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Newspaper Page Texti Modern Business Methods Necessitate the Selling of Odd Pieces of Jewelry and Silver wareGreatly Reduced Prices 'rfii .lewder who wishes to keep his stork clean and modern; I lit' Jeweler who wants lo ho successful mill merit thu patronage of ii'oili' who run' must not allow odd pieces to nccuiutiliiln In IiIk stuck, " . . - ... Tor llii reason I inn Inaugurating U special sale of odd pieces in scleral lines. Thin inilo will consist or selling i"h articles an I ! Mr .WIH.i Mr t.1 i.it.t.vrf or TWO IVA1W met IS XATION'AL I'O.VfLAVJi. LOC.UMU'S. dev. n fl uid ' ItOI'IIKril Kit. N'. Y Aug 21. With Itagit rl v Ing all Dirt tin- city una the strains of martial music 111 Uutf the air with melody, Rochester today wel- W. V. MeMlllen Hoaglin t.iuay. E. C. lieiriou and family reuinied Saturday lioin Newpuii. L. A. i'flalld leaves tonight oil U nolle I'uliiiit is tn.Mii ut mr lor a row ilua. Mr. and Mrs. Kuiund Aiteo returned ; Sunday iiIkIiI from Newport. li. It. Grant, tliw real estate uiau, i was here from Medfoid Sunday. j ('. II. M. (irouvold. the hotel man, returned fioui Poland Saturday. i Mis:, .Mabel Van li.inn li lt Sunday morning for han h rantisro tor a visit. About tiiiuiiiiii will lie eviiend.d i A marriage license win Issued to- In Hie ent. i lainnient of the veterans County, have Just been added to ihe ;day to A. C. Jiig.am anil .Miss Vlrgie and other visitors, who are expected equipment of Hie County Clerk s CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 'copied the Inton veteran of the f'usine.ss trip to his former Home ill country to the i ll(-illllNt'Itt Of , III.' Republic. A houl $1(1110110 rorty-nfth llie (irund Nationul Army of Kdgeley. N. I). He expects to be absent uhuut three weeks. A f'l lit Set Of IK'W ioOSC-leUf fllllt'Xi'S for the deed lecurds of Doug!. in of Holse, Idalio, K. li. I'engru, in ? 6.00 Solid Cold Booel.es for.... 1.50 Hat Pins for 20.00 Tea Sets for 4.25 Hand Painted Plates for... 4.50 Cut Class Howls for ; 4.25 .85 13.50 2.85 2.75 iis well its hundreds of oilier pici cost prices, of Jewelry all it inurli-below- Kviiiis .Misa Carrie Fair, j in tin; giit'Kt of Mrs. thlK city. Ah. unci .M i'H, W. II. Jlaniniltte left Sunday lor Portland und Astoria lor u week'n visit. K. II. I.enox ami family, Miss Flsle benedick and Miss Iteriliu liuelinuiii Hjteitt Sunday on Dodson iiiouutaln. I Mis. Dave Rosa and daughters left thlH afternoon for Salem and Allmny. where they will viuit with relative. Mr. and Mrs. (J. W. Humphrey, of j Jefferson. Oregon, are visiting her at the lioiiiu of their son, 1). C. Humphrey. i Juice Dolnn contluueH seriously Hi i at Merry Hospital, being (much of the time. His two sons are ' improving nicely. Mrs. 10. It. I'engru went to F.ugene i Sunday, accompanied by Mrs. Cather ine viiay, of (limits I'ass, who had Iwmmi visiting with her here. Miss Alice Van Koss'ii It-it tnis afternoon on her i "tun MiiineapollH, Minn., alter a two week.-; to utimher 100,000, during the week The veterans of the 'tin's are now Haul lo he passing away ut the rate of about M.uoo a year, and the present encampment will be (he last for uianj tlicu.