Roseburg review., March 16, 1912, Image 3

A Smile of Satisfaction
Addorus the face of
P,f,- r v'Mr'lc uo tries our
Perfects Pure Cream Chocolate Candies.
Our Confectionery department is conducted
by an expert candy maker, and onr service in
ever' department is unsurpassed in the City.
Music and Instruments LenOX & Ott
EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW
M lt II 1(1, lino.
DAILY WKATHKIt ItEPOIlT
U. S. Weather Bureau, local offce,
Itoseburg, 24 hours ending 5 ni
today. ' 1
Percipltatfon In Inches and
dredths:
Maximum temperature
Minimum temperature !!.'.'"
Preclpltatlou
Total preclp. since 1st. of nio. '
hun-
, 3S
.76
3.14
Avg. preclp. for mo. for 34 yrs.
Total precip. from Sept. 1, '
24.04
Avg. preclp. from Sept. 1, 1877
.20. 63
Total deficiency from Sept." 1,
2.D9
Average precipitation for 34 wet
seasons (sept, to May.)
32.36
WILLIAM BELL. Observer.
WEATHER FORECAST:
Showers tonight and Sunday. 1
Klorious News.
comes from Dr. J. T. Curtlss, Dwlght,
Kan. He writes: "I not only have
cured b:id cases of eczema In my
patients with Electric Bitters, but
have also cured myself by them of
the uaniL' disease. I leel sure they
will benellt any case of eczema."
This shows what thousands have
proved, that Electric Hitters is a
most effective blood PHrifler. It's
tin excellent remedy for eczema, tet
ter, salt rheum, ulcers, boils and
running sores. It stimulates liver.
kidneys and bowels, expels poisons, i
helps digestion, builds up strength.
Price 50 cents. Satisfaction guaran
teed by all druggists. K
A new supply of "Worlds Alman
acs" for 19 12 on sale at the Hose
burg Book Store. dsw
BOARD and ROOM
Modern Apartments with bath, and hot and cold water in
each room. Transient trade especially solicited.
FIRST CLASS DINING SERVICE
MR.S. CALLAND, Proprietor
Phone
1 12 Brock way Street,
Apple j
TREES
Pear
Priino
, Complete line
reaCIl Sales
Cherry. A. L.
The Nurseryman
First Quality Vegetables
We can always supply you with the best there is in
Fresh Vegetables, Lettuice, f'ellery, Cabbage, Cauli
flower and other produce. You can always get what
you want to eat at the
North Side Grocery
,- - tlAiSW -
Our Stock of Staple and
Fancy Groceries is Complete
We cany everything in the grocery line
which we sell at reasonable price. We
are agents for the famous
"White Star" and "Blue Ribbon"
Flours none better. Your patronage
solicited
HARNESS &
Slwrldna Street.
DRESSMAKING.
v rw. n T ,.
Prn-r u Green- talloress, of San
from am0.V,?J,bere parlor
11 h! , ark", bulld,n r
inrk iii ? 0nly flrs-cl"
or. AH work s-uaranteed. Phnn
15
r ,
AITO STAGE LLVK IlEPOT.
Dallv tM .. ... .
flalil rA .Ti f T
tofpe'a.Vn'J l"8,
- VM.va IUI tuaisu'
Rapp'i grocery store, 133 Shert'dan!
Cash paid for produce along the line.
IF YOU
have a horse, or a cow, or a hen, and
If you want your stock kept In Al
condition, let us supply you with the
FEED that gives Satisfaction. "Full
Weight and Full Meuaure."
ROSKUl-RO FEED A Fl'EL CO.
Phone 163. Winchester A Jackson Sts
New York Cafe
Chan Jo, Prop,
OPEX DAY AND NIGHT.
i
Meals at All Hours.
Regular Meals 25 Cents
Chicken Dinner Sundays, from
12 Noon to 2 P. M.
Chop Suey, Noodles, Fresh Oys
ters, Fish, Etc., all the time.
