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1 DOl GLA9 COI NTY NEWS. AS TO 1.1) UV E.Vt UASOtS Paints and Finishes for Every Home Use This is the time to freshen .' the odd jobs of painting you the buggy, the furniture,'' for fir rutrj point pttrpou, we have the PAINTS. ENAMELS, STAINS AND VARNISHES IV" i each snd1 every 'one scientifically Remember if htt a surface , varnished "or finished Quality Kind to & lemember if ifi a surface to be painted, enameled, tamed, varnish'ed''or finished in any way, there's an cme Quality Kind to & the purpose. We can : teD you' what to use, how much to use andtj "- -fvJ smanwmaowatsnjcr -PjQfo you what to use, how i cost - dlk SB. EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW MAY 1, 190U. UAH.Y WEATHER RBPORT. ' V. S. Weather Bureau, local office, Roseburg, 24 ksurs ending G a. m., today. Precipitation In inches and hun dredths: Maximum temperature 72 Minimum temperature . .- 39 Precipitation 0 Total precip. aiace 1st of mo. 000 Avg. precip. (or mo. tor 31 yre. 2.05 Total precip., Sep. 1, '08, to date 31.29 Avg. preotp. from Sep. 1, 1877 30.74 - Tetal excess from Sept. 1, 1908, GO Average precip. for 31 vet sea eons (Sep. to May) Inclusive 32.93 WILLIAM BELL, - Observer. WHATMBR FORECAST: V Pair tonight and Sunday; warmer "onlght. Lebanon Criterion: Rev. VanMar ter has accepted the pastorate ot the Methodist church at Sllverton, and as soon as the revival meetings are clos ed at the place of his present work, he and his wife will take up their residence at Sllverton. X OllHGON RESTAURANT 4 4 Opea Day and Night. 4 J. 4 4 First-class meals at all hours. 4. 4 Freeh Olympla OyBterB, Fish 4 4. and Clams all the time. 4 4. - Regular Meals, 25 Cents. 4 L Have added a new Balcony 4. 4 especially reserved for ladles 4. 4 and families. 4 4. An Electric Piano will furnish 4" 4. music during meal hours. 4 ...1.4.4.4.4.4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. $ 4..I.4.4.4.4.4. RBNFltO MAHONMY have aaaaed aa . HMPLOTMBNT OFFICE tm soaaeotiea with their 4 ' RBAL HSTATB 4. buslaess. Tkey sailelt the at- reaage at all Mors aeeaiag kelp of any klad. " All applications praoipiiy ai-Sendr-d te. Offlce In ROSEBURO HOTBL. Phone 24L 4'4'4' 4' A. L. KITCHIN, is the man to 88? for everything ia tke Nur sery line. Trees that pay. Fruit and e warranters toes, Grapa 1 IWry vinA ross, etc. U. Telephone 2026. tfittkxrl,, Q. LEONA MILLS Lumber Company Lumber, Lath, Shingles and Dry Finish Lumber Yards on lower Oak Street Roseburg, 'Phone J 411 up die home by doing have been planning. For the floors and woodwork. right Finish. QUALITY prepared for specific uses. to be painted, enameled. in any way, the purpose. much to u FOR SALE. FOR SALE Al pneumatio tire sin gle buggy, also harness, nearly new. Inquire of Thornton ft roe, ur at Kovlew office, dtt FOR SALE Native and fancy ferns rosea ready now; carnatioaa, via lets, and other bedding plants . ready la April. Leave orders Si The Rose, or phone 1497. FOR BALE 3 acres: new 8-roon! house; good well; plenty of mixed trult tor family use: bargain II taken at once. Frank Andrus, Eden bower, Or. d HORSE FOR SALE Drives single ot double, perfectly gentle, weight about 1100 pounds aud Is 9 yean of age. Price $70. W.-B. Mar Bten, Koseburg. dml6 FOR SALE--Eggs from pen of fare us Crystal White Orpingtons, di- reet from Kellerstrass farm, Kan sas Olty. The big winter layers Address J. V. Brennelsen, Rose burg, Ore. FOR SALE 7 lota,' wltk two dwel ling houeea and two barns; all Blt- uated in North Park Addition to city of Roseburg. Price $1800, II taken soon. Phone 563. P. Coop er. dm 10 FOR SALE 106-acrs farm, cheap; located V4 mile west af Sutherlln, Or.; Yt miles north ot Fir Orove school. For particulars Inquire at residence of Mrs. Mowery on farm or at office ot B. D. Mowery, Cass St., Roseburg. d HOUSE FOR SALE