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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL NEWS. Tin fruit cans at Churchill's. j, h. Marsters was in from Flournoy valley today. MatlueeB every afternoon at The Crescent. Be. TF buy a Bubh and Lane piano and have the best. da25 Certain and speedy cure for poison oak. Ma rat era" poison oak remedy. Twenty year guarantee with each Bush & Lane piano. da25 Before going camping get a bottle of MarBters' poison oak remedy. TP Cut flowers, carnations, at The Rose. Mrs. F, D. Owen. Pbone i7. "Had dyspepsia or Indigestion for years. No appetite, and wnat i aia eat distressed me terribly. Burdock Blood Bitters cured me." J. H. Walker. Bun bury. Ohio. The funeral of Frank Bolter, the 8. P. fireman who was killed In the wreck near Eugene, will bo held In Portland Thursday at 2:30 p. m. A supply of the new edition of the Oregon mining laws has juBt been received at this ofllce. it In cludes everything to date In legal mining procedure. CopieB only 40 cents each. TF Warren Lucas, who Is Improving a homestead jiiHt south of Dlltanl, has moved into Roseburg In order to send his children to school for the winter. 8ee Pat for your Paints, Oils and Varnishes; best on earth. He can save you money, with a positive guarantee back of the goods. P. O. Box 302, UoHeburg, Or., DH20 Hon. Pllnn Cooper, of Roberts Creek, and Hon. J. W. Conn, of Mol rose, both former members of the Oregon legislature, were KoBoburg visitors today. Itching Piles provoke profanity, but profanity won't cure them. Doan's Ointment cures Itching, bleed lng or protruding piles after years of suffering. At any drug Btore. It fB not Buprlslng that the Oily News was wrathy because we called attention to Its syHtematlc knock against the Btreet paving at the most critical moment In the consumma tion of that enterprise. Of course, its utterances were totally Ignored, just as we knew they would bo, but that did not deter tie from pointing out where that disreputable sheet and its backers rightfully holong. Trying to scramble onto the band wagon since the matter Is decided and the paving Is about to begin, on ly shows their contemptible and con summate gnll. They can do no harm by their knocking, so there's no use to try now to got out of the class where they belong. The town wilt move on just the same, in spite of them. PItK KK lt ISKI October JhI, 100H, on KUIimjii Phono graphs. So buy now, our stock is com plete. Easy terms If you need it. Edison standard outfit including 12 Gold Molded records and a genuine Edison morning glory horn, crune and a can of oil only $29.20. The entire catalogue of 9,0 UJ records from which to make your selections. Drop us a card for freo catalogues, dsw iUIRK'H MUBIC HOUSE. She Likes Good Things. Mrs. Chas. E. Smith, of West Franklin, Maine, says: "I like good things and have adopted Dr. King's New Life Pills as our family luxu tlve medicine, because they are good and do their work without making a fuss about It." These painless puri fiers Bold at A. C, Marsters & Go's, drug store. 25c. The lnqui.rTvo Woma.i. Street car conductors ivgurd IiuiuIkI tlve women piiHKe tiger with snpjrstl tlous dread. The other t'.uy n fuse blew out In a lirondivny cur. iin l thin I car was hitdied on as it trailer to the one abend. Prenently a wuniiin bu gan to ask questions. "What would hnpi-en." she siiltl. "If the fuse were to Now nut In lint e:ir ' ahead 1 Whnt would become of us? Would the enr nhcml of (but b. able to drug both of these cars?' "I don't know." said the conductor , "But don't worry. We won't h ive o ! chance to And out. A double accident of that kind hns never happened to n car of mine yet. and It Isn't likely to happen once In a hundred years. " Just then there came an explosion abend, and both cunt camo to u stand still. The fuse bud blown out "Confound thut woman!" growled ttm conductor. "That Is all her fault Thts wouldn't have happened If she hadn't asked so many fool questions She's a Jonah.' New York Times. AT lUtOCKWAY. It Paid. A Httlo boy of tlve years. p"iylu; with his sister one day, leaned too f:u out of the second story window, los his bula nee and fell into the yard be low. Very mlraeulouHly he escape) being Injured, and bis parents an friends were so delighted that the; gave him quite a number of pciiulet