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FLINT STONES WERE SCARCE, Our War Offica Had to Advertise For Them In 1776. The war olHce callH upon nil per- BOUH Who kllOW WliLMU Hint si ones cna he secured to notify runi-eHs."' Was there miht of propliei-y In thin brief iippenl pilnlcd fniir days ufUT the sljrnhiK of tlie ltchiraliuii of Inde pfiidence? A copy of the I Vniisylvnnln I'aikfl coutaliiM the iiflvertist'inent. The news- imper bears tliite of July S. 177I. nttd lu the Huuie col mini explnlim tlint tlie flints are to be used fur lilies. And without the old (bullock then? would have heeu no Aim-rlcim iudcpt'iirb'iice at (fast not for iiuuiy inor? yvnr after the Huston tea parly. If Indeed, the colonials unarmed could lim e mus tered up cournut to dump the Uad lined boxes into the bay. Further penisjil of the obi news paper shows Jttuiiiicii ruin and micar were offered for sale by the hogshead; 8 reward of $i was offered for the re turn of a horse that had strayed away from the ratine, and a woman who had lost two cows rushed into print with the statement that the Individual who would lead the bovlues home utniiu would be remunerated to the extent of $4. Sheriff's sales occupy n column and n half and the racket's publisher takes spnee to anuoiiiKV "advertisements arc thankfully received," adding that "un less HUbHcrlbei-s pny their buck dues at 10 cents a copy it will be Impossible to continue publication after another month." KMini-itoAcii u i:imi; On Sunday, March 1. 1914, ut 2 o'clock, occurred a very happy wed ding at tho Roach home on North Main atrcot. In Ashland. . Hohert Smith, of ItosehurK. was united In inarrlago with Mrs. America .1. Hoach, of Ashland, Itev. W. K. Van Bcoy performiiiK tho ceremony. The reiatlvcH and a number of near neiti bors wero Kuests, 20 in all. Alter me ceremony an., mosi neany con- gratulatlons wero ended, a most bounteous wedding dinner was served In the dining room by Mrs. Karl Hoach and Mrs. W. K. Campbell, as sisted by (i. li. Singleton and wife, of llosoburg. The groom Is a native of Massa chusetts, but lived a number of years In Ohio. Ho came to Oregon In 1X82. He was In the employ of the (). It. & N. Company for a few years; but has been an employe of the K. P. Railroad Co. for 25 years, having his head quarters first at Portland, then at Koseburg, where he Is well and fav orably known by all tho railroad men. The company has been so well pleased with his work right along that ho will be continued Indefinite ly In bis present position. The hoys Ull along the line will be pleased to know that "Hobby," as they call him, has ut last taken to himself a help meet, and will no longer be on the bachelors' list. The bride Is a native of Springfield, Missouri. She came with her first husband to Ashland In 1875, and has been a continuous resi dent there since coming to Oregon. Mrs. Hoach has always had a host of frlendH and Is well known, not only In Ashland, hut also lu many partes of the Rogue River Valley. Thlr. wedded pair will live temporarily fn Ashland, and I hen take up (heir per manent abode in Koseburg, where tho groom has residence property ready to be occupied. The citizens of Koseburg Join those of AslIana In wishing for t IiIh wedded couple niuny yearB of happy home life. lit 'EST. ltocrommendN Chamberlain's Cough ltcme1y. "I take pleasure in recommending Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to my customers, because I have every con fidence In il. 1 find that they are pleased with it and call for it when again In need of such a medicine, writes J. S'-xsott, Montcvjillo, Mo. For sale by all dealt1 C $10 Worth Green Stamps, With Each $1.50 Hot Water Bottle or Fountain Syringe THIS WKEK ONLY Mnson's Drug Stoic FREE DEI.IVEKY Prompt Attention Given All Orders Lot us do your freighting, mov