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Newspaper Page TextThe 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 LCflOX & Ott nosEitutn w. c. t. v. EI.KCT9 OFK1CK1W AND I'l.AXS l'OHTLAXO Tltll , EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW whom it may coxceiix. SEPTUM IHUS 1, 1012. DAILY WEATIIEH REPORT U. S. Weather Bureau, local oBce, Roseburg, 24 hours ending t a. ni today. l'erclpltatlon In Inches and hun dredths: Maximum temperature 78 Minimum temperuturo 45 Precipitation 0 Total preclp. Bluce 1st. of mo. 1.84 Nor. precip. tor nio. lor 34 yrs. 1.04 Tutal preclp. from Sept. 1, 1.84 Avg. preclp. from Sept. 1, 1877 ,. . .. .... 52 Total excess from Sept. 1, '12. 1.32 Average precipitation for 34 wet seasons (Sept. to May.) 32.36 WILLIAM BELL, Observer. WEATHER FOR CAST: Fair tonight and Friday. 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 tills house utilizes all short measures, such as all first class tailors use. This makes me feel confident that I cuu suit the most fastidious taste. Remember we still retain the nblllty to make you a suit here should you wish. We make suits at home second to none on this coast. LITTLE MAC, the Tailor, dim 119 Oak Street. 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 suro. 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 this safe 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. GOc and $1.00. Trial botllo free. Guaranteed by all druggists. D TRESPASS NOTICE. Positively n" trespassing allowed on j lands of the Curry estate, dsw N. CURRY ESTATE. AUTO TRANSFER J. I CLEMENTS, Prop. Phono 70, or leave orders at J. H Sykes' gun store. Board and Room Have Arundel tune It. Modern apartments with bath, and hot and cold water in each room Transient trade especially solicited, First class dining service. MRS. CALL AND, Proprietor I'hono SHI. 112 Drockway St., Corner Jackson Near High School. Our Work is It pleases the most particular person, bocnuse wo are careful with it and turn It out looking In the best of condition, whether rough dry or Ironed. Give ns a trial today... Phono 380 and our wagon will call promptly and re turn it finished in a surpris ingly short time. Duu nil to please 1, l;'au;illLj t..,-h l,,l.,r,.vt u,.n t.ilrnn l lha closing meeting for the year of the Wumuu's Christian Temperance Union In Hoseburg Wednesday. A large list ol sunscnpuuus 10 uiw loung Crusader, the young peoples paper, was sent in, and plaus for helping and attending the great Na tional convention to be held In Port land October 19-20 were discussed. The convention will be held In the W hite Temple. The Maiiory Hotel wiii be used for headquarters, the .illliinoinan anu i-uruunu iiuieis iui i entertainment. This will be paid for inrougii me generosity oi wiu i-un-land Commercial Club. It will be an ni.nnrtiifillv nf n llf limn In At tend the annual meeting of the larg est organization or women in uiu world. Special rates nnd entertain ment will be provided for delegates and visitors. The officers for tho ensuing year elected at the meeting were: Presi dent. Mrs. S. E. Collier; Vice-Presi dent, Mrs. W. M. Mcllee; Cor. Sec, Mrs. Lillian ljoyde; Itec. Sec, Mtb. A. I. Geddes: Treasurer. Mrs. Helen wl,l,tln' aeevetnriea for the Loval Temperance Legion, Mrs. C. K. Root and Mrs. u. l,. cooy, nnu i"i West Side, Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Mc Gee. Arrangements were made for a window sale of home cooking on Sat urday, Sept. 28. Committee In charge, Mrs. V. W. Hunt, Miss Mary Eilgerton, Mrs. J. o. aieu nuu mis. J. V. Groves. NEW MAXO STVIHO. Mrs. II. Jay Stone has arranged for a down-town studio to accommo date pupils