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Newspaper Page Textj Ikidl&S COUNTY ORCHARDS 11 KID ANNUAL CROCS llttlSODiQ FROM ftOO TO 800 PER ACRE- CHOICE ORCHARD LAND CAN STILL BE BOUGHT CHBAP. AH LWEbTMENT NOW WILL QUADRUPLE IN VALUK IN HVtD YEARS' TUIK. ? . KEEP WELL POSTED Ob, tjie oamut evente of the world's progress bj reading the Daily Revisw. Delivered by carrier, 60 ent month. PROFITABLE INVESTMENT Advertiser! get good' returns from an noancenienla placed In live papers the Daily and TwicK-A-wnix Ravinw. Try them there's none other so good. OSEBURG K VOL. XII. ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING, MA 7, 1009. NO. 50.' ' Review ROSEBURG'S STREET PAVING BONDS ARE SOLD WORK ON THE PAVING TO BEGIN NEXT WEEK m. If H M. il READ! EOR PAW ta$ taut M to 0 s flout ta (IbMtttVsD. & Jecksoei L&e to Dmat4&. 4 MaAai -tie annttaartas ewrt wwm wnwire. tyenAatajtea JewtasMi to 3la. & SIwfMSu t3 to MUottwr. & Total re tS,3., op 4 Vfi.i far imi yard. 14k keatds- are sold o tor. T ftJBs.aae fessns far Blew navltttts eeae tee Wi eemsruetlmn of a nv briftflw ov Dww Crwh was awardnd Than - day erwHilftis to the Htwo.k& fc 1 Baiiji, of this elty, by a eowaiittnt ol Urn csvanU eotnpoaiaa of Hmm 8. ioa tsntrsjm, Joseph tltnM, B. W. and E. R. Hanan. That erlag tht eewita p met ana. Irr a- anaaMttO vote, nkttrt tint aa-ht. e knl i togesSB ta charge no latere uatll th bwndto am tUlferervd aad oao to beat the mtxeme of ,AHa rfcr lftsio 48raphed blanhs. Following ia ttu full atrt of n wun&v cm. "OhMitlwaea: "fe hereby or yon for the $35, 6, 5-per cent street lxnprovemen' nd. bridge b as of the City of Hon burg, same to We of date April 1 199i, Interest payable semi-annually, the sum ft 435, 0M0 and ftecrned In tUBQSt to date of delivery; payment to be made as aoon as the bonda arr delivered, and we will famish litho graphed blank IwwiAs ready for ee 'curlon. "ijfHE DOUGLAS COUKTT BANK "By J. H. Beeth, rrmibmt." Committee's Hypo. rn accepting the kid of Ue En-aslar County Bash, t sell Ins conwiitter aubmMtet) Uae Mlowina to tjM noon I: "After havlas uotlflrd all partlM are deeaned onld proiectlT blt?r9, ster ue and carfl conal eratian eif the proimttloas nhittA, and in order t aveld y farther lwply delay, e ewrtn tRe M of the BUMstulaa County Hn6 to tfc best' a4 the anfost orderM, aalr tv tkeretfore avard the eald a:5.oon street laiprovemeiit and brlilHe bondF o tire Douilas County Bank, aeco'rt l0 e the terns of their bid." CwseHI A(s rpianKry. In leas than 10 minutes time lust loas enough to listen and act the council ratified the sale of the bonds wrlttng nla to twe years of agitation and procedure. Neither Mayor Hoov er or Recorder Orcutt were present because out of town, but the brief meeting was held without a hitch, Councilman Josephson presiding. Aside from the selling committee, Josephson, Strong, Micelli and Hanan there were present counciimen Mul len, Cardwell, Kohlhagen, Hound and Ryan, Upon motion of Councilman Mullen, the selling committee was tendered a vote of thanks. Councilman Strong reported that John Nachter was ready to renew the leasii on the West Roseburg dumping ground at the old rate of t5 per month. Upon Strong's motion, a committee, composed of himBelf, Mul len and Kohlhagen were appointed. tmjitiiiimiitiiii-iimnsiiJtittt:::::::::::: APPLES the reddest, STRAWBERRIES the earliest, Best soil at lowest