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Newspaper Page TextPRELIMINARY MILLINERY OPENING. MARCH 9th AND 10th. AM the latent In Pattern and Tailored Hutu. Also a like ahnw ihK from our own work room, tylinpea. braldl. ill In. velvets, HfiHeitt una trimmings of all kinds. Fee our line of Ladiei' Sulfa, dresses, dress Hklrta. silk skirts. v.;m!i dresses, shirt wulstt, etc. i:eryihlng new and strictly up to il.iie. 1'rlees and qualities that will surely appeal to you. Sea them before buying. It will be a pleaHure to show them to you. THR CA ID The Little Store With The Big Bargains I .OCA I, NKWH, M. P. riroitl waa transacting busi ness In town today. Cottage Orove Leader: A deal wan roiiKiimiiiated last week wherein IS. ilelllwell, of Yoncallu, succeeds H. C. Conk aa owner and proiirletor of Cook'a grocery and ahoe store In thla city. Albany Democrat: Fred Carlyle, of Herkeley. arrived yesterday and at once made arrangements with the high school to present Ship Ahoy, a . musical extravaganza, at the opera . house on March 24 and 25. I.yle E. Vockey, a local pi Inter, waa arrested by Sheriff Qulne this nfternnon on a warrant Issued o-it of the Federal Conrt In Portland, charg ing him with forgery. Yockey Is al leged to have forged the name of a Portland minister named Chanmin to an order for a piano, which he gave awny on a subscription contest for a newspaper at Myrtle Creek, which Vockey owned nt the time. I'hft the case Is a serious one Is Indi cated by the fact that the ball Is fixed nt 1 1 (ion. I.ate this afternoon Yockey furnished the required amount of ball. Rosebiirg Book Company WEBSTER'S NEW INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY JUST ISSUED, NEW FROM COVER TO COVER. A limited number of the "New Reference Atlas of the World," FREE while they last, to purchasers of the J'ictionary. , Roseburg Book Co. Koseburg, Oregon. Fruit Trees, Shade Trees, Berry Vines, Rose Bushes-All Kinds OMK AM) HKK. Wkvthr jmu waul 0110 or thoiinnitd, I run nupply thrai. A. L. KITCHIN The Nurwryman. IMU Went Oak SI. "viMv &Tz VMtr It SVaay to ili'llgh! fvorjone In the partv. Jusl m-rvo mini, of our O Urat-rlaaa rarbonatrd drlnka. Thon. us your onli-ra. W ilrllv.-r to any part of tli city. Phone 186 Pine St reft, between Caaa and Oak. J Hi ,.. .1 1 UtCAL NKWH. Have Flndlay tune your piano, l.lfi Fountain peua sold, cleaned and repaired at the Koseburg Hook Store. HpniigcM, free from lme deposit. Siifii and clean, nt Koseburg Phar macy dtf . Phone 221 for free delivery of our machine made bread. Umpqua llabery. dtf Funeral designs to order. Prices right. Mrs. P. 1). Owen, florist. Phone Subirbau 97 tf Machinery made bread at Umpqua llakery. Phone 221. dtf The price of foodstuds has come down at the North Bide Grocery, dtf lr. J. L. Callaway, Ostopatblc Phy sician. Abraham Itullding. Koseburg Call up 340. the Douglas County Creamery, for cream; delivered to any part of the city. dtf Whiting's line stationery la the most exclusive. On sale at the Rose burg Hook Store. The biggest assortment of balk and package seeds. 1). M. Ferry's, Lilly's and Morse's seeds In pack ages. Hulk garden, Held uml grass seeds In abundance. All good. The llnchdalo. dsw ItoNchurg, Oregon. 