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Newspaper Page TextAm'tlUIr VlK promptly drilroyi tht Jit mi Ayvr't ll.:ir Vlifur J ml at piutiiplly (kiln. ftio thal cant falling lialr. Il nuuililira Hit hlr- ficnm that came d.irtlrulf. II ri'nu.v i-vtry buh$, italorr thm to hralth. ' li hair tup tiii uf djiidiuff Km If, ami kecjt the uJp fliintf uul, grow mur rapMly. rWan and in a lu-jfiliy condition. Docs not OoSor the B-flaSr """ "J Rheunwlivm. I,MAI, mowh Old iH'wsim(H'r8, a blR tiimdlo for 10c, nt KoHcburK Hook Store !tf Dr. P. W. Hunt, doiitlHt, nfllm rooui lu th Abrulmiu ItullritiiK. tf The bemt brer: 4 01 ado at Diiipqua Pakflry. Fruo deliver, I'lumu 221 1. Dr. J. 1. Cftllnwar. OHlopnihln I'll y Irlaa. Abraham Huilrilnc. UoHidnirH. The prlco of fnodHtulTa baa como down at t he North Kldo Urocory. dtf Tbo print of foodntufffl has como down nt tbu North Kldo (Irocory. dtf Hcrvo (lliiKor Alt at luinluion or dinner mid tit'liht ovorybody. l('n tbo (lat'Ml dooH'Htlc (linger Alo ovor limdo. Itotn'biirK Sodii Worktt. dlf Tli, n i'ii iv for 8oro. ovorhciilcd and uiHoiiifuriiiblo fool. - at Hamil ton's, dtf A now Htork of I'olti'tio and loln' poniiHiitH Just roivlvi'd til Uiii'tmt Hook Ktoro. dtf For rlrh. rod blood tako Wllwou'w SarHaparllla. Kvory bottlo dot's lltiod. HoMotmrit IMitmuncy. (f Fountain poim. "I'arkor." "t'onk 1 1 tt , "WaliMinaii.' thoso throo, limit' bottor, on Hiilo at Hosoburit Hook Slorv. dtf For prompt hiiKK"K' transfer or t'priwi bu Kin ohm call J. F. Smith, alaud In front of Com'l Club, MNr., or phono a SSI. dtf Am you a olub man? Thon soo 1 1 It thai your sloward Ih always up ptlod with tbo bont of soda, bottlod by tho ItimoburK Soda Works. dlf Autborlxod and oxolustvo hk'MUs for SliiKtr and Whoolor WUrou SowIuk Machine. Sold on oaxy pay monla. HUo & Klto. tho ilmino furnlahora. dtf Parouta Mimil.l all mo thai (holr rhlldrtMiH' boalth la lu Kod I'ontlttlon boforo th wlnlor ptoeit. Tloro U no bottor way than giving Wilsons Saraaparllla. HonoburK I'harmaoy, tf Patronise novlow ndvortlHoni. Mm. S. T. Kinltli nud ohlldrou uro vIkIUhk with ri-lulivfH ut Ouklutiil. CurtlH JoliiiHon, formerly of (ilru dulo, Ik toM'o from IVihihvI v;inia looklllK llfltT bUHlllt'HH InloroKlH. W. F. HodK. of Looking (!hif8, was In thla city today, lit reports I ho fruit and grain cropn look Inn tluo In LookliiK til aa Valley. More than nine out of evfry tun Cases Of rluMHiiRtlmii urn sinnilv rhiMimatlmu of the 'imiHi-l j, duo to i cold or damp, or chronic rlieuma I Usui. lu biu U can j no Internal treatment lu rMuhv J. Tbo free ap 1 plit-atlon of Chan jerluln a IJiiimeut i I." all that lu ii-.-dfd. uml It Ih ct tuin to kIvo i i Irk r.'HullH. Olvo It trial and c.io for yoiirHelf bow ilit Uk ly It rr.U'ves tbo puin and sore noKH. The mekllclneH usually Kiven Inli'nially for rbtiimatiKni are pola oiioiia or very HtroiiK ineilirlues. They are worse than iiKi'less In cases of chronic and muscular rheiiiuatiKin. For Halo by all druggists. C SIIK WANTS TO SI 1( lilt. DON'T STRAIN YOUR EYES t!lnsHiK will bolp oii. If you are troubletl with your eyes, better eon unit a skilletl opttunetriat. We'll bo Klad to attend ttt your eate, and enu ttuarautee the best results. Kyes tested a lit) ; lasses setfUtlltt allv ;ot j nsted to rellevt t he tit rain, Ileitis epirts. our speeliicles and eye Klassts. whether tiot or steel, have nil elllcaey, stylo and Mulsh not enslly deRcrlbetl. but )uiekly reeo;ni.eil. A. S. HUEY Optometrist lloitN. ICIDUKR III HoHclmrK. April 2(1. l:lo. In Mr. uml Mrs. S. I.. Klil il"r( it son. MAItlillOl). STIKCiKR OWICNS. .M lli.lm of Asllliy lili'liarils. nl Hlll;inl. April 13. j (i, John sil.'B.-r. iiKf.i il!'