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WUXIAM BELL, Observer,
i WaUTHER VOBSOA8T:
Fair tonight and Tuesday.
- The King of AU Uuatlvea.
For conetlpatlon, un Dr. King's
Neve Life Pills. Paul Mathulka, ot
Buffalo, N. Y., taye they are the
"king of all laxatlvei. They are a
bleating to all my family, and I al
ways keep a box at home." Get a
box and get well again. Price 2fic.
At drugglata or by mtll. H. E. Buck
len Co.. Philadelphia or St. Louis.
Just arrlYed, another car of gen
uine Rock 8prlngt coal, tt Ptge't.
Boot and thoet made to order.
AU work caaranteed tint data.
Josef Kvapil
- PRACTICAL
SHOEMAKER
SM Jackson Street, North
All repair work neatly done.
Frloeo Reasonable. Itoeeburg, Or.
NOTICE TO BJUDOS
' COXTRAOrOIU.
Sealed hltla will Mlvaul Kv lha
County Clerk of Douglat County, I
Ommn tin in .. na u l ....
10th day of Feb.. 1U. for the con
struction of the following bridge:
gwne't Creek Bridge.
BrldffA will Hun rnw Oruk In a.
tlon 22. T 32 8, R 6 W, W. si., and I
will contut ot one (100 ft.) one'
hundred foot wooden apan of the'
muu parallel cordt truss design;
one hundred eighty-two ft. (112 ft.)
of pile bent trestle approachee; and
two piers of type "A" or "B" as
shown on the plana. The above
bridge will hare a clear roadway ot
10 feet and a clear headroom of 16
feet.
Bidders most build bridge as
shown cn the plans, that are on tile
In the County Clerk's office.
Bids for the treetle approaches to
be by the Un. foot.
Bidders will submit bids for each
type of pier complete.
Bidders must visit site and satisfy
themselves as to the local conditions,
the County Court assuming no re
sponsibility on account ot lack of
knowledge on tbe part of the bidder.
All bias must be accompanied by
a certified check in an amount equal
to five per cent of the bid. En
velopes in which bids are placed mutt
be endorsed with the name of the
bridge for which the bid Is made.
Profiles, plans, bidding blsnks and
specifications will be on file In tbe
County Clerk's office on and after
January 27th, 1914.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids; waive defects and ac
cept any bid. Sealed bids will be
considered on Feb. 10th, 1914.
By order of the County Court
Dated this 17th day ot Jan.. 1914.
E. H. LENOX. County Clerk.
AUTO STAGE LINE DEPOT.
Dally stages and autos for Marsh
field and all Coos Bsy points, also
for Peel and Millwood, leaves O. W.
Rapp's grocery store, 133 8herldan
street. Cash paid for produce along
the line.
53
Premium Parlors
Roseburg
luiiM encens
53.
Premium Parlors
Are the only trading stamps or checks that do not take a large amount
of money
Out of Town
very dollar Invested la them remains
At Home
There are. at thla timt $(0,400 worth In circulation.
All Cash Savers to the Consumers
Think carefully what a saving this means and trade where sou get sav
ings that are good la exchange at S3 stores.
53
Premium Parlors
nudum
53
Premium Parlors
Stamp Company, Inc.
The Hoof of the Horse, and the Man Who
Shoes It
LOCAL NEWS.
Supt. and Mrs. O. C. Brown spent
Sunday with relatlvet at Wilbur.
The Grand Grill It serving a mer
chants' lunch at .26 cents.
Frank Cain, the county surveyor,
spent Sunday visiting at his borne ut
Riddle.
Mrs. S. C. Miller wal n Saturday
visitor In this city to attend to busi
ness matters.
Mrs. C. S. Parker was lu from
Oreen Saturday, returning on the
evening train.
Tbe Cafeteria will be open here
after on Sunday.
Mrs. Roy Bellows has returned
from a week's visit with her parent
at Cottage Grove,.
Elder Mornlnggtar arrived Satur
day evening from Drain, to hold ser
vices here Sunday.
