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Newspaper Page TextJ I srXDAY AT THE CHWU'HKS. M4 MAKRltO. iHlllMIM We Have Helped Others Why Not Let Us Help You? It you pny house rent for the landlord, if you are paying for your home for yourself and family.. Ijet uh help you reap the rewurtl of money you have been paying for rent, by building you a home and allowing you t pay for it in euiy monthly payment and low rate of Intwat. We will help you buy or build a home or pay off a mortgage, and allow the loun to be paid baek In monthly or anuuul pay menu at 5 per cent IntereHt. Our plan and volume of buKlueiw en able uft U make these reasonable loans. , Money can Ih returned any time, thereby slopping further Interest, or we will allow you nine yeam to return any loan, either large or Hiuall. In riuw of iiifftfurtuiic or sickncHH, we will allow three month without a tine. We will alno allow you S per cent on all advance paymenta. VK CAX AltltAXtiK WITH FAItMKIW FOIt ANM'AK lA VMKN'TH. If you want a loan, see Mr. Walker, at tJie Doug hut County Ileal Km tat e Office. Itcmember we charge uo commlHHJon for our HervlccH. 1'he compuny pay um for our time. 8ee us at once. Daniel S. R. Walker, Agent. llOHKIU'lifi, OHI'XJON. Cass Street,' Roseburg National Bank Building ! 1X)CAI, NKW8. " V. II. BuckliiKliatn and Rv. 0. W. Houaoholdor and famlllua are camp ing at Peel. Kred Hnilth's hoiiHe waa robbed the i other night. The burglar waa on to hui Job. He nipped a ran of Kolger'a Golden Gate Coffee, which made Fred , pretty Bore. 1 7 The beat bread made at lTni(ua i Bakery. Free delivery, Phone 2211. Some bargains lu honaohold fur niture at Fisher's Paint Store. d Have you acen the latest stylos of Wall Paper. New lot Just received from Chicago. New atyleH. Ho up to date. At Flshor'a Paint Store, d If your grocer does not furnish you with Umpqua Bakery goods call Phone 2211 and they will be deliver ed to you. dtr Parties wishing something nice In a laundry tray, cast enamel, stonr glazed, or cement, call on Winnie Gadtlls, the plunibor. dtf "What to Bat and Whore to Gel It" la the title of a handsome Menu Card gotten up by the Umpqua Bak ery. Call and get one. dtf There will be a social dance In Maccabce Hall, Circus night, August 27th. Good music. Come and havi a good time. rlid W. Hi. Marstera, the marble doale' carries a full assortment of Ver mont marble. He has many new dr algna which he would be glad to hav you Inspect. His prices ars reason able, and all his work guaranteed North Jacksoi street, near Usoi Creek Bridge, Roseburg, Oregon A beautiful homo. Sacrifice sale. -Cash or Installments. A chunce of a llfotlmo. Conio quick or you will bo too Into on this. Flsher'a Paint Store. d wimum'IMKT Or FlOr.ltS For good printing of all kinds ilai.sk THKlIt SALAMI KN. me Keview always leadB. We have $SU,UV0 for immediate I'UKi lanij, Or., Aug. 7. Salary- loans on farms In amounts from inou raising was the work of the after- l: low Interest and long time, If noon session yosierduy or the Women uesireu. i:aii on Daniel 8. n. Wa k- of Woodcraft convention. Tho sal- i er, agent, In oillce of lJouglaa County ary or Mrs. C. C. Van Orsdull. grand guardian, was raised to $400 per month, that or Grund Clerk Wright to :ir,ll, and thnt or the grand bank er to 12r.. The compensation or the Ave grnnd managers was increased from 17.50 to $10 a day, and that of the grand delegates from J.r to $7.00 a day during the grand session. At the morning session the com mittee on the ritual ottered a ntim 4er ot amendments covering tha wording ot the ritual, v.1ilch were voted upon ami adopted. Other meas ures voted on were the clauses limit Ing the right or social members to vote on grand omcera, the aafeguard' ing of benefit applications from nil representation, requiring tho author ity or the grand guardian to disband the grand circle, and measures to Ih used with members engaged in pro hibited occupations. Today's sessions will be given over to the competitive drill, ror which 17 earns huve been entered. Cash prizes 111 bo awarded the winning teams. 