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RECORDS 21c Each .Here ! your chance to lay In a tupply of Genuine Edison Standard Vfc ax Oold Moulded Records at a cut price. You may have your choice of any of these record In our stock as long aa they last. The regular price of theae records la 35c, to you are saving nearly one half. This la the first time as EdUoa Record has erer been sold at lei tlie regular P1ce. OENUINE EDISON GOLD MOILDKD AMBEROL WAX RECORDS. are also offered at a bargain price while the supply lasts. We are now selling these 60c records for 31c each as long as tbey last. You hare never before bought them for less than 60c each. Make your selections today while the assortment Is unbroken. lect a doxen or two aid make a deposit on them and we'll hold them for you. LENOX & OTT Roseburg,. Oregon EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW FKHKl'ARY SI, 1913 DAILY WEATHER REPORT U. S. Weather Durcau, local office, Roseburg, 24 hours ending 5 a. m., today. I'erclpltutlon In inches and hun dredths: Maximum temperature 4'i Minimum temperature HO Precipitation 19 Total preclp. since 1st. of mo. 4S Normal precipitation tor mo. 4. SO Total preclp. from Sept. 1, 19.87 Avg. preclp. from Sept. 1, 1877 2.1.14 Total deficiency from Sept. 1, 3.27 Average precipitation for 35 wet seasons (Sept. to May.) WILLIAM 11ELL, Observer. WEATHER FORECAST: Fair tonight nnil Saturday. Talliolt's poultry remedies at Os burn's Pharmacy, dsw .Vi.ely furnished and well-located runuts single or suite for terms apply at desk of McClalleu Hotel, or phone 2. H-M"! 111 I 1 H .m-m-I-H ANNOUNCEMENT. I have re-opened my course in instruction In painting, and those wlshlna to 1nln the rm are kindly requested to call any afternoon, corner Flint and Oak streets. MRS. J. H. BARTHOLOMAT. Have you ever tried the famous "Minerva" brand of choice Italian olivo oil bandied by us If not you have missed something good. The quality Is guaranteed by the Bee Hive Grocery. H. J. Dcnn Transfer Company Household Roods, piano, baggac ui;i!mt, wood nod a general transfer msfness. B:iggngc check called tor l! i? nods carefully handled. Charge .isoniib'e. f f Ice phone, 102; residence phone Ufi-I. RosebnrR. Oregon. RE YOUR COLLARS PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY . If not, why not give us n trial. Wo wash them clean, starch them to the proper decree of stiffness, iron them smoothly, not shiny, and without wrinkles, and give them the finishing touches that spells com fort and elegance, for which purpose wo have Just Installed the latest and most up-to-date machine In the market. PHONE 380 LONE STAR LAUNDRY SAVE TIME LABOR MONEY by using Star Naptha Washing Powder for sale and gu?ranteed by Mrs. A. C. Kidd & Son LOCAL raws i Eugene Guard: Chester Humphrey, the young man who was kicked In the face by a horse at his home near Irving Monday afternoon, died at the Eugene hospital Tuesday evenlpg. The blow from the horse's hoot was a terrible one and besides breaking the young man's upper Jaw, caused concussion of the brain. He was 23 years old snd leaves a mother, four brothers and four sisters. In the Salem Journal of Thursday . appears a letter from Mrs. J. T. Mil-1 ler, of Hayhurst, near Yoncalla, In behalf of the Humphrys brothers, j sentenced to be banged on March SI. I The letter refers mainly to the move ments of the Humphrys while resi dents of the Hayhurst vicinity and says they are apparently wrongfully accused of unlawful acts while living there. Doubtless Mrs. Miller and many others are unaware that since being sentenced the last time for the murder of Mrs. Eliza Griffith, an elderly lady living alone In Benton County, the Humphrys have confessed and told the details of that horribly fiendish crime. According to their story, after entering the borne of their defenseless victim each In turn held her while the other unspeakably assaulted her, the second choking her to death. They then ransacked the house for whatever money they could find and before leaving each again beastlally assaulted the body of their lifeless victim. The case Is too re volting for discussion, and punish ment in any degree adequate for such fiendish acts is difficult to Imagine. With such an example before them It Is no wonder the voters of Oregon, by an overwhelming majority, de cided to retain capital punishment on the statute books for life Imprison ment would have no terrors tor such fiends as the Humphrys. Most disfiguring skin eruptions, scrofula, pimples, rashes, etc., are