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VICTROLA or AMBEROLA 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 tVENINC ROSEBURG REVIEW MAUC'H 21, 1011. "DAILY MKATHEIl HEI'OKT. I' s. Weather Bureau, local office, Roseburg, 24 hours ending & a. ui today. Precipitation In Inches and hun dredths: Maximum temperature 62 Minimum temperature 46 Precipitation tl Total precip. since 1st. of mo. C9 Avg. precip. for mo. for 33 yrs. 3.78 Totul precip. from Sept. 1. 24.00 Avg. precip. from Sept. 1, 1877 20 SS Total deilciency from Sept. 1, '10 2.8$ Average precipitation for 33 wet seasons, (Sept. to May.) ......3288 WILLIAM BELL. Observer. WEATHER FORECAST: Fair tonight, with light frost; Wednesday lair. Do You Know How to Cure a Cold? If you have trouble In getting rid of your cold you may know that you are not treating It properly. There is no reason why a cold should hang mi for weeks and it will not If you take Chamberlain's Cough Reniel For sale by all dealers. C Don't Endanger your life by stir ring up all the germs that lurk in all the carpets a id portiers by tearing them up to clean house Just phone j 79 and ask for the new j Vaccuuni Cleaner Don't j Kill Yourself working in a dangerous dusty old , house wheu you can have ! it cleaned thoroughly with j our new machine, without j tearing things up, and alsoj without causing any dust, i Our New Vaccuumj Cleaner does work: Easier, Quicker and Cheaper than ever. Phone 79 and ask for the 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 fiflish for inside work; THEN CALL ON US and we will recommend to you, JOHNSON'S YES, WAX AND FINISHES o 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 . . tf The price of foodstuff? bas comt town at tbo North Side Grocery, dtf Barnard's new MarshOeld stag, line, otticu corner Hose uud Wash Ingtnn streets dtl Machinery made bread M Umpqua Bakery. Phono, 221. dlf Letter Hies, get the best at the Roseburg Hook Store. KpongiH, free from dme deposit. Safe and clean, at Roseburg Phar macy . dtf For Vegetable Suds In bulk, call and see S: K. Sykes. who has a targ? fresh stock, just arrived. dtf Ask your grocer for machinery mado bread. The Umpqua Bakery makes It. dtf Ask your grocer for machinery made bread. The Umpqi n Bakery makes It. dtf Wheu you are In the market for pruning shears. Baws and Bpray pumps, ro tn s. K Sykes. dtr Phone 221 for free dellvory 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 buttel only 75c a two-pound square. Ask your grocer for it. Patronlte home 'lOintrr dlf Don't let tne baby fret get a good pacifier from the Roseburg Pharmacy. dtf Spices at Roseburg Pharmacy are , selected, carefully milled, and are j the purest obtainable. dtf j Carnations, violets and potted plants at the Rose, or phone your orders to .Mrs. F. D. Owen, florist, PJiono Suburban 97. dtf Hot beef lea and chocolate, oyster cocktails, etc., etc., at Umpqua Bak ery dtr j Vanilla Extract gets better hb It j soils a fine quality that bas been grows older. Roseburg Pharmacy two years In the aging. dtf "Pride of liouglus" and "Queen City" flour bring results. Ask the hniicAU-lvea u-hn list1 either killll. Douglas County Mills, phonn 13. dtf1 "ON'LIWON"' toilet naner. 16.000 I sheets and a handsome nlckle-pluted cabinet free with first purchase. On ly $2 at the Roseburg Hook Store, u You can purchase at Roseburg Pharmacy sanitary nipples, steriliz- j Ing nursing bottles, bottle brushes, j and everything to help render baby's food right. rttf Petaluma Incubators and brooders, "Smiuhird of the world, anu a full I line of poultry and bee supplies at S. K. Sykes.' J" Fisher Is not an orphan, Is not Blck, 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 lor me money. least dtf Hot water bottles, fountain syr inges, bulb syringes, and atomizers, 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 vear. It promises to be a great fly Suppose you come here and order them now. We have them Tor any sized door or