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Newspaper Page TextCI Qn; For Men's $4 and $5 Shoes. See them TOFPHOM' pl..J'J AT THE BIG "GET ACQUAINTED" SALE AT JVJvJLL J. lVV-ALTI EVEffiC R0SE8EC REVIEW MAY II, 1111:1. HKM1 Itlll ll or SOI 'IMI IIV oiti:i;o co. o i.mti 1 1 i. PORTLAND, or.. May i;.--I'uiu-d Slute Jwltic Wuin Him Ih:s n.cnnmn overruled Hi" u i tit ol the Soiiiii ern ori'uoii tlii 11 y anaint the suit of the liovorniiii nl lu wuri' l.irfeil urc or hinds or tin. i'ook I lay land grant. Thin Ik one ill " crises brought alioill by the big "rcgon i California l:i ml urniit mill. The loos Hay grant made for tlio purpose o! lonslnictiii: a mili tary mail fruiil Kiis.-lmrg lo i nns Hay In ilie parly seventies of last century Tim unit of lli (lonriinii'iil aKalimt the SolllhiTil Oregon I'oiupali). which olitiiini'il Hi- iri v lti-ni i.r tin grant from Hi" hint", was stalled In December. I'.UO. After Judge Wol.i rliin nihil Hint the lands of Hi" Oregon I'alimnila Knllroail grunt should I'" forfeited back to Hi" (ion'iniiii iil. Hi" derision being given lust week, it was derided Immediately to takn up tlm Coon Hay land grant cub'?. Attorneys Town- Doctors Use This for Eczema Pr. I' iii4. i:r.''ommi. f ieie r of I leullli. Burn: "'Ih.'K' 1 i HI -t h" I- l.iti'.h - tWH-n Kl in lilKl llN. i i.ii.l It,.' hi '1 In- Skill mil. t 1." :l"l thr-mil 111"' .h.ii The perms linh't In' w i: hi-l mil, lili'l h.i snivel l..v Imiik' '' I" -'i r-.'in.l virlli less, 'i : 0 imi O'lvan.-'.l j l! ; 'inns - r this country uro nnw nrrccl on t iln, rn-' liro piencrihlm: a wnn of I iil.-i irr. - ii thymol nil.) "lie r Ini-r.-.H. nla I"..-- !. .. 55.rt I known ua U.O.I: 'iThiktipiikIi ! or liiuiiu. 1 Heil Crn Folger's GOLDEN GATE A PERFECT COFFEE IN A Perfect Container We are exclusive agents in Roseburn for Folder's com plete line of Coffee, Tea, Spices, Etc. MARSHALL'S THE PURE FOOD STORE PHONE 181 JACKSON ST. If it's riirht whv ---- - --o multiplicity of models is evi dence that the maker is still experimenting There is but one Ford model. And for five years our rapidly growing factories haven't been able to make all we could sel!-because it'srijjht. l.ir. lhall :i I'l. l'i. III liilli.l 1 .H, $m" f . l,i-l lli'.'lr-llli Hell; I'oi.l Mi' Ai ! I." '.'Hi:. .i.l In i ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' . i PHONE 380 LONE STAR LAUNDRY s.-Mil fnr il:" iloveriimeiit and Jobn M l . . ,i 1 1 u tor Ilie Southern Oregon i I .(Hii-any. announced that the de ih'imi.t of the company to the uit ivu. I b" ruhmiited to the judgment ,.: ii," rouit without argument. As i Hi.. I n. iiis of law Imolved In the case a.i. in i. h Hi.- name as those in i.hnl In Hi" Oregon aud California Judge WulMTion did not make an i it-nMu consideration of the I,,., hut announced this morning iliai il." il. iim rrer is overruled. The . ,ii.- -aii; now le pushed forward and tried on Ha merits. u Cnnsliputloii Cunsl. fir. King's New Life I'IHh will re new constipation promptly anil get our bowels III healthy condition main .!! Supsir. of Siuibiiry, l'a., iava: ' They are Hie beat pills I ever ihi, and I udviso everyone to use hem fur ronsllpallon, Indigestion nut liver complaint." Will help you. 'rlii! '.''.c. Heeommendcd by all Irugglsts. oitiirit is in YK.uts 01,11. lilil I'ellnns f I'lirlliiiiil Observe An niversary. PORTLAND. May 0. More than I r Ih.Irii-the wi'll linown skin sp 1 - -1 1 -1 vni. y "I iitn convim-ud that the Kh. I'r rlpl lull I us liuicll a speclllc ,.r , .- ma ;.s .iiiliiinii rr innliirlii. 1 ii vi- I". 