n u s the time to order that m w suit for sprint: or summer. Vi rv latent sample jnl received by (1 W. Sioper, next door to Palace Theater S:rutl- all-wool, up-to-date suits, guaranteed to fit, for $15 up. If you don't want a new one, hrint? oar oi l suit slid have it vlenitrd and pressed to look like. new. Hats also cleaned and blocked. dtf r 4 CKDAK POST8. 4 Just received a car of select 4 4 Beven foot cedar posts. Hose- $ 4- burg Feed & Fuel Co. f QUEER SPORT IN CHINA. Dropping a Pha3nt With k Twtnty four Pound Gun. Foreign sportsmen In China always observe Willi curious Interest t-ie inn ncuwrs of u.itlvu hunters. An KiuKsli Kpoiisuniu tells of uu llichleiit he wit nested nt I lie well known Shaba, or lower barrier, of Nudoo creek. In north China. A native shooter had his -.'inal with liiniu u i on t mi- tinny look In;; wenoii. That there uit-:lit bu no iiestlon ns to Its length, it was placed uprlRht nlonplde the Itriton. It exceeded bis height by two feet two Inches, innklns the ple?e itf oKlnati-e over cl-jlit feet hi len-.Mli. KUL'lishuu'ii souietlmes complain of the weht of (heir own tsiui -six and n half to Keveu and n half pounds. So It Is astonishing to liehold n Chinese hunter carrying a twenty-four pound gun all day loiirf. This pai-tieular native nna nccom puniisl by a small, odd looking nnlmal, whh Ii the foreigner was assured was a di-ft fh-ervutlod of the hunter and do-; at work made a deep Impression upon the stranger. A hen pheasant ha pinned to drop into n furrowed Held at fwHlliifc time. The native tool; her U'lirlupi. crept up as i-losely as he safely could, put down his izv.u on a bit of higher Kiouud, and kept It trained on (he bird. Meantime the d" lay down ueross the barrel ot the (,'iin, thus serving iih a screen for his twister. When the proKr moment had arrived, the mnn fired, the bird was killed uton the prouml. and the doR remained on Hie barrel until his master took up the (run to reload. Youth's Companion. When Join Rimed With Vins, Some iuisiroii(iunclutloiis of today once enjoyed the highest standing. We must nut think that KhakCHpeare wos siiiiiliig hen he rimed groin, swine. Indeed, ol, like long I (as In Ice), sur vived regularly through the eighteenth century. When a countrywoman of our lime watches the kettle bile or Jlues (lie church she has behind her Cowley's join, vine; ilrny's shine. Join: I'npc's Juiii. divine: Itrydcn's Join, tle slj:n: A.I.IW.m's liid. Joined: Coleridge's Wined, ndnd: Wordsworth's Jollied, kind, ;md Ityrou's aisles, toils. Indeed, so lute a wriler as ltulwer gives us .n'nd. cnj. Ined. which sounds as dla-U'c(ii-:il fli'iiy's tnli; smile. It Is no wuti-'.cr that .liel Itarlow. the author if .Mir n:i great typographical epic Ti i- i '..In. mi. lad." Jined Join and ill vine ale lieUcw. I.IKAI, NEWS For dental services, call on lr. .1. Ii. Chapman. Itcview building, dswtf This is a National week declared by a President for the purpose of ealiug Kcllogg's Corn Flakes. Oct tlieiu at the-Ucnson (Irorery. tf We have sold a lot of ornamental trees and shrubbery this season. Are you going lo fix up a bit this year, or are you going to postpone It once more? We have lots of pretty things at very cheap prices. Come and see them. Kitchin and Black. dswtf Moliiipo!i canned and glass foods are gfiii-raily enm-ccded to In' the I" si on the market today. Milledge & Pickens, the up-to-the-minute Cass street grocers, handle this popular line. Try them and be convinced, tf .1 McDougall. "Little Mac," has moved his tailor shop from 119 West dak to 127 Jackson street. He Is now prepared to do all kinds of tailoring, repairing, cleaning and pressing. First class work guaran teed, dtf ROSEBDRC BOOK STORE Advertisement When you buy fine writing pa per from us don't let the ques tion tif price frighten away your good taste. We have a paper that meets every require ment for those who are careful about