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Have You Seen Lenox & Ott jfrusic and Instruments EVENING ROSEBUG REVIEW JUNE 21, 1012. DAILY WEATHER REPORT PARISH! PAT.LCR.S. .he Parisian Cleanlna and Prenalng Parlors, 127 Jackson St., io French dry cleaning, sponging, DreBsIng, repairing, and altering of I'-uiM ana gentlemen n suits, guar- U. S. Weather Tturenn lneni : Succinic Batlnfactt Roseburg, 24 hourB ending 6 a. m.!ifor and delivered. Phone 116 and today. Peroipltatlon In Inches and hun dredths: Maximum temperature GO Minimum temperature 4 7 Precipitation lii) Total preclp. since 1st. of mo. 2.2G Avg. preclp. for mo. (or 34 yrs. 1.07 Total preclp. from Sept. 1, 31.14 Avg. preclp. from Sept. 1, 1877 35.56 Total excess from Sept. 1, '11. we will can, we make suits to order, t auu uo. see our samoles. HOSE SPRAY Average precipitation for 34 wet seasons (Sept. to May.) 32.36 WILLIAM BELL, Observer. WEATHER FORLCAST: Fair tonight and Saturday; warm er Saturday. FIRST-CLASS HORSESHOEING First-class horseshoeing, work manship guaranteed. At Hanks & Welker's shop (the Rexroad shop) on Muln Btreet. dswu' AUTO STAGE LINE DEPOT. Dally stages and autos tor Marsh field and all Coos Bay points, also for Peel and Millwood, leave G. W. Rapp'B grocery store, 133 Sheridan. Cash paid for produce along the line. Spray solution for the destruction of lice and aphis on rose bushes and other plants. MARSTER8 DRUG CO. m A free can at Church ill Hardware Co"s. to any lady calling for ame. For a Bhort time only. Rolled oats and barley, cra;ked ant,, whole orn, wheat and all varieties! of mill feed at the lglas County j Mills. Phone 13. 1 New York Cafe Chan Jo, Prop. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Mrils at All Hours. Regular Meals 25 Cents Chicken Dinner Sundavs, from 12 Noon to 2 P. M. Chop Suey, Noodles, Fresh Oys tera, Fish, Etc., all the time. Cor. Jackson & Washington Sts. You'll Lose Something Sure If you don't follow ua with your valued patronage, to our chang ed address. (Jood as our work fyf) was before, it is now better, be cause we have more room and a larger capacity for handling or ders. Our methods of doing Laundry work have assured us the continued patronage of particu lar people. Reasonable charges. PHONE 380 aud our laundry wagon will call. LONE STAR LAUNDRY FARRAND BROS., Props. Corner Pine Woodward Sts. ism f M If Fresh From the Smoke HOUSE Another tou of those fine sugar cuicd HAMS and BACON Our Grocery Stock is Complete Discriminating Bayers of Groceries should place their next rder here. Our service is unexcelled. KENDRICK & KING 344 N. Jackson St. GROCERS Phone 63 Our Stock ot 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" Flouvs-none better. Your patronage solicited HARNESS & JOHNSON bl'THERUX NEWS. (The Sun). Mrs. 11. J. Mac.Mulleu, of San Fran cisco, is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Franz. F. B. Wulte departed Monday on a business trip to North Dakota. He expects to bo absent about two weeks. George A. Pnton, tho lumber deal er, has purchased Frank N. Gillett'8 Interest In the Sutherlin Brick & Tile Manufacturing Co. Mr. Glllett will again engage in the contracting and building business. Colby Adams sold his ranch of 180 acres southwest of town to F. Mc Meehlel and J. Headley, recently of Wilcox, Canada. The consideration was $18,000. The ranch and loca tion is one of the most desirable In Sutherlin Valley. At the annual school meeting for District No. lllO. held In Sutherlin last Monday, the proposition to vote a 10 mill tax on all the taxable prop erty In the district for the purpose of school maintenance, and the ques tion of teaching the eleventh and twelfth grades were carried by a very large majority; there