Roseburg review., March 30, 1912, Image 3

BAYS LOCAL NEWSPAPER
IS llfcST AD. ME1MIM.
Reasoning logically and with many
statements of facts and experiences
oe toruied a part uf bis ex-
" me years he has b-n
an advertising manager, William L.
'"'mi) set torth at the week
ly luncheon of the Advertising As-
oau r rancisco the argu
ment that the local newspaper al
ways It the best medium for adver
tising for the retailer. Hla paper.
me principal feature of the luncheon.1
was considered remarkable because
of hla convincing argument for the
uowspaper as against all other medl
UU1B.
To Mothers and Others.
You can use Bucklen's Arnica Salve
iu cure cnuaren of eczema, rashes,
wiwr. cnaiings, scaly and crusted
humors, as well as their accidental
injuries cuts, burns, bruises, etc.,
with perfect safety. Nothing else
tjuicmy. i;or bolla. ulcers,
old running gores or fever sores or
plies It bag no equal. 25c at all
druggists. K
CALL FOR ALL
COUJiTV WARRANTS.
Notice Is hereby a-lven nil nnnnnt
holding county warrants Issued by
iuugitta vjuuuiy, Oregon, and In
aorsea .-ot paid for want of funds,
to present the aame to the County
treasurer or saia county for pay
ment, as Interest thereon will cease
witn the date of this notice.
Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, this
zotn day of March, 1912.
J. E. SAWYERS,
Treasurer of Douglas Co nty. Ore.
SyilKREli POISOX.
Every kernel of Bolduans Poison
Grain contains a deadly dose of pow
erful, quick-acting poison, "set" in
the grain by a patent process.
Rain, snow, dew or damp ground
does not wash out this poison. It
is the only poison which is as good
six mouths alter as the first day it
is put out in the fields.
The best poison you've ever used.
or your money back.
.. iiAKSTKHS DRI'G CO,
a.vnoixci:ii:nt.
Dr. F. W. Hunt announces his re
moval on April 1st. 1912, from his
dental parlors In the Abraham build
ing to rooms 409 and 410, i'erkliin
building, where he will be better
equipped to serve his patrons.
ko;;e spray.
Spray solution for the destruction
of lice and aphis on rose bushes and
other plants.
MARSTERS DRUG CO.
SNAP.
One 4-room house, one 2-room
house and two lots 40x100 each, for
i .'.ale at a bargain. $500 down, bal
ance easier than rent.
PAGE INVESTMENT CO.,
Phone 242. 709 N. Jackson St.
OREGON n.'.KERY. 328 N. Jack
son street, llread and pastry of all
kinds. Everything usually carried
bv a flrsl-class bakery. ill open
about Aiiril 2. dtf
0
W. E. Marsters, the monument
man, Is now prepared to take orders
for Vitrified Enamel photos to be
Dlaced in tomb stones and monu
ments. They will last as long as the
stone, are not effected by heat or com
dryness or molBture. These photos
are set In the stone with German
cement and cannot be damaged or
taken out as long as the stone lasts.
Call and see Bample of work and get
prices. Office foot of Jackson M.
M-H"M"H"I"H' I I I M-H-H
JU T
C.ET ONE .NOW WHILE THEY .J-
J. MM. T
.J. For ten days we will sell the
J. wonderful Durham Duplex
4- Demonstrator Razor for S.'.c.
4. The best razor in the world. A
.j. Ten days only, a limited sup-
J. ply. (let It nt
X ' MARSTERS DRI'G STORE 4.
J. dsw f
M' I 1 1 'I-! H M !!' I M I fr-H
MEN
ImiWVnli'iNtLLI ".V j
ToSU
lfciOrtionEoBuBoiMtTi
Muilders of Homes.
Our
PHOHKBAMIIO
Investment Certificates
areREALiloneylfakera
Send for Booklet
6a46GrbettBI4s(nldDl0fa
Oregon Restaurant
Open Pay and Night.
First-class Mealg at All Horn.
Fresh Olympla Oysters. Fish snd
Clamg all the time.
Rralar MetU, 23 CeaU.
Ht added a ne balcony et
pectallj referred for Udlet and
familiea.
