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Newspaper Page TextWe Have Helped Others Why Not Let Us Help You? If you puy huuxi- rent for the liimltnnl. If you arc puylnK for your Iioiiih for youinHf and funiily.. U't u lii'lp you roup the rewind of money you Imvu In-en piiyiiiK for reiil, liy bullillui; you lioine null allowing you t" iy for It In eny montlily raj mi nU ami low rule of luteret. Wu will help you liny or hulld u home or pay oh a morlKiiue, mid allow the limn to be puftl huek in nionlhly or uiinuul pujineiilH Hi S per cent lutereat. Our plnn uud volume of buNlueiM en ulilin o lo nmke these reinuimihle loium. Muiiiy euu he returned uny time, then hy HtoppiiiK further InteriKt, or we will allow you nine 'yrnrtt to reluru imy limn, either htrue or niiiiiII. In eiuie of misfortune or MiekneHK, we will allow three inoiillm without n line. We will also nllow you 8 mt rent on nil advance puymelitH. WK CAN' AKItANtiK WITH KA KM MIS I'Oll ANNIAI. I'A Y.MKNTH. If you want a loan, Hee Mr. Walker, ill the llouulnH County Heal Kslate Olllce. Heliiemher we charg" no ronimlsslon for our w-rvlees. The rouipiiny puyH us for our time. See us lit wire. Daniel S. R. Walker, Agent. itoKi;i!i i;, oitKtiox. Cass Street, Roseburg National Bank Building r Vl r K.V OKKtiON ilKIi 1 laJeofback. Is lu U held to Lb worth Bl'li'C !' jAPAM'sr,. morii than t?.u, for criminal irmni u " .lion iMiDsts. at lean ll will lie VALE, Or.. Aug. 15. Ater being '; grand lareuy to steal one. rftimeit a marriage license by the county clerk of Malheur. Miss Marcla llarole, 21 years old. aud "Sloe." 27 years old, a Japanese, boih residents of Vale, procured a license at Welser, Idaho, and were married. I hey wm make their home In Vale after a trip lu the exiHwitlon at Seattle. The bride Is an accomplished mu sician. Her home Is at La Crosse, i Wis., where she was graduated from college three years ago. Travelling men will sleep tonight under nine-foot bedsheets, made that long so as to fold back over what. In many rural hotels tire abomina tions In the shape of antique un washed "comforts." HITCHCOCK'S HANI) SKKX IN I'OAI, LAN I) STICAL WASHINGTON, Aim. 15. Two! Hhe also cabinet oltlcers are on the carpet. completed a course In a conservatory When the tacts relating to llie iun MMMII , MIlUMW HARTH'S TOGGERY LOCAL MOWS. KVAMH CASK VV A(iAlX. A marriage llcctiuo has been lHtmed to Thus, V. linker a nil Maud M. Itninham. A. Oelrkmann and .Mm Hull were nmutiK the Myrtle Creek people In town thin afternoon. 8. W. Leake wan in from Doer Creek today with a loud of produce. Including; Lme Una upptea. MIhh Arv I In ICdwnrdtt, of Drain, l vIhHIiik hero with her KrnndpareiitH, Mr. und Mm. John Newman. KiiKone (Juurd: Mr. and Mra. C. P. Hnrnard and daughter leave Sun day morning fur a trip to Minneapolis mid Ht. l'aul. ItoHeburg'H delegation in the Oregon- Idaho Development OongreHS will lenvo for Alartthltuld about the middle of the week. Hon. It. L. Kddy nnd family nnd MIhh Veva Itulck have returned from a Hojourn of several weeks on li Is ranrh near Melroao. I. A. Dean came, down from Kiddle thin afternoon to take chnrge of IiIh iiiumIo. store butdnenH, jiurehiiHed taut week from MeKlhluny A So.n. HIh family will follow In a day or two. W. W. Cardwoll reports more fant homes arriving hero for tihe rnee moot on Sept. 2, H and 4, and hu.vh nt leaHt 30 racers, mnny of them reg Istorod animals, will he at the track when tho threw days' rucliiK opens. Loyal Stephens, of this city. Lynn Cnton, A. A. Smith and Waller Dun ham, of Oakland, are hunting t IiIh wiM'k near the foot of (1 rouse moun tain, up toward Hohemla. Tho ornamental In mp posts for RosnhurR's mw nt reet lighting pvh tem will arrive about the last of l he prenent mouth nnd will be put In plftpe at onoe. SubucriberB for a few more are still needed. If your grocer does not furnish you with U in p() an Bakery goods rail Phono 2211 and they will be deliver ed to you. dir Stop nt Tho Fair and look at the beautiful enameled pictures. $:j.00 values for $1.2f. You will have t: hurrv; they are going fast; supply 1b limited. dtf "What to Kot and Where to tie! It" 1b tho title of a handsome Menu Card gotten up by tho Umpqua link ery. Call and get one. dtf The Hoseburg Soda Works In pro pared to deliver to private