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Newspaper Page TextDAILY .VL'ATHER flKPOUT V. S. Wetther Bureau, local office Roseburg, 24 hours ending i a. in ' todiy. ' ' Frcclpltat.on la Inches and hnu dredllis: Maximum temperature 54 Mluiinum temperature 9 Precipltution 0 Total precip. since first or mo. Total precip. .since 1st of mo. 0 Normal precip. for this month .32 Totul precip. from Sept. 1, to date 2G.S4 Aver, precip. from Sept. 1, 1877 34.10 Totul deficiency Irom Sept. 1. Average prccipitatiou for 3ti wet . seasons (Sept. to .May, inc.) 33. OS WILLIAM HELL, Obiurvor. WEATHER FORECAST: Fair tonight; Saturday lair and warmer. Summer Const ipat ion Dangerous Constipation lu Summer-tiine is more dangerous than In the Kail, Winter or Spring. The rood you eat is often contaminated and Is more likely to ferment in your stomach. Then you are apt to drink much cold water (hiring the hot weather, thus injuring your stomach. Colic, Fever, Ptomaine Poisoning and other ills ure natural results. Po-Do-Lax will keep you well, as It Increases the Hlle, the natural laxative, which rids the bowels of the congested poison ous waste. Po-I)o-Lax will make you feel better. Pleasant and effective. Take a dose tonight. 5Uc at your druggist. Bi:roitK yoit in ii,i) THAT XKW KTOIiH I'KOXT let us show you some of the splendid work we turn out. We have some handsome new designs in strong, ser viceable fronts that will greatly im prove the looks of your store. Our prices should prove a big inducement. Drop In and wo'Il talk it over. Hargreaves Door and lumber Co Loral Mfgs. of Building Materials. ROSEBURG MID-SEASON STARTS SATURDAY All Slioit lines and every pair of Summer Shoes SACRIFICED WE QUOTE A Lot No. 1 Lot No. 2 Lot No. 3 89c $1.00 $1-48 Babies' soft sole OOf Children's strap flippers shoes i-iyj and Oxfords Iufants' Shoes 4"8C Men's mule skiu (TI 7Q 69c, 89c, 98c outing shoes pj- I 4 Big Lots for Men, r .. Lot No. 1 Lot No. 3 JL48$2J9 Lot No. 2 Lot No. 4 $1.98 $2.95 Oa luiuy items prues are tia.i or ics. isCmv.niW. evtry Summer Shoe Reduced. ROSEBURG BOOTERIE IRVIN BRUNN PERKINS BUILDING CASS STREET J IIED. GROSS. A l the Oregon Soldiers' Home, at r, o'clock p. m., AuK ti I JHH, Henry iiros, aptd 77 vears. Il.cea,( M-ived as u piivaie in l" ;'"V M. Sfcoiid New J.-rsev Cav- ' K the Civil War. lie was a n:uie of (he sta.e of Pennsylvania He was admitted to the home from (ilendale, this county, on April 14. l!14. Me is survived bv his wife.' who has been living at Junction Citv. SI10 is now at the home to attend the funeral, which will be held at 7 o' clock this evening, with interment lu the home cemetery. wi:ii)io itKi.i.s. Quite a social event transpired at .the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse llaldwiu, lu West ltoseburg, Moudav, 'August 3, 1M4, at a o'clock p. ni In the marriage of Dick Baldwin and j.Miss Kay Weaver, both of Myrtle Creek, Oregon. The ceremony was ! performed by Uov. It. II. Dollarhide. The contracting parties were grace fully and becomingly attired Tor the occasion. Alter the ceremony was I performed the company repaired to me uiinng room where an aiiunuance of Ice cream, len'onaile and cake was served and much appreciated, as the weather was quite warm. Kind words of good cheer and well wishes for their future journey through life were offered. Amidst many excla mations of pleasure the company dis persed to their homes. One Who Was There. o DO Y(r WANT TO DISPOSE OF YOl'lt I.AXD? I If so, send us a complete descrip tion of what you have and we will see if we cannot find you a good trade j for l.os Angeles property. We are ; not able to find cash buyers for laud these days, but Los Angeles property lis good