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Weddings and Parties
TJRICK Ice Cream, Fancy Individual Pishes also
U Sherbets of all Kinds, Punches of all Kinds.
ICE CREAM
Plata or Fancy, put up to your order Phone us 76.
Delivered any plaee at any time.
The Palace of Sweets
Roseburg. Oregon
EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEWNOTKETOMINBANK-
Jl'NK II), iui:l.
DAILY WEATHKB REPORT
D. S. Weather Bureau, local office,
Roseburg, 24 houn ending i a. m.,
today.
Perclpltatlon In Inches and hun
dredth: Maximum temperature 72
Minimum temperature
Precipitation ssi
Total preclp. alnce lit. of mo.
1.2
Normal preolp. (or this month
1.07
Total preclp. from Sept 1, 19L2
27.":;
Aver, preclp from Sept. 1, 1877
Total deficiency from Sept. 1, '12
In the District Court ot the United
States for the District ot Oregon.
In the matter ot A. L. Maddlx, bank
rupt. To the creditors ot A. L. Maddlx,
uf Roseburg, In the County ot Doug-
' las and district aforesaid, a bauk-
l rupt.
Notice Is hereby given that on the
I luth day ot June, 1913, the said Ac
I,. Maddix was duly adjudicated
bankrupt; and that the first meeting
of his creditors will be held at the
; office of C. L. Hamilton. In Roseburg
! Oregon, on the 26lh day ot June.
, 1 91 3. at 10 o'clock In the forenoon,
at which time the said creditors may
attend, prove their claims, appoint a
trustee, examine the bankrupt, and
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
C. L. HAMILTON,
Referee In Bankruptcy,
Dated June 12, 1913.
Average precipitation for 3i wet
seasons (Sept. to May.)
... ............3328
WILLIAM BELL, 'observer.
WEATHER FORECAST:
Pair toniKhl and Friday.
Douglas County Creamery butter
only 70c two pound squuro. Ask
your grocer for It. Patronize home
Industry.
The question of what shall 1 buy
for a wedding present has been
solved at Graves' Art Kmpurtum by
nuttlug all hand painted china and
frnraed pictures down ul cost, djl'O
AUTO STAGE LINE DEPOT.
Daily stages and antoi tor Marsh
field and all Coos Bay points, also
tor Peel and Millwood, leaves O. W.
Rapp'a grocery store, 138 Sheridan
street. Cash paid tor produce along
the line.
AUTO TRANSFER
J. F. CLEM.SNT8, Prop.
Phone 70, or leave orders at J. H
'kes' Run store.
The Douglas
M. W. ALDRICH, Prop
All new rooms, Hot and Cold
water in rooms. Free baths. All new
furniture, and first cla'ss in every way.
flffbst 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.
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 thrown sway. If not furnished by the school,
get a roll of 150 from your dealer 50c.
OSBURN'S PHARMACY
147 NORTH JACKSON STREET PHONE 162
3. S. McKay went to Oakland on
business today.
Folger'i coffees, teas and spices at
Marshall's.
Mayor J. T. Bridges was over from
Oakland Wednesday evening.
O. D. Qlandon went to Round
Prairie on a business trip today. I
Mrs. Geo. T. Bolter returned this
morning from a visit In Portland.
W. L. Smith Is over from Oakland
atteudlng the teachers' examination.
Mrs. Roadman went to Sutherlln
today to attend the W. C. T. U. con
vention.
Mrs. J. J. Brands went to Drain
today to visit with relatives for a
few days.
Underwood No. C typewriter, a big
bargain, only 142.60, at the Rose
burg Book Store.
Wdi. nuBh, of Laurel, Montana,
is visiting here with his mother, Mrs.
M. Parker.
Mrs. Howard Hess and baby went
to Cottage Grove today for a visit
with her parents.
Contractor B. F. Cbllson and fam
ily went to Portland today to spend
a few days In that city.
Mrs. F. L. Russell left this morn
ing for Newport. She will visit with
her grandchildren at Toledo, enroute.