ing, bnggagtt, piano, Itimtiar. wood and coal haulliin. Store your goods with us; we own our own storage room and can nlo you the beat rates. II. J. Denn Transfer and Storage Co. Office phone 128. Hna. phone 104-1. Call up $40, the Douglas County Cmmerjr. tor cream. BOSTOSIAS EXPLAINS WHY MEXICAN'S LIKE UPHISINGJi MEXICO CITY. Feb. 2. It will be a sad day for many Mexicans when the revolutions end. Here a a story told by un American, from lioston who has large miniK interests In Mlchoacau, and who knows hU part of Mexico like a book. He doesn't want his name used, for feur the Mux lea us may take his mine away from him: "In my part of the country," he said to the rutted Press representa tive, just before Bulling for America "neither tho rebels nor the federals want a decisive victory. They work it this way: The ml no owners and farmers get together and pay the fed eral chief of the district so much a dav for protecting their property from tho rebels. Tho chief pockets tho money and orders the soldiers and ruruls to pay especial attention to these particular mines and farms I know one officer who Is making a gold u day In this way, and, in times of peace he wouldu t be mak ing a month. Now you couldn't get this federal officer to drive the rebels nway for It s money in nis tocket to have them stay. ' The rebels, on the other hand, for some mysterious reason, won't come (o conclusions with the federals anu drive them uway, either. There Is a suspicion that tho federal leader is splitting up with tlie re Del leader. If the rebel leader wero to enter a leeislve engagement against the fed srals and drive them out the miners and farmers would also leave and so the rebels would kill the goose that lays the golden egg. And so, by not whipping each other, both sides make money, while a victory, in a fight, would only result in hollow and pen niless honor. "In one place In Michoacan, tue hols recently gave a big dance in town and Invited all the federals to ittend. which they did. A flue time was had by all, thanks to champagne which was purchased with money that had been taken, for protection, from fanners and miners. They can talk about peace conferences In Mexi- o all they please, and about I lie enu revolution, but things won t . ... ... ...., oration dies out, for this generation has learned tricks with guns that It will never forget. The only way to end this revolution in Mexico Is to bury it, six feet under the sod." Klckapoo Worm Killer Kxpels Worms Tho causo of your child's Ills tho 'oul, fotld, offensivo breath the Hurting up with terror and grinding )t teeth whllo asleep tho sallow complexion the dark circles under the eyes all are Indications of worms. Klckapoo Worm Killer Is what your child needs; It expelH the worms, tho cause of tho child's un healthy condition. For the removal ;if seat, stomach and pin worms, Klckapoo Worm Killer gives euro re lef. Its laxative effect adds tone to the general system. Supplied as a a tidy confection children like it. Safo and suro relief. duaranteed. Hny a box today, l'rieo UHc. All druggists or by mail. Kickapoo In dian Med. Co., I'hlla. or St. Louis. H Hit. IlKYAVS 'AI'KIt, TIIK COM MONK It. Through the columns of the Com moner Mr. llryan meets tho attacks if thoHo who are opposed to Demo unt ic reforms, as well ns the clover misrepresentations made by the ur--;aus of the "special Interests." As in exponent of the plans aud pur poses of tho National Democratic ad ministration, tho Commoner Is of un 'isual Interest to all progressive citi zens. Mr. Itryau's Blgucd editorials Hive a timely discussion of public iuestions and aro Interesting and valuable to all students of govern mental affairs. It Is a big Illi page monthly. Ilesldes supplying the best political and general matter, it has Interesting home, fashion, farm, car toon and other