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Newspaper Page Textf : ' , take a Bath THE JOYS OK HOT WEATHER AT HOME OR ABROAD ARK KN(X).M I'ASS W) IN A (X)OI,IN(J. PLEASI'RAIII.K HATH. KIVET VOIR ATTKN. TION ON OUR SUI-KKH QUALITY AND 111(1 ASSORTMENT OP BATH GOODS EVERYTHING YOU NEKU FOR A CLEANSING, REFRESH. ING, DKLIIiGHTFUL 1'LUNGB OF Sl'RAY. . THERE ARE Sponges Bath Soapa Sea Salt Talcum Powders Bath Powders SCRUBS ON THAT TRIP THIS SIMMER PACK A GOODLY SUPPLY OF THESE GOODS IN GRIP OR TRUNK. EVERYTHING IS OF EXCKI, LENT GRADE AND CLASS AND IS OFFERED TO YOU ON ITS MERITS. YET, THIS GOOD QUALITY COSTS NO MORE THAN THE DOUBT FL'L KINDS. Exactly what you want, for Vacation HAMILTON DRUG CO.- 241 Jackson St. .4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4,4.4, EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW 1 JULY 24, 1009. DAILY WEATHER REPORT. V. S. Weather Bureau, local office, Roseburg, 24 kours ending 6 a. m., today. Precipitation In Inched and hun dredths: - " Maximum temperature 86 ( Minimum temperature 49 Precipitation 'J'JO T.tal preclp. since 1st of mo. . . .... 45 Avg preclp. or mo. for 32 yrs 33 Total preclp.", Sep. 1, '08, to date . .. .. .. 33.45 Avg. preclp from Sep. 1, 1877 f 3412 .. 27 Average precipitation for 32 wet seasons, (Sep.- to May inclusive) 33.00 V. Observer. . , v WILLIAM BELL, WEATHER FORECAST: Fair tonight and Sunday. f'pt water bottles, fountain syr inge1., bulb syringes, and atoontern, ihe finest and most complete line la the olty. ' Sold at the lowest prices oa our guarantee to give satisfaction. Look at our Una and you will not buy elsewhere. Hamlltop Drug Co. OREGON RESTAURANT Open Day and Night. First-class meals at all hours. Bresh Olympia OyBters, Fish aad Clams all (ae time. Regular Meals, 25 Geiits. . Have added a new Balcony specially reserved for ladles and families. An Electric Piano will furnish muBlc during meal hours. i 4,4, 44,,H, 4, 4,4' REFRIGERATORS. Purchase your Kefrigorators while our stock Is comnle'.H. Wa have the celebrated WHITE FP.03T accl COLD STORAGE Refrigerators; all whltu enameled, lined jn-1 iruarnreed to give satisfaction. Complete line ol Tents and Camp Furniture; also the celebrated Vudor Hummocks. B. W. STRONG, The Furniture Man. 4.4.4.4.4,4.4.4.4.4.4.4.. TR ROSE CAFE All Ling, Prop., OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. . - Meals at all hours. , Regular Meals.... 25cts. Chicken Dinner Sundays, from 12 noon to 2 p. m. Shop- 8uey, Noodles, Fresh Oysters, Fish, etc., all the time. Cor. Jackson & Washington Sis 4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.. BUILDER . C. D. MAYNARD, General Contracting Builder ' at your service. ROSEBURG, OREGON. Phons 251 BERT HOLMES Architect and !; Builder Plan Specifications and Estimates Given. Satis faction Guaranteed 1307. Roseburg, Oregon 4.. . Roseburg 4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4. 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 properly. Call at our of fice for descriptions of the follow ing places; also many other propo sitions we have on sale, Including large tracts, as well as 10- and 20 acre recent addition tracts: No. 15. 7V4 acres; fruit and garden farm; river bottom belt; 350 bearing trees; good house, barn, water; posses sion at once $2250 No. 4. ID-acre farm in cultiva 1. tlon; small orchard; grain ' and garden; new 5-room modern house; 2 spring: wire fence J2400 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. 16. 