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Attraction Extraordinary A little strong, eh? Well, you'll go it onu better uftcr hearing the famous 0. A. C. Regimental Band when It favors Roseburg with its presence ut The Armory, Monday, Dec. 30 In a specially Helerlcd repertoire of popular nnd classical music nigtimo for you and I jagtlme for some anil a sprinkling of highbrow stuff for IIiomo who have not digested their Xnias dinner, in ad dition lo Hie Instrumental soleetlons you will liuvo the pleasure of hearing Mil. II, L. REKH ( Hurl lone) In grand opera selections mid see "PINTO" COI.VIG ( Hie nightmare of caricature) do' things with a piece of crayon that would make a wooden man go into convulsions. General Admission 35c; Reserved Seats 50c Tickets on Sale at Marsters Drug Store VICTIM fi OP SPITE. (Continued from page 1). rivaled the worst third dearer- me h od8 ever practiced. They took a ilck man's Innocent statements and dis torted them." In closing his argument, Kern asked the jurors to remember the holiday season and the effect of a verdict niton the families dependent on the defendants. LOCAI XKWS lo k'H been a (Mini'il Ora W'elV-r rrid f molly wi nt lo YolK-iillu thlH nfl-Tiiorn. MIhh lluidu nroAii w. nt hoim Wilbur th.H all -riim-ii for vacallon.. Mrs. L. .'t , '. !k 1; RIK'Kt at the I'iirnlt Lome, to Kaene todiy. Mr. mid Mrs. Itml lh Ilurimiw left, today Tor YonniMa mid I'orlknul, to bf libHcnt ten davK. Mi-h. W. V. 1 1 nnd, of Myrtle Creek, Ih vIsitltiK hero wllh lici- ilaiiKhler, Mi-h. (i. W. Hunu'tl. Mr. iiud Mrs. A. It. MiiihIi or Kid dle, lire lien lo upend C h r Ini itias with Mr. and Mm. S. K. Sylien. Mr. and Mrs. I). W. Hunter, of South Deer Creek, left (IiIk afternoon for CorvalllH and Port la ml, to he gone until after iNew Year's. I A marriage license has lieen issued to l-'iovd L. Senior and Vlniiie M. Jai ksoii. Tickets to the jjrand Christ mas fli ( Kit ii'h ht-iicfit hall may he secured al the Club pool and billiard room or at (ieo. Culver's place. Mfru Ora Perry was the fortunate r I '( nt thin afternoon of the beau tiful decorated dinner net given away by Cm..,.!k II & Malberly. M. riiul Mm. I red liaiuon and Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur l-'illhiiuer. nf Port land, arn viKlling hero with Mrs. M. K. IH'olllnger, mother of the other two ladles. The M. K. Church nnd Run day school held Christmas exercises Mon day night and most of the oilier churches will have Christinas trees or other features, with appropriate ex ercises tonight. Firemen's ball at thi' Armory Wednesday night. Competit ion Is the Life of Trade Especially in the Line of PIANOS llov. II. W. Oliver, of South Deer Creek, Ion this afternoon for Port land lo atlr'iiil tilt; annual meeting of tho Western Oregon Teachers Asso- rial ion and to visit with friends. I Kd Lough, of South Deer Crock (who assaulted his wife Tuesday and wan healeu off by his daughter, who used a fire shovel on Ills head, was arralKlied before Justice iMursters IIiIh morning anil placed under $5011 bonds lo appear for examination next Friday. I. ale this afternoon hough had been unable to furnish bonds. Dexter Itice is bin ntlorney. j Tho charge against Lough, filed by bis wile is nHsuult with Intent to ;llll. Iiniiiennun & Company whisky, i which has been responsible for con- sid-Table lawlessness In this county lever since the prohibition recline, al- I so figures In this case. LoiikIi, who I was il ril nk w hen be attacked his wife, lias drank three callous of Hint brand of whisky since November 10, so his wife says. IX Tmdo M.rV. Don't acrppl MOTHER CRAY'S SViEET POWDERS FOR CHILDREMV A C'frHinRIJ.'Iforl'fvnriNhiirna. 