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Newspaper Page Text$ : : .: fr j. "i'4' :J vvrun i YAQUINA BAY Oregon's Matchless Beach Resort The place to go for perfect rest and every conceiv ' able form of healthful and delightful recreation. ITS FACILITIES ARU COMPLETE Hesl ol food and an alum-' dance of It. Kresb water Irimi sprlnt'ii. All modern nccen.Hitien, lich u teleKruplii Uileuhono, anil markets freshly provided every -day. Fuel In abundance.. Collage partly furnished or unfurnished ' to be had cheaply. Strict municipal sanitary regulations. NEWPORT is reached by way o( the Southern I'acific to Albany or Corvallls, thence Corvallls and Kasleni It. It. Train service daily and tbe trip a pleasure throughout. RATE FROM ROSEBURG Season six-months ticket $8.00 Our elaborate, new Summer (look (jivBsaconciseilescriH lion ol Newport, Including a list of hotels their capacity and rates. (Jail on, telephone or wiilo L. B. MOOHIi, Loral Agent, S. P Co. WM. MCMURRAV, General l'assengur Agent, Portland, Oregon. 'itriar"ii'Sa"ii LOCAL NKWH. Call on F. Long for harness. "Get the Habit!" The Creseenl .Theatre. 10c. TF Ladles' tailored suits for Full hav( 1 Just arrived at II. Marks Co. lw 'Get lhe Habit!" The Crescent , Theatre. 10c. TF Certuln aud speedy euro for pulson oak.. Marstors poison oak remedy, ' "flet the Hublt." The Croceonl Theatre. 10c. TF ..' Before going camping get a botlb of Marsters' poison oak remedy. TF Phone 661, when you want a good driving rig or saddle horse. Homer hoarded at reasonable rates. Delmar Dtion. dTF Phillip Relllng. a pioneer incr chant of Portland, and father ol State Senator Men Helling, of thai city,' died there Thursday lilnlit a the age of Hi years. Leon DuOub, a former ItosehuiT hoy, Is greeting old friends In Kerne . ,!u-r Jl8...w.le1 JlWy "" "" Mrs. Ueorge Hublo, who died li, Jtoaeburg Thursday IiihI, and whnsi funeral was held yesterday, was 2 7 years of utta. Besides her husliand. sue leaves inree brothers and two sis ters. ; Her parents preceded her to tbe grave. Home templing samples of earlv Crawford peaches were left nt I lilt. oBlce this morning by v. II. l,n, sey of West ItoHeburg. The frull tastes Just as good ns It looks, nnd would tickle lhe palate of a king. The properly of Paul lilmmlrk. a bankrupt lumberman of Drain, has been sold by C. W. Kirk, the receiv er, to W. I., and Thos. Cobb. K I. (Hies and W. H. Ilnmlltoii. of this city, for 2.40u. The property con slats of a sawmill, situated on Klk Creek, near liralu. a tract of limber land and a quantity of logs and man ufactured lumber. A force of twelve men Is now al work on the Providence llospllnl In West Itoseburg. pushing It to com pletion as rapidly as possible, (lood progresa ls being made on the flrsl story, and It will he the endeavor of the builders to have the hospital ready for accupancy In December The concrete basement for this Iioh pital was built over a year ago, shire which time the work has been sus pended. When completed the build In will comprlso two full stories, with large attic and basement. The hospital will he conducted bv the Ulsters of Merry. . . rinniMi, ,-t,-n. J. II. IIOOTH, Vice-I'rm. J. . TllltoM:, h.i The Douglas County Abstract Company Successor to F. K. Alley, Ab!fr.'