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Newspaper Page Texti: t H !; 'j M 4 I L J.'.'JV.'JJ. I VLMXC ROSEBCRG RLYliiU MAY 17, 1011. DAll-V WKATHKll liKIOUT. U. S. Wcathor Bureau, local ollice, Roseburt, 24 hours ending i a. in., today. Precipitation in Inches and hun dred iU: M;,IIIIIIH toiuie-riUuro M illlllllllll tl!inil'IUtll't! -1$ Precipitation ' Total preciu. since 1st. of mo. l.'Ju Ai. piviip. for mo. for 33 yra. 1.9S Total pi'i-L'ip. from Sept. 1, Avg. preilii. from Sept. 1, 1ST7 51. SS Total iloticioticy limn Sept. 1, '10 Avcrue precipitation lor 83 wet seasons, (Sept. to Wuy.) 32 SS WILLIAM BELL. Observer. WKATHEH FOItECAST: Hiiln tonight ami Thursday; biik southerly winds. II Slarlleil Hie World when tli" nMotimling claims were first lnn.le for llacUru's Anilea Salvt. hut tony years of wonderful cuir have proved them true, and eVery wlioro it is rmw Unown an the best salve ou earth lor llui'us, llu:!.;, Senilis. Sores, Cuts. Bruises, Sprains. Swellings. Kczomu. Chapped hands. Fever Sores and Files. ' Only 2."c at all druggists. . . LOCAL NKWS. I'm price or foodstuffs has come d"wn m the North Side Grocery. .Ill Auto for hire, (lay or night serUce. t!eo. Culver. Hotel McClnllen. I'houes: daytime, 2; after 11 p. m.. 237-11. dtf The best paint In town for the nioui-y.. $2. tin per gallon for Acme Rubber paint. Made for houses. t F!;:;:er'p paint and wall imper store. Look for Hie Hag. dtf Hot water pottles, rouutaln syr inges, bulb syrires, and ntouili.ers the fluest anri most complete line !n the city. Sold at the lowest prices on our guarantee to give satisfaction Look a;; our Hue and you will not 1 'I- rlTen-l.Te Hamilton Drug Co. d "t'ride of Douglas, a ltoseluirg product, nud "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 th.it costs more? If your grocer doesn't carry either brand, jur.t phone 13, Douglas County Mills, and a sack will be delivered at your home. dtf While you are looking why not look nt some wall papers that are ab solutely new, not the spider web, tllrt or turkey track effect's, 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 and paper store. l ook for the (lag. P. S. You don't have to wait till we send to Chicago for them; we have these novelties here. dtf Most rioscburg housewives use either "P.-ide of Douglas" or "Queer. City" flour. There's a reason for It. Phone l'l, Douglas County Mills. 11 your grocer doesn't carry either kind The I.nne Star Laundry Is lion open and wants your business Ladles' and gentlemen's work specialty. Family trade solicited Phone iiSn and wagon wlllerall foi your laundry, also deliver it prompt ly when rend?. Give us a trial. Wi know the business Irom A to 7. and we can satisfy tho most particular people. Ollice and plant at 1 OS Sheridan street.' Roseburg. Farrand Bros., proprietors. . d'-I Endanger vour life by stir ring up all tlie germs that lurk in all the carpets a ;d portiers by tearing them up to clean house Just phone 79 and ask for the new Varriiiini rieauer I'on't Kill Yourself working in a dangerous dusty old; house when you can lnve i it cleaned thoroughly v ith our new machine, without 1 . leartug iiiings up, ami pi without causing anj' dust.; Our New Vaccuum: Cleaner does work Easier, Quicker and 4 Cheaper than ever. Phone 79 and ask for the House Cleaning Department of The Roseburg Steam Laundry Doni DiSON The greatest inventor of our time or any other tiiiic, has perfected a machine called The An.bcrola, plays Amherola records and is of the most beautiful design, an ornament to any hon.e. -No end to its enjoynunt. Music and liiMnmu-nts LdlOX & Ott Lt'K'AL NEWS The price of foodstuff has come lowu HI the North SId (jroeery, dir Call uu 31U, i tic. ijouglas County Cleai:it:ry, lor cic:,m; detivor.