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Newspaper Page TextPOISONED ! ! ! Kill those squirrels and increase your profits. Use the standard brands of poison, it is cheaper. Waste is where the profits go. You can save dollars by expending a few cents for a can of squirrel poison. Wakelee's poison 30c per can. Woodlark poison 30c per can. Hall's poison 30c per can. Boss poison 25c per can. We guarantee any of these brands purchased of us to kill. Hamilton Drug Co. 241N. Jackson St. Roseburg, Oregon EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW Al'Itll. 0, 1012. 1IAII.V WKATHKU KKPOltT U. S. Weather Bureau, local olce, rtosebiirg, 24 hours ending 5 a. m., today. Percliiltation lu Inches and hun dredths: Maximum temperature 6.", .Minimum temperature 37 I'rei'liiitatlon 0 Total preclp. since 1st. ot m 07 Avg. preclp. for mo. for 34 yrs. 2.48 Totul preclp. from Sept. 1, 2.-,. 02 Avg. preclp. from Sept. 1, 1 S 7 7 2s. 7S Totul deficiency from Sept. 1. 3.70 Average precipitation for 34 wet seasons (Sept. to May.) I 32.30 WILLIAM BELL. Observer. WEAT11KR FORECAST: Fair and warmer tonight; Sunday fair. Alnio-I A Miracle. One of the most startling changes ever seen in any man, according to W. B. Holsclaw, Clarendon, Tex., was effected years ago in his brother, "lie had such a dreadful cough," he writes, "lliut all our family thought tin wag Boine into consumption, but he bagan to use Dr. King's New Dis- I covery, and was completely cured by I ten bottles. Now he is sound and; weighs 218 pounds. For many years, our family has used this wonderful I remedy for coughs and colds with excellent results." It's quick, safe, reliable and guaranteed. Price 50 cents and 1.00. Trial bottle free ut all driigglstsl ! Call up 340, the Douglas County Creamery, for cream. ' In Our New Home We have moved Into larger aa l better quarters. We are now better prepared than ever to give p-ompt and careful service to our ever increasing patronage. We ra now located In the Easton building, 344 North Jackson. Our Stock and Prices. Will Please. You If you have never traded with us just call or phone ua your orJer and Bee bow well you will be served. .t KENDRICK & KING 344 N. Jackson St. CROCERS Phone 63 tllfJOll Our Stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries is Complete We cany everything in the grocery line which we sell at reasonable prices, We are agents for the famous "White Star" and "Blue Ribbon" Flours none better. Your patronage solicited HARNESS & pbsrldaa Stf. DKKSS.M AKI.NO. 1 Miss Cora Green, talloress, of San ! Francisco, has niov d here parlor i from the Marks building to room 111. Hotel Grand. Only first-class ; work. All work guaranteed. ' Phone ' 155. l'TO STAGE LINK DEPOT. Dally stages and autos for Marsh fleld and all Coos Bay prints, also tor Peel and Millwood, leave G. W. Rapp'a grocery store, 133 Sheridan Cash paid for produce along the line. The price of foodstuffs baa come lown at the North Side Grocery, dtf IF YOU have a horse, or a cow, or x hen, an 1 if you want your stock kept In Al condluou. let us upply you with tbe FEED that given satisfaction. "Fill Weight and Full Measure." UOSKIll'RG FEED & Fl'F.I. CO. Phone 163. Winchester Jackson St New York Cafe t'han Jo, I'l-np. OI'KX KAY AMI NIGHT. Meals at All Hours. Regular Meals 2." Cents Chicken Dinner Sundays, from 12 Noon to 2 P. M. Chop Suey. Noodles, Kresb Oys ters, Fish, Etc., all tbe time. Cor. Jackson & Washington Sts. t JOHNSON Tk. Mm, t)fn ia IM A Smile of Satisfaction Addorns the face of everyoue who tries our Perfection Pure Cream Chocolate Candies. Our Confectionery department is conducted by an expert candy maker, and our service iu every department is unsurpassed in the City. . Music and Instruments LenOX & Ott FIIIK KKI'AHTMKXT KI.KCTS OFKICMM OTIIK.lt IflSlXKSS. All of the old officers with the ex ception ot treasurer were