-unl)i. It is practically certain that th next National c.oinmaiider-in-chler gouti mue. will h' from the central itnten, and the choice apparently lien between ! former Congressman J. Warren Kiefer. of Ohio, am) former Jude Harvey M. Trimble, of Princeton, 111. otticc Uncoiii Annuity I'nion, regular meeting Tuesday, Aug. Jl. at Macca bee hall. Hlg class lo initiate; State Manager Inez lialdwin will ha pren ent. Ail nienibeis urgently reijuested to bo present. Itei'ienhments and a dal' Dili?. ! 4- 4- 41 Wfc: NKKa 0 V Heveral exci 2. A HAIUM1N. 4 4- 4- J. Nice lionie of I'n acres, about oiu- mile rioni Oaklaml. i:i 4 I arn-s under cultivation. Iialtuict woodlaml easily cleared, and -j J- all Kond soil for fruits, grain, ! 4 etc. Three acres bearing or- 4 -f- chum, .i ai res prunes, iuuu J- straw berries, nice four room house, ti (hiikeii houses, incu- 4 J. bators, brooders, poultry, etc., 4 4 all for UT.tMl. cash. Full par- U ttculars from 4, A. COPPAUD, tU Oakland, Oregon. 4-4- 4- OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla., Aug. 21. Wliiie the warriors of the North who fought in the Civil War are as sembling lit Rochester, the voter ALLISON'. At Sngte. Idaho. August 1C, 1!U 1. Mrs. O. II. Ailison. Mrs. Allison and tier surviving hus band formerly lived near Hoseburg at one time on the Itellows place and later on Deer Creek. She was u na- C-omini.sMi,m 44444,44,4-444'4,4-4' I'XCKK SAM KXrWTS MAM: K'l K V Mil l.A I'll KISS Kilt OltlMNAltV W.Ui ans 'iv' uf Douglas County, a daughter KciiieiiilM-1- there Is nothing jewelry and silverware; each piec. 1 am simply reducing (lie prices he complete stork of new goods for the holidays pnriaut reason that I do not want odd piec lale In my stock. whatever the matter with this is as good as the day 1 bought It. a une i want to utiiko room for a and for the more Im s of jewelry to accuiuu- visit at the home of her unci", L. It. Puncher, at lirockway. L. C. .lohiiHon, who recently sold his farm on South Heer Cre -It te A. delirious ! r ,llor" "'' ht disagreement with inpaili, naiiniK 110111 .101111 anu niniui, - KaM and Wesi. are gathering In Ok lahoma City for the annual enrump meiil of the l' ailed Spanish War Vel ' eraus. John Lewis Smith, of Wanh , iugtou, is being boomed as command-!er-in-chief to succeed Joseph 11. li. .lacohv. of Seattle. IliJlie! toi TllM !,.,! KmjiiiIkIi War Veterans was inrmeii in i:mi y iiiiiaigaina- f if .Mr. and Mrs. John Copple,. pio neers. She was a ni'-ce of Mrs. L W. Jones and jttiniey ion and a cousin of Mrs. S. I!. Crouch, of this city. ISos-ides her husband, she leaves live children to mourn her demise. T!io good hiisJncsH man figures that his first loss Is his best lost;; ami Ihcrefore to you good people I offer these good things ut much lo"H than 1 paid for them. I am wilting that you hhoutd have them at this price; and if you are Inclined lo be economical or if you an thinking of buying a pre.-cut for yourself or for some one else, you cannot afford to uilssth! special sale. A. S. Roseburg's Leading Jeweler A King Who Left Home net (he world to talking, hut I'u'tl .Matliulku. of Murrulo, N. Y., says he always KKUPH AT IIOMK the King of all laxallven Hr. King'H New Lll'o Pills and they're a blessing to ail hiH family. Cure constipation, headache, Indigestion, dap'.-ps!u. On ly 2"ic at all druggists. 1 Nail, leaves I )es Moines, Iowa, iiccoiupanied by .Mrs. Johnson and their sou, Clarke. I Itussell I'oe. Kred Dieekmunn, (1. j W. Sloper and Klliert Lenox are on a .hunting trip beyond lirushy Unite. 