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iVENING ROSEBDRG REVIEW
JINK 21, 1011.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT.
U. 8. Weather Bureau, local office,
Roseburg, 24 hours ending i a. m.,
today.
Precipitation In Inches and
dredtba:
Maximum teinpcrature
.Minimum temperature
Precipitation
Total preclp. since 1st. .of mo.
bun-
. 71
. 5U
0
I
Avg. preclp. for mo. lor S3 yrs.
1.07
Total preclp. froth Sept. 1
.28. ?G
Avg. preclp. from Sept. 1, 1877
33.58
Total deficiency from Sept. 1, '10
r. .
Average precipitation for 33
wet seasons, (Sept. to May.)
32.88
WILLIAM BELL. Observer.
WEATHER FORECAST:
Fair tonight, showers, Thursday fair.
o
Wins FlKlit For Life.
It was a long nnd bloody battle for
life that was waged by James U. Mer
shou, of Newark, N. J., of which he
writes: "I had lost much blood from
lcng hemorrhages, and was very weak
and run-down. For eight mouths I
was unable to work. Death seeniod
close on my heels, when I began,
throa weeks ago, to use Dr. King's
New Discovery. But it has helped nie
greatly. It Is doing all that you
claim." For weak, sore lungs, obsti
nate coughs, stubborn colds, hoarse
ness, la grippe, asthma, hay-fever or
any throat or lung trouble, It's su
preme. 50c nnd $1.00. Trial bottle
free. Guaranteod by all druggists.
LOCAL NEWS.
Call ud 340, th6 Douglas County
Creamery, for cream; delivered to
any part of the city. dtf
Secure your seats via Barnard's
new stage line to Marshfleld. Dally
stage 6 a. in. Olllce corner Rose and
iWashington. dtf
Hot water bottles, rountaln syr
inges, bulb syringes, and atomizers,
the finest and most complete line !n
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
"Pride of Douglas,-' a Rosehurg
product, and "Queen City," a hard
wheat article, made at Vancouver,
Wash., are the two best varieties of
flour on the market. Why use any
other kind that costs more? H your
grocer doesn't carry cither brand.
Just phone 13, Douglas County Mills,
and a sack will be delivered at your
home. dtf
While you are looking why not
look at some wall naners that are ab
solutely newt not the spider web, dirt
or turkey track effects, but things ill
wall paper you never saw before. It
won't cost you a cent to see what we
have, nnd we don't want your pat
ronage nless we can please you, at
Fisher's paint and paper store. Look
for the flag. P. S. You don't have
to wait till we send to Chicago for
them; we have these novelties here
dtf
Most Roseburg housewives use
either "Pride of Douglas" or "Queen
City" flour. There's a reason for It
Phone 13, Douglas County Mills, II
your grocer doesn't carry either kind.
The Lone Star Laundry Is now
open and wants your business
Ladles' and gentlemen's work
specialty. Family trade solicited.
Phone 380 and wagon will call for
your laundry, also deliver It prompt
ly when ready. Give us a trial. We
know the business from A to Z and
we can satisfy the most particular
people. Ofllce and plant at 109
8herldan street. Roseburg. Farrand
Bros., proprietors.
dtf
Have your
House and
VXContents
1 gleaned with
A
Vaccuum
Cleaner
hone 79 and ask for the
nse Cleaning Department of
Roseburg Steam Laundry
Have you
Heard the latest song hit
"Put Your Arms Around Me Honey"
or any of the late records?
Come in and ask to hear the new records.
Most delighful place to rest and enjoy the
leisure moments. Cooling refreshments.
Music and instruments LeilOX & Ott
a two-vear-old trotter, sired by So-
'noma Bov, of Frank K. Aliev'a stock :
n-M'Vv4"WH'W,H.!farm. Mr. Norton will enter the
V ;
Season tickets for the Chau
tauqua Assembly are on sale at
uli the ding stores for a short
time. The price charged for
season tickets make the single
v!
admission less than 15 cents
to holders of such tickets.
Those who wish to take ad
vantage of these rates should
4. secure their tickets at once.
