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Newspaper Page Texto o o INTERIOR. FINISHES Johnson's Wood Dyes. Prepared Wax. Powdered Wax for Dancing Floors, Berry Brothers Varnish. Dull Gloss Finish. White Granite. New Era Art Wood Finish. Extra Damar Varnish. Furniture Varnish. These are carried in all size packages to suit your needs and requirements. Hamilton 307 JkcKion St. EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW AUGUST 5, 1008. Cut flowera. carnations, al The Rose. Mrs. F. D. Owen. Phone 1497. Come and get a Lover's Delight nt Thompson a confectionery stole, dtf Phune ICS for anything in the oakery line. Free delivery. Urnp qua llakery, E. Jennings, l'roprletur. 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 audNight Fresh Oysters, Clams and Fish at Any Time Chicken Dinner on Sunday 12 to 2 P. M. RfcGULAR MEALS 25c. . PROFESSIONAL. GEO. E. HOUCK, M. 1). Office In the Review Building, up stairs, Rooms 13 and 14. X-Ray and Electrical Treament. Telephone, Main 31. ROSEBURO - - - OREGON A. O. BEELY, M. .. Offices: Rooms 11, 12 and 13, DouglaB County Bank Building, 'Phone 771. ROSEBURO - - - OREGON Office Hours: Phones: 1 to 12 a. m. Office Main 1711 8 to 4 p. m. Resld. Main 1721 DR. MCETTA SMITH. Phrsrfrlo Vma and Cbildraa Vim Bpoclaltr Ottos: Booms end I, Wsnteri' HI Mart t DDvgkta Count Dank Bldf Y can have a GOLD MINE G J ym sto4 m th he tut ly o o &t&e O O Set) o A. L. KITCHI$ O "KiMtninm. ------- -- 1 , ... I to "nrsT" pavivo ttii-bt. I For all inside work and Art wood Finishes Drug' Co. Roseburg, Oregon. "Get the Habit!" The Crescent Theatre. uTF Umpqua Cold Cure 1b a guaran teed remedy, quick and sure, at Hamilton's. TF Have you enjoyed a first-class Chocolate Nut Sundae al Thompson's Confectionery store yet? dtf A supply of the new edition of the Oregon mining laws has just been received at this oilice. It in cludes everything to date in legul mining procedure. Copies only 4U cents each. TF f you haven't the time to excr else regularly, Doan's Kegulets wll prevent constipation. They induce a mild, easy, healtful action of the bowels without griping. Ask your drugglst for them. 25c. In The Mountains Don't go to the mountains this year without one or more good books when fishing and hunting are "on the bum" right there's where you need a book, as time passes slowly and you feel misernble 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 Roseburg to choose from and we take great delight iu showing them and helping you choose. All the latest magazine.! lust In. AGEE BOOK and STATIONERY STORE Successor to C. B. Cnnnon. Crescent Theatre High class motion pictures and illustrated songs. Cha nge of program Mon. Wed. and Friday. : ; : : : TODAY'S PROGRAM All i Fir I" lovc or War." 1LLV3T RATED SONO: Uua ! -riNK Muni' Kivcr Everybody goo to The CRESCENT O ffr H.IT!" O u - Admission0 5c UltEUON'S SHARE &I2.U00. )Hrtioiiimnt of Receipts From Nu tionul Forests. ' A forestry bulletin says: An nouncement has just'been made of ihe amounts which each stale con taining national forests will receive inder the new law giving 25 per cent of the gross receipts from forests o these states. The total amount to go to the states, from the recetptB of tne fiscal year which ended June 30, is $447,063.79. The amounts to go to each state or territory are: Alaska, $2,684.78: Arizona, $42,610.44; Arkansas, $313.68; California, 152,437.78; Colorado, $50,955.67; Idaho, $56, 307.84; Kansas, $643.55; Montana, $75,807.41; Nebraska, $2,349.77; Nevada, $4,577.95; New Mexico, $25,464.12; Oklahoma, $554.48; Oregon, $32,313.52; South Dakota, $8,456.60; Utah, $32,151.02 (Includ ing Uinta Indian rclund of 348.07); Washington, $18,032.79, and Wyoming, $41,402.38. The law requires thut this money be expended upon public roads and 3cnoois Dy tne counties which con- Inln n.llnnnl 1 .. 1.1 ... . . j . ! r "h!,T U7.R,;e.Cf",,,enSKted f'. ' about by the existence of the forests. llefore this 'year the states have received 10 per cent of the gross re ceipts, but congress voted last win ter to increase the amount to 25 per cent. Excellent Health Adivce. Mrs. M. M. Davison, of No. 37S Gi fiord Ave., San Jose, Cul., says: "The worth of Electric Bitters as a general family remedy, for headache, biliousness and torpor of the llvei and bowels is so pronounced that 1 am prompted to say a word In ite favor, for the benefit of those seek ing relief from such afflictions. There Is more health for the digest ive organs In a bottle of Electrli Hitters than in any other remedy 1 know of." Sold under guarantee at A. C. Marsters & (Jo's, drug store 50c. "Get the