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Newspaper Page TextREMOVES . BLOOD HUMORS Evary pora and gland of tha skin U employed In the necessary work of praasrring Its smooth, even texture, softening and cleansing It and re'U lilt ing the temperature of our bodies. Thin is done by an evaporation through each tiny outlet, which goes on continually day and night. When the blood becomes Infected with humor apd acids a certain percentage of these impurities also pass off with the natural evaporation, und their sour, fiery nature irritates and inflames the skin, and dries up Its natural oils, causing pimples, bolls, pustules or somi itching rash, or hard, scaly skin affection. B. 8. S. cures skin troubles of every kind by neutralizing the acids and removing the humors from the blood. B.3.S. cools the acid-heated circu lation, builds it up to Its Ecrmal strength and thickness, multiplies its nutritious, red corpuscles, and enriches it In every way. Then the skin. Instead of being irritated ana diseased by the exuding acrid maf.er. Is nourished, soothed and softened by this cooling, healthy stream of blood. 8.8. 8., the greatest of blood purifier", expels all foreign matter and surely cures Eczema, Acne, Tetter, Salt ilk mm and all other diseases and affections of the skin. It removes pimples, blackheads, and other un sightly blemishes from the skin and assists in restoring a good complexion. Book on Btau Diseases and any medical advice desired free to all who write. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. OOfRT CASES DISPOSED OF. (Continued from page 1). LOCAL NEWS. mints for plffs., C. I. Leavengood and Fullerton ft Orcutt for deft. dis missed. lit. Giant Powder Co., Consoli dated, a corporation, plff., vs. Oregon Western Railway Co., a corporation et al, defts.; suit to foreclose Hen. John P. Logsn and John C. Shlllock for plff., Coihow ft Rice, R. A. Letter and Wm. D. Fenton for defts. Dis missed. 802. 8tte of Oregon, on rela tion of C. E. Hasard, Mayor of the town of Drain, plff., vs. C. E. Stewart and Drain Water Company, a cor poration, defts.; quo warranto. Q. P. Coshow and Geo. M. Brown for plff., J. 8. Medley for defts. Con tinued. 80S. Pacific Coast Line Railway Company, a corporation, plff., vs. Warren P. Reed and Marjorle W. Reed, - defts.; condemnation suit. Oeo. E. Frost, Sr., for plff. Con tinued. 818. D. 8. Knoies, plff., vs. K. L. Kooles, deft.; suit for divorce. C. 8. Jackson for plff. Continued. 129. Warren Lucas, plff., vs. T. E. Singleton, deft.; to recover per sonal property and damages. George Neuner, Jr., for plff., Csrdwell ft Watson for deft. Dismissed. 840. Patrick Murphy, plff., vs. A. F. Stearns and C. L. Chenoweth. partners, defts.; to recover money. R. W. Marstera and C. 8. Jarkson for plS., O. P. Coshow for defts. Con tinued. 854. Bute of Oregon, plff., vs. Ed. Franklin, deft.; Indictment. Geo. M. Brown, Pros. Atty., Cardwvll ft Watson for deft. Continued. 878. Francis Wlxson, George 11 Wlxson and Frances K. Wlxson, plffs.. vs. D. A. Morrison and F. L. Sher wood, defts.; to foreclose mortgage. Fullerton ft Orcutt for plffs., 11. E Youmans for defts. Dismissed. 878. W. E. St. John, plff.. vs. John 8. Duer, et al. defts.; action for money. O. P. CoBhow for pi If. Con tinued. 