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Precipitation In inches and nun- redths: axiniuin temperature 46 Inirnum temperature 34 teclpltation O.'i tal precipitation since first of , IS brmal urcclu. tr this month 5.92 btai preclp. from Sept. 1 to date 8.17 iver. preclp. from Sept. 1, 1877 ll.:o total deficiency from Sept. 1 , li.uu iverage precipitation for 3G wet seasons (Sept. to May inclu sive.) 33.08 WILLIAM BELL, Observer. WEATHER FORECAST: Fulr tonight and Friday. Ii'iuv:i? iv nirc np pav. MKXT8 OF ASSESSMENTS, DUES. On and after January I, 1914, as sessments and Circle dues become due and payable on the first day of each month, and if not paid become delinquent on the fifth day of the same month. LILAC CIRCLE NO. 49, W. O. W. Clara Cawlfleld, Clerk. Dr. A POLICY In the Mutual Life of New York !IU cost you leas and return more an any other company. J. F. HUTCHASOX, l)Ut. Mgr. )om 2, FirBt State A Savings Bank. Hobson's Ointment Heals Itchy Kczema, The constantly Itching, burning sensation and other disagreeable I forms of eczema, tetter, salt rbeum and skin eruptions promptly cured by i Dr. Hobson's Eczema ointment, ueo W. Fitch, of Mendota, 111., says: "I 'purchased a box of Dr. Hobson's Ex zema Ointment. Have naa eczema ever since the civil war, have been treated by many doctors, none bave given the benefit that one box of Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment has." Every sufferer should try It.. We're sn nnsltlve it will help you w'e guar antee It or money refunded. At all druggists, or by mall. SOc. Pfelffer Chemical Co.. Philadelphia or Bt. Louis. B We don't have to scab on prices In order to get the ladles' shoe repair trade. Our prices are ngnt, material !and workmanship the best. Who ever 'heard of a half sole coming on until 'wnm nff when out on by Haddox, twn doora north of Dostoftlce. tf You want wood We have it Fir and oak Block and split Drager, Mclntire Co. The Full Measure Yard Phone 165 Office and Yard North Roseburg Hero Fanning Mills Corn Shelters The Best Outfits Spray Hand or Power Call or write us for prices. J. F. BARKER. (2b COMPANY 1 Implements and Vehicles Roseburg, Oregon I GASOLINE ENGINES HAY CUTTERS My Mamma Says T. c e ns oaie for Children! "The Children's Chil dren" are now using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and it is to day the tame aafe effec tive and curative med icine thattheirparents found it. Forallcoughs, colds, croup, whooping cough, bronchitis, hoarsenes and tickling In throat, use it. It gives satisfactory results. FOLEY S HONEY & TAR FOR Coughs Colds CONTAINS NO OPIATES A Feel In the Christmas Air By JANES WH1TC0MB R.ILEY THEY'S a kind o' feel in the air to me When the Chris'mas times sets in That's about as much of a mystery K l t. As ever I've run atf'in. Fer instunce, now, whilse I gain in weitfht , And flineral health, I swear They's a tfoneness somers I can't quite state A kind o' feel in the air. They's a feel in the Chris'mas air Hoes ritfht To the spot where a man lives at I It tfives a feller a appetite They ain't no doubt about thatl And yit they's somepin I don't know what That follers me here and there And ha'nts and worries and spares me not A kind o' feel in the air. They's a feel, as I say. in the air that's jest As blamed-on sad as sweet. In the same ra-sho as I feel the best And am the spryest on my feet They's alius a kind o' sort of a ache That I can't locate nowhere. But it comes with Chris'mas, and no mistake A kind o' feel in the air. Is it the racket the children raise? Why. no! God bless 'em, no! Is it the eyes and the cheeks ablaze. Like my own wuz lontf atfo? Is it the bleat o' the whistle and beat v. O the little toy drum and blare -O the horn? No. no! It is jest the sweet ' The sad-sweet feel in the air. Favors World's Sarin. The American lencue In It lirli'f nn mini meeting- at rhlrnim voted unani mously nralnst the proposal to sutwll lute a general Intvrlenguc series for the world's series ns now played, illseuss ed Informally the demands or the Play era' federation and pronounced several of them nrceptnlito and appoints! a committee to represent II In a small convention to consider revision of the rules The ineellnc disposed of a nuin her of routine matters. Inclndlne the re-election of Charles V Somers. prcs Ident of the Cleveland club, ns vice president llt;kl THE WAItMNd. Mlas Ula Renner aad friend, from Green, visited here a short time yes terday. Mrs. H. E. Allison arrived here laat Bight from Coburg to spend a few days visiting friends. Listen! Ask santa ciaus for a course at Kelater Sewing School. 