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Blue Blue Edison D sxssv.,1r,i Regular Amberol. Wax LENOX D. Hi LENOX EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW MAY 8, 1013. DAILY WKATHKB REPOBT U. 8. Weather Bureau, local office, Roeebnrg, 14 bton ending i a. m., today. PerdplWUon la Inches and bun dredtha: Maximum temperature 72 Minimum temperature 50 Precipitation 0 Total 'preclp. ilnce let of mo. ' '. 30.82 Normal preolp. for this month 6.58 Total preclp. from Sept 1, 1912 24.24 Aver, preclp from Sept. 1, 1877 31.29 Total deficiency from Sept. 1, '12 7.03 Average precipitation for 35 wet eaaona (Sept. to Mar.) t t t .3328 WILLIAM BELL, Observer. W BATHER FORECAST: Showers tonight and Friday. Talbott's poultry remedies at Os burn's Pharmacy. dsw A Special Offer 1 Pair of Scissors Hlox Hobo Nail Pow 1 Jar Rose Nail Paste 1 Box Powdened Nail Iil.acli.. ,M 1 fi-inoh liuffer mi 1 Flexible Nail Kilo .U" 1 Orangewood Slick ' .u." '." $2.00 (Put up In Handsome Iturnt Wood Ho). Wo will sell tills set Complete for $1.25 OSBURN'S PHARMACY 147 NORTH JACKSON STREET PHONE 162 REMEMBER THIS: With each 50c cash purchase at our tore you receive a ticket SODA FOUNTAIN DR.Y OAK WOOD Immediate delivery, $3 per Tier Feed, Fuel Supply Co. H. R. STAGCS b SON Phone 56 O. JACOnSON Panitorium Dye Works All work fall gnartnleed. Goods railed for and dellrereoV Practi cal nnt " eieaalnc f all klads of ladles' and Gent's Clothing, Crarenette and Portleree. 90 N. ROSS ST., CORNER OAK. Yes, we have it Fort Jones Creamery Butter the best in Roseburg 4 LOUIS KOHLHAGEN 19 Amberol, Concert Amberol, Regular Minute Records, Wax & OTT W. E. OTT TO Sl'KVKV XKW HOAI OVKIl THK KISKIYOl'S. ASH I. AN I), Or., May 7. Yester day t'UKiiUHTij were instructed by the Juckran County Court to begin sur veys fur u new waKon road over the Slaklyous near Ashland to the Cali fornia line. The grade of the new road, varying from 2 to 6 per cent, will be much less than that of the present toll road. The new road will form a part of the Pacific Highway system. ltlK'timntlKtii Quickly Cured. "My sister's husband hnd an attack of rheumatism In his arm," writes a well known resident of Newton, la "I gave him a bottle of Chamber lain's Liniment which he applied to Ills arm and on the next morning the rheumatism was gone." Kor chronic muscular rheumatism you will find nothing Iretlcr than Chamberlain Liniment. Sold by all dealers. C A soft answer may turneth away wrath, but the soft drink habit does not make for the popularity of I'eoi'iu. $!.8.- takes any ladies' new 116 Spring suit in the house, at the big "Get Acquainted" Sale at Joseph- der ... . - .id .10 good for Sc in trade at our Telephone 303 Roseburg, Oregon 107 Com Street Pmctical Baking Lessons nd email tee, cakea. I rolled cooky and the drop cooky. The rolled cooky is rolled out and cut in shapet tor the oven. The dropped cooky is lea trouble aa they are dropped with a teaspoon into the buttered pan. There is nothing more convenient for chil dren's lunches than cookies or small cakes. Wul Cookie V eup batter Heap sugar 1 egg. beaten light ' 2 Ublepoonful milk 1 eup flour W teaapoonful salt 1 level teaapoonful K C Baking Powder 94 eup shelled peanuts Sift together, three times, the flour, salt and is Dowder. CTeam tae ratter: sou sugar, milk, the flour mixture and. lastly, the peanuts, chopped and pounded fine in a raor- tar, or put through the food chopper. Drop on a buttered tin, a teaapoonful in a place well anart in order that the cookv can round out Put half a nut meat on each bit of dough. Bake in a moderate oven. This will make twenty-four cookies. These are delicious after the second day and will remain moist for