Clyde Cavender returned last even
ing from Portland, where he hud
spent about a week.
Chicken dinner 25c at Lewis' Res
taurant, near depot. J. L. Hoggs,
Prop.
Roy Stearns came over from Oak
land Saturday evenlug to remain a
short t'me with friends.
Mrs. M. C. Perkins has returned to
Portland, after some time spent in
this city visiting friends.
Roy McCord arrived here Satur
day evening from Oakland to remain
over Sunday with friends.
Dress making and embroidery by
tbe day or at home. Misses Lux, 113
W. Lane. Phone 404.
E. A. Hamilton left Sunday even
ing for Creswell to spend the day.
He returned last evening.
Miss Mary and Charles Brown ar
rived Sunday afternoon from Oak
land to visit for a day or two.
Lem lturge arrived here from Oak
land yesterday evening for a visit of
a few days with relatives and menus.
New County Map of Douglas Co.
Paper $1.50, cloth $2.00. L. U. Hicks
P. O. Box 477, Koseourg, uregou.
Mrs. 11. W. Riggs returned home
to Grants Pass Saturday evening, af
ter visiting her son here for tliu day.
Eugene Kenny arrlvod here from
Leona Saturday evening; for a 'Visit
with friends, returning this morning.
C. W. Clark went to Portland Sun
day to buy photo supplies for the
new store of the Clark llros. .on Cass
street.
Go to tbe J. snd J. Restaurant,
137 Sheridan St., for I. X. L. chicken
tamales and Mexican CHILI CON
CARN1.
Claire Mndgctt arrived here yes
terday evening from Portland to visit
for some time with his uncle, A. I.
Bradley.
Mrs. tl. Sole, who hud visited with
friends In tills city for the day, re
turned yesterday evening to her home
at Dole.
Mrs. tl. F. Adams and children re
turned to their home at Sulherlln
this morning, after visiting here Tor
a day or two.
I Douglas County Creamery butter,
only 75c for two pound square. Aslt
your grocer for it. I'utroiil.e homo
Industry.
Miss Ethel Bee he returned this
morning to her home at Eugene, al
ter a visit of several d.ivs with
friends In this city.
C. P. Barnard left here yesterday
afternoon for Portland, where he
will spend several days looking alter
business matters.
E. II. Whitney, of Eugene, who
had come to Roseburg to see his
mother, Mrs. II. S. Whitney, before
It Is difficult to Judge the true
value of a well done Job of
horseshoeing. Other trades
may deal In risks, but In horse
shoeing risks are dangerous.
Kisner & Marsh
Practical aai Scientific
HORStSHOERS
The Leading Step
Reseaurg, Ore.
Bill tad Oeerge, tbe Fktrrltra.
Corner Oak and Stephens streets.
You want wood
We have it
Fir and oaik
Block and split
Drager, Mcln tire Co.
The Full Measure Yard
Phone 1 65
Office and Yard Nor th Roseburg
her start for a trip to Missouri, re- LOCAL NtWB.
turned borne Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Thomas Nell returned here . J' Hi ""on'.f' ?K.V.?WV
Sunday evening from Springfield. ,M . ' . ' "
where she had gone to attend the '
funeral of a nepehw. Sliced boiled ham at the Economy
For earache, toothache, pains, Jl8' . , . . .
burns, scalds, tore throat, try Dr.' cuwaras ana J. I. tteaiora
Thomas' Eclectic Oil. a splendid were over irora urtin oaiuraay to
remedy for emergencies. annuo mo i-omona urange session
uu iuuk liter uubiuvh uiuuert.
Mrs. A. II. Joliunnas and .Miss linn
nah Kpper, who had
rfuv' II. T. McClallen, county tetler of
here, left yesterday ufteruoon for "" '" niea.ur.. reiuraeo ouu
thelr home at Sutherlin. d1ay "eruoon from a tour oflntpee-
iiwu iu iuv tuuiiivrn pari 01 lue coun
Mrs. H. A. Moore, of lllxonvllle, ty.
left nere yesteruay atternoon ior
Portland,
who Is reported very sick.
where she has a daughter' New onion sets at the Economy
Grocery.
