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Newspaper Page TextbOUGtAS COUNTY'S INEXHAUSf AfeLE NATURAL RESOURCES AND CLIMATIC ADVANTAGES MAKE IT THE MOST ATTRACTIVE FOR HOMfiSEEKERS AND INVESTORS. KEEP WELL POSTED On tba current eventa nl the world'a progress by reading the Dailt Kkvisw Delivered by carrier, 50 ce i'a u month PROFITABLE INVESTMENT Aclvertlaere get pood rrtarca from an nonacementa placed in live ipera the Dauv and TwicK-i-waKK Kstisw. Try them there'a none other ao good. OSEBURG VOU XIV. ROSKIURO, OREGON, Friday evening, jci.v as, tun. Xo. 125. Review K .. i Admits Killing EXGI AX1 PREPARES FOR WAR WITH Germany. warship is KEgi estek. Millionaire in Hotel Room ROBBERY MOTIVE OF CRIME Oregon Insurance Company Expires Mb $275,000 in Debts and $2 X5 In Casb (Special to tlio Evening Review). NEW YORK CITY. July 28. Cowering in a cell in the city (all, weeping und praying that he he saved from the gullows, Paul Geidcl, aged 17. a bell boy at the Iroquois Hotel, arrested for the murder of William Jackaon, a infllionaire, makes no de nial of the rrime. He declares he got only Ji!.7"i in cash and a gold watch, which be pawned for J IS. The boy says robbery wax the Hole motive and that be didn't expect to kid Jackson. Jackson, who was 70 years old, was murdered in his room in the Iroquois Hotel Wednesday night. Geldel attempted to chloroform lil'ii as he slept and a hand-to-hand strug gle ensued in which Jackson was beaten to death. IX WIMK.-AT IXSritAXCK ENDS 11ANKRIITCY COUtT. PORTLAND, Or., July 28. The Phoenix Mutual Kire Insurance Com pany of Oregon went into voluntary bankruptcy today to prevent the au thorities from taking court actions against It. In their petition A. 10. Nolan, president, and Oak Xola:i, secretary-manager of the company, confessed liabilities aggregating $275,668.49, while their available assets are listed at $5047.42. The cash on hand is only $2.8fi. The principal liability of the com pany consists of outstanding insur ance policies aggregating $2tlfi,:t95. 2f. The two Nolans each has a claim for $300 for back salary,. There are also unsecured claims against the company aggregating $8573.24. This item Includes a number of Insurance policies, which, while approved, have not been liquidated. Among Its nssets. the company re ports unpaid Insurance premiums ag in their naiiK LONDON. July 2". Rush orders to prepare without the loss of a moment "for eventualities," Bent ifrom the admiralty to all naval de pots, and from the Horse Hoards to Woolwich Arsenal thiB evening, has convinced the Ilritlsh public that "the day" which German ottlcers have toasted for years is near and tiiat possibly before many hours the might of Knglund and the legions nnrl n-n vult I nu nl the Knitter will clash In a combat which will deci le ' the fate of Europe. The unconcealed bitterness of Ger nmiiy over Premier Asquith's state ment on the Moroccan situation In the commons today and the very guardedness of that, statement, have convinced political critics this even ing that the situation is of the grav est character. The unconcealed activity at the arsenals and shipyards of Britain, the cancellation of the Second Divi sion's Norwegian cruise and the haste evident to get the Ilritlsh troops and volunteers Into the Held, they be lieve, point to but one conclusion war. From the Ilritlsh standpoint, war would now come at the best possible time, as throughout the country the volunteers are mobilizing for their annual maneuvers and. if war is de clared. England will be round, not with an Inert force to mobulize. but with an nrniy primed and ready for defense or Hie Islands already in the Held. Throughout London and all Eng land this evening the public, excite ment is Intense. On every coiner in every city, hefure every bulletin board eager crowds are waiting for news of the expected clash and few believe other than that the day is it hand when the long threatened conflict with the German legions Is to come. Great satisfaction is expressed by those diplomats who will discuss the crisis in the fact that England will have powerful allies it it is necessary to tamo the Kaiser's ambition and the opinion Is general that Asqulth acted well and boldly when in the Commons today be firmly stated that Great Britain could see no alternative to standing fast for what It deemed essential to the power and supre macy of the- nation. o - TOMTKHS OK PILES. American GtiulHint Dispatched lereinie, llnyti. . 