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Weddings and Parties BRICK Ice Cream, Fancy Individual Pishes also Sherbets of all Kinds, Punches of all Kinds. ICE CREAM Plain or Fancy, put up to your order l'hone us 76. Delivered any place at uny time. The Palace of Sweets Iloni'bu rK. Oregon EYENING ROSCBURG REVIEW, I. O. (). v. MKMOIUAL IAV. Jl'XK 7, I OI:t. DAILY WEATHER REPORT U. 8. Weather Bureau, local office, Roseburg, 24 hours ending i a. m., today. PerdpltatloQ In Inches and hun dredths: Maximum temperature .Minimum temperature 4 Precipitation '. 0 Total preclp. since 1st of mo. 0 Normal preclp. for this month 1.07 Total preclp. from Sept. 1, 1912 "4 Aver, preclp from Sept. 1, 1877 :::!.ns Total deficiency from Sept. 1, '12 7.::t Average precipitation for 36 wet seasons (Sept. to May.) 33 28 WILLIAM BELL, Observer. WEATHER FORECAST: Showers tonight or Sunday. All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs, at tention: The uiinuul Odd Fellows' I Memorial exorelBes will be held In jUoseliuiK next Sunday afternoon. All M 1'elhnvn and Rebekahs are re I quested to meet at Odd Fellows' hall nt p. in., from where we will march I to the Christian Church. After the exereises at the ehurch, beginning at -::to p. in., we will march to the 1. ,0.0. K. remetery and decorate the craves of our departed brothers and i-iters. All having flowers to spare uill please bring or send them to I. i'. ti. r . nail Miminy or give mem to any member of the committee. COMMITTEE. Can't Keep a Secret. ' The splendid work of Chan, er lain's Tablets is daily becoming more widely known. No such -anil reme dy for stomach and liver troubles has ever been known. For sale by all dealers. C Shake Oh Your Rheumatism. Now is the time to get rid of your rheumatism. Try u 25c bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment and see how quickly you rheumatic pains disap pear. Sold by all dealers. C Folger's coffees, teas and spices at Marshall's. felei ladies' Tailoring College 216 North Stephens St. The school offers for the year 1811 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. $IB Hewing Course of 30 days. Agents for the Hall-Borchert Dress Forms. The Douglas M. W. ALDRICH, Prop All new rooms, Hot and Cold water in rooms. Free baths. All new furniture, and first class in every way. Most of rooms in new building. Rooms by day, week or month. Rates very low and service the best. 115 Sheridan St. over Crouche's Store. 6. 6. MtOee went to Cottage Grove today on timber land business. i Call at the Hat Shop for bargains in millinery. dtf Woiwloll Wriirlit u'ant li l'urtlti ml lust night to spend u few days on business. Mrs. N. E. I.ee left this morning for Reno, Nuvaila. for a visit with her sons, H. C. and R. L. Lee. J Edw. Hillings, the S. I', conductor. ' and wife went to Portland last night to attend the Robo Carnival. Chas. A. Brand and wife aud L. N. Reed and wife, of the Overland Orchards, were in town today. Mrs. W. L. Starr went to Myrtle Creek Friday evening to visit with her mother, Mrs. 1. S. Weaver. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Carson arrived here Friday evening from Vancouver, Wash. They will locale at Melrose. Mrs. W. U. Maxwell left this morn ing fur her home at (Jazelle, Cal., af ter a visit with friends here and at Dlllnrd. "Pride of Douglas," "Queen City," "Crown," "High Flight" and "Vim" flour bring results. Ask the Douglas County Mills. Phone 13. Mrs. M. A. Nice-Donnldson and son, 1. A. Nice, returned home to Springfield today after a visit here with Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Miller. John W. Price and son, Fred, were in town from Oak Creek today. Mr. Price has strung faith In the ulti mate success of the Wilson adminis tration. Call at tho Bee Hive and see the new Mason jar. The latest and best Improvement In self-sealing jars. Phone 91. dtf Mrs. Geo. Evans and Mrs. Alfred Archambeau returned home to Sutlierlln this afternoon, after a visit here nt the home of their brother, S. 11. Crouch. Miss August (Jiiettsche, of drains Pass, who has been visiting at the home of O. 1). McAllister In this city, left last night for Portland to attend the Itoso Carnival. W. 11. Campbell has arrived here from (iarfield, Wash., to take charge of the C. lii'lmm ranch at Dixonville. In turn Mr. and Mrs. llrimm will go to (iarfield lo locate. Rev. .1. P. Yarboro returned Frl dav evening from Cottage drove, where he attended the annual I'm p 'qila Haptlsts Association. Tile next i session will be held at F.ugcue. ! The piano used in the recent lleln-linc-Fory recitals, were tuned by C. II. Arundel, the well known piano tuner. Phone 7ii. dJ13 j Miss Nellie Perkins Is expected there tonight from Sabethu, Kansas, to spend the summer with Miss Mil lie Ayres. The hitter's parents. Mr. 