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Newspaper Page TextEVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT. SUNDAY BY KEVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY DAILY Vtt yiar, 7 mall a nc rarmontli, dellrerM Per week, dellrvred It 8KMI-WHEKLY Per Yer 12 00 Hit UoDthi !. JANUARY 27, 11)00. COUNTY COl'KT IIII.I.S. The following are tbe bills allow od at the Junuary term of tbe Coun ty Court In antl for Douglas County, Oregon: Ed. C. Whllo. wild cat bty.. 2.00 W. J. Hughes, board for prls. 170.80 J. M. Schuoffer, supervisor Hoad Dlst. No. 88 . . 1 Jerome Smith, name, bint 23 J. O. Allen, same, Dint 21.. It. L. Cavltt, name, Diet. 2 . . W. It. VlnBon, same Dint. 1. Morris Weber, same. Dint. 30 Hansom Bolter, same, Dlst. 35 Jas Furgeson, wild cat My.. 82.50 107.60 18.76 12.60 80.00 60.00 6.00 J. E. HawyerB, stamps 50.00 T. E. Strode, sup. R. D. No.42 70.00 M. B. Smith, m.p. R.I). No. 40 107.60 W. F, Hurls, dep. assessor.. W. F. Harris, same J. II. Younce, Indigents . . . J. F. Culver &Co., indigents and roads W. U. Farrar, indigents .... J. Harding, same ltlta K. Cobb, clerk's ofllco. Agee's Hook Store, BiipplicB Rice & Itlce. Bupplles, c. h.. Remington Typewriter Co., 67.60 60.00 IC.00 14.65 1.76 10.06 6.00 12.40 21.25 typewriter 130.00 E. H. Lenox, express, etc . . 4.25 Hamilton Drug Co., supplies 69.70 B. W. Strong, same 4.60 O. L. Prior, sup., c. h 11.70 Irwin Hodnon Co., books.. 142.00 Fred TolleB, repairs, c. h. . 2.00 W. R. Wells, election 7.60 J. S. Beckley, coroner's acct 2.60 C. J. Denning, Juror, October term 21.20 R. A. Hercher, drawing Jury 3.00 I. C. Kent, same 2.00 W. S. Johnston, same 2.00 R I). Chapman, same .... 3.00 Rarmom Sopor, same 2.00 O. W. Shrum, same 2.00 A. J. Burns, same 3.00 Benton Mires, same 2.00 C. 10. Hasnrd, Bnmo 2.00 Umpqua Valley News, print ing nnd stationery 140,25 John N. Ryan, same 3.50 Thurmnn Chancy, school exp 23.60 J. W. Spalding, sup Dist. 20 185.00 W. O. Miller, Dlllnrd Ferry 8.00 H. M. Hurrett, same 6.60 R R HalncB, sup. Dlst 7.. 80.00 Chas. Parazoo" wild cat bty 2.00 Ulrlc B. HanBon, same .... 6.00 8. C. Martin, same 2.00 W. J. Tlbbets, same 2.00 W. R. Vinson, Indigents ... lCli.sr F. H. Churchill, ruails, etc.,. 13.81 L. R Russell, school dlBt. 22 4.00 It. II. Manning, sup. It D 50 95.00 O. C. Powell, same, No. 63.. 33.76 Goo. K. Qiiino, same. No. 17 150.00 L. T. Murray, same. No. 16 J. O. (Junior, same, Dist 40 F. B. I.ano, same, Dist 33.. W. R Thompson, wild cat bty R A. Hinkle, sup. dist 48. . II. L. Engels, sup. dlst 36. . Arthur Black, sup. dlst 10.. Henry Ireland, sup. dlst 14.. W. C. Bates, sup. dlst. 41. . R R. Lynn, sup. dlst 25. . . L. I), l'lnkston, sup. dlst 27 John McKoan, sup. dlst 3!) W. S. Barton, sup. dlst 45.. N. P. Wheat, sup. dlst. 18. . . J. J. Thornton, sup. dist. 34. A. R Dushnell, sup dlst 16. . Frank Hognn, sup. dlst 62.. R II. Oltlnger, sup. dlst 29. J. W. Thomas, sup. dim 65.. ("has. 8. Kelkert, sup. dlst 31 Will. Ilelllwell, sup. dial 22. A. Callahan, sup. dlst 11... R W, Letsom, sup. dlst 24. . Potur Ballt. sup. dlst 37 Dave M. Prnther, coyote lily R E. Stock, sup. dlst 43. . , . 