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LOCAL NEWS. SAVE YOUR FOWLS! Conkey1 Poultry Book tells you how. Get It FREE bt Manners' Drug Co. If you try a suction sink stopper you'll never be without one. See Winnie Oaddis. the plumber. tf For Irrigating plants or anything In the line of machinery, see J. W. DePrles, at Althaus and Sous' gar age. " Have you Been the latest Btylea of Wall Paper. New lot Just received from Chicago. New Btylea. He up to date. At Flsber'a Paint Storo. d If your grocer does not furnlah you with Uiupqua Bakery goods call Phone 2211 and tney win ne tiuiiver Ad tn von. dtC Parties wishing aomothing nice In a laundry tray, cast enamel, stone glazed, or cement, can on wimne Gaddls, the plumber. an "What to Eat and Where to Get It" Is the title of a handsome Menu Card gotten up by the Uuiptiua Hak ery. Call and get one. dtf SAY, you had better call at THE FAIR and get your post cards. Their stock Is new and up-to-date all lc each. Phone 2211 for anything In the baking line free dollvory. Umpoua llakery. ltf liouglaa County Creamery butter only 70c a two-pound square. Ask your grocer for It. Patronize home Industry. OTP A beautiful home. Hacriflce sale. Cash or Installment. A chance of a lifetime. Come quick or you will be too late on this. Fisher's Paint Store. 1 L. M. Lane, Myrtle Creek; Frank N. Gillette, F. K. Klllrart. J. S. Heckley, Oakland: Louis Manegrn, North Heml; K. J. Thayer, F. M. Wheeler, Klamath Falls; 11. G. Vin son. Coles Valley; II. C. Carr. Mel rose; J. A. Button, Banrton; It. I). Anders and wire, Philomath; J. K. Paulson, Coqullle; Thou. Hancock, Elkton, were among the recent ar rivals at the Hosoburg Hotel. For Indigestion and all stomach itroublo take Foley's Orlno Laxa tive as It stimulates the stomach and -liver and regulates th'i bowels and will positively cure habitual consti pation. Foley's Orlno Laxntivo cures sick headache and biliousness and on account of its mUd actlun and pleas ant tasto Ib especially recommended for women and children. lied Cross Pharmacy. Marshlleld Times: 11. II. Cook, after walking from Kowibiirg here, proceeded to celebrate his arrival yesterday by itaklug on tin) hlg a load of "Oh bo Joyful," and Men-hunt Policeman Ben Schuyler picked him up on the waterfrunt last evening and placed him in Jail. 1'nllco Judge Butler today ordered him to get out Of town F. II. Wnlle. of Koseburg, and John K. Kollork, of Portland, reached bore last evening from Hosoburg. They aro extensive holders of Coos Buy property, being especially Interested In Pint H. There baa been boiuo talk of tin effort be ing mndo to straighten out the tangle over the Plat B. ownership and il may be adjusted during the visit this time. No announcement of their plana has been made. YOITIX BC SURPRISED TO SEE BOW YOUNG YOU LOOK WHEN YOUR HAIR IS RESTORED TO ITS NATURAL COLOR Tkcre'i DO excuse for unsightly ht.jt or laded hur It maket you look old when fou'ra not il'i uniiglitty and cmhairauing. iay't Hair Health will bring back the natu ral color mud beauty, and make your haii bright, luxuriant and full of youthful vitality. Slow dandruff and falling out. Purely vege table and hartnleM- not a dye. 1 AND 60c BOTT1.KS, AT DRUGGISTS. Bay' liar lln Mop curwt fczuma, ini, Touif h anil vtiapd liaiuls, antlnlUhin ditenv. Keeps akin fine and mlt, J5c. dnif iu. Krut 1:. far fr books, "The Cam ul tho 8kla," "Tba Can nl thi Hatr." Phllo Hay Spec Co., Newark, N. J. HKI DltOSH I'll AllMAl'Y. PURELY VEGETABLE 4.. You Can't Iron Table Linen as Nice 4- our "Flat Work Irnnnrn" will do It. Them- tmu'hiiica "J" Iron 4ho Hnt'u by panning II hc- twwn a henU'tl strain Whmi and the softly paiitU-d rolls. f Thli Rlvee the ntne effect p nvo IroDliiRS with a Hal iron would, drying