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Newspaper Page Text) V f. fflffPIOH Mowers, Binders, Tedders and Hay Rakes also the Extras J. F. BARKER & CO. ,mteKd0nehidts- vf --r-m. in - in- itfi inmiimiiiiiini i K . i .fjm-jv 'i'""'.-' : W 'J'.tti'V.v , . "r v . . . I - i ) V m-- :,'. V - I tYtNING ROSEBURG REVIEW IMUZD DAILY KXCKPT SUNDAY BY ptJBUSHINQ COMPANY. ataUrad at Koseburg, Oregon, Post COM as Second-Class Matter. L. WIMIIEIU.Y. DAILY yar, by mall 13.00 t month, delivered o it week, delivered 16 BEMI-WKKKLY Per year 12.00 Hi mouths 1.00 Wllilaftl. Iuva CriMk, Z; llyard It.'iMl, Wilbur, II; Walt U-athi-r-wuod, Wilbur. $1'.!)U; ('. J. Iludnon, Clcndiili.. $1; 1). A. Kltihey, Ghji ilule, $40; W. II. Clark, Canyonrllle. $.'.; Mr. anil Mrs. J. L. Iloyle, ('nn- yinivlIlM, i:iu.:.:i: E. II. Gallup, Myr ili, Cr.-.k, $;.!; John Hht-i'ard, Uuk- land, iLM.r.ll; . I.. Ambrose, Yon- alia, f :'.H r,:i; Conrad ('. Long, Cleve land. $:H.K'. M. Cozad. Looking (ilatm. $:i.Kr,; W. A. Bnydcr. Koler. 141',.::.-,: A. Austin. Hltkuni, :i.4r; Mrs. Itobert Creuit-.-r. 12. JUNE 19, IHIll. MOKK KCITH r II.Kh. The Douglas Creditors Association, by Buchanan fc Porter, its attorneys, filed 38 actions In the Justice Court Wednesday, representing claims of many Douglas County merchants. Tbe names of defendants and the amounts demanded are as follows: Joseph D. Dyers. KoHvhurg, $M; Mrs. Ltzile Elsie, KosehurK. ti, John A, Cameron, RosehurK, K; Joe Hon deau, Roaeburg, 12; Mrs. Helen Hon - deau, Koseburg. II; A. StnnliiK'T, Roseburg, $10.50; K. ('. I'arker, Roaeburg, $10.55; T. II. Hill, Hone- burg, $8.10; Mrs. J. M. Calloway, Roseburg, $23.45; Joe Hartholomay Roseburg, $6; C. C. Alley, ItosehurK, J. A. Blanlnger, KosehurK, $1 John 8uncllff. Hoseburg. Jl.r.O; Wil He Bmlth, KosehurK. $1.5"; Dell Green, RosehurK, $1; II. 8. Dowllng Roaeburg, $1.50; (.eorulu Cooper, Roaeburg, $1; C. W. Clonke. Itoxe burg, $1.60; Miss Mumlo IIokkh. Roaeburg, $3; Joe Thomas, Hulher- lln, $1.60; H. Deploy, Hiitlivrliu, $2; Prank Holgate, Biithnrliii. $1.55; John Harp, Days Creek, $2; Fred EVKKY HTHKKT IX IIOSKIU Itfi. Has Its Slum, of the Proof That Kid ney Sufferers Heek. Hai ku, lie? Kidneys weak? Distressed with urinary ills? Want a reliable kidney remedy? Don't have to look far. I'se wltnt Koseburg people recommend. Kvery street In KoKcburg has lis cases. Here's olio Ilnm-burg man's experi ence: W Staplelon. prop, reslaurant, of Sherltlati SI., k:ih: "Some months ago kidney mid bladder trouble started with me. There were awful pllllM throng., tnv kldtievs and thev hurt me so that I could Hiarcely move. I hail to quit work and Kit home. 1,1,'nlilcr trouble came on, principally at lilKht. ami what I suf fered was fcnliH-l ItiMK ficrr'.. A friend reiominenili-il Doan's Kidney IMIIh und 1 tried tlicm after other medicine I used had railed inc. They helped me from !!: first, and afler finishing two boxes 1 was practically cured of kidney anil bladder trouble." Kor sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. laolcr-Milhuru Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the I'nited Sillies. Homomber tho name- - Dunn's and take no other. KKPORT OP INKI'MTIO.N ON' I'l'HK FOOD UIMUTIOVS. Oregon HolilierV Home leads Willi a Allium! I'erfnl S.