8. II. Cockrell, sup. dlst. 12 1. B. Ilulderree, sup. dist 6. T. W. Andrews, sup. dlst . . 23.50 47.50 20.011 2.00 25.00 37.60 33.75 42.50 62.50 32.60 90.00 50.00 70.00 20.00 27.50 75.00 45.00 20.00 36.90 C3.60 40.00 81.2.'. 47.50 121.26 30.00 70.00 67.50 30.00 85.0 82.50 i.rani rayior, sup. dlst 32 Andrew Jucqucs, sup. dist 19 U'x'" f. noy risner. sup. dlst 9 J. W. Wroe, sup. dlst 3 . tl. W. Itlddle. fruit Inspector (1. W. Itlddle, same C. Mnrshiiian, coumir Imnniv 67.60 74. r. 120.60 124.20 5.011 Mrs. Phoebe Klu-hull, imK. j03 00 J. C. Young, Wollunborg Vs. Douglas County 540 Morris Weber, roads 7 40 H. II. Dixon, same 7 c(1 J. Callahan, same 2 no C. F. Roberts, same 12 40 ".11011 nnnow. g. j. witness.. J L. A S. A. Kendall, waler and liKhts, c. h Dixon's iiv.t.v. Juv. court.!! JI10. F. Miller, drawing Jury . r. I'. Manilla. mlm Roy Fisher, samu Morris Webii i riifulu 12.70 64.65 S nn 3 00 2.00 2 00 R. B. Dixon, sumo ..!!!!!! n'j C. K. Itolieris, same ....!! 12 n 10.00 0 0 ' vieoer, same R. B. Dixon, sums C. R Rubens, same . . ! . ! K. (1. Young ('., Indlgenls r- . Young Co., name . . Mrs. Ceo. Evans, same Rosehurg Rochdale Co., same Mrs. II. Knstou. same Wilder A Agee. same . . . . ! K. V. Hoover, health ofllier! I. J. Norman, Juv. court .... .1. W. Mullen, election .... 11.00 11 .111 12.20 1 1 90 7.15 4.00 1 5 00 7.0(1 43.10 71 00 1.60 .00 Hobt. Kldd, Juror a' a Kimeunrg Laundry, cleaning carpet O. W. Staley, expenses Bancroft Whitney Co., sup.. Lenox ft ott, stationery . . . Ben Mattoon. wild cat btys. J. II. Hays, same Volney Oden, same Herman Brown, same .... A. C. . Lake, same II. O. Wright, coyote 10 00 IT. B. Hanson, wild cat 2 00 C, N. Wood, panther fj.OQ 7 nn i Ray Martin, wild cat 2.00 0. W. Short, wild cat , . , , 6.00 Chas. Tindall, Indigents 5.00 B. L. Darby, same 3.15 Drs. Sether & Stewart same 16.00 J. M. Kennedy, same 1.00 C. T. Nail, same 3.30 Hobt. Thomasou. g. J. witness 1.50 0. E. Cole, wild cat 2.00 Charles Cantlle g J witness. 1.50 (1. W. WoriucoU, indigents.. 32.00 J. A. Klrkendnll & Sons, lbr 167.10 Geo. Smith, sup. dlst 8.... 30.00 D. Ralnvlllo, sup. dlst 41... 1UI.00 W. C. Sagaberd, sup. dist 49 60.00 A. Black, roads 12.75 C. J. Smith, bridges 10.00 D. L. Freeman, roads 1.50 O. Mattoon, same 18.00 Win. Mattoon, same 18.00 Jus. Moore, same 1.00 T. R. Howard, sumo 15.00 II. D. Dyer, roads 1.50 Harry Oreonway, same .... 63.00 lohn Hall over pd tax 9.80 Page lnv. Co., lumber 20.60 I. A. Klrkendull & Sons, lbr 7.56 C. T. Nail, indigents 2.45 Dr. Kan ft man, same 3.00 W. C. Bates, lumber 17.29 liaKseu Bros., same R II. Thrush, same Leona Mills Co., same .... .. 