80-acre stock and frnit farm; east Uninqua hill farm, but of Red Apple land; good water and range; 4 room house; - 5-stull barn: 90-foot Btockhed $1500 No. A. 150 acres; East Ump qua stock farm; abundance water and range; 20 acres river bottom in cultivation; food 5-room house; la'.pe nam; family orchard; irriga tion $1800 Nu. B. 102V4 acres slock farm; near Umpqua p. o.; new 2-etory 6-room house; large garden; 25 acres can be cultivated; 2 million saw timber; 3 miles to store, p. o., phono nearby $3000 No. D. 400 acreB best orchard laud; North Umpqua; alt has been cultivated; woven wire fencing; 3-4 mile river front; , bottom and rolling land; suitable for orchard plant ing and sub-dividing. Per l:re $50 No. 3C. 1145 acres stock proposition; abundant tim ber; would make fruit land when cleared up; near p. 0., store, daily mail; best upland offer; 13 miles out. Per acre $8 No. 9. City residence; close in; Douglas St.; 8-roora up-to-date house; modern style; well and cliy water; some fruit; good garden $3000 No. 24. 02 acres fruit land; sandy clay loam; elevated; 12 acres In cultivation; 140 bearlrg 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 large fruit belt; some orchard land re cently sold for $600 per acre; a look at this orchard is worth your while; for a short time $6500 No. 11. 5-rocm house: 4 lots on Short St.: good garden; some fruit, barn, etc $800 No, 5. 2 lots; 4-room house on So. Pine St.; garden $1000 fjo, g. 1 lot; 6-room house 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 '2" N0. 69 360 acres; 8 miles; 100 acres in cuVtivatlon: 20 acres in fruit; mostly prunes; 8-room house ..$7000 No. 286 13 lots, block 75; im proved house; barn; big gnr- den 1500 No. 287 3 lots: Walte's Ad dition; 5-room nouse; n"- sprlng . .$1700 xr : 1 lot: Walte's Addl tlon; 4-roora house .. ..$1-00 No 2882 lots; N. Jackson , St.; Kinney's Addition, block 22; licash ,r,0 Ho 289 1 lot and 4-room hnuiw: barn; wire fenced: W. First St 8-i0 No 1748 lots, block 28, Riv- j"""':'U''r" 1 1 " wvAi'mw,''"- ) . . , ". . .' ;.r Wholesale We are now prelum! to furnish Ice Cream iu wliolivule quuncltles, and at reasonable prices. See us be fore buying. Palace LENOX & OTT, erslde Addition, at, per lot. .$50 No. 290 1 lot; 4-room house; Chadwlck Addition $650 No. 283 7 lota, block 2. Thorn as Addition; wire fenced; spring $500 No. 201 10 acres; Mt. Nebo Addition; house; barn; two acres peaches .. $2600 No. 292 160 acres; 10 acres In cultivation; 4-room house; water, etc $1800 No. 70 160 acres stock farm; 20 acres cultivating land; 2 million timber $1000 BB. 18 luts. block 4, Thomas' , Addition; unimproved; per lot $500 B. 160 acres timber; . 4 mil lions; tp. 30, range 3; ..$2000 C. 160 acres timber, grazing and fruit land, tp. 26, range 6 $1700 D. 40 acres timber; grazing and fruit land; tp. 26, range 6 $500 E 120 acres timber; 214 mil lions, tp. 31, range 3 ....$1000 FOR SALE. FOR SALE Household goods. G. W. Small, 415 Pine St., dj27 FOR SALE New L. C. Smith type writer for $85. Call on or address F. H. Churchill, Roseburg. dtf FOR SALE A new Hobart M. Cable piano at a bargain if taken at once. For particulars call at this office or 814 Templin St., In grove. dJ27 FOR SALE 120 acres; 3 acres iu garden and berries; 100 acres oak timber; house and barn; one mile from town. Price $1000. Terms. W. B. Drake, owner, Myrtle Creek. Ore. da2 ' FOR SALE 900-acre ranch; 7 miles from Roseburg; good im provements, 35 acres in bearing or chard; mostly Italian prunes; bal ance pasture and farm; 300 head of good sheep. If wanted l-'o.' fur ther particulars come and fee or address the owner, P. Cooper, R. F. I). No. 1, Roseburg, Orei;on. dtf p" OPPORTUNITIES i No. 1--20 acres; 6 In orchnrd $1500 No. 2 160 acres; store, poBt oillce, hotel $9000 No. 3 Bubs, dray and mall contract $1200 No. 4 40 acres; mile from postoillce, per acre $35 No. 5 Missouri Bottom land, per acre $90 No. 6 -60 acres; wood business $1300 No. 7 40 acres; 7 in cultiva tion $500 No. 8. 