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Mi.: ''yj - mm ROSEBURC REVIEW MAY 1.',, 1011 DAILY WKATHEB lUuI'OBT. U. 3. Weather Bureau, local office, Roseburg. 24 hours ending i a. in., today. Precipitation In lnchea and hun dredths: Maximum temperature ".4 Minimum temperature 3S Precipitation .. 0 Total preclp. aluce In I. ot uio. 1.11 Avg. ureclu. for mo. for 33 yrs. 1.9S Total ureclu. from Sept. 1, 27.62 Ave. preclp. from Sept. 1, 1877 31.74 Total dcllclency from Sept. 1, '10 4.0C Average precipitation for 33 wet sou sous, (Sept. to May.) 32 88 WILLIAM BELL. Observer. WEATHER FORECAST: Showers tonight mul Tuesday. It Startled (lie World when the astounding claims were ttrst made fur llucklen's Arnica Salve, but forty years of wonderful cure have proved them true, and every where it Is now known as the hest salve on earth for Burns, Holla. Scalds, Sores, Cuts, Bruises, Sprains. Swellings, Eczema, Chapped hands. Fever Sores aud Piles. Only 2!c at all druggists. LOCAL NUWS. Beg pardon, madam, but "Are You My Wife?" on sale at Roseburg book Store. dtf Auto for hire, day or night service. Geo. Culver, Hotel McClalleu. PhoneB: daytime, 2; after 11 p. m., 237-R. dtf The best paint In town for the money. $2.00 per gallon for Acme Rubber paint. Made for houses. At Fisher's paint and wall paper store. Lpok for the flag. dtf Hot water Dottles, fountain syr inges, bulb syringes, and atomizers the finest and most complete line In the city. Sold at the lowest prices od our guarantee to give satisfaction Look at our line and you will not l,uv eliewharo. Hamilton Drug Co. d "Pride of Douglas,-' a Roseburg product, and "Queen City," a hard wheat article, made at Vancouver, Wash., are the two best varieties of flour on the market. Why use any other kind that costs more? If your grocer doesn't carry either brand. Just phone 13. Douglas County Mills. and a Back will be delivered at your home. dtf While you are looking why not look at some wnll papers that are ab solutely new, not the spider web, dirt or turkey track effects, but things In wall paper you never saw before. It won't cost you a cent to see what we have, and we don't want your pat ronage nless we can please you, at Fisher's paint nnd paper store. Look for the flag. P. S. You don't have to wait till we send to Chicago for them: we have these novelties here. dtf Most Roseburg housewives use either "Pride of Douglas" or "Queen City" flour. There's a reRson for It Phone 13, Douglas County Mills, If your grocer doesn't carry either kind The Lone Star Laundry Is now open and wants your business Ladles' nnd gentlemen's work specialty. Family trade solicited Phone 380 and wagon will call foi your laundry, also deliver It prompt ly when ready. Give us a trial. Wf know tho business from A to Z and we can satisfy the most particular people. Office and plant at 105 Sheridan street. Roseburg. Farrand Pros., proprietors. . o' Don't Endanger your life by stir ring up all the germs that . lurk in all the carpets a id portiers by tearing them up to clean house Just phone 79 aud ask for the new j Vaccuuin Cleaner Don't ( Kill Yourself working iu a dangerous dusty old I house when you can b-ivej it cleaned thoroughly v ith I our new machine, without tearing things up, and alsoi without causing any dust, j Our New Vaccuumi Cleaner does work! Easier, Quicker and Cheaper than ever. Phone 79 and ask for the House Cleaning Department of The Roseburg Steam Laundry; EDISON The greatest inventor of our time or any other time, bas perfected a machine called rhe Amberola, plays Amberola records and is of the most beautiful design, an ornament to any hon.e. ; No end to its enjoyment. Music and Instruments LeilOX & Ott LOCAL NEWS The price of foodstuff b&s come town at the North Side Grocery, dtt Call un 340, the Douglas County Creamery, for cream; delivered to any part nf the city. dtl We buy mohair, and pay highest cash price. See us heiore disposing of your clip. Harness & Johnson, Roseburg, Oregon. dtf Ask our grocer for machinery made bread. The Unipqua Bakery makes It. dtt Phone 221 for free delivery of out machine made bread. Unipqua Bakery. dtf Machinery made bread .