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Newspaper Page Textas 4. m 4 P walijy ill I We LOCAL NEWS. "Keep Smiling!" Capt. KnaiiHB' "moral squad" will be a feature of Butiirduy'a pa ratio. Metlng of Hofteburg Fire Depart ment tonight at 7:30 . MOSK HICK, Chief. For good printing of all kind The Rt18w Wds. Parties wanting water pipe run In the Edenbcwer district will tee Win nle GrddK the plumber. dtf On Monday, Tuesday and Wednes day, May 17, 18 and 10, ladles can get elegant hatit r.t reduced prlceB at MIbb Lillian T. Kldd s millinery tore. dm 19 IlllIouNiu'HK mid (uiiNtipatlon. For years I wnB troubled with bil iousness and constipation, which made H9e miserable for mo. My ap petite failed me. I lost my usual forco rnd vitality. Pepsin prepara- tlons and eatnarUca only mnde mat- ters wc.oo. I uo not kntw where 1 should have been tedpy hnd I not tried Chnmborlu'ri'.i Stomach and Liver Tablets. Tho tnblota relieve the HI fooling at once, strengthon the di gestive fvnctlona, ptirtTy the hIoiii ach, liver and blood, helping the sys tem to do Its work ftnturally Mrs. Rosa Potts, MrmliiKham. Aln. These tablet are for aalo by nf) druggists. O NOTHING TO PAY. Hyomcl In Ouiu-iuitriHl to Cure Ca bin!, or Money Jjuk. When you suffer horribly from ca tarrh and are constantly sniffling nml snuffling, hawking and spitting, it ml doing other diHgimtlng things, re member there Is a certain cure, called Hyomol (pronounced HlBh-o-me) , which la guaranteed to cure. Hyomol will gtvo joyful roller to any catarrh sulTorcr In five minutes and It gives rumarkablo relief to con sumptives. Hyomol Is medicated air prepared from tho extracts taken from the giant eucalyptus trees of Inland Aus tralia, where cutarr or consumption are nevor known. You breatho In tQIs Q(ka.Hg and antiseptic air through an Inhaler and thfci air, with Its peculiar soothing properties, panning over tho tuQ;tmed anf gerfi ridden membrane (for ca Qirrh la a 0Ttn disease), kills the il'ril. allays thu lullatnmat.lon, aAl iA a Mkort tlftie completely curcB lOaeiae. A coaliileto Hyomol ouifil. wtlcl Jlcluics a urd rubber tiihaler. tout will lai a lifetime, and a bottle of Hyoet costs only $1.00, extra bot tles cost ItOj cents. Sold by leading diM'fets everywhere nnd in fk(,l burg liy Ittf) Cross rhnrmacy, who linitiH8 it on tho money b0k fli KilldTos Btonaeb ds(ry, sour satn CtSl, kt hiiat, nad vurea all ntiin'h dw ci Or amacy back. laugo box itf let! 40 i-ma. i all TOY Wr opeued the "Quick Unch" RESTAURANT Short Orders. Regular dinner 25, with chicken on Sundays. Closes 10 p. m. daily. In C. W. Rapp Bldg. near S. P. Depot. I "I O Young Man We have been watching yon all winter and we know what you want: Clothes that are built for you alone. We have them Fashioned for your Spring taste by STEIN-BLOCH, the highest- grade tailors in this country. The suits are not uncle's or father's style, but yours, and .j. thev express lust that air of Smartness that appeals to you. .,r,4- nsl,rA. Summer Just received: have the very latest in Men's Straw Hats. I. ABRAHAM, Jackson Street, N. ItKCI.AMATION' I A K.MS. WASHINGTON, May 13. Three hundred farms of from 40 to 80 no ret each and a towuslte under Uncle Sum's new reclamation project in Wyoming are to be thrown open to settlement the latter part of this month. Letters nro already pouring Into the reclamation service at Wash ington asking for Information as to this latest benevolence of the gov ernment. The opening of this piece of ground which Is the second unit In the new Shoshone project, will be tho llrst to take place this year and will mark another stnge In the transforming of tho wilds of the weBt from the haunts of the buffalo Into tho habitation of civilized man. Tho town of Powell, Wyoming, and 'tho country imme diately surrounding It Is one uf the most historic places among all those In which government engineers have been at work for tho past five ytra. It Is In the Dig Horn IlaHin, once the home of tho American bison and ( old stamping ground of Col. "Buflglo Bill" Cody. The first unit of 15,000 cr of this country was opened up !sl Julie and already is well settled. In tBit time rnrmtt have sprung up 60 nntf dot what was formerly n brd ex panse of sage brush and prnlrln grass. Hairy cattle have tnfeon tOe place of the bleaching bones of tfle steer and buQulo that were nOc enOi pelled to battle for life i.'$tnst snot and drought, and were dependent up on the caprice of the season for sus tenance. In the old days of cattle raising on the plains of WynftiCB. hbe cattle raiser counted on n loss of 40 per cent from death In his 6nl ear6 yoar. Farm houses on Wrll kept roads occur at Intervals of eht miles. Trees that seem to be 20 y4lrs old have sprung like lmiQtc from the watered soil, nnd crops of 11 kinds have prospered as thnUtfh brou i;0t up froQi tho ('rt by the wand of the llin.ltf tnnglc!0 Wftett yielded froQi 40 to 4 5 huCRe-lB nod oats fro f-ri to 70 tufpels to the ;wre last year. Potatoes, apples nnd all kinds of berries have done well n(UJ sugar facets trow amazingly. If the cultivation of (Be suOur hect en velops further tJw factory t ill b established at an 41-1 y dm. itod an other industry will feo !' 1) to tfte community. The water nt. prnit l UpplW4 directly fro t( P5ison river. A fU diverting daOi has liftw tOroWB ne return t0n river by jRovcruOieOt enfl neirs nnd t&u 9uter Is tajct out be- tlld It and conducted. In a hinnal tron nftil one nunrter miles long ainstcf throng a granite mnuntln to the lands "under the dltcft." It Is )tlG:itcd tfiat there will he l e nurti water to lrrW;ite 1000 nni ithout storing the0v"d waters in yie cnnyoG lark of the S6of8o&i dnm, con templated. The 8un tfeajt Is to l&po$nd t , iti'ij for t6 InifrcnM tract tnt lll llr 69 put u boor Irrlgatloe. valll M toe BltOest In the fcvrlil. It a ill '" 0i a Barrel Burn In tBe Oioun tnlnn sixty ft wliie ait tfce bnttoU. 2IH1 t tfie top. nd S2 feet n6' I6e Bi'Bt of rovk nil granite teat tin fat '.m lini.l base. Th( places to top of the dam 21 H rSt ;Iht teau the tip of tli f.lli ers uB the Bid of "Armed LlWrty." tfic 191118 tot eiirnioiin trie dom of the l'nltl :jHi;tgiliolt MD IliBleO. n ii ietitrtg; 8.iv Ciiiiviin gt US HI IHiint. 