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INTERIOR. 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 3 07 JscHion St. Drug' Co. Roseburg, Oregon. EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW SEPTEMBER IT, 1008. NEW OFFICERS OK W. C. T. U. courage to be an honorary member is a man among men. May the Wo man's Christian Temperance Union proaier in the coming year as it has always done. ONE WHO WAS PRESENT. TO WIRE FENCE BUYERS. The Itoseburg Woman's Christian Teniiwrance Union met at the home ; of Mrs. A. C. Mnrsters Wednesday j i have Just received a carload of afternoon for the closing of their page Woven Wire Kence at Rose year's work. burg and Btored it In the Sheridan Reports showed a very prosperous warehouse, near the S. P. depot, year. The following officers were -where t mav be obtained by parties elected for the coming year: having placed orders with me. 1 will Pres.. Mrs. C. L. Hadley; vice- nin nil now ,,rder until the suunly president, Mrs. Delcina Jewett; cor- a gone. icaiiuuuiiig ucuciaiji una. cumin raulkner; recording secretary, Mrs. Volney Oden; treasurer, Mrs. B. L. Eddy. Mrs. Ida Marsters has served as local president Tor more than ten ; years and her noble work will go on the pages of Time as a grand and Christian woman's work should, framed with love and respect by her t sistor comrades. Mrs. C. L. Hadley i is a native daughter, horn and reared In Douglas county. We feel sure the work will be well taken care of in her leadership, having always been 'engaged In all things for the uplift of her native state and is In every way worthy of the honor conferred upon her. The delegates to the state conven tion to be held in Portland, Oct. 6 to 9, were elected as follows: Ma dames Hadley. Rose, Jewett, Faulk ner and Buchanan. At the close of the business session a banquet was spread and the hon orary members came in to do their part, 40 in all being present. Among the outKf-town visitors wore Mrs. Russell, of Corvallls; Mrs. ftenn Scott, of Portland; Mrs. Amy Mer riam, of Drain, and Mrs. V. Vanl'nt ton, of Salem. The W. C. T. U. have grown from a little band to the largest organiza tion of women in the world, and the woman that wears the knot of white ribbon holds a prestige that none dare dispute. The man that has the S. B. CROUCH. A. L. KITCHIN, is the man to see for everything in the Nur sery line. TVpac thaterow 1 1 cca that pay. Fruit and ornanental trees, Grape & Berry vines, roses, etc. etc. Nursery Salesman, Roseburg, Or, Oregon Restaurant Open Day and Night Fresh Oysters, Clams and Fish at Any Time Chicken Dinner on Sunday 12 to 2 P. M. REGULAR MEALS 25c. For Those Whom Commence School Late The Roseburg public school opened Monday, Sept. 14, but some pupils won't be able to start for several days and prob ably weeks yet. It Is to these persons that we wish to make known that we still have a full assortment of school book s All ' pupils will find that It will pay them well to pur chase all their supplies, such as Ink, pens, pencils, tablets, etc., at this store. Useful blotters free with each purchase. AGEE- BOOK and STATIONERY STORE Crescent Theatre High class motion pictures and illustrated songs. Cha nge of program Mon. Wed. and Friday ; : : : TODAY'S PROGRAM LEONA MILLS Lumber Company Lumber, Lath, Shingles and Dry Finish Lumber Yards on lower Oak Street Roseburg, 'Phone 1411 "ROMANCE OF AX OI.I) MUX." ILLUSTRATED SONGS: "Iljr the Old Oaken Ducket, Louise, and "Hoses tiring Kreams of Von. ("Wick" sings In the evening only.) I MAI IMIl km FAMOUS . turn JgJ I V V V. lit I II .Vt V. J- III I . II In flavor, in quality, in variety, in conformity of quality Our Confectionery is the stand ard of excellence. Palace of Sweets Phone 1273 Orders Delivered LOCAL NEWS. LOCAL NEWS. N. L. Conn was In from Molrose today. 1). P. .McKay was over from Wilbur today. Mrs. Geo. Churchman and children returned Wednesday from a visit in Ashland. John Fellernn, an active business an of Portland, was in Hosuburg ednesdny. The Board of Education In Eugene as made rulings oniioecd to secret orders in tlte High school. Atty. C. a. Jackson left for Port land on legal business this after noon. R. E. Smith returned home to Eu gene Weduesday, after a short visit ere at the home of his uncle, E. W. Kuykendall. See Rltzman for plumbing, fixtures Including towel racks, Boap dishes, tumbior holders, Bponge racks, etc. All work guaranteed. Ofllce foot of Jackson street. Phone 1055. dtt Miss Resale Kenney returned home to Portland today, after a visit, here ith her