.J'
.1-k
. v .... V,,- -l" t-t'f"-:
EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW j
THE STORE THAT DOES THE BUSINESS
Bearing down pass
3647 Indiana Avenue.
Chicago, 111., Sept. 27, 1932.'
T have been a sufferer with almostcvery kind
of female trouble for years, but as long aa I
could got around and do my work I would not
try patent iuedicincB as I bad no faith in them.
About eight months ago I hud to take to
FISHER & BELLOWS CO.
Are You Young and Dashing?
We don't want to sell you these if you're old and grey and
bent with the cares of the world. They are designed for the
young fellows with dash and a the sort that
my bed, suffering with prolapsus of the uterus,
with bearing down pains and intense pains
I in the back. My aunt, who came to nurBe me
told me of Wine of Cardui and Bent for a bote
tie. J am indeed giad that Bhe did, for that
first bottle started me on the road to recov
ery. In a few weeks I was out of bed and in three months I was
'I
in better health and stron
B---; ' V ... S
ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
BY
REVIEW PUBLISHING CO.
OFFICE Review Building, (llrst iioor)
Jackson Street. Telephone, Main 001.
L. WIMUKKLY EDITOR
B. W. BATK9 Foreman
DAILY
far year, by mall 1300
Par Month, delivered 0
Per Week, delivered 16
8KMI-WKKKLY.
rare" rc.oo
Mx Months Sl-00
Al'ItlL 13, l'JOl.
ger than I had been
r
Calapooia News,
with
Farmers are getting along line
their spring work.
Lester Kump, of Coles Valley, was
among us the 10th inst.
Fred Goll, ol Yonoulla, was greeting
Calapooia friends lust Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Ada Itichards was taken to
Oakland the 10th inst., for medical
Came Warden Smith was
Hooking over this country latoly. As
far as known the game law is being
duly obeyed hero.
Miss Fairy Howard Is visiting with
her Bister, Mrs. Underwood, at Oak
land this week.
Mrs. Kearney Emmltt, of Coles Val
ley, passed ttirough this valley last
week enroute to Oakland, where her
little gill, who has been quite ill, will
receive medlcul trcatmunt from Dr.
Page.
C. D. Smith is now the owner of the
finest organ on the Calapooia. Hy tak
lug advantage of the offers made by
the dlfToront Organ C'o's. when bidding
Jor our Sunday School organ, he secured
A fine cottage organ for at least 925
less than catalogue prices, and musical
Instruction, twenty lessons, for his son
Louie, bosides.
Mr. Fred Day Is visiting with his
vnelo and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. James
lllchards, this week. Ex.
years. 1 take a dose now,
occasionally, of Wine
Cardui and am kept in
perfect health.
Wine of Cardui brings certain relief to women suffering any symp
tom of fenifde weakness and perfectly regulates the menstrual flow. Wine
of Cardui stops bearing down pains by ierinanently relieving the irritation
which weakens the ligaments holding the womb in place. You need not
suffer evury month it you take this medicine. The periodical discharge
will be painless and healthy without cpntinual weakening drains. Wine
of Cardut will make your health right and you may treat yourself privately
in your own home. Secure a $1.00 bottle of Wine of Cardui from your
druggist today.
Sec'y Woodman b Circle No. 70.
are requested to make all necessary ar
rangements for the same. It is earnestly
urged that those selected delegates to
the county convention attend in person.
By order of the Democratic Countv
Central Committee, and dated this 21st
day of March, l'J04.
Attest:
Fit AN K G. MlCKLM,
Secretary.
Dkxtkr Rick.
Chairman.
A Or"Ht MeiiNitflun
There was a big sensation In Leos
vilie, Intl., when W. II. Brown, of that
flaoe, who was expected to die, had
lis life saved bv Dr. Kind's Now Dis
covery lor Consumption. He writes:
Rclntlo KhmuuittUm Curnri.
