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Newspaper Page TextJ e) V- J c O '- c n ( O, o , 3: POWDERS! CI Face Powder, Tooth Powdtr, Toilet and Talcum Powders. 9 Foot Powders and Perspiration Absorb ers. Q Highest Purity throughout, as is a'ways demonstrated here. 0C These goods archil servicable at this season of the year. Q All the popular and latest productions of the bes! manufacturers. 0 .Hamilton Drug, Co. o o o 0 Rbsebur, Oregon o Call or writ for 0Co1oj Cardc SIMMMHIIMHHIM'!MWlf EVENING ROSEBUEC "REVIEW jt ne test, lixm. BOOKS TO RIIAI) WHILE ON YOCK VACATION. While In the mountains on your vacation, or hunting, or Ashing trip it gets lonesome in the even ing without something to read. We have a full line of books, from the 6-cent novel to the very best of books also all the latest magazines. We run a circulating library pay 25 cents for the flint book and exchange it for other for 10 cents. . k& Book and Stationery More Successor to C. B. ('Million. The Oregon Restaurant will serve . Ice Cream on Sundays hereafter at 15 cents per dish, with cake. dTF We are sole agents for the Conklln Self Filling Fountain Pons and rec omend them as being far ahead of any other pen on the market. Can non's Book Store. TF TI1B HOXI) KKA1.TY CO. Or chards, Farms, Timber Land and city property. Some One bargains. Jack son street, Roseburg Ore. Step Ladders at Churcniii . Why not have one of your own? Kot "just as good," but tin. I.ept Jennings bread. Freo de'.Keiy. '1-hone 63. dtT. Mr. Pbonogrnph Owner Hurr's Music House has Just received the Edison records for June. They are dandies. The biggest stock of Vermont - marble ever received In Hoseburg is now on display at W. E. Marrtrs rton. foot of Jackson street. Givo him a chance to figure on your work and he will satisfy you. dswtr Cut flowers, carnations, at The Rose. Mrs. F. D. Owen. Phone 1 l-7. Mrs. E. C. Herrtck and Mtss Myra Camu have opened dressmaking par lore two doors south of the Catholic rniirch. Parties desiring work In their line will rerotve the benefit of sixteen ynara" experience. Trices reasonable. Also have for sale D IK . Franco-American Hygienic toilet ar ticles Please give us a call dTP Hat water bottle, fountatn C) syringes, bulb syringes and atomlaera. the finest and mnaf complete line rn the city. Sold at the lowest prion on "i our guarantee to give satisfaction. Look at our tin 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.F.0 Man's Shoe thatmoney can buy, at Stephens & Perry's. We fit the feet. Chicken dinner, with Ice cream and cake, every Sunday at the Rose- burg Hotel, from i:30 to 7:30 p. m., l'BO cents. () TF The most complete stock of La dles' Misses and Children's footwear In the city at Stephens & Perry's o r.t iNti Tim i'i:x.ii.Ti KI'tiKNU. June 20. David l'ar inenter, who uleitded guiitv.a lew days ao lo the charge of polygamy, was this rurenoou sentenced to t months to the tonilly Jail, the 'ruinl ilium penalty. He will begin lilt sentence at once. ' Unrkcr Klnetl $2110. Harker, who pleaded guilty to sel ling two (marts of beer, was toda, fined lor the offense. A.VSWKItS HVKIIY CALL. Itoscliuig People Havo Found That This is True. A cold, a attain, a Budden wrench, A little cause may hurt the kid neys. Spells of baeknche often follow, Or some irrepulaiJly of the urine. A certain remedy for such attacks. A medicine that answers every all, Is Doan'a Kidney Pills, a true specific. Many UosnburK people rely on It, Here is Rosebui'K proof. W. J. Unmd, 1U0S Mill St., Hose- hut'K, Ore., tmys: "Ever since I fell and strained my buck some years ago until I used Doan's Kidney Pills 1 had more or less trouble from kid ney trouble, the chief feature, being a dull pain In the small of my back :uul through the loins This became iggruvated whenever I cnught cold iu id at such times was almost un bearable. During the last attack 1 