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J. F. BARKER CO, Implements and Vehicles. Rosebarg, Or. CULTIVATORS We carry a large stock of Disc, Springtooth and other cultiva torsjfor orchards and gardens. Our prices are the lowest RFVIFW 'l'ali"'- '"sieged weasel. I IU.1IL1T two million ilolla i h la the sum paid EVENING ROSEBURC "1"M"H-1-"H"I-I"1"1'1"I"I' H- to lir. Frederick Kriinz Frldlniann fur I he American rights to the sain of his tiirtli fii'riun tuberculosis cure, aci-nnling tu alleution In h suit filed iigalnsi tin' Iterlin scientist In New NOTICE. MAY 1.1, lulll. riK.VKit.ii. m:vk. To all persons taking one week', treatment during the mouth ot May, I will give you a aecond week's treatment ab solutely free. DR. M. ABI1TON, Chiropractic-Neuropath. Parrotl Uldg., Koseburg. Ore. H-l"H"I"I"r'l"l"'"I''I'l"l"H"I- Opal Mitchell. 10 cars old, of York by lir. Maurice Sturm. Dr. Licking, Texas Couttty, won the title suirni asks a commission of llou, of teat apeller In Missouri. In a imhi for his ail In making Hie bar contest In which 60 pupils from as gain for Friedmani). He alleges the many eountle. competed, she mis- Mendelsohn-Eisner Company either palled but - three of I'Oo words. hu paid or In about to pay Or. Pried- i k Roseburg Chautauqua Six Big Days July I to 6 Splendid Concerts, Two of them by the White City Band Great Lectures. One by Senator Burkett. Abraham Lincoln. Season tickets $1.00 and $2.00 Tell Your I;ricuds ' Watch W. C. Harding Land Co's., windows for Chautau qua display during Strawberry Carnival. J. N McCONNELL, Secretary. VHK Dalle l'ntenl I'm) lallea Patent C iARRYING out our Policy of Plac ing at the disposal of our Patrons, the Best the Market affords, we have secured a small shipment of Pure Maple Syrup, Direct from a Maple Grove in Ohio. You will enjoy the flavor of True Maple Syrup The Bee Hive (Phone 91) Try ItiiHift Piilini. Wo Halle I'uliMit. Automobile ami lr).e Woi k h Sjii't fall)'. Illcjcle Aeceeorlet. G. T. SHANKS & CO. MACHINISTS ALL KINDS OF FINE REPAIRING Rosi'lmri:, Oregon illll V .1.1. k--II Ml, . I NeM l,i S. U. )ke-.' I. i!.r.. in . , ml. f 1 1 1 1 1 ; , I . , Jo:irlin! ; : ' 11. I . tlvr'y r i .nai.-. . p;i..s :ili ! li ' :i i; n m i; . . special motorcycle l.i i'.- n.li.liliK Poxes re-bahltod. -,!,. t,. mllr.lt.' style. Posl- i!. i in-.' Ask in. e never I.IMie n "I IVI M." G. T. SHANKS & CO. M l I I K 1111. Nl .l. Strawberry Carnival Will be here witli al! -.t- .-. . pared to enjoy this event . :; dance of well lauudered linen, bundle out this week aiul lie i I'n'.'.y pte. Ill I'd .(. 1 t.ive vour ads. PHONE 380 LONE STAR LAUNDRY niiinii the $2.0110,000, and that through hia efforts the deal wan made. Herbert I iikuIIu, of Lewis a.id Clark Klver, l.'lataup County, Oregon, shot and probably fatally wounded hla former wire, Mrs. Isaac Osgood, shot and killed Mr. Osgood and then committed aiilcldii at the Osgood home In Seattle Monday night. Mtb. Osgood divorced Ingalla on the ground of cruelty and drunkenness. The couple had three grown children. Four are dead and seven Injured lis the result of the derailment of the Oregon-Washington local, bound from Portland to Seattle, near the .Moutaiiiara Kesto race track grand stand at l.nkovlcw, Wash., Monday. The train was ditched while speeding at ISA miles an hour over a perfectly level stretch of track. Among the seriously Injured is Mrs. Maggie Jor dan, who was in a delicute condition. She was on her way to Tacoma to strew ; flowers on the grave of her husband, who died recently. She then expected to go to a hoBpital to become a mother. 