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LOCAL NEWS. LOCAL NEWS. LOCAL NEWS. DAILY WEATHER REPORT Rosebur'T BU"aU' local office today 8" UrS cudl"g S a- m- drePa?itatl0n la od hnu- Maximum temperature -4 -Minimum temperature 4- Precipitation JJ Total precip. since first oi'mo. 3JJ Normal precip. Tor this 'month 2'oa Total precip. irom Sept. 1, to date Aver, precip. from Sept. 1, 1S77 . .24.31) .31.92 Total deficiency from Sept. 1 Average precipitation for 36 wet seasons (Sept. to May, inc.) 33.08 WILLIAM BELL, Observer. WEATHER FORECAST: Fair tonight and Tuesday. Indigestion? Can't Eat? No Appetite? A treatment of Electric liitteras Increases your appetite; stops indi gestion; you can eat everything. A real sprlug tonic for liver, kidney aiid stomach troubles. Cleanses your whole system and you feel fine. Elec tric Bitters did more for Mr. T. D. Peeble's stomach troubles than any medicine he ever tried. Get a bottle today. 50c and $1.00, at your drug gist. Buckleu's Arnica Salve for Ec zemr.. Douglas County Creamery Co., mak ers of Puro Butter and Ice Cream Phone 340. 420 N. Jackson St. Roseburg, Oregon. P. 8. We pay highest market price tor butter fat and sweet cream. Lazy Livers That depressed feeling comes at this season is usually caused by a sluggist liver. If that organ is not promptly stimulated to nor mal action, Rerious complications are apt to follow. Meritol Liver Pills will afford an immediate laxative effect and a permanent tonic ac tion. Each dose leaves the stom ach and bowels stronger than they were before. It is a mild, pleasant remedy that produces prompt and permanent results. PRICE B5c. Johnson's Drug FREE DELIVERY The Mitchell Wagon Standard of the World RVKRY STICK OK TIMBER, eiery BAR OF IUOX, every I'IKCK OF EELad ever,m XI)F PAINT used on a Mitchell wago. must stand certain tests and measure up to certs n standard, whloi Mnerlence has shown to he best for that particular part, a4 a.y iMn, not comln ?up to this Stan lard is at once r.J.cted and not bought at any price. Oldest in America MITCIIEIL WAGON are not mde to sell at the same price as other wncon" Thev rnt mnr- to build and are worth much more io use If ' on want THE HMT wagon, get a Mitchell. They ar. not only the BEST at the price, but The Best at Any Price" The Most For Your Money J. F. Barker & Co. Roseburg WEST SIDE GROCERY the place for B. M J-nare. We Give Roseburg StampJCo's. Checks. DOWELL & BENEDICK PHONE29 WEST """" The Edison The best music for home dances. A few select dance records: Tango, La Catrera, Tango Land, La Belle Ar- Diautt. oc v uue, Hungarian nug, Horse Trot. Two-steps: My Little Persian Rose, Montrose, Hurricane. Ott's Music Store IERCY HOSPITAL. Friday, Slay 2'Jiid, Will be Tag Day. I Tag day for the benefit of Mercy Hospital will be held on the second ' day of the coming Strawberry Carni val, May 22nd, in Roscburg, and neighboring towns. The tugs will be in the hands of committees that will ! distribute them to the young people who will offer them for sale. Mr. H. ; Marks. .Mrs. Holier, Miss A. Pltch iford, Mrs. McClallen, Mrs. Louis iN'euuer and Joe Murphy are the com mittee on arrangements. The institution is for the benefit of all the citizens in town and county, and every person should lend a help ing hand, because the income is not adequate to the needs of the hospital. Let all unite to make Tag Day for Mercy Hospital a success. MI-O-XA QUICKLY KXDS INDIGESTION'. Do not continue to suffer with In digestion or dyspepsia, causing heart burn, dizziness, after-dinner distress, headache, biliousness, pain In the bowels, or sour and gassy stomach. .Vict cvuim auu luoiuig igiici ab I once. Buy from the Red Cross Phar macy today a fifty-cent box of Mi-o-na Tablets. They quickly and surely end stomach misery are pleasant to take and perfectly harmless. Mi-o-na is one of the most depend able remedies for disordered stom achs. It heals the sore and Inflamed membrane? rnd is not only a diges tivo and antiacid, giving