Cor. Jackson & Washington Sts.
2M.
Near High School
the best
in Oreg.
of nursery stock at my
Yard in Roseburg.
KITCHIN,
Roseburg, Ore
JOHNSON
Ttw FhoM No. Is 108.
VAl'DEVILLK HILL AT
PALACE CLASSIEST
EVER SEEN IX CITY.
Hundreds of the patrons of the
Palace Theater who braved the storm
Friday night were treated to the fin
est vaudeUlle that Manager Ollphant
has yet billed. It 1b a habit, we
know, to use the superlative in prais
ing shows, generally for advertising
purposes, but In this Instance the
praise Is founded on merit alone.
Those who are weary of the monot
ony of motion pictures will find a
very entertaining diversion by visit
ing the Palace tonight, the last night
of the Biecial bill.
I There are three separate vaude-
vllle a"8- leadlnK off with Pool and
Gordon, the classiest pair of clog
daluer8 ou ever Tho"Kh
art If an old one. It Is given a new
adaptation In this one act that makes
i. . ...
steps to the character music of dlf-
ferent nationalities and the effect is
an Immediate hit. Jack Thorne Is
just an ordinary singer and whistler
auto. Dill ne can play the flute. His
imte solos are sweetly
decidedly worth listening
toned and
to. The
Irving have a musical net, set to
pedal scenery, that never fails to
Invite an encore. The trombone solo
of the male member of the duo 1b
completely spoiled by his boiler fac
tory fortisslml, but he coaxes, the
grandest of tones out of the 'cello
and some raggy tunes from the old
familiar cigar-box one-Btrlng declse.
His lady partner has a good voice
that could be heard to better effect
if the "cello accompaniment were not
so loud.
The motion pictures that go to
round out the bill are featured by a
dramatization of Robert Louis
Stevenson's "Black Arrow." dealing
with ancient Knglish history, and
horsemanship feais of a troop of Bel
gian cavalry. It Is Manager Oll
phant's plan to specialize vaudeville
on Friday and Saturday nights just
as long as his patrons show their
desire for It.
IF YOU ARE A TRIFLE SENSITIVE
. Annnt t lionize of your .In'., lt' Home aati.fsrtioii
i to know tlial inruiv M-oile cnu wi'iir Kliooit a mz
I tmallvr by atiaUiiit Alk.u a Foot-Kaw!, tin' antl
aeptic itowiler, Ititoiht-iii. Jiitlhi ihitii; for Psnc
j hie I'anU-a, I'ah'tit LvailnTNIiiM'.,atit for HrrakniK
' In New Skim-a. WIivii rnlitxT iirim-rlitx lnvome
niivannrv anil ytvir Shi.'. iinrh, Allvn rwt-Kaa
clvel!iitnM rvlu-r. Solil KwrvwIi.Tr, v.v. Kainii'e
VKKK. A.Ulri--, AM.'ti fc. OliiiiHt'il, U- Hoy, N. V.
Uu't ac-tyt unit i!fii?te.
AT LAST.
A waflhor that will wash,
And do It easy, by ponti;
No rubbing, no scrubbing,
j No wearing of clothes;
It pleases the ladles
j Wherever It goes.
My skeptical friend,
Whose clothes have to mend
; From the wear and the tear
Of the old kind of machine,
' You, too, will be convinced
When the Peerless at work you've
seen.
l!A.TK!t ICOISINSOX,
1 Sole Agent for Douglas County,
Roseburg, Oregon.
Nineteen Milt n Second.
without a jar, shock or disturbance.
Is the awful Fpeed of our earth
through space. We wonder at such
ease of nature's movement, and so
do those who take Dr. King's .New
Life Pills. No griping, no distress,
just thorough work that brings good
health and fine Zeeiings. l'.'c at all
druggists. k
xotici: TO roXTKUTOHS.