tin linen rfvr. ly. Riving It a natural bi iT dms. and a finish ami ho..n that brings out every tlm-nd Of tho ) I irn In Ki 1 1 r..l way. We ap to It that each ar- tlrln la Ironed aqoaia) an- -, y and that the edP at it r turned over, etc. 4 Try our f'rk. IrOSERURO 8TEA TTI)Y The absolute vegetable purity of S. S. S. has always been one of the strongest points In Its favor, and is one of the principal reasons why it is the most widely known and universally used of all blood medicines. A great many of the so-called blood purifiers aro really nothing more than strong mineral mixtures which act so unpluusuntly und disastrously on the delicate membranes and tissues of the stomuch and bowels, that oven if such treatmont purified the blood, the condition In which the digestive system is loft would often be more damaging to the health than tho original trouble. Not so with 8. 8. 8. it is the grontcst of all blood purifierB nd at the same time Is an absolutely safe and harmless remedy. It id -de entirely of the healing and cleansing extracts and juices of roots, h -rbs and barks, each of which is in daily use In some form by physicians in their practice. Years of work and rosearch havo proven 8. 8. 8. to contain everything necessary to purify the blood and at the same time supply the system with the purest and best tonio effects. S. S. S. cures Rheumatism, Catarrh, Bores and Ulcers, Skin Diseasos, Scrofula, Contagious Blood Poison and all other blood troubles, and it leaves the system in perfect condition when it hus purified the blood. Book containing much vuluablo informa tion on the blood and any medical advice do si rod sent free to all who writo. twr KWTPT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. GA. IV MKMOKIAM. KXDOIIHKH COUNTY OF HISKIYOU, Kredrrii'k Herman WinteiililHer. I cannot say and I will not say That he J dead he Is Just away! And you, O, you, who the wildest yearn, For the old-time step and the glad return; Think of him, faring on, as dear In tho love of There us the love of Here. Frederick H., son of Charles L., (now deceased), and Hurnh K. Went- eiihiKer, was born and reared on the homo farm on lied Hill, DoiikIhh County, Oregon, and whb kilted by a bullet from his own gun while on a hunting trip near his home, June in, 1909. lie was aged 29 years, five months and three daya. The unexpected demiso of one who seemed to defy death, as ho stood strong In the power of his young manhood, nnd faced what seemed a iuokI promising ftituro, came iih a painful eliock to relatives and friends. Most pathetic Is the fact that, af ter two years' ahsenro, he had been home for but five days when the fatal accident occurred. He wan alone nnd only the empty shell nnd he llfeleea body told the story; but, upon the penceful, smiling face was written the consoling knowledge of n n ltiHtantaneous death without pain or thought of death, hut with the beautiful thought thnt Youth lias when alone with Nature. The Wewtenhlwer family nre most highly esteemed- for their morn I ln 'egrlty nnd the precepts of the pnr- nt mnde their ImpresHlons upon the kou, who, unnmuimlng in his tnnn nern( had stored deep In hlfi noble chnrnrter tho thoughts nnd In- stnnets of n true mnn. Fred, ns his many friends knew him, ranked among the highest lr srhonl. He sMnt two years U the Oregon Agricultural College after finishing the schools near his home. where his keen Intellect won for him success nnd honor. After leaving school he engaged In Ills favorite occupation of farming nnd etoek- rnlsing nnd with a brother in Idaho was so eugnged at the time of hit' death. His father died Oct. 23. 