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I a t -rt.tr I XI si s- Jid A. I. A-tnw iituif A think nt thit wuuwiiuiu uiu !EVr W bill. Do at he auut lixi.j.ieut ahout minf these pith. Ht knato. COMPLETE 10HMULA, AYfcK'S l'lLLS Or.iPodODhvllin . A Or. Qr.iQftmbogd . . js Or. Or Oil Peppermint Or Or Oil Spearmint T&oOr. -H'imcliitiiiinttty. Wvpuhhlli J O.JwOo VOCAL NEWS. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bruckner were In from Melrose today. Matinees every afternoon at Tbe Crescent. 6c. TP Before going camping get a bottlo of Mariners' poison oak remedy. TF Mrs. S. K. Wlllett hoa gone to bos Angeles for a visit of several weeks. Joseph Mlcelli and K. L. Gile went to Salem today to attend the slate fair. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Nichols, of Itlddle, passed through hore this afternoon enronte to Albany. Phone 661, when you want a good driving rig or saddle horse. Horses boarded at reasonable rates. Delmar DUon. dTF Misses Bmlth and Dumbleton re turned thlB afternoon from a visit with friends at Olendale. Mrs. E. W. Page returned home to Drain this afternoon, after a short visit hore with her husband. Hear the Crescent 6-plece orches tra at The Crescent-Theatre every night thlB week. dsl9 Umpqua Cold Cure Is a guaran teed remedy. Quick and sure, at Hamilton's. TF Mrs. L. Dcmmor and Bon, John L. Demmer, of Medford, arrived here this afternoon and went out to Mol iroBe to visit with their daughter and Bister, Mrs. Paul Bruckner. See Rltzraan for plumbing, fixtures Including towel racks, soap dishes, tumbler holders, sponge racks, etc. All work guaranteed. Office foot of Jackson street. Phone 1055. dtf O. W. Kimball has sued V. B. Hamlin In the circuit court for $125, alleged to bo due on a promissory note. Attachment has been levied on 247 tt acres adjoining BrooksJtle ad dition to Koseburg. Miss Helena DeVaney, during the coming Boason, will receive n lim ited number of pupils li) piano and harmony. Corner Pine and Moshcr streets ds 1 9 Miss McFarland, of Eugene, arriv ed here this morning to take a posi tion as teacher in the sixth grnde . of the Itcwcburg public Bchools. All the grades, with ossibly one excep tion, now hnvo two or more teach ers The old, reliable polBon oak rem cry; Marstors.' Guaranteed to cure Cheaiiest accident insurance Dr. Thomas' Eclectrlc OH. Stops the pain and heals the wound. All druggists sell it. Members of the Ladles' Mcntn) Culture who want the books for the coming year's study can secure the same by calling at Mrs. W. K. Wil lis.' Please leave your name as hav ing taken one set, so we may know when ail are supplied. The first meeting of the club for the coming vear will be held on Tuesday. Oct. 6. A social meeting. SECRETARY. A supply of the ne edition of the Oregon mining laws has Just been received at this olllce. It in cludes everything to date in legal mining procedure. CopleB only 40 cents each. TF Hear the Crescent 6-plece orches tra at The Crescent Theatre every night this week. (Ik 19 Oyster Beason Is opened. Olym pias or Eastern In any stylo and the right kind of stylo at J. Faille's rest aurant near the 8. 1. depot. Open day and night, (lean, private boxes. Short orders a specialty. Regulnr dinners. dtf Father Corbett, of Spokane, and .Mrs. Friiiirey. of Purtlund will ar rive this evening and Mr. Corbett, of San Francisco, tonight to arrange the funeral of the late Timothy Corbett. (J. A. R. The body will be buried from the Catholic church and will be laid to rest In the Catholic grave yard in Hoseburg. The biggest stock of Vermont marble ever received in Roseburg Is now on display at W. E. MaraterB ihop, foot of Jackson Btreot. Qlve him a chance to figure on your work and he will satisfy you. IHt The 4 V4 furlongs dash nt the Btate fair track nt Salem Monday, was won by Hill Short, owned by W. V. Por clval, of Independence. Ills time wtu' 0:56 3-4. The Counsellor, owned by Wm. lleavenor, of Miirshllold, wac second. Oregon Frank, owned by llert Brown, of