The Edison
The best music for home dances. A
few select dance records: Tango, La
Catrera, Tango Land, La Belle Ar
gentina, La Rumbo, . Turkey Trot,
alack & White, Hungarian Hug.
Horse Trot. Two-steps: My Little
Persian Rose, Montrose. Hurricane.
Ott's Music Store
DAILY WEAT1JEK ltEPORT
U. S. Weather Bureau, local office,
Roseburg, 24 hours ending & a. m
today.
Precipitation In Inches and hnu
dredths: Maximum temperature SS
Minimum temperature u4
Precipitation 02
Total precip. since first of mo.
3S
Normal precip. for this month 2.05
Total precip. rroin Sept. 1, to date
24.39
Aver, precip. from Sept. 1, 1877
32.10
Totul deficiency from Sept. 1.
7.71
Average precipitation for 30 wet
seasons (Sept. to May, Inc.) 33.08
WILLIAM BELL, Observer.
WEATHER FORECAST:
Showers and thunderstorms
night or Friday; cooler Friday.
NOTICE OF SA1.K OF HKAL I'llOI'.
. F.KTY.
to-
Iiidigetlnii? Cun't Ent? No Appetite?
A treatment of Electric Bltteras
Increases your appetite; stops indi
gestion; you can eat everything. A
real spring tonic for liver, kidney and
stomach troubles. Cleanses your
whole system and you feel fine. Elec
tric Bitters did more for Mr. T. D.
Peeble's Btomach troubles than any
medicine he ever tried. Get a bottle
today. 50c and $1.00. at your drug
gist. Bucklen s Arnica Salve for Eczema.
Douglas County Creamery Co., mak
ers of Puro
Butter and Ice Cream
Phone 340. 420 N. Jackson St
Roseburg, Oregon.
P. S. We pay highest market prlcn
tur Butter fat and sweet cream.
Notice Is hereby given that by an
order of the County Court of Doug
Iub County, Oregon, made und eu-
Itored on the 10th day of May, 1914,
authorizing and empowering the
executor, Peter llallf, of the estate
jof James Cahill, deceased, to sell at
private sale the hereinafter de
: scribed real proiyrty belonging to the
estate of said James Calilll, deceased,
'for the reason that it Is for the best
interest of said estate, und that it is
I in compliance with the last will and
j testament of said decedent, that the
executor be permitted to sell said
ireal property.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of
said order, 1. Peter Uullf, as executor
of said estate, will on und after
Thursday, the 18th day of June,
1914, offer for sale and sell at pri
vate sale for cash, ten per cent of
the purchase price to he paid at the
time of sale and balance at time of
'confirmation of sale, all the follow
ing described real property belonging
'to the estate of James Cahill, de
j ceased, to-wlt:
Beginning at a point 2.19 chains
'east of tile northwest corner of the
Thomas Stephens Donation Laud
Claim, numbered 40, thence south
15.39 chains; thence east 3.72 chains;
thence north 5.39 chains; thence
west 3.72 chains to the place of be
ginning, all In township 27, South of
I Range five West of the Willamette
i Meridian, and containing two acres.
All persons desiring to purchase
said real property are hereby request
ed to call on the executor of said es
tate at his residence in West Rose
burg. Or., or at the law office of Job
I I". Long, in the Douglas .National
iBank building in Roseburg, Oregon,
for direct all communications to the
xecutor at Roseburg, Oregon, on
and after the listll day of June, 1914.
Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, this
1Mb. day or May, A. D. 1914.
fETEIt BALLF,
Executor of the estate of James Ca
hill, deceased. dtd
Lazy
Livers
That depressed feeling comes at
this season is usually caused by a
elugglst liver. If that organ is
not promptly stimulated to nor
mal action, serious 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 SBc.
Johnson's Drug Store
FREE DELIVERY
Patronize Farmers' Public Market
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. This
will benefit both consumers and pro
ducers. Prices always reasonable.
VARNOTILE the
Most Durable
floor Varnish
Pansies Pansies
White, Yellow, Mixed
50c Per Dozen
Cauliflower & Broccoli Plants
Headquarters at Pickens Bros. Qro
eery on Cass Street.
F. Schmidt
Edenbower, Oregon
Pansies
Pansies
CITIZENS OF RIDDLE
ENJOY E X TERTA I X .ME XT
BY RF.RKKA1I LODGE.
