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Newspaper Page TextORANGES AH Sizes, Peck 45c ONION SETS Per pound, 10 cts. The North Side Grocery 1. WBBB BECKWITH AND MELVIN A. EMERSON. DI,,,a lit North Jackson & Winchester Streets 1 110116 )4 DAILY WEATHER KETORT U. S. Weather Bureau, local office, Roseburg, 24 hours ending 6 a. m., today. Precipitation In Inches and hnu- areatns: Maximum temperature 79 Minimum temperature 42 PreolBltatloa 0 Total precipitation since first of 61 Normal preclp. for this month 3.98 Total preclp. from Sept. 1, to date 20.41 Aver, preolp. from Sept. 1, 1877 20.98 Total deficiency from Sept. 1. 6.G7, Average greoipltatUn for 30 wet (TOsoob (Sept. to May inclu sive) 33.28 WILLIAM BBL!, Observer. W BATHER FORHCAST: Fair tonight and Sunday. Douglas County Creamery butter, only 05c for two pound square. Ask yem grocer for It. Patronize home industry. Phone 163 Phone 163 Roseburg Feed and Fuel Co. Sawed tie blocks Dry block fir wood Dry split fir wood Dry block oak wood Dry split oak wood Piue for kindling Roseburg Feed and Fuel Co. W. 0. SWANK, Manager. Phone 163 Phone hS3 For Sale The Umpqua Vinegar and Cider Works Consisting of the following prop erty: 1 vinegar generator. 1 copper tank. 1 root-beer filler. 2 cider presses. 1 large pump with 15 feet suction hose and 35 feet rubber. 1 apple grinder. 1 gas engine, 1 horsepower, name Jack Junior. 1 apple butter cooker. 1 collander, 3 pieces. 1 cleaning trough. 2 fermeutlng vats, one 75 barrel capacity, one 50 barrel. Abont 90 feet 3-4 inch galvanized pipe. About 50 barrels, more or less, of vinegar In process of manufacture. 1 dozen faucets. About 25 lbs. magnesia. About 30 gross root-beer bottles. 1 platform scales. 1 delivery wagon. A. J. BELLOWS, West Roseburg. Everybody's Cafe will keep open hereafter from 6 a. m. until mid night. Ill Cass street. We Redeem Them Bring your Piedmont Cifwtta mrt nil other LtKKttt & Mvert LivarMte and totcco coupons to our premium Oepart. men:. Full value. We lure tan In a big atotk ot rirciiiiuine. Mrs. A. C. Kidd & Son Roirburc, Orecon . SHOE REPAIRING 212 North Jackson street, oppo site postofflce. All kinds of shoe repairing; 12 years In Seattle, now located In Roseburg. E. M. WARNER ENGAGE VILLAGE MANAGERS. Two Suburb of Chicago Have Adopt ed Thi Plan of Government. - The village of llloneoe is the Becoml of CUiciiKo's suburbs whose board of trustees has delegated administrative duties to a general uiunager. Follow ing the example of River Forest, which adopted the plan last June and where the whole village machinery is well lubricated iu consequence, (Jlencoe chose Herbert H. Sherer from among 200 applicants to take charge ou Feb. 1. He receives n salary of $1,S00 a year. Glencoe, like Itiver Forest, has a population of 2,ZOO. Both villages are typical suburbs, most of their men be ing employed in Chicago. The village trustees, who serve without pay, are men of affairs in the city who cannot give proper attention to the details of administration. The new manager Is expected to co-ordinate the different de partments of the village, purchase sup plies, employ workmen, O. K. bills, re port regularly to the board as to what Is being done and recommend such changes as he may advocate. During the seven months' trial of the scheme In Illver Forest, say the trus tees of that village. Its manager, Karl M. Mitchell, has saved by a cost ac counting system and improved meth ods In the various departments far more than has been paid him In salary. Mr. Mitchell had been connected with the Chicago Telephone company for sixteen years. He had received train ing at Northwestern university and the University of Chicago in finance, law and business organization. Mr. Sherer made a record as superin tendent of streets and alleys in Evans ton, 111. By the use of efficiency meth ods In his department he reports that he saved the city $1,507.82 during 1013. In addition, $-1(10.70 was returned to the city treasury by the sale of baled waste