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Newspaper Page TextI.OOAI. AMI I'KHSONAL UH'AL AND PKKSON.ll, LOCAL AMI I'KKSONAI, I. '-. ' A,cg-(a!(rPprp,i3tilXrfT1 12 if. PmmotcsDiiionJCWfij' wssanriRL'sijComalnswiir-r Optiini.Murphme nurMmiwi. Not Nam cone, &cipeai &J IkWWmWl j:ricra tfy.fmat :23 : Aptrfwi Ri'medv forP.Tntffs I Iqh . Sour Sl.wir!i. ii'anhn VViniisja:rr.is:i!i.ri;riMi r uss and I o S3 o f S: tr p. TicSi.-n.1e SilW'T 'J NF.W L- -,.--r I lj ! jfch' Hull " Exact Copy of Wrapper. OA ii A' u kathlk ukpoht. 1 IT. S. Weather Itnnati. local office, Ropehurg, JM hours ending a a. m.,' today. ' I'ifi'ipitatioa in nulies ant! liun dreilths: M;iiiniiin l'iiii rulino "!t M Illinium tempt'ntturo t S I'l't'cipitalion 1 ii Total prei-iii. sincu or mo. . i Noiinal piM.p inr (his inunih 4.7.' Total prerlp Troru Snpt. 1. 1915. (.if Aver, urt.-t ip. t'lom i' pt. 1, '77, 2J.1I Total vr 's.x front $vtt. 1, "l.'i, 2. Ml Avi'ran prtM-i;ii(;ition fur :tS v(-t seasons (Sept. to May inclusive) .12.00 WILLIAM HELL. Ohs.rver. WKATIIKU FfiKKCAST: (triTi-ional lain loitiht ami Tut -' i iy. axxoi Nci;i i:t. To any one desirous of ensaKinR in tin- planiiiK mill or nianufai turiim business, I will offer a onu-lia!f in terest in my business, with or with out real estate. W. L. hysinuer. If you have yomet inns; to pell, to tiii'Iu, to rent, or hae lost S'uneiliini: or fmind souietliiiiK. use a want alv. in the Kevifw. li l 1 RELIABL Brands of FLOUR arc the only kinds wc carry. We Guarantee every sack of FLOUR we sell to give SATISFACTION or your money back. Queen Rose Flour . $1.25 Pride of Douglas Flour 1.35 Queen City Flour i.50 Crown Flour 1.60 CORN MEAL, GRAHAM and RYE FLOUR Bran, 60ib sack S5c Shorts, 80!b sack 1.25 Rolled Bar ley ?01b 1.35 Beet. Pulp, 100 lbs. 1.20 Cracked Corn, " 1.90 Whole Corn " 100 Oil Meal " 2.50 The Douglas County Mills i-:. l. I'.AsmoKD mi p ii f rr-fl ror Infants and Children. i'Ths Kind Yen Have Always Bought Bear3 tho of 0 QP r or Liver hirty Years V t t! v 'i I- It) ni cimyuii (om'im, ir. to m etrv. r: : ti iv. We u .11 -U i'( in ,, now for cash, a "It in. ;i !;ir fein e for 27 per roil,1 in. 9 Inr liea ier teiin for ;::v P-T rod, "2 in. s bar f'-ne for :iue per rod, 2'1 in. 7 ba- fence t; in. stay for 2!m- p r rod. 2 in. S bar r;.ne ft Hi e for 2-".c per rml, in. 7 1'ar Pane Id- l'Sc per rod, all o!h''i kinds of pane fence p;uue oltl prices. :,7 in. 1 :: bar Pane fence for I .c (;:i),;in'zed h.irii v i-' for r y n,l. l: o full ste. k of all kinds iff p'i'iliiv fences ;it pn es that can not be biinn'it now and sold for. Pri'-es sti b :e t to baime without nnliie. (iii bny if ou w.mt a bar gain while we ha:- the nnnds. ST K A UN'S ('KNnWKTII, Oakland and Yoneaila, OreKon. XOTICK. I will re t b re-ien.-ible for anv bills coiil 1 afted bv Inv son, Ldward Woii.l-fin Maddo, Unless spi ci.tlly ;;i:t lion' d by me. Ho: ebitrn. Ore,. - !,. , 1 !t 1 C. II. W. MAOHOX. ai to si .;i: lim; ih:imt. I : t : 1 v sta-res and ai:tos for Marsh field and ;:1I ( ' Pav points, also for Peei alll Millwood. Ieae (;. Y. Uai'p" irre.eery store, Sheridan cit" t. t'a -h paid P-r produce alonj; the line. Air l' 1 in I UK It j Arthur Perkins, of Portland, spent the day in Roseburg on busi- ! Ile.