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Newspaper Page Textj 5 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 LCflOX & Ott EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW NOVKMllKH II, 1012. DAILY WEATHER REPORT U. S. Weather Bureau, loc.J oSce, Roseburg, 24 hours ending i . m., tods;. Ferclpltatlon In Inches and hun dredths: .Maximum teniporuturu 53 .Minimum temperature 4;J J rc.i jil i al ion 1.22 t otal precip. since lit. ot mo. 3.07 Nor. precip. for mo. for 34 yrs. 4.37 Ttal precip. from Sept. 1, 7. IS Avg. precip. trom dept. 1, 1877 f..61 Total excesB from Sept. 1, '12, 1.57 Average precipitation for 34 wet seasons (Sept. to May.) 32.36 WILLIAM BELL, Observer. WEATHER FORI. CAST: Rain tonight anil Friday. A (irrat lUlildlng Fulls when Its foundation Is undermined, and if the foundation of health good digestion Is attacked, quick collopso follows. On 'the first sign of indigestion. Dr. King's New Llfo Pills should be taken to tone the stomach and regulate liver, kidneys and bowels. Pleasant, easy, safe and only 25 cents at all druggists. 13 Board and Room Modern apartmentB with bath, and -hot and cold water in each room. 'Transient trade especially solicited. First class dining service. SIRS. CAMAND, Proprietor Phone 281. 112 Brockway St., Corner Jackson. i 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 Thone 241. 328 N. Jackson. IT'S A BIG PROPOSITION ; to the average housewife Is a large basket of clothes for the wash and laundry but we can take the responsibility of It off her hands and save her time, labor, patience and good health. We have facilities for the quick and careful handling of large quantities of Laundry-work, which wo do thoroughly and sat isfactorily. We call for and de liver goods and our prices are considered low. PHONE 380 and our laundry wagon will call. LONE STAR LAUNDRY FARRAND BROS., Props. Corner Pine and Woodward Sts. 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 IEIUIMX 8TRKET H-1 1 1 I H-I I I 'I"I"I"I-M"M' BIO CARLOAD OP PAGE WIRE FENCE. 8. B. Crouch baa just re- V ceiveu anomer large carload of $ the celebrated Page woven wire j rence, direct from the factory, j He Is now prepared to make satisfactory arrangements for 4 supplying fence In any quan- tlty on reasonable termB. Call 4 and see him without delay, or r telephone your needs In this J. line. J Aluminum Ware. ,4 See that splendid line of new J. Aluminum ware on display at 4 Crouch's hardware store, op-4- poslte the S. P. depot In Roae 4" burg. Here are articles that g are needed In every household. 4- Always bright and last a llfe-4- "me. dswtf I-I"!"!"!"!'!"!"!"!"!"!"!";"!"!"!"!"?1 NOTICE. All persons are hereby notified not to dump rubbish on or along side the Deer Creek road. Persons so dumping will be promptly prose cuted. W. H. BROWN, daw Supervisor. One of the finest holiday displays to be seen in the city Is the novelty bathroom ware on display at Winnie Gaddls,' the Plumber. Can You Beat It? Nice level lots, river bottom soil, good streetB, alleys In rear of every lot. All the privileges of the city WITHOUT the city's heavy tax as sessment. In fact Mayriard's Addition will make an Ideal home for you, as It is only four blocks from the new high school site, one block from store, two blocks from public school. See me about them, or phone 212-L. C. D. MAYNARD, Owner JOHNSON THE rilONB NO. IS 108. GOOD ROADS MEETING. Douglas County muni have btjtlvr roaus. Ittere is only one way to get them, and that is to bund mem. To build them there must be co-operu-nou. To secure this co-operultou a meeting will be held In the Commer cial Club rooms touiglit lor the pur pose of organizing u "tlood Kuuds .