"I have been subject to sciatic rheu
matism for years," says K. H.Waldron,
of Wilton Junction, Iowa. "My joints
were stiff and gave me much pain and
discomfort. My joints would crack
when I straightened up. I used Cham
horlain's Pain Halm and have been
thoroughly cured. Have not had a
pain or ache from the old trouble for
iniiiiv uMMJLiis. ii is cui Lumiy n iiiuHb
wondorfnl liniment." For Bale by
Hamilton Drug Co.
lula Bradley Bond Dead.
Kugene Register, April 12: Mrs.
lula Bradley Bond died Sunday mon -
endured insutTeran o agon es Irora i ' " -''-' "u wnjgusuun u, uie ,l. na nt m..., i.
Aut.him. hut. vitiir 'nw nipriivm'V pave heart. Mrs. linnd whs nn nf T.nnn ' . . J '
Arbor-Day Musings.
(Rev. George H. Bennett.)
How expressive Is Nuture In all her
various forms and features! How
eloquent are her many voices!
The soul of William Cullen Bryant
was keenly responsive to all her breath
ings and romantic mystery. What
deep insight had he In the unwritten
lore of mountain, forest, and sea. and
how woll could he translate to duller
minds their various moods.
'To him, who, in the love of Nature,
holds '
Communion with her visible forms, she
speaks
A various language: for his gayer
n our
She has
smile
And eluqueqneof beauty: and she glides
into nis uarKer musings with a miiu
And gentle sympathy, that steals away
Their sharpness, ero he Is aware."
How pleasing is her voice of gladness
in our gayer hours, and how grateful
in our darker musings, is her gentle
sympathy! Well may we cultivate,
4 ':vv::
a voice of gladness, and a
me immetliato rolicf and soon thereafter county's highly respeded school teach-
effojted a complete cure." Similar
euros of Consumption, Pneumonia,
Bronchitis and Grip ure numerous.
It's the peerless remedy for all throat
and lung troubles. Price 500, and $1.
(Juaratiiocd by A. C. Marsters & Co., of
Jtoaoburg, Or., druggists. Trial bot
tles free.
Democratic Delegates.
Gardiner Delegates, Wm. Anderson,
I'otcr Nelson, J. M. Dailey, A. J. Id
dingo, 11. T. Ann worth. Justice, Thos.
Williams; constublo, A. V. Smith; com
mitteeman, Win. Murphy.
Cow Creek Do legates, W. I Bar
ton, J. W. Ilulght, G. W. Marvin.
Committeeman, G. W. Marvin.
ance with her visible forms. Well may
ere, having successfully tuught In many L , , . . . , '
. . J h J aid birds, and trees, for that love
, u i I,,-,, , ' s iftena the asperities of human nature
bhe was born in 1870 and was reared' ,i ui .Hi. i .i-
t 111 Ul LIIKS US IUIU uaur mpuLiiy
wltlTour fellows.
All hall to Arbor-Day! Lot every
one note well its lessons and plant a
to womanhood near Kugono, where she
formed many acquaintances. Deceased
was the sister of Mrs. K. J. Lucky, of
this city, and Mrs. A. B. Millican, of
Arizona, who are yet living.
The funeral was held from the family
residence here this afternoon imder
the auspices of the Kebekah lodge, of
which she was a member.
(Mrs. Bond taught two years In the
seventh grade In the Uoseburg Public
School a few years ago. She was very
popular with !oth pupils and patrons
and hor death will occasion profound
regret.)
Hum Dun tnr Pile.
Itching Piles produce moisture and
ohiimi iliMii ii- I Mb fnim. n woll ilh
blind, bleeding or protruding Pllosaro !
cured by Dr. Bosanko's Pile Itemed y.
tttops itching and bleeding. Absorbs,
tumors; 50c a jar at druggists or scut j
by mail. Treatise free. Write mo;
nhout your case. Dr. Bosanko. Phlla-j
dolphin, t'u. ror sale hy A. C Man
tors, Druggist.
County Convention Called.
