Evening Roseburg review., August 13, 1904, Image 4

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Public Sale.
TheJamoa Boasley teirs will ofTor
at public sale lit, Looking Glass, Ore
gon, to the highest bidder, on Thurs
day, August '", Hull, at lu:30 o'clock
ii. m., the loliov:ir.g real estate: Tho
nl ot swi ami swj ui and nwj of
pci ; of sei 7, ip '1 s, r 7 west, contain-
iij.' (''.; 27 u?iu-.. This includes about
iiti'f-i of !i:(tui;n and hen;h land
jiiitablu lor cultivation, with stream
iA never-Jailing waiei nmnin..' through
the: a.uiie also r.vi iievir- failing springs.
Two small or liai;:s in' apples and i
lcar:j, and liu ;'e hlucl; hei ry patch, all
laden with fruit . Sulphur spring on
ihe pliu:e. I l.ila:.i:'j ot hind covorud
with brush and i mfji .s. me of latter
iug biiimbti: tur savvcjil! purpose.
This is a gnnd v.oi k ratn:h. 'J'he fenc
Uijr w.ts nifiMitly repaired. About I
i;',,'ht tonsnf h:,y in barn. Four room'
v-v.-i hf'.tsi;, I'htee is located on Coos
lay fitae road hetivecn Looking Glass
;-vnd lesion. Tiilf perft'jt. Terms
or its cuiiivalant. on the daiu of
UV."sft'r f dct:d and. tale. ih'Si
Larger Sleeping Car Berths.
One of tlm few railroad companies
that ovns and operates the sleeping
cars in service on it- lines, is the Chi
cago, Mlllwauheo & St. f ;uil.
The sleeping cars on this line were
forim-rly I'ullrnan cars, out-rated by the
i Roseburg-Marshfield Stage Line
B. PENTON,
-SII()l:n:ST AND
Myrtle Point, Coquille
Stage leaves Tiofcburg every morning at f:00 a. m. connecting with
iraing at Myrtle Point (or Marshtield and with tho boats tor Coiiiille
river points.
GOOD HtGR AND CAKKFUL I) III V MRS
For further particulars apply to G. W. RAPP, Agent at Rosebnrjr,
v.ftps street, near n.e at put.
LAMB FOB. SALE.
Mere h the greatest snap on the list. It fieri -ft of land; good house of live
.on;s. ro:t V-'itO, small barn nml all ncri'PHHrv outbtiildiiun ; 1 acre in orchard
!;d wre in nlrawbrrit8. Lies ii county road, mile to lailroad station. '4'
uiile school, : mile in mi Uowdmrg. This is one of. the nicest little homes in
i'.u K.4inty and dirt cheap, only $1!-"U.
rVre in a go mI home at a reasonable figure. ISO acres "'. niib- eist of
K(th'irg. ht acres farm laud, balance, g-md pasture, all fenced and crow-fenced.
iiMl ln-n of hi'vcn rooi:i ,d Imm, 7"x-HI, ami All necr? ary outbuildings
hi lit two a-ren in orchard, mixed fr-iit ; well watered by creek and pp" jugs', and
jlei.;y n: tjuduT. Si In k it 1 mi In, postollico and store milei. Nicely located on
trinity load ; beautiful vii-A' frntn place, g 10 1 level road to city. Tide is au idea
ll.oe i'l a good h Mie and d rt cln'iip; 'J H) acres I'l miles we.5- of, Resjbnrg :
-ill -in.K r leiii-e. 0 ncrej of plowed hihd, hahuice gooil pHHture. weii v.Mcred and
i w.y of g.Ki'l tiiiib.-i ; fair hiu-e of fix ro ump, fair ham and all nerc!hary out-ui:l:'in-.-p
; o;u eJ iiiorchird: l4 mile tu m-IiooI and p mtollice. Price li00.
Hern n nit e l;:t n home for nale vis miles from Koschnrg. one mile t
u fv o:. p--t..;!i -i :id -;i.re ; aii f-ieed and crofp ienced ; iii-ncie farm hm.L bal
I'dHt n " m-1! 1 1 ii at i'd : line vitvs. good house, of 7 roonip, barn and ai: neces
sity out hiiiMuuM. 1 1 i.iiiiilv urehard. Thh is an idea! home and cannot be
c'-i the mm , a-k.-d, only VMH).
ft'.'ie e h nin'-'-et ker read thin! A Piiap. IS ncre 1 tuile- from the
;(v d: L .-ctmr,; mi t h" innk- ii the I'nipipia riv.T. ( imd hnue of ix romp,
"nioiocr l.n. lMMi w:t h n-M tr, email h.irn and all neces irv out build inc-, tood
Cini yun-'i.irl, 1 . ai re in .t raw herriep,
tJM'.
