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EVL iiKOSEBUU VIEW MMI till STY CLKKK. AI'UIIj 0, 1912. P. K. E. MAY MILD LINE TO COOS BAY 32,1)37 STITI HKS IX A COAT. MAYS TAIM)U. . . To the voteis u( ougtas County: KANSAS CITY. Mo.. April 7. lB onll-ce 'th the election While the season wan mill slack Id law ' ,h" State of 0"on. I hereby the tailoring business. Herman J"!""'"'' aunounce mrselt a Axene. a tailor in the Waldbeim l""0"""- iuid..te for renomin. hniMin tn.,k iim. i .., tion anil election aa County Clerk of Snot O'ConnoTZ a ik. . tltche " "ade. He l?u'la ?oa'"'-.'ubJ!ft to "!" T'1' oupt. u lonnor Gives Albany J.ews- (ound 32 9372J 800 maCMne ' tne ',e " tne Pfmry elecUon paper Dope About Future atltchei and 9137 hand atitchea. ? f,Dr" 1 "una. The coat the count waa made on ,PaJd AdT B. H. LENOX. mi ... " ', was a four-button aack. 82 inches The Albany Herald says: Geo. long and single breasted. A frock CA.UUATB KOH SHERIFF. o Connor general superintendent of or evening coat or a double stitched ine Portland, Eugene & Eastern street garment of course would re- I hereby desire to announce to the Kailroad Company, left his headquar- quire many more stitches. public that 1 hare eonaented, at the ters. In Corvallls, two days ago for '1 learned the Uiloring business nfsut request of my many friends Portland, the general headquarters as a boy In Sweden," Mr. Axena said, throughout the county, to become a or the company, rooms 1311-16 Yeon "and have worked at It ever since, candidate for the nomination for the vuuuiug, ana went trom there to Eu- I was taught not to spare stitches, omca ol Sheriff, subject to the Demo gene, where the company is operat- And I have often wondered, as I sat cratlo primaries to be held April It, ing an electric railway, returning the cross-legged and made my needle I1- R- T. ASHWORTH. same day to Portland, after Inspect- fly. how many times I had to push p1"' Adv.). ing the Eugene line, and at once it through the cloth before a coat o made the necessary arrangements for would be finished. I never had heard CANDIDATE FOIi SHERIFF, supplies and material for the Eugene of a count being made and I kept line, now In course of construction thinking about It until I decided to To the Vote of Douglas County: from Salem to Siayton. a distance of count them myself. i I respectfully announce myself a 16 miles, partially paralleling the "I kept a little tablet with me at candidate for Sheriff, subject to ap new electric line of the Southern Pa- my work and every time I counted a proval at the Democratic primaries, cine, now building from Salem to hundred strokes of the needle I made to be held April 1, 1111. " . . mark. On my machine I found ; (Paid Adv.). B. FENTON. Also while In Portland Mr. O'Con- that tour and a half stitches were o ?frflniVe;tat'i.T? 5ontracU .fr,' taken every troke of the J"-' ANNOUNCEMENT FOB SHERIFF, sufficient force of laborers, not only That was 45 stitches to 10 strokes1 for the Salem-Stayton llnee. but for ami an i nm rt,,wn mart n aUAr. - . , the Corvnlli. .lontrl, lln. ... .... T" .k .. r" " . "? T" " uougas youuij: - " . ll'Ulll DllUaYC to be put under way, as soon as their "And those are the totals I founi franchise is secured from the Cor- when I added all those marks up vallls city council, which Is expected 23,800 on the machine and 137 by at Its next session. hand. And for taking all those Immediately,, all these different stitches a coat maker gets an aver- iiun m. uuut-r ajr, in eiecinc line age of ! bee In America, win ue uuui irom AiDany to connect PuU End to Bad Habit. with the Corvallls line and the pres ent steam railway line from Corvallls to Monroe will be electrified, and! Things