0 W Roseburg Soda Works Roseburg, Ore. U X T C AT Al M K S T AT I MKiUOUIiiT CHI KC'H. On Muiiday evening lam. In the Methodlat KpUcopal Church the MHInood, leave G, . Rapp'i gro Ladles' Aid Society of that church eery itore, 1 33 Sheridan. Cunh paid gave a delightful entertainment one mimical and literary program was reudered, comtltitiug of a nolo by ji r. urumneld; duet by Mm. J. Jt booth and Mra. A. N. Orcutt; solo by Mm. Helnline, and a recitation by MIkh Lai he nne iJunham After the program, a good social time waa had lu which all purtkl paled. Mr. Kenneth Hoot waa in charge of thla feature. One of thone contributing to the enjoyment of the evening waa the presence of Mrs, S. Mccounell, and a goodly oumbei of the members of the Lad leu Aid Society of the Chrlatlan Church. He freabmentH of a most appetizing and bountiful character were aerved. The attendance wua large, and the flu an clal receipts were handsome. At the conclusion, numeroua were the lewd inomala to the enjoyment of the evening, ua among the beat. The committee In cbaige waa aa follows Mrs. E. V. Kuykeudall. Mrs. II 1.. JUarslers, Mra. W. M. Brown, Mrs A. N. Orcutt, J. H. Booth. A. 8 ' fluey, Kd. .Singleton, il. 1(. Rosen bury, W. A. Anderson ! ONK WHO WAS THKUK 'Lent is here, and so are we with a Hood line of salt and smoked lish Mackerel, salmon bellies, herrings, dry cod flsh. Smoked halibut and salmon, all good. The Hochdale. If The latest and best $1.50 novels can be obtained ut the public library In the Farrott building, upstairs over the Hose candy kitcheu. Over 1200 volumes to select from. dull Most Hoseburg housewives use either "Pride of iJouglas" or "Queen City flour. There a reason for it Phone 13, Douglas County Mills, If your grocer doesn't carry either kind Anyone wishing a suit, dress or coat tailored by the Standard Ladles' Tailoring Co., of Chicago, and made to your measures, should call on Mrs. J. K. Sawyers, and examine the latest styles and samples of materials Just received. F'erfect fit guaranteed, dtf Lots of has-beens. More would-like-to-be, but there la only one first class exclusive paint and wall papei store In Southern Oregon in chargi of a pructical man of 30 years' ex perience. Store on Oak street, be low Koseburg Theatre, and Is owned and munnged by L. P. Fisher. All work first-class and satisfaction guaranteed. Look for the Flag, dtl "Pride of Douglas," a Hosehurg product, and "Queen City." a hnrd wheat article, made at Vancouver, Wash., are the two host varieties of Hour on the market. Why use any other kind that costs more? If your grocer doesn't carry either brand, just phone 13, Douglas County Mills and a suck will be delivered at your home, dtf CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bough! Bears the signature of Ar. a a. M., l-auret loo go No. 1.1 ''' I rttgultr meetliiRHon 2nd atxl jlh W nei 1Tan'"ch nvnth. J. 0. Zom-MKn. W. M. N.T. JtWBT- Hveretarj AO.O. W. HoneDiirg Uxigto No. Ifl -Mt't th '2ml md Itb Monday o' each raont it 7:3U p. m., In the Kurentcr' Hali. . uieinbvri lu fuud Btkuillni re Invited tot -end K H. i.aftox, lMHnr Be. O. KI.KH, KoiwmirK tXK.e, rro.SS lloldr tfKiilnr ooDimmiicatiuuB a: the Klk I'fiui'le on 2ii anil 4th 'rhurniUyB ut cm It uotilh All iuimbn rtquei-tnl to sttuud rcKiiurly, Mtid all vlnlttng brutben are ford I liy invited u attoiid. K. W, llAYNRA, R. R. II. V. Hum-cm. riecretarf. D KGKKK OK HON I tit MthUC AHgv No. 1- e 'ma aim iin .mo'"it evpniiiK o mnnlh In the ot i uw'i Temple VMunii (oumberi wnlllly t" viu-d to ltfud ADA l.AXl Mt.i, ' .ol il a. II ,- ndi , Krto, M il'n K I ilk H I'elTor. ;A()I,KH, Koiebmi Arrle HiwtP in ihctrhali Olt JlM'kMlll, "t, 'Jl.lt nd tUl Ml OtlMJ vi liiki-ot tmoh inoi th. at 8 i ii ik. Vlmi lug tirsthren in k.o0 tMiitiiR lvy welconic tIKIlllMil ON. . I. 10. O. P., riilU'tnrun Uhik Ne. H Mrvti t Oilil Fellowa li'in tl, rontiT of Jftt'ltMin riui Firei-iA, on MitiirilH. vvviiIhk of vacl week. Mtmlicr tl iheonliT Hi kkhI rtniliin tre Hit I tol loniuutl. 