-t Umpqua Bakery. Phone 221. dtf For Vegetable Puds In bulk, call and seo S. K. Sykrs. who has a large fresh stock. Just arrived. dtf Secure your seats via Barnard'! new stage line to MarshOeld. Dally 4tage 6 a. m. Olllce corner Rose ano Washington. dtt Hot beef tea and chocolate, oyster cocktails, etc., otc. at Umpqua Bak ery, dtf Carnations, violets and potted plants nt the l:ose, or phone your orders to Mrs. F. D. Owen, florist, Phone Suburban 07. dtf Rolled outs and barley, cracked and whole corn, wheat nnd nil varie ties of m'll feed at the Doughit County Mills. Phone 13. at! DOG TAX NOW Dl'E. All persons owning dogs within the city of Rose rg, Oregon, are here r notified that the annual license tat of 1 2 .50 on each dog, of either Bet Is now due and payable to the under signed. This tax must le paid with out delay. Dated Jan. 30. 1911. JOSEPH HUFFMAN, dtf Cltv Marshal I, Pressed M AND An inspection of stock and com parison of prices will convince you that the place to buy Is at M. C. Burleson's Plant and office corner Oak and Pine streets, Roseburg. Phone 153. OREGON RESTAURANT Open Day and Night. First-class meals at all hours. Fresh Olympla Oysters, Fish and Clams all Lie time. Regular Meals, 215 Cents. c Have added a new Balcony - especially reserved for ladles and families. An Electric Piano will furnish music daring meal hours. Eastern Oysters III Any Style. Short Orders at Any Hour. Quick Lunch Restaurant YE TOY, Prop. IIKGl I.AR DINNKH, SIC. . Chicken Dinner Every Sunday. Open until 10 p. m., dally. Sheridan Street Near Depot. i One of the "57" The Man who wears nicely laundered collars sticks out from the bunch like a large wart on a small pickle. We Work And Advertise To bring a customer here the first time, after that he comes of his own ac cord. You know why. The ROSEI3URQ Steam Loundry Phone 79 Free delivery 1 LOCAL NEWS. Miss Rlioeun Cole returned Louie to Myrtle Creek toduy, after a visit here during the cuiuivui with Mrs. C. B. Patrick. .Mr. and Mrs. It. L. CI lie and Utile sou, Robert, have returned from their four mnnilis' pleasure trip to the Eastern amies and Canada. John l.uudberg, of Vancouver, Wash., aud Mrs. Clias. Liuu, of Eu gene, cousin and sister, respectively, or P. Peterson, of Looking Glusy, with whom they have been visiting, left today for their homes. ! Each Thursday afternoon at 2 o' ; clock we give to tho customer present in our store holding a card showing the largest amuuut purchased nt one time, a handsome present. A J 10 DO dinner set went the past week on a IH.Ki purchase. Remember, you get full value for your money in all pur chases whether you get a present or not. Our prices are right, our goods the best In tho market. The Roch dale, dsw Leslie's Weekly of date May 1 1 contains an excellent picture of Miss Mary K. Brooks, the only woman correspondent In the press galleri s in Congress. Miss Brooks assisted her lute father, 11. 11 Brooks. In conducting the old Plaindealer In Roseburg several years ago. Accom panying the photograph In Leslie's is the following sketrh: It has been some time since a woman has had the honor of the privileges of the Capitol press galleries. .Miss Mary Kouucelor Brookes, the Washington correspondent of the Fort Worth (Tex.) Record and the Houston Post, was an Interesting figure anions; the newspniier men during the closing sessions of the Sixty-first Congres". She bus resumed her seat in the present session. There are many correspondents In Washington, but only those who Bend press dlspatchs by telegraph daily are entitieu to no mission to the galleries. MUs Brookes hns