V
BE WELL
During the hot days
CONSULT YOUR DOCTOR.
When he orders medicine
Bring Your Prescriptions Here for
Results
We sell all the standard remedies
MERCKS & SQUIBBS CHEMI
CALS IN PRESCRIPTIONS
Roger & Gallett's and Colgate's
Toilet Preparations.
Stationery
Hamilton Drug Co.
24 1 Jackson Street, Roseburg.
aVESlNC ROSEBURG REVIEW
AlUl'ST 10, 1!H1.
DAILY WKATHEK KEPORT.
U. S. Weather .Bureau, local otllce,
Roseburg, 24 hours ending 6 a. m.,
today.
Precipitation lu IncheJ and bun
dredths: Maximum temperature) IX
Minimum temperature 44
Precipitation 04
Total preclp. since lat of mo.
000
Avg preclp. for mo. for 32 yra
34
Total preclp., Sep. 1, '08, to date
33.61
Avg. preclp from Sep. 1, 1877
31.21
Tot. deficiency from Sep. 1, '08
60
Average precipitation for 32
wet seasons, (Sep. to May
inclusive) 33.00
i Observer.
WILLIAM HELL,
WEATHEU FORECAST:
Fair tonight and Tuesday; prob
ably warmer tonight.
VuhtiGOX 111 FLU TEAM
OFF FOH CAMP PKltlEY.
PORTLAND. Or., Aug. 15. With
' the determination of finishing will
up towards first place, the team of 14
. picked marksmen who are to repre
sent the- Oregon National Cluard in
the National rifle competition leave
this morning for the National range
at Camp Perry, Ohio, on the shore
' of Lake Erie, near Cleveland.
. In a competition among the best
Iiots of the slates, that has contin
ued right up to the present week,
the shooting members of the team,
14 in number, have been ferreted
out. The personnel was announced
yesterday, for the first time, and is
as follows:
Sergeant R. L. Perdew, Eugene;
Private Butte Mooney, Cottage
firove; Sergeant .1. F. Potts, Cottage
Grove; Lieutenant V. E. Cunning
ham, McMinnville; Sergeant Alex
Ferguson, Roseburg; Corporal G. A.
Pickard, Portland; Major F. B. Ham
lin, Rosnburg; Sergeant Charles II.
White, Portlnnd; Sergeant Stevens,
Portland ; Corporal O. P. Rom nine,
Portland: Private Marquain, Albany;
Captain H. O. Scott, Portland; Ser
geant A. A. Schwa rz, Portland: Lieu
tenant G rover Todd. Woodburn.
The team goes with a hard fight
ahead in the rifle events, for the
1 showing made by the Oregon team
In the National matr-h of lit year
was such as to cause its designation
hv the war department as part of
Class A., cr one of the first 15 teams
out of the 50 entered.
TAKE NOTICE.
Tf you are all run down Foley's
Kidney Remedy will help you, as it
strengthens the kidneys so they will
eliminate the Impurities from the
blood that depress the nerves, and
cause exhaustion, backache, rheuma
tism and urinary irregularities, which
f sap the vitality. Do not delay, and
risk having Brieht's disease or dia
betes. Take Foley's Kidney Remedy
as it is Tiealing and antlspptlc. and
will restore health and strength. Re
fuse substitutes. Red Cross Phar
macy. tfi ICE BOXES! 1111 BOXES!
On account of the backward bpr
bov we have a number of Icp chests
on hand which we would rather sell
at a discount of $2.00 or $3.00 p?r
box than carry over to next season.
Thw is an item worth considering.
ROSEBURG FURNITURE CO..
dtf Jackson. & Cass Sts.
No matter how long you have suf
fered, Foley's Kidney Remedy will
- "help you. Mrs. S. L. Rowen. of
Wayne, W. Va.. writes. "I was a Buf
fcrer from kidney disease so that a
times I could not get out of bed. and
when I did I could not stand up
straight. I took Foley's Kidney Rem
edy. One dollar bottle and part of
m the second cured me entirely." It will
cure you. as it has restored health
and strength to thousands. Red
Cross Pharmacy.
LOCAL NKWS.
The best bread made at Umpqua
Bakery. Free delivery. Phone 2211.
George Riter returned Sunday
from a business trip to British Co
lumbia. W. L. Slothboom, of Portland, Is
the guest of his sister, Mrs. L. L.
