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Newspaper Page TextAlcohol A Stftug lufttc -A boJy bunder A bleed puiirkr A Great Alterative A Doctor's .icdiclno A . L J..I-. it - ,7,, UktAytr'.Scwxparilh.UnolvaUly Ayer'i S.rstparilla 6ccr without atcohat than with it. Without Ak WllboUl Akuhol i Wirho : AUohoil Without Alcohol ! Without Alcohol I Without Alcohol E W bV, BO IMrilll W, DUB'Ulk J.O.Aepra Matinees every afternoon at The Crescent. 6c. TK Certain and speedy cure for poison oak. Marsters' poison ouk remedy. The old, reliable poUon oak rem ery; Marsters.' Guaranteed to cure. You can get the latest aud the bout novels at the Public Library lu the Abraham building, upstairs over Hunsakor's store. DTP Don't be afraid to give Chamber lain's Cough Remedy to your chil dren. It contains no opium or other harmful drug. It always cures. For sale by Hamilton Drug Co. Feel languid, weak, run down? Headache? Btomach "off"? Just a plain case of lazy liver. Ilurdock Blood Bitters tones liver and sto mach, promotes digestion, purifies the blood. Bee Kltzinnn for plumbing, fixtures Including towel racks, soap dishes, tumbler holders,- sponge racks, etc. All work guaranteed. Office foot of Jackson street. Phone 1055. dtf "1 suffered habitually from con stipation. Doan's Hegulets rolleved anil strengthened the bowels, so thitt they have been regular ever since." A K. Davis, grocer. Sulphur Bprings, Texas. The ladles of the Christian Aid Society will hold a "Market of Home Cooking" Saturday, Sept. 12, from 10 a. m., at Hunsaker's grocery store. dtd A supply of the new edition of the Oregon mining laws has Just been received at this office. It In cludes everything to date In legal mining procedure. Copies only 40 cents each. TF Phone 661, when you want a good driving rig or saddle horse. Horses boarded at reasonable rates, Delmar Dlion. dTF TIIK IIONI) ItKAIiTY CO. Or chards, farms, tlmbor and city prop erty. Home fine bargains. Jackson street, Koseburg, Ore. TEA ' Good tea, close price. There is no other way to build a good business or keep a good business. Tor frocai rcturni rour mono If ron 4m'I MIm tkkiliUf frit; wt par bin. Patronize Review advertiser!. CheapeHt accident Insurance Dr. Thomas' Kcluctrlc OH. Stops the pain and heulu the wound. All druKKltttu sell it. A daughter was born a few days ago to Mm. Audrey HrldK"B Kndlcott at Myrtle Point. You can arrange with Itu rr's Mimic House to rent a piano for six mouths, then If you wish to buy, rent will ap ply as part of purchase price. sw H. L. Kngels was down from Peel Wednesday. Some 15 or 20 men are now busy bulldliiK government trails in the Cascade forest reserve above there. The law firm of Harzee, Cannon & Marker has dissolved, Atty. A. It. Marker having retired from the part nership. Mr. Marker will open an ofllce in the building now occupied by Dr. J. P. Johnson. A New York music trade paper has asked burr's Music House to take the census of all pianos and organ. now In use In Douglas county, and Mr. S. Peterson, of Burr's MiihIc House, will start on fulfilling thlo duty the first of next week. At a meeting of the official board of the Methodist Church last even ing, A. C. Marsters, S. H. Klmore and Andrew It. Marker were elected delegates to represent the church ut the annual conference to be held at Halem the latter part of thtH month. DAILY WEATHER REPORT t1. H Wetther Bureau, local uliice, Kottburg, Ore u ttuun emllug 6 a. iu.,dept. V, 1VUB. Precipitation lu invtiea and hundredtm: 0.00 Maximum temperature, . , 11 Miuttuuw teioieratar ....'... .42 PrevipltMtlou Xh Total prtM'Ip. Klnce rtrxtol iiiouib lit Avtf. prtM-ip. fur thin uioutti fur JU eara....l-W Total prei-ip.from rk-pt. 1, laos, Uidut. 