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... . r . ,- v. ...... .f, '. . - . -- "... v.-''.; EVENING ROSEBCRC REVIEW NOVEMBER 15, 1913 MYRTLE CM.VK NOTES. C. H Arund.-I reports the saie of a fine Monarch piano to the Mvrtle Creek Presbyterian Church. Every one Interested should plan to meet the RoseburK boosters here next Wednesday, ami also atteuU the Itoseburg convention Dec. 4. W. W. Ashcraft lout ono of his horse Monday. It being necessury to shoot It Its mate having kicked and broken Ita leg. Roy Eckelberry, wife and two sona. of Foster Montana, are visiting here w h F E. Smith ami family, and will probably spend the winter at Myrtle Creek. J. M. Class. National temperance lecturer, Is visiting this week with his brother. 0. A. lilass. at I ho lat ter g home on South Myrtle. .u'oe u"kn"n origin destroved the Star Theater about 1 o'clock on Thursday morning. The building was owned by C. O. White. l.ss partly covered by Insurance. Prompt and effective work on the part of our lo cal firemen saved adjoining build ings. R. Kate went out to his Davs Creek farm the first of the week, ills farm Is In charge or Thomas tipping, and Tom has been going some. Among other things he raised a fine crop of corn, and hu has Co head of big fat hogs ready to butcher. And Mr. Fate is going over next week to help him slaughter them, and hu will convert the entire lot Into bacoii and lard for the home market. On Mnnduv ovi-nim. v.., i ? n.. Installation of Dr. I). T. Morgan as pastor of the Presbyterian Church' will take place. A number of visit ing clergymen will he here and an ' interesting program is promised. Rev. W. A. Smirk will preside. Dr. Paul J. I.ux. of Hoseliurg, w ill preach the sermon, Dr. .1. K. Ilailllc, of Phoenix, will give the charge to tho pastor, and Dr. 1.. M. Anderson will give the charge to the people. The town of Myrtle Creek will have to install a new dynamo if the pat rons of the municipal lighting plant are to get first class service, and we understand the present council Is TURKEYS WANTED Good, Fat Dressed Turkeys Highest market prices paid for First Class Birds NO CULLS WANTED. Date of Delivery Friday, November 21, 1913 Milledge & Pickens PHONE 195 A DRAMATIZATION OF ROBERT W. CHAMBER'S SENSATIONAL NOVEL, THE COMMON LAW The Book Delighted All America The Play's Better Yet Stage Arrangements After Dragings By CHARLES DANNA GIBSON An Interesting Problem Handled With Great Delicacy Antler's Theatre New Elks Building NOVEMBER 21st. Tickets on Sale at at Box Office November 19, at 10 a. m. Admission: 50c. 75c. $1.00 $l.;0 conelderlug the matter at this lime. In discussing the question of lights with Water and Light Commissioner E. T. Lady. Mr. Lady stated that It was Impossible to give good lights with the present dynamo, as it was already overburdened. The Mail. A Hi"' Young Mothers. "When my children show the slightest sjiuutom of being croupy, I give t lu in Chamberlain s Cough un....i.- I when 1 have a riiueh or cold on the lungs 1 take it for a' ...... .I-.