window. Or If you prefer to make them yourself we have the moulding, the wire cloth, tbo tacks, tho hammer and the hinges. All at a reasonable price. Orders filled for all kinds of fnil boxes. Tru J. G. Flook Co. Roaehnrir. Oregon. Finishes LOCAL NEWS. II. S. Nichols went to Cotiage Grove ou business today. Christopher j. Graham, a brother of Mrs. Charles E. Huberts, of this city, arrived here this morning from Prince Rupert, It. C. .ludiie (1. W. Wonncott and Com missioners Jolt Wiley and M. R. Ryan are on a road Inspection Journey 111 the southern part of the county. Mis. Ilnhart and daughter. Mrs. Phillips, of Seattle, left here thin looming for l.os Angeles, after a brief visit here with Ml', unci Mia. F. L. Smith. A dispute over the price of a meal resulted in a list fight near the depot on Cass street, this morning, the principals being a passenger on (be southbound Flyer and "Curly" Evans, a waiter at Stein's restaurant. The amount of money Involved In the af fair was Just five routs, the same sum that caused A. Peterson, a local foot wear dealer, to face a revolver In his store last week. The passenger, af ter reading a printed bill of fare, thought Evans was charging him five cents too much for his meal and he refused to pay the extra nickel and started back to the train.- Evans headed him oft ill the street and the men went at It In warm style. After being separated by bystanders, the passenger, after listening to an ex planation by Stein, paid the extra nickel. Then he took another uuiioh at Evans, who began mixing it again until the pair were once inoro pulled apart. o Why Colds Are Dangerous. Do you know that of all the minor ailments colds are by far the most dangerous? it Is not the cold Itself that you need to fear, but the seri ous diseases that It often leads to. Most of these are known us germ diseases. Pneumonia and consump tion are among them. Why nJt take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and cure your cold while you can? For sale by all dealers. C Itl SCH HAS TWO MATCHES IX SOl'TIIERX OKIttiON. Mnlford Tribune: L. W. Dyreborg. who wrestles Curl Husch next Wednesday night at the Natatorluni, Is busily training for the bout in the hope or taking the $100 that Husch has posted as a side bet. The (ireco Roman style, which governs this match, bats die toe hold and crotch hold. In their former bout Dyreborg held even with Husch for 55 minutes, being ttnull disabled by a twisted ankle, resulting from a toe hold. With this hold eliminated and the advantage of weight, he has confi dence in his ability to best the C.ei man champion. Klnmalh Falls Herald: Curl Busch. middleweight champion wrestler or America and Germany, wrestles Joe l.ighifoot, the Cherokee Giant, at Houston's opera house here next Monday night. Lightfoot llrst en tered the wrestling game while at tending school in Chicago, and since entered the professional ranks un contesting against War Eagle, an other rednian, and a number of the best professional wrestlers of the Middle West and Southwest. He has but recently made his debut on this coast. Source of Sloeph-ssncss. Tl.n mial pnnimnll CJlll::e of ill- somnlu is disorders of the stomach. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver f,..i.i..,., nnppoi ihpen dlRordera and enable you to sleep. For salo by all dealers. i I OREGON RESTAURANT J f Open Day and Night. -j- X First-class meals at all hours. .J. Fresh Olympla Oysters, Fish and Clams all tue time. i. Regular .Meals, 2.T Cents. .J. 4. Have added a new balcony 4 especially reserved for ladieB 4 4 and families. 4 4 An Electric Piano will furnish 4 4. music during meal hours. 4 I 4 ' J 4. 4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4-44 44 444444444444 NEW YORK CAFE Chan Jo, Prop. 4 OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. 4 Meals at All Hours. 4 4 Regular Meals 30 cents. 4 Chicken Dinner Sundays, from 12 noon to 2 p. m. 4 Chop Suey, Noodles, Fresh 4 Oysters, Fish, etc., all the time. 4 Cor. Jackson & Washington 8t Spring Time is Just over the hill Tryona Clean Piccadilly, You'll Feel Scrumptows Th ROSEBURG Stem Laundry TIIK I.AlN(l:V OF Ql'ALITV Wool SklrU Cleaned and I'resned PIIONK 79 ItOHLIII ltd Room Moulding! A FOOT A lot of room moulding that has been finished is now of fered for Use a foot. These mouldings are not extraordi narily good, but the price is very cheap. We also have a regular line nf room moulding, beautifully llnlshed in oak and enamel, 3 rents a foot. See the $7.50 Line of Go-Carts Five stylos of Go-carts for $"..10 In the baby buggy line at that price. Besides these there are various styles of buggies at $2.50, $3, $5 and $. Fruit Ladders Wo have Just purchased the best line of fruit stepladders we have ever seen. They are bolted from one side to tbo other, constructed fur bettor than the average Btepladder, and of better material. Price for this un usual ladder Is '30c a foot. B.W. STRONG THE FURNITURE MAN Patronize Review advertisers. juiiiEss THE RIGHT OF OUR CLAIM We Base Our Claim to Your Patronage on the BASIS OF Good Groceries Prompt Service Fairest Prices Our Right to Make This Claim You Will Find in a Month's Trial Here Let us Prove Our Claim HARNESS & Sheridan Street. Roseburg-Marshfield and Roseburg-Myrtle Point Stage Lines Hlagos leave rtoaeborg for both points at O a. m. dull. Office and Stable Corner lloso anil Washington Streets. C. P. Barnard, Prop. You Don't Have Go To Sea To for Cement Hlcrt, Cement Sewer Pipes, slws H to 8(1 Indies. Cement building Inundation and chimney Mock. Cement sidewalks and cement work ol any kind. 1 have five or si houses I will sell cheap, as I want to use the money In other business, flee my burglar-proof window lock. Its O K 8-a Pat s Klastlc roof paint for leaky roofs. We build, move r re'nslr vour houses. Business buildings a specialty. Over forty years eiperjjnce In building. CONTRACTOR. AND BUILDER LOCAL NEWS William Edwards went to Albany today. Hon J H. Booth went to GranU Pass Monday tilght. F. It. Wane, of sutiieriin loll nore Monday night for Portland. F. G. Johnson, the abstracter, went to Portland on business Monday night. C. R. Law rclico, of Couistock. was transacting business In Roseburg today. Eugene Mollis, a baud director. Is tn 1I1.1 oliv and will locale here If he can find employment. Miss Elsie .Norton lert tins morning for San Francisco, where she expects to secure employment. l.... If L Allium, .Hurling Mllll. day evening from u visit with rela tives In Collage Grove. 1 r 11., ,u.. U'lll, ll'W Ill.Kll V 11 I 1 111 at Peel with his uncle. H. L. Engels. returned home 10 Aitmny louay. A marriage license has 1 11 issued ill Portland to 11. F. Mct'l.iy, of Gar diner, Ore., mid Rubella llrown. Mm .1 w Mullen returned Sunday from Walla Walla. Wash.. where she has been visiting with her daughters t.i.... t.'i...n v...,l.ii. ului loiA boon employed at Rice & Rice's furniture store, left this morning for her home in Chicago. 1 Am, loft Ibis morning 011 Ills return to Hartford. Wash., alter a visit here with Ills parents, Mr. ami Mrs. J. w. .Alio. Mnuiiiilim Pansv Planls. i-ic tier doz.; two do. $1.25. Inimediale delivery. Roses, other bedding plunts In season. Mrs F. H. Owen Florist. I'lione, aim. i..i0 the new arrivals In Roso- luirg are Mr. and Mrs. .1. W. Pluin- mer and three ohiiiiron anu .. .. Mnniehoiid of Lucille, Okla. I ue expect to locate bore. Mrs. Mollis, woo uas noon ,..,.., here with Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Heu- ,.,,r,.,l from Oakland Mon day evening and left on the Over land Inter tor nor noun- in VUv' l. Cobb and S. C. Miller wont to Portland Monday night to intend the livestock show. Mr. Miller ex pects to purchase a lew head of blooded callle for bis farm at Dllluid. These will probably Include some of the Roan Durham breed. Geo Kohl hagen nlso goes to Portland tonight lo intend the fat stock show. o ' " IS VOI R SKIN ON KIRK? Does It seem to you that you can't stand another minute of that nwrul. hit ruing itch?. That It must be cooled? That you must have relief? Get 11 mixture or Oil of. Inter- mm. , ,,. 1 niul 01 her soothing In gredients as compounded only In I). 1) 11 1 irw 1 ,in". The very llrst few drops slop that awful burning lnstnniiy. .,... ,..., ,1,,,,, smithe and heal. 11 D D. gives you comfort cleanses the skin of all Impurities and washes away pirn OlOICIieS UWl 11H'," , . Take our word oil It as your local ''"oefn'll.no or a 2. Ik bottle today. Red Cross Pharmnuy ijonnso JOHNSON The Phone No. Is lo.i. To See PAT perin.e 111 uuiiuiijft. F. F. PATTERSON Millinery and Ladies' Toggery James A. Perr'y Fiskhats are now on ilisplay.iPattern 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 Gloves 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. FOR SALE. 200 tuns first-class grain hay. baled. Inquire or ad dress Dwlght Reed, or It. C. Hill. Drain, Oregon. dtf FOR SALE. New B-room, modern cottage, on large lot. Price JlliOU. (400 down and balance 110 a month gets It. Inquire of Miller at Review olllce. dtf FOR SALE. Two lots In Montclalr Addition, Portland, on Installment plan, at less than market value. Address "11," care Review. dlf FOR SALE. 162 acres; 20 acres bottom land, balanco small timber 110 Improvements; eight miles from Roseburg, Or. 120 per acre; terms. 1 limes & Oliver, Roseburg Oregon. dsw FOR S.U.U. Newly built, fi-room bungalow, with three lota, In North ltoHHhurg; city water connected and newer being built. Price JI40U will niTcpt $:ifi0 down mid IuhIuII 1 ils of $IU a month, with Inter est. Iniiilre of Kred Uudlcolt. ItoHi huiK Hotel. dtf 'Olt SAI.B. One nt-ro In city limits of Myrtle Creek, till bearing mm C years old; apples, pears, peaches Kugllsh walnuts and cherries; f room cottage, painted, H rooms iiinutrofl' cliv water. llarcnln at JSfill. Wrllo R. 11. Barbur, Myrtle Creek. Oregon. dtf roll RAI.K. 411 acres one mile from Myrtle Creek; 7 room Iioiihc, and oilier bulldlngH; .1 urres of or chard: bouse, cow. chickens wagons, fiirin Implements, etc., go with place. A splendid placo and at a bargain. Liberal termu on iiurt; price $;I700. Address II. C. euro Kevlew, Hosehurg. dsw KOIl SALE. New, modern fi-room cotttige; plastered; all large rooms, China closet, two clonics closets pantry and bath, hot mid cold water, patent toilet; cleclrlc llghtH city wnler; concrete foundation woodshed; lot 7iixH0: easy terms. For further particulars call at ltuvlew olllce. dtf FOIl SALE. 120 acres; 10 acres bearing orchard, 't acres rich rlvor bottom: creek runs through place and borders on South Cnipuua Itlver: only 3 miles from Hoseburg on It. F. D.: place can bo sub divided Into several good orchard tracts; the orchard alone Is worth price asked for whole ranch; good terms lit 0 Interest; place now rented for more than 7',, of price You deal with tbo owner, but for particulars see Miller at Kevlew olllce. or address llox T, Hoseburg Ore. usw FOIt SALE. 9fl0 acres, of which 120 ui res are In grain, l:i acres In or chard (mostly peaches) balance pasture nnd timber land with mine good, llrBl-class saw timber; good house nnd barn, water piped to bouse from lino spring; three miles from railroad station. 11 miles from Hoseburg. Price $20,000 one-half cash, balance 011 cny terms, home slock nnd machinery eo with place: Immediate posses sion given. For further particulars call nt Kevli'W o"'ce, or address iiiiv T. Itusebiirg. dsw FOR SALE.--10H acres of timber In linscii county. Minn.; picked lanu six mlh s from It. It.; nearly every 411 bas some lake front; will trade for tn-cgon farms, timber or resl d"tl') properly; 0:12,1)00 feet of while nine, birch, oak, chestnut and poplar limber; 2500 cedar posts, 2700 corns or woou, iiiuu tain tlcB. Other people now living In Douglas county havo rold their holdings In same section, for $12 ntumpage; I will sell for $7000 cash, or sell small tracts at a slight advance In price. Inquire of E. II. Ilnrber, Myrtle Creek, Ore. dtf RCT RANCH FOR SALE. Eight miles from Hoseburg, two miles from Dillard. a station on the S. P. It. It., nnd right at. Ilrorkway, Ore gon; twenty acres: 12 'A ncres In full bearing apple treel, 400 peach. r,2 Martlet pears and 17 prune trees, all lu full te aring: seven and one half acres plow land, three of which Is rich bottom lund that does not oveitlow, a very choice garden or melon or tomato patch; orchard In perfect condition; new milage well built; location sightly; (-large creek forms western bound- ary aim minime-n u nifurT-i,.,,, , water for Irrigation If desired. TIiIb Is the biggest snap In Douglas county. Price and terms on appli cation tc tho owner. Address 0. M. Urlnsted, llrockway, Ore. dm21 M .j..M V A SNAP. !',! ncrea rluht In Oakland, A 4 three blorka from new IiIkIi 4 school; all under cultivation; . . 4 Hue mill, unliable for garden- Hi)?, berrlea, fruit, poultry: A ii-rooui bonne, email barn, well, city water, all klnda bearing fruit, Bhnde treea. For quick sale, J.'liuO; good terms. P. A. COPPARD. . Oakland, Oregon. 4" r FOR SALE Cream separator, cheap. Inquire or uddresa A. J. Starmer. FOR SALE. The Roseburg Hotel. Cull 011 Mrs. II. Jones, at the hotel. FOR SALE. Fresh milch cow. H. 11. Rogers, Kdenbower, Ore. dm24 FOR SALE. Hay at Deer Creek Feed llltrn. .Phone 151, T. E. Hall. dtl FOR SALE. A second-hand open buggy, single. Address llox 3211, or phono Sub. 97. dm23 FOR SALE Nine room house on lot euiuu; nice locution, inquire ac Kevlew. dtf FOIt SALE CHEAP. Complete well drlllliig oil 1 lit. with or without engine. Inquire at Pllklngtnn llroa.' Cnrage. dsw FARM FOIt SALE. 140 acres of good bottom laud; good location, and well watered by running streams. For particulars address .1. .M. Thompson, Cniiias Valley, Oregon. dtf FOR SALE. One bay saddle pony, with foal, nnd one yeurllng colt, lot of hot bed ausli, new culttvntor, two borso lines, nnd 15 traps. (New house). Inquire E. E. Leas, Pekley Hunch, Oak Creek, Or. dsw FOR SALE. 180 acres. 10 acres Ana timber, live acres cleared, balance brush Inud, rolling: barn; no other Impiovemeiils; plenty of range; 12 miles from Roseburg. $1.',00; tonus. Hlmes & Oliver, Roseburg, Oregon. dsw FOR SALE Or will trade for lum ber, 2nd hand steam engine 9x15. in first-class condition. If Inter ested call at the J. O. Flook Com pany's planing mill and see the englno operator. daw FOR SALE. Eggs for hatching from thu best taylug strain of thorough bred White Mlnorcas. the great winter layers, Our stock took the prizes at the late Portland Show. Eggs $2.50 per 15. Standard Poultry Fnrin, C. A. Sawyer, prop.. Garden Valley, Wilbur, Ore. - dsw WANTED. WANTED. tllrl for general house work. Apply at Hellows Store daw WANTED. Two gentlemen board ers that, will room together. 831 North Jackson Street. dm24 WANTED. Work lis waitress In restaurant, or to do general house work. Call 80S North Jackson, d WANTED To rent until full. 5-room furnished Iioiiho in good neighbor hood. Address Post office box 477. WANTED. Man and wife to work on ranch, employment for both. Ad dress Wni. A. Susamllch, Wilbur, Ore. dtf WANTED. At once, 200 Marred Ply mouth Rock eggs for hatching; must bo good stock. Phone 24X4, or address llox 34, Roseburg. Ore gon. d8wm25 WANTED IMMEDIATELY Appren tices In our millinery dopnrtmenc; A splendid chance to obtnln a prac tical knowledge of millinery work. Applicants must be able to sew. Apply at once. Millinery Depart ment, Joscphson's. dtf MR. EMPLOYER. You need a sober, industrious, capable man. one who can assume most Bny position of trust, and will glvo the same attention lo youiobuslneas as though he owned an Interost In It. The writer Is the man you are looking forJmt has lost your ad dress. ldtMins paQd through several years of experience deal lug with tho public and Is willing to demonstrate his working ca pacity. Address Z. Y. P., P. O. Hox 2 2, Roseburg. Oregon, nnd arrange for an Interview. dtt