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T , .A ' Edison Records O. H. LENOX Blue Amberol, Concert Blue Amberol, Regular Regular Amberol, Wax 2-Minute Records, Wax LENOX & OTT W. E. OTT LOCAL NEWS EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW MAY !!, mi:l. DAILY WKATHKH Kl'PuliT U. 8. Weather Bureau, local office Roseburg, 24 hours ending i a. m today. Perclpltatlon In Inches and b.un dredtha: Muxliuum temperature ,,; Minimum temperature Precipitation i Total preclp. since "Int. of mo. MM Normal pracip. for this month 2 ui' Total preclp. from Sept. 1, 1912 AITO STAGE LINE DEPOT. I 'ally stages and autos (or Marsh field and all Coos Bar points, also for reel and Millwood, leaves O. W. H.ipiis grocery store. 13S Sheridan street. Cueu paid for produce along tlie lino. "Pride of Douglas," a Roseburg product, and "Queen City," a hard wheat article, made at Vancouver, Wash., ar.. the two best varieties of (lour on the market. Why use any o'l'-'T kind that costs more? If your Kro.-er doesn't carry either brand, Just 'phono 13, Douglas County Mills, and a Back will be delivered at your borne. Miss Stella Reirensteln Is visiting In Portland. j Get Drifted Snow Flour at Mar shall's. (, Miss Kate Iluirk is making a brief vial! in Portland. I.. J. Barnes, the harbor, is speiul ling a few days in Salem. I !v M. Pardee, of I'anyonville, Is here as a juror In the Circuit Court. 11. B. Sagaherd is here from linr diner. He is euroute home from a mouth's trip to Southern California. Help Wanted. We need twenty! more ladles at the Tillson Packing' House. Long Job. Urager Krult Co. ltev. W. 11. Katon went to Drain I Sunday and delivered the bnccalaur-j eate sermon before the graduating class of the Drain High School. Mrs. Kercher, a resident of this city lor the past four years, left this morning tor Maine, where she will upend the summer with her daughter. .VOTED ORATOR COMIXG. Aver, preclp from Sept.. 1, 1S77 in Total deficiency from Sept. 1, '12 Average precipitation for 3i wet seasons (Sept. to May.) 33.28 WILLIAM BELL, Observer. WEATHER FORECAST: Showers tonight or Tin-slay. Reisler Ladies" Talorins College 216 North Stephens St. Talbott's poultry remedies at Os. barn's Pharmacy. dsw The school offers for the year 1913 two courses in dressmaking and Uilnring. ii:, course gives unlimited hssons In drafting of patterns and system, wiih 30 days sewing. 11.1 course gives system with full Instructions in drafting. $ir Sewing Course of SO days. Agents for tin- Ilull-norchert Dress Forms, ASanitary Protection Avoid the infectious skin and eye diseases obtained In the School By using the pure white, soft and absorbent Scott Tissue Towels Use Like a Blotter Used once and thri.wn away. If not furnished by the school, get a roll of 150 from your dealer 50c. OSBURN'S PHARMACY 147 NORTH JACKSON STRKKI" PHONE 162 SPECTACLES &EYEG The only near-and-far glauet that can be universally worn without discomfort, and without that suggestively "old" appear ance. Bifocals that look and wear like plain glasses, but give you perfect double service. ' Have them Fitted by HUEY He Fits Them Right'" Dr. Andreas, whose Jecture on ' Hat Kitiiiti ' l to be one of the treats ut our rnmiiiK Chautauqua, ts an orator of note. Ho swept the cot- tUaiirt off their Feet as a college boy ri'piese ntInK his col I rut in various (Maioru-al contests. Mo eurlv dia- rotoretl that elocution was oft on time a mmlraiu-o to itn orator. A little Kill was akeil," tmya Ir. Au Jitsh. " to tit-fine elocution." "IClo I'Ution," said nlu rather hesitating ly. "is a in e( hod t hey have in xonto