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Music at Home this Winter Instruments of all kinds, Pianos, Phonographs aud,Stiiuged instruments. Sheet music for any instrument from ioc. on :ip. Enjoy the evenings at home at small cost. Come in and . look over our music and hear the late pieces. Music and Instruments LdlOX & Ott EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW JAMAHY 12, 11)12. DAILY WKATUEIl IlKPOBT. . tJ. S. Weather Bureau, local office, Roaeburg, 24 hours ending i a. m., today. Precipitation In Inchea and hun dredths: Muxiniuiu temperature ;j Miuliiiuin temperature Precipitation Total preclp. alnce Int. of mo. : 2.3d Avg. preclp. for mo. for 34 yra. 5.70 Total preclp. from Sopt. 1, 13,t:o Avg. preclp. from Sept. 1, 1877 lli. 0!) Total deficiency from Sept. 1, 2.n Average precipitation for 34 wet seunon (Sept. to May), 31. 86 WILLIAM BELL. Observer. WEATHER FORECAST: Hnln tonight and Saturday; bihn southerly winds. ri-luhtftil Polar Winds blow with t. irillc force at the far north mid play havoc with the skin ! causing red, rough or sore chapped hands and lips, that need llueitlen'-: Arnica Salve to heal them. It makes' the skin soft und smooth. I'urivalrd for cold-sores, also burns, holU, sores, ulcers, cuts, bruises and pile;. 1 Only 25c ut ull druggists. K Uolled oats and Qarley, crack-i) and whol corn, wheat and ail vari tles of n.'ll feed at the Dong's County Mills. Phone 13 ail "THE MERRY WIDOWS" (I'OKMEItl.Y THE ANTLERS) Phono 281. MRS. CALLAND, Proprietor Modern Apartments with buth, and hot and cold water in each room. FIRST CLASS DINING SERVICE We guarantee to please particular people. 112 Block way Street, Near High Schoo Apple i TREES rear L , Complete line reach Sales Cherry. A. L. TheNurserymaa CHICKENS: not for show, just good table fowls, any number, any sizephat? NorthSide Grocery Co Our Stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries is Complete We carry everything in the grocery line which we sell at reasonable prices, We are agents for the famous "White Star" and "Blue Ribbon" Flours none better. Your patronage soliciteJ HARNESS & JOHNSON Sbrridaa Street. ii.i. wmuwxt. waiikaxts. Notice Is hereby given nil parties holding county warrants Issued by Douglas County. Oregon, and in dorsed "not paid for want of funds." prior to and Including .the 8th day of June. 1911, to present the same to the County Treasurer of said county at bis olliee for payment, as interest thereon will cease after date of this uotiee. Hated at Itoseburg. Oregon, this, the 21st day of December. 1911. J. E. SAWYEItS. Treasurer of Douglas County. Orw son. jgw I ken of xlmis, who haw unmc tnvrntiv ability writo (iKKtLKV A MrlVUHt' I aUul Alterac;, UtMhlugi, U. V. NEW YORK CAFE Chan Jo, Prop. fr OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. -r Meals at AU Hours. J. Regular Meala 30 cents. f. Chi. ken Dinner Sundays, from p 12 noon to 2 p. m. Chop Suey, Noodles, Fresh J. Oysters, Fish, etc., all the time, f. Cor. Jackson ft Washington 8ta DRAYING! Goods Handled Carefully Lumber Hauled C. A. WALKER PHONE 2(1(1-It. Itesideneo West ftoschurg. . the best in Oreg. of nursery stock at my Yard in Roseburg. KITCHIN, Roseburg,' Ore flM Pbow No. la 103. LOCAt JttftV ! Mrs. Charles Wright and soil, Joan, of tillde. left this morning for oodburn. Mis. N. A. Collainoiu and baby returned Thursday evening from a visit with relatives In Portland. Oiirdnn Potter mid wife, of New York, and J. V. Hall, of Denver, are among the recent arrivals In Rose lurg. .Mr. and Mrs. Norman Agee went to Clendale