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Newspaper Page TextHIMMIIIMII 1 yt' NWj Interior Enamel voso aooui wijr cicu ana For .Sale by Hamilton Rosebur, Call or write for Color Cards EVENING ROSEBURC REVIEW JUNE 10, 1!0H. VaseSale FOR THIS WEEK ONLY Any vase or Status iu our Store at cost or less until Satur day night no longer Sec Window Display The Oregon Restaurant will serve Ice Cream on Sundays hereafter at 15 cents per dish with cake. dTF We are sole agents for the Cnnklln Self Filling Fountain I'ens ami rec omend them as being far ahead of any other pen on the market. Cnn uon's Book Store. TF THE BOX I) KEALTY 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? Sot "Just as good," but trm l,?t Jenning's bread. Fre tie'. i very. 'Phone 63. dtf. Mr. Phonograph Owner Burr'B Music House has just received the Edison records for June. They are dandies. The biggest stock of Vermont marble ever received in Roseburg is now on display at W. E. Marsters' Bhop, foot of Jackson street. Give him a chance to figure on your work and he will satisfy you. dswtf Cut flowers, carnations, at The Rose. Mrs. F. D. Owen. Phone Mrs. E. C. HerrKk and Miss Myra Camp have opened rirefwinuking jun iors two doors south of the Catholic church. Parties dtwiring work to their line will receive the benefit of sixteen years experience. Prices reasonable. Also have for sule Franco-American Hypfenlc toilet ar ticles Please give us a call dTK hot water bottles, fountain yringes, bulb syringes and atomizers. the finest and most complete line In the city. Sold at the lowest price? on our guarantee to give satisfaction. Look at our lln and you will not buy elsewhere. Hamilton Drug Co. Just arrived, a big shipment of Men's Tan, Brown and Pla k Ox fords. The best l.l.r.O Man's Shop that money can buy. at Stephens & Perry's. We fit thefet. Chicken dinner, with ip c-nm and cake, every Sunday at fh P.ose tmrg Hotel, from 5:30 to 7:30 i m.. r.0 cent. TF The most complete stork of La dies' Misses and Children's footwear In the city at Stephens A Pert-v. Bring your feet. TF Ugy ItbottvorJc Macfe Beaut ft Neal's Interior Enamel StirfaC0 Imfwvlni.r m . . - , iv otvani inu UlOIsmTC, OH ordinary wills, ceillnjjs, tmhrooms, Uundrtes. PrftV llnK mH nnlsu M ...L. 1 i.l, j me ume as common paint Not ocautuui, bat ustttry. , Ml, Dru& Co. Oregon LOCAL NEWS. Mrs. W. K. Cllngenpeel and Mrs. 3. K. Willett relumed .Monday from i trip to Seattle. W. L. Cobb, who was stricken with pneuinonia last Saturday, is reported much belter today. Miss Kverton and niece. Miss Marie Everlun. are vlsiling wUh rel ative's at tirants 'ass, John Rust is home from Eugene. where lie lias completed his ilrsi year it the btate I niversHy. E. W. Tillsnn returned this morn- ig tioni a trii to Portland and Sa lem. Mrs. Tillson will return later. .Miss Josie McHee arrived here this morning from Purl laud ami then ft tor Winston to vlhi! with rela tives. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Ford ami Mr. ami Mrs. Joseph Kill; lt-i't this morn ing for Brownsville to visit with rel atives. Postmaster L. L. llurd, A. (I. Clarke ami Miss Clarke, of (Herniate, ire in the city on business before the I'. S. land olilce. ' Lee IMIIard won out over Simon Caro in the race for school director in this city Monday. Mr. lUIIard re- eived i:t:. votes and .Mr. Caro lit... Mr. and Mis. Ceorge Johnson, who have been visiting here with the for mer's mother. Mrs. I II. A ppelhoff . left this niorniig for their home in San Prancisco. Jack Miller, who has been employ ed at the Hotel McCIallen left Mon day for Sand Point, Idaho, where he will locate. By his departure