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Newspaper Page Texto . o o o o POWDERS! I Face Powder, Tooth Powder, Toilet and Talcum Powders. A Foot Powders and Perspiration Absorb ers. CI Highest Purity throughout, as is a'ways demonstrated here. I These goods are all servicable at this season of the year. 9 All the popular and latest productions of the best manufacturers. Hamilton Drug Co. Roseburg, Oregon Call or write for Color Cards EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW JULY , 1 008. 1908 Baseball Goods Hats bulla fliiRor mils ditch er's pads first basu glovow musks protectors rule books. A full assortment of buls we have somelliiuK thut will suit you in weight and length bulls from f.r to il.flO filiKer mils, culrlnT uml first base pads, all prices ami siz-s. from small boys' to professional's. We like to show Roods, even if you don't intend to buy come in and inspect. We also carry all the latest maga zines. ' Successor to Cannon. Cut flowers, carnations, at The Rose. Mrs. P. D. Owen. Phone 14'J7. See Jennings, the baker, for some thing special for balls and parties. Phone 163 for anything in the bakery line. Free delivery. Unip qua Bakery, E. Jennings, Proprietor. dTF A supply of the new edition of the Oregon mining laws has just been received at tills office. It in cludes everything to date In legal mining tirocedure. Conies only 40 cents each. TF Stops Itching Instantly. Cures piles, eczema, salt rheum, tetter, hives, 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 nen on the market. Agee Book Store. TF THE BOXD REALTY CO. Or chards, Karis, Timber Land and city property. Some line bargains. Jack ua street. Ros.hu rg Or. Not "Just as food," but tt,. 1,'ft anlig's bread. Ir de'.hny lo IS. dtf- The klggart stock at Vermont uirb!. v.r rrlvl in Ko-bur ! now o di.ntar at W. E. bursters' lon. font of Jicisim itrwt. Give tilm a chtnee to fUurt on four work tint hi ill satisfy yo. dFWtf Mrs. E. C. Merrick -n Mis' Lvr Camp htve opeed dressmaking par- iurs iwo aoors soulii n mc iw. chttTch. Partlo J.-airinpj work in their lino, will receive the benefit of sixteen years' experlekce. Price,! reasonable. Also hate for sate Franco-American Hygienic, toilet ar ticles please gUo us a call dTF Hot, v water bottles, fountain fringes, bKlIt syiltiges and aton'lf 'rs, the finest and most complete line In the city. Sold at the lowtwt prices on our guarantee to give satlsfurt'.on. Look at our lln. and you will not buy elsewhere. Hamilton Drug Co. Just arrived, a big shipment of Men's Tan. Brown and Black Ot- fords. The heat i.lcSO Man s Shoe AGEE Dooh 2 Stationery Store C. II. HIIMillllMIMII ....... T ' "M. AX ,l TOMOlill.i; TO (I1VK AWAY. The undersigned will give to any I person an automobile worth the sum (of ldOo.OU. who will produce any two crank or lever clothes washer, now in use, in the United States, that can do the work of one of the Harrington washers, in all kinds of washing, both heavy and light. The undersigned has offered $200. :uid has stated publicly that he would give to any persons said sum of $200 who would produce a washer that would do half the work that can be done by the Harringion Washer, and do it as rapidly and as easily and in is good order, and he now by this publication repeals said offer. The weight of the Harrington Washer is less than four pounds, substantially constructed of copper, ind is a coin pressed air machine, Will last for a life time under con- slant use. What more do you want? Agents wanted. Ii. S. Harrington, of Corvallis. Oregon, inventor. ( nil be sci'ii ill lloseliui-u; Hotel I'ot ll few days. R. S. HA RHIXOTON', Corvallis, Oregon Bad Itui-ii Qiilrkly Healed "1 am so delighted with what t'liaiiibcrliiin's Salve lias done for me