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Newspaper Page TextOUR PLATFORM The Douglas National Bank Capital and Surplus $130,000.00 For sale, all kinds of bedding plants, Canterbury bells, and Pau ama Exposition grade of pajnsy plants. Mrs. F. L. Owen, at Gall's Confectionery, Cass St.. Phone 414. Cleaning:, Pressing, Repairing You have been passing our es tablishment daily and no doubt noticed we are in this busine-s AS EXPERTS You have Concluded to bring In that suit which really needs cleaning, but have neglected to do so. Let us save you the trouble J Phone us rlht now. We call for and deliver. No extra charge. I MPF.RIAL 1 LEAN ERS t 342 N Jackson. Phone 277 The ad that won the $8.00 .Mercanlt Roser. A Man is Judged by the Mark he Makes In the World The same is true of a founta n pen A "MhRCANTIl K" Mind hichru in the iiiJfemcnt o. crtk. It makes tw! A ".MrHCAMIih' hi i old pen wlih an IWUlll M point that never ears out, a petfei.1 (ted. a tap that prevent leaking, a or Lman-hip Ihat tinnut he excelled. Get a "MERCANTILE" today. A p.n that ha been teMed test. Three stvle. "Self-tilling," "Safety"and ,'Kegubr" Price $2.50 and up. A. S. HUEY COMPANY Sole Distributors ROSEBURG HAS "ACRES OF DIAMONDS" OUR "Big 4" Lumber and Lime Broccoli and Beets All New and all Biji Business Industries for this City Looking forward in 1916 Roseburg sees the brightest future in her existence among the many new improvements we expect to get are: SI 20.000 Federal building, a $75,000 High School, $400,000 Lumber Mills, Big Lime and Cement Plant, Fertilizer Plant. Twenty-five mile R. R. and several factories. Advertisin: The products of the I'mpqua Valley builded the Big Broccoli Business here Advertising will build any Legitimate Business. The Review is the place for the ad Safety first, liberality next. Both are essential to suc cessful banking. If you are satisfied with our platform, come and see us. : : : : FOB IHSTHHT ATTOHXKY. t I hereby announce my candidacy i fur the Kepublican nomination for ,the office of district attorney of J Douglas County, Oregon, at the pri mary electlou to be held on May li. , iyi6. If nominated and elected, I will ! during my term continue to discharge ; the duties of my office faithfully and 'to the best of my ability. ; Pd. Adv. CHOUGH NEUNER, Jr. AITO STAGK MNB DEPOT. Daily stages and autos for Marsh field and til Coos buy points, also for Peel and Millwood, leave G. W. Itapp's grocery store, 133 Sheridan street. Cash paid for product along the line. FOR Jl STICK OF THE PEACE. I hereby announce my candidacy Ion the Republican ticket for the 'ofiice of Justice of the Peace for ! Deer Creek District, subject to the ! will of the voters at the primary ; election to be held May 19th, 191fi. I (I'd. Adv.). CHAS. F. HOPKINS. j AXN'OTNCKMEXT. ' To any one desirous of engaging i in the planing mill or manufacturing business, I will offer a one-balf ln ' terest In my business, with or wlth- out real estate. V. L. Uysinger. le fountain pen, written by Avery LOCAL ASD PERSONAL 1 Try a Mount Shasta at Galls.1 lome in accl try our btrawojrry Hank Sutida.s. I'alai'o of Swvota. S. K. Kobinson. of San Francisco. spent ywieiday in the city on busl- ness. Andy Vellne. the ladles a nil men's tailor, has moved to U:7 North Jaik son si ret t. , Sheriff tieorge Quint1 spent yester day at llrot-kway serving civil pa pers. Don't forget to stop at t lie Palace of Sweets and try a Cherry Uossom ! sundae, j Orville Martin, of Days Creek, j was a Ultor in the city for a fe -hour yesterday. I 1 rj W It lr-it nf 1 ,i r 1 n .1 I ..rU..l ...r. l-.-t flVLi.im. tr, una.iwl u few days with friends. Nothing like cvai for a steady fire. Ak about the genuine Pea cock Rock Springs, at Page's. Medford Sun: Frank Howard, of t'lendale. isitfd friends and rela tives in this city Sunday. J Dance given by Royal Highlanders In Maccabeo hall. May lUh. Ott s orchestra, o pieces. Tickets -"0 cents. Claude Palm went to Drain this afternoon, where he will viMt an uncle for the next few days. YY. A. Taylor and wife went to Sutherlin yesterday afternoon, where they had business matters. Lee Allen and Al Wilson were Yoncalla citizens who spent a short time- here Tuesday on business. I hereby announce myself a can didate for Representative on the Democratic ticket at the May pri maries. J. L. Chanev. Pd. Adv). T. R. Hurnett, of Round Prairie, came down yesterday afternoon to look after business matters here for a day or two. Miss Mabel Van Uuren will give a recital at the Presbyterian Church on Monday evening. May la, at K o'clock, ' introducing part of her pupils. The j public iw invited. ". !. Harper, of Kiddle, returned nome 1 uesuay alter a anon visu here. lie says tnere was consider able snow in his home vicinity dur ing; the recent storm. I hereby announce myself as a 'candidate for the Democratic nomi nation lor County Commissioner, at tile primary election to be held Mat' 19. K. YV. Long. (I'd. Adv.) .1. E Mcitride and wife will leave here Mondav for the East when1 they will spend several weeks visit-! k, h. Southwick, of Salem, ar ing with relatives and attending the rlvt-d In Koseburg last evening to National convention of ShriiH'rs. spinel a few days on business. Theodore M. Harr, of Salem, ar- Bargain Day Mondays only un rived here last evening. Mr. harr til further notice.. Suits French dry submitted the lowest, hid for the cU lined, J1.00. Uoseburg Cleaning plumbing of the new high school and Pressing Works, building to he erected here during, Marst(.r8 , Co. are n(.ulIfluar. th,t ""'- It.rs for squirrel pouu.a. the old re E. L. I'.irrott. who has ben a ' liable kind we have made, guaran patient at .Mercy hospital for sev-;ltM(i an,j Mlt for yF.rn. I .(;iifL.-.xl friim Hint , '"' " ' ' institution Tuesday. He will make his headquarters at the I'miuiua ho tel for Hcveral days. j Sheriff Gellatley. of Corvailis. left for his home last evening wit h the two Mexicans arrested at Oakland Sunday night on a charge of steal inn a horse and burgv belonging to In. Petttt, of Itenton County. fleo. K. Nichols, commission mer- "''" " ,'ra,!1 " 1 f " V""" chant, will guarantee the following " l-'l'' '' " "r" prices at l'ortland, less r, per cent roistered al the 1 n,pua hotel, for selling, until May Sth: Hens, hceby announce myself as a onlinary, 1 Tc to 1 Se lb.; large, fat epub!i-ati candidate for county stir hens. 17c to lsc; broib rs. 2".c to Vevor at the primary election May :tic; fat veal. 1 c to ll'r; good i;,t 191c. Frank Cain. ( Pd. Adv.) hogs, luc to ll'c; mutton and Mambs. market prices. Quick returns abbage ran Ulower kale. I rus and honest weights. Geo. E. Nichols. spron s an. 1 si ar H w P ants 27 Washington St.. Portland. Ore. tr sale. II. i. ( hurch, .! . s L. Com Ave.. North Itosihurg. Phone K.'. !iev. S. A. Douglas and wire, of 11 'Grants Pass, passed tlimugh here Attorney H. L. Kddy returned here Tuesdav aiternoon. The former is Sun-lay evening alter a few days 'on hls"av to Minnesota to attend k-h nt n I' 1 am isro, where he 'the annual' eomention of the itaptiM ( argued a case betore the Court or i hiir- ii. while Mrs. Douglas epe.-t ' Appeal. to remain at Albany. Itev. and Mrs. j hereby announce myself as a I Douglas formerly lived in Koseburg , Kepublb an candidate for county ( for several yearn. treasurer at the primary election, t Letters reived indifat'e I May lltb. Mrs. Inez Millar. (Pd. that Mrs. A. C. Marsters is enjoying j Ad. ) 'the sessions of the Methodist Con- irfI Warren Cloake, who had been ferenie now in progress at Siictioga visiting for seer;il weeks with her Springs, New York. Mrs. Markers 1 t,lir,.tl( nn South Deer Creek, I ft was sent to Saratoga Si rings as a w-i.-rdav luo'iitng lor her home ut d'-lecate from Oregon, ami has the distinetion of being the fiit woman in Oregon to serve in such eapaeity eity. Call for brown package P. S. C. coffee, you will like it. Remember the big diied peah seeial. Itu 1,- I.ri..,l i i, it',.. imK' fr.iif lr:.ctic:.ble for ' carrying into the mountains. T-n pound lots or more lie:t he at .".c per !b. fancy dried . them and g.-t them at the people s Supply Co. wholesale to consumers. The runer:il was held at the ing Parlor's -totnient nf the ti e Odd Fd!o nf ( ittn pHhltiuiiin Ko'-ehiirg I'ndertiik erlii aiternoon. In retna:tis folhiwetj in j tji t'-rv Funeral Mrvic. s were condu' te. h Rev Harr G. Lee. ret tor of St (.org" s Epls"Oi.al cbur.b. The funeral atten I t bv many farmer ft i- nds ti 11 d a ! uaint;i ii' es of the d censed The floial otfetingv .- n'imetou- i,rtd h-autifu!. AVOIII SPRING CfM.DS Sud'.eTi chain-, i.igh wind, 'biff ing ?eaons ca use ( olds at.d grippe, and tle-se spring colds are annoying and d:mg"rous and are likely to turn into a hronir summer cough. In mi'h case take a treatment of Dr Kings N'e Di-coverv, a ph-a-anC latalit l-'ir Srup. It soothe the Zll- ::r..;::k ..V alreadv prepared, no iimlnK or fiisn - In. Jiut ask your nruaist i"r a. bottle of Hr. Kind New I ilK'overr. Teted and tried for otr 40 ytan i .K"frM--M"M"l"I"t"M"I"l"" t FOR SALE. j, We,t Slde Grooerr, all 4. i. stock, fixtures, horse, wagon. K- C. liensou. Hecticr, Koom A 4- Commercial Club Bid;. I.(H L ASH I'ElWOSAL Fisher's fiour r.t Economy Grocery. Carnival kisses, in assorted flavors, at The Ho. e. V. K. Fields, of Kucene, arrived In re last evening to pa mi a few days on business. Country ham, fcat'on and lard. Economy Grocery. Mrs. .1. .!. Ferber. of Oakland, Cattle OVtT Oil a lit I i I II OH S vUit VeS- terday morning. K. 1- Giles, who had b n to Eu gene for a few days, returned here Tim s la morning. Mouldings, fancy grain finish, wide cedar, and redar posts. Page Investment Co. L. N. Traver. of Salem, arrived here last evening to s p u d a f e w days on business. A. D. S. Digestive Tablets relieve distress after eating. For sale by Hamilton Drug Co I.. T. Thompson and wife have re turn d here after some time spent at Ross, California. A. A. Whitam, of Grants Pass, or " lo spend a few days Redding plants are now ready. Mrs. F. D. Owen, florist, at Gall's confectionery store. Phone 414. I). II. Diamond, of Portland, nr rivrd here last evening to pass a few days on business. Mrs. George Little, of Hugo, Wn arrived here last evening to spend a few days with friends. Hawaiian Coffee, freshly roasted bv us. 3 oounds for S 1 .00. 3iiC per i pound. Sanitary Cash Grocery. j ..I Itosentlial. of llorliester, V W. YV. y., arrived in Itoselmrg last even )nK to sp,.nd a few days. Tomato plants, only S" cents per hundr.Ml; good, thrifty plants. Fletcher & Kverts, 1U2 Flint street. W illiam l.arkin, of l'ortland, ar rived in Itoscburg lust evening to pass a few days on business. Kverv day la bargain day, all I i.. -.t...i.. r U ... .1,1 U.,., Cuuh " " " V , , .. o M - . M ,.w. V I )i.Iopcii1I ill" Sutherlin, urrUed here yeslerday morning and spent the day wlih friends. 1 hereby announce myself as a iiemocralic candidate for Assessor of Hondas County at the May pri maries. It. T. Ashworth. (I'd. Adv). Hrs. I.. I). Tin ker and W. II. Flan- Oakland, Calif. I hereby annciin myself ps a Re publican candidate for the office of County Assessor subject to the pri nuirv election to he held May 19th, l'Jlfi. D. P. M'Kuv. (Pd. Adv.) I. Manon W liite. the architect prepa.eij the plans lld spe-it. I1'1'10" i,,,IM.11" but k's new llil'll Kill eae he! e tins ! " ' tor I lai.d 1 herewith announce my candidacy on the H publican t i ket for the offi'e of Di-rrht Attorney for noug hts County. Htibject lo Die will of the voters t the primary election to be he .j M; V lit. liufi. Ira li. Riddle, t Pd Adv. 1 R R Tm- v, of the V. S Land O' 1 11 e .- p nt St.nd.i at Grants Pas- e t!" ejirl'. frotn ihltired the grapes -if that In. ality. and th- crop will irult.iV-. hi le-low normal. I h tor t! h an eon n m v Candida' y I ; . ,ti f.i j can nomination for Count) A1 -'"f, heir . eats e . pei ten p u:hI ing that seven Asse-sor Cal- V r, m -i -ia!ife .1 me to et:p p ntiy perform t he duces of this office Mn Cor Ion. Adv ) a CASTORIA For Iafa'nts and Cbildrea lit IWe For Oyer 30 Years . Alway, Lx-arl the 1 Signature LOCAL AND PERSONAL Frozvn berrW at Calls.' j Ask for a demonstration of the new power-plus Indian Motorcycle. P. H. UUclc, agent. 2i) V. Oak St. Victor Philips, of Dillard, return-! ed home yesterday morning after a ouple of days spent here. Nut puffs, a delicious confection, at the Rote Confectionery. Hugh Aspinwall, of Dillard, re turned home yesterday morning al ter a short business visit in Rose burg. 1 hereby announce myself as a Re publican candidate fur county com missioner at the primary election. May lth. J. T. Hrldgea. (Pd. Adv.) Grants Pas Courier: Mrs. G. Davison, of Roseburg, who visited J. H. ltriar and family for a week, left this afternoon for Ashland. hereby annjunce myself as a Democratic candidate for sheriff of Douglas County at the prlmay elec tion. May 19, 1916. Harry Pearce. (Pd. Adv.) Mrs. G. E. Cavey, of Grants Pass, who had been to Portland for the past few days, returned here yester day morning and will visit with Mrs. G. V. Hughes. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for county coroner at the Republican primary election to be held May 19th. Dr. C. U. Wade. (Pd. Adv.) Cleveland Davis, of Albany, who had been visiting here for a week with .1. J. Hodges and family, left yesterday morning for k lama 111 Kails, w here he will also visit for a short time. Rig Rargain Value in dried peaches; fancy size, fresh stock. While they last, 10 lbs. or more at ."c per lb. People's Supply Co., wholesale to consumers. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wright to( yesterday morning for Grants Pass, w h ere t h ey will s pe n d a f e w d a s. .Mr. Wright attended a function there last night given by the Elks' lodg at w hich practically all the Medford lodne members were present to of f 1- ,.,, , ., ,.,,,, ialc at Initiation. I hereby announce myself as a can-; didate ior county commissioner at 1 the Republican primary election to 1 be- held on May It). W. E. St. John. (Pd. Adv.) Grants Pass Courier: The condi tion of M rs. Geo. Sanders, who had been suffering for some time past from malignant cancer, is reported as much mure serious, a telegram from Mr. Sanders, who is at Salt Lake City with his wife, being far from reassuring today. Mrs. San ders was recently operated up on for the malady, but the progress of the disease could not be stopped To the voters of Douglas County: I hereby announco my candidacy for the office of county school superln endent, subject to the will of the voters of the Republican party. Sec ond term. Very respectfully submit ted. O. C. Brown. (Pd. Adv.) From t lie chea pest to t he best flour, you will rind our prices low est on all grades. Do not be misled by low quotations on inferior grades. Von will find the same quality for less at the People's Supply Co. We recommend High Flight Flour. Medford Tribune: Auto drivers who come from California with pas senger room in t heir cars are said to be taking on loads of passengers at llornbrnok, and using them for the purpose of getting over the line witli a full allowance of liquor lor the crowd. If they desire to carry liquor with them. There is prob ably 110 law that will reach such cases, but the ruse tends to show how fertile are the minds of those who look for loopholes through which to evade the prohibition law. Instead of the regular mid-week prayer meet in g on Wednesday night at. the Christian Church, the Young Lathes' Missionary Circle will give a special progritm. consisting of a mis sionary play, en til led. "A Livuic Dream;" also "The Ten Virgins." dra matized. Special music has been planned No admission will be charged, but an oifeting will be taken. Medford Mail Tribune: Adolph Schiilt' wood le-ater for orchards in t f me of frost w as de m oust rated on the vacant section of the right of way in front of the Mail Tribune of flee Wednesday night. Four heat ers were