grandmother, Mrs. E. A. Snyder. Three square meals a day at E. Jennings' restaurant, which will be 'e-opeued in connection with the mpqua Bakery on Sept. 1. treme quiet. Hon. O. P. Coshow loft this after noon for Eugene and Portland on business. Mrs. W. W. Cardwell left this morning for Berkeley, Calif., to visit with relatives. THE BOND HEALTY CO. Or chards, farms, timber and city prop erty. Some fine bargains. Jackson street, Roseburg, Ore. The senior class of the Roseburg High school will give a reception on riday evening to the freshman class and other new pupils of the high school. W. R. Wells was in from Olalla Wednesday. He hopes to see the street paving work In progress here soon and this accompanied by good roads building throughout the couu- Soothes Itching skin Tieais cuts or bums without a scar. Cures piles, eczema, salt rheum, any Itching. Doan's Ointment. Your druggist sells it. Just placed on our floor, a full line of medium priced heating Btoves. Get our prices for we can save you money. An elegant line or iron ueas in all the latest colorings, ranging In price from 3.00 to $15.00. 1J. W STRONG, The Furniture Man. Cottage Grove Western Oregon: The Garinan-Hemenway Co., of Yon- calla, shipped a pet deer to ox-Dep uty Game Warden John. Baker, oi this city today. Mr. Baker will have the creature sent to a public purk in Nebraska. The deer Is but five nionllis old and formerly belonged to Mrs. Stlmet, of Yoncalla. who ex pects to leave shortly and did not care to bother with it. Hot water bottles, fountain syr inges, bulb syringes, and atomizers, the finest and most complete line In the city. Sold at the lowest prices on our guarantee to give satisfaction. Look at our line and you will not buy elsewhere. Hnmllton Drug Co. We are sole agents for the conKitn Self Filling Fountain Pens and rec omend them as being far ahead of any other pen on the market. Agee' Book Store. if Some thief stolo Chas. Bristol's cornet and case In this city Inst Tuesday night, and so far the prop erty has not been recovered. Mr. Bristol, who lives at LUenbower. nncl come to town in the evening and par ticipated in band practice. Prepar atory to returning home, Mr. Brlsto! left the case containing the cornet In his buggy in front of the ixwtolllee nml went away for a rew nunuica When he returned to tne tiuggy trie case and Instrument were gone, me police were notified, but their sonrch for both the thief and the property has proved unavailing. A PayinK Investment. Mr. John White, of 38 Highland Ave.. Iloulton. Me., snyB: "Have been troubled with a cough every winter and spring. Last winter I tried many advertised remedies, nut me coukii 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 hanished the annual cough. 1 am now convinced that Dr. King's .. niscoverv is the best of all omirt and lung remedies." Sold un der guarantee at A. C. Marsters & Co's. drug store. 60c and $1.00, trial bottle free. Mrs. Monroe Keuton and baby re turned Weduesday from a trip to Portland. G. A. Slgnalneas left Wednesday with John Alexander and F. G. Mi celll for Gardiner, to be gone for a few days. Miss Zella Zigler left this morning for Salem and Portland for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. John Newman re turned Wednesday from a visit with relatives in Drain. Mrs. Louis Steinbach left Tuesday night for Portland to Join hor hus band and together they will proceed east, probably to remaiu permanent ly. An immense line of Cook's Linol eum Just received; In the latest de signs. No make of linoleum better and but lew as good. B. W. Strong, The Furniture Man. Miss Lotus Valentine, who has been visiting hero with her parents, .Mr. and Mrs. John Valentine,' left today for Salem to resume hor work at the state school for deaf mutes. She was accompanied by Miss Grace Mathews, of Myrtle Creek, who will begin study at the school. LAZY LIVER "I find Ctticareti io rood that I won Id sot b without tliotn. I wai troubled great dl with torpid liter and heatUetie. Haxr slnca kiitf CatcareU Candy CUirUc 1 feel very much batter 1 ! 1 1 certainly recommend them to nij frteudt the keit medicine I have ever eeen." Ann Uiut. Uaborn Mill Mo. S. fall KiTor. Halt Beat For ineoowets CANDY CATHARTIC Never Slck'un, Weaken or Gripe. 10c. Ur.Uc. Krrer mm iu nun. j ne genuine met einmpea uvUi Uuaraiilced to cure or Jour money back. Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. Sot ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES NEED OF GOOD ROADS. SPECIAL ItHDt (1,1) It. It. FAKE Acct. Pacific National Fair mid l.lve Stock Kliow, Portland, Kept, Bl to 211, inc., 11)08. For the above occasion the South ern Pacilic Co. will sell special round trip tickets from Roseburg to Port land on Sept. 21, 22 and 23, 1908, nt $8.00. Children at half-fare ago, $4.00. No stopover allowed In either direction. Final return limit, Sept. 27th, 1908. DRIND Laxative Fruit Syrup Pleasant to take The new laxative. Does not gripe or nauseate. Cures stomach and liver troubles and chronic con stipation by restoring the natural action of the stom ach, liver and bowels. Rafuso substitutes. Prloe BOo. Sold by Hi d Cross Pharmacy. Everybody goes to The CRESCENT "GET THE HAI1IT!" ADMISSION Evening 10c Matinee 5c No Chinese Kmlovfd at the QUICK LUNCH RES TAURANT W. JONES, - Proprietor Strictly first-olais anil clean. Open day and nitfht. Chicken dinner every Sunday, 11:30 a. m to ":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. WaahinK Is a woman's hardest housework we make It her easiest. Wrnp up the bundle and Phone us No. 791 and we call for It and dfllvor It when It Is done. And the cost Is small. Let us do your washing and you Join the "Don't Worry" Club. It will come bark to you clean, pure and In perfect condition, as the result of our modern methods. ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY Part of a Transporting Machine Thtir Ntglect Mart tho Wholo. "To appreciate the necessity for good roads In America one should consider the road as part of a transporting ma- chine. The machlue Is composed by a horse, a wagon and a road. If any one of the three Is poor, the machine Is poor and Ineffective. Only n si null load can be drawn, and that slowly. We ' have been spending thousands of dol lars building up the breed of horses. and Improving wagons and htive al lowed the roads to ruu down and offset our costly upbreedtng. Is It not time we stopped and considered the common Bense course, to build up all three simultaneously ?" This unique presentation of the ne cessity of good roads was offered by Horatio S. Enrle, the caudldnte for governor of Michigan on the Itepubll - an ticket, to the nutohtts. nntdmnkers i 'V , , , , , iii' ' t H. ... .5 In Roseburg Nearly Everybody Drinks Coca Cola. We serve Coca Cola and more than a dozen other soft drinks as well as Ice cream, Sherbet and Ice Cream Sundaes. Never wna a place no popular for re freshing tlrinkH. . G7e ROSE SCAXIIAI, IX INDIAN' WM'IKTV. Ml'SKOtiKE, Okln.. Sent. 17. A scandal which ltaa created a scntm- tion In the oest Indian society of Ok lahoma, and which la hi 1 11 beiiiK uia cusaed In whispers by the braves and sqiiaws of the redskin "four hundred." was brought to light by a breach of promise suit recently filed here. Jacob S. Drown, a wealthy Creek Indian of the highest social st ii ml lug In his tribe, and said to be worth 150,000, Ih the defendant in the Biiit, which was brought by Mary I). Taylor, of Kort Smith. The plaintiff Is n comely woman of 34, of mixed Spanish, Arabian and Indian blood, and claims to be a de scendant or Poenhnntas. She be came a mother last month and as serts that the plutocratic Creek Is the father of her child. She asks (,r0.000 dumages from Drown for his failure to carry out his alleged agreement to make her his wife. l- ItOSEDL Ita MAKKET. Cereals. Wheat 90ctl.00. Oats 50c bu. Hay Vetch, 12 ton; grain, fl2 ton; niralfa, 13&15. Uarley $34 ton. Llveatock. Steers Alive, 3 14 3 H a Cows Alive, 1i 3o. Veal Dressed, 66a Hogs Dressed, 7c Sheep 8 Vic. Poultry Mixed chickens alive 10c lb.; dressed, 12Vfcc; geese, alive, 8c, dressed, 12c: ducks, alive 10c; dressed, HwlSc. Butter Creamery, country, 30c lb. Kggs 22V4c doz. Potatoes $1.25 cwt. Wool 14 e lb. Honey 1214c lb. Cabbage 2c lb. Old Onions 2c lb. Applos 1 4c lb. Pears lc lb. Peaches 40 0 50c box. 1'OKTI.AND MARKET. Livestock On foot: Steers, 8 14 4c; cows, 3c; hogB, 5f7c; sheep, 3 iff 4c: dressed veal. 6 8c; wool, 14c lb.; apples. 