Arizona, the
Member
Its Entry Completes the Nation
of States From Ocean
to Ocean.
RIZONA. whose entry as the for-
ty-elchtb member of the Colon
completes the nutlou of states
iroui ocean 10 iK-enn. mm naa
a history probably a. tnrhuu-ut r.nd
trrlDc uh anv ntnt Id the I'a!on The
trucirle of the nlliinuiM of M :,.
ehust-ita. the UolluiitJen. who .uou ztl
M'w ioru, tue guukfiH who iuieil
FeDns.vJvuulii amj the En;;!;;, who
brought civllixutiou to tiie Vlruio'u
shores wen? baidr than thmt ijr
the plouvem of Arizona. Tbey wer
filled by Indians. rnhld by lawless
people of their own national. :y. starv
ed upon the desert, frozen In the
snowcapped mountain and bitten by
poisonous reptilea
They had no poverurueat for many
yearn and fought an hi.id to Ret terri
torial rightn aa tbey huve been tiffbtliiK
for the past ten yearn to net Htatehood
rights They were on the point of re
belling at one time, and even went so
far as to establish a territorial form
of government of their own despite the
expressed desire of ronress. exempli
fled In itM refusal to grunt a territorial
government, that they should remain
a part of New Mexico.
Their nearest peace and judicial ottl
ciala were then -Wo miles away, at
Mesllla. N. M.. and their law waa the
law of the strongest against the weak
est. At one time all of the present
state of Arizona was the county of
Arizona, attached to New Mexico for
purposes of administration only..
Whence Came Its Name.
General Nelson A. Miles. Ceneral
Law ton, Ceuerat Crook and many oth
er uoted men of the I'nited States
army gained their tlrst fame in cam
paigning in Arizona. It was from Arl.
zona that the only riiid of United
.States troops was ever made into a
foreign country not then ut war with
us; the soldiers were after Indians
who had lieen killing and robbing in
Arizona. The bis of Arizona Is
thrilling from Us imi-ptlon to the pies
ent day.
The origin of the name Arizona is
not definitely known. lam-r.ft. the
historian, and some others have insist
ed that the name is from a supposed
I'ima Indian word, "Ari :onac." nl
though Ha u Toft admit! that the "ab.i
rigiual meaning of the term is tua
known." The historian treats as "ex
tremely absurd" the suir-jistion that
the name is of Spanidi dfriviitam. and
he apparently basis couch wmu
upon the fact that il:e e i- uo sii:iii:a
ord in Spanish.
Hut it is possible tlu.l "Arlama" may
have had Its derivation t.um the Span
ish words arid a zona tarid zoui'i The
fell know n tendem y of une ! abated
teakers of S :Miih In leave oft the
last syllables of words ending in vow
els aud their tendency lo run words
together would easily transform aridu
zona Into "Arizona "
The First True Exploration.
It was about' IT.27 that Cabcza do
Va:-a turned bis wandering footsteps
to the lioi: itnd UI;igcs In the
northeast, gaining Mexico at last bv
way uf the friendly I'lma settlements
along (he i i la.
It was in lT-10 that Vas o de Oro-
nado. governor of Vesbn. lined bv the
olden tali's of a monM-di traveler,
started northward ou the llrst true ex
ploration of that mysterii t! land. Me
ouch I the fab!ed Serin Cities of CI
tnda. wheie gold and re h.us gems
iaved the streets. Though he d d not
tlnd the object of hi search, his ex
peditlon led tn Span.sh wttlemetits
ind agriculture and tninltig had sotup
leveUipmetit.
Hack nirr'in Into Inrbarlin was Arl
zona pltingiil by the Mexican war for
Independence, and B"t until the C -ds-
leii purcha-M. In ( ( Tlie firni ti;;nd
f cvemtiieitial auih.rtty n:ilu t:ike
li'id Kvn then, how i it. all th.it
was known f Arizona w:is r-mr
trip wplifn u h'- :! tlie Sin" 'n -n
lfie
rai'pind imw run-
il
a linn:
OUR FEAT WORTH MILLIONS.