went to Maratem & Co's drug store and got a box of loutfs Kidney Pills. Thpy went right to the source of the trouble and removed every ache aud pain. 1 believe Doan's Kidney I'll Is are unequalled for kidney complaint.' For snle by all deulers. Price F0 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the Unit ed States. Remember the name Doan's aud take no other. Stops ItcMni; Instantly. Cure? piles, eczema, salt rlH'um, tetter, hives, herpes, scabies Doan's Oint ment. At any drug store. Pleasant to take The new laxative. Does not gripe or nauseate. Cures stomach and liver troubles and chronic con stipation by restoring the natural nctionof the stom ach, liver and bowels. ofiJB Burti1ltut. Price boo. Sold by lti-d Cross I'lmrinjuy. j. j. J. J. Jt. J. 4. J. .j. J. j. J. j. J TIIK 4 JL. OltWiON .MLJIVAL. Orerfon s best, most popular, . rellnLTe and up-to-date news- paer. All th news dMly 4 t comic suip Jeii:en's and pp'-ial 4 f'.itnn-s on Sunday. Butnlay 4 jy. papers aiTiTt at 8:45 Sunday 4.' 4. a. m. 4 Daily, per month 4'r 4 Daily & Sunday, per mo..fi..c 4 delivered to your liome by the 4. best dI'vry wire In the 4 city. IXiOv arrives at f m.. and Is delivered h soon 4. as pn.sii,ie. , 4. T ." " -r 4. Phone 221. At Express Office. 4" 1 4. 4. LOCAL XKVVS. I'h one liiil. when you want a good itutti (irjsauuie nurse. Hoiseb oo.iiuuu ul reasonable rates. Lieiinar tJtxou. d if i uua. Towiiseiid, president 01 mi auiueul buu. ul the L . ui O., Uua unur 01 ute Lreguii ectiiy, us uui j u ieauiiifi ueuu.et , una uu un- .ounu buuu iL'nutt, weaL to Lite uuj 'uay lu iiUt'K 11 u i dig itie tuuiuiei' u anon, iiuuuj. ut'iuoti at. l ne uuuci l mi is lowing out iinueis iu uuuU a seL ul wujS iu -tutne on wmui ves&eis cuu uu juiou jui lo ue l eiinueu w neu liecea&.n y i buon i-.i tiiv -, a;, y ui e eoiuiMeieu .uu SLiiupveivviWuiiiti vr ul be uui on uv uuih., una Whk Uuue uu nV li uu, pis Uie i- loreiice est. iu euiiuu w uli me rest of oui Jiy, t eL i8) Uai g us enjoying a -islaiitial growiti uns year. At ihJ ,ebt emi oi me new street receivuj JDeued there, at its connection with lie roaJleading uOtlte SoldieiV ilonie, live new buildings are undet ''a (r about to bisiarted, so (Mr. J. 'Q Lowell tells u?r. These inidj .i aiuie unimiiiy .iiiu u eminence, jolli bn;it) ef'Oeted. by Peter ilall. and residences , befug Quilt respect ively by Mr. leeirfaud, David Me vMellaud and Air.) Courtney. Yefe, Vest Uoscburg is surely, growing Actual work started this raorniiu .(h Albany's new eui.tt, rsays tin Herald. C. Loriug, of-the 'eon 3tructlon department of the S. P., h in charge, of the work Kxcavtitioii work is In prosrens, and a small ; iheil haii been erected fur use of tht workmen. Pro in prospects the work will be rushed on the depot bo thai it v;i!l not be long before the struc ture is completed. The depot, ac cording to report, will be equal to anything in the state, and fully as good as the Kugene structure, des pite reports from hiugene to Uk .'ontrary. Albany Democrat: The committee, of which Mr. (ill is i chairman, is makinR an effort to Kccure a perman ent electric display for First street, originally intended for the 4th, now being promoted as a permanent af .'air. The arrangement is to have First street lighted with one thou and incandescent lights starting from I. yon street to Washington l i eet, L crossing at the intersection jf the streets, the lights being about liree feet apart. This would make a display which would attract wide intention and be a splendid boost for :ho city. The rust would be $1)0 a month, not to exceed $1 for each minimis man along the street. The lights would run until midnight. There Is also talk among Second .