Baker, of this city.
Miss McKay, who has been visiting
! here with her sister, Mrs. W. E. Ott,
! left Sunday for her home at Turner.
' Mrs. Win. Bell and daughter, Miss
Elaine, left Sunday for Puget Sound
j points and Victoria, B. C, to visit
with friends.
. Miss Mattie Perry, of the clerical
I force at the postofflce, Is spending
. her vacation in Medford, the guest
' of Mrs. Kate Plymale Collins.
I For Irrigating plants or anything
I In the line of machinery, see J. W.
DePries, at Althaus and Sons' gar
age, tf
There will be a social dance in
j Maccabee Hall, Circus night, August
27th. Good music. Come and have
a good time. dtd
Salem Statesman: B. S. Vandeear,
who has been employed at Barr's
Jewelry Store, will remove to Port
land with his family today, where
he has accepted a position with Free
lander & Co.
Dr. J. L. Callaway, Ostopathlc Phy
sician. Abraham Building, Roseburg.
Owners of pianos in Douglas coun
ty can now secure the services of a
ompetent resident tuner. Highest
endorsements. Twenty years ex
perience. Send postal to C. H. Arun
del, Myrtle Creek, Or. dtf
A Bupply of the new edition of
the Oregon mining laws has just
reen received at this office, ft In
'.dudes everything to date In legal
ulntng procedure. Copies only 40
ents each. ' TF
Hot water bottles, fountain eyr
nges. bulb syringes, and atomizers,
he f.nest and most complete line lo
'he city. Sold at the lowest prices
mi our guarantee to give satisfaction.
r.onk at our 'Ine and you will not
fiuy elspwbere. Hamilton Drue Co.
What Is In a name We don't
know, but we do know that we have
the greatest variety and more big
bargains than have ever been shown
in Roseburg. Be a Missourian. Come
in and be shown. THE FAIR. 125
Cass St. dtf
Never sacrifice quality for price.
See a Bush and Lane and the Victor
Piano at Burr's Music House. dtf
W. E. Marsters, the mamle 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
ible, and all his work guaranteed.
North Jackson street, near Deer
Creek Bridge, Roseburg, Oregon
"Hot Air"
is not so filling
as it might be.
And It won't do your wash
ing or keep us from doing
It. There was a bunch of "hot
air" released on the streets to
the effect that the Laundry had
shut down pending a raise In
the plant. But It s all "hot
air" we are running right
along and will continue to
run for we will be on our
new floor Monday mornlnx. all
ready for your work as usual.
Phone 791 and we will call
Roseburg Steam Laundry
Wholesale Jo Cream
We are now prepared to furnish
Ice Cream iu wholesale quantities,
and at reasonable prices. See us be
fore buying.
Palace of Sweets
LKXOX & OTT, Props. Phone 217-J
Albert McCoy, who has been visit
ing here with his mother, Mrs. M.
McCoy, left today for his home In
Seattle.
Miss Nellie Woodson returned
home to Grants Bass today, after a
visit here at the home of her brother,
Engineer J. L. Woodson.
Virgil Parker, brother of Mrs.
Alex Anderson, who has been em
ployed since spring at Mllledge &
Pickens Bros.' grocery In this city,
returned home to Albany on Sun
day. Dr. Lowe, the sight specialist, will
be in Roseburg Friday and Saturday
of this week. As he does not go
from house to house consult him In
Room 74, at McClallen House, dsw
Parties wishing something nice In
a laundry tray, cast enamel, stone
glazed, or cement, call on Winnie
Gad ills, the plumber. dtf
ARB YOU AFTER PROFIT? Read
Conkey's Book on Poultry. Free at
Marsters Drug Co.
For prompt piano tuning and re
pairing, leave orders at Burr's Music
House. All work guaranteed. tf
Phone 2211 for anything in the
baking line free delivery. Umpqua
Bakery. dtf
KNOW poultry raising! Conkey's
Book on Poultry Free. Bring this
adv. to Marsters Drug Co.
Raised and sweet doughnuts, fresh
every morning at 9 o'clock at Ump
qua Bakery. dtf
B. F. Russell, the ex-S. P. engi
neer left Sunday for his ranch near
Sheridan, Yamhill County, to reside.
