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V Latest Popular Music 20c A Copy T.m. ! ! My Heart. Tn Hi ... riTT"" greaty now how How Trail of the Lonesomt Mm. wu iiiouu .ne Love Tob When the Midnight Choo Choo When I Met You Last Nlfht la The Palace of Sweehc PH0NE 76 Roseburg, Oregon , -..w.iTaT in town rcrtdlM to hU car which .a.,, 1 . D"V Mt. Scott today. O. H. Carter ,ltT calla on business today. NAMINQ ATOWH. appearanca of having lu.t w. 1T.7 n- , , - . . " ; 'ctaaaod from the factory; " , v J " W from Ton-1 ... Ysera ef OHmnr. ruruuuro oi an inds. .v, ' The m.i... , w sr I I - 7. iu jesieroa; - . t , . , .j , ... oy tlie colour Of Mejeacno). K. RlevehaMoft'orh..no"-v - . se.: ThU claim was dtapnted by tha Chho. Cal.. today. " " j burg'e new theater, the AnuVs 7 ' Nw umfblr "ch two few daya. . ,, I ita opening program. Mr. Uloom 'th. Jmn ,aUir rn,l thla aame bu,d L. -dame and Frunk PuDo'r manager, had provided torn eicel- tohlp of Bow. 1T33 lUaaacfau- for Winchester (or a few daya iiauiu, ,ent plcturei aIld n,UBU.al nuinber, 0( sett Incorporated Peacock . Into this morning. merit or the occasion, and combined ownlilp named Bumford, and for ! WILD IUD LUlUIUriUUIr1 I II rnllhl n mm - - - m,,.-. II m m 1 I . . i - ..-..u.6, IHU wu.v uiau ion jean a smw .Vr UmTen o 1- ""T T tore, 'were of a high clau and ateadV ?J U'b' ' ' JT "Y and clear In every detail. Need!,, L w" Uken "nortu" ta to ay. the crowd was highly pleated nl,n0'' Dut Tn then then waa no and will take a great pride In iuch Mthfatory nor permanent settlement, an excellent ahow home. i In the face of an evident leaning ,. j . toward the clalma of Bow, both In Hagaalnea, don t give your mon.v i ... ..a . hhu to unknown peraona and frauda. k. . , . . " 1 Lear, your eubacrlptlon with the nd ' co,onl,, ta Hnmford foofM Roaeburg Book Store. We are mem- on "'. In 1T65 an act of ben of the Am. Booksellers Hagaalne Incorporation waa granted to the In- Agency Co., and guarantee you will habltanta of Rumford. Thla waa a till receive the magaalne, or refund your highly onaatlafactory becauaa tt only money. We give S. A H. green trad- made them a pariah la the town of Ing atampi. , Bow. O. P. Schlosser will return from The oontrorerar continued until 1T7, Salem tbla evenliiK, where he haa hen It was finally" settled and an been the past week advertising the Independent town waa formed under advantages of this county at the state the name of Concord. It waa duo to ' . i- r ; f rV.r , . rt m7r, . . ,ue l'tlon of the Uttle band of people of different narts of the state. -..t . A card was sent hero this morning " ,,n,e,r by Mr. Schlosser. picturing the Doug- wblcn xUU,1 mmoD them tbat ,b las County exhibit, and clearly shows Independent Incorporation of the town the character of the display and con- WB finally obtained, and It waa aml- veys to those who were unable to nently fitting that the concord which attend the fair an idea of Its com- existed between them during the atrag- pleteness and excellent arrangement, gle of nearly fifty years should be Several hundred ntulk of corn en- memorialised In their town's nam. cioseu wio uoo.u. nun ounaies oi Ladles-Home JournaL grnill niiaiim-u an u ualkkiuuiiu. while the apples which attracted so much attention, covered an Inclined plane In the center. The name "Douglas." formed In apples In the gmp, THok by WWoh th center, gue iu . ...u.i ... ..ue. B.e.o.d . atinolna. A man on bis first trip Into th wllde and niarebcs of au unknown country with the United States drainage engi neers was struck by a unique method they have to escape from the attack of wasps slid hornets. The country traversed Is generally covered with thick undergrowth, and a path has to S !??. St - .n coateoTecmy years, la 1TK the Its bound was grant- under the name of Peacoc k by the colony of EVENING ROSEBURGIMEW DAILY WKATHKR REFOBT U. 8. Weather Bureau, total office, Roaeburg, 24 hours eudioi t a m.. today. Precipitation In Inches ud hun dredths: Maximum tcni i.i-rat ure 72 Mlniniiini teiiipeniiure 43 Precipitatioii 0 Total precipitation since first of 0 Normal precip. for tills month . 