216 N. Stephena street. d24 R. Trultt returned to Oakland yes terday, after a couple of days spent la this city on ousiness C. L. Truaaell and family bave re turned home to Round Prairie, after a day's visit In Roseburg. W. E. Marsters, ot the Roseburg Marble Works, left on a business visit ibis morning to Yoncalla. Miss Bertha McCracken, ot Win ston, Is visiting In Roseburg while attending the teachers' examination. Patronise Farmers' Public Market every Tuesday ana uaturasy. inis will benefit bom consumers ana pro ducers. Prices always reasonable. Mrs. E. J. Oatman and Miss Allene MacMlchael are here from Sutherlln, attending the teachers examination, J. D. Howser and C. T. Devore re turned to Oakland thla morning, af ter visKlng here on business for the dsy. Mrs. 8. R. Miller and Mrs. Mamie Clements arrived here this morning from Olendale to visit here a short time. A. "N. Oman, of Portland, a Mor mon evangelist. Is spending a week In this city In the Interest ot his church. Mrs. I. V. Coxlne snd little child returned home to Myrtle Creek yes terday evening, after spending the day here. The La Rose and Mansfield vaude ville troupe, who were playing here the past few days, left for Eugene this morning. Mr. and Mrs. I. P. Oardner, who were In from Riddle yesterday ou business, returned home laat evening on the local train. Mrs. M. T. Dver and Mrs. H. A Adams, who were in from Myrtle Creek yesterday for a short visit, re turned last evening. Commissioner J. 8. Wiley left for his home at Myrtle Creek last even Ine. after the adjournment of tne County Court here yesterday. What could be nicer for a Xmaa present than a nice pair of ahoes or slippers. Oet the best at Stephens' Shoe Store. We give Roseburg Trad ing Stamps. F. H. Sands, who recently arrived hern from Nebraska to look for location In this vicinity, went to Wil bur this morning for the day. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Guthrie, Sheridan. Wyoming, left here thli morning for Dallas, after looking about this city for several days. If your gaB service Is not satisfact ory, nlense telephone the gas com pany, and your complaint will receive nronuit attention. Don I wait, nui u It now. Mrs. E. C. Dodge and daughter, of Iowa Falls, la., left here yesterday evening on their return by the Soutn ern ro te. after stopping here for I brief visit with the former's uncle, William Carlon. T.nren front room for family two or three for rent, with or with out hoard: cas heat, free bath, and nice location. 327 West Douglas St Phone 88-J. Mrs. J. F. Parker, who has been visiting with her brothor, Roy Saylos, for a day or two, left last evening for her home at Goshen. Her sister Miss Nellie Sayles. will remain for few days longer. of Many HtMii-hurg People Have Hone So. REQUEST FOR IUDS. When the kidneys are weak they Klvo unmliUukHblu warnings that shuuld not hu Ignored. Uy examina tion of tho uiiiie and treating the kidneys upon the first sign of dis order, many days of sulterlng may li saved. Weak kidneys usually ex pel a dark, HI-suielllnK urine, full of "hrifkdiist" sediment and painful In passage. SIiikkIrIi kidneys often cause a dull pain in the small of the back, headaches, dizzy spells, tired. laiiKuld feelings and frequent rheu niainrlwTliKeH." Dunn's Kidney I'llls aro for the kidneys only. There is no better recommended remedy. ItoselnirK people endorse Doan's Kidney I'llls. Mrs. G. L. Hayes. West Uosehurg, Di e., says: "One of I lie family who ulfered from kidney weakness got In the District Court or the United States .for the District of Oregon In the matter of Snder & Company, ' k.nl,nl I , ... , , , , ,, . ,'morn relief from Doan's Kidney Pills ! i iii mo". ' " than all other medicines combined .following parcels of property, 'u-,, am 01y ,m , ,.,)orse them aled at Glnndale, Oregon, in the .,,( f,... that all should know about storeroom formerly occupl'-d liy lh- t...inM Ki,tnev I'llls." above named bankrupt, said property I For sale hv all dealers. Prlrn SO belne formerly the property ot paid ' .,..lt l-'oster-Milliiirn Co., IlulTalo bankrupt, up to and until 1:1:00 '-is'(.w York, sole agents for the United clock noon on Friday. December stiitos. 1813: Henn-mher the name Doan's 1. Stock of goods, wares, and , la. n ol,er merchandise, consisting of groceries.! 0 tobacco, hardware, tinware, ammuU-j ,UerB only 35 cents crockery, glassware, oils, pain ts, ... i,,,),, ,), trff t cannot tip over, and l.mt a life time, on salo at the iliisehurg Hook Store. We give S. k II. (ireen Trading Stamps. of tin w aeons ; Inv.