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Newspaper Page Texta,-.ws'Jfc-. J Ask Him l.ips while? Checks pale? blood thin V Consult your doctor. Bad skin? Weak nerves? Losing flesh? Consul! your coctor. ., , . ., a i No appetite? I'oor digestion? Discouraged? MtilltAjr', Consult your doctor. non-alcoholic Sanapaillla. Itoil w, h. 0 ,.,., m w. iraMLh J.o.iTerOo., LOCAL NEWS. Matinees every afternoon at The Crescent. 6c. TF Tbe old, reliable poison oak rem ery; Marsters.' Guaranteed to cure. Before going camping get a bottli of Marsters' poison oak remedy. TF Pbone 661, when you want a good driving rig or saddle horse. Horses boarded at reasonable rates. Delmar Dixon. dTF Unipqua Cold Cure Is a guaran teed remedy. Quick and sure, at Hamilton's. TF Matinees every afternoon at The Crescent 6c. TF You can get tbe latest and the best novels at the Public Library In the Abraham building, upstairs over Hunsaker's store. DTF MIsb Helena DeVaney, during the coming season, will receive a lim ited number of pupils In piano and harmony. Corner Pine and Moshor streets dBl9 Feel languid, weak, run down? Headache? Btomach "oft"? JuHt a plain case of lazy liver. Durdock Blood Hitters tones liver and sto mach, promotes digestion, purines tbe blood. Cheapest accident Insurance Dr. Thomas' Eclectrlc Oil. Stops the pain and heals the wound. All druggists' sell it. 1 BODGE Che Reliable Caltor Has received bis FALL STYLES and SAMPLES also a line of Full Goodn. Drop JL Id and look over the Fall stylus and got posted on the protor 4- stylos for Fall and Winter. X i A Perfectly Fitted Excellently Made Faultlessly Stylish Fall Suit, for A Small Price A Bupply of tbe nen edition of tbe Oregon mining laws bas juut been received at this ofltae. It In clude everything to date In legal mining procedure. Copies only 40 cents each. TF Oyster season Is opened. Olym plas or Eastern In any style and the right kind of Btyle at J. Talhe u rest aurant near the 8. I, depot. Open day and night. Clean, private boxes. Short orders a specialty. Kegular dinners. dtf The biggest stock of Vermont marble ever received In Roaeburg la now on display at W. E. Marsters' shop, foot of Jackson street. Give him a chance to figure on your work and he will satisfy you. LHl See H. C. Kltzman, the up-to-date plumber, for estimates on your plumbing work. Steam and hot wa ter a speciulty. Otllce foot of Jack son street. Phone 1055. dtf FOU 8 ALB Team and wagon; '900 pound dark mares. Light spring wagon; a bargain If tuken quick. Imjulro at Empire atabloa. dnl8 TEA Not 1 in 1000 who buy Schilling's Best wants the money. Your rroccr return! your money If yoo like Scbilllor'e Beit: we pay blui. ........ . t i . I 1 1 e l I I I I I" 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 McClallen Hotel Roscburg September is Here So b our Complete Line of SAPPHIRES, the Birth Stone for this Month Genuine Htonoi and bust Imitations, Iouhu nut) mounted Our lit"' of Watches was nnvur nmro complete; also Fobs and Chains I'p-to- date pixxls In all the latusl fads and stylos Our prices uro always imiii- codeu to be corruot, quality consiilt rod lirsl. J. T. BRYAN, The Watchmaker K.05EBURC, ORECON W. II. VIHIIKH, I're. t. II. BOOTH, Vlce-Prm. J. SI. TllltONK, Hi-c. The Douglas County Abstract Company Successor to V. E. Alloy. Abstract of Title Furnished. Titles Guaranteed. Land Olllce Practfo a Specialty. Safety Deposit Hoxes for Kent. Timber Lands Bought and Sold. Land Scrip for Sale. ' Roul Estnto and Insurance. I'niierfl Properly Prepuretl for Filing on Uovcrnincnt Ijinds. Township Maps, Hliiming Vaeaiit' ltnds, of nil Townships in the lloseburg I.aml District, 50 Cent Kncli. Office. Under V. H. Tjiml Ofllee. ltONKIU'ltO, OHF.CON. D. J. JARV1S & R. J. FARNSWORTII New and Second Hand Store Pay highest price for Second Hand Goods. Goods bought and sold on small margins. When you have any thing to sell or buy, call us up on phoue or give us a call Oilick Sales and Small Profits is our Motto Phone 1214 Cass Street, near S. P. Depot YOUR MONEY'S WORTH WORKING SHOE IN A II take- work - liaiil work too to get money. You i-.m't alTortl to jiiv liaiil eiriu'il money for ilnvi ihut you don't know nre full value. You mi. In- mrt of Uttti work nmusliii imd msiienal