re-elected for the ensuing year at the regular meeting of the Hoseburg Fire De partment Friday night. A new treas urer was elected to fill the vacancy caused by Ralph Wollenberg, re signed, who has lelt the city. The officers are: Chas. Parrott, chief; J, A. Perry, assistant chief; J. R. Chap man, president; Cecil Blakely, sec retary; A. R. Marsh, treasurer; M. F. Wright, foreman of chemical com pany; S. T. Rast, assistant foreman of chemical company; H. T. McClal len, foreman hook and ladder com pany; J. D. Zurcher, foreman I'mp g,ua hose company;. Willis Mot'titt, foreman Rose hose company. Tbe question of Inadequate equip ment, false alarms, poor alarm sys tem, lack of proper organization, right of way for fire department on streets at time of fire, lack of out side aid and consideration, and other things detrimental to the making or an efficient fire department, were dis cussed. A committee consisting of the chief, assistant chief and presi dent wiis named in a motion, which carried, to meet with the board of lire commissioners, ttie council, and the Commercial Club ut Its next rogu-1 lur meeting and see what can he done to better conditions and pro mote an efficient fire department. I A committee consisting of M. F. Wright, A. R- Marsh and Chas. Par rott was appointed to draft a resolu-' tiou fixing the compensation to be! received by firemen for attendance at fires, for false alarms, and of fines for iion-attiiidance. PILES CURED AT HOME BY NEW ABSORPTION METHOD. If yna Miffor from blllnr. Itching, blind or juvtnuldi riU-N, wild lur jour adrirrM. nil 1 will IpII yuu bow to cure ytmrwlf at hnnv by the new alxorptloa trratturut ; ml will li n'tnl Mime of till" boiue treatment five fur trial, with refpreiirr fnm your own liH-allty If rtHiufHtfd. Iinmnllate re llir ami ifrinam'tit cure Htin"l. Krnl no money, but tell other of tula offer. Write mliiy to Mr. M. Summers. UJ P. ftvUv Dame. I nil. iMtnii.As rnrXTY xkws. AS TOI.O HY KX( II G (Gl.ndale NVws). Itorn, to Mr. and Mrs. John Jack Kon. March 31, a boh. ( Mrs. Lawrence Worloy, of Kern vale, had the misfortune to fall last Monday and fracture her left arm just ahove the wrist. i Itorn, at Koler. March .10th. to Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Train, a daughter. Horn, at Lystul, March 31, to Mr. and Mrs. Win. C. McCullom, a daugh ter. M. (J. Cofer, a brother of Kliner Cofer, of thin city, arrived here last Wednesday from (Vntervllle, Ark..' with a view to nmkiiiK this locality his home. j I Horn. March 30th. to Mr. and Mra. I Chas. Wllkerson. of thin city, a son. I The movement for the commence-' ment of the dairy Industry In this locality has begun, and it In predicted that the near future will see (ilen dale ranking as one of the leading dairy centers of the state. The initial shipment of dairy cows was received the first of this week by Azaiia Hlver Ranch, consisting of fiO fine grey Jerseys from Vancouver, Wash. Other ranchers are preparing to fol low the example. Kxperta on dairy ing. ho have visited this valley lately, have pronounced this locality ideal for this industry. Last Monday, April 1, the Bad news came that deo. A. Sherman, an esteemed citizen of CMidaie, had passed to the great beyond that morning at Junction City. Mr. Sher man had been III for about a year. and went to Junc;ii City about three weeks ago In hopes that the lower altitude might prove beneficial. H was fit years ot age last May. He leaves a wife, two sons, Harry and Howard, and one daughter, Mrs. Lil lian Quantle. of Fernvale. ( Myrtlp Cr. t k Mull I. I. I.. HnhiTts ami family are lijrlc a: MyrlU Cri'.-k. uUfT an abs'-nrf of sitral iiKtnths spnt mostly at Kl Pasii, T"lan. A unn wan lf)rn to Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Srewnwon. of KticklcH, on March 31. II. A. Ilunsakpr. tlif itroc prymatv. han sold a half lntr.