being but two votes against the first proposition nnd one against the Becond. This means that one or two of the rooms on the second floor of the new school building will be finished this sum mer and additional teachers em ployed for the coming year. George M. Richman was elected director for three years and F. W. Franz clerk for one year. ItlDlll.K NEWS. (The Tribune). tlnrn In rntivnnvillp. tn the wife of Ross Painter, or Ashland, Jine 17, a girl. airs, rainier is a sisiei of Mrs. Dr. Bursell. Sam Kockhill Is having a new Kurtz drier erected to take care of his large crop of prunes this year. Mr. Itockhlll says he will have about 4U.OU0 pounds of dried fruit. W. H. Bigelow's son is very sick at present writing at Frank Percy's residence. Mrs. Ilattie lligelow, of Portland, came up Tuesday to attend him. Mrs. Frank Perdue, of Mellinghnm, Wash., Is at Days Creek visiting rela tives. C. J. dates, former clerk In the Riddle Slate Bank, has purchased the 11 shares of bank stock ($1100) owned bv II. A. Rasor. Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Gidney. of Days Creek, have returned to their home after five weeks absence, but Mr. Gidney is not much Improved In health. Mrs. O. S. Harris departed Satur day for Ottawa. Ontario, Canada, to visit at her old home. Her mother is ill. and her brother recently lost a hand by an explosion. She will be nwnv for two months or longer. Her daughter, Ethel, accompanied her. Mrs. C. E. Schroctler, from Everett, Wash., arrived Tuesday, and will be the guest of her brother. E. A. Brnfl l'leld, for Revernl weeks. Misses Sadie and Flile Hourk, of Joseph. Oregon, sister of Mrs. J. W. Kerns, came in Saturday to spend part of the summer's vacation with their sister. Mrs. Clarence Gazley nnd daugh ter. Clare, and son. Clyde, came In Wednesday from Oakland. California, to spend ihe summer at Riddle nnd at their prune farm near Canyonvlllo. At the annual school meeting In the upper district, No. 20, last Mon day. A. I.. King was elected director for three years ami Mrs. Stan Roya ler was re-elected clerk. The dis trict Ib In fine financial shape and has money on hand. A teacher for the coming year has not yet been employed. They expect to have not less than eight months school. W. II. Hartley was unanimously 'elected director to serve lor tnree ! years aud Will Q. Brown was iinanl ! inously re-elected clerk for one year I at the annual school meeting of DIs Itrict No. 70, held in Riddle last ' Monday. An effort will be made to organize ; the prime growers this season for the purpose of marketing the coming Crop to the best possible advantage. ! Local men are taking the initiative in Ibis matter, but the call for or ganization is extended as well to all the growers at Myrtle Creek. ' Ruckles, the South I'mpuua Valley, ; Caniinvllle and all the south part of liie county, i ADVERTISEMENT 11)15 BIDS. ' I 103. . Bids urn hereby solicited for the furnishing of ten thousand (10.000) cedar stakes, cither sawed or split; size 2x2 Indies, and three feet long, sharpened at onu end for driving Stakes to bo delivered at the Over land Orchards in Garden Valley, the lust of them by August IS, next. OVERLAND FRUIT AND DEVELOPMENT CO. Charles A. Brand. Manager. dsw sgl IBREIi POISON. Every kernel of Bolduan's PolBon Grain contains a deadly dose of pow erful, quick-acting poison, "set" In the grain by a patent rocesn. Rain, snow, dew or damp ground docs not wash out this polBon. It Is the only poison which is as good lx months after as the first day It Is -nit out In the fields. ; Thn Lest nolson you've ever used, or vour money back. ! DRESSMAKING. i I MIhb Cor:. Grwn, talloress, ot San Francisco, has mo7- d here psrlora 1 from the Marks building to rooia