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5) A EDISON Q1 tTk RECORDS AXK, jLUCIVII Here la your chance to lay In a supply of Genuine Edtton Standard Wax Gold Moulded Records at a cut price. You mar have jour eholoe of any of these records in our stock aa long as their last. The regular price ( these records la 15c, to 70a are saving nearly one halt. This Is the first time aa Edleoa Record haa ever been sold at less) thaa tlie regular price. GENUINE EDISON' GOLD MOI LDK1) AMBEROL WAX RECORDS. are also offered at a bargain price while the supply lasts. We are now selling these 50c records for 31c each aa long aa they last. Tou have never before bought them for less than 60c each. Make your selections today while the assortment la unbroken. Select a dosen or two and make a deposit on them and we'll bold them for you. LENOX & OTT Roseburg, Oregon EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW.fr MARCH I, 1013. ANNOUNCEMENT. DAILY WEATHER RKl'ORT U. S. Weather Bureau, local office, Rosoburg, 24 hours ending 5 a. m., today. Perctpltation In Inches and hundredths: Muxlmum temperature 52 Minimum temperature 34 Prcclpitntlon 0 Total precip. Hlnce 1st. of mo. 0 Normal prerlp. for this month 3.9S Total prt-ciit. from Sept. 1, 1912 ' 19.96 Aver, precip from Sept. 1, 1S77 21.30 Total deficiency ironi Sept. 1, '12 4. 1 n Average precipitation for 3T, wet seasons (Sept. to May.) 33 28 WILLIAM HKLL, Observer. WEATHER FORECAST: Fair tonight and Sunday. Talhott's poultry remedies at Os burn's l'harmacy. dovv o Nioly l'urni!uil and woll-luc.-ijed rooms single or Kiille for terms apply at detk of McClallen Hotel, or phone. 2. ! 1 ! I ................ . . . I have re-opened my course In instruction In painting, and those wishing to Join the class are kindly requested to call any afternoon, corner Flint and Oak streets. MRS. J. H. BARTHOLOMAY. J. McDougall, "Little Mac,' bas moved his tailor shop from 119 ; West Oak to 127 Jackson street. He . Is now prepared to do all kinds of ' tailoring, repairing, cleaning and pressing. First class work guaran I teed. dtf li. J. Dcnn Transfer Company Household goods, piano, baggage, him her. wood und a general tranafet business. Baggnge checks called for AI! poods carefully handled. Charger re.isonaHe. Ol rice phone, 102; residence phone, 19K-L. Tloseburg, Oregon. ARE YOUR COLLARS PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY i If not, wliy not pivo us a trial. Wt wash them clean, starch them to the proper iIvkhm of stiffness, iron them smoothly, not shiny, and without. wrinkle!-, ; tt 1 give them the finishing touches that spells com fort and elfi;;ii!re, for which purpose we 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 guaranteed by Mrs. A. C. Kidd (& Son Yes, we have it Fort Jones Creamery Butter the best in Roseburg LOUIS KOHLHAGEN 107 CM Street r i ITsk- - la I af I l"""" a SUXDAY AT THE CHURCHES. St George's, the Rev. Charles Wil son Baker, rector. The fourth (Mid- Lent) Sunday in Lent; Holy com munion at.7:30 a. m.; Sunday school at :45 a. m.: Holy Communion at 11 a. m.: evening prayer at 7: 3D. All are cordially Invited to these services. Methodist, South, Rev. A. Thomas, paator. Sunday school at 10 a. m.; preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.j Jr. League at 2:30 p. m.; Sr. League at 6:30 p. m.: prayer meeting at 7:30 WednesdaV evening. Sermon subjects Sunday: morning, "The Per ennial Spring." llev. U. A. Taggart, of Oakland, will preach at the even ing nour. A cordial Invitation to all. Members of the church especially urged to be present at all ot these services. Presbyterian, Rev. Paul J. Lux, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m.; morning worship at 11, subject, "The Satisfied and the Marred Lite." Y. P. 8. C. E. at 6:30 p. m.; evening service at 7:30, subject, "A Magis trate With a Guilty Conscience." Come and worship with us. A cor dial welcome to all. Church, of Christ, corner Cobb and Roberts streets. bible study at 10 o'clock and preaching at 11 by K. Badger; subject, "The lllble, What Is It, Where Did It Come From?" Evening service at 7:30, subject, "The MIsbIou ot ChrUt is to the World." Christian, llev. J. X. Mi'Connell, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m.: preaching ut 11 a. m.; C. K. nt 6:30 p. in.; preaching ut 7:30. The ser vices tomorrow and all week will bo conducted by Howard .McCoiincll. Prof. Dunsmoro and son, of Port land, will help In the Binning. Wo will be pleased to see you at our services. Ilulitlst, Rev. W. H. Eaton, pustor. Sunday school at 10 a. m.; preach ing at 11 a. ni.; young people's meet ing at 6:30 p. m.; preaching at 7:30 p. m. Elder W. O. Miller, well-known Oregon preacher, the organizer and first pastor ot this church, will preach in the evening, subject, "Two Queens at War." You will enjoy these services. Come and buo. 