been doing newspaper work for four years. She began as Kiirii.tv editor of tho Fort Worm Record. She Is sulil to have estab lished the first Sunday dramatic page In Texas. Later her skill in political reporting led I ho managing editor to utilize her abilities on the edltorl.il Dime. Since she hns been In Wash ington Miss Brookes hns landed several beats for her papers and thoroughly Justified her selection as a political correspondent. Warning to Railroad Men. v a nnn 11 nst St.. Bath. Me.. sends out this warning to railroaders: "A conductor on me ranroau, iiijr work caused a chronic inflammation ot the kidneys, and I was miserable and nil played out. A friend advised Foley's Kidney Pills and from the day 1 commenced taking them I be gan to regain my strength. The In flammation cleared away and I am far belter than I have been for 20 years. The weakness and dizzy spells are a thing of tho past, nnd 1 highly recommend Foley's Kidney Pills." For sale by all druggists. , Porch Ifff CWart- - V ' ' mwhadzs Roseburg Because they wear longer. The reason of this is that seine twine binds the slats together. Seine twine is the string used in making the strongest fish nets. Another thing, you cannot see through a Vudor shade from the out sidebut you can see out from the inside. When you once buy, you will invaribly buy more. If you buy any others they last you but one season, and at the best are very unsatisfactory. 0 Get the Vudor Now B. W. STRONG THE FURNITURE MAN LOCAL NEWS. J. A. Cobb and family went to Portluud today. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Westbrook re turned to Salem today. .Mrs. B. Casey and daughter re turned home to Dullus today. Peter Durch and family returned Suturday from a visit with relatives in Portland. Mrs. Van Allison returned home o Cotlage Grove toduy, after a week's visit here with relatives. A. F. Sehultz, a miller at Cunyon ville In pioneer days, who has been visiting old-time friends in Roseburg and other Douglas county points, re turned today to his home In Portland, where he Is engaged In the plumbing business. The scheduled wrestling match be tween Peter Buzukoc and Strangle!' Smith at Sykes' ring last Saturday night did not occur. The revelry on the Btreets attending the wind-up of the carnival kept many persons away, while others suspected a frame-up nnd refused to part with any mon.'y to see it. Near the midnight hour, however. Smith donned the gloves wllh Charles Harrison, the local colored boxer, for the free amuse ment of a small crowd at the rink. Mrs. J. S. Sturnes, Hickory. N. C, speaks to those who have a similar trouble. "1 have been bothered a great deal with throat and lung trouble, and find Foley's Honey and Tar Compound gives me Immediate satisfaction and relief." Take Fol ey's Houey and Tar Compound for coughs, colds and hoarseness, for children and for grown people. Ac cent no substitutes. For sale by all druggists. THE (iOOD OLD SUMMER TIME will be pleasant Indeed if you do your resting on the porch or In the house in some of our WIMjOW OK RATTAN FURNITURE It Is so big and roomy, so cool and comfortable you will be glad to gut tired in order to enjoy Its restful neBS to the full. We have such fur niture in sets or In single pieceB. Plenty of patterns, only one quality th best. RICE & RICE Thn House Furnishers. Shades Are The Only Shades fT VWWI WS "l 1 ' ' C )XCAL NEWS Mrs. Ft. G. Arnold, who bus been the guest of Mrs. (1. K. Hurchurd, re turned home to Medford toduy. Mrs. J. O'llrlen, mother of Mrs. II. II. Slupleton. and Mrs. S. K. Pat terson, auut of Mrs. E. U. Peugru. returned home to Kugene today. They were visitors here during the curulvul. Miss lleiuline, employed us a'uut'se for Mrs. A. J. Hellows the past two weeks, returned home to Portland today. Mrs. Itellows has nbout com pletely recovered from her illness of pneumonia. Miss Kenton, or Idaho, guest