. '. T"le Kurnll"'1- Tllle, Guaranteed. mh? "''e "y- sy ""boslt Poxes for Kent. Timber Lands Uought and Sold, l and Scrip for Sale. Heal Kstate and Insurance. Paper. Properly Prepared for Filing tiovernment Jln,l,. To.nM.lu !., HI,oK Vacant f T..,.hlp, l . Itoseburg lnd liUtricI, no Cents Kncli. Ofltcfl I'tul. IT B I ....I it,., t t ' 1 1 1 1 1 li 1 1 1 1 Tfc Earth Stone for August j MOONSTONE all aud - pur Ulrl ttrrn In 'vrwr, - ! Our m. Iiidm drMrim.H, Ovr Only SwclmT la J. T. BRYAN, Roseburg, Oregon 4' j "fr "i" "fr ! ! "i J I. L. Kugels, the Peel postmaster, was in town today. Free Johnson left for Coos May this morning on n two weeks' vaca tion trip. A. L. Maddix and wife and dfiuah ter leave tomorrow for an outing near Dlllard. Miss Francis Humes, n Portland school teacher. Is visiting here Willi Mrs. W. II. Johnston. ('has. !,. Ileekley, a prominent business man of Oakland, was in thb city today. Mrs. H. Willelt and son and daughter returned tills afternoon from u visit with friends near .Med ford. W. K. Mann and mother, Mrs. P. A. Dean, returned Friday from n visit with relatives at Hlitylon, Mar ion county. Miss .Ionic Mellee left this after noon on her return to Portland, lif ter n visit til Nrnrkwny with her father, John Mcliee. "Had dyspepsia or Indlgestlnu for vears. No appetite, and what I did 'at .distressed nin terrlhlv ltti,..i,uli Walker, fiunbury. Ohio. W. li. Lyons brought in some splendid Fully Crawford peaches from his orchard located in Kdeu liower tills afternoon. He hemm shipping to the Portland market on Tuesday, being lhe llrsl In the mar- set with that vurloly. He experts to market about f,00 boxes of ,;,. 1,.. this season a good showing for an on-yeur. ' Chronic Diarrhoea Itelicved. Mr. Kdwnrd K. Iteurv u-m, n,,. In, led Stales Kxprcss Co., Chicago, write : "Our ueuei-nl mi ,-i ,.i I'll'. Mr Quirk, h.lllilcd me n bolt.e of Chamberlain's Cidic, t'holern nil 1 iiiarrlioeu Heinedy some time an i to check un attack of the i,M dlaulioea. I have used It since Hint time and cured ninny on our trains who have been si, I- I n , .,: i soldier who served with iiitthorront i. .luyes and illlum McKlnley fi.iir eai i in the 2:inl Ohio u.. and have no nllment except lir"iilc unti l noen which tills reined,' s',.n at once." For sale by Mnmillou erne co, o I'KACHKS FOII SA1.U C,l peaches at 7!i cents per box. In the orchard. Crawford and Yel low HI. John varieties. On the S. D. Stephens place at Fdenbnwer S. P. Iluskirk. S The Itflvlew always lends. "eeevteee44MeMeMMMAAAA, V 7 , .... ' W Ich Rapalrlng Why James Uv (lot Well. Kveryljody In Zaut'svlllu, O., kuuws Mra. Mary Lee, of rural route 8. She writes: "My husband, funics I-.ee, firmly believes he owes his life to the une of Dr. King's New DlHcovery. His Iiiiikb were se verely affected that consumption seemed Inevitable, when a friend rec ommended New Discovery. We tried it, and Its use has restored him to perfect health." Dr. King's New Discovery is the King of throat und liin remedies. For coughs and colds it has no equal. The lirHt dose Rives relief. Try It. Sold under a guarantee at A. C. Menders & Co's. drug store. 50c and $I.U0. Trial bottle free. A Scramble. "All tlu world's a singe." 'Whut of It?" "I was Just thinking that the cast ls so large t hut nobody gets much of a chniu-e at the spot light." Philadelphia Hutlellu. His Weak Point. The Stage' Malinger He can play "drunken putts" belter than any mau on the stage. The Itusiness Manager Yes, but he's too fond of rehearsing. -IlluHtruted Kits. Fortune brings In some boats that are not steered.