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Entered at lloseDurg. Oregon. Post
office bi Second-Clan Matter.
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UA1LY
Per year, by man f 3.0d
Per month, delivered 60
Her week, delivered 16
8KMI-WEEKLY
Per year $2.00
.SlI month! $1.00
JAM AIIV 17, 11)12.
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AT T1IK JAM AIIV THIOL
'1'. H KlU'ly, &U!t
Joe K'utik-uu, hounty : .
J. V. MctiiiiiilH, Lount.
V, F, Powell, bounty . .
J. W. Tlioiiiau, roud stipr. ,
H. M
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:tviHOD, name
M. Si 1.1 All, hdlllH
A. Mt Niitih, HiiniH
Henry Knstoii," Indigents . . . J
K. t I,add, name
S. K. ItrtKbin, name
It. W. Strung, Court hoiiHe . .
Ira rilklngtuii, rupuiiB
J. W. Wright, iiiHurame ...
Irwin-Hudson Co., mippltefl .
lUitln .Nonpareil, (.riming . .
I). H. MarstcrH. plti nihility . . t
Laura Hozley, witncHH, Stale
vs. MmpBon
rrank Cain, Hiirveyor
John Alexander, road
J. A. Stephens road hui
J. It. Gilliam, name
J. It. Chnney, sumo
II. MeClay, Bar no
M. McOonatd, sumo
Ii. W. Ketsom, name
.U'hho Williams, bounty ....
It. O. Lehman, bounty
J. Ji. Kvarts, road supervisor
K. .1. MadiHon, same
C. i WntHon, huiiio
A. K. StOCk-T, HHI1K4
II. II. Morton, bounty
Ii. L. Itico, damaK'U on Hire
Creek road
J. V. TboinuBon, road Hiipr. . .
Ii. J. HarriH, name
II. II Morton, uamo
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J. iiture, rond daniuiit'B, di-
triit No. II
V A. Kebiliig. road hiijh. ..
K. .1. Madison, houniy
.1. Ii. Kiitlci ton. road niiii...
i. W. K riiKc. Hatnu
Simon Curo, indigent
10. K. Wiinberly, inlHrt'llanroiiH
T. H. Miirnt'll, road uup'r. . . .
T. I.. Ilrewer, ani!
.1. T. (.nodmun. same
Leslie Hatfield, an inn
l- A. Herker, Ka m h
.1. ., l'atdue. name
W. ii. Coatu. H.'iino
Cuv Cordon, Asst-MSor'B olllce
Cora Camiilii'll, Ham'
W. II. HarriH. ahslrarting
I,'iiox. Clt-rk 'h oflice
It. I.. Wliii'Ph', ShrrilT H ollice
K'iin'th fi;in. samt?
11. T. MrClallfii. tax.-
K. 1.. UVbb, Clerk'H ollict . .
Kita K. Cuhb, Kamc
I'. C. lais. load sii H'rvlsor .
i. .1. Nonnau, Hanie
K. II. Wells, gillie
ft. C. I'owi-ll, hame
1 1 t-n ry Wit te, name
C. (. Criteser. HUtne
Itciij. Hnller. hanie
W. K. Johnston, same ....
(. Olson, same
II. I). Coniiine, Kainc
J. X. M. dd' ii, fi-rrieH
X. 1'. Wheat, road superviKor
Kay A Kee. same
A. I., lilark, same
J. II. WlNon. Sheriff's olnYe. .
MatnirrH I)iiik Co., snpplleH.
(J. W. SimmoiiH, road sup'r. .
Ilamillon Iiiiik Co., iiLdli'iitH
X. T. Jewett, lni ui'st
J. II. l'arliiiK, same
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Woman's Power
Over Man
Woman's moat glorious endowment it the power
to awaken and hold the pure and honc'- t love ol a
worthy man. When ahe loara it and Rhll love on,
no one in the wide world can know the heart oitony
ahe endure. . The woman who tufrra from weak
nets and derangement ol her tpeL-ial womanly or
ganism soon loses the power to swuy the heart ol
a man. Her general health suffers and she loea
her good looks, her atlractiveocns. her amiohilitv
and her power and preside as a woman. Dr. k.V. Pierce, of Itufluln, N.Y. with
Ue assistance of his staff of ahle physicians, has prescribed lor and cured many
thousands of women. He hns devised a siiccchsIuI remedy lor woman's ail
ments. It is known as Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It i. . p,iijve
epeeiuo for the weaknesses and disorders peculiar to women. It purifies, reu.
