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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL NEWS. IV. J. Moon went to Albany on busi ness today. Mrs. Willie Smith and child are vlstlng with relative lu Eugene. Mrs. A. J. Carman and little ton returned Friday from a visit in Sll vertou. Mrs. George Weber returned Fri day eveulug rrotn a visit with rela tives near Albany. Mrs. C. C. perdue, of Portland, In visiting here with her sister-in-law. Mrs. Alice Perdue. Mrs. Mary Brock way left for Port land this morning, where she will visit with a daughter. Mrs. Henry Conn left Friday even ing for Merrill, Klamath County, to visit with bur daughter. Fresh crabs, shrimps, razor clams, halibut aud salmon at the People's Market, Haynes brick, phone 175. A farewell party wua given Brake man and Mrs. IJcholl by the ladles' lodge of the li. H. T. at the Maccabee bail Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bcboll left that night fur Portland to reside. Throe fine J. I. Case automobiles arrived here this afternoon for 8. li. Crouch. Two are "31) ' horsepower and th other a "40." Each Is a Mve-passenger machine. The "40" li for Ueo. Kohlhagen, one of the others Is for 8. C. Miller, and the third Is still uhsuld. While making a connection ot gas underneath tb rear stairway of the Parrott building this morning, Zeke Allan, employed by the local gas co ru nny, was overcome by fumes. He managed to crawl out oulo the side walk, where he became unconscious. He revived In a few minutes aud went home. We are Informed thut The Itevlew was in error Friday In stating that a Cadillac automobile driver would uot venture the passage of the Pass Creek Canyon this week. Instead, the Cadillac demonstrator from Port land was under instructions to go no farther than Cottage Urove on this trip. The Douglas County Board of Edu cation will meet In Koaeburg this evening to consider various Items of business, among which will be the appointment ot two county super visors for the ensuing year. The present supervisors are J. J. Keruau and E. H. Hedrirk. The members of the board are County School Superin tendent Thurruan Chancy, Superin tendent J. W. Uroves, of the Koae burg schools; C. L. Chenuweth, of Oakland; L. L. Kurd, of (ili'iidule, and Benjamin Huntington, of Drain. City Marshall II. Kenton this uf ternoon filed a charge of larceny In the Justice Court ugnlst Win. Scurf, h transient, who lute Frlduy night stole an overcoat, an umbrella and J some eatables from the Presbyterian Church, after the close of the Brotherhood meeting. Scurf wan seen leaving the church by Rev. J. F, Burkhart from the niuiiHe nearby and Fenton was Immediately notified. Securiug a horse, the ofllcer trailed Scarf as he walked out of town on the Looking Ulaas roud unci overlook him at an early hour this morning hiding In the brush at the roadside about six miles from the city. J. U ('Bsebeer. M. M. Bruuihuch. K. Hatfield, E. C. Davis. It. S. Bar ker, 1,. 0. Mathews, l.ufe Whllsett, A. M. (Jullugher, lieo. Cox. E. A. Kruse, Frank Huhn, Heer Creek; W. I.,. Singleton, Fred Price, J. F. Hinder, ('has. Barker, Oak Creek; K. T. Blakely, II A. Blukely. Wide; Lee Love. W. (1. Hill. T. E. (irue, W II bur; J. II. Bouney, Sutherllu; lieo. J. Stearin, Ouklund; J. T. Siuugh, W. M. Brisbln, T. L. Lee, Looking Glass: W. T. Emery, S. I). Evans, F. II. Schlegelmllrh, W. It. Vinson, Coles Valley; E. E. Lullrle. Curden Valley; Ueo. 1). Itooe, I'. E. Murks, Eden bower; K. Dutsthkey, Henry Conn. Melrose; Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Ilush nell. Tenmile; Col. J. (I. Iuy, Olullu; Baiter Koblnson, Clengurry, were among the Roseburg visitors today. Justice J. E. Bow wus here from Elkton on busiueHs today. Mayor-elect J. M. Murtlti was down from Myrtle Creek tills afternoon. That place has good prospects for a busy season thin veur. I We offer 40 Acres Containing 10 acres of fine fruit land, balance oak wood, one mile from city limits. $900.00 cash, $1,000.00 on terms. 