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LOCAL NEWS. Call on F. Long for harneBa. Certain and speedy cure fur poison oak. -Marsters' poison oak remedy. Before going camping get a bottle of Marsters' poison oak remedy. TF Phone 661, when you want a good driving rig or saddle horse. Horses boarded at reasonable rates. Oelmar Dixon. dTK Mrs. Nellie Nash left tills after noon for her home in Tacoma, after a visit here with ber aunt, Mrs. J. C. Aiken. "Had dyspepsia or indigestion for years. No appetite, and what I did eat distressed me terribly. Burdock Blood Bitters cured me." J. H. Walker, 8unbury, Ohio. J. V. Bladley, or Oakland, was in town today. He was returning from a visit with pioneer friends at Oak Creek, Glide and I'eel. See Pat for your Paints, Oils and Varnishes; best on earth, lie cnn save you money, with a positive guarantee back of the goods. P. O. Box 302, Koseburg, Or., 1)820 Itching Piles provoke profanity, but profanity won't cure them. Doan's Ointment cures itching, bleed lug or protruding piles after yearB of suffering. At any drug store. Hot water bottles, fountain syringes, bulb syringes and atomizers the finest and most complete line In the city. Bold at the lowest prices on our guarantee to give satisfaction. Look at our line and you will not buy elsewhere. Hamilton Drug Co. A. 8alzman's $f,000 mare. Bedells, which strayed from the burn prem laes in this city Inst Saturday night. was found today near the poor farm about 15 miles down the river. She experienced no accident while at liberty, but she 1b coimldernbly thin ner by reason of her lfi-mlle jaunt, which she accomplished only by truv ellng day and night since Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. C. I Wiley, who have spent the past month In thin city, left this afternoon on their re turn to Camas Valley. Friday and Saturday evenings are tne last nights of the present man agement of the Vltngranh theatre The subjects of the motion plcturep are as follows: "The Newsboy," a dramatic story of boy's career from nis lire at the newsboy's lodging house to Judge of the supreme court and the "Juvenile Chicken Thieves.' a comedy whero all chickens look alike to the kills; "A Father's Von gennce," a drnnitlc slory, mid thi comedy "Never Coniplnln to Youi Laundress." nro both Interesting Alms. Miss Arrlo Black presents two Illustrated songs ".lust One Word ol Consolation, and "Mary, Mary. Quite Contrary." Four excellent subjects of motion pictures consisting of two full reels and two Illustrated songs. A ten-cent shows for ten cents at the Vltagrnph. I.IMIIDH I'ICK ICS ItlSI.NU, Advance of Ten Per Out to Tuke Effect ttoon. HAKNUM H IIAILKV'S CIIICUH IN DIKJUNK. Special round trip tickets will be old by the 8. P. Co. for train No 16, August 28th mid for train No 12 August 2'Jth to Kugeno amount circus. Hate fare and otiu-third foi the round trip. dHwtd CASTOR I A For Infants and Children, Tli Kind You Have Always Bought Baaxa th Slgnatnr of MEJlFORD, Or., Aug. 20. Within a very few duy the price of lumber In thin city will be bouHtcd by the different dealers about 10 per cent. The advance Includes all kinds of lumber from common rough to the most expensive fin Inning mutcrliilu. The advance locally la In accordance with that put in effect over the en tire coast, the reason for the advance being assigned to the better deniund for Oregon fir in the eastern markets and the Improved outlook for the In dustry. Common, rough lumber, which has been Belling for $15 a thousand feet, with now be advanced to $1 6.50. There will be a general advuuee all along the line most of the rougher grades being Increased $1.50 u llimi Honds, while on the higher grades the advance will be even larger In proportion. On the whole, the raise will average at least 10 per cent. The lumber Industry of this state, which has been In the doldrums for the past four montlia, shows