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SPRAY OUTFITS Any size to suit your requirements. Our 1913, 7-ply spray hose will stand the pressure and we guarantee it. Adrian Steel Wire Fence-is the best. Wilgrow Fertilizer for your lawns and gardens. Grass Seeds. Garden Tools. J. F, BARKER CO. Implements and Vehicles. Rosebcrg, Or T. j- ABR AHSI p AUTO BTAOK UCT WO!.;:v JT PORTLAND KAHT KIDK I HAH A WOIUM1K POET. That poet from the Rust SUle Dual neu Men' Club Is out with a new on. Tula week he gives words of encouragement and advice to the fel low who is prone to loaf on the Job when his luck Isn't breaking just right. Kwp a I'tKRln.' If you're feelln' kind o blue Keep a peg-gin'; There are others worse than you, Keep a peggln'; If you're feeliu' on the hog, Down and out an under dog Don't you dare to slip a cog, Keep a peggln'; If you ain't a feelln' fit, Keep a peggln'; Show the world you've got the grit. Keep a peggln'; Oet to work and then flUk to it. Take your coat off, buckle to it, That's the proper way to do U, Keep a peggiu'; If you wimt to quit i.o fJcht, Keep a peggt ' Things will souk , 'urn out right, Keep a pe tin'; Dontfivfc u :. (! lose your grip. Just became .iu've mudo a slip; Keep a good, stiff Tipper Up, Keep a peggln.' Portland Journal. We don't pay a Mn rent or cx penslvo clerk hire. Thai's why we Bave you money un your Spring and Summer HutB. Kxelusiru Millinery Parlor, Perkins Uldg. THE LETTER IN THE ENVELOPE What Comes of a Man Not Trusting His Wife. Mrs. Ketebmn tvus seated at bar es critoire in a duluty morning (own, pale blue to suit her hair and comu'-ilon, attending to ber correspondence, when the postman arrived and left a letter for ber husband. She took It up, looked at the ixmtmark over the stamp giving the date of mailing, then at the postmark on the back giving date of reception.' examined tbe handwriting carefully nnd mused; "I wonder who I mean whom It la from." The handwriting was unfamiliar to her. "Ho won't le at home before 0 o'clock," she continued, thinking, "and If It contains anything that requires attention It' nilght be too late and cause no cud of trouble. Then I would lie blamed, and Justly blamed. Be--l.l.-s. don't object to Alan's opening my letters, though for some renson or t her he never does. I'm going to do what I tliluk ilbt and take the con sequences. However, -t;i(i'S to guard against contln i--r-i upon the envelope Rugs Rugs 0 those who contemplate purchasing rugs, we desire to call your attention to our enormous stock. We have rugs in standard qualities from $125 to $60 EACH Patterns in latest designs. Espec ially, do we call your attention to our Body and Tapestry Brussels rugs. Note the small designs and beautiful colorings. Don't ftmet that tie have Wall Paper in latest styles. B. W rtron: The Furniture Man -HEALTH HINTS- Cleanse teeth in V ? mnnrt.i:. at nigh; and after each meal always brush teeth from the mini.- dnw: fur tli upper teeth, and from the gums upward lor tne ! . r t . .- li. .V .T pick teeth with metal points Aridp. Ilk ' vinegar, Ir-mot, -tr . il. stroy the lime of the teeth and destroy thdr i-wildity. Laugh! Show your teeth of them!-Healthy tit th l thi'lr duty, well rbew eil food if half digested. Rood di gestion meaiot pure blood, health promote vim and rimm! spirit I , )iir hnplm deendfi lin-jiily upon the condition of your Ic-th our nUivk CfimpriM'S CTery standard of Itelltlfrire, Toottl taoiiT, Cream. Wash and lo- tioie for MMingy or receding gams a nidi every article ronnicUJ niih Hie are of your teeth. Come in mid let um show you how to aeitilie a heallliy Inugh and be pioiid of your teeth. with a hairpin and without tearing the paper. She read: Dear Ketchum I have no objection to fotnc to Chicago to cloee the deal, but my wife always oblecta to my colnc awar anywhere, specially when 1 don't taka ber with roe. When I no I nave w ira her all day la a hotel In a strange city, which la worse for ber than ataylna at bom. I shall keep