today. The hitter's muther and brother are ill at that place. lion. J. S. Gray, of Gardiner, was In the city today. He presented a petition to the County Court Tor the Incorporation of the town of Hard: in J. Q. Gilbert, of Everett. Wash., a former timber cruiser of this city. Is In Itoseburg on tmsiucsa before the l. S. land otliee. He was ac companied bv C. 1). Reeves and J. A. Doyle. The tax levy for Lnne County fov state and county taxes for this year Is 13 mills. The total assessed valu ation of property Is given at :!7. ."10. :4i;. A 13-nilll levy will yield 48T.t:i.'l. shich Is deemed to be ab solutely necessary to meet the vari ous expenditures this year and the heavily Increased state tax. Funeral services over the remains of the late George H. Pitts were held at the family resideuce, corner East Lane and Moure streets, at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Rev. J. E. iturkbart. of the Presbyterian Church, conduct ing. Accompanied by the widow an-1 her brother. George Kurnett, the remains will be shipped Saturdiiy morning to Oakland. Cat., there cr mnted and the ashes Interred In th? family vault. "Dr. Thomas' Eclectl: Oil Is the best remedy for that often fatal dis ease croup. Has been used with success in ouV family for eight years." Mrs. L. Whiteacre, Buffalo, N. Y. A big shoot will be held at the Itoseburg Gun Club grounds next Wednesday, beginning at 9 a. m. Five teams of two expert marksmen each will be here from abroad. These teams are demonstrating the merits, respectively, of the powder and am munition manufactured by the Selhy Co.. tlie Dupont Co., the Winchester Co., the Remington IP. M. C. ) Co. and the Peters Co. Tluyse teams ard making a tour of the Pacific Nortli west. beginning at Ashland and con tinuing through Oregon and Wash ington to I ritlsh Columbia. Trophies and prizes are offered by the several companies named for Individual and team work and local lovers of till' sport expect to see next Wednesday some of the finest shooting ever done here. IMC. MCOMIAKDT'S IMSCOVKItY. Hein-ltoid Will I merest Kvery son Who II us Piles. Tho public Is Indebted to Dr. J. S, Ieonhurdt, of Lincoln, Nob., for years of Htutly of tho treatment of J piles, und for his discovery of a suc cessf 1 remedy, taken inwardly, which livens up the stagnant blond circulation and reduces the swollen vessels. Dr. Leonhardl's prescription Is IIKM-ltOID, sold by the Red Cross Pharmacy and druggists everywhere at $1 for 24 days' treatment. Guar anteed to give satisfaction. Ir. Leon li unit Co., Station it, IttilTulu. .V V. Write for booklet. WINSTON" NEWS. Miss Pearl Wilson has been vlsiti. ! her friends In KonebuiR tiie past few ; days. Miss Polite Itaker has return 'd from Kugene. where she has been visiting friends. Miss Ilrtha McCracken is teachin..; the Greens school. Harry Burks, of Hrockway, was In itoseburg Saturday on business. S. A. Roser, of Hrockway, Is goitv into the cattle business. Karl Agee. of Koseburg, was visit ing at Winston Sunday. Fred Winston is just finishing h!s new home. - Mrs. Clara linker and children, of Camas Valley, were the guests f Mrs. Norman Age ou Tu-'mlity. There will be a dance at the Win ston hall Saturday. Jan. 13. Every body cordially invited. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Agee leave Friday ror Glendule. where Mrs. Ag ? was called to the bedside of her mother and brother, who are very HI at that place. Ilinger Ollnghouse returned home last Tuesday, after a few weeks spt'i at (ilendale and Canyonville visiting with friends and relatives. CANDY KIDS. The Itangerd if Iji rlix. la II b fatal teendenry to pnen-: mnnla. To rure vour la (trlpix ruuKhs take Foley's Honey anil Tarl Compound. II. K Flfher. Washita-1 ton, Kan.. ay: " I was troubled iih a severe ottark of la urippe anil notli I Inn I used did me any go id. and I was threatened with pneumonia. A i friend ailviwed me to uxe Foley Honey and Tar 'onipouml and I aot . some at nnre. I was relieved from the Tery first. By the tlm I had, taken three bottles my la a-rlppe a :one. I believe Fol'-y s Honey and Tar Compound to be the bent medl-) cine I ever used and always keep n bottle with me." For sale by all dealeis. " ! NOTIf'F. TO W. O. W. All members of I. liar Cirri. , Women of Woodrraft, anil nil Wood men of the World Bre hereby notln.'d that Monday evening. January K.t'i. la installation Banquet and neneral good time. Please be on hand at o'rlcM-k sharp. ' HIVIoltM Ai. MM IK.TV. A reaular meetlnz of the Hi'oti ral B'Hleiy will b bld in the Com merrlal Club rooms n Tusiay even-In-. Jan. 1". 1912 A program wi'l be preiared for the oration and h full attendance la desired. i'lHi KKl.LUttii' AxIUMAIUkV I Committees from the various Oil 1 Fellow and Rebekah lodges of the county will meet In the Odd Fellows' hall in this city at 2 o'cluck Satur day afternoon, Jan. 13, for the pur pose of organizing an Odd Fellows' Association for Douglus County. Local committees will please take notice. Many out of town Odd F.I lows ure expected to be present. X. T. JEWETT. Chairman. J. A. III'CHANAN, Scry. DKKSSMAKIXU. Miss Cora Green, formerly Mis. Cora Mcllargue, talloress. of San Francisco, has opened parlors In the Marks building, over the Palace Theater. Only first class work. All work guaranteed. This Weather Is proving the truthfulness of our clal ins rrpa rdlug ou r Y 001) n n .1 ItOCK SPKINCS COAL. How is your supply of KIXnMXC? "Full Weight and Full Measure." ItOSKltl Hi FKKI & VVV.h CO. Phone 163. Winchester & Jackson Sts H OTEL SEWARD Alder and 10th Streets POUTLAXD. OltKCiOX HOTEL SKWAltD Is one of the most artistic, modern and elegantly anointed hostleries In the Northwest. It Is located In the very best and most respectable part of Port land, being In the retail dis trict and within a few short blocks of nil the leading theaters and other places of amusement. The management respectfully solicit your patron age and good will. Take Hit? at depot, or car marked "W,' and get off at 10th street. Rates $1.01) nnd up. W. M. SKWAltD, Proprietor. Clean House Cleaners Know there is no Cleaner that will CleaD Cleaner than a Clcau VACUUM CLEANER Have your Clean house Cleaning done with a Clean VACUUM CLEANER. Phone 79 and ask for the House Cleaning Department of !ie Roseburg Steam Laundry HICKS AND WORSTELL Civil Engineers and Surveyors FARM AM) LOT SURVEYS Descriptions and pints checked for attorneys. Water power and Irriga tion work. IMats and maps drawn. OFFICE With Commercial Abstract Company 328 No. Jjckson Street Residence Phone 131 Party R Office Phone 245 tip ft 'llilii!; I .lHHlanasurLU;.J I'AMoWII.I.R MOW!, (The Call). D. W. Hunks has Biieoeeded P. Cruham in the nu'irantlle business ai lVrdiio. Tiller Hill left for outslrf points Tuesday. J. H. Short, the Prew nierrhunt. received o vuriulnt dog from llliiuni) which comos under a Ruitrantro f) "go at 'em." The do coat $90. The Joint Installation of otllrers for the eiiKiiiiiK year by the Cunyotivlilo Odd KellowH and Itehekuh lodK held last Saturday eveniiiK wan at tended by one of tlu largest crowds ever mvHent at a fraternal Kiitherin: in this part of the