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EVENING ROSCBURG REVIEW tU D.4ILV EXi'KPT HI'XhAV II Y KEVUiW HIHUSHING COM PA XV. Entered kt htvhui&. Origin. Fusl-uffk- a dfuU(i-CUa Matter. L. Wlratwrlj V. IiAlLY Pit y-ar. Ij nu.ll 13.00 Pr moutb dt'Uvtred 0 Pt-r tek. delivered 15 SEMI-WEEKLY Per year 12 00 Six uoutht I.f0 MAV K. HH.I. MOhll. HAIHV I MUM. IWultit nr CurijiK' irm anil At triulJriK Murli Atti-iiilnii. t. i fo :r.o atd wa:T Is u.-j 'oaTiJ iii dilterent parti of th !jr:i ., n-re the stock U allowed to .:.r: at u 1 1 1 The ground lur ru the Httrar-tlve renldetice are m I with shrubbery and platiti. 'II.. ctniiiiion in which thU farm is ktvi tin out; limit the year, ;akfl '. i tor thi owner. aH it displays M.r.l', i-rlite a ml intercut. M; V htte Ih the owner of 40 head of i.uf, rowc, .'. of whtr-h are rnfik . -i ui.il tin- rt-iniit in ahout 65 Kallom of iN.!k ; -r day. at the head of which ;:t- i r-ici6'ered Jerwy ilrea. He t. i- i..-;nl of hef cattle. moHtly of !: ,-'rmr f horn hreed, ulto 260 sheep. Tii r-ti;ilt of laHt year's clip from 'if hh'-p wah lliOU pounds. It i inreriUoit of thin thrifty farmer :.. i" tii'o the dairy huxitiesa on a ri.iir i-iT.-itsjve Kal unit he will buy n-K)''reii Mtoek in the very near fu i tii W'l-ntein Stork Journal, Ore gon City. SICB SCHOOL TO GIVE - AxoxtiER vorrxo lessox. Large ( Uei for Graduation and Ki tenth Grade Pronioeion Commencement U Xemr. In the Co:iki Krk Valley near fut laKt (irovt. Oregon. Ins Ihi beauti ful farm of X. W. White, r-onslft ihic rtf l"tin ,'irn-H of some of the finest farm land In the I';i'IN- mthw-rit. Three hnndr'd aren of thin farm in uml.-r cultivation. Mr. White takes ttpeeial jiriile in his rountry home, find well nifty he he proud of il iiy hiK h.'ird work. Knot maiiat'emenl and modern met hod k Ih ha made h ih farm one of the hest in th.- fc, "e-t. The hhtiis are tallied hy t.'.iH IikMh as Ih his home. H is Iionm is modern throiiKhout, with haths, hot and 'old water, the water for w hh h Is s i j p plied from a reservoir 1 f feet square and eiKht feet deep, having a i;t- itu; si itritisK to maw IN KOHEIll'IlG. IWitl people are surpriied at the QIK.'K reHiilts received from ilmpli huck thorn bark, glycerine, etc., ai mixed in Adler-l ka. the German rem edy which became famntia by curing appendicitis. The Ked Croia Phar macy Htates that thli itmple remedy nritiKeptlclzen the dlgeitlve lyitem and drawn off the ImpurKI! io thor oughly that A SI MOLE DOHK re UeveH sour stomach, gan on the itom :nh and fontipatlon INSTANTLY. M'Ji'h I " riortdieini OifordH f r t ! at the Ior "(Jet Aciualnted" S.tle ill JohephHofl R. 2 HE GRAND GRILL "The Rector's of Roseburg' Music 6 to 8 P. M., daily Sunday Dinner 12 Noon to 8 P. M. Try our MERCHANTS LUNCH 11:30 A.M. till 2 P.M. 25 Cents THE GRAND GRILL Aatoinolille and lllcycle Work Hjiet Inliy. Itlcycle ATfs4orIe. Q. T. SHANKS Si CO. MACHINISTS ALL KINDS OF FINE REPAIRING ZV, t T s,w ' Roseburg. Oregon LiihrlraMtiK oll. cup Rrea. traii;imiMsion Kiease- upeclal iiiuton -yrle ml, sprltif; repaliltiK. bent In dtv, Knife Kiin-liiig. I.oxmh re-halnted. Journals turned, any machinery repaired in u;i ti mimitii style Posi tively Riiarnntet noud work at lensiiiuhln price. Ask ut, we inner paK nnvthlng tip. (nr se ontl name it "I IATM." G. T. SHANKS & CO. K. W. KAUAV (hir Man Calls for and Delivers THE VIENNA Dyeing, Cleaning and Pressing Works Your iMilirc w;inlrnl)c taken care l 1 v expert DRV I RKNCII OK STKA.M CI.K NKKS i i lo , I'luniep, w hlfe it hues. Hatfi el aned. reshaped and hlo.k' d cra enettH and portieres. All Work Fullv Guaranteed I'M South Sheridan St. Jinl w.Yi want ;; i.isi .1:1. 1 .1;. an.i li.e mils i .!l.-c ,. ukI u.un iiirn -i:;e: . This is lii'l .1 lieu I'Miu! ', ., 011 111.ii k I I'ni ye..r -.i'.w.ix !::;:!: :: in , . 1.1 . :l -. The pt'.es e.i .!i::'ete:it :.m.;e t':..m 30c to 45c Ask In! .1 fur s.iniji'.e W'c ,i:f 1 . . 