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Newspaper Page TextMoney-Saving Prices ?JSy2fiS Josephson's NEW YORK STORE THK STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK Buy Your Goods Here and Receive Car nival Votes. 25 votes on every $1 purchase On Sale Thur. Only Reg. 5c Torchon Lace One Day Only Spcial Fine quality Torchon I.aeo, nil imIkcs. every yard perfect; nee this Knap, on Halt1 on day only; extreme low price Double Carnival Votes on Silk Hose. Reg. $1.25 grade at 98c. Hoy these hone mid Kt i0 votes for your favorite Carnival Queen. Illark only. Huy now ut fjpecial Don't Forget Your Carnival Queen Votes $1 Men's Straw Hats Spec. 50c We place nil Hale n fine Hue of men's Mlraw hatH. Kiery hat in the hent value (hat you ever Raw. Look to your Rii in nut net-ds now $1.25 Cheney Foulard Silk 79c In order to clean up the tock, we have a lot oT It to i yard 1k n t h b of Cheney Kmilard. shower pionf silk, ! place (he lot on Kale :il Remember 25 votes OKNKUAl, NIJWS. OfflcerH of I lie t'hli aKo Federation of l.ahor me i a ihIiik funds Tor 1 he financial aid of fluivu.-c Harrow, the attorney who dHfiided the MeNa mura Mothers at I.ok At'lea ami who will soon Lire his third lri.il hir bribery in the CalilnniU citv. Tin altotncy'tt trh'inls deflate he is p n tnlehH ah a reMili ot his two trial. It pas to teat lu iv.x u ultnie r corditiK to a ImiIIi-Tmi ju-i ismifd l.v the I nit'd States Hun-au i Kdm.i lion, tlie teacher ot agriculture in the high s houl usually i -tc-ivt- a run HdctaM lusher 1 ;i i v Mian the teacher of other miI.j,m-ik l h most UMial salary lir tnale I'-.ic lift s in high school.', in Hie I tiitrd Slates if ;ho, hut (or teachers ot ,mi i iiMiik' 111 I he KlOUp Mud led 111'' llioM n:iial M In v w .i s 1 - ,,M Tin' ('alitor nl. i Simile has nil ailielld iiieiit to ' In- hull 1 ln id.iu: lor 1 lie .In e. i . U- I lll'e.l Sl.it. v S- h.ltni tin rather than l. the I 1 1 M rs It tt T 1 1 Slllinll-oti . (ltd. With. t.ll'"d s1 IllUf- adoi I at cde i r people. w 1 1 h Stop! Look! then make your choice of any Mat you see in our windows tomorrow for $3.00 ll 'nil iile .ii ...V prised .it tli. ,., The Hat Shop 111 N. JACK SOX ST. Watch Our Windows 2c. 2c 98c 50c 79c on every $1 purchase four lio h knife ami rolahl fatally wound- d in Seattle Monday hy Thotn iiH Telh'fsoli. a hih.irer. a'd ;!.",, he tailH ulii' refused to tint t' t iillll He-lli-viiiK th.it lie had Kilt, d tlo woman. I'idP'Isoii irii'd to 1 1 nil ii 1 1 1 .-uieide hut was prvi'ii1i'd In nearby firemen, who ran to i lie woman s aid and pre vented Hie Mian (loin d.l lljiei OUl y In jun iin hiuiM-ll' I'titfi'ii vcni'H imo "I vih-fsmi w ,i'. ) jiTit'd t. l ih. Sim oiison. who married I lent v SiuioiiHOii. Ion Mr Simoiioii diet I, Tel let son it-iifwi'd his .it ii-n t ions and was again IVj..te.. Wonderful Skin SaUe. ltui k 1 111 s Aini.-a Salw l known vw v w In re .is the .-m remedy made lor all diseases oi the skin, and also fur hiirtis. bruises alul boll Reduce Inl la mm at ion and ih snot hi ok and healing .1 T Sustain, in, uihlisher of the NewK of I ontr 1 1 il N. t. W tit i s that olif hoX helped tils He I to II B skin nl ni'fll iirtt-r lolier remedied fat - .1 ' i I v : K. , omilu uded bv all .ItiiKiis's II Ma ou found Maifhall's el ? CIIII.DSJic AHRAMS LOCAL NBWS Does Maraball carry Drifted Snow flour? I Watob Friday's Hfvlcw for the j Market HaHket. C. W. Aahpole, of Medford, wai lu I hla rlty today. A. J. Dear was over from Oakland today, looking after bUBineas matter. Call for Pure Maple Syrup at the ; Hit- Hive. Wo have a limited quan tity only. ' Chaa. Dickinson and K. M. Evans, of Minneapolis, are among the recent arrivals In this city. Mrs. Carrie Nash left here this afternoon on her return to Portland, i after a visit at Greens with her par jents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Osborne. Come In and "get acquainted" with