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About Evening Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-190? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 26, 1904)
T!io Kind Yon ITnvo Always Bought, and which lias bcca In iiso for over ttO yenrs, lias borne the slpnatnre of mid has been mado under his per jU&J?j7'! r 80,ml supervision since its Infancy. ytaS7y, S-eUcSUK Allow no one to deceive you in this. All G'ouiitiAToltH, imitations nnd " Just-ns-good" are but Bxpcrimcnts that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Cliiiilrcu Experience against Experiment. Cnstoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare ' gorlc, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is l'lcnsant. It contains neither Opium, morphine nor other Karrotlo Kiihrttaiicu. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms find allays Vcveris.hncss. It cures Idarrhu'a and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation mid l'latulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and ISnncls, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Pauacco The Mother's Friend. CENUIWE CASTORIA ALWAYS 0 Bears the c The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THT OCNTAUH COMMNV, TT MURRaV YMCT. new YORK CITY. IHItl Roseburg-Marshfield Stage Line QUICKEST AND Marshfield and all GOOD RIGS AND CARKFUL DRIVERS E. BANGS, Prop, "ffii TBI.UHnilHli 840 "lie that blowcth not his own '5 r i I I I I & N is CASTORIA Signature of BEHT ROCTO TO- Points on the Coast horn the lame shall not be blown" Ml HE farmer's wifa blows the horn to sum men U 1 1 1 . . . I J day nieEl. It brings him. Wliou the merchant has prepared a feast of good things for which plenty of people are hungry, he, too, should tcot a horn to ca'l them to his bauquet of bargains. Rut the horn must be blown where the multitude will hear it or nobody will come to the feast. Because nobody will know anything about it; even though it may be the most tempting repast ever spread. The advertising horn, vigor ously blown in the columns of a live, wide-a wake, u p-to-date, . newsy newspaper, that goes among the class of people he wants for patrons, will bring him a volume of trade far beyond his most sanguine expectations. The very beat advertising medium in Southern Oregon is The Roseiu ro' Review, daily and twioe-a week, because through them they can send their mes sage direct every issue to far more prosperous homes and people, : every one of whom wants' to buy something, than by any other medium. Let the business mau show these people the advantage of buying his goods, and he will have no trouble in securing their patrona;e. A little judicious blowing of the horn will do the business. FOR CLEANING ASPHALT. New Machine Prove Its Value In Teata In New York. Testa have just been made by Chief Engineer Stearns of the New York city street cleaning department of nn Ingenious device for cleaning asphalt puvcincntB. ' The machine bore a striking .resem blance to the upper part of a railway locomotive loiult-d on a wagon with the cab forward and was a source of great Interest to pedestrians and the throng in carriage's. Drivers and chauffeurs could not help observing that the as phalt after the big vehicle had passed was remarkably clean and Tree from the slime which renders the pavement dangerous In moderately damp weath er. The machine tested was hastily built for the purpose and was mounted upon a heavy four wheeled truck, drawn by horses, but the perfected device will be propelled by the same gasoline mo tor that Is employed to compress the air required to force out the water at a much higher pressure than from the ordinary sprinkler. The big tank when loaded contained 1,180 gnllons of water. This water was expelled from a spray a few Inches from the pavement for three and a half minutes, the horses traveling with the vehicle a distance of Ave blocks along Fifth avenue during that time. The pressure at which the water was expelled was forty pounds to the square Inch and was sulfide nt to clenn the pavement effectually from the curb on on? side to within about a third of the width of the street from the oppo site curb. One trip up the avenue and another down effectively swept Into the sewer openings every vestige of dirt. Mr. Stearns said that careful tests of hose Hushing by hand, the method now In use, showed that 150 cubic feet df water were used, and the best time made was nine minutes, the discharge being from an Inch nozzle at a pressure of twenty pounds. The auto pneumat ic flushing