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Newspaper Page TextMO DO i r k. it 1 Ac2otiillknf!vujrCT.tTJU. Si:.,l!;.)l(K;,y)ilj.'ttv,iM 1Bilj3-Jij(.':JSj Pi omotc s Diy shonJCbf fl'd ncssati!1 Itesi.QLriMMSitfiCi Opi'im MiirpH'.- ror'iircral Nor Naucotic. .Cj3 Am JRl For Infants End Children. The Kind Ycu Have Always Bought Eears the Signature SCIATICA- I'll-: ltd Mi r.lix To kill 111 ni rve pains of StiatUa you .an iilwais tleKeuii uu Siouu's l.iuinii'iit. It iH'iu'lr.itea to th? ...-at of iaiu ami biui4 ease as oou as it is upiihu-J. A Kieat ootufoit too witt) sloitu's is mat no rut'biTii; is It-Muirtd. Sloan's l.iiiimt-tit is In vaiualile f6r sHoopim! mn-J.-liar or n.ne pain ol any ku;J Try it at j oiH-r if vou sutler with rueuiiiatism, lutiit'jtKe, sort? ttiroat. Nam iu eliesl. sprains, briiisi-s. el.1, ll is .-ellenl lor ni'iiralKia and hi-mlai'lie, -.'jc. at all liniRmsts. I.CM'AI. A XII IT.ItSOXAI. I AnprVi Ri'Tfdv rorrrmsnrs tlor . SourSijraicii.Olafriw. Vorins,('n:v,-'..siim?.rcxrjJ j fiandlOSSOFSlFP. j 0 Kf LV local ami ri:nsoYL in Use For Gvsr Thirty Years Fi-her's fiour at R.-oiiutry Cro ei y. It. !'. Aik.-im. of Ki4dle. si-ent to- i ila tiitus.ii tiim businer-s in this t hy. J See tl.e l: 1 7 Studelaker on iIU- pli.v at tl. W. Ultimas iMruwe. j ( S. II iwatt. of K'.mt iu'. arriv.l ( here esionlay on his regular luisi- : nes t rip. 1 Miss Opal tl'.ltnure. of UiiMIe, spent l-'riday ufleniotn ami cwnitm iu the ' ril v. j Country ham, lut on and lard. 1m ononiy urocery . Miss Vie Kit", of Myrtle Creek, spt-r.l Friday an. rnoon m the eity w nil fiends. 11. It. Hall urn) sjk at la-t uiitttt in i' ve:e registered al tie KiU't'tvd s il.non !! o:n:uy .',ru cry, F. M. Smith, wile a ti-i -. Mom Los Aiip-Ii i f-u-i ti.n aiitl cvi- I iiiain-litl . T!i-;r !:' .ii . il to.!a and i . -Mit m in (he lily. tii'ot o I'll n r. hill, i o! Hi1' Mi Irus.- diMi i. ' in l!u imt n looking inii ivis. IU- ays tt.. I'om' roiltt'Ti.platt ft'. i .uu k iSari.i t'n- iu-t I Iu ifl).. aniKuru . llt-liiiM -rat u cantli.lal'-loii!:-i 4'ouilly at t!. turn. May I!'. I'.'!'!. of I.. May. Col. .1 l, arrive. 1 hen la in ol' ill-pe. lion t uiiu- Co. Mr. M;iv ais local siijifrint i.ilv uas ir.aile :i avehuti o r tlir ro: l'ortlit nd, .ity. They inM)tia Hotel. ci v r ruiav at ! :d two d.iili;ll . art in-il ht re to lot ale ler- ill'lil KOOti i- moved to a ia,l sa pel V ior , pi Ht Friday aiti-r huj'iiies P-oplc of Mel i.lerahle road MiiiuinT. m self as a ur ol ! - primav el.'C ii.irrv I'.arce. lerly of this nitii; on a i!ie Southern ,is for several :d in . hut re oi : ii ial foi p. i ii s lines. UHWL AXO TKHSUNAL Have Anindt-I tunc it. Tel. yi l.. K toda a! ial. .. Green was over fioin W'lll.ur attending to various business on tt.e city hooks, mul now for the 1 1 ; ft time, it t an he told without u awK !.uh whii.ii ordiiiauce tire lcH;thd o,!' Ot UU CtltHt, il Wtll ilni.-n iu tone. lirot kwav, ho s r oi t' il to be ar- 3 txa ' THt ciNTwn oeniii. mkw tour eiTY ' H. S. IE. Walker, of Kiuene. rived lore this morning to look alter I business uiattors. N oi h i ii if like coal for a steady I fire. Ask about t he genuine I'ea I'o.k lioek Springs, at I'ae's. j K. I., and K. K. Itushm II were in fioui T'it Mile toda attendini; to business mailers. I Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Stone, of Port land, arrived here laH evenini; to spend a lew day UAILX WK.VTIiKIt ItKlHiltT. V. S. Weather llureau. local office, Roseburg, 24 uours ending 5 a. in., today. I'reeipUntion