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, Biltor of Roseburg Review:
. j, The M. E. Conference Is over, Kev.
Or. Abbett it retained ai Supt, of
' Buene district. Kev. Karl Brown
, wM tranaterred from Elkton charge
I m vitwimMHtii'i nev. it. u. Young
from I'orl Urford, becomes Ilia suc
cessor. Tbe Rova. Uren Wall and
W. Chandler remain at their re
spective cnarges, jom-alla and Drain.
Bv. V. S. Clemo goea to Stledds.
: The ronference waa Krand from be
' ginning to end. Our beloved blahop,
; ft. J. Cooke, endeared hlmaelf more
; than ever to lila preachera and every
body by hla kind, courteoua and lov
ing deeds, worda and actlona. His
sermon, a moat maatnrful, theological
production on Sabbath, was listened
to by over 1000 people. Held spell
bound by hla eloquent, soul stirring
address, the people were carried from
the very height to the very depths of
is vision of Jeaua the Naaaretn set
forth in the text "And Jesus went
sp Into a mountain to pray." At
times the blahop delved ao deep In
his argumentative discussions of the
Mauler that one felt loat In the great
gulf of sublimity. Hut like the Great
Teacher hlmaelf, he aroused our
slumbering emotions with plain, pa
thetla presentation and enlivened our
admiration and undying love for the
Lowly Nuzareno with auch clean,
beautiful portrnyala of Ills character
aa our Oreat Example.
For nine months I traveled up and
down the Umpqna from Oakland to
Scottaburg, living with the people,
trying to he one of them, aiming to so
live and act that although I might
fall to Impress them of the truth of
everlasting life by word, yet' possibly
I might by precept. Inasmuch as my
lot Is cast elsewhere, Judgment rests
Wer of all good gifts.
But la conclusion, Mr. Editor, let
me aav that if i, i.w .. i . v i -
culture, wealth and most beautiful
-tursi environment!, whose homes
re in the territory mentioned above.
How the rim of that picturesque
valley to become tbe extent of their
horlSOn ttlt hu- vimnlli. ...... .lull,'
spiritually, physically, or In any
AlllB, .-.. ,1 .1.1 . I
w, luejr woum nuve cnangeu
their minds very quickly, having
mo irips your numutu aervuni
baa and vIbIiaiI h,. muhi,, t,n tutu
attended within the lual ten duys.
ne worst thing I will wish my p'-o-ple
is that they might have been
privileged to enjoy what was lu store
for all who cume.
May success attend your effortii,
Mr. Editor and nil h., rMml viii r
splendid paper.
Yours fraternally.
KARL UHOVYN.
The Family t'ougli Mi-dirlw.
In every home there Hbotild be a
bottle of l)r. King's New Discovery,
ready for immediate line when uny
member of the family eontrnclR a
cough or a cold. Trump! use will
atop the apread of sickness. H. A.
Btld, of Maaon, Mleli.. writes: "My
whole family depends upon It.
Klng'a New Discovery us the best
cough and rold medicine In the world.
Two DOc bottlea cured me of pneu
monla." Thouaanda of other fumlllea
have been equally benefitted and de
pend entirely upon iJr. Klng'a New
IHacovery to cure their roiiK. robin,
throat and lung troublea. Every dime
helpa. I'rice tile mid II. All drug
glsts. H. E. nucklen & Co., Philadelphia
or Bt. Louis.
Fresh vegetables all tbe time at
tbe Bee Hive Grocery.
Roseburg Lyceum
Entertainment Course
Commonwealth Quartette, Oct. 13.
Randall, Cartoonist, Jnnunry 12.
Kramer, Novellat-Locturer, January 2C.
Dr.tTho. K. Uroen, Traveler-Lecturer, Feb. B.
FloydB, Magicians, Feb. 2:1.
Edmund Vanco Cooke, Poet-IIiimorlat, March.
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Adults' Season Tickets $2 50
School Season Tickets $150
SoafaVi tlukcta are In the hnnda of solicitors and ill the Miirstcru
Drtul atoro.
NoMthnt the flrHt number will tin Riven Oct. 13.
J. W. GROVES, Manager.
THE PIRATE'S
LAST BATTLE
The Black Buccaneer, Victim
of a Terrible Vengeance.
Have you been saving your combings
A d wishing you could have them made
Into a fne Switch? If not
Rjght now is the time to begin saving to
Get that Switch made.
Or if you should want a Switch made to
Order to match your hair you may
Depend on it that the quality will be
Strictly FIRST QUALITY Hair.