75 Acres $1,500 cash, $1,900 terms, the cheapest land anywhere in Doug las county. At the prices quoted no man that has a few hundred dollars to offered at a distance of from Cill at Room 205 Perkins Building STILL TIME TO GET THE COMPANION tOK 81.73. The publishers of The Youth's Compuniou uunouuee that they will accept yearly subscriptions at Il.tJ up to the end of March. The new rule of nil will go Into effort promptly on April 1. The large num ber whose subscription run over in to tiie early weeks of the year, as well as those wtio were unable to send In new subscriptions before January 1 will huve tins opportunity New subscriptions received at this to get the Companion for another weeks at the old price. If you hud no other periodical reading lor youi fumlly. The Youth's Companion wou!d be sulllcieut sufficient for keen enjoyment by every one, young and old; sufficient to keep you posted on the Important news aud eveuts ot the day; sufficient to give you a mind richly stored with useful knowledge. The new departments have become Indispensable features of the paper. The puge devoted to the interests ol boys iu school and college ulways has an article of expert advice on athletics by some one who speaks with authority, whether it Is football, basketball, skating, swimming, or other vigorous pastime. The puge for girls suggests useful occupations at home and profitable occupations In the community, without forgetting that girls like to be ornamental us well as useful. And there Is the fam ily page, which In the course of a year tills the place of a domestic encyclopedia. Subscribe now toduy while The Companion may yet be had for 11.73. THE YOUTH'S COMPANION, 4 44 Berkeley St., Boston, Mass. office. Foley's Kidney Pills What They Will Do for You They will cure your backache, strengthen your kidneys, cor rect urinary irregularities, build tap the worn out tissues, and liminato the excess uric acid that causei rheumatism. Pre vent Bright's Disease and Dia betes, and restore heulth and strength. Refuse substitutes Sold by all Druggists. THE MOV! Mi:T I ITI.V i:phi :sm:s your undying remembrance of t he silent sleeper beneath II. It tells nil the world that the gone are not forgotten. We are always ready to offer suggestions for inonu ments. Our experience and knowledge are alwua nt your cotuuuind whether you wish to erect a sim ple stone or the most elaborate memorial. Consult at any t lino. You will find our advice excellent anil our charges moder ate. V. K. MtltSTKIt Ofllre foot of Jackson street. lUwhurrf ... Ilnitoi TO CLOSE the following described P. Cooper and T. P. Carnes, two of (ilenguriy's oldest residents are reported to be much improved from recent illness. Fraternal Itrot lietiioud members and ex-liieinbers residing In Koselmrg and trinity will please fill I on or communlcule with M. 0. O'.Malley, Oregon State Manager. Orund Hotel, tills city. d:it Empire Livery, Feed and Sales Stables, Bunks tit Welker. proprieties New rigs of all varieties, good gentle teams aud curefnl drivers; also teams that aie safe for ladies to drive. Blacksmith shop In conuec-. tlon; all work guaranteed. Phone e , London Street Begg.irs. Speak. tin f the swarm r l":;'cr and "piinlmndiers" lu the jill-li tropolis. tiie London Tithes suys "Th street of Loinb.ii never full to n t : rn the professional becu'ar anil nev. r it appoint bllll. The Mendicity soli' tells us llnit n beggar can e.vm limn thun the wages of the a Venice worUPi; man and thut it Is probably no i xi i geratlon lo say Unit well o'cr S.Viii.i.i is given awiiT haphazard to betri-'nr ii the streets of London every year.' " Her Discovery. "T hnve made a discovery." derlnret' the bride. "So?" "Yes. I find one enn cook well on slove B on n rh itlnlf ill-li Realty I wus surprised " - Louisville Courier Journal. He oprrr vrnniutit a pontl d:iy' work who went grumbling hIkhii li - i-r in on A. r. A A, M -UurM sgr. No 11 fK iilar imM-Uiign. im the mtoihI anO jJUurtU Mciliif(laa of h1i iiiinlh ' .ManiHile Ttiiiitl cur ni r JacLtauu aud CaU. Huluurut-m luvltcrl to attetul. N.Hhi.W.M. H. H. C. Wocu.HC. BP. O. Kl.KH, Koaeourt lxKa. io.S8S Hold rvgu'ar ooajinuulcattoui) a: the iilki Temple oil in6 aud th Tburidayn of . at li nuOtb. All mem be re ruquerUid to attend reauiarly, and allvlillinf brotbere are cor 11 vj iuvtUid tuattua. 