OLD FARMS LI KE AGAIN.
84 Walla Walla Families Reed fall t
"Hack to Country."
WALLA WALLA, Wash., June 5.
"Back to the farm," Is a cry that
has a .real meaning In Walla Walla.
More than two dozen families have
left the city for their abandoned
farms within the last two weeks.
More have announced tkelr Intention
of so doing and It Is believed that
within a year the deserted home
steads will be reinhabited.
More than a si:ore of vacant houses
In the city have been left by the
farmers who have gone back to their
ranches, and several city homes' haw
been put on the market for sale. It
Is not the usual 8ummer exodus to
the farms. It Is the belief that the
farm is a desirable place to live and
the deserted farm houses are to be
full of life again after years of deser
tion.
FLOWER MISSION DAY.
T hn w. C. T. IT. will observe th-ir
annual Flower Mission Day, on Wed
nesday, June 7, at 2:30, in the M. K.
church.
Program.
Donations of flowers, plants, fruits,
garments, etc., for the Flower Mission.
Hymn, "Nearer My God to Thee."
Reading from Flower Mission Text,
by member of the Union. ,
Prayer Mrs. -B. L. Eddy.
Song, ''Sweet Hour of Prayer."
Reading, "Flower MIbsIod Activi
ties" Mrs. N. T. Jewett.
Solo, -"Some Glad Day."
Paper, "What the Flower Mission
Means to the W. C. T. U. and Commu
nity" Miss Mary Edgerton.
"Lights and Shadows of the W. C.
T. U'. Flower Mission"Mrs. G. W. RIJ
dle. White Ribbon Benediction.
All interested in this beautiful
work are cordially Invited.
JAP WINS WHITE BRIDE.
Cook, 24, ami Waitress, 23, Wedded
at Vancouver.
VANCOUVER, Wash., June 3. A
white girl. Miss Clara Snyder, -'3
years old, was married to a Japanese.
24 years old, by Jny V. Fike, school
superintendent-elect, and Justice of
the Peace of Minnehaha, at the court
house Saturday. The brldo Is the
dai'ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Iiilitis Snv
der, of New York. She was burn In
Minneapolis and is a waitress In a
Portland restaurant.
The Japanese bridegroom Is Dm
N'inioto, a cook rrom Portland, lie
was well dressed and spoK 'fi'ient
English. The couple were accompa
nied by Joseph Kohler, as willies?.
Work Will Soon Start
after you take Dr. King's New Life
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fine results. Constipation nnd indi
gestion vanish and fine appetite re
turns. They regulate Btomuch, liver
and bowels and Impart new strength
and energy to the whole system. Try
them. Only 2.1c at all druggists.
DMPQDA CREAMERY
ROSI'.Bl'KG. OREGON
We put out certified milk and
cream, and our ice cream is
the "best what is"; also the
best butter to be had.
Pasteurized Milk, 5c per pint, 10c
per quart, 25c er gallon.
Pasteurized Cream, 10c for ?4 pint,
15c per pint, 30c per quart, $1.00 per
gallon.
Ice Cream, l.00 per gallon, 05c
per ?t gallon, 35c per qnart.
Yes, we deliver the goods, too.
Umpqua Creamery
Cold Storage Building
Pine Street,
Between Cass and Oak
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Roseburg Chautauqua Assembly
June 28 to July 4, Inc.
ROSEBURG. OREGON
Seven Days of Recreation,.
Entertainment and Amusement
An opportunity to meet and hear some of the greatest orators
lecturers and entertainers of America.
The best talent and attractions from Eastern Chautauqua Cir
cuits that money can procure has been secured for this Assembly
The Program Will Embrace the Very Latesf
Chautauqua Features.
A PARTIAL LIST OF ATTRACTIONS
Hon. H. T. Italney, Congressman
(rum Illinois "How the People Hale"
"The Building of Xaviea."
.CHICAGO LADIES' ORCHESTRA
Comprising eight people Three
days' engagement The hit of East
ern Chautauqua Ascmblies. .
I)lt. H. M. HAMILL (irrnt South
ern .Orator..
ItONEIll'HG COMMERCIAL CLl'll
HANI) Under direction of V. II . .
Howden.
EDITH" HILL HOOKKIl Lectur
er. FISHER SHIPP CONCEJfTTBSl
PAXY, of Chicago A musical com
bination comprising four people
Three dnys engagement presenting
musical sketches and ensemhling.
1K. L. O. HERBERT, lecturer
"A .Man Among Men" "A Trinity of
Power: CASH, COl'NTRV AND CON
SCIENCE." HL17 TYLER GATES, one of
America's most popular readers
'Two djiys' engagement Presenting a
repertoire of monologue rnCrrtauf
nient and miscellaneous sketches.
GABRIEL R. MAfil'JRE, fumour
Irish OratOT Two days' ongagqmeBt.-
AI-OLIX) CLCIl Musical company
of about :10 RoMcnurg men .under .di
rection of lrof. Lobe. .
MRS. SARAH A. EVANS, I'rasidenf
State Federation of Women's Clulw -Addresses
and I -i Hires.
MIW. W. C. DAVIS lecture. '
HON. IIIXGEK HERMANN Ad
dress. UK. JAMES WJTHVOOMRE, Di
rector I'. S. ExM-riment Station, Cor
vallis. Oregon Address.
1'ROK. G. II. IIY.SM)!' and I'HOF.
GARDNER, of Oregon Agricultural
College, Coi-vallls licctures on Agri
culture and Hoitienltiirc.
Stall ofticiulM and other prominent
men of the state will have part in tlm
programs.
Demonstrations and lecture on ag
riculture, horticulture, domestic srl-eni-e,
etc.; round table talks, confer
ences, etc., etc.
Music, Science, Art and Literature
Bunds, Hall Games, Field Sports,
Athletic Contests and Amusements.
A GUAM) FINAL PROGRAM FOR
OBSERVANCE OF INDEPENDENCE
DAY AND 4th OF JULY CELEBRA
TION embracing most modern feat
ures, enlivened by mirth( Joy and
merriment.
FREE CAMPING GROUND AND
PRIVILEGES.
WRITE FOR FREE BOOKLET
A XI) PROGRAM.
For informal ion address Executive
Committee,
CALL FOR COUNT! WARRANTS.
Notice is hereby given all parties
holding county warrants Issued by
Douglas County. Oregon, and In
dorsed "Not paid for want of funds."
prior to and including the. 28th day
of February, 1911, to present the
same to the country treasurer of said
county at his office for payment, for
Interest will cease thereon with the
date of this notice.
Dated at Roseburg. Oregon, tbis.
the 20th day of May, 1911.
J. B. SAWYEKo,'
Treasurer of Douglas County, Ore
gon. . dj
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Bids will received by the County
Court on the 1st Wednesday of June,
1911, for the construction of a con
crete culvert over Newton Creek, !n
Edenbower, according to plans and
specifications on file in the County
Clerk's office. The court reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
By order of the County Court.
E. H. LENOX,
dsw County Clerk.
Old Joe Pape. water front, carries
a full line of machine made bread,
pastry, etc. dtf
FOR SALE. One acre in city llmlta
of Myrtle Creek, all bearing fruit,
6 years old: apples, pears, peaches,
English walnuts at d cherries; 6
room cottage, painted, 8 rooms
papered: city water. Bargain at
f 8f,0. Write E. B. Barbor, Myrtle
The Want Ads Are News
"The Review's" classified columns
are news columns Just as much as
any other part of the paper they
are up-to-the-minute, live announce
inents that reflect the iiecdB of vari
ous businesses and households; they
tell In short, concise way the most
sought for necessities- of scores of
individuals.
Some are In search of work, and
they tell what they can do best;
some in need of helpers, some bao
goods for sale, some want to ex
change certain merchandise, some
wish partners to altl them in their
business, some arc seeking to regain
lost articles these and many other
needs aro a part of the clnsHlfled sec
tion; all making up the sum of mod
ern home and business requisites.
"Review" want ads are Intensely
interesting, full of human desire and
radiant with possibilities for all who
will use tht-ni to accomplish any
legitimate purpose.
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