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Newspaper Page Texti The Bell Millinery Reliable tic thods WIiikoiuo new huts Hi the finest quality flours. plunbi-1 and vel- Tot, suitable for iln-.-a and nlreet near. Also a display of (mart hats from our workroom. Reasonable prices. The best poHHlbln valine in ladlV and children Fall and Winter coats. New M. usalino Silk Petticoats, all colors. Fall line of dress skirts worthy In quality at tempting price. More new house urem.cn that sell. All wool, ruff neck sweater coats.. Mesco all-wool underwear tor crlau days, Ladles' flanuletto gowns.. 7.r,c. llath robi'R and kimonas. Bell Sisters' Bldg. Roseburg, Ore. OAKLAND KVKNTS. HrldK'H llrcm. hIiIim"'iI l"ur carloads of wool to the KiiK'-ii" Woolen .Mills tills week. K. I.. Settle, Ib pnlnlliiK and pnper IriK the rcsldiMire of I'. W. I leek ley, near Dlxonvillo. Mr. and Mrs. '.. I.. Iiiniiiii.k have niovi-d Into the Herkley residence near the Advenilat chun-h. A, I,. !off mill iliiiinlilcr, Miss lies ale, of KelloflK. were la the rlty Wedneaday on their way to Hose bnrn. Mm. .1. T. llildi-'i'B anil lr. and Mra. Kudieott anil rbililri'ii vltilled relatlvea lit Jefferson the f i rut of the week. The KniiliiiK is roiiipleled and by the first of the ciiluiliK week the Ktreeta will he open tor wagons and nut or. Mr. and Mm. Koe Manu and ilnni;li ter, of I'litiliiiiil, ii ri'i iil In Hie eily the first of Hie week. Mr. Maiili-and Ilia brother, (luy. i.n-ct lo lake up llomeHtonila on I be Siuslaw. Ill last week's issue we failed to note the arrival of Mr and Mrs. 'I'. M. Moyd and daughters from San Krani-lseo. Mr. IIo.mI Is ni:alii at his Mst of duty us iiKeiil for tile South ern I'aelrle. Mr. and Mi's. f. It. liuiuii. Mr. and Mrs. t'. II. Medley. Mr. mid Mrs. .1. I. llavis anil sou, Mr. and Mrs. II. I.. Krilse, Mrs, Lawrence and many others from in and near Oakland are ntlelidlllK the state fair at Salem. Itev. II. S. Havls has reslaned as pastor of the Inial Melbndlst rbunli. Rev. Ii. 1'. Trltes, pastor of the Oak land and Suiberlin i-lnin-lies, will eollilllet tile usual liuiriiiui; and evia iliK serxii-es III I liis i it next Sunday. I ! v. ('. A l.eabo has torn out the I old rail fence and built a aubatantlal wire fence around biu farm eaat of Itliis city. The late Itev. . D. Driver made rails near Oakland over half !u ceniury iiku, and iierhapa the rails .Mr. Leabo is now using lor wood were made by Mr. Driver. The late Thomas Hanks, who In days gone by resided on an adjoining farm, once told the writer that Mr. Driver made rails for hiin before he commenced lireaebiiiK. Abraham Lincoln, his tory tells us, once made ralla In Il linois, but from what early settlers tell us we believe Mr. Driver made morn rails in DoiikIus County than Ihn martyred 1'resident before he commenced the practice of law. The Advance. AN.NOlNt'K.MKNT. Ilr. J. I.. Callaway. Osteopathic physician. Is now located In the First Trust & SavliiKs Hank building, cor ner of Jackson and Oak streets. Res. phone 149 J, office 82. dtf Having Just received the famous Welly & Cu's. samples. I am prepared to make you a suit of clothes or over mat In any style desired to please the must fastidious taste. At 127 Jackson street you will ffnd real,. live tailors, second to none on the roast. Little Mac, the Tailor, tiolui; to set out any orchard? There's a lot of difference In trees. We could not remain In buslnes If we sold any other than the very best. i If you do not know us, ask your nelKbber. Come and Bee us. Kltchln & Hlack. dsw Have you been