190T, but Ills venerable mother nnd six broth- m nnd Hlsters survive him. They nre: ('hnrles it., or tlratiKevtlte, idn 'io; William, who works in the mlnw of llrltlsh Columbia: Mary, who In married and resides near Youcnlla: Minerva, John ami Ralph, who reside with tho mother on the home place. John Is at present In Idaho. The neeond sister, llarhara, died In child hood. Fred was n member of the I. O. O. F. lodge of Yonralln. which con- ducted the burial eervlee nnd he was laid In tho beautiful cemetery of his home town. It Is hut natural for men to die. s (lowers fade after their season of beauty and fragrance, so must man to yield to the reaper. Death. Often, though. It seems. Death cares not for the woeful and a Red who sigh fnr rest, but the youthful nnd gay "the life that's worth the giving." Hut, after all. we find victory In the thought that "to live tn hearts we leave behind us la not to die." M. STOCK HOl.DKItS' MKKTINn. NOTK'K Is hereby given that the an ini ul stockholders' meeting of tlu Ifmpqun ('mil Company will he held at the olllee or Albert Abraham, In liosebutg, Oregon, on Sept. 7, 1909. at ;t p. m.. for the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing year, dswstl It. V. MADDOX. Pres. IIIDS v.ti:i). Notice for bids on putting up out bulMlngrt for School House In Dis trict No. r.ti. Hue khouHen, two In number, Length ti feet; wldlh, U feet; height, S feet. Hoof, half pitch. Pit to be dug 5 feet long. 2 feet wide. :t feet deep. To be lined with Inch lumber. Sent run mil lengih of building;:. 14 Inches thick. Hi Inches wide Partition on ceuter of seat 2 feet wide. feet high: to be paint ed on outntje. Said bnildliiKS nre to be set So feet north of the school bouse and 2i"t feet apart. WihhI Shed To be IS feet long. 12 feet wide, high wide 14 feet, low M" S feet. ItooT slant toward the north, with 10 stone pillars. Set L'.ri feet north of school house aimed. Piilnt School House - On sine Two tddes length 31. height to eve 12 feet, width 2tl North end to be p nfnted. cable ; not out- feet. feet end south side to be nalnte.t Tbi- Si'Vool Hollf. I fllft.lcl.,J 11 t..,li..-l,.1 for the roiistrurlton r,n, paititinn ,f i:iene tMilblKs. Hid will be reviv ed until the It' dav of August, t i o . For further i9 tl-u'i .'1 phone 834X I. Direct -iM bids to A CHOW. Ijjw2ft l-"'ug Class. OnQoi. Tl.r lt1 ..t..l jQ. . O v """"I H1I1M" III Mnceabte Hall. Circus niirht . fiWuti 27th. (iood music. ConiriHii,t hw The Crescent City, Del Norte coun ty, Calif., Record endorses the em bryo project for an organization of a new state out of portions of South ern Oregon and Northern Califor nia. It says: "Del Norte county and a great por tion of Siskiyou would fit well into the Stale of Siskiyou while to the north of us lies Curry county which Is dependent on California more than It Ik on Its own state, Oregon. "For many yenrs efforts have been mndo to secure government aid to Improve the harbors along the coast of Del Nor to and Curry eountlea, but Influence hus been brought to bear to kill such projects. Work has been done to Improve Humboldt Hay, 60 mi les sou t h of t h Is place, and at Coqullle Hlver, 100 miles north. In the neglected portions are a number of harbors open ports that are all thnt can bo desired during the sum mer months hut are exposed to south erly storms during winter months. They require breakwaters". "From the northern line of Curry county, Oregon, to tho southern line of Del Norte county, nnd Inland many miles in fact to the Cascade mountains lslhe richest section of the Pacific coast. There la no one product to depend on ns Is the case In other localities. Wo have vast forests of redwood, fir, sugar pine, cedar, etc., mammoth ledges of cop per and other minerals; rich fruit, grain, dairy and stock lands; the Klamath. Rogue, Smith, Chetco, Win chuck, Pistol and Sixes and other streams