1 It. S. Nichols will Join them Tuesday. I They expect to be out about tt week. I Mrs. J C. Moclne, of Hilo, Hawaii. and Mrs. W. L. NN-hols, of Riddle, 'are visiting here ut the home of their bioiher. Judge J. C. Kullerton. Ac I companying t he two ladies on their hip here ij AI.s. Curtis, of Oakland, ('al. j W. H. SykeH and C()niinl8sion.?r ! Ryan came over from Drain this j morning. Mr. flykes reports every thing ipaiet. there, but the local resl 'deiits still believe the ralkoad will I he built from there to the coast as It in , a belter and shorter route than from Kugene. city for Roseburg, where they go to a party returning Sunday from an reside. (Mr. Coettsche Is nu S. P. 'outing at Rock Creek was composed engineer and a brother-in-law of C. I0r (inv Cordon, li. K. Steel. Mrs. Chainherlaln and the Mlsse:t Kdilh and Mabel Clements and Lola and Hon of the original Spanish War Vet erans' Association and the Society 'if the Service Men of the Spanish War. In llMMi the Legion of Spanish War tomorrow morning f.ir Veterans united with the narent as sociallon. and In UmiS the Veteran " the Odd bv Society of the Philipiines became a I' tiliated. MWIRAW.- In North Roseburg. Aug. L'ti. Hill. William Floyd McCruu, aged l'l yearn, of tonsi litis. Tin boy was the soil of M r. and Mrs. M. C. Mi'Oraw. wiio survive him. The f uncial was bed nom the Rosa burg Cndcrtaking Parlois this morn ing, with services conducted by Rev. J. N. McConnell. Interment occurred owV ci'inetery. HUEY Roseburg, Oregon It was 11 tame Monday In the police court Ibis morning, only oik; drunk being arraigned. He was John Scho lleld, a tninsleiiL laborer. In delimit of u line of he was put. to work pulling weeds from tin city hall lawn for 2 days. Monte Zaehury. a drunk arrested Saturday afternoon, lulled to appear lor a rruigmhent and for feited ball of ?i;,. (iraiits Pass Courier: A nuiiibej the friends of Mr. and Mrs. A. It., and J. II. Patrick, of this city). Mrs. C. II. Havieu ami (laughter. Miss Alta, lei 1 Sunday for Portland lo attend the fall millinery openings. Mr. and Mis. S. M. Scott left Sun day lor Chlco, Oil,, where they wilt visit wlili the lattei's sister. Mrs. (i. H. Cuuiiliigtuim. They will be absent for some time. Aii the result of a fistic battle on the stie'is lust FCdny night between Kviiu I i! rt 1 n . aged Ml, and Raymond Stephenson, aned 14. In which the laiter Is repotted to have been badly worsted, the father of young Stephen son bus swoin out a complaint against ilarifu, charging assault and battery, of Orl-JmiMy filed In the Justice Court. C, Hie c; se has been transferred to the Mutrell Williams. Oilier Roseburg er.; who have returned from Ro-'k Creek are Mr. and Mrs. Perry Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Haines's and Mr. and Mrs. Kd. Johnson and his mother. County Road Kngineev M. R. Ryan Is in the city to superintend the re moval tomorrow of the county ro.-k crusher from Shady where material will I'O HRKWEK. At the ramlty home, f.00 Fowler street, Roseburg, Aug. 0, l!lll, Aletheu Mivwer, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. IC. J. Ilrewer, aged l;l yeal a, of tuberculosis. The !'ur Till will be held from the family home tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, with services conducted by Rev. K. Olin KIdridge. of this city, and Rev. Smith, of Myrtle Creek. In terment will occur in llie Masonic cemetery. 