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I F Powdtr, Tooth Powder, Toilet and
Talcum Powders.
9 Foot Powders and Perspiration Absorb
ers. A Highest Purity throughout, as is always
demonstrated here.
J These goods are all servicable at this
season of the year.
Q All the popular and latest productions of
the best manufacturers.
Hamilton Drug Co.
Roseburg, Oregon
Call or write for Color Cards
JULY 10, 1008.
Lowney
Candies
Did you ever eat Lowney's can
dles? if you have you know what
they are if not you have missed a
treat. li)c to $5 boxes. Some beau
tiful boxes for presents. Kresh sup
ply arrived today.
5 Ceiit I tuxes
Milk Chocolate.
Chocolate Cream Cakes
10 iVnt liocs.
Ice Cream Drops.
Chocolate Cream Drops.
Maple Cream Drops.
Chocolate Coated Peppermints.
Chocolate Coated Wlntergreeu.
Assorted Chocolates.
Vanilla Marshmallows.
AGEE
Successor to C B. Cuiiimhi.
Cut flowers, carnations, al The
Rose. Mrs. F. D. Owen. Pbone 14'J7
See Jennings, the baker, fur some
thing special for balls and parties.
Phone 163 for anything In the
bakery line. Free delivery. Uinp
qua Bakery, E. Jennings, Proprietor.
dTF
A supply of the new edition ol
the Oregon mining laws bus just
been received at this ofllce. It in
eludes everything to date in leal
niintng procedure. Copies only 4U
cents each. . TF
Stops Itching Instantly. Cures
plies, eczema, salt rheum, tetter.
hives, herpes, scabies Uoan's Olnt
ment. At any drug store.
We are sole agents for the Conklln
beir hilling Fountain Pens and rec-
omend them as being far ahead of
any other pen on the market. Agee -Hook
Store. TF
THE llOND REALTY CO. Or
chards, Farms, Timber Land and city
property. Some fine bargains. Jack
son street, Roseburg Ore.
Not "Just as good," but tt,.. l.'-pt
Jennings bread. Fr delivery
'Phone 63. dtf.
The biggest stock of Vermont
marble ever received In Roeburg 1
now on display at W. E. Warsters
hop. foot of Jacksoa trt. Glv
him a chance to Hirurt oa your work
no he ill stlsy yoti. stf
Mrs. E. c. Herrk-k ! Min Myrs
(mil ksT flMri IrMklllll lF
lors t soors iostk of tbo CathoUc
rhurch. PlrtlM iMir'lll ar In
their Hue will rati' tit Urirf of
sixteen rmrf m-.r. tit
r'asocbl. " lo h,v tot
Franco-A!?rran Hviente toilet nr
Jlcles Please give usa dTF
Hot wat4 xittlw, fountain
syringes, but syr?es and aVinilnrs,
the finest ar) most coiilet line In
the cl-. Sold at thflowst prices on
our gusrante )toLglve satisfaction.
lok at our line, and you will no buy
Itswhere. Kamllton Drug Co.
Never can tell whefYou'll mash
finger or suffer a cutrbrulse. burn
or scald. Be prepared. Dr. Thomas
Eclectrlc Oil Instantly relieves the
pain quickly cures the wound.
Dooh Stationery Store
Ml I I HIM II
" 0 -
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Phone 601, when you want a good
driving rig or saddle horse. Horses
boarded at reasonable rates. Delmar
Dixon. dTl
See Pat for your Paints, Oils and
Varnishes; liest on Karth. Ho can
rive you money, with a positive
guarantee back of the goods. P. O.
Mux .102, Kosi'burg, Or. dswjy20
Unipqua Cold Cure Is a guaran-
teed remedy, quitk and sure. al
Hamilton's. TF
Ibe restaurant which has been
conducted in the rear of the Semite
iloon by Yee, the Chinese cook, has
been moved to the Central Hotel
where he wishes to acconimoiiiite all
his former and new customers. dsw2."
Don't let the baby suiter from ec
zema, sores or anv itching of the
kin. Dnau's Ointment gives Instant
elief, cures quickly. Perfectly safe
for children All druggists sell it
ATTENTION, ItOAl) Sl PEKVISOItS
It you want something good in
lllveits. see Pat, P. O. Dux 30;
llnscliut'g. Oregon. dswjyO
CAM, 1'Olt COI N I V WARRANTS.
