TUT FLO
Proa Tbe
IS and POTTED
.NTS
.,7 . , T We Wil1 c,rry-at aU times Cut Flowers
and Potted plants from thih famous Green House. All
orders will receive promptjattention.
The Palace of Sweets
Rosebuii, Ortioi
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CVCNIN6 ROSEBURG REVIEW
JVNE 30, IB1.1.
DAILY WEATHXB KCPOBT
Rosebnrg, t4 hours endlog I a. n,.,
Pereipltatlon In Inches tod bun
. dredths: r
Maximum temperature 79
Minimum teniperiituro ' go
Precipitation ','
ToUl prscip. ilnec lit of mo.
3.03
Normal preclp. for this month
1.07
Total preclp. from Sept 1, nil
28.77
Aver, preclp from 8ept. 1, 1877
33.78
Total deficiency from Sept. 1, '11
5.01
Average precipitation for 31 wet
seasons (Sept. to May.)
33.28
WILLIAM BELL. Observer.
WEATHER FORECAST:
Showers tonight. Tuesday fair.
0
Dougloi County Creamery butter
only 70c two pound square. Ask
your grocer for It. Patronize home
Industry.
Make two dollars do tbe work of
three by attending Simon Caro's big
room making sale of men's and boys'
ults. shoes and hats. daw
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Itoad Improvement, Donglas Coaaty,
Bute of Oregon.
Notice la hereby given that scaled
bids will be received by the County
Court of Douglas County. Oregon,
until 12 M., July 12, 113. for tbe
furnishing of all labor and material
necessary for the construction of a
rock macadam road, the aald work
to be strictly in accordance with the
plans and specifications on file In
the County Clerk'a office of aald
county after June 28, 113.
lllank forms of proposal can be
had at the clerk'a office and must be
used by the contractors In submitting
their bids. No plana or specifications
are to be sent out, but may be seen
at the County Clerk'a office. The
Caunty Engineer will meet contract
ors at Comstock, Or., on July 10th,
1913, to go over the proposed work.
The County Court will furnish the
use of a. rock crusher and power to
the successful bidder. ,
The work consists of the construc
tion of a rock macadam permanent
highway No. 1, with all bridges, erosa
culverts, excavation, grading, etc, etc.
Said work Is located In Sections
and 10, Township 21 South, Range
4 West W. M., near the Douglas
Lane county line.
County Court reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
By order of the Country Court.
Dated this 21st day of June, 1913.
E. II. LENOX,
County Clerk.
toot
I Gemtn Coffee Oke
Medford Tribane: Mrs. O. N. Yc-
kum. of Roseburg. Is here, the guest
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chaa.
Parsons.
Tbe Richardson Art Embroidery
Club will meet at the home of Mrs.
Henry Snyder, 701 Cobb street, on
Wednesday afternoon.
For the beat cup of coffee In Rose
burg, try tbe famous Corona Ulead
at Lewis' Restaurant. 408 West Caaa.
T. E. Harvey waa over from Oak
land today attending to buaineaa mat
ters. He aaya farmers there are
anxioua to cut hay, aa soon aa the
showers cease.
Walter Singleton returned Sunday
from Portland. Hia father, T. J.
Singleton, who has been very 111, ls
now much better and his early recov
ery seems assured.
Eugene Register: Mrs. E. J. Mc
Clanahan received a telegram from
ber husband Friday night from Los
Angeles saying the operation on their
son, Ed., waa a perfect success and
he Is now out of danger.
The greateat earning capacity for
your money can be obtained by In
vesting In Maynard'a Iota. Phone
3F1.
Made Wishes Yeast
By Mrs. Janet McKantte Hill. Editor of
the Boston Cooking School Hfn1"
Thar la no warm bread quite as appro,
lata tor Sunday morning breakfast aa
German Coffee Cake, yet U is seldom made
bv housewives who do not bake their own
bread. If K C double raise Baking Powder
b used it will be ut as good as if raised
with yeast and it will have the further ad
vantage of being fresh and warm. Save
this recipe and try It next Sunday.
