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Newspaper Page TextT o o lis . EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY BY REVIEW PUBLISHING tOMPA.Vl L. WIMI1ERLY. DAILY Ver year, by mail $3.00 'er month, delivered 60 Par week, delivered IS SEMI-WEEKLY ler year 2.00 Six month 1.00 MAY 12, I II 10. UOI UI.A.S ;4CntY IS ALWAYS THE KAItl.lKST. In the "Coll of the Went," owned and edited by Col. llofor, presld of the Oregon and Idaho iievelnp mont CoiiRrxHs, of recent date, the following Item appeara: "The flrnt ripe strawberries of the season were received from ItoHehuri; April 26th. The Willamette Valley Is always to the fore when It comes to dellverlliK firm of the season In any of the frultB." Col. Hofer Is very much o(T In his geography when he calls the Unipinia Valley the Willamette, anil he Is also I on in nia uatu, aa the first ripe straw berries were marketed from Itose burg April 21st of this year. A HEADER. NEW LOT (!' I'ltOSI'IKTIVK INVESTORS AT St Tlll.'ltl.lV SUTIIERLIN, dr., May II. The private car laiselauil, belonging to the Luse Land & Development Com pany, or .St. Paul, arrived here Mon day direct from St. Paul with a large party of prospective purchasers of orchard land, most of whom are from points In the Middle West Those making up the party are Mr. and Mrs. Rait, Ernest Searle and MIbs T. A. Smokel. Aberde en, s. H.; H. W. Urrtwn, Ashland. Ohio; Miss K. Van Guilder, Hi's Moines, la.; Tom H. Plnkerton, Waterloo, la.; Dr. Phillips and wife. w. E. St. John. Miss Nuwman, Hastings, Neti.; C. K Wylio and wife. Minidoka, Idaho: .M Deal. Colby, Kan.; A. D. Phelps. Topeka, Kan.; E. U. Cook, Omaha. W. I). Tackier, St. Paul; T. A Kl'unlz, St. Paul. The parly spent the day motoring about the valley and that evening were the guests ot honor at Sutherlin. when (he Sulher llll Horticultural Society entertalm-i! nt a reception. A. II. Carson, o' Grants Pass, was the principal speak er of the evening. EVER WATCIII'TL. A Little Can' Will Save Many Rose Imi'K Readers Future Trouble. Watch the kidney secretions. See that they have (he amber Inn of heullh; Tho discharges not excessive or in frequent; Contaln i no "brick-dust like" sedl mem. Dean's Kidney pills will do thli for you. They watch tho kidneys and cur. them when Iney'ro sick. M m. J. II. Shortrldge, Cotlag. Grove, Oregon, says: "Sinco I pub llcly recommended Dunn's K' ne Pills two yuir.n ago I have taken them off anil en and (hey have nl ways beneliited me. 1 was all run dow.l from kltluey tuid bladdei trnt'.blu and uflen my back was so weak and lame that I could hurdh get r round. I hud headache and tin kidney secretions annoyed me lit their rreiiuoncy In passage. After I had taken a number or remeillei without benefit, 1 was tuld alioul Dunn's Kidney pills and decided to try them, so 1 procured a supply The conlents of three boxes lin proved my condition In every way. I have often told other persons how en'ecti o Donn's Kidney pills are In cane of kidney complaint." Eur Bale by all dealers. Price M rents. Kosler-Mllburn Co, Murrain New York, sole agents for the United Stales. Remember (he name I loan's and take no other. 4- J. There will be something .j. f. doing In this good old town. .J. ! Attend Ihe Slnitvliei'iv l.'nlr .L . and Rose Show. A v uiup aim pay us a visit. j. Vou will be welcome lo all .t. the comforts or this llrsl class .j. store. .i. I- I- t Our chairs desk and tele- .. I hone service will be at your .!. disposal. j. We will try and make you . feel at home J. Vou will miss a good treat .(. should yon (ail to come and enjoy ihesu home grown lux- .!. uries. Plenty of entertainment and n Jolly good time. xiuso our store your head- .j. 'in me paraucs anil t t i an mi. .resting tcalur our doors. pass W Will I, the clad Ii I mi uir you. Plenty ot chairs lo rest In. genii iteineiuber. ear's Is Ih that saves you lllonov. ' store KICK u l; 1 1 I.