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Blue Amberol, Concert JMJlSOIl Blue Amberol, Regular D wniv1c ReSular Amberol, Wax JCLU1 Ub 2-Minute Records, Wax 'great africAh HTjrmo PIOTVHEB BBUia ivswni. O. H. LENOX LENOX & OTT W. K. OTT EYENIN6 ROSCBURG REVIEW MAY 7, 1013. DAULT WBATHJCB BBPORT AUTO STAGE LINE DKPOT. Daily stage and autos for atarab fleld and all Coot Bar points, alao tor Peel and Millwood, leavea 0. W. RaoB'a rrocsrr ator. 1SS BherMaa ' street. Cash paid for produce alon U. B. weautr Bureau, local ornce, tne ,lM nUMUUi B. Winn uum iu.t tocy. Pardpltatlon la laches and hun dredths: Maximum temperature 86 Minimum temperature 48 Precipitation 0 Total preclp. since 1st of mo. 30.82 Nonas! preclp. for this month 6.58 Total preclp. from Sept 1, 112 ...24.24 Atot. preclp from Sept. 1, 1877 111.22 Total deficiency from Sept 1, '12 I 6.H8 . Ararat precipitation for 35 wet I seasons (Sept to May.) 33.28 WILLIAM BELL. Observer. . WEATHER FORECAST: Showers tonight and Thursday, or cooler Thursday. I Where Is Marshall's? ' A THING" OF REAL COM FORT. A spectacle frame that has two euBy fitting pads upon which the weight of the lenses roBt and stay in place, too. A. S. II I KY CO., Opticians. A Special Offer 1 Pulr of Scissors $ lllox Rose Null I'ow.lcr I 1 Jar Rose Nail Past.? 1 1 liox Powdered Nail liicarh.. .23 1 f.-inch Buffer ",0 1 flexible Nail Kile ; 1 Orangewood Kiiik "" $2.00 (Put up In Handsome llurnt W'wiil Box). We will sell this set Complete for $1.25 OSBURN'S PHARMACY 47 NORTH JACKSON STREET PHONE 162 REMEMBER THIS: With each 50c cash purchase at our store you receive a ticket good for 5c in trade at our SODA FOUNTAIN DR.Y OAK WOOD Immediate delivery, $3 per Tier Feed, Fuel Supply Co. H. R. STAGGS SON Phone 56 laWftaaV'a the Palace Theater for three per- hrmilim Martin tOOllht. DOOrS open at 7:45 p. m. w A lecture will oe aenvereu uy ". Albert Andrusa. 8TNOPSIS OP PICTURES. I. The Rnfaii. Preparations at Nairobi; checking out the native porters; native festivi ties; the pnoiograpner mi i.k li. -...I. Iha Rnrsrl on the march; loading the camels for the desert Bafart; trouoie wun s i fac tious camel; fording tne uuasanero ni.. n.dv. hni-i hathlnC AbVS- slnlan ponies; camel Safari starting across tne aesen. II. Trapping the Hyena Mr. Tarl toa'a Farm. n . iiaiiu. ttin and balt- I I uicwnit B.v..v. Ing traps for hyenaa and Jackals, 1 - -I I . V. n Iran' tiVAnl triOOed JUUI UfiU. I" ', " . and placed In cage; viewa on Tarl- ,nn farm ,hn n limfl KUZUI 1 SHU baby rhinoceros; numerous ' other tame animals, including Eland, Reed buck, bush buck and congonl. HI. Ostrich Farm The Lopara Hani. n.i.lln. KaKw ..lrr)a.' unu OA' trlches tame, and being fed a few weeks later; flock of full grown os triches; tne ostncn wiggie; ngm no- Aairinh in. nntlv hnv ' lassoing an unruly bird; the start of the leopard hunt; trailing aogs una kA . tUa rha.a- thn lennsrd i.bu m r.i in m inifl 1111 1 in 11 1 1 v 111 from It by the dogs; is finally brought to bay at the top of a high tree; hunting aogs cumu me n;c and force him down, ana ne is un ished by the dogs on the ground; view or tne leopara. IN TKKMiaaiUIN. IV Thn Wa.lM.lli.1, Raboons. lmpala and rhinoceroses -I lM Ik. aamA HmA' IlL'n 1" h i tl - UIIUKIUd 1 " 1 ... . . - i.nl.n in hnttlA for nre- cedence at the water-hole; arrival of two giraffes; rhinoceroses ngni again and one of the giraffes acts as nAAiilla mnthnil hv which the giraffe drinks; orynx, wart hog t ai.B rlnlrlnv rhinoceros hears the click or tne moving picture, rinwri and attemuts to find It; clos- j eat picture ever taken of a wild ani mal In his native naum: ncs oirus, which live on tne nacs 01 me. rum- --o on,l vim him nf danKer. shown very plainly, and his uneaBl- ness wnen iney leave nun, unu elephants feeding In the Jungle; mother elephant and her two babies at the water-hole; Interesting do mestic episode In the elephant fam .1... .i.,.. aiAnhnnt will not let her baby drink until she has cleaned out the water-noie; sisier eiepuum i"- feres and Is chased away. V. Various Wild Animals Killing the Rhino. j Natives climb a tree to see If there Is any game In the vicinity; herd of zebras and Thompson gazelle and Oryz sm very closely on the plains; rhinoceros discovered feeding; cam era man approaches too closely and rhinoceros charges directly at him. hut Is stopped by a bullet Just In i,a u u-miiiiled but feigns death, and remarkable picture Is t..i....n ni Ihi, final uhnt striking llilli: the oxen Safari, crossing dninCs glade: wonderful scenic view. VI. Monkeys I'layhm Tlw I-In """ . . ... n... Mnntnv ninvlntr around tne camp; the hunting dogs allow him . ....ii h..i tniia nnn rlimb all over them; he annoys Mr. Ralney and his friend while they are at uiunei mm ,i unr,n t,lm In the rnnf of the totlt ...l. oA'ni,r hnttle: Massai chiefs arrive with notice that lions are In the vicinity; start of me non num. the trailing dogs set out, followed by ...inn nn horseback: they lo cate the scent and start off at top speed; exciting cnase; 11011 um...j brought to bay ny me uub ... thicket; battle between the dogs and .. . l i.. . ami riinn til all- lion; ne i iu" otker thicket, wnere me uwi . ... i i., I... Mr llnltii'V: him unui ne i ,i natives indulge in rejoicius u. .... killing; view of the Hon. VOCAL KWW VIra. Robert Yokum is vlslllng with relatives at Riddle. Watch Friday's Review for the Market Basket. Mr R n Penzra returned Tues day evening from a visit In Salem. w a iinrr left this mornlns on a business trip to Salem and Portluud. Miss Grace Davidson, of West Roseburg, Is visiting in Cottage Grove. i i. ni-iinn returned to Portluud today, after a visit hero with his! brother, Olaf Olsson. r i.... .., uin ax lllmzenDeel's. ETi-rything at" great reduced prices. ii.. iunni RtelnmetE returned Tuesdav evening from a visit with friends at Turner. Mr. I M Davis left this morning on her return to Portland, after a visit here at the home 01 ner urouiui, Arthur Strader. Corvallis Times:' Dr. D. A. Cathey i. II I..u f,.r New YorIC LIIV. where he goes to take up post grud-! uate and Bpecial work in the medical colleges there. Pnr rav.ilnr actinn of the boWeU; easy, natural movement, relief of con- .llnatlnn trv fMUU'S ReEUletS. 0C at all stores. tieoAB Rhea and Maxlne Sykes and Maltle StephenBon entertained 35 of tbelr friends at a skating party m Sykes' ring Tuesday night. Willi Mrs. S. K. (tykes unu airs. n. n. Marsh acting us chaperones. A very pleasant time was had. V 9 lliitwh. oresldent of the Southern Oregon Conference, S. 1) A., left this morning lor vt asningiuu, ii c . tn attend the luternatioiuil con ference of that denomination. He was Joined at Cottage Grove by an other stute delegate, rroi. ii. " Alrey. Men's 15 KlorBhelm Oxfords fir ft. 95 at the big "Get Acquainted" Sale at JosepliBon's. A. T. Hatcher, a sawmill operator of Anoka, Minn., left here this morn ing on hlB return to that place, after spending two weeks 111 this ci'y and In Coos County. He la an old menu of I. Ketch, K. I.. Gilt's mill II. O. m.i'iui Mr llutrlier is tleliimtcd with this seel Ion or the country and In all probability he will return here soon to locale. ' Kiddle's regular rlly election, held last .Monday, resulted In the election of Dr. J. W . Welch as Mayor unu Dave Crosbv. 11. K. Kverelt mil John! Kern ns coiinellmen. Ui n Hullwinkl-. son of Councilman H. M. Hullwinkle. of Roseburg, defeated K. W. llcyer. I the Riddle banker, for city treasurer, Ifimi (iii(iic, Fruter was elrrted re corder over tester Crow, present In cumbent. mmsmi mi i r . I Tklf t I Dra rtKit .. vuvu an v e. n a . Af tVluhli Vttmt Ul tV It. l ml Li t int) the ftvvf m I Dm. h. CfiSTOfSIA L, a nou lr .fcl Promotes Digfittoriitfifl 1 ness and RrVjContalrts arJUer Unuuj4oTiittfK norraotriLl mrnM I .nrA-iA J ilUl AAni.Ullti jKiftunesimimjia For Infants and Children. Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of Albert a. innrr ' OrTOaVTHVI 111 W. CA88 BT Rosekurg ... Annftcl Bcmedy forCondai Hop , Sour Stoh.Dlirrrai VVoTOsfoimilsawsJwri liefsawlLOSSOrsJirr. rtcSiink Sifjntiat of NEW YOBK. LA hf Use j For Over Thirty Years DBS. 8KELT, SSTHUt RIWaKI Pkysteiaaa aad Bmrai a. Suits of Offices Rear BeagUa Na- llu.l . W. Wlu.. . Phens I IT. R08KBDRO - - - - 0BJMOM QCBOON A. FORT Vocal Studio lit Bast Oass Street Phoas ltl-J. BOSBBCRS; ORB. Esct Copy of Wmppsr. GASTORIA WRB. CHARIiBS B. aTJBTsTLBfB . PiasKafOrta Iaatrawtae Maaleal gladurgarte Studio: 411 B1U 8t Phons ll-R. MIHS MARIS W. WALSH Teacher of Plaao Studio No. Itl V. Donalaa Bt Phone 301-L. Resekarg, Oreawsi. MAItSIII'IKI.l) l'tl. ICK JAM, TWKXTV I. W. W. SOAI'-HOX AGITATORS. Pkoaaat Office Hours: 10 to II a m. I to 4 p. sm. Bat: atala DR. LIICBTTA SMri'K, Ofoeei Mate lfl ITS Woman aad Oalldrea Diseases a Spsolaltr Office, Masonlo Bids;., Second Floor. O. JAconsox Telephone 80S Panitorium Dye Works An work felly guaranteed. Goods called for and delivered. Pract. fld are, and doolng of all kits of Llc. 0""'' OlotWn Cravenettes and Portieres. N. ROSB ST., CORXKR OAK. ROSCbUfg, OfegOn Yes, we have it Fort Jones Creamery Butter the best in Roseburg LOUIS KOHLHAGEN Paw 19 10? Cm Street QI H'KLV ENI8 IXDIGKSTlON AXI STOMACH MIHKHl. Many Women Advise Huslwml to Cure HUiniacn iromi. ...... Ml-o-na. ... i.nHW i. nor inrnli'ss men WOllieu mm" , II.. K In rnirnril tn Stomach UiH- tress. They go on suffering from day to day wnen a simple . . MI-O-NA Btomacn laDieis win u....... Hvsneosla In a few days; many times In a few hours. . , . ... Madam: Look after your nusuuuu health; if he Is distressed after eat . . i Aiin. etc.. aet ins. nas bw; im....r.. o - . -a 50-cent box of MI-O-NA Stomach Tablets today, iney sureiy ai finest remedy for Indigestion money a .k. t)aA Crma Phsnnacv can ouy au " , . i, know It, for they say "Money back If they aren't Just splendid. Trial treatment from Ilooth s mi-u-.na, Buffalo, N. Y. HKAX SI-RAY ARSENATE OF I.EAII Not only as good as the law re quires, but as good as the Govern ment demands for Ita own work. This arsenate of lead contains 15 per cent arsenic oilde with not more than 60 per ceni 01 ww. over 3-4 of 1 per cent soluble ar senic. (More nugni Durni. . acids, no adulterants; the Govern ment has found tnese requueu.. necessary for beat results. Why should you be satisfied with any thing less than the best results? Hean spray arsenate of lead not only complies with the National law that measures up to the standard set by the Oovernmeni in us requests . bids. The lesd la packed in 5. 10. 25 and 50 pouna sieei cuu... Kor sale by MARSTER8 DRLO CO. dswmlO Where is Marshall's? o c. I..1..U imv Indies' new 1 1 5 Spring suit In the house, at the big "Get Acquainted" Sale at Joseph-son's. A report nin.'iiiutiiiK f nun Salem Is that George .M. Hriiwn. l.'riiseeiiiinu Altultiev in IHillKlns I . ill ll i y . in ne a candidal.' for .Ulorncy -General at the next Itenulilican nritniiries.' Mr. Ilrnwn u liresi'lll alisellre 111 I (ins County prevents c-mii Irinn i Inn oi refutation of the rumor. I lie pres .., tll..rM..v-i:i.iler:i A. M. t law f..r.l n runner HiiselilllK mall, Is sal.l to be grootnlllK hiinsell to make Hie race lor noiiiiiiaiinn mm v.i -i n... . Drink Hill's Coffee. 1'se Dalles Patent I'lmir. and eut Helms 1'ure I'liler Vinegar ill vuut salads. Knell at the head of their class. Sold only under the Bee Hive guariiinee. iir vv T Wllliiniisotl. Hie I'nrtlalnl tneilical expert who tesilfied In the Circuit Court in uoseoiirg i" ago regarding ll"' mental coinlitinti of Mrs. Isabella O.'iuf. pi-seiit.