LOCAL NI.WS.
E. B. Barber returned to Myrtle
Creek this morning.
P. E. Colley. the W. O. W. ov
ganlzer, went to Kiddle today.
Prof. K. H. Appeltioff came down
from Grants Pas this afternoon.
Mrs. Ira Wlmhtrly. of Uralu, Ib
here at the home of her son, ii. V.
Wlmbtrly, for a day or two.
K. P. Mathews and family, of
Olatha, Colorado, are here and ex
pect to locate In this vicinity.
I. E. Hice, of Isadora, paused
through here thin inornliK? enroute
to ABhlund on a business trip.
C. E. Roberts went to Ruckles
this morning to do some more sur
veying on the Pitt farm, now owned
by Hon. J. II. liooth.
T. E. iJeUanno, of Wayne, Okla
homa, who has been looking over
this section. Is so well pleased that
he will return there at once and
bring bis family hero to locate.
Mrs. M. J. Kuerr and daughter,
Miss Gertrude, who have been visit
ing here with their daughter and sis
ter, Mrs. 1'nJ t hupmau, left this
afternoon on their return to Mill
City, Oregon.
The Commercial Abstract Co., J.
D. Zurcher manager, are now very
comfortably localed on the second
floor of the Perkins building, where
they have a very neat and convenient
aulte of offices.
The local gas company has erected
a fine ornamental pout In front of
tbelr office on North Jackson street
and expect to have gas lights burn
ing thereon from their new plant In
a few days.
Peter Ulum, H. J. Wilson. Riddle;
A. D. Ottlnger, Wilbur; J. II. Hatty.
Yoncalla; J. L. Cascbeer, Itlxonvllle;
J. 8. Harris. Myrtle Creek; Mrs. F.
H. Norman, Millwood; Chas. L. Buck
ley. Geo. J. Stearns. Oakland; K.
Flentge. Mrs. N. O. W. Perkins, Myr
tle Point; W. C. Winston, Winstons.
were among the Roseburg visitors
today.
Attys. O. P. Coshow, Geo. M.
Sr.Mn nndL.E;J'- """I"""1 ,w"nt to'to A. I). Ottlnger, who will erect a
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former will appear In he hearing of ,
o. a. sfUijiiB, sjiiuiKt-u wiiu b vioiUliuii
of the fish laws by maintaining dams
In South Myrtle Creek without pro
viding adequate flub ways. Mr.
brown will represent the state and
Mr. CoBhow the defense.
C. J. Kea. Myrtle Creek; Thos. D.
Petch, Medford; Ceo. Mt-Leod. Ply
mouth, Iowa; Mrs. Jos. M. Nye, V.u
qullle; J. Eugle and mother, Ytjul
phon, Cal.; K. K. Ilobsnn, ( rants
Pass; S. h. Ilarrod, Denver; W. C.
Camp. Louisville; J. I). Jones, Oeo.
J. Htearns, Ouklaud; A. M. Ander
son and wire, Sturgls, 8. I).; E. M.
MeKeuny, Sacramento, were reivnt
arrivals at the MeClallen.
O. W. Stephens came over from
Oakland this morning. He hud just
received a telegram from his niece,
Mary K. Htepheuti, of Monroe. Wash.,
stating that her father hnd been
stricken with paralysis there lust Fri
day, caused by a hemorrhage of the
brain, and that he was not exerted
to live more than a couple of days
longer. Mr. Stephens and his
brother. It. L. Stephens, of this city,
will lea ve t on I g h t f o r M on roe, f. 0
miles north of Seattle, to see their
stricken brother. The latter Is a
prominent biiHlness man of that sec
tion. He sold his sawmllllng and
timber land Intcrcttts In that Keel Inn
a couple of years ago for litf.O.tMM).
His son Is a member of the State Sen
ate of Washington.
YOU CAN CURE THAT BACKACHE.
Fin ftlooK Ui Ink k, diamine, litsuUrholid uriir r
UniriiMf. lid MrkftKV of Mirth timy'a AllO
mAtKM.KAK, lit i.l.-aiHMtl riMrl mil heiltrtir
fiifftil KMliiuy.lUwItlrf iiiHlrifMrjririiiiblM. Winn
JOB irf i an run mmn. iirtni, wr nm
tocrvy dm this rUsftrkfttlctintiitailiiii trf ntmtf'i
hffit tut. rtwu. A rrrzulaior il bnft no fx)uU.