prompt and effective relief, but Is a tonic that tones up and strengthens the entire 'digestive system then the food is : properly digested and assimilated !you enjoy robust health. Do not delay get a box of Ml-o-na at onco. If you are not entirely sat isfied with results money refunded. not in 1. ; TO OWXKKS OP LOTS IN O. O. F. CEMETERY. All owners of lots and those Inter ested in beautifying the I. O. O. F. cemetery are requested to meet at the cemetery Tuesday, May 19, for the purpose of cleaning up their re spective lots. The sexton will be in charge and a team will be provided to remove all rubbish. Don't fail to be on hand and assist In this gen eral clean-up. By order of Trustees. H. S. FRENCH, W. T. WRIGHT, B. W. STRONG. Pansies Pansies White, Yellow, Mixed 50c Per Dozen Cauliflower & Broccoli Plants Headquarters at Pickens Bros. Gro cery on Cass Street. F. Schmidt Edenbower, Oregon Pansies Pansies Oregon Charles Gardner passed Sunday at Oakland with frieuds. Winnie Gaddis, the plumber, was a Suiherlln visitor Sunday. W. F. Thomas was in from Green for a few hours yesterday. Eduu Larson is parsing a few days with relatives at Winchester. Story lies and family spent yes terday at Greens visiting wl.h friend t Aster and pepper plants for sale. II. B. Church, East Commercial St. C. P. Harnnrd has returned here, after a few days at Portland and Eu gene. T. M. Duuhum and family spent Sunday nt Oakland, visiting with rela tives. J. T. Bridges, Mayor of Oakland, was a visitor in Roseburg Saturday evening. Less complaint from Ajax smith ing coal than any other. Try a sack. Churchill Hwd. Co.. dsw Georgo Glynn, of Sutherlin, spent Sunday in Roseburg. lie was regis tered at the Umpqun Hotel. Geo. Cole returned home to Myrtle Creek Sunday, after spending a couple of days in Roseburg. Atty. H. L. Eddy delivered an edu cational address before the students of the Wilbur schools Sunday. Do you want fresh, sweet eggs? You may have them if you preserve them with water glass. Marsters Drug Store has it. II. L. McXnbb, of Oakland, passed Saturday evening in Roseburg at tending a meeting of the local lodge of Owls. Mrs. J. L. Churchill left for her home near Sutherlin Sunday, after visiting with .Mrs. L. T. Thompson for a week. John N'euner, of Glendnlo, is in Roseburg visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Xeuner, Sr., for a few days. aiiucu. auuo oiuio lur .polished. The Gas Co. aunlitv and lirlee. Tllev hnvfi n nowl up-to-date line. Also tile guaranteed ' Muck Cat hosiery. Miss Ethel Hurst returned to Myr tle Creek Sunday, after visiting with her sister, Mrs. G. V. Kurnett, for a few days. Mrs. J. M. PeurdorfT returned to her home at Myrtle Creek Sunday afternoon, after a few days passed in KoseburB visiting at "the home of Mrs. O. A. Hunsakcr. V. A. Neck, pf Corvallis, Is pann ing a few days in Uosohurt;. Mr. Xeek is much pleased with itosebui'K and vicinity and wilt probably remain here until after the carnival. The ladies of the First Methodist Episcopal Church will serve a cafe teria dinner at the church, corner of Main and Lane streets, on Friday next, from 11:30 to 1:30. Home cooking. Medford Sun: L. Orth, of Suther lin, attended to business matters and visited friends In Medt'onl the fore part of the week Uus Price, of (ilendale, was a Medford visitor the first of the week. One million two hundred fifty thousand tires for this year's produc tion of Ford cars is the estimate mate by officials at the Ford factory in Highland Park, Mich. This im mense quantity will be supplied by four leading American tire com panies. Patronize Farmers' Public Market TueBday, Thursday, Saturday. This will benefit both consumers and pro ducers. Prices always reasonable. Hon. C. E. Kicker, of Iteedsport, and F. W. Hinder, of Elkton, were among those who arrived in E tone burg Saturday evening with ballot boxes. Mr. Kic ker says the prospects of bountiful crops throughout North ern Douulas Countv were never bet- Jter than at the