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PAGE KlVJfl MlR0Sf TAM BAT PROFESSIONAL CARDS AITO STAGE IJNH DEPOT. EVEKIXO ROSEBCKG RSVIEW, TIH'R&DAY, MAIU1I a, IDi :-: CITY NEWS :-: Prompt Jitney service. Phone Safety First Jitney Service. Phone 46. Two cars. We now hare coal. Page Invest ment Co., phone 242. Broccoli knives made especially for broccoli, at S. K. Sykes.' Jitney service, phone 2. F. H. Smith, Cuss and Rose streets. K. K. Morton, of Eugene, arrived here last evening to spend a few days. U. fl. Powers, of Creswell, ar rived here last evening to spend a few d;iys. .Mrs. O. Sole, who had been here for the day. returned home to Dole last evening. II. V. Hales, of Timber, arrived here last night to pass two or three days on business. .1. 1). Metlrew. of Oakland, eair over last evening to spend a f days on business. ' John Huron and wife, of Ump arrived here last evening to speJ a couple of days. II. M. Preble, of Portland, arrived here last evening to spend a few davs on business. A. D. S. Digestive Tablets relieve distress after eating. For sale by Hamilton Drurc Co. Mr. and Mrs. John Adams, or Portland, arrived here last evening to visit with friends. F. 1). l.yle, of Pasadena, Calif., has arrived In Uoseburg to spend a few days on business. Bernard Flynn, of l.eona, return ed home Ibis morning after a brief visit here on business. Now Is the time to buy your bulbs for bedding. Call at 3 24 Cass St. Mrs. F. D. Owen, Florist. .Mrs. A. C. Colter, of Dole, re turned home last evening after a short business visit here. The Pollyanna serves as good a cup of chocolate or coffee as can be had anywhere at any price. W. C. Ilrownson, of Tanking Class', arrived in Hnseburg to spend a couple of days on business. Carlos Page lefe for Drain this morning, where lie will look after business matters for a few days. If you are looking for body fir wood, it will pay you to write or see J. II. Kinney, Glendale. Oregon. Splrella, the corset, sold only thru trained corsetlerres, can bring out your best lines. Bell Sisters' BIdg. Drop In THE POLLYANNA aftel the show or dance for a hot chicken tamale or sandwich. The best ever. Miss Kuth Burnett returned borne to Hound Prairie last evening alter visiting relatives here for a few days. Melrose coal delivered to any part of city from Empire stables, phone (10. Price J8.00 per ton In ton lots. S. W. Cox. M. ('.' Bennett, of Detroit. Miih. has arrived in Uoseburg to spend a few (lavs looking after business matters. William Moore, or Camas Valley, has arrived in Uoseburg to visit will) friends and look after business mailers. F. L. (Seorge, of Canyonville, lel'l this morning for Portland, where he will pass the next few days on business. Ue sure it Is a Rarc'.ey, the only corset made to fit each and every figure. Will call aiid take orders. Phone 41S-J. S. .1. Jones returned here yester day alter a couple of days spent a I Ynncalla and oilier northern Doug lfis County towns. A cooked food sale will be held by the Ladies' Aid Society of the Chris . tian Church at King's Cash Store, on Saturday, March 10. History, Biography. Travel, Fic tion, Poetry, and Reference books at the Fiction Library, Masonic build Jng. Over three thousand volumes. Never before Mich prices on tlood "mil. See the People's Supply Co. Orange Day. .March loth. Or.inixs at half price. People's Supply Co, Wholesale to the consumer. Attorney P- ' Bannon, of Port land, who was here on business last night, left on bis' return this morn ing, lie stopped off at Leona, where he visited today Willi a client. Miss Flo Hermann, of Portland, who had been visiting at the home of Dinger Hermann and family for the past several weeks, left for her home this afternoon. She experts to return in a month or two. M. O. Kvans. of the Oregon A cultural College extension depart ment, left here