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Evening ro$.burg review rasren daii.t except bevdat fiKVIEVV PLUIISHJNO COMPANY Entered at Roseburg, Oregon. Poit office as .Second-Class Matter. L. WIMBLRLV DAILY Per year, by mall Per month, delivered , . . . , Per week, delivered , SEMI-WEEKLY Per year flU tuontna .13.00 . .(0 . .16 .12.00 .11.00 july m, ton. BILLS AIXOWKU By the Douglaa County Court at Us July term: Tburman Cbaney, School Sunt. ei pen ens f 10.20 Lester Hell, witness 4. GO Guy Cordon, Aes'r. office ... . 76.00 Helen Cardwell, aame 34.00 Cora Campbell, aame 62.00 Underwood Co., typewriter . . H2..0 F. L. Calkins, typewriter. Asseeaor 02.25 Ben Kennedy, bounty 10.00 T. A. Plndlay. Indigents W. L. Starr. Bupt. office . . . . Hevlew Pub. Co., printing . . Pacinc Kla. It Printing Co. Clerk'a office H. P. Mortenson, Inqueet . . . Geo. K. Houck. Inquest R. T. Asbworth, bailiff Mercy Hospital, indigents , . F. C. Kitzpatrlck, teach, ex.. J. 11. Butty, Asa'r. office .... J. W. N'ewland, same Howard Calkins, expense. Assessor A. II. Hlnkson, costs In case of Hlnkson vs. Qulne .... Frank McGee, costs In case of McGee vs. Sheriff Henry Easton, suppllea Marsters Drug Co., suppllea , J. W. Orovea, teachers' ex... B. W. Strong, county jail . . . 170.60 32.25 88.35 67.70 6.00 6.00 15.00 79.50 12.00 146.60 140.00 8.90 5.70 26.50 i 70 28 HO u r.fti 40 71 o 00 Mercy Hospital, Indigents N. T. Jewett, inquest 12.30 m e C 5 Contagious Blood Pcbon manifests itself in the most loathsome symptoms, such as ulcerate J i:iou;'.i uud lliroat, copper-colored spots, and even sores o.iJ u'.-crs o.i di.ierent portions of the body. The poison causes the luir t ) f-'.l out, ;md sometimes the Glandular system is attacked. No medicine can cure Contagious Blood Poison which does not rid the circulation of every particle of the insidious Virus. The Last taint Lit i.i l!ie hlood will break out s;:'rcsh vher treatment is le'.t off'. S.S.S. h the re.il an J certain core f r Conta gious Blood Poison ; t nx.i i.ito the circulation, and by rcmovinr every particle of the poison, ami udwiuj', rich, lualiliy qualities to tlu blood, forever cures this powerful disorder. All who sutler with thir disease may cure themseves i:i the privacy of their homes by usirif, S.S.S. and following instructions contained in mr Home Trcatmen Book, which we will send, together with any medical advice desired free of charge. S.S.S. is for sale ut drug stores. THF. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA, GA. Myrtle Point Auto Stage Leaves Hotel McClallen, Roseburg, at 6.30 a. m., connecting with Coos Bay train at Myrtle Point. Only through it service. Running time 6 hours, guaranteed. C. C. ALLEY Pilkington Garage ALDERSON'S THE QUALITY GROCERY FRANK. G, ALDERSON, Prop. A strictly fresh line of groceries, eggs, butter and produce always in stock. Fancy Fruits and Vegetables IN SEASON Candies and Nuts. We also do PHONE 36 COR. i I ivliuii ibnam l.Oo Cn&f. f.ot2 lhCiicM I 00 W. l. Bell, Inquest l.uo 1. Kent, iaquvst l.Oo W. Buxton, inquest 1.00 Robert Donaldson, Inquest . . 1.00 Junes Leonard, Inquest .... 1.90 Gene Olllvant, Inquest 1.90 Earl Olllvant, Inquest 1.00 A. J. Mlltlmore, Inquest .... 1.90 W. G. Uraliam. inquest .... 1.D0 Clarence Johnson, Inquest .. 1.50 Chas. H. Pratt, inquest ', . . . 1.60 Harry liert. Inquest 1.60 J. C. Curpentor, inquest .... l.!0 T. A. Carpenter, Inquest .... ' 1.60 Geo. McNubb, Inquest 1.60 Roy Hmlck, inquest 2.60 O. W. Culver, livery 28.00 O. K. Qulne, prisoners' board 28.97 A. B. Haines, ferry 10 ' 0 E. L. Webb. Clerk'a office .. C2.00 Rita K. Cobb, samo . . .' 62.00 R L. Calkins, map 2. GO Mubel Albright, llst. Atty. office 12.80 Margaret McClallen, Sheriff's office 62. GO R. L. Whipple, same 80.2 Ralph Qulne. same 73 7 Hamilton Drug Co., Indigents 63.20 1. Abraham, indigents 8.50 U. R. Aauffmau, same 27.90 S. H. Brlsbin, same 20.75 A. A. Bellows, aume 6.80 Mm. Kva. Tlndull, same .... 3.95 Dan Curtln, aame 12.00 Mel. Thompson, livery 43.00 U. H. Marsters, court house. 2.10 Beall A Co., roads 269.33 K. H. Lenox, express, etc. .. 11.26 Western Union Tel. Co 4.16 F. F. Parker, Juvenile Court. 14.30 W. C. Gaddla. work 12.80 R. F. Smlck, Inquest 16.00 Geo. H. Poole, roads 5.60 Peter Ballf, roads 4.00 G. 8. Clayton, roads 4.00 Frank Cain, roads 6.00 F. W. Ulllard, roads 2.00 G. 8. Clayton, roads 10.00 Peter Ballf, roads 10.00 Frank Cain, roads 7.00 Edgar Walker, roads 4.)0 "en Davis, roads 4.00 is. unes, roans vuu western union Tel. i:o im it. h. tiaraer, court nouae .. 4.:u Kendall Bros., water ft lights 30.60 Dr. H. It. Kauffman, Indig'ls 30.00 8- C Umphlet. refund tax 15. 2& CURES nnn nnic n vr soliciting. CASS AND ROSE STS. Get Your Screens In early. It promises to be a great fly year. Suppose you come here and order them now. We have them foi any sited door or window. Or If you prefer to make them yoirself we have the moulding, the wire cloth, the tacks, tho hammer and the binges. All at a reasonable price. Order filled for all kinds of fruit boxes. The J. G. Hook Co. Roeebmrf, Orrfoa. 0.N Tat fin ittimi . .... HI In ft., ft", .'(iarsiers, witness , . . , HO W. C. MrUulnls, bount J . . . . 4.00 M. K. Ryan. Commissioner , 17 40 Pad flu Tel. Co., services ... 3. OS G. K. Qulne, expenses ..... 1.74 O. K. Qulne, Juvenile Court. 20.00 (J. K. Qulne. expenses 20.70 O. K. Qulne. expenses 10.95 F. A. McCull, Fruit lnapectur 127.75 Frank Cain, roads 18.50 O. 8. Clayton, roads .' 15.50 Petdr liallf, road 15.50 I.. Hales, roads 4. no H. I). Calyer, roads 4.00 F. E. Weaver, roads 4.00 W 1 1 hi id Pruuer, rouds 4.00 Frank Cain, roads 32.50 Peter Ballf, roads 27.60 (J. S. Clayton, roads 27.50 John Barton, roads 4. CO John Ogden, roads O. Gllbertson, roads ... Bent Gllbertson, roads Mark Hull, roads E. F. Tullett, roads . . . James M. Hand, roads . liert (illpatrlck, rouds . C. M. Coffman, roads . . Frank Cain, roads G. 8. Clayton, roads . . . Peter Ballf. roads K. A. Langdon, roads . . O. W. Thlel. roads Jullen Langdon, roads . August Kllnkie, rouds . Harry Corkeram, roads . L. E. Warner, roads . . . Jerome Smith, roads . . G. 8. Clayton, roads . . . Peter Ballf, roads Frank Cain, roads .... M. Winnlford, roads . . . 2.011 6.00 2.00 6.00 4.00 2. iO 2.00 2.00 14.00 12.00 12.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2"0 2.00 2.00 6.60 6.60 7. B0 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 12.00 10.00 10.00 0.00 8.00 Geo. Bacon, roads . . . II. J. Shoemaker, roads Lee Winnlford, roads . . Frank Cain, roads .... 8. Clayton, roads . . . Peter Ballf, roads Frank Cain, roads O. 8. Clayton, roads . . . Peter Ballf, roads 8.0U 10.00 9.00 8.00 C. E. Bayer, roads Frank Cain, rondB G. S. Clayton, roads eter Ballf, roads 8.00 2.00 K. Johnson, roads J. O. Johnson, roads . . . 2.00 8.50 7.50 7.50 2.00 2.00 Frank Cain, roads Peter Bullf. roads G. 8. Clayton, roads Bates, roads K. Weaver, roads Willard Pruner, roads . . . Frank Cain, roads 2.00 15.50 13.50 O. i. Clayton, roads Peter Ballf, roads U.'.O E. Daugherty, roads 4.00 4.00 4.00 10.00 8.00 8.00 16. CO 4 25 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1. 00 1.00 1.00 6.e0 9.65 4.10 4.10 6. CO 7.30 H. ftothermel, roads ... Gllbertson, roads Frank Cain, roads 8. Clayton, roads Peter Ballf, roads W . .Marsters. Stuto vs. Cunningham Joe Huffman, same ...... ted. Putterson, same red Wright, same . Williams, same . Kansom, Bame 1J. H. Dial, same . . . '. has. Harrison, same url Smith, same . : It. W. Marsters, same Harry Wooster,, State vs. A mo rose Hoy Hockley, same C. Stearns, snmo .Simon Caro, indigents Fate, Juvenile Court . . . S. Wiley, Commissioner's salary 26. CO Davis, legal services .... 7.33 E. Weaver, bouutv 10 00 Jack Perdue, bounty 10.00 E. Sawyers, Htuuips 50.00 'age lnv. Co.. lumber 477.02 Chns. Summers, bridges .... 106. S.I Geo. D. ladlson, ferry 4;i.ri0 Stearns & Chenowoth, roads. 22.15 M. M. Strawn, roads Stearns & Chenoweth, ronds Churchill Hwd. Co., roads . Buffalo Pitts Co., roads ... 15. Emhree, lumber ('has. Summers, lumbor . . . O. J. Iluugeborg, lumber . . Geo. 1). Madison, roads . . . W. J. Hons, lumber Clark Lumber Co., lumber . 4.94 68.00 100.26 1012.00 9. CO 24. .'.9 20.50 1 15.95 IS. 45 89.79 81.48 B. II. Cooper, lumber W. E. Thompson, roads .... 58.72 in. it. Kyan, roada 124.10 8. K. Sykes, roads 109.70 M. J. Ross, lumber 1 03. 38 C. A. Stevens, lumber 22.0 Henry Murphy, roads 50.00 E. Kmbree. lumber 58.53 J. F. Culver & Co.. rouds and ferry 108.10 Bushmill & (iiirney, lumber. 33.00 A. Helds, bridges 82.83 BAI.HIIEAHKI) MEN Getting Scnivcr Kvery Year. Ninety-nine times In one hundred baldness la ruused by dandruff germs which dig dowu deep Into the roots or the hair, destroy its vitality and causo It to fall out. If you have dandruff, the little In visible, persistent devils called dan druff germs are al work. Destroy them at once, or sooner or later they will cause your hair to fall out anil you will bn compelled lo take your place 111 the baldheaded clasa. . Parisian Sage is guaranteed by Un ited Cross Pharmacy to stop falling hair and Itching scalp 11 lid to drive out dandruff and kill the germs, or money uack. It Is tho most delight ful hair dressing In the world not sticky or greasy. Large bottle 50 cents. A MONEY MAKING PHOPOHITION l'OH YOU. Something very special, two large upright organs, almost as good new. nt the very low prlccoot J50.00 and $65.00. These Instruments should be seen to appreciate their real VBlue. They are simply grand, and at the price wo are offering they should not last one week. Orlgln.il cost not less than ftfiO.OO each. KICK A RIC1 The House Furnishers. dsw ICR CHKAM. For your Ice cream orders call up the Douglas County Creamery. Phone 40. dtf o A full Una or pastry of all kinds, alwayt fresh. I'mpqua llkry. dtf I ft iSyy iiZV'7TT$ 4, SkiJ w" 'i' J T Be Ware Of the traveling spectacle ped ler with a box full of glasses which be Invites you to select from. He Is here toduy and gone tomorrow. We are located per manently and make a specialty of examining eyes for defective vision. We give you optical ser vice of the very highest type at the very loweHt price. A. S. HUEY OPTOMETRIST. Cass Street. ., n.i.. n Hit Douglaa County Call un 340 inl rart of th. eitr d" any part or tbe city. dtf During hot weather you cannot af- ford to make bread when you can get sanitary machine made bread at the Umpqua Bakery. dtf " ' " saveVs to V4r 5-ciom Piod Doon, fint quality $U0 Qiutet-rouad. .in., per 100 h. 30 cts. Cedw Siding, 4 nd 5 It. . $ 8 per M Flooring. 4 and 5 h. . , $11 per M. Drop Siding. 4 tod 5 ft. . $1 1 per M. All No. I and 2 good fisadud Mock. Seed potd (of CuWm No. 46 .nd bur ana lloa our ItOafy. 3.v middlemen . pionli. Un. ptic, ..II lo orbodr, vtie nrwrwM. 8eid u. . la Cement. Pressed DrkK AND I naien An Inspection of stock and com parison or prices will convince you that the place to buy Is at M. C. Burleson's Plant and office corner Oak and Pine streets, lioseburg. Phone 153. NEW YORjf CjF1E t Chan Jo, Prop. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Meals at All Hours. Regular Meala 30 cents. Chicken Dinner Sundays, from 12 noon to t p. m. Chop Suey, Noodles, Fresh Oysters, Fish, etc., all the time. Cor. Jackaon ft Washington Sta 1$ X Studebaker Wagons igp SASH ? and x DOORS B Krm.rmgtjocomdlmgiu. f .xy m 1 1 mt v 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. Michigan Buggies ! PfcrtM.B Ht VOl'tS TO TERVllt BAlttoSS Oregon Supreme Court Holds That Home Itule Auieiidnieiit itcquiree Klertluii. I SALEM, Or.. July ! ! " denied In the cm vs. Dan Heam, from J 11. Rehearing se of the stale usephino Coun ty. In the Supreme Court, litis rase was decided a few weeks uko and Involved the home rule amendment. Hearn was convicted of selling in toxicating liquor in Grants Pass be fore the people of the municipality hud decided at the put Ik whether hu loons Bhould or should not be li censed. Tho decision held that a vote must be taken before saloons may be opened under the home rule amendment. The opinion was writ ten by Judge Moore. Whether u lien could be held by a subcontractor on u railroad Is the question Involved in a decision by Chief JiiHtlce Kakln In reversing and remanding the case of the Giant Power Company vs. Oregon Western Itallroad Company. The court holds thut the contractor has Hen rights. In the case of the Buhl Mulleuble Company vs. John E. Cronan. from .Multnomah County, judgment is af firmed by Justice .Moore. XOTKS OF SPOUTS. (Portland Oregonlun). Vt-etl 11. Darkness, familiarly ! knnun ..K.... n, .,.,, ,, , ' waived by all American league clubs und wl reJon the ,,ortlaIld Heaven Friday morning. Harkness seems to i have gotten off on the wrong root ; this season and while the last records , show him with a rour-und-four break. I he has been erratic in nearly every start and baa bad to be relieved In his last two consecutive games. "Fighting Bobby" Eviins. the Port land lightweight, arrived home last night after six months of battling in rnur-round nffnlrs In and around San Francisco. Evans says be bus been more successM! I hall he antici pated in the short-round affairs. He Is anxious to get a match with Bat tling Nelson and is contemplating a trip East. Honest .Medicine Versus Fakes. " President Tuft's recent messaec ; suggesting an amendment to the Pure Food and. Drugs law In Its re - , lation to prepared medicines, does j not refer to such stundard medicines is Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and Foley's Kidney Pills, both of I which are true medicines carefully 'compounded of Ingredients whose I medlclnnl qualities are recognized l y j tho medical profession itself ns the best known remedlul agents for 'Jib diseases they are Intended to conn - teract. For over three deendes Fol- ey'B Honey and Tar Compound has 1 been a stundard remedy for coughs, 1 colds and affections of the throat,1 chest and lungs fo children and for ' grown persons, and It retains today I its pre-eminence over all other prep- ' nrntlons of its kind. Foley's Kidney Pills are equally effective nnd nieri- : torous. For sulo by all druggists. I IOW HOTEL RATES FOK HOSE BUIIQ PEOPLE. J Mr. W. M. Seward, proprietor of 1 the new Hotel Seward nt Portland, j Ore., wishes us to announce that ; the rates lor rooms nt the Sew- : aril arc $1.00 per day and up. I The Hewnnl was opened In July, j 101)0. anil is one of the most artistic, 1 modern and elegantly apMiinted ho- ' tels in the Northwest. All rooms : have direct outside exposure, nnd the ' hotel Is locnted directly opposite tho i ninin entrance to the Olds, Wortinan ' & King- now department store, thus affording guests an easy opportunity to do their shopping. Mr. N. K. ' Clnrkn has siirc'cdcd Mr. A. A. Wright ns head of the ofllce force. Mr. Clarke will he remembered by ninny as one of the most congenial and obliging clerks tli.it ever stood behind a hotel counter in Portland. Wo would suggest to our renders that they give the Sewnrd n trial. Take 'bus nt depot, or car mnrked "W" and get off at Tenth street. eod HHESSMAIilNU. Mrs. Cora Mcllargue. lailoress. of San Francisco, has opened parlors at 532 Mill street, Hoseburg. Only first class wurk. Phone 1S3. One piano vote with every cent of your purchase at Joscphson's. dtf The Umpqua Bakery has Increased the size of Its loaf. dlf Crepe paper damask, table cloths and dinner paper napkins at Uosebuig Book Store. usw Buy The Best J. F. BARKER & COMPANY Implements and Vehicles J-1. Case ROSEBURG. OREGON PIoWS If you like good groceries, you want fruit or vegetables, y you demand prompt service,' Your wants can be satisfied at our store. We want you. to try us, we have the largest and most complete stock in the city, and you can find everything in the eatable line here in great variety. Mrs. A. C. Kidd & Son. .Melons' & ; Did you j remark, '"Put ! ; : ' 1 I ' I ! top, John" which meant that the small and spoilt fruit was underneath. Even if we wished it, that could not happen at this store. Our customers demand the closest inspection. Resides, u does not pay us to buy any fruit' but the best. One bad niellon or peach will spoil a whole box. basket or barrel. We arc therefore just as anxious to secure good melous and fruit as you are. Our lilijini; is done to please you anil our giiiiranlee is thut we will gladly replace any spoiled Trull, Unit we may unwittingly sell you. Roseburg-Rochdale c 1 ' ! EBB With our fiue Carbonated Beverages, Ciders and Syr ups and you will then appreciate they are all we claim for them. They are pure and have not one drop of adulteration in them. If your grocer does not handle them, get them direct from us. Roseburg Soda Works Phone 186 ever hear the all the big apples on Mitchell Wagons