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Newspaper Page Text- 41 aw A Weddings and Parities DRICK Ice Cream, Faucy Individual Dishes also Sherbets of all Kinds, Punches of all Kinds. a ICE CREAM Plain or Fancy, put up to your order Phone us 76. Delivered any place at any time. The Palace of Sweets Roseburg. Oregon EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN BANK RUPTCY. JI NK 20, 1913. In the District Court of the United States (or the District ot Oregon. In the matter of A. L. Maddlx, bank rupt. 1 Tft thft nrAilltnra nf A. T.. Maddlx. U. 8. Weather Bureau, local office, 'f Roseburg. In the County ot Doug- nowDurg, it nours ending t a. m., i-,8 and district aforesaid, a bank- DAILY WEA1HKB REPORT today, Perclpltation In Inches and bun dredtha: Maximum temperature Minimum temperature Preciiitation Total preclp. since 1st ot mo. rupt. C7 Normal preclp. for tbia month Total preclp. from Sept 1, 1912 Aver, preclp from Sept. 1, 187T :n.r.:i Total deficiency from Sept. 1, '1! 0 -in Average precipitation for 36 wet aeasoni (Sept. to May.) 33 28 WILLIAM BELL, Observer. WEATHER FORECAST: Notice Is hereby given tbat on the 10th day ot June. 1913. tbe aaia A. IL. Maddlx was duly adjudicated ;, 1 i bankrupt; and that the first meeting 0 of bis creditors will De neia ai im oillce or u. Li. Hamilton, in noieuuri, Oregon, on the 26th day ot June, 1913. at 10 o'clock In tbe forenoon, at which time the said creditor! 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. .39 .0 AUTO STAGE LINE DEPOT. Dallv staues and autoa for Marsh- : field and all Coos Bay points, alto ... rl A Ulllnn1 IMYM (1 W protmuiy rair ionium aim ""'"".; Kapp., grocerT ,tore, uj Sheridan 0 ; street. Cash paid for produce along Douglas County Creamery butter the line. only 70c l two pound square. 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 Kmporium by putting all hand painted china und framed pictures down at cost. AUTO TRANSFER J. F. CTJEMJUiTS, Prop. Phone 70. or leave orders at J. B. dju Svkes' m.n store. 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. uMUiimwi A. f. Marshall went to RlddU 6n Business today. Geo. J. Stearns was over from Oak land last night. Mrs. S. L. Green was In town from Dlllard yesterday. Folger'i coffees, teas and spices at Marshall's. Mrs. T. G. Havens, ot Greens, Is reported quite 111. E. R. Lane was In from Greens Thursday afternoon. Mrs. John Agee returned home to Wilbur this morning. Horace Campbell came over from Rice Hill Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Booth spent to day at their fine farm at Ruckles. A. J. Haydon returned this morn ing from a visit with his son In Portland. Dr. D. P. Love and daughter were down from Myrtle Creek Thursday afternoon. Mrs. P. J. Metty and daughters went to Portland today for a few days' visit. Underwood No. 5 typewriter, a big bargain, only $42. 60, at tbe Rose burg Book Store, Mrs. J. W. Hamilton and daughter, Miss Merle, returned from Eugene Thursday evening. Rev. W. G. Miller Is holding re vival meetings at the Grange hall at Greens this week. Rev. W. H. Eaton will preach at the Melrose school house Sunday af ternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Merlin Rice, of Goldendale Wash., Is visiting here with her sis ter, Miss Lillian Imrle. H. M. Oatman, of Myrtle Creek was here Thursday evening enroute home from a trip to Eugene. Mrs. II. Gross, who had been visit- Patronize Home In dustry Douglas County Creamery Co., makers of Pure BUTTER & ICE CREAM Phone 840 420 N Jackson Roseburg, Oregon P. B. We pay highest market price for butter fat and sweet cream. Ing at the Soldiers' Home, returned to her home nt Glendale today. Mtss Hurt, of Doer Creek, and her alter. Mrs. A. Nye. of Koguo River. left here this morning on a trip to Salem. Mrs. E. A. Wheeler left this morn- In for her home at Cottage Grove after a visit here with hur son, J. P. Wheeler. A household remedy In America for 25 years Dr. Thomas' Eclectic Oil. For cuts, sprains, burns, scams. bruises. 25c and 60.. At all drug stores. Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Clays, of Ely, Nevada, left here this morning for Portland. They were returning from Marshfleld. II. C. Darby Is In Eugene to spend the week-end. Mrs. Darby, who has been visiting' there, will return with him Sunday. Glenn D. Hart left here Inst night for points south and will go as fur as Southern California before returning homo to Portland. For Bright Eyes and Clear Nose lUwufcabU Catarrh Cur That Cta Rlht bit 1m AffvcUd Part mmd Stop CalWifK. 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 aay. If not furnished by the school, get a roll of 150 from your dealer 50c. OSBURN'S PHARMACY 147 NORTH JACKSON STREET PHONE 162 flnla. Odd ot tho MB laid ho had previously spent two and a half years in the Island and 1 glad ot the op portunity to go back. Eugene Guard: Fuller ft Co. have established camp 18. at Portola, and are working a large force of men and teams completing the Willamette Pa cific grade at that point. They ex pect to have the grading la finished shape aa far as the Not! tunnel with in three weeks. The track-laying crew Is out about 14 miles from Eu gene, and Is making good progress. The Royal Standard Typewriter No. 5 la better than any other type writer on the market, regardless of price. It sella for only 175 at the Roseburg Dook Store. dsw Eugene Register: George Forest, who formerly conducted a blacksmith shop ou Pearl street, writes from his pluce above Lowoll that a big cougar recently Invaded his corral and killed off seven of his best goats and piled them up In a great pile. The neigh bors all got out the next day and it was pretty certain they would get the thief, as they have several good dogs among them. I.. Samuel, the veteran newspaper man, and now general manager of the Oregon Life Insurance Company, Is here from Portland and will deliver an address at the "Mude In. Oregon" banquet In the Presbyterian Church basement this eveulug under the management of the Ladles' Auxiliary of the Commercial Club. Mr. Samuel Is an able -speaker and a great advo- eute of home Industries. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. (Iroen, of Helena, Montana, are visiting here with t ho .utters pureiitH, Mr. and M t8, O. 11. tilnmlon. Mm. .!. 11. HurriH returned home to Myrtle Crook today, uftor a visit with her imronts, Mr. and Mm. N. Stono, ut Klu n bow nr. Two Underwood No. 5 typewriter!, rebuilt, worth $65. only $56 each at the KoBeburg Hook Store. dsw Two bad chock men Riving names hb- A. L. Maker or W. C. Haker, and t Owt'im, are wnnted at Urunti Pubs und offlcem nloug the line have been notified to keep a lookout for them. Their plan lu to go Into a town and dopoHit $25 or some such amount In a bank and then Issue checks far In excess or the deposit, and get the money thereon from merchants and others and then disappear, T. L. I -co was In from Looking You will nerer again get as gooflj Glass Thursday evening to meet his goods for as little money aa you can wife, who was returning from a visit buy now at Simon Caro s. dsw with their sous, 11. C, and It. L. Lee, at nutmHka, neur Heno, Nevada. II, l Leo formerly resided here. H. L. S. S. S la a Wonder fur the Eyem, Note una