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I LOCAL NEWS. Call on F. Long (or harness. "Get the Habltl" The Crescent Theatre. 10c. , TF . "Get the Habit!" The Crescont . Theatre, 10c. TK lerry fcdgur, of North Myrtle ' Creek, Is In the city for a short visit. Certain and speedy cure for poison oak. Marsters' poison oak remedy. "Get the Habit." The Crescent Theatre. 10c. TK before going camping get a bottle of MamterB' poison oak remedy. TF Carl A. Carlson Is here from Port land to make final proof on a tim ber land claim in this county. Phone 661, when you want a good driving rig or saddle horse. Horses boarded at reasonable rates. Delmar Dlion. dTF Uiant Clayton and W. Pettlt leave Saturday for Marshfleld to attend the district fair. County Clerk K. II. Lenox may go over also. "Had dyspepsia or Indigestion for years. No appetite, and what I did eat distressed me terribly. Burdock Wood Hitters cured me." J, H. i Walker, Sunbury, Ohio. Medford Tribune: Hilly Hodson left today for Crater Lake, expect ing to cover the entire distance of 87 miles this afternoon and evening. 'Accompanied b yhis mechanic, . he 1 went in the 22-horse power, two-cy-i' lindi r llulck In which he niuiln hit ( famous KoHcburg record. Frank Woodward and daiiKbter, Mlsa Anna, of Montnuu, are visiting at Kdenbower at the home of his : brother, Sidney N. Woodward. ' Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Clemens and 1 son, of Jamestown, N. I)., aro vlslt- lug at the home of Mrs. Clemens' . uncle, H. N. Cobb, at Kdenbower. Frank. I. Nelkle, who committed suicide In Medrord, Wednesday, was 'In Roseburg a few months ago look ' Ing for a suitable location for a .clothing Btore. Later ho went to ) Medford with the lame idea in view. ; County Judge Wonucott received ' word last evening that about one half of the IGO-foot approach to the1 riMK ureek bridge In the town of iMKion nad collapsed. He Inime- idiately summoned County Hrldge nunuer k. Jennie, who was working at Ten Mile, and Bent him to Klkton tins morning with three of his crew to repair the bridge. The collupso was uue 10 ine weakening of the foundation by the freshet of lust winter. Mlsa Lylllh Moore, tho dramatic reader, will give an up-to-date recltnl In comedy at the Melrose school huuso, Wednesday evening, August 20th. There will be an Ice cream social In connection, the proceeds of which will be used for blinds and oilier repairs to the school house. Miss Moore Is a pupil or Marlon Low ell, of New York city. lOverybody Invlled. Admission 25 cents, chil dren 15 cents. w Chronic Diarrhoea Relieved, Mr. Edward K. Henry, with tho United BtntcB Express Co., Chicago, unto: "Our gonoral superintend en'. Mr. Quick, h.imled me a boit.e of Cliamberlaln'B Colic, Cholera an I Diarrhoea Remedy some time agi to cheek an attack of tho old chronic diarrhoea. I havo used It since that time and cured many on our trains who have beon sick. I am nn old soldier who served with Rutherford H. Hoycs and William McKlnley four years In the 23rd Ohio It.unf at, and havo no ailment except ihr-nic dlnnhoea which this remedy sMpn at once." For said hv i,.n.,.. Drug Co. Really needing the money Is a great cure for B(ueamlKhncsa. I W. 11. FI.HIIKR, !,,. j, n lie XKr llt Vlce-I'res. J. M. TIIIIO.NK, Sec. The Douglas County Abstract Company Successor to F. E. Alley. 1 1A,!?t1 T'"8 ''''"""I'wl. Titles Guaranteed. Lai d Oltlce Practice a Specialty. Safety Deposit Jtoxes for Rent. Umber Lands Bought and Sold. Land Scrip for Sale. Real Estate nod Insurance, rapm ProHTly Prepared for l'lllng on (ioveriiiiient Ijuids. Township Map,, Showing Vacant I .in f Town i n. Itoschurg Ijuid District, fid Cents Kuril. ....'