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EVENLNO ROSEBfTCG RKVTKW, S.lTiniUY, MAY 26, 19IT. rt&n rm I i t i t 1 U :-: Ciry NEWS :-: for all iu o lULunn Alden Harness solicits magazines. We now have coal nent Co. Phone 242 S. W. Bayletta, of Myrtle Creek was a buxinetts visitor here today. J. I. MunJon errl.id this morning to spend- lue day here on business. ! Mrs. M. H.-Bradley arrived from! Yoncalla tins morning (or a shotl visit here. All Clarified Adrert laments In C. . Hughes Kit tnis morning jed new today rUI be found on tai:e , under "New Today" head for Hound Prairie to spend the day on business. 1 Mrs. Tina Klldee came over from Page Invest- sutherlin this morning to unend the day here on business. Mrs. X. C. Heard, of Looking Class, left this morning for Myrtle J. W. Crocker ,o( Portland, spent ,.rni, in n.i.ke her I le. last night in Kosebur with friends. Mvg z (. iron ent to Wolf Eldred Shrum, of Glide. Bpent to- Crwk tn)s morning to visit with her uay nere loosing aucr ouainr uiwi lers. H. V. Randall, of Portland, spent toduy here transacting busiuess mat ters. -Shorty" has the same phone, 76. at the new stand, opposite Hotel Umpqua. The Umpqua Valley Fruit Union has for sale a few sacks of Uurbauk seed potatoes. Ernest Hutchins. of Junction City, returned home this morning, after a visit in this city. A. C. Gaflney. of Dowagic. ar rived in Uoseburg last evening to spend a few days. mother. Mrs. Mvra OVIntosh. Miss Leila Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson left this morning for Kiddle to spend the day. Mrs. Mary Cooke and Miss Gene vieve Cooke arrived this morning from Yoncalla to spend the day. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Itoih. Miss Ruth Itotli and Miss Nellie Glcason arrived this nmrnluc for 'Sutherlin to visit in the cily. Miss Xeta Waller arrived this morning to visit a few dava with Misses .Maud and Oma Berkley, ni their home on South door Creek. 1). H. Shanihrook relurned tins' mornine from Portland, where ne l7?Z?Z"e. E Uad been for 'seVeral days, lie re- package, for a short time only, at the People s Supply Co. D. S. Digestive Tablets relieve '""'"",ln ..,.... b... htf i lot. n ports that Mrs. Shambrook Is slowly fi. Hall and daughter. Elizabeth, went to Riddle this morn ing, where Mr. Hall will attend a inert in u of the school board there and the session of the Pomona Gtange. distress after eating, f or sale by Hamilton Druu Co Miss Blanche Wilson, of Wilbur, returned home today to spend Sun day with her parents. It. W. Ilinkley and wife, or Gar den Valley, spent last evening iu Uoseburg with friends. Perry Standley. of Camas Valley, spent l10 lla' Kosebuig looking aittr business matters. Burbank seed potatoes, Lady Washington and navy bean seed for sale at the Cash Store. Gurdon A. Fory left for Oakland this morning where he spent the day giving musical instruction. M. T. Cannon .of Rockland, spent last night in Uoseburg. He was reg istered at the Grand Hotel. H. L. Smith, of Sutherlin, spent last night In the city. He was reg istered at the Grand Hotel. Dr. and Mrs. C. 11. Bailey, of South Beer Creek, were visitors in the city for a few hours today. rit un Ornttfre Derlnor from Churchill. The latest nnd best for land tins arteinoon. ioiiohik raking the Jacket from an orange. short business trip to this city. Mrs. George Franklin, or t'ous Mrs. E. B. Hamshy. who had Just County, arrived here last evening to returned from Klamath Falls, left spend a few days wilh friends. this afternoon for Portland to visit Three fine Florida grape rrult Tor Tor several weeks. 