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Newspaper Page TextINTERIOR. FINISHES For all inside work and Art wood Finishes Johnson's Wood Dyes. Prepared Wax. Powdered Wax for Dancing Floors, Berry Brothers Varnish. Dull Gloss Finish. White Granite. New Era Art Wood Finish. Extra Damar Varnish. Furniture Varnish. These are carried in all size packages to suit your needs and requirements. Hamilton Drug' Co. 3 07 JacKion St. Roieburg, Oregon. STATU FAIL OPRXS MONDAY. EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW SEPTEMBER 11, 1008. AN ELECTRIC COIX COUNTER. Mrs. li O'Brien returned home to Eugene today, after a short visit here with her daughter, Mrs. H. H. Staple-ton. Hot wnter bottles, fountain syr inges, bulb syringes, and atomlzerB, Hie finest and most complete line In the city. Sold nt the lowest prices The burdens, of bank work were (n our guarantee to give satisfaction. considerably lightened when the electric adding machine was Invent ed, but now comes the electric cola counter to make it still easier. This apparatus counts and sorts Into paper tubes or bags, at the rate of 72,000 pieces an hour. Fourteen expert cashiers in the hunk of Eng land, working all day long, are only able ot count $50,000 in silver coin. The new machine will do this work in one-fifth of the time. A bag of coins is poured into the receptacle in the rear of the electric machine. A tray full of several hun dred coins Is emptied on a polished metal plate. This plate is tilted downward and one end and broken up by raised metal rules Into exactly a hundred squares which may be so altered In size that any desired coin slipping into them is held firmly in place. The plate is moved rapidly to and fro. Should it be desired to ex tract sixpences from the heap of larger money all the bigger ones are sifted oft the plate and the Bixpenuy pieces are retained in the squares. The coins are also stacked in paper tubes and counted. Look nt our lino and you will not buy elsewhere. Hamilton Drug Co. Rev. J. R. Hlocker, of Tampa, Fin has arrived In Uoseburg and will take charge of the pastorate of the M. E. church. South, until the com lug annual conference. His first ser inon here will be preached at 11 o'clock a. m. Sunday. A 'I'uyinfg Investment. Mr. John White, of 38 Highland Ave., Houlton, Me., says: "Have been troubled with a cough every winter 'and spring. Last winter I tried many advertised remedies, but the cough continued until I bought a 50c bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery; before that was half gone the cough was all gone. This winter the same happy result has followed; a few doses once more banished the annual cough. I am now convinced that Dr. King's New Discovery is the best of all cough and lung remedies." Sold un der guarantee at A. C. Marstcrs & Co's. drug store. DOc and 11.00. A trial bottle free. A. L. KITCHIN, is the man to see for everything in the Nur sery line. TrPPC that8row. 1 1 CC3 that pay. Fruit and ornanental trees, Grape & Berry vines, roses, etc. etc. Nursery Salesman, Roseburg, Or, Oregon Restaurant Open buy nd Night Fresh Oysters, Clams and Fish at Any Time Chickei Dinner on Sunday 12 to 2 P. M. REGULAR MEALS 25c. Are You Going to Start to School Next Monday? THE llOHKItntO ITIIUO 11 Kill SCHOOLS OI'K.V NEXT MO,'lAV. 1 TAIK nurll J .mi. lit (UK I. rAtiou raNDirs -n In flavor, in quality, in variety, in conformity of quality Our Confectionery is the stand ard of excellence. Palace of Sweets Phone 1373 Orders Delivered n Roseburg LOCAL NEWS, We have had several years' experience In the school supply line, and know what trouble school children generally have in buying their books and sup plies. Consequently we have spent several days in arranging our school goods and store In gen eral so that both young and old pupils can be attended to in the least time and trouble to them. All our hooks are mark ed In plain figures and