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Phone 242. 709 North Jackson street. Roseburg, Oregon.
DAILY WKATIIEIt liKI'OKT
U. S. Weather Dureau, local office,
Roseburg, 24 hours ending 6 a. ui.,
today.
Precipitation in inches and hun
dredths: Maximum temperature 71
Minimum temperature f2
Precipitation oil
Total precipitation since first of
0
Normal precip. fur this month 2.4S
Total precip. from Sept. 1, to date
21.00
Aver, precip. from Sept. 1, 1877
2S.4S
Total deficiency from Sept. 1.
(i.ss
Average precipitation for 30 wet
seasons (Sept. to May iuclu-
slve) 33.28
WILLIAM BELL, Observer.
WEATHER FORECAST:
Partly cloudy tonight and Satur
day; probably showers.
Everybody's Cafe will keep open
hereafter from 6 a. m. until mid
night. Ill Cass street.
SMOKE
SMOKE
SMOKE
CIGARS
CIGARS
CIGARS
SOME
SOME
SOME
CIGARS
CIGARS
CIGARS
SMOKE I
f CIGARS
SMOKE
n
il A lit!
CIGARS
CIGARS
CIGARS
CIGARS
CIGARS
SMOKE '
SMOKE
SMOKE
SMOKE
CIGARS
CIGARS
CIGARS
SOME
SOME
SOME
Phone 163
Phone 163
Roseburg
Feed and Fuel Co,
Sawed tie blocks
Dry block fir wood
Dry split fir wood
Dry block oak wood
Dry split oak wood
Piue for kindling
Roseburg
Feed and Fuel Co.
W. O. SWANK, Manager.
Phone 163 Phone 163
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 andseo us; we will show you goods and
make you prices that will please you.
A. L. KITCHIN, Manager.
Spay Outfits
Use
Wizard Fertilizer
For
Your Gardens and Lawns
J. F. BARKER & CO.
Implements and Vehicles
Roseburg, Oregon
Cultivators
WEST SIDE GROCERY
the place for the best fancy nd staple groceries. Large stock
and eood variety. The best goods money can buy. You save lime
and money by trades with us. Phone your orders, e deliver any
where. We Give Roseburg Stamp Co's. Checks.
DOWELL 8c BENEDICK
PHONE 29
to buy Silos.
o buy Rock Springs Coal,
to buy Lumber.
to buy Windows and Doors.
to buy Shingles.
H.4.j..j..j..I..I..j..j..I..I..j..j.4H-'
WANTED.
17 young, active, intelligent
J men to form an Hospital De- f.
4- tachment for service wltb the 4
4- Const Artillery O. N. U. For
4 particulars consult Dr. tleo. E. 4
4- llouck, Perkins building. 4"
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CHINOOK I!ITINi AT W1NCIIHS.
TKK.
Get your salmon outfit ready. A
full line of lines, poles and spoons at
J. li. Sykes' Guu Store.
i XOTICK OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
STOCKMOLDEUS OF KOSKUl'lta
ItClLDING HOMES ASSOCIA
TION. Notice is herebv given that the
1 n n 11 tin I mpotintr nf the stockholders
of the Roseburg Ilullding Homes 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 Wednesdav, the 8th day of April,
1 1!14, at 7:3U p. m. of said day, for
i the purpose of electing seven direet
I ors and three auditors for the en
i suing year, and to transact such other
! business that may properly come be
j fore the said meeting.
I Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, this
j 2.".tb day of March, 1914.
GEORGE NEUNER, Jr.,
Secretary.
We nuve just received a fine lot of
English Walnut trees grafted on
Black Walnut roots. Are offering
these at very reasonable prices. Rose
burg Nursery Co., Phone 152. dsw
for Those Tired
Feet A. D. S.
foot Soap
CH0E Phone 128
REPAIRING
212 North Jackson street, oppo
site postoffice. All kinds of shoe
repairing; 12 years In Seattle,
now located la Ro6eburg.
E. M. WARNER
Work Called for and Delivered.
Garden Seeders
Discs
WEST ROSEBURG, ORE-
f UNPRODUCTIVE BLACK SOILS.
