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Newspaper Page Textr o o o 0 o 3E ON SALE NOW. Tha h?d liavt c? fc&rj now offered to you at the bi&gwt bwwna. Men's soft shirts in newest variety. Men's straw hats in &H styles. Men's Half Shoes; the finest of the season. Come, See, and be convinced. SHIRT WAISTS Lawn, Silk and Net, Every waist in the House, including all the best things of the season at N. Y. factory prices. Summer Dress goods of all kinds Some fine novelty Worsted Suitings Silk gloves in black, white and colors; The best heavy silk and at less than you ever bought them before. A nice variety of white Linens for Ladies' and childrens wear. Crepe cloths for Kimonos. We have just a few Ladies' wash suits, and Tailored Suits left, and if you want a good bargain, you should have one. Ladies' beautiful Voille Skirts A new line of Ladies' Shoes, "The Ainazecna," just received, also some new Novelty veilings, , some new muslin underwear, Tan Lace Hose, etc. H. MARKS CO, ROSEBURG. PHONE 671. GRAVEL ROADMAKING. ; How the Material Should Be Ap plied and Selected. UNDERDRAWING IMPORTANT. With Proper Grading, Gravol Rightly Ud Will Mak Mott Excellent Highway Th Advantage of a Flat Roadway. Even where gravel employed has boon appllod In road construction In MiirylfiiHl owing to Its method of appli cation the rouihf do not always iiitiln t n lu their form an they Mi.niUl In wvt weather. This fiuilt 1h not uiiuully due to the miiterlul employed no much as to an entire lack of proper grading and nuderdralnliiK- Weivly to throw some gravel over a wet or spongy place without raising the level of the road bed or making any provision for the drawing off of the water can never muke a rond which will not cat through nud iMfCome muddy whenever the front rumen out of the ground. The water alnka through the gravel covering Into the clayey foundation and render the latter yielding to the overlying road, which pushes the wheels through the gravel Into the clay or If the covering Is thin enuses the clay to be pushed up letweeu the pebbles. With proper attentlou toward grad ing, uuderdnilulug and the shaping of HP m lit ... iHownft mow qimthIj is aooif rtariv4iTm AT riHYT or A HIM WKH..N I'l.Ai kU OM HTBKP Ultjil'KH. he loiui'l :il.out Hulil. A ycin.l mucin. urn r lojid does not oidlnarlly neol ho much row ii, dfpendlng on (lie gniticK. (in grades up to and Including four feet per huiulred one half Inch to the foot Is sutlU'lent; front four to and Includ ing six feet per hundred three-quarters of an Inch should be allowed. A trans verse slope of more than one inch per foot given ton much lint to a wagon when at one side. The advantage of as Hat a road as possible la the lessoning of the tendency for the travel to Leep to ttie n'liier of the rond and (he con sequent avoidance of the formation of ruts and n horse path. There are many counties lu Mary land where gravel of en el lent ipuility Is uhunthtnt n nil where at the Name time there ls( very llltle stone that Is lit for road construction. The gravel, however, properly applied will make most excellent roads, far Hiipciiur to any earth road, and, while not possess ing the wearing qualities of hard, bro ken stone, will answer sulllcieutly well for those country roads that haw com paratlvely light tratllc. On roads hav ing very heavy tratllc It will he found lu the long run to le cheaper even at a very much greater Hist cost to use a macadam construction owing to the rapid wearing of the gravel Yond under such circumstances nml the conse quently large expense for maintenance A giMd gravel can always be told when Inspected, as tt stands In place , In tho pit. Whenever It Is hard nud compact lu the bank and requires the use of the pick to loosen It. It will form a hard ami compact rond Cmvel which contains a small amount of fer ruginous clay and lias angular, rough fragments of stone Is the In'st that can te obtained, (travel mixed with hum! or composed of