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at. EVENING RpSEBURG REVIEW IMtiftSWYOlWgroBKTttE.VKWTOKKgTOtoTHKSEv Xotlce to Stockholders. Notice la Novelties In all varieties for bath room use. Phone 2101, Winnie Qad dis, the plumber. dtf Douglas County Creamery butter only 90c a two-pound square. Ask your grocer for It. Patronise home Industry. DTF 4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4 4 1400 acres of No. 1 sheep 4. 4 or cattle range to lease or for 4. 4 sale. Apply to U. II. Pitts, 4" 4- Ruckles, Ore. dtf 4 4.4 4.4.4.4.4.4.4. I.4.4.4! hereby given that the annual meet ing of the itockholders of the Kose burg Park & Fair Association will be held at the office of the secretary. Frank Q. Mlcelll, in Roseburg, Ore gon, at 10 o'clock a. m., on Monday, Feb. 7, 1910, for the purpose of elect ing a board of seven directors and transacting any other business that may coma beforo this meeting. Dated this 2.")th day of Jan., 1910. FRANK O. MK'ULLI, Secretary of the Roseburg Park & Fair Association. dtd ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY BY IIEVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY R & G Sch00' Tablets & rr4 "m. T T" . 5 The Big Corsets s ho .anr V rn-l Vrnm s n.nn L. W1MIIERLY. O r. x 11V 111; TT 1U1IV U IU1 Kj I " DAILY Ver year, by mail $3.00 u SC W c. :......:.... v d..i. S Per month, delivered GO fE dilllAlUCLIIIII III 1 uui .fiiiiirv UUIK w Per wk. delivered 11 im H S SEMI-WEEKLY I h TIlHN'KWyuilKHTOItK'rilKNKWYOItKHTOItKTHKN'KWYOllKHTOIIK BTOKETIIKNKWYOItKHTOItKTllKNKWYOKKSTOKKTIIKNKWYOKKSTOHK Per year 12.00 H : 1 ' ' " ' " ' ' ' ' ' . - . -. 8li month , 1.00 o FREE DELIVERY TO ANY 1'AltT OK THE CITY. PHONE 2511. AGENTS McCAMi PATTERNS, It. G. CORSETS. Ill I1SOX HOSIERY. JANUARY 27, HMD. 4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4. 4. 4.4. "IlYjTlUan FRUITS YH 8IIAI.li KNOW TIIKM." Fruitgrowers ol Myrtle Crock II, 'Id a Very Interesting Session , liiutt Hatilrdiiy. Friday and Saturday Bargains! Tho rocontly orRaniznd IfniiMtuiL Vulluy Knilt AhbocIuIIoii, hv Mh Bocond puhllf! meeting at Myrtle Creek on Jan. 22. The IiuincIiImk of this new project lmH met with Kratifyin reHulta. Tho uim mid ob ject of tho nHsoclutlon la to lvo publicity to the Hplemlid nntiiriil iid vnntngoa that tho Umpqtiu Valley Beet I on of tho country pohhobhor for the raining of IuhcIour frultH, ami by a comhlned nffnrt keep up n nlandurd of excellence In ruiriltiK. purkliiK and marketing; In Bliort, tho hIokiui Ib "For hettor fruit." Tho meeting wan well attended, Dyer's Hall heltig filled to ltH capacity. Quito n large number of Indies were preHent, and the throe towns moHt IntereHled, 1. Myrtlo Creek, Hlddlo and ran yonvllle, were well repreBented. The proceedlngf) opened by tho Binning of "America" hy all proflont. Mr. T. J. AniRpokor, of Kiddle, gave a paper on "Tho llorer," replete with Interest and humor, which called forth at Ha close quite an nulmated discussion as to the habltB or the borer, and the different experiences and deductions as to the remedies for prevention or extermination of the pest. It was generally conreedod from experience, that a wrapping of cloth wuu not a good remedy, but on the contrary seined to foster the propagation of the pest; a wrapping ' or paper of hoiuo kind being prefer able. Some advocated the une of ahakea to protect, the trees from the Bun, and placed ut an angle on the southwest and hoii! beaut. Follow ing this