that 1 feel bound to write and te.l vou so." says .Mrs. Itobert Mytton l.",7 John St., lianiilton, Ontario. My little daughter had a bad burn Dti her knee. I applied Chamber Iain's Salve and it healed beautiful ly." This salve allays the pain of burn almost instantly. It Is for sale by Hamilton I'rug to. o- "TIIKY WON'T (it) BUY.' We mean your watches and time pieces. They must be kept cleaned md oiled to get the best results. Ke member watch making Is our only iM-cially. J. T. Bryan, The Watch maker. dTF Hoy's Life Saved. My little hoy, four years old. had a severe attack ot dysentery. vt e had two physicians: botli or them save him tip. We then gave him Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy which cured IN in and believe that saved his life. Wil liam 11. Stroling. Carbon Hill. Ala. There is no doubt lull tins remeciy aves the lives of many children each vear. Civc it with astor oil accord- ing to the plain printed directions anil a cure is certain For sale by Hamilton Urug Co. II lit SALE. Land scrip. Can he used on any land whi.h is subject to homestead entry. It is fully guaranteed. I'm price, address I5 I.. W IH'BBKI.I.. Springfield. Missouri. Refrigerator. rn tine of first class refrlgerat lined and guaranteed .,ticf(..tr.rv Norhin equals our Vu 'i.J P.r,.h" Shades to keep that hot nnrf-h mm f oft ii hie. We have them 4, 6. S, and in feet id. B. V. STRONG. The Furniture Man 4. a T reliable up-to-cme nw ? pafifr. All tl, n.ff daily-- . ,(,. c,innllf fTltfl Slid HP'Tlal 4r foaturw eiiiHl,iy. Sun-iay papf'ra arm a. m. at 4.5 .Sunday 4- O 'p i fnlly. P mon'i f,,c If the J. il.'ir'eTwi . - ht J" Htv. imlly m . and 1 S3 p..flM"- sHvrfl nt 1:1 ' s. Ju ttfl.eri'd hS soon 4- , Alullfn. 'ifct . At K,rei.s' OiiW... 4 phone 221. .Mutlnee at the Vltiigraiih. T. F. Slmpsou wus dowu frum Ulde today. James A. Ferry, of Kiddle, was lu town on bushiest today. July records for Kilison machines Just lu at llurr's Music House. Juhn Veusuu, or 1'ortluiul, Is spi'iKliiiK u, lew day a in Uuseburg. Mr. Hurdiug, Uiu land dealur, has returned from u trip lo Aberdeeu, 1 .. ash. Mrs M. Cannon, of Portland, is visiting here with ueo bou, C. U. cuiuiun. Miss Marion Lawrence has return ed from a visit with relatives lu Ore gon City. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Follett and baby, of Salem, are bpuuding a ftw days in Hoseburg. Miss Annie beluilTer, of Enfield, III., is the guest of Mrs. V. E. Cliu- enpeel, of this city. Uev. and Mrs. 13 C. Tabor, of Cottage Grove, are visiting with friends In this city. Mrs. M. J. Knerr. of Mill City, is visiting here with her daughter. Mrs. Kred Chapmnn. Marslilleld Times: Ned Gllmore. of Iioseburg, Is spending a few days with friends on Coos Hay. Mrs. C. T. Palmer returned home to Grants Pass today, after a visit here with her brother, Frank Feik ert. Mrs. Kva Strubhle, who has been visiting here wl(h her mouther, Mrs Howard, returned home to Portland today. Mr. nnd Mrs. Dexter It lee, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ilolter and Mr. nnd Mrs. F. K. Alley returned from Portland .-Saturday morning. Mrs. J. L. Gault and two chil dren, of Mums, Harney county, who have been visiting here with Mrs F 11. Churchill, left today for Turner. n. F. Doss left today for Port land, aei-ouipauled by his daughters. .Misses Kthel and ltluuche, the latter of whom will receive treatment for hinsiliils. Mrs. M F Kice nnd daughter left today for Portland to visit with rel atives. They were accompanied by .Mrs. Rice's mother, Mrs. lluell, ot .Myrtle Cret-k. Dr. Luther H. Hamilton, of Port land, Is visiting here with relatives for a few days. He will enjoy a liKhiug trip with his brothers, Atiys. C. L. Hamilton, of this city, and .1 F. Hamilton, of