I Clarence Cornutt left here this
mnfflinff fni his hnma n Rmwiiavllla
ueacn. nave niovea nere lo nve nev ,fler ,ttendlIlg the runeral yesterday
Short preached at the Baptist Church of h, t,tner Kmh CornuU Kla.
Qiin.i. nin.n h. ii.tH nvunlmr I ...
aie.
Sunday morning and evening.
Cleanse your system by using Ot
born't Laxative Tablett, 25c. Ot
born's Pharmacy, opposite Hotel
I'rupuua.
Miss Jessie Pickens returned this
morning to McMlnnville, after a
short visit here to attend the wedding
of her brother, Ivan PlekenB.
Misses Glndys and - Jean Frnnx.
who had been visiting here with Miss
Dorothy Evans for a few days, have
returned to tehlr home at Sutherlin.
PILES
cuvcarabl. Alt kinds
mean uiTmtiif
dfcwr. The CAUSE
U always Internal.
Dr. Lf onhirdl'i
HEM-ROID
tabtrta pradae amaxinx rmulta bjr atla. kltur tli
INTERNAL CAUSE. The pllra In drinl up ami
pannanaoUr curari. 14 riaya' tna.UTM'iit. SI w.
DR. LXOMHAUDT CO.. Buiialo, N. Y. Ifm twkl
Bad Oroit Pharmacy and all drumliti.
M. C. BURLESON
Sale and Exchange of Really
Accident and
Fire Insurance
-Homes and Apartments
To Rent.
Notary Public.
Cor. Case A Stephens Sis., Itoselmitf
Rice & Rice
Heal Estate- Investments
Insurance brokers. Ponds,
warrants, and loans negoti
ated. Houses for rent snd
business exchange. Advice on
any part of Douglas County
and Its sdaptness. Htok, fruit
and general fsrnis for ssle.
IJuslness of sll kinds. Some
very select stook ranohes. City
property snd businesses for
sale. Long time Insurance st
very low rate:, ill old line
companies; no chance for spe
cial assessments as in mutual
companies. Always buy the
best It's tbe cheapest.
Lower floor Masonic bld
Roseburg, Oregon
Good sweet Navel Oranges, 20c,
30c, snd 40c a dozen. Economy Gro
cery. On account of the I. O. O. P. meet
ing In Roseburg, Friday night. Feb.
fith. the pie supper Intended for that
date at the Glengarry school, has
been postponed until Saturday night,
February 7th.
Kvery road supervisor in the coun
ty should be here to attend the su
pervisors' convention next Saturday.
Koad building Is of the greatest Im
portance in the development and
prosperity of Douglas County. Mean
while le.t every supervisor see that
the roads of his district are carefully
drained and dragged.
Just arrived, another car of gen
uine Rock Springs coal, at Page's.
John C. White. Joseph Mlcelll and
)r. Sether, who had been visiting
several davs In Portland, returned
home Sunday morning. Mr. Mlcelll
says the talk there seems to favor K.
I.. Stevens for the Republican nomi
nation for (iovernor, and John Man.
iiiug for the Democratic nomination
Outside of Portland A. M. Crawford
seems to lead among the Republi
cans, i i
Visit the Roseburg Nnrserj Oo't.
yard nud see the fine aeorUuent of
fruit trees, small fruits, etc., they of'
fur for sale.
Attorneys O. I Coshow and Oeo.
M. Ilrown will go to Jacksonville to
morrow to argun the Oak street
luiiliie case before Judge F. M. Cal
kins, llie briefs and transcript of the
testimony and other evidence having
linen forwarded lust week. Attorneys
I'Milv ami Watson appear for the
plnlnlilT. Work oil the bridge Is pro
gresslng steadily and the first of the
sieel slums will go up this week. The
other three siuins will follow rapidly.
