Roseburg review., November 21, 1912, Image 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
EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW
XOVE.MIHOlt 27, 1012.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
O. 8. Weather Bureau, loci oKce,
Roseburg, 24 hours ending i a. in.,
today.
Perclpltatlon In Inches and hun
dredths: Maximum temperature ....... 53
Minimum temperatpre 30
Precipitation 0
Total preclp. since 1st. of mo.
4.9S
Nor. preclp. (or mo. (or 34 yrs.
; 4.37
T..UI preclp. (rum Sept. 1.
9.09
Avg. preclp. from Sept. 1, 1877
C.Gr,
Total excess (rom Sept. 1, '12,
2.4 1
Average precipitation lor 84 wet
seasons (Sept. to May.)
32.36
WILLIAM BELL, Observer.
WEATHER FOR CAST:
Rain or snow tonight or Friday.
A Orrnt l!ii!Ii!'ns Pulls
when Us ruuml.illbU Is u:i,1lT1iiLk-J,
and if the fuum'.al'.un 1 f health
good digestion Id aiUitlu.J. 0. i'l
collopso followB. On the first sign
of Indigestion, Dr. King's New LUo
Pills should be taken to tone the
stomach unci regulate liver, kidneys
and bowels. Pleasant, easy, safe and
only 25 cents at all d'.'iKglsts. I)
Board and Room
Modern apartments with bath, and
hot and Cold water in each room.
Transient trade especially solicited.
First class dining service.
MRS. CALLAXD, Proprietor
Phone 281.
112 Brockway St., Corner Jackson.
Near High School.
FRESH EGGS
That are realy fiesh we get them from the farm
and know they are realy first class.
The North SitleGrocery is the home like plac
for you to trade. The best of everything, fresh everyday.
IT'S A BIG
PROPOSITION
to the average hotiBewlfe Is a
large basket of clothes for the
wash and laundry br.c we can
tnko the responsibility of It off
her hands and save her time,
labor, patlenro and good health.
Wo have facilities for the quick
and careful handling of large
quantities of Laundry-work,
which wo do thoroughly and sat
isfactorily. Wo call for and de
liver goods and our prices are
considered low.
PHONE 380 aud our laundry wagon will call.
LONE STAR LAUNDRY
FARRAND BROS., Props. Corner Pine and Woodward Sts.
HARNESS & JOHNSON
Our Stock of Staple and
Fancy Groceries is Complete
We cairy 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 2t JOHNSON
SHERIDAN 8TKEET
Lenox & Ott
i"I"I"M"I"M-!"H I I I M"M"H
v
nia CARLOAD OP 4.
I'AGK WIRE FENCE. 4.
S. B'. Crouch has Just re-
oeivea anotner large carload o(
the celebrated Page woven wire
fence, direct from the factory.
He Is now prepared to mnke
satisfactory arrangements for
supplying fence in any quan
tity on reasonable terms. Call
and see blm without delay, or
't
teiepnone your needB In this
14 line,
Aluminum Ware. 4
1 4- See that splendid line o( new 4
J Aluminum ware on display at 4
4 Crouch's hardware store, op- 4
4 poslte the S. P. depot In Rose-
1 4- burg. Here are articles that
I41 are needed In every household.
4 Always bright and last a lire- 4
'4 time. dswtl 4.
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,
dsw Supervisor.
One of the finest holiday displays
to be seen In the city is. the novelty
bathroom ware ou display at Winnie
(Jaddis,' the Plumber.
Can You Beat It?
Nico level lots, river bottom bo!1,
good streets, alleys in rear of every
Int. AM the privileges of the city
WITHOUT the city's heavy tax as
sessment. In fact
Maynard'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. T. MAYNARD, Owner
Side Grocery
i I
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THE I'HONK NO. 19 108.
SOUTH DEER CREEK NEWS.
The Rev. Mr. Miller, of the United
'Brethren denomination, preaches In
,the (Jrange hail next Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock. All are cordially
I Invited.
I Mrs. Edward Ingram and children,
M( Kost'burg, have returned home,
after a visit nt the home of Mrs. In
gram's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thus.
'Whitsett.
