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jiiuuiirn lnttiw'!' '",ir-i""''1'i '"' " 1- V- Studebaker" Wagons Mitchell Wagons Btw 7fo? Best Champion & McCormick Mowers Rakes Binders Tedders Recognized as the "Standard Machines" all over the World. They don't cost you any more money than the cheaper con structed machines. J. F. BARKER & COMPANY Michigan Buggies IMPLIMENTS AND VEHICLES ROSEBURG, OREGON J. I. Case Plows tVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW HIIKK 1)AI I.V KXCKFT HUNUAf 11V ISKVIKW ITltUMIII.NG COMPA.Vr Kntered at HuiwburK. Oregon. Pual offlre as Becond-Ciass Matter. L. Wl.MMCItLT DAILY Per rear, by mall 13.00 l'ir uiunlb, delivered 60 l'r week, delivered 16 8EMI-WI5EKLY Par year 12. fo Six months $1.00 JINK .y iih i. affairs of the entire country aa It now lie hoped would not ltaten to the call seems to threaten to do. of the Went and be thereby deluded Mr. Knocks had been told by some and go bo far from civilization that uf the real estutc men of several rival , they and their children would be 'n towns on the western border of Ore continual danger of returning to the Kon that he could get more lnsplra-; Ignorance that so many years of cul tlun aliiug Hi one lines In Koseburg . ture had brought. Yes. the Chautau than any city in the West and being i qua has a strong Influence for betier of an impressionable turn of mind, j ment in many ways. ' he hastened to begin his work. He I n MAIUiiKK. WILL X(T LOCATK IN KllHKlit IMJ THIS VKAlt. Mr. Jar mouth Willing: Knocks ar rived on Ihe morning train to look for a locution to practice his profes sion anil Incidentally to collect data for DutiHtreut and llrad's Information llureau of Western Immigration. The purpose of this company is to collect local data to furnish the people of the east In order that they muy be betl ir satisfied to remain where they are and thus prevent the West from growing so rapidly and also from be coming so powerful in Influencing the was the most optimistic pessimist that alighted from the train here for many a day. Mr. Knocks left a few hours later unwilling to make a clear state ment hut threatening vengeance upon those who had played such a practical Foley's Kidney Itemed"" Is particularly recommended fur chronic cases of kidney and bladder trouble. It tends to adjust and con trol the kidney and bladder action nd is healing, strengthening and Sl'MXER-REDIFER. At the Metho dist Episcopal church, Koseburg. June 4. 1911, J. C. Sumner and Miss Flora M. Redifer, Kev. E. Olln Eldridge, officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Sumner went to Portland to reside. He is engaged In the barber busi ness in that city. Mrs. Sumner Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. 11, Redifer, of this city. his rompuiiy. Mr. Knocks noticed and comment ed upon the paved streets, the decora tive lamp posts, the beautiful roses and the well kept lawns, the splendid buildings ulreadv erected and others being erected. The number of people upon the streets who seemed to be busy and contented, the number at work In many lines of endeavor, and many other things that a man who is seeking the kind of information that he wished. The thing that de cided him that he could do no busi ness for his concern here was when he looked In the window at Mr. It. W. Htrong's store and learned that Hose burg would institute and support a Chautauqua Assembly this summer, and would have the same talent that was offered In the very towns which joKe upon nun as to sena mm 'ojhra(.lnf L. .McConnell, 117 Catherna iiofeourg to procure iniormation tor i g, Klmira, N. Y.. says: "Two bot tles did the work most effectively, snd proved to me beyond doubt it is the most reliable kidney medicine I had ever taken and It shall always hava my endorsement." For sale by all druggists. F DRIVES OUT RHEUMATISM The primary cause of Rheumatism results from weak kidneys, constipa tion, indigestion, etc., fiirminK impute Accumulations in the system. These our and ferment, causing uric ni i.l, which is alsorlwl from the stomach and intestines ;nto the blood. This changes the circulation from a thick, rich fluid to a thin, acrid stream, depositing inflammatory matter into the mus cles, nerves, and joints. The lunger the Mood is allowed to remain in thif impure condition the more severe will Rheumatism become, (iradualiy the intifU'lrs harden and lose their elasticity, the joints l'ejjin to stiffen, nnd frc ip.cittly calculous deposits form I. nuts at the fingTr joints. There is just urn way to CUKli Rheumatism, and that is to cleanse the blood of. the uric acid poison. S. S. S., by removing every particle of the cause and PURIFYING the blood, cures Rheumatism permanently. K. S. S. eliminates theuiic acid because it is the greatest of all blood purifiers. It filters out every trace of the sour, inflammatotv matter, cools the acid-heated blood, furnishes the mate rial for multiply! i the rich, nutritious corpuscles of the circulation, and by its fine tonic effects