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TO PIANO
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 the five (5) pianos re
maining from the first carload of fourteen (14).
The regular Portland and San Francisco prices
on these goods are marked plainly, and after this
sale these prices will he strictly maintained. Jn
addition to Mr. l'urr's special introductory con
cession in price of 15 per cent, Mr. Fitzsininisons
with make a further reduction which cannot
help hut tempt the most conservative huyer.
There are But Five Pianos Led
of the first carload of fourteen. If you haven't
figured on buying a Piano for the next two years,
it will pay you to buy right now. You can pay
part cash, and the balance will be made on
terms to suit your convenience. It is the chance
of a lifetime to purpchase a genuine, High (irade
I'iano at the regular juice of a Medium (irade
l'iano.
Burr's Music House,
NOTICE:
Mr. Fitsimnions will be in attendance bolh days
and evenings- to demonstrate the remarkable
tone qualities of the instruments.
LOCAIj NKWN.
Cnll tin K. Lung for harness.
"(let tliu Iliiuilt" Tim Crescent
Tlli'lltre. 10c. TK
Ladies' tallurcd sulla for Kail have
Jiml arrived at II. Marks Co. lxw
Ladies' tailored suits for Fall have
Junt arrived al II. Murks Co. iIhw
Certulu anil speedy euro for poison
oak. Marutortr poison oak remedy.
"(it't the llublt."
Theatre, lite.
"(let the llalilt!
Theatre, llle.
The
Credent
TK
Orc.-li'eiit
The
I'l'-
lleforu Koine rmniiliiK Kel a hot lie
of Marsters' poison oak remedy. TK
Phone 661, when you want a good
driving rig or saddle horse. Horses
boarded at reasonable rates. Helmar
Dixon. dTK
m " 'esteiaettetisteetatteeeteiet'
The Birth Stone for August
MOONSTONE
hjv, il,,m ,,IW.i vH.. y. M in ne,t ,! t iiiiioiiutfit. Sn OiirWIn.
t'sll lliil kc uiii Utnl ..I.MI.I hl'v.,.,,., wti .-1 hv J.i.t rfl.. d Th. ro
r omr U'iillliil .li'.ieii. iik tliem. I hi "Sf It,,,,.- . ,(. ,,. I.t drmau l i
lu our meeliMii tent l paitmiMit irm ho I'ii.'n
Oar Only loiclilly la W.lch H. pn I rl r.
J. T. BRYAN, Roseburg, Oregon
W. II. HSIIKIt, I'm. J. II. IIOOI'II, Vlee-l-rtn. J. M. I IIHOM:, Hit.
The Douglas County Abstract Company
yucttfssor to F. K. Alley.
Abstract of Title Kurnlnhe.l. TIM. -a (.unranterd.
I.rikI OHUe I'rat'ilro Spfchilly. Safety 1.,(k.u lu- for Kent.
Timber LauilB liouglit and Snhl. i,nmi st r(, f,.r Su!o.
Ktal Klutt an ItiHurniit-r.
I'aprr PmiHrly l'r.ml fi.r KlIltiK on (mtrriiniii.t IjhhK
Tow iuIi I p Mnm, Hliowhift Varant ..aim)., f nl Tiiwi.tlilM in thr
ItoM'burir IjiiiiI ItUtrLt. r.a ftir..... .....i.
Offlr I'n.lrr I'. H. lm (nir.
BUYERS
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Coiiulllu Herald: Mrs. YV. V.
(iiitio ri'tiirni'il homo Krliliir from
rorllHliil. where she has been for sev
eral wooUh In a lumpitul for ircnt
nii'iil. She Is innch liupnivcil mill
feels better than she hits for several
Ideal step-ladders, camp cuts, dry
Iiir trays, all klmlH or fruit lioxes.
door ami window frames made to or
der; pi-lees rraHomilile. See the
filmic man at .tlci'liiii'.v's North slile
I riunliiK .Mill. Mall orders prompllv
: tilled. 2 2
"Hail dyspepsia or Indigcstlnu for
years. No appetite, and hat I did
eat distressed tne tenihly. Iturdoek
Hlood Hitters cured tne." .1. II.
Walker, Suuhury. Ohio.
The llevlpi
always leads.
ItOSFHI HO, Mltl (JON.
wokks uondkks.
Wonderful Coiiiuutid Cures Piles,
Ki'ina. Hkiu Itchiug, Hit lu
Kru)tlniit. Cuta and
ItruiHeH.