2. CI Total precip. from Sept. 1 to date 1.44 Aver, precip. from Sept. l, U77 1.26 Total excesB from Sept. 1, '13 18 Average precipitation for 31 wet seasons (Sept. to May Inclu sive.) 33.08 WILLIAM UEI.L, Observer. WEATHER FORECAST: Fair tonight ami Saturday. NOTICK OK UKNKHAL CITV ELEC TION. Notice Is hereby given that a gen eral election will be held la the City of Rosehurg. Oregon, on Monday, October 0th, 1913, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M. and 6 o'clock P. M. of Bald day (provided that toe judges Bhall have the power to adiourn for one hour at nonnl, at wblch aald 17ERN ISLAND r GREENHOUSE Roseburg, Oregon Mrs. F. D. Owen, Prop. Phone IF1I Cut Flowers Potted Plants Funeral I'esijjns Wedding Boquets fust received a fresh supply of Ferns of all kinds. Also on sale at The Rose Confectionery election the following officers will bo elected, to-wlt: One Mayor to serve for two yaars One Recorder to serve f0r two years. One Treasurer to serve for two years. One Councilman from each of the four wards of the city, each to serve for two years. One Councilman from Ward 1 to serve for one year. Bald election will be held at the following named polling places and conducted by the following named Judges and Clerks, or their duly selected substitutes, to-wlt: First Ward: Polling place, court house; Judges, William Carstens F W. Dlllard, T. A. Raffety; Clerks' Belle Good, Emma P. Cardwell. Second Ward: Polling place, Ump qua Hotel; Judgea, A. A. Bellows M. Jennie Bulck, V. K Marsters Clerks, F. P. Brown, Mubel Van Buren. Third Ward: Polling place, Rose burg Hotel; Judges, J. I. McKay Rita K. Cobb, A. S. lluell; Clerks, Edna Wharton, Emma J. Chambers. Fourth Ward: Polling place, city ball; Judgea, Ida C. Giles, V. B. Hammltte, Q. V. Wlmberly; Clerks, Addle Joaephson. Mayme C. Hicks. Notice Is further given that at said election Ordinance No. (15, entitled "An Ordinance licensing, taxing, and .'regulating businesses, occupa tions, professions, callings, trades, and employments within the corpor ate limits of the City of Roseburg, Oregon, and regulating the manner ot Issuing licenses, and providing a punishment for the violation of any provision of this ordinance, and re pealing Ordinance No. 313, passed by the Common Council on the 13th day of June, 1910, and all ordin ances amendatory thereto or In con flict herewith, and declaring an emergency," passed by the Common Council and approved by the Mayor of the City ot Roseburg on the 23rd day of December, 1913. upon which the referendum has been Invoked, will be submitted to the vote of the qualified electors of said city for their approval or rejection. The form iu which said referendum will be submitted on the official ballot Is as follows, to-wlt: "Proposed by Ref erendum." "Ordinance No. 515, to license, tax and regulate certain oc cupations, etc., providing a penalty, repealing Ordinance Number 313 and declaring an emergency." 300 Yes. 301 No. CARL E. WlMHKltl.Y. Recorder of the City of Roseburg. Oregon. 6 The greatest earning capacity for your money can be obtained by In vesting In Maynard's lots. Phone 39F2. Have Arundel tune It. For the School Ink Tablets, Pencil Tablets, Note Books, Memorandum Books, Drawing Pads, Prang's No. 3A Paints, 5c and 10c Paint Brushes, Crayola Crayons, Inks, Mucilage Library Paste in tubes and bottles, Rulers Pencil Sharpeners, Sponges, etc., etc. OSBURN S PHARMACY OPPOSITE HOTEL I MPQUA PHONE 162 Appiei appII Apples Why :i' t make Cider and Vinegar Out of y.ur cull Apples with a new Mitchell Cider Press All Sizes From One To Ten Bbls. Cider Per Day J. F. BARKER. , COMPANY Implements and Vehicles Roseburg, Oregon . . .... ni to Riddle this moVZgV. oor hi. ranch for a day or two. llev A n Maclean returned hera thls iLAlngfromafew day. trip to l'ortland and Salem. i, .; vra T. H. Burnett, of Round "ralrfe"we?e visiting here for i short time yesterday. Mrs. C. L. Pearson came over from Sutherlln last evening to visit with Irlicds for