-. j Kdwin Weaver, of Myrtle Creek, i Kpent Saturday in Host-burg on busi- j Jitney service, eity and country. : fall Kexall lrui; Store, l asa street, I idiotic 4"i. ii. W. liae & Sons. Mrs. T. Ii. Iturnett. of Pound I Prairie, spent Saturday afternoon in I the city. Miss Helen Kaneher. of Dillard, arrived here Saturday afternoon for a short visit. Nothing like coal for a steady fire. Ask about the genuine iVa co: k Hock Springs, ut l'age'a. Sheriff Ceorge Quine spent Sunday at Itidille and vicinity l.;okiiiK alter business matters. Mrs. 11. A. C.urney. of Oakland, has returned home after a brief visit In lioseburn. Mrs. It. I). Williams and mother spent Suudav at Oakland visiting with friends and relatives. Ask for a demonstration of the new power-plus Indian Motorcycle. P. 11. Hlaek, UKenl, :2il W. Oak St. Kunene Register: T. M. Hond, S. P. agent at Oakland, Ore., war? in the city over night. It. i.. Peity left Saturday ufter nooii for Kugene and Salem, after tisitiug here with his parents. L. K. Sandblast, of the local In dian agency, left for Kugene and Albany on Indian business. It. J. Staug and wife and H. S. Ilulton, of Harden Valley, were isiiors in Itoseburg Saturday. For home cured hams, bacon, lard und fresh meats, call at the Cash Market. Caro building, Jackson St. 1'bone 144. Prompt delivery. Kugene Ambrose lias taken the position of mail carrier, handling the mails between the postoffico and the trains. Kugene Register: Dr. R. P. Urad foid and wife, of Itoseburg, Bpent last nfght in the city on the way home from a trip to Portland. W. A. Itogard Saturday pleaded guilty to a charge of allowing his automobile to stand on the street without lights. He was fined $2. which was remitted. I hereby ann uince myself as a Democratic candidate for sheriff of Douglas County at the primay elec tion. Ma Hi, miti. Harry Pearce. I Pd. Adv.) Mr. and Mrs. Harry Searls, of Portland, spi iit last ev ntng in the city visiting with friends. They stop ped off here enroute to San Francisco, where they will spend the next two tuonl lis. Sowing time again. For reliable seeds of all kinds, both package and ht'lk. the kinds that are best adapted to Douglas County, get goods fresh at the People's Supply Co. Pert Westbrook, manager of. tho Albany hotel, returned home Sunday alter a couple of days spent lu the eity greeting old-time friends. Mr. Uestbiook at one time conducted the Itoseburg hotel, and upon another oc casion was manager of the McClalb-n hostelry. 1 herewith announce my candidacy on the Republican ticket for the office of Assessor of Douglas Coun ty, subject to the will of the voters at the primary election to be held May l!t, l !!;. Having had twenty yea:s experience in the general mer chandising business, gives me suffi cient knowledge to enable me to give to the taxpayer a just and equitable assessment. A. A. ibdlows. (Pd.Adv) . D. Hell. John Husenbark. W. Coi fell and Mark Simpson, who re cently took examinations at Kugene for rated positions in the Coast Ar tillery Coi ps, returned Thursday. K.e-h was success! ul, and the for mer two receive com missions as gun pointers ami the latter two as nun t oiiiiuauders. Marshfieb! Times: District At