-d to any part of the city. dtt Wo iiuy uuihalr, and pay highest rash price. See us belore disposing of your clip. Harness & Johnson. HoM-burg. Oregon. dtf Ask your grocer for machinery made bread. The L'niptiuu ilukery makes 11. dlt Ftione 221 for free delivery of oui machine made bread. Umpqim Bakery. dtt Machinery ma le bread -t Umpqiia Bakery. Phone 22 1. dtf l'or Vegetable t:uds In bulk, call and see S. K, Syki. who has a iarg fresh stock. Just arrived. dtl Secure your acuta via Tlarnard't new stage line to Marshtleld. Dully "tage 6 a. ta. Otltce corner Hose unu Washington, dtt Hot beef tea and chocolate, oyster cocktails, etc., etc-, at Uinptiua Bak ery, dtl Carnations, violets and potted plants at the rinse, or phone your orders to Mrs. F. 0. Owen, florist. Phone Suhurbaa S7. dtf Boiled oats and barley, cracked and whole corn, wheat and all varie ties of in 11 feed lit tho Douglas County Mills. Phoue 13. ntl 1KM1 TAX .NOW Ill B. All persons owning dogs within thr city of Rose rg, Oregon, are here ; notified that the annual Ihense tax of $2.a0 on each dog, of either set. Is now due and payable to the under signed. This tux must re paid with out ilela. Dated Jan. "0, 1911. JOSEPH HUFFMAN, dtf- Citv Marshal Cement. Pressed Drkk AND An inspection of iock nnd com parison of prices will convince you that the place to buy is nt M. C. Burleson's Plant and office corner Oak nnd Pino streets, Roseburg. Phone 153. . 4. 4. .j. .. .j. .j. 4 DKKfiON ItKSTAl'RAXT open Day and ight. 4 First-class mop.ls at all hours. l-iesh Olympla Oysters, Fish 4 urn! Clams all tae time. 4 Regular Meals, t!." Cents. 4 Have added a new Balcony -f especially leserved for ladles 4 a'lj families. 4 Art Electric l';ftno will furnlHh music during meal hours. 4 4 4 i j. 4. j. v .1. 1. 4. j. 4. j. 4. 4 J. . J 4 wf 4. i 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 eastern t)tters In Any style. Shtrt Ordrrw at Any Ihmr. it ! I 4 Quick Lunch Restaurant. 4. .j. YE TOY, Prop. J. I!K(U'I.AI! DI.WKU, Chiiken Dinner Kvery Sunday, 4- Open until 10 p. in., dailv. 4 Sheridan Street Near Depot. 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. Trier IJOSEBURO Stetim I-tiundry Phone 79 Free delivery in yyyrt y j Mi ii in, , r I,OC4t RKtt'S Mr. J. McCiniUl wt ut to Portland today for a brief visit. Mr. Hud Mrs. Loula 0. Tnimbteton left this morning lor Victoria, H. C. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Drollluger have gone to Portland, where Ihey may locate. Miss Vivian Dlmmlck. of Portland, Is Hie guest of Mrs. Russell Humes. ui this city. Mrs. J. II. Koenlg left this morning for a visit at her former home lit liiuud Fork, N. l. Mrs. Anna Hale, or Portland, Is visiiing hero with her parents, Mr. ami Mrs. W. A. tiiiinu. Miss Echo (iaddis left this mornli's on her return to her homestead near Kiiby, Josephine county. lieorge Hurgaii left this morning ou his return to Tuatutlti, after a brief stay here on business. Mrs. Elsie Wright, of North Hose hut g, returned this morning from a sojourn nt St. Martin's Sprint;, on the Columbia. Mrs. liyland. of dates, Marlon county, inoiher of Mrs. W. H. Bond, of Peel, returned this afternoon from a visit with another daughter at Ashland. Mrs. John Franzen, sister of Hon. O. P. Coshow, returned to Portland this morning, after attending the funeral of the infant