TERCINSKFS
A "STORE FOR EVERYBODY"
A Fine Form Just Right
ihmIi i'i i Lva
m
wiz vail mm
This Mo-handy-chine makes all old collars
smooth and slicker than new. 4 for 10c.
Kverythlng laundered in the right way nt the i t': ,
ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY
Nearly vers a- twu "rlll"n
'if war were am hured off the
settlement of .lame-down. In the colony
of Virginia. "u h"""1 "( i"u'
Lleu'eiiaiit Miiyimril was awaiting bis
V.HV. who was nulling out I" hliu from
i:r.irliti.". It being U'r Intention to
-(He lu the new country. A hlp was
veil maWi.g low headway up tbe
,. and Miiyniird. ililnklug tbe
rexi-l to lie the Thetis. Ill which Ills
wire hid sailed from London, took a
IhimI ami win pulliil down lo meet her.
A terrible nlio k awaited him. The
veel was not the 'l li. lis. but the Eu
roia. nnil she Immirlit the news that
the former vessel lud been cuptured
by Kdivanl Thit'-h. a pirate, common
ly lulled lllneklieanl. and all ou board
tin I ierUhiil.
Thatch had for some time Infested
the ciiat. ninnins Ills plunder Into
Iliilhtuwn, N. C. where he hud cullied
the protection of the Kovernvr by dl
vldlnic it with him. The uovernur of
Vlriflnlii hud been appealed to with a
view to celtliii! rid of the buccaneer
nnil when this last outrage was perpe
trated stood ready to in U lie furnish
ed two sloops, the war vessels fur
nished the crews, mid Lieutenant May
liard was placed lu command of an ex
pedition lo hunt down lllnck heard.
One day In November the sloops
weighed anchor mid sailed away down
the river, followed by the prayers of
the sturdy settlers of the town and
tflelr comrades on the warships. No
one doubted that If Lieutenant May
uard fell in with the demon of the
ocean he would either bring him back
alive or ilcinl or would never cume
back hliuielf. And they were light,
j May nurd li'id been married but a
short lime before his ship had sailed
from Kiiglanil to a girl lie worshiped,
I and holh, liclng of an advciiluroUH apir
! It. had laid lln-lr plans to make a home
in Ihe new world l-Voni the moment
! lie heard of her ilcalh he knew but one
; Mciiiallon. ami Unit was to be revenged
upon her iniirilcrer.
I'our days after the expedition snil
cd tbe pirates were sighted in an Inlet
, near r.aihtown. As It was nightfall
Mayiiard anchored to wait for light by
which to get at his enemy. When it
came Tlialch maile an cITort to escape,
hut in ilolng so ran aground. May
nard saw that lie had his enemy nt a
iliatl nutngc, since, U-iug In a Hied
position, he could neither maneuver
j nor get away Mnyiianl tried to iret
I near the pirate, hut drew loo much
j water Throwing out the ballast from
. the sloop In which he was he dually
I came wllhlu close range.
mi the pirate's deck stood Thatch.
Ills bushy black beard, from which he
; derived his inline, was tied up with
ribbons, the emls of which were
( throw-it over his ears. I In his head
was a fur cap with a lighted match on
' either sble Across his shoulder were
: slung thris1 brace of pistols. in a
harsh voice be hurled words of defi
ance, to which Mayiiard replied that
he would soon I il him. which waa
,11 1.v ofTeiisHe method at hla ills-
lal. since he had no guns. The nn
' swer from the pirate was n broadside,
which put out of the light twenty of
Mavnaril's crew and nine on his alip
luirtlng ship
Mayiiard. t li 1 1 t i iif to get at the de
mon, run close up almigside bis ship.
Suddenly n shorter of hand grenade
t fell on lb,, slisip. and before the crew
I'd rccnur from the blow lllaok-
beard ami fourteen of his followers
wcr the linlMl ship's deck.
Mat nard and l li.it, !, rushed togeth
er 1 1 ;i n.l to hand they fought, now
with iio.nl, now win, p,t (int.
sln.-e the one Ivirrel w.vipon of that
lav was cvIuih!,.,! lu a single ahot
and sl of (in ui were but tspial to one
reveller of I lie present. It WHS hilt tl
few miiimes bi-r.in Mug remained
to them eveel l llieir swonls Thatch
f' "..tit for III, lire. Maymird only for
reteiige. l ime and again he Incklly
i . al-c.1 .le, Hi ft.,,,, I,,, enemy's fllt
la. Id, ,oi, i r-.',., ainl It seemetl
l!nl lie ,.,t f,,! !. ,,,-,. Itlnckbeiird's
s:: : ei :e. t ,t.,i j.,t , r(M,ebt ttn
rei"iln.. or In, blade,
at 'i g. i i l.lng
l."-l!e -lulu, tliose two
l-.i.s. (,y iiemon of
" btit.ti. of revenge.
it li.-
t:
lo
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I'
" ;' ' I I ' c c I had come.
