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PHONE 76 OTT'S MUSIC STORE Roseburg, Oregon DAILY WEATHER REPORT . S. Weather Rni-emi teburg, 24 hours endln : by. . rerfnftation In lnrho n,t i.... lllbs: illlljtll tcmnprntnre r.t i i iii i ill temperature ....... iic 1 1 1 ' 1 1 a I lo ii Li precipitation since first of nr, mill precip. for this month S.9:! kl precip. from Sept. 1 to date 8.0.-. Ir. precip. from Sept. 1. 1877 lft.T:! hi deficiency from Sept. 1, 2. (IS rage precipitation for 3G wet asons (sepc. lo May inclu de.) .33.08 WILLIAM BELL, Observer. WEATHER PrufnillT. ir tonight and Tuesday. -NOTICE OF TEACHERS EXAMINA TION. ft POLICY 4 In the flutual Life of New York cost you less and return more any other company. K. HITCH ASON, Dint. .Mgr. Notice Is herebr elven that tho County Supt. of Douglas County, Oregon, will hold the regular exami nation of applicants-for State Cer j tiflcates at the courthouse In Rose burg, Oregon, as follows: Commencing Wednesday, Decem ber 17, 1913, at o'clock a. m., and continuing until Saturday, December 20, 1913, at 4 o'clock p. m. Wednesday Forenoon, Writing, u. S. History, Physiology. Wednesday Afternoon. Physical Geography, Reading, Com position, Methods in Reading, Methods In Arithmetic. Thursday Forenjon. Arithmetic, History of Education Psychology, Methods In Geography. Thursday Afternoon. Grammar, Geography, American Literature, Physics, Methods In Lan guage, Thesis for Primary Certifi cate. Friday Forenoon. Theory and Practice, Orthography, Knglish Literature, Chemistry, Friday Afternoon. School Law, Geology, Algebra, iivu uovernmem. Saturday Forenoon. Geometry, Ilotany. Saturday Afternoon. General History, Bookkeeping. Yours truly, dsw COUNTY SCHOOL SUPT. i i s i .... (,usmM iw I r "X M 11 A - -M 111! I TU I I i- msurssSM hit I. ' f IrW HvrarW. 1 U lfZ&'. M I I I I I I I I Hi, i vmm .i I V VT S 'CL0Z i il I 1 1 I I 1 1 1 II I I - trb KXUTE, AT ANTLER'S THEATER, DECEMBER 16. mess mission to Oregon City this I morning, to remain for several days. 2, First State & Savings Hank, j Dry slab wood Page's Is the place. i ou want wood We have it Fir and oak Block and split rager, Mclntire Co. The Full Measure Yard Phone 165 Office and Yard North Roseburg Jero Fanning Mills Corn Shellers The Best Spray Outfits Hand or Power Call or write us for prices. J. FBARKER. & COM PANT Implements and Vehicles Roseburg, Oregon LS0LINE ENGINES HAY CUT TERS LOCAL NEWS. Tonlcht "Wlin Will M..-.. M o at Majestic. ' I ls Bessie Miller went to Round , wriurio tins morning to vlBit a few M. H. Larson went to Dillani iut ,u ,..i,i. ...... evening for a short visit. iWnite ' Miss Blancho llvrnn nf nin.rH ' r'i....i.. n n-n i ,.ii, ... , , . . iioiir. ii. iiuiiuiiu viinru iivio Waited friends In this city over Sun- tills morning from Myrtle Creek to aa) lneml tie fl.iv ill Ion, 1 1., tn l..,ulnn.a Take 5'our broken furniture In the mutters. Hospital, W. Oak street, near Hose. I ... ". , . I ic:Mit. ntniu remrut'U Here Miss Edna Powell, of Oakland U this mornim- frnm Mrll Creek. spending a few days visiting friends where she spent Sunday with her In this city. parents. ' U; Lawrence returned to Dillurdj Patronise Farmers' Public Market esterday evening, after spending the, every Tuesday aud Saturday. This any in this city. wm bneflt Dolh consumers and pro- C. E. Logsdon, of Riddle, spent 'duccrs. Prices