Unproductive hlaek soils are
"! of swampy origin and must have X
an adciliutc system of drainage
X before .permanent Improvement
' ' can lie obtained. ' t
Roth peat and unproductive
" black or peaty sand sells are
more often dcnVicnt 111 potash ..
" than any other clement, and pot- T
ali can nearly always tie ap-
X plied to such soils at n decided X
prolit.
X Some black soils are found to
v be mere or less acid. Where there
!! is strong acidity some form of
basic lime, such as pulverized
!! limestone, should be applied. X
tin acid soils phosphoric add
is almost always needed in ad- ..
t ditlun to limestone. Potash Is T
-J. usually a secondary neeil on such
T sul is.
y Nitrogen is not necessary as a
X fertilizer on unproductive black
j soils, except in a few cases.
X Potash and phosphoric acid
will remain in the soil until used
J. iloose sands and travels excopt-
T edi, so there need be no fear of
loss In making large applications
T of mineral fertilizers.
X A Held pint test is the only sure
T met hod of determining the fortl-
j. ii.ei 11 e;ii nieiii iieinieii. .iiiuiiiiii
X the character of the vegetation T
f
Is an Indication.
Chemical tests nre sometimes j.
1
nn indication, but they are too
unreliable to be entirely depend-
ed upon to determine fertilizer v
requirements. From Rulletiii of X
Illinois I'tpcrimcut Slation. T
t
K-H-M-H-H-l-H-H-H-H-I-H-H-W-
! NEW DATA ABOUT CORN.
Shape of Ears Bears a Relation to the
Yield. '
The superintendent of the Texas snh
! station at Temple, lifter a careful
study of the relation of shape of ear
I to yield of corn, concludes that sllght
! ly tapering parent ears give tile high
j est yield. Tills Is in accord wllh the
1 resiills of experiments at the Ohio ex
periment M:ulun. In which extremely
tupcriii'.: ears gave slightly higher re
sults than cylindrical ears. High yields
were associated with comparatively
smooth kernels of slightly more than
! average depth and of medium horui
1 ness. The yield Increased with an in
! crease in the total weight of the ear as
: determined by slight increase in length,
amount of grain and rather marked lu-
, crease in weight of cob.
I In experiments at the Ohio and Ne-
! hraska experiment stations it was
j found that the highest yields were ob
tained with medium to medium long
ears. Poorly lilled butts and tips were
' more freiiUelilly associated Willi well
tilled bulls than wllh well lilled tips.
The old score ell i d placed much em
phasis on gnnd tilling of butts and tips,
hut for several years past Investiga
tors have been getting away from
this Idea. It bus been found that
these characters when highly develop
ed lire usually so developed at the ex
pense of more valuable characters,
such as yield, constitution, etc. There
appeared to be no relation between
yield and shelling percentage and cir
cumference and width or thickness of
( kernel.
Strengthens Weak and Tii-ed Women.
"1 was under a great strain nurs
ing a relative through three mouths'
sickness," writes Mrs. ,1. ('. Van
Snnde, of Kirkland, III., and "Hlectric
Hitters kept me from breaking down.
I will never be without it." Do you
feel tired and worn out? No appe
tite and food won't digest? It Isn't
the spring weather. You need Klec
tric Hitters. Start a month's treat
ment today; nothing better for
stomach, liver and kidneys. The
great spring tonic. Itelief or money
hack. 50c and $1.00 at your druggist.
You will bo pleased If you order
wood from Phono 123.
Daughnuts
That will remain moist
Every housewife who bakes her own
bread knows that if a Utile potato Is added
to the sponge, the bread will not dry out
as quickly. In this recipe potato Is utilized
to make doughnuts that will remain moist
and fresh for several days.
K C will b found to h.ivc distinct ad
vantages over any other Baking Powder
for doughnuts. K C Is a double acting
baking powder with which a large batch of
doughnuts may be mixed and tried a few at
a time. The last will be as light and nice
as the first
K C Potato Doughnuts
By Mrs. Nevada Bright, of Baking
School fame.
tut fin-1 4 iwA Uanpoimfuia
j K C Unking 1'uu-dvr; I U n
I fi)M)(rtiful Suit; J ti ftSJHKrtlflil
vuiCi'i J cup cold 7)iaht'd
potato- j cup milk, or more
y nccut u.