in inches and hun dredths: Maximum temperature Hfl Minimum tempera! u re -."i Precipitation -0 Total prccip. sinrt :;.si of mo. I vn'AMZixd. I Any size tire or tube. No blowout or puncture too laree or too small, but what can be repaired in first . class shape at reasonable prices. Motor Shop Carafe, 4 14 N". Jackson. Normal 1'ieiip. tor th Total predp from Sept. s month I. 19 15. T n AI TO KTAfiH LINK IH'.POT. Daily stiiges and autos for Marsh field and all Coos Hay points, also for Peel and Millwood, leave CI. W. Happ's prci-pry store. 1 ::;t Sheridan street. Cash p:iid for produce along the line. ! Save ymr knm kb Pot Scrubs lor "e Supply Co. Arihur Sturnis, of Lebanon, is in he city lor a tew days looking after huiiu..s matters. i Ceome Oimmick. of Winstons. was a visitor iu t lit city for a few hours i- iida afternoon. A i torn ey A. C. Sliaw left for hi- home at Poitiand last nihl. utter a day spent lie re on business. i The best li.ic meal in the city at the McClalluli Hotel. Miss Kaihrn Sta". n, a teacher at It ice H ill. is spending I he w eek-eiul i u I! os t hurt; v isit inu with M r. and Mrs. Weaver. Of the tit:.1(U:l Hot-. M:ss S:at-'U is quite well known in lIoM'huri., where she i, a s visited fre quently .luring tlie past lew months. Ituy an aluminum wash hoard. Speviat at c. People's Supply Co. II. tl. Sonnemanu. of Portland. wl,o spent Friday in Itoseburj; as a wiiness in ti:e case oi tlie Itoseburg N.it it ma I I tank vs. K. N. Camp ami the Oregon Mining a- Power Com pany, b tt for bis liou.e ;it Portland last night. Mr. Sonneinann formerly lived at Olemlale, w in re he is well known. best jitney sen I e tall Palac uet two Chin.i ror b'-st j::r. tlie People's of Sweets, pi. one 7t. Ciiv and couu trv calls answered until initlnight. Aver, precip. from Sept. 1. Total exces ir.;m Sept. 1. Ave .'Jl.: . l .' 1.! Awot nci:mi:t. preciiJilallon wet seasons ( Sejit. Jnclusive WILLIAM PKLI far itS to May .in. on Observer. V RATI IKK FMiKCAST Oener.i'lv fair tonight and Sunday; continued cold. To any one desirous of engagins In the planing- mill or manufacturing business, I w ill offer -a one-half in terest in my business, with or with out real estate. V. L. Dysinger. o nii,t;i,i i;i:mi:iv. Try our remedy for chilblains, sore, tender feet ;n-I bunions. M a it. st Kits m; i ; c;. T PHONE BROKE! 123 PHONE We Jo all kinds of Electrical Repair Work Motors, Irons, Flashlights, etc. Roseburg Electric Company ;o;-ge Perkins, of Drain, spent last night in llosebiug. H' was registered at the l'nipiua. I-.'. It. Van Ai nam. of Port land, spent la-t nutit in U'lseburg. He was l -eg isle I ed a I t he I'nipuua Hotel. I 'ran k ( '.vrt II, of Oakland, ar fived here la-t evening to look alter im.siuess befue Hie County Court. Clannee Wells, oi" Oregon Cilv. left for his home Friday alier a few tlavs siient here visiting with friends. For home cured hams, bacon, laid and f re.'h meats, call at the Cash Alarket, Caro building. Jackson St. Piu'Ut! 14 4. Prompt delivery. Mrs. M.irv Hood, of Fm;'Ua. ar rivid in Kos. burg iast evening. She h:,.i matters to loo ailer bef-ire the Cetuiiy Court loilay. Mrs. Oiorge A. liradhuin. of Wins tt.iis, pent Friday ait' itMion in Kose bu rg v isit ing with I fiends and con .ulti ng w it ii local ph sic i;i ns. Suits, French dry cleaned. $ 1 at SIoju't's, Poseaui g Cleaning Works. In business 1 :. years. Next to Palace Theater. Phone 47. Misses Fhneti.e and Dm ris C.its loTtii. of Itnldle. s:.etit h n.la.v af t rtioon and evening hi Hie t in. Tlie were p giMi red at the I'mptpua. L. D. Su ic im i if td. ov. ner of t iu lot;. I Ii and I.". cent store, arriv-d !n ie last evening from Albany. He will remain here for a few thi'.s look ing atter business matters. Sum! a v services at t lie Christ ian Ch nu n : 1 o a. m. good, live )t)hle school. m! 11 enjoy this service; pit aching at II, .ein.on subject, Why I Am a M-mber ot the Chris tiiMi Church.'" Kvenmg at 7::!'