.1 h.i in.' and wch .'.nd plenty
s aere- m" laud, li'i' acre8 of thi land is rich hot I. mi land, im better in the
A alari r hill 1 Hid. ci i d pasture and plenty of tiiiih-T. HI miles ir-.nt Lose-
-u ' m'.h'. iiini-. ni - j romii-. one hon-e of three looms, two go.d li.tr n- and
p Hi -sury mil huiidiiij." ; hup dr.er on place ; plenty id fiuit f-r family um ; ' j
(.:'' to f mile-! lo K. 11. slat n. good pi id to t lie p Hue ; good ludiery on
j '-y'i. ilici. utie ani'iii.j ! tarm: in I'mndas cniitv in taei a periVcl
. -rri. t 'f ll'c i' I ve d-'S rih. d trju ,, U'J acre i. tine hind lor ad dfn and cloer.
A ): v? li'ime r.'i :l -rex, three mile.- from lIo.-eburj; on county road. Al
,v:. -.v : -0 a- res tu iv o :w -r 'lanl ; live H'-res in yming ore!. aid; a :ure- i?i
jt -v : :i rert p.cturf, well w n t erel, and plein y of limber (or liome uk. (.omit
wT..ory h'iu etit:iiii:iig 1 room., hard liuifdied ; -jnod barn, .'iiixLll. willi lijg
! t-d oi one p:de ; all iuei-.trv out iiiildin'p. lieautil'ul viov of toe city from
;ve :Um .s 'h'ifi-.-' h.ni.e. i hs ip mi ide 0 home. Price .".. od. lb.ne cost
. .Vnk. t;!t,. I road a id a lore diie to the city. One halt d.nvn and iui.uue in
.0 rear;' time.
No s. lui acre.) ; lit tu re ' lenrM, lid ncrep in cultivatinn. Sn;ill hou.-e and
fir;i, i mail or hard, v!i-nty of gonl iiieunf'iin water and lots nf good titu'or. A
6i mni.iit:t r :;i;:e for "tec adii-oiiin. Tins if a nice little ntot k ran.di. Twelve
ji ;h tricn it v, m i unlet Ir mi i l;o-i; and tour nnlep from i"Mor':eo. Priet. ?1 jV
A i l.ontt' c.'i-f.oiMiig 1 U! acres, all fenced and crosH-i'eiavd. Forty a 'te:
l' in trui t m l hii uc-e Lr'-o.l pasture; well wnliTo! aie! plenty of g''d
-;!-er. Miieat. lahad to s- I. -mI. ooht-otlic. elore and K. L. station. Kmt
v.oK.-e of s r 'iiw, ham an I aii necep-ary outbnildi"i;H. (:e ppan of horses,
uo e'.-i of h.p-!i"-.j, I'm w ii 'its, two t"p bu.rciet, f.ree eos, two calve", it
.hirk.-o". U t 'f ke -, 111 ,, ig.-t, :inI all l.trni'ng and hons,di"'d g.iodp t "o nniiieroii
UHTiliiin. V-il .' nrli-t ; -;:i Koschnrg. Kverything uoep for llTOU; i;iHV
onun. h.ilaucc on ( i- tetu.p. This in a nerieet liomcand tlirt eh. -an.
Ild acre o( hui 1 I'.' -n h f-om Kop-dnirg, all fenced and crop--fei,eeil. good
(i;e of eeven no-.(i. h.wn and all u wrv ont-hnilditerp. young orchard, jur-l
,. nn;n to he.ir, o; i' ' trees o! all kmN of fruit ; v.nail gr ipe vineyaitl and
ii.r:iiy.,i iiiidl ttui!. iicie.-in cultivation ; about 1 AHHi.iVtO feet of tinil-er.oak
uri) (ir: a line iiiihmiI,ou "tream running through place large enough to run n
mill mx iinMit! h in the year. Two miles to poptollice and store. A line
r.Miire joinin.' p''.iv; liee, h'ial t hv location ; plenty ot goeil icotintain water:
-l lishing :nid hnu'.i; Pri.-e JUKI'.).
iti acres of hnid Ivmg on top of pamap niountain ; !ionn nnd oarn ; no othei
vrivrovementp ; fair "tock range and at leapt J.ihXj.OOO feet of good timlier, h int
Ui iounty road and K. U. survey. Price ?i,l'lHh
I'd of the lett fruit nrvharde in tougiap county, cmtaiiiing W acre of c Vxl
wvor Imtto'o land, "1-VHt clmicc ornne tree, and UHO applep, par and peachec
Wa!idy to Fchool, p ntudice ai il telephone, and well located. lnly for tne
fico iiicome-paytug property. Thip offer only holds gaod (or a short time-.
Here is a tmrgaiii. O.ie of the greatest of your life. Pon't fail to invept.
Thi olfercan't le leat in Ponghis county. tiHl acres of laud three ndlef from
Jtosehurg. Fine living etream rnnning tbrnigli place, lotp of gmni timler, in (act
nimgh to pay for ihe place twice over if put on the market heie in Kopeburg ;
to on county nnd gooil, level road to town. Thip is A No. I ptock ranch.
