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LOCAL NEWS.
Patronlte Review advertiser!.
before going camping get a bottl
of Marsters' poison oak remedy. TF
Mr. and Mrs. M. Carr, of Looking
Glass, were Roseburg visitors today.
Matinees every afternoon at The
Crescent 6c. TF
Miss Alice Druinbach, of Dlxon
vllle, has been employed to teach the
Weber school beyond Kdonbower.
Certain and speedy cure for poison
oak. Marsters' poison oak remedy.
C. F. Krogol, of Dlxonville, has
just completed a flue residence on his
farm, the cost being upwards of
$2000. It has all the modern con
veniences. You can get the latest and the best
novels at the Public Library In the
Abraham building, upstairs over
Hunsaker's store. DTF
Miss HattLe Rose, of Dlxonville,
will teach one of the North Myrtle
Creek schools.
Mrs. F. L. Russell, of CorvalllH, In
visiting here with her daughter,
Mrs. S. M. Kelley.
"I suffered habitually from con
stipation. Doan's Regulets relieved
and strengthened the bowels, so that
they have been regular ever since."
A E. Davis, grocer, Sulphur
Springs, Texas.
L. 8. Coon was in from Drorkway
today and saya melon and tomato
shipments constitute the principal
activity just now. Prune drying be
gliiB next week.
The ladles of the Christian Aid
Society will hold a "Market of Home
Cooking" Saturday, Sept. 12, from
10 a. m., at HunBaker's grocery store.
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CARD OF THANK8 We 'desire
to extend our slncero thanks to all
who favored us with their aid and
sympathy during the Illness and
funeral of our beloved son. Their
kindness will ever be gratefully re
membered. MR. and MRS. C. W. SMITH,
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TEA
' Good tea, close price.
There is no other way to
build a good business or
keep a good business.
Yvu trcr rttntat rear noar It ra Im'I
fc SaklUlas'i fcu): pw bia.
D. J. JARVIS & R. J. FARNSWORTH
New and Second Hand Store
Pay highest price for Second Hand
Goods., Goods bought aud sold on
small niargius. Wheu you have any
thing to sell or buy, call us up on
phone or give us a call . . . '
flflick Sales and Small Profits is our Motto
Phone 1214
September is Here
So b our Complete Un of SAPPHIRES, the Birth Stone for this Month
Genuine Stones and beat ImiUtions, loo ho and mouitUM. Our line o
Watches wns nevur more com.ltM; ulso Kolw and Chains lip-to"
date goods in all the lntst ftuU and Htvles Our nrtres are ulwiivs con
ceded to be correct, quality cousiiU ml Hint.
J. T. BRYAN, The Watchmaker
HOSEBURC, OREGON
W. II. KlHHKIt, Vrvm. J. II. UOOTI1, Vlce-1'r.n. J. M. THRONE, Hcc.
The Douglas County Abstract Company
Successor to P. E. Alley.
Abstract of Title Furnished. Titles lluuranteed.
Land Ottlie Practice a Specialty. Safety Deposit lion's (or Kent.
Timber Lands Nought and Sold. Land Scrip tor Sale.
Heal Kstate and Insurance.
l'aHrs lroperly lrepaml for Filing on Uoveriiniciit IjiiuIs.
Township MaM, Showing Vacant IaiuIs, of all Tow ii.hIiIm In the
lloaeburg liid District. BO Cents Each.
Office I'ntler l'. . Ijwd Office. HOSKIII'HO, OHEfiON.
YOUR MONEY'S WORTH IN A
WORKING SHOE
LOCAL NEWS.
J. H. Hays was In town from Glide
today.
M. F. Wright went to Eugene on
business today.
The old, reliable poison oak rem
ery; Marsters.' Guaranteed to cure'
N. E. Dement and II. II. Laird
came over from Myrtle Point Thurs
day. Miss IJlanche Stltt waB over from
liandon this week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Sharer were up
from Kellogg this week.
G. R. IlumerHley, of Days Creek,
and Grover and H. R. Humpton, of
Perdue, were Roseburg visitors to
day. Phone 661, when you want a good
driving rig or saddle horse. Horses
boarded at reasonable rates. Delmar
Dixon. dTF
Dr. C. E. Dogue was here from
Portland today.
Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Goodman and
Mrs. R. C. Arnold were among the
Looking Glass people in town to
day. TIIK ROND RHALTY CO. Or
chards, farms, timber and city prop
erty. Some flue bargains. Juckson
street, Roseburg, Ore.
Miles Agee was in from Winstons
today and roports prune drying al
ready begun In the big Agee & Hlierl
dnn orchard. Having plenty of drier
capacity they expect to complete the
work In about 20 days, the crop not
being very heavy this year.
See Kltzman for plumbing, fixtures
Including towel racks, soap dishes,
tumbler holders, sponge racks, etc.
All work guaranteed. Olllce foot of
iackson street. Phone 10r!. dtf
Hon. A. F. Jlrown passed through
on this afternoon's train enroule to
Oakland from Tasadena, Calif.,
whore he now resides. He will re
main In this county about a month
uttendlng to business mutters. He
reports southern California prosper
ous In a business way.
Feel languid, weak, run down?
Ileaducho? Stomach "olt"? Just n
plain case of lazy liver. Himlock
lllood liltters tones liver and Bto
inach, promotes digestion, purifies
the blood.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kllenbiirg
were over from Drain' today to at
tend the wedding of tlieir elder!
laughter to Mr. L. S. Taylor. Mr.
Kllenblirg Is the road supervisor for
his district and will take the county
rock crusher over there to do some
work.
Cass Street, near S. P. Depot
U takes work-luml work Uh
to grt money.
You can't nlTonl to gttr haM
enu'd money fur rhts that you
don't know hiv full valur.
You can !m tnrr f IhmIi work
niiiiwliip ai.il tiiatcriul in our
stock of work hIkmn.
R. L. Stephens
Excluiive De&v in Fine Footweor
DAILY NvEATHfctt ttfePOHT
V. H West her Bur emu, local office, Rotabarg,
Ore. m hours end lug b t. in., Sept. U,
Prei-ipUntiuu ta iuc-tiea rid liuudredtiu: u.UU
Maximum leuiptrttLuri) Jib
Mloliouia temperature 47
Precipitation ; JOQ
Total p reel p. tince flrntof mouth If
Avg. preclp. for thin luuatb for 3U yeari. . . . l.W
TuU) preclp.froio Ik-pt. 1, 11M, Utdat 16
Average preclp. from September 1, 1M7-..."
Tout lefli:leDCy train Sept. 1, ,W
AveraK precipitation (or 81 wet leatooi,
Hept. lo May (iuciuilve) ,.&.&
Tt on. UitmoN, Observer.
For Hamburg and Vlcinltji
Fair tonight and Saturday.
STATU Jtl'IMMNti KAIIJIOAI).
SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Sept. 10.
A practical experiment In railroad
eotiHtructlon and operation haB heen
undertaken by the Btate of Texas.
The state Is building a line of railway
from Palestine to the penitentiary at
Hunk. About 15 miles of the track
has been completed, and work on the
remaining 14 miles is being rapidly
pUHhed. The state officials say they
expect to learn by actual construction
and operation the Immediate cost of
railway building and running, and
that public Information so obtained
with JuKKlIng bookkeeping will be a
basis of argument for future railroad
rutes. The fact that the state oper
ates Iron works at Husk gives a fin
ancial reason for this government
ownership of a railroad.
Dr. Finn's Tiw(liiioiiy IntereHflng.
Dr. Thomas Finn, of Doonsboro,
Mo., who lias practiced medicine for
Vi years, says he has used every pre
scription known to the profession for
treatment of kidney and bladder dis
eases, and says he hus never found
anything bo effective In both chronic
and acute kidney and bladder trou
ble hh Foley's Ktdney Cure. It stops
irregularities and builds up the
rVholo system. Hed Cross Pharmacy.
SA l,K OF "IIOMK COOKKD" POOPS
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
M. E. church will have a window
sale of home cooking at F. H.
Churchill's store on Saturday, be
ginning at 9 a. m. Appetizing pies',
(takes, bread, beans, Balads, etc. Just
what you want for your Sunday din
ner. ChoupeKt accident insurance Dr.
Thomas' Eclectrlc Oil. Stops the pain
tnd heals the wound. All druggists
nell it.