. of Olallu. uml Mrs. Susan .1. Ou'i'iih. iiki'iI Cl'. of Dllliinl. Iti'v W. II. Mllli'r (illlclllllllK. Mr. uml Mrs. Ci. V. (Jrulilio. ll Imr: I ihukImm Waiio. i.urloy: K. llni () -I cl . Dlxonvlllo: T. 1'. Simpson. Mi., Alio; Mllos Abi'O. Wlnsloiis; .1. II. Short. Drow; John Aivni'l', Mrrtlo I'rook: (l.'o. II. IM! Is. 'Iho (inks. mi'io uimniK iho Itiisi'luii'K visitors lo.lay. lU'sl i'ri'iiliiioiit for Tolds. The following prizes will be awarded for exhibits of Strawberries at the "Aviation Tournament, Strawberry Carnival and Live Stock Show to be held at Sutherlin, on May 17th, 18th and 19th. Kor K1KST CKATK of Stnuvh.'rrlos ploki'il In HoiikIus i'o , J20.0 iThls cuiih prlo for llrsl rrnto Is linnK np hy K. H. Wnlto). For l'st ihltit of Strnwliorrlo L'."..00 Kor mvoiul liost t-xhlliU of Stniw h.'i rios $10.00 Kor (hint host mhlhlt of Slr ho vi loa $!,". 00 NOTE. Leave first erate of strawberries at Clark's Photo Studio, Roseburg. "Must ordinary folils will yhlil lo tho slnipli'st iroalinont.' says tho ( hlraco Trlhiini'. "inouVrntivo laxu ttvos. hot loot hatl-.s. a froo por splratlon anil an avolitanco of ox posiirii to colli uml not after troat nionl." Wlillo this tivatniont Is sliuplo. It roiiulros i-imsldoralilo troiililo. anil the ono ililoptlliR It must ri'iniiln In iloors for n day or two. or a fri'sh cold is almost nun to ho I'ontractod. and In many In stani'i's piii'iimonla follows. Is II not lii'ttor lo pin your faith to mi old ri'llahlo preparation llko I'lianihor lalii's Couch Ui'iiu'dy. that is fam ous for lis i-iiivs of colds and can always ho dopondod upon? 1'or salt! hy all driiKKlstn. SAI.K Oh- lll.O(Hi:i STOCK. C1RC11T COl'RT CASKS. Washilicton's hlrthrlnv ninrliprl iho Vi'liim Davis, Atfoil Id Voarii. i-dt al-s separation, of Eva and Charles Tin-1 Ions Small OMntity of Cai'tMilic Acid Heart Altiih'. t 4- 4- SKATTl.K.' Wash., April 2.1. i. 4- Marion .Morrison, the 12- 4 . year-old daughter of John l. 4 Morrison, couimilloil suicide yesterday hy dellheratelv J. KwallowiiiK enoiiKli carbolic 4 acid lo kill six men. the Cor- 4. oner learned today. The cirl had lieen ri'hukeil 4. Inst year by her brother for 4. assoclalint! with certain Klrls. . and told her mother Hint if the 4. rebuke was repeated she would A oollllllht suicide. Yesterday 4. after uttendiiiK mnviiiK picture 4. shows and playlnu with one of .J. the forbidden clrls she was iiuestloneil hy her nioiher and 4. lliclde followed. 4. the J- 4- ! 4- 4- 4- The third near-sulelde bv the poison route In Uoseblll'B wltliln the past throo weeks occurred hi North liosebiiru Monday 11 it: lit . about ! o' clock when Miss V.'lnia Pavis daughter of Mis. 1). I. liaririini. swallowed a very small quantity of carbolic acid. The clrl is only If, years of nK. ir. a. IV Sether.'who attended her. adlulllistereil an emetic, hut this, while advisable nt the time, prov.d unnecessary as tho Rill took only ououkIi of Hie poison to Mister her mouth and Kive her lelatives a Rood scare." From a statement which the clrl is reported to have made to her sis ters niotlier-iu-law. Mrs. .1. n. Kurtz, the timid attempt at self-destruction was the outcome of a lover's quarrel, resultlni; from the idrl's tetnnorarv company with a fellow to whom her "steady" objected. The Rlrl bought a one-ounce vial of carbolic acid, I'tloush to kill at least live persons, hut she swallowed only a few drops. all, who were married at Canvon- ville In Auk.. 1S9.1. In a suit for di vorce filed in the Circuit Court here, the wife says here husband deserted her on February 22. of last year and since then has refused to sup port her. She wants Hie custody of their only child, a girl, aged 11 years. A. I'inld has filed a suit against J. 1.. and S. A. Kendall to quiet title to 3-4 of an acre of land in South HoseburK. Through c. S. Jackson, her