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NEW YORK.
Exact Copy of Wrapper,
Sunday at the Churches.
Saint !,-,,rKr-H Chnrcli, cor. Mlllu
and Can slreels, .lie Kev. t'harles
Wilson Maker, Hector.' OiiIii(iuik'-
lma. Holy Huclmilst at 7:. '10 a.
in.; Sunday Hchool at lliiri a. in.;
niornfiiK prayer at II; evening pray
er nt 7:30. All are cordially Invited
to these services.
('Iil'isllan Science Soi iety, corner of
I. alio and Alain si reels. Services nt
11 a. in., subject of lesson sermon. !
"Mind." Wednesday evening tesll-
monlal nicetliiK at 8 o'clock. All ln -
vlted to attend these services. Sun-!'"
day school Is held in tlie saine hulld
Iiir at 9:15 n. in.
PresliyliTlini, (ev. Paul .1. I.ux,
pastor. Sunday sthool at 10 a. in.,
H. I.. Kddy, Supt.: inoriiiiiK worship
at 11, sermon on the life or Ihe
ApoBtlo John; V. 1'. S. C. 10. at (i::io
p. m.; evenliiK service at ";;iii, suli
Joct, "The I'errect Woman." I'ruyer
meetliiK and mission studv class on
Wednesday at 7:110 p. m.; Junior En
deavor on Friday at I p. in. Come
and worship with us. You will ro
celvo a Kind welcome.
St. Joseph's Ciilholie ( liiinh. cor
ner of Oak and Kane Blreels. Hrsl
Prompt Attention
Given All Orders
Lt us do your frelghtiuR, niov-
Inu. bHtuitca. ulailo. lunihnr. u-oml
and poal hauling. j
Sloro your goods with us; wo own
our own-storage room and can Rive
you the best ruten.
II. J. Dcnn
Transfer anJ Storage Co.
OHIO phone 128. lies, phono 104-1,
0ll up S 4 II . the Dollrilni Ooiintt
Crcamory. for cream.
Phone 163
Phono 16.1
Roseburg
Feed and Fuel Co.
Sawed tic 1 docks
1 ry block II r wood
l)ry s)lit lir wood
Ihy block o.ik wood
l'ty split oak wood
l'itic for kindiiiii;
Roseburg
Feed and Fuel Co.
V. i SWANK. .Manager.
Phonel M Tlionr I6J
t" 7 m.ii hi ill I MIIM I I Wi ll 11 1 f
We Have Imitators
But No Equals
ill sellinjj ood Kroctiics for less iiioticy. I,cl us figure
your bill and wo will save yon money.
THE CASH STORE
vk swi: vor moxkv
121 W. Cass PLreflt. IMione 270. Hoseburit. Oregon.
' 11
S ta J-Wr f3fiimlt
iHiWCtyO WwUni
Bears the
Signature
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
Km
THK OCNTAUfl COMPANY. NEW VOIfX CITY.
mans at 8 o'clock; IIIkIi Mush
at
1 0 : ;! 0 : eveuiiii' hoi-vIik'H at 7:;iO. l'r.
K""" at '"" i,M
,""" '''v""""a-
M- K. Cliiiccli.
Sinilli, Itev. 0. 11.
CMeaves, iiaslor. Sunday school at
10 n. in., W. I,. Cohh, Hniit. ; niornliiK
preuchlllK lit II, Buhjcel, "Tlio Di
vinity of Jesus Christ." Kpwurih
jLt'UKiin at ti::tn. At the evenini;
preachhiK service the pastor will com
mence a series of three sermons on
1110 l"'ina of l.ile in Three Acts.''
11118 '" l"' "'e I'rodlual Son.
.M"le '0,ir P'nim 'o hear Mils serieH
""' evenlnt? service.
I'il-sl Melhoillst llpiMopul, Itev.
Alexander l(. Maclean, paslor. Ser
vices at the new churcl rnor l.nne
and .South Main streets. Sunday
school at !l; l.ri a. m., J. K, Met'lln
tock, Supt.; preachlni? mnniliii; mid
evenliiu hy Ihe pastor, II mid 7: HII
o'clock. Kpwol'lh Leamie service at
H::io In the leiture room. Everybody
welconii) to all our services.
THE LADY EXPLAINED.
Then He Prob.ibly Smiled, but It Must
Have Been a Sickly Effort.
