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Newspaper Page TextbOUGLAS COUNTY'S INEXHAUS'TABLfc NATURAL RESOURCES AND CLtMAttC ADVANTAGES MAKE IT THE1 'MOSf AttiiACTIvk FOR HOMeSEEKERS AND INVESTORS. COMIINO EVENTS December 27, 28, 29 and 30. Doug las Couuty Poultry and Pet Stovit Show lu Uoseburg, luiKesl lu South ern Oregoti. INVESTMENTS Of all kinds are best found thrmiKh "The Review" Want Ad Section. Little adva. bring big re turns, because everybody rea'a tbem. KOSEBURC I VOL. XIV. ROKKIU'RG, OREGON, ITilDAV EVENING, HEt'EMIIER I. till I. No. 2:ia Review 2 tVl i H H James M. Stephenson, Flagman, Loses Life at Crossing TRAINS DROWN OUT CRIES String ul Ciachis S.v ilcb d L'p:m Him As AUeolico is Draws' by Cars on Main Line ( AWOWII.I.K MAX h.eei ei oit or timi. toi of his voice, but he was not heard FORME until the coaches were brought to a stop in their regular place. Ben Doss, one of the local striking shoii- Gives His Money to "Fakir" lo Ik men was the tirst person to reach his Eiiliirucd," luit They Tuke side. Aid was quickly summoned Wing Distend. and the injured man. iursuaut to his first request, was taki'n to the home Wal' r Hentzen. formerly a resl- of his son. James (1. Stephenson, who dent ot Cunyouville, but now a street lives at 012 West Lane street. The car conductor lu Oakland. I'al., is nature of his Injuries, however, ren- said to have been victimized by faker. The following Oakland dis patch of date Nov. Ill, appears in the ('oast papers: J. Robert Moore, seer and nlcheui- tu u-,,t I.. vl,.l It, tl... Siiiimrlnr Mr. Stephenson had been a resident (.o;m tJ(Iny fop fanK to n.tuni llo del i'd his removal to the hospital im iiraiive, and he was taken there 20 minutes later. .leaves Moilu-r PiiM 00 Vejirs Old. of Uoseburg for nearly nine years paKt. foniing here from Texua with his son, who for a long time was em ployed in the Southern Paefttc car department in thin city. He was a native of Tennessee and his mother is Mill livinK. at the age of over 3D y'ars, at La Fayette, Alabama. He t.o,l a u-l.lmri.r F,.r tit .a noat 111 B"l,t R' ...... t()( (,e Carman yi'itrn. lit; iiuh u intiiKiiifi, .iib. uciih Kccles. and a brother living in Comanche County, Texas. $700 which Waller lU'iitzpn, a trust ing streetcar conductor, bad loaned him last April for "attraction pur poses. ' On the Hi in pit; theory that "like nttracts like," which at the time appeared entirely plausible to Hentzt'ii, the professor requested some gold to "enlarge." His plan be was to raise the funds to build a world-hfating Kgyptlan temple in the Santa Cruz I Uftnntuliiu fill tin HttiriiUIiliKtH. "1 Pi DYNAMITE HI, TIMES"- j M'NAMAKA I I iri Lrfl in Drinde rnlnlirilt nil LOCAL NEWS. Confession Brings Celebrated Case to Climax "EXPLOSION SCARED ME" Air. stennenson was a nietnuer 01 , ...... .,. i. n the Primitive Uaptist Church. He 1 mond ,lurk,.ne(, cabinet and BfoluT J hi A'SO PitadS CDll 'J (0 uau enipiueu ui in.... '" ,.. meaii8 of lucaututlons raised it to here at nursing, an occupation to a B.,arku.r tlle aize r door-knob which he was especially adapted 1 allle(1 bv ,,,, ,m,ker at JL'.oiHI.oou I reason of his unlet, kindly nature. ',,, h. .,,, ,. .,.. i n. I The funeral will be held from the ,,,,,,1.1 a check for Ills lifetime sav- Ptephenson home Saturday afternoon , .. ,,,., disappeared. Mel ck. with services conducted , tracked to Boston, where Blowing up bwayn Iron Woiks SiDlcoces NrxlTiMsday Pnawnro that a string of cars was backiiiK toward him while be stood looking at an incoming train on a track which lie was facing, James M. Stephenson, til years of age, a tem porary flagman for the Southern Pa cific Company, was run down and fatally Injured In the railroad yards In this i-liy Thursday night. The ac cident ceeiirred ul the l.ane street at. 2 o'clock crossing nhoiit. i.:l., a clock, and : by Hev. w . 