and will he better as it is .the fastest growing city in America land sure to continue to grow, as ; Kastern men and money are bound ! to keep coming. I JOHN' D. OLWELL, 1 1127 Orange St., Los Angeles, Calif. NOTICE. All persons indebted to the Rose burg Rochdale Co. are requested to call at the slore at once and settle their accounts with the manager. While the store will be closed to the trade for the next three days, those who desire to pay their ac- i roil nt s may gain entrance to the office at the side door on Cass street, or at the back door on Main street. We must Insist on ALL accounts being settled before the tenth of Aug ust unless other arrangements have been made. RO.SUIUlItO ROCHDALE CO. Ilavo you run your eye over the sensational price list In the adv. of the Umpqua Valley Fruit Union In this issuo? That Is what co-operation can do. dsw BOOTERIE'S CLEARANCE FEW PRICES : ( Shoes and Oxfords . r 1 tJt 1.-.. SALE LOCAL NEWS. Mr and Mrs. C. P. Barnard and N. C. Paul, of Days Creek, was a daughter, Eloise, went to Eugene visitor in Koseburg for a few hours ,hlS u'onii'"!- . .Thursday. Miss Agues (irlnsted has gone to Mrs. Ellen Fox, of Ashland, r- IHlhiril to visit with her slater, Mrs. rived here last eveulug to apeud u X- " -Me'l,r'- jtoUHle ot da'3- Call at Kandy Kitchen for home- -Special price on sidewalk top while vafa,dk0snn'Hrreef "d swe0""el"8- Sl2 H la,u- al 1"Re s J " mreel- I Edward lladley, of Tillamook, Miss Mav Seabrlug, of Wliieliester, spent the dav in ltoseburg transact - If V-'n'mari''' "l'r SiS"'r' M,'3'"B busl"ess 'mMen- .. 1.. niiiuiu. H. L. McCreedy, of Sutherlin, was .Medford Sun: S. P. Innes. of Rose- iiurg, is spending a few days lu the city on business. j Mrs. James perry and daughter went to Kilenhower this morning, where they are camped for the sun.- .Mrs. oiiie. Higguinotham left for llf I UUIIIt' ill llOIll Mill HUH lllUrillUK.l after voting her relatives here for a Patronize Farmers' Public Market Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. This will benefit both consumers and pro ducers. Prices always reasonable. Mis. Henrietta Walker, of Cen tralla. Wash , arrived here yesterday evening to visit with .Mrs. I.. II. Car roll. Miss Mabel rtryan left hero last evening for West Fork, where she will visit some time with Miss Alice .Sloan. I Dr. and Mrs. Fisk.'who recently sold their ranch near tireen, will leave here Saturday morning to make I their home at California. Mr. and Mrs. Parslow, son omi daughter, and Miss Florence Grin-) Mr. and Mrs. V. H. 1-ea nml son, sted left today to camp for a week of Ilornbrook, Cal.. spent last even in the vicinity of Ilock Creek. ing in ltoseburg. They were regis- Mrs. J. A. Roberts, formerly of tered at a !ocal hotel Coos County, left here this morning j Stone jars and jugs, all sizes, with to join her husband at Kugene. They .covers, 20c per gallon at tho People's are looKing over me country witn a view to locating some where in the more central portion of the state M. D. Warren, agent for Oregon Relief Association of McMlnnville, Oregon, with offices at 21 4 Cass St. Your business solicited and carefully looked after. Cottage firove Sentinel: G. F. King was up from Rosehurg over Sunday, lie is now in the employ of the Ore gon Home Duilders Miss Mild red Wilson and party, of Rosehurg. stopped here a short time yesterday, morning. They were enrouto to Salem. V. It. T,umb, wife and two sons, arrived here ln.st evening from Spo kane, where tliey recently disposed of their property. They left thin morning for Wilbur, where they for- inerly resided for a number of years, .and hnvo ninny friends. Mr. I.nmb intends to soon move to Montunu. Medford Sun: Homer Coffin, of