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Newspaper Page TextEDISON 01 T?U RECORDS JL JLvClCll Here Is your chance to luy In a supply of Genuine Edison Standard Wax Uold Moulded Kecoi ds ut a cut price. You may have your choice of any of those records in our stock us long as they last. The regular price of these records is 35c, so you are saving nearly one half. Thin is tin' flirt (line an Kdison Record lias ever been sold at lew than tlio regular price. GENUINE EDISON' COM) MOVLIHOI) AMBEIIOL WAX RECORDS. are also offered at a bargnin price while Ihe supply lasts. We are now selling these 60c records for 31c each as long as they lust. You have never before bought thein for less than BOc each. Jlnke your selections today while the Assortment Is unbroken. Select a dozen or two and wake a deposit on them and we'll hold them for you. LENOX & OTT Roseburg, Oregon MYRTLE CREEK NEWS. I 1 i 1 ill i 4 4 """"""""""' AXXOINCKMKXT. I (The Mall). Jno. E. Creasou was called to Ala-' lueda, Cal.. Sunduv by a message an- 4- I llttVe re-opened my course .J. nouncing the death in that city of his In instruction In painting, and 4 BlBic.v 4 those wishing to Join the class Frank Wlxon departed last Friday .J. are kindly requested to call any A for Hot Springs, Arkansas, to remain 4 afternoon, corner Klint and 4 indefinitely. mtJ "k streets. 4. K. E. Smith has purchased C. O. MRS. J. 11. BARTHOLOMAY. 4. White's Interest in the grocery bus!-' 4. ness conducted by these gentlemen I 44'4,V,r4'4,4,4VTVVT"rT,r under the firm name of Smith & White, and he will hereafter have exclusive control of the business. Mr. White has work under way on the building formerly occupied by the .harness shop, to convert it Into a moving picture show house. He has purchased the fixtures of tho former Star theater of Roseburg. Chas. Grider, now operating a picture show here, has leased the building of Mr. White. Mrs. Rhoda A. Carey, aged ti. Ai)Vi:inisi:i) lkttkhs. EVENING ROJEBURG RcVISW kkistkh ladies- tailoking 3 AXIUHV DAILY WEATHER REPORT U. S. Weather Bureau, local office, Roseburg, L'4 hours ending 5 a. ill., today. l'ercipltalirm in inches and hun dredths: Maximum temperature 12 .Minimum temperature lis I'reclpitiitinii Trace Total preclp. since 1st. of 1110. r,."(i Normal precipitation for 1110. Total preclp. from Sept. 1, . 19.3:: Avg. precip. from Sept, 1, 1S77 Total excess from Sept. '12, HUILDIXG, ROOM FOUR. The school offers for the year 1913 three courses In dressmaking and tailoring. 2u course gives unlimited lessons In drafting of patterns and system, with 30 dayB sewing. To those registering before Jan. 1 r,ili, 1913, we will give 40 days sewing with this course. $15 course gives system with full instructions In drafting. $S course gives 10 days sewing on any garment except tailored suits. The inter Is given with full course only. Cull and investigate. II. CROUCH HAS NEWEST THING OUT. .-,2 I Average precipitation for ;!." wej seasons (Sept. to May.) 33.28 WILLIAM. 11KLL, Observer. WEATHER FORECAST: Fair tonight and Tuesday. NOTICE. 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 yonr work now in the same effi cient way that wo did before the fire. Shop on Main street, dsw BANKS & WELKER. "11" I I I I 1 I" I 1 t I "I "I" Business men and citizens of Itosoburg will now be relieved of the tedious necessity of fig uring the cost of sending any parcel post packages by buying one of the newly patented U. S. Parcel Post Scales if S. B. Crouch. The device is unique In that A by simply placing a package J upon it the sending coBt and ! weight to any of the eight A 4 zones iB immediately Indicated 4 on the dial, thereby eliminating A A all necessity for mathematical A calculation by the sender. A 4 4 sample scales may be seen any A time at the Crouch store, A Sheridan street. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaH Commercial Abstract Co. Abstract of Titles Blue Prints Filing Papers, Etc. WE WILL CO ON YOUR BOND Conveyancing ROSKBURd, RHGON Insurance 200 PERKINS HUILDIXG Your Clothes Sent Home Promptly When von patronize our family washing department there are no an noying delays and misunderstandings regarding the return of your laundered clothes. Your washing Is called for regularly each week, It Is laundered quick Iv nnd delivered promptly. Our service proves moro satisfactory than washerwoman service In every respect. Resides, you know that our work is absolutely sani tary. Thone call brings a wagon to your door. PHONE 380 and our laundry wagon will call. LONE STAR LAUNDRY FARRAND CR0S.. Props. Corner Pine and Woodward Sts. HAY (TTTKRS PLOWS FEED ORIXDGBS THE BEST Pruning Tools AT J. F. Barker Co. r Implements and Vehicles Roseburg, Oregon ADRIAN STtl l, WIRE FENCE POST IIOLB DIOOEH9 Remaining uncalled for in the Roseburg postofflce, Jan. 1913, are the followlug letters, which will be charged at the rate of one cent each. Anderson, Mrs. M.; Allen, S. U.; Adams, Mrs. M. 11. (2); Ueardsloy, Joe; Urown, Charley 12); Brady, J.; liowman, Jno. V. llurke, Miss Laura: Brandt, Joe; Collins, Daniel mother of Mrs. C. M. Griffith and c.llirk' Mis8 Lil'eth; Clarke, Mrs. Net- Mrs A. O. Beam, of Mynie ureas. died at Alameda, Cal., Jan. 16, 1913. The remains arrived here from Cali fornia Wednesday, and the funeral was held the game day from the fres hvterian Church," Rev. W. A. Smlck ireachlng the sermon. Interment oc curred in the Odd Fellows' cemetery. ROSKIU RO DRl CiOIST MARKS A STATEMENT. We always advise people who have stomach or bowel trouble to see a doctor. But to those who do not wish to do this wo will say: try the nux- ure of simple buckthorn barn, giy erlne. etc.. known as Adler-i-ka. I'hls simple new remedy Is so power ful that JUST A SINGLE DOSE us ually relieves sour stomach, gas on the stomach and constipation QUICKLY. People who try Adler-i- ka are surpriseil at Its yun.iv ac tion, w. 1'. Chapman, druggist. DRAIN NEWS. tie: Effort. Miss l.ili: Kronen, miss Maud; Gerry. Elmer; Gllstrom, Peter: Gav. Mrs. Ella ti.; Hurtfield, E. ; Howard, Mrs. V. S.; lloggen, Miss Ellen; Hussen, M. S.; Hynes, Rev M.: liorton, Thomas; Hill, R. D.; Hirsh, Mr.; llolman, A.; Jamleson, J. W.; Kennedy, Theo.; Kinney 11. H. (2); Laughlln, Chas.; Mulhollnnd, .1. 11. (2); Meyer, Mrs. Marlon; Mc Mlllon, R. C; Oleson, Miss Dolla; Parker, John A.; Price, Fay; Rix, A ( H chards. Chas. A.: Kusseu, J w. (21: Sehelbuer. Walter; Sim mons, Mrs. K. J.; Taylor, Roy; Travessev. Miss Maude; wainer. Blanche; Zuniwnlt, Jesse; 122. C. W. PARKS, P. M O. Box LOO A NEWS Mrs. Myrtle Randall, sister of Mrs. E. linsard. left for her home in Seattle the latter part of the week, after a couple of weeks' visit here with her sister and family. Mrs. Win. Ileal, nee Miss Junia Kirkland, is here on a visit with her grandmother. Mrs. E. li. i.yons, ami her sister, Mrs. T. A. May. Her home Is at Springfield. Paul Rode stopped off here Satur day from a couple of days' visit with old schoolmates, being on Ills wn from Minot, N. D.. 16 San Diego, (.'111., where his moHiei'liiis been lor foul years for the benefit of her health. Mrs. Rode is much improved and ex pects to go to Montana the coming summer. On his return from a visit to ins old home in Arkansas, Barnet w al- ker brought, with him his biothcr-in-law. C. B. Baugh, and family. Mr. Ranch has leased the Eannaii hotel and will have it open for guests about the first of February. rim Drain High School basketball team won from tho Creswell High School team in a game played here Saturday night, by a good margin. A rumor lias been alloat nore ioi some time that the big Skelley saw mill, located six miles southwest or town, has cone Into different hands and that the mill will be moved down near town and a logging railroad built to tho woods. The l'niio sawmill, two nines ue- low town, has been In operation late ly, also the little mill or it. rc. iew ton & Sons here In town. Miss Elva Ensley, whoso parents. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ensley, now re- sldo near Marysvllle, Cal., has been visiting here a couple of moiiins wiui her nunt, Mrs. John Kneed. She went n miner Smith River on I'riuay 10 begin teaching a term of school. Through private letters to friends here, wo learn that Miss Iono Apple- fate, Miss Nola Kent aim miss ni Edwards, all of whom are teaching school at points in Eastern Oregon, are all progressing nicely with their work, but that they nau exiiem-n. winter weather there recently to which they were unaccustomed. The snow ranged from a few inched to fnnr feet deep in their various calities. A Ciirl's Wild Midnight Rldo. To warn people of a fearful forest fire in the Catskills a young girl rode horseback at midnight and savea ninny lives. Her deed was glorious hut lives are often saved by Dr, King's New Discovery In curing luag trouble, coughs and colds, which might have ended In consumption or pneumonia. "It cured me of a dread ful cough and lung disease." writes W. R. Patterson, Wellington, Tex., "after four of our family had died with consumption, and I gained 87 pounds." Nothing so sure and safe for ail throat and lung troubles. Price 60c and 1.00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by all druggists. B Good Eating Good Health lo- X. X. EXTRA IIEI.P WANTED AT SIMON CARO'S. AT THE OTHER END YOUR PHONE OK to you'll find us waiting write down your order. Anything in good groceries today? Just call ns up and we'll be glad to fill your order with the best of groceries prompt deliveries, too and courteous service. Get the habit of phoning your grocery orders to this store. K ENDRICK & 1NG Square Deal Grocers Phone 63. North Jackson St. Simon Caro Is In need of help to move Just now and at least SO men can find a pleasant task at his store , ..,nnv i.v hnvln? a regular ill HUV1IIR MIUII. ". " three or four-dollar pnlr of corduro pants for l.u or a n '. that regularly sells at $3. 00 for only $1 75 It would lm a Kood scheme for all parties desiring to save money i... tw.t,.i.r Mm move to call early i, j ,,,-,.,.. . .,i and avoid tho rusn. oi u.mb...... In proportion. A SIMPLE EXPERIMENT. The next llmo you bake bread Just keep accurate account of your ma terial, fuel, time, eic, used In the work then compare It with Ihe price . ,. .i.i..itu fmsli hmne made we ass ioi ni.ii. v. ... .... - -- bread and see If you can t save by buying of us. We sell under our guarantee. The lice Hive ioi ..num.... . o NOTICE. All persons who navo mil their assessments In the Building lloinrs Association for .'Miliary. l "n, may do ro at the Tin t Trust nnd Favlnes Hank of Roseburg, and get your receipt th""""'"r- GEORGE NELNER, Jr.. Acting Secretary. Diaries for 1913 What's the use of letting the "high cost of living" bugaboo scare, yo.l when you have a little piece of gar den ground back of the bouse-) on can cut your living expenses in two if vou only will spend nn hour a das in making garden. Of ru r-o yon must have the right kind of seeds and have them fresh, and In that re ject we are prepared to help you. , we have only the fresh seed In stock, and like everything else, they are sold under our guarantee. 1 he Bee Hive (of course). R.vlew Want Ads. Bring RosulU. Teachers Bibles Testaments Prayer Books New Years Cards Birthday Cards Baby Record Books WeddingCertificates Blank Books Filing Cases Office Supplies Miss FaDnle Cobb, of Portland, Is visiting here with her mother, Mrs. Sarah F. Cobb. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Winston are visiting with their daughter, Mrs. E. Davidson, In Portland. Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Lowden re turned to Salem today, after a visit here with her brother, Frank Fent-ers. Roseburg Athletic Club defeated Sutherlln AthletlCB at basketball at Sutherlln last Saturduy evening, 58 to 19. Stephen Wall and family returned to Portland Sunday, after a visit here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cloako. Mrs. Jesse Jones and child re turned to Eugene Sunday, after a visit hero with her sister, Mrs. M. A. Drolllnger. Mrs. Paul Graf and child left Sun day on their return to Stockton, Cal., after a visit here with her sister, Mrs. Fitzgerald. Mrs. A. E. Drake, wife of