IV IJPORIJNI LETTER
BISHOP. CAUf. " A"""
"ro I suffered severely. I
Sll l"cal doctor and U Bald
Uou 1 have to un.l.-rpo an oppora
LJ, When I said "No." he advised
of treatments. 1 hap-
S3 to think of Dr. rVree's Med
& Adviser, and in it. found my
Se thorouphiy descried. I sat
Sht down and wrote to Dr fierce.
Hhe i tried Dr. Pierce's FnvontO
Uription-took one bottle-ao
1 t. ..
one botue oi :,.?
Discovery, ana useu uic j"..
Tablets" and I have not been troub-
. i hui... hml tivn hna
led since. ....... -
healthy M' since then, and work
hard. At mac nine i ""
to do my own work 1 have used
!r .1,1 ..'...t Pallets' for the liver
and bowels for about 20 years.
vouldn t be witnoui mem. -mra.
S. G. Aumir.HT, R. F. I). No. 1.
n':... Tlf Pierep a Invalids
Hotel in Buffalo, N. Y., if you want
free confidential medical anvice, or
end W cents for the "Medical .
Adviser.
County Gets Sam
From State
nula County benefits to the ex
tent "f $:3.S3.1J I rum
.pponlonment of state market road
funcl, arannK the various counties
" -.i hir ihe highway ue-
parliin-nt lllis inorninn. Kxcept for
Mullnonian cmiiny, r.L.. .........
J4 r. -1 7 s under this apportion
ment." Marlon founty heads Hie list.
Mailc-i nmnty'a sliare ainouiiiou io
I3T.'.i5.S4.
The present . apportionment
vanti:i.
YoI'SiI MAN I'vsiivs Imanl and route
tn vrlviih- family. I. . li,JL
WA NT KDT urm?y b. larKO or mnall.
Hd).t llnia, Plm ne H-I'H.
U'AXTKh Any kind of work or otll
ji.l.n liv thf hour, in h li of xMriii.
U'm U' 1. ill Sln-i hlitii. Uouch.
HiHtSB I'ASTI'KK
4-K3.
WANTKI JMione
AN'i'i:i l..t-) vsitli Kuiiui 4fXitrltin'e
witultl hk. position an 4haiiil-riimll.
riiofiv :i.m-
TV A NT El i- - Itv younn man, ""-xp-rl-
en.frt. ikt. . on :t farm. S. A. ill I In,
iin. I'.i. lloffhutK.
WANTr.i i iftl past tire for Ii4rie,
mil pay k 1 rt ut. Aillr-itH H. I..
rr New s- lit'view.
WANTKh An expf rieni-1 nlfnonra-
i'r ap;i ui urn hl
VATKL- Hy aimtiK l"y, liimky ami
iiiiiii( t vvi.rk, 4';tipit-yiii tit ur an)
kU-J St-vi-iv j.,o iliiicl. Kiilin Woik
V. A.. Nc
f-TKN'i m iH. H Kit WAXTKH-Lfl'ly be-
tw..n ami ;;ti y(aiH ohi, with fom
t-o..kk. . ,ik -p(. u-iM t. Write Htt-n-oiiHL;.l-r.
fiirt nf Xewn-ltwiew, tat
itin t-nj.iTl. i,. e anil salary expected.
2MAN WANTKIW-Sliare pmponltlnn; 30
r nm-.-t irartien noil, two milttH
Iit-nf l(uii"l.iiin; ini.st ni4Hlerii mi tint ry
hi.iii4 in tiie oiniiy, liutli, toilet, liot
ami rttid Hiiir, etc.; a ronl oppor
tunity fur iiu; rlnht man. Apply
rfiue-i'oi l.m Company, 125 Cutis
Mnet. I'll. .no Jl!.
fTillHKH I.ANl'rf V A NT Kl About
rt. It. K. tti. nmt 5,0'ni.OuO
ft, tr.t,i,ne ami Id ok rapt) poltm,
Ho n.nli;(ntjihe ttnihcr, lanes
MuiititifM. tin or near water trana
Pfrtati.-n for foreign market. Give
ft.ll driptifin, particulars, price
Ji! 'oin tir4i letter. C. K. Snidei.
:' M't!" HMi. sii KranflHCA
FOR RENT.
"R liKNT t'nf urriic1it.l rn.ma. In-
I'lrt- .: in. !i.-Hi,;r. I'Ii.h.o 122-lt.
5"k KKNT- I tiriM-h...! r....m lih
Krhilmian pielvrrr-!. 222 W.
"tllt.D.
t'R ItK
"irnisln-d rooliiii. ingulrs
bukea.
"H It I :. T- -V'U r n liiYiPd" r.Trn
with
privh. k- of bath. 401 K Main Kt.