. in spiring music, sermon subject, "The Vovage of Ltf-'.'- You'll find a hearty vv id"ome here. Moubiiags, fancy gi ain finish, wide cedar, and ced;;r posts. Page I nv est nient Co. F. W. Dillard left eurly this morn ing for 'lie properties ol the Oregon Mining Ar Power Co. in southern Dour Ins i 'ou nt v, Mr. Dillard was w sterdav named to care for the prop i:i. On a count of Die recent heavy snows in Mint hern Douglas t ouniy 1 r. I t'dlai .1 ant ii i pales soim cully iu i a- lung the n.ines. Walter Adair, of has bet tl ii, Hie ill. greatly improved. Cie.ni'.ery butter. V.'. cents for two . oiiitds. liousilas Count v Ciea u.er . V i". Clark , ot San Francisco, a: riwti h re v.sierdav to sp.-ud u tVw ila on tMIlne.. T. H. Grae. of Wilbur, was a visitor luie todav to attend a meeting of , ( the Pomona Grange, ()l Dressm.tl.iug and ladies' tailoring, he Over the I'-eil Milliuerv store. Mrs. Itelle Case. M, I' 11 I tut. L- v.. I .1 li.mi.. tn ! Mrtte Cuek this moiiiiiig. alter a of several days here. : Mrs. H. M. Hod ami daughters 'laine over from W ilbur this morning j to look- alter bmdness matters. I Count ry sausage, spa re ribs ami ib;itkholie evcrv Tuesda ami -':itlav. l-icononi y tirot ery. !isses F':d 'tnd Huth Peterson. ' of i om-alla. came dow n t Ii is inm niug jto visit their grandtather, H. S. j I'.-eis, at the Stdtliers' Home. C. L. M.Nutt. a local sewing ma chine agent . lett for points in the soul hern part of the county morning. ( 1 hereby announce myself as a ' Hejiiibluan candidate for sheriff of j Douglas County at the primaries, May lit, l'.Mti. Frank Itaragnr. Wanted, hiib-s, veal, poultry, eggs, potatoes and onions. Spot Cash Has ket Grocerv or Cash Meat Market, iMs N. Jackson street. Mrs. Oscar Applegate, of Drain, arrived here this morning to attend the Grauue meeting and visit with Mrs. J. J. Cawlliehl. Fluff Itugs made from all kinds of old carpels. Mrs. Susie Hales, ttost burg agent for Western Flu if Uug Co., Portland. Or. Phone tU-Y. I'ev. Paul .1. Lu has relurin I from Salem, where he spent a dav conft ring wit h Attorney ( leneral George M. llrov.n. and other Iriemls. I hereby annoiinc" ui;s If as a Can dida I e lor county com miss io ner a I ' the Uepublican primary election to he held on May lit. W. K. St. John.1 S dve vour coffee trouble, call for P. S. C st',1 t ut, iu ih brown pack age It is all cottee ttlalll, Ilo ex- pe--ive pa. k.ii' cost. 1 oil will g tial phasuie from a cup pi e ar d from V. S. C. I'a- k- d es;i.ially for Peopl ply Co. ! Action is still on foot with tlie various members of the local mer chants' a-so. iatii'ii to bring about t ie sa'e of D 'Oglas CoUUtv apples at 1. put to touri-ts who pasH thru on the trains. A plan to this p'ii ;ui--e was sioppcl a i w ttavs ago ,nd lie- matter was taken to tlie city , ' t :iie. Although it is a slight dis , dv, titage to oue if the merchants I - hei ulaii st reel, the association t believes the advertising to lie derived is woith making the attempt. .1 u.Ue G. F. Skipw orth. of Lane County, who