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PAGE TWO RVEMN'G ROSEBl'Ra REVIEW, TfllltsltAV. AKilST 17, 18l. will appreciate your account and will make your banking easy and pleasant for you. The Douglas National Bank Capital and Surplus Sl.W.OOO.OO THE "GREATER OREGON" Willi nw hullillntt. I... I t.r I ill. nml i N.t.iiM- i. ii. t,i .iiir. ) t i.K.ciir if Orrxim Mill Let- lit I ( n f ... I .1 irnl irur. T !- Inr. S I'lfinl.rr I 1. 1 Ml S..tmI tt 1 1 it I it k In 1 s-k 14 ... L. I'l, ..I. Alio, I triffniMl t r.mK ( nl I .l.....tl...i. I-m lititltlliic fully ftjiilii-il, Imu (If iiihil IIiiiihkIuiiii. Tuition Frif. Itur ml lrl-a for mmn ami fur wtiitini, r. t1-iiHr l.iinvtd W rlt fur Itrr rnlnhtf , pil-lrt-aitliir Itf gltt rnr UNIVERSITY UUMU You C3tl trcot most r'.israsf nrr. vent sickness of vour imirr.iit. l.v UJinE Zinolrum as K.r directions nil the enn, The bcit vrtcrinnrinns, tlic biggest breeders, 50 Agricultural Col leges use and reconimcrd Zenolrum. It's the most doui.tiiiI riuil.lur .u. .... fertant and gcrmiciile known. Itsic- f MIT ,TIM y HOIHICl.tl. f,;,f,- (I lr iiiuyw iumin k .n. Won't t-uin - will mti!r u...! ' r ...... WW. 1AM UlSirfrttlAWf J. F. Barker & Co. Farm Implements, Yes With Pleasure W'c will iklivt-r to von : imsc of our SUPERIOR Grade of Carlionateil Hovel .ii;t s, lot you to t tke aloiicr 01: that camping or liunliii tiiji. V i 1 1 1 1,' 1 1 v ' r :i 1 '11 1 1 1 ;i 1 1 1 . 1 it u f 1 u w 1 1 il i.nir Hiih-t'. .ill Rosebur Soda Works I Ul rj, irtc Hit W.'nl, f i,im-:-l f .ir --frr, r, S..Ji(,.M' T h u f H'ADHAMStl'.O II '-: :' f j u ' "hi n lln-ie .s no ''W-'l tXlU l' hl lUA. '-J v iM,l'lv lvan"- 'U-s Then, .1 ut n i ' ! 1 1 ' , 1 1. 1 -. !, .1 w h; t?i ot !! !,:r.i Kknny Lumhkr Go. FRESH VEGETABLES Our sink . s. ..(Mi.il.'.e W-gft.ihles Is ficsh atiJ coiiiplcu- .it ill f.un-s. A tu'! toik i Diamond "VV" dinned Goods I.lt US till your oulei il.uit and tied, (laideil sen'..-. . ! a'.', n.ii,!-. THE CASH STORE It. 1 ..ii r,f. .F '.nrnt.l,..,., j ..A' l l ,,0.0..., . ...I I I i - P ' ilriiurtu.rnla of l.ll.rr- ' i V 'K f f fi I f U 4l Or OKLGON -.) Treat mr.r.:'.i Tl woun.ls, s.jtrs, grnb, cits. fcoiln. r U i ,iokru, tinK-W"iiii in cut Ir. tu fctirrp 'U rtc..iiini.l- In r, lira, luki with Zfn. Ic. riuui". i inter, iiUr. l.rn.r i'lf iiiiuium. r.nnl ti rt.ill.ir Hi. ill luiri.T I.T cm. ' .'-i.. l-iii.,. I, Mukri TO (it. I- .-no it.vr diMi.ff li iiL. ( ! ..-rrt i nn 0 iB,.,t. .'iul IC..IIUII 4.1. M. M, y 1,,,, ,, ,,,., ( ,t tin -.11 yuii Wi.nt. I rH; , nt t V. Jtrinurv Ad vuer; liiioniiutun wotiit daiioik to you. n r ni-lnfi.-tt.at ( ... fX.wjr.- li Vehicles. Machinery 1.' If you ate one ot tlmse patticular pi'Moits who like j;ooil colhe, we a: k you to ti y wadco corri-K 'l'he tl.ivoi i'. I'Xieih ut and the j'luv is leasotiahle. Ki'ioiiiilielhUil ami sold h- Neely & Neely r. M.t i-rt. Opposite th.' P. O Since llu1 l irst Fall of Man Try a Mount Sha-tta at CUllt.' W aiitt'l, tii.pt y l-.( pulp sa ks I'cotlti g Supply Co. A M. ii..l.at.'hft wa- in fiotn liix un villt- 011 biiiru-h.s U'tilfu-la) . M ho ('ruinptun I -ft W-()n-!i-Ja for Vunttlla for a Miort Visit. l-v hair (i. !- M. iit Wt-ilfif-s lay at rititht-rlin, lu-m lif m-nt on a hhort lalM!iH trip. A. I). S. DlfteMtlvt) Tnhleta relieve JlntreHs aftir eating. For tale by Huinilton Ituk Co Mr. iiii-t Mrs. W. K. CllnK.-npcoI, uf Looking t.l;i, w t-re huslnesh isiton in thf iily V(-Jncmi;iy. Iook fur I: j Sj.fi ial on dry kooi!- sh'itvi, drt-H K'Jods, ladies' wai.-ls. un dt-rwf.ir, iic l't'i)plH" Supply V Kiim-iif .iiiard: Mim. ('. M. Mil It amvi-d Saturday from Hosi-Ihiik lu i h 1 1 with ln-r cisd-r, Mrs. J. J I Kjiialdfiun. Mi J'-aniii-- Huh k r-'turnt-d from M.wtl- frci-k Wdn.-da. af ti-nmoii, wIkic hlit had been spend- In; a tew da. f.ruwr i'liininpfon and Charlie .iiis'iie left for Kllliene Wednesday mi hiiMinesrt. The l.tt fr is a 1 esi- d'llf uf Kd'IlltOWer. I,. '. NewIitiiilH, of tlio Cortland f' meiil ('uiiiiany, returned to O-i-itn W'ednesdav after a nhort hiisl-Ilf.-s visit in (he iily. DiirKalti liay Monday only un til further notli o. .Mi-a'fl suitH r'rini h liy eltaned. $I.UU. KosebuiK Clean 1 11 k nd rrt-HHiiifj Works. M rs. I ie .Mi-Kliinon. of Muneiie, ho had heen visit i tit: her mother. Mr. C. I'. Soit. at Kdenhower, r 1 111 ned to her home Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. It. l. I'hoenix, of Hiiidt'i.nl. 11.1., arrived hen Wed tiesday to visit fur a few weeka with II. Sei ni-y and family at their honn near U illuir. (iiantH Pass Courier; I r. Kil. Hy water and K. W. Croekeit, of i.o Angeles, left Monday i-veiiiiiK for tin upper lIlinoiH Ki-r to spend a coll ide of das fishing Mrs. Julius '1 hoiii, who liaw lived In this ciiy for the past two year... let! Wednesday fur Noith llemt. -.s lu re vhe will make her home w ith her smi, ChaileH Thorn. Mrs. S. Jessup, of Itoise. Idalio, ho has 1 11 the hnusemiest of Mrs II. (J. Wilson Tur seV4Tal weeks, left Wedin-sday fur Cut tane (Iruve, at Ahlh plaie nhe will visit with rela : 1 . -'s. Miss M. K. Iseiin, of Milwauke.-, iirived here Wednesday to visit loi 1 short t line v it h Mrs. l. man ipei,( el". M iss He I il IS etIIOIlte tu !ir hmiie after a liip to San liieo Hid othet Califui niii cities. Ir. Hen I'ossen. of Ashland, vvlio pent a tew huii rM Wednesday with UeV. Win, Kil-y Jrltiey, I,. it fur Sa em thai atleriiuon vvhete lie v ill Im 1'i es. til at I he funeral id Mis. T. It Cord. In. I'nssen is of the Khuna'!) "1st , (,f the M. i;. chllieli. Cui valhs Cazetle: Miss Nora Cor h'M, stenuKI a pliei in hu lietllun ''utility Alexia. ulYire. It ft SatllfdiO 'Vi-iiini; on her vaiaiiun. Slie wil' iit 1 1 iends In Sunt In in ore nun. luuiitm that se.-tiun of (he sate, an 1 v d I spend a port hm of t - out in : i ('later Lake Mr and Mrs. A It. Olds ami Dr. ti-es. prumiii.'iit residents of Walla A ll.i. W .t-di,, ai'tivtd liere Wedlie lav I iv auto tin t tieir n t urn aftei .imMiu: at Klamath l-'alls. While h-I e t liev isitnl W i' Saill Joseph "'ii ami latmh. with vv liom they are ell arqiiaillti'd l-'iiKene (luaid: Miss t'l.ivtie Hall. l stiidenr at tin- I iiiwisity. l- lt tu day fur Kusil.tn , w here che will peiid a t-u das visitini; with Ihm sister, alter whiih she will inutitlM. io her home in ( Hen dale. t remain uiiiil the opening of the fall M-luud elnester. Cm:- tie ; u,i i .1 . The ueddnu t li'ir.. ne I..,:,, .,,!,) ..s I'mn C.-.v a' ' he K.illi. ...I .1 Ihliee. .llUllt - I l ,;. i- to l.e hi mm t .ill ., in 'urn;. (oi!nn; tu an a n noti in c men t I'mtti i; : Ion c. Mart in M.iver and Ted llortl.iad. el tli.tt . i-. aie piei'.tmu: i ti- w ui .Is and ii, ii-h' ur t lie u. al e! I ioiu:l.i l ".lint I.o j 1 1 ; 't i : o attend t lie w i d.hiu-, ei einein a ml in.: tei -he l.ti.h ami Kit. -m a- i I iitnt-aiids .,tt.iidiim the , . lehut .un 'I Co- . lettun u! tl.e Ilett lail I.M.I fotv.u!,- C, ...f. M,.-, V,u i lid IV. U 1 (I.M nei a I e at l.nn e 1 : em t t:ell til,. 1.,-t Tin V tt, e t N.-W o k t 'it s. . i al tt eek ,i! l.'ii !m i: rm r hu.d .,t i "ul a n. ! ; a I niv- r and i-; l i; 1 1 . ! i e M i : 1 1; ; " .. , -.ii the V.t.-i: - n , 1 -i- I . mi; l i d !i i-l,.r i, I'.u -tell, al.d l e .; 1; i, i;o a k el I Mi t 1.. ! I I : "p; .1 V ' 1 le -t u';i I ,i 1 k W ! , a tt ek w 1" t.t iii t' . V.t..m il : I . v '.11 ! in i . 1 1 .i 1 , -. si v . i al w , ' ! ... i'..: to i, mip.i t. ,r ,i t- a-- t a- I s in t : een ! Pn-t th, Ihm f,.r Piatrhucti. V 'i m ..t- a. o I h.i.i a h.. k e' , a w !:i. ', l.,-te. ! a . . . tti .!. s (' .l,u-. 1 ! i' I S-e. a:r,. sl( u, A ' 1 e -M Met ! fC-.t A ' ' , : ' " ' " ' r .- I. I' e 'I! t .1 u te't.'V. i irel ! '' -i 'w. d I was ,,s ,.' ' ro. .. I-. .,!. t: l'!'l..::i.. t t t I 1. 1 M'.i'W 11 si III i K. I The JWt laxative. To V..tp thy towels regular the te-t laxati vh h outdoor exercise, drink a full ia.n of water bait an hour nefotH bi e.tkfust and eat an ahumhtM of trust and etublet(, al.-o estahlisH a r u'iilar habit and be sure t hat your bow els move once arh day. When a inedWtne Is need ed tak.j Chamb-rlain s Tablets. They are pleasant to take ami mild and Kentle iu effe-1. Obtainable every w here. c LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Frozen berries at Ualn. hry oak wood. It", ineh. Call 16 F2. Come Into the Palate of Sweets and net a Mt Nebo. Anyone wanting peaehes for can nin. call I'hon.t hi It. AKHO a 2.r .snap powder, only 17c a paekae. Sanitary Cash (irocery. J. A. Conley. uf Myitle Creek, was Iransaetiim toi in-s here Wednes day. Harold hell Wriuhtn new hook. "When A Man s a Man." Kor Kale at the UoMdiurK Hook Store. A. S Mush ii e I was In from Ten Mile Wednesday. His wife has been very ill fur the past three weeks. J. tt". Thorn. if, postmaster at An rhur, returned home Wed nesday af t r a business visit In this vhinity. 1. Itaie-. eashter of the Citi zens' State Hank uf .Myrtle Creek, was transact ihtr business in the city Wednesday. Kainbow - imm as the real thine i pretty. To be obtained exclusively at t he Palace of Sweet k. Come in and eat one. We will write you a short term policy on hay and t:raln. Tlio Ore i:un Fire Relief Assn.. (ilenn II. Tay lor. Aetit. f'erkini UtdK. Ilarton Ilelliwell and family and Miss Al'ce Malm left this mornni lor the Mount A Jtu Kanch, near (Hide, where they will spend their vacations. Some fine flax mown by Carl Uus lund on heer Creek :i '.j miles east uf this city, is on display in the Re view window. It shows an excel lent ktow t h. Ii Ilarker. of Drain, will offer his entire head of Jersey rattle for sale at auction on August l!th. Creat opportunity for dairymen to improvo their ln-rde. Springfield News; Mrs. A. F, McKeu.ie, of Ko ehur, arrived Sun day to join he i- li usband, who is conductor on the gravel train run niim between Natron and Sprinn ii Id. W. C. SaiMl.er.l, a prominent citi zen of Scott:dnii -l;. j;; here to spend a few days in t h N vicinit y. He is enjoying good health now and hopes to make a trip to Kurope alter the war is over. KiiKene Register: Mr. and Mrs It. A. Ituuth. nl this city, left yes terday for Voiiealla and RosebiiiK. Miss Lillian T. J'lirdy and Miss Crace Ch.-shire, of Kosebum, are isitiiiL; In Kim-ne. A fle.d of fan. y. easy riding and absolutely safe boats are ticarni: completion tor use at the Ah xand. r I'aik. Huats and canoes for ltite at reasonable rates. Inquire at ufiice batii hoti.e, Alexander I'ark. Hon t use dopey toffee. It will make ,n feel dopev l"se belter coffee and feel better. IV S. C. Steel t'llt Coffee rives you the le-st results. Alwavs iImi' and 'vith the di'in.t I ich rotTee t I. VOI . I'ur sale bv the People? ' Su pply Couipa n . Walter and Chester livd- ll. of Klk tun. act -urn panied ly i heir vv iv es, I -asset! t h run nil Rosebun; W'edne--d;iy on their retuin h.ime after an auto trip which took them as fat down the coast as Crescent City, Cal. They spent some time uf Kan Ion Sam S lost phson, seeritaiy of the Rif-ebuii: ronurcial Club, has re ceived an invitation from the . om mittee iu ( harge. to attend the an nual Rei;etta a' Astoria on S. ;t. I. -. I! and t Thev ask. if po-ible to have a delegation from the Tom mt r. ta Club attend in a body. Khimaili Falls Herald: Cir. nit Ju.le I V Kuvkeiidall and lamilv e.He to!'.. MOW IllOIIlitlg fof KlUi'lll'. His fau.ih will lemain son.e time, 'ii' .l'id::e Kmkendall expects to re tuin s .on to i:et the other members "f tl.e lu. al commit (ee w hi. h is t. appear b. lore the State llmhwjv run "im--i.mi in the interest ot tm rior.n. e u;eiie Klamath Falls ro.i,l Cmi;. r.. ;. tst.'r: Reports bvot to this .if, ftmn Potter. t;,e Smi'h el!) trt-!i;ii,'m f the Wil.llllette Pa- P. -1: .-ad. stae that on-;d. i - '' i: v I . :i I he iuKk.'I or m i- be -ti.: ' m;" 1 in the canvons m th ,t vi ni n :, :-nber of p. o.p,-. C-rs ,ue f ' t . : !: ;i - -A i h gold in tin. uit H -- ran. :u- ..s, a- 1 1 it w aid. i icau I . . by ho.it onl l.t-t w --ek '"t- Sail I in, 's. o W itll tour bottles "1:1 a r ii ... 'i .it v a- ' : eiat ! ,i t ' ' "' -"'i of gold Jt w vai.i to ' p:- ' in the -t n an.-'and in ;"'' : . r cau on t toil U i !.:is pur. a- .1 t.n ' p - a t 1 ' ow n s In !. 1,, ,m M..,l'ol,i .!;-!nt las' in 1 h.' p.- irs ! un n l:i ' h at i . l : n , . : ...I I rO'.lM h. ., m. J ".o ImiIK Ih. r. ! to t !. t! ti. . : ; an - t ':.!' lis-. I : .. in. tn . 1 i' t -) 1 t fT ' . N'.ir !,. at K- !' '" ' " 1 r . . . V J,. I low tI 11,.;;; .. CHICHESTER S PILLS ' n. i mom. mi im, A 'ASSESS GRANT LANDS Judge McNary Says Keep it on the lax Rolls SUPRtME COURT 10 FIX TITLE Iillamovk Counly Judge Oppose Putting Any of These Lands into a Reserve Held Conference Taking the view that the (mention of the title to the Oregon iV Call torn ia grant lands is yet a inat'er for the courts to decide, and adw.-- ' ing that all ass. ssurs in the sta'e should keep these lands on the tax j rops, Charles I.. McNary, a forme. judge ol the Supremo Court of Or' i gun, writes the Kugene Chambt r cf ! Commerce fully endorsing the re j port of the bureau of taxation ;'U ' I legislation in asking lor the confer ence ) county officials to 'ho en-i j that stejis may be taken to retain I in Oregon the taxes on these lands, . savs the Kugene Cuard. Mr. Mc j Nary writes from Salem: : "A few days ago I observed in a press 1 1 is pa Ph t hat your bod had ! taken action looking to the cuntin i tied assessment of the Oregon tc Cal I Railroad I. ami (.rant. 1 commend j your body in its wisdom. "Some months ago I took U up w Kh County Judge Pushey and As sessoi- West and ad v isi d them of ! the necessity of continuing the prop I er: v on the assessment roll. I had ! no interest in the matter other than i that of a life -long citizen who he ! lieves in Oregon, her institution I ami desires to see her people receive their just deserts. "When a member of the Supreme Court 1 expressed my views on this matter in the case ot Southern Ore j gon Company vs. (.juine, reported iu I the Tutu Ore. page t'.:t. J "Opinions may di ffer as to the character oT the title to the prop , erty now claimed by the railroad com pany. How ev ei , we slum Id pro I let t inn rights in any event by keep I inn the property on the tax roll un I lit the title is linally determined hy t he S ii pre me Court of the Pnited i States. Kv.-ry assessor iu the state1 I should endor.-e the position of your , Chamber of Cuinnierce." 1 County .ItnU'e A. M. Hare, of Til- la moo k County, writes that he will J be unable to attend the meeting to morrow' Continuing, he savs: I "I can assure you. however, that I am heat t ily in accord w it li the ' r-'co n i m. nd at ions to be submitted, j W e don't w ant any of t lies,- lands set aside for a reserve, but that is . ju -1 what vv ill be done if some ol the i-eser iM.s have their way." ! The report ol the bureau of U-gis-jhitioti ami taxation will he made to j the Chamber ol t ' mi me i'ce at Its .special meeting in connection with the noun luncheon We.lnesdav The report will lie explained by I.. K . Iteau. and will then be open to dis ! i s.io:i. County judges of the fol lowing counties have been invited to be here ami pat t i. i pate in t be d is- enssjoii: p. nton, Clackamas. Coluiu i bia. Coos, Curry. 1 louglas. Jackson, Joseph ine. Klamath, Pane, I .im-oln, , 1 .inn. Marion. .Polk, Tillamook . Washington and Yamhill. s.! i:. i i;t voi u Tii:.n. If o tr r-iiil.I i. pa.e, dui!, at time V ii - !o d. i rr i able and fr t f u I v on ; ho nl. I at : end to t ' 1 1 s co ml .lion at oil. e the :tl e VdUV little one )s suiteri-'g flu. II ttor.li;. Kick.! poo W-inii K i ll r i- what t.m ;iioul-l yet This v known r. m.-dy in j 'oa iuo form is pba-alit to Take and I -: t Is tin- v nrn.s at i.-me. the can- of vour child s suneniip;. Only .'.c. 't al! uru':j.;.:-. I IIMlo! PR i m; .kowi pv O: .I. r Iv.- lo ' 1 run. lr. in now ais.l r.'l tt .r .it th,. !...;..' S'l ..! to tho . .'tis.ni l.ii-.. in jho... You Can Gel Along Without Classes '! '' ': ' .' I to . .! 'V ,;'iM.. '.;.'. ' ' . .0! ll. 0 Ml. ,,t j,..,r ' ''. I" I" ' .!!.,:. ' - :.T( l, ;t i "' " ' i - I.,t;im r - ' . !- t'. -;' . -n v.- ''ifit.. i "' - .-t ! .it Y.-.I ..in : ' ' to - i ..r tu-:,- i"; . . - l t !;., in i or ,.t : . f , m .-;t ri the nonetit it yoii puy soon. -Our next buy will oblige us to advance prices. Tents, Flys, Wagon Covers, A fair stock. Dutch ovens, Bake Ovens or Reflectors. And a folding camp stove that makes a package only an inch thick. Koclcik it will give you more lasting with rifle. Churchill Hardware Co. Auto Lamps The new Xitrogen Mazdas give a white concen trated light w hich shows up the rough spots iu the roa.l many yards ahead. They require ' less current; thcicfore your storage batteries last longer. These lamps eome in all voltages and as high as 36 ('. P. Roseburg Electric Company hone V2:l. . Do IT The First Poach came from China T.mi Ion' :i.'n lo reineinber; but , are f!;id it came. So will von be vv hen you ,ee a jo.- of out' Home Grown Peaches Sweet, rieh and juicy. Don't miss the enjoyment of having some of them while they are at their Hest. Pickens Rrothers ERKINS -L' I r I r ii i n. r- riii-i'K .in- no k.uih' laws f,,r tlii.se vM.n hunt with ii Ko.hvk. (I,.t all ""r ko-U'k-. ainat.ii r UhisliltiK un. 1 l..i-tn.:.n llu.to Mi,,i,!i,.s at tlio Huso- Itouk storo. r or y our natyy. The Signature of - w -w w is the only guarantee that you have the G en u me prepared by him for over 30 yean. YOU'LL give YOUR baby the BEST no. Your Physician Knows Fletcher's Castoria. Sold only in one size bottle, never in bulk or otherwise; to protect the babies. The OnUur Company. vCSS&T Hont you nerd one? tNow is the time to buy. We have stock bought bt fore fthe last raise, well give you One is necessary if Syou wish to get the greatest pleasure frorn your trip. The game you yei vvnn pleasure than that you get Electrically 1MI X. Jackson Tlic Wunii ii's Home Missionary S.i,',y ot tlio M. K. Chutvll South will hol.l a win. low Palo, on Satur- .lay. Ani;. 1:., at the lloe lllvo i;ro- .,. . r m I I' M i v a : ..,i-.r.,5tiT:;;.'(rV ! M A. S. IIUKY CO. Optometrists .1 ' ..in. r.N. 1 ' ....... : j iHfU.vL 1