8. h. JnmrtiKOir, K. R. II. C. Hi.oCfM. HocmiarT. DKUKKK UK HUNUK Myitic UKlge No. i Mtta and aud 4th Motiday vn(niP ol eact moiiib lu the Odd fe'.iuw'a Tcuiil. VlflllliiM mumbtiri 0'rilially ItirlUfd to atttud. AlH I.AMt'wtN.r.OI 11 tL H. I.KHtia. Kuc. M aL'u Kikk. Ktt-tlrer. IO.O.K., riilli'tarian Uhik ju. fl-Mi t In Odd Kt'lluH 1 fin corner ol Jan kmtti unit Cava .-tret to, uii f Hinnln. evening- ol em b wek. M in lw i ul Ibe order ill tCi im tLsjiiduiM are tuvlled tuatti-ud. W H. Katur. N. . M. M M iLl.Kk. K. rt. I (I ii. K.( Kliiiir lai Unlfxc Nu. 174, meet Odd ell..vii leliijiU' every 1-r.dny rirUiTR Vtall UK tireltiero hI wnyt. we lioiue. f. M. I KM I.NRI, N. li. W H I'.iWKLL, K H. M. th ki.k. K. rt I O.O. K , I'niuii hiH'Hiiiiiiient Nu. V-MtfU in (odd tVelluwit leiiid un ibe In! and .Ird I nurntiay e i' ii in km nt chi D inula It. lull- llil bfellivteu hIwh weleuuie. I'AH1.0llMN, ('. P I. k.. M ii.i.Kjif.K, tVrlle. Muhkk woohmks of amkkica, My ti t ii nip Nu, ULUi nieeln ter Vlnl Hlid 4' n 'I ui'Mlsvy id ivcr uii'tilli in llit rnilex l(ali, on Ji k-ui i .ri. travel n Nt ititiuri ar ciJidial ly iitvihi1 lu v Imi um ('biii. CM ih. Mi Kl Minn Y, Con , It. tl HUM. ( iflll OI'KK.N HHOl II h.KHOOK OK AMKKli' A Kum-Ii'hk LudKe Nu. - Meeia ev. ry Jtnl and U KiiUy In Mm-eaheu Inn pie VIkIIHik ueiubeiH alu iy well nine. (i. 1.. W KK.III I'reMdellt ,. 1 . 1 huhmun, M'lnury OK H , Kiel.iire luapier No. H- lluldnlheh ri'Kiilar inetliiiu nu I l ami .r I I liurn.lny in taeli M li th Vloilliikl tnt'lti tH-r II md fisiiiiOiiK aire re-j'eetfully invited lo at vitd. Mm. J . kkk JiiHNfHiN. Kevretary liK ikHhKAH, Kum'Imi r Kebeknh LodK K 41. 1. O. O. K - Mt'etH in Odd Killuw. 'I e nude everr I uemlM v " eiltiiit VlMllllia titet Ritd lire lb. m invited In alU-ud. ' MMN. A. A.JoMh, J. M lUI l I KWIfl. Hs-I'V. 1 Mm. v. II. I'a i Hit a, Kinauclal iVef. WOOIiMI- OK 111 It WOIU.D, (ink t-amp Nik Meet! at Uir O.ld Kellovta' Hall Ml Kvt,iiir, every lt and .(rd M..n U vei'liK tut In k netit htHT alwnyi welci.uia M M. MU i.IlR. ('. ( . J A lU . H vnaN. rif.k WOMKS OK WOOIK KAH', 1 IIkc Circle No. 4 M.et mi Ul mid trd Mmidav . vcnn of rn.li mouth at 'dd Kellowa' IUII. V 11 1 1 tl at lllellitietH U tfoird HlaildlllK art III riled lu ailenil. M N I'll I.IK JotlNfttM. (i pi. runt V twi.riBi d. 1:101k 103 Acres 25 acres fine fruit land, well wa tered, balance of Inad has enough oak wood to pay for the whole tract. S3.000.00 cash, $3,500.00 on easy terms, 1'4 mile from cily. 70 Acres This place we will recommend for its wood value. S100.00 cash, $1000.00 on terms, one mile from city limits. mmmm "Portland's Largest North weit'i Grandest Hostelry' Absolutely Fireproof 725 Rooms 300 Rooms With Bath 100 Sample Rooms Otcuplet ti entire bltck In the heart tf bu.ineti and financial diitriet. The tnott nucnifl ceot Lobby, Beitatutnt, Ballroom, Banquet Hall and Public Reorai id the Weat. The utmost la comiort u4 convemeoca. Headquarter B.P.O.B. Grand Lode Convention, PetUeUd, iU BUtOPBAH PLW-kATE3 ll.M TO S3.M PER DAT Butte Meet Svery Tiaia tad Steamer H. C. BOWERS, Haaacer J. H. BBQWITBLL, AMiaUnt Minifer WANTED. Man and wife for camp rooking. Cull or address Portland Cement Co., RoMburg, Ore. Easter Specials New hhipnn nl of smart KASI Kit PATTKKX II ATS at womlcrfully n-nsoniiblo prlrcn. Wonder niiiijih In Dn-Ks HatK ami I'Iiiiih, Kapler Sp.TiaK in SuitN, OrcsscH ami Cnalx. 1 Hair iMMls N' kvvt'jir. Novi'ltics, llamllmg:, (iossanl Ctnct. (ilovcs iiih) Hosiery. ami our store is an art gallery of "fine arts" jewelry. We take special priile in carrying only the best at moderate prices the kind that are standardized by advertising in the national magazines, particu larly Good Housekeeping Magazine. A. S. Iluey Company Roseburg's Leading Jewelers Strictly First Class "a" Grade Doors . ( rovs I'iim-I Kir from 91.10 to $ .7.1. I 'mill Honrs $:t to 1H hitlmv mi i in iroHiriion. Witidnw ns'ililM fnun :l oiiim1m to 20 mmiihU. at -r wr !'