'anil Mrs. Aluos Ayres. may come 'with her. Mrs. W. II. Smith. Mrs. A. Stock. Sanitary 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 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 C. JACOBSON Telephone 208 Panitorium Dye Works All work folly guaranteed. Good called for and delivered. Practi cal dyeing and cleaning of all kinds of LadlrV and Oent'a CTothUfj Crarenettes and Portieres. Roseburg, Oregon 200 N. ROSE ST., OORXF.R OAK. Yes, we have it Fort Jones Creamery Butter the best in Roseburg ij6uis kohlhagen thorn 1S1S-L ,0? C Stnwt I,, i r i, Do You want the best canned and glass goods on the market? If So then call on Patronize Home In dustry Douglas County Creamery Co., makers of Pure i BUTTER & ICE CREAM Phone 840 420 N Jackson Roseburg, Oregon P. 8. W par highest market price (or butter (at and sweet cream. THE GROCERS for PRHD STOCK NONE BETTER. There are many brands o( canned goods, but none are more carefully selected nor prepared under better or more sanitary conditions. K you have never tried the PREFERRED STOCK, order a (ew cans (assorted) and you will be convinced that what Is said here la true. KENDRICK & ING rrS O TV..I Psoas (I. North Jackson St Mrs. X. Oiekey and lleo. l.uens were among the passengers to Dillurd on this morning's train. The three ladies were enroute to their homes In that vlelnity. Maurlee Moore returned home from Portland Friday evening. Mrs. Moore, who recently submitted to a HUi'Kieal operation there, Is reported improving nicely and expects to come home in about two weeks. For the best cup of coffee In Rose burg, try the famous Corona Blend at Lewis' Restaurant. 408 West Casa 11. F. Shields has bought F. W. Dillard's real estate buitlness and the firm will hereafter be Shields & Ilo gurd. They will occupy tho new offl- es near the depot across the street from their former quarters. W. I.. Moore has bought the Deer Creek feed burn from tico. t'olllns aud will continue the feed stable business there. Tom Hull has moved his livery mil delivery business to Douglas street, opposite the l.nne school. After tho regular business session of the local lodge of II. of K. T.. last evening, the members entertaiued the ladles of the Auxiliary. Strawberries and cream and cake were served and general good time was had by all present. For coffee with iiitallty, coffee that is satisfactory, try Hill s High tirade Coffees, (itiarauteed lo please you. Tho Itee Hive (of course). dtf Miss Ana Hermann and her grand mother. Mrs. Jane Adams, returned last night from Arizona and San Diego, fill., lifter heillg absent nil winter. Mrs. Adams says Southern California Is suffering from drought. mil cattle are dying on the ranges. the feed supply being exhausted. You will never again get as goou goods for as little money as you cun buy now at himon Caro s. dsw Mr. and Mrs. Win. llnrgreaves and two children and Miss l-'lorenee liar- greaves went lo Portland Thursday night lo visit with rclathcs. Mrs. llargreiives' parents, Mr. ami Mrs. .las. KUisoii, will leave Cortland Sun day for a I rip to England lo visit at heir old home, nut) will make an ex tended 1 rip through Ireland. The fire alarm at I0:ir, t )i Ik morn ing was occasioned hv a lilae in the "oof of a house oa Prospect slreet. owned ly Mrs. M. It. Smith and oc- iipicd by liny Itlai k and family. The flames were iiieuclied liy use of gar den hose hy tlie lime the firemen ar rived. The fire caught from a chim ney and the damage Is small. The Motor Shop and garage, 414 North Jackson street, is tho place to get your automobile rcpairB and supplies of all kinds, including gaso line, oils, tires, and other equipment. bono 2GS. .pdJ17 Several 1 la iiilnails