Mint Burfftu Evpert Predict. Widf
L. Hfrt C.:or. Long
Pent tLriy li u.tl ex!Mii . el in :dp
rntTel S?:i:e U-f.tre lofi:'. in h ittllD
Iro ef f"li;irle. A l tt ii.l .. Ite!!
Oinklr-i; ete:iive in x et ii;-it .on. f.r
he tmre:iu tf U.tlM-
The .:irt. .,f ttii. r-niintrv whfre;ie.it
9 ni'-t ft I ti c ; 'In 11 1 :in' n-lntlveif re
ni"te fniili tl;e iffll Mr. Ii.-ivln
T9 In n reort m hii lm(mr
funt einnomie ron...Tntl'n IVnt
Mr. !nv'm rmi d tie iro!'.icel
witb leiM dmiirer at.J mu h rnorv
uealil; tlinn CKjll. It wu'( III'"?
eofiii"nilral. fi.r t'n of tn-rit (v.ui-l
p twuctit fr tlie ;nre a nr.e
in of efiiil. nnd even tt.e .nl
do n"t tiatl ttti.p ttle tl'ITll; - lal'lt.
iMiUtlll for lillll'l. ef f"! fte't I 1-"
Vr i."vi et.n-ri! t'..' 1 i.f
t'.iintrr .intj nr..'.t j i i ... ji
I'eat i f rt-iei i-rii'l lie i r..iy
t u'fl fir Uliiiif i ir"-i'. I'.ier than
fuel Paper can I- nig I- fr.m It,
coan- fatim. d atnT. t ir.n ne ma
terlgls. pack.ng aiater.al gr.l fertilizer
fcrty-eigisih j
of
Union
First True Exploration of That
Section of A nerica Was
In 1540.
whl'-b flon-ed the tide of travel from
the eaieni states to the cold fields ol
California.
tv.,. t.j.'.-.. . t.
cheroM dlB-.S of tonj Ago.
I " tlrn IIie wtlU n tlntt to
ArHuma tlnw n-ei uin-roxluintely i.
WMI Ititlinui within Hip borders of the
tenltnry. Tlie prlncniHl trllieH were
tbe Na vn Jon. Hnila. nl.apals, ('Heme.
huevlB. liuvnsuiiliiH. Muhuven. I'tiuas
UancoiMia. luuuiik I'ui'Mpm and
Apac ties, of grhlrb there were ever.il
gioui or illvlalnng. The NHvaJcm per
petnited wvenil uiu-win re In the e:ir
l.v days, hut It tt'im uut Innx liefere all
tlie Indiana eicept the Apaches hud
been HUhuued
Trleky aud cruel, the Apache held
out for xanay .renin Hu.iltxt the In
runui ill Hie wniiei upon tneir HDCIelll
huntlne KMiinda. Stieb lenders aa i n
rhlie. Oenmlmo nnd Nntrhex led i!n
Apacliea nituluxt fanmua Amerlcun ki u
erala like Nelwm A. Ml'.e and i;enr?i
Cronli A reward nf (.i.iain ma on .
oiTered fur Apache Kid. hut wan neve
claimed.
Lp to ISi-l the Indiana lerrorlied
larue awtli n nf the lerrilnr.T nnil ke;il
nut liiiiiiiu'ratiiin and ciipltnl. In tlin
year all the Ainllea that could he
rounded up were luc.il ol. the San
t arles riervatloii It wnn nrppjscd
licit tin end h id iicen put to the Ind;.;!:
tmiitde. Inn rahla in lssi and lsv.
shiMiIi tiie fcc.lntf of scurlty.
In 1 V yen I.VS3 there were 25.0ai
Indian. In 1 lie territory occupyliu
lands reserved for Iheiu liy the kcih i
al kic e ninei!! The uo eminent ivn
su,":ii.::l:: nli. ut ri.OiMl vf them.
In ll' llie t'liincaliua. While Moun
tain and San I'nrlow Apachea hroke olll
In open rehe l.i.ii tin the iimrnlni: of
April III l.o o'm hand drnke out nt San
i'arln m il after killing the chl.f of
pn'.ee -itarl.-il i:p the vnlU'y of the tillu.
I;li!iuu al le:;! sixty white settlers.