Mrs. Russell and daughter join him
next Friday. Henry Ryan, another
ex-engineer, who is also interested in
the iranch, and his mother will occupy
the place jointly with Mr, and Mrs.
Russell.
Marshfleld Times: Mrs. A. Stiles,
Worthy Grand Matron of the Oregon
Eastern Star, who has been visiting
Doric Chapter for a few days, will
leave today for the Coqullle Valley
where she will visit the chapters
there, after which she will proceed
to Roseburg Mrs. A. M. Craw
ford, wife of Attorney General
Crawford, arrived here this week
from Salem to visit at the home of
her nn.-'le, Judge Watson, of Coos
City. Mr. Crawford will come down
next week to attend the Oregon-Idaho
Development Congress and to visit
friends. He formerly practiced law
here.
U. R. and W. B. Melton were down
from Deer Creek today.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Singleton
were in from Oak Creek today.
Al. Wilson returned to Yoncalla
Sunday, after a brief visit here.
W. E. Davenport left Sunday for a
visit nt hie old home In Indiana.
E. L. Parrott went to Portland on
Sunday night with another shipment
or cattle.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Frear and son
left Sunday night for Seattle to at
tend the fair.
A. A. Jones and family will leave
Wednesday for Seattle to visit with
relatives and see the fair.
Mrs. J. O'Brien returned home to
Eugene today, after a visit here with
her daughter, Mrs. 11. 11. Stapleton.
I. Wollenberg went to Portland on
business today. Mrs. Wollenberg
and daughter, Miss Irma, accompan
ied him.
Mrs. and Mrs. J. E. Wells and baby
left today for their home at Buena
Vfsta, Polk county, after a two
weeks' visit at Brockway with her
pnrents, Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Sim
mons.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Tooley left this
morning for Seattle to attend the
fair. They will be joined at Port
land by their son. Sam Tooley, a for
mer resident of this city, now In the
livestock business near Pueblo, Colo.
Chas. Wonacott, of Portland, It?
the guest of his parents. Judge and
Mrs. a. w. Wonacott, of this cltv.
Mrs. Wonacott's two sisters, Mrs. J.
, L. Steele and Mrs. Dee, and the
former's husband, all of Los An
geles, who have been visiting here for
the past three weeks, left today for
Seattle to see the fair.
I Douglas County Creamery butter
lonly 75c a two-pound square. Ask
1 vour grocer for It. Patronize home
Industry. DTF
Surfacing was begun todny on the
street paving work on Jackson street.
An effort will be made to complete
the four blocks on this street and
I the two on Douglas street before elr
I cus day, August 27. This will reopen
two main thoroughfares for traffic.
The Deer Creek bridge was mostly
re-plunked yesterday by the paving
I company, who are hauling ill their
crushed rock, bltullthic material.
etc., from North Roseburg ncross this
bridge. Work on the foundations
' for the new bridge Is expected to
begin this week.
When you begin your
preparations to go
camping, don't
that
forget
can fill your orders.
They keep t complete
line of
GROCERIES
I , , 3
r'hone 2381 Commercial Club Bldg.
C. H. Brown was over from near
Oakland today.
A. M. Smith was over from Oak
land Sunday.
Hon. Pliuu Cooper was in from
Roberts Creek today.
1). H. Lenox and children are home
from a trip to Bandou.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Singleton came
over from Wilbur Sunday evening.
Sir. and Mrs. J. P. Culver left here
Sundny for Seattle to visit the
fair.
Arthur Hluton, who had been vls
ItliiK In this city, left this morning
for St. Louis.
Kd. Maraters Ib raising his marble
works on lower Jackson street to
conform to the new street grade.
I.lberatl's band, which has been
playing at the A-Y-P exposition at
Seattle passed through here this
morning enroute south.
Miss Anna Wharton returned Sat
urday from a trip to California and
left Sundny for Albany to resume her
mlllluery work.
Earl Strong returned from Eugene
Saturday evening. After spending a
month here with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. 13. W. Strong, he lenves for the
east to enter Harvard college.
Messrs. Conner and lluHrllle, pro
prietors of the Cottnge drove Londor,
were hero Saturday evening inspect
ing our new street paving, with a
view to urging similar action in Cot
tage Grove.
Yostorday's band concert was the
last for tills season on the court
house square. The large attendance
again emphasized the need for the
lawn there to be extended over the
entire court house grounds.
