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IM - "JS - EVliMG 'BlIRQ REVIEW IXSLED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY ',' fTT?."rr' ,Jiunii KKVrEW I'LULIMHINO CtJMPANi i L. WIMHKKLY. DAILY Par year, by mall $3.00 per month, delivered 60 Per weak, delivered If . . SEMI-WEEKLY Per1 year $2.00 Biz muutba 1.00 ' ' Al'fil'KT HO, 11)00. Keep up tho gaud road building every day until the rulny weather cornea on. Then ace that the roadis are properly drained during the winter. ; - When It cornea to giving the nuwa Id a complete, reliable form, und right up to the minute. The Review contluuea right along In a clam) by Itself. That Ha service la apprecia ted la shown by the (act that Its circulation exceeds that of all other papers, In the county combined. Our freight and poatuge bills prove 111 1b. Too bad that the new bridge over Deer Creek was not completed be fore circus day. Our -thousands of visitors could then have witnessed the grand parade, which wob can celled on account of the rickety old bridge. The new bridge, now under construction, will be twice the width of the old one and the business of the town now demands it, there be ing a blockade of teams there several tlincB a day. Admirers of good horses will be In attendance at the racing events at the Fair Grounds near this city next Thursday, Friday and Satur day. Noorly 40 head of fast hoines are now at the track. Next year we expect to have the District Fnlr here again, when there will be exhibits In all linos, as well aa a fine racing program. This year's District Fair win be held at Eugene next week. i Everybody knows that a railroad from Roseburg to tho coast would be a line thing for this county and a,U 8outhern Oregon. Probably the quickest way to got such a road would be to organize a local com pany, make preliminary. surveys and secure rights of way as far as the county line. Then If Porter Hroa. John K. Stevens, J. J. Hill, the West ere Pacific or Coos Hay & Bolso linr wants to take up the matter of build Ing a railroad we would have some thing tangible to offer. The Coot Hay people have had Knglnw" Haines and a surveying party In Hit field for several weeks past and aim liar action hero would no doubt largely enhance the movement and aid In getting the construction worl' started. We need that railroad an the best way to got It started la tr go to work and start It. DISTRICT KAMI AT KUMKNK. Free camping can be had by thosr so desiring while attending the Ills trlct Fair, at Eugene, which taket place from Tuesday, Sept. 7th, to Hut urday. the 12th, Inclusive. The grounds adjoining the fair grountH have been set aside for earners; city water being supplied. ' The week will bo one of carnival entertainments as well, such aR bal loon ascensions, etc. On Thursday the merchants will closo their stores at noon, thla being Merchants' Day. The city will be decorated and Illumined for the week'a affair. " Special rates of one and a third fares have been granted by the S. P Co. from Salem on the north te Ashlnnd on the south, good durluc , tho entire Fnlr time. The exhibits of the schools of the County will bo nf cspcclul Interest, isovoral schools coming with their borne bands. There will be a arhoo' parade nt 10:30 a. m., Wednesday. Sept. 8th, and all school children In the parade will be admitted to the Fair Grounds free. Tho total In prizes exceeds $5000. Washington's Plague Hoots lie In tho low, marshy bottoms or the Potomac, the breeding ground of malaria germs. Those germs caum chills, fever and ague, biliousness. Jaundice, lassitude, weakness and general debility and bring sutTerlnii or death to thousands yenrly. Hut Klectrlo Hitters never fall to dcHtro them and curs malaria troubles "They are the best all-round tonh end cure for malaria 1 ever used.' writes R. M. Jamil, of ljnuellcn, & C. They cure Stomach. Liver, Kid ney and Hlood Troubles and will pre vent Typhoid. Try them. 00c. Guar anteed by all druggists. TO THK Pl llUC. Any one who may he afflicted with any of