the Roseburg baseball team loses a captain and a good fielder. ('has. Jones and John Cameron, iharged with running a. "blind pig" .tt Drain, did not furnish the neces--tary baij of $.".00 each after being brought to this city, and In conse quence were lodged In jal to await trial before the circuit (jnirt. They have a nice, long wait ahead, too, as tuirl does not meet (j)nii next Oc tober. Moses F. Rice and Napoleon Rice, 'he local house furnishing mer chants, and lea F. Bite, the local :eal estate dealer, jointly purchased Monday the Lleo. Lewis farm, or what is more familiarly known as the ild Cheno wetli place, consisting of I "J aT" and situated near Wilbur. The price paid was $!2.o0. It Is ;he intention of the purchasers to divide the farm into six tracts ami place them on the ma'ket. The farm is splendidly adapted to the dairying business. Pure Teas arc healthful-nerve soothing-delicious. folger;s golden gate TEAS Ceylon Japan Oolong English BreaKfatt Gun powder BlacK tX Green are pure. Packed flavor tight in dust-proof car tons to protect their purity and flavor. J. A. Folger &. Co. S.a Trinciic, lmartv of Pur T I w fi TEA CEYL0?l Mrs. Hva Struble. of Portland, is visiting here with her aunt, Mrs. Mary Howard. Juile J. W. Hamilton has appoin ted C. W. Kirk receiver for the Dini- :iick-Taylor Lumber Co., a bankrupt ourern. of Drain, to sucyeed It. K. -riswold. resigned. Phone 6C1, when you want a good Iriving rbx or saddle horse. Horses .toarded at reasonable rates. Delmar iMxon. dTF See Jennings, the baker, for some lung special for balls and parties, tf Stops Itching instantly. Cures dies, eczema, salt rheum, tetter, lives, herpes, scabies Doau'a Oiut neut. At. any drug store. Phone 1G3 for anything in the, akery line. Free delivery. Ump piu Bakery, E. Jennings, Proprietor. dTF ' TlHi;i OF PKOllIBITIOX. Iteor'iit Flection iu Georgia Shows Trend of Sentiment. ATLANTA, Ga., June If.. TJie lentiinent is rapidly gaining head .vay here that the defeat of Governor rioke Smith in the primary was prae- Jcally a demonstration against the prohibition law. So strong is its eeling, that some of the legislators lave indicated that they will support i movement to repeal It. Itepresen ative W. W. Wilson of Guynette ounty today said: "The very day the legislature con venes this summer I am going to In roduce a bill to repeal the prohibl ion law, although I supported the irlginal measure." The victory of Joseph M. Brown ner Governor Hoke Smith Is regar led as the death knell of prohibition n Georgia. Cured of BrigliCs Disease. Geo. A. Sherman, Lisbon Red Mills, Lawrence Co., N. Y., writes. 'I had kidney disease for many veins and had been treated by phy iic.iana for twelve yenrs; had taker i well known kidney medicine and ther remedies that were reeom nended but got. no relief until I be ,'uii using Foley's Kidney Cure. The irst. half bottle relieved me and four Mittles have cured me of this terrible Unease . Before I began taking Foley's Kidney Cure I had to make vater about, every fifteen minutes, lay and night, and passed a brh k lust. substance, and sometimes a Jiiuy substance. 