884. W. E. Davidson ft Co., plff.. vs. K. L. Miller, deft.; action for money. Collier ft Collier for plff.. E. H. Hermann for deft. Dismissed. 118. E. O. Young ft Co., plff., vs James P. McDonald, et al, defts.; In foreclose mortgage. O. P. Coshow for plff. Continued. 18. Chas. McGee, plff.. vs. W. F. Bhelton and II. F. Perdue, defts.; to foreclose mortgage. Fullerton ft Orcutt for plff. Judgment for plff for 81231.66. 825. Stale of Oregon, plff., vs Ed. Leslna, et al, defts.; condemna tion suit. A. M. Crawford and Geu. Neuner, Jr., for plff. Continued. 829. Clara Murks, plff., vs. Mel vln Damewood, et al, defts.; to re cover real property and damages. C. 8. Jackson for plff., Fullertou ft Orcutt for defts. Continued. 930. Clara Marks, plff., vs. II. J. Wilson, deft.; ejectment. ('. 8. Jark son for plff., Fullertun ft Orcutt and Dexter Rice fur deft. Continued. 942. A. C. Sauford ami llowurd W. Turner, plffs., vs. C. A. Itlddle. deft.; to recover money. Fullertun ft Orcutt for plffs. Dismissed. 952. James A. Vt-Utaii. plff , vs. Marie A. Klter and lien. Idler, defts.; to quiet title. lluchanall ft Porter for plff. Dismissed 967. Ada May t'uistolt. plff , vs Simon Keuton Cmstott, d.-f t .; di vorce. George Jones for plff. Com-J tinned. 9S2. Geo. A. Crane, plff., vs. A. L. Thornton, deft.; setlou to recover money. Albert Abraham fur plff Continued. I 064. A. R. Downs mid Cecil , Gross, plffs., VS Geo. K. tjulne.i Sheriff snd Tax Collector of Doiigli.-, County, Oreiton. def ; inun.-tii,n Cardwcll ft Watson for l ifts (Vn tlnued. 977. V V. Hurst ft Co.. plff . vs Wm. Wright, deft ; action for numey C. I. Leavengood for plff Judgment for plff. for f At 40 981. A. 1.. Km bin. plff . vs C K Stlrton, deft.; to recver nii.'.v. Drown ft Eddv for plff. Hlsn sed SKH. Frank II lluches. plff . vs I. W. Mailer anj Roaey Ha. N r. defts , to foreclose iiutrtg.igo. (',, or1' Neuner, Jr.. for plff Dismissed 1004. Douglas C. InctiiTii. ( Iff . vs. H. I. Hrow,:lng. deft : suit. George Neuner Jr. for plff. Dis missed. I e j The baiaar that Is rtftcre-,1 ! the ladles of the M. K. Chun h. Smith i Place. Masonic building Tl:ic of opening. Monday. Mav J T t h. Will have for sale home rooking, iimd.,- ewtr.g, groceries and f uiiii'-.iie. dtt Gold Medal Camp Cots at Strong's $2.50 and $3.50 II. G. Klore. of Looking Glass, was a business visitor In town today. Mrs. II Barrels, of Albany, Is vlslt Ing here with her mother, Mrs. llar- num. John Hunter returned Thursday evening from a business trip to Port land. J. II. Dooth left this morning on a business trip to Corvallls and Salem. Mrs. C. W. Davis, of Drain, Is visiting here with her sister, Mrs. A. C. Seely. Mrs. Eva Struhle. of Portland, Is visiting here with her mother, Mrs. Emma Howard. Mrs. Matheny, of Airlle, Polk County, Is the guest of Mrs. Lincoln Wright, of this city. Mrs. D. Baldwin left this morning for Sacramento, Cul., where she will be the guest of relatives. Mrs. C. D. Bull k srrlved from Myr tle Creek this afternoon to visit with her sister, Mrs. A. C. Seely. Miss Perry, who has been em ployed at the home of 8. B. Crouch, went home to Myrtle Creek today. Rodney Langlols, of Riddle, Is here to spend a week with bis grand parents, Judge and Mrs. G. W. Rid dle. Miss Lucy Hooper, aged 15, sub mitted to an operation at Mercy Hos pital this morning, Dr. Seely con ducting. Mrs. George Hhamhrook