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Newspaper Page Text- -r. ,t If It's NEW We Have It L'i OM... XT CAFETERIA Sl'PPKK. The. ladles of St. George's Church will serve a cafeteria supper In the Pariah House, 214 Eaat Cass Street, on Saturday afternoon from 5 to 7. Menn. Roast beef with brown gravy Corn Beef hash. Mashed Potatoes Spaghetti with tomatoes Fruit salad. Tomato salad ' Roseburg TRADIfld (KB 53 Premium Parlors Are the only trading stamps or cheska that do not take a large amount of money Out of Every dollar Invested la them remains At Home There are at this time i,909 worth All Cash Savers Think carefully what a saving this means and trade where you get sav ings that are good In exchange at 53 atores. 53 Premium Parlors Stamp Company, Inc. The Hoof of the Horse, and the Man Who Shoes It If you have a breakdown, have ua fix it. Wagon work, wood or Iron. In fact anything In the blacksmith's line from a mouse trap to a locomotive, we fix 'em. One price to all. Kisoer & Marsh Practical sad Bclentlfi HORSESHOERS The L slag Shop Rrg, Or. Bill aat George, the Farriers. A J. I. CASK 1 a "light draff plow, and will do efficient work for a long time. It Is easy to say that any plow la th best oa earth, but that I what they alltlalm. But here's part of our claim: EVERT . I. CASE plow la built oa a SOLID STEEL FROO. Mold board, share, landslld and beam are all firmly bound to tbla on piece. This makes th Itrongeat support yet devised and la typical of J. I. CASE good. J. F. BARKER & CO. Implements and Vehicles Roseburg, Oregon Dry Oak and Fir Wood, Split or Block TEe Bellows Store First Showing of Spring Ready to Wear Coats and Suits NEW TODAY The Baby Dolt Shoes -1 I 1 I? 4 ... C. i lie newest uui in ruuiBcu. u iin.ni our shoe section. NEW English Walking Boots, Black & Tan Cream pie. Lemon pie Cheese Gelatine plum pudding Cake Bread and butter Tea Coffee Fresh olives both ireen and Tine, at tbe Bee Hive Orooery. Cedar posts, split, rough, sawed or aurfaced at tbe Brown Lumber Co, 53 Premium Parlors Town in circulation. to the Consumers 53 Premium Parlors Ceraer Oak sad guinea streets. Op Co. If It's . NEW We Have It I- "THE ROSARY.' The success of Ed. W. Rowlnnd. Jr's., play, "The Rosary," doesn't even approach an end. Six com panies more of this play have been organised ana contrary to traditions. "The Rosary" Is repeating Its lust year's success. The unentailed cliur- acter of the Catholic priest In "The Edward E. Hone's ideas, und the In tense human interest settled ill the body of the play formulates the heart I merest that will bring success to such ideas as Mr. Hose has collected to tell the story of "The llosary," with the, cast consisting of Jean Wardley, Thornton J. llaston, Stanley M. Andrews, I.. Andrew Castle, Xeoln Newton, Hose Adair, Clius. II. Starr, J. J. Sullivan, Hay Frazicr. S. E. Les ter, and C. A. Sterling play in n the leading role of Father Kelly will br aeen at the Antler's Saturday. Jan uary 31. AFTER FIVE YEARS Wlnllirop ClilM Was ltexloml limit li ly Vlnol. "Five years ago our little girl lutd n severe attack of diphtheria wltieli left her subject to bronchitis uuil stomach trouble. She has been al most constantly under medical treat ment. 1 have tried also two or three remedies containing cod liver oil hut found her stomach rebelled UKaliiHt the oil. Heading your description of Vlnol I decided to try it and did so with most astonishing results. 