- j. dsw The Untiscfuriiio,'..,-,. Iot, ? .;. a M ()Ui:ti) Itl.HlAI ltM' T 4 Open Itay and Mghu X. A Klrst-class nieals at ml hnurn J Fresh Olymnla Uyaters, Klah J h nnd Claim all Lie time. T Itegnlar Menu, 25 tViili. T Have added a new llaicoiif J especially rejerfrd for ladles' I i- and fanilllcs. T H An Klectrlc Plann will furnbh T f niusta during met I hour 5 OREGON NEWS. The Oregon conference of the Methodist Episcopal church will be held September 21, the Columbia ftlver conference on August 21. (living us a reiHon0 the atre.su of business employnieu'K, Charles E. McDouell, Colonel of the Third ItcKimcnt of I ii f;i ut ry. Oregon Na tion Cuard, has handed in his resig nation to Adjutant General V. E. Fluzer. i Ex-Senator C. W. Kulton Is en route to pawnee City, Neb., where his mother, 8(1 years of age, on Tues day fell down a stairway and broke both of her arms, ' Rogue Itlver Valley fruit growers have olfered I'. J. O'tJara an annual salary of $"i0iit) to resign his posi tion with the Covern incut and re main In that section. Cleat elation Is felt at Modford over this announced Intention of John K. Stevens, who owns (10 per cent of the slock III the Pnclflc & Eastern Railroad, to develop South ern Oregon in the vicinity of .Med ford by buildinc up the i'aclllc & Eii'lern to the Trunk Line in Eastern Jrenon and to tie- California line to tai tin- Mine l.edge mine. The feel-' ling Is general that this finally spells I prosperity to .Mctllonl as a Jobbing f.,,,,1 A burglar, with a praclical-joke vein, afler taking ihe money that he found about tin- house of George II. K lly. of llu Hooth-Kelly Lumber Company, at Eugene, Sunday nighl. removed all the clothes or tile own er or the house and lort. I hem In (he rront yard. About $20 In money was secured, hut Jewelry was Iett. .1. II. Ackermau. stale superinten dent or public Instruction, has been unanimously elnted president or the Willamette Valley Chautauiiia As sembly, succeeding W. C. Ilawley, representative from the First Con gressional District. Additional large tracts or land In Oregon, aggregating 7S.2I0 ncres, have been designated by Secretary or the Inferior Ilallluger for settlement iiniler the enlarged homestead act. The area Involved is not susceptible to successful Irrigation at a reason aide cost rrom any known source or water supply. The resignation or Judge E. C. Bro naugh. of Dept. No. I of the Cir cuit Court of Ihe Fourth Judicial District. Portland, and the appoint ment or Clly Attorney John P. Kuv auaugb lo llll the position until Jan. 11. 1 ill 1 , w;ro announced nt the ilovernor's office in Salem Wednes lay. o - Ah lilfiil IIii1uut(l liiiticnt, nveii with n imKKiiiK wlfo, 'or ho knows alio iipim.s ht'lp. She miiy bo mi nervous mid run-down In 'H'allh that lKllrn annoy her. If she s mt'liim' !m!y. oxcitiitile, troubled -villi loss of npptllo. lu'iulaclu!, ilpt'ph'H'dioss, consllpntioii or faint nj; inn) diz.y spcllH, hIh nof'dH lOK'c- !.rlc Kltlt'i'F llu numt wonderful remedy for aillns women. Thousands of minVrerH from renmle troiil-lea nervous troubles, backache and weak kidneys have used tli'Mn and heroine ticallhy and happy. Try them. Only .flc. SatLsraclion guarunleed hy all 'Ii'ukkLsIb. T. I,. Graves, of the Home Studio 'Ml Mill sln-i'l. h;is discovered :i new niocess for enlarging photos. h,. ''an take any old photo, no matter how snii-tll or faded, and reproduce il in the !atM phot o,;iup!i!;: art. I here is no other known prot-ess that will accomplish what Mr. Graves has lately acrompllshed. Silence! The inslinct of inodcr.y nnruriif to cvrrj vcomr.n Ii; often 1 flrrut hiiulruocu to tho cure ot wor.emly iIImvisci. V.'oir.cn shrink Irom the pcrsonnl questions of tlx local fhyMci :n which seem iiulcliculc. Jlic tlunilit c,' cvnuiination i:, nb horrent to them, and no they endure in silenco it ceuuttion of discutie whi,.-h surely pio(Jrei.icj (rum bud to wo i. f hast iieeo Dr. Vu rcc'a pvivi;co lo cvre .7 treat many wor.ivit vlit hu: e reopj a rc't'ijo lor modcr.ly lit uttef bf 1?m:K nmi, tion by letter. Till corrJspo.:rivncc ij htij an tumidly confidential. Zldiirvns Er. It. V. fierce, Uutlalo, A'. V. Dr. I'irrre's Favorite Preterit lion restored rnd ri-iluliucn the wiinuinly functions, nhi.hslits puhi and liuildn up ad puts ttie finishing touch oi health 011 evciy tvcub vonmn who dives it a fiiir trial. It Makes Weak Women Stront. Sick Women WeH. You con't ofTorJ to accept a jrircf nobtnuu as n loibsfiicle tor this non-iilcolwiliu medicine tie known i:omi osi rev,. HEADQUARTERS For Staple and fancy Groceries Fresh Vegetables and Fruit Turkeys and Chickens Vou will want n lot of nice '""e lb 1riM.1l. freih mock. too. You will also II ml n well-asoirtcil line of senonable grorerlea our tttore. "r '"efc l complete anil our price. renvouable. we caimot emimerale nil our slock, Iml VIM' will II ml anything ami KVl:UVTIIIM) ileslrable Item. Harness ($1 Johnson G R o c i; r j SHerian St. KfM Phone No. If 1031 Tbf) issue of trading stamps b nioKhantH was pronounced unlawful by the Iistrlet of Columbfn Court of Appuils In a divided ri ;clslon ren dered Wednesday. The trading Ktamp companies w'll appeal to the supreme Court of the United States i wo monuments to the memon ana df eiU of J'.iiaak i and Kowciusko ih I'oMhIi Ii f roes, both of whom fought and uuo of whom died that uneiiy m .merica might live, were dedicated !n Washington W'edneadav Oriven ut this country by an uuhappy lov affdr, Kosciusko saw the new republh: established and did not re turn to his native Poland until 17KI hen Russia attacked Poland in ITfcl!. Kosciusko with 1000 men held Uubl.'iikn acainst 1 s.ouo Hussian in a famous battle. After the second pari it ion of Poland In 1794 lie put himself at the head of a national movement and was proclaimed dicta tor and commander-in-chief. Covered with wounds he. fell Into the hands of his enemies an:' Was restored liberty by the Kmperor Paul two verirs later. Alexander in 1814. re fused to grant an amnesty to Poles In foreign lands and to make Kos ciusko constitutional Kinp of Poland and for the remainder of his life he laid aside the sword and lived the peaceful life of a farmer in Fraive until he was killed when his horse plunged over a precipice. Charging that his millionaire father, John A. Mcnson, had added bigamy to other crimes for which the Federal (lovernment pursued him for years. Dr. Krnest A. lienson has filed a petition for letters of administra tion In his parent's estate at San Francisco. The elder Henson, who had just completed a year's sentem in the Alameda county jail for land fraud, dropped dead while motoring last Sunday. Dr. Henson says the reason his father was not prosecuted on tho hi gam v charge was because his first wife, the physician's mother had a horror of Involving the family in additional disgrace. The physician disavowed any desire to profit by settlement of the estate, declaring tho suit has been filed for no other purpose than to establish the legality of his mother s claim. Itesfdes lr Unison, a daughter who died about 20 years ago was born to John A Henson by his first wife. Seven years ago lienson married Mrs. Ciracc f iates, former wife of "Swift water Mill" Gates, of Klondike fame, with out, the formality, Hr. Itensou alleges of se.-uring a divorce from his first wife. Mrs. Mary K. lienson. XOTICN TO UTIZKNH. All persons desiring to subscribe for tho City of Ko'ehnrg Iinprove """t PoimI. Series "It." will please i'. er w .ilo lo the undersigned not later than the 17th day of May. 1910. Said bonds matin e twenty years from date of issue and bear Interest from the date thereof. :it the rat' of 4 per cent per annum, payable semi annually on the presentation to the City Treasurer of the coupon at tached thereto. For further Informa tion concerning said bonds, call at this olllce, or upon the underst (nod Itespeetfllllv, S. S. JOSKPMSOW .IOSKPH MICFIXI, U. Y. ST KONG, dswmlG Comuiitee Five Minute Headache powders, t h:ir;nless and strict I v retinb'e re me- dy for i.iimu. lieviug headaches in a l' v Cse it and see. Itoseluiri Pharmacy. dti noli, ralnins illf. tics, etc. we MI.VINU K.Vt-irtMKXr .Nt.lK t'ANVONVILLK. Canyonvllle, May II. 1910. Editor Review: The mining ex citement here still cuuiinues to run high. Many men are seeking claims ttut they are located for several miles and good ore is beini; struck on (he claims. The Lucky ledKo, owned by Hlarmer and ItlllliiKs, is shuning up line ore. .Mr. Stunner is taking out tine, high grade milling ore. The itilllken expert is making prepara tions to cross-cut their property I'or the purpose ot hitting the Trixie ledge. The Hear fiulrh group Is showing tine sylvunide ore. Tel lurium ore was struck last night in the Climax group. Great interest Is shown by the men working in this section and many new realures are promised in the near tuture. ' O. II. WOOIUtl FF. t'AI.I, FOIl SCIKMH, WAUItANTS. Notice Is hereby given to all per sons holding school wan.ints Is sued by School District No. 4, of flojglas County, Oregon, between .Ian. 1st, ln9, and July luth,; 19oU, and endorsed n.it. paid for want of funds," are requested to j present the same at the olllce of thej Clerk for said District Tor payment, I is interest thereon will cease from date of this notice. Dated ut Koseburg this 2d day of .May, 1910. GEORGE NEI.'NEU. Jr., dsw Clerk School District No. 4. Preparations have been made for Ihe biggest rose show and carnival ever held In Grants Pas. Ihe event will occur on .May 24 and J.'i. under the auspices ot the ladies' aux iliary to the Commercial Club. Handsome prizes will be awarded I'or roses. A Regular Tom Itoy was Susie climbing trees and fences, jumping ditches, whltling. al ways getting scratches, culs, sprains, bruises, humps, burns or scalds. Hut laws! Her mother just applied Uuck- ien s Arnica Salve and cured her illick. Heals everything healahle boils, ulcers, eczema, old sores, corns or plies. Try It. 2,ric nt all druggists. Miss Nello llishop, teacher of vocal music. Private lessons given. Terms reasonable. Voices tested tree. tudlo Hoseburg Nat l Hank llldg. d ALWAYS SO.MI'l WAIIM IIAItt.'AI.N'S lIDltlO. $S.uo Suitcases, each $ $1 2.(10 Couch, special $1.25 Dining room chairs, each 44.110 Hod-steads, Iron c Rawhide seat chairs, each S."ic Wood seat chairs, each.. $4.00 Rockers $3.00 Rockers c Knives and rorks, set . . . tJood spoons per set Rogers IS4 7 teaspoons, set .. Frying pans as low as, each.. 00 Clothes plus tor S ,'J . "i II Mattresses lolly tumblers, per dozen , . . Water glasses, per set Odd wall paper, per roll .... 1 1 Singer Sewing Machines. 4 Table oil cloth, a yard Also nianv other bargains. KICK & HICK. The llousefurttlsherR. HOUSEWIFE'S LUCK Is always good when she uses "Queen City" or "Excelsior" Hard Wheat Flour. Made in Vancouver, Wash. For sale at AH Roseburg Groceries They carry "The Pride of Douglas." & fo :.-m fl Call at Page Investment Co's Square Dealing Lumber Yard anil get the Ih-kI Kiivr-nln'tl or SIS1K dimension Innilier, tho liest Kvtra "A" Sunset llraitil Hlilnglen, anil the liest air sensoned, kiln ilrietl flooring, finish anil all kinds of building lumber. Door screens 2-K2-ll, IMIe. Adjustable window screens, lit nny window, ,10c fo 4,V Having lieen hIiImmI by mistake, have aomo cull shingles at !M.oO ier M. " Page Investment Company rilOM. V ,1 j LI i v"'iv' THE tSlltTtI L t'UM. This is a movement dtrisvted by the Young Men's Christian Associa tion, with the purpose of sulviuc tha jiroblem of boy life In towns nnd cities where there Is no reaularly organized Y. M. C. A. There are already twenty boyB' organizations in the state Identified with this new movement. The first organization of the kind in (he clly of Host-burg will be Initiated Friday night at the Methodist church, by the state or ganizer, Ilev. F. V. Fisher. This will be a public exercise and will ho greatly enjoyed by all who attend. All parents in the rlty should especi ally he l.iterested 111 this noble work. Organized clubs In all of the churches will he tho nucleus from which will grow the regularly organized Y. M. C. A. work. X. X. One of the members of the O. A. C. cadet band playing for the carni val is "Colly" Cathey, a medical student, who was born 111 nosebnrg. This is his first visit hero since his parents moved away when he was 2 years of ago. j DINNFIt 1!Y LADIES' All). The Ladles' Aid Society of the Presbyterian church will serve a de licious home cooked dinner with strawberries and cream, May 12tli and 14th, during the Strawberry Car nival, in the Sunday bcIiodI room of the church, beginning at 11:30 o' clock. Remember the time and place. Trice 35 cents. Everybody come. On Friday, the 13th, they will serve a delicious lunch with hot j home made tamaies. um A Mortifying Confession A woman who says, "Thank heaven, I'm through with my Hprlnrr housecleaning," makes a mortifying confession. She admits that for itvelvo inmillis sho allowed her house to grow dirtier, month hf month, until it bsciure just twelve times as dirty as it should bo. " What excuse can she offer? Why does she clean hojse thor oughly only once or twice a year? The confusion the misery tho worry It causes when done In th3 old fashioned way is her only excuse. (U K VAITMX CLKAXER .MARKS HOl'SKCLKAXIXG KASY VOIl YOU The Ivosehut'K Vacuum Clean er transforms the cleaning of the house from an infinite bur den into a comparative pas time into nn actual pleasure. Instead of upheaval of fur niture, taking up carpets, etc.. The ltoschiirK Vacuum Cleaner by an easy, simple often reno vation, gives you rsrpetuul free dom from dust, gr! lie and t?'t easo germs without disturbing furniture or furnishings. Let us do your housecleanlng with the Klectrle Vacuum Clean er. Telephone 791. ItOSFIltRO STKAM I.AUXimY XO SKK SAW GAME about this lumber business. Yon get the squarest kind of a square deal when you come here. We don't play upon your Inexperience. The next time you want lumber give us a chance to show you how much it Is to your ndvuntngo to plnce your order hero. I.KOXA MILLS LUMIIEIt CO., Cor. 1'ine and Oak ilreets. JACKSOV St. l r-TO-l)ATH INTKRIOK KIXISH for modern houses. Is made from the best oak, birch, ash and flr, such ns can be procured of the finest quality nnd best color, and well seasoned, from our large and well assorted slock of lumber. We have every thing In building lumber demanded by builders, which we are selling at prices that we won't allow anyone to bent. Orders filled for all kinds of fruit boxes. o The J. G. Flook C0.0 j Ibiarbarg, Oregoa. k aVsa Vaaw ta laa al) V a laay Uvar and sluggish botyela cause frightful despondency. But Dr. Klaa's Nea- Lire Pills expel polnona from tha system; bring hope and courage; cure ufl liver, stomach aid klaney troubles; Impart health and vigor to the weak, nervous and ailing. 25c at all druggists. Have Arundel tune It. tf Delivered to any part of the city. Phone 1413 Roseburg Cold Storage & Ice Co Plant on Oak street, at S. P. R. R. Track. moXK 2751 ICE Union Motor Gasoline 25c a Gallon Arco Oils Carbide Arctic4 Grease Motor Supplies of all Kinds AGENCY FOR AJAX TIRES (guaranteed for dOOO miles) Expert Repairing PILKINGT0N BROS. GARAGE 227-31 East Douglas Roseburg, Oregon 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 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, Window Screens andGlass in all sizes, Mouldings and Brackets, Shingles and Lath. Mill on Kinney Spur Telephone 121 1 Orders Promptly KUlcd Roseburg, Oregon. You Don't Have To a T Go To Sea To See bY I for Cement Culvert, Cement Sewer li,H., ,70. o , ,,,. Cement building --.J-n.-d eh.inn ' 'idoet" Ce,,et6..dew!J'i anu cement work of any kind I have five or six houses I will sell chean as T .nt i ., money In other business. See my burglar.nronf l, T O. K. See Pat's Elastic roof palvt for ?ek ? roofs We H n or repair your house,. Business bu.ldlngs'Vspecia. forty CONTRACTOR. AND BUILDER F. L. H. RH0ADES Successors to A. D. BRADLEY. Come and see us. Can save you money on any thinf you wt to buy. I will nav the hiirlwci n.L i., .. . ".. WATCH OUT FOt THI IIG Red Star in the wiudow of the Masonic Temple. There is the place to get bargains in real property. I. F. RICE Real Estate Agent Roseburg Oregon A. L. Kitchin rimno 2020. Nursery Salesman. Nothiug more to offer for Spring trade. Order early for Fall delivery, and get the best. KAV AXI) xk;ht service. F. PATTERSON & CO. 2nsdt0IrIrd i p,w wr second hnd sends. 1 1 Ill o O c? o o