It is Always Best to Consult a Doctor but when you can't get him take &KURA ONE MINUTE CAPSULES for neuralgia and headache. They stop the pain and give you a chance to do better work. 25 Cents a Box at KROHN'S ON CASS STREET Maccabee Temple OURS IS WITH OUT QUESTION Tha 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 ased to make." It is 6weet 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 HKCKA,5S2S5WAV 328 N. Jackson St. Rich Wholesome Ice Cream A couple of spoonfuls of our cream will convince you of it's exceptional excellence. Made from puie cream and the very finest of fresh fruits. The quality never lowered. Insiston 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. We could not make this assertion unless we were positive of giving good service. When you get mady to clean house let us do the worst part for you the ''leaning of your carpets. It's easy for you and the price reasonable. " ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY O. C. BAKER. Proprietor. Office N. Jackson 8u Plane 79. J. H. SYKES GUN STORE Jackson street in building formerly occupied by Firsl National Bank. Sporting Goods, Guns, Ammunition and Fishing Tackle. Gun Repairing a Specialty THE SEASON IS ON AT Delightful Newport On Yaquina Bay and the Pacific Join the crowds whether you want rest and qniot or clean, wholesome, lively fun. you will find either at Newport. Wealth of natural scenery Splendid fishing, boating and bathing. Delightful drives. Pretty trails through the woods or along the beach. Abundance of sea food clams, oysters, crabs; rock cod, (troupers, etz. Plenty 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 for illustrated litera ture and our special folder "Vacation Days i-T"egon." JOHN M. SCOTT, Gen'l Passenger Agt Portland, Ore. IV) "sunset Yl I IOC0tHSH5TAl I ?!Jr The King of England Greets Boy To Whom He Had Given Legs l4tSwM ' h - 4 fa ; t- Photo copyright, 1912, by American Press Association. LITTLE! stories bearing; upon the democratic manner and habits of King George of England come to llgbt every now and then. The king surely a overlooks no opportunity to perform acts of charity and kindness which endear him to the hearts of his subjects. During a recent visit to Yorkshire his majesty reviewed 8,000 children In Clifton park. The picture shows him speaking to a cripple boy, Ambrose John Itoe, whoBe legs were am putated at the knees two years ago and who was then presented by their majesties with artificial limbs. The mayor of Yorkshire is with the king. HIGH hXXnt MUCKS. Sennto llcstHurant lloosts Prices Now And Then. WASHINGTON, August 8. On the ground floor of the senate wing of the capltol is a restaurant, with two special rooms reserved for the solons and a big dining room open to the (iiijillc. There vire (times when charges for Borne items on the bill of fare rise to the altitude of the high-priced restaurants In New York Delmonfco and Sherry, Tor inst ance. There were smiles on the faces of "regulars" among visitors when they spied an Item on the bill of fare set ting forth "sweet corn, 25 cents". It brought to their minds visions of dazzling and steaming cobs reposing on a plate. They ordered corn and beheld with considerable surprise the serving of one lonely cob of very or dinary dimensions for the quarter mentioned in the bill of fare. Next of the tempting novelties Introduced on the bill was " new potatoes, 20 cents". "Well, well," murmured one of the regulars, "a bowiful of new po tatoes would certainly be excellent for lunch." So he gave the order and the col ored emissary returned In due time and set before hlra a small bowl containing two potatoes, of what seemed to him, rather limited cubic al contents. "Two potatoes at 10 cents apiece," he observed. "At that rate they must be deemed by the management a luxury flt only for the palates of the rich." The restaurant is owned by the senate and Is operated by a man ager. It loses money because the bulk of the patronage Is limited to a couple of hours at lunch time. The deficit Is made good by withdrawals from the Benate fund to meet contin gent expenses. I I 1 THE GRAND GRILL j The only first class place to eat in Roseburg. We do ca tering. - Let us serve your next banquet, eHher in, your home, or hall, or in our din ing room. 4 C.