-iin hind lugs at Of her I'lui-s. FLEES SPAIN IN FEAR OF DEATH Of Drifted Snow Klour at hall's. Mar- Roseburg Booterie Perkins BnlMiag J Roseburg, Oregon Time May Have Been When it was necessary to go outside of Roscluir FOR SHOES But That Time Has Past My stock of footwear is most complete and values exceptionally good. Special Men's $4 and $5 Low Shoes Only $3 Pick While the Picking is Good Hosiery Sale 3 Pairs 50c Values For $1.00 Men's and Women's Hosiery Sale J Pdifs 2 V.lufs For 50c Making Room for the Pummis Onyx Line Roseburg Booterie, W. S. Boom, Prop. . so.:, . Xi.ll . r,s.:, At tho coiwhihicin of li If work h-r iHtrday, M. S. Shroi k. ili-pmy nir! food c-omrnlfcMiomr, left the rullowln noti-K of hit findiiiKH. Kxct-jit as (toned thfrf-ln thfuf reports ari tioi lntt'iidcd In tlin nanin? of a rriti-l ctKfii. Ijiit ratlur tm a (-oiiiariKin for! fntur liuprovunwnt wln-n nc'd-n. A pi-rfcct hi on? is l"1', and Mr. Slirork ni'iitloiid tin- rrcdltti at taliifd by tUf Ori'Kon Sli ir' Homo, !'".:( pr rt-nt . u lit'lriK tli hiK )iKt tio had t'-r found In any hiait insti tut Ion, larkittK hut 2.1 per i t tit of Immiik u p'Tfi-ct Hcorc. llcsid'-s local da I rift iht? folhiwiiiK plan-H wr in HMTtc d : Nam Score Oregon Kakf'ry 7u.6 ('niiiiia Bakery ."iK.7 'huirh ItroK.' Makery :t ! . 4 .Market ami Slauj;liter HoUMt. Lou in Kohlluicti 7 s.O N'i liai'l hrns 77.5 (ieo. KcililliaK'-n --7.2 Ketiint jiitlH itml Kali ni: House. Stildlel-rt" llfilne 17.3 U hit rt; Hotel S't.Tt The I ii ln .i hhen. l r. Iti-lzen-t' iti and it Seihi-r, propH, S 1 . - l.rialhn Hotel Ilova; riuh fate Lewis' Itt'tauiant Crand (.rill U7.7 In-lot. Uiritauraiit 4 1.0 Little Cetn t'stauiaiit 5 The ( aleteria of K. Helliwell lias a very neat diuiiiK room. Kitihen was heitiK moved. to that it could not hi sinred. However. I helleve It Is 'iitlih'd lo a very iTejtahle neore as soon as finished. Sla uk liter houses are very much I nip i oi 'd hltui- ou r last inspect jin. All the slaiiKtiler Iiimim-k and inarkHs In the i-ouiily visited on this trip have iuiproed exeept the oii at Hraili. Th Is out was condemned as an unfit place in which to bundle human food. Trad irally all who handle food products are willing to comply with our reiuests. and it Is very k ratify ing lo notice I he Improvements. Tin- Kivnh'Hf menace to the piil-Ijr hiahh in your town Is the um of fruit ir l ; hit" tins In the kit- clous. Only one restaurant kilrlien was found free of them. In some kid-hens found one or two and In others J... Their roiiKh ed-s and open seams do not admit of thorough cleansinK, like a well holdered tin or niher ut4.isii with smooth surface. All these (Ins Were oiden-d hi the discard, and if any of them are found ii I lai.er lU.