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Newspaper Page TextPAOE FOUR EVTENTXO ROSEBUBO REVIEW, SATtTWAY, SEPTEjmEU 10, 1010. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Mrs. M. S. Alien left this morning for Albany for a visit with her par ents. .loli n Hatfield left tills morning to enter the Agricultural College at Corvnllis. Mrs. M. J. Perkins, of Drain, came down last evening to look after busi ness matters. Mrs. Inez Miller, of Wilbur, was oier thin morning looking aftr business matters. Arthur Skinner, of Portland, ar rived in the elty last evening to spend a lew days. Miss KUHe Tinker, of I.eona. ar rived here lust evening to spend a few days with friends. Mrs. Henry Keller, of Portland, arrived here last evening to pass a few days with friends. Miss Verlic Tracey, of Drain, who will teach in tills elty again this year, arrived here last evening. Mrs. F. L. Carson, of Drain, who was visiting here a few days, re turned home this morning. , .Mrs. W. II. Wilson, of Wilbur, le llirned home this morning after n brier visit hero with friends. .Miss llcsslo Woodward left this morning lor her home at Creswell, after a visit here with friends. Kuill llrown, of Douglas, Arizona, arrived in 1 1 1 . city last evening to spend a few days with friendm Miss Mlanelie Kiddie returned to I or home at Kiddle this morning, alter a visit or a few days hero. Crants Pass Courier: Miss Dolly Peek, of lllondale, Is spending the day with Mrs. Harry Hull and baby. Mrs. .1. It. McKenzie, who had been to Independence for a few weeks, returned here last evening. Kd Jackson, of Grants Pass, re turned homo this morning after a business visit hero o several days. Mrs. A. tiile, of Portland, who was Ihc guest of Mrs. 0. W. ltyun a few days, relumed homo this morning. Mrs. Homer Davis, of Kugeno, ar rived here last evening to visit a few days with Mrs. William Peter son. Miss llerthn Hunter left this morn lug for Creswell, where she lias ac cepted a position to teach this win ter. (IranlH Pass Courier: K. S. Ilruni well ami son, Arthur, left this morn ing for (llendale to look alter busi ness matters. Mrs. Prances Drake, of Myrtle Creek, who hail been visiting here with .Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Smith, re turned homo today. II. !'. Mellows left for (llendale this morning to spend a few weeks where he will be employed by Hie Southern Pacific Co. Mrs. C. P. Nelson, Mrs. .lames Condon, of Kuthorlln, and Mrs. T. Ilolgate, of Wilbur, arrived here tills morning to spend the day. Miss .Inula Young, of Kilgcii", ar rived here last evening to take a position In I he local schools. She will slay at the home of II. W. Strong. Miss Josephine Moorliead, musical instructor In the public schools, ar rived hero this morning. She spe.it the suninier-wltli her parents at St. Helens. Miss Mn del Kussell, of Sutllerlln arrived hero llii morning to attend tin' locnl schools this winter. She will slop wltli Mrs. W. A. M union while hero. Mrs. George V. Wilson, who had I n visiting wltli her sister. Mrs. George .1. llachcr, left lor her home at Portland today. She was aeconi pimled by her baby. Mr. and Mrs. A. I.. Ilnnobrnkc and two daughters, of Stockton, Kansas, arrived here lust evening for a fo.v das islt Willi Prod llonebiake, or Hie local forestry otllces. Misses .lane Wharton and Ktliel Patrick loll this morning for t'oival Ihi, where Ihey will attend the Agri iiilliinil College. Miss Wharton is ictllrtilllg lor tier second year. Miss Vera Horner, or Connllls, who had been home lor the summer, relumed here last evening. rllio will ban the high