-xl In IiIk uro rprv hiixinPHB to Frank K Smith, rp- rpntly hprp from Walla Walla, and hprpaftpr thp huyliiPHs lll li ron-' dmtpd iind-r Hip firm namp of thp; Hunsakpr Smith firorpry Co. j How to Keep Well. j Constipation Wine many ailments In if a train and la ttie primal chum of much sicknej-H. Keep your Iinv'sj regular, mudam. and yon Kl wii.Hfj many of tlie ailnn ntu Itt whxli vo ti en are RMtijett. 'onhtipatl'in M aj very ainipl thine, but like rpny Binipl1 thiriE. it may lead to aerKns ronseiinencin. Nature often ned-f a little a--inf jince. atid when Chamber lain's T.ilil'R are Riven at the firht indication, nmrh dlMren and suffer-' Init may be avoided. Sold by all d'-alers. C r . - - - Aol(lMf:NT. Ir. F. W. Hunt announrefi hln r mov.'l from hi dental .arlor In the Abralottii IxiilditiK to mom 4s and 41. I'erkirm btilldlnK. where he n better euined to 'rve hla patron, j N. II Mr. Ball Player : i Don't you want to compare your play big and the records of your team with the playing of men on National and American Leagua teams, and how can you do ao if you do not play with a Cork Center Call? ! Your accurate throwing, your perfect stick work, your long throws, and above all that perfect confidence which all ball playera need, all depend upon a standard ball and the real standard ball ia the atyle used in the World Seriee games. The SPALDING "Oiflclal National league" ! Cork Center Ball 91 .3S each , U TBE OFFICIAL tlAlX OF TBI WORLD SERIaLS AND THE STANDARD BASK BALL . OF TUB WORLD Com of Spalding Caulooue. fr on reourit to Ml WM. Samples of mxariol for B.M Boll Uniforms Hat lies on requcoL A. G. Spalding & Bros. 188 Geary Street Ban Francisco SI.A.S .WT.NiOXIST WITH LAST Ol'Xt K (' STIIKXfiTH. UKAl'MONT. Texas. April r.. Ill R street duel hi'rc today M. A. Mc; Knight ami V, ('. Whitney. business men of lleaumont. killed each other. Hoth were building contractors. They had quarreled over work. McKnlKht was ahout fin years old and Whitney about 40. Both leave widows and families. McKnlKht shot first. Whitney fell dying, but ns he sank to the ground he drew his pistol and. with waning strength, raised the weapon and fired. Mt'Kn'ght dropped dead, shot through the heart. 15 cents per roll. Kodak develop ing at Clark's Studio. A Tonic, Alterative and Kt-holveol. The belt remedy for Kidneys, Liver and Bowel. Kradu-al Pimple, Kruption and Disorders of the Skin. lAirinea Hie lllood and Rivet Tone, btreagth aud Vigor to the tiitirc syaleui. in When Ycu.Euy jivn'irv. v.. huv ' e ' : : t;i cm gu-t l..'i t e V . i 1 hk 1 - - y . Ui ! i'i.iI aie vn.ii if 'I S t-' "' Mure. Wf -V. i Is t-it C . ' v Itffp- tiniTal i. p. : ii ., I, ..sie iit l;n. I ..L (i.'.4"i'! '", ' "'fa fw . S. Ml KV ( The Jeweler. c ENTRAL HOTEL Cor. Rosr and Oak Under New Manage ment Newly Fitted up and Nely Furnished Board and Room by Day or Month Single Meals 25 Onts P. N. Butcher, Prop. Vacuum The only house Cleaner that Cleans Try it once and you will want it the next lime you clean house. PHONE 79 Itotirtillrg Hfpm luntlry LOCAL NEWS. Miss Alice Perdue left for Portland this morning. W. L. Cobb went to Clenbrook ou business today. K. K. Alley returned this morning from a busiuesa trip to Portland. .Mrs. Fred Newell, who baa beta a patient at Mercy Hospital, was able to return home to Ulendale today. Mrs. S. K. Strange has gone to Coffee Creek, above Perdue, to spend a couple of weeks with her son, Dale. Miss Ivy Henderson, trimmer at J. A. Perry's, is enjoying a visit from her mother, Mrs. Myers, of Portland. .Mrs. A. L. Peters, who has been the guests of Mrs. E. 11. Pengra, left this morning on her return to Port land. Will K. Smith, of Portland; A. I). Applegate, of Kunene, and r'red Applegute, of Yoncalla, were business visitors In Hoseburg today. Mrs. Augusta E. Stevens, mother of .Mrs. J. 1.. Woodson, left this morn ing for Portland, where she will spend the next three