0 agents fo, ('h.i-e V S.iul...:n cotfees .1:..! le.is. HARVEY-EASTMAN GROCERY CO. Phone 103 Sheridan St. K,,ih day Ii filled vith mattera of iuivrct tu the hlKh achuol pupil. HK'nKcivra and mere la much Ibat would be of Inli rent lo the public if opportunity permited the public to Know wual la lakltif! place. There will be an effort made to acquaint those who might be intereated with Home of these affair, from time to time during the next few weeks. At thin particular time it la de- aired to have every one know that ! there will be a declamation content 1 at the armory on the evening of May ittn. ine prize are offered by a citizen of ItoHeburg. The contes tants are all high school pupils, and the proceeds will be devoted to the publication of the high school paper. The paper haa been published this year without appealing to the bust nesa men for advertising and It is urged that all who can do so will purchase and use tickets to the con test and assiat In raising funda for this purpose. The contest will be worth the price of admlaslon. Please remember the date Friday. May 16 There waa considerable interest In the voting lesson some weeka ago and partly to fulfill a promise made at that time as well as to furnish am opportunity to place some informa tion In the hands of the lady voters, and others Interested, there will be a second lesson given at the Lane school building in the high school assembly room at 4 p. m. on Friday May 16. At this particular time the initiative and referendum will be discussed and explained. If time per mits, the recall will be considered The lesson will be short and to the point. Those who read this state ment will confer a favor by letting all those wbo might be Interested know of tbia announcement and plan as it Is difficult to notify the public or such matters as this in other ways. Commencement is only three weeks away, and the Itoseburg High School will send out the largest class in the history of the school. There will be some Interesting announcements sooti In regard to the various com mencement exercises. Watch for the High School Annual out about commencement tint Tin-re are nearly fifty candidates for the rrcshman class for next term who are taking the eighth grade atnliintlons this week. Where shall they go to find room If they pans: iir. Kelier, nf the State I nlverslty was lsltltiK the high ki ImiiiI on Wi ll nesilay of this week. X. X Health n !-'nctor In Succohs. Tin) largest factor contributing t0 a man s success Is undouliteilly health . It has been observed that a man is seldom sick when his bow els are regular- he is never well '.vhen they are constipated. For con stipation you will find nothing iinle so good as ( hultihc rlalh's Tablets riiev not only move the bowels, hut improve the appetite ami strengthen the ingestion. They are s ild by all dealers. Q IKllt.W SMITH HAD A I KW .MILLION KIMOLKONS. SW FRANCISCO. May 7.--Or ganization of two hoards of business experts which are to lake over Ih inaliai;etn..it of the wist Interests of F. M I Mi nil 1 Smith, was effecled here today. The first board. In he known as the "Smith" hoard, named Frank It. Anderson as chairman and lohu S Drum secretary. The second hoard, known as the 1'nited I'rnpir- tles Jianril. selected J. K. .Moffllt h.iirinaii. and Vauder Lnn Stowe secretary. Smith places under the control of the two hoards the liealtv Swnlicate, the I'aiifn- Coast Itorax Company, preferred stoi k In the Oakland Trac Hon Company, preferred stock In the Kev lioiile. anil other stocks and honds In pit Mlc senl.-e corporations. 111 all aggregating ahout Il'imi.iiiiii,. nun. IF WOMF.N ONLY KNF.W Uhut n Heap of Happiness It Would Itring tu IfoiM'liiirg IIiiiims. Hard to tin housework with tin .0 h in k hack. Uriiigs you hours of misery at lei 'ili''1 or at Work. If wolneii only knew the i-ause -that It.ii kai hti pains ofti n come from .leak kldlles. I'woiilil save mil. h needless woe Moans Kidney l'llls are for weak k 1 . 