(Riddle Tribune).
With Stuller Hall crowded to
standing room, the members of Re
lief Itebekah lodge presented tneir
home talent drama last Saturday
evening, and the effort is pronounced
by all who attended to have been one
of tile most enjoyable entertainments
ever presented in the town.
The piece was a three act comedy
drama, entitled "Oak Farm," and so
ably did each member of the cast por
tray their roles that there was un
abatlng interest through the entire
performance. The excellence of the
production was a pleasant surprise
lo everyone who attended, and the
public is not chary in bestowing gen
erous praise upon all of those who
look part.
Briefly the story Is, Silas Weather-
by, owner of Oak Farm, mortgages
the farm to Jonathan Prune, the vil
lage postmaster, In order to provide
funds for his son Donald to attend
college. The postmaster proves to
be a scoundrel, intercepting letters
from the sou to his father and sweet
heart, in the effort to foreclose the
mortgage and lake the home from
the rainily. In this he is of course
thwarted, as the son becomes rich
through a lucky mining strike, and
returns home In the nick of time to
rescue bis family from their finan
cial plight.
ItenJ. Huntington, jr., si-uooi su
nervisnr for this part of Douglas
County, and Republican candidate for
county clerk on the Republican ticket
by virtue of an almost unanimous
party vote received in last Friday s
primaries, most ably played the part
of the kind hearted old farmer. Many
professionals would fail to have ren
dered the part as well, (iradell C.
Moore had the role of the son wno
attended college, while Frank Weav
er, in the humorous character of the
hungry school boy, a youngei
brother, brought down the house
with his native born drollery. Tom
Yokum was the postmaster, the
heavy villain, and during his solilo
quy his friends sent him up by Tom
LOCAL NEWS.
LOCAL NEWS,
Rock Springs and Knight coals at I Dr. C. L. Pearson, of Sutherlln,
Page s. I was a visitor in Roseburg today.
Mrs. ltoscoe Oreen and Mrs. T. G. jira a. n,.urd arrived here thlB
Haven were visitors In this city yes- morlillg from Wilbur for the day.
terday from Ureen. j on IdcWBlk top
E. G. Harrison is a visitor hero it lasts, at page's,
for a few days rrom Drew, unending
to business matters. ! J""'"8 I'rouch. of O'lkland. came
I over this morning to attend the cur
Bicycles at cost. J. H. Sykes' Gun v.,i.
Stor0, William VanBuren, of Portland,
Earl Hill returned home this mom- arrived hero last evening to attoud
ing to Sutherlln, nrter a short visit ;,i10 nlnilval.
lo Roseburg on business.
Picture frames niude to order; the
Henry Wilson, of Days Creek, ewest mouldings, the best work, the
spent yesterday looking alter busi- iowest ,)riC0S t the Roseburg Book
ness matters in Roseburg. J3tor.
J. F. Sinimons arrived here yester-l Mra 0 R Thlel, of Yoncalla. Is
day from Wilbur and will spend a Vsitin(I wtn Mrs. J. B. Bailey In
lew days visiting in this city. Ulis ,.lty (or a few (iay8.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. II. Olcott, or Can- JoM1 spaugh and family, of Look
yonville, arrived in Roseburg last ,K t;ia!Wi passed the dav in Rose
evening to intend the Carnival. jburg, unending the carnival.
Aster and broccoli plants for sale. t(m ji,.Abee, of Portland, former
H. B. Church, East Commercial St. )v of this city, is enjoying a vacallon
A. R. Marsh, of Riddle, was in here to take' in the Strawberry Car
Roseburg yesterday, and will remain nival .
lor a day or two of the carnival. Patronize Farmers' Public Market
Richard Morris, traveling engineer Tuesday. Thursday, Saturday. This
for the Southern Pacific Company, is 'M benefit both contumers and pro
spending a few days in this city. .ducers. Prices always reasonable.
Mrs. 11. L, Studlev, of Eugene, n'r-1 ' Wh-'lr and Mrs E.
rived here todav and will visit Mr. Deanlorlf came down from Cottago
and Mi's. Dexter' Rice for some time. l!l-"v this morning s train for a
visit here during the carnival.