11.38 9.99 152.65 40.00 4.50 Mother & Stewart, indigents W. M. Hill, roads 0. W. McKlroy, lumber 29.23 A. U. Smith, samo '30.85 QIVE NATURE A CHANCE. The itrongeat minds have Rotten tholr Inspiration direct (rum Nature. Nature la the groat teacher of mankind. We can look to Nature for all our nends. In the recont UuttHo-Jauanose war the aur- Soonn of the Japatmue navy and army Iscoverod that wounds would heal more rapidly and with better imcceas If left to Nature. Thoy V as hod the wounds with waUtr which had beftn boiled and thus sterilized thon bandaged the wounds with clean llnon no powerful drugs or antiseptics were ubik! In their first aid to uie 1 11 j urea, oucn mnmous rnHuiua in the lofut of only 32 out of 682 men tmatwl In a naval hospital for their wounds. It Is only from lack of obttorvliiR Nature's laws that most of us suffer at one time or another from Indigestion, Impure blood and a geuurally run-down system. Our remedy lliw tn Nature's laboratory deep In the fragrant woods where are many American plants, the roots ol which when properly treated will sup ply a health-giving tonic. Many years ago a physician who had an extensive practice among the a filleted mode a striking departure from the usual methods of his confreres In medicine he went straight to Nature for the cure ol those stomach disorders which resulted so often In an amende condition, or Im pure blood, liss of apM)tite, pule or pimply skin, feeling of lassltudo and weakness, lie found that the bark of tbo ltlack Cherry-tree, the root of tho MntmraKe, mono root, uueeirs root, Hloodroot anil (.olden Seal root, made into a scientific, non-alcoholic extract by the use of glycerine, mado the host altera tlve and tonic. The refreshing Influence it this extract Is at once aunarent In the recovered strength of the patient the vital fires of the body burn brighter and ihtilr Increased activity consumes the tissue rubbish which otherwise may KoUon the system. 1 Ills altnratlvo and nlc extract has been found to Htund alone as a safe, Invigorating tonic, as It Joes not detiend on alcohul for n. fiilun stimulation, out Is Nature' (mm method of strengthening and cleansing the sys tern. It tonus up tho stomach and the blood In Nature's own way. It Is well known all over the world as Dr. Pierce's loldon Medical Discovery. The name was given to this vegetable compound bocause one of the Important Ingredients was (Julden Heal root. Such an authority hs Dr. Itohcrta Ilartholow, of JelTerson Medical College, says "very use ful as a stomachic tonic. Cures catarrh of the sUiinuch and headaches accom panying th same." Dr. lirover Coe, In is book Organic Med clues, soeaklim of Uolden Heal root, says that "as a liver luvlgnrator It has fvu ciJif.H Further he says, "In chronic Inflammation of the bladder we deem it one of thn numt roll. able agent of cure. As a tonic In the cnnvaleiiclug stages of fevers, pneumonia, dysentery and other acute diseases My draHtls (Golden Seal root) la peculiarly appropriate. Dr. Cite continues: "We would hero add that our experience has demon ttrated the Hydrastis or Oolilen Seal root tfl l i va)uat)Ut reminly In bronchitis, laryngitis, and other affections of the respiratory organs." "Of service In chronic catarrh of the 4 ton inch and