who live In parts of town too far from the home studio. The schedule of lesson hours for the fall term, beginning Sept. 23rd. Includes lessons at both places, 219 South Jackson, two doors south of Iho Elks' Temple, and 717 Hamilton streot. Phono 362-J. LOCAL NEWS. Have AruLdel tune It Now is the time To see us about THAT PHONE 380 anil our laundry wagon will call. LONE STAR LAUNDRY FARRAND BROS., Props. Corner Pine and Woodward Sts. Groceries Fresh Fruits and Vegetables All the very best that can be had. Our stocks nro complete and well assorted. Our prices are reasonable, and our service unex celled., Money back If goods are not satisfactory. Ynu can shop by telephone and get good service. KENDR1CK & KING 344 N. Jackson St. GROCERS Phone 63 HARNESS & JOHNSON 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 m:i.u: i:s catarrh ix i norit Tim nnlrlipst mill easiest WSV to nor.., ,ii voni muffins clouded hC:ul n.wi ft-,.n "tin, thrnnt. from catarrhal secretions Is to breathe iiooin s ii vnil l.'T llnn't u-iistn time with impossible ,,.ii,r..iu- iivoMKI lias ended the ...u-m-v ,r rn iji prii rnr t tonsillitis oi despairing sufferers; It will do the same for your if you will give it a fair trial. Just breathe it; It kills catarrh germs and banishes catarrh. A ll0- MKI out fit, wlllcll liicliuies innnier ,.oiu ti an flminrutc bottles, if af terwards needed, fide, at pharmacists even-where. .Money ones nom mi lted Cross Pharmacy if dissatisfied wQ ehexuoweu news. Plow! Vn t.tnlfjii. it-hut. klllfl of soil YOU have, we have Just the kind of plow vou need. Our ItKVKItSlltl.E DISC PLOW is somoiiiing new in iu .......,.r,... ,,-.. XV.. nlso sell JOHN DEEHK WACOXS, DISC HARROWS, CHATHAM l'AXNIMi ,1111, l.s VAX ltltUNT DRILLS. Roseburg Feed & Fuel Company O. II. Cash, the progressive man ager of the Uiiiiia viuiey nun l-nlnn linn finished drilling his well nnd has t mined a large vein of water. A few of hlB neighbors were in hopes he would tap a Keg mat ui Hampton Haun t anaiyv.cu, um ......I, i,,,.ir for thp linlchbors. F. D. Frltsch has a fresh, cow (we do not mean nn impertinent cow). Mother cow nnd son calf are doing fine. ... i.' eiulnnni bi ii ii fort u ii ate In los- inn- n horse Monday night. Dr. Hunt was called, but was imablo to savt UH! illllllHll. Thus. Klnillay, superintendent or the Douglas County Infirmatory, has returned from a trip to ino cuuiuuu r.iim. Road Supervisor I'eriluo is putting the roads In fine shape. on the Vj, 01 1 per cent mill levy we oiiin i p F.Menbower is harvesting n large ..,-,,,, emu n ml there Is not drier in- tn handle, it. ROO. Furnished Rooms For students or teachers. Near Lane School. Can batch if desired. Tel. 122-y Cement, Pressed Dridt AND Building Material An Inspection of dock nd com oarlson of prices will convince yor. hat the place to buy In st M. C. Burleson's Plaut nd office corner Oak sno Mno streets, Rosehurc. Phone lit P. H. llarlh, of Portland, Is spend ing a few days In the city. I.. A. t'oland is expected homo to night or tomorrow from a business trip to Edgely, N. 1). Dr. Lowe's glasses do not need the guarantee that goes with them. There's a reason. Mrs. Alhy Schmidt and little son left Wednesday on their return to American Falls, Idaho, after u visit here with her father, J. W. Mote, ami other relatives. v- v.