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H'H 0. -- STKWART-COX WEDDING. INTERIOR. FINISHES For all inside work and 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 Wood Finish. Extra Damar Varnish. Furniture Varnish. These are carried in all size packages to suit your needs and requirements. Hamilton 307 JacKion St. Drug Co. Roseburg, Oregon. EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW AUGUST 10, 1008. Chronic IHuitIiucu Ut lit-vt'd. Mr. Edward E. Henry, with the Viiiti'd States KHvsrt Co., Cliii'.iKo, wnU't.: "Our kuiumuI 8iiiicrliiu.ii.j en'. Mr. Quick, haudeU me a Imit.e of Cliainherliiin's Colic, Cholera an 1 i Ma nlioea Iteiuedy some time a i to who have been .sick. I am an n:i soliiier who served with Rutherford It. Il;yes and Wiilta-n .ueK.Nley n.ur year:" in the 2:trd Ohio ItV.-in. :it. and have do ailment exceiir chrrnk dian hoea which Hits remcd s'.-ps at once." For snk hy Hamilton Drug Co. Cut flowers, -. carnations, ai The Rose. Mrs. F. D. Owen. Phone 147. nave you bujojwu a hihi-uiuw 4.hot.k an nltil(.k of the id chronic Chocolate Nut hundae at Thm.ipEon'B diairhoea. I have used it since tlml Confectionery store yet? dtt time am) cum niiUlv. OI our traini1 Phone 163 for anything In tbo bakery line. Fiee delivery. Ump quu uakery, E. Jennings, Proprietor, dTF A Bupply of the new edition of the Oregon mining laws has just been received at this office. It In cludes everything to date In legal mining procedure. Copies only 40 cents each. TF If you haven't the time to exer cise regularly, Donn's Kegulets .wtli prevent constipation. They induce a mild, easy, healtful action of (he bowels without griping. Ask your druggist for them. 25c. Itching Piles provoke profanity, but profanity won't cure them. Doan'B Ointment cures Itching, bleed lug or protruding piles nfter years of suffering. At any drug store. In The fit Mountains THE BOND REALTY CO. Of chards, Farms, Timber Land and city property. Some fine bargains. Jack ion street, Roseburg Ore. 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, Clams and Fish at Any Time Chicken Dinner on Sunday 12 to 2 P. M. REGULAR MEALS 25c. Don't go to the mountains this year without one or mote good hooks when fishing and hunting are "on the hum" 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 onl ine story is just the thing for the mountains and we've got the hooks. We have the larg est stock in Koseburg to choose from and we take great delight ill showing then and helping yon choose. All the latest magazine Just In. AOEE BOOK and STATIONERY STORE Sumwsor In C. II. Cannon. LEONA MILLS Lumber Company Lumber, Lath, Shingles and Dty Finish Lumber Yards on lower Oak Street loMfcvg, 'PkoaeHll Ice Cream and Sherbet, Berved from "Our Freeiers" Is different from Ike ordinary kind. Don't ask how. You will know when you have eaten a big dish of It. Palace of Sweets Phone 12T3 Orders Delivered LOCAL NEWS. Crescent Theatre High class motion pictures and illustrated sonjis. Cha nge of program Mon. Wed. and Friday. : ; : : : TODAY'S PROGRAM Damon and Pythhw" ll.l.l'STHATKII SONUS: Yttt ca knv a GOLD MINE tt ya an ctaN & 'he right kind of trees. Buy only the best. See A. L. KITCHIN, Nursery Salesman, Roseburg, Or. "When I'm ("Wick" and "lln-nining incs in the rrmii Von." Everybody goes to The CRESCENT -f.KT TIIK HAP.it:-' Admission 1 Oc Call on P. Long for saddles. "(Jet the Habit." The Crescent Fheaire, 6c. 0'pp K. II. McCol'd went to Med 1'nrd on business today. Editor S. 1'. Shutt. of the Drain Nonpareil, was In this city today. complete reproduction of Damon and Pythias, at the Crescent, Monday and Tuesday. Aug. loth anil nth. Admission 10c afternoon and eveu- mg. 2T 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 nlarket. Agee's book store. TF Misses Maude and Vera Davis, of Provo, Utah, arrived here last night and will visit for about two davB with Mrs. Elmer E. Winiherly. They are making a tour of the coast cities from Los Angeles to Port land. Air. and Mrs. Win. Irwlu were In from Ten Mile today. After a con tinuous service of over 40 years Mr. Irwin has retired as postmaster al Ten Mile and the postolllcc has been changed to the home of Mrs. Lucy C'utlip. who is now the itostnilstress there. N. Sellers was down from the Myrtle Creek mines at Nugget today. He tells us that John Hamilton, of l't. Jones, Calif., has secured a "lay" on Jeff Wiley's mining claim and is pumping out the shaft preparatory to doing some active work. Mr. Hamilton