Then for .x yeara Arijimi waa the
cue nt a i.n n lles Indian war In
1SS.I lli ionlluo I.e. nine chief of the
Ap;h lies. lie massacred selllers in.d
Imrne l ran. hes almost at will Afier
ca- li r.i l lie would escape to the uioilli
I tin las!i:esyes of Mexico, where the
I lii.cd stales so:!:ers could mil pur.siie
i'ii'i I'lnnliy iTialssl.i!i uas secured
;r. ::i .ieho for soldii rs to cross llie
;V. l.l.e- in pursuit of the Indians. In
IV.s t aitaiu I.awtun. serxiuv mill, r
le: elal Ncis.in A Allies, sui roih'iV'il
rn.inn.'s uarrli.is and made ii.em
i.i'isor;crs. Tlie wimle ir.I.e Uiis nil. en
"1 l-'lorida and niter Irans.'errc I to F-.r
Sill. IKihl . 11. (tl isui.. nf w;'
Ecd I!on livtJ There.
There lieliinllii naineil until hi
ilealh. Ihlei' or Tour ii-ars no. and the
remainder of his p.: ml Is si III there A I:
de-ire lo r.liirn to Arlrona. atnl It I
possil.le Unit some lime I lie cocnim"li'
liny see til to craul tlieui their wi-!i
Today Ihcy are as cful and pl n ii'
as any lii'lliins. hilvlui: seen the f.il'i
of resisiiu the uhilii.
I)f itnirse there were l.iid 1111 n ;i:.il
-ilii men in Arizona In her early !.:;.
Sliue 111. d 1 ruin r.il.hciies were l.y . .
mens urn .i.niu.ni and excited cal;.
pasi:ik' co mini III I'iiially tr;;m ml.
hcries he nine mi I'reiiuenl luat In lss;i
peicilty for "h;it crime ns lit il
it ilealh In (he same year the leis.
iiil ire passi'd a l;iw procldini; a line of
c." for any one carryiin; c.n. ealcil
rteapons
It was not until after the el. ally for
rain rol.l.jnit In'd I u lisd al li-ti'l.
li.al Arizona I a'ne really pci.s-fiil
..w Hi. re is 110 train ii.l.l.n, nny
more, nnd as the day of the slaec...i h
is .ra. . ally pa s.-d Hi.. e r. '.l.el
s ex: ill' I.
C I1 1 1I III O eveivt'li.i w -s wide open
.n Ariz. 11a i;al..l.:ii;i: was nuresir.. in
e.l .-.lid. ex. ept where llll.ai ipal l:i?
prelen'isl. nomiu i.nd nrln rs wi re nl
ow.sl in a.'....u-. In that "ar the I. -is!a;ure
rcsM.ial. i p. rii nr-enl m.-s
sil" fi'oni i:oeincr l '.1I.1 aid li
pr..r!o.,;i. , ,1 p.il.li,- s l;Tii.,.nt and p:s
d 11 ri- : I : .:! cnn.h.la- law lh.it do
' 1 -II' I. I..I1I..-S
shaft:
SPRING THEORY.
French e"nnt Says Micob Dot
Rtstl AttrAken ng.
it T!- i rim tin..- aw;ik'":lnir ol
I: r. h ;i 't.t n It ti fi I I n'
"M "J l.v tl..- p-N-N I -..rilf lt d I.J
1 ITi.iTi.Kf r'eti. U II I'l.lU Jl.. tn
i n l r.-i-f ri e ftiM-U , m
c --.r Mm, - ir ttc t-1. -li' :i A jui.-m
f s !) i- f i li r ih -t !,
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wi-rl.wl r:, I-tr.-. u- i : . r tf. .
I I liii- v;.;i; .-nl i;ivwl .p!it.r iv !
AT'"t rr-'-nr rxfpiidinz oer a
-i '..1 .f . :iM I'r.if..nr tint a
-rt f Ii.-it i tit f.f.fri'jiiifii! l rin
I'lu .ir' ! I r t rt-tjlt .f .,'.-(i
t..i :.r'.il nrliltc In Hi .ii. nii tJn.-
tl e rm. Ii'it to a Inw of (rttll in
in' .-rfi.T in Mm di! rif' tLfnwupv
I hi -fjviTT fiifc-tilr rntj!fiM,Hi ttjf ni
tn.L'MT, In fl: otl. whih in fir m.-k--
(! fi-fiviMi'. and tfirwatin ltdw
Congr-t tn 9etton Until Auquit.