-street people of being in the electric .llsplay swim. The fourteen-year-old daughter of Frank .Morgan was shot by borne one while standing at the door of her home, northeast of town, last Satur day evening. The bullet passed through the lleshy part of one of her limbs making a serious wound, but be Is fast recovering under the care of Dr. F. J. Daird. The shooting is -;aid lo have been done by a neigh bor boy. Lewis Williams, the ten . ear-old Bon of A. U. Williams. Jt is said that a number of shots were tired at the house, one or more of which went th rough a window, and the girl wtiit to the door to sof where the shots were coming from when hlie was hit. Thy affair hits not yet been investigated by the au thorities, but probably will be soon when it will bo learned win fired the shots and wii h what Intent. Trouble is said to exist between the Williams f.jmily and two of the Keith bur families, Morgan aud '.I Alexander!. A bullet f rom tht -ii'ine inn - a VI rifle -.if. said to have pas-i'd very Hose to the face of Hosj AbnandtM. tin) s-ame clay the Moiga;; sit 1 was shot. -Lebanon Kxprejf Ad-an.e. is erecting a pant at PORTLAND, OREGON f.,i the nianufaatnrc of thvif world famous PORTAI'.LE WELL DRILLi.NG MACHINES fur water, url, gas, etc., etc A moderate amount of money will tttrt you in a profitable buslnea. STAR PORTABLE DRILIONd MACHINES P" 75 4- 8 4 a 414 4' 4" , S 4" 1 ' have b:-n proved by C'jrr.'v -.ivc TCi CETt to I'O Tiic I',--' I'l la- W .jtM. Fur full piTtiui . -evariV. inic well drilling iiiachines. tcj.,is. supplies, etc., wrvwvio B THE STAR DHILUN6 MACHINE CO PORTLAND, OREQQtli AKRON, OWQi Sr.Hx AKON, OHIO. I Ice Cream for Sun day. Leave orders with us on Satur day and we will deliver on Sunday without extra charge. Our 'phono la 2173. Palace of Sweets Phone 1273 Orders Delivered A carload of the government geo detic survey outfit arrived lu Kugene from the north yesterday. A crew of surveyors, J. P. Harrison lu charge, will work In this vicinity for several weeks to come. Guard. There will be n special meeting of Lilac Circle. W. O. Y, Wednesday afternoon, June 24th, at 2 : o'clock at Odd Fellows hall. All Guards and members requested to be pres ent. CLAKA DOUKN.O djlM Clerk. Kugene Guard: Judge llanna, of the Southern Oregon district court, has decided that MedTotJ's city charteiQjverrules the state local op tion law; and that the city may re main wet, although the entire coun ty was voted dry. Of couse, the judge Is aware thtf he will be bum nod hard by the $ipreme court, a deci sion living been rendered on pre cisely the same issue O1 nn appeal from Judge Harris' court In sLane countv two years ago but llanna doesiVl care for n little thing like thnt. A good many yi;8 ago he went so far in refusing to ob the mandate of The higher court that he !iad (fy reflgn from tUe bench, nAl it may be that he win agnOi make ;he snnro stubborn HjJ. Wr the 'wets" In Medfond,. 0 ADVISKTlSIsp I.KVTKIM. r? o KciDHinin? otiiaiii-d for in the lioti. urg pculollice on June ti. 1VC8, are the olldxing loiter b. which will uo chttltfud wii- vi out? ceui. VUCI1V ( -) Allen, V.' L.; Aldwson, 0. Ilurgeliind. (ieo.; N lluck, Win ; Hoehme, W. M.; Cox, Win. A.; Couh aii, Miss Hay; Clarke, H. W.; Driii- r, Herbert 11. j Fowler, Ceo; (leler, Ralnard; Hoy, I.ee; Kllliaai. G. W., Ireen, A. J.; Huntley, M.; Hunt, .1. J : Hart, II. T.; Joliiison, Chas. W.; lohiiBou, C. M.; Jones, Alio; Jlles, I) I... Kingman, Mrs. Eva; Kemp. R. 3.; Kernan, John J.; Lyman, C. P.; .hiburg. W. 11.; Miller, John H.; Moore. I. C; Rydell, Nols; Seller, Mrs. Wilfred; Smith. Rev. A. ; Smith. rlhur; Thompson, A. W.; Ward, I.; Williams. '.; Warner. W. Advertised .lime 22, 1H0S. C. W. PARKS, Postmaster. Every Man His Own Ioclr. The average man cannot afford to miHoy a physician for every sllsht tilinent or Injury that may occur Iq his family, nor can lie afford to neg itict them, as so alight an Injury aa he Bcratch of a pin has been known to cause the loss of a limb. Bonne very nion imiBt from uecPHHlty he hH own doctor for this Class of all nientu. Suucoss often depends upon prompt treatment, which can only be had when sultngle medicines are kflpt at hand. ChamberlBln'R Rem "dicm have been In the market for Ttinnv years and enjoy a good repn ntlon. Chnmlwrltiln's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowol com plaints. Chamberlnln's Cough Remedy for "onghs, colds, croup and whooping -ough. Chamberlsln'R Pafn Balm (an an Mseptlc liniment) for cuts, bruises, burns, sprains, fiwelllngs, lamo back -ind rheumatic pnlng. rhamlrPrlaln's Stomach and Liver Tablets for constipation, biliousness and stomach troubles. Chnmberlaln's Halve for disease of the skin. One bottle of each of these Ave prrparatione costs but $1.25. For sale by Hnmllton Tug Co. Patronize Review advertisers. Going Sparking? If fiu, yon will have bttr success I if you K t four "'srarkli rV 'from us. We have at pnwnt u exn-ptlonall flu' sNKk of haiidnoin Hrilllants. Thry nr? fi-,1 of fin and exlromely pretty. We hfcv tln-rn ln(fse and ni'tuntid III Klngfl, Iorkcts, IlrfHH-hes, Charms, e'. t Otir cvHec tinn of jCV-'Iry and prefloiis irVonfs ranni be excelb-d In this locality. tnl (nir tirlccH arc reasonable. A. S. HLEY Jeweler & Optician. CAXVOXVILLK XKWS. Lewis Hanks, of Klamath Falls, with his wife and little daughter, ar rived Wednesday from Portland, where he has been In a hospital, ami will visit with relatives hero. Frances Honsh went to Slsson, Cal.. Monday to spend the summer with her sister, Mrs. Claire Jordan. Vernon Poole aud family expect to arrive here from Idaho In Septem ber. He has sold his ranch there and may make Oregon his future home. Horn. MeGilvray, In Cnnyonvll'.e, June 16, 19U8, to Mr. and Mrs. Col lin H. MeGilvray, a son. Died. McKai. near Tiller. Or., June 6, 190S. Donald McKai, of consump tion. Kcho. o Stomach Troubles. Many remarkable cures of stomach troubles have been effected by Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. One man who had spent over two thousand dollars for medicine aud treatment was cured by iQTew boxes of these tablets. Prlco 25 cents. Samples freeOtt Hamilton Drug Co. It HAL KSTAlTOTKANSrOlS. 0 V. I.0Cobb to ThiKHlnpr A. Frcy, $10; lois IS 0iin 16. Ublook 17, Waito's nddttion to HowburK. N. F. Thronn to A. P. HiMidPi-son, $1,100; nVj s.'C. 7, 32-7. UNIVERSITY OP OREGON, SUMMER JUNK KV '111 iMJl.l .11 i mm Otrarww Id biology. Ctu'iiimtry. Kiluoation. Finish Lttarfttur. Umiihui, Jj"rt-n-li. StiiiHh, Hlfi.ry 8UioiufttjcB, Plijni''- Kull rarpM of InstruLTOri, fO?txiAi. i-ornsi:s in f. atii nUAltllll'.. I Mill I I.AI llt,lt9 For t inlociit niiln-M th BIIIITIAI, BIIVtRSITT 01 OREQON, fUQINI, tRIOOl Louis Steinbach o Pvcasttftft and o Timber Landsc O O o List your farm rpropertles imd timber lund wlIU, o fur quick retains. , , . n If yoa want rontervntive e" tiinatio of your Umber, call on Hteinhw'li; I tun a timber es tltnntor. I nlo Iwtu nevornl good timber claims and home meudH. List yoor city property with mo If you havo any for sale. I havo the buyers. Wanted, house to rent Louis Steinbach Slitridan St. Near pepot If You Want QuieH service and every thinf( Arst-clans, jut liK home cooKing Call at Go GEM Restaurant OYSTERS IN ANY STYLE Fresh "Clam Chowder" Every Night 15c a bowl. Give me a trial and be convinced. Stapleton & Williams Proprietor Jiukw.n St., near Mct'lalleu Hotel V Many a Man has lost a jrocd V job. a hit.' oilier, a pi-ontalile I'ontraet end nlinieroiiH oppor-, to n it es 1'Y looking shalihy. When ".swell" tailored milu may lf hail at Itoia's pi -res there Is little leason why Vol) should not appear as welt aa your coioiieiiior A Perfectly Fitted Excellently Made Fault lesily Stylitb Spring VnH, for A bmall Price New Surtings Just. Arrlvtd l BODGE Cbe Reliable tauor Oregon Rcsiauraot Open 1 and Niuhl Fresh Oystcri, Clams and Fish at Any Time ChffXen Dinner on Sunday 12 to 2 f . M. RfcOULAR MEALS 25c. PUBLIC