11? I I'A'IT I 1 17 PI -WAR Mil 1Mb and France Respect i . American, rrrticli. lier-. t. a. i. ' POUT AV PIUXOE, July 27. Th Anieriian riuiscr Dos Moines, which arrived here wireless disj binned by the man and Dominican consuls then saying that u bombardment was ex pected at any moment mid asking that a Bhip be sent immediately to nrotect foreign citizens. - I The American gunboat Petrel, re- DKITfCII UMlKtPDC ATTIVl? l-onding. left here for J premie Vh- UillllJU il fill J II i 1 J nvmu terday. The wireless dispatch was trans mitted to the lies Moines by the Ger man steamship Prinz which left Jeremie for Wednesday morning. The message said further that Tihuron, on the; southwestern coast, and the district of Grand Ansi, were in revolt 7 gresslve Republicans in the Senate .MISS MVKII K 11Hiai:sS today plodded themselves to stand by. DIKS; 11.1. OVKH A VKAH. the Democrats in whatever com-' promise the conferees on the wool' After an illness of tuberculosis, ex bill may reach. Adoption of the tendiug over a period of a year. .Miss conference report Ik also assured in Mvrtle Hngess died this aflernoon. mo nouse. IJuly'SS. at Iter home on South Deer Creek, nine miles east of Uosolmrfi it.i!.i:v yri rs ommittkk. She was -t years of age. Miss lioness wan the l l ltVltoDV HOPKS TIIK ItUKOH.H WILL ItK HKAI.7 ('nitimoii School riurMs to Im Prac l (ml Instead of Filled Willi oll4MSCltiltlH. youngest 'rmiilmv in liivesllnalioii Does Xot daughter of Mrs. .Martha A. lloggeas- llesti Texan. SALKM. Or.. July 27. Th threo it's, famed for their place in pioutr public schools, will not be lost Bight of in making out the new courses of Kengan, a well known pioneer lady a.li., ,r.n.. . i t ii,)a.in I IM OUIIlll I'l'VI n. "iir imw o' v WASHINGTON, July 27. Because "be greater pint of her life in Kosu-j f (),.e),0 ,. .. .-. . . ,, tlt.t tlmu lifting elerlriil 1 .. . .. Superintendent of Public Instruction he does not believe iu the Senate's! burg, part of tho time doing clerical I z sigismund. L3vyi r Tells ( Hints Bjasl Thai Ue New frork on J E'ecled Uim?r Deal by J. P. H iriiiD i III 1WMV LIBRARIES HOPE OK MISS MARVIN method of taking testlmuny iu laves ligations. Senator llailey today re signed from the committee on privi leges und elections. He made no ex planation to the Senate, and the resig nation was accepted without com ment. To his friends Bailev said after ward that he could not consent tn enter upon the work desired iu the investigation of the charges against Senator Stephenson. "I have been appointed on the subcommittee to consider tho Stepli- nson case, lie said. "My opinion (Special to the Evening Itevlew). .. .. . I l: ( . N. .11 V 28. Whether (ier- bAi.b.M. or., .liny .'.. witii a law : , ' . b k , wu ,iri),.ils that the strict rules of evidence on the statute books of Oregon mak-, ' 1, " "J' t Swiu ,.i "''' " all such in.p.iri.s. iug possible the establishment "' ! t,,,L hi lien the Kaiser coalers ; The Senate does not observe such county libraries. .Miss I'ornella Mar-, ' . 11 ,,,,, , ." rules, but admits all kinds of matter, vin. chairman of the stale library 1 ' ' sei'ritlai v 1 1 ''annot see my way clear to decide commission, hopes soon to see county 1 "j."1"" " , ,.f"7.f' T". V'-.a case of such mamiltude on such n basis. ' UK...!.... I a. ...!...,(.. 