great Improvement. Four months ago there was no demand In the east for Ore gon tlr, but today all mills are load ed with orders, and, with the con stant Increase In the demand from the east, manufacturers are turning their attention from the local field to the eastern markets and are not nursing the retail trade here to thr extent they hnvc been, while the eastern markets have been dormant, Lumber manufacturers of the city :ire jubilant over the better tone of 'he market and the activity of the Oregon lumber trade In the east. TO TIIK ri'llUC. . t j. TO TIIK I'l -j Notice Is hereby given that the partnership existing lie 4 tween Urnnt Taylor, and Fill. Stnuffer, under the name of the Hoseburg Automobile Liv ery, has this day been dissolv ed by mutual consent, Mr. Stnuffor retiring and Mr. Tay lor retaining the business Indi vidually. Mr. Taylor assumes all outstanding Indebtedness against the linn mid to him ul so are all accounts payable. f. (IHANT TAYI.OIt. -f. FHITZ STAUFFF.lt. Koseburg, (Jr., Aug. 21, 19IIS. t COFFEE Five degrees of excel lence: good; better; fine; finer; finest: all Schilling's Best. Your grocer returns your money if you don't Ilka ; par him IAIhY WKATHKK KKI'OHT U.S. Weathur lliinmu, lornl olllri'. KoH-litirs Ore. li himri eiutlDK ft- m., Aug. 20, I WW. rrarlpltHhuu In I lit' he ami huntlrt.llhi: (Mm Maximum iuiHrtUure kh Miolmum leiiioriUBro.w Precipiutluii Tuul preolp. Mince Ami of mouth Avr. recli tut till inoiilli for : v.-arn Total p rw 1 p. from Kept. 1, HW7, lixlnte... Average prui-lp. from September 1. 177.. lot h) ilerh'luiicy from Sept. 1, 11107 Average preclptUllmi for 80 wet (U'h.oiih, Bepl. to May (luulimlvv) :cun TllOH. lillitHW, OttHVtAtT. For ItoMchurg nml Vlt-tnlty: Fair tonight and Saturday. , .O.S-1 ..SLUT. W. II. PINII1CK, IW J, II. IIOOTII, Vlt'e-1'n. J. M. TIIKONK, Hec. The Douglas County Abstract Company (Successor to F. K. Alley, Abstract of Title Furnished. Titles Ouoranteed Land Olllce Practice a Specialty. Barely Deposit lloxes r..r Kent. Timber Lands nought and 8old. Land Scrip tor Sale. Ileal Kstate ami Insurance rKri Proierly Prepared for Filing on tfovcriinient Ijiml,. Townslili. Hlumlnic Vacant Ia.., f u Township, lUuM-burg I-anil lllstrlct, BO tViitu Kiuh. . - ""''':r.y-. P; "a '"" IIOSKIU'IMI. OHKtJON. The Birth Stone for August MOONSTONE Our Win I h. r 'itfli lu rfow DliiliV. rM leJ sua I'iiiiioiiuu,! r. nut. b.-iitllul il.ol.u. m.mt u,, Tb. "v i. .1 1 ,rr,v'' 1 .,.,ru wv ,lo Mm, 1,1,,,,, Our O.l, AK.el.lt,, I. w.tcK R.p.trlntf J. T. BRYAN, Roseburg, Oregon Are you Perfectly i Sure Tluit jour sl:isi' Hi vonr even? What dm-m'i III tin riKin n aimi iis'lnini! wit limit Khu.' i 1 1 . 1 1 . -f 'l I't'hi'live or nlitHiriual visiun must lie hi, I.-. or nii-ln.-l U sine lo Inlli.w. What the ete ui-, ,l i linlrh itionUI ! ,,.... We i'hiiri;e iiolliin ttir an pxhiiiI nstion. Ii it-li may save vou a lil ol trouble laler on. A. S. HUEY Jeweler and Optician lH REMARKABLE Over Twenty-three Years Ago Baby had Severe Attack Years Later Grandfather Suffered Torments with the Disease Virulent Sores Developed from Knees to Toes. BOTH OWE COMPLETE RECOVERY TO CUTICURA "In 18fl4 my grandson, a babe, had fen attain of eczema, and aftor trying 1Mb doctors 10 me extent of heavy 'bills and an in crease of the dis ease and suffering, 1 recommended Cu- ticura and in a few weeks the child was well. He is to-day flNa strong man and i x" absolutely free 71 from the diwase. ' I S A few years ago I 1 contracted eczema, ' and became an in tense Bufferer. A whole winter passed without once having on shoes, my ankles and nearly from the knees to the toes being covered with virulent sores. I tried practitioners, siiecialisUi, dermatol ogints, etc., to no purpose. My daughter-in-law reminded me of having prescribed Cuticura for my grandson more than twenty years ago. I at once procured the Cuticura Itemed