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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 EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW NOVEMHKR 0, 1013. DAILY WEATHER REPORT U. S. Weather Bureau, local oSoe, Roseburg, 24 hours ending t a. m., today. Fercipltatlon In Inches and hun dredths: Maximum temperature 56 Minimum temperature 52 Precipitation 65 Total preclp. since 1st of mo. 1.06 Nor. preclp. for mo. (or 34 yrs. 4.37 T-tal preclp. from Sept. 1, 5.17 Avg. preclp. from Sept. 1, 1877 4.44 Total excess from Sept. 1, '12, 67 Average precipitation for 34 wet seasons (Sept. to May.) 32.36 WILLIAM BELL, Observer. WEATHER FORI. CAST: Occasional rain tonight nnd Thurs day. A (li-cut Lliiilriing Kalis when its foundation Is undermined, and if the foundation of health good digestion is attacked, quick cnllopso follows. On the first sign of indigestion, lr. King's New Life Pills should be taken to tone the stomach and regulate liver, kidneys and bowels. Pleasant, easy, safe and only 25 cents at all druggists. 11 Board and Room Modern apartments with bath, andj noi uuu com water iu eucii room. Transient trado especially solicited. First class dining service. MRS. CALLAXD, Proprietor Phone 281. 112 Brockwny St., Corner Jackson. Near High School. We're Proud Because of the nice things our customers are saying OF OUR PIES If you do not care to stoop over a hot oven for a pie or two, give us a trial we're sure to please you. OREGON BAKERY Phono 241. 828 N. Jackson. IT'S A BIG PROPOSITION to tho nverago housewife Is a larpe banket of clothes for the wash and laundry but we can take tho responsibility of It off hrr liiinda and save her time, labor, patience and good health. We have facilities for the quick and careful handling of large niituitities of Laundry-work, which wn do thoroughly and sat isfactorily. We call for and de liver noods nnd our prices are considered low. PHONE 380 and our laundry wagon will call. LONE STAR LAUNDRY FARRAND BROS., Props. Corner Pine and Woodward Sts. r . I , 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 SIlKltlDAX STREET THE PHONE MO. IS 103. Lenox & Ott tri""i"i"i"i"i"i"i"i"i"i"i"i-i-i"t-i BIG CARLOAD OP PAGK WIRE FENCE. S. B. Crouch has Just re ceived another large carload of the celebrated Page woven wire fence, direct from the factory. 4 He Is now prepared to make 4 satisfactory arrangements for supplying fence In any quan- tlty on reasonable terms. Call 4 and see him without delay, or J. telephone your needs In this i 4 line. f Aluminum Ware. -J. See that Bplendld line of new 4 Aluminum ware on display at Crouch's hardware Btore, op- 4 poslte the S. P. depot in Rose J. burg. Here are articles that 4 are neoded In every household. 4 Always bright and last a llfe A time. dswtt NOTICE. All persons are hereby notified nor to dump rubbish on or along side the Deer Creek road. Persons so dumping will be promptly prose cuted. W. H. BROWN, dsw Supervisor. Most Roseburg houjewlves nae either "Pride of Douglas" or "Queen City" flour. There's a reason for It. Phone 13, Douglas County Mills, If your grocer doesn't carry either kind Roseburg Shoe Shining Parlor the only place in town for ladles and gentlemen. You get a first class, permanent shine, with pure polish. We alBO oil and dye shoes of all kinds. Location: No. East Cor. Rose and Cass Streets. Tickets good for 15 shines for 1. Umbrella repairing also. E. W. EAOAN. Prop. if? ff3) " 1 , - . , '. 2nd Ho. Lyceum Course Friday, Nov. 8, at Palace Theatre. Tickets at Marsters Drug Store. 50c To All. CARTOONIST CRANE IN LYCEUM WORK His Life Story Reads Like Romance. Chloago, Boston, Paris, New Or leans, San Francisco, Honolulu, Mex loo these are names only to most people places on the map. But to one mas they are milestones in an eventful life-Journey; chapters In a tfe-atory that reads like a romance. To the discerning thlB life-story Is an Illustration of the fact that life Itself Is a constant preparation for one's life-work if one be so fortunate as to And his life-work the vocation for which nature Intended him. A tabloid account of this man's life, so far. Is given by the Atlanta Con stitution. Ross Crane's preparation and equipment for his life-work as a platform cartoonist are most unusual. His college training lends the pleas ing literary quality to his speech; his