prices. Come and see, DO IT NOW. King Realty Co., Myrtle Creek, Ore. mwmu:UwttwUjtuwmmw with power to act, to confer with Mr. Nachter. The meeting then adjourned. .Viw for tlie Pnvhi);. Mayor Hoover stated this morning that the old paving contract with the Warren Construction Company would !tn- rmurreql Hpo the arrival of agents of t&t oeobcera in thicity Next Mon day. The orisiaal bid of the company Tor the paring, $2,i40, will stand. Nn actly alteration that will be tdwiie ! V la Wirt te Curm, to -Muufre th-uM vwAonm to tk ptwrat ju. T ownicjsrt s'cltffw tkt vk4I h a Snji vltia t eltaya Prom b iVlir are f'hiii iu!WBi vitl no Bw vVielly a& aUt Vitma t'MuAv-etio Coa r. vera iuatyus rMMia h to k& ifcit rfht Mir alaat a biias prvpiateiiSt fv frjMt WJKr a4 vlll fwk ioMe nrri:n ,ftt avr voA. Lyla$ or cnrfilax, wmnMMk tmA 4 wahHgrai&w aaail crapiafi of fwfl Till ha the flrst work . 4r)aair alta iPtauawfett.. 911 Hrsury nlit's eowncH' hmm!- aui -e ii details alawat bids 0IW1 tiuMi ttvM Futtt?$ ir4M Um Doihfflxv Cowaty 'P-toM. Aftar 1Q mrtlna ad rraraxult, ke4reTr, ty eaplalKawl tfea' tft-cnr Had! rclv(d bldi from Morris Aoh, lwaver. Mwta arm oaref' tke same old r(iict, "wore time." Tke ielto eowaiittr, adhrriuy th wt4wits sfts-atlaoeavt ef itos cuet tttay, aU "e!" a tw kaalt Was atrtv tk Vnd nf,oi farther prley. Evwrjriwflfly wfeould eome t this. aw flrt Annuivl Wtrawlwrry Carnival. While frast tke physical appelate upon USw Wiwry f the vtoe v will alo entrain y with iw-clBltltr In the ifiay of Sduaif. aaredea, Sktpv. etc. (tfl ie . the Srttool CWldWB of Dougliw County w 111 preavnt their grufrt festive twiribor, beaaoA wttA fkilArm's rltrawlwrry Qtiei. May Kth, you have the opportun ity of viewing, on parade, the HrwM livelier In the coanty. Bring out your fine animal and secure some of the many premium awards to bo ntven by opet Jndges. klay 15tk. the merchanta will have loot sejmMttea and a siHl fnt will be the Auto Paraae. . On UvestwMh Ui-r, atop liilk, will nnuest all autw to remain off the atreeti, -o your valatble aniniali will tM proctd. "llitc 4fae 1 ma o tl ktort; jlne &e ri8 aad toifk Rla' ribbon." awuntDrrnr AjkWD Pnnvftr, A sawrial and uniiiae ftmtivre ol tc Strawberry Carnival will be the etwwWrr Orxsm Parade, by tfc aelKiaJ ilan. with a qawn tocvn from their namoera. Invitation have Yam M to all aohtni AMrrtaia tf the Ceaaty to elect a tiuven from 'e locality to participate In this parade. Will jm here a ftut-m rom, your locality; it net, why notT Aitrtrtiw your acton with tfte t. It pro nnoM. New-comers are comir.a: et ttera itfrta in yo'r aietlon of tke onentry. li the name of the play to be played by umiflas County players, and the best Is none too good for Douglas County veople, on Friday evening. May 14th. Be sure ana attena anu drop ten years from your age of care bv a good hearty laugh. Special feat ures between acts will lhemselves.be worth the price of admission. An in teresting feature of the evening will be the solo bv C. Morton Hartley, who has Just returned from a special course in voice culture at Chicago. COMMITTKE. EX-SEXATOR STEWART DIED rJ'i.OOO IN DEBT. WASHINGTON, May . The will of ex-United Slates Senator Will'am M. Stewart, of Nevada, was filed for probate today. It discloses that he owned no real ostate and his personal property did not exceed 15'0 In value. This amount la devised to his widow. Mr. Siewnrt'e debts are said to aggregate $25,000. 