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Newspaper Page Textf -i-i i-J Have you EVENING ROSEBORG REVIEW JINK 2:1, 1011. DAILY WEATIIEU ItEl'ORT. U. S. Weather Bureau, local office, oseburg, 24 hours ending i a, m., day. Precipitation in lncnes and hun- redtbs: axinium temperature 61 inimum temiieraturo .".2 reclpltatlon 0 otal preelp, since 1st. or mo. 0 vg. precip. for mo. for 33 yra. 1.07 otal precip. from Sept. 1, , 28.CC vg. precip, from Sept. 1, 1S77 33. f 4 otal deficiency from Sept. 1, '10 tt.2h verage precipitation for 33 wet seasons, (Sept. to May.) 32.88 WILLIAM BELL. Observer. WEATHER FORECAST: Showers tonight ami probably K.it rduy. A ClmrmfiiK Woman one who is lovely In face, form, lad and temper. Hut It's bard for woman to bo charming without alth. A weak, t-ickly" woman will nervous and Irritable. Constipi ou and kidney poisons show in prin t's, blotches, skin eruptions and a retched complexion. Hut Electric liters always proves a godsend to onion who want health, beauty and iends. They regulate Stomach, l.lv- and Kidneys, purify tho blood; vo strong nerves, bright eyes, pure oath, smooth, velvety skin, lovely miljlexlon and perfect health. Try em. 50c at all druggists. LOCAL NEWS. Call un 340, tho Douglas County reamery, for cream; delivered to :iy part of the city, dtf secure your seats via Barnard s w stage line to MarshQeld. Dally ige 6 a. m. Oliice corner Rose and 'jgihington. . dtf iViot water bottles, fountain syr- ;es, bulb syringes, and atomizers, e finest and most complete line In city. Sold at the lowest prices on ir guarantee to give satisfaction. ok at our line and you will nit elsewhare. Hamilton Drug Co. d '"ride of Douglas.-' a Roseburg iduet, "and "Queen City," a hard leat article, made at Vancouver, ish., are the two best varieties of ii r on the market. Why use any haiier kind that costs more? If your icer doesn't carry either brand, t phone 13, Douglas County Mills, (1 a sack will be delivered at your me. dtf While you are looking why not K at some wall papers that are ab utely new, not the spider web, dirt turkey track effects, but things in M paper you never saw before. It n't cost yon a cent to see what we ve, and we don't want your pat niige nless we. can please you, at slier's paint and paper store. Look ' tno nag. p. s. you don t nave sait till we send to Chicago for m; we have these novelties here. dtf Most Roseburg housewives use !ier "Pride of Douglas" cr "Queen y" flour. There's a reason for It. one 13, Douglas County Mills. If ir grocer doesn't carry either kind. The Lone Star Laundry Is now n and wants your business 'lies' and gentlemen's! work a 'daily. Family trade solicited, one 380 and wagon will call for ir laundry, also deliver it prompt when readv. Give us a trial. We kl'iw the business from A to Z and can satisfy the most particular p". Office and plant at 1U3 rhlan street. Roseburg. Farrand UJ 'S.. proprietors. . CI iave your wuuse ana , . . contents gleaned with A Vaccuum Cleaner Phone 79 and ask for the fuse Cleaning Department of e Roseburg Steam Laundry 1 Hi;ard 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 delijjhful place to rest and enjoy the leisure moments. Cooling refreshments. Music and Instruments LenOX & Ott lor points north to visit relatives. Mis. Draper will live several months TTTfr,M"I"M,4"H"H,,H with her son In Idaho, afterward rc r" tinning to Denver. Colo. 1 H L J I s , , " .S"r " t ""'"' Ointment cures piles. t slTon Vke-irsinL": " admission less than 15 cents i s,, ,:,. r. 4. Those who wish to take ad J. vantage of these rates should A Becure their tickets at once, 4. 