Roseburg Review from Roseburg, Oregon • Page 3

-M LOCAL KKWsi. Hoi en Gray, of Kamfah, Ida Wholesale Ice Cream 7f Take a We are uow prepannl to furnish Ice Cream in wholesale qutuitltU's, and at n-asonable prktt. Hee us before buying. Palace of Sweets LENOX OTT, Props. Plioue 174 THE JOYS OP HOT WEATHKB AT HOME OR AltKOAD ARE ENCOMPASSED IN A PLEA8UKAHLE HATH.

KIVET YOU It ATTEN- TION ON OUR 8l'l'BRH QUALITY AND I1IQ ASSORTMENT OP BATH GOODS EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR A CLEANSING, REFRESHING, DEULGHTFUL PLUNGE OP SPRAY. THERE ARE Sjjonges Bath Soaps Sea Salt Talcum Powders Bath Powders SCRUBS ON THAT TRIP THIS SUMMER PACK A GOODLY SUPPLY OP THESE GOODS IN GRIP- OR TRUNK. EVERYTHING IS OP EXCEL. LENT GRADE AND CLASS AND IS OFFERED TO YOU ON ITS-MERITS. YET, THIS GOOD QUALITY COSTS NO MORE THAN THE DOUBT-; FUL KINDS.

Exactly what, you want, for Vacation HAMILTON DRUG CO. Tho Kind You Havo Always Bought, ami which has boca lu uso for over 30 years, lias borne tho signature of ami lias been made under his per-. soual supervision since its infancy. vC7f, ACSU4i Allow no ono to deceivo you iu this. All Counterfeit.

Imitations and Juxt-as-good" fje but Experiments that trillt) AvitU mid endanger the. health of lufuuts and Children Kiperlonee against Kipertuiout. What is CASTORIA Caatorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pore. Kric, lrops nud Soothing- Syrups. It is Pleasant.

It contains neither Opium, Morphluo nor other Narcotic substance. Its ago is Its gunruntco. It destroys Worms mid allays Vevcri.shiicss. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colie. It relieves Teething Troubles, euros Coustlpatlor and Flatulency.

It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach and ltowcls, giving healthy and natural Tho Children's l'anacea Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS 241 Jackson St. EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW JULY 13, 1900. DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Boars the Signature of 7 The KM You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years.

V. S. Weather Bureau, local office, Roseburg, 24 hours ending. a. Uday.

i. Precipitation In Inches and hundredths: Maximum temperature 74 Minimum temperature 45 Precipitation 000 Total preclp. since 1st of mo. .46 Avg preclp. for mo.

for 32 yrs 33 Total Sep. 1, '08, to date 33.46 Avg. preclp from Sep. 1, 1877 am 34.01 fot. deficiency from Sep.

1, '08 60 ho, is vlfiltlng here at the home of her uncle, William Perry, Misses Violet Brown and Myra Camp left this morning for Gaston, Multnomah county, to attend a Hummer ut'hool. Miss HeU'iie Hughes, of CoqutUe, who has been visiting hero with frleuds, loft this morning for Ashland to attend Chautauqua. b. H. Kawcett, who recently un derwent an operation for hernia at the Mercy Hospital, returned to Oak- laud this morning.

He is much bet ter- and complete rocovery Is ex pected soon. Eugene Guard: Joseph Simon. Portland's new mayor, Is virtually following in the footsteps of his pre-decease in keeping the lid on the city's saloons and joints of vice. In thlB action he is endorsed by the Ore- gonian, which, however, had never missed an opportunity to abuse Mayor Lane, and sneer at his efforts toward reforming the many things that needed reformation so badly in that city. It is a matter of fact which every honest man must admit that Dr.

Lane left Portland In all respects a much better city than he found it, and that his labors have made it a comparatively easy task for Mr. Simon to work still greater reform If he so desires. Lane was opposed at every step by at least two of the dally newspapers, as well a corrupt and hostile council. while Simon will be commended for everything he does by these same papers and has a council that is in harmony with him from a political standpoint at least. That Portland Is a fairly decent city to live in is due largely to Harry Lane, and his suc cessor Is forced to accept many of his views relative to municipal gov ernment.

Sneering at "reformers has always been a favorite pastime with some newspapers, but just the same this class of persons do a vast amount of good and are responsible for, Improved civic conditions in many cities and states, and their Influence of late years has extended even to national affairs. Sees Mother Grow Young. "It would be hard to overstate the wonderful change In my mother since she, began to uso Electric Bitters," writes Mrs. W. L.