Iwwels following abuse of alcohol, a tonic after malnrlal fever. Has a distinct, antl-malarlal Influence, lioori In all catarrhal conditions, as uterine catarrh, leucorrhwa, etc. Is a curative agent in chronic dyKpepHta." ilobart A. Maro. M. D.. Un vnrnltY of I'ennsylvanfa. iTot. Julio m. Mc udder In Ndao flc Med ication says: " It stimulates tho diges tive pnM'eSNeR, and Increases the asidmUa Uon of food. Hy the means the blood is tirtchnl. and this blood ferds the muscular sv-Htein. 1 mention the nun- cular system ttocause 1 Indleve It first leuis tne incroastxi txiwnr imparted by the stimulation of Increaned imtrlM.m The conseuent Improvement on the nervous aim gianuuiar systems are natural results. In relation to Its seneral effects nn mm jBkr'iii. irrr m Tii' irmiM inr Ml 1C ntxntt which thvrr t such (turn if mum- wwu uj ojMfiion. it is tiiiiiHTKiiiiy ro aardiHl as the totilc usetul In all de- After many years of study and labo ratory work Dr. K. V. I'lcrce produced thi mot happy comblnntlon nf thin (hildeii Seal n Kit with other eflicacioiis roots enhancing and Increasing In cura tive powwr th.f imtive plantj fmm our American fnriwU ttv the mid It inn itf nh.im. Ically pure l)-erlne, of proiMT strength. which Is far U'lt.r thnn alcohol, Udh for pxlrnt'tlnn Mill lirowrvlnir th. tniill cltml iirlndiilcM risU1kitif In iMHlitn. tilyc- irhi. Itm'lf In nsnfiil In niiilicfmi tn nub lu. Inflammation Ami liv i'liniiliiir th mnmlir.no of tho Htomnt'li of ntinormitl 9nrrntliiiM altlH In tin' euro of il viiiiimlA. ml ntotnii-h .ml lntistliial trmil.li'!.. Tim reiinlii'll (Vimmon S.n.. M.il.l Ailvlibr t 1H limn-.. U Miit fn. on r. lot ol tnm. to ii.r pktN,noof iniilhnii only. Sinul 1 oiitM'ont mainim for tho Uiok In N.r rovon. or .11 Klamii. for tho rloth o mil vohinio. Ail.tr,.. Ir H V ti.,r.. a Main Hirtwt. Ilullalo, N. V. O. I. NKWIIAItl). ROSEBURG MEAT MARKET NtWHARD BROS., Props. Don't Forgt the Hoosiers Come nloiiR lih tho nxtoiuiil not your mrata. 1 1 KM-', PtHtK. AND Ml'TTOX. our Iliinic-Curod lliiin. and Itacon, Klsli and Poultry. HUlStl I'M VOfll IIIIIKS. op Near Depot- Special Free Liellwry Phone 1341. NKwii.xuD imoN., rifvps. r..nn 'B W 4.00 4 00 2.00 2.00 Try I Sh The Only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar Made from Grapet . A Guarantee of Pure, Healthful, Delicious Food P. Peterson, same 16.75 Logsdon Bros., roads 13.65 Skulley Lbr. Co., lumber .. 34.f8 Carl DIotch, roads 2. GO T. E. Strode, same 3.00 D. K. Hurlburt. same 3. CO T. 10. Singleton, same 3.60 T. E. Staulnger, drawing Jury 3.00 T. E. Stutiitiger, same 2.00 R. L. Denton, same 2.00 Mrs. J. W. StraiH5e, prlnfg 10.00 H. C. Tosln, coyote & wildcat 12.00 E. E. Goodman, wild cat . . 2.00 N. E. Hlchardson, coyote . . 10.00 Goldle Dyer, wild cat 2.0 Levi Parks, wild cat 2.00 C. A. Hargan, 2 wild cats .. 4.00 A. J. Deir, sup. diat 26.... 107.50 G. W. Burnett, coyote .... 10.00 H. L. Engels, cougar bounty 5.00 B. F. Nichols, stock Inspector 25.00 J. C. Corbus, wild cat .... 