torney L. A. Liljn v i't pre p. i ii im the draft of an ordinance that may be consulted by the cities of the t on ut y in ef i oris to plug loopholes mi Mate prohibition law. Stub an ordinance lias been 'II si usei bi e in the council meetings sewral times and ('ii Attorney It rand is now working on one to be later siiimiil t' 1 to the council. YOU'RE BILIOUS! IEI "CASCARflS" LIVEN -LIVER AND BOWELS I Min t Stay Headachy, f mi! ipnted, si k. U if Ii lii' aili ami Moiiuu ti Smtr. f.fl a 1 M-fTit (hiX now. Vmi ti:;i and w oi:.T! who can't get f' uig right who ia" l.e.i ;t' b-. ( ia i -1 tfHigtle, bad ta - te and foil I lir',tth, diin sn, citij't h!n-i, are bi.- ifiiie, Ijerviins at.d Up-el. I.ull.eii-I 'Aifb siik. ga- v. if. -ordered . torna li, ' I h..r . bad robl. Are wei k"-::ig vuiir ' ha ! t r e.m -a ,t ( ':t-. a -et or 1 1 i ! foi i i: i: a I "I f e -A a V I Ve - ', fe W (J , . S W 1 1 !l alts. ( -.lliarln or ii:l' l':iM,in-'H Wirk wltile Vmi -he;:; ( b .Ml e the Moma' h, r- liiove the our, uri lig t. f'-rinentir.g fooI -Ve! fo- g i - ; take . Ho-M ) j1,. ! t t.iu t h 1 1 vi-r a nd c.i ri on t of t be -Tent Hl the Ci.r.xt -i wa-e Hi Tit ter a;td poi-ou in the hi, -a. -Is A Co- a t to-n ifh t w j I .fa:ght. n (. i i, it b itior Mlig a I " i e M t. ix "era ai.v drue -'o-e k--p our fi.ri ,n h A.-i i , r a rl iiowi n r g ii ,1 -. n ud b id 'I'.'ir for mont h. -..u t f .rt-et the children. 1 bev love I .i" i ret- l,'".lU they taM K'tod - tie er nr ut 81' ken. Fisher's flour at E oumy Grocery, j Mrs. Howard Hess mt to Cottage (lroe yesterday to viu relaties for several days. j Watch our price in our regular! Adv. Sauitary Cash tlioiery. j Rev. DoiUrhide, of West Rosebur ;J spent Sunday on Rfe Creek, where he heltl special StTVb el. Country hum, ba on and lard Kconomy Grocery. I Mrs. O. Martin, of Das Creek, nr-l rid here yesterdav ami will visit1 relatives here for a f w das. Mouldings, fancy giain finish, wide cedar, and cedar posts. Page linestment Co. Mrs. C. II. Davies. who had been to Port land to purchase uulliuery, arrived home Saturda. -ening. Country sausage, s parentis and back bono every Tuesday and Friday. Kconomy Urocery. W. C. Hill, of Wilbur, sp. nt Sun day in Itoseburg vtsitnu at the home of Mi. and Mrs. I). C Uiown. Mrs. Cilletle. slenourapher in the county assessor's office. p nt Sundav at tireeii visiting with her parents. Itefore buying a cream separator Investigate the new Sharpies suction feed. Douglas County Creamery. Mr. and Mrs. A. lbndritkson. re turned to Oakland Sui.d v afternoon after spending a couple of das here. Ituy onion sets early. They never fail to advance in pritc as the season advances.. Now tic per lb. at the People's Supply Co. Rev. and Mrs. R. K. Jope left last night lor Portland to he in attend ance at the missionary convention for r. few days. I hereby announce myself as a Republican candidate for county sur veyor at the primary election May 1H, l!Mi. Frank Cain. (I'd. Adv.) Mrs. J. Starr and daughter, ofidy. " CuLapooia, who had been visiting with Mrs. O. P. Henderson, returned homo yesterday. Fluff Rugs made from all of old carpets. Mrs. Susie Pales. Itoseburg agent for Western Fluff Rub Co., Portland, Or. Phone