K C German Coffee Cake
Two and ons-fourtk cum sifted Jtour
SUvlUatpoonfU KC Baking PovxUri
l I4RWI leoapoonret sou;
tablttpoonfult nulUd but
Ur; I tabUtpoonuUtugari
I log; milk.
m
m
. it -
Sift dry ingredients together, beat the eg;,
add milk and butter to the en to make one
and one-quarter cups, stir all together with
inverted spoon to a stiff batter. Turn into
biscuit pan and spread even. Brush top
lightly with melted butter. Sprinkle sugar
and ground cinnamon over the top. Bake
Dutch Annie Cake or Prune Kuchen can
be made with this same batter by covering
the top with pared and sliced apples, or
cooked prunes with the pits removed, skin
sides down. D recipe with sugar and cinna
mon the same as for Coffee Cake.
Save money now by buying your
clothes, bats and shoes at Simon
Caro's. dew
The Douglas
M. W. ALDRICH, Prop
All new rooms, Hot and Cold
water in rooms. Free baths. All new
i furniture, and first class in every way.
ost 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.
Eugene Guard: Men claiming to
have tlpa and offering to gtuke
money on the correctness of their in- m muderate oven.
formation, declare that the work or
reconstruction upon tho Booth-Kelly
sawmill, which, burned down at
Springfield, two years ago, will be
gin not later than July IS, and while
others are lesa positive, there Is a
general agreement among those; "The Cook's Bookr.' containt 90 u nich
claiming to know, that the work will j.i;. .:,,. Vnu ran vmr. a rnnv
begin some time this summer. I fw by aending the colored rcnilicate packed
..,.. I in 25-cem cam ol K C Baking Powder to
o " W8 0r8.Pted .1". JS , the Jquei Mlg- Co., Chicao,Teing sure to
Guard of Saturday that the board of yir nims and sddreu pUiuly.
regents of the University of Oregon 1
have created a new department of I ..,..., ,, ,..,..,.,.., .
Political Science, with Dr. James Bar- NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S 8AIJ3.
nett, now In the Economics depart-'
ment. at the head. Other associate,'11 the Circuit Court of the State of
urofessors are being added In various ' ""Won tor uougins county.
departments for next year, one In the Tlllle Meyor, plaintiff, vs. the Prank
school of civil engineering, one In A- Sweeney Company, a corpora-
tvooaii raws
George Cutsforth. of Riddle, waa
in town Saturday on business.
Misa Sabre Young went to Port
land Saturday for a two weeka vacation.
Miss Bessie Bond went to Myrtle
Creek Saturday to spend Sunday
with ner parents.
Mrs. Clara Marks went to Riddle
Saturday to spend the summer vlalt
Ing with relatives.
R. L. Newton' and E. I. Newton, of
Drain, arrived here Saturday evening
to visit over Sunday.
Miss Clara Lewis Went to Dlllard
Saturday evening to spend Sunday
visiting with friends.
Two Underwood No. B typewriters.
rebuilt, worth $66, only bi each at
the Roseburg Book Store. daw
County Commissioner J. S. Wiley
of Myrtle Creek, returned homo on
the evening train Saturday.
Misses Arrle and Allle Black and
Lucy Brldgea went to Riddle Satur
day afternoon to apond Sunday.
Grant Oaburn, the son of A. D.
Ostium, returned Saturday evening
troin tho encampment at Corvallis,
MIbs Emma Ueland, who has been
utlundlng school at Corvallis,
turned home Saturday evening tor
the summer.
E. P. Lang and D. C. McKay re
turned home to Dlllard Saturday,
after spending tbe day here transact
ing business.
Arthur Borgeson. of Portland, ar
rived here Saturday evening to vlalt
a row days with bis sister, Mrs.
Itulph Vinson.
Don't forget tho Big Room Mak
ing Sale now going on at Simon
Caro'a. daw
Miss Clara Ward rip, of Myrtle
ircoa, returned home Saturday even'
Ing, after visiting a few daya here
wuit Mrs. Coiort.
modern language, and others in the
economics and extension departments.
For dyspepsia, our national all-
tlon, Mary E. Leonard and T. J.
Leonard, her husband, defendants.
tue of an execution and order of Bale
Usued out c t the above named court
ment, use Burdock Blood Bitters, and cause on the 3rd day of June,
Recommended for strengtnenlng di-191J, and to me directed upon a
geatton, purifying the blood. At all judgment nnd decree duly rendurod
drug stores, fl.00 a bottle. land ontered in said court and cause
Ion the 26th day of May, 1913. In
If you Intend to join the Moose ex- ,RVor of the bovo namea pittlntff,
cursion to Eugene July 4th. secure Tmi() Meyor, and against tho above
your tickets at once. Round trip namea defendants, the Prank A.