assists the system to rapidly overcome the effects of the disease. Special book on Rheumatism nnd medical advice free. S. S. S is lor sale at druS stores. JHE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA. GA. COAL! COAL!! COAL!!! LADY WELLINGTON (Uvea more heat and lasts longer than any other coal on the market 111 per ton. delivered. Phone 127. Office 1,10 South Jackson. STARMER-SHIELDS. At the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Shields, in North Ros. burg. June 3, 191 1. E. C. Starmer and Miss Mettle Shields, Rev. E Olln Eldridg , officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Starmor will reside in North Hoseburt;. GENERAL NEWS. The bark beetle, which destroys Douglas fir throughout the timbered districts of the United States to the extent of almost $100,000,000 annu ally and which was believed by expert entomologists to be without a para site, has been found to have a deadly enemy. The parasite is a small red fly with smoky wings and a long s:lnger-!lkc organ behind. The para site Instinctively discovers the beetie and lays Ita eggs in the beetle's tun nel. It will destroy from 25 to .". 0 per cent of a colony of beetles lit one season. Judge Keresl, of Aurora, 111., was sentenced Saturday to life Imprison ment in the penitentiary by Judge Slusser in the Circuit Court for the murder of his finacee. Flora Sabo, December 7. 1910. Keresl got bis sweetheart to draw her savings from a local bank and enticed her to the railroad tracks north of the city, whore he murdered her and took her money. Marshfteld Times: Nell Cornwall, son of Cuptaln N. J. Cornwall, of Gar diner, who has been attending the I'nlverslty of California at Derkeley, will spend the summer in Mnrstineld. returning to college In the full. Dur ing his stay here he will engage In survey work on the Bay. CASTORIA for Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bough! Bearfl the glgnatuje ot SNELSON'-GRAY. At Cottage Grove June 3. 1911, Ira P. Snelson, of Oakland, and Miss Hazel lone Gray, of Cottage Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Snelson are now enjoying honeymoon In Portland. Mrs Snelson was the guest lust week of Miss Clara McCoy. In this city. Middle Aged juid Kld.-rly People. lTs Foley Kidney Pills for quick and permanent results in all cases of kid ney and bladder troubles, and for painful and annoying irregularities They contain just the Ingredients nec essary to regulate and strengthen the action of the kidneys and bladder. Thoy are tonic in action, quick lu re sults. Try them. For sale by all druggists. f o Have you been promising yourself a vacation and have not had the time to take it for several years? Here is nn opportunity that you have long needed to help you enjoy such an oc casion without much expense and at the same time you may be surround ed with all the advantages you usual ly have In your owu home. The Rose burg Chautauqua Association has planned to hflp everyone in the conn ly to enjoy the benefits of a real out ing at bo small an expense that no one should miss It. Plan your affairs so that you can attend as many of the programs as possible, ltuy a season ticket and in this way help insure the management that they are doing a thing thut la appreciated and tlmt you endorse their work. Oliver C. Riches, a postofflce in spector for the last ten years, previ ously a railway mail clerk running Into Roseburg. where he Is well re membered, died at Spokane, wash. Sunday night, of tubercular meningl tls. He leaves a wife and five child ren, living at the family home in Portland. litlSl Get Your Screens In early. It promises to be a great fly year. Suppon you .come her and order t horn now. W have them for itny sized door or window, Or If you prefer to make them yourself w Imve the moulding, the wire cloth, ilia tarks. the huninmr and th hingm All at a tensoaable rlc. Ordcrv filled for all kinds ot frvli nons. The J. G. Flook Co. lt4kbrK, rfffa. I'hone kit si 36-Aiaefson s brocery iWWJSJTItfcS' NEW WLOCK tolQtjf Cs .ml Rtr Street A fufl and complete line of Staple imi 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 36 Free delivery to any part of the City PINECTAR Pure 'Hawaiian Pineapple Drink Carbonated and bottled by the Roseburg Soda Works under authority of the Pineapple Sales Co. Ltd. Honolulu, Hawaii. For sale at all Grocers and Soft Drink Stands, also delivered, 2 dozen in case to your home. Phone 186 Roseburg Soda Works At Gardiner Saturday night, May 27, the Fourth Grade class of the public aibool reudered public frradu ating exrrcia. which were well at tended. The program follows: Part One. Salutatory Ueorgeiuu Perkins Class Hibtory Leon a Kuu Concert Kecltatlon. Class Song. Valedictory Narcima Jeweit Part Two. Song "The barefoot Boy." kecliatlou Primary Claw KecttaUon, "An Inventory" Nelson Perkins Song. "Springtime." Recitation. "Just Cause I'm a Girl" Laura Kid Recitation, "Cover Them Over". . ; Nancy Fields Song, "Ouly a Dream of the Old i Home." Recitation Charlie Graham Recitation, "Strunge Customs"... ( John Hansen jSong, "River Song." Play. "Innocents Abroad." Concert Recitation 3rd Grade Pup'U Song. "The Flag." Recitation. "The Runaway Boy".. Jimmlo Graham Song. "Parents Don't Visit the School." Pantomime, "The Three Lovers". . Will Carletou Robert Louts Stevenson Plav. May Pole Drill. s Personal. Mrs. Cornwall and son, Neal, went to Coos Day this morning. Mrs. A. L. Perkins, who has been very 111 In Mercy Hospital, North Bend. U much better. A bright little girl found her w:ty to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Angus May" 71 si. She came to stay and is heartily welcomed. Mr. and Mrs. Murphy, of Marsh field, who have been visiting the Schillings, returned to Marsh field yes terday. The plumber and electrician who have been working on the new hotsl. have finished their work and gone. The mafeons are busy plastering at present. XX. A IHvadful Wonnd from a knife, gun, tin can, rusty nail, fireworks, or of any other nature, de mands prompt treatment with Buck len's Arnica Salve to prevent blood poison or gangrene. It's the quickest, surest healer for all such wounds as also for Burns. Boils. Sores. Skin Kruptions. Eczema. Chapped H: nds. Corns or Piles. 25c at all druggists. Idle Capital is An Extravagance no community -can afford; to do any one a benefit It must be kept moving and to do the most good it should seek legitimate channels. Then let us divorce ourselves from the prevail ing "get rich quick" fever and get back to the good ways of our forefa thers. Put your money Into some thing at home, where it will HKLP VOl It IIOMK TOWN and enhance the other interests you may have. Why not build a home? There's no satis faction like that born of the know ledge you own a home. Start it to day and tomorrow you'll awaken with a feeling of independence like that of 1776. Of course you'll need lumber, but we can quickly help you out. as our stock Is complete and most orders can be filled the day we get them. Leona Mills Lumber Co. It. F. SMICK. M. I. 1'HYSICIAV AND SII5GEOX. Offices: Abraham Building. Roseburg ... Oregon IV. W. WALLACE CONTRACTOR Crmei.t Walks Brick, Stone P. O. Box 221. Roseburg, Oregon llflce Hours: Phono": 10 to li a.m. Office Main 1 71 1 J to 4 p. m. Reald. Main 1711 DR, LUCKTTA SMITH, Physician Women and Children Dlseues a Specialty. )(9ce. Masonic Bldg., Second Floor ' K. C. L. PEARSON DKNTIST )KFICE IN REVIEW BUILDING 4our: 10 t. m. to 3 p. m. Oh ye we hnve them, lots of 'em aiiH uiare coming in (ow Low many O Strawberries o do you watit? You can get anything you want at our store if you come early. Dou't forget, order early. Remember, everything new at The North SMe Grocery. ALI'.KKT S. Hl'KT OPTOMKTRIT 118 W. CASS 8T. 'tnwhiiri . . Orot DH.H. SKKI.V. SKTHKR A, BTKWARl riiynlrUna and Sorgrana. 3ult of OUlce Rear Oougiai Ccun ty Bank Building. GriHnd Floor Phone 1161. ROSEHURO .... OREGON DR. t. U CALLAWAY, Osteopathic Physician. Graduate American School of Osteopathy. Klrkarille, Mo., un der founder of the aclenca. Dr. A. T. SUM. Abraham Bldg. Phone 1691 ROSEULRG - . . . OREQOr. Tetephoaa 3-5. Hon (-11 " 1- I PR. P. W. HXT VrntM. Abraham Bldg. Roburg, Oregon. Home refinement is made up of the details in furnishings, such as books, pictures, drapery, tasty furniture, etc. The most important, and one that has the strongest influence on the refinement of the home, is the table service. " Rockford Quality " silver service has that element of refinement and subdued tone which is necessary to maintain the refined atmosphere which is sure to exist where good taste is shown in the table furnishings. MADE BY ROCKFORD SILVER PLATE CO. ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS SOLD 3Y A. S. HUEY ROSEBURG'S LEADIINQ JEWELER M. M. MILLER. (Licensed Real Estate Dealer). Ranches, Acreage & City Property Some of these should suit yon: OtIO acre grain and stock ranch, 13 acres orchard, good building-.; 4(1 acres one mile from Myrtle Creek good huildiugs, etc.; 25 acres I M miles rrom Myrtle Creek, In cluding 10 acres of bearing orchard; Hill acres of orchard, 14 acres full bearing, balance 2 years old, will sell at n hm-gain. Hue bun galow, splendidly located In Rns htil-g, price S2"0(). Exclusive Agent for the Green Orchard Tracts, Xear (ireen's Station, in Mocks of 5 to 15 acre terms see pint at Review olllre. (Mice 22 X. Jackson St. low price and eay Phone 00. 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. Buy Groceries Here and Save Your Money If people didn't have to eat they would all get rick in a short time maby. The more yw get, giality con sidered, for your money the bigger your tank accouit will be-The biggest inducement we can give lo our lraj i to give you more real value for your money thai yoi evtf got before. ?u pay for nothing but the goods ym a& for, get more and oPa better quality t&in fi er bet. Carnation Flour o Pure Gobi jju$3 Strawberries and Cream The Benson Grocery Phone 184 Pure Food Store 0 225 N. Jackson St. 'i O o o o
