Roseburg review., March 22, 1911, Image 4

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y-j Then why rest contented with
HrmlU tliin, straggly, rough hair? Ayes
X- & A f t Hair Vigor gi ves softness and rich-
n to he hair, makes it thicker, heavier. Cannot change
the color. Safe to use.'
Ask
MM'AI, NKWH.
A. S. Wilson, nf the Fulr. went :o
KuK'i tlilis ii rii-riiiion. culliil tlieie
by the m-rlium Illness of a Irleml.
Ml. V 1 1 Hi I Itnacli. of flranlH lim.
la vlsllcil hen- llilt: iiflcrlimill Willi
lier null hi'. . Mm. W. II. Kinejitull.
Mia. Olllum. who rexlili-x al 1 In
hume of Mi. mill Mrs. Hmitli llulley,
leavea miiliihl Tin 11 lull ! trip In Vu-
Ulllll-I.
Mm. K. Lonlc li-fl Mils iifli-rnoiill
fur lier home l lli-lllliKlialii. Wimli..
after aK-iiilliiK tin- winter ui ihi- home
of lu-r aim, II. K. I.wik. In West Uh
bn 1 K-
Keel liuiiriild. weak, riiii-dnwn?
Ileudiictie? Htuiiiucli "off?" J UHt a
plain cu of lu.y liver. Iliinlnck
Hlood Ultn-ra toni-a liver biiil alinn
icli, piumoli-a diKatlon. nirlllt- the
blood.
DO YOU KNOW
That we are showing the NICEST and
MOST COMPLETE LINE of LADIES'
SUITS, DRESSES, etc., that can be found
in Roseburg.
livery aulf alriclly mnii-tallori-il
find ui-(u-iLilo nothing old to
how you. We guarantee 11 mt-fi-ct
III and aullHfuclliiii, or you
don't take I he goods.
We have had our preliminary
millinery opening, und are allow
ing all (be correct things In Pat
tern Hats, braids und trililiulnga
of all klnda. Our work room Is
alnn turning nut new creatlotiH
every day. Style rllit, imility
the very ileal 11ml prices the low
eat iHMtaililc. We defy competi
tion style, quality und work
manship considered.
I run m
The Little Store With
Millinery and Ladies'
Toggery James A. Perry
Fiskhats are now on display. Pattern and Tailored Hats.
If it is merchandise you want, examine the quality of
goods we show in this line.
Fine assortment of Children's Mats now ready.
Milans, Java and Rough Straws.
Ladies' Smart Spring Suits and Dresses
Ladies' Silk and Kid Gloves
Ladies' Kvening and Auto Scarfs
Ladies'. American Beauty Corsets and Silk Hose
Ladies' Auto Coats in Silk, Pongee and Linen
Ladies' Fine assortment of neckwear
Ladies' Fine assortment of Collars and Lace Sets
If in doubt try
The Rochdale
Specialists' in
Good Things
To Eat
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vour own doctor. I2.tr?.;
I K. M. I'liilstiil. of Axliluml. nr
' rived In r IIiIh Hfli-niuoii anil wi-nt
' out to tin- A. II. Ilrowii farm, on l-i-r
Creek, wheie In.- will vlali ror un hi
. definite time.
I What lh probably Hie iHl'isi-Ht tax
' receipt i.-inliilon. -vi r turned over
, to the con 111 y in-amirer by liouclan
Ciinniv h-riff wua n-i-onli-il til the
ahi-rllf a nllice today. Tin- iilnoiinl
lliviilvcd Ik $11111. :ii'.7. TIiIh la the
I third riiili!tiii- of tin- aln-rlff of
nioni-y iiilli-iu d on the tax for lit in.
The two pieviuiis oni-a ai;Kn-i?ated a-
1 ..r t.iku tlillHHI. There la
still a law volume of taxea paid
pilot to Mairli I.-.. Ill the hands of
the Hherln". for which receipts are
heint! laaiK'd aa faat aa the force of
d.-pnllea mid clerks can write Ihein.
Thia loKellnr wlili the taxea hi ill
iinp.i'ld. will aKKr'K- 13"".
nno. The Big Bargains.
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local News
3. 3. Johns was down from MyuU
Creek lodur.
Iir. K. E. Hunt, the veterinary
siitgeon, was visiting here today with
his brothei, Dr. F. W. Hunt, u:id
family.
A marriage license was Issued by
the county clerk this afternoon to
Homunso It. Wood and Mollie Kern
I'elillle.
W. .1. Kclllher was In town from
I'ine drove this afternoon. That
aei tioii is prospering as usual and
enjoying ! "'" spring weather.
