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to 6 M v r i si SERVICE WK TKV TO MERIT YOl'R PATRONAGE Isn't it a pleasure to enter a store where the stock has been selected with the same care and minute regard for quality and good taste which you yourself would exercise in selecting gifts for a friend whose tastes by loug ac quaintance you had come to know? You will find that both the man agement and everyone of our sales people esteem it a favor to answer questions and show the goods even when it is understood that you are not contemplating an immediate purchase. Careful buyirlg and improved business methods together with a large volume of business, enable us to reduce our prices to a mini mum, while our splendid facilities and large corps of able and cour teous salesmen enable us to give individual attention to your home furnishing problems, and offer you the goods aud service which will make you permanent fiiends of the store of ' Rice Rice The House Furnishers Pay us a visit of inspection. LOCAL NEWS Have Arundel tune It. Osteopathy lifta the pressure.. You always get roe f ery best when you buy at the Rorbdale (Jo. if The price of foodntufta has come down at the North Side Grocery, dtf The Jackson county court docket for the September term Includes 21 divorce cases. Eighty-two days practically with out rain was a now rncord established bore today. Portland had Kod showers both Saturday and Sunday, but the outlook here 1b for several more days of dry weather. Eugene Register: Mrs. (ieorgla Stark has sold all the furniture and fix t urea of the Smeedu Hotel to J. W. Maxey, who moved hero with his wife and datiKhter three weeks ago from Alva. Oklahoma. Mr. Stark has iiIbo sold his lease to Mr. Maxey and he took possession of the big host! ery Saturday evening. His landlord, Mr. Smeede, has ngreed to make extensive Improvements next spring, putting on another story, installing uu elevator, making the dining room larger and making other desirable changes. Everybody's friend Dr. Thomas' Eelectrlc Oil. Cures toothache, ear ache, sore throat. Heals cuts, bruises, scalds. Stops any pain. Say, how about that old lumpy matt reus of yours. Have you read of the great OHTKUMOOH, most peo- j pie have; well, It's all that Is claimed for It; It's the kind that never sags, never gets hard, never gets lumpy; It's the kind that you can wash the tick wjthout removing same from the 1 mittimuses. We have them. Hlce & Ktco. daw I Itching, torturing skin eruptions, disfigure, annoy, drive one wild. Dean's Ointment brings quick relief 'and lasting cures. Klfty cents at any ! drun store. j Many 111b come from impure blood. ; Can't htive pure blond with faulty dl geBllon, lazy liver aud sluggish bow els, hurduck Blood hitters streng thens stonmch, bowels and liver, and ' puri0es the blood. j A line of trunks and suit rases second to none is being displayed at all times; a good selection. All sizes and all prices, trunks both for the large and the small. It Ice & Hico.dsw ' Pntronlze TIpvIpw advertiser Commercial Abstract Co. Abstracts of Titles Blue Prints Filing Papers, Etc. WE WILL GO ON YOUR BOND Insurance Conveyancing 128 NORTH JACKSON STR.EET, ROSEBUR.C, OREGON People of Oregon IT IS NOW UP TO YOU The popular COLONIST FARMS will again bo 111 rltwt between Sep tember ir.i'i mill October i.-.ih, iinrniK which period tickets to Roao burg will ho on Biilo dully fnnu CHICACO at ST. LOUIS OMAHA KANSAS CITY ST. PAUL $33.00 32.00 25.00 23.00 23.00 mid triuii other el 'Km conepomlmi(y low. These nro Westbound. imo-Kiiy furin only, but uiiyonu Ii.mo run I'llH'iV for relatives or friends In i Im Kaiit, f i1,.slr.il. CiuimiU your local rullrouil ngont. NOW IS THE TIME to lot the world know of our viml resources and aplrmlld opportunities for HOMF, 111 ILIHXO. Write to everyone yon kno In the Knat. Send tlirin good Instructive print. . 