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APRIL 1, 1912.
WRITE CHAMIIKKLAl.VH NAME
ON BALLOT FOR VICE-FREH.
Alto R. O. Smith' for Conjrrvia to
Oppose Hawley Mat of Party
Candidates Ho Far.
Oregon Democrat! have Initiated a
concerted movement all over the
itate for writing the name of United
Statea Senator Chamberlain on their
primary election ballon ai the party's
candidate for Vlce-Prealdent.
A almllar movement baa been
atarted In the First Congressional
Dlitrlct, where, by the same method,
Democrats expect to nominate K. O.
Smith, of Orinu Pass, aa their can
didate for Representative In Congreas
mniui fnr thia office In the gen
eral election with W. C. Hawley, Re
publican Incumbent, who hai no op
ponent for the Republican nomlua-
Candidates So Far Named.
The Democratic State and Nation
al tickets, so far as candidates have
offered themselves, follow:
United States Senator O. P. Co
Ihow, of Roseburg; Dr. Harry Lane,
of Portland; Milton A. Miller, of
Lebanon, and Walter M. Pierce, of
Hot Lake. ,., ,
Representatives In Congress First
District, R. O. Smith, of Grants Pass;
Second, James H. Graham, of Raker,
and Claud C. Covey, of Warm
Springs; Third, M. G. Munly, of
Portland.
Presidential Electors F. C. Whlt
ten and D. M. Wateon, of Portland;
Will M. Peterson, of Pendleton;
Hugh McClaln, of Marahfleld, aud
John M. Wall, of Hlllsboro.
Delegates to the Natiouul Conven
tion (10 to elect Victor P. Moses,
Corrallls; A. S. Bennett, The Dalies;
Emit T. Raddant, SlleU; Leon R.
Edmunson, Kigene; Charles W. Sher
man, Sr., Dairy; J. W. Malone, Pen
dleton; Daniel W. Bheahan. Enter
prise; John D. (loss, Marahfleld;
Stephen Jewell, Grants Pass; J. E.
Godfrey, Salem; T. C. Burke, Baker;
Mark Holmes, Rlckreull; Herman
Wise. Aatorla; Alex Sneek. John H
Stevenson, Ludwlg Wllhelm, A. D.
('ridge. A. A. Kadderly, W. R. King
F. V. Ilolnian, iiartlett Cole and
Frank II. Reynolds, Portland.
Secretary of State John U. Ryan,
Portland.
'FIlHtl.lXM ROB" TAYLOR
DK.I; ONCE AIll!KSSi:i)
At DIKNCE l. ROSKIll'RG
WASHINGTON, March 31. Rob
ert Love Taylor, senior United States
Senator from Tennessee, "Fiddling
Hob," to all the South, died here to
day, unable to withstand the shock
of sn operation for gallstones, per
formed last Thursday.
"Fiddling Bob," so known because
he played his way Into the hearta of
his audiences, carried nis vionn
wherever be campaigned. He was 61
rears old.
Senator Taylor forced his way to
the National House of Representa
tives from the same Congressional
district that previously sent his
father to Congress, and later his
brother. Alfred A. Taylor, whom he
subsequently defeated for Governor.
Senator Taylor was a Cleveland
Democrat. He had served In the
Senate since January, 1907, his prin
cipal activities being on behalf of a
comprehensive system of good roads
and the Lakes-to-the-Gulf deep water
way project.
(Senator Taylor spoke and "fid
dled" In Roseburg about 12 years
ago).
MORE THAN SKIN DEEP.
More Tlmn a Skin Solve Is Needed to
Cure. Piles Permanently.
Don't be disappointed if you fail
to get a lasting cure of piles with
salves. The cause of piles Is more
than akin deep. It Is sluggish, flab
by veins pockets filled with thick,
bad blood.
HEM-ROID, a tablet tonic remedy,
Is taken Inwardly, acta on the cir
culation and cures all kinds of piles
thoroughly.
II for 24 days' supply at the Red
Cross Pharmacy and all druggists.