A woman with llfteeu bundles hoard
ed the street car the other nltcnitmu
when I was on my way to my subnr- ;
ban residence. She was a very pretty
.voung wi iin ji ii. I fell sorry for her. '
She was ret n ruing from a shopping
tour. Ilclng a man with a kind heart.'
I helped her upon the ear and piled (
her bundles ahoul her. A man go) on
at the same time and look a seat on
j Ihe other side id' Ihe young lady. j
When Ihe car came to my street I
was surprised to see her rise and In
! chi In phi; up hi-i- bundles. InMniiIly
my sense of chivalry prompted me to
help her on" the car, and. as ! was gn j
i lug in the same dlrcctleii. I asked per
mission to carry her tll'teen bundles, j
; The man go( nil' also and started on 1
ahead.
I was lo.ided down like n camel
crossing the deserl. In lhne packages '
she had e cr I hlng from an elect r It )
llalirou In n 1ie pound h.-m Id pinues
We iniiiL-r.l hi- about a half mile 1
The man liirnetl in at a catc.
When we rear bed this yate theyounu '
l:id thanked me and said; "This Is an !
far as I yo I live here. Thank you i
very unit h "
"I'.ut the ni Ki alieatl of us, the man
whit came tail ou the car with us. turn I
ed In here loo."
"Yes." lie said. "He Is my husband,
but h
the st
hates to carry packages through .
I'd."- ItrookU u Kagle. I
A Winter Cough. j
A stubborn, annoying, depressing
ioiiKh bungs on, racks tti body,1
weakens tlio lungs, and often leads Li
ertous resulie.. The first dose of
I'r. Kiim's New liiHcovory gics re-
lef. Henry U. Sunders, of IVvendish.
Vt., was 111 rent cued ft it ti cousump-1
tutu. afttr having luieumonla. He
v rites: "Dr. King s ew Discovery I
ou,;lit to be In ("very family; It Is cer-1
talnly the best nf 'all medicines for'
roughs, colds or lung trouble." Cood 1
or children's coughs. Money back
r not natb.fleil. Piice ,"nc and '$1.00.
M all dniggists. II. K. Hucklen
Co . Philadelphia or St. I.ouls. II
rxALf
I RIGOROUS SCHOOLING.
He Carried to Hii Death the Leison He
I Learned at Eton,
lit. Keute, tlif terrihle head master
i of 1'It on. encountered out winter inorn-
Iiik 11 Himill hoy ci jinjj miserably uuil
i nuked him what ivns the mutter. The
clillil replied tlml lie wns fold. "Cold
j roared Keute. 'Yuii iniisi put up Willi
lieatred enough tu wish that Dr.!
j K,'aU'' wl'" """ w'""t hi gvuM 'MANDOLIN iVU CiUITAK IX-
inm i.uvi-ii uiir i, iii iu nuini; j;lmc
emus tiro (presuming such it thing w;is
lit In tiMiiidi ami IijmI wnrmed his fro
zen IijiimIs iiikI feet, lint It so chanced
lhii.1 in Hint little snivelling hoy there
lurked it spark of pride and 11 spark of
fun. iiud both i-nited nt the rough
toiieJi of the muster.
Me prnlmlily stopped rrvfnir. mid he
eertiihily remembered the sharp up
peal to manhood, for tlfteeu years later,
with the Thin! dragoons. In char
t the strongly Intrenched Sikhs i.X.OOO
of the host lighting men of the Kiialuai
on the curving banks of the Suilej
Ami as the word was given lie turned
to his superior nllieur. u fellow Kton
hiu. who was scanning the stout walls
and the belching guns. "As old Keate
would say. this Is no girls' school." hi
I chuckled, and rode In his death on the
hatllcllcld of So bra. mi. which gave La
hore to Kugland. -Agnes Itepplier In
Atlantic.
CORRECTED BY A SENTRY.
The Incident Which Led to Coleridge
Retiring From tho Army.
In bis young days the poet Colerld
had it little love aliair. which ended In
disaster, for Ihe Indy refused bhu. In
despair hi! enlisted In a cavalry regl
meiil. wlikh lie imped would he or
dered on foreign service, that he might
end his blighted career mi the tented
Held. For family reasons he dropped
Ids correct name, hut from a feeling of
seuilnien'l retained the Initials, so Sam
uel Taylor Coleridge became Private
Silas Tompkins Camberliateh.