2.00 J. L & 8 A Kendall, lumber. 101.85 Grant Taylor, roads 41.56 J. A. Hewitt, roads 21.35 Hunsnll Bros., lumber 3.15 Mjorris Weber, roads 11.20 R. B. Dixon, same 11.40 3. Dlller, same 2.00 H. P. Conn, roads 2.00 Fred Bateman, same 17.20 A. E. Nichols, commissioner 38.20 T. E. Singleton, state vs. Fish 5.70 f. F. Stanlnger, same 2.35 F. F. Parker, same 1.60 C. E. Harbit, same 1.60 W. Miller, same 1.60 dtunley Short, same 1.60 Geo. A. Crane, jus. court. . 1.60 II. T. Ashworth, Btate vsFlsh 1.45 3atu Bayless .Indigents .... 16.95 Beckley Bros., same 15.00 B. J. Page, same 10.00 I. T. Long, state vs. Thomp son 3.45 J. T. Long, state vs. Baldwin 2.30 I. T. Long, state vs. May... 2.00 Rough Dry Price List. IHONKI). Cents Counterpanes, 10c, fringed . each. . .15 neets 8 Pillow Slips 2 Pillow UolBtors 4 TalileclothB 6 Tablecloths, large or hem stitched 10 TowelB i TowoIb, bath 2 Towels, roller 2 Napkins 1 Cloths 1 Flour Backs 2 Dollies i Handkerchiefs 1 Handkerchiefs, silk 2 Standcovers, plain 2 NOT IHONKI. Overshlrts undorsrtlrts C Underdrawors 6 NlnhtBhlrls a Combination i Pajnmas, pair 18 Under vest 2 Hobo, pair 2 Neckties 1 8TAnCHI0n. Skirts 5 Nightdresses 3 Drawers 3 Chemise , 8 Corset covers 2 Waists I Waists, boy's 8 Klmonas , 5 Wrappers 5 Aprons 2 Child's Pieces 2 Shams, pair 10 Shiq cui.r-lns 2 Pillow Ccvers 2 Honncts 2 Sleeves, pair 2 Delta 1 KXTIIAS. Blankets, wool, pr 80 lllanketa, cotton, pr 26 Quilts 25 Hedtlcka lOo up Sweaters 16 No Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Vests, Iyc Curtains, Overalls or Jumpeiii d'ne In this department eirept at rosular prlrer. A list of articles mutt ac company each bundle, or our count accepted as correct. We starch all artlclm that require It. No bundle for less than 25 cents. HOSKlllHO STEAM LAVNDKY. 8. P. MCWHAHD. Making Powder Absolutely Txtre J. T. Long, state vs.Matthews 3.45 J. T. Long, state vs. Harmon 3.45 J. T. Long, state vs. Jennings 4.70 J. N. Hyan, state vs. Jennings 1.20 J. T. Long, state vs. (Jllnian 13.3 C. O. Webber, same 1.00 Oeo. Noah, same 1.00 A. S. Aderton, same 1.00 Dick Rose, same 1.00 A. Adams, same 1.00 T. E. Hamily, same 1.00 0. W. Pront, same 1.00 B. W. Strong, same 1.00 1. F. Rice, same 1.00 Ed. Neeley, same 1.00 J. F. ClementB, same 1.00 O. Worthlngton, same .... 1.00 S. J. Jones, same 5.70 J. T. Long, state vs. Taylor. 9.70 J. N. Ryan, same 4.50 Chas. Harpster same 1.00 Geo. Fair, same 1.00 Clarence Davis, same 1.00 J. T. Long, state vs.SummerB 14.60 Jack Parrott, same 16.40 J N. Ryan, state vs Hughes .70 J. T. Long, state vsRaymond 5.45 I. J. Norman, same 24.00 J. T. Long, state vs. Turpin. 6.80 J. N. Ryan, same 29.86 J. T.Long, state vs.McMullen 3.29 J. T. Long, stule vs. Noah.. 3.45 J..T. Long, state vs. Fee . . . 7.25 J. N. Ryan, same 8.00 Roy Iluell, same 2.00 J. T. Long, state vs. Doe. . . ' 2.85 J. T. Long, state vs. Fisher. 