discussion, Mr. H, II. Olcott, of Canyonvllle, gave a paper on "Spraying," giving some formulas for tho mnklng of one's own Bprny nt a considerable saving, and dis playing samples of a concentrated 30 per cent solution of lime and sulphur he had made from the form ulas furnished by the O. A. C. Boveral of the growers got busy right away taking down the ronmiiuH, and othor Items of Interest gathered from the school of experience. Methods of planting were also discussed, fol lowing an Intending talk on UiIb subject by Mr. II. Pratt. The concluding paper was a most Interesting one on "Pruning," by Mr, Aldredge, with practical demon stration on young trees of various kinds that he had brought with him. Many In the audience took part In the questioning, nud the discussion that followed, and Mr. Aldredge fur nished many valuable pointers, ami some good advice to the growers. KocognUtng the InostlnmbU' vulue to the community of such a move ment as this, the merchants (sharing the general enthusluHiu) by mutual agreement closed up their stores dur ing the proceedings, notwithstanding the fact that It was Sitturdit:, their busy day. Cards were displayed at each store reading. "Closed from 2 till 3. We are boosting." The next meeting wus arranged for the 1 9th of February, ami tin following programme was an nounced: "Cultivation of an Orchard First Three Years" H. A. Uiuur "Replanting an Orchard" . Win. I. ruin "Wooly Aphis" K. Itenion "Influence of Flowers as an Aid to Civilisation" ....Mrs. 11. It. West The directors of the Assm-tutUm elected are: C. 1. Leavengood, prsi dent; T. J. Amspoker. vlie presi dent; H. A. .tutor, C. O. White. H II. Olcott. S. S. Johns. 11. W. Pratt, Officers: C. O. Nelson, tivas.; C H. Arundel, secy.; (,. L l.t'jiwnnood. T. J. Amspoker. STOMACH MISKItY. (Jet lilt) of That Sotirnos.s, Has anil Indigestion. When your stomach Is out of or tier or run down, your food do.-urt digest. It ferments in your num;u'lt and forms gas which causes sourness heartburn, foul breath, pain at pit of stomach and many other miser able Bymptoms. Mt-o-ua stomach tabletH will rIv joyful relief in five minutes: if taken reRulnrlv for two wee-ks they will turn your (tubby, sour, tired out stomach Into sweet, energetic, per feci working one. You can't be very si rout; and vigorous If yonr food only half di gests. Your appetite will go and nausea, dlinlness, biliousness, nei vousness. sick headache and lonstlpa tlon will follow. Ml'O-na stomach tablets are small and easy to swallow and are numan teed to banish Indigestion and an and all of the above symptoms i money back. Flftv cents a large box. Sold I druggists everywhere and by the ld-d Crows Pharmacy In Hoseburg. For constipation there Is no reme dv so satisfying as Booth's Pills 2 5 cents. Try a box and you will say you have found the Ideal laxative ni last. Phon SS 1 1 for anything 1$ the baking Una free delivery. Umnqi Makery. dlf A poor roof spoils any biUldlng. flet the very best shingles or Page 1 ! Big Sale of Outing Flannel Remnants 12 l2c and 15c Grades, 8c per Yard White and plain colored outings in the best Amoskeag brand, known as daisy cloth, also (he heavy twilled. The colored ccrr.es in geed stripes, checks and plaids. The outing flannel bargain of the year 1200 yards do not de lay, for it will not last long. Q Vowl Special Friday and Saturday prices, - - (Jv, MvJ. 1 di LI Misses Spring, 3-Piece Suits Women's New Spring Suits $20.00 Women's Raincoats $10.00 $15.00 $950 For Friday uml Saturday Misses' Just arrived, a shipment of Spring 3-ploco Kiillx, Juniir dress and Suits In the lot is a lino that are , . jacket, 10 to H years. In black dft 1 A remarkable values at the very low (h P V oinrn , s r.n3 rubbenzed Uain w bite plaids, fancy serKes and HKt V 1 II "rl "f ""' 00: tho ,K,W- s,-v"h W ", -Moray ami fancy silk coats: U Wll gry h .nit-spun: special Friday andfl I IF short coats, pleated skirts; see these, ft) ;""ru Kood values; jrtst the thing for J tt)J Saturday price .....TAV special Friday and Saturday sale.. " country; special $20-$25 Women's Long 25c Huck and Linen Towels $1.50 High -Grade Petti Coats $9.50 15c coats 98c I.lnen towels with red border and Women's Ioiik coals In all thefk hemstitched; the white is linen and JP . M,ie of good duality IIydeBrado r newest styU-H In seine and broad-ll tftll hoinstilched border; look these val- 1 ,' , ,, UU. elolliH. the coats that are Kood nil 7 t)U over; special Friday and Sntur- I .11 I'orcallne, rustle like silk; a blgUJr the year; special sale Jay sale value; special UW 8c Apron Ging'ms 10c Toilet Paper 5c 35cTalcum Powder $1.50 Umbrellas 98 6C per Yard Another lot of that toilet 25C ' Men's or women's fancy ,:;:i: ,0" ..-. .... ...- yOU w ie . :z luu",k,tl ,""b,'""18' oxim K,od .0 a easterner on,y; buy the , la'Vla, 1-An Cl"l,, 'lWeM best gooils at special, per yd.. . Hitmen, spuiai, pi i tan 6c a Yard 5c a Roll 25c a Can 98c Each VmONKWYOUKSTOIUrniFAFAV T 1 1 IIS K W YO 1 1 KSTO I i V.'l 1 1 K X I) V UA.U KIDXF.YS CAVSK of iilaidi:h MISKHV. Itackaclie Vanishes and Your Ont-of-Ortler KUIiieys Act Flue After First Few loses. No man or woman here whotie kid neys are out of order, or who suffers from backache or bladder misery, an afford to leave Pair's I Hu re-tic uutrUM. After taking several doses all Italns In the back, sides or loins, rheumatic twinges, in (lamed or swollen eyelids, dizziness, tlntl or wuriwntt feeling and tither symp toms of cloggetl. sluggish kidneys simply vanish. I' neon troll able urimitton (especial ly at niht smarting, discolonsl water And all bladder misery ends. The moment you suspect the -illglittvit kidney or bladder disorder. r feel rheumatic imlns, don't con tinue to be miserable or worried, but et a tWty-eent tie;itineut of Pape's IMuretlc from your druggist and M a r t t a k i a g as d I reo t ed . with the know ledge that there is no other mtMtelne at any price, made any where else In the world, which is so harmless and will effect so thorough nud prompt cure. This unusual preparation goes di rect to the cause of trouble, distribu ting Its eleuuning. healing and vital :y.in Influence directly upon the or gans and glands nvtcd and com plete the cure before yonr realize It. A few das' treatment of Pape's niiiretie means clean, healthy, active kidneys, bladder and urinary organs - - and yen feel flue. Your hyu-tan. pharmacist, bank t or any niervantlle agency will tell mmi thai Pain1, Thompson & Pape. of I'tneini.atl. is a large and responsible medieine conern. thoroughly worthy if our ceiilltleiiee. Veept only Papo's Uluretic--fifty-cent treatment from any drug store - Htivwhere in the worM MFKSAVKHH SrSPKXl.KD. Alleged Looting of Czarina Wreek I loves Catis of Action. MAKSllFIKI.n. Or.. Jan. ln. It Is announced that Richard Christian son and J. S. Taylor, two surfmen of the t'oos Hay lifesnvlng crew, have been suspended by Captain Kmory. Inspector of the district. The men are suspended for SO days on the alleged charge of having looted boxes which were washed ashore from the Czarina when she was wrecked. It Is understood that formal charges will be preferred later. The matter wns Investigated secretly by Captain Kmory and the testimony of the witnesses wns heard by him In private. The Port of Coos Hay has asked the Government to Institute a thorough Investigation of the work of the lifesnvlng crew during the Czarina disaster. 