& J. ELLIOTT, Proprietors Telephone 36 Opposite Perkins BIdjj. Mrs. 1. J. Crow, who has been visit ing with relatives left this morning for her home In Cottage Grove. Prices talk so does quality. You can got both at Fisher's paint store under the old stars and stripes. tf The largest, most ueautlfui and stylish wall paper Btock ever seen In Roseburg at D. P. Fisher's paint and paper store. 121 West Oak street Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Conway and Mr. and MrB. Barge, of Los Angeles, who have been vlHltlng In this city, left this morning for Yellowstone Park. District Attorney Geo. M. Brown presented this office with a basket of delicious apples this morning. The fruit was on display in our windows all day, and attracted much atten tion for size and magnificent color ing. His fruit farm, In West Uose burg, opposite the Oregon Soldiers' Home, Is known as the Red Apple Ranch, and the fruit exhibited to day certainly proves the claim. BOY WANTED One who knows how to shine shoes. Must be a first-class boot black. Apply at shining parlor, corner Rose and Cass. . 320al0 WANTED Good wood cutter. Tele phone 14F25 or Inquire at News office. 817-tf FOR RENT Kitchen and dining room of Roseburg hotel. Bargain If taken at once. Inquire at Rose burg hotel. 325-al4 AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE Snap. Model 1910 40-horse power Inter State, with top, wind shield, speed ometer, and two new tires, must be sold at once to satisfy mort gage. Original price $2,600; now $750. Might accept good real estate or part terms. For demonstration, address "H", care News, or call at this office. 823tf LODGE DIRECTORY. dODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA Myrtle Camp No. 63S0, meetf every second and fourth Tuesday of every month in the Eagles' hall. Travellug neighbors are cor dially invited to visit out camp. Frank Clements, consul; R Stubbs. clerk. WOOD.MEX OF THE WORLD Oak camp, no. 126, meets at the Odd Fellows' Hall In RoBeourg, ever; first and third Monday evenings Visiting neighbors always wel come. M. B. Germond, C. C; J. A. Buchanan, clerk. L. O. T. M. Roseburg Hive, No. 1 holds regular reviews on 'first and third Wednesdays In the Maccabee hall. Sisters of other cordially Invited to attend our r hives visiting in the city are views. Olive Green, lady com.; Jessie Rnpp. R. K. O. K. S 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, secretary. WOMEN .OK WOOnnilAFT Lilat Circle, No. 49, meets on first and third tannday evenings of each month In the I. O. O. F. hall Vis iting membors In good Btandln, re Invited to attend. Mrs. Ethel Easton, G. N.j Clara Cuwlflelu, clerk. O. O. F Philetarian Lodge, No 8, meets In Odd Fellows Temple corner of Jackson and Cass street on Saturday evening of each week. Members of the order in good standing are Invited to attend. J. R. Bailey, N. O.; M. M. Miller, R. S.; L E. Mllledge. F. S. I. O O. P. Rising Star Lodge No. 174, meets In Odd Fellows Temnle every Friday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. Ed 8 Cockelrease. N. O.; W. S. Powell R. S.; M. Fickle. F. a. "'vS'mV m1 AMERICAN 18.8, meets every second and fourth Wednesday of eah montl at the Eagles' ball. Visiting broth ers and sisters welcome E I B Perrlne. F. M.; 8. B. Krohn. Cor U t- rRoeburg Lodge, No 326. uolds regular communlca nT,at ,tKh0,r,ten""e on second and