smooth, rounded frag incuts of stone does not compact ami form a hard, smooth road surface and Is of little use except for general till tnar. To gel the best results from gravt-1 which Is formed of various sized frag menta It should be screened, all ple e two Indies In sl.e N-Ing thrown to one lde. I h-re are found lu many places gravel deposits w hlch contain few fragments over two In. lies. Such grav el dors Hot need to Ih screened, hut could . spiviul upon the road directly from the pit unless too sundv. The ln inch maicl Is npicad upon the roadbed to t. Ii a depth that when rolled It will have a thl. kness of three to four lie l-.cs (er thin first course Is spieiid (! second course, compoard of the sum 1 1 t gravel, who fragment O'.ve Jii' h or 'ess in s!. .The t-imd cnumv Is tivnted slinilarly to tht 'lnt The ruling Is contlniuM until an dc pressloiis c.se to be formed. U hen- I during the AN ASPflALT ROAD. Now Jersey to Experiment With Mix ture of That Product With Dirt. The New Jersey state department of highways Is to construct lu Mercer county an experimental mile of n new automobile road, the plans fpr which State ltoad Supervisor Hubert A. Mee ker recently obtained lu Kansas City. Mr. Meeker says the new method of construction Is simple and cheap, that it Is self healing when broken and therefore practically Indestructible, that It Improves with age, that It Is mud 'ess. noiseless and almost tlustless and that It Is not slippery even when coated with Ice. In the bull. Hug of the road the origi nal soil Is finely pulverized, and then Into this there Is worked n mixture of hot asphalt, the whole mass lning thin ly rolled lu the finishing. Hrenks nro quickly repaired by tratllc, the weight of wheels cementing them together. The base yields slightly to heavy traf fic and then regains Its original shape. It Is equally good for horses and auto mobiles. If the experiment proves a success. It Is likely that the result will U a radi cal change In the road building meth ods of the state of New Jersey, with the substitution of asphalt for the mac adam process now used. the road Iwfore the gravel Is plaeM upoii It considerable improvement may ; ,,V(,r depressions me noth Ihj made on almost any of the road . roiling mstcrlals should WlieiW glHVHI in ooiBinuuiv. s .i ii.anr. ,,f M,UM llpnn Mll 1IIU tm. an even, bard ami tlrm roadbed WLmu j .m,,g continued until the surfing Is supported by proper foundations. A a n, ,,,,,! ,, ,u tru0 v, :I1K. -iU9 example of the betarr ctmstructnl jahould not I dry when rolif t if fur gravel roH Is that extending fr.au , at ,,rtl,ku. (M tbc Marlboro to Washington. tra wAm ; ex.nii g put off until after a rain l he built originally aa a toll road. ,, aiiuu d t mt three in. he An ooooruh-al form of rouAtrnctfco ;fti-l. afpr Ml i-g la to we the gravel as a support Mr t Bi:t n n,,t u, Million a Year For Roadt. Connecticut still leads In the good roads movement as a state. She was the third to get Into It. New Jersey iH'Ing the tlrst, four years U-fore her. and Massachusetts the second. In SXl. Now Connecticut spends $l.(Ni,om a year, while the tlrst Rpends but Stiixi, tHX and the second but $100,000 less thau that. Connecticut sHmls the lar gest amount per capita for gocd rads Uy fa r. t he on ly id her st a t es w hose total annual appropriations are larger being New York, with "V""1. and Pennsylvania, with ?l.Mn) but lth states nre ustly larger thau little Connecticut. Bad Roadt, Indeed. It Is no wonder that the grangers are speaking pieces lu favor of Udter roads, at the mud It something fonul dahlc on the country road. At Ksst Long meadow , Mass.. on of the churches wst closed ihi a iwrnt Sun da? on accmiut vf tho muddy condition of the roadt. the Hartford Times A Hartford finwrtl party, driving to Cromaell. found the roade I in pa";' Me to souie placea. rendertng It neceaary to take ti tht ft Ida TTi mllktucu and teamsters declare that they "iievrr aw the U'nt of It." ind th cbanffeiu' "ho ROSEKL'RO MAhkrT. .J. Caata Wheat $1.00 Uushel. Oats 60c at. Hay Vtch, $16 ton; tfinothy, $20 ton; grain, $18 ton. LOW RATES EAST WILL UK MA UK THIS SKASON I1V TIIK SOUTHERN PACIFIC (I.inoa in Oregon) From Ioseburg, Ore. AS FOLLOWS IIIITH WA ir THKOI'lill I'OKTI.ANO )N F. WAY VIA CALIFORNIA $87.50 82.50 81.75 75.00 75.00 Chicago :..