tho following iluu'antw: Hums pllee. carbunrltw, twills, eczema, ire ftypfOaa. blood polmn, or any bud opp that has bein ttoro for mmitiV or yearn, call on me anv Hi.ti.rr1n afternoon from 1 to 6 o'clock at Tht Harrington Houfp. No enre no pny ' dtf JOHKI'H KNhlOOTT, KM) YKAIIM IlKMIM THK TIMKK. If you are Mill doing: washing bv btrtid, wasting the strength or etieiK) or your people, we wo id: ntnrni . that you call and i unpen our Oof i. IVltf water Power Washer, which J. will mn yomr waHhlujt without labor, ; r te expeene is lent than be pei . wmHc. ftnt vm free trial if tlenlred PrMt kotkltft giving description fm .thnftHklttf. Prices $26 to .10. Alt l 12 a0 M7 UK'S A KICK. Tft4 HouM; Kurnlsbora. dsw for prompt piano tuning ftid re pelrluf. leave orders at Burr's Music n!h'Jjtr!.''.f! ... .l!!V.ii ..Mrr. Build Applegate, who &U bSwi II, Willi Inflammatory rheumatism, and Who was bettor last week, la hot ,0 wt kt (he proBent w.u:nK. Her sister, Mrs. I. Chrlsmun, of ortland, la atill with her. Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Miller, of Peel, are here for a short visit. They have recently built a neat cottage on their homestead. Miss Sophia Francis, one of our handsomest and brightest young ladles, will attend the Drain High school the coming winter. James Miller, another of our eighth grade graduates, expects to attend the ltoseburg High school this year. The Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Converse wus quite ill lust I week. Dr. Mortenson attended him. Leslla Miller, while on a visit home lust month, put in a large res jrvolr and pipe for conducting water from an Ice cold spring to tils old home. The plant was all Installed for less than $200, and bids fnlr to prove a thing of Joy to his mother 'll the coming yeur. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Miller, who are enjoying their honeymoon at the Seattle fair, will visit Ilayhurst next week. Justin Miller, of the V. S. N. A., writes that he Is delighted with his prospects there. He is a member of tho Fravy Athletic Association, and lays: "We had a track .meet on the mil and I won first on the 220-yard hurdles. Our class is fourth In the four companies. I belong to the Lhlrd company, which won the gold medal. Wo are getting extra liberty oday on acocunt of our victory." luslin reads The Review, ns every sensible Douglus county boy should lo whilo away from home. HAY1IURSTITE. NEW V. O. W. LODGES ARE IIEING l-'OIOIEI). DRAIN, Or., Aug. 29. General Organizer F. H. Tichenor, of the Woodmen of the World, passed ihrough this city yestordny after noon. He had been through ( oos rounty and organized big meetings o bo held at Myrtle Point October I, Murshlleld October E. Ilnndoii Oc tober G, and a new camp to be insti tuted at Gardiner October K. Head olllcers will hold a big meet- ng at Drain October II and insti- uto a class of 25. Head Consul I. 1. Honk, of Denver, and several other illlcers will be In Drain. Fortu ; Telling Doe nut take Into consideration tho one an's happiness vromunly hculth. The woman who neglects her health in neglecting the very foundation of all good fortune. For without health love loies iti lustre and gold is but drobt. Womanly health when lust or impaired may generally he regained by the use of Dr. 1'ierce's l'avjrite Prescription. This Prescription has, for over iO years, been curing delicate, weak, pain wracked women, by the hundred of thousands and thin too In the privacy of tnelr homes without their having to submit to Indell cate Questionings and offensively rcpug nant examinations Sick women are invited to consult Or. Pierce by letter free. All correspondence held as sue redly confidential. Address World's Dispensary Medical Association, K. V. Pierce, M. D., President, Buffalo, N. Y. Dm. Pikrcb's Grhat Family Pootoh Book, The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser, newly revised ip-to-tltite edition KKX) pages, answers is Plain EttRtiib hosts of delicate questions which every woman, single or married, ought