-. ..tift mil soon rid nf tho cold," writes Mrs. Clay Ery, Eergu ot., m.i. The first svniiitoui ot croup is' hoarseness, give Chamber-' lalllS COUtlll neilieuy us suuu uh me. child becomes hoarse and it will pre ....... i.n ..itiick. Thia reniedv con tains no narcotic. For Bale by all 1 dealers. lUlAIN' AXI YOXCALLA. Chas. Chadbourne, who has Just returned from the S. P. hospital at San Francisco, is improving nicely. Only two vacant houses in uralu. Wonder if this Is not aa good as any town along the line can boast of? Drain Produce Company's ship ments to Portland this week: Tur keys, TSo lbs.: chickens, 553 lbs.; butter fat. -13.15 lbs. The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Monis, of Hardscrabble, died November !'. and was burled In the ltltchev c etery November 10. Vance Duvla, of Leona, has re turned from St. Viucent Hospital at Portland, where he was operated on, and is now under the care ot Dr. Canfleld. U. Walker closed a deal this week for the Whipple sawmill at Anlauf. lie Intends to move and operate it near Drain during the coming win ter. Mr. Whipple has purchased two lots of A. H. Chadbourne and Intends to erect a nice house on them. J. 11. McCrae, of Petersburg, X. TV, Is visiting his sister. Mrs. Ii. M. Sprague. and family. Mr. McCrae Intends to spend the winter in Drain and Onrdiner. I 11. W. Dixon and Mr. Howarth, two of Drain's carpenters, finished their work on the new $20,000 school building at Yolicallii and returned homo Tuesday last. An altercation on the street last Sundav morning caused the arrest of Frank' lllomlierg. the charge being TURKEYS Perkins Building A PI.AY KVKIIY WOMAN SIIOl'l.l) SIC 10. THE fiRHATKST STORY OF NEW YoiiK STl'DIO LIFE EVKIl W KITTEN. We Have Them The Famous Sealshipt Oysters Quarts $.00 Pints 50 fiPint 25 SOLID MEASURE Louis Kohlhagen Fhone 19 107 Cass Street M? fl ,U.tk llttrV'"- rilsoB V, .. ,,m ,'ran": held before Justice Wluibiny M.md.iv morning, when Mloni berg Ple, ,ed uiUy and was fined II and cest-. The S. I'. Co has ...ihiL.-iued work on three drainage ,..,...is . ,;,.. Itind. n.ar om.,lia. 'lu- muuaI1y has encountered mil. Ii ium.i.Ic at this particular spot, and r.. derided to bore mammoth d.ainage' tuunel. 1 will take m v, r.i. weeks to com plete the Job. Herman II :1,u. , ,. down from I'urk I'l.ue. o.,; I..-. vr. day tor a (hurt u-i; with brother-in-law. Jake Cuh. and i.nuilv. Mr. Kruger looked ,.u - the ground In view of putting m an elr.uic light plant here, and fi ..S decision later. Mrs. T c. Hooter and daughter, Violet, returned iat week from a three mouths l-it to their old homes in Pennsylvania and Mi- niri. They report a very injoialde trip and marked iiiiprm..tiier,i- n'd develop ments there in l!n- i.i.-I t. w ears. The Suunyd.ile or. haul-, are haul ing apples from then tra.t in Sunny dale prepuiator to slnjiidng a car East. Tho inajuiity of them are Spltzenbergs and Sortlietn Sis, and all graded, wrappi-d. p.eked and lalieled as coining from their or chards at Drain. Oi.-goii. Voiiculla Not.--.. Horn, to Mr. and M'. Ed Sehlln. Nov. in, a daughter. Lloyd Wise shipped a carload of hogs to Portland last Tuesday. Win. Thiol visited at Hindi- last Sunday. Mr. Thiel is creeling a resi dence near this tily Ho! Ye turkey raise's' Thursday. Nov. aiilh, will l.e in: K.-y day" in Yoncalla. .las. Ambrose, Jr. ..reeling a tank tower at his hone' preparatory to installing a windmill and water tank. F. M. Ilacholor shipp.nl throe car loads Of apples litis Week .Hill is Wlllt- ing the arrlial of more ca:s for fur ther shipments. The Yont-alla l-rt.dn.r Company Is a busy concern uouadavs the aggre gate slliimeiits of cream, eal and poultry one day this ue.