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Newspaper Page Textr a lis a t, be':. lOll'if: BUI the' a i eh I' i. LOCAL NEW Special Sunday Table f Med ford I Roaebur,. is attending ,d business matters in .Medford this week. Andrcwe of Medford. ouple of i'vs In this city i I '- Silas vA.nes Kulzer, of Vallev, ar-,, is spending a few days in ' uurg visiting, "vitb friends. A. A. Uoquet, c' Oregon Agri cultural College,1 il .Vd here lust veiling to spep'i a-Kouple of days. ... . ,VA.'. Ad.1 ' ir of ftaralifial,. ' Bf arrived here Iasi-eviilng by stage to I1--'- i ittn .... . ..lftor hnsr teersts. Mr. tsnerirer L "Uown here, -nhlo lima 'A he.hna Kni mpq' . irout fl'es tied on nennell fjra down eyed hooks. Halford dry gets the big, wise trout in the bolts. Made exnresslv for J. H. i ehland T .Jigs: William Dello fireman ',, tho Southern Pact! 'ho has been running into AsIl'' .id .-JJtho past four yhirs, died rt Ken Tuesday, as t!i4. tfciLlt of over- from the englr- , ,a'.. -gone Reglo ne Wells K' yesterday fro. .. Rapp, o ,.tthy, returned weeks' trip to Orovllle, C'ai., old home, where V.'1' he was called by the sudden serious Illness of his mother, who ft VTO vears Ola. l'or days the fannl.Wwas in doubt as to whether or not' she would live, and the doctor at one time be lieved that she had "only one chance In a thousand," but Mrs. Rapp man aged to stnnd the ordeal, caused by the breaking of the gall sacks, and is now recovering. - " Would there be any use of our telling you that gas 1b cheaper than wood if we couldn't prove It? We will be glad to give you figures that will convince you. Medford Tribune: Dr. E. R. Seeley returned Tuesday evening from a six weeks trip to New York, where he attended clinics. He says it was ter rifically hot back east for a couple of days, and is very glad to he home, and away from the heat. His fam ily met him at Koseburg and the trip was made thence by auto A wholesale delivery of prisoners In the Josephine County Jail at Grants Pass was affected lust night by means of unlocking all the cell doors by some one who forced an entrance by means of a pass key. Seven pris- 'oners were liberated, including Henry Baker and Louis Hare, arrested by the police of this city last week for burelarv. They are the most wanted. The local police have been nolifled to koep an eye peeled for the fugi tives. The report reaching this city does not spy what the night jailor re i was doing vani I , l hen the break occurred. Jlfow lo Get Rid V Of Skin Trouble f( Handsome Skin Boo' That Will Guide Frea ; You. So many people fuss In despair over stub born ikln a HI let lorn that Borne rules laid down In connection with the use of 9. S. S. . for the blood will be of reat value. Ttieie are outlined lu a hand book, tlnelr Illus trated, of the many varlailons In bkIo troublet. It tells how to overcome them. If Atu have been fighting some blood trouble.N eonie skin disease, call It eczema, lupui, ptorlasls, malaria, or what you will, ask at any drug store for a bottle of S. 8. H. and you are then on the road to health. action of this remarkable remedy Is Just as direct, just as positive. Just as cer tain In Its influence as that the sun rlee In the East. It Is one a! thow rare med ical forces which act In the blood with the tame degree of certainty tliat Is found in ail natural tendencies. The manner in which It dominated and controls the mys terious transferemi of rich. red. pure ar terial blood for the diseased venous blood la marvelous. There is scarcely a community anywhere but what has Its living example of the wonderful curative effects of 8. H. 8. Get a bottle of this famous remedy today, and If your case Is stubborn or peculiar, write to Medical Dit.. The Swift Specific Co., 35 Kwirt nirir., Atlanta, lia. io not permit anrone to tall you into a nbatltute for h. & a. her Jonathan Points With Pride -it lumber industry. But e prldf ttian we do to hlh grade lumber for From the narrowest most nianstve timber, V to prove our pride '.'Ivirtc vour nepds. ,rri' means lumber and Lumber Co Jhllng Material,. iSiM 'r' '' 1 V M 'i" S. ' f J , ?It::'-:;J- 25c t White Aprons ? for 26c These v. ub are made of good qual ity ''Kii, neatly embroidered; have nd pocket. Saturday uiglit !26c you cun buy two for . . . 