present time. j The first "get-together" meeting of the local lodge of Owls was held j at the M.'tccabee hall Saturday night. Quite a number of lodgrmen were in attendance and a gooil time is re ported. Eight candidates were ini tiated, after which an informal "smoker" was enjoyed. At the next meeting of the order a permanent organization will be effected. I Four months of faithful drill has been given by the Koseburg Choral Club, preparing for their first muiti cal. The price of admission has been placed within the reach of all. The profits from the, concert will bo used in the Interest of "better music" in our city. ! Mrs. Effa Ellin Perfield, a Nation al authority on kindergarten work and the teaching of children, arrived here from the? north yesterday to be t be guest for t be week of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Ileinline. Iniring her stay she will probably give several lec- i tares before local organizations on the work she has done. This being her Tirst wsit in the state at this time of the year, she Is highly pleased with roses now profusely In bloom. Flovd Thomas and Ira FolU, the ! youthful robbers w ho cut open some j ; of I nc h Sam's mail pouches at Myr tle Creek a few days ago, were ar raigned before the Federal Cmirt In Portland today to enter their plea in i answer to t he charge. The young 'men have had lawyers interested In their side of the case, and alt hough both made confessions, Is rmt know ii w hat will be their ph-a 1 nomas fm.n-sK.-n w, ros a, ' " - or h. If. Morse, on which his ase .Mrf).,s , r.lirv MO(((, ( ()iid It ion. IV base.l at present. In the event lie v j( tlliB ,ril(. (li Marii.n and pleads not guilty, according to s. i ;Lanfl Voiintles, where considerable Hete.-iive ( oturrl. the local officers , k )oJj(i n)Ji(U thJs to whom FoPz later contrs-ed w ill ' (rjE go to Portland in behalf of the .-tale. I I it mi know tluit the CinpOjtiii 1 Heavy, Impure blood maks a mud-; Valley Fruit ! nlon nre selling flour, dy. pimply complexion, hcada' hes, f(., and Hiultry MiipplleN clieper nausea, Indigestion. Thin blood Hum an)- one ele In KoM-huig. ('all makes you weak, pale and sickly. For,u , wjUit we have or phone un pure blood, sound dig'-fltion, use Bur-f(ir j.rhe. I iriNjuu Volley Trull dock Blood Bitters. $1 at all stores. n(ull piioiie I'J. Special price on sidewalk top while it lasts, at Page's. Will Q. Brown', of Riddle, was a visitor in Roseburg Sunday. May 19th Is the date, "the Choral Club's Big Concert." F. O. White was In from Days Creek on u business visit Saturday. Mrs. J. C. .Ignor, of Melrose, spend Sunday visiting friends In this city. James W. Ileckley, of Canyonvllle, Is passing a few days in Roseburg visiting with relatives. T. C. Johns, of Glendale, spent Saturday attending to some business transactions In tills city. For a mild, easy action of the bowels, try Doan's Regulets, a mod ern laxative. 25c at all stores. E. C. Wheeler, of Marshfield, ar rived in Roseburg this morning, lie will remain here until after the car nival. W. 11. Weeks was a business visit or in tills city Saturday from Ruckles, returning on the evening truin. A. It. Sharp returned Sunday af ternoon to Isadora and to his work there, after a day spent here with his sister. Terracotta chimney pipe, shoulder Joints, teeB and caps now In stock at Winnie uaaais s, me piuniDer. Rev. C. W. Baker left hero last night for Portland, where ho iias some business requiring his attention tor several days. Mrs. C. P. Barnard and daughter arrived here Saturday evening from Eugene, where they had been viHitlng most of the week. Miss llelon Hamilton, who had been visiting a week with friends at Eugene, returned here on the even ing train yesterday. A flat cake baker is much superior to the old frying pan. Wo have them in fl, l,.lUL,f l..... .....t J,,s- E- A- Davidson, of Oakland who bad been visiting some time here with her sister, Mrs. John Ker nan, loft yesterday for home. C. A. Peterson, of the local