3wlng to the volume or business to e transacted at this convention, sea sons will be continued next week. o Cholera Infantum Cured. What Is Beet for Iiuligctttion? Mr. A. Robinson, of Dmimiuln, Ontario, hns been troubled for years with indigestion, and recommends Chamberlain's Stomach and I.lver Tableta as "the best medicine I ever used." H troubled with Indigestion "Something like two years ago my saby, which was then about a yenr old, waB taken acriously 111 with holera Infantum, vomiting nnd purg ing profusely," writes J. F. Dump ily, of Dempsoy, Ala. "I did what I sould to relieve her but did her no ood, and being very much alarmed about hor went for a physician but fnlled to And one, bo cnino bnck to Hldur Bros. & Carter's sioro. nnd Mr. Elder recommended Chamber lain's Colic, Cholera and Wanhoco remedy. I procured a bottle or It. went home as quickly as possible nnd gave tho baby a dose or the rem edy. It relieved hor In llfteen ml" Lri'''"" ." ",red hor entirely,' n-i,.. . . i (or Bate by all drugglstB. C hvj a i u vnnj lu iuku hum MUHiiiii I n In effect. Price 25 cents. , Samples free at all druggists. Mrs. Stump nnd daughter, ot Marshfleld. left hero this morning for Portland, nfter a month's visit with Mm. W. W. Card well. No longer la the bttHlneaa district of the city to bo hnrrnssed by clouds of dust during the street improve ment work. Three hustling real es tate dealers, C. B. Cannon, W. C. Harding and T. C. Cobb, raised a public subscription today to pay for sprinkling the streets dally for the next five weeks. Tho expense ac crues only In the employment of J. Q. Hollls to do the work, the wnter being donated by Munuger Frear. of tho local water system. The entire business section will receive the ser vice Instead of only such business houses iib paid Mr. liollls during tho period that ho operated tho sprinkler on his own account. CASTOR I A for Infanta and Children. Till Kind You Have Always Bought Baars the 8lgnatur of ItK.W. KNTATK TKANNFF.HS. A. Crenson to J. II. Kurtz, $1; lots 4 nitd 5. block 74, Kinney's Addition to Roseburg. Phil Hockley to R. K. Hunt, fl; part of block 18, llrown'a Addition to It. it. Addition to Roseburg. K. J. Pago to l.ydln K. Robertson. I1S0; wH block 19, Brown's Addi tion to Oakland. Phil Berkley to l.ydln K. Robert son. I!UI; block 19, Brown's Ad dition to Oukland. THANKS! X ? 1 wish to thank the many 4. J. patrons who have so liberally patronized me during bv busl- J. ness career In Roseburg. nnd 4" I wish to recommend to them my successor, Mr. It. H. c. 4- Wood, who Is well nnd favor 4" ably known to the residents of j. Roseburg 11 ml noughts County. He will continue the business A under the name of "Roseburg J. Book Company." and solicits r- n continuance of your patron- A nge. Y.. N. AGKK. Heal Kstate Co.. Curb Street.. Rose. burg, Or. da 13 Tho Roseburg Soda Works is pre pared to deliver to private residences the beat soda waters and soft drinks ever made. Prompt service. Phone 2115. DTF Roof Paint at pricea you nover heard of before. Come and see Fisher, the Paint Man. d I build aldewalkB, satisfaction guar anteed, prices reasonable. Leave or ders at Roseburg Hotel. J. M. Divine. dtf Have you seen our Twin PedeNtiil Kxteuxioii Table. No unsightly base to look at when table la open. Our Rohblna table for a medium priced table has no equal. Carries leaves with It. la best constructed of any table on the market. 11. W. STRONG, The Furniture Man. dtf Best Paint on Eearth. Made while you wait from pure white lead, zinc and oil. Come In and let me show you. D. P. FISHER. d MONEY IN POULTRY. Get Con key's valuable Poultry Book FREE It you call at Mjirstera' Drug Co. Novelties In all varieties ror bath room use. Phone 2101, Winnie Gad dls, the plumber. dtf Examine the construction of a BuBh and Lane piano and you will readily understand why they guar antee them for twenty years. dtf SK0OG-8HCPE At Oak Cro?. u I uburb of Portland. July 28. 