states of putting people to death." lioselniii; Clutiuaunua July 1 to C. .KK!t.l XKWS. I.tv- J. II. Clark, the photograph gone to KuRene. where he will have charge of the studio conducted hy his brother, who is Kuing Kast for a few weeks. hut he still is in liidiim. M i -linu. of Winston, paid a $ fine for has di tinUenuess. it. Wood v. ol W'iii- ht'Kt wis arrested on a similar charge. Me uas allowed his liberty without hail on protiiir.e to appear for arraiguuii nt on June I . Your choice of men's new $-1 shoes for $2.95 at the big "(Jet Acquainted'' Sale at Josephson's. Myrtle I'oint Kuterprise: Miss Miriam Suplee, who has been taking a post-graduate course of pt tidy at the l'niersity of California, is spend ing her vacation here, xiidtlng heri father, L. M. Suplee. ) Frank I. McMevltt. a former news paper man, but now a merchant at! Sumpter. Oregon. Is here looking af ter the final settlement of the estate of his uncle, Geo. M. Prior, of Camas j Valley, who died suddenly in this city on July 4, 1911. A wonderful aid to tho memory is ono of those Waterman's Ideal Foun tain I'eus on sale at tho HoBeburg Uook Store. dtf Marshfleld Times: Parties from Gardiner say that it is practically cer tain that the proposition of organiz ing the Port of the I'mi'Miia for im proiug the CniMua harbor will he carried at the special election which will be held there within a few days. It. 1,. Pursel and Chas. U. H. Wood cock, of Portland, spent Saturday af ternoon and Sunday here, enroot e home from the Odd Fellows' grand lodge at Medford. I. ike our other visitors, they were highly pleased with this locality, especially after au auto trip Into the surrohuding country. In order to preserve tho elk ingston t Montana t Lodge No. It. P. O. K . will ask the grand lodge its Rochester session in July, to issi-i In acquiring 0 uo 0 acres north Yellowstone Park. Poachers and pot hunters have been killing the ani mals at an alarming rate during the past winter, and It is feared they will become extinct unless protective measures are taken. Klk meat has been shipped Into Montana towns by the ton hv pot hunters, disguised as beef." Germany Is threatened with Miss Margaret Oden. d.i tighter of o ei product ion of physicians, accord- Mr. and Mrs Volnev O.Un. of 1) Creek, sustained an uniiMially severe fracture of her left arm last week In railing 'off of a horse. The arm was broken at the shoulder, leaving only the hailed lip of the bone on the socket. The injury will heal in lime, are now :t:!..VJ bill it is a nuesiion whether the child ninny and that will regain normal use of the arm. For regular action of the bowels; easy, natural movement, relief of con stipation, try I loan's Itcgulets. 2.".c nt all stores. c. jAconso.v Telephone SOU Panitorium Dye Works All work fully guaranteed. Goods called for ami delivered. Practi cal dyotng and denning of nil kinds of l-nli.-s' and Cent's Clothing, Cravem-tteN and Portleren. Roseburg, Oregon 200 N. ItOSK ST., COIIXKK OAK. DR.Y OAK WOOD Immediate delivery, $3 per Tier Feed, Fuel Supply Co. H. R. STAGGS Sb SON Phone 56 Drink Hill's Coffee. Use Halloa Patent Flour, and put Heinz Pure Cider Vinegar In your salads. Each at tho head of their clnss. Sold only under the Bee Hive uuarantee. James Connor, a member of the Soldiers' Home for some time past, is back in the show business. Me has uoiie on the road as a "spieler" and ticket seller wiih Call's animal show, which appeared here during ,I"' ,-;"- ui:tl. Fred Wright is avting as ad-; aiico agent for the show tor an in- J definite time. Following the death of her bus hand, who passed away