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Newspaper Page TextKeep Step with 1911 VICTROLA orAMBEROLA Machines or Records. 'A pleasure to show you. Lenox & Ott Music Dealers JAXl'ARY 21. 1UII. DA1LV WKATHEK HKI'OIU'. U. S. Weather Bureau, local office, Roseburg, 24 hours ending 6 a. ui., today. Precipitation In Indies and hun dredths: Maximum temperature 41 Minimum temperature 31 Precipitation 02 Total preclp. since 1st. of uio. 3.18 Avg. preclp. for uio. for 32 yrs. B.73 Total preclp. from Sept. 1, . .1K.97 Avg. preclp. from Sept. 1, 1877 17.93 Total excels no a, Sept. 1, 1911). 1.04 Average precipitation for 32 wet seasons, (Sept. to May.) 32.88 WILLIAM HELL. Observer WEATHER FORECAST: Pair tonight and Sunday. Tha price of roodstufts bag coim down tt I he North Side Grocery, fit: The Richmond Suction Cleaner! S. B. CROUCH, Agent Sold either for cash or cn the In Btullment plan. A great labor reducer na well ub pU:iry. It makes your home dubt pre and germ-proof, and Baves the price or the machine lu labor in one year. Any woman can operate .'t. We will give a free demonstration In your home. CROUCH'S Hardware Store KHKIIIDAN STREET. CHICKEN DINNER HBc. CHICKEN DINNER 38c. Your Sunday Dinner Well Cooked Perfectly Served Clean Place Plenty to Eat From 5:30 to 7 p. m. THe Roseburg Hotel Corner Lane and Sheridan Sts. Roseburg, Oregon. R.AZO The Kind That Shaves Nothing provokes a niau more thau try ing to shave witk a poor razor. We have razors we can prove to give satisfaction. Razor Strops The Best Made HiickW l.acrs all aims. CiUott. Com Juvors. Ktorfcun bttjiw. At Strops, TWi are tto Stawianfc. Hamilton. Drug Co. 341 Jmmm St. L. H. RHOADES & CO. 1? o o Successors to A. D. BRADLEY. Come and see us. Can save you money on any thing you want to buy. If you have any thing to sell get my offer before celling as I will pay the highest cash price for second hand goods. MIIH'tl) 1 H4WWNi CLEANSES THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY; DISPELS COLUS, AND HEADACHES DUE TO CONSTIPATION. BEST FOli MEN, "WOMEN AND CHILDREN -YOUNG AND OLD. TO GET ITS BENEFICIAL EFFECTS-ALWAYS BUY THE GENUINE. KANUEACTUrtEO Kt TU SOLD BY ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS Che size only. Regular price SFiBomi (il.KXDALK NEWS. Iwinc Hnlley hns bought the con fectionery und soft drink business of Eil Don!. On Wednesday night the l.lnee wro broken into, the thieves ft -1 1 1 ii tt away with a quantity of ehip Jewelry and some tobacco. rr.nik V'lllluins was called to cj-ui'H Pass Mondnv on account of Ih death of his father. .Vrrf .Inlni Hnlley, mother of Mrs. C; o. KlIltT. formerly of this city, died :it Cnnvcnville Inst Tuesday. Olen ilalt! XewR. Sole n Deep Mystery. "I want to thanlt you from the bottom of my heart," wrote C. E. Rader, of Lewlsburg, W. Va., "for tlio wonderful benefit I got from Electric Bitters, In curing me of both a severe case of stomach trouble and of rheumatism, from which I had been an nlmost helplesB sufferer for ten years. It suited my case as though Just mode for me." F r dys pepsia, Indigestion, Jaundice and to d the ; stem of kidney poisons that ; cause rheumatism. Electric Bltte a has no equal. Try them. Ev ry bot tle is gunrnnteed to satisfy. Only 60c at ail druggists. MYRTLE CREEK The annual meeting of the stock- nolders of the Citltens State Bank was held last week. 3. S. Johns John Hall, C. O. Nelson and J. K Lass well were re-elected directors and tro toard was organized by elect ing John Hall president, J. R. Lass- well, vice president