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Newspaper Page Text1 I If you need the services of a bank open an account with Che Douglas national Bank Where the people of this vicinity have been faithfully served since 1883 All aie welcome and will receive careful attention and fulr treatment. J. II. Ilm.th. Prs.-i.lent K. Ii Piirnitt, 1 Ice-l'resMeut II. H. Stiililutl. a-slil-r II. '. sliMum, Awt. Caliler Capital and Surplus t UU.OUU 00 LOCAL A.VO PERSONAL . -M l "l I l I ! I I I M I I I I I I Fl-hcr'a fn,or rf Eoonuipr Grocery. I. harry Pean-e spent last evening at T F.lcd!e attending tbe daiK-e. iT i i Country ham, bacon and lard. 4. Economy Grocery. : FOB SALE. Frank Cain left here last evening to spend a few days at lUudle. Freah honey nougat at The Rose Confectionery . Mr. and Mrs. Gtortre Steeves, of Portland, were Iloi'bur. visitors to day. lion't forget to stop nt the Palace of Sweets and try a Cherry rtussoin sumlae. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Watson, of Portland, are upending a few days in the city. Wst Stde Grocery, all stock, fixtures, hone, wagon. K. C. Benson. Receiver, Room 4, Commercial Club bldg. H-S-M-:-! !! 'H I -M-H-M-H LOCAL AND rh'RSONAI, Froien berries at Oalls 1 Henry lteeder, of Portland, is In the tity. Come in and try our Strawberry Pank Sundaes. Palare of Sweets. C. R. Shlpninn was in from (IWn brook last evening. C.ood Karllana tomato plnnts for sale. Joe K. Harvey, phone -F4. IiOCAb AND PERSONAL Cleaning, Pressing, I Repairing X You have been passing our es tablishment daily and no doubt noticed we are in this business AS EXPERTS ! You have I Concluded i to bring In that suit which really needs cleaning, but have neglected to do so. Let us save you the trouble Phone us rlnht now. We call for and deliver. No extra charge. Jmperiai.leaners 1 1 342 N Jackson. Phone 277. ii XOTK'K TO fOXTKACTOKS. Scaled bids will be received by the board of directors of School District No. 5, tlreen, Oregon, until 5 o'clock p. m.. May 25th. ISHfi, for the erec tion and completion of a frame Mouldings, fancy grain finish, wide cedar, and cedar pois. Fa0 o. P. Standlev was in from Camas Investment Co. Valley last evening. 3. T. Pricbard. of Portland, arrived Curtains carefully laundered, hero !a.:t evening to lass a few days phone 420-L or cull 032 So. Pine, with friends. j , ' Mr. and Mrs. James liarnes, of A. D. S. Digestive Tablets relievo Toledo, are in the city, distress after eating. For sale by, ii.,,,,ui.,n ii,. n. Cream caramels, fresh from tao M,t,,ri. V,,ln nf 1 a ili-'inria J Cream caramels, fresh from kit( hen, nt The Kose. has arrived in Hose'iurg to remain Fred Lane, of linker, arrived here permanently. last evening to spend a few days. : Bi ldlng plants are now ready. I I,. H. Shroner. of llarrlburg. ar- srhool building, according to plans Mrs. F. it. Owen, florist, at Hall's rived here last evening to spend a and specifications prepared by , confectionery store. Phono 414. few days. Charles H. llurgsraf architect.! ,(a, h Q.Jjne am, vr .,., j AnJv Veline. the ladles' and mens Albany. Oregon. All bids must be , ..,, , im.i.iu n..n,i. ......... .i . -v.? n..h ., ing the dance. , sou street. accompanied by a certified check payable to "School District No. 0. Green, Oregon," for the sum of fr.0.00, as a guarantee that the con tractor will furnish an approved bond equal to 50 per cent of the con tract within ten days after tbe awarding of the contract. Plans and specifications may be seen at Churchill Hardware Store, Uoseburg. Ore., or office of the clerk, reen. Oregon, or at the architect's office. I The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. . Hy order of School Board No. 5. I T. O. HAVKNS. Chairman. ' ESTEl.LA II. CLAYPOOL, Clerk. Al'TO STAGE LIXB DEPOT. SHOOT T KODAK und send vour films to us for ii:vi:i)i'ir. and printing Hvsf work nt moderate prices. Kodaks. Fast mi. n riuito Supplie. j ROSEBURG BOOX CO. j Rosehurg, Oregon. j If you have something to soil or rent try an Adv. In the Review. Dally stages and autoa for Marsh field and all Coos Bay points, also for Peel and Millwood, leave O. W. i Rupp's grocery store, 133 Sheridan street. Ca?h paid for product along the line. ANNOUNCEMENT. Tft anv one desirous of engaging In tbe planing mill or manufacturing ruuver, biiPiness, I will offer a one-naif In terest in my business, with or with ou real estate, W. L. Dysinger. Kvery cay is bargain day, all Itoods rtrlnly fresh at the Spot Cash Uasket Grocc.y, 238 X. .laekson St.. A. W. Cockeram, of Klk Head, ar-1 rived tiere this morning und spent the day on business. 1'llnn Cooper, of Roberts Creek,' spent the day in tbe city looking af ter business affairs. t Mrs. Ocar Mitchell, of Portland, arrived here last evening to spend a tew days on business. i I). Han an came over from Yon calla this morning with the ballot boxes from that preeimt. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hayes, of Portland, arrived here last evening to spend a tew days with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Harmon, of Portland, arrived here last evening to spend a few days with friends. MamtTa Drm Co are headquar ters fur Ft, 11 ir re I pols.r., the old re liable kind we have tnade, guaran teed and sold for years. .Mrs .Wrbon Boyd, of Portland, arrived here last evening to spend a few days with friends. R. H. Jennings, formerly of Yon- ealla, is upending a few days in the city on business. K. K. Copeland, of l.os Anseles. arrived here last evening to pass i tew days with friends. Nothing like cuat for a stady fire. Ask about the genuine Pea cock Rock Springs, at Page's. Charles Potter left for his home In Portland last evening after a few.duce your living expenses by trading days spent here with friends. .at the Peoples' Supply Co. Whole- Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Miller, of Portland, arrived here last evening Try a Mount SbkJta at Gall.' Delicious pineapple sherbet at The Ro?e. G, R. Larson, of Fresno, Culif., ir speudin a few days in the city oo Get berry crates and hallocks. Wholesale prices at the Peoples' Sup ply Company. Harry Kramer, of Portland, ar rived here .at evening to ltend r few days with friends. We will pay i2 cents rash per doxen for egs for the next ten days. J. H. Campbell & Son. R. T. Nelson, of Portland, arrived here Thursday evening to spend a few days with, friends. Farina for mush and for bake goods. 10 pound sack, 35c at the People's Supply Company. Robert Rerkman, of Portland, ar rived in Rost'burg Thursday evening to pass a few days with friends. Bargain Day Mondays only un til further notice. Men's suits French dry cleaned, $1.00. Rosehurg Clean ing and Pressing Works. Cabbage, cauliflower, kale, Prus sels sprouts und scarlet sage plants for sale. 11. B. Church, 31 S E. Coin. Ave., North Rosehurg. Phone 283. Local railroad employes claim that business on the Roscburg-Portluud division of the Southern Pacific Hues is increasing. Try the People's Supply Co. plan: buy in quantities for cah. Your ex penses will be less. Quality always guaranteed. Try High Flight Flour. In Friday morning's issue of the Oregonian there appeared an excel lent likeness of Mixs Jessie Pickeni who was late Thursday elected queen of the Fighth Annual Strawberry Carnival to be held here next week High grade. High Patent Flour milled from