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Newspaper Page Textr 1 r" v ' V ' M e To Get Best Results in Fruit Spray With Swift Arsenate of Lead For Sale by Hamilton Drug Co. ; . 241 Jackson Street, Roseburg Announcement We have bought the eutire stock of pianos, phouographs, records and instruments of the Music Store known as the Burr Music House. We are not handliug goods on commission and can quote you low est prices. Come in aud see. OTT & LENOX EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW , , MAY liS,, ll10. .DAILY WBAT1IEU REPORT. U.S. Weather Bureau, local office, KoBeburg, 24 hours; ending 6 a. ru.. 'today. . Precipitation In lnchoa aud hun dredths: Maximum temperature 73 Minimum temperature 4(1 ' Precipitation 0 ' Total preclp. since 1st of mo. 1 ; ' 1.92 Avg preclp. for nio. for 32 yrs 2.00 Tot preclp from Sep 1, 09 to date .... '. . ' . .29.13 a.rg. preclp. from Sep. 1, 1877 ! .' 31. OS .Total deficiency f rora Sept. 1, '09 Averago precipitation !or 32 wet seasons, (Sep. to May 33.00 WILLIAM BEIL. Observer. WEATHER FORECAST: Showers tonight; Thursday fair. LOCAL NEWS We have purchased a salesman's entire sumple 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 Cass street. dtl Piirents should all see that their childrens' health is in good condition before the winter goes. There is no better way than giving Wilsons Sarsaparilla. Roseburg Pharmacy, tr A new stock of college aud lodge pennants Just received at Roseburg Book Store. dtf Douglas County. Creamery butter only 05c a two-pound square. Ask your grocer for It. Patronlzt home industry. dtf For something special for dinners, parties or balls, see the Unipq.ua Bak ry. Phone 2211. dtf Phone 2211 toi anything In the baking line free delivery, liiupqua Bakery. dtf Post Cards of all kinds, lc each best assortment In Roseburg. The Fair. dtf If your grocer does not furnish vou with Unipqua Bakery goods call Phone 2211 aud they will be deliver d to you. dtr Dry Oak Wood. $3 per tier, de livered. Leave orders at Bee Hive Grovery. dtf "What to Eat and Where to It" Is the title of a handsome Men.. Card gotten up by the Unipqua Bak erv. Call and get one dtf New Hue of picture mouldings just received at Lewis' Studio, corner Cass and Hose streets. Best assort ment In the city. dm 12 For Sale All kinds of bedding plants, finest pnnsies, geraniums. svlvins. verbaenas. Phono your or ders at once. -Mrs. F. D. Owen, florist. Phone 1497. dtf Tiz a cure for sore, overheated ;md uncomfortable feet, at Hamil The Ladles' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church will serve dinner on the 12th, 13th and 14th of May, during the Strawberry Car nival, dtf Save money by buying your paints, oils, and varnishes -of 1). P. Fisher, not in tbe trust. dtf Old newspapers, a big bundle for 10c, at Roseburg Book Store, dtf If you want your bouse painted and papered In latest oaBtem styles, call on D. P. Fisher. dtf "Three Acres and Liberty," in which the author tells the possibili ties of an acre. Whore to And idle land, how to select, clear and culti vate it. A practical book. $1.75 net. By mail $1.88, at Roseburg Hook Store. dtf Portland Oregonian: Higher cost of living the last few years has nlso had the effect of raising the bottom of the strawberry box nearer the toil. Mrs. W. R. Willis ariived here from Portland today to attend the carnival. She is also one of tbe judges at the rose exhibit. A. S. Ashley, private secretary to Willhim McMtirruy, whom the Hose burs Commercial Club tried to se cure to succeed Darby Richardson, lias been chosen publicity agent for the Baker Commercial Club. lie won out over a large Meld of appli cants and is believed to be well suited for the position, which, pays $150 per month. As head of the coloniza tion department of the O. R. & N., he has been In close touch with the commercial clubs of all Oregon towns and is familiar with the best methods for securing new settlers. All Who Would Eiyoy good health, with its blessings, must un derstand, quite clearly, that it involves the question of right living with all the term implies. With proper knowledge of what is best, each hour of recreation, of enjoy ment, of contemplation and of effort may be made to contribute to living aright. Then the use of medicines may be dis pensed with to advantage, but under or dinary conditions in many instances a simple, wholesome remedy may be invalu able if taken at the proper time ami the California Fig Syrup Co. holds (hat it is alike important to present the subject truthfully and to supply tbe one perfect laxative to those desiring it. Consequently, the Company's Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna gives general satisfaction. To get its beneficial effects buy the genuine, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. only, and for sale by all leading druggists. 1IOUX. TAYLOR. At Salem. May 5, 1910. to Mr. and Mrs. Billle Taylor, daughter. hlllie, the father, conducted oyster parlor and confectionery store ' in Roseburg 15 years ago. 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 on Halley's Comet or mingle with the few (millions) that remain, at least wear a clean shirt and a smile. Yon get both when you see the work we send back to you. ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY Wool Skirts Cleaned and Pressed. ton's. dtf not tor Fruit." the magazine, on ly $1.00 a year, at Roseburg Book Store. Leave your order. dtf Snohn's Distemper' Cure, recom mended bv local horse owners lor tin prevailing distemper In horses, at Hamilton Drug Store. ; Bin- shoes at a shoe store. Com- nlete stvles and dzes for men, women and children just received at the Cass Street Shoe Store, M. L. Daniels. manager. Repairing at reasonable 'prices. U9J,' I For rich, red blood take Wilsons (Sarsaparilla. Kvery b.ttle does igood. Roseburg Pharmacy. tt i ,j. ...t.r hnttles. fountain syr inges, bulb syrlnt;es, and atomizers. the flne?t and most complete ... city Sold at the lowest prices on .... ! i to nive satisfaction. "11 e' .. ' , III nt lint. Hini i u-i " Hamilton Drug Co. n Sold tf Look at o.ir buy elsewhere . . . .t- j. -t. .4. U $ A ! 4 4 -r f v" . . "T" 1 ghMn j- 1400 acres oi m. ...-. T in lease or for or came - p, to G. H. Pitta. dtf The Lewis Cafe MEALS AT ALL HOURS Situated on Cass street near the Southern Pa cific depot. A sale. Avply i. Ruckles, Ore. t . Fasteni Oyiters In Any Style. A oilers at Any Hur- 4 Quick Lunch Restaurant YE TOY, Prop. IllXil I.AH IllNNLR- !!-(; Chicken Dinner Kvery Sunday. Oue-i until 10 p. m., dally. Sheridan Street N-.r Depot. For Your Dining Table Menu BREAKFAST Ham & Eggs with Royal Club Coffee, White River Flour Biscuits Made with Royal Baking Powder, Toasted Corn Flakes, Oranges and Bananas. LUNCH Sniders' Pork & Beans, Preferred Stock Corn and Peaches, Unipqua Valley Potatoes, Prunes. Lettuce, Raddish, Onions, Asparagus and Green Peas, Bohemian Ripe Olives. DINNER Fine, Ripe, Umpqua Valley Strawberries, with Sugar and Cream, Nabiscos or Barronett Biscuits, Creamery Butter. Remember To get our prices on spring wagons and buggies before purchasing. Our vehicles are fully guaranteed and we stand behind the guarantee. THIS MEANS SOMETHING TO YOU. We can suit you in style and price. J. F. BARKER & CO. Roseburg, Oregon IMPI.KMK.NTS VKHICLKS Lafe Lewis, Prop. U BUILDER Tt C. D. MAYNARD, General Contracting Builder at your service. ROSEBURG. OREGON. Phone 2123. B. S. Nichols CARPENTER-CONTRACTOR tlmates Furnished on AH Kinds of Carpenter' Work. Phone 121i NyHJk Jsckson TFe ROSE CAFE Ah Li uk. ' '"" orF:v i)Av"aTm nk.ht. M,l at all houm Recuiar Meals . 