4" before they are withdrawn from
4' sale.
f.,T.,T..Tl.T,.T,.T-.T--T! T.fi.T
MR. FARMER,
Why Would You Pay n Peddler $11,1.00
to .-0.00 More
for a buggy or hack, when you can
buy a better job for that much less
money from your home dealer? Buy
from a peddler, he sells you today
and is gone tomorrow.
His guarantee lasts Just as long.
' He has to get a big price for his
goods, as he is at a big expense all
the time, and if he takes your note,
ho makes the price enough so he can
sell It to a bank at a discount of from
15 to 20 per cent.
Do these "peddlers" pay any taxes
to he'p build and keep up your roads?
Do they buy any of your produce'.'
Are they any benetlt to you or your
county or state?
Think It over, and if you are going
to buy a buggy, hack, wagon, get our
prices firrt.
J. F. BARKER & CO.
Implements and Vehicles.
dsw
1-IAXO OWNERS
You have often wished for a resident
piano tuner, one upon whose nullity
you could fully depend. I am here.
I have come to stay und make Rose
burg my home. If your piano needs
to bo tuned, voiced, action rogulated
or case cleaned and hand-polished.
you can safely give me your order.
thoroughly understand my business
and guarantee satisfaction. Your or
der left at the Llneuack iwusic store
will reach me, or a card by mall will
find me at 717 Hamilton St. I shall
call unon you at your homes in a tew
days. ajiv
II. JAY STONE.
Roseburg Is not the only city in
Oregon where interest in school elec-
t nn nut-lit be greater, as ine iono,--
inc item in t ho Corvallia Times would
show: The annual school election
scheduled for yesterday nfternnon at
2 o'clock was forgotten by the popu
Ini-e nnd not a single vote was cast.
As a result Rev. J. R. N. Hell will
continue as director until his succes
sor is elected and qualified.
Clean mi. and get some nice new
shelf paper, lace edge, uc at Roseburg
Hook Store. dsw
Hoard bv day. week or month
can also accommodate man and wife
with room. Call at 4 44 Mill St.
"Pride of Douglas" and "Queen
r.ltv" flour brine results. Ask tht
Dmitrlas County Mills, phono 13. dtf
(ennui. Pressed Drkh
AND
An inspection of stock and com
parlson of prices will convince you
that the place to buy Is at
M. C. Burleson's
uin.it nnd office corner Oak and
pik streets. Roseburg. Phone 153.
.j. .5. 4.
t OREGON RESTAURANT
i upen Day and Night.
First-class mealB at all hours.
X Fresh Olympia Oysters, Fish
J. and Clams all tue time,
i. Regular Meals, 25 Cents.
Have nuucu - -v.- : 7, '
4- especially reserved for ladles
A and families.
i. An Electric Piano will furnish
f music daring meal hours.
t.4
T Eastern Ojmteni In Any Style. 4.
X Short Orders at Anj Honr.
T . I !.
Restaurant
YE TOY, Prop.
I Chicken Dinner Every Sunday.
X Open until 10 p. va., dally.
Sheridan Street Near Depot.
$
LOCAL NEWS.
MUa Vera Jones returned Tuesday
evening fiu.n a vacation spent In
Portland.
Mr. anil Mrs. Hcrt Kirk, ot Walton.
Lane County, are visiting; at the homi'
of his brother-in-law. Maurice Mooro.
In Wont Uosehiit'K.
"A rank lake'' Is the report Ilia!
come. fritin .Mt-dford ul the llutukos
liyieliorji wieatlins bout In that city
Tuesday niiiht. It was to be a Iwo-falls-out-of-ihree
affair. Each man
But a fall. Why the third was nol
deeded is not exnlalned. I
F. P. Norton, the Murshlleld horse- rord,. Tuesday. 1 ne Doay was round
man, who has been in Koseburg the In the freight yards, where the drunk
oust few davs. has boueht King Dixon, en man had wandered. He was a
youngster in the futurities at Salem
Viand Portland this fall.
Eugene Register: .Mrs. J. T. Miller.
Yoncalla,
und li. Herman Miller.
Oregon, mother und
Hay City
rother of Professor Leslie Miller,
rrlved yesterday and are visiting him
at their fruit ranch east of Spring
field. They have come to get ac-
uainted with the twin daughters who
re now about three months old.