ill Hotel Orand. Only first-class work. All work guaranteed. Phone iui. B. S. Nichols, carpenter and con tractor. Is prepared to do any aud all kinds of coniract work. Mr. Nichols carries Employers Liability Insurance which guaraniees to the owner no loss on account of any ac cident that might happen during con struction. Phone 3J7-Y, or 8 IS North Jackson. dtf WE HAVE MOVED. I We wish to notify our many cus tomers that we are now located In '.,r new building, corner Pine and , Woodward streets. We have an abun 1 . .riri nil the facilities for doing first class worU. Glvo us a tr'al LONE STAR LAUNDRY dtf JEWELRY! Her heart is set on it when she be comes engaged to have a hand Boiue engagement ring to show to her friondB. When you want to choose jewels for engagement or wedding gifts, birthday or anni versary gifts, look at our superb stock of jewelry. We have every thing to delight both the heart and the eye. A S. HUEY CO. Itosttlmi-K's Loading ilcwi'Ior. A curil showii; birth flower and horoscope free for tills month. H OTEL SEWARD Alder and 101 h Streets PORTLAND. OREGON mil 1 1 !&.' - fey 1 I IH11 J I ikI !.!'. ..W IlOTEli SKWARI) Is one of the most artistic, modern and elegantly npointed hoBtlerles In the Northwest. It Is located In the very best and most respectable part of Port land, being In tho retail dis trict and within a few short blocks of all the leading theaters and other placeB of amusement. The management respectfully solicit your patron age and good will. Take Hun at depot, or car marked "W," and get off nt 10th streot. Rntes $1.00 and up. W. M. SEWARD, Proprietor. TheShoolinu.jliery On Cass Street Will give to the person making the best average score between now and Sunday, June 2.'Ird, a 22 Winchester Special. c ENTRAL HOTEL Cor. Rose and Oak Under New Manage ment Newly Fitted up ant! N'cwly Furnished Board and Room by Day or Month Single Meals 25 Cents P. N. Butcher, Prop. HOMESTEADERS ASSEMBLE IN KOSEIil'RU TO KILE LAND ENTRIES SAI I RDAV, Everybody is Using the Vacuum Phone 79 Have the New Electric Vacuum house cleaner come and clean the en tire house in one day. Why waste time in the old fashioned way they useto clean house Roseburg Steam Laundry phong 79 Homestt'uders to the u umber of 50 or more from four counties In South ern Oregon aro assembling la Hoae burs preparatory to the opening to entry at the United States land offlce at 1 o'clock Saturday liiorniiiK of lumU that were squatted on previous to their Inclusion In tho forest re- j serve. The lauds art) of mixed agri cultural and timbered character and 'such of it as is chiefly valuable under i the former classification will be sub I ject to entry from Intending new ! settlers in cases where prior right jof squatters do not exist, j Specifically, the lands Uo in town i ships liii-- and 3, east of Myrtle j Creek; township 29-10 and township IU0-11, in Coos County; township 38- zt in Jackson County, and township 39-12, In Curry County. Some of tho squatters have been on their claims over five years, but they have the option of making final proof under the now three-year homestead law, which embraces more liberal provisions than tho old five-year law which the former supersedes. The opening tomorrow will be marked by the first use In this city of the lottery plan which obviates the possibility of tho courusion and oftentimes the altercations that at tended the land "rush" of days agone. Under this system, Initiated by the homesteaders themselves, the intending entrants, Instead of lining up before the doors of the land office for all-day and all-night vigils, as they once did, simply go to the land office Immediately upon their arrival in this city and secure numbers designating their places in