1 Sealed proposals will be received
by the undersigni'd up to 12 o'clock
Uioon. of .March liTlh. 1912, for the
furnishing of all labor and matt-rials,
and the erection or a school building,
to be erected on the school Bite
( Itlock No. 1 9. Kinney's Improved
Plat to City of) Rom-burp. Oregon,
according to the plans and specifi
cations prepared by Joseph W. Dow.
Architect. Rooms 3 and 4, Roseburg
National Rank building, Roseburg.
Oregon. Plans and specifications of
same can be seen at the office of the
School Hoard. Roseburg, Oregon, and
also at the orflce of said architect,
on and after March Mh. 1I12.
Contractors desiring plans are re
quired to deposit Fifteen ($ir,.0o)
Dollars, made payable to Joseph W.
Dow, Architect, for the privilege of
retaining plans from office for nine
i9i days. Said amount to be "for
feited to architect should parties fall
to return plans before that time. All
plans shall be returned to Architect
or School Hoard on or before date
of letting, or bids will not be con
sidered. Rlank forms of proposals arc at
tached to siieciftcations and must be
followed by contra. -tors bidding on
this work, and the proposal must be
addressed to (Jeoige Neuner, Jr., Sec
retary of School Hoard. District No
4, Roseburg, Oregon, and plainly
marked ' Proposal for S'hool Htiiid
Ing," and must be accompanied by a
certified check In an am. unit eual to
five (0) per cent of ttif bid, and
made payable to (ieortfe Neimer. Jr.,
Secretary of School Hoard. Itoseburg.
O reg on . This d p pos it will t -e re
turned to the bidders, mhose bids are
rejected, and to the successful bid
der upon bis entering Into a contract
with said School Hoard. In arcord
ance with his bid And giving a satis
factory bond (surety! In the mm of
the full amount of thp contract,
which contract and bond h a 1 1 be en
tered Into within six iht days after
the notification that his bid has teen
accepted.
Should the bidd' r fall to enter Into
such contract and bond, said deposit
shall be forf-lted fo the School Di
trlcf.
The Roa rd rese r vr the right to
rejtt any and al! b!d. and to waive
any informality In the na me. if it
deemed fr the best interenis of the
district to do so.
Done by order of th S' hool Roard.
District No. 4 . Roeburg. DnugLiF
County, Oregon, this hi h day of
Marf h. 112
..Signed- f.KORCK NKI'NKR. Jr.
Secretary S. h io, lizard, DIat. No. 4.
LOCAL NEW9.
Rev. J. .. McConnell, pastor of
the Christian Church, would like far
you to hear his sermon Sunday even
lug on "Demons."
Hill's Sludio is the place to get
those nice photos with your new
Easter costume at special prices. All
work guaranteed (irat class. Studio
over Terry's millinery store. dtf
Springfield News: F. E. Cavender.
of Hoseburg, was a guest of the Den
son family Krlday evening. Mr.
Cavender Is foreman, of the wreck
crew and lives st Roseburg
Miss Uraoe Klrkland came up from
Drain Saturday for a visit with her
sister. Airs. Will Heals, and aunt.
.Miss Klrkland Klsa I'lckard.
who sustained a broken leg a couple
of weeks ago, Is able to be alxuit with
the aid of a crutch. j
Durlug the past week new IninetntJ
has been given the "Made In Oregon"
campaign, recently Btarted In S.ilem.
The Manufacturers' Association of
Portland gave up the entire program
of its annual meeting on March 5 to
this Buhject. Supplementing this,
some of the retail houses made at
tractive exhibits In their windows of
Oregon-made products and the atten
tion of the city generally was at
tracted to the movement. At Cor
vallls. on March 7. delegates from
the commer-lal clubs of the stute
took part in a rousing meeting that
was called for this purpose. One of
the suggestions made was that com
munltles should assist each other by
a reciprocal pushing of the local pro
ducts manufactured. ,
4 NOTRE DAME LADY'S APPEAL
To til knowing toftrrn of rtaniiaitiMa, --n
r nmtcuUr or of tb Julnu, x-Uilca. luintMtcu.
backache, palni In tb kldavys or Dinralcla
piln, to write to lw foe a home treatment
whlcta baa repeatedly cured all of tbeae torture.