returned home to Grants Pass today, after a visit here at the home of her son. D. II. Shambrook. Miss Vada Watts, of the rent nil telephone station, left (his morning for her home at Oregon City for a several weeks' visit. Mrs. Maud MeClnllen. of Los An geles, who has spent the past two weeks In this city, leaves tonic III for Walla Wulla, Wash. Cant. L. II. Knniins, the night watchman, Is reported seriously III again and grnvn fears for his re covery uro entertained. Don't think that the piles can't be cured. Thousands of obstinate enses have been cured by Doan's Ointment. 50 ceuts at any drug store. llulihnrd Estorbrook nm! son, who have spent the past week in this city, left this urternooii on their return to How Ktver, Lane County. Itev. R. II. Dollurhlde, pastor J the Tree Methodist Cliurrn 111 West Itoselntrg for several yeurs past, has ln-en transferred to Murshfleld. John W. Consldlne, of Seattle, one of the leadlnK theatrical and sport ing men of the Northwest, was the guest of Frank K. Alley at Itotiaday Stork Farm today. He was acroiu- panled by C. A. Harrison. Miss l.ida Summers, of linker City. is the guest of Miss Flossie Slllllll- hrook In this city. Miss Summers arrived here this arternoon irotn California, where she spent the winter. II. G. HailKhtoll. of the Clink ft Henerv Construction Company, Is shipping the company's paving equip ment In this city to Eugene, prepara tory to hiKltinlng work on contracts there Atlortlev A. N. Orctltt. of this city, lias been formally appointed city at torney of Kiddle. He will continue to guide that progressive little city In Its general improvement propa- gimda. Attorney S .l irkson. of this city, returned i'huisd.ii night from San ,'riuirls, o, fill., where lie won a vic tor" In the Pulled Stales Circuit Court in a diim.icc suit brought iignltist the llulnkliilil t'lmsollilntcd I'opper Conipiitiy for his clients. Fred tittsett. and Ills demised brother. Frank Utilised, sons or Mr und Mrs .Imllcs Wllllsell. of G Ictlihllo. A Jur g:ive the pl.ilnllffs a Judgment for $v'.io. lu ti; c;.lo.i.n at Ihe run punx s mint- t.,.,r Comm. Cal . en M.in li H. 1 !;. Prank hltsott hi kill- fl and I'rrd w;is tei riblvi in luieil Tliev were It, the employ of tile cotti.iiiTiy si the lime '1 he rum 1'Hin uflel.'d to s. ttle for $.00. lull ih - is r lined .it.d a suit for $ .o. orn ,i. tillages lollow.-d I tie trial ot tl t r.i-e n. , itj.i,., 1 it ,1., V tlllte. I'miillieili ellie lit w.,k of the lllyh si h 1 ' '1 M nloi'i irt marked by mi other -dea-uni i.tl fun, lion thl niorn'tig h n th ght graduates were Ihe sues: of Miss Mildred W II .!! Ill .1 M ii', lock t.te.ikl.l" of SIX on:... - rx. il at her home In North It,".. 'irg I,:' pr-'lt, ,1. vorntii, s. hen,,, h.ih t.urltd ,"il io ttle i l.i c.lois of p itplc .it., I hlte Till- a- p .rtM ulai ! f,'.ilMt--1 th liatul p. in,"..! l.i,e ,,,i,u Ir.iring the tig lire of s senior Mi tap and gown li- a Car-i.k .!st.-. Mi.s W ll n in ree-ii in i- at,,! nervtlig The Kliests .1,11,- fr.'-. l.cl 1 1, Valley. Ce, li HI i 1 1 . , I r r il-oi, Wi- Violet Ma, U an, F.lsie o..,l ruff, liii,. Moore :,ni Wallbn Wat s m , i.?ii. !'..!!, g th.- il.isx and Mis II I'. ll.on ,t the logh s, h.iol Tlill'idai ll'Jt tie gliolnateS Heie h.