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NOTICE. OREGON NEWS. LOCAL NUiWS RECORDS 21c Each Hero Is your chance to lay In a supply of Genuine Edison Standard Wax Gold Moulded Records ut a cut price. You may have your choice of any of tht'Be records In our stock as long as they last. The regular price of these records Is 35c, so you are saving nearly one half. This is the first time an Edison Record line ever been sold at less than the regular price. GENUINE EDISOX COU) MOVLDK1) AMBEROL WAX RECORDS. ore also offered nt a bargain prlca while the supply lasts. We are now selling these fine records for Sic each as long us they last. You have never before bought them for less than 60c each. Make your selections today while the assortment is unbroken. Select a dozen or two and make a deposit on them and we'll hold them for you. EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW ii:ckmiikii 112, tnv2. DAILY WEATHER REPORT IT. a. Wcr.ther Bureau. Inc. J oRce, Roseburg, 24 hours ending i a. m., today. Perclpltatlon In inches and hun dredths: Maximum temperature f0 Minimum temperature 4li Precipitation 04 1'uiai preeiu. mice Int. of ino. 37 Norman iiiecipitaiion for mo. Ti.ial wtecip. iium tieut. i, 9. CI Aid. p.e.'i;). t:ow rfopt. 1, lfr77 10. LM Total iletieiemv from Si'it. 1, GO Average precipitation for 3"i wet Rentfons (Sept. to May.) 33. 2S WILLIAM BELL, Observer. WEATHER FOR; CAST: Rain tonight and Friday. Famous Singe Iteiiutles look with horror on skin eruptions, blotches, sores or pimples. They don't have them, nor will any one, who uses liueklen s Arnica Salve. It glorifies the face. Eczema or salt rheum vanish before it. It cures sore lips, chapped hands, chilblains; heals burns, cuts and bruises. Un equalcd for piles. Only 2Hc at all druggists. B Commercial Abstract Co. Abstract of Titles Blue Prints Filing Papers, Etc. WE WILL CO ON YOUR BOND Insurance UOfl PERKINS IIUIMMNG Is It Blue Monday ;il your house? Wliy not rid yourself of the work thai wash day brings by sending the washing to us? We not only save you the hard work and bother, bul we do it so well and with so much care that at the price we charge you can't afford to wash at home. Ask us for rales and our time of calling for and delivering the clothes. PHONE 380 and our laundry wagon will call. LONE STAR LAUNDRY FARRAND BROS., Props. Corner Pine and Woodward Sts. 1IAV (.TTTKIIH PLOWS THE. ing AT J. F. Barker Co. Implements and Vehicles Roseburg, Oregon ADRIAN SIKH. WIRE FENCE LENOX & OTT Roseburg, Oregon XOTICK. We, the undersigned taxpayers and residents of Road District No. 63, hereby give notice that a public meet ing will be held nt the lluck Fork schoolhouse in said Road District No. 03, of Douglas County, Oregon, on Saturday, December 28, 11U2, begin ning at 2 o'clock p. in., for the pur pose of voting an additional tax upon all personal and real property situ ated in said Road District, for the purpose of improving the public road in said Road District. Signed: .1. Marston, W. I. Tuttle, V. F. Collins, lrvin I'. Gardner, Roy II. Marsters. Evelyn H. Gardner, Mary K. Ilagan, J. M. Curtin. Perry Edwards. First publication Dec. 0, 19!12. d Caddl6' bath-room novelties are making a hit. For Christmas presents they are one hour ahead of the .pres ent moment. Board and Room Modern apartments wtlth bath, and not ana coin waiei m cu Transient trado espoclaDy solicited. First clasB dining service. MRS. CAI.LAX1), Proprietor Phone 281. 