of callle have passed uiriiiign .Meiiioril lately en route to Portland from California. Arthur Hunt shipped ten carloads from Willows a tew davs since. The Iroilth prevailing hi the Htate has caused a great siarcilv of feed and hig shipment s of st k into Oregon have resulli ii. sas the Mcdford Mail- Tribune. Pride of Douglas" is a fine grade of flour manufactured in koschurg. (Jlleen fitv.' Crown.'' "High Khght ' and "Vim" are all hard wheat patciil fioius. Thee brands are the tiest varieties of Hour 011 Hie market. Why use olher kinds that cost more? If your grocer does not carry either brand, just phone 1:1, the Douglas County Mills, and a sack will be de livered al our home. Next Friday at 2 p. m., Iteiio Post N'o. ti. A. It . of this city, at the .Maceal Hall, will eiilerlniii at a fine dinner all the members of the W. It ('. This dinner is given b the veterans lo the ladies as n token of tlelr appreciation of tlie niaiiy kindnesses rendered to tlieui hv the W. It C All members or the Relief Corps are cordiaily Invited to be present on this occasion, Douglas County Creamery butter only 7uu 1 two pound square. Ask your grocer for It. Patronize home Industry. No business was transacted at the regular monthly meeting of the Roseburg I'irii Department Friday night, other than the appointment of Ross (;oodman as foreman pro tern of the chemical company during the absence of M. F. Wright, who will he out of the city for three months. No regular mel tings will be held dur lug the months of July and August Regular drills will be held us al present, but meetings will be subject to call. 0 LAI LA MAX FAVORS BOISE-ROSEBOtO ROAD. While boosters are boosting why do they not boost th Bolse-Roseburg railroad. I cannot see why some monled people cannot see the possi bilities of that route. Having been over tho proposed route, It appears to me that it could not be on a more direct line to Coos Ray from the Kust; besides 1 know that there is but a short distance to the east but what has the requisite facilities to furnish plenty of business (or a railroad. This includes timber, stone, mines, farming and stock, besides there Is surely good coal In abundance on the proposed route. Let ua take up the proposition und boost (or It. Ihk1 Note. Crops are looking fine, but rain would better the growth. Harvey Northern!!, of Portland, is visiting nt his father's home here. Win. Silvers was quite sick, accord ing to last reports. Fred Myron has been running his box factory and has turned out a nice lot of fruit and egg crates. R. A. C ill's and (amlly are prepar ing to move to Coos County and in tend starting Monday next. He has accepted tho Prosper school for the coming year. A 11 umber of our people are now In Coos County, including Wm. Ireland and family, f. A. Prock. Roy E. Wells, II. .. Ireland and Roy Kouns. All report times lively there and work for all who wish to work. Olalla Is getting a new lot of peo ple and they seem to bo of nn enter prising disposition. J. P. Deun and his hired man havo been out from his Camas Valley homo making some extensive Improvements In the line of woven wire fencing on Mrs. Denn's Olalla ranch. This (enre will enclose a (ine pasture. The people of this section are talk ing some of celebrating the Fourth, but no definite arrangements are made as yet. We havo been told that Camas Valley will surely celebrate. W. R. WELLS. IISSSSMSSsaMiSSSSM III (T 1 - I - ' ' . -. . MY, T" 11 Mfc- -:.. : : " ; DON'T IIK MIMI.KU. lUtMchiirg (illens Should Iteail uml llccil This Advice. Kidney trouble Is dangerous and often fatal. Don't experiment with something new and untried. se a tesl'ted kidney remedy. Hi sin with 1 loan's Kidney Pills. I'sed In kidney trouble f0 years. Recommended hero und every where. A Itosehnrg citizen's statement forms convincing proof. It's local testimony it can be In vestigated. Robert Troxel, 117 Sheridan St., Roseburg. Or., Buys: "I suffered from kidney complaint off and on for many years, us the result of being struck in tin1 hack by a shaft of a wagon. tried many remedies for It. but was not bellied until I used Doan s kidney Pills. All kidney sufferers would do well to trv this remedy." For sale hv nil dealers. Price f,u ceuis. Fosler-Milhnrn Co., Huffalo. Sew York, sole agents for the 1'nitcd Sillies. It. 