placed as it would be nee essaiy to dace them in an orchard Two cubic feet of wood Were sup plied for each heater. The radiation of lieal w as found to be equal to that giv. n off bv fie gallons of oil to e;c smudge pot set In 1hvs.'lll)c manner, the cost ot wood le ing less than hair of the ot of oil The de gree of combustion was almost per feet, leax ing no dir t v, choking wool to be distributed in the vicinity of the heaters. Uil'fm li Mill and other onhanliMs have tried thcxe heaters and t onotnw e them far ahead ot a rr- thing vet tried as a subMit ute for the oil smudge puts HERE'S PROOF. Rta-lMiru Cltleil Tell of Ml- pi-rieiH '. j You haw a ruht to doubt slate-j tii'-nis of -efj,t- Ining far awav but ' a n on doubt Roehur g ipIui se lliehl? I I;, ad if ! G W Kezartee. It N. Flint St , Rosebuig. naM': "I am rejulv lo ba' k u p what I said in my for mer state ment regard r: g m v experience w it h man's Kidney ptl's, a irrv rehahb mefllMlie for kidnev troubles Thev have alwavs dole ttie good wltetiewr I ha .e ba-l t) ' a-ion to take a kldnev rcTiieily " Prte .".'c. at fill dealers Don 'I simplv a-k ror a kldnev rem d get I ion n Kidnev Pills - the same that Mr. Kezat tee had Foster- Milburn Co , Propi . Huffalo, N. Y. TRUTH When you start to adertise Stick to fads! Good business is not built on lies Slick to facts! No matter what you have to sell. The truth U good euougbt to tell; Roost our ..ooils, and boost them well. Rut stick to facts! When tempted to exaggerate, St ii k to facts! Tell the truth; don't overstate Stick to facts! If the truth Is not enough. . Something is wrong about your stuff. Anyway, don't try to bluff St iik to facts! MOKE Till Til FACTS Say Mister, these are our senti ments, and Intentions. If you think we do not "Stick to Facts" Just kindly tell us so. Churchill Hdw.Co. TG IRONMONGERS Quick puncture remedy "Air-Vulc" 50c a can, will last long mm Cass Street SMILE II ' ijtmr feet uiiilrr a clean tnhle in a well ventilated lining rimm, irliere tliere tire no disagreeable ndort to an n o, nn il a irnierl; prepared meal befure you, you will fiirfrt your hiisinesH worries and S.M 1 LE, and this old world will smile, with yon. WE CAN AND WILL PLEASE YOU Uie Cafeteria Phone SI F RESH VEGETABLES Our stock of Is fresh and complete at all times. A full stock of Diamond "W" Canned Goods Let us fill your order for flour aud feed. Garden seeds of all kinds. the: cash store ". little randy una' and then Is relished by all sorts of men '' !''Tli:it-. urn think Mint ruin mini has losl his taste for aweet, wln-u Im-'s niil v just a litt ll Particular About Quality Ihat is our huliliy and vc would be pleased to DEMONSTRATE TO YOU Pickens Rrothers F.KKINS 'uiI.DINO PHONE lo.V Moving: Time Pianos and Furniture, Moved, Packed and Stored Local and Long-distance Hauling II. J. Di nn Transfer and Storage Co. Ml. Di.iblo, K-Ucr leineut than all the rest. Washing Machine Facts We are selling what we be lieve to be oue of the very best If not the very best. Fact. We have sold In this commun ity about fee and none return ed, proof of Fact. Sold on guarantee of satisfac tion. Fart. Several are Electrics, with never a trouble. Fact, Estimated cost of power AH to 'i cents per hour. Fart. Wringer included, and also operated by power, saving strength as well as time. Fa't. Child can operate hand ma chine. Fact. Call t store and examine either Vacuum" or "Rig 3." One thing not yet raised in price. FACT PINE APPLE DIAMOND "W" FINE APPLE is healthful and delicious, g-ive It a trial and oe convinced Neely & Neely Opposite the P. O. 122 Cast seasonable Vegetables YOU CAN CHOI" K.XI'KXHKS considerably by buying your nienta at tbls market. Not at the aacrlflce of qiuillty, either. You'll find our meat choice, prime and tender. No better to be had anywhere at any price. Hut we buy direct and In larftu quantities and are thus enabled to sate you con siderable of your meat money. UTe Cass Street Market Louis Kohlhagen, Pro. 107 West Cas Street.