- Klmk 'utenre. AK. A A. H., laurel IIku No lH-Holdi regular uieetliiK" ou 2uu aud 4th Wbdu tlayaofuach uimith. O. C. (JR ham, W. M. N. T. Jkwktt. Hwrretarj AO.U.W. Kuivourg lAxitth Nu. 1C Meet the'2nl atuHth Moulyn of ach moutt at 7::w Ji. m., in the K(irentL-ni' Hall. At motnbvm lu good tamlitiK aru invltM to a gud J. W. Dowkll, M. W. K II. LkNuz, Ktorder. BP. O. KI.KH, KoRtibliric lAUt,o, NO.i- HoMn uvular coniHiHUkiiitioiiH at the KIIck 'I'cuiple on '2nt and 4th ThurmlayB of eat li month . All tiit-'uilHim reqtiei tiid to attei d rcKiiiariy, and an vmiiiuft uromorp are rnrui allr itivlld lu alteud. K. b. I'ABHlITT, K. K. Oi. W -tai,y MMirPtary. Ix KtlKKK t IK HONUK. MyHtln lxJc No. 1- 11 Mi-ulK Finland 4th ThiirHilny evening ot uack lniniih in Ii'iu'ruhei' Hall, Vlnlllnn ummnurii nortiiHiiy invimi u aiunni. UlNNlK K. ('AVKNI)EK. C. of II (.. II. Lknox. KfC. I. W. Dowkll. H celver. EA'il.KH, KoHHlmrK .erle raceii In Odd Fellown Hall on J ml and ltd Monday even Iukh if at:h month. t 0 Clork. VI Bit 1 liar brethren In Kuod ulandliiK ahvtiy welcome U. C(M,vah, W. I., V.. W. Bali ahi. Hue. FOK A. (Court PoiitttaH No.. 12 foruaten of Amirli-, uiettU each TueMlar evoniiig It PoriHlira' Hall. VlsltiHK tirothera si waya wlvouie. W, J. Hkasd, C K. K. II.bKNnx, Kc. .-ee. K. V. HooviK.Phyalciaa IO. . K,, Hlhlnir Htnr UhIki No. 171, inccU In Odd Ki-Hmwh' Temple every Kf Idny t'vclilNK. VImII iik lift'tlien-ii iihviiyH wt'lcoinu. K. N. KwAiir, N. (1. V. U Mirau.i, It. H. St. Kh-klk, K. H. I (. o. K.. I'lilli-lHrlHii LriMlKt Nn. 8 -Mwls In unti itihimh ii'iniHci'iiriicr ol jhi'Khoii hii1 CaM sirt'i-lM. on hiilunlHV i'Vfiilnit i-f vhi Ii tvi'i'k. Mi'inlxTH of lhe order In good NtnndiiiK mo iiivueu luiiiu'ini. J. (i. ItonKNow, N. (1. N. T. Jkwkit, It. 8. tV.U.1l,i'tvttiAiW:l,,M,U;;,lly-V II O. I.KWIH, t'. I'. .1. i). i(HiiiNow, .rlbc. KOI- l.,AI.hH I.mIkc No. 17- Mim-Ik t-very WediifHda hi I. i). o. r. Hull. Ht 7::to p.m. Mriiil.t-r in go d HtmidliiK arc Invllvil to ntli'lid. 'I.ICN V. WlMltKHl.T, I!, V. I. A. Sam-tiauy. k. K. H. K. i. M., rroh'.iion 'iviit No. i:, iiot.is "'Kiilnr fllnvK on evi-ry W, im'N.Ihv iilKlildn MhitiI llH. All vIollhiK iiH'iiilHjrji in koikI HtnildtiiK are luvitod to at lend. F. F. I'liltiTHon, (Nun. U. W. Kait, U. K. LO. T. M., Kni.'l.iirK Hive No. Il Holds rt-KHlar rttvlfwa on every Tuendny Hfler- i' al 'i:iuoVltfk In the Mkith h-v - HhII lira of otlien Itlvr vInIHiik tn the i-lty are lonlmlly Invited toath-iid our revlenit. Mitw. C. li. lloNKHIIAKR. Com. Mum. Jk.sftiK Kai-i, M. K. MOHKKN VO(H)MKN (IK A M Kltll'A, Mvrlle I Hlll No. I.Uht lllfelMOII till' HITOlKl HIld loiirlh Vtedtiesdiiyxuf evi-rv month In (he horn-Mat' Hull. Tntvrlhic NelihlMirvMre i-tr-dlHll Iim lied lo vlntl our t'inp. A. (' M AKMTKH. Coll!ttllt A. HkUv iN, I'lcrk. MOI'KKN UltOIHKKUUOl) OK AUKKH A-Kow-hurK UhIk,- No. ":( -M.-cla ,-v.tv Jnd Hiid lih DiiirlHy In MtHTiilK-t- IViiinlt- l-lililK lllt-UlliiTN hIwhvh neli-oiur. Kvki.vn UiMtVKit, 1'renl.lenl Hkktiia Wju.inr, Soi-n-ary. OK M., ltoMlure tlialer No H Holds llie'lr reKHir meetuiK mi 1st and :lnl rhnrndityii Ml ri li ,'li.llin. tttltllltl IIM-llllH-rK In ttood iHiidliiK are reMnt-tfully Invited lo at- lend. Mlin 1. Woi.i.kniikh.i, W. M, i Fkkk Johnson, H-(-retary ti.il., Co. D Hei'iirKfe Hrtttalloii- Moetn every IliurMbiv rveniuK al Hie Armorv Hall al o Vlot k. II Si.orl'ii, t HhUlll. 0 RKItKKAHS. iu.,.irir Keli.-ki.h l.od".