always reasonable, some time here Saturday looking ui- w. L. Nichols returned home to ter business matters. Kiddle Satiinlay evening, after spend- Mr. and Mrs. A. A. DuBois arrived i"K a couple of days here with here this morning from Oakland to friends. spend the day shopping. I MifK M,nKarPt St. Ongo was In Mrs. C. F. McLaughlin arrived from Hound I'rulrle Saturday, doing here Saturday evening from Medford j some Irudlng, returning homo the to visit friends for a few days. Gile & Co's. parking house will open Monday, Dec. 15. All employes are requested to be present. Mr. and Mrs. Chandler llilders. of Portland, left here yesterday for Grants Psbs, after a short visit. Mrs. W. II. Payne, of Medford. is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Horace Mursters in this city for a week. Miss Edna C'arrick returned hen' Saturday from a two weeks visit al Cresweli with relatives and friends. K. L. Thornton, who has been visiting in this vicinity for several days, returned to Ouklaud yesterday. Roseburg Nursery Co., Klteliin & Black, Props., corner Oak and Main streets. Phone 1S2. S. J. Culver left here on a busi- JEWELRY "The Gift of Gifts" 75 sumo cviMiing. llii rnhl Clasmi, of tho Hotel t'mp (u:i. U-u Iutp .Sunday inorniug for fortlaiHl, wihto ho will spend a fuw days on IiuhIiicss. ('(implcto linn or Mills Tiros.' high est gradtt roffi't'H, tfas, fipires and ex traitK for Halo by tho Hee Hive Oro- rery. Mrs. l-:ii.ulM-!li aiis. of DM lard, who atti'iidtMl (o Kniiif HlioppiiiR mat trs litMc lor a Hliort time Saturday, has ri'tunn-d homo. .la. 'IVmplin lft yesterday for the r.aitli-ti Hot ri r 1 1 1 k h . hake County, Calif , for a sojourn then for the bfiiWit of his health. Mr. and Mm. V. II. Kenny, of l.i'uiiii, spent Sunday visit. nj with tlie lati'Ts parents. Mr. and Mr. J. T. Ilryan, In tills city. llarhh phyHlrn react, weaken the buwi-ls, will lead to chronic conHtlua t ton . lioan'H KeKulcts operate easily. J.'.e a box at all stores. V K. l.ewis. oT Cottage drove, n fiinietl home today, after a few days visit hen- w ith bis brut her. who Is in the Sftldiers' Home. I'i.l MeCrenor. deputy sheriff at r.N'inluM'. r turned Saturday evening att'-r pl.o im; a prisoner, apprehended ihe:,,1 In the rminty jail. Mrs. I. I. Wilson and baby ar rj ! lure yesterday from Medford, to ffr some time with her par- t-iii-. Mr and Mrs. I. N. I'ark. Waterinan's Ideal Fountain Pens, n larne stork to select from at the UoK'btirr Hook Co. We give S. & H. (irn-ii 'liatliiig Samps. I" K rcii-on left here last evening foi Aslilati'l. where hi has a position lor -.ohm tini'- wot king j 1 1 a roiitrart .lolin llu'itrr has in that city. T. WIIK.V IX IKrilT GIVE JEWKMtV When In doubt as to what to give a gentleman, give hi in a pair of Cuff Links There Is no doubt about what kind I to give. .The EL KAY stands In a class alone made from one piece of solid gold, and guaranteed indefinitely against breakage. Clad to show them to you. I A. S. Huey Co. "The Gift Store" I Sn.clftnri l..fr here this mnrn- ,c lor Portland, after a month's lit with his son, Walter Singleton, ihI oilfr relatives and friends. II T Mrf'lalleii, tester of weights ;i?ul lu-.i-'it'-s for liie county, went to n.tUm.l this morning to look after .u.iiM- iiiiitt'-rs for a few days. I.'