Dr. Leonhardt Co., Station B, Buffalo,
N. Y., mall a free booklet.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Dr. O. J. Bncher announces his
removal on April 1, 1I2, from his
dental parlors In the Abrnhum build
ing to rooms 407 and 408, Perkins
building. daw
Cheapest accident Insurance Dr.
ThomnB' Eclectic Oil. Stops the pain
and heals the wound. All druggists
sell It.
NATURE'S LAWS.
. NatutVt Itwi are perfect if only we obey them, hut diieaie folio wt dltobedi
mm. Go traiiht to Nature lor the cure, to the forest; there ere myateriee there,
eome ol which we een fathom for you. lake the bark of the Wild-cherry tree,
with mandrake root, Orctfon tfrape root, atone root, queen' root, bloodroot and
folden aeal root, make a aoieatibo, flyocrio extract ol them, with just the riht
proportions, and you have
DOCTOR PIERCE'S GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
It took Dr. Pierce, with the atiittanoe of two learned chenmts and pharma
cists, many months ol hard work experimenting to perfect
thia vegetable alterative and tonio extract ol the greatest
efficiency.
Mil C. V. Pa wi.ky, of Millvll.e, Callf.,writes. " I wlnh
to It'll yu thnt I huvo used yutir ' tioliln Medical Dis
covery In my family for twenty years. Wo have had a
doctor called In but otic during that time, I haw i fatuity
of ten children, all well and hi-urty, for whU-h, to a ureal
extent, wo owe thanks to you and your 1 Golden Medical
Discovery ' and ' lvileia, which wo uw when lck."
Dr. Pierce's Pleant Pellets rrdulute and invigorate
C W. Pawlct. Jumv stomach, liver and bowel., bufar-ooatrd, tiny granules.
Roseburg Book Store
BOOKSELLERS - STATIONERS
Carry a complete stock of
School books
Blank books
Typewriter paper
Office supplies
Drawing material
Roseburg Book Co,
J. H. Sykes
GUN STORE
Opposite Post Oflkc.
E3nsebfill Goods I iieyclo Goods
Agent for the National HicycL; with prices ranging
from $25 to $50. Call am) see llicm.
Ve carry a new and complete stock of ilnn. Ammunition. Fishing
Tar k la and Sporting; Uuotls. U u Kcpairitig uJ Key Kilting a
spoclaltjr.
PAT
You Don't Have To
Go To Sea To See
for Osasrsit ColTerta, Omt Bewer llpra, slsrs to tartm.
Csswal bmlldlaf fuaadatloa aid chimney t.lorta. tmai sidewalks
aad ceiwrnt work of a 7 alad.
t kar It or all bourn I will sell cheap, as I want to as las
1097 other business. UN mj burg lar-proof window lock, lu
O. K. Im Pat's Elastic root paint for Irak? roofs, We build, mots
or repair four bourn. Business building a specialty oer forty
years eipertence Id building
CONTRACTOR
AND BUILDER
F. F. PATTERSON
DRIVES OUT
. RHEUMATISM
Rheumatism Is due to an excess of uric acid, aa Irritating, inflammatory
accumulation, which Rata into the circulation because of weak kidneys,
constipation, indigestion, and other physical irregularities which are usually
considered of no importance. Nothing applied externally can ever reach
the seat of thia trouble; the most such treatment can do is soothe the pains
temporarily; while potash and other mineral medicines really add to the
acidity of the blood, and this fluid therefore continually grows more acrid
and vitiated. Then instead of nourishing the different musclca and Joints,
kn-plng them in a normally supple and elastic condition, it gradually hardens
and stiffens them by drying up the natural oils and fluids. Rheumatism can
never be cured until the blood is purified. S. S. 8. thoroughly cleanses and
renovates the circulation by neutralizing the acids and driving the cause
from the system. It strengthens and Invigorates the blood so that Instead
of a sour, weak stream, depositing acrid and painful corrosive matter in
the muscles. Joints and bones, it nourishes the entire body with pure, rich
blood and permanently cures Rheumatism. 8. 8. 8. contains no potash!
alkali or other harmful mineral, but is mads entirely of roots, herbs and
barks of great purifying and tonio properties. Book on Rheumatism and
any medical advice free to all who write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
SCHOOL NITKHVIHOIt.S TO
11K AI'I'OIXTKI) AI'HIL
Douglas County Itourd Gives Time
fur Applications llilru One
May lie Addt'd.