-k ai inting to Htmi pounds. The new school house is now com plete, and the work of placing the furniture will be finished bv the end of next week. Ill all probability school will be held there on and af ter Monday, No ember :M. Mr. and Mrs 11 r. Stearns and Mrs. (Ins Perot departed Tuesday eveiiini: for Arlington, where they will indulge in a lew davs' shooting. (Ins Perot will join Hi. in at Arling ton. Crandnia I'.i i.ii'.es. who h is been making her bono- w'th her daughter. Mis. .1. Miller, in ll.ni.uist. was stricken Willi palal.-t- some time ago and il is t.-.ire.l the aged lady may not regain le r lo;iiier health. Noiipa roil. Nearly Every Child Has Worm. Paleness, at times a flushed face, uiinaliirul hunger, picking the nose, great thirst, etc., nro indication! ot worms. Klckiiuoo Worm Killer Is re liable, a thorough medicine for the removal of all kinds of worms from children and adulta. Kickapoo Worm Killer in pleasant candy form, aids uigestion,' tones system, overcoming constipation and increasing the ac tion of the liver. la perfectly safe for even the must d-lii.i!" children. Kicknpoo Worin Ki ier makes child ren happy and healthy . Cuaran teed. Try It. Drug '.: or by mall. Kickapoo Indian M. li. Co , Phila delphia and St. Louis. H ;i. i:Di.i: AMI H I Ml V. O. II. Mor'eliot! ha hurg. and will at o i ..--i tho coast. e ma d indel'inilely. Mrs. W in. Sli. r in ' Million, of .Minneapolis of Mr. ami Mrs. .. (' .. outs on remain iiighler, guests i at Oak Monday -he ex- I Willi leSilleS Itlil vi'rt- el. Mill farm over Sunday. Miss Lulu Johns sait.d liiorninu' lor ( 'oitiil!' . u ie 1 1 pei ts to remain lor ilie ' a sister, Mrs. Chad ! , there. J. II. Moor.- b it (or I'o: terilay mot nine. li' t purchase an id- . ' : . i . J . lor use at the an d.tori'f to have il 111 time n Tlialiksglviug m.-i-.j !-'. i ! John Itrou n at i ! I v from tireshaln t" 1""'" ""' ' ill coliueelioll Wl'l ' ' ' soiiili evli-n-ioii ' "ii Mrs. I 1 1. Tlo.n.e ' ' Mrs ii I-:. leu I e 1 ini; for bet lll.ll.e a' I liavinu been eal ),. :. I.v lies of III-- death of l-l It' .1.1 MSI III . .:ayei '. plans at lb" d.vsday initiers ii... the icilitalll. en.-r of . in.. r II - I!,- Slid ,;l I-! tl ixlt -I.,:- -s-1 of tlie Wll.TI VUl'l Is 1 Kllll II. .noli- ...-.k ,lt fiHItl f .II IHSil III til. I ,..iir Hi. alt rai t- son. Mrs. (Jlliglov, ho l:a l le Ing her friend. Mrs. K'-rie. I ......k. ileliarleil the til e.-k for Wiisliiiifi.ii. i j' she will join I'1"1' lulsbale! tian-ae'llig bilslles llele lliat city t bey i V' ' '" l'" ' lulu to spend the winter. Tin- S. IV have be. 1, .-.' installing a 'me n-'- n n.t. tain at the depot Th.- . i' . ing the water free f.,r u. fountain, which is In. a'.d n door and ill do ii -le'i'-ing the attention "f tl" ' I. ,.ii the trains to ot.i: iv.'l.TS nf t In of this i 4 ur ;:.-ndal! nialiv nil !"-r ;r advnlitaK-s vail.'y. ti"t the lea-t of which s.arklltig IlKillll'altl water. News. KdKi'rtnn & lleniiluli !ni"' T"r rlias.-d the III 1 1 It depot or 1 "ros i..,.i ill In tin- future run I' tlie i .......1...... Imlri- Tli.v Hill iot.tltltl'1 'to diiiv-r milk t') all of Hi" 'tinners as liere'ofor.- M.IK to any part ..f the 1 1 ' ' ' ,11! ,l,.-. - a!i !di:- t...iv ' ! it ;,n, all a" ..unt-' ' " ; 1-t r i.aablc to K-'.c i'."'- I ililRll- cus-v.