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Newspaper Page Textft -4 y To KeepYbur Furniture Beautiful EVERY woman knows how annoying it is to have unsightly spots, water stains and dirt stains spoil the beauty of her furniture, stairs and woodwork. They ruin the beauty of her entire home. Will you test, free, &.. . .mi Johnson's Prepared Wax VOCAL NEWS. to which dust anddirt do not adhere woodwork, furniture, pianos, etc Johnson's Prepared Was gives that soft, lustrous, artistic noliah which does not show scratches and It is ideal for polishing Johnson's Kleen Floor may be used to prepare the surface for the wax, or alone to rejuvenate the finish brinj back its original beauty inwove the amaranr nf nit whether finished with shellac, varnish or other preparations. Fret Sample and Literature at our Stora HAMILTON DRUG CO. 241 N. Jackson St. Roseburg, Oregon EVENING;HOSEBU!Vj REVIEW MAY 21,- 1012. DAILY WEATHER REPORT V. S. Weather Bureau, local oSce, Roseburg, 24 hours ending 5 a. m., today. Perclpltatloa In Inches and hun dredths: Maximum temperature fS Minimum temperature 41 Precipitation 11 Tutal precip. since 1st. ot mo. 1.47 Avg. precip. for mo. (or 34 yrs. '.2.05 Total precip. from Sept. 1, 31.27 Avg. precip. from Sept. 1, 1877 32.11 Total deficiency from Sept. 1, Si Average precipitation for 34 wet seasons (Sept. to May.) 32. 3C WILLIAM BELL. Observer. WEATHER FORECAST: Showers tonight or Wednesday. THE DEMONS OK THE SWAMP. Are mosquito?. As they sting they put deadly malaria germs in the blood. Then follow the icy chills and the fires of fever. The appetite flies aid the strength tails: aln ma laria often paves the way for deadly tvnhntd. Hut Electric Bitters kill fand cast out the malaria germs from the blood; gives you a flue appetite and renews your strength. 'After long suffering," wrote Win. Fretwell, of Lucama, N. C, "three bottles drove all the malaria from my sys tem and I've had good health ever since." Best for all stomach, liver and kidney ills. 60c at all drug stores. B o "Pride of Douglas" and "Queen City" flour bring results. Ask the Douglas County Mills. Phone 13. DRESSMAKING. Miss Cora Green, tailoress, of San Francisco, has mov d here parlors from the Marks building to rooni 11, Hotel Grand. Only first-class work. All work guaranteed. Phone 16S. Al'TO STAGE UXK DETOT. Dally stages and autos for Marsh field ard all Coos Bay points, also for Peel and Millwood, leave Q. 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 ben, an it you want your stock kept In Al condition, let us supply yon with the FEED that gives satisfaction. "Full Weight and Full Measure." KOSEBVRG FEED & Fl'EL CO. Phone 163. Winchester & Jackson Sts New York Cafe Chan Jo, Prop. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Meals at All Hours. Miss Alice Perdue left this morning for Cottage Grove. You will have to hurry Dr. Lowe leaves tomorrow noon. J. C. Alexander returned from a trip to Portland this mornlug. 8. A. Wilson left tbla morning for Denver, Colo., to visit with his daughter. Miss Louise Althaus left Monday night for Portlaud, where she will remain Indefinitely. Sam E. Fostei, of Salem, paid a $10 fine In the city police court this morning for drunkenness. Special prices during the demon- ; stratlon week on Wear-Ever Alumi num ware at Churchill Hardware iCo's. Mrs. C. C. Grimes, who has been the guest of Mrs. E. B. Pengra, left ! this morning on her return to Springfield. J. W. Sherwood, state commander I of the Maccabee lodge, will meet with I the Roseburg knights tomorrow I (Wednesday) night. I Al North, the Edenbower dairy man, nas sold his herd or six fine Jerseys, together with bis milk busi ness, to Henry Andrie. Mrs. W. T. Brown and two child ren left this morning on their return to Corvallls, after a visit here with her sister, Mrs. C. R. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Campbell have sold their five-acre fruit tract adjoining the Wharton place, In West Roseburg, to C. D. Maynard for (6, 250. They still retain their 10-acre tract and home on the opposite side of the road. Olalla and Ten Mile played base ball Sunday, the former winning by the score of 16 to 15. Not a man on either side reached first base until the fifth Inning. From that time It was a swatfest, featured by Hart's home run. The bazaar that Is different. By the ladies of the M. E. Church, South. Place. Masonic building. Time of opening, Monday, May 27th. Will have for sale home cooking, candies, sewing, groceries and furniture, dtf Sheriff Quine left this morning for Olalla to bring a rancher named Collyer to this city for examination as to his sanity. The precinct con stable who went to arrest Collyer a few days ago was ordered off the place at the point of a revolver and decided to ' let George do It." Coll yer is reported to have threatened the lives of neighbors. Oak Camp No. 125, Woodmen of the World, on Monday night elected the following officers for the six nionthB beginning July 1, next: M. U. Germond. C. C; J. W. Dow, L. A.; J. E. Pickens, Mngr. ; M. Alexander, S.; P. A. Durch, V. Business was followed by a bountiful supper, at which the lodgemen were joined by members of the Lilac Circle. Dont forget the Aluminum demon stration during week commencing Monday. May 20th, at Churchill I Hardware Co, I The suit brought In the Justice Court by S. K. Sykes against Harry l.uhr to recover $24 on a sewing ma chine contract was dismissed after a hearing Monday. Lohr declured that the signature of his name to he written agreement was not placed j there by him. SykeB, who had been ! represented in the transaction by a ! third party, could noi contradict FORMER OREGON SENATOR SI KKtK ATEK IN MINE CHEYENNE. Wyo., May 20' Thomas O. Smith, manager: William Horn and Joe Johns, were suffocated by gas In the Williams' I.umun Mine at Shoshone, Wyo.. yesterday, accord-' Ing to advices received here today.1 Smith formerly was a member of the Oregon State Legislature from Grant County, a Senator. Ml ST PAY ITS TAXES OR REDEEM GRANT CLAIMS. Injunction Asked Against Douglas ami Cuoe Sheriffs tiy Koutfiern Oregon Co. IK ui.il. Regular Meals 25 Centi-. Chicken Dinner Sundays, flow 12 Noon to 2 P. M. Chop Suey. Noodles, Fre"h Oys ters, Kish, Etc., all the time. Cor. Jackson & Washington Sts. Fresh From the Smoke MOUSE Another ton of those fine sugar cured HAMS and BACON Our Grocery Stock is Complete Discriminating Buyers of Groceries should place their next order here. Our service is unexcelled. KENDRICK & KING 344 N. Jackson St. GROCERS Phone 63 ,jo j Our Stock ot Staple and Fancy Groceries is Complete We carry everything in the grocery line which we sell at reasonable prices, U'e are agents for the famous "White Star" and "Blue Ribbon" Flours none better. Your patronage solicited HARNESS & JOHNSON SberkUa BtrreC The TboM .to. la 103. such a statement with first hand knowledge, so his case failed. Miss Eva Rice, the Portlaud school 'teacher, who was bo terribly Injured in an automobile accident near ; Clackamas Sunday, as mentioned In ; Monday's Review, is a sister of E. L. i Kite, of llillard. and of .Mrs. W. C. j Winston, of Wiustous. She taught school 30 years ago at Dillard. The automobile accident was the second which she experienced Sunday. The first one occurred while she was ! riding on an East Portland street car. which was struck by an auto , mobile, sending a shower of broken glass over her and Inflicting slight leuts. I n. You have tried the rest, now iVjw get the best. The best ever K?"and ever the best. The best In the West. Rest by every test. Host because they are Iir. Lowe's glasses. i William Croot and family, who ar rived here from llrltt, Iowa, six