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Entered ut Koseburg, Orexon, Post
offlce as Hecond-C'lasa Matter.
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Per week, delivered II
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Per year I J. 00
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MAitCll lit. ID HI.
ROAD WORK IN VIEW.
A New Mums if Hunt Surface
HI)'M Collbi.lerml.
IIIkIi.
to
Portland OregonUm: H plans
which are being worked out by
County Commissioner Llghtiier prove
to be ecouomlcal, a hew class of
hard Burface ruadu will be udopted aH
the standard (or future romibullillim
In Multnomah County, and the
present macadam roads will he so
surfaced with the product that they
will be the same as the paved streets
In the city.
Testa which have been mado have
demonstrated the practicability of
the new surfacing, and the only
thing In the way of Its Immediate
adoption la the probable cost. Mr.
Llghtner Is preparing a report show
ing the cost of maintaining the pres
ent macadam roads, and will com
pare It with the cost of Installing
the bard surface and maintaining It.
He says be expects the figures to
show the bard surface proposition to
be economical as well as desirable.
Asphalt Coating Proposal. !
The material Is being used at
present on a highway running be- to provide the county with the best
Peerless Washer
Wait for the agent of the Peer
less Steam Washed, who will call
on you and demonstrate Its su
periority over all other waBhers.
For particulars see or address
Baxter Robinson
Sole Agfiit for lloilus County.
JtoM'htirif, Oregon.
twn-ii Kfiittlo and Tacoma, wbr?
formerly was a niarudum road. The
Il;tn 1h to uw? the iiiarmlaiii us a
rotinrlutfon for a HiirfacK routing; or
;iHitiult, a trifle thinner than the sur
facing on the paved streets of the
elty. Tliis surface, it Is said, will
lant at last elht years, and will
reduce the cost of repairs to such
an extent that it will mean u saving
to the rouniy.
The jircnt'iit iiiucuUitm roads give
way to strain 01 KpeediiiK auto mo-
hlles to miv.h an extent that re pa I
hills run hlfch rnvh month. These
hllln totaled for live years show that
the hard surfuce would bo a financial
saving as w.'ll as a nieaitH of linprov-
lug i tie roads not only for automo
hlles but for team traffic.
Commissioner Llghtner says
I'ortulnd company has agreed
furnish a mixing plant, the tools
experts to superintend the work, and
the bitumen uised In the surfacing
for r5 cents a yard. The county
would he required to furnish the
crushed rock and the labor. It huts
hH'n estimated that the total cost
would be less than $1 a yard for tin
surfacing.
I'lmi In Studied.
"I have given the proposition cure
ful study," said Commissioner Llght
ner yesterday, "and I believe It can
be made a success. The object is
A BLOOD MEDICINE WITHOUT ALCOHOL.
Recently it b been detinitly proven by experiment on animali that alcohol
lowers the germicidal power ol the body and that alcohol paralyze the white eor
puseleaof the blood and renders them unable to take up and destroy disease germs.
Disease germs oause the death oi over one-half of the human race.
A blood medicine, made entirely without alcohol, which is a pure gtycerio ex
tract of roots, such as Blood root. Queen's root, Golden Seal root, Mandrake and
Stone root, has been extensively sold by drutfdiits for the past forty years as Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. The refreshing influence of this extract it like
Nature's influence the blood is bathed in the tonic which gives life to the blood
the vital fire of the body burn brighter and the:r increased activity consumes tho
tissue rubbish which has accumulated during the winter.
Dr. H. V, fierce, the founder of the Invalid Hotel and
Surgical In.tititte, and a phyfticiun of large experience and
practice, wus the firt to muke up an Alilmaiivu lixntAcT of
root, without a particle of alcohol or narcotic.
lt It wlih thirri-aatnf i..nuni, thai I writo tn let you know of
tha it i cut bi-rtflit 1 rvt fivi frtM-i tt.f ua of your nirttinm-s mml wlf
treatiiittiit at iotu." wriiM Mkm. Wm. Hkvkh, of lyulyitiiiKli, It. C. "I uf
fi'ivtl for tlirtw yir fntm runniiur mrr. C 'jnnulttil four iWtor. tint
tl...K f ..!. I., n I .i.r I.', I ...LI I 1.. ...
SXN turn im! wuuM ha to cunault a bimm iulmt comvrtitwr my tot, l'.ut lUm
u.-wi umi isiubi cm nut in'iiirw lim WUUIHI WUIIHI ntmi. n KIIH1 irWtlU
ulkifenj m to wrllt to Itr. 1'ivrcu, which 1 rihl, hikJ afts-r H'vcn numUn'
UMof Lhtj Uwalmi-nt Ihe store ! hfiltt, ami I wijoy Ult!r hlth than I
vfjrrikl. 1 tlrMMJ ib wouml with Or. I'itn All-llealihic Salve mwl
Vnk tha (ioklrrt M-tHcul Dinrovnry' ami ' I'la-auutiil 1'elleU' fur my
UoubUt. I Imll alway itn oniiiiaind your miuiini.
Dr. I'icroc's IMeuitaiit lVIIcts rcgulule liver and bowel.
Mas. Hum.
Strictly First Class
"a" Grade Doors
S Cross Panel Kir from $1.40 In $ .Tn. 1 mm Doiini :l to f IH.
Windows same iniuir1ln. Wlnilnw mi'IkIiIh frimi :i hiiiiiU in 20
pounds, at '2c pa-r Hi. Hint sanh rnnl linr m t Kill frl. Other unid.-s
4Sc to Sftc M-r Kill fHt.
S. B. CROUCH
Sheridan St. Phone 243
Roseburg Book Store
BOOKSELLERS -STATIONERY
Carry a complete stock of
School books
Blank books
Typewriter paper
Office supplies
Drawing material
Roseburg Book Co,
J. H. Sykes
GUN STOR12
( )pptsilc Post Officf.
Liiulnll CIoocI.h Ulc cle (lnods
Agent fur the ulioinil KuyiL; wiili prices ranging
from $25 to $50. Call and see tiicm.
i srrr a new uiul iniiiiil. t.- k ,.t Cans :u mhh.ii. 1'ishltig
larsie anu Si.ntiii t.ouils. Umi l nrlni; .111.1 k. v Klttlii
PAT
You Don't Have To
Go To Sea To See
lor Onvat faltrrta, IVmral Hi-r IMiih. sum in ad lartiM.
ttaeat balldlog ffisjilalltia aad rhlmny hltn a.. I'riarat atdrwalas
ami rriarnl mirk of mny hiad.
I kara Ira or all housr. I will soil rbrsp. as I want to usa lb.
nnnr In otn.r builons. 8 my biirfiar-pmnf window lock. Its
O. K. 8m pat's Ela.tle root sa'.nt for laakr rmifs W. build, mots
or ri:r your bousoa. Bus'.dhu LuiM'.dss a .itaiij. O'.r lorlf
yars rip(Tltnca In butM:og.
CONTRACTOR
AND BUlLUtK
F. F. PATTERSON
i roads possible. This Is to accora
njodutv th tttTOwru, hauler, of
freight uhrj uutulsis. Our present
(ninadam roadit trts filling the bill
i to perfection, but thre la much ei
! jffime necBBary In r-palr which
l could b avoided If th're were
tiard-viirrace coating ovr the ma
I cad am. I believe that If the county
bhould adopt the proposition and
build this claHH of roadu It would
I be but a nhort time before other
counties followed the same course.
Specifications which are being con'
sldt-red Ly Commissioner Llghtner
1 u nH r-il h.r n.i.... i.u r-u ,tt lV.a f '.
Court show the following:
Surfm-e to It liolliil.
The portion of the roadway to be
improved shall be excavated or filled
to tho necesuary depth below the
established grade of the finished
roadway to, provide for the thicknesfi
of the foundation and Warranite sur
face and thoroughly rolled with
heavy steam roller until the surface
of the subgrade Is solid, and approxl
mately parallel to the proposed sur
face of tho finished roadway.
Any soft, springy places not af
fording a firm foundation shall be
dug out and refilled with suitable
mute rial as the engineer, supervisor
or commissioner may direct, and re-
rolled to the proper grade, such ex
tru excavation and refilling to be
paid for at actual reasonable cost
oi labor ana material, plus lo per
cum. All excavated material shall
be deposed of by the contractor.
After the sub-grade ha a been com
pleted and passed the Inspection
the engineer, supervisor or commls
sloner, the foundation of broken
stone consisting of stone that will
pans through a ring three Inches
diameter and be retained on a ring
t xh Inches in diameter, shall be de
posited in a uniform layer having a
depth of stx Inches and rolled
peatedly with a ten ton standard
steam macadam roller until com
patted to the satisfaction of the en
glneer, supervisor or commissioner.
Pieces of atone larger than above
specified may be used, provided they
are separated atad laid in a layer at
the bottom of the foundation and
the sarface dressed with stone of the
sizes above specified.
The depth of loose stone In this
course must be measured by blocks
the required thickness of said loose
stone. These blocks must be placed
at freguent intervals amid the loose
stone when being spread.
Stone HVN'eiiliig Spread.
After thorough rolling of the foun
datltm. a quantity of stone screenings
shall he spread In a uniform layer,
and the whole rolled until the stone
ases to sink or creep In front of
(he roller. The uaulity and quality
of this hinder Is to be subject to
(he approval of the engineer, super-
vlnor or commissioner. Crave! found
along the Hue of the road or fur
nished by the contractor, of a quality
approved by the engineer, supervisor
or comiulKHloner, may be used instead
of the stone screenings as a binder
No hinder Hhall he applied In suffl-
lent quantity to completely cover
or form a coating upon this course
of stone, but the angular particles
of stone In the flrat course shall pro
trude above the hinder, making an
angular surfaced foundation to form
bond for the Warrenite surface.
I'pon the foundation prepared.
above deHcrfhed, shall b spread two
1 n c h t s of War ren i te su r face pa v I n g
mixture, which shall consist of:
1. Stone (with or without the
addition of sand I so graded and In
Hiich proportions as to give the wear
ing surface a useful degree of tl
slty. rigidity. Inherent stability and
freedom from voids.
t. Warreuttu cement, sufficient
in quantity to coat each particle and
fill the voids remaining between the
Mtoties.
The properly proportioned mater
ials shall he combined at tempera
tures coiiHlttteiit with thorough mixing.
After the tmrface mixture has been
brought to the proper grade. It shall
t horotighly rolled with a steam
roller.
I'pon this rolled surface shall he
spread by stittatde spreading machine
nough Warrenite flush coat com
oMiiinu to fill all superficial voids
I'pnn thts flush coating, fine
gravel, sand or stone screening
shall be spread in sufficient quanti(
tn cuter the bush coating.
Kurh layer of the work shall be
kept an free as possible from dirt, si
that it will .nlte with the succeeding
lUM'f.
I INK KIHNKYS.
NOTICE OF SHKRJFF'b SALE.
hi: i
KoM'tHirg IteatlerH Are learning the
It's the little kidney Ills
The lame, weak or aching back
The unnoticed urinary dlnorders-
That lead to d runny and UrlutitV
.Unease.
When the kidneys are sick,
Meli, them w !th I mm n a Kidney
lilt.
A remedy espetlally for sick kid
ne a.
1 '.hi s hu e been cu ring k tdtte)
uiMes for 7." years.
K n itoi ed by in.oon people en-
orsed jtt home.
I'ruef In u Kimeburg citizen s state
ment:
John Haley, Uim. burg. Ore . says:
u-'-'l I Hut u s Kulnev IMll; atuiit
Ight e.irs ago. procuring them at ,
the M.irsters lrii t'o . :tiu tln-y gave
me great relief from kulnev trouble, i
true th. n I have had no further need
, kidney medicine, an mr health
has t'e.-n of the iwnt. I gladlv give
Ivan s KMney .'ills inr endorse
ment "
Kr Mle by all dealers. Trice .0
cents Foster-Mllhurn Co.. Hu ff slo.
New York, sole agents for the fatted j
I State.
Ilemember the name Poan'a '
and take no other !
By virtue o! an execution Issued
out of the Circuit Court for the Coun
ty of Douglas, State of Oregon, dated
the 1st day of March, A. O. 1912. In
a certain action wherein H. O. Far
gcter, as plaintiff, recovered Judg
ment against J. D. Zurcher, defend
ant, for the sum of 1.102.96, with
Interest thereon from December 21,
lill, at the rate of 8 per cent per
annum, and 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. D. 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 ts hereby given that on Sat
urday, the 23rd day of March, A. D.
1912, at 1 o'clock p. m., of that day.
In front of the courthouse In the city
of Roseburg, Douglas County, Ore
gon, 1 will sell all the right, title,
and Interest of said J. D. Zurcher,
the defendant, In and to the above
described property, at 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.
GEO. K. Ql'INE.
Sheriff of Douglas County, Oregon,
dtd
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TWENTY It FLOW ZERO
IX MONTANA: HOY
Mto.KN TO DEATH.
HELENA, Mont., March 20. Tem
peratures below zero were recorded
last night from many points In Mon
tana east of the main ridge of the
Rockies. William Hypye, 13 years of
age, was frozen to death near Dod
son. The lowest temperature Is 20
below zero on the Chessman reserve
20 miles west of Helena.
ISet Cough Medicine for Children.
John W. Sickelsmith, Greensboro.
Pa., baa three children, nnd like
most children they frequently take
cold. "We have tried several kinds
of cough medicine," he says, "but
have never found anything yet that
did them as much good as Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy." For sale by
all dealers. C
BUY PROPERTY
For lnvesinieft. not speculation.
I CAN SHOW YOU
Choice City Property. A!l Sites of Farms.
If there were better bargains In Douglas County soil you would find
them listed with
JOHN W. CAMPBELL
Live Wire Roal Estate Man.
116 Cass Street
Have you noticed the new candl
date running for office?
lt!eiiiiut.m Vut'kly lldU'Vetl.
When )ou h;;o i hen ni.it ism 1::
or inntep apply t'h.tiuber-
will ret
tjuarter
all deal-C
tour foot
nam n Liniment ai.d .ni
rti. k relief l! t'eM but
tiy suffer" For . hy
ers.
BACKTOTHE
Mi
(St?
COLONIST FARES
TO ALL POINTS IN OftCOON. DAILY
MARCH 1 TO APRIL 1S. 1912
80UTHERNnpACIFIC
AKtaj 'MOM
CHIC0 ... t.00
T. LOUIS ... St.OO
OMAHA .... tS.OO
HANSAfJ CITY . . tS.OO
ST. PAUL ... II.OO
ntM othm eiTica eoctMiNOLi to
OtilonUt Yurrmw VrT-IIOI MonW, but
tlifj can bti iruimlil li-oman fiDt If ou
hf frtfii.U ir relist ivn in tfi K.t whu"lc-
11 to "lift lliark to tin Fiiriii." yon cun
d-'uocit the fan mnh onr I.-cjI urBt nl
tUvt will I, tel.-nrAi-h.-rt ti.,111. !t.,lr.-it..-Irl.
K'nll iin tli.'nn.UTin..,l furuiKHl in
tru tlv litarAtaro tu xinil Knt.
m a scon, ttmt fiwo imt. nitiwd, onus
Finish Your House
We carry a full line . of Johnson's finishes. The best
preparations used in producing a dull polished o
stained fiinish. '
Dye
Under lac
Wax
Filler
Tint your plastered walls with No Luster Fin
ish and they will be water proof and may be cleaned
without injuring tiut.
Hamilton Drug Co.
211 N.Jackson St.
Roseburg, Oregon
iffJIII a.
LOWS
Now is the time to do
yonr Spring Plowing, so if
you need a plow do not fail
to see us. We have a full
line of the Famous J. I.
CASE PLOWS, and can
furnish you a plow for any
kind of soil. We have an Orchard plow that can't be
beat. Call aud see them or write for circular of them.
. F. Barker & Co.
ImpL'tncnts and Vehicles
Rum'burg. Oregon
REAL ESTATE
Farm Lands Fruit Lands Stock Ranches
Poultry Tracts City Property Rentals
FIRE INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC
List Your Property With Ui.
HIMES & OLIVER
CASS ST., MXT TO GRAND HOTEL PHONE 387. ROSEBURG, OR.
Our Meats Are From Specially Selected
Steers, Fed and Fattened By Us, for
Our Trade.
Choice cuts, such as every customer appreciates. We are ready to sup
ply your every want Id the meat line. Send In your order now.
Roseburg Meat Market
Phone 134 NEWHARD 1R08 Props,
SHERIDAN ST,
Easy Monday Savon
aS
For a Short Time Only!
7 Kara $ .2.1
15 liars 50
3:! Hurs l.oo
C7 Bars 2.00
No bettor Savon Soap on the mar
kt't ut any price,
4 Tans Hcstpne Cleanser 25c
4 Cans Sol Cleanser 25c
4 Cans Koumlup Cleanser 25c
Mrs. A. C. Ridd Son
RELIABLE GROCERS
Commercial Club Building'
In Our New Home
We have moved Into larger aa l better quarters. We are now better
prepared than ever to give prompt and careful s"rvlcV to Jur ev"
"rth SoT W! "e "W 10 t
Our Stock and Prices Will Please You
iifvr." ;roaud;dr'be "esrr can or h u
KENDRICK & KING
344 N. Jackson St. GROCERS Phone 63
About whether ,h ,oda you drink i, ure or .... ue sure of this
an uy dr.nk W.mr Suprior Ging-r Ale.
deal ... At ail t.,ft drink places in loan.
or any flavor yoa
ROSEBURG SODA WORKS
Phone 186
Authorized bottler, of ,h. genu.t.e ,,. Roct hetf
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