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Newspaper Page Textj EDISON RECORDS Here Is your chance Id lay in a supply nf C! n u i ti IvIImiii Standard Wax ti old .Moulded li fin its at unit price. Vim may ham your ctinltu of any of these records In our stoi k au Ioiik uh they lust. The regular price o( these records In Ilfic, no Tun ire wiving marly ime halt. This Is tln ftrt (Jim- an l-:llsnii lti'i'onl hit ivrr been Nolil at It than tin' n-Kiilar price. CKNl'IN'K KIUSON (iOI.I) Ml t I. HI l AM IIKltOI. WAX KKCOHDS. are also ufft-rcil lit a bargain price while tlm supply insls. Wb are now gelling these r lie records for 31ecach an long us they last. You have never before bought them fur liim tlian fiiiu each. MakB your selections today while tho assortment In unbroken. Select a dozen or two anil make u deposit on tlit-ni anil we'll liolil thiuu for you. EVENING ROiEBURG HLVICW i i:m;i i;V 1 1, nict. KAILV U' 10 ATM Kit HKPOHT U. S. Wea liter Hiirrnu, local utln HoKi-huiK, 2 4 hours t'iiding b a. in., today. IVrclpitatioh In incli K and li un ci mlths: Ma :;i mil ni ti'iuiirratuiv r.i! .Miitiintiiii 1 1 ii 1 1 H ra I ti in II rn'clpilalioii 01 Total prt'eip. hiiiil' 1st. of mo. 01 Normal jnccipllat ion tor nin. 4.r.(I Total prt'clp. lioni Kept. 1, i:i.:ir. Avk. pivciit. from Wept. I. 177 UMO Total (U'luii iii y inuii S. pl. I. 'J.SII AvoraKO precipitation for :!;' wet seasons (Sept. to May.) 3 :n s WILLIAM HKLL, H.sfiv.-r. W KATI IKK KOHKl'AKT: Haiti tonight and Sal unlay. Don't forget Haddox, tho shoe maker. Ho will make your led glad Slio North Jackson street. Ni: ely f urniiihed and well-located rooms single or unite for terms apply at desk of Mcl'lalleri Hotel, or phono li. HITF by using Star Naptha Washing Powder for sale and guaranteed by Mrs. A. C. Kidd Son Your Clothes Sent Home Promptly When you imtronlzo our family washing department there are no an noyinK delays and misunderstandings regarding the return' of your laundered clothes. Your washing Is called for regularly each week, It Is laundered quick ly and delivered promptly. Our service proves more satisfaiilory than washerwoman icrvlca In every respect. Hesid.es, you know that our work la absolutely sani tary. Phone call brings a wagon to your door. PHONE 380 and our laundry wagon will call. LONE STAR LAUNDRY FARRAND BROS., Props. Corner Tine and Woodward Sis. Yes, ve have it Fort Jones Creamery Butter the best in Roseburg LOUIS KOHLHAGEN Phone 19 107 Cass Street 21c Each LENOX & OTT Koseburg, Oregon ANNOt NCKMKNT. I have re-opened my courm In liiht ni ct lou In )fiiii( I lift, and thosn wIhIiIiik to Join thn class are kindly n-qucHtcd to call any nftt-rnoon, corner Kllnt and ( a k at reets. MKS. J. II. HAKTIIOLOMAY. I'Olt SALK, Do your own tiro repairing. An elect l ie vulcanlzer, oran new ; rout ?r, will null for $ITi. It. II. UKINKTKH, dswflfi Krockway, Oregon. H.J. Denn Transfer Company Household goodH, piano, baggage, iiinher, wood und a gnueral trftimfer 'jiitdnenfl. Ilaggngo chocks called for. Ml goods carefully handled. Charge reaftonnlile. Iff iro phone, 102; residence phone, 1 96-L. KoHehiirg, Oregon. TIME LABOR MONEY local m:vs Krti-st ('. I.ovij, tit'j i-vaii- who ti;is ))t--ii i tiinM ' iU : r v ii at t Chun li lit IfotH-llH Hi Clutsl. in I tiff i,M, mid I'oll.ig" the r-hl-al lliiee Cl'uVf tonight. K. 1 1 a i j,' i l' , dent miiilsti-r, will pi-' mi li hi v ii i s Sunday, ' i. 1 . vice Satiiitlity iiiht. (!nralllH Tmiex: Mrn. I'Mi' No HIT- ith Kelley, rday on a Mrs. Kel a visit at n-law, Ira (if Huhi'lillCtf, iHlinl yt-j-visit In Al I'm. Aila i'liini'T It y is i ii i n 1 1 holm- t i n lit tho