25c. They are now at their best. Get Miss Blanche Thompson arrived them at the People's Supply Co. this afternoon from Riddle to visit Mrs. M. J. Perkins, owner of a ho- for a few davs before returning to tel at Drain, spent last night in this her home in Portland LOCAL AND PERSONAL. (Continued from yesterday.) Sam Bayless, of Myrtle Creek snem the dav here on business. E. llelliwell left this afternoon for Yonralla on a short business visit Jack Dawson and M. .1. Green were visitors in the city from Melrose to dav. K. J. Harris left this afternoon for his home on Smith ltiver, after a business visit here. Mrs. Agnes Herndon arrived this afternoon from Ashland to visit here fur a few davs. Mrs. C. C. Lawrence arrived this afternoon from Dillard to spend a few days In the city. C. Brnwnstine returned to Port- WASHBOARD SLAVERS REJOICE. A 6c Rubles Washday, some thing new, noihirg like It, use KALOM1TE. Harmless to every thing but dirt. Sold by Parslow & Bell. LOST. Necklace holdiiiK a coin. Finder please return to E. H. Iluf ham.at Golden Rule Store. Reward. MONEY IU 1.0A.N. MOXEt TO LOAX. 200t. to loan on reai estate security. Address M. T., care Review. MORTGAGE LOANS. We have In surance money on the Rural Credit plan 20 year loans on Im proved farms. See Rice ft itice. WE WRITE INSURANCE whereby the assured gets the most protec tion for the money. Expert advice given on any line of insurance. Rice & Rice. WE WILL LOAN YOU MONEY. 20 yeir rural crulil farm loans. Farmers desiring loans ou the amortized plan, without red tape and no commission charges, can secure them at low interest rate by c.illing on or wrltine to Hire HAY FOR SM.E Loose hay for sale. Phone 1?-F12. PROFESSIONAL CARDS FOR SALE CHEAP. Wicker baby buggy. 8n5 S. Stephens St. FOR SALE. Good piano. Slut). Will lake good itillch cow in part pament. S. I. Hooker, Ten Mile. ! Ml. C. L. PEAK-SOX DKSTIST Office Ooniuier -lat Club Building. Phone HO FOR SALE. 10 pounds Imported broccoli seed. Imiuire at Pickcut Grocery, or of Thos. Fletcher. $1001.00 - For sale or exchange, my equity In two acres near Oakland, Calif. Address P. O. Box 213. Uoseburg. Orrgon. FOR SALE. la volumes of Theo dore Rooseelt's works, practically as good as new, $7.50. .Mrs. C. P. Shields, 112 Brockway. FOR SALE. Ford touring car, model 1!15. iu rirst class condi tion. New tires. Will demonstrate any alternoon except Saturday or Sunday. J. W. Humphreys, Wilbur. FOR SALE.- 00 cents on the dollar, established paint contracting busi ness with snia'l stock of wall paper In coiiueeticn. Plenty of work for two i.ien. Box 2 4 2, Cot tage Grove, Oregon. PET ALUM A HATCHERY. Estab lished 1902. Can ship day old chirks to points reached In three days. Five varieties. We chal I'u.ge the hen. Freocfrcular. L. W. Clark. Petaluma. Calif. AUTO STAGE LL DEPOT. Dally stages and auto for Marth- fleld and all Coo Bay point, also tor reel and Millwood, leave O. W. Rapp's grocery (tore. 133 Sheridan street. Cash paid for produce along the llaa lilt. N. PLYLER Licensed CIOnrarUc rfardctaa S21 W. Laue St., Roseburg, Oregon Phone 1M. Consultation and Examination Free. Office Hour. to . Chiropractic and Electriial Treatment. THK HK1M.INE . HCIIOOL OF PIA.VO Ml'HIC. Mrs. Charles llelnllne. Director Mrs. Max Combs, Assistant Teaches Beginner a specialty. Concert Pianists developed. Morning classes In Kindergarten, children called for and taken home studio 423 Ella St. Phone 33-R NEW COUNTY MAP Showing railroad lands, prlc SI. SO L. G. HICKS, Burreyor P. O. Box, 477, Uoseburg 2p3 Perkins Bldg. Phone 427-J Rice. Roseburg, Oregon, financial j FOH SALE, A BARGAIN. Small representatives of the Agricultur al Credit Corporation of Oregon Sec M. F. Rice. WANTED WANTED. Canary birds. Call 7 2T West Lane, or Phone 257-Y. Mrs. D. II. Brown. WANTED. Lady to euro Tor elder ly lady couple hours afternoons and evenings. Inquire 30", Ump qua Hotel. house and lots 50x450: fino creek bottom soil, best garden