PAGE'S
Is The
PLACE
to bur Silos.
'o buy Rock Springs Coal,
to buy Lumber.
to buy Windows and Doors.
to buy Shingles.
Phone 242. 709 North Jackson street. Roseburg, Oregon.
SIDE LIGHTS ON AMERICAN
CONSULS IN MEXICO.
DAILY WEATHKit REPORT : t..;..;..;..!....;.,.,;..;..;..;. i'..;..;..;..;..;-
LOCAL NEWS.
WANTED.
17 young, active, intelligent
men to form an Hospital De
tachment for service with the
Coast Artillery O. N. O. For
particulars consult Dr. Ueo. E.
Houck, Perkins building.
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I-
U. S. Weather Bureau, local office,
Roseburg, 24 hours ending 5 a. m.,
today.
Precipitation in inches and hnu
dredths: Maximum temperature 58
Minimum temperature 51
Precipitation 0
Total precipitation Bince first of
0
Normal precip. for this month 2.4 S
Total precip. from Sept. 1, to date
21.05
Aver, precip. from Sept. 1, 1S77 Get your salmon outfit ready. A
20.:iS .full line of lines, poles and spoons at
Total deficiency from Sept. 1. ;J. 11. Sykes' Uuu Store.
CHINOOK ltlTIXtt AT WINCHESTER.
Average precipitation for 36 wet
seasons (Sept. to May inclu
sive) 33.28
WILLIAM BELL, Observer.
WEATHER FORECAST:
Showers tonight and Friday.
NOTICE OK ANNUAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS OF KOSEUURG
lUll, DING HOMES ASSOCIATION.
Everybody's Cafo will keep open
hereafter from 6 a. m. until mid
night. Ill Cass street.
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Phone 163 Phone 163
Roseburg
Feed and FaelCo.
Sawed tie blocks
Dry block fir wood
Dry split fir wood
Dry block oak wood
Dry split oak wood
Pine for kindling
Roseburg
Feed and Fusel Co.
W. C. SWANK, Manager.
Phone 163 Phone 163
Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Roseburg Building Homos As
sociation will be held at the office of
the undersigned in the Douglas Na
tional Hank building, in the City of
Roseburg, Douglas County, Oregon,
on Wednesday, the 8th day of April,
1914, at 7:30 p. m. of said day. for
the purpose of electing Beven direct
ors and three auditors for the en
suing year, and to transact such other
business that may properly come be
fore the said meeting.
Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, this
25th day of March, 1914.
GEORGE NEUNER, Jr.,
Secretary.
We nave Just received a fine lot of
English Walnut trees grafted on
I Black Waluut roots. Axe offering
I 4l.nn ........ ..n.n.i(.l.la nrl.n DnflC.
J burg Nursery Co,
Phono 152. dsw
Fnr Thnco Tirerf
feet A. DA
Men Who Names Are Figuring In
News Dispatches.
The American consuls In Meslco are
constantly figuring in the newspapers
In connection wilb the exploits und
movements or Villa. Carrunza aud the
other rebel chieftains.
George C. Carol hers, consular agent
at Tori-eon. has been described by
Senator Fall as the diplomatic repre
sentative of the l ulled States attached
to the dying court of Pnncho Villa.
Here Is his biographical statement:
Horn in 1S75: grocer for several
years; in commission business, tip
pointed lonsulnr agent at Torreou
Jan. 3. 1!K)2."
Thomas I). Edwards, consul at
Juarez, who has figured conspicuously
in the dispatches since the killing ot
Ronton. Is an older man. He was born
at Floyd. N. Y.. In April, 1S4D. Ills
present home In the United States Is
at Lead. S. I). Edwards was educated
at Rome. X. V.; editor or a dally news
paper for twenty years; postmaster at
Lead. S. !.. ISS3-.S0. and held various
municipal olllces; appointed after ex
amination consul at Juarez. June 30.
11105.
