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Newspaper Page TextFree Concert Let us send you an Edison cords on trial for a week. both and see which you The Palace PHONE 76 DAILY WKATHKR RKPORT n. R. Waathsr Bdniu lnnt ntrtM Seburg, 14 hours ending 5 a. m. Precipitation la Inches and bun- loins: lnium temnerature . &a tit mum temperature 36 clpitatlon 4t al preclpltatloa sine tint of 2.55 Irmal preolp. lor tbla month. . 4.37 ktal preslp. from Sept. 1 to data 5.65 ker. preclp. from Sept. 1, 1877 6.23 olal deficiency from Sept. 1, . 58 Iverage precipitation tor 86 wet aeaaoai (Bept, to Mar Inclu sive.) 33.08 WILLIAM BELL, Observer. WEATHER FORECAST: Fair tonight; Wednesday rain. - Bared HI Foot. H. D. Ely, of Bantam. O.. suffered I from horrible ulcer on his foot for four rears. Doctors advised ampu tation, but be refused and reluctantly tried Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a last report. He then wrote: "I used your naive and my foot was soon complete ly cured." Best remedy for burns. I ruts, bruises and eczema. Get a boi today. Only 25c. All druggists, or by mall. H. E. Bucklen & Co.. Phila delphia or St. Louis. B Why Don't YOU Cook With GAS Is There Any Good Reason? Your neighbor's gas bill ta not as larg as your wood or coal bill. And fiho has un hour each day to rest, that you spend carrying fuel and aeries and blacking your range. She also Bleeps half an hour later each morning. Her range cost her twenty five dollars and we connected It free. Ask li.-r, then give us your order. Oregon Gas and For that Cough use Troy Ycrba Santa and Cherry Compound Cough Syrup. OSBURN'S PHARMACY OPPOSITE HOTEL UMPOUA PHONE 162 We Give Roseburg Trading Stamps Hero Fanning Mills The Best Spray Outfits Hand or Power Call or write us for prices. J. F. BARKER 2b COMPANY Implements and Vehicles Roseburg. Oregon GASOLINE ENGINES HAY CUTTERS .1 or Victor Phonograph and Try and Edison and Vie- like best. of Sweets Rosebure. Oregon MR. BRYAN'S PAPER, THIS COMMOXKIl Through the columns of the Com moner Mr. Bryan meets the attacks of those who are opposed to Demo cratic reforms, as well as the clever misrepresentations made by the or gans of the "special Interests." As an exponent of the plans and pur poses of the National Democratic ad ministration, the Commoner is of un UBual Interest to all progressive citi zens. Mr. Bryan's Blgned editorials give a timely discussion of public questions and are interesting and valuable to all students of govern mental affairs. It Is a big 32 page monthly. Besides supplying the best political and general matter, it has Interesting home, tasnion, larm, car toon and other departments. A care fully prepared report of the work of the various members of the Presi dent's Cabinet is especially Interest ing to each tax-payer. The subscrip tion price is $1.00 a year. Many of our readers are already Commoner subscribers; many others may desire to be. To make It con venient aa well as Inexpensive for our readers to send subscriptions to the Commoner, we have arranged with Mr. Bryan to furnish his paper to our readers, at a special low rute. Only $2.60 pays for a full year's sub scription to the Twlce-a-weck He- view and a full year's subscription to the Commoner. If already a sub scriber to either paper your expira tion date will bo extended ono year. Have Arundel tune It Electric Company Corn Shelters HOTEl ARRIVALS, t. Oiroeuter. ivrtau.i: I:' u tonneli, San KiumSco i u V R. -ucterhan. ril:n, i . m . 1 ard: .virr...t i'...l. Marshall. San KrainK,,. eon and v. if,.. M.l!Ml, Sheiht, s. I'. ,, Olallu; Itav IlioH . Portland; Frank l.;,V: W. lliindnv. II. i;,.,. j ley, W. II. 'Fii! n, -n. iv.rt (irover, San l'rj.s.0. Portland; . s. ,,;, J. C Wat ': J. M. s Inland, f. Watch, ' M"Tl!li; O. A 11. Wcus "'I. Mrs. c. A. r.vurton, Wui.Vi sport, Cal. Hotel I ' 111 l . i;,,,, Oakland; ;. A. NVwell -Portland: 11. A. Ju,,,',. or.-.. Steams, P. t'l.