spot In the cily: fine place for chickens or cow. City water, fruit trees, grape vines and berries. You can't beat this for the price. Address A. M. Oeland, 751 Fleser St. PH. t II. WAPE PHYSICIAN AM) SIIMiKON Phones: Office 4.".3: Res. 126-R Rooms 415-416, Perkins Building WANTED. Good, experienced lady help. Good wages .ind steady job. Apply to Mrs. J. P. Demi, Camas Valley, Oregon. WANTED. Woman cook at the Ho tel Clarke, Clcinlale, Ore. Good wages and steady work. Address at once, T. A. Matthews. Prop. She was registered at the I nip- moron left this afternoon for his home at Albany, after spend ing three weeks here with his brother. Ellsworth Cameron. Miss Relier-rd" Hrannineer. of Port land, who has-been spending the past few weeks here with Mrs. W. I Hicks and Miss llrlen Fleenor. left this afternoon for her home. Mrs. G. X. Sheldon, of Seattle, who has been visiting the past two weeks with her daughter. Mrs. 1). N. Cnrr. In this citv. will leave this evening for Yreka. Cal.. for a visil before re city qua. R. II. Jennings, of Lakevlew. ar rived here this morning to spend a few days looking after business mat ters. Highest rash price for your pro duce. We pay you cash for veal, hogs, chickens or eggs. Roseburg Fruit Co. Deputy Sherirf Frank Hopkins re lumed to his home at Canyonville this morning after a day spent here on business. -Be sure it Is a Barcley, the only turning to Seattle. corset made to fit each and every Mrs. F. H. Harkness. who had been figure. Will call and takb orders, visiting here with her parents, Capt Phone 418-J. and Mrs. M. A. llarkett. returned tc Mrs. Roland Agee left for The nir i,omP Portland this alternoon . Dalles this morning where she will Slfl was accompanied by her little -spend the next few weeks with rela- niCP- Miss Elsie llarkett. ; tives and friends. Mrs. Alta Krtohuiu, of this city. f Order bedding plants now, all won ,hP membership prize otfered b ; kinds In any quantity. Prices right, j M M.irtni ,lall, manager for the 1 Mrs. F. D. Owen, Florist, at the j.-r,itornal Brotherhood, for the per , Pollyanna, on Cans SO son securing the most memberships. , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Arnold, of .in(1 ,rj7,, consisted of a handsome Tacoiua. Wash., arrived here last )( avallicrre and a sum of ?2 foi J night to spend a few days. I hey are (,acll m(,mn.r secured. registered at the Lmpqiia noiei. STOCK WANTED.-- I will buy all kinds of stork at highest market prices. See me lietore selling. Wallace Freyer, Kellogg. Ore.. Mrs. L. J. Barnes, wire of a Rose ? burg barber, has accepted a tempor j ary position at the Douglas County ; Creamery. She is serving in the ca : pacity of bookkeeper. Eat more raisins, they are very nutritious and healthrul. Get the large package of Sun Maid Raisins at 10c each; for a short time only, at i the People's Supply Co. , ? Flour Jumps again. They say , gambling is the cause, everything j else Is doing the same thing. Get : your fotos now before they do like wise. Clark 4 Clark, Fotograffers. Buy the economical way in quan tites, receive wholesale prices. Use High Flight Flour, trade at the Pro pie's Supply Co., and reduce your liv ing cost. People's Supply Co., whole sale to the consumer. John Honey, of Canyonville, spent last night In Rdseburg looking alter business affairs. He is registered at the Umnmia Hotel. P. S. C. Coffee Is guaranteed equal to any 45c or 5c coffee, put up in fancy tins. Each 1 lb. tin costs r.c extra. The average retailer gets JTi or 20"i more profit on all goods than we secure, hence our price. $:5; 5c for tin. 5c less on profit. There is ( nothing better. Call for the brown package at the People's Supply Co wholesale to the consumer. The commencement exercises of the Myrtle Creek Schools began last