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Newspaper Page Texto r"niHliMUHmHii.iitHiHHnMMV.nm POWDERS' J: . ;; 1 Fate Powder, Tooth j i Talcum Powders. 9 Foot Powders and Perspiration Absorb ers. J Highest Purity throughout, as is always demonstrated here. l These goods are all servicable at this season of the year. 0 All the popular and latest productions of the best manufacturers. Hamilton Drug Co. Roseburg, Oregon Call or write for Color Cords EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW Don't hook a big one and have the line or hook break buy tackle you can depend on. We ke;p it. We have a full stock of all kinds of fishing tackle lines hooks poles spoons, and leaders any length. It pays to get a good line that will not lose the "big ones." We have everything but the "big fish" Btory. We take great delight in showing' goods even ff you don't want to buy. AGEE Successor to C. Phone 163 for anything In the bakery line. Free delivery. Ump qua Bakery, E, Jennings, Proprietor. dTP A supply of the new edition of the Oregon mining laws has just been received at this ollhe. It in cludes everything to date in legal mining procedure. Copies only 40 cents each. " P Stom itching instantly. Cures piles, eczema, salt rheum, tetter, hlvei, herpes, scabies Doan's Oint ment. At any drug store. We are sole agents for the Conklln Self Filling Fountain Pens and rec omend them as being far ahead of any other pen on the market. Agee $ Book Store. TF THE BONO KKALTY CO. Or chards, Farms, Timber Land and city oroirtv. Some fine bargains. Jack- faua strtet, Roseburg Ore. INot "Juut as good," but tr.. Uft Jaclng's bread. Trm, delivery 'Phone 13. dtf. Thn blnest stock of Vermont marblt ever received in Itoseburg Is nn nn rftsnlav at W. E. Manners hnn fnnt nf Jackson street. GlV(; him a ohnno tn fie 11 re on VOUT WOrlC and he will satisfy you. dswtf Cut lowers, carnations, at The Roue. Mrs. F. D. Owen. Phoiie 14S(. Mrs. B. C. Herrlck'and Ml" Myra Camp have opened dressmaking par lors two doors south of the Catholic church. Parties desiring wrk In' their line will receive the b"t-fU of sixteen years experience. Prices reasonable. Also have mr naiu Franco-American Hygienic tulM ar ticles Please glv no a call dTF Hot water bottles, foOntatn tyrlnges, bulb syringes and atomizers, the finest and fciost complete line til the city. Sold at the lowest price on our guarantees to give satisfaction Lac atur lin. and will not bay elsewhere. Hamilton Drug Co. c JmJ arrived, a big h1pmt of Men's Tan, Brown and Hlack Ot fords. fOie best $3.50 Man's Shoe that sner can buy. at Stephpns & Peij'ff. We fit the feet. The most complete stock of La- a t as MI..P. mnA Children's footwear Dooh S Stationery Store , It. Cannon. In the city at Stephens ft Perrv's. 5 Powcfer, Toilet and TILIAMOOK STAUK HKLM) IT NORTH YAMHILL, Or.. July 2. Stepping from the brush and level ling a double-barrel shotgun at. the head of the driver, a lone highway man held up the North Yamhlll-Til-lainook stage, four miles west of this Ity. shortly before 11 o'clock this morning. He took a trifle over 120 In change from the three passengers and the driver, cut open the mull pouch and took t h ree of I h e f nu r regist ered pacKnges, leaving helium the one containing a box of shoes. The rob ber wore a white mask to hide his face. He was not In the least ner vous and appeared to be experienced in the holdup game. Bloodhounds have been called from the state penitentiary at Salem to assist Sheriff Corrlgan In the chase. Six years ago the North Yamhill- Tlllamook stage was held up by a tone bandit at the same place as this morning's robbery. The other rob ber was never ca.pt u red. Bud Burn Quickly Healed "I am so delighted with what Chamberlain's