11. Eaton, ot tne iiupiisi . ..., Vli a .. Robert Sinclair death relieved tin- Injured man of (Church. Interment will follow In the a(1 lilt(-r lo p,ii,,,i,.iphia, where lie I intense suffering and frightful hi-! Odd Fellows" cemetery. 1 ,...,iirht ' ; (Special to the Evening Review) Juries at Mercy Hospital at 10:.!0 o -, iioitor Summoned Meets With Mishap l.OS ANGELES. Iter. 1. Coming clock. Coroner X. T. .lewett an-1 In the wake of the tragedy that All nrm al iKut ; like a thuiulerbolt out of a cloudless nouueed thet he will hold an iuciu. 'stl blotted out Mr. Stephenson's lire t .trlkes terror to the entire sk' rVl forming the" sensational cll- at the Courtliouse next Monday morn-! there followed a mishap to Dr. E. II. I ', .'.,,. .,, ,,.,. ,..,,. ,,,i max to one of the most celebrated Ing. stewart. while he was speeding from 0 " " , ! . in the history of Amertcaj, There were no eye witnesses to the! his office in his automobile to attend '' 1 Tt". ,,,,, . tPI,' the luckv Jurisprudence, .lames P. McNamara accident, which took place during the injured man. Coming down Cass ,, keen Foley's ll(nev and ' 'afternoon threw l.os Angeles into the noise attending the operation of street, the automobile struck a dog , jVf, " ... .. h...,, ii v' Cas- a furore of excitement bv confessing trnins and while the yards were eu-jand was hurled onto the sidewalk in i-" i IV, r " v ' sivs- "It is "'at he personally placed the dviu. veloped in darkness. Mr. Stephen- front of Mrs. C. H. Davles' millinery ke"'"'" ",.,' ' EOV(i ' ollr little mite in the building occupied by the son was conscious until a few mlj-lstore. in the Maccabee temple. The ""m? ""are ,r,ied with croup and Angeles Times, the explosion of utes before he breathed his last, a.id.rear end of the machine struck the BM"1"'' '' ' , ls which, on October 1. l'.UU. destroyed gave a lucid account of the affair, pane of plate glass in the store front oa rse m m. ' ,'nn,,.,i I the building and resulted in the loss He was working In relief of F. P. I and completely shattered it. Doctor r oir., t - !....,.. ,l,li.t nitil the nlltnnin- aiwn iirt.c U llllllll'I (ill I l 1 11 , tl..., Olrn .11 1 un left foot was crushed under a car in bile was not damaged. I nouse. the yards here nearly two years ago. The dog a black spaniel was Mr V'ljirlt. himself, was working fori owned bv Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hume, , the regular flagman. Dan Curtin. who who are visiting in Portland at the Ti,b.iviinr shoot ls away on a vacation, lie had he-n; present time. The animal ran into r,,'rii, t their grounds Tl.e brothers will lie sentenced b obliged to lay off on account of the; the street barking at tne auiomouu. ,.,, attracted a large Judge l.ordwell iin Tuesday. Decin- lllness of bis child, and the duties at :and. alter being strucK aim siiieu uu.- , ,n,i,ra .,.,1 Biiect:!- ber :,. James ran be sentenced ti. .. . ... 