$78.50 St. Louis 7150 St. Paul 66.00 Omaha 66.00 Kansas City .. 66.00 TIL'KHTH WILL UK O.N' SALE July 22, 23 August 6, 7, 21, 22 Good for return inltf) days with stoK)-H- privileges ai pleasure wittiiu limits REMEMBER THE DATES For any futi her information cull on L. B. MOORE, Local Agent or write to Wm. Mc Murray General I'tissentrer Airent, I'ttrtand, Or. resular mm? tin km on 2nd aed 4th Wmltift ilayiuleach inonlh. U. it. (1BHAH, W. M. N. T. JKWK-rr. Heeretary O. U.W. kotn'ours l-mi(b NO. 16MeU the .'ml anl 4th Miuiilftyii of t!ch muuli at 7::t0 i. in., lu iht- KomkUtm Hall. Al iDi'mberi iu Ked HI oM n ir are tnvltcil to at end J . W . Dow kli, M . W . K II. 1.knui, Kuoitlr. B' 1'. O. KI.KM.KrmcburK ixx.uo, ro.a6 HuMt rt'Knlar co-jonuniCHlloni at tho Klkv Tf miilo mi Jnt ami ilk I'luirMlavH of each month All mcinberH riHiH-r-ti'l to atter) regularly, atiu all vtHittiig brothiTt ara t'onll ftlly luvtluil to atiud. I. It. t A R Kir IT, r.. It. Una. W. stalky. Honrftary. D KOHKh UK HOMUK. MyNllr Lmlvu No IH - ViMILIIK Mt'UlH ,IH1 4th 'I'll llTh.l1 ILV tiVUlTun ill tjacit hhmilii III n:Hci'tiii imii mtJmburH winltRllv tnvitvit to Kltoinl. Hl.SSlK I'.. I Al KMim, ':. OI II t. H. I.KNOX, Ki'C I. W. I) h ki I.. Kt-celver. (Jarli'y J28 ton. I.lvrMurk. Kteers Alive. 3 Vt & 3 Yj c. Cuws Allfe, 2 Yi 3c. Veal Dres9.ftl, S S a V4 n Hogs Dressed, 7u. Sheep 3&c. Poultry Mixed chickens, allvs.lO. lb., dreiised, li'c; geese, alive Sc., dresHed, 12c; ducks, alfvn 10c; dressed, 14&lSc; turkeys, dres sed, loc. Butter Creamery, 30c lb; country, 20c lb. Kggs 15c dozen. I'otatoes J 1.50 cwt. Wool 11c lb. Honey 15c lb. Cabbage 3c lb. Old Onions r,c lb. Strawberries $2.50 crate. 1'OHT LA X I) MA KKKT. Livestock On root: Steers, 3 4c; cows, 3',.c; hogs, 5f(GVlc; sheen, 3 Hv 4 dressed veal, C lUSc; apples, $2.23?($:i; wool, 12 Cjl2Vic per lb; potatoes, 90( cwt.; eggs 18c doz; butter, cream ery, 23c, store, 18e; mixed chick ens, 11c; hops, 4 5c. "Had dyspepsia or indigestion for years. No appetite, and what 1 did eat distressed me terribly. Burdock lllood Hitlers cured nie." J. 11. Walker, Sunbury, Ohio. Patronize Review advertisers. WAN'TKD To rent, a piano. Ad dress .Mrs C. II. lluzorth, Dixon ville. Ore. TEA Schilling's Best is in packages ; never comes out of a bin or canister. Vour crocer returns rour inuiicy it you don't U-e it: we vl bim AOl.KS, KoietmrK ,terli mcuta tn Utlil KuHowh Hall on .'ml ttinl Un Mo nil ay t veti 1 liiKt of ea-h inoxth. m K crlnrk. Vlnlt- liia brethren in K"od ilMinhnu alwtiy wt lt-ouie. U. VLVKR, w . r.. I '. V. H.t i.i ahu. s,'e. FOK A., Court lou(l0" No. Knrt'Htem ol America, mei'tH ei;h Tuenilay evening Id KoreBteri' Hall. Vlmtlua tTothiTB a) wayi welcome. W. J. Hram, t'. K. K. 11 . 1. knox, Kec. S(c. K. V. liottvBH.t'hvnlelao l.lf,V WKATIIKIt iu:rKT I'.S. Weather Itnrtuu, Ineal otlice, ltns'hnr. Orr. il hours eiiitlnn r a. m., July 8, l!as. I'reclpHntion In tueties ami lniiulrelttu: o.on Muxiuium teiiil'tTritiire in; Miulinuin Ipinnomlure ,r; l'rerlitHllon w Toiul fir-pet p. si lire first nf mutith n Avg. iirrrin for tliiMiumtli ior :f) years... u..il Total preei).