In our stork of work shoes. R. L. Stephens Exclusive Dealer In Fine Footwear SINCLAIR FLAYS IMAM CTnCCTRI HnLL OIIILLI mUli Hits Rulers Hard In His New Book, "Ths Monsy Changers." FAMED WIZARDS OF FINANCE. Famous Author Thinly Veil Identities of Those Whote Morals and Busi ness Methods He Savagely Attacks. Theft and Contamination of Pure Women a Text, Veiled by fictitious armies, but so minutely doserllied as to make their Identity easily evident, tbe urent men of Wall street, tbe very rulers of th fluaiK-lal world, are aceunud of ubock liiff (Times by L'plon flint-lair In bis new biMtk. "Tbe Money C'liaiiKerH." Not only tiro (lieue tltiins of ttiiniue elini'K'l with tbe theft of million and with the bcirnyiil of women as a pun llrne, hut tht tient flmuicltil panic of Oetoher, which threw thmiHtinUa from employ men t nnd men of comfortable flretiiiiHtiiiu-uH Into hugjjury. lu declared to have heeii precipitated by n Rrcat money kind's fight to ruin another money king ho that be might place u woimin lu his power. The book opens with the arrival lu New York of a beautiful girl widow, Lucy THifree. whose early borne ad joint) tbe pliintiitlon of the Montagues, who are already established In tbe smart net. Tbe second night after ber arrival he Is luvlled to a dinner with I lie Montagues and there meets Btnuley Ityde.'. pre.di.LMit of the Gotham Trust company, the original of wbom wns the bead of a great financial Institution who some time ago committed aukide. Lmy Ik much surprised to learn from Allan Montague that Hyder Is a great speculator, her Idea of a bank presl dent calling for a most conservative man. The hook continues: "Lucy was silent, a little staggered at the remark. 'I am told Montague added, with a smile, 'that even Hyder's wife won't keep ber money lu the I .odium Trust.' "Montague had not anticipated the effect of this remark. Lucy gave a sud den start. 'Ills wife!' she exclaimed. " 'Why, yes, said Montague. 'Didn't you know that he was married?' "'No,' said Lucy lu a low voice. ' did not.' " Later Oliver Montague, who Is an other character, tells his brother Allan that Ktauley Ityder is going after Lucy, The hook says: "Montague stood for some time, lost In somber thought. 'I dou't think It will do hhu much good,' he cald. 'Lucy knows too much.' "'Lucy bas never met n man like Stau.cy Uyd.r, declared the other. 'He has spent all bis life bunting wo men, and blie lb no match for him at all ' " There Is much lu the hook about (au Waterm in. Itcadcru will Instant ly recognize him us the greatest pow er In Wall street, but I'ptou Kluclalr pictures him as the vilest of scoun drels, lie lu described as tbe man who can make or break the stock market, who controls bauks, who has the treas ury department In Washington at his heck and c.ill. who organized a great trust and has wonderful urt collections and a superlatively Due steam yacht, lie Invited Lucy Uupree or Mrs. Tay lor for a sail on bis yacht. It was nec essary for Allau Montague to see Lucy Dupree. v hose lawyer be was, on an Important business matter, and be hoarded the vacht off tbe Battery to see her fur a few minutes. An olHcer told him Mrs. Taylor was ou board and hud left word for him. The hook then rays: "Montague had beguu to ascend, but a half second later bo stopped nhort In consternation. "Through one of the portholes of tbe vessel he heard distinctly a m u tiled cry, 'Help! Help!' "And he reco ilzed the voice. It was Lucy's! "Moutai ne hesitated only an Instant. He spui'ig up to the deck. "At tlie foot of the stall's be found himself in a broad entrance hall, light ed by a glass dome above. He sprang toward a dtnir which opened In the di rection of the cry he had heard and shouted aloud. 'Lucy! Lucy! Ho heard her answer K-yond the doorway, and he seized the knot) uud tried It. The door was locked. " 'Open the door! he shouted. "There w as "no sound. 'Open t'.ie door!' he called again, 'or I'll break It down.' "Suiting his action to the word, he , lluug his weight upon It. Tbe Wirrier cracked, nnd then suddenly he heard n mini's voice: 'All right. Walt.' ! "Montague escorted Mr. Taylor up to the deck after she was released from the room. The ottker was still stand i lug lu perplexity. I " 'Mrs. Taylor wishes to go ashore,' said Montngue. 