Mrs. It. A. Wilson, of Albany, ar-i ,, , , ,,
rived here last evening for a lew Mrs. F. W . Franz. Mrs. C. L. Pear
days visit with Mrs. W. E. liosser- sl'' J- J - Horner and her
n,an mother. Mrs. Nelson, wero visitors
from Sutherlln in tills city for the
Chinook salmon bile the gold-bowl ,nv
Cmpu.ua spoon, hotter than any. Uet ' , , , ,
them at J. H. Svkes' Gun Store. During the Strawberry Carnival
make vour headquarters at "1 ho
A. W. Cornutt left here this mom- i,olm, of good shoes." The Stephens
ing for Comstock, where he will work shoe Store,
on the Pass Creek road, the rock , ,
crusher being started there today. C' M- Anderson of the Melrose
Land Co., arrived hero this morning
Do you want fresh, sweet eggs? froni Portland, and will look after
You may have them if you preserve some business mutters bore for a day
them with water glass. Marsters or two.
Drug Store has It. , ,, , ., ,, , , , ,
1 Mr. and Mrs. C. 11. Arundel, of
Mrs. J. D. Anderson, of Cottage urtln creek who hnd been vlsitina
Grove, left here Inst evening for a i,,' liosehurir for n few dnvs. left for
Visu at .Myruo rrccK tor a lew days, home last evening. Mr. Arundel hnv
KtatoS a dear Mule live if" " the eampmeetings ,K huslness to attend to at Glendale.
The Mitchell Wagon
Standard of the World
EVERY STICK OK TIMBER, wry BAR OF IRON, every PIECE OF
STEEL aiid every POI'XI) OF PAINT used on a Mitohell wagon
must stand eertaln tests and measure up to certain standards which
experience has shown to be best for that particular part, and any
thing not coming up to this standard Is at once rejected and not
bought at any price.
Oldest in America
MITCHELL WAOONS are not made to sell at the same jirlce as
other wugoni. They coRt more to build and are worth much more
to use. If you want THE BEST wagon, get a Mitchell. They are
not only the BEST at the price, but
"The Best at Any Price"
The Most For Your Money
J. F. Barker & Co.
Roseburg
Oregon
lamb, like Marv had. with a bottle of
milk. The presentation was the feat-j
ure of the performance, and tho dem
onstration became so great that the
curtain went down lor a brier time in
order that the players might get their
bearings before continuing tho per-,
forniunee.
Austin Wilson essayed the role of
the village physician, who vied with
I. A. Dean, the school master, ill the
effort to win the hand and affections
of Cynthia Warner, a spinster,
reputed to he wealthy, which part
was taken by Miss Ethel Hall. Both
were finally dissuaded from their
love making, when Silas Wentherby
told them that Cynthia was as pool
as a church mouse, but both were
discomfited upon learning that she
was reaily wealthy, and thai she was
to marry a prominent hanker. Mr.
Dean also doubled on the part of a
traveling salesman, who could fur
nlsh anything In the line or storms
from a light shower to a hurricane,
tornado or earthquake.
Mrs. Weatherby, Silas' wife, was
probably the most difficult of all the
roles in tho piece, and was charm
ingly rendered throughout by Miss
Florence Cutsfortb. Miss May Yo
kum had the role of Helen Trumbull,
niece of Silas, and was Donald's
sweetheart. Her rendition of Ihe
part or a sincere and cultured young
woman was ably sustained through
out several difficult scenes.
Miss Aim Wilson Is receiving a
full mead of praise for her rendition
of the part or Sallv Smart, an ignor
ant country girl, and no one can con
ceive ot bow the part could have been
done more effectively. Our readers
who did not see the performance may
fool that we are making an effort to
throw a big 'bunch or bouquets to
these voting people who presented
this performance, simply because
thev are home people. We wish to
assure them that anything we have
said above is written with all sin
rerilv, for it is a fact that thcrp are
scores or traveling companies which
fall to show the talent which these
local members ot Hie Itchckah lodge
displayed In this little drama.
I Tlie proc is amounted lo over
Jt',11, the admission price being only
2'i and lil cents. The m y will be
I used by the lodge to purchase parn-
phernalia.
Between acts tlie audience was en
tertained bv piano duels by Mrs.
; Fred Ball and Miss Ethel Ball, and
jbv a vocal solo by Miss Helena Riddle.