Marlon Letcher is United States
consul at Chihuahua. Here Is Letch
er's biographical statement as record
ed at the slate department:
"Born In Shorter. Ala.. Sept. 4. 1S72:
educated at the University of A In
Imma aud the University of Chicago;
was school assistant at Montgomery.
Ala.. 1S1I.VII: principal of Scale (Ala. I
high school: first lieutenant in United
Slates volunteer Infantry and eompa
iiy commander In Cuba during Span
ish-Amei'lcan war; president of Doug
Insvllle college. Douglnsville. On.. 1000
11)03: employed in the bureau or edu
cation. I'.KO-l'.Hi!); resident or Washing
ton: appointed after examination (Nov.
10. l'.iosi consul at Acnpulo June 2.
mill): consul at Chihuahua Jan. 10.
11)11."
Alonxo It. Garrett. United States con
sill al Nuevo Laredo, who brought
Clemeitte Vergnru's body across the
lllo Grande, like Edwards at Juarez.
Js an old man He was liurii In 1S-I
ami was a drummer hoy In the civil
war. He has boon cunslll at Nuevo
Laredo for thirteen years. He has
taiiL'ht school, practiced medicine and
was a West Virginia state senator.
i Pass, left here this morning, after
stopping here for a day or two to
Van- look after some business.
C. L. Sheppard has accepted a
position us ulght clerk at the Hotel
McClallen, beginning his new duties
I
Dinger Ollnghouse left for
couver, B. C, this morning to remain
Indefinitely.
You will be pleased If you order
wood from Phone 123. , Wednesday. He was formerly em-
Miss Myrtle Davis left this moru- l,'-'l tl,e Roseburg Steam Laun
ing for Portland, where she will visit ury.
with her sister. i Wade II. Malono, of Corvallls, has
11. Wollonborg left this morning ll'' appointed County Judge of Ben-
for Sun Francisco to spend a month tol County to fill the unexpired term
with his family. ,' .Victor P. Moses, who resigned
I Judge Moses has accepted a position
Sheriff Quiae was in Druiu for a;a3 postmaster.
short lime yesterday looking after.
business matters. I, " l i
is uiuiifii it-ii it-ua nuiu 1111.11 r.ii'11
Picture frames made to order. Annas. Because It ininres the annear-
oow lot of mouldings Just received, lance of the high priced article, the J
rue noseuurg door io. hroken leaves are uiown ami suieu
ii is will,,,, ti. i. ,i Indian from the bettor grades. Only In ap-
agent, has returned from a business
trip of a week or two to Portland.
Miss Esther Pearson came over
from Stitherlin yesterday evening for
visit with friends for a few days.
Alexander J. Porter, president of
th Shredded Wheat Company of
Xineara Falls. N. Y.. has closed l
Isadore Irwin, of Ten Mile, and deal for the establishment 111 Onk
o. A. Crane, of Melrose, were 'hind. Calif., of a $1,000,000 factory,
among the Roseburg visitors today, to be a duplicate of the Eastern plant.
.w.n "he site has been seiocteu una worn
OPC" 1 ill.n.iIIUB .lll h lietrnn wlth-
Everybody's Cafe will keep
hereafter from 6 a. ni. until mid
night. Ill Cass street.
Mrs. T. G. Haven und Mis. C. S.
Parker, visitors here yesterday, re
turned on the evening traiii to Greeu.
Mrs. I.oila Mcl.ain returned home
Myrtle Creek yesterday evening.
m'ter u day's visit here with friends.1
Mrs. Press liaker returned here i
last evening from Eugene
had been visiting for about a week,
Have your horses shod at Klsner
Marsh's. It's better to he sale
than sorry. Oak street.
Miss Goldie Bishop, who visited
friends in tills cily yesterday, re
turned this morning to her home at
Kiddle.
Mrs. N. B. Young und child left
here last night for Denver, where
she will visit relatives for several
months.
