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4 EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW iomlll Nl 0,lly iw 11 sootl , , l;i)lu brMi-y, but It in one of tlio iiiw.-,t ISSUKI DAILY KXCKI'T SUNDAY urvU. Hut to all this may bo HY uihlfd nn linluHtry that it bound to ihhusiiinu company ' ,,u",1 , " u ,L 111 lML . hot t ling of JulcfH for nit hoi Ih of Tim rkvii:v Entered at Roseburg, Oregon, Post offlce as Second-Class Mutter. u vimiii:ki,y iiHf-H. I ho loKaiibcrry juice maki'H nno of the fln'Bt flavuiiiiKs for jnnn-h. It Is also a fine drink of It Ht;I f in hot woathrr. I n fuv. this hfiry will noon be tlift RadiiiK Htaple .. .., berry. DAILY I . Per year, by mall $3.00. I'cnpln bitten In' the apple-lniK Per liiontb, delivered f0 j ritnl uiriHt Anierlrnns kmciii to br..niIly Pur week, delivered 15 well take down their trustworthy SlOMi-WKlCKLY all.'iHfB ami look for TaHinanln. Oldor Per year $2.00 pcnpln will remember It as Van Die Six months tL.OOjiimn'H Land. It lies south of th" eon- 1 " -1- I t.iiient of Australia, and is a fine ripple country. It also is In the tiirocH of an apple? boom. Tlwro arc now (iv( r twenty thousand acres In apples In the ishmd, and plans now laid t ! contemplate Increasing tho orchard acreage to thirty thousand. The net profits from a Tasmanian orchard in full bearing average about $lfiO per acre per year. Land may he obtained from tho government for $2.-10 per si:i"n:iiti:it hi, una. Inquiry is made as to who this man It. Mcdeddon is that we hear so much about lately. Kansas City Journal. Along with tho Increased living wo must not fall tu ccst of observe two facts about Halt. One Ih that, lucre. A well-managed orchard will while everything else has gone up In give returns the fifth year. When price, salt has stayed down; and the other tu that, the average family of five uses for ull purposes less than half a dollar's worth of salt in a year. The Myrtle point Kuterprlse re marks truthfully: K. II. Plnkston fs a candidate for counly commissioner in Douglas County, and he Is the type of man that tho voters or bin district need not hesitate to repose confidence in. Iteing at that age when a man's judgment counts tor most and having mucin a success oi his own business there is no doubt that ho will if elected make good handling tho affairs of Douglas County. Tho loganberry crop has again been an enormous ouo and a paying one. The overproduction buguhoo man has been at work early and late, yet Brooks alone was aide to ship 34, OUO crates tu tho Portland market and dispose of them at a profitable figure. Tho loganberry Is destined to bo a very popular berry In tho GuAranteed by all druggists. the trees are three years old, the orchard Is valued at about $;ioo an acre, and old orchards sell for a thou sand dollars an acre. Almost a. mil lion bushels were exported last year, and the output will ho much greater this year. Midsummer there Is in January. Tho "foreign market" will not belong to us exclusively, by any means. Many Driven From Home. j Kvory year. In many parts of tho country, thousands are driven fr-iii' their homes by coughs and lung dis eases. Kiiends and business are left behind for other climates, but this in costly and not always mire. The bet-' tor way--tho way of multitudes Is' to use Dr. King's New Discovery and euro yourself at homo. Slay riht! there, with your friends, and take I this safe medicine. Throat and lung' troubles lind quirk relief and health I returns. It's help in coughs, colds, ' grip, croup, whooping cough and sore lungs makes it a positive blessing, ode and $1.00. Trial hottlo free. WOMAN'S TRIALS. 1 he burden (i n wnnitin hn to curry thrmiftli - lifo nro mnny hut they cr.n he lightened if bhe will turn to Dr. 1'iuree'n l'ivoriie Prescription. A soothing urd ktrciigthcniiitf nervine- 8idduinj mrvoo'i excifuhility, proMmiion, hysteria, hot fliisliei and tho many Hynijifoir.s which miy ho cmiscd by t!isirt!isin il!s peculiar to women. For those ' dniCinjJ-down " pains or distress and (or the dcrnnflo meats and irrcgulurifias tho " liivnriU' Prescription " bus hud many thousand.; of testimonials from people livimj in every part of America. Another important tiling to every woman is tlmt tlu.i mediviite in made from cltieit iit mcdicimtl roots, without the use of alcohol, narcotics, or miy injurious ujients. Full list of inrcdi ut given on huttlvwrnpncr and sworn w hy Dr. U. V. Pierre who is President l the InvuhiN Hotel and Surgical Institute, at Hiitt.il', N. V. livery won tm is invited to writo to Ibis Institute and receive confidential and sound inedieid advice, entirely without cost from ono who mukes the dUciibca of women his fipeci'dty. "I -:in eheiTfiillv recommend your remedtes, ospnchilly your' Pavorite Pre'n-rljii Inn,1 for all r-iniiledisoithTs," writes Mi:.