$2.25. One of the largest celebrations 8weeuey Company, a corporation,
ever Eugene had. All lodges and Mary E, Leonard and T. J. Leonard.
Hoseburg citizens are cordially in- ner nu8bnnd .for the sum of 110 .000.
Miss Bessie Wharton left for Rid
dle and Grants Pass Saturday evening
to spend a week or two visiting with
Notice Is hereby given, that by vir-(rrlelu18 anu relatives.
Miss Vcrn Burnett left Saturday
nvenlng for Round Prairie to vlalt
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. II.
In
vited. Tickets for sale at Krohn'a
With Inlnruut at lha rla nf oivhl nar
drug store. R. Stubbs' grocery store. 'ceut per ,nnunl froI11 lhe ut daT of
muuugiBui viko """ January, 1913, and the further sum
urua
Pearce'
restaurant. To get the benefit of
v.B. January, 1913, and the rurther sum
Btore. North Side, Harry of ,l02 43 wltn llltercgt ttt tnB rato
is harness shop. Lafe Lewis of ,,x cent per annuni from the
this rate you must buy your ticket
before the 1st of July in order lo
secure your seat. Train leaves at
11 a. 111. July 4th, and retunin tho
same night. Committee.
The Royal Standard Typewriter
No. 6 Is better than any other type-
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 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
1st day of May. 1913, and the further
sum of I'iOO attorneys' fees, nnd the
further sum of 1 17, costs and dis
bursement!, with Interest thereon ut
the rate of six per rent per annum
from tho Sfllh day of May, 1913.
Now, therefore. I will on Monday,
the 7 1 It day nf July, 1913, at 1
writer on the market, regardless of;"""1 " " "l courl-
price. It sells for only 176 at the "u""" ' "". ""b-
Roseburg Book Store. d.w , -"T.-.V: ,'., .' " '., r.," ' .
The Medford Mall Tribune has the bidder for cash in hand nil tho right,
following information regarding the tltlo and Interest which said defend
burglary at Forest drove, some decants, or either of them, hud on the
lulls of which were given in The lie-1 1st duy of April, 1912, or have at any
view last Saturday evening: Chief of time thereafter acquired, In and to
Police Clms. V. Alvls on Friday ur- the following described real property
rested a youth who recently escaped situuted in the County of Douglas,
from the stnto reform school, with State of Oregon, to-wit;
Manual Esimranzo. who had .been I That imrt ,,r inn friirilonnl nnrih.
Bent up from Roseburg. The latter ,,ast tjuurkr (N. 15. Vi ) of Section six
was arrested at Woodvllle on word o. TowiibIiIii twenty-six (26)
from llittson. He was with a yegg- South, Itnuge Flvo (f.) West of the
man, known na George Rice, whose Willumotlo Meridian, lying west of
arreBt will probably lead to the up- the comity road, and the fractional
prenension oi me uiieves who inn- BOutlieast quarter of the northwest
lolned tho clothing from John An- qimrtt.r 0f Section six (6), also thnt
dcrson's store at Forest Grove. Rico llece r ,,ar(.,,i r ,t.scrihtd n
Is one of a gang of hobos now sent- f0ow8: Beginning at a point 9.2K
tered between Roseburg and Ashlnnd. iclaing Wl.,,t aI1( 4U (.1tlin , ,lort, f
Superintendent Hale, of the reform ,,, haf n,,ln ,.,,. .iWP(m sections
school, left with ine runaways aai- Hix allll novva ,G & 7) ttfiae; south
urday for Salem. 49 chains; thence north 01 degrees
east 2-..l; chains; tlienco north 40
chains; thence west 20 chaliiH to
place of beginning, excepting from
Burnett, for about two weeks.
Mathew Riddle, of Grants
Pass,
A household remedy In America for
25 years Ur. Thomas' Eclectic Oil.
For cuts, sprains, burns, scalds,
bruises. 25c and 50.? At all drug
stores.