?Wh lmriiv aril !t;-'it 't'Uft
lfl'!'r in rhf Vu -t rf( rTjt:i,iv
rr tbat thr l mt likl of
coogTvw adjourning bvfort August
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
LOST AND I'Oi'ND
LOST. Hunch of keyg on ring. Find
er please leave at Review office.
WANTED
WANTED. All
promptly and
Mill street.
klndg of sewing
neatly done. 431
dtf
WANTED. Milk cmtomerg. Drop
cam or can on Mrs. s. K. Uraham,
5U4 S. Main St.
WANTtD. Loganberry plantg by
the huudr'd or thousand. Cedar
bprings Nursery, Cottage Grove,
Oregon. dsw
ROOMS WANTED. Rooms for man.
wife and chtldren, centrally lo-
cuted, with or without board
Would rent furnished house. Kor
particulars call up Phone 245.
WANTED. Men and women, local
and traveling, salary and ex
penseg paid; experience unneces
sary. Call 1 to 5 p. m., room one,
405 W. Lane street.
WANTED. An old gentleman to do
chorea, errandg, etc., alBO handy
wttu tools, repairing harness, etc.,
In exchange for a good home on a
ranch. Some pay. For particulars
address llox 66, Dlxonvllle, Ore,
KOK KENT
FOR RENT. Central Hotel, Rose
burg. Enquire J. W. Wright,
Douglas Nat. lluuk Building.
UOAUD AND ROOM. Private fam
ily. .Mrs. J. U. Kurtz, 1138 North
Jackson street.
FOR KENT. Housekeeping suites.
Very central location. Inquire 335
urtn itose street.
FOR RENT. Small, unfurnished
house. 404 West Douglas Street
Roseburg. tf
FOR RENT. Front room furnished.
with or without board, private
family, nice location. 627 Court
street, corner Ell;'.
FOR SALE OU TRADE.
FOR SALE. Oood. gentle horse:
very cheap. Del S. Pearce, Eden
bower; phone Suburban 91. dhf
FOR SALE. Eggs from my S. C.
White Ltghorns, select layln,
stock, $1.00 per setting of 15. Mrs
James Altken, Edenbower, Phone
Farmers 265. dtf
I LL JERSEY COW Milk test 6.4,
better than 1 need. For sale or
will trade for. Jersey-Durham.
JeiKey-llolMtein or other good
milch cow. F. J. Rohson, Harvard
avenue, West Roseburg. dswall
FOR SALE. White and Drown Leg
horn R. I. Red and Plymot ,-i
Rock biihy chicks; also grown
stock. E. H. Duller, Pet- luma. Cali
fornia, dsw
FOR SALE 90 acres, 12 acres of
It rich river bottom in cultivation.
10 acres young prunes; small
house, barn, chicken house, etc.
A snap for f'.noii; terms. Ad
dress llox T, Roseburg, Ore. dsw
FOR SALE. 'two Cyphers' incubat
ors. 220 and 300 egg, 112 and 118;
used one sc son. Three S. C.
White Leghorn cocks, one year old
each. J. Dentley, I'mpqua Park,
across Alexander bridge, Rose
burg. dsw
FOR SALE Ruff Orpington eggs for
Hatching, Ji.00 for 15 eggs. E. L.
Farrens, Edenbower, Or. dsw
FOR SALE. Ekks for hatching from ;
best laying strain of prize winning
White .Mlnnrcas, 11.00 per setting
of 1.".; also few choice cockerels.
102 N. Parrott St., Roseburg. dsw
FOR SALE. 70 acres, with house,
barn, etc. About 2 acres rich
river bottoi balance bench am
hill laud with somo of It cleared;
plenty of timber and pasture.
Price tl.".0O. Address llox T.