1. K M I I.LRtHlK, N . U. M. M Miuik. K. h. O. O. K., KlflliitfHtKt lAMlRf No. 174. meet! (Mil Polloft ' Temple rrory Krldny evt'Ulnt V kill lite bu'lttcrt1 1- tilwayt welt-ouie. (' . I'. l.KWin. N. U. W. H I'.-WBl.L, K. 8, it Kickli, K. 8 III. I. K , I'n ion KiicainiHiit'iit No. 9-Meet In IMtl Pellown' Temle on the IntaiulJnl ttif breltiurvu lwav wo'come. K. K. t'AVKMhKlt. O. P. II. O. I. aula. Bcrtbe. ODKKN Wmii'MK.N OK AUKKIt'A, Mvtlle ( amp no, .kiy meed very Jim ami 4th Ihurmlava o' ererr month in lh Mai-atNe Hall, corner t tneant t'aSta. Travel ins Nciihtori are t'O'd tally Invited to vUll our t amp. mm. MrKi.msNT Consul, K stI'hhb. t'lera. MOhKKN IlKOTMKKHOOl) OP AMKKU A. Kitnr( l.o.1e So. Wrcfa ov.-ry ,.,iu ami Oil Killay in Mnm-abt'e 'lVinp!e. V lilting- maiutwa alwuvi welrotitc l. 1.. Waiunr I'rtPh'nl A. I.. lnoaiTw. rt rt-tury K , Riirlur ( tiap'er No. Hol.llhtMi retiular met-tma on lat ixl .tnl TlnirmluT In eat'ti M. nth VlnltinaT meinbera Ii good kiaiitttng art rjipeot(tilt ln0l to al it! ml. klNI. C I.. I'RAHMtN, W. M I Pnat John mm. Kts'retary BKMKKAHS, Kotetmrc (j'tMkah lorine.No I 41. I. tl. O. P.M.fu ' r.Uowt Temple every Turwla y enhiR. Vuiitn rfiler aul brelh t n tnTltnl in a'lni.l. Ma. I K. Mui.ma. klKN. pRI.l.t I.RWIfl.MH-T Man Maht K. I'alm.' rinau rial Se y. 'OOl'M K N OF Till WOKl.lt, Mkfflmp .No fbliil. VlnlllHC t'cturihoM Hlwr Wflntniv W KoKT. K SKMH.l', 0. K N . K iti ( Ifik WOMKN OF WOOIX RAIT. Iliac Cirri No 4V- 4ri on ) in.) ira Moii.lav frrntt c ol Nt'h mouth t 1M.I rU.w Hall Vtallluf mrmWri tn k.hkI tkn.tlnc r iu tltnl lu tun.l Cut ft a i'AuriAiu. tlart KTACiK MNK IKI'OT. Dally itageti rur Marahfteld and all Pswia Hnv nnltilu nln fnf Peel Htld for produce along the line. dil No one lies awake thinking ol your business; out of print out ol mind. Tho presidential candidate! are well advertised every four yean Ask your neighbor who ran with Bryan the last time live out of tD 1U say they have forgotten and thf other five will think a long time l fore they correctly answer. Heser ve your Bta t s now for the Klks' Minstrels Monday and Tuesday nights. Kntire seating capacity Palace Theatre reserved at the om price of 75 cents. ItheuntatlMii Cainkly It'-lieveri. When you have rheumatism your foot or instep apply Chamber Iain's Liniment and you will g' fjulck relief. It costs but a quarter Why suffer? For sale by all dealers WOOD KOlt TDK (TTTIXfJ. Hundreds of cords of fine bod) oak wood fren for the cutting. Must be cut soon, but need not be hauled off till summer. Six and one-hull miles from Hosehurg. Address Over land Orchards, Wilbur, Ore. Phone Farmers 129 dtf WHAT ADVMITISINO IS. Advertising Ik today the mightiest factor In the business world, ft If evolution of modern industrial competition. It is a business-builder with a potency that goes beyond hu man ueyire. jt ts something more than a "drummer" knocking at the door of the consumer something more than mere salesmanship on paper. It is a positive, creative force in business. It tullds factories, sky scrapers an I railioads. It makes two blades of grass