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SQi'vvm'I cake the flnest,most taste- -irr- ful and healthful made with Wa xy Royal, Impossible wildcat 1L fi I 'mifT fSgWi E UbUfBl VXK THE ONLY Baldn,, Powder f , LOCAL NEWS. Have Arundel tune It. dlf A. T. MuHlul has returned from a business trl to CooulUe. Nicholus Jones and Ihos. CrlleHer, J. h. Wataon, of Glide, was In town Jr-, ar0 1,1 lllu 'ra" l-ltiiil today. The new ftimuce In tbe Hotel Mc- C. 8. Mathews was In from Oak fallen was llred up for the llrst Creek today tlnte today. The entire btilldliiK Is J. J. Delnney was over from Drain to ue supplied with steam heat here Thursday evoulng. after. This Is one of the many 1m- Mr I Miirriiuv enmn rtnwn frnm provements made there this year. Olendale Thursday. I Novelties in all varieties for bath Shingles, shingles, shingles the ' r00m u,e- Phone 2101. Wlnule Oad very best. I'age Investment Co., '" " plumber. dtf North Roseburg, Phono 2421. dtf Exclusive agency for Chase & San Carload colling, stepping and v. g. horn coffee. Itoseburg Rochdale flooring Just received. Page Invest- Co-, , , , , , , , , ment Co., North Rosoburg, Phone Shingles, shingles', shingles tho 2421. dtf vflrv host. Pago Investment Co., Mrs. P. E. A. McCall arrived here Nortn Roseburg, Phone 24 21. dtf this morning from St. William, Out., t lf vou try " suction sink stoppei Canada, and will spend tho winter yoa'M never be without one. Hoe with her son, Nenl McCall, at Kdeu-1 Winnie Oaddls. the plumber. tf bower. ' I Carload ceiling, stopping and v. g. Foley's Honey and Tnr clears the flooring Just received. Pago Invest alr passages, stops Ihe Irritation in ment Co., North Rosehurg, Phone Men J'ust Fifty Jn Imnger. Men past middle life have found I comfort and relief In Foley's Kidney Komeciy, especially ror enlarged proa- tale gland, which Is very common among elderly men. L. K. Morris. Dexter, Ky., writes: "Up to a year ago my father suffered from kidney and bladder trouble and several hy slclans pronounced It enlargement of tne prostate gland and advised an operation. On account of his age we were afraid he could not stand It and I recommended Foley's Kidney Remedy, and the llrst bottlo relieved him and after taking tho second bot tle ho was no longer troubled with this complaint." Red Cross Pharmacy. the throat, soothes the liiUnmmet' membranes, and tho most obstinate ! IM2I. dtf C. II. Arundel, the piano ttuii r. Is cougn disappears. sore anil in- now in town looking nrtur his legu flamnied lungs are healed and streng I a r fall work. Leave ordcix lit thened, and the cold is expelled from llurr's Music House dir the system. Refuse any but th' Hot water bottles. Tounlatn syr genuine In the yellow package. Red ; nges. bulb ByrlngoB, and atouH.vrs. Cross Pharmacy. j be finest and moHt complete line I" flnlom Statesman: Tho luenrpnrn-. he .illy. Sold at tho lowest prices tlon department or the Beerciary of ' in our guarantee lo give KatlsfS'-llon Htate'B olflce yesterday issued articles ; l.enk at our Men and you will not of Incorporation to The Coutlnoiital huy elsewhurd. Hainlllup Drug Co, uoiu mining company; incoriiora tors, W. H. Stewart, Heneca Fonts and Alex H week; capital stock, f I III), 000. J. R. Klllgor, tho Jeweler. 