11 pi-. MTil.im: the D.D.D. ri.ine.ly .ir v-nri" It will tiil.e awuy tlio Itch j i.. in :tuiit J im apply it. : la fat I. w lire h'i nuro of what i-i.D.D. I ulll ilo f r -. lliat wo will lo Klad I i. t.l von h'iv. ii II l.otlle on nnr guar. will e.wit yH nollilng UD- : "' ll,ut 11 Uuu" work- IMiarmacy. change it? A r,.i.i- nnw in mt- II. -n ,.iui"iliil ii- i 'ar, t i.i'H . Tow n i : a I ril'lll'lllt lit . Ii, Hi, 1 1, t I'. Hi" i; Hlllllelt. Collar Comforts ,M r.'.Hf" i'f v .urn. In in; . . that i-ry ..ir i'f w trk - ' . .' U mi'l azz:. n 200 members of the Odd Fellows and about 60 members ot the Order of Hebekahs observed the 94th anni versary of the Odd Fellows' Order at the First Methodist Church Sunday night. Dr. Benjamin Young, pastor of the church, who Is an Odd Fellow, delivered a sermon on "Odd Fellows and Some Other Fellows." He traced the growth of the order In the United States from Its Inception In Ualti- i more In 1819. The Order of He bekahs was organised In 1851. "Five years ago," said the minis ter, "there were 8,000,000 members ot fraternal orders In the United States. One hundred years ago only 1 per cent of the population were members of such orders. Now the memherHhlp comprises 10 per cent. The Odd Fellows tuke second place to no fraternal order. In 1906 there were 23,000 subordinate lodges In the world. The relief fund since 1830 has been $160,000,000. The annual relief fund eight years ago was $1,700,000. Five years ago It was $a,UOO,000. "Friendship, love and truth are the golden links In the bonds of this holy fraternity. May we exemplify these things In life, and may we go out to be fellows moved upon by the spirit of love to bring down that which Is wholesome and true and good to men everywhere about us who need the Inspiration of our mes sage and of our work. This Is the meaxago and the ministry of every Odd Fellow, and It ought to be the message of every other fellow." FKKK MKTIIODIHT KKV1VAL. There will be revival meetings every night thlB week, commencing at 7:110, at the Kreo Methodist Church In West Kosoburg. Hev. C. K. (Hazier from tlrunls Pass, Is with us assisting III these meetings. Every one cordially Invited to attend. C. II. SAWYKH, Pastor: For tlie Weak and Nervous. Tired out, weak, nervous men nnd women would feel ambitious, eiier getlc, full of life and always have a good apsetlte If they would do the Kensiblo thing for health take Elec tric Hitters. Nothing better for the Btomnch, liver or kidneys. Thou sands say they owe their lives to this wonderful home remedy. Mrs. O. Khlncvuiilt, of Veslal Center, N. Y., says: "I regard Electric Hitters as one of the greatest of gifts. 1 can never forget what it has dono for me." tiet a bottle yourself and see what a difference it will make in ynii r health. Only aOc and $1.00. Itecom mended by all druggists. II MARKET REPORT. Prices pnld by Roaeburg dealers: Km IS lie. Ill "l' Kit 12 ' lo 20c. Ill TI EIt FAT HOC POTATOES--.'. 0c. CA1IIIAQE 1 Si 2c. APPLES Sac to 7..C WHEAT $1. OATS fic to fiOc. HAY Vetch, $10 ton; grain, $10, Livestock. SHEEP i to DV4c. IIOUS Dressed, 0 to 10c; alive, 7e In sc. STEEHS Alive, te to 6c. SOWS Alive, 6c to 6 Vie. VEAI. Dressed, 9 to 11c. POULTRY Mixed chickens, alive, Sr lo i::c; dresseil. l ie. TP R KEYS Alive, 16c; dressed, I sc. rORTliANII MARKETS. .riiln, Hour, l-'etil, Etc. WHEAT Track prices: Club S'.lc; hliiesieui, s'.ic In ln'c; tortyfiilil, vw; red Kusslan. Stic: Valley, !0c. Cl.til It Patents, $4 70 per bar rel, straights, $1 10: exports. $:l S.'. in ! :i . . Valley, $1.70; graham. $ I CO. whole wheal. I " OM'S Nn I while, $211 to $2'.l.i.O per tun. CORN Whole, $27, r racked. $2S per Ion. .MII.I.SI l l'l-'S llnin. $21 per Inn; slint-ls. $21'. pt-r ton. nihlilliligs, $,10 per ln IIVItl.EY Peed. $2.-. lo $2.V.".0 n-r Inn. In i w 1 11 K. nollllll.ll. lolled. $2ii '.Ii In $27 ..n per tell. HAY KaMiin Oregon Timothy, rlioli". $1.' lo $IS. .lK.lll.1 $l:l III $11. slraw. $il lo $.'