25c Women's Vests 2 for 26c 25c Women's sleeveless vests, about 100 111 tllfi lot ffllfi ulllf. Rtrntia nvpr shoulders, and just the cool and com fortable, for summer wear:0lrt Saturday evenlnly only, 2 foiOC 10c Ink Tablets, 2 For 11c lou can Duy one or tne Dest luc ink tablets made, ruled paper, easy to wrne on; you can Bsve nere; 11 Saturday eve oaly, 2 for 11C Saturday Evening Only From 6:30 to 8:30 IiOCAL NEWS. Miss Orace Ceorge, of Orecn, was i iiHumu. ua wauui in una tuv va- jiuuk aiinub's una ivnigni coals at PaS s- J. K. Hell, of Oakland, transacted business matters In tho city for a few hours today. . A. lerhune and family have gone to Portland for a couple of days visit with relatives and friends. All shelving and comileis of Hose- burg Variety Btore at your own pike, E. Tallman spent yesterday looking after business matters in this city, returned to Dole last evening. Mrs. H. F. Hamilton, of Portland. arrived here last evening on her way lo Myrtle Creek to visit with her parents. Mis. G. J. llacher and little daugh ter returned here today, after spend ing some time ut Kugene visiting with friends. E. L. Giles and Thomas Cobb re turned home last evening from Ku gene, where they hud spent the day on business. Douglas Couniy Creamery butter, only 65c for two pound square. Ask yo ir grocer for fit. Patronize home Industry. Richard Morris, traveling engineer for the Southern Pacific Company, arrived here last evening to look af ter business matterti. Mrs. C. 1). Mccracken and little niece, Miss, Neva Agee, returned home last evening to Green, after a day's visiL at ti.e Chautauqua. Cottage ;rove Leader: Judge Rice, wife anil little daughter. Iris, and Mrs. Roy E. Bellows, of Jtoseburg. visited in Cottage Grove Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Hollows' par ents. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jones. Mrs. Jones accompanied them on their re turn to Roseburg aunday for a visit of severaL days. Never can toll when you'll mash a finger or sniffer a. cut, bruise, burn or Bcald. He prepared. Thousands rely on Dr. Thomas' Eclectic Oil. Your druggist sells It. 25c and 50c. Grants Pass Courier: While pick ing peas In he- garden Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. .1. W. Ileston found the revolver which had been thrown away by "Prince the Awful of (!er ninny" wihen he was pursued by the officers, and after he had been woundi'd by Chief Lewis, a week ago. The revolver was lying among the pea vines, where It had been thrown over the fence, and still bore the price tug that was on it when it was taken by the Insane man from the hardware store. Ashland ltecord: Tuesday morning i L. I). McKee, assistant postmaster, hnd the pleasure of seeing two deer .within fitly yards of his house on 'upper Wlmer street, and feeding in his corn field. The deer did not ap pear to be at all frightened, hut as soon as they noticed their admirers loped quietly off. Mr. McKee had time to cull his wife to the door and she saw for the first time native wild deer. He says at thla rate If we ran make Ashland a resort, hunting can be done within Iho city limits. CHIROPRACTOR COMING. About July 1st I will open In Itoseburg an office for the pracle of Chiropractic Science. This Is of vast Importance to sufferers of any disuse. Watch for announcement later. N. I'ljicr, D. C. k . Sale A sale where Power. You pay one pent more than the ragular price on any article on sale and get cent is all the second article costs. Read the list of specials- note the great savings. 