25eU. i sax i-vrri,ro,n t J 12 noon to J P- m. T Noodles, Fresn all tne iime. ! If t riirin Sur-T. ri.k air 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, LOCAL NEW 9. Earl C. Caddis Is one nt ,l,o li,l- ford contingent of B. P. o. Elks at tending the carnival. Ortlia O. Uuusaker. a former r..al. dent of Roseburg, is now a member ot (be Seattle police force. nr., ana Mrs. G. W. Wilson and baby, of Portland, are guests at the home ot bis sister. .Mrs. CeniL-e I Uucher. A. S. Iluey returned this mnn,i from Portland. whero he uitemleii ih annual convention of the Orenon lte- uuu-is jeweiry Association. Eighth grade final exiinilnnilniii! for admission to high schools are be ing held throughout l)ou;;las county today and will continue over tomor row. 111 tlllS CltV SO tllllilln nf ll.u Lane school, where the eviuiiliiniimi Is being held and 5 pupils from other schools are trying for certltl cates. s. J. Jones is coutluctliiir. Mrs. K. W. Uenson, wife ot Ore gon s governor, arrived here from Salem this morning, and is a guesl at tbe home of .Mayor K. V. llaynes. Governor llenson, suffering from a slight attack of la grippe, is In San frnncisco with his brother, Judge Henry L. Uenson. of Klamath Knlln. and will not be a visitor during the fill UIVUI. Mnrshfleld Times. Malinger O. R Hinsdale, of the Drain-Gardiner Coos nay stage line, announces that the company has perfected a new sched ule whereby the stage connects with both the north and soulh bound trains on the Southern Purine In the afternoon. This will enable staae passengers leaving Coos Hay to get Into Portland on the evening of the second day out from here. Jlnrsblleld Times: At a meeting of the Coos County Racing Association Saturday, F. P. Norton was elected director of the Second Southern Oregon District Fair Association In place of John Hear, whose term had expired. Arrangements were also perfected for a race Ineet to be held 111 llarshfleld, July 1, 2, 4 and 5. A. II. Powers was elected president, G. Carlelon secretary and P. P. Nor ton track manager and Jus. II. Flan agan trensurer. The outlook for the races Is good. Portland Oregoniiui: C. N. Wonn cott, assistant general secretary of the Portland Y. M. C. A., hns been offered the position of general secre tary of the Association at Salt Lake City, lie will not accept the offer. .Mr. Wonnrolt. is now In the East, hut lias wrltlen to olllcers of the Portland Y. M. C. A., announcing that he will remain In his present position. II. YV. Stone and other olllcers of the local Association are much pleased with his decision, us .Mr. Wonacott is one of the most valued members of the Y. .M. C. A. staff. MAIlltlUI). 1 In Hertford, May 7. Oliver, W. C. Hrown, and Hernico Elliott, Medford Tribune. 1910, by F. E. or Glendale, of Ashland. Lion Fondles n Child. In Pittsburg a savage lion fondled the hand that a child thrust Into his cnge. Danger to a child Is some times great v, ion leiio; regarded Often It conies throivUi colds, croup and whuoti i a coi nh- They slay thousands that Dr. KIii't New Dts cov:rv co. .d hn ;e saved. "A few doses cued our baby of a very bad c-ise of clo. p." writes . ; George II. DrvL, of Hat Hock, N. C. "We always j,i,e it t'J bin w be.l ho takes cold. I s a wonC'i ,i nirdlc'e for babies." Debt for cor;,hs, co lis, la grippe, asthine. lnn'0:ilii";es, weak lunn. fiOe. $' 00. 