the many tempting bargains we are offering during our "Get Acquaint ed" Sale. Josephson's. Blatchford Kavannugh, world fam oua singer, was the first Roney Boy. Honey's Hnys, six of them, will play and slug at the armory Thursday night. Mrs. J. V. Calloway, who has been ill fur severul months, was able to ride up (own today In un automobile. She Ih gradually reguinlng ber strength. Funry groceries, the best assorted; staple groceries, the best selected; vegetables and fruits, the freshest. We stand behind our merchandise. The Uec Hive, of course. Frank Grant, of Portland, Grand Vice Chancellor of the Knights of Pythias of Oregon, will officially visit Alpha Lodge No. 47, K. of P.. In this city, Wednesday evening. Next week a temple of Pythlun Sistere will be Instituted here, as an auxiliary of Alpha Lodge. Choose any of our newest and nic est ladies' $3.00 shoes at 2.9G, at the big "Get Acquainted" Sale at Josephson's. W. II. Fisher, of the First TruBt & Suvlngs Hunk, went to Kugene this afternoon to nltend a meeting for the organization of a unit of the State Hunkers' Association. II. H. Staple Ion, of the Douglus National Bank, and John M. Throne, of the I'mpqun Valley Hunk, are also in attendance at this Bession of bankers. Your ehoice of men's new $4 shoes for lii.DS at the big "Get Acquainted" Sale ut Jouephsuu's. W. A. HnKurri relumed Monday from a IiiikIim'hh trip to Kugene. Willie lllere lie called to see (). V. 'arenlev, who Ih under treatment In a hospital after an iilmoHt miracu lous encape from electrocution anil ilrownitiK when he wiih throvvu from the toji of n high hrlilKe upon which lie was wolklliK at SpriliKlielil a few weeks ago. The Injured man Is get ting aliillK as well UK could he ex pected, alihoiiKh lerrihly liurucil by the electric shock which threw him from the bruise. ItlngM, rings of every description, from Hie illiimoliil to the slwni't, ut t'llllgemM'el'M. iIhw Charles Iv llasanl. through hl at torney. A N. OituII. this afternoon tiled an atiHwer In the Circuit Court to the Drain mayoralty contest In stituted a few days uko by his oppon ent, N. D. Cool, who, on the face of the returns appeared to have been beaten Tor the office of Mnvor by Hasan! hy one vote. llasard'H an swer tli'incK Cool's allegation that two Illegal votes were cast for him. ut ill.- same time denying knowledge as to whom such voles were counted for. lie furl her nvelH that one vote cast (or ti 1 in illasiird) was thrown out because the elector failed to mark a cross In front or his name. The Drain council, lie declares, officially canvassed tile election returns anil pronounced hllll elected. Cool, be says, should have petitioned for a l oiiinion court review of tills canvass, us proxlded by the citv charter. In stiail of coiunienclng an Independent .ot ion . Children's white duck button shoes and strap slippers for s dollar ; .1 pair, at the big "Get Acquainted" j rJie HI .losepiisoii W..I..I..U, ail l..u..lrv of (lie ltet and liiglicftt qunllty al greully re-1 iliice.1 price at Cllngvnpwl's. dsw The best Is always the cheapest lice line stands for Hest. "Pride of Douglas" and "Queen City" flour bring results. Ask the j I'ougias louiuy .xiius. i-uouu For dental services call on Dr. J. It Chapman. Review building, dswtf The very lies! of Signet lUngs at greatly rctlucil price at (Jhigen- IN'el'N. dsw I Outfit the whole family from "head! t.i heel." aud save money on every- ' thmi; you buy, at the big "(let Ac-' ipi-iinted" Saieat Josephson's. t'nll up 340. the Douglas County Creamery, for cream. Of course you know where Mar shall's Grocery Is. No? Call up , I I'hone IS4 and hear about souiethlna on will like. I Sidewalk lumber cut ready to lay. i I'uge Investment Co. Phone 341. tf ' Wouldn't this Jar you? R;,;M en (he stroke of the clock, Just at the i very aituute your shoes are premised you can have tbem at lladdoi a, 3K i North