spent Fridav in Itose burg listening to b'g.il matters in the Circuit Court, has covered A . great deal of territory durinic the past few months Id addition to holding court in the five counties reached In til district, he but been compelled to ko to Coos County upon two occa sions, w here he heard actlona in which Judge Coke was not qualified to preside. Judge Skipworth is well riglulvj know n iu Douglas County, and U well t otree. , jkt hv ineniber ol th1 bar b well " "I i mhei- nersuns with whom he has become m iiialnt d. If you have something to sell or rent try an Adv. in the Ueview. A NOTRE DAME LADY'S APPEAL Tc tH knowing sufferers of rheum: it ro, whether inuarular or of th Joint, iumb.ig bucksi-hv, puiOS in the kiduryvur u".jrjlsi iwilis, U writ to brr !r bua tr. :ai - it !iu:o I as n-pfir.lly cured all ol Iti -Mi t.-rtur.-n. bhf f.tl it Iter duty tu ttul il to all MiuVrer HtKK. Y-m cane yourwlf Rt li 'iiu' thouu.t will testify do cbunc ef cliiujle Li-'inic utH-rwirT. Tin sini"0 fli,-m.Tv hftniticM uuc . id from t tie btl, t.MM let tht- atiUt'ncd Joint, imrihe the Mmtd and hnnhtcua Hit' cyt'S, itiviag cUi .Icity nd ttinc to tin wl.tiio ny-tnu. It I tu Uo. liiOTce jou. (or fr't MrtH ktn. il. Bumtucra, UX It, Noiro Uunu, Vod. In (onjunc ns. 1 1 I. Clalhll Hete court House ; hot d Car. fre '"ii with making trains I 7. .".; and ltl for Mc . we will run between ud depot, Patrons to tliers .ii, Auto Street nig a Dec. t h t; 1 1 a v . the 1 and uood who w as here !;;. savs maliv ; , t'i t bllsines "bet ginning of the ',dry" t . i here being more w ' : charge accounts. nation lor build cade there during jit, but 1 1ns !:as been tb lave 1 nuns ial t'M pis during Jan SotinePiat.il. Mland F-id Iti he n Jan. s ;!id ' a!!e pr. A. D. Dtinilev came in from Camas Valley yesterday at ter n.oon, after a few weeks spem on his mining prop ertv there. Mr. Hradley reports con siderable snow in that locality. ; Janus Slejdienstui has accentetl n dilli-1 posiiion at the cotirthousi. It ' is al present assist in g in w 1 it ing tax 1 statement, wbiih will be mail'-d out t arly in the spring. I hereby announce m self as a Uepublican candidate for clerk of Douglas County at the rimary elec tion. May 111, PJlli. Chaibs W. Clark. Mr. and Mrs. I.eiu Smith, of I ewis ton. Mtnitatia. b it last nit lit lor San Francisco, a! lei a !ew da vs spent heie vi U:t:i: w.lh friends and re,i- Mr. Sonm id' 1 bit-ill'-: iriiiil Av. 1 pat : oiiai-'e. a trial . ; If vou d til and :-e if vou i mom v lo (1 Uiely ad 1 11 11 is e at Fast . and :,ai;ed in Ituittside e.ort s a 1 n ; of Ilk! not like it l e flill Itke it. more 11 '. Peopl Flight it. pdurn purcha;-e vou will ..V. Pli e "s Suppl (JUIte v 1 in h ...M ut 1111 I - L r of local sport p :: i toiiinri M men At lor th lor be r-te 'tS vas d ilUr-plt New t heie KnoroasitTJ p and it is j. I' ll ill:- boil ie niei till-' purpose o nt it in g t Ii ,e,e take:. - id' d. In. ltl I.- d.-cu be taki II A F. K . sub-Hii:-"' Mt -ll..,l. d. ,T t ing o! 1 held la-t evening 1 onsidet ing plans city, pteliminarv Noihini; definite .'r, and th" mat eil furl lier and .re the c:i v 1 ,iiin- oT t he e-t I V uch plan- ik he v in g to do w ii h - UNlIm 1 1 1 1 - al ii !i Itl'i thp iimivcocai r" A n Mmc than a million Funis are now in I lii)! e i r tlav list', everywhere. Here are M sime reasons for this remarkable I I i-'l record (iuility service reliability I I I Hill l...v 1 1 1-1 .