Hosehurg, arrived in the city Tues day afternoon to spend a few days with friends nnd relatives Walter Shaw, of (ilendale, passed through the city yestorday enrontti for the Unite Kails country, where he will spend a few days hunting and fishing. If the young lady who rece n tl y made postal imiuiry of the Kugene Business College for catalog will kindly furnish her name and address, the required information will be gladly sent her. Kugene Business College, Kugene, Oregon. I Yonculla Times: Mr. and Mrs. O. K. lloldredge left Monday morning for a visit at Hosehurg H. X. Colth. of Hoseburir. is visiting' with bis nephew, S. X. Woodward, for a few days Mrs. Swinney, of KosehurK, arrived Tuesday. She will spend some lime visiting with the Caley folks Ilr. Ilewett went to KosehurR Sunday morniiif; to hrini; home his I'ord auto, which was uiKieiKoiiiK an overliaulinR there. I Mrs. Karl Walker. daiiKhter of Mrs. (I. V. Thompson, returned to her home In HoseburB, after a short visit here. Sno News: I.olla Itae. the small .laiiKhtor of tl. I,. Sutherland had the linenvlahle dlstin.-.lon of hei iK kicked under the eye hy a aekral.hlt Monday niornini;. Mr Scrfl nK who' was passlnK 0 ' . J!1'?' v','" c '!," 1 Ja, . ' . V. Miss Sutherland ran out to stop t. and when Mr. .lack not to her he decided lo ko the oilier way and rlKliti. about faced, strikint? her under the eye. leaviiiR a painful Rash. The loiiK-earcd mule has quite a reputa tion as a kicker, but this Is the first case Hint has come to our notice where the long-eared rabbit has Imi tated bis heel work. I A lazy liver leads lo chronic dys pepsia und constipation weakens Hi lie whole system. Dean's Heralds pretty good time to lay In tho win r,c. per box) act mildly on the liver ter'a supply. daw ''twl lw,u-olu At fill rlrnir HlnritH Cottage Grove Leader: Mrs. I.eon- nrd Perkins, of the I'erklus Hotel, Mrs. Winnie Clarke. In Glendale, this Drain, was a guest of Mrs. C. K.jweek Mrs. Samuel McConnell, .lones. In t ti Is city Tuesdny. The of Hosehurg, has returned home, af ladies favored the Leader with a ter spending a short time here with pleasant call Hev. Groat ami her sister, Mrs. Geo. Itryan wife left Saturday to sojourn with Mrs. Warren Hurt and two little boys Mrs. Groat's fattier and friends at went to Hosesburg Monday to Join Yonralla for a few days. Itev. Groat Mr. Hurl, who has a run on the S. V. preacher) at Yolicalla Sunday lo u out of that place Last Fridav very attentive congregation. They night a man giving his name as F. will ri.tiirn home late this week. M. Mace, called at the Jewell llard- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hart and ware store and purchased roofing lo two children left this morning In the amount of fj.l, with the Instnic thrir little Metz auto for Coos Conn-, lions that It be shipped to his addressj tv. by way of ltoseburg, w here they at Rogue Hiver He gave In payment will remain over night with Mr. a check for $l8.r.n on an Ashland; Hart's sister, Mrs. Harry Wheeler, bank, and Frank South gave him the Thursday morning they will proceed balance, $:':). r,n. In change. Later' on their wav over the Coast Moun- the hardware storn received word i tains to Myrtle I'olnt. and alter a from the Ashland bank that Ihe visit there will go to Handon by ihe check was no good, there being no Sea to spei.d a few days. funds there to his credit. The dls-j There Is no one thing that would ''""""' '"' k ''I"1' '"V" "' " Improve most Douglas County land '"""I "'" to the auihorltles. and, so much as tile draining. The I'mp- ,h'- roofing was brought back from qua Vallev Fruit I nlon is going to Itogue Hiver. make a campaign tills fall along the' Rice & Hire, successor