theological training fitted him for Ross Crane at Work. platform work; his art studies gave strength and vigor to his drawing and painting and sculpturing work, while the remarkable blgnesB and swiftness of his rartoons was gained In the hurly-burly of metropolitan newspaper life. His years of travel In many lands, his association with all sorts and con ditions of people, have added to his breadth of. view and sharpened his natural keen perception of the ludi crous. He has seen life at first hand and behind the scenes; from mining camps as a mine engineer, to the cotton fields of Alubama, where he taught ROSS CRANE. school In a cotton warehouse, from straw-hut lire of the Kanakas In the Hawaiian Islands. Ho has traveled in ocenn palaces, Mississippi river steamboats, and the catamarans of tho South Sea Islands; on a special train with a presidential candidate and In a boxcar crowded with negro refugees from the yellow fever districts of Louisiana. For twelve months In tho year he travels from roast to roast and from Canada to tho guir eight months of the time living In hotels nnd railway trains, but during tho summer months travel ing and living In his own floating home the studio houseboat, "Crane's Noit." Artist, student, musician, cosmopo lite all of these and more Is Ross Crane, the cartoonist. I'laggcd Truln With Hliirt. - Tearing his shirt from his bark an Ohio man flagged a train and saved It from a wreck, but II. T. Alston, Raleigh, N. C nnro prevented a wreck with Klectrle. Hitters. "I was In a terrible plight when I began to use them," ho writes, "my stoinarh. head, back and kidneys were all bad- i Ijr Nllwmi aim ...., . .- ...... condition, but four bottles of Klectrle i Hitlers made mo feel like a n 'man." A trial will convince yon of their matchless merit for any atom ach. liver or kidney trouble. Price . 60 cents at all druggists. B A healthy man Is a king In his own right; an unhealthy man an un happy slave. For Impure blood and sluggleh Iher. use Burdock Blood Bitters. On the market 35 years, tl a bottle. WELCOME NEW PASTOR. Last evening the members of the' Presbyterian church uud their friends tendered a reception to the new pastor and wife, Kev. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Uurkhart. Pretty decora tions, a large attendance, an excel lent program and delicious refresh ments made the evening a most eu jovablc oue. Following Is the pro gram: Solo Mrs. Robinson Welcome Kev. Uassford Song yunrtetto Mrs. u. n. waiter, airs, nuuinson, . Morris and Supt. F. A. Titdgen. Greetings Rev. Howard Greetings Rev.-' Rutledge Solo Mrs. McKnlght Reading Miss Silverman Greetings Uev. Drowning Song .Quartette Marshfleld Coos Bay Times. Friends do you know the time haB passed when you should pay id. 00 or even $5.00 for the best electric Iron made. Well Rice & Rice nan made It possible to secure tho very best the market affords. An Iron fully guaranteed for ten years for $3.50. Remember, we are always the first to lower the price when possible to do so. We pay no rents, then why can't we sell for less. Buy a Fan Steel Electric Iron and be happy forever afterwardB. Rice & Rice. DTP A GLOBE-WERNICKE BOOKCASE For That Clever Wire There is a picture In our show window, Mr. Business Man, that should appeal to you that Is, If you love a home nnd children. It portrays a little human In terest Btory that Is without a title aud we are so anxious to got a fitting title that we propose to give away tho Globe-Wernicke Bookcase to the oue who makes the cleverest suggestion. Drop in aud get a ballot, draw a check on your imagination, and deposit it in our ballot box. No matter what the result of the National election may be, your wife will congratulate you, If you succeed In drawing this beautiful gift. This contest Is open to every body. You need not be a custom er to get a ballot. It closes Nov. 16, and alt an swers must be in the hands of the Answer Editor not later than that date. Only one answer from each contestant will be considord, bo send in only your best. KICK & RICH, The House Furnishers. APPLE BLOSSOM Sounds good, doesn't It? Well It's Just as good and better than It sounds, as any bousewlfo who has used this exceptional brand of HARD WHEAT FUH'H will readily tell you. And say It Is not only unex celled for baking pur poses of all kinds but It