She feela It ber duty to aend It to all amfferera
FRKK. Too ear roureelf at horn aa tbowaada
will twtlfj no rhinire of ell matt belbf oeeew
aary. Ti.ii utmplo dlaeoveiT banlahea arte acid
froac the blood, looaraa the atlffened Joints, par
lftHthe bkxMj. and brlgbtena tbe eyea, Wlnt
elflKtlotty and tons to tbe whole ayatam. If tba
atTo Intemta you. for proof addreaa
Mra. U. ButMUca Bos E. Nutra Dan. laA
Great Auction
Sale of
Acreage
One Mile from Medford, Ore.
Wednesday
March 20, '12
This land Is ideal for making su
burban homes, mostly free soli, and
adapted to gardeuliiK and frull
Krowliig.
Will sell In traets 1 V4 to 10 acres.
Terms, on part 1-3 cash; balance In
four equal semi-annual payments and
some 1-5 cash, balance In monthly,
quarterly or seinl-auuiial payments,
lo draw 7 per cent Interest from date
of sale.
C. H. Pierce
923 E. Main Street
Medford Oregon
T7ERN ISLAND
r GREENHOUSE
Roseburg, Oregon
Mrs. F. D. Owen, Prop.
Phone Sub. 97
(Jut Flowers
Potted Plants
P'uueral Designs
Wedding I'oqucts
and all kinds of Plants for
veranda and window boxes
and bedding out. Also on
sale at
The Rose Confectionery
Vacuum
The only house
Cleaner that
Cleans
Try it once and you will
want it the next time you
clean house.
PHONE
79
fC-eltarg Hteam laundry
IHIltiLAS COI'XTY XKWS.
AS TOI.li IIV EXCHANGES.
I Brain Nonpareil).
R. A. Duller and family will go to
their ranch at Hold Hill shortly.
E. L. Lawrence hna irntiA tn Muitl.
cal Lake, Wash., where Mrs. Law
rence has been for annie tlma
Old Mr. Tucker, who lives near
here. Is reported seriously 111. Ills
son. John Tucker, came down from
Cottage Grove Monday.
Ceo. Weldon. who has been In
Salem for some time, has sent for
Mrs. Weldon. and they will become
residents of that place.
(Olendalo News).
R. T. McNIcholas expects to spend
the summer In Loudon, Knuland. and
his family will siuy with .Mrs. Mc
Nicholas' parems In this cltv.
(iovernor Oswald West will deliver
the Commencement address for the
KiBhth (Iraile of the (lleudale school
on May loth.
Horn. March 10, 1912. to Mr. and
Mrs. C. K. Johns, a dauuhter.
(ieorge and Howard Sherman and
wives have moved to Junction.
Mrs. Basil Helloes and little dauxh
ter. of Hay Point. Cal., are visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
11111. Mrs. Hill's stepmother, Mrs.
A. K. Snodgrasx, is seriously 111.
Married At Oakland, Cal., March
13, 1912. by Rev. Kr. Kennedy, or
St. Mary'B Catholic Church, Miss
Mildred M. Snyder and .1. W. Jacob
son, both of this city. They will re
side at Oakland.
(Yoncallft Times).
Charles l.emp Is Improving rapid
ly and expects soon to go to KaiiHas
to join his brother, Roy, In htiKiness.
Frank Wulte, of Sutherlin, has
bought the orchard fornierty owned
by the Oardner boys, nnd has a force
of men at work on the place.
Mattux and Attkew have sold 40
aciVH south of town to a Ml. .lock.
of Salem, w ho has taken possession
of his newly acquired home.
V. T. Poole, who wishes to he
come a County Commissioner on the
Democratic ticket, arrived In the
county nbout three years uko from
Virginia, and Is now a farmer near
Oakland, where he has made many
friends. Alt are of the opinion he
would make an excellent commis
sioner.