only three, weeks ago. Mrs. Joseph Skelton died Sunday at Comstock. The funeral was held at Anlauf today, wiih scr-rrins m; ices conducted hv Uev. Arthur (-d u i r h Thomas, of tho Methodist Church. I f i i I now. South, of this city. A sou and a daughter survive Mrs. Skelton. "Moan's Ointment cured me of ec zema that had annoyed me for a long time. The result was lasting." Hon. R. W. Matthews, Commissioner Labor Statistics, Augusta, Me. Temptation for revelry during the carnival wind-up lust Saturday night was too much for Melos Green, under parole from the city police court from a 1 days seiitenee lor drunkenness lutoie;ttion brouultl him to jail auaiu Saturday night. Sunday morning he asked for permission to go to a tele phone III I (Ml I rl ".INI III.- Ill' II' f ami witen mis was granted ne suppen , M away. Me was due to appear in police ' oil II at (i iini'K in is morui mu 1 i . ...i t.-.i Glendab News: Mr. I!. T. Uobin siiii. of Carbondale, Pa., who had charge of Mr. Shearer's practice dur ing the absence of the latter in Cali fornia for the past several w eeks. departed Tuesday for his Pennsyl vania home, and as soon as he can close up his business affairs t here, will remove wiih his ramily to asso ciate witli Mr .1. K Shearer in the Stephen so n Sanilorium. on w hfch work is just now commencing. Children's white duck button shoes and strap slippers for a dollar a pair, at the big "Get Acquainted" Sale tit Josi'phson's Officers an Irving lo locale two hoboes suspected of being the men who robbed It. it Colls hnllie. he tweeii ttilhur and Sniheiliii. Sunday evening, taking a lad's gold watch, a black sitk fob bearing rut ornament and two pieces of valueless currency of $1 dciiioiiinat ion a i 'niitederate bill and a siher ceriitii a'e The tramps were seen oil the railroad track shortly alter Hie di.-rovery of the theft, headed for Itoseburg ing to figures made public by the aut horlt ies. The figures were pre pared by Mr. Prlnzlng. the famous German medical statistician, after an Investigation lasting several months. Mr. Prinziug's statement shows there physicians in Ger i:t.'!Mi are studying medicine. Approximately 1 0.OOli physicians enter tho field every year. roit a gim)i mk;fstio. A Utcal lru(CK'Nt'H SujfKOstion. II I g Fine box stationery prices on sale at the i Store. James Pard-e. t il V. he) e I 1 1 1 in I 'i-Hiil . i-ii mi; I I b Mil ' III' I Ml U i V I 'mu i:i ! lg plain Mere The w men...- 7 hni-ei supp'it-d Ir.en t!ie U a I. ill of .MI feet, IIMHI?- pl i .-IITe, he llllbllie hi at moderate seburg Hook dtf tunnel h Pi.!...!.,'.! with l-.i I":: g elect A.llfl- In of this Jackson n!. I :ine the Guhl e pow IT mi- IV II I Wheel 1 lle ,Imi:i lord ; towns, big po' ling In Kivir hots i- ibei .nd "I'll!:. ! pi. aunt h uhnh pow r I with iiiu an eiior . t pi pe a l t he in diaiiietei- 1 1 con nect -ui .hing the A.tvt,. Thl-i eec- : '.mitred to M'-d I. n I mi ( 'mini v H .lir ii o II S t If I iiiil, .lll'l is put - : mi I he Is la mat h !. Ilet, He :. .in Inn, Want licjliiis. I Mo in lay for Mr. Man l.nlv ili-t ;ehtl' 111:111 S'i- aii w in U . g I p.i . Call in l.. iv.( . ti s ;u.d I'. Ask tlii.- office. t II itii iv t in' his daily personal report of hnii Nut Cake Simply Delicious By Mrs. Jttnrt Mch'enzie Hill, Fditorof the Huston Cooking .Si hoot Magazine In Riving this recipe, Mr. Hill be lieve it to lie one of the ln-t all around cake recipes it lias liven her gid for tune to make. The simplicity and uni formly tfood results will upfical to every housewife d-part iil II, e t I an. her Lie :,, , F.im l.