departments. A caro 'ully prepared report of the work of fho various members of the 1'resl letit's Cabinet is especially interest ing to each tax-payer. Tho subscrip tion price Is $1.00 n year. Many of our renders aro already Commoner subscribers; many others may desire to be. To make It con venient as well ns Inexpensive for our readers to Fend subscriptions to t he Commoner, we have arranged with Mr. Hrytui to furnish his paper to our readers, at a special low rate. Only $'J.f)0 pays for a full year's suh crtptloti to the Twlee-a-weok Re view and a full year's subscription to tho Commoner. If already a sub nrrlher to either paper your expira tion dale will bo oxtouded one year NOTU'K run l'llll.KWTIOX. Itepurtineiit of the Interior. I'lilled Stairs Land Office nt liese Imrg. Oregon. February 10, l!l:t. Nnlit-o Is lierehy given Ihul K. Al thur .InhUHiin, whoso poslorfit'o ad dress is Knm'lmrg, Oregon, did. on the r.Mh day of Jniiuury. UM4, file In thin office Sworn Statement and Application No. O'.ilinn, lo purchase I ho SV, Section 2'.'. Township 2.' S , Hange 1 West, Willamette Merid ian, and Die timber thereon, under the provisions of lite act of June 3. 1S7S, and acts amendatory, known us tin' "Timber and Stone Law," tit oii'li alue us mh:ht he fixed by up inaiscuient, mid that, piiisuuut to "iirh nppllrutlon, tlie lutul and Umber thereon huc been appraised at $t;ttl. the timber estimated l.TiOO.OOil hoard feet at 3ll cents per M.. tllld the 111 ml nothing; (hut said applicant will offer ft mi I proof In support of his appli cation and swoin statement on the 1st day of May, 19H, before the Utglsler anil liei-eiver of the United Sluifs Lund OfTU'K at Uosebui Ore gon. Any person H at liberty to protest this purt basu before retry, or Initiate a contest at any time before patent issues, by filing A corroborated nfli du'lt In tills office, alleging facts which would defeut the entry. II K. JONKS, Register. First publication Feb. 16. 1914. LOCAL NEWS. Fresh roasted coffee at Marshall's. Ladles, alt the latest stylos In Spfr ella corsets. 246 S. Hose, phone 64-Y. Everybody's Cafe will keep open hereafter from 6 a. m. until mid night. 1 1 1 Cass street. j ELEGANT trout rooms at the Joseph sou's, 1 blouk Se. ef Elks' Temple, j Sliced ham, boiled ham. bacon and 1 dried beef, at the Economy Grocery. Trade at stores giving Ro bo burg Stump Co's. trading checks. They are good as cusb at G3 stores. tf fltruw berry plants, aHpanuciu. rhu barb, etc., fur sale by Itoseburg Nur sery Co. Patronize Farmors Public Market every Tuesday and Saturday. This will benefit both consumers and pro-1 ducers. Prices always reasonable. Douglas County Creamery butter. only 7Uc for two pound square. Ask youi grocer for It. Patronize home industry. Terracotta chimney pipe, shoulder joints, tees and caps now In Btock at Winnie Guddls s, the plumber. Itoseburg Nursery Co.. Kltehln Itluck, Props., comer Oak and Main Htreet. Phono 152. Putroulze Farmers' Public Market every Tuosday and Saturday. ThlB win benefit both consumers and pro ducers. Prices always renaonuble. SOMW GOOD BARGAINS. 1. 1000 acres. 5 milos from town; 500 acreB flno bottom land; 2 new modern houses, and good barns. The finest Block farm lu Douglas County. Price $75 per aero. 2. 960 acres. 3 miles from town; 200 acres farm land, some fruit; fine wator, lots of good tlmbor. Price 130 per acre. 3. 290 acres, S miles from town; 150 acres bottom land; good improve ments. Price $18,000. 4. 4 7 acres, 18 acres In bearing prunes, 9 acres prunes just set out; good house, barn and 3-tunnol drier; lots of other varieties of fruit. Price J7500. 5. 52 acres. 20 acres of 3-year- old apples, 1 acre family orchard of several varlotlos of fruit; rest a num ber one farm laud; house and barn. I'lllco Ju&ou. 6. 5 acres In town; good house. lots of young fruit. Price $1600. 