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o O o o go C?0 O ooo O O '1 O o 0 0 O O o On 0 O O o o o I 3 0 o GREAT SALE NOW O O n 0 co00 ,.o : BEFORE oo 0:o the 4th of July0 o at Cost all of our Straw and Panamaw Hats. Greatest, bargains in Men's Shirts of this Season's Styles. Men's tan and black Half Shoes, the very best on the market. All of our NEWEST SUMMER DRESS GOODS Extra length Silk Gloves in Black, White and Colors. The $1.75 quality for $1.20 The $1.25 quality 85c. The regular lengths at 40c Bracelets, Lace Pins, Tie Pins, Rings, Chains, Beads, Belts and Back Combs. Ladies' Summer Suits at less than you could buy the material for. Some ra fine new Voille Skirts at cost. The best of everything at less than the cheapest. II. MARKS CO, ROSEBURG. PHONE 671. ! .J. IlOHKIIl'Hfl MARKET. 4. ! CereAlH. Wheat 11.00 bushel. Oata 50c bu. Hay Vetch, $16 ton; timothy, $20 ton; grain, $18 ton. Barley $28 ton. Livestock. Steer. Alive. 3 14 3 M 0. Cowa Allie, J tt 0 3c. Veal Dretned, 6fa IIoks Dressed, 7c. Bheep JMc. Poultry Mixed chlckeni, alive, 10 lb., dreiiaod, 12c; geese, alive Sc., dressed, 12c; ducks, allvs 10c; dressed, 14 16c; turkeys, dres aed, 16c. Hutter Creamery, 30c lb.; country, 20c lb. Kgga 16c dozen. 1'otatoes $1.60 cwt. Wool Ho lb. Honey 16c lb. Cabbaite 3c lb. Old OiiIoiih 6c lb. Strawberries $2.60 crato. l'OIM'l.AM) .MAKK10T. Livestock On foot: Steers, 3 Vi 4c; cows, 3V4c; hoga, 5W0'4c; sheep, 3 94 (?i 4 : dreaaod veul, C 8c; niili'H, 2.2!iW:i; wool, 12 &l'iiB per lb; potatoes, !0c cwt.; eggs 18c doz; butter, cream ery, 23c, Btore, 18c; mixed chick ens, 1 lc; hops, 4 6c. on FOIl KKNT Flve-roonl house, I'llzer street, (urlllsheil or II II I'll r lllshed. Apply to llolwl lteulty I'u U You can have a GOLD MINE if you plant an orchard with the NOTM'K TO OIl 1 1)1. LOWS. All Odtl Fellows 11ml ItebekiihH are requested to meet at their hall Id MuHelHii'K on Saturday morning, ,lul 4, at 8:30 o'clock, to Join In till celebration parade which Ib to start at nine o'clock. iiavio a 11 mi-: o lino Foi itrii. right kind of trees. the best. See Buy only A. L. KITCHIN, Nursery Salesman, Roseburg, Or. CELEBRATE The 4th of July AT District Fair Grounds ROSEBURG Fine Programme of Patriotic Exercises BARBECUE and Picnic Dinner. Roast Meat Furnished Free. - Free Admission to grounds, race trait ami grandstand, all the afternoon? o Races And sports Committee in clmrgeJ. A. But lianan, C. S. Jackson, E. B. ftngfa, E. L. Parrott, K. L. Giles, CJ Oct tho family together; cull In a fiw f rlpiirlH: ttliirt it it vttnr yen nine lOdi ho n Phonograph with Yankee Doodle, Dixie. Stars una H tripos For mer mid Star Spangled ltunner, all played with truo military cIuhIi by tlio famous Kdlson Military band. .Next kIvu them Uuroln's speet-h at (it'ttyshut'K iinil the patriotic pot' in Our National Airs, with Im-ltleutul hand and ori-liestru music. Then the liisptrinK vocal duet, The Itiittlo-Cry of Kiwdom. What ti proirnim! (.cntilne KdlHon 1MiomKruphs, $12.f.O and $2.'i.0U $1.00 a week pay men ts, KiIIhoii records ttfi cents each. At such n price uud terms can your home afford to longer do with out the world's greatest entertainer. III UK'S MIS1C HOITSK. UoKebutK. Oregon. Moiswf,o of ptflrr. 0 I- O I o 0 CxtttiAa Rvnt ! $ti4em la jwpuieTtd. yej u on of j thr qoliwtwt as vtett an ox of ttae moil I HWtlful place 10 tb world. 