Indian Agency, loft yesterday for Florence and towns near the coast, where he has some Government business for the next few days. Hon. and Mrs. J. S. Gray, of Gar diner, arrived here Saturday on their way to McMinnville as delegates to the I. O. O. F. Grand Lodge. They spent Sunday visiting his cousin, N. T. .lewett, and family. Patronize Farmers' Public MaTket Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. This will benefit both consumers and pro ducers. Prices always reasonable. C. It. Woodson and wife, the latter a sister of O. C. Maker, whom they had been visiting here for the past several months, left yesterday for their home at Stanford, Texas. They returned with the feeling that lew places offer a better place for a home than Koseburg, and eventually may return hero. Hoy Griggs, of Comstock, spent Sunday in Koseburg. Mr. Griggs, who is road supervisor oT the Anlauf district, has a crew of men engaged in grading and otherwise improving the lower end of the road through Pass Creek Canyon. It will not be long, so Mr. Griggs says, until the road will be in fairly good condition at all times of the year. Typewriters: Underwoods, L. C. Smith Bros., Olivers, Koyals and Remingtons, new and lined machinei, sold, rented and repaired, at the Koseburg Book Store. Grants Pass Courier: Mrs. .1. Green departed this morning for Roseburg, where she will visit with friends lor the next ten days I. II. Wool ridge mas a professional visit to Glendale today, being called to that vicinity for veterinary work Mrs. A. C. Drown and son, Rodney, have gone to West Fork for a visit with Mr. Drown, who is employed there. Glendale News: S. Jacques reports the finding of the skin of one or his calves under an old bridge on I he military stage road, near Cow Creek. This calf was one he missed some lime In February. It is said there have been several similar occurrences and it is likely the guilty parti'-H will bo brought to justice, as eh cu in stances point very strongly in a cer tain direction. For baby's croup, Willie's daily cuts and bruises, mamma's sore throat. Grandma's lameness, Or. Thomas Eclectic Oil the household remedy. 25c and 60c. J. S. Lawrence, of Coiiille, Coos County, passed t h rough Koseburg Sunday enroll te to McMinnville to attend the annual meeting of the I. O. O. F. Grand Lodge. Mr. Law rence hivh he has attended most of the ( lea ml Lodge assemblies since t he year 1 hMi, when he was first elected a representative. Mr. Law- nce expects to pass a few days at Per t land before returning to Coos Day. A. 1. Bradley returned here Sun day from Portland, where he went to purchase a I in ick "six." Mr. Bradley lelt Portland with his car at 2 o'clock Sa turd as a I ternooit n.!lHlillK Kugene at It' o'clock th ame eseiiing. The run from Fu- igene to Ron-burg whs made In eveu lnl , Mr itradley reports tt Kock Springs and Knight coaU at Page's. Or. H. A. Canfield, of Drain, was a business visitor In Koseburg Satur day evening. T. B. Burnett, a prominent citizen of Round Prairie, was visiting in this city last Saturday. Bicycles at cobL J, II. SykcV Quo Store. W. J. Curtis, of I.eona, returned home yesterday afternoon, after a brief visit here on business. Mrs. . H. Bronson, of Riddle, who hud spent the day in Koseburg, returned home Saturday evening. You cannot afford to miss the big concert, Antler s, Tuesday, the 19th. Edw in Thornton, now located at Myrtle Creek, returned there yester day evening, after spending Sunday here. F. M. Soderstrom left here this morning for Isadora, looking over the country for a prospective loca tion. Mrs. J. A. Saueermun left for her home this morning at Sutherlin, af ter visiting in Koseburg for a couple o( days. Silos at Page's, either the Weyor hneuser model with a money-back guarantee, or the staves only. Mrs. E. E. Deardorff arrived horo yesterday from Myrtle Creek to spend several, days visiting with rela tives and friends. Templo Drown arrived hero Sun day aftornoou from Jackson County, where he had been teaching sclvool for the past year. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cook, of Oakland, left for their home this morning, nfter visiting here with friends yesterday. Picture frames made to order; the newest mouldings, the best work, the lowest prices, at the Koseburg Book Stora. Contractor E. L. Knight loft for his home at Oakland yesterday, after a short visit with his mother, Mrs. W. J. Knight, in this city. Col. E. W. Page left this morning for Drain, where he will visit for a few days with relatives while look ing alter some business matters. Mrs. W. G. Murphy and daughter, Ada, w ho had been attending the camp meeting In this city last week, returned homo today to Royal, Ore gon. Douglas County Creamery butter, only li.rK! for two pound square. Ask your grocer for It. Patronize homo industry. Misses Isabel! Croucher and Mabel Hafer went to Drockway Saturday evening, where they attended a func tion given at the home of 1. U. Nichols. . Mrs. M. Lewis, of Bandon, Mrs. C. P. Barrell and Mrs. Charles Adams, of Coiuii1e, left this morning after a day's slay In this city, enroute to the State Assembly of the Rebekahs at McMinnville. Miss Lola Chandler, daughter of George Chandler, of the DougluB County Creamery, arrived here last evening from Bird Island, la., after a visit, of several mouths with rela tives in that section. Kodaks, developing and printing for amateurs. prices moderate, quality of work the best, at the Rose burg Rook Store. Joe Kieg, who will have charge of the street attractions during the St raw berry Carnival, arrived here today from Portland. Ho says the attractions secured for this year's carnival will far surpass those of previous carnivals. Among the at tractlons are a Ferris wheel, merry-go-round, electric show, cowboy act, dog and pony show iiiid negro min strel. Early cabbage, caullflowor, kale, tomatoes, asters, Kohl-rabi, Brussels sprouts, celery plants for sale. II. B. Church, Eust Com. Ave., North Roscburg. The I. O. O. F.. Grand Lodge or Oregon, whh h convenes today at Mc Minnville, will have a largo repre sentation from Roseburg. Those having this morning were W. T. Wright, E. N. Ewart, J, D. Bailey, Carl Ohmaii, J. L. Doggs, J. E. Pick ens. Jos. Micelll left this afternoon. Mrs. Pickens, Mrs. S. F. Cawlfletd. and Mrs. C. It. Patrick will attend the Kehekah Grand Lodge, which meets there at the same time. L. W'ini her I y left this afternoon to at tend the Grand Encampment, I. O. (). F. For any Itching skin trouble piles, eczema, salt rheum, hives, Itch, scald head, herpes, scabies, Doan'fl Oint ment, is highly recommended. 50c a box nt all stores. Sheriff Gage, of Coos County, nr ri v ed h ie late Sal ui day by stage from Marshfield with four prisoners who are to serve terms In the state penitentiary. The Journey to Salem was coMt inued by t ho officer and prisoner Sunday. One of the prison ers wan a colored wo ma n, who was reren i y convicted of Bhoot ing and 1 n j ii rin g a (oo-t Count y man. Two or the men were convicted of assault u ii !i a dani-'orouu weapon, while the third man must serve time for a 4a i u toi v offense. Mrs. Gage, who ;ici oinpaiiled her husband here, had charg" of t lie woman prisoner. Sherjtj Gai:e reports a spirited pri mary lection in Coon County. At t lie ppor s he w as leading bin opponent by about 70 votes. As prices are being cut by a new concern, I will until further notice French Dry Clean ladles' and gent's suits for S1.2.r; former price, 2.00. Felt and Panama hats cleaned and blocked. Suit orders carefully takeu, arid satisfaction guaranteed. Spring and flu miner samples on display. Geo. W. Hloper, Koseburg Cleaning and Pressing Works, Phone 47. 308 N. Jackson. The Kind You Havo Always Bought, and which has boon in use for over 30 years, hns borne the signature of ; - nnd lms been mado nnder his par fjrL SJ&f-f-fz. . Bonnl fuiportision since Its Infancy. 