- U'.lln.ii Hie pitnlrnptnr lias gone to F.ugeno to superintend the street curb and gutter work for the Clark & llenery Construction Coinnanv In that city. Wednesday was an unfortunato day for the Clark & llenery paving company. At their mixing plant in North Roseburg late In the atiernoon n flange joint in the strain pipe was 1.1.,,,-,. off tim-ivivi-lv nilKsilliir n HiMir- liy workman and causing suspension or that part Ol tneir opei-ainma no the rest of the week. At Med ford their car nlaiil broke down, necessl tatlnir the abandonment of a big hutch of iiavlim work until next spring. Meiifnni Sim; At tho oiuirtoiiy conference of the Methodist Episco pal Church Monday tho congregation uiiaitmiousiy extenueu a ean io K. Olln Kldrldge for another year The reports of the various commit loea mill lleiml'l llicllt WCI'B lllOSt ell ....rn.rii.o- tn tlm rlinreh memberB i,,,i ,.,.!, ileimrttneiit was uiven a vote of praise. The church budget has grown to the respectable sum ot i, 0011, an announcement that caused ..... l,l. hie i-elnlelllir. - TllO CllUl'Cll membership, attendance and finances have all grown during ine pum year Dr. Lowe, the well Known opioiuoi ,-ici is nniv nt Motel MoClaleln to re in.-iiii till noon Saturday. ThlB is his II tit li visit to Rosobui'g in tlie past tt v n lira Ashland has appropriated J.I000 more to meet a contingency arising n r.oiinoetton wit l consl I'UCllon oi II... ...... ,,L,.I ,w.m iii-mnrv llwrn Till lowest bid was over $20,1100, contour n a inir a bu Hi ine w limit singe teat ui-cb and other improvements, llclng ..I i.,-,.uiil .-lllinnl nn nnerii house. citizens were prompt in deciding not to lorego ativaniages aiioiueo uy uit ...miltlnol Inn 'riiis nt'tinii Is taken on t lie assumption that the stato will iui'i-easo its atiiu'oprintioii by a like amount. Tho original apiroiriuiion was $;'iO,000, tl'i.OOO to he assumed hv Ihe slate and $7500 each by cinin ty nun city. lionel Coiiiplnlnt in Children. For bowel complaints In children nlways givo Chamberlain's Colic, Ch'olera and Diarrhoea Remedy nnd castor oil. It is certain to effect a euro and when reduced with water and sweetened is pleasant to take. No physician can prescribe a better remedy. For salo by all dealers. l oss of Time. a .,Diiv tre.iteil. a snrnined ankle will disable n man for three .L-noks hut liv aiinlvine Cliani- lierlaln's Llnliiient freely ns soon as tho Injury Is rcceiveo, unu u""i .iinnitn.,o with piip.h bottle, a IIIU uni:,.iiii. - .,n i,p offpptpil ii from two to four days. For Biilo by all dealers. C INDIAN LAXDH I'OR HALK. mi,p r,,itnn-iti(f Tnillnn lands are nd- vertlsod ror Bale, bids opened Sept. in 1012! for further Information apply to 11. CI. Wilson, Supt., Rnso hurg, Oregon. Lnnd Sale No. en. Aiuninein- Joseph Aleck. SK SK4 Bee. 31, T. 3 N., R. 11 W. M., Ore. 40 acres. Appralseinent, $200.00. Land Salo No. 10, Allotment No. -7 Frank Chintelle. W 'A BE 14, SW'4 NK'i SEVi NWV4 Sec. 32, T. 25 S. It. 3 W., W. M. Ore., 160 ncrcB. Appraisement, $800.00. .' .i c.in ii. 17. Allotment No. 2S,'Frnn'k Chlnlello. SW 14 Sec. 32 T. 25 S., R. 3 W W. M. Ore. 160 acres. Appraisement, $1,200.00. Land Salo No. 18, Allotment No. a i.. u nhlnlnllp. NW',i Sec. 22. '- 1 . ... ... r ten -t' hi u 1 'A IV . IV. III.. "ID. " ncren. Apprnlsiiment, $1,200.00. t lp ISJn 111. A lllllieiil 51 ' Frank Chintelle. NE Vi Bee. ii T 27 8., It. i w w. m.. lei) ncreB. Appraisement, $1,300.00 Land Halo wo. m, """""""",;' , ......i.... Hrn,lfnr,1 Lot 7. B.VS SWVi Sec! 1, NEV4 NW 'A Sec. 12. T 36 S R. 13 W -W. M. Ore. 128 acres. Appraisement, $800.00 Land Sale No. oi, Alice Johnson. Lots 6, and NE'i SWA sec. w, i. " It 10 W W. M. Ore. 123.08 acres. Appraisement, -.. v. Land Salo No. f v. '" ' . .Inko Fearn. Lots l"- s'? :,, ... i T . a. R. 4 W.. w. ' ir,. ' rr,3.'37 acres. Appraise ment, $1,200.00. 61 Tike'Fearn.-SEU Sec 4 T. 22 S R 4 W.. ur"- 1 Ai'ipn'ilseinent, $ 1,200.00. Land Salo No. 71. Allotment M. 65 ko Fearn.