-e, No ', r,' M'l in Odd K- IIowp' lemide every I nrvUy evehin, Vlnltinir nlMer- mill tirelhrrn Invited lo attend. ... u.itik lionaitT-os. N.U. Miw. Hiiti-iiKN..s,s,-ereiary. WOM KN OK WOOIM'KUT. IlUe Tln-le No f M.vl on Ut Hiid :;rd M I ,.veniK ... ...... IU..1IIII k, ,,,,,, f,.,lW,' KI..IHKN. K H 1((,N, H. N t LtH4 IIOUk.N, t icrk WoohMKN OK Til K Wont ), oak CamNn. . M.Hval ti.e td.l FelUmf Hh In llorvi.urit. ever Nt r,. ,rt Mon.uJ tvenli.Ka. VmhhiK n. u-hbor. alwuv w,-i.oi e K.N K u t kt l ' I '. ' J M TiiMoa, rierk. WHEN YOU WANT SHOES That That That As long as you wear Shoes, buy them of R. L STEPHENS KXCU SIVK KKAI.I Il l KINK I'KAch i'i;K i;s i iokti,am. Portland Telegram: Oregon grown Crawford peaches naturally hold firnt plate among the new things In the fruit market thlB week. There were small offerings of this sort of peach a week ago, but they were hardly fancy and not sufficient ly attractive to turn buyers away from the best California Klberias and Cv.wfords. Now,, as flue Craw- fords as were ever grown in this state are to be had, at 40 cents a dozen, the comparatively high prices being due to the fact that they arc as yet a bit scarce. Next week they will be plentiful. The supply of California Craw fords and Klbertas and Oregon Hales and Alexanders was never larger nor finer than now, and prices on all of them are down to the low price for the season In all probability. The range today Is from 15 to '.Hi cent" a dozen nt l he retail stores. TEA You think one tea as good as another ? Why don't you buy at the lowest price you see in the window ? Your grocer return! your mony if yon doo'l like b4iiliiuir'ft bcti; we par bint. FOK SAMS. KOU SALK Milch cow. Apply or phone to It. Hitman, l'houe l.'.illi da 15 KOH SALK (lood Btzed, serviceable olllce safe. Apply .at the J-eona Mills Lumber Co s. yard, on Oak Street, Hose burg. tf FOR SALE Good paying plumbing and tinning business. Address H care of Review, Roseburg. tf FOR SALE Practically new ti-room cottage, all modern conveniences. Will exchange for Portland prop erty. Call on L. Kabul, Roseburg, Oregon. dTF FOR SALK Without exception, tin fluent 10-acre tract in vicinity ol Roseburg. Only 2 V4 miles from city, with fine frontage on bank of Umpuua river; splendid deep, rich, sandy, river-bottom loam; about 8 acres set to standard var ieties of apples, pears, peaches and awluuts. Home trees in full bearing; good building site; same quality "of land adjoining worth f ri00 and upwards per acre. Price (2,200. Knsy terms If desired X. 1. McCall, Roseburg, Oregon dswtf FOR SALK OR TRAU10 For wood a 12u-egg Putalunui Incubator and a brooder. See Elmer Wlmberly properly for rurin. Pre'e Inn without bulliUni'H n.i-riiio r.iiiv J. llollister, Woodstock, Ore. dsw WANTED WANTED A girl to do general housework; wages $20. Answer 11. R. 100, Post Olllce. dtf WANTED Plain sewing. Inquire at Flint's candy store. da2u WANTED A young lady to learn operating. Apply to manager of Pact He Telephone and Telegraph Co. dtf WANTED At once, it or -I good car penters. Apply to i . p. patter sou, Roseburg. da20 WANTED- 20 rigging sllugers, 10 uucaers ror logging camp, $t'.0 per month; 20 lumber pliers. $2.00 a day; 2 boom men. $2.fi0 a day; contract cutting piling, 1 Ms cents per lineal foot. Address W. H. West (i Co., Med ford, Oregon. DTF LOST AND l'Ol'XD. LOST A bunch of keys, between lioseburg and Dixonville. name of John llnst on tag. Finder please leave at this olllce. LOST July 2-ith. a dark blue dotted silk parasol. Return to this of Ihe ami reeetvo reward. dal) FOR RKNT. r'Oli li KNT Six-room house; close In; bath. Inciulre nt this ollice. tf roll HUNT tlood olllce rooms In Abraham building. Apply to