-ndise. T:u . nia ; J. Me. I: .r.l; Cur- h.. W oodmff a nil wit. tis Raymond. Drain : a V. Mrs. . Lilian, i nv; i.. i; I'ify; J. II t'o..liraii, W II. Col li I'eVantcr, A.'e, II. v H.rriiiKS, ;'. -f. l.ouis; :..u: p. -en.-. A. M; 1 1. . : : . .ii, Kd i.it. h. Thud ... P. !' Mil- ncaton, tu-troit. j Medford: .1. I', .IoIiiimo: by, Portland: W. II Seattle; A. s. Archer. 7. X C. Hays. Portland; :'.- v Seattle; I-'. K. lire! , inl. ;!. : 1). P. Murpliy. Sat, Kr.in.i Dorrls. a. K. h,,,,;,, k.Im. Mlot, New York : I". ll.,n. ward Prior, w. ' m,,., Toiinc. I,. Kisele and ;ier, Mill r I'll lie ico , 1' II Karl A. Roberts, l'ortl.,,,,1. I Hotel M. flail, ii. A. 'R. Ulltler. Seattle. Wa-li I Drew, Voliealla; (i. II. ; ,,i Martin. Kngler, II. P. ... c. s. in. I'ort- Miller. W. T. Kir.li. .1.,, IK land; A. It Ansiin, ) Nicholson. .Meadow dale. Larson, city: .lames r, I'rank : M. II. Hovill, I'.M- '. Ruck Minn -tell,,. Idaho; John ,le u r. I .V II Foley, I'itv; I. p. i;., Fork; F. M. I'ilkinion. Rosehliru llolel. f. I linker, .1. . Hose. (!. Portland; . Illkton; KiiUleSoll, tie Creek; T. Overton. I'ol'thin.l . .1 i M. MeKlnln. Ceo. Hester C. R. I'raliklin and wjt, .Min i na lionu, I le el.iliil ; ( . i . 11. .. .Mliiersoil. i . F. Morales. C. K. W. A. Foley. F. S. Median, IN.rilnn'd CI.KAXSFS Vol' It ll.Un, M.IKKS IT lti:.l'TIFl l,. It heroines thick, wny, lii-ir..us mid all dandruff disappears Hair stops eomiiic; out. Surely try a "Danderine Hair Cleanse." if you wish to Immediately double (he beauty of your hair. Just moisten a cloth with liatnlerlne nnd draw it carefully through yiinr hair, takini; one small stiaiei at a lime; this will cleanse the hair of iImfI. dirt or any excessive oil In a few mo ments you will he ninaze.l Your hair will be wavy. fhifTy aa.l abund ant and possess an lin-niniiaralilo soft ness, lustre and limn lance. Resides beautif ltifj the hair, one application of Danderine dissolves every particle of dandruff; cleanses, purifies and Invigorates the scalp, stopping itehiiii; ami fal'ihu hair. Danderine is to the hair ulu: rresh showers of rnln and sunshine arc to VOROtatlon. It Koes riKhl to the roots. InviRorates and stretiiitheiis them. Its exhiliaratinK, sMiiiuUtlr.c and iife producins properties cause the hair to frrow abundantly Iouk. strong and beautiful. You can surely have pr.tiv, soft, lustrous hair, and lots of it. if you will just get n 2.1 cut hot lie of Knowlton's Danderine from any ilriiK store or toilet cou.'it-T an.l try It ns directed. Adv. (.I,,;..;..!..;..;....;..;. .;-;!!!'!-' ' ' f 4 Oood, clean. .vro:.r!:il!i 4 rooms at MeCl.i'leii Hi.'.-: at 2.U0 per week aa.l n;. BONDS llomls thai are L v A -' ne-iM for ravines I...M:- ..': 1 f..r Xa tional hanks - "" ' I ' the public on a !'!.- . : ! '"' 1 per cent Inter. 1 ... - i:.!:" have been j i n . 1 ii,...ii ' y !'' baliklliK aiChol ite at: 1 ).' ah' lately Solllnl. 'I I." '. ar. ! k by first inor'ii.'iire na h.li t '.u inconie cily j.ro;.rt'. an 1 't1- iti ti-rest Is .aal.le in . a-1. . .er six months. In-a .1 1 'i L"! 1 I 1 1 I and la: i.'e 1 il'.nn and linn"!. Why he satisfied ii'li I ; or less when you can !; t per cent? Why not start at on- e ' Hii.all I...1U1. nit some of your funds to w .: k w le-re the principal is perfect. y safe and where the Interest retains ate Mire? Income heaiing ptopeity Is the best security in the i,r'..l and the bonds t.ow offered ti, the public have the additional iciaran'ce of responi-ihle persons as slKtiers nf the bonds. If you are interest.