1 mutter, and 'tell th. m that th com of gi'ttlllg here la but little more than half tbr usual riat, and to call on a representative of tho Southern Pacific liPii'im tor all de sired Information, or alldcgs WM. NcMU&RAY, General Passenger Astt,t PORTLAND, ORE. LOCAL KEWS, J. V. Conn was In from Melrose today. Von Casey left for Salem this af ternoon. Rev. B. W. Bass was In from Dil lard today. Chas. L. Beckiey was over from Oakland today. Mrs. Sarah Strange returned this afternoon from a visit at Dlllard. Mrs. Al. Kent is here from Elkton, viHitliiK with relatives and friends. Chas. W. nice and L. E. Yockey were down from Myrtle Creek this afternoon. Harold and Elsie Reinhart, of Portland, are here visiting with their uncle, Herman Marks. j Work was begun today on the big I new sewer system for North Hoseburg by Contractor Winnie Gaddis. Miss Grace Elder, went to Salem i Sunday to visit the state fair. She will also visit at Stayton while ab sent. J. F. Barker and sun went to Portland Sunday and will visit the state fair at Satem before returning home. Cbas. Qulnn, of Ottawa. Kansas, who had been visiting here with G. B. Hayes aud family, left Sunday on i his return home, j W, A. Porter, the real estate deal er, aud Fred Beard, Democratic can didate for sheriff, were in this city today from Yoncalla. W. C. C. Sagaberd wnH In town from Scottsburg today. He aud Mrs. Sagaberd have been visiting with their daughter at Drain. .Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Cannon wen) to Salem this afternoon to vIhH their daughter, Mrs. E. A. Rhoten, and attend the state fair. Mrs. Kene Fleming and Mrs. White and two hour, of tiden bower, left thlt morning for Southern California to bo absent for several months. E. J. Murphy was faken to Mercy Hospital today. He is said to be suffering from typhoid, caused by drinking water from an old well. Chen Joe, the Chinese cook for merly employed at the Hotel Mc- Clallen, has bought the fixtures of the Hose Cafe, and lensed the rooms for a term of three years. The restaurant will be re-opened for business right away.. The "Nesmlth county" boosters, traveling In an automobile, were here this morning. The atmosphere being exceedingly chilly they soon moved on. Our people don't believe Iv county butchery to further the per sonal ends of a few schemers. The Coos Hay automobile stage. driven by Allie Hite, broke an axle about 4 0 miles from here Sunday Another machine was sent out and brought in the five passengers, among whom was Joe Bartholomay, of this city. No one was hurt In the acci dent. Junction Times: Jack Robinson, ol Lake Creek, met with an accident Monday that may yet cause his death. Ho felled a tree which lodged against another and a limb fell, striking him on the head. He is the father of Mrs. O. O. Rust and a brother of Mrs. A. E. Tower, of ths place. Mrs. E. Wimherly Is seriously ill at the family home in North Hose hurg. Her son, Ira Wlinberly, of Drain, and daughter, Mjm. C. I. Clevenger, of Grants Puss, have been summoned to her bedside. They will both arrive tonight. Her a'dvanod ;ige of over 72 years makes her con dition the more critical. (Ji Inert Jones, Yreka; Lee Brlsblu Camas Valley; Jerome Smith, S. A (Jotter, Oakland; W. A. Norman Drew; Jesse V. Humphreys. Joe Kellly, Myrtle Creek; E. A. Williams and wife, Marsblleld; Geo. II. Bland Grants Push; Mrs. Lottie Barkdoll, Mrs. W. 11. Anderson, Mrs. A. L, Phillips, Myrtle Point; H. S. Adams Elkton; D. Dutsohkey, Melrose; Al Crouch, wife and daughter, Coqullle; M. M. Michael, Comstock; Lucy Dick. Harbor; Albert Smith, Gold Beach, were recent arrivals at the KoKehurg Hotel. (rants Pass