I Miss Constance Moore, who has
been visiting In Roseburg, has re
turned home.
j Richard Meisner, whom it was re
ported was to have helped Ed Davis
j with the tatter's fall Bowing, has de-
Icided to remain with John Casebeer.
j Rev. Mr. Oliver, our local school
teacher, left for Roseburg Tuesday
evening to attend the meetings of
I the teachers' institute.
Henry Cox 1b confined to the house
jwUh a sprained ankle. While help
ing his father, John Cox, unload a
wagon box of corn, in some manner
he slipped, turning his ankle, result
ing in a bad sprain. '
Dr. C. II. Bailey this week shipped
, four capons to one party who wishes
to use .the birds, instead of brooders,!
in mothering IncnhAtor chicks. j
John Casebeer is the victim of a
I recurrence of his former complaint,!
: inflamatory rheumatism. He is,!
however, gradually improving and
I will soon be able to resume his work
on his ranch. I
George Daudel, who has been as-j
sistlng In removing Mrs. Callaway i
I from Coos County to n local hospital
in Roseburg, has returned to hlti j
homo at Ptyieorest farm.
Owing to the closing of the high!
school on account of the teachers' I
institute, the Mtsses Xenia Casebeer
and Bertha Karcher are enjoying ni
visit nt their respective homes.
Mrs. Knafflo Pickens, who was re
cently operated upon for appendlci-
Itis, ecpects to be able to return to
her home In this valley next week. I
Mrs. Reagan, of Williams. Ore., is
.visiting at the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs. Ed Davis. !
I Sherman Con nine has nearly com
pleted the sowing of his grain for the
. season. As yet, however, compara
tively little grain has been sown on
. account of the unusual amount of
rainfall this season.
Lust Monday l,nwronce Coleman
, sowed several acres to timothy. Mr.
Coleman has the only field of timothy
In the valley.
I Mrs. Win. Melton has been suffer
ing from a slight nttack of pneu-
I in on in. Owing to prompt medical
j measures, however, she Is rapidly re
covering her usual good health.
j The South Deer Creek Ladies' Chid
is to be entertained today by Mrs.
James Moore.
Mrs. Thos. Hatfield, who has been
visiting with her mother, Mrs. Land
ers, ot Winchester, has returned
, home.
Dave Hunter is nt the Mt. Alto
ranch, at Glide, where ho is superin
tending the erection of a largo sheep
shed on that progressive ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Howe, pro
prietors of the store at Dixonville,
give a dance tomorrow evening In th
new residence Mr. Howe has Just
completed for himself and family.
I Wilbur Brown is erecting a large
fireplace In his residence.
(irant McLoughltn has nearly com-
I pleled the new residence on the
I Bonebrake place, and the house is a
credit to the neighborhood, as well
las to the skill of Mr. Mclaughlin as
a builder.
At the last regular meeting of the
(range the following literary pro
gram was carried out, the evening
being known as ladles' night:
Piano Duet Mrs. C. H. Bailey and
Miss Merle Casebeer.
"Butter Making" Mrs. Albert Kar
cher. Reading Miss Vernle Embree.
Plnno Solo Mrs. C. H. Policy.
"Home Entertainments" Miss Helen
Moore.
"Keeping the'Chlldren on the Fnrm"
Mrs. O. Plrkens.
Piano Duet Mrs. C. H. Bailey and
Prof. Albert Karcher.
CARL.
1 D fingers of Coldn nnd Grip.
There Is little danger from a cold
or from an attack of grip except when
followed by pneumonia, and this
never happens when Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy In used. This remedy
lias won Its great reputation and ex
tensive sale by Its remarkable cures
of colds and grip and can be relied
upon with Implicit confidence. For
snlo by all dealers. C
See the little folks In the pretty
pant omine. "The Nuns' Farewell,"
Friday evening at the armory. Ad
mission .ir cents.
XOTH'K l-'Oll l'UOI'OSAr.S Will
KTIIKKT IM I'ltOV KM EST.
Sealed propoKals will bo received
by the undersigned at hla orflco In
Ilie city of RoseburK, Oregon, up to
5 o'clock p. m. on Monday, Novem
ber 2r,th. 1912. for the paving or Oak
! afreet from the pant line nf Knnp
Rtreet to the went line of Chadwlck
I street. In the city of Rosebiirn, Ore
'non. In the manner provided by Ordi
nance No. BOB of snld city. All bldB
must be submitted on blank forms
which will bo furnished upon appli
cation to the undersigned, and must
be accompanied by a certified check
payable to the City Treasurer for five
per cent of the amount bid, to bo
forfeited to the city In case such hid
Is accepted and the successful bidder
shall fall to enter Into a contract ana
bond with the city. A surety bond
!nf thirty per cent of the amount bid
will be required from the successrui
bidder. The time stated In the pro-
I nosals for the completion of the
work will be considered In awarding
the contract.