nickels and dimes. The next day, after be recovcre. from the shock of the trM. he wa 'oiiullng bis money and on seel 4 hi little HlKler enter the room exclaimed "lice, (ilmtys, look at nil the notie l got fcr falling out of the window Why don't you try It?" Delineator MIbb Lylllh Moore, dramatic read er, pupil of Marlon Ixjwell, of New York, will glvo an up-to-date recital, consisting of monologues und 1 in per sonations at the It rock way school houso, Monday evening, August 31, 1908. Admission 25 cents, children 15 cents. There will be 11 u Ice cream social lu connection, the pro ceeds of which will be used for the 1 school library. Everybody Invited. TEA U S imports but little more in 1904 than in 1864. So much poor tea. Youl fioc.r r.lurm your none, ll sou doal Ilk, ScblUlPi'. U..I. . pan liln. CONSTIPATION "For oTr nln fn I mffnrad with chronic con tlpalhiii Kiitl ilurhiK Dili Hum I liml tn. tin Injootlon of wnu wnior onrii e?ry U Itoiirn l.rfore I Couhl .linva n ytl..u on my bowel. IUllv 1 trim. Ctmi-arrta, m L.tUy 1 am m w.-ll tunn. UurlriK Dm iitiio ytotn li.-fi.rft I nam) ('ntfurtU 1 uffitreil niiloi.l niloory wltli IntrriiMl llu. Thtiik. lo yuu 1 kui Iron frm all thai tMa tiiriihiic. Yon HO ilU lu beti ftlt of tiHTf rthtt liuiiiniii.Y-." U. K. riiUvr. HuuU. 111. Best Tor L- CI I CANDV CATHARTIC FltMMt PaUiahls. Potti,Tlnxl. Hi. Omxl, Navar btcknii, Wnaknii or Orl'. 'He, We. Never old In bulk. Ttm Bttiuhitt iillr itnuiiicO COO. Starling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. 603 ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES W. II. FINIIKIl, I'nii. J. . IIOOTII, Vli-c-l'n-M. J. M. TIIKONH, Hcc. The Douglas County Abstract Company Successor to F. 13. Alluy. Abstract of Title Furnished. Titles Ounrnntoed. Land Olllce Practice a Specially. Sufely Deposit lloxes for Rent. Timber Lauds bought and Sold. Land Scrip for Sale. Koal Kstate and Insurance. , Papers I'n.perl) Yrepiinxl fop Filing on (ioveriiinent I-mids. Township Maps, HhowlnK Vacant IaiiiN, of nil Townships In the ItilMellllP.. I n.a.l IU.....1... Hi. .1 . " 14 'nii-ii i u.f i eillN I'.HCIl, ltONl:iU ltd, OltlOtiON. Omen I'nder IT. s. ljiml (mice. The Birth Stone for August MOONSTONE aow DlIplT ,"JI" . ""ouiilwisn I'uinniiaud. Sn Our W 1 . r. Un!." !1'1.T,'m In M1v.rw.tl, hl. hv, ).t arrlvrl. Thvr. MllT.,n. h l.IMTK(iSK-..l ,..IM, ,r r, ' 1 Ou Onlr pollly la Wlch R. pairing J. T. BRYAN, Roseburg, Oregon Are you Perfectly ' Sure Tbit your .! ). lit uuir cvot? What iliMn't tit jmi fi n -it is a-' bad ft-t-lmiii; wuhuut liWtt't aUnk't'ib t'r. IVbviivt' hi -tbiioi tii:t voiiiii inu.l Im uiiliil or uii--biff is suii u ioliov. 'M tin vv titfN -mi lmn'h HtiouKI Im supplii'il h' oiii'tv We cbr'.ri nothiiipf bu 11 rr exatni tm'ion, a hit-h miiv hhvi uu ti lut of lii'uiiU Inter (in. A. S. HUEY JeWfekr arid Optician BRYAN'S THEME (Contluued from page 1.) imprcHH upon the mlnda of t&e who llnli'ii to me the abtmrdlty or the ob jection which he rait' to the demo crutlc plan of exterminating monopol ies. He falls to dlu liiKiilHh between the IioneHt buHlneaa that makes a coiinLry proKperouH, and the brlKand hk practiced by private monpolies. The people have been robbed by the triiHtH to the extent of hundreds of millions a yeur, nnd IT Mr. Tuft Ih not yet coiiHcioiiH of what U going on, and not yet aroused to the Iniquity of tbeH truHtK, how can the country hojie for relief through bis election.? The democrat Ic party is the de fender of competition and the only great party which Is seeking to re store competition. Mr. Taft has, In the (HhcuhhIoii of this question, em ployed harsh words, his Lend of argn-! ment. Tho word "BoclallBtlc Is hurled at the democratic party and tho democratic platrorm. Now, as a matter'of fuct, it Is Mr. Taft's party and not the democratic party which has given encouragement to social ism. While professing to abhor so cialism, the republican party has gone half wuy toward socialism In endorsing Its fundamental principle. The socialist buses IiIh contention on the theory that competition Is bad, and that an economic advance Is to be found In monopoly. The socialist, however, wnuls the public to have the benefit of the monojioly and, therefore, favora government owner ship and operation of nil the means of production and distribution. The republican