Roseburg review., August 13, 1908, Image 4

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TO PIANO BUYERS
I V Mil Mi IMV IX HUSTON.
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Iu consideration of a second carload order for
Bush Lane and Victor Pianos,
the factory representative
Mr. W. A. Fitzsimons
will on Friday and Saturday offer extraordinary
concessions in price on llie live (5) pianos re
maining from the firs I carload of fourteen (14).
The regular Portland and San Francisco prices
on these (oods are marked plainly, and after this
sale these prices will lie strictly maintained. In
addition to Mr. IIiiit's -special introductory con
cession in price of 15 per cent, Mr. Filsiiinnsons
with make a further reduction which cannot
help hill leinpt llie most conserval i e hnyer.
There are But Five Pianos Lefl
of the lirsl carload of fuintecti. If yon haven't
figured on buying a Piano for the next two 3'ears,
it will pay you lo huv rilit now. You can pay
part cash, and the balance will he made on
terms lo suit your convenience. It is the chance
of a lifetime lo purpchase a genuine, iii.uh tirade
I'iaim al the regular price of a Medium tirade
Burr's Music House.
NOTICE:
Mr. 1'ilsinmicins will he in attendance bulb davs
and evenings lo deuioiistrale Ihe remarkable
tone iptalities of the insl ninieul s.
I,Ot!AI MOWS.
Call nil l' Long for tnn-lu'HH.
"(let the lliilill!" 'I'liu fi'-H- -:it
TIii-iiI i-u. 10c. TI-'
Ladles' tailored suits Ttn- Full luivt
JiikI arrived lit II. Marks Cii. dsw
Tho Ladles (if SI. Joseph's Catholic
church will hold ti lawn social nl the
homo of Mm. T. It. Sheridan till
Cass street UllK, Thursday evening.
August 1-1. Ice cream linil oilier re
freshments will be served in llie
house iiimI tin tin- lawn. A I a
(Yrtuln mul speedy i-uri- Tor luitsnn
nak. Mni'Hters' pnlson oak remedy.
"C.et llie llalill." Till" Cie. 1
Theatre, liii-. n-'
"(ii-t lliu llalill!" Tin? Cre.eout
Thralii-. I Hi-. 'IT
Ml'loril going rnmplng get ll linllle
of Mat'stors' poison oak n-i Iv TI-'
A I 11 i 1 1 1 1 tl 1 I 'i 1,11,1.
"I llavo l 1 Chamberlain's Colli-,
Cholera anil Diarrhoea Itonieily since
II was Ihsl I ii I 1-ii.Ihi-i-iI lo llio' public
III I s 7 2 anil havi- im-m-i- i'oiiiiiI otic
Instance wlit-ro a run- wan not speed
ll.v ciTeclecl liy Hh iiko. I hay,- boon
a i- i via! Iravi'ller fur eighteen
years, anil ni-i-i- start nut on a trip
without this, my r.-illhrul Mend.'
says II. S. Nichols, ol' Oakland, Iml
'l'i-r. Vli-n a man has used a rem
ily Tor thirty live years ho knows lis
value au,l Is competent to speak ro
il. Cor valo hy llaiuillou Drug Co.
"Mail ihspi-psla or Indigestion for
years. No appotlli-. an, I what I illil
i-al distressed mo ti-i-ill.lv. lliinliH-k
IMimmI Hitters i-nri'il mi-." J. II
Wnlki-r. Sniilniry. Ohio.
The Birth Stone for August
MOONSTONE
, M.iti'ittsl 111,1 1 iiuitiiiiifil Smm Our Win-
r', wti hiiv hi' nlc. I li.rp
'hi- T. iy U et tli'lK.i 1 i
U h Iti fm in fit IIi'hn
dow DiinUy,
( and wo our 1 inltriul i j
r Mitin Ik'hI1(iiI ilf-U'ii" km -n I limn It,. He
Hlivrrwitrr. 1 1 Ir'IMMh ml pin-a ,t,., , r .
Ill our mei'littiilrnl 1 i'ilmo .1 .- Utw no itli I 11
Our Only Apcl1ly . Walih Kwpntrlrtft
J. T. BRYAN, Roseburg, Oregon
W. II. l- ISIIiat, l"nn. .1. II. Ilooril, I.-.-l-n-s, ,1. M. l IlliOM:, So
The CVduglu County Abitract Company
Sin-
to r. i-:. Ail.'
Ahslrnrl of Title I'll in Ivlif-.l . Tllli-n Oiiaranti'iil.
