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LOCAL AND PERSONAL LOCAL AND I'KUSO.NAL I.K'AL AND I'KltSONAL 1 ' 4 A f For Your Baby. The Signature of IShi'rbrt today at Ualls.' You all like leg cabin crvanis, fresh lot at 't he Kose. j Harry Stuplttoa lift yentrrilay (or Stfalfiii to look alter offklal busi ngs matters. i .Mrs. M. B. Vounft came In from l'isher'i flourut Ktoiuuiiy Grocery. F. West, of l'ortlunj, spent last Try a Tango Suudatt at Hulls.' Harry Matthewi, of Happy Valley, nlKUt in Uoseburg looking atier bust-' was a business visitor in Hotebiirrf nt ss matters. Country bam, bacon and lard Economy Grocery. reston Lake returned to Kid. He lo.lay. Mexican plnoebe, fresh from tbe kitchen, at Tbe Kose. t'barles Caiu, of Portland, arrived is the only guarantee that you have tha , the country yesterday and spent the last evening, alter a tew days spent ' here last evening to spend a few day wist, i nt' nun. ("(tun try sausage, spareribs and backbone every Tuesday and Friday. Keonouiy Grocery. C. F. Kesterson. of Kellogg, spent today looking after business mutton) in Roseburg. (day chopping. J . A. B. Kverts. of Portland, spent the day in Ro.-eburg looking alter j business matters. Peter Jones and wife, of looking Class, were visitors in RoM'burg vest' rday afternoon. Genuine here with frineds. Try "the Tango chews, Just made, at The Rose. Charles Haynes, of Astoria, spnt last night in the city looking after business matters. Ask for a demonstration nf the new power-plus Indian Motorcycle. P. II. liluck. agent, L'L'o V. Oak St. George Preston, of Portland, ar rived here last evening to spend a Kdwin Weaver, the Myrtle Creek prune grower, spent last night In the elly with friends. Fancy, ripe peaehes, cheaper than fow tjuya on busness. you ean can them; by the can or by the dozen at the Peoples' Supply Company. Josef Kundstad, a local shoe maker, was tailed as a witness be fore the grand Jury yesterday afternoon. Mrs. P. Stldham, of Cottage Grove, who had been visiting her daughter. Itefore buying a cream separator Investigate the new Sharpies suction fe 'd. Douglas County Creamery. W. T, Kisner, who bad been visit ing a few days at Portland, returned home last evening. Nothing like coal for a steady fire. Ask about the genuine Pea prepared by him for over 30 years. YOU'LL give YOUR baby the BEST 0i Your Physician Knows Fletcher's Castoria. Sold only In one size bottle, never ill bulk or otherwise; to protect the babies. The Centaur Company, jyffl&&&u WTW..MfJMl.lWlBMyWTMBg.-lTyEt Mrs. A. V. Stranp.e. returned borne " utK 5""k. ' tbis afternoon. j William Ilussellon, of tbe Soldierfl I berebv announce nivnclf as a Re- J'"""'' 1, ft ''"' to spend a publican candidate for county com- fcw dl8 at (,ranU 1 "s8 missioner at tbe primary election, Mr. and Mrs. Kred Mitcbner, of May lth. J. T. Ilridses. tl'd. Adv.) Portland, were visitors In KoseliurK The "Xebo." the official publlca- (or fow hou laH -''"K-Hon of tbe KoaebuiK Hlnh School, Mouldings, fancy ki'Uiii finish, was iiisirtiiuieii among mo pupus 01 wuio cetlar. ana cedar posts, rase Investment Co. the high school yesterday. hereby announce myself as DAILY WEATHEU UK PORT. U. S. Weather Bureau, local office, ! Roseburg, 24 hours ending 5 a. m., today. Precipitation in inches and hun dredths: I Maximum temperature fin Minimum temperature 39 Precipitation 0 Total precip. sinco rirtct or mo. 4.22 i Normal preelp for tbis month 4.72 Total precip from Sept. 1, 1915. j 2.1.9 2 Aver, proclp. from Sept. 1, '77, 2:1 7! Total excess from Sept. 1, '1.',, IMP Average precipitation for 3S wot Eeasous (Sept. to May Inclusive) 32.00 WILLIAM HELL, Otwerver. WEATHEU FORECAST: Fair tonight and Saturday. MAO AGAIN. cnmlidate for the Democratic nomi nation for Cdunty Clerk at the pri mary election on May 19th, 1916. K. H. Lenox. (Pd. Adv.) L. n. Sandblast, of the local In dian agency, who had been to Flor ence and other coaHt towns on an of ficial trip, returned home tbis morn ing. 1 hereby nnnounce myself as a candidate for county coroner at the farls here. Republican primary election to be held May ltith. Dr. C. U. Wade. (I'd. Adv.) A. A. Wilder, of the firm of Wilder & AKee, is spending a few days at Portland looking after business matters. Everybody Is Retlinu: busy while tbe weather Is good, l-'iesb seeds in packages and bulk. Sanitary Cash Grocery. E. Hancock, of Klkton, returned home tbiR morning, utter several days spent louklng after busness nf- AlTOMOltll.K OWNERS If you are having trouble with your storage battery, or it Is worn out or in bad condition, send It to us and we will overhaul It and put It in first class working conditiun. How about your magneto, starter or generator? If tbev are not working satisfactorily, send them to us and we will fix them right. All work guaranteed and prices reasonable. F. E. Smith & Co., Sutherlln, Ore. We will sell fence now for cash, a 39 in. 9 bar fence for 27c per rod, 39 In. 9 bar heavier fence for 32c per rod, 32 In. S bar fence for 30c. per rod, 2fl in. 7 bar hog fence 6 In. ' Etay for 29e rr rod, 20 in. 8 bur Page fence for 25c per rod. 35 In. 7 bar Page fence fo 2c per rod, all other kinds of P::rre fence same old prices, r7 in. 1.1 b.ir Pag" fence for 4"iC Galvanized barb wire for $3.00 per spool. Alo full stock of all kinds of poultry fences at prices that can not be bought now and sold for. Prices subject to change without notice. Get busy if you want a bar gain while we have the goodR. STEARNS CIIKNOWETH. Oakland and Yoncalla. Oregon. A N NO I' X CK l E.N T. VlnfT Utii'a iiinilo Imm nil llnil, of old carpets. Mrs. Susie p.alos. j 1 9 10. I). P. McKay. Koseourg agent ror western KluiT! Attorney Hermnnn yesterday pre- ltug Co., Portland, Or. Phone 04-Y. pared the papers In the divorce ae- whcu,r who be011 to thc on to be instituted by It. II Jen- xrh ,.,., ,'., , onU,,,.,u,, , nines against his wife. Mr. Jennings S(. A.l .enlists nt W ills is at present under arrest here on uTLe. a charge of non-support. i it t,.r. ....... in.i.,n I hereby announce myself as a ,r ;,.. nt wu-hu rnmn.er- Uonubllcai. eaiididute for county sur ciul Fire Insuran-e Company, riod here Wednesday eveninx. John V. Parker has been appointed local agent for the company. I hereby announce myself as a can didate for county commlsiiloner nt tha Hepublifan primary election to be held on May IV. W. K. St. John. (Pd. Adv.) Mrs. Sarah Ilelieu, of Camas Val (Pd. Adv.) where she will receive treatment In city many years huKpital. She was accompanied by veyor at the primary election May lit, 1916. Frank Caiu. (Pd. Adv.) V. J. Ford, who was recently made ehter engineer on the construction of Ihe Onweno, Dallas tb umvnrv, Railroad near Carnes, returned this morning alter a short visit in town. 1 !ieroby announce myself as a Democratic candidate fur sheriff ot Doul.ia Cpunty nt the pritnay elec- To any one desirous of engaging in thrj planing mill or manufacturing business, 1 will otter a one-half in terest In my business, with or with out real estate. V. L. Dysinger. AITO STAtiK LINE DKPOT. Dally stages and autos for M.irsh field and all Coos Hay points, also for Peel and Millwood. Icav G. Y. Rapp's grocery ntore, Kheridnn Htreet. Canh paid for produce along the line. lev. who had been seriously 111 at V,. ' . , t ' ,,tt"r 1 a,u the hospital of Mrs. Collins, was yes tfrdny nftemoon taken to Portland, Hud London, a resident of thb- who had been visiting here for the past two weeks. her daughters, Mrs. Mary Davis and left this morning lor a visit at Suth Mrs. Wiley. eriln. He expects lo return soon to Sutherlln Run: Simon Caro. a well ltritish 'luii.lJia. known and successful merchant of I hae 80 acres Improved, 4 miles Hoseburg, has announced his candi- from North Hend, Coos County, on daey for Joint Representative from Kentuck Inlet, to exchange for kose- Douglas and Jackson Counties to burg or close In properly. Price $",u succeed William I. V'awter, who died per acre. (Jeoru Hiter, 122 West recently at Medford. Mr. Caro Is a Ouk stieot. A. D. 8. Digestive Tablets relieve distress after eating. For sale by Hamilton Drug Co D. S. U. Walker, who was here from F.ugeno ou real estate business, returned home today. (irt two large cans of luclous, ripe peaches for ii.'te, at the Peoples' Sup-! ply Company. Miss H. Fry, of San Francisco, has located In this city, taking a position as stenographer in a local office. Wanted, hides, veul, poultry, eggs, potatoes and onions. Soot Cash Bas ket tlrocery, S. Jackson street. Jacob Ferber, of the Soldier Home, went to Oakland this morn ing to visit a few days with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Curtis, or Portland, arrived here last evening to pass a few days with friends. Mrs. Curtis formerly lived here. It Is time to make lawn, (let Ken tucky Hlue Crass White Clover; like wise a complete assortment of field and garden seeds. All fresh stock at Die Peoples' Supply Company. Mrs. peter Vlam and baby, of Kid dle, are planning to leave for Wash ington soon for a visit with rela tives. Mrs. Plain Is well known In Ltoseburg. I hereby announce mysntf as a Re publican candidate for the office of County Assessor subject to the pri mary election to be held May 11MU, (Pd. Adv. Charles Holland, wife and son, and the hitter's wife and little daughter, of Myrtle Creek, arrived here last evening to attend to business mat ters for a day or two. I hereby announco myself as a Republican cnndldate for county treasurer at the primary election, May 19th. Mrs. Inez Miller. (Pd. Adv.) Jason It it t, who lives on Salt Ceek, s on hi distance from Kiddle, has been quite 111 for several days, according ,'to Information reaching this ell y. He Is being attended by Dr. Kaiser, of Kiddle. i I herewith announce my candidacy n the Republican ticket for the' office of District Attorney for Doug las County, subject to the will of the voters nt the primary election to bo held Mav 19, 1 ! t . Ira 11. Kiddle. (Pd. Adv.) Ilishop Sumner, of the Oregon dlo .'se of the Fpiscopal Church, spent inst evening at Oakland, where ho held confirmation services. Tonight he will hold similar services at Kid dle. Ilishop Sumner expects to re turn to Portlund tomorrow. c-1 'if r- i ?-m-jf. rmmm It is impossible to tell you on a printed paper just what our Spring Ready-to-wear Suits and Garments Look Like. Just come in and see them. You will find Style and Quality and a surprisingly low price. You will buy when you see our spring suits and wraps. $?C Green Trading Stamps Given on all purchases You can TRADE and SAVE at THE SQUARE STORE iiRELIABLEsii' Brands of FLOUR are the only kinds we carrv. We Guarantee every sack of FLOUR we sell to ive SATISFACTION or your money back. Queen Rose Flour $1.25 Pride of Douglas Flour 1.35 Queen City Flour 1.50 Crown Flour 1.60 CORN MEAL, GRAHAM and RYE FLOUR Bran, 601b sack 85c Shorts, 801b sack ! .25 Rolled Barley ?0Jb 1.35 Cracked Corn, " 1.90 Whole Corn 1.80 Oil Meal " 2.50 The Douglas County Mills E. L. BASHFORD Republican and has been a resident of Southern Oregon for fifty years. He is well and favorably known throughout this section of the state, and if elected would make a moat competent official. I hereby announce myself as a Republican candidate for clerk of Douglas County at the primary elec tion, May 19, 1916. Charles W. Clark. (Pd. Adv.) Kdwin Weaver returned to his home at Myrtle ( reek this morniun utter Hjiendng the night hero. Mr. Weaver Is a member of the Klka' lode n ud attends nice tings of the order hero frecju'iitly. (leneral deorge White, of