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L-r n March 17 Tb Bd aHl" by the Civil Servlc
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commission announcao. , , -c!lu.j
ihi.if Pi. nd personal mliconduct In
Jfcr guilty of "btom im-.ol'c-
S9: YOU Ul CURE THAT BACKACHE.
I geoa order ma llatlftaglas aser. Alaskan, ateilaiei iBSinmal
bollce department," and leaseer. btapacsass at kotter tijt ako
rXi.h.r.H him from TIutAIU.piM wot tart ow
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I involved anegea viu
btMCtM of Mtnfr1
the last named date, I
(if led In the trial that,
IKonier ana on wne in
home "In scanty attire.
(ember Bchearer
NOTICE TO ARTISANS.
All Artlaam please take notice that
was the regular meetings will be held In
iorce In a suit In which Eagles' hall on the first and third
lamed as co-respopdent. Wednesdays of each month. Next
lesion's decision praised meeting will be Wednesday, March
fi as police chief, and 19. Refreshments; come.
lie in otner eities ponce u. ti. jaiL.ijc.Lnjc. m. n.
been guilty of oorrup-
GENERAL NEWS.
Fire?
Id. simple wash, the wall
prescription for Ecsema.
I
Unit.
II othar remedies for akin
fta that wa could irnaraji.
i the B.D.D. rernenr. If
ar alia 11.00 bottlr doaa
t as wa aay. It will not
It
rose Pharmacy.
RSI
An Inventory of the estate of E. II
Harrlman shows that when he died
In 1909 It was valued In the aggre
gate at 170.000,000. The chief hold
Inn of the financier were railroad,
steamship and industrial securities
and real estate. The estate- is now
valued at t80.000.000.
i Frank Gotch, wrestling champion
of the world, signed articles today to
meet George Lurlch, for 10 years the
. undefeated champion of Europe, at
i Kansas City. April 1. Lurlch is the
man who defeated George Hacken
schnildt two years prior to Gotch's
victory at Chicago over the fcuro-nenn.
The C. A. Smith Lumber and Man
ufacturing Company, of Marsblleia
Or., received an order for Port Or
ford white cedar to be used In the
construction of the yacht which Sir
Thomas Llpton will build In the
hopes of winning the America cup.
The white cedar of that locality,
which Is found In no other part of
the world except in Coos and Curry
counties, has become quite famous in
marine construction.
NOBLEST SCIENCE ' V
BESTJNSTRUCTION
Pastor RussaH In a CoUaca Ctty
Adiotatts Bibla as Teit Book.
The Value ef Learning Its Coat Vari
able Kinds of Knowledge The Moat
Important One the Bast Tea her Tr-.t
Meat ueoaaaful Pupils.
Muddy Complexion.
with a
hit of Ten
isba&?s
. W 1 1 1 vnu HDD n . u till.
i muddy or sallow compiexiou aim uun
I eyes, you may know that her liver Is
out of order. A few doses of Cham
berlain's Tablets will correct it ana
make her look better and feel better.
For sale by all dealers. C
180 ACRES FOR SALE CHEAP.
tecretly pleased to
ves shift the labor
y baking to the
-julders. Ours are
; the baker bake
N BAKERY
forth Jackson
Or will take part trade In house In
Rosebnrg; land situated 1 mile from
Roseburg. Address Box 475, Rose
burg. Are Yob Constipated?
If so, get a box of Dr. King's New
Life Pills, take them regularly and
your trouble will quickly disappear.
They will stimulate the liver. Im
prove your digestion and get rid of
all the poisons from your system.
They will surely get you well again.
26c at all druggists. B
M-M-H-M-H-l I I'M l-l-l-l;
ORG BOOK
TORE
ertlsement
tuy fine writing pa
i don't let the ques
Ice frighten away
taste.
i paper that meets
Irement for those
ful about the kind
pd yet conforms to
sdest pocketbook.
ik stationery at
I BOX AND CP.
burg Book Store
rs and Stationer.