tbe best Western growu hard wheat. It makes whiter, lighter bread, more loaves per sack, it costs less per sack, and less per loaf. Re gt4AAAAAAiAAAAAAAAAAAAt.At aAaaaAaAA a I "Cleanliness Is next to Godliness" Paintedness is next to Cleanliness. We are next to the Faint Game. You need paint, get w. Recause paint hns advanced in price a Hitle Is not a good reason for failure to "brighten up." Tho advance per gallon makes but little difference in cost of paint neeesbary for your home. And this Is especially so with S. W. P. for It goes fa. tier, laM longer, and will prove a joy to you. Remember, S. & W. varnishes and stains are the leaders, and will never disappoint you. We wish to call especial attention to KLAXOAP and FLOOHW1PK. Fluxonp Is a soap made of linseed oil and prows a benefit to any varnished surface. Cannot be-excrlled tor washing flannel. Floorwtpe used as you would () Cedar will liven up your varnishes whether used oil furniture or wood work. Removes all dust und presents a fresh new surface. Churchill Hard ware Co., Ironmongers Quickest and Best Puncture Repairer is Air-Vulc Charus SturKls. of Van Warh., arrived here laht enlilK to fipeml a few tiays with latlves. Review Want Ailvs. bring results Mr. and Mr?. 1). S. llarker. of Sa ; lein. le:t f"r their home last ev'.-nin, I after a few das spent here vlHHin; I with friends. YOU OWE IT To ycur community to patronize its Industries. We do not expect you to do it unless the product is equal ly as good as the foreign product, but we believe our bread to be the equal of any. Let us convince you by a trial. MODEL, BAKERY Cww Street. , Time Is --aiuat-.b, be careful you den t abuse it. If you are in need of a new linr.1 or tbe 'pairing of an I old time, ste the busy watchmaker, . J. T. Uryac I Fred Carr, of Oregon City, left ln;e last evening for AHany. After a few days sp.nt there he will con tinue to nis home. nlarl( Rrand and WilHam Wal Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Johns left here kr. of C.anlcn (.anion, spent last this morning for their old home in evening in Robbing receiving the Indiana, win-re they contemplate lo- election returns. eating permanently. ( Tlie ..D(.n of sweets" now open for Daintv Pits Pineapple. You will business. Soft drinks. Ice cream and to spend a few days with friends. Hawaiian Coffee, freshly roasted by us, 3 pounds for $1.00, 3fc per pound. Sanitary Cash Grocery. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Miller, of Portland, arrived here last evening to spend a few days with friends. Mrs. W. I). Hell was among the Rosehurg people who spent the day at S'.itherlin attending the picnic. Mrs. M. K. l.obr will arrhe hero from Portland Sunday to remain un til after the I. U. O. F. convention. I). K. Vernon, editor of the Oak land Advance, spent the day In the city looking after business matters. Special clean up price on Del Monte peas regular 20c seller, now 2 cans for 2.1c Peoples' Supply Company. I William Flndley. state biologist, will arrhe here lal this evening to attend the picnic at Winchester tomorrow. People Are Now Beginning to Say That EDISON HAS THE ARTISTS Armand Veesey and his llvinearian Orchestra play at the fashlorable nitr-'arUou lintel. New York City. With tlin .Metropolitan Opera Mouse. New York City. Edison has the following artists: l.'n rezia Burt. Julia Henrich, Jacques Lrlus, Alice Ver lei and Arthur Mlddkton. Thomas Chalmers Is with tho lioston Grand Opera Company, who are at pres. :t tourlntr the Paelfic Coast. Miss Christine Miller is with the Philharmonic Orchestra Heed .Miller is in concerts, wiii'.e Guildo Ciccolini is In concert with Mudnmo ilelha. Anna Case. Soprano, member Metropolitan Opera, New York, Ameri can Operatic l.yric Soprano. Knimv Destinn, Soprano, lloliomlan Dramatic Soprano, has appeared Ir li'Rdir.K unisp al certers of Kurope and at tho Metropolitan Opera Mouse. N" iPnannl Marllnelll. Tenor, member Metropolitan Op ra Co.. N. Y.. a li:omi"nt Itall.in Operatic. T-nor. ... Carl Klesrh. Violin, eminent Hungarian Violinist, one of the roremost living violin plaers. Marie Ulna, Contralto. French Operatic Contralto, well knov.n A.esandro ilon.l. Tenor, great Italian lyric opcratu: tenor, one of the best known living. , . Carmen Mells, Soprano, Italian operatic soprano, well known both In America and abroad. Owen J. Mii'ornia k. Baritone, leading concert baritone. Tooti Pakas Hawaiian?. Hawaiian ningers. All' k l.auder. tvnttish charm ter. singer of Scotch dialect songs. Kllen Meach Yaw. Soprano. American coloratura soprano of phenom enal liiuh note?. N.-w York Mllit.irv Hand. Kdlson Concert Hand. National Prumenaile Hand, snd So.tcro's Hand makes records for the Edison, ar.d they are real banl records. Ani'Tpan Pyn('hony Orchestra. pee l Or hestra. .I'id:is So(-'ty Orihetra. Venetian Instrumental Quartet, aid American String iiiartet, are a few of the ninny orchestras making record" for Kd!on. All-erf Couturier, one of (lie preatest living rorneti'ts A!fo hundrerls of other fine artl-tj ere maklns recorls for the great rMI-on Maniond luc phoreB--ar)lv Come In and hear them at the Pa'are of S e. is and be cnntim.'ri that Then as A Edison, who nlwavs makes the btst. has not fai'ed when he made the wonrlerful Edison Diamond Disc. like them, deliciouB, ripe jiineapples cut In dainty till bits 1 ll. tins, :) for 25c. H'lc per dozen, at the Peoples Supply Company. Attorney Frank fl. Micelll and wife, of Portland, are execled to arrive here tomorrow to attend the I. O. O. F. Grand Lodge. For sale, all kinds of plants, Canterbury beils, candies., sou street. It. A. liun.saker, X. Jack- C. 1.. Monson, a well known travel ing salesman, went lo Suiherlin this Horning to attend the traveling men s picnic. Mrs. W. .1. Weaver returned last evening after four weeks spent a' bedding Tacuina and Portland. She had a id Pan- delightful time. ania Exposition grade or pomsy I A bargain In l:M". lluick roadster, plants. Mrs. F. D. Owen, at Gall a ln flne ,,., hanlcal condUlon. five Confcctlone.-y. Cass St.. phone 4 II. ; ,,,, ti,8 p,Ke $JTr. cash. Motor M. It. (l.Tinond and Floyd Frear. Shop Garage, local civil en-ineers. left here this w. K j.r John, of Sutherlin. re niornlng for Myrtle Creek and Hid- t.Jrnd home this morning alter nit, wut'ie iiti-j iiit i wfiai nct'Mi work. .upMnMng last niKht In the eity .ceiviug the election returns. Misery in Back,Headacha and Pain in Limbs. Dear Mr. Editnr For morn than ft year 1 suffered with misery in the back, dull headache, pain in the limbu, was somewhat constipated and slept poorly at night until I won alxxit reoilv to col lapse. Seeing an account of the won derful qualities of "Amine," prepared by loctor Pierce, of Buffalo, . Y., I sent f"T a box, firA lr using thn whole box I It-It and etiil fn;l impr'vefi. My sleep ts refreshing, misery reduced, and life is not tiie drag it w3 before. I moFt cheerfully r commend thia remedy to sufferem from like aiimentn. Yours truly, V. A. KocERTfl. ! j C.irl I. Shoemaker, stale Kam i wai den, will l ue tor i'oi tUnd to iimrrow evening, alter a Tew days spent In Itos'-hurg vmitlng with his family. The price In reasonable, the qual ity the beat. We have eliminated for you tfte expensive paekni;e cost und thff ex -essi ve profit. You net the he.it for :t."c. ";ill for the hioxn package coffee, p, S. C. Steel Cut. (!et