Doan's Olntmunt 1b the beat Bkin
trcutiiiciit, and the chcapuut, because
bo little Ib retiulred to cure, it cures
(illeH after yearn of torture. It curen
obstlnute canes of eczema. It cures
all skin it'rhlng. It cures akin eru
tlonu. It heals cuts, bruiiiea.
Hcratchea and abrasions without
leuvliiK a Bear. It cures permanent
ly. KoHebut'K teHtiinony proves It.
Mrs. G. W. Kezartee, Flint St.,
KoBeburK. Ore., says: "For some lit
tle time I was annoyed by an Irri
tation on my nose. Hornet lines it
was badly Inflamed and became raw
and Bore. I tried a number of rem
edieH but nothing cured me until I
read about Doan's Ointment and got
a box at A. C. Ma raters & Co's. druij
store. The ilrst application gave re
lief and I felt no more of the Irritat
ing affliction. I consider Doau'a
Ointment the fin est remedy to be ob
tained for any skin disease.'
For Bale by all dealers. Price 50
cent. Forster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, Bole agents for the United
States.
Kemember the name Doan's
and take no other.
F. A A. M., laurel Lodge No. lS-Hold
niKiilftrmeetluKHODuiIaud Uh Wdae
diynot each month.
U. ;. Or ham, W. U.
N. T. Jbwktt, Hocreurj
AO.O.W, homjourg Ixtagfi No. W Meet
the '2nd mud 4th Mouilaya of cb muot)
at 7:Mj p. m., In the Fureitunr A'
oumlwn lu good tRinlhiK art) tuvHeil to a.
Uud J. W. Dow ill, If. W.
K U. Lbnoz. Kcorder.
BP. O. HI.KH, KoMburg botige, rto.Saft-HoIdi
roguUr cuniiniiiilCBtloiiii at the Klks
1'uinple ou '2nd and 4th Thumdayg of u li
month. All Diumbeni rfqueiUnl to attci d
regularly, atid all vlalting brotburi are cordi
ally luvlted to attend.
K. I,. I'ABIIOTT, K K.
0o. W. 3Tai,iy. nMirUr.
D
KUKKK OK HONOR, Myillo Lodge No. 13-
Aireu iuatua no murMiay ereninn oi
eat'h nimiLh In Vnwaku llall. VlHniiiif
memhum cnr'llally Invited to attund.
illNNIK K. ;iVKNUR, 0, Of II
&. II. Lknoi. Heo.
I. W. Duwkll, Htoelver.
EA'I.KH, Koto burg Acrte meeii In Odd
Kullowit Hall on 2nd and 4th Monday eveD
lutt it each month, at g n' clock. V lilt
ing brethteu lu good Handing alway welcome.
O. Ci'LVCR, W. F.,
C. W. Bali.akd. Bee.
FOK A..:ourt IlougiaB No. XI Foreaten ol
America, mcout each Tuenday evuulug ll
KoruHUirit' llall . Visiting tirotheri al
wayi wtiicome, W, J. Bhakd, 0. B.
K. H.Lkkox, Keo. bee.
K. V. Uoovia.l'hyilcian
10. O. P., KlHiiigHtarldgo No. 171, mecti In
lil FcIIiiwh' 'l'cmile uvery Friday uvuulug.
VlHlt ng brwllieri'ii hIwhvh welcome.
K. N. Kwart, N. to.
F. to Micbi.li, U. S.
M. Fli'KLK, F. H.
IO. O. V., I'hlU'tnrlitn UhIku No. 8 Mftts In
Odd Fi'llnw.'IViii'firntT o( Jackwui mid
('an rttrticlt. on Htiiurdny evening of each
tvi-i'k. Mi'iuln'tH of l he or d it In good nlnndmg
Hru Invited loatli'iid.
J. ". tlooHNHW, N.O.
N. T. Jkw.it, K. S.
10. (. F , Union KiH-tmipuieiit No. 9- Met In
In Odd Fellowti' 'IVrnale on the tut and .Ird
ThiirndHy cvfiilngM of cuch month. Visit
ing lirclhi'iun nlwuyti widconii',
11 O. Lkwih, (.'. K
J. O. tioouNOW, Hcrlue.
K
OF P.. Alpha Inlge No. 47 Meet every
WiHlio-Mlay In . O. O. F. llall, al 7::W p.m.
Mi'inbtTh lu gobd ntaiidliiic are Invited to
iilli'iid.
i.KN V. WlMHKKLT, U. C.