'liritlun Science, corner Lane and Main streets. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.; Sunday lesson sermon at 11 a. ill.; subject, "Christ Jesus." Wed- ncBiluy evening testimonial service at 8. All are Invited to attend. LOCAL 1TKWB I Mrs. B. F. Ryan ta visiting In Port land. Andrew Bestul went to Portland today. Mrs. Mary Hatfield went to Riddle this morning to visit with her daugh ter. Mr. and Mr. R. J. Burch and child left this morning for a visit with rela tives. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Johnson and child are spending the week-end at Riddle. Isaac Cram, of the Soldiers' Home, left this morning for Portland on a furlough. Max Weiss, of Uklah. Cal.. leaves here Sunday on a business trip to Ban Francisco. Mrs. Jamea Griffin, of Portland, la visiting here with her sister, Mrs. W. J. Keltlher. Mrs. O. W. Cluck, employed at the Soldiers' Home, Is spending the week end at Qlendale. Mrs. A. F. Rapp and little son, of Eugene, are guests at the llulck home In West Roseburg. Miss Merle Staley has resigned her position aa bookkeeper at the Rose burg Steam Laundry. S. D. Moore, of Wilbur, arrived here Friday night from drants Pass, where his son, Chester A. Moore, Is slowly recovering from severe In juries received Inst Wednesday while blasting stumps at the llarr mine, 25 miles west of Grants Pass. While shielding himself behind a log 300 feet from a blast, the young man was struck on the right side of the face und shoulder by n flying piece of stump which had blown high In the air and had escaped hla notice. The lower jawbone was broken and his nock torn open, exposing the Jugular vein, which barely missed being severed, and hiB shoulder and arm were paralyzed. Working alternately. 15 men carried the Injured man through the snow for 14 miles on the journey to Grants Pass to place him under the care of physicians. LOCAL inrwi I Mrs. 8. P. Strange left this morn ing for Portland, where ah will spend a couple of weeks. Mrs. Ella A. Fisher, of Eugene, sister ot P. E. Alley, paased through here this morning on a bualneas trip to Oaielle, Cal. Rer. Andrew J. Starmer arrived here Friday night from Loa Angeles and will spend a week looking after business matters. i Mrs. J. M. Moore, ot South Deer Creek, left this morning for San Francisco, where she will spend a month with one of her daughter. j Mrs. Annie H. Cbllds left thi. morning on her return to Walla Wal- Waah.. after a visit here at the home of her nepi.ew, G. P. Schlosser. Sheriff Qulne Is without a clew to the whereabouts of the yeggmen who robbed Langlola A Cutsforth's aafe Riddle, securing about 180. . A description of two suspects haa been sent to all eltlea along the railroad. On the same night of the Riddle job. tne omce ot tne r.imira Lumber Com pany In Eugene was broken Into and the safe blown op. The men secured 30 In cash and left several hundred dollars In checks strewn over the floor. These thieves, too, are still at large. OPERATION DRIVES GROCER BTVBBS TO LITERARY EFFORT. t NOTRE DAME LADY'S APPEAL To all knowing mvffertn ot rhrumatir-iu. l;.-ta tr uiwcuUr or of ibe Julnt, Kclatlca, lumber , twtrkacUe, paint In the kldnejri or'nruralfla pallia, to write to her for home treatment wblcb haa rrjieatedty cared all of the torture, frhe feela It her dutjr to tend tt to all offerer. FHEB. Tou curt roureelf at bom aa thouRaotli will testify no clung- of climate belli necee Rarjr. Tlili Mmple tllacoTtry banlabea uric acid ft off the Mr-ami. luoaeaa tbt tlffened Joints, pur Il1enlie blond, and brtgbtena the eyes, clTlng -UMiclty anil tone to the whole ajMteni. If tba almre lnreata yon, tot proof ad'lret lira. KL Bumnwra. Box ft. Notre Dame, lad Tho Mother's Furor..?. A cough medicine for children should bo harmless. It should be plca&nnt to take. It should be ef fectual. Chamberlain's Cough Reme dy la all of this and is the mothers' favorite everywhere. For sale by all dealers. 