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EVENING ROSEBIRG REVIEW, WKOXBSOAY. JI XK 37, 11T. now nvw Ciry NEWSji:-: Splrella Corsets made lo order. l'uuue 170-1. ur cull iilu bo. .l.uii. that will burn, at Pate's, phone 242. Kobe it Hall, of Albany, has ar- rived here lo upend a tew days witu frlenuu. i MIfs Lillian Purdy went to Drain Tuesday afternoon to attend to Tuesday atternoon on a short busi- business matters, nesa trip. I Ueorse Wheeler, of Salem, ar- i.r. L. 12. ilrifMoe. of Rogue River, rived here last evening to spend a has arrived here to spend a few dayb few days with friends, with relatives. Mrs. L. A. Daugherty arrive The Roseburg Fruit Co. has some Tuesday afternoon from Myrtle fancy Burbank seed potatoes at 3 (it-ek for a short vhrtt. ceuts a pound. ! ..Miss Frames Alley left Tuesday Joe Wilson, of Medford, arrived afternoon for Sutherlin, on a busi here last evening to spend a few new trip for Hire & Hire, days with friends. ! Mr. and Mrs. James Howard, of Miss Verlie Tracy, of Drain, Is one Portland, arrived here last eening of the teachers in attendance at the to spend a few days with friends, examinations here. ; Miss Bertha Manning left Tue- Try a "Mystic Mitt' for cleaning duy afternoon for Oakland, where new potatoes. They are all right. ,u will spend a few days visiting. Churchill Hwd. Co. j Mrs. J. K. Perry and Miss Char- Mrs. D. C. llelpman. who had been' lotte Perrv spent Tuesday in the iKititiK here, returned to Sutherlin citv attending to business matters. Tuesday afternoon. 1 A. D. S. Digestive Tablets relieve1 distress after eating. For sale by ! Hamilton Pru Co Hate you provided yourself with) The Hosebiug Fruit Co. can fur "Handy" jar holders for canning? ' ntan you with broccoli plants at reas Churchill Hwd. Co. ! onable prices. They also have some Miss r.eula t'nuierou. or l'ortland. pt." Valentine seed. -left for home this morning after a Order bedding plants now, all few day" visit here Miss Pearl Yokum arrived here Tuesday atternoon from Kiddie to visit for a few days. Mrs. I.. D. Harvey left Tuesday afternoon for Kugene. where she will spend several days. Mrs. K. Smith, who had been here on a business trip, returned to Oak land Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. O. W. French, of Rice Hill, left for home, this- morning after passing a few days here, C. M. Harris, of l'ortland. ar- : rived here Tuesday evening to spend few days with friends. F. I.. Webster, of Kugene, has m rlved here to spend n few days1 look ing after business matters. j Miffs Irma Moore, who spent a few (lavs here, returned to her home at Yoncalla Tuesday afternoon. I Kale plants for sale, good, healthy! plants. Thos. Fletcher, or Fletcher Burdens, 102 So. Flint street. j Miss Margery Biirchard, of Scotts-' burg, arrived here last evenins to spend a few days with friends. W. C. and F. C. Talbot, of (W mopolls. Wash., have arrived here to spend a few days on business. 1). II. Diamond, of Portland, ar rived here last evening to spend a few days lool ing :fter buriness mat ters, i Charles Taylor and wife, of Ku Rone, arrived here last evening. They are registered at the riitpqua Hotel. Mrs. Arthur Marsh, of Fiddle, is spending a few days in Itoseburg visiting with her sister, Mrs. S. K. "Syfces. C. O. McCilvrnv. justice of the peace at Canyonville, spent Tuesday in Koseburg looking after business matters. Mrs. K. Pnrrv and daughter. Charlotte, of Kiddle, returned last evening afier passing a few days in this city. Highest cash rrJce for your pro duce. We pay you cash for veal, hogs, chickens or eggs. Koseburg Fruit Co. Yrs. A. H. Sparkle and Miss Kf fie Foot, of Drain, arrived here last evening to attend the' teachers ex aminations. ' Miss Alice Croat left Tuesday af ternoon for her home