L. A. HANtrtliAltY, K. It. H.
KO. T. M., 1'rolerlloii Tent No. l.S-lloldn
rcgnliir int'cttni on every Wtilnettday
tilKlil in MaNl 'n Hall. All vlHltlng
iiu'tutrs in giHwl Handing are Invited lo at
tend. P. F. Pntteraon, Com.
U. W. Kai'i, It. K.
LO. T. M., KoKt-lMirg Hive No. 11- Hnldl
n-giiUr review on every 1'iienday nfier
iiuon hi o'clock In the MhcchIh-o IUI1.
H'Nl.Ti o( ollieri lllveit vlHltlng lu Hie city are
cordially invited to attend our reviews.
Mkh. ('. H ItONKHKAKK, Com.
Mhh. J Kiwi Kavi', K. K.
MOIIKKS WOOIIMF.N tF A M KKIl'A, Myrtle
t'Hiup No. utw meets on ihe wcond and
(on rih WedneKdHHo( every inouth 111 Ihe
KorrenieiH' llall. Trnvellni Nelghltoraare etir
dlitlly invited lo vlMt our t'amp.
A. v. Makmtickn, Conmil,
A. Hai.jtman, t'lerk.
MOl.KHN ItKOTHKKHOni) OP "AMKI1ICA
ItoHelmrg lAdge No. W.t MiH'tt every Jutl
and lib IliiirKday tn Mai-cabee Temple.
Vint tin uii'iiiber alviavx welcome.
Kvklvn Hchivkh. I'reafdeut
Hkhtiia WHiiiliT. Sec re l a ry.
0
K. H., Konflur Chapter No Holdnthelr
regnliir meeting ou Ut and ;ird TlmrNduyH
in each Moiiih. Viniung meuilM-m In
Mm I. WoM.NHRHii. W. M.
Khks Joiinmin, Hevretary
N (i , Co. Separate Haltallon Meebi
every 1 tmrdn eveultg al the Armory
Hall Hi o'clock. '
11 C. SLocm, Captain.
KltKK Alls. lUfirliurg Kohcktth ..-.K-e. No.
ll. . O . k. Meet lu Odd F- Mowp'
'leniple every I'ncsdK y evening. YUltiiif
tlnlert Hlid brethren tuvlled to attend.
Mkh. MtiiuiK KnnHToN N.O.
Mkn. n?ki-iiknn, Bevretary.
WOMKN iF WOOlM'IHfT. I line Circle No.
I t M.t t on 11 mid .ird Moudav evening
ol ch h tnomh al odd Fellow' 1UII
Vinitng inenihcru in gool mandlug are lu
VtUd to ailel.d.
FI.OHRNCR IUKIWN1 0. N.
Claha Hokxn, Clerk
WiiOHMKN OF THK Weill 1.0. tk CRtnp No.
l.V Mectn t the Odd Fellova Hll In
Kosel-uig, erery lit atid :(rd Monday
evenings. Vtiltlug neighbor alnHva welcome.
K. N. Fa rt C. C.
J. M Tn ron r, clerk.
WHEN
YOU
WANT
SHOES
That
That
That
As long as you wear Shoes, buy them of
R. L. STEPHENS
KXCM'SIVt: DKAI.KII IX KIXK KOOT-WKAK. ROS1LOR.C, OR.
TEA
Not 1 in 1000 who buy
Schilling's Best wants the
money.
Your rrectr r.turnf roar monty U m Amm'i
ttko Scbilliar'i bi: w. pa, biia.
Eugene Reglmer: H. Hurtzheim,
against whom the chief of police H&ytt
proceedings were about to be com
menced for running a blind pig In a
certain residence on south Pear)
street, concluded it would be better
to move on and it is said he bought
tickets to Minnesota and left with his
wife yesterday.
Patronize Review advertisers.
FOR BALE.
KOK SALE Milch cow. Apply or
phone to II. ltltziuau, i'bone 1569
- da!5
FOK SALE Good sized, serviceable
office safe. Apply at the Leona
Mills Lumber Co's. yard, on Ouk
Street, Koseburg. tf
FOR SALE 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-room
cottage, ail modern conveniences.
Will exchange for Portland prop
erty. Call on L. Kabat, Roseburg.
Oregon. dTF
FOR SALE Without exception, tin:
finest ID-acre tract lu vicinity of
Roseburg. Ouly 2 V4 miles from
city, with fine frontage on bank
of Umpqua river; splendid deep.
rich, sandy, river-bottom loam
about 8 acres set to standard var
ieties of apples, pears, peaches and
awluuts. Some trees In full-
bearing; good building site; same
quality of land adjoining worth
$.r00 and upwards per acre. Price
$2,200. Easy terms If desired
N. D. McCall, Roseburg, Oregon
dswtf
FOR SALE OR TRADE For wood,
a 120-egg Petaluina Incubator aud
a brooder. See Elmer Wlmberly.