-.l a hill in the Multnomah County Couii the oilier day for 11 t"l service as an alienist in a murder case there The court allowed him -'". l'r G. V. Tallliesie, nsslstalit siiperllileli- detit of the Stale Asylum for n sane, who also testified for the stale, also wanted nni. lie has not h-eii settled with yet. Are you wanting a beautiful ring'." Either a set or signet ring, rail at Cllngcnpeers liefore buying, as Ills line is of tho licst. dsw u- .i B..k uiles. come to 808 t.'.b.n .iret and cet them done I'.ith aood material and at a fair price. Alao washing and Ironing ii ... a a. r.iud for and neauy aui . , , , deUvsred. D. Davis. dju A 1'ord automobile, owned by l II llallowell. mi Olall.i tn i n i M n man. and used bv liim Uir four year-, is the first machine to go through I'afs Creek can von this year on Us ti power. This inf-i' ''" ": reived Tuesdav f nun Mr Hallow. I hv 11 W. Itilitiett. the local Kind agent following llallow.-ll's arrival :.. i,..., i i in, :i niKt.il taril con vevlng this Informal. on. llallowell ...ill.. H...I lw,i cars "f other makes tried to traverse the ralivoll wltli.illl help seieral dais ago. .mi.- i;.... i the attempt and shipped by way nf liraln. Th" other went iihoukii -.... ... ..i.i ..f l.,.rueu ililll.lt 'ii i.-i- ine am " , . , Roseburg last Sunday inoini m reached I'oriland Monday night. When baby surfers with croup, ap ply and give Iir. Thomas' Eclectic oil at' once. Safe for children. A little goes a long way. sr.r and r.Or. At all drug store. Not daunted by the l-olalloli of the Coos Hay ilislrn-t. tl.r.- tut" school athletes from North Ib-nd 'have sent their names as .nirants 1 ' -the third I niversity of Or.-irnn Inter-, I ..... I Irn.'k meet and III lined their till 111 loll of crce-slng the In.llltl-, tains on f"l to lloseburg in or. I. r to attend the meet at the lowest ex-iH-ne Kieinotil H'.dB.iti. who nitis I mi vards In : 1 n I-'. Joseph Harli.-r. who excels III the shot-put and John Ihinsoll. a lllir.l.er. lire me juinm men who will be th" first to carry the athletic prowess of the ( wis Hay district t a '"" I'"",'""'1 niM.t Kortv high schools will be represent..! In the l.it.-r.-l,lasl.c n t s. b. duled for in M Saturday af ternoon and over SJ aDi.etes j compete. I Kings, rings of every description, from the diamond to the signet, at Cllngenprrl's. a,w M AIISHKIKI.H, Ore., May 7. One of the must exciting iiiclileuls that Marshl'lehl has seen Tor many years: occurred tonight when the night po- lie., fin-. iislsilnir nf two men. en forced the order of Mayor Straw that there should be no more speaking on the street, in the business section of the city. Fifteen or twenty men, who attempted to speak, are now In Jail ...i.i il... mouthers of thn Socialist party and Hie I. W. SV. uro wrought up to a high Pitch. Todav Mayor straw issued to nie police and made public through the newspapers an order thai Ihe police mitsl enforce the ordinance which provides that there shall he no ob struction "I I be sll Is. The Mayor stated III his order thai aunille who wished to speik could use the politic park. Then members of Ihe I. . Ihi-eateneil that Marshfleld will sc.- gr-alcr lelgn of terror than has ever I i brought about In u"' on Ihe roast. IlllV'T SCOI.K CROSS, IKKITAIItE Cllll.KKEV If tongue Is coaled, slolimch sour, breath feverish, bowels clogg.il, give "Syrup of l''lg." Mol her! look at the tongue! see If it is coated. If voiir child Is listless, drooping. Isn't sleeping well. Is rest-, less, doesn't eat heartily or Is cross, irritable, out of sons with everybody.! stomach sour, feverish, breath bad; , has stomachache, diarrhoea, sore; throat, or Is full of cold. It means the lilHe one's sloinacli, liver and 3" , feel of bowels are filled with poisons, and clogged up waste and need a gen-1 tie. I borough cleansing at once. i ' I,.,, a,,.,. infill of Svrtlll ot Kigs. and In n few hours Ihe foul, decaying, constipated matter, undi gested food and sour bile will gently ., ...! ...it of Its little bowels without nausea, grilling or weakness .....I v.. II will sure V IIIIVII a wen nun smiling child shortly. With Syrup of Klgs you are not drugging your children, being com posed entirely of luscious ngs. senna and aromatlrs It cannot bo harmful, besides Ibey dearly love lis delicious taste. Mothers should always keep Syrup of Klgs bandy. It Is the only stom nni. uxt..r mol hnwel cleanser and regulator needed a little given to- u ui.ve !l s CK I I 1.1 loilio. low Full directions fur children of all ag. s and for grown-ups plainly print ed on the package. Ask your druggist for the rail nuuie, "Syrup of Kigs and Kllxlr of Senna," prepared by the California Klg Svrup Co. This Is the delicious tasting, genuine old reliable. Refuse anything else offered. LAST APPEAL. When a poor wouinii wanted to go to her people, who puld mo tarn.' THE MINISTERIAL CNIO. When a poor fumlly was about to I Jecled, who paid tho rent? THE MINISTERIAL I NION. wiieti w.wul wiih needed bv ninny noor families, who paid for It? I THE MINISTERIAL I NION. When six hungry children were crying for bread, who responded? I THE MINISTERIAL I'XIOX. ' Who has helped to furnish clean, wholesome eiiterliiluiueiit that bus not started an evil thought or raided any one lo blush with sbauie? THE MINISTERIAL I NION. Ili.iut tin. iilim'e. then go and gel (a ticket at Mnrslers drug store for i n.i I KONEV HOVS CONCERT, Thursday evening. May S. and help 'the Ministerial t lllon out. They need lit. I O. It GULLION, af. D. Practice Limited to the Eye, Bar, Nose aad Throat Oraduate Nurse Attending. 806 White Temple BDQBWB. ORB i',...i,i.rt iiiu inr von? Rlicht on I tho stroke of Hie clock, Just at thn very minute your shoes nre promised I you can have them at lladdox's, 33.1 i :. .. . . dtf ..orin .lacstioii ..'--. 1?ERN ISLAND r GREENHOUSE Roseburg, Oregon Mrs. F. D. Owen, Prop. Phone IF1I Cut Flowers Potted Plants Funeral Designs Wedding Boquets Just received a fresh supply of Ferns of all kinds. Also on sale at The Rose Confectionery i-1 FOR SALE CHEAP. House partially finished: will finish It to suit purchaser. Terms: One-half cash, balance on monthly Installments. I'ago Investment Co., Toll No. Jackson St. "Pride of liouglas," a Roseburg product, and "(Jueen City, a Iisra wlnal article, made at Vancouver, Wash., nre the two best varieties of flour ou the market. Why use any other kind that costs more? If your grocer doesn't curry either brand, just 'phone 13. . :las County Mills, snd a sack win lie delivered at your boms. J. L. CASEBEER Successor to Morgan Bros. Closing Out Sale of Dry Goods I have determined' to close out my entire line 01 Dry Goods. I need room for my other lines. All dry goods, such as calicos, ginghams, dress goods, notions, in fact everything in this line, at greatly reduced prices. As an additional premium I will give free one 50-lb sack of flour with each $10 purchase of dry goods o Groceries, Hardware, Hay, Grain, Flour, Feed and Poultry Supplies My specialty is flour and feed. 1 buy poultry, pork and veal, at high est market price. You will find this store a very convenient and agreeable place to trade. Prices as low as the lowest, and all goods guaranteed to he as represented. I solicit your trade, and assure you you will be well pleased with my service. J. L CASEBEER, l-llllNE ilU.L EKKNHOWElL OREOON. TH C QLO REHABLE" REME D T FOR M c. IN AT DRUQ9lBTft.0RTR,AL BOX BV MAIL if BOW pi tn i n j n i n n i 3 V i ii You Don't Have To Go To Sea To See PAT for (Vmcnl Culverts, Cement Sewer I'Uhs. sis. B to Cement bulldliiK foundation and chimney blocks. Omeat siOewatai and cement work of any kind. I hav flva o' sli houses 1 will sell cheap, as 1 want to na the mou.y in o.ber bu.lncss. Hee my burglar-proof window ' O K Hee Pat's Elastic roof paint for lea' y roofs. Wa buUd. niOT. or repair your houses. Business buildings a specialty. Over forty CONTItACTOU Wll Itl'IMrKH F. F.PATTERSON
