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EVENING ROSEBURQ REVIEW I89UED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY REVIEW I'lllMSHINU COMPANY ARE YOU FREE FROM Entered at Roseburg. Oregon, Post office a Second-Clam Matter. L. WIMIIEItLV lug Dl;d the ll'.vatnck butlr:M. "Oil some forests tho ranker til list ba a Specialist in one or more of these lines of work. Thorougn fa- till i i ' t i in 11 In ri t y with the region In which ho ncauacnes, UOIUS, indigestion, seeks employment, Including In gej Pains. Constipation. Sour Stomach. ScntTa!! i Dizziness? If you are not, the most though lack of tttiu may be mii,,lk-(l " rt an. 4 J 1 y exjTi'iu:e In similar iVKtumt. .effective, prompt and pleasant. No invalid N.cd Apply. 'method of getting rid of them is to "Ttle examination of applicants : I I . l 1 along the practical i.nes indicated 'lake, now and then, a ciesertspoon-, above, and actual demonstration. V 60 jful of the ever refreshing and truly I'f''".".-" ' required. invalids ik i r I I i o ; seeking light out-of-door einplovinc nt beneiicial laxative remedy byrup i i not apply. Experience, not ot hios and PJixir ot Vienna. It is ; U""K education, is sougni. aitnougn DAILY Per year, by mall Per mouth, delivered . . . , Per week, delivered SEMI-WEEKLY u I i ..a a n nn Hlx months !. it. 00 well known throughout the world as the best of family laxative reme- THIS ST0P7? NOTICE OF GENERAL C1TV EI.EC TIO.N, SI I'TlvMI'.I lt :ki, inn. ASSISTANT KANOKItri WANTED I'dlt I'OltESTItV si i: ici:; iioo a veah. 2fl. Tin- dies, because it acts so gently and strengthens naturally without irri tating the system in any way. To get its beneficial effects it is always necessary to buy the genu- WAKIIINtiTO.V. Kept. manufactured by the California Hanger on October 23-2 1, mil. The rig by nip Co., bearing the name ir 8 Department of Agriculture ..,- t(,e Company, plainly printed on Minutes that 400 ellglbles will he , , r J r needed during the Held season of lne ror" ol every package. 1H12. Assistant Forest Hangers are paid an e nuance salary of SI 100 per annum. I forest rangers are thus described In The examination will he held lit i Hook," which rontuliis the National Forest hcadcjiiarlcrs in the ! regulations and Instructions for the several states. i use of the National forests: Tho law requires thai, when prac- "A ranger of anv grade .oust l.e tleahle. Forest Hangers must be thoroughly sound and able-bodied, qualified citizens of the stale or ter- capable of enduring hardships and rllory In which the Nallonal forest on performing; severe labor under trying which the; are appointed Is situate!, i conditions, lie must he ni.ie (r, Since Ilio list of local ellglbles mu.u care of himself and his horseB In be exhausted before ellglbles resid ing In olher states can be appointed, tho chance of citizens of outside states who go to the Nallonal forest states and take the examination i. secure an appointment Is small. The requirements and dimes of regions remote from settlement and supplies, lie must be able to build trails and cabins, ride, pack, and deal tactfully with all classes of lieople. lie must know something of land sur'elug. estimating and scal ing timber, logulng. laud laws, mln- Women's Secrets Thar. U one mtn In the United States who hat perhapi heard mora women's isereti than any other man or woman in tha country. Theae tec rota are nut aeereta of uilt or ahame, hut lbs aeereta of lufferins;, and they have been confided to Dr. R. V. Pierce In the hope and expectation of advice and help. That lew ol theae women have been disappointed in their ex peotationa ia proved by the fact tliat ninely-cijlit per cent, ol II women treated by Dr. Pierce hove been oholulcly and altogether cured. Such record would be remarkable if the csaea treated were numbered by hundreds only. Hut