residences tho best soda waters nnd soft drinks ever made. Prompt service. Phone 21 IT. DTK POPLTH YMAN AHVANCK! Head Con key's Book on Poultry KB KK. Get It at Marsters Drug Co. IMPORTANT NOTK'K to everyone who has a valuable photo. I Hi not let miy agent have It under the pre tense of showing you a proof I r days later free. If you do you will regret tt. They will call on yon noon, ns they are In town now. This notice is given by Clark's Studio, da IX S. Tolladuy was over from Oakland Saturday. Hon. It. A. Booth was here from RAN KKANCIHCO. Calif., Aug 15 Eugene on business today. Badly worried over a letter from Through John T. Ung and T. O. ii, vnvv i .m.w ,,.nr .nviflir i,.. Mlielll, his attorneys, Max YVelm has fuwf ano,hf.r board of Inquiry for his liled In the circuit court an appeal iart (n ,hH ommtic (rouble of the irom u juiiKiiH-m renu.-reu hi m- ,navu wtructor, llolden A. Kvailf corder Oreutt's court, In this city. nml nh) iirvUy wife i,i(,ut(,nnnl awarding W. G. Patterson $211 on vvim Osburn left todav for hi? uu iwvouutlng falhe.rfl homo at Kugeno. Or., tow- Miss Leone Mathews arrived here ,.nrt. Jrom n,8 famIly rrom Albany Sunday rveuing and , After nmuy W(.(.ks of efrort Con went out to Peel today to spend the Htniutiar Kvans bos secured from remainder or ner vacation wnn ner President Tuft sHiirnn.e that nnnth. parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. M-ilbews. er board of Inquiry will be appointed She will teach in tho Albany schools the ,()fll.(, wnl(.h ma ftt Mur(J again next winter. j iHintHi My w(tl be reconvened to J. B. dorr of Oakland, father of war th( m.w ovi(UM1(;e whU.h Kvani( it. ii, ...... ...... iihh hi'i'ti nhio In HPiirH In tut niiun brought to Mercy Hospital, Sunday, and will have to undergo an opera tion. Mr. (ioff is 7fi yi'ars of age. Frniiik K. Alley, who haa been 111 of catarrhal appendicitis at Mercy Hospital, Is reHtrted as greatly Im proved today. Kventually, however, ho will be obliged to submit to an operation. The midnight prowler who hns oc casionally been disturbing the resi dents of North Koschurg during the past month wns again busy on Fri day and Saturday nights about the hoines of J. It. Leo nnd Mrs. ,1. L Cawlfleld. The disturber hns not been known to take anything more than Koine food whb-h was missed from Mr. tree's refrigerator. His np neuraiicn causes annoyance, however, and as be manages to slip awny In tho darkness his identity Is still un known. Work is now In progress by Ken dall Bros., raising the Wluchestei dam nbout three feel so as to pro vide more power at their electrical nnd pumping station there. This ad dition Is being built of wood but it is believed It will answer the purpose, until next year when a new con-rete dam Is contemplated. itebul'dlio; the South Pmpqua plant Is now well advanced. The mill race has prac tically been rebuilt and the tullracc deepened. A new K 4 -Inch Sampson turbine and a new 7;"-kllowatt elec tric generator are liiHtatled. It Is ex pected that this plant will be ready for operation by Sept. lt. It will he used as an auxiliary of Ihe Win chester plant and will at least keep the business ilfsl rid supplied with IlKht In case of any accident at Win chester. '3 9 Mr'. Maud Kvnns, the divorced wife of KvaiiB, who gave up her fam ily nnd her position In society to become nhe wife of Osburn, ho been hero for two months, following short stage career. She has visited Kvans on Mare Island dally, and Is constantly with her children. That she will testify against Osburn at the coming hearing la admitted by her friends. Mrs. Kvans is very bitter against Osburn. because she says that after making violent protestations of love to her. which cnused Mrs. 10 vans to allow herself to 1ms divorced, Osburn refused to support her until the di vorce laws of the state would allow them to marry. Osburn told Mrs. Kvfl'tis several weeks ago It va.s all a mistake. It u mors of a recomctlln-tlon be tween Kvnns nnd his wife hove beer current hero for some .time, but are d i n-ed by both sides. Kvans was not tn San Francisco today and could not be seen. There wore reports In Vollejo yesterday that as a token of n second betrothal. Constructor Kvans had given bis divorced wife n diamond ring. Krlonds of the couple In Ran Francisco deny