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Newspaper Page TextInn. Made 7.t ana txautlrul, not tanrnrjr. Mm Vka UK Catot -fart Den I For vSale by Hamilton Drug Co. Roseburg, Oregon Call or write for Color Cards 3VENING ROSEBORG REVIEW JUNE 1II0M. VaseSale FOR THIS WEEK ONLY Any vase or Statue in our Store at cost or less until Satur day night no longer See Window Display Cannons' Bool Store WHITE LILY SIIKKHKT fresh at The Hose all day Saturday. J 1 3 TUB HOND REALTY CO. Or chards, Farms, Timber Land and city property. Some fine bargains. Jack son street, Roseburg Ore. Step Ladders at Churchill's. Why not have one of your own? Not "Just as goad," but tbn Left Jennlng's bread. Free delivery. Phone 63. l dtf. Mr. Phonograph Owner Burr's MubIc House has Just received the Edison records for June. They are dandies. The biggest Btock of Vermont marble ever received In Roseburg Is now on display at W. E. Marsters' , shop, foot of Jackson street. l!ve him a chnnee to figure on your work and he will satisfy you. dswtf The Ladles' Aid Society of the Christian church will meet Thursday afternoon. June 11, at 2:.'!0 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. C. C. Christy, on Stephens street. dj13 Cut flowers, carnations, at The Rose. Mrs. F. D. Owen. Phone 1417. Mrs. E. C. Herrlck and Miss Mvra Camp have opened dressmaking par- iors two doors south of the Catholl church. Parties desiring work In I their line will receive the benefit of sixteen years' experience. Prices reasonable. Also have for sale Franco-American Hygienic toilet ar ticles Please give us a call dTF Hot water bottles, fountain syringes, bulb syringes and atomizers. the finest and mnrt complete line in the city. Sold at the lowest prices on our guarantee to tjtve satisfaction. Look at our lint and you will not buy elsewhere. Hamilton Drug Co. Just arrived, a big shipment of Men's Tan. Brown and Black Ox fords. The best I3.B0 Man's. Shoe that monev can buy. at Stephens & Perrv's. We fit the feet. Chicken dinner, with Ire erpam and cake, every Sunday at the Rose burg Hotel, from 5:30 to 7:30 n m.. BO cents. TF The most complete stork of La dles' Misses and Children's footwear In the city at Stephens It Perrv's. Bring your feet. TF Beautfaf- Neal's Interior Enamel Neil's Interior Enamel oroducei a hard cnmwl ' surface, Impervious to steam and moisture, on ordinary walls, ceilings, bathrooms, laundries. rreiiy unts ana colors to match furnish tags tad draperies. Do it yoarulf-no trouble. Costs about the uoe aa umnM mint Nm KKAL KSTATH Tit AXSl'KKS. Norn (jnedecke to H.ubara Oling house, $1; lutrresl u 240 ncres In sees. 5 and 5, 'A2-2. II J. Hailey to C. I. Loavengood, t-01)0: 95 acres near Myrtle Creek. Herman C. Miller to V. P. Heed, $10; ".' acres of sec. 5, 22-11. Samuel Mabloy to C. K. Itlchnrd son, $5000; 20 '4 acres In West ltoseburg. Kefrigerntors. Pull line of first class refrigerat ors, enamel lined and guaranteed satisfactory. Nothing equals our Vu dor Porch Shades to keep that hot porch comfortable. We have them 4, 6, S. and 10 feet wide. B. W. STRONG, The Furniture Mnn. tub star Drilling Mine Co. is, erecting a plant at PORTLAND, OREGON for the manufacture of their world famous PORTABLE WELL DRILLING MACHINES for water, oil, gas, etc., etc A moderate amount of motley will start you in a pro&table business. STAR PORTABLE DRILLING MACHINES have been proved by Competitive Tests to be The Best In '1 he World. For full particulars regard ing well drilling machines, tools, supplies, etc., write to THE STAR CHILLING MACHINE CO. POHTLAN-O, OREGON, AKRON. OHIO. FIVE CITY LOTS On North .Inrksmi S rrt'l, tn Kinney addition, in lourtti blnfk tr in the lriilKti. 