grow In the business world where only one grew before 't multiplies human wants and inten sifies possessing the things which under former conditions they could easily get along without. The human mind is so constructed that It Is appreciably affected by repe tition and, after ail, advertising If only retetltlon. Truman A. De- W t ese. f.OW IIOTKI. KATES KOK ROSF- IR HG PKOPI.E. Mr. W. M. fiewnrcl. proprietor of the new Hotel Keward nt Portlnut). Ore., wlxlirs ua to announce thai (lit rates for moms at the Sew ard nre $1 .00 iter day mid un. Tho Sewnnl was npeneil In July. I0O0, iumI Is one of the most artistic. iiKMlrrn atid elegantly appointed ho tels In the Northwest. All rooms have direct ontnide et(sure, nnd the hotel In located directly opjiosito the ma In entrance to the Old.s, Wort man Kfnu new department ntore, thnv iirording ifiieMs mi easy opportunity (o do their Mhopptn. lr. X. K lurke Iiom Hiitceedcd lr. A. A Wright its head of the of lice force. Mr. Clarke will be remembered by many ns one of the most congenial md obllKMii clerks th it ever stood heh I nd a hotel counter in Portland. We would suggest to our readers thai hey iclvi the Seward a trial. Take bus nl ilepol or car marked 'W" nnd et off nt Tenth :reet. end Ovvnino; a Good Watch is a NECESSITY these tl a y s when time la so Important. If yon haven't a watch or perhaps want a better one than you are at present carrying, come in nnd see what we have to offer. Prices to suit your purse. A. S. Huey S. P. Watch Inspector R-oseburg The Lewis Cafe MEALS AT ALL HOURS Situated on Cass street near the Southern Pa cific depot. Lalti Lewis, Prop. liTt tU Kv ht U" LtHlDL Ivtt.Nltl". trail nt&iks. I P nn. ruv, ,N ALL COUNTfllCS. etLtirts Ji'n t ti H Jtiitf(tm Stiirs tim rStMt id lfH)rtit(it P'ictici EulNilvtlT. tU Mtatt Itr t. I'mlM fUtM Pitonl C WISMINOTON, O C. if WASHING FURNITURE. j &My,to Rtttort Tarnished Piscts ts : Original Freihntss, j "Yery few people know lluit fund- I ture oiiKht tu lr whIhmI," ;ihl a nvn man In the funiituie se. Hon of n hirwe department ntore. "Yet." he n-iii imtfil. "It 1m the hest ilmm mie cu do to Keep furniture InnkhiK ',s ' f:i"!'l- One Hlmiild tnl.e a ln Let f t--il ii:u wuler mid uiitl.e ;i mi. Is t;h n j: I pure hojip. Tin'ii lih a i :t plei e of cheeset lMih nil the hooiIviI; fli.ai i bo washed. Il I - jiloaUhliiL' tnv iiai I dirt will eu.ne Hi. A second l-if e m cheeHeelolh xlcii A be runu 1 f v oui f hot water, cu id? should - r..uie.l tahleHpixitt of lir-l !. -is fist. .i. lire "! bill. The lie.n v.h -;.d i. ! h through lh'' rUh N.'xt 11; !'iritlMi:e slmilld in c-.ij.' .-will .' eii'I cloth. Then- uiil l e ih he. ! i f i :ii (itiK on more po i fur lli.it n-e. 'i wi!1 do all mi' iieinN. Too tiiaiiy -is n make the inUi;.!.e f usl'iu u v.-.i- 'u polish HIlll le;i ,i:;r il till i Oil Hi'' f M ill lure, where it l-! d.i'ib.v nnd wl i It KMU'-rn u mv dirt." There Is f :ritii ure lu hoi: - t- u:i that Is rust off bemuse of it.- .Ml anee when it misfit he hnm-h: I.:.. 1. to IlH original fre-.lme.ns by tl i- siimj !e piocesH of un shim;. Many j'ei.us d i not know that a tine hit of n.:t!i i.iinv la Improved hy cnivful wa-lilh:.