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Newspaper Page Texti V -1 "f 4 1 "J ! l ! f ! l "i I fr l i "t f J 1 ! l "t l Take a THR JOYS OP HOT WKATHKU AT HOME OR AllllOAl) AI'.K U.VCOMI'ASKIOU IX A tXHU.lN'ti, 1'l.KASl UAHLK HATH. KIVHT VOIH ATTKX TlOX ON Ol'H Kli'K.ltll Ql'ALITV AXI 111(1 ASHOUT.MKNT OK HATH (i(Ml)S KVKItYTHIXU YOU NE1!I Foil A (-I.KANS1NO, ltl-:l lilOSIl . 1X(J, DKUIXJHTKL'Ii OK SI'HAY. . T1IK11E AUK Sponges , Bath Soaps Sea Salt j. Talcum Powddrs Bath Powders SCRUBS ON THAT TKII THIS Kl'MMIOH PACK A (JOOOLY Sl'l'I'IiY OF Til ICS 10 (iOODS IN tiltll' OR TRUNK. EVERYTHING IS OK EXCEU MONT (lILVIIi; AND CLASS AN lIS OKKEREH TO YOU ON ITS MERITS. YET, THIS iOOI QUAIilTY COSTS NO MOKE THAN THE lKU'BT FUL KINDS. Exactly what you want for Vacation HAMILTON DRUG CO. t 241 Jackson St. r -r EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW JUNE 17, 1000. DAILY WEATHER REPORT. U. S. Weather Bureau, local ofllce, Roseburg, 24 hours ending 6 a. ra., today. Precipitation In Inchon and hun dredths: Maximum temperature 67 Minimum temperature 54 Precipitation 000 Total precip. since 1st of mo. 09 Avg procip. for mo. for 32 yrs i 1.07 Total precip., Sep. 1, '08, to date 33.39 Avg. precip from Sep.- 1, 1877 33.47 Tot. deficiency from Sep. 1, '08 08 Average precipitation for 32 wet seasons, (Sep. to May Inclusive) 33.00 Observer. WILLIAM HELL, WEATHER FORECAST: Fair tonight and Friday; warmer Friday. ' Hot water bottles, fountain syi luges, bulb syringes, and atomuerb the finest and most complete Una lo the slty. Sold at the lowest prlcet ob our guarantee to give satisfaction. Look at our Una and you will not buy elsewhere. Hamilton Drug Co. OREGON RESTAURANT Open Day mid Night. 4. First-class meals at all hours. 4 Fresh Olympia Oysters, Fish 4 ana Clams all the time. JU RcEoIar Meals, 85 Cents. j. Have added a new Balcony 4 J. especially reserved for ladies 4. 4. and families. 4 4 An Electric Piano will furnish 4. .! music during meal hours. 4 4. 4, 4. 4. 4. 4.4- 4"4' o GARBAGE NOTICE. . We will start a city garbage wa eon on or about June 1st. Orders may be given to any of the city de livery drivers, or pnoue 1101 Prompt attention given to orders, dtf CITY DELIVERY CO. For good printing of all kinds The Review always leaas. r-nntf TWICE and see that "Mer- rv wirtnw" basin displayed in the window of Winnie Gaddis, the plumb er. dtf THE BOND REALTY CO. Or cbards, farms, timber and city prop- ertv. Some fine bargains. Cass ht., Roseburg, Ore. DTF -4- 1 - " - - ; The ROSfc wvr K. Ah Ling, Prop., OPEN DAT AND NIGHT. 4. lunula at all hours. 4 Regular Meals 2 Bets. Chicken Dinner Sundays, from 4 4. 12 noon to 2 p. m. f 4. 4 4. Chop Suey, Noodles, Fresh 4. OyBters, Fish, etc., all the time. 4. Cor. Jackson & Washington SOj at - 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4- BERT HOLMES Architect and Builder Plans Specifications and Estimates Given. Satis faction Guaranteed Phone 1307 Rotebarg, Oregon T Bath Roseburg. MARRIED JONES-LAUSEN At the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mr C. A. Anderson, two miles west of Roseburg. June 16, 1909, A. D. Jones and Miss Ida Larsen. both of Portland; Rev. E. H. Oliver, of the Seventh Day Adventist Church otllclatlng. Patronize Review advertisers. FOR SALE. JERSEY COW FOR SALE Gentle and gives gocd rich milk. Call on Joseph Denn. Phone 2027. dtf TWO HOUSES FOR SALE Inquire at 311 Washington St. 320 FOR SALE One mare, line condl tion; 950 lbs. Gentle for women or children to drive or ride. Price 50. Address box 067. dtf FOR SALE Hofflse and two lots on Stephens street. Call at residence of T. J. Kearney. . djl2 FOR SALE One acre good garden land foot of Rose St. Also one lo on Rose St., north of Douglas St. Inquire of Mrs. T. J. Crlteser. dtf FOR SALE Eight-room house, steam heated; ground 100x1 large lawn and garden; fruit and shade trees; barn and carriage house; sold at a sacrifice if taken before June 1st. Inquire of F. M Gates, West Roseburg. dim FOR SALE acre, finest river bot tom soil; lots of peaches, strawber ries, and other fruit; good garden nearly new 6-room house; good barn, buggy-shed, chicken house, etc.; well and city water; at a bar enin if sold at once. W. M. Hargan Micelll Street, upper end of the "Grove." dtf FOR SALE Five-acre ranch; one mile from Roseburg; beautifully located; productive soil, suitable for market gardening or iruit; nvo room house, barn and other build- inns, all first class; Inexhaustible well and spring water; would make fine poultry ranch; electric light and city water available. Price IHfiO; terms If desired. , For par ticulars anoly at Review office, d OPPORTUNITY NO. 1 FOR SALE 20 acres; 6 in cultiva tion: also 100 apple trees, ISO oeach: 60 walnuts; 10 al mond trees; also cherrles.'aprlcots, nectarines, plumB, pears, prunes rnnri house: can make a living o this place; Vi mile of Myrtle Creek. Price $1500. OPPORTUNITY NO. 2. FOR SALE Store, hotel, postollice; located on county roaa; itu acre; good land; 55 In cilthatlon ar..J. under ditch: plt-:ity of lrult: lot? of travel, also lo.'.'ii trade; will earn 30 per cent on InvcJtnieiit; And out about this. Price SV". Terms. , , KING REALTY CO., Myrtle Creek, Oregon. MISCELLANEOUS. FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms. Mrs. Autenreith, 218 So. Jackson. djl 7 FOR RENT Furnished housekeep ing rooms. Apply to Roseburg Restaurant. dtf FOUND Gold watch and chain. Owner please call phone 44xl!dtf FOUND Gold seal ring, at this office for same. Owner call dtf cm-vn tinv s coat, found on circus erounds. Owner call at this office for It. dtf DO YOU WANT PEOPI- TO WORK If so leave oraers -D..im nfflce In Roseburg Hotel Phone 241. tf n,....-rinv vviVTCi) By experl ,a rri, mn from western New vrw- nil round man. but expert on berries and apples; have family: total abstainer and can give refer ences; coming to Roseburg July 1 1,. mke a home. Aduress n V dBW Wholesale Wo ure i uiw repiutHl to furnish lee i'reum iu whuktuilo qiiautitU'H, ami at tvasonuhlt irk'i's. Sett u be fuits buying. Palace of Sweets LENOX & OTT, Props. Phono 21T4 LOCAL N'BWI Mrs. D. Stltt,' of Handon, Is a guest at the home of V. R. Ducklnghum, in tliis city. Ralph Hawn, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. liawn. arrived here Wednesday 1 from Portland. S. L. Moss, who returned two weeks ago from Loon Lako, Wash., Is completing the construction of a house on his 10-acre place beyond Edenbower, -formerly owned by Miss Bristol. Corvnllls Times: Morris Bros., of Portland, secured the $30,000 high school bond Issue, this Arm offering $900 premium. Tho bonds bear 5 per cent Interest and run for 20 years. The best results are obtained by buying Folger's Golden Gate Coffee Whole Roast and grinding it at home Just before using. 13 If you have head and eye aches don't fall to have Dr. Lowe test your eyes. His glasses cost no more than others and you have the benefit of his skill and over 19 years experience. Dozens of Roseburg references, dsw Eugene Guard: M. S. Wallls, of this city, was chosen assistant secre tary of the fair association to suc ceed J. M. Williams, whose resigna tion waa announced yesterday. G. L. Flint, one of the propriet ors of tho Star Theatre, will in a few days re-enter the employ of the Southern Pacific Company as an engi neer, after a lay-off of throe years. He will still hold his Interest in the theatre. Dr. Lowe invites all parents who have cross-eyed children under lb years of age to call and consult him; after that age It Is useless, as he can not relieve them. dsw Ten ladies were the guests of Mrs. George J. Bacher at a 1:30 luncheon at her home Wednesday. Mrs. James E. Sawvers, Miss Mabel Van Buren and Miss Veil Barker ussisted. The- decorative color scheme of pink and white was carried out with roses, llllles and spray. Tho guests: Mrs. W. Hamilton, Mrs. W. S. Hamilton, Mrs. A. Wolleuberg, Mrs. I. Wollen- berg, Mrs. James F. Tcmplin, Mrs. A. Abraham, Mrs. J. r . Barker, Mrs. c. Hast, Mrs. E. B. Hermann and Mrs. Chas. Wilson. Trmihlc-Mukci-s Ousted. " When a sufferer from stomach trouble takes Dr. King's New Life Pills he's mighty glad to see his Dys pepsia and indigestion fly, hut more he's tickled over his new. flue an- petite, strong nerves, healthy vigor, all because stomach, liver and kid neys now work right. 25c at all druggists. 4...4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4..4. 4. A uarioaa 01 FRUIT JARS Our stock is the Largest and comprises the Best Makes Economy, Mason's, Everlasting and Schram. You should investigate this New Schrani Jar, we believe it to be one of the best jars. Prices are the lowest. Send us your orders, we guarantee you satisfaction. ' - Roseburg Rochdale Co. 4. Ice Cream ; DHS. SEKLY, SUTHICH STEWART Physicians uud Surgeons. Suite of Olllce Rear Douglas Coun- ty Bank Building, Ground Floor. Phone 1161. ROSEBURG .... OREGON GEO. E. HOU.CK, M. D. OlUce In the Review Building, up stairs, Rooms 13 and 14. X-Ray and Electrical Treament ,. Telephone, Main 31. ROShBURG - - OREGON Ofuce Hours: . Phones: 10 to 12 a. m. Office Main 1711 2 to 4 p. m. Resld. Main 1721 DR, LUCETTA SMITH, Physician Women and Children's Diseases a Specialty Office: Rooms 8 and 9, Manners' Blk next to Douglas County Bank Bldg. J. R. CHAPMAN, D. D. S., Dentist Abraham Building Telephone 114 Hours S a. m. to & p. m. ROSEBURG OREGON DR. J. L. CALLAWAY, Osteopathic Pliyslelun, Chronic Diseases a Specialty. Abraham Building, ROSEBURG - - -, OREGON T W. A. STRAW, Architect. Plans. Specifications and Estimates Given. Office at Dyslnger Mill. Telephone 1111. J. H. AUSTIN, Attorney nt Law and Notary Public. - Conveyancing a Specialty. WILBUR OREGON . SOCIAL DANCE at the Maccnhco Hall, Every first and third Thursdays of each month. Good mu sic. Everybody wel come. . " ADMISSION - - 50 CENTS BUILDER O. I). 1AYNARI, General Contracting liuilder nt your w rvk-e. ROSEBURG, OREGON. Phone 251 Get Your Screens In earl. It pro mi sea to be a great fly yeaf. Suppose you come here and order them now. We have them for any sized door or window. Or if you prefer to make them yourself we have the moulding, the wire cloth the tacks, the hammer and the hinges. All at a reasonable price. The J. G. Flook Co. Roseburg, Oregon. 4.4. -r' . HlOltVH HIM A STKAK sweet, tender and juicy and your bus band will open up his heart and bis pocketbook. Whre will you got such a Bleak? Why right here, of course We have the choicest meats In all the land. If you buy here once your husband will get good-natured Imme diately. If you buy here regularly he v'l be "Sunny Jim all the time, The Economy Market Qfn. Kohlhacea, Prop. LOCAL NEWS. The Rosebdrg High School, atcord Iiir to a dispatch from Eugeue, is one of the 4 6 preparatory schools In the slat which the University recognizes as accredited high schools and from which students are accepted upon the recommendation of the principal. Sludemu from other Bchools in tho state must pass satisfactory examina tions before entering the Oregon Uni versity. Accredited high schools are those which have a four years' course with a nino months' year nud subjects running for half a year or more, live times a week with recitations 40 min utes long, and which have the courses stipulated 111 the state high school course. Dr. Lowe says to do one thing and do It well is more to bo desired than Is of more benefit to humanity than to do many things and none of them equal to tho best. Dr. Lowe limits his practice to testing and nttin. glasses to tho human, eyes. 19 years' experience. usw Eueoue Register: Ed. LaBrie and A. C. Beamer are going to the Alberta country to take up government laud. Mr. LaBrie left Tuesday morning, uui will wait at Portland for Mr. Beamer and son, Glen, who start this morn ing. They go to the new. country be tween Moosejaw aim i.acomu. ami hope to get hold of about 8.00 acres of good wheat land. Mr. Laurie s family and Mr. Ueuinurs daughter will romaln here until they have made arrangements to make them comfortable there. They do not ex pect to leave Eugene for good, but have property interests here mat tney will keep, expecting to return some time to make It their homo. They think, however, that there is good money In taking up laud in that ranidlv developing section Paul and Wayne Willoughby left yesterday (or their holdings on Tslltcoos laKo, whore they will spend some time in building a summer home, where they expect to spend tho hunted season. They are In plain sight of the ocenn and also right on the shore of Tsm coos lake aniL.expect to-mako that a rendezvous lor vacation trips, i-aui will return to his work in a week or ten days, but Wayne expotcs to spend the summer there M. W. Aldrlch. a brick contractor of Roseburg. was In tho city yesterdny attending to business connected with tho building of the Odd Follows new building at Oakland. Ashland Tidings Semi-Weekly Ashluml, Or., Monday, May :tl, 1IIOM, ASIH.ANt) lU SIMCSS MION Kxamiiic u Copper Mine. E. F. Smith, of tho ABhlami Livery stables, and J. S. Sllnby, of the Ash land Truck Co., returned yotorday from several dayn' examination of the Vulcan copper mine, nenr Corum In Shasta county, California. They state the mine in being uyHtemat (rally developed; a large tonnage of copper gold ore Ib being opened up, nnd the mine being put in tthape tor the min ing and handling of large quantities of ore dally. Tho ore 1b tho Hamc as that as In the Balaklala and Trin ity mlncH adjoining. The Trinity In developed by Bix mllea of tunnels and thousands of feet of diamond-drill holes, all of which expose inlllloiiB of dollars' worth of ore. . The Vulcan mine la Severn! times larger than tho Trinity mine and when the ore bodies are blocked out more fully will Bhow a like greater amount of ore In Bight. Mr. Smith has some of the Vulcan ore samples at hla stables. NOTE: The Vulcan mine num bers its hundredB of Kyndicato share holders in Northern California and in Oregon, and moro holders in Oregon than In any other state More than one-half of the capital stock la In the mines treasury, and upon completion of the development work of TtUO.OOO tons of the main ore body, the entire remaining allot ment will be distributed pro rata among the syndicate Biiare-hoiuers, as n stock dividend. The estimated distribution will probably be thirty per cent or better. Your purthue of this Btock now will entitle youto syndicate member ship, and pro rata participation In tho final distribution of the Treasury Btock, and all the ultimate profit aris ing within the syndicate development of the main lode, estimated on pres ent prices at from two to five dollars per share. Write Hit ahi A i.nvkst MENT CO., Dunsmulr, California, for maps aud reports, FHEE, I wWPPER-GOlD MINrC fx. Adjoin uwsoiisTPiHirY-V w FIRbl NAT'l BALAKLALA XW W MPSKOO WORTH tt lis PAR VALUCA . MM IrJAj' follllNG UtIDtR orvClORHCHTl rit ItUtf t ISYHOICATC PLAN AT 25l VUPfJ VlSViOVSMOR' THIS IS THE FINAL W II " V,-4SHCIAIUMITE0 lUOTMIMTAy niSCRVATIONS - f II g, PROMPT WySd)r ALCOHOL 3 PKtt ni-Ni," Atgo!.ibl3 Pre paralionrorAs-' ling llti Sioraachs imuBmtvfci, rroitifllcs DiUcslion-Ckerful ncss aiut H'stontalnstie!itr upi'im.Mui'plilrii,' nor Mineral JOT .NARCOTIC. MnfrAVt jtoatSnd . Cttmfirlt Jifjnr , WfrpiWl7.TR Anjrfecl Rcmcilv forCmsltoj- lion, Sour S to rnnclt . 1) larritoe i AVornis.t'oimtlsions.rcwnsit ncssmidLossorSiJiEP. FacS'ui Sinnnire at NEW YOHK. Bxct Coyy of Wrapper. Cottage Grove Western Oregon: Sam O. Hot t oh. tho cowboy preacher. has just completed a boat 14 feet long and 4 feet wide. Last Friday ho took tho boat to Eugene on the river, uikL from that city ho and his wife will leave in tho boat for Cor vallls, tlclng up every night at some town on tho way whore meetings will bo held, and from Curvnllts they will go to Seattle. Here Mr. liettes will havo a large tent, holding 3500 peo ple, in which revival meetingB are to be held nfternoou and evening during the fair. Mr. Hetles holds the long distance championship for oarsmen, EiVen to hhn by the Manhattan, N. Y., Canoe Club, winning over Frank Carpenter, beating the latter by 8M)0 miles. In seven and one-half years WEST ROSEBURG GROCERY NtCLY NEFXY, Prop's Staple and Fancy Gro ceries Notions and HaKerySup plies GOOD CLEAN OAT HAY $ 1 8 a Ton Delivered Flour, Grain, Feed, Etc. Country Produce Bought Phone 295 WMt RosnburjE of - 8 In ig 1 1 1 SO i " BRADLEY Can save you money on any thing you want to buy. If you haveny thing to sell get my offer before selling as" I, will pay the highest cash price for second hand goods. A. D. Bradley, - - Page Investment Company. Large assortment of building material. Fine stock V. G. and F. G. Flooring. Car Shingles Just Received Nice lot 1 x 10 and 1 x',12 boxing. Screens Screens Screens "OO N. Juln St., l'hiine 1219. Just Across Deer Creek. , ,lp CMftt For I nfants and ChUdren. The Kind You Have Always Bought Over Thirty Years RIA TMV OKNTAUR tOHMNV, NTW VOHM CITY. Mr. llnttos travolled some 80,000 miles lu ills ciitioo, wlituh wsb a gal vuiilzocl Iron affair, 19 foot long, 4a Incites wlilo and 2 foot deep, with four air-tight chambers In each end. This onnoe is now In the musoura at Dotrolt, Mich. Tho "cowboy preach or" i-ame here about two weeks ago and has been holding sorvlces In the M. U. church Mrs. II. Allison, . of Host-burg, Ih in the city visiting bur parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Flostur. v Tho Cottage Grove Commercial Club has employed a "booster." He is h O. Conloy, of Portland, who has . been connected .with the Portland . Dully Journal and the Pacific Month ly. Could Not lie Hotter. No one has ever made a salve, oint ment, lotion or balm to compare with Uucklen's Arnica Salve. Its the one perfect henler of Cuts, Corns, Burns, nruiucs, Sores, Scalds, Bolls, Ulcers, ' Eczoma, Salt Rheum. Kor Sore Eyeb, Cold Sores, Chapped Hands Its bu prcinu. Infallible for piles. Only 2r,o'at all druggists. ( Laundering The Ladies' Dainty Garments, such as Shirtwaists, Skirts, Lin gerie etc., Is part of our work which wo give more than or dinary care and attention. Your dainty garments are carefully washed lu pure water with pure soup, starched to JuBt tho proper degreo to please you, and are so nicely Ironed, that they look even bettor than wheu new. ..- . Wo deliver garments of this nature in stiff pnsteboard boxes. This prevents their being all mussed up by handling or mashed out ot shupe by acci dent. Try our work yu -.- cun't liclp liking It. itosununa steam laundry, Jackson Street. Roseburg. The Second Hand Man The 2nd m Man Bears the A, Signature yM Hit Use K For 1AE1 Wf& Rogers, Mt- Airy, Ga.