Here is, a dandy limine of bHt acres, all good farm land, miles from
Kort'tmrg, '4 mile to It. It. station. l4 m:le to school, Hes on county road, all
KmahL fait house, Ck) Uaring (ruit trees. Price f i0 per acre.
Mere is another 'J"H) acres mites from Ropebnrg, all fenced, plenty of
Vmlvr and water, 100 acrcp can Iw cultivated, balance A No. I pasture.' No
uhUugs en plaeo, lies on county road. Price $10 per acre.
Also 2i ncrt'H nil fenced, hiir house, fitW bearing fruit trees, 1 ncro in
lrn wherries; S miles (rem Kofiehurg, '4 mile to scluml. This is r nice oitve of
jBind and well locattHt. All household furniture givs with place. Price $irnK.
No. 10, 100 acres, W miles from city. Fenced but no other improvemen
Bfirc( class land and well located Two "and a half miles from railroad Btntion
c-fourth milo from Fchixd. and one wnd one-fourth miles from poatottice. Well
vnteml and tdentr of timlvr. Price t-0 mt acre.
A nict little home lying on the south of the VmpcptA rivor near Kellogv
irntmnitiii iHi acres ; tine tilling and hunting j som goixl saw timber on pine
ANit PJ miles Irnm Oakland, price fl.000. One-tbirddown, one-third in one
ir and omMhird in two years at rive per cent interest. Now here is a chanc
e pet a good little home cheap ami on easy terms. It beats liking up home-
1. F. RICE, Real Estate Agent, Roaeburg
Pullman Company, but for a dozen
years past the railway company has
owned and operated the sleeping car
equipment. In building its sleeping
cars, a departure from the old standard
pattern of cars lias been made to the ox
tent of aading about six inches 16 the
width and height of the sleepers. This
permits of wider and higher berths.
Length has also been added to horths,
so that comfort is found in them which
is lacking in ordinary sleeping cars.
These large ears are in service on
practically all of the lines of the St.
l'aul road, and are very popular with
tho traveling public.
End of Bitter Fiyht.
"Two physicians had a long and
stubborn light with an abcess on my
right lung" writes J. F. Hughes, of
I)u Pont, Ca.( "and Lrave me up.
Kvery hotly thought my time had come.
As a last resort I tried Dr. Knur's New
Discovery for Consumption. The bene
lit I received was striking and 1 was on
my feet in a few das. Now I've en
tirely retrained lnv health." it con-
oners all Cong ha, Colds and Throat
atid Lung troubles. Guaranteed by A.
C. Marstcrs V Co., of Roseburg, tj.
Price "iUc, and Sl.uu. Trial bottles free.
Steam cleaning, dying, pressing and
repairing done on short notice ladies
and gents clothes strictly iirst-class.
New spring samples just received. Suits
S15 and up. You'll save uionoy by buy
ing from Sloper's Pressing and I lean
'nir Establishment. Phone 2'..
I'roprictor
liKST ROUTE 10-
all Coos Bay Points
and :t arrep of 1 1 e lioe-t card' :i iand in
ot timber. '1 hitf it- a'i ideal home.
HUNTING THE SHY COYOTE.'
Driven of Wentern Ituiiclunen Often
Itvfcult In !-a(h of SeoreM.
There Is it deal of coyote hunting lu
the west that is not attended by the
niceties of the club hunt. liver since
the llrst pioneers pushed, their vrtxy
across the .irrcat plains the coyote Iiuh
holm nn outlaw, looking for no mi'i'ey
at tlie hand of man. His predatory
habits have made the animal the bane
of the ranchman, and his howl has
made him the exasperation of the
ctunper and the terror of the temier
t'oot. Th' ii. loo. his hahit of skulkur;
j"ii.t vll!:in rille ranue has always made
h:ni a ti.nlali.iu target for the man
with the rille.
In spite of his unpopularity with nl1
classes of men. however, the coyote has
managed to Isold Ids own better than
any other animal In the great west.
The itnielnpe Is swiiter of foot may
hap, hut not having the ciinninj.: of tlie
coyote ha ln-' ii hired within riiic range
until practically exterminated in many
states. The ranchman's lust for fresh
incur, the ecsiern tourist's desire for
antlers and elk teeth and the native
who .slays for Ihe market have depop
ulated Colorado ami several other
stares of Iht-ir best game. Tlie bear,
cougar and hohcat have felt the same
blighting inllucnee. but the coyote still
tiguivs in tho sky line of the average
v.vsteru picture. Sometimes he is un-!
wise enough to eat of poisoned c:ir
ea.'Tses of cat lie, hut this Is seldom.
