Roseburg review., March 30, 1912, Image 2

Smile, and While You Smile "The Leader" Smiles, and Soon
There Will Be Miles and Miles of Smiles Because, You Are Smiling
EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW
ISSICI) lAILY K.KCKI'T Hl.'lAi
ItKVIHW I'lllMSHINU CUM PAW
Enter ij at itust-burg, Oregon, Post
office becuDd-OUim Manor.
L. WIMIlilHLY
DAILY
Per jer, by man $3.00
Per month, delivered fcO
Per week, delivered It
SEMI-WEEKLY
Per year $2.00
I.ONK IDAHO MAN MAY
ii;t iih: wiid's riii snn r.
SIiikIc Kvlra Tun Yol In Pn- lin t
U, ltofM, Might llavu Suiiiiu
Slwto I'nllry.
month fi.VU
M.litui a, tut -2.
HI ON A ALLKN'H Wll K.
ItOISK, IiIhIio, March 2!i. Had
one HiiiKl" mMltlonul Taft tu )prtrr
turn'(l out to vote In I'n.Tliurt J,
MolHf, In yHttTlay'B Ada County H1
putillcan nrlniHrft-H, the mat of Ma
li rno would prnhahly havw Hnt u Taft
uVU'Kutlou to thu convention at ( lil
cuno. Ah It la, the (K'li'KuUcm will
probably be Boltd for Uootivflt.
The remarkable chain of hard Tuft
lurk was welded In thin way:
The vote In I'nclm t 9 wuh a tie
and Its nine voteH In the Ada County
convention will consequently be di
vided between Koonevelt and Taft.
This division will give the Hooho
vlt forces a majority of six In the
Ada County convention, which will,
therefore, send a Koonevelt delega
tion of 31 to the Btate convention at
LewUton next month.
Thebu 31 delegates will be Buffl-
M) I.TKV KXIHItlT ( Alt
COMING II KICK IN APItlli.
m TO YOU MY SISTER
Purtlund Journal.
"I wish there bad never been a
gun made."
So laid Mra. Sidua Allen, wife of
the leader of the hunted Virginia dent to awing Idaho Into the Itoose
outlawa. It waa a woinan'a cry from veil column, ao close la the atate'a
the deptha of bitterness. It waa the alignment.
heart', wall of a wife who had lived Several Tuft men In Precinct 9,
among the Illicit whlakey dlatlllerlea, who did not take the trouble to go
who had dwelt long amid the acenea to yestenlay'a primaries, thla morn
of outlawry In the Blue Hldge, and Ing have a guilty look, fur ahould
who knew better, almost, than any- the vote In the Nutionul convention
body what the revolver brings In be ao clone that the iduho delegation
human mlaery. holda the balance of power, each of
The court at III 1 1 v 1 1 1 e had been ob- theae individuals may have himself
llteraled. The Allen gang, with her to blame for the Identity of the next
buaband at Ha head, had ahot down President of the United States,
the Judge, the district attorney and! Yesterday'a vote In Ada County
the aherlff. One of the great free atood: Roosevelt, 1808; Tuft, 1854.
lnatltutlona of the republic bad baenj 1 -
deaecrated. An act of terrorism al- e,t Cougli Medicine for Children.
moat unparalleled in modern annuls'
bad been committed. John VV Slckelamlth, Greensboro,
The wife of tildna Allen knew the pa., bua three children, und like
cauie. She knew the agency that moat children they frequently take
tlmulated ber husband to the deed.1 cold. "We have tried several kinds
for which be waa hunted and ahe of cough medicine," he Buys, "but
apoke. have never found anything yet thut
Though he waa a mountuln dia- did them aa much good ua Chiitnber
tlller, ahe did not ascribe whiskey aa Iain's Cough Ken edy." For sale by
the cause of his act. "1 wish there all dealers. C
had never been a gun made," was o
her heart's cry, and, butter than all' Smith's Livery, all new rlga and
others, ahe knew. I outfits, first class driving and riding
in her misery amiu tno who mm- homes; automobile In connection
neasea of outlawry on the Blue Itldne, Terms reasonable. I'hone 60. Oitlct ! and- luileieinleiii'
she believed the revolver a deadlier wltB new adp' wultlng room, cor- Saturday. May r.
menace to human society tnuu ia ner Ouk anJ Itose streets. S. T
whiskey. Smith, proprietor dtf
Soul hern I'uelfic 1'rfp.iring to Send
a lNiiioiitmiion Cur on a
:li-liny Tour.
