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Tntb PipfsiM Dtj Cleaning Works
i, at No. 108 Sheridan St., lUiseburg, Oppoilte Depot.
Ladlw toafer auriaeats a specialty. We clean gloves, fun and cur
tuliB. Iig aid klaikets cleaned by antiseptic process. We do no
eHBHtli. Vi kww sow already. Satisfaction guaranteed. Our
wsvk Is tbe asst. A trial will convince you. Suits to order (20 and up.
TIE COr.NTKY KIMTOs
COM I. Nil INTO MIS OWN.
The country editor is slowly com
ing Into hlB own. Tbe late Gov. John
Jubnson, of Minnesota, was one of
them. The present Republican
nominee for Governor of Ohio Is an
other. In Oregon we have Colonel
E. Hofer. still another, as a formida
ble candldute for Governor."
There Is no reason why the live
country editor should not share In
the honors bestowed by the people.
Much of the progress of the com
munity Is due to his untiring efforts,
usually efforts made without a
thought of recompense, and often un
appreciated by the recipients.
No country editor ever grows
wealthy. If he makes a good living
he does better than the average. Ills
business 1b not such that he can
make much money. It Is always a
struggle to make both ends meet and
keep his record untarnished. If he
makes any money It goes Into better
ing his product. Like the artist, he
follows the occupation because he
loves it not for financial gain, for
one-tenth the brains and energy
make many a man, whose chief asset
is the accumulative Instinct, wealthy.
Country editors usually have no
political aspirations. They under
stand vnnity fair too well to sigh for
gilded baubles. Uut when office is
bestowed upon them, they are equal
to the occasion. Medford Tribune.
IN THE WORLD OF
SPORT
Beals Wright, Who Is Again
After Tennis Honors.
A Qutsr 6ld Rlddli.
Two legs sat upon tbree leg and
bad one leg lii hand; then came four
legs and took away one; tben up
started two legs and tbrew tbree legs
at four legs aud brought back one leg.
Answer: A woman wlb two legs sat
on a stool with tbree legs and bad a
leg of mutton In ber baud; tben came
a dog with four legs and took away
the leg of mutton; tben up started the
woman with two legs and threw tbe
stocl with three legs at the dog with
four legs nud brought back the one
leg of oiutton.
A Natural Question.
Little Muriairet went with her moth
er to the dock to see her uuutle set sail
on the big ocean steamer. Murgurei
bid never hwmi a big steumer before,
and she wut'.-bed everything with greut
Interest. The fireut boat slipped slow
ly uwuy from the dock, and Slnrgurel
wuved her hand 'mutually with the
rest. Then she looktd up at ber umth
4'f very solemnly.
"Muriimu." she questioned, "does tbe
water follow tliui ship ull the way
over to KiiKlnml?"
IN NEW YOltK NOCIKTV.
Beautiful Women of the -inn Who
Have Luxuriant Hair.
In gay New York, where women
get their Ideas from their foreign
sisters, the hair tonic called Parisian
Sage Ib In great demand.
Parisian Sage Is the discovery of a
well known scientist, and he clalmt
moBt emphatically that it Is the onl
hair preparation that will kill the
persistent dandruff germs.
The Ued Cross Pharmacy guaran
tees ParlBlan Snge to cure dandruff
In two weeks, to stop falling hair;
to make dull, lifeless and colorless
hair beautiful and luxuriant; to euro
all Itching dlHeaneB of the scalp, or
money back.
The price Is only GO cents a large
bottle. tllroux Mfg. Co., IlnfTitlo,
N. y.
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CASTOR I A
far lofuti tnd Cbildnu.
Ill Kind You Hm Alwijs Basght
( x- A
When Roogi. Veils a Story.
You havi-' to tlG what he thinks right:
You ran't sit si Ml to hear his laU;
You have to Join him In the flight.
Or else the fun Ih suru to tall,
When Ut'Reie tells a mory.
'There t-oines the bear." he cries In Rlee
"Nui-hp. you're the bear; sit up unt)
howl.
.U'te. Amy, you must statu! by me.
