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Newspaper Page TextHealth and Wealth in Hood River Mineral Last Chance at $1.00 Per Share TO become associated with a company actually earning dividends earned over 12 per cent last year. How would you like to own an interest in a big Health and Summer R-esort, with an elaborate hotel, natatorium, plunge bath, park and boulevards, in a beauti ful scenic valley, within reach of a large city; where your income is sure, only one hour and fifty-three minutes ride from Oregon's Metropolis. Health resorts with inferior waters and far less accessible locations have made, fortunes for their owners. Ours must inevetably do better. It is financed and managed by men of exceptional business acumen and integrity. See the panorama painting of our property and letters of unqualified endorsements from Oregon's representative business people. Last Chance to get stock at $1.00 per share; Stock advances August 12; the opportunity cf a lifetime. Seeing is believing. We court investigation. The management of this company is an absolute guarantee of its success. SEE THE MASS OF EVIDENCE IN OUR OFFICE. This resort will bring capital and buyers for land to Oregon from all over, and individually to Roseburg. It is already bringing a buyer from Arkansas for a Roseburg farm. The greatest advertising medium Oregon ever had. The water from these springs is shown by chemical analysis to contain greater medical values than the famous Spa of Belgium. The Spa has 4.97 grains Ferrous Carbonate or Iron to the gallon; ours has 6.04 grains, or 1.07 grains more. These Springs are destined to become more famous than the Spa; a blessing and a benefit to our country. Plans and specifications for our new hotel are completed and the contract let. References as to standing and character of our officers Butler Banking Co., Hood River, Oregon. See us today. AVe don't ask you to invest simply to investigate OFFICE, AT THE MONOGRAM CIGAR STORE 226 N. JACKSON STREET 1T7Xff Fl A7inCAM "sn- a , for a short time only. WM. DAVIDSON, Fiscal Agent LOCAL NKW8. Mm. h. B. Moore returned from Portland Sunduy. N. H. Damewood wan down from hove Olendnle today. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bellows left thin afternoon for Newport. Fountain pens cleaned and re paired at the Roseburg Hook 8toro, Work guaranteed, tf W. K. Ilrlggs, of the Soldiers' Home, left IhlB afternoon for Natron and Jasper, Luna County, to vUll with relatives. MIhh Mnrrell Btaley loft this after noon for Portland, where she will be employed in a wholesale millinery house until fall. The Roseburg Hook Store is head quarters for the genuine Waterman Ideal Fountain Pen. tf Marriage licenses have been Is sued to the following couples: W. II. Dumewood and Tleulah Cartor: W. E. Ansamnu and Ellzubeth Hangar; J. 8. Tolludny and Lucy 1'hllllpB. R. H. Dixon was In from Dlxon ville this morning. Clonko llros.' threshing machine begins operations In thut neighborhood this weuk. Mrs. S. Onddls loft toduy for Kir by, Josephine County, where bIio will spend a month with her daughter, Miss Kcho, who Is hoinestending '.n that locality. Will the party who found the purse In the Star Theatre Sunduy night please leave it at the box oilier of the theatre and receive a liberal reward. If nothing but the keys are left it will be appreciated and no questions will be nsked. Name of owner Is on receipt inside of the purse. Portland Orcgoulnn: Slonn P. Shutt, who begun the biiHtncHS of starting country papers about 30 years ago at Welser and bus romped all over this country Blnce, has sold his latest, the Joseph Heiald, and bid farewell to Wullowii County. Wherever he may alight, the people will know he Ib among them. Two very worthy and very happy young people made a beginning of life's Journey together yesterday morning, when Pastor W. II. Eaton, of the Baptist Church, snid the words that made them man und wife. They were Eugene Morgan, an S. P, lire man, and Miss Mary lleocroft, oldest daughter of Mr. und Mrs. lleecroft, of Winchester. They left lust night for Astoria, where the groom will participate in the military maneuvers us a member of the local