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Christmas Candy.
What is Christmas Candy, says Heine to Teresie? and
Teresie says, that's the stuff the Kiddies get in their stock
ings when they hang'em on the mantle piece but what I
want is oh well you just go in Lenox & Ott's, they have
the swellest line In boxes Heinie. And don't forget that
Music and the Amberol records same place, Lenox & Ott.
jVEjljC ROSEBURG lTOtt
UKt'KMIiKlt 21, 11)10.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT.
V a. Weather Bureau, local office,
ItoseburK, -M hours endmg 5 a. ui.,
today.
Precipitation I" Inches and hun
dredths: Maximum temperature 44
..uniuiuiii temperature 34
Prwlpilution
Total prccip. since 1st. ol mo.
.' z.zs
(g. preclp. for mo. for 32 yrs.
u.uy
Total preclp. from Sept. 1,
15.07
Avg. ureclp. from Sept. 1, 1877
11.9.1
Total exceiis from Sept. 1, 1910,
13.12
Average precipitation for 32
wet seasons, (Sept. to May.)
32.88
WILLIAM BELL, Observer.
WEATHER FORECAST:
Fair tonight and Thursday.
Special sale on photographs, 'a
off at Lewis' Studio, 212 N. Jackson,
opposite postolllce. dtf
Buy your bulbs for planting now;
a large shipment just received. You
will save express charges by buying
of S. K. Sykes. . dtf
The Richmond
Suction Cleaner!
S. B. CROUCH, Agent
Sold either for cash or on the in
stallment plan.
A great labor reducer as well as
sanitary. It makes your horn? dutt
free and germ-proof, and saves the
price of the niuchlne in labor in one
year. rVny woman can ' operate !t.
(Ve vllve a free demonstration in
your houi.
CROUCH'S
Hardware Store
SIIKHIDAX STREET.
Notice to the Public!
ON JANUARY ist, 191 1, we iuteud to inaugurate
iu our Garage, Machine and Blacksmith Shops a
new credit system. The change is made absolute
ly necessary by business conditions at the present tune
and will, we hope, work for the good of all concerned.
All bills will be payable on the first of every
month and will be subject to a two (2) perceut discount
for cash, ii settled before the tenth. After the 10th. of
the month, interest from the first will be charged at the
rate of 8 per cent per annum.
The above terms will not be iu effect on sales of
MICHELIN TIRES, for which we are distributors, and on
GASOLINE, both of which will be sold for CASH ONLY.
PILKINGTON BROS. GARAGE
227-31 East Douglas
Most Fitting Finale to the
Festive Feast
Is the Satisfaction of Knowing
the place to get more of the good things to eat and
at the lowest cost. Satisfaction or no sale.
North Side Grocery Co.
lJjmber
shingles
WINDOWS
DOORS
WOOD
WHERE? COAL
Pace Investment Comptnv
LOCAL NEWS
You always get tne very best whea
run buy at inn Rocndale Co. I
For good printing or all kinds The
Review aiwavs leads.
Secure your seats via Barnard's
new stage line to Marshfield. Dally
tage 6 a. m. Office corner Rose and
Washington. dtf
Have you been to Fisher's, to see
all the new wall papers, or are you
from Missouri; If you are, be can
show you. dtf
Hot beef tea and chocolate, oyster
cocktails, etc., etc., at Umpqua Bak
ery, dtf
Lnrge variety of tumblers,, tumbler
holders, soup and sponge holders,
bath seats in white enamel, every
thing to mnke the bath room modern
and home-like. See Winnie Gaddls,
The Plumber. dtf
S. K. Sykes has just received the
largest shipment of bulbs direct from
Holland ever received in Roseburg.
Tall and buy your bulbs for planting
now. dtf
Wood delivered to all parts of the
city. Write F. f. Johns, R. F. D.
No. 1, Roseburg. Shady Point. dj9
Fisher can Bave you 33 1-3 per
cent on your paint and papor con
tracts. Wake up, be alive, look for
the flag. dtf
Vanilla Kxfrart gets better as It
grows older. Roseburg Pharmacy
sells a line quality that has been
two years In the aging. dtf
Ladles' pure silk hose In black,
gray, pink, blue and tan; ladles' flat
kid gloves and kerchiefs at J. A.