-pectinii, prosecution will lollow. M K SHKnCK. Itcaulifol WiMiien. K has been ol'M'ivcd Dial hi-aiitilul w)iri'-n always hae Kood dii;esiicii. If vour diKi'slioii Is faulty. ChamhiT lain's Tahl.-ts will cmrect It. They are I'iinv lo take and tnost aKreeahle I-or sale by all dealers. ( I'tTf IK 1(1 iS. I If o'i have any old carjiets ym I wish witeu into tM-autiful tlult . riiK. nohfv MfH .-v Hales, Nortbwesl , ItHiT alien t. L4il So ites- St., ltosi- i huri. 'r I'hnio s: .l iivir "i ; sal lt o d local pat l otis. Noun: to iwntoxs American Tells How Thirteen Companions Fell. ALL STEAM SHOVEL MEN. XOTICK. Expvrtt Whose Work Kept th Na tive! Idle Stabbed or Shot One by One In Dark Road n Spain Peas ant! Showed Machiavellian Craft In Killing Hated "Americanoa." Not tie if hereby f-lven that sealed bids will be received for the opera lion of the IdnimU-k ferry. Smith fi-rry. Lone Koek ferry, Sawyer' ferry, I'oor Farm ferry, Scottaburg ferry and Happy Valley ferry for the term of :i years from July 8, 1&13, provided, however, that ahould a bridge be (oiistructt-d at or on any of the ferry sites during said time the court hereby reserves the right to terminate said contract. Ilidders oiitrai itiiu for the tame will be re luired to maintain and keep in good! repair ttie roads on the river banku ' below hlKh water mark. Bids to be received not later than 1 o'clock on' Saturday. June 2S, 1H13. The court! reserves the riht to reject any and I all bids. Hy order of the court. June is, 113. d.vw K. H. LKNOX, County Clork TliouifiH Itui of Kington. N. Y.. the sole sunh"r of a party of fourteen steam shovel men who went to Spain In April. 1IHL on bin arrival in New York city told a marvelous story of es cape from death al tbe band! of Span Isb laltorers. Itose did lint eip--t o tf''t "t of Spain alive, he said, after the Spanish pea.'-anl.H had marked him for dalh. but he escaped over the Pyrenees Into France and uiitLed his way north to hoiileu'tie sur-.Mer, arriving there with just ciioiiuh money to buy a second class ticket for New York ltoe and thirteen lhcr men familiar with tin? use of steam shovel work went to linreelonn In April, I1M1. to dig Irrlculiui; ditches ami other exi-avallon work for the Pearson F.nirlneerim tr porallou. Limited, of Toronto. The work was In a valley drained by the river Khm In the tiort beastern part of Spain, between the Pyrenees aim tiie Uuadorraiua mountains. Laborers of Lerida Angered. Many of the laborers employed In tho Irrigating project came from the town of Lerida. which Is about l.'.o miles southwest of Itarcelniui. uf Americanos, especially A mericanus with s tea in shovels that could do In one day the work that would slve em ployment to a hundred Spaniards for a week, did ll"t please the laborers of I-rlila. and "lie by one the American steam shovel men were killed. Itose -said that bis friends were way laid at night, attacked from behind ami idiot from ambush by the Span iards. 