0 To Motlicrt) and Others. You can use Bucklen's Arnica Salve to cure children of eczema, rashes, tetter, chafing, scalp and crusted Ihi morn, as well as their incidental in-: Juries cuts, burns, bruises, etc., with perfect safety. Nothing else j heals so quickly. Kor boils, ulcers,' old, running or fever sores or piles : It has no etjual. 25c at all (Irs-1 gists. i 13 , See McDnnlvls adv. top hack page. Z NKW (iOOllS. I have lust received my 4. Spring shipment ot bicycles, bicycle tires and base ball 4 goods. 1 have bicycles ranging 4. In price from fii to $4t. Bl- 4. cycle tires from )4.60 to $7 per pair. If you are thinking of gtttlng a bicycle or your old one needs repairs of any kind, . call and see me. , . Do not send away for that bicycle until you have looked mine over and get my prices 4. sod terms. J. H. SYKES' GUN STORE. 4 Opposite Postoffice, Roseburg. ji,i'.2,iiitii,ii,j,i,t "You're Safe at This Store" That's the point we're mak ing. No matter how little or how much you buy here, we want von to reel SURD that every purrbHBe will be satisfactory TO VOir or we ll do all in our power to make it so! What more can you expect or :irk of your grocer? Try us ami see. K ENDRICK ING cr Square Deal Groem Phone 63. Nor;b Jackson Pt. PLAN YOUR TRIP THROUGH CALIFORNIA THE LAND OF SUNSHINE AND FLOWERS VIA THE 1 11 SUNSET M I OC0lN$HASTAl I I 1 ROUTES I J Physical troubles have driven many a man to extremes, and In the case of Richard Stubbs they drove him to writing poetry. Mr. Stubbs, who IS a well known grocer ot this city, re cently underwent an operation In the Hospital for an affliction of the stom ach. During hla convalescence hla mind refused to remain quiet under the torment of a naturally restless disposition, and lta protest found ex pression In the following attack ot acute "poetlbua:" I've played solitaire till I'm sick ot tne cards, I've read till I'm weary of print: I'm ready to curse both doctor and nurse. Whose hearta are constructed of flint. They won't let me up, they won't let me out, They make me keep aulet In bed They say I'll be well If I'm patient a spell. But I'm bored till I'm pretty near dead. I'm weary of Jellies and watery broth i m crazy for wienies and steak: Hut they won't let me feed, as I feel that I need. And my heart la beginning to break. I'm sick of the flowers my friends nave sent In, And lying In bed makes me sore My longing to smoke Is moro than a loke. Hut It seems to be useless to "roar." It wasn't so bad when I really was sick, Kor I was too "batty" to cam. Hut now that I'm mending, the days Boom unending, I toss and I fret and I swear. My temper is nasty and snappy and harsh, I just want to holler and shriek Kor If I am bud, I may get them all mad, And they might turn inn out In a week. RICHARD STUHlia. A THOROUGHLY ENJOYABLE ROUTE YOU CAX 8F.K IS CAMKOItM.t: Attractive seaside, resorts, famous hotols. hut springs and outdoor sports. At Pasadena the world famed oniric h rami and magnificent homes. At San llernardlno and Hiverxlclo the OratiKO Crows. At Catalina, the wonderful submarine gurdons, and lit various other points attractions that delight the eye and In form the mind. IX)W OXE WAY OR ItOlM) TUII F.tltKS: Round trip tickets to I-os Angeles on sale dally with long return limit and stop-overs at will. If you wish to go still further south or east, tickets via all rail, or rail and steamer through New Orleans can he secured at reasonable rates. Further particulars on application to any Agent. Ask for descrip tive literature on California, or "Wayside Notes," describing trip San Francisco to New Orleans. JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregosu Glorious News came from Dr. J. T. Curt las. Dwlght. nan. tie writes: "I not only, have cured bnd cafes of eczema In my pa tients with Klectrlc: Hitters, but also cured myself by them of tho same disease. I feel sure they will benefit any caso of eczema." This shows what ttioimands havo proved, that Klectrlc Hitters is a moBt effective. blood purifier. It's an excellent remedy for eczema, tetter, salt rheum, ulcers, bolls and running miroB. It stimulates liver, kidneys and bowels, expels poisons, holps dl K' Kllon. builds up he strength. Price "it) cents. Satisfaction guaranteed by all druggists. D LOCAL NEWS Cover the left eye and see It the lines In all sections of the above circle ep- . ' pear equally dark and distinct. It not, you have Astlgmatlam a visual detect which should bs corrected at ; '. once. Try the right eye In