-red Urns. N.,v. in !..-r ilia- Special Sunday 6 to S. 1 rents. , l,ii k..-t. 'lli.l.et Ht"i I'm;"!'' !rutii tf H-M t 1 1 1 H 1 H-H-M"'-' r.ood. -I'tin. routiis at M'-f l.il l.n I! t.MO p-r '-k ai. I 'i' T LODGE CARDS A.F. A. M-UDMl lODCUL, No. IS, Raalar meeting! oa th Moond and foarU WadnM- iajr. of each moatk at Uuoik Tmb- pie. comer Jackson aad Cat, Dojour- aera Invited to attend. j. w. oROvra, w. u. w. r. aRRi8. 8m. OEGREB OV HONOR, Hjvtte Lodge No. 11 Meet 2nd and ln Mon day evening! of each moath la the Odd Fellow'! Temple. VlalUDg member! are cordially Invited to at tend. ADA LAMPOON. C. of U. B. H. LENOX, Ree. MAUD KIRK. Receiver. CAGLES, RoMburg Aerte Beet! U Jietr hall oa Jaekeoa Bt.. lad na 4th Monday evealara ot ease month, at t o'clock. VUlUng breta rea in good etandlag alwaya welcome. C. P. LEWIS, W. P. B. F. GOODMAN, W. Bee. Phone M 111. I. O. O. F, Rlelag Star Lodge No. 1T4 meeta la the Odd Fellowa Temple every Friday evening. Vlattlug brethren always welcome. 1. K. P1CKEN8, N. O. W. S. POWELL, R. 8. . M. FICKLE. F. 8. I. O. O. Catoa Kacaaapaeeat No. t Meeti In Odd Fellowi Templt every Thuriday evening. Vlaltlof brethren alwaya welcome. J. G. STEPHENSON, C. P. O. I.. JOHNSON, R. 8. JAMES EWART, F. 8. L O. O. F, PblleUrtaa Lodge No. Meeta In Odd Fellowi Temple, corner Jackaon and Caw 8ta., oa Saturday avenlng of each week. Member! of the order la good itaad- Ing are Invited to attend. F. B. ERICKSON, N. 0. M. M. MILLER. F. & M. L. WHITNEY. R. 8. O. E. 8M Roeebarg Chapter No. B. Molds their regular meeting on the lit and Ird Thursday In ich month. Visiting member! In good atandlng are respectfully Invited to attend. MRS. NORAH FLINT, W. M. FREE JOHNSON. See. LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE, Roae burg Lodge No. 1017. Meeta every Friday evening of each week, at 8 o'clock In Eaglea' ball. All vlalt ing brothels are Invited to attend. GEO. NKUNER, Dictator. H. O. PARGET ER, Seer. PYTHIAN SISTERS Umpo.ua Tem ple No. 4, meeta In I. O. O. F. Tem ple every Wednesday evening. Vlalt Ing member! alwayi welcome. MYRTLE M. WIMBERLY, M. B. 0. ANNA W. WIMBERLY. M, of R. C. UK11EKAH8, Roeeburg Rebekak Lodge, No. 41, 1. O. O. F. Meeta in Odd Fellowi Temple even Tuesday evening. Visiting all tan and brethren Invited to attend. ROSINA PATRICK, N. O. MISS ANNA FERGUSON, Bee. MRS. LULU LIND8ET, F. 8. WOODMEN OK THE WOULD, Oak Camp No. 126 Meet! In the Odd Fellowa' Hall In Roiebnrg every let and Srd Monday evening!. Vlelt ng neighbors Iwayi welcome. J. J. KERN AN, C. C. M. M. MILLER. Clerk. WOMlHf OF WOODCRAFT, LUaa Circle No. 41 Meeta oa the lit and 3rd Monday evening of eaeb month at Odd Fellowi' Hail. Vlaltr Ing member! in good standing are invited to attend. LULU LIND8EY, G, N. CLARA CAWLFIELD. Clerk. II. P. O. ELKS, Roeeburg Lodge, No. 326 Hold! regular communi cation! at the Elki' Temple on the 2nd and 4th Thuradayi of each month. All member! requeeted to mttanA nt.i.l.al. miA .11 J-l.l ........ u , .e.i 1 , muu all ,IUD nrotnera are cordially invited to at tend. A. C. 8EELY, E. R. j H. 0. 