Stenographer linii 10, v.r Hin i'' Miislt .Store. MRS. ADA TU.it:!' Don't without Ice Cream - on Sunday bub leave your order at The ROSE on Saturday for Sun day delivery. X5he ROSE Soooml door south of iHjstolIU'o. Seo I'at for your Paints, Oils aud Varulslit'n: Heat ou Kurth. Ho can suvo you inoiu'y, willi a positive Kuariuitvo btu-k of the goods. P. O. Ilox :I02, Hosi'burR, Or. U8vjy20 COFFEE o Gtid grocers likecSchil jngf's Best, for makes fjood-j!l and not trouble3; in case of omplairfi, the Pmoiftyjs readf? o Yt grocci Miurni your mtr lVou dos'l IU. It; w. piritm. fLEQNA EumbcrrjCompany o LumberLath, CD O Shingfcs agd Dry) Finish cLuiflbei Rosetjurg, O 'Ph?,rw(1411 Jb -tomatoes what you get when you buy Jl..' I ! j .1 iihiii'iiiiik 1 1 ii 'ii n nnriir 11 Preferred Stock Tomatoes 1 tomfl out whole -can b tvd at lets cost than fresh onei though equally as food. They must be just a red, firm fineness lot Preferred Stock use the kind you would nick from the vine if you hd your chvMce. lut requirement of every vegetable and Preferred Stock Canned Goods rh4 WJMM tfca Itit ar Qreva o 3 roi 7ur iomii- wcgnioinc i4niou3Miiiav.vre vaiic a r.i;f.iie llt.-ei nmutAa.a a) n tariit, ni-eaV meat and Urn water. We pay mote lot our BE SVJtS TUB TOMATOES dR PREFERRED StOCK-fam r CROC EH ALLBH 4 LEWIS, Wuxle4l Orecen. POP XL AMP, OJiWOW, U. , A. HARNESS & JOHNSON' THE CORNER GROCERY 0 We tire uot located in Hie IiikIi runt district; tiiorefore we can sell Rood cheaper thno others. u o Q "When You Think of Groceries, Think ofUs,r L i:::::::::j::n:::2:ij Ufe Bee GROCERY Would like question or Lwo.o o . Where do yort buy your groceries? Do you get what you want? Do you always get what yoi pay for? Is the treatment, quality and price as satis factory as what yoa would desire? What we can do for you is quickly told if you inquire at The Bee Hive Grocery MAX WEISS, JPrcmrletor "WE WANT YOUR PRODUCE" ;:j:nnj::::::::::j:::t::n::::::::::n:mm::j AVTO LIVEKY 8KRVICE. Stauir. r ami Taylor Now Iteady lor Vour Patronage. Grant Taylor and Frits Stauffer havo ojKMiod a partnership automo bile livery lu Koseburg, with head quarters In the old Plaindealer buililliiK. back of the Douglas Coun ty Bank, and for a reasonable charge they will take you to any poli.t In Douglas county that can be reached by a safe road. Leave or ders at their headquarters or at Denning & Kent's cigar store, or Ithone if more convenient, aud the aulo will call for you at any resi dence or hotel. No trips will be uiado to Coos county. In connection with their livery, Messrs. Taylor and Stauffer will act as ngcuts for three makes of auto mobiles: The Uuick, the Pope-Hartford aud The Franklin. dsw I have bought the Shooting Gal lery and bowling alley formerly con ducted by Edward Head. Hereafter t will gle prizes in the shoottng gallery for best scores made. EDOAK A r.lliSON. dj25 Pt. D. Weatherford, Prop, Three First-Class B.irbers Always in Attendance...... Transients guarantee as good work as regular customers. Nothing hut A 1 Mitrvlvi- liQIiiH llop ilHIh Kolim. open on Similar from S to llii, Hih. '.'."o. Kin,.rH hoiH1 50h Wct4V.i' f.illowltip h.lr lulilm: Ktlrv'A tlmilro euro, F. Wj Kllrb'.. O. W llaoD'a Miitir Fiurinj 'bn Lumber q (jii't-rtn't hotli!you If yoibrlug your plnift hoO'O We'll do the Qigurlng J n:i; cimeft' too. Then wPwlIl aup the luiher of a gradoQthat Btops a1 1 waste. lf?Uig ub vonr plans and Rlvo youa aquure detl ItugurTQ QiiK innn riuure deal In charging aa well. Th J. G. Flocste Co., -9- Xs fioe those L (lli ncv II uuiil j the H'ine that's o PERPJERRED STOCg they're j":. 1. i O inn u'nniautmo Quullty Is the ahso- fruit Outgoes uqto tomatoes and we iiwlit on rurirtf first alckC veavrtv Hive to ask you ap 6 o Xo oy p 8 1 O O CO o O O TFljJ, 4. 4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4. l-cfttd en Cettfl Srt. C'J o o o Bring your feet.