never look bright to one eventually extended to Eugene, and with "the blues." Ten to one the on to the coast at Coos Bay. j trouble Is a slugglst liver, filling the It is the Intention of President I. system with bilious poison, that Dr. W. Anderson and General Manager King's New Life Pills would expel. A. Welch to beat the Oregon Elec- Try them. Let the Joy of better feel trlc and Southern Pacific companies jnga end "the blues." Best for to the coast If possible, and "pick stomach, liver and kidneys, 25c. All and shovel" will fly as fast as men druggists. aim money can maxe tnem turn tne dirt over. Fortunately a plentiful supply of gravel for ballasting the entire road bed can be secured right in Corvallls, CALL FOR ALL COUNTY WARRANTS. VnllM la V ..p.. V.- .Ivan all the central point of the new system , noldlng countv warranti ,..uea by In connection with the other work nio. .,.,, n- - j , I- lu,n ..1 .. I u ....II.... uuul'' VlCftWU, uw IU that is being planned for the valley, dorsed "Not paid for want of funds," ?C.O?'lora18urdemdJ0-000.Vi.t' vnnM " " to the County rifled brick which will be used In Trea.urer or Mld county for paT. paving between the rails of the street ment a lnterest thereon will cease car track from the depot to the St. wlth the date of tnl, notlce- Charles Hotel here. it Is expected , Dated t Roseburg. Oregon, this mai mi. ui iu roiuiunire i uuu ath day of March, 1912. upon the arrival of the brick. CURRENT COMMENT. (Portland Journal). All the old reactionary bosses and J. E. SAWYERS, Treasurer of Douglas Co nty. Ore. CALL FOR CM UNTX WARRANTS. KntlfA fa Itprnhv B-Ivpn nil Demon a standpatters the Cannons. Dalzells, holdlng COUnty warrants issued by Shermans, Barneses, Coxes. Pen- Douglas County, Oregon, and in roses, Guggenheims, etc. are for doried "Not paid for want of funds," I'- t v 1 prior to and Inch ding the 3rd day of No, Teddy; the people remember NoTember, 1911, to present the same the "Dear Harriman" letter, and the to tne Treasurer of said county at Tenneesee Coal & Iron rape: all your hlg offlce for paymenti interest raging and roaring is without avail. thereon wm cease after tha date of The I. W. W.'g are a disease; but tng notice. tne .National, state ana city aoctors rjgted at Roseburg, Oregon, this Biiumu iiruii lur ine tuc. i no the 2iBt day of March, 1.12. multimillionaires who scorn to pay taxes are the other side of the big growing sore. The administration seems to be weakly dillydallying in regard to MexU-o. it doesn't know- what to do, r how to do it. Since we make u great point of the Monroe doctrine, why not pick up the burden that we created anil cany it like men? Other wise Germany lias a rinht on this side of the Atlantic. J. E. SAWYERS, Treasurer of Douglas County, Oregon. CALL FOR COUNTY WARRANTS. "MY, WHAT A COMKOKaTAHLE CHAIR!" You'd say that too if you sat In it! One of the new overtufted Karpen creations in rich tapestry. The frame Is solid oak. (You can have mahogany If you prefer). The springs are thick, rust-proof spirals that give way to every move of your body. You fe 1 as if you were sitting on a cushion of nir. KICK & RICE, The House Furnishers. I KIM? Si'RAY. 1 wish to respectfully hereby an- announce myself a candidate for -v-nomlnation for the office of Sheriff, subject to the wishes of the Republi can voters of Douglas County at the primary election to be held on April 19. 1911. GEORGE K, QU1NB. (Paid Adv.). I HEREBY ASK FOR THH nomination on the Republican ticket at the primary election, April 19th, for the office of Sherif. It nominated and elected, I promise to give all parties a fair and honest administra tion and will see that the law la en forced. (Paid adv.). D. J. JAR VIS. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. To the Voters of Douglas County: In compliance with the election laws of the State of Oregon, I hereby respectfully announce myself a can didate for the nomination for the office of County Commissioner on the Democratic ticket, subject to the ap proval of the voters at the primary election to be beld on April 19, 1912. (Paid Adv.). E. H. PINKSTON. FOR COt NTY COMMISSIONER. To the Voters of Douglas County: I hereb announce myself a candi date for County Commissioner, sub ject to the approval of the Demo-' cratlc voters at the primary nominat ing election to be held April 19, 1912. (Paid Ad .). W. T. POOLS. FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR. I hereby announce my candidacy for the nomln Uon for Assessor of Douglas County, subject to the will of the Republican voters at the pri mary election to be beld on April 19, 1912. I have never before been a candidate for an elective office. (Pd. Adv.). ED. S. COCKELREASE. ANNOUNCEMENT h JR ASSESSOR. Notice Is hereby given all persons holding county warrants Issued by Douglas County, Oregon, and In dorsed "Not paid for want of funds,' prior to and including the 9th day of September. 1 11, to present the ,, . ' , h.,d on me to the County Treasurer of said; Apru 19 To the voters of Douglas County: I hereby respectfully announce myself a candidate for renomlnaticn for the office of Assessor, subject to the will of the Republican voters at county at his office for payment, as Interest thereon will cease after the date of this notice. Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, this, the 14th day of March, lt12. J. E. SAWYERS. County Treasurer of Douglas County Oregon. TKKhl'USS NOTICE. Positively no trespassing ailownd on the lands of the Curry estate, dsw N. CURlty KriTAl E. FOIl STATE SENATOR. (Paid Adv.). F. L. CALKINS. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. To the voters of Douglas County: In compliance wit the election laws of tl State of Ore on. I hereby respectfully announce myself Republican candidate for renomlna tion and election for the second tern as County Commissioner of Dongl-s County, subject to the will of the voters at the primary election on April 19. 1912. (I'aU Adv.). M. R. RYAN, o FOR COUNTY TREASURER. To the vot rs of Douglas County, Oregon: In accordance with the provisions of the state law I bereby rjepectfully To the Republican voters of Doug announce myself a candidate on the ns County: I hereby announce myBerf a candi date for renomlnatlon for the office Spray solution for the destruction of Hi and aphis on rose bushes and other plants. MARSTKrW DIU'G CO. i liAmnrrnttr ticket for lh nomination Douclas County Csciai'ry batter ! nrt oprtlnn a a Statu Senator, rnhiect only Tic a two-poand square. Ask to tne wlll ot the voter, at the pri-or CoLnty Treasurer, subject to the your grocer for it. Industry. l'atronlze home mary election on April 19, 1912. (Paid Adv.). F. B. WA1TE. - o FOR UK I'RKSEN T A TI V E. Are You a Knocker? -in-l ip i f TIIKCr x ni f TKIt ' To the voters of Douglas County. tIIKI.lt ' V., ,;Viivi in In conipnnce Wtn tne election mil. tiMiiii. ; awg of the state of Oregon. I hereby - In. . tie I 1 til- ' - r nT"l in iiuk.ni ii. -onrnilv nf IlnMelua r'nnntv. anhiect to the wlll of the voters st the pri mary election on April 19. 1 f 1 2. C. E. RiCKEK. (Paid Adv.). approval or the KepuDiicau voiers m. the primary norr'natlng election to he heiil April 19, 1912. (Paid Adv.). J. SAWYERS. FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR. Think 40 acres nroveil : acres pasture. :, acres .voting or chard; 3 voikis n.are. 5 cows. Jer sey bull. 2 WiiK'HiS. Liicuv. all farm tooW- v h-nt-: .