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capacity for handling busi
ness. We have ample -capital
and a force of trained help
that kndws how to do bank
ing business right.
THE
Douglas National Bank
Capital and Surplus
CITY NEWS.
For hot c!i;;iten xamaics, go to
Galls'. i60-tf
Alvin Lee, of Yoncalla, was a busi
ness visitor in Roseburg for several
hours today.
Before buying a cream eparatpr..
investigate the New Sharpies suc
tion feed. Douglas County Creamery.
Mra. Ernest Briggs, who has been
visiting with friends In Roseburg for
the past week, returned to her home
at Grants Pass this morning. ,
' Shoot with a Kodak, and send
your films to the Roseburg Book
Store for finishing. We do the best
work at moderate prices. 494-tf
O. Jones and Free Lee, of Yon
calla, came to this city last night,
and are spending a couple of days
looking after business affairs.
For sale, all kinds of bedding
plants, Canterbury bells, and Pan
ama Exposition grade of pansle
plants on sale at Gall's confection
ery, Cass street. Phone 414. Mrs.
F. n. Owens. 376-tf
Rev. A. R. Blackstone, or Ash
land, who has been In this city at
tending the Sunday school conven-
BE PRETTY! TURN
Look young! Nobody can tell if you
use Grandmother's simple recipe
of Sage Tea and Sulphur.
Almost everyone knows that Sage Tea
and Sulphur,, properly compounded,
brings back the natural color and lustre
to the hair when faded, utrenked or
j,rrny; "1"" ends diindrnir, itching eculp
and stops falling hnir. Years ago the
only way to get this mixture was to
make it at home, which in niussy and
troublesome. Xowndnyn, by asking at
any drug store for "Wyctll's Sage and
Sulphur Compound," you will get a
Irirce lmtt.li nf this famous old recipe
fur uliout iit) cents.
'N-n't stay grav! Try it! Xo one
i hi :issiliy tell thnt you darkened your
IrJr. as it does it to naturally and
evenly. You dampen a sponge or soft
brush with it ami draw this through
your hnir, taking one small strand nt a
time; by morn in? the pray hnir dis-apm-ars,
and after another nnnlirntinn
or two. your hnir IWumeft beautifully
dff'v tl'ik nnd elnsHV.
"HEART SONGS"
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Book on display at office of
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artistic inlay design, with 16 full-page portraits of
the world's most famous singers, and com
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$130,000.00
SAYS RUSSIA WILL
WIN DOUBLE VICTORY
6y (VAwo , MP.w0
Br. Philip Newton In Russian uni
form.
Dr. Philip Newton, American who
holds a commission of brigadier gen
eral in the Russian army, looks
forward to a double victory for the
Russian empire when the war shall
have ended- one against Germany
and the other against King Alcohol I
Uon, left this afternoon for Cor-
vallis where he was called. unexpect
edly.
I. P. Gardner, of Riddle, came to
Roseburg yesterday 'and is spending
a few days attending to business
matters.
Buy the best coffee. It Is more
satisfactory, and costs you less per
cup. Call for the brown package
steel cut cuffee. Always 35c and al
ways fresh at the People' Supply
Co: V ' . 514-tf
Automobile owners are complain
ing a great deal about the condition
of the Pacific highway for several
miles north of Oakland. The roads
there are said to be deeply rutted
and very hard, to travel.
High Flight flour is now selling at
absoltely wholesale prices, the price
the mills are getting for the same
grade. It makes More loaves of
bread per sack. We have other and
cheaper grades of flour at the same
wholesale basis. People's Supply
Co: 514-tf
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THE EVEXISG NEWS,
Sherbet touay at Uttllir.
It. H. Jennings returned last night
from a business trip to Yoncalla.
fry a Taaao t.ui:auo at Galls'.
260-tf
Mrs. O. D. -McAllister left this
morning for a vTTit with her mother
at Grants Pass.
Airs. Robert Yokum, of Albany, ar
rived in Roseburg today for a visit
with friends and relatives. ,
Mrs. E. R. French, who has been
visiting in this city, returned to her
home at Portland this morning.
For clean Jersey milk and cream,
also sweet skimmed milk, call Sani
tary Dairy. Phone 33F23, 517-mlp
Pearl Cummins and Graco Taylor
returned to Winchester this morn
ing after spending yesterday in this
city.
Mrs. Geo. Bacon, who has been
visiting with her sister, .Mrs. B. P.
Stevenson, returned to hot- home at
Portland this morning.
H you want to ouy or sell if you
have rooms to rent if you have lost
something, try a classified ad. They
bring results.
Alfred Wollenberg, of San Fran
cisco, arrived in Roseburg yesterday
and will spend a short time attending
to business matters.
Rev. and Mrs. Paul J. Lux will
leave Roseburg for their new field at
Lindsay, Calif., Friday afternoon on
the 4:15 south bound train.
Dance at Dixonville Auditorium
Friday night, April 28. Otfs or
chestra. Supper and dance $1.00.
No undesirables admitted. 608-a28
Mr. 'and Mrs. Harrison and Allen
Taylor, of Honey creek, oamo to
Roseburg last night and are spend
ing a short time attending to busi
ness matters.
Save your Junk. Best prices paid
for old rags, rubber, metal, hides,
wool, nuto tires and sacks. Phone
188-R. -I will call. Address 401
Fullerton St. 522-m25p
H. A. Ulig, proprietor of the
Roseburg Electric Company, yester
day began the work of rewiring the
court house. All wires will be placed
in conduits.
Just in, another car of High Flight
flour, 20 tons of pure bread stuff.
High Flight flour is the biggest Bell
er on this market. The quality is
right and the price satisfactory. Get
it at the Peoples Supply Co. 514-tf
In the account of the' fishermen's
banquet Saturday night The News
stated that the large salmon was
cooked by the Royal Bakory. The
credit should have been given to til?
Model Bakery, as the work was dono
there.
J. C. Kuhns for the past five yours
district forest ranger with headquar
ters in this city, was yesterday trans
ferred- to the Cascade forest with
'ei.dquartcrs at Eugene. He left yep
terday to take up the duties of Ills
new position.
A. B. Taylor came In to Roseburg
from Hoaglln last night, and spentf
the day In the city. He said this was
one of the hardest winters he has
spent up there In tho mountains, the
snow being at times over three feet
ueep. un accouni 01 ratner nig
water In the river and streams,
but
little fishing Is reported.
Those baby chlx need many differ
ent food stuffs to build their bodies
and ge.t started to growing right.
Diamond chlx food Is prepared and
chemically tested to fill every want
of a growing chick. Get all varfeties
of poultry supplies, Diamond qual
ity, at the People's supply Co.
514-tf
christian Science Society of Rose-
burg announces a free lecture M
. , .. . .
Christian Science by Virgil O. Strick-
ler, C. S. of New York City, a mem -
ber of the Board of Lectureship of
the Mother Church, The First Church
of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass.
Friday evening. April 28. at 8 p. m..
new Armory. The public Is cordial
ly Invited to be present. D23-a28
Judge Marsters yesterday filed his
decision In the case of the heirs of
elrs
the Meldcl estate against the will of (tired. I was running down, from 1.H
Chan. Reldcl. It appears from the! P""!", to 117. Kvery one told me I
. , , ... ,,,, , , niuft die. I started to one the tiolden
evidence that Mr. Itledel was of un- Mpdic9 Djovery,' and with the best
sound mind and unable to properly; 0f remits. 1 used three boll Ira, which
dispose of the property. In his do-! cured me. 1 have no asthma, no
-islon the Judge set aside, the will f a "! tliroRt- dlJljlt
: ' , . . . in breathing any more. Bronchitis is
and ordered Fred Iteldel to account j t,a, I)r. jvrco lor his kind
to the court for his actions as execu-, advice." .Mas. TiiKitEsi. Totzaueu,
WEDNESDAY, APISH,, 20, 1010.
SIGNAL CORPS CHIEF
IS GIVEN REPRIMANi
Gen. George P. Scriven.
Gen. George P'. Scriven, chief of
the signal corps of the army, has
been reprimanded by Secretary of
War Baker "for his fuilure personal
ly to supervise tho disciplinary fca.
turcs of tho aviation corps adminis
tration." tor and an administrator will be ap
pointed within a short time.
Kodaks, Eastman plioto supplies,
at the Roseburg Book Store. 4 94-ti
Mrs. M. S. Davison, who has been
spending the winter with her daugh
ter, Grace Davison, returned to Port
land this morning. '
Tho ladies of the V. C. T. U. will
hold a window sale of home cooking
at the Bee Hlvo grocery Saturdu
April 29. 607-a 28
Bernlce Ingalls. who has been at
tending the Sunday school conven
tion In this city returned home to
Eugene this morning.
Every day Is bargain day. All
mid strictly fresh nt the Spot Cash
Basket Grocery, 238 N. Jackson
treet. 435-m4
Miss Mario Mnrtens returned
home yesterday from Grants Pass,
where sho has been visiting for sev
eral d'rys wtlh her sister.
Acting on a telegram rocolved
rom Cottage Grove last night, Dep
uty Sheriff Raffety arrested Anlone
Dcsolho, who Is wuntod for jumping
board bills.
I j. T. Bowser nd Mrs. W. Bow
scr left this morning with the body
of L. T. Bowser, who died Monday
The interment will take place at
Springfield.
Is it a Cold, Cough
or Bad Blood ?
Dr. Wrrcn's Mcrtirnl Dincovfry nftt
onlv cures the cough hut it in a won-
fWhil filu.rnfivri it.l l.ni 1 1, hnilila
np tjl(1 u-,.nk itHy
tiet it this vry day from nuv mr-d-
Vine driller, in ciilier liquid or tablet
form, cr send 10 cents to Dr. Pierce,
inva'ifls' linlel, 1'uiialo, N. Y., fur
large trvil package of tnhlctA.
Contains neither alcohol nor nar
?otic. il ingredients nre made pub
lic and printed on wrapper. It's a
pure alterative extract made with gly
cerine from native roots and lierbs.
Have you become run-down, weak,
emaciated, pale alter a long siege of
coldf ? Does the skin show that the
blood is thin nnd watery? Spring is
the time when vitality is at its lowept
ebb clean house now by ridding tho
hoflv of itA Accumulated noinoTift. Un
j fresh the blood with a stimulating tonic.
11 by the experience ol others.
1 Build up the system with a reliable
rm(.(1Vi1 nllrh R I)r- vu.rc(!; ,),,,,.
j Medical Discovery, which lias stood
' ' '"" ad nearly a hall
ol a century has sold more lurgely
than any other hlood remedy.
Take This Case for Instance.
Beaver. Oregon. "I was suffertnt.
longer than 1' months Willi asthma,
bronchitis and sore throat. I had a
very bad coneli, difliculty in breath
ing, tightness about the chest; could
not sleep; had no appetite: was nlwnvs
i vbt J
fiv I ? i L life
Business Confidence
Is largely a matter ot Integrity and
the keeping of affairs to yourself.
This bank never reveals the affairs
of its customers to other people, and
when you have matters ot business
on which you wish our opinion, you
o:in feel perfectly freo to talk with
us, even tho you may not now be
one of our customers.
Roseburg National Bank
Jackson and Cass Sts.
NOTICE TO THE PU11LIC.
We tho undorslgnod, ownors
and. proprietors of the places of
business following our namos,
hereby announce thnt upon and
after the first day of May 1016,
we will not serve any regular
meal or dinner for less than thirty
Hve cents.
This action has become neces
sary on our parts on account ot
tho continued high prices of all
articles whlcu aro served on the
tables.
(Signed.)
W, J. Weaver, Umpqua Hotel.
J. W. Olivor, Grand Hotol.
G. W. I. 111. McClallcn Hotel.
D. L. Martin, Rosebufg Hotel.
J. K. Falbe, Royal lub unfe.
L. L. Lewis, Lewis Cafe.
George Foutch, George's Res-
tnurnnt.
J. W. Horner, Jack's Coffee
and Chop House.
E. C. Horrick, Horrlck House.
W. L. Harmon, Semaphore, Res
taurant. Gee Wong, Now York Cafo.
483-a30
SQUIRHUL POISON.
The rellablo quality we have man
ufactured and sold hundreds of
pouudB. Guaranteed to give best
satisfaction,
503-dswtf MARSTERS DRUG CO.
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GET a Graphanola Now and have
Easter Music in your home.
On a Grafanola the beautiful
Raster alone You can hear
Roseburg
THRfdl
Roseburg, Oregon
WILL YOU HE THE ONE MAN?
'
"Only one man In 100 lives
to bo fifty and leaves anything
but Insurance at death. Are
you certain you will be that
man?"
" Apply for a Life Policy to-
day with The Mutual Life of
N. Y. It Is the oldest company
in America; Is safe, pays the
largest dividends; gives most
protection for tho lowest net
cost no company excepted;
never raises your - rate; you
don't have to die to win; your
monoy is saved safely Invest-
ed and returned to you If you
live and desire It returned; It
you die the claim Is paid
promptly ; If you have the dis-
ability clause and get sick or
have an accident the company
cancels the premiums; If to-
4 tally disabled policy become
4 paid up for life.
The Mutual has' over (00
policy holders ' in Douglas
county, most of tb.era written
by tho prosont agent, whose
figures must be correct or he
could not hold Mb position,
Full Information free by
calling on "
J. P. HUTCHASON, Dlflt, Mgr.
Office over First State A Bar-
Ings Bank, Roseburg, Oregon.
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Real Estate
City and Farm Property
GEORGE RITER
1X1 West Oak Btreet.
STOP HTTHE
GRAND HOTEL
CASS STREET ROSEBURG
Mrs. F. D. Owen
Cnt Flowers, l'otted Plants,
Knaeral IHwIgns, WiMldlng Bo
queue, etc.
JUST HKCKIVKI) A FHK8H
BUl'I'LY OK FKRN4I
OK 'A 1,1, KINDH
Roseburg, Oregon.
Kaster numbers are not confined to
them whenever and as often as you
wish.
Furniture Co.