it at the Peoples' Supply Co. (Juile a nuinlier of Uouehurg youn?, I "op!e si-ent rriii.!v exeniim at Itiii ille a'leiiduiK a n;uie giv' u hy t:ie t on ert hand of t!;at plaee. Th dance wax held in the pav:loii ir . line:! ii. i t'a'k, and was u most enjoahle affair. KoTK : You've all nndnnbteHv heard of the famous Ir. lVrc and his well known medicines. Well, this prev no tion is one that lias lMen siifcetwfully used for many years by th physfcians and upecialifts of 1 r. I'irrco's Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Inntltnte, of Puffalo, Y., f-r kidney complaints, and di eaues arising fr"in d.'irdi-rs of tha kidneys and bladder, such as ba?ka.h, weak back, rlieutnatin, dnp-:y. con geumn of the ki'lii' V-i, int!i:i.i:iatir)i cf the blad I'T, scalding unno, and nrinarv troubles. Up to tl.:n time, "Amrc" has not been on saie to tiie piiblic, but by the pe mi ant on of many pat:etiu ar.-i the Miicn-awd demand f'r Uiii wund'-rfi.! I healing Tali''t, Vr. Pierre h.is tin illy decid'-d to put it intf tbe trv stor .of this c'liintry within iujuit-diapj react) of aJI sufferers. I know of on or two leading dnu pist in town who have inanag.-d to 'procure a supply f.t "Anuric" i'r their ami'ius customers In and around this SIMMKIE M"M)(. t Su:nmer mtiooI f'r e'gli t week" sale to the consumer. Grants Pass Courier: Mrs. lieu. ' Hillings and son left this morning hy i auto with ('has. Morrison and sister Mrs. Snyder, going north as far us ' Kiddle, while Mr. Morrison und Mrs. Snyder continue their trip to Days Creek, Mrs. Snyder's home. Mr. Mor rison expects to be gone two or thrvv weeks. C. V. Kirk brought to The Re view offlee last evening a mammoth strawberry plucked from his garden on South Main street. The berry measures six and one-half Inches in circumference, and is one of the fin est Hpeclmens of that luscious fruit displayed here for softie time. Attorney Cleneral und Mrs. (leore M. lirown. accompanied hy their little daughter. Miss Murjorie, will leave tor their home at Salem Sun- i day evening. They spent the past J few days in the city visiting at the ! home of Mrs. Brown's parents, Mr. Ian,, Mro A .1 llellnwtf. As dyes are advancing and arc al most Impossible to procure, you had i better lay in your stock of clothes at once, as later tho colors are apt to be interior. I will make you a nice; suit of clothes for $.'.ri for tho next 30 davn made In Kosehurg. Try , me. S. A. Phillips, tailor, 109 Hose street. j W, J. bander, of Uoseburg, was in the city Wednesday, says the tilen dale News. Mr. Lander ts chief tin wanb n of the Imuglas County Kir j I'Utrui ASHotiiuuoii. no ma ten iu,u next month he will begin, wltU a tew men, to rut trails, lie has been a resident of Douglas County tor 2 years, and most of this lime lias been in the forestry service. Grants Pnsg Courier: The funeral services over the remains of Mrs. Ceo. Sanders, who died in Salt bake City Tuesday morning, were held in the I'tah city at I I o'clock this fore noon. All the local enterprises, in cluding the sugar factory, the irria j tion projects, roimtructlon woi hh ' i. in u hfeh Mr. Sander Is the moving spirit, were closed during the; hours of the funeral, and many tele ; Rrams of condolence were h nt to I he bereuel hulmnd by local buniiiens ; men. I Kvery member of tbe b O. O. F will do bis utmost next week to kI.ow our litors a good time and make them giad they came, to Itoseburc. One ei te 1 tve wn v tu do this Is to place alt the available Odd Fellows' anion at the service of our guests. Cars will be specially upprechited on londay afternoon from 4 to C'-'.'i. f r t:iki:ig :uest to places of euhT i:iinii;en. and on Thursday alteruoon