A democratic convention for tho
county of Douglas Is hereby called to
meet at Uoseburg. Oregon, on Satur
day, tho llith day of April, 1ih), at 10
o'clock a. m., for tho purposo of nomi
nating candidates for the variouscounly
oilier and electing delegates to tho!
staio convention to be held at Portland, '
Oregon, on the llith day of April, l!H)l,
and for the traiiHUction of such other;
busiuoMs as may come in to re the con
vention. The several precincts in the county
will be entitled to one delegate at largo
and one delegate for each 20 votes cast
for Hon. Geo. K. Chamberlain, demo
cratic candidate for governor In June,
1W2, and one delegate to each fraction
of 10 or ovorsocast to-wli: Bohemia, 1;
Camas Valley, 'M Perdue, 2; Comstock,
4; Kellogg, 2; Gardiner, 5: Scottslmrg,
2; Mt. Scott, 2; Coles Valley, it; t ow
Creek, 'M Looking Ghss, 4; Kast .
ITmN)iia, , Caliiooia, ft; Oakland, 5; !
UllMitn nilM-.M Wllhntv i- fvl
Bend, .1; Olalla, .1: Glcndale. 0; Myrtle
Creek, 7; Pass Creek, "; Kiddle, 4; Can
yonville, 4; Yoncalla, 0; West Uoseburg,
U; Unipqna.0; 1 Hum Creek, tl: Kisebnrg,
; Iays Creek, 1.
Primaries will be held In the various
precincts on Saturday, the ith day of
April, 1004, at the hour of ouo o'cltH'k
p. ni., and the precinct committeemen
Like
a Comet
TP1 t -n lh s5y comes
X 1113 VtA tho star of hnalth
to the weak and
weary despon-
. dent dyspeptic,
curing all
stomach
WW troubles and
famous remedy
does (or the stom
ach that which It
Is unable to do for
Itself, even if but
slightly disordered
or overburdened.
Kodol
supplies the natural
Juices ot digestion and
does the work ot the
stomach, relaxing the
nervous tension, while
the Inflamed muscles
and membranes ot that
organ are allowed to
rest and heal. It cures
Indigestion, flatulence,
palpitation of the heart,
nervous dyspoitsia and
all stomach troubles bv
cleansing, purifying and
strengthening the glands,
membranes of the stom
ach anddigeslivo organs.
mm
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
Tear Dialer Can S apply T.
Botttoi wfr. $1.00 Plie hM)nf ji ttmsi
the trial iU, whxh sells lor SOc.
rrmrts by K. C. DtWITT 4 CO, CB1CA00.
ror sale by I'nllerton ft Ulchardson,
Kiwburir. Oregon.
MANHOOD RESTORED
"CUPIDEKE"
Tt,t T1 ilM" itsliiff. thw t-rtTlplinn (if a fimont fftnchT-tctsn will ititrk?y
Jj i.3 .'iir -mi ,-( IUrft..n;1it. atM tiiM.ii (.-nra-w mu-Ii . I.nat flnnhowl. In.iiti
W tifliili. Iln In lUn llnrk. Tirrahlln, Srrtnni lfhl lli.t , I'lmplr.
1. - hv. - . urinrrrtr, nni iinau m tin. (me lti, tMMnr. Iba
hmev, ll 11 l: K i-Uan' tha lifr. tun kuln. r n,l tlt Ufi ar orKnn of
allnnt'iinUM. tT lIIr. K Iranulhixaii-I iftlt..r-il1) Tt. n-on iurT-.- Ir . 0j
ItM otilr knAtin n-nif.lr to mf wnh..ii an rati.-n. l'Mim,ii nit A wriiii-n unnm- iiTori and
rnnr m-rnw 11 an t-iaa i not tKM partnanani ur, t. buij lit (ot tV. b mail. 8bil for
irKUt utl
AJdraai UATOL Hr.DICIXM CO., r O. Boa It mm rrawlBo, Cnl.
For Sale by FullerUm & Kichimtson, Uoseburg, Oregon.
tree. The grass, the herb, the shrub,
the tree the most ancient classification
occupies a place of peculiar interest
and dignity in the kingdom of Nature.