county. One hund red and Jlfteen people were nerved at the bauqut't whirh followed the impressive installation ceremonies, and of that number there were less than a half dozen who were not nit in born or children of Odd Kellowu o. KehekahK. Twenty-eiubt visitors came from Myrtle Creek, six from Kiddle und one from (.lendale. Thirty-two of the tin claims o-i Canyon Creek, from three and a halt to four mile from Canyonville. hav been pooled and an option on them ban been given to K. K. Henfro. who represents a company which wants to purchase and operate the mine The option expires In 42 days and Mr. Kenlro Informed the writer that he expeeted to take It up within 'i couple of week. Mr. Ken fro states that if his company buys, nrtlxe operations will be commenced ai once. The options were given lain Saturday and the date of expiration will be February 17. S. T. Frazier was In town last Thursday from Days Creek. Mi. Fnuier is among the men who are demonstrating that farming in the South Cmpqua 'Valley pays. 11" started from tho Willamette Valley five years ago for California, but liked the country here so well that he bought one of the Chapman ranches up the river, nnd is glad of it. Mr. Frazier says he and his brother had 400 acres In the Willamette Valley where they farmed for years. He only has 1 (10 acres here hut mak s moro money than he did ou two and one-half times that much land, han better health and a much iiiot pleasant place to live. C. A. Kiddle, editor of the Call. spent Saturday in Koseburg on busi ness. He bad not been there in seven years and the growth of the city in that time is surprising. Orru nalty an old landmark could be recognized among the smaller busi ness structures. Hut the best thins we learned In Koseburg is that th business men in general seem to b taking an active interest In this sec tion. They want to know all about our tin mines, power dam. Irrigation ditches, etc. The Koseburg pnpers are doing a lot of good by giving our affairs publirity. Canyonville has n lot of good friends in Koseburg. whose Interest will help development. Kiddie ales. lr. W. K. Kaiser will return o Kiddle next week and resumo h's practice here. Finest Kiddle nnd (leorn IVvin have re-located the Doe Creek copper mines and are now the sole owners. K. I. Stuller and A. W. Hlest.'r have purchased the motion picture machlno and will open up the show In the upper story of the new garage building as soon as It Is completed. Dr. Kansome, It Is reported, ha a plan to put in a hydro-elect rlc plant to supply Kiddle and vicinity from the falls in Cow Creek above (Jlen hrook farm. Kert Hartley returned home Sat u rda v f roni Wena tc life, w here h went on a holiday visit. Ferdie Wls-'- n:ui, an old friend from Cash inert Wash., accompnnled him. .Miss Kittle Mayes went to IHvId" Sunday to teach a three and a half months' school. ASK Mlt. ItlloWN. Here Some lniMiriniit 4tvt for Men Who Are (.rowing Bali). People who have taken our word Tor It that PARISIAN SACK is the real hair grower, beautllier and dandrufT cure have never been dis appointed. Here's the word of a pe mm who tok onr word: "I have been using PARISIAN SACK about a year. Wtwu 1 bcan to use It I bad only a light 'fnz' j.i my bend. Now I have a good thlc' Krowth. and It Is growitiK thblte' and longer right aloiiK. Many peo ple don't believe It ran he done, tin. 1 know from my own experience with PARISIAN SA'IK that It can. I recommend it In the fullest coiili dene ."-- ; alnse Itrown, TOK North Killmore m., iuitiiie, Mu. The above statement was made i.i Dr. C. 1. Koch or the Kmh Phar macy. Miiryville. Mo., April 29. 