Thru at. It In definitely known thnt catarrh can be cured by the nlmpU' procnua of Inoculating the Muml with antldntiil re me (lien thut Minn tulLi mmii lor v eomlt tlona thi'ouKhout th mu-us lining "I all the orK-tiiH of tht? l.mly. ThU done wtth ihe famous .Swlffa Surf Spm-lllc, nr. hh It in wMely known, S. S. S. it Itt taken Inio tht Wooil junt as naturally its the in out nourishing if tint. It apreadii Its Influence uvet evry organ In the body, UimuKh all the veins und arteries, and enables all muroiiH tnir farm to cxrliiince Inflam matory acidH and other irritating sub stances for arterial dements thai effectually cleanne the syntem and thiu put an end to all catarrhal pollution S. S. 8. cleans out the stoma h ol mucous accumulations, cnableH only pure, blond-making materials to enti-i the Intent I neH. t-orntdrws with th-nt food elements to -nter the circulation, and In less than an hour la at work throughout the body In the proccaa of purification. You will noon realize Its wonderful Influence by the at. seme of hendaehe, a decided clearing of the air passages, a steadily Improved nasal condition, and a sense . bodily relief that proves how completely catarrh often Infests the entire svsletn. Yo'i will find 8. H. S. on sale at all drug stores at SI 00 per bottle. It Is n remarkable, remedy for any and all blood affec tions, such as eczema, rash, lupus, tetter, psoriasis, boils, and all other diseased conditions of the blond For special advice on any blond disease write In confidence to The Swift Spe cific To., 137 Swift Bldg, Atlanta, th. Po not delay to iret a buttle ot K. H. 8. f your druggist C. JACOBSOX TeUpboM 998 Panitorium Dye Works TrmcO- . ...,.r,.nli l. (i'l "died for and dellrmd. erf dyeing and rl.-anln of .11 kind, of IW and (tar. Olothf. (rnl,M.i'ii'' "d Portiere. 900 N. R08H ST.. COKNKK OAK. Roseburg, Oregon Phone 63 For anything you may want in the grocery and produce line and I will see that you are supplied. Mrs. Florence V. Itnol ami Miss Akihh Mc('rai-kkn, of Myrtlo Point, hit hi'rt' Unlay for Monmouth to al ti'iul tlit summer school. Mm. ('. I,. IVursnii. of Sutln'rlln. leaves lit'Xl Tuesiliiy for an extended trip east. She will visit New York, WaHliltiKlou, II. ('.. and other points. Mrs. Ceo. It. Kiilillo and children, of Crants Pass, arrived here from Portland Thursday evening and are vislthiK with Mrs. (i. K. Quine and other relntivi-s. Miss Alice Kloan, of West Kork, who has hern attending St. Mary's Acadnmy in Portland, returned here on Thursday and is a kucsI or Miss Hu.el Kuykendall. S. ('. keicrsou. who went to Co iiuille from KiiKi'iie a year lino, shot anil kllli'il hllns.'lr Wi'ilnesihiy nlKlll. The suicide was uki-iI aliout thirty ears and was single. Mr. .lames Wiihycomh, nf l he (). A. '.. will iIcIIvit the Knurl li of July oration at l.onkliiK (llass. A larite crowd Is exiei teil tln re to hear him, as he Is a very ahle speaker. Kenilngtnn No. 6 typewriter. In forst class working order, only 7.r,0 at the Uosehurg Hook Store. dsw John Alexander, of (Hide, returned this morning from Portland, where he spent most of the week. lie also slopped at Dallas. Oregon, for a hrlef visil with YV. J. (junior and family. Itev. M. M. Kshelmaii and wife, of Troplco, Cnl., left here this morning for Mahel, l.ane Cnuiitv. where they will hold a Itlhle Institute. TIion are members of I he llniikiird delinmi nation nr sect. Miss Ksther l.allrle will arrive here frnni Cr.ints 'ass Inmnrrnw and on Sundiiy will leave for Monmouth to at lend Die summer school. Then she rot limit to Uosehurg to loach In the limine, schools the coming year. By buying your hats, shoeH, Bulls, etc., at Simon Caro's now you save from 10 to 110 per cent on each and evory urtlclu you buy. II (.iii-hi. proprietor of the (lui-t nakeiy, explains that the low nercent ige given his hakery hy the imre t n, iiisji.