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' ' 1 ' ' ' "' . ' ' ''' 1 " .. v . .; ... . ......... - .. . $700 in Costumes "Under Two Flags" Given by Roseburg Chapter No. 8, Q;der Eastern Star, Saturday, January 9 IQ04 fecial gcenery. f EVENING R0SEBU11G1REVIEW JANUARY 7 , 1004. DAILY WKATHKR Krxi.oitT U.S. Westber barem Office. Ifi enure. Or 4 aoura ending ft p. m. J mi. ,. 19t PeolDltatioD in tocbea ana naadidtu: Mix imam temperature ,7........ 46 M nimnm temperature 37 PntOlplUtlOL .... , ' 0 04 Total ;preclultttl od ilnce flrat of moota 0 78 AfdtaKeprecipiortblB month lor Hfi yeari 694 T 'ttl preoip Irom Bept. 1, 1903, to date.... 12.03 Average precipitation from Soot. 1 W ,1ft Total departure from Sept. l, 1903 Average precipitation for 76 wet Masons tiept. to May incluitve,) 83.33 Iboi. Gibbon. Observer. Church Directory. ME. CHl'RCH, South, Cor. Stephens and Washington street. Sunday services: Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sun day school alio a.m.; Epworth league at 0:30 p. in.; Junior league at 3 p.m.; Prayer ineetiug on Thursday at 7:W p. m. Our: reduction sale of BOTPAPri! continues for this week only. 30c 33c and 40c Papers For 20c This is a great opportunity to obtain choice stationery. Hamilton Dug (o. r TO THE PUBLIC We take this means-to again thank you for yonr very liberal patronage during the year just closed. Onr business has almost doubled over the preceding year and we accordingly feel very grateful to many patrons. Wishing yon all a happy and prosperous New Year, we are, Very truly yours, Cannon's Book and Stationery Store Abstract of title 10 deeded lend. Papers pre pared for alius oo goverpmeu laud. Blae print of towDiulp map. .bowid all ts cant land. FRANK E. ALLEY t ARCHITECT and ABSTRACTER Plans and estimates for all kinds oi buildings. Special designs for office fixtures one -la bonglte Oonoty Rank Bulldlne. Phono 811. , - KOSSJBORO, OB. Roseburg Junk Hide Co. Buy, Sell Exchange STOVES I FURNITURE of all kinds. We also do stove repairing all pur work guaranteed. The Roseburg JunK & Hide Co. Cor. Oik snd Ron Su.. Qpp. Empire SUblts R-I-P-A-N-S Tabules Doctors find A good prescription for mankind The 5-eent packet ! enonh for otoal oefi one. The family botltle reocente) eonulnaa npplr for a rear. AlldruKliu Rll taem. 1 TODAY'S EVENTS OF INTEREST TO EVERYBODY 0 The Weather 0 FOK ROSEBURO AND VICINITY Tonight olondy. Thuraday rain. Drs. Cheadle & Johnson, dentists. Ask your grocer for Umpqua bakery bread. d-sw-tf. J. W. Spauldlng was over from Drain Wednesday. You will see no snldo in J. T. Bryan's show window. d-sw-ill. W. S. Fegles was in town from Yon- calla last night. W. D. Bell has returned from a busi ness trip to f oriiana. i Spray bose, pruning tools, spray pump, etc., at Sykes'. No chocolate cream equal Allegret- tis. Sold at Hamilton's. Astorlan: J. A. Janelle, of Gardiner, was in the oity yesterday. O. L. Willis was in town today from his place beyond Dlllard. Every sack of Pride of Douglas flour is guaranteed to give satisfaction, tf. A. F. Hoffman, of Happy Valley, was transacting business in town Wednes day. Mrs. J. D. Hamilton returned last evening from a two weeks' visit in Portland. Jacob Rltchey returned home to Drain this morning after a brief busi ness visit here. Geo. J. Stearns was over from Oak land today, and reports everything, moving favorably there. t ' Oregonlan: T. R. Sheridan, banker of Rosebug, came down yesterday and is quartered at the Portland. Is your property for sale? If so, see Frank E. Alley and have the title ex amined and secure an abstract of same. See tbose fall samples of woolens just received by McDougall the tailor. They are swell. d & sw-tf Blue prints of township maps, fifty cents each. Filing papers properly pre pared. Frank E. Alley, up stairs over land office. A fine line of Krlppendorff-Dittman shoes just arrived in stock and are open for your inspection. Call in and see them at Flint's Shoe Store. Rev. G. W. Householder will preach at the Boggess school house on South Deer creek, Sunday, Jan. lOtb, at 11 o'clock. All cordially invited. A called meeting of Roseburg Hive No. 11, L. O. T. M., will be held on Friday afternoon, Jan. 8th, at 2:30 p. m. All members will take due notice. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet Friday afternoon, Jan. 8th, at the home of Mrs. C. V. Fisher. Subject: "Sabbath in the Home." You are cordially Invited, Everything that's necessary to keep you warm, dry and comfortable these wet days will be found at our store in unrivalled variety and at very moder ate prices. Josephson'B. We have tnera. What? Why, the swell line of samples of Ed. V. Price & Co., Chicago tailors. A fit guaranteed or money refunded at Sloper's, the cleaner and pressor. Phone 253, B. W. Strong, J. F. Templin, L. A. Sanctuary and E. P.Ash, went last night to Canyonville to confer degree work in the Knights of Pythias lodge theie and to assist In the Initiation of candi dates for membership. Albany Democrat: The Infamous in- crease in freight rates on lumber from $3.10 to 15 on California points, it is stated by Eugene papers, will decrease the output of the Booth-Kellv mills one half, paralyzing the business. Orogonian. .85c Telegram. ..45c Examiner. . 65c Chronicle.. .65c Call 65c Bulletin.... sue Our quinine hair toniccuresdandruff. Dandruff is the cause of baldness, this hair tonic destroys the disease germ and restores the scalp to a perfect condition, its stimulating nourishing effect on tbe hair roots promotes luxuriant growth. Hamilton Drng Co Manager Strong has had the side doors of the opera house changed to open outwardly, as well as the front doors, which have been so arranged from the start. Being on tbe ground floor, there is no sa!er audience room of any kind anywhere than the Ruse, burg theatre. Per month, delivered by carrier. L-:v? nr dersatCannon's Book and Stationery btore. Ask for Pride of Douglas flour, $1.05 per sack. tf. Lowney's candies are for discrimin ating people-60c per pound at Can non's. For first-class white oats call at the Douglas County Flour Mills, Roseburg, Oregon. tf. Do you want land scrip? Call on the Title Guarantee & Loan Co., Rosoburg, Oregon. tf. Our line of men's fifrnishtngs is un equalled in size, variety and selectness. Josephson's. Defiance and Excelsior school shoes for that boy or girl are waiting for you at Flint's Shoe Store. Why pay $1.10 for a sack of outside flour when you can get a better flour made here at home for $1.05? tf. Pies, cakes, cookies, doughnuts and buns always on hand at tne Umpqua Bakery. Special orders promptly filled S. K. Sykes bos in stock the Jack-of- all-trades spray outfits. He is always pleased to show goods and quote lowest prices. Our styles in shirts, ties, collars and hosiery are always smart, tasty, and correct. We please tbe hard-to-please. Josephson's. Nice buildings lots for sale In Waite's Addition, on the installment plan. Call on the Cobb Real Estate Co., Roseburg, Oregon. tf Ed. T. Naghel, the reliable piano tuner, iB again in Roseburg ready to attend to the wants of his patrons. Leave orders at Burr's music store, d tf The best goods that money can buy and by far the largest variety from which to select In Roseburg. No old stock; everything up-to-date at J. T. Bryan B. d-sw-jll. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Russell, of Rid dle, were in town Wednesday enroute to their new home near Wardton, hav ing purchased the farm of J. F. Math ews there. The Drain Normal School girls' basket ball team will play ihe Rose burg High School girls' team at the Roseburg opera house on Saturday evening, Jan. 16th. A fine game is expected Tbe Woman's Guild of St. George's church report an excellent sale and steady demand for their new Roseburg Cook Book. Only 50 cents each at Cannon's Book Store. Douglas County . paucy Creamery Butter 70cts. per square. Full weight. Found at all the leading grocers. Guaranteed first class. Buy home goods. If not satisfactory bring It oacar. u The particular, hard to suit and hard to fit Individual is invited to call on J. A. McDougall, the tailor. A suit of clothes made by "Mac" will give you satisfaction. Bear In mind that he carries only the latest styles and pat terns, tf Kale Clark, who conducts the apart ments over Tbe Office saloon, was ar rested Tuesday evening on a charge of keeping a bawdy house, aud yesterday afternoon, injustice Buchanan's court, was given a hearing of a preliminary nature, the charge having been brought by tbe state, represented by Dist. Atty, Geo. M. Brown. Tbe chief witness for the state was Jo. Pierr, who, a few days ago, obtained a judgment against Mrs. Clark for work performed In assisting to arrange tbe apartments for occupancy. In addition to Pierr, a large number of local residents were called to testify as to the general repu tation of the place. It was shown to be of such unsavory nature that Justice Buchanan decided to hold Mrs. Clark bai at tltMf but tfe pleaded Inability tp furnish th ism mount and prjbable death If placed In jail oo account of being1 a sufferer from heart trouble, bo tbe amount of bail was reduced to $100. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children, Tbe Kind Yoa Have Always Bought Bears the Wgnatareof THE REASON VVJ"" VY d so many of the most careful dressers in town give us their entire furnishing goods trade? BECAUSE they know that our styles in Shirts, Ties, Collars and Hosiery are always smart, tasty and correct. , We please the hard-to-please perhaps this means you. JOSEPHSON'S -The BiS Store Drs. Cbeadle jfe Johnson, dentists. Mrs. A. T. Thompson has returned from a visit to Myrtle Creek. Hon. T. H. Sheridan returned last evening from a brief trip to Portland. Blue orints made for 60c by the Title Guarantee & Loan Co., courthouse, tf. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Grubbe, of Oak land, were in town a day or two this week. Stamp photos 25 cents per dozen at H. O. Lewis' gallery, corner Cass and Jackson Streets. d-tf. HUDSON RYE "MERIT SELLS IT" . r ALHO THE RESORT A. Riddle, of Riddle, was transacting business In this city today. . "Are You a Mason?" one of the brightest farces offered to the Ameri can public in years, comes to this city on Monday, Jan. 11th. Leo Dlotrlcb- F. S.Day, a former jeweler of this, stein, author and adapter of at least a city, but now located in Cottage Grove, dozen recent successes in the big cltleB, 1b in Roseburg attending to business is responsible for the manuscript. It to appear before the circuit court, and accordingly did so. He fixed her matters. ' Umbrellas, the kind that cost little, look well, and are as good as they look you can get this kind at our store Josephson's. J. T. Bryan will save you money on rings. Look for that "W" on the In side of each ring; If It is there, you have the best made. d-sw-j 1 1. The Title Guarantee & Loan Co. Roseburg, Oregon, have the only com plete set of abstract books in thecounty. Call on them for prompt and reliable worn. ti. A man always looks neat and nice when he bas bis clothes cleaned and pressed by Sloper. Clothes called for and delivered. Next door to H. Marks Co. Phone 253. Pride of Douglas flour Is made from one-half Eastern Oregon and one-half valley wheat. For sale by all groceries at $1.05 per sock. Try a sack and you will use no other. tf. Misses Bessie and Jessie Wilson, who have been visiting