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About Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920 | View Entire Issue (May 24, 1913)
dison ecords Blue Amberol, Concert Blue Amberol, Regular Regular Amberol, Wax ,2-Minute Records, Wax LENOX & OTT O. H. LINOX W. E. OTT ENING ROSEBURG REVIEW AITO STAGE LIKE DEPOT. MAY 24, 1913. DAILY WKATHKIl RKPOBT i Dally stages and auto for Marsh field and all Cooa Bar polnta, alio (or Peel and Millwood, leaTes Q. W. Rapp'a grocery store, 133 Sheridan street. Cash paid (or produce aloni the line. V. 8. Weather Bureau, local office, Roseburf, It boura ending E a. m.. oday. Pcrcipltatlon In Inches and hun- Bredtbs: Ugliest temperaturo yeBlerilay SO .owest temperature last night 4ii 'reclpltatlon U Total preclp. ilnce lit. of mo. 1.34 Normal preclp. for thla month 2.05 Total preclp. from Sept 1, 1912 ... 25.54 Aver, preclp from Sept. 1, 1877 Total deficiency (rom Sept. 1, '12 "Pride of Douglas," a Roseburg product, and "Queen City," a hard wheat article, made at Vancouver, Wash., are the two best varieties o( (lour on the market Why use any other kind that costs more? If your grocer doesn't carry either brand. Just 'phone 13, Douglas County Mills, and a sack will be delivered at your boms. leister ladies' lailofin? College 216 North Stephens St. 0.71 Average precipitation (or 35 wet seasons (Sept to May.) .... ....3328 WILLIAM BELL, 'observer. WEATHER FORECAST: l''nfr tonight and Sumliiy. Talbott's poultry remedies at Os- burn's Pharmacy. dsw The school offers (or the year 1913 two courses in dressmaking and tailoring. (25 course gives unlimited lessons In drafting of patterns and system, with 30 days sewing. $15 course gives system with full Instructions In drafting. I $15 Sewing Course of 80 days. Agents for the Hall-Bo rchert- Dress Forms. ASanitary Protection Avoid the infectious skin and eye diseases obtained In the School By using the pure while, soft and absorbent Scott Tissue Towels Use Like a Blotter Used once and thrown away. If not furnished by the school, get a roll of 150 from your dealer 50c. OSBURN'S PHARMACY 147 NORTH JACKSON STREET PHONE 162 O. JACOBSON Telephone 293 Panitorium Dye Works All work fully guaranteed. Rood railed (nr and delivered. Practi cal dyeing and cleaning of all kinds of Ladles' and Gent's Clothing, Oavenetli-s and I'orlleres. Roseburg, Oregon 200 N. ROSE ST., COItXHR OAK. DR.Y OAK WOOD Immediate delivery, $3 per Tier Feed, Fuel Supply Co. H. R. STACGS & SON Phone 56 TiOTATi HsTWl 1 grocery of his old partner, Richard - Stubbs, taking the place temporarily Miss Llizle Klntar, of Crabtree, of Walter Patterson, who has quit. is visiting here with (riends. ,,., . Mrs. J. A. Freeman led this morn- nut ihn vellnw ,nm in vnnr lawn ing on her return to Newport. I lasts 365 days nothing in it to Get DrKted 8now Flour at Mar- attract dogs to roil, serauh, or dig snail's. holes in your lawn. Mr. and Mrs. A. Wells returned to! Hon. C. A. Sholbrede. of Marsh- Springfield today, after a vistt here field. Is in the city on his way home with their son, Kimer. froni Mieiie. where lie nieii witii d.. ,i i,ii,ir 'Judge' I.. T. Harris u petition for I.. raU tS ' ? '."' 7.m.?M .''"V of Mr. and Mrs. Smith Bailey. I ' " ' " " V' i ... ...... ... ... .. ...... John Watklns, operated on at'ed. The trio of petitioners are joint Mercy Hospital two weeks ago, was holders of properties around t'oos able to return home to Comstock to- Bay claimed by them to be worth day. fl.Oon.iMiu in the iiKgreKuto. Their Atty. Wui. Lod, o( Portland, son;'"'11""''8 oia utmut h..u.m..u. lue l h?, 'vllitJng tfthCU, - : t. 'imi,--i.. i lie l lie uuai iiiii-e oc nun um- corder Carl b. Wlmberlj. , ,.rll..,, .