V. M. Colorado, lo spend her position as teacher In school again the nel year. l.oxo and wl!e. of Peoiia, . arrived here this looming the winter. Mis. l.oe is II t lster o C. W will in. .1. ably . McAllister, and liny slay at the Litter's bono1. Kiddle Tribune: family mocd to K to reside during Miss liiith Hill res A. 1,. Alltlnii and oschurg Saturday the school year, nine her position as leio -her I here mill Kdwaul w ill at tend bi:h school. Misses Kthol Yates and la Ha Lents arrived here Inst evening alter pi inline their summer a alien at Portland. S.ileni and other points. Tli. will cnntMiilc as teachers in the hir.li st hool. .Miss .M.Mlle llradburn, who had been lu Portland and llellinuliaui. Wash., tor tho summer, returned hole last evening (or I he hci:l n nltn: of school. Miss llratllmrn is one ol the piimaiy teachers, Marshti.'ld Times: Dr. Km key. of Portland, arrived In i'oiuillc lasl evening to assist in the cu e of Mrs A. .1. Sllelvvood. who has been unite si. k. V oils siege She Is hilllerllii breakdown toll of hay fever. Vlllg hard -o - Chronic llj.sentorv. "An old gellemall ol lliis town who vvus almost in (he point of death with chronic dysentery some time ago and had given up all hope of re covery wan Induced lo try Chamber Iain's Colic. Cholera and I'latlhoea I! edy. One dose stopped Ihe ills charge, and after Inking a few mini' doses be was completely roied.'' writes .1. L. Haer, West Manchester. Pa. "Many residents of liner's Sta tion can testily lo the truth of the above and were aware of the old gentleman's condition." obtainable everywhere. c COMPLAINT WAS I'H.KI). Some person telephoned to City Recorder K. L. Whipple on Friday morning to the effect that a rancher by the name of Hwanson had driven his team and wagon over a cement curb here in violation of the trafllc ordinances. The marshal was sent to investigate tho complaint but no arrests were made. i;xti:ktim:d iiv xi:i'.i:it. Kx-Covernor Oswald West of Port land, was entertained at dinner Frl day evening at the home of District Attorney and Mrs. George Neun in North Hoseburg. District Attor ney Neuner was appointed to his present office by Mr. West, and thev have been close friends for a long time. Clear Bad Skin From Within. Pimply, muddy complexions are due lo impurities in the blood. Clear up the skin by taking Dr. King's New Life Pills. Their mild laxative uilali lies remove Ilio poisons fromlhe sys tem and brighten the eye, A full. free, non-griping bowed movement in the morning is Hie reward of a dose or Dr. King's New Life Pills Ihe night before. At your Druggist, 2ac. HtST STATU At SAVINGS HANK (No. n:i. Ileport of tho condition of the First Slato & Savings Hank, at Itoso burg, lu the Htalo or Oregon, at Ihe close of business, Sept. JIHf.: Resources. Loans and discounts ..$ Sll.l SI'.'ol Overdrafts, secured and unsecured, none. Ilonds and warrants . . . Stocks and other se curllles Hanking house Furniture and fixtures . Other real estate owned Duo from approved re servo banks Kxchnnges for clearing. Cash on hand 1 1,7110.20 Total .$!(!::, -IS2. mi Liabilities. Capital stock paid lu . . . 00,000.00 i'nillvided prodls less ex penses and taxes paid 2.tU0.;i. Due to hanks and bank ers 2,1 12. Ill I'oslal savings bank de posits 8!l5.:i.- Individual deposits sub ject to el k c s.:is:t. 1 I Demand certificates of deposit. (',.',.011 Cashier's chocks out standing 92. Certified checks I no. nil Time, and savings de posits :ia,-i:i:i.sr. Tol ill . ? 1 1; :t , -I s J Slain or Oregon, County of Douglas. SB. I, Joseph Mlcelli, president of Ihe above-named bunk, do solemnly swear that the above slalenieiit Is trim to thu besl of my knowledge anil hollel'. .H1SKPI1 .MICFLI.I, President. Subscribed ami sworn lo before ine tills Hllh dav of Sept.. mill. G. V. WIMIIKIII.V. I Sen I) N'olarv Public lor Oregon Commission evpires March 2:1, l'.U7. Correct Attest: .1. II. liooTH. W. II. I'ISIIKIt, II. WOI.I.KNIIKKG, Directors, NOTIl'M TO KMIIIU'I'OKS. Premium winners at the lair may obtain their warrants at once. Call lit room II. I'arrott building, pri illy. SKCKF.T.UIY. Al'TO STAtir, I.I.N rt IIKI'OT. Dally stages and nuton for Marsh field and all Coos liny points, alau or Peel and Millwood, leuvo (1. W. Itapp's grocery store, 1 :LI Sheridan meet, cash paid for produce along tho lino. -o - SCHOOL OF I.WII Ml'SIC. The Helpline School of Piano Music announces the opening of Ihe Fall term on September I Sill. It will be necessary lo reserve hours Ibis week as the enrollment Is large. The morning kindergarten class will reopen Monday, September 2.Mh. and the Jitney will call for the child reu iind return Ihem homo. For fur tlier information phono or call lo see Mrs. Ilelllllne this week. TIIK ItOSF.IU I1G PI IlLIC SCHOOL'S WILLOPLN ON MONDAY, SF.PT. IS Utah school students will assemble .it the old armory hall In the F'Us' loiildni':. corner of Lane and Jack sou streets. Practically tho nunc rooms will lie used for high school I'tiiTo.-os as w ere In use at the dine ,,l s, hool last year. Grade students will assemble at their respective Ullldiiivs. l; assemblies are to be I ;i o clu. k a. in. A general teachers' meeting has been i ailed for Saturday, Sept Hi. lo be held ill Ihe assembly room at ihe Kos,. school building ill II p. in. Tin Ity superintendent will be III s oil ice at the courthouse during e week lo cooler with patrons, ptl Is an. I l. a- hoi s 1'. II II WILIS. City Si hool Slip! RICE & RICE Real I'staio, Investments, Insurance anil Loans. Tvt wily-Five of the Largest Old l ine Insurance (Vs. We can jjiv-e you lite most u otcctiuii foi 'your UMticy. We j;ive you service and are always on the job. :i. ino.no 20,000.00 ,SI2.9r, -I.I22.IKI I 1.IIHI.S2 2,211 1. :i:i 11, 11811.117 (0111 ; All Classified A Ji-ortlsliients In serted new today will lie found on i Page 0, under "New Today" head, j LOST AND HH:XI. LOST. Near Hrookway, coat and mackiiiaw. Finder please nolily K. L. Dugan, Camas Valley, Ore. Reward. FOUND. Child's savings bank; was round on Stephens street. , Owner please call at Review ol'tlce and describe it. POIND. Mans hat; owner may have it by describing hat and pay ing for this advertisement. Call I 1 1 Sheridan street. WANTKI) WANTKD Hoarders and roomers at 112 7 Court St. WANTED. Girl lo wash dishes Cafeteria, 122 Cass street. WANTED. Several tons good al falfa hay. S. L. Dillanl, Marsters Drug Co. WANTKD. Middle aged lady for work in rooming house. Apply at thu Oregon. ROOM and board In private family for two lady teachers. 3112 South I'illn street. WANTKD.- Canary birds. Call 72a West Lams oi phone 257-Y. Mrs. D: II. llrown. WANTED TO KENT. Small fur nished house, preter modern nun galow. F. V. Powell, care Review. WANTKD. Married man to work on ranch. House furnished, excopt bedding. Address W. F., care Re view. GIKL wants place- to work for board In private family while attending high school. Address Marlon Mortcnsen, Millwood. Oregon. I'OH KENT. FI'RNISIIED rooms, bath. 12C. North Kane Street. FOR RENT- il-room houso on Pitzer HI. Inquire t l.'l I'llzer St. FOR K KNT.