with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Wilson, at Kiddle, have returned to Corvallis to resume their studies at the Agricultural Col lege. They were accompanied by MiBS Kate Adams, of Myrtle Creek. J. A. Martin, of Portland, one of the leading lumbermen of the state, ar rived here last night, and, with Fred J. Blakely, went over to Winchester this morning to look over the site of two big rawmills which the Oregon Boom snd Timber Co. and Mr. Martin are preparing to erect there this year. W S FegleB, Fred Melnzer, Yoncalla; J H Grubbe and wife, Austin Albright, R L Wlnnlfordand wife, Madge Bishop, Oakland; J Haines, wife and daughter, Eckley, Oregon; Jacob Rltchey, J H Blocker, J W Spauldlng, Drain; J M Ritchey, Anlauf; L A ChamborJin, Happy Valley; J O Johnson, Salem, were among the latest arrivals at the Roseburg House. John F. Mathews has sold his farm near Wardton, (the John M. Wright place) to S. H. Russell, of Riddle, who takes charge of same at once. Mr. Mathows has some valuable mining Interests in California to which he will give his immediate attention, whilo his family will go to Portland where his laughter will lake a course In a bus! ess college. Their many friends will regret' the departure of Mr. Mathews and fnmilv. Latest Developments In the art of photography are always kept pace with at the Graves Gallcr. In securing worir in this line you want the latest designs and best materials. By coming here yon will always get satisfaction, by figuring the best in the market. H. O. LEWIS .Grand Reduction.. JACKETS CAPES For Ladies and Misses Formerly $15.00 Now 111.25 Him iii,o ' 12.50 ... ' 9.40 " Sll.00. " 8.25 " flO.OO " 7.50 " 7.50 " 6.5 " t 6.00 " 4.50 " 5.00 " 3.75 " $ 4.00 " 3.00 Wollenberg Bro. PHOHB HOI it, considered one of his best efforts, and for real scintillating bon mots, and deep shafts of satire easily takes front rank In the humorous offerings of our times. Repartee abounds., and seem ingly Inextricable dimculties are over come by Amos Bloodgood in his efforts to convince his wife that he has joined the Masons, when he has not. By va rious pretexts, ne Keeps up the noax until very near the end of the play. Much against his will, he is induced to attend a lodge social by a bona fide Mason, and there before his wife and friends follows his undoing. The plot adjusts Itself naturally and the final curtain finds him a cacdidale for Ma sonic orders. FULLEPJON & RICHARDSON Make a Specialty - .'.of.; 0"tOI.OATlC3 O 9 1311 5 Dental Powder I IL The tkctm Ju I E jfegglE TOILET ARTICLES , -, " ' ' AND PERFUMES GROCERIES FOR THE KIUHT KIND See AT THE RIGHT PRICES MRS, HENRY EASTON 'Phono 4 II. Silver Plate That Wears Solid Silver in Endless Variety Your name or .initials en graved on any article pur chased, without any extra charge. T J. T. BRYAN'S HOLD u!PS don't get as much money as you can save by buy ing a Cloak or Jackets RIGHT NOW from H.Marks Co. These garments are the very late season's sty les, made from the very best materials by the most prominent New York manufacturers. The prices are so slaughtered NOW tuat J" can get one of these fine garments at less cost than for one of THOSE OTHER inforior alTairs pick ed up elsewhere, and the styles are so late that they will be right in date for next season. Some good Jackets for ladies at only three dollars. Other bargains in firstulass general merchan dise always obtainable at this store. O o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ht-H miniii SPRAY PUMPS NOZZLES AND APPLIANCES The Most Complete Line for the Orchard S. K. SYKES Roseburg, Or. A BIG STORE Full of Good Things to Eat Fresh Bread and Tastry, Endlosa Assortment of Canned Goods, Candies, Nuts, Cigars and Tobacco. Ice Cream and Soda Private Boxes for Ladle NORMAN & CO." or .i De,w. 4 f