paper and compost His most noteworthy accomplishment perhaps has been the cleaning up of alleys. Armed with snapshots of refuse and junk piles, taken by his alley inspector, be has obtained convictions against of fending householders. Not only does the public support him, but his workmen arc for him to the man. Some time ago he posted an "honor roll" bearing the names of those street cleaners and refuse collec tors against whom no complaints had been registered during the previous month. The honor men were allowed each a day off duty at the city's ex pense during the following month. The "honor roll" Is now an established In stitution, and last month over 40 per cent of the employees of the depart ment were listed. The Umpqua Valley Fruit Union Are now established in their warehouse opposite the S. P. depot and have in stock a complete line of Flour, Feed, Poultry Supplies and Spray Material. Come and see us; we will show you goods and make you prices that will please you. A. L. KITCHIN, Manager. Klckapoo Worm Killer Expels Worms The cause of your child's Ills the foul, fetid, offensive breath the starting up with terror and grinding of teeth while asleep the Ballow complexion the dark circles under the eyes all are indications of worms. Klckapoo Worm Killer Is what your child needs; It expels the I worms, the cause of the child's un healthy condition. For the removal 'of seat, stomach and pin worms, Klckapoo Worm Killer gives sure re lief. Its laxative effect adds tone to the general system. Supplied as a candy confection children like it. Safe and sure relief. Guaranteed. Buy a box today. Price 25c. All druggists or by mail. Klckapoo In dian Med. Co., Phlla. or St. Louis. B AUTO STAGE LINE DKI'OT. Dally stages and autos for Marsh field and all Coos Bay points, also for Peel and Millwood, leaves Q. W. Rapp's grocery store, 133 Shorldan street. Cash paid for produce along the line. Spay Outfits Garden Seeders Use Wizard Fertilizer For Your Gardens and Lawns J. F. BARKER & CO. Implements and Vehicles Roseburg, Oregon Cultivators Discs WEST SIDE GROCERY the place for the but fancy nd staple groceries.. Largs stock asfl gooS variety. The best goods money can buy. Ton eavd time UK money by trading with us. Phone your onders,'we deliver any- We Give Roseburg Stamp.Xo's. Cliacks. DOWELL & BENEDICK PHONE 29 WEST ROSEBURG, ORE- IiOCAL NEWS. Extraordinary Showing of Rugs and Floor Coverings We hRva Just received, direct from the manufacturer, an extra ordinary assortment of rugs and floor covering in new, original patterns and designs, consisting of Brussels, Velvets, Biglow Klco tras; Hartford, Kirnian SearnlpRs, Smith's .Saxony and Kandihar Ax mlnster; Rnw and fib'T porch ruga in all sizes and colors. Special Prices on all Piece floor covering Roseburg Furniture Co. Miss Mabel Albright left last night for Portland, where she will spend some time. Special Sunday chU'ken dinner at the J. & J. Restaurant, 137 Sheridau street. Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Kuzor spent the day here yesterday from Kidille, on a business trip. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Itoyster were In from Kiddle yesterday looking after business matters. Special Sunday Table d'Holo Din ner, 75c; & : 3 0 to S. Umpn.ua Hotel. Miss Grace Taylor went to Win chester today to spend a few days with her parents. Mrs. G. W. Glllam came In from Winchester for a day's visit with friends in this city. Mrs. M. M. Miller went to Green this morning to visit for tho day with Mrs. Hurry Heavens. Fancy Navel Oranges, whilo they last 2uc dozen. Kconomy Grocery. Mrs. W. O. Cordon left for Grants Pass today to visit with friends lu that city for a short time. Miss Ida Creason left last evening for Dillard to visit a short time with her friend, .Miss Clara Smith. Hon. G. W. Wonncott went to Gold Hill this morning, where he will make a short business visit. Picture frames mado to order. Everything new and up to date. Chirks' Framing Shop. Mrs. S. A. Shultz