Port land, and Colonel Creed Hammond and Lieutenant Willis Sliipntan, oi Kugene, left, for the north Into last XOT1CM TO COXTHACTOKS. House, or will be mailed on deposit . of five dollars. Rights nro reserved Sealed bids will be received until to reject any or all bids, noon Saturday, February 26, 19 1 FATHF.H E. WALSH. Pastor. for the erection of an addition and O the completion of a concrete and If you have something to aell, to frame church building, KoseliurK, trade, to rent, or havo lost something Oregon. Plans and specifications can or found something, use a want adv. be si-en at the Catholic Parochial In tho Review. night. They spi'rn yesterday m i tit: At a meeting of the Riddle school city Inspecting the local armory. , board held last Friday, four of the muii. ....... M, ua tm're Saturday, Feb. 1 y i C, . Mrs. C. II. Davles, Propi let reus. In our display of fine pattern, trimmed and tail ored hats, oii will admire thd unlitic styles, tie f i in: niulcriah; and the clou r wo in man ship of our spring and summer models. six teachers in the schools were re-employed for another year. Harl 11. Ilonson was chosen plnclpal of the schools while Miss Lorn Punt mill was elected assistant in the hih sihoot. Miss Itertha Hopkins, of Roseburg, will have charge of the third and fourth grades, and Miss lllaiuhe Kiddle the primary grade. K. I,. Hash-ford, owner or the local All of the teachers elected by the flouring mills, arrived here last Riddle school board are well and evening to spend a few days on busi- favorablv known In this city, where ness. Mr. Rahford says the new machinery Tor his Hour mill will ar rive here soon, and that the mn:i'! I la-lure of flour will begin at an early date. F. F. Pait'-r on was y sterdav awarded the cuntraet Tor building a lio foot annex at the rear of the store room foi 1 1 1 r 1 v o copied bv C. 11. Tercinskl. 'I he building belong to A. C. Mar-tres, a loe;i banker. It is understood t hat t he nt ni t U'i- has be.-n billed ff r a term ot yearn, but the irb-ntitv of the pTSn taking the lease has not been made publie. If you rare for heavy hair, that I hen-win at mmnre my candidacy glistens wirh beauty and In radiant f, the Repjnli- an ticket for tin with life; has an Incomparable soft- office or Af-.- t of Douglas Conn ness and is fluffy and lustrous try ', nubjeit to T.e will of the voters Danderlne 1. 1 t he pi lu.a i . eK.clion to b held Just one application doubles the May l't, I'M;; Having hud lenl beaulv of your hair, besides it Im- "ars e.v.c?len. In the general iimt mediatolv dissolves every particle of chandismg b r u-ss, Riv dandruff; you cannot have nb-e, eient knowl- they have a host of close friends. GIRLS! HAVE WAVY, THICK, GLOSSY HAIR FREE FROM DANDRUFF Save Your llalr Double Its Iteatity In n Few MimiteH Try This bavy. healthy hair if you have dan druff. This destructive sni rf robs the hair of Its lustre, its stieng'h and Its very life, and if not overcome it produces & feverif hness and it'bing of the ycalp; tho hair roots famish, loosen and die; then the hair falls out fUPt. If our hair hnn been nrl'-rtel f tul is thin, fade-', dry, peragKy or too oily, get a 2'- rent bo tie of Knowlton's Danderfne at any drug store or.toi et counter; apply a little as directed ami ten minutes after will say this Is the best Invest ment you ever made. We sinefrely b'li' P'gardlns of rim thin els ad wr'ls- d, tfmt If OU deMte tott, llistrois, bP.Hltiflll hair and lots of It - no dandruff- n-i Itching s alp and no more falling hair you must use KnowMon'i Dan derltie. If eventually why not h now ? le-SS, gle me Stlltl ' to ( liable me to givt r a just and e'iiita(de A. 11 Hows. (Pd Ad) The orchards of the (ilen brook Farm, at Oleubrook, are being iprayed under the direction of tha Diager Fruit Company, of Salem, tt is understood that the Drager Fruit Company