41- tivuft) tb roiuU r iiavetf vitb ruoud I bcb 9t(JO. the Is Dot 01 Q b r (DiAd one of the fact, ke bom, sn Dm- ?M G. FalkT'blld. agricultural explorer of tike 0V0rtmot of s)n culture, ax- i plains Id thai National Ctoograpbtc I .UuSaxlrie, thtrt era oo oidnMU or t- All vehicle in Modal ra ar o ruo- uurs. If you go calling It W la a Uil sledgte with canopy top ind com fortable mtitn. If you move a hank iafe or a strain boiler it Is carried on a "stone boat," or sledge of poles, and you may have to get forty oxen to pull i It. If you are iu a villa on the hillside and want tu get downtown you take a running car and slide down over the cobblestones. Two strong men, each holding o tfulde rope, pull your car over a bag uf grease to grease the runners and then give you a running shove and jump each on a runner behind as the car shoots down at a breakneck pace over the cobblestones. The men yell, beua and dogs scam per, foot passengers cling close to the wall of the narrow street, the runners tfet hot and flit the air with odor of burning wood as you shoot round sharp orners, down the busy thoroughfare. ;)UBt gorgeous musses of flowering creepers which hang over the walls of the private villas that border your rond. But, oh, the cbwge when you get to the bottom! You are obliged either t wulk or take a carro, drawn by slow moving bullocks, squeaking and slip ping over the stones. ROSEBURG MEAT MARKET It. D. MAY. Prop. i.j "S Freih and Cured Meats of nil liindu FlaH and Poultry W know how to cut meat to t the best renults In rooking. Thrre U more In the cutting that mom people believe. We nmy he (itiihmI ei-pert- I our Use. lt ui prepare your Sunday roant. ami you he eon Vi ' -ur trade. - ,. - ' Ito.iie I. ill. We llu.f II LOW RATES EAST tt'ILI. UK MA II K THIS SKASUN IIYTHK SOUTHERN PACIFIC T. ti. VBibr warPBU, Iocs) office, ftjafburXi Orr. 24 tjutn pSitt'- , July 2, "t4Cri, Uiuot&u'atnAHiaioi.... .? nioiouo t49BAparatart v.... PrecloiOittta r. 00 Total p reoi a slot oo of monu : VP a pnjt-iB to tftit mioUi to M vour. . . as touu pretip. Irani Befit 1, lflW. to flat.... K 00 Avtmtcb pre-ip. I nan 8ep.etg6r 1, 18J7. .. 3oi Tooii Utlctiioy trues 9pt. 1, 1907 4 04 Aft nab pneeipiouios lor 40 w teasoiu, Swpt. to 1-vy tiatluRtiTe) muM TBg. Qiaisfti, Obarvi. For Rouetoivg aotl Vkiuity: Pair tonight; Friday fair sod cooler This week F. B. Walta sold to Hon. O. P. Cofc-ho an 18-acra tract from his big Round Prairie farm, which was recently subdivided and placed on the market. A Seattle gentleman purchased 11 acres there yesterday and some Portland people are making selections today. W. L. Cobb recently purchased a tract there which he will have set to fruit. This Is an Indication of how fast these small tracts are being taken up by people both at home and from abroad, aB this locality, known for many years as the Burnett farm, is one of the finest In the county. Mr. waite says he la receiving from 40 to 50 letters of inquiry every day as a result of his recent advertising in The Review and the Portland pa pers. Some of these Inquiries are coming from as far away as Oklaho ma, Texas and the Mississippi valley states. Needless to say, anyone who desires a choice tract of fruit land at a low price would better buy now as tho most desirable pieces will be ac quired soon and all are bound to advance rapidly in price. ORIGIN OF THE HORSE. Th Modern Animal a Cross Bttwn Two AncUnt Brdt. In Wlsfceu fur Alle Professor Koeulg llscusses In some detail the origin of the horse of today. He Uuds that the horse of neolithic times was not spe- llleally distinct from the horse of the present. While there Is uo doubt that the horse of that period was used by man for food, there seems to be no con- luslve evidence as to whether It was domestic,! ted or not. His own opinion, however, Is that It was probably do- mestlcstetl. he horse of that time was closely milled to the turpau or semlwlld horse that lived In southern Russia up to a 'eutury ago. This was a "hog maued," short legged, large headed beast. It seems probuble that the domesticated borne of the Germans of Caesar's time were derived from this breed. The Egyptians had horses as early us 1U0 R. C. These were long maned. more like the Arab