1 onMiipiiiinn, It iii l nr li . Sioiuiti h Troiililra, Trcihlnc JIUnritcr, mxl Drmroi U rrtitH. Tii.rltt rnlt l Coltli. in .14 ln-um. At nil IlrumriMn, 2 tela f turpi mulled l- HKK. ArMrtrr, A. S. OLMSTED, L Roy, N. Y. IVIIHTKI RAIMtOAl HEADS COI RT; filVK HOXhH. NRW YOR K, Dec. 84. Charlos S. Mellen, president of the New York, Vew Haven & Hartford Railroad; Kdson J. Chamberlain president of the (irand Trunk Hallway, of Canada. and Alfred W. Rmlthers, chairman "f the board of directors of the Grand Trunk, Indicted jointly yester- lay under the .Sherman anti-trust law by the Federal grand jury, appeared court today and furnished bonds. They are charged with conspiring to restrain trade In connection with memorandum of agreement be tween the two roads under which ii ts nlleged the Grand Trunk proposed to abandon the extension of Its rail road lines to Providence. R. I., to gether with a projected steamship tine between Providence and New York. The penalty for the crime charged is one vear In jail or a fine of $5000 or both. Mr. Burr, of H hit's Music House, reports business in his line for tho past week to have been exceptionally good, nti he has delivered plnnos to tho following people. In Rosehurg ami surrounding towns: Mrs. A Id rich, of Kdenhower; Mrs. Mi'yhorn, of Dlllard; Mrs. Kd. Oockelreas, of Roseburg. and Mrs. Smirk, of Roseburg. (In two of these sales tho purchasers trad 'd in the Vnding makes of Instru ments handled by a Cass sitvrl competlior. MORAL. If you want a good piano at a right price gi to the "Old Reliable" Burr Music House DO YOU Know a Bargain When You See One We think you do hut we will know later after you have had a chance to compare, the prices sked elsewhere for strictly high grade SILVERWAR ; wllh those asked by us fur such articles us Sugars Creamers Shakers Knives Forks Spoons (All Kinds) (All Kinds) , Km.ls) Carving Sets Crumb Travs In fact any and vw 'thing In the liu nn umatly found In an up to I tt j Htnmgly liupri s upon you the firkin, fertng ns we cannot uuoto prlc b hcn never had wueh an nppoi tuntty mi-ii of -liinly high gnule siher- veli Mure. o cnnnot too ; of fie baiKittus we are of but w will nay that you have r the t line iiuality an cheattlv lis wo ro offeriiift and the chunc'' mo that you never will hrjiIh unless Niinic one give if m ).ui. in addiihui to a full line of silver ware of nil kinds. We cat iy Je v. -in nf all kinds, WatchcH, iMa imnd and other pniloun nnd s-t.i1 prerUuM siones on which, quality considered, we caiutnt k ' hi at tor pi lces. Come In nnd make ut prove H. J. T. BRYAN JEWELER Opposite Postoffice Jackson Street cannot bo grown, re gardless of the quality of the soli or care, un less ycu have the right kind of trees to begin with Come and See the kind of trees we sell before you buy. We guarantee you never saw any bettor. Prices Right Roseburg Nursery Co. K1TCH1N & BLACK Proprietors TRAIN HANDITS Hl'RROUN'DKI) NKAIt ItAII.HOAl). SPRINOFIKLD. III.. Dec. 24. Four masked bandits who held up the Chicago & Alton train five miles southeast of here lust night are re ported to be Burrounded near the Wabash tracks. Bloodhounds are on their trail. I After having the locomotive and express cars uncoupled from the rest of tiie train, the banditB forced the engineer to drive severul miles down the track, where the robbers ex ploded four charges of dynaipite In unsuccessful attempts to open the ex press car safes. Sjife Held Fortune. KANSAS CITY, Mo., Dec. 24. Officials of the National Express Co n (I in 1 1 led today that the safe which the bandits failed to open. In the Chicago & Alton holdup near Spring field last night contained between $160,01)0 and $200,000. Express Messenger Ayres declared that ho cheeked the packages after the hold up, and only one was missing. To our friends and patrons we de sire to extend our best wishes for A Merry Christmas and to assure them that in the future, as in the past, they can always find it to their