Gllpatrlck, of Dan-forth, Me. "Although paBt 70 she see in 6 really to bo growing young again. She suffered untold misery from dyspepsia Tor 20 years. At last she could neither eat, drink nor steep. Doctors gave her up and all remedies failed till Electric Hitters worked such wonders with nor health." They Invigorate all vital organs, cure LIvor and Kidney troubles, induco sleep, Impart strength and appetite.

Only 50c at all druggists. DISSOLUTION NOTICE. To Whom It May Concern: This is to certify that tho partner- ship heretofore existing between Wiley Pilkington, A. D. Daly ana uoy Pllklugtou has been, by mutual con sent, dissolved.

Dated at Hoseburg, Oregon, May 13, 1909. A. D. DALY, ROY PILK1NGTON, WILEY PILKINGTON. The business will be continued at the present address, corner DougJa and Kaue streets, by Pilkiugton Bros.

djl8 fin gal ARE YOU COMING TO THE EXPOSITION! Hdn't Uuf hi ol lt i. Well, yoy b.H.r.huiry1 srcciAi Tt on pares A COOl, EOUABIE aiMire mt mam homb ovrnim HOTEL SAVOY CM Will 4T OUW ItriKII I July lyth is Hoseburg Day at the fair. A. L. K1TCH1N, is the man to see for everything in the Nursery line.

Trppo that grow. 1 1 CC3 that pay. Fruit and ornanental trees, Grape Berry vines, roses, etc. etc. Telephone 2026.

Roseburg Or. Fishing Tackle at Half Price Bath Roseburg. C. H. Arundel, piano tuner, now taking orders for spring tuning.

Telephone 761; only resident tuner In I Douglas County. DTE FOR SALE. LADY'S BICYCLE FOR SALE Rambler make. Good condition, and the price is $15. See Elmer E.

Wlmberly at Review office. FOR SALE 6-room house and 2 lots, 318 North Rose Street. G. H. Churchman.

dj20 THE BOND REALTY 113 Cass Roseburg, has some choice bargains to offer you in farm, orchard and grazing land; also city piouerty. Cull at our of fice for descriptions of the follow-lng places; also many other propo sitions we have on sale, Including large tracts, as well as 10- and 20-acre recent addition tracts: No. 15. 7 acres; fruit and garden farm; river bottom belt; 360 bearing trees; good bouse, barn, water; posses sion at once $2250 No. 4.

16-acre farm in cultivation; small orchard; grain and garden; new 5-room modern house; 2 sprluga; wire fence $2400 No. 7. 11-acre farm; 6 miles out; gravel road; near station; all in cultivation; small bearing orchard and garden; good 5-room house, barn, chicken pens .82600 No. 15. 80-acre slock and fruit farm; east Umpqua hill farm, but of Red Apple land; good water and range; 4-room house; 6-stall barn: 90-foot stock shed $1500 No.

A. 156 acres; East nip-qua stock abundance water and range; 20 acres river bottom in cultivation; food 5-room hcuse; la se barn; family orchard; irriga tion $1800 No. B. 162 acres slock farm; near U'npqua p. new 2'Story 6-room house; large garden; 25 seres can he cultivated; 2 million saw timber- 3H miles to store, p.

phone nearby $3000 No. D. 400 acres best orchard land; North Umpqua; all has been cultivated; woven wire fencing; 8-4 mile river front; bottom and rolling land; suitable for orchard planting and sub-dividing. Per acre $50 No. 3C.

1146 acres stock proposition; abundant timber; would make fruit land when cleared up; near p. store, daily mail; best upland offer; 13 miles out. Per sere $8 No. 9.7 -City residence; close In; Douglas 8-room up-. to-date house; modern style; well and clly water; some i it; good garden $3000 No.

24. 62 V4 acres fruit land; sau3v clay loam; elevated; 12 seres In cultivation; 140 bearing fruit t.ees; small fruits; small house; good barn: well of fine water; 8 miles out $2000 No. 17. west Roseburg; nice residence; 2-story 8-room house; 4 lots; pleasant surroundings; well Improved; all convenienses, garden, fruit, workhouse, barn city and well water desirable home $3760 No. 10.

18-acre fruit farm; river bottom: In fine condition; In center of large Irult belt; some orchard land recently sold for $600 per acre; a look at this orchard is worth your while: for a short time $6500 No. 23. Kinney Addition; good location; 4 lots; small hDure: fr it and garden; city water; wire fencing $525 No. 11. 5-ioom house: 4 lots on Bhon good garden; some fruit, barn, etc $800 No.

