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Newspaper Page TextNURSERY CO Isn't our guarantee better? We -are residents of Douglas county. Fruit trees, Shade treea, small fruits, shrub bery atN roses. Nothing but cew, clean, personally selected stock. Write us for prices. KITCHIN & BLACK, Props. WOSEBURG Freedom and Feet OStf BILLINGS Said: "A pair of tight shoes is good for only one thing, they make a person forget all their other troubles." And losh was right. If vou want to l"be perfectly free from mental care, make your feet comfortable. It will add pleasure to your life and money to your bank account. Try the old reliable shoe store now. We Lead in Style and Quality IHI QUALITY SHOE STORK BIS X. Jackaoa. Next to P. O. R. L. Stephens FINK SHOE REPAIRING Shop la Rear of Ballon 10,000,000 HI'KNT FOU MVHIO IN U. . IN A YKAIt. SARATOGA, June IS. Nearly 1)0,000,000 li .spent anuilally by lerlcans on music In nil lt forma, ordlng to figures submitted before New York Htete Music Teachera' wclatlon at the annual convenlloii by John c. Freund. ibe report Rave, among others, I lie .wing annual: expenditure; Op- g, 000,000: concerU or all Hindu. 00,000; church uiiihIc. between 00,000 and '$fili, 01)0, ooil; or- In theaters,-vaudeville nml .vlhg picture houses. $:i0,000,000; Itary and brass handa of ull kinds. ,00,000; conervntorin, schools private teacher. 17.1,000,0(10; rican atudent. expenses anil lul i abroad. 7.u0,ooo. Tin- musical Industrie amount to'oltKtiON ItOV Jlt.l)l ATKI) J.'ilo.iilili. annually; uud IhlH j FROM NAVAL ACADEMY. (-oiiulry spends every year for music llir..n tin. ...,,,. I ui.i.iiI .... tin. I'ull. u f.. AnnHiuJIu Mirinv utiil uuvv. for Justin Met. Miller. f o j YoncallH, For n Weak Htimiiicti. t , ,, ,, , ,7. i .. , ., ' lily Mark Woodruff In I'ortlund Take. Chamberlain's Tablets. They orcgonlm! I. enable the stomach to piTform it h Officially Oregon has no credit for functions naturally, dcnlora. For null' by all C All aro Invited to utteml the grand ball Thursday evening given by the Hotel MeClallen In their new dining room. Everything urruuKed Hpeclally for Hie occasion, (iood iiiiihIi:, re freHhitientH. and n good lime all for 7."i eeiitH for gentlemen, ludleH free. Come ami have a good lime. Itrlng your friends, -did Vacation Time Is Approaching You will be completing your equipment of ' sporting goods. This accomplished, the most important problem remains that of selecting suitable and satisfactory Eats! Goods that are what you want while roughing It. You want them packed in convenient pack ages in a manner that insures their safe ar rival at their destination. And through your inabilty to exchange substituted goods, you should use good judgment in placing your campin ordersg. IMORAL Buy goods bearing The Hee Hive guarantee. Camping orders a specialty. rTHE BEEHIVE " OK COUKSK having " Kruduiilo In tht N'avul A cud crny at Aiiiiiip(illR Ju liil.t, owing to thf fuel Unit KilkJkii JtiHlIn McC. Mil ler, hum of Mr. ami Mm. .1. T. MIIUt, uf Yoncalla, Or., wiih unpointed from i:iuh In llHilt, while a Htmli'iil In the Salt Luk IUkIi School. Six yearn uk" IiIh nrentH wero dc liatiiiK III t i lent Ion an to whether to Heml hi tu to the Oregon Agricul tural College und make a m-leiitifir farmer of him or allow him to go to hit HlMter In Salt Lake City and enter the high Hchool t here., and an his brother (illhert wart taking a course j In elect rlral englneeriiiK there. It wan iiiiuii iieciiieu 10 huu in in 10 Salt Iake. On year had been Bpent In tho KiiK?ue High School, which was all the preparation he had, outside of an eight h-grade diploma In his home rural whool. When lie, had reached tht) Hecond year in tho Salt Lake school he re reived the appointment to the Naval Academy, hut after Inking the long journey to Aiiuapulltt bo failed to pass I he examination. Nothing daunted, he returned to his