horses, and cuuie from Assyria. Where the Assyrians obtained then) Is unknown, but It wrm probably from southern Ania. where this long maned breed has been devel oped lu all probability us the result of long continued domestication. The modern horse Is a cross between these two breeds, with a further mixture of the Arab horse. Tills Arab horse, too. was Itself a descendant of the earlier long maued horse. The origin of the long maued horse Is a mutter of doubt, but Professor Koe ulg thinks It max have been from au extinct Itidlau species. In Grants Pass Wednesday tin cups tied all over the street sprinkler was a unique way of announcing that the town had gone "on the water wagon." About 3 o'clock a. m., a party who had been celebrating dur ing the dying hours of the "wet" re gime held an impromptu "prayer meeting" in the street, where gospel hymns and others allowed vent for the feelings of the participants. Woman Who Msrry at Thirty-fivo. A (icrtmiu doctor lays It down as a well established fact based on close observation that women who do not marry uutil thlrty-tive or therealsmt Invariably achieve matrimonial suc cess. Why women of this particular age Mhoiild make mora successful mar riages thsii those who fall victim to love's young dreuiu is fairly obvious. When a young woman marries be tween thirty aud forty she either dues so for eompatilonshlp, choosing her mate accordingly, or from need, tu which case she also chooses with a certalu amount of care. She baa no wild dreams of uualloyed bllsa. Lou dou Lady's Plctorlnl. I Lines in Oregon) From Rosebur, Ore. AS KOl.LltWS Mi t I'M Va,( ON F WAY TO TIIHui till VIA I'ttKll AM l'Al.1 KUKNI Chknuo $78.50 $87.50 St. Louis 73.50 82.50 St. Paul ... 66.00 81.75 Omaha 66.00 75.00 KanstM City . 66.00 75.00 TIl'KKTS WILL UK fN S.M 0 July 6, 7, 22, 23 "- August 6, 7, 21; 22 (lood for return ln!H)dAyirth stoj-ncrr privilege ttf pleasure within I i in it REMEMBER THE DATES e For any further information call on L. B. MOORE, Local Agent Or writ to Wm, AUMorray JenetrJ i'anver Aitent, I'lirtajiJ, Or. A Frak of tho Lightning. A curious cane of lightning destruc tion tiHk place some years ago at (lat- china, au Imperial summer resldeuce not far from St. Petersburg, where stood a stone columu fifty feet high, held together by Iron angles. Wheu rain fell more or less water penetrated the stones lu the Interior of the uhhiu ment. One day It was struck by light n I iik'. and Instantly the column dlsap (teured from view-, killing a loue seu try on guard. The ouly explanation la (tint the heat of the Itghtulug lusiant ly generated steam on coming lu con tact with some of the water aud the terrific explosion followed. Tho Cha-nga of Comma. "Whenever she asks me to do any thing." soliloquised Mr. Meeker pen Khely, "1 always go and do It, like a fm.l " "Yes." said Mrs. Meeker, who Imp peued along In time to overhear hi in "Whenever I ask you to do auytutug you Always m and do It like a fool. Cht ago Tribune. Tho Bby Htlpod. Jones Te; our household now rep rveui the I'ulted kingdom. Smith- How' that ? Jones-Why, you see, 1 am Ktik'lUh. my wife Is Irish, th ui;ne is Scotch, and tb baby wslls. Lomloit Kxpreas. (l v . Changod. "Io you hello v that man and wo man should bav equal right T' "Well. I uoed to, but since Pre been married t don't dare to say nv"- Cleveland Let dor. kakii.y mx'iii:i. 