FURNISHERS
Oregon
CEDAR POSTS.
j. Just received a car of select 4-
Beren foot cedar posts. Rose- 4
4 burg Feed ft Fuel Co. 4
i..;..;.,I,.;.,;..l..I.-l..i-f!"f"t"M-Mt
. SAVE
FUEL BILLS
By using this wonderfully
efficient little electric stove.
CosIb no more than an ordin
ary electrle Iron. Dolls,
broils, try, toasts. Quicker,
cheaper, cleaner than gas or
wood.
3.11.
Roseburg, Ore. Phone f".
Cor. Oak and Main streets.
ON
Telephone 203
itorium Dye Works
My guaranteed. Goods called for and delivered. Practi
cal d ruing of an klads of Ladles' and Cent's Clothing,
J Cnm-nrtte and Portiere.
Rose St. Roseburg, Oregon
f
tacy and staple groceries always on hand at the
ST SIDE GROCER.Y
money can bny and In addition to right price we guar
luallty. Bar time and money by trading with us.
DWELL & FOSTER
!9 WEST ROSEBURG, ORE.
3
LIU
IBkSTOfcgUSSEUi
DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR
Is not the cheapest but is sure the BEST by every TEST
The BENSON GROCERY For the Best of Everything
Ithaca, N. Y. .
Uarch 10,-Pastor
Rumelt Is here;
snd In view of this
being the seat of
Cornell University
he took as a text
the words of the
philosopher: "Wis
dom from Above
the noblest sci
ence, the best In
struction." It must
be said, however,
that the Pastor
used various Scripture, any one of
which lulnht hnve served for a text
Once the college represented, not
merely secular education, but the re
ligions sentiment of their founders.
iiHimlly rellKlmiH men. Todny, bow
ever, collcgex are ngliamed to aeknowl
i'iIkd any rellKluus uthlliitions: nud al
tlimiKU they represent high uiornl prin
ciples, nevertheless, they are hot-beds
of Intldellty-dlshelief In the Bible as
(he Divinely lusplrcd Itevelutluu. This
coiiilllliin Is deplorable.
In the rnstor s opinion the great in
stitutions of learning, so well equipped
for the inculcation of faith lu God, are
doing more to overthrow faltb than are
u 1 1 other influences combined. The In
erense of knowledge be believed to be
accountable for the !icrease of vice.
He explained that the undermining of
faith iu the Rlble as the Word of God
and the Ini'uleatlon of the Evolution
theory tend to destroy all faith In a
personal Ud and In rewards and pun
ishments from Him. One of the most
peculiar things was that very wealthy
men have ricbly endowed leading col
leges, thereby destroying fnlth and un
intentionally leading mankind to social
revolution, to the precipice of anarchy.
8ympathy For Higher Critice.
Nothing In the Pnstor's words Indi
cated condemnation; on the contrary,
he manifested a deep sympathy for
those entangled in the snares of Oc
cultism aud Evolution. He bad been
entangled once himself, he said, but
had gotten free. Had he gone so far
as to doubt the existence of God, he
believed that be would hnve been as
lost In Evolution as are many of the
noble men occupying college chairs.
The Pastor Iwlleves the riiuVulty Is
that ninny cannot accept the Bible as
thea inspired Itccord. So also be had
once rejected It; for he had thought It
to be in harmony with the absurd
reeds of the Dark Ages. Now he Is a
most firm ts-liever in the Inspiration of
the Bible. One of the surprising things
his Bible study has revealed Is that the
Bible supHtrts none of the creeds; and
tlmt none of the creeds or sects use all
of the Bible, l-'ncb sect has selected
doctrines from the Word of flod. anil
uses thcM' In its own defense. But
each hods there teachings which do
not lit in with Its creed.
Evidently none of the sects manu
factured the Bible. Had the Calvin
ists done so. they would have omitted
tcNts touching Free firnce Artnluinns
would have omitted Klcctlon. Catho
lies would Ii;ive mlili-d something to
tench tlu Immaculate comvti"t. In
ilill'-cncc. Ii:l'Ii anil low mass, holy
Wilier, hoh cfiii-lli-s. apostolic succes
doll, etc All w.iild have put In tcU.