Perry's Mllllneiy and Ladies' Tog
gery. dj2
A npvc line nf felt sllnners. kid
slippers and moccasins for men.
women and children Just received
fresh from the factory, all colors end
slyles for the holiday trade. R. L.
Stephens, the Shoe Mnn.
I You can purchase at Roseburg
I Pharmacy sanitary nipples, Bteriliz
: hie nursing bottles, bottle brushes.
and everything to help render baby's
food right. dtf
Machinery made bread at Umpqua
Bakerv. Phono 221. dtf
Dr. J. L. Callaway, Ostopathlc Phy
sician. Abraham Building. Roseburg
Phone 221 for free delivery of our
machine made bread. Umpqua
Bakery. dtf
Don't let the baby fret get a
good pacifier from the Roseburg
Pharmacy. dtf
TINCTURE OF ARNICA
Slill a favorite and a good one for
rubbing sore muscles, at the Rose
burg Pharmacy. dtf
NOTICE TO HUNTERS.
Hunting, with or without dogs, is
strictly forblddea on the lands of the
Curry Estate.
dtf N. CURRT ESTATE.
Roseburg, Oregon
Phoo
208
LOCAL NEWS.
W. L. Cobb went to Glendflle this
morning.
Mrs. W. Pilklngton returned from
Wilbur this morning.
W. N. Moore , was down ircm
Ruckles on business Tuesday.
Miss Alice Perdue, the nurse, re
turned Tuesday evening from Silver
ton. Mr. and Mrs? Geo. Rouse are in
Cottage drove to spend Xmas and
New Year'B. .
Prof. J. W. Groves went to Port
land Tuesday night to attend the
convention of state teachers.
W. C Harding, C. B. Cannon and
L. B. Wallace went to Portland
Tuesday night on business.
Miss Llxzle Kinzer left this after
noon for her home at Crabtree, Linn
county, to 'spend the. holidays.
Mrs. A. F. Herrlngion returned
home to Clackamas this afternoon,
after a visit here with her husband.
W. J. Brown, of the Soldiers"
Home, left this morning for Amity.
M. Wendel. also of the Home, went
to Portland.
Mrs. C. C. March went to Mvitle
Creek this morning to spend Christ
mas with her parents, Mr. and Mi-".
W. A. Mulkey.
Lloyd Patterson, a Portland school
boy. arrived here this morning to
spend vacation with his mother,
Mrs. Ira Pilklngton.
Miss Fay Kitchin, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. KItchln.arrlved here
from the O. A. C, Corvallis, Tuesday
night to remain for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. John Townsend and
baby went to Portland Tuesday night
to spend the holidays with his par
ents. Rev., and Mrs. J. A. Townsend.
Mrs. Harry Lohr and sister. Miss
Gladys Miller, left Tuesday night for
Portland, where they will be the
guests of relatives until afterNew
Year's.
Miss Solla, of Umpqua, who has
been teaching school near Gardiner,
arrived here this morning from
Drain and is the guest of Mrs. Bert
Holmes.
For a mild easy action .of the bow
els, a single dose of Doan'a Regulets
Is enough. Treatment cures habitual
constipation. 25c n. box. Ask your
druggist for them.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Grlder, of Los
Mieeles, are visiting here with the
latter's sister. Mrs. Anna Veatch.
This is Mrs. Grlder's first visit here
In 11 Vears.
Noble Whlttnmore, who Is attend
ing school In Portland, arrived here
Tuesday night to spend the holiday
vacation. He Is a son of J. E. Whlt
tamore, the creamery man.
John Sheridan, of Seattle Wash.,
has purchased Mrs. .1. F. Reddy's In
terest in the Nash hotel at Medford.
navlnr $20,000. The hotel Is now
owned by Messrs, Bell and Sheridan.
I Heavy, Impure blood makes a
, muddy, pimply complexion, head
ache, nausea. Indigestion. Thin
blood makes yon weak, pale, sickly.
Burdock Blood Bitters makes the
blood rich, red, pure restores per
fect health.
Mrs. John Hunter left this morning
for Cottage Grove, where she will
be Joined tomorrow by Mr. Hunter.
and they will then proceed to Port
land to spend the year-end holidays.
Ray and Will Bowker. sons of Mrs.