We are sole agents for the Conklln
delf Filling Fountain Pens and roc
omen d them as being far ahead of
any other pen on the market. Agee'i
Book Store. TF
A supply of the new edition of
the Oregon mining laws has Just
been received at this otllce. It In
cludes everything to date in legal
mining procedure. Copies only 40
'enta each. TF
VOTICR TO CltKIHTOItH Having
loBt our bufllnesH by fire, we res
pectfully ask all persona knowlnt
thomaelvea Indebted to us to settle
h soon as pORslble. T. J. WII
L1AM3 ft 80N. Wilbur Or. tf
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BODGE
i Che Reliable Callor f
Has received his
I FALL STYLES
I and SAMPLES
also a lino of Fall Goods. Drop
T in and look over the Kail styles
X and cot jxwted on the proer
stvles for Fall and Winter.
A Perfectly Fitted
Excellently Made
Faultlessly Stylish
Fall Suit, for
A Small Price
THE GEM
RESTAURANT
For a Good Meal aud Quick
Service.
Just completed a uew din
ing room for the accommo
dation of our patrons.
Give us a trial.
NOAH & STAPLETON,
Jackson St., Near McClallen Hotel
Roseburg
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rbft THE CHILDREN
Tht Ermina and tht Ptarmigan,
Most children have all beard per
jap's of the queer way In which the
little animal called the ermine changes
1U coat according to the season, being
pure white In winter, but a reddish
brown to summer. This change la what
naturalists cull protective coloration
that la to say, It is white In winter be
cause ltu surroundings are white, being
covered with snow, and It U brown in
summer because Its surroundings are
then brown, aud, being the color of Its
surroundings, It can more easily hide
Itself from Its enemies. There are
many similar c-OBes lu nature, one of
which a naturalist recently called spe
cial atteut Ion to that of the bird
called the ptarmigan. It puts on a
white dress In winter, but by a seem
ing Inconsistency It then bus a bluck
tall. Now, oue would think that Its
black tall n:!d prevent Its hiding It
self lo a snow field, but Bee bow beau
tifully nature works. When the bird
crouches on the snow. It looks like a
little lump such as may be seen In ev
ery buow field, but It must be remem
bered that every snow hump casts a
dark shadow, and the bird's black tall
imitates that shadow.
My Housfl, Your Houu.
The players sit around a table, In the
middle of which Is a circle about live
Inches iu diameter. The circle muy be
drawn with chalk or made of paper.
A Blip notiae Is made at oue end of a
cord about a yard long, aud the other
end Is tied to a cane.' One of the play
ers holds the cane, uud the slip noose
Is laid around the chalk circle. When
ho suys "My house" each of the other
pluyers must touch the tip of the fore
finger to the table Inside the circle, und
wheu he Buys "Your house" each must
withdraw his linger und place It on
the table lu front of him.
The coin mauds MMy house." "Yotir
house," may be repented us fast as the
speaker pleases and' In any order be
may choose. Any one who does not
put his finger In the circle at the com
maud "My bouse' or who takes It out
except at thvj command "Your bouse"
must pay o forfeit When the player
with the cane says "Your house" he Is
allowed to tighten the uoose quickly,
trying to catch any fingers that remain
In the circle. If he Bucceeds the person
whose linger Is cuught must take the
cane, aud the game goes on.
Dog and Kitten.
A corresi Hudent Bends to the Loudon
Spec tutor the following anecdote;
The Bervaut man of a family took a
kitten to a poud with the Intention of
drowning It. The master's dog went
with blm, and when the kitten was
thrown Into the water the dog sprung
lu und brought It back to laud.
A second time the man threw It lu,
und ugulu the dug rescued It, and when
for the third time the servant tried to
drown It the dog, us resolute to suve
the little life ns the mun wus lo de
stroy It, swum with It to the other
side of the pool, ran all the way home
with It und deposited It before the
kitchen fire.
From that time the dog l.ept constant
watch over the kltteu. The two were
Inseparable, even sharing the Bame
bed.
A Russian Game.
Swayku Is u game played wi6 an
(run plu eight or nine Inches long und
any number of Iron rings, vurylug In
diameter from two Inches to oue foot
The pin, which 1b culled the swuyku
(Its nume Is Uussluu) Is bo sharp that
It will stick upright when thrown ei
ther nt the ground or a board floor.
