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Newspaper Page TextRECORDS 21c Each Hero la your chance to lay lu a eupply of Genuine Edison Standard Wax Gold Moulded Records at a cut price. You may have your choice of any of these records in our ato-k aa long aa they laat. The regular . prlca of theae records la 35c, ao xou are aavlng nearly one half. Thla la the first time an Edlaoa lb-cord baa erer been sold at leaa Uian tlie regular price. GENUINE EDISON GOLD MOULDED A.MBEROL WAX RECORDS. are alao offered at a bargain price while the aupply laata. We are now aelllng theae 60c records for 31c each as long aa they laat You hare never before bought them for lets than 60c each. Make your aWectlona today while tho assortment la unbroken. Select a doxen or two and make a deposit on them and we'll hold tham for you. LENOX & OTT Roseburg, Oregon BCXDAY AT THE CHCRCHES. local mews RIDDLE NEWS. Presbyterian, Rev. Paul ). Lux, 1 B. F. Ramp, of Salem, la 18- the pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m.; city. morning worship at 1 1, subject, "The C. H. Leadbetter arrived here thla Story of a Lost Crace." Y. P. S. C. morning from Portland. E. at 6:30 p. m.; evening service at C. C. Miller left this morning on 7:30, subject, "A Strong Weak his return to Marahfield. Man." Come and worship with us; Harry Hlldeburn left this morning a glad welcome to all. Mothera on a business trip to Portland. bring your babes and young children Miss Helen Hamilton la home from Young ladles from our Sunday school Eugene to spend the week-end. will take good care of them In our, Frank E. Alley left thla morning cozy church parlors. on a buainess trip to Portland. Methodist KplHropal, Rev. Alcxan-1 Mra- ,c- HaIrmn' 0h'! ,U dcr R. Maclean, pastor. Temporary f, M' I N. Park, of thla city, quarters at the armory; Sunday1 W. W. Thackrah la spending the achool ot 9:45; preaching aervlcea at ek-nd t bis farm near Cottage 11 and 7:30: Epworth League at "'"'"j 6:30; evening service at 7:30, -which EVENING RO EBURG !.VIEW FKI1IUAHY ll)l:t. DAI LX WEATHER REPORT U. S. Weather Bureau, local office, Roseburg, 24 hours ending 5 a. m., today. Perclpltution In Inches and hun dredths: Maximum tcniperuturu 48 Minimum temperature 2:1 Precipitation 0 Total preclp. since 1st. of mo. 4S Normal preclpltatiou tor mo. 4.50 Total preclp. from Sept. 1, 19.87 Avg. preclp. from Sept. 1, 1877 :.4 1 Total deficiency from Sept. 1, Average precipitation for 3T, wet seasons (Sept. to May. I 33.28 WILLIAM I'.KI.L, Observer. WEATHER KOHKCAST: Kulr tonight and Sunday. Talbott's poultry remedies at Os burn's Pharmacy, dsw ANNOUNCEMENT. 4 4. I have re-opened my courae In Instruction In painting, and those Wishing to Inln th. nlaM are kindly requested to call any anernoon, corner Flint and Oak streets. MRS. J. H. BARTHOLOMAY. r-i-!-r"r"H-4"i"H"i-;-!"I"l"I"H- Have you ever tried the famous "Minerva" brand of choice Italian olive oil handled by us It not you have missed something good. The quality Is guaranteed by the Bee Hive Grocery. N: c'v t'lrniriliod anil wcll-loc.tttMl rooms single or suite for terms apply at dc-slt of McClalleu Hotel, or phono 2. li. J. Dcnn Transfer Company llnuqphold poods, piano, baggagt. wood and a general transfer business. PagKnge cheeks called for A!! gnoris carefully bandied. Charger rrasonnble Oifire phone, 102; residence phon, lit 6-1. Knueburn. Oregon. ARE YOUR COLLARS PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY . if not, why not Rive us a trial. We wash them clean, starch them to the proper degree of stiffness, iron Ihem smoothly, not shiny, and without wrinkles, and Rive them the finishing touches that spells cotn fort and elegance, for which purpose we have just Installed the latest and most up-to-daio liiacliiuo In the market. PHONE 380 LONE STAR LAUNDRY will be In charge of the ladles of the Home Missionary Society. The pro gram will be very Interesting, with a large variety of beautiful music. Everybody welcome. St. Geprgc's Kplsropal Church, corner Main and Cass streets, Rev. Charles Wilson Baker, Rector. The third Sunday In Lent; Holy Com munion at 7:30, Sunday school at 9:45, and morning prayer at 11; evening prayer at 7:30. All are cor dially Invited. Baptist, Rev. W. H. Eaton, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m.; preach ing at 1 1 a. m. lng at 6:30 p. at 7:30 p preach at W. Starmer left this morning for Portland on railroad grievance committee business. J. W. Robinson left this morning on a business trip to Grants Haas, accompanied by his little son. Engineer L. W. Crocker left this morning for Portland on business. His two little sons accompanied htm. .1. E. McBride. the S. P. engineer, and Mrs. McBride returned this morning from a trip to New Orleans. Attorney Charles F. Hopklna went to Drain thla morning to. vialt with his daughter. Miss Verlio Tracy, the Edenbower (The Tribune). Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Luther Brown, at Canyonvllle, Feb. 17, a eon. Mlaa Mary Dlsbrow, ot Denver, a1 niece of Mrs. M. W. Pruner, Is here for an extended visit with the fam-j lly of her aunt. Noah Cornutt, Jr., who has been aerloualy 111 for several weeks, is reported to be recovering slowly but; satisfactorily. His father. Uncle; Noah, who has also been very lit, la' not getting along as well as could be' wished, although his condition la not critical. . Through a compromise agreed up on by the attorneya representing both aides of the controversy and accepted ' by both clients, Frank Cain and the ' city of Riddle have reached a settle-! inent of Cain's claim against the city ! for $633.16 for engineering services on the Wilson Creek water system whereby the city of Riddle has Issued a warrant to Cain In the suns of $660 aa full payment, and the action brought by Cain to collect baa been ' dismissed In the Circuit Court, Til I" ftTOjMB aaMi p"""" ffi i i nil. .7 r I MM the usual fine music. A cordial wel come awaits you. Come and see. school teacher, went home to Drain young people's meet-In,!, morning to remain over Sunday. i.; preacning service Mr8, Clayton Negloy went to Oak- m. Pastor Ynrboro win ani this morning to-visit with her one service and Pastor hrnther. diaries Kellv. who la very Eaton at the other. There will bo 8ici( Ladles' leather hand bags at the rtnnehuror llnok Store. A choice Be- Cliristlaii Sclenro, corner Main and icetlon of high grade goods at mod Lano streets. Sunday school ut 9:45 crate prices. a. m.; Sunday leBson sermon at 111 Mrs, d. H. Mllcholl, of Hamilton a. m., subject, "Mind." Wednesday I Addition, went to Goshen, Lane testimonial service ut 8 p. m. All Countv, this morning, to attend the are cordlnlly Invited to attend. wedding of a relative. Christian, Rev. J. N. MeConnell.l Fred Wollenbcrg, a native Rose pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m.; burg boy, Ib visiting here with his preaching at 1 1 a. m., Bubject, "Every ' father, Hyman Wollenbcrg. Fred Is Man a King." C. E. nt 6:30 p. m. now a traveling salesman for Walters Sacred Concert nt 7:30 p. m., under ; Brothers, wholesale carpet dealers of the direction of Prof. Dunsmore, of Portland." A short sermon by the pastor In connection with the con cert. Tho services tomorrow will be the beginning of a short revival. Almost Lost His Life. A. Stid, of Mason, Mich., San Francisco. It 1b ten years since he left Roseburg. Douglas County Creamery butter only 90c a two-pound square. Ask your grocer for It. Patronize home Industry. J, O. Call left this morning for S. A. Stid, of Mason, Mich., will , Roseville, Cat., with the remains of never forget his terrible exposure to his wife, whose funeral will be held a merciless storm. "It gave me a j in that city. Mrs. Bonner, a Bister dreadful cold," he writes, "that of the deceased nnd a resident o! caused severe pains In my chest, so It , Roseville, accompanied Mr. Call, was hard for me to breathe. A neigh- R. F. Farmer, who has spent the bor gnvc me several doses of Dr. winter hero, returned to Eugene this King's New Discovery which brought morning, where he will resume sta creat relief. The doctor said 1 wnsltlnnnry engineering work for the OAK CHEEK NEWS. Aperfect Remedy for Cow, tloV , Sour SlosvTh.DUrrtwil YVdraanwlsw.roHM- newi rri Loss OF SUfP. lacShnk Sipuhve of NEW YORK. L. Poe la cutting wood for W. 3. McElhlnny. Philip and Roy Strader have taken a contract to do aome alaablng for! F. R. Price. I It la reported that Hiram Barker) la taking up bla traps, aa sheep do not have very valuable furs. Rev. Taggart, of Oakland, preaches at the church on the fourth Sunday ot each month. About two Inches ot snow fell on the 