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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 241 N. Jackson St. EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW j APRIL 8, 11(12. DAILY WEATHER REPORT U. S. Weather Bureau, local offce, Roseburg, 24 hours ending 6 a. m., today. Perclpltation In Inches and hun dredths: Maximum temperature " Minimum temperature 3t; Precipitation 14 Total preclp. since 1st. of iuo. 24 Avg. preclp. for mo. for 34 yrs. 2.4S Total preclp. from Sept. 1, 25.19 Avg. preclp. from Sept. 1, 1877 28. 9S Total deficiency from Sept. 1, 3.79 Average precipitation for 34 wet seasons (Sept. to May.) 32.36 WILLIAM BELL, Observer. WEATHER FORECAST: Showers tonight; Tuesday fair. Almost A Miracle. One of the most startling changes ever seen in any man, according to W. U. llolsclaw, Clarendon. Tex., was effected years ago in his brother. He had such a dreadful cough," he writes, "that all our family thought he was .going Into consumption, but lie bagau to use Dr. King's New Dis covery, and was completely cured by ten bottles. Now he is sound and weighs 218 pounds, l or many years: our family has used this wonderful ! remedv for coughs and colds with, excellent results." It's quick, safe. reliable and guaranteed. Price DO. cents and $1.00. Trial bottle free I ut ull druggists n Call up 340, the Douglas County ' Creamery, for cream. I In Our New Home We have moved Into larger and better quarters. We are now better prepared than ever to give prompt and careful service to our ever Increasing patronage. We are now located in the Easton building. 34 4 North Jackson. Our Stock and Prices Will Please You t v, . a navai. trarioit with it tnst cull nr lilionA iia vnur aHaf and see how well you will be served. , f 1 ! ' KENDRICK 344 N. Jackson St. GROCERS 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 & JOHNSON UwMu BtreM. Drug Co. Roseburg, Oregon DRESSMAKING. Miss Cora Green, talloress, of San Francisco, has mov d here parlors from the Marks building to roota 11, Hotel Grand. Only first-class work. All work guaranteed. Phone 155. ALTO STAGE MXE DEPOT. Dally stages and autos for Marsh field ard all Coos Kay points, also for Peel and Millwood, leave O. W. Rapp's grocery store, 133 Sheridan. Cash paid for produce along the line. The price of foodstuffs has come down at the North Side Grocery, dtf IF YOU have a horse, or a cow, or a hen, an J If you want your stock kept In At condition, let us supply you with the FEED that gives satisfaction. "Full Weight and Full Measure." ROSEUI RG FEED & FVh'.L CO. Phone 163. Winchester & Jackson Sts New York Cafe Chan Jo, Prop. OPEN DAY AX D MGIIT. Meals at All Hour. Regular Meals 25 Centa Chicken Dinner Sundays, from 12 Noon to 2 P. M. Chop Suey, Noodles, Fresh. Oya tora, Fish, Ktc, all the time. Cor. Jackson & Washington. Sts. & KING Phone 63 TtM PtwMM No. ta It A Smile of Satisfaction Addorns the face of everyone who tries our Perfection Pure Cream Chocolate Candies. . Our Confectionery department is conducted by an expert candy maker, and our service in every department is unsurpassed in the City. Music and Instruments LcCtlOX & Ott UMJAX NBWH. Further Investigation la In pro gress today Into the locomotive ex plosion at Rice Hill last Thursday which resulted In the deaths ot En gineer M. M. Bartlett and Fireman A. S. Aderton. Two Federal boiler. Inspectors, Martin, of San Francisco, I aud Brown, ot Portland, are examin-1 lug the wrecked engine, but whether their findings will be made public at this time Is a question. The Fed-i eral law provides that reports on ! such accidents are to be submitted directly to the chief of the Inspection bureau at Washington when. In the ; opinion of the