'Will you get us r boat?' "'I told you how I met Waterman at W art gallery. said Lucy. 'Mr. lavld Aldei, took me. and the old man wan so polite and so dtgultled--why. I never had the slightest Idea! Ami then he wrote me n little note- In his own hand, mind you -Inviting me to 1e one of a party for the ftrt trip of the HrnnnhUde. Of course I thought It wni Hit right. I told you I wai going, you1 know, and you dldu't have any objec tions either. "'1 went down there, and the launch met me and took me on board, and a Wward took tue down luto that room and left in. and a second later the old uuun himself came lu. And be shut the door behind blui and locked It! "'"How do you do. Mrs. Taylor?" he said, uud before I bad a chance even to open my mouth and reply be came to me and calmly put bis urms around me. "'"Mr. Waterman," I said, "1 want you to release me.' I love you,' be said. " 'I remember bis going on like that tor some time. And, fancy, there 1 was! I might as well have been In the grip of a bear. You would not think It, you kuow, but be Is terribly strong. could nut more. 1 could hardly think. I was suffocated, and all tbe time I could feel his breath on my face, and be was glaring into my eyes like some terrible wild beast " "Mr. Waterman,' 1 protested, "I am not used to being treated In this way." " ' "I know; 1 know." he said. "If you were I should not want you. Hut I am different from other men. Think of It think of all that 1 have on my hands. I have no time to make love to women. But I love you; I loved you the minute 1 saw you. Is not that enough? What more can you ask? You know the world. You are no spring chicken.'' "'And then 1 began to struggle again. I shouted once or twice I ain not sure and then he clapped his hand over my mouth. Then I began to fight for my life. 1 really believe 1 would have scratched tbe old creature's eyes out If he had not beard you out lu the hall. Lucy Dupree wants to have Dan Wa terman arrested and punished. She Is told she would bo simply branded as an adventuress. She Is also told of an other multimillionaire, now dead, ns follows: "There's an old man lu this town who bas spent his lifetime lending money nnd hoarding it. He has some thing like eighty or a hundred millions now, 1 believe, nnd once every six months or so you will read In tbe newspapers that some woman has made nn attempt to blackmail him. That Is because be does to every pretty girl who conies luto his otllce Just ex actly what old Waterman did to you, and those who are arrested for black mull are simply the ones who are so unwise as to make a disturbance." Lucy Dupree still Insists that tbe man I' punished, and she Is told: "You must realize the situation. This mau Is a god In New York. He controls all the avenues of wealth; he can make or break any person be chooKCH. It Is really the truth. I be lieve he could ruin any man In the city whom he chose to set out after. He can have anything that he wants done so far as the police are concerned. It Is simply n matter of paying them And be Is accustomed to rule In every thing. His slightest whim Is taw. If he wants a thing he buys It, and that Is his attitude toward women." The panic of last October Is dealt with In tbe book, and the three men. the owners of chains of batiks who were crushed, are described with stimll pains to conceal the Identities of the originals. The book sajs: "There was Ktewart, the youug Loch Invar out of the west. He had tried to buy tbe Trust Company of the Republic long ago. and so the general knew him and his methods. He had fought tbe copier trust to a standstill In Montana. The trust bad bought up tbe legislature and Imtli political ma chines, but Cmnmtngs had appealed to the public In a series of sensational campaigns and had got bis Judges luto otllce, uud In the end the trust had been forced to buy him out. And there was Cu minings, the Ice king, who for years had fluauced the political ma chine In the city nnd by se-'urlug a monopoly of the docking privileges had forced all his rlvaU to the wall. "He had set out to monopolize the coastwise steamship tntde of the couu try and had bought Hue after Hue of vessels by this same device of 'pyra miding,' aud now, finding that he need