fourth Thursdays of eaoh S'it'&n" !"embcr8 "luesteS to attend regularly and nil vlsltln. brothers are cordially invited to attend. Blnger Hermann, E R A. F. X A. si Laurel Lodge. No. 13, hold! regular meetings on tot. second and fourth Wed nosdnyB of each month Sojourners Invited to attend. N. Rice, W. M.J R. II. C. Woods, Sec. I''. O. E. Kosenurg Aunt, No, 1497, meets second and fourth Mondays In their hnll on Jackson street at 8 P. M, Den North W. P.; B. F. Goodman, sec. , IMPROVED ORDK1C OF REDMKX Umpqua Tribe No. 44, meets every first and third Monday or each month at the Eagles' 'hnll. Vislt ltlng chiefs welcome. J. W. Brown, Sachem; K. M. Moars, C. of R. MODE H N imOTIIUItllOOl) OK AMERICA Meets In Maccabee Temple every 4th Friday of each month. O. L. Wright, President; Emma McMullen Secretary. DR. OKU. E. HOUCK, Physician and Burgeon. Offloe, Review Bldg., Phone 81. Roseburg, Oregon. Nit. D. K. 8XKL1Y A Ostoonatliio IMivalclnn. a & ik 10-11 Marsters Bldg. 'Phone 118 ft Roseburg. Oregon. a A ROSEBURG BOOK CO. OFFICE OUTFITTERS FOUNTAIN PUNS SCHOOL HOOKS TYl'H WRITERS NEWS DEALERS IfOLWA Y GOODS POST CARDS PENNANTS ROSEBURG, OREGON Roseburg' Nursery Co. A. L. KITCHEN GUV BLACK .Tuflt old friendfl under a now name; prepared to nerve you better than ever before in tho mutter of Nursery Ntock. Not transient; but permanent reaidnnts of ltoseburR. Mr. Kitchen, who has been in the numery business for many years, regards a host of satisfied cus tomers in Southern Oregon as his best advertisement. Mr. Iilack, who has been in the real estate business in Koseburg for the past two years, wiil now devote his entire time and energies toward making the new firm a permanent succefs. We auk your patronnue and will Ruarantee perfect satisfaction. Roseburg Nursery Company OFFICE CORNER CASS a JACKSON STS. PHONE 132 For Sale MR. FARMER DO YOU WANT IT? The Hyitro-Carbou Lighting Hyetem 1 th chert si and best tn luntall and burn. tivv it In operation in Hoeburg, and write for pMces aud tititnatea. Sy vini 1 tut ailed rom $30.00 Up Nat. Bishops Roseburg Box 655 Ore. Sot Agent lor Douglas County Herford Bulls Some choice 3'earlings and two year olds, from registered herd. Apply Mont Alto Ranch, Glide, Oregon Is a Clean Cutter tt compensating (jmis ind cutter bar r tJigTkiftf drvios sue wcctWul examples of the wonderful tmfsirtt genius of Mr. Joseph, Dsin. Trie gri re ao rrwuntcd io rcUtion to each Othei thai perfect baknos and bus rneah are uemtanently ineuml and tha crank hah ia rekeml of aO end thrust, preventing lost mobon, rethictng draft and mubipljrini cutting power, i rial vmy tns van mowsr runs lightly and cuts when others fait i It m the only mower you am realign. JW Iself, right in iho Md with your wrench. This practical adjustment for maintaining the cutter bar. in tine with the pitman, means srjded , fbacnoy and years of extm service. ( JA Real Vertical Lift s Nctrwapadehantiie, on the lever.' Eaay to grasp, no, twiatiraj. Oas movement of one lever raieea the bar, knifa throws in and out of gear autocnatkalJy aa bar is raised and lowered. Tha Urge-coil Arable nng floabi'tha cutter bar. does practically afl the work ia Uhng with the foot comer and helps raising tin bar vertically. i Conauk-lh neSreet John Doers dealer, learn1 1 all about thii great oi all Mowon, and about the entire line of Vhun Hay TooU, Loadera. Side .Delivery lUkra, Sfawkera. Sweep Rakea, Prcaaesi Way one the beat of kt kind. 1 Dun makes the beat hay took They have been epeosluui cnibem lot over a quarter of aceatury. ROSF.BIRG FEED ' and FUEL CO. RAILROAD SPUR N. ROSEBURG I Fern Island Greenhouse Mrs. F. D. 0eo, Prop. Roseburg, Ore. Plone f F12 Cut Flowers, Potted PUnta, Funeral llenlgiiii, Wedding Bo. queta, etc. AU klndi of I'lanU for Veranda and Win dow Iloxns and Bedding ont. On Bale al The n r-1-: Sunlight