Again he falls a victim tu a coyote
drive," organized by ranchmen and
participated in l;y townspeople, tender-1
feet, iiewspap-. r coiTespondcnls and
amateur photographers. These coyote
drives' are held annually, or oftener,
in nearly all western communities
where the prairie pest flourishes. .0
average "drive" p.lTdlcIpatcd in by sev
eral hundred individuals will yield
sometimes iwenly coyotes nnd some
times no'ie at all. A good deal depends
on the wind, anil more depends on the
coyote's cunning nnd ability to sprint.
Minneapolis Journal.
MfflitscctitK.
When you take your vacation these
days, what are you going to see? A
young drug ch-rk of my aecinaintance
has Just returned from a trip down
the river by sieam-T, nnd lie saw-
drugs. He failed to mention to me
the fact that he
views bet ween
iw some of the finest
the Alleghanies and
the llockiey, the moonlight on the river
does not sei:;i to have attracted him
and to htivo made hhn feel the su
preme joy of Just being alive, the
grand hills ami valleys of Kentucky
r.ii'l Ohio yp.'in I 1 have escaped his i Hazclwuod ice cream on a summer's
view, likewise ihe beauties of I.ou's-1 evening jjood fur man, woman and
Mile, lis lis streets, b!i!.-licblw. On sale al W. 1). Hell's.
mm cooi even in liie Hottest nays, nut
he saw the "v;l smelling drug stores.
'Why. they mv
i popular p. dent
Wing ineiitltaiiit
lnedieine- for lYZ
cents in Luui;;viile.M he told me.
"That's intereiinc." I replied.
"V!::t ("o yu ;.-t ; tor it here?"
"We gt t 7-. i:nd it's cut fi'tm 1
th.lt." he rei.ii.'.l Si i'ioll:-ly, I itiS'.'l
it
g
j
ctte.
IHill.-ttHphln (iirlV Tnii.
Tin-re
Uio
".e of
1 Hie
"Hple
Clrl:;:
Ml-e
p:u!; u'ua'vl as p p;fnt,"
of irirl. ivelini!!-.: in ih,
wer- lyJni; on their I
i (! '!li!ig Mill. nillUS b:
sleeves r diid ! rlmve t!
llh'ir side was a bnwl, tl
whl.-h they .H-r::i.i;i :y j.
their faces nt 1 arcs.
1 to a
s in ti,o
i :nit with
i-li)..vs. At
enntcnts Mf
InUe.l ovrr1
t.;y at l-.Mi.ie's idi-a
i i n ,;u:i''iirn." went
"Vuu know, it's e.m
unii'iig y ).;:!' girN
f jrttfii-: n v.ic t- j
m 1 1 p::rk k'ii:'r.'.
-t ;is It.'i'wn ;
typ.sltK. so ft Ii V ri!i:t " lion'. cv
1 tm-iii -ii j iiiiot f ri ; tlh-i tmt
lip il LIuiT iiliniit li:i vil:-.: lt n !,w;!v,
Tlio bov.-l! (Hi. t'lal'x till.-l with s lit
W:itr. They spr.nUit' It tin i! ni.u'i cs
iiti-f let It dry. iri'i tli:it U sni.ie's.-l
to h-A tin Kit mi'. l .T ir.y piTl, 1 luu't
S'-c v. l:y pi-i fl!- v;nit tit -': K-ihrn-no.!
iml.'ss th: y i::v t;.." I'hil ul. Iphia
Tlicrniooilpr Xo'Pi.
AH iiim.h tho in'i .i of i:iic tiir.'
piiHitlhi linil'T t!u si, in w i- :it tirst
li:iil 'il with ib'i'L'lit ty pfrv'. ilos'.r
ens i-f ri'i;n!yi:r,- the lUu-i-tivo shape
if th.-ir n;-.. ii hns n-..w h. i-i r-;i!i I
to have II ilnr.vl ii. l;;:. s iy iho lVtit
I'r.risi.'ii. At II, i' last nuvtlii:,- .f tiie
A .Mlotry nf M.ilii-lno. M. Lainh
;l!i'v allfnli. ii t s.'tin f t!n
The least p:'.-nro. ho stale!, was
fatal to llio syiiinieiry of tho oiyan
llitis hi au:!i!eel. 1'arathii 1h iiI'ii vry
SiMisitivo t ti -at. am! a no' :nIi!i:r:.M.'
Illt'iiolivl by t!lo illil of tin1 lieu pin e
1 as ri'sjH'iiriivt' t atmospheric eli:i:io
ns a thoniioiiiotor.
Moro sorioi'M N the ilanirr of Wo.nl
poisonhii; cniiMtl hy tho absorption o;
partieles of para Dili Into tho systoni.
H!ooI pnlsutLhii; stnaeiiines enstios, an!
tho results nro freipiently very uravo.
A n (1 ro w 1 .n it v.
A London woman writes this 'To-vrtp-tlm
of Andrew Lam:: "lie t nk nu
n iH'lng rather unpoivllionsly dospond
out. 1'orhaps lie fools that he lias no!