Outlook: Cards were Issued last week announcing the ap proaching wedding of Miss Margaret Scoville to John A. Feint, of Canyon vllle. The event occurs at the home of the bride's parents in this city on September 14. As this is the second daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. Scoville to be entrapped by Cupid during a sojourn In Canyonvllle with in n few years, there is likely to be an Invasion of that territory by Grants Pass misses who would reign over a home of their own Royal Whltmore left this Friday morning for Kiddle, to wire a hank building that 11. J. Clarke, of this clly. is building there. By nn order just Issued from the Postoitleo Department at Washington, rural mall carriers are empowered and fully qualified to take acknowl edgements of pensioners required to he taken before returning same to (he pension agents. Our veteran friends In the country will receive this news- with much satisfaction, saving the trouble of coming to town through all kinds of weather and at times when they are hardly able from a physical sense, to make the trip to have such acknowledgements taken. Each pensioner, however, Is required to meet the mall carrier nt the box to have this done, as tho order for bids the carrier to leave the road. Mrs. Jacob Wllmert, Lincoln, 111., found 'her way back to health. She writes: "I suffered with kidney trouble and backache and my appe tite was very poor at times. A few weeks ago I got some of Foley's Kid ney Pills and decided to give them a fair trial. I found they gave mo great relief, bo continued for some time, till now I am again in perfect health. Marsters Drug Co. .f FOil COlNXV COMMISSIONER Don't fail to prepare your exhibits for the big District Fair to be held at Roseburg on Sept. 27 to Oct. 1, This will be the Fair of Southern Oregon. O. W. Gage, of Dlllard, filed with the county clerk Wednesday hfs petition as a candidate for the Demo cratic nomination as county com missioner. Mr. Gage is a well-known and successful fruit-grower and gar dener and Is a very active and capa-! hie man (or the office to which h aspires. ) Wo All Want Perfect Heal ih. STAGE LIVE DEPOT. All regular mail stages leave G. W. Rapp's grocery store, 133 Sheri dan street, facing R. R., opposite lie exhibit building. Daily stages for Marshfield, Myrtle Point and all Coob Bay points, also daily hacks (except Sunduy) for Peel and Mill wood. Cash paid for produce along :ho line. dtf Patronize Review advertisers. "Hellebure," as purchased at the: Roseburg Pharmacy, certainly kills be rose bush slugB. dtf A cheap imitation Is always dear. Anyone wanting a perfect stove or range, if they will take our advice, 11) buy a Quick Meal. Sold by S. K. Sykes. dsw Lace shelf and fruit paper, all colors, for fancy packs, at Hoseburg Book Store. dtf Now is the time Is repair or paint vour roof before the fall rains set In. Arco Elastic Carbon Paint for sale by 3. K. Sykes. dsw Prlnevllle Review: W. W. Faulk ner and Miss Ella Black, two of Bend s estimable young people, were mnrrled at the Presbyterian manse Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Bahbldge officiating. The happy couple left at once for Rend. McKinley 10c music, and instruc-) tion books. A complete stock at ' Roseburg Book Store. dtf j Tired feet are rested; with Peerless I Footpowder a powder of merit I sold at Roseburg Pharmacy. dtf Barnard's new Marshfield stage line, oflice corner Rose and Wash-' Ingtoa streets. dtf Japanese paper napkins, only 10c per hundred, at Roseburg Book ( oioro. uir Dry Oak Wood.