weks ago, left this morning for Kurkti's, where he has bought the iirownfng ranch of l')0 acres, on i which they will reside. Credit for bringing this most desirable family to this section belongs exclusively to ' Mm. A I.. Maddux, of Greens, who .chanced to meet them on a train I while they wre enroute west. They had not planned to come to this I county, hut w hen Mrs. Maddux enumerated its advantages and told of Its glorious climate they decided to come here. That they were satis fied is eloquently attested by Mr. ( rout's Investment at Ruckles. WHAT TEXAN'S ADMIRE I is barty, vigorous me. accormug to Hugh Tallman, of San Antonio. i "We find." be writes, "that Dr. King's New Life Pills surely put new life and energy into a person. Wife and I believe they are the best made.'. Excellent for stomach, liver or kid ney troubles. 25 cents at all drug stores. B Don't go to see Dr. Lowe day after tomorrow and find he left town day before yesterday. We write all kinds ot bonds and are experts In this line. Tbe Doug las Abstract & Trust Co. dsw l- . MOORE'S g. t POISON OAK ncvcr n FUCnv 30 tears tailino KLFILUi TwtsuhjunD PikCft, CHILBLAINS. rLON, IuNnS, ITC. VALUABLE MOUJCHOlO SatVC ALL DAwMttr n-v( IT ON ixOITtN ON HCQutlT ACCtT NO lUflST.rjTlk. frce MS Cenrs. HOME COOKING BOARDING HOUSE 248 Parrott Street, Corner Mosber Board by week $4.50 Board and room by tbe week. $5.60 Single meals I .23 MRS. R. MILLER, Prop. FOR SALE Wagon, Buggy, Harness, Saddle. Described as follows: Good 2V4 In wagon with tongue and fills, ton bolster springs, two double boxes large and small, two spring seats. Oue top buggy cou-plete best Studebaker make. Oue set rub ber tire wheels fits buggy extra. One set double driving harness. One man's saddle with bridle and blank et. All In first class condition. C. I. MAYNARD, lluilder, Phone, -Mli-L. the side Issues in the land grant for feiture suit of the lulled States against the Southern Oregon Com pany was decided yesterday by Judge Wolverton In the tutted States Dis trict Court, but the questions In volved In the main case were not passed upon. A number ot years ago Congress made a land grant In Douglas and Coo Counties as a sub sidy for the building of a military road from Coos Day to Roseburg. and one condition was that this land should be disposed of to actual set tlers only In small tracts at $2.50 an acre. Eventually the Southern Oregon Company obtained these grunt lands aud recently a suit was (lied by the Government for for feiture of the land because the terms of the grant had nut been compiled with. Prior to the suit the Southern Ore gon Company had been paying taxes on these lauds, but ceased when the forfeiture suit was instituted. Tax collectors, however, contiuued to as sess the property and in default of payment the land was advertised for sale. Then the Soulbern Oregon Company sought an Injunction against this tax sale until the suit was settled. To this the Sheriffs demurred and Judge Wolverton yes terday sustained the demurrer and denied the application for the In junction, for the reason that the de fendant claimed title to the land and did not recognize the Government's claim. This decision, It Is said, will cloud titles to the land whichever way the main suit may be decided. If the Government wins, all money paid for taxcB or tbe money paid for tax titles will be lost, and If the Southern Oregon Company .wins it will have to redeem the tux titles. TIIOROl (illltllKD I'Ol'LTRV To make room for young stock. I offer for sale: 1 pen. 1 male and i female Cornish Indian games, $20 j 1 pen Huff Cochin, tit. 1 pen Ideal LlKht Ilrahma. $15. 1 pen Buff Or pingtons. $15. 1 Brahma Rooster, $5. 1 Langshan rooster, $2 60. 