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Newspaper Page TextrtVB XtW tMDOM, (Continued from iaf 1) 10.000 Dior trom non-realdnt tax uavsra. Commissioner WlUjr expressed the. belief that tha request of the peti tioner should be grunted and his announcement was warmly ai lilauded. The court's formal deci sion will not be announced for a day or two. Slate Funds Available. In reply to an Inquiry Secretary of State Olcott wired today: -Knlem, Ore., Jan. 8th, 1912. Dr. (ieo. E. tlouek. The annual appropriation of twenty thoiiHaiid dollars for construc tion of armories, nineteen twelve, was credited January first Inst, and In now available. This otlire Is not In knowledge of any contracts liavh.g been entered thereunder. HEN W. OI.COTT. Secretary of State The city council has alreudy made a levy of one mill for this armory and only the formal action of the County Court Is awaited to assure the erec tion of this much needed structure this year. The members of the court seemed pleased to have the matter thus fully presented to them and expressed it as their desire to do whatever th? majority of the taxpayers wish In the matter. They demand a positive as surance, however, that the rest room feature and other accuinmodutlon.i for Die country people he Included In the building. This will be done. Foley Kidney Pills always give satisfaction because they always do the work. J. T. Shelnut, Bremen. Ga., says: "I have used Koley Kidney Pills with great satis faction and found more relief froi.i their use than from any other kid ney medicine, and I have tried almost all kinds. I ran cheerfully recom mend them to all sufferers from kid ney and bladder trouble." Koley Kidney Pills will cure any case of kidney or bladder trouble not he- yond the reach of medicine. No medicine can do more. For sale by your grocer doesn't carry either kind nil dealers. V Empire Livery, Keed and Saler n 'stables, Hanks & Welker, proprietors After all there U no fountain pen Now rigs of all varieties, good genUt AS good aa the Waterman Ideal Kouti- teams and careful drivers; alsr. tain Pen. It Is the very best. The teams that nre safe for ladles to linseburg Hook Store, local distrlhu- drive, illacksmlth shop In connec tors, lion; all work guaranteed. Phone 6 We Can Please You! Dainty foods, special dellraclen, always ready. Yuu will enjoy our varied, well cooked dishes. We conduct a modern dellcateiiiien at 315 Cms street. YOI'R PATRONAGE HKSI'KCTFUL LV HOLIf'ITKI). MUM. II. I,. (tlKHN ss ALU li WILSON. Choice Meats We handle choice meats, such as win faor. ratcrlng to customers who appreciate the best at reasonable prices comlilncd with satisfactory service. We handel the famous Sealshlpt Oysters. LOUIS KOHLHACEN PHONE 19 107 CASS STREET The Greatest Value Our la und cr i n R results assure tlic patrons of a value and quality unapproachable. There is no slighting of any of the details to make our prduets exceptional. - The : ; " Roseburg Steam Laundry SPECIAL SALE ON WAO O N S Thrt Carload Just Received -Tha Fa mous T. C. Mandt Farm Wagons. For sale only by kt. 115 MlKltlDAN' STHK Roseburg Flour Mills ItnM-lmnTs Ol.h .1 ln.lu.try. Mill l ,!... t Phone 56 HAY, CRAIN, FLOUR and FEED Alfalfa, Chest. With. Oils. Sioum !;.. and Oais. Charter O.ik, lllfh H-l,t. FihmIs. Alfalfa Mml. POULTRY SUPPLIES Wheat. Corn, Grey Oata Scratch Feed, cm, y,, Sunflower Seeds, Hone, Orlt, Shell, (ill M..,: nuri Mandy , Kgg Maker, Gerniotone llflllt, M'T'fUl in West rtmeburg. Jul, 8, 1S12, to Mr. and .Mr. H. H. Nutter, a daughter. Mr. Nutter In tlm local route agent of the Well Fuiku Kxpress Co I .OCA I. KKWH. Mr. nlnl .Mrs. II ,1. Krear are the. guests uf friend 111 Kugene, nlgl'l Vlcior Mii'i-lll lift Suri'luy on his return ti Columbia i'nlverslt. Mrs. Hindis Ullllith. of Dlxolivlll returned Sunday from u visit ut Slier. wood. Mr. iiinl Mr. .1 oti it I Kutiduv tor tlu-ir future ,OVe left i hiiliie In Portland. MIhh Louise IIiiiiiiuiih returned Sat urday from a visit with friend iii Portland. Mrs. .1. It. Zurrlii-r and children re turned Sunday from vIsiih Iii Prlnt- vllle mill Por'lanil Horace 11. i.ayricn. who haH bwn , a patlfiit at .Mt-ny nosjuiai, r'iunu-'j i " ""' i "ini. , Pndf'd Jiuip 30. 1911. thro wt-re nA.viKU.-A position hy your.; hornw to MyrtU Crct-k today. MIsh Lars.',., who haH 1hmi a wu'Ht !21.(iR:i ixthIoihth on tlie roll. man, 22 years old. steady and iu $2.00 per do'.iii (or to G rain-, at the home of Mr. und Mih. K. M i ti,p amount expended for pensions ,m( habits; williiiR to do auy nets while tlu-y last; no amenta. Klley, In Waite's Addition, left on her Hurinc the vear u;h II. "i 7 3 ' 1 .-' thliiK that Is honest, and will pa. Clark & Clark. tl lr. I.owes K'as.si-H lat-t enoiiKi lontcer to make them ctieaper t lian cheaper KlaHsK would f a a gift. My order from the factory for holiday nh'kle ware J wit received. My stock of noveltlen for the bath it now coniplet . Wlnniu (iaddls, the Plumber. dtf lr. Hermann. eyeslnlit KpeelallHt, will be In his oflue utilll Monday. Jan. 15. A thorough examination of the nerves and mo ht I eg Ih made as well -as tti refractive condition of the eyes. AIJ glasses ore guaranteed to give per fect satisfaction or money refunded. Your eyes tell you your glasses are right. I)r. Lowe's glasses are rlg!it glasses. "Frldo of Pniiglas" nod "Queen City" flour bring results. Ask th Don ulna County Mills, ohone 13. dtf Mont hoseourg housewives us either "Pride of Douglas'' or "Queer Ctty" flour. There's a reason for It Phone 13. OouglHS Countv Mills, V S. B. CR.OUCH I, , :,: i',,,.,,! i . n.ii. Hi. .ii. h-at Lire Killi-r, i Local jrswa. Or. Long leaves Tuesday libuii. Editor I). E. Vernon was over from Oakland today. Deputy Sheriff T. E. Luwson wa down from Olendale today John l. WIIhou, deputv game war den, was over from Youcalla today. I)r. C. L. PosrHon returned Kiitol.iv fr(,m Sall ,,.,,0i !. accompanied by i his son, Leon. fit i I V. tll:if-k riinn n fnrmor rnsi. dent of this city, is spending a few (lava In Koschurg. lir. and Mrs. W. V. Faulkner left Sunday on their return home io .,... I friii.U f'riniilv Hon. and Mrs. O. P. Cos-how and lir. K. II. Stewart returned Saturday nlgbt from Southern California. M. H. Smith. Hem Kate. J. II. Hur- i i l'.i ii- - ...i l IB mill r.u. 11 -ili- llllu H lie m-ll! among the Itoseburg visitors today. r i f, iiiiiHim a iiiur in hiu hi 'jtr I'' pum lor a Kaine mru ny a return home to Spokane today. Frank Worley. a pioneer resiili-i.l of Canvoiiville, now In bis Ruth yenr. ' arrived here this afternoon and is c.t. op the rull at the close of nnv fiscal ' - the home of his daughter, Mrs. Mary year was on June 30. 1902. when the Fofl "EXT. Furnished house, 211 Levens. lie Is suffering severely total number was &U9.446. Ther;. " ashlngton Btreet, Itoseburg. En from rhnmiatlsm. i has b"en a net decrease of more than 'inlre in. Van Buren. Clainle Harvey, of Oakland, under-' 1 OO.fliiO In the last six years, and " ' " went an operation for apiendlcltis at the number is now less than at unv rR KENT. Ilouso two blocks east Mercy Hospital this morning. I)r. A. - time since 1x92. of Masonic temple liitjuire at :he F. Set her conducting. The patient's I As a matter of historical Interest residence of Judge Hamilton, dtf condition Is favorable and IiIb carlv It is noted that the last pensioner' recovery is anticipated. s the Revolutionary War died dnr :FO" RkNT. turnislied hnusekeep- Stops Itching Instantly. Cur-M lug the iiast year. The last survlv- '"K ro.?m"' No chlldrn. 302 idles, eczema, salt rheum, tette-, ing iiensioned soldier of that w.-.r W eat Washington. dtf itch, hives, herpes, scabies Doan's tiled In 1 St9. and the last widow pen- ' Dcvn Z Ointment. At nnv rirnu tnro ! ulrnier rif I h.i I wn r itlei! In 1 9(1(1 The 0,1 RL.NT. Furnished Suite Of Making a clenn breast of the'r hold-no several weeks uno of tha Drain stage, Kd. Jurglns und Frank Cozlah, alias Foster, were Indicted by the grand jury this afternoon r-n the charge of highway robbery. They will be sentenced by Judge Hamilton probably tomorrow morning. Coziah's real name was learned In a letter to' the sheriff's office here from the -sheriff at Laramie, Wyo., where thf I robber formerly lived. The letter al ko titated thiir rn7h.h u w..nt...i ! there for selling a team of mortgage i ' ln tnis c,ty- returned home to Por horses and for other offenses. 'um' t0(lay- ii, -.1 i- ti - .l .. ... Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Adams r i iiniiiiiii a rtnti-i iiiitw, n , i set In last Saturday morning and wait reported today to be still progressing I has cost the city upwards of $250. ) mm, according to the estimate of the Portland Oregonian. The city Is still in the throes of the wintry blast, and throughout the whole Northwest there are ruinous effects of the heavy snow storm which Itoseburg provi- I Ui-nnaMy escaped. Zero weather pre ! vailed at many places east of the Cus j cades Sunday and the snow raitgel In depth from 40 inches In the Ho"d I River Valley to l Inches at Walla j Walla and adjacent joints. West !' the Cascades the snowfall was not as gieat. though many orchards In the Willamette Valley sufered heavily. 1 The coldest spot In the country Wi'.s Hayward. Wis., where the tempera ture was 4-'i below zero. For a mild, easy action of th? bowels, a single dose of Doan's Regu lets is enough. Treatment cures habitual constipation. 2.'c a box. Ask your druggist for them. Jesse K. Lynch, the young man who hired a team of horses and buggy from Sam T. Smith's stables In th.s city Friday afternoon and drove to lileiulale, after trying to sell the out fit at Canyonville, was arraigned in Justice Markers' cmnl this afternoon en a cbai ge ot larceny. lie fur nished n bond of $:too to Insure his appearance for examination at 9 o' clock tomorrow morning. Two trans ients giving their names as J. Ityi'.n and Andrew Ihiffy. who made the (tip from this city to Clemlnle with Aiich. were arrested with him by ' Hepnty SberifT Thomas Law son and are bHtig detained In jail here as v. li tieMes. Ly n-h's escapade was car ried out while be was on a big spre He first drove to hixonvllle with '"Tip" HIM, a local painter, and an other man named Monroe, then iliit bed Ihent mid came back to Rns" buiK and picked up HutTy and Kwiu. l.al-T tu the day Hill found his wav Into the city jail and was released J Sunday on bis recognizance with tb order to appear for arraignment t;i ihe police court at 7:K this evening. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Km Always Bough! Bears te 6itfUAturo ot - ITS WISEST TO BE A!!h M) OF TIME T'sce your orders with us for your needs In klMHIMJ (XII. Wo can now till thj order with th Sest selected old growth lir. Ihe kind that will make your nre starting or building an ensy matter and a cer tainty. W also carrr IllM'k SPitlMiM COAL slid a full Hat of I t I II AMI II V. ROSEBURG FEED AND FUEL CO. WliKh4trr und Jnrknon Streets, rtion 1(3. IlKf.l'TllKKmU.IW, i Continued from page 1). celvei; it i believed a saving M about $ I .".n.OiiO per annum could thus be effected, and that better resiiits would be untamed. , ., ake Vourself The U'lter The enactment of legislation au thorizing the taking of proofs on tb' " land. In this way the Interests of LOST A.M KOIXI) both the settler and the Government would he belter subserved and more exiiedltion attained. An act milking false swearing I'l relation to the character of the land of which entry Is sought, or concern 1 illir the lefiil (i im lilii-ji I inns of file I would-be etitrymali, an offense illliiHh.-ihli' line or Imprisonment, ' or both. Legislation providing for th.' I nuiilMtrncnt or uiiKr-riiniiloiiH mm In- -, - - I oii-te,u professional locators by line or iiii:riKfiimiNi, tir mini. I'l'iiNhuiiTH Hit-ri'asitiie. ; .. , . At the ben! ruling of the limal year 3.1. a decrease ns compared with th? previous year ot li.il I S.89.1.' The largest number of pensioners l,1Kt surviving pensioned soldier of the war of 1812 died In 190.1. There are now zty winows oi mac war on the roll LOCAL Sr-VIH, Take your eyes to Dr. Kowe. Mr. and Mrs. II. Tapp, of the Cen tral Hotel, returned this afternoon from a trip to Grants Pass. Mrs. I). Roadman, who has bei R"st of Mrs. T. D. Weatherford tinned home to Portland today. afti a visit at Kdenbower with her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Speiehor. I New arrivals In Roseburg are J. tZ. I VlcClintock and family, of Four J Lakes, Wash. They may becom I peimaneiit residents of Itoseburg. F. S. Hnwne, former cashier of the Flist Tin st & Savings Hank. I el' I Sunday f ir Kagle (Jorge, near Seattl? where he will be employed as book keeper at a lumber plant. Albert Pbe and child, of Wyom ing, and K. P. Lundy and two child ren.if Salem, left for their homes today, alter a visit at the home of Fred Lane in Miller's Addition Rev. J. N. McConnell, pastor of the Chi isi ian Church left Sunday for The lalles. where he will ass'st his son. Rev. Howard McConnell. In hold ing a seties of revival meetings. Jt lin X. Rvan. a former printer of this city, now located at Port Town send. Wash., Is spending a few davs In Roseburg. He is now vice 'presi dent of (he Alaska Investment and I teveloptneiit Company. Mrs. H. L. Tabke and children who have been the guests of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. II. ( Stanton re! ii rued In me to Tort laud Suud. ' Miss era Jones left todav i.ir llotid River, where !) will pp"!id tV. next two tu out lis, perhaps remain pel maiiently. Miss (iohlie Hishop ha." succteded her as stinogradier In t'le law otlices of Fulletton & Orcutt. Mis. Lalliashe, of Jamestown, V 1)., who lias been the guest of Mr, M. irthy. In West Rosiduirg. at to Salem today. She and h husband may become permanent resi dents of Roseburg next spring. Al. ('reason will this week beg'r. the erection of a building adjoining tin N'ortb Sitie irroi-erv and extendi i ! r. II f..ot ii I niie' U'ini-heHttT t reel 1: Rill be occupied as a drug store hv W. J. Thornton. The hitler's father. J . J. Thornton, will be associated with him In the business. Mrs. I,. Watson, who has bi"ti roiuliictiiic a novelty store In th Manaliee Temple, has solil her stiK-k of kooiIh Io I.. II. Sllllllllerflelil. owner of the .'.-m-l'i cent store further up oil street, lillil has nlso sccepteil u position as cleik In that store. At all adjourned session of the Or eilit Court toiliiy. ilerrees of divone weie Issued by Jud:e Hamilton at follows: Nellie from liavid Worley. cruel ami inhuman tre:itt.lent ; W. It from CiiTtrude Phillips, desertl'm I'hllllps is an oiehardist for the w C. Ilaidimc Land Co. The decree lor Mrs. Worley tarried with it the ru. todv of a minor child. A. II. Haines. Miss Kditli llaln . Kiktmi. Mr and Mis. K. A. Wood'u I'll 1 1 mo n , Wash.: W. J. Iluichan!. Si ottsliiii a: C. K. Kicker. Cardiner, II. W. Wilkilm. Sampson; Thos. Cope land Walla Walla; A. 11. Innersill and w ife. Sissclton. S. !.: Thos. 1;. . Law si II. Clelidale; H l. Weather!. Ii.-it Swcai.nKeii. Klkton: S. K. Tow ers. Seaitle. were recent arrivals nt the McClallell. I IF YOU haie a horse, or a cow. or a hen. an 1 If you want our stm k kept In Al condition, let us supply u with the FEED that niM-s satisfaction. ' Full Weigh! and Full Measure." I liosFiti r.i; lU D il l:l. en. 1 1'liiMie Hi t w iiu hester A Jackson t-:s ) AI.PI KTS. Ill KV OPTOMKTKIST II W. CASS 8T. Hoe- burg Orwgoa These Are The Utile Ails. Tlwt Pay n.,,1, Header m Ailvci-llser ltraa lM -ullln K,ery Hay FOUND. Lad; ' silk scarf. Owner I pieaso call at Review office for It. . FOUND. Lady's kid glove. Owner please call at Iteview office for It. WANTKIl WANTKIK (ifod Rorond-liand ofllco desk. AtMreHB M., care Itevtew. niTllnl in I , , , tin, i ATl oi It LADY would like gener:-! htiiiMcwfirk in ttnm f;i mil v Phone l pvi-11 I n v Il. i 7-.I Address P. O. Hox 191. Rosebur. n HKXT housekeepitiK rooms, light and water furnished. Inquire at Royal Club Restaurant, Cass street, near depot. FOR RENT. Kurnlshed 5-room cot tage, fine location, after Jan. 10. Address Box 4 HI, Roseburg. FOR RENT. Housekeeping suites. Very central location. Inquire 335 Aorth Kose street. FOR RENT. House and ten acres of Uaddls place, adjoining Hob.j burg; 100 bearing trees. Rent JlfiO per year. Cull ou Winnie Gaddis. 13 FOR RENT. Two newly and neatly furnished rooms for housekeeping bath, electric light and all modern conveniences. lL'G N. Kane. I'hone 270-R. l'Olt S.ll.K OH TUADE FOR SALE. Ilult and Hlack Orping tons In pens or trios. Ilrooksidc I'oultry Furin, Roseburg, Oregon. FOR SALE. 100 cords of wood. For particulars call on or address F. E Weaver, Riddle, Oregon. FOR SALE. Some nice thrifty pigs and shouts. Ituseiibark Itros. Itoseburg, I'hone Farmers 6X7. FOR SALE. Homestead relinquish nicnt. Address Llox 66, Roseburg Oregon. dsw FOR SALE. Two young sow pl Just right for butchering. Call -ii address II. II. ileald, llux Eden- bower. KOI! SALE OR TRAIIE. Four lot. with store building mid residelici 111 city of Drain. Address Itox 161 I Haul, wichhii. FOR SALE. A team of draft horses, lines 1 5 nnd 6 years, weight 4300 lbs. each; also wagon and harness Will sell ln part. If desired. F. Schmidt, Kdenbower. Or. tl FOR SALE. Household furniture of live rooms. Will sell all together or separately. W. W. Wallace, I'rospect street, or address Uox 221. rill'NE TREES -We have them. well as a complete line of other nursery stock: salesmen wanted Donald Nursery Co., Donald, Or. FOR SALE. Lot (0 feet front and extending to river: fine tlver bot torn soil. Inquire at 608 Nortr Pine strwt. dtl FOR SALE. Rhcubarb, the Monarch variety. Best and latest lntroduc tlon on the market. Plant? 25r each, or $2.fi0 per dozen. Call "n K. Schuiidt, Kdenbowpr. iltf FOR SALE. Aspaiagtis roots, two years old: Palmetto variety: 7."c hundred, or fi a thousand. Early .leisey Waketleld cabbage plants 10c a dozen, or 3 dozen for '2e. II. C. Dawson, 62." Second Ave. South. North Roseburg. dsw FlR SALE. My enlire herd of regls- lered Shorthorns, consisting of 14 cows and heifers. 2 bull calves and herd bull. The 17 head go for $iiii If taken at once. 1 am pre paring to leave Oregon. J. L Wright. Drew. Oregon. dsw FOR SALE Owing to my recent ac cident, and resulting III health. 1 olfer for sale practically all my f'.H-k of registered Angora goals consisting of 'ucks. doe, buck kids nnd doe-kids, rich ln Turk 1st nnd South African blood. Slngl". pairs, trios, er largi r numbers to suit pun baser. E. L. Naylor. Fori-st Grove. Oregon. dsw TnKSI'AH XOTICK. Positively no trrspmlng a!!ow on the lands of the Curry estate dsw N CCRRT ESTATE price of foodstuff has come 'down at the North Side Grocery. .-Iif Smith's Livery, all new rigs and: outfits, first class driving and riding hoires; automobile In connection ' I Terms reasonable. Thone (0. OiTlce ' with new ladles' waiting room, cor-1 ner Oak and Rose streets ft T ' smith, prx-prletor. dtl DRESSMAKING. Miss Cora Gmeu, foraierly Mis. Cora Mcllargue, talloress, of Sau Francisco, has opened parlors in the Marks building, over the Palucu Theater. Only first clans work. Ail work guaranteed. Typewriters for sale and for rent at the ltoaebure Honk Store. Call ud 340, tb Douglas County i Creamery, for cream. Our Meats Are From Specially Selected Steers, Fed and Fattened By Us, for Our Holiday Trade. Choice cuts, such as every customer appreciates. We are ready to sup ply the holiday trade. Send In your order now. Phone 134. Roseburg fillKRIDAN ST. SONEL RUGS r A large assortment just arrived. New artistic pat terns and beautiful color schemes that will please you. All wool, fast colors. See them aud be convinced. L. H. Rhoades & Co. The 2nd E3T Store Grand Clearance Sale of all left-over Christmas Goods Why shouldn't you be the one to get some of our genuine bargains? Here you will find everything in silverware, watches and diamonds articles that will prove to be suitable for your every need. Prices the lowest, quality ' considered. Your inspection is invited. J. T. BRYAN JEWELER OPPOSITE POSTOI'FICE WATCH Ol'Il WIXDOV'S. i r Why Not? . - SINCE the tenden cy of the Holiday Gift has turned to ward the useful as well as the ornamen tal, why not FIRST inspect our magnifi cent display of Things Men Like Best All Goods Guaranteed or Trlpls mirrors In French pitta, all Izcs. Winnie Gaddli, the Plumber. Why buy coupons? firing this adv. and 50 cents to Hill's Studio and g)t three cabinet photos. Good only fur a short time. dtf Carbon paper In large sheets for transfer work at the Hose burg BOOK Store. Douglas County dreamery batter only 85c a two-pound square. Ask your grocer for It. Patronise borne Industry. 411 Meat Market NEWHARD bROS., Props. Elegant Assortments Pleasing Styles Square Deal Prices Simon Caro The Quality Store Purchase Price Refunded. TIIK I'ltl TTV IIOI SK VIH AltK 111 II.IHNtj will he a whole lot better one If m provide the lumber for It. Being all thoroughly seasoned, there will b less settling and no cracking or wan ing whatever. Our lumber means n.i more expense now and le?s rxprns for repairs later on. We shall b glad u take your order for anything'' from sill he.vms to calling. Orders filled for all kinds of fruit poxes. The J. 0. Rook Co. Roaebarg, Orrgoa.