25c Children's Hose 2 for 26c Children's light blue and pink silk nsie stockings, in all sizes, in a fine no, good wearing; SnturJi) !26c eve oniy, z pair 10c Colgat e's Soap, 2 For 11c Colgate's elder flower, glycerine soaps, large size cakes; make an ex cellent toilet soap Tor hands 1 1 imd face, 2 for I1C 2.50 Women's Waists 2 for 2.51 painty waists in lingerie and voile each waist well made, good styles, ineallv trimmed with lnc t m fronts; Saturday eve, 2 for.. Vi I NEW YORK STORE IrOCAIi NEWS. Dr. II. A. Canfield. of Drain, spent jasi eteill li: 11 ltOSeUlir. I Mrs. L. II. Grout, who visited here yestoiuay irom Keuben, lult last evening for home. Get the habit of hnvlnir vour cnnilv at Kandy Kitchen. 312 N. Jackson. Miss Anna Ferguson has gone to .losenh. Kastern Oreeon. tn visit rein Uvea for the summer, . , , home tliiB inorning, after an opera- . ij. vtuii, ui uuiiiiMiu, reiuriieu tion here at the hospital. Miss Helen Hamilton left this morning for Engeiio, where she will attend the University of Oregon sum mer school. Don't forget to see our bargains In nde will be lemonless, the kick will Chinuwaro at tho Roseburg Variety be extracted from liquors and chick Store, en soup will he made from shadows. Mrs. C. D. Itulck. of Mvrtle Creek 'l'hos" who are making these unkind who had spent a rouple'of davs in r"narli'1 i'1'"" I lie ilctr secure their Koscburg, returned homo on' the ll''rHon from Dr. Straw's ileter evening train. initiation that confetti shall be ruled 'out of the program and none be used Miss Ethel Siglinger, who had been during the celelifalion. The general visiting friends in this city for sev- run or young people would be greatly oral days left for her home at Al- lost without the usual confetti hat bany this morning. tic, it Is said, for I hey have thought Peter Belling, or Tacoma, who had lhis ol1" of ""' "lost l,,"''i"K been looking over this part of the ,irc'3 of a of lllt,il-sliri'-country for soveral days, left this! o morning on his return. Mrs. C. II. Bailey, of South Deer Creek, left last night for an extend ed trip thru the East. She will spend most of her time at Detroit, Mich. Constipation causes headache, In digestion, drowsiness. For a mild opening medcine, use Doan's Regu lets. 25c a box at all stores. Mr. and and Mrs. S. C. Miller, ofo.ible strength from any druggist Dillard, returned home last evening and apply a little of It night and from Salem, where their little dauj, morning and you should soon so. tor underwent un operation. The 'hat even tho worst freckles have he latter Is much Improved nnd accom-: K"" to disappear, while the lighter panled her parents home. ,uue.t have vanished entirely. H i ,, ... ,, ,, jseldoiu more than an ounre Is need- Mrs, w h. Ilossermnn left here ti to completely clear the akin and t ils morning for Collage Grove where gan beautiful clear complexion, she will visit a few days with her ne sure to ask tor the double mother. Later she will go to Albany strength othlne an this Is sold under to spend some time with Mr. nnd rnnrnntea of mnnev hack If It falls Mrs. It here. Wilson, former residents M. I). Warren succeeds J. A. Bu chanan as ngent for tho Oregon Fire Relief Association of McMlnnvllle, Oregon, with offices at 214 Cass St. Your buslnoss solicited and. carefully looked after. j Coos Hay Times: MIsb Agnes Rus sell, aged IS. bookkeeper for the Pioneer Hardware Co., E. P. Lewis! and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hague hud a narrow escape rrom death or serl-l ous Injury when an automobile in which they were riding went over the om hall h llient on tho Coos Bav WHgotl road near Mlnnrd's mill, about 4::iu odock .yesterday afternoon 'stale of Oregon for Douglas County. 