1 20.' MOOS 10 FIRST IK A TIC It I TV I'Ol M CM. I, LOU. DKTKOIT. Mich.. Aug. 21. Otll-' rial delegati's und visitors from all of1 the ti."S lodges of the Loyal Order of Moose, representing a membership 01 nearly half a million scattered over' the Cnion, Canada, Mexico and Latin America, were given a cordial wel- j come by the Detroit members upon their arrival today to attend the L'ihd 1 annual National convention. j Governor Osborn welcomed the visitors on behalf of the state, und! Mayor Thompson handed over the I keys of the city at the inaugural ses- ; siou tod'iv. Responses were made by i the Supreme Dictator of the order. , tvT , ,, Kdinuuil 10. Tanner, of ColunihuK. O..I At, ,',";lK"'. .,h"",luv;, U,"'n anil the Supreme Vi, e-I)leta.or. .ludSe "''"'.v. l a , , Jss machine, broke A-,1.,., ii i,.,.u r i,ii.,,.iu rl'1 altitude record, soaring The sessions will continue throiiKii the week, and amoiiK llie dis rini'iiished men on the urotrrain i'or addrcssps are Senator Jeff Davis, of siuauires on ine pennon to recall Arkansas; Senator John YV. Kern, ot i Mayor Uilllng to kill the movement. Indiana; (low iioiiOKhey, of Arian-Iu'' '19M counttd, il!7S weie sas: t nnuressnian a. j. tiarcnneiii, pi '""" '" neh"'. I'illshai'i;. I'n., and .Indite .Morris, of A Southern l'aclllc surveying crew- Seat lie. Wash. lis working in the .Mellin. Oregon, I !1i-crs ami on Wi The I nlted Slates Civil Service announces that It has heen unable to supply the demand for male stenouraphei-s and type writers In the selivice of the flovern iricnt of t'.' Cuited Stales. Young men who are willing to accept an eli trailie salary of MII lo 'ltH) per aulilim. have excellent opportunity for api ointment and advancement. The Coverumeiit service offers a de sirable Held to bright and ambitious younr men. Apiiuiutmenis in the lield service are Ireiiueutly made at Jl'iii'i and Jl'-'"'! per aniiuin. K aiuinations will be held :.l September and October, ism, i'nd all ciualilk-d persons, male and female, are urged to apply for and enter the coming examinations. For appl cation blank and full Information address Herbert K. Ward, Secretary, Kleventh Civil Service llislrict. Room 224, postollice building. Seatile, Wash. sulfcjimin In eaeb of several excellent llelda to sell our plenum nursery stock. A perma nent place, cash weekly and a stiuare firm back of you. Write for particulars. Washington Nursery Company, Toppenlsh, Wash. . dtf FOK SAI.K CHEAP. One horse, weight 10(10; double Bet of har ness und spring wagon. Address J. A. Hue ha n, (ieueral Deliver, Koseburg, Oregon. dlt FOK SAI.K. Lota 11, 12 and 13. block 'J, Walto's Addition, situated on South Jackson street, and ideal for residence. Inquire Walter Christie, 015 Co b street. dtf FOK SALE. Lot E0 feet front and extending to river; fine river bot tom soil. Inquiry at COS North Pine street. dtf FOR SALE OH TKAOE. 1 will sell my stock of boots, shoes und fix tures, or trade for farm or city property. A. Peterson, Cass Street Shoe Store, Koseburg. dsw FOK SAI.K. Team of heavy work horses and 2 inch wagon, or w'll trade for small team and lighter wagon. Address F. J. Parrott, Wilbur, Or.. It. I). 1. dsw FOK SAI.K. Must be sold within 110 days, one of the best ranches in Douglas County. Kiddle Land Agency, Kiddle. Or. dsli FOK SALE. Choice 10 and 20 acre tracts. South I'mpiiua Valley, with in z milts of Kiddle Station. The Kiii. lie Laud Agency, Kiddle, Oregon. ds2 WILSON. At inn. o. w, veteran. The funeral will he held at the On gon Soldiers' Home tomorrow inoinini;. height of 1 1,578 feet. i I'ltV T. unlit l-,illel r'ho.