arrived here from Eugene last evening to visit friends in tills city for several days. Mrs. G. Eillund left here this morn ing for Portland to spend n few days visiting friends and relatives. Mrs. I. V. Cozlne wns here yester day from Myrtle Creek. She re turned ou the evening train. Not half shot, but half price post cards. Short tlmo only. Clark &. Clark. Miss Sndie Ilornibrook went to Oakland this morning for a visit of a day or two with friends there. Isadora E. Iiice returned home to Isadora this morning, after a busi ness visit of a couple of days here. .Mrs. L,. J. Crouch, of Portland, ar rived here this morning and will lo cate permanently in this vicinity. Everybody's Cafe will keep open hereafter from 6 a. m. until mid night. Ill Cass street. Irvin Street, of Camas Valley, came in this morning to Bpcnd a couple of days visiting with friends. Mrs. II. A. Smith and Mrs. E. W. Polhml, who had spent the dny here from Dillard, returned homo last evening. W. .1. Itoss, who had been unend ing to various Interests hero, left this morning for his homo at Can- yonvllle. Wanted, everybody to know that they can get puro home-mado candy at the Kandy Kitchen, 312 N. Jack son street, lioseburg. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Ilorcher re turned yesterday evening to their home at lilhird after a day Bpeut In Roseburg. O. C. Sether came down from Glemlalo this morning to visit here a few days, attending to some busi ness matters. Mrs. Lawrence Neuner and her mother have returned home to Myr tle Creek, after visiting in Roseburg for a few days. Special Beven-courso turkey dinner at tho Grand Grill Sunday, March 22, rom 12 to 8 p. in., fit) cents. Re- servo your table. Dr. William House, of Portland. who spoke at the Social Hygiene meeting here last evening, returned thcro last night. Mrs. Roy Elmore left for Myrtle Creek this morning for a visit of a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Weaver. There will be a "pie" social at the Kdenbower mission Saturday even ing, beginning at 7:3U o'clock. All are cordially Invited. Mr. and Mrs. It. K. Ingram re lumed home this morning to Myrtle t'rce,k, after transacting business here for a few days. Misses Lois Woodruff and Klla Sweeney returned to their honieH at Wilbur this morning, after visiting a few days in this city. Mrs. C. M. nermann and dnni;hter, Miss Ana left for Myrtle ('reek on this morning's train, after a brief visit here with friends. Try the merchants' lunch that Is being served at the Grand Grill. It sure Is a flue lunch for the money, 25c. 11:30 a. m. to 2 p. m. Misses Mary and Laura Kilgerton returned here last evening from their schools at Oakland and Kiltherllu to spend tin.' deek end at home. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Garrett have moved to Glenilale, where they are to make their home In the fulur". They lift for their new home this morning. If you hnve never u.ced a gas heat er these rainy days you don't know JiihI what you are missing. There Is nothing quite so dlHiign-eable as wet feet, hut the gas healer Is a sure "cure" for wet feet. f A. lto:-serman, brother of W. K P.iihh' t i.ian, the Incil ticket ac'tit, Is spending a few days here before Ills return Imme to Springfield. He bad 'been spending some time ID the 8. P. Hospital nt San Francisco. I.eRoy Copetand, the Mexican ac cused of forgery at Medford, for whom the local officers were search ing yesterday, is said to have gotten off train No. 16 at Glendale last night. Kxpectlng that he will try to go north from there the police here continued a search of all northbound trains. Glemlalo News: Messrs. Allendorf er and Conwell, of Medford, are In town this week in the interests of tho t'aliforniu-Oregon Power Co. They are asking both the present consumers and those who expect tot use electricity in the future to sign the usual yearly contracts for light j u ju"ci, iii uitiui null, niw cuiui'uu may know what capacity transform er, etc.; will bo necessary to handle the futuro business. Box social nt the Edenbower So cialist hall Saturday night, March 28. A splendid programme will be given, Including the Edenbower or chestra, also good vocal talent. Spe cial programme by the Edenbower Choral Club. Iloxes will be sold at auction, proceeds to be used towards finishing the hall. Committee, dsw Riddle Tribune: Dr. J. W. Welch and family departed Monday for Athena, Oregon, where they will make their homo. Dr. Welch will prartlco dentistry there. Dr. W. F Kaiser and family are now occupying the Welch residence property at this place C. A. Kiddle, of" the Tri bune office, has been appointed a special deputy by County Clerk E. H. Lenox, for tho purpose of Issuing angling and hunting licenses for the year 1914, and now has on hand the blanks to Issue same. There Is no extra charge In getting a license at Rlddlo. As prices are being cut. by a new concern, I will until further notice French Dry Clean ladles' and gent's suits for 11.25; former price, $2.00. Felt and Panama hats cleaned and blocked. Suit orders carefully taken, and satisfaction guaranteed. Spring and sunimor samples on display. GEO. W. SLOPER, Roseburg Cleaning and Pressing Works, Phone 47. 308 N. Jackson o HOT ML AIUtlVALS. a -awe: ti t yr; Roseburg Hotel. Jay Joyce, Pet ersboro, Cnnnila; J. S. Long and family, Milrord, Del.; J. M. Montox, C. G. Ambrose Glide; Henry Schrenk. R. E. Stephens, Looking Glass; W. J. Ross, Riddle; J. O. Eifert, Portland; Ralph Dart, A. S. Wallace, Russell Gober, W. J. Rich ardson, I. N. Moore, E. R. Noldln, J. G. Tedrow, Ed Lawson, City. Hotel Umpn.ua Charles M. Scherr P. Gulievlz, Now York; Madame?, IT. S.; O. Schneidor, D. 11. Daws, Portland; George Stoarns, Oakland; U. P. Kelchner, J. II. Dusenberry, II. Herman, R. J. Clarey, John Hreen, Charles R. Harry and wlfo, Snn Francisco: C. J. Luxmore, Detroit; H. R. Miller George V. Hungary, Seattle; A. W. llutterworth, Hloom- ington. III.; Andrew Wade, Los An geles; Hen Welch, Shillings Rest; F. A. Watt, Spokane; Mrs. J. A. llolun, Oakland, Cal. KVEKY STREET IN ItOHKliURG. Has Its Share of the Proof That Kid ney Sufferers Seek. Backache? Kidneys weak? Distressed with urinary Ills? Want a reliable kidney remedy? Don't have to look far. Use what Roseburg people recommend. Every street In Roseburg has ItB caBes. Hore s one RoBeburg mans experi ence: W. Stnpleton, prop, restaurant, of Sheridan St., says: "Some months ago kidney and bladder trouble started with mo. There wore awful pains through my kidneys and they hurt mo so that I could scarcely move. I had to quit work and go home. Itladdor trouble came on, principally at night, and what I Buf fered was something fierce. A friend recommended Doan's Kidney Pills and I tried them after other medicine I used had failed me. They helped mo from tlw first, and after finishing two boxes I was practically cured of kidney and bladder trouble." ror sate by all dealers. Price 60 cents. FoBler-Mllburn Co., Iluffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and tnko no other. VANTi :i, SI'RI NO I, AM US. You will bo plensed If you order wood from Phone 123. "THE OLD RELIABLE' REMEDYforMEN AT UMUGriifiTe.OnTHIAL BOX UY MAILSOc rflOM KAMTIH 93 n t NHr UT He 0 UK L YN .NT. . nEWArtE or imitationo- XOTH'K 1'OK Pl'HMCATION. Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at noseburg, Ore gon, February 24, 1914. I Notice Is hereby given that Henry 1 1). Ryan, of Portland, Oregon, who on January 2, 1907, made Timber 'and Stone Application, Hurlal No. 093.-.7, for the NW14 of Hertlon 10, Township 28 S, Range 3 W., Wll lnmotto Meridian, has filed notice of Intention lo make Final Proof to os- jtnbllsh claim to tho land above de scribed, before Iho Register and Re ceiver of the United States Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, ou the 1 2th day of May, 1)11. claimant nam us us witnesses: Itd- Iwurd N. Johnson, Kd. W. Hyas, Yf. .1. Moon and G. W. ltapp, all of Roseburg, Oregon. 