Roseburg review., September 18, 1912, Image 3

The Palaceof Sweets
ICE CREAM
The one refreshment for all appetites. Served in any
style, or any way for any occasion. It delights the
whole family. Cool, refreshing and invigorating drinks.
Music and Instruments LdlOX & Ott
EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW
hi:i'ti:.miii:u is, 101a.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
C. S. Weather Bureau, local oBce,
Roseburg, 21 hours ending i a. m.,
today.
Perclpitatlon In Inches and hun
dredths: Maximum temperature 71
Minimum temperature 4H
Precipitation 0
Total preclp. since 1st of mo.
1.84
Nor. preclp. for mo. for 34 yrs.
1.04
Ttal preclp. from Sept. 1,
1.84
Avg. preclp. from Sept. 1, 1877
48
Total excess from Sept. 1, '12.
1.18
Average precipitation for 34 wet
Beaaons (Sept. to May.)
32.36
WILLIAM BELL, Observer.
WEATHER FORI CAST:
Fair tonight and Thursday.
Many Driven From Home.
Every year, In many parts of the
country, thousands are driven from
their homes by coughs and lung dis
eases. Friends and business are left
behind for other climates, but this Is
costly and not always sure. The bet
ter way the way of multitudes Is
to use Dr. King's New Discovery and
cure yourself at home. Stay right
there, with your friends, and take
til is safo medicine. Throat and lung
troubles find quick relief und health
returns. It's help In coughs, colds,
grip, croup, whooping cough and sore
lungs makes It a positive blessing.
50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free.
Guaranteed by all druggists. 13
Have Arundel tune It.
Our Work is
It pleases the most particular
person, because we aro careful
Willi It and turn It out looking In
the host of condition, whether
rough dry or Ironed. Give us a
trial today. Phone 380 and our
wagon will call promptly and re
turn It finished In a surpris
ingly short time.
PHONE 360 and our laundry wagon will call.
LONE STAR LAUNDRY
FARRAND BROS., Props. Corner Pine and Woodward Sts.
Groceries
Fresh Fruits
and Vegetables
All the very beat that can be had. Our stocks are complete and
well assorted. Our prices aro reasonable, and our Bervlce unex
celled. Money back if goods are not satisfactory. You can shop by
telephone and get good service.
KENDR1CK & KING
344 N. Jackson St. GROCERS
HARNESS &
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 solicited.
HARNESS JOHNSON
SIIKRIDA-f SrltKKT
to whom it may coxcekx.
I have Just taken the agency for
one of the best tailoring houses in
the east. Should you wish to order
a suit, you can rest assured It will
be up to date, in every respect. Cut
In any manner you wish, in taking
your measure this house utilizes
I ail anon measures, bucii ua uu ujsi
class tailors use. . This makes me
I feel confident that 1 can suit the
most fastidious taste. Remember wo
still retain the ability to make you a
suit here should you wish. We make
suits at home second to none on this
coast.
I LITTLE MAC, the Tailor,
dim 119 Oak Street.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
Positively n trespassing allowod
on j lands of the Curry estate
dsw N. CURRY ESTATE.
AUTO TRANSFER
J. V. CLEMENTS, Prop.
Phone 70, or leave orders at J. H.
Sykes' gun store.
Board and Room
Modern apartments with bath, and
hot and cold water In each room.
Transient trade especially solicited.
First class dining service.
MRS. CALLAND, Proprietor
Phono 281.
112 Brockway St., Corner Jackson.
Near High School.
Bound
to please
Phone 63
JOHNSON
THE PHOXK NO. IS 10.1.
Laundry
MAIUUED.
KLEE HODGE. At the homa of the'
groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.
L. Lee, at Looking Glass, Sept. IS,
1912, Howard C. Lee and Miss
Carrie Hodge, Rev. A. C. Vernon
officiating. I
The wedding was attended by rela
tives and several friends ot the
couple. A formal reception will' he'
held at the Lee home this evening.