for tbe paiade and sight seeiuK. lie on band with your car if possible Mondav nrteinoon at 4: to olok, . irti r Oak and Jackrtoii. Al Tompkins was at Uoseburg "ii Mondav ilom:g up a deal whreh he ber-rtmes the own r of the ,l rr. for pupils wishing to make up their i Flat pasture lands. her toTore owned ff.ad s or to do extia studying, will j by ih. llamlltoti ei-iii(e of Itnseburg be h -ld in iP-tison building be-inning says the Kiddle Tribune. The tract first Monday in June, liuub s froti. c inhni'-es upwards of .MHi a- res, and 4 In S inchjsl.e -a ill have from s to! has been under lease for many yeai 11 ucio-'k mornings j'.tid lower grades I to the Nichols Pros. Mr. lompKin- PINE APPLE DIAMOND WM IMNKAPPbK is healthful and delicious, give it atrial and be convinced Neely & Neely Cau Street. Opposite th P. O. SMILE IIV7, your ftrt under a clean table in a irell ventilated lining room, where there ore no ilis-igreeable. oilort to unnotj, und a imicrl; prepared meal lrhre you, you. irill oret your buxiness worries untl I I.E, and this old world will smile with ijoa. WE CAN AND WILL PLEASE YCU o)e Cafeteria Phono 81 122 Cut Wresm vegetables Our stock of seasonable Vegetables Is fresh and complete at all tiuies. A full stock of Diamond "W" Canned Goods Let us fill your order for fluir and feed. Garden seeds of all kinds. TliE, CASH STORE VOU I'AV l ltOl' EXrK.NHKH ennftlclcrKMy by buying your ti.utH nt tllin market. Not at tlia rncrlflco of qualttjr, either. Yuii'11 find uur nieats cbolre. prime nod tnler. No better to te bfid anvwbere at any prli'e. Hill buy dlrci't and In laiutt qimntitloa and are Hit fc-nuhlt'd to bavo you con Blilnrunle ot your meat money. IFu Cass Street Market. Louli Kolilh.gen, Prop. 107 Welt Com Street. "Put it Over the Plate" Is Haseball Talk Pul it On the Plate I... ... ....... . is i iic .'-j.oinat eons talk 01 all muiij; t nierica, wlicnever the air brings of our a hint oi the cooking odor COLUMBIA HAM cnO FXCS from 'i to 4 In tbf T' ei-ritH p r v. IJ.7 p'T nn,nt Ii hlfllllliH I'lll.flM-l nit'-ndtd H'l.ool i IlOOtiT, itfi'l HI V nft r at it'iif r di! that tliir t'tis irk. j !; H!MTI10lillJ, I k in H'l .tn ' ;r $'. for tii- who lt;iv n' ;;iv , nt aft rai'-fnily hio'rff'i i r-. Kiir n'. I' o Mldn-n sbaM tak fooinninif.it- with ... two Ihti I ion n tr feu- off ba I nri n n n-l MHI At V brunrv. Mi ll I'ortlnn of tb" v with Ii Ii to tlii in'T. If you can't play t-1- X;iti.t:al Oainc, yi-u cati, at K-ast, ftc tli at out or two of l lie players are well fed. Pickens Rrolhers F.HHINS JLUIIDING PHONE lKn i- TIIK AI'HI'.H 111' IIOI SK CI.KAMM1 Mm Ma -id llah't"on. iikti !al Avo., fir at I!' n-on H' liool. GASTORIA For Infaits and Cbildrea TU rj: r: J Tf. t C'n . Dntirt nf Cwrcts lucalitv. H n obtainable wii'l one l uv buiauu viciuuuu axisw rvi wu. w w.-.. . Roscburg dim; bj mail to Dr. J'urce ..r trial . ,m OregOIV pcae or W cent tot full treatment. Alw? Si st . i 11 , ' i-Diro.-Ple iDiert tt.lt letter In g;-, of CZcZu h' tautt conipicuuut place la your ianr. Tli" liiiln anil op li caufod tiy ririil", oMr--irtton ami stralnlni! ilurinir Iio'ihp clfanli'K timp ar nooth iil awB- liy Mlfi.in'i, l.lrilnit-nt No ni'cl to "uriiT tliln acuriy. Junt ai ply Sloan l.llii.m nt to the Hire "liolf, mil only a lillle. In a Klmrt I, in" Hie a I n Iwh, you rot im fnrlalily arnl i-njuy a r"fr"shinK !i"-P. Onu r.'t"f'll r wrlt-: "Sl'ian'a In Use For Over 30 Years 1 1'?'-:"''?". acalnt atl Horene1!, neuralgia anl V. L' til. i.i n 9 .f t Vll II T Moving1 Time Pianos and Furniture, Moved, Packed and Stored Locol and Long-dktance Mauling J. Denn Transfer and Storage Co. II Mt. lJi;ib!(i, litttcr lenient t!i.m ;u tlte ret.