Located Pine St.. Roseburg; on a lot 4 Ox 102. Contains five rooms and all modern conveniences. At a bar gain if taken at once. Apply t Mrs. J. A. Freeman, 646 Pine St., dtt FOR SALE 5-room house;' electric lights, islefioaa. etc.: 3 lots (13S feet froat) ; good garden; plenty of berries; son shade trees; a nrst claaa nlace aad cheap at 11SSS. Cash ar terrna. tlt!t serfsct. Tou deal with tke owner, but for par ticulars inquire at Review 6(8 ce. dtf FOR BALI Vt acre, finest river bot tom aeil; lob) of peaches, rtrawDar- rles. and other fruit; good gar I .a; aei-rly new 6-room bouse; good barn, burry-sbed, chicken house, etc.; well and city water; st a bar- rain It sold at once. W. M. Hargan, Mlrelll Street. UDDer ead of the "Orove." if FOR SALE 14 acres; one mne north ef Roseburg; Includes good S-room house, wllk good furniture. horse and buggy, cow al chlck- naa: aood well aad city water on tha Dlace. which Is all under feace: suitable for a fruit chicken ranch. Buyer can move In at once. Address Ths. Oraham, Roseburg. dswJ12 FOR HALE Five acres good garden or iruit land: one mile from Kore- bura: iv iooi tJti.go, birn, wo-Hlhouse. r'.ull.y "louse, etc.: mirlne wate. : ljr9 aitlickal pond for wster fov.is; Ui sc-fourths acre In meloia ail lxfi gwrden; one acre In roiltry yai; balaws Is seeded to oats; pi::e, if taken at one. 11200, ows or terms. Ap- nlv at this OfiKe. DTF rna SAL Fl-ce wir. atswt - 1 mil fro JUi": war' ed snd well built cnstloi assv taae: good slied bars, upsiltry knn. shon. aid other bullSI two Inexhaustible wells; goo faw- iiv mare, two harnesses, bufr. cow. lot of thoroughbred poultry, 14 mrni cf bees. Blow, eultlvstor snd other g-rden and Iswa tools. .n nh tilace. Alro sous fur nlshlnfr Including carpet, tl iinn. et?. A bargain at IU00, cash or terms. For directions ap- ni t this office. dtf .... Patronise Review advertisers. Log Cabin Creams Peppermint Chews Molasses Kisses PALACE OP 8WEKTS, LOCAL NBW9. The Ashland city council has de cided to pave Main street from Ilel- man to Third street nnd Fourth street from A street south to East Main street a territory including the Pla- wlth bltulithlc pavement, cost of same, except inter-sectlons, to be defrayed by individual property own ers. The "FLASH" man 1b coming. Hear him talk. Governor Benson has reappointed the following members of the Stale Board of Optometry, upon the rec ommendation of t'.ie Stato Optical As sociation: E. O. Mattel i, Portland, one year; Herman Barr, Salem, two years; C. W. Lowe, Eugene, three years. Mr. and Mrs. John Vernon, ot scio, Linn county, are visiting here with their nephew, Dr. Geo. E. Houck. Elmer McKean, employed at nice Rice's house furnishing store, Is confined to his home with a slight attack of measles. Eden Dull creamery butter, fresh and every nil guarantted. For sale by A. S. Prey, u umpqua cum our is a guaran teed remedy. Quick and sure, al Hamilton's. ..- TF For up-to-date rooms and board, Inquire at J. B. Poole's, 112 Brock way St., or Pkoae 202x. dml6 Pkone 2211 lor anything in the baking line free delivery. Umpqua Bakery, H. Guest, propr. v i r For prompt piano tuning and re- pa'.r!?g, leave orders at Burr's Music House. All work guaranteed. '.I If you try a suction sink stopper you'll never be without one. See Winnie Gaddls, the plumber. tf Have you seen the Iron Age Seeder and Cultivator Combined? No better garden tool mad. J. F. Barker & Co. d Douglas County Creamery butter only 80c a two-pound square. Ask your grocer for it. Patronize home Industry. DTF THE BOND REALTY CO. Or chards, farms, timber and city prop erty. Some One bargains. Cass St. Roseburg, Ore. DTF If you haven't time to exnrclse reg- uarly, Donn's ReguletB will prevent constipation. They Induce a mild, easy, healthful action of the bowels without griping. Ask your druggist or them. 2fc. Medford Tribune: Joe Thomas