-issociuuou, lue uuject oi Lae ttbso- elation to be EXCLUSIVELY the building of permanent highways in Uouglus County. If you are iuler- esteu lu good roads, and really wish to see permanent highways through out Douglas County, attend the meet- iie tonight and become a member ot the Douglas County Uood Roads As- socialiou. e ask every man auu woman in Douglas County to become a member, pledged to work tor per manent highways, we mean hard sur faced roads suitable for trartic every day In the year, Just us good for travel of Juu. 1st us Juiy isi. jum the ranks of progress by Joining the Good Roads Association. Meeting for the purpose of organization will h held ton lht 1U tlie uomiuercmi Club rooms, 8 p. m., Thursday, Nov. 14th, lbia. W. C. HARDING, HENRY HART11. $1000 PASTOR KKSltiNS; ....... ....-., . ..-I.. V IT R1VEBHEAD. N. Y.. Nov. 12. A minister cannot face the high cost of living iu the present day and "main tain his honor ' on his salary oi 000 a year, according to the Rev. Gilbert A. Shaw, rector ot uruce Episcopal Church here, who gives this reason for IiIb resignation.- lie has accented a call to a church at Hazleton, Pa.,' where ho will receive a larger salary. "1 huve not the conscience to ask you for more money." said the rec tor, "and yet 1 cannot live on the sal ary I am receiving. I could not stay here and pay my bills, ana i uo uoi Intend to run Into debt." BOY DROWNED IN THE SOUTH UMl'QUA. To the Editor of The Review: y- .l ! On,l, IT.nni.lin THveC urowiieu, in oumi v .i.iM'". about 3 miles below Perdue P. O., . . . l eH.t,inn.i Pnnl near me niouin ui on. vcuj '"i" Donna Lerwil, the 9-year-old eon of Walter Lerwil. They were fording tne river on nuimuviv. very rough and swift below the ford l TA... I-r. Unan linrn I II M' 11 t TPH til UIIU uuiii.it; o iiw"".- .m.- into swift water and fell with him and rolled over nun iwice. 1 n n U l.n uinta ot rll (T(T i 11 IT 111 seen ui uuiimc n the rapids below. His father barely escaped drowning trying to rescue htm. This happened at 8 o'clock sunuay uiui uiug, were about 20 of the neighbors . i - ltV.r..11if nil rlfiv .. i I Vmt 111 I nprfi searcneo ine nvm miunu.... l... -11 t vain TllPV Will take up the search anew tomorrow. To Relievo Pains In Side or Cliest, For pains In the side or chest dampen a piece or nannei wnu num berlaln's Liniment and bind It over the seat of pain. There Ib nothing better. For Bale by all dealers. C AN OREtiON INDUSTRY GETS GOOD CONTRACTS. Among the recent contracts award o.i tn ihn Pni'iflp Knee llrick Com pany, of Portland, whose products are winning much popularity, are uie following: White brick for the new city hall at Grants Pass. nrhi.n i,,.if.if fur flip r.-storv Hotel being erected at Roseburg for the Provident Trust Company. fc. a Roberts, architect. Buff brick for tho new C-story Hemmel Hotel being ercted at Al bany. Charles Burggraff, architect. Gray brick for the new hank build ing ut Albany. Mr. Tobey, architect. CIDER TIME IN SWAZV. it's cider time In Swazy! All along the county road The orchard hands are ponrin' finest Into Jabez Landrum's hopper! Can't y' henr the presses squeak. An' can't y' smell the apples an' ob nf.n.,n t1,n npptiir leak From 'underneath the grinder? an' the youngnns on tneir nacns A-catehln' golden drlppln's with a satisfyln' "smack. An' can't you see the boys an' girls .n.ln.ln1 fimiinil HltTtlllMT. Ill , An' lookin' for apples every place but on tne grounu: An' run't you hear 'em titter an' ob serve their Diuanes it-n As red as any apple that's a-hangln n.-Phf.nl t I tell y' what, for makln' love this time or year is prime, n orchard lands of Swazy when It s cider makln time. It's cider time In Swazy an' I feel it's magic yet My taste for love an" elder aln t been A..nA a slnrrln hit! There's somo that likes the city; as for them, wen. iei em inj. But my first choice Is Swazy when the cider s on tne wny: Tho orchard lands of Swazy. way be vntirl it mortal's praise. An' there, with lots of elder, let mi tipple out my days! John D. Wells In S. F. Exnmlner Dangers of Cold" and Crip. Thore Is ItltU danger from a cold .iiaflr f ffrln except WllPtl or iroiu nu "' " - . followed br pneumonia. never happetid when Chamberlain Cough Remedy Is used. This remedy . i.. .nnutntlnn and fx- HAS won I'" F " " 1 ,, tensive sale by Its remarkable ci res . .