WILL TRADE Portland siburban
property for farm. Prefe- land
without buildings. Describe fully.
J. HolllBter, Woodstock, Ore. dsw
EACHES FOR SALE Good
peaches at 75 cents per box, in
the orchard. Crawford and Yel
low St. John varieties. On the S.
I). Stephens place at Edenbower.
S. P. Ilusklrk. SI
WANTED
WANTED A girl to do
housework; wages $20.
II. It. 100, PoBt Office.
general
Answer
dtf
Inquire
da 20
WANTED Plain sewing,
at Flint's candy store.
WANTED A young lady to learn
operating. Apply to manager of
Pacific Telephone nud Telegraph
Co. d tf
WANTED At once, 3 or 4 good car
penters. Apply to F. F. Patter
son, HoHcburg. da20
WANTED 20 rigging sllngors, 10
buckers for logging enmp, $ti0 per
month; 20 lumber pliers, $2.00 a
day; 2 boom men, $2.50 a day;
contract cutting piling, 1 M: cents
per lineal foot. Address W. H.
West & Co., Medford, Oregon.
DTF
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST A bunch of keys, between
Roseburg and Dixonville, name of
John Rast on tag. Finder please
leave at this office.
LOST July 2 r. t h . n dink blue dolled
silk parasol, Return to this of
fice nud receive reward. dal9
LOST On Sunday. Aug. 2. between
the Alley farm in Garden Valley
and Roseburg, a blnck whalebone
buggy whip. Reward for return
to Review office.
FOR KENT.
FOR RENT Six-room house; close
In; bath. Inquire at this office, tf
FOR RENT Good office rooms In
Abraham building. Apply to J.
A. Huchanall. tf
FOR RENT Two housekeeping
rooms, furnished or unfurnished.
Apply at first house Immediately
east of blacksmith shop on lower
Oak street. Rosetnirg. tf
NOTHT5 TO CIIKDITORS Having
lost our business by fire, we res
pectfully ask all persons knowing
themselves Indebted to us to settle
as soon as possible. T. J. WII,
LIAMS SON. Wllhur Or. tf
will Suit You,
will Last You,
Will FIT You
THE OIIKGON SF.NATORSIIIP.
Albany Herald, Rep.: When the
election polls closed on the night of
the first day of June, 1908, the ques
tion of whether a republican or a
democrat should represent Oregon In
the United States senate for six years
to succeed Senator Fulton, was defi
nitely settled. The campaign was
made mainly on Statement No. 1,
which in reality was nothing more
than whether the people of this
state democrats and republicans,
socialists and prohibitionists should
choose their United States senators
or continue to permit the legisla
ture to select that official, without
any regard for the people's wishes
and demands.
The people by 1500 more than a
majority for Gov. Chamberlain over
Hon. II. Al. Cake by their ballots de
cided they wanted Gov. Chamberlain.
The Herald supported Mr. Cake loy
ally before the primary in prefer
ence to Senator Fulton, and it used
its Influence for the republican nom
inee In the general election. Hut
the majority preferred our chief ex
cutive. We believe the people should
elect United States senators by a di
rect vote, consequently we advocated
Statement No. 1. The Herald, there
fore, would be derelict to its duty as
a newspaper, and greatly stultify it
self did it not now advocate and
plead for Gov. Chamberlain's ratifi
cation, as demanded by the people of
this state last June.
We, of course, are cognizant of the
motive which prompted the old re
publican "machine" politicians to
knife Mr. Cake, who defeated their
choice, and vote for Governor Cham
berlain. Hut the motive of the dis
gruntled opponents of the people's
rule does not enter Into the matter.
A majority of the members of the
legislature VOLUNTARILY ' TOOK
UPON THEMSELVES THE OBLI
GATION to vote for the candidate
for United States senator who receiv
ed the popular vote of the people In
the June election.
There will be, and. perhaps, al
ready Is, great pressure brought to
bear upon legislators to Influence
them to perjure themselvxes and vio
late their pledge to the people upon
gauzy and flimsy pretexts but these
alleged arguments are merely sub
terfuges offered by machine politic
ians to execute their plans and pur
poses when they voted for Gov.
Chamberlain and defeated their own
nominee the choice of the major
ity of the republicans in Oregon.