Salem, alHO ran In Ihls race. Bill Short, the winning horse, raced at the diHliict fair here last year under the ownership ol Adam Ream, of Eugene. TEA You can have it food if you want to. Or ba.i if you don't take care. Tour rroet return roar money U jon 4om't Uk billing Bm; py hin W. II. KIHI1EH, Vrvm. J. II. IMX)TH, Vicc-Prcs. J. M. THHO.NK, Hit. The Douglas County Abstract Company Successor to F. E. Alley. Abstract of Title FurnlBhod. Titles Guaranteed. Land Olllce Practice a Specialty. Surety Deposit BoxeB for Itent. Timber Lands Bought and Sold. Land Scrip for Sale. Hoal Estate nnd Insurance. Papers Properly Prepared for Filing on Government I-nnrts. Township Maps, Showing Vacnlil. tamls, of all Townships In the Itoscburg Ijlild District, 00 Cents Knrh. Office ITniler II. 8. tand Olllce. ItOSKIU'HO, OUKtJOX. D. J. JARVIS & R. J. FARNSWORTH New and Second Hand Store Pay highest price for Second Hand Goods. Goods bought and sold on small margins. When yon have any thing to sell or buy, call us up on phone or give us a call OtTick Sales and Small Profits is our Motto Cass Street, near S. P. Depot Phone 1214 September is Here So b our Complete Lin. of SAPPHIRES, the Birth Stone for this Month ficnnliie Humes and host imitations, Iihisc nii.l mounted. Our line of Watches was never mo complete; uU Knlis ami Chain IVlo- dato goods in all the latent fails and styles Our iMi, ,.H are uliv'iiv.s cun- ceded to Ik- correct, quality consult red Hint. J. T. BRYAN, The Watchmaker ROSEBURG, ORECON YOUR MONEY'S WORTH IN A WORKING SHOE W6i 1i hikfn work li;ml work Uk -to ijtt nioiiiv. You enn't hiToiI to ynr luml csnicii iminv for fuv that ou iUm'1 know mv full value. You can W turf of UmIi work iii.tnshfp ntul mate mil in our stork of work sImh'h. J LJJ-L- - R. L. Stephens Elchuivt Deefcr In F is KootweeJ TWO LOVES. Alny Ixitinjj win a wiusuiue bruuelte of eighteen when she 4uu:iit lu the ujuuutuiu vllluge of (Jrceiidule. I lurry liny ford was a young man of uutai'iilfihud reputation. Ilia uooiwt hlue eyes extlted envy In the bosom of many a lass, uud eveu May Lor liiK's proud heurt thrilled with ad ujI ra tion when IiIh rleb harltone rilled tbe church u he led the village choir. Hut May bad other IdeaU. Hbe loused to he u real heroine In one of life's wild dranuiK. She cared for Harry more than alio dared admit, but tried lo a hk tire herself that she was only Ulrtlng with hhu. Harry, on the other hand, became deeply In love. As they aalled In the moonlight or rodo ilirouuli the shady woods on Sunday ifternoons he talked Incessantly of !iappy dnyB to come. May allowed hint :o talk us he would. Hue thought t romantic to hear bJtu thus con verse. Summer waned. Soon came the time (or May to return to ber home. Hurry it length wew disturbed. May bail mrdly Intimated that she cared for 'ihn, and of late be had sometimes thought ber cold. What could she mean? He must know, for soou they must separate, and, oh, would they part forever? Hy clmuce they did not meet until the day prior to May's de parture. May's cheerful loveliness soon dispelled Harry's apprehensions, and they wandered through the wild wood to have their farewell talk. Coming to u shady dell, May sat down upon a knoll, while Harry reclined at her feot. For the moment May's heart some what relented when she realized how infatuated Harry had become. Her lips trembled, and her eyes drooped. Harry of course noticed the change. He Interpreted It to mean more than it did and passionately exclaimed: "May. oh. May, you care for me! Tell me he fore wo part that you love ne; th.it you'll be mine!" May's countenance changed, nnd there was alienee. Did he guess that lu ber mind was that handsome stranger Bho had met In vacation? Whatever wero his thoughtH, be remained silent Like a statue he now stood, gnzlng upon be: downcast face. May's cheek was pallid, but ber voice was cold and decisive as at length she replied; "Your wishes are exorbitant Indeed. I never cau love you.M Again a moment be stood proudly