1 12 Brockway St., Cornier Jackson. Near High Schonl. Conveyancing ROSEBURG, OREGON FEED GKINDHJM BEST Tools POST nOI.Bi DIOGE ItS A number of people are under the lmpresslon that In selling our livery business we also disposed ot our hlarksmtth shoo. This is a mistake, as we are still doing business at tUe . old stand and are prepared to carol for your work now In the same effi- clent way that we did before the fire. i Shop on Main street. j (jgy BArirvS ec nCLACn. NOTICE. We, the undersigned taxpayers and residenls of Road District No. 0, hereby give notice that a public meet ing will be held at ScottBburg, Ore gon, In said Rond District No. 6, of Douglns County, Oregon, on Monday, December 30, IB12, beginning at 1 o'clock p. ni., for the purpose of vot ing un additional tax upon all per sonal and real property situated in said Road District, for the purpose of Improving the public roads in said Road District. o: 1. T 14 dehor H Weather- ly, F. J. Wade, G. Mitchell, C. Hed- den F J Joiicb, Stephens uweuB, t,;,. ihon t w Andrews. W. E. 1 Thompson, A. L. Butler, Henry Luch-'closo alnirpr. First publication Doc. 9. 1912. NOTICE. d We, the undersigned taxpayers and residents of Road District No. 11, herehv elve notice that a public meet ing will be held at the Melrose school J. hoiiBe in saia itoau uismci. io. 1 1, j, of Douglas County, Oregon, on Thurs- duy, December 26, 1912, beginning at 1 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of voting an additional tax upon nil per- sonal and real property situated in, ,i 1 rii,t..ln f..p thi. minwwn ' SllIU AUUU wiDiiiu., .n ..." of improving the public road in said Koad District. Signed: D. N. Busenbark, C. O. Criteser, Julius Sindt, Aron Swanser, Thco. Anderson, Nels J. Sture, C. E. Quinn, Thos. Scott, Geo. Scott, J. W. Conn. First publication Dec. 3, 1912. d NOTICE. We, the undersigned taxpayers and residents of Road District No. 2, hereby give notice that a public meet ing will be held at the school house or School District No. 124, in said Road District No. 2, of Douglas Coun ty, Oregon, on Tuesday, the 3 1st day of December, 3912, beginning at 1 o'clock p. in., for the purpose of vot ing an additional lax upon all person al and real property situated in said itoad District, for the purposo of im proving the public road in said Road District. Signed: H. J. Robinott, C. E. Robi nett, C. K. Evarts, W. R. Warner. First publication Dec. 10, 1912. d NOTICE. We, the undorBigued taxpayers and residents of Road District No. 69, hereby give notice that a public meet ing will be held at the Cleveland school house In said Road District No. S9, ot Douglas County, Oregon, nil Saturday, December 21, 1912, be ginning at 2 o'clock p. m., for the purposo of voting an additional Uiz upon all personal and real property situated In said Road DlBtrlct, for the purpose of Improving the public road in said Road District. Signed: F. A. Decker, G. W. Alder son, J. R. Favermer, B. E. Bridge, O. ,W. Murdock, 1. Maddox, A. Doer ner, H. E. Mackny, G. A. Kocken, Win. Hall, W. R. Palmer, II. C. Carr, F. M. Good. ! First publication Nov. 30, 1912. dtf NOTICE. irn Mm i.twliii-uli'tierl tiirnnverft mill residents of Road District No. 9,! hereby give notice that a public mcet-j tn n.111 ha hali! nt I llA KeHnm IlOHt- '. office in said Road District No. 9. of . Douglas County, Oregon, on Satur day. December 28, 1912, beginning ..i ii n'ftnir a m fnr the liuniose of voting an additional tax upon all personal and real property Biuiauu In said Road District, for the pur ine of imiimvinir tho nubile roads In snld Rond District. Signed: E. J. Madison, ueo. u. Mndlson, F. E. Ilullork, Geo. F. Mil ler, 8. Madison, W. A. Peters, Hugh Miller, Mnrgaret Engle, Roy Fisher, A I. Hutchinson, W. I.. Cobb, Walter Fisher, S. A. Mode, .1. L. Maupin, II. S. Mode, Chas. Fryer, J. T. Davlfson, J. R. Hutchinson, Win. Rader, KufuB First publication Dec. 7, 1912. d NOTICE. II... .m'.i.nKll taTTUlVerS nlld u...i.i..'n,d ,.f li, .ml IllNtrii't No. 47. h oreby