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Newspaper Page Text.l. 4..fr NEWPORT 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 ARB COMPLETE Host of food and un alum dance of It. Kresn water from spring. All modern necessities, such as telegraph, telephone, and markets freshly provided every day. Fuel in abundance. Cottages partly furnished or unfurnished to be had cheaply. Strict municipal sanitary regulations. NEWPORT Is reached by way of the Southern Pacific to Allany or Corvallls, thence Corvallls and Eastern It. It. Train Bervlce dully and the trip a pleasure throughout. RATE FROM ROSEBURG Season six-months ticket $8.00 Our elaborate new Summer Book Klvesaconclsedesurlp tlon of Newport, Including a list of hotels their capacity aud rates. Call on, telephone or write L. B. MOORE, Loral Agent, S. P Co. ' r WM. MCMURRAV, jl LOCAL NEWS. Call on P. Long for harness. "Get the Habit!" The Crescent Theatre. 10c. TP Ladles' tailored suits for Pall have Just arrived at II. Marks Co. daw "Get the Habit!" The Crescent Theatre. 10c. TP Certain aud speedy cure for poison oak. Maraters' poison oak remedy. "Get the Habit." The Crescent Theatre. 10c. TP Before going camping get a bottle of Maraters poison oak remedy. TP HKK PAT IHtLAN, the Bo-different comedian and banjo king at the Crescent tonight and tomorrow night. 10 cents. D ThoB. Hatfleld was In from Dlxon vlile today on business beforo th U. 3. laud office. E. Hrothera Is busy shipping his Karly Crawford peaches aud reports a good crop thta year. "Had dyspepsia or Indigestion for years. No appetite, and what I did eat distressed me torribly. Iturdork Blood Hitters cured me." J. H. Walker, Bunbury, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. I). R. Moody, of Caldwell, Idaho, are expected to ar rive this evening to spend the win ter with Mr. and Mrs. P. II. llaynoH. They are Mra. Huyucs' mother and father. Mra. W. I. Moore and daughters Mlssea Lyllth and Grace, returned on Saturday from Newport. Misa Ly llth baa been engaged to give a eerier of recitals at Salem during the State Fair this year. Work has been commenced by John Itast, Jr., on cleaning out the old mlllrace for the Hast & Crltesei flour mill In North Itosehurg. A new concrete dam will be placed In Deer Creek, preparatory for operat ing the mill the coming winter, after an Idleness of two years. "Tad" Jones and Lon Parker left Sunday for the Linn County fair at Bclo, taking Bloug two running horses, Bert Brown's "Oregon Prank" and Ned (lllmore'a "Prin cess." Ijiter they will Journey to the state fair at Salem, where they will be Joined by the owners of the horses. Ally. W. W. Cardwell and wife and aon, Murray; Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Turpln and Percy Fletcher leave to morrow for Marslilleld to intend the district fair. Mr. Cardwell will take along his fast running horse "King Kohr," and "Snark." the Cranti Pass runner that won the inalii evenea at the last two fairs held here. W. H. KIHHKIl, Pre. J. . BOOTH, Vice-Pro. J. M. Tlllto.VK, Hec. The Douglas County Abstract Company Hue censor to P. E. Alloy. Abstract of Title Furnished. Titles (iuti ran teed. l-Dd Office Practice a SlHT.alljr. Safety Deposit It.nrs for Kent. Timber Lauds Uuuicht aud Sold. ..and Scrip for Sale. Ileal nutate and Iiifwrmire. I'aprrti rrtt.vrr.jr rrrprtrcd for Filing on (iovrriimriK I-nmlv Township Map, WiowhiK Var4 i,4, of all TowtuhlHi lfcM.turK Ian4 I MM r let, ft tVWs Karh. WV I ihW V. B. n4 omc. The Birth Stone for August MOONSTONE rall T-ieir latent patttroiln M'vrwara, whi.