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Newspaper Page TextWhy Cough then why cough? Does he Pectoral? Ask him, and let his answer be final. yuui doctor about coughs. Ask him if your own Is necessary. If not, recommend Ayer" Cherry PABMJKi OF JOHN DAILY AT Sl'LPHl'R HPRINOS. John Morrill Dally, who died at Sulphur Springs. Douglas County. Oregon, taat week, of pleurnl-pneu-uionla, was boru lu Springfield, Man., July SO. 18.M. Coming to Oregon In 1870. from Rome. N. Y.. where hi parent! passed awi. he worked for three years at Yaquina. I.oDf Tom and Eugene. On Febru ary 22. 117.1, he came to Onrdlner, but after a residence there of a year be moved to a farm on upper Smith River, where he lived until nil death. Mr. llallv left an estate valued at nearly 30 UOO. He waa a member of the A. O. U. W. lodge. On April 8.1. 1874, Mr. nally waa married to .Vina Sarah Cowan, at Sulphur Burlnga. She turvlvea him. aa do three aona and a daughter. They are J. H.. and R. M. Dally, of Sul phur Spring, and Win. Dully and Mra. Oertrude lllaek, of Gardiner. Mlra llertha I". Dally, of Marshfteld, h a aiater. The funeral waa held from the family home, with aervlrea conduct ed by Rev. Father Springer, of Marahfleld. "Johnny" Dully, aa he aa famlllurly known, hud a boat of frienda. who Join with the hereuved family in mourning hlB demlae. 81'THKHLIN NEWS. Joe Thomaa returned laat Saturday from a trip to Dnllua. Texaa. wheu he went recently with a cur coutuln lug II. I. Davev'a Morses. H S. Klepplug. J. C. Aeleson and S. K. I.uhoii have formed a co-pnrt-nerutilp in the real eatute, Insurance and law business. Frank N. Ulllett and Nelion St. Onge have leaned from the Luae Land Development Co. aeveral arrea of ground north of town and are arranging to Inatnll one of the most complete and modern brick and llle plunla In the atutu. The lund has been occupied for eome time by Johnson ft Willlunia. who huve con ducted a brick and tllo plunt there fur aeverul months. The capacity of the present kiln la 30.000 brick, but a new kiln will be erected at once with a capacity of 400.01)0. The firm hai already booked aeverul orders for bilck for buildings to be erected In Sutherlln, while two or three or dera buve been received from Kosc burg. and one or two from other polnta. Sutherlln Sun. ea'i let the baby auffer from ee fcema. asrm or Itching of the akin. toaa'g Ointment gives Instant relief, cures quickly. Perfectly safe for children. All drugglata aell It. Aak your grocer for machinery mad bread. The Umpqna Bakery aaaka It. ritf CASTOR I A For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Hm Always Bought Hltfuatui of WtCK. RRRnCTJ AT UOl iH SlKTHOlUlrf chvbch.. Thera will b apeclal aervlcei dur ing the weak at tbe South Methodist Church In preparation for the comlDg evangelistic services to begin oo next Sabbath. The dlfferant'pastora of the town leading. Monday, the 10th, Rer. J. G. Bk hart leader. Tuesday, the 17th, Rev. W. H Eaton, leader. Wednesday, the 13th, Rev. E. Olln Uldrldgo, lender. Thuraduv. the lsth. Rev. A. J. Uturtiicr, leader. Friday, tbe 20th, Hev. K. M. Menre. leader. You will find a cordial welcome uud a good live meeting on each even ing. Come and be with ua. Clements Succeeds Knapp. Leave your order at tha Rochdale for wood. dsw COAL! COAL!! COAL!!! LADY WELLINGTON (lives mere heat and lasts longer than any other coal on the market, til per tun, delivered. Phone 