1 can not begin to tell you bow she has Im proved because you do not know what a little sufferer she was for five years. She has gained ten pounds since she commenced to take Vinol, and the story of what Vlnol has done for hei Is only half iu.1 in this letter.'' Mrs Adelaide -Miilloy, Wlnthron, Mass. Vlnol contains all the healing curative properties of cod liver oil without the oil. and tonic Iron added .That is why It helped this little girl after other remedies hail failed. I We ask mothers of weak, sickly chl'dren to try Vinol on our offer to give back your money if it falls to help them. The Red Cross Pharmacy, V. Chapman, Hoseliurg, Oregon. P. S. Our Saxo Salve is truly won derful for Eczema. We guarantee It DAILY WEATHER REPORT U. B. Weather Bureau, local office, Roseburg, 24 hours ending 5 a. m. today. Precipitation In Inches and hun dredths: Maximum temperature 4! Minimum temperature I Precipitation Total precipitation since first of T IC Normal preclu. for thism oath. 5.70 Total preclp. from Sept. 1 to date . . 1 Aver, preolp. frost 8ept. 1, 1877 . i:mi: Total deflaleacy from Sept. l.s; A reran preoluKatloa for 36 wt eaoQfl (Syt. to May IdcIu- iv.) 33.08 WILLIAM BELL, Observer. WEATHER FORECAST; Fair toniRht and Saturday. 111 eon P'CTJBHIJj ANTLER'S THEATRE TWO NIGHTS Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 2-3 H. L. Brou-n's Brilliant Musical Comedy "The Elk's Tooth" Roseburg Lodge' No. "326. B. P. 0. Elks 50 I.ocul Celi'hritles In the Cast ." Positively the mont elaborately htiin.Ml iiiuslriil coiin-dy ever Klen In Horn-burn. Seat sale ons Saturday, Jan. 31, at An(l"i s Tln-al'T bo offici'. Prices: ll.DO, $1.00, 70c and Hoc. LOCAL NEWS. 1 O. T. Henry wai a visitor from Dll lard In tbla city yesterday. . W. E. Chapman waa In town from Rockland on business today. 1 The Grand Qrlll la sertlng a mer chanta' lunch at 25 cenia. ' Editor U. E. Vernon waa over from Oakland today, looking after bualneaa matters. . ! C. C. Christie went to Myrtle Creek this morning on buslnesa for Engi neer Hicks. The Cafeteria will be open here after on Sunday. I G. T. Hover returned home to Dll- lard this morning, after a short busi ness visit In this city. E. E. l.eas, of Oakland, who apent yesterday In Hoseburg, U'ft for home on last evening's train. I V. P. Porep, an Insurance man from Seattle, waa visiting here yes jlerday with Glenn Taylor. For a mild, easy action of the bow els, try Doan'a Reguleta, a modern .laxative. 25c at all stores. Commissioner Harry Plnkston ar rived here this morning from Oak land on a brief bualnesa visit. Dr. E. B. Stewart returned home thla morning from Eugene, where he had gone oil professional business. Mrs. W. It. Ilowman and little son left for Wendllng this morning to visit with friends for about a week. Chicken dinner 25c at Lewis' Res taurant, near depot. J. L. Uogga, Prop. C. II. Arundel returned to Myrtle Creek this morning, after several duys apent in Roseburg und vicinity. H. Wllliums, who has been visitor here the past few days from Merlin, returned there this morning Mr. and Mrs. G. Kolle returned home to Portlund last night, after business visit of several days In this city. Dress making and embroidery by the day or at home. Misses Lux, 113 W. Lane. Phone 404 ' Mrs. 10. K. Wilklna und Miss Irene Newman left here today for t'anyon- v 11).', to visit with friends for several days. J. W. Hunter, recently of Medford, left here last night for Eastern Ore gon, where he wilt locate perma nently. New t'ouuty Map of Douglas Co. Paper $1.00. cloth $2.00. L. U. Hicks, P. O. llox 477, Roseburg, Oregon. Mrs. A. HrlKKs, of Portland, who had been visiilug friends here for siniii) time, left for her home lust veiling. E. A. Hamilton returned here last veiling from Eugene, where he had been looking after interests of the Seventh-day Adventlsls. ,1. II. l.utennnn, a Salem nursery man, spent yesterday looking niter some mat lets in this city, leaving in the evening for the south. . Rev. S. CJ. Ilettos, cowboy prencher, at the I'. II. Church every night this week at 7:,'I0 o'clock. Free to all. Mr. and .Mrs. W. Miles, of Medford wlio Kiopped over hero for several days to look around in this vicinity left for Portland this morning. Mrs. J. II. Kennedy and her niece. Miss Ana Hermann, left today for Myrtle Creek, where the latter will entertain her aunt for some time. Go to the J. and J. Restaurant 137 Sheridan St., for I. X. L. chicken tamaleB and Mexican CHILI CON CAHNI. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Doss, who had spent a couple of weeks here, having come from Kust Independence, left this tmirii in k for Ktiterprise, where ihey intend to reside. .1. Tourti Untie, of Portland, the architect for the new Methodist Church, returned home to Portland this iiinrniiig. the building being practically fi ri i li.-il . Cleanse your system by using Os- liorn's I.KXiillve Tablets, Jue. Os horn's Pharmacy, opposltu Hotel I'uip'iua. Mr. and Mrs C ried here last e laud to spend sum .It. c iliing time frurn I'nri- YirtltUlK llil! funnel 's hrotll ;i!.-o his nioih I. K. ('avi'inli;r, n ml Mrs. Kord. MiKrt Irniii riiMin'iitH, w Uu liiiH r-p- r.'l'tl llT t'-Ui'ltlT'H lifji itlli 111- litlitin hr tn laUM clilirtii (if i srliunt, will rurntiii'iH i tK'M Moiiilay in I lit Kir,- ihMi cf, iM iu Dilliird. Thf lailh'H f SI. ;M)rK,' KiH'o- ,n ( liui' li will rK'i vo a rufi'M-ria cui l.T itl till' .J Tisll Cans SI , Siituritiiy llOIIHe, 2 I 4 KilMt af lemon, f loin to 7. .1 II. ( iifTman and wir, (if ma tilla I'miiiis I f t Iht.- this NiuriiitiK lr (Hit s Vaili v. lit-re tlit-y will vihit rr Home tiiiie with ttit fot ni-r hrotll r-in -law. .). L. rhiirvlilll. Mr. am) Mr. Will Thoma arrivd here today from Ceotralla, Wash., and will visit la thla city, what they fo.-merly lived, for several days. tf pping with Mr. and Mrs, Bart Holmes. . W. H. Drown, on of the county road supervisors, went to Eugene thla morning to attend the road meeting being held there. It la Mr. Brown' aim to gather some Ideas which may be of value to road work In thla coun ty. ' New onion tela at 'the Economy Grocery. An order granting the petition of Edward Morgan, Jr., guardian ot the estate of Edward Morgan, Sr., an In competent person, was mad today by the County Court, In which T. J. Williams, John M. Throne and Frank L. Calkins were appointed apprais ers. Just arrived, another car ot gen uine Rock Springs coal, at Pag a W. R. Qodfrey cam In from Ten Mile this morning to make arrange ments for the funeral of Mis Edith Porter, who suicided yesterday after noon. He arrived at the Porter home about an hour after the tragedy. The funeral will be held Saturday morn ing at the Ten Mile cemetery. 'Douglas County Creamery butter. only 76c for two pound square. Aak your grocer for It. Patronli bom Industry. The testimony In the case of Ta bltha F. Kordney against Lewi B. Thrush, regarding a deed to some properly, was filed In the Circuit Court today by Court Reporter Ira U. Riddle. The testimony waa taken in November, Attorneys J. C. Puller ton and Albert Abraham conducting tne case for the defendant and plain tiff, respectively. Heavy, Impure blood make muddy, pimply complexion, headache nausea, Indigestion. Thin blood makes you weak, pal and sickly. For pur blood, sound digestion, as Bur dock mood Bitter. II at all store. H. C. Paralow, the local second hand dealer, was fined 12.60 In the city recorder s court this morning when he pleaded guilty to a charge of allowing his chlckena to run at large on South Main street. The com plaint was filed by Marshal William, to whom the nuisance ot such a prac tice