I.mnl Olllrf. rrai-tii-c a Spi-.-lally. Safety li.-posll llovi-s fur lii-nt.
TiintitT l.anilM IIoiikIiI ami Solil. I.aml St rip for Salt.
Ki'al l-'.slati. mul liisuinnn.
PnM'n l'niM-rly IVi-pun-il f I IImik (.ol.-rnm, i,c l.an.K
Towii-lfi SI. ,,: Variiw Iju.,1.. of ,i -r.m-n-.lii(rt, In
liiwtli'K I -Itlill illlt, I Villi liil.tl,
lun... fl a I 1 11,. I.ikki'iti a,
IIO.STON. Aim. 1 'J. The dawn ol
"Cy" Vouiik day lindii Huutuii basej
hull mail untl Ihe veteran player ot
tho lli'untowii brlKnde will be given
sii'-h 1111 ovatiuli ax few playem uf Ui
national game have ever received.
The innliaKoliienl expei-tu uu unpre-laili-nli-ii
Hale of tleketK for thlt
arii-rnoon'M Kiiuie, and u pari of the
prori't-iltt will ko to Hwell llie hunk
aiu-oiint of "Cy" Yoiiiik. and will ko
far toward priividing HKuillHt Ihe
raluy day when ugi. will force the re-tlri'iui-iit
of the hero of the diamond
A valuable trophy, paid for by pop
ular KitbHcriptiun, will he presented
10 Youiik dilrlliK tho excrciges iu hit
honor iIiIh afternoon.
Cliroiiie IliarrliiH-u Hi-lieved.
Mr. Kilward K. Henry, with the
I'n.li-d States KxpretiH Co., CllicaKO.
wntei: "Our general Kllperlniond
en-. Mr Quick, handed me a bott.e
of Chauibt'i-laln'B Colic, Choleru au.l
fharrhoi-a Itemeiiy some tlmo agn to
check an attack of the old chronic
dim 1 ho. -a. 1 have uaed It aince Hint
tlniu mid cured many on our trains
who have been sic!:. I am an ird
solilli'r wlio served with Rutherford
'I. Hi.-yen and William McKlnlcy four
yea i ' in the Ullrd Ohio lt''imr:it,
m,d have no allnii-nt except clii-'-nic
itiiu-i hoea whlcli IUIa remedy sMpi
at once." For sal'J by .luiuillon
Drua Co.
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. Itosian ito MAitKi-rr. -f 4.
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Cereals.
Wheat 1.00 bushel.
Oats r.Oc bu.
May Velch, DIO ton; grain. $12
ton.
11,'trli'y $:!2 Ion.
Livestock.
Htnors Alive, 31403140.
Cows Alive, 214 3c.
Veal Dressed, 6$ 5 Via
Hogs Dressed, 7".
Hlioep 3V4o.
Poultry Mixed chlckenn, allvi.lO.
lb., dresHod, 12c; geeso, alive
Sc., dressed, 12c; ducks, alive
10c; drcBBed, Hir.c; turkeys, dres
sed, lr.c.
Duller Creamery, 32V4C lb.;
country, :tllc lb.
Kggs 2 He doen.
I'otatoes $t.2a cwt.
Wool I I H-c lb.
Honey l.r,c lb.
Cabhage 3c lb.
Old Onions- f,c lb.
Apples . Ic Mi.
roiCTI.AM) MAItKKT.
Livestock on root: Steers, 3 V4
Ic; cows, 3V4o; hogs, 5 0 V4 c ;
sheep, 3 iv -I ; ilresseil veal, 0
fil'Xc: apples, a.2r.i)$;); wool, 12
')' 12 V4u per lb; polatoes, IIOi
rwt.j eggs ISe do,; butter, creaiu
i'iy. 2:ic. store, ISc; nilxeil chick
ens, 1 Ic; hops, 4 fic.
I'lit' mi linpnitvil Apin-lllc
To Improve the apiietlle and
itri'liglhon the diKcstiou try a few
, loses or Chanit.ertalu's Stomach mul
l.lvi r Tablets. Mr. J.. II. ScilK, of
Delroll. Mich., says: "They resulted
my appellle when impairei!, relleied
me of a bloated reeling ami .aii..e,l a
I'l.-asaut and sallsractory luovemcil
if Ihe bowels." Drlce 2.', ('"ins. Smil
I'leii free. Hamilton Drug Co.