and C. O. Nelson cashier. Since the present officers took control of the bank last June the business bas increased very ma terially, deposits last January being 132,000, and their official statement on January 7 of this year, as called for by the bank commissioners, shows 102,1100. I With a charter membership of 45 Myrtle Creek Orange was organized Inst Wednesday by T. L. Lee, of Looking Glass, who Installed the fol lowing officers: H. W. Pratt, Master; Edwin Weaver, Overseer; Mrs. J. M. Ashcraft, Lecturer; E. B. Barber. Secretary; Ida Harris. Lady Assistant steward; A. O. Soucie, Assistant Steward; E. V. Weaver, Steward; J. L. Cheney, Chaplain; Mrs. Eva Piper, Treasurer; O. L. Sellers, Gate Keep er; Hallle Weaver, Ceres; Vera Weaver, Pomona; EtU Weaver, Flora. At the Russell trial In Roseburg this week, Attorney Dexter Rice had the pleasure of seeing his future neignoors in a bunch. The Mall. DRAIN NEWS. Mrs. Minnie Weimer, wire of Los sen Wetmer, and niece of Mr. and Mrs. Dwlght Reed, of this city died of typhoid fever on Wednesday last at Ashland. On Wednesday evening the bridge spanning Pass Creek on A street and leading to East Drain, was struck by a heavy south wind and completely demol!8hed. It was a structure about 40 feet in length and covered by a heavy roofing, and has not been con sidered altogether sate for gome time. The Churchill-Mathews Comuanv. of Portland, has begun shipping trees to tneir lands at Tin Pol, and soon nn army of men will be needed to set them out. A carload of these trees has arrived here, In which there are IS. 000 trees, and tbey are being hauled to the ground In spite of the bad roads. In addition to this some 30,000 additional trees will arrive, making 45,000 In all to be planted. Nonpareil. Saved Two Urea. "Neither my sister o r myself might be living today If It had not been for Dr. King's New Discovery," writes A. D. McDonald, of Fayette ville, N. C, R. F. D. No. I, "for we both had frightful coughs and no other remedy could be had. We were I told my Bister bad consumption. She was very weak and had night sweats, but your wonderful medicine cured us both. It Is the best I ever used or heard of." For lungs, coughs, colds, hemorrhage, la grippe, asth ma, hay fever, croup, whooping cough all bronchial troubles It is supreme. Trial bottle free. 60c aud $1.00. Guaranteed by all drug gists. Patronize Review advertisers. A New way To Clean House Easier, Quicker and Cheaper than ever. It's a great relief to know that house-cleaning is over. OUR VACUMN CLEANER HAKES HOUSECLEANING EASV- KOB YOU The Roseburg Vacuum Clean er transforms the cleaning of the house from an Infinite bur den Into a comparative pas time Into an actual pleasure. Instead of upheaval of fur niture, taking up carpets, etc.. The Roseburg Vacuum Cleaner by an easy, simple often reno vation, gives you perpetual free dom from dust, grime and dis ease germs without disturbing furniture or furnishings. Let us do your bousecleanlng with the ElccMc Vacnoea Cteeav ft. Telephone 791. PROOF b alwtys better than Theory You all Itiotfthe strenuous tiujtryou have washing and drying your clothes Let ns prove to you that its prac ticaleconowy to send your clothes aid get ttoeai back allieady to use cheaper thai you can do it at home. PHONE 79 RosebargittaaLaundry 1 1 Wool Skirls Cleaned and Pressed Vanilla Extract gets better as It Mils a floe quality that bas been grows older. Roseburg Pharmacy two years In the aging. dtf Rug Week Begins Monday, Jan. 23 Lasts but one week. Over sixty Rugs at lower Prices than you will be able to buy again. LOT I. Two 9x1a velvet rugs, former price, $28, now $18.00 Three 9x1a Tapestry Brus sels, regular $13 val., all sew stock 1 1.00 LOT II. ' Twenty-five velvet rugs, 37 inches wide, usual value $1.75 new stock take your pick, this is the best small rug offer ever made in Roseburg... 