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ROSEBUKG BOOK CO. KODAKS Eastman Photo Supplies, Developing and Print ing for Amateurs. Picture Frames Made to Order Bowels are Basis of Child Health Th careful mother, who wutches lonely the physical peculiarities of her children, will uon tliacover lhat the most important thlnir In cutmoctlon with a child's constant guud health In to keep the bow el a toKUluily upt-n. blUKKluh bowelt) will be fallowed by loss of appe tite, reBtleutmutiH during ulH.p, irrita bility and a citizen and one similar evi dences of physical diuurdur. At the flrwt nlt:n of auch disorder trlve the child a teaapoonful of lr. Culdwell'M Bvrup Pepsin at nfKht on retiring and repeat the done the following nlht If necessary more than th;it will suurcely be needed. You will find that the child will recover lis accustomed uod spirits Kt once and will eat and Bleep iiurtnally. This remedy fs a vast Improvement tver salts, cathartics, laxative waters ud alnillar things, which are uKonuther ONR J On CITKE (Continued from page 1). The committed in charge of the Kood rmulii work to be done by the people of the city in four sections next Saturday, were busy today get ting their vnrioiiK armies of workers sinned up and arranging their plans for the campaign agaliiHt the ruts and mud holes. All mii-h being deemed obstucles of traffic by the central executive committee, their existence is doomed and will be wiped out by the big swoop of the four armlet Sat urday morning, which will set out under direction of the committees for each district. Hurry McClulleii, the new lieutenant for the northeaut section of the city, enlisted a lurge number of volunteers this morning. K. U (tiles, of the southeast section, has plans well worked out, and J. W. Perkins, of t lie southwest corner has called for u meeting of his commit tee tomorrow morning. John Oliver is thinking out n plan, and will be gin probably tomorrow to Btart some thing in tho northwest section. Check Your April Coutfli. Thawing frost and April ruins chill you to the very marrow, you catch cold head and lungs stuffed you are feverish cough continually and fool nilseruble you need Dr. King's New Discovery, it soothes inflamed and IrrituUd throat and lungs, stopi cough, your heud clears up, fever leaves, and you feel fine. Mr. J. T. Davis, of Htickuuy Corner, Me., "Was cured of a dreadful cough after doc tor's treatment and all other reme dies failed." Kolief or money back. Pleasant children like It. (Jet a bottle today. 60c and $1.00, at your druggist. flueklen's Arnica Salve for all sores. Safe Offer. "Your Scotch friend asked you to hnve it Hum. but 1 notice h didn't of fer me one." "Ah. you see he know I don't sniuke " - Loudon Tattler. It Is not the Ntrength but (he dura tion of great sentiments that tmiken great men l-'rledrU-h NIctr.Hchu. MAJESTIC THEATRE THK I'LACK WHKKK K KKVIIODY tiOKS A Dutch Love Story A Puttie play in two parts, ex ceptionally pood. Ill a Ik ( A Western comedy dranm w hlch always pleases. Comedy. RETURN OF PETfR BLIMM Comedy. A big laugh every minute. ToJnorrow and Thursday The Merchant of Venice Adapted from Shakespeare's immortal drama by Louis Weber. Wonderful costume, superb photography, ounrv 4 5cl0c too powerful for a. child. Ths homss of Mm E. K. Or! (Tin, Handy. Utah, and Mrs. Clara Mclntouh, Masonvllle, Colo., are always supplied with Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, and with them, as with thousands of others, there Is no substitute for this grand laxative. It la really more than a laxative, fur It contains superior tonio properties which help to tone and strengthen the stomach, liver and bowels so that after a brief use of It all laxatives can be dispensed with and nature will do ita own work. Anyone wlshlnr to make a trial of this remedy before buying it In the regular way of a druifKlst at fifty cents or one dollur a lartre bottle (family alxe) can have a sample bottle sent to the home free of charge by simply addreHsing Dr. W. H. Caldwell, 406 Washington Bt., Montlcello. III. - Your name and addraMi ou a costal card will do. LOCAL NKWS. Bicycles at cost. J. II. Sykea' Gun Store. Edwin