Mrs. Ab Rice returned to Dillnrd
Wednesday evening, after a brief
visit with her sister, Mrs. J. C. Sheri
dan. Ten wUl never again get aa gooa
goods for as little money aa yon can
buy now at Simon Caro'i. dsw
Mrs. Chas. Wilson returned Wed
nesday from Eugene, where she was
visiting with her father, W. L. Good
man. Mrs. R. E. McN'abb, of Ruckles,
and Mrs. C. L. Trussell, of Round
Prnirle, were Roseburg visitors yes.
terday.
Mrs. M. Slater left this morning
for her home at Newberg, after a
visit here with her brother, Rev. E.
Iladger.
V. M. Cook, of Turner, Oregon.
arrived here Wednesday evening for
a visit at the home of his dutighter,
Mrs. Mote Howe.
Remington No. 6 typewriter. In
forst class working order, only $27.50
at the Roseburg Hook Store. dsw
Mrs. W. F. Davis, of Camas Valley,
was in town yesterday. She Is visit
ing with her daughter, Mrs. Allen
Wilson, at Greens.
Mrs. W. W. Faulkner, formerly
Miss Ella Black, arrived hero this
morning from Bend, Oregon, for
visit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Lnngenberg and
little daughter went to Lenna this
morning to reside, he heing em
ployed with the l.eona Mills I.uin
her Co. '
.Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Card well and
daughter. Miss Helen, went to
biiinerllu this morning enroute to
the liiinmlck-Canl well ranch at I'mp
qua to stay a few days.
We anticipate good services at
South Deer Creek at 11 a. m. and
Pine Grove at 3 p. ni. on next Sun
day, conducted by Rev. Yarboro and
llrother Morse. X.
save money now by buying your
clotnes, hats and shoes at Simon
Caro's. dsw
Mrs. Huff, of Dunsinulr, Cul., and
Miss Norma Cravens, of Anderson
Cal., who had been visiting here with
tho former's sister. MrB. K. J. Pay-
ton, left this morning for their
homes.
Ninety miles of hard-surfacing
paving and f4 miles of street grad
ing and sidewalks costing a total of
$.',01 1,744 will bo tho record of
street improvements In Portland dur
ing the present year, according to a
report completed by City Engineer
lurlhurt.
Ed. Whltsett, who was injured In
, piledrlver accident at Junction
City. Tuesday, and taken to the Good
Patronize Home lit'
dustry ,
Douglas County Creamery
Co., makers of Pure
BUTTER & ICE CREAM
Phone 340 420 N Jackson
Roseburg, Oregon
P. 8. We par highest market
price tor butter fat and tweet
cream.
O. JACOUSON
Teleptao
Panitorium Dye Works
All work fully guaranteed. Good
cal dyeing and cleaning of all klndt
rratenrttes "d
tOO N. ROSH ST, COBXKB OAK.
railed for and delivered. Praeei'
of Ladles' and Gent's Clotrdnft
rortleres.
Roseburg, Oregon
Yes, we have it
JJjprt Jones Cr eamery Butter
the best in Roseburg
Samaritan Hospital In Portland, Is
son of James Whltsett, of Gleudale,
and a nephew of John and Dan Whlt
sett, ot this city. He has been e al
loyed with the S. P. Co's. piledrlver
rew for three or four years.
Only 75 cents for gentlemen, and
ludies free ut the big dunce at Hotel
Mct'lullen Thursday evening.
Prof. Lloyd Marquum, prlncipul of
the Albany High School, passed
hrough here this morning enroute to
Ashland. He was accompanied by
his bride, formerly Miss Grace Clelan,
of Albany, tho wedding having taken
place yesterday. Prof. Marquum Is
graduate of the State Normal
School tthat was) at Drain, and Is
well and favorably known In this
county.
The Royal Stundnrd Typewriter
No. 5 1b better than any other type
writer on the market, regardless of
price. It Bells for only $70 at the
Roseburg Book Store. dsw
Judge G. W. Wonacott was In
Salem yesterday conferring with At
torney-General Crawford on the
robubillty of the special road tax
levies for this year being legally col-
ectlule. Mr. Crawford believes they
will und will endeavor to have tho
test case before the Supreme Court
advanced on the docket so as to get
a ucclBlon by that tribunal as early
as possible.
Phone 63
For anything you may
want in the grocery
and produce line and
I will see that you are
supplied.
LOUIS KOHLHAGEN
19 107 Com Straet
DOttJLAS CorST? ftOV
IS V, 8, NAVY HURRIED.