4 before they are withdrawn from A 4" sale; .. .Mlt.FAlt.MF.lt, Why Would Von l'ny a Peddler $:tn.00 to $30.00 .More for a btiKEV or hack, when vou can buy a better job for that much less:Nor,h 1!l'lul: ,lrs- A. Dean and son 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 Ills goods, as he Is at a big expense nil the time, and if he takes your note, he makes the price enough so he can sell it to a bank at a discount of from l! to 20 per cent. Do these "peddlers" pay any taxes to he'p build and keep tin your roads? Do they buy any of your produce? Are they any benefit to you or your county or state? Think It over, anil If you are going to buy a buggy, hack, wagou, get our prices flrrt. . J. F. 3ARKER & CO. Implements and Vehicles. dsw l'lAxooww'F.ns You have often wished for a resident' ",; K''ao, 300 Walnut Ave, Altoona, piano tuner, ono upon whose ability!' a- you could fully depend. I am here. At the ropiest of the members of I have come to stay and make Roso-lthe Salem School Hoard, Attorney burg my home. If your piuno needs (leneral Crawford has written an to bo tuned, voiced, action regulated opinion that a school ollicer is not or case cleaned and hand-polished, I sebject to the recall. As reasons for you can safely give me your order. I thus holding, the Altoniey-Ueneral thoroughly understand my business' says that additional legislation is rc and guarantee satisfaction. Your or-' quired before the recall can be !n der left at the Llnehack Music Store voked against school officers, and it will reach me, or a card by mall will! Is an utter Impossibility to ascertain rind me at 717 Hamilton St. I shall 'the correct number of signatures of call upon you at your homes in a few days. d30 H. JAY STONE. IligheBt cash price paid for mo hair. J. F. Barker & Co. dswtl Tanglefoot and sticky fly paper by the sheet, box or case. The Roch dale, dsw Inspect our stock of fresh candies. Hie best of chocolates, dandy guui drops. good old fashioned stick, all kinds of mixed varieties, and every thing else that is good. The Roch dale, dsw Clean up, and get some nice n-jw shelf paper, lace edge, ec at Roseburg Hook Store. dsw Board by day, week or month can also accommodate man and wife with room. Call at 444 Mill St. d "Pride of Douglas" nnd "Queen City" flour bring results. Ask the Douglas Comity Mills, phone 13. dtl tat, Pressed Drich AND An inspection of stock and com parison of prices will convince you that the place to buy is at M. C. Burleson's Plant and office corner Oak and Pino streets, Roseburg. Phone 153. l" . mit-i- l-r VT . t. Dltl.liU.I KMimni.u j Opio Day and Flrst-cla?s medio at all hours. Frepb Olympia Oyetors, Flab i and Clams all tae time. IlrBuIiir Meals, 2." OnH. nam nrtfiPfl a new Balconr . papr-dally reserved for ladles t ami families. 1 . Ad Ef(rlc Piano will furnish miijc djrlns meal hour. 4 I Ea.lrrn Oyln! In A"r Slyle. Short Orders at Anjr Hour. Quick Lunch Restaurant YE TOY, Prop. t I i IiKC.ri.AR niXXKK. 2VC. X Chlck'H Dinner Every BaBiny. Sherldn Str..t Ner DtpoL . ?" LOCAL NEWS. Mrs. A. Llnehack returned Thurs day from a visit with her daughter in Albany. Mrs. Douglas Walte returned Thursday evening from a visit Willi relatives in 1'oriland. ! A marriage lieeiise has been iss'tod to Tort land to Frank Sehaffer. Rose burg. Oi 2., and .Minnie Strelffel, , IS. Mr. and Mrs. R. I,, (ille returned Thursday from Salem, where they at tended tho funeral of the late Mts. 11. S. Gile. who died In 1'ortland Sun day last. I Dr. J. R. Hunt, accompanied by I Mrs. S. E. Draper, left this morning who has made Salem his headquarter for a number of years while acting as traveling salesman In the North west, has purchased the beautiful home of E. J. Sauter In Yew 1'ark, corner Twelfth nud Mission stre.