hiflii'1 1 1 1 r In ot tit' Wishart, nl 'I'oli'dii, and Mop-ml off here to i- pi n 1 1 m w-r,il di h with friemlH hi'lon- i oiiiinui iig Imt journe) hOlll h. One way to ieiiee hahitual coiisfl palion Is lo lake i k ill arly a mild laxative. I um u'h Kii la lew are i ec oin in ended tor thin purpose. - a hoxiit nil drug stores. Conlractor M. V. Aldrleh put a lone or men to work thin morning clearing the ground for the new luick extension of S. If. Crouch's hardware stole opposite the depot, This struct ure, hy ;o rem in size, will extend the store ch ar through to Pine street, making it the longest store in the city. The building will be rushed I lo completion as rapidly as possible. Mr. Croio h goes to I'onland in a day or I wo for t he purpose of ordering ' add ll in mil slock foi his steadily in creasing business. I ni ring t he pres ent week he sold about four mlleH of the celebrated I'age woven wire fence 'and also secured large orders fur : lime and cement. j The maiiage.Yiint nf the Albany Chautauqua says: "The I iy roll ! Troubadours were a gn at biico-sh .with us. And alter complying with twenty-lour encores the audience was still awaiting more, and many ex pressed a wisli that a return date be secured fur Die near future. Tickets now on sale at Marsters' drug store. All reserved seats .Ml cents; general admission, children, 'U cents. The ladles of the Missionary So ciety of the M. K. Church, South, will hold u window sa le of home cooking at. the I tee Hive grocery, Saturday, Kelt. I ',. :it Kor sale: Cood second hand count er scales, at .lack liawson'H Poultry; Market. &07 N. Jackson street. i I toiig las Con lily Creamery butter only s.'ic a I w n-pou ml square. Ask your grocer for it. Cat roiii.e home industry. ( Contractor It. S. Nichols Is now at home again ami ready lo take care of all work In his line of cont ract iug. carpentering, etc. Phone Ifss-Y. I-'ive, ten and fifteen cent valen tines. Kach one In a box. The best values are at thu Koscburg Itook Store. dsw I rder a pin( or quart of Oregon apple syrup. Cine flavor, pure and wholeaome, and "made in Oregon." llarvey-Kastinan Cirocery Co., phone 103. Here is a list of the good things to be enjoyed next Tuesday evening at the armory, by t he Uyrou's Trouba dours, under auspices of the Ladies' Auxiliary: Troubadours grand orches t ra, snxu phono quartette and quin tette, vocal hoIos, duetts, trios, quar- itettes and choruses; trio, violin, Yel . lo and harp; thu Uyroudolin (four 1 persons playing on one instrument, used only by this company; piano soloist, tenor soloist, violin soloist, cornet soloist, saxn phono duet lists, and the following instruments: Clari net, t roin b rone, trap driiiim, orches tra bells, harp, mandolin, mandola, guitar, ukulele ( Hawaiian instru ment I, 'cello, contra bass, tenor, al io and soprano saxaphonos. Till-: Ml ON 10 V Tltl'ST. The New York Kvening Post, In Its financial supplement at the close of the year, states that but three rail roads of any importance were thrown into tho hands of receivers during I !i 1 2, After mentioning two of these roads in particular, the Post says: "The receivership of these two roads mark the failure of independ ent interests, even when strongly hacked by local capital, as was Mr. Moffat t, to build a railroad of any I considerable length when unbacked by either Hasten, banking interests or by a u old-established railroad company." In this language the Post, although it does not intend to do so, endorses the assertion often niado by railroad promoters in tho West that they were prevented from financing their roads by banking Interests In tho Kast. Just