ies and found im mediate improvement and final cure, till to-day, though well along in years, I am as though I had never had that disease. I am well known in the vicin ity of Louisville and Cincinnati, and all this could be verified by witnesses. M. W. La Hue, R4fi Seventh Bt., Louis--villo, Ky., April 23 and May 14, 1007." The agonizing Itching and burning of the skin, as in eczema; the frightful scaling, as in psoriasis; the loss of hair and cniHting of scalp, as in seal led head; the facial disfigurement, as in acne all demand remedies of extraordinary vii tues to suoceHsfully cope with them. That Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Pills are such stands proven by testimonials of remarkable cures when many rem edy's and evfn physicians have failed. One set is often suflicient to cure. Otillrura Boap 5c. to CI panne the Bktn, Cotl cwr (liiitmetit (60c.) to Ural the 8 kin. tici Cuth cnr.t Hi-solvent 60c.). (or In In form of Chocolate Omtfd I'lllB, 2Rc. nrr vtal wl &U) ti 1'urtfy the IIIimmJ. K.ltl iliniuiclioiit thr wtirld. I'utler Unit A C'bem. Corn . Hole I'mini.. H..Mon. Mum. Kf-Malk-d t rw. CuUcura lluuk on Skin Patruuize Review advertisers. A. L. itlack was lit town from Millwood today. He tells uh the HrlKtfH sawmill, now owned by V. v-iihc. Is io he moved right away to it new situ 11 bout three miles fur ther down Hubbard Creek from Ita lircnetil locution. A Bitpply of the new edition of the Oregon mining laws hat just boon received at this olllce. It In cludes everything to date In legal mining procedure. Copies only 40 Tents each. TF L. L. Malhews came In from near I'eel today, bringing in Hon. J. It. Whitney, former stale printer, who bad been enjoying a hunting trip in !hc mountains. Hon. A. M. Craw ford and other members of the parK wlll remain there several days lunger. Cured liny l-Vver mid Su'iuim- Cold. A. J. NuHbaum. Hntesvllle, Ind., writes: "Last yeur 1 wittered tor three mouths with a suuior cold so llstresslng that It Interfered with my business. had many of the ; inp ionis of hay fever and a doctor's pre scription did not-reach my en so, and I took several medicines which seem ed to only aggravate my ?aae. I-or- tutmtely I Insisted upon having Fol ey's Honey and Tar nnd It quickly cured me. My wire has since used It with the sn m o Biiccess. ' Red Cross Pharmacy. LOCAL NEWS. THE GEM RESTAURANT Will pay cash market price for all strictly fresh KGGS it can j;ct. Call atul see hint. W. I. STAPLETON, Jackson St., Near McCUUtn Hold Roseburg A Everton left this morniug fur Giants Pbbs a lid will enjoy an outlug near that city. Hon. and Mrs. J. II. Booth went to Wilbur today, the little son of Mrs. Peterson, Mr. Booth's ulster, being very III there. Not "Just as good," but U,n I. eft Jeanlng'a bread. Frr delivery, phone 63. dif. Grant Taylor and Fritz Stautler to day dissolved partnership In the au tomobile livery business, Mr. Stauf fer retiring and Mr. Taylor continu ing the business individually. All calls promptly answered, l'honc 76a. Careful driving, reasonable rates. FOR 8ALK. FOK SALE A team of horses, cheap, if taken at once, inquire of W. M. Feat, at Mount Nebo dairy farm. dtf FOR SALE Good sized, serviceable office safe. Apply at the Leona Mills Lumber Co s. yard, on Oak Street, Koseburg. tf PEACHES FOR SALE Good peaches at 75 cents per box, In tne orchurd. Crawford and Yel low St. John varieties. On the S. D. Stephens place at Edenbower. S. P. Uuskirk. si FOR SALE Practically new 6-room fnttntra all mmln.n ...... .i... I .... O ' suvuviu .... 