' ' ' '! c r.o i 'i.- . ;i it,., Lvt'ry
-' t ' 1 ' !-t ..( ..t crista r.1 and
:ii.- 1 c.. w ei,. t.iken tn
' ' - t I r -i .1 . .-, i ending.
1 ' ' t ' i , 1 1 ' -1' l'ie settlers of
" ' ' . . i ..r tn,. war-
- t -. ; : ,. nt er. reiMg-
' I t l ei iil-Vlollsly
' 1 i : 'i: : -n When
' r . ,-, I of the
' ' ' ! t esse! w as s
: ' -I of rb ii. h. the
.' -' :t , , 1 1 1 j, i'ii eyta,
' :.t k t e-irtl tiisl up
' ' i' n.ew tli.it the
' i -i'. '! i' s t engeance.
' ' i- . K . id w ti.it ro
- ' - . :. When the
' '' s en ,1 n eon.
' ''-' 1 - i.'-u lot ran.
: . . -i ; ;i it, , tt ,-i-e taken
; t ' it., ,t in ii-,,r, rttwett
' a'ter a tn.il , ,t i mulshed
l i r r u, brettty. were swung nT at
it " dels of lieui; ,II ropes
Try The
Cafeteria
for flrst-claas meals. Corner Cass
and Stephens streets.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Ft . . A
H. r. 8CHOE.VKk.LD
KXPEKT GUNSMITH
All Work Guaranteed. At Croui
hardware atore.
SOUTHERir PACIFIC TDQ CAJUJ.
p. m.
a, m.
P. a.
Xorthboud.
Nam L
Shasta Limited'.;. 7:40 77
S ::'"4 U:li p. m.
xi: ii
Port.-RoMb'g local 1:00
Prt-Aihlnd local 1;S0
Shasta Limited ...1I:H . .
Flyer fit a. sa.
Pon-RoMb'g local
Port.-Ashland local till .
It will bm nnrlMil is. .
. -. HMI til IDBWa
Is the leaving tlma or n,
No. IT tiM w "
. . - mssinnj, wis.
riving hen at 1:0S p. m. It forma
vimpoieni 01 o. ll, wblek
leaves here at 1:00 la the mora big.
returning to Portland.
'?'," 1. 17, l and 10 do not carry
mail out of Roseburg.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
At thn ranim.t a
Roaeburg cltlsens I herewith an
nounce myself a candidate for City
Recorder at ihu ...
- -vi,u( t.-,i.r election,
Oct. 6. L. E. MII I Ennm
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ANNUUNC'EMKNT.
iDr.'iJ- f Collwy- Oateopathlc
Physician, la nm i.j .w.
Truat 4 Savlnga Bank building, cor-
ana was streets. Res.
puone office 82. dtf
NOTICE OP HHKKIKF'8 BALE.
Notice la herehv rtimn t.n
obedience to a writ of execution and
order of sale Issued out of the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon for
Douglas County in that certain suit
euuueu o. m. Morris, plaintiff, vs,
i-.uznbeth 11. Clarke, now Elizabeth
ii. meeie, ana William H. Steele,
her husband, defendants, and bear
lug the date of September 24, 1913
to mo directed, commanding me to
sen me Hereinafter described real
property to satisfy the demands of
plaintiff iiKulnut the defendants, to-
wlt: The sum of two hundred slxty-
eiKiit nun u-iuu uoiiara. with inter
est from the 22nd day of September
11)111, at tbe rate of 10 per cent per
annum, nun l lie run tier Bum of fifty
eight and 80-100 dollars, with In
tuieat thereon from the 6th day of
June, lUlll, at the rate of 6 per cent
per annum, and the further sum of
sixty-three and 50-100 dollars, attor
ney s fees, expenses, costs and dla
liurBcmentB, with interest thereon
from tho 22nd day of September,
in 1,1, ut the" ratu of C per cent per
annum, and the accruing expensea on
said writ, 1 will sell nt public auction
lo the highest bidder for cash ou
Saturday, the 1st day of November,
1912, nt tho hour of ono o'clock in
the afternoon, nt ttie main entrance
tn tho court house In IloBeburg,
Douglas County, Oregon, all of the
right, title and Interest of the de
fendants nud cneh of them on the
23rd day of Mnreh, 1008, or at any
time aincp. In linn to the north
west (tunrter of tbe southeast quar
ter, the north half of tho southwest
quarter and the southwest quurter
of tho Botlthwest quarter of Section
I, In Township 32 South. Range 6
West of the Wlllainetto Meridian in
Douglas County. Oregon.