Jotie Juslhv to lihnsi'lf; aUodtep dnvn
In til in Is evidently the belief that man
kind is divided Into two entecorles
those who have boon to Oxford and
those "who have not. He Is very hand
Homo, indeed strlkiiut. with his Oark
eyes nnl snowy hair. Mr. Lung looks
lar.citidly norry for nine-tenths uf the
human raee."
"Comltlm" nn Olil llrlttrlnm.
"roiiiblne" ns a innin has btvn stip
postM to ho au Amerfenulsm and of
very modern dn to. Not lonir n no n
Uritish justice reproved counsel for
nslin; tho term. A feholtir'R researeh
has resulted In flndlnK t Tmt 'eomblne,"
lu the sense of "eomhi nation" or "con
spiracy,' was used, by oue l olkUis
txAiw In KtiKiiitid tti It UU.
STRIKE TAKES SEHIOUS TURN.
Will Become General Over the Country
Rioting Continues.
Chicago, Aug. 12. President Don
nely, of the butchers' union, declared
this morning that the refusal of tho
packers to listen to any plan for media
tion means that the strike will be
fought out to the last ditch, lie says
tho men will make no recession from
the stand taken and the strike will be
extended to cover every class of labor
handling any of the packing house
products, not only in Chicago but all
over the United Stales. Threats made
of boycotts will now bo ordered and
every possible measure taken to hinder
tho packers from running their plants
on a non-union basis.
Considerable rioting is accompanying
the delivery of meat in the down town
district today. Large crowds of strik
ers and sympathizers surrounded non
union wagons and burled missiles at
the drivers. Serious results were
averted by large detachments of the
police. The police are dispersing
crowds which gather at the markets.
The temper of the strikers is ugly
since the decision of tho packers not to
accept mediation became known. Dis
turbances are becoming more general.
A crowd of 400 strikers attacked the
Lake Shore train which was carrying
(iO non-union negroes from Pittsbnr
and threw stones at the cars, broaking
many windows. One negro drew his
revolver and fired se vocal shots into
the crowd, which scattered rapidly.
The police failed to Hud the man why
fired the shots.
Suicide Prevented
The startling announcement that a
preventive of suicide had been discov
ered will interest many. A run down
system, or despondency invariably pre
cede suicide and something has been
f jund that wiil prevent that condition
which makes suicide likely. At the
first thought of self destruction take
Electric Hitters. It being a great ton
ic and nervine will strengthen the
nei ves UDU uuhu up tne system. it s
also a great Stomach, Liver and Kid
ney regulator. Only 50c. Satisfac
tion guaranteed by A. C. Marsters &
Co., of KosebuTtf, Oregon.
There is nothing like the delightful
Low Rates to California.
The Triennial Conclavo of Knights
! Templar will lie held at S.m l-';incisco'
September 5ih toi'tb and the Sovereign
Grand L?dge I. O. o. I', will be held at
same point eptembar l!Hh to h.
For these occasions the Southern Pa-
cilie Co. will place in ell'ect the ex
tremely low rate of one ami one-third
fare for the round ti ip, not to exceed
SCi the rate from Port html. Those who
are planning a trip to California should
titke note of these ratt's.
a-si
A Sweet Breath
failing sifn of
is a never failing sign of a healthy
stinnuoh. .When tho breath U bj.d
the stonuieh is out of onloi. Thero is
no remedy in the world (iial to Kodol
I 'y-pepsia t'urc for curing indigestion.
I dyspepsia and all siomaeh disoplers.
j.Mrji. Mary S. C'riok. of Whito Plains,
j Ky.. writes: ''I have been a tlyspcptie.
for yearsi: tried all kinds of remedies
but of; nti lined to grow worse. Hy the
use of Kudo! I began to improve at
once, and ufter taking a few bottles am
fully restored in weight, health mid
strength nnd can eat whatever I like."
Kodoftiigests what you oa and makes
the miaeh sweet. Sold by Kullerton
tv liiehardson, IIoebur: Oaklar.d
Drug Co., Oakland.
DeWitt it the Name.
When you go to buy Witch Hael
Salve look for the ikviip Dr.Wrrr on
every box. Tho pure, uudukeru'cd
Witch Hazel is used in making De
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve', whieb is
the l?st salve in the world for cuts,
burns, bruiser, boils, eczema and piles.
The popularity of IV Witt's Witch
lla;i Salve, duo to its many cures,
has eaued numerous worthless coun
terfoils to be placed on tlie market.
The genuine bears the name K. C De
Witt v Co., Chicago. Sold by Fuller
ton A- Kiehardson. Kosebnrc. Oakland.
r HtirKsitiN ai.
D"
. L. STUDI.KY
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
PrnclUt of chronic lin". 'onultstion
Irw. Othee over the puMotlice. I'houc lull,.
HirR: 9 t li a. m. ml i to A p. m.
KeMtltaice al 11. I. Ursves place. 'Phone liiM
Wll. DARBY, P. M D
, PKNT1ST
Office in the Abraham Building.