?' r'"'':r. V: "' "''h-"- HOSKIUmtl. Olti:i(). The Birth Stone for August MOONSTONE V htve iliftn In eilill slow Oliiilir. vetlc y, Moiuitcl 1 our leu"! iifttttrtii In !r lu our ne.'li.Mc.l Of nrlm.ui ... h.x .. ncT. I.I.- 11,,,; 0r O.I, s .ol.llr . Wch R.pirln( J. T. BRYAN, Roseburg, Oregon 1 KOO.M FI LL OF BOOTY. 'Frisco Police Capture Man Wlio Held . up Tillamook btugc. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 19. Matt Jackson, held In connection with the holdup of 10 lumbermen near Mill ing City, Aug. 10, will be luken lo Chlco today by Sheriff lliicliaiinn. The loot found in JackHou's room here at Hie lime of Ills capture, which lias been Identified as belong ing to the men held up, will also be taken to Chico as evidence. The local police have ideiitlhcd Jackson as an old orrcniler wlih a number of convictions against his name. He Is Identified by checks and postal-orders in his pohhcshIoii us the highwayman who held up the Tillamook stage, in Oregon in July. Among the great iuaiitily of loot dis covered by the peace olllce are many checks on banks at Tillamook, tuken from the mull sacks of the singe robbed at that time. From other plunder Hie police believe they will be able to connect Jucksou with enough highway robberies and the like to brand lilin as one of the bold est and most desperate criminals captured In many a day. FOR SALK Pedigreed Scotch col lie puppies, Jli.OO to $15 euch. II. . K. Metcalf, Cottage Grove, Ore ! gon. swtf An energetic single young man of good habils can learn of a traveling position where ho can leuni n good business with chnuccB of promotion, by writing to F. II. Gilliam, Koso burg. swlw NOTH'F, TO SCHOOL CLIOUKS. In nil districts where teachers have been employed fur the coming term, the clerk will pitman forward to my olllce ut once the contracts. This Is a requirement of Ihc law, that I may be able to tell v. hut schools have vacancies. TIUIKMAN CHANICY, sw2t Co. School Supt. STRAYED OR STOLEN Red muley cow, some white on belly mid right leg; horse shoe brand on right hip: crop In left ear; small bell on; last seen near Myrtle Creek Aug. I I ; suitable reward for return to J. F. Hoover, Myrtle Creek. sw Habitual Constipation I lay wicrmaiwtlh ouTcomcbypronci personal rjjorts viliithc assistance c Die one truly-ljoiiejicio.1 laxative remedy, Syrup oJrigR and" t,lirojScmi, Jvriich enables one tojorm regular Kobitft daily so that assistance ft na ture may be gradually liScliRcpWi) Vn n tto longer neocW as the best of remedies, wlu n roauirol, arc to assist nature a nil not to supplant the halur. of functions, which must depend ulti mately upon proper nourishment, proper effovts.and rifht living generally. To get ils beneficial effects, always buy the genuine Syrup? figsEI ixirtfSemia ' KiemdWturril by Uif California Fig Syhw Co. only SOLD BY ALL LEADINC DRUGGISTS eurtirc only, rgulr price 601 fn Buttle Patronize Revlow advertlsora. siid I' minted r. rwer hi,'1! hari Ju.t errlv.d Th.-re I ihf tj latrnl Ui-miii m Art you Perfectly Sure Tlmt jour glasses lit viMir eves' What dneHii'i lit you right is ns'l, iisdniiiir Kiihout glasses allngcth er. Pclcctivc or .