!. Moore is now walking about lo'AT. rn 'Mitrlics, the p-slllt of a fall l-'i:!;i. i;i:V ai 1 ti. skating rink. ut.Ii.li s1 ! lc.:is!y Injured his ankle. H.il.iTt ImiCiik. of I'orthiml, who !.-tl Cnt lmrir seerul yejirs ago, is now vi-.'HiK h'-re, reiianlfng niiittTs i-.-I.i'im' o r liiiiinitig i-Miiutietitly. What could be nicer for a Xmas pr's'-nt than a nice pair of shoes or slippers. iet the best at Stephens' Stun; S'ore We give Koscburg Trad ing Stamps. (' II Urueser. of WiI.ilH -.tet, (ante hi',. i,4t ' vet, in g to enti-r Mercy . Mn.-piltil. wliere in- nil undergo ir''.tt:i:-!it 'a Ilr Stely upon ltl(i eyes. ! K. A 'loff and wife arrived here f rfuii Klkton yes'erday fvimiiiik. and will spend a Miratl'in of two we'ks .ip-itlm: with tlie tatters parents at Melrose. ! Ralph and Harry f'ronise came In I from their homesteads, near (Hide yesterday, and left today for their former home at Salem to remain dur ing tne holidays. A. M. Service, of San Francisco who has been vlsltlnc here with A. F Kerr for several days while look ing after business matters, left this morning tor Yoncalla. Miss Ruth Boyle arrived her from Oakland yesterday, where she Is teaching school, and will visit for a week with her brother. C. W Boyle, before reaving for her home at canyonvme. FOR CHRISTMAS. I will h al The Rose Dee. 18th to J6th with a rresh stock of ferns, palms, rubber, blooming plants and other Christmas goods. Mrs. r. D. Owen, Florist dsw W. R. Rlnnaann r.t Qunrf D.I.I Idllhn tt.nt in Pnrtlun.l . ..A .. .. ..It ween spent in looking about this city for a location. According to -ir. r.isassen, ne win probably re turn In a short time. Mrs. J. L. Smith, of Round Priilrle. returned home from Port land last evening, where she had been visiting for some time. She was accompanied from here by Mr. Smith, who had spent a few days in Roseburg. Twenty per cent Is the profit we have fixed on our shoe sales, not for one day or one week, but every day in the year. Always the same and Haddox pays the freight. Two doors north of postofflca. tf Miss Mabel Van Buren received a card this morning from Mrs. J F Marker, written at Washington, I). C. on Dec. 8, saying they expected to leave thorn Iti.l nl.hl v- f- . " ...kiii iui ,uw ur- leans, enrouto to Los Angeles. They uiimi Uie weatner cold In the Hast. Hev. II. Wyse Jones, who has been conducting revival services In the linptlst Church for some time, left this morning for hla home at Mc MlnnvlllH, where he will remain a few days before opening his next meetings nt Portland. The meetings ...-re were 11 ItO successful, a good number of persons being added to tho church roll. A healthy man Is a king In his own right; an unhealthy man Is an un happy slave. For Impure blood and sluggish liver, use Burdock Blood Bitters. On the market 35 years tl a bottle. Sheriff Qulne this morning re ceived $000 ball money from William .leanings, the Indicted county road supervisor, who was short in hla ae eotinlH some time ago at (llendnle. ami was arrested last week at Lake view It was also accompanied by tlie informal inn thtt i,n ....... i.i .. pear here Immediately, although his i noi neccBsury until I i ruary. will collect and receipt for same. Parties indebted fn th firm ..in take notice. ,.. J. H. CAMPBELL & SON. If you have vour shoes rennlrnil hv W. 3. Howard, and soles sewed on, they will be Just as eomfnrtahle new shoes. Ladles' shoes half-soled and heels, 76 cents. Next door to postoSlee. rear of