1 1 1 - s. I Head what a liosehiitg citizen sals' i Mrs. H I'l'otlliau, 1' I - S Hose St , liovetnirg. ore. sais: "Koltley ilriiiihlo bothered me for years. It .st. in.. I with terrible pains across mv I hack and through tn knlnes. The kidney secretions were unnatural. I hail terrible he. olio lies and dl .-p. -Mm and grew on nervous It 1 uie-l impossible for tile to get a nights rest Fin.i'U, I began usnu iHoan's Kldliev Fills They took hold at once and soon hail me reeling hke , i differ. 'tit wotu.iu Thel did tnore tor tne than n.l the other mclliitli'S i ever took. out. hilled . rtilllig me of (lie terrible pains .111. 1 improving tin health 1 For sale by all dealers l'llie "." cents Foster Milhm 11 Co. ItiitTilo New York, sole agents for the 1 uit.-d ! Stall s i K.'ttienitor the ll.ltue Heap's and take no other. I NO I IFF TO MOOsi: HA I I Y KAY COMMI1 TLI'MLN. I'lie eveciltive ciiitiuu t lis' on Moose l;.illv hay arrangements reiiuests and urg.-s all committeemen to get busv and rush I heir work In all depart ments All the committees are also hereby hot Kir. I to meet next Men. 1. 11 -veiling at the office of the lilctator. IV F Foster, adjoining the Mono gram Cigar Store, next Monday even ing to complete the rally day ar rangements. CHAIRMAN. D0L6tAl.AK-COS BANKERS ORGANIZE. El'GENE, Or.. May 7 Bankers of Group Three of the Oregon State Hankers' Association perfected or ganization today, discussed taxation of banks during the afternoon and then closed the meeting with a ban quet tonight. A score of bankers from Lane and liouglas counties at tended. The officers elected are as follows: Chairman, Alexander Martin, Jr., Eugene, vice-chairman, J. M. Throne, Kosehurg: secretary, 11. (i. Keeney, Creswell; treasurer, Herbert Kakln, Cottage Grove. The executive committee consists of W. H. Fisher. Kosel.ttTg: W. C. Wasbburne, Junction City; Jess K. Laswell, Myrtle Creek: Alexander Martin, Jr., Eugene; 11. G. Keeney. Creswell. The association will meet twice a year, In May and November, the exact time being set by the executive com mittee. The next session will probably be held in Koseburg. DANItHI FF C'AI SKH FALLING HAIR as CKN'T "ItAMIKIUME.' Have your hair! lUautlfy it! In vlgorato your scalp! Iinnilerine grows hair and we can prove it. Try as you will, after an applica tion of Danderine, you cannot find a single trace of dandruff or loose or falling hair and your scalp will not Itch, but what will please you most, will be after a few weekB' use, when you will actually see new hair, fine and downy at first yes but really new hair growing all over the acalp. A little lranderine now will imme diately double the beauty of your hair. No difference how dull, faded, brittle and scraggy, just moisten a cloth with Oanderinu and carefully draw it through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. The ef fect is Immediate and amazing your hair will be light, fluffy und wavy and have an uppcarnncu of nbund ance; an Incomparable lustre, soft ness and luxuriance, the beauty and shimmer of true hair health. Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine from any drug store or toilet counter, and prove to yourself tonight now that your hair is as pretty and soft as any that it has lien neglected or injured by careless treatment that's all. Adv. MOIlFL OF HOI SK FLY IS A HIHKOFS SIGHT. NKW YORK. May 7. - A huge wax model of tho common house fly is being exhibited by the local hoard of health us u warning lo "swat 'em." Nothing more hid is or diabolical can be imagined that this image of tin faithful little genu spreader. It is inches long and about 21 niches high. It seems ready to lake wings from some Innocent baby's pudgy nose. Its repulsive, hairy legs are laden wilh fine dust, in which are supposed to exist the millions of inn roh. -s which the lions. fly picks pacitv of 1 2. gallons. lipes have posits on our loillei' and jam. The model was made hy l)r,hn. M11- lailch. si-ieutilii- artist of Ihu Ameri can Museum of Natural History. The heailll ib-pari nieiit also ex hibits clusters or imitation disease germs, magnified many thousands of times. The mere sight of 11 family group of typhoid h.oilli. making faces at their neighbors, the diph therias and s.arlei levers, is enough to frighten the ordinary mortal into going on a still hunt for every house My In sight. STOI HAWKING IN MORNING. Simple Way lo l-lttil Ciilurrli Without t'psrtting Stiituuiii With MciliciticH. 