Jl' jl2nl ! Fornfants and Children
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I Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Van Iloutte
It. E. Mletli, of the Portland and daughter, of Eugene, the former
Bridge Company, who secured the district manager or Iho Pacific Tolo
contract recently for the new Kellogg phone Co.. arrived here last evening
bridge, returned to Portland this t0 spend several days with Mr. and
morning. Mrs. S. Josepbson.
Uifo Engels, of Peel, arrived hero Douglas Cortnly Creamery butler.
yesterday, accompanied by Miss only (15 for two pound square. ABk
.Mildred Cobert, or North ltoseburg, your grocer for It. Patronize home
who recently finished n successful industry.
lerm of school near Peel. i , ,
I Mrs. Isadore ollenberg. formerly
Fifty years ago our mothers spent 0r ltoseburg, now or San Francisco,
most of their time In the kitchen, recently injured her hand in a street
You enn be Just as good a cook as 0ar with Ihe result that she may be
your mother and have many hours of deprived of lis use permanently, nc
leisure if you cook with gas. cording lo friends in this city.
Mrs. Mary Itelzenstein today dis-' ,rs i.0uis Farmer and Mrs. I
posed of her Interests in tun Delica- .lohimon wero arrivals hero loday
lessen, at the corner or Sheridan and from Cottago drove, who will visit
Cass streets, to A. O. Wooilslde, a during the carnival In this. city. They
recent arrival in I his city. Tho busi- wm riin with the former's rola
ness will he conducted hereafter by tv,,8 p. Farmer and family.
Mrs. 'A. A. Selber and Mr. W'oodside. , , , ,
Mrs. Uelzenstcin expects to leave for h- K- ikt's. a l""1 hardware mer
Klamalh Count v In a few davs, where ,""lt- '"'s returned rrom San r ran-
slie will locate permanently. ''Ib''' w,"'rc 1,8 " ""veral days.
Mr. Svkes says elaborate prepara-
Kodaks. developing and printing tiH ,c being mudo for the exposi
tor amateurs. prices moderate. Hon, which opens there next Feliru
qualily of work the best, at the Bose- ary.
burg Book Storo. ' , ,, . ,
I Kodnlts films In rollB and packs,
Marshfield Itecordr The fine resl- Eastman photo supplies, printing
deuce or Taylor Dement, his ranch and developing outfits, tripods, carry
lioine. about six miles from this city, B caBes, etc., at the ltoseburg Book
burned Sunday night between (I and store.
7 o'clock. The fire originated rrom , , , , ... ...
a defective flue and bad gained R- I lirone, brother or John M.
such headway before discovered, and Throne, of I Ills city, nrrlved here Inst
burned so rapidlv. that none or the evening witli his wife and daughter
rurnltiire of the home could be saved Carelisvllle, Pa. They will
excepting a few urticles. ( visit here for about a week and then
continue their trip up the coast en
A cafeteria dinner will be served ,-oille home,
at Ihe M. E. Church, comer Main
and l.ano streets, on Friday next T,' diversity or Oregon baseball
from 11:1(0 to 1:110, and tho follow- "'. wlll'" 'm b'ny tho Picked
ing menu will bo Berved: Boast beef, 'earn or Iho Twilight League two
roast pork, null salad, potato salad. l"'. arrived this morning,
linked beans, green peas, scolloped 'I''"' grounds have been put into ex
polaloes, pies, cakes, strawberries ''ellcnl condition and the games will
and cream, coffee and tea. "f"''1 f lllc hB ntl.racllons dur
ing the carnival.
Malshrield Tillies: Sheriff (lage is
expected here tomorrow night with Do you know that the I'lnpqiiH
Frank Vaughn, the convict, horse- Valley Fruit l liioii nro Belling flour,
thief and bad man, In Irons. Vaughn ,v' n'"1 ixmltry supplim cheaper
is being brought back lo lestirv in H'" '' "c else In ltoseburg. dull
the case or (I. II. Miller, under In- "d .co wlmt we have or phone us
diclnient or robbing Ihe Myrtle I'oinl rr price. I'liipquii Vullcy Fruit
Hank. Vaughn was first licensed or I'l'lii". phono
being Implicated In It. hul proved (;rai, Pass Courier: Miss Frances
an alllil by proving that be was In a (juniian departed this morning tor
poker game. Sheriff (lage was also (,)1)(,hnrg, where she will spend Ihe
lo go lo Sllverton to serve a sub- ,.s, ,vv Wl., vIhIHiik with friends
poena on lir. Uussell, whom Miller .,,, attending the Strawberry Car
claluis was bis room mate at the ,llva ,1,,.,. H!! Wl, I1H ti,.,jn(? t0
Baxter hotel In Coqullli' the nllil ,,,, ,ril (.m,,.tloli with the Ore-
WEST SIDE GROCERY
the place for the best faacy nd staple groceries. Large stock
and good variety. The best goods money can buy. You aav time
andmoney by trading with us. Phone your orders, we deliver any
where. We Give Roseburg StampXo's. Checks.