Stenhens' shoe store. l-ooit llMXlll Cauw of lllseate. Druggist Tells of Het Itfiliedy fr It. Pure, healthy blood is a most es sentiul ractor to good health. Poor, thin tAvlt,.ltA.i i.i . , , uil.O'l I.I .1 . be caused by a weakness of the di gestive organs, an accumulation of waste mutter In Iho ...UA... I.. active liver or lack of exercise. Whatever the cause the best rem edy we know is our riellilmi e,.,l liver and iron t.inle Vltw.l u M.in purify and enrich the blood, lone up til" digestive nraiitiM vlv v...i n hearty appetite and create strength A ftUMf hllH ll.af -..n... ... n ... Hon from Culfport, Miss. Mrs. Arme- nse .laueier says: "For months I was in a run-down condition and mi blood was very poor. I had taken 'eral tnedlrlnoK uroicl l..l I... ..t... slclans but they seemed to do mo lio good. Vlnol was recommended, and from the first bottle I noticed an Im provement. I rnntlniii.fi ll n. now feel as strong and well as ever." If vnn hnvi tliu llul...t I...I t ... of poor blood take Vlnol. If It falls to Help you wo will give back your money. The Red Cross Pharmacy, W. F. Chapman, Roseburg, Oregon, P. ft Hrcema RiiiVorar.1 ur. ..... antee our new skin remedy, Saxo. r-1 ,,,, !!lLJLiI For InfknU fxnd OP-. f fAC-' )HTh8 Kind Yea Hr.-3 ntsDtvMloAfsWrni tatdlturiMiisikw Opiumorpnine noriiaatL WOT W ARC OTIC. MfffMitaKaaaa Anafect iVmedv roTCtmS non.aow MDiora.iuaniK IVfarngtirynbtoiB AwBB ness sndLoss or San IkSsslisiirAtnnsr NtrVv" YDRg. Always Bcrt Bears the itnro of A'MSM Signature 7i .1) v . f. . AW ft iAv in USD For Qvor TL ' i If lundrrthsHooJ Exact Copy of Wrappsr. vns wmmm ssmwiiv. a NOTICE. AUTO STAGE UN DSTOV. All urmiml. .n.l ... i ' J. h ?.inn.i. B- " "",u5 ...""'.."f" " u,0 Marsa- . turned over to Frnnk B. Long, who j for Peel and Millwood, leaves O. W; Ralin's trnrapv iIam BhMlJ.. vtuiu paia lor proaaoe me line. Strawberry plants. Mpanurus. rliu- barb, etc., for sale by lloseburg Nur- r uo. For the next days. Dr. E. U.i Hunt will give premium ticket wlU each case of bora d satis try, vklsk will entitle the holder of tks) Brst choice to 26 lo msreaaadlso at Pearce's harness shop. tk koldata of the tickets (not mors thaa 1M) will decide the choice among themsarrssi com petition will close on Doe. II, 1113 The Gift Problem Happily Solved Tasteful nnd appropriate sugges tions of suitable girts for your fam ily nnd friends. Toilet sets, brushes, shaving seta ninnlruro Bets, fancy post cards, safely razors, fancy mir rors, fancy candles, perfumes, bulk and fancy packages; fancy calendars, cameras. To tills sloro when you do your Xmas shopping will savo trouble and annoyance In making your selec tions. Red Cross Pharmacy rTMR iTPI PnMriMI7 rr runicrui in' . s.a viur tlJLU Ml VllKiairiMO I I HTHERE is no need for you to be ' A worn out by holiday preparations if you make good use of your telephone. Tlie Hell telephone companies have found that just before Christinas the number of daily connec tions is the high'-sl for the year. The telephone haa become a necessity of the holiday season, because without il most people would not have time to do what they have planned. Christmas cheer extends beyond the city limit!, and the universal Hell System helps to carry it throughout the laud. Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co. Kvery Hell Telephone la tlwi Center of tlia System. ... . : ' -.1 ,,.' ' V? V. ;' -'-