-i I Miorniit I visioi mint l' uiilcil or mischief is sun In fnlln. What the ce ,ls much should I. su,,,H,., , ,.,. charge nothing for n ,,s.llni mil ion. hii h save Mm a of llnnhle later on. A. S. HUEY Jeweler and Optician PKOH-E KNOW TI1KIR KNKM1ES. iU'ul McuuiMK of Defeat ut KlltretlK lxng und Hansbrouli, WASHINGTON, Aug. 19. It can not be properly auld that there Is any natfonul BiKnlflcance in the de feat or Unltwd Ktateu senators llans ItroiiKh, KlttrWlKe and Long, unle it be Unit the downTall of these three men be Indicative of a general de termination of the people to be f. ill, i Hilly represented In congress. This trio went down to defeat for u single reason; every one of these senators betrayed the people he was supposed to represent, and shaped his course in congress to meet the ap proval of corporate Interests, tiuch regarded himself as bigger than his constituency, and each relied upon his machine to keep him in office. Hut lu these uncertain days machines have lost their power, and are of lit tle assistance to men in olllce who have no popular support. Of (lie three defeated Bonators, two were cowards; Kittredge alone had the nerve to pursue a consistent course up to the moment of his de feat, llausbrough, to curry favor, became an eleventh hour convert to Roosevelt ism, and Long, when he saw defeat ahead, forsook his old friends and turned uppealingly to Tuft, the ascending republican lead er. Hut Long und liansbrough were converted too late; their people had no more love for cowardH than for traitors and they were each handed Hie same bitter dose that was prepar ed for the sturdier Kittredge. Itadicals Will Succeed Them. Kuch of these senators will be suc ceeded by a republican, but the three new senators will be anti-corporation men, known as "radicals" in their respective states, and all will be supporters of the Roosevelt-Tatt policies. Had llausbrough, Long and Kittredge been victorious they would have returned to the Aldrich camp In the senate, and would have been as active autl-Taft men as they have previously been niill-Uoosevelt. The elimination of liansbrough, Kitt redge und Long is in the interest of party harmony, and will be of mat erial aid to the Tuft administration If the republicans ure victorious in No vember. llausbrough. Long and Kittredge were sent to the senate by the rail roads, and there they labored to the best of their ability to serve their strongest backers. They also were mindful of other corporate Interests, for "railroad senators" always rallied under the Aldrich banner Aldrich, the friend or the Standard Oil and In matters or legislation corporation Inllueuce In the senate was always concentrated. The "weedlng-out" process has be gun. It will be continued In Wis consin later on, when Senator Steph enson, the richest man in the senate. Is retired at the close of his present short and uneventful term. Stephen son, who was eleciiul to 1111 out the remainder of the Spoouer term, pro mised, when elected, to retire next March. It was only on thin condition that his election became possible. He also promised to act with La Kollette, Hut. when he got a taste of senatorial life, he forgot his promises; he join ed the Aldrich forces and now has announced himseir a candidate for i re-election. As .Mr. LaFoltette Is at present coud net ing things political in Wis consin, Mr. Stephenson's term will expire as orlgually Intended, on March 4. lilO't. and he will he suc ceeded by n man or tho La Follette rather than the Aldrich type. For an Impiiinil Appetite To Improve the appetite strengthen the digestion try j and few dimes of t'hniuberlniu's Stomnch Mid l.lver Tablets. Mr. J. II. Seltj. of Detroit. Mich... says: "They restored my iippelile when impaired, relieved tne of a bloaled feeling and nu.