saving your combings A d wishing you could have them made Into a fne Switch? If not Right now is the time to begin saving to Get that Switch made. Or if you should want a Switch made to Order to match your hair you may Depend on it that the quality will be Strictly FIRST QUALITY Hair. TERCINSKFS A "STORE FOR EVERYBODY" A Fine Form-Just Right mi This Mo-hanily-ehine makes al! old collars smooth and slider than new. 4 for 10c. KverytbliiK luiiti.!. Kbt irlce. ROSKBl'RG STEAM LAUNDRY i pWMVHto; to Mr. and beV'T J, ,"ln. Saturday. Septem- wlu .nln-Pond girl. r-i .f '.Robins, of Tiller, will nl "'"He' In Riddle, assistluK aJh'J ?.' 0,br ' ,h Hotel Kiddle. N . ?,?en neM Monday In DIbi .it'k t?' -the UWT R'ddle district. i'U Jno- W- Kef" " charge , Ror returned this week rrom Washington, where he has been ?,,61 ,n 'egging, and will make an Indefinite stay.- J- W'aon and family have nZl. trHm tne Orchard Valley Ifnf . 0 the,r reence In Canyon Wile to reside for the .winter. .-...', S- Fu'lrton, who has been seriously 111 for several weeks at her ?,om? ' Canyonvllle. Is still con fined to her bed and Is but little Im proved. Miss Viola Mynatt returned to her home at Salem the last of the week. Tl,u here w,lh relatives and old friends. While enroute home she stoniMui nir , ..... ' - 'tru LU visit U lew ber Dro,ner. ! R- Mynatt. " " neoeaan convention Is to be held in Canyonvllle. Wednes day, October 29. Degree work will be put on by the teams from Koses burg and by the team of Can yon vi lie. The Canyonvllle Rebekahs are busy making elaborate preparations for the entertainment of the delegate. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Ewlng and Mr. and Mra if u ti..ni.i..i i . . .... , - - "u'.nnmiitiMi niiu oaej arrived last week to make their home ", using part, owners of the Kmest Bowker ranch on Council Creek, where they will reside with Mr. ami Mrs. W. D. Harper ind family. Mrs. Harper and Mrs. HucklnKham are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Kwlng. W. A. Hillls, the world beater and all-around rifle shot, representing the Remington U. M. Co.. has sent-word to the lnenl viin Kn i.n ...m accept their Invitation to give an ouiuiuoii .nere on tne day or the annual venison barbecue, Oct. 17. ThflrA Wna tin knm l.a r.l n 1 ... ,1... China pheasanta and quails in this vicinity yesterday and today for the reason that the shooting season has been closed In this township for this year In order to let the birds have a Chance In Inrronun iinm,.l..ui. ed. The end of this week will practi cally 1111 HH tHA MrVlniT nt I m .......... crop In this valley. Never before has there been a more invo for handling the crop thun this veai. only one brief rain fulling during th" picking season and thnt doing only good, aa It loosened Borne of the prunes that were ripe and yet bad n tendency to stick on the trees, mak ing shaking difficult. There are a few sliver prunes yet In the orchards, this variety being slow to ripen ibis season. While on his way from Cunyonville today, about two miles east of Kid dle, Will Willis saw a band of four deer, three big bucks nnd a doe. near the road side. Hill had his license In his pocket but no gun. The "Rainbow," distributing car for the Oregou State Onmo nnd l-'i.