that. Haying the ring he wears was given her by her hus band in the early days of the'.v first romance. of music. She Is possessed of a beau tlful soprano voice. Before coming to Vale she taught in the public schools of Dakota, Montana and Idaho. The groom attended the college at Takahara, Japan, and graduated from a business college at San Fran cisco. He writes a good hand nnd soakB the English language fluently. He has been lu the Putted States 16 years. Ten years of this time has been pent In Malheur county. After graduating from the business college he conduoied a large eurio Hhop at San Francisco. He sold out and went to Spokane, where he en gaged In the same business. Since coming to Vale he has beeii engaged in the rest a u ran t business. He Is worth In the neighborhood of $25,-000. MIKKOritl'K BL1 l; LAWS IX KFFKCr TOMOKItOW (rand Ijtrceny to Steal Hog, O-Foot Bed Sheet. No Nude lit Art, Xo Scandal to Im- Printed nlngham coal land clnlms in the Chugach, Alaska, national forest come out, not only will Ballinger be t Involved, but It is said it Is probable that Postmaster General Frank Hitch- cock will have to defend himself against charges that as national chairman he made promises to Cun ningham and powerful western asso ciates representing New York fin ancial interests, to get support for Taft in the campaign for-rlie nomina tion. From what is known here the charges will be of such a nature as ; to force the president to take eognlz- j ance of them. Everyone knows Taft I was igiborant of the details of his campaign for the nomination, and of j necessity he left such things to his manager. Hitchcock. It Is remem bered that there were real con'tests tn ' many stntes over Taft delegates and the charges will probably be made that-Hitchcock traded the promise of j expediting he Cunningham claims ' for the support of Taft delegations, . to be delivered at the Chicago con- ! veivtlon. j "copyiiaht 1909' The Hotue of Kuppeohdmef Cfaicwo A Glorious Victory. CASTOR I A For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Beam the Signature of BRADLEY The Second Hand Man Cun save you money on any thing you want to buy. If you have any thins to sell get my offer before selling ns I will pay the highest cash price for second hand goods. A. D. Bradley, - - The 2nd !Rr Man CAMAS PRAIRIE I?est fanning countr) in the Northwest. Deep, black loam. Plenty of rainfall. He sure and see our CROPS. All sized farms. Kasy terms. Call or write Deardorff & McClannahan ningcville, Idaho. There's rejoicing In Fedora. Tenn A inn n 'b life has been saved, aud now Ir. King's New Discovery Is the talk of the town for curing C. V Pepper of deadly lung hemorrhages "I could not work nor get about," he writes, "and the doctors did me jio Good. but. after using Or. King's New Discovery three weeks, I feel like n new man. and can do good work nKaln." For weak, sore or diseosed lungs. Coughs and Colds. Hemor rhages, Hay Fever, LnCrlppe, Asthma or any Bronchial affection It stands unrivaled. Price f0c and $1.00 Trial bottle free. Sold au.l gunrn teed by all dm'- jUts. UKAL F.STAI K THAXSI'EltS. C. A. Kearney to C. M. I'- '.nann, $:(imh; lots 1 1 and I block 57 It. It. Addition to Uosebnrg. M. L. Crulcksbank to C. H. T. At wood. $4 000; ;!l'0 a res, sec. 16. :ti-7. Ceo. H Herron to Florence Seety. $10; ItiO acres, sec. 34. L'tl-it. The Crime of Idleness. Idleness means trouble for any one. Us the same with a Inzy liver It causes constipation, headache. UMindlce. sallow complexion, pimples mil blotches, loss of appetite, imu-s-a. but lr. King's New Life Pill iron banish liver troubles and build i Yiur health. iLc at all drug : Ma. I u a cert u in fa m I ly , once u pon a time, three svta of twins were born Th e i ue-st ion o f na in m g t hem was settled by calling the first pair, two hoys. Peter and BepeaUT. The next pair, sirls. came In time and wen named, after considerable dtlhVulty Kate and Duplicate. Third and last pair surprNed the parents for one was a boy aim the other was a gtrl. After exhausting the dictionaries of niumi. it was finally decided to name them Max and Climax. Ex. KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Aug. 15.