Astoria. Mrs. Kliabeth Kinney, of Jai-k-flnnvllle. one of Oregon's best known and honored pioneers .Is visiting with Mrs W. V. Cardwell and fam ily. She is enroute home from the annual pioneer's re-union at Port land. In the eighth grade examinations in the public schools of Douglas county for June. 1908, Miss Vera Tipton, of this city, gained the high est standing of nny pupil In the county, her average being 96. Hon. F. V. Benson, secretary of state, passed through here Sunday, n route to San Francisco on busi ness. He will return by way or Kla math county, whnre he will visit with his brother. Judge H. L. Benson. Chas. H. Fisher, editor of the Eu gene Guard, was greeting his many friends here today. He reports busi ness excellent In all lineH In Kugene mid the town growing rapidly. A I mile of street p;iving has been laid there this year and more work lu ' that, line Is in progress. ! Grants Pass Outlook: Miss Susie Ha ii no rd ret u rued last week from her prolonged sojourn In Arizona and California points, and will spend the summer in (.rants Pass. She en joyed her stay In that climate very much, anil found that she was con siderably Improved In health. Hose & Henry delivered a carload of lambs Ci'Mu Wednenday night In Hoseburg. for shipment to Portland. The lambs were 3 i months old and averaued 7R pounds. They wer sold to W. B. Wing and Frank Ar tnitnije. of Kugene, vUn pronounced them the best lambs for their a;;u they ever handled. Kugene Register: At the earnest solicitation of the Oakland inlon field, at Oakland. Oregon, and also j Hie state board of missions. Rev. I , . K. Buker has accepted the work and will begin at once. He will move hi headquarters to Oakland, but his family will remain In Ktigen for th schools. Hon. ami Mrs. J. II. Booth and the latter's mother. Mrs. CninpWL and Mr. and M n F J. Klakely re Mimed from Portland flundav morn ing. ,A lame number (if Mr. Booth'i fi'-nds met him at the train to offer enngratnffii torti on the outcome hl re'ip' Mil In which he was ar I frf) i (? :mv ti-s'linOTiy whfttfv 'l"f"'". 'h JT'ivf-rnneht nli'- f:r(ln to nik HKr,in liitn. ii Mooth ntiniTfiim rrH-lol Miriiiy Eratinc nt mis rosuir. n t,nnn tlt)i'-. Is eomovitty I i(r '-'a I n i? V i li'-Hv.d thafi'ip nth.-r ' ,, nnanti of tat' fftlr di. J. neainM Mr. Itooth and othorn. to o p) l.-ard or, .Inly l,h will Hk'wIU j; WV( jeveltf OpticlinM 1 hnvivTK-i foundation when It rornfa uiI ' r - 1 ur . Confections . are always fresh and pure, for so popular a candy has no chance to grow stale. Palace of Sweets Phone 1273 Orders Delivered FltKE MATIXEK Tl'KSDAY. The Vitngraph theatre will give a matinee Tuesday afternoou at 2:30, free to children under 12 years of age. Matinees at 2:30 each day I will hereafter bo a feature at the Vltagraph. Three performances each evening hereafter, begitinlng at 7:30. That the law prescribing the ap portionment of state taxes conflicts with the Oregon constitution and U therefore invalid, 1b the gist of a de cision rendered in the circuit court at McMlnnvllle last week by Judge Galloway. If the decision is re tained by the supreme court, to which It will be appealed, Douglas County would find Its tax increased nearly J8.000. The most complete stock of La dles' Misses and Children's footwear In the city at Stephens & Perry's. Bring your feet, TF ATTENTION, FARMERS. It you want a milk house that Is up-io-aaie, see rai, dox tfuz, nose burg, Oregon. dswjy20 CARD OF THANKS My sincere thanks are extended to all those In the vicinity of Glide who bo kindly aided In the search of my brother's body in the North Pmpqua river; who assisted in preparing and bring ing the remains to Roseburg, and who gave flowers for the funeral. GEORGE FULK COFFEE You can buy something