1 10 you. Pear Render, really want to forever rid yourself of catarrh" Ito you like lo hawk and strain and choke and upset your stomach trying to get that aeruunllation of mucus from your throat every morning" It's easy to end Catarrh If you will only try. Go to the Red Cross liiar tuury today: say "I want a Itooth s IIYOMF.l outfit." Take it home: breathe urrordlng In dirertiotis the pleasant germ killing balsams from the Furalyptus leresls of Australia. and if It doesli t stop haw king. snuffling, rlear up your stuffe.l-up head and drive out all Catarrhal lllls- ry. money back. $1 00 secures a complete outfit including Inhaler. Kvtra bottles If needed, .".nr. .lust breathe it - no stomach dosing. Two HihiLr which farmers raise, cither of which, rcml tinckwitnl. tiuttcMteii the other'.' Fork; Kmp. If I'IciimmI You'd lie With the Meat You lluy . Trade Here I or II. s f to Itonot or Fork to Fry Trade Here IVi ef anil Fork Our l ending Crop. ! Voilil Find I s Always On the Hop. Scrupulously Clean, We I'm Uh' Mop. Trade Here i The Economy Market Om. Kohikacea. Pro. PHONE 58 SHOES For ANYBODY ANYWHERE ANY TIME, AT ANY PRICE We Lead in Style and Quality THE Ql'ALITY SHOE STORB 213 X. Jackson. Next to P. O. a g. FINIS SHOE REPAIRING R. L. Stephens 8hoiM" Your choice of men s new 1 4 shoes "Pride of Douglas and QuB for 12 95 at the big "Get Acquainted " City" flour bring results. Ask the Sale at Joscphson s. Douglas County Mills. Phona 13. "The proof of good coffee is in the drink ing thereof." If you seek quality specify "Monte Cristo" Steel cut or whole roast 1-lb cans 40c, 3-lbcans $1.15 Mrs. A. C. Kidd (8b Son Where la Marshall'!? An Economizer of Time and Labor FROM seed time to harvest, the farmer is a busy man That's why the shrewd farmer appreciates the value of the Bell telephone service. He may be miles from the railroad and tho nirii m. ping point. He is expecting a freight shipment what dnet hp ao: im nis Ben telephone he calls up the freight agent. If shipment has not arrived no use going to town. I here s always plenty at hand to do. The Bell Service gives him opportunity. Consult our local manager. Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co. Posebur? DooK Store Books and Stationery. Typewriters. Office Supplies. School Books. Blank Books. Newspapers. Magazines. ROSEBURG BOOR CO. The Coming Event? Visitors Coming here from Everywhere The Strawberry Carnival Now. erarybody altoctker. left maka this the biggest and beat Car alval .rcr held la Roseburg. w will do our part. Phont year orders to 7, aad tk. Roseburg gtMto Laun dry will tkert Jotanay on th apot. HaT u ltuadarad sow tna tlata Is akert. May 19-20-2 1-22 -23-2 4 Do You want the best canned and glass goods on th market? If So then call on nfillll THE CROCERS for mm m NONE BETTER. Thera arc many brands of canned goods, but nons are more carefully selected nor prepared under better or more sanitary conditions. If you bare nerer tried the PREFERRED STOCK, order a few oans (assorted) and you will bo convinced that what Is said here Is true. KENDRICK & ING Square Deal Grocers Phone S3. North Jackson St. Good Trees cannot be grown, re gardless of the quality of the soil or care, un less you have the right kind of trees to begin with Come and See the kind of trees we sell before you buy. We guarantee you never sawaay batter. Prices Right , Roseburg Nursery Co. KiTCWN & BLACK Profarietors