HhNTjjKl room, gentleman
1 I'uir- 7Ho. Ja kcon.
ii.;, I Afartinenta, -IuId and
k:.""'" t riune 6lf.
F"u i:, :x i " , r
Kiln.
11.
Nt'WK- Itl'VtHW.
MISt II I A V n-u
m. . .ni.u,uun.
1 to r-nt fitrniBhed
"r tioiinf ltt fr-
A.I.Ii.kb v. V
are
mi u v;n:y to n wood
't''iyUJ dvin.-e. T. A.'
"t and j-ocnd.
K"T T.....
' Kn .! "'" "h el...., l.ull.l.
r-ti:rn tit New.-
LJ-' ' '"" t"i..t.
'' It.
'n '"-lb V..;. . !
,-' -'"-r. Ph
---ri:.
. r A.I
amounts to 59S, 99.97 and Is di
vided among me counties or ine
state as follows:
Baker county, I."1,.'3U.J7; lien
ton, $11,001.99; Clackamas. JT.
375.6S; Clatsop. 25.8S92; Colum
hla. 113.155.42: Cool. S20.0SG.92:
Crook. $5.2S1.54: Curry, t2.5iiS.02;
Deschutes. t.ivi-a: uougias. 2J.-892.13-
Uilllam, lrt.825.83: Grant.
17,203.52: Harney, 19.257.20; Hood
liiver. $8,160.41; Jackson. $22,
271.80; Jsfferson, $4,541.07; Jose
phine. $3,638.13; Klumaih, $15.
103.73: Lake, $8,555.12; I-ane,
$36 058.77; Lincoln. $6,652,110;
Linn. $27,507.26; Malheur, $11.
614.3b: Mariou, $37. 695. 3b; .Mar
row. $9,321.86; Multnomah, $49,
521. 7H; Polk $15,787.30; Sherman
$9 805.86; Tillamook. $14,635.90;
Lmatllla $40,280.93; I'nion, $18,
635.42; Wallowa, $12,851.48 Wasco.
$14,968.17; Washington, $25,155.-
55; Wheeler, $4,476.26; Yamhill.
$14,496.65.
;liik m:vs.
At present Glide is a string of gos
sip reaching from one bMh of the
comniuntiy to the oilier. With the
exception of a few who have more
self-reajieet and knowledge than to
'start things that will be regretted.
Seven new members were added to
the Cilide Grange Saturday night.
There will he Sunday school at
Glide every Sunday. It is hop. d that
more will attend. The high school
boya and girls receive one puint for
attending Sunday school.
Christmas is drawing near and
several of the Glide settlers hive
opened their hearts. There will be
a Christmas tree at the church.
Dear old Santa, with your whiskers
80 white,
Rring us not presents of riches
and might.
But rather love, friendship, and
happiness untold.
Mr. John Alexander is not feeling
well at present.
Saturday night Ml. Scott was
beautifully covered with a snow
dress which could be seen for miles
around, while the stars overhead
twinkled gayly and seemed to won
der what next.
The Glide high school boys and
girls. Miss Archambeau and one or
two others, walked up to Fall creek
Sunday. Most of the crowd enjoyed
the hike, save one person who was
very unfortunate when crossing a
creek on a narrow log. This person
accidentally felt In and dampened
their feet.
It Is turning cold again at Glide,
a very bad thing to happen for some
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
ALL KKW CLASNU'lKn AnVKRTIfrKMKNTfl WU.L UK POUND ON LAST
PAitfi l'M)Klt IIKAOINU "NEW TODAY.
FOR SAUK Hew I lift marhine. kit'lion
taliiliet, 2 -111 tie nil Hlmti, 1'llolie tttl.
P( Ht SAliK -f)-paafleni;tr Hluileluiker.
chenp if takun nt om e. Inquliu OiM
Mawt loulaa St.
KOK SA1.K On1 oat" sprouter, tiyi tl-
tnontlia. Karl VoHlturtih, 7w-' J-'ulli'i'-
ton.
KT i 1 : SAI.K 4 n it-e pu i v h rv d h I ark
Minorca rootttern, l.utt -ali. V. It,
iJItlvveM. Kt. 1. loH.lttirK.
K )it SAI.K l'JL'K Kuril, " 4il f "mil i ler
HM'trii- liKlita, run 3 o niilt; special
liullt Ti-paMtieiiKoi' liodv, mic man top.
vm utiiii focii; Miap, lioiuiru l.'tl tak
Hi.
ttki SAI.K Cahh;iK. any amount, f. o.
h. IHllaul or ilellv. i. .. IU tfISi'H
Kilt HALK Ntw Natitinai h1i n kis-
ter, only ftlifjhllv UMed. Call at Giaii'1
Srlll.
Knit .SA I.K Italtlwln appU-a, $1 p-r
I'ox. Mavflower Itaio-h, phone lr.