The Baltimore Sun of June 10,
1913, has the following:
Miss Margaret Somervell 'Wall,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Tay
lor Wall, was married at noon Sat
urday to Ensign Justin McCarthy
Miller, a member ot this year'a grad
uating cIusb at the Naval Academy
Tho ceremony was performed at
Memorial Protestant Episcopal
Church by Rev. Dr. William M.
Dame. The bride was given 111 mar
riage by her (ut her and was charm
ingly gowned in Alice-blue eponge.
with hat to mutch, and carried a
shower bouquet of lilies ot the val-
loy.
The matron of honor was Mrs. J.
II. Elgin, ot Annapolis, who wore
wisteria chnrmeuse, with hat to
match, and carried yellow daisies.
The brother of the groom. Mr. Gil
bert Miller, of Cornell University,
was best man, and the ushers, the
groom's classmates, were Ensigns
Raymond ABserson, B. 11. Lingo, E.
II. Quinlun and R. S. H. Vonable.
A reception followed at the home
of the bride's parents, 1405 John
street. Ensign and Mrs. Miller left
for a Bhort wedding trip, after which
he will report tor duty to his ship at
Philadelphia.
Ensign Miller la a native son of
Douglas County, his parents being
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Miller, who live
near Yoncalla. He la a bright young
man, who is winning deserved success.
iiailli fi
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Grand Hotel C. 1). Cook, Eugene:
M. L. Gllbreath. Vera James, Riddle;
L. A. Travis and wifo, Eleanor Hess,
Glen llllm, North Dakota: Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Kellogg. City; Harold
C. Dewey, Pomona, Cal.; A. Mar
iiunm and wife, Albany; A. L
Shover. Roseburg: Mrs. N. O. W. Per
kins, Mrs. Claud 11. Giles, Myrtle
Point; E. E. Ernst, Seattle; I. H.
Lilly, .1. C. O'lluuiiion, II. K. Smith,
Mrs. H. II. Eddy. Albert D. Elliott.
Tho completion of the new floor In " Glllett. D. .1. Miller. I.. 11. Aus-
he Hotel McCltillen dining room Is , ". Portland; Win. Menzel, Snn
ho celebrated with 11 liet-Tuirether rrancisco.
Ball there on Thursday evening of
his week. Thero will be good muslo
and refreshments and a good time Is
assured. Only 75 cents for gentle
men, ladies free. All ure cordially
Invited.
The report of Engineer L. G. lllcks
the CaniuH Valley-Coquille road,
excerpts from which were published
In yesterday's Review, was addressed
to Henry llnrtli, president of the
louglns County Good Roads Asso
ciation, nud this fact should have
been mentioned in connection there
with. In the rush of un accumula
tion of this and other matters yester-
lay this giving of duo credit was
inadvertently overlooked.
Everybody Invited to attend the
'Made in Oregon" banquet to be
given next Friday evening at 11:30
iy the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Com
mercial Club. Help boost Oregon by
using Oregon products. Proceeds of
his banquet to be used for benefit of
he children's playground. The
adies of the Auxiliary have done
splendid work this year by estubllsh-
ug these playgrounds and putting
the drinking fountains. Attend
their banquet, only 50 cents per pluto.
Guaranteed Kcxcma Kemedjr.
The constant Itching, burning, red
ness, rash and disagreeable effects of
eczema, tetter, salt rheum. Itch, piles.
and irritating skin eruptions can be
readily cured and the skin made clear
and smooth with Dr. Hobson's Ec
zema Ointment. Mr. J. C. Evelnud.
of Buth, III., says: "I had eczema 25
years and had tried everything. All
failed. When I found Dr. Hobson's
Eczema Ointment I found a cure.
This ointment Is the formula ot
physiclnn and has been In use for
years not an experiment. That Is
why we can guaranteo It. All drug
gists, or by mall. Price 50c. Pfelffer
Chomlcal Co., Philadelphia and St.