I'oiuu.Ml, March In con- !
j u ii' t ion with the extension division !
of the (regon Agricultural College, I
the Southern I'acillc will send out
u poultry demonstration car to he,
operated through the Willamette,
t'nipguu and Rogue klver Valleys on I
a :tiJ-ilay tour of practical demoustru-1
r Ion and Hcientiric Instruction. The
tour will begin Saturday. April 6. I
The object will be to promote and I
stimulate the production of more
poultry and eggs In Western Oregon, j
The cur will be equipped by the ex
tension division of the Oregon Agri
cultural College with all the modern
appliances used In the business of
poultry raising and will carry ex
hibits consisting of the principal
breeds of poultry. It will be in1
charge or Professor C. C. Lamb, prln-,
clpul demonstrator, and It. 11. Tbomp- '
son, assistant.
Slute Superintendent of Public In
struction L. K. Aldermun will ar-j
range for the achool children to visit
the car at a specific time at each "
place. II. K. Lounsbury, general
freight agent of the compuny, Invitea
everybody Interested In poultry t-j
visit the car and wltnesB the demon
strations. The itinerary Includes practically
every Btop in the valleys mentioned!
above. The trulu will start from J
Corvallla at 6:30 o'clock on the
morning of April 6 and will remain
at Albany all thut day. The follow-1
lug morning It will leave for drums
Pasa and visit points as follows: Med
ford, Central Point, Ashland, Merlin. 1
Cold Hill, Clendule, Kiddle, .Myrtle;
Creek. KoBehurg, Wilbur, Sutherlln.j
Ouklund, Yoncullu, Cottaao Grove,'
iJraln, Creswoll, Kugeiie, Springfield,
Coburg, Junction City, llariisburg,
ilulsey, Alhuliy, l.ebunon, Jefferson, I
Turner, Hrowiisvllle, West Sclo, Su-I
lem, Woodburn. nervals. Sllverton,'
Mt. Angel. Aurora. New-berg. St. I
Joselill, Curltoll, Mi-MinnvHIe. Gaston, I
lleuvertou, HillslHiro, purest drove. 1
McCoy. l.nKuyelle. Sheridan. Dallas'
the trip ending '
Free to You end Every Slater 8ut
erlng from Women's Ailments
I am a woman.
I kauw woman's mfftrlngl
I fount th cur.
I wiu mail free of an 7 oharf , mj (mm trail.
Wit with full uutrneilooitoauy tnSIvrmr from
woman 'a atlmenla. 1 want to tell aH women abou
thla car m. my rmder, for yoaraelf, your
daubtvr, your mother, or your lifter. I warn to
tt-11 jou h-jw to our yoaraalTaa at horns with
out thehtrip of a doctor. Men uaMt undenUind
women ' iuff erlngi- What we women knowfia
tiHiaMi, we know bettor than ivny doctor. 1
know that iut horn treatment la aaf and tun
cure for iMCtrrftm ar Vhlttih ticftfit, UkrtftM,
flKWfM tr FiUiai tf m WhkI, Prt.n. t;fir a rmtn
Pifi4i, UltrtM t Ovanii Timari, h iwUi. iu red M
hn. back ti4 !, tarui geei tMlirft. iwimiuii.
cranial fiitiac tkt tM, atimliMT. (ti n It cry, :M
fliiMi ewiiMit. kie-tf. a MMeif UtaMi mt.n huw!
f viakMiHi hcwoi toour
I want to aend you 1 caatlita ( Ujt hiilnu.,
atirtrV tm to proT to you tnat you nan cir
TounMfK at norae. eaollr. a n ir h I v an
urly. Bt-mnmber, that.il vH) anl M eerWe tv
"'iinii.ua, m win wjm jrjMwuj Bmni uurniKi ww, or iawa iuan i wo renia a luy. I.
win not intern re wun jour worn or 00c u oat Ion. Jitl lani mo roaf aiiK. Lt4 addraia. tll m how
will not Interfere
uffiT If Ton wlnh.
pr, .y return tuall
exoianaior
at h)iiie.