The bride is a daughter ot Mr. and
Mrs. V. l' Hodgo, of Looking Glass.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo loavo next Mon
day morning for their future homo
at Thompson, Nev., where he Is em
ployed at a Binelterlng plant.
QttNTER PIERCE. In Roseburg.
Sept. 18, 1912. Osborn Ounter and
Mrs. Lena Pierce, of Guntcr, Judge
G. W. Wonauott officiating.
HORN.
KS'APP. At Mercy Hospital, West
Roseburg, Sept. 17, 1912, io -Sir.
and Mrs., H. M. Knapp, of Garden
Valley, a son, weight 11V4 pounds.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
C. A. Wilber to Chas. Pember,
00; 80 acres sec 25, 24-4.
Chas. E. Nelll to P. K. Newell,
$10; part of see 10, 30-5.
R. K. Trlvett to O. A. Ilouser,
$000; part of lot 0, Maple Park Add.
to Riddle.
FREE SAMPLE 1NII0KSTK
REMEDY
finest Ever for Gas, Sourness, Fer
mentation, Heaviness anil I'pset
Stomach.
Send name and nddress to Booth's
MI-O-NA. RufTnln, N. Y. Say "Send
me sample of MI-O-NA," and you will
hnvo an opportunity to try for your
self a remedy for Indigestion, dyspep
sia, gastritis or catarrh of the stom
ach that has relieved and cured thou
sands upon thousands ot people
throughout America.
So certain are MI-O-NA Stomach
Tablets in any case of disordered
stomach I'lnt the Red Cross Phar
macy will supply you with the distinct
understanding that if you are dissatis
fied with results they will refund the
purchase price. Could anything he
fairer? For dizziness, biliousness,
headache, nervousness, sleeplessness,
or any disease arising from nn upset
weak or siek stomach, MI-O-NA
Stomach Tablets aro highly recom
mended. 50 cents a box all over
America.
WE HAVE Ul'ILT X'P Ol'R Ill'SI-
XESS 11Y SELLING REPU
TABLE GOODS.
And we would rather lose a cus
tomer than make a disappointed one
in a fow months time by selling them
trash. This Is not Independence, it
Is a straight business policy, and lr
we express it in plain fashion, It Is
because we want to drive the facts
home to you. Don't think we "fool
our oats." Wo do not want to dic
tate to you, but we tell you as plainly
as wo know how wnat is ucsi ior
YOUR Interest and ours.
The interest of this store ann its
patrons are always mutual. True
success Is never built up on nny one
sided arrangement.
Old Friends nml new residents nn'
cordially Invited to insiK'rt
our goods.
RICE & RICE,
Tho House Furnishers. dl w
NOTICE.
VnM.n la linrnl.V i.tven that IUV
n.tfn If.iwln P,.nrin linvlllf? If.f t HI V
bed and board, I will not bo respon
sible lor any oeuis mai may uu cun
tractcd by her, and I warn all persons
nn.l,,i l.t.r nrodfb Willi the
Ki,i,dl
expectation that I will pay tho same.
Dated at wincnesier, ureguu, uun
9th day of September, iiz.
tl. v , l nil unuii.
INDIAN LAXDS FOR SALE.
rri... r,,lln,..l 1.,ln lfi.wld ntn fl rl
unrtlunA fni- Rule lllllfl OI)Ctlcd Sollt
30, 1912; for further Information
apply to II. G. Wilson, Supt., Hose
1,,, fi flrecnn '
Lund Salo No. (Hi, Allotment ino. i
tdai, Alu- sir I. Rl.' I,'. Hen. 31
v 3 M il ic. W. M.. Ore. 40
acres. Appraisement, szuu.uu.
Land salo ino. io, Allotment eo
'7 Vrnnlr fh n i P. W M, ttrj 'A
SW14 NE Vi SEV4 NWS Sec. 32, T
2.i H. H. 3 W., W. ill . lire., luu man
A miral (inn, fin I t&nnOn.
