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Newspaper Page Text..11. wsmr mmmom wmsw. toum, wovKMurn t, iota. rum mm I I I 1111 M I I I IMIWt OVERCOATS For Men and Boys Our enormous buying power enables us to show you . values you cannot equal elsewhere. Make your Selections Now And Save Money Merchandise bought for 1 Q7 Stores is bought for less DAILY WEATHER REPORT. v-H-M'H I I I I I 1 I 1 I 1 I 0. S. Weather Bureau, local office, Roseburg. 24 bours ending i m. m., today: Precipitation In Incbet and hun dredths: Maximum teniperuuiiv 62 Minimum lemiitM'.uurp Precipitation 0 lutal urecip. alDce nrst or mo. : 0 Normal Pre-eip. for Ibis month 4.27 Total preclp. from Sept. 1. 'IS 1.77 Average preclp. from Sept. 1, '77 3.78 Total deficiency from Sopt, 1, 2.01 Average preclp. lor 41 wet sea sons (Sept. to May, Inc.) . . . .31.96 WILLIAM HELL. Observer. Forecast : Forecast to 8 p. m. tomorrow fill Southwestern Oregon: Tonight and Saturday cloudy. FOR SALE Apples and eider. Phono 28-F2. L. B. Sktuner & ' Sons. All Classified Advertlaeniente In serted new today wiU be found on ln.t page under "New Today" head. iLIOHT furm wagon and harness to trade for hay or wood. C. Merrill, 604 Mill St. MONEY'TO LOAN tlo.uuu to lo, 000 local money to loan on flint mortgage farm security. One, three and five years. See M. F. Kite, Loan Agent for Rice Hlce. TWENTY TEAR RURAL CREDIT FARM LOANS. $100,000 to i (160,000 lite Insurance money to I loan on first mortgage farm se curity. Strictly twenty year rural I credit loans. Low rates of Interest, j privilege of in payment at any time. Write M. F. Rice, Loan De ! partment, Rice Rice. LOST ANI. FOUND. FOUND Automobile crnnk. Cull at this office and prove property. HEALTH BOARDS GIVf WARNING Of INfLUlNZA DANGER Ask People to lie Cuivful mill Take Pit)W'l Treatment Prompt iy . Many I'm-lllimilill t'us-s Follow . Illllu I'nui. What to I'o. To he prepared for Hie serious out breaks of Influenza and pneumonia :: CITY NEWS -: .everybody is doing it now drink ing ciiler. Henry Owlkers tmtkes it. Just received a shipment of fresh Eastern, oysters. The CI rand Res taurant. Itunyan dahlia blooms for sale, 25 cents a dozen at the garden, 804 W, Moaner street- O. (i. Oldtield and wire, of Ken- ,,uit ure n()W BWeepii,K over the en tlrick, Idaho, wen ruohlh at the ( cminlrv lind ,). have neized on 1 IhU eommunity, public l.euun Doarus I'm pn.ua Hotel hist night. .Mrs. K. J. C. Hell and W. h. Cul ver and wife, of St. Louis, were everywhere are issuing cautions and loclmi.linna lit 1ha llllhlif not tO among the arrivals in this city last treatment at the first symp toms of a cold and to co-operate with night A daughter was horn to Mr. and Mrs. John Haih-y in Portland last Saturday. .Mr. and Mrs. Bailey were former residents of this city. health boards and physicians in stamping out the spread oT the dis ease. j No diseasw develops so iiuickly or spreads so rapidly. The first symp tom usually is a sharp rise in tem perature to 103 or 104 degrees, headache, pain in the back, thrnal ffeiing dry or sore. L'nless promptly checked by proper treatment, the lifst plan is to go to bed and stay there for at least a week, keeping warm to avoid pneumonia and lei the minor ailment run its course and also prevent the spread of the dis t a:-v to others. Most of us, in these busy days, cannot atTord, if it can be avoided, tu lose a week or more of work, so it is all the more necessary that at t in very llrst sign nf grip or influenza a j counter-acting treatment should be taken. I Probably no better or more effec tive treatment eon Id he followed al jsuch a time ttian to get from the nearest drug store a complete Hyo inei outfit, consisting of a bottle of pure Oil of Hyomei and a litll vest (Pi nm Port Pmpqun Courier.) ! pocket, hard rubber inhaling device Word