'J Iil-ms lota httve diHitj'cd in value in pt year. A good inveat Ini'nt Hint the only lout ou Jni'kMtn St. for tittle. See Kliuer E. W liitbtirly, Koview J.J.J.4.4.4.J.J.4.J.J.J.J. Your Only (linnet' of the Sru- J miii tn (iff Oregon llcrrirs for Jfa J I'lvscfvJnn Kvery housewife known or should knoA f li at the ruinous OrcKon St r:i wherries beat th Jfr world, especially for preserv- 4 lug purposes. Iliat our customers may . havP i,.,ltv of tM(. n 4 have secured a full carload of j. Oregon's best crop. They will be here this morning and put. on sale. 2 1 large doop boxes 4 'n a case. 4- IS I.. VI Hie Case. .g. A Hare chance. Phone 4. Orders i:arlv. INITKI) GROCERY CO., 4. Salt Lake City I' 1 ah (This adv. apeared In the Salt I'tah. Herald I Lake. Here is a chance to eet a 2oo A KK FARM. In FnrlieM Si raw berry Sec" tion. With house, barn, er; nary and orchard ; 1 n mil'-s 'in RoseburK : r miles fro H. f. station: poil will mi? any : hing; fruit vegetables or grain. For price and partlc ulars see Elmer K. Wimber ly, Roseburg, Or., J a a a aJiJajt LOCAL NEWS. L. D. .Moore is in Portland on business. , Carl Schneurstein, of Albany, is In the city ou business. i Mrs. A. K. Herrington returned on Friday from a trip to Portland. i Mrs. Louis .Mocum, of Portluud, is visiting here with relatives. j .mis r. Kice aiui uaugnter are visiting with relatives near Oakland. WllliW! But it is hot. Well, why not get an oil stove of Churchill and be cool. 1 George Norman went to Grants i Pass today for an over-Sunday visit j with friends. James Wright, left this morning for Hugo, Josephiue county, to visit with his sister. Mrs. I). C. Pitzer and daughter, Miss Edith, are visiting with relat ives at Myrtle Creek. G. V. Hoover, brother of Mayor Hoover, is here from Portland look ing after business matters. Miss Myrtle Purvance returned home 10 Cottage Grove today after a short visit here with Mrs. H. L. Ulle. Forrest Bartrum is homo from Eugene, where he hns just complet ed his first year at the state univer sity. Marsh Held Times: Miss Lizzie Wilson, of Gardiner, who has been in ill health lor severnl months, was in Marsh Held yesterday to secure medical treatment. Hon. B. L. Eddy left this after noon for Albany to deliver an ad dress at the commencement exer cises of the commercial department of Albany college. Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Smick and baby, who have been visiting here with relatives, left this morning for their home at Ventura, Cal. Mrs. Win. Anderson left this morning for Grants Pass to join her husband, who is temporarily in charge of the S. P. roundhouse in that city. Rev. and Mrs. Rout nooth. of Sa lem, who have been visiting here at the home of Hon. J. H. Booth, left this morning lor points north to visit with other relatives. Jerry Wilson, a former jeweler of this city, now located at Duusmuir, Calif., passed through here this morning en route on his return to jthat place, after a business trip to Seattle. Grants Pas Observer: Fred I Mensch, accompanied by R. H. iGililllan and Bert York, left Friday for I'mpiiua on a government survey j lug expedition, and expect to he t)....i. ..'.iU Premium lists for the district fair to be held at Marshfield next Au gust have been received in Rose burg from the state printer. A copy may be obtained upon application at the office of Frank G. Micelli. C. V. Hess, who now conducts the barber shop In the Rapp building, near the S. P. depot, has purchased of George Staples, the pop-corn man, a tract of land. 4 5 x K0 feet, on Lane street, immediately west of the railroad track, and will build a cot tage thereon this summer. Ashland Tidings: Prof. Martin E. Kobinson. the very successful leader of the ( 'hau tnu qua chorus during the J MOT season, will be In Ashland next week to begin work for the J year i; Asuonihly. He will organize