BEFORE AUGUST
-TAKE-
"BEEF, IRON AND WINE"
This is the last month to take that
Tonic you know you need.
A. D. S. Beef Iron and Wine 75c
Represents the best combination
in the way of a food, a tonic, and
a stimulant medicine. Our word
on it. A better tonic could
not be made. 0 j& Phone 390.
KROHN'S DRUG STORE
MACCABEE TEMPLE CASS STREET
OURS IS WITH OUT QUESTION
The Best Bread on The Market. It has that goodness about it which
is characteristic with bread made by the Oregon Bakery It's
"like mother used to make." It is sweet as a nut and pure as
spring water. We know you will stop baking during hot;
weather after trying one loaf.
THE :-: OREGON :: BAKERY
Phone 241
HECK c HHOCKWAY
Proprietors
328 N. Jackson St.
J
Rich Wholesome Ice Cream
A couple of spoonfuls of our cream will convince
you of it's exceptional excellence. Made from
pure cream and the very finest of fresh fruits.
The quality never lowered. Insist on home product
DOUGLAS COUNTY CREAMERY,
Roseburg - - - - Phone 340.
WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR WORK DONE WITH
THE VACUUM CLEANER
When we say GUARANTEE we mean Just what the word Implies. It
you are not satisfied there will he no charge. Wo could not make this
assertion unless we were positive of giving good service. When you
get ready to clean house let us do the worst part for you the
cleaning of your carpets. It's eu; for you and the price reasonable.
ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY
O. C. B IKER, Proprietor.
' Office N. Jackson Hi. Phone 79,
J. H. SYKES GUN STORE
Jackson street in building formerly occupied by
First National Bank.
Sporting Goods, Guns, Ammunition and Fishing
Tackle.
Gun Repairing a Specialty
JAIDGE lHRRCTOR.
THE SEASON IS ON AT
Delightful Newport
On Yaquina Bay and the Pacific
Join the crowds whether you want rest and quiet or clean, wholesome,
lively fun. . you will find either at Newport. Wealth of natural scenery
Splendid fishing, boating and bathing. Delightful drives. 1'retty trails
through the woods or along the beach. Abundance of sea food clams,
oysters, crabs; rock cod, groupers, ets. Flenty of fresh palatable vege
tables and table supplies. Inviting nooks for campers. Reasonable rates
in rooming houses, cottages and hotels. All modern conveniences. -
Special Low Round Trip Season Fares
From Roseburg $8.75
Call on our agent for information relative to
train schedules, etc. Ask fur illustrated litera
ture and our special folder "Vacation Days
in Oregon."
JOHN M. SCOTT, Cen'l Passenger Agt Portland, Ore.
1(0 rSu N S Et
I IOGDEHHTAJ Q
A Tea Party In the Ocean, the
Latest Thing In Summer Fads
iIODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
! Myrtle Camu No. 11330. meet.
every second and fourth Tuesday
of every month In the Eagles'
hall. Traveling neighbors are cor
dially Invited to visit out camp.
Fritnk Clements, consul; H
Stubbs. clerk.
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Photos by American Press Association.
MISS CHARLOTTE VAN CORTLAND NICOLL, a New Tork society
girl and a niece of DeLnncey Nlcoll, a well known lawyer. Is tbe
originator of a novel method of entertaining guests at ber family's
summer home at Long Bench, N. Y. It Is a tea party In the ocean.
The idea lias attracted wide intention snd promises to be widely copied. Hy
gientcntly the fad will win praise from all quarters. It Is safe and sane. Miss
Kl'-otl devised a tea tray, a seaworthy craft with a high poop deck, to bold the
teiu-ups and commodluus deck space forwnrd and amidships fr plates of snnd
wlches and cukes The high poop deck protects the tea, and If a wave washes
over the bow the success of the aflnir Is not Interfered wltb since the sand
wirlics ueed a little salt anyway. Miss Nicoll's ten parlies ure a regular Frl
lay afternoon event She and her guests swim for luilf nn hour before the
niy Is launched." By ttint time the exercise bus rurnlshed an appetite, and
oo-T'int f tea in the wnter ohvlnre oni. ..... rn-
ITKMS FROM 1HAI.
Mr. and Mrs. Sparks left last Wed
nesday for lower Smith river to visit
for a few weeks with the letter's son.
Mr. Roe.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Snell and daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Charles Snell, ex
pect to start for the coast for a six
weeks' stay.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs.
Wertz is very 111 at her home In
South Drain. Her mother-in-law Is
coming to take care of her.