-h havt ju-l arrlvrf lh, r araoeN.autlluMU(n aioiittl.in lho w K.. U thr tiry l.lr-l ,VMUli aiirrar. It U "I M W fc"K and guaranteed lot flhf yi-ars. la our nvchaotcal dv.rlnieut - liatr no tt-lr htit-a. 0a Onlr cla,lr U Wakh Rpalrlnaf J. T. BYAN, Roseburg, Oregon w 4;l; AT HOSKHl'Itt; AlWl'HT Series of Development lcuguu Meet ings to be Held. SALEM, Or., Aug. 10. Colonel 13. Hofer, president of Hie Willamette Valley Development League, bus ur ranged a series of development meet ings to be held at th principal cities of western Oregon this week, ending with meetings at Murshlleld during the district fair at that place next week. Plve speakers besides Colonel llofer will constitute the party when It leaves here next Wednesday, but It Is expected that at each point where a meeting is held others will Join the crowd and proceed to Mursh lleld for the meeting o fthe Coos Buy Development Congress, which is to be held In connection with the fair The places und dates at which meet. Ings are to he held ure us follows: Corvallls, Wednesday nl'tei-noon August ID. Albany, Wednesday evening, Aug use 19. Cottage Grove, Thursday after noon. August 20. Ktigeue, Thursduy evening, August 20. Itosehurg, Pridny evening, August 21. MurKhlleld, AugiiBt 2-1 and 2li. The following speakers will handle the subjects named: Attorney tien- ernl Crawford, "A Deep Sea Harbor at Coos Bay;" Judge John II. Scott. "Tho Greater Oregon Good Itonds Campaign"; Hon. II. P. Jones, "Pree Locks and Canal on the Willamette1 Slate Kngllieer John II. Lewis, "The Proposed New Oregon Water ('ode"; Knilrond Comlssioner West, "Ore gon's Lnrgo Landholdlngs." At each meeting a delegation will he added to the crowd of Valley boosters who nre going to help out the Coos liny Congress, und this cam paign for the nwukenlng of Interest lit the opening of that harbor will lie the opening of ever undertaken. Prederlck A Krlbs arrived here this evening from Portland, nceoin pnnled by Mr. and Mrs. ('has. Hub hilt, or Washington. I. ('.. who will be guests at the home of Prank P.. Alley for several days. Mr. Iluhblt was connected with tho general lend olllce at Washington for 17 years aud Is now one of the most prominent land attorneys of the country. . o LOST Last Prlday evening, pos sibly on the carnival grounds, r lady's nugget pin. Plnder please return to this olllce or to the Itochilale store. A.O the i nosF.nriu). itK;nv. Vt'iiy James Lee Got W.-ll. Everybody la Zanesvllle, O., knows MrB. Mary Lee, of rural route 8. She writes: "My husband, James Lee, firmly believes he owes his life to the use of Dr. King's New Discovery. His lungs 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 and lung remedies. Por cougha and colds it haB no equal. The first dose gives relief. Try It. Sold under a guarantee at A. C. Marsters & Co's. drug store. 60c and 1.00. Trial bottle free. POIt SALB Without exception, the finest 10-acre tract In vicinity of Itosehurg. Only 2 Vs miles from city, with fine frontuge on bank of Umpqua river; splendid deep, rich, sundy, river-bottom loam; about 8 acres Bet to standard var ieties of aptiles, pears, peaches and awlnuts. Some treea In full bearing; good building site; same fjuulity of land adjoining worth $i00 and upwards per acre. Price $2,200. Easy terms If desired. N. D. McCall, Roseburg, Oregon. dswtf FOR SALB Good paying plumbing and tinning business. Address H., cure of Review, Roseburg. tf K. A A. M., laurel