Dry body fir wood, $2.25 per tier,
this week. Phone 123.
Rubber tiro work at Klsner &
Marsh's, Oak street.
Foot Soap
QH0E Phone 128
O REPAIRING
212 North Jackson street, oppo
site poBtoffica. All kinds of shoe
repairing; 112 years in Seattle,
now located In Roseburg.
E. M. WARNER
Work Called for and Delivered.
BERLIN QUITTING THE TANGO.
Ex-Governor Foss' Daughters Say Old
Style Waltz Is Popular There.
The Misses Esther and Helen Foss,
S daughters of former Governor and Mrs
Fuss nl .Ma.--sncliuselis. woo nave re
turned from Europe, bring the latest
news about d.-ini-iug in Gerintmy.
"Really. I think the Gcnm eii are
the best dancers In the world.' said
SH Helen. "They pay more attention
to Hie nitif-lr than American men do,
I ami. after all. that has something to
: do with dancing."
Tnrt ::iad tangoes, she declared, are
i fadlnr away In Berlin and the old
i fashioned waltz returning from cx"e.
Skill
The Umpqua Valley Fruit Union
Are now established In their warehouse opposite the S. P. depot
and have in stock a complete line of Flour, Feed, Poultry Supplies
and Spray Material. Come and see us; we will show you goods and
make you prices that will please you.
A. L. KITCHIN, Manager.
i Clears f'oniplexinii lU'moves
Wt'iiiishcfs.
i Why go through life embarrassed
and dir-liBured with pimples, erup
'tions, blackheads, red( rough skin
or suffering the tortures or eczema
itch, tetter, salt rheum. Just ask
your druggist for Dr. Ilohson's Ec
zema Ointment. Follow the simple
suggestions and your skin worrle
are over. Mild, eothlng, effective,
Excellent for babies and delicate
tender skin. Stops chapping. Always
'helps. Relief or money back. &0(
at your druggist.
Spay Outfits
Garden Seeilcrs
Use
Wizard Fertilizer
For
Your Gardens and Lawns
J. F. BARKER & CO.
Implements and Vehicles
Roseburg. Oregon
Cultivators
Discs
Try tho merchants' lunch that
being served at the Grand Grill.
sure Is a fine luncli for the money,
25c. 11:30 a. m. to 2 p. m.
;nearance is it different from tea that
sells at from COc to tl a pound. It
'makes an excellent cup.
ESS: i
in a month. This will be the nrst
big breakfast food plant on the Pu
eific Coast.
HOTEL AKUIVAL8.
Iloseburg Hotel. II. F. Lohr, W.
K. McCord. K. L. Mcdrew, tills A.
Lovegren. E. Wuhl, K. L. l'lckly
Portland; William Brown,
WhileiPortland
Stop At
Rotel Rainier
Rainier
H.
Hotel Co., Proprietors.
U. Thorshes, Mgr.
128 North Sixth Street one block
from Union depot.
European plan only.
Steam heat, hot and cold water In
each room. Rooms with private
aud detached bath.
Portland, Oregon.
.Miss Essie Norrls, of Dillard, who
had spent several days witli friends
this city, returned home yester
day evening.
,1. S. Wiley. County Commissioner,
made a short visit home Wednesday
evening. Ho is now attending the
County Court.
(). It. Huston mid R. A. Hitter, mls
lonaries of tho .Mormon creed, after
several davs stav In this city left this
morning for Coos Hay. Itosehiiiu
When you cook witli gas you have
no kindling to spilt, wood to carry,
dirt to clean up, ashes to carry out
or time to waste.
Hon. J. II. liooth returned last
evening from Salem und Portland,
where ho had been on a business
mission for a few days.
( Crannls. of Garfield. Wash., re
turned home today, alter spending
some time with li is daughter, .Mrs.
llattie Perrine, in this city.
Mr and Mrs. G. 1'. Ilelbig, who
hnvH been residents here for bouic
time, left this morning for Kiddle to
make their homo permanently.