7. 10-room house, lot 100x200. Price $1400. 140 acres, near town; 80 acres cultivated; lots of fruit, good wator, fine location. Price $100 per acre. 160 acres, 15 acres in crop. 1 acre 9-year-old orchard; all fencod; new house; 20 head Bheep. all bred; 2 cows, fresh In spring; 3 yearlings; team, harness, wugon; some farm tools. Lots of this can be leared. Ciood soli. Price $4500. 10. 80 acres, 16 ocres farm land; small house; lots of young fruit. Price $2400. 11. 160 acres In Eastern Oregon. near Ileppnor; wheat land. Can sell heap. 12. Pool tables In good shnpo; lies and balls and one box ball alloy. Price $175. 13. 440 acres; one house and two barns; somo fruit, plenty of water; iiO ncres plow land. All has good rfheep fence. Price $35 por acre. Can give good terms on all at 6 per cent. W. II. WILSON. Wilbur, Ore. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of tho Slate of Oregon for Douglas County. A. 1). Ilalnes, J. 10. Haines and buries Hinder, as executors of the last will and testament of A. II. Haines. Sr., deceased, plaintiffs, vs. I'iie Union Trust Company of New York, u corporation; CieOrgo W. Woodwortli, ii. w. Woodivorth, Mrs. 11. W. Woodwortli. his wife: Tho J. 1. Case Threshing .Machine. Company, a corporation; the County of Doug las, Oregon, and all other persons or parlies unknown, claiming any right, lllle, estate, lien or Interest hi the real properly described In the com plaint, defendants. To The Union Trust Company oT New York, a corporation: l.eorge V. Woodwortli, 11. W. Woodwortli, Mrs. il. W. Woodwortli, his wife, and ull other persona or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest In the real property de- ecrlbed In the complaint: In the namo of the State of Ore gon, you nud each of you aro hereby required to appear and answer the omplatut filed against you In the above entitled court and cause within six weekH from tlie date of the first publication of this summons, to-wit: On or before I ho 6th day of April, I '.M l. And if you fall to co appear and answer as herein reiiuired, for want thereof tho plnintllTa will apply to the court for (he relief demanded in their complaint, a succinct state ment of which relief is as follows: To quiet in these plaintiffs tlie title to the following described lands, situ ated, lying and being lu tlie County of Douglas and State of Oregon, to- wlt: The west half of tho southwest quarter of Section 14; the northeast quarter and the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of Section 22; the northwest qunrwr of the north west quarter of Section 23, all In Township 22 South, Kangtl 7 West of the Willamette Meridian; and that you and each of you be forever de barred from asserting any claim to said lands or nny part thereof. This summons Is published lu the Koseburg Heview, a newspaper of general circulation, published nt Itoseburg. Douglas Co., Ore., by order of lion. Deuor Kice, County Judge of Douglas County. Oregon, made on tint 2lst day of February. 1914. It will he published once each week for six consecutive weens. The first publication of this siimmons Is on the 23iil day of February. 1914. and l!io dale of the last publication will l e on the tith day of April, 1914. Dated Fet'.riinrv 21st, 1914. CIIAS. F. HOPKINS and I). P. COSIIOW, M Attorney! for Plaintiffs. ( MANDOLIN AND GUITAR I.N scruction. Thorough aud rapid progress; club players wauted. A. V. Ferguson, Koseburg, Phone 8F13. LOST AND FOUND FOUND.- Lady's handbag. Owner please call at this office and de scribe It. FOUND. Lady's brown handbag. Owner please call at thiH office aud describe It and contents. WANTED WANTED. A good, reliable man for general farm work. Apply at 446 Ella St., Koseburg. WOULD LIKE TO BUY LAND some whore In the range of 10 to 20 miles of Roseburg, Oregon. Would buy land improved, or will buy homestead land, If not in too un handy a place. AddresB 68 Garden Ave., San Francisco, Cal. daw FOR KENT FOR RENT. Modern 5-room house, corner Hamilton and Roberts Sts., garden and fruit trees. Phone 127. FOP. RENT. Furnished rooniB. 