181 acres; 45 In cul tivation $3600 No. 9 6-room cottage; 2 lots $700 No. 10 225 acres; 35 In culti vation $3600 KING REALTY CO., Myrtle Creek, Oregon. dtf MISCELLANEOUS. FOR KENT Six-room house. In quire at 524 Mill Street. dj31 WANTED Intelligent man or wo man to take territory, and appoint canvassers to sell our water filters.' 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 aud furnish surety bond; good opening for right man. Address P. O. Box 12, Eugene, Oregon. dJ19 FOR RENT Fine large house. In quire at office of Albert Abraham. dtf FOR RENT Furnished room. Ap ply to 508 N. Pine or Inquire at this office. dtf PASTURE. Pasture for rent. For . particulars Inquire of Mrs. P. Sin nott, Roseburg. g.7 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 including the 15th day of September, 1908, to present same to the county treasurer of said coun ty, at his office, as Interest will cease thereon after the date of this notice. Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, July 12, 1909. J. E. SAWYERS, Treasurer of Douglas Countv, Oregon. Life 100,000 Years Ago. Scientists have found'ln a cave in Switzerland bones of men, who lived 100,000 years ago, wheu life was In constant danger from wild beasts. Today the danger, as Bhown by A. W. Brown, of Alexander, Me., Is largely from deadly disease, "if It had not been for Dr. King's New Discovery, which cured me, I could not have lived," he writes, "suffering as I did from a severe lung trouble snd stub born cough," To cure Sore Lungs, Colds, obstinate Coughs, snd prevent Pneumonia. Its the best iw-dieine on earth. 6c and $1.00. Guaranteed by all druggists. Trial bottle free. fes Cream of Sweets Praps. Phone 81 Tt LOCAL NEWS. Mrs. F. E. Cavender and sou re turned Friday from a month's visit In fort laud and vicinity. Miss Helen Richards, daughter of Mr. and Mib. Homer RtchurdM, of r-ortiaud, is visiting at the home of u. w. Hunter, on South Deor Creek Dr. and Mrs. G. J. Bacher have returned from Seaside, accomnanled by her brother, George Wilson, of fortiand, an attorney, who will be itteir guest for a few days. Attorney James Watson left Fri day for Jacksonville and from there will proceed to the mountains for au outing. He will be Joined by his latner, Hon. r.. B. Watson, of Port- Hind WANT EGGS? .Conkey's Laying ionic securos mem. (let 1 ltlE sam pie at Marsters Drug Co. If you try a suction Blnk stopper you 11 never be without one. See Winnie Caddis, the plumber. tf For prompt piano tuning and re pairing, leave orders at Burr'B Music House. All work guaranteed. tf UP-to-date line of perfumes and toilet articles, lust arrived. Sold on the double-value plan. You had bet ter step In and look them over and let us explain our plan to you. The Fair, 125 Cass Street. 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 square 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 till I line of Fishing Tackle and Sporting Goods. S. K. Sykes. dtf W. E. Marsters, the niarole dealer, carries a full assortment of Ver mont marble. He has many new de signs which he would be glad to have you Inspect. His prices are reason able, and all his work guaranteed. North Jackson street, near Deer Creek Bridge, Roseburg, Oregon DTF We are selling our entire stock of Fishing Tackle at one-half price. We want to quit handling fishing goods. It isn't our line of business. But we huve a large amount now on hand thut wo want to dispose of. So we are selling everything in that line at half price. $4 Split Bamboo Rods ..$2.00 $2.50 Split Bamboo Rods $1.25 $2.00 Split Bamboo Rods $1.00 $1.75 Split Bamboo Rods 85c $1.00 Split Bamboo Rods 50c All other fishing goods, In- ciuuing tne best quality line, reels, leaders, hookB, etc., at one-half price. This Is a fact. We did not raise the price and then reduce them one-half but Just reduced them from our regular store prices. AfiErTS BOOK STORE. ROSEI1URO : : : : OREGON 4.4.4,4.4.4.4,4.4.4,4. YONCALLA 5 40 Acres, 2 V4 miles from town $:MO !i Acres, within city limits; 400 bear ing prune trees on portion $1100 HO Acres, 1 mile from town. . . .uo af acres, inside city llmltB; sultublo f2r lots $11 OO 10 Acres; 5 acres good apple or chard; 6 acres good pear trees and new house otKfu. 10 Ainu, Just outside city limits; diocks irom depot; well improved and watered 440 Acres, fine farm; well Improved; excellent water 91 1,000 0.1 Acres, 1 mile from town; 4000 iruu trees; an oeanng; large new dryer: 10-room modern tiouse, and srood barn . -' tlsilnri 700 Acres, well Improved genera! rarm; ricn land; plenty of water; pioneer's donation clnim n20 01111 0.1 Aires, 1 mile from town; cream vaney iana; z; acres bearing prune trees; 6 V4 acres bearing apples: all In first class condition; best high class bargain in Yon - njla VaUnv tin rutfi ISO Acrvs, 1 mile from town; first ciass general rarm; wen improv er! anrt eyfcllpnt Kr.ll tit'iui 40 Acres, 2V4 miles from town; 6 acres nearing prunes; good dryer: good house, and barn; excellent soil, well Improved ......$1000 Huntington Realty Co. Yoncalla ...... Qon. , Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Nogley are .visiting with relatives In Oakland. I ' Miss Bernlce Fallln, of Grants Pass, Is visiting In this city with I friends. Miss Mae Newlaud returned Fri day from Portland, where she sik'IU the past two months. Miss Kathleen Mathews Is visiting in Albaiiy with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos Smith, formur resi dents of this city. A. F. llerrlngton, who recently sold his hotel, has engaged In the soft driuk business in this city. Ho It located in J. B. Pupe'a former stand, in the Hlldeburn block. The best bread made at Umpqua Bakery. Free delivery, Phone 2211. "What to Eat and Where to Get It" is the title of a handsome Menu Card gotten up by Ihe Umpqua Bak ery. Call and get one. dtf A supply of the new edition ol the Oregon mining laws has Just been recolved at this office. It In eludes everything to date In legal mining procedure. Copies only 4 .ents each. TF , For something special for dinners, parties or balls, see the Umpqua Bak ery. Phone 2211. dtf Douglas County Creamery buttei only 66c a two-pound square. Ask your grocer for It. Patronise home Industry. DTF Atty. Geo. Neuner returned Friday from a trip to Spokane, Coeur d'Alene nnd KallapelJ. Mont., where he nnd his brother, John Neuner. of Glen- dale, filed applications for land claims in the three big reserves just opened by 'the government. They made a trip aoross the Flathead reseive In Montana and also Flathead lake. They found some very fine land there but say there is barely one chance In a thousand for securing one of these choice tracts. Mr. Neuner returned via 8eattle nnd visited the A-Y-P ex position. He says it Is a good fair and Is being visited by 'thousands of eastern homeseekers and investors and he thinks Douglas county Is mis sing a great opportunity in not hav ing a special representative there, with a good supply of lierature to tell these newcomers about this part of Oregon and thUB bring a good number of them here to locate. HOME SEEKERS SPECIAL BARGAINS $3,000 SMALL FARM, 80 acres; 3-4 mile from towu; fine fruit land; sumo In small tracts, 5, 10 and 20 acres, ranging from $20 to $70 per acre; best investment in Yonrnlla Valley. $2,700 CITY LOTS, 6 lutB, 60 x 120; good Improvements and excellent, bear ing orchard; 5 blocks from depot. $8,500 Itt'NK OHCMAltl), 25 acres; wllliln city limlta; all In prunes, 15 yours old; one largo dryer; now bun galow dwelling. HUNTINGTON REALTY CO. YONCALLA .... ORICGO.N. 4 4 Quick Lunch t Restaurant, YE TOY Short Orders nt Any Hour. RKGULAIi DINNER, tHC. Chicken Dinner Every Sunday. Open until 10 p. m., dally. Sheridan Street Near Depot. You Can't Iron Table Linen as Nice sb our "Flat Work Ironors" will do it. These machines Iron the linen by passing it be tween a heated steam chest and five softly padded rolls. This gives the same effect as five Ironings with a flat Iron would, drying the linen perfect- ly, giving It a natural Blirr , ness, and a finish and sheen that brings out every thread ' of the pattern In a beautiful way. We see to It that each ar t tide is ironed square and even, tand that the edges are nut turned over, etc. Try our work. .ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY Jackson Street. Roseburg. WEST ROSEBURG GROCERY NtELY A NECLY, Prop's Staple and Fancy Gro ceries Notions and Bakery Sup plies GOOD CLEAN OAT HAY $ 1 fl a Ton Delivered Flour, Grain, Feed, Etc. Country Produce Bought Phon 294 Tlio Klutl You Have Always " ymirs, uiMi &7yife, " AU Coilllfe-rlt'lt. TllllliiM.ma ' - Aiiow , ' ..-. V ..1. l-ll.T- .,,,. i.i u uui, Kvporimciita tluit trlllo with mid endniifrer tho health of lul'uuU aud Children Kxperlcneo ngniust Exporlmeut. What is C ASTORIA CuNtoria Is a harmless mihstltute for Castor OH, Pare Borlo, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is lMcasiuit. . It contains neither Opium, Morphlno mr other JSurootio HiihsUiiifo, Its np;o Is Us guarantee. It destroys Worms und allu.rs Feverislmess. It cures Diarrhoea ami Wlud Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Coustlpatior , ami riatulenoy. , It OHHimilntes tho food, regulate the Stomach nnd ltowels, giving healthy mid natural sleep. ' viiimicu u l auaccu-ine luomcrs irriona. " GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Sig The Kiiid You Hare Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years, TMI OKNTURaOM..NV, TY HUUM MTIICET, N(W VOH 1IT. J I. i:D.I.H NKWS. Archie Daugherty expects to leave In a few dnys for points in Wash ington. Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jones, July 2 1, I '.HI 9, a son. Mrs. Sadie Pruitt la very III with tonsllitls. J. K. Churchill left last Sunday for tho Coeur d'Alene country and olhoi points. Dr. F. 10. Casoy has sold his dental CI We always have plenty of fresh v vegetables, oranges, lemons and ba-' i nanas. : " 0 Our stock of groceries is always fresh and our prices are always fair. 10 J We want YOU for a customer. HARNESS & JOHNSON Sheridan!SSt. GROCERS Phone 1031 4- 4.4.4.4..4.4.4.4.4. 4 4- i A Carload of : ' 1 FRUIT JARS Our stock is the Largest and comprises the Best Makes , , Economy, Mason's, EverhUuis and Schrasa. J You should iu vestibule this New Schraui Jar, owe , believe it to be one of the best jars. Prices are the lowest. Send us your orders, we guarantee you satisfaction. . ' o o 0 Ros8!hpc Rochdale Co. : 'I I 4 i i 4. 4-4-4-4- fr-A- 4-4'4' 4' 'Bought, autl which has bocu mis oorno llio 8l;iiaturo of una uoeuinndo under Ills per- Btiporvisloa since its infuuey. lUj'llUU ntwl lt.T,,ut.u ....... 1 ff : no uno tunc nature of business to Dr. A. T. Murdy. News. A NiKht Rider's Rulll. The worst night riders are calomel, croton oil and aloes pills. They raid ; your bed to rob you of rest.' Not so with Dr. King's New Life Pills, Thoy never diHtresB or Inconvenlonce but always cleanso the system cur ing Colds, Hoadache, Constipation, , Malnrln, 2Cc at all druggists. "Keep Hmllltu;.' DON'T RISK YOUR LIFE AND , MONEY by puttlim a poor Braito of lumber .i In your Iioubh, Tho limn who doals In lumber should bo known by the ' tmporlojity uf tho iiuallty ho keeps ud . wiill us of tho reliability and variety. ' of IiIh ntock. Vo are known nil over. DoukIqb County as dun I era In the cboleoHt grades of ah Ingles and flu- Ishlng lumber of all kluda. LKONA MILKS IX'MHKIt CO., Cor. Pino und Oak Hi reels. 4-4-4- t -r 4- 4- ' 4- 4- 4"4 4- r v