was rerWved here Tuesday lnto wn,., a r,.w drops of the oil are that several deaths from the Spanish n(.,irpii ,:i:i) iii:siii:T n s naishow "I was at my work, my limbs be came numb. 1 got dizzy and faint, my ears seemed stopped up. I had been troubled with gas on my stom ach and severe bloating alter meats. Hoclors failed to help me. One dose of Mayr's Wonderful Ketuedy. rec ommended by t lie corner druggist, proved a life-saver to me. I am con tinuing with it with splendid re sults. " It is a simple, harm less preparation t hat removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and a Hays the in flam mat ion which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, in cluding appendicitis. One dope will convince or money refunded. Mars ters Drug Co. nud druggists everywhere. influenza had taken pla lake, and that Mrs. H. t nuiu ill with the diseasi at West- Morris is AUTO STAGK lASfC OKPOT. Dally 8 tare and autoa Tor Marsh field and all Coos Bay points, aleo for Peel and Millwood, leave O. W. Kapp'fl grocery etore. Fare to Myr tle Point, $5.00, Reservations made at 131 P.herldan street. Phone 14. Improved by roasting? A Itoast of Heef: Prime mnl beef i nm:eetlve of Jiiioines'.. Prime lneah hest ! Koast, tenderness, relentlon of ftnvor, a imme to conjure with! Iteef, lh! kloK of menial For prime roasts, hoe unl Put the inhaler in your month and brralhe its air deep into lite p:iss aKes f your nope," throat and lung. Kvery partirle or air that enters your hreathlni; organs will thus In ehatKed with an antiseplie healiliK halsalu. They can't do this too often. The llyomel Inhaler Is small and can he conveniently carried In a tin n) l;i K or In your vest pocket. Kvery half hour or so throughout the day lake it out atul draw a few breaths of Its pure, healing air into your nose and throat. The outfit Is not at nil ex pensive, fur the rubber Inhaler will last a lifetime, while the oil oT Hyo mei can he obtained at little cost from nny reliable druggist Lots of people already have a llyoniel in haler. Take it out. charge It and use it without delay. If ou haven I one, get It today. A few cents spent now may easily prevent serious illness and save yon many dollars and help stamp out the spread ol tlte disease. Al Ked Cross Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. 1.. ;. Imtubleton left here this morning by auto for Seat tle, where they expect to reside per manently. They have sold their farm at Happy Valley to ( lay Smith. who owns the adjoining farm. (Adv. I VK CI.K.AN ITUS. To produce a rich looking effect t u (V.,,1.. ..ri.'it.'jl !,nitt,!i! The FeOnnmV Market !listre. They must be clean, flee tf. Kohlhagen, Prop. IMione 08 I tain their beauty and preserve their usefulness, r or sannai reasini nun sliould be cleaned. Bring yours, 01 phone and we'll call. 1MPKHIAL CI.KANKKS, (Try Our Say Wo call and deliver. Phone 277 USE BUTTERMILK 10c per gallon Fresh every day al Douglas County Creamery Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 1891. SLABWOOD In carload lots at Denn Transfer & Storage Co. Phone 128 w3 WOJIK.V AUK "I TSsV" AIKH T THMIt SMOi:s They would rather buy a new pair and feel inre that the shape and style were right than take chancM on c-d'hling a worn pair. You catiuid do better than let us repair and r sltHpe that comfortable used pair of otir.-. And we assure you coi rei I shape and tle. Try our woik W. H. IHiWAI'.l) oodyear Shoe Heiwirer. 