. Hnp, Wool mill lliili's. HOPS I'.'l 2 crop. I He lo I ;.e Hi ; 1 :i I : i-oiilracls. I ;ic lo I It !s c Hi PEl.TS Dry. 12c to l-"vc; lainl.s. 2..c lo ;l'.c: full wool. $12.. U. $i wool. Eastern Oregon, lie lo I .r. alley. 14c to ISO. HIDES Sailed hides. 12c to 12v' per lli ; sailed calf, ltlo lo 17'iic; ailed kip, 12c lo lie; green hides, lie: dr hides. 2lc lo 22e; dry e.ilt No I. :'..e; No. 2. 20c; sailed bulls. MOII.WU I'.iki clip. :uc n. :i;ic ., r pound. Hulry anil tVmilrjr Prmlilee. I. mill Julibing uuot.ilions: I'OI 1.1 UY liens. ITc; broilers, to ;i:.i-; turkeys, live, .'p.-. iller.se,l. CllOU'e. S dlliks. j , teese. iMin:. I .'c to ITc IliiiiS iM'emiu ranch, case I'ti per dit.en. candled, 'Jec I , r iliuen rilKKSF. Oregon triplets. i ; IK count. o :u- U'. "vc: Dii-i.s ITc: Young Americas Iw. 111 I'lElt t'liy creamery butler nibes. '.'sc per pound, prints. '.".' to : 'vc per pouioi. PKliK Fancy, I -c VF..M. Fancy, lie i.i.un.l per pound to lt'sc per KOK 8 A US tltKAP. Home partially finished: will tlutsh It to suit purchaser. Terms: One-half cash, balance on monthly Installments. Page Investment Co., "09 No. Jack sob BL . 2 Roseburg, MARRIED. K I MM AN MACK 1,1 . On Mav 4, 118, by .luallcu Jesse tl. Wells, Clarence Kinman anil Miss Mary1 Macklln, of Eugene. Tliey will! make their home at Youcalla, where the groom lives. Eugene (liiard. (let u new picture fur your home this house-cleaning time. Reproduc tions from famous paintings and new motloo pletureH only 2'ic at Graves' Art Emporium. See the window dis play, din 10 Itoslef ladies' Jailor (olieje 216 North Stephens St. The school offers for the year 1913 two courses In dreBsmaking nnd luiiorniK. i .ii course giveH uniiiuiiuu losttons In drafting of patterns and system, with 30 days si'winR. lu rouruo glvos system with full Instructions In drafting. $15 Hewing Courm of W ilayn. AkiiIh fur the HjUI-lttirrlierf lreifi KurtiiH. TESPONDING jto l'ic call for Ere indemnity, the pro gress of the Hartford , Fire Insurance Company up the ladder ol inc teasing' usflulness has beert ; steady and persistent. Some ol ilie calls upon il have resulted in ponienls which are the latgrsl in the whole . history of Fne Insurance. I Every call made uxw it, great ot small, has been promptly met, ' so that it continues lo furnish i unsurpassed indemnity against loss j by fire. WInu you need fue insurance The Douglas Abstract and Trust Company Roseburg, Oregon New York Cafe I'haa lo. Prop. OPKN HAY AMI MOItr. Meals at All Hoars. Regolsr Meals Ii CenU Chicken Pinner Kundara. from 11 Noon to P. M. Chop Suey, Noodles, rresh Oys ters, Fish, Etc.. all the time. Cor. Jackson A Washington Bts Just Received The most complete up-to-the-minute line of spring: and summer Dress Goods, Suits, etc. ever shown in Roseburo;. Remember this; I conduct no sales, as my prices are right all of the time. Oregon ( LOST AND FOUND. LOST. Gold Woodman charm. Find er please return to this office, dsw oLunn LOST. Gold mounled moss agate cuff button. Return to this office for reward. dm'.i WANTED. r VANTKlSo!ieitor at the I'anl toriiini Dye Works, 200 Kotu St. dniS j WANTKI). Men with teams to cul tivate orchards. Long Job. Sun nydalo Orchard Co., Drain, Ore-' ffon. dswtf WANTKI). Two active men who can' furnish hortio and harness to act! as collector and salesman at Kosu Inii'K and (itantH Good niy to right party. '-Singer Sewing Ma chine Co., I. M. Sroat nian;ig'r. Cratul Hotel. dinitp WANTED. At Mercy Hospital, one tray-Klrl, also students to train for uurses. Apply in person. dtf FOIl HUNT. l-'Olt KENT. A good seven-room hiMise, Ml South Kane street. In iiuire at Hevlew office. dtf PASTTKAliK - Four miles from I Inlsei r t. anil A. II. Iirown, phone ; dtf !" lit KENT. Ten acres, mostly plowed, ready for seed; good or-' cliurd. house and barn, inquire 1M V. liougins. or phono 2 S II . dtf Fill. KENT.