3 a 8 Curo for HI mi inch Dlttoi-dcr. Disorders of tliu Htotmieli may be avoided by tho urp of Chamberlain's Tablets. Many very remarkable cures liave been effected by Micro tab lets. Sold by nil dualem. C IAKJAL NEWS wanted at TillHnn's Thursday morning. Kort y women Park Iiik House May I fit! i. Strawberries are not the only bili class fruit roun at (ili-ncai i y, as proen h a box of Oregon t'haiuiou KooKeberrles exbibileil at The Review offices loilay by .1. .1. Kelts, of that place. These are not the first of the heasiiii's Kooseherrit'H to reai h Uose tuirK. tut we venture t he assert ion t hat they are Hie finest. fQ.Si'i taken nnr ladies' new $1, Spring nutt In the bouse, at the bin "Uet AcQuainted" Sale at Josenh- sou'b. I'.illv IIiiNii's baseball team at Medina, Canada, won its first houn caiiii1 last Kriil.i v, defeat inn Moost .law I :l In I tietore litioi l.nis The u.iine was a erv hnitr e hi In I ion and in striking coiitrn-t to the er.-lle utirU of Die Ivi'KMia train hi Mil pi t'V ions Haines, of w b U h 1 1 a 1ft bumb laptuied two. The opi-nMiiu I lit lit-rs were louibed tip lor a total of .:' hits atnl ; b sido u.t- m-diled wltli eight errors. Come lu and "get aiNpiaintt the many tempting bargain? offi-rliiK dm in k our "Wet A cd" Sale. Josepbson's. Just Received The most complete up-to-the-minute line of spring and summer Dress Goods, Suits, etc., ever shown in Roseburg. Remember this; I conduct no sales, as my prices are right all of the time. I. ABRAHAM Roseburg, Oregon MARKET REPORT. Prices paid by Roieburg dealers: KtitiS 15c. Ht TTKK 12 Vic to 20c. Ill TTKK FAT - sue. POTATOES fine. CA11I1AGE 1 V 2c. Al'IM.KS- li.'.c to 7..C. WHEAT $1. OATS 45c to fiOc. HAY Vetch, $10 ton; grain, J10. Livestock. SHEEP 4 to 5V4C. IK Mi.S -Dressed, Uc to 10c; alive, Tc to Sc. STEERS Alive, D He to 6c. SOWS Alive, Ec to & V4c. VEA1., Dressed, 9 to 11c. . POULTRY Mixed chickens, alive, Jic to inc; dressed, 14c. TURKEYS Alive, 15c; dressed, I Sc. (I LOST AND FOUND. LOST. Uold Woodman charm. Find er please return to tills office, dsw WANTED. PORTLAND MARKETS. WANTED. At Mercy Hospital, one tray-girl, also students to train for nurses. Apply In person. dtf WANTED. - Men with teams to cul tivate orchards. Long job. Sun nyilnle Orchard Co., Drain, Ore gon, dswtf WANTED- -tientle willi bunK.v and Dubois. Oakland, driving harness. Or. horse, A. A. (is will 1 2 FOR KENT. r with we are tlllalnt- HE.Mll M LIST Hill STRAW IIEltllY Til K CARNIVAL. 113 ti 3 Half crate exhibit: bottom tier ot boxes empty: 1st prte best 12 boxes, caU 2nd prl.o best 12 boxes, cash. :tnl prize best 12 boxes, cash . Single boi exhibit: 1st prize bent box, cash $2 2tnl prize best box, cash I lll.l prize, largest berries, i-IKgle bo. cash 1 All exhibit must be on display by noon Wednesday, M.iy 21st. Pre miums will be awardeil on the 22nd All berries entered (or premiums are to remain the plMpeilv of the i-.Tl'1 al committee, and all exhibits that .lo not receive premiums will be paid for by the committee at the market prt.-e Address all colllllllinii'.'itiolls to A 1.. Kitchen, chairman of Straw hoiTv Committer., who will be glad to Kic any further information. IIIK. 1!D'S AUDI HON. i Traill, Flour, FcihI, Etr. WHEAT --Truck prices: Club 80c;, bliii'stem, s;ic to Pile: lortyfolrt, ilOe; led Russian. Mic; Valley, iluy. I-I.oi lt I'ati'iits, $170 per bar-1 rel; straiKhis, $1.1": xports, $:! S5 to $:!.'.".;; Valley, fl.To; graham, 1 1. fin; whole wheat. $ I. Ml. HATS - No. I white, J2J to 2.50 per ton. CHUN Whole, J27; cracked. $-'S per ton. .MII.I.STUFFS -lliati, $24 per ton; !.lu.iis. $2i". per ton; initi.lliiigs, $:I0 per loll. It VRl.EY r I, $-'' to $2."