I The found! refcrvca the right to
I nnv htM nil t.Ma
1 llv order of the council.
Hated this ISth day of November,
1912.
; OArti, r. wiMnrcrtt.Y,
' Recorder of the City of Roseburg,
Oregon. dtit
LOCAL NEWS
A. A. Gulwiu. of Edenbower, re
ports a bumper crop of English wal
nuts that he will dispose of for the
holiday trade.
L. B. Wallace Is attending the land
Bhow in Portland.
K. H, I.eudbetter is a business
visitor in Portland.
Kd, Skinner, the local manager of
the Producers Fruit Co., expects to
make a business trip to California
the first of the month.
Merchants' Carnival. A musical
program under the direction of Mr.
Fory will be one of the many ut
trnctioiiB of the evening, Friday, Nov.
22, at the armory.
HE LI EVES IT WILL ("THE
ANY CASE OF RHEUMATISM.
"I am entirely well from a severe
attack of rheumatism," writes E. J.
Reid, care Smith & Kittress. Slurfees
boro, Tenn. "I attribute my rapid
recovery to Sulphurro. I have so
much faith in Sulphurro that I be
lieve it will cure any case of rheuma
tism." ltulhs nil kinds am! descriptions.
Kltchin & Black, the uurserymen.
Why
Pay
More
when you can get It for
less from us. Coffee (ex
tra good) per lb., ilOe;
cranberries, per quart,
Jftc Wo have just re
ceived a new shipment of
choice cranberries, so
order any amount you
want.
KENDRICK &
ING S
Square Deal Grocers
Phone 63. North JackBon St.
T7ERN ISLAND
JT GREENHOUSE
Roseburg, Oregon
Mrs. F. D. Owen, Prop.
rbono 9F12
Cut Flowers
Potted Plants
Funeral Designs
Wedding Boquets
Just received a fresh supply
of Ferns of all kinds. Also
on sale at
The Rose Confectionery
Now is the time
To see us about
THAT
Nu matter what kind nf null yoo
have, we have Juat the kind of plow
yoo need. Oar RKVKIUIIUI.H DIHC
rlOW k MnirrhlBg new In plow
nrnnnfartnre. We ale aril JOHN
Pk'KRU WAHOXH. I11HO HARROWS,
CHATHAM FANNING Mll.l.fl A Nil
VAN BRUNT PRIMA
Roseburg Feed & Fuel
Company
Oregon Restaurant
Open Hay and Night.
Flrat-elau Meali at All Hoiii.
Freab Olympla Oyatora, Flih and
Clami all the Mm.
Regular Meala, M Oala.
Hare added a new balcony
peclaily reaerred for ladlea and
Camilla.
Plow!
HOARD OF EQUALIZATION'
I DISPOSKS OF PETITIONS.
The Douglas County Board of
Equalization has denied petitions for
reduced assessments presented by
the following persons: Adolph Hab
erty, Harvey P. Smith, Mary T. Lieb
ennaii, Sutherlln Fruit Growers' As
sociation, Minnie Kabat, W. J. Moon,
W, 11. Graham, Alice T. Signs, Mrs.
J. W. Johnson, L. J. Klitik, A. B.
Kn n use he, Robert Conner, O. A. Kit
iin, 11. M. Wutkins. Oakland Land &
O re h a r d Co . , Jennie B ro w n , C . S .
Jackson, X. J. Stare. Eliza Jeunle,
Mrs. Mary E. O'llara. Mrs. A. H. Seu
ter, R. B. Dixon, Lexington Inv. Co.,
Hamilton & Templin, John D. Kirk
man, B. F. Page.
Orders were made on other peti
tions as follows:
Emma Pope. Improvements re
duced from $000 to $200.
Xels Nelson Reduction from $2,
Mf to $2000.
B. J. Shinaharger Reduction from
$2S20 to $2000.