217 South Stephens street. FOR RUNT. Three-room house, North Jackson street, in the alley Rent $5 per month. Wm. Sander son. FOR. SALE AND TRADE FOR SALE. 50 bushels Pride of the North seed corn, price 2 centB per lb., shelled; also 100 bushels Uur bank potatoes, price 60 cents per bushel. Pllnn Cooper, Roseburg, R. V. D. No. 1, Phone 5F3. FOR SALE. One registered Polnnd China sow, also 8 shoata not regis tered. Tho8. Hatfield, South Deer Creek, or Roseburg R. F. D. dsw !''OR SALE. Good heavy white oats. Phone 30F14, or write for prices. II. E. Guruey, Winchester Or. dsw FOR SALE. 20 acres, fine land, rendy to plant; 1 lk miles from Koseburg, on South Umpqua River. Fred E. Justus, 1118 Arizona St., El Paso, Texas. dsw FOR SALE. Best bottling works and Ice cream factory lu northeast Nebraska. Invoice $3500. Will take 1-3 Innd near Roseburg, bal niico ensh. Plalnvlew Bottling Works, Plalnvlew, Neb. dsw FOR SALE. Household goods, con sisting of piano, leather rockers, Majestic range, ulso 30 tiers dry wood; one Panama parrot, good talker, etc. A. Harvey, 225 Moore street. FOR SALE CHEAP. 1 turning lathe nnd chisels, 1 band saw complete, 1 circular saw, shop size, 1 sbaper, 1 mortlcelug mnchlue. All at the old Benedick shop. A. J. Bellows. FOR SALE. Large house, three quarter acre lot, cioie lu; win sen cheap or trade for smaller place. Inquire 429 Hunt eve. dtt For goo., printing of oil kinds The Review always lends. All advertising ib salesmanship and vice versa. In both the aim U to teach the people to believe in you and the goods you nave to Bell They occupy the relative positions of the public and private schools In one you talk to thousands; In th other you talk to a few. 17-J.18S. Amirican Move ment in 2()yr. gold filled case $14.50 at J. T. BRYANS Rice & Rice Real Estate- Investments Insurance brokrrB. Bonds, warrants, and loans negoti ated. Houses for rent and bualness exchange. Advice on any part of Douglas County and Its adapt nesa. Stork, fruit and general fnrms for Bale. Business of all kinds. Some very select Btock ranches. Cltj property and businesses for sale. Long time Insurance at very low rateo. all old line companies; no chance for spe cial assessments as In mutual companies. Always buy the best It's the cheapest. Lower floor Masonic bldg Roseburg, Oregon y-m i -i i it ni i it ii i r j vt nen you cion i advertise I nobody knows that you are do 4 Ing bus.ness, and It won't be 4 long before you'll not know It yourself. t ' ....t .t .i i TTtTtTTI PROFESSIONAL CARDS ALBERT S. Hl'EY OPTOMETRIST 118 W. CASS ST. Roseburg Oregon. Das. SEELV. S ETHER & STEWART Physicians and Surgeons. Suite of Offices Rear Douglas Na tional Bank, Ground Floor. Pn-ne 367. ROSEBURG .... OREGON GL'KDON A. FORY Vocul Lessons ' Studio 312 East Cass Street Phone 191-J. ROSEBURG, ORE. M1W. CHARLES S. IIEIXLINE Pianoforte In.strustor Musical Kindergartener Studio: 423 Ella. St. Phone 33-R. Office Hours: 10 to 12 a. m 2 to 4 p. m. Office: Main 171 Has: Main 172 OR. LUlJETTA SMITH, Physician Women and Children Diseases a Specially Office, Masonl: Bldg., Second Floor C'HAS. F. HOPKINS Attorney-at-Law Room 420, Perkins Bldg., Roseburg. Especial attention given to con veyancing and the examination of titles to real estate. Practices In all State and Federal Courts. I. O. FULLERTON Attorney-at-Law ROSEBURG, OREGON Room 3, Douglas Nat. Bank Bldg. Phones: Office 119, Residence 138-L. DR. D. E. SNELL Osteopathic I'byslcian Diseases of women and children a specialty. 