-. :n hundretU of pianos h:i ve ue er I.im-h more than dusted in years. A Kipiaie of cheeseeloth for the washing and an other for the polMihu; will lo th work, nnd the result will well ivp.it the effort. Indianapolis Nous. HOT DRINKS If Taken Above 150 Degrees They In jure the S'-omach. Many eople without realizing It me lu the habit of di hiking leu al tmi'-lj too Ii Iiru a teiujeijiiuiv. Sir llemv Thompson point; out' In hi t l..ii. mi "Ilet lu Itelatifti to A'e and ArtM ty." "Few persons are u:tre ih.tt th-y habitually swallow hot tt-iUiiU. u-a n pveially, at a teinperature u IulU if apilieil t the hands or fet would la- Uit-t painful wall!. Mor t j liriukein take it about I4' to 14". ile-,'n-s Wlill tbe iiioiirli wars Very Well if (thmly sipiKil. v lule iiu in: i;lf is tw Imt to t- h:.l by any h.ir: I "Hut tbe b ibit of sw.:i!..v. in-z il II tea is Injurious to t!.e stomach an I lr utiht iet . tie Taken altve d - aree ,r so A:;tn. warer ut IJo de-re.-s. wlii.-h to U a liitle more thaii lukewarm in the uioiitli. rause.s Mt-vere pain If tbe hand U dipp'-d In it nnd eiinuot be endured " He has. h"veei some joim words to sny for the early iiionii:. tea. "This uiorniiu' lea in any ease should be taken at least an hour mid a li;lf before the iir-t meal of the day I or ninny years 1 b:i i been at -rH?. turned ti wrile for itu hour e ery inoriiln In bed after tea. as 1 am d-i:m al this moment, and at no time d I ti u 1 tV- brain clearer for mnk. while the ap petite for solid foc d Is exc ellent when the hour for breakfast arrives." Trudginq For the Wa&h. The Portuguese count ry people as n usual thine have great pbybal en- liirame. d n!ilU:s as a re-nlt of the survival of tin liite-u" for many gen erations. The laundry workers are an example of this. People come In from imig distances to get soiled clothes of by customers The clothes will be placed In big panniers on the futility donkey, nnd the peasants will start hack late in the afternoon. Some of brni will travel all night, and it will be sunup before they reach th.'ir homes, many miles from Lisbon or Oporto. A day or two later they nre trudging Imck to deliver tbe clothes. ! now spotlessly clean, and lo get an other tot from tbe same patron. Many a country ma n and his wife take a jaunt of lift ecu miles or more, which malics one think that there might be many who could rival the feats of Weston and o'l.eary ns walkers If they tried. -t'hrlstlan Herald. I An Early "TruEt." Ah an oxampte f trusts and monop olies prevalent even In that early day It limy be mentioned that In 17."0 one Ueiijnmin ("rabh obtallie! the exelu slve riubt to make sperm candles in Massachusetts for fourteen years. A year later, however, n factory was started In Provided e. K. 1.. and with in the decade there were ei'ht fac tories In New Knhind ami one In PhihideJnhla. Their output greatly re duced the price nf candles, which net Uz before sold for H shilllni.s a pound In those days S1."."V was worth fully h ree 1iuie as mu h as It Is now - N. (IihNou M'Mire in lesj;uer. Ths Sixteenth Century Critic. "I'.ijt why. prithee." vonu uded the first critic, "should this new play wrkht. Shi spur, have IntriHlu- ed a t otnii- xVi edilm: scene Into his trap edv. peidieV" "Ti-- easy of solution, by hen." an sweivd the se uml critic "Our author hath put in iriaveder for the pur pose of iiuearthinir tt plot! Boy, a clip of sack:" Wit was crude In them nays. Cleve land Leader. Placing the Blam I.lttle Kva -Mamma, didn't yo-i a that if my new doily tot broke nume- httdy woTl have to 1k p:infied: Miiinntn -Ves. dear. I.lttle Pru-Well. she broke her arm today. Spank her. please. Kxc ha mre. Inttresttd. 