to .1. W. line of tiling, nnd Is going to supply Wright. Insurance that Insures all who are Interested with tile at prompt settlements. See Hire & Hire prices about fifty ner cent lower than for the old reliable dollar-for-dollar prevailing prices. Watch for their Insurance companies. No mutuala, inoouDcement in tbli it per. diw no anseiamenti. lutes reasonable. LOCAL VEWI. a business visitor In Roseburg for a. few hours last evening. s s Thorntoni of vdlng. CnU. fornia, was a visitor in Uosehurt; for a few hours Yesterday, rhnrleg Brand Bn(, of 0armn Valley, were visitors In Roseburg for a few hours last evening. n,l.,1.l ii .. 1 i.ll lp. Ton Ilor V " EX'to spend several weeks camping. Crawford peaches $1.00 per bushel. Phono 51-Y. Misses loin and Dessie Coodeli, of Yoliculla returned homo this morning after a visit with relatives here. Ralph Lander, of The Dalles, is spending a couple of days in Rose- burg looking after business matters Misses Bessie and Beatrice New- land returned home to Ten Mile this (morning, after visiting in Hosehurg fop severaI days' I Charles B. Cox and wife and John Vaughn and wife of Henpner. passed last night In Hosehurg. They are .supply Co Peter Rallf, Frank and Lelnnd Drown left this morning for Bandon, where they will spend the next two weeks enjoying an outing. Misses Helen and Luella Cillkey, of Corvallls, are visiting here with their brother, V. V. (iilkey. They loft this morning for Grunts Pass. J. C. Green and family, of Sacra mento, who had been touring the coast, left for home today, after visiting a short time here with Geo. iy ijnrt and funilv Mrs. Caroline Hayes, of Portland, arrived here last evening and left this morning for Marsbfleld and other coast cities, where she will visit with friends and relatives. Feel languid, weak, run down? Headache? Stomach "off .'" A good remedy is Burdock Blood Bitters. Ask your druggist. Trtco $1.00. Sam .Josephson returned here last evening from a vacation of several days on the Calapooia. Ho enmo In with Kugene Parrott, who bad taken me hihif i , rjiiuuiiui, 10 ruiuuiu lor a nru 01 lwu' W. J. Burns and family, of T.os Angeles, passed through here last evening enrouto to Portland and Seattle. They are traveling by auto mobile and hope to reach their des tination Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. C. .1. Kaslman, the former a groceryman here for a num ber of years, left this morning to make their home at San Francisco. They were accompanied to Medford by their daughter, Thorn, who will visit there for a few days. It has been Bald, "In times of peace prepare for war." Don't you think that this would he a good time to l"rTa ?i.. ni.ii.ii ' B Miss Book, who was injured by a fall In tho courthouse yard a few,cently passed through Medford 011 days ago, when she tripped over a their way to Crater Lake. They re wire some bovs had stretched across pott a fine trip. path It ha 1 n found lias a -,, ,,, ()f , ,, ,,,.,,, ,.. zL-.i , ... wore taken of the lln.l, re,-o, ly Knowing ui M-ciuie, ii in niuieu ".t ,e Injury in not senous. Renter: Daniel llrurn, an o vp(, , nsplll for a nuni- r (k(,n fr()m n,,, hospital to the home of Mr. and .Mrs. II- I''- ""!. " I'nlversltv street, ves- old Sol- ... . ., ,,..,,,.,. ,,,. nf vpn,.H ., w r,.nlll!,lt ,. recently so that he mlKlit have het ler rare, lie To and broke one of his hips recently and lias never re covered from the effects of the accl dent. You can buy Golden Harvest Flour, a fine, hard wheat flour, at tho Krult Growers' warehouse, across the track frnm (ho rfennt fop II on n .nek. A iiraiiiH i'uhs wnserver: .VI iss tMiiuue Dulihon Is visiting with her sister VVVAL NEWS. Hon PUun Coopor was in from Roberts Creek