1 believe 1 would lave died if I had not. taken Foley's ldney ('ure.' Bed Cross Pharmacy. :rJKXK (;i:ts xi caxxfbv. Kl'GKNK, Or., June 1 .".. Kugene is to have another big cannery and "ruit dryer next year. C. B. Bussel, president; W. Lair Hill, attorney; uid J. B. Moran, general superinten lant. of the Weber-Bussel canning ompany. of Seattle, are here toilay to secure a suitable location for heir big cannery, which they say Aiil be iu running order before next vear's fruit season. The cannery will have a capacity f :!0.nno to IO.ooO cans a season, tnd will employ n large force of workers. The cannery will be en larged as demanded. The Weber Itusse! company has plants at New berg and Freewater, Oregon. North Yakima and Puyallup, Washington. axswkus i; i;uv iwu Kosebur pe.ple llnve Found That This i Tru'. A cold, a strain, a sudden wrench, A little cause may hurt the kid- 'leys. Spells of backache often follow. Or some irregularity ol the urine. A certain remedy for such attacks. A medicine that answers everj 'all. Is I loan's Kidney Pills, a true spe.ilic. Many Itosebiirg pefiple rely on It. Her is Itoseburg proof. W. J. Brand. Ius Mill St., Kose bnrg. Ore., says: "Kver s!ii(e I fell and strained my back some, years ;n:o un'il I used Doan s Kidney Pills 1 bad more or less trouble from kid ney trouble, the chief feature being a dull pain in the .small of my back and throuu'h the loins This became aireravated whenever I caught cold :uid at such times was almost tin bearable. During the last attack I J went to Matsters & Co s drug store i rind got a box of Doan s Kidney j Bills. They went, right to the 1 source of the trouble and removed j every a he and pain. I believe ' Doan s Kidney Bills are unwjuall'd for kidney eompiaint.' i For sale by all d-aert. Price r.0 cent. Foster-Mllt.urn Co.. BtiffaLV; New Yoik, sole air-Mils for the L'nit : ed Sra'eS pein ti;bf r the name Doan's- and take no other. FOR P AI.K An f-lrht-hnr? p'lwi-r li'if'.-i itiitl ver'l:il -m:uf. Clian. ff tnkn fit nnrn t :t il r.r. V F Ice Cream for Sim-day. i Leave orders with us on Sattir- . day and we will loliver mi J Sunday without extra limine. I Our 'phone is - i 7 il. j Palace of Sweets Phone 1273 Orders Delivered MAKKIKD. At the home prepared by the groom In the Working flats on Law rence street. Sunday evening. June 14. 19U8. at 7 o'eloek. Hardy O. How nrd and Mis Nellie M. Smith. Itev. 11. X. Mount, pastor of the Presbyter ian church olllciatlng. The groom is head salesman at the Bon Marche, and' the bride Is a popular young lady residing here, although she has been employed in Portland for some time past. Kugene Guard. (The groom Is a son of Mrs. Mary Howard and a brother of Bee How ard, of this city. He was formerly employed here as a dry goods sales man.) Thousand Dollar's Worth of (Jooil. "I have been afflicted with kidney and bladder trouble for years, pas sing gravel and stones with excru ciating pain," says A. II. Thurnes, a well known coal operator of Buf falo, O. "I got no relief from medi cine until 1 began taking Foley'r Kidney Cure, then the result was surprising A few doses started the brick-dust-like Bubstance and now 1 have no pain across my kidneys and I feel like a new man. It has done me $1000 worth of good." Foley's Kidney Cure will cure every form of kidney or bladder disease. Watch Frozen in Ice. Reliable timepiece ' made by the South Bend Watch Co. Keeps abso lutely correct time while frozen In a cake of ice. Proof of superior ad justment of watches to heat and cold. THE watch that was n "tfood timekeeper" a generation ao isn't fit to meet the demands tor accuraev and reliability that vou must make upon the watch you jy carry. Cnll nnd we show ymi n l-nni! Hcml Wntcli t tint is so iiiiu li better lh;r the wntth yoit curry, tlmt it's n-nl vfn omy to thrnw awnv the iM one nii'l Imj the South Ilcnd. Tin's Kxivinji is iii mom as well s trouble timl ntniovunci'. U't will prove it to you for the nskiitn. C' nil nml seethe South Hetiil Wntch 1h:it is perlectly nimle and mljusteM Hint it wuuli f Keep pence i ume iiuitu iu soim ice. Our stock of watches includes a good line of the South Bends. A. S. HUEY, Jeweler & Optician. Located on Cnsn Streot. RATES EAST 1 1 1 . I t At SOUTHERN PACIFIC (Lines in ' ii-tM'un) From Roseburg, Ore. AS Kdl.LOWs: itn i -i w a (n v. a y TO THIC'I 'ill vi I'llltl i. m c.vl.i i u ' i i Chicago . .. S78.50 S87.:,() . St. Louis 73.50 82.50 jSt. Paul 66.00 81.75 Omaha 66.00 75.00 Kansas City. 66.00 75.00 t n i k.i s I i.i. hi: on sai.i: June 5V 6, 19, 20 0 July 6, 7, 22, 23 August 6, 7, 21, 22 f iik 'J fiif r'' urn i u ' '1 't - ;v r fi ' p r ! 