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Newspaper Page TextVICTROLA orAMBEROLA Any body can buy Phonographs and records now. Ye-s-s-s we "take checks? or cash, installments if you like. Music in your home, the best and your favorite pieces is worth a dozen times what it costs. Come hear the latest records. A pleasure to show you Machines or Records. Lenox & Ott - Music Dealers tmm ROSEBORC REVIEW MAllCH 20, 1011. DAILY WEATHER KEI'OUtTT" U. S. Weather Bureau, local office, Roseburg, 24 bours ending i a. m., today. Precipitation In lncbea and hun dredths: Maximum temperature 78 Minimum torn if nil tire 35 Precipitation 0 Total precip. since 1st. of mo. C9 Avg. precip. for mo. for 33 yrs. 3.78 Total precip. from Sept. 1, 24.00 Avg. precip. from Sept. 1, 1377 26. 7.r, Totul deficiency from Sept. 1, '10 2 75 Average precipltution for 33 .wet seasons, (Sept. to May.) ' 32.88 WILLIAM BELL. Observer. WEATHER FORECAST: Fair tonight and Tuesday. Foley Kidney I'IIIm Neutralize and remove the poisons that cause backache, rheumatism, nervousness and all kidney and bind der irregulurltles. They bulid up and restore the natural action of these vital organs, Marsters Drug Co. DoiT Endanger your life by stir ring up all the germs that lurk in all the carpets a:id portiers by teariug them up to clean house Just phone 79 and ask for the new Vaccuum Cleaner Don't Kill Yourself working in a dangerous dusty old house when you can have it cleaned thoroughly with our new machine, without tearing things up, and also1 without causing any dustJ Our New Vaccuum Cleaner does work Easier, Quicker and Cheaper than ever.. Phone 79 and ask for the I House Cleaning Department of The Roseburg Steam Laundry Johnson's IF YOU WISH TO finish your floors for rugs; IF YOU WISH TO renovate your furniture to look better than new; -IF YOU Have a new house and want the latest finish for inside work; THEN CALL ON US and we will recommend to you, JOHNSON'S DYES, WAX AJND FINISHES Nothing like them or half as good. We will furnish you with samples and tell you how. Hamilton Drug Co. 241 N. Jackson St Roseburg, Oregon. LOCAL NEWS. Have Arundel tune It. tf The price of foodstuff has corns lown at the North Side Grocery, dtt Barnard's naw Marshfleld stage line, office corner Hose and Wash iDRtnn afreets. dtf Machinery made bread .it Umpqua Bukery. Phone 221. dtf Letter files, gut the best at the Roseburg Hook Store I Rose bushes and bedding plantB In season. Mrs. K. U. Owen, florist, Phone Suburban 97. tf For Vegetable Suds In bulk, call and see S. K. Sykes. who has a large fresh stock. Just arrived. dtf Ask your grocer for machinery made bread. The Umpqua Bakery makes it. dtf ABk vour grocer for machinery made bread. The Umpqi i Bakery makes It. dtf When you are in the market for pruning shears, saws and spray pumps, go to S. K. Sykes. dtf Phone 221 for free delivery of our machine made bread. Umpqua Bakery. dtf Hot beef tea and chocolate, oyster cocktails, etc., etc., at Umpqua Bak ery, dtf Douglas County Creamery buttei only 75c a two-pound square. Ask your grocer for It. Patronise hom ' 'Mulrv dtf Don't let the baby fret get a good paclflor from the Roseburg Pharmacy. dtf Spices at Roseburg Pharmacy are selected, carefully milled, and are the purest obtainable. dtt Carnations, violets and potted plants at the Rose, or phone your orders to Mrs. F. D. Owen, florist, Phono Suburban 97. dtf Hot beer tea and chocolate, oyster cocktails, etc., etc., at Umpqua Bak ery dtf Vanilla Extract gets better as It sells a fine quality that has been grows older. liostburg Pharmacy two years in the aging. dtf "Pride of Douglas" and "Queen City" flour bring results. Ask the housewives who use either kind. Douglas County Mills, phone 13. dtf "ONL1WON" toilet paper. 