M. W. Bowker, of South Roseburg.
arrived here Tuesday evening from
Chitnau. on the Copper River, Alaska
where they are engaged in mining.
They will remain here until the ap
proach or spring, when they will re
turn to Alaska.
Take Care!
Remember that when your kidneys
are affected your life is In danger. M
Mayer, Rochester, N. T.. says: "Fol
ey's Kidney Pills are a wonderful dis
covery and I heartily recommend
their use. My trouble Btarted with a
sharp shooting pain over my back
which grew worse each day. I felt
sluggish and tired, my kidney action
was Irregular and Infrequent with a
One sand-like substance. While the
disease was at at its worst I started
using Foley's Kidney Pills. Their
prompt and efficient action was mar
velous. Each dose seemed to put
new life and strength Into me, and
now I am completely cured and feel
better and stronger than for years.
Marsters Drug Co.
GRAND MASK HALL.
There will be a mask ball In Mac-
cabee Hall, Monday, December 26th
Good music. All are cordially in
vited to be present. dsw
TRK8PAS3 NOTICK.
Notice Is hereby given, that all
persons are warned not to cjt shrub
bery, evergreen trees or otherwise
trespass on my place, commonly
known as the Bowen or Cobb prop
erty, on hill at east end of Washing
ton street.
ROOT. T. ASHWORTH,
dd28 Owner.
IOCAX. NEWS
Phone 221 for free delivery of ou
machine made bread. Umooua
Bakery. dtf
We have a car load of the best
Utah Building Plaster, leered and
unflbered. 1. F. Barker & Co. dtf
Hot beef tea ai4 cliecolaU, oyster
cocktails, etc., etc., at Uapqi'a Bak
ery. dtf
Ten days sal on dolls, a fine lln
to select from. Roseburg Beaut
parlors. dtf
Spiers at Roeebarg Pharmacy are
elected, carefully mtlle. and are
the purest obtainable. dtf
Ask vour grocer for Machinery
' made bread. The Unuqua Bakery
! makes it. dtf
Paints bave advanced to 12.25 per
! gallon by the trust. So unless you
have more money than sense, call at
Fisher's Paint Store for prices. He
la not In the trust. dtf
Hot water bottle, fountain ayr
Inges. bulb yrltrea, and atomisers
the finest and most complete line In
the city. Sold at the lowest prices oa
our guarantee to give aatlsfacUoi.
Look at our line and yon will not
bur elsewhere. Hamilton D.( Co. d
s
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V' r, ' ' w, v.vv.
iv-vfc ,fi;,R il;;'!lT.:-;':;;:j'r..
AY ROHKRTS COMPANY
AT ItOSKlll ltd THKATRK.
Two Wwks' KiiiKaKi'iiicnt 0mmih Hun-
diiy Next, with "Tlio Thiol" hh
Hill StroiiK Attraction.
On next Sunday afternoon at the
ftoseburg Theatre the curtain rings
p on an entirely new company.
Owing to Manager nernell's enter
prise, the best troupe on the road,
namely, May Roberts and her com
pany, have been secured for a limited
engagement. The many good things
that have been said regarding this
From Portland to Los Angeles on
horseback Is the journey being taken
by Lee Wlllard, the well known ac
tor, who has appeared In Roseburg in
The Christian," "Monte Chrlsto"
and the "Silver King." Mr. Wlllard
rrlved m Roseburg this morning.
He Is making the trip by easy stages
and Incidentally does a vaudeville
stunt in cities along the way. He
will be seen at the Gem Theatre to-
lght in a rural skit, and his past
performances in this city is a guar
antee that his act will be entertain
ing. Falling eyes prompted Mr. Wll
lard to forsake the arduous work re
quired of the present-day actor and
become a disciple of the simple-life
Idea for nn Indefinite time. During
the short period that he has com
muned with outdoor oxygen, Pacific
Coast scenery and highwnys of knee
deep mud, Mr. Wlllard has Improved
not only his eyes, but his nennn gen
erally, and by the time he gets to
.os Angeles he expects to be In
proper physical condition for regular
work before Hhe footlights once
more.
End Winter's Troubles.