1 1' ,l.,.,ll. .r I ria ,111,.. lit fill lift. IITIi! tors. There were several i nun i ..... ... .. bird events There were 21 entries. John can be Imprisoned from one yeal The percentage made bv the trap t" a lifetime', as the court sees lit. .. ,..,.. r.,llnu- ttov Itond- Kvplosloii Scal- 'd lanii-s. u'W..i t'liriloli. Xti: It. 11. All IH'lll ofiui" i inn i in im-ii. ii. Clark. "II: Kred Dfstrtct Attorney r reuencKS ami n, in: i:.v .1 A. Clarence Harrow, chief counsel for bottle of It in For sale by all dealers. ;rx n.ru suitor. of tlte ol twenty-one lives, ( Immediately after this confession, John J. McNaniara entered a plea of giiiliy to dynamiting the Llewellyn Iron Works, a crime that was not ac- tlie ci'lnpanied by loss of life Thursday the crossing were assumed by Mr. 1 right, his body became entangled in , Stephenson only three nights ago. the steering gear, snuniing me m.i- though he had done such work be-.chine, by force of its own motnen fore. turn, onto the sidewalk. ji.- vt-i.,...lu i...u flvisi llim. I Tha Inrv eniiiiuieled bv Coroner i ... 'i.,..i.. iin tiio ilenth if man, 88 Mr. mcH!Ciiiiiii v .is in .if, .n-.ru i in!,. ' . southbound freight train No. 221 Mr. Stephenson Is comprised ot K pulling in on the main line. He stood (. Wood. S. r . iiami.ton close to the second sidetrack, on Uhoades. W. W. Wallace, which an engine was backing three -ph rone and S. F. Cawllleld. passenger couches from the mint ll to . n the north side of the crossing. The: SIAP.ltll'.D. sound of the approaching passen. I,. cars was completely drowned out by ItiCE 1MR1E. On Thanksgiving the noise of the freight train, drawn by two monster ngiii'" and Mr. i Stephenson, w ith his back toward the coaches, was w holly ignorant of his , danger until the first car struck hiin ' and knocked hlin down. I The wheels of one coach and two wheels of unother passed over Mr. Stephenson's legs mid he was dragged about "n feet. Ills face and hands were badlv lacerated, one of Ills col lar bones was broken and he was hurl .li.v nt the home of the bride's par ents at Flournov Valley. Merlin Watson Kice. of C.oodnoe. Wash., and Miss C.race linrie. ltev. J. X. McCon nell. of the Christian Church, offi ciating. A special dinner was In readiness, and all enjoyed the feast. Mathews. 7"i; l!o- TnlleH 7-': Dr. F. W ii ltn:i.tinan. :i: Harry the defense, were t iir.u.ii' no- I W Tollman, tin: J. M. Hordwell. When they emerged into Donoliue fin; Hcrt Sutlierlln. fin; the court mom. Fredericks read the i. .i..'.i.i,.v -.ii- n iirndler. .".'.; Indictment charging James McXa- llarrv Pearce r,.i; .1. D. .urciier. an; inara wiin iiiunn-r m hi .m Fd Hush 4S; Joe Kirk. 48; W. the T'llies explosion. He asked tin Powell "ll- It S Nichols. ;; .laiiies prisoner if be withdrew his former i.i pn-a ol noi giimy ami Ja ii-ini -ii n . that he diil Saved His Wile's Lire. a chair. ,, i v,nr A half hour Lit My wile won u na-e ...... .. ... ..... , .,, ........... r ,P lndict riust't'd with .lulg( Then lie hank back Into John McNamara KikN Winter Troubb-m. nrovp trif1:i Muscadine. Ala.. "II It had not been for Dr. King's New Discovery. She was down In her bed. noi able to get mi without belli. She nan a scm-i. bronchial trouble and a metit rliap-.iug him with personally placing tb? dynamite that heavily de stroyed tie Llewellyn Iron Works. He then w thil-ew his former plea of .,,,1 not Biilltv. ItiH li defeiiilaiits then hot lie o( Dr. formally em -red p!"as or guilty. r -..1,1. ! i.i.i The frost-bitten toes and King's