1 Bettle Hlckerson, a ncgress, this . h(,lirlK ,hn ,a. r je j.', morning filed an Information with M am, tQ m(, I.mlild- Justlce Pemiock In which she alleges , , ,. ,, ()f , ,, rJt,ht. utte that (ail hin.th, a negro who had am, ,,,.,., f ()rvi!i ,,. m,.,;,,, m been rooming al her boarding house, .. ... .,,,, Kviini. bis stole over $ I ii anil some jewelry from jf , , , ',,, ,,,.,,.,. ,.. , her and fled to parts unknown As-I ; ,v f, .. cording to the woman. Smith eft , ,, , ()r , , her place yesterday morning . will, a; . ,r , . r f , brown Mill ca e and she tl ,ks be .,, .,.,.! went In the direction of (.ard.ner. ' . ,, . .. ,,,,, , , p. I Constable cx atHMhe polhe officers -. 'o f lh J"'';.."',,,",,;,;,; arc searching f. Miillh. , y.()1 ,. ,, ,,., ,lla.H. I We are anxious that every oncjwiti, interest from Hi" -Ith dav of j should know of our excellent soda'April. 1 1 4 . a 'lie rate of i; per cent fountain products, and to that end .r annum, and the further sum of for the next '!') days with each &0e seventy-five Dollars attorney's fcs. purchase of toilet articles at our aud tests anil disbursements In said store we offer free 1 tic worth In trade iUt taxed at Thirty Dollars; said at the fountain. Hamilton Drug Co. execution having Issued In that cer- if -Wftttelf-V .$ K 'i I for Chautauqua Visitors the smallest coin 1.50 Cotton Blankets 2 for l.5l A dnndy big totton blanket, the sensible thing to take out camping save lots or rueets; sale natui day eve only, 2 for l.5l 50c Wide Ribbons, 2 Yards For 51c Extra wide plain taffeta ribbons In all the leading schados; will make the new girdle belts; Saturday r evening only, 2 yards for DlC 3.50 Men's Low Shoes 2 for 3.51 We have about r0 pairs of men's low shoes in tan, guiimetul and pat ent; good staple styles; buy "J CI footwear now; Sat. eve 2 for O Dl LOCAfi NE j left Mr. and1 Mrs. C!iarK;s I.Iniloy fm I'nrt nn. thiu tll0' cxlect to m,lko t'h' ''. Silos at Page's either tho Wever- jhaeuser model with money-back guarantee, or the staves only Mis. W. N. IVniborlou and "wool, of Dillard, who had in for the Chautauqua, relurned nome last evening. Patronize Farmers' Public Markot Tllesday. Thursday, Saturday. This will benefit both consumers and nro- ducers. Prices always reasonahle. Mnrshfield I'Vord: Some or Dr. Straw's friends say that, if he has his way, the Fourth of July will be n "less" eclehnil inn and tlw. Ininon. FRECKLES. Now is the Time to Get Rid of Those I gly Spots. Thero's no longer the need of feelinc ashnmei4 rreckles, as tho prescrip slitb'.'.i I double strength is gil- -.;AI lemove these homely spots. .T" -iV - -V Sim ill v eet an ounce rr olhlnn to remove freckles. NOTICE. Having sold my blacksmith shop on Main street to P. M. Mathews, I will on Monday, Juno 2!i. open my Tormer shop In North Itusehurg. 1 will be prepared to do all kinds of blacksllllt hiug, hol seslioclliK, etc. El). NOAH. o SHERIFF'S NOTICE OF SALE ItFIL PROPF.RTV. " OF Notice Is hereby given that by vir- ,,, I,.,, ,,, nnlnr ,.1 sale ,.,.., .., f ,i. ivrmii curt nf the fRS, iffjfo' takes on a hundred fold in nnrrhacinrf 2.50 Leona Garments 2 for 2.51 Women's I.eona garments, the most perfoct fitting combination made, line materials; an unusual 1 r bargain; Saturday eve, 2 forZOl 25c Men's Underwear 2 for 26c Men's light weight summer under wear In drawers and shirts. nwHiim size ones; sale Saturday eve 2 garments for AiUt 4.00 Net Curtains, 2 For 4.01 High grade Cablo net curtnlns, Cluny lace trimmed, white and ecru; placed on sale Saturday evening, 2 QJ tain suit entitled in said Circuit I Court wherein Bald J. P. Itcinort is 1 plaintiff and said Orvlllo I.. Melln, j M. II. Kvuns and llatlle G. tivans, his wife, are defendants; Now. therefore, In obedlonro to 9al(l wr" of execution and order of saio i win on Saturday, tne z.'ith day lof July, 1!)H, at tho hour of one Mrs. 0'clork in the afternoon expose for been! njilo n nillilU nitcMnii fit IIia mnln entrance to tne courthouse of Doug-; ins