-b Commission, arrived in Kiddle lai Sunday evening with a stock of black bass for planting In the local streams The entire shipment Included about 12.ri cans, some of which were un loaded at Myrtle Creek nnd other points north for placing In the South I'mpqua. The balance were placed ill C!nw Creek nenr lliilitln nml in ih. South Dmpqua 111 t ho vicinity of Can- vfitivflln InulnnH nf r, (.,., I. the ntnte hatchery, these bass are seined from tho Columbia sloughs and the fiBh ranged from two to etuM inenca in lengin. ruo iiistrinution was In the hands of the eoiuiiiiitte of the local gun club. The lart.1 Hah will spawn next year, uccordim: to Mr. Craig, who was in charge of the car, and In a few years at least the lower wators of these streams mitfbt to afford excellent minrt Th..t'. is no law governing the season n r nmn on oihck dubs hi iircgon. - i lie Tribune. Try The Cafeteria r..r rir-t-c-I meita. Corner Caa. and Su-plieni itru' TRAVELING &IWANT VOTE. P..n S.ntt.SpMl-' CtTk-Ay .nd N.vy Ad- ,Tr.,.,,.atlve.oftlAfs"ctatloaof ,,.. salesmen conferred with . , ,l, -r Clark ,Blrj I)l Washin.'t.m . Mk?!f ,rl r..r ,. movement "l'flt tc11' ', f..r traveler, to rote when away from Ii line. , . . . Mr n-nr-'s n Inlet" " oh,,, ' , it referred U friDcblBe for the ,.,ei.'.,f the army sua osvy. The can- feren-e wl.ll the C""'t resei Hioi, proiwlof coiisUtntloBal amendment. Spiritism tsld to i mnt inurestlni little brockou i... .... nntu- enm. off tot press ..in, nihi. nmofi that the niunicatlons recelrti by sad through Splriilst Medians Is of Demon atlglm. The writer traces bis subject through tlie Scriptures from tbt time when certain uf Uis bolj utH became dis obedient, lie prorei from the Scrip lures that theso fallen sidritJI per senate tbe bumaa desd, with whose pasi history, splrltt, tbougb Invisible, ire tbiinmuhly acqntinted. He shows tli.it they aLio frequently person ate the Crrator and tbe ltedeemar, ciiiiimnnilliig their deceived ones to pray, do pen inre, etc. This, however. Is merely to lead them on nd to brrag tin in u.ure thorough; uuder demon! seal contrui. Sometimes by breaking down the uatnnl barrier, tbe human w ill, t liey ikmscss their victim, and mis lilin in ire or leas to his ruin -frequently huiiIIii such to tbe mad-house, Numerous Illustrations, Scriptural and Mhcnvlsc, are gives. Tbe price of the I...!- I. 1. I. l,t. Inn MHll' II ihimU ' be In tbe bunda of all Interested Is ' Spiritism or who hare friends Intel-csti-d therein. Enclose Ore two-cent stamps to tbe Bible and Tract Society, . 11 llkka itrwt, Brooklyn, N. X. Just watch Haddox'a shoe shop 'grow. There Is a reason for it. Can I you guess It? 335 North Jackson St, OIUMAKKTCH . Tlnahsr Uuds Reem , Masonls' Temple building GENERAL TKAXSFKIt BUSINESS I Stand Cor. Rose and Cass, l'hons 49 0BA8. r. HOPKINS Attorsayu-Law Room 4 10, Perkins Bldg., Ross burg. veyanclng sad the examination of title tn rASl mm! at Prai.tlr.aa in mII ana reaeral Courts. Phones: Office 11 , Rssidonc. 138-L DR. D. B. SNBLIi Osteopatbie Physician Diseases of women and children a . specialty. 3 01-J Perkins Bldg., Roseburg, Ore DR. J. L. CALLAWAY, OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN' Orsduate AmnrleaB Sjtllnnl nf Hata. opathy, Klrkvllle. Mo., under founder ui iue science, nr. a. t. huh. Phone 88. Res., 140 -J. New Savings Bank, Building, corner jacason ana uak streets. HOrrUEKN PACTFIO TIME CARD. Northbound. No. Name Leave !-'. Shasta Limited ... 7:40 a. m. 14. Overland 11:35 p. m. li. l'lyer nag p. ra. is. I'on.-KoseD g local 8:00 a. m. 20. l'ort.-Aehland local 1:20 p. m. Sonthboaad. 11. Shasta Limited ...12:31 a. m. 13. Hverland 6:10 a. m. Hyer 9:40 a. m. l i. i'ort.-l(osel) g local 19. l'ort.-Aabland local 6:51 p. It will be noticed that the above IB the leaving tlm Of these tralna No. 17 ties up in Roseburg, ar- inniK aero si 10:00 p. m. It forms the equipment of No. 18, which leaves hero at 8:00 In tha morning. . .