my departure a ee eret, telegraphing ber from Chicago that I was called away suddenly. I give you tbla that you may write ma about the matter at tbe nouae, for ana opens an my letters. Otherwise aba la a model wife, Jj and this la the only fault I have to nnd R with her. But I believe It Is a common 3 falling with wumrn. I congratulate you 'A on having a wife who respects your prt- j rate correspondence. Bba Is an exception K to the rule. I Now, Mrs. Ketebum was no foot 6 8h. aaw in tbla letter a coven lecture addressed to herself for opening ber husband's mall. Again she studied tbe address, also the letter, gradually com ing to see an excellent disguise of ber busbnnd'a chirograph. She folded tbe decoy and was about to replace It in lta envelope when there was a bowl from tbe nursery. Dropping both letter and envelope on the desk, she ran to the nursery and picked up her darling Tommy, aged live, who In trying to climb on a chiffonier had fallen on the back of his head. When Mrs. Kntehtim returned to hpr escritoire she was agitated. Site had heard that children who fall on the back of their lieail-i are liable to Injure tho base of the bruin and thereby' he crippled for lire, wie nnrrieuiy piiKcu , rj up the decoy letter, placed it in the en- K velope, wet what mucilage remained K Krohrt's Drug Store Cms Street Roseborg, Oregon and rubbed the flap down with the ! I. i ' Atri iff " 1 1 1 II & x See our spring and summer line of boys' suits. Prices 50 UP uuyb bui $2 We are showing the snappiest line of young men's suits in the city. Prices 50 UP uit; uiy. lr Roseburg, Oregon I. palm of ber hand This done, she set tbe letter np on (he mantel, brushed her own unfinished correspondence Into a drawer and went back to coddle her boy. When Alan Ketebum came home lo dinner his wife was slill worrying iilsmt Tommy, who had a headache and was feverish The father looked at the hoy. then went Into his wife's room, where lie saw the letter on the mantel. Hello:" he exclaimed. "That's from Sieve Ilrittou. I wonder if he's going to Chicago. If he doesn't I shall bnve to go myself." "I w ler." said the wife, "you don t liavo your letters addressed to your of- ! flee. You are always complaining of my Interfering with your private af fairs. It occurred to me that there might lie something requiring atten tion, but you're so particular about my nHulng your letters that I wouldn't have opened it for a farm. Some day an Important matter will need to be at tenile.1 to for you. and you'll wish you Hadn't been so" The reason she fulled to finish the ' sentence was a peculiar expression on lier husband's face. Her heart began to nent line n Keltleilruin. Mimuii.ing bad gone wrong. Mr. Kelchum read aloud; Madam I am sorry that I cannot net ony -ttufr to nialcn your plnK, nine, i MARKET ItKI'OltT. PrlccB paid by Itoseburg dealers: EtiOS 12 He. 11UTTEH 30c. BUTTER FAT 38c. POTATOESBOc. CAHHAGE 1 4(' 2c. APPLES 35 00c. WHEAT $1. OATS4 0C to 45c. 11 AY Vetch, 10 ton; grain, $10. IJvcsloi k. SHEEP 4 to 5MiC. HOCiS Dressed, 8Vic3'9c; alive, 7c. STEERS Alive, 5V4c to 6c SOWS Alive, 6c to 5 He. VEAI. Dressed, 8 to lie. POULTRY Mixed chickens, alive. 8 to 12c; dressed, 14r. TURKEYS Alive, 15c; dressed. 18c I'OltTI.AM) MARKETS. NOTICE TO DRUMS CONTRACTORS. rear axle. Trusses designed for a live load of 100 Iba. per square foot. Bidden to submit detailed draw Sealed blda will be received by the Ings with their bids; blda tor treatle County Court of Douglaa County, approaches to be by the linear foot. ' Oregon, up to 12 o'clock M. ot the Hidden must visit the various 2nd day of April, 1913, for the con- sites and satisfy themselves aa to In struction of the following bridges; leal conditions, tbe County Court as- The Hancock Uriilge.. sumlng no responsibility on account Two 128 feet ateel spans, Pratt of lack of knowledge on the part ot truss design, approximately 190 feet' the blddor. of framed wood trestle approaches, I All blda must be accompanied by a six steel