Salve has done for me that I feu I bound to write and teil vou so," says .Mrs. Robert Mytton. I"7 John St.. Hamilton, Ontario. "My little daughter had a bad bun; jn her knee. I applied Chamber lain's Salve and it healed beautiful ly." This salve allays the pain of burn almost instantly. It Is for sale by Hamilton Hrug Co. "Til KV WON'T GO DRY. We mean your watches and time pieces. They must be kept cleaned and oiled to get the best results. Re member watch making Is our only peclnlty. J. T. Bryan, The Watch maker. dTF I toy's Life Savd. My little boy, four years old. had 1 severe attack of dysentery. We had two physicians; both of them ,'ave him up. We then'gave bin Chamberlain's ('olio. Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy which cured hi in ind believe that sav.-d his life. Wil liam H. Stroling. Carbon Hill. Ala There Is no doubt but this reuied jnves the lives (if many children each vear. Give it with castor oil accord ing to the plain printed direction. :tnd a cure is certain For sale by Hamilton Drug Co. I ok sali; Land scrip. Can be used on any and which Is Fiibjert to homestead 'iitrv. it is fully guaranteed. Foi price, address is,,- L. W. IUT1I1KLL, Springfield, Missouri Itefrievatir. Full line of first class refrierat nrs. enamel lined and guaranteed satisfactory. Nothing equal our Vu dor Porch' Shades to keep that fcot porch comfortable. V'e have therfl t. 6, 8, and 10 feet wi e. B. W. S'ntONO. Hie furniture san 4. J. THK iiffiv ti ti-n a r. a L'GO.V Jor&S&t. j. Orceon's be.u. most popular, J. rJiable and up-to-date news- A j. t.nner. All tlie news dally 4 comic suiiiilonicnts and D-i-chU 4 J. features on Biumay. R'tmiay 'f . pi.pi'ra artve at $:4& Sunday O At 4. a. n 4. Mallv. vtt m-.n!h O AJlP-vrha .... Aic 4 ki Mn !fv St uoilay, per BHi .. t-c ., 4- d livcred to vour home by the A hePt delivirtr); pervlce in ine . it, cltv I)all"arrye at 3:4".(oi 1, m., and Is delivered m foon ( T possible. Sf 4" 4. Huell .Mcllen. Aet., T r-hnne 221. At ElpW' Office, ( 4. LOCALe NEWS. Mrs. D. G. Clark i visiting with her sister at Canby. Miss Alice Mahu returned this morning from a trip to Kugene. July records for Edisou machines just in at Burr's Music House. Hon. B. L. Kddy returned this morning from a trip to Portland. Sue Jennings, the ha,ker, for some thing special fur balls and parties. Thomas TapMu left this morning lor Portland to visit with his wife and daughter. A company of Curry county citi zens Is building a telephone line from Gold Beach to Crescent City, Calif. Kugene Register: A suit for di orce has been commenced in the cir uit court against Mayor J. 13. Mat lock Airs. L. S .Pengra returned this afternoon from Los Angeles, Calif.. whore she has been sojourning for several months. Ralph Wollenberg arrived this morning from Seattle to visit for several days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1. Wollenberg. M. C. Burlisou, formerly employ ed at S. K. Sykes hardware store, has jpened a cigar and soft drink store in the building recently vacated b J. Relzensteln's saloon. Mr. Miller, father of Mrs. W. E. CUngenpeel, went to Cottage Grovt this morning to visit with relatives until after the 4th. Upon his return here he will be accompanied by Mrs. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Benny Lohr and Mr. mil Mrs. H. 11. Lohr. the latter re jently from Columbus, Neb., left :his morning for the mountains neai West Fork to spend a couple of weeks. Miss Maud Ragon, who has been vlsting here with her sister. Mrs. J. B. Cawl field, left this morning for her home at Baker City. She was ac ompanied by little Miss Laviegna Colt, who will stop off at La Grande ind spend the summer with her Hide. Miss Ragon will visit at Cor vallis enroute. William Young, a Civil War vet-M-an, has received at the Ohio Sold iers' Home, a check for 2 0 cents from the Treasury department, the amount of change due him. when 4 0 years ago. he purchased :"i cents worth of paper, and received nc thange when he tendered a quarter therefor. Kver since the war the ;overnment has been searching for him and finally found him at the Dayton home. M. K. Hall, formerly of Cranes vill, Pa., and Geo. C. Jack man, ol .Michigan, both of whom are now re siding in Portland, paid a brief visit :it the home-of Mr. J. II. Edgerton, in Itoseburg, Thursday. Mr. Kdger ton resided in Michigan for a 1111 in ner of years, locating In Rnneburg a vears ago. Messrs. Hall and .lack man had been out to Bound Prairie looking over the Waite farm. ICK Hunter & Weiss, of the Itoseburg Cold Storage and lee Co., :winounce that they will be ready to receive orders for ice or goods for storage after July 1. 'Phone 911. Ice delivered to any part of the city. Price one cent per pound retail, or 7 "1 cents per hundred wholesale. Storage charges made k now n u pon application. J 1 It. II. C. Wood, the efficient man ager of the Pacific States THephoni I and Telegraph Co., in this district has been transferred to The Dalle, j He will be succeeded here by G. P.! Marshall, of Grants Pa-ss. M.. Wood leaves for The iJalles In n few days Mis transfer Is practically a promo- Intl. in view of the fact that s larger salary is Involved, O. P. Standley. of Camas Valley, was brought to Itoseburg Thursda even Ink, sn fferiim from a don lib f ractu re of one leg and a severe fpmin of the other, the result of a breakdown of his ;inn durini; a nitiaway of his team of horses. Thr injured man as attended by Dr. Hoover and tlin tak'-u hack tn his liotlie. The fact lire Is of the trn tion nf tht lower legs, just aljtive the ansle. Ashland Record: The Warren Con ;t rifi t Ion corn nan v, h lib l.fls the 'nnira:t for the pa viDg of 9'V"pt ft ifreet. has entered into a criiitiru-t for be pnrffasf nf the. roefc ie-tir"d in its pavini' iT'i-Ic whh the Htv. Vfcn iTi- 8'iv Is to pay five ctrt'ts OPr cu bic yard for the rorjfatvl five e"its Ier cubic for the ti (e of t'ie 711a- 'httwry li rrufhins) 1'- It 'S 1l- IFiaterl tt.Sl bel.'Wi-en four BTld 1I? hfn,mii.4 'tiU'c yat'd Will )e pijiir W. o Ashland Hett 51, B. V. Mul- A.BP-vrbsn accentefj an inttlin from1 in-urei ri-una "I .uiyi,uiH' .t,i'n at tblit cltv Mr lyiitev niay (nv-n oe rornej trie ornior or noivtsi! ern nrf?px VJX 1 H'IMip fli,)!ine. in viintion vj. R;(f . from I"? dlrTi-tcai and Iiivt:3 h- nceeptH an Mtia0" from Salem, where he .jike to i:,.(i00. Since tha! daie he Oar are always fresh and pure, for so popular a fit ml y has no chance to grow stale. Palace of Sweets MAItltlEl). BOSSEN-K1NCH In Roseburg, July 2, 1908. A. H. Bovseu and MIse Edith Finch; Judge U. W. Woua cott, olliclating. The young couple ill reside in Elkton, where Mr. Li owe n Is engaged in the restaurant buviuewti. no i'apkh on ixr TH. There will lw no issue of The Daily Review Su turd ay, in order to give our entire working force an op portunity to take "a day off." The only holidays observed T)y The Re view are Christmas and the 4th of July, and we are iure our readers will not object to this obaervation of the country's natal day. Next week will be a strenuous one In the news paper oil ices and The Review will cover the Democratic convention at Denver just as fully and promptly as it reported the big meeting at Chi cago. Our extra news service of next week will more than make up for the omission of one day this week. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Will all those knowing themselves in debted to me kindly settle as soon as convenient. I have sold my busi ness and therefore desire a settle n.ent of alt accounts as early as pos sible. Respectfully. C. B. CANNON. Roseburg, Or., June 17. 