- - fi-rooni bungalow, fur nished. Iiniulro Ills W. Cass. FOR RENT. Two furnished apart monts. Phone 7o-L, or call 501 S. Pine. FOR HUNT. Large furnished room. Call II I (j N. Stephens St. Mrs. C. O. Christie. FOR R KNT. Four furnished house keeping rooms, with hath. zn in Ruse, corner Washinglon. FOI! RENT.-- Two furnished bouse keeping rooms with balli, .HIS So Pine. Inquire 1025 N. Jackson. Phono :ir,:i-Y TO II EXT.--Two furnished rooms, private house, near Rose school. Teachers preferred. Inquire fi22 South Main. FOR RENT. Neatly furnished housekeeping rooms or single bed room in modern bungalow. All conveniences. 7117 E. Douglas St. Toil SAI.M AND TRADE FOR SALE. I lelooch Portable saw mill. Phone 12 F B. FOR SALE Good glade buck goals each. Phone la-F12. FOR SALE Piano In good eotldl lion. IjtPJ.I. Inquire. IHSSO Wesl 1st. FOR SALE. lllcycle engine, new. I horse Inquire Parslow .vl- Hell. COW FOR SALE. Good Jersey tnilcli cow. Apply at Drager Fruit Co. FOR SALE.- Good, serviceable mare lu good condition, f'Ja.00. Phone K. F12. FOR SALE - Cord and block, fir wood. F. A. Rombaugh, R. F. D No. I, Rosehiirg. FOR TR VDE - Will trade r, passen ger nuto for farm loam. Inquire W. T.. Review office. THREE buggies aril harness for sale or trade. What have you to ex change? Cull at' 1 111 South Kane. FOR SALE. New I D I ti motorcycle, or will trade for Ford runabout ol bug. Inquire Ramos' barber shop FOR SALE. 3 milch cows, 2 givill.: milk: 1 will be fresh last of Sept Inquire Weils. Fargo Express office JtlOO., FIVE ROOM COTTAGE close In, lot 50 feet. Inquire Mil S. Stoph ens St., cilv, or address P. O. Hex 213. FOR SALE. - One :', i Mitchell wagon, high seat, good order: 1 i ton tr ck. Inquire .1. F. Culver. Hoseburg. IIKl.Ol.XN HAKES Pedigreed, and New Zealand lied Rabbits. Pressed hares delivered. Willis S Howard. Photlil 37-F2. i FOR SALE OIIKAr. Team driving ponies and harness. Will trade for stock or grain. Address N. T.. . care Review. FOR SALE. Pure bred Delaine ranis. 1. 2 and 3 ears old. $10 to 51'.. Address .1. G. Haines. Ten Mile. Ore . Phone IS F35. MINED oals and xelch seed for sale. 2 cents pound; also clear veil h seed Phone 10 1't. Mrt Anna M. Long, Cleveland. FOR SALIC. 'Team, age 7 years, weight 3200, true to pull; also wagon and harness. Inquire on address Sal W. Mosher, Roseburg FOR SALE OR TRADE. Fivo hacks, will trade for hay or grain or sell for cash; also four automobiles for Bale. Apply to either Louis Kohl hagen or John Ranks. FOR SALE OR TRADE. -10 acreB, all in cultivation, with buildings 2 miles Hoseburg, Vi mile to church and school, good road. Ad dress Hox 114, Edenbower, Oregon FOR SALE. Four head registered non-shedding, half Angora buck goals, 1 V. years old. These ani mals have splendid fleeces. Price $la. Address E. R. Kenny, Leona, Oregon. ' FARM AND STOCK FOR SALE. Will sell my 400 acre stock farm implements and stock. Half cash nnd balance on time payments. Ap ply to the owner on the premises ai Wrilbur, Ore., J. I. Chapman. FOR SALE. 4 0 acres, $1 000, time on $500. New house, 3 springs, running water, water pitied to kitchen; orchard, garden, barn, 10 tons hay. No trade. Miss Clara Kill, Yonralla, Ore. u FOR RALE. GoO-acre slock ranch. 200 sheep, 175 goats, 10 cattle, 4 horses, and one team of mules. On nceount. of sickness, will sell nl bargain. $2000 can handle 11, bal ance on terms to suit at 7 per cent. Phone Oakland 10-F 21. A. W. Ream, Glide, Ore. EXCHANGE Ten room modern Roseburg home; largo barn and garage; nice lawn and garden; beallltiful home or suitable tor roomers Will trade for property In San Francisco or Seattle. See the property or write. 