Appointment of district school su
pervisors for Douglas County was not
made by the county educational
board at Its meeting In Hose burg last
Saturday night, because of the lack
of opportunity beforehand for the fil
ing of applications for the positions.
The board decided to defer the mak
ing of appointments until another
meeting, which will be held In this
city on April 27. This will afford
ample time for the submission of
applications.
At present, the county nus two
district school supervisors, J. J. Ker
nan, of the south end, aud K. 11.
liedrlck, of the north end. besides
the filling of theBe posltlous, either
by reappointment of the present In
cumbents or with new men, the
board is seriously considering the
creation of a third supervisory office.
In some Quarters the abolishment of
the supervisors altogether has been
advocated, but the board could not
do this even were It so disposed. The
law makes their appointment compulsory.
Advisability of a tnira supervisor
Is suggested by the great amount of
work now devolving upon the present
two. Each is looking after it) dis
tricts, the maximum number pre
scribed by law, and these are si-ut-
tered over a wide area. The board
has the power to appoint one super
visor for every 20 districts. This
would penult the iiiuliitnlnunce of
at least five In this county, but the
bourd thinks that three will be suffi
cient for the present.
The tenure of service of supervis
ors is ten consecutive mouths, from
September 1 to July 1. Salary
ranges from $101) to f 120 per mouth,
according to tho discretion of the
board, to whom is iiIho left the ques
tion of whether the supervisors shall
pay their own traveling expenses,
liouglas County's two supervisor
draw $120 per month nud pay their
own expenses. The legal qualifica
tions of a supervisor are that he
shall hold a valid certificate and have
had at least nine months experience
touching. Ills special training, how
ever, will be the chief factor 111 tne
determination of his fitness for the
position.
siMi i.i: Mi vn m:
1 si n i. itosi:m it(i.
Many In Itosehurg are now using
the simple buckthorn bark and
glycerlnu mixtiire known as Adler-I-
ka. the new Centum appendicitis
remedy. A SINdl.K 11UHK relieves
constipation, sour stomach or gas
on the stomach almost INSTANTLY.
This simple mixture untlseptlclzea the
digestive organs mid draws off the
impurities and people are surprised
how Ol ll'Kl.Y it helps. Ited Cross
Pharmacy.
M vrnit hoick s Fit
I HUM rol.AMlFIt 1)1 HINCi
l-lto-u ii.son aiih;i:ss
ONLY TWO OF ALI.fr..
;.XG .VOW AT LAItGE.
Attorneys for Murderers Count
Confusion Attending CriiiM)
to Clear Clients.
HILLSVII.LE, Va., March 31. j
The lines of pursuit are tightening
about the two courthouse assassins
who remain at large. Empty-banded, 1
the posse returned to town today and i
then went to the mountains again, I
confident that with every exit guard
ed, It Is only a matter of hours when
Sldna Allen and Wesley Edwards will
be taken. I
Of the eight outlaws who shot up'
Carroll courthouse and murdered
five persons, they are the only ones'
not now In jail awaiting trial. j
The people of HUlsvllle do not!
think It will be an easy matter to
convict the Aliens, should all of
them be caught. Judge llalrstop, K.
11. Willis aud Judge lloleu, who are
attorneys for the outlaws, are now
busy In rounding up witnesses for
the men. It Is known the outlaws
can count on almost a score of men
who will take the stand and swear
they cannot decide who fired the
fatal Bhots. Naturally, in the flashes,
smoke and excitement that marked
the courthouse ussassinutions, few
persons were cool enough to observe
from which blazing gun the killing
bullets streamed.