-W.ru ,f Q.v.l- tie. has ("'inlnated sulllcient Illegal WANTED. $ 2 ") 0 0 . IHV loan wanted, 5 years; fruit ranch as security. Ap ply to X. 1)., care Review. dtf WANTED. Hoy for delivering. Ap ply to Xew;hard llros. meal mar ket on Sheridan street. dtf i FOK SALE. H20 acres, 60 ucres In cuItlvatl.Mi, 100 timber, balance grazing land; house and 1 barus; II miles of fencing; plenty of water. Price $10 per acre; terms. Addiess owner, Ilox !'!S, Myrtle Creek, Oregon. da25 Melrose. Aug w iison. a civil ar WANTED TO TRADi-;. Will trade 1 Inch spring wagon for a 2 i inch thimble-skein wagon. Ad dress Fred Franz, Looking (llass. Or. dsw WANTED. .Middle aged lady pre-i forred. to assist with housekeep-J lug; must be respectable and have experience. Wages $5 per week.. Apply to W. W. Williams, Bridge, i Coos County, Ore. dsw I tomorrow, 1 yatds. It has been reported lhat this will be 'ilnesilay tl'e great parade company is contemplating a line from Point to (Hide, lot visUMi:' lodces will inart-ii tiirough . .Merlin to the coast, bo ground out H'" streets of Detroit. Cnil'ormed I ImprU'cncd fuur days In n locked WANTED. To purchase or lease a gold mine with large tonnage ready for immediate reduction; willing to ilu custom work also; send true reports and maps to A. (i. Alappa & Co.. 4 1. SO U'oodlawu Ave., Los Angeles, t'al. dsw 'Oll ISKNT. t'.iietlscbe tendered them a farewell Juvenile Court, where It will be air 'd party on Tliursiiav evening, ill view ' before Judge Wollacott when he re of Heir early departure from this turns lioin his vacation. Roseburg-Marshfield and Roseburg-Myrtle Pt. Auto Skage Lines Fare to Myrtle Point Fare to Marshfield Touring Car to Myrtle Point $6.00 $6.00 $8.00 Stage leave Rnseburg for both point at (I A. M. dally. Oltlrc and Stables Corner Rose ami Washington Si reel. C. P Barnard, Prop, ' for dressing a new built road through the Lilly place.' Krom Olide the crusher will he taken lo Black Mud I Hollow, nor I h of the Four Coiners, thence, after a few days' operation. to Looking (ilass. William Itoi.i'i (Inytoii. facitb Coast repp'seuiult .e of the DeWiti j .Medicine Companv, of Chicago, w ! married at f ue Met hodist Kpiscopa parsonage in RoHehurg last Saturday j evening to Miss Kva Hell Woiverlon. I recent I v of London. Rev. K. olin : KIdridge olUciated. Mr. and ,Mr.i. ; Cttyton are spending a few days at The Cm ml before start in n on a I honcvinoon tour (if the ,-oast. i IvS' I.01M.H I'Ai TRIRI'TK TO ! lieuinnhig Ud:.y the local r.hop IHtKT II 1ITK : men nl i he S. 1'. Co. wore aualtl re- SAN I'li -VXCISCO. Aug. 2 I . ducedl an eight hour day. This Twenty-live thousand or more good 'change It.mi nine hours is said to be lellowr." will pay tribute to Hret igeiteral over lUt entire s.stem and j Marie during I he feslivn I limugn n.ted I puts the men back where they were j today ns (he spectacular feature ot a few mouths ago In the matter of I the Natliuml convention or the I'ra , conipensntion. Whether the recent I terual tinier ot Kngies. The nir lagilutlou for Increased pay has nival and pageitnlry w ill r.