1 II. F. JONKH, Rsglster. First Insertion March 6, 1914. If yii have something to eel!, to trade, to rent, or have loBt something or found something, use Want Ad. la the Review, Tho Kind Toil Have Always Bobu.' la use for over 30 years, has d,wh,ch baa heen A and lins btho s'ematnre of SVt BOiial Buporv,3,lnd!r bl P. lSZ"ZZcAVtl Allow no one W(?lnco Its toftuic'' All Counterfeits, Imitations and Jraveyouln this. Experiments that trlllo with and enua00l" bu Infanta and Childreu-Exiierlenco nym,!1''0 health or E xporlment What is CASTCA Oastorla Is n harmless substitute for Casto,. gorlc, Dj-oiis and Soothing, Syrups. It Is IV Pure contains neither Opium, Morphine nor otlicit. It substance. Its npro Is Ha guarantee It destrojv0"0 and allays Foverislinefis. it cures Diarrhoea aiVxrnl Colic. It relieves 'J'eerh.iifr Troubles, cures Conssjd and Flatulency. It tiK.siiuilates tho Food, rcirulatv" Stomach and BowcU, giving healthy and natural aj Vbo Chiltlren'ci ranaeea-Tho Mother's Friend. N GENUINE CASTORIA ALWA Bears tho Signature of .. ii IPl aT jm- JKSaaflaO" 7 The Kind You Have Always Bought ' In Use For Over 30 Years. THC OKNTAUn OOMMNV, TT MUHRAV TBCiTT. NSW YORK OITT. IMPORTANT NOTICK. By a recent decision of the Su preme Court, the registration law of 1913 waB declared unconstitutional, it is therefore necessary for all eloot ors to register for the elections for the year 1914, to-wlt: Direct Primary Election to be held May 16th, 1914, and General Elec tion Not. 8, 1914. The registration books opened Mondny, January 6th, 1914, nnd will close Mny 1st, 1914, IB days before the Primary IOIoctlon. Any Justice of the Peace or Notary Public Is qualified to resistor voters and may be supplied with blanks for that purpose by applying to the County Clerk. bw 15. H. LENOX. County Clerk. We nave Just rocelvcd a fine lot of Bngllsh Walnut treos grafted on Rlack Walnut roots. Are offering these at very reasonable prices. Rose burg Nursery Co., Phone 162. dsw Vanilla Extract, pure. 3 ounce v, bottle 25c. Prompt Attention Given All Orders Let us do your freighting, mov ing, baggage, piano, lumber, wood and coal hauling. Store your goodB with us; we own ii r own Btorage room and can give you the best rates. H. J. Denn Transfer and Storage Co. Office phone 128. Res. phone 104-L ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICK. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned was, by an order of the County Court, appointed administra tor of the estate of S. Hamilton, de ceased. All personB having claims against Bald estate are hereby noti fied to present the same properly verified to the undersigned within six months from the date ot this notice. Dated Feb. 20, 1914. W. H. RICHARDSON, Administrator of the estate of S. Hamilton, deceased. T Tho RnseburK Book Co. sell only the kodak films, the dependable films, tho kind everybody wants. No substitutes here. Kodaks Films and Supplies at Johnson's Drug Store FREE DELIVERY Wo will want spring Inmbs for tho next thirty days. Wo buy thoin veal drcrised, hide and feet on. Will go and butcher hunches of twelvo or more lambH If not too far out. Will take good fat lambs that will dress from twenty pounds up. Your money Is ready when the Inmbs are delivered. .lack Dawson'B Poultry. Market and I'ocd Ktoro Phono 310. m:it si:.: "Kverytblng comes to her who waits, provided sbo doesn't wait too long." Our teas are fragrant, delicious and satisfying. Tho finest Ceylon and India teas Imported. Wo procure our tens from the oldest tea Import ing house In Kngland tho standard of their teas Is never lowered. Our bulk leas are direct Importations from Iho Orient. You get quality with every pound you buy. Your favorite can bo hud hero. Por good things try s ha -1 . O 3 pa 01 kZC ? r-1 r: en S H 2 -D Health is Not Put Up In Bottles autl can not be bought at the drug store, but we put up pure food drinks in bottles which is the next best thing. ROSEBURG SODA WORKS Pure Sweet Apple Cider. Authorised Bottlers of the Oenulne Hires' Root Ueer. Phone 18S.