the kind they use, and yet conforms to the most modest pocketbook. Ftne bok stationery at I.V PER IU. AND UP. The Roseburg Book Store IWksrller and Stationers. OFFICE FURNISHERS ItoM'burjz Oregon Stop! Look! Investigate! We are showing the most complete and up-to-the-minute line of Spring Shcss and Oxfords for the whole family, ever seen in Roseburg. THE Ql'A I.1TY SHOE STORE Sill N. Jackson. Next lo P. O. LOCAL NEWS Select your hut lo fit your fane. We pay special attention to indlvld- Iual orders. Mabel Chillis and Lctitla Abranis, 31M Perkins 1 1 1 il B . dtt Have you tried the luscious "Era Ipire." brand ot fresh, whole, ripe to matoes at 2 cans for 4 5c, at the Hee Hive (of course). ANNOUNCEMENT. A I have re-opened my course In Instruction In painting, and those wishing to Join the clas are kindly requested to call any afternoon, corner Flint and Oak streets. MRS. J. II. BAFITHOLOMAY. ."a......."...... -a.ta,a...'...J. .. . ... . . . . NEW GOODS. 4. I have Just received my 4. Spring shipment of bicycles, 4 bicycle tires and base ball 4- goods. I have bicycles ranging 4. In price from 126 to $46. Bi cycle tires from 4.bu to (7 per pair. If you are thinking of getting a bicycle or your old one needs repairs of any kind, call and see me. Do not send away for that bicycle until you have looked 4. mine over and get my prices 4 4 and terms. J. H. 8YKKS' OUN STORE. 4 4 Opposite Postoffice, Koscburg. 4" ,T ,ti it. 1 I 1 1 illlll Iii Why docs the sun rise so gloriously in the cn-st? Decani' it cuu't Itclp it! When the sun in all its glory Try a breakfast of WIENERWURSTS! There are none quite so nice as ours for those morning breakfast hours. You'll like 'ein. Voucau't help it The Economy Market On Kohlhagen, Prop. PHONE 58 (eastern Oysters in Any Style I Short Orders at Any Hour. Quick Lunch Restaurant rS TOT, Pro. Regular Dinner, Uc Chicken Dinner Every Bunda) Sheridan Street Near 'Depot OPEN ALL NICJHT. New York Cafe Chaa Jo, Pro. OI'KN DAT AND NIGHT. MraU at All Hoar. Regular Meals SI CeaU Chicken Dinner Sundays, from 11 Noon to t P. It. Chop 8uy, Noodle, man Oy ten, Fish. Etc.. all th Urn. Cor. Jackson ft Waahlngtnn Su R. L. Stephens AUTO STAGE LINK DEPOT. Dally stages and autoa for M.rsn - field and all Coos Bay points, alto for Peel and Millwood, learee 0. W. Rapp'a grocery store, 133 Sheridan street. Cash paid for produce along the Una. WARM WEATHER COMING Soon is the Verdict of the Weather Man and when it dees come you know it will be warm enough o' nights, without stuffy, ill smelling oil lamps, to add to your discomfort. Why not avoid it by having electric lights installed now. Douglas County Light & Water Co. F hone 61, Roseburg, Oregon Sutherlin Wine Co. The Only Wholesale Liquor House in Southern Oregon Family Liquors, Wines & Beers Orders Filled by First Outgoing Train PHONE 51 Sutherlin, Oregon C. .1ACOBSON Panitorium Dye Works All work fully guaranteed. Goods railed for and delivered. Practi cal dyeing and cleaning of all Mad of Ladies1 and Gent's Clothing, Crarenettes and Portieres. 107 N. Rose St. I Hi! V a I IU i i I til I f. S HI i I I Own your car don't let it LI j own you. A new Mr. Doolty rises to remark that there l I ii are only two kinds of cars "the Ford and the can't af- 111 J fords." You'll want a Ford H I when the season is on. Then II ' buy it today. I I Iii I "Everybody la driving a Ford more II III I I III I tDU iOO.tOO In service. New prices lljll ; I HI I runabout tilt touring car M00 I Iff I I IIJI town ear 1800 with all equip- I Ml 11)1 0- Detroit. Get partlcu- I II . ! IHI from rord dealer, 0. W. Burnett, III III I l 1 1 j Lssa.aaaaiaa!aZaamBaaaaa I t I FINE 8IIOB REPAIRING Hfaop In Rem of Building. FOR SALE CHEAP. . Hons, partially finished; will finish It to suit purchaser. Tarnu: ! ,..., ... . cash- b1" monthly i In-tallmenta. Pag Inreetment Co.. 1700 No. Jackson St. Telephone 203 Roseburg, Oregon V.v: ii.