707 W. Mosher street. Mrs. Carl C. Gun tert. .N'OTK'F OF GENERAL CITY :lec- Nolice is hereby given that n gen eral election will bo held in the City of Roseburg, Oregon, on Monday, Oc tober the 2nd, 1910, between tho hours of II a. in. and ti p. m. of said day ( Provided, however, that the Judges shall have power to adjourn for one hour at noon) at which said election the following officers shall bo elected, to-wit: One coiincilmrn Troin each of the four wards or the City of Roseburg, Oregon, to serve for two years. Said election will be held at the following named voting places and will be conducted by tho following na d Judges nnd clerks or their duly selected substitutes, to-wit: Ward One. Polling place, Court House. Jud ges, F. W. Dillard, Colin McClallon, W. F. Thomas; clerks, l.lovd Cole, Alia Hlack. Ward Two. Polling place, Caro lluilding, at corner of Washington and Jackson ilreets. Judges, J. M. Fletcher. MM. C. C. Christie. L. L. Spencer; clerk. Mrs. Kate Sewell. Maurice Moore. Willi! Three. Polling place, Roseburg Hotel. Judges. .lames - McKay. Mildred Hr.'iuds, Geo. Neuner, Sr.: clerks. Edith Alieene, Emma Chambers. Wanl I-'our. Polling place. City Hall. Judges. C. I.. Dudley, Nannie Sprague, G. V. Wimbeily: clerks. Ana Cordon. Nel lie McElhlnny. Ity order of the Common Council. September 12, 10 111. It. L. WHIPPLE. Recorder of the City of Roseburg. Oregon. d DAILY WEATHER REPORT. V. S. Weather Bureau, local office. Reselling, 24 hours ending 5 a. in , today. Precipitation In inches and hun dredths: Maximum temperature !i;: Minimum temperature 53 Precipitation (i Total Precip. from Sept. 1 to date 50 Average Precip. from Sept. 1, '77 Fair tonight lind Sunday. Totav deficiency fiom Sejt. 1, 17 Average Precip. Tor 3fl wet sea sons (Sept. lo May, inclusive) 32.12 WILLI -v.M HULL. Observer WEATIllill FORECAST: 12 We are Hotter l'.iinipped than ever for eleanini; and irc! l ; Our new plant is safe, sanitary nnd com plete we can serve you better than ever before. Phone us. we will call for and deliver vour cloihes. Phone 277 34: N. Jackson St. ii Imperial Cleaners To any one desirous of engaging In the planing mill or manufacturing business, 1 will offer a one-half In terest lu my business, with or wlth- ut rcn! eprate. v. L. Dyslnger. BULL FOR SERVICE. Good grade Red Durham. Terms 12 in advance, with return privileges, it Farmers' Feed Shed. PROFESSIONAL CARDS U IS. SAXIlllLAST Attorney-nl-ljiw Perkins Ruihiing. Roseburg, Oregon. DENTISTRY Special attention given porcelain fillings. Prices reasonable as any In tho city on all work, ,1. 11. CHAPMAN', I). I). S. Phones: Office 22. Res. 105-R. Ofrice rear of Review Hldg., Rose hiirg. Oregon. RRfl. SNELL IE LAM Osteopathic Pliyslclnog Phones Ottice 119. Res. 218-L, 421-L 207 Perkins Hldg., -Roseburg, Ore. DR. N. PLYI.KH Licensed Chiropractic Physfcinn 222 W. Lane St.. Roseburg, Oregon Phono 1&2. Consultation and Examination Free. Office Hours, 9 to 5. Sundays and evening) by 'appoint ment. NIK JlEl.NI.IN'E SCHOOL OF PIANO MUSIC. Mi's. Charles lloinline, Director Mrs. .May Combs, Assistant Teaclie-r llegitiners a specialty. Concert Pianists developed. Morning clayser. In Kindergarten, hildren called tor and taken home. Studio 423 Ella St. Phone 33-H. NEW COl'N'TY MAP Showing railroad lands, price fl.BO lu G. HICKS, Surveyor P. O. Hox, 477, Roseburg 223 Perkins Hldg. Phone 21. DR. C. II. WADE PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON Phones: Office, 384; Itos. 126-R. Rooms 4111-416, Perkins tiuildtug. MISS PEARL STl'ART Gradiuito N'urso Phone 1119. Res. 2 IS S. Jackson DRS. SEEI.Y, SKTIIEIl & STEWART Physicians and Surgeons Suite of Offices Rear of Douglas Na tional