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EDISON 01 17U RECORDS JLV IjaUl Here Is your chance to lay in a supply of Genuine Edison Standard Wax Uoid -Moulded ltecords at a cut price. You may have your choice of any of these records in our stock as long as they last. The regular price of those records is 35c, so you are saving nearly one half. This is the first time all Edison Record lias ever been sold at less than the regular price. GENUINE EMSON GOLD MOUMIKil AMBEROL WAX RECORDS. are also offered at a bargain prica while the supply lasts. We nre now selling these fillc records for 31c each as long us they last. You have never before bought them for less than 50c each. Make your selections today while tho assortment is unbroken. Select a dozen or two and make a deposit on them and we'll hold them for you. LENOX & OTT Roseburg, Oregon KILLED BY TRAIN NEAR MY RTLE CREEK. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Robert Weaver Dies Twelve After Iteiiig Struck Came From Texas On Visit, All book accounts of the firm of Hours Dimmick & Agee are now in the hands ot tns Douglas ureaitors Asso ciation, 401 Perkins Building, for collection. Parties owing this firm . , , . will please call at said place and pay frol?u the account. - DIMMICK & AGEE. For Christmas presents go to S. K. Sykes' and get the best. o Miss Wh1k.1i. teacher of piano. Studio now open at 204 W. Douglas street. EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW ii:ck.mi:i:k a;, una. DAILY WEATHER REPORT 17. R. Weather Bureau, loc J oBce, RuBeburg, 24 hours ending i a. m today, ' Perclpitatlon in Inches and hun dredths: Maximum temperature 44 Minimum temperaturo ....... 2i Precipitation 0 Total precip. since 1st. of too. Norman precipitation lor mu. Ttsl .jivc'd. from Sept. 1, 1 Avg. pienp. from dept. 1, 1 Total excess from Sept. 1, 1 1 a Average precipitation for wet aeasuns (Sept. to May.) :.20 .70 .3?,. 28 WILLIAM BIOLL. Observer. WEATHER FOIli CAST: Rain and warmer tonight; Tues day rain. NOTIC1 A number of people are under the Impression that In selling our livery business we also disposed of our blacksmith shop. This is a mistake, as we are still doing business at the old stand and are prepared to care for your work now In tho same effi cient way that we did before tho fire. Shop on Main street, dsw BANKS & WELKER. NOTICE. We, the undersigned taxpayers and residents of Road DlBtrlct No. 63, hereby give notice that a public meet ing will be held at the Buck Fork sehoolhouse in said Road District No. 03, of Douglas County, Oregon, on Saturday, December 28, 1912, begin ning at 2 o'clock p. m., for the pur pose of voting an additional tax upon all personal and real property situ ated in said lload District, for the purpose of Improving tho public road in said Road District. Signed: J. Mnrston, W. I. Tuttlo, IT. F. Collins, Irvin P. Gardner, Roy II. Marstera. Evelyn H. Gardner, Mary E. llagan, J. M. Curtin, Perry Edwards. First publication Dec. 6, 1912. d FOR SALE CHEAP. Struck by a northbound train as he was walking along the Southern Pacific Hack near Myrtle Creek last Saturday morning at 11 o'clock, Robert Weaver. (10 years of age, died of his Injuries, after linger ing for 12 hours. The runerul was held at Myrtle Creek this morning. Weaver was an uncle of MrB. A. C. Seely, of this city. The engineer of the freight train saw Weaver on the track and sound- , , , ed the whistle. Weaver stepped out- T n1 -yp;ic KPOtlllfCCl side, but not far enough to clear him, U I11U1 CIUIS 1VCJJU11 tU and the cvllnder of the locomotive struck him in the right side and hurled him into a puddle twenty feet away. His right arm was dislocated at the shoulder and broken in three places, several of his ribs were irai tared and he was badly hurt about tho