wagon, therefore, saved for each block cleaned ninety-two cubic feet, or 074 gallons, of water, nnd per formed the work In less than one-seventh of the time. Besides, Mr. Steams said, the street was much cleaner after the passage of the wagon than It could' be made by hose flushing with only hy drant pressure. FOR THE SLEEPY TRAVELER Aide to Getting? Into I'pper Berths and HtnylnK There. The unfortunate traveler who has to sleep In the tipper berth of a sleep ing car or steamboat stateroom would have a troublesomo time getting Into It hut for the little stepladdere which the transportation -company provides. It Is to do away with this ladder and at the same time provide a rail which shall servo the double purpose of as sisting the traveler Into his bunk and A I STIMUTP AND SIDB BAR OS Dt'NR. I preventing Ills fnlllnit out nftrr going I to sleup Hint this berth nttuclmient j lias been desljinecl. Ail a glnnee nt the drawing will show. there Is a pivoted bnr. which hns a ' stirrup nt the end. In which the foot I en n tie Inserted for ellnihlng to the up I per terth. The lowering of this stir i nip lhto a veVtle'nl position throws' up a horizontal linr nlor-r the outer edge of the berth; thus nffonllng further a r slsfnlice to the climber. When not l-i I use both these devices enn tie folded Into the stdo bnr of the bunk, though at night they should be nllowed to re main extended to Insure the sleeper ngnlnst accidental rolling off bis-high bed. ' Germ bf Smitllpatf'Dlaeorered. ' Dr. Luiltvlg nektnen of the Universi ty of Chicago hns announced a general conclusion that the physical onuses of hydrophobia, vaccinia, smallpox and yellow fever are not toxlc-or from In herent poison, but nre Infectious. Tlitsc IrnhsRihwIhlo diseases, iiys' the doc tor, are caused by minute living or ganisms cinble of prollfernthin. bac teria so sniHll that they work their way through the best made filters of the laboratories and so minute that they ennnot lie detected by the strongest microscope lu existence. Kucalrpta mu Sobatltat For CmI. When the world's supply of coal Is xbnAsttt), trhlch It not a matter of immVdlAte worry, the eucalyptus tre may be grown as ft substitute. This eu calyptus stonT up more of the srJn'i energy than any other tree (1 per cent of that received on tbe unit of a rent, and in South Africa It has been found cheaper to raise It than to Import coal. An acre of eucalyptus plnntntlon will produce each year the equivalent of thirty tons of coal. Tst Harsru tk Platte. Work has beimn at Fremont, Net, on the nurvcy for a gttmntlc power canal scheme which will hnrnos the waters of the Tlatte nnd furnish nn enormous amount of power for the owners, which will, It Is promised, be Distributed throughout that section. It h known that the Armour Packing company la behind this enterprise and Dan found In tt t place to invest Its spr Iu capital AX IMPORTANT HAPPENING. The Recent Move of the W. A, Burr Music Company. Penman-tit Ktbiltfhiiitit of a Thor oughly p.ngreaalve ttntl Up-to-date Ouuoru, W but tf Mtmii. to the i P. iil.i of ttugt-ltiirg. Sinew the V. A. Burr Company com menced doing business iu this city the people of Roseburg and vicinity have the advantage of piano purchasing on the most modern and progressive prin-1 ciples. Business has been conducted by this entorprisiug firm on the principle of quick sales and many of them small profit to the dealer, large values to the purchaser and plenty of time to make payments. Every instrument has been fully guaranteed and exactly what it was represented to be. Methods of this kind cannot fail to Inspire confidence and bring custom. The W. A. Burr Co. has consequently rapidly grown iu popularity and in the confidence of thv people, until it now monopolizes the entire trade of this territory. Scores of customers the country through are ready to testify to the high standard on which this con cern conducts Its business. Tomorrow it opens the doors of Its new quarters where T. K. Richardson formerly did business. The store has been entirely remodeled and decorated, and is one of the leading business con cerns now in Southern Oregon. It Is equipped with a fine new line of pianos and organs, small instruments of all kinds, sheet and book music, every thing In fact that a musician requires. THE PIANOS. The stock includes the handsome and popular Kimball piano, one of the finest pianos now before the public; the Ho bar t M. Cable, noted for its sweet tone and the beauty of its construction and finish; tbe superb Victor, made with especial reference to Pacific