-u-
.M 1,1,1. Ai-i'lve
SK WYOItK. Aug. 111. Twelve
ni,Tlniu allili'les, who iai'ticlpalid
HI Ihe Olympic games, arrived here
loih.y. 'I'liey were met at the wharl'
liy a great crowd and given an ova
il, in. They will be gnosis at a for
mal reception tills evening. .
IHai'i-hocn Ciii-i-iI.
"My father has ror years been
l rouble, I wllh diarrhoea and tried ev
ery mi-aliK possible (o erfocl n cure,
wllhoilt avail." writes John II. Zlrkle
or I'lillippl. W. Ya.. "He saw Cham
lierlalns Colic, cholera and lliar-
' l lleimilv ailverllsed In I'lill
ippl H. -puhll, an and decided lo tri
ll. The result Is one bollle cured
him mid lie has not suffered with Ihe
disease tor eighteen mouths. Ilo
foie taking tills remedy he was a
,-oiiMtant siitTerer. He is now sound
and well, and although sixty yenrs
old. can do as much work as a young
man." Sold by Hamilton Drug Co.
I " i 1 1 , 1 1 1 : i Cold Cure Is a guaran
teed ri'iuoily. Quirk and suit', at
1 1 ;l Ml 1 1 0 til's. TK
Call on !' I.i. ns for saddles.
TEA
You can have it food if
you want to.
Or bad if you don't take
care.
Your rrcr rttutni ivat moiar If Ton 4on'l
Uk Scbillioi'i fisil: wt pay inn
Phone CC1, when you want a good
driving rig or saddle horse. Horses
boarded at reasonable rates. Delmar
Dixon. dTF
Patronize Review advertisers.
l-'OIt 8AI.K.
FOR SAI.IO Milch cow. Apply or
phone to It. Ititzniau, Phone 1 r, C a .
da 15
FOR SAI.H Good sized, serviceable
office safe. Apply at the Leon a
Mills Lumber Co's. yard, on Oak
Street, Roseburg. tf
FOR SAI.K A team of horses,
cheap, If taken at once. Inquire
of W. M. Fest, at Mount Nebo
dairy farm. dtf
FOR SALE Practically new 6-rooni
cottage, all modern conveniences.
Will exchange foi Portland prop
erty. Call on L. Kabat, Roseburg.
Oregon. dTF
FOR SALE Good paying" plumbing
and tinning business. Address H.,
care of Review, Roseburg.. tf
KOR SALIC New hay, SO tons ol
No. I cheat. hay and 40 tons ol
oats and barley mixed. No. 1, no
weeds. Apply to G. II . Pitts
Ruckles, Ore. ds.
FOR SALK Without exception, thi
nnest 10-ucre tract In vicinity or
RoHeburg. Only 2 V4 miles rrom
city, Willi fine frontage on bank
of tlmpiiua river; splendid deep,
rich, sandy, river-bottom loam;
about X ucres set to standard var
ieties of apples, pears, peaches and
nwlmits. Somii trees in full
bearing; good building site; smm
fllllillty of land nilh.ining worth
jr.00 and upwards per acre. Price
J2,20. Knay terms If desired
N. 1). McCall, Roseburg, Oregon
dswtf
FOR SALK OR TKAIJH For wood,
a 120-egg Pelaluma Incubator and
a brooder. See Klmer Wlmlierly.
WILL TRADIO Portland s iburban
property for fnrin. Pre'e land
without buildings. Describe fully.
J. Hollisler, Woodstock, Ore. dsw
PKACIllOS FOR SALF, flood
peaches nt 75 cents per box. In
the orchard. Craw-rord and Yel
low SL John varieties. On the S.
D. Sleptieiis place at Kdenbower.
S. P. lliisklrk. SI
WANTED
WANTKD A girl to do g -neral
housework; wages $20. Answer
II. It. 100, Post Olllce. dtr
WANTIOD Plain sewing. Inquire
at Flint's candy store. ila2U
WANTKD A young lady to learn
operating. Apply to manager of
Paclllij Telephone and Telegraph
Co. dtf
WANTKD Al once. 2 or 4 good car
penters. Apply to F. F. Patler
son. Roseburg. da20
WANTKD 20 rigging sllllgers, 10
barkers lor logging camp, $i',0 per
month; 20 lumber pliers, $2. mi a
day; 2 boom men. $2.f0 a day;
contract cutting piling, m. cents
per lineal foot. Address W. II.
West Co., Medrord, Oregon.
DTK
LOST AND 1'OCNI).