Fred Miller has gone over to
Scottsburg on his bicycle the first of
the week to visit with his sister, Mrs.
Klrtley. .
Will Truylor and family, of Smith
river, were out to Drain last week
visiting relatives and friends.
The little six-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joshlyn baa been very sick
for some time, and his father has
taken him to Portland. HIb mother
was to go up to stay with him.
Will Mattoon, who has been at
work at Scottsburg for some time
past, has just returned home Thurs
day. Henry Swearlnger received a se
vere kick on tho ribs last Thurs
day by a young colt, resulting In
two broken ribs.
Mrs. Lee Barker expects to go to
visit her daughter next Sunday, tak
ing with her her two youngest sons.
They expect to stay about two weeks
we are told. Her mother, Mrs. Ap
Ulcgate, jof Roseburg, came down
the first of the week and Is visiting
with her at present.
A party consisting of MeRsrs. Earl
Miller, Tom Keenen and Ted Davis
went over to upper Smith river Sat
urday to slaughter the fat bucks.
They expect to be gone several days.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT.
U. S. Weather Bureau, local office,
RoBeburg, Ore., 24 hours ending 5
a. m., August 5, 1912.
Precipitation In Inches and hun
dredths: Highest temerature yesterday S4
Lowest temjiereture last night 52
Precipitation, last 24 hours 0
Total preclp. since first of
month 0
Normal preclp. for this month .33
Total preclp. from Sep. 1, 1911,
to date 35.46
Average preclp. since Septem
ber 1, 1877 14.I0
Total excess from Sep. 1, 1911 1.35
average precipitation for 34
wet seasons, (Sop. to May
inclusive) 32.36
WILLIAM BELL,
Observer
This Is the store where you will
find only the most distinctive mer
chandise. We serve every customei
with as much care aa If the whoK
success of the business depended on
that iiartlcular sale. In hats wc
feature the Statson. Double tradinp
votes on all hats until August 10th
a7 HARTH'8 TOGGERY.
4
MRS. CnARLES S. I1KIM.ISK
riiinofnrte Instructor 4
Studio will re-open Sept. 23rd.
THE GRAND GRILL
The only first class place to
eiit in Roseburg. We do ca
tering. Let us serve your
next banquet, either in your
home, or hall, or in our din
ing room, -f '
C. & J. ELLIOTT, Proprietors
Telephone 36 Opposite Perkins Bldg.
WOODMKN OK THE WORLD Oak
Camp, No. 125, meets at the Odo
Fellows' Hall In Roseourg, ever;
first and third Monday evenings
Visiting neighbors always wel
come. M. it. Miller C. C; J
- A. Buchanan, elerk.
L. O. T. M Roseburg mve, No. 1
holds regular reviews on flrsl
and third Wednesdays In. tht
Maccabee hall. Sisters of othei
cordially invited to attend our re
hlvea visiting in the city an
views. Olive Oreen, lady com.;
Jessie Rnpp. R. K.
O. K. 8. Roseburg Chapter, No. 8
holds their regular meeting on the
first and third Thursdays In each
month. Visiting members In good
standing are respectfully Invited
to attend. Mrs. Jessie Davis, W
M.; Free Johnson, secrotnry.
WOMKX .UK WOODCRAFT Lllai
Circle. No. 49, meets on first anr
third Monday evenings of eacl
month in the I. O. O. F. hall. Vl
Itlng members In good standlnt
are Invited to attend. Gract
Pllkington, G. N.; Clara Cawlfleld
elerk.
I. O. O. K Phlletarian Lodge, No
8, meets In Odd Fellows Temple
corner of Jackson and Cass street
un Saturday evening of euch week
Members of the order in good
standing are Invited to attend., W
H. Eaton N. G.: M. M. Miller, R
S ; L E. Mllledge. F. S.
I. O. O. p. Rising Star Lodge No.
lit, meets in Odd Fellows Tempi
every Friday evoning. Visiting
brethren always welcome. C. H
Terclnskl, N. G.; W. S. Powell
R. 8.: M. Fickle. F. Q.
BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAh
mu.iiKn nt. Nebo Lodge No
1828, meets - every second ant
fourth Wednesday of each montl
at the Eagles' hall. Visiting broth
ers and sisters welcome. E. B
Perrlne, F. M.j 8. E. Krohn, Cor
V. O. K Roseburg Lodge, No
826, holds regular communlca
Hons at their temple on seconc
and fourth Thursdays of eacl
month. AH members requester
to attend regularly and all vlsltlni
brothers are cordlnlly Invited t(
attend. S. S. Josephson. E. R
A. F. A. m. Laurei
Lodge, No: IS, holdi
regular meetings on tb
second and fourth Wed
uvsiluys ut each montu
Sojourners Invited to attend. N
Rice, W. M.; R. H. Woods, Sec
A
r'. O. E. Itosunurg Aene, No. 1497
meetB second and fourth Mondayi
In their hall on Jackson street ai
8 P. M. Ben North W. P.; B, F
Goodman, sec.