due to Impure blood. Burdock Blood Bitters as a cleansing blood tonic. Is well recommended. (1 at all stores. Talbott'a original 25c dog remedlea at Osburn'a Pharmacy. dsw IMPROVEMENT PARAGRAPHS. Everybody is In faver ef geed reads, but many vieieusly op pose stl plans of taxation to got the money to build the good roads. Every merchant should study the good roads problam until he grasps it fully and until ho sees that it le his problem. Happinoss and prosperity are more likely to bo found upon the farm, but you must have a good road to find the farm. Much opposition to road bonda and levies comes from exces sively foot driving ef automo biles end the attending dangers. If it lo sensible to propose the iseuance of government bonds to improve water traneportation, then it is equally sensible to do so for the improvement ef wagon roads. COLOR SIGNS TO SHOW THE RIGHT HIGHWAY. Sl'THERMN NOTES. (The Sun). The St. John Land Company closed a deal the first of the week whereby John M. Wilson, of Raymond, Wash., became the owner of forty acres of choice land about two miles west of town. The laud is a part of Charles F. Black's ranch and Is considered one of the best pieces in the valley. Postmaster T. A. E. Lyman re ceived word from Washington the first of the week that the bids for currvinK the malls over n proposed rural route west from sutnerun nas been rejected as all were considered too high. This means that fifteen months must elapse before this mat ter can be taken up again. It is un derstood that the bids were between $700 and (800. FIVE THOUSAND DKUtiCilSTS UnlUi In Opinion Regarding Oii Medicine. If any one should know the value of a medicine It Is the retail drug gist who sells It. Therefore, when over five thousand of the best retail druggists In the country recommend Vlnol, our deli cious cod liver and Iron tome, with- out oil, as the greatest tonic recon- Btructor and strength creator mey have ever sold. It must Indicate the value of Vlnol. We could publish columns of such testimony as tho following: Mr. E. C. Spcns. Druggist of Alpo no! Mich.. Bays: Vlnol is the Ideal tonic reconstructor, as It really to day Is the best remedy wo have on our shelves. Mr. C. P. Bucholtz, tho leading druggist of Springfield, Ohio, says "Vinol gives better satisfaction than any medicine I have ever sold In my store." Wo ask every run-down, nervous, debilitated, aged or weak person or any person Buffering from chronic coughs, colds or tironcimis, to try hottlo of Vlnol with tho understand Ing that their money will lie returned If it does not do all we claim. Red Cross Pharmacy, W. F. Chap man, Roseburg, Oregon. (Paid Adv.) Unique 8cheme of Designation ef Four Main Arteries Urged by E. Stewart. "The blghwny department of the state of New York bait olHclally adopted a scheme suggested by Frank L Lyon, secretary of the New. York State Auto mobile association, for the designation uf the mnlu highway which could be folluwcd by the California highway commission with good results,'' says E. Stewart, an automobile agent. , The scheme is to designate the five mnlu highways by color signs. This does not mean the erection of sign lusts, but the painting of fences and bridge approaches along the various roads; also decorating telephone and telegraph poles with bands In the col ors which detdgnate tbe route that they ire on. This Is being done by tbe local utitiimohlle clubs situated on these mutes. As already adopted. California has four m:i in routes the coast route from 3:iu Kniueisi'e south, tbe count route from Sail t-'ruueisco north, the valley route from San Francisco south mid the northern Inland route from San l-'ninciseo. It would take very little expense to mark these routes, and It wou!U he n wonderful help to the vlslt- ng motorists. The work, however, diould not lie comineiu-ed until It was leliultely settled on what should lie the end of the national highway Into San Francisco from the boundary of the state. The colors selected should le such that the state of Nevada and jther states to the east might be uhle o use them for marking thiir sections if the national highway." Yes, we have it ort Jones Creamery Butter the best in Roseburg LOUIS KOHLHAGVtN Phone 19 10? Stn "You're Safe at This Store 9 OWI MUCH TO SPRATINO. Why Ujm-geJpbeur is the 8o- laUoa to Use. j The growing ot applet It as enor mous Industry which la constantly expanding. This Is due largely to the fact that ot all fruit the apple Is In moat steady demand, and is a very reliable