Roschiirg, Onuim. dsw
FOH KAI.K A Hlnk of KfnT.il nir
cluiinliM' ituatfJ at Norway, Coon
Couniy, (Jn-emt, thni ni licit bHow
Myrtle Tnlnt on bank of Cofinillo
Itivf-r, J4 mile from II. H. atiitlon;
Ftork Kill invoice about $2HHO.
I or t'nnft and partlrulurs apply
to Mrs. S. J. McCloskfy, Norway.
Or'-Kun. dsw
FOH SAMv- Stork ranch of 162
aT"8 on Kail Creeflt, 18 mlU-i
aat of Kosfburg; stream through
place year around. Cheap for
canh. or on eany turms. M. !
Vaney. 2'.'0 Pine street. Robur.
KOK SATE. Five-room bouse, wttn
to lots, on Stevens stret, m-iT
be buuRht at lc-u fian cost If
t.ikn at nnce. Terms. Addresi
UiT 167, !toeburi;, Oregon.
Fo(t SALK. a res t't river bot
tom land In Oregon. Fine for gar
den, orchar or other farming.
Tlire Wffks earlier than other lo
rilifi'. Ui'l sll all. or divtd in
fl v fit t'-n-acre tracts. AddrtHB
lio IHllard, Ctregon.
FOR SALK Farm of lg scrs.
miles southeast of Roseburg';
spler.did. free creek bottom soil;
To acres In cultivation, balan
t-jHture and tlmljer; tear gcbool i
ami it. K. I), l'rlre Ijo00, on-.
t,:r r;i.h. Address llox 1(7, Hoe-
billK, Oregrin.
FIFTKKN K'J'iS. 12 00. etprg p'e-'
paid Orplnittong. Wysndotteg,
1-Khorns, Itantams. etc. Write for
circular. Simpson g Phesgsnt ,
Farm, Corrslllg, Orefon. I
PIANO FOR TRADE. Will trad
square piano for horse or good
cow. inquire at Ueehlve Grocery
FO-. SALE. 60 head poultry In
grand laying condition; price $48
casn. r. tiuxton, Roseburg.
OH SALE. Team, harness and
wagon. Weight of team about
.'boo gelding and mure, agea
and 6. F. Schmidt, Edenbower.
FOR SALE. Lot 10 feet front and
extending to river; One river bot
torn goll. inquire at 608 Nortt
Pine street du
FOR SALE. 5-room house, first-
class condition, and two lots, North
Roseburg, on easy terms to suit
buyer; or will rent. A. J. Starmer,
city.
run BAt.r.. inis week, owner go-
lug east, ranch of 8 acres close to
fcdenbower P. O. Horse, buggy
light spring wagon, 2 sets of har
ness, Jersey cow, chickens, grind
stone. Bargains while they last
11. B. Heald, Box 36, Edenbower.
FOR SALE. Planing mill at Eden
bower, fully equipped, lncludlna
stock of lumber; lot 50x200. Oood
proposition for some one, and
cheap; also new four-room house.
lot 100x100. Call on or sddresi
M. w. Aldrlch, Dox 8, Roseburg;
or pnone sun. t.
FOR SALE. One good, heavy work
ana brood mare, 6 years old
cheap on account of blemish. Also
one sound, gentle mare coming 4;
one two-seated buggy, with double
set or harness. .Must be sold in
ten days. Address R, care Itevelew
or call liming noon hour nt 611
South Main street, Roseburg.
FOR SALE. 14 acres. 4-rooio
house, wood house, etc.; 4 chicker.
house, several chicken runs; all
first-class soil, all fenced and cross-
fenced; good water; a first-class
poultry ranch. Will sell cheap
Also for gale 4-room house on lot
60x100, for 400. Inquire at Re
view omce.or address W. E., care
or llox T, Roseburg. dsw
PARTIES wishing an Ideal location
for poultry and fruit raising, a de
sirable place to live, about 40
acres of the best black loam, tree
soil, all In cultlvat'on, fairly level.
8 miles from Rosebu g, mile to
school, 3 miles to '.ore, P. O. and
church; good roar's; excellent
neighbors. If interested write
llox 66, or phone f armers 195
Dlxonvllle. Oregon.
CALL FOR CI rXTi WARRANTS.