was formerly Interested al Nugget, with his brother. J. D. Hamilton. County Judge (I. W. Wonaeott left this afternoon for Portland to attend the state good roads conven tion, which opens In that city tomor row. .1. D. Zurcher and F. E. Alley follow loniglit. W .H. Fisher, an other delegate, went yesterday. He was accompanied hy Mrs. Fisher, and after the convention llnlshes Its work Ihey will journey to Beattlo and other points on the sound. "Kid" Mangles, the high diver ol the American Amusement Co., did not go home to San Francisco after his accident at Medford, as stated last Saturday. Instead, he came to Koseburg. and will make his regular dive every evening of this week. This company bears letters from Medford. Ashland and other towns In which they have appeared, recom mending the shows as clean and the management as prompt hill payers. 1'nder direction of County Court, II. J. lienn and a party of men left this morning for the Mountain House on the Coos Hay road, taking with them the county road grader and other road building equipment. They will work for an indefinite time imlting the road In good condition between there and the Coos county line. As the people of Coos have been . doing some substantial work on their part of this road It will probably be put Into such condition that it will he passable all winter. C. Oazley, the Canyonvllle fruit grower and snipper, nas soiu ieu icres of his fiO-acre apple orchard there to a gentleman from Portland for $2,000. This tract Is planted In young apple trees now four years old and Is on what Is termed bench orchard land. The purchaser has ar ranged with Mr. Oazley to continue to care for the orchard until it comes nto full henrlng. It Is more than probable tnal in yiree years nun, now the purchaser will begin to har vest annual crops from this orchard chat will approximate the purchase price ill value each year. Ladles' astride saddles, men's sad dles, harness, etc., at F. Long's, op posite the Kmplre Livery Stables, at orner Oak and Rose streets, ll will be to your Interest financially to all there. dswair. The biggest Btock of Vermont marble ever received In Roseburg Is now on display at W. E. Marsters' shoo, foot of Jackson street. Give him a chance to figure on your work and he will satisfy you. dswtr An Immense line of Cook's Linol eum Just reeeiveo; in ui irimi i- Ikiis. No make of linoleum belter ml but few as good. I). W. Strong. Tbo Furniture .Man. Hot water Dottle.. fountain lyrlnges, bulb syringe, and atomlier., the finest and most complete line In he city. Sold at th. lowest price, on tar guarantee to give satisfaction. Look at our lint and you will not bur -dsewhere. Hamilton Drug Co. "Had dyspepsia or Indigestion for years. No appetite, and what I did eat distressed me terribly. Burdock lilood Hitters cured me." J. II. Walker. Sunhury. Ohio. The J. O. Klook Company have de cided to deal In fruit boxes. Karly in the season Ihey said they would not handle fruit boxes this year, hut on account of so many request, for boxes they are now prepared to sup ply peach. appH) St other boxes in small or large quantities. For prompt dellv Qd low prices give them your o(T)rs. DSW EXPRESSION" OK (lltATITl'llli. In the hour of irreparable be reavement, when we were required to part with husband and father after a lifetime of loving compan ionship, numerous friends came to us with words of sympathy, deeds of kindness and tokens of floral beauty. For all who thus shared In our sor row, and helped to bear the burden of our irreparable losa, our heart felt gratitude is extended. We thank you each and every one, with the full appreciation which your many kindnesses so well merit. MKS. E. W1MBERLY and family. Engineer and Mrs. Garrison re turned today from a trip to Port land. Miss Ruby Thomas -returned this morning from a visit with relatives in Portlnnd. Engineer J. L. Woodson and fam ily returned today from a brief visit with relatives near Oakland. Mrs. Edith McCormack, of Fair banks, Alaska, and Mrs. Nellie Nsh, of Tacomn, Wash., are visiting here with their aunt, Mtb. J. C. Aiken. Mrs. Georgia Stewart, who has been visiting here at the home of her uncle, Fred Wright, left this morn ing for her home In Sun Francisco. I. Wollenberg and son, Ralph, left Saturday for Newport for an outing. Tho remainder of the family has been at Newport for Boveral days. The W. C. T. U. will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. Gates In West Roseburg. Important