11 1 11 II. .T. Will exchange for Portland prop erty. Call on L. Kabal, RoBeburg. Oregon. dTF FOR SALE OR TRADE For wood a 120-egg Petaluma Incubator and a brooder. See Elmer Wimberly. WILL TRADE Portland siburhan property for farm. Prefe- land without buildings. Describe fully. J. Hollister, Woodstock, Ore. dsw WANTED WANTED A girl to do general housework; wages $2u. Answer 11. K. 100, POBt Olllce. dtf WANTED TO RENT A 4 or 6-room house; must be reasonable; per maneut. Address "A", care Re view. A18 Inquire da20 WANTED Plain sewing at Flint's candy store. WANTED A young lady to learn operating. Apply to manager ol racinc leiepnone and Telegraph dtf WANTED At once, 3 or 4 good car pentero. Apply to F. F. Patter son, Roseburg. da20 WANTED 20 rigging sllngers, 10 buckers for logging camp, i(i0 per month; 20 lumber pliers, $2.00 a uay; 2 boom men, $2.50 a day contract cutting piling, 1 V4 cents per lineal foot. Address W. H. WeHt & Co., Medford, Oregon. DTF LOST AND FOUND. LOST A bunch of keys, between Roseburg nnd Dixonvllle, nnme of John Rast on tag. Finder please leave at this olllce. LOST Last Friday evening, pos sibly on the enrnival grounds, f lady's nugget pin. Finder please return to this olllce or to the Rochdale store. A20 LOST Lady's gold brooch, crescent Bhupe, green emerald gold fluwer in center, set with small pearl. Finder plenBe leave at this olllce and receive reward. dtf FOR RENT. 'OR RENT Six-room house; close In; bnth. Inquire at this olllce. tf FOR RENT Good olllce rooms In Abraham building. Apply to J. A. Huchauan, tf FOR KENT Two housekeeping rooms, furnished or unfurnished. Apply nt first house Immediately east of blacksmith siiup on lower Oak street, Roseburg. tf FOR SALE Good paying plumbing and tinning business. Address H., care of Review, Roseburg. tf NOTICE TO CREDITORS Having lost our business by fire, we res pectfully ask all persona knowing themselves Indebted to us to settle as aoon as possible. T. J. WIL LIAMS SON. Wilbur Or. tf CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Ifii Kind You Have Always Bought Bears, the BMtnmnre NEW FALL STYLES In Ladies' Shoes Arriving Every Day We have the most appropriate styles for late summer and Fall. Many exclusive styles, from the makers of finest foot wear in the world. A dozen lines to select from R. L. STEPHENS K.xt'i.rsivK m:i.kk in fixe k Krr.WKAR. Aticnts fur the Red Cross Shoe NEW SHORT STORIES Tht Old Tima 8tortktper. J. B McNeil, a wholesale grocer of Chicago, calculates that through living la the Buhurhn be has traveled 75(1,000 ml let ou the trains lu the pant thirty five years. "While 1 haw been traveling." said Mr. McNeil the other day, "the grocery buulnettu has changed for the better, and I hoe I have helped a little In the change. "Grocers and general storekeepers are more liberal than they used to be kinder, more polished, more gentle tnauty. Let me give you an Idea of the typical storekeeper of the past, the storekeeper of the early fifties. "The general storekeeer of Croydon was uIho the village postmaster. Ho dispensed letters nnd cabbages, postal cards and uuderwenr, with an equal hand. "Hut one autumn a rival establish ment opened acrons the way a general store that was a little brighter, a little "THERE'S HO LETTER FOB YE, I TBLZi TK." bundsomer, a little larger thnu the old one. And the pont master observed with dl.nguat that the fickle villagers were flocking in great numbers to the new shop. "As the postmaster stood glowering at his rival from bis doorway oue aft ernoon a fellow townsman entered and asked If there were nny letters for him. " 'No, there ain't none. I told ye that yesterday,' said the storekeeper with out moving from the doorway. " But one might 'a' come today.' said the villager, "'Oh, there might, might there? the storekeeper sneered. 