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Newspaper Page Text.-. i':;..' . EDISON Ol RECORDS lt L;aUl Here la your chance to lay In a supply of Genuine Edison Standard Wax Gold Moulded Records 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 these records la 35c, so you are saving nearly one half. This Is the flnt time an EdUoa Record haa ever been sold at leas than tlie regular price. GENUINE EDISON GOLD MOULDED AMBEROL WAX RECORDS. are also offered at a bargain price while the supply lasts. We are now selling these 60c records for Sic each as long as they last Tou have never before bought them for lens than Cue each. Make your selections today while the assortment Is unbroken. Select a doten or two and make a deposit on them and we'll bold them for you. EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW FEBRUARY 20, 101:1. DAILY WEATHER REPORT U. S. Weather Bureau, local office, Roseburg, 24 hours ending 0 a. m., , m., 1 I hun-' ! today. Perclpitatlon In inches and dredths: Maximum temperature .Minimum temperature Precipitation Total preclp. since 1st. of 1110. 1 1? i 1 it ) 3 T Normal precipltatlou tor mo. Total preclp. from Sept. 1, .19.C3 Avg. preclp. from Sept. 1, 1S77 :i.oo Total doficu 11. y from Sept. Average precipitation for wet reasons (Sept. to May.) 33.28 I WILLIAM nr.l.L, Observer. I WEATHER KOIIEC'AST: j Rain tonight or Friday. 1 Talliott's potillry remedies burn's Pharmacy. at Os- dfW N'i e!y furnished and well-located rooms Bingiu or suite Tor. terms apply at desk of .McClallen Hotel, ov phono 2. ARE YOUR COLLARS PERFECTLY If not, why not give us a trial. We wash them clean, taitU I'10"' to tho proper degree, of stiffness, iron them smoothly, not shiny, and without wrinkles, and glvo them the finishing touches that spells com fort and elegance, for which purpose we have Just Installed the latest and most up-to-date machine in the market. PHONE 380 LONE STAR LAUNDRY SAVE by Star.Naptha Washing Powder for sale and guaranteed by MrssA. C. Kidd (Sb Son Yes, we have it Fort Jones Creamery Butter the best in Roseburg LOUIS KOHLHAGEN Phone 19 107 Cm Street EVW LENOX & OTT Roseburg, Oregon ,t,,1,,f,,f..f,,y , H-H ANNOUNCEMENT. I have re-opened my course-. in Instruction In painting, and those wishing to Join the class 4- are kindly requested to call any afternoon, corner Flint and Oak streets. MRS. J. H. UARTHOLOMAT. .I..T...aT....t..r-T 1 1 ili i l i 4 i V 1 I 1 P Havo you ever tried the famous I ".Minerva'' brand of choice Italian olivo oil handled by us If not you : have missed something good. The quality is guaranteed by the Bee Hive Grocery. li. J. Dcnn Transfer Company ! Ilousehotd goods, piano, baggage i umber, wood and a general transfer j justness. Uiipgnge checks called tor j !l jjnods en refill ly handled. Charger t reasonable. 1 ;!'lce phone, 102; residence phone l&U-L. Rosebnrc. Oregon. SATISFACTORY TIME LABOR MONEY using VOXCALLA XKWS. M. L. Dungay returned the first of the week from a business trip to Alberta, Canada. Jno. Sutherlln and wife left for their home- In Portland the first of, the week, after spending several days visiting relatives here. Jesse Hansard, of Springfield, Is visiting with bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brown Hansard, at thla place. Miss Emma Applegate visited with friends at. Drain Sunday. Z. L. -Cox was a business visitor to the Willamette Valley a few daya this week. Mrs. Harry Stearns Is, borne again after a week's visit at tbe homes of C. F. and J. O. Applegate In Scotts Valley. M. M. Strawn was a Roseburg visitor on business a tew days this week. Deputy Sheriff C. H. Daugherty went to Roseburg on business Wed nesday. Martin Bllyeu and wife, of Albany visited with relatives here a few days last week. Luther Daugherty has gone to