DOWELL & BENEDICK
PHONE 29
WEST ROSEBURG, ORE-
A Stubborn Cough is Wearing and
Khky.
! Your system Is run down and you
have but a low degree of vital resist
'ance when a rough "hangs on," as
riin h.'iiiiicns in the snrlng ol the
I year. Chronic, diseased conditions or
I the nose und Ihroat result, and aj
i good many cases or lung trouble are
directly due to neglected colds.
(Foley's Honey and Tar Is thoroughly
I effective in cases of stubborn rack
ling roughs, bronchial coughs, hoaise
J ness. lickling throat, bronchial nsth
1 ma ami the chronic coughs of elderly
'people. It I" very healing and sonlb
'inir to the Inilamed mucus mem
branes, and should always he In the
household where I hero are children,
as it is the best and safest thing you
can give your child for croup or
; whooping cough. Foley's Hom y and
Tar contains no opiates, and inai
alone recommends it to cnreful par
ents. And lis superior healing and
quick
if the Myrtle Point robbery.
W. ('. (iaddls h.-iB his shop fully
!gon (las Co.. which she represents.
John Townsend, of ltoseburg
stahllslicd at Sulherlin and is pre-
aml Portland, was a recent visitor
re,l l .( t.i.d all kinds of "eie. auemimg ,o ununs . .o c-
plun.blng an, allng .work. Any-.11"" with local business Interests.
one desiring work in tills Hue will! 0
rind the shop open at all times. DON'T MISTAKE THE CACHE.
Phone y Si Sutherlln. or 'Jill Itose-'
liarg. Many Ibetehiirg People Have Kidney
NOTICE FOll BIDS FOB STREET
IMPROVEMENT BONDS.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, Recorder of the City
of ltoseburg, Oregon, will, up to 6
o'clock p. m. on Monday, May lSth,
1914, at his office in thu City Hall,
receive sealed proposals for the pur
chase of Stroet Improvement BondB
of the City of ltoseburg In the sum
of j:i(i.fli3.8:i.
Said bonds are Issued under what
Is known as the Bancroft Bonding
Act. in denominations of $200.00
each, with Interest nt liVc, payable
semi-nnniially and run from one to
ten years at the option of the city.
The right to reject any and all bids
IB hereby reserved.
Dated May 12th, 11)14.
CAHI, 10. WIM BURLY,
Rocordnr ot the City of Rosoburg,
Oregon.
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.
Stovin, deceased. T
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
In tho Counly Court of the Stale of
Oregon for Douglas County.
In the matter of tho estute of C. J.
Stovin, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that tho
undersigned administrator of the es
tnte of C. J. Stovin, deceased, has
filed in the nbovo entitled court his
final account In settlement or said
estate, and by order ot snid court,
duly made and entered of record,
Monday, the Kith day of Juno,
1914, nt 10 o'clock a. m., In the
county court room in the courthouse
Notice Is hereby given that the
County Court of Douglas County,
Oregon, has, by an order duly made
and entered, appointed Peder Ophua
Administrator of the estate ot Elling
Saxhaug, deceased.
All persons having claims against
the said estate are notified and re
quired to present their claims to the
administrator at the office of S. P.
NesB, at Eugene, Oregon, within six
months from this date.
Date of first publication of this
notice Is May 7, 1914.
PEDER OPHUS,
Administrator of the estate of Elling
Saxhaug, deceased.
S. P. Ness, Eugene, Oregon, Atty. for
the estate. T
Excelsior Squirrel
Doicnn rinrtrmr
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Ihe Squirrel
SHOE Phone 128
REPAIRING
212 North Jackson street, oppo
site postoffice. All kinds ot shoe
repairing; 12 yeara In Seattle,
now located In Roseburg.