Commenting upon these conditions
the Medford Tribune quite pointedly
says:
"There Is nothing sacred about a
political party. In a big city the or
ganization consists of nmbitious office-seekers,
big bwlncss interests
wanting special favors, dive-keepers
and toughs. In the country, petty
grafters take the place of the dive
keepers. There is always a boss who
waxes wealthy without visible menns
of support.
"Hack of the party Is always the
boss; back of the boss Is the corrupt
ing corporation what Is there
sacred about a party? How is It a
crime for republican legislators to
fulfill their pledges to the people by
voting for a senator the people want,
and how could It be meritorious to
violate sacred pledges and wear the
mantle of dishonor to please the cor
porations in the background?
"When a political party Is fnlth
less to the people from whom It ob
tains Its existence, nnd the people
find It out. then that party Is doom
ed. And If the discredited republi
can party leaders of Oregon, led by
the foolish Fulton and the jaundiced
editor of the Oregonian, do not cease
their counsel of reaction, repudia
tion and dishonor, their advocacy of
the betrayal of the people, then the
republican organization In Oregon is
doomed, for the people will have
none of those who flagrantly betray
them."
Another (iinhI Mun (tone Wrong
He neglected to take Foley's Kid
ney Cure at the first signs of kid
ney trouble, hoping it would wear
away, and he was soon a victim of
llrlght's disease. There Is danger In
delay, but if Foley's Kidney Cure is
taken at once the symptoms will dis
appear. Ihe kidneys are strengthened
and you are soon sound and well. A.
U. Ilass, of Morgantown, 1ml., had
to get up ten or twelve times In the
night, and had a severe backache and
pains In the kidneys, and was cured
by Foley's Kidney Cure. Red Cross
Pharmacy.
NORMAL SCHOOLS
Do You Intend to Become Teacher
The Orvjon Stale Normal Schools
at Ashland. Monmouth ami WVston,
onVr exceptional iiuluo'inents to
students projuirintr to ttat-h.
For oatolotfiu or other information,
addreiw the presidents of the re
spective schools, or
C. L. STARR,
Secretary of the Board, at Salem.
Orepm.
In order to keep well posted dur
ing the political rampaign you should
read The Commoner. To any old or
new subscriber to The Review who
pays his subscription for a year In
advance, we will send The Commoner
; free durlnr the campaign.
I REVIEW PUBLISHING CO..
Roseburg, Oregon.
"Get the Habit!
Theatre. 10c.
The Crcs'-ent
TF
What makes our I
business grow? 1
H
H H
g It's because we treat H
tt tt
? the people right. g
Some merchants in their attempt to lead iu
prices often buy inferior goods but that is some-
thing that this company does not do.
H Our courteous treatment, the superior quality
tt of our goods and the right prices is what is build
iug up our business every day.
t If you are not a regular customer place a trial t
J order aud be couvincid.
tt Yours for a square deal, jj
Alton S. Frey&Col
H GROCERS
Phones 201. and;.Vl Succeswr:to J.yBorker &;Co. tt
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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 SI
j Bradley's Second Hand Store
fl I handle both new and second hand goods. Try my
prices on harness. You will find that I am right.
A. D. Bradley, - -
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Phone 1 05s
H. C. RITZMAN
UP-TO-DATE PLUMBER
If Let me make an estimate ou your work. Steam aud
hot water a specialty.
Foot of Jackson St. Repalr Wofk NMty
ROSEBURG MEAT MARKET
H. D. MAY. Prop.
Fresh and Cured Meats of all kinds
r nn ana roultry
We know how to cut meat to get the best results in i
Is more In the cutting that most people believe We n h her8
perts in our line. Let us prepare your Suminv . ter"ied ex-
convinceii. We want your trade.
SHiial Free Ik-Ilvery. Phone 1:141
Shop on Sheridan
HIGH GRADE PLUMBING
GLEN D. NEGLEY o
At S. K. Sykes Hardware Store. Phone 251 an ...
work CuaranteH
The old. reliable poison oak rera
ery; Marsters.' Guaranteed to cure.
'000.00 WORTH of 2nd Hand
goods at
The 2nd vs Man
i
All Work Guaranteed
, J
u oa '1U be
Strwl, xfar lc ,((pt
1'KKTTV TTS.
and pretty pictures dnn'f a
much good If hT. h,? n,a"
the pre,,,- cuts .r ,,, T"""1'"
of choice bf lamb n ,,u eC,'d cu,a
That's what " or
Properly cu.:"'"""..
and we would like .n (r,lmD"''l.
'"der. Our priced.
meat,, will ult Vou We" aa ""
The Economy Market