The C'liaiiluiniiiti board Tueaduy af-tt-ruoou
looked over the proposed
silt a loi the coining ('liailtuui)ua fies
sloiia lu re. No selection wua made,
however, pending further informa
tion regarding tents that may bi
ll valla hie.
John Fitzgerald. Looking (Haas:
llnyli Miller. Oakland: Carl Smith.
A. Smith. Ilelllngham; Al. I'orter.
Oxnard: S. II. Williams. Merlin; H il
foiir Splker, (ilendale; W. H. Onllo
wnv; Atluiita; Chaa. Hick, Cleveland.
Ohio, were among the Koseburg vlait
ors today.
j. K. Werlein. city treuaurer of
I'ortland. who spoke at the dedica
tion of the Maccabee temple in Itoae
iiuri! several years ago. hua an-
noiinied lrla candidacy for mayor of
I'ortland on the Republican ticket.
Mayor Simon refuaea to run again
for the olllce. Dr. Andrew C. Smith,
who has addressed Koseburg audl
encea on the auhject ot good roada,
I also out for tho Iteinililleun nomi-
11:11 Inn. The Deniocratlc llne-np
lonka to he (l'. II. Thomas, Tom
Word and Dr. Harry l-ane.
m c Miller, the wide-awake realty
dialer, passed through here thla
moinhiR en route to Ashland after a
months ho lull in in Chicago, lie
ih winter wan very cold there
lie reports thouaanda of people now
en route west and that the larger
.....tl,.n l them are ticketed to
poluta along the railroad line 'ie
......... Poriliiiiil and Weed. Calif
Mon are coming to thla aectlon than
to interior Oregon at presetu. r-a-picinllv
heavy trains will be arriving
lor the remainder of this week. .Mr.
Millet aaid he expecta to be In lloae
hurg next Saturday.
Make vour blood course through
your vein's. Take Wllaon s Saraapar-
llla A $1 bottle colltailia j ""'
At Koseburg I'harniacy.
Funeral designs to order,
right. Mrs. F. 1). Owen,
pimnn Suburban 97.
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Price
florist,
tr
Call tin 340. "ie Douglas County
Creamery, for cream;
delivered to
riiv nart of the city.
dtl
One thousand volumes 01 new pop
ular fiction, paper bindings, have Just
been added to the circulating library
at the Koseburg Hook Store. The
iiri i.nok coats only 10c; read it ana
exchange 11 fr anothi
-inly 6 cents.
hook for
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lti:.L K.STATF. Tlt.XSI i:i!S.
Geo. Neliner. et al. to N. 1). McCall.
$ir,u: lot It. Mock I. Xeuner and
V111I rio's Add to Uosehurg.
Jasper llaydon to K. M. Bowers.
(Hi: lot HI, block r.4 II. K. It. Add
to Itoschlll'K.
lOugene Ambrose to .1. G. Slimier,
fin; grantor's Interest In SMi sec ID.
"'(". II. Hohm to K. L.
Jlllil; parts 01 lota 1 and S
llraln.
Clawson.
block
Al) KKTISIOI) LFTTl ltS.
IteniainiiiB iinciilled for In tht
Uosehurg iioslolllce. March 20 I'.UI.
arc the following letters, which will
he chnrged at the rate of one cent
each.
Ablalr, Ale; llavia. A. K.i Haws.
W. A.; Ilalina, Mrs. .lohn; Kelly.
1 u 1. .1111. lain Hi. .oaiii-o
II. I
ll.laa. Dr. .V
Saliford.
K111 ;
'aimer Iradeiig Co.
C. W. PARKS, P. M.
Talking About Pence.
Kl.
PASO. March 20. An "iirmen
truce"
will he established in .Mill 11-
i..vi.., us soon as ileveio illieiu
1.. i..vl,o Cltv will warrant. and
Francisco Mailern. the levoliltliina
president will establish himself al a
i.iiint In llie Held to he considered
n..,ni-,il isroiind. there to receive any
neace iiropnsals which may come as
,1,.. result lit till' fi'llll'll to M
exico of
c. IJiieniioiir. who recently
111
New York hud contelelices with tin
insurrecto leaders.
This was established louay in
u. ...... Iirniie-ht hv courier 1 10111
Ma
devo. who Is within tr.o mil
.,., I ,:,iiiii with 1 001)
south
men of
his Inslirreetos. II la the Hist word
coming directly from Madero since
the peace negotiations.