when that reoord applies to the treatment ol more thun huli-a- mil lion women, in a nractice of over 41) vMr it .. I i and entitle. Dr. Pierce to the mtilude .ceorded him by women, ai the fin! ol speeialltta in the treatment of women a dieaca. h.,YArT An WT m"y C.n.'u" f)r- Ficrce h '"". sbaolulely without charie. All repbea are mailed, tealcd in perfectly plain envelop, without, any pnntinl or .dverti.in, whatever, upon them. Write w.thout bTar a" with. BuffSo N Y U"pcn",r' Aaaociution, Dr. It. V. Pierce, Prt j DR. IMICRCIC'B FAVORITI5 PRESCRIPTION 3VEa.1e.oib "WotKls. Womeu 3t-or.cj, - Wotuon 'Xj7"oll. ability to make simple maps and write intelligent reports upon ordin ary forest business Ib essential. "Where aaddle horses or pack horses are necessary In the perform ance of their duty, rangers are re quired to own and maintain them. The forest service furnishes no per sonal or horso equipment. "Hangers execute the work of the National forests under the direction' of supervisors. Their duties include patrol to prevent fire and trespass, es timating, surveying, and marking timber, the supervision of cutting and similar work. They issue minor permits, build cabins and trails, over see grazing business. Investigate claims, report on applications, and report upon and arrest for violation of forest laws and regulations." Tho examination will consist of questions regarding tho use of the forest, supplemented by a field tsl to show the applicant's fitness to do the actual work of a ranger. Edu cation and experience will be rated on the answers lo the questions on these subjects In the application lorm and on the applicant's use of English In the written test. Horses for the tests in riding and packing will be provided by the forest service. The examination Is under the con trol of the Civil Service Commission, and not of the forest service. Infor mation In detail regarding it. Incliid- the names of the places at which It will be held, will be sent to anvonc applying to the t'nited States Civil Service Commission, Washington D. C. Notice It hereby glveh that a gen eral election will be held In the City of Itoseburg, Oregon, on Monday, October 2nd, 1911, between tho hours of H o'clock A. M. and 6 o'clock M.. ut which said election tho follow ing oliicers will be elected: One Mayor to serve for two years One Hecorder lo serve for two years. One Treasurer to serve for two years. i . One Councilman for each of the six wards of tho City, each of whom i are to serve for two yearB. Said election will bo held at the following named polling places, and conducted by the following named Judges and Clerks, or their duly se lected substitutes: First Ward. Polling place. Court house; Judges, J. D. Sturdier, F. W. Dillard, J. 11. Sykes; Clerks, D. It. Hhambrook, Lo"ia Dublver. Second Ward. Polling place. No. 310 N. Jackson Street: Judges, Her- I man Marks, J. O. Newland, J. r . SALEM. Or., Sept. 29. There will Templin; clerks, Key. K. M. Mears, be no special session of the Leglsia- Fred Wright. ture called to make good roads laws. Third Ward. Polling place, Rose- i nis ultimatum was announced this; burg Hotel; Judges, Ueo. Neuner, i murnlng by tiovernor West, who ! Sr., W. J. Brand, Carl Hoffman; I stated that, inasmuch as the general i Clerks, E. N. Ewart, 8. J. Jones. I public Is not in favor of calling a I Fourth Ward. Polling place. City' special session, and the people of the' Hall; Judges, Grafton Worthington, ! entire state should enact good roads W. J. Tester, C. L. Hamilton; Clerks, j laws, if so desiring, through the C. W. Baker, Dee Howard. ' initiative, be ran find no Justification Fifth Ward, Polling place, Fuller-! for the Legislature Xo meet out of ; ton's barn; Judges, A. J. Bellows, GRAY HAIR Ml. ICTTtf UMtSM? 