Isle., strengthens and heal.. Medicine dealers sell it. No k,mt dealer will
dvise yuu to accept a substitute in order to make a little larger profit.
IT MAKES WEAK WOMEN STRONG.
SICK WOMEN WELL.
Dr. Pkrct'B Pletfnt IHIItlt rrguUlc mnd Hrrntfhen XmriMtA. A-rr and lW.
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Please You!
Dainty foods, special dellrariep. alwnyn ready, Y.m will enjoy our
varied, well rooked disheK. We i-ondurt a modern delicatessen at
S 1 f Cass st rect.
YOCIt PATItOXACK UKSPKCTFI'L I.Y SOI.IClTi:).
MltS. II. I.. COl l IN MISS AI.ICK VII.S).
I ituiehiirij I'nd. Co., iuiuc .
New, prluting : ; . . f
.Claud Putchen. Sheriff f office
K. J, Null, autO hire
M. Woodruff, roads .
K!la Troifll, witness
John K. O Mara, road sup'r. .
Itewe. printlDK
J. (i. iJlcks, road sup'r
Kullerton & Hicbardtton, ludl-
K'MltB
X. T. Jewett, lnfUfst
K. II. Lenox, expenses, etc...
J. A. JarriueM, road sup'r....
W. R. Wells. drawhiK jury..
II. A. Ireland, same
V.. K. Wells, same
J. K. OXell, book, Justice..
Uosfburg Steam Laundry,
Jull
Mrs. U. K. Qulne. board prls.
(i. K. Qnine, expenses
d. K. Qulne, expenses
Irwlu-Hodson Co., books ...
Merry MoHpltal, Indigents
Prank Oorrell, road Bup'r.
V. T. Jackson, ferry boat . . .
F. C. I. add. indigents
MonoKram Cigar Store, jail.
Caclhc Tel. Co., services ...
Itlee & Itlff. Kgpt. olllce
T. A. Findlay, Indigents . . .
Pac. Stationery Co., books . .
M. L. Morris, road sup'r. ...
C. K. Stephens, servlws.
Sheriff
Sam Hall, road sujwrviHor . .
W. II. Brown, same
'Frank Sullivan, bounty ....
'II. F. -MeCIay. road supervis'r
, Hert SweariiiRen. witness . .
North Side Planing Mill,
Sheriff's oIMce
M. It. Smith, road sup'r
.1. M. Schaeffer, same
(ieo. K. Keller, bounty
F. II. Vh.rU. health officer. .
I. O. Weatherly, witness ..
Pearl Beainan, witness
Mr. A. K. Sethr, same
Thomas I.awson, same
O. A. Jones, sunie
John Pulley, Hame
C. H. Johns, bounty
A. (). Strickland, bounty
Baxter Robinson, witness . .
J. I,. Hoggs, witness
J. Crltliu, witness
Oowney McCulloch, witness.
(Jeo. W .Bryant, witness ...
J. J. Kernan, school sup'r...
K. M. I led rick, -same
Kobert Anlatif, road sup'r...
Marry Neat, witness
A. S. Jenkins. Bame
Jack McCiirdy. same
W. M. Kerr, same
(Ieo. Itrishln. same
I J. la. Whttsett, same
Charles I)yer, same
it. W. Marsters. StMo vs.
Denny, et al
It. W. Marsters, State vs.
McCraw
It. W. Marsters, State vs.
Myers
It. V. Marsters, State vs.
Marsh
B. Kenton, State vs.
Marsh
It. W. MarHters, State vs.
Crouch
Jus. II. DearlliiK, State vs.