IMI'llOVlilt OltDlCIt OF KUDMK.V
Umpqua Tribe No. 44, meets evorj
first and third Monday of each
month at the Eagles' 'hall. Visit
Itlng chiefs welcome. J. W. Brown.
Sachem; K. M. MearB, C. of R.
MODE It N RKOTHICHHOOD Ol
AMERICA MeetB In Maccabet
Temple every 4 th Friday of each
month. O. L. Wright, Presldont;
Emma McMullen Secretary.
OK. (.KO. B. HOUCK,
Physician and Burgeon. 4
Office, Review Bldg., Phone 31. 4
Roseburg. Oregon.
DIl. D. K. BN'ELL,
Osteopathic Physician. O
10-11 Marstors Bldg. 'Phone 119
Roseburg, Oregon.
For
Sale
Sunlight
MR. FARMER DO YOU WANT 17?
Tbe Hydro-Carbou Lighting Kyitem Is the
olu-apvat and beat to Install and burn.
u It lu operation Id Kowburg, and write
lot ttcos and etttlmaie,
Uy eini Installed rora
$30.00 Up
Nat. Bishops Roseburg
Box 655 Ore.
8o.e Agent tor DougUi County
Herford Bulls
Some choice yearlings
and two year olds, from
registered herd.
Apply Mont Alto Ranch,
Glide, Oregon
ant! atftar bar f-
ihe wonderful inwnOw fcmui ol Mr. Jottpk
Dain. 11m fcan ar o mounted in relation
to each other mai wrna mum ana uua
ronJi we pwnananUy irwured nd the crank
haft it rcliertd of all end thru, preventing
lo motion, reducing draft and imiltintrini
cutting power, (hat why the Lfcun, Mrswer
rurw tgdiry and cut when oUvn fail,
i It in the only mower you can realigns Ij
;mM, right in the field widt your wrench. Thia
Eacbcal adjustment (cc tnairaiian the cnttef
r in fane with the pittnan, caaane added
ecSocncjr end yean oi txl aarvica, ,
) A RaJ Vertical lift.
Nc4telheefMle Iwdla on the lever.' Eeey
to BTMp, nq Iwuting. One movement of one
lever raieee the bar, knife threw in and ova ei
near automatically aa Mr H raaed ana
Tlw. kuMHcaeV fteublc eprina EUne
bar. doea pnsdtcaUy el the work in IttW with
the foot at ooroere awl help in nuawif (he bar
WrtkaDy.
I CceiauttWftenet ofcn oVmlen leara'
all about thiagmttBat of all Mowan,and about
iU(oloJlVHrTLcl.Ma
Drhvcry RaVm, rre.Sweep Rakee, P
etcry one the beet of Its LimL
' 1 make the beat bay took They have
been pedaliang ouJhom to over aquartw ol
ROSEBURG FEED
and FUEL CO.
RAILROAD SPUR H. ROSEBURG
ftnse
Fern Island Greenhouse
Mrs. F. D. Owen, Prop.
Roseburg, Ore. Phone fFtt
Cut Flowers, I'ottPd Plaata,
Kunerul Designs, Wedding Do.
quels, no. All kinds ol
I'lanto for Veranda nnd Win
dow Hoxm and Bedding oas
On Bale
The
Rose Confectionery
ROSEBURG BOOK CO.
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ROSEBURG. OREGON
Roseburg Nursery Co.
A. L. KITCHEN GUY BLACK
Juat old friends under a new name; prepared to serve
you better than ever before in the matter of Nursery
Stock. Not transient; but permanent residents of
KoseburK. Mr. Kitchen, who hug been in the nursery
bunineni) for manyyenrs, regards a host of satislied cus
tomers in Southern Oregon as his best advertisement.
Mr. lil.'H'k, whu has been in the real estate business in
Koseburi? for the past two years, wiil now devote his
entire time and energies toward making the new firm a
permanent success. We ask your patronage and
will guarantee perfect satisfaction.
Roseburg Nursery Company
OFFICE CORNER CASS (O. JACKSON STS. PHONE ISJ