ithiiievs. the latter Injuries be- inir ehiet'lv responsible for his In i till it v to recover. Weaver was a son ot me line nans Weaver, one of the earliest pioneers of the Myrtle Creek section, lie left ' Myrtle Creek about thirty years ago :ind ultimately settled at rarpiey, i Texas where he owned a rami, nu; came to Myrtle Creek last summer; for n visit for the Iirst time since i.o i,n,i ti.rt there, lie leaves a siep- . . . , . , . . ,. t Tri,lr and the follow- Y OK stvie. lit anu woiKmansnip, ing brothers: Edwin, Isaac and Clo-'. i w !.,., fcw equals. We alSO . - , Mxptln l'l-nlr 111111 lauo. weasel, tn .'i."v, ------ John and llonry weaver, oi m-u Lodge, Mont. House partially finished; will finish it to suit purchaser. Terms: One-half cash, balance on monthly Installments. Page Investment Co., 709 No. Jackson St. Board and Room Modern atiartments with bath, and hot and cold water In each room Transient trade especially solicited. First class dining service. MRS. CALL AND, Proprietor Phone 281. 112 Iirockway St.. Corner Jackson. Near High School. Commercial Abstract Co. Abstract of Titles Blue Prints Filing Papers, Etc. WE WILL GO ON YOUR BOND Insurance 2011 PERKINS ItriI.IH.VC3 Conveyancing rosfjiuko, onnao.N Is It Blue Monday ;ti your house ? Why not rid yourself of the work tli.il wash day lnings by sending the washing to us? We not only save you the hard work and bother, but 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 rates and our time of calling for and delivering the clothes. PHONE 3b a- .1 our laundry wagon will call. LONE STAR LAUNDRY FARRAND BROS., Props. Corner Pine and Woodward Sts. At N. E. Corner Rose ft Cass Sts. Roseburg Shoe Shining Parlors jQHOULD you wish a Suit of Clothes that is up-to-date call 119 Oak St. CHRISTMAS DIXXKR AT THE llOTKL M'CI .ALLl'X. to 2 and Dec. 2r,th, served from 1 5:30 to 7:30. Oysters on Hall sneii Queen Olives Salted Atmonus celery en nrancn Cream of Tomato Soup Consomme a la Itoyai r.n tasse Boiled Salmon, Normandy Sauce Parisian Potatoes Chicken Patties with Mushrooms Maraschino Sherbet Roast lli-onzo Turkey, Chestnut uressuig Crnnherrv Sauce Voting Roast (loose. Herman Dressing Asparagus Drawn llutter Uill m il I Sweet Potatoes Croquette Combination Salad Rnglish Plum Pudding, Hard Sauce Mince Pio Pumpkin Pie Metropililan Ice Cream Fruit Cake Macaroons Kisses Assorted Nuts and Raisins Roquefort Cheese Swiss Cheese Salted Wafers Cafe Noir en Tasse. $1.00. KMGHTS TUMPLAR. The Grand Commander of Oregon reiiiiests each commaiulery in his jurisdiction to assemble in its asylum on Wedensday, Dec. 2.1th, 1912, at 9 o'clock a. in. to participate in me Christmas observance. All members of Ascalon Coniniand- ery No. 14 and all Sir Knights so journing within our jurisdiction, um courteously Invited to be present and join in the Christmas observance. It. II. C. WOOD, Commander. CARL D. SHOEMAKER, Recorder. Roseburg, Or., Dec. 23, 1912. DIED. Clean and Press Repair and Alter Gentlemen's Garments. We're Tailors and second to none. ink Ik. 8 t te NOAH. At the homo of his parents. Mr. ana Airs. u. i-"n, i. lard, December 21, 1912, James B. Noun, aged 38 years, of tubercul-1 OSIS. n .Ta o nmmher nf Phile- tarian lodge of Odd Fellows of Kose- burg. Several fellow lodgemen at tended the funeral services neiu in the Dillnrd church Sunday, Rev. J. N. McConnell, of the Christian Church, conducting. Interment fol lowed today at Camas Valley, where the deceased was horn. Aside from his pa renin, nr. coau leaves two brothers and a sister: ifnhcrt Noah, of Clackamas; Ernest Noah, of Dillard, and Mrs. J. D. Ilarklow. of Myrtle point, w. v . Noah, of this city, was an uncle. HAY CUTTKHS PLOWS FEED OBIJrilKRS THE BEST riming Tools AT J. F. Barker & Co. Implements and Vehicles Roseburg, Oregon