a few days. Mrs A. H. nrown has returned to l'ortland, after a visit of several days with friends here. W. II. Woodruff, of Eugene, loft for Oakland to make arrangement for some work this morning. li ,, foil in ntlend the special Sunday dinner at the Hotel Umpqua. SK'ciai muBic from 6 to 8 p. m. ("apt. T. F. Maglnnls was a busi ness visitor here yesierouy iroiu Uleiiilale, returning home on the evening train. The latest now and popular fiction, all carefully selected books, at the Koseburg Uook Store. We give B. at H. green tradlug stamps. Miss Klpha Crow and her Bister, Marv, returned last evening to their home at Riddle, lifter a brief visit here with friends. Mrs. C. Rnsniunsen, of Bandon, left here for Portland thla morning, where she will spend a month visit ing with friends. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. I-awson have returned to tllendale, after spending the day In this city looking after business mutters. M. Haywood, of tho Eilers Piano House, of Eugene, returned home this morning, after a visit here yes terday on business. Mr and Mrs. N. J. McKenna, of llaniliiii. left for the north this niorn ine on their way East on an extended lrli. lasting several mouths. The Indies of the M. E. Church, South, will hold a window sale of home cooking at Marshall's grocery, Saturday, Oct. 4. Rev. I). B. Bowers, of Myrtle Creek, who is now holding revival mi'i'tluus at Dlllard, spent a short tlui" in Itosetiurg yesterday. Miss Eva Sherman, of Yoncalla, IuM'i thru here this morning on her way to Medford, visiting briefly with her uncle here, II. N. Cobb. i S. Ilelbrad, who arrived here hi-1 ni)-ht from Medford, left this morning for Rice Hill, where he has a position with the railroad company. It. II. I.eadbetter. who had re turned from Portland Wednesday, n-timied yesterday evening from Oakland, where he had been on busi ness. Miss Sadlo Ilornlurook. of Port- lam!, Oregon, will a linear in a recital at the Presbyterian Church, Friday ;nicht. Oct. 3, at S:l". o'clock. Come 'and bring your friends. i .Mrs. Rodney Ward was here yes 'tenlay from Medford to meet her ;ni(i'!n r. who arrived from the north ; 1 1,,-;. j'loreeueu nome on the evening tl:i:t. Mr and Mrs. S. II. Cook, of Aber- ileeii. S. I)., arrived here Inst evening ' fri.iu I he north to visit some time w:t!i i heir daughter, Mrs. T. A. Alus- ,.r'h. i l:-v E. O. Eldridgo and wife, who had he. n visiting severul daya here with l!M-ir daughter, Mrs. Ilelnline, Mi f. r their home at Medford thla ll,..rllinif. Mr and Mrs. Sherman Potter and family arrived here lust evening from Springfield for a visit of some time i'n tneir friends, Mr. nnd Mrs. it S. Marker. I k pcpsla is America's curse. To r.siof-' digestion, normal weight bM health and purify the blood, ubo llir I n k lllood Bitters. Sold at all Mr ''ores. Price, $1.00. Mary C. Hildreth. the lnne. tor . f i he Women's Relief Corps ar r:.M " rn thle morning from Cottage i;ro.. and will visit a few days at i!..- home of Mrs. C. II. Patrick. Mr- A. ('. Seely nnd little son left t!..s morning for Salem, where they i': s;end the remainder of the - '""i ,re accompanied by t,o Vi-mor-a father, Hon. John Hall, of M; rile Creek. W. V. Gage, the Sheriff of Coos Co ;:,ty. returned here yesterday from a trip to Salem, where he had tak ti 'wo committals to the state ,e: :--nt.ary. He left this morning on ;!-,e stage for home. r; A (Itierna and family, who had beet, looking for a location In this ft this morning for a daya' ... Myrtle Creek. They have ,1a:.. that will cause them to make ,: ; oino In Roseburg for some t v.. lave outgrown our ouarter. ,, : , ,l within a few day, move Into ' " rrro"mKVaCa,ed b Simon Ai" re we hope to meet all our ! , Miners i and a great big bunch of - ur.es. C. F. Haddo,, the Shoe- ! ' tf 1 ''' ..,!arJtJn. .I!5''ved.'' Cadillac .--;. ..uiu roruand, where :t I.