-i inr is ou account of the lollld ing and not in n-garil In the w.-n lie stahllslimont Is kept lie does liol own the hiiililing Tin- fixinres ami plant were given a deservedly high grade. ,ee is an experienced mining t-tigi ALCOHOL J PER CENT A?8rlaUfrVftUIJrt(lnlrrlt. sirallailfrjilsFoalMdRpeua llnUteSlnnBfBrtliJostf ii i;u. I iini - MCH JBSJ For Infant. tndCMMrn: mtSm The Kind You Hava, . . t J u Always Bought v c :- .i Bears the kiiy.ijMM Signature of Promotes DitotiortOwtfil Bess and RrVjConlaiii! netier Opuni.Mofphtue norMiiienL MOT NARCOTIC. . JUfeW- fn - in Aperfrct ifemrdy forCowllr iron , sour sioaiiKii.uMiiuu Worras fomnhuris.f rvtrr iiessartdl.OSSOrSTJXR IkSin Si(nanK of NEW YOR?. Mm. Jl t m In For Over; Thirty Years Exact Copy of Wmppor. w www ,. um sssa sihi ' NOTICK TO PATRONS. Having sold our business to Mr. K. M. Menrs, wo aro anxious to close neer mill lias just slgued a contract up our accounts at tho earliest pos- sihln moment, therefore we wish nil who owo us to call Bnrt settle. We havo temporary office next door nortli of our old store. Wo also thnnk nil our former patrons for their ninny orders, and hopo they will continue with Mr. Mears, whom they will find ever ready to please them. KKNllKICK & KINO. to go to ( hill, South America, to superintend a large mine there for a period of three years. He made a previous trip to South America, whore he wiih in the mines In Peru. Keep your eye on Haddox'a win dow and you will aee the best shoo making ever done In Oregon. 336 N. Jackson street. dtf BOUTHKRH PACIFIC IDO GUUk. Yes, we have it r Fort Jones Creamery Butter the best in Roseburg PhSM 19 LOUIS KOHLHAGEN iut uau strew Everything the Best and Prices the Lowest K. M. MEARS Successor to KENDRICK & KING I'hone 03. 344 North Jackson gC K. W. Cm hi f home from NVw lirrK. where he uttended tho G. A. R. rtMi tiion as u reproKtiiitatlvo from Ucno I'ohI of this oily. Itu miya thore wvrv nearly (itlO vvtenuiu In lino ou tho day of the dIk imnulu. Tlicru worn uIko largo dclcKalloiiK of tho V. It. C. ami l.adii-H of t ho (. A. It. Mr. ('rain nays llio vlHitom won; siloiullly t'lilortainod at Newborn S. V. Tayltir, of Kukoiio, whh elect od viraini nminaiuior. i no next an nual KfhHiuii will bo hold at Tllla- inook. Tori land Journal: Klljah J. Ar nold, irit ioi(ir of tlio Arnold Amtiuo luoiit Company, iu being sued by h vih', Kli.aheih Arnold, for $.".0 inain lonance, iind hho ask thai he bo toni io!lod in i;iy off a imirtKaKO, on thoir hoiiie. 1 I.. Itelitiimt. and a Jiidumi'iit amiii:.! him. Mrs. A mold allK'ii thai ho rotr-sin1ed in hor when they wer marriiM) in l!m thai ho had $''. In iiinporty. She charges now (hat ho not away with $ 1 1 ml or $ I -um that ttlio had when thoy wore married, and now refuses In pay more than a month which the County Court ordered him to nay for her nui"l. She asks that ho ho enjoined rrom I'-nvIng I'orllaud wilh IiIh show i ii 1 1ll until the suit Ik net lied Kor dyspopHla, our national ail ment, ukh Hurdock Hlood Hlttorn. Kooommouiled for Hi roiiKthonlng dl KPHtUin, purlfyiiiK tho blood. At all druK BtoroB. $1.00 u bottle. TIckotH for I ho "Made In OroKon" hanuot, I'riday, Juno HiHh. are on salo at FuMerton'H, Marter' and Chapuian'B dniK HtotoH. TIckotH ,r(U utH. ot i h on ltoMi i a will iiinusn muHic. 