Sift three times, the fl-mr, wit, snice ar.tl
halting Pnlr. Itcat fd'i wiili rtay
hr.iti-r, tlu-n Mill nsin rt;Kv l icr, pral
ually aM Minr, then oflt in tie n.ailir 1
potato with :i niioon ami altertuH-ly a-lil jniik
I and Hour mixture. Mi We a snft ilnuirli, roil
! into a sleet, rut into f-.iiini, i-itirh a liole in
tlie ccnttr with the tinker anI fry it. dceji fi t.
Fat for frinc should not he hot enough
to brown the dourl-mit until it hai risen.
Wlirn the (hnijlmut is dropned into the f it
it links to the bottom. As Mm ai U cornel
up it ihfuil-l he turned and turned a nmtiher
of timei while cm. king. 'J'nii rr ie is ex
cellent 11 (try do tint take the in fryii
ViJ will itay moirt tot day.
v nr3;i:Ki-h iiver. i
LOCAL NEWS.
S. S. Taylor weal to Suiherlin this
morning for a business visit for the cattle. He also contemplates pur
day, chasing a stock ranch near town If a
Special Sunday Table d'llote Din-;
ner, 75c; 6:30 to 8. I'liiPQiia Hotel. i
Russell Dunham made a business :
visit today to Dlllard. returning this
afternoon
Miss Mabel Miller went to
.eona
this morning for a few days visit with
her parents.
Dressmaking bv the dav or at home.
The Misses Lux, 113 Lane St. Phono
404.
,, , ,
Mrs. C. L. Pearson came over from
Siitherlin last evening to spend a day
or two in this city.
C. D. Alderman, or Myrtle Crock,
returned home Thursday evening, ut
ter a business visit here.
Mrs. Anna Lander came over this eurb at Jackson and Cass streets and
morning from Oakland for a short riddled a rear wheel and sprung the
visit with friends and relatives. bodv of the car, causing a damage of
Have your horses shod at Kisner ' ",l',"t ",Ul', ''T"" '"T?,1"' ""'
& Marsh's. It's better to he safe ''river, and Mr. Duke, one of the pro
than sorry. Oak street. prlotois of the hotel, were in the ma
chine. On rounding tho corner on to
George McLaln and .1. Hard came ,,.u.ks0I1 8rt,0t, the machine began
In this morning from Myrtle Creek ,() skil, Mr lossur ,,,, lt to the
to transact business Tor tho day. : rtiU tow,lnl tll0 ceIlter of the atroeti
C. H. Arundel returned hero this but the skidding increased until it
morning from Oakland for a day's finally turned half around nad the
visit before returning home to Myr-
tie Creek.
Picture frames made to order. A
new lot of mouldings Just received.
The Roseburg Book Co.
Mrs. (icorgo Frew, Mrs. Harry
Heavens and daughter were visitors
here on a shopping visit yesterday
from tireen. (oscmrg Motel. (1. R. .lones,
Mrs. V. E. Mode, of tllide, left drains Pass; K. h. Wright, F. h. Mc
here todav Tor Siitherlin, where she drew, dus A. I.ovegren, Portland;
had some business to look after for Frank X. Meyer, Milwaukee; I. N.
a dav or two.
W. Wright, w. .1. i:iarn, M. uentnii.
Clarks Framing Shop can give you iq c Wolfe, City.
nnv If i n 1 nf films von w:int. The, '
best in oil kinds of kodak supplies.
kodaks mid all kinds of cameras.
, , , 'Welsh, (lus Perot and wife, Mark
Mrs .1. I.owler and her "loco. ,,all Sommt,r s. M Walter, F.
arrived nere msi evening ironi ioii-,;t
land and will visit with relatives for
a short time.
Mrs. D. W. Hunter returned hero
last evening from Fugene, where shej
visited her daughters, who are at
tending the university.
Harsh physics react, weaken tho
bowels, will lead to chronic cotisti-;
pat ion. Doan's Kegulets opearto j
easily. 25c a box at all stores.
Miss M vrtle Cooley. of Portland,
returned home this morning, after
visiting about a week here with Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Ivitchin.
Dr. and Mrs. George 11. Graham, of'.liU'k Stanley, C. II. Sargent, C. L.
