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ft 'aj'i'fc i"friftl'Ta a'st iaaai itth yg h'i CVTNING ROSEECRQ REVIEW IMSIEU UAII.T K.XCfel'T Nl'SiDAY HtVlKW IIBLIHIIINU I'll Ml WW Entered at Riburg. Oregon, Post office an Second-Class Mutter. L. WLMIiKIlLY DAILY Pur yr. br until 13.00 Par month, delivered 60 Per week, delivered IS 8KMI-W EEKl.Y Pur jrear f 2 00 3ll UIOI, itU t 00 may im, ion. KKiKXK IIOV lKA(;(.r:il TO HKATII IIV HOIMK. El'OEXK. Or.. .Muy 2:. Charles P. Lee. toe 14-ear-old tan of Mrs. Iota Lee, who lives just outside the city limits of Eugene, was dragged to death at tna nd of a rope this even- iulttUf liiirs HllllCll ll li'iK I" li (tuK IkIiIIiir lu :iuM V Ijiti fiiuliil the halter itipe Uiir iu:eiu-d arnuiuf l In- child's Hex It In a Hlil. kuu'l. Tin rtkuil was fractured. '1'he boy Was dead Uhen fouud. The liitle fellow had taken the hoi out to glaze, and was seen nc mole by his mother. The horse dU'lgiHK the body after It, was over taken by two c-attle-dilveis on West iulcvelilh street. Tied to the end ol the ropt hui the bundle of a tub which had cuUKht, forming a kuot aioillid the boys neck. It Is sup posed the bur had tied the horso to the old tub. that the animal became fiightcm-d and that In bis efforts to quiet II the rope became. fastened mound the boy's neck A Uurglar's Awful led may not paralyse a borne so complete ly as a mother's long Illness. Uut Dr. King's New Life Pills are a splen did remedy for wouisu. "They gave m wonderful benefit In constipation aud female trouble, wrote Mrs. M C. Duulup. of Leudlll. Tenn. If all lug. try them 2.r at all druggist HOT? DUSTY? TIRED? TRY A BOTTLE OF Roseburg Superior Ginger Ale, Hires Root Beer or any other flavor. We have the quality for sale at all grocer's and soft drink places. Phone 186 for free delivery to your home. Roseburg Soda Works Commercial Abstract Co. Abstracts of Titles Blue Prints Filing Papers, Etc. WE WILL CO ON YOUR BOND Insurance Conveyancing 338 NORTH JACKSON STREET, R05EBUKC. ORECON A Model Store That's what everybody tells us but we wish to add the word Grocery just say "A Model Grocery Store." We don't do but one thing, but we try to do that one thing better than any one else, we take great pride in trying to run "A Model Grocery Store," and we appeciate your trade as much as you do our service The Grocery store that has what you want, and gives service and satisfaction with every sale, Mrs. A. C. Kidd & Son. 36n-Alderson's Grocery MAR.STERS' NEW BLOCK Corner Ca.s and Rose Streets A full and complete line of Staple and Fancy Groceries. Have you tried Blue Bell butler? If not give it a trial it is guaranteed, only 65c. per roll. Get the habit Phone ?6 Free tMiver-y t wry part f the City O Ok yes we have them, lots of 'em ami more coHii i Now how nuny o Strawberries o o do you want? You cau ct anything you want at our store if you come early. IXui't forget, order early. Remember, everything new at The North Side Grocery. 