or lu't uncle tind auut, Mr. nnd Mrs. K. 11. llaniiu. during the carnival, went to Yoiicallu today to visit with other relatives. Mr. uud Mrs. Iluuiiti lime also had as their guests the past few days her sister. .Mrs. T. H. Foster and one daughter. Miss Margaret, of Portland. Kugeno Register: A. W. (Murk, rep resenting the Clark & llenery Con struction Compnuy, of Stockton, Is In the city to confer with authorities with regard to introducing their asphalt pavement. These people are doing a half million dollars worth of paving at Medford aud also have a big contract at Hoseburg Mr. and Mrs. 11. S. Hylund went to Hoseburg -yesterday to visit their daughter. Mrs. J. T. Clow, during the carnival there. "Doan'B Ointment cured me of Ec zema that hnd unuoyed me a long time. The cure was permanent." lion. 6. V. Matthews. Commissioner Labor Statistics, Augusta. Me. Kred J. Hlakely went to Cottage Grove today to look Into a proposi tion which may result in the laying of Westrutnlte pavement In thnt city. After a hard struggle against com petitors, Mr. Hlakely's company has secured contracts for laying West rumite in Kenton and St. .lolins. su burbs of Portland. "Talk about political machines nnd political grafting," said Mr. Illakely this morning, "neither cull be compared to that of the Portland paving trust when it conies to u light. I have ex perienced many a tussle against h'g odds in my lifetime, but that gang that has held the paving monopoly In Portland gave me the longest and hardest battle 1 was ever In. Do Ghosts lliilllit Swamps? No, never. It's foolish to fear a fnncled evil, when there aro real and deadly perils to guard against In swamps and marshes, bayous and low lands. These are the miliaria germs that cuuse ague, chills and fever. weakness, aches In the bones und muscles and may induce deadly ty phoid. Put Electric Hitters destroys und casts out these vicious germs from the blood. "Three bottles drove all the malaria from my system," wrote Win. Pretwoll. of I.ucamn, N. C, "and I've had line health evor since." Use this safe, sure remedy. Only 50c at all druggists. PMCASAXT VALLUY HUMS. ' Miss Merle Gibson spent Sunday with her parents and returned to Oakland Monday. Air. Whlttemore, the wide nwake creamery man of Kosnhurg, was mak ing business calls unioug his patrons in this valley last week. Mrs. Henry Witte, of Shoestring, was tlie guest of Mrs. Sulherlin Sat urday. Mrs. George Wilcox and children, of Oakland, aro visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wilson, of this vicinity. Our valley furnished boosters for the strawberry carnival regurdless of inclement weather. Those uttendlng were Mrs. Ilannn nnd son, Clifford; Mrs. William Grass. Mrs. George Wil cox. Miss Maybello Wilson and Mr. Cody Long. We hear many words of praise for the carnival from tlioi,e who attended, who assure us tiiai they ato Oregon berries with the true carnival spirit. The "Neighborly" lllnch club mot at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. James Gibson on lust Wednesday evening I loo Wilson nnd Pert ha Lambert won tho honors of the evening. Other games and music furnished nitiusa- tnent till a late hour, when delicious refreshments wore served. All voted It one of the most plensnnt sessions of the club. Mrs. Clay Long, of llonunient, Or. who formerly resided In this valley, Is visiting friends and relatives hero. She returns soon to her Eastern Ore gon home. W. W. Wilson, who Is employed ' the S. P. Co us car Inspector at Al bany, spent a day on his farm in this valley recently, lift thinks our valley most beautiful In Its verdant garb nnd longs for old Douglas, as a lining place to live. A pleasant feature or the events of the week was a party given nt the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Love, on Saturday evening. The party-going element of the neighborhood us- Hemblcd and made