In vegetation tlrst apjeared the essence
of life. It stands as a mediator between
tho lower mineral kingdom and the
higher kingdom of animal life, a
mediator between the living and the
dead. Who shall explain to us the
mystery of Nature's chemistry by
which the delicate rootlets dissolve the
inorganic minerals of tho earth, and
the leaves decompose nod absorb the
carbonic acid taken from the surround
ing air? Who shall explain to us the
hidden processes by which plants
breathe, and assimilate, and perspire,
and sleep? Vastly Important to us aro
are all the functions of the plants.
They take up the poisonous gases and
replenish the air we breathe with the
blood purifying oxygen. They trans
form the crude elements of earth and
air and sunshine into food to nourish
our bodies. They spread a mantle of
bright tintsover the dull landscape and
gladden the heart. How restful to the
eye is the vision of green Ileitis, how
soothing to weary minds are the whis
pering leaves, and the fragrance of the
woods Nature's lullabies.
History records the story of many
notable trees. Mount Lebanon is
known from early Hihlical times for its
j famous cedars. In 100(1 there wore six
: teen venerable cedars that measured
more than thirty feet in circumference,
j Tho famous banyan tree of Ceylon is on
: Mount Lavinia, seven miles from
Colombo. Two roads wind between its
many stems, and Its shadow at noontide
covers four acres. The great linden
in Wurtembnrg was ttoo years old when
it fell in the gale of The grand
old tree, which Inspired the poet's
muse, was more than 37 feet in girth.
In the Haider Valley, near Balaklava,
Utands a giant walnut tree which Is
j I'JOO years old. It Is owned by several
1 'IVrtnr families, who gather from It,
some years, neany a hum! ml thousand
j wa nuts.
j The Old World has its venerable
trees, but none less notable arc some of
the giants of the New. What school
child does not know the story of the
Treaty Kim, on the banks of tho Dela
ware, beneath whose boughs William
Penn signed his treaty with the Indian?
In ltiSJ? it perished In 120. Who
does not venerate the Chartor Oak in
Hartford, which was the hiding place
ftr the Charter of ihe Colony for
several years? And long will It be re
membered that Washington stood be
neath the spreading branches of an
know style when they come
against it and can wear some
thing nobby an.l prorcrcive
without lookir-s too much
tailor-made.
The coats are u'.'.ra made
for the man who h;
himself and wh
up-to-date, and juct a little
In front of the rest.
Ask for the Smartsac or the
Newport and look for the label (orvucimi im cbocsi i hum!, dtiu, f. I.
bearing the name of Crouse & Brandegee, Utica, N. Y. That
is the sign that the styles are Metropolitan and the tailoring
O. K. doubly so, indeed. There are none better
made.
vho vant3 t? be xjx;
Wc carry the largest and most complete stock of General
Merchandise ever displayed in Roseburg. A visit to our store
will convince you. Complete line of Groceries. 'Phone 721
elm, In Cambridge, when he took com
mand of the forces of the patriots.
What soul is not stirred with
emotions, when gazing upon the tow
ering firs and cedars of Oregon, and
when contemplating the ponderous red
woods of California! If these ancient
patriarchs could but unbosom to us the
story of life and decay, of romance and
Continued on pibo 4.
THE SURE WAY
to nrevent Pneumonia and Constimntlnn I
to cure your cold when it Ural wjipciirs. Acker's
Kiijcltsh Heiru'ily wlllstnp the ctniKh in a nljt in
nuu drive mo coin out oi your system. A I wavy
u (illicit And it urn Ciirn for Asthma. Urnnrhttl
and all throat and lung troubles. If It Uuob
run "ausiy you wo win renuiti your money.
MISCELLANEOUS.
7AXTKD. Girl for general house
VV work. Address Liox 75, Rose-
burg, d-swa!8.
FOR RENT. A warehouse in Rose
burg. Call on Mrs. M. Joseph son
for particulars. tf.
lHOS. Golden Polish eggs for sale.
$1.50 per setting of Leave or
ders at Marsters Uros. marble shop,
Uoseburg, Oregon. d m4.
