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Enter the Review's Contest and Win a Diamond Rin I mm ran i saw or IB Today the contest editor an nounces additional prizes la the RoBe-tmi-K Heview automobile and ' laud contest. This means that there are now two other prizes to hustle for. The extra prues are called SUDDlemelilarv ICE CltKAM. Look it Over Carefully Then Go After New . One, Two and Five-Year Subscrip tions Before July 15th. SALT LAKE Al IMiDKN' "WKT;" CXll'XTHY DISTRICTS "IlltV I J. V. rerkliis Is III Portland on SALT LAKE CITY, June 37. Suit business. Lake City, Ogden and Park City we.U ! 8- B. Crouch went to Cottage Rrovr "wet" at today'a local option elec- on business today. prizes mul nr. ,. ,7 . , " neavy majorities, rrovo aud i.eone i osmiw is visiting wun "Lar? flrat .."l.ance Ju Logan are dry. The agricultural her aunt in Portland. these nrTies will t ? comra"ll' a generally for prohl-! Frank Clemens left Tuesday night llth nt p m -. u., onion ana tne mining towns retain on a "riot trip to Portland. i.,ilf ; , , ,., .the saloons. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Mllledge and Thl iTnHn.ii. H 'u , , ' tne smaller cities and towns; Httle son went to Portland today. lie contest fnr 17 aL,Z -nH "p"1'"1 throughout the stute reporting to-1 W. J- Brown, of the Soldiers' Lletneniarr HM'Ti J", k., .. "fht about w-thirds are dry. VOTES ALLOWED FOR SUBSCRIPTION'S TO THE ROSEBURQ HEVIEW, PAII)-I-ADVANCE. By Carrier By Mall Votes on Votes on Price Votes on Votes on Price NEW OLD Subptns. Subptns. 3 Months 500 250 t 1.50 6 Months 1200 600 3.00 t2 Months moo 1500 5.00 24 Months KlilOO 4tn0 10.00 5 Years ..; .10(1011 12500 25. (it) NEW Subptns. 500 IKMIO 8.-.00 iltHMHI OLD Subptns. 1 year . 2 years 5 years SEMI-WEEKLY REVIEW 2mm 4500 S20000 250 till (I 1600 7500 500 1250 5000 : l.so 3.00 6.00 15.00 I 2.00 4.00 10.00 I ROLL OF HOXOH. . . ItoNcbut'K 77,wH." MltS. PltKIt FIELDS .MltS. A. K. AI.DItlCII MltS. ALMA IIAItMOSS MltS. J. WENDELL WHUill T MISS MADtiE MILLER MltS. E. L. HEARD MISS SADIE SMITH MISS M EDA TRACY ', . . Honc hllt'K . . . Hosehurg . . . KogcburK , . . Koschuru; . . . Yoncnllii . . . .Oakland , . . .71,411.-, . . .OT.lW.'l . . . n,l70 . . . 5:!,i;(l.-, . . ..14,113 .ni.sci Drnln ,tO,.-SOO HERE ARE THE VOTES CAST TO DATE. DISTRICT XO. 1. District No. 1 Comprises all that portion of Roseburg lying south ui iuiie sueei. 10 me city limits. MRS. FRED FIELDS M Its. J. WENDELL WRIGHT. MISS MADGE MILLER MISS GRACE I1LAKELV .MRS. J. I). Zl'RCIIER MISS HEATRICE WOODIX... MRS. E. E. APPLEWHITE... MISS MCRL STALKY MISS MARIAM CARD MISS VELL DARKER . . . Hoftehtli' 77.0H3 . . . Ito.selHIl'K . ,-0,:t70 . . . Roselilll'K 5:f,a5 . . . Itoschiirir 2:,o . . . Hoaplmi-K 17,110 . . . Koscbiirj; 10,210 . . . Rosebui'K 1.1,043 . . . Iloseliiiix 8,(W5 . , . Kosehurg 5045 . Itosehurg 5,005 MISS LI LU EDDY Itosehura- , S.50:i MltS. M. V. RICE Koscburg 2,500 MISS DALE COS1IOW Roseburg 2,500 D.3TRICT NO. 2. District No. 2 Comprises all that portion of the city of Roseburg lying north of Lane street to the city limits.. MRS. A. K. ALDRK'H Roseburg 71,405 MltS. ALMA HARNESS Roseburg 7,20i MISS MAI D JONES RoM-burg 2,70.- MISS LUCY 1IRIDGES . . : Roseburg 21,525 MISS HAZEL Kl'YKENDALL Roseburg 10,045 MRS. WM. HELL Roseburg 14,520 MltS. R. W. TERRELL Roseburg 11,025 MltS. LEE CANNON Roseburg 6,510 MRS. SAM JOSEPHSON Roseburg 5,010 MISS ETHEL DIXON Roseburg 3,005 MRS. NATHAN FCLLERTON Roseburg 5,000 MRS. A. A. WILDER Roseburg 2,500 MRS. CLARK HARGAR Roseburg 2,000 DISTRICT NO. 3. District No. 3 Includes all that portion of Douglas County north of the southern boundary line of Winchester, and extending to the ocean. lilts. F. L. BEARD Voncnlla 5:1.115 MISS SADIE SMITH Oakland 51,305 MISS MEDA TRACY Drnln 50,500 MISS BIRDIE FINDLAY Kellogg 20,075 MISS MARGARET EMERY Umpqun 2:1,105 .MISS EDNA GREEN Oakland 11,510 MltS. P. A. COPPARD Oakland 0,505 MISS MEDA MITCHAM SlUlierllll 0,025 DISTRICT NO. 4. District No. 4 Includes all that portion of Douglas County south of the southern boundary lines of District No. 3. . MRS. DR. C. II. BAILEY R. F. I). No. 1, Roseburg 30,18,. MISS Rl'TII GILHERTSON Glelldulc 33,18: MISS WINNIE BUTCHER Myrtlo Creek H.025 MISS AGUSTA BROWN Riddlo 8.023 - -- -- -- ------ A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A I. AAAAAA J (CUT THIS OUT) NOMINATION COUPON Good for 25( 1 nominate . Address . Phone No ROSEBURG Votes. REVIEW Signed Address Only the first nomination blank cast fnr each candidate will count as 2500 votes. Names of persons nominating candidates will J not be divulged. ' t (CUT THIS OUT) VOTE COUPON GOOD FOR FIVE VOTES ROSEBURO REVIEW Candidate Address Tills Coupon Not Good After WE7DXESDAY. JULY 5, 1911. Coupons must he sent In flat packages. Cut out neatly -nd mall l"r bring them to Contest Department. two candidates securing the ireates: number of new yearly subscriptions m uie uaiiy anu Semi-Weekly Re view between today, June 28th, and Saturday night, July 15th, at 9 o' clock. The candidate securing the great est numoer ot new yearly subscrip tions will be given a handsome dia mond ring valued at 175.00. The candidate coming second lu this 17 day supplementary prize race win be given another handsome dia mond ring valued at $50.00. 1 hese diamonds were purchased rrom, and are now on exhibition In the jewelry house of -A. S. Huey, uoseiuirgs Leading Jeweler. Presents From Review These two supplementary nrizes simply become presents from the Re view for the contestant who secures the greatest number of new yearly subscriptions by July 15th. The voles that you receive for subscrli! Hons between now and July 15th will also ue counted In the filial count of votes for the Grand Capital Prizes on July 22nd. The $900.00 Ford touring car and the 1250.00 lot In Roseburg goes to tne two candidates having the great est nunipcr or votes at the close of the contest July 22nd. But the two diamond rings go to the two candi dates securing the greatest number of yearly subscriptions between now and July 15th, and at the same time you will be given votes for all the subscriptions that you secure from now until July 15th and these votes will be counted In the final count for the grand capital prizes. So you can enter the race right now with an even start for the sup plementary prizes, and you can also have a good chance to win the Ford touring car or the $250.00 lot In Miller's Addition. PrizeH Awarded July 22nd. Ill order to mnke it fair to all. and especially fair for the candidates bringing in the largest number of subscriptions between now and July l-.th, the contest editor will not an nounce the winners of the supple mentary prizes until the end of the contest and the diamond rings will be awarded along with the grand cnpltal prizes. If you have won one of these supplementary prizes no one will be- the wiser, not even yonrBelf, until July 22nd. But you will be given votes for your subscriptions whenever you bring them In to the the contest editor, and while you are working for a supplementary prize you will also be piling un a bis vote for the grand capital prizes. It you get a two-year new subscrip tion that will count the same as two new yearly subscriptions, and a now five-year subscription will count the same as five new yearly subscriptions when it comes to determining who has turned in the greatest number of yearly subscriptions between now and juiy loin. At tne same time you will be given the number of votes that a new two and flve-vear sub scription calls for according to the primed schedule of votes. The New Vote Schedule, Along with the announcement of additional prizes to be given by the Keview, comes news of a special offer in votes. During the supplementary prize battle for the next 17 days, the contest editor will give extra votes all one. two and five year new subscriptions that you secure between now and July 15th. The contest editor will promise vou again as he has promised you before. that this will be by far the very best oner during the remaining days of this contest. And it Is very likely that there will be no more extra votes, so It is up to you to take ad vantage of every minute of the time for the next 17 days. Remember that the voteB secured on subscriptions between now and July 15th will be counted on July 22nd when It comes to deciding who has the greatest number of votes, and whoever has will win the $900.00 Ford touring car. If you win one of the supplemen tary prizes you will certainly have an excellent chance of winning one of the grand capital prizes. Enter Contest Now. If you have not already entered this contest you should send in your name at once if you do not care to enter yourself you certainly know some friend, either married or alngK mat you woum iiko to have one of the diamond rings. And It is Btirelv worth while a $75.00 diamond rlnc and a $50.00 diamond ring to the persons getting the greatest number of new yearly subscriptions during the next seventeen days. And remem ber, while you may be winning one of these rings you may also be piling up a reserve that will bring you Into the prize winners' list on July 22nd. cut out the nomination blank enter today. A Leading California Druggist Pnaurienn. fnl 1nv,h Q 1Q1 1 Fnlev A Cn Cunlbman- w'A t, .. ... I sold and recommended Foley's Honey lduho', the K"1 of her daughter. Hume, left this morning for Amlt on a furlough. I. B. Riddle and Attorney A. N. Orcutt left this morning In the for mer's automobile for Portland. Mra. M. A. Ilrumloy. of llolso. and Tar Compound for years. We believe It to be one of the most effi cient expectorants on the market. Containing no opiates or narcotics It can be given freely to children. Enough of the remedy can be taken to relieve a cold, as It has no nauseat ing results, and does not Interfere Mrs, E. B. Pengrn. of this city MIsb Rita Marsh arrived here from Portland this morning and Is visiting with ber aunt, Mrs. J. O. Newlnnd. For your Ice cream orders call up the Douglas County Creamery. Phone 34U. dit A specific for pain Dr. Thomas' with digestion. Your vr tmi. f I Eclectic Oil, strongest, cheapest llnl H. Ward Drur To r I. p,. 1 nient ever devised. A household Sec'y. and Treas." Get the original rel,'edy In America for 25 years. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound in I , Mr and ,- c- K- Melanger. the yellow package, druggists. For sale by nil F Misses Ada and Isabel Webster, residents of Roseburg 15 years ago. are the guests of Mrs. M. McCoy, on East Douglas Street. J. J. Devln, a mining man of Rid dle, died at Mercy Hospital, ' West Roseburg, Tuesday evening. Juno 27, of dropsy. He wub 53 years of age. His brother, G. A. Devln. of Riddle. Is here to arrange for the funeral. which will probably be held in this city. Deceased was a single mun. A half-sister resides In Los Angeles. Yonr Neighbor's Experience How you may profit by It. Tnke Fo ley Kidney Pills. Mrs. E. G. Whiting, 360 Willow St., Akron, O.. snvs: "For some time I bad a very serious caso of kidney trouble and I suffered with backaches and dizzy headaches. I had specks floating before my eyes and I felt all tired out and miserable I saw Foley Kidney Pills advertised.10 r-UKene tins morning, after a short and got a bottle and took them ac- visit here with her son-in-law, who cording to directions and results''8 reported to be convalescing from showed almost at once. The rain I u" attack of appendicitis. nd dizzy headaches left mo, my eye- Only a few rases of OmiiEa Co;ii sight became clear and today I can left. No more on the market until Bay I am a well woman, thanks to Fo- this season's crop Is parked, letter of Vancouver. Wash., are In Roseburg to open a restaurant If they can se cure a suitable location. Mrs. J. K. Twlgger and little son. who have been the guests of Mrs. V. rullerton, returned homo to I Grants Pass today. Any skin Itching Is a temper-tester. I The moro you scratch the worse It itches, noun s Ointment cureB piles, eczema any skin Itching. At all drug stores. Miss EIHe Relach left tills morning I on her return to Portland, after a visit at Edeiibower with her sister. Mrs. II. R. Ferguson. Mrs. H. Carpenter uud two child ren, of Dtinsmulr, who have been the guests ot her niece, Mrs. Wllllnm Hulen, left this morning for Ashluud. Dyspepsia is our nntlonul ailment. Burdock Blood Hitters Is the national cure for It. It strengthens stomach membranes, promotes How of digest ive juices, purifies tho blood, builds you up, Mrs. Wllllnm Kuykendall returned ley Kidney Pills.' Funeral designs to order. Prices right. Mrs. F. D. Owen, florist, Phone Suburban 97. tf Auto for hire, day or night service. Geo. Culver, Hotel McClallen. Phones: daytime. 2; after 11 p. m., lay in a supply at once. You who have not tried Onarga brand of corn should Investigate. You get a high grade piece of goods at the ordinary price. The Rochdale. dsw Eugene ReglBtnr: H. W. Rose, one of the veteran workers for the En gene Fruitgrowers' Association, and 2J'-R. dtf W. G. Allen, left yesterday for Wln- Durlng hot weather you cannot af- stun, Douglas County, to put up rord to make bread when you can get pack of Royal Ann cherries again sanitary machine made bread at the this year. He is afraid the cherrle umpqua Bakery. dtf were Injured by the lute rains. CUBES ECZEMA. ACNE, TETTER. POISON OAK. ETC. Eczema, Acne, Tetter, Poison Oak, Pimples, etc., show that some unhealthy humor or acid impurity is diseasing ihc circulation, and that a thorough cleansing of this vital iluid is necessary in order to correct the trouble. Salves, washes, lotions, etc., may relieve some oF the itching and other discomfort caused by skin diseases, but such treatment has no cIT'ect on the blood and therefore cannot do any permanent good. Until the humor is removed from the circulation liie cuticle will suffer the effects of an acrid irritation. 5.5.S. isthc I'cst and quickest r.-inedy because it is the greatest of all blood purifiers. It goes inio the circulation, r.n.l removes every particle of the humor, whether it t.e an infection of poisonous plants or from other causes, and makes the.' blood pure, rich and healthy, allowing it to soothe and nourish the skin instead of irritating and inflaming it with acrid humors. Book on Skin Diseases and any medical advice desired sent free, S. S. S. is for sale at drug stores. WE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CA. There is no Argument so Convincing As a look at the work we do. Take a shirtwaist from our foundry 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 Foley's Kidney Remedy Is particularly recommended for chronic cases of kidney and bladd-r irouuie. it cenas to sajust and con-i trol the kidney and bladder action and is healing, strengthening and , bracing. L. McConnell, 117 Catherna St., Elmlra, N. Y., says: "Two bot- ' ties did the work most effectively, and proved to me beyond doubt It is the most rpllnble kidney medicine I had ever taken and It shall always have my endorsement." for sale br .OK! The best place to buy lumber is at (he "Square Dealing" Lumber Yard Best prices, considering quality Also Rock Springs Coal and Dry Slab WooU Try us and go 8tya Page Investint Company PHONE 2IH JACKSO.V 9T. Albany Herald: Graf lluber, of (rants I'asa, arrived lu the city to day from Indi'iMMidence where he bad been taking In the races with a strlug of live nice horses. He look two ot his hurtes on to (limits Puss. U-avlug inrce. i an matcher, sir Ashton and La Claire, here for the races on July Jd. .Mr. Uaber won a pretty match race at Independence for f "nu u side besides vurious other races at that place uud at Sclo. Corvallls Times: A recall petition against Judge Coke of this district is being circulated here. It is claimed that his Instructions In the rece.it murder case at Koscburg were uiitalr, etc., and t lint he should be recalled. It is Impossible that any here uhuuld know enough about that situation as to be ablo to sign that petition Intel ligently. Tho petition has been pre sented to a number here and few. It any. have slgued. Judge Coko Is u cleuu, upright cillzou, an able lawyer and worthy of the confidence of the people ot this district, lie may have made a mlmake, but only a series of mistakes could make a recall Justin able. The recall was never meant for such purposes as Botne want to put it at times. "I have been somewhat costive, but Doun'a Heslllets eave lust the remtlra desired. They act mildly and regu late the bowels porfectly." George II. Krause, 300 Walnut Avs., Altooua, Pa. Avoid It Lecve this tremendous alcohol question to your doctor. The dan cer is too Sreat for vnti tn dprhlo alone. Ayer's Sarsaparilla is a tonic, entirely free from alcohol. Take It or not, as your doctor directs, i'lt: COAL! COAL!! COAL!!! LADY WELLINGTON Olves more heat and lasts longer thnn any other coal on the market. $11 per ton, delivered. Phone 127. Oltice 130 South Jackson. Glassware Just Arrived! Large and Complete Stock. X. H. RHOADES & CO. $3000 Worth of Second-Hand Goods Wanted The Root of the Tree is the Life. The more Root the more Life. Let tio ngent deceive you. Get the advice of au experienced Horticulturist, and you will buy your trees of A. L. KITCHIN The Nurseryman Roseburg, Oreg Roseburg-Marshfield and R.oseburg-MyrtIe Point Stage Lines Stages leave-Roseburg for both points at A a. m. dally. Office and Stables Corner Rose 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. Housewives Like Our Groceries Because tliey always know our goods can be de pended upou. It's disappointing to tlic 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 HIierliLin Street. The rtione Xo. Is 10.1. 1 J; all druggists, j