H. . Bradford, 40- h i.
FfH SA1-K H-rnom hoiiw on Mill St.
partly furnished, part termn ur tra-le.
1 1 .V . (i. Vrl t J 1 1 . 1 1 f e r . I r a 1 1 1. Ur
KH SAI-K Good li-aiu, of work Loihen.
$' If taken ;tt ine. In-uliitf at l.'J
t'awa street, or phon :'19.
KOH KAlK ThoroiiKWired Tmroe how
with tt pigM 6 weekH oM. W. I). Hexti,
WJIlmr. Ore. 1'hone aa-Kl!.
FCR" SA iVKApploji and elder" d.'llvi red
in town. Phonu U 11. Hklnner
A Sons.
K(lt "SA'i'.K VilK4n ' or G"li liollai
Btra wherry plants will deliver In
FOK SALE Thorousrhhred Dnroc
brood sow; also ' t'lienlnr White
biam. 7 ffctki old. Mrit, lommanti.
Hhamnrook' liiie. Went Itoneburg.
P. O. Box 1143.
FOR SAI.B H. C Rhode Tfland roeker
mIb; 1 btill C4lf, nor ford and Pur
ham. I'hone 3:i-Kfi. AddreHH rine
cr?Ht Fnrnij IMxnnrllle Oregon.
FOR PAl.K-30af) Tl". 1 -liirh cii'I
liand pipe In ftood eoniltlon. 12 rentu
per foot f. o, b. Itoxeburff. RoiieburK
YMumalnf: nd Heatlnif '.
Ff 'It SALK 6 year old" nnddle mart,
broke to work, welfrlK 1 1 15 hands
littrh, trim built, clean limbed, or will
trnde for fheep or nitlih K"jUr. Hoi
1 1 1!4. ItoselmrK. I'hone "K -FJ.
F)K SAI.K Iih tihalor. mx K.')-i-KK
Old TriiMya, two 1 liti-CKT MrCla n:i
han. all In K " 'd whupe. I'rh-e I2 'HI
t:ieh. I want to buy arKr one. C.
A. In kett. 'any on ville. Oreuon.
FOftT- KA1.K13 4 " ki-ri-d "of ore hard
land; 11 acren In apples. Newtown
Hipplna and Spltzentrt; 1 acre In
pear a, 8 acrt-H fti ttinber; 2 )t In
town; price $r.(t(J0. See F. S. Wllaon.
Sntherlln, Ore.
COCK KRKIiH KOI t SA 1. 1 r 1 1 n u Itch
froduclng strain of birds. White
ly mouth Rocks and White IV k
horna. Am booking orders now for
day old chVrka. Kk's for hatching In
reason. A. H. Hunt, 22b Jarknou St.,
Howchurg-. Oregon.
FtMVUKTTi're cow. till.- to falve Feb.
half-breed Molwteiii: one heifur, 2
y-tiis old, fresh about I ec. 2t 3-4
Ilolsteln. (Hie K'aite llolfti'ln v:ir
II i.K heifer. ieo Telford, Rt. 1, Ro.se-
tniric (Happy VatleyL
FOR iSAl.K Ranch of 24 acres, also
ranh of Mo acres, or both together,
as they Join, and ar good stock
ram ties: also Z2 acres fir tltnbsr.
Rariraln If tihen snn. Inquire of
Springer A Wilson. Glendale, Ore., or
O. R. Hprln ff r. Arn I Ore-.
ITALIAN I'Ttl.'NK TRKKS at J pe?
luO and up. Tlire sizes to select
from. Pedlnreed plant In "Trebla,"
the greatest commenlHl rannlnK
st raw berry yet I tit rod need, sold at
$15 per 10Q0. Other stfinrtard varie
ties at IT per loou. We s-ll all varie
ties of trees anl plants. Kugene
Nuriurta. Kusrene. Orenon.
Fori SAI.K Big snap. JU acrws bHdti
f u lly sit lift ted : bent prone seel Ion In
state; 21 minutes walk to Myrtle
Creek and Illicit school; 20 miles to
Roieburg on highway: I & acre 1-year-old
prunes; 7 ftrres full bt-arlna:
apples, family orchard; 40 cre in
crop, 12 to be planted; new .ir.)0
ptaitered bungalow, garage snd out
bulMlnv; $12to worth personal prop,
erty. For quick sale will sacrifice
everything for 115 per acre. For
particulars write O. C. Ragan, bug
21J, Myrtle Creek, Oregon,
1 -",r-rn
of Glide's trouble makers, for their
hearts are cold enough.
X. X.
Prune Mjncemeaf
i$ New Favorite
EUGKNti. D-c. . J. O. Holt,
pack i uk uiunuger ot the Oregon
Grower.! Co-opt ralive uoeiutlon.
lias rt-ct -f vi-d a nu in her of let ters
from Ilium lu the east, asking about
the apple ayrup ihul is now being
inttnuturtured ut the Ktigene plant.