Inspectors, there la a I probability of litigation (or monetary damages. So far as the railroad com-1 pauy is concerned, It Is formally ' settled that the explosion was due to 1 a low Btage of water In the boiler, i a conclusion arrived at after a niiu uts Inspection of the crown sheet ot I the (Irebox, which shows by coloring ! due to terrific beat that the water level was seven Inches below the i sheet. The verdict of the Coroner's Jury will be filed tomorrow. It will be forwarded at once to the Statu 1 Railroad Commission. The report that.the engine had been condemned Is absurd, the railroad company offi cials say, as every engine In the ser vice undergoes Inspection regularly. Officials of the railroad would he subject to fine and Imprisonment were they to allow condemned loco motives to remain in commission. This particular engine was turned out of the Roseburg shops after com plete Inspection and repairs, March 4th. ORKtiON NEWS. According to a National census bulletin. Just issued, Oregon's foreign-born white population In 1910 numbered 103,000. Germans were In the lead, totalling 18.000; Canadi ans. 12,000 In number, came next, and Swedes third. 10,000 In all. Ily a vote of 300 to 379. a propo sition to Issue $200,000 for the erec tion of another high school building was defeated In Eugene last Satur day. The amount of the promised Is sue was responsible for Its defeat. The Indian appropriation bill, as shaped by the House of Representa tives Saturday, carries an appropria tion of $184,000 for Indians In Ore gon. Of this amount $177,000 Is apportioned to Representative Haw lev's district and $7000 to Represen tative Lafferty's district. lien H. Williams, a graduute student In the department of eco (nomics, has gained recognition by the j Employers' Liability Commission be ' cause of his thesis on the subject. I "Principles of Employers' Liability land Worklngmen's Compensation Legislation." The board has highly '.commended Mr. Williams on this -work and has asked him to appear , I, .fore them and give the results of 'Us Investigations along this line. Mr. lYilllams is taking post-graduate I work In the University of Oregon, having graduated In 1U10. He is a I son of Hon. John M. Williams, of Eugene, and taught one year In the Oakland schools. Tuts End to ftad Habit. Things never look bright to one with "the blues." Ten to one the trouble Is a sluggist liver, filling the svstem with bilious poison, that Dr. 1 king's New Life Pills would eipel. I Try them, Let the Joy of better fcel I Ings end "the blues." Best fur 'stomach, liver and kidneys, 25c. All druggists. Al KltTISKD I.ETTEHS. OomBlnln nncklled tor In the ' Roseburg postnfflce, April 8. 1912. are the following letters, which will ke charged at the rate of one cent 'cb. Adams. J. O.; Canant, Miss Edith: Ckirk, C. P.: Good. Hubert: Hotlun. J. W. (21; Leach. Mrs. lielhert; Lup ton. C. 8.; May) erg. Miss Grace; M II-U-r. Mrs. Charlie; MrDunlel, E. It.; Myers. K. T.; Moore, Mrs. R. Moo. Walter; McMullln. Wm ; A ; Ne- L.; volL Airs. Tahltha; Parazoo, H. plttllty. Mrs. Richard; Rohlsou Mrs. J. W.; Sorgen. 3. F. C. W. PARKS. P. M. LIJAH WMtTM lEAI. PORT1.ANI). Or., April 7. Elijah Smith, one of the men la early years identified with the railroad building enterprises of the Northwest and rlosely associated with Henry Vlllard In his railroad projects more than a score of years ago. died Vrlday tilglil In this city, after an Illness of trail mcnths. aged 72 years He was In his business career In the Northwest, president of the Southern Oregon Company, which ac quired Government land grants on property running Into the Cms Hay country, and owned and operated coal properties in that section until rec nt