-n-i ,. tlon wagons, farm implements. e-,c inventoried value of $.".to2..' One mule, three delivery and one set harness, of th torled value of J170 00, Fixtures pertaining to tl.e same of the inventoried value of 11 ' 2. Certain buildings "' I ertv not under lease, of tie; lir.Mi torled value of $1100 Ou. Bids to be received upon J ir.co number one and number two fepar ately. I Certified check for 10 per must acronipony each hid. 1 Sale sublect to the approval o court. im.ninrv of the property may seen at my office, and also at 'lien dale, Oregon, where the property may be inspected. Dated this 11th day of December. 113. It. L. SAIilN. No. 40-747 Morgan Hldg . iti Portland, Oregon. A Danger Signal. Hoarseness in a child that Is sub lent to rroun Is a sure sign of annroachlna attack. Give Chamber Iain's Cough Remedy as soon as the child becomes hoarse and the attack may be warded off. For suio ny an dealers. 0 BsBBjaBBjajaBsasssBssHsaBfaassBsssssscswsaa ,.. . ini-S. .... .-.. v- t '-, : ? MmNWsWWk'MkXV' 1 ' 'S! - u iuo tur viw w jrvnrsf sj and. hi Slot' t The Kind Too Have Always BotUfht, aad whlesa ksM in use for over SO rears, nna Dona tM and has been asaoa s onol sitDerrlslasi abuse Allow no one todeeetTeTasita All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Jnst.-KOod,ta . t , KxperimenU thiit trllle w ith and endanger the fcialtaT asf ' - . j.: Infiutta and Children Bzperiense agnlnst SiferisMasV i v a 5 What Is CASTORIA ft Oastoria Is n harmlefls subsUtute tint Castor O0 arorto. Droiit and Swotlilun Syrups. " It I flm contains ueltlier Opltun, lilorphlne nop ether Va aabstance. Its nirn is Its pit&rantoo. It destreje Wenss .- aad allays l-Vvcrisliiiess, ;t cures plarrtuMs and Wlasl v Colic It reliotos Tccf lu-is' Troubles, cure CesiatJpartloat -and Flatulency. II axrdinilutt's tho Food, regnlataa the Stomach and llowcls, i;iriuir licalthy and natural aleef The Children's Pauuce-Tlie Mother's Friend GENUINE CASTORIA AI.WAYO Sears the Signatoro of S? Hie Kind You Have Always Bonht In Use For Over 30 Years. NOTICK. All accounts and notes owing to J. II. Campbell & Son have been turned over to Frank B. Long, who will collect and receipt for same. Partlos Indebted to the firm please take notice. J. H. CAMPI1ELL & SON. If you havo your shoes ropnlred by W. S. Howard, and soles sewed on, they will be Just as comfortable as new shoes. Ladles' shoes hnlf-soled and heels, 75 cents. Next door to postofflce, rear ot Stophens shoe store. AUTO STACK LIK1I DBTOT. Daily stages and Sutos tor Karsh fleld and all Coos Bay points, alse for Peel and Millwood, leaves O. W. Itnpp's grocery store, 138 Bhsrisaa street. Cash paid for prod ace the line. Strawberry plants, nsparngiis, rhu barb, etc., for sale by llosoburtf Nur sery Co. For the next (0 days. Dr. R. B. Hunt will give a premium ticket with each case of horse dentistry, whisk will entitle the holder, of the first choice to 325 In marc handles at Pearce's harness shop, the holders of the tickets (not mors than It) wUI doctde the choice among themaalvas by a popular vote. This ofsc aad competition will doss OS Deo. It, 1913. 11. iv it the i your in l-'iiniit ure d sp'ings lightened Hospital. W. Oak St. cent the t.f Slab Wood No Edgings Can you use one or more carloads nf 4-foot slab wood, absolutely free from pricings and enual to cord wood? We can supply you; our price Is right. White for our price. loslyn-Grrswold Lumber Co. I Drain, Oregon Your Wife's Christmas Probably she lias gone without nice silverware since your marriage. Surprise her Christmas morning, it won't cost much. Roger's 1847 Silverware in Vintage, Old Col ony, Sharon, Shell, Windsor, Tipped and Charter Oak patterns make the most desir able Xmas gifts. Let us show you how much your money will buy, if spent for silverware. S. K. Sykes The Gift Problem Happily Solved Tasteful and appropriate sugges- J (luns of siiltnblo gifts for your fam ily and friends. Tollot sots, brushes, shaving nets manlcuro sets, fancy post cards, safety razors, fancy mir rors, fancy candles, porfumes, bulk and fancy packages; fancy calendars, cameras. Como to this store to do -your Xmns shopping and aav trouble and nnnoynnco In making your selec- ) Hons. . ..x Red Cross Pharmacy For- Braceletts, Brochcs, Burettes, Hat Pins, Mesh Bags, V anity Cases, Signet Rings, Set Kings, Optical Goods, Carving, Sets, Safety Razors, Shaving Sets, Toilet Sets, Reading Classes, Smoker Sets, Cigarette Cases, Silverwear, Cut Glass, Sil ver Deposit Glassware. A complete line of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry Coods. The quality of our goods remain long after t h e price is forgotten J. T. BRYAN JACKSON STRICT, ROSEBURG , cv,. !i::.r!..: yes vr-;:j ::-4.'.V. vr. r 1 1 "it?fFIM'' ita,i'iii,'iw:i',H'wHs 0?rn- urn f f 4wKn,'cvwia li -: c .. ...... : '