50c((i'$l.76; pota toes, 90c cwt; eggs, 27c doz.; mixed chickens, 11c; hops, 4 5c; peaches, 30W75o liox. 37 lie lb.; OOOI AMU HAD ltOAl) ( ONT1; Ab Hit). and farmers which recently held a con- J ventlou nt DuCfiilo, ami It aptly Ills tin case, umklug a profound Impression on the farmers present. "The same situation exists when the motive pow er of the vehicle Is furnished by an engine," he continued, "so that nutoht. and farmers are at one on the gno.: roads question. The automobile need, a perfect rond to accomplish nil It h capablo of accomplishing. Then Id us bo sensible and provide the poHsi billty of getting the best out of It. "The nntngonlsin of the farmer In the niitomnhlllst Is entirely tinnarriiul ed. There are some farmers who nre ns offensive as Rome nutomnhillsts The product of the automobile fnc torles of Michigan sold for $18,O00.liH) In n year, and 75 per cent came from outside t lie state from the rich and well to do. It went to stockholders nnd employees and through them lo the stores nnd farmers. The Industry made possible by the users of automo biles mennt a great denl to the farm ers of Michigan, nnd It means as mu -h to the farmers of many other states." A Sui-e-Kiiougti Knocker. J. C' Uoodwin. of Heldsvllle, N. C., BayB: "Ducklen'B Arnica Salvo Is a sure-enough knocker for ulcers. A had one came on my leg Inst Bum mer, but that wonderful sulve knock ad It out In a few rounds. Not even a senr remained." Guaranteed at A. C. Marsters & Co's. drug store. 25c. Guaranteed for piles, Bores, burns, etc. CASTOR I A . For infants and Children, fbs Kind You Have Always Bought . Bears the Ognntnro MANKATO'S GOOD ROAD. Minnesota City Has Made a Mudlcss and Ductless Pavement. Manknto. Minn., has solved the prob lem of finding a durable pavement nt small expense nnd one that can be used on steep grades ns readily as on level surface. First the driveway was nnrrowed to thirty feet, curbed, guttered nnd boule- varded. Then It was excavated to Ihe depth of six Inches and surfaced. Five Inches of dry cruslu! limestone one and a half to two Inches In diameter was put on nnd rolled down with a teu ton roller. Dolling tar from the locnl gas works was applied mull the entire surface was covered. Then, snys tile Cenienl Age, a layer of broken stone an Inch to an Inch and o quarter in diameter. mixed with co' tse gravel, was 'applied on the surface In proportion of three Darts of stone to one of gravel. This was first mixed dry on a plat form am! then thoroughly mixed with hot tn and applied on the surface two Im hci thick nnd tamped Into place to conform with the surface of the street. Dry domestic cement was then np plied to the surface, and the street wa again rolled. Then a emit lug of sand wnB applied and ttio roller ngaln uced The pavement was allowed to stand for two weeks before the Htruut was thrown open to. travel. The cost wns HO cents a lineal foot t the property owners on each side of the street or, rather, would have lieei. had the entire cost been assessed agnlnst them. The street has a prac tically waterproof pavement six lueh; thick, and It Is Impossible for the ele ments to nttack the surface. The pave ment hns now stoo.1 two winters and allows not the slightest wear. It g off no (lust In summer, although It Ik not sprinkled. Automobiles and Good Roade. The automobile has become the most Important factor In the upbuilding of our public highways and has nil to tin reconstruction of more miles of good roads than any other conveyance ever Introduced. While It may Im- true thai It Is more destructive of highways than any other vehicle, It Is counlly true that aiitomoljlllng Is only pleasurable upon the liest roads man can construct Thus It must nnd shall he that the more automobiles we use the Is-tter will our roads Isi-omc for all classes of vehicles and traffic. How Oil Saved the Rock Roede. "I mil busy day and night repairing washouts In the n k roads Ism-biisv of the henvy rains." Oscar Koehh-r. "uii ty surveyor, said the other nwrulng nt Kansas City. "There Is no doubt in my mind that the oiling of the rock roads Is a great economy. Tls-re tins not been a single wanhout In the mads that were oiled. The oil serves to pack the gravel so that It resists the erosion of the flood waters." THE PLANKS WE 1'IANK DOWN In trout of your place will be as good years from now as they are today. Thoy are all thoroughly sound, properly seasoned wood which will neither warp, shrink or crack, If -properly protected. WUlle others have to mnke frequent repairs, you can look on and think how wise you were lo pet your lumber here when you built. OrdorB filled for all kind of fruit boxes. The J. G. Flook Co., Roseburg, Oregon. We Have Our Own Delivery Wagon 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. WANTED 10,000 Turkeys, not less than ten pounds each, for which we will pay 18 cents per pound dry picked. These turkeys go to the United States Army in the Philippine Islands and must be delivered to us on Wednes day, September 23rd. Bring what you can and let the boys eat turkey once more. The Bee Hive Grocery MAX WEISS, WE WANT YOUR PRODUCE" H it Proprietor iTttmn::mmmmmm:m:mmmtmm The Heview does Job printing. o o