-,, ,,iiut. Visit the Bell Millinery during 'ed I : J. X. Shahan. who was nssoeiat- Carnlval week. We carry a complete 'ed with Kinney in Kosehnrg several Yes, we have it Fort Jones Creamery Butter the best in Roseburg LOUIS KOHLHAGEN Phone 19 107 Cass Street line of ladies' wearing apparel. dt( V. K. Osburn and wife proprietors of the Osburn hotel, Eugene, are In the city. Mr. and Mrs. Osuuru are old time newspaper people. S. 1. Stephens, formerly of Kden- bower, Is here (rom Albany visiting the the home of his daughter, Mrs. George Weber, In North Koseburg. Help Wanted. We need twenty more ladles at the Tlllson Packing House. Long Job. Drager Fruit Co. Miss Konta Kidwell, sister of Mrs. J. W. U roves, left this morning for Kansas City. Mo., where she win spend the Bummer with her mother. William Simmons, an Oregon pio neer of 1852, father of Mrs. Jennie McCoy, of Looking GlasB, died at Springfield, Or., May 21, aged 85 years. A wonderful aid to the memory Is one of those Waterman's Ideal Foun tain Pens on sale at the Koseburg Book Store. dt( Hon. W. N. Barrett and wife, of Hlllsboro, were among the visiting Odd Fellows. They were entertained by Fairfax Parrlsh, Mrs. Barrett's brother. Mrs. Mnrtha J. Blood returned home to Portland today, after a month's visit lit the home of Prof., and Mrs. II. Jay Stone, with his mother. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. F. OBborn, of Eugene, nnd Mrs. Kirk, of Browns ville, who have been guests ot uwen Osborn and daughter. Miss Vernitu, left this morning for their homes. Drink Hill's Coffee. Use Dalles Patent Flour, and put Helnx Pure Cider Vinegar in your salads. Each at the head of their class. Sold only under the Bee Hive guarantee The third marriage in Koseburg during the carnival took place at the court house. Friday, May 2.1, i lie piineipals being Chus. II. Browning j and Miss II. M. Smith, both of Myrtle Creek, Judge Wonncotl officiating. Friday evening the Tiller biinih anil, the Cheliiawa Hand were lin guists of Manager l.uiey at the l'ul lie theatre, where the feature pil lule as the Cullfnriila Itoileo, the rival of the famous, I'emlli'ton muiid-iip. Children's white duck button shoes and strap slippers for a dollar a pair, at the big "Get Acquainted" Sale at Josephson'-.. Explosion of a leaking alcohol stove at the home of Mr. and Mrs. .1. F. Teniplin, Washington street, oc casioned Friday, evening's alarm of fire. The flumes were extinguished in quirk time by means ot blankets rugs and water. Eugene Guard: Harry W. Clarke, the veteran traveling salesman, who was stricken with paralysis a week ago, is recovering quite rapidly. He has regained the power of speech al most entirely, but Is not able to walk very much. , Wanted. Lady nnd gentleman so licitors; clean work; good pay. Call Monday a. m. between 8 and !. Ask for Mr. Haiiley at this office. Springfield News: C. C. Grimes, ramillarly called "Father" Grimes, arrived homu rrom Portland with his new Overland car Wednesday an I handles the bloomiii' thing with the same ease that he collects tickets for tho S. P. Co. Special on ribbon at Bell Millin ery. Sue and 50c ribbotiB for 10c and 15c tier yard. dtf J. F. Johnson was in the city from Portland Friday on his way to Mel rose, where he Is interested In or chard work and laud promotion, lie leaves shortly for Chicago and other Middle Western points to secure colonists for Melrose J. K. Barker Co. are sole agents for Wliard Fertilizer. Ask them fur book Kb free. Tells you what to do. llnrrv Kennv has resigned his pos tiim nw salesman for the J. G. Flnok rnmiiani''H mill In this rltv and hai rm. liiick tn l.eona to resume tin' management of the mill there owneu In. hiinunlr hln brother and father. A logging railroad is being built from the lona mill into the adjacent tim ber belt for a distance of 2 V4 miles and will be completed about the first of August. r.ll nn krnnA rtPfillev'S B&W ...ill thin hark Nirinr tinstii vew wood posts and anchor posts, at reas onable prices, mono aswpm.i William Pernmn. former theater man and grocer of this rltv. Is bin k in Itoreb'irg after an absence of two ri.iiti He has been working ns an nl fnr the Dri'linn S'urserv Co.. of years ago, a mortgage for 12a, 1100 and a multiplicity of other claims ranging from $ 10 to $:l.0UH. in ad dition to unpaid taxes of about 12.1, 000. Tho reported deal whereby Kinney and his associates sold their holdings to n London company repre sented by W. J. Wllsoy for $600,000 