Notice is hereby given all parties
holding county warrants issued by
Douglas County. Oregon, and en
lorsed prior to and iiii-hnling the
.'Ivtli dav of January, UHI7. to pres
ent the same to the County Treas
,rer of Douglas County, Oregon, at
Ills ollice, for payment as lnlereat
thereon will cease alter the date ol
tills notice.
Dated at Roseluirg. Oregon, this
15th dav of June, PJUS.
J. K. SAWYERS.
Treasurer of Douglas County. Or
djyH
Notice to Our Customers.
w are pleased to announce that
Foley's llonev and Tar fur coughs.
'I Ids and Inns troubles Is not
:'ecled bv the National Pure Food
ind Drug law as It contains
iinl.ilt'S or other harmful dings, anil
ive recommend It as a safe reineil
for children and adults. H- d Ci
Pharmacy.
o
Refrigerators.
Full line of first class refrlgerat
ors. enamel lined and guaranteed
-atlsfai'torv. Nothing equals our Vu
,i,.r Pnnh Shades to keep that hot
..nrr-l, en in fort a hie. We have them i
0, 8. and 10 Teet wide.
B. W. STRONG.
The Furniture Man
COFFIiE
Why doesn't your gro
cer moncyback every
thing ?
Can't et the goods or
the money.
T fc. tn the da.l
X v.iii- uf :!"' " M !
T ta,t,,V... un S:.i.'-. S'tni
4. p!M
iris artist; 'f - i
J. a. K.O
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J. Iiailv. l"f nKTriil
VU Ii.il'y a-iv(,ii i.w'tjfi
j. U ntdt Is dOIO.T'd it'MW
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LOCAL KKWS.
Entire change of program at the
Crescent tonight.
K. L. t'ouglur, of Canyonvlllc, Is in
the city on business.
.Mrs. C. C. tiiiines Is visiting with
.'hilives in drains Pass.
Joseph Pansih loi't tliis morning
ir his ranch neur Elktoii.
July records for Ellison machines
hist in at Burr's .Music House.
Miss Alice Perdue, of Eugene, Is
Lilting here with her pnreiitB.
Win. .Mat-sliiniin and J. V. Conn
were among the Melrose people ill
town today.
Fred Adams leaves Monday fur
Portland, where he will be employed
a drug clerk.
Miss Vivian Morris has returned
from an extended visit with her fiith-
In California.
Mrs. V. V. EifTert and daughter,
Miss Edna, of Medt'ord, are visiting
here with their daughter and sister
Mrs. V. E. Bodge.
Roseburg secured two more per
manent residents today in the per-
iuns of Dr. and Mrs. Clias. E. Hagar
if Chicago. For tile present they
will reside with Mrs. Uagar's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Agnew. whe
live on Deer Creek two miles east ol
he city.
i:silv iu:iii:i.
(Question Should lie Answered
ljisily by Kost'luil-g I'eople.
Which is wiser to have confld
nce in the opinions of your fellow
itizens, of people you know, or de-
iend on stalemenls nnide by utter
t rangers residing in far-away
daces? Rend the following:
G. ". Dennett, Fowler St.. near
he creek, Roseburg, Ore., says: "1
was more or less annoyed by kidney
omplaint ever since I left the army
n 1 Ntiii. I suffered everything
trom a steady, dull aching to exeru-
iating twinges through the small of
my back. I nail to move n round
y carefully for a fnh-e step r
backward movement brought sharp
twinges through my body. The se-
retions from the kidneyH were in a
terrible condition being dark in col-
ir, and :ifter standing for a time
lepositing a brick dust sediment.
S'othing cave me any permanent re-
lit'f until I commenced using Doan's
Kidney Pills, getting them at A C.
Marstera & Cos. drug stoi e. The
ontents of the first box so greatly
benefitted me that I continued tak
ing them until entirely relieved, I
am eighty-eight, years old and can
hardly exited, to be cured complete
ly, but when a remedy will bring re
lief to a person nf my age and in a
aso of so long standing, what win
it do in ordinary casfs?"