years. M. I) Hoardnian. f71 W. Main St . Helena. Mont . gives an Interesting account of his Improved health through the use of Foley Kldn.y pills. After giving a di-tall.d account of bis case. I.e says. "I am almost 7 years old and have spent hundred, of dollars for medicines, but find thst I have received mere benefit from Foley Kidney Pills than from all other raedltlnes. Fiiithtr Hr Ucuiars tent oa request." t Gas in Your Stomach i Not Always Dyspepsia It's Nervousness Tour Kerra very often utka your Stomieb frriubk. St ratuM to work; food dow Dot dice ud Ota torn Thit't one kind of Dyiptptift, the Nenou klod,udUiii kind you cut urt only by Remedy tht acta dlnctly oo lbs Stomach Narna. BihruBB'i Gta-Ttbleta dothhto perfection. Trirjru nude aapcdally for Gat, Tfcty w oo your Stoauwa Kama, they quiet the trrlubtt, Kbelltae iu fttroiaf fkomtch, tod lot only wlim but ran Qu penuMDily. Really ft aeema a pity If you tuffer fron Ow In the Stomach ud Bowela not to try BuhMuVi QuTblet4 Wtm peculiar tablete are auld f or Mc by tvery dnifsH or at nd direct to llthntmaui Pharmacy, 830 Sutter 8t fUa Ftuchoo. t , itiiAiv m:vs. A seven pound hoy arrived at the home of .Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Hah bington on March :io. J. O. tinnier- lias been very sick since Saturday. He will probably go to the Kosctiui'g hospital. The sudden death of Mips Bessie Wroe early on the morning of March 30 was extremely sad. She was the daughter of Mrs. Clara W roe-Sparks of this city, and was attending the high school here, aud will be sadly missed by her many friends and rela tives. Her death was primarily ow ing to an attack of measles. She leaves besides her mother, two brothers and a married sister. Non parell. WOMEN WITH TILES llo Cured ly Simply Taking Sugar- Coated Tablets. Constftpatlon, tight clothing, and women's ordcal.t cause piles. Women suffer piles mere than men and nl will be grateful to know of a success ful remedy in tablet form, that brings a cure without rutting, use of sulves or suppositories. This guaranteed remedy is 1 1 KM-ltOI I ), sold by the Red Cross Pharmacy, nnd all drug gists. $1 for treatment lasting 24 days. lir. Leonhnrilt Co.. Station P. lluf falo, N. Y., I'rop. Write for booklet. H OTEL SEWARD Alder and Kllli Streets PORTLAND. Oltl'CON HOTEL REWARD Is one of the most artistic, modern and elegantly apolnted hostlerles In the Northwest. It Ib located In the very best and most respectable part of Port laud, being In tho retail dis trict and within a few short blocks of all the leading theaters and other places of amusement. The nianagem.-n. respectfully solicit your patron age and good will. Take llus at d'-pot, or car marked "W' and get off at loth street. hat-s $1.01) and up. W. M. SKIVAHII. Proprietor. Vacuum The only house Cleaner that Cleans Try it onie ami you will want it tlie next lime you clean house. PHONE 79 lUMchura: Htram laundry K ' LOCAX ' NEWS. T. B. Cannon went to Eugene Sun day on business. F. J. Ulakely arrived here from Pqrtlaud Sunday mo'hlug. j. ai. .ugie ifit ouuuay tor uis fine farm at Kelloggs. Morris Henderson, of Medtord Is speudlng a few days In the city. J. W. Heckley left Sunday tor Kid dle and Canyonvlll on business. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. McKay spent Sunday with relatives at Wilbur. Max VNelss departed bunday morn ing tor San Francisco on a business trip. Mrs. Luther Page leaves tomorrow for Forest (Jrove to visit with her parents. Mrs. F. L. Calkins returned Sun day from a visit with ber daughter in Portland. No meeting of the city couucll to night. A meeting will be held to morrow ulght, Mrs. J. 11. Shupe, ot Purtluud, Is visiting here with her duughter, Mrs. Albert Abraham. Mrs. William Smith and daughter returned Sunduy from a visit with relatives lu Springfield. Mrs. Stewart, wife ot Dr. E. II. Stewart, has returned from an ex- touded sojourn at HedluudB, Calif. Mrs. William Wade, ot Dralu, is a pulieut ut Murcy Hospital und will probably submit to au operatlou. Mrs. Muyme Hammond, of Ic- toria, 0. C, Is visiting here with ber sisters, Mrs. S. K. Sykos and Mrs. A It. Marsh. District Attorney George M. Urown and Court Reporter 1. II. Riddle lull toduy for Couullle to attend the regulur term of Circuit Cuurl. Mrs. A. D. Jones and two children who have been visiting here with their husband and father, an S. P. engineer, returned borne to Portland today. Soothes Itching skin. Heals ruts or burns without a scur. Cures piles, eczema, rait rheum, any itching loan's Ointment. Your druggist sells It. Mrs. Shields, of John Day, who has been visiting here with her sis ter. Miss Cora lireen, the dressmaker went to Salem today, Miss (Jreen accompanying her. O. W. Lang, a Southern Pacific freight brakeman, Is nursing a badly cut hand, the result of being Jolted through the window of a caboose by au unexpected lurch of a train In the yards here last Saturday afternoon A large audience was highly enter tallied at the Christian Church Ins Saturday night by the violin reritu of O. Zamona. The program was well selected and rendered In a man ner seldom heard here. Mrs. Charles llelnlino was the accompanist. Emil Sodmont and mother, Hastings. Pa., arrived hero last Sat unlay morning to close a deal for an KO-acro farm near this city, bu the lady was taken suddenly and seriously 111 and they left at nigh on their return home. Mr. Sodnion will he bnck here, however, lu a few- weeks and close tho deal. "I suffered habitually from con slipation. (loan's Regulets relieved and strengthened the bowels, so that they have been regular ever since.' A. E. Davis, grocer, Sulphu Springs, Texas. A large parly of young RoschtirK : people attended a very enjoyahl , dance at Wiustoiis last Salurda nlnht. The Roseburg High School Orchestra furnished tho music. A midnight an outdoor lunch was par taken of. The road between Inslon and Roseburg was In flue coiidlilon and this, coupled with the nilldnc of the night air, made the iloulil journey of the visitors a most pleas- unt one. A. Klein. Salem; R. L. Hull I a tireens; Win. Martin, T. P. Leal her wood. Oakland: S. ('. Howard and wife, Spokane; II, K. Chapman. MIhk II. Hamilton, J. A. Ilaxter, .1. A Thompson, M. W. (Sarlier, J. H Hrown. A. Parker, Jas. Paraxon; liar nev Lester. Jas. N. McCune, Port land: T. O. Dixon. J. S. Morrison City; ('has. A. Ferguson. Seattle (;rant Tavlor. Winchester: M. ( Phillips. Corrallls: P. II. (inllagher Hrnikton; Albert It. Ileynier, Ruck) Flint. Colo.; W. S. Hawkins. Collage ('rove; Edwin Lewis, Ranille, Wash.; It. M. Knlglit. I. W. Crosby. Kiddle, were recent arrivals at the Mct.ial len. 1 Peel languid, weak, run-down Headache? Stomach "off "7 Just a i plain case of lazy liver. Hiinlock i lllood Hitters tones liver and atom ! ach. promotes digestion, purifies the i blood. Morris Abraham, native Rose burger. Is still among the leaders of the stale's trapsbooters, as the fol j lowing Item in Slinda)s Oregoiilan would show: M. Abraham, one of tlie crack sholgun artists of the Portland tilltl Club, established a ticw record for the Kenton traps yesterday, breaking inn straight hluenii ks for n Hrfi-t fcore. It Is the first time in three seasons a ierfi"et score Inn- hcn turned In, and probably the on ly one In the history of the organi zation. Abraham's rerord was noi made In the trophy shoots, but con sisted of a lou-blrd practice affair preceding the scheduled shoot. Ills eye was