1 Fearlng detection by the SpiuiUh an ' N thorlties, (lie peasants did init kill j inore inaii one ot.iii ai a nine. lieu the thirteenth man was kn. ked down ami thnnvu by the roadside lo bleeil to j death. Iith Icjs lt:iiii- been nit "IT In ' malice, Kose thntiL'ht It was time fori him to get out. He had sncd eii'iuirh money to yet to America and ciaild have embarked at Itarcelona, but fear lug something mf'ht hapen to him on n SpauNh steamship be d-vlded to get to a French port. Crosses French Border. Itose sai-l he u.'t I,, tbe French bor der Wltlt'illt belli- robbed. Mild OIHV ' French -H..I1 be felt vale He travel Make two dollars do the work of three by attending Simon Curo's big room making sale of man's and boys' suits, shoes and hats. dsw Reistcr ladies' Tailoring CoHe?e 216 North Stephens St. The school offers for the year 1913 two rnul-HPit In dr.mmal(liir nnri tailoring. $25 course gives unlimited lessons In drafting of patterns and system, with 30 days sewing. $15 course gives system with full Instructions In drafting. flS Sewing Coarse of 30 y. ..-.m ScwIiik Course of 10 Days. Agents for the Hall-Rorcbert Forms. LODGE CARDS A.F. A. M. LAl'REL LOIK3B, ! No. 13. Kegular meetings on the second and fourth Wednes days of each month at Masonic Tem ple, corner Jackson and Cass. Sojour- The r-fiii'e I a" luvltel t attend. J . VV . U HU V E.3, W . M, W. y. HARRIS, Sec. DKGItKE OK HONOR, Mystic Lodge No. 13 Meets 2nd and 4th Mon day evenings of each month lo the Odd Fellow's Temple. Visiting members are cordially Invited to at tend. ADA LAMPSON, C. of H. E. H. LENOX, Rec. MAUD KIRK. Receiver. I. O. KI.KS, Roseburg Lodge, No. J.ti Holds regular communi cations at the Elks' Temple on be 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month. AH members requested to ; attend regularly, and sll visiting . brothers are cordially Invited to at 1 tend. A. C. SKKI.Y. K. It. I H. O. SLOCUM. Uecretary. KAGI.KS, Roseburg Aerie meets In their hall on Jackson St.. 2nd ana 4th Monday- evenings of each month, nt 8 o'clock. Visiting breth ren in good standing always welcome. C. P. LEWIS, W. P. B. If. GOODMAN, W. Sec I I'bone M 1S3. il.iiln; snlil ntir l M M.'.il. ui iir. ilt I'lir ;n nlinl ;tl -Mil.' inniiK lit. Ill.-r. In ll I ll It Si u i -ss til ilMSiuiW In i 1 1 Ill ll. l full, w, wi?.! iillil M-tlle Ii. ti lui'.ir.u t.rTiri. ni r in T i if ,.M slur,. th. ill k :ill i m:i!iv i 4 . ii 1 1 in t.' 1 I nil Wi. ..Ill nil. I Mr II III- v will I .' Ihrill KENHIilTK thinl .lii-s fi..ni '1'.. ill.. ii t.i I'... til.. iziii", ivlnT.. h.. I'.iiir.l.-il th.- Ni.-uw Ani.ii'r. iliiin. thi ili-Nt n iiiiiil.ii. ..ii.iiuiliip liuilliil fur Ni'iv Yi.rli. on hl arm Ml i:..,. , ; . h,. l,:,,i t ..... n hnt iin. I imI.i....1 I .j- spin. iiiiil-. ...fiirn tin. Inst .if h.s ..llir:l..-i f... Hi- sill. I In- linl n l.illVt In his sl,.ii!,..r tint hi- I wi.ulil h:i.. r. -in. it. I wltliin :i fi-w ) .liiys in:. I .l.s-l.iri-.l th.it In- hii.l it Knife wniniil In his lni. K hi whl. h 111 1 i-S tlillt hl-l'tl Illl-lMl. Spiilli. ti. ..i.lliii; I.. Ii'.m-. Is tin .lii..i fur all Aliu-rl. tin u url-111:111. ni. the ' Spiinlniils w,.l..,4iiiii n,i ir:i...T frmn j Ani.-rl.