Land HalO WO. ll, aiioiiiiciii n".
8, Frank Chlntelle. SW 'A Sec. 32,
. or. a ll 1 W W M. Ore. 160
acres. Appraisement, fl.zov.uu.
Land salo ino. is, aimh it
ivnnk fhlntpllo. SW'A Sec. 22
'7 u n 9 w . w. M.. Ore. 100
,'.r..0 AnnrnUenient. 1 1.200.00.
Land salo ro. rj, aihiuhuhi. w
31,
Frank Chlntelle. NB see
t ot a il a W.. W. M.. Ore
tr'n A ..nrilunmnol it. .100. 00
i cln Vn A7 Allotment No
oo r'hnrlnv nrndford. Lot 7. E 'A
SWVl Sec. 1, ink 1 nw
T. 36 S.. II. 13 W., W. M. uro. a
-..,.., A nnrn lanfneil t . 1300.00.
Land Palo No. 68, Allotment No
o AH lhnenn I.ntfl G. 7. 8. 9
10, and NE' 8vy4 Sec. 17, T. 22
S., It. 10 W., W. M. Ore. 123.98
acres. Appraisement, $100.00.
Lnnil Sale No. 69, Allotment No.
02 .lako Fearn. Lots 1 and 2, HV4
NK4 sec. 4, T. 22 8., R. 4 W VV.
M. Oro. 153.37 acres. Appralso
........ 1 1 inn no
Land Sale No. (U, Aimimeni
81, Jake Fearn. BE Vi Sec. 4, T. 22
S IL 4 W., W. M. Oro. 160 acres.
Appraisement. $1,200.00.
Land Salo No. 71, Allotment No.
65 Jako Fearn. SW'A Sec. 10, T.
,. o haw W M (Irn. 160
acres. Appraisement, $1,200.00.
Land Salo No. 72. Allotment No.
38, Jako Fearn. NK Vi Sec. 8, T. 22
H It. 4 W.. W. M. Oro. 160 acres.
Appraisement, $900.00.
Land Salo No. 7.1, Allotment No.
64. Jake Fearn E'-i NW Vi NF.V4
SW'A NWV. NE'A Sec. 34. T. 25 8.,
R 4 W., W. M. Ore. 160 acres.
Appraisement, $1,250.00.
NEW PIANO STVMO.
Mrs. H. Jay Stone has arranged !
for a down-town studio to acrommo-,
date pupils who live in parts of town
too far from the home studio. 1 he
schedule of leBson hours for tho fall
term, beginning Sept. 23rd, Includes
lessons at both places, 219 South
Jackson, two doors south of tho lOlks'
Temple, and 717 Hamilton street.
Phono 3 02-J.
Have AruLdel tuna It
Furnished Rooms
For students or teachers.
Near Lane School. Cau
batch if desired. Tel. 122-y
Now is the time
To see us about
THAT
No mailer what kind of soil you
have, wo liavo just tho kind ot plow
you need. Our RKYEItSIHLE DISC
PLOW is soim-tlliug new III plow
manufacture. Wo also sell .lOII.V
DEERE WAGONS. DISC HARROWS,
CHATHAM FAXMXO MILLS AND
VAX BRUNT DRILLS.
Roseburg Feed & Fuel
Company
tat, Pressed Dridi
AND
An Inspection ot stock and com-
jarlson ot prlcos will convlncs yon
hat tha place to buy Is st
M. C. Burleson's
Plant and office eornor Oak and
Jine tlreets. Roseburg.- Phone 11
Eastern Oysters In Any Stylo.
Short Orders at Any Hour.
Quick Lunch
Restaurant;
YE TOV, Irop.
Regular Dinner, 25c.
Chicken Dlnnor Every fiundsf.
Sheridan Street. Near Depot.