'What did the rhlnoceron do when you fired at him?" asked the eager listener. "He Just stood still and watched me run." Washington Star. Hotel The Grand Corner Cass and Roe Streets Furnished rooms, with or without private bath. Hot and cold water in each room. House is steam heated throughout. All new furniture and furnishings. A strictly first class European Hotel. Rates reasonable. Fred Schwartz Proprietor NKW S. I TIMK C.VItlt. Northbound. Name HhaBta Limited .. Overland 1 No 12. ! 16. ; 18. ' :;u. 1 11 I.ea 7:30 a. i I 1:20 u. Port. -Ashland local 1:'.0 p. Poit.-Koseh'B loeal 9:00 a Southbound. Shaxta Limited ... I 2: 41 a Flyer t . 1 5 a Overinnd 4:0ii a Port.-koaeu'K local 13. 15. 17. 19. Port. -Ashland local i:30 p. m. No. 17 tlea up in Roseburg, ai f Iving here at 1:10 a. in. It forn: the enulpment of No. 20. whl.o leaves here at 9:00 in the mornlriK. returniiiK to Portland it will be noticed that the above Is the leaving time of theae train Most of them arrive 20 minute be fore departure. The Shasta LlmUe! does not take on passengers at any piacj between Portland aid Sab Franchcoo. It earrlea tlirough bud ne-i only. FOR SALK. Newly built, T.-rooin bungalow, with three lota. In Nort'i Roseburg; city water connected and sewer being built. Price $MUU; will accept $:tr0 down nnd install ments of $10 a month, with inter est. Inquire of Fred Kndicott, Kose burg Hotel. dtf SUNSHINE SPECIALTIES (Cookies and Crackers) They are the best Cookies and Crackers ever put on the market. Something Entirely New Try a box and note that good taste.. They are the kiud you have read about in the magazines. Having investigated we put iu a stock and we want every customer to try Sunshine Biscuits. I IMtOXK 2:18. ADVERTISING h a salesman that is ALWAYS AT WORK hut never wearies a customer; that calls on the same man until he is convinced, but never annoys him with It s Insistence: that wastes no time, wastes no words, and that can always gain an audience and a hear ing. Alone among salismen. adver tising has free access to the libraries nf I'resldent Taft nnd Mr. Morgan; It marches unchecked past the secre tary of the bipj merchant nnd enters without hindrance tho store of the retailer. When It cannot tell Its s'ory to a man in his office It can always gain his attention at home. T'ie door of the housewife Is never slammed In lis face. No country is so remote, no vllhice so dead, that It does not go there Tor Tjrders and get them. THE ROSEBURG REVIEW has the largest circulation of nnjr paper published In Douglas county. The Semi-Weekly Oregon Journal Publishes the latuat and most com plelu lKli:nraililc news of the world; glevs roliablu market reports, as it Is published at Portland, where the inaiki t ik'ws ciin bu uml Is corrected to date for each Usue. It also has a pane of special matter for the farm and home, an entertaining story page and a page or more of comic each week, and It goes to the subscriber twiio every week 104 times a year. Tin Itevlew gives all the local nnd county news and happenings and should bo In every homo la this vi cinity. The two papers make a splendid combination and you save $1.00 by sending your subscription to The Re view. We can also give our sub scribers a good clubbing offer for the Dally and Sunday, or Sunday Jour nal. In connection with The Review. Have Arundel nine U. tf Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Curia Col's, Cint- ami Wioc.Tvn;T Couirn- foMMKitciAL run nrn,DiNG. 4 I -