-i.i. ..in .nri rsn he relied OI C"H1 Bin ni'e hi, imntielt confidence. or ui'" ; r I The price of foodstuffs has eoni- 1 . . r. I .1 fl ....... ntf down l tne noun -- Tlirlfly irroning potutl p"1"'" l Kltcliln St Black's, the nurserymen. WILSON AHEAD FUR HALF i HOIK IN CALIFORNIA.: SAX FRANCISCO, Nov. 11 Theodore Roosevelt lost his plurality iu California for about 30 minutes tonight and theu regalued It, as ad ditional official returns cuiuu in. Wbeu he uppeared ut the top of the column again it was with 10 votes uiurgiu over oodrow Wilson. l'or half uu hour Wilsou was credited with being 15 votes ahead. The difference was made in the official count of Sierra County, which gave Roosevelt 25 more votes lhau the unofficial count. Figures compiled at Roosevelt Pro gressive headquarters lute tonight were tukeu by progressive leaders to Indicate thut Roosevelt's ultiniato plurality would finally be between 00 and 400, and claims to this el- fect were made. EOl'LK SHOCI.D Gt'ARD AGAINST AITENDU'ITIS. Roseburg people who have stomach and bowel trouble should guard against appendicitis by taking simple buckthorn hark, glycerine, etc., as compounded In Adler-l-kn, the Uor- man remedy which became lamous by curing appendicitis. A SINtlLE DOSE relieves sour stomach, gas on the stomach and constipation IN STANTLY because this slmplo mix ture antisepticizes the digestive or gans and draws off the impurities. W. F. Chapman, druggist. Only a Fire Hero but the crowd cheered, as with burned hands, he held up a small round box. "Fellows!" he shouted, this Bucklon's Arnica Salve I hold, has everything beat for burns," Right! also for bolls, ulcers, Bores, pimples, eczema, cuts, sprains, bruises. Surest pile cure. It sub dues Inflammation, kills pain. Only 26 cents at all druggists. B Rolled oats and barley, crocked ann whole orn, wheat and all varieties of mill feed at the iglas County Mills. Phone 18. Call up 340, the Douglas County Creamery, for cream. APPLE BLOSSOM Sounds good, doesn't It? Well It's JuBt as good and better than It sounds, as any housewife, who has used this exceptional brand of HARD WHEAT FLOUR 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 BO lb. sacks at 7Cc and 11.50 a sack and Is sold exclu sively by KENDRICK & ING rS Square Deal Grocers Phone C3. North Jackson St. Now is the time To see us about THAT Plow! No matter vrlmt kind or soil yon hate, tto have Jnat tlm kind ot plow you nmL Ov RHVERHIIILH DISC I'liOW Is someMiIng new In plow niHnnfnctnm. We alno sell JOHIN DEERK WAGONi. DISO HARROWS, CHATHAM FAN NINO MILLS AND VAN IIRUNT IIKILIJH. Roseburg Feed & Fuel Company Oregon Restaurant Open Day and Night. First-class Meals at All Houi. Fresh Olympla Oysters, Flsb anl Clams all tbs time. Knlar Meals, ilfi Oats. Hare added a new balcony es pecially reserved for ladles aad families. PORTLAND NIGHT LOCAL TO ARRIVE HERE EARLIER. The Southern Pacific Company an nounces, elfecltvo ednesdiiy, Nov. 20th, ,lhey will huve thu lolloniug changes in train service. No. 17 leaves Portland 1:45 p. m., Salem 4:27, Albany 5:;t0, Eugi-uu 7, Hoseburg 10:05 p. in. Dining car Portland to Cottage Urove. No. 27 leaves Portland a:i0 p. in., Satem 5:2&, Albany ti:20, Eugene 7:60. No. 28 leaves Eugene 7:20 a. m., Albany dill), Suluiu 11:20, Ponlaud 11:30. Additional servlco will ulso bo In augurated locally between Portland and Albuny; No. 10 leaves Albany ti:30 a. in., Suleni 7:24; ;arrive Port land 0:50 u. in.; No. I) leaves Port land C:U0 p. in., Salem 8:20, Albuny 9:35 p. m. A loca standard sleeper win ue operated between Portland and Eu gene on trains la anu i. Salem Uuer urancn uiue is com pleted aud local Bervlce from Salem to Woodburn via lieer will be In augurated, leaving Woodburn 8:05 :, arriving Salem a. in., returning leave Salem 5:20 p. in., ar rive Woodburn 7:00 p. in. Two additional trains will be put on between Albuny uud Corvnllls; lenviiiE Albany 0:35 a. in., arriving Corvallis 7:10 a. m., returning in time to connect with No. 2S, ulso leave Albany 9:35 p. m. on arrlvul ot No. 9 nnd returning leave Corvallis 10:10 p. m. Good Medicine for Whooping Cough. 