evening with rlass day exercises in the high school rooms. The bacca laureate services will be r-cld Sunday eiening. and will be followed on Wednesday night by the formal pre sentation of diplomas and orations. Piesident Carl O. honey, of Willam ette University, will deliver the com mencement address. f'tinnilH'rliiin Cough licinody. The personal recommendation of people who have been cured ol roughs and colds by Chamberlaln'f Cough Remedy have done muni to wards making this preparation nm of the most popular In use. c c- - Arundel, piano tuner. Phono 1S01. FOR SALE.--SO acres Improved: half very best creek bottom land, balance north sTope; ail free soli; half in cultivation: good family orchard. 4 acres in prunes, just coming Into bearing: !i miles from railroad. Price $0(010; will take up to $2500 in trade, close in; ?22"u can remain on place at 6', If desired. Balance cash. Address i F. S., c.ire Review. I XO'iH'E. MISS PEARL STUART Graduate Nurse Phone 169. Res. 218 S. Jackson I. IIS. 8KKLY, SKTIIKI; A ST K WART Physician and Surgeon 3ulie of Offices Re.r of Dougla Na Uonal Bank, Uround Floor. Phone 36 1. ROSEBUKO . . - OREGON All persons are hereby warned not to buy any aliirle or articles from Marv . Findley, incompetent. MRS. JENNIE BROWN. Guardian. WANTED. A middle aged woman for general housework: must be strong and agreeable. Comfortable room, with balh. Wages thirty five ($:!5.M0t dollars per month. Address Box W, Sutherlin, Oregon. FOH RENT. FOR RENT. Furnished rooms. In quire 51 Mill St. FOR RENT. Six room house at 1138 N. Jackson. Phone 355-.!. " A new, light, cheap, serviceable The Indian lightweight; will go anywhere or climb any thing; loo miles to the gallon of gasoline. Weight 150 lbs. Price Sl'.in. Just tho tiling for the buy. P. H. BLACK, AGENT Roseburg, Oregon. Office Ho-irs: Phones 10 to 12 a. ui. Offico: Malu 171 2 to 4 p. m. Res: Main 172 PR. M'CKTTA SMITH, Physician Women and Children Diseases a Specialty. Office: Masonic Bldg. Second Floor If you have someunng to sell ot rent try an Adv. In The Review. CAR FOR. HIRE City or Country Driving OiTIco 2 1 4 W. Cass St. 5- PHONE -5 Rosldenco Phono 440-J. A. J. POWELL. REMOVAL SOT ICS. The Dean Transftr and Storage Company has moved It office (mm Jackson atreet to 410 West Cut treat. Phone US. H. J. DENN. FOR RENT. Six room house at 710 So. Jackson, inquire of Wm. Van Buren. PIANO FOR RENT. Must he rented Immediately to save storage. C. S. Heillliue. phone PASTURE FOR RENT 75c per 1110. Running water. Imiuire C. E. Vlcek, lloagtln, Oregon. FOR RENT Furnished rooms, light housekeeping rooms; water end gas. Mrs. C. P. Shields, 112 llrockway. T..i.,i..5..H"I"I"I"l"l-HlHH"H-T- .1. DAILY WEATHER REPORT. .:......T..T..T..i..i..w..i..in..t.T"i U. S. Weather lluieaa. local office Roseburg, 21 hours ending 5 a. m today: Precipitation In Inches and nun dredths: Highest temperature yesterday ! Lowest temperature hlft nigiit 4 1 Precipitation, last 2 1 hours .. .'H' Total prerip. sines rtrst ot mo. ' 2 77 Normal pre ip. fnr this month 2.U.". Total precip. from Sept. 1 to date 20.50 Average precip. from Sept. 1. '77 ::2.1" Total deflrlenry from Sept 1. '16 5. si Average prerip. for 39 wet sea sons (Sep. to May, lnclusive)32.12 WILLIAM HELL, Observer FOR SERVICE. Good two-year-old .leitey bull, pii.e $1 II. I. Newman, north end of pavement. East Sixth St. FOR RENT. - Thoroughly modem six-room bungalow on I'onniiercial Ave. Garage. Apply to Rice it Rice, or Page Invent incut Co. FOR SALE AXP TRADE FOR SALE, siiafls, $. Mile. - Singlu bucrv 0. S. I. 11m .k.T. ami 'leu Partly C ASTO R I A For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always tt Signature loii'Iy tnfiilit .ind Stimlity Why? Wlin you do not r'lish your food it is wt'M to iiiuuiri' th reason liy Your Moinach may bo dl ihiatd. vout 1 i r torpid, your how In con Mlpated, or ou may he -al tntr too much. M;uiy jiMipl- oat mon than thr-y should, particular. thou of niiddl a- or oldr. and thosp of sod'-ntary habit. If your lark of ap ppfito or rli-h for our food a mm-? from either of th'-sn caufw-K, rnrn-rt j your habits and tak f-w do a of Chmb'rla.n Tabh-tn. They will rto you frood, irivv you a tvtti-r app-tit' bctUr. c FOlt sau;. r'asonatd lixvi-w. I Inu: price 'hold (ruods a( i Addr.-M M . ran KOK SAl.i;.- Throe automobib's, will trarle for hay or grain. Louis KohlhaK'-n. (JUICK AM) KKLIABLf JITNEY SERVICE - Phone - - - ( After iMiilnij:.i I34-Y) Cily or Country W. W. BOYLE 44 Douglas Hide and Junk Company lll(!het CaBh Market Price Palil for llliles. Fur. Wool. Copper, Ilran8. Auto Tlren. Raits ami all kinilx of Junk. We also buy anil sell tooln. beltiUK. blocks and machinery. h-iinre Deal to All Our Motto Call Rhone !li. Main & Oak Roseburg OreRon Review Want Ada. brln reulta. SAILING, SAILING- Remember our good Soda ' "Superior" When Summer conies again It's "The" drink buy it by the case Phone 18(. Roseburg Soda Works I'OR SM.K Set or .Ion iil- li.:rni-.-lilld liKht back fof ::u. l'al..luw II. II. FOR SAl.i:. -Kitrhen rnnfe. rlict.p; alo porch win. liox tN, l.tlen-bower. FOR SALE. Team of work n.nlen. weipbt about l-'"i eaell. A'lilrt'i' ('. , car R'iew, or call al lln office. FOR TKAIii:.- Lot at Ro.kaway Iliad! for l'"l 'I aiitoinclnlf. A. I! liulibalu, Rni'hiiM.' Host Quality Canned Goods We have a complete line of the well know n Uinmontl "" Ciiiiiicd podils. Try the sifted wrinkle ju'as, none better, also beans, corn and tomatoes. (iivc our canned baked sweet potatoes a trial, theyr'e fine. THE CASH STORE iJE? I'Olt SAI.K Several of I" alfalla bay. F' e-.n-l cutting Our;. INtate, piDtie 2'i 12 FOR fro sai.i: (lldlre ftit in.- n . eppu1 1;. fan il'l.;. liosi bur. r;pew Want AO, nrln renultn. F'.R SM.i:.- Hicli u t . I'.irrert I'lyuioiitll Rock ptlil' lH iiikI riH I, -(T' l. tit T.'te tarh; -ea r 1 1 1 1 tr li n. Il.lu. F. IC. Jcilmsoii, liiofkway, Oreeon Npw rar of DIAMOND FLOl'R W'f boiik'hl thlK flour f-aily and ran makt you u jfood pr.r on ft. You know Itrt iialily. 1i7e ble hive CROCEKY-NEELY (& neely PILLOWS and BEDDING FOR SUMMER and WINTER COFFEE Hawaiian dry roast coffee, roasted fresh every few days. No fancy tin cans to pay for, which you not only throw away but usually have to pay some one to haul them away. Cans are worth now from 5 to 10c each. You want coffee not cans. Try Hawaiian dry roast, if not to your liking return it and we will refund the purchase price. 35c a pound, 3lbs. for $1.00 Kidd's Grocery p H 0 N 3 4 0. Butter and Ice Cream OF SUPERIOR QUALITY Ak Tour (rrocer for Douglas County Creamery Butter, Fhone na your or der tor Ice. cream and (barbel MADE BY Douglas County Creamery Prompt Service Auto Delivery tray. Intro- Indian Threadkraft The newest In crochet. Raproductlons of Indian bakt, mala, covers, etc. The uiont beautiful crochat work yet (lucid. Ank for Bucilla book number 9. Crochet Cottons All kinds, ulte and color; iiillanl for any kind af crochat werk. We ran aupiily your need In full for the Iiot threadkraft Work or any other crochet or tatting work. A Department Store of Notions Carr's Variety Store n-IO-U.1-.0c (iM)l)S IH'Y I'Olt LL'SS 217 .NO. JACKAOM. "DOING YOUR. BIT" Is doing the best you can. If you are planning to build a new house, build it by a good plan. The best that you can get is free, AT Kenny Lumber Company Phone 352 Phoae 352 B. W. STRONG The Furniture Man Cleanliness To maintain a condition of ab solute cleanliness, leave a stand ing order for us to call every week for that laundry. More economical than buying soap. Roseburg Steam Laundry PHONE 79