J. A. Ililchauan. tf FOR It KNT Two housekeeping rooms, furnished or unfurnished. Apply nt first house Immediately east of blacksmith shop on lower Oak street. Hoseburg. if will Suit You, will Last You, Will FIT You Koor - U K AIL ROSELJP,C. OR. oiti:;o.N nkws. The annual reunion of the pio neers of southern Oregon will be held In Jacksonville Thursday, Aug. 27th. Deputy Game Warden W. R. Park er, of Baker City, and a party of hunters, while hunting la Raker county, this week, killed three Ibex. This is something extraordinary, for, according to reports there are few ibex in the United States, and they have never been seen outside of eastern Oregon. In fact, this pecul iar animal Is very scarce throughout the world, a few remaining in China. according to the claims of men who are posted on such things. William Shfpman and Frank Brown, two short-term men, at the Oregon state penitentiary, who were working as trusties, escaped from the institution early Friday morning, while working on the prison farm. A reward of $50 has been offered for each man. Shipman was serving a year and six months' sentence, for adultery, and Bowen was up for four years on a larceny charge. For Sore Feet. "I have found Bucklen's Arnica Salve to be the proper thing to use for sore feet, as well as for healing bums, sores, cut, and all manner of abrasions," writes Mr. W. Stone, of East Poland, Me. It Is the proper thing too for piles. Try It. Sold under guarantee at A. C. Marsters & Co's. drug store. 25c. As the result of playing with an "unloaded" revolver, 17-year-old Martin Schoonover, of Woodburn.lies In St. Vincent's hospital, Portland, his abdomen pierced with a -calibre bullet. He was taken there for an operation. Martin and hie brother were playing in their father's barn vesterday afternoon and became in volved in a scuffle for the possession of the gun. In the struggle it was discharged. The revolver was nn old one nnd the boys thought It was harmless. Schoonover may recover. She Likes Good Things. Mrs. Chas. 12. Smith, of West Franklin, Maine, says: "1 like good things aud have adopted Dr. King's New Life Pills as our family laxa tive medicine, because they are good and do their work without making a fuss about it." These painless puri fiers sold at A. C. Marsters & Co's. drug store. 25c. A MODERN MACAULAY. Wonderful Memory of an Old Time Missouri Lawyer. One of me most ik'lure.siiie nf tbe curl' hinyers of .Missouri was Hilly t'umpbell, who came from Virginia lu LSUSI and opened an olllce lu SI. I'liai-lcs. lie was a tuali of Ki'eut abil ity, n classic scholar, uu orator and ll he was Indolent, careless uboul collect ing and spcnilliiK money ami so lazy that physical exertion of any kind wus positively painful to him. lie had n most remarkable memory, ns proved by the following lu, I.lenl: Campbell, who was a Whig, represented his dis trict In the stale senate several years. Ou one occasloii he was lying on n bench lu the senate chaiulicr. apparent ly sleeping, when the Democratic mem bers came In to hold a caucus. They at tempted to arouse him. but he np Knml so soundly asleep that they de cided to let hliu nlonp. Tim i.vt .i.,.. complete report of the proceedings of me caucus, including a verbatim copy of the resolutions adopted, was pub lished In the St. Louis Republican. A row followed, and the secretary was charged with having lieon hrll..l in r. port the proceedings of the caucus -uer ine excitement died down some what Campbell admitted that he had