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Newspaper Page TextWe Are Smiling, You Are Knocking and Boosting the New York Store EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW I.tBltU DAILV EXCEPT srxi.t' IIY ntvn:v i-ihusiiixo company EnUrtd at Roseburg, Oregon, Post office a. becond-Class Matter. U WIMIIEKLT OAILT Per jnr. bj man 13. 0 Per mouth, del lie red 0 Per week, dullierod Ii 8KM1-WEEKLT Per year I J 00 six montiia 11.00 MAIU'll 2U, IB 1 a. NIPTIAI, NOlTAliK KNOT NOAIOI H; NOX-NA TI ll.lli NASTV K.NAVEKV NAMKIf. Eugene Guard: II tlio alligations contained In the divorce coiuiilulnt filed In the Circuit Court today by Mra. Telltha Nottage against her buiband, Abram H. Nottage, are true, the defendant la a brute of the lowest order. Mri. Nottage aaya they were mar ried in Douglas Comity, May 21. 1911. She alleges that three day after their marriage he proponed to ber that be would arrange that aho might have Intercourse with other men for money and when ahe refused flew Into a rage and called her all manner of vile and Indecent names, aha aaya. She further allegea that he endeavored to Induce ber to commit varloua unnatural Crimea and haa at different tlmea beaten ber and cursed ber, applying vile and profane epl thtta to ber when ahe refuaed to do the terrible things be asked ber to do. Mra. Nottage asks to be decreed a n lunar nt farfnln nranertv in Florence and aeeka to obtain $1000 j alimony. Pickled plga feet at the Benson Orocery. IIAMMiN MAX KIIOOTS t II K AMI KII I H SKI. I-'. Trugvily tlreur at Home of the Worn, ufi uimI U AmtiIm-iI to Huh tiuiid's Jeuloiisy. MAllHliriKI.il, Or. .March 21 -A telephone ineKHiiKH from I'.aiKlon sa)U tliut fulliiKlng freii.fit family ((iiarrelM between Hurt Meliuffy and his wife, the man this morning rthol and daiiyeroiihly wouiifled his wife, then killed himself, at the M Huffy home For the past lw-o weekri there have been many (juarrels. .lclluffy claimed that another man was sup planting him in the home. The Mo lluffy family had four children, the oldest a boy of 14. tne youngest two yeara old. The trouble this morning was re vived over the old charges against the wife and the other man. Mc Uuffy wuh violent and abused the woman, when the latter started to get away und went to the pantry of the house. McDuffy followed and shot her In the breast. The woman ran itito the yard and the husband followed. Just as Mclmffy waa preparing to shoot at his wife aguin his son-in-law, Allan ilovd, aieared and shielded Mra. McDuffy. McUuffy then placed the weapon to his own head and killed himself. He was 40 years old and had been in llandon for several years. He was a painter by occupation. The man In the cuhh Is aaid to be a llandon chef. At a late hour the physlciuna announced that Mra. McHuffy has a chance for recovery. The couple formerly con ducted a hotel at llandon. CURES . BLOOD POISON When the blood becomes infected with the vtr'H of Contagious Blood Poison, the symptom are aoon manifested. The mouth and throat ulcerate, copper-colored apots apiiear, a red rash breakj out, the hair begins to come out, and usually sores and ulcers show themselves on diilurent parts of the body. At the first sign of the disease S. 8. 8. should bo taken, for the trouble Is too powerful and dangerous to tri:le with. If allowed to run on the tendency is to work down and attack the bones and nerves, and some times it makes a completo physical wreck of the auilerer. The disease can make no such headway if S. S. S. is commenced and used according to direc tions; its procTess can be stopped, the poison removed, and health preserved. 8. S. S. goes Into the blood and removes the insidious virus, cleanses the circulation and makes a complete and ixrmanent cure by driving out the cause. 8. 8. S. quickly takes effect on the blood, and grad ually the symptoms disappear, the health is improved, the skin cleared of all iots, sores und blemishes, and when 8. 8. 8. has thoroughly purified the circulation no trace of the disease is left. S. 8. 8., a purely vegetable remedy, cures Contagious Ulood Poison because it Is the greatest of all blood puri fiers, tested and proven for more than forty years. Home treatment book und uny medical advice free to all who write. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO- ATLANTA, GA. Viol. KM i. IX l.OvVhl.l. STItlKK. Panniers Slonn the .Mills and Polhv I. W. W. Illumed. SOO 'II IV KM-) NOI.DIKItS Ml'TIXV AXI HAIII SIKH'S. SHANGHAI, China, March 28. Five hundred soldiers belonging to the garrison of Su-Chow, about uO miles to the northwest of this city, mutinied today. They left the bar racks and raided some of the prin cipal streets, looting some of the numerous pawnshops. They also set fire to several private residences. MAN AND THE SOIL. Dr. R. V. Pierc of Buffalo, uthor of the Common SeniA Madieal Adviier, uyi "why duct not the farmer treat hit own body u ba trMti tha land ha cultivate!. He pun hack in phot- ?hata what be take out in crops, or the land would (row poor, be farmer should put back into hit body the vital elements xhauftted by labor, or by ill-health induced by tome chromo disease. " Further, ha savs. " the treat value of my Doctor hie roe's Golden Medical Discovery is in itt vitalizing power. It fives strength to tha stomach and purity to the blood. It is like the phosphates which supply natur with tha substances that build up the crops. The fanrcaching action of Doctor Plcrec'0 C;oIlctt lHcIlcnl Mnvawry is due to its effect on the stomach and organs of digestion and nutrition. Hit eases that begin In the stomach are cured through the stomach. A bilious spell Is simply tha result of an effort made by the liver to catch up when overworked and exhausted. 1 have found the Discovery ' to be unsurpassed as a liver reg ulator and rich blood-maker." Mim Iomit K hihei.y o Perth, Kansas, snv: "I will We add ny ttlmr-ny of th etTiH-Llvfm-M of ymir rt'imnly ijhh mym-W. I wn tmublfd w ith lniiiitlii for two year or more.. Ihretsiritl with liin-e itf put din-tor nhi1i'M t.ikiim tiumt r ous klnux of wwiiUM Htottiiit'h rnn-M' Inn nvrlvi-W no MriimiM-nL n-tli f. I u us rim down, rmild not sleep nt nltfht with tin1 putit in my rh't,r:un'l ly v.i on tIm Mum ach. Wax weak, muld ent lu-itnvly niivthhiir tilihniurh I w it- huiurrv marly all tho tlmo. About ohm year ami a hull turn I I-imu tukinit vour ' oi.i'ii Miiti ;i Iiiwuv ery iini aftT hnvliur tJikfii w vit1 ImmI. . ntn iM-urlv nmil t Moniiuh iruuhlo. Can now fat without, ill-tn and h:iv' tfuMnil iifttt-n inhkoN In wi-luht. 1 thank you fur your r'imxiy uml wi.-n ui mi-ri-.-v i-i jmir t; km! work. I.OWKIJ., Mas., March 28. Tho flibl vIoltiKc Hinco the bt'Kinning of the utriko of textile woik ra took place today wm-n the fat try w in iIowh wcri brokt'U by paradniK strik tMH. No tJiu; wuj hurt, though Sfvnral h'oikh wtTL- hurled at t lit' polic, who Hindu oho uirt'Hi. With the Ht'UW-iiH'iit of the strike UKaliibt the Law re in e MautilucturiiiK Couipauy, a hosiery plant, unU the KruntltiK of un additional 0 pf-r cent wane Itureahe, uiaklng a total of 10 per tent, the striken coueeiitrated their elforU ugalnst the Igelow Carpet Company. Stones, ice and stick were thrown, but police arrived In an automobile truck and arrested one of the al leged offenders. The strike leaders exhortations to keep order finally prevailed. Responsibility for the strike and lockout situation in the cotton mills here, where 14.0U0 operatives are Idle, Is laid at the doors of the lead ers of the Industrial Workers of the World, In a statement glvt-ti out by the Manufacturers' Ahtmi-iatlou In Hostoii. The statement that the strike "was due entirely to an at tempt by the I ml uh trial Workers of I he World to get a foot hold and st retigt lien their organization" w as made. Fully !iu per cent of tin workers w - is lied to keep their employment, Oie st a lenient lUnlares, hut many were Influenced by threats on the part of the minority. The demands formulatt'd hy the strike committee ask Tor I .' per cent Increase in wap'S. In aiinouiM I ii k a sernnd Increase of ." per cent, th I'nlted States hunting Company Kays: "If between now and the time the Increase Is to go Into effect the In dustrial WorkeiH of the World or any ni her organization prevails up on the operathes to leave (he mill. or cauKi-B any ft t her t roume h the advance will not be given." HOH.IX.NOX. KATHKU AMI SON, KM.HT ) Kit aXt'KK ( I KK SI'KCIKU OAKLAND, Cal., March 28. Though the word "Pacific" stands lor peace, Its use In the title of a cancer cure Institution Is the cause ot a hitter war between John L. and (irover C. Itohaiinon, father and son, h e re today, in whit h hot h carry re- . vol vers and threaten to shoot each other on sight, according to their own testimony in the local courts. The father sued to restrain tiie son from conducting his place under the name of the ' T'acitic Cancer iusti tuilon," while tho elder Hohannon's ( own place is styled the "f'aeilic Can ; cer and Tumor institute." He al ! leges that his son has been stealing away his patients and otherwise In ; teriering with his business. The ; father s suit for I'lUUt) damages was i dismissed, but the court ordered the younger Itohaiinon to take the peace- I ful word "f'aeilic" from the name of his establishment. The Sound Sleep of (.ood Health. Is not for those suffering from kidney ailments and Irregularities. The prompt use of Foley Kidney Pilln will dispel backache and rheuma Usui, heal and strengthen sore, weak and ailing kidneys, restore normal action, and with It health and strength. Mrs. M. F. Spalsbury, Sterling, 111., says- "I suffered great pain In my back and kidneys, could not sleep at night, and could not raise my hands over my head. Uut two bottles of Foley Kidney Pills cured me. Foley Kidney Pills have my heartiest i idorsenieut." For Bait by all dealers. I MIMiltS MAY NOT ISM STICKAMS Hlt AM.IMiS. Roseburg Book Store BOOKSELLERS - STATIONERS Carry a complete stock of School books Blank books Typewriter paper Office supplies Drawing material Roseburg BooK Co, " Pride of I nuglas" and "Queen City" flour bring results. Ask the Douglas County Mills. Phono 13. APPLLCATK. Or., March 28. A decision has just he'ti handed down i hy t he Supreme Court of the State J of On-goii which will affect every l placer mine of the si ate and be of he uef it to all farmers living along st rejims w here placer mining is fol low --d. The case w as brought by K. N. Pro wilt. It ic ha rd F. Lew matin, Hermaiiu Mejisiner, L'lieti Stone, C. Sensible Women Know Foundation of Health J. H. Sykes GUN STORIO Opposite Post Office. Dnfletmll Goods Llicyclt; Goods Agent for the National liu-ydc, with prices rangin: from $25 to $50. Cull and see tliem. V carry a new and complete Atock of tiirn. Ammunition. Tuning Tackla aud Sinrting Goods. O in ltcpiurlug and Key Killing a specialty. A health talk to women Iternm more nciiri h). tin! h tn 11m wji-iin'r a arut on thw pl.ttfonn, lht nntui of wi'im-n tie tKliimttk' ti rt'alix liut ih more Clllti VUlf.l tilt V ilWHVD kid it, 1 Uut KiHiU ti' illh rtni't ins fiiiimi in h (HiwiU-r bi'l 'I tic citf rnl of h'-ult ri ma v h tttatm-l In t hut a V, lm t t he t-as.n of lieHlt h llett iteiir, anil et la Jut I an rami)1 obtalnnl. Tli nvit tmpnrtnnt thlnir Hint a Wntiian cun Un fir tierfelf, anl about hh h Khe t i.f ti-n mwl net; led ful, in to w:iteh th ci-nilM Inn ef Iht utiniiach rid hi.arU. The weary rri, the (rrath. the fteiient li--.t.-hefi. the pUnpleN, Id ri-ro-iitl n1r i.f hthi1nle Ik nlfi timer tint of ten the refill of nm pupation or 1nlii;eitlon. or tntti. Munv alnipln rvini'tlles van he ohtmneit. hut the t)nt In the eMInuit Inn of most wnmnn N 1 r. t'aldwcU'a Syrup IVpain. It ta mild, pints nt to the taste and riaetly aulted to hor nevda. It Is far superior to pnltn, cathartic puis, waters. . nun ii mr rniiici; iu Women thiuil fee to It t iiat they tiat at l a-t on nioenient of tha tinwi-lx eui h ila , -iitd hen nli'isiri( any t emit m l ii cut) mi .i( uti nhoutd take lr. I'uldwt'U'f Stup I'epsin in tha Bit in II dose ('it'." r'.lN-d. A hnef tine of It will ho tiain the Mtotnach und ttowel niUHi ler that ull foritm of medicine can (n diNXtibed with. Thee opinions are voiced hy tlmusandft of women, after perwnnal experit-nre, nmnnit them Alt M. I.tHv. It. ! wine. Calif , and Mary A. Heette, St. Thornaa. Nevada. Anvi-ne wiehlnr to n.ake a trinl of thla remedv hef"re huln It In the regular iit of a diu'iHl at fifty retitH or one dollur a lat. e Pottle r.tun 1 v lze) ran liaw n m.i u pie luittle xent to the home freu of chaire hv ;nipl Bd.lre-Jinif IT. V H. l 'aid well. 4n;, U'liahl to: tint St., Montli-elln. Ill Your nainu aud addrraa oit a iHtal card will do. MILLER'S ADDITION to ROSEBURG WE J 7" RWyM All lots 50X100 ft with 16ft alley Just outside of the City limits. City con veniences and no City taxes to pay. Over one mile of water mains laid. Side walks mf wet, boggy lots, fine views. Roseburg is Growing and will continue to grow. We sell on the installment plan; the payments are so easy that you will not miss the money. Price $100 to $150 per lot. Come in and see us. W. L. Cobb Real Estate Co. 233 Jackson St., Roseburg, Oregon PAT You Don't Have To Go To Sea To See tor Omvat faln-na. (Vlm-at Hrwrr l'l, ttrm n In MA larh.l. Vatrmt baUdlug faiUtlB Mil dumm y lltk. (Wu l4rwika and errment work t,f anj kind. I or Hi hwia- I will t"ll rhrap. I nil to mf tki Idod la other buslaM. H aij burglar troif almltia Uick, lu O. K. Be Fat Elaitle roof nt fcr laai r.xfi W build, iuii or rapa'r jour aouia Butlneu bulldinrt a iiwla.ir. O'or tort; jpara aiperlaoc In hullding CONTRACTOR AM) BU1LDLH F. F. PATTERSON mm .IS i lie i1 t he I.ii ! I 1 at i an t b illI lit- 1 1 th.it, Ke!Mirn si.rt d itir.- aie the ! -t t'ut ai in til-- If mi watit anwhittK in tht of i oK-rt, Mini", uhotia e.t - wi.ises nr Mft ii riti k j cf any il- i i,.' mil. oii l" MKi' i'( I';' i; t!.c In--: if oit t!l:t Hi'-'II ROSEBURG SODA WORKS Phone 186 AiMn'r!.'l bottlers of th itnuli ' lll.e" " Krt ni. M. Rexfonl. A. L. Itiilloy and William Snrreiisnn. farinerH livinfi In the Ap pU'Kato Valli'.v. uKainst the J. T. Lay mn estate, a placer inlnltiK company, for diimpiiiK minlUR debris fn the Applepate Klver and Into the ..ridge I'uint Ditch Company's ditch. Tho case was tried In June. 1909. at Jacksonville, before Judge II. K. Hanna, who resigned before the de cision was Riven. The decision was given by his successor. Judge K. M. Catkins, in favor of the plaintiffs. The case lasted In court stx and a half days. A large number of wit nesses were examined by both sides. Practically every placer miner In Southern Oregon took a band in the fight with the defendants, while the plaintiffs had the backing of nearly every farmer in the Anplegnte Val ley, the most of whom donated funds to help those who were In the fight in which they were Interested. A mine had been In operation about 4' years discharging debris Into the Appb gate Ither year by year, filling up the channel of the stream and causing It to overflow and destroy valuable farm lands adjoining the river. The case was np pea led from the Cir cuit Court of Jackson County to the State Supreme Court, which court granted a permanent Injunction aKiihtst the I.ayton Mining Company, enjoining It from dumping sand crawl or rocks of any kind in the Applegate Hlwr. mrnitT tT ii:tti:ii to am, who scu m. "I suffered from IndlgesMon for a long time. Last May I almost died. The doctor told me it was acute in digestion and 1 could not get cured Since that time 1 have suffered verv much, as some days everything I ate. even light food, as soft boiled eges. would distress me. I lost 1 pound Sometimes I felt that 1 could not live another dav A month ago I got a! bot ef MI-O-NA tables Pefor- 1j bad used them a week I wis better ' I haw used two boes and I fvl a, j weil as 1 ev r did." Kunlce A. Pet i ers. Jatkson. Ca. !' M1-0-NV stomach tablets for ntiuk relief from sour stomach. healnes. heartburn, belching of gust and distress after eating Ther are) guaranteed. Large box DO ctnts at the Red Cross Pharmacy and drug aists everywhere. ' Easy Monday Savon For a Short Time Only! I 7 $ .-rs lr' "a" .no ""3 ,.00 07 n--' 2.00 No lu tier Suvun Soap on the raar k''t at any price. Cans Uest. ne Cleanser 2rc I Cans Sol Cleanser 23c 4 Cans ItounJup Cleans 23c Mrs. A. C. Kidd Si Son RELIABLE GROCERY Commercial Club Building' Choice Meats W, fcanjie cb-U, meat., rach as .In f,,or. catering to cu.tom.r, ... .Ppr1. ,h.be,t at readable price, combined ..tn ,l.f.ctor, 'Z , T "" d ham "d ' rr" . lb. and 10 lb. rail,. j.ie lb. Pure UrJ ,b Uc LOUIS KOHLHACEN PH0NE 19 10 7 CASS STREET We Are Smiling, You Are Knocking and Boosting the New York Store