ADRIAN" STLTL WIRE I'EXt'E POST HOLE DIGGERS Could Hhnnt for Joy. "I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart," wrote C. 11. i Radr. of Lewlsburg, W. Vs., "for the wonderful double benefit I got . from Electrta Bitters, In curing me: of both a severs case of stomach trouble and of rheumatism, from , which I had been sn almost helpless' sufferer for ten yean. It suited myi For dyspepsia, innigenuou, jbuhuil... nd to nd ins system or siau7 wan on that causa rheumatism. Electric 111.1... Un a nn Afl tl I TrV tllHm. v,rar hnflla im mjiraDtped to satisfy. I only boc at an aruKRio-n. "If" tho local resident agent can sell you ns good or better "Life Policy why figure only wnn me man from Eugene or Medford or Portland, who only spends one dollar In Roseburg to twenty-five spent by the locul man with a family? 'I' I"! H"!"'"'1 4. RIO CARLOAD OF J. PAGE WIRE IKXt'E. ; i . 8. R. Crouch has Just re- 4. celved another large carload of 4. 4- ths celebrated Pago woven wire 4. 4 fence, direct from the factory. 4 4. He is now prepared to make 4. satisfactory arrangements for 4. supplying fence In any ouan- 4" 4. tlty on reasonable terms. Call 4 4. and see him without delay, or 4. ! . . . i .1.1. .1. 4 telepaone your neeua m hub -r ne. T Aluminum Ware, 4 4. See that splendid line or new 4. 4, Aluminum wnm uu uibimu 4. Crouch's liardwaro store, op- 4 4. poilte ths 8. P. depot in Roue- 4. 1 4. bnrg. Hers are articles that 4. ; 4. are needed in svery housthnld. 4- Always blight and last a life- 4 time. dswtf J l"I"l"I"I-!"M"I"I"I"H-!-H-H- One Dollar A Day Is all yoa pay for the fln ost of homo cooking find a Dice clonn room with prlvilogo of but h at The HERRINGTON HOUSE' If yon are a transient, If ytm are saUsfiod yon are Krttiiig tlio bent aocoa) iniHlalloD for your money to 1m liad lu town, wo will give you a tnioiul wcvkJy or utoutlily rate. WEST DOUGLAS STREET Adjoining School House Are You using electric lights in your home? If Not what is the matter with call ing up our representative and have him make you an stl mule on what It would cost to have them Installed. Why Not do It right now while you are reading this It may be the means of saving your property and possibly ths lives of soma of your family from firs caused by the explosion of a lamp. LOCAL NEW 9 Douglas County Water & Light Company Phone 61 Roseburg L. Kabat, of Portland, Is lu the city. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Williams are visiting in Portland. Clarence Hess aud family went to Cottage Orove Sunday. Miss H nol Jewett arrived here Saturday from Corvallis. S. V. Andrews, of Edenbower, loft Sunday night for Portlaud. Thomas Irvine aud family are In Portland for a Christmas viBit. Mr. and Mrs. 11. J. Kreur are spending a few days In Eugene. MIbs Mildred Poole, of Junction, Is the guest of Miss Lorene Frltts. Engineer E. M. Dowers and family are In Albany for a Christmas visit. Attorney A. N. Orcutt and family nre In Portland for a ChrlBtmas visit. Mrs. Elisabeth Munn has accepted a position In the central telephone office. Mrs. Victor Short went to Stayton today to Bpend Christmas with hor parents. Mr. and Mrs. w. L. waisn went to Portland today to remuln until after New Year's. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Talcott went to Youcalln today to spend Christmas with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Sanford went to Portland Sunduy to remain until after New Year's. MIbs Mabel Albright left Sunday night for Portland to be gone until after the holidays. Conductor and Mm. W. u. John ston went to Portland Sunday to spend tho holidays. Mra. (1. II. Miller, of Leland, Is the guest of her slster-lu-lnw, Mrs. J. K. longer, In this city. Mrs. C. S. llolnllno is visiting In Medford