leaders hove been In the habit of sneering at the so elhlistR, while blindly Indifferent to the causes that have contributed to the growth of socialism. Tiie demo crats recognize that socialists are honestly seeking a remedy for the "known abuses" admitted by Secre tary Taft. Democrats dissent from the remedy proposed . by the social ists, believing that socialists are mis taken and that the democratic rem edy I better, but it is time for thoughtful people to recognize that Individualism can only be retained and defended by remedial legislation which will remove the abuses which hove been allowed to fasten them selves upon the country. The demo cratic party, believing lu Individual ism, addresses Itself earnestly to these abuses, nnd Instead of ridicul ing and maligning the socialists. In vites them, as It does republicans, to examine the democratic platform and t h e rented Ich proposed therein . 1 1 submits its plnns to the bone' t citi zenship of tho country, without re gard to section or party. In my notification speech I called atte.itlou to three demands made by our party. It asks, first, that the government shall be tuKcn out of the hands of special Interests, and restor ed to tho people as a whole: It nsks. second, for honesty In elections and publicity In regard to enmpau funds, that the people may free choose representatives In sympirtl j with thein and pledged to gun heir Interests; It asks, third, for such a modification of our govern mental methods as will make the Hi-nate nn elective body, and place he control of the house of repre sentatives in the hands of a maturity of Its members. A few days ngo. in discussing the tariff question, 1 dwelt upon the fourth demand made by our party, namely, that taxation, be just, that the revenue laws be made for the purpose of raising rev enue and not for the enrichment of a few at the expense of the many, and that the tariff law be supple mented by an Income tax which wilt more nearly equalize the govern ment's burdens. Today 1 present on :itber demand In our party platform ---I he demand that the grip of the 'rusts he broken, that competition be restored and that the door of op portunity ho opened to the business men nnd toilers of the land. I ml ust rial Independence Is neces sary to political Independence. The free exercise of the rightu of citizen ship is impossible when n few men control the industries In which mil lions are employed. Clod forbid thai we should compel the wage-earners of the nation to address their poll tlotis to trust magnates, nnd ask for their dally bread. Already we have seen how prone the monopolist Is to make employment depend upon the willingness of the employe to prosti tute his ballot to the service of bis corporate muster. . This question should be settled now; we cannot afford to bequeath It us a legacy of woe to a succeed lng generation. The conscience of the people Is already awakened, and the conscience is the most potent force of with h man has knowledge. Where law makes one righteous, conscience cont rots an hundred ; where one Is kept from wrong-doing by fear of prison doors, a thousand are re strained by those Invisible walls which conscience rears about us barriers which are itmnger than wallf of granite. It Is upon the con science that human Institutions rent. For a Bad Case of Eczema on Child Suffered for Three Months Disease Reached a Fearful State Pain and Itching were Terrible. CURED AFTER OTHER PRESCRIPTIONS FAILED "When I was small I was troubled with eczema for about three months. It was all over my face and covered nearly ell of my head. It reached Buch a state that it was just a large scab all over, and the pain and itching were terrible. I doctored with an able physician for some time and was then advised by him to use the Cutlcura Remedies which I did and I was entirely cured. I have not been bothered with It since. I used Cutlcura Soap and Cuticura Ointment but do not know exactly how much was used to complete the cure. I can safely say that Cuticura did a lot for me. Miss Anabel Wilson, North branch, Mich.., Oct. 20, 1U07." ITCHING CURED With Cuticura Remedies in Three Days After Six Months of Suffering. I suffered fully six months. Th trouble began on my arms in little red pimples und it was not long before It was all over my body, limbs, face, and