Said sale will be made Bubject to
redemption as prescribed by tho law
of this atute. and I am commanded
bv said wilt to plncn the purchaser of
said premlsea at said salo Into the
Immediate possession or sntu prem
ises. RoseburR. Oregon. September 2,,
19i:i. lIKORdK K. QU1NB.
Sheriff of noiiglns County. Oregon.
M
GILES A KETCH
Timber Lands
Room , Masonic Tsmple Dull!
n i m i m i i n 1 1 1 1 n
4. LOTS FOR SALE IN
Mavnard's Harvard Avsnue
Addition to West Koseourg,
fternaa thn IKtW SteSI bodlt OD
Oak street, for a few days more
at the old prlcea and easy
terms. This means something
to you, better investigate.
Phone 39K2 for auto or infor
mation. C. D. Maynard, owner.
i-m n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1
Whnt is the difference between a
dutle and a meat man."
w ho tin,! managed
'I i'Nb'l. slugger
t i t'h.l, tt bile cook-
WALKER AUTO TKANU'ER
GENERAL TRANSFER
BUSINESS
Stand Cor. Rose and Cass. I'liuii
J. C. VULLERTON
AttorBey-at-Law
ROSEBURO, OREGON'
Room 3, Donglas Nat. Bank
OHAS. F. HOPKINS
Attoraej-at-Law
Room 4.0. Perkins Bids., KoBfinri
Especial attention given tor
veyanclng and the examlnatl
titles to real estate. Practices
Stat and Federal Courts.
Icon
or
-1 all
Phones: Office lit, Rasldsncel ll-L.
DR. U. E. SNELL
Osteopathic Physiclaa I
Diseases of women and chill
sDecisltv.
301-3 Perkins Bldg., Roseburl , Ore.
DR. 1. L. CALLAWAY,
OSTEOPATHIC PBTSICIl
IS
Orsduate Americas School ft Oste
opathy, Kirkvllle. Mo., under llounder
of the science, Dr. A. T. Stil .
Phono 83. Res., 140.
New Savings Bsnk Building
Jackson and Oak StreeU.
AUCTIONEER
For Public Sales, Kjc.
Experienced. Charges Reufaable
L. E. JOHNS, Edenbower, HJoi 14
L. .G.. HICKS j
SURl-EYOB
2SS Perkins Boil ding. Rosekurg, Or,
ALBERT 8. HUET
OPTOMETRIST
118 W. CASS ST.
Roseburg .... Oregoi
DRS. 8EELT, BUT HER A STHWAST
Physicians and Snrgtons.
Suite of Offices Rear Douglas Na
tional Bank, Ground Floor.
Phone 367.
ROSEBURG .... OREGON
01' RIM) N A. FORT
Vocal Lesoaf
Studio 311 Esst Cms Street
Phone 1S1-J. ROSIDURO, ORE.
MRS. CHARLES 8. HUN LINE
Pianoforte Iastnctor
Masloal Kladeifartener
Itudlo: 411 E1U St. Phone JJ-R.
Offlcs Hours: Phones:
10 to It a. m. Offlcs: Main 111
t to 4 p. m. Res: Usln 171
DR. LrCTCTTA SMITH,
PhysMan
Women and ChlHren Dtsasies
a Specialty
Office, Maaonlc BHi., Second Floor.
O. R. GIXUON. H. D.
PracUca Llall.d to the
Eye, Ear, Nan and Throat
Graduate Nurse Attending.
tOI Wait Tempi EUGENE, ORE
If yen have soneiMng to sell use
a want ad ia tot Review.
The tluih' tlroaea to kill, but the meat
imin kills to (Ires!
Once there was a little calf
Twoitld ninke you lnugh
To bear it bawl; that's half! 1
, Now we sell the best
Of veal, well dressed,
it makes a dainty meal, j
THAT'S ALL! j
Kxti'l't a suggestion
Buy YOUR VEAL here
The Economy Market
Geo. Kohlhagea. Prop.
PHONE 53
Go to
Fry's Cafe
13" Sbtruian Street
For
Chili Concarne
And Hot Tamales
H. J.DcnnTransfer
& Storage Co. .
HoufetotJ t .laid- ... . . a.
, . ti.4.0, DnVBBBol
lumber, .fc,j nJ ,
business cUck. called for.
All gtHtd, rure.-ully hsajledl. Charges
reasonatle.
Office tttt, l,,, -.,j.Be, pmoB.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
tbe Countv Court nf thn State of
uiBBOM ior uougius uounty.
the matter of the estate of John
D. Klrkman, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given, that the
iderslened. hv nrHnr nt thn I'linlilv
Court of tbe State of Oregon fur
Douglas County, duly made and en-
ivrvu ui rucoru, naa oeen apptiinieu
tdmlnistratnr nt thm Mlnln nt Inhn II
KlrkmSn. Husn an1 All unsnn, In.
debted to tho estate will make pay-
in
UD
GUNS
FISHING TACKLE
T. H. vSYKEsS"
The Exclusive Sporting Gooid
Call and see tbe Bemln'" , i,r
power pump action rifles, ;j-cailoer
bTgh power Savage rifles. WtochesW
rifles of all calibers. Peters, U. M. u
and Winchester aramuoltlou.
ION
;ore
n.i.-.t In tho un
t vt-.vtnp- rial nia
i suua t.
tate are hereby ooilfi
! .t.,.l.,rc.trn...l at his
Miurp. Oregon, within
'the (Into uf this noti
i:ti:i.
i . I, .,!!, rntnr ef
li. Kirkuian. dece
derslgiind all per-
Bt said cs-
present tbe
lercbers to tbe
Ace in Roso-
tonths from
If you date somefc
a want aa ib iu ivy
September,
FIELDS,
of John
M
thiate
to sell use
I
fidge"
'ETTING a fourth hand for
is only one of a thousaifsocial
uses of the Telephone, and Tlphone
Service promotes sociability and goodfllowship
because it brings neighbors closer togeB". Your
frieads all live within talking distance J
It is the same with your out-of-tovrionds
the universal service of the Hull Syijii makes
them your neighbor, too. Your voice djre.ich all
by means of the Bell Long Distance Mjice.
Pacific Telephone & Teliraph Co.
Every Bell Telephone Is the ( enter of tiystcm.
T
'X
a
Commercial Abstrct Co.
Abstract of Titles Bli Prints
Filing Papers, Ei.
We Will Go on YoujBond
Insurance Convincing
First Trust A Savings Rank HuIIiIIiik riBiCKO, OREGON.
AT
You Don'tHave to
Go to Sea to See
ZL. . u , . ..r . L-meiit Sewer ripra, I 8 to 80 inc-lie..
Dement building foundation and III,,,,,, ) ,,J.rf Cement sidewalks
w i t-in.-i. nurft oi any klntl.
i nave rive or six houses I :;
money In other business. Seen.v ;
O. K. See Pat's ElaBtlc root M' I:
or repair your houses. Dusine? '..
years exper.es'
CONTRAOTOB
AND BUILDER.
''! i!ienltiUI I want to use the
''.r-prt window lock, It Is
r 1- aki fs. We build, move
a acialty. Over forty
in bull V'
F F. PATTERSON
BUY
ADVERTISED
GOODS
I"-'" von
:i:hs
ny Groceries, or
jjrm Implements,
Autonuibir Guns or Sporting
Goods yoilare better satisfied
wheu youJiui get the Goods
you sec Hi?kuow by the way
they :iraaerv'se sucu as:
"StudbLjar" "Winchester."
"Kodalq" 'Indian, " "Royal, "
" Kelhgy't and "Holeproof."
i
Some stores prefer to buy goods fretn the factory and have their
own name put on them. The goods m b the same quality, but
to convince the buyer that It Is. is atnuht- question they Invariably
seen it advertised, one
re the local firm name
the advertised nsme
te brand'" is a very
ev uually the expense
Mon't make profits.
NThe Review, that
ion, and you win
when they find
,r ol
ask for the goods by tbe name th-
firm we know of found it did V"''1
put on his goods, so he orden JVC gel!
and bad no trouble In "elli--riy ot
desirable asset when It Is Don't
of pushing it is more t' 1
Let the people knctT (
you have the goodJ llil
find business b-UUl
the goods theT,A11
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