IcMinu al t Mm- Trinity
All would h:iv niltcil texts teach
lig tli;tt the .lend arc a.-lccp. to awiik
-n lu tin resurrection morning In
.1 1. I! is most ililli- nil for tin -in to ex-
lhil:i how tio-rc c:io tie a rcMirrection.
if those wll.i seem to ilic lire renllj
more nllve tlnitl ever l!iiently the
Bible wiis hot llciilc by m:iu.
My .ravel- and eiTorl li licit think
iug Clii-isil;in-i iniiy see that this won
derful itooli. while out ot liiirinoiiy
with the cr Is. hi fully in harmony
with Itself Tin- crent I'laa of snlva
:ion whl'-h the Bible sets forth towers
fur above tilt Die efforts nf puny men
icpre-ctitcil in the it is of t'hrlslen-
-loin. The Bible Message could hoi have
lime from el-cu here than Alsoe
Learning! True Value and Cost.
Learning nlol.i: all lines of present
1.11 in-l ru- lion I- surely valuable. The
iplibcd s. ien.-cs i, re doing mm h for
he world Bui ftlille er I iitMirt;i nt
tlcl tic prill to t if:. an pro-.'iess. these
.lone .lie tint sii.'li ant The human
tin, I liiusl hive a theory re-oic. tlhg Its
ilture destiny and tile object of IIs
res,-ni ert-len e The searcher for
li'ii 'wIl'i' :i one these Unit is lsu:ill
i fcrrctl to I'lato ulid S-s-rates None
"eiti to ihitik of progri'ss lu mental
lllilo-ojltll .,.yon iiicse giants of the
)i:ist Yet t the I'.MilUtioh lllisiry Is'
n.e. tlie .- ti ice were much neater tin
'Uoul.e; -t.itc than we are today
T'ic I' i-: or -oiii-iit to taiitess itie pro
linvt.t ol U.JllnillL I'.lble study afresh
ignoring H'e creeds of the Dark Ages
mid ircnulTlini: the old Bisik to explain
Itself He (Mitntcfl nut. llowever, ttlll'
the Bilile ..s il'n ally .1.-1 it ri that with
out the Holy Spirit It .unlet he full)
sml dearly underst.HHl Tiiise who
consecrate their IIvps to fJwl nnd thus
enter the School of Christ will bc
tnught of Hltn.
lie believes that unles the highest
organs of the bumsn brain those p
pertnlnlng to religion snd morality-bc
cultlvsted. the student Is poorly pre
pared to withstand the storms of life.
N. A. Richardson, of San Bernar
dino, California, will lecture on
"What Is Socialism?" at the Armory
next Saturday, March 22. He Is the
second lecturer on the Socialist Ly
ceum Course, which is being given
under tbe auspices ot the Socialist
Local.
Mr. Richardson Is the author of
somo of the most widely circulated
Socialist books. He was for many
years an Instructor of young people
in a high school, and there learned
the way to present subject In a man
ner easily understood.
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Stop! Look! Investigate!
We are showing the most complete and up-to-the-minute
line of Spring Shoes and Oxfords
for the whole family, ever seen in Roseburg.
THE Ql'AI.ITV SHOE STORE
213 N. Jackson. Next to P. O,
R. L. Stephens
KINK SHOE REPAIRING
Shop in Rear oi Building.
N. A MCHARDSON
N. A. RICHARDSON
Subject, "What Is Socialism?"
Saturday, March 22.
LUELLA TWINING
Subject, "Tho Class Conflict."
Saturday, March 29.
MARY L. GEFFS
Subject, "What Socialists Want."
Saturday, April 6.
ROBERT KNIGHT
Subject, "The Socialist Movement.'
Saturday, April 12.
MARKET REPORT.
Prices paid by Koseburg dealers:
EGGS 12 He.
BUTTER 30c.
BUTTER FAT 38c.
POTATOES 65c.
CABBAGE H4 tf 2c.