-ilect the ;tnought about this order tor reduced pioneer days of '4!i. with tlie viid jhoir.s is unknown. ' desei i j t tons of llret Marte carried out ! Mrs. .1. Wendell Wright nud little !'n the sciiery and setting, 'son ri'tuineil Saturday night from I While the Hagles now have tler teums and niarehing clubs from near-! room of an apa iment house in Wash- ly linn lodges will compete for the Ing on, her on'y compi'iiion the' $1.1100 in pi izea oliered by the Detroit blackened and ac'.d-burued coipse of j cnmiultt One of t Ik mo.t Imporiant busi ness matters before the convention is I ;it proposed establishment by the order of a coll -ge at Man de. Ind. The ot i for t he Inst it in inn has already km n ecsnd. The ce!r- will he o,i' ti l.' le-'Mih -i ,t of (he order who ate not abie lo send (heir children to other schools. This will be Ihe cries and first collegiate institution to bo found ed by any fraternal organization. ohlii:; ner suic oy niotner. tittle loiir-year-old Vii; nia Peterson was bare ly saved horn d .;th by starvation when the reek of the carbolic acid wiih which the mother had commu ted suicide, pei vadlng the other ;.p;.i l UiCifiri. cau.-e.l n-'ighbors to in vest i gat '. i'or two days passe rsby bad h ard the little girl's plaintive had seen her tearful face pressed tightly against the window of the room, but no one susp.-cted tliHt the child was imprisoned in a .Jiumner oi death. s(.ir'ing. tugging' at. her mother's cold hands jnd'KOR UKN'T.- iMMtii(i;ng per ikiHv bsls against the., bure Hot door until she sank to the 1 parties lie FOR RKNT KurniHhod housekeep ing rooms. No children. ;tu2 West Washington St., Roseburg. d l-'OR UKNT. Three furnished house keeping rooms, no children. 217 Chadwick. daLM I'O II R KVT.- Kurntshed rooms an I rooms i'or housekeeping. Rast Avenue. dtf I'OR RKNT. Kurnished housekeep ing rooms, with water and electiic light. Kuiuire Roy.il Club Res taurant, dtf u n;, It Moor, ci ing in rxlui list ion. When rescued, little Virginia was lying! still mid apparently unconscious on1 Ihe floor near the door. She was rushed to a hospital, ami her citudi-l tinn is precarious. j hotel. -pining room of Rose id. Only responsible d apply. Inquire at dtf Think of It. a pUno given mv.iv at JMcithMMi's. dtf I'OR KKNT. Fivo furnished rooms over Douglas Counly Creamery; I also one furnished room elsewhere in city. Call at l 24 West Douglas I street. Roiteburg. dtf! LOST AMI FOLXl). LJ "In the (lootl OU Fuiimicr 'l'inie." The time when we all like to llie away to (he mountains for a few w ou(ir.. We are making ing-out-trip orders, with us satisfaction a specialty of camp Leave your orders guaranteed. Roseburg - Rochdale Company i Kiddie. : ir.t'pibet Middle i M r. am' .loh::, o from I, even While absent they were of a camping party of I I at i eek. Among them w eie M rs. I'eler Clam and son. of Riddle: Mr. Chun's niece. Klamath Kails: Mis. Mary A. s. of Roseburg. and Knginei r -ii. S. Wisiadt. tf Tiliumook. A line .riii plenty of game is reported. .I. W. llardiner. Coos Hay; A. C, Ingrain. J. A. Stroud. J. T. Hridges ;ind wile, Oakland: D. It. Craiit. II. T. Maswe!!. Medford; C. II. Smith. Yreka; W. S. Marshall. Curry Conn jtv: R. II. Kdwnrds. Spokane; Mrs. R. i A. Copple. Marshlleld: Mr. and Mrs. ClHTord V. ftel.l. rortland; Clair .I. Rebl, MeMinnvllte; Dent F. Stewart. ! Albany: S. It. Taylor. ,1. C. Hayter. ! I', A. Kurselh. D .I ns; Dr. F. M. White, Klamatn 'alls; Mrs. Leslie l