attor ney. Mrs. Kmina 10. Fassett lias ap pealed to the Supreme Court from a verdict rendered ill the Circuit Court here last January In favor or Mrs. K. IC. ltoswell, whom she sued to re cover on a $200 promissory note. Mrs. ltoswell sets up the defense that she was coerced into executing the note, following n brawl at her resort, ltoswell Springs, in which Mrs. Fas sett's husband was injured. A damage suit growing out of this af fair. In which Mrs. ltoswell is defen dant, is now pending. LOCAL NEWS R. It. Haines was in from I.uiiey today. F. Stnuffer. of Cleveland, was in the city today. A. L. and C. C. Hancock and J. 11. Dial, of Klkton, were itoseburg visit ors today. Mrs. Stanford Jones, of liockford. 111., was among the recent arrivals in this city. .1. F. Mossbury. fit Minneapolis, was here this week looking for tracts for colonization. H. F. Copland, who recently came here from northwestern Kansas, left this morning for Marshtleld. J. V. Perkins and nr. A. F. Set her each caught a tine 26-pound salmon nt Winchester this morning. W. n. Jellison and T. W. Kendall were here from Portland today, look ing over this portion of Oregon. PHYSICAL Cli riRi.the Grt Mgm cm Health ujk "EAT PRUNES' PRUNES are famous all over the Word as an Oregon product Everywhere you see these words: "Oregon Grown" Our prunes must be good, for there are hundreds of imitators trying to sell them on Oregon's fame, and Name. We are going to sell the Famous, Genuine, UMPQUA VALLEY Fancy Packed, Raisin Cured, SILVER PRUNES in 25 and 50 pound boxes, at the low price of 5 Cents per Pound. A. S. PREY'S See Our Window Display. spilling tne rest on the floor of her They are very favorably Impressed ...... , ,..- ,,,, it,., e. as a waitress In a local restaurant I'he annual Spring llreeders' Auc- lion Sale of pure bred Shorthorns from prize winning herds will lake place at the I'nlon Stock Yards, at Portland. April 2i!tb: also ;.o ltegis tered llolstelns and l.",0 tine horses will be sold at Portland Country Club track, April 2T-2H. For cata logue apply to Portland Horse Sale Co. :!T:i Yamhill Street. Portland, (ireuon dswtf Mrs. Minor K. W'iniberly will ar rive home this evening from Port land, accompanied by Miss M. Alice Isely. of Provo. I'tali, who will visit here for a while. O. V. Troop, of the Portland Ce ment Co.. has returned from a trip to Portland. He reports great ac tivity in the erection of the com pany's new plant at Oswego, near Portland, about ,100 men being em ployed thereon. Cood oat hay for sale. North Side Grocery Co. dtf Remington Typewriter ribbons and carbon papers, also I,. C. Smith. I'niterwood. Smith-Premier, and all other machines. The "KF.E-LOX" brand, the highest sr'de made. Sold exclusively at Kosebur Hook Store I Hve Minute Headache powders, a FINISH ! narmiess and strictly reliable reme dy for relieving headaches in a few 1 minutes, fse it and see. Uoseburg can lie iirn.'iir,' i of the llne.it .in.illtv . ojt ,,.i i, J. ...I..- .... i . .ii i 1 "A r urnaw of Gold For Constipation. ! Mr. I.. It. Karnham. a prominent ' druggist of Spirit Lake, Iowa, says: "Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are certainly the best thing on the market for constipation." Hive these tablets a trial. You aro certain to flint them agreeable and pleasant in effect. Price 2.1 cents. , Samples free. For sale by all drug- .' gists. c j Good oat hay for sale. North Side ( Grocery Co. dtf i Highest cash price paid for iiuv ! hair by J. F. Marker A- Co. dtf I P-TO-DATF. INTF.KIOU for modern houses, is made from the best oak, birch, ash and tir. such as from our large aud well assorted stock of lumber. We have every thing In building lumbar demanded by builders, which we are selling at prices that we won't allow anyone to beat. Orders tilled for all kiuds of fruit boxes. The J. 0. Flook Co. Hneluirc Orison. Call at Page Investment Co's Square Dealing Lumber Yard and pl llo Im-c tMt-Uetl or Mie dimension Uuntor, the Utt Ktr "A" Smm'i Until it Slttnlev and the teM air m'ilooiumI, kMu dttori flooring, rinMi and all kinds of building lumlvr. IKor servon 2-N'.!