I The regiment did not leave the coun
try, and It was md long before his soul
j wearied of barrack life and Its utter
absence of romance. Ills military life
ended In u curious fashion. One day
while Coleridge was doing a weary
j sentry go two olllcers strolled past.
One of them made use of n Creek pio
' tattou. wlili h the other corrected. The
, first Insisted on ids correctness, while
! the other was Just as positive he was
wrong.
I Wiille they disputed, the sentry sud
denly presented anus and respect fully
Informed them (hat they were both In
I error. He gave the exact limitation,
name of the author and other cireum
staines. If Ids musket had spoken the
hearers could md have been more as
tonished. The Incident led to an in
ipilry, and t he poet was restored to
the bosom of his family. Argonaut.
Bavarian Distances,
j In the Itavariau highlands signposts
nhnig the mads, instead of stating the
number of miles or kilometers to the
various villages, give the i unit of
time which the average pedesiri.iu will
supposedly take to traverse the dis
I tauce. Tills Is merely an olliclal ex
pression of t he very federal custom of
the peasants in the region, who invari
: ably tell Inquirers on Ihe loads not
( how far it Is to a place, but how long
It lakes to get there,
i For Instance, one asks, "I low far Is
it to t ilierainniei gau ':"
t "A small half hour." will be the an
swer, or perhaps 'A good half hour"
. or "A big half hour."
Which Is pu.'.liug until the st ranker
learns that a "small half hour" means
twenty live minutes, "a go.nl half hour"
lliirl.v minutes and "a big halt hour"
thhtv live minutes.
Qualified to Paint Him.
Antl'i'ose I'ntlersoti, ihe Australian
painter, -sei iireil a commission oia e to
paint a ery lengthy immI weallhy suit
iirkinitc. I'nlfcren himself is n lank
liriish. shiMilini: ill' lieyond si foul one
Inch, lie was iMilicr priilim; himseir
oil il:liliu lieen uiven tills cum mission,
healing ill lllilnl Ihe i:reat pressure of
artists round every pesil,le Job in
Australia. Kveiitually. however, the
siller explained. "I was a I. mi: time
looUIn' for n soelalile hartisl." he said.
"I'm six feel two an' a "arr. and till I
stru. U yen 1 'adn'l seen a painter w hill
'ad rihMii'h 'luhl I" do a rail length or
lue "- Argonaut.
Schiller and Goethe.
S.hiller was, iroiii all la'counts. n
mill ti liner man than (eethe, lait In
mental crasp and artistic pow, r Hie
Saue oT Weimar was head and -Imul
ders ah'iie his dear flit nil S.hiller.
The Hermans lomw tins, ami while
lliey hue Si liiller tar more I h :i ii they
do loiethe. they are net lilind to the
r.n t (hat the latter was una h the
greater Intellect. New York American
Biut.il Drl.iy.
Mis love is -.i..u Im; , she said.
wllh a sl-h
"Wliv do ion thiol, so':" her inolher
asi.ed
"I told him he uiielil call this even
lie; at s tied It was hair :l niimlte
atler lhat when he art ii ed " - I 'III-aeo
I; rd Herald
Fifluret Don't Lie.
Hoax Men Mle fabler than w.vnen.
.loax that's riht. lv wife and I
were Ihe same aue w hen we were mar
il'd. I at 1 ill hill new. and she's jus)
tho l.i one Illustrated lilts
Education,
rdilcntloll does not eons:st of knowl
e.U'e alene ll Is he mental ea;iaiit.i
of helm: al le to e-lahllsli an, I main
lain haimeiiy latweeti elirselvis and
ll'e w or'd
17-J.18S. American Move
ment in 20yr. gold filled case
at J. T. BRYANS
Ktnictioii. Thorough and rapid
progress; club players wanted. A
W . Ferguson, Kofcehurg, i'hone
LOST AM) FOUND
POIND. Lady's gold bar pin.
er please call at this office.
Own
FOUND. Lady's brown handbag
Owner please call at this office and
describe it and contents.
WANTED
WOULD LIKE TO BUY LAND some
where in tho rungo of 10 to 20
miles of Itoseburg, Oregon. Would
buy land Improved, or will buy
homestead land, if not In too un
handy a place. Address 68 Garden
Ave., San Francisco, Cal. dsw
FOH RENT
FOH KENT. Modern 5-room house,
corner Hamilton and Roberts Sts.
garden and fruit trees. Phone 127.
l'OK RENT. Five acres good river
bottom land, no black mud; four-
room house; one mile from Hose-
burg. Cull at 412 Commercial Ave.