214 N Jackson St. (I'"rom Port I'nipnua Courier.) Kngineer 1). M. Chaiison was visit ing his family lit Damlon the last ut the week. J. 1. Jones, of the Ueedsport umber Co., was a business visitor at Marshfleld (he first of the week. Miss Myers, who has been assist ing for some time in the S. P. office In this city, will leave shortly for Portland. Miss Iieaulah Lhius has arrived from that city to lake her place here. As soon as Kennedy & iirowne move their goods out of the ware house which they are now using, it will be fitted up for a school room and will be used for (hat purpose during the remainder of the term. LOST Saturday, twenty dollar hill. Five dollars reward for return to lloview office. LOST Cold horseshoe breast pin, sid with seven chip dluinonds. Kinder return to 74t So. Jackson street. Kewurd. WASTED WANTKD -Tie makers wanted. In quire 218 So. Pine St. I WANTKD 10,000 grain sacks. Her I gor Junk Shop, Phone 182. FOR SAI.K OH TKADK Income city property, residence and busi ness, for Liberty bonds or good ranch. Owners only. A. J. War nock, 504 S. Pine, Itoseburg, Ore. WANTED TO TKADK 1 want to trade good stock and grain ranch for Douglas Co. land. Address Mount Dome Ranch, .Mount Dome, Calif. LODGti CARDS A. P. A. M., Laurel Lodge No. 1 Regular Communications 2nd and fourth Wednesdaya each montk at Masonic Temple, Roaeburg, Ore Vultori welcome. O. P. COSHOW. W. M. W V. HAKK1S. Secy. li. P. O. Klks, Itimeburn Lodice, -No H'M. Holds regular communica tions at the tilks' Temple on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month. All members requested tc attend regularly, and all vlsltinn brothers are cordially Invited to attend. GKORGE NIX'NEIt, Jr., E. Ii. 1 It A II. HI DDI. E, Secretary. KAMI.:, Koseburg Arie meeta lr tbvlr hall on Jackson St., on 2nc and 4th Monday evenings of each month, at 8 o'clock. Visiting breth ren in good stnndlnR always wel come. FRED P. CLARK, W. P. H. F. GOODMAN, W. Bee Hhoue M 183. I. O. O. P., Rising Rtar Lxlge No. 174 meets In the Odd Fellows' Temple every Friday evening. Visltlni brethren always welcome. R. L. lil'SSLLL, N. G. CARL W. OILMAN. Rec. Secy is. FICKLE, F. 8. (. O. O. Phlletnruui Iodge No. H Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple, corner Jackson and Cass Bts., on Battirlay evening of each week Members of the order In good standing are Invited to attend. LKWIN (I PARKER, N. G. A. J. OEDDES, Rec. Secy J. B .U A 1 LET . Fin. Socy. I. O. O. P., C olon Rncanipmont No. f-Meots In Odd Fellows" Templi every Thursday evening. Visltlni brethren slwavs welcome. HORACE C. BERG. C. P VK'TO RIIOVD. If. P. OLIVER JOHNSON, R. JAMES EWAHT. P. 8. R. E. HE1NSELMAN, wull driller. R. F. D. No. 1, RosebtllK. Oregon. FOR SALE Trio of Flemish Giant thoroughbred ru!btts. Price $1;V 7-2 W. Mosher. FOR SALE Huff Orpington pullots. April, May hatch, 11 each. N. (J. Ashby, Roseburg. WHOLE root ltaliun prune trees. $14,113 per hundred for (en days. C. Merrill, 604 Mill St. 1 Jersey hull. 7 ino.; 1 Jersey heifer, 6 mo.; I Jersey cow, 2 Vi years; 1 Jersey cow, 11 years old. Also 2 work horses. Address II. C, cure Review. FOR SALE One pair of black driv ing horses, eight years old; weight DUO or 1000 lbs.; In good condi tion. For price apply to J. P. Smith, Kellogg, Douglas County, Oregon. FOR SALE 120 acres, near old Pa cific Highway, '& miles from town; new house, running water, 25 ucres cultivated, 25 more can he; family orchard, dully mail, fine outrange. Prico per acre, $12.50. Hox 7 5. Yoncalln, Oregon. "B. K." A safeguard against the "FLU ." Spray your premises, it kills the erms. 8 or 10 drops in a glass of water used as a gargle and for sniffing up nostrals as a preventative cannot beexelled. Inexpensive, you cannot afford to be without it. Churchill Hardware Company FOR SALE CHEAP On account of! leaving, one It. M. Wade gas drag saw outfit, ui A-l condition; only; cut :I50 tier wood, good as new. I Will take $40 lei.s Hum cost of! new one; tools free. G. E. Ward rip, Myrtle Creek, Oregon. WANTED Girl fur general house work. Iuquire ut 2411 East First Avenue, North. WANTED Old magazines In 20 to 30 lb. bundles tied up. at Merger Juifk Shop. Phone 182. -I WANTED Eggs, hide: second hand sacks. Hasket Grocery, A. Prop. WANTED Scrap iron, rubber, met- i al, rags, bottles, Cascara bark, hides and wool, llerger Junk Shop. Phone 182. j TIE MAKERS WANTED Experi enced hewn tie makers al Wilbur and Oakland, Oregon. Oregon Tie & Lumber Co., Oakland, Ore. i WANTED -Laborers nl the Oregon Portland Cement Co's. iiuarry, near Carnes, $5 and up per day. Good accommodations. I'lioue 5-f;i2. FOR SALE Team of horses, good condition, no hotter ever hitched. 