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Newspaper Page TextEVBXINO KOSEBUBa BKVIEW, FRIDAY, JIXV I. 1KIT. nan n w :.1 :: CITY NEWS :: Mm. Scoit Lander left this after noon for Oakland. KalRton Li. bridges, of Oakland, was a visitor here today. Kor Koyal Anne Ciit-rriea for can ning and preserving phone 8 9-K. Spire ha Comets niaao to order. Phone 170-Y, or cult fclu So. Main. Seasoned slab wood, something that will burn, at Page's, phone i!42. I. L. Hunt, of Kugene, has arrive 1 In Koseburg to pass a few days on hufinew.x Hay Glass, of Kugene. fame here labt evening to look after business ttuu suctions. C. K. Hailey. of Portland. reahed the city last evening to spend a. few days on business. Ueorge Graves, of Salem, arrived here last evening to spend, a few days on business. a. u. a. fijjtfdilve Tablets relieve distress after eating. For sale by Hamilton Drue Co. Mr. and Mrs. Hay Shearer, of Em pire, Kansas, have arrived here to spend a few days. Airs. Victor Short and baby left this afternoon for Salem for a visit with relatives there. Charles P. Pratt, of Portland, ar rived here last evening to spend a lew days with friends. Kdward Camp, of Kiddle, is spend ing a few dayB in the city looking alter business matters. K. P. Iiiandeuberg, of Albany., spent last night In Koseburg looking after business matters. fc Hoy P. Miller, of Portland, has ar rived here to spend a few days look ing after business a 'fairs. Walter Hart, of Albany, has ar rived here to spend a few days look ing after business affairs. Kale plants for sale, good, healthy plants. Thos. Fletcher, or Fletcher gardens, 102 So. Flint street. F. H. Walte, of Sutherlin. came over this morning and spent the day looking after business matters. j Arthur T. Cl:iniey. of Portland, arrived here last evening to spend a few days looking after business mat ters. I R. G. Holton. of Praln, pneut lost nisht In the city looking after busi ness matters. lie was registered ut the Cinpriua hotel. Robert Speaker, who bad been visiting here with his sifter, Mrs. Ttnth Page, left this afternoon for his home at Salem. Mrs. Win. Dana, of Grants Pups. stopped off here this morning for a visit with her father. K. 1). Neely. She has been on a visit to Eugene. Mrs. V. J. Weaver, who has been spending the past few weeks at So kiine and other Washington cities is expected to return here tomorrow. Having rented my home for the summer, I can be found at the home of my father, M. J. Shoemaker, phone 147-J. Dr. B. R. Shoemnker. L. Wftst. n prominent live stock buyer from Tacoma. Wash., ar rived here yesterdav to spend a few days looking after hu sines matters. Mothers, don't forget the boys. A loto of baby, mother or father might help some If thev are suddenly called away. We can help you out. Clark & Clark, Fotograffers. I,. A. Hubs, cashier of the Farmers Security Hank, at Yomalla, spent last evening in Rosebnrg on busi ness, lie came ovr by nuto and was accompanied by Mrs. Bass and two child ren. A. S. Meyers, who is connected with the Pacific Telephone and Tele graph Company, arrived here last evening from Eugene to spend a cou ple of days looking after business matters. Attorney Dexter Rfce, wife and daughter. Miss Iris, who have been spending a few days camping at Rock Creek returned here last evening. They will leave on their return to ftork Creek this evening or tomor- LOCAL ABSTRACT FIRM WILL COPV RECORDS fOR LANE OfflCIAL All CtMttfled Advertisements tm rrteO Dew today wtll be found oa Pag A, under MXew Today' head. E. H. Lenox, county clerk of Douglas County, was in Kugne ou Thursday nuking arrangement with the Title Abstract Couipauy fur an abstract of the records of records of lauds which were placed in Douglas County by act of the Legislature in says the Kugene tiuaru. The Legislature in that year changed the boundary between the two counties from an Irregular boundary to con form with the township lines, thus throwing some land troiu Lane to Douglas and some irom Douglas to I.ane. The last Legislature passed a law compelling the county court of each county to secure an abstract of the records of the other county on such lauds us were taken into its jurisdiction. It was to complete arrangements with the Title Abstract Company, of (his city, for such an abstract cover ing the lands transferred