County. Oregon, in the city of prescribed hy tho luws of the State Roseburg, und will sell lo tho high-1 of Oregon, and 1 am coniinandod by est bidder for cash, all the right, said writ of execution and order of title and interest which the nuid de- salo to place into the liumodlnto pob femlants had and owned on tho 20th session of snid premises tho pur- Purity Guaranteed under all State and National Pure Food Laws. You can pay a higher price, but you cannot get a baking powder that will raise n:cer, lighter biscuits, cakes and pastry, or that is any more healthful. Your money back if K C fails to please you. Try a can at our risk. No wood, no coalM no ashes New Perfection OIL COOK STOVE hum kerosene, the clean, cheap fuel. It a fine itove for hut weather Ito-suno it tjnent over-heat the kilrhen. Ail the heat in applirtJ at the conking point. You can hakr, hroil and roat on It ju't aa veil at on a wood or coal stove and much ui krr and cheaper. It due-n't amoke or smt'll; domn't taint the food. Oct an oil stove and make summer cixiking rnnf and comfnruhlc. Deal era Everywhere Standard Oil Company (California) Roseburg . 5c Torr.hon Heavy Torchon lace Insertion and 2.00 Boys' Low Hoys' J2 grade of low shoes in tan Saturday eve, 2 for ; 2.00 Crepe Kimonas 2 for 2.01 Neat, serviceable crepe Kimonos, neatly trimmed with satin to match designs; have the empire offec 2.01 On sale Sat. eve, 2 for. 2.00 Yd. Dress Goods 2 for 2.01 We place our stock of $2.00 grade wool dress goods on sale, all the stnple shndOB and cloths; Sat- c urdny eve only, 2 for 2.50 Umbrellas, 2 For 2.51 Men's or women's $2.50 umbrellas, havo bulb runner, steel frame, eight libs, flno cloth cover; Sutur- f Ci day eve, 2 for ZOl day of December, J 9 II, or havo had at any time since or that they now havo in and to tho Koulhweat qunr- tor of tho Southwest quarter of Sec tion 35 In Township 27 South. Range 7 West of Iho W lllhmctto Meridian In Douglna County, Oregon, contain ing forty acres, together with the tenements, hereditaments und appur tenances thereunto belonging or In anywise appertaining; Bald sale will ho mado Bublert to redemption Good Oil Stove does away with all the dirt anil hollicr that conies with wood, coal and Uhhcfl. It makes light work and a clean kitchen. mmmm mrnr aat'jg'A FOR BEST RESULTS Q USE PEARL OIL J?, faces' 2 for (c . edges, Saturday eve only 2 for Gc Shoes, 2 for 2.01 and black sizes 13 to 5; (C two One 5c Ink, 'l "for 6c" Stafford Ink, Jet black, excellent writing fluid, nilso Stafford mucil age; you can nlways use them;'" r Saturday eve, 2 for t)C 75c 1: Yd. Embroidery 2 for 76c 45 in. vollo flounclngs in extra heavy designed patterns; now Is the time to bus for your dross ; 3at-"7 urday eve, 3 for OC 1.00 Men's Shirts, 2 For 1.01 Men's dress shirts In plaited bosom patterns; broken sizes, mostly large sizes, 1G, 16H and 17; on .101 snio sat. eve, 2 for Saturday Evening Only From 6:30 to 8:30 chaser thoroor at said sale. Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, June 2.1, 1914. GEORGE K. CJUINE, Sheriff. Just My Style , Whut is more pleasing to tffe aty llsh young lady than to have her lover looking as though he had Just stepped out of a hand box. She 1b delighted to go out with him. Should her dainty dress bo soiled or tho suit rumpled, there Is no need for regrets. Just send it to us and It will bo returned In a few hourB look ing like a new gown. Imperial Cleaners Phone 277 342 N. Jackson Insurance For fire, accident, automobile, steam boiler, burglary and lia bility Insurance and surety bonds, see me. My companl a are tbe oldest and strongest, my rates the cheapest F. G. Stewart 420 Pine St., or phone 142-Y. FERN ISLAND i GREENHOUSE Roseburg, Oregon I ft Mrs. F. D. Owen, Prop. Pane Ifll Cut Flowers Potted Plants Funeral Desl' Wedd'- Just receiver1 of Ferns of ou Bale at The Pak p cleaning 8 gf l PRESSING I