coast climate, being absolutely damp and rust proof, besides possessing every qualification as to good tone and being exceedingly handsome; the wonderful Weser, the many-toned piano, upon which you en imitate various stringed instruments, such as the guitar and mandolin. GRAND OPENING SALE. In order to start things going and acquaintour frienUa with our new . location, for the next ten days we are TARSHATVSNOTiCE. Allpartles going to sell all these instruments at'lVl owning dogs in the city limits of prices never heard of before in this ! Roseburg, Or., who will come to the country. Price, that will make fASST Bnest instruments yours, for what is ruary, 1904, may have them for one generally paid tor ordinary makes. A ; dollar each. Alter that $2.50 will be small payment down is all that is re-. charged' for each license, and there oulred to secure one of these lBtaL. menu, purchase to be completed by , icense tags must be attached to the easy Installments. Come in and see collar of dogs, otherwise they will be our new store and examine these pianos. 1 taken up. D. J. Jarvls, City Marshal. You will find this the opportunity of a life time. Every Instrument fully guar anteed and money back If there is not absolute satisfaction j . VTIU8. February 1st. On this occasion the The date of the grand opening Is Roseburg orchestra will furnish music. Don't fall to attend. W. A. BURR & CO., The Popular Music House, Roseburg, Oregon. MISCELLANEOUS COTTAGE FOR RENT A neat cot tage for rent. Call at Joseph son's store. d-tl FOR SALE. Milch cow. Enquire at E. A. Wood & Go's, grocery, opposite the depot. d-sw-tf. FORRENT. EdPatterson's-" five room cottage on Pine street. En quire at Mrs. Freeman's, just across on Milt street. FOR RENT. Good five-room house, near G. R. Llnser's on R. R. track. Large grounds. Address Dr. S. Hamilton, Rosebarg, Ore. INSURANCE D S. West, having ac cepted several old and reliable fire Insurance companies. Is now prepared to do a general lire insurance business. Insure with him. Office opposite P. O. ri EAL ESTATE BARGAINS Affri- X. cultural, fruit, mineral, timber, stock and colony lands, Id lanre and small tracts. Residence and business property tor sale. Address D. S. K Buick,Roseburg, Or. tf T70UND. On the street Wednes- F day a purse containing ft sum of .money. Owner may recover same by calling at the store of Fisher & Bellows Co., proving property ana paying ex pense of advertising. A. A. Bellows. I I 7 ANTED. A good man, or a man VV and wife to take charge of a market irarden of seven acres, five j miles from Roseburg. Will lease for I cash, or on shares with everything furnished. Call at this office, or ad dress "C," care of Revijcw. j28. LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN. A sorrel mare, weight about 1000, pounds: has toretop trimmed short, maDO and tail cropped, has white left hind foot, small white spot above right nostril. Last seen Dec 24, 1903, near back of Bushey range. Reward for re turn or information leading thereto. j31. Burr Jones, Roseburg, ur. DRAIN TO COOS BAY. Beginning June 22, 1903, the Drain-Coos Bay tge line will run st4ges Daily between Gardiner and Coos Bay, aa well as a Daily stage and steamer ser vice between Drain and Gardiner. Fare for through trip from Drain to Coos I Bay, 96.50. Most comfortable and plo i turesque route. Good hotel accommo datons en route. For further partfeu 1 tars address, DratnOoos Bay Stage Co., , Gardiner, Oregon. tf. FOR RENT. House of two rooms, located between the round house aDd the prove. Cull on John Micou, Soldier's Home. pi. FOR SALE Ten acres in Edenbower live acres in fruit, located en coun ty roai1, ood land aed well located, for I.'F. Rice, Real Estate Agent, Rose burg, 0. WANTED. An experienced gradu ' ate desires to tutor in two or three families, taking them in rotation. Night classes or pupils will also be taken. Address A. B., care Review. P rooms, in Rosjburjr, w'th three- fourths o an acre of land in fruit tvoes and gatden. Audreys "Z", caia Re view, or inquire at. Review oHice. d-sw FOR SALE. A first-class grocery bjsiness. we'l located and a good trade; located hee in RoseburT. .Now if you are 'ookii?? after aoytbiuroi Ibis kind, here is yor cbance. Write or call on I. F. Rice & Co., Roseborg, Or. DS. T. WEST. Fire Insurance. . Notary Public. 