4 XX Yt NO BONM JAIL Relatives and Friends Turn Bids on Dainilton eicsiifMsaaiiiiED m mh fffl ton tram tusij odCjeati StQaappt Cb.M !s Bccovcnff ftjwuOai to film ttSKwuifSoili (EtoW. (M.VMPIA. Won., May 7 Powswr Adjutant General OHta Womwimn, char4dl wiiln 4vmilutKtllV49 ns.aa ul ihe spate's KwkiltAvjr fvints, wata ta3ien to iotl tkls afternmn tolloulna his to ftifnMt kKjdt. lianilltan'i father, a vraltky-Whlt- Cotititf foviwr, Iraa Vir&d te let the law takes its course, and tke at?Mouer'i.' brother, Boyd Hamiltoa, iwayor of Corar d'Atotte, Idaho, hae fvvri,vk4 that be ts naabW to kie4p him. Appxofe on pa)t 4 ftaaiilfeM: t former frlal&dw in Pwfelaebd1 mvrff txthi cikiea have bwn unauswered. BRATTLE, Wait., Jy 7. ifToaw iflillits Attorary tltiorare Van Iteivcer ilbM?lai-e thi BWng t&n fee tyawld naovee a riid Investigation Into the aiwtdNmt at ttie Armory laatt uis(M, oif-n a balcony pave way, jprwdHii- ta-tlrijr 100 i,'llor to the concrete fteor, 15 fr hrlow, durltta the e4t- ir fialth of MtrtWiou race. lty- t j'i'ns were liMnred, th4 fid- lowlnti five fatally: Cecil Thornton, ag1 14; John Murray, affl IS; R. Own, a student at the University ,4 Wnvhliurtuo, ad Nra. O. ". ftjirlirtts and B. M. Slluonson, ol (erla-Mon tlcac. SBstwWTde Arcadi'Mt. TtK):K i;1TT, Or., May 7. L. H. WaH(f, an eapreKftinan, was run over a trin today uad injured so bly that kr cannot live. Ills two hers -ilAl owtrlffht and his wdtgun totally demollaliod. Wallace ll a Rioaifur ef lite ld rVllnvs lodue it kar' a vife aud cklld. . VMtmtwwal M CaumnraMt. 'HKLiVNA, klout., May 7. Charle Pealiody, aged t years, alleged to hare hot kdnaptM4 by Jaanoa I.ee hit foster parent, yeeterday, was taken o the -train at Miaentlla last night, Uwetler wit Ijr, and will be return to thie city Unilght Ice adaiiti taking the child fi'om Us ntT' side at t union depot in tkia city, but claims that he' bad the coriec.nt of Wrs. faadtody, who denies (Ms assertion. T (HMkr aiiiiiJ' ra. AIJ;M, or.. May 7. The state borjrd of nnrmal svhool regents meets 11 this city tomorrow to take action toward closing the normalB for the next two. years, or until tho people or the legislature provides for them. Thvre is now no finite on hand with which to conduct them. Wilson or Biilliniser? WASHINGTON, May 7 Roose velt's conservation policy was placed on trial today, when the cabinet 11b tened to a discussion of differences of opinion between Secretary o Agricul ture Wilson, representing Korester Pinchofs Ideas, and Secretary of the Interior Balllnger, who clashed re cently over the Interpretation of tho land laws concerning the withdrawal of public lands from entry. The cli max came when Balllnger declined Pinchofs request to withdraw certain western lands for ranger stations. Taft told the disputants to present their statements at today's meeting of the cabinet. A RellgiuiiH Author's Klntement Rev. Joseph II. Kespcrman. Salls burg, N. C, who la the author of several religious books, writes: "For several years I was afflicted with kidney trouble and last winter I was suddenly stricken with a severe pain in my kidneys and was confined to bed eight dayB unablo to get up with out assistance. I had to get up sev eral times during the night. I com menced taking Kolf.v's Kidney Rem edy and the pain gradually ahated and finally ceased, the Irregularities disappeared and I can cheerfully rec ommend Foley's Kidney Remedy.'' Red Cross Pharmacy. A new atock of wall paper just lcei-ed :it Fisher's Store. Frsli from Ihe f.