Krlel Allen, youngest of the eight
of the Allen gung, was captured late
Friday in a carriage shed at the home
of his father, Jack Allen, eight miles
from here. He cheerfully submitted
to arrest.
It Looks Like a Crime
to sepurute a boy from a box of Buck
lea's Arnica Salve. His pimples,
bolls, scratches, knocks, sprains and
bruises demand it, and Its quick re
lief for hiirnu mciiIiIm. nr cuts Is his
right. Keep it handy for hoys, bIbo I
girls. Heals everything lie.ilablu and
does It quick, rncqualcd for piles.
Only 2.c at all druggists.
You 11ml your children nre safe
If you wear Or. Lowe's superior
glasses eye safe and price safe -they
cost you no more than the in
ferior kinds usually sold and you
have the benefit of his skill, profes
sional guidance and more than 20
years' experience. Consult him at
Hotel .McClallcn parlor next Friday
and to noon Saturday. .April a and 0.
Do not try to make the
Old machine do, loss
Of patience and time
Makes it undesirable.
The main queHtl. - Is, where to buy
the niathtnt). You don't believe In
buying a cheap pair of shears, o
you? You know thejr would be poor
ly tempert',1 and made of cheap steel,
and would not cut well and would
break eutdly.
ANNOUNCEMENT!
Ten Acre Tracts Ten Acre Tracts
Riversdale Tracts
Fruit
Subdivision of the N. Curry Estate
Ranch. This well known Ranch has
been subdivided and placed on the
Garden market in ten acre Tracts.
Riversdale Tracts
Are located five miles from Roseburg,
Oregon on the North Umpqua River.
Fruit
Garden
Farm
Farm
Land
Riversdale Tracts
are adapted to the raising of Fruits,
Vegetables and Farm products.
SOLD ON TERMS
N. Curry Estate Owners
Riversdale Tracts
Land
Office Masonic Building,
Roseburg, Oregon
Ten Acre Tracts
Ten Acre Tracts
O. I COSIIOW riIKS11KT I
OK .NEW HOSLKIIL IWi HANK.
WAI KKSII A. Win.. March 3D.
I'litti-d State Senator Thomas I
(Jure, of Oklahoma, speaking ben
tonight In mlvotacy of Wood row II
son for I'reslileiil. was the object of
an allaik by a crazy Polandcr, and
was sa ed from serious injury and
perhaps death only by the ouick ac
tion of Juile Hamlin, chairman of
the nieetlnK. who hurled a chair at
tin foreigner and knoiked him from
the platform. The I'ole. whose name
was Ktv en as t'harlen Seharmaila.
was sit t in directly In front of the
speaker and when (lore spoke lu de
fense of Wilson's altitude tow ard
foreimiers. he jumped on the stane
at t he Ha 111 e t line draw in k a beav .
ntitk from miller his coat Not until j
it w:tn all oer did the blind Senator
realize that bis life bad been In
peril
$3.00 Down and
o-
I., r.itsens, set v and treii. of
the (' H Waid ImiK o Pasadena.
wil'es- We have old and ree-1
oniiiietided l-'ole. s llonev and Tar
i Compound for ears on the market
! ContalnitiK no opiates or narcotic. It
I can be K.en freely to children. (
1 Ktnejirh of this remedy din be taken
to r, :, ("ill :t tt hi no nane;it-
I in K results and does not Intel fere
! with digestion." V
SAI.EM. Or., March Slate
Hank KxamluiT Will Wriuht today
lusni'd a tcrtlrlcate to the l"iupua
Valley Hank of KoseburR to com
mence billne. The capital stock of
the new bank Is t.Mi.ono. (). V.
CohIiow, candidate for the Demo
cratic nomination for I'nlted Slates
Senator, is president of the hank and
J. XI. Throne Is cashier.
i(ii:i.
SMITH. -At Hole. Or.. Xlarch 31.
1912. Mrs. Kinma Smith, aged 67
years.
Mrs. Smith had been a resident of
this county for the past 2.' years.