01 wn.i . rm iitVi u 14 a. WASHNotos. May ri. 8t-natr ituurne succfvik-U loJay lu hutYing the Sfiiatt) uguiu reject the nouiuu uuu uf Klnier ti. Colwtll as Inked dtulfs Mtirwhul for Oregon. Anked to xpluiu wherein Colwell w.ib obnoxious, tUiurne. ttccordiiiK to j in btr ul tlitf com in It leu, Htutfd ; hat Col ell hud distributed circular iiiliukut to thy (uteres. of progres sive Heuuhitcuu cautw lu Oregon and hud also c-liTulalt'd report de fuming Uls (Bouiue'v) L'tiarat-tui. The two Senutors call Colwell ob noxious because of his expreaaed opinion that the members of the legis lature of Oregon were not obliged to vote for George K. t'hainberlulu for the lulled Htutrti Senate, although they had been so Instructed by tbe people. I TO GET It's BEKOTiU Eff ECTS ALWAYS 60V THE GENUINE lUVHflfsT.KKkf.M.V NOlt:, THV miKKf'tUtJJf UOVM MMXfl. STACK MNB DEPOT. Im'hI, hun:iliiiluu, Jr., ifsrt vl.sUur her? this k Wo PIMIGS lw AND t. jily aiiif l;ite Ii-u's untiring efforts (,ul-t, sa'ue as plaster. in trying to gt the county read prohibition tb rough. Thre iiev'r u;is aii:hi)ig so much needed an a good road fiom here io lratn. Not long ago the Oregonifln. commeiitlng Mciation mi M i. KooMe veils uneasinewa uboiit raw suicide, suggt-Mted that M i'. Holier than cloth tt b'llf tnc price ; trM 6!..gf rr Marshrteld aud m..lm v.i.ir l'.hr arm u:d hH Cooa fJ. y points, also lor I'tel aud paint and paper store. flag. llofcebiiri Huildinif mid loan A All persous wisiiing subscribe stork will pkaae apply V. H. Kisher or A. Salzinan At tUhti MHIftood, Have li. . UHpp gro- l.jok for the eery store, 133 hheridan. taah paid dtl for produ" along the line. dlf -; E'eLaluir i Incubators and biooderR, io "Standard of the world, and a full lu linit of pe iitry and bee fcapplies at S !C. Svki ' Ctf (JltKAT SHOW UIXES AT THK lAI.A. K TliKATIEK. Marie Alice 1'erriu's wonderful portrayal in words aud pictures of 'Oregon" Monday night was by far the best we have ever seen and heard. Ah an entertainer she is wonder. Wednesday night will be known as "t'alilornla" utght at the Palace Theatre. Miss Perrlu's Illus trated travel talk Is the talk ot the country. Let us all turn out aud see. iiear and learu about California. H pictures are extremely fine. A double show tomorrow night at the Palace Theatre. The regular show Is included for the one admission price Matinee tomorrow afternoon on Ore gon. YOXCAIXA KVS. Miss Julia llishop, who is taking nurses training course in Port land. Is spending her vacation with her parents at this place. Many of our young people accom panted our baseball boys to Sutherlin Oak laud and Klkton on May 2 1st. The flit team played in the two for mer places, whore they scored vie lories. The second team played at :he latter place and met defeat. James Huntington, a student in the Drain high school, attended the closing exercises of the Yoncalla school Friday evening- Our former townsman. Johu Moser, is greeting friends here again. It is hard to stay away from ion calla. John Elder and family have re turned to their former home in Hur ington, Iowa. Mr. Elder is employed :u an expert soapmaker lu the soup factory there. He expressed himself as highly pleased with Oregon aud expects to return in the future. HOOSTKH. IF I tlAU K1V-KMA I'd wash It away with that mild soothing liquid. I). D. L. Trial bot tle, 25c. Relieves all kind of skin trouble, cleanses away the Impuri ties and clearing up the complexiou js nothing else can. - Yes. If I had any kind of skin trouble I d use I. D. I). Ked Cross Pharmacy. 