((vor thf l'w to til In th' onire horc
tufore occuiU'l by Pr. J. K. i hapninii.)
ROSKHCKO OkKGON
. EO. . UOUCK.M. D.
ithce, in the Keview bnildinn optj
rooms 13 snd 14
-rplphun. Main it
KosiRran,
I MtfK V H'OVKIk,
PHYSliUAN AND 8URUE0N
4.18BIICR ' - 0
pela Aitontton flveo to Plicate o.
Nsan1 Phroai,
"io -Malik -.. oa tioor 101110 ot cut h
I
j A Summer Cold.
A summer coid Is not only annoying
but if not relieved Pneumonia will be
tho probable result by Fall. One
Minute Cough Cure clears the phlegm,
draws out the intlamation, heals,
soothes, and strengthens the lungs and
bronchial tubes. One Minute Cough
Cure is an ido&l remedy for the ohild
rou. It is pleasant to the taste and
perfectly harmless. A certain cure for
Croup, Cough and Cold. Sold by
Kulloftoa v RichariUon, Roseburg:
Oakland Drai: Co., Oakland.
How Aboul Your Summer
Vacation?
Newport or 14uina Bay is the ideal
seaside resort ot the North Pacific
Coast. Mound trip tickets tit greatly
redueed rates on sale from all Southern
I 'acilic points in Oregon, on and alter
dune Is:. Afk agen's for further in
formation and a Dandsume illustrated
souvenir booklet, or writr to l-Mwin
Stone, Manager C. .v E. H. K., Albany
Ore., or W. K. Co-man, G. P. A. S. P.
Co., Portland.
Ke.cma, scaldhead, hives, itchiness
of the skin of any sort instantly re
lieved, permanently cured. Doan's
Ointment. At any drug store.
No such thing us "summer complaint"
where Dr. fowler's Extract of Wild
Strawberry is kept handy. Nature's
remedy for every looseness of the bow
els. T;OM SAIiK. Two oottau'ea of live
anil 8ix rooms. Cull ut Rkvikw
olllce. If.
FOi: SALE OP. RENT. Combined
store uad restaurant. Apply to
M. Ddvane.v. Koseovn-jj. d-sw-ul'2
F'OR SALE. Furniture in Bmall
hoartliii!? house in Uoeeburp.
Must ro quicx. Call at Ukvikw olllce.
it-sw-al!).
GOATS TOP. SALE. A few tlior
' oichbred, registered ''bucks".
Noue better. For prices address, I. A.
Dean, Ilidiile. Oregon. s'2'2.
POn SALE. A tract of loO acres in
Edenbowei, lying along the river,
opposite the Soldiers' Home. No
agents. Call on E. M. Moore, Ilose
burg. Or. d-tf.
FOR SALE. Good house of live
rooms, in lioseburg, with three
fourths of au acre of land in fruit trees
and garden. Address care He-
view, or inquire at UeviewoiVice. d-sw
WOOD KOH SALE. Eighty or HO
tiero'oak wood, four miles from
town. Part stovH weed and part block
wood. To be f-o'd on the ir round. Kor
particulars call on E. P. PUKin.r.. Hose
bu: g. Oregon. u-t).
ITVll SALK.-2 horsi:s. 1 blood bay,
J" (ii:nt 1 1 7 lbs,, ivje (i jcMrs: 1
tbirK irt'iiy. b'-" lbs., ujre yours: I nw
s:t hodvy work liurnoss c(nip!-.;t(. In
(juire ;U Gpn. KoUhiii-n's rieut inur-
ket. rrt'a 1;-owiiii:l.
MISCELLANEOUS.
i t?OK 1IKXT. Largo rciil"iioo. En
! quire of Albert AVcaham.
d-sw-tf.
FOil KK.N'r. A wari!;ous in Mnrj
burg, t all on Mrs. M.Josoph.son
for parti'-uiavt. tf.
IOST.TiieS'.iy evei'.inc June t. on
theroaito Klecbower. a lady's
pink and while co.ored shawl. Kinder
please loi.ve at this o::;-,'e. lie ward, tf
I GST- Large white silk handker-
chief. Mudiy forenoon, in S. K.
Skes'iir ftMrd i Culver's store, or on
street. 1'Iease leave at lleview oi'ioe.
D. a l.i.
MKX WANTKD. At lilendale, Ore
gon, to rut eoi'dwimd. 1'riee
paid. $!., per cord. 4-foot wood, flood
fir timier to work in. Apply to W. t
Minard. Gieihiaie, Oregon. d-tf.
IOST. lietween JoneV f rd. near
Melrose, and Kiienbower. Aug.
11, a child's linen summer suit, consist
ing of sailor waist and trousers. Finder
please leave at this o'licu, d-bw-tf.
IOhT. In Hosebupjj. Saturday, Aug.
ii. iPjt, a Scotch Coliie fcmaleuog
alxm: t wo-ihirds grown. Has darw
blue spots and part of tiil is mining.