New Discovery, and she soon " , )ulh- 11 WHS Wi-ii in - . , . n,.,!.,. for coughs ing- hecallse llie i-miimimi ..n ......... Hie rlnht lee was also fractured ma. naj !1 V . . .... : Tin. Iiroihers had orevlonsly in- To : irniv. winter Is a season of cough. I got her a i.,t.ni.tl- TI., ht.it iniiiii.n iniurii'S trouble. .V.. '. i.n ,......i..i.,.,i nr nuwi ti....ru chuiitied bands and lips. ht.i;iiii to mend, nm! . ..... it ...... ...a nr hi. ..Kin.i..i,a nlit-sorMi red and rough short time." Infallible death. Iloth of Mr. Stephenson's skins." prove this. Hut such troubles d colds. Its the most reliable remr trial convinces. Greatest healer ot ,r0uble. heiiiorrnages. iaBii... ,,,,. r y loss of life." ... . !..... a i. la n i. cms. sores. uruiiM-s. nm nav iier. i-iun e i"" " - .... . 1....1 ....... 1... ( rie linivuii'4 by Train. ! eczema and sprains. ' Only 2T,c at all Mr. Stephenson cried out at tile druggists. I hadn't xperted such great cough. f.Uc. $1 on. Trial not 11 ICiiaranteed by all druggists. fr they Have You Realized The Nearness of Christmas? Why shouldn't you be the one to do your Christmas shopping early? Here you will find everything in silverware, cut glass, watches and diamonds articles that will prove to be suitable for your gifts. Prices the lowest, quality considered. Vour inspection is invited. J. T. BRYAN ' JEWELER OPI1ISITK PDsTOKf'lCK WATfll Ol ll VIM)V. 1 Kippered Salmon. Salt Mackerel. Salt Herring and other llsh. fresh slock at the Rochdale. elded IO Ulead gllHty Wliell learned thai their conviction was In evitable. W lmt Aiiorneys Say. Attorney Harrow this afternoon authorized the follow ing staieiu-ni : Smoked fnipuiia Uiver Salmon. rv hot,,.- product; something extra good ', :;'' ,'. eStly dls.ov.r.-d certain evidence in possession or tls Hale that made the case ot my clients sliite had u sure c;tse. Mrs. Violet Havnes Curry leaves tonight ror Chicago. F. II. W'alte passed through here this morning enroute to Ashland. II. Wolleiiberg leuveti Suturday for San Francisco to remain until after the holidays with his family. Miss Violet Hancock, teacher In the Corvnllls high school. Is the guest of Mrs. William Hell, of this city. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Derendorf. of Herkeley, Cal., aro here for a visit with the hitter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Stanton. Mr. and Mrs. 8. L. Kidder nnd lit tle sou leave Saturday morning tor the Philippine Islands, to be absent for about two years. Card Sawyers, of Elkton, and Holla lllckerson. of the U. of O.. ajient Thunksgivlng here at the home ot their brother. County Treasurer J. K. Sawyers. Eugene Iteglster; A marrlnge li cense was Issued Wednesday to Charles Klzle Logsdon. of Kiddle, and Miss Margaret Sophronla Jacoby, of Jasper Star and Mosher have commenced suit against William rer man, of Springfield to foreclose a chattel mortgage on hl property. Chief Engineer Cattell nnd Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Nevers left this morning for San Francisco. These gentlemen had been here for several daya on business connected with the Coos Hay & Eastern Electric R. R.. whose surveyors are working In the vicinity of Sutherlin. They will be In the Held all winter. llcrore departing these gentlemen reported a favorable outlook for their movement and thy expect to come here again later. Douglas County now has the -distinction of being Included In the Willamette Valley" district, estab lished conlolntly with eleven other .iiaiH.-ta In the Northwest by the Central Fruit Marketing Exchange, which was formally organized at Spo kane. Wash., .by a committee of 11. appointed by the Walla Walla con vention last February. Lamed E Meachani, secretary, will have charge or the bureau to be established In Spokane the middle 01 uecemuer. in Kmerson. of Dothun. Or., has 111...1 foiniilnint with the Railroad i'..ii.iiiissioii against alleged inade- ,,,.,. service at the West Fork 8ta Hon. . According to the complaint hut in-., men am employed there anu, un ,i..r ti... iiliie-boiir law. six of the busiest hours or the day lire left without men at the station. All busi ness ror freight at that point is packed over trails and as a result Hie absence of men al the station Is said to have caused considerable In convenience. The personnel of the basket ball tennis or tne t.ienuuie inn" which arrived here this afternoon for tonight's games at Sykea' rink, are: Hovs Richard Miller. Arlntt Smith. Harry Harper, ii. (.Ilium. Murray Hart, Albert Hluckford and Victor Selher; (ilrls Eva and Joyce Null. Mildred Snvder, Oruce Harding. Ruth Cllbertson. Mabel Hugun and Theltna Dvkes. Accompanying the teanm sre Prof, and Mrs. II. 11. Smith, of the lllelldale schools. (leorge A. Weldon. of Drain, trus tee of the bankrupt Elliott Lumber Company, who was In the city today, reported that he had realized enough on the assets of the estate so far to declare a dividend on laborers' i-lalius. which aggregate a total of about $:iuiie. or one-half of the com pany's liabilities. The dividend win be on the basis of between 4U and Ml per cent, and will be declared in Portland oil the I .Mb, of tills IllOlltll. The company Is the lessee of the ,,lanl owned and formerly operaieo by the Skelley Lumber Company. YUAN ASKS TRIM; Would Submit Constitution to Rebel Leader NANKING BATTLE STILL ON Russia Sends Soldiers to Persia lo EiptI American Treasurer Who Won't Resign The home of II. S. French, on South Main street, was the scene of noteworthy dinner Thanksgiving Day, when persons, nil but one of them related, sat down to an excel lent repast. The occasion, somewhat In the nature of a reunion on part of a large uud prominent family, was one ol the most thoroughly eu joyed events' or Its kind ever occuring here. 1 he chief guests of the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Harvey, w-ll known pioneers or English Settle ment, and the parents of six of the ladles present. Seated with thiB ven erable couple at the dining table were Mr. und Mrs. 11. S. French and daugh ter and their son. Viviun. and wife, and the hitter's father, J. U. Cawl lleld; Mr. uud Mrs. W. A. Pearce and four children; Mr. and Mrs. R. L. McLaughlin und child; Mr. and Mrs. N. Rice mid child; Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Terrell uud the bitter's mother, Mra. Mary Stearns; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sponagle and Vuney Walker, the lust named being the only guest outside the circle of relationship. (Special to the Evening Review). PEKIN. Dec. I. Premier Yuan Shi Kal has agreed to a three-day truce with the rebela for the purpose of discussing peace terms. If no defi nite agreement Is reached the time will be extended in days, (lonernl Li Hung Yeng, commanding the rebels, hasn't announced his attitude toward the truce. If he accepts the leaders will