- 13 per tier, de livered. Leave orders at Bee Hive Orovery. dtf Berry cream 20c pint, and whip ping cream 2".c a pint at Douglas County Creamery. dtf What makes Sapollo a household j word? Continuous advertising. You nro nnvnr nllnort-nl tn fore at tt If you nro looking for fresh gro ceries, that are up-to-date, step in; and examine ours. Cass Street Gro- i cers, corner Rose aud Cass streets. Stubbs & Perman. dtf After a heavy meal, take a couple of Bonn's Regulets, and give your stomach, liver aud bowels the help they will need. Regulets bring easy, regular passages of the bowels. Advertising is the Bllent drum mer that tells the public what the business man wants it to know about the goodB he has for sale an in jection of advertising Into the veins of trade grows the business heart. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the (Signature NEW 8. P. TIME CARD. Northbound. So. Name Leave 12. Shasta Limited .. 7:30 a. m 14. Flyer 2:25 a. m 16. Overland 11:20 p. m 18. Port.-Ashland local 1:50 p. ni 20. Port.-Roseb'g local 9: a. m Southbound. 11. Shasta Limited ...12:41 a. m 13. Flyer 9.15 a. m. 15. Overland 4:05 a. ni. t7. Port.-Roseb'g local 19. Port.-Ashlnnd local 5:20 p. m No. 17 ties up In Roseburg, ar riving here at 1:10 a. m. It forma he equipment of No. 20. which leavoR here at 9. In the morning returning to Portland. It will be noticed that the abovt Is the leaving time of those trains Most of them arrive 20 minutes be fore departure. The Shasta Limited does not take on passengers at any plao between Portland and San Cranclsroo. It carries through bus! nesB only. Get Married There's Nothing Lika It Ar.d WHEN you et married let us print your weddintf invi tational -:- -:- -:- We Simply Dote on Help ing Along the Good Cause "JVA.ME THE TA.y and call on uj 60 YEARS' EXPERIENCE? i 'XT' A. W. SMITH Concrete .Contractor Shlcvrulks and Foundations 303 West Mosher Street 92G ROS10BUUG. OUKGON. Trade Mark Desiqnv Copyrights As. Aiivoneflei ullng r. Bketrh and deasrtptlnn may rintii mip niiMiiim frffl whether an union t pnibnMr Jiitenlfthlo. Couinninli-tv Unimiiricllrcoiilldoiitlal. HANDBOOK on I'aisut lent fro. ni.lMt peiirT for iecurltiff patent. t'ntems taken tiirimKh Munn A Co. recalTS Iptctal notlcr, without chwrno, In tho Scientific American. A hanrtiomclr 111 titrated weekly. Lnreest el dilution of enr I'ientlilo Journal. Turmi, 93 re nr; four monlli, U Sold by all neidoalr MUNN SCo.36""""'-New Yord firancb office. ? flU Waahlomua. D- C Have Arundel tune It. A Man of iron Norve, Indomitable will and tremendous oihtkv aro never found whore stoin n nli II vnr l( I ilttva n nil linn.' it In o rn out of order. If you want these j uuulltlea and the ftucresn they hrlng,' use Dr. King's New Afv Pilln., the niatehlotis regulators, for keen hraln and strong body. 25c at all druggists. No one lies awake thinking o4 four bufllneBu; out nf print out of mlutf. Tho frl(Uiitial enidldatas I nre sll idrertlHed every four ynrs. 1 you neighbor who ran with i Itrvan tho Inut time five out of Ua will say they have forgotten nd tha other ve ttlll think a long time b fWe lhf correctly atwer.. r To-Day Is the day to place your ad. If you want to do more business increase your advertising in "The Review," the best newspaper published in Douglas County. To-Morrow "The Review" will help you To Sell Real Estate To Sell Your Business To Sell Automobiles To Sell Horses To Sell Machinery To Sell Dogs To Sell Apartments To Get Hoarders Or Anything Else If You Really Want More Business, Use Review Advertisements Forty-Ninth Annual Oregon State Fair Will be held at Salem September 12 to 17 $35,000 in Premiums and Purses Grand Live Stock, Agricultural and Horticultural Exhibits. Splendid Races, Band Concerts, Free Attractions and Fireworks. Reduced Rates on all Railroads For further information address, FRANK MEREDITH, Secretary. YOU CAN GET REAL SCIENTIFIC WORK DONE AT THE Tuxedo Parisian Dry Cleaning Works . ' at No. 109 Shorldnn