For sale by all dealers. Price ISO
cents. Foster-MUburn Co,, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name Doan's
and take no other.
Crescent
Theatre
Hijjli class motion pictures
and illustrated songs. Cha
nge of program Mon. Wed.
and Friday. : ; : : :
TODAY'S PROGRAM
"I Have
"Xi-llle,
Weil a IMk." and
Piftly Tyiii-writer."
II. I. IS
Ihiwii in tin
'ItATKII S4IMJ:
Old Clu-rry Orehunl.'
Everybody jroes to
The CRESCENT;
".r:r Tin-: MAitn:"
Admission 5c. I
0 ; o .
FreA Oysters, Clartts and
O Fish at Any Time
ChtdUn nnerQjn Sunday
J rOL'LAR MEALS 25c.
t tt60B - --
Owe
. Confections
are always fresh nad pjr, fot
so popular a eaxdy hat to
cliaHot to grow stall.
Palace of Sweets
Phone I2T3 Ordvrs Delivered
Kntire change of program at the
Crescent tonight.
D. Crosby, the Kiddle- hotel
man, was in town Thursday night.
Hon. K. A. Mouth, of EiiKene, and
his attorney. Dan J. Malarkey. ot
1'urtland, are in the city on business.
Miss Kthel Lucas left Monday for
Monmouth, where sho will lake u
years course u the slate normal at
that place.
A sheaf of wheat over six feet In
height was Brought in from his Oak
Creek farm by W. I,. Singleton this
morning for the Hond Healty Co.
Good evidence tjiat crops are all
right there.
Geo. V. Gruhbe and D P. McKay
are preparing to enter the general
merchandise business in partucrshir
at Wilbur. The building which they
are to occupy is now In course ol
construction.
IMtOKKSSIOXAL.
J. K. CHAPMAN, H. 1). S.(
Dentist.
Abraham lluilding Telephone 114
Hours, 9 a. in. to 5 p. m.
ROSUUUKO
UHHGON
J. C. Ml LLKX,
Attociu'y-at-ljinv
With Richardson, Dimick & Moore
head, Attorneys at Law,
31".-lli-17 Commonwealth Dldg, 6th
and Ankeny Streets.
PORTLAND ORICGON
Ofllce Hours: Phones:
10 to 12 a. m. Ollice Main 1711
2 to 4 p. in. Resid. Mnin 1721
DR. H CKTTA SMITH,
Physician
Women and Children's Diseases
Specialty
Olllee: Rooms S and !, MarsterB Hlk
next to Douglas County Dank Hldg.
.i:o. ;. hoi ck,
M. D.
Ofllce In the Review Building, up
stairs, Rooms 1 H and 14.
X-Ray and Klectrleal Treament.
Telephone. Mnin 31.
ROSKlirRO - - - ORKGON
A. KKKI.V, M. I).,
Olllces: Rooms 11, 12 nnd 13,
Douglas County Hank Building,
'Phone 77 1.
ROSFIU'RG - - - ORKGON
Louis Steinbach
lcal Estate and
Timber Lands
List your farm properties
and timber land with mo for
quick returns.
If you want roiiscrviitlve. r
titnatcN of your IIiiiIht, call on
Steinbacli; I am a timber es
timator. I al"o have several
pood timber claims and Iioim
steads.
List your city property with
me If ymi hare, any for nale. I
have tho buyers. Wanted,
hoiiioa to rent
Louis Steinbach
Sheridan St. Near Depot
'BEG PAR.DON, I DIDN'T
SEE YOU."
I
CD
'5f'uO-e 4'iO rlr (KO ii
slight iiit.Midp.l." lhejS( hrwa 1 1 ex
ctisi for that, because x i I n
(yn (f pen y free of charge and pro
vide t'e) refjiiilte les for a very
'iMHlerare n'ris-iderioii. J jiti t run
fitf rik of offeniiiW fri-Ji by fail
ing to thern. when tfe make f k
eyes well for little expenditure. Out
tuis'o. In He of the ro--1Nm
hard tlmeH. ronsinntlv Inrr Ihk
Home guart : of our fair d' tnK.
A. S. HlEY, Jeweler & 0. ician.
LrOcatd on Cabs rt.
fr ff)
Kntire change of program at the
Crescent tonight.