LOST A bunch of keys, between
Roseliurg nnd Dixuiiville, name of
John Hast on tag. Finder plense
leave at this olllce.
LOST July 2.MII. n dark blue dotted
silk, parasol. Return to this of
fice and receive reward. dalil
KOIl HKNT.
l-'Olt ItKNT -Six-room house; dose
In; bath. Iiniulre at tills ohVc. If
FOR HKNT flood olllce rooms In
Abraham building. Apply to .1.
A. Iltlclianan. tf
FOR HKNT - Two housekeeping
rooms, furnished or unfurnished.
Apply at tlrsl house ininieillali'ly
east of blacksmith shop on lower
Oak street. Itosoburir. tf
NOTICK TO CRKD1TOHS Having
lost our business by flro. we
peetfuliy ask all persons knowing
themselves Indebted to ns to settle
as soon as possible. T. J. WIL
LIAM9 SON. Wilbur Or. tf
A TALE OF PORTO RICO
Curious Story of the Haunted
Sentry Box.
1 "(let the Habit!"
Theatre. Inc.
The Crei-ent
TF
The old, reliable poison oak rem
cry; Marslers.' Guaranteed to cure.
LIGHT ON THE OLD LEGEND.
WHEN
YOU
WANT
I SHOES
That will Suit You,
That will Last You,
That Will FIT You
As long as you wear Shoes, buy them of
R. L STEPHENS
i:rusii: ik .m:it d i ink hhim k.u. roseujrc, or.
One of the Many Mysterious Disap
pearances Krom Fort San Cristobal
Accounted For by the Revelation of
the Lost One Himself.
WrllliiK i tho .lounml of the Mili
tary Service Institution, Citptuln Ar
thur P. S. Hyrtt of Ihe coast nrtlllery
tells tills etir'aUH story of "the hnunt
m1 gentry Imx" of Tort Kan Crlstnhal.
ihe a nc lent Spanish hullt fortress
which guards the entrance to San
fuati, Porto Iilco:
"A uutiiber of pietureRtiie sentry
!oxeH built of nmsoury nuil appearing
:il;e minarets are placed at points of
iautaj.:e In and around tlie fort. One
f these on tlie sea front, and reached
n!y through a lon and dark tunnel
from the Interior of the fort. 1h pop
linrly known as I.a Ourttii del Diablo
r (he devil's senjry box. UMUally. nl
houtrh Incorreetly, tniiislatcd the
uiuuh'd Kenlry I mx. '1'hls name wna
;lven to it liy the SianiHh soldiers for
ihe reason that a muuler of sentries
itationed there disappeared In a most
nysterlous manner and were never
ijr ihi heai'd frotn.
"An Anierlenn olllcer was once on
duty that took him Into the remote In
terior of the Island, and while spend
ing one nifrht Iu a small settlement he
(MiKa-jed in eon versa! ion with a mini
her of the Inhabitants of the place
One old man. on learning that the of
ficer was stationed at Tort San Cris
tohal. became especially Interested mid
In tho co'.:iv.e or tin convui;ation told
the following story:
" I used to be u soldier In the Span
ish army and was stationed nt Fort
Man Cristobal. A number of soldiers
while on sentry duty had mysteriously
disappeared from the sentry box down
by the sea. and we had all become
convinced that It was haunted by the
devil, who. we thought, used to come
ami steal the soldiers away.
" 'One stormy niht It fell to my
lot to k (,n duty In the devil's sentry
tox. as we called It, at midnight, and
It was with some doubts and mlsIv
Iurs that I went with the corporal of
the Ruard and relieved the former sen
try. When they left me I listened to
the hi Hind of their foot f nil reverberat
ing from the walls and ceil in u of the
dark and narrow passage, ever grow
ing fainter ami fainter as they reced
ed, until finally the noise of the storm
and the sea completely drowned It.
and I was left alone with the mad ele
incuts.
" 'It was n mad nlht nnd one well
calculated to add to the feeling of awe
'hat the devil's sentry box always In
stilled Into the man on duty there nt
ultfhr.
" 'Presently my nt tent Ion was at
tracted by some lights In a small tav
ern on the shore below the fort, where
many of us were wont to no when off
duty for n ulass of rum. Then I bc
ffnn to think that 1 mlht le nMe ti
climb down over the rocks to the
shore. et a jrtass of rum nt the tav
ern and return to my post.