Lodge No. is Hold , regular ueetlugsoo iudftua 4th Weduei 1 dtriofeaca month. U. :. UpUHAH, W. H. N. T. Jewbtt, Svoreurj AO.D.W. honour hoof j Mo. 16 Meet the '2nd and 4th Monday! of etch mootl t7:0 p. m., iu Itao Koretera' Hal). Al member 111 good tatnUiig are luviteri to at 'cud - J. W.Dowkll, M. W. K U, Lkhux, Kecorder. BP. U. KLKB, Row burg Louie, rfO.Sttt HoliW regular ootnmuulcatiom at the Ellen Temple oil 2uti aud 4ih Thuradayi of eaxb nonth. All membari rqueited to attet d Mginariy, ana an viiuiuf Droinere are conn ally luTlted to aiieud. K. I. I' ABBOTT, K. R. (). W. TAt.n y . rtooreUry. D KflKKK OK HONOR. M Title Lodge No. 13- Mieu 'Mia anu in inurwiitv evuuiun ui Mich mofilh iu I'niii'Hbeu Hall. Viiitllll! oembtimconiinuy iuvhcu uiaiieua. MlNNIK K. ('AVKNItKK) C Of II A. II, Lkmox, Reo. f. W. Dowkll, BfcelTer. EAHI.KH, RiMHburg Aerie meeli In Odd Fellows Hall ou'od and 4th Mouday even- lugi of each montb. ai 8 i. 'clock, viilt lug brelhieu lu good ilatidlug alway welcome. . l iri.VBR. W. P.. C. W. Bali a bp. Hec, fT Of A., (kiiirt ltotiglae No. Foreateri ol America, meew eacn iiieimay evening ii FortsHUtri' ila.ll . VUltlng brother! al wayi weluoioe. W, J. Hhano, O. R. E. H.Lkhoi, Reo. hoc. K. V. UoovBH,PhyilolaD 0. (. F. , Rlttlng Star Ixlgi No. 174, meet! lo i ikki rv iiuwa i L'liipie every r riuay evumiig. VIhII ng brellieren it I ways welcome. K. N. F.wAHT, N. O. F. (1 Miriu.l, R. S. M. FICHU, r O. (. P., riillHarUti Lodge No. ft McoU In l Ouil rcllowH iviii'itt t'ornur ol jhi'Knoii aim ' ('anH StrclH,.on Hulurduy evening of earn wi-i-lt. Mt'inlicm or the order In good slmnling ore liivHcd to Hlinid. j. 1 1, uiMUJHuw. rt. i. N, T. Jkwktt, R. B. O. K , Union KiH'HinHiietit No. U-MfctK In (Mil Fellown' 'IV in pie on the tut and :lnl i nurmiH)' vvDiiiiigH oi earn nioiitii. Mim ing brellieren ahvayii weh-ome, II O. I.kwik, V. V. J. O. OoobNow, Kcrlbe. K()F P.,AlpliA LiMlge No. 47 Met ever WedncKdny in I. O. O. V. Hnll, hi 7 :..) p. in 47 Meets every to lf,KN V. WUHKKI.Y, (!. C. L A. MANCTUAKY, K. K i O. T. M., I'rolei'thm Ten I No. lfi HoIiIb IX n-gHinr inceiiiign on every n eunewiay ' lit whl in Mm'otHr'r Hall. All vlaitlng nieiiiiK-'rH iu goou Handing are iiiviuhi lo av tend. P. F. I'atlontoti, Com. , U. W. KAl'P, k. k. O. T. M., R burg Hive No. 11 Hold! I regular review! on every 1 uentlay after tioon Ht VUMio'i'lock in the MHi'tabee Hall H uteri oi otheri Hived vlnlting in the city are 'onuniiy uivmo to aiienu our reviews. MltM. V. H. liONKIIKAKK. Com. Mkh. Jkniir lUl'H. K. K. MODKRS WOOHMKN OP AMKKK'A, Myrtle i'nnii So. ikiAi meeti on the it-cond and fourth ednt"i(tiyii ot every month to the t-or rente in nan. Traveiltia neignboriare cor dially invited lovlnltonr Camp. A. (. Makhtickh, Con mi I, A. Hauman, Clerk. MO I -K UN HKOTHKKHOOI) OF AUKKK'A' Kuat'lmrtf UxIk No. 'XA Mttt tvery '.'ml ami 4th huimUy In MnTabee To tuple. YIhIUiik uii'Uibi'rtt nIyvhvh wflnmiv. Kvklyn IIinivrk, I'reiiMetit 11 k Kin a Whioht, Secretary. OK S , Kimtiiirc Chapter No. H Hold their rt'K"lr mrrtiiiK ou lit anil Tliurttltiyi In eacli Mii in. V UK i tin mfinlx'r in kimhI fctauiliiiK are restpiH-tfully larilcd to at U'lul. Mhn I, Woi.i.ESBFafl, W. M. Khkr Jounhdn, tkt-retary N. (., t'o. D Separate Hnttallon Mim-ih overy TliurMlay i'vuiiIuk at ihe Armory Hall al n o'clock. 11 .Huh'OH, t'aptaln. KIIKKAHS, Itoni-tmrg KutM'kah Lm1k. No. 41. I- O K.