to know uhout. Sent free, in plain wrapper to any udtircis on receipt of 21 one-cent stamps to cover mailing only, or in cloth bindinn for 31 s'limps. H. W. Althaus (& Sonsi Garage 3F& Repair Shop . AGENCY FAIRBANKS Phone 1441 A Carload of FRUIT JARS Our stock is the Largest and comprises the Best Makes Economy, Mason's, Everlasting and Schram. You should investigate this Now Schram Jar, we U-licve it to be one of the lest jars. Prices are the lovffst. Send us your orders, we guarantee you satisfaction. Roseburg Rochdale Co. Coffee Always uniform our best product sold in 1 lb., 2 lb., 2 lb. and 5 lb. cans. Your crocer will crlnd lb- better if ground at homs-r-not too tine. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. C. H. T. At wood to Union Guar antee Association, $4000; 320 acres, sec 10, 31-7. J. E. Kyker to David Roberta, $1, 000; 40 acres, sec. 19, 27-6. E. J. Page to Lloyd D. tlnkston. $1; one-third Interest in 20 acres. sec. 7, 24-4. . ADVERTISED LETTERS. Remaining uncalled for In tht Roseburg postolllce, Aug. 30, 1909, are the following letters, which will be charged at the rate of one cent each: AnderBon Mr.; Baldwin Roy R.; Hrlguian, Opal; Brown, Will; Creecy. F. H.; Clark, Mrs. M. (2); Chnney, Mrs. L. F.; Caves, Mrs. Ellle; Caugh ell, John; DeLanney, R. J.; Eggles ton, Mr. mid Mrs. J C; Edger, Mm. E. A.; Gutty W.; Hall, C. G.; Judd. J. I. (2; Montgomery Frank; Mc Dnnlel. I).; McLaughlin, Grant; Mor ris, John W.; Perkins, A. C: Rans dell, John C.;. Ratcllff, A. O.; San ders. Miss Mnble; Smith, lrwln; Smith, Mrs. Lola; Slbhlt, Mm. W. R.; Stmmonils. W. H.; Warll, C H.; Wascm, W. E.; Wilson. MrB. A. M. C. W. PARKS. P. M. essential to wom Ki:UVK HIM A STEAK sweet, tender and Juicy and your hud band will open up IiIh heart and his pocketbouk. Whore will you get sues a steak? Why right here, of course We have tho choicest meats In all tht lund. If you buy here once you' huHhaad will get good-natured I mine dlately. If you buy here regular!) he wltl be "Sunny Jim" !1 '-he tlrm The Economy Market Oen. Kh!ieen, Prnp - MORSE COMPANY . Cor. Cass (Sb Rose Sts. .4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4. 1 ' I liagkh tu'MMnK'un. BeVeRLY, Mass., Aug. 29. President Taft today accepted the resignation of Assistant Secretary of Commerce and Labor McHarg, who yesterday made a bitter attack upon ex-President Roosevelt and his poli cies. Secretary Ualllnger, It is learned, left Seattle tonight, In response to a call from Washington. Just what significance there Is In this is not announced here. Halllnger Is Silent. 8EATTLE. Aug.- 29. Secretary of the Interior Richard A. Flallinger hurriedly left the city for Washing ton tonight. Before leaving he said: "Department affairs have made It necessary for me to change my plans and go at onco to Washington. I cannot discuss the emergency that calls me East." Jacob Welck Ib the name of the elderly man who was badly bruised In the recent wrecking of the Hoseburg Marshfleld etage on Sugar Pine moun tain. He Is 70 years old and the father of Welck brothers, who are In partnership with Chas. Thorn In the brewing and Ice business at North Bend. STOOKHOLDEIW MEETINO. NOTICE Ib hereby given thnt the annual stockholders' meeting of the Umpqua Coal Company will be held at the office of Albert Abraham, in Roseburg, Oregon, on Sept. 7, 1909. it 3 p. m., for the purpose of electing llrectors for the ensuing year. dsws6 B. W. MADDOX. Pres. GOIiDKN WKD1IINO brand of Bltverwnre Is guaranteed for 60 years; we carry a variety of patterns and deslgnB. We also carry a full line of solid Bllverware. Our stock of Bllverware Is larger than that carried by any other dealer in Roseburg. Will be glad to show you the latest patterns In silver. J. T. BRYAN, dtf Watchmaker and Jeweler. PEACHES. Good canning , peaches, $1 per bushel, If you call and get them at the orchard for the next few days. Curtis ft Uanfleld, (old Stevens or chard, Edenbower.) Phone 1498. dtf CALL FOB CITY WARRANTS. Alt City of Roseburg warrant' drawn