1000 Virginia Ave., Indluunpolla, Ind.. writes: "I was so weak from kidney trouble that I could hardly walk a aundred feet. Four bottles of Fol ey's Kidney Remedy cleared my com plexion, cured my backache and the -regularities disappeared, and I enn ow attend to business every day and lies In a keen, clenr brnln. hacked by sficommend Foley's Kldnoy Remedy , .ndoinllable will unci resist less enor Ifl all sufferers, lis It cured mo after, gy. Much power comes from the Vie doctors and other remedies had splendid hoalth Hint Dr. King's New tailed. " Rod Cross pharmacy. ! I.lfu Pills linpnrt. Thev vitalize Notwithstanding the llrst real every organ and build-up brnle and HUNIIFAM PHOTO PARLORS have been leased by Albert M. Stephens, an experienced photogra pher, recently of F.llonshurg. Wash. Ills portl'illt mill view work Is al! high class and guaranteed, lr you want tasty, up-to-dnto work give iilm a trial. dswtf. o Tile Iletl-Hock of Huccess rainy day of the seaHon, there wnn n Inrgo company present at tho llnptlst Missionary Society meeting nl Ihe home of Mrs. w. K. oil, on South. Main street, Thursday afternoon. The mooting was led by Mrs. W. II. Eaton, j who had provided a Hue program for the occasion. After a pleaHiint nnd Instructive hour spent on the pro gram, ninety refreshments, consist Ing of tuttl frultl ice cream Nabisco wafers, were served by Mrs. Ott, followed by assorted candles and grapes. The party dispersed auoui i:au, all ucclnrlng Die meet body. J. A. Harmon. Llzemoru. W Vn., writes: "They are the best pills I evor used." 2Tic at all druggists. KCNKAV AT THE ( III ItC IIKS. Christine Rnv. J. N. McConnell, pastor. You are Invited to ntlelld our services next Sunday. Miirulm; subject, "Crossing the Unr:" even- nnil lug subject, "Spiritualism and Mate rialism. ' Hoiilli SlethodUt. Rev. K. M Mears, paslor. Senility school at 10 liri'lli-li llir ill II n in mi. I T-.'lll Ing a delightful one nnd Mrs. Ott n p. m.; moriiliiK theme, "Ml. I'IsiiiiI f charming hostess. JOHN 11. flIVKM MILLION TO I'KIHT "HOOKWORM Summit; evelilni; theme, "The lie witched Soul." Kpworth I. cumin at 0.30 p. in. Everybody Invited to all these services. ! Mctliixlixl KplMiipiil. Preaching 28. A gift of morning and evening by the pastor, 1). Rockefeller Rev. .las. K. Hawkins. Miimlni! .r- wns men at 1 1 a. in., subject, "Abraham. a hero of Faith:" evening service at 7;:I0 p. m. The pastor will share the time of the evening service with A. It. Murker, who will present NFW YORK, Oct. $1,000,000 hv John to fight the "Hookworm disease announced at the office of the Stand ard till t ompany here late todnv. Two millions of our people are in focted with this parasite. It Is bv no means confined to one class: it brief paper on the doctrine of Ihe sullied. "Poor Rich nnd Rich Live services and excellent inunle. All are welcome. A Cnnl. takes Its toll of suffering nnd death Atonement. This Is his subject In from tho Intelligent and wcll-io-du as Oregon since the noted Kugeiie con- well as from Ihe less fortunate. troveray. The Young People's meet- Tho hookworm, accordltn? to 'cw ine nt 0::tn n m win ... i.i i... m ior iiicoicui aiiinoriiies. is a hair- iiuev like parasite to which Is charged the Poor. rorm or anemin prevalent especially among the poor people of the South', In December, 1902, Dr. Charles Warden stiles, then a zoologist In tne bureau of animal Industry nt Tills Is to rertlfv Hint nil dru-,-!st, Washington, who had been studying are authorized to 'refund veur money Intestinal parasites, announced to the If Foley's Honey .in I Tar lull to .