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Newspaper Page TextHa Paints and for Your If there is a shabby surface in your home to be painted, enameled, stained, varnished or finished in any way, we have just what you need for producing the exact finish desired in the line of ACME QUALITY PAINTS AND FINISHES Let us show you colors or painting your house or barn, samples of finishes for floors, woodwork, walls, ceilings or furniture. Let us help you make shabby surfaces look new and attractive. Come in and get a copy of THE ACME QUALITY PAINTINO GUIDE BOOK, full of valuable information for you. IT'S FREE.. FOR SALE BY Hamilton Drug Co. 241 Jackson Street, Roseburg. EVENING ROSEBCRG REVIEW APRIL SI, 1010. DAILY WEATHER ltEI'OHT. U. S. Weather Bureau, local ofllce, ; Ituscburg, 24 hours eudlug 5 a. m., ; today. Precipitation In Inches and hun dredths: .Maximum temperature 03 ' Minimum temperature DO - Precipitation 0 - Total precip. since 1st of mo. 1.19 Avg precip, for nio. for 32 vra 2.36 Tot. precip from Sep 1, 09 to date 20. G7 Ag. precip from Sep. 1. 1877 30. P. 1 Total deficiency from Sept. 1, "09 - a.r.i Ai.vago precipitation 'or 32 , "wot seasons, (Sep. to May 33.00 WILLIAM DEI L. Observer. WEATHER FORECAST: A Fair tonight and Friday; cooler Friday. The Lewis Cafe MEALS AT ALL HOURS Situated on Cass street near the Southern Pa cific depot. Lafe Lewis, Prop. A Flying Costume Should be spotlessly clean. It's very important that you should see that yours is so before the 18th. Whether you go with Del'ries to visit ou Halley's Comet or mingle with the few (millions) that remain, at least wear a clean shirt and a smile. You get both when you see the work we seud back to you. ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY Wool Skirls Cleaned and PresM'd. BUILDER C. I. MAYNARI), . Gi n. liU Contra, ting Builder st your serrlce. ROSKBURG. OREGON. Phone 1123. CO TO THB to YoncaUa Hotel g.iod rrommodaiiuns. One block Nonh ef IK t a. n. c in ntiuu, pmp. S. Nichols CA.PB$,Tft,mNtIlAl,TOR! CTmatej F(Ooied tm Aa.Ktnii : of? , o Cariienwrj fv:ty, ' Finishes Home LOCAL NKW9 The Packard Shoe, the best shoe for men. Boys' school shoes cheap. Cass Street Shoe Shop. dtf Are you u club man? Then see to it that your steward Is always sup plied with the best of sodas, bottled by the Roseburg Soda Works. dtf Serve (linger Ale at luncheon or dinner and delight everybody. ffs the finest domestic Ginger Ale ever made. Roseburg Soda Works, dtf Miss Nelle Bishop, teacher of vocal music. Private lessons given. Terms reasonable. Voices tested free. Studio Roseburg Nnt'l Hank nidg. d Douglas County Creamery butter only 80c a two-pound square. Ask your grocer for it. Patronize home Industry. dtf For something special for dinners parties or balls, see the Umpqua Bak ery. Phone 2211. dtf Phone 2211 rot anything In tht baking line free delivery. Umpqua Bakery. dtf Post Cards of all kinds, lc each best assortment In Roseburg. The Fair. dtf If your grocer does not furnish you with Umpqua Bakery goods call Phono 2211 and they will be deliver d to you. rttr You always get tne very best when you buy at the Rochdale Co. '.f Dry Onk Wood. $.1 per tier, de livered. Leave orders nt Bee Hive (Jrovery. dtf Big shipment of Art Needlework Just nrrlved at Graves' Art Empori um. Call and see the novel new things in needlework. tlal6 "What to Eat and Where to Go' It" is the title of.a handsome Menu Card gotten up by the Umpqua Bak ery. Call and get one. dtf We have purchased a salesman's entire sample line of millinery, 200 hats, no two alike, all new styles and leading colors. Flowers and trimmings of all kinds and colors. Bought right, and will be sold at prices that defy competition. Come in and let us show you. The Fair, 125 Ciss street. dtf New spring stock our spring stock or men's, ladies' and children's shoes, Oxfords and pumps, arriving dally. The most complete line ever shown in the city. All the latest styles represented. Don't' forget the place Stephens Shoe Store. dml We are now open and ready for business. Entire stock of staple and fancy groceries is new