Habit!" The Crescent Theatre. DTI' Before going camping get a bottle of Marsters" poison oak remedy. TP See Jennings, the baker, for some thing special for balls and parties. Stops earache In two minutes, toothache or pain of burn or scald In live minutes; hoarseness, one hour; muscleache, two hours; sore throat, twelve hours Dr. Thomas' Kclectrlc Oil, mouarch over pain. We are sole agents for the Conklln Self Filling Fountain Pens and rec omend them as being far ahead of any other pen on the market. Agee' Book Store. TF Certain and speedy cure for poison oak. Marsters' poison oak remedy. Not "juBt as good," but ttn. Left Jenning's bread, Freo delivery. Phone 63. dtf. Phone 661, 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 corner Oak and Rose streets. It will be to your Interest financially to call there. dswal5 The biggest stock of Vermont marble ever received In Roseburg Is now on display at W. E. Marsters' ihop, foot of Jackson street. Give blm a chance to figure on your work and he will satisfy you. dswtf An Immense line of Cook's I.inol um Just received: In the latest de signs. No make of 'linoleum better and but few as good. B. W. Strong, The Furniture Man. Hot water Dottles, . fountain syringes, bulb syringes and atomizers. the finest and most complete line In the city. Sold at the lowest price on ur guarantee to give satisfaction. - Look at our line, and you will not buy lswhere. Hamilton Drug Co. 'Had dyspepsia or Indigestion for years. No appetite, and wnai i aia t distressed me terribly. Burdock Blood Bitters cured me. J. H. Walker. Sunbury. Ohio. The J. 0. Klook Company have de cided to deal In fruit boxes. Early In the season they said they would not handle fruit boxes this year, but Ion 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 pronatt delivery and low prices give them your orders. IiSW Hdrlgrratorn. PJt) line of first class refrigerat ors, enamel lined ,4kpd guaranteed Misfacto)-r. Nothing equals our Vu dor PorctOShadea to keep that hot porch comfortable. We have them 1, ' Ice Cream and Sherbet served from "Our Freezers" "is different from the ordinary kind. Don't ask how.' You will know when you have oaten a big dish of It. Palace of Sweets Phone 1273 Orders Delivered LOCAL NEWS. "Get the Habit!" The Crescent Theatre. lA'P Change of program at The fit-scent today. 3T "Get the Habit." The Crescent Theatre, 6c. dTF Portland Telegram: Dr. J. i C. Twltchell, occupying offices In the Swetland building, reports to the po lice that bicycle which he recently purchased, was stolen Saturday from the lobby of the Marquam building. Portland Journal: Oregon nation al guard riflemen will go in style tc the national meeting and ritle prac tice to be held near Toledo, O., thlf month. They will leave Portland next Saturdaay night in the Pullman private car Sunset, which has for tunately been secured for their en tire trip. Eugene Guard: A deal has just been consummated wherein C. P. Barnard, the liveryman, transfers to Mrs. It. H. Dearborn, of this city, tin corner property at West Eighth nnd Charnelton streets, at present occu pied by the Gullttord livery stable buildings and the one-story frame- building which is occupied by the Eugene Grocery Company and kell & Ludford'B paint shop. and Hns- The consideration given in the deed It $4000, but It is known that consld erably more than that was paid for the property. Medford Tribune: There nre . In 'he city at the present time five con 'rectors who are already nt work figuring on the specifications prepar ed by Engineer Roberts for the pipe line for a gravity water supply from the fork of Little Butte creek 01 Wasson cunyon. These contractor have come from various parts of thr Pacific Coast and more are expected and are arriving on every train. ' A' the present time Los Angeles, Sat Francisco, Tacoma, Portland and So attle are represented. Medford Mall: .1. S. Pnrdee. ol Gold Ray, met with a serious iiccl dent Sunday. While working i horse of his the animal suddenly kicked him in the fnce nnd knocker" him down. When assistance nrrived it was found necessary to bring hlir to the Medford hospital. Mr. Pardee was wearing glasses at the time and they were smnshed, the breken gins badly cutting his face. Dr. Conrey was called to attend him and found that in addition to his other injiirier his nose was broken. He is getting along nicely, but It will be Bevera' days before he will be around ngain Portland Oregonian: Suit to re cover $3000 from the Continental Gold Mining Company. Alex Sweek Its secretary, and W. B. Stewart, the president of the concern, has been II ed in the circuit court. The