1 .i .1 bottle free. Guaranteed by all ilr.'gglsts tor uronint baggage transfer or exnress business call J. F. Smlth; stand In front of Com'l Club, Uldg., or phone 2221. dtf All indoor workers should take i bottle of Wilson's Sarsaparilla to got their blood in flrst-cliiHs condition before spring. Rosebcrg Pharmary. harmless and strictly reliable reme dy for relieving headaches In a few minutes. Use It and see. Roseburg Pharmacy. dtf The price of foodstuffs has come down at the North Side Grocery, dtf The best bre-d made at Umpqua Hakerv. Free, delivery. Phone 2211 "A Furnace of Gold," a book which has been acclaimed tbo Western novel of tbo year. It Is practically an account of tho settlement ol (lolillleld. Nevada, and Is full ot neilnn. 11.20 net. On sale at Rose burg Hook Stole. dtf Sulphur and Molasses superseded by sulphur and cream tartar lozen ges. So nice to take you will want to take more. 2r.c Mr box at Hose burg Pharmacy. Buy Fruit Jars Now! Fruit jars are like all other staple com modities as high as they were last year or higher Note prices we are going to make, and supply yourself while the sale is on and save money. MASON JARS Pints per dozen .60c Quarts per dozen 70c One-half gallon '. 95c EVERLASTING Pints per dozen '. 60c Quarts per dozen 90c SCHRAM Quarts perdozen 95c Caps for "Economy" jars One dozen 20c, Two dozen 35c, Five dozen flOc It's early but its time to buy while the price is low. A. S. CLASSIFIED ADS. FOR SALE. mall with H. Graham to Bee one of these right away. Box 88, Roseburg, Oregon. FOR SALE. 300 tiers dry stove wood. $1.25. Cox ranch, 8 miles east. Phone 1615. Q. A. Llnd- blom. dtf FOR SALE. North Roseburg prop erty, as follows: Two tots, each 50x200 feet, on Winchester street, north of railroad spur; one lot, 50x200 feet, with 5-room bouse and a barn and good well ot water, cornor Winchester and Weat First streets. Apply to B. F. Page, 604 Pine street, Roseburg. dswa29 A.N I0.( KPTIONAI. HI V. iiVi acres in Oakland, only three blocks from new high srhnt; all under cultivation; family orchard of bearing ap ples, pears, pliinis, peaches, berries, grapes; fair six-rnnm house, small barn; line water; electric lights and city water In front of house. JliXllO gels this now. $1500 down, balance three years. P. A. COI'PAItl), Oakland. Oregon. 4. 4. ttt'r'f It ' It I .1. III t NOTICE TO Tin; I't III.IC. Beginning Juno 1st, our terms on all credit accounts will be strictly thirty days. Interest at 10 per cent bo charged on all accounts not ,jld when due. All persons now owing us armunts that have been stiOid In more than thirty days aro hereby notllled to settle ime bv June lt. ,Hf JOti.;PIIBO.N"8. FOR SALE CHEAP. Remington typewriter, with or without tabu lator. I ini u I re at U. S. Forestry olllce, or at this office. dtf FOR SALE CHEAP. One fine double cinch saddle, almost new. Address P. O. Box 295. dsw 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 Box T, Roseburg. dtt FOR SALE. Farm of 320 acrea 100 acres in cultivation, small bouse and large barn; good well and 4 springs on place; two miles north ot Wilbur. Price $8000; terms. Address C. T. Orubbo, Wil bur, Oregon. dtf FOR SALE. House aud lot on Washington street, close In, has E rooms, 2 pantries, bathroom, elec tric lights, city water. A nice residence. Inquire at 325 W. Washington. dtt FOR SALE. 800 acre Btock and fruit ranch, 6 miles from Myrtle Creek; 9-rooin house, running water to nouse and barn; rulr out buildings; 1 HO acres creek bottom cieiireu, isu cultivated; 5 acres hill cleared and cultivated; 100 ucrus tlr timber; hue soil, easy slope; fine apple and pear land when cleared, balance grazing lima you can sen eight 40-acre tracts off this piece and hnve a fine dairy ranch left; we think this the best thing In DouglaB county for the price. Inquire or write H, care Review. dtf FOR SALE. 31 acroB, 1st bench land, 14 mile from Myrtle Creek Oregon; 10 acres bearing fruit 200 Hen Davis and Baldwin apples 8 years old; 425 petite prunes, 75 Itnllan prunes 12 years old, 100 iewtown ana Bpitz applos 2 years old, 200 Newtown and Spitz apples planted last winter; 3-4 acre strawberries; 6-rooin house: water In house; apple houso, barn chicken house; 2 outside wells for Irrigation, A bargain if sold thla mouth. Write or inquire "W, caro Review. dtf FOR SALE Or will trade for lum her, 2nd hand steam engine, 0x15 In iirst-class condition. If Inter ested. call at tbe J. O. Flook Com pany's planing mill and see the engine operated. tf For Bargains In real estate, both farm and city property, enquire of D. P. Fisher, 121 Oak St. dtf FOB RENT. FOR RENT. FurnlBhed housekeep ing rooms. No children or dogs. Enquire at 218 Jackson St. FOR RENT. Furnished rooms for housekeeping, inquire 327 Burke, corner Pine. dtf FOR RENT.- out board. -Rooms with or wlth Phone Main 1301. dtt FOR RENT. Furnished housekeep ing rooms. Call at 603 Mill St. dtf PASTURAGE. Horses and eattl wanted to pasture at the old Gllll land Ranch on South Deer Creek. Address W. D. Alexander, Oixon Tille, Oregon. dtf FURNISHED HOUSEI For rent. Call at once. 429 Rast Ave. dtf WANTED. WANTED. Man on a ranch, good wages. Address H. E. Eastman, Melrose, Ore. dtf WANTED. Woman as housekeeper and to care for three small child ren. Apply to 805 Short street, or address R. A. Whttaker. dtf WANTED. Furnished housekeeping rooms or small furnished bouse, cloBe In. Inquire Novelty Theatre. WANTED. $500 loan;' time, Inter est and security right. Inquire of or address "Y," care Review. dtf WANTED. Salesmen In every lo cality In the Northwest. ' Money advanced weekly. Many make over $100 monthly. Choice of terri tory. Yakima Valley Nursery Co., Toppenlsh, Wn.- dtf WANTED. Girl for general house work. Wages $20 per month. Address "W. G.," care Review, dtf WANTED. Good, young saddla horse, which can be used also for driving. Address Miss J. Suns milch, Garden Valley Heights, Wilbur, Oregon, dtf WANTED. To rent a second-hand piano. Address Box 56, Roseburg, Oregon. dtt WANTED. Men capable of earning $60.00 per week Belling trees for largest and beBt known nursery In the West. Choice territory. Guar anteed stock. For particulars ad dress Oregon Nursery Company, Orenco, Oregon. dtf FOUND. In Wnlte's Addition, pair or aitiminum-riinmed eye glasses. Owner please call at this olllce. FOR HALE. Small house nnd 5 lots, ID minutes ironi i-. u., 1850. Apply 831 N. Jackson St. dtf FOR SALE. House and one-half acre of fine garden land In West Roseburg; mostly sot In berries; city water. Snap If taken at onco. Inquire at 325 W. Washington. dtf FOUND. A fine umbrella, of con siderable value. Owner please call on N, T. Jewett and describe prop- LOST. On Mill, CasB or Jackson street, Roseburg, about April 19, lady's gold watch and gold fob. . iiicaim leium lO Mrs. tf A. Parazoo, 444 Mill street, and re ceive reward. tf Honiethlng New. 6, 7 and 10 acre tracts, V4 mile from city limits Land lays almost level, Boll 11 feet deep; free soil, fine for onions, gard en or fruit; spring water on almost every tract. These will only Isst a few days. $150 to $200 per acre on I be easiest terniB you ever saw $0 ties one of these tracts up as Make a dale by NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. Notice Is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing be tween S. B. Crouch and M. W. Aldrlch under the firm name of Crouch & Aldrlch Is this day dis solved by mutual consent. 8. B. Crouch Is to continue the business nnd collect and pay bills. Dated April 18, 1910. S. B. CROUCH, M. W. ALDRICH. Fountain pens, "Porker," "Conk Hn," "Wntermnn," these throe, none better, on sale at Roseburg Book Store. ' dtt 0