to Douglas County that Mr. Lenox visited the city. Lane County has contracted with (be Commercial Abstract Company, of Itoseburg, for an abstract cover ing the lands taken into Lane County. Mr. Lenox was accompanied to Eugene by Mrs. Lenox, and they spent some time visiting the court house and county oflicials. PROMOTIONS ARE MADE IN 4TH COMPANY C. A. C. STANTON IS NAMED CLERK Capt. J. A. Buchanan has received an order from the Adjutant tieneral designating a number of men In the Fourth Company as first and second class gunners. The first class gun ners are: Sgt. J. 1L Wolford, Corpor als D. P. Jewett and V. .1. Mlcelli: Privates), Baker, A. Hoser. Aiken, Brown, Gurney; Riddle. K. Hoser and Stanton. Second class gunners. Mead unci Meredith, both privates. At the meeting of the company last night, Capt. Buchanan designat od the following --privates as first class privates, they having passed the examination as gunners. Alklns. Brown. Kay. (iurnev. La hey, Kiddle. A. Hoser, and Stanton. Charles Stanton was named as Company Clerk and H. O. Fay as Company Mechanic. Clmniborlain's Cliolie and Diarrhoea Itemed). Now is the time to buy a bottle of this remedy so as td be prepared In case that any one in your family should have n attack of colic or diarrhoea during the summer months. It Is worth a hundred times Its cost when needed. c Weaver Is Improving W. J. Weaver, who was one of the victims of the Parrott automobile ac cident near Canyonville a wet-k nuo. Is getting along nicely and will prob ably be able to leave his room in the l'mpUH hotel within the next few days. He sustained several broken ribs as well as other injuries. r BURKS, CUTS and WOUNDS Dtnnlt Eucalyptus Ointment AT ALL BRUQ STORES Tubes 26c Jars 50c FOR SALK OR TRADK. 5 pasen gvr car In good condition. Ad dress T. care Review. GIENDAIE BANK TO j COLLECT THE FUNDS FOB THE RED CROSS The people of Glendale have sent word to Hoseburg asking that the committt-e in cbaige of raising the lied Cross fund in Douglas County return to that city the pledge cards which were signed "by the piuple ol that vicinity. The tildidale News had the fol lowing to s:iy regarding the future collection of the Bed Cross fund: Those in charge of the Bed Crosy funds, nt liost'burg. should at once return the pledge cards, made by Un people of Gb ndale and vicinity, here to the local bank for collection. If this is not done, much of tb mon may never be collected for the reas on that many of those who pledged money will not go to the trouble to find out who to send the money to, or spend extra cah for stamps and money order. Th collection pnd of the business is always the nn.-t ti int', nut if tho In charee of the matter will return the pledge to the Clendale State Bank, the otfic r there state that they will att-nd to the collection. J. II.WI.Y WKATIIEK ltKPOHT. i ; : 1 m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n IT. S. Wenther llureau. loral office Hoseburg, 24 hours ending 5 a. m.. tuday: Precipitation In lnchei and bun dredths: HiKhe.Ht temperature yeHlenhty 91 Lowest temperature last night G6 Precipitation, last 24 hours . . 0 Total precip. since nrst ot mo. Normal precip. for this month Normal precip. for this mouth .32 Total precip. from Sept. 1 to data 2C 82 A versus precip. from Sept. 1. 'T :n.!'8 Total deficiency from Sept 1. "16 T.19 Average precip. for 40 wet sea sons (Sept. to May Inclusive ) 3 1 .98 WILLIAM HELL, Observer roreciiMt : Forecast to 8 p. m. tomorrow foi Southwestern Oregon: Fair toniL'iu and Saturday; con tinued warm. C ASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Oyer 30 Years i Always besr --? the r yX-i of wrv KUcJLeAt Signature i AT TIIK ROSE THIS WEEK Toasted Almond, Maple Nut, Strawberry and Vanilla -ICE CREAM -l'ineapple-Arricot sherbet Furm Buttermilk NEW WAY TO WASH Hundreds using Kalomlte. Eat dirt not the clothes, 6c wash day, without a rub or machine. Sold by Paralow A Bell, lioseburg. LOST AX1 FtH'Mt. LOST. On street In Itoseburg Mon day evening, a $5 bill. Return to Kevlew office. LOST In North Rcweburx. Jersey Norfolk coat to suit. Kinder will please leave at Itevlew or call I 4-K for rew ard. LOST White curly poodle dog, an swers to the name "Snfcker." Re ward for dog or Information. Phone assessor's office of 415L. FOUND. rair gauntle 1 gloves. Owner can have them by calling at this olfice and describing the gloves. FOl'ND. On North I'mpqtia near Glide. 5 silver table knives, 1 cream pitcher and contents. 6 days' rations, I duy of sunshine and pood conduct. The above property will be delivered on sat isfactory Identification nnd pay ment of charges. Mont Alto Ranch WANTED WANTED. Will pay cash for used Ford cars. Ford Uarage, Rose-burg. WANTED. A boy to do Ja&itor work at the Roseburg Buuluesa College. WANTED. Canary birds. Call 72C West Lane, or Phone 257-V. Mrs. D. 11. Drown. WELL DRILLING. Let me drill that new well, up-to-date outfit. R. E. lloinselmau. WANTED. Woman for plain cook ing in small family, ltest of wages. Inquire 14:1 S. Kane. WANTED. Competent woman for general housework. Mrs. W. J. l'hllllps, Sutherlin, Oro. WANTI-5D (iood conk for Fourth Company. C. A. C. l'ay $41. 00 per month and clothing. Apply at Armory. WANTED HOUSES. If you have any good young horses, 1000 to ltluo lb. for sale see J. M. Judd or Phone 60. FOR SALE Almost new Sherwood piano, cheup for er.b. Phot 445 FOR SALE. Saddle horse and Bad die for $50. Also furniture. Miss Wilson, Gland Hotel. FOR SALE. Choice Jersey cow. with calf one week old. F. A. Stewart, Laurel Crest Ranch. TO EXCHANGE. Horses, harnesses, wagons, buggies and, cows for wood, grain or hay. J. M. Judd. SNAP $200. For Henderson motor cycle, in good condition. Inquire at L'mpqua Shining Parlor, phone 44. FOR SALE. Team of work mules, weight about 1200 each. Address C. W., care Review, or call at this office. FOR SALE. 6 horse power heller, also 4 horso power engine. A-l condition. Bargain if taken at once. Douglas Hide Junk Co. BROCCOLI PLANTS. Stocky and hardened ready now to be set. Grown from imported peed only. Have ordered seed from same source for six years with best re sults. I. Ilarralson, West Kose burg, Phone 6 F 11. WE SELL real estate without com mission . thru the publication known as the Oregon and Califor nia Land Owners ltulletln. We send the buyers to ybu. We reach 15.000 people monthly. You save and sell. Call 725 W. Lane, or phone 257-Y. 1). II. Ilrown, Agent. IF YOU want a good country store business paying a handsome net Income, steadily growing farm and forest trade; $4000 stock; part terms on acreage and buildings, look this proposition up nt once. 'Twill hear the closest Investiga tion. Fly owner. Address 646 Pitzer St., Rosesbtirg, Ore. nevlew Want Ana. tirlni; results. For Sale -PIPE- 5000 feet, 1 inch, second hand water pipe See J. II. SINNIGER SHEET METAL WORKS 1 19 Oak St. Phone 428 PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. C. L. PEARSO DENTIST Office Commercial Club Bul'.dlng. Phone 24 0. DR. N. PLVLER Licensed CIUrorx-tic PhjrelcUa 121 W. Lane St., Roseburg, Oregon Phone 1M. Consultation aud Examination Free. Office Hours, to . Chiropractic and Electrical Treatments. DR. V. II. WADE PHYSICIAN' AND SI RC.KON Phones: Office 4.13; ltes. 126-H Rooms 416-416, Perkins Building. CRM. 8EELY. StiTHKK STEWART Physicians and Surgeons Suite of Offices Rear of Douglas Na tional Bank, Ground Floor. Phone 38 f. ROSEDUKO .... OREGON Office Hours: Phones' 10 to 12 a. m. Office: Main 171 2 to 4 p. m. Res: Main 172 UK. LI'CETTA SMITH I'liyilrbiH Women and Children Diseases a Specialty. Office: .' nlc Uldg. Second Floor Al'TO STAGE 1.IXK DEPOT. Pnlly stages and autos for Marsh field and alt Coos Bay points, also for Peel and Millwood, leave G. W. Rapp'a grocery store. Fare to Myr tle Point. $5.00. Reservations made nt 133 Sheridan street. Phone 24. Real estate can readily be sold, bought or exchanged though the classified advertisements In The He view. A Want Adv. will bring you satisfactory results at small coat. BEFORE buying a CREAM Separator See the Latest, Model SIIARPLES Suction Feed ai, rae Douglas County Creamery if WAXTKD. 