HuMleld. D!onville, M. M. Valerius, i Sutherltu; l. W. Rledle. Roberts I Creek; D. W. Michaels. Chicago; K. F. ruddock. Ind.'pendence: V rank M. Smith, i i ra n ( s I ss. were recen t a r riv.tis at the McClallen. itli a letter p'aced In his hat say in it be ieli home because his father beat him while he was sick and starving. Ira liigraham. aged I . was found tlead within a few rods of the frequently-traveled county rend near Klamath Falls Sunday. He was the son of James lugraham. it restaurant keeper of that cliv. The boy le.t home ten das ago. after he ts saSI to have been beaten by his father e cause the lad threatened to shoot him if he did not stop Hogging his 'young er sister and hi in. He siarted to alk lo Fort K la math, but became ilred and til and lay down by (he roadside and w rote the letter explain- K he was starving and would rath -r than appeal for aid. , J Why not make the p6)lit on shoes ; yourself? That'll IVleison's plan i during the big sale, w hich lasts only a few day longer. He la offering shoes to you for cost and away be low, dtf aeries all o er .ort h America, t he ! oi der bad its origin on 1 1 e I'aei Me Coast. Seattle having been its birth i place. The fifth lodge of the order i was organised here. .and there are ; now twouerh s In s.in Francisco, w ith ; others in the sunouudiir; buy eiti. s. The grand aerie was b- ld here 'en : vents nu.ii. Foilowim; llie uveat tire hen- the order laised Jlln.ein for the b.-netil of the sufferers. Tomorrow will be Oakland day. win n t ie Kagles of the iii .icre .s tb. bay will keep o'eii ho ise. j Have you seen the piano at Joseph suns? dtf ' (iurdon A. Fory will open a vocal studio Sept. IS. See him early f or j nesi lesson nouis. 4.t( i. nose St. titt IT CASTORS A For Infanta and Children. The Kind You HcVB Always Bought tAlKIIHUO it c f wtiihfvoorrnlnwntv nti'titr wnio l.lt Kl.l V A Hi-IM 'It in Aiuryj, HmMihiiik, l. I". noi.n onr IiIrIi nlnmlard of quality in every iirtkie o( furniture Unit we sell. The tost of time has denion strnti'il Hint. It little matters how much you may Intend to invest in Xl:V I'l liMTl ItK you won't (to wronK if you spend it hero. Kurulture like ours Is not , to be had everywhere, even nt much higher prices than we charne. 1 MCE RICE Tlie ITomhp Furnisher.. LOST.- - Wednesday eve, small bar pin inlaid with platinum and small diamonds. Kinder call at Harry 1'earce's harness shop and receive liberal reward. da- LOST. A K. of P. (Knights of Py- tbias) watch charm, gold enam eled. Kinder return to K.inier 1C. ; Wintberly. or to Iteview ollice, and receive reward. j KOIt SAI.K. Kine 8-rnoni house with buth, toilet, clothes closets, ee ment basement; lot tlilxlOi!; every thing first class and in good locu tion. Price $:l(iil; cash $1500, balance on easy terms and long time, if desired. See .Miller at R view ollice. dtf INCOME PROPERTY FOR SALE 15 room boarding and rooming house, bringing $40 per month cash Income. In excellent locality. Plastered; bot and cold water In every room; bath on each floor; furnished throughout. $4700 If taken at once. Good terms. Ad dress O. C. Brown, Dlxonvllle, Phono Farmers 3X7, or W, G. Hill, Wilbur, Oregon. dtt FOR SALE. Lot 04 by 185 feet; j good six room house with cellar, I electric lights, city water, etc. Nice maple and walnut shade trees; peaches, apples, cherries, plums, jigs, grapes and strawberries; a ' good garden; river bottom soil; j centrally located. Price $2800, ! terms If desired. No. 8Ii2 West ! Moslier street. dtt FOR SALE. Neat 6-room bungalow and 16 acres. 