daughter of Dr. and Mrs. E. 1). Stewart. Alpha Lodge. No. 47, Knights of Pythias, will receive a visit tonight from two of the state ofllcers of the lodge, L. R. Stinsotl. of Salem, Keep er of Records and Seals, and Cruml Chancellor Yoran. of Eugene. Work in the third rank will be exemplified. Joseph Mlcelll went to Portland this morning to attend the annua convention of the Oregon I. O. O. F. flrnnd Patriarch L. Wimberly. of this city, has been delegated to attend the Sovereign Orand Lodge, which meets in Indianapolis In September, next. E. E. Sharon has been elected grand secretary of the state lude for tho 17th consecutive term. Kuvell ('lillil From Dcalh. "After our child hail suffered from severe bronchial trouble for a year," wrote Cl. T. Richardson, of Richard son's Mills, Ala., "we feared It had consumption. It had a bad cough all tho time. We tried many remedias without avail, and doctor's medicine seemed useless. Finally we tried Dr. King's New Discovery, and are pleased to Bay that one bottle effected a complete cure, and our child is again strong nnd healthy." For roughs, colds, hoarseness, la grippe, asthnin. croup and sore lungs it's the most Infallible remedy that's made. Price fiOc and $1. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by all druggists. Homer Davenport's now book, "Tho Country Boy," a story of his own life, on sale at Roseburg Book Store. " dtf While House stiells perfe t!on In coffees and so does Barritiion Hall Steel Cut. ' Tho Rochdale, occlusive agents. tW Porch porch shades 1VUD0R J t ' 3j SSS 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. Get the Vudor Now B. W. STRONG THE FURNITURE MAN "-ft tfOTKL tUTKtf 0H III KO VKOi-I.E. tUJNfr Mr. M. Rvwart), pmprlt-tor of (ho ui-w Hotel Sfwuiil at I'ortlaml, Or., wishes u" to announce tluit tho rutin tor rooms ut tho How ard tire $1 .00 Rr day a ml up. Tho Kt-Mnrtl wtw oHm-4 hi July, UKX, ami In one of tho most artistic, ttKxk'rn and t-Vitantly appointed ho Uls in the Northwest. All room have direvt outsido ex pus u it', and (lie hotel Is located directly opposite the inahi entrance, to the Olds, Wort man X litiiK department Htore, 1iut itlTordiiiK kucm(n an cay opportunity to do their shopping. Mr. N. li. Clarke Iuim EUieovdcd Mr. A. A. Wright an luad of the of lice force. Mr. (iarko will he reniciiihcred by many us one of the mot coiiKeuial ami obliging clei-kx th.it ever stood hchind a hotel counter hi Portland. We would MiKxest to our readers that they give the Seward a trial. Take 'tins ui depot or car marked "W" and Ket off at Tenth Klret t. eod DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK That the cost of fiue writing paper is uot much more thau what yon pay for the ordinary quality? THINK of the satisfaction to oue's self and to the recipient of a note or letter on paper of Good quality tbe Roseburg Book Store Sells the BEST writiug papers at lowest prices. Headquarters for FOUNTAIN PENS SCHOOL SUPPLIES OFFICE SUPPLIES Roseburg, Oregon Shades Are The Only Shades Roseburg U VlM ( Cvf CAss Hi K aUll i:XAMl.iTliN. Followlni; Is the list of tho success ful applicants for eighth rade di plomas at the recent eighth gru,lc evalllinatloll held 111 the various dis tricts ihroualioiit the couniv, as c tlped hv the County Hoard of Kv llltlillels. Possibly a doen applicants have not sent in their papers at this writ-liiK- At this dale 1 y 4 sets of pupcis have heeii marked; out of this nuiii her 94 were succcKsfut, or i M per cent. The followiUK suniniarv of failures shows tho fltihjects in which pup'.N lire weakest: , There were ". failures In midline. LT in geography. 