25 men; waftes 27VtC per hour. Apply Ht rortlanu Ce ment Co., near Carncs station. Phone 6-F32. WAXTKD Woman to hrlu In Btore and with housework. Good waea to competent person. Imiufre at Kevlew offe. WKLL D KILLING. See me for that new well, the only well that in pollywoR proof. W. F. Kernin, Box 791, Koseburg. VANTKI. -Root vegetables such as carrot h, heels, turnips, etc. Let us know how many you have and when they will be ready for mar ket. Highest cash prices paid. ItoseburR Fruit Co., I'hone 8:1. Wanted Horses I will have a horse buyer at my barn on Saturday, July 14. ItriiiK in your horses. Want KeMiups E to ! years-- lOOti to 1 lino pounds. He j.s h good liberal buyer and pays the cash. J. M. JUDD Empire Exchange Stables. DOUGLAS HIDE & JUNK CO. Highest cash market jirlcea paid for hides, wool, Iron, rags, cop per, brass, auto tires, 2nd hand tools and machinery. We pay best of prices nnd buy anything of value, so call on us before dlspnslhK of anything you have on hand. Siiare deal ti nil our nmtlo. l'honn 21 A. mmulas Hide At Junk Co., Main Oak. HosehurK, Ore. KOU RENT. FOK RENT. Six-room house at 710 So. Jackson. Inquire uf Win. Van Buren. FOH RKNT. Six room modern house, eood location, paved street. I'hone 15-K12. FOH liKNT. Funmlu'd bedroom r.n. sl."Miri; porch, alro garage. North ane M. FOR RKNT. Thoroughly modern six-room bungalow on Commercial Ave. Oarage. Apply to Rice & Rice, or J'nge Investment Co. FOR RKNT Modern sleeping room. within half block of the business rl i at rlr-t . L're of bath, at S' a month. Apply at 215 North .Main street. FOR RKNT. Suite of two house keeping rooms, first floor, very conveniently located. Also excel lent sleeping porch, upstairs. Mrs. C. 1". Shields, 112 Urockway St. KOU SALK AXD TRADK TRY OUR JERSEY ICE CREAM In Large or Small I3rlcks DOUGLAS COUNTY CREAMERY for the Patriotic Business Man the Real satisfying, soothing, thirst quenching a") ink is "Superior Soda pop" any flavor The Roseburg Soda Works Phone 186 FOR SALE. Used Ford cars bought and sold. Ford Garage, Roseburg. FOR SALK. Three automobiles, or will trade for hay or grain. Louis Kohlhagen. FOR SALK. Light room house, and lot for sale (heap. Inquire ill).', South Stephens St. Best Quality Canned Goods We have a complete line of the well known Diamond "W" canned goods. Try the sifted wrinkle peas, none better, also beans, corn and tomatoes. Civc our canned baked sweet potatoes a trial, theyr'e fine. THE CASH STORE kjySS? FOR SALK. Registered roan Iur ham bull. S" 8. M. Kelley, Rob erts creek or phone 5-F24. FOR SALK. Shetland pony, thor one). bred; Mitchell huggy, tan1 harness, K. C. Ilenson, Douglas' National Rank Illdg. j lUIIorcfiLI growers, see us before! I buying plants. We have a surplus I from both Imported and domestic! Seed. Foster R'lttl'T, Rlisebtllg (Sapiens, phone 40-KI1. ! We Still Have a Complete Line of I'hick and White 15c - HOSIERY Men's Women's Children's Carr's 5-1 0-25c goods A VARIETY STORE 217 N.Jackson i3 CMIs m ti .4T-f We were . r 1 ISC Alutni Mm "1m r 'a One Set: Carving Knife, Ilutcher " 1 I Wi 'JM, Knife, Paring Knife. Ill i Jf- 2 'j.-.4J . ...... . fS'TS'fiCluirchill Hardware Co U2Xis-i XOW AXI iKT A SKT able 1q secure a number of Aluminum Sets at an unusually low- am! these will be distributed ADVKKTlSINt ITRI'OSKS. CoiulilionN Come to our store and ask for a Cltfb membership card pay 4 8 cents cash, and we will deliver the set de scribed below. Then you will pay 60 'cents each week for 19 weeks until 10. 4S, the total wholesale Club price of this Set, is paid. The regular re tail value of a Set like this in about flti.no. The Set Ciiiislsta of: . Illustrated 111 Figure One 5 quart Tea Kettle One 7 quart Coffee Percolator One 3 quart Iterlln Sauce 1'all One 6 quart Preserving Kettle One I quart Sauce l'an One 1 quart Sauce Can One 2 quart Sauce Pan 1) . .O . .1) . .K . . A . II . .C SOME CAR! That Mitchell Six D-40- Koscluirg Let us Show You J. F. Barker & Co. Implements and Vehicles Oregon "The Sleeping Sickness' In which the victim Sleeps too much is, fortunately, rather uncommon; but much serious sickness really origi nates in the loss of sleep caused by the close, hot and impure air of a bed room and is altogether too common. We'll build you a Sleeping Porch Kenny Lumber Company Phone 352 I'hone 352 YUDOR porch SHADES B. W. STRONG The Furniture Man Where's the Fire? Is ilm 11 mikI (iio(lloii when (ho flro wl list In lloHt. Yon can lull th ex it t lofafloii In a M'contl it you hnve on" of Itii iirw fire iiiajm allotting the wuriU 11 ml lilvlnif full InM ruction on irjMirtlutc a fire. ChII nt our office Ami net 0110 of lit lale iiia4. You Hill HirtHinle our effort In t Jitt out thin fire nutp. You Hill m!o up lirftiute the miHrlor ncrvlre Uvu your luiimlry oik lnr. Roseburg Steam Laundry PHONE 79