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REVIEW PLliUSlUXU COMPAHT
Entered at Hoseburg, Oregon, Post
office a Becoud-Clasa Matter,
L. WLMI1ERLT
DAILY
Par year, by mall . .' 3 00
Per month, delivered CO
Per week, delivered H
SEMI-WEEKLY
Par year I J. 00
Blx months 11.00
Jll.V 27,
KLKf'TlilC HAII.WAV KKOM
COBVAI.1.1H TO KlCiKNK.
COKVAI.1.I8, Or.. July 25. The
deed transferring the Corvallls and
Allien Kuilroud to the Portland, Ku
- gene and Eastern ltallroad Company
was placed on record here touay.
The Corvullls & Alsea road la a
Hteam lino, operating between Cor
I'allla and Monroe, u distunce of 18
miles, with two loKglng branches ex
. tending westerly from Monroe, a dis
tance of lli miles. This road in the
past has been used principally for
hauling logs for the two sawmills
in Corvallls.
Oeneml Manager George I). O'
Conner, In an Interview for the Eu
gene Register this evening, said:
"'The entire Corvallls & Alsea line
will bn eleclrllled Immediately. A
construction crew will be put to work
not later than Thursday of thlH week
ballasting the roadbed, setting poles,
stringing trolley wirea, and the road
will be put in first class condition
preparatory to hauling the full hay
and grain crops of that section. 'The
electric energy for the line has been
ordered from the Oregon Power Com
pany, to be furnished nt this plnce
by September first, with a sub, or
auxiliary station, nt Monroe also.
"The Hloventh street trolley lino
at Kugono will be extended to the
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N.a Oaldust, California
The only Woman's Collffie on the Pacific Coatt.
Chartcml 1H85. Nrar two srrat Universities.
Ideal climate throughout the year. KntraiKe
Htitl graduation reiiiiiremeuta equivalent to
those of Stanford and University of California,
laboratories fur acience with modem einiiij
ment. Kacellent opnortunitiea for huute
economics, library atmly, mnsie and art.
Modern Kynuiaslum. Special care for health
of students, out-tloor life. President, l.uella
( lay Canon, A. M I. ill. !.. LI.. I), lor
catali'Kue address Secretary, Mills College 1'.
().. California.
Roseburg-Marshfield and Roseburg-Myrtle PL.
Auto Stage Lines
Fare to Myrtle Point - $6.00
Fare to Marshfield - - $6.00
Touring Car to Myrtle Point - $8.03
Stntres leave Itoseliui-g for both points nt 0 A. M. dully.
Ofllco anil HI allies Corner Hose and Washington .Streets.
C. P. Barnard, Prop.
GUNS NEW
and 2 11
Large variety all sizes. Full stock of ammunition.
They are going fast. August ist, two weeks away.
L. H. RHOADES & CO.
2nd (KsTCOODS WANTED
Clearance
Sale
AT 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.;
R. L. STEPHENS,
311 JACKSON ST
yriNri
. jfpj : 1 n j 111 ,ijJ.
r'.iiiinritwtim work on which will no
huh ted within SO tluys, Kmm that :
point th Ulatatw'e to tha Miturov
connecting link Is only seven miles, :
but doiiipWllori uf tills intervening
portion will bo huM In obeynuee until
the right of way is secured. '
"Hut. wo understand," vouchsafed i
Mr. OCunner. "thill the various In-j
lei-ems between these two points are .
making every elfort to secure the
right of way in order to donate It
to the Portland, Kugeuo & Eastern '
Company In order that the entire I
line may be completed this year." j
The Welch Interests own 2000
ucres of fruit lunds at Fern Hldgo
and this acreage will be sub-divided!
Intu live and ten-acre tracts and a I
townsltu will be laid nut on what ls
known as the liollenbeck and .u
Murpby trait. In addition to this,
the Welch Interests own r.000 acres
and besides other townsltea contem
plated by the company, it is their
purpose to subdivide other tracts for
settlement for intensive farming ana
fruit raising purposes. It can be aaid
that the railway enterprises pro
tected by Al Welch and his asso
ciates Invariably puss the pun auu
pencil stage nnd enter the category
of actual achievement. Mr. Welch
is the real benefactor of I ho Wlllnm
etle Valley resident, lor nis unex
ampled enterprise has paved the way
for Inland freight and passenger
competition.