militia company, after which they will spend some tlmo visiting with friends. On their return they will muko Rose burg their home. Their muny friends send after them hearty good wishes for a long und happy lllo together. A decree Issued In the Circuit Court by Judge J. W. Hamilton per petually enjoins E. 1). Kiddle and W. J. Warner from diverting the waters of Judd Creek, near the town of Kid dle, from the lands of W. F. Hedges, plaintiff In tho suit brought against Riddle and Warner. In his decision. Judge Hamilton says thut Hedges has prior and riparian rights to the waters of the creek und that Its ap propriation hy ether parties would deprive him of sunk-lent water for his own use. Tho defendants, he says, could oul divert n surplus of the water. Although Roseburg Is receiving no license money for the sale of liquor stronger than neur-hcer, her treasury continues to Inerousc In sire from fines contributed by lntxlrated per sons. Thirty dollars more were nddad to the city's tlnances In n brier session of the police court this morn ing. Tho sum was made up nf amounts of $10 each paid by Wil liam Nolta, C. McCulley and (ieorgc Hruce, all arrested lust Saturday night while on sprees. A fourth drunk a hobo who found bis way Into the city Jail on the same night, was given s "hike" order and obeyed at once. Bruce made u vain plea for leniency, saying Ito had always borne a good reputation and that he had worked for the Clark-Henery Construction Company for ten years. Recorder Orcutt, presiding, replied that the latter fact did not serve to strengthen the prisoner's reputation. HAItltlMAV ROAD (JOES J TO HARPER'S ItAXCH. Plans for the Intension Through the Malheur Canyon Are Jle ' ported ut Vale. VALE, Or., Aug. 4. RoportB have reached Vale to the effect that the llarrlinan system will this year build a fc27-mlle extension from Vale west to a point known as the Harper ranch. The nppropriutlou for this extension ulreudy hua been made to Riverside, a dlstunco from Valo of 8f miles. Just beyond Harper's ranch It will be necesHury, in extending the rail road farther west, to drive a tunnel 1:U0 feet through solid rock. It Is expected to commence to do this tun neling during the winter months. It will take two years to drivo this tunnel. Tho frunchlsn granted by the De partment of the Interior to tho Ore gon & Eastern Ritllrnud for construc tion of a railroad through Mainour Cunyon Into Hurncy County will ex- plro October 12, 1911, unless actual construction is commenced hy that tlmo. It is for the purpose of saving this valuable franchise that the 27- mile extension will he made this yeur from Valo to Harper's ranch. The Malheur canyon Is 11(1 miles long. Its lower end being 20 miles west of Vale. Railroads Divide T itory. Tho Hill system owned vulunble rlghls-of-wuy along the Malheur Can yon. The llarrlinan oilicialB were effectually blocked from extending Its lino west of Vale so long ns Hill owned this right of way, und on the other bund, tho Hill system wns cqtiuMy ns well blocked from build ing its proposed line through Central Oregon so long us llarrlinan own-Mi the right of way through the narrow Malheur Canyon. Recently the two great railroad systems got together In this way: he llarrlinan system purrhus-'d from the Hill system all nf the Hill rights through Malheur Canynn for the exact amount of cost to Hill for these rights, the amount being $ir,.", 0(H). The two systems now have a trnllle agreement for Joint use of truck through Malheur Cunyon. Thus is the situation cleared for action, und actual construction work i on the 27-milc extension is soon to commence at Vale. LOCAL NEWS. i "Pride of Douglas" and "Queen City" flour bring results. Ask the Douglns County Mills, ohonu 13. dtf I I No "bitter tuste" In biscuits ninde ! from Clevelund's linking Powder, i Why? Because it does not contain ilium like the cheup egg, phosphate j baking powders. dtf j If your grocer will not furnish you ! , with mnchinery made bread, phone 221. dtf Most noseburg housewives use either "Prldo of Douglas" or "Queen City" Hour. There's a reuson for It. Phone Douglas County Mills, If your grocer doese't curry either kind. Hot