-1 in making a satisfactory i in ' u.eiit f fundi I v.111 he clad to explain th.s h'.nd Issue in detail. W. H. Richardson Roseburg, Oregon PHONE 122 Rooms 2 1 " -2 1 S . Perkii.i llail l t.g. 1 H LOCAL L. Hercher returned to DIUrd lt night. M. K. Dean returned to bit bom at Days Creek last night. D. M. Hanan went to Wlnchetr today to look at a bunch of cattle. See The Antler' program la aa- other part of tbla paper. Mrs. Wm. Deardorff la bera to spend a week visiting with her mother. Mrs. Howard returned to Riddle lust night, after spending the day In Koseburg. Georgo Cole returned to Myrtle Creek last evening, after a day spent in Roseburg. K. J. Khoerry, of Oranti Paaa. wh6 had been here on buaineaa, returned home last night. V. F. Drager. of the Drager Fruit Co., of Salem. Is here looking after business Interest. Geo. Thompson, of Meedford, who has been In Roseburg since Saturday, left for hi borne last night. Save a big round dollar out of every ten by buying your Fall up plle here during our 10 Reduction Sale. Until 20th only. Josepheon'. Mrs. Jones, left today for ber bom In Grants Pass, after a week' visit here with Mrs. D. Y. Allison. J. 11. Icenihouser, of Victor, Mon tana. who has been here looking for a location, left for Myrtle Creek to day. Miss Wayburn, secretary of the Homo Mission Society, la hero today to lecture this afternoon at the Bap tist Church. There will be a dance at Orange hall, Looking Glass, Friday night, No vember 21. The Roseburg Orchestra will furnish music. Supper at the Howard house. Committee. J. H. Cochran loft for Medford to day, after stopping In Roseburg while his way south from Willamette I Valley points. I V. II. Campbell, of Ashland, -ha leased his ranch near Myrtle Creek to C. A. Strong for the ear, and re ' turned home last night. The Ladies' Aid of the Oakland, Oregon, Chrlstluu Church will enre u 2.1c suuer kraut dinner Friday, Nov. 21, at the home of Mr. Mary Evans. Everybody Invited. daw ! .!. W. Hunter and wife who came here rroni North Yakima a tew day ago to locale, continued on their way to Medford today. They will prob ably return to locate here In the near j future. i S. M. Pardee was In town from iCauyoiiville today. He report the fruit crop mostly shipped, except the apples, and they will be going soon. Farming operations are also active in that vicinity. Light and warmth make the home, i As sure as you're alive. They both are easily obtained : Hv calllnK two-three-five. ' Ore.. Gas & Elec. Co. I Itev. Paul J. Lux and wife went to Myrtle Creek last evening, where Rev. Lux preached last night and partici pated in the installation of a new pas tor, Dr. (). T. Morgnn, In the Presby terian Church there. Rev. W. A. Siuiek also assisted In the core- j monies. A Hint to Young Mother. "When my children show the sliKhtest symptoms of being croupy, I kIvo them Chamberlain's Cough Kenicdy, and whun I have a cough or cold on the lungs I take It for a few days and am soon rid of the cold," writes Mrs. Clay Kry, Fergu son Sta., Mo. The first symptom ol croup Is hoarBeness, give Chamber lains Cough Remedy a soon a the child becomes hoarse and it will pre vent the attack. This remedy con tains no narcotic. For sale by alt dealers. C 8alty Savored Spaeoh. The natives of the coast town down east discuss every phase of Mf or death III terms of the sea. A fishertnnn bad recently laid hi wife, Delia, to rest In the Tiling cem etery, lie visited the spot few day afterward with the undertaker, and found another nowly mnde gray di rectly behind that of hi wife. Regard lti It curiously, be sold to tb under taker: "Wal. s'r. SI. who's thnt boiied thr rtstarn o' Dele?"-Youth' Companion. Cauaa For His Taar. "It has been n Ioiik time since I bar read any contemporaneous poetry tbat moved me to lenn " "Only the other rifty I read poem thai moved me to tears." "How did It move you soT1 "I wept UM'tuiM I couldn't get t tn author " itlrmltii.-bnin Aire-Herald. Mean Ratort. He Thee Ji-uies you put up all taat alike to inc. dear She- Itul you Can tell the difference by the Inliela II- Hll. I tie! el tlloluht of tnstlllg tb 1 I.eN. dear.- Yoiikers ntntenmaa To lie aUvay fortnnnti. and to n throia'ii nr.- with i til that ha never known - trr.