1 My only help Inducted Into uiill-j tary service, hence no further use ( for them. Few weeks work on road construction they will earn i their cost back. Fred Parker, Sr., I Canyoiiville, Oregon. i and soon 1 Spot Cash K0R SALE A 6-vcar-old huv horse.1 G. Duulap, weight 1500 lbs.; I 8-ycar-old bay I horse, weight 11150 lbs.; 1 6-year-; old dark grey mare, weight Klfii lbs.; 1 coming 2-year-old Per-1 cheron colt, mare; 1 10-foot New! McCormlrk hay rake; 1 :IVi Mil-1 chell" wagon, 2 H In. new tires; l :l W Rain wagon, II in. tires, as' good as new; 1 sol of heavy work harness, with Yankee breeching,' in good shape; 5 collars, as good us new, C. E. Gruhho, Oakland, orujjon. Phone 4 8-F2. ' START THAT NEW CALF NOW ON Security Food Will bring you $27.30 estimate profits on each calf Same principle as baby foods are used FOR CALVES and PICS THE OLD WAV Cream used In (I weeks $16.80 Veal calf sells for 15.00 TIIK NEW WAY. Cream saved In 6 weeks $16.80 Veal calf sells for 1G.00 Loss $ 1.80 Total $31.80 Cost of Security Food . . $ 4.60 PROFITS $27.30 Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. See us today. J. F. BARKER & CO. IMPLEMENTS AND VEHICLES. POB KENT. so ACRE ranch (o rent; 30 creek bottom land ready to C. .Merrill. 504 Mill St. acres plow. FOR RENT 2 furnished rooms, for light housekeeping. High school girls preferred. Mrs. llattle Per rin, 403 W. Cass St. SPECIAL winter rates at Hotel Pinp oint by week or month for perma nent guests. See how much can be saved by closing your home for the winter. Inquire of manager for particulars. FARM FOR SALE 166 acres, 70 ; acrcB under plow, 4 acres young prune, orchard, balance pasture, with small timber; alt good soil, ' 20 acres bottom land; good house, water piped to house: large barn, hen huuse, corn crib unit other buildings; family orchard; horses, ' cattle, hogs, poultry and farm ma chinery can he bought with farm. Located 2 miles north of Canyon-' ville, 7 miles from Kiddle, railroad town. Tills Is ono of the best farms on the South Pmpnua River. Terms to suit purchaser. ! Address E. P. Hose, Owner, Can yonvillo, Oregon. FOIi HAI.K A."n TKADB KNH.IITS OP PYTHIAS, Alphl Lodge No. 47, meets every Wed nsriay evening Cor. Jackson an. Cass Sis Visitors nlwavn welcome SAM CHHISTENSKN, C. C. ROY F. DI'IMIIN, M. F. E. E. WIMIIERLT, K. It. S. LOYAL OltllEll nV MOOSE, Rose burg Lodgo No. 1 037. Meets on the second and fourth Wednesda) evening of each month, at 8 o'clock in the Maccabee hall. All visiting brothers Invited to attend. GLENN" WOOlMtl'FF, Dictator. IHVIN Illll NN. Secretary. O. K. fl., lloM-burg rTmpter No. HoldB their regular meeting or tb 1st and 3rd Thursday In eacl niontb. VlsPIng members In goo standing are respectfully Invitee to attend MRS M A DO R IICCIIANAN, W. M FREE JOHNSON, Secy. REIIEKAIH, Hosebui Rebekal Lodge, No. 41 I. O. (). P. Meetj In Odd Fellows' Temple even Tuesday evsnlng Visiting !stn and brethren Invited to attend. MRS MAY PATRICK. N !. MRS. HEL1.E STEPHENSON, Sec DELI.A I. LEWIS. F. H. WOODMEX OF TIIK WOltl.l), Oak Csmp No. 1 2 r,. Meets In the Odtf Fellows' hall in Roseburg ever 1st st 3rd Monday evenings. Visit ing neighbor slwsvs wjronie I.. J. KARNES, C. C. .VI. M. MILLER, Cerk. NKIGIIIIOIts OF WOOIKHAI-T. Lilac Circle No. 4? Meets on the 1-t and Std Monday evening of earn month st Odd Fellows' hall Visiting members In