'I do not believe there is auy other medicine so good for whooping cough as Chamberlain's Cough Remedy," writes Mrs. Francis Turpln, Junc tion City, Ore. Tills remedy is also unsurpassed for colds aud croup, Eor Bale by all dealers. C SOUTH DEER CREEK NEWS. The South Deer Creek ladles were entortnlned by Mrs. Lawrence Cole man Tuesday afternoon. Dainty re freshments were served and the ladles Indulged lu fancy work and discussing their reciitly acquired suff rage. Miss Constance Moore Is I no guest this week of Mrs. Carl Shoemaker, of Roseburg. The Rev. Mr. Miller, of tho nulled lirothren denomination, preached In the Orange hall last Sunday after noon. At that tlmo he niacin a rcgu lar appointment to preach lu tho hall every second and fourth Hnnday at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Reagan, owner of tho large Roggess ranch. Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Thos. Whltsett. The latter. who has been seriously 111, Is rapidly recovering her health. Frank Cox, foreman of the Rare Dixon stock ranch at Dlxonvllle. spent Sunday with his parents In this valley. Frank says that iiik mother's pumpkin pies bent anything that they have to eat at his bachelor headquarters. Dr. C. II. Halloy has eonipieieu an Implement shed 04 feet In length and says ho wishes It were twice as long. Lawrence Coleman has completed an addition to his barn and says he now contemplating tho erection in a silo. Mr. Coleman Is an expert dairyman nnd keeps nothing hut reelstered cattle on his ranch. lie says that ordinary scrub callle will not pay for their hoard. At the last regular meeiniK oi ine local Grange preliminary steps were taken for the organization of a luin- slrcl troupe. Plenty of musical ability Is at hand In the Grange or ebestra nnd considerable full Is an ticipated by the members or the Grango In the rehearsals. James Moore Is putting the roof hie on the largest barn In .South Deer Creek. This barn, .which Is over 80 feet In length. Is a model dairy barn, with lis gutters, slanchions and other equipment. Ceorce Smith, nn expert jeweler. and owner of the McCall ranch, who hns been helping Mr. Clingenpeel the Roseburg leweler. has returned home to r-n tcli up In his farm work. Miss Vernle Euibree Is spending tho week with her sister. Mrs. Ar lliur llninmond.l of liosi'hui'g. The youngsters of the school dis trict are elated over the rait inai next, week is the annual teachers In stitute nnd they will hnve a few devs' inoniiini It la Ihe Intention of lh school board lo paint Ihe school building at that lime If the weather will nerni t as the voters or inn ins Irlet ordered It painted during this season. The lecturer of the Grunge, Prof. Albert Ifarcher. Is at work al an ehiliorate nrocratll to he given In connection with a box supper some t linn near Thanksgiving. The pro gram will consist of oni-aet, plays, recitations, musical selections on various Instruments and by th' Grango orchestra. Sherman ('outline has practically completed the seeding of his farm for next year s bay anil gram cmps CAUL. Flagged Trnln With Hhlct. Tearing his shirt rrom his bnck an Ohio man flagged a train and saved It from n wreck, but II. T. Alston, iiulclL'h. N. C... once prevented a oii-erlc with KleclrlR Hitlers. "I was In n terrlblo plight when I began to use them." ho writes, "my stomach, head, bark and kidneys wero all bad y affected and my liver was In bad condition, but four bottles of Kleclrlc Hitters made nm feel like a new man." A trial will convince