G4-Y. Mrs. P. L. Lane, who was here from Milton, On1., to visit for a few days with his sister, Mrs. Itutriek, re turned Sunday. The place to buy your groceries and buy them right is at the Mill street store, Mill. N. W. Crocker, proprietor. Mrs. W A. Diggins left Sunday for Portland, where she will attend the lavmen's movement convention dur ing the next few days. 1 hereby announce myself ns a candidate for county coroner at the Republican primary election to be held May 1Mb. Dr. C. II. Wade, i Pd. Adv.) A. K. Sto-ker return' d to his home at Drain Sun lay. alter a couple of days spent here, lie H a candidate for commissioner at the Republican pri mary election. I hereby announce myself as a Republican candidate for county treasurer at 1he primary election. Mav li'th. Mis. Inez Miller. I I'd. Adv.) Dr. and Mrs. C. P. I trad ford, who Spent the past tew weeks at Portland, have returned home and resumed their praci.e today. 'They both took courses in the chiropractic school there during their absence. Most of the committeemen in at tendance at tin- nieciiug of the Doug las County Ropiiblir;in Central Com m it tee held In Ros. Iarg Satmday. re turned to their respective homes yes terday. I hereby anncume niyslf as a Re publican candidate for the office of County Assessor subject to the pri mary election to lie held May I'.Mb, 1 H 1 ;. D. P. McK a . . t Pd. Adv. l I The local postof I i , ceived a four da -second class mail ami other coast i the arrival was il l the railroad eM n . Point to Marsbf i b- I herewith uuno! on the Rcpublb an office of Distri' t .' e on Saturd acciimulati of Horn Marhto id is. The d lav in to washouts on . ng from M i t le to camhda t lor lb for I ion : u ill ot I ! Hot. to li lt. Kiddb n tick f ornei 1 If! the ,,'y etc las County, subj I voters at t be pri n i hebi Mav 1 , 1 ! 1 , i Pd. Adv. i I. a I K h Smith, fip spent Ft Ida v and burg ad pii nig t h t he dest i u ion , hool buildiliL'. b ' fralpiM o Tin allow d $17.'' insurance ran i d To the voter1- ) I hetehv aiilioui ' ' the oftlc eof , i.d'-r.t. suhp't i. Wd' Iii of the p. ond term Wt t ted. it C fit ! Attotnev A I:- ' ed early S,tlut ! -p'-lidilig a coup' v u re to- api i , pi 'n- ( .(int. ;u . ' Hud -on v- 'i Mr i.ra1 ..:u I ; 1 1 1 f u ho lai'i.i d ' , ;iir n -i d -o ' oont . 'iss a.lju-t llllllll II irf r' sulln 111" I ..III v, 1:., Ill Slltl'lii;. I'T S III ' O'll l M I M I W II ' lull Hlniillllt o1 the sli im iiiri-. IlOllk'lllH fli M 1. 1 iiy iinili'l.ii v in- Krlliiol fii'i- I I Ihf Will !! I'M limn .ut. in-. il-:lh im-. . i I I'-1 A '! lr!ih;ill, i i ii ii hum inii'. .ill' i' -r la.s in Ii'to.'t- li.- .-'i . ill h'' i:i-, d' ' II I. I li.',' I I n iiii.l I1..- :,!.i, ii ;-ii;il-'s T'i' ;in :n -llii- !;;'! Ill I. ,Ti' ii'i-r.i'iir II i; J IimIi.iii I,. ., (I l U i Li-It Mlllll . Ill I.I I irl-1 .i !; n . urn ' I'. -I I i it I" .:i. I. .., U rt.l l. II I., ', ri oi.'- I, i- ' i iir-lin.' uri. :i in 'if T rxi li j - ii, ir.- nf In lull.- 1 r i l inn .rr.