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Newspaper Page TextEVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW Kl I'AH V KXCKIT 81' 5 MA llr.VIKH I'l I1USIIINO COMPANY L. VVI.UIIr.'UI.V n.wi.v Per yesr. by mall 3.00 Pur mouth, ilcllverej CO I'ff we. delivered It SEMI-WEEKLY p.r yesr J 00 tl month $1.00 I r llltl .UtV H, 10U. . ;i:m:iial xkwh. f ; ni 11 '7 smlilciilv insune. Abdul I T n mi 'I . deposed sultan of Turkey, brutally murdered two of his wives, who uccoinimnled hi in to the castle where he was Imprisoned, mid now l in Irons. aciordini? to an official statement. Plet Cronje, distliiKulshed general or the Hoer army In the Bouth Afri can war. died Saturday. He was 75 years old and had lived In retlre i lent since his surrender to the liritlRh at I'aardeberii In 1900. Cron io was one of the most picturesque Hunters w"r """ ended hnxlund s Bssiniilntlon of the Trans vaal. He conducted a brilliant and ' dcsieriite cainiialKii ' the head of 10.IIUU men until drlveu to hay by I he llritlsh In overwhelming num bers miller Kitchener and Hoberts. hi a tierce ennnKement with Cronle at Piwrdeberg on February 16. 1900, the llritlsh casualties amounted to 1100. To days later. Lord Hoberts i, uislideH ('roiijo'i surrender, but I me latter refused. On February 27. however, nis supplies r:iv,j.K u.'eii cut off und his army bv'.iii reduced to 40U0 men, Cronje was Dually ccinpeMcd to make an uueouditionul surrender. Sanl-Ed-Oo Ian. I'ers'an Minister of Finance, was shot dead lu the street of Teheran, Uaturjay. His oitassins. two Armenians, escaped. Hlchard L. Ashburst, postmaster of Philadelphia, mysteriously disap peared a week ago and no trace of hirn haB been found. Ashburst Is supposed to have fallen from the million-dollar pier the nlKlit lie dis appeared S. I.. Lucy. a chair pusher, hud on that ii.kM rol'cd him from a hotel to the pier, but so far s can be learned Ashburst peer cuius hack to the board walk after entering the pier. It is believed he became fulnt and fe'l Into the ocean. He was 7 2 years old. Through the voluntary sacrifice of I roperly valued lit $ KIM. noil, cx iovrnor llradv of Idaho on Sunday furnished electric lights to I'ocatello. which has hem lu d irkuess since the sub-station and transform, r bouse of Mr. hiady s power company was destroyed by flood water last Wednesday nlKht. !' dynamitlni! the power roinpuiiv's dam and there by ruining his own property to the extent of l no, "on. Mr. Itrudy, who personally superintended the work of redeeming I'ocuiello from stvclau darkness? was able to reach the com pany's transformers, buried deep be neath the surface of an unprece dented flood ill the I'olilneuf Hiver, und connect them iikuIii with the company's high-tension transmission line from the plant at American Kails Aids Nature . n, v.-' Cr.lAri Me.-liesl Hit- inc uresi t,i i- - --- - covery in curing weak slomncl s, waned bodio, wa luni-i, and oli.liiiate and llnfcrini oou, . is hoicd on fit recognition ol the lund.me.iisl truiii Ihst "J Medical Discovery" supplies Nature with hodyniuU in tissMc-rerairi.iS', niuscle-initkin m.Oerian., ir. cun denled snd concciitislud f.irm. With ll.il help Ns.ure suppl.es the nenuiry strength to t'. o Momaull to Ul lood, huii.l up ll.u bsiy ond tliorol y thu.w off lii.-iie chtlinste cou,;iu. The "Discovery" rveitalilnhcs ti e digestive and nutritive orfrins in .oun.1 hc.llh, purifies snd enricb-s the blood, id nourishes the nerves -id abort establishes sound vigorous Itr-iltu. It your tlrilor often toi.trthlni "lust S"'"1," It la prohtiblr better K U ii.,-t li not' urtitr. ISUt yntt orj IhlllUn-J oS I..O cum nut ll'O pri.lil, J Iftere'a nullilni "lui t at :.oJ" tr you. S.iv to. Dr. Pierce's Common Stow Mdic.l AdvU-rr, I.l Thin P.