perfect, while his nerve held tip wonderfully during the strain which was particularly strenuous during the springing of the last I ne ks. TIm laiiCi-r Aftr 4.rif Men often In a rurwlnwn nyatm wtrtkTimi. niTvountii, lark of a-f-tltc, pri'TRjr ami aniMHon, with din onlernd l:vT anil khlm-ya oftn fil low an ntta. k of this wrftch.l dt Th Kratitt uwl then In Klrtrlr Hlttora. the nlorloim tonlr. Mood purlfltT and r-Ku)ator of t tuma-h. llrT and kidney. Thoti )iaiilM hav rovd thnt they woti'It fnily nirt-ntln-n th nrvii, hulld up Ihf yHt-tii and n-tor to health and it hh1 tptrlta Bfter an att k of the Rrfpiiw. If aufferlnK, try them. Only fit) tenti Hold and yrfl aiitlMfuc titm Kuarantred by all dniKKNta. 15 cwfttj pr Koduk det?lop- Inc at Clark a Studio. I iUAJj lor Infants and Childron. .ar.h .'.l.CDI'ot, J IX It OKK'i'7 Ac5-l.iM.'P,-op.1nllim(;T.b-siTniaiiiii'rlnolwIRi'CiM linrj&'Suw.iifi'.srr.diitmcisii rromclfs DijT.KonflufrfiJ ni'ss and li'si'dmioiiis m'iifa 3 Uiiutu.Muriruiir iwr!mi;ril. oTAntoTlc. It .r wlr- I'im S-- 1 fnvvji. 1 6.-5 i? ft P1, ..HO" Anrrfii Reitwdv fm Cnrnilia 'foil tlnr , Sam Slmxh llUrrtou Worm.Coiiv.usuiis.rmrisIi IIWS dlJlLOSS OF Sisrr. rttcSmill Sitnawr of NEW Y0HK. mi Ouiirimtcf J umk rthc KowUi Exact Copy of Wrapper, FIRST-CLASS HOnSESHOEINQ. First-class horse shoeing, work manship guaranteed. At Danka ft Welker's shop (the Rexroad shop) on Main street. dswtf Dr. J. L. Callaway. Osteopathic Phy sician, Abraham llultdltig, Roseburg. This Weather Is proving the truthfulness of our claims regarding i ur WOOD and ROCK Sl'KINUS COAL. How Is your supply of KINDLIN'tj? "Full Weight and Full Measure." kosliii ik; I i:i:ii x 1 1 i.l co. Phone 1C3. Winchester & Jackson Sts INVEST in pnot liimtM-r when ynu ar bulld 1 li k. We liavi; a rfptttatUm for enr ryltiR tlio most ti'tslvo nix su- l'i ior hIi t k of IIK.II ,1(li: I IMIH It (ilvt) iih n chiiiK-H to fluuru on your rriiitrii'-tft, wc can Bufly prit tff y you. V.UiK in iimi:t o., itfl n. JmkMtii St. I'Iiuih SI2. 1 I V ' Choice Meats We handle choice meats, such as win favor, catering to customers wb appreciate tho best at reasonable prices combined with satisfactory service. Nice, select d hams nnd bacon. ISc Ib. Pure lard, lu 3 Hi. .'. lb. and 1 It. palls. I'.c Hi. LOUIS KOHLHAGEN PHONE 19 10 7 CASS STREET L-T' PHONE 380 and otir laundry wagou will call. LONE STAR LAUNDRY FARRAND BROS., Props. Tha Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years rTM-n-WT-"ir?r.'!Cjwi S3 PARUIAJC PARLORS. Vhs Parisian Cleaning and Pressing Parlors, 127 Jackson St., 1o French dry cleaning, sponging, pressing, repairing, and altering of ladles' and gentlemen's suits, guar anteeing satisfaction. Goods called tor and delivered. Phone IK and we will call. We make suits to order, 115 and uii. See our samples. The price of foodstuffs haa come down at the North Side (Jrocery. dtf (cwt, Pressed Bill AND An Inspection of stock and com pfirnn of prlrpii will rnnflncn yoo that the place to buy la at M. C. Burleson's Plant and office corner Oak and Pine streets, Roseburg. Phone lit Eastern Oysters In Any Style. Short Orders at Any Hour. Quick Lunch Restaurant, YK TOY, I'rop. Regular Dinner, lt!ic. Chicken Dinner Kvery Sunday. Open Until 10 P. M. Dally. Sheridan Street. Near Depot. OPEN ALL NICHT. How Are Your Collars in hey saw the neck after the first visit to the laundry? If so. they have been badly laundered. ;i,il I. We turn o..t no such un satisfactory worh. We give you back collars that look and feel as good ns new, smooth In the finish and satisfactory In every ivm-eet. We call for and deliver all orders and are pmnipt In finMiing work when so deslrtd. 109 Sheridan St. VHI aCNTIlUN MHMRf, NtW VONS OlTV.