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Newspaper Page Text111 1 For all inside work FINISHES Art wood Finishes Johnson's Wood Dyes. Prepared Wax. Powdered Wax for Dancing Floors, Berry Brothers Varnish. Dull Gloss Finish. White Granite. New Era Art W ood Finish. Extra Damar Varnish. Furniture Varnish. These are carried in all size packages to suit your needs and requirements. Hamilton 307 JacKion St. EVENING ROSEBURC REVIEW AL'GTST 4, 1008. Cut flowers, carnations, a: The Rose. Mrs. F. D. Owen. Phone 1497. Come and get a Lover's Delight at Thompson's confectionery sloie. utf Phone 163 Cor anything Id the bakery line. Free delivery, Ump Qua Bakery, E. Jennings, Proprietor dTF WANTED! 3 or 4 Furnished Rooms for light housekeeping. Would guarantee to keep the place for one year. No children. Apply at this office. Patronize the FOUNTAIN Soft Drink Parlors M. C. BURLESON, Prop. All kinds of Soft, Drinks, Cigars and tobacco. Lunches served in connection. Oregon Restaurant Open Day and "Night Fresh Oysters, Clamsnd Fish at Any Time Chicken Dinner on Sunday 12 to 2 P. M. REGULAR MEALS 25c. PROFESSIONAL. GEO. E. IIOUCK, M. I). Office In the Review Building, up stairs. Rooms 13 and 14. X-Ray and Electrical T-enmenL Telephone, Main 31. ROSEBURO ... OREGON. A. C. SEEI.Y, M.J)., Offices: Rooms 11, 12 and in, Douglas County Dank Building, Phone 771. ROSEBURO ... OREGON Office Hours: Phones: 10 to 12 a. m. Office Main 1711 2 to 4 p. ni. Resld. Main 1721 DR. LUCETTA SMITH, and Children's Diseases a Specialty Office: Rooms 8 and 9, Marsters1 Blk ntt to Douglas County Bank Bldg. Yoi cm hmm a . GOLD MINE O if you plant in orchard with the right kind of trees. Buy only the best. See - A. L. KITCHIN, Nursery Salesman, Roseburg, Or, Drug' Co. Roseburg, Oregon. "Get the Habit!" The Credent Theatre. UTF umpqua uoia cure is a guaran teed remedy, quick aud sure, ai Hamilton's. TP Have you enjoyed a first-class-Chocolate Nut Sundae al Thompson' Confectionery store yet? dtf A supply of the new edition of the Oregon mining laws has just been received at this ottlce. It in eludes everything to date in legal mining procedure. Copies only 40 cents each. TF It you haven't the time to exer cise regularly, Dunn's Hegiilets wil prevent constipation. They induce a mild, easy, healtful action of the bowels without griping. Ask your druggist for them. 2lie. In The Mountains Don't go to the mountains this year without one or more good books when Ashing and hunting are "on the bum" right there's where you need a hook, as time passes slowly and you feel miserable with out something to read (I've been there) and a good out ing story is just the thing for the mountains and we've got the books. We have the larg est stock In Hoselmrg to choose from and we take great delight In showing then and helping you choose. All the latest magazines Just in. AGEE BOOK and STATIONERY STORE Successor to f. II. ('Million. Crescent Theatre High class motion pictures and illustrated songs. Cha nge of program Mon. Wed. and Friday. : ; : : : TODAY'S PROGRAM f a llininolid .Necklace.' "Mylcry ILLUSTRATED SOSC: "Dearie." "FINE!" I Tuesday only.) Everybody goes to The CRESCENT (.KT THK HAHIT." Admission 5c. LOCAIi NEWS. "Get the Habit!" The Crescent Theatre. ryvp Waller Singleton and family and his father. T. J. Singleton, left today y private conveyance for a vacation i rip to .', s and Curry counties. Phey will be absent two or three .veeks. Excellent Hciillh Adirce. Mrs. M. M. Davison, of No. 379 GlfTord Ave., San Jose. Cal.. Bays: 'The worth of Electiic Bitters as a general family remedy, for headache, biliousness and torpor of the liver and bowels is so pronounced that 1 am prompted to say a word in Itt lavor, for the benefit of those seek ing relief from such afflictions There is more health for the digest ive organs In a bottle of