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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL AXU PERSONAL ..ft... Tt t i i n i 'i t i s The Douglas National Bank Capital and Surplus off 130,000.00. Wanfs you ti know that it only expects you to give it your business when it makes it to your interest to do so. RECOGNIZING THIS FACT to convince you that wc can and will make it to your in terest is the great aim wo have in view. GIVE US A TRIAL r.e convinced and go on your way rejoicing' DAILY WEATHER REPORT, U. 8. Weather Bureau, local office, Roseburg, 24 hours ending 6 a. in., today. rrecipitatlon In mcnea and hun dredths: Maximum temperature 53 Minimum tt'iiiuerulure 39 I'reripitation 24 Total precip. slncfe Mrirt or mo. 3.9T, Total precip from Sept. 1, 1915. 31.2.", Aver, precip. from Sept. 1, '77, 27.14 Total excens from Sept. 1, 'lu, 4.11 Average precipitation Cui 38 wet seasons (Sept. to May Inclusive) 32.00 WILLIAM BELL, Observer. WEATIIEU FOUKCAST: Rain toninlit and Wednesday. o AI TO STACK J.1XK DEPOT. Dally stages and autos for Marsh- field and all Coos Bay points-, also for Peel and Millwood, leare O. W. Rapp's grocery store, 13:1 Sheridan street. Cash paid for produce along the line. FOR DISTRKT ATTORXI'.'Y. I hereby announce my candidacy for the Hepubllcuu nomination fur the office of district attorney of IJouKlas County, Oregon, at the pri mary election to be held on .May 19, 1916. If nominated and elected, I will riurlim my term continue to discharge the duties of ...y off l.-e faithfully and inU)..dta ,ile new shlirpll Hd. Adv. GUOKOE NEUNEIt, Jr. For hot i hi. ten taiuales. go to Galls.' Mrs. J. B. Patrlik has gone W Portland for a visit. Country ham, bacon and lard. Economy Grocery. Prank Hocus, of I .a Pine, left for his hume this uiorninK. alter a visit here. Mouldings, fancy grain finish, wide cedar, and cedar iosta. Paso Investment Co. S. II. Cioueh relurned yesterday from a visit with las mother at Oak land. A. D. S. Digestive Tablets relieve distress after eating. For aale by Hamilton Drug Co S. C. Ilartrutn left for Portland last evening to look after business mattei s. Studebaker Tor hire. Phone 140. CiiMs answer?;! promptly day time or evenings. 11. 1). Graves. Mrs. T. E. Brown, of Huell, Idaho, who had been visiting here, left for her home today. Hawaiian Coffee freshly roasted by us, 3 pounds for (I.0U, .Vic per pound. Sanitary Cash Grocery, II. C. Nippert. of the Soldiers' Home, went to Portland today for a visit with relatives. Before buying O.er 1? Years in Harm. We have bet1 a in bustne lu Koebuig for over 17 yai. and hate always noticed that Ihf fellow chat 'boilers- trust is the fellow that is "slipmn He is being undersold by the other fellow, the other fe low offering better quality, bet ter service and handled fn a clean, taiiitary way. Our busi ness is built on quality first prin' being a second oonMdi ra tion. We believe this i c with the buying public, rrbe is a poor trade builder with otit quality. We will depend on qunlitv for our sunt. vs. VRS. A. C. KII1 & SON .f We trust the public and the public trusts us. This is the only trust that exists. 4 (Adv.). 4 LOTAL A NO PERSONAL Ft.:; jrsTit'K op tiik I'KAck. 1 hereby announce my candidacy on the Republican ticket for the uf.Ue of Justice of the Peace for Deer Creek District, subject to the will of the voters at the primary election' to be held May 19th, 11)16. Ud. Adv.). CUAS. K. HOPKINS. Sherbet today at Galls.' ' A. S. Hney was looking after busi ness matters at Myrtle Creek today. I $30 to the winners of essay con test on Osteopathy. Ask Dr. DeLapp Mrs. W. W. McDonald came over frnni (t;ilf1nml tliln iiinrnlnu fnr n tw 'days vifit with relatives, cream separator. suction Miiiuay cmcKcn dinner ni uie new lw.nelns rmintv Creainerv. Liueieiin, v ass street. W. Harvey, of Portland, nr-' -'s- Anise Driskell returned this rived here last evening to Biund a n'ornniK nom