1.. -CUlU.llll. alllllll, a nit- """in, . gon and a special posial'rate on books j"'" Bovernment the press Jodayla as a complinieutnry system working ! I'n.c Ically silent on 'ren el As- tbe belterim-nl of rural lite ilij'1." ' ,""M"'" , ' laxed and there Is a hopeful aspect of the rrance-tiermnti negotiations over Morocco. The belief is gj-owlng that war may yet be avoided. Tells How lo Cure Them Witli Inter, mil Medicine. Do you know Ihe cause of idles? Is It internal or external? Will salves, suppositories or cut ting remove the cause? How can one be cured permanent ly? Do vou know how Dr. .1. S. Leon- All these questions answered fully company say me ponc es r e.. h frpe b 1)r Le0. the comnanv. and on which tlici"' " ...., ,, ,,....i m v premiums have not been paid in full. Ihardt Co., Station II, Buffalo, N. Y., 1 1,11 ... iftiA fVnoa Plmrnmcv and may be disposed of to some other; everywhere, who will sell the successful remedy, Hem-Roid, insurance company, increasing to that extent the assets of the concern. KIKE "IV WASHINGTON FOKKST Hi:l TSl:S TO (iO OI T. PORTLAND. Or., July 28. Re- norts this afternoon at the forestry under guarantee, at $1 per large bot tle. ' 11 There will be a social dance in Maccabee hall Saturday evening. July Instil, tlood music. Admission SO office sav that the Snoiiualmle forest jcents. Are- in Washington is beyond control ; ...... j j. j. j. j. j. of the fire lighters. It has burned V V T T T T r . . already an area live by six miles. It . T is near the main lino of the Northern: j- ....3"li' i,,f 26 X Pacific. Reports from other parts of :j- W e'1"8d,ni, Ju' f ;.i7L. for T the Northwest show the general fire ...3b'' wln",l!' l""c ,nr T . i. imnnvai inursoay, jui.v ii COllUlt.uuo ,,i.. w . ... - for this slate. Tor several years the American Association of Librarians lias been working for a special mail rale on books. The regular hook post Is as low a rate as the iloverniiiotit gives on library books. At present no con cession is made by the Postolllce De pariment. but libraries must pay the full hook rate. Express companies make a half rale on library books and now that the postal deficit Is be ing cut down, librarians feel BOine re duction should be made by the tlov crn men I. Several of the more progressive counties In Oregon are agitating the proposition of county libraries. I p to the last Legislature only those counties having a population of ."i0. 1MM) or over were peruiilled to levy a special tax tor a county library. Multnomah County bad developed a fine library. The last Legislature re moved this limitation and now several counties are preparing to inako a start: "A svsteni of county libraries In the county Beats," declares Miss Mar vin, "together with our rural mall routes and a special rate on the mulls for books, would do more for I lie country people than any other thing imaginable. Circulating libraries reach communities' whore there are a number of families together. Hut through the library post the Isolated family could he readied with the best hooks. To get the people back to the soil means must be developed' for giving Isolated homes some of the ad vantages enjoyed by the homes nearer the centers of population. Any county may make a levy to start a library at ihe county seat. After the county has attained a population of fin, 000 a special tax of one one and 'a half mills may be levied Tor the erection of a county library building." PASTOR Itl'SSEI.IS VIEWS. COAI. PASSERS l!EAItl(i llltl'XT Oh' HOSTILITIES. LONDON, July 28. After a night of Incessant activity, the Eiral Divi sion ot (ireat Britain's home fleet, including Dreadnoughts, were re ported today to have coaled und pro lsioned ready for sea at u moment's notice. Should war como the navy will be prepared. Tho work of coal ing started last night ns soon as orders were received. Ol' JOSEPHSON'S. rni price or rooflstune has comi It T r tho North Side Oroper dtt Mrs. Calland Mrs. Kendall The Merry Widows (Formerly The Antlers.) Modern Apartments, with bath and hot and cold water in each room. FIRST CLASS. DINING SERVICE We guarantee to please particular people. 112 Brockway Street, Waite's Addition, near High School. Take Your Time to Read This SHELL COOIIH Because we have just received so many other new stvles in Shell Goods of all kinds. Collar Pins, Necklaces. Ear rings, Br ioches, Hat Pins. Leather Toilet Cases. Etc.. we are going to give onother week to these goods. Every style absolutely new. Ask td see our Hiawatha Collar Pins. Many prudent shoppers are buying these goods for the Holidays. NECKWEAR. Don't fall to see our 2T,c counter. You will find some rare bargains in new goods. HIK GOODS. We have an enormous goods in Switches. Trans formations ond Puffs. Puffs going out? Not this year. Then there are the small 60 cent switches for the rosettes or biscuits, as they are commonly called. MILLINERY. Just a very few lists left. We are going to finish them all up Monday. We have to have the room. This is a "word to the wise." The Leader litAXCE niS'lTRIlS SIESTA ORNAMENTAL ARMY. PARIS, July 2S. Despite tho statement emanating from the for eign office that the Krancc-liorniany dllliculty over Morocco will bo amica bly adjusted, the war ofllco Is very active.