Portland to remain Indefinitely. P. I). Walte. of Sutherlln, was here on business the first of tbe week. Miss Ruth Thlel Is visiting with relatives at Portland this week. Oliver Jones, of Roseburg, spent I Sunday at this place, the guest of home folks. W. 8. Van Dyke, of 8utherlln, visited with relatives here Sunday. The Misses Maud and Edith Caley visited with relntives here the first of the week. Chas. Applegate and son, Percy, of Portland, spent a few days here this week visiting relatives. Chas. and Dr. Sands are engaged In the grocery business at Portland. M. M. Thornton was nt Oakland and Oreen Valley on business the first of the week. J. L. Applegate, S. P. operator, re cently employed at Carlton,' la home for a few days. Fred Miller, our barber, has rented the residence property recently va cated by Jas. Ambrose, Jr., and will soon move hU mother from Drain to this city to reside. Mrs. J. W. Cowan hns returned from Portland, where she underwent quite a serious surgical operation some time since. .1. I). Wilson is home ngain, after quite a prolonged absence. at Rose burg. oe Hucker Is sojourning in Cali fornia. It is rumored that Mrs. Cole. Joe's mother-in-law, and family will soon move to California to reside. Elmer Hurt having successfully passed the required examination, will soon bo employed as S. P. track walk er with headquarters at Oakland. Purl Smith and family, of Hay- hurst, were transacting business In this city Tuesday. L. J. Henderson, of Lorane, has leased the blacksmith shop owned by W. .1. Cowan and is now prepared to do all kinds of work. Mr. Hender son's family will join him here in the near future. A grand bnll Is on tap for the even ing of Feb. 22, at the opera house. Music by the Drain orchestra. A grand, good time and plenty of danc ing ih assurea. 1 ne larmers 01 mis vicinuy are very busy now doing up their sowing. Owing to so much late rain but little farm work could bo dono and now that the weather Is permissible "everybody's rollln' the soil." The board of education is busy to ward getting ready lo start work on the proposed new school building soon ns school is closed and tho old building can be moved to make room for the new structure. W Ith an up-to-date school building and a reliable staff of educators Installed therein, Yoncalla should soon rank second to none of the districts In Its cIiisb for educational advantages. Good schools are an Indispensable asset to any community. Let everyone help to make this commendable undertaking a brilliant success. SOCKALEXIR. -o Mule (iirl Cured of an Awful Cold. "Two years ago our little girl had an awful cold that settled on" her lungs." says Mrs. Wm. Galhraith. of 'Hamburg, N. Y. we wero greatly worried about her condition. She had a persistent croupy cough that clung to her despite all our treat ment, until I got a bottle of Cham berlain's Cough Remedy. This prep aration relieved thnt dreadful cough and choking and effected a positive 1 cure In tho course, of a few days' time." For sale by all dealers. C "Pride ot Denglas," a Roseburg produot, and "Queen City," a hare wheat article, made at Vaaessver, Wash., are tho two best varieties of Sonr on the market. TTby ise aay nther kind that cswta mere? tt yeai grocer doesn't earry either brand Just 'phone IS, Douglas County MIU and a sack will, be delivered at yout noms.- : NEW 81'F.CIALTIKS IX lit ll.DKHS' HAKDWAItK. X S. H. Crouch, the. hardware dealer, has Just received a fine new line of specialties In 1U n- A or 4" Builders' Hardware. These 1 J 1 4 rludr '4 thilif t ... 1 ... 