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Newspaper Page Textv . ' ' . . i , V ..... jffBSBBEBfiaaPBBBHBBgjggMjgpM 'W .'""! ' v.V -f ' .''v,t:'V'";' Until November 20th, we will give you 10 percent reduction from the regular prices of any article in the store, (contract am a foliar .Qavt finp Hftllarnut nf pvorvfon lw fraHindr ".... Co's. Trading Checks. JOSEPHSCWS Free Concert Let us send you an Edison or Victor Phonograph and records on trial for a week. Try and Edison and Vic tor both and see which you like best. The Palace of Sweets PHONE 76 Roseburg, Oregon DAILY WEATHER REPORT U. B. Weather Bureau, local office, Kouburg, 24 hours ending I a. m., tooiy. Precipitation In IncneB and hun dredths: Maximum temperature f.S Minimum temperature 47 Precipitation 14 Tots precipitation since first of ANNOUNCEMENT. Dr. J. L. Callaway. Osteopathic physician. Is now located In the First Trust & Savings Bank building, cor ner of Jackson and Oak streets. Res. phone 380. office 82. dtf LOCAL MLW8 MONDAY only of e.tch week until j further notice I will French dry clean for 4.3 Normal preclp. for this month. . Totil preclp. from Sept. 1 to date " !' I iier. preclp. from Sept. 1. 1877 n? males ami ceiu s Huns ; Regular price $2. Phone 47 Sloper. (1.50. G. W Total excess from Sept. 1, '13. r..oi : I .10 Arerage precipitation for 36 wet nnns (Sept. to Mar Inclu ilre.) 33.08 WILLIAM BELL, Observer. WEATHER FORECAST: Clou'.'jrjbnight and Tuesday; prob ably rain. A POLICY In the Mutual Life of New York Will cost you less and return more than any other company. J. F. IIVTCIIA90X, Dlst, Mgr. Room 2. First State & Savings Dank. Hams, Bacon and Lard The Fancy Packing House Products Fancy llacon, regular 30c lb., our price . Fancy Hams, regular 30c lb., our price . Fancy Picnics, regular 21c lb., our price Fancy Lard, regular $1.75, our price . .25c lb. 23c lb. 17c lb. . . . J 1.60 for ten lbs. Give us a Trial, be Convinced The CASH STORE We Save You Money 126 W. Cass Street Roseburg, Oregon. Chas. Wilson was over from Suth- erlin Sunday. Mrs. J. Nelson was over from Sutherlin Sunday. See The Antler's program In an other part of this paper. Miss Gertrude Trumbo visited at Sutherlin Sunday. Roy McCord returned to Isadora Sunday afternoon. C. G. Iiurlnnd was at Oakland on business Saturday. Miss M. Itrown went to Isadora Sunday for a visit. Wiley K. .Miller was in from Look ing Gluss Saturday. Mrs. L. O. Maddux came In from Green this morning. W. N. Denton and wife were In from Myrtle (.'reek Sunday. Rock Springs coal, the genuine old reliable. Pago's is the place. Rev. II. 11. Bowers, of Myrtle Creek, was in this city Saturday. Mrs. G. W. Jenkins returned home to .Myrtle Creek Sunday morniiiK. Robt. Watch visited points in the southern part of the county Sunday. O. W. Carter went to Oakland this morning to look after business mat ters!. F. A. Demers returned to his ranch, after spending Sunday his family. Roseburg trading stamps taken at Clark & Clark s for Xmas pnotos. Sit now. Former Commissioner A. lv Nichols is a Circuit Court juryman tills week. M. M. Strawn returned home t Ycuicalla. Sunday, altera business trip to this city. I Mrs. K. lledrirk returned hum" to Cottage Grove Sunday, alier a W" 1 in this city. I'rire always mi ami a rem m i An er s. excelll aaueu uiiracuuiirt Iroad shows. S. K. Moore was here from Myrtle Creek Saturday, looking after Ihim- ness matters. I J. S. Davis and C. M. Griffith "ere ' among the Myrtle Creek people in j tow n Saturday. I Hon. O. P. Coshow returned home Sunday morning from a business trip j to San Francisco. Save 10 cents on every dollar you oiieiul hv