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EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW ISSI KI) DAILY EXCKirP SUNDAY RKV1KW rt'DLlSIIINU COMPANY Entered at Uoaeburg, Oregon, Post office as Becond-ClUBH Mutter. U WIMDIUtLY au lncrchsA In the valuo of property to every property holder in the county. An many people are in fluenced by actual exhibits, it 1b ap parent tlmt Douglas County will Ioko Homo excellent advertising unlena ho me Interest Is taken in preparing a unliable exhibit. StiCIttiTARY. TUIO OF SAKKS 11KFLECT ItFNFWFD ACTIVITY IN OltlX.ON TIMItKK MAKKKT. DAILY Per yoar, by mail $3.00 Per uionth, delivered 60 Per week, delivered 16 BKMI-WKKKLY Per year $2.00 Six months $1.00 Aim ST HHJ AIOKK lHHtit.AH COINTV i:hiimts Aitio vati:d. The CotunioiTinl Club received a letter this morning from Mr. U. C. ('hapmuii, of the Oregon Develop ment League, calling attention to the fuel (hat Douglaa County bad sent In no exhibits for the Oregon car, which will make the rounds of all the Important land hIiowh In the Kast this run. Ah Mr. Chapman Kays, these ex hibits mean people later on, and new settlers are well worth obtaining. The farmers and the real entate men have luvn generally notified that grains, grasses, vegetables, etc., will be acrfpti'd by the Huh and sen! to Portland for exhibition purposes, but tbiiH far not even one handful of wheal, straw has been bruubl, in. The other counlles of Oregon doubt b ms will make coinpreheusl ve exhibits, as the expense attached con sists only in furnishing the initial exhibits, but the ranchers of Doug las County Beem absolutely Indiffer ent us to the advertising of this par ticular county. It would be no burden on the farm er to bring or send In a small sheaf of oats, wheat, alfalfa, or similar product, and If several of our farm erB do this, in a very short time we will have an excellent exhibit. Thus far the Commercial Club has received nothing, and is at loss to understand why so little Interest Is shown In rurnishing an attractive ex hibit for the Oregon cur. An i nc run bo In population means An Excellent Hemedy for Diarrhoea. An ordinary case of diarrhoea can, as a rule, be cured by a single dose of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Hemedy. This remedy has no superior for bowel complaints. For salo by all dealers. C KIXNKY WOTS S. I'. NOT I ST T It A X S( ' X T I X K X T A h It. It. IX TO (.DOS ISA V. Marshfleld Times: Major Kinney was feeling rather jubilant tills morning when be telephoned the Times and asked (bat the following statement be made for him: "1 will wager n $10,01)0 block of Coos May property with any man that the train of another transcontinen tal mad will run Into Coos Day be fore the .Southern Pacific operates a train in here. I have never been a netting man but I would like to make this wager. I will put the deed to the property in escrow this week and will wager it with any man. The waer should be taken In a week or ten days." Are Ever at War. There aro two things everlastingly at war, Joy and piles. Mut liucklen's Arnica Hnlvo will banish piles In any form. It soon Ritbdues the Itching Irritation, Inflammation or swelling. It gives comfort, Invites Joy. Great est healer of burns, bolls, ulcers, cuts, bruises, eczema, sea bin, pimples, skin eruptions. Only 2fc nt all drug- elsti. B PARISIAN PAIUiOltfl. The Parisian Cleaning and Pressing Parlors, 127 Jackson St. do French dry cleaning, sponging oreading. repairing and altering of ladleB' and gentlemen's suits, guar anteeing satisfaction. OoodB called for and delllvered. Phone lie and we will call. Wo make nulls to order, $15 and up. See our sum plea. FOR WOMEN ONLY. That In th nnture of Dr. liunc's Fuvnri'e Prescription the ono remedy foi women which contains no alcohol nnd no huliil-forminji drugs. Mnde from native medicinal fort-it mor. I Jr. I it rcu tells its every increment on the bottle-wrapper. Prominent pliyMcit its ai;J some of the best medial' millionth endorse these Ingredients us demit the very bcit known remedies lor ailments and weaknesses peoultar to women, l)l;3 IA Wliaii .11 1 if. iiKM.ni r ' "in.i, im i., Ky., says: "I fu'l it my duty to writo and tvll you what your im-dlHiH'S have dmin fur iu. I w:w u givat sunVn-r for six yiyir