-.itd til oi.iiiot- a!.. I toti'g'it t'tev will rer. i, h :r il'l'loiuas at the I'rehTienun Chnrrh. Fartners, Vrh,iiii r:'ro,iders laborers rely en Dr Tliotr.a Keleetlc oil Tak.-s ti e silng out uf ruts, hums or bruises at onre t'sin can not stay where It Is used. IX THE CHURCH WORLD. Francis J. McConnell. president of Depauw 1'nlverstty, is the fifth bishop to be elected at the general conference of the Methodist Episro pal church In session In Minneapolis. The general assembly ol the South ern Presbyterian Church at Bristol. Term., refused to adopt the majority report of lis committee on "Kon.aii Isni." which suggests a plan of at tack on Catholicism by the evangeli cal churches of the l.'nlted States and Canada and the establishment of a fund to RUpport converts from anions the priests. Accusations that Rev. David M. Hand, pastor of the Baptist Church of Moscow, Idaho, who was arrested this week and held under a I'.OOO bond. In a case charging him with having wronged Hazel Benedict, the 17-year-old daughter of O. A. Bene dict, superintendent of the Baptist Sunday school, held Improper rela tions with other girls, are made in an affidavit made Thursday by Eve lyn Clark, young daughter of Mrs. A. B. Clark, who 1b said to have been embarrassed by the minister to such extent that her mother appealed to Sheriff Brown for protection for the girl. Thomas Nevltt. a half brother of Evelyn, accused Rev. Mr. Hand last week of attempting to mistreat his sister. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS LOST m.lll leather purse with some small change ami bun. h ol SIX keys lu it. Finder piease icaic at this ofllre und get reward WANTF.U WANTED. A bench man. to. cabinet tsikr snd Apply to J. G. Flook dtf AT THE HOTELS. The Grand. M. C. Thurlnw, C. M. Hoberg. A. S. Brewster. 8. C. White. John Thurra. K. H. Besteland, Port land; 8. J. Bauer, Seattle; J. Beck, Sells-Floto Shows; P. E. Kelley, E. Ormand. W. O. Human!. San Fran- cisco; W. O. Walker, Wilbur; A. J. Chamberlain, Marshall. Minn.: Mrs. E. M. Alexander snd son, Nor'h Bend; W. N. Crouch and wife, Oak lund. Or.; G. Stengel. F. Ehrltch. Marion, Kan.; J. J. Kenny, l.eona; J. W. Newland, Ten Mile; E. E. Gall. Medford; J. A. Bachelder. N. Y. McClallen Gen. Sheridan, North Bend; F. C. Frledly. G. Dynan, I. 11. Dllley. J. II. Altman, F. M. Wagner. C. 11. Burns. P. E. Cleland, K. B. Mitchell, R. E. Mieth. C. G. Adams. A. 8. Rand, E. R. Eaves. P. W. Hose. W n I lo P W tlorris mid wife. O. Metscharl, Portland; C. C. Ilolzet.l Germany; C. R. Shtpnian. Tunnel No. 7; 8. MrKean, L. L. Drlssei, c. H. Walker, S. F.; C. A. Brand and wife. Garden Valley; C. F. Watson and wife. Glide; Clair Cross. Days Creek: O. W. McCoy. Medford; R. C. Stead. Gold Hill; V. Cnlvlg, AsMand; (. I . Slandley. Camas Valley; ('has Klishlus. Rochester: J. W. Consldlne. C. A. Harrison, Seattle. WANTED Waitress at the Quick Lunch restaurant on Sheridan tf WANTED. Milk customers. Drop j card or call on Mrs. S. K. Graham, I 6U4 S. Main St, i:;e.s FOR SM.K 3. C. White Leg rrn. select eggs for hatching. Irani fine prue w Inning and neav) :i:r.g siiKk. Address C. C. Dyer Koscburg. Oi., R. F. D No. 1. dj2 FOR SALE OR TRADK. A bugg and harnei, as good as new. Ap- P', to A. J. Starmer, 420 South Stephens. dsw FOR SALE. Eggs for hatching from best laying strain of prize winning W hite Mmorcas. $1.00 per setting of 15; also few cbolce cockerels 102 