Vermont, slopped hero yesterday tojl'ilbiek and wife, Mark MeDormott
look over KoseburR on' their wayjGraee Marshall, F. F. Uyan, Glen
north. They left on the train this I dale; llarvey Gates, Canton, S. D. ;
niorninir.
Asher Ireland, of the forestry ser
vice at Portland, left this morning,
alter a day's visit here, for Medl'ord,
where he has work in connection with
the service.
Clarks Framing Shop can give you
any kind of films yru want. The
best in all kinds of kodak supplies,
kodaks and all kinds of cameras.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred (Joetz, who have
been here wllh the hitter's parents,
.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Neil, for some
time, left this morning to make their
home at Chico, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry llarth went to
Glen dale Thursday evening, where
they will enjoy a few days recreation
lor the benelit of Mr. Harth's health,
he having been sick for some weeks.
Farly cabbage, cauliflower, kale,
pansy, asters, Kohl-rahi, Hrussels
sprouts, plants for sale. II. H.
Church, Fast Com. Ave., North
Koselmrg.
J. lt. Vail, of the Government cus
toms service at lllaine, Wash., letl
here for Ashland this morning, being
on a two weeks vacation. Iln spent
a couple of days with his friend, S.
II. Cooley, of Kdenbowcr.
W. K. Good, a recent arrival here
from near Portland, yesterday bought
10 acres of the l'niMua Oreharn
land, on t ho west side of t lie river
above Alexander's bridge. The sale
was mailt thru M. C. Burleson.
How many women would ko back
lo the drufcKery of washing on a
UTisliliniiril iitli-r men imiliu n ninlori'1 1 lltn' l'u uu 1,1111
washer? How many women wo
Klvc up uhIuk i;uh afler '",! '"
hotter try ijomcthliiK tb
ll'H'T II y aOllH.'llllllK Lii.it. win. m .
dorse.
Coodman, who tin- b
Shlrl
In llie electrical fixlurc inisincsB licrc
lor ho II le time, will lenw. abnal noxl
Sunday lor Seattle, wbeie he will
accept a posllion In the installiiiK
partlueiit of the Western lll.-i-- i h-
Co.
Miss India llurniwav, a mission -
arv to Karmariau, India, nrrhed hen,
Thursduv e ilia lor a three months
lislt witli her sisier. Mrs. (I. W
KniM', of Melrof
from Canada, wli
for some time.
Sbe
She
i olne
alro
In
i.ile.l
A healthy man Is kini; in his own n,n nflernoon, at. the main en
rlnht: an unliealihy man nn unhappy j traiH'ii of Ibe pourthnuso in Kose.
slave, l-'or imiiiiio blood and s'ui;-
Hunln
k Hlood Hit
market '
.", yearn $ 1 .'hi
Tho lloraro K. Turner Art Kxhihit
will l.e held In tho building of thu
Don (.'Inn County AbHtni't Coinpnuy,
ju nder auidre. of tin? Iti'ii-oh jmrent-t'-aelwr
a-social Ion, 'i'dtie-d:iy to
Saturday. Iinlumve, ,h w-'k. Ail-
lu ie from
elTorts of
-l AUSF.
..v. Irl'Tr.Nl.
I T. U " n 1, . r 1 t
H E.M R Ol D
'1.!' t ro'ltf rr wtnr nr lilt l.y nltA kirv t'1.
IN I1.HNAI. CAIIM. II, - ,1.-. r-. M
p-ni.fi.Tillf fijM.l. 24 d.y.' ttvmfmfr.u tl 'O.
LlH. LkUMUAKlr CO., UuUalo, N. I. IftM twotll
tui-Hioii, rhlldreu jor, a-mi
j Waller lliiip li. in ri'.'-.l
Mi. .o;iii re i inly (lieu Hie
R.4 Ciou riunnicr til drugKim.
tile secretary of the Commercial Club
ami is looking up a homestead on
which he would like to graze some
suitable place can be secured,
tC steel Cut Coffeo at 3"ic. We
save you from five to ten per cent oil
every pound of coffee you buy from
's. 1 lie uesi Mieei c ui police omei
stores sell tor 4;c; our price, a.ic:
ivuberry Coffee, our price, one pound
toe, o pounds $2.0.".; our special
hleiul,
excellent, flavor, per pound
! - '"'0. An extraordinary Mexican
highland coffee other stores Bell for
, ll"c; our price, three pounds, 0'ic,
'the pounds, $1.00. The People's
. ' T
i""1'1 5
I The new Reo touring car of S. D.
Evans, which was being used as the
bus for the Mcliallen Hotel, 011 re
turning from the depot about 10 o'
clock this morning, crashed Into the
rear wheels struck the curb in front
of Young's jewelry store. The left
front wheel got several feet onto the
sidewalk, hut was not damaged. It
is a brand new car
and had soon
scarcely any service.
HOTKIi AKKIVALS.
i Moore, 10. Sheldon, lloorge suiton, li.
I Hotel Umpqua. N. f). Johnson,
iW. II. Norton, It. 10. Mletll, A. I
,...,.,. , ,. .. i,,,,r a . M (lib
;soa, K. . .Morgan, p. s. urake, .Mel
iTlioinpson, 11. Hall, Portland; .1. M
: Kngle, lOnglewood Hunch; W. II
liockcfellow, HiMittle; II. I. Ni'lT,
Newark, N. J.; ,1. K. Cront, Jr., Hoy
(J. Walker, Ashland; M. Sanders and
wife, Frank K. Lee, Abe Cohen, San
Ki aneiseo; Kdwln M. Shields, Itulph
Huberts, Knid, Oklahoma; C. A.
llrand and wil'e, Overland Orehanla;
(Ipoi'ko A. Graham and wife, llellowu
Falls, Vt.; .1. Forsythe, II. M. Con-
ner and wife,
T. W. Thompson, City.
lintel .McClallen. ( Woodward
It. V. Schorr, It. J. Keilly, Portland;
Mrs. W. K. Mode, Glide; J. h. Ilanna
and family, Portland ; C. J. Cody,
Ilandon; Mrs. K. Hick man, Denver;
F. II. Sidwell, Shirley, Col.; J. V
Fowler and wife. M. Young, Sam
Houston, 11. A. Simon, Portlund; A
It. Cole, City; Jacob Torse, Marsh
field.
FltKCKIiKK.
Now In Hie Time to Get, Kid of Thosi!
I'uly Spots.
There's no longer the slightest
need oi tooting ashamed of your
freckles, as the prescription othtnr
double strength is guaranteed to
remove these homely spots.
Simply get an ounce of othine
double strength from any druggist
and apply a little of It night and
morning and you shou'd sooit hoc
that even the worst freckles have be
gun to disappear, white (he lighter
ones have vanished en 1 1 rely. It Is
seldom more than an ounce is need
ed to completely clear the skin and
gain a beautiful clear complexion
He sare lo ask for the double
..strength othine its this is sold under
guarantee of money back If It falls
t to remove freckles.
XOTICK (!' SIIFItll'F'S HA Id
UFA li I'HOPKUTY.
OI
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for Douglas County.
Joseph Micelli, plaintiff, vs. Mrs. C
M. MeNutt, defendant.
Notice Is hereby given that by vir
tue of an execution and order of sale
Issued out of the above entitled court
' 91 4',,'1 .'" i'r';':1 """!"'"," " ""j
j ,n,',',iy to Batlafy Ihe lament ami
i. , ,
urirt'e n'liiinuu uuo ciiicrou 111 me
iuhove entitled unit on the 11th day
1r Mar,., j tt w f1V()r of t,0 nln-
nff . . 0KR,mt tnfl (h.fnndnnt. for
ul(, mlm r $ Oar.,'10, with Intercut
!,, $ 7 L :t . R 2 from March lllh, 1914,
j u nt 1 1 paid at tho rate of 7 per cent
' tf.r hiiuuiii and Interest on $t;2.40
I from March II, 1914, until paid nl
I'ho rate of G; per annum; for the
rurlher sum of $7a altorney'K rces,
and Ibe further Hum of JlC.f.O ciiBin
and disbilrsemetits, with Interest
ilherion from March lull, 1914, at
the rate of ti per cent per nliuuui. I
will on Saturday, the '2'AU day of
Anrll. lliH. at the hour of 1 o'clock
jU , iioimhis County. OrcKon,
at public auctli.n lo (he highest hid
l.-r for rali In band the following
. dfn-rlticd r -u 1 protierty Kltuatcd In
hii-ii-l.-iH County, (n'Kon, to-wlt: Lois
i:y mi, seven 171, eight (H), nine
i '. i , ten (Hi I and eleven (111 In
block one (I), la Klverside Addition
In the City of ItoHoburg, lloui;lan
County. Oregon, subject to redemp
tion oh provided by law, and will np
i.lv tbe proeeeihs of Hald sale, firwt,
(0 H, (.()H !IIM iilHliiirHemetltH of nald
s,,n iiitiiruey s fees, mid second,
to tho payment of Bald mini of $10:Mi -
!io, nlth accriii'd Interest, and the
overplus If any there be, pay to tbe
clerk of said court lo be paid over to
uhoin the name may rightfully he
bit. i:
Iciteil nt Uoneburg, Oregon, Ibis
ilird day of March, ISM.
GfcO. K. (JUNK.
Sheriff of liouglas County, Oregon. M
EESSISjESS!
rM.i'M rxsrruSS, IMS
it? flift
..l-COIIOi, 3 PKK CENT. '
AVcgcliilik-rri-paaiioiirorAs-similaiiii5i!n'ruii(;ir,iir!i"'iiij
liiigilicSioiiuu'isnndlJiMtlsol'
"at!
:5ir v
Promotes Dts!iop,.Ov?tfd
ncss and IkstXtmtains n:iii
Opium.Morphitic norMiaa3l.
KotNawcotic,
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JtaseSmi
V.n Srtil-
st-
lion , Sour SIOMcli.DlarrliCT
VVonns.Conw.lsinns.fcici"
nersawlLossoi'SuiFK
RmSiniile SiSnolure of
NEW YORK.
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Exact Copy of Wrnpper.
SVVIKUKL l'OISON.
Now Is tho time to kill them; 6 lb.
can, $1; 2 lbs., G0c; 1 lb., 25c.
This poison stands tho wet weather.
We Kuaranteo every package we sell.
If uot satlfifnetorv, money refunded,
dsw MAKSTKliS 11HUQ CO.
OAl.f, VOK WAItltAXTS.
Notice Is hereby given that all war
rants to nml including No. 2112, of
School District No. 4, Ilollglas Coun
ty. Oregon, endorsed December 0,
1913, and prior thereto, "not paid for
want of funds," are tills day called
for payment by the undersigned, and
all interest thereon will cense from
the dale hereof.
Dated this 27th day of March, 1914.
CIKOItC.lC N1C1INICK, Jr.,
Clork of School District No. 4.
IMPORTANT NOTICK.
By a recent decision of the Su-
For Bronchical
T
A. D. S. Emulsion
Prompt Attention
Given All Orders
Let us do your freighting, mov
ing, baggutie, plauo, lumber, wood
and coal tiuultng-
Store your goods with us: we own
our own storage room aud can give
yoo the best rates.
H. J. Denn
Transfer and Storage Co.
Offi phone 128. Res, phone 104-L,
DRUGS
Patent Medicines, Chemicals,
Soaps, Combs, Brushes,
Fancy and Toilet Articles.
All snoods : elected with care and warranted as
represented.
Agency Shelby Mazda Lamps
ASBURNS DHARMACY
J Roseburg, Ore. 1 Opposite Hotel Umpqua
iJ til
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always uougni
Bears the
Signature
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
tM. Oo. new o cnr.
preme Court, the registration law ot
1913 wns declared unconstitutional.
lt is therefore necessary for all elect
ors to register for the elections for
the year 1914, to-wlt:
Direct Primary Election to be held
May 15th, 1914, and General Elec
tion Nor. 3, 1914.
The registration books opened
Monday. January Btb, 1914, and will
close May 1st, 1914, 15 days before
the Primary Election.
Any Justice of the Peace or Notary
Public Is qualified to reglBter voters
and may be supplied with blanks for
that purpose by applying to tbe
County Clerk.
sw E. H. LENOX. County Clerk.
If you nave sometnlng to sell use
h want ad In the Review.
Films
and
Supplies
at
Johnson's Drug Store
FREE DELIVERY
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MARSHALL'S
The Pure Food Store
Phone 184 Phone 184
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