and clean. We can serve you best at a saving of money to you. Once you try us, you'll become a steady customer. North Side Grocery. dtl r t i i , ,f- 1 J A a baklo nr Kn 1 fthfum j. or cattle range to lease or for . sale. Apply to u. n. ruts. I Ruckles, Ore. dtf v Eastern Oysters in Any Style. Short Orders at Any Hour. Quick Lunch Restaurant, YE TOY, Prop. RKGUI.AR DINNER, 210. Chicken Dinner Every Sunday. Open until 10 p. m.. dally. Sheridan Street Near Depot. TO ROSE CAFE Aa Hug, Prop., '. OPKV IVIT ASI KKillT. Mrsls st all boars. Regular Uftlf :n. Chicken Dinner Sand&Ji, from o 12 noon to 1 p. m. i 'Chop Suer, Noodle.. Tteiit , orator, nab. ate.. U the time. Cor Jsiikwn VPasMucu Our Nougat You've htsitd about the ruau that' bought a ntv Automobile and fte a few lesson in driving, tried it alone. Well he learned to rrt it alright, and could run it alright, but when he got home he couWn't stop, lie drove aroud town for hours 'till his gas run out. Our NOUGAT is so good that you can't stop eating it 'till your supply runs out. PALACE OF SWEETS Roftetarg, Ore. LOCAL NEWS Raised and sweet doughnuts, fresh every morning at 9 o'clock at Ump qua Bakery. dtf W. H. Rerlfield and wife, V. L, Smith, Mrs. Win. Spiker, Glendalo; H. A. Rasor, F. W. Beyer, A. Tomp kins and wife, P. M. Littler, Joe Mosthaf, Riddle; John Wright. Glide; Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Tison, Melrose; J. B. llurris aud wife. Myrtle Creek; W. N. Neely, Eugene; Carl White and wife, Coquille; A. McLennon, Gold Beach; Geo. H. Northup and wife, Clear water, Wash.; W. II. Nutter, Blue River, were among the recent ar rivals nt the Roseburg Hotel. Why be bothered with two pairs of glasses when Dr. Lowe cap furnish you one pair that will give perfect satisfaction for all purposes? Portland Journal: The appoint ment as commissioner to the Presby terian general assembly given to C. N. Wonacott, assistant general sec retary of the Y. M. C. A., last night constitutes the highest honor con ferred by Presbyterians upon a lay man. Mr. Wonacott, accompanied by his wife and daughter, will leave Portland for Atlantic City May 2. The meeting of the Presbytery begins May 19. He will be the solo repre sentative of the Portland Presbytery. Following the Atlantic City meeting. Mr. Wonacott will tour Europe -in company with Dr. William Hiram Foulkes, pastor of tile first rresby terinn church, and Rev. Henry Mar cotte, pastor of the Westminster church. They will together attend the international conference of mis sionaries in Scotland and will visit England, Franco, Germany, Belgium, and possibly Rome. They wiil see the famous passion play in July, then sail for New York, planning to return to Portland by August 1. (.Mr. Wonacott is well known in Roseburg. He is a son of County Judge and Mrs. G. W. Wonacott). Pleasant to take The new laxative. Does not gripe or nauseate. Cures stomach and liver troubles and chronic con stipation by restoring the natural action of the stom ach, liver and bowels. Rsfuse substitutes. Prlos BOo. Sold by Marstors Drug Co. DHIHD Laxative Fruit Syrup Buy Your Seeds In Bulk The largest and most com plete line of Flower, Garden, Grass and Field Seeds in bulk. At the Roseburg; Rochdale Co. Spray Pumps FERTILIZERS WILGR.OW AND LAND PLASTER USE THEM NOW FOIL SALE BY J.F. Barker Co. Hoseburg, WAGONS The Exceptional Equipment of the California Fig Syrup Co. and the scientific attainments of its chemists have rendered possible the production of Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, in all of its excellence, by obtaining the pure medic inal principles of plants known to act most beneficially and combining them most skillfully, in the right proportions, with its wholesome and refreshing Syrup of California Figs. As there is only one genuine Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna and as the gen uine is manufactured by an original method known to the California Fig Syrup Co. only, it is always necessary to buv the genuine to get its beneficial effects. A knowledge of the above facts enables one to decline imitations or to return them if, upon viewing the package, the full name of the California Fig SyrupCo. is not found printed on the front thereof. UM'AL OPTION IN OHIO ON SUNDAY BASEBALL. CILUMnilS, O., April 20. The people of Ohio cities may decide by ballot whether or not they will have Sunday baseball. Governor Harmon last evening signed' the Anderson bill, despite protests signed by thousands of Ohio ministers. The bill leaves the mooted question in the hands of the Individual munici palities, permitting popular decision. Advocates of Sunday sports are elated by the success of their cam paign. DIED. STEARNS. In Grants Pass, April IS. 1910, William Alpheus Stearns, aged 77 years, of old age. Deceased was born In Johnstown, Penn., on March 22, 1833. He crossed the plains from Kansas to California In 1803, moved to Cnn- yonvllle, Douglas county. Oregon. In ISC,.",, and to Grants Pass in 1905. He leaves 4 children, 5 grandchild ren, and 1 greatgrandchild. The children are: Fred and James I Stearns, Mrs. Thos. Dyer and Mrs. I F. G. Mclntyrn, all of whom reside lln Grants Pass. Grants Pass Ob- ' server. Hot water bottles, fountain syr inges, bulb syringes, and atomisers, i the finest and most complete line in the city. Sold at the lowest prices on j our guarantee to give satisfaction. ! Look at our line and you will not buy elsewhere. Hamilton Drug Co. d Watch for the Merry Milkmaids. Orchard Tools Oregon ' HACKS 3 O BUGOIK8 JVDGE COKE WAS OVX OP HIS JURISDICTION. NtifeMie Court Decides Against City of clfonl In Itiglit-of-Wny Fiftht Villi llaulcy. SALEM, Or., April 1 9. Southern Oreon lost another case todnv when the Supreme Court decided the case or M. r . Hanley vs. the City of Med ford, against the city and In favor of Hanley. This Is the case in which Medford has been trying for over a year to secure a right of way across Hunley s land for the city's pipe line for a municipal water supply. In June, 1909, the City of Med ford begun proceedings to condemn Hanley's property and secure the right of way. The county nnrt city officials petitioned Governor llensoii to designate someone to hold a special term of court, under th provisions of the law passed in 1909 wnich provides that there shall b. an additional Judge for the Second Judicial District, and that this judge shall, in addition to lift regulat Judicial duties and labors, perform such Judicial duties in districts other than his own as shall be designated Dy tne Governor. Governor Benson directed Judge John S. Coke, of the Second District, to go into the First District, pre sided over by Judge Hunna, and hold a special term of court to hear the condemnation proceedings. At this special term of court the Jury rendered a verdict of $000 damages In favor of Hanley. Hanley at once brought suit to restrain the city rrom entering upon his land, claim ing that the proceedings were void. The Injunction was granted and the city appealed. The Sunieme Court holds that the powers of Cir cuit Judges are confined to the districts whore they are elected. PORT Oltl'Oltl) (JUTS HANK, Arrangements Completed That Will Result In Developments. PORTLAND. April 20. After visiting the Hast and making finan cial arrangements, J. G. Loucks, of Port Orford, Or., was In Portland yostordny completing his plans to open at Port Orford the first bank In Curry county on May 1. The United States National Dank of Portland nnd the Wclls-Fargo Company, of San Francisco, will bo Mr. Loucks' principal correspondents. 'I do not expect the bnnk to pay for some time," said Mr. Loucks. 'lint we are trying now to build up that country and at present there Is no bnnk nearer than Uandon, 32 miles away. 'I believe we can have the finest fruit country in Oregon. Wo have o deep water wharf that will accommo date any boat running out of Port land, but at present we have not traffic enough to make It worth a steamer's while to call. This condi tion wo soon hope to alter. At present It takes nearly threo days to get to Port Orford by rail and stage. We connect by launch with Coos Day." The Cull of tho Wood for purification, finds voice In pimples, boils, sallow complexion, s jaundiced look, moth pntches and blotches on the skin nil signs of liver trouble. Dut Dr. Kings Now Ife Pills Pills mnkes rich, red blool; gives clear skin, rosy checks, fino complexion, health. Try them. 26c at all druggists. CALL FOR COUNTY WARRANTS. Notice Is hereby given that all parties holding county warrants Is sued by Douglas County, Oregon, and endorsed "not paid for want of fundB prior to and including the 22nd day of March, 1909, to present the same to the County Treasurer of said County at his office for pay ment, as Interest thereon will ceasr after the date of this notice. Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, this, the 31st day of March, 1910. J. E. SAWYERS, Treasurer of Douglas County, Ore gon, dtf HOOKS! ROOKS 1 HOOKS! You can rent tho latest and best novels at 10 centa per week at the Rosebu: r Public Library, upstairs In the Par ott building, near the post otllce. Over twelve hundred cloth hound volumes of tho very best Ac tion to select from. dtf A Mortifying Confession A woman who Buys), "Thank hoaven, I'm through with my Spring houHPotpaniiiK." makes a mortifying confoHHloii. Sh admita that for twi'lvn inontliH flho allowed hor houne to grow ilirtlrr, tumuli hy month, until it bncamn juHt tw.-lvt titiii'H an dirty as it should be. What excuse ran alio offer? Why does ahe clean house thor oughly only once or twice a year? The confualon the mlaery the worry It can hps when done In the old faahloned way is her only excuse. OI H VACI MN XKAKH MAKKS H 0 1" 8 K ( I j K A N 1 ( J KASV FOK YOU The KowharK Yuruiiiii (letiM tranaforniB the cleaning of tho house from an Infinite bur den into a comparative pas timeinto an actual pteanure. Instead of upheaval f fur (titure, taking up carpets, oio , The Itowhur-K Ynriiinii (Vnner hy an cany, njtnpl Often reno vation, gives you perpetual free dom from dust, grime and dis ease gern; without disturbing furniture or furnWWngB. Let tin do your hounecleanlng with the Klertrir Yftruiim Clean nr. Telephone 701. IlOBEWJlUi BTKAM LAUNOKY .b&b P " In ALCOHOL 3 PEIt CKN1V AwgelaUclTfparaiionror,s. similaiiiigiiK'nwdamlRrtiila ting Ute S lotnactts andBoids of EEEIIE31E3I IVoraotesDideslionjChffifiJ ncss and Itest.Conuliu neiiim- Opium.Morphinc norMiutrii WOT MARC OTIC. AcfaifouikSMuirmm JbMleSaltt j4nturrrf QtmfkH Sugar Ancrfecl Remcdv forOrmsllrra. Hon . Sour StoiMch.Dlarrtaa Worms .Coirvulsions.tevmstr BaB ness andLoss of Slkep. IS'6: falSimite Sifruturcof NEW YOHK. Exact Co pi of Wrapper. CLASSIFIED ADS. FOR BALI VOtl SALE. Early cabbago 60c por iuu; 3 por 10(10; will bo all sold this month. If you want larse tomato plants ordur now, 7 fie por 100, $5 per 1000. Cot thoae aud you will have tomatoes beforo your neighbors. Southern Oregon Nursery, Yoncalla, Oregon. FOR SALE. Ono of the best ranches In Southern Oregon, con sisting of 960 acres, sullnble for farming, grazing, fruit and dairy ing; better laud than some people are selling for $300 per acre; good oil prospects, and millions of timber. Also city property cheaper than dirt, and 80 acres timber, cruising 2 Mi million feet, saw tim ber, cIobo In. If you want the best bargain on earth, come early. I). P. FlHher. I2t-I3.'t Wa.i nub street, Roseburg. d FOR SALE. 5 acres of unimproved unil uncultivated land ml to from city limits of Portland and 1 V4 miles from streetcar lino. Will sell cither nil or part for $.100 an acre. M. Dovaney, Itoso burg, Oregon. dswa21 FOR SALE. North Roseburg prop erty, as ronows; Two lots, each fi0x200 foet, on Winchester stroot, north of railroad spur; ono lot, 50x200 foet, with B-room house and a barn and good well of water, corner Winchester and West First streets. Apply to B. F. I'age, 504 Pine street, Roseburg. dswa29 NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that I will not he reapoiiBlble for any bills contracted by my wife after this dute, sho having refused to longer live with mo. Harry J. Jewott, Jefferson, Oro., April 7, 1910. dtf TOR SALE CHEAP. Ono apan of horses, weight about 1100 oach, aged 6 and 8 years, good work and driving horses. Intiulro of S. II. Crouch, warehouse