Jackson street. dtf OOO D ROAD MAXIMS. MalntsnancSt maintsnanoe and mainUnane. Veur read will go v to pieces without it. J If the estimate is too low, then dont bid on tho job. Kp away a and aavo your money. e Tho Improvement of a road enlarge the opportunity of J 0 those engaged in any kind of business eontiguouo to K. J Better roads should bo tho olo- p gan in ovsry community. Oct buoy with your legislature for better road laws. Every state should have a wtll e J organised read association, Bread That Intoxicates. Throughout the eastern part of Rlhe tin ft la no extraordinary sight to see peaaanta In the bllarlous stages of In lollcntlon brought on hy eating bread lo the region between the sea nnd the river railed Missouri the humidity of the climate as well as the soil Is re mnrknble. In mnny parts the humidity la so Intense that there grows upon ears of corn a species of fungus. As a result of this the bread mmle from the corn gives all the results of tin over dose of alcohol. Whole districts are sometimes Inebriated by this strange kind of "alcoholic" bread. Leslie's Weekly. If Lion Pulls and Horse Pulls. If a lion and a strong horse were to pull In opposite directions the horse would pull the lion biK'ktvnrd with comparative ease. Hut If the lion were hitched behind the horse nnd facing In the same direction aud were allowed to exert his strength In backing be could easily pull the horse down upon his haunches or drng him across the ring, so much greater Is his strength when exerted backward from the hind tegs thun In forward pulling An Unusual Look. "Do you think tills new photograph of mother looks like her, father?" asked the daughter. "No; I don't," replied the father. "What du you supjiose Is the matter with Itr "Why, I suppose the tnnn told your mother to look pleasant nnd she waa trylug lu do It." Votikera Statesman. How Could 8he Tell? "Norah," said Ihe mistress, "nre these Frcni-li sardines that you have given meV" "Shure. Ol don't fennw, ma'am," sold Hie new waitress. "They were pnsbt jiaUll' when we opened the box " Ladies' Home Journal. Damp Sheets. She I hear you camped out wlten it was raining heavily nnd that you were without liishling lie-Oh. no; we were enveloped In a net bhiuket, nnd there were sliicts of rain! He sure you rnn obey pood lnvs be fore you alter h: d ones. - llusltlti. llt-Ht MtMlirhtc for CuUU, When ii dniKKlni. n't-niniin'inls n rtuuedy for coUlu, tlimat unl luni; troublt'8. you can fol suro that he known what he is talking about. C. I.mvr, ilniKKiHt, of Murlon, Ohio, wrtli's nf lr. KIiik'h New IHscovrty: "I knuw lp. Kind's Now IMsomory is the host thrntit nnd luttR tnMticttn I soil. It cured my wife of n severe i tiroiirhiitl cold alter all other reme dies failed." It will do the same fur you if ou nre nufferinK with a cold or nny hrouchlal. throat or lung cotmh. Keep a ltottlo on hand iWI the time for everyone in the family to use. It l a home doctor. Price ."tOc and $ 1 .iiu. (iiiavanteed hy all druiruisttti. H A State to be desired, It rtt how en n you eort It When wdli Unking you nro tlml? Why imt Milve the rtihleiii now While thoM' lirvtl feWing lurk I' ens), when ynit t.nee learn lio 11 tle Baker Do the Work! OREGON BAKERY 328 North Jackson CARNIVAL QlEEtf COXTLST. Viola W'lllett Mabel Hryau Fay Hughes Ruth Eddy Catherine Merrill Funuie Campbell . 34S2 2035 1SS7 , 117 1 C 1 7 .... 21, I I LOCAL NEWS Where Is Marshall's? Watch Friday's Review for the Market Basket. Talbott's poultry remedies at Os burn's Pharmacy. dsw For the best cup of coffee in Rose burg, try the famous Corona lllend at Lewis' Restaurant. 408 West Cass j Terracotta chimney pipe, sbouldef Joints, tees and cum now In stock at Winnie Gaddis's, the plumber. Douglas County Creamery butter only 7uc a two pound square. Ask your grocer for It. Patronize home Industry. Keep your eye on Maddux's win dow and you will see the best shoe making ever done fn Oregon. 