there need be no fear of overcharge. Should any mistake be made we will glady correct It. Userul blotters free with each purchase. ACEE HOOK AND STATIONHKV STORE Successor to V. II. Cannon. Miss Hazel Kearney returned on Thursday from a visit in Portland. Cut flowers, carnations, at The Rose. Mrs. F. D. Owen. Phone 1497. Dr. and Mrs. w. S. Hamilton re turned Thursduy from a trip to Portland. Mrs. and Mrs. H. C. Flook are visiting in Salem with their daugh ter, Mrs. Fred Westbrook. Miss Mary Edgerton left this morning for Clackamas county to leach school. Matinees every afternoon at The Crescent. 6c. TF Mrs. James Price and son left this morning Tor their home in Olympin. after a visit here with her sister, Mrs. N. A. Party. Coquille Herald: Rev. and Mrs. Richardson, of Dlllard, Oregon, nre here paying a visit to Mrs. V. V Gage, sister of Mrs. Richardson, and family, as well as many friends. An Immense line of Cook's Linol eum just received; In the late3t de signs. No make of linoleum better and but few as good. B. V. strong, The Furniture Man. Henry Lander brought a fine "King of Tompkins County" apple to this office Thursday. It was grown on river bottom nenr Winston and is of Immense Blze. See H. C. Illtzmnn, the up-to-dnte plumber, for estimates on your plumbing work. Steam and hot wa ter a snecialtv. Office foot of Jack son street. Phone lufio. dtf Articles of Incornorntlon were filed with the county clerk today by the W. C. Harding Land Co., or uose burg. The IncoriMirntors are W. C. Harding, Dexter Rice and Vesta M Conn, and the capital stock is J50.- 000. The object of the company is to transact a genernl real estate busi ness. Oyster season is opened. Olym plas or Eastern In any style and the right kind of style at J. mines rest aurant nenr the S. P. depot. Open day and night. Clean, private boxes. Short orders a specialty Regular dinners. dtf rtnmlnn Recorder; S. W. Purdy and two other gentlemen wIiohb names we did not learn, came from Roseburg the first of the week on a ami) lie tour. Tliese mree gentle men started from Roseburg In a can vas boat, and sailed down the Ump qna river to its mouth, then walked across the country carrying their boat to the sloughs entering Coos Bay. then across to the Coquille riv er and down to Bnndon. The inter esting feature of the journey was the fact that they came all Hie way liom iinaehure bv wnter. with tue excep tion of seven miles which they walk ed across the country carrying their boat. Crescent Theatre High class motion pictures and illustrated songs. Cha nge of program Mon. Wed. and Friday ; : : : TODAY'S PROGRAM "MRS. TONEVS SI ITOItS" and 'THE TWO MOKEI.S" LOCAL NEWS. NOTICE OF FILINO OF PLAT OF Sl'RVEV. Chas. Wilson and son, ot Camas Valley, were in this city today. W. H. Sykes was over from Drain on business today. Three square meals a day at E. Jennings' restaurant, which will be re-opened in connection with the Uinpqua Bakery on Sept. 1. errv Edgar, or noimi mh c Creek, is in the cltv. Ha reports thr.t tire on Wedneiday burned O' tr aoout 40 acres of the Walte place i:t Rocud Prairie and iei..i'u.l u l ulf iiiU'i of fence. We are sole agents for the Conklln Self Filling Fountain PenB and rec omend them as being far ahead of any other pen on the market. Agee Book Store. Tr C. E. Amsbsry, of South Myrtle Creek, was In town lodny. He is developing what promises to be f good mine on his property, 'lho nun Ing activity on South Myrtle is liven ing up again after a period of ex treme quiet. The biggest stock or Vermont marble ever received In RoBeburg Is now on display at W. E. MarsterB' hop. foot of Jackson street. Otve 11m a chance to figure on your work :ind he will satisfy you. Dtr The remains of Thos. J. Brlsco, an old soldier, who was killed by a fall !it Mrs. P. Ketchell's hospital Wed nesday night, were given burial this nfternoon at the Soldiers' Home emeterv. pursuant to Instructions telegraphed from his sou at Water loo, Iowa. Fresh Eastern and Olympla Oys tors any style at the Quick Lunch restnurant, opposite depot grounds Services first class; extra dinner from 11:30 a. m. to 7:30 p. m. First class cooks, both day and night. Call and get the best meal in the city. do9 W. JONES. The action of the city ii-miril in IWu the compeu a'i in of the .''e.-i.s ani judges of-the eleclt-..ii to he held the first Monday of next iVtrber a tJ 10 oer day has aro.sea rmit ci-i ablo comment. Section 17, Chapter :i on Elections, in the City Chartei states specifically that Judges and clerks of election shall receive $4 ner dnv each. The council think however, that inasmuch as thero ii only one councilman to elect In each ward the work will be very ngni ana worth no more than $2.50. This sum hnB been allowed by the council to officials of previous elections where the work was uo greater and complaint was heard. However serving on an election board is not compulsory, and any of the election o Ilk-1 u s named who think tnnt i Is not enough for the work have th privilege of stepping aside for some one else. This is tne wny tne suua Hon is nut bv Recorder Orcutt. but there Is still the question of whether the council Isn't obliged to allow I per day, whether it wants to or not United States Land Office, Roseburg, Or.. Sept. 10, 1908. Notice Ib hereby given that the S of Section 21 nnd the N V6 or Section 28 In T. 26 S.. R. 10 W., W. M.. has been surveyed and tne pint of survey will he filed In this office on Friday, October 2.1, 1908, at 9:00 o'clock A. M., and on and after such day we will bo prepnred to receive applications for the entry of the un reserved and unappropriaieu lanus therein. All persons are warned, however, that the snld N14 of Section 28 Is patented land and the said S'lk of Section 21 Is embraced In nn uncan celled railroad selection and a timber and stone entry of record. BKN'JA.MIN L. EDDY, Register. J. M. LAWRENCE. Receiver. LE0NA MILLS Lumber Company Lumber, Lath, Shingles and Dry Finish Lumber Yards on lower Oak Street Roseburg, 'Phone 1411 ILLUSTRATED SONGS: "When Swecl Mario Was Swei-t Rl t'n. and In Monkey Ijinil." ("Wick" sings in the evening only.) No Chinese Km ployed at. the QUICK LUNCH RESTAURANT. w. JONES. Strictly first-class Proprietor and clean. Open day and night. Chicken dinner every Sunday, 11:30 a. in to 7:30 p. m. - Near the S. P. Depot. Don't Worry About Your Laundry No use to work hard all day at the wash-tub. Washing is a woman's hardest housework we make It her easiest. Wrap up the bundle and phone uii No. 791 and we rail for It and deliver It when It Ib done. And the cost is small. Let us do your washing and yon join the "Don't Worry" Club. It will come bnck to you clean, pure and In perfect condition, as the result of our modern methods. We serve Coca Cola and more than a dozen other soft drinks as well as Ice cream, Sherbet and Ice Cream Sundaes. N'ever wns it place so popular for re freshing drinks. Uye ROSE COrNTY COl'KT MATT KltS. I Improvement In Grounds. I WG3ny LVCfyDOdy SALEM Or., Sept. 10. All signs ! fJ-J nUQ pAp Cf Indicate that the state fair, whirl, is' Ul IHK3 VUld ViUId to open at the fairgrounds next Mon day, will be the greatest ever held, both In size and character of exhib its, and in number of people In at tendance.' This having been an ex ceptionally good agricultural season the exhibits of farm, garden and or chard products will be the best that Oregon has ever seen. ilecaue the fair has expanded to larger propor tions and the premiums have been in creased, there will be a larger num ber of entries than at any previous? fair. The construction last year of large, light, well ventilated and convenient stables for the livestock has been enough to lnduse farmers to continue to bring their herds here and has Induced some breeders to enter their livestock who have uever done so before. The races have at tracted