-r el In d.j tll'll-l Ol Hie nil) ! ; l d I belli .. it '.. t.ut Mr. e !1 . gn.,.1 I it. at Wli- m, ! e i.ii , w h. 1 i.e ! - Vn 1 11 r.nri i. ' n do ' .. i.. I, . on, t ,--'.;h A '.al and and and has been said that tho body Is like a machine and digestion and at -Miiilatlon of food are tho two g:e:it factors to health. If the digestive organs are weak, the stomach overtaxed, waste matter a-i iinuil ites in the system the liver Is sluggish and (hi blood becomes thin and devitalized. We w aut to ask every person In this xhinity who is troubled with in digestion or a w eak . woriioul stom ach to try our delicious cod liver and iron tonic. Vlnol. We k now It will si re tig t hen tone p t he W eakelled, t it'ed overtaxed nerves of the digcMlv gaus, create a hearty appetite. replace weakness with strength. We just heard of a case of a man in Oneoiita. X. , who suffered from a. had stomach 1 rouble for I .'i years and had become so weak he could hardly walk who was cured hy Vitiol. Try a buttle of Vinol ami If il fails to help yiiil w e w ill give back Voil I IllolieV. Ited Cross Pharmacy, V. F. Chap man, Roseburg, Oregon. Adr IMEWI AT Wll 111 It home tab nl phiv will he fell deled b the Wilbur High School oil tiel Tile; da evening The t il le ol the plav is ' Itread oil the Waters." short musical program will pre cede the drama and a good time geti- erallv ited is epec1ei Admission ire Kvel'yhod V in I'oiiMtipatldii Cured. Mr. King's New I.iro Pills will re lieve const i pit I ion promptly and gel you r bow ids In hen It h v com! it hm again. John Supsic, of Satibury, Pa., navs: "They are tho best pills I ever used, and I nd vlso everyone to use r hem for const I pat Ion. indigent iou and liver complaint." Wilt help ymi Price i!.".e. Recommended by all druggists. H -o HUt HAKK C1IKA!'. Houfo partially finished: will finish It to milt purchaser. Terms. One-half cash, balance on monthly Installments. Pag Investment Co. 709 No. Jackson fit. Ho, vn of weak soles, conio to SO1 X. Jackson street and get them done w it h good material and at a fair price. Also washing and ironing neatlv and well done, called for find delivered. M Mavis d)11 hand:. Mici i l'i-t .i d it v Yes, we have it Fort Jones Creamery Butter the best in Roseburg LOUIS KOHLHAGEN Phone 19 107 Cass Street I C Nt Cka I One-half cup buffer; I4 at fit gran ulated sugar; tub milk; Jtufi ji'urf 2 level teaspaonf ids A' C iiinf i:t fett I up of nut meat t chopped Jme uhites of 4 egg dealt n dry ftift floor and Inking powder together, three times. Cream the butter, ad.ltha suar; then nlternulely, the milk nti'I the flour mixture; lastly the whites of eggs and the nut meats. Hake in a sheet in a shallow pan thirty or forly minutes When odd cover with the Icing and ilecorate with whole nut meat. TVi t nl i n n-lleut wfn'.v t.akc t . ; hcu uuu are omittnl. Chocolal lcUg One tufi yranulat' d suar ounrA thikolate; it h tie of I eyK'. h,.Un d r; Yt tea"Anful vanilla t.xratt ;i n,p U,atert Stir the suear, chrcolate an'l vr until the mixture cover and bt lil three minutes. L'nctver and rt Uiii ti!. when tested in cold water a ft 1-all may 1 formed; U at into the w hite f KKt then beat until cj11, add vmiilla. The nut ntrvnwl frftin,r sivn 'n rut' f'-r'f tif llw K C Cuui. Ivrik may hi t-l.i- c rf the eh'rililf ltMmg, if dirr-i) A r-ijr ut the Cuok book haananmelr i!lnatral'i '-i 9 colon, will tie mailed lw, if yi iil wn1 th eolomj certlficaic packed in Z-rot enm of K C Baking Puwdcf Ut Um J4iCU Mm. Cu. Mli.'l' ' ( !;e.t d a hta Do You want ihe bent mimed and I'lods on the market ? If So the nil 1 M .!! i,,r c. Mr r.