-rie'i, or, Med Icine Simplified, 1(108 pi.e, over 700 illustrations, ly rvit.til iip-lo-ualw Edition, pspcr-liound, sent (or 21 one-tent llamw, t.i t,,tr ce:.t ! lea.nn, ,mh. Qolh Ixiund, 31 stsmrn. VHrei Dr. K. V. I ic.ee, IluCalo, IN. . Time and Place What You Should Know If you keep house or buy eatables, you should k now the best time and the best place to buy. To do this Keep in touch with The North Side Grocery. The farm products are fresh, clean and wholesome here, we have a generous supply Just tell what you like and we will satisfy you, be it today, tomorrow, or next week yes farm SAl'SXGK, HAM and HOGS. Phone 231, Harness & Johnson GOOD CR0CERIES ALL THE TIME rr?? That's the Reputation we are creating a reputation for Good Groceries Always Fai r Dealing and Prompt Deliveries No matter how much or how little you spend on Grocer ies each month. We Want Your Trade We will please you, we know; and you enn rest assured that every article you buy here is priced fair. Harness Johnson Sheridan Street. GROCERS The Phone No. is 103. The Cycle Hatchers AreThclk'si Get a Cycle Brooder ami Matcher com bined. I folds 50 eggs, easy to run and are most economical. Costs less to rn.i than any other incubator. See them ai J. F. BARKER & CO. IMPIJCMKXT4 Al VKIIKXKN Roseburg, Oregon Suiumon A. Hcrklns. one of our 'ormt-r si-tlleis. dud J tin. Hint, in portfund. mid was burled at (Jarli mr Feb. linl. Mr. tVrkhiH rniiclied the age of 77 ywar. i-euving Maine when a young man. In went to t 'all ium ia wiiere he eiih':'kd i loifpliiK A ff -v year in'r-r h.-' came to Oregon. 'illriK on Fniltii Itlver. und bulld jiiK one of the b't ranche In that -titlon. Sfx year u?o he moved to lardlnor and two y-ar later to I'ort iiiiid. He ai w ya enjoyed good !ualih until a fw vein hko when ci'iniiKitci'd lo rail. Hla aiTlie i ion hcfiijie iuli' Mioiis. thoiiKti he had the het of medical treatment, i le puKKi'd away nion rued by all. He I Mtirvived by hi widow and (he iollowiiiK sun and daughter: A. Cerklns, A. (i ivrkln. Ceo. I'erklnrt. . Ci. I'i-r kin. Itoscoe I'erk In. VaUKl n I'erkiiiH. Mr. H. Khertett . nd Mi. John If. (iraliain. The Kattuline Kihooner Hanger 1 S'li' (rum Coo hay with line and ni-hor for the Willie Imiiia. whoe "t plain In cnnfld' nt tliat he will be tible to null her into the l'nip(jua . haiuiel. Ho far the Wilhelmina U ,iot d. imaged much and f not lu a ;;iMKiro,jH position. I lie Anvil v. ill be lit Monday and 'i,ke the lat of the Co-Operative Company's nalmon. Th" HieaiiH-r Sun (iabrlel left for y n I't'dro VkWSi a fall cargo cjf hint- lt P. Hed and Jo. Lyons will Wave th! week for Portland on Mr: inewK. II. F. Mone, manager of the Kl inoie entate, ha been here the last ew days. He will leave for Astoria on the OxhkoHh, which will til ho take t cargo of salmon at the l'mpiua Packing Co", cannery. Kd. T. Malier. of Clenada, agent nf the Oregon Fire Relief Insurance Co.. wa here Monday and settled In hill the Insurance carried by A. G. Perkln on his residence, which waa totally dest roved by the recent fire. X. X. CHRONIC ULCERS INDICATE BAD BLOOD Where the blood is pure any wound or laceration of the flesh heals "by 6rst intention." This is tnie because nature has provided a constituent to the circulation known us 1'lasma, which joins and holds the place to gether until the Clres and tissues can permanently knit and interweave. Whenever the uicer becomes chronic it is because this healing quality of the blood has been impaned by some impurity in the circulation, and the place remains open, infecting all sur rouuiliug flesh, until the character of the circulation is changed. No sore can heal where the blood is bad ; be cause the uixrbid impurities on w hich it thrives are constantly deposited into it by the burdened circulation. Cleanse the blood and the sore will heal of its own accord, because then its very source ami foundation will have been destroyed. S. S. S. curer Chronic Ulcers of every kind for tin .one gieat reason that it thoroughly 'purifies the blood. It goes into the circulation an J remove s every particle ol mlectious or morbid matter, enrichc3 the cor puscles, and as sists nature in the formation of the necessary plasmic qualities of this vital fluid. No matter from what source the impurities of the blood came, S. S. S. will remove them, liook on Sores and Ulcers and an medical advice free to all who write. THE BWlt'T SPECino CO.. Atlsou. Os. Western Fruit .lolilierV Meelilli;. ItOliBKK CATAItltll. Steals F.neriiy unci Will INnver