Tin- text of Mailero s messages to
the revolutionary Junta here was not
undo public, but the terms as "soon
as developments In Mexico City war
rant, was expiaineii as uieeu.M ......
Madero Hint would insist upon
1 in -
portatii stipulations before peace
raiigements niigni
These stipulations.
be entered Into
It la said, are as
follows:
Ternia Xnined Uy Mnilcro.
President Dim must step aside and
must relinquish all the political
power which might result In his re
turn to otllce.
A new election for president must
culled at once. Wltn a iree uiuiMi
.... .....re mule cltlien of age
The promises of reforms In the
land laws and in the administration
.,,....1 i,v iiniiiilur vote lu-
. - , i... r...l...,il control must be
SO Vii '.'
ad or tiy teueiai The cane sugar
dar inch a.ianoit.vs that the) c. 1 H ms,, u w
t no lnorad alter peace has been M gip(,(y nul(.
und
not
A n.l
Va iMarrevtiM I" not lay down
,k,, amia but Will maintain
an
ui'...! 'I'"' .86:.Q7i,., - .-.niiot he
so tar atlvanc
revoke
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CASTOR I A
For InfiutU md Children.
The Kind You H.e Always Bought
Bear Uia
SlgBatm
RHEUMATISM
PAINFUL & DANGEROUS
Rbeumalism is due to a diseased
condition of the blood cl-Us and
pusclrs, brought about by an txew-s
ot uric ucid in the circulation. It is
not only a very painful disease but an
extreimly d.itt'.'.cruiM trouble. I lie
briny, acrid slab; f the bhiud (fradu
ally f'lrms a coatiii) (ait the muscles,
and by dt.p"itini; u ctnn nt-lilic sub
stance in the joint ; f:11u. -itly termi
nates f atally, or 1 rivij iltj victim a
Ihijk less crijipiv;. It is natuial to
"diKtor " the spot t'.u.t hurts, and it is
quite rijjlit to use liniments, lu.t appli
cations, etc., to net teiiiiior.iry relici
from apaiuiul joint or swollen tendon;
but RhcumntiMii 1 . not a in iMsease,
and such things, vvlun tlepended ou
alone make one cart less, and the dis
ease gets a firmer hold on the blood.
S. S. S. cures the disease- because it is
the, greatest of all blood purifiers. It
goes into the cir
culation, and re-
the blood
makes it rich
and oily, and in
this way pre
pares it for the
proper nourishment 01" ail joints,
muscles, nerves and bones. If you
have Rheumatism, get the uric acid
out of the blood by taking S. S. S., a
purely vegetable medicine, and enjoy
freedom from its misery. Book on
Rheumatism and any medical advice
free to all who write.
THE SWIFT SPICiriO CO,, AtUnta, Oa,
.MAKltlF.I).
WARD
CTi'imi !.'!.Mi.'i n a, thi,,,i n p l.ove. all unoiiposeu. 111'
of Isaac J. Johnson, West
home
Koseburg
March 18, 1911. Marion
E. Ward and Julia A. Stithblelield
Rev. R. II. Dollnrhide otllciatlng.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward will reside in
Wallow-a county, where each lived
previous to coming to Roseburg.
CIIAMHF.nS SCHILLING At Gar
diner, Or., March 18. 1911, G. It.
Chambers and Klla V. Schilling.
Rev. J. S. Green otllciatlng.
A GltF.AT BARGAIN IX HKAI.
KKTATK.
For private reasons 1 offer for sale
my two-story brick business proper
ty, corner Cass and Pine streets,
clear of Incumbrances, taxes paid,
liaying 1G per cent on price asked: n
safe, bona Hde investment. Rentals
sure to advance In the near future.
For hill particulars call on J. S.
Illldeliurn, 100 Pine St., Roseburg.
Oregon. du2U
XOTH'H (IF SAI.K F IMPItoM:
.MF.XT llOXDS.
Notice is hereby given that by au
thority of an ordinance passed by the
Common Council of the City of Rose
burg. the Mayor and Recorder ol
said cltv will proceed on and alter
the 1st day of April. 1911, to sell
to the highest and hesi bidder, for
cash in hand, llancrolt Improvement
Honda. Issued by the City of ltoae
burg. in the' sum of Tliirly-I'oir
Thousand One Hundred and Forty
and 20-100 I $:l I.I 10.20 1 Dollars.
Said bonds are In denominations of
Two Hundred I $2001 Dollars each,
and bear Inter-st at six (til per cent,
payable senii-iinniially, and run rrom
one to len years at the option of said
cltv. Bids should lie made to the
undersigned at the olllce of the City
Recorder III the City of Koscblllg.