hands. It was so bad that 1 could not rest night or day and during the six months, I did not get a good night's sleep. I doctored for three or four months and spent at least twenty dol lars trying to find a euro but none could be found. Then I saw the Cuticurp Remedies advertised, and the next day I purclued some for seventy-five cents at the druggist's. I used them and I was relieved of the itching in three days, and I have nover had a sign of any skin disease since. The Cuticura Remedies are the only remedies to use for skin diseases, they have cured me and they will cure others in the same way. J. W. Bloom, R. It. Telegrapher, Holloway, Mich., Nov. 20 and Dec. 29, 1900." . Cuticura Remedies are guaranteed absolutely pure under the United States food and DrtigB Act. Oumntfte Fxtcrnal and Internal Treatment for Fvery Humor (it Infanta. Children, and Adults con Blni tf Cutlcura Hoau a.'ic.) to Ckunse Ih'- Skin, Cutlcura Ointment (50c.) lu Ileal the Shin, and Cutl cura Hi solvent (50c. ). (it In the form of CliixHilaia and without a stirring of the con science no great reform Is possible. To a national conscience already aroused we appeal, with the pledge that a democratic victory will meun the ringing out of industrial despot ism and the ringing In of a new era in which business will be built upon Its merits, and in which men will suc ceed, not In proportion to the coer cion they may be able to practice, but in proportion to their industry, luetr ability and their fidelity. 4. TO TM 10 ri'Itl.U'. j Notice Is hereby given that (lie partnership existing ne- I ween Grant Taylor, and Fritz Stauffer, under the nuine of tho Roseburg Automobile Liv ery, has this day been dissolv ed by mutual consent, Mr. Htuuffer retiring and xr. Tay lor retaining the business Indi vidually. Mr. Taylor assumes all outstanding Indebtedness 4 against the linn and to him nl 4 so are nil accounts payable. 4- (J RANT TAYLOR, i' KI L i H I A U r f rill. 4 Roseburg, Or., Aug. 21, 1908. HONEST AMERICANS. rh .,,.! in cava ht hna jtold a Krcat quantity of fishing tackle. " ' ... nninn oak rem- The old. reiwu" ery; Marsters.' Guaranteed ncldanL That Greatly Surprised a Visitor From Germany. 1 Ou bis first visit to the United Btutes a German manufacturer was the guest of a bins man lu .New York, lie expressed surprise wbeu. a few days ufter his arrival, he saw a num ber of men help themselves to papers at an unattended uewsstand. where Botne men luid dowu the exact price of their purchase, others made change for themselves and still others walked away without paying. lie was told that the lust named group were custom era who paid only once a week, but that no one ever fulled to pay. To demonstrate bis contention that "most people are honest In this coun try" the Americanized German took his visitor thut duy to a restaurant where lotb were unknown, and when they hud finished their luncheon the host went to the cashier s desk wltb his check und said be hud no money wltb him. but would pay the next day. The cnshler gave the couple a hasty glance nnd said. "All right; I'll take a chance,' and the men sturteJ for the street. At the door a right ubout face movement was executed, the check was paid, a good cigar was bantled to the cnshler. to whom the plot was re vealed, and the German exclaimed. "GroKHurui.' '' (iAiru!rieenU. Cblcagd 5- f t Three square meats a day at K. Jennings' restaurant, which will be re-opened In connection with the Umpiiua Itakery on Sept. 1. THE GEM RESTAURANT For a Good Meal and Quick Service. Just completed a new din ing room for the accommo dation of our patrons. Give us a ti ial. NOAH & STAPLETON, Jackson St., Neat McCUIlen Hotel Roseburg Ladies Fine Footwear For Fall and Winter Arriving Every Day Full Value Received Is what you t in thev Statu Style, - Fit - and - Quality R. L. STEPHENS Exclusive Dealer in Fine Shoes o Manhood's state. It Is a very roolish convention whl:b uys dowu Unit we are gruwu up when .ve have reached our twenty-first birth .lay. The reul majority Is reached when we liegln to earn our own bread ti'd butter and to bring forth the light which has been fostered In us by the ure of others for the last ten or fifteeu '.