today. Head Trey O' Hearts In the Sunduy Journul. Wilt be ttt OoMeu Theater suuu. I Special Sunday Table d'Hote Din- ner, 75c; D:3I) to 8. Umpqua Hotel. J. M. Martin, ot Myrtle Creek, left 1 tor his home last eveulug, after a ! visit hero ou business. Mrs. u. V. Adams came over from Sutherllii last evening to visit with relatives for u few days, Franklin Barker was in from Oak Creek today. Threshing has not yet begun in his neighborhood. Frank E. Alley arrived hero this morning from Portland, where ho spent the past few days on business. Silos at Page's, either the Weyer haeuser model with a money-buck guarantee, or the staves only. King liaggott in The Halted Trap, 2 parts; Dob Leonard, Hazel Duck hain in A llooh There Was. (lolden Theater tonight. Mrs. Clnrence Helming, of Port land, arrived here this morning und left later In the dny for tbo vicinity of Riddle, where Bhe has relatives R. II. Flagman, of Portland, Is spending 11 collide of days In Rose burg looking after business matters before the I'nited States land office Cheapest accident insurance Dr. Thomas' Eclectic Oil. For burns, scalds, cuts and emergencies All idrugglsts sell it. 25c and 50c. W. D. Moore and family left here this morning for Winchester Bay, where, they will spend the next two or three weeks enjoying their uunual outing. Carl and Sam Shoemaker and Frank Lilburu will leave Sunday for a couple of weeks vacation near Crater Lake, taking the route over the mountains from Tiller. Earl Strong and wife and William Harris nnd wife, who have been camping on the North I'mpuna Hiver for some timo past, are expected home tomorrow or Sunday. W. L. Cobb and wifo and Thomas Cobb and wife left here yesterday by automobile for points 011 the McKcn- ie Hiver, in Lane County. There they will remain for several weeks. Patroulze Farmers' Public Market Tuesday. Thursday, Saturday. This will benefit both consumers and pro ducers. Prices always reasonable. The forest fire which was raging near Hlddle yesterday, was practically extinguished this morning, according to word received here. The damage resulting from the firo was nominal. ,T. W. Perkins left here (his morn- inf for Marshtield, where he will boost for the proposed railroad from ; this city to the coast. Ho expects to jbo absent from the city for several tiuya 11. L. Darby, a member of tbo State Pharmacy Board, returned homo last .evening, after a day spent In Hose burg. Whilo here bo Investigated several complaints against local drug gists. Umpqua trout fi es tied on pennell turn down eyed hooks. Hal ford dry fly gets the big, wise trout in the deep holes. Made expressly for J. H. Sykes. Mrs. Ben Holladay and daughter. Miss 1M i Hi, of Baker, aro spending a few days in ltoseburg visiting with friends. Before returning home they will spend a couple of days on Hock Creek. According to a card received here jjj Mmrni,, )r t p Sether and wife und (). C. Sether and wifo re- , K,B8, W, Wllg r,.(.,.tiy Min,e,l lo 1,,,.,, , a fir(Mit fn, , ; .... ,,, ,,, , - .,., mr! UIU,rlakil,K a',.0,.H t,8 ,,.. l"K. Kimeral services were, con- ,..,, ,,y (((.v ,, WwiveSi 1lslr f the local M. K. Church. South. The remains were Inlened In the Oak j (,reck cemetery. The funenil wan well al'ei d, while tho floral ofrer- lnKs were many and heanliful. Now is your opportunity to procure a summer home In the town of West ".,;!.. , , " u.'iiu ii I ill iiinii:uun i.unu. I'.any pay ments. George Hller, agent, 122 West Oak Btreot. Terracotta chimney pipe, shoulder t JoIntH. tees and caps now lu Block lit Winnie Gaddls's, the Plumber. New County Map of Dougta Co. Paper $1.00, cloth 12.00. L. U. Hicks, P. 0. Hen 477. linsotiurc. Oregon. Why Not Get Your Gasoline AT