months. Mrs. H. M. Young left Friday night for Heniidji, Minn., after a visit here with Miss llolderman, stenog rapher at the Commercial Club. Mrs. O. 1). McAllister left for Grants Pass this morning, where she will spend a week with her parents. Iter sister-in-law. Miss Iva McAllister, leaves for Grunts Pass 'this evening for an over-Sunday visit. Robert (ilttlns, a Southern Pacific engineer who formerly ran out of Hoseburg, I wis bought an automobile garage ut Springfield, Or., and will personally conduct It during a one year's lay-off from railroad work. Mrs. N. C. i I n I in and children, ot Gateway, Or., left here this morning for Kugene. after spending several months with her mother, Mrs. Sut ton, ut Millwood, who has Improved considerably from a stroke of paraly sis sustained lust full. Two special services at the Chris tian Church tomorrow. The Sunday Hchool will give un Kustor program at 11a. m., and the choir will render portions of the cantata "Queen Es ther'' ut 7:311 p. m. Kev. McConnell will deliver a short sermon at the evening service. M. T. Whitney will be In Hoseburg ror a rew days Introducing his PAT ENT RODENT TOUCH for the ex- termination of moles, gophers, etc. .nr. nnney is located at the Church. Ill Hardware store where he will give free aemonsirntions and Hell the lurches at rpduced prices in order to Kit It Introduced. Twenty-six ladles were the giieatii of Mra. Ceorjcn E. Ilouck at a 1 o' clock luncheon at her home. South Stephens atreet. thla afternoon. The Pleasant affair was carried out with a iiidbI appropriate menu and with itecoiailons and ornaments stiitahli to the occasion. AhhIbHiik the hos- lesn were .Mra. W. S. Hamilton. MrB A. A. Wilder. Mra. V. II. Vlncll. Mlas t.enle Kaat and MrB. Krma ClementH KrpHhinen of the hlch school en tertained a lurue n inner of their frlendH at the achool hullilliiK Friday 11 mn at a party at which icames were imp principal means of pastime. Fes toons or alternating peiiuanlB and roloreil electric lights made very pretty decorations. Ice cream and cake were served. The party ended wnn tne ensemble kIiikIhk of the hlKh school scum "Jolly students' and a Kiand march. t District Horticultural f'ominlsaion pr A. II. ('arson, of Crania Pass, was in KoHchurK this mornitift, lenvlnit with County Fruit luspecior F. A. McCull on a tour of some HoiiKlas ouniy orciiards. .Mr. Carson aald mat smuiiKliiK hexnn In the Itoxuc lllver Valley Thursday iiIkIU for the first time this spriiiK. He says the outlook for IiIk fruit crops this year is wry nriKUt all over the district, which embraces this county. He re- sirwii opinion as lo the pruhahle yield of Karl Crawford peachea. say Iiik the dancer iierlod for that variety or null would last fully a month lotiKer. The firth annual convention of the Woman s Forelnii Missionary Society ot Kin urn tn District has Just closed a two days' session at the North Methodist Church. Inspiring meet ings were held and special addresses were Klven by Mrs. A. X. Fisher, of I'lilland. corresponding secretary r.,r Hie Columbia Itlver branch: Mrs. II. D. Kimball, of Salem, president of the Columbia Itlver hranch. and Mrs. Uibott. or Kugene. Mrs. Monti, a returned missionary from the Philip piti.., also gaw two very helpful talks. Delegates were present from Ashland. Crania I'ass, Wilbur, Ten Miie and (Mkland. A very encourag ing report of the district was given by Mrs. Hillings. Ciants Pass Courier: Attorney O. P. Coshow. of Itosehtirg, one of the four candidates ror thp DeniiM-ratlc nomlnatlon for I'tiiied States Senator, was a ilslfor today to Crants Pass in the Interest or hiit candidacy. Mr. Cosliow stated that he believed the ln-lnoi rats had s chance tor the office and further said that no matter which one of the four was nominated in the primaries April III, that earh one would pull fur the winner. Hp hUo stated that Senator Chamber