-.v N t Im lnuorant of 004- half of in le-e Set. een .Nerious and -Sick Ileautacba, Torpid liver, constipated bowal and disordered stomach ar tb cnuses of these heudache. Tak Dr. Kings New Live Pills, you will b surprised bow quickly you will get relief. They stimulate the different oraans to do their work properly. No better rKiilator for liver and bowel. Take 2T.r and Invest In a boi today. At all druggists or by mall. H. I. liucklen Co , Philadelphia ad Bt. Louis. B A genuine saving of 10 cents oa svery dollar. That's what w offr you Id our 10" Reduction Sal. Until Nov. 10th only. At Joaepbaos', la. tb matter of the resolution by tb legal voters or Road District No. . to Improve certain roads In said district by special- tax. It is ordered that the character and manner of said proposed Improvement, as set tortu in the resolution adopted by the meeting of tb legal voter of said district beld on the 16th day of No vember, 1913, said resolution was this day filed in this court, be an.l the aanie are hereby approved. Similar order were made In mat ter of proposed improvements to bo mad In districts Noa. 11, 49, 16, I'd, 46, $1. and 2. F. P. Vogel, supervisor of road dis trict No. 34, tendered his resignation and filed his final account, showttiK balance on hand of 124.46, which was turned over to the County Treas urer. Tbl account being found cor rect. It was ordered that a warrant for ,42.60 be drawn In his favor for service aa supervisor and his resin nation accepted. Petition of Walter Lerwlll, et al, tor the location of a road in Tp. 30, 3. R. 1 West, dismissed for the rea son that the proof on file show that only notice of application have been posted and the court has no jurisdic tion to order same reviewed. Petition of J. M. Ledger wood, et ai, for the establishment of a county road, continued until next term. Petition of C. H. Maupin, et al, foi a county road coming on for hearliiK on report of Geo. M. Brown, District Attorney, it Is ordered that said peti tion and proceedings thereunder he dismissed, for the reason that the proof of posting notices of present ing the petition is Insufficient to give the court jurisdiction to open said road. In the matter of the resignation of M. C. Raymond, aa supervisor of road District No. 44, the same is accepted and bis report approved. K. C. Sutherland was appointed supervisor of said district for the unexpired term. Bond of C. O. White as Justice or tbe Peace of Myrtle Creek precinct wa approved. "CASCARET8" CLEAN BR LIVER AND BOWKL8. Oare Sick Headache, Constipation, JUIIoiUBes, Sou Stomach, Had Breath Csusdy Cathartic. Oet a 10-cent box now. Are you keeping your liver, stom ach and bowel clean, pure and fresh with Cascaret or merely forcing a passageway every few days with salts, cathartic pills or castor oil? This Is Important. Cascarets Immediately cleanse the stomach, remove the sour, undigested and fermenting food and foul gases; take tbe excesa bile from the liver and carry out of the system the con stipated waste matter and poison In the bowels. No odds how sick, headachy, bil ious and constipated you feel, a Cas earet tonight will straighten you out by morning. They work while you sleep. A 10-cent box from your drug gist will keep your head clear, stom ach sweet snd your liver and bowels regular for months. Don't forget the children their little Insldes need a gentle cleansing, too. Adv. THK KltKK MKTIIODISTS. Revival meetings still continue at the Free Methodist Church In West Hosehurg. Our district elder, Itev. J. W. Sharp, came this morning. He will preach for us tonight and he wltli us all the week. He will hold quarterly meetings over Sunday. You are cordially Invited to attend these meetings. C. II. SAWYER, Pastor. NOTICK TO ARTISANS. Artisans please take notice that the next regular meeting will he in' t lie Maccabee hall, Wednesday evening, November 19th. Come and enjoy a social, lunch and a general good time. 3t TILLIK JOHNSON. M. A. Roseburg trading stamps taken al Clark ft Clark' for Xmas photos Sit now. We have received a few hundred B-jrear-oli prune trees. They are ex tra fine and Juat the tiling lo fill I" vacaarMM of last year's planting. Phoae 102. Kltchln at Iliac k. dnw A POLICY In tb Mutual Life of New Tork Will eot you I and rstnrn mors than any other company. 