Rev. C. L. M.-Caip-land. of C;r-
:iis, presldiiiB elder of the M. E.
rch, Vjuth, was joined here ou
'VtiOly evening by Rev. S. W.
Vler. of fcnttle. and they depart
ed y private conveyance for Myrtle
1'tint. iter hotiftng quarterly con
ference there and toCoqulllo, they
will to Into the mounttins In Curry
coauty un July l., for n outing.
Harry Rrotn, of Vu iu II. lifts
beH coHimisloned notary public.
S. Shotnan, the transient Juul
buyia-, arrested In this city Wednes
day pursuant to Instructions lred
from Kugene, jtroved not to he the
man wanted. The person sought by
the Eugene authorities is H. Cohen,
a former partner of Shomar's, whose
whereabouts are, not yet known.
Cohen, while In Kugene several days
ago, presented a check to the Sco-
bert & Dodge grocery ' company
drawn on the Merchants Nation a !
linnk, of Portland. The Arm cashed
the check, which was returned 'to
them marked "no funds." Cohen al
so pnssed a bad check on the Pollock
Transfer Company for $15.
Best the World Affords.
"It gives me unbounded pleasure
to recommend Bucklen'a Arnica
Salve," says J. W. Jenkins, of Chapel
Hill. N, C. "I am convinced it's the
best salve tho world affords. II
cured a felon on my thumb, nnd it
never falls to heal every sore, bum
or wound to which It Is applied.
25c at A. C. Marstors & Co's. drug
store.
HEAL ESTATE Tlt.VXSFEltS.
Cobb Heal Estate Co. to L. J. llel
seth, $10; 892 acres In West Hobo
burg. 11. S. French to L. L. Hell, $1000;
tract of land in South Iloseburg.
II. J. Ciallup to I). Van Ostraud
$10; se'i sec. 20. 29-3.
Q. W. Parks to J. 1'. Ilarker, $1;
part of lot 5, block 27. Hoseburg.
J. D. t'orniitt to Minerva C. Prim
er, 10 acres sec. 12, 30-0.
"THEY WON'T CIO DHY.'
Yo menn your watches and time
pieces. They must be kept cleaned
and oiled to get the best results. He
member watch making Is our nnly
specially. J. T. Uryan, The Watch
maker. dTF
Patronize Review advertisers.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bignaturo of
PUBLIC
Stenographer
Hoont 10, over llurr's Music Store.
MISS. ADA THAItl-
A Laundry
Plant That,
Is Almost
IDEAL
The huildliiK we occupy whh
built espetiiilly for thia biiKl
ness. We've ei(ui'ped It with
the luteal ami I"'!, laundry
niachiiieiy that can be boiiKht
We have nof t water to do the
washing with nnd all IrotiliiK It
done with our new preBulnic
irorcKH.
Our dry ronm l one of the
flin-Ht in the Went, jt lid our di
llvery Korvhe Ih praetlislly per
feet. Itt'tler 1ft the KoHehll I'K
Hti-ani I-nundry do your work
call Thono 71 and we will
cl! for it.
ROSEHL'RG STEAM
LAUNDRY
M-iitv
job. i,
n m:in h;iH lost ff Jl
14- (Milu, piiit;i)i!e
Wiofcraet ami mi i r on or-iH'! -
(110 i en br l,oknitr ' nbby.
'A'hen 'Sw.-lT" laU.ii-ed ftlii'Jf
riiV' l- nad at'ltod;to'i pneet
there is Mtrle !'e-why Y l
should not appe- an wv'l s
c'tii(;iitor'w . . .(J-
A Perfectly Fitted
Eicfllently Made
Faultlessly Stylish
Spring Suit, for
A Small Price
( )
View Suitii Juit. Arrived
BODGE
Cbc Reliable Cai'tor
H-H-l-l-i-I-l-
Don't
without Ice Cream
on Sunday but leave
your order at -The ROSE
o Saturday for Sim
ony delivery.
U)e ROSE
.fcroiul chmr south of iKWtonicu.
(ni: i; ,n nk 'jmi, im8.
Tlie following train service will lo In
fuYct on tho Hue of the C. & K. U.