'Ills Question Should Im Answered Kasily by Iloseburg People. Which Is wiser to have confld nce In the opinions of your fellow- citizens, of people you know, or de pend on statements made by utter strangers residing In far-away places? Head the following: (1. , Bennett, Fowler St., near tho creek, Hosehurg, Ore., says: "I was more or less annoyed by kidney omplaint ever since I left the army in 1SG5. I suffered everything from a steady, dull aching to excru ciating twinges through the smalt of my back. I had to move around very carefully for a false step or backward movement brought sharp twinges through my body. The se cretions from the kidneys were In a terrible condition being dark In col or, and after standing for a time ileposltfng a brick dust sediment. Nothing gave me any permanent re lief until I commenced using Ooan's Kidney Pills, getting them at A. C. Marste.rs & Co's. drug store. The contents of the first box so greatly bene lit ted me that I continued tak ing them until entirely relieved. 1 am eighty-eight years old and can hardly expect to be cured complete ly, but when a remedy will bring re lief to a person of my age and In a case of so long standing, what win It do in ordinary cases?" For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the Unit ed States. Remember tire name Doan'e and take no other. Just Kxuctly Itlght. "I have used Ir. King s New Life Pills for several years and find them Just exactly right," says Mr. A. A, Felton, of Harrlsvllle, N. Y. New Life Pills relieve without the least djseomfort. Best remedy for con st I put ion, biliousness and malaria, 25c at A. C. Marsters & Cos. drug store Hl'MMKR EXCI'USION RATKS TO NKWPOHT AM) Y AVI' l. A BAY. From June 1 to October 15th, 1908, Special "Summer" round-trip tickets will be sold from Roseburg to Yaquina or Newport, Oregon, and return, good six months from dat? of sale; good only for continuous passage In each direction. No stop overs allowed. Fare for the rourd trip $3.00 dswtf AT. A A. M., Aurol Uxlft Hi IS Hold! aftjioiecB mo Din. U. l Oiiriv, W. M . N. T. Jiwirr, ceur? A O.P.W. kofteour IxMt No. 1(-VmI f tho ind and 4th MonJ ft of u-h tnuoU - ' ot 7:SJ p. m.. lun rotfien 1111. member to iwd tutxtttis r luTltnl to a UDtl J W. Dow ill, U. W. I H . l.isui. Recorder. RP.O KLkS, Koovburff lut, o.S1S Molili reoulor cu3tmuotrtluuf at the K.c- Temvlo on in it and 4ib Thumlayi of eoch month Ail membrre requested to attvrd reouiorij. iuu u iiiiuoi eromer oro corui ally lDtltedioaiteo-1. K I rorr, E. R Uio. W. 9TLiT. tfre re tar rv KORKU or HONtiH. Title LoOce No II- II MreuindDd 4Ul Thur.5T etentuftot eovaV tnDio id .vhw.' itan. mini niaufM coruiBiiy inT u iiena UlNNtl K CiVI NM1. r. Of It O C. H. I.BSOI. Re. I w. riw ill. Ret'Ot'er CAOl.RS, Rtioebarf Artie mm In odd ton of a-h Booth, at n rlofk. Vltlt lof brttbien iq food indtnr alwar welcont C. W. RalxakD. Sec Men make bono, but woo - malt bomoa. LatUoh proverb. rorMln U..I. ,ifiunff nroio.ri si tra !. W. J. Bt.D, '.. E. I. H.Linoi, Rw. E. V. Uootib PbH llllllMiii Wedding Presents) Diamond Investments Watch Sales Silver Ware Gut Glass Fancy China Every Day a Sales Day You Don't Have to Attend an Auction to Get a Bargain Clingenpeel The Jeweler WANTED $1'000-00 W0RTH of 2nd Hand Bradley's Second Hand Store 9 I handle both new and second hand goods. Try my prices on harness. You will find that I am right. A. D. Bradley, - - The 2nd jbt Man Now is the time to list your Farms, Orchards, Stock Ranches, Timber Lands and City Property. We offer you the advantages of wide-awake out side connections. m an. sell Send us full description, or call; we will be pleased to meet you. UHPQUA VALLEY LAND CO., Office Macc&bee Tempi Cass St. Roseburg, Oregon. AUTOMOBILE REPAIR SHOP Repair all makes ofAutomobiles WE ARE EXPERT MACHINISTS H. W. ALTH AUS & SONS Cor. Cass & Rose Sts., Roseburg, Ore. FARMERS Tak a look at the cut above of the simplest, strongest, best cutting mower on the market today. A CHAMPION THE WORLD OVER You will need a Mower, Rake and Tedder to cure your hay properly, why INot Buy the Beat? Call ou or write us and let us tell you why you should buy the CHAMPION. J. F. BARKER & CO. q Vehicles & Implements Phone 201, Roseburg. Oregon O 3 ex
