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Instruments of all kinds, Pianos, Phonographs andjStringed instruments. Sheet music for any instrument from ioc. on up. Enjoy the evcuiugs at home at small cost. Come iu aud look over our music and hear the late pieces. Music and Instruments LeilOX & Ott MAtlshi llil MIVUITU QUT ITU'lli Wll F. T(l in: si i:d i oit nivoiu LOCAl SEWS. ,. LIVED ON RAW EGGS EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW call tint txu-rri warrants. Marsrfleld Times: As a result of domestic trouble. -Rev. J. T. M. Knox, pastor of the Marshttelci rreshyteriau Church, has tendered his resignation to the board of trustees and, accord ing to a well-authenticated report, will shortly institute suit for divoiv' or separation. Many rumors In connection with their troubles have hei'll atlnat. !t is understood tliat Mrs. Knox has shown a decidedly Jealous disposition and it is Llltiltiatrtl thai she h:ia veiit- ed this to such an extent in some In- has probably tried more different diet! stances as to almost have caused !han the average person would ever use trouble locally heretofore. It Is fur- JAMAHV 17. 1012. DAILY WEATHER REPORT. D. S. Weather Bureau, local office,' Roseburg, 24 hour ending a. m today. Precipitation la inches and hun dredth: . Maximum temperature 30 .Minimum temperature 41 Precipitation 14 Total preclp. Blnce 1st. of mo. 3.22 Avg. preclp. for mo. tor 34 yri. E 70 Total preclp. from Sept. 1, 14.00 Avg. preclp. from Sept. 1, 1877 17. '19 Total deficiency from Sept. 1, 2.3 Average precipitation for 34 wet season (Sept. to May). 31.8 WILLIAM BELL. Observer. WEATHER FORECAST: Fair tonight aud Thu-sday; cooler tonight. $IH Per Pinto was paid at a banquet to Henry Clay. In New Orleans in IS 12. Mighty costly for those with stomach trouble or Indigestion. Today pej ple everywhere use Or. King's New Life Pills for these troubles as w -II as liver, kidney and bowel disorders. Easy, safe, sure. Only 25 cents at all druggists. K n UfPBI of ideas, whohsvt nme inventive stiility IjlPrl plMwritUi::Kl.l.y A MrltTIKK. Hllilll'MWlAtMn HuhllM, II. O. Notice Is hereby given all 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, 1 1 1 1 , to present the same to the County Treasurer of said county at hlg ollice fur payment, as Interest thereon will cease after date of this notice. Dated at Hoseburg, Oregon, this the 21st day of December. IS 11. J. E. SAWYERS, Treasurer of Douglas County, Or gon. dsw ther understood that she charges I). Kuox with using liipior to excess.. She has also intimated that the rea sons why r. Knox left his previous charges were about the same un pieautries as she charges here. Dr. Knox's friends deny the charges that Mrs. Kuox makes agaius. him and declare that her intimations of infelicity are absolutely uufound A. Cole, of the Soldiers' home. Went to Albany today. Kay Dement, of Myrtle Polut. left here this morning for Portland. Mrs. J. T. Hryun is visiting with her daughter, Mrs Harry Kenny, at Lcona. Henry Denn and daughter. Miss Anahel, are sending a tew days iu Portland. Mr. and Mrs. R. 11. Cook, of Junc tion, are visiting here with thelt daughter. Mrs. 1. L. Lee. Mr. and Mrs. (leorge W. Hoover leave tonight for Portland, where they will again reside. V. V. Hurtihsm has Bone to Port ia a hletime. . ! laud to attend a convention of North- YMiat he has to say about his expert- ,vwt fore8lrv workers, ments, must therefore be h.Rhly interest. M,. and Mr8 wam Van Ulim, ing to anyone sulferinK front mdiKestioa B1U, M lsg v, , M , left hiS Mr. Richard's Experience With Dif ferent Diets. Peaches and Buttermilk for Three Years. Cecilton. AW. Mr. Georee Richards. ol this place, during the past 12 years, . or stomach troubles ol anv kind. He says: "For more than 12 years, 1 suffered with stomach troubles, and paid hundreds of dollars for doctor bills a.id medicines. I was also operated on lor piles. I lived on dried peaches and buttermilk for nearly three years. The only thing Have Arunda' tune It. NEW YORK CAFE Chan Jo, Prop. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Meals at AU Honrs. . Regular Meala SO cents. Chicken Dinner Sundays, from 12 noon to t p. m. Chop Suey, Noodles. Freeh Oysters, Fish, etc., all the time. Cor. Jackson A Washington 8t ed. Letters w ritten here hv clerks that would not eive me nam was raw ecus. of the Presbyterlal Synods embracing 1 was a physical wreck, i could nol the Minneapolis. Kans.. aud the sleep, and was as near crazy as a man Miles City. Mont., charges absolutely could well De. , ,. . refute this. I ' mllst ay th.a after taking two 25-cent packages oi t ueoioru s niacK-uraugnt, Foley Kidney Pills ! " dl(t me more Kood ,lian a" ' ever sPenl always give satisfaction because they ! , h.(. hp votiinl, d-itv on the farm always do the work. J. T. fehclinit, fver since and ( anl as hard as iron... Bremen, lia., says: "I have used ; This purey vegetabie remedy has been Foley Kidney Pills with great :itis- jn successful use for more than 70 years, faction and found more relief fro.i .Tryit. But bsurejl;at it's "Thedlord'a." their use titan from any other kid-' . ney medicine, and 1 have tried almost all kinds. I can cheerfully recom mend them to all sufferers from kid ney and bladder trouble." Foley Kidney Pills will cure any rase of kidney or bladder trouble not be yond the reach of medicine. No medicine can do more. For sale by all dealers. F lR. WHITE REPORTS ADVANCE IX HEALTH CONDITIONS. DRAYING ! Goods Handled Carefully Lumber Hauled C. A. WALKER PHONE 20O-R. Resilience West Roseburg. "THE MERRY WIDOWS" (FORMERLY THE ANTLERS) Phone 281. MRS. CALLAND, Proprietor ; Modern Apartments with bath, and hot and cold water in each room. FIRST CLASS DINING SERVICE We guarantee to please particular people. 112 Biockway Street, Near High Schoo Ham and J At the North bide Grocery is the place to fet U j Good Ham and Eggs g R Good Old Farm raised, com fed, home cured 8 5 meat is the best meat to eat. We have it, also 4 K nice fresh ecrcs from the farm every day. J i North Side Grocery i CORVALMS. Or.. Jan. ltf. That deaths by tuberculosis have beMi cut In half In the past 2 years, and that the next would ace the di souse be come as rare as yellow fever, us a result of the disBcmination of u proper knowledge of the prevention and cure, won the statement here r Dr. Calvin S. White, secretary of the State Hoard of Health. If there Is any single word in the English language which has beer, overworked to mi eh an extent that it has become most tiresome, it is "con servation;' yet there has been not nearly enough use of the word In connection with health," said Dr. White. He spoke of the fact that very little time or money has beeu spent Iu educating the public as t- matters of health. One-fifth of all the insane, one- third of all the feeble-minded, and one-fourth of all the eptlepticH in the State of Oregon are tho result of immorality." he continued. "Ti 1 onditions existing now are entire! different from those of 2." or 3i years ago. Just as the increase m rapid1; moving vehicles, such as electric car; and automobiles, have increased the danger to life and limb, just so oih-'i changes have increased greatly th" peril to health or mind and body. The damnable problem plays that make a travesty of virtue and a mockery of marriage have supplanted the educational evening entertain ments of a generation ago. For dis ease we have our remedies, but for this situation there is in n-niedy ex cept through education." Apple Pear Prune TREES the best in Oreg. Pnnnlnln lino ff nnrcprv ctnrW at mv Peach Sales Yard in Roseburg. Cherry. A. L. KITCHIN, JhelNurseryman RoseburgOre i Willi Our Stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries is Complete We cany 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 solicited HARNESS & JOHNSON gberkUa SWA The I'boM No. I 103. iii:i. SMITH. At the Oregon Soldiers' Homo. West Kosehurg, Jan. 1 i. 1912. Nelson 1'.. Smith, a Civil Wnr veteran, aged 7t years, of epllepsv. Mr. Smith served In Company l'J, Sixth Veteran Reserve Corps-, Bervin the full voluuteer period of three years. He was u widower and Ie?t no known relatives. Ho was udmittel to the Home from .Muliiioniah County in 190K. The funeral will he held at the Home nt o'clock Thursday morning. o Patron Ire Review advertise. This Weather is proving the truthfulness of our claims regarditiR our WOOD and HOCK SPH1NOS COAL. How Is your supply of KIN'DLIN'U? "Full Weight and Full Measure." i:osi:m iu; ki:i:i itk.Ij co. Phone 1C3. Winchester & Jackson SU Foley' Honey and Tar ('innHiuiiil 'Cure III l-.very t iife." Mr. Jas. MeCaltery. Msiv of the Schlltz Hotel. Omaha. Neb., recom mends Foley's Honey and T;ir Com pound, because It cures in every c.ise. have used it myself anil 1 haw recommended it to many others who have since told me of Its crca' cura tive power in diseases of the throat and limes." Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is a reliable family medi cine. Give It to your children, and ike It yourself when you feel a col l comliiK on. It checks and curenj coughs, cold: ami croup, and pre- j vents bronchitis ami pneumonia, iie- fiiBe substitute's. For sale by ail dealers. t A (iirl's Wild Mliliilnlit Hide. To warn people of a fearful forest Due In the Catskllls a young kIi'I toJ - horseback at midnight and saved many lives. Her deed was glorious, but lives are often saved by 1)1 King's New lilscovery In curing lung trouble, coughs and colds, whka might have ended In consumption or ineunionip. It cured me or a drean ful cough and lung disease," writes W. R. Patterson, Wellington. Tel.. after four In our family hail died with consumption, and 1 gained S7 pounds." Nothing so sure and saf" for all throat and lung trouble. Pnc SOc and I1.0D. Trial bottle fr-. Guaranteed by all druggists. K HOTEL SEWARD Alder nml 101 li Si reels POKTI.AM. OlSF.dOX H'-Tu lioTKit. sfv.m:i Ib one of the most artistic, modern und clKantly apoltitfd liriHiIrrii-H in llio jN'orthwi'st. It In lorati-d In the viry b'st nnd most rrBPctnl(lo part of Port land, bfiiig i" the rot all dis trict and within a ffw short lilnrks of nil the leading Hi a tern and other places of onnifct'iiHtit. Tli nunuiKeim'ii. roriKt fully flollclt your patron HRt nnd Rood will. Take Vaw t d'it. or car marked "W,' and t off at 10th utrrot. lt;i'. $1.00 and . W. M. HKUAItl. I'niprlctor. morning on their return to Portland. T. J. Harris, an Inmate of the county home for luditm.tH the past year, loft thla morning for Los Ati rW.s. O. G. Leonard, of San IHeKO, Cal., arrived here this week and went out to Olulla to viHlt with hia brut net, James Leonard. Mrs. A. Mueller and two sons, who have been visiting here at the hom of her brother, Olaf Olsson, rt'turne-i home to Eugene today. Frank K. Alley has gone to Baa Franelaco to represent Portland at the meeting of delegates from th' various horse associations of the Coast. K. W. Wheeler nnd son, WInalow, of Washington, 1. t, who have beon guests at the home of Mr. aud Mm. S. M. Kelley, left Thursday night for Salem. Mrs. Roy Dixon left Tuesday night on her return to liresham, after r. short visit here with her sIsterB, Mrs. Kena Scott and Miss Mary Atterbury and other relatives. She was accom panied home by her daughter, Mlh Ruth Strader. For a mt Id, easy action of the bowels, a single dose of Doan a Regu lets la enough. Treatment cures habitual constipation. 20c a box. Ask your druggist for them. What might have been a very seri ous Are was immediately extinguished hy W. K. Cllngenpeel aud II. Guest when a curtain In the jewelry stoe was Ignited Tuesday evening. Mr. Cllngenpeel had Just lighted hla il cohol soldering lamp and threw th match on the floor. A moment hit the curtain was ablaze. The Christian hndeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church held ltn election of oflicers Tuesday evening, resulting as follows: Mins lreit' Hunt, president; Miss Mna Metty, vice-president; Miss Veva llulck, aer rotary; Klbert Lenox, treasurer. Af ter the business meeting games were pluyed and refreshments were served Albany Herald: K. II. Westbrook closed a deal today for a Federal one-ton auto truck, with which hv will transfer the trunks and otlin baggage between the depot and th new St. Francis Hotel, conducted h his brother, Bert Westbrook. Hi will also do a general draylng busi ness, quitting hia former work as a passenger brakeman on the Southern Pacinc between Roseburg aud Poit-land. Heavy. Impure blood makes a mud dy, pimply complexion, headache, nausea. Indigestion. Thin blood makes you weuk, pale, Blckly. Bur dock itlooi Bitters makes the blood rich, red, pure restores to perfect health. Andrew Duffy, as he calls hlmse'f, who Is serving a sentence In the coun ty Jail in default of a $100 fine for cruelty !o animals. Is believed by Sheriff Quine to be a paroled convict, named Hyan, who was originally sent 1 to the penitentiary from Coos Count for burglary, tjuiue's belief, formed at first on a description sMit here by Sheriff Gage, of Coos County, wah converted Into absolute conviction Tuesday afternoon when he visited the jail and heard Duffy called "Ryan" by his fellow prisoner, wnr:. himself. Is listed on the Jail record as Ryan. A photograph of Duffy will be forwarded to Sheriff Gage ami if the subject la Identified as the pa rol t-d convict then he will be re turned to tho penitentiary. Duffy and his partner were the companion of Jesse Lynch In the wild ride front this city to Glendale In one of Sum Smith's livery rigs about ten day ago. NOTIC E I'OK IIIIH FOR STRUCT I MI'lt V KM V.ST I M . 1 S. ' Notice t hereby given that the undMrsignel Recorder of trie City of Roseburg, Oregon, will, up to . o - clock p. m.. on Monday. January 2 1. 1U2. at his office in paid cttv. n-- eeive aealrd propnal for td r chae of Street linprovt in nt lion. Is of the City of Roseb-ng. in the j,:im of $K.fi7 To. HnM hnmU nrp fti d under h'M Is known as the Itanrroft Bonding A-t. In dnomlnHtimi of $"i en i ea-'h. with interest at six pr r-m. payable semi-anniiitllv. and run fr '-n one to ten yearn. M th opti- n of tit The rlcht to n-J-et any and uY bids Is hereby enered. Bv order of fh Comni'in Co irit il Ited this 1ith d.iv .f .!-?: r . 