FOR SALK. A tract of l.8 acres in
Edenbower. lying along the river,
opposite the Soldiers' Home. Gallon
E. M. Moore, Koseburg, Or. d-mT.
FOR RENT. Two first-class room?,
with board if desired. Good, quiet
place. Charges reasonable. At corner
Douglas and Fowler streets. Mits.
Moi.WKSTorrz. d.
F'OR SALE. Good house of five
rooms, in Rose burg, with three
fourths of an acre of land in fruit trpps
and garden. Address Z", care lie-
view, or inquire at lieviewoli.ee. d-sw
OPPORTUNITY. Would exchange
Portland citv nrniipptv fnr atrial
stock ranch. Would prefer one situat
ed on a small lake or stream. Address
"A care Oriental -American Co., Port
land, Oregon. d sw al4.
DS. T. WEST. Fire insurance.
. Notary Public. Citv Pronertv
rented. Comity and City Warrants
bouirht nnd collections made. Ofiice on
Jackson street No. 407, Hoover buildim?
opposite Post Otliee. d-swtf.
ft
BUY YOUR
Grass
and
j Garden
i Seeds
AT
Ibarker's!
1 Phone 201
GROCERIES
FOR THE RIGHT KIND
Bee AT .THE RIGHT PRICES
MRS. HENRY EAST0N
'Phone 411.
D
R. II. L. HTUDI.EY
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
8peclnll.t of chronic lleaefi. Consultation
free, office over the poitofiice. Phone lull.
Hours: 9 to 12 a. m. and 2 to ft p. m.
Residence at II. D. Uravvi place. Thone 1294
Abiiraot of title to deeded land. Papers pre
pared for tiling on government laud.
Blue prints of towuthip maps showing all va
CAot lands.
FRANK E. ALLEY
ARCHITECT and ABSTRACTER
PlanB and estimates for all kinds ol
bnildings. Special designs for office
flit urea -
Offio la Dnaglmi Ooonty tlank tlalldlng
Phone 871. K08KIIDKG, OKJS.
D
R. C. L. PEARSON
DENTIST
All work guaranteed and done by the latest
painless mid most approved methods.
Otllce hours: 9 to l: 1 to A; 7 to M; Sundays
12 to 1, aud hy aipulDliueut.
Roheiicro - Oreoon
J C.TWITCHKLL,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
&OSEHDBQ, ... OrKOON
Special attention glrea tb dlaeates of tbt eye
Office new Lout las County Bank Build
!ng.
JLUKR V. BOOVJSH.
PHYSICIAN AND SDItOEON,
Rssrburo - - Obi
Special Attention nuea to Disease of tb
noseaoa i nroai.
Offloa Main St., on door south ot cut Ha
JE0. E. HOUCK.M.D.
)tTice, in the Review building, npntairt
rooms 13 and 14.
Telephone, Main 31.
E A L
AT
OSIER'S
Are superior to any in the city.
All white help. Private boxes.
Open day and night. Furnished
rooms iu connection.
BA&TBRH AND COAST OYSTERS
NEAR THE DBPOT
V.
SI
I.
For a Good Short Order Meal ar regala
dinner go to
Jim nil's mmm..
Next door to Great Central Cigar Store
OPBN FROM ? A. M. TO 10 P. m.
E. A. Wood & Company
Yr.ur patronaee for STAPLE and FANCY
:GR0LLRIES. 6 Fresh bread daily.
Private Free Dulivery to all parts o( tho city and suburb;.
Troxel B'ock. Opposite Depot
PUUNB AM
Roseburg-Marshfield Stage Line
qniCKEST AND BEST BOCTTJ TO-
Marshfleldand all Points on the Coast
GOOD RIGS AND CAREFUL DRIVERS
E. BANGS. Prop. - W- APp. Agent at Roseourg
' r omce: On. block Irom K V. depot
TlLwtim
oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
HOMK SEEKERS
The best land in the world, and at the most
reasonable price is in the vicinity ol
OAKLAND, OREGON
This consists ol Farrnin. Fmit and Grass
Lands. For lorther particulars call on or '
address.
C. W. VAIL, Oakland, Oreaou.
oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooocooooooo