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Newspaper Page Textf !Htt' il"J ft Take a THE JOYS OF nOT WEATHER AT HOME OR AllltOAl) ARE BN(XM1ASSKI IN A UUOLINU, 1'LhASl ItAISI.K RATH. .RIVET VOIR ATTEN TION ON OUR Sfl'KRH QUALITY ANI KIO ASSORTMENT OP HATH iOOIS-EVERYTHlNa YOU NEED FOR A CLEANSING. - RKVHKHH I NO, DKLILGHTFCL l'Ll'SiUK OF . Sl'RAY. . THERE ARK -t. Sooncfes Bath Soaps Sea Salt Talcum Powders SCRUBS ON THAT TRH T11I9 Sl'MMER PACK A GOODLY SUPPLY OF THESE GOODS IN GRIP OR TRl'NTi. EVERYTHING IS OF EXCEU LENT GRADE AND CLASS AND IS OFFERER TO YOU ON ITS M FRITS. YET, THIS GOOD QUALITY COSTS NO MORE THAN THE DOURT FUL KINDS. Exactly what you want for Vacation HAMILTON DRUG CO. t 241 Jackson St. 4. .j. 4. 4. EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW ' JULY 21, leoe. DAILY WEATHER REPORT. V. 8. Weather Bureau, local office, Roseburg, 24 hours eudlug 5 a. m., today. Freolpltatlon In Inched and huu-1 dredtbs: I Maximum temperature S Minimum temperature .... 51' Precipitation 000 i Total precip. sluce 1st of mo. j 45 ! Avg precip. for mo. for 31! yrs 33 ! Total precip., Sep. 1, '08, to date ' .- 33.45 Avg. precip from Sep. 1, 1877 : . .34.09 Tot. deficiency from Sep. 1, '08 o 24 Average precipitation for 32 wet seasons, (Sep. to May inclusive) 33.00 Observer. WILLIAM BELL, WEATHER FORECAST: ' Fair tonight; Thursday increasing cloudiness; cooler. - Hot water bottles, fountain syr inges, bulb syringes, and atomisers, the finest and most complete line la the olty. Sold at the lowest price; on our guarantee to give satisfaction. Laok. at our Una and you will not bay elsewhere. Hamlltop Drug Co. X , OREGON RESTAURANT lj. I Open Day and Night. 4 4 4. First-class meals at all hours. 4- Brass. Olympia Oystera, Fish A 4. and Clams all tae time. 4 4 Regular Meals, 25 Cents. 4. 4 Bare added a ew Balcony 4 4 eeially reserved for ladles 4 J and families. 4 -An Electric Plaao will furnish 4 music during meal hours. 4 4 4. 4, 4. 4. 4. 4, f ' REFRIGERATORS. Purchase your Refrigerators while oar stock is comnle'n. We have Hie celebrated WHITE Fl'OSJ' and COLD STORAGE Refrigerators; all whltj . enameled, lined jni truarcmeeil to give satisfaction. Complete line ot ' Tents and Camp Furniture; also the celebrated Vudor Hammocks. B. W. 8TRONO, The Furniture Man. 44ailti$i'!aS4aiaa2a!j ISe ROSE CAFE 4 ' 4 Ah Ling, Prep., 4 OI'DN BAY AND NIGHT. X 4 Meals at all hours. 4 .4 Regular Meala '. ..25cts. 4 , 4 Chicken, Dinner Suidays, from T 12 noon t 2 p. at. - 4 Shop Susy, N'cotlles, Fresh 4 OysterB.Flnh, etc., all the time. 4 Cr- Jackson & Washington Sta ' 4, 4. 4. 4, 4. 4. 4, 4 ; 4. 4, 4, BUILDER C. . MAYNARD, '. General Contracting Baildr ' mt yonr nrriee. ROSBBURO, OREGON. Phon 261 BERT HOLMES Architect and Builder Plans Specifications and Estimates Given. Satis faction Guaranteed Phone 1207 Hoist urg, Orcgoa Bah BatK Powders 1 Roseburg. .4..4.4. FOR SALE. THE BOND REALTY CO., 113 Cass St., Roseburg, Ore.,' has some choice bargains to offer you in farm, orchard and grazing land also city property. Call at our of fice for descriptions of the follow ing places; also many other propo sitions wo have on sale, including large tracts, as well as 10- and 20 acre recent addition tracts: No. 15. 7 acres; fruit and ga'rden farm; river bottom belt; 350 bearing trees; good house, barn, water; posses sion at onco $2256 No. 4. 15-acre farm in cultiva tion; small orchard; grain aud garden; new o-rooin mrdern house; 2 spring; wire fence $2400 No. 7. 11-acre farm; 6 miles out; gravel road; near station; all in cultivation; small bearing orchard and garden; good 5-room house, barn, chicken pens $2500 No. 15. SO-acre stock and fruit farm; oast Umnqun hill farm, but of Red Apple land; good water and range; 4 room house; 5-fitall burn; 90-foot stock shed $1500 No. A. 156 acres; East Ump qua stock farm; abundance water and range; 20 acres river bottom In cultivation; Vood 5-room house; la ge oarn; family orchard; irriga tion $1800 Nu. B. 162 VI acres stock farm; near Umpuua p. o.; new 2-story 6-room house; large garden; 25 acres cau be cultivated;- 2 million saw timber; 3V4 miles to store, p. o., phone nearby $3000 No. D. 400 acres best orchard land; North Umpqua; all has been cultivated; woven wire fencing; 3-4 mile river front; bottom and rolling land; Kuitable for orchard plant ing and sub-dividing. Per acre $50 No. 3C. 1145 acres stock ., proposition; abundant tim ber; would make fruit land when cleared up; near p. o store, daily mail; best upland offer; 13 miles out. Per acre $8 No. 9. City residence; close ' In; Douglas St.; 8-room up-to-date house! modern style; well and city water; some fruit; good garden $3000 No. 24. 62 V4 acres fruit land; sandy clay loam; elevated; 12 acres in cultivation; 140 bearing fruit trees; small fruits; small house; good barn; well of fine water; 8 miles out $2000 No. 17. West Roseburg; nice residence; 2-story 8-room house: 4 lots; pleasant sur roundings; well Improved; all convenienses, garden, fruit, workhouse, barn city and well water a desirable home . . $3700 No. 10. 18-acre fruit farm; river bottom; in fine condi tion; in center of 'arge fruit belt; scrre crchaid land re cently sold for $600 per acre; a look at this orchard is worth your while; for a thoit time $0500 No. 11. 5-room house; 4 lots on Short 8t ; good garden: tome fruit, barn, etc $800 No. 5. 2 lots: 4-room house on So. Pine St.; garden ....$1000 No. 8. 1 lot; 6-room bouse on So. Jackson St.; near High school; fine location and good property; up-to-date finished, large rooms, high ceilings, hot and cold water. bath $1200 No. 69 360 acres: 8 miles: 100 acres In cultivation: 20 acres In fruit; mostly prunes; 8-room house ..$7000 No. 286 13 lots, block 75; im proved houBe; bam; big gar den $1500 No. 287 3 low; Waite's Ad dition: 5-room house; fine spring $1700 No. 287 1 lot; Waltes Addi tion: 4-room house .. ..$1200 No. 288 2 lots; N. Jafkson 22;' Hcasb .' tf?00 No. 289 1 lot and 4-room house; barn; wire fenced: W. First St. $s:.0 No. 174 8 kJIs, block t, Riv- Wholesale We are now prepared lo furnish Ice t'retuu In u'lioltwilu quant It irs, autl at rt'iutunablt' prk't-a. Stn us bo fore buying. Palace of Sweets LENOX & OTT, Props. Phoue 21 Ti erside Addition, at, per lot. . $50 No. 290 1 lot; 4 -room bouse: Chadwlck Addition JG.-.O No. 283 7 Iota, block 2, Thorn as AUdltiou; wire feuced; spring $500 No. 291 10 acres; Mt. Nebo Addition; house; barn; two acres peaches $2500 No. 292 160 acres; 10 acres in culitlvntion; 4-room house; water, etc $1800 No. 70 160 acres stock farm; 20 acres cultivating laud; 2 million timber $1000 , BB. 18 lots, block 4, Thouius' Addition; unimproved; per lot .. .. $500 II. 160 acres timber; 4 mil lions; tp. 30, range 8; ..$2000 C. 160 acres timber, grazing and fruit land, tp. 26. range 6 $1700 l).1 40 acres timber; grazing and fruit land; tp. 26, range 6 $500 E 120 acres timber; 2V4 mil lions, tp. 31, range 3 $1000 FOR 8AL1 FOR SALE Household goods. G. W. Small, 415 Pine St., dj27 LADY'S BICYCLE FOR SALE Rambler make. Good condition, and the price is $15. See Elmer E. Wlmborly at Review office. FOR SALE E-roora bouse and 2 lots. 318 North Roso Street. O. H. Churchman. dj20 FOR SALE New L. C. Smith type writer for $65. Call on or address F. H. Churchill, Roseburg. dtf FOR SALE Complete set of house hold furniture, in good condition. MuBt be sold by July 20. Address B., care Review. FOR SALE A new llobart M. Cable piano at a bargain if taken at once. For particulars call at tills office or 811 Templiu St., ill grove. dJ27 FOR SALE 120 acres; 3 aoreB In garden and berries; 100 acres oak timber; house and barn; one mile from town. Price $1000. 'Terms. W. 11. Uruko, owner, Myrtle Creek. Ore. da2 FOR SALE 900-acre ranch; 7V4 iiilies from Roseburg: good im provements, 35 acres in bearing or churd; mostly Itallau prunes; bal anco pasture and farm; 300 head of good sheep, If wanted Fo. fur ther particulars co,oe and ten or address the owner, P. Cooper, R. F. D. No. 1, Roseburg, Oregon, dtf OPPORTUNITIES No. 1 20 acres; 6 in orchard $1500 No. 2 160 acres; store, post office, hotel $9000 No. 3 Buss, dray and mail contract $1200 No. 4 40 acres; hi mile from postofflce, per acre $35 No. 5 MlBBOurl Bottom land, per aero $90 No. 6 60 acreB; wood buslneBS $1,100 No. 7 40 acres; 7 in cultiva tion . . . . $500 No. 8. 181 acres; 45 In cul tivation $3600 No. 9 5-room cottage; 2 lota $700 No. 10 225 acres; 35 in culti vation $3000 KINO REALTY CO., Myrtle Creek, Oregon. dtf MIHCELLANKOU8. WANTED Intelligent man or wo man to take territory, and appoint canvassers to sell our wator niters. Exclusive territory, and nice, pro fitable work for the right party. Seneca Filter Co., Seneca, Mo. d WANTED A live representative for Douglas County to sell and collect for a large manufacturing com pany; must have horse and furnish surety bond; good opening for right man. Address P. O. Box 12, Eugene, Oregon. dJ19 FOR RENT Four furnished rooms for housekeeping. John Newman 813 Mill St. dtf FOR RENT Fine large house. In quire at office of Albert Abraham. LOST Oold-rlmmed eye glasses in Roseburg. Finder please leave at this office. dsw CALL FOR COUNTY WARRANTS. NOTICE Is hereby given all parties holding county warrants Issued by Douglas County, Oregon, and In dorsed "not paid for want of funds' prior to and Inclnilng the 15th day of September, 1908. to present same to tho county trraBiirer of raid conn ty, at his office, as Interest will cense thereon after the date of this notice. Dated at. Roseburg, Oregon, July 12, 1909. J. E. SAWYERS. Treasurer of Douglas County, Oregon. If you try a suction sink- stopper you'll never be without one. See Winnie Oaddli. the plumber. tf For prompt piano tuning and re pairing, leave ordeis at Burr'a Music House. All work guaranteed. tf fC3 Cream LOCAL NEWS. Cottage Grove Western Oregon. Miss Sue Hurt, of Yoncullu, is in the city visiting friends Hort ApiUegato, of Drain, has accepted a position with the Griggs Bros, at the Modern Pharmacy. Portland Journal: Colonel A. It. Greene, well known In Portland as a special agent of the Interior depart ment at the time of the Puter land fraud trlnlB, Is in Portland visiting retlutives and friends. ' Colonel Ureene for the past two years has been superintendent or the Platte Na tionnl Park at Sulphur Springs, Oklit. This is a noted health resort, having as an attraction one of the few bro mide springs known in the world. Colonel Greene is now on leave and will go to Seattle tomorrow to visit liiu exposition before' returning to Oklahoma. Rev. Urban Fisher, O. S. B.. of Mt. Aitgei Monastery, will arrive this evening to pay a short visit to Father McUee. Father Urban is one of the most learned men in the state of Oregon, speaking 30 different lan guages and many dialects, as well a? being versed in the sciences, which he has taught In Mt. Angel College lor many years, inning his vucu tlon Father Urban takeB up mission ary work among the Poles, Bohem ians and Slavs. Just now he has re turned from a Slavonic mission in British Columbia. IlP-to-date line of porfumes aud toilet articles,. Just arrived. Sold on the double-value plan. You had bet ter step in and look them over and lei ub explain our plan to you. The Fair, 125 Cass Streot. tf Owners of pianos in Douglas coun ty can now secure the services of a competent resident tuner. Highest endorsements. Twenty years' ex perience. Send postal to C. H. Arun del, Myrtle Creek, Or. dtf The Fair will treat you sq'uaro. Don't take our word for it, but come In and we will be pleased to show you our many bargains. 125 Cass St. tf A full line of Fishing Tackle and 8portlng Goods. S. K. Sykes. dlf 1.4.4.4.4,4.4.4,4,4,4,4, We are selling our entire stotk of Fishing Tackle at one-half price. We want to quit handling . Mulling goods. . . , It Isn't our lino of business. . But we have a largo amount . now on hand that we want to . dispose of. , So we aro selling everything . In that line at half price. . $5 Steel Rods $2.60 , $4 Split Bamboo Rods ..$2.00 . $2.60 Split Hum boo Rods $1.25 $2.00 Split Bamboo Rods $1.00 , $1.75 Split Bamboo Rods 85c . $1.00 Split Bamboo Rods 60c . All other fishing goods, in- . eluding the best duality line, . reels, leaders, hooks, etc., at one-half price. This Is a fact. . . . We did .not raise the price and then reduce them one-half hut just reduced them from 4. our regulur store prices. AGEE'S HOOK STORE. 4, . ROSEBURO : : :,: OREGON .. 4aa4!2lS"fa YONCALLA LAP DAROAinS 10 Air, 214 miles from town :w) 0 Acre, within city limits; tOO bear- Ing pruno treeB on portkn $1 100 80 Aires, 1 mlln from town. . . .ilo 1!H Acres. Insldo city limits; sultablo for lots I10(I 10 Acres; fi acres good apple or chard; 5 acres good pear trees and new house $:iniH 10 Acres, just outside city llmltB; blocks from depot; well improved and watered $:tuoo 440 Acres, fine farm; well Improved: excellent water lr,O00 0;l Acres, 1 mile from town; 4001 fruit treea: all bearing; large new dryes ; . 10-room modern iiouse and good barn flH.oon 700 Acre, well Improved genera farm; rich land; plenty of water pioneer's donation claim $20,000 0.1 Aires, 1 mile from town; cream valley land; 25 acres bearing prune trees; 6 acres bearing apples; all In first class condition; best high class bargain in Yon calla Valley l.ooo ISO Acren, 1 mile from town; first clasa general farm; well Improv ed and excellent soil Sxr.oo 4( Acres, 2 V4 miles from town; 0 acres bearing prunes; good dryer; good house, aud barn; excellent soli, well Improved 00 Huntington Realty Co. Voncalla Oregon. UM'Af, KKtt'S. Marshfteld Times: W. fi. Best left Monday for Roseburg and other Umpqua vulley points G. W. Curleton raiiorts thut good progress Is being made In collecting for the new railroad and that everybody seems to be willing to help it along. .Mr. t ai le.ton says he is wiHI pleased with the spirit that is being shown uud is confident thut enough money will be secured to pul on a sei'nnd gang of surveyors shortly. . . .A let ter from Kay l,ei, the young Mnifh- tleld lad. who accompanied R. M. Hoyutou with his horses from here. conveys the information that Oossutt, the fast mare that was taken sick during the trip from here to Port land, died a few days ago. Cossett was one uf the fastest jumpers that ever run on the Marshfleld truck uud local horsemen will sincerely regret lloyutun's loss. . . . . E. M. Andrews returned Sunday from Bandou. where he has been looking over the land In regard to oil. When asked today If he thought anything would be done around Hnndon In the oil Hue, Mr. Andrews said Hint he did not think his company would do anything" there. He also said that the com pany formed to operate In that sec tion last year had gone south so far Into Curry county as to be entirely too far out of bis territory for In vestigation. Mr. Audrews reports that everything Is progressing nlcoly and thab operations will be commenced as soon as the required amount of land la signed up. Col. Mundy and J. W. Perkins are exported here soon., Alex. Campbell, a well known Coos county man, died nt Mercy Hospital Sunday evening, suc cumbing to n complication of diseases from which he had suffered for the past two years. Mr. Campbell was 32 years old nnd was bom and raided in this section; Henryvlllo being his birthplace. For years he was con nected with Llbhy mine, for five years being foreman of it. He was also connected with the Beaver Hill mines for a time nnd for some time was engnged in business In Marsh