Bedford
J. K. Itow. State vs. Beard..
S. P. Kenley, same
C. T. eMail, State vs. FiUhouse,
et al
.1. Hanks, same
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Sykes Roller Skating Rink
Clair I'.lodtt. Mrfr.
A popular resort. Orchestra pipe organ. Meet
your fricnJsatithci
Roller Rink Open lilvcninjjs
Skates 2.1 Cts. Over Sykes Store.
Next Door to I. O. Rear k I,. Stephens' Shoe Store
Progress vShoe vShop
PRICE LIST
Mi-n'a U:iir .a
Men a Sdl. .in.l II.
Men's Pull Snli-s ..ii. I ll . s ..
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J. H. Sykes S
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STORK
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E Carry a new ami tompU te sloek of duns. Am
munition, I'lsliinjl Jackie ami Sporting Ootids.
Cun Repairing aiul ley I it t m j la specialty.
A share of your patronage will le appreci.iteil.
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BAKING POWDER
Absolutely Pure
The only Baking Powder made
fromRoyal Crape Cream ofTartar
NO ALUM, NO LIME PHOSPHATE
AIVAN IN(i THK NATIONAL
Mill, I' KltTII.I TV l.l iii;.
K. Qulne. expenses
A. K. Sether, rmpqua Brldse
II. S. French, IndlKents ....
A. J. I.evlus. same
J. M. Younce. same
Mrs. M. V. Oliver, snme
W. D. Snider, road stin'r
Frank Cain, surveying road.
Irwln-llodson Co., election
supplies
It. A. Mercher, drawing Jury
O. W. Cage, same
Victor Phlpps, same
Itosehurg Hook Store, suppl's
Itoselt-af Cigar Store, Jail , .
A. H Bossen, bounty
M. It. U yiin, rommfsttloner .
J. S. Wiley, eomnilssloner . .
V. A. Smiley, road sup'r. ..
N. T. Jewett, lniuest
W. A. ShilTlet. witneKS
It. IV Morteiiunn, IntllgentH .
National Surety Co.. Sheriffs
bond Ito.h.i
(!eo M. Brown, miscellaneous Von
J. S Crny. wlimKS 1..Mt
A. II. Piikkcii. witness t. S
W. 1.. Smith. Itness 7.4
M. A. Illakely. bounty Il l'"
A ,. Mancnrk. wt(liets .... 1 S"
Ftauk l. Mhellt. State vs.
It mi lit no
John T Long. State vs. Jones lit. or
W. .1. C.mrad, refund of taxe) JI.:t"
ti. W. Wenacott. expenses .. 12. n't
NO MORE GAS
IN STOMACH
AND BOWELS
Not Only Relief, but Cure
for All Time.
IVnvh y )U..rlv ukf HAA1 JlAS N 6 GAf-
TtMl "TN f. T Ir .tiv.
hui m s,s-nnt .rrsw pm"" 'tttit
trvl iwp talh (or sSi.nna.-4i t..tiKj MrtKuimri) Ut M
U )l rllnU rooting trixn ! IVt-w :r.
'PialWiiH. rA (Twiif flinf t V pit '
V';rt.rnih will (Vrrvw iliMpvmr n tr tin Urn!
ntita aixt trrvon (M-lin. with tMxrt lpiUli.n, iU
ntwih an.1 y-'ii mart I ! tr l
bfi-nih, .4tn pmrulml h) gu Jrn' ln )W
br-irt srxl h nf.
.mr I nut- r rut (Inrm M iw r
I'-!., IUNN S (HS-TJU ISl-rnt
5a iiitfHrMn ith ibr nmilstb'i.; Mm I inpfw
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1 1 amuir isntriai tr frr fl(V. tt fT
it- rr ct ari ti-wi lU'iaanMaA PWrusvy.
JO SultOT St, IMS InitwrtK
MIFSSMAKINO.
Mis Cora Cnvn, formerly Mrs.
Cora MrMnrgiie, tnllonMi. of S.u
Kramlwo, hn opened parlors In th
Marks bultding. oer the Palace
Theater. Only flmt clana work. All
w ork guaranteed.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1 fi. A hill
of great Import will be Introduced iu
t he 1 1 on se of Itepresen t a 1 1 vet on
Wednesday, Jan. 17, by Representa
tive Lever, of South Carolina, and on
the same day It will be presented in
the Senate jointly by Senators Hoke
Smith and Page. The bill provides
for the further endowment and sup
port of Agricultural Colleges to en
able them to assist in getting Into
practice the best methods ol agri
culture evolved by operation of tho
plan of establishing and maintains
agricultural colleges and experiment
stations lu the various states.
This measure Is the Joint work of
the National Soil Fertility League,
tho executive committee of the col
leges of agriculture and the states
men above mentioned. It is iu line
with the President's recommendation
in his address at the National Con
servation Congress at Kansas City.
Mo., September SJii, 1111, it has tho
support or the House lenders of both
parties, and It may be regarded as an
omul-partisan measure.
According to the general plan out
or which this measure springs. It I;
proposed that the procedure sha'tl
consist or getting into general prac
tice thi! best methods known to scien
tific agriculture by employing trained
agriculturists, or practical ftirui
demonstrators, skilled In the most
approved methods or farm practice,
to take to the farmer on his own
farm the Information or knowledge
that will enable him, the latter, to
Interpret and adapt to his local con
ditions the best methods of fanning.
In plain terms. It will as rapidly us
possible, place a trained, practical
man. selected and directed by the re
spective state agricultural colleger,
permanently in each agricultural
county of the Cniteit States, and en
able the faimcr to become master of
his calling aided by the best services
the country can furnish, and sup
ported by Federal and state aid.
According to the provisions of tho
hill there will be an a ppropriutitm
beginning nt the rate of less than on.'
cent per capita and will approximate
three cents per capita by the time
the annual appropriation shall havi
increased from I'.uo.Onu per year,
the starting point, to a little over
three million dollars, when it reached
the maximum. To have a clear Idea
of the distribution of these funds it
must be understood that each state
receiving its share of the fund must
appropriate an equal amount for that
purpose.
Most authorities have expressed
the belief that the operation of this
plan will In a tew years Increase the
farm output at least fi per cent.
That means an Increase or wealth
per capita or about $. UU per an
num, and It adds to the country's
assets four and one-half billions l:i
National resources. The average acre
age of Furoie gives from two ti.
three times the yield of the American
farms, notwithstanding their soil ha:t
been producing for centuries more
than the lauds have been cropped
hero.
In the President's opinion this
promises to be tho most valuable
constructive legislation of recent
years. Speaker Clark says the mind
cannot grasp the benefits that should
grow out of this movement. Ma
jority Leader Cliderwood expressed
the belief that It will do more good
to more people than any other single
enactment in a generation. Mr. 11.
M. Gross, of Chicago, president of the
National Soil Fertility League, says
he has submitted this specific pla i
to every agricultural college in tlu
land, there has been no ad vers j
criticism and about 95 per cent have
strongly endorsed it; It has been ap
proved by about four hundred public
bodies, such as boards of trade, com
mercial associations, business men's
clubs, women's clubs, etc., and nearly
a thousand Influential newspapers
have expressed a willingness to sup
port It.
"Or. Thomas Eclectic Oil Is the
best remedy for that often fatal dirt
ease croup. Has been used with
success in our family for eight
years." Mrs. L. Whiteacre, Buffalo,
N. Y.
CURES
o BLOOD POISON
No case of contagions blood poison is ever cured nntil the last particle
Of Hie virus lias been removed Irom the circulation. The least taint left in
the blood will sooner or later, cause a fresh ontlm-afc of flio tm,,1.1 , iih n
its hideous and destnu-tive ( ymptonis of ulcerated mouth and throat, copper
colored splotches, fal::iy h..-.r, sores nnd ulcers, etc. No other medicine so :
surely cures contagious 1,1.hk1 poison as S. S. & It poes down into the
blood nnd steadily ami sun !y drives out every particle of the infection. It
absolutely nnd fierie. tly purines the blood, nnd leaves this vital fluid as fresh, I
rich nnd healthy ms it was bt 'ore the destructive viius of contagious blood
poison entered Ihe circulation. ,S. S. S. quickly tikes eflect on the blood, i
nnd gradually the symptoms '! :a;ipcar, the health is improved, the skin
cleared of all Sx.ts, sore:, nnd O'.Ur blemishes, the hair stops coming out,
the mouth anil throat heal and when S. S. S. has cleansed the system of the
poison no trace of the disease is left S. S. S. cures contairious blrwl mi.ni, :
because it is the greatest of nil bloml purifiers, tested and proven for more
than forty years, ltook on this disease with suircestions for home treatment,
aud any medical advice sent free to nil who write.
THF SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. GA
Hot Lake Sanatorium
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mm- Med
RHEUMATISM CURED NATURE'S WAY
LIQUOR AND DRUG HABIT CURED
The treatment though effect'. v Is not harsh. Why he a slave to th"
habit when you can be cured. Write today for booklet. You may
have n loved one who could be restored. We will be pleased to send
you special literature. Ti e treatment is not expensive.
HOT I.AKi: SAVUmtll'M, HOT I.AKK, OKK.
WLTt:U M. riKIU'K, I're. and
REAL ESTATE
Farm Lands Fruit Lands Stock Ranches
Poultry Tracts City Property Rentals
FIRE INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC
List Your Property With Us.
HIMES & OLIVER
t'ASSST., .NKXT TO iIUM) HOTKI" I'liONK 8H7. ltOWKIU RO, OR.
IN STAPLE AND FANHY
GROCERIES
Our Stock and Prices Will Please You
8 bars S:ilo Washing Soap
2 Cans lllue Ribbon Cherries
2 Cans Kxtra Standard Plums
3 Cans Folly Prim Cleanser
3 PaokaRPs Hird Seed
3 PurkaKi'S Cood Starch
SuiHTlor Flour, the best In town, sack
Pine lllend Coffee, per pound
. . .SS.t
. . .8.1c
. . .line
. ..25c
. . .25c
, . .23c
.i.no
. . .25c
KENDRICK & KING
Jackson St.
GROCERS
Phone 63
McCIanahan Incubators and Brooders
Myers Well and
Spray Pumps
None Better
J. F. BARKER & CO.
Roseburg
With a full line of
Implements and Vehicles
Oregon
Stand a moment and consider whether II Is not worth while to hare
the best of everything In this life. You have to pay more, ome
t lines for Inferior things, wtatfii tho Bame money would bring the
best. W hen you arc buying carbonated beverages, Ginger A'.o,
"Hires" Hoot lleer. Ciders an 1 Syrups, why not Insist upon our
products? There's nothing b'Mer, nothing purer.
ROSEBURG SODA WORKS
Phone 186
rk rs m a a at
Koseourg Hour Mills.
Iti-M'tturic' 'hlit Industry.
Wr IVllier AnjwlM-rr.
"I'rlde of PourU' and "Queen
t'lty" flour hrlp(f retails. An th
lMiclaa I'euntT Mltlt. phone H dtf
Mr order from the factory fr
holiday nlekle ware Jj.-.t received.
Mt Ft in k of novelties for the bath i
now roni1et . Winnie (Uddli, the
I'lumbef. dtf
Phone 56
HAY, GRAIN, FLOUR and FEED
Alfalfa. Chf;it. Vetch. O.i'a. Stnnni Kolled I'.arl. y. Oata. Corn. Vhat
and Ont. Charter O.ik. Ill h Pl-glit. Cupid, llran. Shorts. Stock
Fooila. Alfalfa Meal.
POULTRY SUPPLIES
'heat. t orn. Crer O.ita Si r.itoh Food. Clili k Food, li.vf Scraps,
S infloa.'r Seeds. Pon. tlrl:. Shell. Oil .M.-al. Charcoal, l.lce Killer
V.indy I.ee. Fcg Maker, tirrruoavn.
a
Candies, Nuts, Grapes, Oranges
Candiesthe very best
Nutsevery known kind
Oranges from the best growers
Grapes the kind you like
Mrs. A. C. Kidd Si Son
Commercial Club Building'
7"