at Cottage drove, following a visit of several days In this city. Mrs. W. J. Hicks left Tuesday af ternoon for Portland, where she will visit with her mother, Mrs. J. C. Klenoiir. for several days. Having rented my home for the Rummer, I can be found at the home of my father, M. J. Shoemaker, phone 14 7-J. Dr. B. R. Shoemaker. Samuel Storey, of Grants Pass. arrived here last evening to pass a i fi'W d:ivu in vewi i nut intr th beet Kiinr' conditions in this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Kidd. of Med-, find, m-rived here last evening, to snend n day or two. They are regis tered rt the I'mpiiua Hotel. Mothers, don't forget the boys. A luto of baby, mother or father ni Split help some if they are suddenly called ttway. We can help you out. "Clark fe Clark, Fotograffers. M iss Hayden returned here Mnn- tl-.tv niche I'rniti PiirthmH u lium aha spent a few days attending the an t nual meeting of the Oregon Photo 1 gntphem' Association. A For the coltee with the zip. the 4 flavor, the aroma and all satisfactory ? and desirable elements eombineil, I call for the brown package. Th price will suit. People's Supply Co. r Mr. A. D. Jones and children, j who had been spending a few weeks liert with the former's mother, Mrs. W. C. Anderson, returned to tlieir home at l'ortland Tuesd.ty after :'. nrnn. j Miss Cora FelanJ. who has been attending the Columbia Fnh erslty. 5 at New York City, is now enronte 3 to Itosebuig to spent the su miner tsiting with her father. She ex ;pe(ts to arrive h re sfi.ie tine tlii J Week. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. In Use For Over 30 Years Always hears the ' Signature Mrs. L. U. Cocberaa was lo from Green yesterday. Seasoned slab wood, aoiustblng that will burn, at Page s, j.bone -Hi. Mrs. A. A. -Mooioe Ml Tuesday afternoon fur Sutheriin on a short henry Waterman, of Portland, bas ai rived Here to spenu a lew ua You may kwp books, Vithout ex- tra charpe. during your vacation. Miction Library. Mrs. M. H Fernne went 10 Lonn r. I'lyler will leave hero tomor- row for the rural districts, where he will spend n few days enjoying his annual outing. ' kinds In any quantity. Prices right. Mrs. V. I. Owen. Florist, 111 W. Cass St.. Phone 240. I A. V.'. Johnson, one of the best known ranchers of the Kesion vi cinity, spent Tuesday in I'.oseburg ' looking after business matters. A marriage license was Issued by the county clerk Tuesday afternoon ' to Wheeler It. Osborn and Mi. Rertha ('oaten, both residents u. Douglas County, r Tim I.;idi's' Aid Society of the M i.r church will hold a sale of cooked fo0fiK nru Hprons Saturday. June litith. In the Salzman building ad joining the Square Store. THRtE CONSTABLES 10 RESIGN BECAUSE Of DOG LICENSE MEASURE " You need not send me any 4 iloK licenses. I will probably cc.-.lwn leiore 1 will collect tbe .J licenses.' Such was the sub- stence of a letter received by v County Clerk E. II. Lenox this 4 mornina tronl C. II. Douh- .J eity. cons;'ble of tile Yoncalla .J. district. .1. tl. Harem, of I'mp- j. liia. has also notified the 4 clerk, that he will rcruse to unniify as constable because 4-4-4-4-4-4-4 4-4-4 4- 4 4' 4- of tiie new law making con slaliles official "iIok calchcrs" .J. in their respective districts, t . J W. LawscTn, of Looking Class. .J. came here Ibis morniiiK and 4" stated that he was also con- sidoriiHr. the ndvisabilily of re- 4 similnu his olTice. In the event 4 the new doi; license is held to 4 be constitutional by the 4" courts, it is predicted that not 4 less titan three-fourths of tne constables in Doimlas County 4' will resign. j DEEDS, NOT WORDS. Ke.elHirir P'ide Have Ahsdiite I'liMif of DiIh n Home. It's not words but deeds that prove true merit. The deeds' of I loan's Kidney Pills For Koseburg kidney sufferers. Hove mad their local rcpiuallon Proof lies in the testimony of Itoeblllg people. William A. Lewis. 