-'i know n le - ' Oil I II t be II 11 r tain the of I train, returm d uight alter a da i pent here. For coffee satisfactl and nualitv. use p. S. mi. oi th prii C. steel cut. People s Supply Co. W illiam Walker, the Card n Valley cartoonist, spent Saturd t) and Sun da) in Rosetiurg. High Flight Flour Is proving high ly sialisiaetitry. ' liet it at the people s Supplv Co. W. K. St. John, of Sutherlin, re turned home Sunday after a couple of das spent here. For best Jitney Fervb call Palace of Sweets, phone 7fi. City and coun try calls answered until midnight A. L. Perkins left for his home at (laidiner last evening after a day sp nt here on business. A. D. S. Digestive Tablets relieve distress after eating. For sale by Hamilton Drug Co. Douglas Wait1, the well known Deer Creek rancher, spent Saturday in Rosebuig on business. Ituy enough to do you a week or a mouth. It will cost ou less at the People's Supply Co. It. M. Fox and wife returned to Sutherlin Sunday, alter a day spent here visiting with friends. Notice Don't forget to bring your agate ami watch to Raker's Jewelry and Agate Store, "Don't Forget It ." Wallace Cawlfield. of Oregon City, spent Sunday in Itoseburg visiting with former college friends. Mrs. Douglas Waite, who is teach ing school at Round Prairie, spent the week-end in Itoseburg. (ieorge Stearns, of Oakland, return ed home Sunday afternoon after a collide of davs spent here on business. Attorney II. L. Kddy spent Satimtav in Portland looking after legal mat ters. He returned home earlv Sun- ' Medford Sun: C. Bowman, of Rno I burg, Is spending several days in th.' I vallev looking after orchard condi kinds, tiull- It. L. Cile in Portland matters and convention. is spending a few days looking alter business attending the laymen's Wanted, hides, veal, poultry, eggs, potatoes and unions. Snot Cash lias ket tirocery or Cash Meat Market, :!S N. Jackson street. Mrs. T. A. Raffety returned hero Sunday, after ten days spent at Van couver, Wash, visiting with friends ail( relatives. Joseph Pridgcs, mayor of Oakland, and candidate for county commission er, returned home Sunday after a cij pie of days spent here. 1 hereby announce myself as a Republican candidate for clerk of. Douglas County at the primary elec tion. May H, lljlti. Charles W. Clark. (I'd. Adv.) Mrs. C. C. Hill and baby, who had spent several weeks isitiug rela tives here and at Wilbur, left for lo r home in Portland yesterday. 1 I hereby announce myself as n i - audi date for tin Democratic nomi nation lor County Clerk at the pri - ii- arv election on Mav I !(tb. 1 I K. II. Lenox. ( IM. Adv.) M rs. I Ieorge James and child i en, ho were here f roiu Oregon Cil y visiting with It. L. Russell and fam ily, hit Sunday for their home. I hereby announce mvsetf as a can didate for county commissioner at t Ip Republican primary election to t... held on May lit. W. K. St. John. I I'd. Adv.) It nj. Huntington, Jr., of Drain, re turned borne Saturday evening alter a lav spent liere attending a meeting of the Republican central coin m il te". I Mr. ;. W. Short and Mis. In.- Mil ler, of II iMir, wen visitors In the citv Saturday. Mrs. Short is the run- j v i essional committeeman ) rum t bis district. j 1 her h announce my candiil.o y Tor til- Kepii hi icati nam! rial ion lor ! County A - .-y or, b li inn t hti e n ' .ears expel'ien e tl'l'ef Ah' 'T C.il-j kips hits oitalitid in' to o'lpii-ntlv. oe "nriji the dlltl' S of till' ollice , 1 liu . Cordon. 