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i T CVcNING. ROSEBURO .REVIEW mZi . , . '' tra:vK Yiuostvr kiTiei" Al'OVST , 1914. MAXV HIXTEKS l.VCKY BlUXd HOME HICKS Call"u Creek one ou Mid dle Cretk ridre. I Noah S. Cornutt brought lu two bucks from their ranch ou Table Mt. I H. F. Wells got a three-pointer ou (Riddle Tribune 1 The aliening of the deer season was 'oll"''r on Canyon Creek marked last Saturday by the large number of hunting parties who went to the mountains In quest of bucks. Uert Ewbunks, owner of the motor car of the same name, killed a llve- Another member of the same party had bagged two. Mux Klmmel and Maurice Swank. Among the most popular sections hi wi,h 0",,,rs ,ro"' 1t'""vil1l' tins immediate territory was the Mid dle Creek basin, which has alwavs been depended upon to afford flrtit class limiting, hi the neighborhood or iorty sportsmen were In that dis bud been very successful. Kiminel getting two and Swank one at last reports on Canyon Creek. Frank Hopkins went out from Can yonville on the morning of the first trict at the opening of the season, the a!,d RO' a '"e,"'' ,h.0, I01"1"1'11 majority of whom had good luck, a",e ' ,e s,ook ranch, c""yo" although there were several camps e dr.er are r,l,f,fd ' he 1,1 ex" when last heard from which had not yet supplied themselves with camp meat. ' Other parties scattered In other di rections, with more or less success, the continued rainless summer leav ing the woods so dry that It is next to Impossible to pass through them that the deer are forewurne.1 long in s",ortsle back to the game ami the n.ui. i ' s . gunner always feels that in the next ceptionally fine condition this season The hunting pastime has grown so popular that at the first bombard ment it seems that the deer hasten to hide themselves deep down in the brushy canyons, which makes hunt ing a hard game just at this time. Yet there is ever that possibility of luck and skill, which always draws the a i -H I M'M-I-l'H'H I-M'M I' ! CAU. TK City IMPHOTCTJXT LOST A.VD FOUND LOST. Open face Walthaiu gold ce Waltliam goiu;j. watch, with initials C. W. . en- J, LOST. Lady's fold watch with koUI coin tub chaiu: iJ name tugiuveil ou inside of ! lr.uk cute. Kinder please ro- f tin u to this otficu and re ceive liberal reward. dsw gravel ou back. attached, Reward J. F. Barker & Co. Klk head fob for return to Koseborg, Or. FOUND. -J'tue gauntlet glove. Own er please cull at this office and bring mate tor identification. KOH RENT rryo w arkants. FOH KENT. Large front room, gen tleman preferred. 312 East Cass. HOAltl) and room, Jt.OO per week. Hi! Court street. Notice is hereby give all perrons holding city improvement fund war rants against the City of ltoselmrg, Oregon, endorsed "Not paid fur wunt of funds,'' to present the sumo to the City Treasurer for payment, ns inter est thereon will cease from date of !(:uglua Countv Creamery butter! this notice. Warrants called: Nos. onlv 70c for two'pound square. Ask 1 OH-"'. lst. le-1'7. Mil, HUM. 1117, vour grocer for It. 1'atronie hume ; 1 1 1. inns. 111:'.. 11 IS. 1 mo, loss, industry. 1 OST. nu::, 10SU, U!i."i, 112:1, Htm, Patronize Farmers' Public Market Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. This will benefit both consumers and pro ducers. (Prices always reasonable. i ml HI' Hosehurg, Oregon, August fi, 19H, AdNES M. PITClll'OHt), City Treasurer. advance of the hunters' approach. and are not slow to put several can- V" ', , . " T',8" "K yous between themselves and their ,ls m0S Sure ' e.V a 8"0t; , ,, enemies Already comes the report of the ,,,',,' 1, . , , Ideath of a guide In Jackson County Among those who have been re- ...... j i . ' u.Br l i . n.rt; ,.r , u " "O niaue a noise MKe u tieer lieu learned of the following: bullet a,wl nlti-.ivc .Ve0rJ?e..1'.ollr"aiI.Bh RO! blB 'T' should the huntsman be slow with his finger on the trigger take no chances, be sure to see your mark distinctly, for you can find another ,ln.,e f I,,, II,' I no- ., Iaud Ufa nf "Greyhound ' Lewis, of Indepen-'gorrow and regret yo (.annot re8tore to the man you may shoot bis life, nor lighten the grief of your own heart and that of his relatives