has contracted for the en tire supply of the Oleiihrouk orchard tor the prseent year. To the voters of Douglas County: 1 hereby announce my candidacy for the office of county school superln- ndent, subject to the will of the voters of tho Republican prty. Sec ond term. Very respectfully submit ted. . C. Ilrown. (Pd. Adv.) It was rumored hero today that Dr. Iteimett, a well known practiei.ig jihynii dan of Oakland, had about de rided to enter the contest for cor oner at the Republican primary elec tion. Dr. Dennett has many friends throughout the county and he would no doubt poll a substantial votu. Dr. .1. W. Welch, formerly a prac ticing dentist of Riddle, but for th last couple of years of Athena, Or., iif been spending the past few days ii ItoM'htiig, where be was called as a witness in the case or II. A. Rasor vs. the dry of Riddle. Dr. Welch was a member of the Riddle council tt the time t he water and sewer system was installed there. You need an Electric Starter We have what every Household has been needing THE NEW (st Fireless Cooker Roasts, Bakes, Boils, Steams, Stews or Fries And docs it better than gas, wood or coal. All heat is conserved cost of operating the Ilolpoint Fireless is very low. See it in our window. Try it in your home. Roseburg Electric-Company i:icDlc light I the evpindve, Hi" (leanest and mi ft light you rim buy. ' Wo sell lump) and ete ti leal CnkIn of best quality only. Phono t-2.1, . X. Jackson IF YOI HAVF. CATARRH It FAD Till A lo the t ;t x 1 1 aKM-sMiient. A F. F. P,itiet-o:i, a local contractor. w:im ycr-t--i d;iy awarded the contract for (on.dr'i i.ii ' a macadam ro:id way from tie ho'-'dtal of the Sol til.,:1 Hot",, to the eiio-tery 111 which C e r .. iiita of the eh tans are Intern d. '11'" road way will be I f--t wide, f.-.d approximately in no feet In b-Mt'i Work will bglh poon. ae oi di i k to ! r. Patt -Tson. and I"- toa Iw.iy will be omp!'-teil some tirce in M.n'h. 'I tie construc tion of t MP ro.id w ay v. HI pro a KM'at cofivt ni n-e t times of h tid ing (me tab nt the home. , o- m 1 1 i i,:: T 'i larg nnj of rlp pf a h'-t in j H' rup for 2 f, while they last. PKOPI.FS' Kl i'PLY CO. Rtejitlie li.vomel Four Time it Day jiinl W tit i h lteiilt '4, (iiven Prompt Relief The plea a ntest, most convenient and most scientific method Tor the ( re.it merit of catarrh Is Hyomei, i .-imply put a few drops of Hyomei in t h' inhaler that comes with every com pleit? j tack age and then breal he it- nir for a lew miliums, four timen i day. I II net dim remarkable that so simple a way of treating catarrh will efiect or h (jiih k jeiii-f, but the most Im portant discoveries of s den re have .ilwayd been tbe simplest. Ky breath-! . r g Hyonrd In t his way every par r:l" ot ulr that enters the ulr pas- i'ci of I he th roat and head and Ves into the luriKs Is chaiget) with i h-a1ing biNatii that kills the germ and ba'llll of catarrh anil soothes an l aUavM all Irritation. 1 The ilrst day s use of Home will show Fin Im ;'io eiiicnt and In a short t :llie t here tdin.i Id be no f urt her f rouble f roei catarrh. Its act ion la rapid and lasting. You take no risk In buying Hyo rtPd. A complete outfit is Inexpen sive but If ntt-r lining you can sav It ha not help' d you t he Red Cro:is I'niiinaiv will Mturn your money. What other treatment for catarrh Is sold under a guarantett like this? THE UNIVERSAL CAR Over a million l'"id ears in use today is vi, ur l,esl jririrantei' nf s.'itisl'.ietiiry service. Sen ii,Lr cvervlnxlv hriuvrinjj a sure t', e i r l,i 1 y, the lrird ear i utililv our ear. The same high Id in!iiy, with lower priees. t'nsts loast to njierate and tnainlain. h'ord serviee ( ver w here. The Ti Hiring "ar is $ 140, Kiu.ahout S.VH1. t'oii,elet .S5'0, Town t ar Si .40. Sedan iv40, f. o. h. I trt r dt . On display and sale at (i. V, . lim nelt's Harare. CP