-S un?ergolng repairs. It : . :e remembered that thlaV car . ,.. .er an embankment on Auaust . ,1 was bailors . ""gust . . j.j . " ,u "cn an ei I - DODGED THE WASPS. A tWI.D'H l,AXATIK IS "SYltrP OF FI08." They love to take It and It doesn't harm the lender little sUunarh, liver ami howels. It Is a sure sign the stomach, liver cu' ' T lou he "D: and bowels need a gentle, thorough So when a big wasp nest Is reached cleansing at once. When your child there la very little warning. some- Is cross, peevish, listless, pale, doesn t tunes the nunen cutting into a Dig on sleep, eat or net naturally; if breath with their machetes. Is had, stomach sour, system full of fbe person relating this experience cold, throat sore, or If feverish, give ,,, ((!et lue ax. teaspoon fill of "California Syrup of Figs." and In a few hours all the clogged-up. constipated waste, sour. men. with the Instrument when all ' at once the two axmen dropped In The Kind Toa Hare Always naught, Mad la in for over SO years, boa borne tho atf and haa ben madennraV AH Counterfeit, Imitations and " Jtiet an a;os)4 Kzperlments that trifle with and endanger thai I Infanta and Children Exp erleuoe against Tptf What is CASTOR! Oaatoria la m harmJesa suhstituto for Castor jforle. Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is PleaafjW eoti tains neither Opium, itorphlne nor other J anbatanee. Its age la Ita grutrnntee. It destroy V (and allays FeYertuhncs. it rnrrs Dlurrhora aaid V OoUe. It relieves Twtli.nir Troubles, curea CunatlV Had Flatulency. It AMiiiil!ntcs the Food, uglitat' Stomach and Uowola, K'vlnif lienltliy and natural The CalMren's Viuuic.uv-Too Ilot'icr's Friend, "4'f; OBNUINE CASTORIA amSK Sears the Signatur of - I I jtr mt , sssiai J'.4TV The Kind You Haye Always BongL In Use For Over 30 Years. VH owt. hwhi, tt wmh mrmrr. mtm tmnwL mts 7-iy LOTS FOK 8AI.K. Douglas County, duly made aat f Itered of record, haa Man ars Baaer'a Addition to Wint Itoschurg administrator of the estata or la the Choice Place. i Klrkmnn, deceased. - All parson I debtod to the estata will atak Do not overlook a homo site In inent to the undersigned, aad alt this beautiful location. Lots are ei- sons having claims against salt" tra large site, 60 by 185 feet each, tato are hereby notified to preeeat 6 Good soil. Prices right, and terms same with the proper vouchers ttW to suit. See Shields & Ilognrd, 405 undersigned at his residence In d burg, Oregon, within sti months trass. tho dnto of this notice. 1 I Pnted this 8th day ot BeotemaW, I ion. r. A. riELDe, At th I n I,... nf II, n ' AOilllllisirnior ot mo nun gi m Cass Street, Roseburg. ANXOINCKMKNT. bile and undigested' food will gently tbelr tracks as If they bad been struck Roseburg citizens I herewith an-; ...i ,.. A 1 liv n ll.iio.lorlMtlt. Tlln limn behind ...I, .. ...n.ll.ln r.. r'llu' move out of tho howels, and you have a well, playful child again. Sick children neeiln t be coaxed to take this harmless "fruit laxative." Millions of mothers keep It handy because they know Its action on the stomach, liver nnd howels Is prompt and sure. They also know a little given today saves a sick child tomor row. Ask your druggist for a Sfl-cent bottle of "California Syrup of Figs," which contains directions for babies, children of nil aces nnd for grown ups plainly on the bottle. Beware of counterfeits sold here. Cet the gen uine, made by "California Fig Syrup Company." Don't he fooled! If your snoes are repaired by Had doz you won't be ashamed to wear them, no matter where rou go. 33S North Jackson St. it It did not seem possible to form. ' I" anyway Uk. lu, However, in. workmen 7 . GUARANTEED LIFE INSURANCE VALUES The Aetna 20 payment Lite Policy costs at age ' 'far' -ll! C ,...r e..;,r flll'l t lie? Cash surrender value at end of years Is jr.nvno, cost for years $25. BO, or $1 11000 prolei lion. hy n Ihuiiderbolt. The man behind and the two chulumen did likewise. While they were lying prone on the grass and wet marsh they beard what sounded like bullets aoolug over tbelr heads. One after the other they came with angry tips. When things had quieted down a bit work was con tinued, and the new man found that to escape from wasps or hornets tha thing to do was to drop Instanter. The