Rank, Ground Floor. Phona 367. ROSEISCRO - - - - OREGON Cfflco Hours: Phonos: 10 lo 12 a. in. Office: Main 171 2 to 4 p. m. Res: Main 172 DR. H'CETTA SMITH Physician Women and Chiidrcu Diseases a Specialty. Office: Masonic Hldg. Second Floor DR. R. i. McCALL Physician Al- Surgeon Yoncalla, Oregon. AUGUST STRAUB Mining Engineer Prospect and Developing Mines a Specialty. POST OFFICE BOX No. 731 Roseburg, Oregon G. W. Young & Son REAL ESTATE lSonds. Loans, Rentals Fire Insurance, Notary Public 116 CASS ST. PHONE 417. W hy is n bakery like n meat IMMBMMII IW'ritiw tlu'iv's bakin thoiv! M .Mnilicr Hiilthnrd Vnt to tin -utoni-il To mt lior wMr liu n Ihuh. Hut tir na mKtjikt'n 1m r lit' ItJttl onli'tv! somo llnmn of n that nmmlni;, Ami o tho wor Ior hul mmo! llavo yrni tvWiX our fine Hrvakfasi Itnron yet? The Economy Market (leo. Kolilh.ig. n. I'rnp., Rhone IWt shop .' CALL FOR CITY WARRANTS. Notice is hereby given all persons holding general fund warrants of the City of Roseburg, Oregon, endorsed "Not paid for want of funds." prior: to and Including June 6th, 1916, to present the same to the City Treas urer for payment, as interest there on will cease on date of this notice. Dated September 11th, 1916. CORRINE C. ALLEY. City Treasurer. I1LOCK WOOl) WANTED. The undersigned will receive bids for fifteen tiers of 16-inch oak or laurel block wood for the City of Roseburg up to and Including 5 o' clock p. tu., on Saturday, September 23, 1910. Hy order of the common Council. R. L. WHIPPLE, Recorder of the City of Roseburg. Oregon. d INSURANCE EXPERTS WE KNOW HOW to write your policies to give you the great est amount of protection. WE GIVE SERVICE to our clients. Rice & Rice NEW YORK CAFE G. WONG, M.jiacer OI E.N DAY AND NIGHT MEALS AT ALL HOI RS Regular meals 25 cents Chicken dinner Sundays from 12 noon to 2 p. m. Chop Suey, Noodles, Fresh Oysters, Fish, Etc., at all times. Corner Jackson & Washington Sts STOP AT Hotel Grand Cass St., Roseburg, Or. Real Estate City and Farm Property, Timber Lands t 122 West Oak Street Mtmltcr Vorllnml Ilealty Htiard A. J. LILBURN & SON COMPLETE IIOl'SF. I I RNISIII-.RS Furniture, Carpets, Draperies, Stoves and Cooking Utensils, Tents and Awnings. Cass St. Every Woman Enjoys DOUGLAS COUiNTV CREAMERY Roseburg, Oregon. The North Side Grocery Has full line of Best Quality Groceries, Flour and Feed to Sell. Wheat hy the sack. We buy eggs. Alton S. SHOOT WITH A KODAK and send your films to us foi DEVELOPING AXl) PRINTING Best work at moderate prices. Kodaks, Kastlnnn Photo Supplies. ROSEBURG BOOK CO. Roseburg, Oregon. CEMENT WORK Side Walks, Septic Tanks, Cellar Floors, Foundations, and all kinds ol Cement, work. C.E.BENSON Phone 252-L Mrs. F. D. Owen Cut Flowers Potted Plants Funeral Designs Wedding Boquets PHONES Greenhouse O-Fia City 414 Douglas Junk Co. Dealers in metals or any de scription, such as brass, copper, lead, zinc, puter, aluminum, etc, also all kinds of rubber, auto tires. Hides and wool is our specialty. We also buy and sell nil kinds of tools, machinery and belting. Highest prices paid. Douglas Junk Co. Orders Promptly Attended. Phone 219. .Main & Oak Sts. Large County Map Shows Railroad land. New proposed railroads, Suther liu, Roseburg and Carnes Sections, trails, Crater Lake, mines, fruit lands. $1.50 L. G. HICKS, Civil Engineer 223 Perkins Uldg. Phone 21 Roseburg, Oregon. Roseburg, Ore. A Dish of Our Jersey Ice Cream and most men also. It is so fine in flavor, so thor oughly refreshing It touches Ihc spot every time. Used either as a dessert or a re freshment, it is simply perfect. It has no eitial. Frey, Prop. 0 i