comes In 25 as well as 60 lb. sacks at 75c and (1.60 a sack and Is sold exclu sively by KENDRICK & ING Square Deal Grocers Phone C3. North Jackson St. Now is the time To see us about THAT Plow! No matter what kind of soli yon have, we liavfl lust tlio kind of plow you nml. Our ItKVKKHIIILK IUHG PLOW Is something new In plow manufacture. We also sell JOHN IlKKItK WAGONH, DIHO HARROWH, CHATHAM FANNING MILLS ANI) VAN 1IHUNT DUILIJi. Roseburg Feed & Fuel Company LOCAL NEWS Ous Larsen and family, of Melrose, left this morning for Kimball, Neb., where they will spend the winter. Miss Jennie llnrgreaves, of North Roseburg, left thlB morning for Port land, where she will train for a pro fessional nurse at Good Samaritan Hospital. Word has been received that wed ding iuvitatlous hnve been Issued for the marriage of A. E. Hubagh, of Fairfield, Iowa, to Miss Lulu Arrah CoXi ais0 ot tnat c(ty on the 14th of November. Mr. llubugh, who Is the nominee ot his party for the Stuto Senatorshlp, visited his Bister, Mrs. J. IS. Burkhart, In Roseburg three years ago, and made mnuy friends who will be pleased to hear of his coming murriage. Portland Journal: Claiming that the Michigan Auto & Buggy Com pany purposely substituted a second hand automobile for one which she purchased for 11700 when they de livered the machine, Mrs. F. J. Bol ter yesterday started suit agniuHt ttie company to recover her 11700 nnd to collect SG00 damages. According to Mrs. Bolter tho company guaran teed that the auto they sold her would run 25,000 miles and keep In excellent condition burring accident. The mnchlne she received, she claims, would not oven go, us the engine fulled to propel the car. . o TICNMILK MOWS. Fanning has begun In this vicinity and many tennis are busy In the fields now. John Ylesloy, who has been em ployed at tho lrwlu Lumber Com pany's mill, was kicked by a horse a few days ago, fracturing a rib. lie is now in Portland receiving treatment. Edward iUtshnell nnd sons spent Inst Friday in Roseburg nttentling to business matters. Monroe Porter, who has been upending several weeks In Happy Val ley, has been spending a few days at the home of his parents. Our district school Is In a flourish ing condition under the management of Geo. A. Crane, of Melrose, ns tearher. II. 7.. Irelnnd, of Olnlln. wns visit ing hero lnHt week. That new house makes a bad sign for a bachelor. Henry. W. R. Godfrey has been making some very noticeable improvements on his farm. Several of the young people hud saved up their money and sliined their shoes preparatory to utleudiug the Grange dance nt Looking Glass, but word was sent that the good time was a myth, for the present nt least. Jasper Howard, our efficient nnd genial mail carrier, makes his regu lar trips to Looking Glass trl-wookly. and he is very popular with the youngsters hero, particularly when he haB a load. of letters. Walter ilurt, who 1ms been some what indisposed during I ho past few days. Is not improving ns rapidly as his many friends wish to see. Louis Thrush, sports a heard like n Socialist, but he says he Is going to turn over a new lenr when he gets to Portland. J. G. Ilarnes took a load or dreRsed hogs to Roseburg one day last week We have not yet learned the avenigi weight nl same, but Ihey were excep tionally rine looking bogs. Tho Irwin Lumber Co. closed theli mills here Saturday, Nov. 1!. lor Ihr season. They have had a flue busi ness during tho past eight months, as the demand for lumber has far ex ceeded their expectations. About 600,000 feet have been snwod und hauled during this season's run. Th will probnhly resume operations again about Mareli first. Miss Beatrice Newland, who has been visiting with her parents here returned to Hosehurg Wednesday to begin her studios In the high school Ned Bushnell, one of our local citizens, has been purchasing cuttle In this valley during the past few days. We are pleased lo clironlcle Hie fact that Wm. Irwin Is much Im proved in health since his recent III ness. AUTKMUH. MILS. WM. AIH1II0H TcIIh Mothers W lin I lo Do for llcll- cato Children. "Mv fourteen year old daughter was very llilu and delicate. She had a had cough ao that I became very iiiui-h alarmed about her health. She was nervous and did not sleep well, hail very little appelite, and doclorn did not help her. Having heard ho much nbniit Vlnol. I derided to give it n trial. It has helped her wonder fully. She can sleep all night now without coughing oucef In fact her cough is gone. Iler nppelito Is great ly improved and she baa gained In weight. Vlnol Is a wonderful medi cine and I will always keep II Iu the house. 