-ii-m Pan-American Sanitary Congress his your cough or cold It sl-iin Hi . conviction Hint the so-called "la1- cough, heals the ml p. event- ness and "sliirilcssness," widely serious results from a con,. fi. -, s observed In certain portions or Ihe coughs ami prevent, piici'mmln and South, was a specific disease due to consumption. Contains no opiates tho hookworm. The genuine Is In a yellow -lacka-e! , " " HeTuse substitutes I'ntroiilte Review advertisers inacy Red Cross Phar- REMOVES THE CAUSE OF ZklMMi 8. S.S. cures Catarrh by removing tho cause from the Mood. It ao thoroughly purifies the circulation tlmt there is nothing leu to Inilnme unci Irritate tits mucous linings of tin. lio.lv, which Is tl. most prominent iiml dangerous i-llmt of Oatairh. As loni; ns the mucous incmhrniles iiml tissues are kept In a stuie ol tn Hum nut ion and Irritation tiv nn iiui.ure uml Infacted comlitlon of the clrculiuion. Cutiirrli will remain. Its ilisngrev-.Vilo symiitonis of ringing noises In the i nrs. mucous droppinc buck into the throat, hoa.lehcs. watery eyes, di ..cult tire.it lung, ami even stomcch d sonlers anil weokens.t health, ciiun.it be porm uiciiilv relieved until tho lilood is purified. Local applicalions alone can h:iv. uo rs.il ouratu.i value, because such treatment docs not re, i h lie I k ed. Spurn, inl ulat en lotions, etc., are valuable only lor their cl ansing uml antiseptic cilrct. imt If depended on alone Catarrh sullervts will tin, I a cure iitiioii! lo Net i' g quale 8.8.S. for curing Ontarih. It gts-s down Into the clieulation. -ets at the root nf the trouble, ami removes every p.irttcl. of catarrhal inmicr from the l.lood und enriches this vital fluid tct iIe. pf irrltutmc the dltlerent mucous, portions of the bo.tv, it nourishes them witbuch health-giving pioertliis. Then the symptoms l egm to pass bwuv. and Catarrh Is permanently cured. Hook vn Catarrh ami anv medicaradvii. frM- THE SWIFT SrECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. D. D. Cooper, of Olalla, and E. II. Cooper and son, of Hawthorne, were In the city Thursday night. Lightning and Rubber Tires. "In ii Ihiiiiderslorui you can't be In a safer placu than a motorcar." said an electrician. "It's the HreH. They Insulate you. With lightning playing nil ubout, the tires protect the occu pants of the car perfectly. Tbe occu pants are us safe as though they weren't there. The rubber of the tire nnd the dry nlr tilling It form this In sulntl.t:. It's IiiinreRiiablo. and they who fo.ir the lightning cnu't do better. In a tliiiudei-Mtcivu. than to order oiii the cur." Kansas City Slur. Two Sides to Ccnrider. "Pa makes nie do lots of chores. H "Whv di. n't you strike?" "If I dill h, wen 'd juo." Judge. YOU'LL E SUnPRISjtiD TO SEE HOW YOUNG VOU LOOK WHEN YOUR If AIR 7H RESTOD TO ITS NATURAL COI : 3. Thrip't do eic-i j for unsightly gry or (atrfj hair, II ti you look old when you're not it's um jhl'y and embarrusing. Hay's Hair Health vrill bring bet!: oatu iaT color and beauty, and make your hair bright, luxuriant an J full of youthful vitality Stops dandruff and fulling ouL Purely vege table and harmless - Hot a Cy. 1 and SOc. DOITLrs. AT DitUGGXSTS. Srnrl Jr lor r book "Tha Care ot tbe Hair." 1'a.lo liar Spec Co Newark, N. J., U.S.A. Iti:i CltOSS rilAH.MAi'Y. CALICO Q1VM Where When ? Watch This Paper Your Boy Ask your doctor how often be prescribes an alcoholic stimulant for children. He vill probably say, "Very, very rarely." Ask him how often he prescribes a tonic for them. No simulation. No alcohol habit. Ak He will probably answer, " Very, very f re - your doctor about Ayer' SartapariUa qucntly." Ayer's Strsaparilla Is a strong as a tonic for theyounK- fowf" tonic, entirely free from alcohol. MAN'S MISSION. Man Is a little cubs and hasn't long lo stay. He lies around and makes a Cues and then he hikes away. Some men Imagine that they are great and try to tear up Jack, but each one meets the same old fate and trots the same old track. Great Caesar's dead and turned to clay and bo Is Cicero; Alexander has gone tne way all the rest must go. The