busi ness. Let every temperance person be present. FOR RENT Two housekeeping rooms, furnished or unfurnished. Apply at flrst house Immediately east of blacksmith shop on lowei Oak street, Roseburg. tf Diarrhoea Cured. "My father has for years been troubled with diarrhoea and tried ev ery means, possible to effect a cure, without avail," writeB John H. Zirkle of Pblllppi. W. Va., "He saw Cham berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar rhoea Remedy advertised in Phil ippl Republican and decided to try It. The result is one bottle cured him and he hus not suffered with the diseuse for eighteen months. Be fore taking thiB remedy he was t constant sufferer. He Is now sound and well, and although sixty years old, can do as much work as a young man." Sold by Hamilton Drug Co. Frederick U. Stewart and Miss i Ella Cox, two of. Roseburg'. best ' known and most popular people, were united in marriage In- this city last Saturday. Aug. 8, 1908. The wedding was solemnized between the hours of 8 and 9 o'clock In the even ing, at th. home of the brldels par ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Cox, on Mill street, Rev. E. H. Hicks, of the Jlaptlst church, performing the ring ceremony beneath a large white bell, trimmed In green. The wedding was attended by the immediate' family of the bride and a few invited friends. The bride. gowned in' whito volard silk and car rying a boquet of white carnations, was attended by XIIbb Robin Conn, Mr. A. J. Cox, a brother of the bride. acted as; best man. - Miss Mamie French played the wedding march on an organ. The Cox home looked beautiful In its decorations of roses, sweet peas, asparagus ferns and car nations. -Supper was served after the ceremony. Mr. Stewart is a former deputy sheriff of this county and Is engaged In the Insurance business in this city. He, Is a lieutenant of the Roseburg company , of the Oregon National Guard and a member of the team that will represent the. state militia at' the annual rifle tourna ment to be held this month at Camp Perry, Ohio. His bride was until recently employed as a deputy in the Roseburg postoltlce, a position which she, tilled with credit. On the night of their marriage, Mr, Stewart and his bride teft for Camp Perry on their honeymoon trip. At the conclusion of the na tional shoot, Mr. and Mi'B. Stewart will Journey to his old home In East Jordan, Mich. After a short visit there with relatives, they will leave on their return to Roseburg to reside. Don't without Ice Cream on Sunday but, leave your order at The ROSE on Saturday for Sun day delivery. - Uhe ROSE Second door south of postofnVo. ROSEBURG STAGE LINES To Marsh field To Myrtle I'oint. To l'eel To Millwood I.KAVKS H A. Mi 6 A. M. 1 A. M. 7 A. M. AGENCY AT is. v. ump's mm Four bom!, modern cotobei, on the M Huh field ftiid Myrtle Point linei: two home coai'liei on the Peel md. Millwood lines. C'4reful and experienced driven on H route. A Laundry Plant That Is Almost IDEAL- The building we occupy waf built especially for this busi ness. 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 If done with our new pressing process. Our dry room Is one of the finest In the West, and our de livery service Is practically per fect. Better let the Roseburg Bteam Laundry do your work call Phone 791 and we will call for it. ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY MAItHIKD. WINTERS-McLAUGHLIN At the parsonage of the Methodist church, South, In Roseburg, August 8 1908. A. C. Winters and Mrs Clara McLaughlin, Rev. C. A Rexroad, olllciatlng. Mr. Wlntors conducts a bakery at Ilellingham, Wash., where he and his wife will reside. The bride has been a resident of South Deer Creek east of this city, for a number of years. GOODMAN-COOPEU At the office of the county Judge In Roseburg August 10. 1908, Elmer Goodman and Maggie Cooper, both of Oak land: Judge G. W. Wonncott, of filiating. HORN. WEBBER In Roseburg. Oregon Aug. 9. 