from a trouble pivuliar to wotin'ii, but I am tlmtil.ful to say, ufmr taking four Imtilcs of your ' Favorite Prescription I am not Mbm-d with that dreadful dl rase nuy more. I feel like a iww woman. When I llrst wrote you foradvlro I only weigh, d 11.1 pouil now I weigh i;t.. "I thank you very miu-h for your kindness. You have been at a father to inn In advising me what, to do, s may i;.m1 bless you lu every eir.irl you put forth for go... " I hooe t!iis U-stiin.iiilal will to tlin means of s-uue poor Mas. CoFmr. suffering woman M-eklng health. " Dr. Pierce! Medical Adviser, newly revised iip-to-dtite edition, miswen host t Urate questions about whir' rj.,1,. ,.r nitirncJ oujbt lo kmm Where Do You Get Your Meat? Have You Tried the Peoples Market? The beHt meat obtainable can be had at the Peoples Market, also poultry and fish. Just telephone your next order, and you will be surprised at the exeellent ttervlctt you get. Specially careful attention 1h Klveu Phone orders. Private delivery Hnlem to any part of the city. Prices as low as any lu Kosebuig. m N. Jackson IMMMICK & ACER, Props. I'hone 175 Crescent Heights Addition I.ols Inthls addition sold on easy terms, small cash payment building restrictions. Extra large In sie, all with fine view of city ami vallcyss. Make an appointment with us to see these lots. HIMES & OLIVER 'ASS RT., NiSXT TO (ilt.Wl) HOTMI, I'llONK SH7. HOSKIIl ltd, on. PEACHES and Watermelons North Side Grocery Portland (Or.) Journal: Approxi mately IS, 000, 000 lilts been Invested In lint past few ilayH by outside capi talists 111 Oregon tllnlii r. The larg est deal consummated Involves fiOO, Dill), the pike paid for a large hodv of fir in Tillamook County. Another large transaction. Involv ing inoro than J I .Oiin.iion, was that ; whereby the Wheeler Tllnher Com i pany purchased from the Hooth 1 Kelly l.umlit-r Company of Kugene a (huge body of timber In l.ane County. I lie peeler 1 miller i onipauy lias an office In Pnrlland, but represents Kastern capital to a great extent, the Wheeler Interests being among the oldest lu the history of timber opera tions In the United States. The lllodgett Company, I. hulled, of which I'. Si. Mriiniby is Portland man ager, lias sold lo the Crossett Tim ber Company a large tract of timber In Clatsop County, for a considera tion, so it Is reported, of $ I , Hon,, OHO. Timber has moved very poorly for several months, lull It Is now said to be more active than for several years, with many Inquiries from investors John P. Wilbur, formerly of Union. Or., where he operated for a number or years the Cnioli Woolen Mills: has purchased the woolen mills at Ktny ton. The plant Is to lie reorganized anil operated by Mr. Wilbur under I lie name of the Saul la mi Woolen Mills. How to Avoid Loss of Time. Cuts nnd bruises may bo healed In about one-third thu tlino required by the usual treatment by applying Cliamberlalu'B Liniment. It 1b nn anllseptie ami causes such Injuries to heal without maturation. Tins lini ment also relieves soreness of the muscles and rheumatlo pains. For salo by nil dealers. C II. WAITH ADDS TO HIS HOLDINGS AT COOS HAY Marshfleld Times: Prank 11. Waite, of Koschurg, is today concluding ne gotiations for the purchase of a lot oil North Second street, just north of the new Coke building, from the I'lsUe Town Lot Company. The pur chase price Is understood to be $S,- fillO. The lot Is one of the most desir able in the down town section and it is Mr. Waite's intention to improve the property just as soon as condi tions warrant. The Kiske Town Lot Company purchased the lot a year ago for about $t;."u0. Mr. Walto lias recently purchased the property near the Chandler and has other extensive holdings on the Hay. Mi l lllllllsr ( III lit ll OI'IIXS CA.MI'.MIOKTIXti MYltTLK CUKL'K, Or.. Aug. 20. The Methodist Church, South, began a I'linipineeling here Sunday morning lo continue two weeks. Several prominent men will take part In the meeting, one of whom Is Uev. Klllot. pastor of the Portland Methodist Kplscopn! Church, Soulh. Large crowds are expected from all over the district. The Trials of n Traveler. "I am a traveling salesman." writes B. K. Youngs. K. Herkshlre, Vt., "anil e nfli.n t ! ill ltlf.il W i I tl rnnst 1 ll.ll I On and Indigestion