3.46 J. T Long, state vs. Lewis & Co 3.45 J. N. Rynn, same 1.20 Mrs. AdaTharp, state vs.Ocer 3.50 S. S. Bolslnger, same 3.50 Jas. Hlldeburn, same 3.50 J. F. Woodard, same 1.00 Jos. Vanseckle, same 2.90 W. M. Porter, same 3.40 K. S. Lang, same 2.80 I. F. Rice, same 1,00 A. CreaBon, same 1.00 Watson Davis, same 1.00 Ed. Neeley, same 1.00 F. W. Dlllard, same 1.00 I. J. Norman, same 1.00 J. T. Long, stale vs. Hllde burn 3.45 J. N. Rynn, same 1.20 Marsters Drug Co., hidlg. etc 28.35 A. Fields, roads 6.00 W. W. Kent, same 20.10 Review Pub. Co., printing. ., 116.70 f--- "Ml? one and on'y reliab,o and certain cure for Contagious Blood Poison. This claim is not based on the treatment of a few cases of the disease, here and there, but its success extends over a period of more than forty years, during which time thousands upon thousands have found a cure by the use of this great vegetable remedy. S. S. S. is first of all, an abso lutely perfect blood purifier, able to go down Into the blood and remove every particle of the virus of Contagious Blood Poison. It cleanses and purifies the circulation, and In this way removes the cause of the trouble. Then nature, assisted by a rich, healthy blood supply, quickly renovates and renews the system, while the symptoms of ulcerated mouth and throat, skin eruptions, discolored splotches, fnllinghnir, sores nnd ulcers, etc., disappear, leaving the body entirely free from the effects of this insidious poison. When S. S S has thoroughly cleansed nnd purified the circulation there is no danger of nrry future outbreak the blood is pure and the cause of the disease entirely removed. Home Treatment Book containing many valuable and helpful suggestions for those who are curing themselves with S. S. S., and any medical advice desired sent free to all who write. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. Write us or SPRAY AND FIXTURES J. F. BARKER . Co. Implements and Vehicle. Phone 161, Roacbarg, Oregon SQUARE DEAL FENCE-BEST MADE E. B. Chapman, state vs. Crocker Z.Da Perry Wright, same 7.00 Ouy Soper, same 3-u0 Johu Alexander, same l it M. R. Ryau, commissioner.. 4i.40 O. W. Wonacott, expenses.. 9.00 Olho L. Sellers, panther bty 5.00 C. W. Smith, wild cats 4.00 H. E. Baker, wild cat 2.00 Frank Loach, wild eats .... ' 4.00 H. H. Orton, panther 5.00 Fred Haskell, wild cats 24.00 Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., tele phones, c. h 40.70 Josephson'B, Indigents .... 2.20 Marsters Drug Co.. same . . 7.85 ThoB. Williams, state vs. Mc- Klnney 5.7.1 Harry Fraver, same 6.60 Ump. Rlv. S. N. Co., same.. 6.50 H. C. Sherrott, same 1.00 Allle Perkins, same 1.00 Elsie Derran, same 1.00 Conrad Townsend, same . . . 2.80 J. W. Thomns, bridges 48.50 B. Fcnton, expenses 43.35 Cjieuernl Jloud Fund. J. O. Allen, bridges 115.00 Ed. Wright, ferry 1.75 Walter Wright, same 5 ?' W. Bohart, same 2.00 H. Soper, same 6.00 S. K. Sykes 116.10 M. B. Smith, bridges 10.00 M. B. Smith roads 18.75 T. E. Strode, roads 15.60 A. D. Strodo, bridges 9.00 James Freeman, same 3.00 G. E. Trask, roads 2.00 R. L. Cavltt, same 21.75 Andrew Redlfer, lumber .. 6.12 Ralph Johnson, bridges 1.00 H. Dyer & Co., lumber .... 