6. 2 lots: 4-room house on So. Pine garden No. 8. 1 lot; 6-room house on So.

Jackson near High school: fine location and gocd property; up-to-date finished, lane rooms, high ceilings, hot and cold water. Mr. and Mrs. C. J.

Denning leave tomorrow for Seattle to attend the fair. Miss Edna Jones returned Monday from a visit with frlonds In Portland. Mrs. Guy Bufllngton returned Monday from a visit with friends In Clackamas County. Mr.

and Mrs. John Newman have returned from a visit with relatives at Peoria, Linn county. Miss Merle Moore arrived here this morning from Spokane to visit with her mother, Mrs. Lucinda Moore. J.

B. Stobie, of Olalla, Is In the city winding up business affaire preparatory to moving to Marlon, where he has bought a farm. The best bread made, at Guest's Bakery. Free delivery. Phone 2211.

Phone 2211 tor anything In the baking line tree delivery. Umpqua Uakery. H. Guest, propr. DT For prompt piano tuning and repairing, leave orders at Burr's Music House.

All work guaranteed. tf Umpqua Cold Cure 1b a guaranteed remedy. QuicL and sure. At Hamilton's. TF Novelties in all varieties for bath room ute.

Phone 2101, Winnie Gaddls, the plumber. dtf At cost while they laBt, my entlro stock of Duggles, Hacks and Wagons. Call early and take your choice. S. K.

Sykes. dtf If you want to buy a home, pay off mortgage or build, see Walker at the Douglas County Real Estate office, who will losn you money at low interest, easy paymeutB and long time. dtf W. E. Marsters, the marble dealer, carries a full assortment of Vermont marble.

He has many new designs which he would be glad to have you Inspect. His prices are reasonable, and all his work guaranteed. North Jackson street, near Deer Creek Bridge, Roseburg, Oregon DTF It is a strange condition that the George Washington, one of the new steamers of the North Gorman Lloyd line, should be German and not American owned. She is the third lnrg-est vessel afloat In the waters of the world and Incomparably the finest of the big liners. Her salons, dining rooms and other appointments are unnpproftcheel In Iholr richness of IU-tlnga by those on any other liotiibln specimen of murine architecture.

The other day she was presented by the Daughters of the Hevolulion with a bronze figure of the father of his country. In which Incident there Is a pathetic reflection of how under the protective tariff we havo almost driven from the sea our mnrchnnt marine, which in 1861 was the keen rival of England's. Ex. FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE WILL CURB YOU of any case of Kidney or Bladder disease that is not beyond the reac'i of medicine. Take it at once.

Do not risk having Bright'a Disease or Diabetes. There is nothing gained by delay. 50c. and $1.00 Bottles, trust UMTTruTt. For sale by Red Cross Pharmacy.

YONCALLA laud mm) 41) Acres, 2Vi mllos from town $310 5 Acres, wltlln city limits; 400 hear-in; ure on portion $110(1 80 Acres, 1 mile trim town WHO IV, Aim, Ins'd6 city limits; suitable fr lots Slloo 10 Arn'; 5 acres giod apple orchard; 5 acres gojd psar trees and Pew house 10 Acre-. Ju city limits; 2 bioi fioin depot; well Improved and watered 440 Acres, fine farm; well Improved: excellent water Cll.ooo 0:1 Acres, 1 m'le from town; 4000 trees- all bearing; I rge new drei: 10 modern xiouse, and gcod barn 7flO well I proved geneial farm; lich I- cd pUntv of water; pionee. dinatiun rl I 03 Am-, 1 ml'e frcm tcwa: cream valley land; 25 acres bearing prune trees; 6 acrej bearing apples; all I fl- I class condition; best hlsh birjnln In Yon- cHl Vslley ISO Arm, 1 mile f-om town; first cIibs gej-rral farm; well Improved and excellent soli t-10 11 Acres, 2 V4 miles from town; 6 acres bearing prunes; good dryer; good bouse, and barn; excellent soil, well Improved $1000 Hi tineton Realty Co. LOCAL NEWS. Hon.

R. A. Booth, of Eugene, is in the city. W. E.

Miller was In town from Looking Glass today. E. H. Ottinger was over from Wil bur on business today. Mrs.

A. L. David and seven chil dren left last night for Seattle to make their permanent residence in that city. The Fair will treat you square. Don't take our word for It, but come In and we will be pleased to show you our many bargains.

125 Cass St. tf W. H. Lindscy returned from Port land Monday. His son, Oscar, Is reported as improving and will return home In a few days.