N. Parrott St., Roaeburg. dsw WANTED. Work by the day br womau of experience. Call at last house on N. Main street, near Deer Creek. WANTED. To rent house with barn on premises; will lease for year or more If satisfactory. Ad dress Frank M. Morgan, care Geo. M. Brown, Roseburg, Ore. WANTED Good, steady blacksmith. Good location and will offer good Inducements to right man; no transients need apply. E. E. Leas, garage and machine shop, Oak lund, Oregon. FOR RENT FOR RENT. Two furnished houses, one 4 rooms and one 5 rooms. For particulars Inquire at 544 S. Pine FOR RENT. Suites of furnished housekeeping rooms with all mod ern conveniences. 126 North Kane FOR RENT. Three bed-rooms, with hot and culd water; for men only. Enquire at this office. DIED. MARTIN. At the home or her daughter. Mrs. Hurry E. Hermann, In Millers Addition to ltosetiurg. May 2:1, 1912. Mrs. Carrie Martin, aged 511 years. Mrs. Martin was brought here from Klamath Kails, her hi two months ago. then hopelessly 111. She Is survived by her husband, .1. A. Martin, and two daughters besides Mrs. Hermann. They are Mrs. Anna O Fnl.v'.i. of Klamath Falls, and Mrs Charles Murray, of l.ostine, dr. Louis Martin, a son. lives at Klamath Falls The bereaved husband and Mrs. O Karroll were among those who at tended the funeral held In this cilv this afternoon. Services were con ducted at the Hermann home by Rev. A. J. Stunner and Interment fol lowed III the Odd Fellows cemetery. UICAL NEWS. Through John T. Long und R. G Smith, his attorneys. .Max Weiss has filed notice of appeal from his con viction 111 the Circuit Court Just n year ago Thursday of violating the iocal option law. resulting In his be ing fined J.-,0l. Bilious? Feel heavy afler dinner? Tongue coated? Hitler taste? Com plexion sallow? Liver noeils waking up. Diuil'l Hegillels cure bilious ul tarks. 2a cents at any drug store. The price of foodstuffs has come down st the North Side Grocery, dtl 15 cents per roll, Kodak develop it.g at Clark's Studio. Douglas County Cnumery butter only tac a two-pound square. Ask your grocer for It, Patronize home Industry. "Pride of Douglas" and "Queen City" flour bring results. Ask the Douglas County Mills. Pbonu It Wool bags, wool twine- tt J. I" Barker ft Cos.. Rosehura. tt Call up 340, the Douglas County Creamery, for cream. Smoked bam sliced at the Benson Grocery. Dr. J. I.. Callaway. Osteopathic Phy sician, Roseburg Nat. Bank IliiiUlmg Burbalik and American Wonder seed potatoes at Benson's Grocery. Most Rosenurg housewlvea uae either "Pride of Douglm" or "Queen City" flour. There's a reason for It Phone 13, Douglas County Mills. If your grocer doesn't carry either kind Empire Liverr. Feed and Sales Itables. Banks ft W piker, proprietors New r!gd of all varieties, good gelitli teams snd careful drivers: alst teams that are safe for ladles tt drive. Blacksmith shop In counec lion; all work guaranteed Phone k He persistent In your ad vert Isi ng . the h.itd.'M thing to f t:d today is y,ster,lav s new sj'.i per. HOARD AND ROOM 15. per week single meats 25c, 405 W. Wash ington street. Mrs. L. 11. Bald win. FOR RENT Furnished front bed room with or without board. Apply 627 Court SL Corner Ella. tf FOR SALE OR TRADE. FOR SALE. 8x10 8 oz. tent. Call 241 Flint St. FOR SALE Househole furniture of 5-room bouse; will sacrifice all together. 