1909, 1 Howard Skoog and Miss Maud Shupe, Rev. Ailea, officiating. The bride, a daughter of Mrs. J. H. Shupe, formerly lived at Glide, this county. Regarding the pleasant event, the Oak Grove News Bays: The beautiful ceremony was wit nessed by a good company of friends of both bride and groom, the parlors being tastily decorated for the event. Miss Gertrude Skoog was bridesmaid and Mr. Kay Shupe acted as best man. Miss Margaret Warren played Knna's wedding march. The cere mony was performed under a canopy of sweet peas and ferns. Both bride and bridesmaid wore lovely Princess gowns of batiste. The fair bride car ried bride's roses and the bridesmaid carried white carnations. After the ceremony a very charm ing wedding supper was served. The young couple will be at home after August X at their home on First Avenue. Evolution of the Modern riy. With the (teeny of dialogue lu Im portance lesa ntteiitlmi has been paid to delivering It ho exquUltely as to give value to It for Its own mike. And so by degrees we cume to the mod ern piny. In which everything Is sac rificed to vnilHemlilunce, Holllixmles lire (uboocd. nnd people talk us they do lu reul life nnturntly and entirely to the point. Era. Tempert. tirlmsby rto you want i. uiarry my daughter, sir! What are ro princi ples? Are you temperate? Fledpely Temperate! Why, 1 nm so strict that It gives me pnlu even to mid my boots tight. London PIck-Me X'. It Depends. Wlgwng (trying to think of Insomnia) When you haven't been able to sleep for about a week what do you t all It? YoutigHip-What Is It, a boy or girl? Philadelphia Record. Tho Crime of Idleness. I.US1 Lady s buck comb: was lost July aim. botwocn Winchester and rtlu Masonic ccmctiM'y. Finder please return to Mis. llhlkeley ii imi.Hiicr St., s ml receive re ward. ,ur I FOR SAI.K At a bargain; 200 acres adapted to fruit or dairying: nicely located: for particulars address H. J. Wlisnn. Cnnyouville. Ore. ds7 .OST in KoAchurg. one white bow trimmed with Ince; with brooch at tached; the brooch Is a rose with girl's face in center. Finder please return to Roseburg Hotel nil re ceive reward. dtf 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 f0 per M. 70U N. Jackson 81., Phone 1219. Juit Across Ihvr (Wk. Idleness means trouble for any one. Its tho same with a lazy liver. It causes constipation. headache. Jaundice, sallow complexion, pimples and blotches, loss of nppotite, naus ea, but Dr. King's Now Life Fills iron banish liver troubles and bull.1 up your health. 25c at all drug-1'lsta. STO-KIIOI,rKltS' MKF.TING. NOT10K la hereby given that tho annual stockholders' meeting of the t'mpqua Coal Company will bo held at- tho otllce of Albert Abraham, in Roaeburg. Oregon, on Sept. 7. 1909. at 3 p. m., for the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing year. dsws6 B. W. MADDOX. Pres. H1DS WANTF.I). Notice for bids on putting up out buildings for SJiool House In Dis trict No. R6. Kackhouse8, two In number. Length 6 feet: width. 5 feet; height. 8 reel. Roof, half r'tch. Tit to he dug 6 teel long. 2 H feet wide. S feet deep. To be lined with Inch lumber. Seat run full length or buildings. 14 inches thick. 16 Inches wide. Partition on center of seat 2 feet wide. 6 feet high; to be paint ed on outside. Said buildings are to be set 80 feet north of the school house and 25 feet apart. wood Shed To be 18 feet long. 12 feet wide, high side 14 feet, low side 8 feet. Roof slant toward the north, with 10 stone pillars. Set feet north of school house: not painted. To Paint School House On out side. Two aidea length 36 feet, height to eve It feet, width 20 feet. North end to be painted, gable end on south side to be painted. The School Board furnishes all material ror the construction and painting of these buildings. Hlds will be recelP- ed until the 16th day ot August. 1909. For further particulars call phone 234X4. Direct all bids to E. A. CROW. ltswiwd Looking 01 ass, Oregon. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Di arrhoea Remedy Never Known to Full. "I have used Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy since It was llrst Introduced to the public In 1872, and have never found one instance where a cure was not speed ily effected by Ub use. I have been a commercial traveler for eighteen years, and never Btart out on a trip without this, my faithful friend," says H. S. Nichols, or Oakland, In dian Territory. For sale by all drug glBts. C Catholic Rev. v.- r M;c-ee ; pastor. Regular services wiii be heid ; In the parochial building, the church j. building being prepared for school purposes. BAPTIST Rev. W. H. Eaton, pas- tor. Morning sermon at 11 o'clock, : subject: "Is the World Growing Bet-1 ter or Worse?" Evening sermon at 8 o'clock, subject: "The Crowning ot f a Hero." Earl Parker leads the B. , V. P. U. at 7 p. m.. topic: "Why , War Should be Abolished." Bible school at 10 a. m. Baptismal service in the evening. Special music at both regular services. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening. You are In vited. METHODIST EPISCOPAL Rev. J. K. Hawkins, pastor. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m., with Pente costal service at 3 p. m.. and Young People's Epworth League service at 7 p.m. The pastor's morning subject Is: "A Gracious State Described, and How Attained." Evening sermon: "The Conversion of a Good Man." Live singing, rousing services. All aro welcome. PRESBYTERIAN Rev. E. H. Miller, of Seoul. Korea, will preach at 11 o'clock, the hour of morning worship. In the evening Mr. and Mrs. Miller will tell of their mls sinonary work In Korea. All are most cordially Invited to come out and hear them. J. E. Burkhart, pastor. "Nuf Ced" A NEW HOSIERY FOR MEN MADE WITH THE imwon I TOE"HEEL ffEG.U.S.PAT.Ofr. Mrs. Rrlner, of Portland, and Prof. Pred Bonebrake, of Perdue, are In the city, their father, J. S. bone brake, being again very 111. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dunn, of Can yon City, Colo., are guests at the home of the Jatter's brother, A. S. Wilson, proprietor of The Fair. Mrs. Glanlnl left this morning for her home In Haker City, after a visit here with her sister, Mrs. E. Auten-reith. Which means four times the wear! Remedies are Needed Were we perfect, which we are not, medicines would not often be needed. But since our systems have be come weakened, impaired and broken down through indiscretions which have gone on from the early eftes, through countless generations, remedies art needed to id Nature in correcting our inherited and otherwise acquired weaknesses. To reach the seat of stomach weakness and consequent digestive troubles, there is nothing so good as Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov ery, a glyceric COmOOUnd. extrsctMl frnm narivf moHin- inal roou sold for over forty years with great satisfaction to all users. For Weak Stomach, Biliousness, Liver Complaint, Pain in the Stomach after eating. Heartburn, Bad Breath, Belching of food, Chronic Diarrhea and other Intestinal Derangements, the "Discovery" is a time-proven and moat efficient remedy. The genuine has on its outside wrapper the Signature YOU Can't afford tO aOflant mmrm nnifnim a ithatUiit-o (no Viit nnn.alrn. holic, medicine op known composition! not even though the urgent dealer may thereby make a little bigger profit. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate and Invigorate stomach, liver and bowels. Sugar-coated, tiny granules, easy to take as candy. A way lias 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 hack anil thank us for "putting you wise." Harth's Toggery. Roseburg Home of Regal Shoes, $3.50, $4.00, $5.00 YKLLOWSTOXE PAKK. Wm. McMurry, G. P. A., O. R. & N. Co., Portland. Oregon, announces new service between Portland and Yellowstone via O. R. & N. and O. S. L. A Pullman standard sleeper leaves Portland (Jaily at 6 p. m., O. R. & N. train No. 6, arriving Yel lowstone 6:45 p. m., the third day. Leaving Yellowstc ne 6:4.r p. m.. ar riving Portland 7:25 a. in., the third day. without change of cars. For space eastbout.d apply to Wm. Mi Murray, G. P. A., O. R. & N. Co., Port land; westbound 0. Si. L. Agent, Yel lowstone, Mont. sw&eodd 60 YEARS EXPERIENCE? 0 rAnH t a w vTt iav T1IK IIOXI) RKAITY CO. Or chards, farms, timber and city prop- j erty. Some fine bargains. Cass St., Roseburg. Ore. DTF Trade Mark Designs Cop v rights As. A.iyonenpnmnjf a nuen and description msy l iUloklr uxL-eriulii our piuhiimi free whether o niTetitlmi Id prohnlilyyHtenlnhlo. Conmiunloa tltiiiintricily couiidontlii!. HANOBOQK on Paisots ent free. OMost ouom y for Mucurintt patents. l'ntemi takuii thnxiwh Al umi St Co. recelr? tptclal notice, without clinriro, lu the Scientific Hmcrican. A handsomely Itlnprnf it wenkly. I.nteett clr CUiatlon of but hrienitiKi J'-nntnl. Ternw, 13 s renr; four months, 1. tiull by all newidealsra, MUNNSCo.SB""N6tflforli Srsucb filUoe. f At- Wash Inn too, O. G FOUR BIG BARGAINS 25 Acres in fruit Only $6,500 Easy Terms 55 Acres in Fruit Only $ 1 0,000 Easy Terms These Fine Bar gains cannot be duplicated any where in the Ump qua Valley, and the price will ohly last 1 4 days. Call and get full particulars. 20 Acres in fruit Only $8,500 Good Terms 131 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 Water Co. 116 Cass St. Roseburg National Bank Building. 116 Cass St.