-iu i iinifr io roruana. Ni's. I'''. 17, 19 and 20 do not carry mail out of Roseburg. Just arrived, a new shipment of dressers that will be sold nt spe, lal prices. Wo also carry everytlilng in the way of furniture. Kosohurg i-'ur nlturo Co., 114 Jackson Btreet. I'lmne 330. Ku'litV II.1R whlolrv I l. Ao lln-i.'d la Itoseburg, twj dollars, by iiiiviim iiae v.0. att Terracotta eblmaty pipe, shonjdet onus, tees and caps now In stoek at " Inn:.' tiaddia'a. the plumber. HOTKI, AKHIVAI.S. na.tnivi. llotol P t liver 11,, luth, Minn.: I.. K. Price. Sumner. A C. Vernon. Looking (llass: A. .1. liar, nn, A. Jacobaon. W. K. Churchill. .1. K. lliiekner, J. J. Larson. I'mt Innd; William llurgett. Soldi. :s Home; i. L. Knight. Myrtle I'omi. j. I'. Cunningham, Wnyneshiirg. I'.i A. C. Cuiinliighnni, Ciiiadiilajara Mexico: Ed. Collert, Ralph Smith Till. Kllhberg, Kd. Haldwill. K S Mason. It. Murlow, City. llil I. 'Chill, 'ii Mi, Ivin s.,!,'.. Dnv lnrtlll. (hlis. Itastllllssetl an.! wife. Mrs. Wilfred llrown, M. .1 M, Kreena anil wife. It.tndon; W c Laird. W. W. tinge, t iniu : i( ii Clark, Seattle: N Hothiuan. , f A Altnt',1 Miit'ulin.,1,1 ll.,.. IUI.i v. v.. rtn.... .. , Earhnrt, Kansna City: Knille II.. in bergcr. New York; It. K. Matins an ! wife, Roseburg; t!us Wyss. Sun l ian II f. Slilvele W II S).K.l, IIII.U. I . - - - - San Marcos, Cal.: C. W. Kller. Ii i: Mleth, K. J. Htrouti, ii. .i. utisinn Qam llnuston. K. I.. Warren c Woodnrd. W. X. North. It. Patterson, L. II. Jarvia, II. llndke. C. S Mil:, r Portland. Deep Well Drilling arc prepared to drill i." to any depth. Prices ..-n.i!)le, liberal terms. ';:! drill anywhere in the i.'V.'.'.ly. Griffin SI Pierce iitlierlin. Ore. ,'' 'Hfterence l, a meat nian'.' Tho Family Couitli Mll Ine. in Avrv homo there should h,, , bottle of IJr. King's Xew Discov,;, ready for Immediate use when an. member of the family contracts a cough or a cold. Prompt use m:i atop the spread of sickness. S. v Stld. of Mason, Mich., writes: "11, whole family uepenuB upon ie '. nlenvrv Ihn I,... lIDS " w ' - ' ' cough and cold medicine in the world Two 60e bottles cured me of fina nionia." Thoueanda of other families have been equally tieneiineu ami .1.. pend entirely upon lr. Kiiik s S. . .A fur flielr enui!hu i'.',U IlliClliriJ " ; '. T throat and lung troubles Men dose helps. Price ouc auu ti. -am uuik. ''"h" K. Ducklen Co., Philadelphia or St. Louis. w MKiihlM sll the time at the Bee Hive Grocery. I? '''''t;.:k,-- ', little y.t ' "'""' !0U :a..lv , . , ! ''J1;-t!at . hMf! b bet ":i itn,fi ' Jj!l'r mea: , , . T,,-rs am.; ' ' ;ssfi:ion Buy YOUR VEAL here Tl' Economy Market - V. SCHOENFELO EXPEBT OU.NgMITH AH Work Uuaranteed, At Croucba hardware store. i. O. rULLERTOlf AUoraey-at-Ijiw ROflEBCRO, OREGON Room S, Doaglaa Nat. Bank Bldg. L. E. JOHNS Experienced Auctioneer Farm Bales and live Block a specialty Edeubower. Phone 3 a a. llox 14 L. .Q.. HICK8 TJBVETOB 888 Perkins Boll ding. Roeebnrg, Or, ALBERT B. H17BX OPTOMETRIST 111 W. CASS ST. Roseburg .... Oregon DR8. SBELT, SBTHER BTRWART Phrslclana and Surgeons. Suite of Offices Rear Douglas Na tlonal Bank, Ground Floor. Phone SS7. ROSHBURO .... OREGON GURDON A. FORT Vocal Leeons '' Stndlo 111 East Cass Street Phone 11-J. EOflBBURO. OUR MM. CHAM. aV itmWLINB Ptannrerte laeliactor MsMsoal KlnAsrgartenee itudlo: 411 HU St. Phone 33-H w " . U to II a. m. Oflloe: Main 171 I to 4 p. m. Res: Main 1 D& liCCETTA UOTH, Phsieiaji . Women and Children Diseases a BDSolalty