meet at Shanghai tn con sider a settlement and talk over the constitution which Yuan will accept ror tne government. Rebels Itlow Magazines nt Nan king Many Slnln. WASHINGTON, Dec. 1 The Chin ese rebels captured and blew up the Imperial powder magazine at Nan king, following many Manchua were slain, according to State Department advices today. RusBia. England, France and Ger many will each rush 1000 troops to Shanghai next week, but the t'nlted States won't, according to the state and War Departments, unless Minis ter Culhoiin at Peklu requests the soldiers. Life Pays for ruriiMiiiig Arms to Mnnclills. SHANGHAI. Dec. 1. Tschew Sie S. D. Evans, I'mpiiua; N. O. Dean, Riddle; J. L. Cusebccr. Dlxonville; Lane Morley, Myrtle Creek; A. B. Polls. Forest Grove, were among the Rosetiurg visitors toduy. ( HOltX. TAYLOR. In Chadwick Addition to Rosehurg. December 1. 1911, 'o Mr. and Mrs. Luther S. Taylor, a daughter. Mr. Tavlor Is a member of the 'corps of Southern Pucltlc train dis patchers in this city. "Suffered day and night the tor ment or Itching piles. Nothing help- battle In which led me until I used Donn'B Oint ment. It cured me permanently. Hun. John R. Garrett, Mayor, Glrard, Ala. In this line Rochdale. try It. .w.n. n.M.1 rt nrvltnr I'll iei-. Mr N elm--writ- .IUKI.IV I .llll;. .jt will tell II 1 1 lilt llrnulAHnlh " -. . '! I PALACE THEATER TONIGHT ! 7:1... R:K., 9:1s. 10: K.. Harrow and Ins colleagues 11.1v known for a long time that the Mr Samaras were gnilly. This they have admitted. Deputy Dlntrirt Attorney llorton said liidav: "The confession of the defendant's will silence tin laboi leaders. They can no longer refer to the prosecution of the case US the crime of the century." " m:v pink. ham Dr. Iloilik was called to Looking Glass this afternoon lo attend a ch'ld tbat f. ll In'" a kettle "' b"" v f-r Tlr- n.-.tae of the child was not learned, neither was its condition. M s. M. U in Alexander was ll.i lurk', "inner of the p:ai,o (riven aai I,-, l!,e 111.1 1 .iig"iii-lit "f Hi" G"l '"" Thiati r Tb'irsdac nir'i' 1.. . 1 . -, v 1 hi- In !' o n all uli'.-al: 'i man is mi I.ur'r.ik Mood llll'er: A CERTAIN CURE FOR CATARRH The mucoas membranes of the nose and throat are exposed to the Pong, comprador of a prominent tier- irritating influence of dust, impart man flrni, was assassinated here to- . j t . rm day. because his firm Imported arms ""- which enabled the Imperialists to re- the places lafaiTfl USOally nrtt take Han Yang. Compradores of all mam(esls ;seJ". But these art German firms lu Sliiinghul aro report- .7 .1 a ed to be marked ror death because limply exciting causes, the inttam- the rebels believe they have neen sup- ,(, a(f discharge being really I produced by an impure and vitiated American" rk.ki ses to i.KAVK condition of the blood. It it well l'r.K.SI. l. Mill It lr .Vhr.li. ( 1 . 1 1 . . a Ti-iH-iuv i...rui ii..c 1 1 enough to use some local treatment Though opposed to his sc heme fm fo cleanse these membranes, but T."!'.Kr . one can readily see that if shuster, the American Treasurer- the inflammatory matter is left in General of Persia todav refused to jA HJ treatmet cannot n resent his resignation, and the Per-1 .. . ' . - . sian parliament refuses to expel iiiiu possibly have any permanent ettecu from the country, as England ami S. S. S. Cures Lalarrh by pantymg Russia demiuided. Sinister believes , ,. , - . ,11 England and Russia are determined , the blOOd Ot all impure catarrhal to partition Persia mid he Is trylnj. j ma((rr and irritating germs and at huhZT, -k" rP i) ...d i.y sending the same time builds up the$ystem TroiM. I by its nne tonic effects. When ST. PETEItSHl'Rtl. Dec. 1 .- R is- c j e l. ,.J ,1. lfJ ,L. sla today ordered a detachment of , . m...... ... ...., .... troops l.iO miles from Teiieran 10 1 mucous juriucrj ore ail iwnruiKa 4. Mil. TAXPAVEIt A 4. Don't forget that meeting at the Lane school house next 4 4. vitiinlay afternoon, December 4" 4. 2. for the purpose of voting 4. the annual si liool tul. t-l II 1 II I 1 Ml I H 1 1 'H o Call uu 340. th Douglas County Creamery, for cream. Patronise Review advert lie ri. i Carrying Good Lumber riuli' bal-i THE AH. Til V. Mll. THE MAX SWKH IIV THE PiXV K.M'IH:" Slltlll'l the srxiixv 111 xtim. pnrv AI-. XEW MlVli ml I11I.I1 if tl lllu-lriiled .iilif Aroontl tlr world, anil tlx tmtie romililC if 'be Allanlir fie.-!." hilitls .-,! Kirs! -('.ass lnaiisli';i g'lar. Weiki-r s slii.. Main street I un- ..or aitli ep n i!- k.-r . tie- .I j! Adulta inc. children under H years ic, under t, frs ill i.r:.U. or shoeing, w- rk n" ed At I'.iink- K 1 1 1,,, pet road shop l on ilswT! old Wliile a old :- gutl.-n rid ol itiir, r froTii I'll.- itii'in a ,d ,,t ..r s. r dwaw v " I. Hap. of iv.Tl.'. V.I.. .- tirtnlv l.eline I iintur-ri i ii I ,,Mh lielll' V til ll" til 'Itei ' " i..... rat if. 'i on til' nirk , o ! I ha on, It,. -tel. I it lo (ri.-nd. and thev all ni'"-' '"' For sale by ail dealers. Faliou'ia UTlt aJvcrtlscrs n" ; Lurz .-I advance on that city wh""- 'l ' ' and made healthy. Therecanbeno ported. I hey will lake control uiileiu. r .1 1 the Russian demands, including i he .inflammation ot the memoranes expulsion of Shuster, are sutlslled. in fcecause the blood is pure, and every tissue receives nourishment in stead of irritating matter. Our book A Terrible lllumler . . . .. . 1. 1.. v. ....... .1,. II Zl K . New ' Life Pl.i oii on Calntrh will Kive .r,-er advice aa the llrst sign of constipation, bilious- to what is U-st to use as a locjt aid ness or Inactive bowels and prevent virulent Indigestion. Jaundice or gall stones. They regulate liver, stomach and bowels and build up your health. Only 2ac at all druggists. while S. S. S. is purifvini; the blood. This lss)k is tree, also any special advice yon may feel you necti. S. S. S. is sold i t ilrii,r stores. THE SWIFT SI'F.ril IC CO. . tlanla. Co. Mfm From "THE IDEAL GIFT STORE' A Good Hook. A High Grade Fountain Pen. A Choice Hox of Stationery Ladles' or Gents' Traveling Sel In fin lleailtlful Hand Painted Ve'scs. Teachers' Hllibn. Hooks of I Ins. Toys Goods the best, prices the lowest. Leather case. Dolls, Games. Roseburg BooK Store 1 '01 is we do. we are not afraid of com-pe-itors in either quality or prices Ml oar luni'ier Is sawn from the best ti; 'b'-r obtainable, and a carpenter olio Is any kind of 1 Judge will id mil that the lumber we offer Is superior. We also carry doors, wln .!".. uhlngle and other huildlr.g material, also wood and coal. PAGE IX K.STMEXT I II. pl;r,ac Ii:. ?'i N. Ji-kiB Si, TEXAS LUNCH HOUSE Ml I I I It lll l'.t E, Pr... Hours 4: 4T. a. 111. to 1 1 p. 111. Quirk Lunch Shim Orders itn.i 1 ut Hixvnt, av. Pure Mexican Chili Our Specialty II A VI HI lit. Ut AXK KLONDIKE SAXDWH IIl !l HOT TAA1AL.ES Xperlal price on (1illl for lite family supper, l,IU: In A TRIAL. We hate the barket. t,1 X. lw kni HI.