'member 1 ho name Dunn's and take no other. Terracotta chimney pipe, ahouldef Joints, tees and caps now In stock at Winnie Caddis s, the plumber. kiki Dooh Store Books and Stationery. Typewriters. Office Supplies. School Books. Blank Books. Newspapers. Magazines. ROSEBURG BOOK CO. Take Plenty of Time lo Kat. There la a saying that "rupld eat ing Is slow suicide." If you huve formed the habit of eating too rapid ly you are most likely suffering from indigestion or constipation, which will result eventually in serious ill ness unless corrected. Digestion be gins In the mouth. Food should be thoroughly masticated and Insali vated. Then when you have a full ness of the stomach or feel dull and stupid after eating take 0110 o( Cham berlain's Tablets. Many severe cases of stomach trouble and constipation have been cured by the use of these tablets. They are easy to take and most agreeable In effect. Sold by all dealers. C The Kind You Havo Always Botirrlit. and which In use for over SO years, has borne the Rlrntmrj - and has boon made under his f sj&ftf-f-j'-. . Bonnl BitperviHlon since Its liifssnijr '-w-coww Allow no one to deceive you In thsfc All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as-good" are as Experiments that trifle with and endanger the heattfc ss . Infants and Children Experience against Experiment ... What is CASTORIA' ''. ; itorla Is a hnrmlcHH substitute) fur Castor Oil. Pare 'V:I?; '..'' Oastorla Is a harmleHS substitute, fur Castor OIL '. srorlc, Drcwi and Southing" Syrups. It is Pleasant, It contains iiditlior Opium, Morphine nnr other Karostla substance, ltrt npo Is Its guuniuteo. It destroys Worms and allays IVvcrlshiies. 'it cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic, It relieves Tccdi.uir Troubles, cures Conatlpsvtloa and Flatulency. It u.-viiinllutos the food, reipihstes the Stomach and JSowels, (,'ivitii; liealtby and natural sleep. ' The Children's Vauuccu-Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of The Kind You toe Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. Mt ecMTu , r Munnav amccr. mw vwm am. Ho, ye of wouk boIpb, como to R08 paper. We are living so rapidly to- N. Jackson Btreet and got them done day that we forget quickly, when with good material and at a fnlr i yoti emtio to railroad crossing you k ..mw.j.-.;-,'I', Vv S ' j ' wis).! -- ..,.'; - P w price. Also washing and Ironing neatly and well dono, called for and delivered. D. Duvli. dJU He perutstont. Tho hardest tiling to find today la yeslerday's news- know thore Is danger. The railroads know you know It. Yet they do lot take down the "Stop, look and 11 tcn" rIkiib that warn you. Adver Using is a warning to the peopU that you are In business and har something to sell. . RRAR Rt 'T' "Wouldn't it Jar You if You (i intended tt) put up a lot of nice fruit aud you found you had waited until the fruit was all gone?" Canning Time is Here. Are you ready for it? How is your stock of jars,? If" you use your old ones you will need new caps and rub bers. Strawberries and Goosberries arc now at their licst and you want to take advantage 'when cheapest. MARSHALL'S PHONE 164 JACKSON ST. K. W. KAOAN PHONE 808 Our Man Calls for and Delivers THE VIENNA Dyeing, Cleaning and Pressing Works Your entire wardrobe taken care d lv expert DRY FRENCH OR STKAM CLUA'NERS HaU cleaned, renhaped and blocked, tilovm. iiluiiioa, white ehoei, cravenetU and portlerei. AH Work Fully Guaranteed UlJ South Slieridan St. Turk; Krop. If I'li aMHl Vuu'd Itn With tin) Meat You llujr Trade Here For lUft to Ibiaat or Pork lo Krjr Trade Here anil Pork Dur l.raiiiK Crop. You'll Kind l' Alwn)-. tn tlic HP tK rupuli.uljr (Iran, Wn I ' H l"l' Trade Here The 4 Economy Market Om jblkaca. Pro. ""ONE 5fl You've observed that in front of the finest homes Ford cars are numerous. We 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-keep. Mor than a quarter of million Forda now In sar vico I'onvlni.liiK evidence of their wonderful merit. Kuual.oiit. r'jr. ; Tottrlnn Car, 00; Towa t.'ar, l&OO f.o. b. Detroit, with all equipment, tiet IntorcDtiiiK "Ford Times" from Dept. F, De troit; Ford Motor Company, O. W. Burnett, Agent, itoaeburg, Oregon.