and then turned aside. Baying: "Then, Miss Loring, we must part." She saw him disappear umopg the trees. The following day they both left the village, she for iter village home, he for another clime. Mr. Sidney, with whom May hnri be come enamored the vacation before, re sumed his attentions as soon as May rea died the villa ge. With his ea sy manner, elegant address and galnly stylo he was .May's Ideal. Yet. after ill, there was something about him that ahe repulsed. Despite ber efforts to dispel thoughts of Hurry her Imag ination ofttlmes turned to hhu. Now that he was gone she felt his loss. She often secretly longed to look Into bis mild eyes and then for the moment dis dained the restless demeanor of Mr. Sidney. Hut still the latter fascinated her. and she Implicitly trusted him. Thus a few mouths passed, and too soon Mr. Sidney was summoned, as be said, to his home. It was then that May learned that he hud foiled her: Unit all his charming pretenses had iK'en false. Her tear stained eyes read the paragraphs where his marriage with another was uunounced. Tain seldom comes singly. May was scarcely calmed when a message caine that cut her still more deeply. Harry Hay ford, the report read, and It bad every proof, bad died In an explosion In n mine. I'oor May's last hope vanished. ThoughtH of the past were painful, and to evade them she destroyed every reminiscence. Itetnovlng to auother place, she took up the duties of pre ceptress. Twelve years passed, bringing little change. May's laughing black eyes be came serious, but they were gentle and tender. The chlldreu adored her. Her friends admired her uud enme to her for counsel and advice. Felicity ojh parent ly was hers. At last the illness of her mother re called her to her niUlve town. She en tered It with aching heart. Hut, ah. she knew not fortune It hapeued that one afternoon nho was Invited to the house of a friend. During a short In terval that she was left alone she took up n case of photographs. As she looked at them ber eyes fell on one that made her heart bound and flutter. Old memories were brought vividly back, and, without resisting the Im pulse, she pressed the photo again aud again to her lips. "May I" She could not hellevtt that she heard, and terror seized her. The voice so strangely familiar now seemed weird and unearthly. (iattilng courage, she looked up Da7.d iH'.vond tm-aiMire, she felt her brain confuse. Fainting, she fell Into Harry Harford's arms. When she recovered of courwo there was an explanation. It was Another Hurry II ay ford that had been killed. M ay, t he school m (stress, would be schoolteacher no more. BAD BLOOD "Before I bfin mine Cimnti, I hid a bad eom Sleiiotj. pliupki on uiy fare, aod luy food was not igitd a it should have ltii. Now I am entirely well, and the pi tuple hate all disappeared from my face. I ran truthfully say that .'(mcarets are Just aadTerUd; 1 have taken only t wo tioxeaof them." Claieoc U. Otiilm, Bbnridjui, lud. Beat Tor W CANDVCATIUKTie f Plasanl. PaUtthle, Potant, TaaM Oood. DoOood, Never Sicken. Weaken or Oripa. 10c. Sc. He. Never old Id bulk. Tii genuine tablet stamped QUO. Guaranteed lo enre or your money buck Bterllr j Remedy Co., Chicago or N.V, 600 ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES DAILY WEATHER REPORT U.S. Weather Bureau, local olllne, Roseburg, Ore. 34 boura endlrg ft a. m., Sept. 16, )'J08. ' Precipitation In Inches and hundredths: 0.00 Maximum temperature. 76 Minimum temperature .64 FrevipllAtlou 00 Total preclp. oiiine llrntof month 16 Avg. precip for 1Mb month for 30 yearn.... 