16 Ave rune prwlp. Iroiu Bvulember 1, 177 18 AturK precipitation for 31 wet waiuna, Htipt. lo May (luciualvf) 32.13 Tiiuh. Oihhun, OliHtirver. For Jlonehuru und Vicinity: Fair awl warmer tonight; Thurs day showers. -o- Karl Caddis, the Medford cream eryinati, is In the city visiting with relatives and attending to business matters. i Mrs. L. G. Williams, of Portland, Is the guest of Mrs. S. C. Flint, of this city. She is enroute to Los An geles to spend the winter. - Miss Gertrude E. Hide, of Rock ford, 111., Is In the city -the guest of Mr. und Mrs. It. W. Hinkluy. Miss Bide, ufter a few dayB spent In Hose burg, will continue her Journey to southern California. J. II. Kennlff, the champion fly caster or the world, both for accur acy and long dlstunce, is here from San Francisco and will perhaps give a demonstration at Winchester this evening. He Is representing the sporting goodH department of Iluker & Hamilton, San Fruuclsco. Eugene Guard: There has been another chnnge in the personnel of the Iiangs Livery Co. C. P. Itarnard has sold his Interest to his partners. Kit Hangs, Earl McNutt and .1. H. West, Mr. H a limit I will devote his time and attention to other affairs. All unpaid taxes will become delin quent after Monday, Oct. 5, 1908, and under the present law whenever the taxes on a piece of property be come delinquent anyone can pay the sume and If not' repaid and the land redeemeded within 3 years get a com plete title to property. No advertise ment Is now required of property upon which taxes are delinquent and such property Is subject to sale without notice. A home-like restaurant whero ynu can get three appetizing meals a dny, seven days In the week at 10. Jen nings' restaurant, which will he re opened Sept. I In connection with the Umpqua Itukerv. llonSrC FOR ItlONT Small and partly rurnlshed. Enquire lll lard and Clayton. City. si 7 D. J. JARVIS & R. J. FARNSWORTI1 New and Second Hand Store Pay highest price for Second Maud Goods. Goods bought and sold on small margins. Wlieu you have any thing to sell or buy, call us up on phone or give us a call QtTick Sales and Small Profits is our Motto Cass Street, near S. P. Depot Phone 1214 September is Heie So b our Complete Lin of SAPPHIRES, the Birth Stone for this Month Genuine Htouea mid bout Imitations, loose anil mounted Our linn - Waudies wan never more complete; also Kolw and I'huius Up-to dale poods in nil ilia latent fiuls anil ityles Our pricus are always con ceded to be. correct, quality cousldtrcd lirst. J. T. BRYAN, The Watchmaker KOSEBURG, OREGON W. II. KISIIKll, I'm. J. II. 1IOOT1I, Vlwl'ws. J. M. TIIKONK, Sec. , The Douglas County Abstract Company i Successor to K. K. Alley. . Abstract of Title FumUhed. Titles liunrnnteed. 1 Land Olllce Practice a Specialty. Safety Deposit Boxes for Kent. Timber Lauds bought and Sold, l.nud Scrip for Hale. Ileal Estate and Insurance. Tapers Properly Prepared fur Filing on Unverniiiciil Ijmds. Township MaM, NIiowIiik Vacant Ijtndft, of all Township In Hit lloseburg Ijtnd IHstrlrt. Rit CVnts Knell. itosKiirito. nitKcoN. Offlre I'nder V. ft. Ijind onirc. HEADACHE "Uj father had ben offerer from tick heedftchs for Ibe Jit inantr-llve rettra nd never fonod inf relief Quill he begD lekiuc your I'ucmti, Sloe be b beiun tkkitiK Ueacarela he baa never bad be headache. Tlief have entirelf eared bin. Caacerata do what you recommend them to do. I will Blve you tbe privilege at ualuc hla name." K.M. IUckiou. I1M Uealuertit., W.ludtauapuIlL Ipd. Best For NEW MALADY IN STYLE. CAWrV CATTUimC Pie ant, Palatable, Potent, Teetedood. DoOood, Ntvnr Kloknn, Wnakaii or lrlpa. 10c. He, 19c. Never old In bulk. The Kniiuhie tablet ilamped U U O. tiuaranlned to cure or jour money back. Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. 30J ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES BODGE Cbc Reliable CaCtor H:is recnlvoil bis FALL STYLES and SAMPLES also a Hue of Kiill Gootls. Ditp in mul luok over ttie Full stylus and gel osUtl on Mie pivjiei' stylos fur Kail and Winter. A Perfectly Fitted Excellently Made Faultlessly Stylish ! Fall Auit, for i A Small Price t.e..t..f-.rMfMt..f-.e rTTTTTTTT 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 tiial. NOAH &. STAPLETON, Jackson St., Near McCUUen Hotel Roseburg "Summer Neck" Have You Caught Thia Disease YetT "Summer neck ache" Is tbe latest disease. Have you a pain In the left side of your ueck aud la your left shoulder? If so) you are suffering from a fash lonable epidemic. ' Case after case has been treated by doctors. 