E. M. WARNER
Work Called for aud Delivered.
1 1 IIS 1 1 111 I A ST Ki X K V K K VIU -ducks
ih:st HKSl'IrS.
Did you over raino tho lid of a cof
fio harrt'l? My, but dnusu't it smell
Kood. What you HimU Is tho coffee
aroma evaporating ; when It's gone
you havo only the empty hull. What
floatR oft In tho air you never get in
your cup.
iMarnlinll'H Hoy til Homo Hoaaled
CofTeo iH roanled fresh every day, No
ehanco for evaporation. You got
what coffee roasturn claim to give you
in barreiH and cans; coffee that has
Uh original Htrength and flavor. Try
a pound of Koyal ItoasL today.
n n
5? JO
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3l
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C)
llov W. Catching nrrlved Wedni'S
day evening rrom Mflnpliis. 'IVnn..
and will si'nd si-veral uii-ks In this
counly visiting ri'latlv.'s and rrii'tnU.J
Ills mother. Mrs. Dona Catching.:
who has le'i'li at Meinnlils also, and'
bis sister, Mrs. Erai'st Morian. of
Portland, ri-aclicd Itosi-hiirg this'
morning on Hie early train to enjovi
the carnival. Mr. Catching some
time ago patented a sHf-dumping
hill kel used III sti'am shovel evca:it
Ing, anil althougii lie has received
isevclal liooil otTi'is for the I II veil I loll .
!h;is not V'l sold Ills rich's. His work
jut Memphis was with the I'nion
Itrldue Co.. w hii li Is building
I Trouble mid Do Not Know It.
I.rldee across the M Ississijipl Itiver
'there.
Do you have backache?
Aie you tired and worn out?
l-'eel dizzy, nervous and depressed?
Are the kidney secretions irregu
lar? Highly colored; contain Bedillietll?
Likely your kidneys are at fault.
Weak kidneys glvo warning of dls
tres.'. Heed the warning; don't delay
I sm a tested kidney remedy.
Iteail tills ltoseburg testimony.
Mrs. E. 1). Neily, sr,9 Miller St..
ltoseburg. Ore., says; "Dunn's Kidney
Pills have done !o!r of good In our
home and I feel that they nro entitled
to an endorsement from me. When
soothing qualities, and Its
beneficial action, makes It the best
medicine fr coughs and colds that i ' liny back and kidneys bothered me
yen can buv. In -''. ami $l.n" As prices ar being cut by a new and 1 felt run dow-n generally a short
bottles everywhere. ix not lake any 'concern, I will until further notice use of this remedy always sets mo
but Kolcv's Money and Tar Cntu-1 French Dry Clean ladles' and gent's right. Another of my family got Just
'pound For sale b'v all dealers every-isults for $ 1 . 2 r ; former price, la. 00. ,,s good relief from Moan's Kldnoy
Wl,ere 'Felt and Panama hatR cleaned and Pills when bothered from kidney
i - Ihlocked. Halt orders carefully taken, complaint.
I EhI at the tiraud Cafe If. you want and satisfaction guaranteed. Spring price (,0c at. all dealers. lion't
to be served with the best at moder-'nnd Hummer samples on display. (Sen. simply ask for n kidney remedy -get
ate prices Merchants lunch, every W. Sloper. ltoseburg Cleaning and Moan's Kidney I'llls -thfl same that
day except Sunday, 3JC. Manage- Prosing Works, i'houe 47. 308 N. Mrs Neely had. Fostor-Mllburii Co.,
meut of Grand Hotel. jackon. Props,, lluffalo, N. Y.
Rhubarb for Canning
Now iH Die tlnio to buy rhuburh for canning. Tho large tender
HlalkK are j ti Ht at (heir tenL and the price Ih as low as It will get,
L' Mi reiilH per pound.
l'l'-nt y of lion H'-g row n l raw berries and goose-berries frenh every
day from the grower, at tho lowest price. Phone your order.
NEELY AND NEELY
1 19 SHERIDAN STREET ROSEBURG, OREGON
Sun Never Rose
on lighter or moro toothsome
loaves than we bake. Made of
the rincst flour, by skilled bak
ers, no home made bread can
compete with our:,. Then why
bother wllh homo baking? Let
us be your linkers.
ROSEBURG MODEL BAKERY