1, among many oth gs, an Automatic window Lock, a new Screen Door Fast 1 ener and a patented device for I4 holding doors open. Don't 4 miss seeing them. . Remember, we carry every 4. thing for building purposes In I! 4- the hardware line, also includ- 4 Ing 4 and g paints, nrusnes, eic, nmo d cement. v Fino New Hlryclc. X An 4. clea fc extra fine line of Wcy- for 1813, is now in stock. Ilest bnrgalns ever offored in Roseburg. s. n. ciiorcH, Sheridan St., opposite S. P. depot. J THE SOCIAL CENTER. K.HIM1' City has jut completed a cl iiollintise wltb a room siclaUT Htnpte-l to "ieliil center" uses. Tbe idea Ik grmvlux. Hi bool bonne educa tion k'ioiiIiI not stop when a boy leaves Lschool. It should spread Its gentle In- Hueiii e upon an entire rnmmunlty that Is out of school and hns little means of ln!eileclunl improvement. It Is needed to complete the school work. We heal much of "finishing" schools. Tbe only cn-ll'lc flulsliliiR school In America In the social centcr-a place for brushing up the thoughts 11 ml freshening the Ideas of the citizens upon whom rest (lie government of the municipality. It Is n great honor to any community to hare the social center Idea In full of-erutlon.- Iowa Homestead. DON'T KNOW THEY HAVE APPENDICITIS. Many Roseburg people who have chronic appendicitis, which la not very painful, have doctored for years tor-gas on the stomach, sour atomacn or constipation. W. P. Chapman, states It these people will try A SINGLE DOSE of simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc, aa ,ompounaea In Adler-l-ka. tha remedy which be came famous by curing appendicitis. they will be surprised at tha QUICK. benefit. To Aid Rosdmaklng. Owlicr to Hie laive amount of good road- niiiitriii tliiii now In progress In l.oii-linri a slate liithivny englneei ii It.-eu appointed wtio wilt In1 at the ;er. i.-c or ail pnrishc to Indicate prop- r iee:!nl of mail construction and to 'ee Hi it rie'i' hiii h liiiilt are properly iralK- id H' K. Atkinson of Monroe . I.i ti,i"inteil to the new Kisltion. u.-a.iMute clvli engineer who l- I tr-jc of min-h routl con i'i ' i- lanil. le ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE Antltwt ic oowder shftfcrn Into Bhocv-TlM Stutter - fftftc lor yuaner 30.000 testimonial. Sold Tryl-Mi.rk. everywhere, 25c. Sample Kit lilt. Addrcna. Allen S. Ohnted. I.eRov.N IT. The Mart wtftO pmUMEEf la rfcET. You can save money and be assured of the boat quality obtainable by purchasing Heinz Pure Cider Vinegar of the Uee Hive Grocery. They are tho exclusive agents. Keisfer ladies' Tailoring College Bell Sisters' BuiMing, (toon Four The school offers for tbe year Mil two courses In dressmaking and tailoring. $25 course gives unlimited Icsboiis In drafting of patterna aad system, with 30 days sewing. $15 course gives system with full instructions in drafting. Agents for the lloll-llorchcrt Dress Forms. HOTEL V0I1 HI Turk and Jones Streets San Francisco California Wlthla two blocks of all the mala theaters and places of aaiass lnsit. Headquarters for Oregon people. Rates $1.00 Per Day and Up Auto bus meets sll tralas, sr take any taxless at hotel's eipease. "You're Safe at This Store" That's the point we're mak ing. No matter how little or how much you buy here, we want rou to feel SURE that every purchase will be satisfactory TO YOU or we'll do all In our power to make It so! What more can you expect or ask of your grocer? Try us--and ste. 1ENDRICK k 1VING Square DmI Gren Phone (S. North Jackson St. f 1 JIL",.., local rain W. W. Purdy went to Salem on business today. sir. sad Mrs. Jsnner Page, of Oak land, are la the city. Mrs. O. L. Flint returned this inornlng from Eugene. Mrs. ueorge neuner returned nau neaday evening from Salem. j lire. C. H. Daviea haa returned from a bualneaa trip to Portland. H. O. Wflson left this morning for California to Inspect Indian agencies. A. B, Dlsbrow and family moved to their future home In Salem today. D. 8. K. Walker left today on a bualneaa trip to Med ford and Ash land. Mrs. U. E. Howard, of Yoncalla. Is visiting hers with her sister, Mrs. Ora Welker. ' Miss Florence Devanay returned Wedneaday from a visit wltb her sis ter In Portland. Ed Maraters and two daughters, Mlases Lydla and Ruby, of Gold Beach, are In tha elty. Roseburg High School basketball team defeated Medford High at Med ford Wedneaday, 35 to 25. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Stout went to Portland today with tbelr little son, who will be treated for aplnal trouble. Mlas Nina Voorhlea arrived hers Wednesday from Portland and went out to Looking Olass to visit with her parents. Forestry Supervisor o. J. vartrum went to Medford today to attend a convention of Southern Oregon and Northern California forestry offi cials. When looking for a large and varied assortment of the best In the line of canned goods be aure to call at the uee Hive Grocery. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Evana, occu pants of one of the cottages at the Soldiers' Home, left thla morning for Sebaatopol, Cal where they win visit with their daughter. rs. J. M. Endlcott and daughtei, Mrs. May, residents of Eaat Douglas street tor a year past, went to Myrtle Creek today to loin their husbands, who have JiougM the Uoiart place 01 47Vi acres near that city. Attorney B. L. Eddy baa gone to Salem, where the case of A. L. Kltchln SKalnsf lhe Oregon Nurseries Company Is to be argued In the Su preme Court, Mr. Eddy being counsel for the plaintiff, who sued the com pany for 12000 damages for shipping him nursery stock alleged to have been unsound. Kltchln secured Judg ment for 1900. and from this the company appealed. Hick Headache. This Is usually caused by a dis order of the stomach. Take a good dose of Chamberlain's Tablets and tomorrow you will feel all right. For sale by all dealers. SOl'TH DEKlt t'KEKK NEWS. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Collycr, of Detroit, Mich., Bpenl Friday of last week with Mr. and Mrs. s. c. siuitn The two families were neighbors In the Michigan city. . Mr. and Mrs Collver havo been making a tour o the' West this winter. MIb Constance Moore, who takes nart In the play. "Mary Jane's Pa. is spending a couplo of weeks visiting with Mrs. C. D. Shoemaker while at tending the rehearsals. Thla week. Friday, occurs tho muH querade ball to be given In the local Grange hall, and tne entertainmen commltteo la expecting many visitors from North . Deer Creek, Oak Creek Glide and Roseburg. All details hav been completed and a good time is being anticipated by tho residents our valley. Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Ilalley spun Saturday at the home of I'rof. and Mrs. O. C. Ilrown. Slncu Mr. Ilrown'i election ns county school superlnton dent he hns built a beautiful homo I the city of Roseburg. The South Deer Creek Ladles' CIu meets Thursday nt the homo of Mrs, Lawrence Coleman. At the regular meeting of th Grange last Saturday evening th ladles prepared an old fashlone sunnor. and while everything win siiunosed to have been old fashioned the tables fairly groaned under tho good things to cat. About forty members of the Grange sat down to supper at 7 o'clock, after which tho Grange opened In regular form an the usual routine business was trans acted. Tho lecturer had prepnred special Washington program for the occasion, consisting or me lonowing lllographlcal sketch of George Wash- Incton. by Miss Constance Moore recitation, by Alva Hunter; "Domes tin Condition In Colonial Days." by Mrs. Ollle Pickens: debate, "Would wn be nB well off as a province Knirland?" affirmative, Richard Mis nor .negative. Harlan Moore: "If had lived In this generation would George Washington have been a So cialist?" by Klza Embree; recitation bv Mrs. C. H. Ilalley. Two piano uue were also rendered by Mrs. Ilalley and