4CU4l Auow 0 ono to deceive you In this. All Counterfeits, Imitations nnd " JiiHt-as-good" are bat Kxperiiucnts tluit tritie with and endnnger the health of Inlants and Children Experience ngulnst Experiment What is CASTOR I A Castoria Is n harmless substitute for Cantor Oil, Pare gorlc, Drops and Soothing- Syrups. It is Pleasant. It Contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic Biibstancc. Its ago is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Pevcrixltncss. it euros Diarrhoea and Wind Colic It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It uxiUmllutcs tlio Pood, regulates the Stomach and liowcls, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea-Too Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Sears the The Kind You Have Always Bought in Use For Over 30 Years. ' TMK Or.TtuH OOKNHr, TT MURNAT .T.CCT. HI VORH OITT. NOTICK FOH lllDS FOK STHUI3T IMI'ltOVF.MKNT IIONDS. Notice la lieruby given that the undersigned, Recorder of the City of KoscburR, Oregon, will, uu to 5 o'clock p. in. on Monday, Muy larii, 1914, at his office In the City Hull, recelvo senlcd proposals for the pur chase of Street Improvement Honda of tho City of ltoseliurg In tho sum of 3G, 023.83. Said bonds arc Issued under what Is known as tho llancroft llonding Act, In denominations of lli.iO.OO each, with interest at ti'7r, payahlo scinl-aniiunlly and run from one to ten years nt the option of the city. Tho right to reject any and nil bids a hereby rosorvod. Dated Mav 12th, 1914. CARL K. W1MHI01U.Y, Recorder of tho City of Roseburg, Oregon. XOTIt'K OF FINAL SUTTMCMKXT. In tho County Court of the Slnlo of Oregon for Douglas County. In thu matter of the estalo of C. J. Stovln, deceased. Notice is hereby given tluit tho undersigned administrator of tho es tate of C. J. Stovln, deceased, has filed In the above entitled court his final account In suttlemeut of said estate, and by order of said court, duly made and entered of record. Monday, the ir.th day of June, 1914, nt in o'clock a. in., In the county court room In the roiirthouso Excelsior Squirrel Poison Destroys V the squirrel '0 Rhubarb for Canning Now is the Hum to buy rhubarb for canning. Tho largo tender stalks are Just at llielr best and the price Is as low ns it will get, 2 '4 centH per pound. I'leulv of home-grown strawberries and gooseberries fresh every day from the grower, at the lows! price. Phone your order. NEELY AND NEELY 1 19 SHERIDAN STREET ROSElil'RG, OREGON ROSEBURG MODEL BAKERY Signature of In Roseburg, Douglas County, Ore gon, has been fixed as the time and place for hearing objections, if any there be, to said final account and for the settlement of said estate. Dated this 14th day of May, 1914. A. N. ORCUTT, Administrator of the estate of C. J. Stovln, deceased. T NOTICE TO OKKPITOltS. Notlco Is horeby given that th County Court of Douglas County, Oregon, has, by an order duly made and entered, appointed Peder Ophua Administrator of the estate ot Elllng Snxhaug, deceased. All persons having claims agalnat tho said estate are notified and re quired to present their claims to the I administrator at the office of S. P. Ness, at lOugeue, Oregon, within six months from this date. Date of first publication ot this notice Is May 7, 1914. PEDER OPHUS, Administrator of the estate of Elllng Snxhaug. deceased. S. I. Ness, Eugene, Oregon, Atty. for tile estate. T QH0E Phone 128 d REPAIRING 212 North Jackson street, oppo site postofflco. All kinds of shoe repairing; 12 years in Seattle, now located In Roseburg. E. M. WARNER Work Called for aud Delivered. t'Oli'F.n COFFKK Bear Sez: KvrryolM) Invited to our Free Dem oiiHtratlnn of Itoynl Hume KonHtod ColToi!, Sutunlity, May 16, In connec tion with the National Hlucult Co'i ( 'nicker Demonstration. MARSHALL'S The Pure Food Store Phone 184 ' Phone 184 The First Bite from a slice of bread Is Just a Simple of the goodneFS that seems to increaKe with each suc ceeding one. And such a big loaf for tho money, too. You can't bnke eltlier as good bread or as big a loaf for so little coat, 7" 0