127. Olllce 1:10 South Jackson. SAVE YOUR LUNGS By curing your meat with Wright's Condensed Smoke 75c Per Bottle Hamilton Drug Co. 241 Jacluon St Reseburs, Oregon. . a un i BKHVB WI.H gTOAK sweet, tenflnr and Jalcy aarf yoar hnt and will opm tits anirt an b pocketg)t. WhOe will ytrn grit sunk a ftesjkT Why rlat hate, of sours We Mar Ute olx nna In all th laM. ir you hay hane raw husband will gH unod-natewd liaaaa dlately. If y.ui buy here reuiarl he will he "Suuiy Jim" all the Haas The Economy MrKet L H. RH0ADES & CO. "S- Successors to A. D. BRADLEY. Come ami ire us. Cjh sae you money on any thing you want to buy. If yeu have any thing to sell get my offer lit-fore elling js I will pay the highest cash price for second hand goods. Let us Send You a PACKAGE. Yu want the best and a sure guarantee to the health it you and your family. Then buy your food in packages, A Jure 1 sfe way to buy any kind and all kinds of food North Side Grocery Co. 55- WASHINGTON. Jan. 13. Judson Clements was today elected chairman of the InterBtate Commerce Commis sion. He succeeds Murtln Knapp. who haa been appointed a member of the Court of Commerce. ClementB waa the runklng member of the Com mission. o LOCAL NKWH. Mrs. E. V. Hoover an little di""!iter are visiting In Portland. M'rs V'-trd Sharp returned to slhtinr this afternoon, after a visit here with friends. II. O. Lewis left this morning for ledford. where he will Inspect the ('union or the Odd Fellowa loM. Mra. R. II. Fisher, sister of Mrs. O. I'. Coshow. left this afternoon for Salem, accompanied bv her little eon. .Mrs. Swnntle Peterson, a patient at Mercy Hospital for several weeka past, hiiB been able to return home. O R. Holhrook. of Reedsvllle. N. I)., left this morning for Dallm, Polk countv. aftpr a visit here with his cousin. W. J. Hrand. A Civil Service examination to 111 vacancies In the Government depart ment service In Washington will be held In Hnseburg April 19. Michael Oovle. a Civil War veteran died at Merry Hospital this moralag January U. of senile gangrene. H was nearly 90 years of age. "Had dyspepslu or ladlujmstloa for years. No appetite, and what I eat distressed ma terribly. Fluralork fllood Hitters cured rae." J. II Walker. Sandbary. Ohio. Peter Illce. a forest ranger In the I'mpqun district. R. E. Dixon, in charge of the plnallag station at Helm, and C. II. Yoaig. of the Slns . law reserve, are la Roscburg on huslnea 10 coaoectloa with the ser vice, Mvrtle Caaip. No. (lltHS. Modern Woodmen of America, of this cltv. In stalled the following oMVcers Thurs duv night: diss. Motllhlnny. V. C: A. C. Mursters. f. V. C; R. Stulibs. Clerk? Itoht. Justas. .: F. K. Krlck soa. W. A.: Hagh Wells. I. S.: Mv- 'iin wwtnev. (). S. Following tho laatullatloB. which wns conducted by A. C. MarHtara, thore was Inltlutlon. after which the lodge was very pleus- imtly sunirlsed with a supper Klvon by the Indies. Never caa tell when yoa will mnsh a finger or sufur a cut, bruise, burn or scald. l arerared. Dr. ThomiiB' Ucleatlc CHI Instantly relieves tbe puis eaiclily tares the wound. ror Vegetnhle Sueje In bulk, call and see S. K. Sykea. who baa a large fresh stool. 1st arrived. dtf tiptoes at Kosehurg Pharmacy ar selected, carefully milled, and are the ourest obtainable. dtf When you nre la the market for pruning shears, anws and spray pumps, go to S. K. Sykes. dtf Phase 221 for free delivery of our machine made bread. Vmpqua Bnkerv. ' dtf Notice. The headquarters of C. II. Arundel, the well known piano tuner. Is at I.enox & Ott's music store. No connectio with any other house In tho city. dtf Fisher Is not an orphnn, Is not sick, has no poor relatives or jny other of these snd afflictions to prey on your sympathies and pocket book, but he has the best paint and wnll paper In Hoseburg for the least money, dtf To shorn It muy cimcorn: Nothing better for the cow than ground wheat and barley, a preparation bet ter than middlings, twed with bran aad a small qusaltty of Oil Meal ap plied Inwardly at regular Intervals inakan the cream rnfcw. For sale nt the Rochdale. dsw I O. O. F., Klrlllgmaf Ui Od.l rellevs' IV . 174. invtitl innlit cft'ry KrliWy vvunlur V tall UK btslliere lwt yB wolciui. ! . r. Law la, N. O. W. H 1VWKLL, K. S. s ru iLi. r. a IO. O. r , t'nloli Kni-nmplnnul N. In Utlt rellowt' lmaH ou ne 1 ThuixUy evvnllisf i esi-h luoiil us biltin)U slwTt w'.itmf. r. K. I'AVSKUBR. r. I II O. Law in. IVrllM. UIIPILHN WIHIPSIKN lr ASKKII'A, Mitllr an t'fttnp Ni. bSJO uv 1 or AUKKU'A. Mtrtlr leeta svery iu,t su.l 4lli II......I.., ..r ..., m nth In (& MClll likll.i-oriier t ll-f ami I'suHlt. Trivi.1 tiif NrtvhtHirt st cotdully tnvlld U vUlt om I'aiup. A O. M ASffTIKS, i omul, Ult'lS CORYSLL. I'lerK. MOI'CaS BKlTHKH!l()'t Or AHKRK'A Kuselnirg U,ls No. 4111 -Mcvui Y.ry 2iw u,t 4th rumi.Uy In Mci'ftt Tempi Vlilllug uivsiber alwitvi weh'oiutt. A I . Tilonaroll, I'relnleui Kmha McMulAKS. aecrelsry. 0 fug ill r ujfluiit iu 11 !nl Snt Thuratlnf In rtwli M nil. VU111U4 iueintr U goo. lUuiHug r ntaiwtiully luvtwJ lu ati utl, Mtlt. KltTH PKavUBON, Vt. M Kkmh Johkix.n. 4.rriry RlltKKArl!, Hahel.urf KtHkb ItoHwc No 41, I, O. i K. Mt'tjli ID OtUt rUiw IVtnpli tjvorf Tuotly evrnlnit. Vlttiiug tlKtara uil brvlh t htrltart) to Mntl. Mnti U K MiUimi. Mm, iitLl.A Lswmf Mm M.nY K. Palm. Fin. a vi I rtesvy. i , roiisnrN or th i wm.o. tnn omp .no 111 Ot1 Irtl ktiRT. h 8MITH.O. ).' . j. - aaai Et.MErt BAVK8 PAYS 300. (Continued from page 1). I.W--I4MI1 tvt ts lt1U rvllowt' Hill In .nlnsr Vlkitlnt KvlgbNin alwayt welroui iiu kn or woonrRArr. t.ue rimf 4 -Mevll OU llQ.l 3T H..II.1ST Tvnltig of ta,-h moulh at i itl rll.w.' Hall Vtatllux mentwn lu good aiamltug ' rn to aii''i"i Mm OSkCa PiLinreivs 4. N. ltta.a Cawltisi 0. tlsri Patronise Review advertiser Neun.T, Jr., for plff. Continued. 34S. F. . Smith, pi IT., vs. Phoenix Stone Co., a corporation, defts. ; action for money. J. A. Bu chanan for plff. Continued. 350. R. L. Sabln, plff., vs. Phoenix Stone Co., a corporation deft.; objection to cost bill. Bauer & Oreene for plff., Veazle & Veazle, real at Minor, Coshow & Rice and J. A. Buchanan for defts. Continued. KM. C. S. Jackson, plff., vs. 11. M. Barrett, defr; action for money. H. W MuraterP and C. S. Jackon for plff., Albert Abrahanj for defr. Continued. .154. George H. Durham, trustee, plff . vs. O. A C. R. It. Co . et al. defta.: ault In equity. Fullerton ft Orcutt and George H. Durhat for plff., Coshow & ltlce. V. D. Feuton It. A. Leller a( Jteff C. Dey fr defta. t'onllnui4l. 383. I .a urn B. McDaeJjel. p! . va. II T. McClallen. et al, defts : suit. Albert Arahai for plff., Coshow A IMce for deft. H. T. McClallen; Ful rtc Orcutt for deft J. II. Booth; Hewitt A Sox for deft. First National Bank of Albany. Coatinued. 398. II. M. Barrett. plt, va. I-eah Barrett, (eft.; partition ault. J. A. Buchanan and Albert Abraham for plff. Continued. 431. W. R. Mllbury, alff.. vs. Ira V Baker, areft.; J. A. Buchanan aad S. I). Pulford for pir., Frank G. Ml celll for deft. Continued. 438. W. W. Cardwell, plff.. vs. The Excelsior Mining & Develop ment Co., deftB.; Biilt to foreclose Men. Cardwell & Watson for plff Continued. 4.10. Narclsse Conn, plff., vs. Vir gil Conn, deft.; ault In partition. Coshow & Rice for plff.. Brown & Eddy for deft. Continued. 471. Matt FaBsett, plff., vs. Mrs. E. E. Boswell, deft.; damages. C. 8 luckson and H. F. Joslln for plff Continued. 475. J B. Pane. plff.. va. C. E Bull, deft.: action for money. Frank O. Mlcelll and John T. Long for nlff.. Claude W. DcVore for deft. Settled and dismissed. 476. W. J. Prendergast. plff., ve Mrs. E. P. Carothers. deft.; actio for money. George Neuner, Jr.. lor plff. Continued. 498. State or Oregon, plff., va Southern Pacific Co.. deft.; damages 11. Van Winkle, A. M. Crawford nnd Fullerton & Orcutt for plffs. Con tinued. 537. Max Weiss, plff., vs. M. B Hughes, et ux. deftB.: action for money. John T. Long for plff. Con tinued. . 538. Portland Aeroplane Co., a corporation, plffs.. vs. C. T. Colt, el al, defts.; action for money. Fuller ton ft Orcutt for plffs., Coshow 4 Rice for defts. Continued. B39. W. M. Comer, plff., vs. A Uneback, deft. ; action for money. '1. E. Steel nnd C. S. Jackson for plff.. J. A. Buchanan for deft. Judg ment for plff. 542. L. L. Corliss, plff., vs. Ores gon-Idnho Co.. deft.; action for mon ey. J. N. Johnson and R. G. Smith ror plff.. Albert Abraham and Kol lock ft Zollinger for deft. Continued. 551. Three Pines Mercantile Co.. a corporation, plff.. vs. J, L. Kendull and S. A. Kendall, defts.: replevin. Cardwell ft Watson for plff . Coshow ft Rico for defts. Continued. 5C6. John H. Clark. pl.f.. vs. Lily B. Clark, deft.: divorce. George lones for plff. Continued. 577. Ethel Parrott. plff.. vs. Al Daly, deft.; suit to annul marriage. Cardwell ft Watson for plff. Continued. 578. F. J. Blakeley, plff.. vs. J. It. Kendall and S. A. Kendall, derts.; suit for conveyance of real property. Cardwell ft Watson for plff.. Coshow Rice for defts. Continued. 579. Llllle B. Edwards, plff.. vs. Oeo. II. Pitts, deft.: suit In equity. Cardwell ft Watson for plff., Coshow Rico for defts. Settled and dis missed. 596. Mrs. Lydla M. Aderton. pur.. vs. John T. Uluck. aeit.; injunction ind damages. C. I. l.eavengooa una Fullerton ft Orcutt for plff., Cardwell ft Wnlson for deft. Continued; 599. State of Oregon, plff., vs. Bosn Wllllnnis, deft.; Indictment. Geo. M. Brown, Pros. Atty.: uosnow ft Rico for doft. Continued. 621. Pearl B. Hunter, plff., vs. Floyd E. Hunter, deft.; divorce. B. I.. Eddy for plff. Decree granted. 625. H. 8. Howard, Jr.. receiver of the Title Guarantee & Trust Co.. plff., vs. L. R. Fcrbrnche, et ux. defls. ; action for money. M. A. Dolph for plff., Albert Abraham for lefts.. Continued. 629. It. S. Howard. Jr.. receiver of the Title Guarantee ft Trust Co.. plff , vs. Melvlnn Ferbrache, et al. defts.: suit to set aside a deed. M. F. Dolph for plff . Albert Abraham ror defls. Continued. 632. C. A. Stevens, plff.. vs. Logan Snell. deft.; action for money. Card well ft Watson for plff. Judgment for plff. for H500 and costs. 635. T. E. Illeflsoc, pirr.. vs. joe Thomas, et ux. defts.: action ror money. Fullerton ft Orcutt for pin. Judgment for plff. for II 1 l.M ana costs. 