flowing through an undevel oped empire which wrH furnish un limited power for nil manufacturing plants. One must go over the field to appreciate whnt nwnlts the rail road that will surely be built." TAKK NOTICK. If you are all run down Foley's Kidney Remedy will help you, as it strengthens the kidneys bo they will eliminate the Impurities from the blood that depress the nerves, and cauHo exhaustion, backache, rheuma tism and urinary Irregularities, which sap the vitality. Do not delay, and risk having liright's disease or dia betes. Take Foley's Kidney Remedy as it Is healing nnd antiseptic, and will restore health nnd strength. lio fuso substitutes. Red Cross Pharmacy. Some bargains In household fur niture at Flsber'a Paint Store. d Best Paint on Kenrth.. Made while you wait from pure white lead, zinc and oil. Come tn nnd let me show you. D. P. FISIIKR. d FOR SALE Full blooded Jersey calf, aged ft weeks; or will trude for onta. Address Hex 803, RoBe burg. dal3 WANTKD To rent, a horse nnd buggy for about n week. Good care nnd treatment guaranteed. Address A. M., care Review. da!2 LOOK OUT FOR YOUR JEWELRY AND WATCHES fl vm. iMtrriiA This youiiH hum will gi't nil your wiitt'km fur nuilrliiK If you don't look nix. Hot mil)' wnU'lira, but !n)thlV IbiK is lwuKlt l J" dry Ntorv. tm4 nuno oiti tiring? that nri tonul fel Aiur nftomfl. Itiviuix' lir k Ik Wwhvs lOdOi'd nurkoai t,o-ii a vrfil nw4U !' . 0 Dwivxanatfty wUU : ttUEY lAIUiEhT OLIVE RANCH IN THK WORLD. Very few e&Btem people, compara tively, know Hi at the largest olive ranch In the world Is located within 25 miles of Los Angeles, Calif. This wonderful orchard, situated at Sylmar, is ten times larger than the biggest olive ranch In Spain. There are over 120.0U0 olive-bearing trees, and they average !0 pounds of olives to the tree. The Sylmnr ranch consists or 12,000 acres, and euch acre contains 110 trees, which pro duce 2000 gallons of olives each sea Bon. This quantity of fruit makes 250 gallons of pure olive oil -valued at $2 per gallon thus equalliug $500 per acre profit. The olive wood is highly prized by cabinet makers, as It Is very hard and takes a high polish. The Italians consider un olive orchard as a per petual source of wealth, as the older it grows the more valuable It be comes. The trees are supposed to live about 4000 years, under favor able conditions. There are some olive trees now on the Mount of Olives. In Palestine. whU:h are computed to be not less than 3000 years old. The olive industry has been grow ing steadily In California since its first introduction by the early Span ish mission fathers; and the olive culture in that Btate cun never be overdone, since the olive can be pro duced on the Amerlcun continent with any degree of success only in central and southern California, New Mexico and Arizona. Ex. MONEY IN POULTMY. (let Con koy's valuable Poultry Hook FRKK If you call at Marsters' Drug Co. CASTOR I A for Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of Itl.VULlNU WtOS. l0- The World's Greatest Circus Soon to j Visit Roseburg. : With an entirely new "u""' the hearty endorsement of V- "ra City to Its credit. RinglluK l,r"Iht World's Greatest Shows wtll come to Koseburg on Friday. August ... for a daVs tay. This year s parade u on new lines, the pel formers are nearly all Kuropetr-s. and there are no less than seven sensational nura-1 bers on the long program. Each season finds this circus larger and belter. The progress that will be noted this year Is exceptional. It manifests i!elf first In the ne pageant built by foreign hands and when visitors approach the sho grounds the size of the city of tents strikes them with amazement. The menagerie has been increased, the main exhibition pavilion is larger and