a ousimss visii at few dayg with friends. J 1'u'tlund. Klour for $1.13 per sack, made in hereby announce myself as a Vancouver; guaranteed. Sanitary "'Puoucau canumaie ior ine oiuci Cash Grocery. fei'd. W ANNOUNCEMENT- To any one desirous of engaging in tbe planing mill or' manufacturing business, I wi'l offer a one-half In terest in my business, with or with out real esiate. W. Ly Dysinger. Review Want Ad vs. bring results. Hora-.o I'.erg. of the Douglas Coun ty Creamery, spent today at Oakland looking alter business matters. I hereby ftntunince myself a candi date for Representative on tho Democratic ticket at the May pri maries. J. L. Chancy. (Pd. Adv). of Comity Surveyor at the primary election to be held Mav 1 9, 1 it fi. Milton It. Germond. (Pd. Adv) LOCAL AND PlCllSONAL Most anyone can read up and w rite paper on Osteopathy. It will pay. Wizard Fertilizer for your lawn aud garden, ut J. F. Barker & Cos. laundered. '.12 t'o. Piue. Curtains caiefully Phone 410-1., o call 5 W. It. Vinson, of Coles Vail y. pent U'st evelng In Roseburg with friends. j.Lncy service, city and country, all Rixalt Drug Store. Cass street, ,1 hone 4.". G. W. Gage & Sons. , M. A. Smith, of Portland, arrived here lust evening to spend a few lays 011 business. Mother's own bread at the Delica tessen . The best ever. The Cafe teria aud Delicatessen, 12 1 Cass. Quick Jitney service. . Phono 60. Km ptre MahUs. Phone us for rates on out of town calls. Nothing like coal for a steady Ire. Ask about the genuine Pea ock Rock Springs, at Page's. Mark Tisdalo, one of Sutherlln's best known residents, was a llose burs visitor last evening. Wanted, hides, veal, poultry, eggs, potatoes and onions. Siot Cash Das- MOTHERS ket Grocery, IMS N Mrs. J. 11. Sloan Jackson street. left here tills The Care of The Teeth The pain frmii an abscess is even greater tlrtui that from an exposed nerve. '1 lie tooth feels longer than the others, is very sore to the touch, and the pain is intense when anything hot is applied to it. liut by the practice of proper cleanliness the dan ger of decay is lessened. Mothers should teach children cleanliness as soon as the first teeth arc erupted. Children should he taken to the dentist to have any discoloration upon the teeth removed, as a tooth or teeth outside or inside the regular arch, for ward or backward of their natural positions, or ab normally shaped, (to be continued) R. L. BATHRICK DENTIST Roseburg Xall. P.ank Hldg. Roseburg, (Oregon I hereby announce myself as a I Kepubliean candidate for the offit-t of County Assessor, subject to the primary election. May 19th. litltS Charles fc ltoberts. (Pd. Adv.) I Phil llnrth Im-sil Mlpmnn fni Mrs. Charles II. fisher arrived rhevo'et automobile, received a car- hcre from salem last eveninK, lor a a j o( new ni!Uhlnes yesterday, and visit with her mother, Mrs. X. L. t lie same were distributed amoiiK the Owens. . local purchasers today. There wire I hereby announce myself as a can- "ix cars In Ihe shipment, all or which didate for county commissioner at . were sold before their arrival, the Republican primary election to j 1 hereby announce myself as a bo held on May 19. W. E. St. John, candidate for county coroner at the (ld. Adv.) Kepubliean primary election to he Mrs. M. M. Mendenhall and son. held. May 19th. Dr. C. U. Wade. Kenneth, of Sheridan, who had boon U'd- Adv.) vlsitinv here with K. MauldiiiK and Try i),.! jionto canned Spinach, family, returned home today. Kasy to prepare. 2 catiB 2.'