-. M. M. M.niui.i.iu( I Hull is y, T. un., I.'oiitca. "Dinirur I'm pa..tseven y, ;,r;; sull'-nil from p:tius in tho hack nn-l ov:ifi:.j. Jrii'tl M:itiv remedies (l,t found only tnim n-ii(, ivli -f tm'il was ). r.inaded hy n frii'iid to try Dr. Pierre! javonte Pfs.-roui,,!!. Alter givlm? thin rem. dv a fair Dial. I found thai ft would d.) just what it Is r-t onnneiid .1 to do I used in all sieii hitiles. I runiiot. speak ton hi .'hly of Dr. Ph-ivx'd r-'ine ilea r.-r ull female tleru.w inenLi." Urs. M(muEia Dr. Pierce's I'ln iscnt Icots reHunto Uvor "s. (m 4 "Is the thing to use" Don't waste time covering jour jelley glasses wilh paper and egg paste Buy a Pound of PAROWAX It goes a long ways, ami is elegant to cover jellies and protect tlieni from moisture and mould. Kasily taken off when you arc ready to use it, and you always have jelly, that is as delicious and tasty as the fresh fruit. "Buy a pound today." Price 20c Krohn's Drug Store MaiTiihce Templi", 325-327 Cuss St. Host-burn, Oregon Quality! Purity! Cleanliness! hese are the three great arguments for more business. The public is aroused. They are insisting on getting Groceries of Quality The day ofjclicap, adulterated and non-nutritious pro ducts is on the wane. For that reason, join our long list of customers and buy your groceries at The Benson Grocery 225 N. Jackson St. pmnc iSj NEW AND FRESH fust Received: A Uryt 1'ivsli assoitnicninf Hur.KloM's "SL'IWCMIi" I'ackaL' Cookies hiuI Crackers Ask to bcc these crackers in tin, nothing equal. Ask for sample of 'Drifted Snow" Flour. Wc solicit new accounts. i'KUi;.m.vnos no. 2. fin Cuiiiidu). 'Tltf youiiK Ki;t m or tho Pacific f'oitst" (h tin1 proud lit It aumimi'd hy Vaiif-nuvcr. It. ('. Pounded In JSSii, H two yearH lalor had a popuhition of 1000. Now, with IIh kiiImiiI),s, it claims t 00,000. and in growing faster th;!ii ever. I ton ht less I he "single tax'TK" will t'dt you thin growth Ik (dne to atmlifchlni; t;tf-s on iinprovt' 111 11 1 h and lii.'vlng tlif land only. -( Tiioy lax iii'-o'ius also). Par more 1ihe!y l l due lo this hring t lio main weKiern ti'tininal of tho great Cana dian Pacific Railway nysieni, which not only extends throughout (Canada, hut reftchf's acreptt the entiro con ti ll en t of North A in erica, even from Halifax, on the eastern co;nit of Nova Scotia. At Montreal it connects with great stearin r lines from Europe, and here at Vancouver U th landing place ftf the sph-ndid KmpresH line of steamships running tm a regular schediile to and from thi Orient. Thus this railway and these steam-i fhips, all under the name inaiiage-i nn-nt, traverse the world's two great-' est oceans and a mighty cont inent, Including Ifio.HOO miles of rail lines, i1 .steam:;hiis and 10 hotehi, giving H tilio to tho claim of hdng tho "greatest t ransporlat Ion nystem in tlte world." Vancouver also has other railroads. The Great Northern, of the II. S. A., Is building an hmncuse system nf terminals here, fur trans mit line at a I ami ocean ie traffic, and the hlg new Canadian Northern Hall way system Is doing likewise. He- sides t hese are .steuinor lines to Seattle, Victnrfa, Skagway, Prince It ii pert, Nan in mo, and ol her coast points. (teaching far out for over-iy-a Cafr-.', vesseV. are seen here un loading crude sugar from t he Kijl and oilier South Sea islands, and even from China, at the Immense re finery located on the shores of Hur ra rd Inlet. This so-ealnd Inlet, upon the shores of which Vancouver is lo cated, is a land-locked hay with a splendid on l ranee, and Is a limit IN miles long and three miles wide. The fleets of the world might safely as semble therein. With the great saw mills, coal mines and sa linen fish eries of Hritlsh Columbia, the wheat fields and stock ranges nf Canada and the mines of Alaska, and back of all these the paternal care of both the Canadian and llrlt ish governments. Is it any wonder there are many here who predict that Ibis will become a greater city than San Francisco? Only yeslenlay the daily bank clear ings of Vancouver were very nearly equal lo I hose of Portland and ex ceeded those of Seattle fully