Elect rl' Hitters than In any other remedy 1 know of." Sold under guarantee a A. C. Marsters & Co's. drug store 50c. 1'IVE YEARS Or I'Ol'l ITS. ROME, Aug. 4. Pope Plus X. to day completed the fifth year of hi reign as the head of the Roman Cath olic church and the day was marke with universal rejoicing throughou Rome and Italy. At the Vatican th anniversary was observed with grea solemnity. His Holiness receive the College of Cardinals in collect ive audience, (he dean reading an ad dress of congratulation In which hi wished the pope many more years o pontificate. Greetings were also ex tended by the several colleges ol prelates and all the military and In: officials of the Vatican. Many Europ ean sovereigns also expressed through their representatives, theli best wishes and sent handsome gifts Thousands of prominent churchmei and laymen from all over the worlc" are in Rome, including Cardina' Gibbons of Baltimore, to take part In the celebrallon of the golden jnbile' of the pope's ordination to the priest hood, and participated in today's oh servances . -o - "Get the Habit!" The Cresceii' Theatre. L)1T See Jennings, the baker, for some thing special for balls and parties. Itching Piles provoke profanity but profanity won't cure them. Doan's Ointment cures itching, bleec iiig or protruding piles alter years oi suffering. At any drug store. Stops earache In two minutes toothache or pain of burn or scald in five minutes; hoarseness, one hour; niuscleache, two bom's; sore throat, twelve hours Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil, monarch over pain. We are sole agents for the Conklln Self Filling Fountain Pens and rec omend them as being far ahead ol any other pen on the market. Agee' Uook Store. TF Not "just as good," but Uh. l-ept Jennings bread. Fren delivery Phone 63. dlf. Phone CGI, when you want a good driving rig or saddle horse. Horses boarded at reasonable rates. Delmar Dixon. dTF Ladles' astride saddles, men's sad dles, harness, etc., at F. Long's, op posite the Empire Livery Stables, at comer Oak and Rose Btreets. It will be to your Interest financially to call there. dswaln The biggest stock of Vermont marble ever received In Roseburg tr. now on display at W, E. Marsters ibop, foot of Jackson street. Give him a chance to figure on your work and he will satisfy you. dswtf An Immense line of Cook's Linol eum just received; In the lateat de signs. No make of linoleum belter and but few as good. B. W. Strong, The Furniture Man. Hot water Dottles, fountain irrlnges, bulb syringes and atomizers, the finest and most complete line to Me city. Sold at the lowest price? on ur guarantee to give satisfaction. Look at our lln and you will not buy powhere. Hamilton Drug Co. "Had dyspepsia or Indigestion for1 years. No appetite, and what I did eat distressed me terribly. Burdock Blood Hitters cured me." J. H. Walker, Sun bury, Ohio. The J. 0. Flook Company have de cided to deal in fruit boxes. Karly in the season they said they would not handle fruit boxen this year, but on account of so many requests for boxes they are now prepared to sup ply peach, apple or other boxes In small or large quantities. For prompt delivery and low prices give them your orders. ISV Rr Iterators. Full line of first class refrigerat ors, enamel lined and guaranteed satisfactory. Nothing equals our Vu dor Porch Shades to keep that hot porch comfortable. We have them 4, 6, 8.jnd 10 feet wide. O B. W. STRONG. The Furniture Man Ice Cream and Sherbet. served from "Our Freezers" iB different from the ordinary kind. Don't usk how. You will know when you have eaten a big dish of tt. Palace of Sweets Phone 1373 Orders Delivered Change of program at The Cres- wiit today. 