- Military preparations tiro i-,t,',.mlltiir uiieedllv flllil ft lull ClltOS Unit whatever (he diplomatic out come, ! ranee won t lie caiigni nap- idng. Provisions and aininuiiltlton have been rushed to fortifications along the (Senium frontier and the troops are in inarching order, MINES' IKJASTLni MAY RETIRE LORIMIOR I'ROM SENATE. WASHING i ON, July 28 Evidence lending to coiiArm reports that Ed ward llines, I lie Chicago millionaire lumberman, accused of having cor ruptly caused tho election of Senator Loriiiier,. boasted of his activities, was eiven today before the investi gating committee by Albert McCordlo. a lawyer, lie said llines made boasts to n Duluth lumberman, n client of his, that he "elected Lorlmer. .KEIt TTITOX COXVIt'TEn. DAYTON. Wash.. July 27. Joseph Tipton, aged IIS years, was convicted here of horsestealing after tho Jury had been out for three hours. Tip ton's son was convicted of tile tliel'l or 12 head or horses on the preceding day, and practically the same testi mony that convicted the younger man was introduced against Ills father. Itt'iirk. and was one of the most nonil- lur girls who ever resided In this city. Hundreds of Mends and nc nuiilntunccB will be pained to learn of her untimely demise. Miss lloggess first became serious ly 111 early iu the spring ot 111 10 and, growing gradually worse, was taken to Southern California In the hope that the change or climate might benelit her. Her condition failed to improve, however, and she was brought back to her homo, where she wiib accorded every possible aid mat on Id prolong her life. Besides her mother, who has been a constant .atieiliiani upon lier miring her long and hopeless Illness. Miss Myrtle Is mirvlvod . hy a Inotlier. Floyd Boggess.. and three . sisters, Mrs. E. C. Davis. Mrs. Sheruian Con- nine and Miss Alberta Boggess, nil if South Deer Creek. Euneral arrangements have not vet been made, but the remains will nrobnblv be Interred in t lie family burial pol on Ihe Boggess farm. IXlOAL NEWS HORN. NASC1.MENTO Near Looking Olass. July 27. 11111, to Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Niiscimento, a son. Jas. II. Dearllng, the Oakland Jus tice of the Pence, was here on busi ness today. o- l)r. and Mrs. W. S. Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. S. I,. Kidder. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sawyers and Mrs. Clara Itast leave Monday for a two weeks out ing at. Loon Lake. J. (!. Winnltord will have (-barge ol" the Treasurer's olllco during the absence of Mr. Saw yers. Eugene Guard: A purse containing a iiuantlty of money wits stolen from Miss V. Russell, on her way from llarrlsburg to Yoncalla on Ihe after noon train today. A woman who sat In the seat beside her left the train at Eugene and a moment after she was gone Miss Russell discovered the loss or her purse. 1 lie police t seeking lor the woman. A. Llnehack, the music goods deal er, whose store on Cass street Was recently vlxlted by fire. Is suspending business here iinlil October 1. ' His stock of pianos and organs is being moved out of the Mathews building to different homes in the city, so lie announces, for temporary keeping Mrs. Llnehack will spend the'nexl two months with her daughter In Albany. MORGAN SOIEEED HANKS, THEN ENLARGED STEEL TRCST. NEW YORE. July 2S.L. C. Iluti- a. nroiue o. ...... ;""''; '" eiflc Coinpanv In San Pedn l.or fauna, today resumed his testimony ' . Work on one or the largest span upilfl bridges ever to be constructed has been started by Ihe Southern fa I. 11. Nii hols was in from Brockway today. J. L. Scott and ('has. Austin were I he State Food and Dairy Com mission wants the care of milk after it renrnes the consumer taught in the public schools. Tho State Forester