home In Yoncalla and three days after bin arrival had secured a neven moutha term of school and began tench ItiK, while continuing bis Htudlc-H, with a view to taking another examination for the navy. Tin Senator who appointed him fnitn t'luh. leHMilnif nf blu fulltiri I to pass, kindly reappointed him and l he Na v lie pa rt meiit granted him permission to lake the spring exumi nation at Kup-tie. which be passed tii-ll illtoniied of his SIlcceKS be, closed bis school it li J started for An na polls. He was gradualed uilh honor June ii ami tm (ho following day married Miss Margaret Wall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor Wall, of Baltimore. lummer Vacations Seashore or Mountains VIA TDK ::soll 'I'll kels ell S:vle l';l.l I " li 1 1I i'. nl. I lOCOCNItSHASTAl I I I HOUTtS I I .'! lav '1'ul.i ts oil Sale S; 1 11 1 .1 a and Sunday TILLAMOOK AND NEWPORT BEACHES 'ellBoli farea frmu Die it tit, I utl,,iis lleailii'H ;tre an toiltiwH: I li'l.M Til New 1 I'll to V' poi 1 or TUl.ilNiink I'orti.ithl liriRoii i alein .Ihun.i ' orviilli(i .'UKelie .OMebtl I'K Jed ford abland K .iii-: $ i'. -.' :. . I '. in I'lllalnofk IV.o-tieh kaih: I I'll 4.70 i'i 00 7..1U 7.10 V 00 I '.Villi 17 20 17 7f. i il I it Vti t on sa'.e ' Oorreapondlnn low farm frmu olh i j . Rom varloui iHilnta. V. M'NIIAr KXCTIISIOX TIUIM (IV Till: ('. .V I'. It. It. Zavea Albany at 7:20 a. in.. Cnn-.illiK 7 -;.n m n.l , ,,i.n..,-ik mill l.iBe 8, P. train 16 and 14 northbound and No. Ill muii hbumid. FXCURSfON FARES EAST Ticket will bo aoWTfruni all main and braueh II no i Mil lit In Ortv on to tutrn detlnatJoV on way through California or via t'ortl.iud Stop-overt within limit. Ticket! on Sale Daily to Sept. 30 FIXAI. ItKTI ItV LIMIT 4HT, ;IINT. Vor l.niii II fully llliiHtrated booklet 'Vacation I toys, " and booklets detcrlbliiK Tlllamut k t'ounly Monthes. Newport nnd other polutii, m twU as informmifju about KnMern fares, routen, Htop overs, etc., call Yfeoa Bfjnregt agent or write to - Tv OHH M. (MJOfT, liwrl 'tueeUKr .1trt1U I'oHlniMl, On.a. iioKitim i: c nn:r i mi (.i.m: haii.koai) vauis. Kugeiie Register: A horrible acci dent occurred near the cannery early yesterday morning when a man, who it watt learned afterwards was Kd. Wilcox, attempted to board a hoiKIi bound extra freight In steal a ride He fell beneath the wheels and both bus w ere Hcvered below I lie k uees and a great bote was torn in his back. lilting clear through the bone at the liase of the s iuo Into t be pel tc fn ity. exposing the tibdoiuiual vis icta. A number of men who w-re neat by ran to give him help, but he absolutely refused Id give his name and wi tit so far as to (ear out of tin bat l be band on w Inch his initla Is were printed. He was taken to the KiiKciie Hospital. W here I ir Sehaiefe, w tin has charge of ull xut li count v c.is, s. a nil other ph siciaus did all i hcv on !il to make him easy and putting bun utidi r an anesthetic and riving up Ins wounds. He recovered from Hie effects of the ether all right, but rapidly sank from shock and ln d in about a half hour after returning to consciousness. The nur-ei thought he said something about a soler at Oakland, hut are not sun of it He was evidently a waiter by trade and w a about Ho years old. The remains were taken euro of by the Coroner and will probably bo burled by the county. He was very much composed nnd retuaed to give an in formation that won Ul lead to bin tdcutiMcatlon. MAUKIKlt. (TOAKK -- IIATKIKMi. -At the home Of Mr. and Mrs. John Me Keun, on South I Jeer Creek, Wed nesday evening, June 18, 1113, Warren Cloak e and Miss Myrtle Hatfield, Hev. W. II. Kuton offi ciatitiK. The groom Ih a son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cloake, of Kdenbower, and tho bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hatfield, of South Deer Creek. They are excellent young people and will make their home at Oakland, California. HANDY CONN. In i'ortlund. June la. 1!H3. Ceo. K. Handy und Miss Creolee Conn. Tim groom Is from Cottage fJrove and (he bride Ih a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Conn, of MelroHe. She has been a successful school teacher of this county. There In Nothing I letter. Hunt the world over and you will not find a better remedy for diar rhoea than Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It always cures. For sale by all deal ers. 0 Let Stone lune your piano. PROFESSIONAL CARDS L. O. HICKS SURVEYOR. US Perkla Bldg. Roaebarg, Ore. LBFUT 8. UUET OPTOMETUI8T 118 W. CASS ST. Roisburi ... Oregon DRS. BKKLY, 8 ETHER. STEWART Pbjalciana and Surgeons. Suit of Offices Rear Douglai Na tional Dank, Ground Floor. ' (bona 367. ROSEBURO .... O&BOON Ol'RDON A. FORV Vocal Lessona Studio 312 East CaH Street Phon. 191-J. ROSEBURO, ORE. MRS. CHAKI.KS S. HKIM.INE Pianoforte Instructor Monica Klnderieartener Studio: 423 Ella St. Pbona 33-R Office Hours: Phones: 10 to 12 a. ni. Office: Main 171 2 to 4 p. m. Km: Main 172 tlt. I.1TKTTA HMITH, l'hyirtclan Women and Children Dlaeases a Specialty Office, Masonic llldg., Second Floor. o. it. r i.i Jon. m. i). rractlce Limited to the Kye. I'u. None and Throat Graduate Nurse Attending. 306 White Temple El'CIKNE. ORE rin- m w ituprovi'UH -tun at the lln- tfl MiClalhn aro to be celebrated llh a hli; dance Thursday cv,-nltR. ilood nuiic. All arc Iniiicd. 7 r. cents tor gentlemen. lEFx'N ISLAND r GREENHOUSE Roscburg, Oregon Mrs. F. D. Ouvn. Prop. Phone F11 Cut Flowers Potted Plants Funeral Designs Wedding Boquets lust received a fresh supply of Ferns of all kinds. Also ou sale at The Rose Confectionery (I LOST AND FOUND. FOUND. Purse with small change. Owner call at KeTlew office and deacrlba puree and contents. WANTED. WANTEO. Parties wishing 1000 tiers oak and laurel poles, free for the cleurlng, phone 1BF6. dl WANTED. Lawn and garden work. J. M. Divine, at Soldiers' Home, p WANTED. Boarders and roomers; prices reasonable. Call at 627 Court St., or 466 Ella St. WANTED. $65.00 monthly; reliable gentleman or lady wanted as Infor mation Reporter. No canvassing Spare time. Enclose stamp. Na tional Realty Information Bureau MI3 San Fernando Bldg., Los An geles, Calif. dJ18p FOR RENT. FOR RENT. Large furnished front room, close In. 312 B. Casa St. dtf FOR RENT. Six room cottage on Pltier street. Inquire of D. J. Stewart, or at Review offloe. dtf FOR RENT. Nloely turnlehed bed room In new bungalow. Inquire at 737 E. Douglas St., or phone 42-Y. dtf TWO HOUSES FOR RENT. One of & rooms, other of 4; both fur nished. Inquire &44 South Pine street, City. dtf FOR RENT. A well furnished 15- room boarding and rooming house; hot and cold water In each room; bath room on each floor; near the business center of Resebnrg. Easy terms. Inquire of O. C. Brawn, ' Roaebnrg, Oregon. Pheae 114-J i.d.ij. r,..i.... i. . . .n.i.lrniiniv Mllla. and a sack will be de- of flour manufactured In Roseburg. livered at jour home. "Queen City," "Crown." "High Flteht" and "Vim" are all hard wheat I For the best cud of coffee In Rose- patent flours. These brands are tbe!Durg try the famous Corona Blend best varieties of flour on the market. . at Lewis' Restaurant. 40 West lass Why use other kinds that cost more? j If your grocer does not carry either For dental services call on Dr. J. brand, lust phone 13, the Douglas R. Chapman. Renew Duuarag. uta FOR RENT. Large house, close In; modern conveniences. Inquire of Albert Abraham. U HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. Central location. Apply at 336 North Rose between 9:30 and 1:30 p. m. dtf FOR SALE OR TRADE. FOR SALE. Good fresh milch cow. Call phone 134. dtf FOK SALE A cooking stove in good condition, cheap. Addrena S, care Review. FOR SALE OF RENT. 15 W acres at Kiletiouwer; 5 i-liard. Address bower. in fruit and or- llox 44, Kden- I'Olt SALE Fox hound pups, i.'i.UO per pair. App'y to lleer LreeK liv ery li.irn. di3 Full SALE. to date furniture of .' rooms no reasonable offer re fused part time, if desired. Ad dress "Furniture," care Review, p FOR SALE Jersey cow and calf, al so other cow, aud horse aud buggy. J. F. Stone. 