-ts. He expects to occupy the place about July 1. The consideration Is under stood to be in the neighborhood of !.", on. W. D. Martin and wife. W. II. Matt- son, Portland; Wesley Cant, Ft. jOeorge, 111.; V. Cant, Mexico; O. W. IMcS'abb, Ashland; Win. Wright, ! Salem; Mrs. J. H. Murn and child, Woodburn: W. C. llovd. Yonralla .1. T. Rhoads, J. W. Noe. Selma, Or.; Dr. J.: A. Rolfs, Apllngton, Iowa; Carl Storm. Bohemia: F. S. (ionic, Roseburg; S. H. Mathews. W. II. Shoemaker. Edmonton, were recent arrivals at the Roseburg Hotel. Marshtield Times: L. I). Walrath mill wife and three children, or Hoso btirg. have arrived 011 t'oos Hay to spend the Hiiminer and may locate hero permanently. Mr. Walrath Is representative of the Oregon l.ii'e In surance Company 111 Southern Ore gon tlrant Lincoln, rormerlj editor oi the Klamath Falls Chronicle, is in the city looking over th- Coos May country. Mr. Lincoln Is inter ested ill the moving picture business in ltoi-.eburg. "I have been somewhat costive, but Doun's Heguleta gave Just tho results 1 desired. They act mildly and regu- late the bowels perfectly." George legal voters required for a school election 011 account ol the law an t )i nri 71 ti e ivniiinti In vnh, 'it t!tiin1 iloctffttiu ni.i! i-.iuii-i.lli t,., I males only during the ch-rtfon for Supreme Judge. Albany Herald: Lloyd Johnson, grandson of A. Lineliack. of Uone liurg, and nephew 01' .Mrs. U. 1. Hur ton, of thin city, who hnu been visit ing here during the past week, nar rowly escaped injury la at evening in 1 lie automobile garage of Harretl liros. He was riding a bicycle ;t round on the cement Hour in.-ddi the building and near the door and wns struck by an automobile which ntered the building at Hint moment, knocking the youngster from the wheel, though not injuring him. Tne driver of the auto in oider not tu run over the boy tiirned the machine to one side, crashing into another car and breaking its lamps, hut not oi hei wise damaging it, IIOO.V TO PILE VICTIMS. A Cure Without Cutting or Other Htject Joimhlc Treat nient. Here is a priceless boon to anyone who suffers with piieH of any kind. A medicine in tablet form, taken In ternally that cures all forms of piles. Only per cent of known failures, A medicine that is sold under strict guarantee. Your money back if you arc one of the .1 per cent. A medicine that avoids operations and use of nasty salves or supposi tories. The Red Cross Pharmacy und drug gists everywhere sell this remedy lir. Leonhardtit Hem-lCofd, $ 1 for '4 days' treatment. Dr. Leonhardt Co.. Station B.. Buffalo, X. V., Props. Write for booklet. 7 Dressmaking. Will go out by the day or row at home. Fancy dresses a specialty Miss Mabel Slone, 717 S. Hamilton. dJ27 ChautaiHi n and college pennants, a choice selection at Itoseburg Hook Store. daw Popular opinion is, as a rule, a very Bute indication as to the merits r,f any subject in question. The uni versal popularity of Harrington Hall and White lloite coffees leaves no, doubt as to their popularity and ge-i- eral goodness. The Kochdale, exelu-; Hive agents. dsw . 4 I'inc llmim or Investment. 4 4 wire close to Oakland. !. All cleared except ono nere. 30 ;4 acre rich bottom land, balance 'J. gentle nlope. Five nnres two !. year old orchard, 3 acres alfal fa, two acrea potatoes, balance J. In grain and hay. Nearly new J. four room house, new barn, .J. fine well and stream. About . 1 4- J1.000 In crops will (to with 4 ' the place If taken by July 1st. .. J. Price J4.S00.oo, terms. 4 '' A. COI'I'ARD. .J. J. Oakland, Oregon. 4 4- Micro kills the Dandruff para site, soothe the Itching scalp, gives lustre to the hair and stimulates its growth. A single application Ives relief and proves its worth. Do not be bald. Save your hair be fore too late. Micro is a delightful dressing for the hair, free from grease and sticky oils. Booklet free. HOYT CHEMICAL COMPANY PORTLAND, OSKOON LAFI EUTV AXI llt)l ItXE HOOSTIXti LA FOI.I.ETTE. WASHINCTO.N, Juno 22. Repre sentative LalTerty, of Oregon, today signed tho petition being circulated among Insurgent members of the iiiuuoci inenuuiK null oeuniui J.u Toi lette to enter the race for tne Kepu.i- lican nomination for President In 1912. The petition was written In Senntor La Follette's oliice, after La Follette had completed all plans for announc ing his candidacy, and already bears the signature of Senator Bourne, who was the second signer. Your Xfluhhor's Experience How you may prollt by It. Take Fo ley Kidney Pills. Mrs. E. G. Whiting, 300 Willow St., Akron. O., biivs: "For some time 1 had a very serious caso or kidney trouble and I suffered with backaches and dizzy headaches. I had specks lloating before my eyes and I felt all tired out and miserable. I saw Foley Kidney Pills advertised nnd got a bottle and took them ac cording to directions and results showed almost at once. The pain and dizzy headaches left mo, my eye sight became clear and today I can say I am a well woman, thanks to Fo ley Kidney Pills." LOW HOTEL HATES l'OH ItOSE Ill'HO PEOPLE. Mr. W. M. Seward, proprietor of (lie new Hotel 84 ward at Portland, Ore., ui flics uh to announce that tho rates for rooniH at the Sow- aid are $1 .00 per day nnd up. Tho Seward was opened In July, 1900, and is one of tho most artistic, modern nnd elegantly appointed ho tels In tho Northwest. All rooms have direct outside exposure, and the hotel is located directly opposite the main entrance to the Olds, W'ortmaii & IviuK new department store, thus affording guents an eimy opimrtunlty to do their shopping. Mr. X. K, Clarke luut succeeded Mr. A. A. Wright ns head of the office force. Mr. Clarke will bo remembered by many ns one of the most congenial nnd obliging clerks that ever stood behind n hotel counter In Portland. We would suggest to our renders that they give the Seward a trial. Take 'bus at depot or cur marked "W" and St off at Tenth street. eod Dili KCT I LS' M !: K II SO. Notice Is hereby given that the directors of the Second Southern Oregon District Agricultural Associa tion will meet at the office of Secre tary R. 13. Smith, Roseburg, Oregon, on Thursday, June 29th, at 10 a. m. C. VV. PARROTT, Pres. did It. K. SMITH, Secretary. A specific for pain Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oil, strongest, cheapest lini ment ever devised. A household remedy In America -for 25 yearB. 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 LOOSiS The best place 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 I'llO.NK iil'J ioi';i.As cnrxTV news. AS TOLD HV KXCHAXOES. CanyoiivHIo Call, J. 0. Hume, who sold his farm .t Hays Creek, loft Tuesday for Roso hurtf. wheiv he will open ollUes us an optician. Mason Kellogg passed through here from above Tiller Monday on his way to Portland in response to a telegram stating that his little 16 months old daughter hud swallowed a solution of concentrated lye and hydroclorlc odd. It. A. Dozler and Win. and Lew's Sausser arrived hero Saturday from Drain to spend several months pros pecting. Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. Byron 1. Gates, of Myrtle Creek, June 10,0 son. While going from the house to '.lie barn Sunday evening Mrs. T. Woav.r tripped on a root in the trail and fell and broke her arm near the wrist. Kiddle Tribune. Mrs. 8. X. Cornutt, Mrs. F. L. Roper and Minnie Chapman, the lat ter of The Dulles, left today for Med ford for a couple of weeks' vUlt with their mother, Mrs. C, Chapman. Clair Cross, of Days Creek, has gone to Porter, Wash., to spend a few months. Benjamin Kltchin, ticket agent At tho I" nl on depot, Portland, Is spend ing a few days with his father-in-law, John Perdue, at Days Creek. Miss Nett Drew, of Klamath Falls, Is visiting at the homo of A. L. Alklns. Mrs. J. A. S. Rhodda, of Portland, arrived here Sunday for a visit with her sister. Mrs. Wallace Raymond, of Days Creek. Mrs. C. (lazley and daughter, Clara, arrived Friday from Oakland, Cal., and will spend a week visiting with relatives und friends hero nnd near Canyotiville. They have as their guests Mrs. (la .ley's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. F. K, Ihin uey nud wife, of Tucoma, Wash. Thos. Dean, of Days Creek, re turned home Saturday from Portland, where he placed his boy, Tliurlow, In tho St. Vincent Hospital. While away he visited the baths at St, Mart'u where the water there greatly bene fitted Thurlow. He then went to Portland where ho left his son In the hospital for further treatment. Mrs. Hubbard, of Perdue, has de parted for Kverett, where she wlii remain during the next few weeks. The school below Perdue has Re cured Mr. Sellg as teacher for the next three mouths. The home of J. C. Marshall, at Perdue, was completely destroyed by fire last Saturday evening, the family barely escaping with their clothes on their backs. The tire is thought to have originated from sparks blown from a burning log. Sutherlln Sun. H. S. Klepplng. who conducted a real estate business In Kutherliu tho past two years, departed this week for California, where he will make liis future home. The petition calling for the rpcoll of Judge Coke has not yet made Its appearance here in Sutherlln, and if presented it is very probable that it will meet with n cool reception. At the anuuii) school meeting held in Sutherlln. District Xo. l.'tO, last Monday, the proposition of voting a IO-111 ill tax for the purpose of build ing another school house, was carried by a targe majority, as wns also the proposition of teaching (he ninth and tenth grades In the Sutherlln schools. A. K. Bamber was elected a director for three years In place of Lloyd II. Smith, whoso term expired Monday, and W. F. Rapelje was elected clerk of the board for one year. Foley's Kidney Remedy Is particularly recommended for chronic cases of kidney and bladdor trouble. It tends to adjust and con trol the kidney and bladder action and is heating, strengthening and bracing. L. MeConnell, 117 Cathertia St., Flmlra, N. Y., says: "Two bot tles did the work most effectively, and proved to me beyond doubt It is the most reliable kidney medicine I had ever taken and it shall always have my endorsement." For sale by all druggists F 700 N. JACKSON ST. pas 11 .U.fOllOL 3 I'EK CENT, AVeSelaWf Pre parmtori ror,s- ci mil nlii i A itw"...in.in .j. i- -A " uituiiuun MR. iuUU.tllUlUTt.13 ling Utc Sionuh 'is tmtlUowlsjf 3? '. Promolos DiicstlonJCVf rfiJ nt'ss and Ifesifontalns ncto Upiuni.Monmlru; iwrMiutnl. tOT NARCOTIC. ytiwriw.' - fiwtijmwibart wo Anerfecl Remctlv fovrnsHi tloi? .Sotir Slo:nacli.UtarrtJfa Wui-Misfonvulswiis.ri'verisir I'sBit iters aiul Loss OF mjser FacSlniJe Signaranr of NEW YOHK. Funeral designs to order. Prlcof right. Mm. F. D. Owen, florut. Phone Subtirtjan 97. tf The flnnat lino of wall piipor In the city ut 1). I. Flaher'a pnlnt and paper atoro, on Oak street. Look for tho llaK. dtf m.i.MI.I Exact Coiy of Wrapper. thi outui eoNv, yo oit. The Root, of the Tree is the Life. The more Root, the more Life. i 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, Oreg. Roseburg-Marshfield and Roseburg-Myrtle Point, Stage Lines HtflKi'fl leave rtoselmrg for both points at 6 a. m. dally. Office and Stables Corner Hoao and Washington Streets. C. P. Barnard, Prop. Call and See Telephone 526 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. j!My i Housewives gL Like Our Iiccause they always kuow our goods can be de pended upon. It's disappointing to the housewife when she tries groceries of inferior qualities and Jocsn't get the results in cooking that she is capable of. I'o your grocery buying at this store and don't court disappointment.' HARNESS & JOHNSON Bhcrldan Street. For Infanta and Children. Ths Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years Barnard's naw Marahfleld tag Une- mc0 corner Uoao and Waatf Ington atreeta. dtt CurnntlonB and potted phinta at the Rose, or phone your orders to Mrs. !'. D, Owon, florist. Phono Suburbnn 97. dtf T5-rtV Groceries The Phono No. Is 103. AAiF m m m MM A