301-3 Perklna Bldg., Roseburg, Ore. L. .G.. HICKS SURVEYOR 223 Perkins Building. Itoseburg, Or. Review Want Ads. Bring Results. New York Cafe G. WONG, llo'itger OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Heals at All Jouri. Regular Meals It Ceats Chicken Dinner Sundays, frSip II Noon to 2 E. M. Chop 8uey, Noodles. Fresh Oys ters, Fish, Etc., all the time. Cor. Jackson A Washington Its What Is (lie difference between moat shop nud a bake shop? In olio tho Roods aro rare; in the other, woll ikinel Try Our Rare Meats Improvo their rarity by good cook ing and wo will guarantee the best results. The remembrance of quality will linger long after the appetite Is satisfied, and you'll bob up serenely for the next meal. The Economy Market Geo. KohUmgen, Prop. PHONE 5fl t?ERN ISLAND F GREENHOUSE Roseburg, Oregon Mrs. F. D. Ouvn, Prop. Paoae mi Cut Flowtrs Potted Plant! Funeral Designs Wedding Boquets Just received a fresh supply of Perns of all kiuds. Also on sale at The Rose Confectionery Make Big Jobs Look Small With our Modern Sanitary Plant we turn out more work in a day than six ordinary women could do in a year do it better, quicker and strictly sanitary. . Every garment, every'piece of cloth, every item, no matter how small is sterilized in process and the cleanest, purest steam and soap used in Laudering. Better Than New Because in being, Sterilized there is absolutely no chance for germs to exist. It's worth the priceralone to have your clothing purified yet it costs you not a cent. The greatest institution the City affords. Roseburg Steam Laundry NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Douglas County. In the matter of the estate of Edward W. Sparrow, defeased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned ancillary administrator of the estate of Edward W. Sparrow, deceased, haa rendered and filed for settlement his final account, in said court, of his administration of Buld estate, and that Monday, the 30th day of March, 1914, at 10 o clock in the forenoon of said day in the court room of said court at Roseburg, ' Douglas County, Oregon, has been ' fixed as the time and place for the settlement of said account; and any persons interested in said estate mart appear and tile their exceptions lnt You Don't Have to Go to Sea to See for Cement Culverts, Cement Sewer Pipes, sizes 8 to 80 Inches. Dement building foundation aad chimney blocks. Cement sidewalks and cement work of any kind. I have five or six houses I will sell cheap, as I want to nsa the money In other business. See my burglar-proof window loot. It la O. K. See Pat's Elastic roof paint lor leaky roole. We buftd, move or repair your houses. Business buildings a specialty. Oyer forty years experience In building. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. TERCINSKI'S A "STORE FOR EVERYBODY" In our new location in the store room in the Marsters Block, formerly occupied by the Golden Rule Store, where we are better than ever prepared to serve our patrons. Besides our full line of Dry Goods and Novelties we man ufacture anything in human Hair Goods. WHAT'S MATTER " " AND WHY? Everybody advertise in some way good business an fiud Newspaper advertising pays the best yet when business gets slack they cut down oa advertising If a mil was starving, would less food but what's the use? Isch Kubibble writing to said account. Date of first publication Thursday, the 26th day of February, 1914. K. E. SMITH, Ancillary administrator of the estate of Edward W. Sparrow, deceased T THE YOUTH'S COMPANION ' i CALENDAR FOB 1914. The publishers of The Youth's Companion will, as always at this season, present to every snbserlker whose subscription is paid for 114. a Calendar for the asw year. It la a gem of calendar-making. The dec orative mounting la rich, ant It la subordinated to the mala purpose t produce a calendar that la useful. , Review Want Ads. bring results. PAT F F. PATTERSON