.e. llel I hereby announce myself as a Monte Cream I'umpkln and Spinach Kepubliean candidate for county ' "c. ut the Peoples' Supply Co. Iluy treasurer at the primary election, an assorted dozen. May litth. Mrs. Inez Miller. (I'd. ,,,of Nv s urowne, of the O. Adf.) I A. C, at CorvallK arrived in the Mrs. I). W. llennett. who had been city last evenlnc to deliver a number at KllKene on account oi the illness or lectures and demonstrations on or her brother, returned home last sprayltm. Mr. Browne spent today evening. She reports her brother near Wlnstons. much improved. Improved over nil others, you will Notions more fancy or dainty, find Del Monte Tomato Catsup su N'otliini; of its kind so delicious as P'-rior to them all. Made of finest the large Mellia halves of ripe Yel- ripe tomatoes. Contain no chemical low Peaihes. Ask for llel Monte at preservative. Get it at the Peoples the Peoples' Supply Co. Iluy a dozen. Supply Co. Iluy a dozen. 'Mrs. llird Houston, of Salem, ur- lf you w.ln t0 cat hpat , rived ill KoseliiirK last etrnillK unil ,.nnl,,i 00, i)llv inle. The Crav s and wife. Sail Francisco She Is enroute to -$1.35- Per Sack for PRIDEOFDOUGLAS FLOUR We are now Manufacturing Pride of Douglas Flour in Roseburg. We say it cannot be equalled for the price. Let us prove it to you Queen Rose Flour $ 1.25 Queen City Flour 1 .50 Crown Flour 1 .60 CORN MEAL, GRAHAM and RYE FLOUR. Bran, 601b sack 85c Shorts, 801b sack 1.25 Rolled Barley 701b .1.35 Crkd. Corn, 1001b. 1.90 Whole Corn " 1.80 Oil Meal " 2.50 We have sum? of tho finest Seed Oats tver brought to Roseburg The Douglas County Mills E. L. BASHFORD is'vii-itint: ut me ntnno oi n. w. pri(.e I1)1IV bfi Muh1I('(!, but tlifl qual it y never. Iluy HtrufglH or assorted Muses or dozens at Wholesale Prices know Monte from tho peoples' Supply Company The pwninp projecting from the Maccuticc huildint! was retitoved tlii murninq. Tlie fixture wjis of metal mid was removed In accoi -ilanee with the coiincil's recent atl it ude lu re Kurd to un'h permanently onstrui'teEl awninps. If vou do not products buy an assorted dozen, re ceiving the lowest ca.ce price on each item. Afc our risk. If not satisfact ory money will be refunded. Iluy by the doz- n from the Peoples Sup ply Company. I P. S. Iliamwell, soil expert for the I'tah-Oronon Sugar llet Company, spent last evening in Koseburg at- morning for Portland, where she w-ill spend a few days with ir lends. I hereby announce myself as a Kepublicau cumlidate for county sur veyor ut the primary election May 19. mii. Krank Calu. (Pd. Adv.) J. S. Part on, of Cuu. utile. Coos County, spent last night in Roseburg. He was registered ut the I'mpuua. I hereby announce myself as a Republican candidate for sheriff of DotiKlas County at primaries. May 19. Frank lturugar. (Pd. Adv). Charles Harris, of the II. K. eKats Auto Co.. ngentn for the Chalmers mto, is in Koseburg for a few days. hereby announce myself as a Re iiiblhan candidate, for county com- missloner ut the primary election. May 19lh. J. T. midges, tru. aov.j Take your watch you want re paired and your agutes you want cut or mounted to Itaker's Jewelry und Agate otSre, Jackson street. I hereby announce myself as a Republican candidate for clerk of Douglas County at tho primary elec lon. May 19, 1916. Charles V. Clark. (Pd. Adv.) V. II. Jenkins, traveling passenger agent for the Southern Pacini Com pany, spent last night in Roseburg looking after business affairs. I ?iereby annul nee myself as a Democratic candidate for sheriff of i)ouglas County at the primay elec ion. Mav 19, 191ti. Harry Pearce. ! (Pd. Adv.) j Kdward X. Strong, agency super visor of the Oregon l.tle Insurance Company, of Portland, is spending ,i few days In ItosebuiK on business. Time ia valuable, be careful you lon't obufie It. If you are in need of a new time or the repairing of an old time, see the busy watchmaker, L T. Ilryan. Charles , and Frank I-ewis, of Portland, arrived in the city last evening to sp nd a few days. They will later go to Coos County points, where they have friends. hereby announce niv candida for the Republican nomination foi tending a meeting of the trustees of r,llinlv a uu,,cnr iu-vi.,,, ih,.t MA'inn the ltos.burg Commercial Club. Mr. vears experlpn(.e unar A,,(,JSor C'al Hramwell passed a wtek in Sutnerlin kin has qiIKf(.d ni0 to rn,ienth where be made arrangements with