lain had written from Washington that while hp could not cotlslstpntly takp Hip part of any lieniorratir ran 'I'dat. for Senator, ypt he would he found fighting for the winner. It I . -id I n reported that Chamberlain Kid foi tned a compact cjf some sort or other with other erson or per on This statement Mr. Coshow Muted was not correct. Tlie liaiigcr After f.rlipe lifi often In a run-down yfm. n'-ukm-Mi, mTvou!., lark of ape i.. vtTKY and ambition, with dtn- tn1iT"i I vhp siid kfdnpya oftpn fol low an ftttai k of Ihla wrptrhfd din 'ate, Th Knat'iit ned thpn ta Kl trie Hit ten. Hi ft Wirt on a tonir, h!o'd tnirif if r and raaulator of the .t'ltrijK h, U vr and kidnfya. Thoti-r-.i ti l huv1 pro'd tnat thrjr wonder f 'i ' I y ut renrt hen th Dttvpu, build ut (,, ia)tTn and rtor to health and f-'i't ilrlts after an att k of the rri;ipe. If mifrerlnK. try them. Only rent a Kild and perfert aatlnfac tUm carantecd bf all drunclita. jar - - - - - . . . i .I.COI!o. 1 fKK CVNT ' Atlabu-Ptiriural!niirrTA5 simiiaiiiigiis,roalaii(lRrtf,:ii irr77sT-yiiiirTTri Promolrs DiSPsttonJChrftfil ncss and ll-si .Contains wia'.T tlpiuni.Murphirs? norMiatxii. . j nut iiaiti ut IL. lliMH Aperffcl Remedy rorCorriltps- 1101! , 30IIT 9tU!UiKll.UIIlllM Vorm$fom'ulsKimJhwili ltegnarilLossorSuJP. ricStmOe Sijturarf of NEW YORK. hetti Guarantee d imA-r flwotsUj Exact Copy of Wrapper. FIRST-CLASS ROR8E8nOEIQ. rirstclass horse ihoeing, work manship guaranteed. At Ksnks Welker's shop (the Reirosd shop) oa Main street. dswtf Ilr. J. I,. Callaway. Osteopathic Phy sician, Abraham llulldlng. Hoseburg. This Weather la proving the truthfulness of our claims regarding i ur WOOD and ROCK SPRINGS COAL. How Is your supply of KINDLING? "Full Weight and Full Measure." iinsK.ni ltd i i:i;d n f.i, co. Phone 163. Winchester & Jackson Sts In good lumber when you are build ing. We have a reputation for car rying the most extensive and su perior sti ck of ii ic; ii ciudf. i.r.MiiKit dive us a chanre to figure on your contracts, we can surely satisfy you. PACK INVKVTMKXT CO.. 7H) No. Jackson St. Phone 'll'i. INVEST Choice Meats We handle choice meats, such as win favor, catering to customers sir appreciate the best at reasonable prices combined with satlsfsctorv service. Nice, select d hams and b.-icon, ISc Ih. Pure lard. In 1 lb. I Ih. and 10 lb. palls. 12Vic lb. Pure Lard In r,0 lb. kits, lie Ih. LOUIS KOHLHAGEN PHONE 19 lor CASS STREET SLA PHONE 380 and our laundry wagon will call. LONE STAR LAUNDRY FARRAM) BROS.. Props. QTIIMA iBlM ra r m m Tor Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of vmi asMTAun mmnm, vomi om. PARISIAN PARLORS. Vhe Parisian Clennlns 'and Pressing Parlorj, 127 Jackson St., lo French dry cleaning, sponging, pressing, repairing, aud altering of ladles' and gentlemen's atilta, guar anteeing Biitlsfuction. Qooda called for and delivered. Phone 116 and we will call. We make suits to order. ll.r and up. See our samples. The price of foodstuffs baa come lown at the North Side Grocery, dtf Cement. Pressed Brick (AND An Inspection of stock and com parison of prices will convince yon that tbe place to buy Is at . M. C. Burleson's Plant and office corner Oak and Pine atreets, Roseburg. Phone lit Eastern Oysters In Any Style. Short Orders st Any Hour. Quick Lunch Restaurant VK TOY, ITop. llcgMt'ir I'lnncr, I2.V. Chicken Dinner Kvery Sunday. open I mil 10 P. M. Dally. Sheridan Street. Near Depot. OPEN Al.l. NIGHT. How Are Your Collars Do ttiey naw the nick after the ft rut to the I:iuinlry? If ao, tliejr hav h- u b;ui:y laundered, ind'-ed We turn c ,t uo Btirh titi-aatlnfai-trry wrl. We give jrou Ti.uk rnl'nrn that liok and fevl nit rimmI an new, rwnnoth In th9 flnh ami aatisfnrtory In every re.- i .-( t. We r.ill fr and dollvar all or-lfr and ar prompt In finishing oik hi'ti co diired. 109 Sheridan St. z Jf.r J For Over Thirty Years Duildin? Mm