the owners of the best hornet that come to the Northwest circuit. Proprietors of side attractions ave been alert and know that the crowd will be Immense. Though the fair management has shut out all games of chance and such money making schemes as knife racks, nig ger-baby stands, etc., the concessions have been more numerous than ever before. All the midway attractions will be of the highest order. Tin managers of the local streetcar com pany are also convinced that this will be a great year for the fair and rraugements have been made to so ure plenty of streetcars from Port land to handle the crowds between the fairgrounds and the city. The first Improvement seen insid- he gates Is an addition to the nut hinery hall, made necessary by th larger exhibits. Modern farming methods have encouraged InventioiiH in the line of agricultural implements and the desire to learn about the atest inventions has made the ma hinery department one of the larg est and most interesting on the grounds. The largest Improvement mad this year Is at tho race track when1 the grandstand has been Increased In seating capacity at least fit) per cent by the construction of an extension In front. The grandstand will now accommodate all the people who wish seats during the races. The Inst will and teBtninent of .1 nun's Albert Smith, deceased, dis posing of real and personal property aggregating a total of r,fi00, has been ndnmted to probate, with Han nibal V., and Grant Smith, brothers of the testator, as executors without bonds. To the parents of tho de- eased, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. Smith, is bequeathed $100 each. Kour flfths of the remainder of all prop erty Is to be divided equally among the executors nnd two sisters, Mrs. Alice lllckford nnd Miss Stella Smith. The last fifth is bequeathed In equal halves to LaKayette and Alhort Osier, children of a third Bis ter, who Is dead. The appraisers ap pointed are Oscar J. Llndsey, Chas. lllckford and W. L. Cobb. The Inst will and testament of Uo- meo 10. Scrnnton, who died Dec. A, 1907, tins been tiled, hut not yet placed In probate. All of the real and personnl property, including n 7ti-ttcre farm at Camas Valley, is bequeathed to tho widow, Nettle M. Sernnton, with the request that it pass at her death Into tin posses sion of their children, Lucy, Alice and Until. j. ROSKUUKO MARKET. Cereals. Wheat 90cJl. 00. Oata BOc bu. liny Vetch, $12 ton; grain, $12 ton; a I fulfil. 13ffljir,. IJarley $34 ton. Livestock. Steers Alive, 3 14 3 o. Cows Alive, !H3e. Veal Dressed. 6 5 He Hogs Dressed, 7c Sheep 8 Mo. Poultry Mixed chickens alive 10c lb.; dressed, 12 He;- geese, alive, 8c, dressed, 12c: ducks, alive 10c; dreBsed, 14iQ15c. Butter Creamery. 37140 lb.; country, 30c lb. Eggs 2iVacdoz. 1'otatoeB $1.25 ewt. Wool 14 Ho lb. . Honey 12140 lb. . VI Cabbage 2o lb. " Old Onions 2c lb. . Apples 1 c Ib. ' Pears 1 14 c lb. Peaches 40 60c box. PORTLAND MARKET. ." Livestock On toot: Steers, S 14 4c; cows, 3c; hogs, 6 7c; sheep, 3 4c; dressed veal. 68c; wool, 14c lb.; apples, 50c$1.76; pota toes. 90c cwt; eggs, 27c dot.; mixed chlckeiiB, 11c; hops, 4 05c; peaches, 30 4)' 7 5c box. CASTOR I A For Infanti an$ Children. lbs Kind You Have Always Bought Miss Mabel Mnhn returned Thurs- Iax tne day from a visit at her home at You- ) Signature of calla. Men Past Sixty In Danr. More that half of mankind over dxty years of age suffer from kidney 1 ind bladder disorders, usually argement of the prostrate gland. rhis is both painful and dangerous. nd Foley s Kidney Cure should be aken at the first sign of danger, as I t corrects Irregularities and has I ured many old men of this disease. I lr. Rodney Hurnett, Rock Port, Mo.. writes:- "I suffered with enlarged ) rostra to gland and kidney troulil 'or years and after taking two hot-1 les of Foley's Kidney Cure I feel letter than I have for 20 years, al- hough I am now 91 years of age." led