taking- advantage or tne with For that Cough use Troy Ycrba Santa and Cherry Compound Cough Syrup. OSBURN'S PHARMACY OPPOSITE HOTEL UMPQUA PHONE 162 We Give Roseburg Trading Stamps ltl'v Reduction Sale at .losepiison s, It lasts only until Nov. 20th. Mrs- Fred Nelson and Mrs. San Tord Hart returned home to Sutbei lin Sunday afternoon. j Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Marsh have returned home to Doe Creek, after a short visit in this city. II. II. Btltes, of Gold Beach, passed through Roseburg today on his way to Portland. L. W. Mimes and C. W. Hopkins went to Portland Sunday afternoon on a business mission. Best Xmas gift totos made by Clark.8. Roseburg trading stamps as good as cash. Sit now for your Xmas fotos. Jamb Fisher left Sunday morning on his return home to Olalla, after a brief business visit In tbis city. Bert Brown, who now has a big ranch at Fossil. Oregon, went to Oak land today. From there he will re turn home. School Supervisor Ben Huntington arrived from Riddle this morning to go to Camas to visit the schools In that section. Sloan and Hastings, who had been appearing at the Antler'B Theater In an amusing vaudeville aci, weni 10 Kugene Sunday. After a hearty meal, take Doan's Regulets and assist your stomach, liver and bowels. ReguletB are a mild laxative. 25c at all stores. Witzell. the musician who has been playing at the Majestic, left for Kugene this morning, where he has au engagement. The Rnnzos, great unlcycle trick riders, are here enroute to Ban f ran risco and gave a brief demonstration on the street Saturday evening. Joseph llnbersetser has filed a suit against 1. L. Young, et al. to quiet title to certain lands in Plat "A," of the Orchard 11 ill Lands Co., In this county. Wo make a specialty of developing and printing for amateurs. Nothing hut first class professional work turned out at Graves' Art Emporium. Mrs. Chas. F.ggers left Sunday morning for her home at Anadnrke, Oklahoma, after a visit here at the home of her daughter, Mrs. C. A. elerson. To lav in a winter's supply or wood means a big expense. Let us handle this for you by delivering your fuel just as you want Company. Rev W II F.aion held services at Glide Sunday. Ills pulpit in this city was filled by Rev. .1. Portland. Rev. J. preached at Melrose. A genuine saving of 10 cents on everv dollar. That's what we offer vmi In our 1 0 Nov. -"th only. At Josephson's "I'licle .len" I here L. D. Pettljohn have been chosen as the three Marlon County commission- era to co-operate with the commis sioners of the other counties in ar rangnig and taking charge of the Willamette Valley exhibit at the San Francisco fair. Each or the eight counties In the valley Is represented by three men. Don't wait any longer to start your Xmaa needlework. You will find a complete line of everything new and up-to-date at Graves Art Emporium. Free instructions given with every piece purchased. Marshfield Times: L. R. Bryson, representing Receiver Waiters, stated today that negotiations are now on with Kollock, Walte and the Shahan Interests, Major Kinney and the principal creditors to arrange a plan for the sale of the property In the most advantageous manner to all concerned. Ho said It would be ar ranged within a few weeks probably. Edaerton & Hennigh have pur chased the milk depot of Conn Bros., and will In the future run it as tne Roseburg Dairy. They will continue to deliver milk to all of tbelr cus tomers as heretofore. Milk delivered to any part of the city. Conn Bros, will collect all bills previous to Nov. lBt and all accounts since November 1st are payable to Edgerton & Hen nigh. Many Ills come from Impure