FOR RENT. Three-room houBe,
North Jnckson street, In the alley
Rent $5 per month. Wm. Sander
son. FOIt SALE AND TRADE
FOR SALE. Out hay. W. II. Drown,
Koseburg, or phone 3F14.
FOR SALE.-
Fresh milch cow. In
T. lirubbe, Wilbur.
(ulre of C.
FOR SALE. flood heavy white oats
l'hono IIOFH, or write for prices.
II. E. Gtirnoy, Winchester Or. dsw
llltOODY hens for sale. 012 Second
Avenue, North.
FOR SALE CHEAP. Heavy draft
team, wagon and harness. Phone
iabi. or Uox 492, Roseburg.
COWS FOIt SALE Good milch cows
tor sale. Inquire of Thos. Carnes,
at. trunk W'aite place south or
Green, or phone 5F2.
FOR SALE CHEAP. 1 turning lathe
anil chisels, l band saw complete
1 circular saw, shop size, 1 shaper,
1 iiiortlcelug machine. All at the
old Uenedlck shop. A. J. Bellows.
FOR SALE. New modern bungalow.
t)37 South Main street. Inquire at
premises.
FOR SALE. Large house, three
quarter aero lot, close In; will sell
cheap or trade for smaller place.
Inquire 429 Hast pve. dtf
FOR SALE.- Host bottling works
ami Ice crenni factory in northeast
Nebraska. Invoice $;ir,ni). will
take l-:t land near Roseburg, bal
ance cash. l'lainvieiv Holding
Works, lMainvlew, Neb. dsw
FOR SA I.E. 2 1 -acre ranch, 1 mile
rroni liosehurg: 12 acres cleared,
part 111 cultivation; 2 acres Just
plowed ready Tor planting; 9 acres
tine timber: 'a acre strawberries,
also raspberries, loganberries, etc.;
small house, liirrn, and chicken
house; 2 springs on place. Fine
Jersey row. S-year-nlil mare,
sound, gelltlo and true; 7-molltlls-old
colt, single wagon, set or sin
gle harness; 21 White Leghorn
hens. All lor fL'iMiii. Apply Re
view ofriro for owner's name.
K y ai have something to sell, to
trade, to rent, or have lost something
or found something, use a Want Ad.
in the Review.
MERCHANTS' LUNCH
Served at
Hotel Umpqua
From 11:45 until 2: 35c
M. C. BURLESON
Sale and F.xchriiie of Really
Accident and
Fire Insurance
Homes and Apartments
To Rent.
Notary Public.
Cor. Cns ,V Stephen Sts.. ltoseluirg
New York Cafe
ti. WONG, M';ier
Ol'KN 1UY AMI NIGHT.
Mt-U at All 'lours.
Remilar Meala ti CeU
Chicken Dinner Sundays, fTdui
II Noon to ! f. M.
Chop Suet. Noodle. Fresh Oys
ters. Flth. Etc., all the tlnm.
Cor. Jackson A Wasblnitoi Its.
Good, cleat), comfortable
4- rooms at McClallen Hotel at ?
;4 $250 per week and up.
Itoscturg Nursery Co.. Kltcliln &
Itluck, rrops., corner Oak and Main
streets, Phone 102.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
MRS. CHARLES S. HEINLIVE
i'iaiioforto Instrustor
Musical Kintlcrjrnrtciier
Studio: 423 Ella St. Phone 33-R.
Office Hours: Phones:
10 to 12 a. m. Office: .Main 171
2 to 4 p. m. Has- Main 172
ob. M'cktta s:.;r (i,
I'hysli li i
Women end Children Diseaiei
a Specialty
Office, Masonic I'.Ulit., Second Fluor.
CIIAS. F. HOPKINS
Altoriiey.at-Lnw
Room 420, Perkins Eldg., Itoseburg.
Especial attention given to con
veyancing and the examination of
titles to real estate. Practices in all
State and Federal Courts.
J. C. PULLEKTON
Attorney-iit-Lnw
ROSEBURG, OREGON
Room 3, Douglas Nat. Dank Bldg.
Phones: Office 119, Residence 138-L.
DR. D. K. S.N'ELL
Osteopathic Physician
Diseases of women and children a
specialty.