1511 lirK1 bottle rents at the Red Cross Pharmacy and dugRistH cv-rv-wbere. It Is Riiarauteed. A Hero In a I.iKlitlmiiM'. For ypam J. 8. Donohue, Hn, Haven. Mh h., a rlvll war captain, ok a liKhthouse kper, averted awfi I wreks, but a queer fact Is, be mlKht have --n a wrck, himseir, If Kl-t-trU: Hitters bad not prevented "Tln-y cur'd mo of kidney troub! and chills.' he writes, "after I hid taken other so railed rtires for year without benefit, and they also I in- proved my sight. Now, at twenty, 1 n in feelinK nne." F'or dvspepsl.i. IndiKi'Htlen, all stomach, liver au I kidney troubles, they'r- without rrju-i! Try thm. Only Tn c.-mtr m all driKK"f"- Vlltl ll DAKOTA ASMM UTION Will ImM In annual meeflna" 01 Friday eveninir. Jan. l!t. lli!. it 7:i p m.. In FiikI'"' Hall. Ilos.-hura-. .MerntMTB wll! briiin their ! kom wll mupll.-'l with K""l ihlntt to i-at. Ail former refMwitu f North Itjikntu are i-firdiHlly Itivit. J to attend. I. . A FRLANM. Pre II. (il'K.ST. Seeretary. Carhon pajwr In larite sheets fot transfer work at the U'jaeimr; Hook Hture. zr -v iiii -M.i'Oliol. 3 1'EK C V. N r. Au'S-.'laUcrri-rvrsllMilcr.U siiiiitaiiiiSihcftwlaflilRrilift linjj Uk Suwiarts nraUJuvulsol Promoles DitwriCkfrfii ness ami Itsifoniains nriita Opiiini.Murptune iwrMiacrdl Not Narcotic. KxMtrSdlf Anprt-tl Remodv forCrmsfipa Hot' . Soitr Smjncli.Dlarrfwa Worms.roimilsioiis.fewrisll iiPfsawlLossOFSuJ'P. TacSir. Sijnrare of NEW XOTIK. KxMtt Copy of Wrnprr. pakisiax r.i;ix)its. Vhe Parisian Cleaning and Prsslng I'arlor.'., 127 Jackson St., 1o Kronch dry donning, sponging. iro8Blng, repairing, and altering of ladios' and gentlemen's snita, gunr antwing antlafactlun. Goods railed for nnd delivered. Phone ill nnd c will call. We make suits to order, 115 nnd un. See our samples. Funeral aealgna to order. Prices right. Mrs. F. I). Owen, Borlst, Phone Suburban S7. tf i....J..J......J....l..,..,,,.l.J,.l,,. 4- I IHl S l.OI S AMI I'llOICK A( ltic.;i:. i. At Green, tho new townalte nt Intersection of S. P. mid H. 1). & O. Itullwnys. Town lots r.0xl25 at J75.00. Choice ucrengo In flva and . Ml rr A ten item tracts, siiituuie ror fruit, truck gardening or poul try. I.. O. MAIIDI'X 4- 229 South Main St., Itoseburg. IMI"I,4",M"t"Wt" ! (Ml (f PHONE 380 and our laundry wagon will call. LONE STAR LAUNDRY FARRANI) BROS.. Props. Roseburg Book Store BOOKSELLERS - STATIONERS Carry a complete stock of School books Blank books Typewriter paper Office supplies Drawing material Roseburg Book Co, Call and See Telephone 526 , North Side Planing Mill Co. Just Noith 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 mm 1 1 m 1' J !3 Lai t a. M H VI For Infant3 and ChilJren. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years MS eMTAUA OMMMV, MIW TONS OITVa K1IWT-CLASS IIORSIOSHOKING. Flrnt-clnss horse shoeing, work mnnnhlp guarunteed. At Danks ft Welker's shop (the Kexroad shop) on Muln street. dswit (nt. ted Drick AND An Inspection of stock and com parison of prices will convince jroo that the place to buy Is at M. C. Burleson's Plant and office corner Oak and Pine streets. Ronebnrjc. Pbona lit it's a yi itiox of how good we can do your jj laundry work and how we cau uosl sallsiy you inai we aiuuy more than what we can get out of It. Wo do our work so Hint you feel you always want us tJ do It ynii get perfect sntlsfao t lain with the work, the servlco and the price. Try where you will you will get no better satis faction than we give you hero for a very little money. 109 Sheridan St. f . iir MM Mm