-ears. Self dependence uud self re!i mice that la the real manhood. IsIr. 1 What makes our g b siness grow? - Si H It's because we treat jj the people right. g :: Some merchants in their attempt to lead m g XX prices often buy inferior goods but that is some- r XX thing that this company does not do. J H Our courteous treatment, the superior quality 1 of our goods and the right prices is what is build ing up our business every day. Xt t If you are not a regular customer place a trial I order and be conviuc ;d. Xf t Yours for a pquarc deal, Alton S. Frey & Co Clitincd Books. The finest known collection 0' cbulued books Is that lu n ere ford (England i cathedral. It Includes ubout 2,000 volumes arranged In five book cases, of which uot less thun l.Mxt are sujured by chains three or four feet long, each with o swivel In the center Phones 201. GROCERS Successor to J. F. Barker & Co. KOR SALE. FOR SALE Good paying plumbing and tinning business. Address H., care of Review, Roseburg. tf ft'OTICE TO CREDITORS 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. WIT LIAMS & SON. Wilbur Or. 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 Good sized, serviceable olllce safe. Apply 'at the Leoua Mills Lumber Co's. yard, on Oak Street, Hosebiirg. tf PEACHES FOR SALE Good peaches at 75 cents per box, lu the orchard. Crawford and Yel low St. John varieties. On the S. D. Stephens place at Edeubower. S. P. Busklrk. SI b'UK SALE Practically new 6-room cottage, all modern conveniences. Will exchange for 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 s-itnr lan properly for farm. Pree- land without buildings. Describe fully. J. Holllsler, Woodstock, Ore. Ibw WANTED WANTED Good No. 1 man, with small family, and one who hns a good team. Good wages and per manent position to right man. Ap ply at once on farm X miles north of Oakland, or address 11. L. Mes sick, Oakland, Or., dsw WANTED A girl to do geueral housework; wages $20. Answer U. li. 100, Post Olllce. dtf WANTED Plain sewing. Inquire at Flint's candy store. An'iO WANTED A young lady to learn operating. Apply to manager of Pacific Telephone nud Telegraph Co. dtf WANTED 20 rigging sllngers. 10 buckers for logging camp, $60 per mouth; 20 lumber pliers, $2.00 a day; 2 boom men, $2..0 a dny;' contract cutting piling, 1 cents per lineal foot. Address W. II. West & Co., Medford, Oregon. DTF VACUUM M0BIL0IL Gasoline and all kinds of supplies for Automobiles FIRST : CLASS : REPAIR : SHOP H. W. ALTH AUS & SONS Cor. Cass & Rose Sts., Roseburg, Ore. WANTED $1'000-00 W0RTH of 2nd "and goods at 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, - - The 2nd usr Man j Phone I055 All Work Uuaranteed H. C. RITZMAN, Up-to-Date Plumber SPECIAL SALE FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY OX Fixtures, Including Towel Racks Soap Dishes, Tumbler Holders, ' Sponge Racks, Etc. Let me mka in eatlm.M on your work, st.im iul w...r "nnnm.mr ReP"r LOST AXI) FOlM. LOST A bunch of keys, between Hosebiirg and Dlxohvllte, name of John Rast on tag. Finder please leave at this office. LOST A ten-dollar greenback on S. P. depot grounds, between the baggage room and supply house. Just south of depot building. He ward for return to S. P. round house. L. F. Starnter. ROSEBURG MEAT MARKET H. D. MAY. Prop. FresH and Cured Meats of all kind run ana Poultry We know how to cut meat to get the best results In en n Is more In the cutting that most people believe We n i There perts in our line. Let us prepare your Sunday mam 'Y . termel ex- convlnced. We want your trade. anJ 'a will be HKTlal Free lellvery. I'honc 1341 Shop on Sheridan 8tr -t. N, ,he I),.,,. ' "ld'- FOl'Nlt A Daughter of Rehekah pin. Owner can have same by cal ling at Krak Meyer's on Main Street. lw FOR KEXT. KOIl KENT Six-room house: close In; bath. 1 mull re at this (Hike, tf FOR RUNT Oood office rooms In Abraham building. Apply to J. A. Buchanan. tf VI It K I.KUVKUIUs of meat are made bv . tomers (Urli,B these hi a Ur cus' chance for ?he ?0dlJ No transit. our m ,0 'Ml In hat .poll. a,how anot lh sweet and tender and ,!! '"'e ,reBh "Won. flavor thai J curean appetite. !f ,! ,i ' E" first order we wi n ,?" 've " luent ones 8ure ' ubse. Tk Economy Market " Kohlhag,.., p)p FOR RENT Two housekeeping rooms, furnished or unfurnished. Apply at first house immediately east of blacksmith shop on lower Oak street, Roseburg. It HIGH GRADE PLUMDINr At S. K. Syk HaNwarw Sum. PfcoM 251. Aa Work Caari O ) L-