advantage to trade with MON CAM) SI Owing to the present high prices prevailing in coffee it Is difficult to secure coffee with quality, as nearly all coffees to meet prlco competition have been cheapened in quality. Not with mil's Steel Cut or vacuum packed. Every can guaranteed to be free from chaff and dust nnd to be perfect in aroma, flavor nnd general goodnesB. Sold under the Deo Hive Guarantee. Phone 91. LOCAL NEWS kkki oi'T" sir;x TP l-Olt TASTItO, WHO IS OX WAV TO IXITKI) STATES. WASHINGTON', Dec. 23. The coming to America under the name of Dili? of Clprlano Cnstro, one-time president and practically dictator or Venezuela today was notified to the Stnte Department from the American Cnitinssy in Paris. The Venezuelan exile is aboard the T.a Touraine, which is duo in New York next Saturdny and the state I)e- artinent is 'confronted with the dis agreeable question of what to do with him. ' Test lo Ho Severe. It tacitly Is admitted that if Castro to he kept out of the United States must be done under color of the public health laws and regulations or there is no legal charge against bim whicli would warrant such ac tion. Therefore the decision of the question as to his admission probably will be left to the Department of 'onunerce and Labor, which Is barged with the conduct of immi : ration. Famous RtaKO Beautlea 'ook with horror on skin eruptions, blotches, sores or plmplM. They don't have them, nor will any on, who uses Uucklons Arnica Salve. It itlorlfles the face. Eczema or salt rheum vanish bofore It. It cures -tore Hps, chapped hands, chilblains; heals burns, cuts and bruises. Un- qunled for piles. Only 25c at all Irugglsts. B NOTICE. We, the undersigned taxpayers and residents of Road District No. 11, hereby give notice that a public meet lug will be held at the Melrose school house In said Road District No. 11, of Douglas County, Oregon, on Thurs day, December 26, 1912, beginning at 1 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of voting nn additional tax upon all per sonal and real property situated In said Road District, for the purpose of improving the publlo road in said Road District. Signed: D. N. Busenbnrk, C. O. Crltceer, Julius Sindt, Aron Swnnsor, Theo. Anderson, Nels J. Sturo, C. E. Qulnn, Ttaos. Scott, Geo. Scott, J. W. Conn. First publication Dec. 3, 1912. d Hot Cukes for breakrast on these near wintry mornings pre the most appropriate preparation for starting tho day'B struggle for existence. Make It doubly so by using Kluger'B Pure Buckwheat Flour. You will ; find It riiost satisfactory. Put up in j 10 pound boxes only. Sold under; the lice Hive Guarantee. Phone 91.1 Clarence T. Colt's name is no pro tection to him from horses, as a mis hap that befell him this morning will attest. The family driving horRo kicked him on the left leg, making a bruise that required the attendance of a pliysii-iaii. NOTICE TO TIIH I'l Ill.IC. Mrs. II. J. Hohinson was called to Portland this afternoon by the ill ness of her mother, Mrs. Tucker, who will be brought back here. Drives Off a Terror. If you have something to sell use want ad In the Review. The chief executioner of death In the winter and Bpring months Is pneumonia. Its advance agents are colds and grip. In any attack by one of these maladies no time should be . lost in taking the best medicine ob tainable to drive It off. Countless j thousands have found this to be Dr. King's New Discovery. "My husband : believes ft has kept him from having ; pneumonia three or four tlmeB," j writes Mrs. George W. Place, Raw I sonville, Vt., "and for coughs, colds aud croup we have never found its I equal." Guaranteed for all bronchial ; affections. Price 60c and $1.00. Trial bottle free at all druggists. B The two lending magazines of the Pacific Coast, the Pacific Monthly md the Sunset, 1 ave been