(roni s-pt 1. I1M7. to date :tl.u AverftKt-' prerlp. from Si-iteinh'r I, l.iTT - Total ilellfleney from Sef.i. 1, li07 4.l Average prteiiniHtion for 30 wet .seasons, Sept. to May (mt lusivf) tj.iM Tuof. tJntMiN, tli,Trr. I'or Itnschur; and Vicinity: Fair tonight and Friday rouln Constipation causes hcadarlif. nausea, ilizzini'ss. kiiiKinir, lu-art al- piiiinnn. itrastn: pnysn-s kiiih. sicken, weaken the Ixiwcls and dmi't Hire. 1 loan's Ht'i;iih'ts act sent ly and cure constipation. :!." cents. Ask your druKKist. -Miss .Mfirari-t Gill will leave iu a few days for Salem to spend the summer. On account of closing her studio she will offer her hand paint ed china and pictures akgreatly re duced prices. Special sale will he Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday only. ' U.I 0 Coiim ipat ion. For constipation there is nothing unite so nice as Chnuiherlain's Sto mach and Uver Tablets. They al ways produce a pleasant movement of the bowels without any disagree able effect. Price 2T cents. Samples free. Hamilton Drug Co. Patronize Ruvlew advertisers. i teta off tha inacHdara la ntliuM to a iinmedi. m 1 , ,..,, I, Crescent. Keep cool at ilir You can hav a OOLD MINE mncfldsm surface wher1 the trHTl uer any pnrtliular tlmriMiKlifnrv wnrrant such an linimivenu'iit. 'I'lt rmun or transrerwe plope of A riMid hiiuld ouly t ultii-lent to rarry ttiv urfai water to the nutters, (in dirt raid, wlirrr rut are nnllj formril tb lot nel l t nn.r loan oi macadatnlm aurfaee. hut never Riiffi clut to cauM lui-onvenlence to travel. Out loch to the foot or even and a full lmbM ea I tjfta (out road will 't a -oii :f .,A,i nUni an nrrharrl with ih lhtitli time. ,lmli r m lit. Ii It iw, I ' " i winaiit (itmien t(ii .nr. h . rkht Kind of trtcs. Buy onlv the best. - - See vfr. ilia ro.-itli.tM uu' n iner :m I nltlmale.,1 n-.irly .I. a. m:i. ndau). li.'l the t'resient. I...I.K i-tl at ttu I'atruuliu KeMew advertltaia i A. L. KITCHIN, ; Nursery Slesmin, Roseburj, Or,' MR. FARMER To s.ivi- your pr.iin you will ncctl a Hinder. Huy the best. That's the CHAMPION Write for catalogue, terms atl prices. We alsi carry three kinds of bimliug twine, Sesa'i. Hcim au; Ntauilla. J. F. BARKER & CO. Vrhides & Imploniciirs Phont 201, Wedding' Fresevts Diarnd Iavesflaents Watch Sales Silver Ware Cut Glass Fancy China Every Day a Sales Day You Don't Have to Attend an Auction to Get a Bargain Clingenpeel The Jeweler WANTED 51,000.00 WORTH 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 Man n II AUTOMOBILE REPAIR SHOP Repair all makes ofAutomobiles WE ARE EXPERT MACHINISTS H. W. ALTH AUS & SONS Cor. Cass & Rose Sts., Roseburg, Ore. 'h "h 4- 4- 4- 4-4- 4"H" I NEWPORT! 4- 4- 4 Resort YAQUINA BAY Oregon's Matchless Beach The place to go for perfect rest and every conceiv able form of healthful and delightful recreation. ITS FAC1UTII-S ARI- COMPLETE - Hcst of food and an abuu-ilani-i' ol ii. Ki-c-h wnti-r fioin si-in-rs. All modi-rn necessities, su.'h us t..i-Lri-;ili. tfU'ilioiif, ami mark.'ts freshly provided everv day. Kiifl in aliui'.lun.'e. t. ounces I'ni-tlv furnished or unfurnUheu to lie hail elieaply. Strict munieipal sanitary regulations. NEWPORT is reached liy way of the Southern l'aeifie to Albany or Corvallis. thence ( nrvallis and Kastern 1(. U. Train service daily and the trip a pleasure tliiiiuchoul . RATE FROM ROSEBURG Season six-months ticket $8.00 ( ur eluWat" new Summer B..k gives a concise de,crii ti.'ll of Xi:..1. inchlilin.' alist uf hotels llieir , '"I1" ami rale. all on. telephone or rite L. B. MUOHI:, Local Attnl, s. P. Co. WV1. MCMUHAY, iVi.'ial I'a-s.ncer A !. I'ortland. i ire .-on. 4- 4- 4- 4. 4. Cut Glass and Silverware There have never Iwfoie li.'en olT. rvsl such ,.,f '"'ii olT. reil ain'h e.i vir,ii,,,r.. , All pieie, arv I,,! .tu l in ''ell 11! II" I IT t'.l.A , 1,.. ,,i ,,f . w;i.i I 1 .. . ; 1 - . .... .. I .. d . I I, ... , ,, si,,. ...rn,,,, flip. ;a,tl k, Hill! tt!Hl U'l.."! ilesireu ;tc m most uscf.ii of re ') ciir'c;!a " 'tion: -only beau- j.n:s f,.r J jo etblioin. ftivrial "'';',t' th F. inert Wan h (Jeanine I. T. 1$ v a -vi tmJ RrpjiiriiiK . . . IHetUrtf. tn !BllllllllllNHHNHHsW4WMNMtIl STUDY LAW '! I's 1'.-:1.:.s.'. .1 i: .1 !-' c' lhrJn nilw r .vi t tv jmiiiii )j, yii-)jVBj Ii- Il.'ii a:.. I ivu KaO i!'f:l! uf 1"."' Y.'i, lilies liuiiilnu'. I'liKTLAM). i illiliuN. (j CO I'' -i .ir r1M ,.l . i.ftt. TT ' r" the f -.-v.-i,''. a Ji r.K-tf ree c . O U ') 0 o o o 0