The new extension will tap one oi
the most fertile regions of inland
Orcaou and the benefits to be derived
bv all concerned will be beyond the
fondest dreums or the most sanguine
to compute. While others have built
puper rallrondH, Welch und associates
have got actual results.
Kill More Than Wild Ucaxts.
The number of people killed yearly
oy "vlltl boasts don't approach the
vast number killed by disease genua
No life Is sufo from their attacks.
They are In air, water, dust, ever
food. Hut grand protection is af
forded by Electric Hitters, which de
stroys and expel these deadly disease
germa from the system. That a why
chills, fever and ague, all malarial
and many blood discuses yield
promptly to this wonderful blood
purltier. Try them, und enjoy the
i glorious health and new strength
they'll give yon. Money back, If nol
satisfied. Only OOo at all druggists
Rusk's Mutter and Parker Hous.f
Rolls, hot, Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, llmpquu Ilukuiy. dtf
Call ud 840, tho Douglas Count)
Creamery, for cream; delirered tt
any part of the cltr dtt
ofsE!hoes
Men's and Boys', Ladies'
and Children's Oxfords and
Pumps and all summer shoes
The Shoe Man.
NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE.
Get Your Screens In
early. It promises to bo a groat By
year. Suppose you come here and
order them now. We havo thorn foi
any sized door or window. Or If you
prefer to make them yuirsolf we
have tho moulding, thfl wire cloth,
the tacks, the hammer and the
hi n Res. All at a reasonable prlco.
Orders filled for all kinds of trull
boxe.
The J. G. Flook Co.
Roacbarg, Orrosu
JOIIX TIPTOX roXVICTKI);
KVniKIt XOW OX Till. 1 1..
DAYTON, WuhIi., July 26. John
Tlplon whs convicted here on Monday
of tho theft of 12 horwH from the
Charifs iVntacoKt ranch, near Star-
buck, and his father, Joseph Tipton,
is now on trial for the same crimo.
The offense was , committed about
May 17, and the animals were found
in tho possession of the Tipton party
near Coyote, Or.
A feature of the trial was the tes
timony of Inane Johnson, who was
UHHoeinted with the Tiptomt In the
alleged crime, and who, at the pre
liminary investigation, was one of tho
defendants. Johnson, however, gave
evidence for the state and completely
contradicted the testimony he had
given at the preliminary trial. lie
told of the rounding up of tho
horses nt tho Pentecost ranch, of
the route circultously and cautiously
taken by the band through the Walla
Walla and Pendleton country, down
to the place where eventually they
were arrested. On being asked, on
cronB examination, for his age and
place of birth, Johnson failed to
recollect where he- was born, men
tioning three different states where
tho event might have taken place
ind at last deciding in favor of Ore
gon, though he was not uulte sure,
is It happened "so long ago. John
son Ik about ;(7 years of age.
The Tiptons are former residents
of Douglas County.
a.max mooick rsKs ci.rii
OX .MAX WITH SIIOVIX.
Anuin Moorp, tho Portlnnd comont
)lnTntor. wlio Rddrt'HHert tho Roho-
Uui'k (loimnorcial CluU u year ago In
i ho InturcHt of a projected railroad
pur through tho Glengarry tract. Is
ho pernon referred to in tho follow
ing Item in tho Portland Oregonlan
of July 27:
An a result of a dispute over title
(o a tract of land near Oawego, Amnn
Moore, president and general mail'
agof of tho Portlnnd Cement Com
pany, administered a beating yester
day morning to John Hlchner. 71
venrs old, and his son, Henry, after
tho lllchners are alleged to have at
lacked Moor in Ills olllcu with n
shovel and a heavy club. According I
to Mr. Moore, tho IlichnerB entered
his ollloe nnd without warning at- (
tacked him. Moore seized a club and ,
struck tho elder man two blows on
the head, knocking him unconscious.
A complaint probably will bo sworn
today charging assault with deadly
weapons. Tlie lilclinsrs in turn,
threaten to fllo charges against Mr.
Moore.
Tho company which Mr. Mooro
represents purchased a tract of land
near Oswego from Henry Cans, ac
cording to Mr. Moore, nnd title was
issured by 1111 abstract. The Hlcli-
ners nppeared after the transaction
was closed, and presented a claim
of ownership. Mr. Hlchner asserting
that, title to tho land rested In his
wife's name. Mr. Mooro says he was
onvlnced that tho lllchners had no
interest whatever 111 the land.