4 KK KI.KS X Ktt'S. (Myrtle Creek Mall). Theron Waite is shipping straw berries. Mr. and Mrs. Hlchards lost their Mttle baby last Friday. Hro. Dubell preached at the school house last Sunday to an appreciative audience. The frost did not take near all our fruit. There will be quite a good many prunes and peaches. T. H Uurnett and M. B. Smith have been doing quite a lot of work on the road between here and Myrtle Creek, taking off the crooks and doing away with a good many ups and downs. There is no need for bonding the state for a fabulous sum, aa all we need Is a few more mea like Burnet: and Smith, and then give them some words of encouragement instead of kicks, and we will soon lead the country in good roads, as we are doing In other things. ONLY A CLOD. MANUFACTURED BV THE (flllf((iS$Ylt!)P(0 SOLO BV ALL LEADING . 0RU9G1STS, One Size only. 50a Bottle to v.vri:it fONSI MKItS. ' ItooiseveU turn hit tiUt-ntiun lo tlte good roads iiustioii, saving: "For how tan I hen- be .'0le wllhu.it roads?" V are elad to see that lieu, as a tit repres.-utuihe o( the people, has taken up this hiiporiiiiit matter. I The rerout rains have mad ever--. tli iMK look beautiful. A thorn; h rather lute, the wild strawberries ure . going to be a good crop. i j MibK Kua lievore will e'o' a niont Bui i-eshfiil term or school hi re iii vt ' week. It gives us great pleasure to state that .Miss llevore has proved herself a s;ilend:d teacher, and everyone Is sorry that we cannot se-j jcure her services again. J It Is sud to relate, and we hate to j admit it. but rikelley got licked badly! 1 lu the bull game last Sunday by the! lomaila third team. We did not learu the score. COItHKSI'ONHENT. IIIO.M-: 170 I'llOXK 170 I WOOD! WOOD!? WOOD!!! : Umpqua Land and Water Co. f (i.N'cor.i'oitATi:!)) In c;huits iiuuiit Swamps? While the laving of the new water main. . .11 progress me water will No, ver. It , foolj8l, , fear a be. turned off from time to time. It fBnril evil, when there are real and would be well for consumers to ke.-.i ! deadly perils to guard against Wi :i sufficient uuuutlty of water on hand to supply their dullv wants. J. I.. AND S. A. KKNOAl.L. HeiiM-dr for Sirk Ileailachr. Sick hwtdsche rwults from a dls- ordsred condition of the stomach, and can be cured by the use of Chamber lain s Stomach and l.lver Tablets. For sale by all dealers. C TOUCHY RttSKBI'R. ORMiOV We put out crtiGcJ tuiik and cream, auti our ice cream is the "best what is"; a!so the best buttet to be had. ra.trarltrU Milk. So per iial. 1 w isMiinl. per KHon. r.lmtl4 Craaat. 1th' far , ial. 1 (Mr pint. :!tK- sir nart, jil .at) per c (rcaiii. fi.oo er galloa. O.V1 per i gallon, S.V per quart. Vea, n drllrer lha (immU, dm. Umpqua Creannowaryi Cold Storage Building G Piue Street, Fetween Cass and Oak PtKNM 157 HMOKKI) HAM. SI.It'KI). Harness A -Johnson, the grocers, are now prepared to serve you sliced inioked ham, also sliced cold boiled ham, la any quantity. Phone 103. d U K CREAM. For your Ice cream orders call up the Dougias County Creamery. Phone 340. dtf swamps and marshes, bavous aud low lunds. These are the malaria germs that cause ague, chills and fever weakness, aches in the hones and muscles aud may induce deudly ty phoid. Uut Klectrlc Hitters destroys and casts, out these vicious genus from the blood. "Three bottles drove all the malaria fruiu my system," wrote Win. Fretwell. of Lucama. N. I .. and I ve had fine health ever since." I se this sate. Bure remedy Only .0c at all druggists. Kulxlown for Soreness of MiimI. For soreness of the muscles wheth er Ind ced by violent exercise or in jury, t hamberluin's Liniment is ex cel lent. This liniment Is also highly esteemed for the relief It affords In cases of rheumatism. Sold by dealers. Phone 221 for free deliver; of our machlue made bread. Umptiua Bakery. dtf Funeral designs to order. Price right. Mrs. K. 1). Owen, florist Phone Sub-irban 97 tl Hot beer tea and chocolate, oyater cocktails, etc.. etc.. at I'mpqea Bak ery, dtf "Pride of Douglas" and "Queen all City" flour bring results. Ask tht Pnnelns County Mills, nhnne 13. dtl So Varied Are The Shapes and trimmings worn this seasonthat every woman can pick out a hat most becoming to her and still be in style. Our Millinery Display includes mode's of every approved style. There is not a hat in the collection upon w hich Fashion has not set her seal. We are closing out all Ladies' Suits regardless of cost. Don't fail to see them. The Fair Store The Little Store With The Big: Bargains 1000 Tiers of Split Body Oak and Block Oak Send in your orders and nukesuie you are going to have wood. Kemeiiiber the trouble lust year, on account of the streets being torn up for paving. Make your arrangements now and avoid future trouble. We duliver In loads of thre tiers at $2.75 per tier. Umpqua Land and Water Co. II G Cuss St., Roseburg National Hank Building. . J EASTKU JIKATS. have been famed In song and story Hut the finest ever praised by poet cr singer were nD choicer than tho meats we have prepared f-r your faster feasting. A look at thum will make you hungry. A taste of them will make you wish you could double your capacity for eating. The Economy Market C.V.O. KOIILHAGKX, Prop. COAL! COAL!! COAL!!! LADY WELLINGTON Gives more heat and lasts longer than any other coal on the market 111 per ton, delivered. Phone 127. Olllce 130 South Jackson. Get Your Screens In early. It promises to bo a great fly year. Suppose you come here and ordur 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, tho tacks, the hammer and the hinges. All at a reasonable price. Older? filled for all kinds ot fruit boves The J. G. P!ook Co. Riehnr Oi-efna. M. M. MILLER. . (Licensed Heal Hstaio Dealer). Ranches, Acreage & City Property I Dishes! Dishes! Dishes! In the latest shapes ami colors, decorated or plain, iu sets or open stock, now ou display at the 2nd.J5J" Store. Call and see them aud you surely will find what you are looking for. L. H. RHOADES & CO. 2nd-Hand Store Roseburg', Ore. Some of these Mmuld suit ,u: Dm, ,.. KI.aill ,, s((.k r.lni,i acres orchard, RIk1 buildings; III acres on lie from Myrtle Creek Rood building, etc.; 23 acres 1 miles from Myrtle Creek, In eluding 10 acres of hearing orchard; lull acres of orchard, 11 acres full bearing, balance 2 years old. will sell at bargain. Kino bun galow. splendidly located In Itosebmg, price 'J5imi. Exclusive Agent for the Green Orchard Tracts, Xcar C;rcen's Station, in blocks of 3 to 1.1 ucres low price and easy terms see plat at Iteview office. Office S-JO N. Jackson St. . IMione 10. Sorosis are the Finest Ladies' SAovs mod andi mi idVi: and after a year's strenuous effort we have thefti in stock It L STEPHENS, The Shoe Man. 311 JACKSON ST NtXT DOOR TO POST OFFICX. Buy Groceries Here and Save Your Money - If peop'e didn't have to m they cu:d nil get rich in a short time-maby. The rcre you ret, qUaHty con s:dered. for volt nr.ey tfce birger vt ur hsr.k acccunt win be-The bimit ir.sWd fr.t nrn pive lo tur irrde is to give )i Bcrorfal vt!fe for ycir t.cr.iy ihcn jcu tver gotbefr. a fr Mikir.9 but the goods vou ask for, (it etc ut d t )tiUT ctdity ihin un htfcie. CratEia Ffcwr oVme Gold Butter o Stowberries u& Cream o o The Benson Grocery Phone 184 Pure Food Store C 225 N. Jackson SL