1 Lang shan Cockrel $1.50. These are all line show blids, and mostly Imported from eastern states; one rooster cost nsrly half of what I ask for all the above stock and Is enly 3 years old now. I also have some eggs and young stofk for sale, prices on re- qu"st. Address. II. Rletmsnn, Boi 157, Oak'and. Oregon. Prop., Oak land Poultry Tards. , sdw U Hous" leaning and landscape gardening done in first class man ner. Cunningham ft Abbey. Tele phone $50 J. c ENTRAL HOTEL Cor.Rose and Oak Under New Manage ment Newly Fitted up and Newly Furnished Board and Room by Day or Month Single Meals 25 Cents P. N. Butcher, Prop. I WANT YOUR TREE ORDERS A. L KITCHIN NURSERY MAN ROSEBURG OREGON 17ERN ISLAND r GREENHOUSE Roseburg, Oregon Mrs. F. D. Owen, Prop. l'lionc 9-F-12 Cut Flowers Potted Plants Fuucral Designs Wedding Boqucts and all kinds of Plants fur veranda and window boxes and bedding out. Also 011 sale at The Rose Confectionery Vacuum The only house Cleaner that Cleans Try it once aud you will want it the next time you clean house. PHONE 79 Ruarhurg Htim I an dry 1'uder Judge Wolverton 'b decision. the Sheriffs nf Dunning nnit Pnna Counties will now proceed to sell the Southern Oregon Company's lands for delinquent taxes unless It re deems the property. During the three years tbnt the suit hns been pending tne company, uncertain of Its title, refused to nnv Its tnvna In either county. It owes Douglas Coun ty nearly $10,000 altogether In taxes. penalty ana interest. An Excellent Cough Medicine. J. M. Howell, a popular druggist of Greensburg, Ky., says, "We use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy In our own household and know It Is ex cellent." For sale by all druggists. C Portland Oregonlan: Earl C. Rronaugh, who on January 24, 1911. was appointed guardian of Leon 1. Vial, because of Vial's spendthrift habits, yesterday filed In the Circuit Court an affidavit In which he states his ward Is unable to pay temporary alimony or attorney's fees to his wife, Anna II. Vial, who has started suit for divorce. Judge llronaugli says la) s gross annual Income out of his uuurter Interest in the block at the northeast corner of Sixth and Washington streets Ik $4000 and that the taxes amount to $2100. Judge lironaiigti suys he has so far drawn no compensation for tils own work; that he has been busy paying up the debts contracted by Vial and his wlte prior to the guardianship and that he is paying Mrs. Vial $125 a month at her husband's request. He says that his ward Is unemployed and II working could not eurn in excess of from $:!0 to $40 a month. The guardian declares he has had a diffi cult task In straightening out the financial tangles of Vial, and that debts are still unpaid. Vlul, ho suys purchased the 15 acres In Washing ton County on contract and bis pay ineiita are delinquent. HAVE YOU A BAD BASK? Prire away your Backsche, get to-day a partake ot Mother U ray's Aromatic Leaf for tbe kidney and correcting that Ume, ore anl all uuMtrung freling of the nervea. If your ki'lneya act too frequently, or ac tion u aiuful and acanty, Aromatir If conwtiT and thebrat ItguUinr. At Drtig giiita or tiy mail &k Haraple FKF.K. Ad. dretw.Tue Mother Gray Co., La Itoy. IN.Y. WE HAVE MOVE IK We winh to notify our many cua tmn yrs that wp are now located It our new building, corner lMne and Woodward HtroHn. We have an abun dance of room and all the facllltiw for doing first class work. Give us trial ordT. LONE STAR LAUNDRY dt OKKOO.Y HAnEIlY. Bread and puitry of all kinds. 01 v ur good a a trial; you will aurel) want mora of them. Frea delivery Phone 241. 