1908. ATTKNTION, FAHMKItH. It you want a milk houkie that Is up-to-date, ace Pat. box 302, Rose burg. Oregon. dawjy20 COFFEE You can buy something called "coffee" at 10c lb with 3000 miles of R R freight from the roaster; don't. Y.ur s,.rntn. T"ir money If r Aoal U. Sckllliui'i b.t: w. p.y liia. flMII- KSSIONA I,. i. It. 'HA I'M AN, l. I. H., m-nlixt. Abrnhani BnililliiK TL-lcphone 1H HlHII-8, i( u. in. to D i. 111. KOHKHUllO OltKCON i. C. MVIAMS, Al lyrin'-mi'ljm With Klchnrilson. Dlmlck & Moare- hi'iiri, AtUirneys Bt Law. 3 1 r.-l (5-1 7 Commonwealth Hid. Cth mid Alikcny Streets. PORTLAND OREGON. Office Mourn: Fluinen: 1(1 to . m. Olflre Mnln 1711 2 to 4 p. m. Kel(l. MhIii l"lil llll. 1,1 KTTA SMITH, Itiynfi'lan Wometi and Chlldren'ii I)lxeaKe a Specialty Office: RoiniK H and 9, MnrnteiV Hlk neit to 1iikI&k County IlKiik HldK. ). V,. HOI ( K, M. I. Office 111 the Review HulldfliK. up Ktuirs, Kooiiih 1.1 and 14. X-IUy and Klectrlcal Trcament. Telephone. Main 111. ROSKHl itli - - - ' OltKdON. A. I'. rlKH.l, M. !., Office.: ttjin 11, 12 and IS. IXiUKlan Ciiiinty llkni Itilildluft, I'hone 771. HOMKIIIRIi - - - OUIXiON. Going Sparking? If so. you will nave b''ttvr success o If 'mi gft your "spurn-" from us. IrV'- havt' at priwnt an exiicptlfinully One utotk Of linnirniiir; brilliants. Tiny at" fr.l of fire anil extn-inHy ) prr.-. We ha:r : them lofiM and nifiutitid In Kings, Lork'-ts, Itroft. Tics.Ciartus, 'tt5t$. Our mllee ti.Jtt of t?sp)ry and prerloiiB'JftfiiH'B Wlt)ut be W,:elled III this locality. A - prices are P'A-Oablo. A. $. HUEY, Jeweler & Optician. DXfinM)S IA LY-PARROTT WEDDING. Alvin B. Daly aud MUs Ethel Par rot 1, both of this city, were quietly married by Rev. C. A. Rexroad. at the South Methodist parsonage. In Rcsetmrg, Friday evening, July 2, 190S.Mr Daly is a blucksmlth b trade and la employed at Pllklngtou Bros.' shop. TlS(brido is te well known daughter "of L. M. Parrott, ol North Roseburg. and for some time paic has been employed m a book keeper it S. qK. Sykes hardware stofe. O For tbe -present Mr. and Mrs. Daly will reside at the Baylcas iiome on Douglns street. it Cuirt ii n'ut. The best of nil teachers Is experi ence. C. Harden, of Silver City, North Carolina, says: "1 And Elec tric Bitters does all that's claimed for it. For Stomach, Liver and Kid ney troubles It can't be beat I haw tried it and Hnd it a moat excellent medicine." Mr. Harden is right; it's the best of nil medicines hIho for weakness, lnme hark, and all run down vendition. Best too for chills and malaria. Sold under guarantee at A. C. .NJnrsters & Co's. drug store. 50c. See Pat for your Points, Oils and Varnishes; Best on Earth, He enn save you money, with a positive guarantee back of the goods. P. O. Box 302, Roseburg,' Or. dswjy20 A Laundry Plant That Is Almost IDEAL Tlio building wo occupy was built especially for UiIb busi ness. We've eq,uipMd It with the latest and best laundry machinery that can be bought. We hnve &oft water to do the wnshliiK with and all Ironlnn if done with our new preaaini process. Our dry .room la one of the finest In the Vet, and our de livery service is practically per fect. Bettor let the Hoseburg Steam Laundry do your work call Phone 791 and we will call for it. ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY If You Want Quick service and every, thins Arst-elaae.justliHe horn coohinfi Call at 0e GEM Restaurant OYSTERS IN ANT STYLE, fresh "Clam Chowder" Everr Nisjht 19c a bowl. Give me a trial and ! convinced. Staple ton & Williams Proprietor Jaikxin St., m'r McC'laJIre llirtri ......... ....... JhA. llllll.ii I I I "! I I ' r Many a nun has lost jroxl joti. u biy ni(;r, a pnitit:l)l contr.'ict iind iiumtTimH npjr t it m tit's hy looking hhnhliy. Wh(Mi "hWi;I1" tailuiMMl Hiiits my li- li:nl at lluiltfc'M prices thftVe i- litil rt'-tun wliy VoU .hoiild not iipjHifti' wull -vh your coniietiLor tcltontly tUmU I.ulllely Styifd SHng Jul, tar A teU Prfc. Hew M.inffs Jut, Arriv. BODGE Che RelUfck Ciilor Oregon Kcstanrant D eo lay and'NlKht Fresh Oysttt-s, Cfems end pish at Any Time CtvcKen Dinner on Sunday 12 to 2 P. M. R.L0ULAR ftALs25c PUBLIC Stenographer Kmm 10, over Hurr's Music Store. MKS. ADA THAW Don't without Ice Cream on Sunday but leave your order at The ROSE on Saturday for Sun dty (feliv&y. JShQ ROSE Socond door south of jxisuitllce. COMMKXCIXU JINK Stiiul, 11HW. The following train service will & In effect on the line of the C. & B. H. II., betweeu Albany and Yatiina, dully, except Sunday: No. 16 Mxd Leave Albany 7:45 a. m. Ar'v Yuiii!mi 1:30 p. m, No. 15 Pass. I.v Ynqulna. 2:1.1 p. in. Arv Albany. .7:00 p. ni. No.2 Pass. 12:40 pOu 5-30 p.m No. 1 ' Mxd. 7:00 a.ni 11:55 a. in On Sundays the service will be as follows: Leave Albany, 7:35 a. in., arrive Yaiitlna, 11:40 a. m.; leave Yaqulna 6:01) p. m arrive Albany, 11:30 p. m. D LEONA MILLS Lumber Company Lumber, Lath, Shingles and Dry Finish Lumber Yards on lower Oak Street Roseburg, 'Phone 1411 PICNIC A KKW .M)1 THIN'C.S FOR THR Ll'NCII IlASgKT. YOU CANNOT CALL, 'IMIONK VH. lH-vll.fi Mi'-t iH'vllcd Hum. I.unib Toniif I'crft't'tion Hhiitnps. liip-'d ItiM-f Coiiud llicf Saow Hani etit1 ItiU'oti C'Ihthiv OiM'kt'rs. Cnoltlt-N Tiiiiiah'H lork and 1 leans. IMrklcM OHvh Chow Cliow. All khulN of t-uiiiicd fruit h. HARNESS & JOHNSON THE CORNER GROCERY W are not located In tbe high rout dtatrlct; therefor we can soil good cheaper than others. When You Think of Groceries, Think of Us" Hut::::::::::t::::::::::i::::::u::n::mn 1 never mind! mmmmmlmmmmwmmmmmwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmttmmmmmmmnm) Don't worry, we are atiH ti doing business at the same I place. d Wait for oar caleoC Dishes and Cooking e Utensils Qtany H old price 1i?e Bee Hive Grocery 11 MAX WEISS, It Proprietor "WE WANT YOUR PRODUCE" GRANU CHAUTAUQUA Assembly at Gladstone Park, July 7 to IB Inclusive. ' For the above occasion the South ern Pacific company will issue certi ficates on July 4, 6, 6, and 7 In con nection with full fare tickets sold to Gladstone, Oregon, which will enable purchasers to return at one-third fare; an agent will be stationed at Gladstone during the assembly to Issue tickets and check baggage. Th Roseburg and Cottage Grove loci la nre the only trains that will stop at Gladstone. DTD ATTENTION, HOAI) SUPKRVISOltS If you want something good In culverts, see Pat, P. O. Box 302, Roseburg, Oregon. dswJySO CASTOR I A For Iufanti and Children. Tha Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Blgnaturo of T.D. Weather ford, Prop. Three Firlt-CIut Barber Always in Attendance...... Transients guarantee as good work a regular customer!. Nnttilug but A 1 rvloe tn thti Shop Bath Rootufl open on Sunday from 8 to 11 a. m, luthi Huora honed 6vu We line following htr touica: Kern'a PamlroCuro, K. V. Fitch'a, u. Wllion'a CjutotDe, Newbro'i Merptnlde. . . , FOURTH OP JULY IS WORKING round again. Going to fix up your house for the occasion. You can aavu both time and money by getting some of our mill work tor the ob. We carry anBhes, doora, molding, frames, columns, railings, poBts and a hundred other things. . AH ready to put right in, and made better than they could be by hund. Send us your order. The J. G. Flook Co., Itoseburg, Oregon. GOODS IP Theu.tt. DarbcrShay 1 j, f itis not misled deiiverini? anv-irin X 4. tlon. (g) Q LrOCttd n C.a StrwQt. prlng your feet. TF o 0