blood. Can't have pure blood with faulty digestion, lasy liver and sluggish bowels. Burdock Blood Bitters Is recommended for strengthening stom ach, bowels and liver and purifying the blood. It. The Gas t MYRTLE CKEKK NOTES. Rome twentv-flve friends and neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. S. L. lluell envn them a farewell surprise party Mmiitiiv evening. Mr. and Mrs. lluell have rented a fruit farm at Win Htnns. R. L. Gilo hns been receiving i, nines here this week from a mini ber of local growerB. and Is shipping them In ltnxeliurg-. Where tliev Will hn nacked and shipped to the market as "Roseburg prunes." Mr. Gilo was one of the first buyers in the field to advance the price of dried prunes lust summer and ho succeeded lu buying several carloads, paying the growers a price tnui urougiii. uhnut 11 ner bushel, green weight. i a rni lien K Mvers. who owns n orelmrd Vallev. returned several lutton. of ,i. . from .Minnesota, whero he spent several monins visuuhr hivhnr.ri hnine. Mr. Myers saw no country while away that compared with Oreenn. Corn sent to him from 0..1- ti... ii 1 nn.irnn eniialled any on display lieuucuou ..--"---,, ,- ,,. miain real eHllllH Ullieea in . o h l, viulted. lie has Inter- Slngleton arrived ,,i ,,,i.r-nf Minnesota people from Portland Saturday evening , tnllf mrt of Oregon, and they are Low Round Trip Fares TO Medford and Return ACCOUNT Giants vs. White Sox Baseball Game, Nov. 17 VIA THE "The Exposition Line 1915" Tickets will be sold from all points Roseburg to Ashland, Inclusive, November 16 and 17th, good for return until Novenioer mm. Medford will be the only point In Oregon outside of Portland where tho Big Leaguers will play. Your only chance to soe Major League Players In action. Doirt mlsB It. Call on nearest 8. P. Agent for fares, train schedules, etc. JOHN M. HCOTT, General Pavincngi- Agent. "Apple Day," November 18th. IVERS & POND PIANOS Upright, Grand and Player Represent the highest standard ever attained In the art of piano build- "" C. S. HEMLINE, Local Agent, Phoee 33-R I fur a 'He is lit it with relatives and friends. -,in hem In the spring to loratn. regaining strength after his y,ie prunes and other fruit are severe Illness. our leading products, ' should not Rheumatic Blood is Whole Story Nicholas P. Moore left last night overlook the fact that th Is Is an ex f.,r Seattle, to resume his work on cellent hog country. lo. glas Co m . ..oil.-,, force, after a visit here ty has produced probably "." ' ith is brother Maurice Moore. He bushels of good corn "j: ''' it Ji, f led on a coal land claim while the yield can be I"""1 ' " 1 it,. i .n th h much corn turned into . j nnrk hacon and lard would help to s Hildehiirn on Saturday W. , f ln,.se ro. his automobile to C. E LI- ep down I We Have Them The Famous SeajshipLQysters (Quarts $1.00 Pints 50 Jil'iut 25 SOLID MEASURE Louis Kohlhagen Phone 19 Cass Street i ScUtlcs. Lmnlwso. aa4 ' -C; ! Draadad Articular . cm, VSSA I Jam Id lutt of Portland, for a lot on main -tre'et. Hi Roseburg. 40 by 100 feet, l..,:il.l between I IIP i uivor ware house and the Episcopal Church prop- 1 1' The Mulsh Comfort Is considered the best brand in tne unitea mates, whether in Georgia. Minnesota or n-...(,n The. Insido of the Malsh I r..rt id tnnile nut of the finest softest rotton. See thorn. B. W. Strong, the Furniture Man. I J .1 Hramls has resigneo nis posi ' lion a" tVi' f clerk In the 8, office in this city hv I.o'l.e Neillier. money at home. Hogs ami corn a good combination for Douglah County farmers. 