Muthrr Un;'l Aromatic-. -tr ltl by Priiir
giali of wnl by mall Ut &J ru. hinil ient FUEK.
M I OF THIS KIND,
Tl TO TREAT A
1J WASH OUT A
aaafjr A WOUND OB A
HOW OFTEN YOU COULD
A RELIABLE ANTISEPTIC
:keep kreso dip
YOU WILL f IN0 IT
INSURANCE AGAINST 1075
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ITS A REAL NECESSITY ON EVERY FARM.
mm
i IS ALWAYS OOOO MONIV IN
STOCH. LUUSV.MANOV,
ARK A IQSINO GAMt
J5C A 6OC0 O'P AND YOU
BE SURE YOU HAVE THE RIGHT KINO
NO QUIMIGN ABOUT II IF Y0u USl HfitSO DlP NO 11
Sold by the
Hamilton
241 N. Jackson St.
The
wiLiirn kewh.
V 1 l.rlnrUn V. .. Bn1.1 ... tls
modern bungalow and become a per
manent resident of Wilbur, the kind
that Wilbur wants,
The Grunge of Wilbur will have
an oyHter supper March 22.
Quite a number of KitKtrn people
have been around hre lately.
II. Keel eg. wife and four children,
of Hooper, Waul.., started home this
morning, after a wpek's vIhII with
J. II. Bouncy and wife. X. X.
HrteuiiiutiKin V1'1' kly ItVlii-veil.
When you have rheumatism In
your foot or instep apply Chamber
ualn's Liniment and you will get
quick relief. It costs but a quarter
Why suffer? For salo by ull deal
ers. C
"Advertising Is the door to success.
Originality and aggresslveuees unlock
the door."
See our bargain counter.
Benson Grocery.
The
FOIt 8ALK. Two lots. In North
Koschurg. Ml foot front, 100 feet
deep, good location; cheap. Inquire
ut this office.
LOST. llaby bracelet, on street be
tween hoHpltal and Klks' temple.
Sunday. Itcward for return to
Mrs. C. It. Holloway. 51X South
Main St. tin. 1 G ;
FOIt SA1-K. 1 acres, 4-rooru
house, wood house, etc.; 4 chicken
limine, Hi'ViTal chicken runs; all
Mrxt-cIuHS noil, all fenced and crosa
feuced; good water; a f Irst-cWss
poultry ranch. Will sell cheap.
Also for sale 4-room house on lot
Mx 1 0(1. Tor $400. Inquire ut Re
view office .or uddress W. K.t care
of Hut T. Itnst'hurg dsw
ARE SURE ir YOU. USE
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MOW MANY. MANY TIMES YOU Nft SOMCTMIN5.
' TO KILL LICE ON A COLT ORCAIF. I
CASE OF MANGE OR RINGWORM, TO
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RUNNING SORE OR GAll .
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ON HANDvia
IF YOU
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with Ailmlratlim f r th rffct clrat
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freo frum rrn the il(htrt i.ilcloi
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furtlon In fi'!:ilnn In ihthi-d :o
ih t-tiDlfL t'utn aIwat. bar
l:anil (ilt jrouriii'lf .ml ui tk
i lrAaurv of I! tod.y.
The Economy Market
Oro. KohlbJLcra, Prep.
ii
ft ,
NEW
cordially invites your presence
Wednesday and Thursday
at 2:00 p. m. to 5:00 p. m.
Initial Display Showing of
1912 Spring Millinery
Music 3:00 to 5:00 Each Afternoon
LOCAL NEWS.
Hon. R. A. Hooth slopped over
here this afternoon enroute home
from points south.
John A. Wlnuiford was over from
the Lower Calupooia on business
today.
County Commissioner Ryan and
Bridge Contractor Alleth were here
today looking after bridge building
matters.
Hon. Z. L. Dlnimlck, former Mayor
of Oakland, was here from Portland
on buHliicHtt today. He went over to
Wilbur and will come here a Kit in be
fore returning home.