Louis. B
Most Children Have Worms,
Many mothers think their children
are Buffering from Indigestion, head
ache, nervousness, wenkness, costive-
uess, when they are victiniB of that
most common of all children's ail
ments worms. Peevish, ill-tempered
fretful children who Iobb and grind
their toeth. with bad breath und
colicky palna, have all the symptoms
of having worms, and should be given
Klckapoo Worm Killer, a pleasant
candy lozenge, which expetB worms,
regulates the bowels, toneB up the
system, and makes rhildron well and
happy. Kickupno Worm Killer Ib
guaranteed. Alt druggists, or by
mail. Price 2;c. Kickapoo Medi
cine Co., Philadelphia and St. I.ouls.
SIMMONS.
or
Everything the
Best and
Prices the
Lowest
R. M. HEARS
Successor
KENDRICK & KINO
Phone A3. S44 North Jack,
m,
in tho Circuit Court of the State
Oregon for Douglas County.
P. Hi neillck plaintiff, vs. Nannie
Owens. EtTle Fisher, Esthur Mc
ltroom arid Kayelte Owens, defend
ants.
To Effle I-'isiier and Fayette Owens,
two of the t.bovo named defendants:
In the name of the State of Oregon
you are hereby required to appear
and answer the plaintiff's complaint
against you ujw on file In the abov
named court and catifo on or before
the last day of the time prescribed in
the order for publication of tills
summons, to-wit: On or before the
:inth day of June, I9I3, said da
being ttie expiration of Bix weeks
from Itio date of tho first publication
of this ttiinimons, the lime prescribi
for publication being once a week
six consecutive weekR
tid if you fail so to appear and
"cr for want thereof tli plaintiff
apply to the court for the relief
tnded In said complaint, u sue
.t statement of which Is as fol
lows, to-wit: For a decree canceling
of record a certain mortgage made
hy tho above-named plaintiff. I'
Benedick, to W. K. Owens, deceased
dated April i'i. 1K85. and recorded
In Hook 7 of Mortgages, at page 14
thereof of tho records of Douglas
County, Oregon, for the reason that
said mortgage was fully paid during
tho lifetime of said W. V. Owens, and
said mortgage when given was a lien
upon Lot It in Hlock 30 In the City
of itoseburg, Douglas County, Ore
gon. And plaintiff prays for general
relief.
This summons Is published In the
jTwIce-a-W eek Itevlew, a newspaper
of Roseburg, Oregon, by order of the
Honorable J. W. Hamilton, Judge of
the Circuit Court ot the State of
Oregon, for Douglas County, made
id dated May l'.th. 1913. Tho date
the first publication of this sum
Is May ltth, 113, and the
te of the last publication la June
th, 113.
SAW MILL AND RANCH I1AKGAIMS
1. 180 acreB one mile from Wil
bur school; 00 acres fine bottom,
very good Improvements; all fenced,
sheep tight. Price, $8000.
2. 00 acres on mile from Wilbur;
20 acres In two-year-old apploB, every
inch plow land; house, barn, other
small buildings, with lots of small
fruit. Price. itiOOO.
4 7 acres, one and one half
miles from Wilbur: 18 acres bonrlng
pruneB, lots of other fruit; good
prutio drier; good house, barn and
storo houso. This farm will mako
money every year. Price, $7000,
4. 10 acreB close to Wilbur; big
spring on highest point. Price 11000
6. I have lilu acres within 3-4
mile of Wilbur school that 1 can sell
for f 100 per acre; some fine building
sites.
6. 100 acres, 9 miles of town, on
banks of L'mpqua; 24 acres line
prune orchard; now 5 tunnel drier.
Price, $13,000.
7. I have a fine proposition to
iffor somo sawmill man: Good plant.
double saw, two engines, 2 planers.
dger. good donkey, 1 200 foot of
cables, two million feet of good tim
ber In fine valley, where all lumber
Is sold right at mill; five- miles from
town that Ib growing fast. Write
for prlco und terms.
t. 440 acres, all renceu, sneop
tight; 2 Vt miles from Wilbur; houso.
two burns; tine stock ranch, lots or
good water. Price $30 per acre;
good teruiB.
W. II. WILSON,
sw Wilbur, Oregon.
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ALCOHOL 3 PER rT
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similaiinfjiteRjodaiilRtuB
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For Infanta and ChlMrtn. V J:
The Kind Yon Have
Always Bought
ProTOlesDi$riwfud
noss and RmjContalns intra
OpiimiXorphine norMioail.