16.000 sheets and a handsome nickle-pluted cabinet free with first purchase. On ly (2 at the Roseburg Hook Store, tf You can purchase at Roseburg Pharmacy sanitary nipples, sterllix Ing nursing bottles, bottle brushes, and everything to help render baby's food right. dtf Petaluma Incubators and brooders, "Standard of the world, and a full Hue of poultry and bee sjpplleB at S. K. Sykes.' dtf Fisher Is not an orphan. Is not sick, has no poor relatives or any other of these sad afflictions to prey on your sympathies and pocket book, but he has the best paint and wall paper in Roseburg for the least moDey. dt' Hot water bottles, fountain syr inges, bulb syringes, and atomisers, the finest and most complete line in the city. Sold at the lowest prices on our guarantee to give satisfaction. Look at our line and you will not buy elsewhere. Hamilton Drug Co. d Get Your Screens In early. It promises to be a great fly year. Supposo you come here and order them now. We have them for any sized door or window. Or If you prefer to make -them yourself we have the moulding, the wire cloth, the tacks, the hammer and the hinges. All at a reasonable price. Orders filled for alt kinds of fruit boxes. Th$ J. G. Fiook Co. fbwbnrtr. Oremm. Finishes I-OCAIi NEWS. Mrs. James W. Tynan Is visiting witn relatives In Portland. Mra. J. VanWey went to Woodburn today to visit with friends. Mrs. Susannah Reed, who has been visiting here with her daughter, left Sunday for lialena, Kans. G. W. Maxwell returned home to Forest Grove today, after a visit here with his son, M. S. Maxwell. Mra. Richard Morris returned home to Portland today, after a week's visit here with her daughter, Mr Hurry Slocum. Mr. and Mra. H. A. Hamilton and baby left Sunday on their return to Portland, after a visit at Edenbower Willi Mr. and Mrs. W. J. (laynor. Dr. 1 .n in kin . the evnngellst, left Suuduy night on his return to In diana, after closing a two weeks' series of revival meetings. at the Itaptlst church. He secured 108 con versions. Tom McDonuld, who has tieeu working In a stone quarry near Sutherlin, plead guilty in the police court this morning to disorderly con Ultict on the streets last Saturday night and paid a tine of $5. We have three grades of table or dairy salt. One very good In quality but very cheap In price; one medium in price and excellent In quality, and another very reasonable In price hut has them all cooned for ouullty. We recommend the latter, Worcester salt. All put up In convenient sized bags. The Rochdale. dsw H. J. Frear, manager of the local water nnd light systems, left Sunday night for his old home at Oakland, Maryland, and will spend a couple of months there and in West Virginia, where he will attend to business mat ters. lTpon his return he will be ac companied by Mrs. Frear's mother. Feel languid, wenk, run-down? Headache? Stomach "oil?" Just a plain case of lazy liver. Burdock Ulood Bitters tones liver and stom ach, promotes digestion, purifies the blood. Murshflold Times: Mrs. W. F. Ber ne)!, whose husband had rather 'a meteoric career In the theatrical business here, left yesterday for Portland. Mr. Bernell left some time ago and his present whero- nlioutB are unknown. Their lease on the Masonic opera house has been surrendered. Before leaving. It Is said, Mr. Bernell placed some-of his wife's diamonds nnd other Jewelry in pawn for money for transporta tion. Four members of his show troupe are stranded here. They want to leave but haven't the money. They dislike to ask a public subscription and Instead have arranged a benefit performance. "I Buffered habitually from consti pation. Doan'B Reguleta relieved and strengthened the bowels, bo that they have been regular ever since." A. E. Davis, grocer. Sulphur Springs, I Texas. t'ortiana journal: juuge minis Mallory's homestead, comprising 27 acres located In the Hawthorne avenue district, wan sold last week for $80,000. or $3300 an acre. The place Is one of the largest and most vnluable tracts of close-In east side acreage that remains unplatted, and is one of the largest pieces of Its size anywhere In the city that has so long escaped the eager clutches of the subdlvlders. It was purchased by Ambrose U. Scott, or Portland, son of the late Harvey W. Scott, and W. B. Mlxter, or iiock Island, 111. Judge Mallory retains his residence nnd grounds fronting on East Thirty ninth street, JuBt south or Hawthorne avenue. Warning to Itnilroud Men. Look out for severe and even dan geroua kidney nnd bladder trouble resulting from years of railroading. Geo. B. Bell, 6119 Third -St., Fort Wayne, Ind., waft many years a con ductor on the Nickel Plate. He saya: "Twenty years of railroading left my kidneys In terrible condition. The--e wsb a continual pain across my back and hips and my kidneys gave me much distress, und the action or my bladder was frequent and most pain ful. I got a supply of Foley's Kidney Pills and the first bottle made a won derful Improvement and four bott'.es cured me completely. Since being cured 1 have recommended Foley's Kidney PHIb to many of my railroad friends." Marsters Drug Co. DOO TAX NOW DI E. All persons owning dogs within the city of Rose! rg, Oregon, are here y notified that the. annual license tax of $2.50 on each dog, of either sex. Is now due and payable to the under signed. This tax must be paid with out delay. Dated Jan 30, 1911. JOSEPH HUFFMAN. ' dtf Cltv Marshal. Highest caBh price paid for mo hair. J. F. Uarker & Co. dswtf Spring Time is Jus over the hill Tryon o Clean PiccadsJty, You'll Feel Scrumptous The ROSEBURO Steam Laundry TIIK LAINDRY OF QI AMTV Wool Hklrt Cleaned and Pressed PHONK 70 HOHLHlltc) Room Moulding! liC A FOOT A lot of room moulding that has been finished is now of fered for lJ2C a foot. These mouldings are not extraordi narily good, but the price is very cheap. We also have a regular line of room moulding, beautifully finished in oak and enamel, 3 cents a foot. See the $7.50 Line of Go-Carts Five styles of Uo-rarts for $7. .10 In the bnby buggy line at that price. Besides these there are various styles of buggies at $2.50, $3, $.1 and $0. Fruit Ladders We have Just purchased the bent line of fruit stepludders we have-ever seen. They are bolted from one side to the other, constructed far better than the average steplndder, and of better material. Price for this un usual ladder Is ?30c a foot. B.W. STRONG THE FURNITURE MAN Patronize Review advertisers. THE RIGHT OF OUR CLAIM We Base Ojr Claim to Your Patronage on the BASIS OF Good Groceries Prompt Service J-j Fairest Prices Our Right to Make This Claim You Will Find in a Month's Trial Here Of " 1 1 Let us Prove Our Claim HARNESS & JOHNSON Sheridan Hlreet. Roseburg-Marshfield and Roseburg-Myrtle Point Stage Lines Stages leave Roseburg for both point at 0 a. m. dally. Office and Stables Corner Hose and Washington Streets. C. P. Barnard, Prop. Yc Don't Have To n A T Go To Se To See 1 1 for Cement diverts, Onnl-nt Bewer Pipes, slies 8 to B8 Inches. tVmont building foundation and chimney blocks. Cement sidewalk , and cement work of any kind. I bare five or six bouses I will sell cheap, as I want to use the money In other busSiess. Bee my burglar-proof window lock, It O. K. Bee Paff Elastlcfioof paint for leaky roofs. Ws build, move or repair your houses, dullness buildings a specialty. Ovei forty years experience Id building. CONTRACTOR. AND BUILDER F. LOCAL NEWS According to the lutluerary pub lished In the Portland Oregoului, ex President Roosevelt, who Is shortly to tour the Pucillc Coast, will pass through Roseburg on the Shasta Limited in the morning of April 6. The Limited is due here nt 7: JO o' clock nnd remains 15 minutes. llynian Wollenberg has awarded a contract to H. V. Wood for the con struction of a bungalow on bis prop erly on South Stephens street, be tween the homes of K. E. Alley and Mr. Hiebel, the 8. P. engineer. The bungulow Is to be built at once and will cost about $:III00. It will be for rental purposes. Dr. 11. M. Hriiiulleld leaven tonlghl for Illinois, where he will take a post graduate course in dentistry at the state university. Mrs. llrumtleld will accompany him on the trip. They will go tlrst to Evunsvllle. Ind., where Mrs. HrtimHeld will leniain until they return here in June. . W. V. llrumtleld, a brother of the Doctor and of Mrs. C. I). Patrick, arrived here last Saturday evening Willi his wife. They will probably .reside in or near this city. Harry Traiy. the man who hired a riding horse from the Hunks & Welker livery stables In Kosehurg and forgot to return It. is in a good way to be captured. If not already arrested. He passed through Ash laud on the stolen horse last Satur day evening, going southward, and Jackson countv olllcerfl. upon request of Sheriff Qjilne, began making ef forts to overtuke him or head him on. Xot knowing that he has been lo- ated, Trazy'B capture will probuhly prove an easy matter. Falling to get an answer from the military authorities either at Mare Island or the Presidio to niB nntin- riitlon of the arrresl of a jielf-con- ressed deserter In this city Inst