1 h Man. i n EAT CABBAGE, FISH P. freight and is succeeded Mr. Brands ex- nis time to the ad SAUSAGE, NEW BREAD No InoHff-tlon, Ga, Sourness or l et Stomach, II ion - Tape's Dlapepsln" Try This! n nai foods vou est hit hsck taste good, but work bsdly; ferment Inln atnhhnrn InmDS 0d CSlUB S SIC aour, gassy stomach? Now, Mr. or Mrs. Dyspeptic, jot mis -- ,., t to .li vote i s tune to tne ad- "' wai-i"".. j-" ,tt iuTina Mr. and M - U " Anion, of Pasa- h Ddlr your stomach Is disordered Th Will Feel Uka Aero hat Aft" Tilna a. s. s. nhfnratlm l nlmply a Bsmi r1rn ti dlirntH s mrl.'tr t-f pulnn. siel rsn . b- n-schrd lij Irrlotlns Ihr i-ntlr.' t.l'.' jl ' upplj with BnlursllJ lmllsll i &,lf Tti'-ro ! l.ut tu' ptnti.lar-l rtiurim- ! ll.m cmwlr. nnd H Mid In ;i .Irtii! n .r. inelcr the hamr K. s. H. AtH'tuiiK nfion nmd m wit . .tint til tut rlstiiio m t luri- nottilnir but H. H. R ; It r.,0tlnil "Biy rtiire v- R.-miu ... . ind In nlMu.luTlr rr'-' of uii-n-ur), l-.li'l ; uf tKitsnh or .-Dl'-. , lu ri--iT.Tt- ft nil typ'n "f rlf-imn-Him by lli uw of H K. S. ! nn- iril.ula 1 n ttm nituriii rnr-i- T in 111 ,-n.. mil.ln-. fr It aalmltst.-.l I'm! i na tnrtllr. Jut nflfi'-iillT. nl J'mt wll i. rd.ln.it th ni"t scciimtila. m"t Klslntilr. and mHit ndllT dlft"l " re.t full tn ft S twltla "f H t.Ktjiy. Yoil Will la enUtir'l at It.' C'- aulta If fwr rh"iimattm 1 of u-ti nstura tt.st T'al wnlht Ilk lo r..n...'t taciallt. rtta f lh irj.ll'-l eart'nr.t. Tha swift HpetlOc tu.. 2M Bwllt ll.us, Atluu, Os. vhere bank- iletn I'alif. s.'-llt .-inmruiiy iiikiii I" tl iJtitv and i-iied briefly with Mrs. l-l-ark and .-oils "f the Hotel MrClal i. ti He y were eiirmite home after I , visit to Venule and at their former home at Keni.'iM'k, Wash., i vi r niot; was engaged in the iris; business. Cames for everyone. Flinch, Rook, pit Authors. Old Maid, Hoodies, Hound l p. Checkers, Chess, Domi noes, rortiine Telling Cards, etc., on .a'e lit the It'lSeUUrg nuu niuro. give S. k II. Kr-cn trading stamps. i: Fleming, a recent arrival v.-hra-ka. who has been In -hu-g with a Mew to locating, .lav for I'orateiio. iii.inu, wiieru tesl'les. MT. r. a. -.. o find a ratlsfartory location nti. i ii.av deriue io resiae ...-itiaii.titlv m Idaho Mrs. Fleming ! family are still n this city. Fred S. Uynon. W. A. Taylor and II I!. left a Mill Ulii! -in ..t h.nnv relief In firs min utes, but what pleases you most Is that It atrengthsns and regulates atomach ao you can sat your tnAm w uhnut fear. Moat remedies give you rolicf some- .fc. ara alow, but not sura. "Pape-a Dlapepsln" Is oulck positive and puts your stomsch In a hesltny condition ao the misery won t corns back. Yon feel different as soon a "Papa's Dlapepsln" comes in contact -hi. h. stnmscb distress Just vanlahea your stomach gets sweet k.i,hin. no eructstlnni of undigested food, your head clea mwA wnn faal ftn. " '. . . l....lm.I Oo now, make tne uei i" you ever made, by getting a larg. flfty-ent case of Papes " from any drug slora. You r.all n five mlnnUs how needless It to suffer from Indigestion, dyspepsia or Farmers' Public Market TUESDAY AND SATURDAY MEATS OF ALL KINDS gftiible. Fruits, Ilerrles, Poultry and Dairy Products, fresh from ths farm, at reasonable prices. At the Old Blacksmith Shop, Main St. Roseburg any stomach disorder. Adv. A Roseburg Broom Will sweep Just as cleaa and will no doubt wear longer than one mad elsewhere. By buying our brooms you are assisting a Local Industry and Getting a Better Broom We make all kinds of good brooms and guarantee them. Whisk brooms at all drygoods and drug stores. Free seed for plsnting. Insist on having a Roseburg Broom ROSEBURG Oil FACTORY ,: I, . -m?: , ; ; v,'.', ' " . r '-".V ''. ', -fee i'" f 1 -1 '' Vv.'-.i'-'vl '-, . ranijr-