1 wish every mother knew what Vlnol will do lor liellcilo child ren." Mrs. Wm. Archer, Long Branch, N. .1. This delicious cod liver nnd Iron nreiiarntlon without oil la a wonder ful body builder and slrenulh crea tor for both young and old. We iiromlse to give hack your money iu every ease where Vlnol does not bene fit. This shows our faith In Inol. lied Cross Pharmacy, W. ! t Imp- mnn, Hosehurg, uregon. i rain auv.;. l lowerlng lliillio, hyacinths, tulips nnrrlsnl. crocus, lilies, etc.. at H. K. Sykes. dUi o . lllankets, Comforters and Rpreails. I No Icecream blankets here - all lull weight and lull size. Host all wool blankets In the city. Call and be convinced. Hlce & Itlce, dtr H. 8. Nichols, ca.penter and con tractor, Is prepared to do any an 1 all kinds of contract work. Mr Nichols carries Kmployers Liability Insurance which guarantees to th owner no loss on account of any ac cident that might happen djrlng con struction. Phons 327-Y, or S18 North Jackson. Ut llREiSOftSTORIA ALCOHOL 3 PEK CfllT ASSPlablo PrciwullonrorAs- aCW. .vmiiaiiiiginciootfanuRedtiia .in.; Italic Smarts oMBoiStf if 1,00 O Proraoles DigcstiortJChf erfiil ' nessandlfcst.Conlalnsiteliiri Opiitm.Morphine nor Mineral. OT NARCOTIC. Jix.Snm jtmsrStrd Ctanlrd StitKir tyrmltmn Ancrfecl Rcmcdv forOrosRja- :ssS' ;?boki Hon Sour SIomnch.Dlarrlioca WormsjComiusiims.rewnslt iters anil Loss of SLErR hcSMle Signature of NEW YORK. Exact Copy of Wrnppcr. If tho party who has my ngato hninlled umbrella will kindly return it to mo 1 will give a reward. It. B. Mathews, dtf' Xo trouble to show you our new stuck or litilhs niiil ornamental Hhriililiery. liitcliili V Black, Hie nur serymen. Mrs. J. L. Travis, at 904 Mill street, tcachcB summer classes on all musical Instruments. Prices very reasonable. Call and Bee. BARGAIN i nice level loU, each I Ox 1 00. Iu Walte's addition, only 8 blocks from High School, 1 new house 24x32, 9 ft. posts, shingled roof; another house 12x20, 1 wood 4hed 7x1 R, city water and sewerage, fine well to Irrigate garden. Price 9fi0, $r00 down, balance on month ly payments of IIS for first year, then I0 until paid, Interest at 6 per cent. Page Investment Co. 709 N. lackson, or Phone 242. tf o TKHHI'AHU NOTIUH. Positively n trespassing allowed on lands of ttie Curry estate, dsw N. OtIRH Y BSTATB. r.VUIJ. I r r - West Roseburg Grocery Neely Neely, Proprietors First Class, Fancy aud Staple Groceries at Moderate Prices Hay, Grain and all kinds of Mill Products. Butter, Ivggs and Produce bought. Phone 29 West Roseburg ti,o rViref ar Season Opens ,,c uyaier Aboutseptio We will linndlc again this season the FAMOUS "SKALSIHPT" OYSTERS .KolliI Mensliro No Wnter Choice meats of all kinds. Ilnm, LOUIS KOHLHAGEN Phone 19 Hero Funning Mills Do Vour Plowing Now With a Sanders Disc Plow! They Will Plow Any Kind of Soil J. F. Barker Co. Implements and Vehicles Roseburg, Oregon Cider Presses Dicks Feed Cutters For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years iTORIA VM OINTAUR VOMPftttV. NCW TOHH SITV. AUTO STAGE LINE DEPOT. Dally stages and autos for Marsh- field and all Coos Bay points, also for Pool and Millwood, leave O. W. Rapp's grocery store, 133 Bherldaa. Cash paid tor produca along the Una. PARISIAN PARLORS. The Parisian Cleaning and Pressing Parlors, 127 Jackson 8L, do French dry cleaning, sponging, pressing, repairing and altering of ladles' and gentlemen's sulU, guar anteeing satisfaction. Goods callad for and dolllvered. Phono 116 and we will call. We make suits to order, 1 15 and up. See our samples. The price or rooOaiulTB has come down at tho Lorth Bide Grocery, dtf "Pride ot Douglas," a Roseburg product, and "Queen City," a hard wheat article, made at Vancouver, Wash., are tbo two beat varieties at flour on the market. Why nss any other kind that costs more? It your grocer doesn't carry either brand, just 'phone 13, Douglas County Hills, and a sack will be delivered at yaur home. ) SI. 00 the Quart. mic tho Pint S iirc the half-pint. bacon and pure lard. 107 Cass Street Hoosicr Disc Drills ir aw