j at once u children's chorus for the i production of "Months and Seasons" ! the first night, July 8th. j Cottage Grove Leader: S. R. Pip er visited Roseburg last Sunday, but will be content to remain nt home on the Lord'B day hereafter. He could not even get a frlass of red lemonade out iheft h effective was the Sun day closing Alva Wise, of Oakland, lias opened a livery In the Commercial stables. Cut Glass and Silverware ' There have never he fun in genuine v;L"T LA."iS. a few UICCCH Ot ! kind. f In silverware, we have the k ud that yives lasting satisfaction: bau t'ful and iirnilied designs, worth ami long wear, whieh are the qnalilii d( heii 1. ih most fastidious This cut glass and silverware make the moM iwful of irerents fur June weddings. Siecial Prices Expert Watch Cleaning and Repairing . . . V. II. I ISII1U, Pres. 1. II. HOOTH, Vlce-Pres. 1. M. THIIONK, Bee. The Douglas County Abstract Company Successor to F. E. Alley. Abstr.T-t of Title Furnished. Titles Guaranteed. Land Office Practice a Specialty. Safety Deposit Hoxes for Rent. Timber Lands HmiKht and Sold. Land Script for Sale. Heal Kstate and Insurance. rntfr l'roMrly Irepared for Filing on Government Land. Townvlilp Maps, Showing Vacant Iinds, of all Townships In the Itosehurg Ijind District, SO Cents Each. Office fndcr I.'. 8. Ijind OffUs. IlOSKIll'HO, ORWiOtf. Ice Cream for Sun day. Leave orders with ua on Satur day uud we will deliver on Sunday without extra churge. Our 'phone is 2173. Palace of Sweets Phone 1273 Order Delivered Mr. and Mis. L. Wimberly and lit tle daughter left lor Grants Puss th'.a morning to visit with Mr. and Mm. C. L. Clevenger. Miss Esther L&rle went to Drain this afternoon to attend the nom mencemeut exercise of the S'uve Normal school. llassell Bros, now bavo their new sawmill In operation at Lurle, 31 a-iles east of this city, and aireatlA 1-uve several thousmd feet of li bV i iass lumber ready for the market. Jidge J. W. Hamilton is hamg Mi property opposi'n the court li ,sn e'eared up preparau ry to the t(w tion of three modem cottages (hard en. Two will fiont on Doug'cs Klieet, facing the ccurt house square ;ud the other on Kane street. TV.s as formerly the Masonic projier;y The Ramblers, Rosehurg's speedy second team, will cross bats with the Wilbur team on the Winchester grounds, at Winchester tomorrow. The game will commence at 1 o'clock and no charge for admission will be made. These are both speedy teams and will put up a good game. All Roseburgers In tending to spend Sunday in the country should go to Winchester to see this game. The management of these two teams are arranging for a game on the Roseburg grounds next Saturday. Among the recent suggestions tor the beautifying of our city is one for planting the eastern and northern portions of the court house square to roses, with perhaps a few other (lowers. Those portions are exclus ive of the benutlfut lawn to the south and west of the court house and de voting them to the production of beautiful roses would seem to be a very appropriate thing to do. The cleaning up movement has been put into effect along the courthouse square as well as elsewhere in our city and gfves( promise of spreading clear to the corporate limits. Let the good work go on. A Grand Family Medicine. "It gives me plcat.ire to ft peak a good word for Electric Bitters," writes Mr. Frank Conlan, of No, 436 Houston St., New York, "it's a grand family medicine for dyspep slnn and liver complications; while Tor lame back and weak kidneys It cannot be too highly recommended." Electric Bitters regulate the digest ive functions, purify the blood, and I in pa .1 renewed vigor and vitality to nexes. Sold under guarantee at A C. Mnrsters' drug storo. 