ed still more money to buy out bis rivals, he had purchased or started a dozen or so of trust companies and banks." The steel trust and the Mississippi Steel company, which Is the Tennessee Coal and Iron company, are the dis guised tlgures In the novel, ns ore also the past and present presidents of tbe former aud the bushwhacking specu lators who controlled the latter. The former owner of the chief subsidiary company of the steel trust Is pictured as a man who pal mini off rotten armor plate on the government. According to Sinclair's lunik tbe panic of October was brought on by "Water man" to break "Ityder" aud the lat ter't company, the Gotham Trust com pany, so as to put Lucy Dupree at his mercy. All of her money wns In tbe trust company, nnd she held Ryder's note for $H0.tH0 for ratlro.ul sbn-k. In herited from ber father, which she had sold him. "Waterman" also brought on the panic so he cm Id have nil ex cuse for taking over the Mississippi Steel company. LOCAL NEWS. It. W. Long was over from Yon calla on business today. "I suffered habitually from con stipation. Doan s Hegulets relieved and strengthened the bowels, so that they have been regular ever Blnce." A K. Davis, grocer, Sulphur Springs, Texas. C. F. Scott, who came here a few months ago from northern Michigan, was in from Edenbower this after noon. He Is so well ploased with Oregon that he Is ndvlHlug several of his neighbors in Michigan to come here and la exacting some of them to arrive soon. A clear Complexion and Bright Eyes. In most cases a sallow, blotched complexion and dull heavy eyes are due to poor digestion and an Inactive liver. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup aids digestion aud stimulates the liver aud bowels and makes the com plexion smooth and clear. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup does not naus eate or gripe and Is mild and pleas ant to take. Refuse substitutes. Red Cross Pharmacy. For good' printing The Review leads. of all kLnds pr. Flrn.'. T-nnony I.Hng. com of Boonsboro, Dr. Thomas Finn, ot J f(Jf Mo., who has jrwjS eVery pre 32 years, says he has u on for BCription known u to pr r treatment of k'd"ehau8 IwVer found eases, and n both chronic auything efectftivfleJ bladder trou aud acute kidney and auu ,t 8lol)8 hie as Foley's Kidney Cure, i S'S. Si SSI' PhuUacy. Cut flowers. U!7 ,ae. Mrs. F. D. Owen. Phoue wi. The Rose. WHKX HKH HACK ACHES. A Woman Find All Her Energy and Ambition Slipping Away. Men 1'iu.t Slty In Danger. More that half of mankind over sixty years of nge suffer from kidney and bladder disorders, usually en largement of the prostrate gland. This ts both painful and dangerous, and Foley's Kidney Cure should be taken at the first sign of danger, as it corrects Irregularities and has cured many old men of this disease. Mr. Rodney Burnett. Rock Tort. Mo., writes: "I suffered with enlarged prostrate gland and kidney trouble for years and after taking two bot tles of Foley's Kidney Cure I feel better than i have for 20 years, al though I am now 11 years of nge." Red Cross Pharmacy. 1 Roaeburg women know bow the aches and pains that come when the kidneys fail make life a burden. Hackache. hip (mine, headaches, dizzy spalls,, distressing urinary troubles, ail tell of sick kidneys and warn you of the stealthy approach of diabetes, dropsy and Urjght's disease. Doan's Kidney HJls permanently cure all these disorders. Here's proof of it In a Roaehurg's woman's words Mrs. James Arrance, Pltzer St., Roseburg, Ore., says: "Doan's Kid ney Pllla proved of such great benefit to me that I do not have any hesi tancy In recommending them to any one in need of such a remedy. Kid ney complaint clung, to me for a long time and on some occasions I was given such misery from pains In the small of my back that it was utterly impossible for me to perform my household duties. There was also a constant soreness through the region of my kidneys and at times consider able swelling in those parts. No rem edy I tried benefitted men and when a friend insisted on my trying Doan's Kidney Pfclls I procured a box at Marsters & Co's. drug store and com menced their use. The good effects were notienble from the fist and as I continued taking iJieui, the lame ness in mv loins disaimeared. and also the pains In my hack." 