Insects seem to be so mad tbat they fly In stnilght lines along n level and do not have time to hunt aruund for you. It Is said that hornets are not so prone to follow this rule aa wasps, but the wasps never vary. Men have been stung to death by hornets, and horses and luules llkewbto. Cblcage llecord-lleruld. liKlnE the net :;-oir;nfe only ,. r i ear for You can't lo Insurance; ni-itl. diu to get the il, it kind of ,, ,ni have to le (' In case of tola, entire face of !!: puld at once. If you are bu :i I. estate for those ent on you, you them while you n e ter you have thing you can surrender : get practically ei--i money bark. I" better way to to Insure In the I.lfe Ins. Co. lability 111'' irv will be ,k up a I'"1' , a-e .lepelel nasi protect ,I..in It A' n kooi shape i-ir , "'.ry aad , . !,: of uur ,-i know of money than n hili'e Aetna W. H. Richardson Rend voiir name and to n,i ho will ;ni vou i lld ln formation. KczeniA and Itching Cured. Tho soothing, healing medication iu Dr. Ilobsou's Kczema Ointment penetrates every tiny pore of the skin, clears it of all Impurities stops Itching instantly. Dr. llobson's Kczema Ointment la guaranteed to sneeillly heal eczema, rashes, ring worn, tetter and other unsightly eruptions. Kczema Ointment Is It doctors proscription, not an experi ment. All druggists or by mail, hoc, I'feiffer Chemical Co.,' Philadelphia and St. Louis. Comforting. "Mr. Chairman."' said the orator, who had already occupied the plat form for twenty minutes, amid many Inlorleetlons frolll the nillllcllCO. "Mr. Cliiilruinn. may I appeal on a point of order? There Is really so much desul tory conversation going on In parts of the' hull that It Is Impossible for me to hear n word I im suylng." Voire froiii the back of the hall Ixin't he downhearted. You're not ml- !! imieh.-SeW York Globe. D. Klrkmnn, deceased.. A POLICY In the Mutual Life In the County Court of tho Stato of' of New York ; I - Oregon for Douglas County. I , . j -,, In the matter of the estate of John V" " T,tBrB : D. Kirk man, deceased. I ' - 'i ' -' Notice Is hereby given, that tho .1. 1'. Ill TCIIASON, Diet. Mgr.i undersigned by order of the County nidg. ' Phona ITt. Court ot the State of Oregon for , nounce myself u ciiiulldnla for CHy Recorder at tho coming city election, j Oct. 6. I,. K. Mll.l.KDC.i:. 0 Pages Is the placo for coal. NOTICE TO CKKIHTOIIH. We Have Them Tlic Famous j Sealshipt Oystert (lu.irts. rints... SOLID $1.00 50 25 MEASURE Louis Kohlhagen i Phone 19 107 Cast Street Whin th, Troubl, Came. "Well, how did you get on at your first appearance?" asked a man of an ambitious friend ho had Just Joined the Iheatrloil profession. "i ill. 1 gl on well enough,' was the reply. '"but I couldn't get off half quick enough-"- liudou Mall. Tip For ColUfl, Graduate. "My s..n has Just graduated from i wimt would you advise hlin to ron . The l,ilp Votk I hiiM. wsiilnl column." New Alika. "My dear. hilng your father to llvs llh i:s w.-n l wnrs. "it..: neither mop- American. will father." Baltl- The happiness of life consists In M.methlng to do. something to love and miieiblng to hope for.-lr. Chalmera. PILES . . . .. . ..M UllM I, !f T,iJ,l CAUSE, tka sUa, drtoe M ana -I,jnLj url. t4 dua' Mknl Sun. tnokl AlktaS, mn MltOTtne od daw. Tb, CAUSE la ilnfl tntorrul. Dr. L,,sk,rdt', HCM.ROID 1 M orcii rh.ny U trwu. Announcement We have j list houlil a Militl t.ir of the famous Peacock Hlue Stem l'lmir, which will arrive this week: livery sack j-uarmitei'tl hy the Peacock Milling Company ami us to ;ivi' you perfect satis faction or your money refr.iule.l. ' Beofore laying in yr wink r'h supply of Flour see Stubs lor prices. All competition met fairly. A famous Havl Wheat Flour for only $1.50 per sack or $5.60 per barrel; alo cheaper blends -for $1.30 per sack from the same mill. Wc arc sole adults for this llmir. Try a sack and be convinced that we are saving J'(, money . on your Hour bill. Pnni.le Tradinj; Stamps given r on every sack, for 10 days only. Yours to .save, R. STUBBS, GROCER CORNER CASS & PINE STS. phone "in ,A