1 1 :. 1 Harvard Ave.. Roseburg, says: "I have been troubled more or less by kidney dis orders ever since the Civil War. 1 often get pains' across my kidneys jinrl at times 1 can hardly stramliten. My kidnejs also act irreirulat ly. henever I have this trouble, I use Dean's Kidney Pills and It requires only a box or two to fix nie up in fine shape." Price ."iOc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that .Mr. Iwis uses. I'oster-.M il burn Co., Proiis., iiuffalo, N. Y. ("II:N F.ltE JAILED. ' WASHINGTON, .lone 2.". Nine more suflraKist pickets carrying ban ners wtre ambled before the While House this afternoon and taken to a 'Intention noine In an automobile coliriiande led by the police, before a laife crowd u.-"-iiibU-d. REMOVAL NO'IIIE. The lienn Transfer nnd Storage Company has moved Its office fioin lacksnn street M 4 10 West Casf dreet. Phone 12. 11. J. DENN. Mrs. F. D. Owen ci:t n.mvKRs rOTTKD ri-ANTS FL'NKRAL nmc.NS wkdding i;oQri:rs 1 1 1 . t'afR Stre. All Classified AlerluneU In rrtl new today will be found OD .ui New Txlay" bead. MO.VLY TO LOAN. MOHTGACE LOANS. We have in- u ranee money on the Rural Credit plan 20 year loans on tin proved farms. See Kxce & Kice. WE WRITE INSURANCE whereby tbe assured gets tbe most protec tion for tbe money. Expert advice given on any line of insurance. Rice k Rice. WE have a few thousand dollars lo cal money to loan on good farm 'security, three to five years. Also money for stuck loaus. If luter eateik, call or write us. Rice t Kice. See M. V. Rice. THE PACIFIC IlL'ILDIMi & LOAN ASSOCIATION are making loaus on city property. Should you de sire a loan on your home or busi ness property you should take the matter up with us. Liberal long time loans and a good investment. Kice it Rice. See M. F. Rice. WE WILL LOAN YOU MONEY. 20 year rural credit farm loans. Farmers desiring loans on the amortized plan, without red tape and no commission charges, can secure them at Imv Interest rate by calling on or writing to Rice & Rice, Koseburg, Oregon, financial representatives of the Agricultur al Credit Corporation of Oregon. See M. F. Rice. WANTED LOST. On Wednesday on road be tween Roseburg and Myrtle Crctk, Standard Oil sales book. Return to Review oilice. YOl'Nt! girl wants work. Phoue 500-R. GIRL wants work. Address G. W., care Review. WANTED. Men to work on the farm. F. H. lloenel, I'mpqua, Or. WANTED. Will pay cash for used r'ord cars. Ford Garage, Rose- liui'g. WANTED. Canary' birds. Call 72r. West Lane, or Phono 2ij7-Y. Mrs. D. II. brown. WANTED. Ranch hand, steady Job to right man. Waller Adair Prtekway, phone 2-F 42. WANTED. I per hour, meiit Co., Phone o-F: a men; wages 2 7 Vic Apply at Portland Ce near Carues station WANTED. Parties to cut Soil cord or tier wood; cool cabin, good water, good timber with slope. I.inilbloni, llixonville. WELL DRILLING. See nie for that new well, the only well that is pollywog proof. W. F. Ki ruin, Ilox 7!l, Roseburg. WANTED. Second hand automo bile. Must be A-l condition and ehap for cash. No Fords. Ad dress llox lii2, Roseburg, R. F. U. 1. FOIl KENT. FOR KENT 5 room house, close In. Inquire at water and light office. FOR KENT. Six-room houso ut 710 So. Jackson. Inquire nf Win. Van llurcn. FOR RENT. Six room modern bouse, pood location, paved street. Phone 15-F12. KOH I'KNT. Four furnlnhi'd boio k epinK rooms ; water and lit: tit furnished, $ 1 2 per month. 7 4" Mill street. VOU ItKNT. Thorouebly modern six-room buncalow on Commercial Ave. tlarace. Apply to Kice Rice, or I'aRO Investment ('o. KOR RKNT Modem Hle.dnki room, within half block of the i:ii,iin!