line wbeu the opening oc curs, in the meantime reporting in person at the laud office twice a day, at 9 o'clock a. in., and 4 p. m. SFPS iiOL'AL NEWS. The Kind You Havo Always Bought, nnd which has boea In use for ever SO years, lias borne the signature of .. r ond lias been mado nnder hi per- jfy-jj" , soiml supervision since its infancy. fcueV3; iA4 Allow no one to deceive you In this. All Counterfeits, Imitations nnd Just-ns-good" are but) Kicpcrimcuts that trtllo with and cudtui;er tho health of Iufiuits and Children Experience ngalust Kiiiorhnent What Is CASTORIA Castorin U harmless substitute- for Castor Oil, Fare. Boric, Jrens nnd Soothliifr Syrups. It is Vleasnnt. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotlo nubstaueo. Its npra Vs its giuirnntco. It destroys Worms nnd allays I-'overishncss. 7t cures Diarrhooa and Wind Colie. It relieves Teetli.-iif Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It uHsimilr.tes tlio Food, regulates the Stomach ami liowols, t;lvi:u healthy and natural sleep, Tho Children's I'asiaceti- Tlio Jlothcr's I'riend. CENUNE CASTORIA ALWAYS Usazn the Signature of Frank K. Alley loft Thursday night for Portland. -Mr. and Mrs. 1). C. Pitzer are spending a few days in Salem. S. U. Hargar, of tho New York Store, is in 1'ortlaud on business. Forestry Warden W. J. Lander Is in Portland for a few days on busi ness. Miss Veva Buick left this morning for Kidding, Cal., to visit with her father. Camp chairs at Strong's are now .for sale. The quality has never been exceeded. L. A. Tlllson, tho North Uosehurg prune packing plant operator, ar rived here from Salem Thursday. .Miss Ilanna Hjerke, n half-sister of Antonc Larsen, of Looking Glass, arrived here 'today from Norway. She will reside at the Larsen homo. Mrs. C. C. fridges left Thursday night on her return home to Marsh field, after an extended visit here with her Mister, Mrs. J. 10. Kngor. Mr. and 'Mrs. Henry Uenham ar rived here Thursday from Portland, the latter enroute to Coos County, Mr. lienham leaving on his return to Port land this morning. ilaby won't suffer five minutes with croup If you apply Dr. ThomaB' Eclectic Oil at once. Jt acts like magic. Mr. and Mrs. .1. W. Wntrlng and daughter, Miss Delia, parents and sister of Mrs. William Klsner, of this city, arrived here Thursday from Los Angeles, and will visit for an Indefl ulie time at the Klsner home. The visitors reside in WeHt Virginia. Marshlield Kecord: Clarenco 11. ("Oliver and Mrs. Jennie A. Davidson were married June 17 by Hev. (J. Lei toy Hall at the home of Mr. mid Mrs. i. M. ('ollver, on Catching In let. Mr. and Mrs. Collver will leave shortly for Ash, Oregon, where they will reside. Claire A. Hume, son of Peter Hume, a former Uoseburg hanker, died In the (lood Samaritan Hospital In Port land. Thursday. June 2n, at the age of H' veins. Ills parents, residents nr Seltwood. three sisters and one bro!hT survive. One of the sisters is Mrs. A. uStell) Zlgler, of Port land. 1 Urania) !' (he bowels, promotes e: v natural movements, rures con-s-t'pntioii -Dnan's Heuleis!. Ask yi ni r diiifu;ist for them. 2"x: a box ; .-Vhnol Id reel or A. T. Marshall' Is i ireu inn a petition addressed to the ; i f i cfiitii'iil asking for the const ruc ' mi ni nl ii su list mi I ial f out -briil e jacro.-s Deer Creek, at the foot of Pit , it sM'eei. Such a hrldne. If eslnlr 1 lisle 'I, would prove a Kfeat eonvenU ; rue,, to i hlldren nil the south stile 1 ni ihi'crei It attending the new North llus' lmig urnde school. Arthur It, Maish, si'leKiniiii at S. K Svkes' hardware store In om- luri'K for several years past, and Hen 11. Miillwinkle, the well known Kden- bower poult ryinan, will engage In th pfn inership hard ware business at l:i.Mle. bediming on July 1. Th li.tve bought the stork and business' of the Piddle Hardware Company at Hi;it n hire and have also reined resi ( i lices I Here. IJOI I) .11 r, .llii Mil nun Mr. Miillwinkle are energetic business men and understand the hardwan hie- in iill I's phases. Previous to ruining West . Mr. Hull winkle was etnhlowd In a wholesale house In CM. m;.!. 