has fallen through, because I be l.on- m EES doners afterwards Insisted on tettln the property (or $475,000. Judge Harris is expected to name a receiv er about the first of June. ESCAPED THE MADHOUSE. Dagusrre's First Photograph Cams Just In tho Nick of Time. it old Mme. Daguerre bad been as quick to set as she wss to suspect, Louis Jacques Daguerre might have ended his days lu an Insane asylum, and the world might bsve waited a oeutury longer for a means of presett ing family likenesses on tilts of paper or gtnss. Up to the early thirties of the last century M Dnguerre bad behaved as any well linlanced decorator and scene paluter und stuailygolng husband should have behaved, and then be be gan to eiH-rluieut with liquids and at tempted to fasten sun shadows on giass or copper sheets. Ue talked of a wonderful dny when be could make port i n Its of his (rleuds without either brush or ienc!l. In great trepidation Mme. Daguerre hurried to a doctor and, weeping, told the medical man these symptoms. To the doctor's discerning mind they ielled nothing less tb.m Insanity, and In 18118 they set about preparing M. Daguerre fur a visit to the asylum at Bleetre.- But Just tben tho unsuspecting vic tim of this plot succeeded In fastening the shadow on the copper piste, snd the art of photography was born. Xew York Sun. Surprising Cure of Stomach Trouble. Jacob Ilindelang, ot ChelBea, Mich.. was ill with stomach trouble and In such bad shape that he lived (or two months on limewatnr and milk. He then began using Chamberlain's 'fab lets. Ho Bays: "I am seventy-six yei'.rs of age but never In my life used any medicine thnt cured in such a short time ns Chamberlains Tab lets." For sale by all dealers. C SPECTACLES & EYEGLASSES The only near -and -far classei that can be universally worr, without discomfort, and without that suRRestively old appear. ance. ttitocals that look and wear like plain glasses, but give you perfect double service. Have them Fitted by HUEY He Fits Them Right 17ERN ISLAND " GREENHOUSE Rosebur, Oregon Mrs. F. D. Owen, Prop. Phone 9F11 Cut Flowers Potted Plants Funeral Cesiqns Wadding Roquets Just received :t fresh supply of Ferns if nil kinds. Also on s;ile at The Rose Confectionery Troustrs ForbidcJsn. Strange though It may appear to the preseut generation. It seems that trou sers when flrst Introduced Into Eng land were regarded ns anything but a murk of respectability. In the original trust deed, drnwu up In 1&.D, of Bethel liuipel. Cumliridgo street, Sheffield, there was n elunse containing tbe fol low Inn prohibition: "Under no clrcum stances whatever shall any preacher lie allowed to occupy the pulpit who wears trousers." It Is scarcely neces sary to ndd that knee breeches and gaiters were then the correct attlre. Loutlon Opinion. VWxlCTWVTXVvtXV in 1 1 inn i 1 4 i I Tho Kind Ton Have Always Bought, and which fcaa 1 In tue for over 80 Tears, baa borne the (lamatorsj mi ana ba been made muter hi para on nl supervision since Ualaflsssey. - Allow no one to deceive yon in thhv V All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-ao-good" art) bat Experiments that trltle with and endanger the health Infanta and Children Experience airalnat What Is CASTOR1A Oaatoria la a harmleM substitute for Castor Ofl ' forte. Drops nnd Soothing Syrup. It la Pleaaaat. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Jfareotte substance, lu ngt Is its guarantee. It destroy Worms and alluys Fevorlshncsi. it cures Diarrhoea and Wind Collo It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Coasttpattosa and Flatulency. It twiiliutlates the Food, regulates ths) Stomach and liowels, Kivlii'f healthy and natural sleef Tha Children's inuuMotv-The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bean the Signature of , .1-1 . ; s7 The Kind Yon Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. VMC KHTMM HWUIT, T MUMMY muff, III VMM SflVSl Call up 340, the Douglas County Madam, you can bur that new Creamery, for cream. Spring hat at an attractive savins;, it you "do It now" at ths big "Get As- llelp Wanted. Wo need twenty