half a million, while the daily bank balances for I he same day exceeded either Portland or Seattle by substantial ma rgins. Active preparations are seen here for the coming visit, next week, of the Huke nf Con naught, (Jovernor General of Canada, he being a brother of the late King Kdward VII. A number of elaborate arches are being erected on the principal streets, and in further attestation of loyalty an Immense electric sign was put in place today on the front of the big Canadian Pacific depot, at the foot of ( I ran villi st i vet, emhla.oiilng the words: "(iod save our King on whose domain the sun never sets." The Duke, who is an uncle of King George V, will also Uit Victoria, Prince It u pert and other points, ac companied In his ret in tie, a special tteatner being set apart for their use. I )oiu g l hlngs ou a world -bread plan strongly appeals to Miitlsh patriotism and keeps lirmly welded the links of British loyalty among thousands of her sons and millions of subjects throughout, tho globe. Vancouver also evidences the American spirit of hustle, shown in a com pn -hen si ve si reel railway sys tem, numerous modern skyscrapers of 1 U and I ."i stories, w ell paved streets, line city parks, modern schools, ch u iv lies and hospitals. A hi n 11 h i pal gra vily system brings an ample supply of the purest water from the mountain snows many miles lo the northward of Iturrard Inlet. Activity prevails throughout, from , North Vancouver to tar beyond tht tide-flats of Pa I so Creek and down; to l lie ever popular bathing beach of i Kngllsh Hay; while the miles of j dorks along llie main waterfront e i- deuce a great and rapidly growing : commene. Stanley Park of over 1 .- j 0 00 acres. I ra versed by splendid roadw,is. provides svlvan iiniet over- looking the busy scenes of eity ami haw Many nationalities help to com prise t he widely eostnopol i t an popu lation. A side from t tie "mother conni'V' the .laps apparently pre dominate the oversea group, with Chinese and Hindoos none too rare. More than half a score of nther na I ions a iv also represented. Ai-.aln the scene shifts. At 7 : HO p. in.. Sept. the elCire Oregon deh na'ion nun ute to Winnipeg, ac eoui p.tiiied hv their wivi's, nn el and niMAHSM Rubbing v.-ilh liniments, blistering the affected parts, the application of plasters, ami other mean of external treatment, are usually helpful in re lievin;y the pain: and aehes of Rheumatism. But such treatment does not get rid of the disease, because it does not reach its source. Rheumatism comes from an excess of uric.acid in the blood. This acid acts as an irri tant to the nerves, muscles and joints, and produces the inflammation and swelling, and sharp cutting pains characteristic of the trouble. When the blood is overburdened with unc acid It grows thinner and poorer in nourishing quali ties. Then Rheumatism becomes chronic and not only a painful but a dangerous disease. You can get rid of Rheumatism by purifying the blood with S. S. S. This vegetable remedy goes into the circulation, neutralizes and removes the uric acid, and by building up the thin, sour blood, safely and surely cures the disease. S. S. S. makes rich, nourishing blood, which quiets excited nerves, eases the painful muscles and joints and filters out every -particle of irritating uric acid from the system. Book on Rheuma tii.ni and advice free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO- ATLANTA, CA. River and these lakes, and water fowl are bo numerous In places that one station is called Ducks. There are sawmills and stock ranches, with occaHlonal clover and nlfalfa fields. Potatoes, cabbages, etc., seem to thrive and In ono garden was boiho fairly good corn. Orchard lands are advertised adjacent to Shuswap Lake and a few trees heavily laden with apples show the mildness of climate along tho lowlands hero, nt the 52nd parallel of north latitude. However, this region will doubtless always he far more famous for its scenery than for fruit or cereal crops. The timber, too, seems scrubby, compared with . that of Oregon, and tho lumber Is not comparable with ours. Pioneer ing is evidenced by ranch clearings being made along the river and lake shores. Sleanious is tho junction point for tho upper Okanogan country, ' that being an excellent fruit district, while the fine fishing and hunting and the broad expanse of lake make ft a popular summer resort region. Caribou are found in the mountains 30 miles north of