'Well, there ain't' "'Hut ye hain't looked.' "'Hain't I? Well, I ain't a-goin' to.' " 'But' " 'There's no letter for ye, I tell yV shouted the postmaster. " But' " 'Blast ye shouted the furious post' master, rushing up to the villager and shaking his fist In his face, 'won't ye take "no" for an answer? I tell ye og'in no, no, no! And now If ye ain't satisfied go nnd git yer letters where ye git yer goods.' " The 8 mart Boss. Rudyard Kipling concluded his recent address to the students of McCjIH uni versity with an attack on "smartness." He on Id: "Whenever and wherever you find oue of your dear little pi hymn ten show, lug signs of smartness iu his work, his talk or his play take blm tenderly by the hand, by both hands, by the back of the neck If necessary, and lovingly, playfully, but firmly, lead him to a knowledge of higher and more Interest ing things." Afterward Mr. Kipling told a story about tt smart man. "This man," he said, "owned a dry goods store, and one day, to bis great disgust, he heard a new cleik say to a lady: " 'No. madam, we have not had any for n long time.' "With a fierce glance at the clerk, the smart employer rushed up to the lady and fin Id: "'We have plenty In reserve, ma'am; plenty upstairs.' "Ijidy and clerk looked dazed, and afterward the smart proprietor teamed that the clerk's remark had been made In answer to the lady's. 'We haven't had any rain tjtely.'" Wanttd a Rebate. In a rural community In one of the middle states dwelt a man who made a vow In 1ST.0 that he would wear bis hair nnd beard untrlmmed until John C. Fremont should tie elect til presldeut of the 1'nlted States. He kept that vow ror rorty years, at the end of which time he had nearly a half bushel of hair on his head and face. Then, coming to the conclusion, toward which his mind had been gradually working for a long time, that General Fremont's death In the Interval bad practk-ally atolved him from his vow, he decided to have his hair cut nnd his hoard shaved off clean. On his next visit to the county sent he went to a barber shop and was soon relieved of the hlr. sute burden he had carried for four decades. "How much)' he asked. "Have to charge you half a dollar for that Job." said tb barber, looking at the mans that lay on the floor. "Half a dollar!" be ga.fed. 'Ion't I nt anything fijr the half?" "Get the Habit.' Theatre, 10c. The Crescent TF "Get the Habit!" The Cre5nl Theatre. 10c. TK The old, reliable poUun oak r. ery; Marsters.' Uuarsuteed to cur What makes our J business grow? it - S It's because we treat tf the people right. K Some merchants in their a' tempt to lead in prices often buy inferior goods but that is souie- thing that this company does not do. f Our courteous treatment, the superior quality t of our goods and the right prices is what is build ing up our business every day. If you are not a regular customer place a trial order aud be conviuc:d. Yours for a f quare deal, Alton S. Frey & Co 3 GROCERS H Phones 201. awlBI Successors) J.;F.;Birker t'Co. it :mm:::::::m::t::jtt:t!n::::::m:mm VACUUM M0BIL0IL Gasoline and all kinds of supplies for Automobiles FIRST : CLASS : REPAIR : SHOP HiiJHAUS&SONS Cor. Cass & Rose Sts., Roseburg, Ore. WANTED $1,000-00 W0RTH of 2nd Hand goods at Bradley's Second Hand Storp fl I handle both new and second hand goods Try mv prices on harness. You will find that I am right. ft Bradley, - - The 2nd asr Man " ur" Guaranteed H. C. RITZMAN, Up-to-Date Plumber SPKCIAL SALE Foil TWO WEEKS ON IV ON Fixtures, Including Towel Racks Soap Dishes, Tumbler Holders Sponge Racks, Etc. Let me tnaka an ifmai n Foot ol Jackson St. .... . . ""'"aiiy Uone. ROSEBURG MEAT MARKET H. D. MAY. Prop. Fresh and Cured Meats of allklndit Fih and Poultry We know bow to cut meat to get the best r. i. lore In the cutting that most peonle be1i..v . n Poking. "J" Lfl Us pre,mre Sunday ,o.,i .Lbe lera - Is more nertB convinced. We want vonr tm.io Hpt-clul Free IMivery. Phono I:4 Shop on Sheridan Street. X,.ar le There We n"7 Hide.. OI II'L- I. m durl"S heTh"VH0Urc"s--"'e tor the meat . N' transit. Our meat,?' '"tt 'n "ML anvho? 7h"0t l"e kind "aver ,ha, "m.'."""'" -'rean Ptl,e atls1 the Ell. rst order w, Kv" us , fluent one,. 1 sure of ,ubse. The Economy Market ' ITitp. H,GHGNC NECLEY At S. K. Syke Hordwan Store. Pfcoo 2J. A 1 Work Cur, -''it 4 r