It Rfi-tna thul nct'ittly Bume pub
licity wan Klvtit to the fact t hut thf
chemist of the Eugene plant hud
suceuedVd in removing, the at' id fiom
cider and thul apple nynip hud
really been placed on the inuiket.
A number of wutttei n firnid were
at unco inleie.stod and one man from
Virginia intiiuuh-d that he would like
to have the Hlate right of distribut
ing the apple nyrup.
Now Mr. Unit U likely to drtd thai
the public Is InleieHted in hit prime
iiiiucvmeal, since publicity has been
Hhen to itie furl (hat the Eugene
niant Is nianufartiiriiig a mlneemeat
from prunes that In the real tiling.
Mr. Holt unnnmices that mince
meat with pruned instead of raisins,
is now fix ing made at the Eugene
idant und has ulready b-en p!acel on
(lie market.
The idea Is that prunes in mince
meat give it a liner flavor than rais
ins and cost less. It is a good thing
for I he prune) growers and our prune
interests, li in helping the owner
of 2S.87!) acres of prunes in Oregon.
"Professor Pep." the Junior play.
feVLT
win
irwedther
n you
Wz can
lioldfast
. to youp job
U y ou wear a
Fish Brand Slicker
A-J. TOWER COMPANY
M 1 fei
lAHHii: lUIUKTOUV.
I, O. O. K., IiuIud ICnrnmpnirnr K. 9.
Meets In Odd Fellows' Teniplo
every Thursday evening. ViaitiliR
brethren ulwnys welcome. .
John rkkhk. c. p.
FOSTKR BUTNKII, It. P.
OLIVER JOHNSON, R. B.
JAM 108 KWAItT, F. H
ui J I.K ltHtt)iira en meets In
MiM..M ball on Jackson St. on -ml and
4th Moin lay L-vcnlna or each month
at 8 "o'clock. VisiutiK brethren In
good slamllnY always welcome.
Vli'ToK MICKLLI, V. 1. I.
A. J I LF. W. P.
I. F. (UjohMAN. Secretary.
iM;HTM OK ltTIII. .lpha lxdre
No. 47. meets every Wednesday even
ing, cor. Jin knoii and OaMs St a. Visit
ors always welcome.
ROY O. YoFNO. C V.
oh ah f. Hopkins, m. f.
k. k. wimhkiely. k ii s
Kli;illlOUS IK UIHIIH IIAK1 Lliuc
Circle No 4:, meets on nU ant 4U
Mnday i-venliiKS. ViHltiliK nelKttbors
. Invited to attend.
kihtii cmmr-HiLU o. N.
TiLLlK I. JOHNSON.-Clerk.
II. I. O. F.I. KM. HoMelmrit l.ntcr St. $M
Ilohls reKular romintinbailons at
the Flkn Temple on each Tluiiailay
oT every mont h. A 11 members re
g nested to at tend regularly, and all
vifftlnx brother are cordially In
vited lu attend.
A. .1. MI.niJRN. R. R.
IRA R. RUliLF. Secy
Wooimii; of i NIC oiti.nOamp
No. H!5. meetn In Odd Fellowa' hall in
RonehiirK evciy 1st a lift .lid Monday
evenliiKs. VinftinK nelkhburs al
ways welcome.
O. II. PIOKKNR, C. C.
M. M MILLLR. Nerk.
I. OVAL OH I) Kit OF HlimK Rosebiirit
LoiIkh No. Iu:t7 ineetH fitMt and
third Tuesday evctiliiirn of each
month at K o'clock In the Moose ball.
AH visiting brothers are invited tn
attend.
O. W CLOAK K. Dictator
II. O. I'AlifiETKR. Sretary.
O. K. nnMrhitrs; Chaptrr M
Hoiils their regular meeting on the
1st and 3rd Thurs lays in each month
are r spectfnllv Invited to atterd.
LKONA A 1 1 1 A 1 1 A M . W. ,.
FRKK JolI.;StN. Secy.
.. K. A A. M., I,nre1 l.ndprr fin. 11.
Rerulur coiiipttiiiii atlons -nil hii I 4th
Weilnesda ys each mont h at M.'isonle
Temple, RosebnrK. Ore. Visitors wel
come, W F. IfARRIR. frrv.
A. A. W1LDFK. W. M.
W. H. a: O. T. l. MoMohnru Itevlew
1 1 holds i'4'K'ilnr review s oti sec
ond :i ml lourt 1 1 Thu r.da v a f ternoons
In Marcjlu-c h:ill. .Miners of other
reviews IhMIiik in our city are cor
dially in I ted to : I lend our rev lews.
Muccabce Ii:4 1 on f'ass street.
lSH'lHK JW'KK. Com.