103 E. 1st North. p FOR SALE. liood Fox visible type writer for sale cheap If taken at once. Address J, care of Review. FOR SALE OR TRADE. Hood 160 acru farm or ranch In North Da kota. Win. F. Planum, 405 W. Lane St., Roaeburg. dJ28p FOR KXCIIANC.E. -City property In Ro.selnit-K for land near Otalla. or for shirk cattle. Address 642 Sec ond Ave, North, Roseburg. Oro- KOIl. SWjlUp FOR SALE. 4-cyllnder automobile, just recently overhauled, now In flue condition. Will sell cheap. I). J. Stewart, Phone 28. dw I FOR SALE - Small tract of choice garden or orchard land For par ticulars addreiis llox 23, Dtllard, Oregon. dewp FOR SALE CHEAP Happy restaur- i ant, doing good business. Write or call on L. A. Woodworth, Myr tle Point, Oregon. dswp Terracotta chimney pipe, shoulder Joints, tees and caps now In stock at Winnie Osddls's, the plumber. Can You Beat It? Nice level lots, river bottom aolt, good streets, alleys In rear of every lot. All the privileges of the city WITHOUT the city's heavy tax as sessment. In fsct Maynard's Addition will make an Ideal home for you, as It I only four block from the new high school site, one block from store, two blocks from pablKi school. 8e me about them, or phone tll-L. J D. MWtfARD. Ower ' wk Dook Store Books and Stationery. Typewriters. Office Supplies. School Books. Blank Books. Newspapers. Magazines. ROSEBURCBOOKCO. FOR SALE.--Jersey cow and calf, very gentle, good milker. E. P. Thiol, Yoncalla, Ore. dswp FOR SALE Two draught mares, 5 nd 3 yearn. Jacob Jones. itf FOR SALE 10 acres of land 3 4 miles from Roseburg. Oregon; new house: partly fenced; 2 horses, harness, nice Jersey cow, chickens. 2 wagons, fanning tools, etc. Come iiulck. a bargain. Adrress Box 6. Kdenbower, Oregon. Jp25 FOR SALE OR TRADE 160 acres wheat land In .Morrow County. Eastern Oregon, L. L. Jakes, Rid dle, Oregon. Jylp FOR SALE. Having decided to take position In the East, will sell my property, a new 7-rooui bungalow; lot 50x312. Will take several hundred less than cost. F. W. Leonard. 637 S. Main. a FOR SALE. 27 acres. 7 mllea south on mall rente and tan mtnntae walk frolf I Barnes Station. Oood new lmpt"ffements. Address Box 9, R. F. U I. Terms. dtf Make two dollars do the work of three by attending Simon Caro's big room makioM of men's and boys' We Offer and Recommend DOUGLAS COUNTY Light & Water CoV BONDS These bonds bear interest at the rate of 6, pay able semi-annually, July ist. and January xst., at the Commerce Trust & Savings Bank, of Portland. The company is now serving the entire City of Roseburg with electric lights, electric power and water, also electric light, power and water at Win chester aud light aud power at Sutherlin and Oakland. The company is operating successfully and in terest on its bonds is promptly paid. We would be glad to give any investor full in formation as to the security underlying these bonds, the management and earnings of this com pany and the desirability of this investment. We offer these bonds to net the investor about six and one-half per cent per annum. Price on application. Write for further information. Bond Department Commerce Trust & Savings Bank Portland, Oregon. Farmers' Public Market OPEN EVERY TUESDAY AND SATURDAY Vegetables, Fruits. Uerries, poultry, aud Dairy Products, fresh from the farm, at reasonable pricisi. Corner Washington and Main Streets Roseburg "The proof of good coffee is in the drink ing thereof." If you seek quality specify "Monte Cristo" Steel cut or whole roast Mb cans 40c, 3-lbcans $1.15 Mrs. A. C. Kidd 4 m alts, shoeeV V Ha. daw oew . ; . 1 '(. 7w- 1.