24 lu aril luuetic. 79 in Kratuuiar, 3'i in history, 3 In physiology, In civil y.n ei nineii" . Those W'liu russiMl. IlUt. No. 1, Oakland: It. V. Dun ham, teacher Itert Crouch, Kili;;-;' Dear. Ktllel .Metcalf,' lluelah Mct or.l Krniii HrldKes, llertha IlouiilitKer. liuel Orav. " Dlst. No. t. ttosehuru: V. C. Kit putrlck, tencher -Walter llarri,'. fiordon Heiiuett, Certruile D0I1111. Ilessle llewett. Ilernlce Miller. Vl'a I'uole, llelle lloss. Annette Whlppl ' Murl Patrick, Clyde Adair. Olca CliiTord, Iti'es Daniels. Ihlllli llarth. Kannle Miller. Jessie IMclieus. Han nah Kudeii, Madge White, Vernon Jones. Maude Heehe, Scott Cariuony. Joe Denn, Delvin Jewell, Krcd Mnr- shitll. l.eah Kltchlord. (iladys Sttoui;. I Kdlth Wilcox. Agnes Mciver. Iler nlce Ahraham. Harold Mellows. Kriink I luvls, Mildred Klldlcolt, Cladvs i l.enox. William Alio. Julius Itldille. J Arthur Verell, Vellllll Lewis. John Park, Blanche Kltnore. Dlst. No. 8, Canvimvllie; It. K Wllhur, teacher Kthel HiiKhes. Dlst. No. 9. (iardiner; Cliua SprilKlie, teacher Wallace Smiley, (iladya Smiley, Paul (troen. Dlst. No. 11. Oak Creek: J. J. Kernaii, teacher Phillip Strader, I lieo. KhyuoH. Dlst. No. 13, Looking tlluss; l.u cile Voorliels, teacher Ernest Shrenk. Dlst. No. IT,, Dnya Creek: J. 1). llrehaut, teacher Minnie Campbell. Dlst. No. 17, Coles Valley; Maria RaHiiiusseu, teacher Klin Churchill. Dlst. No. IS, Dlxonville; All.e Itrunibach, teacher Joseph Flrum bnch. Lillian Krogel. 1 Dlst. No. 19, Myrtle Cl k; Inez : Hunt, toucher Kenon Smith, llel I Heeson, Kdith lleesou. Dlst. No. L'2. Drain: liarl McCor llllek, teacher Velma Mires,' Thomas I Keeuon, Lillle llurrlliKtoti, Jessie j Haven. I Dlst. No. 2:t, Stephens; Lulu 1 Moore, teacher (iluu McDonald. Lewis Tuthlll. j DIkI. No. 2t"i, Melrose; Kred tjoff, I teacher John lliiseubark. j Dlst. No. 32, Yoiicalla; John K. I Love, teacher Ituth Pelerson, Vein ; Laiiman, Clifford Catlln. Marlon Mc- Clarnan, Anna Huiitlngton. Dlst. No. f.S, Curtlu; D. II. Hunt, tencher Marv Skid more. Dlst. No. IIS, tlllde: Itayniond llewett, teacher Itoy Smith, (Irace Smith. Dlst. No. 711, Riddle; Mary ilelvln, teacher Arthur Nichols, Agnes Lob hes, lidnn llartlej-, Kern ltockhlll, Kslher Sargeant. Dlst. No. 77, Cilendale; Lura M. Shuck, teacher Harry llagen, Klmer Johnson, Joyce Null, Velinu Marshall. Maud Stephens, Harry Harper, ('has. D11 tilling. DiHt. No. 82, Yoiicalla: Chester Cook, teacher Lola tioodell, liessie (lOOilell, ,lfssie Hodges. Dlst. No. 94, Winchester; Mrs. C. W. Hartley, teacher Lvtllu Uiiden. Dlst. No. 100. Dlllaril; Anna Kent, teacher May Henry. Dlst. No. 119. Illendalo; Mrs. Kred Thoreaiix, teacher Dorothv Wilson. Dlst. No. Kill, Siltherlln; Mrs. Itoye McKeynoldK, Iflacller l.eona llalu ber, Halpli Austin, Kmma McClosky. 1IAVK VOIT PII.KS'." Then (;et lleni-ltiiiil I'mler Money. Illicit (iiiaruntee. DJIlld piles, protruding piles. Itcll-Ing-plleH. are cured wllh ritual suc cess by the guaranteed Internal reme dy. Dr. Lcouharilt'a llein-Ilold. The guarantee Is so broad that It costs you nothing If you get no henellt. Don't wiisto any 111010 time with salves, suppositories or other outside treatment. Attack the causo. Ilein-Itold $1 for large bottle, lasting 24 days, at the Red Cross Pharmacy and druggists every where. Dr. . I.eonhiirdt Co., Sta tion I!, 1 1 11 ff. ilu, N. v., Props. Write for booklet. 