1 I'd. Adv. I I'. l' K i iini'V , wlni in nt 1111111- ill I ; IIM till I K SI'.l'llll IIHllllliH III'. I, i in In v. n Sal Hi In v i inn S.i n i-i n Mi. Mi Mlni' V if w.-ll li in Koi-' Imri;. I' I Ml: III) Letiton Mires, home Saturday Ml mil Mm r. W I'.iiiuil, wliii' -I" III ii'-.r.il il.'.s ul Mum 'in. ul l-'inl iii ! mi'! Iinlliis -illiii. ti-1ii'Ivi , ' :. I'll ir ! Iiiiiiii- S,il II 1 'la v i-ihllir Mi-. K .ii ii i ii S'l't'iii ri-l in ii. I I" i..-i I, in:..- ,il Ki, i- Hill .-iili'l.r. , a ' I I ,i i im ill, nt iln -. i n i . , i . r i ti i"- in. . i 1 1 1 1 , L- '. it li i - V. -,i . t . nt : ii I ii ii, II. i. I Mi" si w .1 " v II : I Ht 'I 'll' II: 1:1 t in ..ill , M i .'I I- He Remojcd the YOU GET A SUIT TO SUIT WHEN Mm i " '"C A WtAiUKt The Reason our Suits Suit our customers is because tlicy are niaclo fur them aud them only. Our clothing is cut ami made by the Scotch Woolen Mills. The com. bined sales of nearly 5,000 Dealers make it Possible for us to tailur to measure Real $25 and f30 Suits for' No Less than 515 and No More than $20. That's why you can c.et the same quality of material in a Scotch Woolen M dls Suit fo f 15, that you would get in the ordinary $25 and $30 suit And you will find that the wear you will i;ct frxin one of our suits will prove the truthfulness of our claim. A fit to your perfect satis faction is Absolutely Guaianteed or we il m't want you to wiar it. Come in and select your material from over five hundred snappy new Spring samples Let us slip the tape around you to-day. It wi.l be ouly a few days uu til jou are a well dressed mail. We give Green Stamps You can TRADE and SAVE at ' 1Kb Square Store VarshiMd Times: Fred Holllster, i counriSinan of North lbnd, ro t-e il a bail cut (n t he hand, und lore part of his auto was badly the wret k-M whn he ran into a load of loin I Ibi; vhle ul porter Mill on tho plank inaduay about t:;!i o'clock esterda aiti rnooii. The gooseneck Patronize Home I J ... i . :wmm V--'1 ''i''f ri'i ,!.ini!Hr .iiiii LAMR-T !:i'!i!',';:t!!i!ff.,iniPi r auiiiTi-nnlf.iiu:;t!.".ij:u.iiuiiiiiiuu II I i. Ii;:ht K I Ik- Ii-:v--I -i.'-. Ill'- ri-.'lll(.-t nil'l Mlf'.1 Uulll you ; i j t !.:. '. r - II Lliiii-. Mil. I i ll- I: ii 'll f l-M illllllly imly. Roscburs Electric Company . . , .... i J:l I . Jurk-Min TIIL UNIVERSAL CAR :-: . , ' I'!. Iiiix l.ran.-lH-- iwi-ulx liw as- I ; ,- M i.-; ,,!.,.,. . ;,in! n.-arly SIKK) - :. . ii; .i : I ! - i.l tlit L'lliU 'l fc 1 j . -. i I . i - 1 1 :-. I lie lirncl it ' I !- l"! I. till- W'll- I Li : , ' . i , ! 1 1 ii il'l r'll.iili r is Kwi I r,j , i . ;, iv; I -ci in- w lii-n-ll j , i i' i v i S I ID. Run :; . . ' r . i.-i ., I'nw n I ar ii !!' , . -1. i . ". 1 1. I l.-tfil. ' ll J': ,'J v" ; ...-iJj II r i4 J 7 1 '.iV ' F rs W' m im myrvi 1.1? .LtCV. : mm i a m YOU that holds the front springs was tiroken and the wheels skewed about, the windshield broken and tho fen ders and hood were bent in the col lision. Miles Richardson, of the t'.mM and King garage, was able, ho a t i er, to drive the machine Into town under Its own power, it la claimed. Industry. Buy Wv w ft -v w OUJlUUtllll Mazda Iiiiiiii d. f-o far a take the Jo- al .o tune Mr S il on of fief. bod every h?r.