APPLES 35 00c.
WHEAT 11.
OATS 40c to 4 5c.
HAY Vetch, 10 ton; grain. 10.
Livestock.
SHEEP 4 to 6V4c
HOGS Dressed, 8V4ciQ9c; alive,
7e.
STEERS Alive, 5V4c to 6c.
SOWS Alive, Dc to 5 He.
VEAL Dressed, 9 to lie.
POULTRY Mixed chtrkuus, alive,
8 to 12c; dressed, 14r.
TURKEYS Alive, 15c; dressed,
18c.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Pratt's Poultry Regulator, roup
cure, head lice ointment, lice killer,
grape remedy, germathol and stock
powder. New supply Just received
by Roseburg Feed A Fuel Co.
J. McDougall, "Little Mac," has
moved hi tailor (hop from 119
West Oak to 127 Jackson street. He
Is now prepared to do all kinds of
tailoring, repairing, cleaning and
pressing. First class work guaran-
GentB: now Is the time to order
that new suit for spring or summer.
Very latest samples Just received by
O. W. Biopor, next door to Palace
Theater. Strictly all-wool, up-to-date
suits, guaranteed to fit, for $15 up.
If you don't want a now one, bring
your old suit and have it cleaned and
pressed to look like new. Hats also
cleaned and blockod. dtf
We have a big assortment of
cherry, peach, pear, plum, and all
other kinds of fruit tree. Com nnd
see them. Phone 1G2. Kltchln
Black. dswtf
Clawson's
Plumbing Shop
319 N. Jackson Street
TELEPHONES
Shop 151 Residence 199-Y
H-H"! M 'M"l"!M'I"l'-t-I"
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I have re-opened my course
In Instruction in paintlag, aid
those wishing to Join the else
are kindly requested to sail any
afternoon, corner Flint and
Oak streets.
MRS. J. H. BARTHOLOMAY.
H-H-
H. J. DennTransfer
Company
Household goods, piano, baggage,
lumber, wood and a general transfer
business. Baggage checks called for.
All goods carefully haudled. Charges
reasonable.
Office phone, 102; residence phone,
196-L. Itosehiirg. Oregon.
Good
Trees
cannot be grown, re
gardless of the quality
of the soil or care, un
less you have the right
kind of trees to begin
with
Come and See
the kind of trees we sell
before you buy. We
guarantee you never
sawany better.
Prices Right
Roseburg
Nursery Co.
K1TCH1N & BLACK
Proprietors
WHEAT Truck prices, Club, Rot-
to 80c; Bliicstcm, !7c to 8c; Forty
fold. Sl'.c to 87c: Bed Russian, 85.
to 85c; Valley, 87c.
BARLEY Feed. Nominal, brew
ing nominal; rolled 25.50 aud 126.-
50 per ton.
CORN Whole. 27; cracked, 28
per ton.
FLOUR--Patent9, l.70 per bar
rel; straights, 14.10; exports, $3.85
and J;l.!l,'.; valley, $4,711; graham,
1 1. fill; whole wheal. $4.Ki.
MILI.STUFFS Bran, $1.00 per
ton; shorts, $2.1; middliiiKS, $:!0.
HAY Eastern Oregon timothy,
cholco $15 to $17; mixed $10 to $i:i,
50; oat and vetch, $i2: alfuira, $11,
50; clover, $10; Btraw, $0iif7.
OATS No. 1 white. $27.50.
POTATOES -Burbanka, 45 and 50
cents per hundred; Bwect potatoes,
4a pound.
j ONIONS Oregon, 90c nnd $1 per
sack.
, VEGETABLES Artichokes, $1.25
to $1.50 do.; aspiirae.us, lie lo
12'vc lb.; calilmKis, In to l'ic II).;
cauliflower, 2 to $2.25 crate: celery,
$2.51) to $1 per crate; cucumbers,
I $2 & $2.50 per dozen; ckk plant, 25c
I lb.; head lettuce, $2.25 crate; pep-
pers, 30c per pound; radishes. 35c
j per dozen; rhuli.'irti. 5 to 7 cents per
pound; sprouta, 10c; toinatoea, $2
per box; garlic, 5faGc per pound;
spinach, $1 to $1.25 per box; iiot
bouse lettuce, One to $1 per box.
j APPLES -Bile to $1.50 per box.