'Vi iU'-s ilt pi t-t j ;' Withii l.uiM- : REilElIBER THE DATES Fir any fu:-tiir infuMfitV'.r; -i) tu I.. B. A.OORi:, l ocal Ajciit m. MtMurray n l.'ih'i, ' lr. LOW o offi:i;s vuom i:sr: !l't;..ll Pi line lioyci not Cotitt m r ij;g Willi t.itiwe-. SALKM, Or.. June 14. Salem prune packers hae thus far had no inquiry Hum the Kasl lor prices on :be l.ms crop and they are making no otf'ei.i. Neither are the pitekors trying to ina'ue contracts with grow ers. Boih .11. S. Gile Co. and Till son & Co. take the view that it is worse than useless lo quote prices when the;e is no demand. "Kasleru buyers are not Interested ..ml if wo quote prices now we would hae dithVulty in raising tho-n later, while the Jobber would e pert us to lower ihem." said II. S. ,;ile toi!ay, "The crop in the North west, is short, amounting to about .ne-thhd, or at the outside one-hait if last year's crop. The situation is, therefore, faorable so far as prices are concerned. Of course, so long as we a-e not selling we cannot buy ami here is no contracting with growers yet." At this time hut year over half the prune crop of the Northwest had iieen sold on co;ilia rs .Made by grow ers with packers. Growers ibis year ire content to wait, for their crops .ire small, anyway, and they do not fear declining values alter (lie mar ket opens. The only condition that appears unfavorable to prune prices is the taryo crop of other trulls in California that are dried and sold in (Mil petit Ion with prunes. it "Til FY WON'T GO DBY." W'e mean your watches and time pieces. They must be kept cleaned and oiled to get the best results. He member watch making Is our only specialty. J..T. Bryan, Tho Watch maker. dTF Louis Steinhach Ical Estate and Timber Lands 1,N( your farm prttpertles and tlmt hi1 land lib me for (iiick returns. If .vou want roiiMerviitlve es" tiintiles if your limber, cull on Steiuhacli; I mu n lliutiei- es timator. also have Neveral Khi(! tiiuher elaluts and lunik'- ffij stendN. List, your elly property with ine if yon have any fur sale. I have Hie buyers. Wanted, houses to rent Louis Steinbacb Sheridan St. Near Depot, Pj is ion want Ouic' snrvic? nS fvery. thT,j firt"r:..., just lli.O home coohin Call at ZTjg Restaurant OYSTERS IN ANY STYLE Fresh "Claro C'howdor" Kvery Njjrit lc n buwl, Give mc it. triikl and lac convir.ced. Etapleton &. Williams Eroprietors .lai hsim SI or .M.Ctall.'ll Hotel I- -I - -I 1 I J- -I"l--!-Ji--i"I- !"!"r' 1: Miiny :l man Jia-i 1n-t a tt'u yt. a h-j iinii'i', a i -mil a Ipjm i cpi.lrat't antl tiinri''.ii-. r f f 1 1 t iin-t es ly I'.uk Hilt -hatif'V. li'-n '.i.vt-ll" iai.Mi-"i suils nia ! In-! ai IIiMif'-, prir. s I he' is lilt !i i i:i ,..n w liv ! : linuifi niii jinii'-ar as well ,ts mir n' y 1 1 1 j f l ilur A Pfrfe tly Fitted F.xrelle'ntly Madf FauHlry.ly Siyiish bpri.ij; u.t for A Small Price New Suitinj'.s Just Arrived t f- i ! i BODGE ; Che Reliable Caiior Orchil Restaurant i i.ini Iliy m,d Ni.'ht Fresh Oysters, Clams and Fish at Any Time ChicKen Dinner on Sunday 12 to 2 I'. M. KfiGULAR MfrALS 25c. PUBLIC j Stenographer III. "I.. I' W, N'KS. ,Ml. I'llAUl- j Delicious DIPPED Marshmallows Fresh Today U?c ROSE Si'fiuiti dtH'i- south