To many, winter Is a Beason of
trouble. The frost bitten toes and
Angers, chapped hands and Hps,
chilblains, cold sores, red and rough
skins, prove this. But such troubles
fly before Bucklen s Arnica Salve. A
trial convinces. Greatest healer of
burns, boils, piles, cuts, sores, ecze
ma and sprains. Only 25c at all
druggists
SPECIAL SALE ON PHOTOS
1-3 OFP
Reg. Spec.
Paris Panel 18.00 5.sr
Best Cabinet Sepia ' 6 00 4.00
Best Cabinet black and white 0.90 :.S5
Cabinet, regular $4.00 ns
Vi Cabinet 3.00 ii.00
H Cabinet 2.50 $1.05
Post Cards 1C0 $1.00
One-third off on metal frames. Now Is the time to buy for Christmas
LEWIS STUDIO
212 N. Jackson, Opposite the PoHtofllce.
Roseburg-Marshfield and
Roseburg-Myrtle Point
Stage Lines
Itagr leave Roaehnrg for Ixith points at 0 a. rn. dally.
Office and Stables Corner lUise and Washington Streets.
C. P. Barnard, Prop.
L. H. RH0ADES & CO. 2"l
Successors to A. D. BRADLEY. Come and sec us.
Can save yon money on any thing you want to buy.
If you have any thing to sell get my offer before idling as
I vtl any tt Wf hett ( price for second hand goods.
ImmmmmmmvmrmniikM
company give us the assurance of
first class plays by nrsl class actors.
The opening bill, "The Thief, or the
8th Commandment," one of the
strongest emotional plays written;
full of intense action. May Roberts
is not quite a stranger to the Rose
burg public, for she visited here once
before when In the New York cast of
Mrs. Temple's Telegram, and also In
conjunction with the Josephine De
Henry Co.
The intention of thlR engagement
is to produce three plays a week, and
two weeks Is the limit of their en
gagement.
LOW nOTEL RATES FOR ROSE
BURO PEOPLE.
Mr. W. M. Seward, proprietor of
the new Hotel Seward at Portland,
Ore., wishes us to announce thnt
the rates for rooms at the Sew-
artl are CI. 00 per day and up.
The Heward was opened in July,
1000, and is ono of I lie most artistic,
modern uud elegantly appointed ho
tels In the Northwest, All rooms
have direct oataido exposure, and tlio
hotel is located directly opposite the
nuii ii eutranre to tlio Olds, Wortman
& King new department store, thus
ulToriliiiK guests an easy .iipportunlty
to do tlielr shopping. Mr. N. H
Clarke lias succeeded Mr. A. A.
Wright as head of the office force,
.Mr. Clurko will be remembered by
liiniiv as nuo of the most coiigi-iilnl
mid obliging clerks that ever stood
behind a hotel counter In Portland.
We would suggest to our readers tluit
tliuy give tlio Seward a trial. Take
'bun at depot or car marked "V" and
get off at 'IVntli street. eoa
A. W. Flock, a. W. Carter, Royal
Carter, Canyonvllle; II. It. Adams,
Mvrtln Point: Mr. and Mrs. Mel
Chiismnn. Mrs. S. H. Larsh. Rich
mnml. hid.: Bert Russell, Dillaril
W. McMillen. HongUn; S. Weekly
Rock Creek: C. W. Doney. Cnmas
Valley: .1. Krueger. Portland; K. 1.
Rice. Rhus. Itlce. Douglas, Wyoming
II. J. Watson, Glide; the Misses
Deardorff, Oakland, were recent ar
rivals at the Roseburg Hotel.
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TacSimile Signature of
NEW YDHK.
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
CLASSIFIED ADS.
FOR SALE Nine room house on lot
70x100; nice location. Inquire at
Review. dtf
FOR SALE. Six acres, good house,
Rood barn and other buildings, A
mile northwest of Oakland. Wm.
Horn, owner. d(3
FOR SALE Ten-room bouse with
nearly an acre of river bottom;
plenty of fruit; rich garden soil.
Good terms. Inquire 608 North
Pine at. dtf
FOR SALE Or will trade for lum
ber, 2nd hand Bteam engine 9x16,
In first-class condition. If Inter
ested call at the J. O. Flook Com
pany's planing mill and aee the
engine operated. tf
FOR SALE. Early JerBey Wake
field cabbage planta, 10c a dozen,
or 3 dozen for 26 cents. H. C,
Dnwson, 626 Second Ave., South,
N. E. Roseburg. dsw
OR SALE Asparagus roots. Pal
motto variety. Price 76c per 100 or
$6 per thousand. H. C. DawBon,
626 Second ave. South, N, B. Rose
burg, dBW
FOR SALE. A nice driving team of
horses, matched and gentle; also
harness, and a two-seated exten
sion top hack, nearly good ns new.