546 Pine Street. FOR SALE. Lot 80 feet front ana extending to river; Due river bot tom soil. Inquire at 608 North Pine stri. dtf FOR SALE Oats and Vetch hay, Geo. Telford, Happy Valley, dsw FOR SALE Good two-seated surry, will soli cheap. li. G. Wilsou, North Roseburg. dsw FOR SALE Suckling pigs, six weeks old. Inquire at lieu Hive Grocery or ut .Max Weiss' ranch. dsw FOR SALE. 90 acres, 12 acres of it rich river bottom in cultivation, 10 acres oung prunes; smU bullae, buru, chicken house, etc. A snap for $0U0; teruis. Ad dress Box T, Roseburg, Ore. dsw FOIl SALE 400 acres, about 80 acres has been farmed, more can he when cleared, balance timber and pasture; u first class sheep, goat or cattle ranch; twelve miles Iroiii Roseburg 011 R. F. D. Prize $ 10 per acre, casl. or terms. Ad dress M. M. Cure The Review. dsw FOR SALE. 1 acres, 4-rooio house, woud house, etc.; 4 chicker. house, several chicken runs; all first-class soil, all fenced nnd cross fenced; good water; a first-class poultry ruurb. Will sell cheap. In Hire at Review office, or ad dress W. E., care Box T, Roseburg. dsw FOR SALE. 7 0 acres, with house, barn. etc. About 2 acres rich river bolto; balance bench and 1,111 laud with some of it cleared; plenty of timber a. id pasture Price $l.'tfo. Address Box T, Roseburg, Oregon. dsw FOR SALE. Planing mill at Eden bower, fully equipped. Including stock of lumber; lot 60x200. Good proposition for some one, and cheap: also new four-room bouse, lot I11O1IOO. Call ou or address M. W. Aldrlch. Box 8, Roseburg, or phoue Sub. Ks. FOR SALE. Farm of 200 acres, f e miles from Drain; 100 seres In c.iltlvnllon. 60 pasture and 40 tim ber; good outside range; first eU:.s dairy and stock ranch; good hou.ie, 3 barns and other build lugs. Price 825 per acre. Addresa 11. 11. Hrooui, Drain, Oregon, dsw Of IMS Sell . ,1 t o r 1.1 I, IT.nlusk lll'-i '1. .i M-vr- m.v m . ., M M II 1 . ; 1 1 1 1 . ; V hi , N ,s i. I 1- W.MN OF Sildl'imn 1 1 .a.' , i-, Me. u ti ! m l r.' VI. v. el f. ti m.enh SI .1.1 I. .. 4-' VMill-i ri, nl.eii Iti (1,0.1 irsii !i: . . flle.l III SOelul Hi, li'iirt.MMi n. in I IH'SINESS FOR SALE. $700 buys the store building and fixtures at Koler (Reuben station), together with the lot on which It Is situated. Twenty acres In conjunction and along Panther Creek lor sale at lluoO. Address Mrs. L. 11. Grout, Koler, Oregon. dswjl FOR SALE. Team of blockr, young, well-matched sorrel geldings, com ing 3 and 4. will make about 1200 lh hnriM- rafrlv well hrnke: also one large and one small mare with colts. 11. G. Klore, Looking Glass, Oregon. daw- See our bargain counter. Benson Grocery. The See Strong's Gas Plates SHOW CARDS Commercial Deslgus Specialty. BELLE N. SMITH Studio with Churchill-Warner Co DIM. SEELY, 8FTHER A STKWAR1 Physicians and 9urgc4lis. 3ulte of OClces Rear Douglas Na tional Bank. GrouLd Floor. Phone 367. RO8EBUR0 .... OREGON V. W. WALLACE COXTR CTOR Cement Work Specialty. Brick and btono. lue Mantels. 