Oregon. No hid will be considered
for less iiinn par plus accrued Inter
est. The right to reject any and all
bids Is hereby reserved.
Full particulars of this Iss.ie may
he obtained by calling on the Re
corder. Dated tills 2 1st day of March. 1911.
F. V. IIAYNI'S. Mayor.
A. N. ORCl'TT.
dm 111 I'lO' Recorder.
LOCAL x i:vs.
Streucthell your blood and rein
force your nervous system by taking
Wilson's Snrsaparlllu. Al Knsenitig
lhartnncy. dtl
Machinery made bread at Fmpiiua
Bakery. Phone 221. dtf
Th-i price of foodstuffs baa com.'
down at the North Side Grocery, dtl
Careful compounding, careful
weighing, skillful mixing, all help to
make el!lclent prescription work at
the Roseburg Pharmacy. dtf
The latest and best $l.r.0 novels
can be obtained at the public library
In the Parrott building, upstairs over
the Rose candy kitchen. Over 1200
volumes to select from. da3
Mnstodoll Pansy Plants. 1 ."(' per
doj!.; two doi. $1.2."i. Immediate
delivery. Roses. other bedding
plants In season. Mrs F. D. Owen.
FIorit. Phone. Sub. 97. dlf
Nourishing, strength giving and
Invigorating qualities are to be
found in our Aiefully prepared
beef. Iron and wine. At Roseburg
Pharmacy. dtf
Although sugar Is a very common
article, you all have. 110 doubt, dis
covered the difference between the
product of Sects nnd that of cane
The cane sugar is superior for most
111 not he necessary
sugar v. hen ordering
from tho Rochdale. dsw
! Anyone w ishing a suit, dress or coal
tailored l'1 the Mtanuurti 1-.1
Tailoring Co., of Chicago, and m:.
eitnr meitsii res. should Cilll Oil NIT'S.
! j. F.. Sawyers, and examine the latest
jstvles ami samples of iniitcVials Just
received. Perfect lit guaranteed dtf
j We have three grades of table or
dairy salt One ve.y good In quality
but very cheap In price; one medium
In nrlce and excellent in quality, and
',:Xv
ir quulitv. We
er. Worcester!
alt.
bats-
All put up la convenient sited
The Rochdale. dsw
lICAI, .VKW9
G G. Goodman made a busiiie
ti. . to J t ui d : today.
Leonard l'erklus was over from
Drain on business today.
In. H. Little, the Oakland physi
cian and dentist, was In this city
cor-:..,,. .
)r d k. Suell, an osteopathic
! physician, will open offices In a few
j daya in rooms 10 and 11, Parrott
building
llniloiu A F. Seller lltld I. 11.
Stewart. Itnsebiirg physicians, have
tiled a suit In the Circuit Con it
against Oscar Johns, of Galeaville.
tor $n:ii. nllctii'd to he due for a
surgical op. -ration performed on him
three yeats aco.
Tho funeral of John Watson, a
Rogue Itlver Indian war veteran, who
died at the Oregon Insane Asylum.
Tuesday. March 21, mil. was held
thla morning at the Oregon Soldiers'
Homo In West Uosehurg. -Mr. Wat
son was 7 yearB of age. He was
admitted to the Home from Burns,
Or., four years ago and waa commit
ted to the asylum two years later.
Married 37 years and the mother
of four children, all of age. Mrs.
i-irthn i.tvlneston. employed at
moves every the p(,ruina Hotel at Drain, has Hied
particle of the B1,t n the Circuit Court In Rose
irritating uric i burg for a divorce from Newton Liv
acid, builds uplngston. a well known stockman. She
alleges that her nusuana ueseinti
her at Drain In December. 1909, and
that she has since been obliged to
support herself by her own labor.
Tho Livingstons were married in
Douglas coun,tv In October, 1874.
Soothes Itching skin. Henls cuts
or burns without a scar. Cures
piles, eczema, salt rheum, any Itch
ing. Doan s Ointment. Your drug
gist sells it.
At the municipal election held al
Mvrtlo Creek last Monday. B. A.
Ilitnsaker. a former Roseburg grocer,
was elected mayor by a maturity nf
three votes over H. A. Adams. For
recorder, treasurer and councilman
at large the voters named, respec
tively C. O. Nelson. K. J- Fairbanks.
I proposition to issue $20,000 worth
of bonds to buy the city water as-
tem. carried by a Dig niujorii. .
as did the proposition to prohibit
cows from running at large within
the cltv limits. W. V. Hurst and
Kltt Ackert opposed each other for
the oIIIcp of councilman for two
years, but the result is not learned
Mr. llitnaaker was mayor of Myrtle
Creek several years ago. but failed
to serve out his term on account of
differences with the council.