'lt has been suggested to ine by many of my friends who are suffering from It that It Is rheumatism," writes one sufferer. "Now, rheumatism Is, unfortunately, common enough, but an epidemic of rheumatism alwtnys locat ed In rne particular portion of the body Is moat singular. V, might almost be contagious, but I believe It bus been definitely estab uVned that the malady Is not caused by bacteria r.:td therefore cunuot be communicated from one victim to an other." An eminent specialist when consult ed In regard to the matter said: "I have noticed It myself find have bad several eople to treat for It. My personal friends have spoken to me about It, aud, worst of all. 1 have bad It myself Just recently. Certainly It Is rheumatism. "On the face of it. It Is very puzzling, but I think the explanation really Is simple. People ire learning more and more the ndvnntuge of sleeping with their windows opeu. Now, every one naturally lies on the right side, liecause that position Is most favorable to tbe beurt and rests It most If the weather Is hot when bed Is sought, the first thing tbnt happens Is thut the clothes are thrown back as soou as sleep comes on. "Consequently the left shoulder Is exposed to the cold air of the small hours und gets thoroughly chilled. The result Is this epidemic of n noninfec tious ailment rheumatism nnd that Is why In ninety-nine cases out of a j hundred It uppears lu the left side of the neck nnd the loft shoulder. "I'eople should not Bleep with closed ; windows, but they should take care j thut no portion of the body Is exposed to chills." CLEANING A CLOCK. New and second-hand pianos for rent at Burr's Music House. sw It Is Not Vary Difficult, According to These Directions. It Is very simple to clean a clock, which may sound rather absurd. For an amateur It Is not always necessary to take the clock to pieces. With a little care and patience aud using some benzine, a clean white rag, a sable brush and some oil a clock can be cleaned and put In first class running Ul UCIi A UC UCIUUIO BUVUIU U VICUU and free from oil. You can test Den tine by putting a little on tbe back of the hand. If It Is good. It will dry off, leaving the hand quite clean, but if any grease remains on the hand It is uot fit to use. The oil should be of the very best that can be procured. Vegetable oils should never be used. Clock oil can be procured from your druggist or Jeweler. All loose dirt should be removed from the works by blowing with bellows or a fun or dusting with a dry brush. In the latter case great care should be ex ercised not to Injure any of the parts. Olp the brush In the benzine and clean the spindles and spindle holes and tlio teeth of tbe escapement wheel. After washing a part wipe the brush on the rag and rinse tn the benzine. This should be repeated frequently until no uiore dirt Is seen. When the clock has dried oil the spin dle holes carefully. This may be done with a toothpick or a sliver of wood cut to a fine point Oil the tooth of the escapement wheel slightly, using a fine brush. Popular Mechanics. In order to keep well posted dur ing the political campaign you should read The Commoner. To any old or new subscriber to The Review who pays his subscription for a year iu advance, we will send The Commonei free during the campaign. REVIEW PUBLISHING CO.. For good printing of all kinds The Rv!ew always leads. Refrigerators. . .nfptcrArat Full line or flrsi cia i on. enle. lined and guaranteed satisfactory. Nothing equals our Vu dor Porch Shades to keep that hot porch comfortable. We have them 4. 6. 8. and 10 feet wide. B. W. ' The Furniture Man. Umpqua Cold Cure Is a guaran teed remedy. Quick aud sure at Hamilton's. NORTH SIDE PLANING MILL MAHONEY & DAWE, Prop's Sash, Doors, Mouldings, and all kinds of Finishing Material and Mill Work Mill and Yards at Railroad Spur in North Roseburg LOWESTOFT CHINA. PLANNING NEW CENSUS. Director North Preparing to Count th Arrerioan Public It will cost $1,500,000 mora' to take the census of 1U10 than that of eight years ago, on account of the Increased number of men, women and children, estimated at 25.000,000 persons, but the work will be fur better done, which Is one of tbe notable advantages of such a permanent bureau orgHitlzutlou as . t.n Ir.lt..il UiHiua imi In t u luil olniu. ' 11)00, aside from the valuable vital sta tistical work It has been accomplishing In the meantime every day. The di rector of the census. 