1.25 IOT III. Twelve $3 Axniinister rug, new and old stock, best grade of this elass 2.00 Six long pieces of Axminister carpet made into rugs, bound, rug sale 1 .25 MIMCKLLANKOIS LOT. Ingrain carpet rugs 20c-$l .50 and $2.50 Emer ald Isle rugs ... 2.50-1.50 Bath rugs 1.50 and other opportunities. B. W. STRONG THE FURNITURE MAN Has the largest line of carpets in Douglas county. Roseburg-Marshfield and Roseburg-Myrtle Point Stage Lines Stages leave Roseburg for both" points at 8 a. m. dally. Office and Stables Corner Rose and Washington Streets. C. P. Barnard, Prop. WE have on hand at present the largest and best stock of lumber, shingles, doors, windows, and building material we have ever had. Let us figure on your bill. Page Investment Company F'HOMT 242 TOW W. JACKWOW You Don't Have Cle Tn Coa Tn (or Cement Culverts, Oemeot Sewer Flpea, sixes 8 to 8a Inches. Cement building foundation and chimney blocks. Cement sidewalks and cement work of any kind, t have Ave or six houses I will sell cheap, as I want to use the meney In other business. See my burglar-proof window lock, Its O. K, Bee Pat's Elastic roof paint for leaky roofs. We build, move er repair your bouses. Business buildings a specialty. Over forty years experience In building. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER F. LOCAL NEWS. Oakland Advance: J. M. Engle, who has been in hospital at Ashland for nearly three months, and under gone three surgical operations, was able to come home Tuesday, but suf fered some Injury in getting oft the train and was obliged to return yes terday Clay C. Iievore, of Yon- calla, has sold his general merchan dise store at that place to Ray and Clyde Deckley, who will run It under the name of Heck ley Bros. The people of Oregon do not know how near they came to losing their new Governor. Oswald West was on the list for appointment to the Inter state Commerce Commission. He re fused to consider the matter, saying that his duty was to serve the people or Oregon lor four years as (lover nor. However, his achievements as State Land Agent and State Ruiiroad Commissioner had attracted atten tlon the country over, and, Inasmuch as Commissioner Cockrell, of MIS' souri, a Democrat, was not to be re appointed, Mr. West could have had the position, had be consented to ac cept it. J. E. Lathrop, In Pacific Monthly. Sutherlln Sun: A co-partnership was reccutly formed between County School Superintendent Thurmiin Chaney, S. F. Lason, H. S. Klepplng, and J. A. Atcheson for the purpose or compiling, editing, printing and selling upon the market a series of supplementary text books and adver tising novelties. The first of the series Is now In press and will be ready for sale February 1st. It con sists of a comprehensive work on the State aud National civic government by the county superintendent and I'rof. Lason, so arranged that each day'B questions and answers are given covering the entire course In civics. It also Includes the constitution of Qregon and nn address on civic pro cedure adapted to the needs of all our citizens. Old Soldier Tortured. "For yenrs I suffered unspeakable torture from Indigestion, constipa tion and liver trouble," wrote A. K. Smith, a war veteran at Erie, Pa., "but Dr. King's New Life Pills fixed me all right. They are simply great." Try them for any stomach or kidney trouble. Only 25c at all druggists. SOCIALIST OOKS TO JAIL FOR (TKSINO TAFT. SEATTLE, Wash., Jan. 20 Joseph nillows, a Socialist, was sentenced by Judge Gordon todny to servo 15 days in jail for cursing the uamo of Presi dent Taft. lllllows was arrested last nlghl when he was heard to curse Taft and say, "Where I came from they kill such tyrants." The sentence wns later commuted to a $10 fine, which was paid. , MAI) COYOTES CIIAIMiK TOWN: RESIDENTS KILL ALL DOGS. BAKER CITY. Or., Jan. 20. A band of coyotes, suffering from the rabies, charged into ttie village of Durkee, near here, today. Several people and many doga were bitten. Fearing the dogs would go mad, the villagers armed themselves and waged war on the coyotes and dogs until a lute hour of the night, anni hilating the entire canine population of the village. A NOTRE DAME LADY'S APPEAL To all knowing milTcrer of rtitniRintlHtn, wlith er muscular or of the Joint, Hclmica, luiulifiKim, btickaetir, palnn In tlte klilnpyn or neural! I ins, to write to her for a homp trpitliiii'iit which haa relented I? cured all of titiw torture. Hhi feel it her duty to etnl It to all HuiYerern FltKK, You cure yourself at home ah tliminnruM will tnHtlfy- no rhfiiiKt of cllmmt Im)hk Hecem wiry Tli 1m Kliiiple rilHcovery Imiilnlieit iirlc m-lil from tlii lil nod, Ioompmh Hip HtlfTeiieri Joint, ntir llli'H the blond, mid hrlfrlitpnn the e?e, giving eluMllotty and tone to tlie whole njtpiu. If-i'm atxive 1 11 Wen In yoil, for irtnif addrciM Mr a. M. Kumaicra, Uo It- No tro Dame, Iud To T A m Spp I I V I F. PATTERSON :jouK' rrl For Infants and Children. I0MSM alcohol a pkh ctT ATlablerVrpartlonorAs. SimilalilKlllKfW.iralRniiih ling Uie Stomarts araLUowlsof VS1 PronwIesDitfejHonClitfrRl ness and Rtarontalns mln Opium-Morphlne norMlimii. HUI HAMIUTIC, WM W- (MWAwr. Aoerftrl Rf iwdv forftmsflM Hon . Sour Stnnuch.Dlarrluta Worms onvulswns.WTnsIi ncssandLoss of Sleep. Facsimile Signature of NEW YORK. CLASSIFIED ADS. FOH SALE. 2 lots In North Roae- utirg; small houso. T. E Llttroll, owner. dtf FUR .SALE. My house and furni ture, G00 down, balnnce same ns rent. Inqulro No. 242 Flint St., HoBeburg, Oregon. dtf FOR SALE 6 fine White Wyandotte cockereln, prlr.e-wlnnlng stock. Price $2.50 each. Address W. O. Hill, Wilbur, Oregon. dtf FOR SALE Nine room house on lot 70x100; nice locaMon. Inquire at Review. dtf FOR SALE. Six acres, good house, gooa Darn ana other buildings, Vi mllo northwest of Oakland. AVin. Born, owner. df 3 FOR SALE. Bluck Minorca cockerel, pure uiooa or good Inylng strain. IS. E. La Brie, Wilbur, Or., R, p. L., or phone Farmers 107. dsw FOR SALE Or will trade for lum ber, 2nd hand steam engine 9x15, In flrst-clnss condition. If Inter ested call at tbu J. O. Flook Com pany's planing mill and see the engine operated. tf FOR SALE. Ilookkeeplng and busi ness prnctlco scholarship of Inter national Correspondence Schools. Cheap. Address B. X., care Re view. . dsw FOR SALE CHEAP. Complete well- oniiing outnt, with or without engine. Inquire at Pllklngton Bros.' Onrage. dsw FOR SALE. Early Jersey Wake- lleld cabbage plants, 10c a dozen, or 3 dozen for 26 cents. H. C. Dawson, 625 Second Ave., South, N. E. Roseburg. dsw FOR SALE. Make me au offer for EV4 of Sec 80. Tp. 26 S., Range i Wont, containing iy M. feet of limber, near Roseburg. Hatch A Howard, 402 Commercial Block, Portland, Oregon. dsw FOR SALE. Flue 8. C. White Leg