1 Mi miles from P. O.; X acres cleared. C a.res plowed, of Ahich 5 are in young apples and peaches Igood garden land); bal ance wood land; goo.l water; valu able how, cow, chickens: garden tools and implements; telephone. Will sell furniture with place, if desired. Will be sold cheap, ns 1 wish to leave for the Philippines as soon as possible. Phono Farm ers' Hit), o" address llox 458, Ftose buig. dtf FOR SALE. Sil acres choice fruit and grain land, running stream; S 1 L- miles east ot Rosehurg. North heer Creek: free soil, well druined; 2ii acres pasture, r. it in cultivation; price right: also HI acres adjoin ing, fine timber; should be seen. liiMinville. Oregon, liox (III. dsw FO" SAI.K. Homestead relinquish ment. HI0 acres timber land: Weaver Culcli. 15 miles south of Koseburg; peeled log bouse, three rooms, each 16 feet square: gar den and yard fenced with pickets; tine spring, some fruit. George St. I'lalr, Olalla, Or., care E. Oill vnnt. dsw KEYS F01:NIi. Ring of 14 keys . found on (.'autiis Mountain, on My Ntle point stage road. Owner please call at this ollice. FOlt SALE. Wl I EAT FOlt SALrl. No delivery of less than two bushels. U. A. Lind I'lom, phone fanners 195. dsw FOR SALE Nine room nouse on lot 70x100; nice location. Inquire at Review dtf FOR SALE. 20-horse power hori zontal tubular boiler. Inquire at Rosebu.'g Steam Laundry. dtf FOR SALE. ."-room house. 2 lots J iixion. on Flint street. Address P. C. McOhehev, Roseburg, R. F. 1). No. 1, Pox 95. dtf vor i.kayk on: ii:.t .market fell with admiration for the perfect clean liness which is everywhere apparent. Your own kitchen couldn't be more free from even the slightest suspicion of dirt. Sc. there In an added satis faction in coming in person to select tit.' ch.i'c cuts we always have on hand. (live yourself and us the pleasure of a cull today. The Economy Market lieo. KohlliNgen, Prop. FOR SALE At a great bargain. 9 room modem house, hard finished, nearly new: two lots, corner Floed and Pine streets; cement sidewalk, paved street to corner: four block from d"poi. Apply at premises. dswtf FOR SA I.E. 1 1 0 acres, of which 15 acres are rich river bottom, 12 acres of it In full hearing orchard itbe only peach orchard having a full crop this year); large house and barn, other buildings. This place adjoins the ci y limits and borders on the I'mpqun River. An excellent proposition for platting Into an addition to Roseburg. Will sell cheap: part cash, balance on liberal terms. Inquire ot or ad dress Miller, care Review. dtt It your grocer will not furnish you with machinery made bread, phone 221. dtt Dr. J. L. Callaway, Ostopathlc Phy sician. Abraham Building. Roseburg. The Lone Star Laundry Is now open and wp.Dts your business. Ladles' and gentlemen's w,ork a specialty. Family trade solicited. Phone 3S0 and wagon will call for your laundry, also deliver It prompt ly when ready. Give us a trial. We know the business from A to Z and we can satisfy the most particular people. Office and plant at 109 Sheridan street. Koseburg. Far rand Bros., proprietors . dtf COAL! COAL!! COAL!!! LADY WELLINGTON " Olves more heat and lasts longer than any other coal on the market $11 per ton, delivered. Phone 127. . Office 130 Sooth Jackson.