had been made known by a num ber of Mr. Paralow a neighbors. CHILDREN HATE OIL, CALOMEL AND PILLS, 'California 8mp ot Figs" beat tor tender stomach, liver, bowel tMlcloua. Look back at your childhood days, Remember the "dose" mother In sisted on castor oil, calomel. thartlcs. How you hated them, how you fought against taking them. With our children Its different Mothers who cling to the old form of physic simply don't realize what tbey do. The children revolt Is well founded. Their tender little "In sides" are Injured by them. If your child's stomach, liver and bowels need cleansing, give only de licious "California Syrup of Figs. Its action is positive, but gentle. Mil lions of mothers keep this harmless "fruit laxative" handy: they know children love to take It; that It never falls to clean the liver and bowels and sweeten the stomach, and that teaspoonful given today save a lick child tomorrow. Ask your druggist for a DO-cent bottle of "California Syrup of Figs which haa full directions for babies, children of all ages and for grown ups plainly on each bottle. Beware of counterfeits sold here. See that It Is made by "California Fig Syru Company." Refuse any other kind with contempt. MAHQl'ERADE DANOK. Mnan. Ball at Looking Glass Feb. 13, 1914, under auspices ot Rescue Orange. Midnight supper at tbe llowurd House. Committee: E. W. JOHN80N, LEE WILLIAMS, GEO. MATHEWS. W. II. DOLE. dsw ltuarbnrg Nursery Co.. Kltchln lllack. Props., corner Oak and Mala street. Phone 102. NUTICIC TO I1KUHJK XNTItAUTOIW. Scaled bids will be reielved by tlio County Clerk of Douglas County, Ori-Kuii, uu to noon (11! M.) on tbe 10th day of Keb., ISM, for the cou istriietion of the following bridge: I Value's Creek llrld((e. Ilrldge will span Cow Creek In sec Itloii 22. T ii . It 6 W, W. M., and ! will consist ol one (100 tt.) one i hundred foot wooden span of the Smith parallel cords truss design; one hundred eighty-two ft. (182 ft.) of pile bent trestle approaches; and two piers of type "A" or "U" sbowu ou the plans. Tbe spots brblKS will baie a clear roadway or 111 Ii-et and a clear headroom ot 16 feet. Ilidders must build bridge as shown on the plans, that are oa file In the County Clerk's office. HWls for the trestle approaohes to be br the lln. foot. Hliltlers will submit bids for each type of pier complete. bidders must flslt site and satisfy tbr'tiiKclves as to the local conditions, the County Court assuming no re-m-oUKlbility on account or lack of knowledge ou the part ot the bidder. All bins must be accompanied by a certified check In an amount eiual to !! per cent of th bid. Ku vlos In whlrh bids are placed must he eiidoiseil with the name of the briilge for which the Md Is made. ITofllrs, plans, bidding blanks snd sprcifu allium will be ou file In the County Clerk's offl'e on and after January 27th, 1914. The right Is reserred to reject auy and all bids; waive detests and ac cept auy bid. Sealed bids will bs considered ou Keb. 10th, 1914. iiv nrcier or the County Court. Dated tbla 17th day ot Jan., 1114. E. H. LENOX, County Clsrs , rrr? Th)K)Ja& You Bars Always BoogM tusd vttefc km1nm f, ta asa fbr orer 80) yean, haa bora tfc asa ssT I ' and haa been mode Bxula ki 7 SJ&J -ft-.. uuU sup-Ylsk stnos ttslaft An Counterfeits, Imitation and "J art a good ara Bast Kxperlaoeota that trifle with and endanger tha a-sasHs and Children Experience What la CASTORIA la a harsMeas automate ft Caster OH Mrte. Drops and Boo thing? fan talma neither Optaa Morphine nor other hataaee. It aire U Its guarantee It destroy W aad altaxja Feveriahneas. it CoUe. It relieves Tertian Trouble, enrei ' mmA Ftatttlencx. It aaalrallates the Pood Wtni li and Bowels, giving