field. ' "What to Eat and Where to-flol It" 1b the title of a handsome Menu Card gotten up by tho Uinpqun llni; ory. Call nnd got one. dtf HOME SEEKERS SPECIAL BARGAINS $3,000 SMAI.Tj FARM, 80 Heron; 3-4 mil. from town; flue fruit land; k;iiii' In small tracts, ft, 10 nnd 20 arrch. " rnnKliiK from ?20 to $70 nr nnrnr host .itvpslmcTit In Yntiriilln ' Viilloy. $2,700 CITY IjOTH, It lotH. fiO x 120; good IniprovetiHMitH and oxi'HIunt, bear luK orchard; 5 blncku from depot, $8,500 I'lillNU ORCHARD, 25 acres; within city limits; all in prunes. If, years -old; ono largo, dryer; new bun galow dwelling. HUNTINGTON REALTY CO. VONCAI.LA .... OKI'HIOX. Quick Lunch Restaurant YE TOY Prop. . Hliort Orders nt Any Hour. KI'XIUI.AR IIINNKIt, tlr,C. Chicken Dinner Every Sunday. Open until 10 p. m., dally. Sheridan Street Noar Depot. You Can't Iron Table Linen as Nice as our "Flat Work Irpners' will do It. These machines iron the linen by uassina it be n tween a heated Bleum rbest and live softly padded rolls. j. .Ill mim niiii .-urn.-..!, , five Ironings with a flat Iron . would, drying the linen perfect i" ly, giving it a natural stiff- . ness, and a finish and sheen . that brings out every thread of tho pattern in a beautiful . way. J. We see to It that each ar- 'I' . tide Is Ironed square and even, .j. and that the edges aro not "K turned over, etc. ' J. Try our work. "! . ROSEBURO RTKAM LAUNDRY. j. Jackson Hireet. noBeuurg. . WEST ROSEBURG GROCERY ' NK ELY NtrXY, Prop'. Staple and Fancy Cro- eerie Notion and HaKcrySup plins GOOD CLEAN OAT HAY $ 1 8a Ton Delivered UFIour. Grain, Feed, Etc. Coigitry Proda.ce Bought Phakne 295 Wwt Rovburg i Al.COItoL 3 PER ni.mii' sniii.nin;,ikFoo(iaiKiWuU llilu l(u SirmtirfN oi wi r.wA, Promolcs DitoKonflfp.'fiJ-' nessarallfcst.Comatasiicitfert i)pui3i.Moi)luiU! iwrMiHTalJ rOT NARCOTIC. ArnkUt Sod"' " AuseJitot h,.l7il- ihnnSrnf' : "'w ?. Anjtfrrt IVmedviorConsltoa I Ion , Sour StoMach.Uiarriioca Y(iiiusA'nii'ulsioiis,l'vtrisli lU'SsmxirOSSOFSUJEK fXi'Sii SijnntuiT of 'VEW YOHK. Giutrimticil unirtloFoi Exact Copy of Wrapper. , A supply ot the new edition of the Oregon mining laws has Just oeen received at this office, it In cludes everything to date In legal uilulng procedure. Copies only 40 enta each. TF For soini'lhlng special for dinners, parties or balls, see the Umpquu llak ery. Phono 221 1 dtf Nevor sacrifice quality for price, ee a Hush nnd Lane and the Victor IMano at Burr's Mustu House. dtf CI We always have plenty of fresh vegetables, oranges, lemons and ba nanas. .': ' d 0 Our, stock of groceries is always , fresh and our prices are always fair. CI We want YOU for a customer. HARNESS mSheridanfSt. GROCERS Phone 1031 -b A Carload of RUIT J ARS F Our stock is the Largest and' '" comprises the Best Makes Economy, Mason's, Everlasting and Schram. You should investigate this New Schram Jar, we believe it lo be one of the best jars. Prices are the lowest. Send us your orders, we guarantee you satisfucti'iu. Roseburff fe rim iiimi a iT nr For I nfants and Children. The Kind Ycu Have -Always Bought Bears Signs For Over Thirty Years tm ocNTaun eoMNMv. mm von omr Tortured on a Horse. "For ten years 1 couldn't rid a lmi'80 without being In torture from piles," writes L. 8. Napier, of Rug less, Ky., "when all doctor god other remedies failed, Ducklen'a Ar nica Salve cured me.". Infallible for l'lles, Burns, gcnlda. Cuts, Boils, Fever-sores, Eczema. Salt Rheum, Corns.- 25c. -- Guaranteed " by all druggists.- . - Sound and Straight . From the Sawmills our lumber gives evidence ' of ' all that's good In tho lumber line. The tcHt of time will only pile on proof as io durability. Scattered through the town and Its environs are lum ber lost glad to direct you to those of our making " ' " V ' l.l'.O.N.V Mil, 1.8 LUM11UR CO., Cor. Pino and Oak Streets. ' & JOHNSON . . Rochdale Co. t iture O in illanflOTnnifi T