(Myrtle Creek Mall).
Miss Helen Love, who has been
attending high school at (iranis Pass,
is home. III health from over study
having forced her to give up her
work.
Mrs. P. T. Mcdee has been suffer
ing for several days from a stroke
of paralysis.
Married. At the home of Mr. and
Mrs. T.v .V. Humphreys. In Missouri
Rottoni. March 10, 1!12. Mr. Lovell
Swisher, of Cherokee, Iowa, and Mrs.
Clnra Anderson, a sister of Mrs.
Humphreys, and lately here from
Iowa. Rev. J. ( Richardson per
formed the marriage ceremony. The
ncwlywcds are visiting at Drain, al
present with Mrs. Itcneflcl, sister of
Mrs. Swisher, and they plan to return
to Iowa within a couple of months
to reside permanently.
Mrs. Drake has received word from
her foster daughter, Susie Miller, who
is now living at Spokane. Wash.,
ank I fig per mission to come back to
he, here. Susie, who Is a child
under 1'. was hind from her home
here Inst fall hy Frank Miller, u man
past 4 0, and taken to Wash inn ton,
where. It is aliened, they were mar
ried. .Now Susie jinks to come hack
again, under the plea that she Is
being cruelly treated.
Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. (i. A. No-
durft, March ti. 1 H I L a son.
Mary J. Adv. Uti years of age, died
nt the home of her daughter, Mrs
li. D. Dyei, on South Myrtle, TueH-
day, March 12, 1112. and ber remains
were laid to rest In the Pioneer ceme
tery, near the depot. Thursday, where
parents and husband are buried. The
funeral was held from the Christian
Church, Rev. Whiddoii preaching the
funeral sermon. Mary J. Ireland was
bora in Miehtgan. Jan. 22. IMfi;
crossed the plains with her pa renin
to Oregon In ls'2, and with them
settled on South Myrtle in IN',4; she
was married to So I onion Adv. Oc
tober 2i. ist.2. She was the mother
of three children, one of whom died
In infamy. The other two, A. .
Ady, of .Nugget, and Mrs It. D. Dyer,
survive her.
CASK ATI -VAX 4 'ASK,
Plenty More Like TIiIn In KoMdnirg.
Scores of Roseburg people can tell
you about Doau's Kidney Pills. Many
a happy citizen makes a public state
ment of his experience. Here Is a
case of It. What better proof of merit
ran be had than such endorsement?
A. J Adams. 242 Rose St., RiKe
burg. Oregon. sas: "I can praise
Doan's Kidney pills highly for re
storing nu to health and strength.
My back ached terribly for hour at
a time, nnd when the trouble, had In
somo decree abater!, felt drown v
and miserable. For weeks I could
not work . and If I stooped, sharp
twinnes darted through me. Other
symptoms of kidney complaint mad
their app-arance nnd my condition
ttecame ftn bad that I shall not at
tempt to deaeribe it My limbs and
mtiMfhii ni'hi'd, my uledt became poor
:nd dizzy spelts nnnod ine Often
I had to catch hold of something to
kw-p iron, falling Finally tried
Doan't Kidney puis and after using
threM boxes felt like a different
person. I slept b'-tter, could attend
to my work, and improved in eery
way. I now k'-ep Do.in's K idtiey
Pills in tbe house, ,ut jave no need
for them, as alt the mptotfi of my
trouble hnv disappeared This
remedy cured m after others failed
and t herefore recommend It high
ly "
For sal" bv all deab-rs. prlr T.O
rents Foster-Mil burn Co., Ruff tlo.
New York, sole agents for the I'nlted
Sin i.
Remember the name Doan's
and take no other
I'll k I'd iIk l'-rl
GriMrery.
it the IVnaun
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AcgelaUs?re(Ufa)IonCT.tj
similaiiiijifcftoiiamiiwinaa ting lac Stwiarts oiutliovlsi
PromoiesDirtesttonOicftfU
ncss and tVsi.Conialm rviitrr
Opiuni.Murphlne iwrumwL
ROT NARCOTIC.