been nwake nil the tim. m,,i tt,t had dune the reportorlal work entirely irom memory. Kansas city Star. Kvccllcnt Health Ailivre. Mrs. M. M. Davison, of No. 379 Gilford Ave., San Jose, Cal., savs: "The worth or Klectric Hitlers as a general family remedy, for headache, biliousness and torpor of the liver ind bowels Is so pronounced that I am prompted to say a word In Its tuvor. for the benefit of those seek ing relief from such nffllctions. I here Is more health for the digest ive organs In a bottle of Klectrii Hitlers thnn In nny other remedy 1 know of." Sold under guarantee at A. C. Manners & Co's. drug store. 50c. NORMAL SCHOOLS Do You Intend to Become a Teacher The Oregon Stale Norma) Schools lit Ashland. Mou mouth ami WV-Jtmi. nhYr pxi-t'ptioniit intluronu'tits to studfiits mt'piirini: to t;.Wt. Kur iMtoloLMio op other infonniitioii. mkliv-is the presidents of the re sjHH'tive schools, or C. L. STARR, S.vrt'tnr,v of the ISoanl, nt Salem. Oit'jron. 1 tt oritur tn bii.ti vail r.i j.. tng the potltlra! rttinpaiini you should T-nu inr V IMIIIIHUnT. 10 nilV Old OT new subscriber to The Review who pays his suhserlptlon for a year in aitvnme. mill omi Th i. .......... frte during the rnmpalKn. KKMKW rt III.ISHINC CO., lioaeburg. Oregou. "Cot the Habit!" Theatre. 10c. The Crescent TF I What makes our business grow? XX XX It's because we treat the people right. Sonic merchants in their attempt to lead in prices often buy inferior goods but that is some thing that this company does not do. Our courteous treatment, the superior quality of our goods and the right prices is what is build iug up our business every day. If you are not a regular customer place a trial order aud be couvinc;d. Yours for a square deal, Alton S. Frey & Co GROCERS Phones 201. iukImI .I.......................... IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIITITITTTTTT automobile: FOR SALE! Q Rebuilt, all working parts in good condi tion. A bargain for some one. H.W. ALTH AUS & SONS Cor. Cass & Rose Sts., , Roseburg, Ore. ifflfflllflllllH WANTED $1,000.00 WORTH of 2nd Hand 1 goods at Bradley's Second Hand Store d I handle both new and second hand goods. Try my prices on harness. You will find that I am right. jOBradley, - - Phone loss ,,!!,!"""""" All W ork Guaranteed H. C. RITZMAN, Up-to-Date Plumber SI'KCIAL 8 ALU Foil TWO WEEKS OXI.Y ON Fixtures, Including Towel Racks, Soap Dishes, Tumbler Holders, Sponge Racks, Etc. 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 ROSEBURG MEAT MARKET H. D. MAY. Prop. Fresh and Cured Meats of all kinds 'Hh and Poultry We know how to cut moat to set the bpt r,ii. i . , . . more In the ,, that ,st p,,,e bX" e ' 'e nYyTe tlrJ" I'or.a In our line. Let prepare your Sunday roast nn,i I n'. convinced. We want your trade. d you wl" " Kmi-ii Krw Delivery. I'lmne 1:111 We Kujr Hide. Shop on Sheridan Sir net. Xear the Depot. HIGH GRADE PLUMBING GLEN D. NECLEY At S. K. Syke, Hwar. Store. fhont 2S, All Work c-ar.., The old, reliable poison oak rem ery; Marstura.' Guaranteed to curt. Successorsto. J.;F.Barker &;Co. 22 f TT Y VT TTTTTT :::x::2xxxxm The 2nd asr Man '"iiiiiiiiiiiiii I Kepair Work Neatly Done. I'HKTTV 1TTS. and pretty pl.tures don't do . man much good heB hunf!ry-u" the pretty cnts are well elected CuT o choice beef. !.,,. , or 8 That., what we supply-good Properly cut. honed and trimmed nnd we would like to m,pplv y01,r Inrder. Our price,, a well aa u'r meats, will suit you. The Economy Market i-o. Kolilhngcn, lmp.