this morning Portland. He was here in Hie tm'r.tit ,,r nhliilnlntr nil nur I'll tlll'al The Fiction Library, representing all branches of literature, saves tne people of Roseburg about two thou sand dollars each year, which would have to be contributed toward the ! support of a public library. (Adv) Don't forget, .you are not charged with expensive fancy containers or hleh middleman's nrofits. when you buy P. S. C. F.Ntra Fancy Steel-nit Coffee. You get all pure -colTec aluo. Call for the brown package. People's Supply Co. Wholesale to the consumer. Chamberlain' Cough l!emdy a orite Fur Colds. .T. L. Easley, Macon. III., in speak ing of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy says. "During the past 1 years it has been my sister's favorite medi cine for colds on the lungs. I my self have taken It a number of times when suffering with a coll nnd It always relieved me promptly." c CASTOR. A For Infants and;.Chjl'dren In Use For Oyer 30 Years Alwayj bears iJp ' - 4 Mrs. A. L. Bushnell is getting along as well as can be expected. Ned and Arrale Bushnell left for Winstons on " uesday. A number ,f young people spent the evening -,t the home of Kate Breitenbusli ; one evening last week. I , The Eu rth League social was -held at home of Mr. Mors last Friday ning. A number of reci tations ,1 musical selections were given. Refreshments were served and t i party broke up at u late hour V ladies' Aid necktie social will be ' A on Friday evening, March 9, at i church. Let us show the ladies o jn Mile that we appreciate their 'Is In helping the church and ronlze their social. A supper will , Berved. Geo. France has decided to sell Alt his store and will resign Hie postmastership. ' Uev. Mr. Blackwell. our minister, left for Looking Glass Tuesday, where he will conduct revivals. Lowell Hodges, who spent a num ber of days with Louis Hanks, has gone back to work in Looking Glass. Mrs. Fulton will soon leave for Seattle, where she will join her hus band and son. She has the best wishes of her Ten Mile frionds. A surprise party was given in her honor at tho home of Mr. Moflilt on Tuesday evening. Gaines were played and refreshments were served. All had an enjoyable time. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Bushnell are ill with the grippe. Mr. Smith's son-in-law, Mr. Mo duli; is spending a few days with him. Lloyd Smith is home again. The optimist says, "All clouds have their silver lining." GOSHEN. VOl' XF.F.I) A SPUING I.A.XATIVK. Dr. King's New Life Pills will re move the accumulated wastes oi winter from your Intestines, the burden of the blood. Get that s-lug-gi:;h spring fever feeling out of your system, brighten your eye. clear your complexion. Get that vim and snap of -?ood purified healthy blood. Dr. King's New Life Pills are a non griping laxative that aids nature's process, try them tonight. At all druggists 2.1c. ! j ' "!! I I I !" 4. JIHI.HOSK MKNTIOX. 4 iT.......,..t,.J.,....,.....,. .J..... Spring must be here sure Charlie Kyes has begun to talk about going into the timber. When ever Charlie takes to the woods you may know that summer is nigh. In case of war. the big metropoli tan papers are all eciuipped to let the enemy know all about the move ments of troops before they take place. A good substantial Melrose im provement in procesB of making is a fine new barn, being put up by Frank Burs Ik. The peoplo who were reported last week as being snowed in over west of the coast range were found to be safe and In good health. The cold storage people who have a supplv of food on band which is several years old, would welcome war or anything else that would en able them to unload at fabulous prices. K. J. Neff, of Uoseburg, has taken a contract to do the grubbing of the five acre lot on Howard Wilson's place, which Is to be planted to strawberries. Reuben Swanson has