10.40 H. Dyer & Co., roads 2.15 T. E. Bledsoe, roads 19.54 L. L. Perdue, same 32.30 Dunbar & Ross, lumber 76.9 Frank Alvord, lumber .... 7.20 H. C. Tyson, bridges 25.00 H. F. Hebard, roads 4.93 J. H. Marsters, lumber ....18.89 Geo. D. Matson, lumber 13.95 J. F. Barker, roads 1.00 H. E. Huffor, lumber 14.25 G. G. Hawley, lumber 26.56 J. W. James, bridges 3.75 H. Uutsforth, bridges 3.7 H. Weber, bridges 3.75 Anlauf Bros., lumber 118.60 riiklngton Bros., roads .... 7.2 u. Hedden, roads 21.13 w. r'. Davis, lumber 10.00 J. W. Spalding, roads 25.00 jno. ADeene, roads 1.15 It. H. Manning, roads 2.1 u. cockeram, roads 1.1 r E. E. Haines, bridges 32.00 C. W. Lawaon, roads 3.35 Ci. n. Lynn, roads 4.3 waiter Lynn, roads 2.62 j. r ruter, roads 4.12 John McKean, roads 5.00 Z. T. Murray, roads 15000 J. O. Gunter, roads 12.60 F. B. Lane, roads 30.00 N. P. Wheat, roads 7.50 E. R. Lynn, roads 17.50 H. L. Engels, roads 12.50 J. W. Spauldlng, bridges ... 22 50 Monroe Carllle, bridges 12 00 T. W. Coffee, bridges 45.00 M. F. Kenyon, bridges . "59.00 n. 1. iiiaKeicy, ferries and ur'"Bos 43 00 Thos. Drew, roads 1080 Leona Mills Co., lumber 690 W. G. Allen, roads 16.20 mumpower Bros., lumber .. 15.4s jonn Hunter, lumber 14.35 THE ONLY REMEDY run dluujj puiaun MEAT THAT A KING MIGHT KAT Is ready for you here whenever you choose to order It. No monarch could have finer, for there is none produced. As queen of your house hold we Invite your majesty to test us with an order. We know the meets will please you and all the members of your household. TIIK BKI.KCT IIUTCIIKR SHOP The Economy Market Go. Kohttia4ge, Prop, call on us for PUMPS I 11 mm CZ'! - ' ' 1 Al.rminl. 1 pru I'L'vn" boil AVege'.aUe Preparation (or.4s- simudiiiitjiiU'ruoQaiMllfE'liia lingUieSlomadisoiulBovftJsol' Lac 6 J ft:? - Prnmnlrs TlifipsHnnrnpcrfiil m'SSUitdResl.CoMawstMftr Opiiou.Morphini! norMiumL nui ii ah l uni. ArtfxiMiksimiFnam MMIrSdts AvsrSttd UirmSret Ctantkd Suqnr Apsrfect Remedy foi Crmsflpt ii ran-stnmsrh llhrrlKica Wnn,,. rnnvtil:lnn.fVPriS!r ncss and Loss OF MEER Facsimile Signature of NEW YOHK. Exact Copy of Wrapper. W. Q. Brown, lumber A. S. Dean, roads Geo. K. Quine. roads W. C. Bates, roads Jerome Smith, bridges .... 13. L. Reynolds, bridges . John Iving, bridges W. A. Roberts, bridges .... O. J. Haughberg, luniber . . T. R. Howard, bridges .... C. llohni, roailu Kixvhil Knad Fund. R. Soper, ror.ds tleo. K. Quine, roads .1. O. Gunter, ronds l'ri'siilent Ileitis Orphans. Hundreds of orphans have been helped by the President of The Indus trial and Orphans' Home at Macon. Ga., who wiltes: "We have used Elec tric Hitters In ithis Institution for nine years. It has proved a most ex cellent medicine for stomach, liver and kidney troubles. Wu regard it as one of the best family medicines on earth." It Invigorates the vital organs, purifies the blood, aids diges tion, creates appetite. To strengthen and build up thin, pale, weak chil dren or run-down people it has no equal. Best for female complaints. Only 