give nollre that a public meet- I u? will b neia at me renui'ie VlVtor Short. In said Road District v.. 47. of Douglas County, Oregon, on Monday, December 2:ird, 1912, beginning ut i o ciock p. in., ' " . ... ....I., .n Adrlltlimnl tax uuri. vt unon all personal and real property rtltual V 1" Ba,u ',r' . . the purpose of Improving the public rond 1 aiu uonu n"i"" Sig J: J- V. Short. A. T. I.aw re,J. a M. Kclley. Frank E. Alley. Flrt puullcaiion ro. . l'"L at .. . ..... . ..nuioni.iv Mr Harry Jon,.s bought a fine box of Xmas ! station' iry hi. V, .. ..n I Store. He said, "These are the sm ll- st Xm is gi"8 in town. ; New York Cafe CSisn Jo, Prop. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Mralu nt All Hours. n-nuUr MntlR 26 OnU Chicken Drsner Sundays, from It Noon to 2 r. M. Chop 3ie. Noodles. Fresh Oyi ten, Kt-ti, Kic, all the time. Cor. Jackson ft Washington 8ti. Mi's. J. R. Harlan, who was at- tacked with uraemic poison and who passeu i i uuys in a comatose saie, died at Amity, Wednesday. She was tie years of age. Howard Brothers cannery, located between Medford and Jacksonville, was destroyed by flro Wednesday night, for the second time within iiutee uiuuum. i lie inline ueutivc me tire wus ot incemunry origin. i ne 1...... ln C -.11,111 1,. I... I.. loss is $5000, partly covered by in surance. MOTHER CRAY'S SWEET POWDERS FOR CHILDREN A OertlDUliof for Fever Uhnc Conailpuiion, lieu tl no h c, hi o unit' 1 1 Troubled, Trt'tlitnx ( t h i r do r n. Bint llemroy Worm. I'tiny llrenlt ujit'ohla Don't accept K.mu.le niailixt YUV.K. A.ittriw. inyiubitituto. a. S. OLMSTED, L Roy, N. Y. NOTICE. Having sold our livery business, logemer mi nu i-iiuii""""-"", to S. T. Smith, we nro anxious to all our business accounts. All persons owing us are requested to settle their accounts without delay. We must have all accounts settled soon. lm BANKS & WELKER. tre you lucKy wwi iiiiiioiih.' .j..j..jj.j...jMJ....J..J.. TT"VT TT Pi YOU WISH W llVULL' . a Suit of Clothes that is up-to-date call 119 Oak SI. For style, fit and workmanship. We have few equals. We also Clean and Press Repair and Alter Gentlemen's Garments. We're Tailors and second to none. lie tic 1 1. fe Are You using electric lights in your home? If Not what Is the mutter with call ing up our representative and have him make you an estl mnto on what It would coBt to have them Installed. Why Not do It right now while you are reading this It may he tho meuns of saving your property and possibly the lives of some of your family from flro cnuscd by tho exploHlon of a lamp. Douglas County Water & Light Company Pbone 61 Roseburg T?ERN ISLAND r GREENHOUSE Roseburg, Oregon Mrs. '. I). Owen, Prop. Phono 9F1J Cut Flowers Potted Plants Funeral Designs Wedding Boquets Just received a fresh supply of Ferns of all kinds. Also on sale al The Rose Confectionery Trias Mftrk Mrs. Hesse and two children left today for Portland, where they will be the guests of relatives for a few days. Mrs. W. 11. ltarnutn, of Jackson ville, is the guest of Mi's. .Instill Elffert and Miss F.llTert at the home of the former In this city. Mrs. 10. It. Wooster, who has been visiting nt Riddle with her sou, Harry Wooster, left hero this morn ing on her return to Mapleton, Iowa. Rev. C. 11. Uailey, until recently chaplain in tho V. S. Army in the Philippines, left here this morning for Lqs Angeles, after n visit at the home of t harles A. iirami at iiaruen 'alley. Mr. nnd Mrs. Irn Conger, of Sac City, Iowa, are visiting here with old neighbors, Mr. and .Mrs. J. V.. Mc Cllntock. They are on their way to 'resno, Cnl., where they will make their future home. R. Dunn, traveling freight agent of the Southern Pacific Company, is in the eily to confer on freight rale matters with Heavens Pros., the ennnery men, and J. C. Alexander. who Is promoting an ice manufactory. T.liiliueiit for Rheumatic Pains, Every family has need of a good. reliable liniment. For sprains, bruises, Soreness of the muscles nnd rheumatic pains there Is none better than Chamberlain's. Sold by nil dealers. C YONCAIXA XKWS. A. W. HHliwHl tins rrturmMl from !i ImihIuchh vtsit ni. CottuKc tlrovo. L. K. Kihvanls, ()f Drain, was lu'tv on huslui'ss WtMlni'silay. F!h Wnrtlcn Saiuiry was Ihto a fow days Ibis wiM-k nttiMiiUnR tn lmni iicss matters In connection with his ofTio. Mrs. Churchill roturucd to her homo at Cottar (Jrovt Wed lies it ay, after several days spent here nu husi ness. Miss Esther Slearus, of Oalilaml. visited with relatives here the first of tho week. AmoiiB tho llayhurst visitors lo this city this week were I,ee Allen, Thos. Cannon, Kd. Myers, Isaac Oht- sen, Mrs. Krank Converse, Mr. Monit or and Win. Itoherts. S. X. Woodward was at noiiehnrir on business (tie first of the week. Win. H ni d ford, the ShoestrliiK sawnilll man, was in iliis city on busi ness the fii-st of the week. Miss Ktntna AppleKate was a visitor at Drain one day the first of the! week. A carload of Rpit.enherK nppW consiKiied. to johhers in New York 1 was shipped from here by local fruit men this week. Mr. White, a Portland capitalist. was here tho first of the week with a view to purchasing Cannon's saw i in i 1 1 In llayhurst. 'Dad" Keles is upending a few days in town after quito a sojourn "the farm. Mrs. Laura AppleKntn returned the first of the week from a business trip to KnHtern Oregon. Mrs. Applegale reports much snow, ice nnd cold weather Ihere, and says that Douglas County, whatever its had featu res, Is far ahead of Eastern Oregon. The Misses Mfimie Wise, Kster Woodard and Mabel Schindler will, depart, for ltedlands, Cnl., the first of next week to remain Indefinitely. Yoncalla fanip No. -ISO, W. O. V Is making extensive preparations for a big 'r.0fl" party, together with a big "feed," nt. Lamb's hall next Sat urday evening. .1. 1. Morris, of Drain, aecoinpaiib .: by his mother, was here on business (he first, of the week. (Jeorgn Applegate was attending lo business matters In Uosehurg the first of the week. flradlng on the S. I. Company's 2000 feet of new siding at. Ibis plac has been finished and now nwalis graveling to put It In proper condi tion to receive the ties and rails. A citizens' mass meet Ing will be lu ld (n this city iievt. Friday evening for t In purpose of ascertaining t he sentiment regarding the erection of a new school building. Some favor lm lid ing nn add it ion to the present structure, while others openly avow themselves as favoring ft new build ing. Noil1 can gainsav but what we a re decidedly handicapped now on educational nd vanf.ies and that something must soon be done to ac commodate t be rapidly increasing school population. ntSMArtlv. When You Have n Cold. When you have a cold get. a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough It'-mcdy. It will soon fix you up all right and will ward oft any tendency toward pncti moil la. Thin remedy contains , no opium or other narcotic and may he given ns confidently to a baby nn to an adult. Sold by all dealers. (J hrlvi'M Off n Terror. Tho chief cxMrMillonnr of uVuflf 'in the winter nnd uprlnp riioiitlin Ih ItrxMiinoiilfi. Its iidvfiiicf n' utn un coldn hikI Krl p. In any ntlark hy one of thcHft iinilfidleB no tirnn rthnuld lm lost n tnklnK tho lnt modlrlnn tib iftinnhlo to drive it. off. ( "o ti f 1 1 1 fhouPnndn Iimtp found tills to h Dr. KIiik'b Ni'W I)lm'OTi-ry. ' My htihnd hdliv(rt it htm ktpt him from IiuvIiik pnetnnonlH t ti ri or four tinn'M," writeH M r. ( ieorK(t W. I'luro, ( w nonvill'', Vt., "and for coiikMh. rnldn ft rid crou p wp lm vf never fou nd lt f'lnnl." (iiuirnntecd for all hrun iiinl nnVrllon. Prlru Cn(; ynd fl.uu. Triitl hotth- frf nt all dnirnlHttv 11 Noun: T( ( iti:inrous. I A il hook lieemi iiIh of t he firm of lilrninhk A Ai;t-e are now In tli" fiutidii of (In? imiiulnn rr.-ditorH I'UiMon, 401 I'erkliiH MitlldltiK. fur, rolleitlc.n. I'articH owliu: (IlIh linn will plt an rail nt r:ild d.iee and pay the neeonnt. DIMMICK & ACKi:. Mnnt HonebiirK lion cwlves im plther "Prldo of IouK'a" or "ynci-n City" flour. Thcrfl' n ronsoti for It. I'honfl la, HoiiKln County Mllln, If your tjroccr tloan'l narrr elthnr kind. .U l'tHIOL 3 PER fJRK'p" ANoe'ttTlilfPi-cpaial'tonfrrAs-:-.i.".laiiiii;ir,c;(Kiilanillciittia tlll'iuV S WtfliS nfMUOMlSOl' Promotes Drystlonllmfil' ne ss tinrl it sLConiaUis uc:fct Opiuni.Murphtrte norMiiijal. Not Nahc otic. XecfciifouikiMmrm) 4mjrSt,i 1 i '.31 1 i.-tuiSLTpir. I Hup , Sour StoMcliXMen'toci TlicSln Signature of KEW Y0t?K. Ex .a Cujiy of Wr.ipiwr, XO Y)I,I STOHAOH CI1IOKKNS. "Whi'ti you buy nt Jack Dawson's ."poultry iinil produce ninrket all I'liii'lti'iiH nro tlroKKed after you order. Our rlilrki'tis nro kept, in a clean, ifiiiTii I a ry room nnd are fed on clean Ki'iiin. Wo Invito you to compare our ini'tlioil Willi otliora you have Been. Onli-r your TlinnkuBlving bird from us nnd be fintisficd. Our prices are rilit. Jack DawHon b Poultry and l'roilui'o Market, 007 N. JackBon St., i'liono a 10. dd7 l'AUISIAN I'AIII.OHS. The PurlHlan Cleaning and VcoBKlng ParlorB, 127 Jackson St, do1 Kronen dry cleaning, sponging, pricing, ropuirlng and altorlng ot lidlis' and Ki'ntlomou's suits, guar anUiiig satlafactlon. (loods called fur ami dfillvored. Phuue 116 and w :wlll call. We make Bults to order, fir' and up. See our samples. Nip trouble to show you our new stock of bulbs nnd ornamental Hhrulitie.ry. Kltcliiu & Itlack, the nur-i'yni-ii. a West Roseburg Grocery Neely (Sit Neely, Proprietors First Class, Fancy autl Staple Groceries ut Moderate Prices Hay, Grain and all kinds of Mill 1'roducts. Butter, Eggs and Produce bought. Piione 2 9 West Roseburg DO YOU APPRECIATE A clean Btorc, high grade meats, courteous attention, prompt dellv i'iIik? If bo, we dfsi'rve your trade. LOUIS KOHLHAGEN Phone 19 10? Cass Street There's why It pays you to have your Ihere am mniiy reasons, hut the Its Cheaper nut at the flrat glanro, perhaps, but In the end YES. It saves tin: health and staviiKth of your wife, who could lis doing otas? tun innru profitnMo thlniis 'hero slio would otherwlso bs ssnd Iiik over the woah tub with Us atleinlant danger of sever aolda iliiiltiK this chaiiKeablw weather. Wo would be glad t OTlatn the other reaxuiiB. ... Roseburg Steam Laundry Jackson St.eet Phone 79 KWH. I-IIONI'. VOU TIIK VAt lUM t'l.KAMiill. For Infants and Children. Tr.G Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature in Use 9m r ? vnr wvp.r Thirty Years Till OtNTftUR COMPANY. NBW TOHH OITT. "Pride ot Douglas." a Roaebnrg product, and "queen City," tori wheat article, made at VanconTer, Wash., are the two best varieties ot flour on the market. Why use any other kind that costs more? IC rnr grocer doesn't carry either braaid, Just 'pbone 13, Douglas County Mflss, and a sack will be delivered at yemr home. Can You Beat It? Nice level lots, river bottom soli, ' good streetB, alleyB In rear of every Int. All the privileges ot the city WITHOUT the city's heavy tax tfs HCKHinent. In fact Maynard's Addition will make an Ideal noma far ron, as It Is only four blooks troisi Om new high school sits, one blODk from store, two blocks from juibllo sthool. See me about them, or photre SlS-li. C. D. MAYNARD. Owner a Reason Isuudry work doue by ns. Ia fcet one best reason Is that la L