...'.0 pel ton; brewiim, lioinili.il; lolled, $:'i; :.u to $27. .".u per ton. HAY- Eastern Oregon Timothy, iliolee. $17 lo $1S; allalfa. l.l lo $11, straw, $i'. lo $7. Il... Wool mill IHiles. HOPS lit I 2 nop. I iv to l.'.c lb.; t:it:t contracts. I ::c to lii'.jc lh. PELTS Dry. I -V lo 1 2 ' . c; to :l .".; full wo 'I. $ I 2.. FOR RENT. A good seven-room hmise, 211 South Kane street. In quire at Review office. dtf Fill! ni ti bar p. Oil lil-;N'l' i;addis ranch of ten s; good orchard, house and i. 1 mill i ni 12 1 W. Douglas, or dtf sewer. Terms. Inquire at Re view office, tf FOR SALE. 27 acres, 7 miles south on mail route and ten minutes walk from Curnes Station. Uood new improvements. Address Box 99, R. F. D. 1. Terms. dtf Where la Marshall'., FOR SALE. Farm and stock ranch of 492 acres, six miles from Rose burg and two miles from railway station; all fenced and watered by two fine springs; house of seven rooms, two bj.rn.i, large fruit drier and other necessary buildings, all 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 good soil can be farmed. Will sell at bargain If taken at once. Price and term on application at 235 Second Avenue South. North Roseburg. tf Review Want Ads. ltring Results. Sutherlin Wine Co. The Summer time is here, The proper time for beer. Mail your order or Phone 51 While this adv. appears superior claret 2, Sherry 2, Port 2, An gelica 1, Muscat 1, Mission 1, To kay 1, Reisllng 1, Sauturn 1, full quarts, 3-year-old California wine delivered freight prepaid, 3.60. OR RENT. Nicely furnished bed room In new bungalow. Inquire at 737 E. Douglas St., or phone 4 2-Y. dtf lambs. 2.'.i lo II.S.V valle FOR RENT. A well furnished 15 room boarding and rooming house; hot and cold water In euch room; bath room on each floor; near the business center of Roseburg. Easy terms. Inquire ot O. C. Drown, Roseburg, Oregon. Phone 194-J. dtf FOR RENT. Large house, close In: modern conveniences. Inquire of Albert Abraham. tf Eastern Otrgnll, I lc lo salt I lc No lb.: ! ,l kl drv t. 2 5. 1 I Salle sailed i. I 2c hides, c; No lo IS.'. 1 bides. 12c calf, I lie ti to I lc: grr. lo 22c; lc 2iv; sail to I 2 i I7'c; 11 hides, drv calf e.l bails. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. Central location. Apply at 33S North Rose between V: an and 1 : :iu p. ni. ill! FOR SALE OK TRADE. 19 13 clip, ;;oc to :!;'. ami t'henN's Are Now The l.l.i l!c bio i Tlie anil f till !i I .uv.-pte.l l.v the ebiiru and !its ai i.i' at t.-nt ioti Is k hum adja.vnt I oi iii Itosi-lim t; llea.ly. 'ii w addit ion b.is II CtHllli tl of now on sale ailed to the , h.t Cr,.,'k MOM llt i-r poiitol. Iair ami Coiitilry Pnnliiee. t o. a I joblinn ipiotat Mns: VO l.l'K Y ll us. I Te; broilers. A IMil SN'AIV Second hand top buj; v for sale cheap. Address M, care lie lew. tf :iHi- to dress, d. , clunce, 1! ee. n ii ir i Oreiion doen ; i ell tmk i. live ducks. , i ". tt i .", iviiu'h. cast' i ndled, :c i to lUinl. . :ic FOR SAI.K. uttats. W. Oregon. Fifty Angora wether 11. Henderson, Oakland. dswjlp el' do i-HFFSF O:- .!!-. s ITc. Yi i'.r rn:ii ct ui.fs. er : '.' 1 e per pound IVKK Fancy V K I . F.uiev Ollil 1. gtui t ripU in 1; s. hr. l.at'.-r '.'c to ind It.ts are of eti.i large si7.e. being of sattih lo.itn otl kw r. .do ill g.u ileiiing fa. t'ttlcs I he i ( prices hae been fiel so low that lf lle. Mir ii n home - 11 1 1 ile-tiv to o ii on cannot afford oppori unity Tliei in W blot k, and . ha.