1IOKSKK AH IIKTTF.lt VAI.l'KS. Auto IKm'S Not lrlve Man' Faithful Friend Out of Ills Sphere. NEW YORK, Jan. 2ti. In spito of the Increased use of the automobile. It has been unable to depress either in numbers or value the American horse, according to a statement from the Hoard of the department of Agriculture, rose from an average of $; (' 4 a head In l!HtS, to $10S t! a head In 1 90S. In numbers the horses of the I'nited States Increased from 20.640.000 to 21.040.000 and the value from $ 1 .97 4.052.000 to $2.2TH,S:t.OOO. Compared with Jan uary 1. 1909. the following changes are indicated on January 1, 1910: Horses have Increased 40O.000; mules. 70.000. milch cows SI. 000. other cattle decreased 2.1 00. 000. Sheep Increased 1.320.000. swine de c rea sed 0 " 0 0 1 The total va 1 u e of all animals enumerated on Jan uary 1. 1910. was $:.t;S.4Si;,000. as com u red with $ 4 . f 2 . 2 " 9.0 0 0 on January 1 . 19 09. an increase of $m;i,227,00 or lll.tt per cent. Ii. U. (il.AVIS Ml ST PAY WIFK $."D PKH MONTH. SKATTI-K, Jan. 2f,. Acting upon the petition of Mrs. Louis K. tilavis. wife or the former Held agent of the General Land Oitlce. who is In Wash ington appearing before the Congres sional committee Investigating the Italltnger-Pinchot controversy. Judge Mitchell Gilliam in the Superior Court today Issued an order requir ing Glavis to pay his wife $.'0 a month temporary alimony and attor ney fees pending the outeome of the divorce proceedings Mrs. (J la vis is instituting. SI IHKN KNIHNti OF PANAMA LlltKL CASK NKAV YORK, Jan. 2C The Fed eral Government's prosecution of tho publishers of the New York World, wns stopped by the Federal Court here today. Judge Ilogue. of the I'niled States Court, quashing the indictment against the publishers of the World for alleged libel in connection with publications, con i owrnine the Panama t'anal mm-haso. Ion't Get a Divorce. A Western judge granted a divorce on account of Ill-temper and bad breath. Dr. King's New Lif? Pilh would have prevented It.- They cure constipation, causing bad breath and liver trouble, the Ill-temper, banish headaches, dispel colds, conquer chills. 2'ic at all druggists. Honored by Women When a woman speaks of her silent secret suffering she trusts you. Millions have be stowed this mark of confi dence on Dr. R. V. Pierce, of HuQulo, N. Y. Even where there are women who bear witness to tha wonder working, curint'.-fv.wcr ot Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription which saves the swf'erir't srx from pain, and successfully grapple vi:!i wonun's wcuk nc&vcs unJ iiuis?r.t (.'.'. IT MAKES WHAIv WOHCN STRONd IT HALTS f-;c:C WOMEN WELL. No womiin'i 'ie Wo-., 1' n. v. i i. ..c. ; . Dr. Ptenr'i Plemsunt PtlWt oc'- it " ipcl wr,s ever misdirected or her con vl i!-e wrt.tc lor advice, to i;pv .;:v Vri u-u. AssuciAnoN. Dr. .1 .. N. V. :vdcn;. V r-tur I (.