8. N. D. North, has made his urraugemeuts for enu merating the population two years hence, aud. notwithstanding the In creased und VHrled luformutlou that will be gathered, be confidently esti mates the cost at only $ 1 4.000.000. Tills estltnute will be submitted to con gross at the next boss Ion, as Mr. North desires the appropriation In a tump sum, so that all arrnugctneut.-t for the taking of the census may he completed without any worry ntwut money. Besides the count of the population, there will be a census of aicriculture that will cost about $2,000,000. That census has Imhmi urged by farmers In stitutes, grangers' societies, agriculture and live stock associations all over the country. The results of the thirteenth ceutms will bo published In not more thun seven volumes three less than were required In I'.KH). SHARED CAKES WITH BEAR. PROCURED AND OEFCNPCD. tl mod Jimwuuf .-I iI't-l r i(itt rn-h miJ frr rtn t'nf ailot-, flow U utLtL ilrnU, ttade iwlut cvMilKtiU.rte., N ALL COUNTRIES. Huiinttt dirfft with II aikimf torn ttv4M tim, Mi'Wif a tkt potent. Pi tint and Infrinpmant Prtctlct Exchitlvtty. W rltf or fMn t. tu tl Hi MUU Strwt, rpy Vtfto ttetM htal OBm. WASHINGTON. O C YOUR MONEY'S WORTH IN A WORKING SHOE It lakes work - hard work too to get iiK4n . You can't afford lo ynv hanl eii ned money for ntW that you dou't know ait4 full value. You can In $ure of Uith work manship and material in our t4Kk of work ntuK's. R. L. Stephens Exclusive DmIm In rim Footwear 4 Lost Child Criod Whan Taken Away From Frlghtnd Bruin. Not het"Jlng n warning not to wander t fur, ten-year-old Maggie Kuuulug of Chicago, who with her mother Is vis j Itlug relatives near Kuruwood, Sulll j vun county, N. Y., was lost in the woods the other day. When found ; she was sitting on a log feeding a half grown bear with cakes from a paper hog. 1 At the BKinwch of the sean-hlug party the bear Hod. and the child cried j because they bad scared It uway. The little girl said she had Walked n long way, picking aud eating huckleberries, I and at last became tired aud sat dowu on a log to eat her cakes wbeu the bear, which she thought ws a dog. 8tory of a Factory Whoss Products Aro Now Highly Prixsd. At the end of the North parade, Lowestoft. Is the Warren House, a place of great interest to connoisseurs of china. It was here, In the eight eenth century, that a discovery of fine clay was made which eventually led to Lowestoft manufacturing tbe china which Is now so rare that It la almost priceless. Initial experiments made by Hewlln Lusou, Esq., of Guntou Park, near Lowestoft, with some hue clay discov ered accidentally on his estate result ed In complete success and ultimately led to the opening of a factory at Lowestoft In 1750 for the manufacture of line earthenwnre and porcelain "soft paste." Iu 1770 a finely glazed and decorated "hard paste" was Introduced, tbe ef ficiency und beauty of which beto kened a brilliant success for tbe pro prietors. Contemporary evidence In disputably shows that from 1770 to 1800 the Lowestoft works were at the Keulth of their fame. Owing, however, to the enormous expenses and difficul ty Incurred In procuring china clay from Cornwall and elsewhere (after the original clay was exhausted) and the rapidly Increasing competition of other makers Its prosperity waned, the collapse came, and tbe works were closed hi 1S03. London Globe. FOR SALE, FOR SALE Gooa side-spring bug gy, in use one year; nearly as good as new; cost $8ii. Will sell for $42.50. Enquire at Harness & Johnson's. do5 FOR SALE Good dry slab wood at fiOc per cord, at the mill on South Deer Creek. Hatfield Saw Mill Co. do 5 FOU SALE New house of seven ruoiuH. West side; city water; half acre iu small fruits. Price $ 1 T 0 0 . Apply llox 464, Koseburg, Oregon. ds27 FOR SALE Draft horse, light on foot, stylish and good disposition; weight 1400 pounds. Enquire at Review ottice. tf FOR SALE Good sized, serviceable ofllce safe. Apply at the Leon a Mills Lumber Co's. yard, on Oak Street, Roseburg; tf FOR SALE Good paying plumbing and tinning business. Address H., care of Review, Roseburg. tf msm 60 YEAftS' EXPERIENCE Tradc Mams DCStONS Copyrights Ac li.utrii-ilTC'iiAiiTitUl. HANDBOOK oo r:?nt fnl frtM. iMti MuoticT for tM-uriii( paiinit. tff.u without chnr. tn tb Scientific American. a tindtom1t lltn;rtJ llr. Ijmu ef ni'ftllon of H'ntiBo timial. Tornn. 