OPEN ALL NIQHT.
New York Cafe
Chan Jo, Prop.
OI'EN DAV AXD NIOIIT.
Meals at All Honrs.
Regular Meals 26 CenU
Chicken Dinner Sundays, from
12 Noon to 2 P. M.
Chop Suey, Noodles, Fresh Oyi
ters, Fish, Etc., all the time.
Cor. Jackson & Washington Sts.
EVERYBODY IS
Using The
Vacuum
Phone 79
Have Ihc New ICleclric
Vacuum house cleaner
come and clean Hie en
tire house in one day.
Why waste time in the
old fashioned way they
useto clean house
Roseburg Steam
Laundry phone 79
Plow!
Build; Haterial
IX)CAt, NEWS.
Mrs. Ed. Kluuoy is visiting In A1-!
bnny. !
Mi, and Mrs. J. M. Killson tire
spending ti Tew days la Oak land. ,
C. li. Cannon ivturnt'd Tuosdny
from a busiiu'KH (rip to Portland, j
L. V. Mosmnun, of tho SoldlorR''
Home, loft thin inorniiiK for Portland.
Mrs. U, W. Hales returned Tuetuluy
night from a visit with her daughter
at Kiddle. j
Miss Helen Caaey returned Tues
dtiy from Kugene. She will remain
nil ; 11 Sunday, when she leaves for
Dallas to re-enter school.
erry Htnudley and niece. Miss
Josio Statu! ley, of Cnnias Valley, left1
this morning for Corvullis, where the;
young lady will attend tho O. A. C.
tUhany Democrat: l ho Ko . iiig-
gart nndw family will soon moo to
Oakland, Or., where ho wl'l ui-e
charge ot tho Southern M,l(idlt
Church In that vicinity.
Marriage licenses have been Issued;
to Kdward L. White and Leo In
Askew, of (ilendale, and to L. A.
Itoldina and Hoko Iv. McArthur, of
tilt liter. I
K. S. Waterman, of Spokane, has
bought of J. C. Alexrtnder ucres
of Umpquu Park Addition. It Is
understood he will Htock tho place
with thoroughbred cattle.
Torturing eczema spreads Us burn
ing area every day. Doau's Oint
ment stops its spreading, Instantly
relievos tho itching, cures It perma
nently. At any drug store.
Mrs. Oliver Johnson returned on
Tuesday evening from Portland,
whero sho was called by tho illness
of hov sinter, Miss Kudo Norton, who
is now on tho road to recovery.
Colonel K. Shannon Taylor lor, oh
this week for Los Angeles, Cal.,
where ho will spend tho winter wli!i
his sister, who Is now in her S:!tul
ear, two years younger than M r.
Taylor, who Is the eldest of u family
of eight. Mr. Taylor will bo accom
panied on his southern trip by bis
two daughters, Mrs. Ileefner, of
Pennsylvania, and Mrs. Hoss, of Port
land. Marshfield Record, liy the brok
ing of steering gear on tho Jhi-k.-;
Allen auto this morning, tho ma
chine, went into the mudflats olf the
long bridge and (Hank) II. V. "Iris
was caught underneath. His !nf (rfes
may be internal, as be Is Rulerliii;
greatly. Ho was taken to Mercy
Hospital, after Hrst being brought in
Marshfield. Mr. Allen eseap'l with
i few bruises.
Doan'8 Hogulets cure constipation
tone tho stomach, stimulate the
liver, promo to digestion and appe
tite and easy passages of tho bowels.
Ask your druggist for them. 2u
cents a box.
Mandolin and guitar lessons.
Rapid advancement and thorough in
struction. Players wanted for club.
A. Ferguson, llerriugton llouso,
Uosoburg. dtf
Sidewalk lumber cut ready to lay
Pago Investment Co. Phono 242. tf
Simon Caro will soon malto an lm
portaut business announcement that
will cause tho natives to sit up and
tako notice. Look out for tt.