Thornton Is located at Myr tle Creek for the present. It. K. Smith is home from a busi ness trip through Kastern Oregon. You will be pleased if you order wood from Phone 123. Mrs. Ethel Ctawson has returned from a visit of several weeks in Cali fornia. Benjamin Huntington arrived this afternoon from Riddle for a business visit with Supt. itrown on school mat ters. James S. lllldehurn and W. W. C-ardwell left HiIh afternoon on a business visit of several days at Port land. Rubber tire work at Kin nor & MaraU'B, Oak street. Mm.. A. Colo and Mrs Anna Wll kins and daughter, Vera, of Win chester, were visiting In Koscburg today. The Women's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church will meet at the home of Mrs. B. W. Strong Thursday ifternoon. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Rture, of Mel rose, left here this afternoon for Portland for several days visit with relatives. Gotzbost ripe olives, pints, quarts and gullona at the Economy Grocery. Mrs. J. 1). Yokum, of Portland, returned homo this afternoon, after visiting hero and nt Canyonvllle for some time. .1. ft. Heed, of Salem, who had been looking after business matters bore for a couplo of days, left this after noon for Eugene. Mrs. Clark L. Hargar, who was operated on yesterday, was reported much Improved today. It Is believed she will recover rapidly. All of my wood measured before loading. 2.50 per tier. Phone J2IL Ceorge It. Coodwiu, formerly day clerk at tho MeClalleu Hotel, under the management of C. II. M. (iron void, left here this afternoon after a short visit for IiIb home at North Yakima, WuhIi. (Jeo. 1L (ilynn, who was over from Sutherlln today, says tho Odd Tel lows there have arranged to tuke tho local band with them on tho excur sion to Myrtle Creek next Sunday. A largo delegation will go from there. In the estate of Just Paulson, n final account was filed In the County Court today and by an order May lift was set as the time for hearing ob jections. If any, to tho account. The funds left after the payment or claims were paid to the administra trix in the state of Minnesota. Evelyn Nesblt Thaw, "the most talked of woman In the world," nr rlved here this afternoon from Mod ford and will appear at Tho Antler's tonight. She Is the wife of Harry Kendall Thaw, whom the New York authorities have been pursuing bo ro dentlessly. she is said to ho nit ac tress of much merit. The County Court today approved I lie semiannual account in the es tate of John I). Kirk man, deceased, and authorized tho administrator, b A. Fields, to borrow $S00 to defray the cost of some street improvements. An order nlto authorized the sale of certain residence property in the city for defraying other claims against tho estate. Kodaks films u rolls and pucks, Eastman photo supplies, printing and developing outrtts, tripods, carry ing cases, etc., at the Koscburg Hook Store. ltnlph It. Fletcher, defendant in a divorce suit brought by his wire. Anna It. Fletcher, in the Circuit Court, filed an answer today thru his attorney. H. L, Eddy. In which he denies the main cause of her suit, lhat the defendant misrepresented the condition of his health to the plaintiff previous to their marriage. He also denies that his condition is Incurable, due to cpilepsv. Ho de- Hies further, tho contentions of j the phi nit Iff thai be has valuable property In another state, and is un willing to agiee to tho sum stipu lated, $:in a month, Tor the support of tho plaintiff. CASTORIA For Infant and Children i In Use For Over 30 Years ' Alwy bears. -J? - UOKEItritU HEKKNTS DELAY. WASHINGTON, April 20. The Itosehurg Commercial Clif) has sub mitted a protest to Congress against tho delay In the construction of the Kont'bu'rg postofflce. The protest severely criticises the supervising ar chitects of tho office, declaring their methods unbusinesslike. LOCAL NKWS. W. S. Imbler, of St. Johns, Wash., who attended the funeral here of his sister, Mrs. Sarah Gaddis, left this afternoon for his home. First class apples at Long's fruit stand, cor. Douglas & Jack sou. Mrs. Mary Campbell, wife of the slayer of John Becker at Cleveland last week, came in this afternoon and spent several hours with her husband In his cell in the county jail. She was accompanied by their adopted 12-year-old daughter, who returned home again this afternoon. Mrs. Campbell will remuln hero for sev eral days. Douglas County Creamery butter, only 60c for two pound square. Ask you i grocer for it. Patronize borne Industry. Col. C. W. W'adsworth, National inspector of Soldiers' Homes, was here a short time today, during which he inspected the Institution here, leaving on tho morning train for Portland. A number of improve ments ure now being made at the Soldiers' Home here, the interior of the rooms receiving new paint and decorations. LURING A LANCEHEAD. F'liinn of Mind In Dealing With Deadly Serpent. In a French paper la told n eurlous serpent story, the Hceno of which was the Isluiid of Martinique and the dram atis persouae HerKeunt I.eKrnnd and Private Duraud and the snake a dead ly laucehead. The soldier had been punished with a ulKht In the cells for some trivial or feuse. but as the nlnlit was very liot the sergeant had left the door open lu the mornliiK at C o'clock I.eKi'and went to wake his prisoner and, to his horror, beheld a laucehead snake coll ed up and fast asleep ou the man's breast. Tho sergeant did not lose his pres ence of mind, lie stole noiselessly away, ran to the guard room and. fol lowed by all the men on duly, return ed to the cell with a bowl of mill; and a Mil whistle. I'laclng the howl uf milk at the entrance to the cell, the Her geant begun to play the "Itlue Hun ube." It Is needless to remark that the weakness of the laucehead is milk and music. The serpent, which wiib a sis foot specimen, awoke, grded from' the Soulier's body toward the bowl, but It bail no sooner burled Its head In Its beloved drink than ten cudgels descended on It with terilllc force, killing it outright. Tho soldier. Durand. who was In a swoon, was taken to hospital, where he lay for many days on the verge of madness, lie dually recovered and re lated his horrible ciperlence how he had awoke in the middle of tho night as tho serpent was colling Itself on his bnro breast and how he had In in there In an agony for hours, not dining to move a muscle. syviuKKr. roiso. Now Is the time to kill them; 6 lb. can, l; 2 VI lbs., 60c; 1 lb., 2Cc. This poison stands the wet weather. We guarantee erory package we sell. If not satisfactory, money refunded, dsw MAK8TEH8 DKOO CO. Have Arundel tunc It. II tf yiHirdrftler cannot supply Tm with I I I I Surprise Hoi, mail themttlrtct touaaml I I In win ne sni m ne oy parrri pui absolutely frv olTvml Jua( to pruve I I the rar? quality of I I supreme i 1 Soilas ff 1 IOC AT VOUB) DIALS and the entire tine ci( "Supreme" m m baked dainilva. m i w. Nin(iii a toM a euNiLANe. oaa. . i 4-ATTKXTIOX Fltl'IT (HtOWEKS ,J, 4. Mr. Selg, of the North-Pa- 4- clflc Fruit Uistributors, will be i 4 in Iloseburg Thursday after 4 noon, April 211, for tho purpose 4. of addressing fruit growers on I the subject of Co-operative 4. Fruit Marketing. The meeting 4 will be held in the Commercial 4 Club rooms at 2 p. m. h 4. Who are the NOHTH-PA- 4. 4. CIFIC FKC1T UISTKIBL'- 4 4 TOUS? It Is a corporation 4" 4- formed by tho OitCIIARI) 4. 4. OWNKHS or Oregon and Wash- 4. 4 ington for the purpose of mar- 4 4. ketlng the product of tho or- 4. 4 ehards and farms of the North- 4 4 west on a co-operative basis. 4 4 Altho last year was the first, 4 4 so effective was their work that 4 they marketed nearly two- 4 4. thirds of the fruit of Oregon 4 . and Washington, and to such 4 comiilcte satlsraution to their 4 lirother fruit growers and farm- 4" 4 era, thrft It is easy to forsee 4 4.. that tlio North-l'aclfic Dis- 4. 4 trlhutors nre to be the Balva- 4 4 tion of the fruit and vegetable 4 4 growers of this section In the 4 4 same way that the California U Fruit Growers Association 4. 4 transformed tho orange and 4 t lomon business rrom notliing 4 4 to the highly profitable busi- 4 .jo ness or the present. 4 4 -Mr. Seig Is an nrchardist of 4 Hood River. He has traveled 4 4 continually during the past 4 4 year studying market condi- 4 1 4 tions. Don't let anything pre- 4 j 4 vent your attending this meet- 4 4 lng, as It. is a real opportunity 4. 1 4 to get a line of Information 011 4 4 the subject that is most im- 4 1 4 porlant to you. How U get your 4 4 money out of fruit, berries and 4 4 broccoli. Yours trulv, 4 4. U.MPQUA VAI.I.1CY FRUIT 4. 4. UNION, A. L. Kitehln, 4. 4 Manager. J( Wrood for sale 16 Inch, oak or agh, $2.50 a tier. J. E. Plalsted, Watches Wo are overstocked with w.tlc'ies and have too many lines, so have decided to weed out some of til -m. In order to do so, we have cut tho price deep anil this is your opportunity, as we shall not replace them In our stock ngaln. Among these are the South Hend, Inger soll, Trenton. Kxcelsior. ltockf ird, New England, Hampden and Swiss. These are all good makes and come In gold filled, silver and nickel cases. We carry a comp'ete lino of Elgin, Wallliam and Ham ilton watches, also the Howard watch. For the boys we hnve the lngersoll in different sizes, the Hoy Proof and the Path Finder, which has a compass In the stem. Watch our show windows for bargains. If you live out of town and are In need of a watch or anything In our line, write us just what you want and let us quote you our spot cash price delivered to you. We can save you good money. Come lu and see us. Yours for business, Phono 214. Itosehurg Trading Stamps Given. Goods at Cost $500 StocK Stoves. Heaters and Ranges, will close out at cost. Best makes. $3oo StocK Silverware-will make a discount of 25 per cent, on all silverware. $2500 Full stock of wagons, buggies, plows and all kinds of farm implements at cost for the next 30 days. S.B. Crouch,Hdwr. Co Roseburg, Ore. HYGIENIC KALSOMINE KILLS THE BACTERIA Ask for Color Card Sold by B. W. STRONG, The Furniture Man NOTICE TO OHIDGIO CONTKACT OILS. i I Notice is hereby given that sealed bldB will bo received by the County Court of Douglas County, Oregon, for the construction of a bridge across the Umpqua Kiver at Kellogg, Douglas County, Oregon, according to plans and specifications prepared by Horace C. Hall, of Grants Pass, Ore gon, and approved and filed In the County Clerk's office April 17th, I 1914. I llidders inust visit the silo and satisfy themselves as to local condi tions, the County Court assuming no responsibility on account of luck of , knowledge on the part ot the bidder, j All bids must be accompanied by I certified check in an amount euual 10 u percent 01 me amount 01 Did, ana envelope must be endorsed with the name of bridge. Copies of plans, specifications and etc., may bo obtained of Horace C. Hall, Engineer, Grants Pass, Oregon. All bids must be filed by 12 o' clock M. on May 12lh, 1911, at which date same will be considered by the court. j Tho court reserves the right to! reject any and all bids. J l)y order of the court. j Dated April 17th. 1914. j sw K. H. LENOX. County Clerk.' o Nephl land plaster at J. F. Barker & Co's. dBW Patronize Farmers' Public Market every Tuesday and Saturday. This will benefit both consumers and pro ducers. Prices always reasonable. NEW TODAY. FOUND. Fine gauntlet glove. 'Own er please call nt this office and bring male for identification. Out of town shoppers will Enjoy Lunch Served at Hotel Umpqua 11:45 until 2: 50c G. W. YOUNG (& CO. Itosehurg Natl. Hank Bldg. ItOSEUURO, OUF.GON. ANTLERS THEATRE TONIGHT VELYN mmAW 'Algg "MARIETTE" Doors Open at 8:00, Curtain at 8:30 Wed., Thur., Fri., Apr. 22-23-24, Kodaks, developing and printing for amateurs. prices moderate, quality of work the best, at the Rose- burg Hook Store. 24 ofOurGustomers Received Valuable Premiums. Last 2 Weeks Some of them three times the amount the S. & II. Stiii-ip3 paid them Will You Be the Next Try our store and be convinced that we are selling you as cheap as any grocery house in the city. Yours for business, R. Stubbs, the Grocer I have been suffering from eczema for the last 80 years, and found no relief for same until I began to use Dike's F.czema Ointment, which cured me. (Signed) John Hertner. Rose burg, Oregon. Jan. 14, 1914. Price Krohn's Cass We Give Roseburg "Ten Nights in a Bar Room" If y ji have something io sell, to trade, to rent, or have lost something or found something, use a Want Ad. In the Review. 50c at Pharmacy Street Trading Stamps. Signature of