p0rform the duties 0f t!;is office the ranchers of that vicinity to plant or.jon , Adv ) ii r.t,rnvilijito!v 1 OMO nrres tl) KUCiir b-ets during the present ason. ,hl Monte products an . rs In their class. P. S TltKASl-KY DKr.MlT.MENT. Su- ,.,.,. shoM 1P Mm). P.tHmiik Ar. liitM-fB Dlfli c. W ash- ,,. . that m;kf II muiun. w. i.. .iiai. ii i.i. wi". tp not, , M'tflfd proposals Will l DIX'IK'U III this offii-t' at :l p. n.. April 21, liilfi. for th, niinvlriirtirm nf thp I'nitlMl States post olfk-o at liosi bm c Orf. I n" rutiK' il. roi ky Hv.uiiiL. nnil sn..i ificilin!i!i mav be -notli: rliinatc of Main tl.i' Kri'sh twiii a wek at I ) Supply Company. top nolrh SIPI-1 ful 'larar-tiTia i complft" world reopl.p anil tho 'iniblnr- tn olilaincd from tho custodian of tlm luipart a flavor to Susar Corn thai Kit1 at Hosi'luirc. Ori'P.. or at tills offlre, in the discri'tion of the SuiM-r-virillK Anhitect. .las. A Wetlliore, AitinK Supervising Ari'llltert. MOTHER! DON'T TAKE CHANCES IF QUID'S TONGUE IS COATED (Irani l evel Ml. Sbk. ItllitMls, Little f.iwr jiim! ItnueN. don t liartn- A laxative today saves a nick child tomorrow. Children simply will not takf the time from play to empty their bowel), whit h b'coine clftgire 1 ui witli waste, liver g'ts altigKinh, stomach sour. Look at tho tonu'ie, mother! lf coated, or your child in li: Hess, rros, feverish, breath bad, p--tleH. doesn t fat hear'ily, full of co'd or has sore throat or anv other rh'biten s :ul ment. ieIvm a lea-p'"nful f "Ca - forma S ni p cj f Fiks." thn uorrv. b-tHii!-e it is p-rft" tly It-si. And in a f-w i.fnir all tl.- c st lifted poison, fuwt ' and f in-l.til:g a te will Knfy in -of the iM'W'N. riti I ynu h.iv a , playful (hid a;riin. A Mcr.tii;h "in side eleaii-ing" ( oftinies alt that Is n-i-ary. It fhonbl tf.e fir. t treatment (tivn in sr.y ?i'kiies.. I lev are f f ounterf-l: fu sri;F A'-k yeir rfr.ipgi-t fr a .o-r.-iit but tlf of ' Cjiifornia frup or Klg." whi h ha full dirt- tMn for .abi, chiidten of a,t ages tid for gnw. ii ps p atnly primed on t h tn:t I". I,k iarfiilly nnil s- Ci.it it madp by Cue California Fig S"ip Coiut.au." is different. Del Monte Maine Corn is frailly gathered and ifcted and canned wil h the diM in t , vo sweet ness ancl flavor unlm pinved. (i'l true Maine Corn at less H ii) 13c per can by tho dozen, at tl. Peopb-s Supply Company. Ashland Tidings: Vh:I-- going to lied Hhiff on extra -l-l" last Tues day. Ilrakemnn V. I. :n; Allen, ot Diinsmitir. was thrown ir. rough the rii;nila window by a siet : n jt-rk o' tli" truin. cutting, a v.i two arid one h.il f in '-lies long in hi right for arm. Six slld'hew w tnk n tft sew up tlie wound. '1 . acejrh-ut o (JiiTfii at Sniitli!on. I herewith announce n.y candidacy on th Itfpubliian tn i t for the fiffii-e rf Assfssor of i"- -rlas Conn ty, fiibject to the wilt i the voters at the primary election ' be held May If. l!lfi. Having '.ad twenty years experience in th' i neral mer ehandijnc business, gi,- me suffl r lenl knowledge to ena me to Rive to t(.e taxp.er a Just r I efjtittabb apressm' nt. a. A. IP 11 i (Pd Advi I herewith announce my candidacy on the (''publican ticket for the office of Distri' t Attorney for Doug las County, subject to the uill of the .olers at the primary election to be held Mav lM'i. Ira It. Kiddle. (Pd. Adv.) j W. K. St. John, of Sulherlin, apent nist evt-ninK In ihe city look i til; after husinesH matters. Mr. St. John is a candidate for county commissioner at the Itepublican primary election. To the voters of DoiiKlas County: I hereby announce my candidacy fur the office of county school superin- nibnt, subject to (he will of th voters of the Kepubliean party. Sec ond term. Very respectfully submit- ed. (). C. Itrown. ( IM. Adv.) W. K Godfrey, of I h!m located on hi- n rami of I 'o n'T"s. w ; i p t-w niib'tt from Kn out ihascd tVe ptopltv ffi i.'l, l.'n n A Sa iriirs Hn nV N"(i t (i :it r n y. hail Hi. brnth. r in law, ll l,''ikini? (Irif-. ha1 p'l' n- re ranch lo at d 1 1. f C ;yi n i nd nv. n d l.