-irn ,111 1,1 II. 1, nil ISol M. ill. In,- fi,r n.lil. Wlii'li ,'i 'lriu'Kit r"'ii!iin- ri'll. '! fnr ii'l'l--. t):ro:ir. ;tll I tro'iM.-j: V4.il ;m knnv wli.a In- n t.ilkit'K 'il.oiil C. I.i.it. ilrli:i;il. i,f ! ; I . .ti . Ol.ln, vhii.m ft Iir Kiuk'h N'i- l)!-riA' iy: ,1- a lillil? i:it lin I kim tli- hi-II. II lirnlii lil;i It Kli.f'f l.ri.n'. ui. c'.iri''! Tn v ; .-in. illl'H yo 1 N-.i Ii. I 1 mi: n . l:i' of 1 r :,;i .nl,. I 'In II,.' V IV I- Iir, l.i- I K'.-vi-n-r ri-ii.i-11 111. for full, il " It if yo'i nr.- ? 1 j tT. r 1 r 1 1 wiili a ruM :iv' lirnrii di il tlir.nt or 1mm ronEli. K-.'i a bidili. ..ii I, n 11 'I nil Hie lime fur evui joiki Hi Ihe Inmlly lo urn?. It Is a horn: ilortor. l'rico r.Oc stiil II Oil. (juiiranii.'i-il hy all druggists. H THE GROCERS pdhhered ki NONE BETTER. TI.. rn Jllllll.ll L' :.i.-f.l!v iiipI- r I;' . Oli'lll I r . f , - irl.il Itn-oi'.-r ii r w,.i wil; . A hlll'l III if., ninny linili.ln of , "fM' hull.- a rt- nun f l.il.'l linr ii.'uiri-i r or n.oii- sanitary If von havn ni-vi-r iti.:' !:: itKi) stock. i i i - . 'iKHort.'.l I anil I'liliilln-' 'I Unit w hat 1 Iru.. IfufMTnMA 1 I Ullllni SB si .'.I.1-OIIOI. J PKK CEN T. similaiiiKjih-riKidaffllRrCiiia I ing Hie Siihvu-Vs PtidJidMds ,f rromolcsDiScslioiifliffriil noss and Resi.Conialns nciii.-r Opiiuu.Mjn'tiinc norMinujl. NOTNARCOTtr. AlTr&'Ik hurwf lirfri flam Ancrffi I lUrmctlv forOinslrfi lion . Sour SIoaucli.lll.inWu WornisronwlsiiinsJevtriiui l icss and 1 0 SS 0 F Sur t. IsxSiniilt Si?iiJiufP uf NEW YORrJ. For Infants and Children. Tho Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of tif i . iir AY duaranlceirunOSrltii! Fomtnij Hxact Copy of Wrnppcr, asanas mm In Use For Over Thirty Years TORIA " CtMTUH OMNT. MC ITT, Call up 310. Ilir Diiuglas County! .Minlain, yon call liuy that new Cri'niniry. for croam. i SprliiK hut at an attractive saving, If o I ynu "iln It now" at tho big "Oet Ac- ll.'lp Wauti'il. Wo n.'Pil Iwi nly iiialnli-it " Sal at Josuphsou's. iiiiirn lailli'S at tin. Tillson 1'ai-kliiKi o lions... i.oiik Joh. Iiiam-r l-'ruit I'n. Winililn t this Jar you? Right on 111" Klmku of tho clnl'k. IlIRl at th Torracotla rtilmnoy plpi. shoulil.f j v.-ry nilnnlo your shoes nre promised lolnls, tecs anil raps now In stork at ! mu i-an hino lli.'in at lladdox's, 33B Wlniiln t.iiilills's, the pIiuiiIht. North Jarksnn street. dtf Folge r's GOLDEN GATE A PER.FECT COFFEE IN A PerfecL Container Wt are exclusive agents in Kosehtirg for 1'nlncrs coin nlete line of Coffee. Te;i . . 1'ailirs li.ililini; ipous for I X I. apiCeS, KtC. Tamali-s will I'l.'as.. rail for H.lliin as MARSHALL'S THE PURE FOOD STORE PHONE 18 'i JACKSON ST. K. XV. KAC1AN I'll- Our Man Calls fur ami Ik live! v THE VIENNA Dyeing (Meaning and I'rossiiiK Works Yiiiir rliliiv u.H'iiiiln- I :t k t-1 1 c. iff nl'Kv f pert DKV IKKNLII OK S'l'KAM CI.KWKHS Mais rl.aii.-.l. i.'slia.."l an.l lilo. I.'.l iilo.-n. I'luin.'s. whltB shoes, rrav.-n.-lls ali'l foil l.-r. 's n All Work Fully Guaraiilcfvl i:) Smith Slicriilan St. & 17ENDRICK iviNG Square Deal Grocers Pnona ti. North Jtcksoo 8t. You've observed that in front of the finest homes Ford cars are numerous. Wc are selling an ever increasingly greater part of our gigantic output to exper ienced automobile owners who have tired of the exorbitant ex pense of big car up-kcep. ' n r. no i il K'l.'.i i . far, X0U t Ii (.!. I li 1 1 1 re.-. 1 1 ii i lull Times'" Ir.-m Ii'-i'l troll; Kor.l M..i..r i 'i.mp.i ny, H. At;'lil. lio.s.lmr, Oregon. iio.v in .t- . . i . . 1 r f ti I I ..it i mi; i n , ''.'". Town ..it. I'l, a I . .fiii'in.'iil. "5 i 1 "i '' I! - k.i..- II VS jiJiX'i. iX.-