21st, an unusual occurrence. It' soon disappeared. I The new stage for the drama to be given on the 38th is about completed. I Rehearsal each evening thla week, ! Dress rehearsals Wednesday and i Thursday evening. Don't miss com ing to Oak Creek to see "Tony the Convict." Following Is the cast: Tony Warren Ray Henderson Weary Wayside Ivan Panky James Barclay Ouy Wardrip Philip Warburton Phil Strader Judge Van Cruger ...Will Thornton1 Wardon Bursons W, F. Price ' ' ' ... - 1 n j . fa,"k,"ou. ,p- P- 0o1 SOUTHERN PACIFIC TIME CARD. nRiicB raimy . Mrs., Van Cruger . . . .Lena Erlckson MIbb Sedley Mra. W. F. Price m Sally Beth McElhlnny ,s No admlaalon charged. jj X. X. 'ii ALCOHOL a PER l.rx-p AVvftabkPrrpirailonlrAs' SlJllutJll$ltKrtedXltfRf UogtlKSaaMatfitM&lf Prongs ftifitowa rtess and flf8tottilnj arifcr OpiiouXofphuV noi'MittnLj HOT NARCOTIC. , MKficuiksxunmaii www- For Infanta & t y, , The Kind Yea Er? Always Ccut Bears Signature of the AiA. 7M AW W & taV In llso For Over Thirty Years vws mmtntMU wutT, sal 1Mb Bxact Copy of Wrapper. on the verge of pneumonia, but to continue with the Discovery. I did so and two bottles completely cured mo." Use this quick, safe, reliable medicine for coughs, colds, or any throat or lung trouble. Price 50c and J1.00. Trial bottle free. Guar anteed by all druggists. 13 "Pride of Douglas" and "(Jueen f"tv" flour bring results. Ask lbs Douglas County Mills. Phone 13. SAVE TIME LABOR MONEY by using Star Naptha Washing Powder for sale and gu?ranteed by Mrs. A. C. Kidd & Son SAVE FUEL BILLS lly using this wonderfully efficient little electric stove. Costs no more than an ordin ary electric Iron. Holla, broil, frys toawt. Quicker, cheaper, cleaner than gas or wood. 5. II. GOODHAN Kosplmrtf. Ore. Phone "7. Cor. Oak and Main streets. "You're Safe at This Store" Yes, we have it F ort Jones Creamery Butter the best in Roseburg LOUIS KOHLHAGEN Phone 19 107 Com Street That's the point we'rs mak ing. No nintler how llttl or how much you buy hers, wa want you to feel Sl'RB that evary purchase will he satisfactory TO VOL' or ws'll do sll In our power to rnsks It so! What more can you eipsct or auk of your grocer? Try us and see. ENDRICK & ('lark & llenpfy Construction Com- ,pany. His entire family follows I Monday. When looking for a large and I varied assortment of the best In the j line of canned goods bo sure to call at tho llee Illvo Grocery. Albert Abraham and J. D. Zurcher I left this morning for Salem, wher jthey will lobby against a new county division bill now pending in (ho Leg islature, and being urged by the Oot ltni;o (Trove Nesmlth County flgltntors. 1 The basketball game between the athletic clubs of Hosehurg and Suthcrliu at Sykes' rink Friday night was n walk-over for the local quintet, w hich was on the big end of n 71-to-12 score. Thornton, tho Hosehurg center, tossed 211 baskets from thi field and one from placement, scor ing 47 points for his team. You can save money and he assured of the best quality obtainable by purchasing llcinz Pure Cider Vinegar of the Hee Illve (Irncery. They are the exclusive agents. .flTo. W. Kerns, principal of the Kiddle schools, nnd It. C. (leer, a business man of that city and nephew of ex-(lovernor (Jeer, engaged in a fistic battle lu Hiddle Friday morn ing. Doth men plead guilty In the recorder's court to a charge of as sault and battery and paid fines of $10 each. (Jeer was angry at Kerns over a grade assignment of the for mer's boy that met with his disfavor. ' Derailment of five cars of an extra ! southbound freight train nenr Nichols ; Station Friday night delayed South ern Pacific trains for several hours Northbound passenger trains 14, 16 and 12 did not arrive hero until nf- ter 9 o'clock this morning, and 'southbound passenger trains were correspondingly late. A broken flange caused the wreck, which was at tended 'to by a crew from tho local shops. Steel cash boxes, firo proof, no soldered joints, and fitted with good Corbin lock. Three sizes, ll.TiO, $1.75 nnd $2.00, nt the Roseburg Hook Store. Mrs. William Hell. Mrs. John W Oliver and Miss Elaine Hell were hostesses ut two delightful Washing ton birthday parties given nt the 'Mel home in the afternoons of Friday aud todnv. About sixty ladles were tenained on each occasion. HoiiBe decorations consisted of ferns,' car nations and