60c. Louis Steinbach Real Estate and Timber Lands List your farm properties and timber land with me for quick returns. If you want coimcrvHtivn en" ti mutes of your timber, cull on Ktcliitiiich; I am a tJniler es timator. I ulna have several good timlMT claim and Iioiih HtendM. 1,11 your city property with me if you hare any for sale. I have the buyers. Wanted, hotiKCH to rent Louis Steinbach Sheridan St. Near Depot. been onVred such extraotinary bargains Aii piece ure bent quality ciear iia-w only J. T. BRYAN KoHctuirK, Oreufm SUNDAY AT TITE CHI'RCHF.S Methodist Episcopal Preachlnsr in morning, afternoon and evening by Rev. C. M. Vuu Marter, evangelist, assisted by Mrs. Van Marter, soloist. Morning subject "Life Abundant;" afternoon 13 o'clock) subject "Joys of Soul Winning;" evening sermon at 8 o'clock, subject: "Hell, and What 'I Is." Live and interesting services. A home-like church. All are welcome. Uaptlst Hov. E. H. Hicks, paator. Morning services at 1 1 o'clock, even ing services at 8 o'clock. Hlble school at 10 a. mi; Senior B. Y. P. U. nt 7 o'clock, Chris Nelson leader. Children's Day exercises In tne even ing. Special music. Everyone in vited. Episcopal, Rev. J. E. Forsyth. Morning nor in on at 11 o'clock. Holy Communion and service. Evening service at 8 o'clock, vespers and Ber mon: 1 In. 5:7, "The Trinity of Wit ness, Worship and Work of the Di vine Cod." Sunday school at 10 a. ni., lesson: 1 Sam. 17:34-54, "David and Goliath." Presbyterian The following exer cises in the evening: Invocation, Rev. J. A. Townsend. Song, by the choir. Recitation, Veva Quick. Exercise, by primary pupils. Recitation, "Papa's Letter," Eliza beth Roberts. Song, by the school. Recitation, Delia Steele. Exorcise, by four girls. Rending, Eva Lenox. Song, Lucy Mllllken. Recitation, Mabel Miller. Exercise, seven young lndlcfl. Recitation, "The Offering Box," by Florence Wharton. . Rending, Mr. B. L. Eddy. Song, by tho choir. Tho ISest Pills- Kver Sold. "After doctoring 15 years for chronic Indigestion, and Bpeudlag ov er two hundred dollars, nothing tine done mo as much good as Dr. King's New Life Pills. I consider them the best pills ever sold," writes B. F. Ayscuo, of Inglesldo, N. C. Sold tin week at tho public library, upstairs In the Abraham building, opposite dor gunrautoo at A. C. Marstera drug store. 2Gc. The Oregon Restaurant will serve Ice Cream on Sundays hereafter at 1G cents per dish, with cake. dTF TEA W h y isn't everything moncyback? . Everything isn't good enough. Your arnrer return, your tnona, II you don't Uk. bchilliutf'a Dell; we pur turn. If You Want QuicH service and every thing first-class, just lIKe home cooking , Call at X5ha GEM Restaurant OYSTERS IN ANY STYLE Fresh "Clam Chowder" Every Night 15c a bowl. Give me a trial and be convinced. W. I. Stapleton, Proprietor. Jiukmn St., near .McC'lalleli Hotel Many a man has lost a good job, a big order, a profitable contract and numerous opiior tunitius by looking shabby. When "swell" tailored suits may be had at Hodge's prices there is little reason why YOU should not appear as well as your competitor A Perfectly Fitted Excellently Made Faultlessly Stylish Spring tSult. for A Small Price New Suitings Just. Arrived BODGE t Che Reliable Callor t.-t. --f..t Ta-faaTa aTa.Ti.tas . 