been in Portland for several days, and It is rumored that be made the trip to in terview a minister or some other official who talks to a fellow and his best ever and gets them all (led up Here's hopln.' .Submarines are having their day but it will not be long before the In ventive genius that made the sub marine possible will lind a way 10 make submarining a mighty precari ous method or earning a livlihood. Miss Lucy Millikin, of Uoseburg. was visiting at Melrose the latter part of last week, the guest of her cousin, Miss Lenore Scott. The man In the moon is supposed !to be Hie only gentleman who win be allowed to get full hereafter In Oregon Some tinhorn cops will be ill vine to devise ways and means to i collect a few from him. If there is anyiniiiK i" ' . ... nl,lnl..,na i,rro ror'lng aOOUI coilimiiK mi' ' In-'they are hatched, the political ring ! which rules Oregon irotn nm non li st corner of the suite may mum j J" hJw ihelr bones and nlaiiR are lo materia I7.e Willi r ii-n"' , , ri,nosed i 0. nun. mil) 1 road bond issue tthe proposition If we understand I correctly, there is . 1 nothing rtaill about that bond is- sue. and won't he until tin' people j us! on the same, yet the governor has already appointed tilt three com- uinnr who are lo have entire 'discretion In the matter of spending ithat Jil.iiiiO.niMi on Oregon's roads. One of these commissioners lives at the lower end ot the Willamette Val ley another one at the upper end. and the third at Pendleton, the east iern gateway to both the Columbia jnd Willamette valleys. Now It looks to us like the territory represented !,v these rommbfioners ought, at least to get their share of the plun der in rase the dear peopl vote ; those bonds. Mr. Head what do you think" X X. The I'llellllK'llbl Sea-.nn I The cold tlier of March damp I seems to he 1 h I the pneumonia j lime to he run ten results (roe ! the cold W aott most vol aid. for the 2.. i ui. No is ,,1. Pnelllliolll a cold. The ipii , rid of th" lei ' danger. As s"nn as t .. cation of a cold appeal -berlaill's Cough Uetne.'.y I value of this prepaiati I one who haa used It. chain to t:;e -k any c LOOKING GIASS FIVE ON THURSDAY NIGHT A merry party from Melrose at- tended the basketball game at hook-( ing Glass last Thursday evening Those going from Melrose were: Misses Flora and Maudie Stubus, Agnes, Anna and Juliu Bloomberg, Elvira Fredrickson and Keitha Conn, and Messrs. Joe Fredrickson, Kay I'elreiiuin, and Mr. and Mrs. Cioff, besides .the plaers and subs. The line-up was as follows: Melrose Looking Glass ltusenbark F Jackson Conn F Itowlus Sandstorm C Myers Cederstrom G Ilurd C e d e r s t ro m G C r o w Su bs A ndersou, IVt requ i n . Scores, 9 to 7, in favor of Melrose. The game was hotly contested from the start. If a larger floor hud been available it would have been much more spectacular, but as it was it was much appreciated by all. Saturday night, March Hth, the Melrose school will give a patriotic program, consisting of songs, music, recitations and drills. Following the program will be a box supper gud a uaft'teria lunch. The proceeds are to be used by the pupils to improve the appearance of their school rooms. Everybody cordially invited. A lllllous Attack. When you have a bilious ntiaek your liver falls- to perform its func tions. You Imi'ome constipated. The food you eat ferments in your stom ach instead of digesting. This in flames the stomach and causes nau sea, vomiting and a terrible head ache. Take Chamberlain's Tablets. They will tone up your liver, clean out your stomach and you wjll snon be as well as ever. They only cost a quarter. c J J J J J (.'I.IIH-: 1TF.MS. .! j f f TT I I T T '! Cecil Arnold was a visitor at Glide Sunday. Esther Iilakely is going to spend a few days at Charley Ueckley's. Mabel Shrum went to Uoseburg Sunday. Clifford Lilly went to town Mon day and returned today. Eldred and Vernon Shrum went to Uoseburg Monday. Miss Merle Casebeer went up to Mr. and Mrs. McLaughlin's, at lloag lin, Sunday. Ermel Singleton was a visitor at Glide Sunday. Frank Cox-, or Jit. Alto, has en tered' the hospital nt. Uoseburg for treatment. Sam Smith has erected a new garage on this side of the river. Herbert llritt was a visilor at the II. S. on Monday. Mr. Pond and sons were out spraying their prune orchard today. Mr. Shellanbarger went home Sun day, after visiting at Pond's for a few weeks. Mrs. It ice lias returned to her home In the mountains after visiting with friends at Glide. Charles Brown returned to Uose burg, Monday. The Glide Gun Club held its an nual meeting Sunday, with most of its members present. The members of the hall board held their annual meeting Sunday. John Alexander went to Uoseburg today and expects to return tomor row. Miss Mary Gurney and Viss Ar chambeau spent Saturday night and Sundnv visiting with Miss Mario Lilly. The Glide High School received their" apparatus and Encyclopedia Ilri tallica on Friday. Everyone re joiced, for it will make the school more interesting for teacher and pupil alike. v X. X. Worm Make Children Fretful. Children suffering from worms are dull and irritable, puny and weak, often grind their teetli and cry out in sleep, being a consent source of worry lo their parents. K lik ii ! Worm Kllb-r is a mild laxative re, iy In candy tablet form lh.it children like to take. Promptly effective, it kills and re moves the worm from the system. Irregular appetite and bowel move ment, laik of interest in pl:,y are mire uluiu rif worms. Itelieve your child of thin burden. At all ilrug- glsls. H.'.c. Real Estate City nnd Farm 1'roperly Timber Land A Kent (or YeJtInke nnd Wiiiehentcr liny Town IrfilH. GEORGE ltlTElt 122 West Oak Street. I page; i i i'l i :n: Li i i i .J. 1 ..i -itli For' WIRE FENCE Write or Call on Stearns &Chenowcth Oakland Oregon. We have several car loads at lowest prices. Best wire staples and brace wire. All Classified AdTorUseiiunta in t'rtol new today will be fournl ou fage 6, under "New Today' bead. MONEY TO LOAN. PI KNTY of mouoy to loan on good roal estate security. Agent Mort gage Company Holland America. Isaac best, Grants Pass, Ore. MORTGAGE LOANS. We have In surance money on tho Hural Credit plan 20 year loans on im proved farms. See Hice & Kice. WE WHITE INSURANCE whereby the assured gets the most protec tion lor the money. Expert advice given on any line of insurance. Kice & Kice. MONEY loaned on rurniluro, live stock, implements, etc. Transac tions private, possession retained. Write Union Loan Agency, 217 S. High Street, Salem, Oregon. LOST AM I'OrXI). FOUND. Buncli of keys. Owner please call nt Ueview offico and describe keys. LOST Purse with about two dollars in change In large pocket and two leads of revolver bullets In small er pocket. Also an AAA-l jack knife. Finder please leave at Jte view office. WANTKH WANTED. Canary birds. Call 725 West Lane. or Phone 257-Y. Mrs. D. H. Urown. WANTED. Two Foxterrier pups, t weeks to t months old. Who can furnish them soon? Address P. W. George, Kellogg, Ore. WANTED.- More men with axes to , .cut poles for wood; pay by the hour. Apply at ranch, across river from town. O. J. Lindsey, KOIj KENT. FOU ItENT. Typewriter. Book Store. At the FOK SALIC ANT TRADE FOU SALE. Thoroughbred pups. Phono I116-J. GOOD OLD GUOWTll FIU WOOD, E. Ithoads, Phone :iini-Y. CABLE & NELSON upright grand piano at bargain. Box 102 Suth erlin, Oregon. FOU SALE. 5-passenger Ford, also light one-horse wagon. Parslow & Bell Second Hand Storo. FOR SALE, will take count v In fiO lots in Riverside, t he price assessed by l!Uii. Win, Van Huron. roil 8 ALU. Tram, weight 29.'.0 lb; also nearly new wagon and har ness; prices right. Ulenn Frier, Drain,. Oregon. KOIt RALI'! CHKAP. My 40 II. P. "bug" auto. First class shape. Also 1015 three speed Indian mo torcycle. Olenn 11. Taylor, Per kins building. FOU SALE 11Y OWNER. 120 acres of timber land, 8 miles west of Drain; good timber. Chas. O. Anderson, llox 4G3, llallard Sta tion. Seattle, Vash; FOU RALE.- 2.1 Single Comb 11. I. Red cockerels; also hens, pullets and baby chicks. Write for prices nnd mating lists. L. II. Skinner & Sons, Uoseburg, Oregon. FOU SALE. I est arrived :'.2 blood ed Oerman rollers and Fiiglish canaries. Now Is tile lime to get breeding slock. Mrs. 1 1. 1 1. Brown. 72.ri W. Lane, or Phone 2r,7-Y. FOU SALE OU TRADE. Three hacks, will trade for hay or grain or Hell for cash; also four automo biles for sale. Apply to either Louis Kohlbagen or John Hanks, STTtlCTLY FANCY is F.EDS. Altai fa. Sweet Clover fs '.'! I'l I led I , Red and Alsike Clover, Timothy and other grass Heeds. Money-hack guarantee. Ralph Waldo lolden. Central Point, Oregon. ui:t;isTEiti:i) untoc .i husky HOARS. Furrowed Sept. 7. 'HI. Large. fill" Individuals. Have never known what it was to lie hungry. See ihem and 'nke your pick. Cileries A. Brand, The Over land Orchards. NOTICE OF ANN! l, MFFTIMi OF Till: STOCKHOLDERS OF Till-; DOI OI.AS COI NTY III II.D" l(J AND LOAN ASSOCI AI'ION. j Notice is heiehy given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Douglas County Building and j Loan Association will be held nt the ! offico of the Secretary, Room 7 Ite , view lltiililllig, in the City of Uose burg. Douglas County. Oregon, on Tuesday. March 2Hth, 1!H7. at ' p. in. ir said day. for the purpose of electing seven 17 1 diiectois and j three i :, i au'liiois for II nsuing I year, ami to transact so h oilier business ;H may lawfully crime be fore the meeting. O iled at Uo ehilrg, Oregon. Match Ih. IIH7. K. N. KWART, Secretary. h WHERE TO CET RESULTS. . You can reach the people by .. niherlisini! In The Rilew. J. Thete are more copies of the 4. 4. Daily and 1 wire a-wcek Ueview -U printed and circulated regularly 4 .J. every week, than of all the other .;. 4. liouL-las County papers com- 4" 4. bined. 4" 4 , HH--H-M'-H-W--H--HH Refer all your collections and financial matters for adjustment to the PACIFIC ADJl'STMF.NT Jc C'Ol.l.KCTIOX SFKVICK, Inc. Kooiu 222, Perkins BIdg. No charge unless collection or ad justment made. Dlt. O. I,. V CAItSOi DKXTIST Office. Masonic llldg. Thono 240. Kit. N. PLVLKH Licensed t'ldropriu'llc Physician 222 W Lauo St.; Rosoburg, Oregon Phone 1&2. Consultation and Examination Free. Office Hours, 9 to 5. Chiropractic nnd lOlecliical Treat ments. nil! HKtM.lXE BCHOOI, OK PI.VXO Ml'SlO. lira. Charles llelnllne, Director Mm. Mux Combs, Assistant TeHcber Beginners a specialty. Concert Pianists developed. Morning classes lit Kindergarten, :hiWren called for and taken home. Studio 423 Ella St. Phone 33-R. NEW COl'NTY MAP Showing railroad lands, price $1.50 Ii. G. HICKS, Surveyor P. O. Boj, 477, lloseburg 2p3 Perkins' llldg. Phone 427-J. I. O. B. WAI)K PHYSICIAN AND lllUiKON Phones: Office, 384; Res. 126-R. Rooms 41.-416, Perkins Building. MISS PICAItl ST I' ART Cirailunto Nurse Phone 169. Res. 218 S. Jackson DBS. SKKLY, SICTIIKU A! STEWART Physicians and Surgeons Suite of Offices Hear of Douglas Na Uonal Dank, Uround Floor. Phone 307. ROSEUUHQ .... OK13UON Office Hours: 10 to 12 a. m. 2 to 4 p. ui. Phones Office: Main 171 Ros: Main 172 Dlt. lAICKTTA SMITH Physician Women nnd Children Diseases a Specialty. Office: Masonic llldg. Second Floor Phone 278-L. Offico Hours 9 to C Dlt. J. It. I'ORMAX Chiropractic l'liyslelun Office at his homo. 1127 llnrvard Ave. Evenings and Sundays by ap pointment. Phono concerning Jitney service. Consultations and examina tions fee. Distress Signals Aro oftf-ii displayed by I hose wt'iirihK Mm nhl ntylo' lump HpriiiK ('' -nhtnj's. Yon an never In HiHreim when wearing our low br hli:e eye -hiKseK which Klny where put when put when I Iwy Hhoiihl Klny. W'n pill, llietii Where they nllOlllll " a. S.I1UEY Mrs. F. D. Owen CUT KI.OWKKS I'OTTKI) l'f,ANTS I'-rXKIiAI, DKSICNS WKDIllN't; I'.OQl'KTS FIIONK3 (ieentlollll, -! VZ Cttf 411 (;. W. Young & Son KICAL MSTATE Bonds. Loans, Rentals Fire Insurance, Notary Public 116 CAS3 ST. PHONE 417. STOP AT Hotel Grand Cess St., Roseburg, Or. Daily stages and autos for Marsh fiuld and all Coos Bay points, also for Peel and .Millwood, leave G. W. Itapp's grocery store, 13;! Sheridan street. Cash paid for produce along the line. HUMAN HAIR COODS 1st Quality Cut Hair, Toupees, Wltia, Switches, TiHUBrornm tlons, VhIYs, Curia, ventilated pieces of all kintla. Have yonr combliiMH inadn np. "The Hetter Wuy." VV. II. GIRARD Thono 451. 106 K. Washing-, ton, corner of Jackson St. Why nrc U anil l1 the most Import tint letters in the aiplintiet Because you couldn't have Beef or Pork without them! Wo curry a compiolo lino of beef and pork, especially designed for knife and fork! You will be pleased with the meats we sell you, if it wero not so, we would not tell you! The Economy Market (Zoo. Kohiiliugen, Prop., Phone ftH. FOR BEST JITNEY SERVICE Phone "Shorty" BEFORE bin inj; a CREAM Separator See the Latest. Model SHAB.PLES Suction l;eed at. the Douglas County Creamery fe;ABc deI ; l:i fghij K LMNOS K'J PQ R 5T 76 1 in TO ARRIVE about March 12th, a car load of Mitchell Sixes (Tin- l.ifftiim- Cur) A powerful, light weight six, that has abundance of room, and every convenience you could desire; a car that you will be proud to own. We will he pleased to show you the Mitchell Six J. F. BARKER & CO. Phone 1 (i Roseburg, Ore. FLOUR OOX'O.00000'3OO'0i:'0O00O $1J5 Made in Eastern Oregon. This is a dark flour but will make good wholesome bread. Golden Sheaf Flour (a good hard wheat flour) made by one of Eastern Oregon's best mills Prices at only $2.00 Cash only Flour is advancing don't delay Kidd's Grocery i riOOiXCOOOOOOOi50OOOOCMOOOOiX"OOOOOOCHXHOOCfO'010000:C0:0'0 SALE Overloaded on Bituminous and Lignite Coal Sale limited to 30 tons antl 7 days. Crniul Ritlue Lump Canadian Coal. Ton lots (2001 lbs. Guaranteed) $10.00 Delivered. . Ton lots (1001 lbs, Guaranteed) $5.50 Delivered. Newark Washington Lump Ton lots, 2001 lbs, Guarnteed, $8.50 Delivered. !. Ton lots, J001 lbs, Guaranteed, $1.50 Delivered m56NE STACiGS & SON "JS"" DAILY WEATHER REPORT. V. S. Weather Bureau, local office. Roseburg, 24 hours ending 6 a. in., today: Precipitation- In Inches and hun dredths: Highest temperature yesterday. 50 Lowest temperature last night.. liJ I'leelpitation, last 24 hours .. .U:l Total prei-ip. since first of rno. 32 Normal preeip. for thlB month 3.1)8 Totul preeip. from Sept. 1 to date 16.911 AvcrniiO preclp. from Sept. 1, '77 2 5.3 S Total deficiency from Sept 1, '16 8.3 B Average preeip. for 39 wet sea sons (Sep. to May, Incluslve)32.12 W 11.1,1AM BKI.I., Observer. WEATHER FORECAST: Tonight and Friday rain. j I Jfr SEE THE (ciiinooiiiott ac You like Square Dealing You appreciate courteous treat ment. When we tell you a thing IB so and you find It to be so your faith in us begins to grow. After we have told you ninny times how thoroughly we can cleanse and renew men and women's wearing apparel, how nice they will look nnd how little It will coHt ,and every time you find It just as wo told you, then you will take our word at "face value" and consult us whenever your garments need cleaning, pressing or repairing. Imperial Cleaners Phone 277 342 N. Jackson Douglas hide and Junk Company HlKhest Cash Market Prices Paid for Hides, Furs, Wool, Copper, Brass, Auto Tires, Rags nnd all kinds of Junk. We also buy nnd sell tools, belting, blocks and1 machinery. Hiiiare Dual to All Our Motto Call Phone 2 1 'J. Main & Oak Resellers Oregon COAL