, Marshfleld Times: C. II. Weather
bee. who arrived from the rmpiiua
mi the tug Cleaner during the hum
'ane on Sunday, is the new proprie.
tor of the lintel tiurdiner at the town
of Ihal name. - lie Is spending a few
itavs on Coos Itay and in the Coipiille
Valley rcording to rumors
rile on the Hay. .lames Watson, Coos
t'oimiy Clerk for several terms and
one of the hest known young men of
the eouiiiy. mav enter the race for
County Judge at the coming election.
Complete line or Hills llros.' high
est grade coffees, teas, spices and ex
tracts for sale by the Bee Hive Gro
cery. Oakland Advance: W. O. Itrldges
Son have luiri'liHsed the Oakland
Cash Market from A. II. Kngle and
taken possession of the same. While
many friends regret the retirement
of Mr. Fugle. Ho y will give the new
management the same loyal support
this establishment has enjoy. d in the
l.ast. The le w firm will enter a new
field wi'h llie best wishes of ninny
friends Robert Hall, of Non
pareil, has relumed from .Mercy Hos
pital, in ltnebuig. fully recovered
tmin an opetaiion for appendicitis.
Trado at stores giving Roseburg
Stump Cos. trailing checks. They
are good us cash at 53 stores. tf
.Marsbrb bl Rei-nrd: Henry lloeek.
who lia a log lain of .-..liuii.rtuip fe
on South Cons ltier. abow Sail
.lark s raie-h. is in llie rily today and
i here lor tin- first time in ten tlas.
His fnlre of lie II bale worked ill-re-.;i
hi I . with til'' j.lTII. hilt rOlllll llOt
loiii.'ll lb" Iocs in -easotl to gel tbelli
out on the bi'e freshet. Mr lloeek
-iapl i.idiiv he had Hie lam all read
',, via.! 'on' oti tbe next fieshel anil
I... !- (.-llaill lb'" Whol'- ,! will I'OIII''
lilt on the ti' l rise. He believes
tier feel ot" unti l will do th'1 work,
and si's I!" re will b" sin h a rise lie
'ote l!;e w ll.'el 1- itM-r ' lie w.ti.-r at
Hie re. ':: tl 1 as hilt fi e feet
li.' r normal.
1'atroiilzv Farmers' Public Market
every Tuesday snd Saturday. Tbls
will benefit both consumers and pro
line rs. prices always reaaonab.e.
S.ib fti ' o t i-v ii. ;( !. in, l.inuarv
w.i- a b.it.. l.'itn to Mi
In . -pi, S'lixhamn Tb:i' eir
.h i'.-'-if lias no sigtiifl
Mist Mary Edgerton. who btd
visited over Sunday In this city, re
turned last evening to Oakland
where she Is teaching In tbe public
schools.
Roseburg Stamp Co't. check! have
reduced the cost of living for many.
Ask for them everywhere you trade.
Rev. J. K. Howard. Editor J. K
Coe and J. A. Jacques were down
from Olendale today. Mr. Howard
was a member of the laat Legislature
but la itlll undecided at lo whether
he will be a candidate again.
ADVKRXEMD ItHTaOUU
Remaining uncalled for In tbe
Roseburg portoftlce, Feb. 2, 1914
are the following letters, which will
be chtrged for at tbe rate of one cent
each.
Geidsr, Miss Gertrude; Klmey
James; Morgan, Miss Marion; Moore,
Homer; Marshall, Geo. W.; Noma
Miss Essie: Perkins, Mrs. Bessie;
Reld, Mrs. Anna; Robinson, Mrs. Q.
M.; Scott, H. H.: Stroubs, R.; Sle-
grist. W. H ; Wal, D. V.; Yoakum
Mrs. Jennie.
L. P- REIZENBTEIN, Pottmttter,
DIED.
SHIELDS. At ProBser. Wash., Jan
23, 1914, Miss Mnbel Shields, for
merly of Roseburg, of tuberculosis.
The runeral was held at rrosser.