60c at all druggists. DUKW MOWS. The weather Is quite cold, but all livestock Is doing well. Mr. Winters and Mr. Thompson left Friday for Roseburg. Walter Rainvllle was visiting the home of R. 11. Kirk put rlt-k Sunday. Thomas Martin has returned from Cannda. R. W. Thomas made a trip to Tiller this week. Those who visited our cltv Satur day were: A. T. Poole, J. R. Hayes, i.ewis inomnson, win. SasBey and Anna I). Noah. U L. Stevens and F. W. llonn- doubler, of Vnldcz, Alaska, have bought a large stock ranch of W. A. nuiincK. Air. Hullack Is undecided as to where he will locate. Win. Banlleld was In town this week. Miss Mabel Short has been on the sick list, but is improving rapidly. .11 rs. j. 11. snort has been very busy in the P. O. and store during Mr. Short's absence. Those who were transacting busi ness in the county seat last week were: Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Havs. L. L. Lock, K. A. Poole. R. H. Kirkimlrtrk James and Claud Short and Anna d! rtoan. RKPORTER. Don't Get a Divorce. A western Judge granted a divorce On aCCOUnt Of Ill-tPmnor anA hnJ breath. Dr. King's New Life Pills would have prevented It. They cure CnnHlftintlnn n.i,.l. I 1 l . l : , 1 "" uau ureain ana Liver Troubles the ill-temper, dls iel colds, banish headaches, conquer chills. 2Sc at all drneirlstii SPECIAL Clearance Sale JiOtUiiAY 15 TO FEIHUAXY IS, lOf. The best values ever offered in brokea siet of meu's, women's aud children's thoes. Oxford, Latli er and Felt Slippers. Call and g oi ir?4. W can save 3-011 money. 0 R. L. STEPHENS txcbi.lv. Dealer in Fine Shoes For Tnf.inta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of in Use For Over Thirty Years CASTOMA THff OtHTAUR tWNMTi RTW 0 QITV. Ashland Tidings: Mrs. Frank Dickey left the last of the week for Red Bluff. Mr. Dickey is In the S. P, passenger train service between Ashland and Red Uluff and they will make their home at the latter place for the remainder of tho winter months. A Horrible Hnld-Up. "About ten years ago my brother was "held up" In bis work, health and happiness by what was believed to be hopeless Consumption," write". W. R. Lipscomb, of Washington, N. C. "He took all kinds of remedies and treatment from Beveral doctors, but found no help till he used Dr. King's New Discovery and was wholly cured by slit bottles. He is a well man today." It's quick to relieve and the curent cure for weak or sore lungs. Hemorrhages, Coughs, and Colds. Bronchitis, LaOrlppo, Asthma and all Bronchial affection. 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by all druggists. -THE- NOVELTY THEATRE Program changes each Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. PROGRAM WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY MOVING PICTURES "Tin- Test of Friendship.' (1000 feet.) .Miscalculated Itevengc." and "Rude Awakening." ILLUSTRATED SONGS 'Don't Take Me Home." MATINEE 2:30 to 5:00 Admission 5 cents. EVENING 7:00 to loioo Admission 10 cents. HcQ. Door 9 P4cf)C W . AW hi s H'"M.i u to OuuOmf