. West mili i'orl tl.V ht IOO fitt. Ollur rudt'it I.V I t ..V per loo frt t. S. B. CROUCH Sheridan St. Phone 243 OUT tracts of land at prices 24 To be will be invest should hesitate to grab ho'd of a piece two to three miles from Roseburg, at less than WHEN IN Portland, Oregon TOP AT THI HOTEL MULTNOMAH Wool bags, wool twine at J. F. Darker & Lo b.. Koaeburg. tf Patronise Hevlew advertisers. In Style and Price. THE LEADER Jewelry aeongszozne fine Arts AN ESTATE 137 Acres Vi mile from city limits, 30 acres fruit land. $2 500 spot cash $3,000.00 on terms, well watered. 52 Acres 48 Acres 48 Acres Acres 24 Acres closed out at prices a surprise to Douglas NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. The two leading magazines of the Pacific Coast, the Pacific Monthly end the Sunset, have been consoil dated under the title ot "Sunset the PacKIc Monthly." It Is the Intention of the publishers to spare no money nor effort to make Sunset the Pacific Monthly a credit to the West and a magazine of Na tional value and Importance. To Introduce It to new readers, we will make the following special offer: Send !0 cents In stamps, and we will put your name on our sub scription list for the next four months, and will send you a free copy of the Buperbly illustrated Mid Winter number, and also the famous Sunset Indian poster, securely packed In a mailing tube. It will make a beautiful ornament fur your front room or den. The Review's Big Progress Edition, in Attractive Magazine Form Will Contain Facts and Figures, Stories Prepared by Well Known Local Authors, Men Who Are Especially Familiar With Their Subjects, Covering Each of the Sub stantial Industries of Douglas County, Including General Agriculture Horticulture in all its branches Dairying Livestock Breeding Vegetable Truck Crowing Manufacturing Mineral Deposits of County Lumber Industry of County Articles covering Educational Facilities Churches Climatic Conditions Real Estate Values Increase of assessed valuations for past 1 0 years. Street and Road Improvements Transportation Illustrated writeups of the various towns of Douglas County Interviews with twenty five or thirty promi nent business and professional men setting out in concise form their ideas regarding the best oaniags here for the homeseeker, and why? L3tt3rs from iilividual fruit and grain growers giving ligures on production. Published in Magazine Form on a Kod quality of book paper, profuFely lllustralod, this Issue will be a credit to KosebuiB and IIoukUis County. The Indications are that the progressive business and professional interests of the county not represented in Its columns In some form will be about as scarce as the proverbial hens teeth. Recognizing an Issue of this character, of which many thousands of copies will be sent broadcast into the hands of prespective settlers as a splendid publicity measure for Roseburg and Douglas County, the pub lic spirited firms are almost unanimously supporting It. The fact that the Progress number will have a w ide local circulation, going Into the bauds of all our subscribers In city and county, makes it an attractive medium of local publicity also, annd give those who co-operate with the Daily Hevlew value received in every way. besides enabling them to help along a movement that cannot but prove greatly beneficial to the commuulty as a whole. Has your firm nrranged for representation? If not, telephone the Review office and our representative will call on you. lo it today. that will not 104 Acres 2 miles from city limits. $2,100 cash, $2,500 terms. 3,500 tiers of wood on this place. 20 acres of this land is fine apple land. 23 1-2 Acres Fenced and good well, 10a of fine land for strawberries, small build ings on same. $900 cash, $1,000 on terms. that Co. of land, because no land of same value is $100. Roseburg, Oregon Send your order to P.-ed Lockley, Northwest Manager, Sunset tbt Pa cific Monthly, Portland, Oregon. SOl'THERJi PACIFIC TIME CARD, Northbound. Name Lsart Shasta Limited .. 7:30 a. m. Flyer 11:40 p. m. Overland 11:00 p. ni. Port. -Ashland locul 1:45 p. m. Port.-Koseb'g local 8:00 a. m. Southbound. Shasta Limited ...12:31 a. ei. Flyer 1.16 a. m. Overland 4:06 a. m.s Port.-Roaeb'g local Port.-Ashland local 6:30 p. K. No. 17 ties up lo Rosebura. riving here at 11:40 p. m. It formi the equipment of No. 20, wblca leaves here at 9:00 In the morning. returnln to Portland. last long I- i I