636. I.eona Mllla Lumber to., a corporation, plff.. vs. Sutherlln Lum ber ft Manufacturing to., a curpiuu tlon. deft.; action for money. Geo. Neuner. Jr., for plff. Settled and dismissed. una J. D. Ml lsnp. pin-., vs. . L. Henry, et al, derts.; acuon ion money. John T. Long for "plff. Set tled and dismissed. 640. The Star Drilling jiacnme Co.. a corporation, plff., vs. i.ioya it. j.,,iih aeft action for money. Ful lerton ft Orcutt for plff.; Coshow ft Rice and George Neuner. Jr., for deft. Continued. 1 645. W. F. Rodolf. plff . vs. Ben McMullen. et ux. derts.; action for money. E. L Cannon for plff. Con tinued. . : 646. Henry W. Lani. plff. vs A. L IVRoss. deft.; action for money. Cardwell ft Watson for plff. Judg ment for plff. for 2SS 648. 1'nipo.ua Coal Co., a corpora- 1 tlon, plff., vi. Claort A.. Cook, l al, LOCAL XEYVS daft.: suit to foreclose mortgage. I . . .. Albert Abraham for pit. Continued. M. Pttrle, of the Soldiers' Home, 650. A. L. Kltchln, plff., vs. Gib- wert to Yoncalla this afternoon. Bun M. Clark, deft.; action for F. L. McOrew. the S. P. fireman, money. Geo. Neuner, Jr., forilff. and family lert Friday night for Continued. Portland, where they will reside, be o tg i h.vhiv hen Irunsferred tn a run out Death In goat-fug Fire may not result froai tbe work of r jOugs, but oftr severe burns are caused that ake a Quick neifj figy Bucklen'Soirnica ilv. iftfc nlcaast. sureat cure for birgai, woftiai. bruises, bulls, gjires. It m9tw ! Ilun 0atlisi It kills It soothes and heals. Drhew ogT 41 1 steftkax. ulcers aM ttllw. (a : i ujl drw.ai. MkCM twal.e Call 3. I at) Da :: Ctoaarv Cre.iHry. far erwa; .saalltured tt any fart at the city. afcf Hot heiif tea u mi ehjscelaasd, oyiaatr kaaoK, eatn., ta., at Uufif't lak- ery. f l'e..gli lniiity Creamery butter only 85c a two-poaad aquara. Aak our k nicer i,,r It Patrooiiie bimie 'slrr 1lf Feed for livestock of all kinds. Process, barley, bran, shorts, outs. corn, wheat, cracked corn, oil meal, und we have a bummer In ground wheat and barley blended, a substi tute for middlings. Prices right. Rtisehnrg Rochdale Co. ,'sw Al tltUt ClfV J. T. Mttv, of Everett, W ash., waa In Roseburg toiy, In advunce of a party of 16 people, who contemplate locutlng on Government fend or on lprovI farft In Southern On-ajim. lie watt o to Mgriftrd. but will i tr It tt a vVak. Askland 'Hlltm: Altliogg ltujt iMluy (venlK wia scMi4 for a riaMgar ""(i of tin teegrtus, tfcit ortjir cisiainral!y wulvel lta rlvlltMtts ca tk caliaatur l fgvor of il Aock lca4aaBaat No. 16, at OaaJ Fellows Hall, wasre tao fir slp wa tautr Uratd Chair ra trgiirch. L. U la,arly, or tuttakarg. Tae ' asasaieat wis la varleas phasas wia exetipllkaial It forsa, after which thare was a jiaat social session r the Patriarchs and bekahs, the latter teaderlag the ta- caaipaieat Baeasheriialp and visiiors a sumptuoas banquet las a Hitlatf cli max to the occasion. Constipation caases beadui'ha, nausea, dizziness, luaattuer, heart al pitation. Drastic physics gripe, sick en, weaken the bowels and don't cure. Doan's Regulets act gently and cure constipation. 25 cents. Ask your druggist. LOCAL KKVS, Fandel Walte, a typhoid patient at Mercy Hoapltal for the past two weeka. Is recovering rapidly and may " be able to return home to Sutheilln tomorrovA) Special meeting of L. O. T. M. Wednesday, January 18, at 2 p. ni. Business of Importance to be trans acted. All membera requested to be present. By order of Commander. New rugs are arriving at Strong'e evury day. llargalna are being of fered in o;-4 carpeta cut into rugs and In patterns ru. . Anyone d4kslri ftioft til board a,lt prlvte faiily, llttlre at 622 gTtr roM flraatliMA nil T awvlM a !' Ia Fish Market LiVe oird Ctrofked Cpat?. -Presk Pish and CIams Free Delivery. Phone 175. 