cherry blossoms. Paper hatchets made most appropriate place cards and souvenirs combined. Colon ial menuH were tho features of both afternoons. On Friday, Mrs. Oeorge K. Houck nsslsted In receiving, and Mrs. llenrv Harth, Mrs. P. II. Vlnell Mrs. K. W. Kuykendnll and Miss Anna Hrvnn assisted In serving. Mrs, C. W. Wharton nnd MisB IlesRie Wharton assisted this afternoon. KEN IN G 5 Square Deal Gream Fbon (3. North Jackson St. DIED. BOUEN. At Mercy Hospital, Hose- burg, Feb. 22, 1913, Louis F. Boren, aged 13 years, of diabetes. Deceased waB a son of Mr. and Mrs. Hale Boren, of Cainaa Valley, at which place the funerul will be held Sunday. Northbound. Name Shasta Limited .. 7:30 Overland .11:00 ,16. Flyer 11:35 j 18. Fort.-Rosob'g local 8:00 i 20. Pert. -Ashland local 1:20 I Southbound. 11. Shns'ta Limited ... 12:31 13. Overland 6:10 IB. Flyer 9:40 17. Port.-Roseb'g local 19. Port.-Ashland local 6:56 Leava a. m. p. m. a. m. a. m. a. m. Shocking Sounds lu the esrtb 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 the back warns you the kidney 1 need attention it you would escape i nose aangerous maiaait, aropsy, Have vim diabetes or Hrlght's disease. Take1,,,,,,,' ii,,' Electric Hitters at once nd see back-- ,.,, r ,i,, ache fly and all your best feelings (.,.., v' return. my son received great Dene fit from their use for kidney and bladder trouble," writes Peter Hondy, South Hoekwood, Mich. "It Is cer tainly a great kidney medicine." Try It. 60c at all druggists. II m. No. 17 ties up In Hosehurg, ar leaves hero at 8:00 In the morning, riving here nt 10:06 p. m. It forma the equipment of No. 18, which returning to Portland. It will be noticed that the above Is the leaving time of these trnlns. LOCAL NKWS FOR BAIiB OHBAP. House partially flniahed; will finish it to autt aurehaaer. Taraaa: One-half cash, balance oa aaoalaly Installments. Page Iareatmeat Oa 701 No. Jackaon BU "M-M-M-M ! 11 I'M ii 1 11 NEW NI'KCIAlriKS IN HI ll.DKIW HARDWARE. For pure, bread phone Grocery, wholesome home-made or call at the Heo Hive applied for your 1913 yet '! If not, you can through the Itoseburg nrngo on .V Hose Ht. Nicely furnished and well-located rooms - single or suite for terms apply at desk of McClallen Hotel, or phone 2. If your stock of homo canned goods Is running low, you can supplement them with some of our choice' dried fruits. Ask for what you want. Wo have It. The lieu Illve Orocery. S. tl. Crouch, the hardware ! dealer, has Just received a tlna 4 new line ot specialties In Builders' Hardware. Theae In- elude, among many other things, an Automatic Window Lock, a new Screen Door Fait- cuer and a patentod device for holding doors open. Don't Jk -t. miss seeing them. -I. Remember, we carry every- ! thing for building purpoaes In the hardware line, alao includ- . lng palntB, brushes, etc., lima and cement. .J. Fine New Hlcyclee. 4. An extra fine line of flier- 4. cles for 1913, Is now In atock, 4. Bent bnrgnlns over offered In 4. Roseburg. J. 8. H. CROUCH, Sheridan St., opposite 8.' P. 4 depot. 1 & 3 MADE IN OREGONjjV- Little Girl Cured of an Awful Cold "Two years ago our little girl had an awful cold that settled on her lungs." says Mrs. Win. Onlbralth, of Hamburg, N. Y. "We were greatly worried about her condition. She had a persistent croupy cough that clung to her despite nil our treat ment, until I got a bottle of Cham berlain's Cough Remedy. Thla prep aration relieved that dreadful cough and choking and effected a positive cure In tho course of a few days' time." For sale by all dealers. C "Pride of Douglas," a Roseburg product, and "Qneen City," a bar heat article, malo at Vancouver. Wash., f re tho two beat varieties af Oeur oa the market. Why aaa aa other kind that coata meraf If year grocer docao't carry cither bnuad, Just 'phone 18, Douglas County MJ1U, and a aack will be delivered at youF soma MADE IN OREGON SHOWING Spring Dress Goods 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, priced from $1.50-$3.50 per yard THE BELLOWS STORE Company $1.50 House Dresses 98c The beat bargains we ever offered. Mado of best grade Percale. Sash cap to match. All sites. Bpeclal 98c a Roseburg's Quality Shop $1.50 Voile Waists 98c Spring wash walsta, neat styles, all sizes. Walsta worth $l.r,0, while they laat special 98c 4 ; a: V ir ' ' ' . 7 ' ' . . ... i .