water bottles, fountain syr inges, bulb syrlcseB, Bnd atomizers, the finest and most complete line In the city. Sold at the lowest prices on our guarantee to give satisfaction. Look at our line and you will not buy elsewhere. Hamilton Drug Co. d Tho Lono Star Laundry Ib now open and wants your business Ladles' und gentlemen's work 1 speclulty. Family trado solicited. Phono 380 nnd wagon will call for your laundry, also deliver It prompt ly when ready. Ulve us a trial. Wt know tho business from A to 7. nnd we cnu satisfy the most particular people. Olllce and plant nt 109 Sheridan street, Roseburg. Fnrrund Urns., proprietors. . dtf It. V. SM1CK, M. I). PHYSICIAX AND Hl'ItnKOX. Offices: Abraham Building. Roseburg ... Oregon "Oft TIEXT. FOR RF..NT. Four furnished house keeping rooms. 4 13 S. Stephens St. Call of phone 342-.I. dtf TOR HKNT. Dining room of Rose burg Hotel. Only responsible parties need apply. Inquire at hotel. dtf FOR KKNT. Five 'furnished rooms over Douglus County Creamery: ulso one furnished room elsewhere in city. Cull ut 124 West Douglas street, Roseburg. dtf FOB SAI.K. FOR SALIC Ilorsa. buggy and har ness; horse w -ighs 1 200 lbs. A bargain at $ 100. Call on or ad dress lorn Wilson, 313 Washing ton St. tf FOR SALE. Thoroughbred Jersey cow. Inquire K. Muulding. West noseburg. .ja8 FOR SALK Olt TRADE. Ten acres 3 miles from Kugene; li or 7 acres set to apples und cherries; all til lable, flee soil; 3-4 mile to good, 2-rooin school; will sell or trade for Roseburg property; inilsl lie good nnd reasonable in price. Ad dress ti'i W. .nil nt., r.ugcne. Or. KLAMATH FALLS HAS LATEST SI'SPECTED COW CHEEK 1IAXD1TS. WANTED. WA.NTF.D A I bookkeeper and sten ographer wants position all or part of time. Address A. H., care Re view, dtf MONEY TO LOAN. First mortgage on Improved farms; long timo Ioiiub ut 8 Interest; amounts $2, f.00 nnd upward. Write to E. H. Unrbcr, Myrtle Creek. Or. dtf LOST AND I'OLXD. LOST. lu or near the Kinney Addi tion to Roseburg, a silver mounted spur. Return to Frank Cox, or leave ut Review otlice. W. W. WALLACE COXTUACTOIt Ceini'i.t Walks, ltrlck, Stone P. O. Box 221. Roseburg, Oregon Office Hours: Phones: 10 to 12 a. in. Oinoe Main 1711 2 to 4 p. m. Rosid. Main 1721 UK. I.ITCKTTA SMITH, Physician Women and Children Diseases a Specialty.. Office, Masonic Bldg., Second Flooi The Oregon Cms and Electric Com pany. W. F. Bourdmau, president, which Is installing u gas system In Roseburg. has executed a mortgage for $11(10,0110 In favor of the Anglo Cullforuln Trust Company, of Sun Francisco. Tin mortgage covers "nil real, personal, mixed and eorporlul property heretofore or hereafter ac quired" by the gus company. A copy of the mortgage was llled with Coun ty Clerk Lenox today, the recording fee for the big document being $3 1. REAL ESTATE transfers. W. L. Cobb, i-; al. to A. ,1. Stunn er, 47l; lots (, 7 it lid S. block 3. nnd adjoining property, Miller's Add to Roseburg. .1. M. Stark to Martha lleckathorn. $1; 1-3 of an acre sec 19, 22-7. L. II. Denny to J. W. ltnrtrnin. 10; 24(1 acres sees 2S ulld 33. 24-0. F.stuto Sol. Abraham to F. C. Me- (iugor und A. .1. Colvln. $10; 5 lots, block 33. Olendnle. C. N. Long tu O. (1. Struever, $1: Mi Int. SO acres sec 2S. 2o-l. Melrose Orchard Lund Co. to A. K. Parsons, $tlllft; 2711 acres Kdeli Orchards. IHt. C. L. PEARSON DENTIST OFFICK IN REVIEW Hours: 10 a. m. to 3 BUILDINO ALBERT S. Ill KY OPTOMETRIST 118 W. CASS ST. 'toseburs ... Oregon Telephone 3uB. Dlt. Hours 9-12 K. W. lll'XT Dentist. Abruhnm Bldg. Roseburg. Oregon. DIM. SEEI.Y. SKTHKU A STEWAHI Physicians nnd Surgeons. Suite of Ottlce Rear Douglas Coun '.y Uauk Building. (.1 round Floor Phone 1161. ROSEBURG .... OREOOX LOST. Saturday evening, lady s golil watch, Wullhum movement. Was lost on Douglas street. Re ward for Its return to Review otlice. dull) FOR SALE Wine room Douse on lot j 70x100; nice location, Inquire, at Review. dtf FOR SALE. ".-room house. 2 lots: 80x100, on Flint street. Address; D. C. Mctlhehey, Roseburg, R. F. j D. No. 1, Box a.". dtf 1 FOR SALE. Lots 11. 