3T Get the Habit." The Creccenl Theatre, Gc. dTF Miss Rose Em mitt, of Umpq'U Ferry ,is In the city on business. F'-ank E. Alley returned tub morning from a business trip tc Tortland. Engineer Ernest Everton and vlft ant child, of Grants Pass, are "ielt lug here at the home of W. E. Ever ton Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Clark, Mint Fnnnie Cobb and A. R. Kuight wen' to Doe Creek this morning for ni. outing. Mrs. Schiller B. Hermann, of Port land who has been visiting hern at the home of Dr. K. L. Miller, left thli morning for Ashland, accompany lnp her husband on n business trip tc that city. Preaching services hnve been rus nended at the Presbyterian church Ir Roseburg during the month ot An ust. Dr. Townsend, the i-mtnr 'enves next week for a vacation 'Jt her services will continue regular 'y, an usual. H. C. Stearns, C. M. Moody nut Marion Thornton hnve been appoint ed appraisers of lhat portion of th litate of Susan Smith, deceased, sit tated in Donglas'county. A portion it the estate is situated In Umal.illr ounty, where nn additional :?t ol ipprntsers has been appointed. On petition of creditors, the Craip umber Co., and the Elk Creek l.uni Vv Co., Judge Hamilton on Monda bb ued an order directing the sale by he receiver of the property of Paul . Dimmlck, a bankrupt, consisted if a sawmill near Drain, a tract o fmberland and a quantity of saver' lumber. The petitioners set fortl 'hat owing to the slump In tho lum "er market the plant was depreciate' n value daily, aud that it could not bo operated without a loss. TIm cr der of sale authorizes it either pub licly or privately. Tlllson & Co. are making consider aWe Improvement on their nrunr ricking plant In ' North Roseburg They have Installed a new tft-hursc Dower boiler, setting it further fon he building than where the old nw way stationed In order to lessen tin langer from fire. About 600 square feet more of storage room will l.c irovided by nn extension being ti it'll o the southeast corner of the iiuil-1 ng. and the Interior of the mail Huh-hire has been remodeled in or ter to afford needed Increase in bid oom. A half floor for storing empty he xes may be built later. These .reparations are made for handlliif he big prune crops to come In ncx' mci.th. Geo. Baldwin, of Myrtle Creek '.vas In this city today attending tc business matters. He planted sov- ral thousand strawberry plants li his young orchard there last winter i;.d this season marketed over ?I0 worth of berries, although they are not usually expected to bear the llrst season. The plnuts, ns we'l as the trees, are doing fine. Mr. Hi Id win expects to establish an Irrigation sys tem for next year and will doubsiesh harvest several crops from his straw berry vines during the season. 'Ii B. has visited all parts of the Pacific coast during the past six years, from Seattle to Los Angeles, and believes Douglas county the best place to Jive r.nd prosper that he hns ever round He formerly resided In Oklahoma. WILL TRADE Portland suburban property for farm. Prefe- land without buildings. Describe fully. J. Holllster, Woodstock, Ore. dsw A Laundry Plant That Is Almost IDEAL- The building we occupy wai built especially for this Iihh1 nesB. We've equipped it with the latest and best laundry machinery that can be bought. We have soft water to do the washing with and all Ironing it done with our new presiilug process. Our dry room Is one of the finest in the West, and our de livery serviie is practically per fect. Hetler let tbo Hoseburg Steam Laundry do your work call Phone 791 and we will call for It. ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY RMPLOYKS NOT Kit EE MEN. lie following dispuw-h from Lt- gansport, hid., was recently publlph- eii: An order has been received by the Western Motor Works compnuy foi ilOO.Oiit) worth-of automobile mu ngincs. A clause in the coul'd.'i ubmiltcM with tin oidor provide hat In ihe event f the election oi Br van the buyer h u the privilege a'. incelllng ihe ordrr. The order it (torn one of the big ai-tomohlle con- inns of the east. The trades assent lily has called a .meeting to consi hi: Hie outer and to pvjtcsi against what some emibicer an effort to lnllu':,ct v. tes. This spcMes of coercing men ma be esjMttd to continue, and to In ease -In scope, aud vigor, thrown Jut the cimpatgn. Employes la uiU of occupations Mil be thre.no i tl with Its., of wo-u nnd wu e I dry an is dieted, and a great many j. hem who ii left to n.liow their owi inclinations would vote for him mn be thus scared Into voting ugalnsi him. But not so large a proportion of them, probably, as in 1896 ami 1900. This method of vote-getting ma be legitimate, at least ennnot at pres ent bo prevented; but. It shows on the face of it that those who resort to 11 are no patriots. It Is in effect threat that If they cannot have tueli way, ft their choice is not elected president they will do what they can to injure the country, and laboring men In particular. This 1b the spirit if it. If these threats ure to avail. hen It Is not a country of free suf r;igo at all. The employer practi ally castt- not cnty his own vote but he votes of his hundreds of thous ands uf employes. Therefore the amployt's urn denied the highest at tribute of f.ee 'lien, and become In a most essential particular slaves. it is no answer to say that the (vorkingmen suffer no absolute com pulsion, that thv are still free tt. vole ns they please, for "you take my life when you do take the means by which I live." Most men will submit ;o this species of slavery before they tvtll risk suffering prolonged htiuger and cold, especially If they have fam ilies; nnd many of them believe lhat he employers havo the power to car ry their threat into effect, and mlghl really do so. t'ndm these circumstances Is it not mite erroneous to say that this is it ree country and that each man b aqually n sovereign In the polllnr booth? Whlttier'B poem on the poo' nan on election day becomes a trav esty. If it be argued that the em ,iloyers, the capitalists, have the greater Interests at stake, and know best, let us then change the systen: ind nllow them to cast their cm ployee's ballots, as the slaveholder before the war cast throe voles foi ?very five slaves. And let us ceast he false pretense that the working man Is nn equal at the ballot box. -Portland Journal. DREW XEWS. Mr. J. R. Harp, who has beei working for Mr. Nip, of Tiller, re turned home last Thursday. Mr. King, the postmaster al Per due, accompanied by his friend, M. Hughes, of California, and by Aud :oole, jf Drew, as guide, left foi ilsti Lukb last week for an outing o be gone about three weeks. Miss Maud Hlggins, of Perdue, vis ited our nchool one day last week. Jtiy Wright and Jim Thompsov a nio In from their camp at Grass ind niadf a bmfness trip to Tiller. Mrs. Aeaerson Bullock returned heme Sundry, after visiting at Per ut'e for i v cek. Walter Ralnville Is acting ns po mastei at f-Hdue during Mr. King's ahfneo. Mr. Velzian, from near Perdue, i ns '.Ifelting tit Drew Rtin.lnv report. Why JiintcB Lee Gt Well. Everybody In Zaneavllle, O. knows Mra. Mary Lee, of rural route 8. She wrlteo'. "My husband, lames Lee, fir inly believes he owes his life to the use of Dr. King's New Dlscovory. Ills lungs were se verely affected that consumption seemed Inevitable, when a friend rec ommended New Discovery. We tried it, and lis use bus renin red him to perfect health." Dr. King's New D's-ove'-y In the King (if throat and xui rem "d h. For rough a ami 'ol'is It b;ip i" ei'iml. The first dose gives relief. Try it. Sold under a lii.'untile . ,-,( ''. Marsters ft Co'h. driit; rime. 5 He ami $1.00. Trial hot le f r . THIS IKiNIi REALTY CO. Or hards, Farms, Timber Land and city property. Some fine bargains. Jack son street, Roseburg Ore. Agricultural College Corvalli 4 & Oregon (ff;r colteglalo courses In Agrl ulttire. Including Agro nomy, Horl (culture. Animal Husbandry, Dairy Husbandry, etc.; Forestry; Domestic Science arid Art; Civil, FJec trkal, Mechanical, and Mining Kngln erlng; Commerce; and Tharn acy. Off'Trt elemen'ary courses In Agrif ulture. Forestry. Domes tic Science and Art, Commerce and Mechanic Arts, Including forge work, cabinet making, steam fitting, plumbing, ma chine work, etc. Strong faculty, modern equipment; free tuition; open- fiept. 