C. JA0OD8O.N T"
Panitoriiim Dye Works
Telephone 203
All work folly gnaitelL
cal dyeing and cleaning
Good called for and delivered, fracti
on kinds of Ladles' and deal's ClotMaa,
Crave tirltrs and Portiere.
ko. n. bosh st., corvL oak. Roseburg, Oregon
Fprt Join
Phone 63
For anything you may
want in the grocery
and produce line and
I will see that you are
supplied.
Yei, we have it
s Creamery Butter
the best in Roseburg
LOUis KOHLHACEN
Everything the
Best and
Prices the
Lowest
K. M. HEARS
; Baccissof to
KENDRICK sfi KING
the foregoing tiiut part of the north
east quarter of section six lying eust
of tho county road, containing 17
ucres, more or less. The tract hcro-
by conveyed containing two hundred
twenty-five and sixty-seven hund
redths (22.. .tul acres, more or Icbh.
Also tho following premises: liegln
ning at tho northwest corner of the
above tract In section six 10), town
ship twenty-six (26), rango five (5)
west, In Douglas Counly, Oregon,
thence niHt three rods, east of the
railroad right of way, thence parallel
with the said right of way 4 4 rods
in a southwesterly direction to an
oak tree on my west lino, said tree
about IS inches in circumference;
from there north to place of begin
ning, being two acres, more or ieBs.
All of said land in section six (6),
township twenty-six (26), range five
(5) west. In Douglas County, Oregon
Excepting, however, from said
tract what are referred to as lots
three (3) and four ( 4 ) In Plat "O,"
of Roseburg Home Orchards Tracts
DoukIus County, Oregon, said refer
ence being in an ngreement entered
Into by and between W. C. Harding
Land Co., Incorporated, of Hoseburg.
Oregon, and J. J. Hofur, of ltockford,
; Illinois, said Isnd so excepted con
taining about twenty acres and said
agreement is dated July 1st, 1910.
1 And will apply tho proceeds of said
sale:
First, to the costs of said sale, and
the costs and disbursements of said
auit, taiel at $17.00.
Second, to the payment of aald sum
of 1500 attorneys' feea, with accrued
Interest thereon.
I Third, to the payment of said gams
of 1108.41. and lltbooo. with ac
crued Interest, and the over-plus. If
any there k. oar to the clerk of said
eoert te fre distributed to tne parties
entitled thereto.
bated at Roseburg. Douglas Conn
tr. Oreaon. this f.lh day of June,
lilt. GEO. K. QUINB,
1. fit of Douglas County, Oregon
who Is on his way home from Cor
vallis, Is visiting a few days here
with 1) Is friend, Herbert Qulne.
Mrs. Z. C. Brown, of Wolf Creek
who had been visiting here a few
days, left Saturday evening for
Golden to visit with her mother.
Remington No. ( typewriter, In
forst class working order, only $27.50
at tbe Roseburg Book Store. dsw
A. llendrickson, of Glendale, who
had been here In connection with the
stealing of his horBB recently at
(ileiidale, returned homo Saturday
evening.
J. C. Frost, of Portland, went to
(Ireens Saturday evening, whero he
has 11 pfiHilioii in the new fruit can
nery, recently established there. He
says Ihey will begin canning cherries
this week.
Mrs. Charles llelnllne will leave to
day for a month's visit to Fort Lap
wal, Idaho, where Mr. llelnllne is
employed in t ho Government service.
I Miring her absence from the city her
studio will lie open under the direc
tion of MIsb Violet Maclean.
"I have been somewhat costive, but
Doun's Regulets give Just the results
I desire. They act mildly and regulate
the bowels perfeatly." Geo. B.
Krause, Altoona, Pa.
I .union Recorder: Tho Presbytery
rioiiiheni Oregon was in session
it tho Presbyterian Church here
Wednesday and Thursday. Meeting
was called lo consider some special
mntti'i'H In regard to the organization
r the Presbytery. Those attending
A-ere ltev. J. K. Hitrkhnrt, of Marsh-
field; Rev. I). A. Mcl.eod. North
Mend; Rev. F. ('. Adams, Coqullle;
Dr. W. S. Williams, .Myrtle Point;
Hovs. A. Ilaberly and II. C. Hart
rauft, llandon; V. F. Glockner, Sun-
lay School Missionary of Southern
Oregon; Mr. Illsbop. of Mnrshflcld;
i-M. Lewellen, Myrtle Point, and S.
I). Burrows, nf Hniidon. Thursday
morning tho local delegates enter
Mined tho visitors with lunch on the
beach.