- iTunninv of oneralioll I I '. n 1 " 1 ' ami maintenance and the character ii !' and responsibility of the com;iny - the Ford is certainlv the only L'niver- 1 -sal Car. Uunabout .S.V0, Tuuring Car SHU. Conpelet S5'0, Town Car Sl)40, i.l Sedan S740, f. o. b. Detroit. On sale V i' at (.. V. P.uriifU'sCaragc. !!'!! I :i I I tie. Fvi lenee Wi'S taken betOle Coill.tv Judge Maisters today in the contro vej- v over the est tie of the late I : III ML it. M 11 i I'll , who tiled III Cob'.- Valb'V two eais ago. The will left bv M.-. Mnrph.v in whhh he he jieaibed his pionerly to his v.ile is bring conle-t- tl by other alb ged ln'ii s. I h" candid; Kepllbl Id M bv alinieince e for county 1 oroie r a n pi iinarv elect ;en i- 1 :tli. Dr. c. II. W. If b- Lc -a I Wealher Obs-r 'rfiie opinion th.it of snow fell here 1st nfgiit, all lioiiuh lii it. n r Win. alioui live yesterdav Govern- eeps 110 oi l Ii ial f 11 in this locality. Iv lie- l,eJt-. :.-! sum d in Ito hutg --in-v hen -now tell to t h Old id D: Tins .W tail e ool . What Becomes of The DOLLAR? Here's an estimate of what becomes of it wheu invested for local brands of butter, bread, lard, meat, fruit or vegetables: The merchant gets 10c, the dairy, farmer or fruit grower gets 10c and the other SOc goes to h'.re help, pay for supplies and running expenses, most of which is spent with local merchants. -$1.00 sent out of Oregon, stays out, goes out of circulation. UF CED A Town becomes a City Absolutely according to the patronage ac corded its home industries. r HighF!ightF!ou Is Made From The BEST HARD WHEAT GROWN In the West IT WiLL MAKE WHITER, LIGHTER BREAD and MORE LOAVES Pr. SACK Flour is advancing; but, for a LIMITED TIME ONLY, we will sell at absoluttly whol sale price and charge you no freight Best Hour is now worth $5.60 prr bbl. in Portland; we will sell "HIGH FLIGHT" at $5.60 per bbl. Per Sack $1.45 At Our Store Absolutely Guaranteed I'll cs Sieved t withdrawal without notice &f)c Peoples Supply Company WHOLESALERS TO CONSUMERS (I j! MAMMA! DONT VOU id'-tn e in taw a i k .lie is the 1 1 . l:i SEE YOUR CHILD IS SICK, CONSTIPATLD ku-l rv .. JIMil M l -i a i: l i i : t In- t i : r i.s. '1 ' I IMA !, Jll'l'O! 'I ill U III" r,il!J,';i ' I li.lt th" i I.jiiji ,r.,,:.,h tu.. i, jihiiiliii oi t' , the J.llll I." Ill till-. Ill -iri I uj PI.' i i 1 Ii, 1 : . il iioi Jliili- Until null Kill ' .,., ,.- . i.-r Aj ' f.il 'r, i li- ,,i . .1 ' 1 ' . UU' t ' .1 i' '' 1 I hi k ill li'iiuiu'! Mini' I'liiiin It-iiltl t, ij,, ,1,: - ol tin I.i.ri- mul I'.iihi-I- Jil Ome i . i o: ! ,n. T: .,. ., .. o; or tin Ilo .-ii.il ',.. v.ur i-l.i .1 Co-' i i!l i; i . 1 1 . - -ll :' I r... , .1 ',. S II to:. I- T . I ! I..''' - ' " ., ,., i i- a - i" -1 f ' i it - I, it i ,- I..- I , , ., 1 .. r i,i,. !... !. a ... I . ' I I .. I M - l I -! . , - : u I t.t I-'. . -' ' - '::.":.'. . . :;; 1 . ', -1 - :' :-' :'"' ',:-; ,'':'; ;': '.','. ! V; ' .,.-!. llerry Bushes, Vines, Shrubs, Ornamental IVpendable stock of our own growing. Thirty Six Years in t he Nursery KusineaS Fifteen in Douglas County Fruit Trees Trees Kvery I'lant guaranteed, clean and true. X price list drop a card to SOUTHER.N OREGON NURSERIES Viimiillii, Ot.'ici.n. I I I ol; lilt ii.-.i.vs i i .1 on THE OLD RCLIA'il.E" t GOOD DRY FIR AND OAK WOOD N ,)V is the time to cltvin nnd oil your HARNESS WITH MOSMERS Guurunt'.ed HARNESS rlL TRY v-'IT The Oil tint gives the Leather New Life and makes it Look LiUe New Try It. J. F. HARKKK & CO. inn Implements, Vehicles, Machinery. If V. ii L-d pray Outlit. Any Size, We have it i-1. Ail in in-: