smtvi; to tmh rriii i''.
Lr. I'. II. Viucil, county
health oiticer, requests all persona
using water from wells or Borings lo
supply him with a sample. Properly
prepared bottles for containing the
water may be had free from the
county health offlrer upon applica
"dignifying
the.
industries'
GILLMOUR KESSN
Ladies and Gentlemen's Cleaning,
Pressing, Altering and Repairing
PRICES REASONABLE
S. W. Corner Cass and Pine
,Si'fr',4
V
During Hot
Weather
Vnh mm hliM'-itunlo hn'ad (o avoid
piospi-i-atlou ami other uiiniiiiI
tavy (M)iidltliiiM of makiiiK bn-ml
hi tliu old wny.
On June 1st We
Added
two ounces to 1 1n louf. If your
Ki-onr do8 not curry our Inetid
4-liiinun grocoi-i in plioim
I'ti 1 1 lino of dolicloiiN piiHlry til
wiiyH t your roniiniind.
Umpqua Bakery
II. fil'KNT, Prop.
1 10 Jackson Nlrool,
North Side
I ul N'orlh of Kinney Spur, North
liukKOii Strt't't, I'homt ft'JO.
(trdi'rs for nil kind of Itulldlitg Muivrliil pri)'iiitly I'lln'd nt
Kt-usniiablo I'rlrus.
Mill Work Our Specialty
I rul t ltotM In Any (Jitiuilliy,
t'liom .Mil I ii iMIU All work flriiclne
Commercial Abstract Co
Abstracts of 1 itle Filing Papers Prepared
Insurance, Ktc.
Bonds of all Kinds Funiishcl
HUM Nortli Jniknon t. ItOSl. Ill li.i, OKKI.'UN
DOUGLAS COUNTY CREAMERY
has the
Best Buttermaker in the State
I ICE CREAM SEASON IIEREK
in large or small quantities. Let us have wr
partv orders. Telephone 340. o
tion, and It in his fntontlon to hnvo
ftimly lfj madu to n'rtln the pur
ity of such waters. . dwwtf
I. H. Smith. T.iinaa'.; ui lite local
telephone exchange, went to- Von
calla this morning to look after busi
ness matter.
Thii Is the 1 itle of a beautiful 64 -pa go book, which
will ibow bi y boy or girl bow to SUCCEED. Drop a
post.il la tbu a la 11 TODAY and It will be sent FREE.
Tbe aim or t ie College U to dignity and popularise
tbe lnduairl i, and to serve ALL tbe people. It offers
couiuefl In Agriculture, Civil Euglneerlbg, Electrical
EDglueerlntf, Mechanical Engineering, Mining Euln
eeiiiig, Furtitry, Doineitlo. Uolence and Art, Com
merce, Pbatui&cy and Music. Tbe College opens
September 'rid. Catajog fret.
Addreii: REQISTKAR. OREOON AGRICULTURAL
COLLEOS, Corvalllt, Oregon.
CALL AND GETjWISE
Roseburg Oregon
Coffee Special
Coffee
THAT
IS
Coffee
Our 'Viry diiy -iifiVo hmtIiiI Ih
HmmI mfCcr. (Mir Hpechil hh-nd it(
IMC JMT IIIIIIIm) In Hie iM'Ht tlllH
.money -wi huy. Our (oldti WI
Klerl t'tit Jh tint Ik-hI on llu liuir
kt. Try a Ipiutl rim If mt
tmlUfli-d, your inuiH'y hark.
Henry Easton
Grocer
344 N Jackson Phone 2(5
Plaining Mill
-i
lOltlsST llltKK K,(ilN(;.
Crew of ltu lx-ttvn For Honshu lo
Fight Flumes.
Special to The Evening News.)
HOAGM.V. Ore.. July 28, District
Rangers R. E. Harpham and E. H.
Lough arrived at this place last night
and reported a number of forest flree
burning up the North Umpqua river;
one near the Glen Echo station, two
near the JUihee, one on Steamboat
v.riu V. and another at Mountain Mead
ows. These fires were started as a
result of an electric storm occurlng
last Monday night. Mr. Harpham
and Mr. Lough are organizing a crew
of fire ftghterfl, securing packers and
pack animals, preparatory to the
pompt suppression of same.
Forest Supervisor 8. C. Bartrum
some lime ago made Iloaglln general
I headquarters for supply and equlp
j ment station preparatory to an emer-
gency or this kind. Consequently,
all that Is needed is the organlza
I Hon of a crew of men and pack anl
! mals to get men and supplies to the
(Ire, which under the present ar
rangements can be done very quickly.
Fourteen men from Rose buns are on
their way und will reach Hoaglln to
night and will be working on the
various fires not later than tomor
row. Everyone In this section of the
country Is lending the forest service
every possible assistance in this Im
portant matter as they all appreciate
the magnitude of the forest wealth
lying In the North Fmpqua Basin.
MeMlllen Bros, are exerting every
ffort In their power and will leave
with a pack load of supplies about
midnight tonight. The promptness ex
ercised by the forest officials and
those iuimedhitely assisting them will
undoubtedly suppress these numer
ous fires before any material damage
'h done.
IM.ANO CONTEST.
Stmnllng of ConteHtuiiiH In I'pton 11.
lino Contest lit JoHeplison'H.
No. ?, 25.2&0
No. 4K 1 3.505
No. 80 7.095
No. it, 2.450
No. I I 8 , 0,225
No. M0 KI.580
No. l-in v :l 2,5(1 5
No. Ill : 18,200
IMeuse remember that all votes
must be turned In on Wednesday
only. All votes Issued during a cer
tain month must be turned In that
month.
JOSEPHSON'S.
3518 wins dally prize for Wednes
day. July 2; :U151 wins dally prize
for Thursday. July 27. Josephson's.
LOCAL NEWA.
I'rof Fred A. floff, of MelroHe, was
In the city today.
L. Myatt, of Uardlner, is a busi
ness visitor in Roseburg tod'ty.
Mrs. J. Ourr and two children, left
! Tor (irunts Pass this morning after a
I brief visit at the hnim of R. M.
(turns In this city.
. ('buries B. Austin, of Glendnle,
(pent yesterday In Roseburg nttend-
. Ing to huslnesH matters and vhltlng
j with friends.
! Mrs. Whitney left for her home at
Eugene tliln morning afler a few
i days spent tit the home of her son.
i I. T. Whitney, in this city.
Miss May Franzer left for her
homo at Portland this morning ufter
a brief visit at the homo of her uncle.
! O. P. Coshow. in this city.
J. (t. Flook arrived hero from
Portland this morning to attend the
funeral of his brother. O. R. Flook.
whh h wiih held at Ten Mile today
French dry denning, newest
method? used. Your old su't can be
made to look as good as new nt a
sinull cos.. Clothes cleaned, hats
mocked. If you are looking 'or
iood. quirk sorviro see. Sloper, th
leaner and prefer. Telephone 47
Forest Supervisor ltartru'm toda
dispatched fifteen men to the Dia
mond Lake vicinity, sixty-eight mile
east of Rosehurg. for the puipose of
fighting forest fires raging In that lo
cality. The men carry camp equip
ment and are prepared to remain In
no inns ior seeni weens ir neces
sary. Among those registered at the Mc
Clallen hotel today are tbe follow
ing: A, K. Selln, Fulls. City; C. S.
Mller, Portland: E. W. Neen. Port
land: S. A. Kendall. Pittsburg. Ph.;
M 11. Splro. St. Louis; Bertha I'en
nlnger. Mxrtle Crvk: K. A. Alle.
Portland; Chu-. Austin. Glendale; J
T. Ithoades, Rochester, N Y.; W. M
Goold. Mil w ankee; e.uy Law ton.
Mcdford
The friends of the Gates family
who formerly lived 111 AVest Rose-j
tui rit, und moved to Portland about
two years ago. were surprised n few
days ftgo to leam that Miss Luclle;
was not expected to live from typhoid
fever. Yesterday morning a tele
wram was i-eceived saying she had
passed away at their home near
Lents. Her many friends at Roseburg
are gloved at her sudden demise and
sMtipathy goes out to the grief stick
en family. To know l.iirlle was to
love her. she was the idol of the
home She attended the Roseburg
school and was an active member of
The M E church when living her.
Miss WiUMta Green, of this city, at
tended the funeral, which occurred ai
Lents today.
..miss iio;f;iuss expires...
,
Miss Myrtle Boggess, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Martha Ragan, who
reside about 9 miles east of
Roseburg. on South Deer Creek,
died shortly after 3 o clock this
afternoon after an Illness of 4
jiearly eighteen months. Death
was the result of tuberculosis.
Asido from a, heartbroken
mother tne deceased Is survived
by three sisters, Mrs. Sherman
Connlne, Mrs. E. C. Davis and
Miss Alberta Boggess, and one
brother, Floyd Boggess, nil of
whom reside on ' South Deer
Creek. No arrangements had
been made for the funeral up to
a tate hour this afternoon.
Miss Boggess was 21 years of
age and a native Douglas coun-
ty daughter. She was well
known In Roseburg wheer she
was employed in various capacl-
tie prior to her llliress. Having
many friends In this locality.
the news of Miss Boggess' death
was received with sincere re-
gret.
WILDE TO HETIRV.
Governor Johnson Will Sign F I ra
dii Ion Piw,H'rs.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 27. Gov
ernor Johnson will sign extradition
paiiers for the return of Louis J.
Wilde, under indictment hi Portland
for alleged embezzlement, to Oregon
The decision was reached tonight af
ter a conference at wlch Johnson
District Attorney Cameron and R. II.
Sumner, uttorney for Wilde were
present. The governor refused the
extradition papers last Saturday, de
claring the allegations made by Cam
eron were not sufficient to warrant
such a proceeding. Cameron pre
sented additional facts to Attorney
General Webb when the governor ac
cepted tonight as satisfactory. Sum
ner said Wilde will return to Port
land, MR. FARMER. .
Why pay a peddler $35.00 to
$50.00 more fo a buggy or hack,
when you can tuy a better Job foi
that much less money from youi
home deutei. If yot: buy from n
peddler he sells you today and ic
gone tomorrow. Ills guarantee lasl.
J list as lorsr. He has to get a blp
price for his goods, as he Is at a
big expense all the time, and If he
takes your note, he makes the prlci
enc lgh so he can sell It to a bank
at a discount of from 15 to 20 per
cent.
Do these "peddlers" pay any taxee
to help build and keep up youi
roads? Do they buy any of your
produce? Are they any benefit to
you or your county or state?
Thinks it over, and If you are go
ing to buy a buggy, hack, or wagon
get our prices first
J. F. BARKER & CO.
dswtl
ROSEItrRU MARKET REPORT.
(Prices Paid Producer.)
Wheat !0c to 95c per bushel.
Oats No. 1 , white feed, 4 5c pe
bushel. v
Barley Feed, $.11, ton.
Hay Local grown, $11.
Vegetables Cabbage, 2
Onions Oregon Yellow
per lb.,
Danvers,
Potatoes
per 100.
Oregon fancy, $2.5u
Butler Fancy creamery, 70c per
roll, country 4 0c per roll.
Eggs Oregon ranch, 2 2 Vie per
dozen.
Poultry Average old hens. 12c
per pound ; young roosters 1 tic;
Beef Cows, Hlfce; steers. 4lc.
Veal Dressed. 8c.
Munton. 2.
Pork Dressed. 9c per pound.
Strawberries $2 per crate.
Cherries lie and 7c per pound.
Green Beans, 4c,
Wax Beans. 4c.
Rhubarb. 1 :t-4c.
Raspberries. $2.50 crate.
Loganberries, $ i .20 crate.
Blackberries. $1.75 crate.
Apples, Yellow Transparent, 4c.
Peaches, 75 cents box.
Sugar, retail, $ii.(I5.
CLASS I F I E I A I V I :TtT I S EM E NTS
WANTED. "
HELP W ANTED - First class brick
layers, G. S. Harris. Riddle. Ore
gon. WANTED Girl to do general house
work. Apply at News office for
particulars. Stf
WANTED TheTnume nnd addiess of
gent Ionian w ho purchased the
county rlwM for the sale of medi--luo
and i oplhuice a yo'ir ncn of
D:' lu ll. Ppon receipt of desired
address he will learn something to
his Interest LAEM NILE '.'17 V lus
lon street, Los Angeles. Cul. al
LODGE DlltlU TORY.
O. E. S. Roseburg Chftpier. No 6
holds their regular meeting on tlu
fitsi and third Thursdays In each
month. Visiting members In gooc'
standintt are respecu ullv tui
to attend Mary E. llouck, V
M : Free Johnson. See.
F O, E . Roseimrg Aerie. No. i4ii
moots second and foiirih Monda
In their hall on Jackson street n
8 P. M Grafton Worthlngton,
P.. F. G. Mlcelll. sec.
It. P. O. E Roseburg Lodge. No
Sifi. holdn regular communlca
Hon at their temple on second
and fourth Thursdays oT eacl'
month Ml members requested
S.; H. O. Lewis. K. 9.
N. Kwart. clerk.
YUlODMt N OF THE WORI.I ah
Camp, No 125. moots at the Odd
Feliows" Hall in Roseburg. ever;
first and thtrd Monday evenings
Visiting neighbors always wo
come. R. E Smith. C. C; E J
WOMKN (It- UOOIM'H.UT LllHf I
C'rcle. No. 43. meets on first and !
third Nlondsv evenings of each
month in the I. O. O. F. hall Vis
iting members In standing j
are Invited to attend. Orac
Pllklngton, O X.; Clar Ciwlfleld.
clerk.
HAY PRESS WAMBi) t-ennd
hand hay baler wanted. Address
E. A. Krn bo, Rt. I, Roseburg. ti
BOARDERS W ANTED In private
family, laborers preferred. In
quire 523 N. Main street. a5
WANTED Position as stenograph-!
er. Three years law office ex- j
perLince. References furnished. '
Address Lydia Messman, Box 325,!
Enid Okla. ai '
PLAIN SEWING AND DRESSMAK-I
ING All work guaranteed. Mrs. j
E. M. Voss. 4 33 North Rose
street. al .
FOR SALE A nice, neat 6-room
bungalow, centrally located In pav
ed district. Sewer connections,
bath, patent toilet, etc. Ideal lo
cation. Price $2,600. Address A
care NeWB office. ' dswtf
WANTRD Salesmen tor exclualvt
territory. Big opportunities. Ni
experience necessary. Coraplett
line Yeklma Valley grow n fruit
shade and ornamental stock. Cast
weekly. Outfit free. Toppenish
Nursery Company, Topt,enish
Wash. dswti
l OU RENT
FOR RENT Seven room house near
depot. Inquire, at this office.
' Pj21
1-OR SALE
BLACK MIXORCAS Will sell a pen
of six young laying hens and one
cock cheap. Inquire News office.
FOR. SUECToice fo"x nound
pups, from registered stock, nd
dress box 448. Rosehurg. dsv'l-
FOR SALE Good first and second
cutting Alfalfa hay. Inquire of E.
R. Fenn, Melrose, Ore. Phone
Farmers 116. 24dsw
FOR SALE Two Shetland "ponies
well matched, drive single oi
double, perfectly gentle. Inquire
News omce. Uswtl
FOR SALE One 20-horse power
tnblar horizontal boiler for sale.
Inquire at the Roseburg Steam
Laundry. tf
FO ir'SALE Onk stove and block
wood, 4 mlloH out, at $1.75 the
tier on the ground; no hills. Phone
3X6, Roseburg, Oregon. dtf
COW FOR" SALE -Three-qulirter
blood Jersey cow for sale, fresh
Address N. L. Conn, Roseburg.
Phone 6X d2t
DISC FOR SAUEOnT "CIafksSe"n
lor cutaway disc for sale cheap.
Only used one year. Address Box
fS3. Rosebiirg. tf
FOR SALE Sewn room nouse,
toilet, bath, p.iniry, etc., centrally
located, near paved district, 60
foot lot. Price $2,500. ' Address
"Owner," care of The News dswtf
FOR 8ALH CIIKAP One 2 horse
power gasoline engine, good as
new. A good strong engine. K O
box 475, Hosebnrg, Ore., or In-
quire tit News oltlre.
ClTofCE HAROAIN Good 7
room house, toilet and wood shed
off of Inrge porch; lot 85x07, 2
blocks from postolllce. Price too
low for print. Address V., care
Nows. dtf
BEAUTIFUL HOME SITU Two
acres, all In choice fruit, grand
view of city. One of the lines!
properties In Roseburg or vlclnlt
for a home. Inquire at this olllc't
for particulars.
POUR LOTS Nice residence . and
garden property, lay well, close to
Edenhower store and dirt cheap
at only $05 each. Inquire ni
News office, but be qpick about
it. tfd
I'AttGAIN 155 acres of land for
saie in t.'.mias Valley; will sell
part or all. There Is a bargain In
this place If taken soon. For par
ticulars address Allen Wilson
Caitias Valley, Ore. a3
FIVE ACRES FOR SALE Nice piece
of land, all fenced, closo In and
ready for planting. No buildings
but a choice spot for small farm
Price $1,250. Inquire News of
flee.
FOR SALE. A few choice S. C.
White Leghorn cockrels. Rnncho
Mirasol Birain. Pasadena. Calif.,
one dollar each. Inspection Invit
ed. Apply ,T. Ilcntley, Alexander
land, Roseburg. da22
FOR SALE Expecting to get a car.
1 ira offering for sale my span
3 year old bays, nafe for a wo
man to drive, my rubber tired
stnnope. either for two or four
persons, and set of new harness.
Will sell separately. E. II. Rosen
herry. east of fair grounds. dtf
80 ACRES FOR SALE 45 acres tll
lable. 22 lii cultivation. 2 acres
paled In for graden; good house,
cellar and barn, 85 bearing frull
trees, team, harness, wagon, hnck.
2 cows, 3 plows, $50 worth o
lumber, all for $3,200. Addresi
box 35, Dlllard. Ore. f
WILL TRADE Owner will exchange
a nice piece of Rosehurg propertv
for small farm. This propertv i'i
among the best of the city, all set
to young orchard. Just in bear
ing, and will bear Investlgal ion
Want simill farm that Is on rlvei
or creek or has good springs. In
quire News otlice. tr
S.M.K OR TRAliK 1-fWnr new
house -mil lot; will sell reasoliabl
and give terms; would accept good
team, harness and wagon as pan
payment. A bargain, so com
quick. Address "Oowner." car--News
ollice. a;i
FOR SALE -An SO-aere farm for
sale or rent. Ill acres under the
plow, plenty of outside range, with
privilege of buying good team, a
wagon, cow and Implements on
place; about ten tons of hav In
barn. Address J. K. Falbe. Olalla.
Orecoir d-aln
TIVtliKR CLAIM FOR SALE The
K. W or the s. E. and the S
4 of the N. E. of section 26
In township 3i, south of range 2
west, consisting of sugar pine, fir
ar,.l cedar. Cruised over four mil
lion feet. Price $3,000. Address
P. care News, Roseburg. dswif
FOR SALE (l.-nerai purpose team
matched horses. 6 and S years old.
W'elalit 1,25a pounds. Free driv
ers and good workers: perfectly
sound, new double harness goes
with team. Also a single wagon,
horse and harness, all In first
class condition. The above can
be hud cheap for ci'sh. Inquire at
the Roseburg Flour Mills. Phone
56 dswtfi
TIM HER CLAIM FOR SALE- Thi
following described timber elan
Is i ffered for sale: N. B. i of
th S E K, S E of Ihe N
E V, of W 4 X E. i of sec
townslilp So south of ran 2
west, consisting of ltSrt acres of
sugar pine, flr and cedar. It rn.i
ed three and one-hcif mtlH.n
Price. $.1,000 Address P. calf
News, Rosehurg. Or. dswt
WOOD FOR SALE Phone Farmers
1M. J I. Springatened. Rosebure,
for wood Prompt dpifverv. dif
Slab Wood
Dry Fir Wood
Split Oak Wood
WE
YOUR
Now is the time to order your winter's wood
Take advantage of our special prices. We make
cur own deliveries, insuring promptness and
correctness.