12 nnd 13. i block . Wnite's Addition, situated I on South Jackson street, and ideal I for residence. Inquire . Walter Cressy, 71a Cobb street. dif FOR SALE. Lot 60 reet front und extending to river; fine river bot tom soil. Inquiro at 508 North Pine street. dtl FOR SALE. Ten acres in the hea-t of Edenbower; good house, barn, line well of water; four acres young orchard. Enquire or T. A. Flndlay, Edenbower, Ore. :1a? LOST. A K. of P. (Knights of Py thias) watch charm, gold enam eled. Finder return to Elmer E. WIniberly, or to Rovie-.v ollice, and receive reward: KEYS FOUND. Ring of 14 keys found on Camas Mountain, on Myr tle Point stage road. Owner please call at this oillce. FOR SALE. 10 acres, G-rooru home, barn, city and well water; 1U miles from Roseburg. T. A. F'.ul luy, Edenbower. ial 1 FOR SALE. 20-horse power hori zontal tubular boiler. Inquire nt Roseburg Steam Laundry. dtf FOR SALE. in acres good land; r room house, barn, chicken house; horse, wagon, two sets harness, spray pump, etc. A bargain. T. A. Flndley, Edenbower. dull FOR SALE Fine sorrel mure. 7 years old; works double or single; weighs 1200. II. M. Haskell. Box I I 2, Roseburg. da 1 3 Patronise Review advertisers. Eastern Oysters In Any Style. Short Orders at Any Hour. Quick Lunch Restaurant. YE TOY, Prop. UlXil LAU DINNER, y-sc. Chlckeu Dinner Every Sunday. Open until 10 p. m., dally. Sheridan Street , Near Depot. F FOR SALE. Homestead- relinquish ment, 100 acres timber land: Weaver (illicit. 1 " miles south of lioseblllg; peeled log house, three rooms, each 1 li feet square: gar den and yard fenced with pickets; tine spring, some fruit. (leorge St. Clair, Olalla. Or., care 10. Olll- vant. dsw FOR SALE. P 20 acres. CO acres in cultivation. 100 timber, balance grazing land; house und 3 burns; 0 miles of fencing; plenty uf water. Price $10 per acre; terms. Addicss owner, Box 123, Myrtlo Creek, Oregon. da2.i FOR SALE At a great bargain, ! room modern house, hard tinished, nearly new; two lots, coiner Floed und Pino streeis; cement sidewalk, paved street to corner; lour blocks iroiu depot. Apply ut premises. dswtf FOR SALE. What will you give for one of the best organs in Rose burg'.' Wo have a new piano and will sell our organ at a bargain; sweet tone, and In the best of con dition; will sell on npproval and give time payments. Address C. V., c o Review, Roseburg. dsw FOR SALE. 1 leave August 10 for the East; nut being convenient to ship my piuno, will sell to the per son making me the best offer be fore August Mb: this piano must be sold, so Investigate quickly if you want a good piano. Address R. C, Box T. Roseburg, Or. dsw KLAMATH FALLS, Aug. 5. Bert and Frank Wilson, believed hy the police to have been Implicated in the Cow Creek triiin robbery, are held here on the cNnrge of holding up and robbing Aif Mostyn of $00 on the "Bridge of Sighs" in tills citv. ine iwo men arrested are stalwart, i hllskv looking vmniir riiu.. iu i live und twenty-eight yeurs'of ago are clean siiavcn and dressed ; Pluck suits, not fur from new. The Wilsons are suspected of be ing me Holdup men who robbed ; Southern Pacific lirissnmrer lrli. Cow Creek Cunyon, us they are said in answer me description of the train robbers very closely. In a In LOCAL NEWS. FOR SALE Saddle pony, young and gentle. Inquire ot W. E. Mursters ut .Marble Works, near Deer Creek bridge. dtf 4 "f- FOR SALE. Forty acr,os, one mile from good town and high school ; fine house, running water, young orchard, horses, wagon, cow, etc., everything complete. A snap at $3200; terms. Inquire or address M. M. Miller. Co Review ollice. dsw During hot weather you cannot af ford to make bread when you can g sanitary machine made bread at the I inpo.ua Bakery. dtl CASTOR I A For Infants and Childtca The Kind You Have Always Bough! of fytZu PH. i. L. CALLAWAY. Osteopathic I'liyslclan. Graduate American School of Osteopathy. Klrksvllle. Mo., un der founder ot the science, Dr. A. T. Still. .. hrnhnm Bldg. Phone 1011 ROSEBI'Rtl OREtlON OKKCOX RKSTAI'UAXT Open Day nnd Night. First-class meals at all hours. J Fresh Olympla Oystsrs. Fish and Clams all Lie time. 4. Regular Meals, Cents. . Havu added a new Balcony -J. especially reserved for ladies aud families. An Electric Piano will furnish music during meal hours. L I.I.I . M.