Prof. Albert Karcher. The mee. Ing adjourned at midnight, every member present voting that tho Grange must Indulge In more onto talnments and suppers together. CARL Illamrd a (IikxI Worker. "I blamed my heart for severe dl tress In mv left side for two years writes W. Bvsns. Danville, Va., "bu I know now It was Indigestion !l)r. Kind's New I.I fa PIHs completel cured me. Host for stomacs, liver nf kidney troubles, constipation. fieadache or debility. JSc at all drug gists. B MAD AtiAI.V. Will sell Psge wire fence cheaper than ever. A 36-lnrh fence for 2c a rod. All bought before the raise. All kinds reduced In price. A good heavy fence, 39 Indies high, 9 wires, 30 rents a rod. Terms to suit pur chasers. We havo the Deans haul and power spray pumps. A carload of lime and sulphur """STEARNS CHENOWETH. Oakland and Yoncalla. dar Mil SVTWa SIH' ma tWIMM wmmm mi The Kind Too Hare Ahrtvra Boocht. m lo use tor orer 80 yean. andhMDeeaBMt All Coantcrffelta, Imitations and-Jnst goo ere ' Kxnorlaaenta that trifle with and oadaayr tho health mf , , tafluate tytd Children--Experience trtae KiTraBnsV What Is CASTORIA Oaatorla is a harmieM nibstltate for Castor OH, Pare ' eerie, Prop and Southing; Syrup. It It Ptaaasa. It east tains neither Opium, pforphtae nor other Vataette abstanee. Its rr Is it (fiiKraptre. It destroy Worse . aad allays Fevertsbnesa. it cores Diarrhoea aad Whet Oollo. It relievos Teellutg Trouble, curfs Constlpatls and Flatulence. It at;tratlruf i'.e Food, feruhttes the. Stomach and Bowels, girtm; LrMthjr and natural sleep. The Children's taneoc- Tlie AiotJicr's Friend. OINUIflE CASTORIA AUWAYO SI Bear? tbe The Kind You Have Always Bought In Uso For Over 30 Years. mini, wt aveMe armsf, II Ml, HMHo1MHo,ii,i,.,i NEW GOODS. 4 I bava Just rocolved - my - 4 Spring shipment of ' blcjclos, 4 bicycle tires and basa ball goods. I have bicycles ranging In price from $25 to $45. Dl- J cycle tires from $4.50 to $7 per pair. If you are thinking of getting a bicycle or your old one needs' repairs of any kind. J. call and sco mo. 4. Do not send away for that bicycle until you bnvo looked 4. mine over and get my prices 4. and terms. JU 1. H. SYKES' GUN STORE, Opposite Postoffice, Rosoburg. 4..t......l..I..T .f....T ,..T ? 1 1 1 1 CHOULD Y0" W'SH v-s 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 Repair and Alter Gentiemeo'c Garments. We're Tellers end secend to none. ink Ik. J I to sSeak of faaejr and stsple groceries alwa WEST SIDE GROCERY la tke beat nraaar ess buy aad fa addlttes to right srtrw we gnar asne the e.ulrtjr. ear Msae and aieaey ky traetac wNh as. DO WELL & FOSTER PHONE 29 WEST ROfEBURG, ORE. LISTEN to the errnads of reason aad sru dente wk' " they conaael yon to save your time, your streagta, your clothes, and last but not least, yenr psaslkle h- vltk ky aeedlng yoar lauadry to i s. We do yo ir wsshlng quicker, with leas wear eu the garments, and aa all v.nrk Is done under absolutely Miuir conditions your laundry Is returat! t i jou free from sll germs and last, but not least, yon have saved your time aad atreagth for more Important duties. Roseburg Steam Laundry Jeckson Street Faotee T9 SAMK PHOITB VOn TUB VACUUM CLMAHMR. wUde, ihimi ' fcM bom tke Html ii eg . AnowraoMtodmsrfraTMlaf. Signature ot Host Rosabnrt house wises eat , either "Pride of Douglas" sr eiMse City" flour. There's a rsasoa aw at. Phone IX, Douglas Ooantr Masks. U your grocer doesn't cam elthsr kind. Why is a brick mason like a loeomo- tlveT llecauso he has a tender! For a tender steak, A juicy chop, Direct your footsteps To our shop. Our saws are sharp; Cleavers, too We'll trim them up Just right for you. The Economy Market Oso. Kohlhaceau Pros, PHONE 58 ad at the tS.V'' 'MM' :W ,v fit ii - - ; . if v , V , Hi 11 11 m n 11 n H i-i-H- -." ; -rf'H"