Price, cash, $250. Mrs. E. J
Pope, Camas Valley, Oregon, dsw
FOR SALE. Forty acres of fruit
.uud, true "Medford soil," $1100;
improvenienta; 4 miles from An
lauf; must be sold before Feb. 1,
1911. Price $1600. Harry
SchmeisHer. Lorane, Oregon, dsw
FOR SALE. The Imported Per-
cheron stallion Volage, a, black In
color; he 1b seven years old,
weighs 2000 pounds In work or
der; terms If wanted. If Inter
ested write at once to M. R. Ryan,
Drain. Oregon. dsw
FOR SALE. 13 acres creek bottom
land, all In cultivation; only 1 mile
from Myrtle Creek; good house
and outbuildings; about 126 chick
ens, Jersey cow and tools go with
place. A bargain if sold soon.
Write E. B. Barber, Myrtle Creek,
Oregon. dtf
FOR SALE. 300 acres, 2 miles from
good town; 8 acres orchard, about
60 acres bottom land, balance' good
grazing land; some timber and
plenty of wood. A good stock
ranch, and a bargain at $17 per
acre: terms for one-half. Write
E. B. Barber, Myrtle Creek, Or. tf
FOR SALE. 160 acres of timber as
the North Vi of Northwest and
North H of Northwest Vi of Sec
tion 10, Township 31, South of
lunge S West of Willamette
Meridian. Doualas County, Oregon
Write Mrs. Lottie L. Cochran. Box
71. R. No. 2. Harbor Beach, Michl
gan. 1(12S
FOR SALE OR TRADE- For income
property In Roseburg or Portland,
40 acres. mile from good town;
25 acres bottom, 16 acres hill
lund; new 8-room house, 2 barns,
milk house, granary and chicken
house. Eight acres Spitzenberg
apples, 1 year old. Write or apply
to K. B. Barber, Myrtle Creek,
Oregon. dtf
J. FOR SALE Two young
4. horses, one black and one bay;
J. three years old last spring;
4. weight 1400 each; broke to
i. work. Apply to O. H. Pitt,
A Ruckles. Ore. dawtf
llave Arundel tana IL
" I is Unn
fcfc
For Infants and Children. '.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the A JL
Signature yA
In
Use
r Over
Thirty Years
GASTORIA
tmi eiKTAun toHHNf. new von crrr.
FOR SALE CHEAP. Complete well- '
drilling outfit, witb or without
engine. Inquire at Pilklngton ,
Bros.' Garage. dsw
FOR SALE. A new high grade $600
piano, at about one-hair, on easy
terms. - For particulars, address
"Piano," care Review, dd23
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT. New five-room house
on 2nd Avenue South. Apply to
W. B. Atterbury. dtf
WANTED.
WANTED. Position as stenographer
by young lady. References given.
Phono 257R. AddreBS Box .182. "
Roseburg. dtf '? "
WANTED. Jersey cow from 4 to 6
yeurs old, and fresh. Apply to Dr. ,
S. Hamilton. djlO .
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST. Last Friday, from wagon, ... ,
oue. box household goodB (about .
100 lbs.). Finder please address
or notify J. C. Cames, Roesburg,
Ore. Suituble reward will bo paid.
LOST. Large, gold nugget brooch;
Finder please leave at Review office
and receive reward. . dtf
L08T. On Jackson street on Tues
day, handbag containing purae witli-..--money
and other artlcleB. Finder
return to Review oillce. Reward.
What makea Sapolto a household ,
word? Continuous advertising. You ,,, j
are never allowed to forget It.
TEN ACHB TRACTS.
A few fine 10-acre tracts In
Sutherlin Valley, 1 miles
from town and station; all
cleared; fine orchard tracts
ready to plant; can show you
young bearing trees growing
on this land. $140 to $160
per acre; terms.
.J. P. A. COPPARD. ,
uaaiauu, uregou.
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Instead of upheaval of fur
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