!., between Albany unil Yil'iuiini,
dally, except Sunday:
No. 16
Mxd
No. 2
l'ass.
12:1') p. ni
o :in p in
No. I
Mxd.
7:00 a. in
1 1 :.r5 a. in
l.eavo Albany 7:4ii n, in.
Ar'v Viuiulna 1 ::tu . m.
No. 1 D
Pass.
I.v Yaqulna. 2:lfi p. in.
Arv Albany. . 7:U0 p. in.
On Sundays tho service will be as
follows: l.eavo Albany, 7::lii n. m..
arrive Yiuiuina, 11:40 a. in.; leave
Yaiiulua G:UU p. in., arrive Albany,
11:110 p. in. D
LEONA MILLS
Lumber Company
Lumber, Lath,
Shingles and
Dry Finish Lumber
Yards on lower Oak Street
Roseburg, 'Phone 1411
PICNIC
A fi-:w ;ooi tiii(;s roit tin-: i.i ncii haskkt. if
YOU CANNOT ( AIJ, THOXK I S.
Veul l.nnf liriile IjtdtNterH.
I)ivil-4l ,M.t Deviled Ham.
Lamb TonniH' Perfection KhrimpH.
i 'biplied lleef (i riled Keef Shun
t'.
I him and llacon ( 'heeHC CruckerH.
Cooklt'K TanialeM I'ui'k nnd IteiuiH.
l'lelilcs-OlfveM- ( "how Chow.
All kinds of canned fruiin.
HARNESS & JOHNSON
THE CORNER GROCERY
We are not located In the hlh rout dlatrlct; therefore we can
aell good cheaper than othora.
When You Think of Groceries, Thmk of Us"
-never
Don't, worry, we are still
doing business tt, the same
place. 'j
9 Wftit for our sale of
o .
Dishe$ and Cooking 0
f Utensils at any (
; i
old
ii IV
HJ? The Bee Hive Grocery
HJ MAX WEISS,
H Proprietor "WE WANT YOUR PRODUCE"
44
CIIUXIT COl'KT CASES FILED.
Win. I. Vnwter vs. 0. E., and S
I. Oorsleln and H. II. Howard; wilt
to foreclose a mortgage for (286 on
79 acres of land In sec. 32, 27-7.
Lela M. Cockrell vs. Wllllnm J.
Cockrell; action for divorce, on the
grounds of desertion. Parties wer
married in Douglas county Nov. 2,
1002.
Win. II. Levins vs. Maggie Levens;
action for divorce on the grounds.
of desertion. Parties were married
.lime 1 1, 1X82.
Lulu Smith vs. Swain Smith; ac
tion for divorce on grounds of de
sertion. They were married In
Douglas county. Sent. 22, 1U2.
flMnlntiff also asks for custody'of
three minor children.
Thos. C. Devlin, receiver for the
Oregon Trust and Savings flank, vs.
O. II., and Maggie Sciple, the In
vestors Mortgage Security Co. and
Joseph Lyons; suit to foreclose -a
mortgage for $11770 on a tract of
land in Douglas county.
II. S.. and C. J. Donnell vs. Cordil
lera Mines Co.; suit to foreclose a
mortgage for fl2.r,00 on mining
property In sec. 28. 32-7.
4ininmiiiim)iiii
T.D. Weatherford.Prop.
Three First -Class Barbers
Always in Attendance......
Transients guarantee as good
work as regular customers.
Nulliing but A 1 Kttrvlce in thU Shop
lliilh Knnuifl nen un Hnnriay from 8 to
11 ft. ni, Hitlh.t fUzorn honed AOu
Wu line tnllowfiiK h-ilr tonics: Koru'i
IHintn Curo, K. W. VHvn't, U. Wllsou'l
tinlliiiu, Nt'wbru's ltoril'l(lo. . . ,
ll si:asoiki and
KlI'LItKUt
lumbor la nil that ever leaveB our
yiinl. For building purposes, cab
inet makers ami currlnge builders
wu have the beat quality of both
ban) and soft wood a In rich colors
and In lnru variety. Our prices are
(he beat for auperb quality that you
can llnd In UoHoburg.
The J. G. Ffook Co.,
ItoNcburg, Oregon.
GOODS
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