'Doan's Ointment cured me of er. ZMiia that, had annoyed me a long i iine. The nj re was permanent."- - Ion. S. W. Matthefts. Commissioner Labor Htatls.tics. Augusta, Me. NOTIfT. TO COM ll. ."TO ItS. The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. VMC OFNT4UN COMPANY, TT MURDAV THKtTl NCW VOI J. NEW PAINTS AXI 4- PAINT ItniTSHKS. 4- l- -) S. B. Crouch's Hardware 4 Store Imb just received a big 4" stock of new paints and 4 4- brushes for all classes of work. J This stock includes high grade 4 4 goods In paints, varnishes, 4 J shellac, Jap-n-lac, lacjueret, j 4 deeoret, floor paints and J finishes, porch aud step paints, 4 i uarn ami warehouse paints, l 4 coach varnishes, iron enamel, 4 4 liquid primers, white lead, 4 4 W'hito zinc, oils, dryers, colors, I siennas, ochres, lamp-black, 4" etc. Also a complete lino of J 4 paint and varnish brushes. 4 4 Here is the place to get your 4 painting supplies at tho most J 4i reasonable prices. Crouch's 4 -U Hardware Store, opposito S. 4 I P. depot, Hoseburg. dtf T..T..TT..T..T..T..T..T..T..T..T..T..T..T..T..T..T..T. Dr. Ilnrmann. eyofllght Rpeclnl lut, v. Ill bo In Ills office, 217 So. Stephens Btreot, from the (lmt to tho fUteenth of each month. Telephone 64-Y. fltf Froah car of tile In sizes from S to 12 Inches. See Oaddli, th plumber. dtf Dr. E. J. Bonner, eye specialist, ot Medford, Is In Roseburg for ft few duys. Phone 211. FOR SALE WiiK'on, Hunt;', Unrnrss, Saddle. DeserllMid as follows: Good 2 V4 In wagon with tongue and fills, ton bolster springs, two double boxes largo arid small, two sprliiK scats. One top buggy complete best atudobaker make. One set rub ber tire wheels fits buggy extra. On set double driving harness. One man'B saddle with bridle and blaBli et. All In first claHS condition. O. I). M.YN.UI, Ilullder, l'lione, 21U-.JJ. AUTO TRANSFER J. P. CLEMENTS, Prop. Phone 70, or leavo orders it J. H lykes' gun store. Enstorn Oysters In Any Style. Short Orders at Any Hour. Quick Lunch Restaurant YE TOY, Prop. Rrgulur Dinner, 25c. Chicken Dinner Every Suidftf. Open Until 10 P. M. Dally. Sheridan Street. Near Depot. OPEN ALL NIQIIT. r;..'l.t r ' .-'JU-1: ffflffi Suppose You Hive a Fire Tonight Would you be able to stand u loss? If not let us attend to your insurance. We c nu place your business with the largest and most liberal coui. panics in the world at the same price yon arc paying for protection in an inferior company. The Douglas Abstract (& Trust Co S'otiic in lii'ivljy given Hint bids In. iv.Hwd liv Hi" "Hllty Court of I Kim (.iuiiiy. 'ir'-KMii, . m oTInc-k a. in., Tuesday. Hie second ilav of .1 u I v . 1912. for the cnidlliK (linn the elly lilnllH on Soulh Main Fire"t to the top of Pa mitt hill or Hi.' itiier'-iiilon on Soutli Main street rn.nl. arennlllii? to plain and HpiM-ltl-imiIoh nn die nl the County Clerk's i.liiie of lioiiKlas County, fin-gon. The court reserves fl(, rlglit to re ject any nnd all MiIh. My order of the County Court of Iiouiii.iH County. Oregon. Dated nl Itoneliurg, Oregon, June 13. 1'JlJi dtd K. II. LENOX, County Clerk. Choice Meats We handle choice meats, such win favor, catering to customers whe appreciate the best at reasonable prices combined with satisfactory service. Nice, setec d hams and bacon, 18c lb. Pure lard, la I lb, fi lb. nn 1 10 lb. pal's. 1 Ib. LOUIS KOHLHAGEN PHONE 19 10 7 CASS STREET gbsridaa Street-