-IM IHt . Bears the Signature DRAYINGI Gooils Handled Carefully Lumber Mauled E. D. IN12ELV nioxK ao7-Y. NEW YORK CAFft 4 Chan Jo, Prop. OPEX DAY AND XKiHT. Meals alAH Hour. Regular Meals 30 cents Chicken Dinner Sundays, from 12 noon to 2 p. ru. Chop Suey. Noodles. Fresh Oysters. Fish, etc., ail the time. Cor. Jackson A Washington Sts G FOR SALE. 20 to SO acres of good garden und fruit land, free soil, running st renin: part can be Irri gated: ubout 200 cords of woo.!; S',2 miles from Roseburg on North Deer Creek, known ns the C x Ranch. Address Box 6(J, Dixon ville, Oregon. dtf f ; INCOME PROPERTY FOR SALE -F I 15 room boarding and roomi house, bringing $40 per month cash income. In excellent locality. Plastered; hot and cold water In every room; bath on each floor; furnished throughout. $4700 It taken at once, dood terms. Ad dress O. C. Drown. Dlxonville, Phone Farmers 3X7. or W. li. Hill Wilbur, Oregon. dtf FOR SALE. Twenty acres creek bottom land. H mile from Myrtle Creek; S-room, 2-story house, barn and other outbuildings: 5 ncres prunes, 19 years old: family or chard. 6 years old; this place h?( highest record for size of petite' prunes of any place near Mvrt': Creek. For Information adiire.-.s ' E. D. Barber. Myrtle Creek, or. c FOR SALE Lot 94 by IS.-. feet:! good six room house w ith cell ir. eleitric lights, city water, etc. Nice' maple and walnut shade trees: 1 peaches, apple-0 cherries, plums, j tUs. grapes und strawberries, a , good garden; rher bottom (Mi;; : centrally located. Price $;'0ii. j terms if desired. No. S22 et Mosber street. dtf ' t i! FOR SAI.K. Neat, (i-l'oom bungalow and 10 acres. I 11. miles from V. O.; S acres cleared, 0 acres plowed, of which j nre in young apples and peaches (good garden land); bal ance wood land; good water; valu able horse, cow, chickens; garden tools and implements; telephone. Will sell furniture with place, if desired. ill be sold cheap, as 1 wish to leave for the Philippines us soon as possible. Phone Farm ers' Itili, or address Box 4.'.S, Rose burg. dtf Think of It, u piuno given away at ifoscphNon1. d(f Ono piano vole with every cent ol your pun-haw at Joseplison's. dif Rolled oais and parley, cracked and whole corn, wheat and all varie ties of ii. ll feed at the Douglas County Mills. Phone 13. dtf Ask for piano voles ut Joseplison's. dtf Im price oz foodstutts baa come down at the North Side Grocery, dtt Ask for piano certiorates at Joseph son's. d, Auto for hire, day or night service. Ceo. Culver, Hotel McClallen. Phones: daytime, 2; after 11 p. m.. 237-R. v , Douglas County Creamery butter only 70c a two-pound square. Ask your grocer for it. Patronize home industry. Tho price ot roodstufts has coma aown at the North Side Grocery. ICE OKHAM. dtf I v ! 4 i- J 1- EXCEPTIONAL FIXE FARM. X Barely one mile from Oak land; 77 acres, nil but 10 acres rich bottom land, bal ance gentle slope, ull clear plow land except two ucres wood; good 20 ncre alfalfa field, fair buildings, old or chard; stream, tine well. Being close to town this is a bargain at $S(mi0; terms on pnrt. P. A. COPPARD, Oakland. Oregon. For VOIir lea erami ..11 the Douglas County Creamery. Phone no. dtf SMOKED HAM, SLICED. Harness & Johnson, the grocers, nre now prepared to servo you sliced smoked ham, also sliced cold boiled ham, in any quantity. Phone 103. d Dressmaking. Will go out by the day or sew at home. Fancy dresses a specialty Miss Mabel Stone, 717 S. Hamilton. d27 -.'sve Aruudel rune It. tf . . ij: . . T i-nnn rtiiiuuH nine It. f ! 4. .. The greatest germ destroyer 4. mm uisinieciiint Knowu. Will destroy odors and germ life in 20 seconds. For use In sinks, toilets und sick room. We guar antee this preparation to do all we claim for it. For sale by .uursiers Drug Co. tf fr 4- 4- 4- 'h 4- COAL! COAL!! COAL!!! LADY WELLINGTON - 1 L. I f T t I j "-"'."Ml, 1 rrl ir '3 ' ' ip V' IT IS TOO LATE TO ItETl RX THE ROAST when R Is rooked, but If you get our savory prime beef you will be more than satisfied In every detail and we will have your steady trado. We make a specialty of delivering or ders on timo and waiting on custom cars without delay. The Economy Market Geo. Kohllisgcn, Prop.