-ill household fur tilttire. I'ri.e $7"."'. on e;y terms. Also h:iv f line Z'i anil 4 tracts, potato land; ruiiini:g vill sell on crop payments. 1 mil- from .! town: s acre .iter; acres. itall te'll.-e To the Voters of Douglas County. date for the nomlnmlon for Repre-I ,f -Ilrti,ln f()r ,he HeDubllcan nomination for re-election as County Surveyor, subject to the wlll of the voters at the primary election to be held on April 19, 1912. (Paid Adv.). FRANK CAIN. FOR ItKritl.SKMTATIYH. To the Voters of Douglas County: In accordance with the provisions 4 acres Pearmg ! of t)(, (s,e , nere0T re,,wct. FOR SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT. To the voters of Douglas County: As a candidate for the nomination and Kirn; at; pj-tines. a'p!' .-iiz-htu- till t Price .:"". t-m.s to nil". T,,, se nomination and election as Repre- announcement, subject to your ap- vM. be p.ine la a shost t.u. f. It. Il.lll Grand Hn.-I.ue. or write to April 19 1912. Box 1ST, Roseburg. ''o d - clierrtei. "d! fUHy aanounce myself a candUate for the olllce of County School 8u- : on the iiepubilcan tlciet lor tne i perintenoeni. mjiniuu; u.aao mi I nomination and election as Repre-i announcement, subject to your ap- Isentatlve. subject to the rill of the'pretal at the Republican primaries voters at the primary election onion April .9, 1912. (Paid Adv.) O. C. BROWN. J. T. BRIDOVtj. Town Lots and Choice Acreage At Green, the new townslte at lntereertlon ol S. P. and R. D. A O. Railway a. Town lota 60x125 at $78.00. Choice acreage in Ave and ten-acre tracts, suitable for fruit, track gardening or poultry. PHONE 41-T L. O. Maddux, 829 S. MAIN Commercial Abstract Co. Abstracts of Titles Blue Prints Filing Papers, Etc. WE WILL COION YOUR BOND Insurance 306 PERKINS BUILDING Conveyancing R05EBUILC, OMCON J. H. Sykes GUN STORE Opposite Post Office. Baseball Ooods Bicycle Goods Agent for the National Bicycle, with prices ranging from $25 to $50. Call and see them. Ti carry a new and complete stock of Guns, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle and Sporting Goods. Oun Repairing and Key Fitting a specialty. Apple Pear Prune Peach TREES the best in Oreg. Complete line of nursery stock at my sales Yard in Koseburg. Cherry. A. L. KITCHIN, The Nurseryman Roseburg. Ore Ham Ham HAM Yam Yam Yam You can mention Boneless Ham, sliced cold boiled Ham, that smoked, boneless, cold boiled, sliced Ham, The Ham What Am and other gotd things including sliced dried beef, but don't forget the HAM its good, and you'll like it North Side Grocery Strictly First Class "a" Grade Doors 5 Ctohs Panel Fir from $1.40 to $1.75. Front Itooni $.1 to $18. Windows Mime proportion. Window wrlghta from 8 iMiundu to 20 IkuiihIm, at 2r pr 11. Host nash cord 05c per lOO feet. Otler grade 45c to '5c per 100 feet. S. B. CROUCH Sheridan St. Phone 243 IT'H A 8IO.V OF UOOII Jl'IIOMK.VT t... , I UJY - 1 ' inF Dr.. e I': wh' people decide to buy the brat lumber. It Is evidence that they kuow wbut real economy In. ltuy IriK lumber here means that yea net the best and most thoroughly -(ind lumber tw be had. Ktery foot f It will work up without waate. Kwry penny you spend here paya for lumber that y-u can to ad tan t ng. Try It. Order filled for all kinds of fratt boxes. The J. 0. Fleck Co. Rnerharg, Orritosi. KB YO'J I.KAVK Ol K MKAT MAKKtTT with admiration f r the perfect r)a llness which is everxwhere appareat. Ton.' own kitchen couldn't be more tree from even the slightest susplefea of dirt. Ho there Is an added satis faction In coming In person to eeteel the choice cuts we alware hare hand. Give yourself and as the pleasure of a 11 tods. The Economy Market Oo. Koblhacrsv, I'rne.