the rag time piano artist, left Sunday for Boise, Idaho, and Mr. Drake expects to follow In a week or two. Mr. and Mrs. A. McAlliBter, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrb. A. S. Wallace, left today on their re turn to Granite Falls, Wash. L. M. Parrott and daughter, Mrs. Ethel ClaWBon, returned Sunday from a sojourn at Pacific Grove, Cal. Mrs. H. G. Boardman and baby re turned thlB morning from Olympla Wash., where they spent the past three months. Mi'B. A. E. Cox. district deputy of the LadlesB of the Maccabees lodge, who has been the guest of Mrs. E Welchleln, returned home to Ashland today. Thomas R. NeuliattBen, at one time In- chargo of the United States Land Office in Roseburg, now a timber land broker in Portland, has dis placed George Arthur Brown as chairman of the state central com mittee of the Progressive party. "Had dyspepsia or lndlgwtlon for years. No appstlts, and what I did eat distresed me terribly. Burdock Blood Bitters reathed the oause." J. H. Walker, Sanbury, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. M. Devaney aro now grandparents by the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. H. Joyaux in Port land Sunday, January 26. Mrs. Joyaux was formerly Miss Helena De vaney, of this city, where Mr. Joyaux W88 once employed ns an under taker. Mrs. C. C. Rockwell, of Colorado Springs, Colo., who has been the guest of . her sister, MrB. E. J. Sex smith, Bince last Soptember, left Sun day for Union, Idaho, the home of her brother, F. M. Reynolds, who arrived here a week ago and who la accompanying her on her present journey. Nearly one-third of the totnl area of Oregon Is Included In forest re serves, according to figures compiled and made public by the Secretary of State's office. Thero are 61, 188,4X0 acres ill tile state, of which 16,023, 120 are In forest reserves. In all there are 18 forest reserves within the state. Tho Umpiilin Forest con tains 1.193,440 acrea. The past week the weather for the greater part of the time being warm and sunny, has a tendency to cause that "back to tho soil," or "spring fever feeling to come over us and wo want to get out nnd dig up the dirt in tho hack yard and plant some thing. We wish to BUggest that, In order to avoid being disappointed you plant nothing but new northern grown, tested seeds, such as aro sold by the llarvey-Hastman Grocery Co Phone 103. Mrs. P. A. Kerr left Sunday on her return to Detroit, Mich., accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Caroline Haynea, who expcctB to bo absent until next fall. They aro traveling by way of Los Angeles and New Orlenns. nnd In tho latter city they will attend the annual Mnrdl Grns. Thence they Journey to Chicago, where Mr. Kerr will meet them. Eugene Register: In tho divorce case of Lorna Cobb vs. Joseph Cobb the latter today filed an answer and cross-complnint, nsklng for a decree of divorce and for tho earn and cub tody of tho minor child. Ho alleges that Ills wife deserted him wilfully and thnt the desertion has so worried him thnt he has become sick and hns had to place himself In tho care of a physician. Ho alleges thnt his wire Is not a suitable person to care for their child. John Mnrwlck, father of Mrs. G L. Flint, of this city, died at Miami Florida, on January 18, and the fun prul followed a few dayB later at the family homo at Provo City, Utah. Mr Marwlck. accompanied by bis wife, who survives him, visited In Roso liurg with Mr. nnd Mrs. Flint In the Full of 1908. Several weeks ago his health began to fall rapidly and he sought a chango of climate In South ern California, later going to Florida Mrs. Marwlck was with him when In passed away. Gold Hill Nowb: For tho fourth time In six years. MrB. M. R. Rico Southern Pacific agent at this point has received the gold medal awarded for conducting tho best regulniei! station on tho Rosehurg-Ashlnnd dl vision. This means that with th exception of two yearB the station a Gold Hill has been the superior n maiineement and maintenance every other station In this division .l.irlnir a ner od of