-, bet U placed oil Coil-.!. paiioii Cun-il. K:ng"s New Life Pill- const ip.it Umi prom ;: y boneN In bi'a thy . to overlook this ' ag mi are on y 1 7 lots! sa M'ei'ial low price ned. r.u h. so tbey will them .to! The ii: d for .11 Mlp:-U' are t:. I a.Uis- i t it ;mi f S.ilil- i V pt; : i t-t o:. ;i right away A number of are grow Ing go ilUlckty hee the and get voiir choice, n i. e oung fruit t id on tins tract Other locations and prices to suit rer bi.t This property Is located I'lo-.' In. Im: g within the cil limits. r complaint. : c Recommended will te- itld get Mid.tlOtl ,r. Fa . 1 c.r ti ue gestton lp o'i. bv ' all It FOR SAI.K. Four yeur old pony. s:nl lie nd bridle. II. ll. Wilson. Roseburg. Ore., Phone 149-U. dswtf FOR SI,K, A fine camera with complete equipment : practically new ami in A I condition ; ati eelb-nt machine for view work. i'l sol! at a bargain. Call on or write K. H. H u f tin in. at .losepb--on s store, phone -1. dsw ml 9 FOR SA1.K tiood paving property, fronting l feet on Sheri dan st reet . Roseburir. at number III. w !;e -o particulars w ill be g;rn. Rig snap, as owner is co n g to moo from city. dm'Jf. and soul !i i and r, .on .i of the ih,:.; to lc le toat.d t'..- II t .pi.e-l) - I. t.n : main tborougl'Jare Miti; and to all the t i acre tract !1 grounds ' i-k. V'i l.tp.r ..-.1 It :s ad ,u .rd !; lt d '1 ii. s i-nue .'iir ii. of North ouutri ea' and 1 1 v Price I'm druggists Wouldn't tills Jar ou? Kmht on the stroke of the clock, just at the verv n.inute your ttioes arc promised vou can have them at .hnMox', H North .lackson street FOR SAl.K. - Five horsepower gaso line engine In good condition ln q tue or address Theo W. AUhaus. llicycle Slup. Roseburg. dtf FOR SA1.K Tans 1, 2. 3 and 4. in block CO. Kmney's Addition Will i ll separately or all together, price $300 a lot. or all for $1100 plus assessments fur pavinn and J. H. Sykes' Gun Store A full and complete line of Fishing Tackle. Remember, I pay Parcel Post charges on Fishing Tackle to any point In the county. I a,rry the most complete and up-to-the-minute line of Guns, Bicycles, Amai.nl tion. Etc., in 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 ami when it docs co;ne you kuow it will be warm enough o' nights, without stuffy, ill smelling oil lamps, to add to yourjdiscomfort. Why not acnid it hy having electric lights installed now. Douglas County Light & Water Co. Ph361, R.-S8burj, Oregon tf I'.ill ell the i.w-ller. V. A lee 1'ass Sin l'Oi; wio. 'et, Koiichttrg Ho, ve of eak soles, com. to SOS N Jackson street and get them done lth good material and at a fair ! price. Also washing and Ironing I urutlv and well don., called fur and. delivered. D. Davie. djll I New York Cafe OPEN DAY Me.l. .1 Jo, Prop. AMI MCUIT. All llnara. Regular Meals 1 Chicken lMnnrr Sunday., li Nuon to 2 P. M. CenU trow Chop Suey. Noodle.. Fresh Oy ten. Fish, Etc., all the time. Cor. Jackson Washington 8ta ! Can You Beat It? Nice level lots, river bottom soil, good streets, a'l- ; In rear of every lot. All the i ru . ges of the city WITHOfT the city heavy tai a e.sment. In fact Maynard's Addition 1 will oinke sn Ideal home for you. as It I. only four block, from the new high achool site, one block from tore, two block, from public school. ( See me about them, or phone 112-L. C. 0. MAY.SA1D. 0ner That is, the Initiated all say, that you don't know' what good Root Beer is until you have tasted the Genuine Hire's Root Beer dusty and thirsty nest time you go a- t!ie best thing ever placed b'fore a hot, tired man. He sure to put It In yjur knapsack ne; I iiktiu king. ROSEBURG SODA WORKS Authorised Bottler, of the Genuine Hire.- Root Deer. Phone lit. . -v.: T 1.