Ami hug me tight at every ki-owi.
When 1 say 'bang.' the gun boos off.
I've killed you. nurse, but move your
heail
mil elve a little, tiny cough
To h-l us Ktiow when you are ileatl.
Th-n. Amy. I must kiss your haiul.
Ami here's u rlne for you to carry.
Viul over there's the Prince's land.
W'ht re you rioil I shall go to marry."
liul then nurne runs: the prince runs aftei
Am! brandishes his dreadful Run
vVhlle Amy lumps and bcnains with
laughter.
"I link we has the mostest fun
When Weggy tells a stowy."
Chicago News.
MARKET REPORT.
Bears the
Wcnature
MIHS KOHIIOIIO
Is prepared to do high grade dress
making at No. 129 So. Flint St. Kit
and work guaranteed. da7
Cnrea baby's croup. Willie's dally
cuts and bruises, mama's sore throat,
grandma's lameness .Dr. Thomas'
Electric Oil the groat household
remedy
Ad.-.tlBlng Is the silent drum
mer that tells the public what the
business man wants It to know about
the goods he has for sale an In
jection of advertising Into the veins
of trade grows the business henrt.
Beals C. Wright, former national
champion lawn tenuis phi.ver tiiul Inter- J
nationalist, after a year's absence from
tbe "big thitiKS" In tenuis, Is (Ills year
tuklng up his racket with the deter- j
ruination of again seeking the chum- '
plonshlp. I
Of more Importance, however, comes
the announcement that he will ciiptnlu
the next Dnvls cup learn, and, while It
Is not yet certain that the funnur great
player cun seo his way clear to go to
ICngltiml tills summer for the prelimi
naries, there is uo tloulit thill he has
been offered the leadership of the
American team, and tit present he is
seriously considering taking the Jour
ney. That Wrltrht Is not far fr:m his
woltlt'd form was shuwu by his play
ing In the l-'lurhhi stale championship
Borne mouths ago. :
Announcement has been nuule'"lhnt"
the preliminary tie matches will he
played on the courts at Wimhlcilon.
KtiKlatnl. The dates remain to be se
lected by the Kngllsh l.awn Tennis as
sociation. Maurice 10. McI.oti4hi:u and Melville
II. Long, the California players who
were defeated by the Auslntloslans
last year, and Raymond I), l.lttle, who
has held n place on tit her Internation
al teams, have slKltltit'il lllelr possibili
ty of entering the competition.
grain.
8c 9
Cereals.
WHEAT 1.
OATS 55c to 60c.
HAY Vetch, 14S15 ton;
$14 ft $15 ton.
HAItLEY $36.50 ton.
Livestock.
STEERS Alive. 34c.
COWS Alive, 3c to 3V4c
VEAL Dressed, 7c.
SHEEP 314 c.
HOGS Dressed, 10c; alive,
9c.
WOOI., Spring. 18c.
MOHAIR 30c for 12 Mo. clip and
24c Tor 0 Mo. clip.
POULTRY Mixed chickens, alive.
1214c: dressed, 16c: ducks, allvo 9
10c; dressed, 14 15c.
ECiOS 25c doz.
lll'TTER 25c.
POTATOES New, 1M.C lb.
ONIONS 2 V4 lO'Sc Ib.
CA1II1AOE 214c lb.
HONEY 12 14 c 15c lb.
PORlLA-VD MARJUJtS.
Butter, En and Poultry.
BUTTER Extra creamery, 81c;
fancy, 29 30c; store, 1 7 14 18c.
EGOS 23 24c.
POULTRY Hens. 1714 18c;
broilers, 20c; ducks. 15 16c;
geese, old, 11c; young, 14c; turkeys,
live, 20S21C; squabs, $2.50 per doz.
doz.
CHEESE Fancy full cream flats,
1714c; triplets and daisies, 17 -
176c; Americas, 1814c.
Livestock Market.