with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. E. O. Eldrcdge. Temple llrown arrived hero Sat urday from Prospect, Jackson Coun ty, to spend tho holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Ocorge W. Rimer went to Albany Sunday to spend Christmas with relatives. Miss Rose Embree, ot Portland, is visiting here with hor parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Embree. Miss Lillian AlthatiB left this morning for Portland, whore Bhe will spend her holiday vacation. Mrs. E. llufham went to Albany today to spend ChrlBtmas with her parents. Mr. llufham follows tomor row. Mr. and Mrs. A. Anderson, who have been visiting here with Mra. K Croley, left this morning for Los Angeles. Miss Mne Huey, of Portland, sister of A. S. Huey, the Jowclcr, Is spend ing the holidays at her brother 1 homo. Mr. and Mra. Bert Sporry, of Port land, former residents of Rosehurir are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Faulkner. Roseburg High School girls' bas ketball team lost to Oakland High girls at Oakland last Saturday night, 12 to 10. Miss Rose Rltzman arrived hero Sunday from Portland to spend the holidays with hor parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rltzman. J. 10. Emery, of Chicago, arrived hero Saturday to Join his wife, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Rullwlnkle. Mrs. Jennlo Conloguo and children arrived here Sunday from Portland lo visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Endlcott. II. N. White and family, who have been living near Greens, left Sunday for Luddlngton, Mich., whoro they will reside permanently. MIsb Enid Cawlfleld, of Burns, ar rived here Saturday from Monmouth to visit with her uncle, J. B. Cawl field, and oilier relatives. MrB. J. 1L Oroom and daughter, MIbs lllancho, mother and sister of Mrs. W. E. UosBorman, of this city, arrived hare Sunday from Cottage Grove for a Christmas visit. Mrs. J. W. (IroBhong, of Albany accompanied by her sister, MIsb Jes sie Rlngo, arrived Saturday to spend Christmas with hor daughter, Mrs. D. C. Humphrey. Mrs. B. Casey and daughtor, Miss lulen. of Dallas: the formers sla tor, MIsb Rosa Parrott, and her guest. Mrs. L. N. Roney, of Eugene, arrived here Sunday for a ChrlstmaB visit. Dr. Thomas' Eclectic. Oil Is the best remory for thut often fatal dis use croup. It has been uBoa wun succeBS In our family ror eignt years." Mrs. L. Whltoacre, Buffalo N. I . Tho G-10-16 cent store on Csbs street will move about the first of the year Into the Hoovor building, Jackson street, occupying tho rooniB recently vacated by J. I. Call. The Cass street location may bo rented by the gas company. II. T. Mr.Olallen. of this city, Is out for the assistant chief clnrkHhlp of tho lower house of the Oregon Legis lature, which meets next month. Ex Itepresentntlvo Hon Huntington, Jr., who wants to be reading clerk of the Senate, is opposed by Frank Mottcr. who has hold the Job for several bob- sionB. Fire between 7 and 8 o'clock Sun day night, totally destroyed tho homo of W. D. Moroly, near tho Edenbow- r nosl off Ice, and practically an 01 the household gnous. 1 ne iobb is tlmated at $1 400. with $1000 Insur ance. The family was absent at the 1 me and It Is not known how tho flro originated. A defective fine Is the theory advanced. A nearny nome belonging to a Mr. Nelson was de si rayed by flro less than a year ngo It was Hen A. Dowsll, not his father, John W. Dowell, who, with A. II. Kosler, bought tho West Side Grocery IbbI week from Neely 6 Neelv. The new ownorB took ennrgo today. Both poBsess tho qualifica tions for successful business Bnu they are assured not only of the good patronage which the retiring pro prietors enjoyed but an extension of trade that la hound to come with continued close attention and cour teous treatment. i!vr Imour blood makes a muddy, pimply complexion, head aches, nausea, Indlgssllon. Thin i.lnnri makes yon weak, pal and i, wiv Pnr mire blood, sound dig tlon. use Burdock Blood Hitters. 