sages, poets, heroes; all the men of worth, Into the open grave must fall and crumble back to earth. Then let's not join the mad affray to struggle like tbe deuce, and agonize our lives away, for really what's the use? Let's live and love and sing the while and work some now and then, and give to everyone a smile that cheem tho hearts of men. And whether we are crowned with flow ers or chilled with winter snows, with happiness let's rill the hours, ere we turn up our toes. W. M., In Pacific Odd Fellow. LODGE DIRECTORY AT. A A. at., Laurel Lodge No. M Holdi t refular meetlDgaon '2nd aud 4tb Wedoe dayiofeacn month. DiiTII RlCi, W. U. N. T, Jjrwg-rr. Secretary AO.H.fti Kofeourg Lodgb No. 1ft Meet the "2nd aud 1th Mondays of navb moot! at7:30 p. m., tn ln Foresters Hall. A ttembera Id good stanHii are Invited to' tend J. W. Ditriu,, at. W. K tl. i.mmn. KeontfW BV. U. RI.KH, RoaeburR lXiae, no. 8 Holds regular communications at the Klks Tempi! on 'ind and ilh Thursdays ot each month All members rpqnetted to attend rtar itmrlr, and all vialtiaR brothers art cord I ally luviied to attr" W. W. Cardwbll, E. k. Mo. W. HrAi by. JW!rui,. Uttj'jnd and 4th Tnu'silav eveulnic of each month In sUtwaoee Mall. VlitinK oembera cordially Invited ti nttt'ud. UlNNIB K.CAVKMlKK.C.Of H , a. H I.knox. Kmc. t I. W. Dow cix. Receiver. EAOI.Krt. KosfhurK Aerie nieeii lu Od1 Fellows Hill on 'inn aod 4th Monday even liii. ol iB(.-)i mo- th. t a 'nlork. Vinit lug broth ren Id good standing alway wt Itjome r. u. micklm. . r. K. 1. CiaHK, W. He- CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. - The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Slgnaturo of Patronize Review advertisers. 10. O. F , Colon f.nmmprnent No -Meeti In Odd Fellows' Temple ol the Is; and aril Thiinwlay evutilugn of H-h month. Vinit tngbretberen always welcome f. J. I.IKIWKV, C. P. F. E. Cavknike. ticrlbc. MOI'KKN BROTH KHHOD OF AMKRICA' KomrU'irg Uwltre No. 493 MeU ovcrr 2nd and 4th Tut-sdHy In Mac:abee Temple. Visits ng members alwarx welcome. C. P. McMi'LLRN, Crem(t-Di Emma McMulijcn, 8crcary. MOHKHN WOOIiMKN OF AMKRIPA. Mvrtle Camp No. tttiiu meets every 2nd and ith Ihurvlays of every month In the tO O. F. Hall, corner Jackson and Cass His. Travel inn NeucblMtrs are cordially InWted to vlnltuur Camp. A C. Makstrhh, Consul, Lorm ("okvkll. Clerk. 0 N. ., Co. P Pepara'e Battalion Met every Ihiirsday eveul.'g at the ArmoM Hall at 8 o'cl.rk. H. i:. Hlocum Captain. OK.H , KoHeburg Chapior No.8 lloldhthel regular tn. una ou 1st nnd ;lrd Thursduy In rnch M uih VlsitlDrf members ll good staudlng vre rreitfnlly iovli.d lo al tend. Mrm H K. WiLI.fc.iT, W. H Fkkk Johnwn, Uccrt-Ury IO. O. F., I'hlletarlRn Iooge No. 8 Meets n Odd Fellows Temple, corner of Jckmu and t'ass rents, on hatnrda" eveiilnir i f t-a b week. Members nf thaonler la groU suuding are Invited to attend. A. A. JONKD, N. U. N. T. J KWKTT, R. H. IO. O. F., Rising HiarlOilgo No. 174, meel Odd Follows' Tfinple uvery Frldny even Vlull ug bretberen til ways welcoHie. K II. I.KNOX, N. U. K. N Kwakt, R bV M. Ficklk. F. 8. REHKKAHB, Rostbuig K.-bcknh I odKe. No 41. I. (i F.-M-ets in Odd I- How Temple every Tueadu y evening- Vlilin sitters aud brethen invhed to attend. Mkb. Mary Jonkh, Mb. Drlla Lkwih, t'ecy. WOMKN OF Wnniu'RAFT, Ulse rirele Nr. 41 Meets on lstMiid :ird M ndavi'vcnlnt of en b eolith at i dl FelloWB1 Hall Vlltlug meinbt-rii lu good standing are in Yll. d to a Herd. Mhs Maiiv O'Kkai. . N. 'L.K IltJlll.H, 1 Tit w OODMKN OFTHri WORLD, UL ramp No ia -oi' f i ui uie unu reiiowv hhii hi R .