The rings are tossed on the ground In
any order, and the players try to
throw the swuyka bo that It will stick
upright within oue of them. The ob
ject Is to place it In each one of the
rings In order. Game may lw counted
by fixing upou n number of Klnts for
each rlugk according to Its she. The
smaller rings, being more difficult,
should count the highest. Any num
ber agreed upon could be the limit for
a game.
A Homimsda Harp.
Take a piece of wood six and a half
Inches long aud two Inches wide and
cut five little silts at each end. Then
take a piece of wood oue and three
quarters Inches long and a half Inch
high. Huy a long piece of rubber, take
oue etui of the rubber, pull It Into oue
of the silts and when you see that you
have enough to stretch from one of
the Bllts to tSe other then cut It and
fastou the other end Id the opposite
silt. Make and adjust four more of
these pieces aud then take the small
piece of wood and put It under the
strings and you'll hare your harp. It
can be tuned by making the strings
tighter or looser, and then you can
llJ.
Conundrums.
Why mustn't you have a short walk
ing stk-kT Because It can never be
long to you.
What Is It which while It to yours
alone Is used more by other people
than by yourself? Your name.
What Is it wt all like to hare, but
never like to keep? A good apptlte.
What Is that which Is neither flesh
nor bone and yet has four fingers and
a thumb? A glove.
Waiting For ktor.
Whn on la vrr hunrr
It's hactl ! wvU. know.
Pr minute wen ltt hours.
Am4 tht clk la alwaya alow.
flThrt h tlt to lr a
mm H a mxi wt
BKotrvr Mjat: "U aM
a- t txver lata."
10s wh o la hunifr
To tfclnk uf othA tMnjft.
far t.n sWora you know It
Tha fotdiKnar rlnm
-4ft, Nichols.
FACTS FROM THfi LIFE OF MAS.
The Humorist's View of It.
Man that Is born of his parents 1b
of few days and full of microbes. He
goetb to school when a youngster
and geteth the elbow of his pants
paddled for something that he did
not do until be Is sick at heart. He
groweth up like a Chinese thistle
In the back yard aud soon reaches
the age when he Is composed to a
large extent of feet, freckles and an
appetite for pie.
About the time he gets too long
for short trousers and too short still
for long ones, he goeth away to a
college, learneth to monkey with a
$3 mandolin and to play at whiskey
poker. He cometh home a bigger
fool than when he went away and
marrieth a sweet young thing whose
pa is supposed to be wealthy hut I
whom he subsequently ascertained
couldn't buy a prize rooBter at a
county fair. He worrleth along from .
year to year, gradually acquiring off
springs and debts until the former;
resembles a Sunday school class just t
before Christmas, and the latter like
the assets of a bankrupt. He fret- j
awake nights trying to figure out i
how to keep himself and dependent
population out of the poorhouse. Ef
forts are rewarded by having his
daughters run away and get married
and bring him home another son-in-law
every few days to feast at his
board. His sons grow up and call
him governor and set him back a five
spot every day or two. About the
time he has acquired enough to make
It worth while for his heirs to quar
rel over, he becomes oxaluriated and
is hustled off before he has bad time
to talk with his faniHy. His sons
blow n his estate on bad whiskey
and plug hats and his wife outs on
the finishing touches to his career
by marrying the hired man and cut
ting a wide swath with his insurance
money.
Verily, the way of the transgressor
Is hard and his first name 1b man.
Ex.
NOTICE TO ROSKHUIttt TEA CH
ICKS. There will be a meeting of the
Roseburg High School teachers at 10
o'clock Saturday morning. General
meeting of all teachers at 2 o'clock,
P. in. L. L. BAKER, Supt.
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HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Mary F. Campbell to LouIb Bauer,
iiUU; parcel of land on Parrott St.,
Roseburg.
H. and A. Wollenherg to Mrs. N
L. Owens, $450; parcel of land on
upper Douglas St., Roseburg.
Ladles' tailored suits for Fall have
I just arrived at H. Marks Co. dsw
FOB SALE.
FOR SALE Farm of 115 acres; 8
miles northeast of Oakland ; on
county road; 20 acres cultivated;
suitable for orchard or dairy; good
Improvements. For particulars
address Wm. Arnold, Oakland, Or.