-0. tHV. .AiljiittjtMf n tmliMv sere ot, (It any window. :lOe fo I.V. It it v tun hn ttintM hy mtMnko, mo luno mmho iiiU lifu)t1e nt ft. .10 per M. Page Investment Company I'HONK BIHTT Toil V J U'hSUN" it. We're in a Position to nflTer you the Nst tho market ittTonN In the way of .Meats; ami our irieo ou know an always loweM. We hamlle only prime stock, (futility aiul quantity Kiiar.uiteett. Vine niaMing piecv of Ivef fitun St- to tJt' xuml. First M-lavv mutton, veal, tork ami poultry etpially lw. I'au't lo tn'tter nnlietv. I'hone u" your unler. Wo deliver to any part of tho oity. CASS STREET MARKET to: West Cnv St. I.OI IS KOIll.HAtiKN, Prop. Phone till a book which has been acclaimed the Western novel of the year. It Is practically an account of the settlement of Gohltield. Nevada, and is full of action. $1.20 net. On sale at Rose burg llook Store. dtf The Fair has Just received their new spring goods from the East, and promise some sensational sales with in the next ten days. Watch their windows for particulars. Their prices on all goods In their line defy competition. dtf "Three Acres and Liberty." in which the author tells the possibili ties of an acre. Where to And idle land, bow to select, clear and culti vate it. A practical book. $1.7.1 net. Hy mail $1 SS. at Roseburg Hook Store. dtf Worse Than llullels. Pullets have often caused less suf fering to soldiers than the eczema L. W. Harrituan. Burlington, Me., got in the army, and suffered with, forty years. "Itut lUieklen's Aruica Salve cured me when all else failed," he writes. Greatest healer for sores, ulcers, l.oils. burns, cuts, wounds, bruises and piles. 25c at all drug cists Eugene Salem Medford Roseburg Lewiston WELL PAVED STREETS more than any other improvement, are of great value to a community and enhance the value of abutting property Can Be Paid for in 10 ANNUAL INSTALLMENTS so that the cost per year is small. The increased valuation is demonstrated in the follow ing cities in the West where the Bitulithic Pavement has been laid. Ashland Albany Portland Pendleton Puyallup and manv other riti It is a general proposition that two years after a street has been paved. THE PROPERTY CAN BE SOLD FOR DOUBLE the price at which it is offered before pav ing, and yet at that time only two of the ten payments have been made. Examine THE BITULITHIC PAVEMENT on Jackson and others streets in Roseburg and see for yourself why Bitulithic is Best by Every Test. Warren Construction Co. Crcason Building -.Roseburg. Main Office, 317 Beck luiilding, Portland, Oregon. Walla Walla Vancouver Boise Nampa catscr vtiy L. W. Winiherly, who. with his wife, teaches the schools at Kent Wasco county, passed through here enroute to Grants Pass on business this mornini: LOST months old femnle 1111,1 dark colored shepherd with short 'ail. Kinder please Phone 23.1X.1. or notify Owen Atterbury on the t'.eorce Jones ranch. ' dsw THE ft' PAR.K ADDITION LOTS FOR SALE ON EASY PAYMENTS Go look at the new bridge and satisfy yourself that we mean business. Then come to the UMPQUA LAND AND WATER. CO. and get their terms, you will then buy two lots and get a HOME OF YOUR OWN, AND SAVE PERPETUAL RENT. Don't Wait Until Tomorrow. ut? r soins fast' a$ u i$ th w auA A viavi WV dewable Suburban Tract. t r.. v f vvt j ivuscpurg. iND WATER CO. 116 CASS STREET, ROSEBURG, OREGON UMPQUA LAND o n'j Oil" ' ' ' . , 1 () 0 O QU T7 f3 11