the result of the failure to use caution In and a coyote from his cabin on Mid dle Creek. Henry Segunn, also on Middle Creek, hud bagged two coyotes. deuce, 0 foot 6 Inches, who is camped near Owens Flat on Middle Creek, had bagged two good bucks. He is said to range from camp to the suni- um o ..re. uacK mouinain ana oacn ,, , wll0 Bhoola at in a aays nuni. Ithings when he does not know their Ed. Hervey killed a buck on the absoi,lte identity should be put. be right fork of Middle Creek. I ,,,,, priS0I1 bnrs for tne protection or A valley hunter stopping at the T. the public. The man who lacks this C. Scurr ranch hud one big buck. iself-control is as bad as the murderer F. B. Herrlngton brought In a who kills when he Is angry, and handsome 7-poiuter from the same 'should be punished in the same man locality, ner. The Gilbieath boys got two big bucks from the head of Salt Creek, west of town. Fred Stussy and Ernest Neal each bagged fine bucks on Salt Creek from the Sam Ball ranch on Middle Creek. D. S. Beals and party, accompanied by John Manson, camped at 'dur Spring, had three flue deer at last report. F. O. Corzin had killed a big one on Middle Creek. The Charley Hansom camp near Sam Ball's ranch on Middle Creek, had killed two or three nice bucks. A young man named Wood, from Willamette Valley, returned from above Tiller Monday evening with three monster bucks. He reported having seen more than 2110 deer. E. n. Stuller and Elzie Logsdoti each bagged fine bucks at Table Creek. Keely Cooper, of tllenhrook, got PARTING FROM EUR0PE7 'leusaut housekeeping- looms; cool. Tbo .losephson, one block south of Antler's Theater. FOR KENT. 4-room house, furnish ed, with bath. Inquire 442 10. Coinniercial Ave. FOR RENT. The Central Hotel building, corner Oak & Rose. Ap ply to W. J. Carlon. FOR RENT. llesirable cottage, 3 blocks from P. O.: Bleeping porch, gas range, and linoleum; newly finished throughout. 5 15. Apply U'Sl W. Douglas. WANTED WANTED. Chore boy. 4-F12. Mandolin, Guitar, Banjo instruction. A. W. Ferguson, Cozy Corner, Edenbower. WANTED. Young turkeys. Address J. M. Ledgerwood, Myrtle Creek, Oregon. . WANTED. Lady teacher; ln'ust be between the ages of 20 and 30. State experience. School District No. 114, Tiller, Oregon. FOR SALE AND TRADE ROSEBURG REVIEW J Dnte : To Indicate yon are a regular reader you must present one coupon like this oue. The National Embroidery Outfit is guaranteed to be the greatest collection and biggest bargain in patterns ever offered. The 20 ) patterns have a retail value of 10 cents each. Bring ONE Coupon and 70 cents to the office and you will be presented with Ono Com plete Outfit, including Book of Instructions and one All Wood Bond ed Hoop and 10 skeins of silk. The 70 cents Is to cover duty, ex press, handling, and the utimerous overhead expenses of getting the package from the factory to you. N. B. Out-of-town readers will add 6 cents extra for postage and expense of mailing. TAKE YOUR CHOICE COOKING AND HEATING SCHEDULE For electric rangei, Irons, chafing dishes, and other miscellaneous heat lug devices or small domestic power devices. METER RATE Three Cents (3c) per Kilowatt Hour Minimum charge, $1.00 per month FLAT RATES Electric range tor domestic purposes $5.00 per month Electric water heater for domestic purposes 12.00 per month The above rates are tor pormanent 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. Phone 6 1 , Roseburg, Oregon For good printing of all kinds The Review always leads. Commercial Abstract Co. Abstract of Titles Blue Prints Filing Papers, Etc. We Will Go on Your Bond Insurance First Trust A Sarlnns Bank Building Conveyancing ROSEBURG, OREGON. Rings of Quality We have just received another large Invoice of stone set rings. We curry only the best and have a great number of exclusive designs and pat terns. If It is the latest up to date goods you want we have It and the price as well as the goods will pleaRn Watches We have all the standard makes and at a price that will please you. All goods guaranteed just as repre sented. Yours For Business G.W.Young & Co KXI'ERT JEWELERS. Phone 214. R03EBURO. OREGON. VARNATILE the Most Durable