--f dij,rif-t. Io of baih. at t" a month. Apnly at 21". North Main street. FOR RKNT. Furnished house, lo cated on lot to the nonth of new Kdeiibower More. IiHiiire ut resi denrp of Mr. Mckinley, Kdeii bower. IIOTKK FOR RKNT. - The Sutherlin Imtel in for rent for one y iir. A pood opportunity for the rirht party. Addr"s T. .1. Ardray, Sutherlin, Orepon. FOK SAI.K A.Vn UtA!K FOR SAI-r:. Haled hay. Kdenhower Orcliard Kaud Co., phone U6-F2. FOR S.M.K. N;itional hie.vele. ne ly ii'-w. Iriiuir at Rvji-w fiili FOR SAI.K. -m fulibhiod Shrnp fihlTt sher-p, 1 to 4 yenr old. Ad (lresi Hox 215. A.-hland. (ir--nn yo: S.M.K Term, t,r mar-. veu-.t well broken and .-fiijii-l. I.. Short. Olalla. R'-al eiifRTf- can rendlly be nold, heoi-ht or etrhftnred Rioilth tt,t rl:-.-ifif d advert i.-eiin-ut In T!je Re Tiew A Wi.nt Adv. will brim: you frttifrwirv r"ttti nt annll r.-i"t jFOR SALE A young Collie dog,' I tueap. Call phoue 3 S S-J. j FOR SALE. I'sed Ford cars bought and sold. Ford Garage, Kosetmi g. FOR SALE Three automobiles, ur I will trade for bay or gralu. Lotus Kohlhageu. - FOR SALE. Eight room house, uml lot for sale ihe.tp. Inquire Cn.i South Stephens St. FOR SALE. Good young pack horse, price F. A. Stewart, Laurelerest Ranch. Phone 4-FM. FOR SALE. 4-oyllnder motorcycle, line shape, almost new. e Wal ters at Motor Shop, for re;il bar gain. FOR SALE. llrocciili plant, grown from best imported seed only. 1 llarralson. West Koseburg, phone 6-F11. FOR SALE. Team of work mules, weight about 1200 each. Atldress C. W., care Review, or call at this j oSice. TO TRADE. Edison phonocnipli. including 4 1 records, for liieyele. I Aililress Peler Johnson, RoEchurK. ! r''B""" i G0Ol condition, three-quarter ton I truck for sale or will tnicle for good team. Apply to 1 or phone 6-F1 1. llarralson. FOR SALE. Good four-cylinder i automobile. Price $lf;o. Apply Geo. L. Prior, corner Oak and Stephens streets. FOR SALE. Shetlnnd pony, thor ouphhred; Mitchell buggy, tnn harness. E. C. Benson, Douglas National Uank Illdg. FOR SALE. 15 volumes of Theo dore Roosevelt's works, practically as good as new, $7. So. Mrs. C. P. Shields, 112 llrockway. FOR SALE. Two registered Short horn hulls, range raised, 1 year ling. 1 two-year-old. Frank Iiar agar, Roseburg. Pox 474. FOR SALE. One of tile best buiit private residences In the best part of Roseburg. very cheap if tal.t u at unce. Alfred Wollenbeig. FOP. SALE CHE P Team, harness and. wacon; also Hue Jersey mill; cow. with heifer calf. For prices write R. E. Wimer, Myrtle ( reek, ! Oregon. - . IiUOCCOLI growers, buying plants. We see us before have a surplus from both Imported and doniesj.'o seed. Foster limner, Koseburg1 Gardens, phone 40 Fl 1. j "Oil SALE. Ilroccoll plants, St. Valeutine, grown from best seed obtainable; imported and domes tin. Leave your orders now. P. W. Kay, I.'ilenbower. FOR SALE- Fifty acres land, twenty of which Is very fine low river bottom, balance bench. All in crop. Good bouse, fair barn. Good water. For particulars write Ilex 111, lliddle, Oregon. FOR RAM-: Olt TfiADi:.- An up-to-date confectionery store in a pood Southern Oregon town ; haa poda fountain, ice ere;im parbir; located on 1'aeitic Hirhwiiy. Worth ines-tlpntins- Address R, care of Re view. KOR SAI.K.- New R..x visible type writer, standard keyboard, one of the best typew ritt-rs. on market. I'art;ain if taken at ome. Andres K. K. W o:i N. Jackson hi reel. Roieburc. or imi'iire at Re icw office. KOR SAKK OR KX-MIANCK. Will !;-II at jacrif ief priro. an up lo date restaurant Incited in Ofid Orepon town lia v I n i ktrx jiaMoll. Or will eyrhani-'e for stoi 1; .f poods. It will pay yo"i to i(.i-li pate. Address (.. ., care Review. WK SKI.L real estate without com mission thru the luibl icat ion known as the (ir.L'nn iiikI Califor nia Kati'l Owners' liulletin. We send the buyers to you. We reach 1 ",l00 p.