week, Marshal Huffman today bid farewell to the chance of securing a $."0 re ward slaudlng for such cases. Hurr mun tills tuornliiK came to the con clusion that his prisoner, giving bis name as F. J. lllller. was not wanted by the post olllcers nnd gave hi in bis ! liberty. ArYoslIng Huffman on the '.streets several days ago. lllller told Huffman he was a deserter rrotn the urmy post nt Presidio, and said II wiib usclesB trying longer to avoid capture and requested that bo In arrested. It Is probable that the fel low may have' been faking lo secure board and lodging nt the city's ex pense. A fold m tirHqie, Then Pneumonia. is to. often the fatal sequence. Foley's Honey und Tar expelB the cold, checks the In grippe, and pre vents pneumonia. It Is a prompt und reliable cough medicine Hint contains no nnrcotlcs. "Foley's Honey and Tar Ib the best cough reined y I ever used, as It quickly stopped a severe cough that had long troubled me," says J. V. Knhn, Princeton, Nebr. Just as quickly and surely It acts In all caBes of coughs, colds, In grippe and lung trouble. It I" as safe for your children as yonrseir, nnd should be used In nil cases of croup, whoop ing cough and mensleB cough. Refuse substitutes. Marsters Drug Co. The I'lione No. Is 10:1. F. PATTERSON nti i Millinery and Ladies' Toggery James A. Perry Fiskhats are now on display. Pattern and Tailored Hats. If it is merchandise you want, examine the quality of goods we show in this line. Fine assortment of Children's Hats now ready. Milans, Java and Rough Straws. Ladies' Smart Spring Suits and Dresses Ladies' Silk and Kid Cloves Ladies' Evening and Auto Scarfs Ladies' American Beauty Corsets and Silk Hose Ladies' Auto Coats in Silk, Pongee and Linen Ladies' Fine assortment of neckwear Ladies' Fine assortment of Collars and Lace Sets CLASSIFIED ADS. FOK SALE Cream separator, cheap. Inquire or uddress A. J. Stunner. FOK SALE. 200 tons - flrst-class grain hay, baled. Inquire or ad dress Dwlght Heed, or It. C. Hill, Drain, Oregon. dtf t'Oll SALE. New 6-room, modorn cottage, on large lot. Price $1600. $400 down and balance $10 a month gets It. Inquire of Miller at Kevlew olllce. dtf FOIt SALE. Fine, high grnde pluno, cost $465; used three months; left here by- W. F. ilernell, theatre man. Will sell ut a sncrluce. Your own terms. Address E. E. I.acy, Roseburg. Oregon. Ueuowl Delivery. d:lt FOR SALE. Two lots In Montclalr Addition, Portland, on Installment plan, at less than market value. Address "B," care Review. dtf FOR SALE. 162 acres; 20 acres bottom land, balance small timber; mi Improvements; eight miles from Host-burg, Or. $20 per aero; terms, (limes & Oliver, Uoscburg, Oregon. dsw FOR SALE. Newly built, li-rnom bungalow, with three lots. In North Roseburg: city water connected nnd sewer being built. Price $1400; will accept $350 down and Install ments of $10 a month, with Inter est. Inquire o( Fred Endlcott, Roseburg Hotel. dtt FOR BALE. One ncre In city limits of Myrtle Crook, all beariug fruit, 6 years old; apples, pears, peaches, English walnuts und cherries; 6 room cottage, painted, 3 rooms papered; city water. Ilargaln at $850. Write E. II. Barber, Myrtle Creek, Oregon. dtf FOR SALE. New, modern 5-room cottage; phiKtered; all large rooms, China closet, two clothes closets, pantry and bath, hot and cold water, patent toilet: electric lights, city water; concrete foundation; woodshed; lot 75x14 0; easy terms. For further particulars call at Review olllce. dtf 'OR SALE. 120 acres; 10 acres bearing orchard, 12 acres rich river bottom; creek runs through place, and borders on South Umpqua River; only 3 miles from Roseburg. on R. F. I. ; place can be sub divided into several good orchard tracts; tho orchard alone Is worth price naked for whole ranch; good terms at 6 Interest; place now rented for more than 7 of price. You deal with the owner, but for particulars soe Miller at Review olllce, or address Box T, Roseburg, Ore. dsw FOR SALE. 960 acres, of which 120 acres are In grain. 