called ''coffee" at 10c lb with 3000 miles of R R freight from the roaster; don't. Your rroccr return! your mnrter if you don't like Schilling's licit: wr pay liiio. THOI'IOSSIONAI,. ,1. It. CIIAI'MAN, l. 1. H., Dentist. Abraham NullriliiK Tulcphuno J 14 Hours, : 9 ItOSKHURG 111. to G p. III. OHKOON J. V. Ml'IXKN, Attirm'y-utJ,iiw With KIcliardBon, lllmlck & Mooro- head, Attorneys at Law, 3 1 5-lfi-l 7 Commonwealth IIUIk, Clti and Aukeuy Streets. PORTLAND OHKOON. Offlee tloura: Phones: 10 to 12 a. in. Olllce Main 1711 2 to 4 i. m. Kesld. Main 1721 DH. UTKTTA SMITH, l-liynli'lnii Women and Children'a Diseases a Speeiatty Ofllee: Rooms 8 and 9, Marsters' Hlk next to Douglas County Hank HldK. ;i:o. k. hoi ck, M. D. Olllce ill the Review IllllldltlK. ll stairs. Rooms 13 and 14. X-ltay and Klectrlcal Troament. Telephone, Main 31. UOSKHUKO - - - ORKOON. A. C. SKKI.V, M. !., Offices: Rooms 11, 12 and 13, DouKlas County Hank HulldiiiK, 'Phone 771. ROSKIHRO - - - ORKOON. BEG PARJON, I DIDN'T SEE YOU." "Vou b I'm near sigliU'd no IlKlit Intf-rnSeiJ." Thero 8 en nil cx riiKi. tor thut. h' ra.uiie we exauii.e on,.V( Mxiiertly f ri'p rhatR,' .ml.)pro" villi- tin- re'ialidt" It-nsvH, f(T i wry iiifHlcralc (OliHldi-rilllOti. lion'l '.1UI In Mn(i, rlskvf riffi-ndlm IrlctiilH Ity fsii , m e ,,, w Wr m. Kn we nik- i'k i'll JOr limo T-xiM'tnllttirf . i win liu'ntii. In PiHe ill, thf (O-ShIIimJ VPrilCANTS HI KE L.fvVEH. To Appvnl From Rejection at Kuso- burg Laud Olllce. MEDFORU. Or., July 5. At tor- I ney F. J. Newman has been engaged to prosecute several appeals by par ties who tendered their applications to tile on Feb. 8, 190N, at Hoseburg, Or.," at the opening of fractional township 41 S., range I E., and who had their applications rejected on a technical point. The land was re-advert lned for opening April ;t0, IDitS, at which lat ter opening several other parties ap plied to enter portions of land now Involved in Attorney Newman's ap peal. At the opening" of Township 34 S.. range u ., April last, at Hoseburg, great many applications arose. and It appears that a considerable portion of that land wa claimed un der the mining laws, also on a great deal of the land squatters had plac ed their Improvements, In some cases many as three on one quarter- section, nnd that still other claim ants and applicants placed script and timber nnd stone applications cover ing prnctlcally all the land claimed by homesteaders and miners. Attor ney Newman has been employed by several of the last named applicants to look nfter their Interests, and it now in possession of a large number of photographic views showing the vast timber resources, also the topog raphy of the country, the improve ments of the squatters and mining amps on the land claimed by the elienU of Hr. Newman, which photo graphs were taken under his especial supervision, he having spent several days in company with a photograph or and cruiser. Mr. Newman Is also defending A L. Cifldek, who has been arrested on Uie charge of perjury in connection with some of tho above described land. Mr. Newman stated to a rep resentntlve of the Medford Mall that In his opinion there is no case against Cush-k. PUBLIC Stenographer Room 10, ovor Hurr's Music Store. M IIS, ADA THARP A Laundry Plant That, Is Almost IDEAL- The building we occupy was built especially for this busi ness. We've equipped it with the latest and best laundry machinery that can he bought. Wo have ho ft. water to do the washing with and all Ironing if done with our new pressing process. Our dry room la one of the finest in the WeHt, and our de livery service la practically per fect. Better lt tho Hosfburg Steam I.nundry do your work call Phone 791 and wo will call for It. ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY If You Want QulcK lervice and every" thinft' nrt-cln, jumt like home cooKing Call at Uhe GEM Restaurant OYSTERS IN ANT STTLK Frtlh "Clam Chowdtr" lT,rr Niaht Ijc a bowl. Give me a trial and be convinced. Stapteton & WHIiaflK rropri4ora .Iftilttx HI., m-M Mlaiiitt liutrt ln a n kii lias !'t . i,'il jnli. a I" unler, a urniii.t'ln tuintnu'l nnt ntne.uus (i'tior tuM'tx-M lv lookirff Htlftt'ff. Whfo 'kwcII" miliirwl suiii nAv Ik bad at IkxiKt's frni-Mn there n hif!orcain h V if Bin. iil-l tli, I s,iXlir an wll jour vuiuiei.iuir A VnrfertJ 'ta E:vct0wtv , o I : &pitn .Suit, forCD i t o - ! bodge;;. ,Cbc Reliable Calior :: Don't without Ice Cream on Sunday but. cleave VOUr Order at Th BOS9 - on Satunfey fcfr Sop- day daKvary. U ROSE Socond door south of Hwtonli'o. COMMHXCING JINK iil!ml, IIXH. The following traiu service will bo In effect on the line of tile C. & K. H. H., between Albany . aud Ynqulna, dally, except Sunday: No. 16 sua Leave Albany 7:45 a. in. Ar'v Yaiiulua 1:110 p. m. No. 15 Pass. I.v Ynqulna. 2:15 p. m. Arv Albany. .7:00 p. 111. No. 2 Pass. 12:40 p ut 5 SO p in No. 1 Mxd. 7:00 a.m 11:55 a. in On Sundnys the service will be as follows: Leave Albany, 7:35 a. in., arrive Yaunlna. 11:40 a. m.; leave Yaiiuina 6:00 p. m., arrive Albany, 11:30 p. in. D LE0NA .MILLS Lumber Company Lumber, Lath, Shingles and rv I. I ' ury nnisn LumDer Yards on jowcr Oak Street Roseburg, 'Phone 1411 PICNIC A VKW JOOI TIIINCIH I'Olt TIIH M'NCII 1IASKKT. VOU CAN NOT ('All, 'IMIONIO I'H. 'nil l,onr J'li'nir LohNtorM, I v 1 1--el Mint llcrlli'd Hum. Limiti 'rutiKiH- IVrfii'tlon Hhrittiis. t'tilpiM'd Hi'rf Torm'tl Hiu'f SuuNtt K'. Hum hikI IbiciHi ('liei'Hi' ('rnrkcrs. Cuoklr'K 1'nuiiili'H I'ork Kllll llcaiis. IMrkli'N OliviH ('liow Cllow. All kiiiclH or niniic il frullH. HARNESS & JOHNSON THE CORNER GROCERY We are nut located In the high root dtutrlrt; tksr.fore we cm sell good chwp.r thai otb.rs. When You Think of Grocarfas, TMi of Us" never mind! Don't, worry, we ore still doin ousiness at the wma place. 0 :' - o Q Wait for our sale of o xt Dishes and Cooking Utensils atjaiiy Oold price ll The Bee Hive Grocery l MAX WEISS, Proprietor "WE WANT YOUR PRODUCE" OHAXU CHAUTAUQUA Assembly ut Glndstono Park, July 7 ti 10 IjicluHive. For the above occasion the South ern Pacific company will issue certl j ticates on July 4, 6, C, and 7 lo con- nectiou with full fare tickets- sold to Oladstotie, Oregon, which will enable I n)',lw,Rfra In pntiirn At nnn-thirri rare; an agent will be stationed at Gladstone during the assembly to Issue tickets and check baggage. TM Hoseburg and Cottage Grove loci Is are the only trains that will stop at Gladstone. DTD ATTHNTIOX, ltOAl Ht'l'KltVlSOnS If you want something good In culverts, see Pat, P. O. Box 302, Hoseburg, Oregon. dswjy20 CASTORIA lot In&nti and Children, ' The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tho Signature of T. D. Weather ford, Prop Three First-Class Barken Always in Attendance...... Transients guarantee as good work as regular customers. Nutlilitg but A 1 nervlc In thl Shop Hath Kooiuft open on Huoday from 8 to 11 a. in, lithn'2.rR. Kuon honed sou Wo into following hlr touica: Korn's Paiulro Cftro. K. W. Fitch'a, U. WHnd'i ijutntae, Ncwbro'i Herplcide. . . ., Vi:i,L SEASONED AND SITPKKIOR TheO.K.DarberShe lunibor Ib all Umt ever leaves our yard. For bulWHng purposes, cab Inol makers und carriage builders we have the beat quality of both hard and Boft woods In rich colors and In larKO variety. Our prices are the best for superb quality that you can find In Roseburg. The J. G. Flook Co., Hoseburg, Oregon. GOODS IP o o o o that,noner can buy. at Stephens ft .j. A A 4. 4- 4 '"r Wrl"8- (S) tc.ld on CM. mir... 1 " w (3) 1 PerrJ We Bt the feet.