Never sacrifice quality for price. See a Bush and Lane and the Victor Piano at Burr's Music House. dtf Douglas County Creamery butter only 65c a two-pound square. Ask your grocer for it. Patronize home Industry.

DTF ABhland Tidings: Reports from Jacksonville this afternoon state that Mrs. Hanna, wife of Judge H. K. Hanna, is suffering from paralysis of the left side of the body but that her condition Is not so critical as was at first reported. A supply of the new edition of the Oregon mining laws has Just been received at this office.

It In- iludes everything to date In legal mining procedure. Copies only 40 ents each. TF THE BOND REALTY CO. Or chards, farms, timber and city property. Some fine bargains.

Cass KoseDurg, ore. DTF Parties wishing something nice in a laundry tray, cast, enamel, stone glazed, or cement, call on Winnie Gaddls, plumber. dtf Salem Journal. Today's mail brought In another grist of complaints to-the state, railroad com mission. A letter from H.

C. Stearns, which suggestB a very worn out tem per, wbb received today. Mr. Stearns In situated at Yoncalla, a place a few miles north of Roseburg, and he states In his communication that the Southern Pacific Railroad Company Is giving the people south of Cottage Grove "rotten" accommoda tions, and, that they are running their road to suit themselves, only and that It Is a case of "damn the public." Mr. Steams says that the rnllroad commission Is the people's only recourse and that he hopes they will get busy soon.

FOR SALE. FOR SALE A span of heavy work horses, gentle and true puilerB. Aged nine and ten years, respectively. Enqulro of T. J.

Alexander, at stage barn. pjl3 FOR SALE 900-acre ranch; 7 miles from RoBcburg: good Improvements, 35 acres in bearing orchard; mostly Italian prunes; balance pasture and farm; 300 head of good Bheep, If wanted Ko." further particulars come anrl ceo or address the owner, P. Cooper, R. F. D.

No. 1, Roseburg, Oregon. Uf OPPORTUNITIES No. 1 20 acres; 6 In orchard $1500 No. 2 160 acres; store, poBt-offlce, hotel $9000 No.

'3 Buss, dray and mall contract $1200 No. 4 40 acres; mile from postohlce, per acre $35 No. 5 Missouri Bottom land, per acre $90 No. 6 60 acres; wood business $1300 No. 7 40 acres; 7 In cultivation $500 No.

8. 181 acres; 46 in cultivation $3600 No. 9 5-room cottage; 2 lots $700 No. 10 225 acres; 35 in cultivation $3600 KING REALTY Myrtle Creek, Oregon. dtf MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED A lady solicitor. Call Sunday at 147 Sheridan St. Oregon Rooming House. WANTED A live representative for Douglas County to sell and collect for a large manufacturing company; must have horse and furnish rurety bond; good opening for light man. Address P.

O. Dox 12, Euscne, Oregon. dJ19 WANTED An experienced lady bookkeeper warns poBiuun as du.k-kf-cper or gereral office work. Fhoie 336. dtf WANTED Woman to keep house.

Apply at 427 Mill street. djlO LOST Stick pin. Finder please re turn to this office. dji i FOR RENT Four furnished rooms for housekeeping. John Newman, 813 Mill St.

on LOST Ixiket small stose set ting, th3 ilr-t w'a wound with St wire. Fl-ider pierce leave at lx- press Office ard recrlve niar. tf DO YOU WANT PEOPLE TO 0 II bo leave oroers vui n. Renfro, office In Roseburg Hotel. CALfj I-'Olt CITY WARKANT8.

All City of Roseburg Warrants drawn on the Genoral Fund and prior to May 1, 1909, aro thlB Jay called for payment, as Inmroat en the same will cease from thu d.ilo of tills notice. Dated this 10th day of Juno. KLlllOUT MIOUMAN.V. lmd City Treasurer I'i'oimt Ti't'utmnit for Dj'HPiitri'y You Can't Iron Table Linen as Nice lis our "Klut Work IronorB" will do it. TIic'ho iniicliliiwa Iron I lio Ilium by iihhIiik It lio- tWIM'll a iKMltl'lI Blcnm chest unci fivo BiU'lly inlil nil In.

TIiIh k'vcs tho fiunio offoct five IioiiImkh wllk Hut iron would, ilryhiK tlio linen iwrfuct-ly, giving it a niituml Btlff-ncsH, nud a II i nil mill shorn thnt brliiKH out. ovory throiul of tho puttorn in a uoitutiEul wny. Wo soo to It thnt enrli art tUdo is ironed sqiuiro and ovon, nud Hint Iho edges aro not turned over, cto. Try our work. ROSKHUIIQ STEAM LAUNDRY Jackson Streot.