until I began to use Dr. King's New Life Pills, which 1 hnve round an excellent renieuy. Kor all stomach, liver or kldnoy troubles thev nro nneuuiiled. Only 25 cents at nil drugBlsts. B SUIKKtt 2:1 OXSMTTIVH Hi i,i.si:yi:s at moo yahhs. KI-'I'IKI.I. Muss. Aug. L'l. (ieorce W. Chisley. ot New Haven, a member of the second company (lav ernor's renlgiialds ir Connecticut, established a new world's record es leidav win he made l':t eonsecillivi, liullseyes al the loon niil range while competing al tie' annual shoot of the New Knglalid .Military ltifle Association. In Hie Individual match which called for 1 ." shots slow lire. Ches lev made a bnllseve each time, win ning the match anil then was allowed to l i v lor a record. On his L'llh shot he fell oil' to a four. The men in tills mulch were permitted to use telescope sillllls. n Seenieit to tilve lllm n New Sloinncli. "1 suffered Intensely after eating ami no medicine or treatment I tried seemed to do any good." writes H. M. Youngpeters. Kditor of the Sun. Lake View, Ohio. "The first tew doses of Chamberlain's Stomach nnd Liver Tablets gave me surprising re lief and the second bottle seemed to give me a new stomach nnd per fectly good health." Kor sale by all dealers. C NOT 1 1 K The directors of school district No. 0 will meet on Saturday. August It. ItM'J. to select a teacher for nine I in, mllis term.. Applications solicited. .'. O. HOOD, Clerk. Cleveland. Ore. dsw PAT You Don't Have To Go To Sea To See for (Vinciit Culverlit, Cemeitl Sewer PIh's, siI- H to Hfl Inctii. t'riucnt hitlltltHK fouttilMlon ml rlilniiiey block. Ceiiicut nhlcwntki anil cement work of any kind. I have five or six houses I will sell chrap, as I wsnt to use tbe money lii other ImikIhcss. See my ImrtUr -proof window lock. (). K. See Pat's Klastlo root paint fur lenky roots build, move or repair your houses. Ilusluess buildings a specialty, over forty yeaig expurlence lu building. (nXTHACTOIl AMI III II.IIKK F. F. PATTERSON It S Nichols, carpenter nnd con tractor, Is prepared to do nny si ll kinds of contract work. Mr I Nichols carries Knip'oyera Liability I Insurance which guarantees to the owner nn loss on account ot any ac cldent that might happen daring con struction. Phone 327-Y, or MS North Jackson. dtf A 1IAH0AIN 1 nice Ivel Intl. each 40jI00 In Wallei addition, only 3 blocks from High School, 1 ne house Hi3J. ft. posts, shingled roof: another house ISiIO, 1 wood shed 7il', city water and sewcrnge, fine ell to Irrigate garden. Price faO. $ r, 0 f down, halnnce on month l pavinenta of III for first year, then 1 10 until paid. Interest at S p-r cent. Tag Investment Co. 709 N. Jackion, or Phone 111. tf NOTICE. During the month of April, 1912, f gave a promissory note to N. S. Olson, for the sum of Six Hundred Dollars, (ItiOO.OU) due Biz months after date. This note was procured by fraud and misrepresentation, and payment of the saiiiu will be resisted by me. All persons' are thcrcforo notified of this fact, and It they purchase the same, they will do bo at their peril. Dated ut Gardiner, Oregon, this 1 0 1 li day ol August, 1912. FHliU ASSKNHEIMER. dsw. xo'i ici; i on inns ion SKWKIt COXSTItlCTIOX Sealed iiroposals will bo received by the undersigned at his office in the City Hall in the City of Hoseburg, Oregon, up to 5 o'clock p. in. on Mon day, August 2Cth, 1912, for the con struction of a Bewcr in what is known as the lllakeley Street Sewer District in the City of Itosetiurg, in the man- ntr provided by Ordinance No. 195 of the Citv of Roseburg. All bids must be submitted on blank forms, which will be furnished upon application to the undersigned, and must be accompanied by a certi fied check payable to the City Treas urer for five per cent of the amount bid, to be forfeited to the City of Hoseburg In case the successful bid der Bhall fall to enter into a contract and bond with Bald City. The con tractor will be required to furnish a bond for thirty per cent of the I amount of the contract, to insure the falthrul performance and completion or the work. The Council hereby reserves the right to reject any and all bids. By order of the Council. Dated this 20th. day of August, 1912. CARL E. WIMHEHLY, Recorder of the City of Roseburg, Or. DouglaB County Creamery butter only 