1908. to Mr. and Mrs. C O. Webber, a son. KOOL KANVAS KICKS. Canvas Shoes, Moccasins and Bare Foot Sandals, Ladles' and Gent's Outing Shoes. It's a queer foot that we can't At. R. L. STEPHENS, Next door to P. O. Patronize Review Advertisers. BODGE Che Kclfablc Caflor f Has received his i. FALL (STYLES and SAMPLES also a line of Fall Goods. Drop in and look over the Fall stylos and pot Histcd on the proper stylos for Fall and Winter. A Perfectly Fitted - Excellently Made Faultlessly Stylish Fall Suit, for A Small Price HBW Ho.ooo BOMB Or ST. MARY'S ACADEMY MEDFORD, OREGON MODi.KN BQIUIPMENT DILIUimUL MfCRKATION ROOMS COZY DORXUTORIKS kV LEY THING NkW The Ideal School for YOUNG LADIES, A thorough education in ill tundard ; branchei assured, including literature, languages, mathematics, cienie, his- , tory, music, needlewoi.., etc., also careful attention to matters of deport ment and ihose arnniuiishments which maik the cultured, renned won All courses are thoroughly modem in suhjict and sysui. . No distinction o hue' (ercucr in miters of religion. Il'nf for AutAUtVtiliA V SI Un Acidemr LJ VALLEV RACINU CIUCI'HY ALBANY, Or., Aug. 9 At a meet-, lug here yesterday of racing men, an organization was perfected to be known nB the Willamette Valley Fair and Knclng Circuit. The circuit t. to consist of Albany, Portland, Eu gene. Sclo and McMlnnvllle. Albany people, elated over this move, will do all they can to make It a success. At present there 1b one of the fastest trucks on the const here, under the supervision of S. S. Bailey, an expert horseman. Following Ib the list of officers elected: President, A. L. Lohmlre, Portland; vice-president, R. L. Bewley, McMlnnvllle; secretary Dr. A. G. Prill, Sclo; treasurer, D. O. Woodworlh, Albany. ALWAYS ON TIIK MOVE- . Wo arc lining orders for lumber to builders and contractors tor stores, ' dwellings, fencing, eto. Shingles, lallts, cnBlngs, flooring, beams and llnlshing material are all made from , the finest kiln-dried lumber, and our : estimates will bo found lower for the same superior quality of lumber than you will get from anyone else In Roseburg. Orders for Peach and Apple boxes promptly tilled. The J. G. Flook Co., Rofieburg, Oregon, The Cottolene Man WILGItOW. 4 Seven The new fertilizer. Nothing but fish. Guaranteed analysis j. per cent nitrogen, six per cent potash, 18 per cent phoiphorlc acid. one 2a-poiinu sacK or wu- I grow, used In the place of 12V4 tons of best stable man- J. ure, will give netter results . and no weeds. Try It for your j 1 a w n J. F. BARKER & CO. 4, 4,4"J' 4" TRAVELING "BLIND PHI." ALBANY, Or., Aug. 9. Bert Moore was arrested this afternoon. charged with running a traveling blind pig. It Ib said that he makes a practice of operating In the dry counties, having of late confined his operations to Corvallls and Albany. He was -arraigned before the city re corder and his ball placed at (200. Being unable to furnish this, he was committed to jail and his hearing will tnke place Monday. In a room where he was operating was found a barrel of beer and about a dozen bottles In a tub on Ice, and a set of glasses. Cun-U Hay Fever and Hu"inw f old. A. J. Nusbaum, Batesvlllo. Ind , writes: "Last year I suffered for three months with a sinner cold so distressing that It Interfered with my business. ' had many of the pip loms of hay fever and a doctor's pre scription did not reach my rase, and I took several medicines which reem ed to only aggravate my case. lor tonately I Insisted upon having Fol ey's Honey and Tar and It quickly cured me. My wife has since used It with the same success." Red Cross Pharmacy. jliiai' Cottolene "Shortens your food Lengthens your life "B all about It. If he should know. Will Visit you." Mr. Geo. E, Stoner, special representative of The N. K. 'all bank Company, will be ,1-OD nUJiuouiop o) sn u.i. TOLENE to our customers. Wo wuut you to know about this excellent frying and short ening medium. COTTOLENE Is made from cottonseed oil and the choic est beef suet. Both of these ngreilleuts aro as pur. and wholesome a. anything that you can eat. COTTOLENE Is easily digested by the weakest stomachs and makos things taste better, too. Mr. Geo. E. Stoner will tell you happen to miss you, be sure to let us HARNESS & JOHNSON Refrigerators. Full line of first clan, refrigerat ors, enamel lined and guaranteed satisfactory. Nothing equals our Vu dor Porch Shade, to keep that bot porch comfortable. W. have them 4, , 8, and 10 feet wide. B. W. BTRONO, Th. Furniture Man CASTOR I A For Infant, and Children. ' Tlii Kind You Have Always Bought Baar. th. Btgnaiara of II Do You Need I Dishes or Cooking I Utensils of any Kind XX If so, do not overlook the sale of these goods that were saved from the If wreck of our store room several weeks ago. II We placed these goods on sale July- 31sl, and everything must be sold no II matter what it will bring. You had better come early. ll The Bee Hive Grocery MAX WEISS, Proprietor "WE WANT YOUR PRODUCE" nu:::::::::::t:n::::::::::::n:::n::::m::m 3