" 'The more I thought of It the more
determined I was to ir so finally.
leavliiR my rlile nnd 1kU In the sentry
bo, 1 climbed over the wall and down
on to the nicks and so made my way
with creat labor and (ICHeiilty and iu.
little danger to the little house, where
tlie occupants were tuaklnu merry
with daming and drinking. I soon
fell to and enjoyed myself with tliein.
"'When one Is dancing with a fair
senorita he sometimes forgets the pas
sage of time, as I did on that fatal
night, and not until long after I oVloi-k
did I ticgin to think of returning to
my post. Then, realizing that the cor
poral had made his inspection and had
found me gone from tuy post and
with my rltle and lielt left liehlud. I
saw only n court utartl-i! mul the gar
rote staring me In the face, for In
those days for n sentinel In the Span
ish army to 0,11 It his post meant sure
death, even In peace.
"'To go back was out of the ques
tion. There was only one tiling left
for me to do, nnd that was to desert.
My heart Hank within me. If I should
Ik? captured, the same fate would N
meted out to me; but. 1 reasoned. If I
were to go back the fate would be n
certainty, whereas If I deserted at
least I hail a chance of keeping out
of sight of the authorities. I deserted
ami In-fore morning was out of the
city and on the way to tlie moun
tains. "'1 have lived In thU little h unlet
for ears and have never Uvn back to
(tie eaplta! since that day. nor have t
ever loid my story to a single soul un
til tonight, but now that the Spuui.irds
are gone I n longer fear for my life.'
"Thus we have the story of Ihe dev
il's sentry Nn fr"in one of the very
men who 0 mysteriously dUappenrcd
from It. and It would seem to t prob
able tli.it the other disapH-aranres
could Ik- accounted for In a similar
manner wen- the truth known, tjuieu
saNV"
Captain Hyde mentions an Interest
ing faet that. 11 It hough for centuries
Porto Itleo was considered the legiti
mate prey of fnvlooters and was nt
taeked at various times by regularly
org;! nixed expeditious of the l!nglish
and the Iutch during times tf w:ir.
with more or less success. Port Kl
Morro has neer Ueu captured by nn
etiemy. nnd Its only surrender was to
the Americans, together with the sur
render of the whole island.
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What makes our
business grow?
It's because we treat
the people right.
Some merchants in their attempt to lead iu
prices often buy inferior goods but that is some
thing that this conipauy does not do.
Our courteous treatment, the superior quality
of our goods and the right prices is what is bnild
ing up our business every day.
If you are not a regular customer place a trial
order and be convinc :d.
Yours for a square deal,
I Alton S. Frey & Co
I GROCERS
Phones 2)1. amlVil Successors'to J.'F.Barker'&'Co. "
AUTOMOBILE
FOR SALE!
9 Rebuilt, all working parts in good condi
tion. A bargain for some one.
H.W.ALTH AUS & SONS
Cor. Cass & Rose Sts., Roseburg, Ore.
WANTED $1'000-00 WORTH of 2nd Hand
goods at
Bradley's Second Hand Store !
9 I handle both new and second hand goods. Try my
prices on harness. You will find that I am right.
A. D. Bradlev. - - The 2nd irsr Man
Phone loss
All Work Guaranteed
H. C. RITZMAN
UP-TO-DATE PLUMBER
Let me make an estimate on your work. Steam and
hot water a special!-.
Foot of Jackson St. Repar Work Neaty Don(J
ROSEBURG MEAT MARKET
H. D. MAY. Prop.
Fresh and Cured Meats of all kinds
Fish and Poultry '
We know how to cut mpnt to get the hest results In cooktne Thnro
Is more In the rutting that most people believe. We may be termed er
perls In our line. Let us prepare your Sunday roast, nnd you will h
ronvlmed. We want your trade. ' " b8
Special l-rce Delivery. Phone 1.U1 Wp uy
Shop on Sheridan Sir wt, Xenr the Depot.
PltKTTY CITS.
and pretty pictures don't do a man
much gm.d If he's hungrv unless
the pretty ruts are well selected cuts
of choice beef. lamb, mutton or ham
That s what we suiiply good meats,
properly cut. boned and trimmed,
and we would like to supply your
larder. Our prices, as well as our
meals, will suit you.
The Economy Market
Oeo. Kuhlhflfrcn, Prop.
HIGH GRADE PLUMBING
At S. K. Sykes HorAure SWre. Phone 251. An Vrk Cuarantc4
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Uravlty Is only the tiark of wisdom,
tut It ireKTves It. Confuvlu.
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