15 acres In or chnrd (nioatly peaches) balance pasture nnd timber lund with some good, llrst-clasB saw timber; good house und barn, water piped to Iioiiho from lino spring; three miles from railroad station, 11 miles from Roseburg. I'rlco $0,000, one-half cash, bnlance on cusy terms, home stock und machinery go with plnce; Immediate posses sion given. For further particulars call nt Review o'co, or address llox T, Roseburg. dsw FOR SALE. 1014 acres of timber In Itasca county, Minn.; picked land, six miles from R. It.; nearly every 40 has some lake front; will trade for Oregon farms, timber or resi dence property; 632,000 feet of white pine, birch, oak, chestnut and poplar timber; 2500 cedar posts, 2700 curds of wood, 1000 tain ties, other peoplo now living In Douglas county have sold their holdings In same section tor $12 atumpage; I will sell for $7000 cash, or sell small tracts nt a slight advance In price. inquire of E. B. Barber, Myrtle Creek, Oro. dtf FRU'T RANCH FOR SALE. Eight mllea from Roseburg, two mil"" from Dlllard, a station on the S. I. R. It., nnd right at Hrockway, Ore gon; twenty acres; 12'yfc acres In full bearing applo trees, 40(1 peach. 62 llartlet pears and 17 prune treea. all In full hearing; seven and one half acre. plow land, three of which is rliTI bottom land that does not overflow, a very choice garden or melon or tomato patch; orchard III perfect condition; new cottage well built; location sightly: larae creek forms western bound ary and furnishes an abundance ot water ror Irrigation If desired. Tin Is the .biggest snap In Douglas county. Price and terms on appll ration to the owner. Address O. M. Urinated, Hrockway, Ore. dm21 A SNAP. ! flVi acres right in Oakland, three blocks from new bigb school; all under cultivation: flue soli, suitable for garden ing, berries, fruit. poultry; 5-room house, small barn, well, city water, all kinds bearing fruit, shade trees. For quick sale, $2600; good terms. P. A. COPPARD, Oakland, Oregon. FOR 8ALE The Roseburg Hotel. Call on Mra. II. Jones, at the hotel. FOR SALE. Fresh milch cow. H. 11. Rogers, Edenbower, Ore. dm24 FOR SALE Hay at Deer Creek Feed Barn. Phone 151, T. B. Hall. dtt FOIt SALE. A second-hand open buggy, single. Address Box 323, or phone Sub. 07. dni23 FOR SALE Nine room bouse on lot 70x100; nice location. Inquire at Review. dtf FOR SALE CHEAP. Complete well- drilling out lit. with or wlthoet engine. Inquire at Pllklngton Urns." Onrage. dsw FOIt SALE. One bay saddle pony, with foul, and one yenrling colt, lot of hot bed sash, new cultivator, two horse lines, and 15 traps. (New house). Inquire E. E. Leas, Hockley Ranch, Onk Creek, Or. dsw FOR SALE. 180 acres, 40 acres fine timber, Ave acreB cleared, balauce brush lund, rolling; barn; no other Improvements; plenty ot range; 12 miles from Hoseburg. $1500; terms. Illmes & Oliver, Roseburg, Oregon. dsw FOR SALE Or will trnde for lum ber, 2nd hand steam engine 9x15, In first-class condition. If Inter ested call at tho J. O. Plook Com pany's planing mill and see the engine operator. dsw FOR HALE. Eggs for hatching from tho best laying strain of thorough bred White Minorcas, Hie great winter Inyers. Our stock took the prizes ut the late Portland Show. Eggs. $2.50 per 15. Standard Poultry Farm, C. A. Sawyer, prop.. Garden Vulley, Wilbur, Ore. dsw WANTED. WANTED. Girl for general house work. Apply at Bellows Store, daw WANTED. Two gentlemen board era that will room together. 831 North Jackson Street. dm24 WANTED. Work as waitress In restaurant, or to do general house work. Cull 808 North Jackson, d WANTED To rent until rail, 5-ronm furnlHlied house In good neighbor hood. Address I'ostolllce box 477. WANTED. Man and wife to work on ranch, employment for both. Ad dress Win. A. Sussmilnb, Wilbur, Oro. dtt WANTED IMMEDIATELY Appren tices In our nilliinery department; A splendid chance to obtain a prac tical knowledge of millinery work. Applicants must be able to sew. Apply at once. Millinery Depart ment, Joscphson'a. dtt MR. EMPLOYER. You need a sober. Industrious, capable mnn, one who can assume most any position of trust, and will give t!, Hume attention to your business us though lie owned an Interest in It. The writer Is the man you are looking for but has lost your ad dress. He hue passed through several years of experience deal ing with the lull) He and Is willing lo ilemuiiatrnte his working ra pacity. Address .. Y. P.. P. O. Box 22, Roseburg, Oregon, and arrange for an Interview. dr.t The Lewis Cafe MEALS AT ALL HOURS Situated on Cass street ntar the Southern Pa cific depot. Lale Lewis, Prop.