Tho old bookkeeper Hald: "After
all tbero is no Ink like Carter'B ink.'
Tho Roseburg Uook Storo has Car
tor's Ink.
'A tiirl of the Limber LoHt," "The
Trail of the Lonesome Pino," and
many other popular copyrighted
books now reduced to 7"i cents, at
tho Roseburg Monk Store.
Call up 34u, the Douglas County
Crenmery. for cream.
'Pride of DouglaB nnd "tjuecii
Clty'Tlour bring reHiilln. Ask tin
Douglas County Mils. Phono 13.
Most Roseburg hou ;ewives use
either "Prldo of Douglas" or "Queen
City" flour. There b a reason for It
Phono 13. Douglas County Mills, If
your grocer doesn't carry either kind
Rolled oats and barioy, crnKoa and
whole orn, wheat and all vnrletlof
of mill feed at the iglas County
Mills. Phono 13.
Tho greatest germ destroyer and
disinfectant known. Will destroy
odors and germ life In twenty sec
onds. Kor use In slnkH, toilets und
sick room. Wo guarantee this prep
aration to do nil wo claim for U. I'or
salo by Marsteis Drug Co. dtl
Roseburg can proudly Doast oi
having the best modern ladies' nnd
gent's shoo shining parlor of any
city of its size. Also n bootblaclt
who Is thoroughly sMIleo tn Mm nri
of treating, preserving, and polishing
leather. Location at northeast cor
ner Kuso nnd Cass streets.
Hmiifro Llvory, Feed and Sales
Stables. Hanks A Wolker, proprietors
New rigB of all varieties, good gentle
teams nnd careful drivers; also
teams that aro Rafe for ladles to
drlvo. Mlacksuilth shop In collec
tion: i.ll work guaranteed. Phono &
II. 8. Nichols, carpenter and cm
tractor. Is prepan d to do any nt
all kinds of coniract work. Mt
Nichols carries Kniployer Llahlllt)
trisurancn which guarantees to th
owner no Iohb on account of any a
cldent that might happen d.irlng con
Htniction. Phono y7-Y, or HIS
North Jackson. dtf
"Prldo of Douglas," a Roseburg
nroduct. nnd "Qut'en City," a bard
wheat article, made at Vancouver
Wash., are tho two best variotle of
flour on tho innrnet. Why use any
other kind that costs nion;7 If your
eroci r doesn't carry either brand,
just 'phono 13, Douglas County Mills,
.md a nark will bo delivered at your
home.
While there are so many experts
testing the in ui'-lirer wo ham gut
the real article. Not b"cr, hut Itng-i,
and we Invite the public to come In
and examine them. V.'o have Ihc
latK"Ht line ever shown In ItoKelnin;
anil we welcome the linine owners to
Inspect our line or Kail Uiiks.
Hero me n few of the different
kinds and prices:
Montgomery lirusselln, (1x12 $12. Mi
lioiiy iiiiisReiis. iix 1 2 ;::t.oo
Oneida, I'.niBH-llii. Hxl2 .'10. nil
Lenox Tapestry, tlx I :! I '"..nil
Wi.ton and Axmliister. 9x12. 27. ml
li.tlox (limn ItugK, KxKI.... 7,f.n
Wlllon, !'xl2 4,.'.r.n
llody ll.lllford, 1 2 ;t2..rrU
KICK ft KICK,
Tho IIoiibq Fiirnlshors. di w
f ,n . . :
."11 mm
lii
.M.COIU.IL .1 TEK CKNT
A'c'Jcl;iWi'Pi-opiralioiiror,U-
siniilaiiiigilifioiiilaiKlRctfiila
lingllic SMiatiB RiulUuwIsof
PromntPsDijoslionffeeifil
hpss imtt It'st'Conldlns nclter
Opitini.Muiphuie norHiiwai.