of postotliec. lir.YMn's Kaunliler lMcuillf. HK.V.'Ki:, Ciilo., Juno LI. .Mrs. if ii li i:ian l.e:iviti, (hiiiKhtor of v iilhini .IciiiiiiiKs llryun, lieaiis tlte it'iii-r Coiuuy (ieleKution to the tu-moiTaiic slate euuvention at .lleiiuiuMi Springs toilay. Sl.e was named by tlie Iienver t'iMiiity eomemion. wliitll. wliilu it iii.itn-.si'ti the i-aniliiiai-y uf her fatlter !'" Hit luesi.U'niy. cliil not Instruct lor III in. She was not at tlio con vention, lunn.; at her father's home In l.lniciln with her children, and she lid not know Hint her mi mu wits to lie presented. This move may result in lira. LE0NA MILLS Lumber Company Lumber, Lath, Shingles and Dry Finish Lumber Yards on lower Oak Street Roseburg, 'Phone 1411 4- . M - what you get when you buy delicious lucious natural Qj Preferred Stock Tomatoes come out whole can be served at less cost than fresh one, thou(h equally as good. They must be just a red, firm ripeness for Preferred Stolc use the kind rou would tiirk from the vine if ymi had your choice. lut requirement at every vegetable and Preferred Stock Canned Goods rktd WhrTr h Bit tvra Orwwa For mir tomatoes we po to the famous Santa In California. These tomatoes are firmer, with more meat and lets water. We pay more for our tomatoes and we insist on hating first pick. BE SURE THE TOMATOES ARE PREFERRED STOCK frtm jemr G ROC El ALLEN & LEWIS, Wholesale Grocers, PORTLAND, OREGON, V. S. A. HARNESS & JOHNSON THE CORNER GROCERY Wo arc not locnti'd In tho hlnh rent illtrlct; thuroforo we cau noil Kmd chciiicr t'tp.n others. When You Think of Groceries, Think of Us" ,,3 Bee Hive GROCERY 8 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 The Bee Hive Grocery fx MAX Proprietor Leavitt being sent as a delegate to the natiunal convention. There has ijetrii talk ror some tiuitr of naming tier nnd .Mis. J. A. Hityes. a dntiKh :er of Jefferson Davis, as natlouul lelenates. Another woman mentiou d iu the sume connection is Mrs. fcirah i'latt Decker, president of the National Federation of Women's Clubs. it Is practically certain that Bryan will receive tho indorsement of to day's convention. 'Hie llest nils Kver Sold. "After doctoring lu years for chronic Indigestion, and spending op or two hundred dollars, nothing bat done me as much good as Dr. King's New I.lfo I'llls. 1 consider them the best pills over sold," writes B. V. Ayscue, of lnglesldo, N. C. Sold tin week nt tho public library, upstair) In the Abraham building, opposite der guarantee at A. C. Marstera' drug store. 25c. Heavy, Impure blood makes a muddy, pimply complexion, head aches nausea, Indigestion. Thin blood makes the blood rich, red, pure restores perfect health. T. D. Weatherford, Prop, Three First -Class Barbwt Always in Attendance Transients guarantee as good work as regular customers. Nothing lint A 1 Rurvlcn in thU Shop Ilrtlb Koouw open on Hundnv from H to U a. in, Haiti 'J.V. Ktnom liuntfd 60c hho tnlloivlnit hilr touici: Kern's banilni euro, V. . Fitch'. O. Wllagu't (juiiilDf, wto'i HwrpU-tile. . . , a handsome: ahchwav. gives beauty and spaclousnoss to an Interior, and without materally In creasing the expense. Provided, of course, that its design Is correct, Its workmanship fatiltlesB and its wood properly selected and seasoned. If we build It, it will have these qual ities iu perieclion and its coBt will bo Blllllll, The J. G. Flook Co., ltoHCbiii'g, Oregon, As fine as those I the vinethat.s PERFERRED STOCK they're and wholesome. Quality is the ahso- truit Uut goes into Cl.irsVal'er WEISS, "WE WANT YOUR PRODUCE" ThcO.K. DarberShggi fifc ssnimissi iy .. . n i ratternon. dswjS 0n'-ral I'aw nT A l"-ijI . I i