consoli dated under the title of "Sunset the Pacific Monthly." It Is the inuntlon of the publisher! to spare no money nor effort to make Sunset the Pacific Monthly a credit to tho West and a magazine of Na. tional value and importance. To Introduce it to now readers, we will make the following special offer: Send 60 cents in stnuips, and we will put your name on our sub scription list for the . next four months, and will send yon a free copy of the superbly illustrated Mid Winter number, and also the famous Sunset Indian poster, securely packed In a mailing tube. It will make a beautiful ornament for your front room or den. Send your order to Fred T.ockley, Northwest Manager, Sunset the Pa cific Monthly, Portland, Oregon. .MARKET ltEI'OKT. What N the differeiu-e between n lo cniiinlive and n tc mpcrum-o move ment ? i hit' Inn! to Mnp I tn tr;in, the other HttaiiiH In it the toot! TOOT! 'IOOT! Stop our Allies Mnioivvi h , Aeroplane. arrhine, Ituuie, Wagon, I'oot Mep, i on nn: m:sr AT Ol It STATION Kre-h IWf, Mutlini, I 'oik nni) l.atnh, Hmokeit mi.t Sail Mentn, Saiioaue ami Ham. The Economy Market C.M1 KoMliatfcn, Prop. PHONE 38 Prices paid by Roseburg dealers EGGS 37 Me. Hl'TTEK 20c to 35c. lll'TTKU EAT 36c. POTATOES 65c to 7,'.c per 100 C'AllllAGK lc lo 1 'ic C A IT 1. 1 FLOW EH 7 Be to $1.20. API'I.KS 25c to 75c box. PEAKS 35c to 60c box. HONEY 12 He 16c lb. WHEAT 85c to 90c. OATS 50c. HAY Vetch. tl ton; grnln, U. HAUI.EY 28 ton. Uvestock. SIIEKP 3Hc. HOGS- Dressed, 9 iff 10c: alive, 7c. STEERS Alive. 6 Mi to 6c. COWS Alive, 6 to 6 He. VEAl. Dressed, 9c. POULTRY Mixed chickens, alive, 10c: dressed, 12 He. Tl'RKUYS Alive, 17c; dressed, 2lc. 37 1KUTI,AN1 MARKETS, liny. Grain, rYrd, Klc. CORN Whole, $.16; cracked per ton. WHEAT Track prices: Club, 77c; bluestem, 81c; forty-fold, 78c; red Russian, 76c; Valley, 79c. MIl.l.STl'FFS Hran, $22 per ton; shorts, $24; middlings. $30. HAIU.EY- Feed. $25 per ton; brewing. $.'7i)'.'S per ton; rolled, - T i j $:s. OATS No. 1 white, $26 per ton. HAY Timothy, choice. $l7tfl8; No. 1, $16; oats and vetch, $12: al falfa. $12; clover. $10; straw. $6 7. Vegetable nnd Fruits. KHKSII FUl'lTS Apples, SO if1 $1.50 per box; pears $1. 23 Wl. 35 per iiox; grapes. $1 10UM0 per box; enitiberrles. $11.50 Hir barrel; casa lias. .'.') per dor.en. ONIONS Oregon. 90c per sack. POTATOES Jobbing prices: Dur ti.inks, 65c to 75c per hundred; jtweet potatoes, 1 3-4c per pound. VKGETA1II.ES ilesns. 12c; cab bage, lo per pound; cauliflower. 40c i$l.23 per doien: celery, $3.60 per crate; eggplant. $ 1.25 IM .60 per box; head lettuce, $2 per crate. s s i CUT GL 111' mmm IrWrSS. f&esr l;yil,c a-a JjlL M ft! 83 ASS Makes one of the most desir able presents nne ran ive, nml when one considers it beauty nnd utility, combined with (he reasonable price at which II can he purchased it tnall wonder it In prow- fMJ In vyovy yv Haviland As a XMAS Present It In only a few short dnys till Mint joyful holiday nnd though wehnndlo the largest stork in Southcru Oregon, wo would ndvtso you to hurry while selection Is easy. China enough to rsnks second with the majority of women as desirable gifts, and again we are fortunate nave nuuiy received a cnoice consignment or this Beautiful ware in the highest grades manufactured. r or tnose wno neein mo genuine uaviiand as too expensive we have a splendid line of AI'STRUN CHINA WARE that cannot be excelled for beauty and durability when the reasonableness of its price Are You Looking For Toys? If so. look no further, as we aro headquarters for Santa Clans this year nnd have an abundance of toys for all the family especially of the substantial, useful variety that not only gives Joy to the Utile ones but teaches them a lesson from the various arts and trades. Don't Walt till the last minute. Do Your Xmas Shopping Now RICE & RICE ,