THROW OVT THK MXK.
(live the Kidneys Help am! .tinny
ltoM'luii'K l'ei'l' ill He Happier.
"Throw out the llfo lino"
Tho kidneys need help.
They're overworked enn't got the
poison fllterod out of the blood.
They re getting worso every min
ute.
Will you help theui?
Doan's Kidney Pills have brought
thousands of kidney sufferers back
from the verj;e of despair.
Will cure any form of kidney
t rouble.
tl. W. Kezartee. 102 N. Flint St..
Itn.si'hui'g. Ore., says: "Tho public
suiieiui'iit 1 gave In 1906. recom
mending Hoan's Kidney Pills still
holds good, and 1 am glad to again
say a word In their praise. 1 know,
judging from personal experience,
that Doan's Kidney Pills aro an ef
fective kidney medicine. I procured
a supply at the Marsters Drug Co.,
and they proved very effective In re
lieving backache and other symp
toms of kidney complaint. If more
kidney sufferers In Itoseburg used
Hoan's Kidney Pills, there would he
much less suffering from this mal
ady." For sneV by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Mil burn Co., lluffalo.
New York, solo agents for the I'ntted
States. O
Heinember the name Doan's
and tnVo no other
Funeral dostftns to order. Price
right. Mrs. K. I). Owen, florist,
Phone Suburban 1 tt
Rolled osis and barley, cracked
and whole corn, wheat and all varie
ties of m il feed at the Douglas
County Mill. Phone 13. oil
REMEMBER
The Fibre Suit Case Telescope
The Strongest Low-Priced Article in
Roseburg for Packing. See it Nov.
B. W. Strong, The Furniture Man, has the largest line of fibre suit cases, regular
suit cases and trunks, he has ever carried.
Furthermore the prices are lower than formerly, and the articles are better. Come
and see them.
B. W. STRONG, The Furniture Man
NOTICE.
i The First National Bank of Rose-
burg, in tho State of Oregon, la clos-
Iiik Its afTalra. All note holders and
other creditors of the Association
are therefore hereby notified to pre-
sent the notes and other claims for
payment to the Douglas National
Hank, of Hose burg, Oregon.
Dated June 22ud. 1911.
S. A. SAN FORD, Cashier.
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born of the knowledge that you havo
a homo of your own. And If vou'U
follow our i.dvice and Hl'IU) NOW,
you will always be satisfied that you
exercised good judgment. Wo be
lieve this after watching tho lumber
market for years. Not In years havo
o been able to offer such excellent
grades Tor all classes of constnictio'i
lumber of real quality. This Is
not bargain counter lumber, for it
has a fixed market value, but by
keeping pace with the times nnd buy
ing only from manufacturers who
mill with the most Improved machin
ery wo have secured absolutely the
best values our money could buy.
If you are interested we want to
figure with you.
LeOfltl MillS
w .s,
Lumber Co.
'E have
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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
A I i:V CiOOH Itl'aii.
(All terniB will be B, ).
No. I. 9U0 acres; 8-room house;
water piped into house and to slock;
1(1 good springs; i barns; 12 acres
of peaches: ;i acres family orchard:
200 acres farm land; 20 acres big
cedar; 2.000.000 feet lumber In
trees; 5000 piling; within 3 miles
of S. P. depot, on main county road.
20.000; one half cash.
No. II. 320 acres; 4-room house;
barn .".SxCO; 3 good springs; 100
acres of good farm land; lots of big
llr trees, saw- timber; 2 mildt- from
town. $8,000. cash $r,000.
No. III. UJ5 ucres; 7-rooin
house; bain 40x40; 100 nc.reg farm
land; prunes and apple orchard; lots
of water; 2 miles from town $05
per acre, terms on part.
No. IV. 120 acres; good big
house; 2 barns; good young or
chard; '4 nillo.from depot; 40 acres
of Hue bottom laud: price $8,;0A;
terms.
No. V. 17 acres; ono of the best
small homes; good 7-room house;
new barn, new fence; plenty of fruit;
2 cows: 85 old und 200 young chick
ens; lnrge new hen house; 2 buggies.
one wagon; r stands of beeB;. farm
tools; many things too numerous to
mention; 'A mile frdm depot; price
$4,000; terms.