(larks' Framing Shop can give you
nnv kind of films vou want. The
best in all kinds of kodak supplies,
kodaks and all kinds ot cameras.
Mr. and Mrs. William Thurston
arrived here yesterday evening from
Marshlield on their way to .Mil 101111
Cal. They left hero this morning.
Rev. W. G. Miller, of Dillard, was
a visitor here yesterday, returning
,.n llu. evcnlnir train. Mr. Miller re
cently moved from this city to Dillard
to reside.
Mi- nnd Mrs. W. W. Lawrence, of
Vacavlllo, Cal., who had been spend
our Hie winter here with their son
l' K Lawrence, left for home this
morning.
darks' Framing Shop can give you
anv kind of films yr u want. The
best In all kinds of kodak supplies,
kodaks and all kinds of cameras
K. A. Johnson, who was badly in
jured last Sunday by bis horse falling
with him, is now reported inucn nci
ter and It Is believed the critical
tuge Is past.
The P. S. C. plan means paving
for your supplies at me nrst ot mi
nion 111 Instead of the last. Iiy so
lolng you save Jl out of every
Why pay more.
A dance will be given at the l-Mon-
bower Socialist ball Friday evening.
April .'I. Everybody come aad speaii
pleasant evening, nan c iun-,
Committee.
(1. J. MeLendoll. of Fayettevllle,
Ark., is vlsitlag here Willi his uncle.
li I" Mel.endon Miss Hum l .-isiei.
ilso of Fayettevllle, Is visiting at me
Mel.endon home.
I). It. Shainbrook left here last
night for Kastem Oregon, wnere lie
has some business Interesis won a
will need his attention until July,
Seattle;
whero she George W. Martin. Myrtle Point;
Perrv J. W right, caps liianee; v .
Thurston and wife, llandon; Frank
X. Meyer, Milwaukee; 1. N. Mooro,
C"lVotel Umpqua. E. F. Culdwoll.
Seattle; A. G. Witnier, Wisconsin; H.
I). Daulev, F. S. Munroe and wife, K.
G Howe, C. H. Wlllison, A. C.
Holmes .1. C. lilKger. K. T. Perkins,
.1. K. Durln. W. M. Rankin, M. Frled-
entlial, F. Holes, James N. McArno,
Pni-iiiimi r. M. Anderson. S. M
iLntz, New York; O. W. Parker, Ku
irene: M. Mannsse. Coshocton, Ohio;
Hubert McMahon. San Antonio, Tex.;
A. K. Kent nnd wife, Klamath Falls;
it p. Sh rrman. SPoKano "
Siliwertzer. Iloston; S. Rotosgy, Fritz
Barker, San Francisco.
Hotel McClallen. Miss Minnio Eil
een. Eucene: Harry Gates, Canton, h
11- I . ( . I ooner. liiuusioae ana.
I'oin Record. Kansas city, wo.; a. a.
Morrison. Peel: I. M. Irwin, leu
Mile; E. II. Plnkston. Oaklanu; Ar
hie Quisenlierg, St. Louis; M. A
Williams, Portland.
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WEST SIDE GROCERY
the place for the best .fancy nil ftaple groceries. Large stock
and good variety. Thq beat $od money can buy. You sa- time
snd money by trading with CK fhine your orders. delrvei any
where. '
We Give Rosehxtr Stamp'Co's. Checks.
DO WELL & BENEDICK
PHONE 29
WEST ROSEBURG, ORE-
Insurance
For fire, accident, automobile,
steam boiler, burglary and lia
bility Insurance and surety bonds,
see me. My conipanl s are the
oldest and strongest, my rates the
cheapest.
F. G. Stewart
420 Pine St., or phone U2-Y.
Till Til TIlll MPIIH.
Citi.otiK Tesllfy
Public Item-fit.
for the
'Wo
f.Ll'GIIUI. 3 riilt CUNT.