you of their matchless merit for any slum nch, liver or kidney trouble. Price f,0 cents at all druggists. " U all kinds ami cleicrlptlmn. Klli bin Itlin k, the nurserymen. , 11 r.mlilrn Livery, feed and Sales n..n.. fl. Wnllrpr nronrletnm. niUlilt'll. linnn , . - New rigs of ail varieties, good gentle loams and carotin nnvem, '" . thai urn safe for ladles to drive. lllacktmlth shop In conec tlon; all work guaranteed. Phone f. llW,JJ!HBBTSksM&.aJHasWtimtWro Tho Kind You tliwe Always iu use for over 30 years, nnu jvf ' Jir supervision since its Infancy. f--X4i AUnw n aha tmlAKAlvn vnn In f.nfo All Counterfeits, Imitations nnd" Just-as-p;ood"are but Experiments that trlllo with and cudnuc;cr the health of Infants aud Children Experience against Experiment What is CASTORIA Castoria is n harmless snbstltuto for Castor Oil, Pare. Boric, Irci and 8-jothluir Syrups. It is Pleasant. It . contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio suliHtuneo. Its apre Is its gii'irautce. it destroys Worms and allays I'overislmes'. It cures IMarruooa- and Wind Colic It relieves Tcxitli.iifcV '.Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It asNliulIr.tcs the Food, regulates the Stomach nod ltowcls, givim? healthy and natural sleeps Tho Children's ronueco-Tbe Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS 7 Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought in Use For Over 30 Years. TMC OFNTftUn COMPANY, TT MURRAY TRCCT, Nf W VOWt QrTY If tho party who has my agate- liandlecl umbrella will kindly return it to mo I will give n reward. It. 11. Mathews. dtf No Iroublo to show you our new stock of hulhs nnd ornamental Hliculiliery. Hitchlii Al Iliac k, the nur serymen. Mrs. J. L. Travis, at 904 Mill street, teaches summer classes on all musical Instruments. Prices very reasonable Call and see. BARGAIN 2 nice level lots, each 40x100 In Walte's addition, only 8 blocks from High School, 1 new house 24x32, 9 ft. posts, shingled roof; another house 12x20, 1 wood shed 7x15, city water and sewerage, fine woll to Irrigate garden. Price $9.r.O, jr.OO down, balance on month ly payments of tli for first year. then $10 until paid, Interest at 6 per cent. Page Investment Co. 709 N. lacksou, or Phone 242. tf THKHI'AHS NOTICH. Posltlvoly n trospassing allowed on i lauds of tne Curry estate. BW N. OUHRY KSTATK. DO YOU APPRECIATE A clean store, high gradu meats, courteous attention, prompt deliv eries? If so, wo deserve your trade. LOUIS KOHLHAGEN Phone 19 107 Cass Street West Roseburg Grocery Neely (Sb Neely, Proprietors First Class, Fancy and Staple Groceries at Moderate Prices I lay, Grain and all kinds of Mill Products. Huttcr, Kjgs and Produce bought. Phone 29 West Roseburg I'KNCK IS Rlf.HT ADRIAN STEEL WIRE FENCE MADE OF ALL STEEL WIRE HEAVILY GALVANIZED J. F. Barker Co. Implements and Vehicles Roseburg, Oregon POST IIOli; DIGGERS FENCE STRETCHERS Bought, and which has been has borne the signature of , has been made under his per- Signature of AUTO STAGE LINE DEPOT. Dally stages and autos tor Marsh fleld and all Coos Bay points, also for Peel and Millwood, leave O. W. Rapp's grocery store, 188 Bbertdaa. CaBh paid for produce along the Una. PARISIAN PARLORS. The Parisian Cleaning and Pressing Parlors, 127 Jackson St., do French dry cleaning, sponging, pressing, repairing and altering ot ladles' and gentlemen's suits, guar anteeing satisfaction. Goods eailsd for and delllvered. Phone lit and we will call. We make suits to order, $15 and up. See our samples. The price or foodstuffs Has com down at the Korth Side Grocery, dtf "Pride ot Douglas," a Roseburg product, and "Queen City," a hard wboat article, made at Vancouver. Wash., are the two best varieties of flour on the market. Why use any other kind that costs moret It yonr grocer doesn't carry either brand, Just 'phone 18, Douglas County urns, land a sack will be delivered at your I home. PRICE IS RIGHT r jr