what the I'ost calls this kind of con trol we do not know; but to us It looks like what Is called a trust when applied to coal, oil, steel, tobacco and other commodities, remarks one of our exchanges. Mr. Morgan says that there can be no such thing as n money trust. Well, let's admit that he's right, that that isn't n good name, that all the money cannot he tied up in the hands of a few men. Hut when the project ors of a railroad which Ir well backed by local capital along tho proposed lino of the road cannot get the capi tal necessary to build it unless some lOastern banking interest or railroad endorses It, there is something wrong. There is an Influence In control of the development of this country which is not good for the country. It doesn't matter what you call it. it is bad, and should be put down. Kx. Almost Lost Ills Life. fl. A. Slid, of Mason, Mich., will never forget hiB terrible exposure to a merciless storm. "It gave me a dreadful cold," ho writes, "that caused severe pains In my chest, so It was hard for mo to breathe. A neigh bor gave mo sevornl doses of Or. King's New Discovery which brought great relief. Tho doctor said I was on tho verge of pneumonia, but to continue with tho Discovery. I did so and two bottles completely cured me." Pro this quick, safe, reliable medicine for coughs, colds, or any throat or lung trouble. Price nOc nnri $1.00. Trial bottle free. Guar anteed by nil druggists. H Ooose feathers for sale, nil new fenthera. Jack Dawson's Poultry Market, 607 N. Jackson street. mi:li:osi: lad ni ur I IN WltKS'l LLi MATCH. Pok'l LAND. I'eb. i;;.- CUremje i:iow ii. w ho has -- attending m iiool lit Portland tor the pat ear or more, w title w rending vs ith Kid Ln her. e rliitiiijiioii JJ.--pounder ot ' Colorado, receded an injured neck in i In- t bird due- to i !h- mat. I Poili were ery :lecr in the bunt,' each being credited with one tall, and the third time out Kid Lesher fast-) eiii d his famous neck bold on litown and the bout w as 1 in lb lied fur the eeniiig. Kid Le.-dier had quit wrestl ing until coming to Portland and bus been ery popular with t lie young ; amateurs about the Y. M. C. A. Dr. Dodge nuid alterwarda that Urowu's neck was so mar being broken that it couldn't happe; ;o;ain. Uoth par ties are up today, liiown made the remark that, bis neck was tough, but nut too much for tiie hold of the Kid. A. W. C. Shocking SoiukIh in the earth are sometimes heard be fore a terrible earthquake that warn of the coming peril. Nature's warn ings are kind. That dull pain or ache in t he back u arm you tlx kidneys need attention If you would escape t hose dangerous maladies, dropsy, diabetes or liiigbts disease. Take Kleetric Hitlers at once and see buck aclm fly and all your best feelings return. "My son received great bene fit f nun their use for kidney and bladder trouble," writes Peter Hoiidy, South Kockwood, Mich. "It is cer tainly a great kidney medicine." Try it. Trite at all druggists. H Ha fe you applied for your 11 1 3 auto license yet ? If not. you can seen re them t h rough the Koseburg in rage on N. Hose St. TYPEWRITERS New Machines $5 Down and $5 a Month A. S. ItULY Co., Roseburg, Or Spray material at Marsters Drug Store. Lime, sul phur and blue stone. Also pre pared lime and sulphur in spray solution. Sold in any quantity. HOTEL V0I1 lil Turk and Jones Streets San Francisco California Within two blocks of all the main theaters and places of nmuBe ment. Headquarters for Oregon people. Rates $1.00 Per Day and Up Auto bus meeds nil trains, or take any taxicab at hotel's expense. tt You're Safe at This Store" That's the point we're mak ing. No matter how little or how much you buy here, wo want you to feel SURE that every purchase will be satisfactory TO YOC or we'll do all in our power to make It bo! What nioro can you expect or ask of your grocer? Try us - and Bee. RENDRICK & ING rS, Square Deal Grocers Phone 63. North Jackson St. HELD PRET1V WIF PRISONER 8h Syt Husband Cut Her Cowm to Keep Her In. 