AVi,g"laWt,Vwa'ion!br,ts
stmilaiiii(!i!',ci'tiBJaiitirvr?tM litiSUii'Sui-iiiiisanillJcMclsii'
Promales DistionOtenfti
nessaMilfrMfoittitasncto
Opumi.Moniriiiu; nor!iai'iJ,
Not Narcotic.
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears tho
Signature
Sitvfirodlt.&raimr.-ji
MrfrJiiZr-Ijiwmw--
,
l-xtiSeii-
Annrtv! IVmrdv rorfAmsilca
Hon , Sour Sturuach.Ularrtwaj
Worms jLonvHlsui' is.toTi ni
ItCL'SawliOSSOl'MJEl'P.
FoxSiii'.iie Signature of
ne'w'york.
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
1 I K.W
Si
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
THC OCNTAUH OOMPAHT. NKW TOHK QITV.
SQllRHKL POISON.
A truthful statement of a Roseburg
citizen, given in his own words,
should convince the most Bkeptlcal of
the merits of I loan's Kidney Pills. If
you suffer from backache, nervous-
is, sleeplessness, urinnry disorders
or any form of kidney ills, use a
tested kidney medicine.
Roseburg citizen tells of Donn s
Kidney Pills.
Could you demand more convinc
ing proof of merit?
C). W. Kozartoe, carpenter and con
tractor, 102 N. Flint St., Iloseburg,
Oregon, says: "I repeat my
endorsement of Doan s Kidney Pills
as time lias only added to my con
fidence In them. I have had no Beri-
ous trouble rrom money complaint.
for a long tlmo, thanks to Doan s
Kldnev Pills. However, I have taken
them for slight trouble with my blad
der and have hud the same fine re
sults. I beliove Doan's Kidney Pills
are the best of all kidney and bladder
remedies.
Price fiOc, at all dealors. Don't
simply nsk for a kidney romody gel
I loans Kidney Pills me sanio ttiai
Mr. Keznrteo had. Foster-Mllbiirn
Co., Props., Hurralo, N. Y.
Now is the time to kill them; 5 lb.
can, 1; 2 lbs., fiOc; 1 lb., 2fic.
This poison stands the wet weather.
We guurantee every package wo sell.
If not satisfactory, money refunded,
dsw MAKSTEKS DltUG CO.
o
" CALL FOIl WAKItANTS.
Nollco Is hereby given that all war
rants to and including No. i!ti2, of
School District No. -I. Douglas Coun
ty, Oregon, endorsed December 0,
1913, and prior thereto, "not paid for
want of funds," are this day called
for navniont bv tho underslgnud, nnd
all lntorest thereon will ceaBo from
the date hereof.
Dated this 27th day of March, 1914.
GEORGE NEUNER, Jr.,
Clork of School District No. 4.
XOTICI
; OF SHERIFF'S KALE
IlKAL PROPERTY.
OK
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
By a recent decision of the Su-
For Bronchical
Troubles
A. D. S. Emulsion
In Hie Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for Douglas County
Joseph Mlcelll, plaintiff, vs. Mrs. C.
M. McN'utt, defendant.
Notice Is hereby given that by vir
tu of an execution and order of sale
Issued out of the ubove entitled court
anil cause on the 19th duy or March
19H, to mo directed commanding mo
to sell the hereinafter described real
nroiiertr to satisfy tho Judgment and
decree rendered and entered in the
above entitled suit on the 11th day
of March, 1914, In ravor of tho plain
tiff and against the defendant, for
tho sum of $1 028.90, with interest,
on $723. S2 from March llth. 1914,:
until paid at tho rato of ? per cent'
per annum and Interest on $fl2.40
from March 11, 1914, until paid at
Hie rato of (',, per annum; for the
further sum of 75 attorney's fees,
and the further sum of $10.50 casta
aud disbursements, with Interest
thereon from March llth, lint, ar
the rate of 0 per cent per annum. 1
will on Saturday, the 2T,th day of
April. 1914, at the hour of 1 o'clock
In the afternoon, at tho main en
trance of the courthouso In Rese
lling. Douglas County. Oregon, sell
when ho will return. Ut public auction to the highest hia-
nf der for cash in band tno lonowing
described real properly situated in
ut toil . al-! Douglas i "'"!, in.-"", .- -
ter which she will engage in ine
work of a missionary.