-;! i-x. i-i't ii ti-iirlsi with pVtity ..f uiiiiii-i t.. -i .-ti.1. j I. O. O. K., lUalng Star IxMlge No. 174 j mei-ls In the Odd Fellowr, Temple every t riaay evening. visiting brethren alwavs welconie. R. C. A (.EE, N. O. W. S. POWELL, R. S. M. FICKLE, F. S. I. O. (). K., I'nlon Knrnnipnient No. 0 Mi-etj In Odd Fellows Tempi tlt.'h- i every Thursday evening. Visiting brethren nlways welcome. E. N. EWAKT. C. P. J. E. PICKENS. R. S. JAMES EWART, F. S. Grand Vehicle And Implement Sale I must leave Roseburg for the East before the first of September for the purpose of settling a large estate. I must close out my entire stock of vehicles and farm implements before I go. My stock consists of: 50 Wagons - all sizes. 3 Hacks. 10 Buggies. 3 Trucks. 3 Land Rollers. 20 Plows- 1 Gasoline Engine. 1 Cream Separator. 1 Motor Cycle. 7 Harrows. 2 Spring Tooth Harrows, a variety of sizes. The above will be sold absolutely at cost, plus the freight. Sale begins Tuesday, June 24th S. B. Crouch SHERIDAN ST., ROSEBURG HARDWARE MERCHANT BOY PROVES EUCLID WRONG. Invents D.v.c. Which Will Exactly Ti-'.ect Pol ledrjl Angle.. Sil:..y I, I' ll 1.1. -Ill .f Ill Pill. t.i;.i::i. ! sr.-l.ir In. Ii !.:, I Ml.lM. 1:1111 t. I ' I kill. I Itl.at IW I .1.1 1,1.. Ir.il ,.r ...: '.. .!: m pty ll.M...t'..ri. , ;; I'. 1 i;m 1iiii. .i Mi- I., inn. nil ii:ili'. hut 1 ,1 . is.' iiii t-l Unit i:ii. h.l ;ii r. I .'rills' ll-'l I. f i. in llfliT hi' t.i.Mll III. ti !,Mll. ltt llliiili. ;iu i.; Imaril ll.ii'..l IHiii III Ntnr. fills Is iil,,.il tirt .!.- .1 .llllr 111 n-s iil.l. S. til K.I i. .utu'li' ll.ltllis i. ..f its I 1. trlhe- ; ili.it it I . -t stu-h I 1. (. (. F., I'lUlftarian Iodse No. 8 Meets in Odil Fellows Temple, corner Jacksou aim Cubh Sts.. on Saturdnr evening: of each week Members of the oruVr In good stand- Iiir lire invited to attend. .1 it. HA1I.EY. S. O. M. M. MILLER. F. 8. V. S. FRENCH, II. S. 1 tl.is tn:V O. K. H., RuwImrK Chapter No. C- Holds their regular meeting on the 1st and 3rd Thursdar In each month. Vialtlng members In good standing are respectfully invited to attend. MRS. NOR AH FLINT, W. M FKF.B JOHNSON. Sec. I,- In ten tliiys .Iv nf tllf (irnti- mi mis ,,f eiini- t'illt Kl!UtlHl I nt 4. f.Mir com- piirtuii'iits .linn,' twit inntu nxi's F.Mt-h ..f the i'.iiii.:irtnii'iit is ilit.ei Into t'Utit sul.itlv 'si.ins. mill the jinints are ill JuIih-.i t.i-.'ttii'r si. ttint a ivniplete series of re. tanli's, wtit. lt tuny lie mm. h1 ii!... i:t In tf.e tlii-.uis ef ll.-llili ttlnes. Is furiiusl i i'lie ilevi. e t. ef us,, ti. nri-hitp-'ts j win. must ili'. lile vitu-re ttie sitinsirt for I eoliinnw er plll irs in n liullilltu; opera ( linn must he it v It surveyors can tri I seet Intiil iltlinut ri'Siirtlm: to the pro-tni.-tor. wtil. It tins t.,sn usisl for years, I nllli.Mii;ti only iiiirnliiuitel.r necurute I I'lirri nnd skin Tn.llbles. If you tire sufferini; from nony old. running or fever sores, ulcers, boils, e.