-uiory. Brand new. Come In and se' it. Oak St., next to Vk irongall a tal.or shop. in;li 4. MISS MA1IKL MILLER 4. J. Kl ll.l, l, THE 1,I;AI. rf. i- The count last evening or 4 Thuraday's vote for Queeu of 4 tho Strawberry Carnival Bhow- 4 ed Miss Mabel Miller still in f the lead, with a gain of 187 .. votes over her Btandlng of the h previous day. The feature or U the oount waa the gnln of 233 4. votes for MIks Capltola Willis, 4 vkich brouifht her from fourth 4 vtltwye to aeconil, wttha'M,BlnK po- .;);. rl'theis with MIm Thelttta All'y. -j- fwho to Just two Toeua kwlw ft. Ki Lmm Cmilmv. t'hv i- -j- lereatiacff vcmtvn Ktwms i aave f mrm4 dawa t Uaeat forir little kMllos, Svr tyiitm VtMt vuke 4 sov ata4k; 4" ilnhti MlllMT ST 4- Capltula Vlllte 46 4. txtrm C CMS cur r4S ). rimlan Alltv liT 4- 4- t 4fe 4iSt f -efs 4 4ja$ Jf V,ic4r finlHi iF'WR-'!' Tan ,' CiiwMuunwiiail Mo 8n nonncvd the following eait of e,ar acc fm "Taw VisiwM f tM Vl mahs," to lac rlvr at the irmnj, Priday nlht, Way 14; ttSHrWY 'POt.MAX Wtae n!VMiiK or Rouey amt l sawry ef It. D. B. . Wawart CJNBT. OWT. B Ma haul Itward V)(rtIBM a lawyer, Wat ! hfcw .... Kl. W KeSttam-s 0RA1HAM DAWalOX li nacW fro. Jmi M. y Cerdun W. DALWAif fce fatlM-ln-law, a irallv eewe M. Bl HOBSON A waiter, w laakaa that ffionfutsfcetn ww '. m. Ca. Mc.Klhlnny MR. TOI.MAK A lady with a tem- yr MIm Asii Pltcfcfwd OAWtCR Vhr twiealna mty wMe, out for a lar. Wlm Ortrne Kat K ATT A mischievous maid Mix Inva Kltchin Mr. Chas. Norton Hartley, barltme. will sing between acts. Third Bargain Saturday The following prices hold good for Saturday only Men's Reguhf I Millinery $6 Silk Skirts &&C Calico rx rdiy i rgains ' $4.95 6'c per yd Clothing Special - , , u . , JL ,e v f (Strictly new springltyles) , Children S HatS For Saturday only we About 15 pieces of our nn Suits $20 00 ri ,c u ti nn offer Vou yur cholce of best luallty Sllk-nnislied $25.00 Suits, S20.0U $1.25 haU $1.00 any black or co0red $6 Calico, will be offered 20 00 " 16 00 oaa ' 170 si,k skirt the h0USC to you, Saturday only, at mOO " 15.40 2.10 for the very spe-$4QC at the very special g, 16.50 " 13.20 cial price - - Pnce ' 15.00 " 12.00 : 7 Ladies' Hats 40c Lisle Hose 31c hist Arrived Boys' Regular $2.5o hats $2.00 jubinrrwvu Saturday 3.50 3.00 this Lot b made uP of Dutch collars o:-,l 4 00 3 25 ah"t 12 dozen of our Clothing bpecial 5.00 4.00 re(,ular4oc black lisle hose Fancy Hosiery SSSTJS. S,: 6.10 splendid auaiity As ,ong New Millinery : Don't fail to take ad- ,ast M on New Parasols 25 per cent reduction on .,,.,. nf these snecial o SZ&SSSfgi sLX"' Special - - 31c pr Hair Ornaments Since 1877 We've Been Treating People Square. One Rilled Defiant Consort, Other Dis Sister SjMte fW Slays DiTfftrcflt t;ti 0 r Stan Kills B.ro 9Util -fee E K'-TOiHiwi w!tiw. . HQ41SB, lkbe, ifray 7. llWylni5 prmahatb-lte uerre, Prad V-ward, th HM'tipdmrsw sf hts ffotwnt, Clm'ti O'Kolll, a woman of Ue nKdiM' vfiil, tat atoseew lat G4tr, was hannfttl apt te da nwaltontlary Wiki mem hS. "lie a atmi jnwh, Hlea," M Sev atrd to tde divputy warden, as the cap wan phMwd rer his Wwvil. On hit marfh t i&e sallqnrs, award h,le tanml-hye I a e&crry tarn te other pfrtswevera. Ibwenl WrVd a4s eeoaart kswowsv 9e reifasKd t aanrry hint awr hwd a ku-ttir life. IeMlttfl aw wih enc haini. he nd a kmlknt Inks her henrt wink the ether. Ne ta tnFMd Ute wm'ncn m MaaaaM, bnrt taUttd to tat ttnt a I-.11 wetiad. mmmnrni Wis MtuttiB. JACKMONVILLK, Pla., ay 7. tWti t). lawltk van kanfnl her today vlihin a few hours erf the anniver sary ef the ranvder wf his slatwr. Tsiqanty C.'axts Idres. ' OLThll'IA, Wash., May 7. J. A. Dawsoi . nigh twatch man at au lee A ROSEIIURG l,Al ltlOL. 