morn ladles at tho Tlllson Packing House. Long Job. Hrnger Fruit Co. Terracotta chimney pipe, shoulder Joints, tees and caps now In stock at Winnie (laddls's. the plumber. qualnted" Sale at Josephsos's, Wouldn't this Jar youT Right ea tho stroke of the clock, just st ths very minute your shoes ars promised vou can have them at Hsddot's, til North Jackson street. dtf Constipation Cured. Dr. King's New Life Tills will re llevo constipation promptly and get your bowels In healthy condition again. John Siipslc, of Banbury, J'u., says: "They nro tho best pills I over used, and I udvinn everyone to use them for constipation, indigestion and liver complaint." Will help you. I'llce 2;".c. Iteconimended by all druggists. H IKlCAItD'H ADDITION. lies! and Cheapest lits In Koseburg Are Now ltcady. We are offering for sale 67 choice lots. Most of these lots are of ex Ira largo size. A number ot then are being sold at prices from $iu to $im per lot. I'or an Investment or a lioini you cannot afford to over look iIhk opportunity. Terms to suit. you. Otiier locnlioiis and prices to suit everybody. This properly Is located close lii. Iielng wllliin Ilio city limits, and comprises the seven-acre tract southwest, of tho baseball grounds and reaching to Deer Creek. All practically level, and no better soil ran be found anywhere. It Is nd- joitiitiK the II. C. Dawsun gardens anil Is eoiially well located, This tnict fronts on Second Avenue Hniitli, the main lliorouglifaro of North Hoenirg and to ail the country east of Ibis city. Call on I ho owner, W. A. IIO(IAKI), If. 400 Cass St rent, HoseburB Izanl l-'ertlller Is for gardens, fliiui-rs, lawns, orclmrds nnd fields; clieapest on account of quantity used III! Orenco. Ho will probably re-eiigun In business here. For the presenlli Is assisting In clerical work at 111 "TMI OLD RCLIABLK" MEN (AT OHUOSirrS-O". TRIAL SOX SY MAIL SO. FgoM t.Ajrrtx n missy sr. ssoottLVH .m r. I am going out of business My entire stuck ol iiiiTcliaiidise fixtures aud tools ami fjnixl will nf my olil eMiitblislied business in one 'if the best rttiiil loralitms in t lie city. FOR SALE Until I find a buyer lor ilie stock in bulk, I will sell every its - m in my store, on the basis of above notice. This means that you can buy single articles, anything you want and that I may have at the same reductions that will be made to the part' who buys me out and succeeds me in this business. I am going to quit and quit quick. This is not a sale to raise money, or to re duce stock nor any other kind except exactly what is said bffore, and means business from the word go. l'lice quotations don't tell much, com': in aud see. ()( courie you will understand, that terms must be cash. W. E. CLINGENPEEL Jeweler & Watchmaker Folger's GOLDEN GATE A PER.FECT COFFEE IN A Perfect Container We arc exclusive agents in Roseburg for Folger's com plete line of Coffee, Tea, Spices, Etc. I'artjes holding coupons for IXL Taiuules will please cull for same as soon as possible. MARSHALL'S THE PURE FOOD STORE PHONE 184 JACKSON ST. K. W. HAITIAN I'HONE 808 Our Man Calls for and Delivers THE VIENNA Dyeing, Cleaning and Pressing Works Your entire wardrobe taken care ot bv expert DRY FRENCH OR STKAM CLEANERS Hutu cleunod, rnHlmped nnd block cravenHls nnd pcirtli-rea. All Work Fully Guaranteed tlloves, plumes, white shoes, 1 39 South Sheridan St. I I Now-your own R. R. system! The "light and right" Ford gives it HI to you at small cost! And back I I I I of the car stands a financial re- I I J sponsibility -and service that i j T any railroad might envy. Don't 11 ' I I side-track that "urge." Get your III II HI Ford today. .:.JS I I More than a iiiarter of million Konls no In sor- .v ;; I III I vice- - ronvl in Hik i-vid.ui-,' of their wonderful I I - , 'r, I I tii.rO. Kii na ! t. t '-'': Touring far, $'100; Town I III I ! "'.'' III I far, $ sou - f . . b i-troit, with all equipment. I III I ' ' III I liet liilnresti ng -Kuril Times" Iroin Dept. K, Do- I I "J,V.S'.1 I troll; Kurd Motor foinpiiny, (I. W. Burnett, I I . i- llll -K''"t' ItoseburK, Oregon. ) " ' yx. M0