Roseburg Feed & Fuel Co. .
Warehouse and Office, Winchester Street on the
Switch. Telephone 163
r
The Great Rub
The Old Ch inese Doctors administered all medicine
by rubbing through the pores of the skin. That
was four hundred years ago, and to prove that
they knew what they were doing then, forty cen
turies of experience has not improved upon the
method, for we are still rubbirg it in?
Dr. Hoover's Liniment
Banishes Pain, Reduces Swelling and Inflamma
tion, softens stiff joints and sore muscles, and is
just simply the greatest Liniment ior Man and
Beast. A bottle of Hoover's Liniment should be
upon the shelf of every Farmer. A great big
bottle for only 25c, 50c and $1.00.
HAZLEWOOD
ICE CREAM
The most appetizing cream made is now being
I served at our soda fountain. Trv it. It's the
best in the land.
ROSEBURG PHARMACY. INC.,
Roseburp; Oregon
Edenbower
Orchard Tracts
Write us for Information regarding
i these tracts, located about one mile
mini the city of Roseburg. Ore.. In
the tannins I mpqiia Valley fruit dis
trict. Sold In 5 and 10 acres tracts
planted to apples, Intorplanted with
peaches, also to pears or prunes, car
ed for a period of 4 years. Near
schools and churches. Easy access to
city water and electric light.
40 acres in acres young orchard.
with bath; barn and 5 out buildings.
spring w;iier piped to house, chicken
vard and garden, chickens, tools, etc
A SNAP.
200 acres S5 acres In cultivation.
10 acres in bearing orchard. 10 acres
in young orchard, new 7-room house,
barn etc. 4 live springs, good well,
all implements, stock, etc. A HAIi
(i.MX. 54 acres 30 acres cleared, bal
ance oak timber. Small house, barn
.ind out buildings. Chickens, turk
eys, tools, wagou and cow go with
place. Cood spring water piped to
ouse Can he bought cheap
A ;ooi lti'Y.
10 4 acres orchard land. 3 4 acres
of this is In bearing orchard. 13 years
old In fine condition. Small 4 -room
HIMES &
REAL
Dealers in Lands
Roseburg
FOit SALE Two Herford bulls,
one year old. FIrstclass. Address
L. L. Mntthews, Glide, Or, dtt
Grain of All Kinds
WANT
Hay of All Kinds.
OBDERlFeed of All Kinds.
tlOUSe. tlllllt OH knoll nv.rlnnl,lnn
icily of Roseburg. Soil free loam.
located one mile from cltv limits,
flue road. Price $4,000, $2,000
cash balanpe long time at 6 per cent.
FIXE IIKAIUVt; ORCHARD.
13 4 acres, all' in fruit mostly
bearing: npples, pears, cherries
and peaches; nice home: packing
house, bnrn and other buildings
stock and tools. On the banks of
the Umpqua river. 3 miles from Rose
burg. Will sell at a bargain If sold
soon.
Here It Is.
An opportunity that you have been
walling for. For the man or so
man Who With A v.rp llttlA M
and some ambition. To secure-
10 acres of land suitable for fruit
nr OOlillrv pnf.fncr All U. i
" ' nr.icu, Close
111. and on main county road. You
can uu una iu acres tor 11.500. On
your own terms, provided you will
agree to build n Inur p . . -
bouse and enclose the tract with
wmen wire rence.
20 72-100 acres all cleared, eirent
a few oak trees, all fenced: large live
spring. Fine tract Tor fruit, poultry
and gardening Four miles from
Roseburg on main county road. Free
mail delivery. Will sell at a hue.
j sain, and on easy terms.
OLIVER
ESTATE
of all Descriptions
Oregon
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