1.0U Total predp.from Hept 1, 11KM, to date 1U Average preelp. from Sup'.emtnr 1, 1877 3t' Total delh'iency from Hept. 1, I'JOA 20 Average precipitation for 31 wet Kaiona, Sept. to May (Inclusive) :t2.91t Thoh. Uiuhon, Observer. For Roseburg and Vicinity: Fnlr and cooler tonight; fair and warmer Wednesday. yrupsfffgs OixirffSenna Cleanses the System Eff ect uaUyjDispL'ls Colds uixlHead- uaUviDispt'ls Colas umiIH aches due 10 ixmsTipauon; Acts naturally, acts Truly as a Laxative. Best forMerAwmon ana Cn'ua-ron-youneana i jJet its DeneticialEjects Always liuy the Genuine which lias me full name of the Com- "CALIFORNIA ! Tig Syrup Co. I by whom it is manufactured, printed on the SOLD BY ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS, on size only regular price SOp'-bottle. Don't be afraid to give Chnmher Inln's CourIi Remedy to your chil dren. It contains no opium or other harmful drug. It always cures. For salo by Humllton Drug Co. Ilnd Tot tor for Thirty Years. I have suffered with tetter for thirty years and have tried almost countless remedies with little. If any, relief. Three boxes of Chamberlain's Salve cured mo. It was a torture. It breaks out a little sometimes, but nothing to what It used to do. D. 11. Iteaeh, Midland City, Ala. Cham berlain's Salve is for sale by Hamil ton Drug Co. Refrigerators. Full line of first class refrigerat ors, enamel lined and guaranteed satisfactory. Nothing equals our Vu dor Porch ShadCB to keep that hot porch comfortable. We have them 4, 6, 8, and 10 feet wide. B. W. STRONG, The Furniture Man V.ir n Spruit-.! AttkW. A spnilntMl uk 1p mtv li. curi.l In admit utti'-lhiril the Mint iminlU- ro quiroil. tir p i I 1 1 1 a Cli.nitwrltln's l.tnlini'ut fr.M'ly. ami iri It !.. Iiiii rest. Kor kr Hiilton iiniK 1 o. l'ntrulll. SSvM lMWtMni I'i'rtalii stul aiimly ri fur p'9S S.k. Miiratpra' fili ftMMr. O O CO THE GEM RESTAURANT For a Good Meal aud Quick Service. Just completed a new din ing room for the accommo dation of our patrons. Give us a trial. NOAH & STAPLETON, Jackson St., Near McCUUen Hotel Roseburg bodge;; Che Reliable Calior Has received his FALL STYLES and SAMPLES alo a lino of Kail GixxR Prop in ami look ovir the Kail st.vlos anil rot xwtwlon tlio pnor styles for Kali anil Winter. JA Perfecy Fited Elceflently Made 4ft Faultlessly Stylish 4 Fall Suit, for fl A Small Price T. M M m . ft,.fl,f..fl.tt I I T R-ti and Potltry. ! The luont eximpt-'riiiiuie uud one of the hanluit eueuilea the poultrymau has to combat Is rats. At times they become very bold and not only attack the chlckena at night, but venture forth In broad daylight. Several meth ods have been tried, aud some are very successful. Poison, traps and dogs are the most effective, but each has Its drawbacks. To poison Is probubly one of the most effective methods lu killing the ro dents, but care has to lie exercised when placing It out, 'as other nnlmals are liable to get It A few grains of strychnine pluced on a piece of toasted cheese or bread Is one of the bent By placing It In the middle of a smnll dratutlle danger of other animals get ting It may be avoided. Arkuusus Ex periment Station. i;ulu wtAiHtrt in int suuin. A Traveling Mun's Experience. "I must tell you my experience on an eambound O. K. & N. R. R. train from Pendleton to La Grande, Ore.," writes Sam A Garber, a well known traveling man. "I was In the smok ing department with some other trav eling men when one of them went out Into the coachand came back and said: 'There Is a woman sick unto death In the car.' I at once got up and went out, found her very 111 with cramp colic; her hands and arms were drawn up so you could not straighten them, and with a death like look on her face. Two or three ladles were working with her and giving her whiBkey. I went to my suit case and got my bottle of Cham berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarr hoea Remedy (I never travel without it), ran to the water tank, put a dou ble dose of the medicine in the glass, poured some water Into It and stirred it with a pencil; then I had quite a time to get the ladies to let me give it to her, but I succeeded. I could at once see the effect and I Worked with her, rubbing her hands, and In twenty minutes I gave her another dose, lly this time we were almost Into La Grande, where I was to leave the trnin. I gave the bottle to the husband to be used In case another lose should be needed, but by the time the train ran Into La Grande she was all right, and I received the thanks of every passenger In tlx car." For sale by Hamilton Drug Co, FOR BALE. Isrs. him! Whatch.r mean by beatln' that mul. on the neok while he's a-dnnkin "Bleeg. ter do it. bo..l Do water freeie. in he .roat ebery time ... . 