339 N.Jackson IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! Our Many Friends and Well Pleased Patrons Know The Pilkington Bros. were the Pioneers in the RiiruKe am auto repair liusinesa in this locality. They know, nlso, lliut fnmi the utw-t we have been tint I . tied with nolliiiig less than the liest that niechuiiicul skill ami muteriuls could pro. dlice; anil they have naturally exirrlf need the pleasure and satisfaction llicrefnilo this is to iiiforui all We Begin the Year 1911 KIltST. By thanking all our friends and patrons for tla-ir irenerous patroiiiiire anil which, from every viewpoint wo have endeavored to lie fully worthy anil By establishing a still holier standard of efficiency and general appointments for SECOND. Our Garage Kcatinir coiilidcnt in the belief that those who can afford to choose, those whose position nnd IntclliKcuce forbids Hint they should have anything hut the highest und best the market affords, shall have no just war runt or cause to look for suili attention outside of tho Pilkington Bros. Garage And to this end we have become the special uciits for this locality for thu famous Elliott Storage Generator than which nothing In its particular Held equals or excel the world-renowned We have also accepted the exclusive agency of Mitchell Car A splendid examplo of tho 1011 model of which is now In our gnrago for practli ono who may be interested therein. cal demonstration to any- For the Mechanical and Repair Department of our garage wo have been exceeillnjrly fortunate' in securing the exclusive services as Master Mechanic of a man who for years litis sHciuliu-d in all branches of auto repair work In the larger minifies of San Kruncisco and other Inrite cilles, together with n specially skllli-d blacksmith in unto work These two siKH-iallsts in this particular field, our enlurved quarters for the general housing of machines, our already complete smithy and machine shop, together with our long personal eHrienco in the business gen. eriilly, ninkes us feel eminently fitted to meet any reasonable demand in any branch of auto repair, supplies tr storage that can possibly lie inn.k- umn us, and then-fore unhesitatingly hid for the continued pntronago and supiK.rt of all our old friends and present patrons and of prospective owners of machines of any make that shall requlro the highest elllclency of workmanship at lowest possible prices, not only in repair work hut that of auto supplies of any nnd all kinds. A well pleased customer is our highest business aim And that Is certain to resnlt to any who patronize the Pilkington Bros. Garage A Model T 191 1 car now rCg)y for practical viking demonstration itp our garage. Call and let ns of this splendid -car to you before purchasing. la!m to Ckwwts Svm Dacttp Qpp. tbe Coort se Rosciinrg. Ore. Sf c Exchpave lpcaj Agpnts Par Eltidtt Storage Generator 1 Call and let us give you a practi cal demonstration of the many and .exclusive advantages or this splgndld generator over all others. A rislt to our. the Pioneer Uarage of this section, will do you a world of good. Our equnymenl is ell worthy of a much larger city.