Miss Leone Mathews arrived here
from Albany Sunday evening and
wont out to Peel today to spend the
remnlnder of her vacation with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Mathews.
She will teach in the Albnny schools
ngain next winter.
Mrs. J. W. Strange left for Port
lnnd Sunday to attend a family re
union of the Strange family. Her
brother-in-law, A. T. Strango, of
Litchfield, III., Is expected to come
out and meet the other members of
the family upon this occasion.
Prof. L. L. Baker, city superin
tendent of Roseburg's public and
high schools, with his family, and
u. w. Strong and family, leaves to
morrow far West Fork on a ten
days' vacation. The schools will
open on Monday, Sept. 13. for the
coming year's sessions.
Prof. L. R. Aldonnnn, of Eugene.
Mid C. H. Jones, of Salem, left here
Sunduy morning for Coos county to
attend a teachers' Institute. Prof.
Alderman will be n candidate for
state superintendent of public In
struction on the republican ticket
next year. Supt. Ackerman will not
again be a candidate, but will prob
ably try for the nomination for governor.
I build sidewalks, satisfaction guar
anteed, prices reasonable. Leave or
ders at Roseburg Hotel. J. M. Divine.
dtf
Tlio Kind You Havo Always Bought, and which has been
lu use for over 30 years, has home the uifrnature of
S-rf? and has boon inado under his per
CjStArXi'jtj BO"111 supervision since its infancy.
cuw Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations aud " Just-us-good " nre but
KxperimenU that trltle with aud endanger the health of
lntiiuts mid Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pore,
tforlc, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nnrcotlo
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worm
and allajs Feverishuesg. It cures lMarrhcca and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Coustlpatlor
nnd Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach nnd ltowels, giving healthy und natural sleep.
The Children's l'unuceu The mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Sears the ,
y Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Hare Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TNt OCHTAUM OOMMtMV. TT MUHMV MTRKCT. NC VOK 3rT.
CANTON VI LI.H MOWN.
Chas. Tlornnrd returned homo on
Wednesday from Klmmith County,
where he has been working for sev
eral weeks. While hauling hay at
Port Klamath recently he fell off a
load, injuring his arm and ahoulder
to such an extent as to render hiin
unnblo to work for a time.
Mr. and Mr. Lou O'Connor nr-
rlved Thursday morning from Seattle
where they have made their home
for several months. They expect
lo go from here to Idaho, where Mr.
O'Connor will work In the mines.
MtflB Florence Damewood waH tak
en by her parents to the Mercy Hos
pital lu RoBoburg a few days aeo nnd
an operation was performed to re
move a growth from her nose.
Ttiddlr New.
Mr. and Mrs. Hampton, of Kan
sas, are visiting at the home of Mr.
Red I for.
Miss Ethel Waite. of Suthorlln.
ramn up to spend a few days as the
guest of Miss Alice Lake.
Donna Crow and her friend arriv
ed here Monday from Klamath Fallf
nnd will visit at the home of Mr. nnd
Mrs. H, A. Crow.
Miss Jennie Collins left Monday
for Portlnnd. Khe will take the
teachers' examlmttiou and visit with
friends and relatives. While there
she expects to join a party and go
camping to Mt. Hood.
Mrs. Florence Colvlg, of Ornnls
Pass, came down Saturday to assist
Miss Mellle Qulne In the care of her
mother, who Is quite poorly.
, MIks Doris Lake, of Orland, Calif.,
Is here to spend a pnrt of the sum
rnor at the home of her uncle, C II.
Lake. Kcho.
SMITHSON 1'ltOVKS 1IIM-
HKLF KINO OF IIIItDLFKS.
SKATTLK, Wash., Aug. 14. liy
beating A. H. Shaw, of the Chicago
Athletic Association, the holder of
the recognised American record for
the 120-yard hurdles, and equalling
the record attributed to him, Forrest
C. Smithson, of the Multnomah Ama
teur Athletic Club, of Portland, again
established himself as a greatest
hurdler In the world.
Not satisfied with having beaten
Shaw In the world's championships
i"" ' mot im , OIIIIIIIBUU lUUIiy
I defeated the famous easterner who
the Amateur Athletic Union credits
with a record of U 1-5 second) for
120 yards,-by ten feet In the same
time. Unfortunately, both Smithson
and Shaw bowled over a hurdle iu
running, and this proven Lb tho time
No Equals None Better None so Good
CHAMPION
"Vacation NeccttHlty.