Sicamous. Ad vancing into the mountains the breath of autumn frost is seen upon the ferns and foliage, rapidly ad vancing their gorgeeus hues in the golden September sunshine which prevails. Revelstoke mall station. MOKE AXON. ORDERING SUPPLIES tyTELEPHONE The price of ", ooOBtu ff. t, .. -om.J-a rt the North Side Qmewy. M HHE retail merchant's telephone serves not only as a salesman, but also as a purchasing agent. When a merchant finds that he is going to run out of a line of goods, he calls up the whole saler or factory and not only orders a new stock, but comes to an agreement on the price and the time of delivery. The unexpected needs of his customers can be met with the least possible delay. If the merchant cannot find what he wants in town, the Long Distance Service of the Bell Sys tem brings him into immediate communication with other cities and olhcr'markcts. Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co. A. I.. UI'ITIIIN GUV I!I,ACK Roseburg Nursery Co. THH I1KST TltKK IS TUB OXf.V OXH TO HUY. STItOXH OXU-YKAIl TOI'S ON TIIRICIC-YEAIl WIIOI.K IJOOTS. urns si:i,i:c:ti:i fiiom iikst hood rivkk heauixo tkkks. Call or write us for prices on nil kinds of fruit, nut nnd shado truoa, bi'rry vinos nnd shrubbery. Wo liuvo only ono " gnulo TIIKHKST. Roseburg Nursery Co. Office Cor. Cass nnd Jackson Sis. Phono 152. M i ' t I t I In ;idi 11 : HM.il hrM'.!r, IniKe. S' ill .Hid Mil ,i I IV K . dMt and all t in us in the r niiiMiir. N. ( uiiM'uin ihe nil t. ;i i;i rat hr.inell nf i i , Kiiil- hy u ith the ad ; .1 1; d hi i N li,t ri oivd in its w is. K.uiile ),!, :tlre;idy r lln i.Minni; of the. mi l..ik" ;md (he lu auil- j hm ( w at it.- nf Salmon uii-: a'.iii i Hie m. Lo- ! n. i ii..iti- tlif Thompson j Where Do You Get Your Meat? Have You Tried the Peoples Market? The best meat obtnlnablo can be hud nt the Peoples Market, also poultry nnd fish. Just telephone your next order, nnd you will be 8iirprised nt tho excellent service you Kt. Specially careful attention Is fciven Phono orders. Private delivery system to any part of the city. Prices as low ns nny In Roseburg. m N. Jackson PIMM1CK & A GEE, Props. Phone 175 ''iiH'i'ni ( t'M .; in Any S: u. Shu:t di.l.if at Any Hour. Ouick Lunch Restaurant YK TOY, rmp. l( Kil'r I'lnniT, iWc. nil. '..-ii MniiiT Kv.tv Sunday S!iirld:iu StriM. N-'ur Itojiot. Ol'KN ALL NKJItT. JUST RECEIVED BY R. L. STEPHENS THE SHOE MAN New styles in men's Patent, Tan, Guninctal and Calf Shoes. Ladies' Hili 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. "CE CREAM That's Different Our Ice Cream is nuvle of PURR, SELECT, SWEET CREAM, uothinn else except sugar and llayor-It s pure and the only kind to use. Try it once-you 11 want more. Prompt deliveries at any lime and to any place. Douglas County creamery 420 North Jackson" Phone 34 Crescent Heights Addition Lots in this addition sold on easy terms, small cash payment-building restrictions. Extra large in size, all wilh fine view of city and valleyss Make an appointment with us to see these lots. HMES 8c OLIVER. CAflS ST., NEXT TO GUAM) HOTKL I'llOXB Ml. KOSEBi nQ, OR. Home Folks The North Side Grocery is the home like place for you to trade. The best of everything, fresh everyday. North Side Grocery We are firm believers in boosting, and knowing that anything that helps the town grow, also helps'our busi ness. Now then alltogether Boost for that New Big Lodge building, also for that Sanatarium and Oregon Industrial School of the Loyal Order of Moose, and we can get them in Roseburg. Send that next bundle to The Roseburg Steam Laundry . J. H. Sykes GUN STORE Opposite Post;OfTice. Bnseboll Qoods Bicycle Goods Agent for the National Bicycle, with prices ranging from $25 1 to $50. Call and see them. We curry a new and complete slock of Guns, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle and Sporting Ooods. Oun Repairing and Key Fitting a Bpoclalty. Hero Fanning Mills Hoosier Disc Drills Do Your Flowing Now With a Sanders Disc Plow ! They Will Plow Any Kind of Soil J. F. Barker Co. Implements and Vehicles Roseburg, Oregon Cider Presses Dicks Fced Gutters Prink carbonated l.v..r:,R,s ify ,,. ,iav1B tr01ll)le . your s.omarh. They arc as ft,,,- a Ionic :la , cnl, ,,. And bo sure that you drink llos,l,ri; KnS)lmr(t., ,.,,,,,, nrc , u,r,t made. Ask vr f,,v,, ,r K(.s..,)lirB-B pucls nnd lakp no Inferior makeshift. ROSEBURG SODA WORKS Phone 186 Authored nottter. of the Geoulne Hire.' Roct Beer. Phon. IK. r.i'n uU Hi'vlvw