'JJ For Bale by all dealers. Price EiO cents. Forster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. I I WW WW VOl-IX USTKX IX VAIX for c-omi.lain.s about our meals. On he contrary you'll hear no. ,.ng : but good of then,. U couldn t be other- I we handle only the choicest grades oo'the market. That means . i.,- iniiv meats, which sweet, tender, jultj even the toothless could not find fault with. They almost melt In your mouth. Try them and see. The Economy Market Geo. Kohllingcn, Prop. NORTH SIDE PLANING MILL MAHONEY & DA WE, Prop's Sash, Doors, Mouldings, and all kinds of Finishing Material and Mill Work Mill and Yards at Railroad Spur in North Roseburg Remember the name Doan'f and take no other. FOR SALE. FOR SALE OR LEARK First class confectionery business In Rose burg. Inquire at this otllce. ds:i0 FOR SALE GooiT side-spring bug gy, in use one year; nearly us good as new; cost $Sf. Will sell for $4 2.r0. Enquire nt Harness & Johnson's. do5 FOU SALE Good dry slab wood at 50c per cord, at the mill on South Deer Creek, llutfiuld Saw Mill Co. .do5 FOR SALE New house of seven rooms. West side; city water; hnlf ncre in small fruits. Price $1500. Apply Hox 4 64, Roseburg, Oregon. dsU7 FOR SALE Draft horse, light on foot, stylish and good disposition; weight 1400 pounds. Enquire at Review olllce. tf FOR SALE Good sized, serviceable olllce safe. Apply nt the Leona . Mills Lumber Co's. yard, ou 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 Mouut Nebo dairy farm. dtf FOR SALE Practically new 6-room cottage, all modern conveniences. Will exchange foi Portland prop erty. Call on L. Kabat, Roseburg. Oregon. dTF What makes our business grow? It's because we treat the people right. Some merchants iu 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 aud the right prices is what is build iug up our business every day. If you are.uot a regular customer place a trial order and be conviuc ;d. Yours for a square deal, t: :: n 8 8 tt Alton S. Frey&Co I Phones 201. G RO CERS u ccesson to J. F. Barker & Co. tin::::::::::::::::::::::::: 9 FOR SALE Farm of 115 acres; 8 miles northeast of Oakland; on county road; 20 acres cultivated; suitable for orchard or dairy; good j Improvements. For particulars address Wm. Arnold. Oaktnud, Or. DSW FOR TRADE 24 acres; all In cul tivation; house; well; 2 chicken houses; all fenced; joins state fair grounds; will trade for small dairy farm or orchard. Address John Nelson, G10 14th Sr., Salem. Ore gon, dsw WAXTKl) WAN'iEl) Your old ostrich plumes. Euquire at this olllce. dsl9 WANTED A young lady to learn operating. Apply to malinger of 1'acillc Telephone and Telegraph Co. dtf l-'OH S.U.K. New Vivo II. 1". Iloriznntjit Ciaso. line ViikIik', nt ti'iiMmiihtf price, full anil 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. WANTED 20 rlKKlnK UllKtTS, 10 buckers for lugging ramp, $t;o per month; 20 lumber pliers. $2.00 a day; 2 boom men. (2.50 a day; contract cutting piling. 1 to cents per lineal foot. Address W. H. West & Co., Medford, Oregon. ITF LOST AXI FOl'NK. LOST Illue belt with silver buckle. Finder please leave at this nllice and receive reward. dtf KOl'N'O A pocket-book. Owner, can have same by describing con tents and paying for this adver tisement. Address box 344 or phone 1494. ds20 FOR KKXT. . ROSEBURG MEAT MARKET H. D. MAY. Prop. Fresh and Cured Meai. nf .n . . . Flh fnd Poultry We know how to cut meat to get the besf results in Is more In the cutting that most people believe ye cooln. Th perts in our line. Let us prepare your Sunday mi"' e tePl convinced. We want Tour trails a"d you will invinced. We want your trade. SKcinl Free IMivery. Phone 1:111 ere will b IIOFSK FOR RKNT Small and ' partly furnished. Knqulre llil I lard aud Clayton, City. slT For good priming of all kinds The link' g.v.ls. SOT ICR TO CKF.1UTOHS Havlug lost our business by fire, we res pectfully ask all persons knowlnc themselves Indebted to ns to settle as soon as possible. T. J. Wll LIAM3 A SON, Wilbur Or. tt Shop on Sl.crl.lan S.r.,-.. Xoar lhp M' Bu " WANTED 5,-0-OOV,0RTH of 2nd Hand i goous at Bradley's Second Hand stoi I handle both new and second hand goods T ices on harness. You will find that I am ,;.. y my "' Kill. q prices