The following is the general range
of livestock prices In the yards:
CATTLE Best steerB. weighing
1200 pounds, $5.50; medium steers,
4.50ft $5.00; best cows, $4.25ff
$4.65; fancy heifers. 4.75 1! $5.00;
medium cowb. $4.00; poor . cows,
$3.00; bulls, 3.00 !& $4.00; stage, 3 If
$4.00.
CALVES Best, $6.50; ordinary.
$5.60.
HOGS Best east of the moun
tains, 10010.40; fancy, 93$10;
Blockers. $9; pigs, $8.
SHEEP Rest wethersf ' "min
ary, old, $3S$3.50; sti". ;
$38 $3. 50.
Hops, Wool and Hides.
HOPS 1909.. choice, 1215c;
prime, 12c; V-v contract, 13c.
HIDES Dry hides, 1 6 1714c lb.;
salt, '6c lb.; dry kips, 16gj17c; green,
14 15c lb.
WOOL 1910, Willamette Valley,
1618c; Eastern Oregon, 14 0 17c.
25o each; short wool, 2550c; med
ium wool, 50c$1.00 each; long
wool, 75c$l-25 each.
SHEEPSKINS Shearing, 10fi)
MOHAIR Choice, 30W32c.
TALLOW Prime, per lb. 34ts.
No. 2 and grease, 2214c.
Grain, Flour and Hay.
WHEAT Track Club, 83c; forty
fold, 84 85c; turkey red, 821 83c;
Willamette Valley, 84c.
HAY Producers' price Timo
thy, Willamtte Valley fancy,. $20
$21 ton; Eastern Oregon, $22
$23 per ton; mixed, $15.50;
clover No. 1, $15$16; wheat $16
(ft) $17; cheat, $17$18; alfalfa,
$17.00.
BARLEY Producers' price
Feed. 226 $23; rolled, $25; brew
ing. $24.
OATS For spot delivery, pro
ducers' price Track No. I white,
26 $27; gray, $26.
A 4. 4. 4.4.
'. ! FOR SALE. 1400 acres of A
farming and pasture land; 10,-
000 cords of 4-foot oak wood
on same, 2 million feet of Jaw
i timber; fir, pine and oak; 4
handy to C. & O. R. R. Apply
4. to G. H. Pitts, Ruckles, Or. d
J.
4.4.
S'd one lUs awbke thinking of bar nvt will think a long tit h,
X ROSE CAFE
Ah IJng, Prop.,
4. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
is Meals at all hours.
4. Regular Meals. 25cts.
Chicken Dinner sunaays. irout
12 noon to 1 p. m.
Chop Suey, Noodles, Fresh
-OvBters. Fish, etc., all the time.
Cor. Jackson ft Washington bib
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Revl.
.od printing of all kinds The
always leads.
jLODGE DIRECTORYj
P. A A. If., lural udre No. IS Hold
1 regular mesuugs on zua sua tin v eaue
dsyt of esoh mouth.
K. L. Davis, W. W.
N.T. Jswrn, Secretary
a O.U.W, hoseours Loagt, No. 16 Met I
u ine 'ina saa 11a Monasys 01 ernca mono
t7:80 d. m..lD ihe Foresteni tlal!. A
members Id good standing are luvlted to si
ffDO. J n U Jh lU.. SI . W ,
B H. 1.SN0X. Heoorder.
vour business: out of print out of
mind. Tbe Presidential candidates
are well advertised every four years.
Ask your neighbor who ran with
Bryan the last time nve out or ien
will say they have forgotten and the
tore they correctly answer.
For good printing of all sfatCi T .
Patronlz Review avjrtiMi.
A few reasons why you should use the
"Champion"
BINDER-
Lightest Draft. Strongest Frame. Large, Strong Main Wheel.
Only binder having a Fore Feed Roll. Open elevators, taking
extra long grain. Call or write us for catalogue and prices.
I F. BARKER & CO.
Roseburg, Oregon
IMPLEMENTS
VEHICLES
BP. O. KLRb, Kooeburg Louv, ho.8 Hold
regular oornmunlcatiotii t the Elk
Temple on 2nd nd 4th Thuredays ol ecL
month. All memben requettd to atterri
regularly, and allvliltlag broth en are cord I
ally invltad to attend.
F. W. HiYNU, E. R.
H.C. Hucuk deoreiarT.
DBGKSK OV HONOR, H Title Lodge No. 13
UeU2iidand 4tb Thursdnv evenlnge oi
act month In Maccabee Hall. VlRlHltf.
members oordlally inrlted to attend.
Minnie K.CAVKNDiR.fJ.of H
. 11. Lbmoe. Bee.
f . W. Duwxll, Eccelrer.
EAGLES, Boaebnrg Aerie seeu la Od
Fellows Hall on 2nd and 4th Monday even
ings ot each month, at 8 ft'clotk. Vtsli
log brethren In good standing alway welcome
1. Abbiham. W. p.
F. P. Clauk, W. Bee
For good printing of all klndi The
Review always leads.
I O. O. F.. Philetariau Loo ire No. S Meetn n
I I Odd Fellows Temple, corner of Jacknon aui3
Cass rjtreets, on tiaturdar evening of tact
i week. Members ef the order in gcoti pUnditis
are Invited to attend,
j L. L. Baker, N. O.
N. T, Jkwktt, H. 8.
Powers Day June 30.
The Pbiladolphhi buscbull toara of
the American has set npiirt June 30 as
"Powers day" In memory of Mike
Powers, former catcher, who died as a
result of Internal Injuries suntatned
white catching the day Klilhe park wan
upuned. April 12 Inst year.
I i
, I Odd Fellows' Temple every Friday oveulu
visit ng oremereti aiwsys welcome.
F H.Vincil, N. U.
W. S Powell, K 8.
M. FirKLK. V. 8
10. O. F., Union hncampment No. 9-MeeU
In Odd Fellows' Temple ou the lit and 3rd
Thursday evenlnga of each month. Visit
log bretbereo always welcome.
N. T. Jkwett, C. P.
Cap ohman. ticrlbe.
Arlie Latham.
When the New York Nationals are
nhead Artie Latham cuts up like the
very mischief ou the coaching lines,
hut when the Giants fnll behind Arllo
Kocs to the bench aud wraps up his
feet.
rJl rJl n&
A BOTANICAL
BLOOD REMEDY
MODERN WOODMEN OF AM KKICA , Myrlle
Camp No. 6380 meets every 2nd and 4th
Thursdays of every month lu the
Manabee Hall, corner i im-and Cass Sis. Travel
ing Neighbor! are cordially invited to vlttlt
our Camp.
A. C. Marstxhs, Consul,
Louis Corvkll, Clerk.
Patronize Review advertisers.
Patronlzo Review advertisers.
Nature In her wisdom and bcnellconco haa provided, in her great vegetable
kingdom, a euro for most of the ills and ailments of human! :y. Work and study
have perfected the compounding of these bo:anical modlclnes and placed them at
our disposal. We rely on them first because of their ability in curing disease,
and next because we can use them with the confidence that such remedies do not
iii jure the system as do the strong mineral concoctions. Among the very best of
thfw botanical preparations is B. S. 8., a medicine made entirely of roots, herbs
and barks in such combination a to make it the greatest of all blood purifiers
and safest of all tonics. It does not contain the least particle of harmful
m.uoial to injuriously affect any of the delicate parts of the system. 8 S 8
cures Rheumatism, Catarrh, Sores and Ulcers, Scrofula, Malaria, Skin Disease'
Ccuajloua Blood Poison, or any blood affection or disease even reaching down
and cleaiiBing the circulation of all inhorited blood troubles. As a tonic 8. 8. 8
is unooualed. It builds up the system in the proper way, by purifying the blood
end si:'plytng a sufficient amount of vigor and nourishment to the body. If you
aro suffering with any blood trouble, or are in any way run-down In health, you
could not do better than tako S. S. 8. a purely botanical blood remedy. It cures
without ever leaving any unpleasant or injurious effects. It is perfectly safe foi
young or old. Book on the blood free to all who write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA OA.
MODERN BKOTHKBHOOD OF AMERICA'
Koneburg Lodge No. 493 Meets every '2nd
aud 4th Tuesday In Maccabee Temple.
Visiting members always welcome.
A. L. Thornton, President
Emma McMullkn, Secretary.
OE.8., Roieburf Cnapter No. 8 Ifoldsthcli
regular ineettrc oo lt and 3rd Thursduy
lu tach M nth Visliiiw mcmbcra li
good standing are respectfully invited to at
tend.
Mrs. Geo E. Houck, W. M.
Fksb Johnson. Secretary
KKBEKAHS, Roseburg Kebekah Lodge.No.
41, I. O. O. F Meets In Odd F. Hows'
Temjile every Tuesds y evening. Visiting
sisters aud brethren Invited to attend.
Mrs. Hammittk, N.o.
Mrs. Dell Lewis, Hccy.
Man. Mary E. Palm. Finan
cial Secy.
WOMEN OF WOO DC RAFT, Lilac Circle No.
49 Meets on 1st and 3rd Monday evenliiR
of each month at odd Fellows' Hall
Visit lug members In good standing are In
vlted to attend.
Mrs. Mart O'Neal ,G. N.
Claba Bobek, clerk
WOODMKN OPTHE WORLD, Osk Camp No
I JA-Moets at tbe Odd Fellows' Hall In
Roseburg. every 1st and 3rd Monday
venlngs- Visiting neighbors always welcome
J. Eabl Pickenn.C. C.
K- N. E WARI.CIeiB
1910a Banner Year
In fruit production: lu tree planting at least it looks
that way uow. Several splendid contracts already closed.
I want to see every person in Douglas county, who is
going to plant a tree, before you order. It will pay you
to see tue. You may buy cheaper trees than I offer, but
no man can buy better ones.
A. L. KITCHIN
Phone 2026 Roseburg, Oregon
Who Said Chicken?
We can serve you with "Barnyard Pheasant" for any
day or every day Live birds from friers and broilers up.
We can supply the best of fruit and vegetable the Valley
affords and then sum We take them off the top to get
Groceries right, trade on tiie right side that is the
North Side Grocery Co.
Phone
UP-TO-DATE INTERIOR FINISH
for modern bouses, Ib made from th
best oak, birch, asb and fir, such u
can be procured of tbe finest qvjalHj
and best color,,;and well seasoned,
from our large ( rl well assorted
stock of lumber.'" We have every
thing In building lumber demanded
by builders, which we are selling it
prices that we won't allow anjront
to beat.
Orders filled for all kinds of fruit
boxes.
The J. G. Flook Co.
SERVE HIM A STEAK
sweet, tender and Julcjr and your hur
band will open up his heart and his
pocketbook. Where will yoo let inch
a steak? Why right her, of court,
Wo have the choicest meat In ill tn
land. If you buy here one your
husband will get good-natured Imme
diately. If you buy here regularly
be will be "Sunny Jim" all the time.
The Economy Market
Ooo. Kahlhxrea. Proa.
520 Feet of the Large Spans Completed
A Number of Roseburg's Citizens Are Preparing to Have Their Teeth Sharpened.
Four months ago, the same citizens offered to eat their hats when the bridge was built. Of course we never expected to open a field to Dentists and Hatters in
Roseburg, but remember: EVERY NEW INDUSTRY BUILDS SOME OTHER.
We will offer special inducements to people who will want to build th's fall, and the beautifully situated Waterfront, Park and bathing, will make the
Townsite, the Ideal Residence District for Roseburg in the coming years. When you invest in Real Estate, look forward one or two years, and you will be the
virner, because, irs'de of a short time Roseburg will find there is no plac for Sunday Rest or Recreation around the city except
ALEXANBEH'S PARK
ADVICE. Buy lots in time as long as our easy payment plan lasts. We have large lots 40 x 140, and no lots in Roseburg are mort than 40 x 100 feet H lot
REMEMBER 40 feet in a lot makes a great difference.
116 Cass Street, Roseburg National
Bank Bldtf., Roseburg, Oregon.
Umpqua Land and Water Go.
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