A Fountain Pen
MOWERS
HAYRAKES
BINDERS
We have just received a CARLOAD of Harvesting
machinery, direct from the Factory, and if you are
going to buy a Mower, Hayrake or a Binder, call or
write us for prices.
REMEMBER
Our stock of Farm Wagons, Buggies and Macks is
the largest iu Southeru Oregon, aud we can suit you
in style and price.
J. F. BARKER & CO.
o
Implements, Vehicles Phone 161 Roseburg Ore.
a fountain pen i3
especially useful when
you are away from
home.
-you will find at
being recognized, though everyon
prcHunt wiib thoroughly sutlblled that
the Multnoimih Club entry waa the
master of all hurdlers.
Novelties in all varieties for bath
room use. Phone 2101, Winnie Gad
dls, the plumber. dtf
Many specials In close out pat
terns; also many new arrivals; Blan
kets, Kobes, Quilts and Comfort.
Get our prices before your buy your
fall requirements. RICE & RICE
dsw
Do you wear box? It so call In and
examine our Hue of guaranteed hos
iery 4hey cast no more than other
kinds and it costs you nothing to
see them. We can Bave you money
on hosiery. We havo them for la
tiles, misHes, men and boys. TH13
l''Airt, 125 Cuss St. dtf
Welcome Words to Women
Women who suffer with diiordera peculiar to their
ex ahould write to Ur. I'ierco and receive free the
advioe of a physician of over 41) yean' experience
ikilled and sucoeitsful speciulint in the diteaies
of women, livery letter of Ills sort has the most
careful consideration and is regarded sacredly
confidential. Muny sensitively modciit women write
fully to Ur. Ficroe what they would shrink from
tellinft to their lucal physician. The locul physician
is pretty sure to say that he cannot do anything
without "an cxnminution." Dr. I'ierco holds thut
these distasteful oxaminatinni nrn donprnltv n.l-
less, and that no woman, except in rare cases, should submit to them.
Dr. Pieroe'a treatment will cure you riy.ht In ths privacy of
your own home. His Favorite Prescription" baa oured
hundreds of thousands, some of them Uio worst of cases.
It Is the only medicine of its kind that Is the product of a regularly graduated
physician. The only one good enough that its makers dare to print its every
ingredient on ils outside wruppcr. There's no seorecy. It will bear examina
tion. No alcohol and no hahit-forming drugs are found in it. Some unscrup
ulous medicino dealers may oirr you a substitute. Don't take it. Don't tri8
with your health. Write to World's Dispensary Medical Association, Dr. K.
v- 1 'erce, President, lluffalo, N. Y., take the advice received and be well.
We Can Blow Our Horn
pretty loudly It wo wanted to tell
how many men wo have saved from
making a mistake in their lumber
buying. When a man conies here
wo try lo give him the benefit of our
experience ns well as sell him good
lumber. If you Intend to build or
repair wo will gladly ndvlso you of
tho best lumber to une nnd tho least
nunnllty it will take for the Job.
MCONA MIf.LS I.I MHRH CO.,
Cor. Pino and Onk Btruota.
our "Pen Section" all
the leading makes at
prices to suit any
purse.
let us show you-
what we have for
YOUR particular use.
Posebur? DooK Company
llnnkMellers Htm toners
231 North Jackson Street.
HOSEIiUltd : : :OltKOON
Se the
North Side Planing Mill Co.
North of Page Lumber Yards, for
AH kinds of Lumber and Mill Work.
Fruit boxes, House building Material, Doors, Frames,
Window Screens andClass in all sizes, Mouldings and
Brackets, Shingles and Lath.
Mill on Kinney Hpur Telephone 8-181 Orders Promptly Filled
Roseburg, Oregon.
I'HOM A MOIIKlt.N PI.A.MNU MUX
you can get all sorts of useful and
ornumental work all ready to use.
If you requlro a lattice for the porch
or arbor you can find as much as
you want among our mill work. If
you need railings, or posts, or col
umns, or doors, or molding, our mill
work will provide them at a mo
ment's notice. Come, see how many
things It Includes.
" Orders filled for all kinds of fruit
boxeB.
The J. G. Flook Co.
Itoactmrg, Oregon,