1. Irani ohokllT an' 1 has ter hit it wid er stick ter Break ae ice an r..i. - Feel languid, weak, run down? S' "eatoche; v . . Headache? Stomach "oft"? Just a , This disease cam," plain case of lazy liver. Burdock P.eV' ?L 511'Tsto'mach and Blood Bltterff tones liver and sto- Lver Tablets to correct this disorder mach, promotes digestion, purifies ' Bn( the sick headache will disappear. the blood. I For sale by Hamilton vtuk m. FOR SALE Good side-spring bug gy, in use one year; nearly as good as new; cost $85. Will sell for $42.r0. Enquire at Harness & Johnson's. doG FOR SALE Good dry slab wood nt 50c per cord, nt the mill on South Deer Creek. Hatfield Saw Mill Co. do5 FOR SALE New house of seven rooms. West side; city water; half acre in small fruits. Price $1500. Apply Box 464, Rosehurg. Oregon. ds27 FOR SALE Draft horse, light on foot, stylish and good disposition; weight 1400 pounds. Knquire at Review ollice. tf FOR SALE Good sized, serviceable olllce safe. Apply at the Leona 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 FOR SALE A team of horses, cheap, if taken at once. Inquire of W. M. Fest, 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. Kabat, Roseburg. Oregon. dTF 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 acres; all In cul tivation; house; well; 2 chicken houses; nil fenced; Joins state fnlr grounds; will trade for small dnlry farm or orchard. Address John Nelson, 010 14 th St., Salem. Ore gon. - dsw WANTED WAN"iEI Your old ostrich plumes. Enquire at thlB ollice. dsl9 WANTED TO KENT Three or four furnished rooms for housekeeping by fnmlly of two. Address A. K., 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 buckers for logging camp. $t0 per month; 20 lumber pliers, $2.00 a day; 2 boom men, $2.50 a day; contract cutting piling, 1 1 cents per lineal foot. AddresB W. 11. West & Co., Medford, Oregon. DTF LOST AXI) FOl'XI). LOST Blue belt with silver buckle. Kinder please leave at this office and receive reward. dtf KOl'ND A pocket-book. Owner can have same by describing con tents and paying for this adver tisement. Address box 344 or phone 14S4. d20 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 ttfftttt S What makes our I business grow? It's because we treat the people right. Some merchants in their a." tempt to lead in prices often buy inferior goods but 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, H tt H 4 tt tt tt H :: tt 8 :: tt it tt I Alton S. Frey&Co I Phones 201. GROCERS u ccessors to J. F. Barker & Co. FOR SALE. New Five II. 1 Horizontal Cinso. line Knisii e, nt rcusonnhlc price. Cull and see it. FIRST : CLASS : AUTOMOBILE : REPAIR : SHOP Gasoline and all kinds of supplies for Automobiles H. W. ALTHAUS sTsONS. Electricians : Machinists : Automobilists Cor. Cass & Rose Sts., Phone 1441 Roseburg, Ore ROSEBURG MEAT MARKET H. D. MAY. Prop. Fresh and Cured Meats of all kind FUH end Poultry We know how Is more In the cutl perts In our line. Let us nrenare your s,,.i,.i. may termed t. convinced. We want your trade. aocl J on will Hiicciiil Free Delivery. I'honc 1;I41 low to cut meat to get the best results In . w. cutting that most people believe. We mVl K' Ther ne. Let us nrenare vnnr . . y e termmi W Buy Hide.. ' "W If pot. X FOB KENT. IIOl'SK FOB RKNT Small and partly furnished. Knquire lll lard and Clayton, City. si? NOT1CK TO CRKIHTORS Having lost our business by Are. we rcv pectfulty ask all persona knowing themselves Indebted to us to settle as soon as possible. T. J. WIL LUU3 SON, Wilbur Or. tf i WANTED $,-00-00 WRTH of 2nd Hand uas at Bradley's Second Hand Stnm 9 I handle both new and second hand goods T prices on harness. You will find that I am right ,--B"n??v.:,,;,,"lc 5ni o