No. 8, or Phone 2431. dtf FOR SALE. 80 acres, 15 acres of It good orchard land, balance pas ture land with some timber. Not over 6 miles from Roseburg. Price $800.00. You deal with the own er. Address Ho T, Roseburg. dtf PASTURAGE. Morses nnd rattle wanted to pasture at the old (lllll land Ranch on South Deer Creek. Address W. I). Alexander, Dixon vllle, Oregon. dtf FOR SALE. 01 ucrps, throe-fourths mile from Myrllo Creek, all fenced; running wnter; all bench and hill land; 7 acres has been cultivated: linn orchard anil; $:io pur acre If sold this month. Write Ruvluw olflce. dtf FOR SALE. 1193 acres In famous Missouri Ilottoin on S. Umpqua river; 250 acres bottom, ir.o aires first bench, 100 acres hill land, balance timber; 35 acres Petite and Italian prunes, 4 acres mixed apples and English walnuts, 6 nores mixed orchard; 9-room bouse, bnrn, prune drier and other outbuildings; It. R. switch on place; 75 cattle, 100 hogs, and 20 horses, with all farm implements go with plnco. The orchard alono will pay Interest on the property. Kr particulars call or address the Review olllce. dtf FOR HAI.Ji. Farm of 320 acres, 100 acres In cultivation, small house and large barn; good well and 4 springs on place; two miles north of Wilbur. Price $3000; terms. Address C. T. Grubbo, Wil bur, Oregon. dtf hum. ""en i CASTOMft For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use Over Thirty Years CASTOH TNI OINTAUH COMPANY, NCW VON OfTV. FOR SAL!. House and lot ou : Washington street, close In, has S rooms, 2 pantries, bathroom, elec tric lights, city water. A nice residence. Inquire at-326 W. Washington. dtf OR SALE. Houso and ono-half ' aero of flue garden land In West Roseburg; mostly set In berries; ' city water. Snap If taken nt onco. Inqulro at 325 W. Washington.dtf FOR SALE. Hay at $15.00 per ton, also Sharpies cream separator. Call on or address A. J. Starmer, Roseburg, Oro. dtf SometliliiK New G, 7 and 10- acro tracts, Mi mile from city limits. Lnnd lays almost level, soil 11 feet deep; free soil, lino for oulous, gard en or fruit; spring water ou almost evory tract. Those will only last a few days. $150 to $200 per acre on ' the easiest terms you over saw, $300 ties one of these tracts up as long as you want. Make a date by mall with II. Graham to see one of these right away. Rox 88, Roseburg, Oregon. BOGS FOR HATCHING. From the fatuous McFarlane strain of S. C. White Leghorua, the best layers la tho world. Address P. O. Box 434, or call at Frey'B Grocery. dtf FOR SALE CHEAP. Piano boxes. Box 607, Rosoburg, Ore. dtf FOll RENT. FOR RENT. Furnished rooms for housekeeping for two people. In quire at Douglas County Cream ery, dtf FOR RENT. Furnished housekeep ing rooms. Call at 603 Mill St. dtf FOR RENT. fiouso of 8 rooms iu Main street. Inquire at Rodlfer's Grocery store. dtf FOR RENT. Furnished rooms for housekeeping. Apply 327 Burke street, corner Pine. dtf FOUND. FOUND. Hunch of keys and cigar box opener on a ring. Owner please call at this olllce. FOUND. Lady's breast pin. Owner call at Douglas Couuty Croamery.d LOST. Lady's gold locket and chain, monogram "M. E. II." on buck. Kinder please return to this ofllce. Reward. dtf WANTED. Energetic and reliable salesmen who can soil trees. Lib eral terms; splendid torrltory; good opportunity. Address Ore gon Nursery Company, Orenco, Oregon. dml5 LOST. Two dogs, ono a spotted and other yellow and black; were lost about Murch 26 near Olnlla. Find er please notify S. C. Miller, 1)11 lard, Oro, Reward. daw WANTED. SalPsmon in ovory lo cality in the Northwest. Monoy advanced weekly. Many makeover. $100 monthly. Choice of terri tory. Yakltna Valley Nursery Co. luppcuimi, wu. uu WANTED. Hy tho Page Investment Company, good man to work In lumber yard. Inquire at Review ofllce or at Pago lumber yard, N. Jackson stroot. dtf WANTED. Would like to engage 40 trry pickers, to commence pick ing Mny 5th; three mouths' pick ing; gootfcamplng place, wood and water handy. Write to L, S, Coon, Dlllurd, Oregon, dtf WANTED, Wood choppers, handy to Roseburg. Apply to J. F. Bar ker ft Co. dtf. Bears the Signature yA