horn, S. C. Brown nnd Buff Leg horn cockerels. Prize winning Btock; prices reasonable. Address It. Altken, Box 62, Kdenbower, Or., or Phone Furmers 266. dtf FOR SALE. One lot on JuckHon street; price $150, $60 down, bal ance on any terms to suit pur chaser. Call on or address T. E. Llltrell, Roseburg. dtf FOR SALE. General merchandise store In town of Cunyonvlllo; doing $25,000 business yearly; rcation for selling, owner has biifllnrnH In terests elsewhere nnd cannot give persona! nttenlinn to this huslnrsH. Address Inquiries, or call on N Sellg, Cunyonvlllo, Oregon. dtf FOR SALE. KOI acres, 2 miles from good town; g acres orchard, about 60 acres bottom land, balance good grazing land; some timber and plenty of wood. A good stock rancL, and a bargain at $17 per acre: terms for one-half. Write E. B. Barber, Myrtle Creek, Or. tf FOR SALE OR TRADE- For lnccme property In Roseburg or Portland, 40 acres. Vi utile from good Iowa; 25 acres bottom, 15 acres bill land; new t-rnem lion in. 2 barns, milk house, grunnry and chicken house. Eight acres Spltzenberg apples, 1 year old. Write or apply ta K. B. Barber, Myrtle Creek. Oregon. dtf Auk tout grocer for machinery mnd bread. The Umpqi Baker? 3:i. 1,1 1 The Kind You Have Always Bought ; Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years FOR RENT. FOR RENT. Two nicely furnished sleeping rooms. 410 West Doug las, dtf FOR RENT. Story and half new bungnlow. Inquire of F. P. Pat terson, 119 W. Lane. dJ20 Hot hnaf foa and chncnlAtA nvate cocktnlla, etc., etc, at Umpqna Bak ery, dtf WANTED. WANTED. A registered Shorthorn nun of serviceable age. Address J. W. Wright, Drew, Ore. dsw WANTED. By man and wife, posi tion In rooming lioube or hotel, or on ranch where both may be em ployed. AddreaB H. T., care Re view, dsw WOOD "CHOPPERS WANTED. A number of men are wanted to out wood, either on shares or by the tier. Good location, 8ft miles from town. Inquire of F. E. Alley, tfdftsw WANTED. Parties to tuke care of driving team for two months, either gruln and hay or pasture and grain. Phone 245, or address O, cure Review. dsw2t BIO AUTO BARGAIN. 40 horse power roadster for Bale at a very low price, If taken at once. Of loading make, equipped with top and other accessories; used only one season, and every part guaran teed to be In perfect condition. Addross A, care Review. dswtf LOBT AND FOUND. LOST. Pair rimless spectacles In black case. Finder please leave at Review office. dtf LOST. On Douglas street, solid gold pin, cameo style; had two small settlugs. Finder leave at this ollice or II. C. Althaus shop ou CasB street. . j dtf LOST. At Commercial Club, a small gold brooch (sun-burst) set with opal lu center and pearls near edge. Finder will please leave at St. George's Rectory, 22t Cass St., and receive reward, Phoue 261. The price of foodstuffs has come down at the North 8lde Grocery, dtf . . .J. . iOOI FA KM rHKAr. 309 acroB four mtlos from Onh tariff, cn main road and rmal nmll; 250 acres cleared plow land, some bottom, bal ance woodland nnd pasture; 4 niunhiK Ht renin, fin" spring 4 plpVd to houso and barn: fair Iiouhp. InrRft new barn, fruit trB and nerrifs Hot; pt-r m acrf one-fourth cash, balance 4 nlr.o yours at 6",. -P. A. COFPARD, 4 Oakland, Oregon. t J I J J sf "f e" e "t e fr NEW YORK CAFE 4, Chan Jo, Prof). f 4. OPKN DAT AND NIGHT. 4- Meals at All Honrs. A i. 4. Regular Meals it cents. 4 Chicken Dinner Sundays, from 4 j. 12 noon to I p. m. 4 Chop Suey, Noodles, Freeh X Oysters, Fish, etc., all the time. Cor. Jackson It Washington fits makea it