tubular piers, approximate certified check In an amount equal have li.rn tn i'V,-ry stnre In th,! hnvo found nothing that Hill tio MiltnMo. Will you plonse Instruct nio what to do? Hes'ieelfuMy yours. umbe cnnniKU. By the time the husband had finished reading his wife was looking for an nveuue of escape, lie saw- her inten tion and sauntered to the door. "What In the world does It mean?" he nsked. "A letter from your dress maker In an envelope addressed In Sieve I'.i llt'iii's handwriting? Is It Sieve llrliton's or somebody In Mine. Corbler's shop?" "It may l.e that." said his wife In a faint voice. "Singular! I would have sworn WHEAT- Track prices. Club, S5c to Stic; illueslem. 97c to USc; Korty fuld, Xilc tn 87c; Red Russian, 85c to 85c; Valley, S7c. BARLEY Feed, Nominal, brew ing nominal; rolled $25.50 and $26. 60 per ton. CORN Whole, $27; cracked, $28 per ton. FLOUR Pateuts. $4.70 per bar- city nnd . rel; straights, tl.10; exports, $3.85 and $3.U.; valley, $4.70; graham $l.t;0; wluiln wheat, $4.80. MILLSTLKFS Bran, $21.00 per too; shorts, $2:1; middlings, $30. HAY Eastern Oregon timothy, choice $15 to $17; mixed $10 to $13, 50; oat and vetch, $12: alfalfa. $11, 60; clover, $10; straw, $C7. OATS No. 1 white, $27.50. POTATOES Burbanks, 45 and 60 cents per hundred; sweet potatoes, 4a pound. ONIONS Oregon, 90c and $1 per sack. .VEGETABLES Artichokes, $1.25 to $1.50 do..; asparagus, 11c to 1:"t,c. lb.; cabbages, Ic to lHc lb.; cauliflower, 2 to $2.25 crnto: celery, height 38 feet; the bid to include the removal ot old structure now In use. Tho Oakland Bridge. One 90 fcot steel span, Pratt truss design, approximately 200 feet of framed wood trestle approaches, four steel tubular piers approximate holght 40 feet; the bid to Include the removal ot old structure now In use. Tho t'alanoola Bridge. One 100 feet span, approximately 150 feet of framed wood trestle ap proaches, two steel tubular piers ap proximate height 33 feet, and one concrete masonry pior approximate height 21 feet. Bids will be con sidered for both a wood and ateel bridge at this place. Tbe wood truss to be of the Smith truss design, and the steel truss to be of the Pratt truss design. All of the above bridges to bave a clear roadway of 16 feet and a clear bead room ot 15 feot. The design shall be for the following loading: Floor and lta aupporta a Uvo load of 100 lbs. per square foot, or a 20 ton traction engine with axles 11 font, C. to C. and 7 ft. guage, four flftlia of the load to be carried by si...-., wi-,.1,. n.ni tin! now I look nt It $2.:.K to 4 per crate; cucumbers, I see the llrsl teller of Hie ad.lress. A. !$2(c$2.50 per dpzen; egg plant, 26c Isn't Steve's. He makes most of his capitals I'li; Utile ones This A Is a real capital." Hope was i.erinning to rise tn Mrs. .,r ,.,. -rii,. 5i,Cc tier Dound Kotclmm's breast when her husband s spinach, $1 to $1.25 per box; hot to $1 per box lh.; head lettuce, $2.26 crate; pep pers, 30c per pound; radishes, 35c per dozen; rhubarb, 6 to 7 cents per pound; sprouts, 10c; tomatoes, $2 to five ner cent ot the bid. Envel opes In which bids are enclosed must be endorsed with the name of each bridge for which the bid Is made. Profiles, plans, specifications ana , iggmont. strain sneers win do on uiu iu ma County Clerk's office on and after March 26th, 1913. The right Is reserved to rojoct any and all bids; said bids to bo con sidered on April 2nd, 1913, at 1 o' clock n. m. By order of the County Court. Dated this 13th day of March, 1913. E. II. LENOX, dtf County Clerk. Dally starea and nlM fo atSrg-. field and all Coo Bay polatMMt for Peel and Millwood, Imym (V W : Rapp'a grocery atora, IIS gTkMMMa, : atre.t. Cash paid for prodac ! $t the line. r-i- . -r if.;. Can You Beat It Nice level lota, river bottom aotL; good streets, alleys In rear ot MT, ' Int. All the privilege, ot mx? WITHOUT the city's heavy Ux aa In fact Maynard's Addition i will make an Ideal bom. for 70a, M It Is only four block, from tho high school site, on. block froaa store, two blocks from publlo tehooL See me about them, or phon. lll-I C. C. MAYNARD, Owner NRW GOOim. 