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Exact Copy of Wrapper.
NOTICE TO PATRONS.
Having sold onr business fcTtfr.
K. M. Mean, we are anxious to close
up our accounta at theHsrllest Pos
sible moment, therefore we wish all
who owe ua to call and settle. We
have temporary office next door north
of our old store.
We also thank all our former
patrons for their many orders, and
hope they will continue with Mr.
Mears, whom they will find ever
ready to please them.
KENDRICK A KINO.
Tou win never again gat as gooa
goods for aa little money aa yen can
buy now at Simon Caro'a. daw
THE VIEININA
Dyeing, Gleaning and Pressing.
Hata cleaned, reshaped and blocked.
Gloves, plumes, white shoes, etc.,
cleaned.
Dry French and Steam Cleaners.
Phone 80S. 407 W. Case St.
Q0Hnar pAcmo tarn c
Mimas; as igjaaiUl
No. Name , I"
It. Shasta Usjttt '. , Tift to'sav
14. Overland ..It :,.
1. Flyer ...lltOt fu faV J
It. Port.-Roaeb'g leeei lttth'f
10. Pert.-Aklaad leeal ;aM ,rd)aV
11. BhasU Llaalted ...tllM si
II. Overland ........ Hit ft,
II. Flyer ttM sV-nV
IT. Port-RoaeVg leeal
1. Port-Asnbud loeol lilt . K
It wilt be aotioed tnet
Is the leaving time of
No. 11 Use np tm
riving hers at l:tl
the eqntpaaent of m.
leaves here at ta
returning to PerUaaWL
Nos. 1, IT, 1 and It
mall out of Roeebarg.
d)sesanr
flnaranteed Kru-ma Remedy.
The constant Itching, burning, red
ness, rash and disagreeable elfocts of
eczema, tetter, salt rheum. Itch, piles,
and Irritating skin eruptions can be
rcudlly cured nnd the skin made clear
ami smooth with Dr. Hobson s Ec
zema Ointment. Mr. J. C. Eveland,
of Bath, III., says: "I had ecsema 2f
years and had tried everything. All
failed. When I found Dr. liobson's
Kczema Ointment I found a cure.
This ointment Is tbe formula of
physician and has been In use for
years not an experiment. Tbat Is
why we can guarantee It. All drug
gists, or by mall. Price 60c. Pfelffer
Chemical Co., Philadelphia and St.
1-ools. B
"Pride of Done-laa" "Catasaa
"Crown," "High Flight" as "TasT
flour bring results. Aak taa ltak"
County Mills. Phoae II. . t-'i;
1 inn 111 1
IV
CofTtMS and Teas
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SamnMr Smtcm If 13
vv ...-?ri,
Keep yonr eye on Haddox's wlav
dow and you will see the beet shoe-
making ever done In Oregon. Ill
!4. Jackson street, dU
Bear Sssd
"Some people don't v Ilka ' not
weather while others can't
enough of it. Cream Improves
but ruins tea."
Tho first consideration, of coarse,
Is to make aure of your teas and Sef-
foes.
Our Folger's Golden Gate Coffee carries the "satisfied taaser1
our unqualified guarantee. y ,',
In teas, we advise every one to use Folger's Ceylon. (4JaaJ4r"
Japan Is the best for Icing, .erything good at 'j j,
MARSHALL-'C
THE PURX FOOD tC!5' '
PHONE 134 UT
gee .
216 North Stephen St
The school offers for tbe year 111
two courses In disss sashing sad
tailoring. Ill emrse gives wnllmltad
lessons In drafting of patterns and
system, with SO daya sewing.
fit coarse gives system with full
instructions In drafting.
1B Sewing Oeenee of isga.
.,,.1.00 Sewing Course of 10 Days.
Agreta for tbe Ball-Bursbstt Drssa
Young? Yes, the oldlPcdb
just ten years young---ti!j
inoathe And its youngest broth-.
er is the choice of the lot
better car than those we bei
not long ago and sold at nesrly
twice its price. , . Big prod-
don makes the Ford prr
More than a quarter of Billion
vice eoaviooing evldeaoa e '
merit. Runabout, fill; To'
Car, M0 f. o. b. De '
Get Interesting "Fa
trolt; Ford Motw
Agent, Rosea'
r'
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Wt tae yoartaao.
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