six years, lo inn i, . won by Mrs. Rice in i"i are now appended three additions gold bars -one for eacti succeeinii year of triumph. Never MB tell when s finger or suffer a cut, or scald, lis prepared rely on Dr. Thomas' Your druggist sells It. The Kind Ton Hare Always Bought, and which bos been in use fur over SO years, has borne the signature of anil has been made under bis per Vrff , Bonn.1 supervision Blnce Its infancy. SC4cA4A Allnxr no nn tndnrtAlvA Trill in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations nnd " JiiNt-as-grood" are bufc Experiments that trifle with nnd endanger the health of IniUnts nnd Clilldreii Kxperleneo against Experiments What Ss CASTORIA Costoria is n harmless substitute) for Castor Oil, Pare froric, Drop nnd Soothluff Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine) nor other NarcotJo substance. Its npo Is its guarantee, it destroys Worms And allays Pevcrishncfis. it cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic It, relieves Teetlunp; Troubles, cures Oonstipotlon and Flatulency. It axdimilatcs the) Food, rcgulutes tha Stomach nnd Bowels, iflrtinr healthy and natural sleep, Xho Children's Panacea - Tbo Slather's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of 7 NOTICE. Having sold our livery business, together with nil equipment for same, to S. T. Smith, wo aro anxious to close all our business accounts. All persons owing us nre requested to settle their accounts without delay. We must have all accounts Bottled soon. m RANKS & WELKER. Electric Hot Point flnt Iron, for merly $5, now $:1.50. Ruy now, be cause they II advance in wnrm weather. Guaranteed for 10 years. S. II. Goodman, electrical supplies, opposite city hall. tf Roseburg Book Store ROSEBURG OREGON ron'll mash bruise, burn Thousands Krlsstlc Ol ifit and toe The Kind You Haye Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THC Cf MTAVN MMMNt, T MUHHAV THCCT, NtW TOUR OtTV Review Want AIh. Hrlng Hermits. Umbrellas Repaired At N. E. Corner Rose & Cnss Sts. Roseburg Shoe Shining Parlors Mnnl nnnphtirir tinieiawlTM DH either "Pride of Douglas" or "Qusen City" flour. There's a renson for It. Pbone U. Douglas County Mills, 1C your grocer doesn't carry either kind. What looks tlio most Ilko a cuolo, tender juicy stenk? Why, nnotlitT choice, louder, Jtrtrf Htcuk ! Can You Beat It? Nine level lota, river bottom soil, good Btreeta, alleyB tn rear of every lot. All the prlvllegon of tho city WITHOUT tho clty'B heavy tax as- aeBflment. In fact Maynard's Addition will make an Ideal home for you. as It Is only four blocks from the now high school site, one block from store, two blocks from public school. See me about them, or phone 212-L. C. D. MAYNARD, Owner Our Steaks are Uniform In Quality In a rlnss hv themselves, and 'at the head of their cla. They come from choice stock, designed for those who appre ciate choice meats. Come, make your choice. The Economy Market Gtto. Kohlluuccn, Prop. PHONE 58 stosk of fusty and stapl grossrlss always en hsad st tkt WEST SIDE GROCERY Is the best money con buy nuS In addition to right prlres w guar antee th quality. Huts tint and money by trading with ti. DOWELL & FOSTER PHONE 29 WEST ROSEBURG, ORE. Frlglirfnl rl Winds blow with turrlfls fores st ths fa north and play hafos with t skis, causing rd, rough or tors kat4 hands an lips, list ie4 lasklei's Arnica HaWe to bl tm. It the skin soft and smooth. Unritaled for cold-sores, also burns, bolls, sores, ulcerr, cuts, bnlses snd piles. Only 2fo st all druggists. U LISTEN to the demands of rnnson and pru dence when they counsel yon to says your tlmo, your strength, your clothes, and Inst but not least, your possible health by sending your laundry to us. We do your washing quicker, with less wear on tho garmentB. slid ss all work Is dono under absolutely sanitary conditions your laundry is returned to you free from all germs nnd lust, but not least, you have saved your tlmo and strength for mors lm port mi t duties. Roseburg Steam Laundry Jackson Street Phone 79 BAMK l'HONK FOB TUB VACUUM CLEAN KR.