plaintiff is Thomns Devlin, receiver of the de funct Oregon Trust & Savings bank it is alleged that a promissory note, pnyable on demand, was made out March 15, 1907, by Sweek and Stew art, In favor of the bank. It wus to draw 8 per cent Interest. The com plaint alleges that only $31.71 tins been paid on the note. Best the World Affords, "It gives me unbounded pleasure to recommend Bucklen's Arnica Salve," Bays J. W. Jenkins, of Chape Hill. N. C. "I am convinced it's the bent salve the world affords. It cured a felon on my thumb, and It never falls to heal every sore, bam or wound to which It Is applied 25c at A. C. Marsters ft Co's. drug store. A Laundry Plant That, Is Almost IDEAL- The building we occupy war built especially for this busi ness. We've equipped It wl'h the latest and best laundry machinery that ran be bought. We have soft water to do th" washing with and all Ironing If done with oar new pressing process. Our dry room 1b one of the fli'Ht in the West, and our de livery service Is practically per fect. Better let the Roseburg Steam Laundry do your work call Phone 791 and we wll) tall for It. Q ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY Portland Concern Ready to Vl&ht Itig Monopoly. Introduction Into Portland of a uew street pavement on the order ol bituminous macadam will shortly bi made, which will revolutionize tin paving business and also reduce thr : ost of hard-surface pavement nenrly one-half, says the Telegram. II may also be the death blow to the old pav-: lug concerns such as Warren Con-1 structlon Company, which from all ndlcatlous have ceased fighting and formed a combination for the pur pose of boosting prices. One great feature about the new pavement 1b that anybody can lay It. The Pacific Bridge Company will in troduce It to the city, Is prepared with Its large equipment to place It on the streets at a cost much below what any other contractor can fur nish iU' The pavement will not be protected by any patent or copyright and If at any time the city finds that the contracting firm is charging the city too much for Its Improvements it can go Into the paving business ItBelf. The Pacific Bridge Company will secure the material for Its new pave ment largely from the bed of the river. The gravel which will be raised by its large dredge will be used for the base of the pavement, and the top dressing will be a com bination of bitumen or coal tar mix ed with the crushed gravel. It 1p believed thnt a far better street can be laid of this material than Is now being constructed for this city by any of the large paying concerns. It Is snld that the coat of this pnvement will be botwoen $1.25 nnd $1.50 a Bqunre yard, as against $2.00 and $2.20, charged by the other com panies for a hnrd surface Improve ment. In addition to this the new paving will be guaranteed for 10 years without cost, while nil the old companies exact 2 cents a year for each yard of pavement laid, for maintaining It. Mn nager George SlinonB, of the Pacillc Bridge Company, snld tlile miming that he was preparing to nut his pnvement ou the mnrket by Itinunry 1. FIRE PERMIT SEASON. St n to Ifoiml and Not County Clerk Must be Applied to. Residents of Douglas county have omniencod to apply for fire permits rom the county clerk to burn slash 'ngs, though not In such large mini hers as last year. The legislature al its Inst session passed a law wherehv the old law authorizing county clerks to Issue fire permits was repealed and creittlng a stnte board of forest- ry, which hns supervision over mat ers of this kind. Many people i' not know thnt the county clerk doe: not have the power to Issue permit as or old, as Is attested by the nppli cations made for fire permits. The board of forestry appoints thr leputy Are wardens throughout the state upon recommendation of the property owners In the different sec tions. Expenses Incurred by the dep uty Are wardens are borne by the sec- Ions over which they have jurisdic tion. Before the present board waf ireatod county clerks had authority to Isstio fire permits nnd as a rem1!! conditions were very tinsatlHftctory In many cases the county clerk did not know the conditions when he Is sued the fire permit, and In a number of cases permission to build fires wn: illowed Ill-advised. The closed sen son for setting fires Is from June 1 to October 1. Why .Iiuih'H Lee (Sot Well. Everyhody In Ziinenvllle, O., knows Mrs. Mnry Lee, of rural route 8. She writes: "My huslinnd, Jnnies Lee, firmly believes he owes his life to the use of Dr. King's New Discovery. HIb lungs were se verely affected thnt consumption seemed Inevitable, when a friend rec ommended Now Discovery. Wn tried It, nnd Its use hns restored him to perfect health." Dr. King's New Discovery Is the King of throat and lung remedies. For roiiKns and colds it hns no euunl. The first dose gives relief. Try It. Sold under a guarantee nt A. C. Marsters & f'o's. drug store. 