DSW
FOR TRADE 24 acreB; all in cul
tivation; hcie; well; 2 chicken
houses; all fenced; joins state fair
grounds; will trade for small dairy
farfh or orchard. Address John
Nelson, 610 14th St., Salem. Ore
go ii. dsw
FOR SALE Good side-spring bug
gy. In use one year; nearly as
good as new; cost $85. Will sell
for $42.50. Enquire at Harness
. & JohtiHon'n. do5
FOR SALE Good dry slab wood at
50c per cord, at the miu on South
Deer Creek. Hatfield Saw Mill Co.
do5
FOR SALE New house of seven
robins. West side; city water;
half acre In small iVuLs. Price
11500. A wy Box. 464, Roseburg,
Oregon. ds27
FOR SALE Draft horse, light on
foot, sC.'Hsh and good disposition;
weight 1400 pounds. Enquire at
Review office. tf
FOR SALE Good sized, serviceable
office Bafe. Apply at the Leon a
Mills Lumber Go's, yard, on Oak
Street. Roseburg. tf
FOR SALE Good paying plumbing
and tinning business. Address H.,
care of Review, Roseburg. tf
FOR SALE A team of horBes,
cheap. If taken at once, inquire
of W. M. Feat, at Mount Nebo
dairy farm. dtf
FOR SALE 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. R. M. Erwln,
lutel McClallcn. dslo
WANT HO TO RENT Three or four
fi nished rooms for housekeeping
by tour of two. Addref A. E.,
care Review. dtf
WANTED A young lady to learn
operating. Apply to manager of
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Co. dtf
WANTED 20 rigging sllngers, 10
buckera for logging camp, f 60 per
month; 20 lumber pliers, $2.00 a
day; 2 boom men. $2.50 a day;
contract cutting piling. 1 H cents
per lineal foot. Address W. H.
West Co.. Medford, Oregon.
DTF
MST AMI KOl'NU.
LOST Hlue belt with silver buckle.
Kinder please leave at this offlc
and receive reward. dtf
KOR RUNT.
HOrSK KOR RENT Small and
partly furnished. Enquire Dil
lard and Clayton, City. aU
New and faecohd-hand piano for
rent at Burr's Music House. bw
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 in
advance, we wilt Bend The Commoner
free during the campaign.
REVIEW PUBLISHING CO..
For good printing of all kinds The
Review always leads.
NORTH SIDE PLANING MILL
MAH0NEY & DAWE, Prop's
Sash, Doors, Mouldings, and all kinds of Finishing Material
and Mill Work
Mill and Yards at Railroad Spur in North Roseburg
I What makes our I
1 business grow?
1 It's because we treat H
the people right. I
tf Some merchants in tlieir a'tempt to lead iu
prices often buy inferior goods but that is some
It thing that this company does not do.
Our courteous treatment, the superior quality t
Xt of our goods and the right prices is what is build
J ing up our business every day.
it If you are not a regular customer place a trial
order aud be convincid.
Yours for a square deal, g
1 Alton S. Frey&Co
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FOR SALE.
New Five H. I". Horizontal Gaso.
line Kn.:i; at rcii..uiinble 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.
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ROSEBURG MEAT MARKET
H. D. MAY. Prop.
Fresh and Cured Meats of all kind
Fish avnd Poultry
We know bow to cut meat to get the best resulls In cooklnr m.
Is more In the cutting that most people believe. We may be te a
perts In our line. Let us prepare your Sunday roast and .?."!!".?. .X"
convinced. We want your trade. " a you wl"
Special Free Delivery. I'tuine 1:141 ...
e Buy Hide,
Shop on Sheridan Sir vt, N(.ar the Depot.
WT A tVjTCrv 11
!I I handle both new and
prices on harness. You will
M D. Bradley, -
Refrigerators.
1 ere rat-
Full line of Brst class
or. enamel lined and f"'"'
satisfactory. No.hinrrl.tOUrVt
6. 8. and 10BeTRONO.
' The Furniture Man.
UmpquTTrrirr guaran
teed remedy. . Quick and sure, p at
Hamilton's.
LOOK AT Vol It
nffr you have utW(1 ' ,'
he ' cons-denblr le88 lhaU
ihan':lerV"oreenir "J
imple. Our n,e,9 "V, 'J
every ounce of them Is eaten Th
Is. therefore, no waste ad th
page of wasle Is saWn Th. I?."
Is the cheapest . K' The be8t
The Economy Marktt
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second hanH o
find that 1 am right
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