merry with gam" and oilier amusements until neai n.i.inidit T.hen thev dispersed, ex pressing words of gratitude to the ..i-l hunt and hostess Tor the pleas- tint evening. The guests were: MIsb.'K Margaret (ieider. Kditn -cwier. m Gibson. Mavbelle Wilson, and MessrH Carl Long. John Gelder. Harrington Gibson, .lames Maddlx. Clifford Gard ner and Wlnlleltl Askew. A. r.I'AHANTKKH PI MO ( VIIK, Hacked by Vour leading Druggist. l ,. UvA nnv kind of lilies, get n box of nr. Lerinhnnlt's Mem-Hold at the Hed Cross Pharmacy nnd drug gists everywhere on tne money-mo plan. ti...n t,,.t,i to ntmle from llr l.enn- , i,.. n.-n i,rr,aerliitlfin-ii tablet iiniu. - remedy, taken Internally and cures thoroughly by removing (J)e Internal - ..m- ......ntl.lov Innt antinnK- cnuse til lin-, ""in' i n ...... Itorles. ointments or cutting opera tions will not do. .1 f,.r l.rM linltle Which Mtt8 24 days. Dr. Leonhardt Co., Station H. i,,.rr.,ln v V Write for booklet. 3 We have a limited amount or American Wonder seed potatoes nnd some of other popular varieties. Al ko small size or Hurbanks for seed at a smaller price. The Rochdule. U Tho Kind You Ilavo Always nought, mid which has boon iu xmo lor over HO yours, hail borne the sinnture of -? ''tis boen nindo under Ms per- fvOT ' 8m"l supervision since Its iiilUney. -iafyy, 4-(o4t. Allow no one to deceive you In this. All Counterfeits, Iniitntlonx ntul " Jiist-nn-ttood" are but; ICxperlinents t lint (i lllo with nud ondniig-er the health of luluuts uud Children Kiperleiuo against l'vperhueuU What is CASTORIA Caxtorln U a hnnnloss Biil)tttu(o lor Cnstor Oil, Pare goric, Drops 01. d Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It contains ue'tlicr Opium Jforphino nor other Knreotlo mibstaiiee. lin ne In Hi guarantee. It destroys Worms nnd allays I cvci isliuess. It cures Olarrlueii and Wind Colic It relieves 'J'eethinir 'I'ri'iiMej,, cures Constipation and I'latMli-ney. It assiini'ates tho 1 i"1, regulates the Stoiuucli unit 1 low els. (,iviii healthy und natural sleep. The Children's l'auaiea '1 ho mother's J'rieiul. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Si Boars tho The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. VMC OKNTftUR CO TT Barnard's new MarshOeld stnga tine, omce corner Hose und WttBli- Ington streets. dtf "Two on the Trull." "The Gift of the Grass," und "The IMinutoin ot tho Opera," are among the new flc- tlon nt the Hoseburg Hook Store, tf Rosebiirg-Marshfield and Roseburg-Myrtle Point Stage Lines Singes leave Hoseburg for both points at O a. m. daily. Ofllro and Stables Corner Hose and Washington Streets. C. P. Barnard, Prop. Cull and Sec North Side Planing Mill Co. Just North of Kinney Spur, North Jackson St. We can fill your order for Lumber and all kinds of building material. Orders promptly filled and at reasonable prices. We also carry all kinds of Mill Work, fruit boxes, etc. Order Groceries It's a safe and satisfactory way when vc are ou the other end of your line, o Phone orders to this store receive prompt attcution. Von are as safe in ordering by phone as though you came in person vc will send you only the best fiialities of food stuffs, ami we never substitute Sliced Smoked ham in any quantities, Also sliced cold boiled ham. HARNESS & JOHNSON SlMTlililll HI reel. Signature of MURHAV TNCET, NBW VOHH OflTh h i: CltlCAM. For your Ice cream orders call up the Douglus County Creamery. Phone 340. dtf o Hnve Arundel tune It. IT'S A KXOTTV I'llOI'OSITION to figure on quantities when the lum ber is knotty too. It's very simple when you can count on smooth, knot less lumber bucIi as we sell. For you don't have to allow for waste. There won't bo any. So buying our lumber saves money as well as figur ing. Try It for your own benefit and satlsfiictlon. I.10ONA MILLS I.UMHKR CO., Cor. I'lne and Oak MtreWa. Telephone 526 By Phone The I'hmic No. Is 10:1. I,- .