851 W. Kosher St., Roseburg Ore. ILLERT 8. UIKY OrTOMETRlSI 118 W. CASS ST. toseburg - - Oregos 'U RDOX A. FORY Vocal Lessons Studio 437 North Rose Street Phone 2:ii)-R. ROSEBURG, OR lilt. D. E. SNEI.L Osteopathic Physician Roams 301-302. Perkins Bl Ig Roseburg, Orego... Phom 119. MILS. CHARLES HK1NLI.NE Studio 423 Ella St. Phone 33-ft Teacher of Piano HI. 11. E. HERMANN Eyesight Mperialist 217 South Stephens SL KOSEBLRQ ... OREGON Offlie Hours: Pbonea: 10 to 12 a. m. Office: Main 171 I to 4 p. m. Res : Main 172 DIL I.CCI.TTA gMrlH, i'hjslclan Women and Children Diseases a Specialty. .11r.ee, Masonic Bldg., Second Flooi DR. M. ASliTO.V Chiropractic Physician siplnologlst. Rheumatism, Sciatica. Lnmoago, Etc AiUlt and Chron e .' Is.-ases. 124 Csss St. ROSEBCRO, OR LOCAL NEWS. IS cents per roll, Kodak develop ing at Clark's Studio. Dr. E. J. Bonner, eye specialist, or Medford, is In Roseburg for a few ' days. Phone 2 SI. TDr. Hermann, eyesight special 5ylst, will be Id bis office, 217 So. Stephens street, from the 1 Brat to the fifteenth ol eaou month Telephone 4-Y. d:f J. O. Rygg, the tailor, received a fine ascoi.uicut of spring and sum- tner goods. Couio and look theui , over for your summer salt. Over Perry's millinery stop. dtf ; "Pride of Douglas," a Roseburg 1 product, and "Queen City," a bard wheat article, made a. Vancouver, Wash., are the two best varieties of flour on the marl... Why use any other kind that cost more? If your grocer doesn't carry either brand, Just phone 13, Douglas County Mills, snd a sack will be delivered at your borne. A BARGAIN 2 nice level Iota, each 40x100 In Walto's addition, only 3 blocks from High School, 1 new house 24x32, 9 ft. poBts, shingled roof; another house 12x20, 1 wood shed 7x15, city water and sewerage, fine well to Irrigate garden. Price (950. $500 down, balance on month ly payments of $15 for first year, then $10 until paid, Interest at 6 per cent. Page Investment Co. 7o9 N. Jackson, or Phone 242.. tf WE HAVE MOVED. We wish to notify our many cus tomers that we are now located in our new building, corner Pine and Woodward streets. We have an abun dunce of room and all the facilities for doing first class work. Give us trial order. , sasr LONE STAR LAUNDRY (ltf Hygienic Kalsomine Does not show permanent spots when water is splashed on the walls. B. W. STRONG The Furniture Man FIRST-CLASS HORSESHOEING. First-class norse shoeing, work manshlp guaranteed. At Banks ft A'elker's shop (the Rexroad shop) ot Main street, dswil 1 TRESPASS NOTICE. Positively ho trespassing allowed on the lands of the Curry estate. dsw N. Ct'RRY ESTATE. .T..t..T..T.,!.J i 4 1 1 BETTER SPRAY. NEl'TRAI. i ARSENATE OF LEAD. 1 ; J. Manufactured by the C.illfor- A nla Spray-Chemical Co., is the genuine and has a guarantee on 4 f every can. For the 1 est re J. suits, use no other. For sale 4. by J. F. Barker & Co., Iinpln J. ments & Vehicles. 4 dsw 4. "I- "I "I "I" -I" I""iX"I""I""I""""I""a"" Are You a Knocker? HOTEL SEWARD Alder and 10th Streets PORTLAND. OREGON K ris', K 'iI3.3?is nm t i 1 IIOTKL SKWABD Is one of the most artistic, modern and elegantly apolnted hostlerles in the Northwest, it Is located In the very best and most respectable part of Port hind, being In the retail dis trict und within a few short blocks of all the leading theaters and other places of amusement. The management respectfully solicit your patron age and good will. Take Bun at depot, or car marked "W,'' and get off at 10th street. Rates $1.00 and up. W. M. SEWARD. Proprietor. CHEER IP, THERE'S BETTER TIMES COMING. Think over these bargains: I 10 acres near good town, well Im proved; 35 acres in cultivation, 5 acres pasture, 5 acres young or