on the General Fund and en dorsed prior to July 10, 1909, In elusive, are this day called for pay ment. Dated this 2.1rd day of Juty, 1909 KLBEIIT B. HERMANN, City Treasurer WE WANT TO HEAR FROM A MAN who has a desire to engage In business for himself; a man with ability to handle a large volume of business; 35 years old or over, with sales experience preferred. To the right man we will offer Belling rightB for an article which is adver tised in leudlng magazines. The tiuanclul returns from thiB oppor tunity are limited only by a man's capacity. Write fully, giving for mer experience. The Davis Elec tric Co., Parkorsburg, W. Va. d The best bread made at Tlmpqim llakery. Free delivery, Pbone 2211. Read Review advs. for bargains. PLOWS Sanders Double and Single Disc Benecia Reversible Disc J. I. Case John Deere Sulky and Walking PLOWS DO YOUR PLOWING NOW J. F. BARKER Sc CO. Implements, Vehicles Phone 161 Roseburg Ore. 9 We always have plenty of fresh vegetables, oranges, lemons and ba nanas. d Our stock of groceries is always fresh and our prices are always fair. Q We want YOU for a customer. HARNESS & JOHNSON Sheridan St. GRfoCERS Phone 1031 AM RICE (& RICE g JLefurnishers We have helped others, why not, We pay no rents, that's why we Hole Audits for Qoffieid Power Washer The only succeaHful water washer. We do your washing free for one week. Come anil ueA wt about It. Saves time saves work and saVes clothes All of these savings can easily be reckoned on a money basis. Then the wonderful economy of the Coffttld Power Washtr will be at once evident. The Coffield washes while you rinse and hang out. There's the time saved. The Coffield does all the washing saves you all the hard work. Gets the clothes spot lessly clean without the wear and tear of the eternal rub bing. Let us put one in your house and do your next washing. Let us show you how sim pl e and convenient it is. The Motor mmsrr WIIII.K YOU RlHSK AND OUT OKEtiOX RESTAURANT Open Day and Night. Firfit-class meals at all hours. Frosb Olyinpla Oysters, FUU 4 and Clams all tae time. I Itccular Meals, 25 Onts. Have added a new llaleuoy especially reserved for ladies 4 and families. I Au Electric Piano will furnish music during meal hours. THE IIOND REALTY CO.- rhardB. farms, timber and city prop, erty. Some fine bargains. Cass St., Roseburg, Ore. DTF Patronize Review advertisers. Moline Canton V-,-.--..lH The Up-to-date Housefurnishers will not be undersold by any firm in Oregon if we know it. All prices marked in plain figures. Prices made possible without, slighting the quality, by our enormous purchases. The Path to Kitchen Comfort Mr. Husbaud:- If this was an appliance for your office, you would snap it up in two minutes. So would any other man. Most men are cousidera their wives, but few of them ever figured out the mileage of a woman s kitchen journey. Suppose her kitchen is size, bhe makes , 20 trips to her pantry, 4 trips to her cellar, 30 trips to her table, 20 trips to her sink, 40 trips to her Btove, In nreDarlng a meal and clearing up That ligtires up to over a mile of meal. Think of that. A nair nour wasted In actual walking at eaih A Hoosler Cabinet, grouping every kltchon convenience In the space of the table, actual ly saves almost twohours of walking every dav. That Is why most men will buy a Hoosler Cabinet. Has your wife one? Never was our store so crowded with good goods. We need the room and will make saving prices. WASTED WANTED To buy, up to 20 acres of cultivated land, well adapted for growing of applea. State exact sit uation and terms. Send answers to T R., care Review. d WANTED Girl for dining room work and dishwashing, no cooking. Call phone 151 or address box H., Roseburg. dswtf WANTED Bids on 50 tons of new, clean hay, and 2000 bushels of oats, f.,o. b., Sutherlln. Address Tho Sutherlln Land & Water Co.. Sutherlln, Ore. daw WANTED Two or three unfurnish ed down stair rooms in Roseburg. Must be close in. Enquire S. K. Sykes' hardware store. dsl GIRL WANTED For general house work. Address box 261, Rose burg. s4 GIRI. WANTED For general house work. Must be experienced. Wagej $25 per month. Apply to A. Wol lenberg, Roseburg. FOR SALE. FOR SALE. Good, young driving mare, harness and buggy, very cheap if taken at once. Inquire at this office. dtf FOR SALE Two yearling colts, at e great bargain if taken at once. En quire of Louis Coryell. 