From ilN Victims. Catarrh robs Its victims of p.iergy some physicians say of will power. That may tie the reason whv llio i lariils of catarrh sufferers haven't atn iltlnn enough to accept this fair anil square ofTf-r liy the Red Cross Phar uacy which they make without any vlivs and wherefores of red tape of tnv kind. The lied Cross Pharmacy says: We Kuaranteo 1IY(MKI to cure ra arrh. acute or chronic, or money 'nick," and that offer Is open to every 'aih-r of the Kevlew. IIYOMKI (pronounce It High-one Ik the purest Australian Kucalyp iis coinhltied with Thymol and other term killing antiseptics. Pour a few drops Into the siimll est pocket IIYOMKI Inhaler and ireathe It Into the lungs over the ntlaiiK d membrane Infested with cn arrb genus. It Is pleasant to use It kills the Terms, soothes the sore membrane, ind cures catarrh; If it doesn't your ai"n'.v back. bottle of IIYOMKI costs f.n cents t the Ited Cross Pharmacy snd drnir tists everywhere. A complete outfit, vhlch Includes a bottle of IIYOMKI t hard rubber Inhaler and simple di rections for use, costs $1.00. o I,OW HOTEL RATES FOU UOSK Bt'ItO I'KOPI.E. Reduced fare to Sacramento. Cali fornia, and return account Western Fruit Jobbers' Association. On Feb ruary 11 and 1-' the Southern Pacific Company will sell round trip tickets Iroin all points In Oregon to Sacra mento. California, and return at one and one-third first-class limited fure. Tickets for children five years and over but under twelve will be sold at half fare: children under five years of age free If accompanied by parent or guardian. Final return limit Feb ruary liTi. 1911. No stop-overs al lowed. For further particulars call on any Southern Pacific Agent. Don't forget sale date, February 1 1 and 12, 1U1 1. i Life Saved lit Dentil's Door. "I never felt so near my grave," writes W. R. Patterson, of Welling ton. Tex., "as when a frightful cough and lung trouble pulled me down to 1U0 pounds, in spite of doctor's treat men Tor two years. My father, moth er anil two sisters died of consump tion, and that I am alive today is due solely to Dr. King's New Discovery, which completely cured me. Now I weigh IS" pounds and have been well und strong for years." Quick, safe. sure, its the best remedy on earth for coughs, colds, lagrippe. asthma, croup, and all Ihliiat and lung troubles. Mie and tl.no. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by all drug gies. -o - WOOD FOU 'I MF tTTTIX;. Mr. V. M. Kcwurd, proprietor of the new Hotel Newurt at Portland. Ore., wishes us to uliliounce that he rates for rooms at the Sew ini- $i.tm per day and up. The Seward was opened in July, IIHil), mill is one of the most artistic, modern mid elegantly appointed ho tels in l In- Northwest. All rooms have direct outside exposure, and the hold is located directly opposite the main entrance to the Olds, Wormian ,V King new department store, thus iirordiug guests an easy opMrtunity in do their shopping. Mr. X. K. Clarke has succeeded Mr. A. A. Wright as head of the ofllce force. Mr. Clarke will be remembered by iitauy as one of the most congenial and obliging clerks that ever stood behind a hotel counter In Portland. We would suggest to our renders that ihey give the Seward a trial. Take 'bus at depot or car marked "V" and get off at Tenth street. eod ' Hundreds of cords of line body oak wood free for the cutting. Must be cut soon, but need not be hauled off till summer. Six und one-half miles from Koseburg. Address Over land Orchards. Wilbur. Ore. Phone Farmers 129 dtf Th) price of foodstuns lias coini fnwi st the North Side r.rncerv. dtl The Roseburg Theatre shows the latest association pictures. One price to all. 5 cents. Change of pro gram every day. dtf CnrnatlonB. violets and potted plants nt the Rose, or phone your orders to Mm. F. D. Owen, florist. Phone Suburban !)7. dtf ! .