Finder please return toor inform Loren
Cox, Wilbur. Or. all.
F'Oli 1IKXT. One large furnished
nxmi for rent to a young lady
with steady iinp.oyment in city pre
ferred or one ait ending school. Kn
l uire of Mrs. A. Mowery. oue block
east of opera hou-e on Ca-s St. d-sw a2"
DS. T. WEST. Fire .insurance.
. Notary Public. City Property
rented. County and City Warrant's
bought and collections made. Office on
Jackson street No. 407, Hoover building
opposite Post Office. d-sw-tf.
WANTED. William V. Johnson
Lumber Co.. of Mvrtle Crpek.
Oregon, are starting up their mill
again and are in need of .0 woods snd
mill men. Apply at the new Hotel
Johnson, Myrtle Creek, Oregon. t(
BIDS WANTED. Sealed bids will
be received by the City Recorder,
of Hoseburg, Oregon, up to eight
o'clock, Tuesday evening, August ii.
l!HM, for the improvement of Douglas
street, in Roseburg, Or., between Main
and Clattv streets, according to plans
and specifications now on file in the
Recorder's office in Roseburg, Oregon.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check in ten per cent of the
amount of the bid. Right is reserved
to reject any or all bids. Uy order of
Mayor. II. L, Makstkhs,
ait. City Recorder.
August 12. 104.
Patronize Revikw advertisers.
flisiroiii
FOR SALE
Vbiinet ol title to doftded 1kui. Ppon pr
pared tor flllui on goveromb laud.
tin prtDta of towushlp mapa Knowing all t
c&ui landi.
FRANK E. ALLEY
ARCHITECT and ABSTRACTER
Plans anil estimates for all kinds ol
juildint's. Special designs for office
Uflloe In Duugllt. Oouutr Kank Bulldlni
ehouubTl. HUHKHUIIU, OltK.
I LODGE DIRECTOR?
F. .fc A. M.. I.Biirel t.oilce No. 13 ItoMl
. rt'Kiilar niL'.'tiiiKsoii jud ami 4th Vudue
dayb of each uiunth.
J. T. BiiincKS W. M.
. S.T. JKWK'rr.iiooremry.
AO.L.H. R.tniMirx Lodge No. IC-Meet
the Jnd and 4ih Monday of each mouth
ft! 7:;t'i ji. iii., ill thi I. U. O. K, Hall. AU
mumbuts lu jood maadint,' are invlu-d io at
tend J.S. M. ltlt!lvKH, M. W.
! E. II. Lkxux, Recorder.
BP. O. KI.KH, Ro-ittnirp Lodge, No. 32(1 HolTl
rc(;iilr cuinitiuiiiL'iiiiuiiif at theMasnnie
Ilallon-jiid mid lib Thursdays of vain
month. All in em In-r rt-ijiie. u-d to am-nd
regularly, nnd aii visiting broUitT aro cordi
ally invited to aueml.
V. B Canno.v, K. H.
Roy 1i ci.aj.lkn, Hocretary.
DKHRKE OF miXOR. Mvsltc I.wlno No. liTt
Mvets l'thI and lih Thurdav fvciiiu(tti ol
each nitmth in Ftwiers' Hall, Visiiiug
uiemburt. cordially invited to attend.
.Mils. JonKI'MINK RlSJ,KV,C. of H.
. F. II. I. knox, Rec.
FOF A., Court Douglas No. :t Fores tera o!
Ameriea. meets each Ttiesdav evening lu
Forest -rs Hall. Visltinji brothers al
wayawvlcome. T. K. I'attkbkin.C.R.
K. II.Lknox, Re. Hee.
K.V. lloovKit.fhysiciau,
.1. U. TWITtllKLI., "
IO. n. F., I'hilotariau Loilce No. 8 Meets la
Odd Follow; 'Temple, comer of Jackson and
I'dss streets, on Saturday evening of each
week. Members of the order in good standiup
are invited to attend
fiKO. W. I'ERHV, N. 0.
N T. Jewktt, It. ti.
IO. O F., I'-iion Kneampment No. 9 Mceli
in Odd Follows Teinply on tho M and :ird
-Thursday evening, of each mouth. V bit
ing brethren always welcome.
I.. If. MooitK, C. P.
F. G. Mh.Ku.l, Scribe.
O. O. F.. Ri-lng Star Idge No. 174, I. O. O. P.
meets in Odd Fellows temple every Friday
evtitilug. Visiting brethren always welcome,
M. D. Thompson, N. li.
A. N. Oaci-Tr, It. 9.
F. It. MlfKLM, F. S.
KUF F., Al;-ha Lodge No. 17-M?ctg every
Wednesday in I. O. O. llall, at 7::lt p. la.
Membols In irood slandinir are invited to
attend. MiiLi.Tiioui-MiN c. c.
Klmlii K. Wimhkhi.v, K. R. 8.
KO. T. M., ITotecti.m Tent No. 15-Holdi
regular u-eetiiiRit on the lmt and third
Fridayi each month in odd Fellow
Hall. All visiting uiemberH in good tdaudlug
are invited to attend.
0. W. I'kruv, Tom.
U. VVJtAl-i'. R. K.
LO.T. M Koi.tirif Hive No. 11 Koldn tti
regular revu ws ui-oii the 1st and :trd Fn
dav oi eneh I'lonth t -2 o clork in OiM Fel
lows hall. H-trrs of other Hives vislliiirf in the
cily ar.- cordially invited to attend our reviews
' a M.I K N . Ukard, Com.
Mrs. Jksmk Rait, R. K.
MohKX ItttOTllKRHooii OP AM KliU'A,
KoM-burg Ltidce No. l.t:l-Meels every
(luir-.Uv fVfinng in ForeMerN' Hull.
L-ituig iiiember- al .s av welcome
Mrs. itr.iiriiA o i:i.inr. I're-.ideiit.
Mhs. Mahv K iniz. secretary.
OK. s., Roseburg rhnptcr No. HoM their
regular meei.ng mi Kt nr.d 3rd Thura-
day-- in m h iimiilh. Veiling m.-mfters in
goou sthiiding Hie repeetrullv Invite! totitteiul
Mi.-t Mai--. i:..sr. W M.
Mi-s ttK.iiNt Kat. Secretary.
0
N . ii
nHfrttf HrttlHtHiiti r.-nta
very I i.ni-.ln; euing nt the Armor?
K. n. Hammn, rantaiu.
lOY.Vl. A ('(. NPM. ' Ki.'lni ti f'mitipll V
i ll MtTt .'!,. 1 nn ! ith Mn-inr nf eflcb
t.n. nth in K..r-t,-v Han. Vinltiruf
K. 11. H.tMLIN, RfffPIlt.
A M. .- iMiKlis, Si.(.retHry.
RKIlKKAIls. Itosclmrjr U-'beknh I.o.l(t, No"
11, i n. u. K.-Me.-ts In M Ftllowi
I.-mt i vory lii- i.lny t vniln:. Visiting
fltcra.l !m:hrMi Invii.-.l io ntlvtul.
Ml" Kmm v ri-MKit, N. ().
Mi:-. Kmhi K ki.i.v. S.-rrirv.
liOMKN m Wnont'KXKT. Lilur rirrle No.
W 4.'-'.tu:i .'r.-l m,,', urn lhur.lnv i!
.ftch im.iith itui! FWl.-w? Ilnil. Vi(thiK
, riem'j r m vtj, Ntsn.UiiL' nt in ;i. .i tnnto,.i
il VivxU- li S
ll.'lli Mnrian Clork.
'ODHMEN OK TIIKWOKl.I). Oak l'tmi.N'n
-M.et-iflt tht- O.I.l 1V1!.. Iftttl q
l;..
tiaig. isui;,g in.-iittii,,
O' l :'ril A.'tmiy evft-Ki-.it!.!.
f t:
I. A. Ik. iivSAM, Clerk.
OREGON
SHOIrLlNE
and UlWftN PAiT!FI.
Three Trains Daily to the Last
.lVl.VcbP,;,'1?,tn f,ln-rJ anl Tonri-t
. P ;. '! d,,T, ,','. ''hxnw, spot
t ity: thrtmsh hi lram totirlsr s'eepln ears
tVtnhrEal,yi,;tir!u,of f
71 I f " i; i v
IIPORTLANIl 10 CHIOAOO 1 1
No chimreoM'art. V
TIM It srUKDli.KS
From Portland.
tor
Chtcato -Portland
Steciat
Salt Lake. I'?HTCr, Ft
Worth, Oianha. Kan
calcatoand Sast.
3alt Lake, Oenrer, Ft
Worth, Omaha. Kun-
9:b p m.
via Hum-!
irjfftoni
Atlantic '
RsprcM
115 p m. I
via Hunt-!
Inaton. 1
5:25 p. m.
M City, Ht. Louis,
Chicago and Kan.
st. Paul ' WUa Walla, LeftnD,
Faat Mail Jpoline, Wallare,
.4A p m. Pullman, Minneapniu
via
... . MltKllU, -111
waukee. t:hico-ii an
Hpokaoe
watikee, (Jbicago and
Kaat.
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
For San Franc broFr-ry fire dayr at 8 00
V, "I OT, A-tort' T plnr and North
Keaeh-Dally. except Snn-lay, at S 00 p m
a-iirday at 10 ( 0 m Paliy errlce, water
ptirmlufnc, on Willamette and VamhlP lTera.
Ffr fall Inrmatmn rail op t address
oeareit o. R. A N. Ticket Office, or addrees,
A. ttt CIIA.lt
General Passenper Agent
PORTLAND OREGON