chard; 3 young mares, 5 cows, Jer sey bull. 2 wagons, buggy, all farm tools; 80 hens; all household fur niture. Price $7500. on easy terms. Also have some 20 and 40 acre tracts, potato lund; running water; will sell on crop payments; 15 acres, 1 mile from good town; small house and barn: about 4 acres bearing prunes, apples, pears, cherries and peaches: ull tillable land; some tools. Price $3L'00, terms to suit. These will be gone In a short time. E. 11. HAI'.ltl It Grand Hotel. Roseburg, or write to Box 1S7, Roseburg. Your Eyes will be carefully examined and correct lenses prescribed If needed A. S. Huey Our Meats Arc From Specially Selected Steers, Fed and Fattened By Us, for Our Trade. Choice cuts, such is every customer appreciates. We are ready to sup ply your every want In the meat lise. Send In your order new. SHERIDAN ST, Roseburg Meat Market Phone 134 NEWHARD I.ROS., Props, IT S A SIGN OF GOOD JUDGMENT i B'JV K. I lu FOR SALE Huff O-plngton eggs for hatching. $1.50 for Is eg(-a. E. L. Farrens. Edenhower, Or. dsw FOR SALE Chicken house and! ft nee. Jump seat buggy, harness j e:c. Call phone 53. tf j Foil SM.C Four room cottage on ( let 40x110 ft., 1 ' Mocks from the Roil dale store. : 1 9 So. llain.1 or cull nt Review office. tf HI'.. J. L. CALLAWAY, Osteopathic Physician. Graduate American School ot Oste vathy. Klrksvllle. Mo., un der founder of the science, dr. A. T. Still. Rooms 7 and ft. tlcwrhurg National Hank Building. HOSEBl 1U1 OREGON. HEN f .m, h,i''ceww,.)rr.,nr. ;'. I an t-MIMM A M IMIKI. '" Allonsaa, s) avast I U. I. AUTO TRANSFER i. F. CLEMENT. Pmp. Phone 70, or leave orders at J. U. gykes gun (tors. FOR SALE. Pure bred Acorns mi:, scttlnn of 13 for $1 50. H J.iv Stone, 717 Hamilton St. Phone .Ml; SWT -Two doien While Leg horn hens an 1 two iH-k birds, at a P.n.ilti. address II. II. Church. Hum burg. V gon. diulS SAND AND GKAVFL. All persvns intins s.md or gravel will please r.iil al the o.:.glnal Empire Livery snd Feed Suites. We have teams for making prompt delivery. Banks ft Walker. dtf Oregon Restaurant Opea Da.' and Night. hFA.ri MARKE't i . v whe people decide to buy tha beat lumber. it is evidence that they know wl. t real economy la. Buy ing lumber here means that yon get the best and most thoroughly sea soned lumber to be had. Every foet of It will work up without waste. Every penny you spend here paya for lumber that y n can use to advant age. Try it. Orders filled for all kinds of fruit bova. The J. G. Fleck Co. Roeebarg, Oregoa'N VOC LEAVE OCR XEAT MARKS! with admiration f r tha perfect elaaa llnesj which la everywhere apparaaL You own kitchen couldn't be mar free from even tha slightest susplslaa of dirt. So there Is an added satis faction in coming In person to selsat ihe choice cuts we alwaya aava as hind. Give yourself and os tka P "a ire of a II today. The Economy Market Geo. Kohlhagva. Prop. Flret-clsss Meals at All Hoai. Fresh Olympla Oysters, Flsb and Clams all the time. Regular Meal. SA Crata. Have added a new balcony es pecially reserved for laJlea and families. t You Don't Have To Go To Sea To See PAT .rusMVaiidinTaXrr,:, ''"-v, "r 'hlmn. y Mucks. Omeal si walk I a.,. "" "urk k,"d' mon.y In P.W VJY i' "9' V 1 " "t V O K i.lC . 71 , : 'g ar-proof window lock. It or ra!.,,y,H;,bo? i,! " """' 'n-''r!'ltr 0"r tun' "B"'"D"R F. F. PATTERSON