941 Win chester St., North Roseburg. (1828 FOR SALE Surrey and harnese. Call on S. B. Crouch, near foot of Oak street, Roseburg. da28 FOR SALE Fine driving horn, standard bred, 6 years old; perfect ly gentle; also buggy and harnose. Inquire of E. 11. Pengra. dtf FOR SALE A complete transfer business, including all horses, drays, wagons, wood, wood-yard and draying contracts. For par ticulars address E. J. Frasler, Eu gene, Oregon. dtf FOR SALE At a bargain; 200 acres adapted to fruit or dairying; nicely located; for particulars address H. J. Wilson, Canyonvllle, Ore. ds7 FOR SALE One full blooded Jer sey cow and heifer: one horse, guaranteed steady and gentle, with two-seated hack and harness; three broods pure bred White Langshan fowls; household goods. Address P. O. Box 687, Rose burg. dtf FOR SALE 660 acres stock ranch; Including 80 acre farming land; 13 miles from Roeeburg. Address Box 891, Roseburg. tf FOR SALE 900-acre ranch; 7H miles from Roseburg: sood I in provements, 35 acres in bearing or chard; mostly Italian prunes: bal ance pasture and, Jarm; 800 bead oi gooa soeep. 11 wanted l-o. fur ther particulars coi&e and reo or address the owner, P. Cooper, R. F. D. No. 1, Roseburg, Orwon. dtf FOR SALE 409 acres of land: 2 4 miles below Canyonvllle; If taken soon for 111. 000. For particulars address H J Wilson, Canyonvllle. asasauj let us help you. sell for less. No. 23 Diner, worth fl.no nt $1.2S l:l.00 Couche. Special . . . . 910.00 e also of o. O riners, north $l.:tl for $1.00 Itockcrs, worth $1,011 for . . . .$:(.' average M-O'l lr-n Ili'dB, Hi. 'ill $l.iio after It (olden Finish Drcem-r . . 810.(10 Special Sale Mnt tri-ssi-s . to $19 Bteps each or more meal. Clothes 11118, 5 doz. ' for 9c their wives Fry Pans, us low FOR SALE Eight-room house 533 S. Stephens St. A bargain if taken ' soon. Inquire on premises for price, etc. d PIANO FOR SALE $375 Jacob Doll piano for sale cheap. For par ticulars address P F., P. O Box 95, Roseburg. dtf FOR SALE A fresh milch cow. Call at thiB office. da30 PEACHES 60o per bushel delivered to you, at the Bryant orchard, In West Roseburg. E. Brothers, Prop. dB8 FOR RENT FOR RENT Suite of rooms. 217 Chadwlck. furnlehed del FOR RENT Fine large house. In-,. quire at ofllce-of Albert Abraham. fl dtf FOR RENT Furnished rooms. Mrs. T. J. Criteser, 429 Rast Ave. dtf FOR RENT Nice new 5-room bun galow on Parrott St. Inquire at 146 N Parrott St. daSO ROOMS FOR RENT Furnished or unfurnished and suitable for house keeping. Splendid location. En quire at this office. dtf TO LEASE For one year or more, 17 acres good land; one third fin est river bottom; good 5-room house and outbuildingB; city, wa ter; 25 minutes walk from Rose burg P. O.; 1 acre bearing orchard with good crop of fruit; Ideal lo cation for fruit and poultry; spe cial Inducements to right party. Address P O Box 687. Roseburg. d LOST. Somewhere about Roseburg, a clergy permit book. Finder please leave It at the Review office. Howard McConnell. Ids6 LOST Runch of keys. Finder ploase return to this office. ds3 LOST Collie dog named 'Shep;" black and brown on back; white breast; white stripe down nose; liberal reward. Return to Chief of Police, Roseburg. dtf LOST In Roseburg, black. Bilk watch fob. Bears round locket, with Jewel Betting on one side, monogram Initials "T. R. S." on other side and lady's picture In side. Reward for return to First National Bank, Roseburg. tf KNOW HOW! That's the only way! Get Conkey'a celebrated Book on Poultry FREE at Marstera Drug C. Patronlte Review advertisers. , 4-4444,44444.444 Quick Lnuck Restaurant YE TOY Prop. 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