-ied a pli'usitnt and satisfactory moveiiie.it nf the bowels." Price 25 cents. Sam ples free. Hamilton Drug Co. LAZY LIVER "t (nd CiifiMli ao (find that I would not b wlthtiiu tlietu. I w lrtiul.la frl l with loriili) liver ami hxtilirlt. Now tnr taking ''"'" t'nilr Cftthirtie I f1 nry much bailor I lintl rrrtaltiljr rnMunmniiil tlirui in uf (rlaiitla llin tit nipilirtii I imva ar imii." A una. Haitiiet, Oihmru Mill Mo. B, fall Hint. Nui, Beit For Tk. n i CAN trr CATrUKTtC PloaiaM PaUtaM Pnnt, Ta.aU Onod n0M4, Ha.fr iin-ifi,, W . atrn or Orlptt. Itr tie He. Nrtar 1t I 'i Imlk. Tli trnoina labial ilimptJ U C O UuaraiiirwU lo cura wr r' Binr bark. SlPf Hnf Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. tot ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES WHEN YOU WANT SHOES That Tki That As long as you wear Shoes, buy them of R. L. STEPHENS KXCI.I SIVK lKU Ut IX KINK KtHrT-WKAK. ROSILUR.C, OR. LIVE ix kosEblrg. Buy City Lota Now. Some of the finest residence lots In the city, close In, on good streets, ad jacent city water and light. For fu. ther particulars, see Kliuer K Wfm berly, Itofieburg, Oregon Gft busy before the price got'H up. Not "just as good," but tr,. I. eft Jennings bread. Fn delivery. I'houe 63. dtf. TEA We couldn't moneyback tea, if our tea weren't bet ter than tea as you know it. Your fiorcr return, rour money if you doo't Uk.Scuillintf Ht; w. par bun FOR BAI.R. KOH SAl.K A team of horncs, cheap, if taken at once. Inquire of W. M. Fest, at Mount Neho dairy farm. dtf FOR SALE Good sized, serviceable olllce safe. Apply ut the Leona Mills Lumber Cos. yard, on Oak Street, Roseburg. tf PKACHBS FOR SALE Good peaches at 75 cents per box, In the orchard. Crawford and Yel low St. John varieties. On the S. 1). Stephens place nt Edenbower. S. P. Busklrk. SI FOR SALE Practically newsroom cottage, all modern conveniences. Will exchange fot Portland prop erty. Call on L. Kabat, Roseburg. Oregon. dTF FOR SALE OR TRADE For wood, a 120-egg Petaluma Incubator and a brooder. See Elmer Wlmberly. WILL TRADE Portland siburlian property for farm. Pre'e land without buildings. Describe fully. J. Holllster, Woodstock, Ore. dsw WANTED WANTED A girl to do general housework; wages $20. Answer 11. R. 100, Post Olllce. dtf WANTED TO RENT A 4 or 6-room house; must be reasonable; per- mnnent. Address "A", care Re view. A18 WANTED Plain sewing, at Flint's candy store. Inquire du20 WANTED A young ludy to learn operating. Apply to miinngur of Pacific Telephone and Telegraph uo. dtf WANTED At once, 3 or 4 good car peuters. Apply to F. F. Patter son, Rnsebuig. dn20 WANTED 20 rigging Bllngers, 10 buekers for logging rump, J mi per mouth; 20 lumber pliers, $2.00 a duy; 2 boom men, $2. Till n day contract cutting piling, 1 Vt cents per lineal foot. Address W. II West & Co., Medford, Oregon. DTF I.O.ST AND FOUND. I.OhT A bunch of keys, between Roseburg and Dixon vllle. name of John Rnst on tag. Finder please leave at this olllce. LOST Last Friday evening, pos sibly on the enrnlvul grounds, t lady's nugget pin. Finder please return to this olllce or to the Rochdale store. A20 LOST Lady's gold brooch, crescent shape, green emerald gold Mower in center, set with smnll pearl. Finder please leave at this olllce and receive reward. dtf SI R A hi) From Roseburg, Satur day night, Aug. 10, a sorrel marc, weighing between 901) and 1.000 pounds. Finder please return to or notify A. Snlzmnn, Rimehurg. Reward. tf VOR HUNT. FOR HUNT Six-room bouse; close In; bath. Inquire at this olllce. tf FOR RUNT Good olllce rooms In Abraham building. Apply to J. A. lluchnnan. tf FOR RUNT Two housekeeping rooms, furnished or unfurnished. Ari'ly nt first house Immediately east of blacksmith shop on lower Oak street. Roseburg. tf FOR SALE Good paying plumbing and tinning business. Address li ra re