301-3 Perkins lildg., Roseburg, Ore.
L. .a.. HICKS
SURVEYOR
!"J.t Pnrlrlr Tliill.lln,. HnDel.npir ft
ALBERT S. Ill'EY
OPTOMETRIST
118 W. CASS ST.
Roseburg -
Oregon.
DRS. SEEI.Y, SETIIKIt & STEWART
Physicians and Surgeons.
Suite of Offices Rear Douglas Na
tional Dank, Ground Floor.
Ph 'no 3C7.
ROSEBURG - - - - OREGON
(it ltDON A. I'ORY
Vocal Lessons
Studio 312 East Cass Street
Phone 191-J. ROSEBURG, ORE.
When you don't advertise
nobody knows that you are do-
I mg nus.ness, and it won t be ?
I long before you'll not know it 4
4 yourself.
What Is the dilVereiico between
meat shop and a bake shop?
In one (ho gotMls nre rare; In the
other, well done!
Try Our Rare Meats
Improve tbeir rarity by good cook
ing hihI we will guarantee the beat
results. The remembrance of quality
will linger long after the appetite Is
satisfied, and you'll bob up serenely
for tho next meal.
The Economy Market
(ieo, Kohlbagen, Prop.
PHONE 53
17ERN ISLAND
1 GREENHOUSE
Roseburg. Oregon
Mrs. F. D. Ouvn, Prop.
Pkoa. irti
Cut Flowers
Potted Plants
Funeral Designs
Wedding Boquets I
Just received a fresh supply
of Kerns of all kinds. Also
on sale at
The Ro.se Confectionery i j
TAKE YOUR CHOICE
COOKING AND HEATING SCHEDULE
For electric ranges. Irons, chafing dishes, and other miscellaneous heat
lug devices or small domestic uower devices.
METER RATE
Three Cents (3c) per Kilowatt Hour
Minimum charge, 1.00 per month
FLATMATES
Electric range for domestic purposes $5.00 per month
Electric water beater for domestic purposes ...$2.50 per month
The above rates are for permanent service only, and provides for the
installation, by the company, of a separate meter for measurement of
current used for cooking and heating purposes.
Douglas County Light & Water Co.
0 Phone 6 1 , Roseburg, Oregon
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For goo printing of all kinds
rtevlcw always leads.
Health is Not Put Up
In Bottles
and can not be bougkt at tbe drug
store, but we put up pure food drinks
in bottles which is the next best thing.
ROSEBURG SODA WORKS
Pure Sweet Apple Cider.
Authorized Bottlers of the Genuine Hires' Root Beer. Phone 188.
W.tsJLf --V1 2 zr
1M r .
me iact remains that rolger's sells best
and is the most reliable.
Their spices and extracts are the best
grade, and are always the same. You
can get them at
MARSHALL'S
The Pure Food Store
REMEMBER, we give Roseburir Tradlnr Chert.
PHONE 184
Make
Big Jobs Look
Small
With our Modern Sanitary Plant we turn out more
work in a day than six ordinary women could do in a
year do it better, quicker aud strictly sanitary.
Every garment, every piece of cloth, every item,
no matter how small is sterilized in process and the
cleanest, purest steam and soap used in Laudering.
Better Than New
Because in being Sterilized there is absolutely no
chance for germs to exist. It's worth the price alone
to have your clothing purified yet it costs you not
a cent. The greatest institution the City affords.
Roseburg Steam Laundry
You Don't Have to
Go to Sea to See
for Cement Culverts, Cement Sewer Pipes, tlw. 8 , nn ,,,
ivment l.uil.llnK foundation ad chimney blrkT Cemt
anil cement work of any kind. lement sidewalks
I have five or sii houses I will tell cheap, as I want tn n. th.
money m other business. See my burglar-proof window lock i i!
O. K. See Pat's Elastic roof paint for le.k ? rooh ! wTbuud mJl
or repair your houses. Business buildings a specialty oV.r tnJl
years experience Id building. v
CONTRACTOR
AX lU'U.DKR.
F
the If you have something to sell nu
a want ad In the Rerlev.
Bear Sez:
'The article that folks nulr fnr (fie
ofteuest is always the best."
The housewife and the merchant are
confronted with new baking powder
that is claimed to have Folger's faded
into glooms, but are they really any
better or even as irood?
ezzzwi
Roseburg, Oregon
PAT
F. PATTERSON