easily threw LaSalle In the wrestling bout at Angle's opera house Thurs day evening before a small house. La Salle weighed 15 or 20 pounds less than his antagonist and was outclas sed from the Btart. The first fall took 60 seconds and the second 51 sec onds. Lived 152 Yours. Wm. Parr, England's oldest man married the third time at 120 worked in the fieldB till 132 and lived 20 ye-ire longer. People should be youthful nt 80. Junes Wright, Spurlock, Ky., shows hw to remain younj. "1 feel juct likj a '6-year- old boy," he writes, "apter taking six bottles of Electric Bitters. For 3U years K'dney trouble ma-e life burden, but the first bottle of thli wonderful medicine convinced mo had found the grestest cure en earth. They're a godsend to werk, sickly rundow e-r old people. Try them 50c at all druggists. FOR SALE One acre of best garden land: alto sul'ib'. for fruit, with attractive moie-j bi'ogslo and oth er building; fccod wrier supply one mile out; cash or terms; S850 This is a baigaln. For particulars, apply rt Review omce. dtf MMCWMjANKOm Lost One bl :ck horse, weigh 1350 lb. ; e ioi -el horce, weigh 1900 lbs: er) for el yearl'ng colt Finder rise: j p ; Jr address W A. mlc: . Roseburg, Or. dsw WANTBC-::m.U fn.-aMi'l house, tr housekcprV rcomr, a: children Address Ec x 9, Roiebui;:. J. A, Mc Fad yen. dml OI RL WANTSO Per sclera! house work. Apr'f la person at the Harrington Hour", lowar Douglas St., Roseburg. d WANTS OU fxr anl house work. Ia smsrfl fcraHr. Aly m. D. BkMnew b ' cttNct Om St. FOR IbaWT Ww alsa furaished Mn W. WasbkovMa Jts. FOUND PeSflftH 4t 4lnV Doujlas Orowsa Cflr ixft tHe saotk by dcitururw hhht it. peruana M rOTUVrXft llb rj "e snd sx rlt v tn tit pa-'y derlrlng U iknt su) 1. e 1 u' Will take l. aS ir p-yr 't fr sci ;l-es. ad dress T-yl r. Ti 176, Medford, Ore. dm& Notice is hsreby given that I will sot be raiponslble for uLy bills con tracted, after this date, by my wife. RowVorg, Or., March I, 10. dall UUOH N. SUIELS. RKCKST DEATHS AT OAKLAND. (The Owl.) Martha Ann Kreps died of ascitoB at the home of hur Bister, Mrs. John Gross, on Lower Culapoola, April'22, aged 49 years. Deceased Is surviv ed by her father, John Eccles, of Lower Calapooia, two sous aud a daughter in Washington. The re mains were embalmed by Under takers Dearling and Hnmmlttee, and shipped to St. John, Washington, for burial. James M. Crawford died in Dodge Canyon April 27, from a severe at tack of la grippe, aged 58 years. Tlij funeral services were conducted yes terday by Rev. W. S. Smith; inter ment In Odd Fellows' cemetery. David M. Robertson died at hi home near this city, April 24, aged 66 years. Sunday the remains were followed to Fair Onks cemetery by a large number of friends. Funeral services wore conducted by Rev. W Smith. Won't Hllght a Good Friend. If I ever need a cough remedy again I know whpt to get," declares Mis. A. L. Alley, of Beals, Me., "for. af.fir ueli ? ten battles of Dr. King's New 1)1. rxveiy end seeing its excel lent resnl's in my own family and otrere, I eii cc '.vt:iced it is the best medicine nrdo fir Coughs, Colds and lent? irc-jb!"." Every one who tries it feels j-jirt that way. Relief Is felt at once end lis quick cure surprltcs you. Fr Bronchitis, La Grippe. Sc:e Throst and pain in the cheL-t or Innirs Its supreme. 50c and $1,000. TrVi bottle free. Guar anteed by all druggists. CALL FOR COUNTY WARRANTS. Notice Is hereby given all parties holding county warrants Issued by Douglas County, Oregon, and en dorsed "Not paid for want of funds" prior to and including tha 2nd day of Mar, 1908, to present the same to the county treasurer of said county for payment, as interest will cease thereon after due date of tblB notice. Dated at Roseburg. Oregon, thlB 2Ctu day of April, 1909. J. E. SAWYERS, Treasurer of Douglas County, Oregon. dBW ill Roseburg Rochdale Co. Announces: New arrival of Spring aud Summer Dress Goods. See our line before purchasing. Our goods are all new aud selected from the latest designs. OUR MOTTO IS: To give tb test goods for least uuaney". Dry Goods, Clothing, Baa&, Shores, Qrovai 4 0 -f,-f 4 - 4 - 4 - 4 - ' Ouklaud Owl. .Mrs. J. A. Underwood returned from Portland Thursday, very much Improved In health. Mr. nnd Airs. JameB Buckley left Monday for St. Martin's springs, al Cursun, Wash. I. Mrs. Churles McKlnley, nee Annie Harris, a former Oakland girl, now roslding at Lcwiston, Idaho, with hur Utile daughter, Ib visiting friends in this city. Hugh Miller and Avon Smith left Monday night for Bella Coolu, British Columbia, whore they will vlBlt the country to the northward of the B'a Coola river, for the purpose of obtaining facts concerning the much talked of land which lies beyond the Kootenai range. Mosdames Bloomucld and Bayctte, of Columbus, Kan., arrived in the city Monday. They will spend the sum mer with tholr nephew, C. W. Hal- stead, on his ranch in Sutherlln val ley. On Thursday T. M. Boyd nnd fam ily started to Atlanta, Georgln. Mr. Boyd Is a dulcgute to the telegraph er's convention, which meets In the southern city on May 13. L. S. Tay lor is acting Oakland agent tor the Southern Pacific. A son waa born to Mr. aud Mrs. Robert Wilcox April 25. Col. J. F. Mundy, of Pittsburg, Pa., iB securing o't leases in Oakland and surrounding country. A greater part c-t the farmeiB are slgulng up. All expenses i ' prospecting are borne by Mr. Mundy; the farmer has all to gain and nothing to lose. If oil ir found ho will receive nn eighth for ill la portion. Commencing a year from date of leare Mr. Mundy will pay 25 cents nn acre for all lands until Ihoy are prospected. If no oil or minerals are found the lease ter minates. Mrs. A. J. Howard, of Kellogg, has received a paper from Winchester, VlrElnla. announcing the death of her mother. Mrs. Rebecca B. Hodson, who died in that city from an attack of la grippe aged 96 years. Drnin rtonpnrell. ! Miss Mary Mires Is suffering with appendicitis nnd may have to undor- ko an operation before long. Harry Cook haB sold his grocery and confectionery store In the Mack building to Geo. W. Woolloy, who will take charge of the business next Monday. Mr. Cook will perhaps en gage In other business. Glendnlo News. Mrs ChnrleB Potts and two children of Redding, Calif., nre visiting al tho Dunning and Ilorvoy homos thlt week. i Win. AdnniB and family, of Gar not, Mich., arrived here Sunday and are visiting at the B. Glllons home 4- The ROSE CA E 4. Ah l.lng, Prop., 4 OPKN DAY AND NIGHT. MciiIh at nil houm. Regular Meals 25cts. Chicken Dinner Sundays, from 12 noon to 2 p. m. Chop Buoy, Noodles, Fresh Oysters, Fish, etc., all the-tlme. Cor. Jackson & Washington Sts 4.4.4.44444444444' I '.444 - 4V444t you ij;avk oni ira mavkkt with adiTilratlon fur the perfect clean linona which Is everywhere apparent. Your own kitchen couldn't be more free from even the nllRhteBt suspicion of dirt. Bo there Is an added aatlnfac ilon In coming In peraon to select the choice cuts wo always have on hand Give you rue If and us the pleasure of ft call today. The Economy Market Ooo.' Kolilbagea, Proa. L ForTnfanftsRM Chtldreq. isi Al.rOilllL 3 PHH chk AVc fle'dbb Pre narmlnnrnrlt StmilaiiilltkrFVuHf.