1. V. HI TCHASON, I rial Mgr. Room I, First Stat A Savings Hank Rice & Rice Real Estate-Investments Isnrsnc brokers. Bonds, wsrrsste, tnl loess negoti ated. House for rent and kulnea xchang. Advice on any part of Douglas County and Its adaptnee. Stock, fruit and general farm for sale. Business of all kinds. Rome very select stock ranches. City property and businesses for al. Long time Insurance at very low rate, all old Una companies; no chance for spe cial assessments as in mutual companies. Always buy tbe ! If tb aheapeet. Lower floor Masonic Uldg Roseburg, Oregon - -5 ' ' ' "1 " ' ' . , . . .1 ' V- :, --'V-: '- ' -.. :- !..-- '. r-.- ' . - ' .. '..- ,' " ' " , ' r .-'-,!,,' " " - : Ttiy KKSsSvyvv . J The Kind Too Hove Ahrwys to Use for over SO nsn. nd AU Counterfeits. Imitations Jtxpennient that trUle wltn and InfauU and CMldren-KxperieiaO) What is CASTOBI1 Oantorln Is harmleas snbstltnto tbir OMtMP 'ill'Xaw gortc, Droi.s and Soothlnir Kvruoa. It to lUbmmt It eontalos neither Oniura. SIorDhlne not abatance. I tit nee. 1 Its crmiranteav It desilNM W and allays Feverlslines. it Uollc It, relieves Tooth. no? and Flatulency. It OHrilnillAtes the Food Htoniach nmt ltowclx. iritlna The Chlklrun'u Puutauciv- The GENUINE CASTORIA J? 7 Bears tbe The Kind You Have Always Bought in use ror uver iU J9vm, Vk eraT.ua eoMNMv. n Muaaav eraanb aewesasissr. . ' OUTHKRlf PACIFIC TIMK CARD. North bound. No. Name Leave 12. Shasta Limited ... 7:40 a. m. 14. Overland 2.15 p. in. 10. Klyer 11 10 p. m. 18. l'ort.-Cllenduln loc.'l .10 a. m. Houthbonnd. 11. Shasta Limited ...1:31 a. m, II. Overland 6:10 a. m. 16- Flyer 9.45 A. m. 17. rort.-tiiendale loc'l Riali p. m. It will be noticed that the above Is the leaving, time of those trains. ANNOl'NCKMKM. Dr. J. L. Callaway. Osteopathic physician, Is now located In the First Trust A BavlngR Hank building, cor- ser of Jackson and Oak streets. Has. phone 380, office 82. dtf ciioosim; iiik iti mit nti:si:vr. Are you in doubt about a certain prcKonl? The Youth's Companion IVERS & POND PIANOS Upright, Grand and Player Kniiri'-rnt Die .iIkIk-aL Htiinilard ever nthiined la tbe art of piano timlltf C. S. HE1NLINE, local Agent, Phone m Why Pay More? Wit Itiftn kdIor nn prlrfH. Il"w iIim'H thin strike you: Im.uikiIk! W I'tour, xHt, per sark $1.40 l,:nj;f win'- lit'JiiiH, pt-r H fe I'n.k i'.'iiis. p'T M (e S.it:;ir, 17 Ids $1.00 V,.' Kivi tiinhiiK 'lM,','t wllh a'l lint fp"cial prlctsi. The CASH STORE We Save You Money 1 2t W, ('nun Street. I'h. .11.. "J70. Roseburg, Oron. A Roseburg Broom 'All! iwcwp Jiiif 11 - clean and will tin I011M wear Nmjrr tit in one raaie 'hflre. Py bnylnu our brooma 'iii urn ufi-lHtltiK a Local Industry and Getting a Better Broom V malte all kinds of k. u.I brooma ,1,1 it ua mi 11 1 e them. V.'sIkk brooms ..1 :i!l ilrvKoo.ls rfti.l drn .-tores. Free seed for plnn'lne.. I iieiMt ou having a Roseburg Broom ROSEBURG BROOM FACTORY lloctgrsifkjaw las li in ftsal staMstaaW hat Ds a e jw" and M JjHaM9NM cures JMarrhOB aast WIV Troubles. 3i J health v . 1 SloUierM Frlenda Signatnr oT'VI'"' , has proved to be on of the hast that can be chosen. Perhaps jrea has not seen It lately, and are sot jalte 'mire. Then let as send yoa a ! copy or two. Suppose yoa ask tor the Issues containing the nscnlsg chapters of Arthur Staawood Pier's 'line serinr itory or lire IB 1 school "HI Father's 80a." If look the paper over carefallr. lug In mind tbat there are flftT-twe I such number for s year's sabssrla ;tlon of 2, we are sure you will say that a better present eottld aet be .chosen, whothor for a yosng feraoa j or for an entire family. I For the year' lubaaripttoa of It there In Included a copy of the Coa- ! pan Ion Practical Home Calendar Mill I, nnd all the Issue tor the 1 tualnlng weeks of this year. datlBJf" from H10 time the subscription Is re--' j ceived. I If you ask for sample copies we I will send with them the nnnnnaoe 1 Iment for 1914. ' 1 ! TIIF, YOUTH'S COMPANION, 114 llerkoley St., Boston, Mass. I New subscriptions received at this office. "- 1'7 ; .1 - !! '3 '1 1 - torn- -for ) 1 4 t