116.I. blIo it tftO to te t of 16,. trtjveler the most 0atuil place In tlie 9irld to 1OIIO B ilBm. Its construction $91 not wliiol i:(S.'illtls) The site Is so leicc.aJBiBlB tfifit no private ngiltal ci'W BBurd to l9vo Sii-lll the con- actloJ iittjl In order to 't to taa 0(X0i site, tlie rec'(5'imtlon service OSH to l'fli:06 nl up th estecp side of the doiili'Q'ns. Tills alone cost X.c00. iQf reservoir that ill rriajted lll llool the ol.l Cody Oad Into the Yelli(3t (9t Park nQi It was therefore necessary to construct an other higher up. Tl2 englnee en countered Qlld granite all tho way. They report that on either side of the canyon Is found granite of as line HiQ'lty as Hint found anywhere in the I'nlted States. A suspension bridge was thrown across the top of the canyon at the dam site and work men were let down to the river bed by means of roes and buckets pre cisely as they would descend Into a mine. Illocks of granite hewn from the side of the canyon were used as a base or the dam. Ilehlnd the dnm Is the bed of an old lake, formed before nnture drilled out the canyons with her immense glaciers In pre-hlstorlc times This will be Hooded agniu and it Is esti mated that, besides controlling the Hood wnter nf Ihn Hl,iiah,i.a T styles, shapes and colors of cordon hats. if there will be enougt water to irri gate evory available foot of grouH In the Big Horn Ilaxll. T lake will occupy 10 square titles anf will av oraRe In depth about 100 feet. Tho building of the Shoso3 aB) was derided us a clti('ical irejact by engineers all over te worlf anf. because of te iaccHsiility of tie site and the rnK darnBter of tie country, the work now Mtails it al5 best exaS)pBi or ti Amrlcaa iskI neer'a molto, "Botttlg U iaiostfbto to the man of con;a aasl rtsor." It Is estlVatei tlat tk i&m will coBt about it, Oil, wtM coaU ed, !!' will nakK) ill cA wa ter About $45 a acr. The govern It will atoiutoi Its lottery scheme of drawilg for farm in the unit opIOM fir fHltlMnwt tkh 1 month. Ixjts In t tow at Powbll I will be sold to t kiKlaat kIMa am AondtA Say 24, nil tk larwx la I OrrontliH elKkkniV04 will pt) liictioeed utf o Sntirday, My . Otuuobeirliitii'n tOHnuufc Tbls is a 0w praparalloB and k good ana. It li expeeliiily valuable a a car for ckrosta nad mmflrahir rk'O autism, uud for ins rllwf tram loiio wllet it ntt'WdH la acnta iaitan ntatory rbcumatisaa. TboH who kave Osed It kiva lovai - bly apoltvn of it II ltt Hlhort ti.ms of k'alw. Lame hxi k. It.ffiO cboalde" nod naek in DDI to benuir.ilam of tha maa cloa. IKUa,1 v b co .at aa by aMxwara to cold o" daiop aatf tro qalckly eur 10 6 apnlvl.iK II h I nlareot frooJy aod mai 1. .lii! al a:'(I ports. Soraoeii if tbo 1P0 ie, wi'lhur la duc d b 'b 't Dei - e or uijo.y tl oM; v, fl b 11 ii Ho'ipeot. For wiW ) ell Oik. ft-; C If o Ha 'cO t time to tntnrdw re. Olrle, Ikil BM.' 0 w'.U pssvent conatipltlon. Tb-v lodae a mild, i. kacllb 1 r.tian ct tha bowals Hrllbont uriu'o-v. Ask your dnuwhA for tbeo Sr.e. WAWTEIV ftmt ctium Uiuun mid atMfa b o)i wwlw", .-d wipjus bo a Rood mssu. AddMMS P. O. Bov 4TT. CASTOR I A Par Jufaots and Children. Tfts KM Tcu Have Always fimigjil Bonn Map Mflautwreoi IjOOK TWIiaS aad ma tkat "Mirr r Widow" baali displayed la th window of Wlaale Caikkw, tka pliaik er. dtf We are Mlarourlaaa: wa tnl plw nrd in abowla y:a ar aintsy hnr a.iioi. lilva w a ckaace. Tke ralr. DTF Hcllag pllea provoko profanity, oat profnnlty woa't cure tkeai. Doaas Ointment carea itching, bleeding or protruding piles after years uf suf fer)!.. At any drug Btore. I)lt. J. U ( Al.I.AtJ AY. O t,trot)i!thlc rhyslan. Chronic Diseases a Specialty, AOraham HuOing. ROSEBLKO - - - OKEOON BUILDER C. 1. MAVNAItl), (ivncrnl QintntctiiiK Hulldrr nt your wrrlce. O ROSKHIIUG. Oregon. Phona 211. CONCKKTK WOltK by the lny or by contract 1". HAtlL-N, Residence. Fuller; in Are.. Weat Hosebuis. P. O. Vl 182. HOSL'lll'KU OR GOON Watch The Review's adva. iioes not Color the Hair AYER'S HAIR VIGOR Stops falling Hair An Elegant Dressing Destroys Dandruff Makes Hair Grow Composed of Sulphur, Glycerin, Qulnln, Sodium Chlorid, Capsicum, Sage, Alcohol, Water, Perfume. Ask your doctor his opinion of such a hair preparation. DOCKET HALF GONE. (Contlned from page 1.) that they bought the shoes stolen from the Sutherlln store from a per son not a member of their gang nor an Italian. Attorney John T. Long, associated with F. O. Mlcelll In defendingthe Italians, stated today . that a suit would probably be filed against Sher iff Fenton for $10,000 damages, at least, for the alleged false arrest and wrongful detention of the Italians, The action would be filed in the Fed eral court and based on Judge Hamil ton's rullilfe of yesterday to tho effect that the warrant Issued by Recorder Orcutt wasot sufficient to hold the defendants. Attorney Long admitted, however, that the institution of the proposed damage suit depended a good deal upon forthcoming develop ments. A rumor wis current yesterday that Sheriff Fenton had found a "lack Hani" letter, which had been tossed out of a window of the all Investigation proved that the affair wis a joke, hatched by one of the im rleof Italians and Henry Roberts, wo la awaiting arraignment on a charl) or robbliat a railroad commlB sary at Elktoa. ftoberts confessed tiie wktle aflblrto District Attorney Hrw tils aiarning. Oaaft'w ' Cases. Tie orders aiade by Judge Hamil ton tils atoraing follow: II Tkaaaau Owens, plff., vs. C. E. Lew Ca deft.; action for money. J. T. Lean far plff. Coskow & Rice for aTK. Continued. 11 T. H. BledBOfl, plff., vs. B. C. tvtmi Ieaqlaeerlng Co., deft; action far money. Jaha T. Long and Frank 5. Btofllll tar plff. Coshow & Rice lor aYrft. Continued. 13 Rllmboth Schlndler, by guard kta, plf., ve. Adallne Parazoo and War Paraceo, defts.; possession of real poeaerty and money. John T. Laaig and Fmak O. Mlcelll for plffs. Card wall & Watsea for deft. DIs rUned. 14 F. W. Tkarker, plff., vs. W. F. Conpw, diT(.; nctloa for aioney. C. 6. jHelisoa for pit. Continued. II Bontard Kraheaberiaer. olff.. v. Harry A. GrknveM, deft.; to recev- r moaey. tlaaed. J. T. Long for plff. Coa- 19 Tlw Mutaol Lifca Reserve la- saraaee Ce., a carporntlun, plff., vs. Newark. N. J., deft.; actloa for mon Va, B. Stewart. eft.: to recavia- y- Jokn T. Loag for pla. Dlsailssed. axmey. Cashow & Bice far pla. Looc & Sweak for deft. Dismissed. 25 ThoMae Oweas, pllf., vs. Ove goa Westera Kallway Co., deft.; ac tkia for meaey. John T. Leag far pir. Caotinned. 