8 LOCUM, Secretary. Real Estate If you want a good stock ranch, general fanning lauds, ruit or garden tract, city property or a good iu vest ment. See E. B. PERRINE The Real Estate Man Cor. Cass and Pine Sts.. Ii. J.Dcnn Transfer & Storage Co. Household goods, piano, baggage, lumber, wood and a general tranafer business. ltaKgaie check called for. AI! goods carefully hanrMd. Cbargu reasonable. Office phone 102, ersldene pboae STOP AT Hotel Grand Cass Street Roseburg, Ore. A POLICY la the Mutual Life of New York Will coat yea leu and rat urn mnrri than any other company. J. F. HUICHABOX, Dlat. Mgr. Room 1, First State A Savlnga Uauk. If yon nave eomethlng to Mil ue a waat ad lu the Review. Rice & Rice Real Estate-Investments Insurance broken. Bonds, warraati, and loaai negoti ated. House for rent lad bullae exchange. Advice oa any part of Douglai County and Ita adaptnea. Stock, fruit and general farms for aal. Builneoa of all kinds. Bom very eelect itock ranchea. City property aad builneuea for Ml. Long Mm laanranc at very low rate, all old line companies; no chance for spe cial aiaeeiminti i In mutual companlee. Alwiyi buy the but If th chupeat. Lower floor Masonic bUlg Roseburg, Oregon Try The Cafeteria for flnt-elau meal. Corner Cass aad Stephen etrMta. The wade dream to kill, but the meat maai kills to dree! Once there wa a little calf Twould make you laugh I To hear It bawl! that' half! 1 Now w sell the but Of real, wall dreued, It maku a dainty meal, j THAT'S ALL! Except a auggeatlon Buy YOUR VEAL here The Economy Market Geo. Kohlhagea, Prop. PHONE 58 The Front What la the aatference between a dado a4 a aaea ataaT Apply at Douglas Abstract and Don't Forgets Before retiring take DIKE'S LITTLE LIVES bilious liver aud stomach aickueaa. t i ii, ., I, .... . .... i .....o u.ei pins wora Ilol only !! mm " fc stomach lu ita work. Don't wait until jro Dike's Little Keep them lu the home take them regularly. Tfcaf will M off every stomach aud liver coniulalnt. Daald T the ingredlenls of these little liver help. j. .-;.r- w-. z Don't wnlt for blllousnesa. Be ahead of It bf bmjmg . nine s Little Liver Pills. We guarantee the Dike line; we to. Krohn's Cass We Give Roseburg Tkaa8 SUo?l I Farmers'Public Market I TUESDAY AND SATURDAY MEATS OF AIX 'iffliM VKgolables. Fruits, Uerrlea, Poultry farm, at reasonable prl At the Old Blacksmith Shop, Attention, Young Men! v- If you want it good, homelike place for room and board, Come to the McGlalien Hotel . Kates $30 per month and up. ' . ; ; WEST SIDE tho place for (he best fancy nd and kooiI Tarlety. Tho best Koods and money by iradltiK wlih us. wlu-re. We Give Roseburg DOWELL PHONE 29 450,000 First Class, Quality Trcw Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum, Cherry Also u full assortment of other stock. ' To tell them, we will have to put the PRICE VERY LOW We hate t em prices oti high class stock, bat a slack (lenuml with OVKR-PRODUCTION REQUIRES IT Southern Oregon Nursery, Yoncdla, Ore. if-' rr ma mm Store Room in FOR RENT Hot Air Furnace, Dry Cement Floor. Basement Under Entire Building.,;. m . .... A ... . A . 41 -i '. I Mm, aeit Liver Pill rUl kelp wv are mm . believe la Ita pi . f i'.-'ltw Pharmacy Street. and Dairy Product, frufc tragi tw rloaa. , ....- tj...-. Main St GROCERY staple grocerle. Large) money can bur. Tou nan Phone your order, we dellTer aay- , o-. . Stamp Co'. Checks. & FOSTER. WEST ROSEBUKG, ORE- This Building Trust Compcc7' SO. - J:-r r.- ..-':-'.-'. ' ''?.i'?' - -.:r.;"--. :, ? ', .K'K v ft. .'i:r-'".a i-V'..f f .' .yis,:.'f,,'.si;."' l-l-I 1 1 M-H-H-H rTflfpeKffaaeH TW.Sw..',