"Tu niunt have an oiratian.'
lhnuilTM with niT home rt:m
UniplK hmfi trvtment which ai
with your work or occupation. Jnt him mo roer mix. tri 44nn, tell m how you
1, and I wll itmd you the treatment f r yourcAH.-. fnttrulr fr".ln plain wrap
all I will alo and rou frat al cait m: book "DoailK Owl a mien anntrr . it
py lUttJttratlonn -howlng why women iuffer, and how tht-r can eoally cure thcmn-lvr
Eri-ry w oman nhould have It, and learn to Otak far btraalt. then whtm the doctor ..yi
rou oan decide r j oumelf . Thonaanda of vrom. hare cur'
r. It ourea all aM af tattaa. Ta Matty ra of BMsrklan I t-wiAmir,
iiU'Mlllr snrl nffw(iia v nnw T un i i ai.bu...J
Painful or Irregular Maiutruatlob la young Ladlua, rUuffipataa and health alwayi raiiu f rva.
1U u.
WhereTrr yon llr. I can rfer yon to ladiea of your own locality who know and viIl!a(Jly
nu any iuff erer that thla Hftav Trtilamt really curat all woman' dUeaHfw, and mak women t elt,
htronc. plurLp and rbuat. Juil uti aa r tfii, and the free tenday'atreatmentlayon-.abo
r' ins iu-uaj, mm juu iumj ovt awe uim umr aa;ain. Aaareaa ,
MRS. BUMMER81 BlH
Notre Dame, Ind., u . v
rouoKit as u 1 uti; dkstiioy
MIMj AT ST.iIIKI.KXS. (Ml.
IniciHlhiHi'H Shut lEIiii- in Knim
IttMiiii iiihI Sri itt ItlaM In
(.Viiit'r of riant.
x jmarary years -
Make a rnt difTerenoe in mutt women. 'Ihey are trouhlrd with "nerve"
they auffer Irom backache, headache. ilerpleKnea, a tens ut ion of irritability or
twitohinf, hot flaihea, diizy apellt.or many other ymptoma uf female weakneia.
The local disorder and inflammation ahould be treated with Dr. 1'ierce'a Lotion
Tablet and the Irregularity and weakneaa of the female ytem corrected and
trenthened with Dr. fierce' a I'avurite I'rcicription. 'Hie strain upon the youiiA
woman or the woman of middle ade upon the nerve and blood forming atructurca
may be too great for her atrenitth. 'Ibis ia the time to tuke thi rriioraIive tnnio
and atrenjtrh-givinit nervine and mtulator. l or over forty year told by drutfiiiti
lor woman's peculiar weakneaae and distresainif ailincnta. The one remedy so perfect
in composition and so good in curative e fleet a as to warrant
lis makers in printing it every ingredient on its outside
wrapper. 'Ike one remedy which absolutely contains neither
alcohol nor injurious or hahitforminit drujgs.
hollowing letter selected at random from large number
of similar ones and cited merely to illustrate these remarks 1
ln the winter of I!", I lTmn trrtntiy run dwn ami trmriiUr,"
Writra Mh.. HKNHV .Si-ott. of Smnii ('r.k, Mi. h.. Kn.tto I. Hot i'J. ' I
aluMly lit aur. lv irrtw worw. itri.1, al Ihni, n-Milvtl to hii-I in O10 ilar
irs fur hfti. ItioiliM-toraaitl I hml liitlaiitmathm, ritlaru-nitril bihI lurrr
atttm. I mum in Utl eh-vt-n wwk and irit nti ln-tu-r. Tl' ilm tor hu I
wotikl have lo havvi an tiienitiin. Iut to that I wihiM not Imtfit. My ni
IbnihI iiiin-hAMil twn Uttilfti of 1 Ir. I'mmi' Kvorit t'rt-wn !.. V h-n
I tart'l U take thu r-niai!y I roiihl not walk ai nmn (he tlmir, hut nflt-r
I titul tjikcn thro l.tll.' 1 rouUi ft'l Miywlf irnuntiir. mi I iIiim.ihiI tii,
dorltT ami Usuk lr. I'trree'H r'uvortl 'r-swrtiion. Unly fir it I llu.-k
I mmM have t-wn dMt I really Ulteva ll savvd Uiy li. 1 fvl U liel
Ouw Uian in twtmty yvara."
lUa. Boott.
Roseburg Book Store
BOOKSELLERS - STATIONERS
Carry a complete stock of
School books
Blank books
Typewriter paper
Office supplies
Drawing material
Roseburg Book Co,
lo You, know How to Cure a Cold?
If you have trouble In getting rid
of your cold you may know that
ynu uru not treating it properly. 1 a
1 here Is no reason why a cold should
hung ou tor weeks and it will not ol mure than five minutes.
If ou take Chmnherlaln s Cough o hfs return, he saw flanieK
Kemedy. r'or salo by all dealers. C S. mining up In the engine room. Al
most siuiultaueou
ST. HELKNS, Or., March 28.
Kneniles of the Columbia County
Lumber Company last night set fire
to the plant, then blew It up with
giant powder, completely destroying
the mill and equipment, together
with :ino.oou Wvi of lumber. The
loss Is $.10. UnO, partially insured.
So great was the explosion that the
noise and nhock were felt distinctly
In the center of St. Helens, ulinost
one mile distant, windows being
shaken und doors rati led. Sheriff
A. K. Thompson Is aliseut. but lepu
ty Sheriff Lake begun soon after t hi
fire to hunt the perpetrators. So far
no arrests have been made.
The destruction of the milj began
most peeullurly. Jake Kill was night
watchman. A young man who has
resided in St. Hrlrns several years,
he Is considered reliable. lie says
he went from the mill onto the dock
to see a boat go by. the mill plant
being ou Oregon Slough, about half
mile from the city limits of St.
lens. Me was absent, he declares.
imoi mi:icii(mm mi:i:tiv..
o f,.
dls-
Clltrt
the
One of the most interest ing ev
held herv for a long time was
regular monthly supper of the I'res
hyterlan 1 1 rot her hood, which took
place Krlduy evening In the banquet
roiitn of the church.
The two speakers of the evening
wen1 Mr. James Mulchay, assistant
general freight agent or the Southern
Pacific lines, and Professor O. C.
Itrowti. Mr. Mulrhay spoke on
freight rales anil the long and short
haul clause. Me brought out u large
nuntlx-r of new tdens that were ex
tremely Inlcivsting and Instructive.
Professor llrowu spoke ou the sin
gle (ax question and made a very
clear and concise explanation as to
what it Is anil what Its etfect would
he if It were put 111 effect. Mr.
Hrottii has made a very careful study
of this question Hint he made a ituin
ber of vital points clear In the mimU
of his hearers which had never been
explained to them before.
Toastmaster. the Hon. Plnger Her
mann, called on a number of those
present lor impromptu remarks and
the responses were exceedingly witty
and pleasing. Most notable was that
of Mr H I.. Kddy. which was on the
sublet t of progivsste modes of gov
ernment. He had some very pro
nuuiited ideas and was not afraid to
express t ha tu.
A visrroit.
IF YOU ARE A TRIFlFsENSITIVE
A'"'"! 1 hr "i r ( T'iir htN-, 1 1 p-ma aiii-f ni n
ti kn w 1 1 tit I tu tt'j (.! i- t.tn i tr allot a m
J. H. Sykes
CUN STORK
OppoMlo Post Ollkv.
DiHehfill CIoocIm Hicycle (IoocIm
Agent for the .Witimuil liityiU; iih piites raiiRin);
from $25 to $50. Call and see iln in
T' carry a im-w niiil (.miilp tn. k if li iti-I'Ai-kl
ami hpurtllig Uooda. il'tn 1 : : : nik
11 1 ti i ii ii i 1 1 . n l'lhlnit
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A Ionic. Alinaiivr .nd KrMilvrnl. 1'lie
W.t i.tiirttv for Kulnrv., l.ivrr mitl IliincU.
I'Tmlimlr,, I'linpl,.,, hniptuin. hii.I liiMirdrtii
of Ihe .skin. Iniilir, tlir III.mhI anil kivc
Tuuc, Slicuiftll .ud Yigui lu llic CDtlic Ky.lcul.
Do not try to make the
Old machine do, loss
Of patience and time
Makes it undesirable.
The ninlti iui'sll Is. wln-r to buy
tin- iiuii'liiiic. Vnu ilon t li.-lii've in
buyliiK a tln'ii i .; Ir nf slii-.-irs. 'o
you.' lnu kiiuw tlii'v won!. I I.. poor
ly ii'iiiii'i,-ii au.l ni.i.l" of . heap steel,
anil dm lil nut iui well ar.il would
break easily.
$3.0ODovn and
AITO STACK UXE DEPOT.
AXXOLXCEMEXT.
nr. G. J. Bacher announce! bl.
Dally Btages and aulca for Martib-
Held ai d all Coob Hay pornia, biu . .. . - ""m ma
for Peel and Millwood, leave O. W. dental parlors Id the Abraham build
Rapp s grocery store. 133 Sheridan. inn to rooms 407 and 408, Pertln, ,
Caab paid for produce along the llDe i building. daw
o 0
The price or roodstulla baa come1 Call up 340, the Douglaa County
down at the North Side Grocery, dtf Creamery, for cream.
tant In the center of the mill, came
the explosion. It was apparently lm- j
possible for the fire to have caused i
the explosion, and of course no pow-1
der waa kept In the mill. There Is I
no reaBon evident for the fire In the
enKlne room as the mill had been
Bhut three days and everything was
"dead." The explosion blew the mill
almost to tileeea and the consumption
by fire followed quickly.
The Columbia County Lumber
Compuny had no strike troubles such
as are affecting the Grays Harbor
mills. ' It etnplovR only American la
bor und is considered to pay good
wages. The workmen are of a per
manent class, most of them married
residents of St. Helens. II. F. .Mc
Ctirtnli'k is principal owner. He Is
manager of the big MiCornilik mill
at St. Helens proper, mid Is brother
of Charles . MeCornilek. owner
of Ihe latter and the principal figure
in the big McCorinii'k Lumber Com
pany, which loads vessels here con
stantly for coastwise and offshore
business.
Source of Sleeplessness.
The most common cause of insom
nia is disorders of the stomach.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets correct these disorders and
enable you to sleep. Kor Bale by all
dealers. C
n il i:poitT ci.iiiis
li lll.ISHK.lt Ml I.CTDI!
1 1 1 .11 OCT 411'' $17.01)11.
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NEW YORK. March 29. Henry I,.
Stmlclunl. uibl.;h'r uf tin? Evening
Mall, which Is one of the strongest
suiuiortt-rs of Colonel Roosevelt, was
accused today by Homer Davenport,
the cartoonist, of nuttimr SIT.UuO
thut was duo Davenport for work '
done lit the request of President t
Roosevelt four years ago into his own
porkets after Colonel Roosevelt had
told him that Stoddard would be
responsible for money due him for
his services.
Davenport, who wan cartoonist of
the. Evening Mail for several years
at a salary of $1.".0hi). made these
accu sal ions w hen examined in sup
plementary proceedings ou a judg
ment obtained hv n department store
for $ l I no. The testimony was
brought out when counsel for the
judgment creditor asked him if he
had any claim against any person up
on which he might bring suit.
V.U.I. OK SKVKN INCHES
MAY t Al Si: THE HEATH
Ol' MEDI'OHH WOMAX.
MKDKORD. Or.. March 29. Al
though she fell a distance of only
seven Inches. Mrs. A. Kelllhor. of
this city, this morning fractured her
teit hip and left arm. She weighs
2 ."it! pounds and Is TO years of age.
The acrident occurred as she started
to aseeml the steps leading to the
kitchen of her residence. Mrs. Kel-lihiM-
is not evpecteft to receiver,
IMIMIUACK Ol HEALTHY
KIDNEYS.
U-s. lulu.
,der. Pot'
Si. mi f'll
75 Cents a Week
j i.i
Mliet. cn Mile a Senin.1.
PAT
You Don't Have To
Go To Sea To See
fi r (tiltrr4, Orm-at Hewer 11 1, izr to fl tnrhrt
CvmeaC baUding toumUtioa mm 6 rblmney hlm k. i rm'nt tltwlk
and rem ml work of nj klml.
t Bar flr or all houa 1 will sell cheap, an I want to um tb
ttonty Id other ttis'.nw. . my buritisr-proof wlnde lorh. Ut
O. K 8c Pat Kin tic roof paint for Irakr roo's V build, nnm
or rpalr yoor houana Builna bulldlnics a . -riHy, oir fortt
riara e-ipfrlcnrs in build. tg
SSdVJSKS? f. f. pa tterson
I without a J.ir. shock or disturbance,
. the awful i peed of our earth
iil.u'tiK! -I'.u-e We wondiT at such
.. ,.f . i Mite a iuot incut, and so
I.. ('-.. tm t.ike Dr. Kings New
l.sit Pil s No griping, no dhitre?.
' jtiM thor-.'ugh woik thai brings goed
ht.i'th und me feelings. 2.-c at a!!
, li 'ii:;i-t!i K
1 'ride eT Doughs. a Uosturg
-In! in! -,g i,en City." m hard
c.U art n !e. nude t Vancouver.
. re Ihe to best varttles of
on tin mark t W hy use any
K i tut th.it ro5t more' If e"r
d-Hn t c.rry eMber brn.l.
:."iie Doua'as Oountr M;l.a.
s.o k will tn delivered at your
.1 ( :ug ll . I Lille
( g-'t .ut e'
f ltil.u tut ttn
W I, ell j.-ii b.iv
Fell .mi the be
All a-k t-
stiate our t:t.i.
(. n
will i iv
ut iu buying
A cheap machine
v. and Is b.Miud
ll cannot do
;.1 not last
ii l uie of us you
r our ability to
r t! e money,
h.ri.e to demon
t'efore rou buv
er.iji a week and
i w Iiite you are
W a
r oii
Othe
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home
New Home
ii a.l.:i.e Is g i.ir.u.-, ,1 f r ." e.irs
Iloseburg Furniture Co
Complolc House Furnishers
ROSKBIRG
ltrhurt; I tender Stioultl I -earn to
keep the Ktilne Well.
The kidneys have a big work to
'do All the bb-od In the body 1?
(coursing t h rough the kidneys con
stants to be freed of poisonous mat
ter. It is a heavy enough task when
the kid no) a are well, but a cold, chill,
fever or some thoughts exposure I?
: likely to irritate, inflame and con
gest the ktdne) and interrupt the
, purifying work.
Then the aching begins, ami Is
uu.illy accompanied by some Irregu
larity of the urine too frequent pas
sages, sediment or retention. Tho.i
s.iii.ld tcsilfv to the wor..!crf;tl merit
of I'o.in'j Kidney Pills, a remedy for
the kidnes only, that has ben ud
in kidney trouble 7 T years. You will
make no mistake In following this
adie. It conies from a resident of
iliin toealitv: J
Mrs. V W l.oncwill. 3J2 West J
street. Crams Pass. Ore., says- !
, "Doan's Kidney PiHs have been used
in mv family with excellent rtsal's j
I know- what this remedy i!l do In :
' ras. of kid'ier trouble and cn
t'seiefo'-e gio it n:y hearty endorse-1
tietit." I
Per stle bv .VI dealer Price r.n
e.-Tits Foster Mi'.burn Co . P-iff.iio '
New York, sole agents for the United,
s.
ORLCiON jaiii tak no othar.
name Dean's
TERCINSKI'S
Week-End Specials
It may seem a little early (or spring apparel, but Easter will toon
be here.
Just Arrived
A full and complete assortment of Paranoia (or ladles and children.
Children's parasols, 2.".c to uOc; ladles' parasols from $1.00 up to
J2.50. We have them In all colors and combinations of colors to
match any gown.
Ladies' Waists
A large and complete assortment o( ladles' waists, Vlgh or low neck,
long and short sleeves, from $1.00 up.
A few waists, values to 12.00, while they Inst 50c
Our line of neckwear, allovers and trimmings Is as complete as can
be found anywhere. Prices reasonable.
Fine hair switches made of combings, the roots all turned one way.
Switches made either fluffy or ordinary from $1.60 up.
Easy Monday Savon
For a Short Time Only!
7 Hars 9 .25
13 l!irs .co
33 "ars i.oo
67 liars 2.00
No better Savon Soap on the mar
ket at any price.
4 Cans Hestene Cleanser 2,-
I Cans Sol Cleanser 2Se
4 Cans Ununduu Cleans 23c
Mrs. A. C. Ridd Q. Soii
RELIABLE. GROCERS
Commercial Club Building'
Choice Meats
We handle choice meat.. ,uch ..win favor, catering to customer, .ta.
appreciate the best at reasonable price, combined with aatl.r.ctorr
.ervlce. NMce. .elect d hams and bacon, is, ,. Pure ,ard, , a
6 lb. and 10 lb. pal.., iS.4e ,. Pure LaM n b lu Jb
LOUIS KOHLHAGEN
PHONE 19 107 CASS STREET
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LOWS
N'ow is the time to do
your Spriug Tlowing, 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 and sec them or write for circular of them.
. F. Barker & Co.
ImpUmcnls and YMcU's
Roseburg, Oregon