3 voir: ftir months, L Mil bftll oxkImIwi. UUNN Co New York m vMti too m r au WMhinaioo. ix u s. I.nillra' tailor1!) suits for Fall havo yjunt arrived at II. Marks Co. tlsr V came out at the brush, and she handed It a cake. This was followed by other cakes until the whole dnxeu bad disap peared. Theu she said she was about to follow her doggie to bis home, where she knew there would be people who would tuke her home. The child bud been gone live hours. A Hard Blow. "Ataa, nlu!" crtra Johnny D. "An awful shock this Is to mo Trittt this icrvat. big 1' tilted Stntrs Wants fines from m at such htfh Insists In spit of all I sajr That I can wll afford to ry. If thtp An stands. It ruins mot What shall I dor walla Johnny D. "Just think t worked so hard and Ions. Barn rkahteous o'sr and na'sr did wrong. ' 1 hav a hrart that's frr from ruII And only earned a llttla ntla. but now. vhtn gray haired I'd bo called tva for tho fact that ! am bald, Th nation tXMite with Ivtal kr All to drplt my Uttla stor." Tla wry hard on Johnny D. Juat think how an try wa would ba If Jultes saved us from a fat O Wouid our few m til Ions conflscaJa And this flitted States persisted. On payment of th fin tnststed. Tla harrowing this thing to sea. Ah, drop a tear for Johnny D. I baltUnor ADrtcms FOR SALE A team of horses, cheap, If taken at once. Inquire of W. M. Fest, at Mount Nebo dairy farm. dtf FOR SAL13 Practically new 6 -room cottage, all modern conveniences, Will exchange for Portland prop erty. Call on L. Kabal, Roseburg. Oregon. dTF WANTED WANTED A five or six room house, bath preferable. Dr. K. M. Erwin, Hotel McClallen. dsl5 WANTED TO RENT Three or four furnished rooms for housekeeping by family of two. Address A. K., care Review. dtf WANTED A young lady to learn operating. Apply to manager of Pacific Telephone aud Telegraph Co. dtf WANTED 20 rigging sllngers. 10 buckers for logging camp, $60 per month; 20 lumber pliers. $2.00 a day; 2 boom men, $2.50 a day; contract cutting piling, 1 Vi cents per lineal foot. Address . H West ft Co., Medford, Oregon. DTF IAST AND KOl'ND. LOST Hlue belt with silver buckle. Finder please leave at. this office and receive reward. dtf FOR RKXT. What makes our j I business grow? g H 8 H ' S It's because we treat the people right. tx 8 H Some merchauts in their a tempt to lead in prices often buy inferior goods hut 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 up our business every day. If you are not a regular customer place a trial order and be convinced. Yours for a square deal, Alton S. Frey & Co I GROCERS Phones 201. u ccessors to J. F. Barker & Co. FOR SALE. New Five II. V. Horizontal ;aso line Engine, nt reasonable price. Call and see it. FIRST : CLASS : AUTOMOBILE : REPAIR : SHOP Gasoline and all kinds of supplies for Automobiles H. W. ALTHAUS & SONS. Electricians : Machinists : Automobilists Cor. Cass & Rose Sts., Phone 1441 Roseburg, Ore. ROSEBURG MEAT MARKET II. D. MAY. Prop. Fresh and Cured Meats of all kinds Fimh end Poultry We know how to cut meat to get the best results In cookm- Is more In the cutting that most people believe. We may h i nerts In our line. Lei. utt tireiinre vmir Mmu.i.... - .e lernleil ex- convinced. We want your trade. ' w SiH-cial Kree Delivery. 1'honc 1:141 ... e Buy Hidt Shop on Slu-rUlnn Sir N,.nr 10 )(.1M)- be UH)H AT VOl It "";;neyo,itr8l;x,,ur than ele""":" simpie. Ourt::,, .l every ounce of them Is eat . i. therefore, no waste and th"- S pane of waste l savl Tho Is the cheapest S' The beKt The Economy Market Geo. Kohlhagcn, pp. NOTICK TO .CRKIIITOIW Harlnf lost our business by Are, we res pectfully ask til person! knowlnt themselves Indebted to us to settle ss soon ss possible. T. J. WIT. L1AM3 A BON. Wilbur Or. U WANTED 51-000.00 WORTH of 2nd Hand Bradley's Second Hand Stnm Q I handle both new and second hand goods Trv prices on harness. You will find that I am right. At aBradley' ' ' The 2ndM 7