a number of days. Ptalrt Cookitl Heap butter U Butane, crated 1 cup granulated sugar Isgg, neat ilight I W cons flour U cud milk ft" level teaspoonfuls K C Baking Powder Sugar for dredging the cakes Sift together, three times, the flour and baking powder. Cream the butter, nutmeg, beaten egg, milk, and the flour mixture. Take the dough on a floured board, a little at n time; knead lightly; roll to a scant half Inch thickness and cut into rounds. Dredge with sugar by turning top of cooky into a plate of sugar; if desired, a little cinnamon may be mixed with the sugar. Bake in a moderate oven. Almond Drop Cooklet Z eggs, beaten light 1 cup sugar 2 ounces chocolate, melted 1 cupflimr 1 H cups blanched almonds, chopped. 1 level teaapoonful K C Baking Powder H teaspoon ful each, salt and cinnamon 1 teaapoonful vanilla extract Sift together, three times, the flour, salt, cinnamon and baking powder. To the eggs add the sugar, chocolate, almonds, extract and lastly, the flour mixture. Drop by tea spoonfuls upon a buttered baking pan. Bake In a moderate oven. The recipe-makes about three dosen little cakes. Other nuts, as hick ory nuts, English walnuts or pecans may be used. SpiceJ Tea Cakfi li cups flour 2 eggs or 4 egg yolks Xi teaapoonful salt Jf cup butter cup sugar j(cuP co,li wator 1 level teaapoonful K C Bak ing Powder 2 teaspoonfuls cinnamon 14 teaspoon ful nutmeg U teaspoon ful ground cloves Sift flour, baking powder, salt and spices three times. Cream nutter and sugar. Beat yolka of eggs very light; add those to butter and sugar mixture; alternately add water am) flour mixture, beat until smooth then add beaten whites, when whole eggs are used. Bake in muffin pans or patty tins. Bake slowly until the batter has expanded to double Copyright lilt Jiuput Ufo. Co. NOTICE So manr rooneata are be Ins: made for lessons that have been mlaned . that wo have bad the complete series of lessons durably bound and will aend It free on request. It you have missed any of the lessons, or would like to have them in con venient form for future use, or If you have a friend to whom they might be help ful, drop us a postal and a bound set will be promptly mulled t'REK, K C BAKING POWDER MFCS., 16th and Canal St a., Chicago, III. coxvmts to ;iot two hits. SA1.U.M. Or., May 7. W ork at thu Btato penitentiary brlitkyatil was Bturted today for this BeaHOii. As tho prison, when the new laws ko into effect in June, will be under the control of the state board instead of tho Oovernor alone, State Treasurer Kay and Secretary of State Olcotl visited the institution yesterday af ternoon in making arrangements for the brick yard operations. They decided upon recommendation of Superintendent Lawson, to pay the convicts working in the brick yard 2a cents a day. The yard will lie run to full capacity all season. HUNT LAXATIVE FOR BOWELS "CASCAKKTH.' They Clean Liver, Sweeten Stomach, Knd Sick Hcadaclie, Bad Ureal h, Indigestion, Constipation. Oct a 10-cent box. Are you keeping your bowels, liver, and stomach clean, pure and frei.h with Cascarets, or merely forcing a passageway every few days with salts, cathartic pills, castor oil or purgative waters? Stop having a bowel wash-day. Let Cascarets thoroughly cleanso and regulate the stomach, remove the Bour, fermenting food and foul gases, take the excess bile from the liver and carry out of the system all the constipated waste matter and poisons In the bowels. A Casraret tonight will make you feel great by morning. They work while you sleep never gripe, sicken or cause any Inconvenience, and cost only 10 cents a box from your drug gist. Millions of men and women take a Cascaret now and then and never have headache, biliousness, coated