50c anil $1.00. Trlnl bottle free. Hchlng Piles provoke profanity, hut profnnlty won't cure them. Doan's Ointment cures Itching, bleed Ing or protruding plies aTter yearn of suffering. At any drug store. TIIK liONIl URALTY CO. Or rhards, Farms, Timber Land and city property. Some fine bargains. Jack son street. Roseburg Ore. Agricultural College Corvcllta 4 Oragon Off rs collegiate courm's in Agriculture, Inr hiding Agro nomy, Horticulture, Animal Husbandry, lulry Husbandry, etc. ; Forestry ; boniest Ic Science nnd Art; Civil, Elec trical, Mechanical, and Mining Kngincering; Commerce; and Pharmacy, OfTerR elemi'titary courses In A g rlctt 1 1 u re, Forsl ry, homes tic S''nce and Art, Commerce and Mechanic Arts, Including forge work, cabinet making, team fitting, plumbing, ma chine work, etc. 81 rong facult y. modern equipment; free tuition; opens Kept. SM. inn.imlM ftiiiHrn wtlh lull Irifnr tnill'.n on -H'linn to the KakU- Don't without Ice Cream1 on Sunday but, leave I your order at The ROSE on Saturday for Sun- I ) day delivery. Uf)e ROSE Second door south of postollico. kooij kanvas kicks. Cnnvas Shoes, Moccasins aud Dare Foot Sandals, Ladies' and Gent's Outing Shoes. It's a queer foot that I we can't tit. M. h. STEPHENS, Next door to P. O. Call on F. Long for saddles. . . . ..... .. . V I 11 I i i TTT BODGE ? Che Reliable Cafior f Has received his FALL STYLES and SAMPLES also a line of Kail Goods. Prop in aud look over the Full styles and yet posted ou the proper stylos for Full nnd Winter. A Perfectly Fitted Excellently Made Faultlessly Stylish Fall Suit, for A Small Price ' "M"IIMJ 'I"Iiis lEe Cottolene Man VCW -T 1V1I N- III "5rten3 your food V I Lengthens your life "vJ all nbout It. if ho should happ know. HARNESS H Do You Need Dishes or Cooking Utensils of any Kind t If so, do not overlook the sale of 8 these goods that were saved from the it wreck of our H weeks ago. II We placed these goods on sale July 11 31 si, and everything muft be sold no matter what it will bring. You had better come early. The Bee Hive Grocery MAX Proprietor 'mt.'.mauim. HEW Ku.000 HOME or ST. MARY'S ACADEMY MEDFORD. OREGON MODI RN EQUIPMENT DILI GMT KUL RECREATION ROOMS COZY DORMITORIES EVERYTHING NEW The Ideal School for YOUNG LADIES A thorough education in ail itandird branchei assured, including literature, language i, mathematics, science, his tory, music, needlework, etc., alto careful attention to matters of deport ment and thoKcaTmnlithmenU which maik the cultured, renned worn All courses are thoroughly modem in uujcci ana sync... wo amine, ion o inte'terencr in matters of religion. f irrtuw aookitt today J. r MASON'S HONOK WASHINGTON. FREDERICKSBURG, Va., Aug. 5. A movement to secure funds for the erection of a Masonic memorial temple to George Washington has been started by the local lodge of Masons. The Father of His Country was mnde Mason by the Fredericks burg lodge In 1762. The Illble used In the lodgo when Washington was given his degrees aud the records of the lodge, signed by the greatest of Americans, are Btill In existence, ' Masons all over tho country will be asked to contrib ute to the memorial fund. Patronize Review advertiser1. ALWAYS ON THR MOVE) Wo are tilling orders for lumber to builders nnd contractors for stores, dwellings, fencing, etc. Shingles, laths, curings, llooilng, bourns nnd finishing material art ail made from the finest kiln-dried lumber, and our estimates will be found lower for the same miner lor quality of lumber than you will get from anyone eho in RoHchurg. Orders for Peach and Apple boxes promptly filled. The J. G. FSook Co., Roseburg, Oregon, Will Visit you. Mr. Geo.. E. Stoner, special representative of The N. K. Fall-bank Company, will ' be with us to demonstrate COT TOLENE to our customers.. Wo want you to know about this excellent trying and short ening medium. COTTOLBNB IB mad. from cottonseed oil and the choic est beef -suet. " Both of these IngredlcntB p.ro as pure and wholesome as anything that you can eat. COTTOLENE Is easily digested by the weakest stomachs and makes things taste better, too. Mr. Geo. E. Stoner will toll you en to miss you, be sure to let us & JOHNSON store room several WEISS, "WE WANT YOUR PRODUCE" and 10 feet wide. B. W. STRONG, The Furniture Man. Nursery Salesn, Rojebung)g y. A.