-"lrrtwrt ooof m day. W. O. BRIDGES' General Merchandise Hn ys Hilos. Wool, Moluiir atul Produce. Oatland, Oregon. Phone 441 L. H. RHOADES & CO. 2nlSlnd Successors to A. D. BRADLEY. Come and see us. Can save you money on any thing you want to buy. If you have any thing to sell get my offer before selling as I will pay the highest cash price for second hand goods. The ROSE CAFE J . All Llug, Prop.. .j. , 4. OPEV DAY AND NIGHT. 4. 3 Meuls nt all houra. 4 4 Regular Meals 25cts. 4 4 Chicken Dinner Sundays, from 4- 12 noon to 2 p. 111. 4 f J. Chop Suey, Noodles, Fresh 4" 4 Oystors, Fish, etc., all the time. 4. Cor. Jackson & Washington Sta 4 4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4. 4. UHKIiUN Ki;TAlJltlIX 4. 4. trpen nay anu Aiut. 4 4- t t t 4. V 4' 4 4 4 4 ! r 4s 4s 4 4 4 4 FlrRt-clasB meals at nil hours. Fresh Olympla Oysters, Fish and Clams all tae time. Heu,ulur MealH. 2!i Cents. Have added a new Ralcony especially reserved for ladies and families. An Electric Piano will furnish music during meal hours. ROSEBURG BOOK STORE Carry in stock A full line of School Books A big stock of office supplies and blank books. Drawing Material Typewriter Supplies Agents for Moore's Office Methods Newspapers Magazines. Roseburg Book Store WAKXIXO. J The public Ib hereby notified that i trespassing with vehicles or other- wise is strictly prohibited on the ! lands of the Curry estate. N. CURRY ESTATE. I Roseburg, Ore., Jan. 18, 1910. dtf For good printing of all kinds Tho Review always leads. The Dust Is well settled now and you can enjoy the pleast hours at home this winter much easier and better because You all know what n satls lsfactlon and pleasure It Is to have your house thoroughly cleaned and dust removed with the NEW ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANER, Cleans everything disturbs nothing. Is less than half the expense of any other way, and Is all done In half the time. A demonstra tion will convince you. Phone 791, and we will call at yo ;r borne and do the work for you. Roseburg Steam Laundry VIOLIN LESSONS Amos W. II lest or, violinist at the Stnr Theatre, will accept pu pils for violin. Special attention to Juveniles. Inquire tit Star Theatre or phono KK5. PROFESSIONAL. Dlt. (!. L. PEARSON DENTIST OFFICE IN REVIEW BUILDING. Hours; 10 a. ni. to 3 p. m. DIM. SUELY, SETHEIt STEWART Piiy.slcimig and Surgeons. Suite of Ollice Rear Douglas Coun ty Uank Uulldlug, Ground Floor. Phone 1101. ROSEBURG .... OREGON 49S Wash. St. Portlnnd, Or., Phone Main 3600. d. M. HARRIS Taxidermist and Furrier I mount big game heads, birds, flsh, make fur rugs, remodel and clean fur garmens. Buy fur and specimens of all kinds. Express and mall orders promptly attended to. Office Hours: Phones: 10 to 12 a. m. Office Main 1711 2 to 4 p. m. Resid. Main 1721 Hit. 1,1 ('ETTA SMITH, Physician Women and Children Diseases a Specialty. OOlee. Rooms 8 and 9. Marsters' Blk next to Douglas Natl' Bank Bldg. DR. J. L. CALLAWAY, Osteopathic Physician. Graduate American School of Osteopathy, Klrksvllle, Mo., un der founder of the science. Dr. A. T. Still. Ab.-ahain Bldg. Phone 1691 ROSEI1URG OREGON II S.vv.Tyl, WE HAVE I1EEX SELLING 1 li''at-JH lumlu r for years and y lumlu r for years and years and never had n single complaint from any of our customers, either as to price, quality or promptness In delivery. We can satisfy you just as well as our present patrons. An Initial order will tell the whole story. LEOXA MILLS LUMBER CO., Cor. Pine and Onk Streets. We Carry the Best SPRAY PUMPS and FIXTURES J. F. Barker , Co. Roseburg, Oregon laraatment Co., Jackson it reel. dtf