828 N. Jackson street $" Dr. Hermann, eyeaight special' iyit. will be Id his office, 117 8o. Stephens street, from tb first to tbe fifteenth of eacb month Telephone 64-Y. dtf Delightfully Pleasant and Invigorating Our drinks, Ice Cream and Chocolates, music all the time. Good place to recuperate. Lenox & Ott Music and Instruments KKMOVAL NOTICE. Dr. J. L. Callaway. OstsoDtthlc Physician, Is now located In rocms 7 and 8 ot the Roseburg National Dank building, corner Caaa and Jackson. Phone 169. He was form erly In the Abraham building. dsw UKST HAItGAlN EVER OFFERED. Two nice lota, all In garden; 12 fruit trees, nice lawn, good 6-room bouse, household furniture: wood- house, garden tools; 3 blocks from Portland-Oregon City electrlo line, 20 cents to Portland, S cents to Ore gon City. This Js In the towu of Gladstone. Price $800, .$600 cash. balance one and two years at Can work In Portland. Vacant lota $160 to $300. Call or write Cyrus Powell, Oregon City, Ore., Stephens Bldg., Room 10. dsw PARiaUX PARLOR. The Parisian Cleaning and Pressing Parlor, 117 Jackson St., 1o French dry cleaning, sponging, pressing, repairing, and altering ot ladles' and gentlemen's suits, gau antoelng satisfaction. Good eeJled for and delivered. Phone 11$ aad we will call. We make suits to erder, $11 and uo. Be our tamplee. The price of foodstuffs has come down at the North 8lde Grocery, dtl SQUIRREL POISON. Every kernel of Bolduan'i Poison Grain contains a deadly dose of pow erful, quick-acting poison, "set" In tbe grain by a patent process. Rain, snow, dew or damn ground does not wash out this poison. It Is tbe only poison which Is as good six months after as the first day It Is ?ut out In the fields. Tbe best poison you've ever used or your money back. .w MARSTERS DRUG CO. Rolled oats and barley, crsjked and whole orn, wheat and all varieties of mill feed at the tglaa County Mills. Phone is. This Weather is proving the truthfulness ot our claims regarding cur WOOD and ROCK SPRINGS COAL. How Is your supply of KINDLING? "Full Weight and Full Measure." ROSEUl'RG FEED FUEL CO. Phone 163. Winchester ft Jackson Sts Cement, Pressed Drkh AND a ? nateri An Inspection ot stock and com parison ot prices will convince jro that the place to buy la at M. C. Burleson's Plant and office corner Oak aad Pine street, Roseburg. Phone tit. Eastern Oyster In Any Style. Short Order at Any Hoar. Quick Lunch Restaurant YE TOY, Prop, lingular Dinner, Me. Chicken Dinner Every aaday. Open Until 10 P. M. Dally. Sheridan Street Near jot. OPEN ALL NIHT. ROSEBURG PAINT AND PAPER HOUSE 103 Sheridan Street CARL LUHMANN, Prop. All branches of painting done in strictly first class manner Signs a specialty. Estimates cheerfully given on application J. H. Sykes GUN STORE Opposite Post Office. Baseball Qoods Bicycle Goods Agent for the National Bicycle, with prices ranging from $25 to $50. Call and see them. We carry a new and complete stock of Guns, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle and Sportlug Goods. Gun Repairing and Key Fitting a specialty. Choice Meats We handle choice meats, such as win favor, catering to tusteaer whe appreciate the best at reasonable price combined with satisfactory service. Nice, selec d bams and bacon, Ho lb. Pure lard, la t lb. D lb. anl 10 lb. palls. 15c lb. LOUIS KOHLHAGEN PHONE 19 107 CASS STREET Pansies! Pansies! Come and pick your choice; large plants In bloom; from large flower Ing. finest European strain at (0 cents per domn; smaller site 25 cental per dozen, or 11. GO per 100. Tomato plant transplanted, til cents per don n, not trsnsidnnted 15 j cents per drcen. Also still a few of the famous Rhubarb "Tbe Moo rrh" at 2Fcrnts each or 12.10 per dm., b-fure they are all planted. F. Schmidt Edenbower, right In front of Masonic Cemetery. You'll Lose Something Sure If yuu don't follow us with your valued patronage, to our chang ed aditn-es. Uood as onr work b'fore. It Is now belter, be cause we have more room aad a Inrgcr rapacity for handling or ders. Our methods of doing Laundry work have assured OS tbe continued patronage of particu lar pvople. Reasonable charge. PHONE 380 aud our laundry wagon will call. LONE STAR LAUNDRY FARRAND BROS.. Props. Corner Pine Woodwari Sts, V.