-SWV. Sec 10. T '! ! S, R- 4 W W. M. Ore. 100 ,-r,-V Appraisement, $1,200.00 "'."'. :... vn -. AllotmPlit No. .lake Fearn. NE 'A Sec. 8. T. 2. S It 4 W . W. M. Ore. 160 acres. A,'tirals.nieiit, $300.00. ' u..i v., 7:t Allotment No. "X-' " NW 14 NE'A I.I . K I r'-ni - ,. i i-.vn N.I-.V. S.-c. 34. T. 2u -. Ml .1 ' . e rrn R 4 W., W. JM. "" " Appraisement. $1.250.00 Mr,. J. L- Travis, at . . i.ohi.. summer classes on all Enstern Oysters .In Any Style. Short OrderB at Any Hour. Quick Lunch Restaurcivb ' YE TOV, Prop. Regular Dinner, 125c. Chicken Dlnnor Every Sundnv. Stierldnn Street. ' Near Depot. OPEN ALL NIGHT. New York Cafe Chan Jo, Prop, OPEN DAY AND NKJIIT. MciiIh nt All Hours. Regular Meals 26 Centt Chicken Dlnnor Sundays, from 12 Noon to 2 P. M. Chop Suey, Noodles, Frosh Oyt tors, Fish, Etc., all the time. Cor. Jackson & Washington St 10, 3., 62 1 yip- PF.c o2 - ivi S'.'rv-. ' :S3a I lit ' r.t. -'cr. 5i 6M ALCOHOL 3 rt)R CKNT. AVog-'tab-c Prcp.j3iion ror.ls-siinil.-iiipiJilicloodaiKlIii'jiiia lingllicStiOTicMlDuMclsof PromolosDiipslionfru-friiil IIilCC Mini If.Jtal Prttlt ilncnuilh-i- rOT NARCOTIC. Jimvat Sn-d" t'ijf iSrW tjvrfrri'nt . t'irnSrrd- Wnv ,Sour Slonwli.Dlanlm; VYonns.iVnnusii'ns.ifvTnMi Excel Ci.-py of Wrapper. For Ipft.r.s flnrl Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears Signature tllQ A A. m In Use For Over Thirty Years THK OCNTAUH OOHNNT. NIW YOUR OITY, VOK PHOSKCUTINO ATTORNKY. Tlpnlvttip to Innnlrv of rennv cttl- candldate for tho office of prosecut ing llliuiimy ill lliu iMivuiuiHH ,:ii-ii- t Ion. I deslro to say positively that I WILL be a candidate; that my peti tions nro In circulation In each of the counties or the district. 1 will .l.ln In fl,l,llH Hint I nit, Pvli-pmplv gratified with the number and olass if persons offering me tneir support. Iswtf W. W. CAHDW biLL. (Paid Adv.). NOW In tho tlms to lnv in your wlnUr's Biipply of VO()l. We can furnish you lii-incn sino wood by the car load for only $3.75 a cord f. o. b. Roseburg. PAGH INVKSTMENT CO., 709 No. Jackson St. Phone 242. EVERYBODY IS Using The Vacuum Phone 79 Have Ihe New F.leclric Vacuum house cleaner come and clean Hie en tire house in one day. Whv waste time in the old fashioned way they uscto clean house Roseburg Steam Laundry phone 79 MnmlMlIn nn,l p-ntlnr lessons linn), l iwlvitiippiiipnt nnd tliorounh 111 structlon. Players wanted for club Fprirnson. 1 lerrinKloll House ItnMi'hnrir. dtf Sidewalk lumber cut ready to lay Pulp lnvf-nlment Co. Phono 212. tf uininn rum will nnn iimlce an illl Mpi-inni hiiMlnpKR nnTKiiuiireiiient that will cause the unlives to sit up and ake nonce, look out ior u. Ti.p ,,1t hMMirltppiipi mild! "Ariel all there Is no Ink like Carter's Ink.' Thp Itiim-hiii-ir Hook bloro has L,ar Ipr'a tnk. -A C.li- of t he I. in her Lost. -11111 -nit nr lliu i.niiosonie Pine." anil ni.iiiy oilier popular copyngnieii hiiiiku now reduced to 7-ri ci'lltH, 111 Hip iriii4ilnit-i? Itook Store. Cull 1111 Kit. the Douglas uouniy nrniinmrv fur cream. i'rldo ot Douglas nnu wueeu niv'Tlour brine results. Ask the Douglas County mils, rnonu 10. iui llnphiire hou.iewlves use either "Pride of Douglas" or "Queen City" Hour. There s a reason ior 11. Plump ia llonirliis touufv Mills, if your grocer doeBii't carry either kind Rolled oats Slid lianey, cri'.seu nuu whole orn, wheat and all varieties of mill feed at tho iglas Count) Mills. Ph.niB 13. Tho greatest germ destroyer nnu dlslnfiM-tant linoivn. Will destroy odors and g"rin llfo In twenty spc- inds. For use In sinks, toilets and sick room. We guarantee this prep aration lo do all we claim rer 11. i-"r ale by Marsters Drug Co. on Rmi.lrn I.lverv. Feed and Sales ai..i.iu itnnlru A