-Mtta In IM1 K llown' 1 ftniilf f crV Tui'dtlaf eM'iilna. VIkIUii hUIiTh ami brethren ltivlteil to altentt. MMH. .M (HOIK KoHIKTrU'N . N.fl. Mhm. Stkiiiknmn( BM-rviarjr. WOMKS OK WOOIH'KAFT, l.llac Clrple No. in Mc'i on Im a n. I ;lnl Momtav f veiling of . Ii uiunth al tMil Ktllow Hull. Vimllnit humhIktu in goo! atainllng arc lu viUtt lu atu-inl. KutRKN K lUMtfHtS. G. N. run Hokrn, Clerk tifOODMKN OFTIIR WOltl.p, Oak mmp: Vy 1- Mr.'lKH Hie Odtl Kvlluwf Hall In KowIxitr, rrcrv tut and irj Monlav venlnga. Milting tn-ifchborii alwayi wvUoui. J. H Tiiku.ni, i'lark. WHEN YOU at ou' W A NT ast ou' SHOES That WiH FIT You As long as you wear Shoes, buy them of R. L. STEPHENS KXt'Lt S1VK DKAI.KH IX HXK IHiOT-WKAlL ROSKLUKC, OR. t-'or Sore Fet. 'I have found Bucklen'a Arnica Salve to be the proper thing to use for sore feet, as well as for healing burns, 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. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Cannon were in town from Lurley today. Phone 661, when you want a good driving rig or saddle horse. Horses boarded at reasonable rates. Delmar Dixon. dTF HKK I'AT IKJLA.V, the so-dlBerent comedian and banjo king at the Crescent tonight and tomorrow night 10 cents. D Your vacation la over; call at Churchlll.'s and get one of those fine Washing Machines. It .will be ot help to you. sw TEA There's plenty of hum bug in tea; not one ounce in a ton Schilling's Best. Yoar trocar returM fv aoatj if ya das'! Mia tti Mf tun FOR SALB. FOR SALB Good sized, serviceable office safe. Apply at the Leona Mills Lumber Co's. yard, on Oak Street, Roseburg. tf PEACHES FOR SALE Good peaches at 75 cents per box. In the orchard. Crawford and Yel low St. John varieties. On the S. D. Stephens place at Edenbower. S. E, Busklrk. SI FOR HALE) New bay, 50 tons of No. C cheat hay and 40 tons of oats and barley mixed. No. 1. no weeda. Apply to G. H. Pitts Ruckles, Ore. dsf FORSALE Pedigreed Scotch col lie puppies, $5.00 to $15 each. H K. Metcalf, Cottage Grove, Ore gon, swtf FOR SALE Practically new 6 -room cottage, all modern conveniences, Will exchange for Portland prop erty. Call on L. Kabat, Roseburg. Oregon. dTF FOR SALE OR TRADE For wood, a 120-egg Petaluma -Incubator and a brooder. See Elmer Wlmberly. WILL TRADE Portland B-ibnrhan property for farm. Prefe lani without buildings. Describe fully, J. Holllster, Woodstock, Ore. t'sw WANTED WANTED A girl to do geuerul houHfWork; wages $20. Answer U. R. 100, Post Office. dtf WANTED TO RENT A 4 or 5-room house; must be reusunable; per manent. AddreBs "A", care Re view, 1 AIS WANTED Plnin sewing at Flint's candy store. Inquire da20 WANTED A young lady to learn operating. Apply to manager of Pud lie Telephone aud Telegraph Co. dtf WANTED At once, 3 or 4 good car penters. Apply to F. F. Patter- bou, Roseburg. da20 WANTED 20 rigging Bllngers, 10 buckers for logging camp, $t!0 per month; 20 lumber pliers. $2.00 a day; 2 boom men, $2.50 a day; contract cutting piling, 1 Vg cents per lineal foot. Address W. H West & Co., Medford, Oregon. DTF LOST ANU FOUND. LOST A bunch of keys, between Hoaeburg and Dixonville, name ot John Itaat on tug. Finder please leave nt this office. LOST July 25th, a dark blue dotted silk parasol. Return to this of fice aud receive reward. da 19 LOST Lady's gold brooch, crescent shape, green emerald gold flower in center, Hot with small pcnrl. Finder please leave at' this office and receive reward. dtf FOK RENT. FOR RENT Six-room house; close In; bath. Inquire at this office, tf FOR RENT Good office rooms In Abrnham building. Apply to J A. Huchanan. tf FOR RENT Two houaekeewne