1 1 i i I P "J I I 4 I I" Oregon Restaurant Open Day and Night Fresh Oysters, Clams and Fish at Any Time Chicken Dinner on Sunday 12 to 2 l M. RfcGULAR MEALS 25c. PUBLIC Stenographer Koom 10, over Hurr'B Music Storo, MUS. ADA THAIU' Delicious DIPPED Marshmallows Fresh Today Ufe ROSE Second door south of postolllee. I'OIS CHAKITV'S SVKK. I'ittsbui'K Society (Jlrls to Wen Tights In Public. PITTSIU'RG, Pn., June 13. Pittsburg men who desire to get a line on the form of the society dam sels of the Smoky City will not have to wait for the arrival of the new style of Paris gowtiB. The daughters of Pittsburg millionaires have gont the Parislennes ones better and to night some of the most popular girls of the city will nppear in a theatrical T. D. Weatherford, Prop. Three First-Class Barbers Always in Attendance...,., Transients guarantee as good work as regular customers. Kullihig hut A 1 tti'rvli'n In HiU sttni Huth Room oiimi on Hiintlnv from s to 11 a. in. Itaihtt ln. KiizorK tititiiul Wo Woutiu li.lliiwiiiu h.lr tiHilt'tt: Kern' llatiilroCuro. K. Vt . Fitch',. It. Wtltioii's O.oilitae, Nfwbro'fl Htritfltlc. . . --tomatoes--- what you get when you buy delicious lucious natural Preferred Stock Tomatoes me out whole can be erred at leu cost than frcih onei though equally as pood. They must be juit a red, Ann ripcneii for Preferred Stock uie the kind you would nick from lh vine if you had your choice. lut requirement ot every vegetable and Preferred Stock Canned For cur tomatoei we goto the famoui Santa la California. Theie tomatoes are firmer, with more meat and leu water. We pay more f"r our tomatoes and we insist on having first pick. BE SURE THE TOMATOES ARE PREFERRED STOCK fram your GROCER j ALLEN & LEWIS, Wholesale Grocers, PORTLAND, OREGON, U. S. A. j HARNESS & JOHNSON THE CORNER GROCERY We are not located in the high rent district; therefore we can sell good cheaper than others. "When You Think of Groceries, Think of Us" X5he Bee Hive r.R or.F.R y xx XX xx Would like to ask you a question or two. Where do you buy your groceries? ' Do you get what, you want? Do you always get what you pay for? Is the treatment, quality and price as satis factory as what you would desire? What we can do for 'you is quickly told if you inquire at xx The Bee Hive Grocery MAX H Proprietor ;:::::::n::::::::::::n:::::::::::::n:n:j:m;:;; performnnco of "The Pirates of Pen zance." wearing pink lights aud not much else. It is advertised that the chorus will be composed of young women representing an aggregate family wealth of $fU0,0U0,00U. Sixty girls, petlto and plump, all the duughters ot Plttsburgers worth not less than a million each, will dis play their charniB for the benefit ot sweet charity and the Johnnies of the Smoky City. The performance will be a benefit for the Industrial Home for Crippled Children. .Mrs. Claude Griffey, a bride of a few weeks and until recently the so prano of the super-fashlonnble First Presbyterian church, will sing the principal role. Her husbaud is a Denver man and shortly before hla mnrrlnge to the beautifcl Boclety soprano, was divorced from his first wife. Umpqua Cold Cure Is a guaran teed remedy, quick and sure, at Hamilton's. Stops Itching instantly. Cures piles, eczema, salt rheum, tetter, hives, herpes, Bcables Doau's Oint ment. At any drug store. THE , OREGON JOURNAL. t Oregon'a best, most popular, reliable and up-to-date news- -paper. All the news dally comic supplements and special features on Sunday. Sunday papers arrive at 8:46 Sunday a. m. Daily, per month 45c Dally & Sunday, per mo.. 65c delivered to your home by the best delivery service In the t city. Dally arrives at 3:45 a. m., and Is delivered as soon as possible. Russell McMuUeni Agt., Phone 221. At Expross Office. ' h 4 4 i ' A IIANDSOMU ARCHWAY. gives beauty and spaciousness to an interior, and without materally in creasing the expense. Provided, of course, that Its design Ib correct, its workmanship roultless and Its wood properly selected and seasoned. If wo build it, It will have these qual ities In perfection and its cost will be small. The J. G. Flook Co., ItoKuburg, Oregon. As fine as those picked fresh from the vine that's PERFERRED STOCK they're and wholesome. Quality U the ibio- fruit that goet into Goods Clara Valley WEISS, li "Wt WANT YOUR PKODULE XI