JErfHIK RAPP. CoL
IIKIIKKII Ko hurtc Tr.fKah lilge
No. 41. J. . (-.. Meets if) Odd Fel
lows Temple every week on TiieslHy
even In X- Visit iiik members tn KimmI
standiiiK are nvi(el to attend.
KVA I. KNOX. N H.
flKI.LK STKFHLNS4IN. Pee.
J-;THF.LiAILKY. r in S. cy
The llT'll. K. I. A. I mUtm' Meet Ins will
be held nl the Mac. abee hall every
first and thiid WeiiiieaIays of the
month.
. O. 41. K., I'hllrlnrlan l.nlKr Sn, H.
nn'i'fn Ht S kes hull. N. Jckson Ht .
on Saturd.iy even in a: of enc week.
Visitlna; brethren are always Wel
come. LYMoN L PT'F.NfKIl. N. O
A. J. OFhliKS. Iter. Sec.
J R fAlLK Y. Fin. Sea.
noKin tut lhic;k mi, linn, I nited
llroihertanftd of visintonanee mt my
Kmplnyes mn4 Itnllnay hp l.abwr-
era Affiliated with tha A. F. of U
Meeta sf M'inM hall the first W d
fourth Hat. niithts and third Hundaja
of each month.
J. F. FMITTT .President
W. J. MKUKMTH, Rec, Becy.
OEO. MAO IVKR, Flo, Secy
mi
TurnsrtAV.
WORSE THAN AXCIfiT FORMS'
Oldtlm Ordeal by Fire and WlUr
Declared Eclipied by That of
Modern Travel.
Those who opine that the widely ad
vertlwd orlcals and trials of the olden
dava were the only slmon pure pc-
mens have another opine coming to
them. Their oplners, I may any. are
badly out of kilter, write Kenneth
I Kohertg In the Saturday Kvenlnic
Pott. There was a time when I could
shudder as with the pulsy at !oine
of the trials uihhi which mankiiul
dellhenitely embarked before tli'e old
world had become in ahopwnrn n It
now In; but now that 1 have looked
more deeply Into the mutter I can't
Ret a nhinMer out of any of thetn.
They weren't pcmilne, blown-in-'he-Bhiss
articles atall. Anjhmly could
heat the jinme. There was always
a little shop up an alley where for a
certain consideration one could buy
fireproof! I nr material punt imteed to
carry him aafely through trial by lire,
or nn Imitation stomach which con Id
be lowered cunningly down tlio t brent
no that trial by poison could be safely
negotiated, or asbestos paint of such
potency Ihnt after three coats bad
been applied to the soles of the feet
Hie owner of the feet could not only
skip llphtly across pine red -hot plow
shares, but could even do a marathon
on them If the occasion demanded It.
No; the gentlemen back In the dark
age who went tlironrh fire and water
In order to demonstrate their worthi
ness to tall willowy blonds who lived
in tin heated stone ensiles ami were
therefnre aubjwt to inflammatory rhetp
mutism were not so hardy and reck
less as some people supose. And
there Is a present-day trial which
makes those 'cleverly press npetited
trials of the moldy past lode rickety
and undernourished atfil nauseated. 1
refer to that celebrated Kiiropetm or
deal knowir as trial by travel. i
FORCED TO RENEW LEARNING
Mra. Minerva Jones and Her Unfortu
nate Instructor Doth Played In
Hard Luck.
In nt tending the Aniericanlrntion
class Mrs. Mlnervti Jones bail one ult
Je't, and one only. She wanted to
learn to write her name. For a time
all effort seemed futile, and the paln--taklntr
mid conscientious encher was
on the verpe of despair; hut nt last pa
tience had its reward, and toward the
end of the course Minerva was able
to trace laboriously but proudly (he
maIc symbols. Then t-he rested on
her laurels. The exhausted teacher
heaved a slirh of relief as the door
closed on Minerva's portly form.
"1 feel that I have not acted In vain,
hut I should hate to po throuph that
apaln." she said to one of the assist
ants.
At the hcfflnnlnp of the next term,
much to the astonishment of nil, Mi
nerva npnln presented herself, bland
and smiling as usual.
"Well, Minerva, what can we do for
your
The Instructor endeavored to speak
cheerfully.
"I've done come to learn to write my
name. Miss Mary," announced Mlnervti
complacently.
'Rut you learned lmv to do that last
term. Minerva. You surely haven't
forpolten yn soon."
Minerva smiled broadly. No, I atr't
font, Miss Mary, ..but I've dune
clumped my name si tire then. I'm Mrs.
Kphraim Jackson now." Youth's Co. u
pnulon. When Laundry Traveled Far.
Nn present-day wn.sliin bills reach
the figures attained by such doi-unieiils
in the days when people went far
afield to ensure pin id taumli y w ork.
French exquisites of the court of Hen
ry III had llielr vnshtnp done fn lb-.
land, w here I be soft water of I he
dykes was supposed to Impart a spe
cial plos to linen.
Apparebtly this practleo tasted un
til the close of the eighteenth century,
for Rebastien Mender. In bis "Tableau
de Paris." published shortly before the
French revolution, protests n gainst
the patronage by rbh people of the
I Mitch, to the exclusion of native,
laundresses. Still more remarkable Is
the fact, mentioned in the "Memoirs
du Coinle de Vallblans, fhjtf wealthy
merchants In I'ordeaux lived to send
tjieir linen all the way to San !o
mlhgn to be washed.
The Philosopher.
Those who belong to this small das'
have tasted how sweet and blessed a
possession philosophy Is nnd have also
seen and been sal is tied of the mal
ness of the multitude and know that
then Is no one who nets hotx stly In the
administration of states, nor any help
er wlio will save anyone who main
tains the cau-e of the Just. And he
reflects upon all this and holds bis
pence and does his own business. He
Is content If only he can live IiIm own
life and be pure from evil or unrlidit
poiisness and depar In peace and good
will with bright hopes. Pin to.
Sex of an Egg.
Vnrlntu tnetliisls havt. been fried,
nnd necnrillnir to the Pari Academy
of Science the sex of eirn Inbl by
plire-bretl fowls may be delenntnoil by
welpbt and plze. A test well known In
the north of Scotland In to hold the
re in the left hand In the sun or
clone to an electric or enx llitht. Shade
the end of the pk with the rlirlit hand,
nnd look for the ulr npuee or "netting"
fn dark watery nptit Inrner thnn a
dime) ; If thin In fonnd on the top It
In a ninle. hut If lower down the ilda
It la a female egg.
McwnPBn o, loan
Movie Closeups
lu the "Cradle of Courage" which
..m.iaa tn thu Antler Thi'iitre tmlay.
,'illln... 4 ll.irt ih. fumuuti Para
uln.ir. am . uotlceman
Ollt Ot lilt 1IIOSI BiriKillB lua-i
...... k.. In ttinni' mitntllit.
una in... ...
i. w....i.l..i.. fii.mirtiirn from
111. recent faterir ilruimis. but none
tin- Ioks effwtlvi'. for It fives him
a rhuiuctenzatioii thai places in-.i.i
. I.... mm! nn. in his verbal illly ami
dramatic power. As a result ho i
certain to elicit new praise from thi
l hulls. mils who have ailmlreil hi-
m.i lrnl lllil fltr KI'IISOIM II ISl
ami who will welcoino his new pro
iluc-lons with open arms.
This Is the th I nl of his personal
,.i.ii fur I'liriinioiint anil i
leiriii.leil as filllv up to the hiKh
stumlaril set l.y -The Toll Cale" ami
.Jaml " tlx' t' pleceillllK pillules.
The "Harln.ry Coast" ill San Kran-
clxi'o the haunt of the slllmierceu
lentil. the lllulerwoihl halillues.
rooks ami otlleis. Is tin' scene ol
the story which shows inn trans
lonnaiiou of a man in Ihe vortex oi
ttreal events, how he wins honor and
love, after youth spent In Ihe lowest
circles of society.
It ..-nu n.hnileil liv l.amhert Hil
Iyer anil also tlhecleil by him. Joe
AllCUSl, A. S. t .. was IIIO puolOKia
mIi.. Mm I. ill e s eailniK woman
ami Thomas Santclii has the heavy
role. (leitlllilo Claire also lias a
strong character role.
-Don't Kver Marry." which com
niencil a three ilays run at the Ma
j. siie theater l.i.n uicht Is the riotous
story of a man who hail three wiv.s.
ScollliiK ut the unll-inariiace mlvice
of Myia (Hay. u illvorcie. Joo llcn
son secretly iiiarries DoroUiy W'hyiin.
illlllt-'hter of the eccellllic Colonel
W lO nil, who has proniisi il to kill
It. nsuu if the latter even makes love
lu Dorothy. llefole the vne ly wells
can catch a train out of tho village
lo New York, Joe receives u telegram
from his pal, Hill Klclilinc askllil!
I l.ul Jou follow out the Instructions
of a Kill wlio will call on him that
iluy.
The (till referred to in Ki.liiiiiK's
It leciam proves to be llarbara Dow.
ilaiiKliler uf Colonel Whyliu s busi
ness pariller. li.ii nam ittten mi.
riehliiiK but her null her Insist on her
uitirrinKo to anolliel'. Threatening to
exiHise Joe's secret iiiui riace. Ilal liaia
forces him to uniiounce tliuMio ami
llarbara are hlisballil ami wife in or
.l. r to thwart Mis. Dow'a arbitrary
iuarria(tt notions,
Doitiihy is umuxeil nl I h aniioiiiice
meiit hut is quickly laken lino con
tiilence anil inalteis ure sinoolheil
uver as lur as she is to'icerneil. llow
ev. r. Colonel Whyilil anil Mr. Dow
In-come playful anil insist on Joe anil
liiHliaia KpomlliiK their llrst mairieil
lilltht in Joe's apal tmeiils. Tlio t!ol
onel catches Joe alleuiplluR lo aleal
out of town ami forces Una to (to
hack to the apartment. Ki tuiniiiK
Jon finds llarbara Bono und Myru
(irav. his divorcee friend, In -her
place. Myru tells Joe that her di
vorced husband is on the war palh
and tlio only way to save herself I:
lo pose as Joe's wife. Dorolhy comes
to the iiparimeiit and turns iviyra
with Joe. An ilislalit later, llaibaia
rulers Willi her father. Hut Hill
lieldiiiK Is hiltliiK his twelve-cylinders
overtime, and collies forth to save
the day.
:1i r1 ::
I' ...jl'.irm.iiliiiN iflitl if liViiiir...
whose nolaMe record ill the bovine
rliiK has won him famo and folium
and whose fasclual ilK personality
made him Ihe Idol of tuo coutineiils
will be Ihe rlil.r alliat'llon al 1111
Liberty Theatre III "The Wonder
Man." a Hole rlson-Cole super spe
eial proiluc lion, for two days' show
ihK. hccinnniK louiltht.
'11... ..!.. ..r.. I.l ..)nic.w 11 f.llll.f
laiument uiiii"e lu the realm of the
HEAD COLDS h ,
Melt in sjioon; inhale Vflporsi
apply freely up nostrils.
V A F o Rub
Owr 17 Million Jan Vxd Yearly
I'ltOI'KSSinVMi CAItDH
II. I' UIKl'.lt. tetln. Knhlliaitell llhl.
Mll. K. 1,. HUK t;ui Flowfra. rtitin
2ii). tll VV. Cuss.
1)11.
I'hy
I.
Htu.
I'l.Tl.r:!! t.'hlropraetlc
2:3 w. ijino St.
A I.IIKIt'l' s. Ill KV opInMii t rlst. "Tilt
l-.ye Mv Sf..-' Lilly." llll W. Cllftl St.
ItiiHt'liiif tt. tir.Knii
III Til M,MI I'l.ili-i. 'I'tH'iTy,
r.il Kilil.TK:irti-n. I'ell West
SI. I'helie i:Hl.
Musi-t-
n sl
ixm'AI, m:vs mitks.
Arundel, pinto tuner, rnonn 1891
t'lmi rfMi... nvrn nronerfv and
food. Be careful with Are.
l'embeiion llros.' enclosed cur Jit
ney hitvIch. l'lione ti.
Ileal eiilpp'd niachlne shop for
lathe St. . I and spl iiiK woi k al the
KoKeburg (laraK".
Hrfiip your lires and tubes to the
Kosi-hiirV llura(;e tor repair and vul
"aulltiK. Dr. Harry K. Morgan, dentist, tele
phone 4S t. Oflice 315 rerkins build
ing. Kxide storaito liatt.-rlen for all
jtiiaken of cars at the Host bum
iinraKo.
Ooody.ar nolid tires for trucks, nil
lues lu stock al the Itos. burn Car-
KU. .
rile J.n k Itoacti. Drain, for cata
'locue anil prlcen for the-Queen In
cubatorn, coal and oil hiirnint; brood
em. Avoid dlsnppolntmont by pisc
ina: your order now for future de
livery. Iteinenibnr the Queen la the
beat money can buy.
THE NEW CHRISTMAS SPIRIT OF GIVING IS:
Give something useful and beautiful,
rather than tawdry and ornamental.
Abraham's Store
has a wonderful line of beautiful and
practical gifts for the whole family.
Moreover, do your shopping early this
year. You will receive better service
and a better selection to choose from.
I. ABRAHAM
Fine Dry Goods Novelties
Ladies and Men's Furnishings
'3r "I'- "3r ' 3r
cioina Tiilike tho previous
i-fforiH of prothictTri to hriiiK rhaiu
jiioiu of I ho prize riiip hcTtire the
hi ip on Him ttilvr kiti'cu lu tlx
uh'a of ilnre-dovil ht'rot'H or In halr
i aisliiK HcrlalH, (Jciirt; Cai pontu-i
ih Kivfn an u vi'hlrltt un intriKiiiiiK
i iimaiioo if Amcrifan micicly, wil ti
liiinsclf lu the rolo of a Hinart, woll-
I rosscil man a oou t t ow n .
Tho fart that hla Kruthunanly
lualttlort ami hln roMrd of -valor In
i hi world war hat won ihe admira
tion of all elapse makcK the uilvonl
of thin popular youth Into tho pic
ture world as n niaiiiu'H idol a com
iiu'iidahlo aclili'Vt'im-nl. 1 1 ih popu
lurity In America Ih host uilt'sti'd ty
i hi unpnVcdinli'd uniounl of favor
ahlo publtclly he ha roccivod turn
out Ihe country und hy iho grout lo
itiand for hla Borvico.
"Tht WoihUt Man"BlveH tho puh
llc it s first opportunity to really
know Ih In favorite hoii of Krance
in fuel It nivo Iho first opportunity
lor his many ndintrerern to tteo him
The grout demand to see Carpentler
in tho hoxliiK ring wan proved Be
yond a doit ht hy tho crowd that
i locked to thoMtudlo to ttee hlmuhen
a ureal fl:ht arene for IIh picture
a an hi a tied. More thun 2,unu per
soi.h hraved the muddy roads of Nw
lersey to Ken him In hi fight ing
logs for tho first tiino in America.
t'arpenller In supported hy a no
talde cat In "The Wonder Man",
inrludiiiK such prominent wreen ur
lislH as Kiilre hiney nn leading wom
an, and Florence Hillings.
t
Star Ih Dutnipion
K-lteotlier-in-l.iv.
Matt Moore, who easily holds the
title as champion ex-hroiher-in-law
of uoteif motion picture actresses
plays tho leiidhiR rolo in Marshall
Noll an ' latest production. "Don'l
iOver Marry. If Mr. Moore's throe
brothers had followed l his Injunc
tion, Malt, himself, wouid not now
he the ex-brother-in-law of Mary
1'lck ford, Alice Joyce and (irace
Ounard.
Tho plchiro la n eomody, pro
duced will) Iho same consummate
in ast erVet af tsmanship ' which M r.
etlanalwa)s shows In the pictures
he directs. It will he the attraction
it the Majestic Theatre, beginning
t tid ay.
For your Ninas decora t ions and
also wedding d'-roruiiona, or nny
Moral work, call phone IM'J-J. We're
on I he Job. I
In order to Hose out all my second
hand watches, am onVring some extra j
ffnod V:ilu'M A. S. lllley. I
FIREPLACE
FURNITURE
How about it? Don't you need a set of
Andirons or a new screen? We have
been unable to get but a small part of
those ordered for this season, but we
had several sets on hand; and invite
you to call and inspect them. Prices
have not been advanced with us, but
have with jobber and manufacturer.
Churchill Hardware Company
Roseburg, Oregon.
P. S l.ncliex r duller Hint tin: Mynllc Mill Is an aco iilulile amall
Klft Id liny hoilsi wlle.
Christmas Photos
Make Your Gifts Personal Ones
PHOTOGRAPHS
Will Solve a Lot of Problems
Make your appointment as soon as possible
CLARK'S .STUDIO
: "iir "3r it i $ 4"
In the Circuit Court of the State ot
Oivgon for Douglas County.
In the mutter of the receivership of
The J. F. I. use Company, a cor
poration. Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned receiver has filed bis
tlnal teport In the above entitled
court, and the Honorable J. W. Ham-
i llmi. judge of said court, has fixed
Friday, December 17, 19110, at ten
o'clock a. in., in has chambers in the
courthouse ut KoKeburg, Oregon, as
Iho time und place for hearing ob
jections, if any, to said report. Any
und nil persons Interested are re
quested to file their objections. If
any, to said report nn or before tho
above date.
W, K. ST. JOHN,
Receiver of The J. V. l.uso Company.
'Professor rep," the Junior play.
11 M. (.OHM I'll If KS ON FKKII
Have Juki rttculVtMl dU luilH uf all
klmlH of ffeiU. dairy fceil. hutc
lM'l. p.niltry fi-ftl. nil ul bottom
pilifH Willi our buiR tx-rlttc
hihI dimly r ffftlH mill kt-tipliiK
Im tiiiii lt with thtf maiktft. w rf
I h.il the httttuin on trlcva of
fci-itu hihI r rain dun been
rcitclifil; that ww will hav a
taili-r markt from now on.
Therefore we ure now prepareil
to Klve you the very bent qUHlliy
i mI price on hay, itialn. and
fi-eUs, ami pututo-H. Alfalfa hay
f:t per ton. other hav $-t lo $;i()
per ton. Potatoeit per I Oil
Hn. Also siiiiin ntraw.
Yours for hiiHln8S,
Jl llll MeMII.I.IN.
Great Results
Have been given by the famous
herbal remedy
Anti-Uric
In tho trpatimnt of gout, rhfu
inulinm or luniliaKii. Contalna
no mlni'i-iils or Balicylutea.
Your mnnoy refunded If not
willHfulciiry. Try an oulllt to
day. H.'li.f proiiipt anil di'fl
nflo. For aulc by
Nathan Fullerton
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