She was a very highly esteemed
young lady and had many friends
here. Sue was formerly employed In
Crouch s hardware store.
Ol It'K RELIEF TOR
STOMACH MISERY
Ml-o-na Will Put Your Sour, Uasay,
I'pset Stomach In Order Try
One Done and Prove It.
If you are a stomach sufferer, do
not despair. Immediate, snto and
sure relief is at hand. Mt-o-na Stom
nch Tablets, sold In fifty cent boxes
at all drug stores, are a specific for
out-of-order stomachs.
If suffering with indigestion, dys
nnnsis. eastrltis. or any of the varl
ous forms of stomach misery, usually
indicated bv nervousness, distress af
ter eating, headache, dlszlness, bad
breath or sour stomach, do not wait
do not suffer nny longer take Mi-o-
na today delays are dangerous.
Ml-o-na is always sold by the Red
Cross Pharmacy on money hack
not satisfied plan.
A PINE HOIWE KOll HALE.
A splendid family horse; city
broke; high bred; flno driver; per
feetlv gentle, any woman call drlv
him: big and fliiv roadster; fine sad
die home, or will work anywhere.
See him at Doer Creek Livery Stables.
REAL UAIlGAINi
Forty acres. 2 miles from Rose
buiK. Ore.. 1 miles to high school
Improved with nice, new cottage
small barn, poultry houses, etc. Liv
lng springs, piped to house and gar
den; family orcnara in tun oeariug
elrlit seres in cultivation, more cal
he tilled, of which a part la ciearen
balance hillside pasture; plenty
timber for fuel. " Inquire or write at
!,6i W. Ouk street. Roseburg.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDER!.
Vniiee U hereby given that the an
mini meeting of the stockholders or
Hi., licaeburir Park & Fair Assocla
Hon will he held In tho Commercial
Club rooms at Roseburg. Oregon
Saturday, thu 7lh day of February
I9H. at 7:30 p. m. or saiu aaio 10
Hie purpose ot electing a board
seven il rectors ami transacting un
illier business that may properly
oine before said meeting.
Dated this 2Cth day of January
1914.
C.EOROE NEUNBIt, Jr.
Seeretarv or the Roseburg Park an
Fair Association.
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r you have your shoes repaired by
W. H. Howard, sua soles sewea
will he lust as comfortable
new shoes. Laiilos' shoes half-soled
and heels. 75 cents. Next door t
r,otnffice rear of Hlepuena snoe
itora.
HERRICK BOARDING
HOUSE
Corner Iinne and Pine Buww.
.Meals served family style, Sac.
All home cooking. Quick service
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ANigrlaNelrftfnifrAi.
slmilatlne. tteFbodanirs-tH!
Promotes DitiLmlfTui
nrss and HesLCODtalni ncito
OwumMorpturs. iwMkxraL
NOT NARCOTIC.
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AnerffftnprrtrvforComftl
Hon . Sour Stowich.Dlarrhjql
Wonnsjr-WitlskinsJftvirWl
iws sA LOSS OF SU3T.
Tax Stmts Siisnw of
NEW YORK.
For Infantu and Chllttrtii,
The J(ind You
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
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In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
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CANDIDATE FOR CLERK.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for nomination to tho offlco of Coun-(Pald Adv.).
Clerk, subject to the will of the
otert of the Democratic party at
the primary election to be held Mny
5, 1814. E. II. LENOX.
Paid Adv.).
Have bad thirty years experience la.
'the practice of law.
C1IA8. P. HOPKINS, '
420 Perkins Bid-
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 8H K RIFF.
I hereby respectfully announce my
self a candldato fur tho nomination
FOR COUNTY TREASURER ' ;
ON REPUBLICAN TICKJR.
In seeking re-election to th office
of County Treasurer, I feel that I
am fitted by long training an ax-.!
perlence, to continue to give th pec- ,
pie efficient service.
During my terms of OBice ite wore
for Sheriff, Biibject to the will of the h
itepuuucan vniurs ai iiiu iiruuur
election on May 1.1, 1914.