4. TACOMA, Wash., May 7. X Mrs. Koseburg, of this city, is 4 entitled to a prize at the next 4 poultry stiow, becauae a four- 4 legged chicken hua Just been 4- hittched in her yard. nr 'l v t t11 "r P i r t i i plnnt, shot and killed his wife and thlr 1 4-year-wld daughter and then coivmiltted auicido today. Summon ed hy the Rereads of n neighbor, a lofltalng crew rtished to the acttie JtiF?t In time to sew Dawson appear in the doorway of the homo and hill lihn at5. pttWEem ha,d bwn living nlono Willi Wir; ehiltln. hils dlw.trc-1 wl1? e-alVi-il yMitt.ptfa-y t vl-gi'jt tho eftildPMn, ad It la atipfutsntil irtlo tia.r eloil wisii Dmwmm ow hwp radnsal to prry hl-v. Xluisl'cra l.fpnHt4iB ami YVWS MiATTLK, Wtmh., Way 7. Crssiwd hy llor, Kunnm Pot-tlr, n&il 40 yewrs, 11 PrtBwchiwMH, to-wy shot and hllUnl M brethcr, M. Portlor, ft (?roc eryimiM, at Dwnuy Stntlnn, thB, drl.v Iuk to a nenrhy UiiMikiur catnip, klllod his brother's wlfoi. The tniirAerer la now In the woods, pursued by a posse. ij i T' 'V 4 4 StAlilASIIli tKMfflf, ttir well-tiKewH lfluty pclal- lit of PertlaMd, will be in or . MMIIarrrjr Dfrort-W'M'.t all day Katurd'ay, to clirwiowatrftte, free of chaise, her woll-known tol- . let preparations, as wmll (Mi hair-dreaming, Hia&aattlnB, etc. 1 Jiladame Ktoot haa an envl- 1 able retiHtatUiH for sHccnrnful , reiilts In her line. Every lady siioald be sure to suo hor at- 1 urday. la (Mh htrjkio,- laii!iN'tmimt. iOSCriliON'H 4. . . . 4. 4 . -f 4- ' LADIES, READ THIS! Beginning Saturday, May 8, a skilled lady detnonatrator will demonstrate to the ladles of Roseburg and vicinity the many good points of WEST ELECTRIC ' HAIR CURLERS. Let a competent demonstrator and hair dreBser ahow you how to use these new hair curlers. They muko a soft, beautiful wave In a few minutes, without the aid of heat. Each curler wavta of a ainglo piece of elec trified steel, which cannot break or gevt out of order. They eannot possibly Injure the hair, eye easy to use, and will last a llfetlmn. Card of B Curlers, 8B0 Card of a Curler,-10c. J O H E I' II 8 O N ' 8 J. T,. Casebocr. tho Dlxonvllle mer ehaiit, was In town today. There aro some smart (7) Indlvld unls who don't know the difference between a bunch of bill posters for a clrcua and a body of homeaeekera. nut tlion such "smart" fellows never learn anything, nnd no one ahould pay any attention to what they say. Some flue, modern, mission style rtinlrs now grace Ihe lobby of the Hotel McClallen. They were manu factured by W. L. Dyslnger from Douglas County oak. They are a credit both to tho maker and the hoa telry whoreln they were placed for the comfort of Its guosts. IVrnttwro filndo to Your Order by tho Koseburg Handicraft Com pany, corner Oak end Rose Streets. Tho papular Mission Slyle a special ty ItackB for phonograph records, rinnoral renalr work. We will aave you from 10 to 30 per cent on ,.Pi,.u dtf THE BIG STORE Established 1877 : lsSi fr' '"?!' m m v.. rv - i-i'.' VI ' I