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Newspaper Page TextCADILLAC Pierce Great Arrow Three of the best cars on the market. To see them is to be convinced; to own one is to be satisfied. Free demonstration. H. W. Althaus & Sons Cor. Cass & Rose Sts., Phone 1441 Roseburg, Ore LOCAL NEWS. COUNTY COURT OK1H0IW. The Elks' Orchestra tonight at Crescent. The bftBt bread made, at Quest's Bakery, Free delivery. Phone 2211. For something special for dinners, parties or balls, see Quest, the New Baker. Phone 2211. OTP Heavy, Impure blood makes a mud dy, pimply complexion, headaches, nausea, Indigestion. Thin blood makes you weak, pale, sickly, lSur dock Blood BlttorB makes the blood rich, red, pure rostores perfect health. Nothing definite was decided upon at a meeting last night of the Com mercial Club trustees with Mr. Drall ller, of Seattle, who looks upon Itosu burg as an advantageous plnco for the establishment of a woolen mill. Mr. Uallller left this morning for If you suffer from constipation and liver trouble Foley's Orlno Laxative will cure you permanently by stimul ating the (I meal I vo organs so the) will act naturally. Koloy'6 Orlno Laxative does not gripe, is plensant o take and you do not have to take laxatives continually after taking Or lno. Foley's Orlno Laxative cures constipation without irrltnting the etomach or bowolB llko ordinary pur gatives. Red Cross Phnrmacy. Seattle, but will return hero later. Little buys at play Wednesday morning found under -the Josepbson warehouse, opposlto the S. P. pas senger depot, a quantity of the goods stoh-n from A.- T. Thompson's store last Tuesday niftht. These goods con sisted of clgnreftcs, cigarette tobacco, cigarette papers and candy. The candy was lunocently eaten by the boys, but tho bther things they did not molest. One of the lads Informed his father of the find, and Inter Mar shal Norniun secured tho articles and returned them to Mr. Thompson. Clerk authorized to drnw a warrant In favor of the City of Yoncnlla for amount of rud tax collected for the year 1907. County surveyor Instructed to lo cnte a proposed change in piece ol rond In district No. D2, along the Calapoola. Tho Lurid Glow of Doom, One of the prettiest weddings that has ever taken place In this part of tho country occurred In Fletcher, at 6 o'clock, Wednesday evening, when Miss Pearl Hunter, a charming young lady of this place was united In mar riage to Mr. Oratlo Younger. The wedding occurred at the home of the bride's parentB, Mr. and Mrs.' C. F. Hunter. Rev. firunlett officiated. The brldo made one of the sweetest fig ures Been at any marriage altar In this dlBtrlet in her beautiful gown of white taffeta silk. A veil of Illu sion, fastened coronet faBhlon fell in graceful folds to the bottom of the gown. The bridesmaids were the Misses Georgle and Joy Nette Hunter, sisters of the bride. They appeared n beautiful white silk and complet ed a charming picture. The groom was attended by his brothers, Messrs. Morris and Ross Younger. Follow- ng tho ceremony a large -reception was held and after congratulations were extended a bountiful wedding supper was served. Those present were: Messrs. and Mesdame C. K. Hunter, A. Younger, vouls Trlplett, Peter Swanson, Shenn Way, Alex. Range Hunne, Lester Pedlgo, B. M. rJowblll, Elijah Pres no)l, Harry Hillman and W. Wagner, Misses Joy Nette Hunter, Fanny Younger, Altha Kenyon, Margarlte Dougherty; Messrs. Hobs and Morris Younger, Forest Beeman, Hiram Presnell, P. J. Rounds, Irvsn Hunter, Ray Newblll, Nell Kenyon, Burney