- That sentiment in MisKourt Is drift ing toward the puritanical Is evi denced by a glance at some of the 80 new laws passed by the state leg islature last winter, and which be come effective tomorrow. One measure provides thai even the nude In art must go. Another makes It an offense punishable by fine or Jail sentence for any news paper or periodical to publish scan dalous Items, even though they be a matter of record In court. Except on dining enrs, no liquor may be drunk on any train within the borders of the state. Colored and whkte women are to be segregated In the state reform schools. A law was passed making it a felony to steal electric iower. It will be a misdemeanor to pub lish anything about promoting di vorces. Any boy under 18 years of age caught smoking a cigarette will he liable to a fine of $10, and any one selling to such a youth, or giving to him a cigarette or Mhe makings" will be liable to a fine up to $I0n. A hog, no matter how much of o Keeps your clothes pressed free: How Much Does This Mean to You in a Year? the price of a new suit Try the Harth's Toggery Good Clothes System HOME OF RCGAL SHOES Harth's Toggery. Roseburg Home of Regal Shoes, $3.50, $4.00, $5.00 The Nebraska Station has been ex permen t ing w 'vM m ilk hi g mach i nes. It was found that most cows yl lded their milk as freely and fully when milked with a machine as when milk ed by hand, but with some Individual cows the use of the machine wns not entirely successful. Heifers accus tomed to the machines from the first appear to do better ''han older cows which have been milked by hand. Get a flue, three-sheet wall chart, if you trv a suction sink atopnei o In colors, freo with a year's sub you'll never be without one. See Cured Hay Fever and Summer Cold. scrlptlon to The Review. Winnie Gnddls. the plumber. tf A. S. Nusbaum, Bntcsvllle. Tnd., writes: "Last year I suffered for three months with a summer cold bo distressing that It Interfered with my business. I had many of the symp toms of hay fever, and a doctor's pre scription did not reach my case, and I took several medicines which seem ed onlv to nggrnvnte It. Fortunately I Insisted upon having Foley's Honey and Tar. It quickly cured me. My wife has since used Foley's Honey and Tar with the same success." For chronic coughs and lung trouble i' has no equal. Refuse substitutes Red Cross Pharmacy. Review nrhitlesr nlwnvn tlie. l NOTICE to Users of Wood The Page Investment Company has made arrangements whereby it can furnish seasoned split body fir four-foot wooi in car and half c.ir lob for cash at rock-bottom prices. Sidewalk lumber $10 per M. 70!) X. Jackson St., l'lione 1210. Just Ai-ross l)-r Crei-k. EXCEPTIONA L BARGAINS I SLUVK IIIM A STF.AK For something special for dinners, parties or balls, see the Unipqua Hak- sweet, lender nnd juicy and your hus hand will open up bis hvart and tits pooketbtM.k. Where will jou get such a steak Why hhl here, of course We have the choicest meats in all th land If yen buy here once your husband will get good-natured Inline dWite! If ymi buy here regularly he will be "Sunny Jim" fell the time. The Economy Nfarkct Geo. KoblliAtfvo, lYop. $3,300.00 $1,000.00 $3,000.00 2 houses and 2 acres 200 acres, six-room of garden and fruit close 159 acres, tive-room house. bar cattle and to town a fine invest- house. A small payment horses; 50 acres cultiva- ment buys this place. ted. Terms. $ 3,000.00 $ 1 2,500.00 $1,100.00 6 1-2 acres of best fruit 20 acres of the most and garden land in high desirable orchard around N cultivation. Good house Roseburg, in full bearing ' "room house; and outbuildings. This and highest state of culti- prden5 4 and fine property is close in and a vation; a very desirable improvements; a decided bargain. Terms. property. Terms. bargain. $1,600.00 $1,250.00 I $10,000.00 One fine close in cor ner lot with a small build- 10 acres bottom land 1 55 acres in fruit and ing. This is a fine invest mile from town; excellent field; a decided bargain, ment as the lot is only 500 fr fruit or garden; plenty Get terms and particulars feet from busness center. of water. Terms. then decide. We have hundreds of exceptional good bargains in all kinds of Property, Fruit Land, City Property. Real Estate all over Douglas County for sale under the best terms and conditions. Umpqua Land Water Co. 116 Cass St. Roseburg National Bank Building0. H6 Cass St. 1 .Wii&tfi -4