Wplkpr. nrotirletors. New rigs of all varieties, goon geniiu teams and carenii uriveiH. uiu tenuis that are safo for ladies to ilrlvo. lllacksinlth shop In conec- tlon; i ll work guarantepil. Phone t. H. S. Nichols, carpenter nnd con tractor, Is prepared to do any nt. ..11 1.1,, .la ill r.intrnpl wnrK. iM r Nichols carries F.mployors Liability naiirnripn winrn Euarui tM-n lu iii-- owner no loss on account of any ac i-lili-nt that liilgni napi-ii ii ihmk " Htrnctlon. I'bono 3-7-Y, or 81H North Jackson. ll' "Pride of Douglas, a itosenurg product, and "Queen i:ity," a hard wheat article, made at Vancouver, Wash., are the two best varieties ol Hour on the market. Why tiso any other kind that costs more? If your grorer llol-SII I carry r-liner union, Just 'phone 13, Douglas County Mills, ind a Back will he delivered ut your home. down at the I'orth Ride Grocery, dtl timPlIM iJ nlm Iptr.tl lpla paplt 40x100 In Wnlto's addition, only 3 UltlCHS lll'lll IHKII OUIlt,ui, 4. Utiw bouse 21x112, 0 ft. posts, shingled roof; another house 12x20, 1 wood shed 7x15, city water und sewerage, nun well 10 irrigate garoen. rrice cnr.n tr.nn rlitivii hnlnnpn nn tnntith- ly paynionls of $15 for first yoar, men Tlil lllllll pain, nuoresL ni u pui cent. iJnge lnvesimeni 1.0. iv n AUTO STACH LINE DKPOT. Dully stngeB and autos for Marsh neld nnd all Coob Ray points, also for Peel anil Millwood, leave Q. W. Raiip s grocery Btore, in snonaan. Cash paid for produce along the line. PARISIAN PARLORS. Jackson, or Phone 242. Tho Parisian Cleaning and Pressing Parlors, 127 Jackson St., do French dry cleaning, sponging, pressing, repairing and ulterlng ot ladles' and gontlemen'B suits, guar anteeing satisfaction. GoodB callsd for and delilvered. Phono 116 and wo will call. Wo make Bulls to order, tf I $ir. and up. Seo our samples. West Roseburg Grocery Ncely (J Necly, Proprietor First Cliiss, Fancy and Staple Groceries at Moderate Prices Hay, Grain and all kinds of Mill Products. Iitittcr, IvKfis and Produce bought. Phone 29 West Roseburg Ti,e Ovster Season Opens About Sept. 10 We will handle ajinin this season the FAMOUS "SEAISIIIPT" OYSTERS Solid Measure No Water Choice meats of nil kinds. ( $1.01) the (Junrl. 1 1... t,i.. 1 I 'jrc the lialf-lilnt. Hum, h.-ii'iMi anil pure lard. ts or nil kinds, nam. n.-irnn nnu pure LOUIS KOHLHAGEN Phone 19 '107 Cass Street While there lire so many experts testing til" nenr-lieer -WO have gnt the real artli'le. Not h'-i-r. but lings. mid we Invite Ihe public In (nine In :iml examine lliein. We li.-ivo Hi" largest Hue ever !i!wn 111 Hosi'liurg and we welcome Hi" home owners t" Inspi-rt our Him of Fall Hue. Hero are a few of the different Lliu!-. inn! tirlr-is: Montgomery Itrussi lis, !: 1 2 $l2.r.O limtv l!nis.ells. !lxl'J :i:i-"0 lllielda Pripsi-lls. !xl'J :i.' l ..,.. Toi.elrv. !tx12 !." W illi, ii i, ml AxmltiMter. ! x I - . 21 liellux (iras Rugs, KxlO.... 7.r." Wilton. !'x!2 4'J.T.n II, ..1 ir llm-iriirrl '.1x12 112. TiO Maynard's Addition To West Roseburg This'superMy ideal adtlition is loc!iod on Harvard Ave nue 3 blocks Kast of the Soldiers' Home, and one block from store, two from school am! only four blocks from the accepted Hi(;h School site. Think Of It! Fine Level LotsRiver Bottom Soil Streets entirely around the blocks with alleys'at rear of all lots; city water; electric liuhts; one half block to river. Just outside city limits, therefore, no heavy city taxes. All modern conveniences at minimum cost. C. D. MAYNARD, Owner Phone 212-L On Property . ' . n,i. Prices very KICK & HICK. THK niO.VE NO. IS 13. musical j, ti- r.ll md sea. dtt Tim House Fiirnlshers. di w SHLRIDAX 8TRKET reasoiiBui. -