Uunce and Rev. Branlett. The happy ,-ouple are well known In this section .vhere they have resided for several voars. They will make their future home at Mr. Younger's ranch, three lines from Mohler. North Idaho Re view. was seen In the red fnce, hands one? bodv of tho little eon cf II. M. Ad ! sms, of Henrietta, Pa. His nwfu: plight from euzemn had, for live yeai dell. id nil remedies and harried On best doctors, who said the poisoned j blood had affected ills lungs and innlhlng could snve him. "hut,' vritm his mother, "seven bottles o' Electric Bitters completely cured 'tlm." For eruptions, eczema, sal' 'Ileum, sores nnd all Bli.od Disorder md rheumntb'm Klectrlo Bitters It niprrme. Only GOc. Guaranteed by til druggists. o " For a mild, ensy action of tho bow els, a'slngle dose of Dean's Itegulett Is enough. Treatment cures hahftua1 onstiiiation. 25 cents a box. Asi; your druggist for them. .J. .J. .J. $. .. J WHY 1M) YOU KWUAlt' U "What does Satan pay you for swearing?" asked oue man 4. of another. "Nothing," was the 4" reply. "Well, you work cheap; 4 to lay aside the charncter of a 4" gentleman, to Indict so much 4 pain on your friends, to Insult 4 tho Uod who made you, nnd to risk your own precious soul 4 and all that for nothing; you 4 certainly work very cheap. J- "Thou shnlt not take the 4- name of the Lord, thy (lod, in 4- vain; for tho Lord will not 4 hold him guileless that tnketh 4 HIb name In vain." Ex. XX:7. 4 Light on Life's Duties nt tho 4 Methodist Church every night. 4- Dear Evangelist Gray Blng. A. 4- 4- ! 4 ! 4- 4- ! 4- IIVOMDI Ct'UF.S CATARRH. ixjF TtarrhI catwIjoX tofc Vplg SrUlFHXS, b th. 1 y A l coin a cougiung, 1 (rv Zjt THE tAD ASTHMA. 1 t. J I IK. BRONCHnTSlL rjFlHYOMFJ mm tk CS 1 V I INHALER INHALER VT"' ' W lab v fiShfe )i Sure Cure it Ilyomel Is nature's remedy. It Is vaporised air, produced from the mighty eucalyptus trees of inland Austrnlin. You brentho In this antiseptic air through a hard rubber Inhaler that conies with every outfit. It Is guar anteed by Rod Cross Phnrmacy to euro asthma, sore throat, bronchitis. or croup, or money back. A complete outnt is only si. on Cures Dyspepsia. Your money back if it don't Gives fan mediate relief from heartburn, sour stom ach, stomach distress and sick headache. 50 cents a large box at Red Cross rhnrmncy, Page Investment Co. The Square Dealing Lumber Yard Just across Deer Creek, have on linnet an as sortment of Doors, Windows, ShiiiRles and Seasoned Lumber dimciition and f.nish. Those desiring to build, call and let us show you our book of latest plans of the most improved dwellings, bungalows and barns to be had. Let us make an estimate for you. Best Rock Spring Coal, and Dry Seasoned Oak Wood. . lllirk Wood, RifH) per Hit; Hint s Wood, J 78, nt Yartl. Page Investment Co. Phone 1219. Tha Square Dealing Lumber Yard. Orders ran bo left t A. D. Bradley's, or ltiwbnrft Natl. Hunk. All Kim Down? talc? Nervous? All hin down, easily tired, thin, pale, nervous? And do not know what to take? Then go direct to your doctor. Ask his opinion of Ayer's non-alcoholic Sar&aparilla. No alcohol, no stimula tion. A blood purifier, a nerve tonic, a strong alterative, an aid to digestion. Let your doctor decide. i;i;f.'i0J;: YYKDDINO AT FLETCHER, IDA. All efforts have failed to find a jetter remedy for coughs, colds and un; troubles than Foley's Honey nnd Tar. It stops the cough, heals ho lungs and prevents serious re mits from a cold. J. N. Patterson, Mnsnuu, town, writes: "Last winter had a bad cold on my lungs and tried at least bait a