Eugene Guard: E. J. Tlbbetts and
ife, who have been visiting friends
and relatives In Eugene for several
eeks, left today" on their return to
Sacramento, where Mr. Tlbbltts Is
employed by the S. P. Co. as locomo-
ve engineer Lark Richardson
here from Roseburg visiting his
aughters, the Misses Neura und Zulu
chardson.
Tho urrest of Emll and Joseph
Ehnert, the Drain burglars, is iuad?
oubly gratifying because of thetr
hahby treatment ot an accomplice in
Eugene burglary. Concerning the
case, t lie Eugene Register says: Judge
arris passed sentence on Joseph
Clifford, tho young man who plead
guilty to larceny of a store, yesterday.
ivlng hint an indeterminate somen"
f from one to seven years and at the
same time pave him a parole that he
must not be guilty of breaking any
the laws of the state, or of the
nited States, or of any municipality.
nd must abstain from the use of
ntoxicaiing liquors and must report
verv month to him. Judge Harris
ul'ornied 1 i i m that he now had a
chance to make a man of himself am!
lint he would see that he got em
ployment in the county. The young
man is a tino looking young fellow
nd seemed very grateful for the In-
erest Judg:i Harris had taken in his
use, for it is evident that the Khil-
rts, who have proved to be the Drain
urglnrs. made a scapegoat of him to
t rid of punishment themselves
Middle Aged and Elderly People.
'se Folev Kidney Pills ror quick nnd
permanent results iu all cases of kid
ney nnd bladder troubles, and for
uinful and annoying irregularities,
hey contain just the ingredients nec
essary to regulate and strengthen tho
ctiou of the kidneys and bladder.
hey are tonic In action, quick In re
sults. Try them. For sale by nil
druggists. F
COAST ItOlTE IX SIGHT.
Scenic Line llit-ougll MisKiyiul .tlnuu-
tuiiiK 1m Surveyed.
SAX FRANCISCO. Juno 20. Sun
Francisco nnd Portland will soon ho
Inked by another railroad, aiinoiince
nent of which was made to day. Tho
Northwestern, which now operates
from San Francisco to Willltts, will
on July 1 operate trains from Eureka
to Trinidad by way of Areata and Sa
moa. This extension of service will
be accomplished by the taking over
by the Northwestern of over 211 mil :)
of the road now operated by the
Hammond Lumber Company from
Areata to Trinidad. Thus will be
nitlatcd a project to build a ruilroa.l
roin Trinidad to Portland.
The line ns now surveyed will fol-
ow the California coast to Crescent
City, a seaport In the extreme north
western part of tho state. From
Crescent City It will diverge Inland
Grants Pass, Or.
It will bo necessary to tunnel tile
Slsklyous. and much coRtly engineei
he is said to be involved.
It is designed primarily to be a
scenic route. The Northwestern Is
owned jointly by the Santn Fe and
tho Southern Pacific. Surveys nnd
estimates for the Trinidad to Port
land line have been passed upon Iiy
Southern Pacitic and .Santa Fe ofli-
ials and work will he rushed.
The Arcala-Trlnldad lino Is owned
hy'llio Northwestern nnd has been
under lease to the Hammond Lumber
Company.
Foley's Kidney Hcmedy
Is particularly recommended for
chronic cases of kidney and bladder
trouble. It tends to adjust and con
trol the kidney and bladder action
and Is healing, strengthening and
hrnclng. I.. McConncll, 117 Catherna
St., F-lmlra, X. V., says: "Two bot
tles did the work most effectively,!
and proved to me beyond doubt It is
the most reliable kiilney medicine l
bad ever taken and It shall ulwnyn
have my endorsement. ror sale by
all druggists. F
HEN
of iWa, whohnvp vrm Invent fr nbilHy
iiIa writ. tmt r.i.y.y a MdNTiui:,
1'mIcmI Attwroaj, Vhluti. IK IX
4. Fine Home or Investment.
t.
3 7'4 acres close to Oakland.
All cleared except one acre. 30
acres rich bottom land, balance
gentle slope. Hive acres two
year old orchard. M acres alfal
fa, two acres potatoes, balance
in grain and Jiay. Nearly new
four room bouse, new barn,
fine wel! and stream. About
$1,000 In crops will go with
the place if taken by July 1st.
Price 4,00.00, terms.
P. A. COI'PAHI).
Oakland, Oregon.
Fatronlae Review advertiser.
Lawrence Brumfleld, a 16-year-old
boy, accidentally shot himself through
the richt log between the knee and
li i 1 1 while fishing In tlio Coast Ko,',
Hlver, seven miles south of Cottage
tlroye, Sunday. Youuk Hrumlield
had ridden out early on his bicycle,
and had Jiooked a line trout, wheu In
his efforts to' laud the flsli It fell
upon the rocks, und when he stooped
to grasp It his revolver fell from his
In pocket, the hammer striking the
rocks, discharging the weapon.
Three quarts of whisky, drunk dur
ing the night, caused the death of
William Jackson, aged .16, at Me.l-
druggist from New Jersey, and was
despondent from financial trouhleo,
which led him to the debauch.
A specific for pain Dr. Thomus'
Eclectic Oil
strongest, cheapest llul-
household '
nient ever devised. A
remedy In America for 25 years.
Micro kills tho Dandruff para
site, soothes the Itching scalp,
gives lustre to the hair and
stimulates Its growth. A
single application gives relief
and proves Its worth. Do not
be bald. Save your hair be
fore too lato. Micro Is
delightful dressing 'for the
hair, free from grease and
sticky oils. Booklet free.
HOYT CHEMICAL COMPANY
PORTLAND, ORKOON
DID YOU
EVER STOP
TO THINK
That the cost of fiue writing
paper is not much more
than what you pay for the
ordinary quality? THINK
of the satisfactiou"to one's
self and to the recipient of
a note or letter on paper of
Good quality.
tlie Roseburg
Book Store
Sells the BEST writing
papers at lowest prices.
Headquarters for
FOUNTAIN PENS
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
OFFICE SUPPLIES
Roseburg, Oregon
There is no Argument so Convincing
As a look at the work we do. Take a shirtwaist from
our loundry and compare it with one from any other
place and its dollars to doughnuts we'll get your next
bundle. "Keep to the Right"
Roseburg Steam Laundry
LOOK!
The best piace to buy lumber is at the
"Square Dealing" Lumber Yard
Best prices, considering quality
Also Rock Springs Coal and
Dry -Slab Wood.
Try us and go away happy.
Page Investment Company
llO.NK Hi
SITHERLIX RESIPEXT
KKWAKDKD KOK HKR01SM.
A. (i
, Morris, Retired Sen Captain,
Receives llinof uliir From
Treslilent Taft.
PORTLAND. Or., June 21. Janns
Lnldlaw, the British Consul, has re
ceived a handsome binocular glass to
be nresented to Captain A. U. Morris.
now a resident of Sutherlin. Or., but
formerly master of the British steam
ship Tocantinls. In recognition of
his bravery the gluss was awarded
by President Taft under the follow
ing circumstance:
April 29, l09, the Toncantinls, In
command of Captain Morris, was re
turning from Brazil to New York.
When about 140 miles off Ca.ie
Henry the skipper sighted a ship
Hying Bignuls of distress. She proved
uo l"B V , T. .
1 "
al"' lne "'5 ,art ner 1'lH''' above
sea was me wueeiiiuu-..
All fresh water and provisions hud
been washed away and the exhausted
crew were huddled In the only dry
Bpot left. She was helplessly drift
ing with the Gulf Stream into the
middle of the Atlantic. The seas
were very heavy, and It was extreme-
1 ly difficult tor the ship to get near.
Hut after working for six hours Cup
tain Morris managed to get her In
tow and towed tho sinking vessel
against the Gulf Stream, landing her
i and crew safely at Norfolk, Va., ap
, ter two days of hard work and anx
iety.
Tho glass was sent to the British
i government for presentation to the
captain in recognition of his bravery
.and tliut of his crew. In the meau-
.time the skipper had quit the sea and
taken up Iub resldeuce at Sutherlin,
, It was only recently that his where.
; abouts became known to the British
! government, after which Its represen
. tatives communicated with Consul
1 Lnldlaw and forwarded him the token
of esteem.
Consul Lnldlnw Is sending the
gluss, with full explanations, to Dr.
, Phillips, Muyor of Sutherlin, for pre
sentation to Captain Morris in behalf
i of the I'uited Stales Government, tho
donor. Morris had been going to
sea In a merchantman for years, and
Is well known at the big Atlantic
Coast portB.
Your NHkIiIk-i-'-I Kxpori-'iico
How you nmy profit by it. Take Fo
loy Kidney Pills. Mrs. E. O. Whltlnir,
36U Willow St., Akron, O., says: ,rKor
some time 1 had a very serious caso
of kidney trouble and I suffered with
buckuches und dizzy headaches.
had specks floating boforo my oyes
nnd 1 felt all tired out nnd miserable.
I Bnw Foley Kidney 111 Is udverllxed
nnd got a bottle nnd took them ac
cording to directions and results
showed almost at once. Tho pain
and dizzy headaches left me. my eye
sight became clear und today I can
sny I am a well woman, thanks to Fo
ley Kidney I'IIIb."
NOTICE.
l
All persons Installing plumbing In
buildings within the city limits are re
quired by ordinance to obtain a per
mit from the plumbing Inspector, I.
II. Sykes. Failure to comply is a vi
olation of ordinance No. 303 nnd Is
punishable by a fine. Copies of this
ordinance can be hud from the plumb
ing Inspector. dJG
OEO. E. HOUCK,
Chairman Com. Health and Police.
IHItKCTOIlS' MUKTIXCi.
Notice Is hereby given that the
directors of the Second Southoi'H
Oregon District Agricultural Associa
tion will meet at the office of Secre
tary R. E. Smith, Koseburg, Oregon,
on Thursday, .lune 29th, nl 10 a. m,
C. W. PARKOTT, Pres.
did R. E. SMITH, Secretary.
Dressmaking.
Will go out by the day or sew at
home. Fancy dresses a specialty
Miss Mabel Stone, 717 S. Hamilton.
I djl!7
Patronize Review a'vertlaers.
700 X. JACK HON ST.
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.U.COHUL, 3 I'tH CENT.
AcgelaUeIVoMlo.ifo.As.
similai ing ihe roodancl Itputa
l iiig tin; Siwint s andlJowls of
Pfomolcs DiJestionCVf rful
ncss and rVsl.C0Mains neiilttr
Upiuiu.Morphine norMiuvral.
Not Narcotic. ;
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YVorms.t onYUlsions.rrverisii
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lipysondLOSSOFLEEP.
flu: Siniile Si$nant of
NEW YORK.
WS!
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
Funeral designs to ordor. Prlcei
right. Mrs. F. D. Owen, florist,
Phono Suburban 97. tf
The finest lino of wall paper In the
city at 1). P. Fisher's pulnt nnd paper
store, on Oak street. Look for the
flag. dtl
c"e
The Root, of the Tree is the Life.
The snore Root, the more Life.
Let uo agent deceive you.
Get the advice of an experienced
Horticulturist, and you will buy
your trees of
A. L. KITCHIN
The Nurseryman
Roseburg-Marshfield and
Roseburg-Myrtle Point
Stage Lines
Singes leave Roseburg lor both points at 6 . m. dully.
Ofllco and Htablot Corner Rose and Washington Street.
C. P. Barnard, Prop.
Call and See
North Side Planing Mill Co.
Just North of Kinney Spur, North Jackson St.
We can fill your order for Lumber and all kinds of building
material. Orders promptly filled and at reasonable prices.
We also carry all kinds of Mill Work,
fruit boxes, etc.
Miiiil
Housewives
Like Our
Because they always know our goods cau be de
pended upon.
It's disappointing to the housewife when she
tries groceries of inferior qualities and doesn't get
the results in cooking that she is capable of.
Do your grocery buying at this store and don't
court disappointment.
HARNESS & JOHNSON
HlH-riuin Htrcct.
For Infants and Children.
Tho Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
The eiNTAun aoMMHV, Nsw van, errr.
Barnard's new Marshfleld stag
lne- omc8 rn8r no"8 lluu
oton streets. dtl
Carnations and potted plants at th
Hose, or phone your orders to Mrs.
F. I. Owen, florist. Phone Suburhnn
97. dtl
Roseburg, Oreg .
Telephone 526
Groceries
Tho Phone No. Is 103.