No. VI. Pool hall 50x100; 2 lots;
3 tables: one box-hall alley; all li.x
tures; price $3,500; rented for ono
year at $70 per month; good, invest
ment. No. VII. 10 9-10 acres in fine val
ley; 3h acres In trees; line location
near live new town. Price $2,500;
terms.
No. VIII. 1 Vi ncres of land; new
6-room house; 35 young trees und 5
old ones; small barn; henhouse;
good well, good house; 4 and 6 year
old team and harness; new wagon;
good cow; 2 dozen chickens; 2 tons
hay; C tier wood. A bargain at $1,
300. No. IX. 15 ncres: fine location
for home: lots of wood; M mile from
depot; price $1,000; terms.
No. X. 15 acres wooded land;
mile from town. Price $1,000 cash.
No. XI. 12 acres: house, barn,
lols of fruit, old trees: 2 wells; line
chicken ranch; Vi mile from town.
Price $l.soo cash.
No. "-Xll. 100 ncres good land,
dark red soil; 4 miles from depot;
$50 per acre; $2,000 cash.
No. XIII. Oood blacksmith shop
and full set of tools, with 2 forges;
good house, small burn: hardware
room; large storage room just
finished. All for $2,500. Hardware'
nnd implements will sell at Invoice
cost price, which Is about $4,000. A1
good location for the right man. j
Plenty of work for two men. '
No. XIV. A good general stock of
goods and building worth nbout $8,
000. Business amounts to about
$1,800 per month. Fine location..
Terms. !
No. XV. fa ncres of land, near
ly nil set to trees, some of which are !
bearing: small fruit, flood 5-room !
house, largo bnrn. all In good shape;
near depot. Chenp at $1,800; terms.
Write or see
W. H. WILSON, -
Wilbur, Oregon.
Dress making.
Will go out by the day or sew at
nome. rancy ureases a specially
mim Mttbei sion- ?17 s- Hammonj
a carload of the
and Spring Wagons, which has just arrived, and which
I'XI.AWFl'l. TO THUOW
SAWM'KT WIIKItF IIHilf
WAT Kit Wll.l. TAKK IT.
SA1.KM, Or.. July 2(1. In answer
to a reifiiest for an opinion concern
ing I he law regulating sawdust along
the river banks or this slate. Atlor-ney-(teneral
Crawford held today
that any person depositing sawdust
along the river banks with no in
tention of burning the same and in
such a location where high water
could reach it and carry it away. Is
guilty of a misdemeanor and subject
lo prosecution under the act pro
hibiting the depositing of sawdust in
creeks and streams. If sufficient
evidence is shown by the milt owners
and others that they intend burning
the sawdust along the bunks of the
streams they may deposit near water,
but if placed on the banks to have
the high water carry It away, then
the law has been violated. Iiistri-'t
burg, requested the opinion,
burg, requests opinion.
A PtM'p Into His rofkt't. j
will show the bnx of iUcklcn's Ar-;
nica Salvo that E. S. Loper, a car-!
jontor, of Manila, X. Y., always c:ir-l
rles. "I have never had a cut. wouti 1 '
or bruise or sore that it would not
heal," he writes. Greatest heal
er of burns, bolls, ncalils, clmjipcfl
haml3 and Hps, fover-sorea, skl-.i-eruptlons,
eczema, corns and piles.
25c at all druggists.
Old Joe Pape, water front,, carries
a full line of machine nindo bread,
pastry, etc dtf
The Yankee's Sunday Breakfast n
It's a treat good enough for the best. It ma' couie
any day, anywhere, if you serve
SNSDER'S POIXK BEANS
A perfect food for particular people. Easy to serve at
home or on picnic or camping trips.
Get your Camping artd Fishing grub supply here.
The North Side Grocery
you like good groceries,
you want fruit or vegetables,
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 every thing in the eatable
line here in great variety.
Mrs. A. C
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Celebrated Michigan Buggies
bit KSSMA KIN'O.
Mrs. Corn Mcllargue, tnlloress, of
Sun Francisco, bus opened parlors nt
532 Mill street, Itoseburg. Only
Hist class work. Phone 1S2.
sta;k link depot.
D:illy stages for Marshfleld and
all Coos Day points, also for Peel and
Millwood, leave 0. W. Rapp's gro
cery store, 133 Sheridan. Cash paid
for produce along the line. dtt
Cement, Pressed Ditt
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 ,
Pine streets, Roseburg. Phone 153.
Kidd & Son.
Diiii; flaferial
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