R. 11. Conant Reduction from
$1410 to $ur.
E. II. Smith Reduction from $M0
to $2-10.
Mnry C. Wells Lot 4. block K.
Drain, reduced Trom $1000 to $!00;
petition denied as to lot 1,
Mrs. J. Cockelreas Reduction
from $2115 to $la70.
Geo. W. Woadcock Reduction
from $10,0X0 to $7040.
W. C. Harding Land Co. Various
i lots in Roseburg. Home Orchards
Tracts reduced from $79 to $10 an
acre, others from $ 1 00 to , $S0 an
acre.
I Henry False Reduction from $"(
to $! 0 an acre.
M. Devaney Reduction from $1,-
820 to $1000.
I Plat F. Roseburg Home Orchard
Tracts Reduction from $'0 to $10
nn acre.
! Orvllle Martin Realty reduced at
rate of $100 on acre; original assess
ments on improvement stands.
Hcst Medicine for Coughs ami Cold.
"I am pleased to recommend
Cbomberlnin's Cough Remedy as the
best thing I know of and safest reme
dy for coughs, colds and bronchial
troubles," writes Mm. L. B. Arnold,
of Denver, Colo. "We bavo used it
repeatedly and It has never failed to
give relief." For sale by all deal
ers. C
I ESTIMATED EXTENT OF
FEDERAL PATRONAGE.
So much lias hern said In discus
sion oT the palroiuiKU which will he
nt the disposal of President V 11 son
after March 4, 1913, that It Is Inter
esting to know Just how ninny offi
cers and employes of the Covernnient
would be nffecteil by the change did
Wondrnw Wilson decide not lo fol
low the action of his Republican pre
decessors nnd throw out of office
bund reds of thoutmnds of Ucpuhli-
cniin now working for Uncle Sain.
There are :iiM,2r.O of these em
ployes. Or these 2U7.f,:.7 hold pus!
lions subject to competitive examina
tions under the civil service rules.
and their jobs have ceased to be
"poll (leal appointments."
The civil service act has been in
force 2S years. At first it was ap-
j piled to less than ten per cent of the
, Government positions. Although no
exact figures are at hand, It has been
I extended by one President nTter an
; other until It Includes nearly nil ex
cept n few higher positions, such as
first, second and third class posf
j musters, Inlcninl revenue and ciik
! lotus collectors, fiscal agents nnd cer
i fain supervisory officers in various
branches of the Government,
President Taft transferred bodily
more than fll,nn) fourth-class post
masters from the field of political ap
pointments to the classified service,
and he added morn than -loon other
positions to the classified list, mak
ing a record as against all Presidents.
Whether Mr. Wilson desires to re
voke some of the civil service O'lb'fs
of his Republican priMlecessors or
not there will he a great tunny Gov
ernment positions lo be filled by him.
which may he distributed ns rewards
for political service. If be yields to
t he suggest Ions of many of his ad
visers in Congress there will he many
thousands more.
I'tider the civil service rules n
they stand today It is not the clerks
getting salaries from $7.10 to ir.nu
and $IS00 n year that can be raslh
displaced, hut II Is the rbieTs of bu
reaus a tid divisions, whose salaries
begin tit about $,JL,uo a year and run
npwards, as for the mosl part tbei
are unclassified.
After the nppolntmetit of f';, bluet
officers the first tiling the new
Democratic admlnlsf nil lou wilt do
will be (o tifime appointment clerks
In the various departments, whose
business It will be to cast about and
see "how the land lies."
Senator Ma rev's famous decla ra
tion, "to the victors belong t he
spoils." has lost much of Its force In
pnlit Irs In t he last, deende, G rover
Cleveland having set n precedent bv
allowing thousands of Republican
office holders to serve their full
ferms. When he retired from office
the Republican ndmlnU-fcrntlon fid
lowed In bis footsteps nttd compara
tively few I (emorrats were removed
for political reasons.- Kngene Guard.
MKCcl Trnln With Hlilrl.