MaMMUd
Aperfrct Remedy for Cm)ln-!
tlon . Sour SmnvKh.Dlarrtacii
VornfonvulsionsJewri
I less aid Loss of Smr.
facsimile Siftimrtof
NEW YORK.
afiiaW
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
FIRSTIgS HORSESHOEING.
Flnt-clau hone ihoeing, work
manship guaranteed. At Bank A
Welker'i abop (the Rezroad ahop) on
Main atrent. dawtt
Tho Mutual Life Insurance Co. nf
N. Y., paya the lnrgrat divldonds.
InvpstlRiite. Olllce In Perklna Block,
Koora 4 21.
This Weather
Is proving the truthfulness of our
claims regarding our WOOll and
ROCK SPniNGS COAL. How Is your
supply of K1NDMNOT
"Kull Weight and Full Measure."
ItOSKIIl ltd FKKI Kl'KI. tX).
Phone 163. Winchester ft Jackson Stt
THE HMSIIINU
toucli to your ImuM Mill be tlie wln-
lci, nush, nml lliHira. Tlwnn almulil
Im of iiimmI ii..lni tlmi nml niiili-rlnl
lo (tlve I he n iuln d
K.TISIA(TK1X.
Wo hne a fine lare at(M-k for you lo
li(HtM4 fnilll. Alan I lie Ijtrgeat retnll
xlnik of IiiiiiIht In IIiiukIsui Ciiunly.
V.UiK IX KSTIIKXT :(.,
( Nu. Jui kuin St. I'liune 212.
PHONE 380 and our lauiulry wagon will call.
LONE STAR LAUNDRY
FARRAND BROS.. Props.
im. ii-:ti
People's Market
Fresh, Salted and Smoked Meats
Poultry and Fish
- lire imw ri .nly to a. rve nu slih the bi st to be i. liialn. il In our
linn We hum lie only the IIKVI. Satur.n linn guarmitn'ti.
Vinir I'.itrmiaKe ri-wiwtfuily S'lluiti'ii.
Phone 175
CASTOR A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought '
Bears the
Signature
of
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
vhi etat.un aoitaANv. niw vena omr.
PARISIAN PAItIX)R8.
Vhe Parisian Cleaning . and
Pressing Parlors. 127 Jackson St..
1o French dry cleaning, sponging,
pressing, repairing, and altering of
ladlea' and gentlemen's suits, guar
anteeing satisfaction. Goods called
for and delivered. Phone 116 and
we will call. We make suits to order,
f 15 and uu. See our samples.
The price of foodstuffs has come
down at the North Slila Grocery, dtf
Cement. Pressed DricK
(AND
An Inspection of stock and com
parison of prices will convince yon
that tho place to buy Is at
M. C. Burleson's
Plant and office corner Oak and
Pine streets, Roseburg. Phone lit
Eastern Oy.itera In Any Style.
Short Orders at Any Hour.
Quick Lunch
Restaurant,
YE TOY, Irop.
Ilrgulur IHnner, 2.c.
Chicken Dinner Every Sunday.
Open Until 10 P. M. Daily.
Sheridan Street. Near Depot.
OPEN ALL, NIGHT.
How Are Your Collars
Do they uw the m-tk after the
flrnt vlitit to the laundry ? If ho,
they have been badly laundered,
Indeed. We turn out no mn h un
HaMHfartory wurk. W'v e ynu
bark rollarit that louk and feel
hh Rood an new. tMnouth In the
flnlHh and satisfartnry In every
reHK-tt. We tall for and deliver
all nrderx nnd ure pronipt In
rinthhiiiK work when ho den I red.
109 Shrridan St.
S. IUMMII K
LW
fiN n Mill tk
Diin? Mm
339 N. Jackson