Not Narcotic.
hi i
fimpb Sird
ttxMJiSJtl" onwf!i-l lli'mpilv rorOmsllliJ
Unit. Sour Slnniach.DUrrtnca
Ynrnis,Cnirvuisiiiis,lwriMi
Iicrsmi!lL0SS0FSU!KP.
Exact Copy of Wrapper,
Fon rnosnciiTixa attokney.
RoplylnR to Inquiry of ninny cltl-
'.oiih un to whether or not I will be a
candidate for tho office of proaociit-
ms nttornpy at tho Novembor elec
tion. I desire to nny positively that
1 WILL bo a candidate; tliat my potl
tlotia aro In circulation In each of
the counties of tho district. I will
statu In addition that I am extremely
gratified with the number nnd class
of persons olferliiR mo their support.
lswtf W. W. CAHDWELL.
(I'nld Adv.).
Tho price of fooilHi.ulTs liai come
lowu nt the l crth Elde (Irocery. dtf
A HAItOAIN 2 nice luvel lots, each
10x100 In Wnlto'B addition, only 8
blocks from lllRh School, 1 now
house 24x112, II ft. posts, shingled
roof; another house 12x20, 1 wood
ihed 7x15, city water and soweraRe,
fine well to Irrigate garden. Price
$!)50, $ri0Q down, hnlance on month
ly payments of $15 for first year.
then 10 until pnld. Interest at '6 per
cent, rage Investment Co. 709 N.
.lackRon, or Phone 243. tf
hill &0E& 1
tV.? NEW Y01?K.
H- fmmm& PMi'l iiliii
West Roseburg Grocery
Necly Neely, Proprietors
First Class, Fancy and Staple Groceries
at Moderate Prices
I lay, Grain and all kinds of Mill Products,
l'tiltcr, Fggs and Produce bought.
Phone 29 West. Roseburg
Oyster
The
We will handle
FAMOUS "SKALSHUT" OYSTKKS
Hnllil Measure
No Water
Choice meatH nf nil kinds. Ham, hiicmi nint pure lard.
LOUIS KOHLHAGEN
Phone 19 107 Cass Street
Maynard's Addition
To West Roseburg
Tliis'supcrMy ideal addition is located on Harvard Ave
nue 3 blocks Kast of the Soldiers' Home, and one hloek
from store, two from school anil only four blocks from the
accepted Iliuh School site.
Think Of It! Fine Level Lots---River
Bottom Soil
Streets entirely around the ',blotks with alleys'at rear
of all lots; city water; electric lights; one half block to
river. Just outside city limits, therefore, no heavy city
taxes. All modern conveniences at minimum cost.
C. D. MAYNARD, Owner
Phonc212-L On Property
!
ForlTfnnt3 and Children.
Tho Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
Thirty Years
THI CINTAUH aoMWNT, NCW TORROrTV.
NOW
la tho tlmo to lay In your winter's
supply of VOOIt.
We can furnish you lu-lnch Blnb
wood by tho cur load for only J3.76
a cord f. o. h. Uosoburg.
PAGIO INVHSTMENT CO..
709 No. JnckBon St. Phone 242.
A l! TO STAG 13 LINE DEPOT.
Dully stnges nnd autos for Marsh
Held and nil Coos liny points, also
for Peel and Millwood, leave O. W.
Rnpp's grocery store, 133 Sheridan.
Cash paid for produce along the line.
rAIUHIAN PARLOUS.
Tho Parisian Cleaning and
Pressing Parlors, 127 Jackson St.,
do French dry cleaning, sponging,
pressing, repairing and altering of
Indies' und gentlemen's suits, gunr
aiitcolng satisfaction. Goods called
for and delilvored. Phone 118 and
wo will call. We mako suits to order,
(15 and up. See our samples.
Season Opens
About Sept. 10
acnin (his season (lie
( $1.(111 the Qllill'f.
nor the Pint
( l.-ie I lie hnlf-pllit.
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