- Nicely furnished bed room In new bungalow. Inquire at 7.17 E. Douglas St., or phono dtf Ft I It KENT. A well furnished 15 to. on boarding and rooming house; hut and cold wuter In each room; bath room on each floor; near the business center of Koseburg. Easy terms. Inquire of O. C. llrown. Koseburg, Oregon. Phone 194-J. dtf FOU KENT Large furnished front I room, close In. 312 K. Cass at. dtf FOIt KENT. Large house, close In; , modern conveniences. Inquire of Albert Abraham. tf llorSEKEEPINQ ROOMS. Central location. Apply at 335 North Rose I betneetl 9: :!M and I : 30 p. 111. dlf j FOR SAI.K OR TRADE. FOIt SALE.- Fifty Angora wether j goals. V. II. Henderson, Oakland. Oregon. dswjlp j A ll 1 0 SNAP Second hand top bug gv for sale cheap. Address M, cart? I Review. tf 'FOIt SALE Four year old pony, sa.l.lle and bridle. II. O. Wilson, ! Koseburg, Ore., Phone H9-U. dswtf FOR SALE. Lots 1, I. 3 and 4. In block 20, Kinney's Addition. Will sell separately or all together; price 1:100 a lot, or all for ft 100, Can You Beat It? j Nice level lots, river bottom soil, good streets, allers in rear of every lot. All the pr.vl . nes of the city WITHOl'T the city s heavy tai as sessment. In fact j ; Maynard's Addition lil make an Ideal home for you. as It is only four blocks from the new high school site, one block from tore, two blocks from public school. See me about them, or phone 111-L. C. D. MAYNARD. Owner I. ABRAHAM plus assessments for paving and sewer. Terms. Inquire at Re-1 view office. U, FOR SALE. Indian Runner duck' eggs, 60 cents per setting. L. E. ' Johns, Edenbower. dtf FOR SALE. 27 acres, 7 miles south on mail route and ten minutes' walk from Curnes Station. Good , new Improvements. Address llox i H9, It. F. D. 1. Terms. dtf roit SAI.K. Five horsepower gaso line engine in good condition. In quire or address Theo. W. Alliums, H icy clu Shop, Hosoburg. dtf FOR SALE. Farm and stock ranch of 492 acres, six miles from Rosa burg and two miles from railway i station; all fenced and watered by; two fine springs; house of seven; rooms, two brrn3, large fruit drier and other necessary buildings, all J. H. Sykes' Gun Store A full iiml ronip'.eti! line of Fishing Tackle. Remember, I pay Parcel Post eharges ni Fishing Tackle to any point In the county. I carry the most complete and up-to-the-nilnute line of Guns, Bicycles, Amsaanl tion, Etc., lu the county. Call and see the new Indian and Harley-Davidson Motocycles WITH THE SIDE CARS WARM WEATHER COMING Soon is the Verdict of the Weather Man and when ii does come you kuow it will be warm eiiuuh o' nights, without stuffy, ill smelling oil lamps, to add to your discomfort. IVTif not avoid it by having electric lights installed now. Douglas County Light & Water Co. Ph3361, Roseburg, Oregon know what good Root Beer is until you have tasted the Genuine Hire's Root Beer Die Lest tliini; ewr placed h fi.r.. a hot. tired, dusty and thirsty man Ho sure to put il In your' knapsack next time ou go -picknii king ROSEBURG SODA WORKS Authorized Bottlers xf the Genuine Hires' Root Beer. Phone 184. I ! In good condition; bearing orchard of six acres consisting chiefly of Italian prunes, remainder mixed fruit in abundance for family use; 200 acres or more of food soil can be farmed. Will sell at bargain It taken at once. Price and tetn on application at 136 Second Avenue South, North Roseburg. tf M ost Rose bu rg bouse wlve ust either "Pride of Douglas" or "Quean City" flour. There's a reason for It. Phone 13, Douglas County Mills, If your grocer doesn't carry either kind. AUTO TRANSFER J. F. CLESL3NT8, Prop. Phone 70, or leave orders at J. H. Sykea' pn store. That is, the Initiated all say, that you don't IV. 7