Tho latest und best bookB at the
UoKcburK Fiction Library, upstairs
in the Hell Sisters' building.
change In location or otherwise, a
reported will be made. Subscription
for magazines solicited.
Prompt Attention
Given All Orders
Let us do your freighting, mor
tis. baMiane. uiauo. lumber, wood
aid eoal hauling.
tnr tour aoods with us; we own
oar own storage room aud can give
yen the best rates.
II. J, Denn '
Transfer and Storage Co.
onion phone 138. Res. phone 104-L
preme Court, the registration law ot
1913 was declared unconstitutional.
It Is therefore necessary for all elect
ors to register for the elections for
the year 1914, to-wlt:
Direct Primary Election to De neia
May ISth, 1914, aud General Elec
tion Nov. 3, 1914.
The registration books opened
Monday, January 6th, 1914, and will
close May 1st, 1914, 15 days before
the Primary Election.
Anv Justice of the Peace or Notary
Public Is qualified to register rotera
and may be supplied with blanks far
that puioso by applying 10 me
County Clerk.
sw E. H. LENOX. County Clerk.
If you nave sometnlng to sell use
want ad In the Review.
Kodaks
Films
and
Supplies
at
Johnson's Drug Store
FREE DELIVERY
Miss Prances Mender, formerly
il.la .lie left toclav lor Medlold to
attend h missionary conv
Bear Sez:
DIllXK IT I'Olt OCAL1TV Nolle better.
Ill' Y IT l-'OK litXLVOMY.
One pound of our coffee equals two of tho
ordinary kinds. Thesearo our blends: Royal
Miliar, Crest, Mull, Pennant. Ask for it.
MARSHALL'S
The Pure Food Store
Phone 184 Phone 184
i
lv nil. seven (7 . elglll (SI. nine
i 'i l ten I I ii I and eleven III) In
block one III. in Riverside Addition
to the City of Itiiseburg, Douglas
I. County, Oregon, subject to renenip
' don as provided by law, and will ap
ply the proceeds of said sale, rirsi.
the cost and dlsiiursiMueins 01 mini
,,i it and attorney's fees, and second,
II Perry and familv, of Kansas, to the payment of said sum or $10..
who are visiting relatives In this lo- !mi, with ecr;i".l Interest, and the
,-,litv l,fi tills morning for Mvrtle overplus If any there be. pay to the
Creek' after vIMting a niece at Eden- clcik ot said court lo be paid over to
bower for s-veral days. ;wbi.in tho same mny rightfully l-
Th Horace K. Turner Art KxhiMt '""K- , ,lol(,,,lirr, Oregon, this
will be held In the building of the xHr-h. 1914.
Douglas County Abstrm t ( oriipatiy, -' K ,rN.'
Ijunder auspices of the Heti-on parent- k,nglas County. Oregon. M
i teacher association, Wednesday to 0
; Saturday. Inclusive, this week. Ad- .,,,. Warmers.' Public Market
I mission, children 1 Or, adults I ..r. I rv Tll.dv and flatiirdny. This
' Mr and Mis. Grant Orine. of Port- will benefit both consumers and pro
land, who are on their way (o Grants ducurs. Prices always reasonable.
DRUGS
Patent Medicines, Chemicals,
Soaps, Combs, Brushes,
Fancy and Toilet Articles.
All goods selected witli care and warranted as
represented.
Agency Shelby Mazda Lamps
ASBURNS PHARMACY
J Roseburg, Ore. I Opposite Hotel Umpqua