-ople Motif hlv. You save and s 11 Call 7L'" W. Kane, or phone 2T.7-Y. I. II. Drown, Ar nt. (JL'ICK AM) KKLIAIJI.K JITNI' Yi h - SKRVICK - LJLlJL Phone-- - ( After Midiiihi ,11 Yj City or Country w. w. n o y l i: FIREWORKS :-: Complete, fnsli stuck, Carr's - a S-IO-25c koo:Is PROFESSIONAL CARDS Ml. C. I,. I'EAKSOI DENTIST Office Commercial Club Building, flume 2-10. I ... j OH, N. rLYI.Elt Uceaird I'liirucracllc f'hyslcUo I Z'ii W. Lane St., Koseburg, Oregon I'hone 13. I Consultation and Eianitnatlon Free. Office Hours, In t. Chiropractic and Electriial Treat ments. NEW COCSTV MAP Showing railroad lands, price l.t U. a. HICKS. Surveyor P. O. Box, 477, Roseburg I'pU ferktns lildg. I'hone 427-J. HI!. V. n. WAKE PHYSICIAN ANI SI lUiFON Phones: Office 4 r. 3 : Res. 126-R ... "uis 4l.r.-4lb, Perkins Huilding. I IIS. SICEI.Y, 3-CTIIEI. X HTKWAKT 1'hyi.lclans ami Surgeons Suite of Otfh-es Rear of Douglas Na- Uonal Uank, Ground Floor. I'hone 36. roseiiuru - - OREGON Oftlco Hours; Phones' 10 to 12 a. m. Office: Malu 171 2 In 4 p. m. Res: Main 172 lilt. U'CETTA SMITH PhyslcUu Women and Children Diseases a Specialty. Office: Masonic Hldg. Second Floor Al'TO STAGE I .INK DEPOT. Daily slaves and autos for Marsh- field and all Coos liny points, also for l'e I ami Millwood, leave G. W. i Kapp's grocery store. Fare to Myr libi Poini, J.'i.uO. IteservMi ions made at l:i:l Slieritlan street. Phono 24 NOTICE. Any person in Douglas County who knows of any misrepresentations by a Mutual Life agent, will be liberally rewarded by willing to Special Agent C. W. M., llox 4 1, Roseburg If you have sonletTling to sell ot rent try an Adv. In The Review. . . . . . , . , . . .I..J.J. ' r' ' 1 " 1 11 n ' r ' T DA I LY WEATHER REPORT. V. S. Weather Hureau, loeal ofTl' Ko.ebui X. - 4 It on r t'lidliiK a. tn today: I'.vHpit.it'on in inches and hnti d re Rh:: M i . ; 1 1 i t :nj .'i;it m e yenlerday K.'t l.oweM te!ileraluie last nielli 4'.' I'rci ii'itatioii. la. ;t 1 bourn . . 'I'Uiil puMip. siiue rust or mo. Nuriiuil piecjji. for this month 1.07 Total precip. Irom Sept. 1 to dat 'JtS2 Averuo pieclp. from Sept. I. '7 7 Total deficiency from Sent I. '11 l.lMi Aeia-;e iretip. fur 40 wet Hea- HoiL-j (S.pt. t; May InchiHiveCJI.llS VViM.IAM 1U I,L, Oliauiver I 'miTnM : Forecast to s p. in. tomorrow for Soul h v "tei n Oregon : 1'air tm.!ilit anil Thursday. r.M'oiu: lu)inK a CKKA.M Srp init ir See the Lr.tetC Model S1IAIVH.ES Sue! ion l eed L the Diiuulas County Creamery DOUGLAS HIDE & JUNK CO. Ilirbf t e.i-h in;;i l:et prln-K paid lor li!l . wool. Iron, lay-, rop-pi-r, bt.i:-:'. auto titts, 2nd hand t..ol, ainl 1 1 1 a 1 1 1 ii i'v . piy he-t of pi le. and buy an; 1 Ihi:l' "' V illi". s "'H on h- :n 'I po iriK or au I htnr oil ba.' on bund. Si.ate deal to nil 'ur nmtto. I'lione roil: I t- Hide A .It ink u.. Main v o.. k . RosehurK. Ore. r.n mis ante in pfiti'H vAiar;rY stoue 217 N. J u kson "STERN0" June 25th to A "Sterno" lag entitles you to a handsome present. Provide yourself with a "STERNO" Stove for Your Auto Trips. Canned Heat is 0-K Churchill Hardware Co. The I ronmongerM. IXHXQO0KKKMOOOW SOME CAR! That Mitchell Six D - Let us Show You J. F. Barker & Co. Implements Rofcburg ujS Hi S e; t , &'3 Sir The BEE HIVE GROCERY-NEELY (& NEELY The HIGH COST of Living Is not such a serious question on the farm, as The High Cost of Feeding And here's the solution to Hint Jy(j" Kenny Lumber Co. 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 thnn buying soap. Roseburg Steam Laundry PHONE 79 tag Week 30th Inclusive 40 - and Vehicles New car of DIAMOND "W" FLOUR We bought tbla tlour early uml can tuiike you a good pr.cn on it. You know Its quality. fk'i jMSki. r.. v . . i . '-i j-m ,.i :--.L,i'V Oregon HAMMOCKS BY ALL MEANS SEE THEM 15. W. STRONG The Furniture Man