tongue, Indigestion, sour stomach or constipated bowels. Cas carets belong In every household. Children Just love to take them. Adv. o IlEAX SPRAY ARSENATE OF LEAP Not only as good as the law ro qulres, but as good as the Govern ment demands for Its own work. This arsenate of lead contains IS per cent arsenic oxide with not more than fit) per cent of water and not over 3-4 of 1 per C'nt soluble ar senic, (More might burn). No free acids, no adulterants; tho Govern ment has found these requirements necessary for best results. Why should you be satisfied with any thing less than the best results? Bean spray arsenate, of lead not only compiles with the National law that measures up to the standard set by the Government In Its requests for bids. The lead la packed In r, 1 u, '2', and 60 pound steel containers. I Kor sale by j MARSTER3 DRI'0 CO. dswmlO1 IkiUKln County (;aiim 'ri,tctit AanorUtlnn incu st the Coinmercliil Club next Saturday afternoon at 1:.KI niotuie iilitures nrily i'.c at (;rves sharp. All rm-mbcrs are requestc-il 1 Art Klngrluiii. Ki.-u thn window dls to be present. R. E. Smith, Pres. I play. dmlO COOKIES AND TEA CAKES In thb leMon I will give m few choice recipe lor cookie There are two kinds of cookie e, the Its bulk: then increase the heat and bake until brown and will respond to the touch when ireesed in the cntr witn up or nnger. a ittle fruit may he added such as raisins or currants. Things to Remember The softer cookies are mixed the) be. lighter and more moist they will To handle soft dough for rolling and cutting, take only a small amount on the board at a time. When very soft dough is to be rolled and cut, always odd a little baking pow der to flour used on the molding board and the rolling pin, as the flour alone will toughen the dough. To bake cookies use a sheet or a shal low pan and always bake at the top of the oven. Never try to bake cookies in a deep pan. The heat must get directly at the cooky from the sides as well as the top. If one does not have a shallow pan or cooky shoot, invert a dripping pan and use the bottom of it. Have a moderate oven for cookies. To bake Tea Cukes always use the slow oven until the cakes have doubled in hulk. Then bake until done with the hotter oven. If tea cakes "mountain up" and crack open it is an Indication they baked too quickly. K C Buking Powder is excellent for cookies. It is not always possible to have enough oven room or enough shul low pans to bake oil the cookies at one time. With K C it is perfectly safe to mix as much batter as you wish nnd bake as fust as convenient. The lust cookies baked will be equally ns nice ds the first, due to the nature of K C Bak ing Powder. K C is bo made that it gives two dis tinct raises one out of the oven ami one in the oven. This double raise allows food to remain out of the oven fur hours and still be light when baked nnd it also makes the food much lighter than the old fashioned baking powder. Test this statement by making your favorite cake with K C and note the difference in the size of it when baked. -VOW I.IXX HAS TMKM. Albany liemoeral: Tliut the itus siau colony of several thousand farm ers of Saskatchewan pro ince, Can ada, -wilt locate solllew llere in llli- nilddlo Wlllamelte Valley, ami prob- j snuii ably in I, inn Couuiy, was pei liaps , inio.li ; definitely iudicaleil i nlenlay by the I emul i fact thai the four repri'seulatlveM ofjsliould tho horde of dl.-snt i:-I e-d siMllers m Canada, who ale luul, iuc, over Ilie (oliditiolis of tlie valley, arrived liere Monday evening anil were au.un sliowu some laud llial liiey Itad seen when they first slopped oli hen: last week. The four scouts have made an ex- tended tour or Western and Southern I'nleiil Kloiir, and put llelnx I'uro Oregon, in pursuit of a suiialile sue .Cider Vinegar In your salads. Kacli for their colony. Alter ., brief trip;at tin- head of their class. Hold only from Kiigene lo Southern Oregon ; under the I lee lllve guarantee. points they returned Ihere Saluliiny night and spent all day Siltniay there. Tliey left Kllgeno Sultilay nlulit , after beinc hIkiwii over tin country adjacent to thai ciiy, and alter a brief trip lo Curvallis tliey re tnriieil lien;. Thn lour (.'anadiaiis arrivt'il in Portland from Canada ten days nn and Kitn-u thai time have been const an tly invest inal in eotid j tioiiH from oiuj i-ml of tho alley to tho otbor. AiM'orditiK to Ibelr intt-ri-ieter, 1 1 m are more gleaned with tin? upper ht tion of tht.' Willairictie Vaili-y than uny other part Kiev have thus lai viaited, und it Ih iniimaled that, tin only quisHt ion t hat. w (iu Id hi ainl hi lite way of their InratiitK here ih that Of finiiillK a Kllffirieiilly larte i-tHHU'h tract, of land as a reasonable pi ice. NOTICi; TO TltAIN IMTItONS. Kffeitive Hlliee Oil. i. I!H:', two noi HoiiH in the I'm I man t-l audit rd Hieepet tl We 'I.' alio' led tO KotO'lnt ! on train No. 1 1. This s'a ti-in-nt is made, ari il is tin tier.- tood that I htj I III press joll heeill.S lit be- wilh a few patroiiH that only one M-iiion n al lotted Itu.sehurK' on train 1 I I.. II. MHOKK, An-'iit I'. Co. Const jpalioii ( urei). 1 r. KiiiKH New I, ily I'illn. will re lievo constipation promptly and Kct your boweU in lieaithy rond.iioii again. John Sup.sic, of Sanbury, I'a , nays: "Tliey are the bet pills I ever iiKed, and I ndvim ev ro:,e t n h them for count i pat ion, Indigent ion and liver roiiipluint." U'ill lielp you l'rlc lir.c. Itecotniin n led dniKylHtfl. by lAN K AT (.l.lHi:. Tberi will be u daiife in 'ho i Hall Friday, May 1 . Kvurybody Hiiri'd of a good time dtiwnu C(MMriTKI- lift u tii'W liiiliiro fur your lioiiio thin hoiisv-cli-'iiiilnK time. It"iroilin: , (ions from Ihiikmih ;i i ii l : n k i mid huw m jBljp . (iii tkOflr.,1 -' ' " 1 Prim ALC OHOL I PER CENT AtaftaMrPrruitfknlrlt. stmllailne rtvftnd nil (lngUKSUflBrtjaalBoAof Promotes DienHonfknM ness and RntCantiiiu ncfar Opium.Morphlne nor Miami. NOT 14 ARC OTIC. jkfHraukssmumn 95254. IBaestess jnwsjl A perfect Remedy rCaril Hoi! . Sour Stonach.DUrriaa Worms foiwyaons Jwn ne?sawiLossorS7JJT. . IfcSimh Signal trt of NEW YOBljE. IXXJAL NEWS Hear Honey's Hoys tonltjhl at the Armory nnd you will go away de lighted. A crate of fine, ripe Kxcolslor st raw 1mm tick were brought In from I'leveland (his morning by V. K. Owens. They were purchased by the Marshall grocery, being tho first lo cal berries on the market this season. Kor a dollar a pair we are offering you babies' regular $1.F0 shoes, dur ing the big "Get Acquainted" Sale at .losephson's. rinpiiia Tribe No. -I I, I ndepeuileut Order of Itcdmcn, of Uosehurg, have eleiied II. G. I'alln and W. C. Gaildis ;is repri'M-iitiitives in tile Grand Coun cil whirl! will convene in The llalles next August. .1. V. Iliown mill II. ('. Dininny were chosen as iilleruales Outfit the w hole family from "head in liei'l," and save money on every thing yuii liny, at Die hlg "Get Ac iilaillli'il" Salt1 at .losephson's. Mi'iliiiri Sun: lluililiiiK a good liiirii siii'lari'd rnad Is Just about half Hid ijnltle. The road between Meil I o I'll ,-nn! Gi'iitrnl Point cost about le. It will cost alioul as a inile if It is not kept In When a rut apeals il lied.. A feu- hundred llol- l:its s" hi al Ilie liKiil time will save t li iti niiiis of iliiilars later on. riiilih'i'ii'H v. hilo i licit tniKnii I hIuich ;iiu I i ;i j i I i i n 1 i rt for