4 -STAfiH MNK IIKPOT. Dally stages for MiratifleM and all Coob Hay points, also for peel null Millwood, leave D. W. Uiipp'a gro eery store, mil Slierldau. Cash pain for produce nlong the lino. dtl xotk k riut inns i-crn sTiti-:i;r iMPitnM;.Mi;r. Sealed proposals will be received by tbe Recorder of the City of Itos" huig at Ills ollice 111 said Cltv until Monday, the 22nd day of May. 1 !i I 1 . at " o'clock p. 111., for the improve ment of Kane street 111 the inalilier provlded by Ordinance No. :ti;s. and tbe plans and specifications for said improvement 011 lile In the ollice ,,r said Recorder. All bids shall be submitted en blanks, which will he furuiHlied upon application to tho Recorder. No h'd will be cuiiHidered unless accdiu- panled nv a cerillicit ciicck in iaoi of the City of Riisi biirg for five pel cent of the amount hid, to he for feited to the rlly In I a.'ie the a.iccess ful bidder falls to enter Into a 1:011 tract und bond wllh the city. A bond be reiiilred for thiitv per cent of the amount of the 101. nt. to Ui- fiirnlslied by a surety company nci-W'table lo tly ity. The right to reject any and all hl hi Is hereby reserved. pv order of the Council. Ii,.:cd this l-'lli day of May. 1911. A. N. OIK'I'TT. Recorder of tho City of Ilosebiirii. Ongon. iluil 8 .'.I t'llIRO, 3 I'i.K Ul.'N f Ar'.;cl;.t'i-ru'p:,r;ilioiirrAs-siiiiil.-iliaijilii'ljoilaililiiili lUlt;f;icSit) iiru?f:s(iiuJl)VrdSui 'c-U' SI. Pcowoii's Di'stionfJw ifii rusi aitd Il'il ranliltuncith r Opiinu.Morihuur uoriiiiaJ. O P AHt OTIC. tii-tila Sad' Jt.Srrvt AuirStot I4.W- '2a in AjWrff d npmnly rnrflnrsaVl lion, Soitr Sltmnc h.UlarrtaJ YViM'ns.Cmmilswiis.ri'Yrtisli ru rs md Loss of Slmk i'acSiniil Sigimrurof KfW YORK. ftnr-C. --"rJ (XTa1-aiUccinria.i llSFo.- ' I tt 'minim-' ' Uljt 1 -MJi Kxict Copy of Wrupper, llama rd s new Marslideld Btaga 11110, onlco corner Hose and Wash- logton atreeta dtf "Two on tho Trail," "The Gift of tho Crass," and "The Phantom of tho Opera," nro among tho now fir- tlou at the Roseburg Hook Store. If V. ----iV 1 Vvr.trl :'J. J TV I Roseburg-Marshfield and Pvoseburg-Myrtle Fomk Stage Lines Hinges leave Rosehurg for liolli points nt 6 a. 01. dally. Ollice anil Htjihles Corner Rose anil Washington Streets. C. P. Barnard, Prop. Call and Sec Telephone 526 North Side Planing Mill Co. Just Notth of Kinney Spur, North Jackson St. We can fill your order for Lumber and all kinds of building material. Orders promptly tilled and at reasonable prices. Wc also carry all kinds of Mill Work, fruit boxes, etc. Order Groceries It's it safe and satisfactory way when we are on the other end ol your line. I'honc orders to this store receive prompt attention. You are as safe in ordering by phone, as thosijli yon came in person we will send you only the best qualities of food stuffs, and we never substitute hiked Smoked ham in any quantities, Also sliced cold boiled ham. HARNESS & JOHNSON SlH'rltlan Hln-W. mi! Forlnfnnts and Children. The Kind Yoa Hay Always Bought I Bears, the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years Tut CCNTftUn f gPr)V, fIW TOKK OITV. IC10 CltUAM. Kor your Ice cream orders call up tbe Douglas County Creamery. Phone 340. dtf o . - Havo Arundel tuuo It. 1 IT'S A KNOTTY IT.OI'OHITIOX fo flguro on quantities when this lum ber is knotty too. It's very simple when you call count 011 smooth, knot less lumber such aa wo sell. For you don't have to allow for waste. There won't be any. So buying our lumber saves money as well aa figur ing. Try It for your own benefit and satisfacllou. I.KONA MILLS l.liMHL'ft CO., Cor. Pino nnd Onk Slreeti. By Phone The Phono No, Ih 10:1. 7UT, I 1 ull i 1