1 at all storw. The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been la use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of , aud has Dccn made under his peiw Jtf? J'-., Bonal suporvlsloa since ltslnftincy. f-C6CC4A Allow 110 fine todnnnivA -von In thlsu All Counterfeits, Imitations nnd"JiiHt-nH-good"are bnt Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Iiifiinta and Children&xporlcnco agalnHt Experiment What Is CASTORIA Cafltoria is a hnrmlcss nubstltulo for Castor Oil, Pare gorlo, Drops mid Sootliluu; Syrups. It is l'loosaut. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic) substance. Its p-se Is its guarantee! It destroys Worms and allays reverlxhr.f-x. it, euros Dlurrha-a and Wind Colic It, relieves Tcei li.-iir Troubles cures Constipation and Flatulency. It ai:liuii'ktcs tho Food, restitutes the Stomach und JUowcis, frlvln healthy aud natural sleep. The Ckllc&un'a l'onitcca- Tue Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORS A ALWAYS Bears tic Sif-nslarfc) of os--- The Kind You Haye Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TMC OfTNTAUn OOMMNf , TT MURIIAV TBICT. NCW YORK CITT. CHRISTMAS FERNS. PARISIAN PARLORS. Beginning Thursday, Dec. 19, and fur one week only, I will sell Ostrich Plums Ferns at greatly reducsd prices. Call early and take your oholce. At the Rose Confectionary, dsw MRS. F. D. OWEN. NOTICE. Having sold our livery business, together with all equipment for same, to S. T. Smith, w are anxious to close all our business accounts. All persona owing us are requested to settle their accounts without ielay. we mtiBt have all accounts settled soon. lm BANKS & WELKER. "Pride of Douglas," a RoBeburg product, and ".uses City," a hard wheat article, made at Vancouver, Wash., art tho two best varieties of floor on the market. Why nse any ther kins' that sosta more? It your grocer doesn t oarry either brnnd. last phono IS, Douglas (lounty Mills, aid a sack will be delivered at your kerns. The Parisian Cleaning ssal Pressing Parlors, 127 lacksoa BC do French dry cleaning, wssjsfetj, pressing, repairing and sJrefMsg St ladles' and gentlemen's tufts, 7 anteelng satisfaction. - Scoffs eTdftfd for and delllvered. Phone IK and we will call. We make suits to order, tl6 and up. See our samples. Can You Beat It? Nice level lots, river hottom sen, good Btreets, alleys In rear at rwasy lot. All the privileges ot ffi rt WITHOUT the elty's heava; tex Ka sessmrnt. In fast Maynard's Addition r firo. U a as ar will mak an MmI hams tor It la esly four blsskn high sahaol alta, aaa aaattt traja dtore, two toloaka from ru alia aaliuaj. Sea me aboat them, ar pkm MMU I D. MATNARD. Owaar J. H. Sykes Gun Store Exclusive Sporting Goods Store Guns, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle 0. V. B. Pocket Knives Opposite Postoflice Roseburg, Oregon West Roseburg Grocery Neely &. Naely, Proprietor! First Class, Fancy aad Staple Groceries at Mederate Prices Hay, Grain aud all kinds of Mill Prod nets. Butter, Eggs and Produce bonVit. Phone 29 W6t Hoseburg There's a Reason why It pays yon ta have your laundry work doss by as. Is Isat tliars ara many reasons, but the on brat rsaaoa Is that Its Cheaper not at the first glance, perhaps, but In tha and YK3. It savas tha health and strength ot your wife, who aould bs dalag aaer and mora profitable things where she would othsrwlsa be beat ing over tke wash tub with Its attendant danger of saveta aafia daring this changeable weather. We weald be glad ts mpMrn the other reasons. Roseburg Steam Laundry Jackion Street Phone 79 HA.MK I'HO.NK KOB TIIK VACTl'M C1.KANKR. A.