exactly the aame manner. . , At the least sign of eye trouble of any description, come here and have them examined. It will cost you nothing and may s save you much misery in after life. ; ,;r A. S. HUEY CO. "THE QUAUTY STORE" MAD AGAIN. Will sell Page wire fence cheaper than ever. A 36-Inch fence for 18c a rod. All bought before the raise. All kinds reduced In price. A good heavy fence, J Inchea high, 9 wires, 30 cents a rod. Terms to suit pur. chasers. We have the Beans hanJ and power spray pumps. A carload of lime and sulphur spray. STEARNS at CIIKNOWBTH, Oakland and Yoncalla. ds NOTICK I I I t I I I I I 1 I I II I 1 I I A number ot people are under the Impression tfcat In aelltng our livery bnslneea we ales dtswoaed ot ear blacksmith shop. This ta a arlstaee, as we are still doing business at the old stand and are prepared ta care for yonr work new In tne same effi cient way that we did before the fire. Shop en Main street. Also have sand and gravel; will de liver to any addresa. Phone your ordera to 190-R. law BANKS ft WHLKER. NEW PECIALTIM Qf BVIIiDUUr HARDWAM. ' . . . 4. 8. B. Crouch, the hardware dealer, haa Jnst reeelved a Dm new line of speeJaltlsa hi Builders' Hardware. These ra . elude, among many other things, an Automatic Window . . Lock, a new Screen Door Vna. . . ener and a patented device for . . holding doors open. Doat . miss seeing them. 4 Remember, we carry everr 4. thing for building purpose la . the hardware line, also lnclod- . Ing palnta, brashes, etc., 11m . and cement, . . Fine New IHeyclea. . An extra fine line ot Blcy- . clea for 1913, la now In atoek. Best bargains ever offered la . . Roseburg. 8. B. CROUCH, . Sberldan St., opposite S. F. . depot. 1"M"M 1 1 I I 1 t T ' ' I I'M"!' C. JAOOBSON Telephone MO Panitorium Dye Works All werk fully guaranteed, dooda sailed fur aad delivered. PaaB cal dyeing aad rleaalng ot all bands ef LasaW aad eeTe Cbeass Craveuettee aad Portleree. 107 N. Rose St. Roseburg, Oregon With eggs at 20c a dozen voQ can afford to have "Ham and Eggs" for breakfast these days, and If you de sire something exceptionally appetis ing In the way of ham be sure and usk us for the "Sinclair" brand. They are sold under our guarantee. The Ueo Hive (of course). Cents: now Is tbo time to order that new suit for spring or summer. Very latest samples Just received by O. W. Slopcr, next door to Palace Theater. Strictly all-wool, up-to-date suits, guaranteed to fit, for $16 up. If you don't want a new one, bring your old suit snd have It cleaned and pressed to look like new. Hats also cleaned and blocked. dtf Koyal Typewriters guarantee satis faction. It Is the only good low priced typewriter on the market. The Koseburg Book Store are local agents. Douglas County Creamery butter only HOc a two-pound square. Ask your grocer for It. Patronize home Industry. Security stock remedies at Os burn's Pharmacy. daw Most Roseburg hounewlves nse either "Pride of Donglas" or "Queen City" f, -T. There s a reason rer rt Phone It, Donglas County Mllla, If your grocer doesn't earrr Mtber kind Terracotta chimney pipe, shoulder Joints, tees and caps now In stock at Winnie uaddle s, tbe plumber. "Pride of ponglaa," a Roseburg I prodact, and "Queen City," a hard ; wheat article, male at Vancouver.1 Wash., are tho two belt varieties of Dour on the market. Why nee any other kind that costs more 7 it roar grocer doeen't carry ettber brand. Jast 'phone it, Donglaa County Mills, and a sack will be delivered at yonr home. LISTEN to the demeafa ot reason aad pru dence whea they eeaaael yea to save your time, year etreagth, year elothee, end hut bat Bet least, year peeatble health by seeding year lanadry te ns. We do your washlag quicker, with less wear ea the garmeata, aad as all werk Is done aader absolutely mattery eeaditleaa yonr kauadry la rate reed te yea free from all germs aad last, hut net least, yea have saved your time asd streagth tor more Important dntres. Roseburg Steam Laundry Jmttaon Street Pfco i9 Ukl rnWNB FOR THK VACVUM stock ef faaey aad staple groceries always as head at the WEST SIDE GROCERY Is the beat money eaa boy aad la adeitlea te right prices we anafw antes the quality. Bare ttaae aad mosey by trading wean an. DO WELL & FOSTER PHONE 29 WEST ROSEBURG, Ott. 11 l if! m '1' V v I I So, ,-' J ."'J 1' i J- - - t f - i Manu'nctnrlnV i v fm r 1' neadarae TablfV J V I fc 25c, br mall freSyV ; " 0Jfi cannot get trom yo . Iron ' iis idtf