3t Bare money now by buying your clothes, bats and shoes at Simon Caro s. dsw THEJ VIEiNIVA Uyelnit, 'itniilnK mid PresNlnir. Hats eleaned, reshiijii'd find blocked, (ilnves. plumes, while shoes, etc.. cleaned. Dry l''rem-li nnd fttonm (leimers. Phono 30:i. 4117 W. Csss St. NulliboaaWL - ''-iV-Name LasiT - Shasta Limited -. . T:l a. m, ' Overland 11:SS p. m. Flyer 11:00 p. a. Port.-Roseb't local 1:00 a. m. Pert-Ashland local l:t0 p. m. Bontbbotnd. Shasta Limited ...11:11 . BE. ' Overland 1:10 aa. Flyer 0:40 , a. v Port.-Roseb'g local Port.-Ashland local l!tl I. aV It wlll.be noticed that tho aboro Is the leaving time of the timlaa. .' No. 17 ties up In Roseburg, ai- : riving here at 10:05 p. m. It tonM the equipment ot No. II, whisk leaves here at 8:00 In the laormiag, returning to Portland. .,(:., Nns. ill, 17, 19 and 20 do not cart .,."..... mall out of Kuseburg. ' "Prldo of Douglas," "Queen City-," "Crown," "High Plight" and "Vim" flour brine results. Ask the Douglaa County Mills. Phone IS. (' II. C.imikii ami two i hildreii ami his inol tier returned homo fnun Piii'tlaml Thiirsilav. havini; mail.- Hie trip by automobile Thev em iMintered two very heavy down nours nf r:iin ,,n he trip. Wallace Ciiiiiinii won hlfh honors at llie Mill Military Arademy the first year, and Mins liorofhy was a student at St. Helen s Hall. 'Ihe Hhri-Iiuik Junior "DiiiIiiwh" meets tin- heer ("reek lentil in a base ball 1,'aiiie at N'acliter's Krovn tomor row at 2 o'clock. These teams are evently matched and a good name Is cxpei-ted. I.ahey. urr .,.rrv will be the batteries for Ihe "Out laws.'' while Koinaiu and Kraier will perform for the opposing team. "1 have been somewhat costive, but Dosn s Kegulets Klve lust the renli I desire. They act mildly and regulate ine Dowels perfectly. Geo. 11 Krause. Altoona. Pa. Miss Barbara Koeller went to fllendule today to visit with friend. Ir. P. W. Haynes. Jos. Mlcelll, It. E. Smith. F. I,. Calkins and probably K. I.. Parrott. will leave tonight for Canllner to appraise the big K. W. .Sparrow ostate. They will also spend a little time at Winchester hay, and I win primarily be absent about ten i days. i A company of V. 8. troops, consist ing of s"i men. occupying three cars, passed through here this morning on the southbound train enroute to San Pranelsro and thence to the Philip pines! Tbey came from Norfolk, Vlr- '(axDtfSqrne i One ef t'.c i,rv and l-t:t'f::l paltrrni in Iucklord Silver ware. Marie tor tlic di: CTin.in.ih.iK woman seeling a lirautilul x-rvicc for her tal.le. Desirint? thai !ier pur chase should hnve great wearing quali ties You should tee llm, the new Hawthorne pattern now in slock. You are very welcome. Bear Sez: "See the Point and you Won't get stuck." The point with us Is merit nnd consistency. There Is no real merit without It. Hood Km. ils cheap but no cheap goods nt any price. That Is our business slogan. This Htore has a mission to perform. It la to provide you with clean, sanitary edibles, nnd we lire succeeding In our effort. If you nru not already a patron, come In and get ac--nualiiieil. MARSHALL'S The Popular Store for Good Things PHONE 184 JACKSON ST. Sold at HUEY'S ' On Cau Street - Put the rest in the bank. You'll find yourself in the best of company your troubles light eryour purse heavier if you buy a Ford, and join the happy throng of those who know car comfort plus service satisfac More than a quarter or minion roro. , M..nin..in0 0M,nrfl nt their wosatfTSl merit.' Kunabout, $6; Touring Crt 00f T T! f ' Car, 800 f. o. o. ueirou, wksi ""trji. ' (Jet Interesting "Ford Tlmeo" from PPH.V.T A'. . trolt; Ford Motor Company. P- "'.."" '. Agent, Roseburg, Oragoa. , , , m si?S f-7 '-.Ay - r. 1 4 A .,v. ' '... ' C72i,