4 eye was turned to n wast, 'basket be side the devk In which there was but one silicic pie- e of paper, lie look It out. eTclnitniiiL': "Hello: Here's something from Stove, after all Wleit does it all nienn'r" If this were a slory of yount; lovers tbe Indy would witt. the ,iver would forgive nnd then' would be n lovely scone Mrs Kelcbiiin nmse and swept out of the room. s:i. Ing: "Th.it comes of not trusting your house lettuce, Out: APPLES 50c. to $1.60 per box 1Iom, Wool and Hides. HOI'S 1912 crop, prime and choice, 15b 17c lb.; 1913 contracts, K.c lb. PELTS Dry. Ilcfcl2c; lambs, 2.'.c(i 35c; full wool, $1.25 and $1.35. WOOL Eastern Oregon, 10c 1 Ic per pound, according to shrink age; valley, I8ci20c per lb. HIDES-Salted bides. llM,r12c per pound; sailed calf, incd mc; STOMACH MISERY AM, tiOXE. wife." I 11c; drv hides. 21Ci22c; dry calf, No. 1. 25c: No. 2. 20c: salted bulls. !. "Myl How I Did Suffer, But Xmv I'm , c SC Ml V '0 lb Happy All Day Ix.ng and Sleep Fine." . nm run(rT ,.rduce. That's what a woman said Just n' POULTRY Hens, 15 to 1 Cc per few months ago. She said more and lb.; broilers, 25c; turkeys, live, 18c here it Is. 'to 2be; dressed, choice, 23c to 2.,n; "I wlsli It lay within mv power to ducks. 15c to 18c; geeso, 12c to 13c. persuade every woman sufferer from KliOS Fresh, Oregon ranch, 18c dvgpppsia or Indigestion (or w hatever to I c 1"T dozen, they may think their stomach trouble CHEESE Oregon Triplets, 17c; 1st to give MI-O-NA Suiiach Tablets Young Americas, nominal, one week's fair trial. I am sure that BI TTER Oregon creamery but every one of them would thank inn tor, cubes, 37Vic per pound; prints, from the bottom of her heart." 3!ie lb. "I nm well nnd hoppv for the first PORK Fancy, lie to 11". 4c lb. time In years and I do not hesitate tn VEAL. Fancy, 142 14V4C lb. give MI-O-NA Stomach Tablets nil, 11 tbe credit." Follow this advice Give M M AdAIN. MI-O-NA Stomach Tablets a week's ' trial; if they do not benefit, tho Red w f. ,ae. Wre fir, ruPer Cross Pharmacy will return the cost a1 rvPr A .-(g.igph (onr(1 for jc 50 cents. ro, All bought before tbe raise. o A. Kn,, rednred In price. A good ROHEIll'IU) IIOl'HE WANTED. heavy fence. !9 Inches high, 9 wires, 1 30 rents a rod. Terms to suit aur- Ten acre. In fruit, 20 acres hay or chasers. We have the beans hanJ grain land and good plastered house; Biid power spray pumps, barn, windmill and well, to trade for A carload of lime and sulphur a rood house In Koseburg; 2 Mi miles surar. from Roseburg on beat kind ot road. STEARNS ft CHENOWETH, I have Juat received my Spring shipment of bicycles, bicycle tlrea and baa. ball goods. I have bicycles ranging; In price from $26 to $46. Bi cycle tires from $4.66 to $7 per pair. If you ar. thinking of getting a bicycle or your old one needa repairs of aay kind, call and see ma. Do not send away for that bicycle until you bar. looked mine over and get my ptieea and tertna. 4 J. H. 8TKB8' OUN STORE, Opposite Postofflce, Roseburg. j .,m , I I I I I I II I I I I I - Everything NEW Baths in Connection i P. L. Proprietor. Hammond's Former Place, Corner Mill and Floed Streets. Phone 160 Rates on Application We are not necessarily going out of business, . but we are Selling Out at Cost Our Entire $6,000 Stock of New and Second Hand Furniture and Household Goods As a sample of prices we offer One Carload of "Pure White" Hard Wheat Flour at $1.25 Per Sack We both lose money if you (ail to attend this sale. J. H. CAMPBELL & SON K. W. IAGAS rnoxii ait Goods Called for and Delivered THE VIENNA Dyeing, Cleaning and Pressing Works Your entire wardrobe taken care ot by expert FRENCH DRY OR STEAM CLEANERS All Work Fully Guaranteed 127 North Jackson St. Yes, we have it Fort Jones Creamery Butter the best in Roseburg y LOUIS KOHLHAGEN Phone 19 107 SSI jfj ..; -1 -J ) 1 2 Box 476. RoMburg. Oakland and Tonoallav daw s r em