-;tn Ar ;vit inu H.MiV' tiM for i fie ranch, and ' s'on fit tlie f :ime fli'O hand1' nrt h n -Ht(.rn lut r-' Mr a-id Mrn ll;-ri. Portland, arriv 1 h to ppend a f'-w day- iriK Cla--' ac(uirei . is situated ! lie pur 'hp KiiK'-n- ; irouirh tli of Kuirere S-hrerik n .d a t to- tllileU flfMTi t he Kurt-n paid flu. II take ") fa 'I. Tt,i hrouch (lie "f Ku!X"ite. Iiaiinimc, of I sf fveninr I I friends ACIDS IN STOMACH SOUR THE TOOD AND CAUSE INDIGESTION "Pupe's lHiiMpdnM l ives Sour. ius hy, I pMit Stoiiuu Iw ill l ive Minuter If what you Just ate Is souriiiR on your stomach or I is like a lump of lead, refusiiiK to di't, or you belch tras and eructate sour, iiiidii;esleil food, or have a ft-elliiK "f dlzzm'-ss, heartliurn, fulliiesx, nausea, had taste in month and stoma h headache, von an surely .-t relief in fr.e minut.s. Auk our pharrnai i st to show ou the foriinila, plainly printed on the fifty-c-nl ca.-es of Pap-'s Diapepin, hen you uill underNtand why dys pf ptie tioiildex of all kitels must t;o and hv they relieve o1r, out of nrd'T stomachs nr mdiirsiiftn in five minutes. " Pape's I lia pepsin" " barilileK-; lifJt-'s like candv, thiniL'h a h do e will diye.i ami prepare f-r , : a; si tut la t ion into blood all the food vou eat: lKi'l'-. It in. ike on kh to' ,th' table wit!i a he.il-iiv apfji-fite; ' hut v. hat w ill pb .'ie oti mo-t, i that on uitt fe. 1 that onr stomach nd intent i in- n i (ban and f i-jh, i nd vou uill not n-l to n--"trt to lix.iM'.en or Iiut pills for biliouneMs or consi i pat ion . Thu ntv will have manv '"Pane's liinpep'-in ' flanks, an soinf pfople .'ill c.i! thetn, bill vou will be en-tfiM-,laiic h'"ih' tin- splend d stoin--i' h pre;-a i ut ion. loo. If iii ewp tal c it for ind'j-'e linn, r-?-. heart bur n. coiiiiii't', d -p p.-ia, or anv . stou-a ti mi-erv. (;-t some now. tills minut. and rid yourself nf nfntii.-n h trouble and ' IndU;' tion In ti- miuules. YOU CAN SAVE MONEY ON Boys' Clothing Mothers (lfteti liny for t heir hoys' the lowest priced suits they can fiml, hflitviiij; this to he the most eco nomical way, hut it is not atually the case. A garment cheaply made gives out so much sootier than the one thoroughly made that frequently two of the pooily made suits are worn out duriiig the life of a good oue. Ferhaps the good suit will cost more, hut not twk-c as much. Therefore, iu the course or a few mouths you have saved mouey on the better suit. II V hare just rrrrirerf a large, stork nf EXTRA GOOD Clothing fur the bnijs. Just send the by in unit let US si i pari XTRACOOD on hi in, nnil see how nice he will look anil how long it will wear- HC-Green Trading Stamps Civcn on all Purchases YOU CAN TRADE AND SAVE AT The SQUARE STORE j When You Want The Very Best Remember DIAMOND "W" Canned Fruits and Vegetables will Satisfy. Our stock of these is now very complete. Tlie price is right. Ufe CASH STORE Cood Groceries Cheap Cass Street, Rosehurg 51 VOir VAS ( HOP KXPKN'SKS pon.Hldernhly by buying your meatH at thin market. Not at the fiaerifiee of (iiiality, eithor. You'll find our meats choice, primo and tender. No hotter to bo hud anywhere at any price. Hut we buy direct and In large quantities and are Ihun enabled to nave you con siderable of your meat money. The Cass Street Market Louis Kolilhjgen, Prop." 107 West Cast Street "When a Horse Feels His Oats" lie ffhi a it nod ; hut rniff art hadh- Unit's where tint have an ailvantaise over the. horse, for A Diet of Quaker Oats Not only makes you fed tfood; but helps you to act good and make good. Investigate our special offer on Quaker Oats for this week It will pay you. P ICKENS KKHINS BROTHERS uildiisc; SAFETY FIRST The hest equipped shop in town cnriMi's '.is to i) York work i',i;sr Hendrie Tires Hold second place for the gieatc-t iiumher i f miles run by any single tire. We h ive thiin. KISNER MARSH