75c a two-pound square. Ask your grocer for it. Patrculze home industry. APUOW and CLUBwJHri S eel Lined SHOT SHELLS Each and Every One a Speed Shell TtipTtPmlnittiin Culia cut iiUu a iuuil one. The sneed that breaks your targets nearer the trap. That's why Remington-UMC Steel Lined Shells have won 13 out of the IS Handicaps held in the last three years. The speed that gets that mile-n-minute "duck" with a shorter lead that's why it takes over 50,000 dealers to handle the demand for Remington- UMC Steel Lined Shells. The Shooting fraternity are speed wise. They know loose smokeless powder won't drive 6hot. They know that the drive depends on the compression. The powder charge in Remington- UMC shells is gripped in steel. This lining is designed to give the exact compression necessary to send the load to the mark quickest. It insures speed the same speed in every shell. The steel lining is moisture proof no dampness can get through. Jar proof no powder can get out. Waste proof no energy is lost. Shool Remington-UMC Arrow snd Nilro Club Steel Lined Eattcra factory loaded ahella for Speed plua I'altcra ia any make of thotiua Remington Arms-Union Metallic Cartridge Co. 299 Broadway e New York City JUST RECEIVED BY R. L. STEPHENS THE SHOE MAN New styles in men's Patent, Tan, Gunmetal and Calf Shoes. Ladies' High Button Boots, in Patent, Tan, Velvet and and Kid, in the most up-to-date styles, Oxfords and Pumps, selling at cost prices. Call and see them before buying. 213 N. Jackson St. Next Door to P. 0. OREGON BAKERY C. II. IIHOCKWAY Al'til'ST IIW'K EST READ MAKERS OF THE IN ROSEBURG All our pMrona ndilt this, try a loaf tun. see for youraolf nioiwy back if not satisfied. Also milkers of fine Cakos, Pios, nniiKlimits and all other kluda of firat-rlass lmntry. Candy and confections. 328 N. Jackson Phone 241 Summer Needs Beef Iron and Wine 75c Chamois real ones that polish all prices. Camphor in compressed blocks, very handy 10c Sponges-the Mandruka kind 25c-$1.50 Moth Balls useful to protect fur coats 5c-10c Insect Powder very effective 1 Oc-1 5c-25c Disinfectants many kinds 25c and 50c Straw Hat Cleaner makes your old hat like new 10c The Drug Store for All Your Summer Needs Krohn's Drug Store On Cass St.. Maccabee Temple TCE CREAM That's Different 1- Our IceCrcam is made of PURE, SELECT, SWEET CREAM, nothing else except sugar and flavor-It s pure and the only kind to use. Try it ouce-you 1 want more. 1-ro.npt deliveries at any time and to any place. Douglas County Creamery 420 North Jackson Phone 34 Douglas County. The Home of Opportunity! I have for sale the Best Land at a low price, possessing those advantages that mean most to the Homeseeker. fruit Lands, Dairy Farms, Acre Tracts, Stock Ranches. City Lots and Business Property. "I.lvc Wire" Itial Eslnle Di-aliT John W. Campbell ItOSKHCJHG, OHKOON Mowers and Rakes Pain Mowers, Deere Rakes, Acme Binders Our Implements are all made and guaranteed by the John Deere I'low Co., and we can nave you money on them. We aUo have a full Bupply of extra parts. Cull and let us show you. Roseburg Feed and Fuel Co The greatest joy in life is the joy ot being "NEXT." Let us put you "NEXT" Have that linen hundred duiing hot weather at the Roseburg Steam Laundry Beginning Monduy, Aug. 12, ami continuing to Aug. 2 1, in clusive, we will give 4 00 auto mobile coupon votes with each dollar's worth of work nt our laundry. Koseburg Steam Laundry. J. H. Sykes GUN STORE Opposite Post-Office. Baseball Goods Bicycle Goods Agent for the National Bicycle, with prices ranging from $25 to $50. Call and see them. We carry a new and complete mock of films. Ammunition, Fishing Tackle and Sporting Oooda. Oun Repairing and Key Fitting a specialty. Is lietior than next week to urd. r a case of Hosohurg's soft drinks lo prove for yourself their high quality and wholesonieness. Ask your grocer for them. One trial of the (ienulne Hires" Root Beer will convince you Hiat the gods of Olympus haven't anything on ltoseluit'g. ROSEBURG SODA WORKS Phone 186 Authorized Bottlera of the Genuine Hires' Root Beer. Phone 186. STRONGEST LIGHTEST RUNNING Champion & McCormick Binders They Give Satisfaction THERE'S A REASON FOR. SALE BY J. F. Barker Co. Implements and Vehicles TWINE Roeburg, Oregon REPAIRS