25. IlliitritM 'Htnloffi with full tnfftf mmum on i'" Hon Ut the Hm trr. tf. Don't without Ice Cream on Sunday but leave your order at The ROSE on Saturday tor Sun day delivery. &fe ROSE Second door south of postoflleo. KOOL KAXVAS KICKS. Canvas Shoes, Moccasins and Bare Foot Sandals, Ladles' and Gent'ir Outing Shoes. It's a queer foot that we can't fit. R. L. STEPHENS. Next door to P. O. Call on F. Long for saddles. BODGE i Che Reliable tailor Has received his f FALL STYLES :: and SAMPLES also a line of Kail Goods. Drop T In and took over the Fall stylet X and yet posted on the proper 4 styles for Kail and Winter. A Perfectly Fitted Excellent! Made Fault 'ess! Stylish Fall v'uit for A Small Price f..T..T..T..T..T..T..T,J The Cottolene Man GottoleneHy "Shortens your food I Lengthens your life all about It. If ho should hap know. HARNESS Do You Need I Dishes or Cooking I Utcosilsof any Kind If so, do not overlook the sale of these goods that were saved from the wreck of our store room several weeks ago. We placed these goods on sale July 31ft, and everything musl be sold no matter what it will bring. You had better come early. xx The Bee Hive Grocery MAX WEISS, ii Proprietor iiiUi:v'i NEW $40,000 home np ST.MARY'S ACADEMY MEDF0RD, OREGON Mom RN EQUIPMENT DILIOHTI'LX RECUSATION ROOM, COZY DORMITORIES EVERYTHING KIW The ld;iJ School for YOUNG LADIES A thorough education in all itandard branclie, assured, including literature, languages, mathematics, science, his tory, music, needlework, etc., also careful attention to matters of deport ment and those aT"nmlisliments which maik the cultured, rcimed won All courses are thoroughly modern in iiihjci'tsndiyiio... No distinction o into-ference in matters of relic-ion.! L - LIB Sl Marr s Academy J-J IIIICI). SMITH At the Oregon Soldiers' Home, Monday, Aug. 3, 1908, Henry Smith, aged about 78 years. Decensed was a veteran of the Cnyuse Indian war of 1848. and was admitted to the Home from Hillsboro on Juno 8, 1904. He served ill tlui mime company with Mr. E. Wlmuer ly, of this "Ity. He wns a Bon-ln-law of Mi ',. ? .pry L. Woods, who died recently -it Hlllsborn, Or., at the roniurknhlu age of 119 years. He is survived by his duuhter, Mrs. Krcd Ol ison, of Hlllvimro. The fun fral wn;. held at the llme cemetery today. Patronize Rev'ew irvni'tisers. ALWWS ON TIIH MOVE Wo ure tilling o'dfi lor lumber to builders and col tra :lors tor stores, dwolllngK, fencing, etc. Shingles, laths, cuttings, flooring, beams and llnishlng matorinl are all made from the finest kiln-drlod lumber, and our estimates will be found lower for the same superior quality of lumber than you will get from anyone else In Hoseburg. Orders for Peach nud Apple boxes promptly tilled. The J. G. FlooK Co., Itoscburg, Oregon Will Visit you. Mr. Geo ft. Stoner, special representative of Tbe N. K. Fiiliimnk Company, will be with us to demonstrate COT TOI.ENE to our customers.' We want you to know about' tills excellent frying und short ening medium. ' COTTOLKNU Is made from' cottonseed oil and the cholc-1 est beur suet, iloth of these i Ingredients are as pure and' wholesome aB anything that I you can eat. COTTOLBNB is enHlly digeHted by the weakest Btomnchs and makes things taBto better, too. Mr. Geo. E. Stoner will tell you pen to miss you, be sure to let us & JOHNSON "WE WANT YOUR PRODUCE"