"Pride of Douglas, a Roseburg
product, and "Queen City' a bard
wheat article, made at Vancouver,
Wash., are the two best varieties of
flour on the market. Why use any
other kind that costs more? if your
grocer doeBn't carry either brand.
JuBt phona 13, Douglas County Mills,
and a sack will be delivered at your
home. dtf
o
The world" International trade has
doubled In value In the last five yeura
and shows for lit 11 a larger total
than ever before recorded. The
bureau of statiHtlcs of the Depart
ment of Commerce and Labor pub
lishes each month the latest avail
able data on the trade of each of
the principal countries of the world,
and In Its annual volume a statement
covering for a full year's period the
trade returns of a still larger list of
countries The number of countries
named In Us monthly table Is about
twenty-five, and hi Us annual table,
over fifty. In each case, however,
It Is possible to compare the trade
of any given count ry In the latest
available period with Its own trade
in the corresponding period of the
preceding year. A comparison of
these monthly figures which cover
portions of the year 1911 Indicate
(hat the trade for thctte portions of:
the year for which figures are avail
able allows an Increase of between i
five and six per cent over the cor
responding period of last year, and
should this gain be shown In the fig
ures ftir that part of the year not yet;
reported, the total International trade1
of I he w orld would approximate j
$l7.Hin.Oon,uu of exports and $IM
MHl.ouO.oou of Imports.
CASTOR I A
For Infants aud Childrea
Hie Kind You Have Always Boughl
01yuatur of
A Roseburg hen hatched last year
a dozen flue Itttlo baby chicks, which
she mother and "scratched' for uutil
about five months old. when a re
vial meeting was announced by the
churches of the city. To "feed the
preachers" the a foresaid cockerels
were decapitated. One day. soon af
ter their demise, the mother hen,
missing the tn. uked her daughters
what had b". erne of their brothers.
"Oh." cliier one of them, "they have
entered the ministry." "Well." re
sponded the mother hen. "It U Just
an well, perhaps, for they would
never have made good lay members."
Your hetia tmmt be comfortable and
foutfiitt'd or th'y will not lay enough
ctt to pay their wav. t'leanlliiess
ih i he itioei t-'iitial thing ftr their
comfort. lion'i ni:tke the inlstaka
of not cleaning your houses ofttn
enoilKh. aa III hens becottiu uncon
rortiihle if the droppings are allowed
lo accumulate, and likewise unprofit
able. A hen rioea her beet work wbeu
contented and happy.
No on lie awake thinking of
your btialnetM-. out of print out of
mind The Presidential candidate
ar well advertised every four years.
Ask your neighbor who ran with
ltrvan the last time Ave out of tea
will avr they have forgotten and the
other five will think a long time be
fore gltlng the romvl annvtrr.
"The tnoro advertlnlnt. the mora
business, the more bustneea. the more
profit. Tuat what you're after."
YORK STORE
NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S SALE.
fly virtue of un execution Issued
out of the Circuit Court for the Coun
ty of Douglas, State of Oregon, dated
the 1st day of March, A. D. 1912, In
a certain action wherein H. O. Par
geter, as plaintiff, recovered judg
ment against J. D. Zurcher, defend
ant, for the sum of $302.96, with
Interest thereon from December 21,
1911, at the rate of 8 per cent per
annum, und for costs In the sum of
$10.70, and for the sum of $30 at
torney's fees, and for sale of pledged
property, on the 27th day of Febru
ary. A. I). 1912.
I have levied upon the following
described personal property of the
defendant, to-wlt: Forty-nine shares
of the capital stock of the Commer
cial Abstract Company, of Roseburg,
Oregon.
Notice Is hereby given that on Sat
urday, the 23rd day of March, A. I).
1912. at 1 o'clock p. in., of that day.
In front of the courthouse In the city
of Koselmrg. Douglas County, Ore
gon, I will sell all the right, title,
and Interest of said J. D. Zurcher,
the defendant, in and to the above
described property, ut public auction,
for cash, lawful money of the United
States of America, to the highest
and best bidder, to satisfy said
execution and costs and attorney's
fees and the costs of sale.
' OKO. K. QCINE,
Sheriff of Douglas County, Oregon,
did
Smoked ham sliced at the Ilenson
Grocery.
Wool biigfl. wool twine, at J. F.
Ilarker & Co's., Roseburg. tf
Dr. J. L. Callaway. Osteopathic Phy
sician, Abraham Ittilldlng, Roseburg.
Patronise Review advertisers.
The Latest
CuffLink
The Missing
Link at
HUEY'S
Roseburg's Leading Jewelers
Pansies! Pansies!
The large flowering kind, Just
right for planting.. Grown from Im
ported seed, the best to be had In
Euroje. Plants 2oc per doen. or
tl.r.o per loo. I
F. Schmidt !
V I n hit tat a rltrht In frnn nt 1nnlr
KJonboer. right in rront or Masonic
CemeU ry.
'
A fre can at Church-
lit HarJware Co t. to
any Utlr calllnn for
For A Short
AUTO TRANSFER
J. F. Cl.KMKST. rrop.
I'hone 70, or leave order at J. H.
Sykes' gun store.
LOCAL NEWS.
Special attention given to order
work by Miss Ivy Henderson. The
newest things In trimmings, lace
bands, lace edging, flowers, wreaths,
shaded and changeable silks, at
James A. Perry's Millinery and
Ladles' Toggery.
Pickled pigs feet al the Benson
Grocery.
Call ud S40, tb Douglas County
Creamery, for cream.
"Pride of Douglup" and "Queen
City" flour bring: resuits. Ask the
Douglas County Mills, phone 13. dtf
After all there Is no fountain pen
quite as good as the Waterman Ideal,
on sale ut the iioueburg Hook Store.
ODr. Hermann, eyesight special
ist, will be in bis office, 217
So. Stephens street, from tbe
first to the fifteenth of each month.
Telephone 64-Y. dtf
The ladies of St. George's Church
will serve a CAFETERIA SUPPER
in the Parish house, 214 E. Cass,
Saturduy afternoon from 5 to 7 o'
clock, did
ft
SNAP.
Ono 4-room house, one 2-room
house and two lots 40x100 each, for
sale at a bargain. J",00 down, bal
ance easier thun rent.
PAGE INVESTMENT CO.,
Phono 242. 709 N. Jackson St.
A. T. 3t A. M Luri'l Irfxlite. No. 1
'Krsular inriiim. uo 'he iwt-onil mod
llourlli Mnltic'lays nt vm-h inonltt.
Muontc Teiiiiil? . corner Jackaou aud
Cats, tkjjuuruur. iuviiimI to atlemt.
.V Kick, w. m.
It. . C. Woon.Sec.
AO.U. W. KoiM'tinrir UmIka No. 11 Meeta
the 2nd ami ta Monday, tn each month
at 7 :m p. ui . lu the rureoter's Hall. All
membeia In aoul laotliiK art-Invited to at
UuJ. J. . U.iwiLL, M. W.
K. U. Lenox. Recorder.
BP. U. KLKS, koeeourr. Louae. rto.lafr Holde
regular communlcattou. al the Klka
Temple on iod aud 4th Thursday of racb
month . All member. reque.UHl to attend
regularly, and all vt.tuuf brother are cord!
el"j lUTlled toatlena.
H. H. Jo.arH.oir, K. R.
II. c: Hlxicun. Secretary.
DKtlKKK OF HONOR M Title Lodge No. UV
Ueetj rod and 4th Mouday evenluif'OI
eaCA month lo the Odd Feliuw'e Temule.
VUltllia member onrdlallT lUTlled to atteud.
AD. L.MKKtn.t.ot U
rf.H. Lxhox.Koc.
UU1 Kiaa. Receiver.
EAOLKH, Koaoburg Aerie meet. Is their ball
on Jacktou, St. 2iit and tUk Monday even
ing ul ea. h mouth, at S o clock. Visit
ing brelnran lu good intidlnir alway welcome.
He NoatH.W. P.
Phone M IM H. F. UoobMAH, w. Sac.
to. O.K., Phlleiartan Lonxe No. 8 Meet In
Odd Fellow. Temple, corner ol Jackson and
4 as Mreet. on Katurda:' eventnit of each
wek. alt m bet of the order la gcod ataadiug
re Invited toattend.
. H. KitoM. N. O.
M. M Uiuia. R.
IO. O- F., Kt.tng Hlar lMlge No. 174, meeta
Odd Fellow' Temple every Friday eveulng
Vull ng btethereh alwev welcome.
t:. II. TlKi-l.Mikl. N. O.
W. F. a.u.. K. 8.
M Fn ai.a. F. 8
IO. O. F., t'nton hncamproent No. 9-Meet
In odd Fellow' TeuiLde on the l.t and 3rd
1 ntirmlay evening ol each moolh. Vlalt
tog brethereo alway welcome.
4'aat.OHM. C P.
I., k. MlujtiK. Hcrlba.
M()IKKN W(HIMKN OF AUKHICA, Mfrlto
Ctnih N. tuerU cvry MA atil 4th
TurtHlM ol wery month lu tli Kf V
Hall, uu Jtv krMtn Hirtt-i. Trart'ltng Ne.bturi
ar corUialij luvtwd lo visit our Camp.
CM. MrKLHt(TtCaaul
U. aTi M. Clerk.
HOI'KRN BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA
u a., li(H.r Nl).4iMwry .n.i
j1 1 mu, 4th m.Uy m m.-u Tempi.
1 U.L VMn.Hr Krr.i.l.ut
A. L. momrt'ii. ocri-iry
OR H , K.wM.rt (napttpr Wo -Hot1m.e)i
rt?iiiar airtlti(t on t anil tr t Thml-y
lu mtb MonitS Mvidtif Dftntxri lo
food uniiu r rpKUuKj IdtUvhI M mt-
Jrni n it
k KHK R All!. Roavburc Rrtftal. ldt. No.
r 4i. i. o. o. r -Majru ia odj r.iow-
! tlatrraauJ brrUfo laviteiJ to fln1.
MM. A. A,JO!tr. J.
Mrk- I' ill Liwia. Hpcjp.
Mmv c. B i'ATBii-K, rtnancial
t.rt01,f OF THI WORLD. 111 ramp .No.
W lav Meeta at tbe Odd Fellow' Hall Ib
vv Roaebiirg, every Ut and ard Mondav
vertlaga. Vlatting nelcbbor alwav waleviua
M M MIL'.. 1'. v.
i. A . Beta" tM.. Clerk
. ttiMK tF wikih atfT. I llae Circle No
W . Iteet OB 1.1 an-t trd Mon.lar ev-oitg
VT of ea.b moia at odd Fel.ewr Hall.
Vtaltlng member, la good .taading are la
.lied la attead.
Maa. Ttu.ia Joanj. 8. R.
Ckaaa CaWbTlatB. Clark.
LOCAL NEWS.
Have Arundel tune It.
Typewriters for sale and rent at
the Roseburg Book Store. dBw
Remember. Dr. Hermann, the Eye
sight Specialist, is in his office, 217
S. Stephens St., from the first to the
fifteenth of each month.
Most Hoseburg housewives use
either "Pride of Douglas" or "Queen
City" flour. There's a reasin for It
Phone 13. Douglas County Mlllf. If
your grocer doesp't carry either kind.
Tl'la Is to certify that I, It. A.
Stowpll, have used Stowell's Oregon
Hair Tonic. My hair was half gone
and the rest was d ad. when a well
known barber In Roseburg advised
me to go to Portland and get relief.
1 toid him 1 was going to s-e a doctor
in Roseburg, and if he failed I would
go. So I went and saw Dr. J. C.
Twltchell, and he gave me the tonic,
that I afterward gave the name of
Oregon Hair Tonic. Anyone doubt
ing this statement, I can prove it.
(Signed) K. A. Stowell. dtf
KOSE SPRAY.
Spray solution for the destruction
of lice and aphis on rose bushes and
other plants.
MAUSTERS DRUG CO.
XOTICK KOIl TENTATIVE lll9
FOIt STHF.KT PAVING.
Notice is hereby given that the Re
corder of the City of Roseburg will,
up to 5 o'clock p. m. on March 18.
11)12, receive tentative bids for bald
surfuce pavement In the city of Rose
burg for 20,000 square yards and up
wards of such pavement. Said bids
should be accompanied by specifica
tions of the pavement bid upon, and
should specify the price per cubic
yard for grading, the price per square
yard for pavement, tho. price per
lineal foot for curb, the price each
for street monuments, catch basins
and Inlets, and 'be price for six and
eight inch sewer pipe drains and for
four and six inch subdrains.
By order of the Council.
Dated this f.th day of March. 1912.
CARL E. WIMUERLY,
Recorder of the City of Roseburg.
Oregon. ml 6
CALL FOR COUNTY WARRANTS.
Notice Is hereby given all persona
holding county wsirants issued by
Douglas County, Oregon and In
dorsed "Not paid for want of funds,"
prior to and including 'he 12th day
of June, 1911, to present the same
to the County Treasurer at his office
for payment, as Interest will cease
thereon after the date of this notice.
Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, this,
the 12th day of February. 1912.
J. E. 8AWTER3.
Coenty Treasurer of Douglas County,
Oregon. dsw
Town Lots and
Choice Acreage
At Green, tlie new towrwlte at Intereevtlnn of 8. P. and R. D. ft O.
Railway. Town lots 60x12.1 al 975.00.
t1iilrr art-rage In Ave and tpn-arre tract, suitable for fruit, track
gardening or poultry.
Phone 320-Y
Choice Meats
We handle choice meat, such tiwla favor, catering to customer wk
appreciate the best at reasonable price combined with atlsfactory
service. Nice, select d bam and bacon. He Ib. Pure lard. In S Ib.
C lb. and 10 lb. pail. 12M.C Ib. Pure Lard In DO lb. kits, lie lb
LOUIS KOHLHACEN
PHONE 19 107 CASS STRUT
19TORS BITTER IN
CONDEMNING I. W. W.
(Continued from pit 1).
of dynamite, and says to both men,
'Ye be brothers, and your conduct
Is unseemly.'
"I heard a man In a discussion tbe
other day say If we could bring In a
certain form of tax collection we
could remove the license from tbe
saloon and that would stop drinking.
I cannot see bow single lax, double
tax, treble tax or any other kind of
tax will stop drinking, and If the
still sell while they pay 1500 license.
It has always seemed to me that
they will keep selling. Single tax
will not change the heart or make
the drunken man sober or tbe thief
honest.
"I have been told over and over
again that the right adjustment of
economic conditions would destroy
white slavery. No. no! It would
not. Those who have made a special
study of that awful evil say only 20
per cent of Its victims are ever as
sailed along the line of economics.
Let no one misunderstand me and
say economics don't enter Into the
problem; they do."
Dr. Dyott, In bis sermon said In
part:
City Felt to Be Injured.
"The I. W. W.' and an element
of the Socialists which misrepre
sented Socialism In an almost fiend
ish attempt to represent the same,
did not Insult our distinguished
visitor. Baden-Powell Is too great
a man to be Insulted by wasted mud
and crazy firebrands. The mob did
not hurt him. It did not hurt the
Hoy Scout movement. It did hurt
Portland. The people of Portland
should blush with shame to think
that such a thing as came to pass
could happen In any civilized city
In the world. It evidenced a spirit
of monocracy run to seed. It hurt
the cause of Socialism. It did So
cialism a harm from which it will
take that movement a long time to
recover Even the Socialist has a
right to his views upon all public
questions. But Socialists are In bad
company when they mix with those
who would follow the red flag. I
tell you, that as loyal Americans, we
will never allow a red rag to be
thrown over the Stars and the
Stripes.
"What was the matter with our
policemen yesterday? Why were
they so conveniently late In reaching
the tabernacle yesterday? Shame
upon the whole miserable episode
and upon those who made such a
thing possible.
"Now, let us take our bitter medi
cine, and never permit such a thing
to happen again. That exhibition
hurt the cause of the working man.
He has no enemies among the capi
talists half so dangerous as some of
those who profess to expouse tbe
working man's cause. Mobocracy,
lawlessness and anarchism have
never permanently settled anything.
They never can."
Root Cough Medicine for Children.
John W. Slckelsmlth, Greensboro,
Pa., has three children, and like
most children they frequently take
cold. "We have tried several kinds
of congh medicine," he says, "but
have never found anything yet that
did them aB much good as Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy." For sal by
all dealers. C
Smith's Livery, all new rig and
outfits, first class driving and riding
horses; automobile In connection.
Terms reasonable. Phone 60. OfOe
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