-uburK. every 1st and 3rd Mondai 1. T. WlllTNKY, C. O. I E. N. Kwart Cleik. WELL PAVED STREETS are of great value to a community and enhance the value of abutting property more than any other improvement. Can Be Paid for in 10 ANNUAL INSTALLMENTS so that the cost per year is small. The increased valuation is demonstrated in the follow ing cities in the West where the Bitulithic Pavement, has been laid. Eugene Ashland Walla Walla Salem Albany Vancouver Medford Portland Boise Roseburg Pendleton Nampa Lewiston Puyallup Baker City and many other cities. It is a general proposition that two years after a street has been paved. THE PROPERTY CAN BE SOLD FOR DOUBLE thi price at which it is offered before pav ing, and yet at that time only two of the ten payments have been made. Examine THE BITULITHIC PAVEMENT on Jackson and others streets in Roseburg and see for yourself why Bitulithic is Best by Every Test. Warren Construction Co. (Treason Building, Roseburg. Main Office, 317 Beck Building, Portland, Oregon. 4- 4- . I VlTKNTtOX, I.OVI UN Ol-' Ml'KIC. . A ctumili't line of two uml four" mimite liocords, nnp mult rvmlernl by tho lorttliniE nrtisti) of tho world. All KiiiiU of Killaon mid Victor M chlnos. Come and honr thorn. Ky imymonU. Shoot music nt I. A. IIKAN'S. lU'KK'S MI SIC HOl'SK. GROCERIES DRY GOODS , GENTS FURNISHINGS and a COMPLETE LINE OF SHOES. The most complete line of CENERJVL MERCHANDISE in the city. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Roseburg Rochdale Co. : ; ! 1 ; $20 Worth of groceries will run an ordinary family a month. BUT $20 worth of Groceries here means consid erable more than that. It means almost a dozen plates, besides the good things you get here to eat. Let me add to your enjoyment something new and neat in the way of a nice plate We give you this plate with a $2 cash purchase of "Some of Those Good Things to Eat." Remember this is our treat The $2 does not pay for the plate, we give you that. Com j and see them. If you can't come 'phone us to save one for you. It's the Little Things that Count, and the Good Things we have to eat that mikss a healthy happy home. Just Tell Them You Got it at F R E Y ' S WHERE THEY HAVE THOSE GOOD THINGS TO EAT Hamilton Brown Shoes only at the Roseburg Rochdale Co. dtf The Review does Job tirlnt'OB Just keep on smiling. Have Arundel tune It. WE l'ILK OUt I.l MHF.H. out In the open o!r where It can dry and season naturally. Experts agree that this method is far preferable to other ways of drying. We leave the lumber there, too, as long as neces sary. We sell no green lumber un less you especially ask for It. Do you want any kind of lumber now? LEON' A MILLS LUMBER CO., Cor. Pine and Oak Streets. Roseburg Book Store -1 Douglas County Headquarters for School Books Pens, Ink, Tablets, Pencils, and all School Supplies Writing Paper, Envelopes, Fountain Pens, Drawing Material. Roseburg, Oregon. J DRESSED AND UNDRESSED lumber can be had here according to your needs. It makes no differ ence what you require In the lumber line; It Is here to be promptly deliv ered on your order. It makes no difference either what quality you want. We will send you a small lot Just as cheerfuly as If It be a bigger one. What are your needs? Orders filled for all kinds of fruit boxes. The J. G. Flook Co. Rmphnrg, Orrirnn.' H. W. Althaus Sons Garage ATduS" Repair Shop . AGENCY FAIRBANKS-MORSE COMPANY . Phone 1441 Cor. Cass Sb Rose Sts. See the North Side Planing Mill Co. North of Page Lumber Yards, for All kinds of Lumber and Mill Work. Fruit boxes, House building Material, Doors, Frames mrow Screens andGlass in all sizes, Mouldings and Brackets, Shingles and Lath. Mill od Klnnej Spar Telephone 242t Order. Promptly FOM Roseburg, Oregon. v