-zetn.t or other skin troubles, get a box of Iturklen's Arnica Salve and vou will t.ct relief promptly. Mrs llrttce Jones, of Uirimngham. Ala.. I.OYAI. OKDKH OF MOOSE, Rose burg lAdge No. 1037. Meets every Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in Mnccabce hall. . All visiting brothers Invited to attend. P. K. FOSTER. Dictator. II. 0. PAROETER, Secy. HF.HKKAIIS, Roseburg Rebekah Lodge. No. 41, 1. O. O. F. Meeta In Odd Fellows Tempi every Tuesday evening. Visiting sisters nd brethren invited to attend. MRS. Q. L. WRIGHT, N. O. MISS ANNA FERGUSON. Sec MRS. LULU LIND8EY, F. 8. WOOl.MKN or THE WORLD, Oak Camp No. m Meets In the Odd Fellows Hall In Roseburg erery 1st and 3rd Monday evenings. Visit ing neighbors lways welcome. J. A. BUCHANAN. C. C. U. M. KILLER. Clerk. VOME OF WOODCRAFT, Lilac Circle No. 49 Meets on the 1st and 3rd Monday evening of sack month at Odd Fellows' Hall. Visit- suffered from an ugly ulcer for nine! log members In good standing are months and Ilucklen's Arnica Salve! Invited to attend. cured her In two weeks. Will helpl you. Recommended by all druggista. M(S. MINNIE MATHEWS. Q. N. CLARA CAWLFIKLD, Cesrk. Clean White Oats We have a big supply of clean white oats. FKKD, Fl'F.L & SUPPLY COMPANY H. R. STAGGS & SON Phone 56 Phone 56 Flies are disease carriers Live in all kinds of filth Infect food and drink by germ laden feet Each female fly can lay 150 eggs S creens should be used to keep them out PAGE INVESTMENT CO. PHONE 242. TOO N. JACKSON ST. J. H. Sykes' Gun Store A full and complete line of Fishing Tackle. Remember, I pay Parcel Post charges on Fishing Tackle to any point In the county. I carry the most complete and up-to-the-minute line of Guns, Bicycles, Ammuni tion, Etc., In the county. Call and see the new Indian and Harley-Davidson Motocycles WITH THE SIDE CARS Hay Time is A Hot Time for All Send your B-V-D's to us and relieve your self of one warm and tiresome task. They'll come home just like new, and nicer too, because they are clean, comfortable and cool. ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY Phone 79 Roseburg, Or Having purchased the other plant aud consolidated the two, we now do all the work at our large double plant on N. Jackson St. Send your lauudry or call us here. That is, the Initiated all say, that you don't know what good Root Beer is until you have tasted the Genuine Hire's Root Beer the best thing exer placed before hot, tired, dusty and thirsty man. Be sure to put It In your ksmpsack neit time yon go a plckalcklag, ROSEBURG SODA WORKS Authorized bottlers ot the Genuine Hires' Root Beer. Phone lit. AotoaiebUe and Bicycle Work Specialty. Bicycle Accessories. Q. T. SHANKS & CO. MACHINISTS ALL KINDS OF FINE REPAIRING Koseburg, Oregon 310 N. Jackson Street Neit to 8. K. Sykea.' Lubricating oils, cup grease, transmission grearie, apeclal motorcycle oil. spring repairing, beet In dty; knife grinding, boxes re-bablted. Journals turned, any machinery repaired In up to minute style. Potl tlrely guarantee good work at reasonable pries. Ask ns, we never pass anything a p. Onr second name Is "KIX'lTM." G. T. SHANKS & CO. tisnr. . ,4i. WW"