1 llow, Wool nnd II Ides,
j HOI'S 1UI 2 crop, prime nnd
'choice, 15 17c lb.; ! ! I 3 contracts.
15c 11).
I PELTS Dry, Ilea 12c; lsnibs.
25c it 35c; full wool, $1.25 ami $1.35.
i WO()l.-f;asterii Oregon, lict
14c per pound, according to shrink
age; valley, isci20c per lb. ,
HIDES -Salted bides. 1 1 W fi 1 2c
per pound; sailed calf, ir.cftisc;
salted kip, 12cftllr; green hides,
11c; dry hides, 2lcfi22c; dry cair,
No. 1, 25c; No. 2, 2Uc; sailed bulls.
Sc.
I CASCA11A- 5n lb.
i Dnlry and Country Produce.
1 POULTRY liens. IMS to 10c per
lb; broilers, 25c; turkeys, live, 18r.
to 20c; dressed, choice, 2:'.c to 25c;
ducks, 15c to 1 He; irccse, 12c to 13c.
E'iOS Fresh, Oregon ranch, 18c
to 1 !n per dozen.
CHEESE Oregon Triplets, 17c;
Young Americas, nominal.
' BUTTER Oregon creamery but
ter, eubes, 87 Ho per pound; prints,
39c lb.
PORK Kunry, 11c to 11 He lb.
VEAL. Fancy, 14 0 14 '40 lb.
Oregon wants
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MARCH 15 TO APniL IB, 1013 Tj
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r..tfiist F-irctrro WhT-IIOI Nllotily. Iml run
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n-l;nn tt in tht-Kn-t u hit ilt-siri 1n"Httl im Or
(fin." J'oii imii ilf'xtNlt f;ir with your luriil
ni;. nl atxl let vi lli In) li'It-irriiphed to any
ikI'Im'ss tit --tit'il, f Call tin iit-:i n-st :il'ii1 or writw
t i I'i.i iimh r- 1 nvti lor illustrated Ortx'Oii littra
tuitr tit nnifl F..it,
kt M. Stall. GimtiI Ntmftr Actit hrttM4, SnfM
The Causo of RhenmaMam.
Stomach trouble, lasy liver snd de
ranged kidneys are the causa of
rheniatlsm. Ost your stomsah. liver,
kidneys snd bowels In healthy condi
tion by taking Electric lllttors, and
you will not be troubled with ths
pains of rheunuitisin. Charles II. Al
ien, a school principal, of Sylvanla, I
Oa , who suffered Indescribable tor-!
turo from rheumatism, liver snd :
stomach trouble and diseased kid
neys, writes: "All remedies failed 1
until I used Electric Bitters, but four,
bottles of tills wonderful remedy j
cured me completely." llsybe your
rheumatic pains conn from stomach,
liver and kidney troubles. Electric j
Bitters will give you prompt relief. I
50c and 1 1 .01). Recommended by all ,
drua-Klsta. B ;
Nlcoly furnished and well-located
rooms single or suit for terms
apply at desk of McCialleu Hotel, or
phono 2.
I 111 I ensaMaaaaisBEaBSBESsasi II I
I I Own your car don't let it II I
j j own you. A new Mr. Dooley
rises to remark that there
are only two kinds of cars I 111
li "the Ford and the can't af- I
fords." You'll want a Ford I I
when the season is on. Then I I
I buy it today. I I
I I "Everybody Is driving a Cord mora III I
than VOD.000 In service. New prices I I
runnho"' ""e touring car f 0)0 I I I
to" . S00 with all e.ilip- III I
ml '., f. o. b. Detroit, (let particu- III I
lurs from Kord dealer, U. W. Burnett, J II I
I I Roseburg, Oregon. II II
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