-inifl&Kitils liiig Ik SumaciB aml5iWEls(i' Promotes DitteslionJChefffiJ-' ncss and Resironialns neiilsH Upiuni.Mnrpluiu! norfliatnL noAHcoTIC. flaJmi SrrJ - stlx.Srma A'JuSnd . IHmSrril CforrM SLyar' nMcnnvi ttnvn Apcrfect Remedy for Comapj-! tlon Sour Sloniach.Dlatrtotii Worms K onvnlsios.tewrisn- ncssantlLossor SLEEP. rucSlmile Sijnnratt of NEW YOHfo Exact Copy of Wrapper. awaiting the arrival of their liowu- hnld goods. They expect to luske tiiiB their future home. S. it. Wilier left Thursday for Ida ho, lie will vIbIL the St. .loo mine on . tho St. Joseph river, and other points. D. W. IjOhIi nnd wiro, -of New tier- ltu, Ohio, arrlvod ho re WednitHduy and are guests at the home of their son, W. H. I,csh, and fiiinlly. A. Jackson, of Hodgeman, Knn., nnd his sister, Miss AIlco Jackson, of St. Louis, Mo., arrived here Wed nesday for a viHit with tholr brother, Jack Jnckson, und Mrs. (Jeo. Alkon. - Mrs. Nelcer, of Wolf Creek, Is go ing to Pnynllup, WaRh., to make her home with her daughtor at that, place. Chas. Ultchle. known as "Shorty," who was employed at the Ulundtile Lumber Co s. mill at Fornvaln, sur fured severe Injuries while at work nloading a curload of logs lust Tues day. Tho unfortunate man was cnuKht bencnlh u rolling log and It Is little short of a miracle Unit he waa not killed Instantly. Outside un Injury to ouo of ht lungs, which seems to bo hcnllng nli.oly, ho sus tained a badly mangled nnu. Thore were no broken boneB. howevor, nnu ho Is reported as Improving as fast as could bo expected. "KI.ASII" Is put up In 12-ounce boxes bevelled edges, lo prevent cut ting tho lingers. It. 14. Heed, the boisterous pnnsi'ii ger who bit off tho end of Auditor Hd. i.eedv'B thumb, on tho northbound overland trnln sovornl nights ngo, nnd a!no shoved a nivolvor imnlnHt Con ductor Jack HIsley'B Blomnrh. was ac quitted nl his Irlul at (Irants 1'nss this week on a chnrgo of mayhem. Cliniiiberliiiu's I.luliiK'iit. This Is a new preparntlon and a good one. It Is especially valunblo ns a euro for chronic and muscular rheumatism, nnd for Iho relief from pain which It nffcirds In nculo Inflam matory rheumatism. Those who hnvc used It have Invariably spoken of It In tho highest terms of praise. Lame back, lame ahoulder and stilt neck nre due to rheumatism of tho mus cles. uHiially brought on by exposure to cold or damp, and nre quickly cur ed by applying tkl liniment freely and massaging the affected parts. Soreness of the muscles, whether in dueed by violent exercise or injury, 10 iiv..,i l,v. 11,1. liniment. For sale i,y nn druggists. c BERT HOLMES Architect, and Builder PfetKS Specifisaeiens and ; Estimates CWetk. Sat-i&-orB Gmtni&iSieA Oct a fie, tkrso-tSMWK Toll saw, la colors, free with a ' tuV .nrlnlloi to The evw. All best quality. r. - i , Page Investment Company. . Tl N. Jarkaua Ht., Pboaa ias. JaaS Acfnas Wear OnwaV - The Kind Vou Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of in Use For Over Thirty Years LOCAL NEWS. A full lino of FishlhSjTflcklo and Sporting Goods. S. K. Sykes. dtf Poison Oak ' Remedy. 1,1 MarBters' Drug store. ' J1IInlodtf i Britton b Ointment for coma, bun- ions, itching and bleeding piles, old Boreb and catarrh. Every bo guar- ' , auteed at Marsters' Drug Store. Dtf I Stops earache In two minutes:''' toothache or pain of burn or scald ' In live ralnules; - hoarsenesB, one hour; muscleuche, two hours;- Bore''', throat, twelve hours Dr. - Thomaa ' ICclectrle All, monarch over pain. c ' E. A. Thurman, the lineman, and Mrs. Thurman, left thlB. morning for their former home in Portland to re-1.-side. The house on . the corner ot -Oak and Kane streets which they va cated, hns been occupied by Mr. M. A. Wtlllmns, the S. P. passenger brake- man, and family, who have beon ab-" sent In Texus tor the past three i mouths. . i ' ' t1 i mum Laxative Fruit Syrup Pleasant to take Tho new laxative. Doea j not gripe or nauseate. ; Cures stomach and liver ! troubles and chronic con- stipation by restoring tho . natural action of the stom ach, liver and bowels. : Raf use aubatltutsa. Prtoa DOo. For Bale hy Hod CroBS Pharmacy. 4. . 4. 4. . . . . .j. . . . . 4, - 4 4 4 What is a I: 4 f minUir 5 4 , Laundry ? - . .1 4 A LQUIlUrV IS t.ltV UirfCtOrV V that contains the names til' every "white person" living J within its boundary. Does Your Name Appear ' V - . . . . 1.Ta1.W:iJJ.-ialljM!iaiLg.-'!i!i;,. ; COAL WOOD i i i" 1 4- : T f i: I-