112 CAUL K W IMBKRLY. Recorder of thn i iy of Roseburg. Oregon. df $2.00 per dof n for $ to $ rabi nta whil' they Us:; no agents. Clark Clark. If HICKS AND WORSTELL Civil Engineers and Surveyors FARM AM) LOT Sl'RVEYS Descriptions ami plats checked for attorneys. Water power and Irriga tion wotk. IMats and maps ili.iun. omcE With Commfrcial Abstract Company 328 No. Jarkson Street Residence Phone 131 Party R Office Phone 245 12 -0 3-5 ram . I.t-JMUI. 3 I tK CLN1V sfnutai it rtje I cnxt antlliiOiita ling uV Sui narts nmlikmcisil Promoics Dirtpsliimriwrfiil noss and Itsicuniains ncifc' llpiiuuMiirphiiu; iwrMioiaL OTHnCOTlC. Mi For Infants and Children. Thn Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tho Signature of AusrSmf Ancrfrl Rempilv fnrCmisni Mor . Sour SlonvTcli.Uianto Vorms.Co'ulsuiiisjfwrt uresanitLossOFSP. liicSui Siurart of KEW M0RK. ... Ouirautci'J unJrr Euct Copy pf Wrapper. yur AW A Use jr For Over Thirty Years vmi esHTAun toMMitf, new vour orrr. PARISIAN rAIiIX)KS. he- rnrlelan CIpanlnR and Prpuslug Parlors, 127 Jackaon St., 1o French dry cleanliiK, spotiKlng. prosslng, repairing, and altering of ladies' and gentlemen's aults, guar anteeing satisfaction. Goods called for and delivered. Phone 116 and we will call. We make suits to order, tl& aud uu. See our sample. Funerul designs to order, rrlcet right. Mrs. K. D. Owen, Uorlst, Phone Suburban 87 tf FlltST.CI.A8S HOnSKSHOKlNO. First-class horse shoeing, work manship .guaranteed. At Hanks t Welkor's shop (the Iieiroad shop) on Main street. dswif (nt. Pressed Drich AND Duildine Mm J..2..Jm.mm..m....J.........J....m U TOWN LOTS AXI ('HOICK 4i A( iti:.(ii:. $ At Clreon, the new townslto 4 nt Intersection of S. P. nnd U. 4- I). At O. Hallways. 4 Town lots 60x12;". at )5.00. 4. Choice acreage III llv and 4 ten ucro tracts, suitable for 4- fruit, truck gardening or pnul try. 4. I.. O. M ADIIHX .. 229 South Main St., Hoseburg. T 1 Pine streets. Roseburg. Phone U 1-4 i-r-t-i-tf-fi- :--t--t-i"r-t--r-t 1 An Inspection of stock and com parison of prices will convince joo that the place to buy Is at " M. C. Burleson's riant and office corner Oak and Tlie DangerM of l (.ripN. IT'S A yi i:stiox of how good wo can do yoi.r laundry work and how wo can best satisfy you that wo study moro thun what we can get out of It. We du our work so Mint you feel you always want us t i do It -you get p.TfiTt satisfac tion ullli tho work, the service nnd the price. Try where you will you will get no belter satlr. faitlon than we give you hero for a very little money. PHONE 380 and our laundry wagon will rail. Is its fatal teendenry to pneu monia. To cure your In grlpiie cougltH tnko Foley's Honey and 'I'm' Compound. II. K. Fisher, Washing ton. Kun., says: "I was troubled wltli a severe attack of Iu grippe and noth ing I used did me any good, and I was threatened with pneumonia. A friend advised me to use Foley : Honey and Tar Compound and I got some at once. I was relieved from tho very first. Ily the time I bad taken three bottles my la grippe wat gone. I believe Foley's Honey and Tar Con.Kiund to be the best medi cine I ever used and always keep s bottle with me." For sale by all dealers. F MITII K TO rriu.ic. Notice Is hereby given that I will not be respoiifible for any bills con tracted by my wife. Mrs. II. K. Hotf iii:in. after this date. hoseburg. Or.. Jan. 1.1. 1I2 dw IIAIlltY K. HOFFMAN. TIIK OXI.V HTl HID in the rlty, siieaklng from an artistic standpoint. Appointment equal .) any of the large cltl-s. Kiperlence and knowledge of posing and light ing surpassed by none. Many prises won at photographers convention and state fairs back Fast. The lat est acquirements. All the first prizes at the Slate Fair, Salem, the past I to years. I dsw Fotografers. LONE STAR FARRAND BROS.. Props. LAUNDRY 109 Sheridan St. Roseburg Book Store BOOKSELLERS - ST ATIONEPvS Carry a complete stock of School books Blank books Typewriter paper Office supplies Drawing material Roseburg BooK Co, iMuglas County Creamery butter only 8.1c a two-pnund square. Ask your grocer for It. Patronise boms Industry. ' Call and See Telephone 526 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