37 J. C. Twltckell, plff., vs. A. J. Rlsley aad Fred Blsley, defts.; to rewwr laoaey. Cardwell & Watson tor pl. Faliertaa & Orcutt for deft. Coatlaaed. 43 Joka Harailton, plff., vs. J. D. Hnmlltoa and Willis Kramer, defts.; conarnotloa. Glltaer & Sewell and Coskow & Bice for ulK. Conflrma- tkoa. 14 W. S. Haailltoa, plff., vs. 1. B. Davk) et al., (lefts.; to recover aooey. Fallertoa & Orcutt for plff Coatlaaed. 103 Lewis O. Dumbleton, plff., vs Fred J. Blakeley, deft.; action for Money. Louis Ilarzee, John T. Long and Cannon ft Marker for plff. Co skow & Rice for deft. Dismissed. 106 G. W. Peek, plff., vb. Skelley Lamber Company, deft.; damages. J. A. Buchanan for plff. Corhow & Rice aad Frank G. Mlcelll for deft. Dismissed. 120 Wm 1. Vawter, plff.. vs. O. E. Gorsleln, S. P. Gorsleln and H. H. Howard, defts.; to foreclose mort gage. Frank O. Mlcelll for plff. Contiaaed. 141 Nettle Grenot, plff.. vs. David Oroaot, eft.; divorce. Elbert B. Hcrssaaa for plff. C. S. Jackson for aVft. Coatinued. 161 Lewis G. Dumbleton, plff., vs. Fred J. Blakeley, deft.; suit for possasEdoa of real property. Louis Baraee, E. L. Cannon and John T. Long for plff. Coshow & Bice for deft. Dismissed. 189 Alexander Crawford, plff., vs. D. Asher, deft.; to recover money. Coshow ft Rice for plff. Elbert B. Hermann for deft. Continued. 199 J. F. Barker ft Co.. plff., vs. C. W. Robinson, deft.; to recover money. Frank G. Micelll for plff. Judgment for pi IT for $70.56. 211 Florence II. Baldwin, plff., vs. Joseph R. Baldwla, deft.; di vorce. Elbert I). Hermann for plff. Continued. 217 Norman S. Richards, plff., vs. John H. Holland, deft.; action for money. Frank G. Mlcelll and John T. Long for plff. Judgment for plff. for $500 and attached property ordered sold. 221 T. N. Humphrey, plff.. vs. J. D. Ilaaalltoa aad John Hamiltoa. dits.: te recover laoney. C. I. Leav- caaaad far ellf. Cardwell ft B,'atsi ar ie. lawal.a at to John Ham ilton; JSdxsaat agaltst J. D. Ham ilton for IK31.45. 226 Sara J. Woltsett. BW . vs. Dan Whltseyt, Oeft.; divorce, a). HerOiann for pig. Continued. 245 P. N. GruBe. p!Q ft rsttt. vs. Mrs. E. 8 llrookhart, tB appl.; appeal (rof Justice aoBat. Coshow & Klce for plff. Dismissal. 251 James L. Kenualy, plff., aja Fanny Kennedy, deft.; divorco J. A. Buchanan for pig. Qefgnd to court reporter. 25i I.uinVvrnun'B National PtriVi a corporation, pin., vs. cnano tf flrporatlon, plrr., vs. Charl g nston and Kathryn V. Johnstfc. ts.; foreclosure of mortgaifV j on (lefts.: foreclosure or tnnr r iQ'tt and Piatt for plff. Default abd Judgment for 1S80. 256 J. F. Barker ft Co. plff.. v E. P. Tynan, deft.; action for money. Frank O. Mlcelll for plff Continued for aervlce. 258 Douglas Co. Real Estate Co., plff., vs. Wm. L. Norton, deft.; ac tion for money. R. W. Marsters for pllf. Dismissed. 260 John Standley and J. C. Fry, admr., plffs., vs. William Oddy and Ellen Oddy, defts.; action for money. C. L. Hamilton and J. C. Fullerton for plffs. Continued. 261 Page & Dlmmlck, plffs., vs. Sampson Sutherlln et a)., defts.; to foreclose mortgage. Fullerton & CG cutt for plffs. Default and decree; Judgment for $947. 263 Joshua Collinson, pit., vs. J. Harding, deft.; action for money. E. P. Morcom for plff. Dismissed. 