(I'ald Adv.) (1KO. K. tilt INK.
has been largely Increased by tat
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
I horeby respectfully nnnounce
myself a cnndlduto for tho nomina
tion for County Judgo, subject to the
111 of tho Republican voters at tna
primary election on Mny IB, 1914.
(Paid Adv). H. w. MAKSTKKB.
o
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
I hereby nnnounco tnysoir as a can
didate lor tho Itcpubllcan nomination
for tho office of Justice of the l'eaco
for Deer Creek District, Doualas
County, Oregon, ut tho primary elec
tion, May IB, 1914.'
JULIEN JOSKl'JIMU.N.
(Paid Adv.).
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for Justice or tho l'eaco of
Deer Creek District, subject to tne
ill ol tho voters ut tlie itepuuucan
primaries lo be held on Mny IB, 1914.
(Paid Adv.). litA i. uniiM-i'..
AN.NOUNCKMEX'l
I berebv atlilnunro myself a llepilh
Ucaii candidate, for the office of Jus
lire of tbe peace for Deer Creek Ills
trlct. If I am elected the officii, will
have no favorites and no enemies
Legislature without a tingle alvUM
In salary, and by the natural ItttreM
aused by changing economic ooeo-
Hons. And the County Court tsi
boen asked to pay but on bill of $11 '.
for doputy during tblt time, tnd that
on account of havlDf to refund ape
clal road tax beld ' th court to b
Illegally collected.
Each year when taking vacatlont, "
I have paid the office kelp left In
charge out of my own person!
funds.
The last Legislature trantferred
the tax collecting department from
the Sheriff's office to th Tramrr '
office, thereby making It deelrahl
for the tnxpayer to keep a "trained
man on tho Job."
I havo conducted thlt office on
strict business principles, In th In
terest of sll tbe people, and If yon
wont that kind of a County Treasurer ,
for the succeeding term I will b ,
very grateful for your Influence and
vote. J. E. 8AWYKRS,
(Paid Adv.). '
Sperry's Drifted Snow Flour,
by the largest aud finest flonr mill
ou the Puciflc Coast. The Be HIT.
MERCHANTS' LUNCH
Served at
Hotel Umpqua
From 11:45 until 2: 35c
Reduce the High Cost of Living
by buying your Groceries of us. The price
. is always rijbt. (Quality is tlie best.
THE CASH STORE
1 26 W. Cass Htreet.
WE SAVE YOU MONEY
Phone 270.
Roseburg, Oregon.
Prompt Attention
Given All Orders
Let us do your freighting, mov
ing, baggage, pluao, lumber, wood
and coal huullng.
Ki.im vonr aonila with us: we own
our own storage room and csn give
you the best rates
Whi rt He- 'i'lli ii rt iiiilf"'her
7 our ol'l i'K inollnT was
Mi-l u 1m !. thii ' O'lI.C' Ht lllein
tr the faiiii'.v arri.i-il tin1 rnoliier
: x,!,- oi l The imretii" lle
I ii I North I'ounh street.
.ml dlsllK'irliig skin eriiptlniis.
'ilia, iilmiilej, rash, elc, are due
ininire blood. MunloeK moon
is ks a f.eiiiiMiic, oioou ioiin, ib
recommended. 11 at all stores. Office phone 128. Res. pbott 104-L
H. J. Denn
Transfer and Storage Co.
Bear Sez:
"The vital question i t lie vittltr ques
tion when do we eat ami what tlo 've
eat?" The Marshall Grocery will not
attempt to say when or what you cat,
but would lec'inniR iid that you think
Koy.il Home KoasUil Coffee, if you
want a satisiailoi y blend at a medium
price. Fresh roasted daily.
A mar
11
scent
Pennant
ROYAL
j t'ref
Pen
Just one ojiod thiuj; after another, at
MARSHALL'S
The Pure Food Store
IlEMEMHER, we give Roseburg Trading Check.
PHONE 164
Roseburg, Ortfoa
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