tho arena is a labyrinth of stages, rings and gvmuastic and aerial euu.p ment extending to the very dome. The program begins with a new extravaganza, built on a most elabor ate and costly scale. The acts that follow are all of European origin, having been secured last winter by the foreign agents of the show. Not one act was engaged that resembled any other ever presented In America. The result of this policy means a performance delightful In novelty nnd freshness and varied enough to suit all tastes. The magic touch of the Rlngling management Is evident throughout everv department. It is Indeed a wonderful show. New York City, unanimously, through it? newspa pers, stamps it as the best circus that ever visited that city. An Aulomobile double siiner sault, the Arthur Saxon Trio of strong men. the Wonderful Schu mann human horses and the Wonder ful Spanish wire walker, Hoblidello. are some of the striking features of the program, sever in ine insiuiv of Ihe circus business has any ether show presented a single act equal to any one of those mentioned. ItllllllllMIIIIMMM tiMMtiainimmiiiii "Nuf Ced" A NEW HOSIERY FOR MEN MADE WITH THE TOE-HEEL urovm mo. u.s. pat, orr. Which means four times the wear! m A way has been discovered to make a sock so it won't wear out at the toe and heel before the rest of the sock wears out. Think of the darning that this is going to save. ENOUGH SAID! Imagine a fine lisle sock that will far outwear any heavyweight hosiery you have ever used, and then come and buy a trial pair of these, wear them and come back and thank us for "putting you wise." Harth's Toggery. Roseburg Home of Regal Shoes, $3.50, $4.00, $5.00 NOTICE to Users of Wood The Page Investment Company has made arrangements whereby it can furnish seasoned split body fir four-foot wood in car and half car lots for cash at rock-bottom prices. Sidewalk lumber $10 per M. 700 N. Jackson K(., Phone 1210. Just Across leT (Yeek. YELLOWSTONE PARK. Wm. McMurry, O. P. A., O. R. & N. Co., Portland. Oregon, announces j new service between Portland and , YelKwstone via O. R. & N. and O. ' S. L. A Pullman standard sleeper leaves Portland dally at 6 p. m., O. i R. & N. train No. 6, arriving Yel i lowstone 6:45 p. m., the third day. Leaving Yellowstrne 6:4a p. ra., ar riving Portland 7:25 a. m., the third day, without change of cars. For space eastbound apply to Wm. Me Murray. G. P. A., O. R. & N. Co., Port land; westbound O. S. L. Agent, Yel lowstone. Mont. sw&eodd 60 YEARS1 EXPERIENCE r THK BOND REALTY tX. Or chards, farms, timber and city prop-1 erty. Some fine baisaius. Cass St, Koseburg. Ore. DTF Trade Mark Designs Copyrights && Aiiyone Rendtng f tkeifh and dwertptron may iUloklr ucertntn our i' m free what bar an fr.tentinn m protintily ..nttjnUbta. Com pi unit. tlmiBitrictlreoiiiideiitl'i'. HANOBUOK on Patent tent free. Oldest otiem for necuriiitf patent. Patent tahvn tliruuuli Muim A Co. recelTj IjteUti nottc. without, clinrgp, lu too Scientific American. A bandioinelr lllnnrrtiifl wcotlr. fjirvat efr euialion of any n ienilUc JtiruJ. Tcrnia. 93 a year: four monttis, 9L 8oW bjull newadeaJer. MUNN & Co.36,B""- New Yort FOUR BARGAINS 25 Acres in fruit Only $6,500 Easy Terms 55 Acres in Fruit Only $ 1 0,000 Easy Terms wi nil iinwmai These Fine Bar gains cannot be duplicated any where in the Ump qua Valley, and the price will only last 14 days. Call and get full particulars. IP 20 Acres in fruit Only $8,500 Good Terms 1 31 Acres in Fruit Only $8,500 Good Terms We have land only 1 to 2 miles from Roseburg. Same cleared of its oak will make fine orchard land, and we only ask $20 to $25 per acre. Umpqua Land t Water Co. 116 Cass St Rasebarg National Bank Building. 116 Cass St. Vrittht-tQ 9.9 10 il!roi. m good time. dtd