4-01Y Ml CftM writ nit I reasviafrtf ncif lor rcittmi m ' iMm ef km vBick h (I'M, fiif. lot iu tattriTtart. tt4 fcf ulnt4 tMviaals- CUMty 0k Cftm CwHum m kttutti Itf rrlitaL It "tin" Mtf "rttlortn'' fcan UtiMoi'ttl f M try It attff fa Hi, A lre iMkclt M ftobttt, Utt. ItftMliiiifctwCttalMfrMciuaL A:df.iiti J1JJ0 tatlbf Kor sale by Marsiers Drug Co. I XO SPKCIAIj skssiox of l.Kt.lSLATl UK S.IVS WKST. WE HANDLE ORLA MOLASSES The purest and best. The old fashioned kind and a favorite with all housewives. Try a can. Upon using you will want an other. Put up in quarts, halves and gallons. Mrs. A. C. Ridd Son the regular session. EXCEPTIONAL PKOOItA.M AT THE PALACE THEATEIt. Sail Soap! A good yellow product. A thorough cleanser. During this week only we will sell 8 Bars for 25c Roseburg Rochdale Co "What you want, when you want it" One of the best musical specialties that has ever been heard here opened last night at the Palace. The musi cal prograpi was given In three parts: Mdme. Cobslalice opens the first act with a violin selection of exceptional merit. loiioweit by Mr. Heeves In a lltiglehorn solo, with violin obllgato. The second act conulstn of vocal solos and duets of semi-classical iongs. Miss Ella, the soprano, has an extra good voice and the applause snowed the appreclailon of the audl- n.-e. i.ittie .Miss Aliene as th? souhrette. with her natural acting and delightful voice, was a most wel come change from the regular stereo typed form. The third act consisted of a novel feature Introducing the bugle calls or the U. S. Army. cloBlng with "Talis." iib played for the burial of soldier boys. These acts, in addition to the superb pictures of "Faust." made one of the cleanest and nnui enjoyable programs ever given on tho tocai stage. 1 nis urogram, with changes In vocal and musical num bers, will be repented tonight. The Palace will go back to Its regular program Sunday night. iiELPKrr, words. From a Itoseburg Citizen. Is your back lamo and painful? Does it ache esneclnllv after . tlon? Is there a soreness In tho kldnnv region? 1 lieso symptoms I nil I cite wnnU I Sidneys; There is danger In delny. Weak kidneys fast grow weaker. Give your trouble nromnt ntten tlon. Doan's Kidney rills act quickly? They strengthen weak kidneys. Head this Knseburg testimony: tleorgo Protzman. 242 Hosn street I Roseburg. Ore., savs: "It Elves me i pleasure to recommend Doan's Kid ney Pills, for they have been used In ! my family with excellent results. I i do not think thero Ib any other prep- a ration on the market as effective as ! nouns Kidney 1'llls In relieving naln 1 In tho back and olher symptoms of kidney trouble." For snlo by all dealers. Price SO ; cents. Foster-Mllbtirn Co.. Buffalo, j New York, solo agents for the United States. I Hemember the name Doan's nnd tnko no other BARGAIN OFFERS You Can Make no Mistake. Here are a few of Many Choice Lots in Beautiful Fair Acres. Opposite The Soldiers' Home. Ueuben Marstcrs, A. S. Frey; Clerks, j Loyal Stephens, O. A. Houser. I Sixth Ward. Polling place, Page1 Lumber Company oflice; Judges, A.I Creason, J. W. Wright, L. M. Par-i rott; Clerks, J. L. Grimes, 11. flj Church. ' By order of the Council. j Dated this 20th day of September, 1911. ; A. N. ORCUTT, j Hecorder of tho City of Itosoburg, Oregou. ds30 THERE IS BUT ONE CHURCH BROTHERS' . BREAD Th. HOUSEWIVES' FAVORITE Order Church Brothers' bread from your . grot'er. It satisfies. Get the habit. It will become fixed. Noue so good. CASS STREET PHONE 35 DELIVERY HOARD OK Eyi ALIZATION NOTICE. Bargains In 2nd H bargains Ranges, Heaters and Cooks Standard makes, at prices to suit all purses. Call in and see (hem. o L. H. RHOADES & CO. 2nd JCOODS WANTED If you are contemplating purohns mg a gomi Blzeil hill of fall and win ter supplies It will pny you to do so now aim tnus get n chalice at that splendid J.MI.OO sewing machine that we are giving nwny Thursdnv nfter nnnn. Septener I'Sth, at 2 p. m. urn win get run value for your money In the quantity and quality of i no gonna you buy and If your pur chase Is tho larger In any one day you will get the machine absolutely ireo. Mtouid some one else have n larger purchnso you will still have a chance at some of the dinner rets lo follow. Investigate at the Roch dale, dsw Young man buy a lot at Fair Acres. Small cash payment, llalance easy ; DR. EINI.AY . ' 4. DcntiM. 