wants a place given to forest lire prevention In the course ot study. Insurance companies are request ing that pupil., he laugh' prevention ot tiles about buildings. A multitude or other good and practical courses are being urged. Superintendent Alderman takes the stand that the children must know bow to road broadly, to write a good business letter and the essentiuls of arithmetic. These three things trust be taught thoroughly and all extra time will be devoted to other prac thal subjects. - He Is ' weeding out every nou-esseiiiial and tr.tug to put the course on a solid foundation. Much industrial work Is being In cluded. Tile course will bo out next month mid will be in closer harnioiiy with the current needs of the slute thau ever before. STANDING OF CONTESTANTS In I'pton sou's: No. :ifl IMano contest at Joseph- in town from tilendnle Ibis morning. I y,, 4s nlierts M itoseburg visitor , v., 9;. No. 1 I 8 tilendale. was a T hiirsdav. Mrs, Belle Smith, or Medfold. Is n v 1 guest at the home of Mrs. A. C. Klild, xo. I 4:1 in this city. ' No. Ill Mrs. T. W. Peters anil little ilaugn- please ter. of Portland, are the gnosis of lnllB , friends In llii:' eit.v. 1-'. V. Nelson, of tile Portland Seed Co.. was Iu town today enroiite home I'roiit a trip to Coos County. II. S. Nutter and wife arrived hern tills morning from Portland. Mr. Nutter is tlie new route agent for the wVlls, Fargo Express Co. lor tills district. Cimiilllo Herald: Married At the ' 2f.,250 . .' ia.r.r. 7,09:. 2.450 6,2f5 13,580 . . . . 7 32,565 18,200 remember that all votes turned In on Wednesday only. .Ml votes Issued during a rer 1 11 1 11 uioulli must be turned In that lib. JOSEPHSON'S.. . S. A. Kendall arrived bore this niornliiK from Pittsburg and will look over the big Improvements to bo niaile on the water and light plant, at Winchester. These will consist of tlie Installation of two new 08- Sltooliuiu Itestanraui paiiois 111 in.n lm.h wn((;r wh(,,,,s nu- , KOerii- clty. .liny in, umi, wii -,,.. The wheels will be set In con- luann. of Itoseburg. mid lioiinii Ru ',.,, ,, Hll.kll ,, lk0 muterlul Scoll. of Hnudon, Judge E. u. ' m r,)nn ,hl, bse ol' the other Holden ofllclating. ' eiiulpnienl. The Installation work Mrs. I-'. M. Strickland. Mrs. (''has. 1 wm i, under the personal direction rnold, J. II. Brown, Looking (Muss; 1 ,,r T yv. Sullivan, or the Portland Tims. Scott. A. E. Clayton, Melius": I u:,w,n-, l.lght & Power Company, .-5. M. Brltt. Ml. Scott; T. B. Burneti, wno w' ,irrVe here Ibis evening. In.' Round I'ralrle, were among tlie ( , absence of water power, the plant Itoseburg vlsitui's today. . iH consuming $1011 worth ot fuel -. Can't look well, eat well or feel 1 dally In operating Ihe pumps and well with Impure blood feeding your electric generator by steam. This hodv Keep the brood pure with heavy expense will go on for the Burdock Blood Hitlers. Eat simply.' next leu weeks or until such tlmo as take exercise, keep, clean and you the new equipment can be put Into will have long llfo. i'"'. ,s 1 hough by Instinct, the whole rentloli. while it groans and travails pain, wait for. longs for mid hopes for the DAY, calling -it tho Golden Age:. yet men grope niin.iiy necai so lanna. ioun "-"n V " ' ' , California. The length of the hrldg. iint aware of l ie great Jehovah s before tlie Hardwick steel tiusl in- t,. i,,i,i.. gracious purposes. But their high-jvestlgnting committee. lie sa d he ,,,,. ,u.k d will be .,, l .- - - - - - . ,i,..-el- or irnng ine ponderous mass 01 sn-ei I'he great Creator s Preparing a waa purchased with a y " ' I , r.u seconds, affording a clear chan feast of rat things." which will as- oping tho property, lie lecited Mm . ... . 1 i. 1 ,.t .1... ,.,l.ll,rl,l rriiif.relii-e Ht i 1 "' '-" -' " tOlind HIS creuiures. mm ue ewin-,aiiil ui tu.' i " iii"lv abundantly, beyond what they the home ol ,i. v. .vioigan winm -could reasonably expect or ask. Andsulted in tlie trust gobbling up the to His wondering creatures, looking : company during tlie financial depres at tlie length and breadth. Ihe height 1 sion. wh-n Hie hanks culled In loans :iud depth of the love of God. sur-'and compelled mom 10 sen. passes all expectation. He explains: My thoughts are not your inougnis, si xmmwi i.i.