335 N. Jackson street. dtf Where is Marshall's? Security stock remedies at Os burn's Pharmacy. daw Watch Friday's Review for the Market Husket. tplrltlom Said to Bs Domontsnv A most Interesting little brochart has recently come off the press setting forth with Bible proofs tbut the com munications received by and through Spiritist Mediums is of Demon origin. The writer traces his subject through the Scriptures from the time when certain of the holy angela became dls obedient. lie proves from the Srrin turea that these fallen spirits per sonate the human dead, with whost past history, spirits, though Invisible, are thoroughly acquainted. He shows that they also frequently person ate the Creator and tbe Redeemer, commanding their deceived oues to pray, do penance, etc. This, however, Is merely to lead them on and to bring them more thoroughly under demoni acal control. . Sometimes hy breaklne down the natural barrier, tbe human will, they possess tbelr victim, and rule him more or less to bis ruin frequent ly sending such to the mad-house. Numerous Illustrations, Scriptural and itherwlse, are given. Tbe price of the little book Is but ten cents; It should be In the hands of alt Interested lu Spiritism or who have friends Intel ested therein. Enclose five two-cent tamps to tbe Bible and Tract Society, 17 Hicks street, Brooklyn, N. Y. CASTOR I A For Infanta, and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of Ccpfiomoro Oferfert Ctothea n mis ass mm use A T Hf.rHP A ntTT 1 iivyvinvniyuu 14I KalHosephson's LAST APPEAL. When a poor woman wanted to go to her people, who paid the fare? THE MINISTERIAL I'NION. When a poor family was about to he ejected, who paid the rent? THE MINISTERIAL VNIOX. " When wood was needed by many pour families, who paid for It? THE MINISTERIAL I'XIOX. When six hungry children were crying for bread, who responded? THE MINISTERIAL I'NION. Who has helped to furnish clean, wholesome entertuinment that haa not started nn evil thought or caused any one to blush with shame? THE MINISTERIAL I'NION. Read the above, then go and get a ticket at Marsters drug atore for the RONEY BOYS CONCERT, Thursday evening. May 8. and help the .Ministerial I'nlon out.They need it. NEW TODAY l.osT. - On the street this morning, a tobacco sack containing about $ :i s or $t0, In coin. Liberal re ward for return to Review offlco. AGENTS WANTED. Three men or women on a guaranteed straight salary of per day. Write to Traveling Representative, care of Itoseburg Review. dm8 Patronize Home In dustry Douglas County Creamery Co., makers of Pure BUTTER it ICK CREAM Phone 340 420 N Jackson Roseburg, Oregon P. 8. We pay highest market price for butter fat and sweet cream. 1?ERN ISLAND r GREENHOUSE Roseburg, Oregon Mrs. F. D. Owen, Prop. Phone 9F1J Cut Flowers Potted Plants Funeral Designs Wedding Boquets ust received a fresh supply of Ferns of all kinds. Also on sale at The Rose Confectionery F. A. LACEY, Manager T0NIGHT0NLY Jack Roberts Presenting "A NIGHT IN Chinatown" The Only Chinese "Texas Tommy Dancers" in the world. Chinese comedians, singers and dancers. Stage effects and costumes used In this act cost $3000. 6 People in the Act 6 Pathe's Weekly With Mutt nnd Jeff. ' Hubby Buys a Baby Featuring John Bunny. The Sheriff of Stone Gulch A Western drunia. Children In arms free, ow ing lo high price act. Tomorrow The Big Show Paul J. Rainey's AFRICAN HUNT Dr. J. R. Chapman, the Dentist, Is now located In rooms 8, 9 and 10, Review building. dswtf The Young Man Of Fashion will find Sophomore Perfect Clothes, up to standard in ev ery detail. We are well prepared to satisfy the discrim inating Dresser, equipped as we are with the latest fash ion ideas of Sophomore Perfect Clothes $18.50 to $26.50 New Wash Ties 25c New Tubular Ties 35c - 3 for $1.00 Flowing Ends 35c - 50c 75c all silk, guaranteed Duds For Men N.Jackson Street