'Vr.ii nr.. u. . t .. V. n II I,....-. . ' at hme." This wan the compliment her htm band paid her, Mrs. Klla T. Fryur told the court of chancery In Jersey City recently. Hut, she added, to keep her at borne Fryer -I Slashed her best gowns ho that she could not look even prettier. Slashed her old dresses so her friends mleht see how shabby she was. Smashed the furniture so sho could i not rerelv visitors, j Cut her corset laces that Is, si-oiled her figure. Cut her shoestrings so that they eon Id not be lined as corset laces. Mrs. Fryer Is the mother of six chil dren. She was suing for divorce. She borrowed some clothes from the butch er's wife some time ago and went bo fore the first criminal court. Judge Butler ordered Fryer to pay her $10 a week. He Is worth $.V,N)0 and earn from S.l.ooo to ?7,ik a year, the wife alleges. DICTOGRAPH USED IN COURT. Judge Admits Evidence After Test la Made. The reliability of a dictograph was tested before Judge Malone In a New York court recently. The Invention was tried out In the trial of Mrs. Fan nie Dio, a chiilrvoyaut, who Is accus ed of having attempted to extort $1,'MM from Dr. Samuel Tandllck of Kast Flf ty third street. An Important feature of the trlnl Is a conversation which an alleged agent of Mrs. Dio is said to have had with Dr. Tandllck when the agent attempted to get the money from the physician and which was recorded n a dictograph. The Instnimem was Installed In the courtroom, and after It was tested Judge Malone admitted the evidence. One Exception "Where there's a winner there's al ways a loser." "Not always." "Well, name an histan.ee to the con trary.' "When you're playing cards with jour girl for kisses." L'nfueling. Mrs nenhain -I'm afraid the doctor's bill Is too niL'h. Itenhiiin Hut he sav ed tin life Mrs, Hi-uhuin -That's what I'm (ignriii mi New York Times. '('here Is no lime n miserable but a man in;ii in- mo Shakespeare. Most disfiguring skin eruptions, scrofula, pimples, rashes, etc., are due to impure blood. Burdock Blood Hitters as a cleansing blood tonic, is well recommended. $1 at all stores. All members of Woodmen of the World and Lilac Circle lodges are urged to help carry awt the plans for the Hard Time Social to be given by those lodges on Monday evening, Feb. 17. Kach member Is requested to appear In "tacky" togs and coin net o for the prizes to be awarded the most original costumes by lady and gentleman. Bring a friend, nl so. f 1 5 Havo you ever tried the famous "Minerva" brand of choice Italian olivo oil handled by us if not you havo missed something good. The quality is guaranteed by the Bee Hive Grocery. Koyal Typewriters guarantee satis faction. It is the only good low priced typewriter on tho market. The Koseburg Book Store are local agents. You can always find a complete line of strictly fresh National Biscuit Company's package goods on hand at this store, and tho freshness of the goods are guaranteed by the Bee Hivo Grocery. netter do It now before you forget K fiot that 1913 automobile license at tho Koseburg Garage on N Rose street. They save the bother and un certainty of writing to Salem. Look over your old shoes and bring them to Haddox. He will make them as good aB new. 335 North Jackson atreot. o- Have Arundel tune tt. t"i"i"i" 4 Jfr FOR BALK. A My bay drlvliiK horse. Eiitlit yenrB old, welK'it about 1200 lbs.; sound, and very penile. Kast and easy driver. Call and see horse at corner Kane and Lane streetB. O. 8. HAMILTON. 