266 H. T. McOlallen, admr., pl., vs. C. D. Beale, deft.; action for B1011 ey. CoshcsY & Rice for pldj. Dismissed. 269 First latloal eVk of Al bany, OregoB, plf., vs. H. I.. H. Dun bar et al., defts.; action for moany. Albert Abraham and Hewitt & Sox for plff. Continued. 270 Review Publishing Co., pit., vs. C, D. Beale, deft.; action for money. Coshow and Rice for plff. Dismissed. 271 T. J. Bldtness, plff., vs. Tom Pollock and Jake Pollock, defts.; for possession of personal property and damages. Cardwell & Watson for plff. Coshow & Rice and O. S. Blan chard for defts. Dismissed. 272 M. E. Smith & Co., a corpora tion, plff., vs. J. Harding, deft.; ac tion for money. Coshow & Rice for plff. Dismissed. 277 A. Creason, plff., vs. Eliza beth D. Lamont, deft.; to quiet title. Fullerton and Orcutt for plff. Con tinued. 280 H. P. Rice et al.. plffs., vs. Rosa E. Miller, deft.; action for mon ey. B. J. Howland for plffs. Continued. 282 Jennie S. L. Anson, plff., vs. Jesse G. Campbell et al., defts.; fore closure of mortgage. B. L. Eddy for plff. Continued. 286 Carrie B. Estabrook, plff., vs Hub ard Estabrook, deft.; divorce. E. B. Hermann for plff. Cardwell & Watson or deft. Referred to court reporter. 289 C. T. Nail, trustee, plff., vs. R. L. Look and T. J. Dorgau, defts.; suit In equity. Coshow & Rice and 1 Fullerton & Orcutt for plff. Contin ued. 293. W. A. Lelth, plff., vs. O. M. Sherman, deft.; action for money. E. B. Hermaan for plff. Dismissed. zsb b. rt. Myers, pin., vs. me America Iasurance Coaipany of zaa May itaieis, pin., vs. 11. in. 8klek3, deft.; divorce. Cardwell & Watscai for plf. Coatinued. 302 Mary K. Laaik, pir, vs. N. H. Last), deft.; divorce. Cardwell & Watson aad C. I. Leavengood for plff. Continued. 304 Fratik M. Beard, pi., vs. Royal Neighbors of America, a cor poration, deft.; (new trial) action for money. John T. Long and Cardwell & Watson for plff. Fullerton & Or cutt and Benj. D. Smith for deft. Continued. Whooping Cough. This Is a more dangerous disease than Is generally presumed. It will be a surprise t3 many t3 ieorn that more deaths result f'-ora it than from scarlet fever. Pneumonia oZten re sults from it. Cbambeilalus Cough Remedy has been used lu many epi demics cf whoo )iug covrb. and al ways with the best rese'is. Delbert McKelg, of Ha.'jn, Iowa, erys of it: "My boy took whoopin? cduh when nine months old. he had It In the winter. I got a bottle of Chamber lain's Cough Remedy which proved good. I cannri recommend it too highly." For sale by all druggists. C W. A. STRAW, Architect. Plans, Specifications and Estimates Given. Office at Dyalnger Mill. Telephone 1111. WARNING. All persons are hereby notified not to hunt, fish or camp on tho E. L. Cheney place, known as the "Marble Quarry," on South Deer Creek, daw E. L. CHENEY. LODGE DIRECTORY F. A A. H., Laurel Lortvo Mo. IS Hold' . reffuUr meetings on iudtiid 4th Wedne diTtOf ecb month. U kites Rick, W. M. M. T. Jiwett, Seoret&rr AO.P W. Kaeeourg Loa No. 1 Meet le'iBd and 4th HoDdaji of naah moutl 7:30p. m..to the ForMerr Hll. A members Id food Undlnit are iuvtted to a land DOW ELL. M. U. i.knox. Recorder. Bp. u. aues. HSMetmex ie. no.s-eoii. snaiiar ciemunU'ieUoiii (9) ihe :u Tetiaile on 2nd and Ida