crop. The profits on a well conducted apple ranch or orchard are fairly large, the labor entailed In ear ing for the trees and marketing tbe crop la not excessive, and there la scarcely any section of the country In which some varieties of apples will not thrive. I Spraying la the one operation above every other which determines the 1 market value of apples, and yet In ' many Instances It receives the leaat attention ot all orchard work, accord-! Ing to a Farm and Home expert. The matter of spraying Is one which must be given careful attention and study by each grower for the reason that the practice giving the beat results In one section may be of Indifferent value In another. For instance, the Ben Davit It to serloutly ruaseted by application of bordeaux mixture that, aa a rule, nat urally fine fruit of tblt variety will I be rendered second claaa If thla tpray I It need. Lime-sulphur solution la apparently i as effective aa bordeaux mixture In i the control ot apple scab, and will control leaf spot and other minor. troubles. In sections where spraying for bitter rot is required tbe lime- sulphur treatment for scab and leaf spot could be followed by applica tions of bordeaux mixture for bitter rot and apple blotch, aa it haa not yet been determined that the llme aulphur apray will control these die eases. Arsenate of lead la unques tionably the poison to use with the lime-sulphur mixture. " " 1,11 "" MiBWHMIM- aUB 1WV oLVaV vw ov ,y The Kind Yoa Hare) Always Boafbt, aad waleh tsM Wsk, u me fbr tot so mat, has ton the siesi ejr i and has been mad vmaer tonal supervision sttvee Us Allow no one to deeehre Toy tat nts All Counterfeit, Imitation! and " J ast-as-arooel " are WS -. Experiments that trifle with and eodansrer the health, eaf unaits end Children Experience against A HAPPY, LAUGHING CHILD IN FEW HOURS. If Cross, Irritable, Feverish, Tongue Coated and Blck, Give Delicious "Syrup of Fbjs." That's the point we're mak ing. No matter how little or how much you buy here, we want you to fool 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 tee. 1ENDRICK Sejeare Bsel Grteen HOW GOOD ROADS WILL HELP THE MERCHANT. 3ett-r Highways Bound to Kep the Neighborhood Trade at Homa, P; li. -'c.i-c'l n;vii of (list rihutlon of jj.m.lv wnivs hihI uirifiiumiise uf :.r f.i-'hifi-'s jiiM stores iliMiuimlri n :l'V MH'lllM.I JHItl IIMMllS uf i ruiiKMrtn imi (..'. m:i.ls will fxteiid (he ru- U.-i if NtT i'f tllf diV IIHTOlllUlf. nitl j.i.i.rr t ii imm'-Ii hiwr it-rrllory. Inn 1 itirult uitl (lie imin.v mil- inns nf r'ulliirs uf our cUUoiih nt rune iiis!i-:;d f l!im spi-nt through ;ttji !' :r lwii-fs In Htli'H nut Mile of hi' i.i;itc, ;hi n.nil hihm lvmWtMl ii'r;r tlnifl In thi' mi'ivlinn t In .mim.v Mi.ir'-i-t I'i'iiliM- nf the HtJite. Km- :i p!'i'-)u Is w ill 1h mnrUcti'il more iiMly llimiivli til Ihi- yi-Jir. HalrK of 'niMvlnii'lKt' it i j.l riilliTtioim will Iw i;strilMilnl ihit ti hti'iT peril h1 of time. Imhk rn.-ids will tneiiu K'"id :ltins to the ini'irhaiit. Had roiida ete tnide away (rum a town or city, -itetter .toads. I'AUISIA.N HAfiK FOH WOMEN. Ilcftt for the HnJr. .Worn you finish one bottle of tie IlKbtful PARISIAN Saee hair tonic, falling hair will ce:tfle; ncnlp Itch will bo but a memory and all (land run will Taniah. IteMdcs thiH your hair will be frea from dandruff H'-rms, and PARISIAN Sage will no nourish tbe hair roots that tho hair Itnelf will become full of life and nature's own radiant color, PARISIAN Sage 1b not a dye It does not contain dangerous lead or any other poinonous Ingredient. For your own protection aak for PARIS IAN Sago and request your dealer not to give you any preparation contain ing lead or nitrate of silver. Large bottle of PARISIAN Sago costa but F0 cpnta at dealers America over. The Red Croaa Pharmacy guarantees it. What Is CASTORIA Oasrtoria Is harmlea gubstltnte for Castor OH. Pare (riee Drop and Soothing Syrupa. It It Plestaaat. .. It . wan taint neither Opium. Morphine) nor other MaiuuSIS nnatsuiee. Its aire Is Its triiarantco. It destroys WniieS - '' aad allays FeTerlahnesn. 'it rnrc I)Lrrbaa antt Wheel OoUe. It wlleTes TectU.au- Tr ulie-, cure Constiptea mmA Flatulency. It suuimllutct f ho rood, reeru latest the Metnach and Bowett. srtrlDa; lirnHhy and natorol aieep, The Children's Vanacea- Vbe Mother's JiVlcnd. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears tbe Sterna true of Tie Kind You Haye Always Bought In U For Over 30 Years. Tour child lan't naturally cross, Ir ritable and peevish. Mother! Examine the tongue; It coated, It means the little one'a stomach la disordered, liver Inactive and Its thirty feet of bowels clogged with foul, decaying waste. Every mother reallcea after Klvlng delicious "Syrup ot Figs" that this Is the Ideal laxative and physic for children. Nothing else regulates the little one's tender stomach, liver and bowels bo effectually, besides they dearly love Its delightful fig taste. r-or constipated bowels. sliiKKiBh liver, biliousness, or sour, disordered ntnmnch fovnrlnhnass rilnrrhnna nm ' throat, bad breath or to break a cold. give one-halt to a tcaspoonful of ( all the clogged up waBte, sour bllo, undigested food and constipated mat ter will gently move on and out of the Bystem without griping or nausea and you will surely have a well, happy and mulling child again shortly. with Svrup of Figs you are not drugging your children, being com posed entirely of luscious flgB, senna and aromatlcs it cannot be harmful. Full directions for children of all ages and for grown-ups printed plainly on the package. Ask your druggist for the full name, "Syrup of Figs and Kllxlr of Senna," prepared by the California Fig 8yrup Co. This la the delicious tasting, genuine old reliublo. Hefuso anything else offered. OllKdON NKWS. FOR SAAB OHUF. win J. H. Settlemler, aged 73, a promt- House partially Milahtd; nent Oregon pioneer and rounder of finish It to ault purchaser. Woodburn, died Thursday In Port- One-halt cash, balance en ssoathly land. With his parents he went to ' Installments Page IavMtaaeat Oa, California In 1819. crossing the .70 No. Jackson St. I.I I MO ... I I. nn nv , n .1 ... I to Oregon In 1850. He was then boy of 9 years. That State Superintendent of Pub lic Instruction Alderman will bo su perintendent of schools in Portland after next Juno seems to be an as sured fact, following the announce ment Thursday that Mr. Alderman will tender his resignation from his present office. Frunk Hlgler, who at present holds the position as head of the Portland Rchools, will tender Ills resignation soon, it is snld, and tho board of education will elect Mr. Alderman to fill tho vacancy. "M-M-M-M"! 1 'I 1HH 11 4 NKW RPKCIAITIKS IN M ILDEW? HARDWARE. J. lie Won't I. Imp Now. No more limping for Tom Moore, of Cochran, Co. "I hail a badsore on my Instep that nothing seemed to help until I UHed Hucklen's Arnica Salve," he writes "but this wonder-' ful healer soon cured me." Heals old. running sores, ulcers, bolls. burns, cuts, bruises, eczema or plies. U Only 2:c at all druggets. II . Sli S. I). Crouch, the hardware 4 dealer, has Just received a fine new line of specialties la Builders' Hardware. Theae In- elude, among many other things, an Automatic Window Lock, a new Screen Door Fast- ener and a patonted device for holding doors open. Don't miss seeing them, Hemember, we carry every- thing for building purposes In the hardware line, also lnclud- Ing paints, brushes, etc., lime nnil cement. Finn New Itlrycles. An extra fine line ot Blcy- cles for 1913, Is now In stock. 1 Ilest bargains ever offered in Try It. Security stock burn's Pharmacy. remedies at Ob- dBW 4. HoKcbttrg. a. it. UKUUUH, erlilan St., opposite depot. aeJ e e " S. P. Spring XOTK'K TO AUTIHANH. Artisans take notice that the regu lar meeting of I'mpqua Assembly will be held on the se.-ond and fourth Wednesdays of each month, In the banquet room of the I. O. O. F. hall. Next regular meeting Feb. 12th. 101 I.. K. MIM.KDGK, M. A. MAD A'JAl.N. u'ni .fll Pure wire fence cheaper than ever. A 36-lnch fence for 2Sc a rod. All bought before the raise. All kinds reduced In price. A good heavy fence, 39 Inches high, 9 wires, 30 centB a rod. Terms to suit pur chasers. We have the Beans hanl and power spray pumps. A carload ot lime and sulphur ,Pr8TEARN8 ft CHENOWETH, Oakland and Yoncalla. daw I MADE IN OREGON SHOWING 4E1MAOE IN OREGON 8 v r. '4 Dress Goods I From the Looms of Thomas Kay, Salem Just received, the most beautiful assortment of these famous woolens, embracing all the newest weaves tor spring. Serges, Diagonals, Homespuns and Novelties all this season's most wanted shades 56 inches wide, &om $1.50"S3.50 per yard THE BELLOWS STORE Company $1.50 House Dresses 98c The best bargains we ever offered. Mado of beat grade Percale. Sash cap to match. All sizes. Special 98c $1.50 Voile Waists 98c Spring waBh waists, neat styles, all sizes. Waists - . worm I. 5U, while they laat Roseburg s "oc"" Quality Shop I VoC WW I North Jackson St. SnasKKsWamM!s33M A - ..v ... . V Phone 2.