She leaves two sons. Charles and
Fred Smith, both of Dole. The fun
eral wiil be held tomorrow morning
from the family home. Interment to
follow In the Odd Fellows cemetery
at Myrtle Creek.
II. Mcliowan. U'lS W. 2nd St..
Utile Hock. Ark., says: "I suffered
with severe pains across my back and
the kidney action was Irregular and
verv painful. After taking Foley
Kidney l'ills for a few days the pain
left my back and the kidneys became
normal. 1 ran gladly recommend
Foley Kidney Pills for I know they
helped me." For sale by all deal
ers. K
r.u.i, 1 oil Ai l.
tl XTY WAItlUN'TS.
75 Cents aWeek
I I UN HON. Murs.
Tse the ann judgment In buylnc
a sew in is machine. A chap machln
ta a waste of money, and Is bound
to net out of order. It cannot do
satisfactory work and will not last.
W hen you buy a machine of us you
par nothing rttra for our ability to
ell you the best for the money.
All we ask Is a rfianr to demon
strate our machine before you buy.
f:t 00 down and i. cents a week and
it will pay for itself while you are
using U. Th.s
Notice Is hereby Riven all persons
holding county warrants Issued by
Douglas County. Oregon, and In
dorsed "Not paid for want of funds. '
to present the same to the County
Treasurer of said county for pay
ment, as Interest thereon will cease
with the date of this notice.
lated at Hosehurg. Oregon, this
2.Mh day of March. 1M2.
J. K. SAW YKH3.
Treasurer of Douglas Co nty. Ore.
Easy Monday Savon
For a Short Time Only!
7 liars $ .25
15 Hars 60
33 liars 1.00
67 Bars 2.00
So better Savon Soap on the mar
ket at any price.
4 Cans Itestene Cleanser tf.Tc
4 Cans Sul Cleanser 2.v
4 Cans Houndup Cleans 23c
Mrs. A. C. Kidd Son
RELIABLE GROCERS
Commercial Club Building'
sgi lltliKL Poison.
For the first Chinook salmon
eaiiKtit with hook and line and lef;
at my store for dl-pla. I will give
a 1 rue of $ ;o w orth of fishing
tiikle I also make a standing offer
of $". oil worth of t;nk:e to the one
who iat.hes the bigce-it salmon with
hook and line between the present
time and the first day of June, the
tiil in mi to be weighed at inv store.
.1 II SYKKr tU N STOltK
lediiu.irters for Fishing Tat hie' .
.t-,.,lerm.,,n.,y.i,th. .pec,,,. Roscbuxj; r urmtuTe Co
LV'll. will In his time. Ill rmnlilP
So Stephns strwt. from the UmpUie
first to th fifteenth of ch month 1
New Home
machine Is guarantied fer !i yesrs
F.very kernel of Iloldiian's Tolsi n
drain contMns a deadly dne of pow
erful, quick-acting poiMili, "m i" In
the grain by a patent pro'e!.
Kaln. snow, dew or damp ground
does not wash out this poison. It
iji the only poison which Is a good
ix months after as the first day It
la put out In th fields
The best poison you've ever used,
or vniir monev bark.
w ' MAKlSTF.US PR1"0 CIl.
.V1 NCHMKN I".
pr K. W. Hunt nnnounces his re
moval en April 1st. 1!"U'. from his
dental p.irlors In the Ahr.th.im but'd
Ing to rooms 4n and 4 10. I'erklns
baildmg where he will be better
equipiH-d to sene 1U patrons.
House
Telephone 4-t.
dt!
R0SEBIRG
Furnishers 1
OREGON
r. Iiy. seliillt for eye. ear.
now and lhnl. Kyew filled with
Rlaswr. rmtl Kldg., lUwbr. Ir.
kind of soil
beat. Call
LOWS
Now is the time to do
yonr Spring flowing, 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
We have an Orchard plow that can't be
aud see them or write for circular of them.
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. F. Barker & Co.
ImpUtwnts cnJ Yehkks
Rostburg. Oregon
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