-i .. I bout irafllc. HAIR. AND SCALP TB.F.ATMENT FACIAL MASSAGE HAIR DRESSINC MANICURING -it her are your ways my ways, saith the Lord; for as tlie heavens ale higher than the earth, bo are My l ways higher than your ways, and My thoughts than your thoughts." Hsu. :8. 9.1. The season tor killing deer opens next Tuesday, August 1. and closes November 1. Only grown male deer (bucks) may be slain, and not over five ol them by any Individual during the season. It Is unlawful to kill anv does or (awns at any time, to traffic In the flesh of any deer or ship it out ot the state, to tranic in imp's without a license and to hunt deer with dogs or at night. Hunters- li censes have been issued by ihe Coun ty Clerk lo the number or i J i u and a large number have also been Issued hv the two deputy game oaruens oi the county. There were 4) biinle-s licenses Issued today and 2b Thursday. IN CASE I.IKE THIS. WASHINGTON. July 28. Pro- en HajDI-'evcr and Summer (.'olds. Must be relieved qujck'y and Fol ey's Honor and Tar Compound will d.) it. E. M. Stewart, 1034 Wolfram St., Chicago, writes: "I have been greatlv troubled during the hot sum mer months with Hay Fever and find that bv using Foley s Honey and Tar Compound I get great roller." Many others who suffer similarly will en glad to henellt by Mr. Stewart's ex perience. Foley s Honey 1,11.1 i.ir Compound is enicnve iui uiush. colds In either children or grown per sons. No opiates, no harmful drugs. In a yellow package. Refuse mbstl tutea. For sale by all druggists. WHICH Do vou want bargain counter glasses? Are you willing to wear cheap glasses beiails'! they are cheap? Do yiui consent to having your ey. s tampered with at the risk or their permanent injury? Then this nu-ssuS l not for you. But If vou value lloyireclous gift of stgli'; If you wlsii to retain it; If vou appreciate skill, tln-n It I" fur you, and you are invited to none where absolute accuracy In coirectlllg .)e defects Is placed above every oilii-r consideration. A.S.HUEY I IP I DM ti l RIST. Cims Street Phono :i:!8. Guv l.awtoli. Medford; ('has. B Austin. .1. L. Scott. Fannie Roberts Miller. Glelidale; A. A. Valllcr. En gene: L. Mynail, Gardiner; G. F Lewis. Beatrice. Nob.: II E. Johnson and wire, Los Angeles: L. II. Ileddig. Oakland, ("ill.: Jack F. I.owrey. Tlllil na: J II. Herklev and wife. F. M Mall. L. S. Doble. Mrs. W. It. West brook. Mis. N. B. Held. Portland: S. A. Kendall. Pittsburg, were receul arrivals at the McClalbn. At Hie regular meeting of Rose burg Lodge No. :l2li. II. P. O. Elks, on Thursday evening, a committee was appointed to look Into tlie ad visability or adding club rooms to the lodge building, tor the convenience or the members and ror visiting mem bers Id I tie Older. II lias been sug gested that another story be added to tlie building III order to provide ihe necessary room. Club rooms, with reading rooms, writing tables, etc.. are now n feature of a large percentage of Elks' lodges, and this mat ter has been discussed here in u .iisniil way for some time past. Tin committee named nl Thursday night's session consists ut the hoard ol trus tees. II. WollenK-ig. C. W. Parroti and Jos. Mlcelll, together with E. L. Parrott and W. W. Cardwell. They will look Into Hie existing conditions and report a-: to tho most advisable course to pursue. Parson's Poem a Gem. From Rev. II. Stubeiivoll, Allison, la.. In praise of Dr. King's New Lire Pills: ' -They're such a health necessity, In every home these pills should be if other kinds you've tried In vain. I SE DR. KING'S And bo well again. Only 2oC at nil drusijis's. l!tlT, ll.w-"'-"''-' ''''' 1 " '" i A ipi One More Set of Dinner Ware On Thursday July 20th : Thursday, July 27th, the Above Illustrated Handsome Three Piece Mission Furniture Set will he Riven away to the party present in our store having the card showing tlie largest amount purchased in one day. ni. Usiv We will continue to pive these IejllCUlUer. presents weekly throughout the season to iNovcmher 1st . and that each dollar purchase gives you ten votes on the Piano in addition to a chance at the weekly presents, Roseburg-Rochdale co.