good stand I n ir are Invited to attend. ANNIE E. CHI.RCHILL, 0. N TILLIE I. JOHNSON, Clerk FOR SALE Ford truck, g I as new. . Inquire ut this office. FOR SALE CHEAP Two line Can ary singers, also few hens. Phone 388-J. PROFESSIONAL CARDS lilt. M. II. PLYI.LIt Licensed Chiropractic Physician 422 W. Lane St., Roseburg, Oregon Phono 152 (Consultation nnd Examination Free i Office Hours, !) to b. Chlropriictlre and Electrical Treat I ments. RESTAURANT FOR SALE- A good paying business. Inquire at Grand Grill. Reason for wanting to sell, want to leave. FOR SALE Nearly new Moline disc'. Wide frame for mi hard Off let work. For two or three horses. ! With tongue and truck. Cuts five feet. Price $40. Apply to Henry oelkers, Wilbur, R. F. I).. . Office Hours: 1'hone.i 10 to 12 a. m. Office: Malu 171 1 to 4 p. m Res: Main 171 llli. 1.1 ( KTTA IMITH Physlcljin Wemsn and Children Diseases a Bpeclalty. Masonic Ul!. Bx and Fins. Telephnne 417. 116 Cass Street. (J. W. YOCNtl HON Ileal Estate and Insurance. FOR SALE Small while soup beans Rosehnrg National Hank building. SANITATION PAYS IN MANY WAYS Srirnr pnya Its pari in n B ton in laundry tint! modern mWhodH render ron I UK lull hnpoHHitdH. Itc fulr to youiHi'ir und your fam ily. I'iitrnnlzo a ttteain laundry. Try our way thin wock nnd mpamire cont fairly. On Unit mn, nulHlde of the Kitfcty IihhIk, ymi will win by nornllng l he wiinh to on. l.aKt wash Thursday noon. Phom and we'll rail. Roseburg Steam Laundry PHONE 79 lo r,-nts tier pound: ripe and gre tomatoes, 40 cents per bushel; green beans, two cents ptT pound. Pick 'em yourself. i:t26 rtnpqila Ave., Uol Roseburg. 1. Iliyiral-mil. Itoseburg, Oregon. FOR SALE--SO acre much, !l miles southeast of Yonealla, Ore.; 4', acres cleared, 1 .r acres In timber, 20 acres in fall oats; well fenced: a No. I title. Price K,(0, no trade or rent. Address Geo. Ilitd.ll, Elkhead, Ore. UK. N. L. llcl.APP Ostnllilc Physician and Surgeon 217-18 Perkins llldg. Phones ll!l and 22S-Y. Roseburg. Foil SALE Slock ranch aires, plenty of good farm land, good Improvements, looses, ha. grain and farm implements. Itar gain if taken immediately. For further Information call on or wrlle J. II. Porter, Ten Mile, (lie MRS. I'-. It. OWEN I'lll Flowers, Polled Plants, I'oiieral Designs, Weddlnu llotlqllcta. ' PHONES 24 'i Greenhouse 9-F 12 City 240 ill w. cass aireoi. I MIIS. I,, it. mhoki;. Trm ln-r of I'lnno, '1 lifory, Harmony , ABRAHAM'S NEW COATS For Women's and Misses' Wear The approved styles in coats for Fall and Winter wear. The price tags are thoroughly in keeping with our policy of assuring you full value and lasting satisfaction with every purchase made. QUALITY MERCHANDISE at POPULAR PRICES I. ABRAHAM i 01 I Hamilton St. HiufM' 1ST -It KOIE SAI.K fi-atTf Int. fi-mmi) noarhtirg ImiifM, pond barn, rlilrkt-n houn . . jKfuid well. iniatttiK plant, ft nt t d and rruKr-('-iK ,d . d-li-phone, tc ; rhmc m on rivt-r Or ihIkIiI irHilc for n ranch and iihkij m diff'nii,. f'jtll 11 -K4 or wiite tfl rare of this ofTirc On'Ron hijm.im: ri wo mi H'mm, ! or All (nitlH Hit: no SludriitN Children Fund;unentHl CIhm4-h a Sh; tally. 424 IVrklnw lildir Vhnno ?,M Better Light Your eyes and your business need it. Edison Mazda Lamps Are the most efficient I.leelric Lumps made. SOLD HY Douglas County Light & Water Company Phone 61 Get the habit of being thankful, not on one d;i, only, lint on evry dny. hy nolvinn nil uur fnod (iroh ii'tns at NEELY'S CASH STORE tmk in i: iiivk ;itx.'i:itv jOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOXOCOXiOOOOiOH00l00 I Every Recipe Needs Milk U ilh the Substitutes we use now a little milk will make a great improvement in baking ot all kinds of pastry. Phone 18G for Good Milk or Cream ROSEBURG DAIRY & SODA WORKS I'lltK. HWKKT MII.K. HI'AKKLI.MU HODA O0OOCHWiX8XKKKOO0H -erasooi"'