- NEW YORK CAFE Cycle Hatchers, with brooder, the "n egg liiiiitiator, on sale at .1. F. Ilaiker & I'o's. dswtf A New way To Clean House Easier, Quicker and Cheaper than ever. Chan Jo, Prop. OPHN DAY AND NllillT. Meals ut All Hours. Regular Menls 30 cents. Chicken Dinner Sundays, from 1 2 noon to 2 p. ni. Chop Suey, Noodles, Fresh Oysters, Fish, etc., all tho time. Cor. Jackson & Washington Sts Ii's a j;rciit relief to kuow lliat liouse-cleuiut is over. OI K VACl'H '!." arks iiorstriiSikHiisu K.ASV FOB VI ' Tlie ItoseluH VncHM I""" transforms the cleaning of the bouse from av loflnltn bur den I Mo a coji lamtlTe pus tlino Into on actual yleasnra. Instead f upheaval ol fur niture, taking up carpets, etc., ( the Itoselium Vacuum Cleaner by an easy, simple often reno vation, gives you perpetual fre dom from dust, grim and dis ease xurms without disturbing furniture or furnishings. Let us do your housecleanln with the Meclrlc Vacuum tlean re. Telephone 7!l. HOSkUlLIWJ ITKAM LAUNUHT 4 J. KaMern Oysters hi Any Style. I dj. Hhnrl Orders at Any Hour. 4 1 1 !: Quick Lunch Restaurant, YE TOY, Prop. RMULAIt I'l Mi It. IIV. tCklrkco Diuosr fcvert AuniJsy. Opeo until 10 p. at., dally. 4. 84rlOmo 8irMt Near Lie pot Lie pot I semen koh p.iiw yon ncnooi, MITE. The School Hoard of District No. t hereby request all persons who have an eligible site for a proposed school building to submit the s-tme to the Board in writing, describing the tract of laud proposed, and the price thereof, the saii'e to be sub mitted to the Board at tre office of the chairman on or before t: e 10:h jf February. 1 H 1 1. Da:rd this 31st d:iv of limiary. 191 1. J. C. Fl'M.Kin )N. dtd Chairman. COAL! . COAL!! COAL!!! LADY WELLINGTON Gives more heat und lasts longer than any other coal on the market. $11 per ton. delivered. IJhone 127. Otlce 130 South Jueknou. CALL Foil COl'XTY WAK HANTS. Notk' !s hereby given r' rt!K lolilliiK C'Mtnty WhtjiIi's Ljut-.l by houglas County, Orem. n. eid in lorsed "not (.itid for :iut o: , rrior to and inc'uJlitt; i'ao 27tli ti.iy i if AitBUHt. 19 10. to )Tt 'lit tl.e anc to the County Treasurer of said county for payment, for (nt --rest cease on said warrants with the date of this notice. Hated at Koscburt?. Oietfnn. this. 'he 14th duv oi .lanuarv. 111. J. R SAWYKRR. I Treasurer of Douglas County, tre- gon. dsw 1 K. W. IJAItNKS IHYS1(IA ANI SI H(iKON Parrott Building, second floor, rooms and 11. You Will Find That GOODvS FROM The Rochdale Are Always First Class. I II. C. h. PEARSON DENTIST OFFICE IN REVIEW BU1LDINU Hours: 10 a. m. to 3 r. m. tLHEKT S. IllEV OITOMETRI.ST 118 W. CASS ST. toseburg ... Oiegon OK. J. L. CAI.l.AWtV, Osteopathic I'hjvicinn. 1 Graduate American School of Osteopathy, Kirksvllle. Slo., un der founder of the science, Dr. A. T. SH'i. I hraham llldg. Phone 1691 tOSEUCKlJ OUEUO.N I )fflce Hours: Phones: ' 0 to 12 a.m. OSlce Main 1 7 1 1 1 to 4 p. m. flesld. Valu 172 i Kit. I.ICKTTA SMITH. j I'hyslcinn . 1 Women and Children Disuses 1 a Specialty. i ifllce. Masonic Bhlft.. Second Floor i We Lead in Quality, Our Prices are Right. Roseburg Rochdale Com pany Phone 145 !M. SKKf.V. SICTHKK & STEWAK'I PhyslciHUs and HiirKeotis. luUe of Office hear Imuran Ccun y Hank Building, Ground Floor Phone 1-Cl. aoSEHt'RO .... nnrrnv L. H. Rhoades & Co. Invites your atten tion to what we have to offer in new and second hand goods. Our stock is complete. If you wi-h to buy right, get our prices first. We pay the Highest Prices for your goods. Give us a ca 1. L. H. RHOADES & CO. 'IJT I 'fits Lewis Cafe i t MF..M.S AT ALL HOI KS I :r. i (Situated on Cass street u near the Southern IV i J cific depot. Lale Lewis, Prop. L Q ueen City Flour A Hard Wheat, Patent Flour Manufactured in Vancouver, Washington, by E. L. IMSHFORD, from the VERY BEST NORTHERN HARD WHEAT. Every sack guaranteed. (Samples may be had of your grocer, or at the Douglas County Mills, on Pine street, between Cass and Oak streets.) Pride of Douglas Flour The Best Flour Made in Southern Oregon. Manufactured by the Douglas County Flouring Mills from Douglas County grown wheat. Sold by all Grocery Stores Bring your Barley and Oats to us and we will roll them for you. We also have for sale Rolled Oats and Barley, Bran and all kinds of Ground Feed, Cracked Com, Cracked Wheat, Whole Wheat Whole Corn, Whole Barley, etc. Highest cash price paid for all grains ( ) i)co... Mills at Roseburg, Ore., ajid Vancouver, Wash. ashford