Tteievd)! ot tarh l morSb. AH mcmbeax requeittd to SSeiB ! rMiaaaar. m Tuasns bcas cor.ii ui aiI to asena. W. W. CARDWKLL, K. r. (ajco. W. HTALBT.deeavuilRi. I rsJtSMw (B- at awaat mc Laaiar No. :s 1 H&ia 2nd and 4 Thuaaltf aeJI:ai.ol moiaai ai la Bxti. i,Bi $MtaMraneaicMa " - ' ai K. c.viaaf..IH) C.B. laBrai.lUr. I.. B-w M,arVv C NiMtlt.iiiiatm. lraTeM DHu.ai s h w. o m rwettSM MOM i i a 1j t Mwa oT n at 4TJ ojtaoi iji'jst S In au (t u,fluT..a . fisntj.oft ) Xio&oobS rui.'itffU, on Nit art a t TBtQBT o( rf, week. Hrmbfri ol Uitordar to f cod itaadiGa are UTlied to attend. W H A fit si, N. Q. k. t.;wbtt, b. a. Watch The Revlew'a adrs. 1 jtgrwv of &9 rw I BUB . 1 &awm k M Jf 1 n&st NEW GO-CART TIRES. Just received a z lecial machine for pulling new tlics on yjur Go-Cart. Bring in your crjts :i ws will make them as good as wren new. B.- W. STRONG, The Funiture Man. tf Get a fine, three-sheet wall chart, In colors, free with a year's sub se.rlptlon to The Review. BRADLEY Can save you money on any thing you want to buy. H you bave'any thing to sell get my offer before selling as I will pay the highest cash price for second hand goods. A. D. Bradley, - - The 2nd Man Make-up of this "Y&E" Stack. Above the Desk Section here Illustrated in a practical stack. Is No. 42, 3-Dr. Dill File Sec tion, and No. 29, B-Dr., 6x3 Card Index Section, together with Low Top No. 12. Below the Desk Section No. 60, and Sanitary Base No. 6, the latter bringing the entire stack to ex actly the right height. This Y. ft E. Desk Section may bo stacked with either 17 In. deep or 25 In. deep Sections. AGEE BOOK mi STATIONERY STOtE Our line of mart new Rccal Shoe s'.ylci has woa a let tf prahe iinoraj die besl-dressd aicn i town. These new Rep.-1 rr.t!f.!& are tl .Bs aver, cr.d they aVaw SKr.uina cuilota ttvla in averv lit aa J curve. REGAL SHOES Vell-haowa New Yoik and Loedjn custom booteakcai elasigaad the atodcls from which every one of these Rcr.-.l Styles is built. They have a disaactive custeai appearance found in ne laer ready-to-wear shoes. Moaeever, they are made in quarter thea, iasuiag yoa a txacl fit aad perfect comfort. 3M HM -J $5 HARTH'S TOGGERY INC. W. E. Marsters, the marble deali has just received a full car of V mont marble. He has many new c signs which he would be glad to ha you inspect. His prices are reasc able, aud all his work guarantei North Jackson atreet, near De Creek Bridge, Roseburg, Oregt DTF Patronize Review advertisers. The Second Hand Man Vacwm The new electric machine Picks up dust& dirt Like a Magnet and leaves the house perfectly CLEAN House and Carpet Cleaner. Don't tear up the carpets, and muss up the house In gen eral with your house cleaning. Let us do the house cleaning with the new Klectrlc Vacuum machine which sucks the dust and dirt out. Cleans carpets without removing thtm from the fl(,or. Less tlaoa half the expense ani time of the olJ way. toajebnrg Steam Laundry Phone 791 and we will call with this wonderful machine. SI We always have plenty of fresh egrtahies, oranges, lemons and ba- Ct Ovr sim f gRKeries is always tmft Hud any prices are always fair. $ tot YOU for a customer. HARNESS & JOHNSON Sheridan St. GROCERS Phone 1031