Tcnring bin ahlrl from bin buck nn
Oblo iimn flsKKi'rt a trnln and mivcd
It from a wreck, but II. T. Alntnn,
nnlclph, N. C, one prevented a
wreck with Electric llltlcra. "I wh
In a Icrrlblo plluM when I benn to
imo thern, be write. my MoMRrh
head, bnck and kldnerii were nil bad
ly affected and my llrer won In bad
condition, but four bottle nf Electric
nittem made me fil Ilk a new
man." A trial will convince you of
their mutt-hie merit for any Atom
Inch, liver or kidney trouble, I'rlce
f,0 cent at all driiKKloa. II
Since the election there Is nothing
quite so nltrnellvn as the bnth-rooin
wnre shown by Winnie (ludills, tho
Plumber.
AVfg(aWl-nrfp,j.n(;l,r(TAs
Si.-nil;iiiiirthcroulamlRosutt
lir.giite Smarts antlUondsaf
Promotes DtgcsttpnCVf rftfl
nessiindl!v'8i.Coiilaliisncita
Opium-Murphine norMiui-ral.
Not N ah co tic.
StrirofohiDtaimsmma
fl-yta SkJ
x.Sftkw 1
jtiauSttrt I
KwirJ-
IhatapTin Arm '
A.inrfr.'l Tlrinioilv fn"Cim R,i
tloi-, Sour Sltmnr ii.Dlai rivica
an
liBssanrti.osf.oFiUirp.
Facsimile SSfitaWK of
NEW yo:?u.
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
If tlio party who tins my nguto-
hainllril umbrella will kindly roturn
It lo mo I will give n reward, li. It.
Mutlu'WH. dtf
Xo trouble to hIiow you our now
slock of liiilhs unci oi'ouincnlol
shriilihci')'. Kitchln At I Hack, the nur
serymen. '
DoiikIus County Creamery butter)
only 8f.c n two-pound squnro. Ask
your Krocor or it. fatrcnlze home
Industry.
RAROAIN 2 nice level lota, each
4 0x1 00 In Walte'e addition, only 3
blocks from High School, 1 new
Iiuuho 24x32, 9 ft. posts, shingled
roof; another house 12x20, 1 wood
shed 7x16, city water and sewerage,
fine well to Irrigate garden. Price
fflSO, J500 down, balance ou month
ly payments of $1& for first year,
then SIU until paid. Interest at 6 per
cent. Page Investmont Co. 709 N
lacknoo, or Phone 242. tf
TltKSPAHH NOTIt:K.
Positively n tretmauolng alkjwod
on . lands nf tuo Curry estate,
dMW N. (IUUI1V ESTATE.
DO YOU APPRECIATE
A clean store, IiIkIi grade meat b, courteous attention, prompt deliv
erleH? If so, wo deserve your trade.
LOUIS KOHLHAGEN
Phone 19 107 Cass Street
West, Roseburg Grocery
Neely Neely, Proprietors
First Class, Fancy aud Staple Groceries
at Moderate Prices
May, Grain and all kinds of Mill Products.
Duller, F.ggs and Produce bought.
Phone 29 West Roseburg
I F.NCK IS RIGHT
ADRIAN
STEEL WIRE FENCE
MADE OF
ALL STEEL WIRE
HEAVILY GALVANIZED
J. F. Barker Co.
Implements and Vehicles
Roseburg, Oregon
POST HOLE DiGGKRS FENCE STRETCHERS
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
Thirty Years
tt(K flCNTAUK COMPANY. NEW TOUR OITT.
AUTO STAG IS I.INB DKPOT.
Dully atages and autoa for Maria.
Held nnd all Coon Hay poluta, alio
for Peel and Millwood, leave O. W.
Rapp'a grocery atore, IDS Sheridan.
Cash paid for produoe along the lime.
PARISIAN PARLORS.
The Parisian Cleaning and
Pressing Parlors, 127 Jackson St.,
do French dry cleaning, sponging,
pressing, repairing and altering of
ladles' and gentlemen'! suits, aruar
anteelng satisfaction. Goods oalla4
for and delllvered. Phone lit and
we will call. We make nulls tr order,
tlfi and up. See our samples.
The price or toonmutTs hat come
down at the 1 crth Bide Qrocery. dtf
"Prldu of Douglas," a Roseburg
product, and "Queen City," a hard
wheat article, made at Vancouver,
Wash., are the two best varieties of
flour on the marltet. Why use any
other kind that coats more! If your
grocer doesn't curry either brand.
Just 'phone 13, Douglas County MfUs,
and a sack will be delivered at your
borne.
PRICE IS RIGHT
hf Us!
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