Not Narcotic.
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VaJatf-
fywssf J 4WrW
Anfrffct Hemcdv forConsflsa-
Hon , Sour Slonucri.niarrhoa
Worms jCorovlsions itwtv
itess andLoss OF Surp.
Facsimile Sifnalarr of
NEW YORK.
Bears the A Ju
Signature J&, :t
ntj Use
j For Over
Thirty Years
IBCASTOfl
. Exact Copy of Wrapper,
VMS lf MIS
LADIES' Al'XILIAKV HANQUKT.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC TIKI OUUUa,
"Mndo In Oregon" banquet will bo
given by tho Ladles' Auxiliary of the I
t:ommurclal Club, June 20th, at 6:30
P. 111., sharp, in the Jiaseiiient or tho
Presbyterian Church. Several very
Interesting after-dinner talks by fine
speakers. Kvurybody invited. Prlco
.10 conts per pinto, proceeds to go
to Improvement of children's play
ground, d4t
Lanr
Wouldn't this Jar youT night on
the stroke of the clock, Just at the
very minute your shoes are promised
you can have them at Haddox's, 336
North Jackson street. dtt
THE VI FEIN IV A
Dyeing, (leaning and Pressing.
Hats cleaned, reshaped and blocked.
Gloves, plumes, white shoes, etc.,
cleaned.
Dry French and Steam (leuners.
Phono 303. 407 W. Cass St.
Northboond.
Name
Shasta Limited .. 7:89
Overland 11:35 p. sn
Flyer 11:00 p. B.
Port.-Roseb'g local 1:00 a. m.
Pert.-Ashland local 1:11 p. m.
Boathboaad.
Shasta Limited ...11:11 a. au
Overland t:lt a. aL
Flyer t:0 a. a.
Port.-Roseb'g local
Port.-Ashland local 6:51 p. m.
will he noticed that th abov
Is the leaving time ot thaw tralaa. .
No. 17 ties up In Roiebarg, -r '"'
riving here at 10:05 p. m. It form
the equipment ot No. II, waata
leaves here at 8:00 In th morolmg,
returning to Portland.
Nus. lti, 17, 19 and 20 do not carry
mall out of Itoseburg.
No.
1 1.
10.
18.
20.
11.
13.
16.
17.
19.
it
"Pride of Douglas." "Queen City,"
"Crown," "High Flight" and "Vim"
flour bring resultBj Ask th Donglaa
County Mills. Phone 13.
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D W4'S I - A. ::iirr In .1 ilifnjat.
I ln i. One (( tin; new am
9 tat If
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Bear Sez:
"See the Point and you
Won't get stuck."
The point with iih In merit nnI mihiHtwiry. Thorn l no real merit
wlthmit it. (iuoil k'hhIm cIimjiji hut no rhfiip kooiIh :ti any price. That
is (Mir hnsini'SH HlnKait. TIiIh stir has a iiiIhhIom to licrform. It tl
to pruvltlt you with clean, Haiiliary Mllhlcrt, ami wu are succeeding
In our I'fTurt. If vnti nro nut alr- aily a patron, rome in and get ac
(tiiili)t(l. MARSHALL'S
The Popular Store for Good Things
PHONE 181 JACKSON ST.
t r.v:l;!'.l i.itlcrt'.i in
KocUord Silver
ware. Mode lor llie di
ciimiuating woman
seeking a lirautilul
service for licr table.
Detiring that lirr put
cKasc should have
great wearing quali
ties. You should see this,
ihc new Hawthorne
pattern now in tto Ic.
You are very wl-comc.
Sold at
HUEY'S
Put the rest in the bank.
find yourself in the be
company your troubles
er your purse heavier
buy a Ford, and join the
throng oi those who kno
comfort plus service satisfac
tion.
vice -
merit.
Car,
Ageni.'
f.Tl . . Ill
You'U 11
st of 11
light-. .11
if you j
happy . ill
w car ' I III
1
la aaf f
woaaarfal
More than a quarter of million Forda
, n.inrini, Dvirianea of tneir
Runabout, 625; Touring wr.
goor.o. b. Detroit, wlta aji jair1
jKumllif "ford 111m nw." " - .
. rard alotar Compaay, Q. W.
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