Notice Is hereby given all persons
holding county warrants Issued by
Douglas County, Oregon, and In
dorsed "i-'ot paid for w:.nt of funds.'
prli r to and Inch ding the 3rd duy of
November, 1911, to present the same
to the Treasurer of Bald county al
his office for payment, ns Interest
thereon will cease after the date of
this notice.
Dated at R. sehurg. Oregon, this
the 21st day of March. 1 12.
J. E. SAWYERS.
Treasurer of Douglas County, Ore
gon.
CAM, FOR Xl XTY V ARRANTS.
Notice Is hereby given all parsons
holding county warrants Issued by
Douglas ( ounty, o.egon. nnd In
dorsed "Not pa.d for want of funds,'
prior to and Including the 9th day
of September, I'll, to present the
same to the County Treasurer of gald
county at his office for payment, as
Interest thereon will cease after the
date of this notice.
Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, this,
tho 14th day of March. 1912.
J. E. SAWYERS,
County Treasurer of Douglas County.
Oregon.
TUKSI'ASS JKrTUTC.
PoHttlvelv no tree pigling sIIowat
on the lands of the Curry estat.
ilsw N. CURHY EfiTATtt
Pansies! Pansies!
The larM flowerlnr kind, Just
rlRht for plaiitlnit. . Crown from Im
ported seed, the bcit to be had In
Kuroj.e. Plants 2-".c per dozen, or
ll.r.O per 100.
F. Schmidt
Kdt-nbowfr,
rl-I)t In front
Cemet Tf.
A fr1 ran al Church
111 llardoare Co' j. to
any lady railing for
For s short
tiriio only.
Peerless Washer
Wa't for tbe ngi-r.'. nf the Peer-
Fi Steam Wa.ibfd. ho will rail
on yi.'i nn.' dtinonstrn'e tn tu-P'-rt'trity
frr all othr washers.
Fr it I' 'i I .i' h p-e or ad.lr'ns
Baxter Robinson
Sole Aistnl for lo anly.
ItfiwharK, On-gon.
BUY PROPERTY
For Investment, not speculation.
I CAN SHOW YOU
Choice City Property. All Slics of Farms.
If there were better birgalng In
them listed with
JOHN W.
Live Wire Real Estate Man.
The Mutual Life Injurance Co. of
V. Y., payg the largest dividends,
Investigate. Office la fdrklns Block,
Kooin 421.
Commercial Abstract Co.
Abstracts of Titles Blue Prints
Filing Papers, Etc.
WE WILL CO;ON YOUR BOND
Insurance
206 PERKINS BUILDING
BOARD and ROOM
Modern Apartments with bath, and hot and cold water in
each room. Transient trade especially solicited.
FIRST CLASS DINING SERVICE
MRS. CALL AND, Proprietor
rhone
112 Brockway Street,
Prune
r-k Complete line
r eacn Sales
Cherry. A. L.
The Nurseryman
In Our New Home
We hsve moved Into larger and better quartors. We are now better
prepared than ever to give prompt aud careful service to our ever
Increasing patronage. We are now located In the EaHton building.
344 North Jackeon.
Our Stock and Prices Will Please You
If you have nover traded with ua Just call or phone ug your order
and gee how well you will begerved. laAM
KENDRICK & KING
344 N. Jackson St. , CROCERS
5 Carloads of Good
Sharp clean sand at 85c per yard f. o. b. cars Dillard.
Also sand and gravel in bar at 1 5c per yard. Call on
S. B. Crouch, Roseburg
Finish Your House
We carry a full line of Johuson's finishes. Tlie best
preparations used in producing a dull polished o
stained fiinish.
Dye
Under lac
Tint your plastered walls with No Luster Fin
ish and they will be water proof and may be cleaued
without injuring tint.
Hamilton Drug Co.
211 N. Jackson St.
Douglas County gull you would find
CAMPBELL
n Cass street
Rolled oata and barley, cracked and
whole orn, wheat and all varieties
of mill feed at the Douglas County
Mills. Phone 13.
Conveyancing
R05KBUKC. OilCON
881.
Near High School
, 0 Pte&
of nursery stock at my
Yard in Roseburg.
KITCHIN,
Roseburg, Ore
Phone 63
Wax
Filler
Roscbu.,4, Oregon