rooms, furnished or unfurnished. Arply at first house Immediately east of blacksmith shop on Irwer Oak street, Uoseburg. tf MYSTERY OF DREAMS Whence Come the Warning Vis itors We See In Sleep? TWO VERY PUZZLING CASES. On Whin Mother and Son Both Got Tiding of Disaster at ths 8ama Tims and One Where a Child Saw Hsr Father Saved In a Shipwrack. Out of 14U dreams of a very striking kind Investigated by one of the lead ing psychic research societies no fewer thun seveuty-uiue related to a death, and M?rlmpn (lie rarest of nil these dreams Is the case where two persons dreumed the same thing on the same night, and the episode cuuie true. This striking liiRtauce Is reported by the Itev. U. It. Ellington: A wotnnu parishioner of mine.' he says, "uiioBe liusbund was a nsncr man, nt that time ou the sea, dreamed one night lu terribly vivid fashion that bis little craft had Iteen cut In two by the towering steel bows of n great liner. Her eldest son wns with the husband, und as she woke she screamed out. 'Oh. save my boy, my boy! This was remarkable enough, considering the seiiel, hut almost at the very mo ment the poor woman was In lHr dls treflH, yet still asleep, another son was pounding ut her door, half asleep aud half awake, and crying. 'Oh. mother, where is father? The terrified woman now rose and let the boy lu. lie was crying. He told her he had distinctly heard Ills father's heavy tread coming up the stalra and his ponderous kick with sou boots against the door, as bad been his maimer when returning ab ruptly from n long cruise. Next morn ing the alarmed mother and wife told all the udxh'tors, and before the day was out the drendfu' news came that every detail of her dream was- true. The little trawling lugger had been run Into by a coasting liner, nearly cut In two and sunk with all hands, Includ ing her husband and son." ' Premonitory dreams occupy a large part of the psychological records, and the following case Is n very puzzling one: A Mrs. Spruit lived nt Baluialn. one of the suburbs of Sydney, Austra lia. Her hualmml was a sen captain In com urn ml of the Atneama. a wooden ship of 1.3iO tons, which had arrived lu Sydney lu n leaking state and was picked up cheap by a Qrm known as C'owllshaw Bros, for $3,500. Twice as much was neut Iu repairs, and then the Atacatna was sent up the coast with a cargo of coul. She delivered this and next set out for San Diego. Hut when &O0 miles out from Syd ney she sprang a leak, aud t'aptalu Spruit decided to put hack. In spite of the pumps the water gained, aud soon there was a depth of eleven feet lu the hold. Spruit now resolved to ahumlou the ship and launch the three boats. The captain himself, with one sen man, the steward, boatswain and an apprentice, was lu the twenty-four foot lifeboat, while the rest of the crew, twelve lu all, were In the other two boats. Heavy boms were running, and the bouts were nearly swamped. As Spruit could not swim, be was nearly drowned. Some of his men were lost. Their situation wus ludeed fearful In boats half filled with water and exposed to a fierce gale -100 mites from land. Again and again was Spruit washed out, but nt last his boat was picked up when Its occupants were In the last stages of exhaustion from fatigue, exposure aud lack of fowl. A reporter of the Sydney Morning Her ald called to Interview the cuptufu and found him barefooted, with terribly swolleu legs, covered with severe cuts and bruises. Now consider Mrs. Spruit's report to the Psychical Research society, which Is most remarkable. "Ijtst Thursday week." she writes, "at 3 o'clock In the mornlug my thirteen-year-old daughter Lily came into my bedroom and woke me by a tap ou my forehead. 'Oh, mamma,' she cried In a breathless whlsHr, 'I'm bo fright ened!' I tried to soothe her. but she only covered her face with her hands and whispered tremblingly: 'Oh. look! My papa's ship Is nil wrecked! Tnpa's come home nil In rugs, with his feet and legs cut. aud 1 see two or three of his men drowned out of the bout.' "I told Lily sternly It wus all non sense. "'It Isn't! she said passionately. 'I've seen it In my dream, and 1 kuow It's all truer "But I coaxed her off to IhhI. The girl kept worrying about It until the next Sunday. A week after her dream j my husband returned, and IJly found ; me crying when she came In from ' ?hool. I ' Oh. mamma. she cried sharply. Ms 'the tacama wrecked?' I "1 told her evasively her papn had come home. 'She was not to be denied, however. and asked, with strange persistence. Are papa's legs cutT "I said they were. "And the very tirwt thing she Mid to her father was: 'Why. you didn't have those clothes on when I saw you! The oties you had on were all torn In the shipwreck. Lily Bprult herself furnished a re port to the Psychical Research society. She sold she woke W terrible fright, having seen every microscopic detail of the shipwreck and Its sequel. She saw her father get Into the big boat and keep close to his ship for some time. She watched his boat capslxe and the Nit Allen drown. What woke her, she said, was the bowling of the wind shout the wreck, aud the last eh saw was the other men pulling her father back Into the waterlogged boat Wil liam T. Flta-Geraid lo New York Trio- I "Get the Habit! Theatre. 10c. The Crescent TK What makes our business grow? It's because we treat the people right. g Some merchants iu their attempt to lead iu t prices often buy inferior goods but that is some it thing that this company does not do. Our courteous treatment, the superior quality of our goods and the right prices is what is build Xt ing up our business every day. ' If you are not a regular customer place a trial order aud be couvinc ;d. Yours for a pquare deal, 1 Alton S. Frey & Co 8 GROCERS Phones 201. amlM Successore'to J.Borker'tlCo. Xi it 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. WANTED $1,000-00 WORTH of 2nd Hand goods at Bradley's Second Hand Store A 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 osr Man Phoae loss All Work fluVrin",;;,!" H. C. RITZMAN, Up-to-Date Plumber SPECIAL SALK Foil TWO WEEKS OX1.Y OX Fixtures, Including Towel Racks Soap Dishes, Tumbler Holders ' Sponge Racks, Etc. Ul me mate eillm.l. on your work. Stum and Hot W.t,r Spc 1 i ifm Mm rr.n i i .R.e.".".r,w''rk Ne"y ROSEBURG MEAT MARKET H. D. MAY. Prop. Fresh and Cured Meats of all kind ian ana Poultry We know how to cut meat to get the best results In cnnti Is more In the cutting Hint most people believe. We mav I Tller9 perls In our line. Let us prepare your Sunday roast ,h lermei1 -convinced. We want your trade. 1 anl will b Smh-iuI Free 1K-Iivery. Plume 1:141 . Shop on SherlJan Str wt. Near Ihe l),.pt. " HIGH GRADE PLUMBING viavn u. NfcWLEY At S. K. Sykel Hartwara Star. Phone 231. Al Work Tbe old, reliable poison oak rem ery; .Marsters.' Guaranteed to cur. I'KKTTY ( ITS. nd pretty picture ,,., . much good If he's h.. man the pre.lv cu s ,, 'arder. Our" p, ZTlJ"" n.ea.. win , , U '8 The Economy Mvfot flco. Kohlhagen, Pr, o CuraatM o o