dozen advertised :ough medicines and had treatment from two physicians without getting -my boneflt. A friend recommended Foley's Ilonoy and Tar and two-thirds of a bottle cured me. I consider it ho greatest cough and lung medicine n tha world." lted Cross Pharmacy. I'KOl'OHAl, FOR PURCHASE OF MUNICIPAL HON DM. The undersigned, Recorder of the City of Roseburg, Douglas Caun- ty, Oregon, will receive at his office In the City of Roseburg, up to 8 o'clock P.M., of Monday, the 16th day of March, 1909, sealed proposals for the purchase of Street Improve ments and Bridge Uonds of tho City of Roseburg In the sum of Thirty-five Thousand (135,000) Dollars or any part thereof. Said bonds are In de nominations of Five Hundred ($500) Dollars, bear Interest at the rate of Five (6) per cent, per annum, pay able semi-annually, and are due Twenty (20) years from the date of iBsuance, principal and interest pay able In. Roseburg, Portland, Sun Francisco or New York at the option of the purchaser. Full Information as to thlB Issuance may be had upon application to the undersigned. All bids must be sealed and deliv ered to the undersigned not later than the hour aforementioned, at which time the Council will proceed to open said bids. Bids should be endorsed: "Proposal to Purchase Roseburg Street Improvement Ilonds." The Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Dated this 2nd day of March. 1909. A. N. ORCUTT, Recorder of the City ol d5t Roseburg, Oregon. Ragout of Rabbit. One nice young rabbit, bait a pound of bacon, one carrot, on, onion, one ounce ol Hour, quarter ol a tenspoon ful of pepper. Wash and clean the rauuu, lui il liuu juiulb nuu ury vteu with a t.inth n.i(- l lunnn l,t nllnna and fry In a stewpan. When the ba con Is done fry the rjbblt brown. Brown the flour In the fat, then stir In quart of water, add the carrot and onion cut In quarters, sons-.n with pep per and a little salt If the baccn does ; not make it suit enough to suit your ! taste. Boll gently for over one and half hours. Serve the rabbit with the bacon around It and gravy poured over it Hemming Tablecloths. In hemming tublcelotbB a double hemstitch above an Inch and a' h ilf wldo hem makes a very fine finish. The ends must be cut by the thread to make tho hem true. With nnpklus to correspond and finished In the same way this mnke3 a very fine table not if the linen la fine nnd heavy, with a pretty pattern. If the hemstitch Is thought to be too elaborate, tha so '. called French hem at the end does very nicely. - Turn a half inch hem neatly and fold back, sewing a fine over ana over buicd.. Simple Remedy for Lnftripp.u. Racking lngrlppo coughs that may develop Into pneumonia over night iro quickly cured by Foley s Honey tiU I nr. Tho soro and Inflamed lings nro healed and strengthened. md the most stubborn cough Is lulckly cured. Tnko only Foley's oney nnd Tar In tho yellow psck- ige. lted Cross Pharmacy. : Kills Would-bo Slayer. A merciless murderer la Append! cltls with many victims. But Dr. King's New Life Fills kill It by pre- ventlon. They gently stimulate the stomach, liver and bowels, preventing that clogging that invites appendi citis, curing constipation, biliousness. chills, malaria, headache and indiges tion. 25c at all druggists. "Dr. Thomas' Eclectrlc Oil Is the bort remedy for that titen fatal dis ease croup. Has bn used with suoc?ss In our family for eight years." -Mrs. L. Whlteacre, Buffalo, N. Y. IHJealth Chas. I!I:l-ird returned Thurs day from Newport, where ho has re iided for several months past. Ho i'ft this morning for Los Angeles to lslt his grandfather, C. W. Smith, if this city, who Is reported quito iil lnce going there recently with his daughter, Miss Stella Smith. It Knved Ills Leg. "All thnntrlt 1M lnat mu l.-rM writes J. A. Swenron, Wntertown, wis. "Ten years ct eczemn, that f doctors could not cure, had at lust" laid me up. Then Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured It sound and well." In- raiitnie ror skin eruptions, eczema, snlt rheum, bolls, fever sores, burns, scalds, ruts nnd nilea. 2fm nt all drugglBts. FOR SALE Three brown Leghorn cockrols nnd a few hens, either white or brown; also practically new Petaluma incubator, of 324 egg capacity, for $25. Also eggs for setting, of either White or Brown Leghorns and Indian Run ner ducks, at $2.00 for 15 exgs Mrs. C. W. Hatfield, Melrose, or phone Farmers 69x2. swtf FOR SALE House nnd lot nt 329 East Douglas St. Address D. Clem ents, Roseburg. dm 1 2 A. L. KITCHIN, is the man to see for everything in the Nur sery line. Trppo t,,at Brow 1 1 ceo that pay. Fruit and ornanental trees, Grape & Berry vines, roses, etc etc. Telephone 2026. Roseburg, Or. When Listing Your property Try Us For Quick Sale E.D.Mowery &Co Timber and Farm Lands Irrigated Fruit Lands a Specialty. Roseburg Notional Bank Dld'g Cats Strstt, For good printing of all kind ins itevisw leads. Never Fails to Restore Gray Hair to Its Natural Color ana Beauty. No matter how long it ha been gray or faded. Promotes a luxuriant growth of healthy natr. stops its laninK out, and positively removes Dan- droll. Keeps hairsoft and glossy. Re fuse all substitutes. 2 times as much in 11.00 aa 50c. aize la Not a Dye. $1 and 50c. bottles, at drnaglsts eend 3c lor free dook -roe uare of tne uau. " . POUo Hay Spoc. Co., Newark, N.J. Bay's Hartlna Soap nras pimples, red, rough and chapped hands, and an akin dia mm. Koddo akin fine and eolt. 25c. dnnnriata. Send 2c for free boos a'novare ocwe aiun." The Review does Job printing. LOW RATES TO OREGON DAILY During March and April From all Parts of the East VIA UNION PACIFIC OREGON SHORT LINE THE OREGON RAILROAD & NAV1GA TION CO. SOUTHERN PACIFIC $33 from Chicago $30.SO from StLouis $25 from Omaha $25 from Kansas Cty Correspond Ingly low from all other points. rOll'tHEH6USEWifEi Jellied Appleo. Peel and core firm. -turt annies. Put them over the fire in Just enough wa- ' ter to cover them, sprinkling them gen erously with white sugur. Cook slowly at the back of tha fire until the apples are tender. Tuko them out and nr rnnge In a bowl. Bring the liquid left from them to a boll nud add to it a tablespoonful of gelatin which has been soaked for half an bour In n very little cold wntor. When this Is dis solved pour all over the apples. FIRST SHIPMENT Regal shoe s Has arrived in Roseburg--can now. be had at HARTH'S TOGGERY. A National Known Shoe of Quality. Prices $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00 Your clothes kept pressed free of charge X Improved Egg Beater. I The newest thing In the line of egg boaters is a device which Is said to perform Its primary function of beat lug an egg In the most complete man ner, nnd nt the same time It can be used ns an Ice cream freezer. It Is also claimed that It enn be used as a butter chum where it is. desired to make butter In small quantities. The device is in the shape of a cylin der made of heavy tin, with a conical , . ' BRADLEY The Second Hand Man Can save you money on any thing you want to buy. If you have any thing to sell get my offer before felling as I will pay the highest cah price for second hand goods. A. D. Bradley, - - The 2nd w Man Write us or call on us for vSPRAY PUMPS . AND ' :. . FIXTURES KOW THH nCATBll WOKKH. basCv To the lowest end cf the dasher Is nttnehed a performed tin cone. By moving the dasher up mid down tho miitertsil to be whipped ur bciileu Is forced through the holes lit the cone, thereby beating the material thorouKb ly and quickly by means of the result ing nir suction. PorU and Applo Stew. Cut n Jotr.t of pork In thick pieces. Peel nnd slice two baking uppies, four onions and six potatoes. Lay the slices of meat and vpgelabhs together In n pic dish, Sprinkle with pepper, salt and powdered sage, ccver tho water or gravy, tlo down with grensed paper and bukc for two hours. The meat should be dlpiod In Hour before putting It In the dish, so ns to give a little thickening to the grnry. J. F. BARKER Co. Implements nnd Vehicles. I'hone 101, Itoseburg, Oregon SQUARE DEAL FENCE BEST MADE Lotin For tha Fnce. When one is dressed ai:d It Is Incon venient to wash, an excellent lotion to have Is S cents' worth of boraeie acid dissolved In 10 cents' worth of alcohol. This in iKTfectly harmless, and by rub bins the skin well with this, applied with a hand kerchief, ev.ry pore wilt be cleansed and you will look and fei'l as well ns if you hud ustd the lest soap nnd water. ThU Is almcst Indis pensable when traveling. 8 9 $ LAYMORE. $ $ $ $ The Casa Grnml Strain of 8. C. $ ijl White Ix'g herns "Ijiiyiiiorv" ctcs $ 8 than any other strain. Tested $ $ by what they lay In a year not $ fjf by a week or n month. He Iter $ 8 than the averaiie. larirer, whiter. 9 1 $ and lay large white ckkm. which $ I tjt meant $$$($ to you. It costs 8 9 but little more to got the brst. $ ) 9 Bend for catalogue tcdny. 9 9 CASA Git AX DA 1'OILTHY CO., 9 9 Ilou'bui'i; Oregon 9 A 9 999888$88888$$8888 I PROCURED AND DCFKNSKO. BniodI1 I drawing orphoUi.lore(jitisw'L-tT aoid f roe report. Tree mtk, How to obcoix. palatial trade mrfcs. I AipjTteMi, etc- in ail AtniiHTnirs Business turret with WasMlmrlam mavrm ilms Monry and often Iht pattU- Patent ind Intrtngimtnt Practice Exduunly. Wrtta or eome to u t I KS nntfe Strut, r-pp. VaiWd Mm Mm, WASHINGTON, A Home FUmody For Bums. No housekceier should be without a bottle of olive oil and 11 me water for burns. A preparation should ulwnys be In readiness in case of emergency. Add Hmewnter to ell until a crvamy emulsion Is frrrual, nud Lottie, always almklnp well before applying. The ef fect of this upon bums is wonderful in Its ueallntr and soothing powers, nnd tt Is equally efficacious fur sun burn. Harper's Har.ir. TO TIIK PI UMC Write Irt rrs to everybody you know In the V.aaI r.ul toll Ou in about theae low Cjlonit raU-6. nd thpm lltnr- A turn nhrnt Or irnn nr Rtonrl th!r ! atldrrr.' to ur ad we will do it. In this way you can be a gretit help In the grewth and progress of your State. Head Review advs. for bargains. if. ur.i.'ii r.iKr.i for anyone fram any place If you ' wane to. IieiKisIt the necessary : amrunt with our Iinal asent and he will telearanh ticket tironmrlv. I lnquln of agents or write to VM. McMfRllAY. General 1'issenfrer Aitent Orejron Railroad A Navlsatlon Co. Southern Taclflc Co. f Lines In Ore.) l'ORTLAND, ORKOON. Shampoo Cream. .Take the yolks of two fresh effirs and the Juice of n lemuu, bent thor oughly and mix with a smnll packet of sonp Hiwder. Pour one pint of boiling water over tho whole and stir well un til the sosp Is dissolved. Tut In a tin with air tli;ht lid. When cool the mix ture should be the consistency of Jelly. A small piece will make lather sulfl clent to shaniiioo the hair thoroughly. Yarn Economy. ' Take any soiled knitted garment that baa served Its time, ravel and skein yam ovr a chair, tying It la several places, and wash with white aoap In ammonia water. You WLU have yarn that will be Just like new, knitted In any other garment, . --mi- i win, .ii i .wi. I O. O. F., Union Encampment No. Uaeti i I In Odd Fellowa'Temaleon tbe Istaadsrd LODGE DIRECTORY S!s:i.mQluk-VUtt - I '1. J. LlNIftET, C. P. t . .. u. i in F F. K. Cavsmdeb. Harfbe. F. A A. U.. Laurel Led. No. ls-Hola AAOPRRN WOOPMKN OF AMERICA , lf,m regular milage on aid ana (Lh Wednei l"l l;'Sap . "f0 mM" 'ho fourth den ol oath month. ' lbu.'J"J!" S.' evf.r' .mn;"1 ' UaxTEsRlca, W.M. ' Forreausi' Hafl. Trav.lliicNelcliuoreare aor- M. T. JawinT, Secretary dlally Lnviled IO Tl.ll our Camp. ' A. C. MiBaTEiui, Consul, AO. D.W. HoKoari; IxMge No. IS Meet Lock Cuarsu, Clerk. Se,X?.:m ra?Fo?.'r.'i?.rt Aa OIjERN BKOTHk-JUOoD OF AMKRIOA morabcralniood laii.llnr are In'lted tor T Kwburg Lodfe No. 4-MeeUaT.rr Sa UDd J. W. Diwell, W. W. , Tburadajr In lidd Fellow , banquet hall K M . uaaoiTuecorder . Visiting member, alwar; welcoi. C. F. Mi Mi llek. PresiSeat BP. O. KIJLS, KoKburg Lot,,., rro.WSHolds Buui UcUcLUU), Seereury. regular oo-nmniilrattcu. al the Hki : ; Temple on tui and tb Thunder, of eack f K- 8 , Roacburr Chapter N. s- Il.laitkelr month. All member. rque.u-d to atterd VJ regular mj-.ung ou 1st and 3rd Tbursday rcsnuarly, and all visiting brotuer are oenjl . tn eacn onln. Vltitlog members Is ally Invited lo attend. good suuding are respcctfull; lavlud t at K. L. Pihott. R. R. " ., , . a)su.W. Sraiav.searetsfT. Mas. I. WatitNEaas, W. II. Faaa Jeusaos, Becreuty DB'lhKK OF HONOR, MjillO Ixjdgr No. 13 ...... , Mfetajndand 4lb Thnmlav tenlngol n-B,a.AflR, Roseburg Rebekah Lodge.No. oacl. mnnih In .acc.be. llall. -yislung K '. - - In Oii r-llews' me-nrt.o.ir,lllU invited to attoud. . Temple ever. Tnc-l.yev.nlng. VtslrLng Uismie K. CAVE.NDEH.fi. of U sisters and brethren Invited to attend. (. H. LES.,1. SCO. BlEOlE PEETCREaN, M.S. I. W. D.WEU. Ricelver. Maa. Klla SiEWAat.tecy. EAlil-f,.R,b,":. T' .'" " UI0UE!' or WOODCRAFT. Ul.. Clrele Ho. elUwallallon'JndanditJial-,odarevea- W Js-Meel. on 1st and 3rd ai.ndevevealag In.-uleacl- ironih. at 9 . clock. Visit- " of eacb munih at odd Fell.ws Half leg brataren In g.-d tlan.llng alwav welcome. Visiting members la good standing are la- t. ll. micelli. tt. P. vu.d to atletil. F. P- Claee, W. e,. Mh H arms Pice bee ,st, M OO.r,K..ln,Ml,l. No. ITt. m-ret.l. . Clae. Bo.ta, t lerk I F.-II, w.' remplr ever? KrMar evealng , toollMSN optiie wnm n n.v-..t.. Villi ng bretl.erv .l-.r. ele.me, U7 " 'J? S Y rT "J . '",n V "J, 1. 'Vo-.tHlv-n, N Si IT 1-u-cta al lb. O.ld Fellow.' Hall la F Vicbiii K a. Itoiobiirg. ererr 1st and 3-d M.nday U Fkele r l IT.nlug.. VUltingt-vlgbhors always wvu-ao , ' J. K. I trxa-a. C. c. 10. O. K.. Phllelanaii liee N. S Meet, a J. sI.Thbokb Clerk. o,ld Fellow-Temple, mrner nt JarkKua em! - Cawireets. on lun1.;.- evening l ea, b a .,)nniv nf it,. -Htflnn week. Hembe'.of tacoMer la g,od slandina . '"PP1" 01 uia new edition Ol art invite! loan, -mi. the Oregon mining; laws baa Just .n't 'jewV"r!'?' heen received at this odlce. It In- , 1 : : cludea everything to data lo legal OS. o.. co. D srpara Batiaii,.n-ai..ai mining procedui. Coplw only 49 everr lliunul.y evening kl tba Armor; -res nail ats o c!.. . eenta each. Tr B.o. stocea, captain. Head Hevlew advi. for bargain!. t