Cross Pharmacy. FITTING UP AN OFFICE Is a quick and an easy matter It our mill work Ib used. We have all the partitions, railings, doors, etc., ready to put tight up. You can hire an empty room In the morning and -with our nlM work and a good carpenter you can havo n completely fitted of fice tho same day. Want to see some designs? Ordors filled for all kind of fruit boxes. The J. G. Flook Co., Roseburg, Oregon. We Have Our Own C. T. I'. TO IVK LUOTl'ltH AMI HNTUItTAINMKNT. Delivery Wagon ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY Franklin P. Davis, of New York, is In our city. Mr. Davis Is man-1 agcr and sole director of the famous I psychologist, Or. (ieorge tiilbert Han- roft and U. Lillian Lewis, vocaltui I ind Impersonator. Mr. Davis made arrangements to I bring this talented pair to our city. under tho auspices of the W. C. T U., for a two nights' lecture diirini; I the latter part of October. Dr. ltancroft will give his fanioiif I psychological lecture, "Hoodoos, tin first night, a startling discourse of all (so-called) supernatural phenum-1 ana. ' On the second night the sub ject will be "When, Whom and Howl to Love," a musical lecture novelty and a laugh from start to finish. The W. C. T. II. should be highly commended for bringing such tul ented artists to our city and should I ave the entire support of all out people. XX, DRAIN, Or., Sept. 10. At a spe clal meeting of the city rounell lasl evening arrangements were made tc I put crushed rock on the main streets The rock crusher will be put to work I mtnediately. The city has ahoul (MID with which to do the work, U laying en nil for nil warrants and hut no bonded indebtedness. Everybody goes to The CRESCENT "CKT THE HABIT!" ADMISSION Evening 10c Matinee 5c Autumn Attire demandB new articles of jewelry to adorn, beautify and add to your costumes those faw'inating touches of eley-anre that nothing ele can give. Our line of new goods In iamonds, earls and all precious stones is not only complete, hut al S'dutely manetive in itssiiierh attractiveness. A. S. HUEY Jeweler and Optician Looted on Cus Street, Rottbnrg DltAI.V IMI'ItOYKH. and can give better and more prompt service than any grocery in Roseburg The Best of Groceries HARNESS & JOHNSON The Corner Grocery Sheridan Street Near Freight Depot. Do You Need :: MAititn:i. How S. 'lay TAYI.OIt-KI.I.KNIIMIir. Ill hurt!, Sept. I I. In. I., lor nnd Berths 8. Kllenhern, .IiiiIki (1. W. Wonniiott, ollleiatiiiK. Mr. Tavlor la an operator In tin Couthern raeilie depot at Drain, llh hride la a daughter of Mr. and Mrx KllenherK. who reside on a farm neat that place. TO WlltK FKNCK I1LVKKS. I have Just received a rarlond of Pane Woven Wire Fenre at Hose burK And stored It In the Hheriilar arehouae, near the 8. P. depot where It may be obtained by partler havInK ptared orders with me. 1 will also fill new ordera until the mii.pl) la gone. 8. I). CltOL'CII TO TUB PUIIMC I will reopen my reetaurant in connection with the Unipuua llakery on Bept. 1. Ser vice will be strictly first class. K Jennings. NOTICB All persons who have been dumping rubbish along the county road In the Deer Creek dis trict. No. S2. are hereby warned to desist as such practice Is unlawful. ds22 W. II. IlllOWN, To all the former patrons of our branch store, formerly C'loako ft Hrown's store: We have moved all the stock to our store on Jackson Street, and are prepared to welcome vou there and are In better shape lo phase you than ever before ALTON H. r It r. Y CO. I Dishes or Cooking Utensils of anyKind , l so, do not overlook the sale of these goods that were saved from the wreck of our store room several . l weeks ago. tt We olaced these troods on'sale'July u I 31sl, and everything must be sold -no-U i . . mi I TT matter wnat it win Dnng. t You had better come early. ii l TiTe Bee Hive Grocery , S MAX WEISS, 12 i - I... i.uif uamt voiid DDnnurF" II rrUjnClUI " - emu wn ivvs I I o