Once, Masonic Bldg., Second Floor We Will Move In a short time to new store iu theNew land building on Cass street, where we will have larger quarters and be equipped with a modern cold storage plant and all other up-to -dale improvements. In the Meantime We have tho choicest of Fresh and Salted Meats at our Sheridan Street Market, and we give the S. & H. Green Trading Stamps With Each Purchase ROSEBURG MEAT MARKET NEWHARD BROS., Proprietors SOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Drpartutcitit of the Interior. U. B. Land Office at Roseburg. Ore gon, September 5th, 1913. Notice is hereby given that Mar garet 1). Clem, of Peel, Oregon, who. on April fith, 1913, made HomeBtead Entry, Serial No. 08760, for tbe NEU of Section 32, Townnblp 26 S Range 2 West, Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of Intention to niuke Commutation Proof, to es tablish claim to the land abore de scribed, before the Register and Re ceiver uf tbe I'nited States Land Office at Itoseburg, Oregon, on the IMtli day of October, 1913. Claimant names ns witnesses: M. R lllllespe, II. K. Englcs and C. C. Grant, of Peel, Oregon, and J. F. Titus, of Eugene, Oregon. B. F. JONES, ReglBtor. First Publication Sept. 8, 1913. 0. JACOBSON Telephone 208 Panitorium Dye Works All work full guaranteed. Oooda called for and delivered. Practi cal dyeing and cleaning of all kinds of Ladies' and Cent's Clothing, CraTenettes and Porticras. KtiseburgrOregon 200 N. ROSE ST., CORNER OAK. Commercial Abstract Co. Abstract of Titles Blue Prints Filing Papers, Etc. We Will Go on Your Bond Insurance Conveyancing I'lrnt Trust & Barings Bank Iltillillnn IIOSKM'IK'. OREGON. a n. avLUon, u. d. Practice Limited to the Eye, Bar, Hoe aad Throat Graduate Nurse Attending. 101 Whit Temple UQHNB, ORE rr' mi ' haea aamethlna to aell ne a want ad la Ue Review. Go to Fry's Cafe 13 Sheridan Street For Chili Concarne And Hot Tamales You Don'tHave to Go to Sea to See PAT for t'emcnt Culverts, Cement Sower I'lpe., a.s s lo 30 Inches. tVtii.-nt building foundation aad ililiiiiie) hi,,, k, ( eineiit sidewalks "ml cement work of any kind. 1 have five or six houses 1 will sell r!,..,; . ,,:lnt to use the ii.oii. y !n otber buslneBS. See my burcbir -; r', wlndow lock, it Is n K See Pat's Elastic root paint fur 1. ai, . rMtlI, t. build, move "-ri uair your bouses. Business building a ,.,'iiv. Over forty yeara experience iu I. u i: .1 ' CONTRACTOR AND H11U)ER. F F. PATTERSON H. J.DcnnTransfcr & Storage Co. Uouaehold txl. piano, baggage, kiaiDer, weod aad general transfer kuarseee. aUggag shacks called for. AR food eareraliy haadled. Charges raasenakls. OClea phone 191, ersldene phone BUY . ADVERTISED GOODS When you i,iU. cJroceries, or Clothing, Farm Implements, Automobiles Onus or Sporting Goods you are better satisBed when you can yet the Goods ' i,v the wav you see and know frt.a.. i Ci,i,1i ns uitj aic iiuvertiStu " "Studebaker. - "II inchester, " "Kodak," Indian." "Royal," "Kelloggs" and -Holeproof." . a. K... anA u frnm lha f ... .nl haV6 thClf S:, e store P Th- goo(U may be qll.mrf but T" T . be buyer that it Is. Is snoiher -y invariably ' T , e eoods by th. name they have a, tf lt .jr.lsed. On. i TJ, ot found it did not pay to h ;:.f U....J "m6 f.nn we ioo' o ordered ood, ,h ,,,v,r.1Sed nam. trouble in selling them. A rlve' brnd" is 7 f li -or. than It 1. worth. Pride dn, t make profits of Pushing , your home Berle,. tha Le, the pP' N,tional reliu:'.10, ... you will ?,0nUd hualneM 'car. .or the puMIc 1. ready to b, .he- the good, twr " - . Sr. .. .) I. 4