4 Rooms 4-5. Hell Sisters' Wdg. 4. fl-l-4"M"l"I"I"I"t"l-I"I"I"I"t"I"H ! l DR. It. K. SNEI L 4., 4 Osteopathic Physician 4. , j. Rooms 10-11. Marsters llldg. 4.' 4. HOSEHUHO OUEUON. 4. 4. Phone 119. J. TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTin C-110 Choice lot, 40x110, on Jackson street; a snap at $3000. C-lil choice Fair Acre lot, $100. C-112 40 acres, 1 tnilo of city limits; good improvements; team, wagon, harness, all tools, 200 chickens; 2 Jorsey cows. Only $4000.' C-113 2" acres In Edenbower; new Im provements. A very choice buy. Come in and let me tell you about It. Brown's Fair Acres Let us take you out and show you the finest soil as well as the choicest loca tion in the valley. Wo lip.ve city water, electric lights, free mall delivery and telephone. Better buy a lot now. List your property with us. J. W. Campbell "LIVE WIRE" Rettl Estate Aln 340 JACKSON j Notice Is hereby given that the , Board of Equalization of Douglas County will meet in the olllce of the County Clerk of Bald county in the Court House In the Cltv of Rose burg, Oregon, on Monday. October 16, 1911, at 9 o'clock a. m. Said IJoard of Equalization will continue Its sessions from day to day, exclu sive of Sundays and legal holidays, until tho examination and correction and equalization of the roll is com plete, and publicly examine tho as sessment rolls and correct all 'errors' in valuation, descriptions or qualities of land, lots or other property. Now, therefore, all parties who may bo agrleved by reason of valuation, de scription of otherwise as to their as sessment, will please take notice as above stated, and make their com plaints to said Board of Equalization, otherwise their crsossment will stand as made by the assessor. Dated Wednesday, Sept. 13. 1911. F. L. CALKINS, dsw County Assessor. Lots J150 and up nt Fair Acres. Easy terms. Sco J. W. Campbell, tf THE ORIGINAL Empire Livery, Feed & Sale Stable Cor. Main and Washington Sts. BANKS & WELKER, Proprietors. Transient stock given best of care. Horses boarded at reasonable rates. First class rigs; good horses; careful drivers. Blacksmith Shop in Connection All Work Guaranteed. PHONE 5 Roseburg, Oregon October beddings If you are looking for some suit able present for that wedding, it will save you much worry to Bee our Brilliant Cut Glass Hand Painted China Beautiful Silver Pieces I Tableware, Etc., Etc, j NOT much trouble to make a solec-' tlon from our stock, ALL ARK NICE. I Just a matter of how much or little' you desire to spend. J i Clingenpeel Jeweler and Optician! PHONE 211. i Dry Fir Wood We Grain of all Kinds Split Oak Wood Want Hay of all Kinds Slab Wood Your Feed of all Kinds ORDERS Now is the time to order your winter's wood take ndvant age of our special prices. We make our own deliveries, insuring promptness and correctness. Warehouse Winchester Street, on the Switch Telephone 163 .. ROSEBURG FEED AND FUEL CO. The way you look And still more, the way you feci, depends on the groceries you buy, and the service you get where you buy You will look pleasant, throw out your chest and smile when you order groceries from us. Fresh fruit, string beans, sweet corn, tomatoes and melons, all good and fresh every day. Get on to our delivery system . The North Side Grocery ir1 1 w E 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. Jf 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