floor Varnish Or P.rhap. W. Are Getting Nerr. Scientist. Study Problem. Dr. Albrecbt von Klotow of the Prussian geodetic survey has reached Far Itocknwn.v. N ., In the course of an Investigation which Is Intend ed to Hud out whether Europe and America are really getting closer to gether or sliding farther upart. A great many German scientists think that It Is possible that something of the sort Is going on. and several ex perta. of whom Dr. von Klotow Is one. are trying to find out about It No one. however, need lie uwuke at night worrying over the possibility of collision, for If the two continents are changing position It Is probably at a rate no faster than a few Inches every thousand years, and It oiny be thirty or forty or fifty years before the world will know whether the theory Is really founded on fact. Dr. von Flotow explained how the Investigation was proceeding Ear Itockawuy Is one end of the Com mcrclnl Cnhle company's line to tier many. The other end Is on the Island of Horkum. off the Prussian roast, and there Is nn Intermediate station nt Horta. In the Azores. The tnvcstlgn tors are going to try to Judge the change. If any. In the position of the two continents by calculations of lonirl tude, nnd Borkimi and Eur Itockaway are the spots whose exact longitude Is to be taken. o A Wonderful Drummer. Probably Ihe most remarkable drum mer who ever lived was Jean Henri, the famous tambour major of the Em peror Napoleon. One of his feats was to play on fifteen different toned drums nt the same tiuie lu so soft nnd barnio nlous n manner that Instead of the deafening uproar that might have been expected the effect was that of a novel nnd complete Instrument. Ill playing be passed from one drum to the other with such wonderful quickness that the eyes of the spectators could hardly follow the movement of his hands and body. Mansfield'. Humor. Richard Mansfield's humor was of ten misapprehended for conceit. One night the coinpnny was playing under a tin roof upon w hich a sudden downpour of rain caused a terrlllc clat ter. This startled Manstield Into ex claiming. "What's that noise?" "Italn. lr" was the answer. "Tell It to I stop!" ordered the actor fiercely. New York Globe. FOR SALE or trade for grain, 2 low wheel, wide tired wagons, sizes 34 and 3V4. P. E. Dodge, Ulllard. FOR SALE Restaurant on Sheridan street; good location, and a money maker to the right party. Inquire at Review office. 'OR SALE OR TRADE. 1(10 acres of creek bottom land, with plenty of outside range. Address D. C, care Review. FOR SALE. At a bargain, black smith's tools. Address D. C, care Review. FOR SALE. One complete .1. 1. Case threshing outfit. Inquire of R. Moruingstar, Drain, Ore. dsw EXTRA gentle pack horse, four years old; will not leave camp. W. O Cockerani, Oakland, Ore. dsw FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN FOR CASH. A team, wagon and har ness. Also a Studebaker buggy. For further particulars see W. C. GaddiB, Roseburg, phone 210. FOR SALE BY OWNER. Two lots, with houses, both rented. Cheap If tuken at once. Located at 641 and 643 Short St. Address M. A. Flett, 1297 6th Ave. W., Eugeue, Oregon. FOR SALE. A complete 50 barrel roller mill at a bargain, to settle un the estate, lias turbine wheel water power; machinery in good condition; burr for chopping Price $3000, with terms. Address the administratrix, Mrs. N. E Pilckett, Canyonvllle, Oregon. FOR SALE. Farm and timber land 10 to 40 acres to lot; $10 to $76 per acre. Terms: 10 years, If de sired, 6 per cent Intorest. Located 3 miles west of Melrose store, John Doerner, Owner, Melrose. lA ' . if Your Last Chance to Get ouvenir P ennants We Are in the Market for Peaches Bartlett Pears Apples and Prunes in large quantities. If you have other products write us, giving varieties. Food Products Co. SITHERMX OREGON She W. Prep.r.d. "I trust. Miss Tapplt." said the be nevolent employer to bis stenographer, "that you have something lu reserve for a rainy day." "Yes. sir," suld the earnest young woman. "I am g dug to marry a inun iiflincd Mackintosh." Summer Cough Are Kimgeroin I Summer colds are dangerous. 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