a itulhir ! a piiir. at (ho bK "itt AcrjuulnUMl" j Suli ;tt .trt'hsnii'H. i brink Mill's Coffee. I'se Dull I I-'nr the lieHt. nip of roffeo in Itnm jhui'K, try tho f h iikmih Corona Itlend I at I.cwIh' IteHlaunint, 40S Wont CaBS WotMlerful Skin Salve. HueUlen's Arnica Salve Ih known everywhere as the bent remedy made for alt diheaseH of the nkiii. and a Ih for liuniK, briiiHeH and boil. Ucduces in I la m mat ion and Ik soot hi hk nnd healing. .1. T. Sotaman, piihllnher of the NewH, or CorneliiiH, N. C, writ'H that one box helped bin Kerloiin hkin ailment after toher remedies failed. Only li.'ii;. Itecoinnieiiiled by all diu'KihtH. . . II A State to be desired, l.rtt hou ran oii expect It When vtjtli lakiiiK 3011 ai-r tiiel Wli Hot solve ilie problem now j lull- those tiretl ftidiiiKH lurk 1 i'h eiisy, 11 i' ii once learn hi;v. lei llw 'Baker Do the Work! OREGON BAKERY 328 North Jackson Extict Copy of Wrapper. nnoTfini UHO I UIIIH For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years sai LAST APPEAL. When n poor woman wanted to go to her people, who paid the fare? Til 10 MINISTKItlAL UNION. When a poor family wns about to lie ejected, who paid tho rent? Til E MINISTERIAL I'NION. When wood wns needed by many poor families, who paid for It? THE MIXISTEItlAL I'NION. When six hungry children were crying for bread, who responded? THU MIXISTEItlAL I'NION. Who has helped to furnish clean, wholesome entertainment that lias not started an evil thought or caused any one lo blush with shame? THE MIXISTEItlAL I'NION. Itead tiie above, then go and get a ticket at. Marslers drug slore for i lie IIONEV HOVS CONCEItT, Thursday evening, .May S, and help the M inisteriiil I'uion out. They need it. Wouldn't thin Jar you? Right on the stroke of the clock. Just at the very minute your shoes are promised you cnu havo Iheiu nt lladilox'H, 3:tu North .lock sun street. dtf Vr CASTORIA J. L. CASEBEER HucccHHor to Morgan Ilroi. Closing Out Sale of Dry Goods I have determined to close out my entire line ol 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. I 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 he well pleased with my service. J. L CASEBEER, I'IIiiM; ail.-.. KlibNIIOWEH, ORBOON. You Don't Have Go To Sea To for (Vmrnl f 'ul? rrU. f'rmrat Cement building foundation and chimney hliM-ks. Cement sidewaUu and cement work of an kind. I have five or sli houses I will sell cheap, as I want to nse the tniinay In othvr bunlness. Bee mjf burglar-proof window look, IU O. K. Hce Cat's Klastlc roof paint for leaky roofs. We build, move or repair your housns. Uuainesa buildings a specialty. Over tort years experience In bull&lng. CONTKACTOU AMI I1I U.DKK F. PROFESSIONAL CAMS 4 u ss'ensassi'W' . l. a. CBTS70B. , t. " v" rfUM Bide nniiiij. a. Albert s. iron . opTotamuw 111 W. CAES ST. ROMbarg - . ' . Orttea OBS. SEKLY, BBimat, A BTMWAKT PiVMM m iu. Salt of OfflsM Rwr Dontjtaa Na UomU BaaA, Dnnl rtnmr. . ' Faaa. H7. ROSEBtme . . . . . ORBOON QURDON A. PORT Toaal Btudlo III Baat Caaa StiMt Phooa lll-J. RO8BBCR0 MRS. CHAR LBS B. Maaotat bwt&wta MnalcaJ Klarleraif st Itndlo: ill Ella St Phona ll-R. MISS MARIE W. WALSH Teacher of Studio No. 261 W. Douglas St. Reaeharg, Oreajea. Phone 308-L. Office Hours: 10 to It a. m. OfOoei aUta 111 I to 4 p. m. Raa: Mala m DR. LUCBTTA BMTVH, Phjrieto-. Women and Oalldrea Dlasaasa a Speolaltr Office, Masonlo Bide., Saesnd Floor. O. XL GULLION, M. D. Practice Limited to th Be, Ear, Noae aad Throat Graduate Nurse Attending;. S06 White Temple EUOKNB. ORK FERN ISLAND GREENHOUSE Roseburg, Oregon Mrs. F. D. Owen, Prop. Phona F11 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 . To See PAT Scwi - r I'lpes, tire H to M F.PATTERSON