of Review, Roseburg. tf NOTICE TO CREDITORS Having lost our business by fire, we res pectfully ask all persons knowing themselves Indebted to us to settle as soon aa possible. T. J. Wit. LIAMS 80N. Wilbur Or. tf wiU Suit You, will Last You,. Will FIT You EBONY WOOD. All of th Qavsral Varieties Ar Hv lr Than Water. Ebony was known and highly es teemed by the ancients as an article of luxury and was used by them fot a vurlety of purposes. In Iudta It Is suld that It was em ployed by kings fur scepters and also for linages. On account of Its sup posed antagonism to polHous It wait used largely for drinking cups. The name ebony Is given to the wood of Beverul varieties of trees. All kinds of ebony are distinguished for their great density and dark color. The wood iu ull varieties is heavier than water. The heaviest varieties are the darkest. The other grades require a considerable amount of ntalnlng to make them black. Kbony is of a uniform color through out and will not show any deteriora tion even from long continued use. There ure three varieties of elony well known In commerce. The ebony from the Gaboon coast of Africa is the darkest The Madagascar ebony is the densest. The Macassur ebony furnish es the largest pieces. It Is sold by weight. Imitations of ebony can always be distinguished by their lighter weight, and the cheaper Imitations can be de tected by merely scratching the sur face. SPECTRAL WARNINGS. The Bloody Mark That Appeared on Cardan's Finger. Who ahull say thut spectral winnings are entirely chimerical? History bus ninny Instances to the contrary. Thus the once well known trugedlnu John PHlnier died on the Htuge at Liverpool. At the same hour and minute u shop man In London, sleeping under a couu ler. sun- distinctly bis shade glide through Ibe shop, open the door und pop Into the st.ivt. 'i'lils mi hour or two Inter be mentioned very coolly, as If .Mr. Palmer himself had been there. Curdun. the noted Italian philoso pher, saw on the ring tlugcr of his right bund the mark of a bloody sword and heard at the same time a voice which bade hhu go to Milan. The red ness progressively Increased until inld ulgbt. Tlie murk then faded gradually aivl disappeared. At that midnight hmir his son was beheaded at .Milan. The father of Dr. lllomliey wus cap tain in an army serving in America. We ure told by Dr. Rudge thut six otllcers 300 miles from his position were visited nfter dinner by tills mod em HiiiKiiio, w ho sat down In n vacuut chulr. One said to hliu. "lllombey. are you mud?" He rose in silence nud slowly glided out ut the door. He was slalu on that duy nud hour. St. .lames' Gazelle. The Wooing of the Woodcock. The wooing of the woodcock Is one of those sights to witness which n lover of nature In all Its uioods will linikc a Journey of miles. The scene Is enacted nt twilight, nud the setting Is of willow or aider bushes whose brunches are Just beginning to show the tender greeu of early spring. Sud denly from the duuip ground n bird form shoots upward like some swamp spirit until it Is outlined ugalusi the gray of the evening sky. Then It circles ulwie the brunches, and the song of the wooing begins. Hidden In the darkness of the thick lower grow th Is the object to which this love song Is directed. The bird above circles per haps u score of times, then drops back to the damp thicket, milking u sound which can lie likened only to the drop ping of water into a woodland pool. Again the bird soars and circles, sing ing still the love song. This Is repent ed time nfter time until the last gleam of light has fudiKl and night's dark ness comes