4- t i i t T..f ..Ti 17ERN ISLAND r GREENHOUSE Roseburg, Oregon Mrs. F. D. Owen, Prop. Phone 9F12 Cut Flowers Potted Plants Funeral Designs Wedding Boquets Just received a fresh supply ofFerns of all kinds. Also on sale at The Rose Confectionery NVVVWWVvvV Tho Kind You Have Always in una for over 30 ycurs, nul Bonal mipcrvislon since its iufancy. CCccAjt Allow no nun todpcelvo Ton in thin. All Counterfeits, Imitations nnil "Just -as-good " ure but Kxporimcnts that trltle with and ciiilnnjrertlie health of Infants and Children Kxperlcuce ngnlust t'v pertinent. What is CASTORIA Castoriu is n lmmlos! Mihstliulo for Castor Oil, Pare, goric, i)roi mid Soothtiifr Syrups. It is I'leasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other NarcotlO substance. Its no is its riiar.ii'tee. It destroys Worms and allays I-everii-hwss. it cures Ditirrlnea and Wind Colic It, relieves 'J'oeth.oi? Troubles, cures Constipation and I'liituloni-y. It assiniilat -s tho Fund, regulates the Stomach und Jiowels, (.'ivinij healthy mid natural sleep. The Children's Panacea-- The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the jT J$ jt S f S s- The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TMC CirNTAUM COMPANY, TT MUHflAT BTPttCT, NCW VOKK ClTT. NOTK'U TO 1XKJ OWXKItS. All persons are hereby nntiried that the annual doc license is now due and mutt be paid at the ofrice of the City Treasurer on or before February 15, 1913. U. S. llOl'SKIt, City Treasurer. "Pride or DouglaB," a Roseburg product, and "Queen City," a hard wheat article, made at Vancouver WaBh., are thu two best varieties of flour on the market. Why uHe any other kind that coBtB more? If your irocer doesn't carry either brand. luBt 'phone 18. Douglns County Mills and a sack will be delivered a.t your home. SHOULD Y0U wish a Suit of Clothes that is up-to-date call 119 Oak St. For style, fit and workmanship. We have few equals. We also Clean and Press 1WK"" U11U 1 Gentlemen's Garments. We're Tailors and second to none, q ii? t line Ltunumy ivianei An (llK1 o. KohlruMjen. Prop. i V I. VII (jj PHONE 58 ateek ef faney and staple groceries always on hand at the WEST SIDE GROCERY Is the hest money can buy and In addition te right prices we guar antee the fu.llty. Save time and nonet by trading with us. DO WELL & FOSTER PHONE 29 WEST ROSEBURG, ORE. LISTEN to the demands of reason and pru dence whec they counsel you to save your tin:?, your strength, your clothes, and last but not least, your possible health by sending your laundry to ii. We do your washing quicker, with less wear on the garments, and as all v.ork Is done under absolutely sanitary conditions your laundry Is returned to soa free from all germs and last, but sot least, you have saved your time aid streigth for more Important duties. Roseburg Steam Laundry Jackson Street Phone 79 BAMS PHONE FOR THE VACUUM CLEANER, Bought, and which has been lias borno the signature ol has been mndo under his per- Signature of Most Koseburg housewives use either "Pride of Douglas" or 'XJueen City" flour. There's a reason for It. Phone 13, Douglas County MlUa, it your grocer doesn't carry either kind. Why is a ltukrry like n meat shop? llecnuse there's liakin' thero! Old Mother Hubbard Went to the Cupboard To get her Hor clog a Imuic. Ihit she ivas mistaken Kor she had ordered some Huron nf us that morning, Ami so the poor flog had nonet llnve you tiled liar fine Breakfast "Hl"" Vc,? j iTL. C -!... I: