CVrNWQ ROSUURO REVIfW
WSIED DAILY KXCKPT SUNDAY
REVIEW Pt BLI8UI.NO COM P ATT
Enured at Rosaburf, Orecon, Poll
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DAILT
Per year, by mall 3 00
Per month, delivered to
Per week, delivered It
SEMI-WEEKLY
Per year $2 00
HU mootba 1.00
Jl I.V 81, 1911.
Q. JOIIXSO.V AXI STKVR
PEAItMON O.V 8TATK TKAM.
PORTLAND, Or., July 21. After
a special competitive shoot lasting
two duys, (elections of the 15 rifle
men, who will represent the Oregon
National Uuard tn the National rifle
matches next month, were made on
Wednesday by Adjutant-General Kln
zer. Twenty-four marksmen, the pick
of the entire National Oaurd, tried
out for place on the National team.
Under the direction of Major Creed
C. Hammond, state Inspector of
small arms practice, the crack shots
went over the range course three
times. The 15 men selected, all but
one of them enlisted men, are: First
Lieutenant Urover Todd, Woodburn;
sergeant O. A. Stevens, Portland;
Sergeant R. L. Perdew, Kugcno;
Sergeants L. H. Spooncr, O. A. Plck
ard, Charles White, Frank Cluerin.
A. A. Schwarz. O. P. Homnine. all i f
Portland: Corporal A. Q. Johnson,
f'orfland; Corporul Frank H. Mapes,
tliiin I. Ilk ft( I i liHi.lthu Icalii uf
i-.I.t Utn imliiur? .nn n t Hit
country, But will capture one of the
National awards. livery cue of the
IS men shot seveial points above
'center," and a number of "possi
bles" were registered.
The members of the team will go
to their home stations today and
will reassemble August 1 for a couple
of weeks preliminary practice at the
Clackamas Stutlon rifle range before
starting Cast. The National niatch'-'S
are to be held at Camp Perry, Ohio,
on the south shore of Lake Erie,
and teams will compete representing
every branch of the regular service
and every state in the Union.
womkn, iu:ai this.
Parisian Sage Puts Luster Into Dull,
Faded Hair.
Every woman reader of the Review
who desires radiant hair that every
one admires sho Id go to the Red
Cross Pharmacy today and get a
large SO cent bottle of Parisian Sage.
It Is not only a delightful and
refreshing hair dressing and beautl-
fler. but it Is sold under a rigid guar
antee to banish dandruff, atop falling
hair and Itching scalp or money back.
"Parisian Sago Is the best hair
tonic 1 have ever known. 1 find It
the only one that will cure dandruff,
cleanse the scalp and make the hair
grow long and beautiful." Mis.Sig
na Ahl, 2 Karwell St., Worcester,
Mass., June 6, 1910.
W
MAKSIt DROWNS IS
THItKK KI-'.KT OF WAT
GOSN'
CAMPIff?
Beware of Snakes, Scorpions and Vermin sleep off the ground
Buy Strong's $3.50 cot for service It's guaranteed by the makers to hold 1000 pounds, and undoubt
edly will support several hundred pounds. It folds into a package that can be carried in 'one hand
or put on the back of a horse, and weighs but 17 pounds. A similar cot that is as strong, but not
quite as convenient, we sell for $2.50.
B. W. STRONG
Roseburg, Oregon
Dealer in Tents, Mattresses and Bedding
SPKCIAL S. P. 1UTK.S I'OH
Fill ITS AMI VF.tJF.TAIil.F.S.
:n
I1II.LBI10RO, Or.. July 20. U. W
Marsh, prominent for a lifetime in
Washington County politics, wes
found dead last evening in three feet
of water In a creek on his farm mar
Centervllle. The Coroner's Jury re-
Halnm; Private II. T. Connor. Cottage , turned a verdict of accidental death
drove; Private Sieve Pearson, Hose- Mr. Marsh waB subject to melnn
burg; Private It. J. Snyder. Port-' rhollit nnd had returned two weeks
land. . ago from u sanitarium. He was bh-
Remarkahly high scores were , semhly candidate for County Judge
made throughout in the range work, last voar. but was defeated at the
and there Is. every Indication Hint primaries and was much disu
the Oregon team will not only re- pointed. He was r3 years old and
CURES OLD
BLOOD DISEASES
Contagious Blond Poison i responsible For a gref.t many t Id blood
troubles, such as scrofulous affections, skin eruptions, catarrhal
troubles, Rheumatism, ulcerating sores, ..:. Tiit-TJ is no such thins
as ridding the system of these effects ty kiliin.i ihc poisonous germs.
Any medicine powerful enough to accomplish this would also destroy
many of the delicate lining and tissues, and wreck t' e constitution.
The only way to cure old blood troubles is to RESIQV2 the cause from
the circulation, nnd for this purpose nothing is equal to S. S. S. Il
goes into the blood, and drives out every- taint and p.is in, and makes
this vital fluid pure, rich and nourishing. 5. S. S. has long been known
as the greatest of all blood purifiers and many thniis.mds have rid
themselves of old blood diseases by its use. It ALWAYS removes the
Impurity from the blood :uid cues these c'J disorders, whether inher
ited or acquired. Book ri the Wood and any iuedic.it advice free
to all. 5. 5. S. is sold at drug stores.
WE SW1PT SPECIFIC C0 ATLAHTA. CA.
Myrtle Point Auto
Stage
Leave Hotel McClallen, Roseburg, at 6:30 a. m , connecting
with Coos Bay train at Myrtle Point. Only through it
service. Running time 6J4 hours, guaranteed.
C. C. ALLEY
Pilking'ton Garage
a native of the county. Me was a
rm-niiMT of the Oregon house in lSi'ti.
Allmiiy (i'aruYiirr Drmvm-.. - ,
ALBANY. Or., July lit). The W 1- A Bpeclal tariff has been issued by
lamotte Itiver claimed another li.e the Southern Pacific Com nan v effec-
eariy last evening when Herman tivo July 2 fan, providing reduced
Lort'iizeu, ngea z, was drowned a
(Itiartor of a mile above the bip.
brldgf- The body whh found shortly
after 6 o'clock In in feet of water.
The young man had gone in bathing
alone and had evidently slipped into
a deep pool. His clothes were fou;:d
on the river bank by his mother.
NchollM .Man Drown.
XOTICK FOH PltoroSALS FOU ainoiyU bid will be required from the
STKKKT I.MI'HOVKMKXT. j
Sealed proposals will he received
by the undersigned at his office in the
City of Koseburg. Oregon, Ui to a:
HILLSHOKO, Or.. July 20. Percy snd Soulhern Oregon, and to enable
Jaqniih. 23 years old and a son of the growers to market fruit and vege
V. Jaquith, a prominent resident tables .thai have hitherto gone .o
of the Scholia neighborhood, was waste. In addition to the reduction
drowned Tuesday night while bathing in rates, a further concession has
in the Tualatin Hiver. He had been marie in allowing different ship
spent the evening at the home of pers to go in together to make up a
friends and on leaving remarked he car which is subject to the low mini
would take a swim before returniiif; mum of 10.000 pounds. This privi
home. He did not appear at his lege of consolidation to different
home during the night and in the shippers in the same car must he
morning search resulted in finding from one shipping point, consigned
his bicycle and clothing on the river to one consignee, at one destination
bank. The river was dragged all on the same date. This should
day but the body was not recovered, of very material assistance to fruit
and vegetable growers in marketing
from pointn along their lines for
canning, cidr and vinegar making
and for packing and concentrating
purposes. The object of establishing
these special rates Is for the purpose
of encouraging and stimulating the
growin ana development of the fruit be submitted on blank forms which
vegetable industries in Western i v De furnished upon application to I
and
successful bidder. The tiule stated
in (he proposals for completing said
work will be considered in awarding
tin contract.
The Counc!! rwrvvs the right to
reject any and all hi tlx.
mi, for the paving of Pine Street, Ily order ot i h Council,
from the North line of Woodward: lattd this I ."ah day of July, 101 i.
Street to the North line of A. N. OKCl'TT,
Kloed street In the manner provided' KecordT of the City of Koseburg.
by Ordinance Number 3iJ of Oregon. iKi
the City of Koheburg. All bids must j
s i iii :i: r i m pk v km kxt.
CONFFSKKS TO Ml'ltHKKIXU
WIFK SIX YF.AKS ACiO.
CHARLOTTE, Mich., July 19.
William K. Lonsberry. a farmer.
harged with killing his wife January
1, 19U5, confessed his crime tonight
their products.
Further particulars desired as to
application of these rates can be se
cured from agents or traffic officials
of the S. P. Co.
Old Joe Pape, water front, carries
on it being inferred that Sheriff Don- 11 ,UM 11,10 D( nmenme maao oreaa
u..a .... .... u.. i nastrv. etc. dtf
ova n hHd niis mi the bodv on the . fODU J
Lonsberry farm. Lonsberry said he
hit his wife several times and wtun
he fell her head struck the floor;
with enough force to kill her. Doth
he and his mother tried to revive the
woman, but could not. Lonsberry
says the trouble started because his
wife nnd his aged mother coufd not
get along together. When informed
of the finding of the body, he ex
claimed: "I am undone; I am ruined.
ml my own mother is the cause of
it all.
Honest Medicine Versus Fakes.
C&vix"vrc Of Summer Shoes
Clearance
O 1 Men's and Boys', Ladies'
IP and Children's Oxfords and
Pumps and all summer shoes
COST!
We wish to make room for our fall
and winter stock and offer these ex
ceptional values at the very lowest
prices for a short time.
AT
R. L. STEPHENS, The Shoe Man.
NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE
311 JACKSON ST
ill! 2
Get Your Screens In
President Taft's recent message
suggesting nn amendment to the
Pure Food nnd Drugs law in its re
lation to prepared medicines, does
not refer to such standard medicines
as Foley's Honey nnd Tar Compound
and Foley's Kidney Pills, both of
which are true medicines carefully
compounded of Ingredients whose
medicinal qualities are recognized t y
the medical profession itself as the
best known remedial agents for the
diseases they are Intended to con v
teract. For over three decades Fol
ey's Honey and Tar Compound has
been a standard remedy for coughs.
colds and affections of the throat,
chest nnd lungs fo children nnd for
grown persons, and it retains todcy
its pre-eminence over all other prep
arations of its kind. Foley's Kidney
Pills are equally effective and ineii
torous. For salo by all druggists.
I 1
. k?L JIMOHTOT
AY fft
Beauty flSfzS.
Secret (jSzli
the undersigned and n.ust be accom
panied by a certitled check, payable'
to the City Treasurer for five per
cent, of the amount bid, to be foi
feited to the City in case the success-'
ful bidder shall fall to enter Into a '
contract and bond with the City. A
surety bond of thirty per cent, of the
amount bid will be required from the
successful bidder. The time Btated
in the proposals for completing said
work will be consided in awarding
mo contract.
Seal d proposals Mill be re-jeived
by the undersigned at his office in the
City ot lio'burg. Oregon, up to il
o'clock P. M.. on .Monday, July IMt'i.
1911. for the paving of West Mother
Street from the O. & C. It. H. Co.
righl-of-waywosterly to the bank ot
the faouth I uipqua Hlver in the man
ner provided by Ordinance No. Sy el
the City of Koseburg. All bids nni;:t
be submitted on blank forms whit h
will be furnished upon application to
The Council reserves the right tot undersigned and inn.-.t be accom
reject any and all bids. pan led by a certified check, payable
By order of the Council. to the City Treasurer for live per
Dated this 15th day of Julv. I9ii.lcent. of the amount bid, to be for-
A. N. ORCUTT.
Recorder of the City of Rosebuig,
Oregon. dGt
XOTICK FOK PKPOSALS FOH
STRUCT IMPROVEMENT.
TIIK MIXSTRKLS.
Mrs. Nettle fbirltoa't Ida Mri Crtmt It the retail
of 2b jtvi practice at i Comptuw Special! it, il U the
ckmledgrt lerteclkm ot fact Dreamt. Eiqaltittlf tfih
lead, a true eompteilan beaullder ant) protector. Itt mi
atsurct a tre.h. clear. ietttr k . Said by tint-clan
drugflttt. tet a tree laraple and Beautr Book al
For sale by Ma raters Drug Co.
The Harrison Hros. Minstrel show,
which made Huzcltou Wednesday
evening, has the distinction of being
the only one to exhibit here for some
time without a lot of fault-finding
critics picking its attractions to
pieces afterward. A negro minstrel
show Is in a class by itself; and a
good one never fnils to please un
audience where laughter and amuse
inent are sought.
The negro has an ear for music; It
is natural with him; and he has his
way or rendering it. 11 is not classi
cal, but it is better it is pleasing.
K csch u rg, V ed n esd a y . July L'G.
LOW HOT LL HATKS .FOU KOSE
IU IU. PKOPLE.
Mr. W. M. Seward, proprietor of
the new Hotel Seward at Portland,
Ore., wish en u to announce Hint
the rates tor roomtt at the Sew
ard are 91 .oo per day and op.
The Seward was opened In July,
lloi), and in one of the moM aril's tic,
m.idcrn ami elegantly appointed ho
tel In the Northwest. All rooms
have direct outride exposure, and the
hotel is located directly opioslte (he
main entrance to Oh Olds, Wormian
King new department store, than
affording Kucntw an easy opportunity
to do their shopping. Mr. X. K.
t 'lnrke ha nncc'fMld M r. A, A.
Wright n turn! of (he office ftirre.
lr. Clarke nill le rememlHred by
order them no. We have them foi I . ' ... . r,r . ,,M r,mJ,,n,a
! nil oiUK"K " tHH III II rUT HUHH
iM'hind a hotel counter in PortlantL
... .3 y. i..,
CHIROPRACTIC
You will eventually come to
me, why not now? Save money
nnd maybe a needless .operation.
Chiropractic may be a new science
to you, but remember it has cured
thousands of people by adjusting
the cause of disease. It will cure
you. Ask any of my patients.
New location 224 Cas St. No
stairs to climb.
Dr. E. James Scheetz.
Sealed proposals will be received
by the undersigned at his office In the
City of Roseburg. Oregou, up to 5
o'clock P. M. on Monday, July 24tiv
1911, for the paving of Flint Street
from the North line of Lane Street
to the South line of Mosher
Street in the manner provided
by Ordinance Number .'90 of
the City of Roseburg. All bids must
be submitted on blank forms which
will be furnished upon application to
j the undersigned and must be accom
i panled by a certified check, payable
I to the City Treasurer for five per
cent, of the amount bid, to be for
feited to the City In case the success
ful bidder shall fail to enter Into a
contract and bond with the City. A
surety bond of thirty per cent, of the
amount hid will be required from the
successful bidder. The time stated
in the proposals for completing said
work will be considered in awarding
the contract.
The Council reserves the right to
reject any and all bids. i
Hy order of the Council.
Dated this liith dav of Julv, 1911
a. x. ORcrrr, 1
recorder of the City of Koseburg,
Oregon. d6t
feited to Hie City in case the succes:
I ful bidder shall fail to enter into a
I contract and bond with the City. A
! surety bond of thirty per cent, of the
amount bid will be required from th"
successful bidder. The time stated
in the proposals for completing said
work will be considered in awarding
tho contract.'
The Council reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
Hy order of the Council.
Dated this liith day of Juh. 1911.
A. X. ORCUTT,
Recorder of the City of Rosebur;
Oregon. d6t
ner provided by Ordinance No. 393 of
the City of Roseburg. All bids mutt
be submitted on blank forms which
will be furnished upon application to
the undersigned and must be-accompanied
by a certified check, payable
to the City Treasurer for five per
ent. of the amount bid, to be for
feited to the City In case the success
ful bidder shall fail to enter Into a
couiiact and bond with tho City. A
surety bond or thirty per cent, of the
amount bid will be required from the
sut-cessiul bidder. The time stated
in the proposals for completing said
work will be considered in awarding
the contract.
The Council reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
ISy ord;v of the Council.
Datid this liith day of Juh-, 1911,
A. X. ORCUTT,
Recorder of the City of Roseburg,
Oregon. d6t
Secure your seats via Barnard's
Daily stage 6 a. m. Office corner
new auto stage line to Marshfield.
Rose and Washington. dtf
Cement, teed Difck
AND
XOTICK l-Olt rifOl'OSALS
STIiKUT IMl'ltUX K.MKNT.
OK
XOTICK l'Olt I'ltOI'OSAI.S l'OI!
I STKKKT I.MPKOVKMKXT.
Soalod proposals will br?' received
by the undersigned at his oillce In Hie
City of llosebui'K, Oregon, up to i
o'clock P. M., on Monday, July 24th,
1911, for the paring 0f the Intersec
tion of North Jackson Street and
Kejond Avenue South in the man
ner provided hy Ordinance No. 38!) of
the City of Rosehi.ri;. All bids must
be submitted on blank forms which
will be furnished upon application to
the undersigned and must be accom
panied by u certitled check, payable
to the City Treasurer for live per
cent, of the amount bid. to be for
feited to t lie City In case the success
ful bidder shall fail to cuter Into a
contract and bond with the City. A
surety bond of thirty per cent, of the
amount bid will be remiiivd from the
successful bidder. The time staled
In the proposals for completing said
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
Pine streets. Roseburg. Phone 163.
If You're Alive to the
Needs of the Moment
-Build Now!
and be happy the rest of your life.
There's no satisfaction like that
born of the knowledge that you have
a home of your own. And if you'll
follow our advice and BUILD NOW,
you will nlways be satisfied that you
Sealed proposals will be received the contract.
! by the undersigned at his office in the The Council reserves the right to
i City of Roseburg. Oregon, up to 5 reject any and all bids,
o'clock P. M.. on Monday, July 24th, I Hy order of the Council.
I 1911, for the paving of Chadwick l ated this lath day of July, 1911.
i Street from tho South line of Wash-! A. X. OUCCTT,
! Ington Street to the North lino Recorder of the Cilv of Rosen tin;.
! of Cass Street in the man- Oregon. ' ,ict '
i ner provictea D.v ordinance ;o. aai or i
. the City of Roseburg. All bids must
j be submitted on blank forms which i
will be furnished upon application to j
(the undersigned and must be accom-!
panied by a certified check, jiayable
j to the City Treasurer for five p?r
cent, of the amount bid, to be foi
: felted to the City In case the success-'
1 ful bidder, shall fail to enter into a
contract and bond with tho Citv. A
uv cuusmerea in awarding i exercised eoort imminent We be
lieve this after watching the lumber
XOTICK KOU PROPOSALS 1-OR
STKKKT I.MPKOVK.MKXT.
Scaled proposals will he received
by the undersigned at his office in the
City of Rosebarg. Oregon, up to 5
o'clock P. M.. on Monday. July 24th.
1911. for (lie paving of liougl-.s
Street from a point 4 0 feet oast of
Claire Street eastern- tn tin, w,,
surety bond of thirty per cent, of the line of Kaston Property In the man-
market for years. Not in years havo
we been able to offer such excellent
grades for all classes of construction
lumber of real quality. This is
not bargain counter lumber, for It
has a fixed market value, but by
keeping pace with the times and buy
ing only from manufacturers who
mill with the most Improved machin
ery e have secured absolutely the
best values our money could buy.
If you are interested we want to
figure with you.
Leona Mills
Lumber Co.
early,
year.
It promises to be
Suppose you
come
grrat fly
here and '
any slied door or window. Or If you
prefer to make them o irself we
have (he moulding. Ibe sir rloih.
the tacks, the .haiiiuier and the
hinges. Ma II at a reiisoiiHble price.
Orders Oiled for all kinds of troll
boies.
The J. 0. Flook Co.
Roarbmrg. Omfom.
We Mould ukkM to our readers that
they nlve the Newnn! trial. Take
'ltuw at ileHit or car marked "V" and
iret off at Tenth street. eod
Hives, ertema. Itch or salt rheum
sets you cni7V. Can't bear the touch
of your clothing. lo:m a Ointment
cures the most obstinate rase. Why
suffer? Ail druggists sell It.
WE have a carload of the Celebrated Michigan Buggies
and Spring Wagons, which has just arrived, and which
should have been here the first of April, but was delayed.
On account of them arriving late we are going to make a
big reduction in prices. If you intend to buy a buggy or a
hack this summer, buy it now. Call and look over our stock.
J. F. BARKER & COMPANY. ,
Implements and Vehicles