St., Roseburg, Opposite Depot. Ladles tender garments a specialty. We cleiin gloves furs and cur tains. Rurs and blankets cleaned by antiseptic process We do no experimenting. We know how already. Satisfaction guaranteed Our work Is the best. A trial will convince you. Suits to order $20 and up MAUKKT RKI'OHT. Cereals. WHEAT $1. OATS Sue to 60e. HAY Vetch. $14 15 ton: Eraln. $14f15 ton. BARLEY $36.r,0 ton. I.irONtook. STEERS Alive, 34c. COWS Alive, 3c to 3V4c. VEAL DreBsed, 7c. SIIKMH Vc. UOUS Dressed, 10c; alive, 8c 9c. - WOOL Spring, 18c. MOHAIR 30c for 12 Mo. clip and 24c Tor 6 Mo. clip. POULTRY Mixed chickens, alive 'fcc; dressed, 10c; ducks, alive 9 10c; dressed, 14 15c. EGGS 25c doz. BUTTER 25c. POTATOES New. 1 V4c lb. ONIONS 2 Va 3c lb. CAHI3AGE 2 Vic lb. HONEY 12V4c15c lb. I'OltTLAJS'l) MAItlvETS. nutter, Ekks und I'ciullry. PUTTER Extra creamery. 31c; fancy. 29ti 30c; store, 1? V& & 1 Sc. EGGS 23 50 24c. POULTRY Hons, lTV&ISc; broilers, 20c; ducks, 15jflCc; geese, old, 11c; young, 14c; turkeys, live, 20 iff 21c; squabs, $2.50 per doz. doz. CHEESE Fancy full cream flats, l'Vic; triplets and daisies, 17 til -170c; Americas, lSVic. Livestock Market. Th following Is the general range of livestock prices iu the yards: CATTLE Best steers, weighing 1200 pounds. $5.50; medium steers, 4.50ff $5.00; best cows. $4.25 It $4.65; fancy heifers, 4.75 $5.00; medium cows, $4.00; poor cows, $3.00; bulls, 3.00$4.00; stage, 3 $4.00. CALVES Rest, $C50; ordinary, $5.50. HOGS Rest east of the moun tains, 10S$10.40; fancy, 9$10; Blockers. $9; pigs, $8. SHEEP Rest wethers. $4; ordin ary, old, $3$3.50; straight ewes, $3p$3.50. Hops, Woot and Hides. HOPS 1909. choice, 1215c; prime, 12c; 1910 contract. 13c. HIDES Dry hides, 16 17 V4c lb.; salt, 6c lb.; dry kips, 160170; green, I4(fi15c lb. WOOL 1910, Willamette Valley. 16lSc; Eastern Oregon, 14 17c. 25c each; short wool, 25 60c: med ium wool, b0ciij$1.00 each; wool, 7 5c $1.25 each. SHEEPSKINS Shearing. MOHAIR Choice, 3032c. TALLOW Prime, per lb. 3 4c; No. 2 and grease, 22c. Grain, Flour and Hay. WHEAT Track Club. 83c; forty, fold. S4f 85c; turkey red, 82 83c; Willamette Valley, 84c. HAY Producers' prico Timo thy, Willamlte Valley fancy, $20 $21 ton; Eastern Oregon, $22 0 $23 per ton; mixed, $15.50; clover No. 1, $15 $16; wheat $16 $17: cheat, $17 $18; alfalfa, $17.00. BARLEY Producers' price FeeJ, 225 $23; rolled, $25; brew ing, $24. OATS For spot delivery, pro ducers' price Track No. 1 white, 26tf $27; gray, $20. 10 For good printing of all kinds The Review always leads. Patronise Review advertisers. IP-TO-DATE INTERIOR FINISH for modern houses, is made from the best oak, birch, ash and fir, such al can be procured of the finest quality and best color, and well seasoned, from our large and well assorted stock of lumber. We have every thing In building lumber demanded by builders, which we are selling at prices that we won't allow anyone to beat. Orders filled for all kinds of trait boxes. The J. G. Flook Co. Roaehnrtf. Orpffn. 8KRVK HIM A STEAK sweet, tender and Juicy and your bar band will open up his heart and hi pocketbook. Where will you get such a steak? Why right here, of course. We have the choicest meats In all the land. If yo buy here once your bushand will get ond-natured Imme diately. If yon buy here regularly be will be "Sumy Jim" all the time. The Economy Market . Kuhlbavea. Pro HIGH GRADE M MRER Isn't a matter of luck. It Is a ef ton of careful and expert selectkm and treatment. Every beam aaa board In this yard is carefully enema and thoroughly einnt4 before ve permit it to leave here. Tour ! lumber order should lr plevtd ktre If you ant te no trliet laaber autlefnetlon means. o I.KONA MTLia M UM uor. rue ajat umMfti J o o O C) o OO o o o o o o o o o