down. The Life Saving Service. The first stations of a life saving service In this couutry were establish ed by the Massachusetts Humane soci ety ut livell Island nud fohasset. All efforts -rur saving life nnd iroierty lu cases of shipwreck were made by this society till KW. wheu the president of the I'nltcd Stutes was authorized to employ ships to cruise nlong the shores and render assistance to distressed unvlKutuls. In 1N4,S congress pnssed a law creeling a few life saving stations lietween Sandy Hook and Little Egg harbor. New Jersey. From tbls'bus grown the splendid system which now takes lu nil the censts of the country. ew lors American. A Weteh Tip. So you lost your watch In the crowd. eh?'V .WOi. the detective, snevm!. "WelL I'm ashamed of vnn "You ought to know after your Ion friendship with me that there's only ne safe way fur a man to curry a cost y wnti h-lu the right hand vest wk 't. Willi the chain running Into tli right and left isn-ki'ts. "The thief Hi ways snatches at tho left (HH-ket. and of course by my sys tem he gets only n key or a cheap coin-iuss."-New Orleans Times -Democrat Quite Unexpected. The .Mistress- What, S una line, going to leave me? Colug to get married This Is most unexistted. The French Mnld-llul. lnad.ime, but nt ees not my fault. Ket was only last night n't your son promised to ine.-llnrper't llaznr. Why They Doubted Him. Hewitt-Figures won t lie. Jewett That's w hat I tell the ieople I meet In business, but they won t believe Hie. Hewltt-Wbat Is your business? Jew-ett-I'm collector for a gas compuuy. Town and t'ouutry. A )nnittml nn itt- Mi ii . I rh I- n..,M el .... . inau mmuj Ot Bit tCOIDU an da "Get the Habit!" The Croseenl Theatre. 10c. TF I What makes our business grow? 1 H It's because we treat H the people right. g n H Some merchants iu their a' tempt to lead iu prices often buy inferior goods but that is some thing that this company does not do. Our courteous treatment, the superior quality of our goods and the right prices is what is build ing lip our business every day. If you are not a regular customer place a trial order and be convinced. Yours for a fquare deal, H H I Alton S. 8 GROCERS Phones 201. amCMl Successorsto.J.Barker Il'.Co. :mj:::m88:::::::ttJi:!!::::nm:j VACUUM M0BIL0IL Gasoline and all kinds of supplies for Automobiles . FIRST : CLASS : REPAIR : SHOP EWeALraAUSONS Cor. Cass & Rose Sts., Roseburg, Ore. WANTED '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. D Bradley, - - The 2nd usr Man Ph0nelSS Al.Workau,r,,n,taM H. C. RITZMAN, Up-to-Date Plumber SPECIAL SALK Roll TWO WEEKS ONLY OX Fixtures, Including Towel Racks Soap Dishes, Tumbler Holders ' Sponge Racks, Etc. Let me make u eillmete on your work. Sit. .,,,1 ii, Foot of Jackson St. tt ROSEBURG MEAT MARKET H. D. MAY. Prop. Fresh and Cured Meats of all kind - ruuury We know bow to cut meat to get the best results in Is more In the cutting that most people believe w ,"ool"'J. There perta in our line. Let us prepare your Sunday m-iti"""' .be lerrat'u" convinced. We want your trade. )'u will ba Sieclul Free Delivery. Phone 1:141 Shop on Sheridan Str t. v.. .... .. We n"7 ll,le- HIGH GRADE PLUMBING CLEN D. NEGUY Al S. K. Syke. HdNwir Store. The old.r.li.W. -- ery; Maraters.' Guaranieeu Frey & Co ... 1 lwl,l'i ly Dene. '" I'cpof. OIII'U- I. " of meagre tomers during these hol lUr c"3' rhonce for , " 01 day,. N(1 transit. Our meats Z """" h. .no... nvTw' "Tl"Vhe,ki"" sweet and tender and " 'Iclou, flavor ,hat u'nTS curean appetite. if ',, ' ,,he Kl'l first order e w, . 8lv" us a quent ones. ""re ' subse. The Economy Mrt(t Phone 2i. Work o JL