Hoseburg. 4. 4. "Keep WEST ROSEBURG GROCERY NECLY fl NEELT, Pros' Staple and Fancy Groceries Notions and BaHery Supplies COOD CLEAN OAT HAY 1 8 a Ton Delivered Flour, Grain. Feed, Etc.

Country Produce Bought West Rosoburft iKKT, NIHTOM JIT. It you try a suction sink stopper you'll never be without one. Bee Winnie Haddis. the plumber. tt llIMo-date line of portumes and toilet articles, juet arrived.

Sold on Iho iloiilile-vulue pliin. You had bet tor step in and look them over aiid let us explulu our plan to you. The Fair, 125 CaBS Street. tt' Tortured on Horse. "For ton years I couldn't ride horse without being In torture from piles," writes L.

S. Napier, xtt Rug-less, "when all doctors and othor roihodleB failed, i Uucklen'B Arnica Kiilve curod me." infallible tor Piles, Burns, Scalds, Cuts, Holla, Fevor-Boros, lUczcnia, Salt Hlieum, Corns. 2ftc. Guaranteed by all drugglHts, OCUAN TitAVUli TO KllltOPUi. For liifoi-mntion, booklets of of vessels, sailing routos, railroad fares in connection, prices of tickets, for uiout all the ship HiiOH, see the agent for this lo-' cnlity.

Tho Bond Rualty 113 Hoseburg, Or, dtf A Night Hitler's R1U1I. Tho worst night riders are calomel, croton oil and aloes pills. They raid your bed to rob you of rest. Not so with Dr. King's Now Life Pills.

They nevor distress or inconvenience but always cleaiiBo the system, curing Colds, Headache, Constipation, Malaria, 25c at all druggists. CASTORIA For Infants and The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of Quick Lunch Restaurant YE TOY Prop. Hliort Orders nt Any Hour. KINNKIt, 125C. J.

Chicken Dinner Kvery Sunday. 4 Open until 10 p. dally. Sheridan Street Near Depot. et2aaa The Second Hand Man Average precipitation for 32 wet seasons, (Sep.

to May inclusive) ...33.00 Observer. WILLIAM BELL, WEATHER FORECAST: Fair tonight and Wednesday. Hot water bottles, fountain syr-UgeB, bulb syringes, and atomizers, Iks finest and most complete line lo the alty. Sold at the lowest prices our guarantee to give satisfaction. Leok at our line and you will not bay elsewhere.

Hamilton Drug Co, OREGON RESTAURANT Opeav Day and Night. 1. Wiat-class meals at all hours. 4- Fresh Olympla OysterB, Fish 4 ad Clams all Uie time. 4 Regular Meals, 26 Cents.

j. Have added a new Balcony j. espeelally reserved tor ladles $an families. An Blectrle Piano will furnish 4 music during meal hours. (- REFRIGERATORS.

Purchase your Refrigerators while our stock is Wa have the celebrated WHITE FV.03T asil COLD STORAGE Refrigerators; all white enameled, Unci ml iruaranteed. to give aaliafactioa. Complete line of Tents and Camp Furniture; also the eelebrated Vudor Hammocks. W. STRONG, The Furniture Man.

4 4 He ROSE CAFE Ah LUg, OPBN BAY AND NIGHT. Meals at all hours. Regular Meals 2ScU. Chicken Dlaaer Sundays, from 12 aooa to 2 mi. hop Buer.

Neodlea, Fresh Oysters, Fish, alt the time. Cat. Jackson Washington Sis BUILDER C. D. MAYNARD, Geacral Contracting Builder at yoer serrlce.

ROSBBCRG, OREGON. Phone 251 BERT HOLMES Architects and Builder Plans' Specifications and Estimates Given. Satisfaction Guaranteed BRADLEY Can save you money on any thing you want to buy. If you have any thing to sell get my offer before selling at I will pay the highest cash price for second hand goods- A. D.

Bradley, The 2nd Man NOTICE ta Users of Wood The Page Investment Company has made arrangements whereby it can furnish seasoned, split body fir four-foot wood in car and half ar lots for We want to close out our present stock of fishing tackle and so we are selling everything in that line for half price. 'I his is a fact. Agee Book Store l-all Ul I iniccs. i i 71)1) X. JiirkHiin l'hiine 1210.

Jut Arrowi I)e-r Crwk. I laor Rotefcarg, Oregon bath $1200 Phone 241. tf 'Yoncalla Oregon. If.