Johnson's Drug Store AND GET Green Trading Stamps -The Economical Way Is to Buy Advertised Goods' The advertised article Is standardized. It must measure up fully to the claims made for It or the first purchase also be comes the last. Knowing this, no manufacturer can afford to appropriate money to advertise on inferior or unsatisfactory commodity. Therefore, the knowu brand Is the reliable brand; thus ure you positively insured as to quality. HOW ABOUT PRICE? No hlgner thnn for th0 unliuown brand, and more often less. Because of tho large tloniund for meritorious goods created by advertising, the price is actually loss, based on tho business axiom of "more money in many sales nt small profit than in tow and scattering sales nt larger' profit." MARSHALL'S Tho Grocery Store That Gives You Tbe Servloe FOIl nF.PItF.SF.XTATIVE. To the voters of Douglas County: I am a regularly nominated candi date for Representative in theLegls- iiiuire irom Douglas county, on the Democratic ticket. 1 fuvor less taxes and less laws, and if elected will use my best efforts to Becuro such legis lation an will bring that result. On this pledge I respectfully ask your THE CASH STORE Let us pack your groceries for your summer outing. We have what you want nt lowest cash price In town. Dy our system of checking nothing Is forgotten. THE CASH STORE VB SAVE Phone 12 1 W. Cass Street North Side Grocery Teaches, Crawfords, box 40c Catitelopes, small, 6 for 25e, large, 4 for 25c Water niellous 15c to 45c ! Banauas, dozen 20c 1 Tomatoes, 4 pounds 25c vSweet coin 20c, 2 dozen 35c Lemons, dozen 35c, Oranges, dozen 30c and 40c North Side Grocery N. Jnckson & Winchester St., Phone 324, Roseburg, Ore. WEST SIDE GROCERY the place for the best fancy nd staple groceries. Large stock and good variety. The best goods money can buy. Tou save time and money by trading with us. Phone your orders, we deliver any where. We Give Roseburg Stamp Co's. Checks. DO WELL & BENEDICK PHONE 29 Sugar Cured Hams, Sugar Cured Shoulders Sugar Cured Bacon, Pure Lard All made in Roseburg. We also handle FORTJONES CRlv AMKRY J5UTTER. Give us a trial. The Cass Street Market 107 West Cass St, LOUIS KOHLIIAGEN, Prop. MITCHELL WAGONS Some of the Things That Make the Mitchell Better: llol Het The Instead or colli swaged, tires. Ileweil Out At lew instead or common sawed axles. Mr Seii-niieil Timber instead of kiln dried timber. Yellow I'opl ir lliHlien Instead ol slush pine or cottonwood. Keep Sawed 1'elloew on wide tile and regular wagons Instead of bent rims. Iliil leml ami Chrome (iieen Pniut Instead of ready-mixed or min eral paints. Mlii bell I'nini never blister irsiale off In any climate no matter how exposed, ii is put oiifour coats with a brush and well "keved" In not dipped. Kvery Hi bk of TIiiiImt, I'very llnr nf Iron, Kvery Mere of Htel and Kieiy Pound of I'nliil used on a Mitchell wagon must stand curtain lesls and measure u to rerlnln standards which expert euro has shown to be best ror that particular part, and anything not ruining up lo Ibis standard Is nt once rejected and not IioukIiI at anv prlee. Mlli lu ll XVimoiw are not made to sell at the same price as other wagons. They ros nioreto build and aro worth much more to use. If you want (lie Ismt wagon, gel a Mitchell. Thoy are not only the Ixwi at the prlrc, but nil: in:sr at any piiick." J. F. BARKER & CO. Roseburg Implements & Vehicles Biipport on Nov. 3, 1914. W. 8. HAMILTON. o AUTO STAGE LINE DEPOT. Daily stages and autoa for Marsh field and all Coos Ilnv nnlnt. I for Peel and Millwood, leaves O. W. jltapp's grocery store, 133 8herldao I street. Cash paid for produce along I the line. TOG MONEY 270. Roseburg, Oregoa. WEST ROSEBURG, ORE- Oregon