Che Children's Panaeea-Tho GENUINB CASTORIA ALWAYO S7 Bears the The Kind You Have Always Boi$it In Um For Over 30 Year. CANDIDATE .FOR CLERK. I hereby announce my candidacy for nomination to tba office ot Coun ty Clark, subject to the will of the voter ot tne Democratic party at tbe primary election to be held May IB, 114. E. II. LENOX. (Paid Adv.). ANNOUNCEMENT FOK SHERIFF. T tierehr resnectfullv announce mv- self a candidate for the nomination I for Sheriff, eubject to the will of th Renuhiican voters at the Drimarr election on May 15, 1914. (Paid Adv.) GEO. K. QUINB. FOR COUNTY JUDGE. I hereby respectruuy announce myself a candidate for tn nomina-' tlon for County Judge, subject to the will of the Republican votors at the primary election on May 16. ism. (Paid Adv). 11. W. M Altai aiuo. o FOR JUSTICE OF TUB PEACE. I hereby announce myself as a enn dldate for the Republican nomination for the office of Justice of the Peace for Deer Creek District. Douglas County, Oregon, at the prlmnry elec tion. May 16, 1914. JUL1EN JUSKI'liaua. (Paid Adv.). JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. I hereby announce myself as a can didate for Justice of the Peace ot Deer Creek District, subject to tne will of the voters at the Republican primaries to be held on May IB, 1914. (Paid Adv.). IRA II. RIDDLE. ANNOUNCEMENT. I hereby announce mysdf a Repul llcan candidate for the office of Jus tice of the Peace for Deer Creek Dls-1 trlct. If I am elected tho offlco will have no favorites and no enemies. Reduce the High Cost of Living by buying your Groceries of us. The price is always rigbt. Quality is the best. v THE CASH STORE VK SAVa! Phone 12( W. Cass 8treet. Bear Sez: "The vital question is tlie vittle ques tion when do we eat and what do we eat?" The Marshall Grocery will not attempt to say when or what you cat, but would recommend that you drink Royal Home Roasted Toffee, if you want a satisiactory blend at a medium price. Fresh roasted daily. ROYAL Just one good thing after another, at MARSHALL'S Tho Puro Pniul Cfnro REMEMBER, glr Roseburg Tradlag Check. J PHONE 164 RHebargt Owgai iw mm, Syrups. It la cores Diarrhoea, aasl healthy and aatansl Mother's Friend. . . , Signature of Pleasant, n 1 :-'V;--''; Have had thirty years expsrtaaa u th practice of law, ' .i- i: CHA8. HOPKlMe.'':; (Paid Adv.). FOR COUNTY TRKAHUIUm ON REPUBLICAN In seeklne re-election te the i of County Treasurer, I fas! that I. V am fitted by long tralalnf ass an.. parlance, to continue to give the see-v;,' Die efficient sarrle. ' . During my terms or oanes ta i h bn largely IBoraaaia S9iae Legislature witboat s lnf 1 aavaaas In salary, and by th aatural I caused by changing tlon. And th County Coert aa , been asked to pay bat on bill of lli .;. for deputy during this time, sad that on account of having to rraaa i --. "it , -,A h " MM- wr TT JTtL , Each year when taking vaoatleos. , '. I have paid th oSIc hlp Mt tm . ' charg out of my own sersoaal fund. ' ' w f." Th last Legislature tranafsrrad ' V.' th tax collecting department tresa ,' the nherllf'a oBloa to the TuSSsrSrt -t'': office, 'thereby making it daatrsMa for tha taxpayers to keep S "Iratsat i man on the Job. I have conducted thla office oa atrlct business principles, la tha b terest of all the peopl. and it yea " want that kind of a County Trtasarer for the succeeding term I will B ... .r.toful fnr vnur Influeno sad vote. , J. E. BAWTBa (Paid Adv.). n.i'a ririrtsd Snow Floor. ... . . - A iufc. rtmmm tall la , on th Pacific CoaaL Th aU Bw. , ':'"'fi'H MERCHANTS' LUNC H Served at Hotel Umpqu From 11:45 until 2: 35c YOU MONKY 270. Roseburg, Ossgs. Amar Mall Crescent Pennnn. j iV f J ' . .. I.. mi: 'M.