A Special Medicine for Kidney Ail
ments. Many elderly people have found In
Foiey s Kidney Remedy a quick re
lief and permanent beneui irom mu
nev and bladder ailments and from
itinoyiug urinary Irregularities one
to advancing years. Isaac N. Regan.
Farmer. Mo., says: "i-oieys iviuue.
Remedy effected a cure in my case
and I want others to Know 01 11.
Marslers Drug (.0.
GOOD, CIIF.AP IIOMK.
Three acres of ground, very good
,-rootn house, good well, large wood
bed; good ham. 1 fix : 40 nearing
trees, all kinds;
white, very line,
on or address W
Oregon.
r: grapes. nan
Price $13.10. Call
H. Wilson. Wilbur,
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Don't let kidney trouble lead ynn
i, other complicated diseases.
Tk nnr kidney pills, a ioc box for
2.ic
Roseburg Pharmacy. "
Rolled
oats and barley, cracseu
....1 In corn, wheat and an vane
tlcs of mill feed at the Douglas
County
Mills Phone l.i.
White House
Coffee 111 the berr
and
BarringtofSHall
have tllem all up a Iree. l ike noini
fi can. Satlstac'.ion guaiaiu, en.
Rochdale.
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Stick Pins
Of All Kinds
The fashion of having differ
ent stick pins for various shades
of ties is very popular now.
And we are prepared to show
you a variety of stick pins that
is hard to equal anywhere.
All prices.
A. S. Huey
Hoseliur;s landing Jeweler.
4
Faistcrn Oysters In Any Style.
Short Order al Ah) Hour.
Quick Lunch
Restaurant
YE TOY, Prop.
ItKtil I.Alt IMXXhlt, 2V.
4
t
Chickwn Dinner Kvery Suuday.
Open until 10 p. m.. dally,
4- Shertdan Street Near Depot.
4
Hotel The Grand
Corner Cass and Rose Streets
Furnished rooms, with or without
private bath. Hot and cold water in
each room. House is steam heated
throughout. All new furniture and
furnishings. A strictly first class
European Hotel. Rates reasonable.
Fred Schwartz
Proprietor
Pride of Douglas." a Roseburg
product, and "Queen City, a tiara
wheat article, made at Vancouver.
Wash., are the two best varieties of
Hour on the market. Why use any
other kind that costsjnoreV If your
crneer doesn't carry either brand.
Just phone 13. Douglas County Mills,
ind a sack will be delivered al your
home. nil
Have Arundel ti.ne It.
SUNSHINE
SPECIALTIES
(Cookies and Crackers)
They are the best Cookies and Crackers ever put on
the market.
Something Entirely New
Try a box and note that good taste. They are the
kind you have read about in the magazines. Having
investigated we put in a stock and we want every
customer to try Sunshine Biscuits.
I'llONF !IIH,
Just
yj" COMMF.ISCIAI. CI, lit Itril.DlXO. j
for comfort and durability they cannot be excelled.
Lowest prices and full value for your
money is our motto.
R. L. STEPHENS, The Shoe Man.
213 JACKSON ST NEXT 0 TO POST OFFICE.
Fruit Trees, Shade Trees, Berry
Vines, Rose Bushes-AH Kind
uoik ami si-:k.
Whether you wnnt one or a (hoiisaml, I rnly supply thorn.
A. L. KITCHIN o
The Niit-ttt-r) mnfe
j 2120 Went k St
Garden Seed Time,
PlanPa Plenty This Year
Plant Plenty of Potatoes, Corn and Beans I'o you
knowitisafactth.it our home markets are always
under supplied. We buy everything you raise and we
have 10 ship iu all kinds of produce to supply our owu
home trade It's a shame to tell it, but it's a fact. A
car load of Spuds just came in North Side Grocery.
The otllce of the Producers' Fruit
Co. is now located In room 5, Review
Pilild.ng. l'a-kilig house, Barker's
warehouse, opposite depot. We Bhall
handle a mil line nf 'shook, fruit and
berry baakt-ts. See us before buying
elsewhere. 1). Donald Wilson, local
agent. dtf
Dr. J. L. Callaway, Ostopathlc Phy
sician. Abraham Building, Roseburg.
received a complete line of
ftew Spring
STYLES
Men's, Ladies' and Children's ox
1 fords anJ pumps. All our goods
are direct from the factory and
Itnwbiirj;, Oregon,
it