'City Property rented. County and City Warrants bought and collections made. Office on Jackson street No. 407, Hoover building opposite Post Office. d-sw-tf. TAKEN UP. About Oct. 1, 1003, a 2-year-old calf; color, dark red with white on both Hanks, breast, left side and top of the head; star between the eyes marked "A"; both ears are cropped and left one has two sIIls. Owner can have same by paying cost of keeping and advertising expenses, d-sw-tf. D. J. Prock, Olalla, Or. FOR SALE A nice little country store, about $1,000 stock of goods, good store bjDding, warehouse and 4 acres of land. Post office at place, good school 1 miles. Good country sur rounding. Blacksmith shop just across the road. This is a n'ce, clean little business propos't'on. Fo- further in formation enqu're of . F. Rice, Real Estate Agere, Rose tun?, Or FOR SALE. On r;t-ty terms, a flue ' stock aod daVy furui. situated In Coos county, ?f) acre:, we'l improved, well watered: 100 r.. r rich bottom lard, part seeded in l e lover; JOacres in prune orchard; two acres anpie or chard: 150 bead of sheep and some cat tle. Farm iino'ements go with place. Price $7,000. For furtbe- Information call on L. A. Minsters, Cleveland, Ore gon. a2. FOR SALE. A good home, and dirt cheap; 103 acres a-1 fenced and cross fenced- oi boase of 7 rooms, 2 good barns ani all necessnry outbuild ings, 5 acres n oichatl, 10 acres In cul tivation well watered and plenty of timber. School, postoitlce and church i mile; to Rose'oarg. 12 miles. Located on county road.. For further informa tion, call or write to I. F. Rice, fc Co., Heal Estate Dealers. Koseburg, Oregon. NOTICE TO WOOD DEALERS. Sealed bids to furnish 140 tiers of oak and 20 tiers of old tlr wood, 20 inches In length, to be delivered at the school house, in Roseburg, on or before Oct. tl.UNW, will be received by the under- siKned until 12 o'clock, noon, Feb. 1, l!'04. A bond conditional to the faith- fulperformance of tbe contract to fur nishsaid wood must accompany each bid. me board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. By order of the board of directors. Clara Dillard, Clerk Dint. No. 4. Roseburg, Ore., Jan. 18, 1004. - ASK TUB AGENT FOR TICKETS VIA B5f SPOKANE, ST. PAUL, DULUTH MINNEAPOLIS, CHICAGO AND ALL POINTS EAST 2 TRAINS DAILY f FAST T I M New equipment throughout. Day Coaches, Palace and Tounat Sleepers, Dining, Buffet, Smoking and Library Cars. Daylight trip throngh the Cascade and Kocky Mountains. For full particulars, rates, folders, etc., call on or address J. W. PHALON, T. P. A., H. DICK SON, C. T. A., 122 Third Street, Port land, Ore. A. B. a DENNISTON, G. W. P. A., 61 First Avenue, Seattle, Wash. CORVALLIS & EASTERN R. R. TIME CARD NO. II No. 2 For Tiqulna. L a res Albany 12:lSpm. " Corr tilts 2S p m Attire Vaoulua tMpm. Bo. 1 Returning; Imtn Yaqutua t:i&sra. Leaves CorraHU ll:Ja m. Arrives Albany 12:1b p m. No. t For Detroit; Leaves Albany., 7:00 am. Arrives Detroit UtJOpm. No 4 from Detroit: Leaves Detroit..... 1:00pm. Arrive Albany 5 56 pm. Train No. 1 arrlrei Is Albany to tlmo to connect with the a. P. south bound train, as wsll as giving two or three boon in Albany before departure of B. P. north bound train. Train No. 2 oonneota with the 8. P. trains at Corvallla and Albany giving diraet servloe to Newport and adjaotnt beaches. Train No. S for Detroit, Breltonbnsh and other mountain resom leaves Albany at 7:M) a. m., reaching Dttmlt at ooon. living ample ttma to reach the Springs aatno day. Fox taiUkot lafonnaUon apply to IDWIN BTONK, Uanagsr. T. COCKRKLL, Agent, Albany, H.B CBONIAB, Agnt,CorvsUla, j LODGE DIRECTORY AY. & A. M Laurel l.ortna No. 1ft Holdi regular mcethigH on liud and 4th Wedues daya of each month. O. P. Coshow, V. M. N.T. Jewett, Secretary. AO.U.W. Rri'burg I '"'se No. 16 Meet the 'Jud and 4ih Moudnvj o! each month at 7:30 p. in., in the I. u. O. F. Halt. All mcniberf) iu avod BtandliiT '. o invitod to at tend F. -M.Ti , I . W. K. II . L-.vo:., Recorder. P. O. ELKS, Roseburg Lodge. No. 326 Holdi regular connniinleatioiiH at I. O. O. F. Hall on '2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month. All members requested to attend rt-snlarlj, and all visiting brothers are cordi ally iuvltud to attend. K. B Waits, E. R. Roy u(;lai.lkn, Secretary. D KUHKE OF H0NOK, Mystic Lodge No. 13- each month in Native Sons flail. Yisitina members cordially Invited to attend. Mrs. Jok.s Ka.ntz, 0. of H. E. II. I.knox. Ree. FOF A., Court Do u gin 9 No. 32 Foresters of' America, meets each Tuesday evening lu Native .Son' Hall. Visiting brothers al ways welcome. T. F. Pattkbson. E. II. Lenox, Kec. Roe. E.V. Hoove B.Fhysioiau. 10. O. F., Pblletarlan Lodge No. 8 Meets In Odd Fellows Temple, corner of Jackson and Cass streets, on .Saturday evening of each week. Members of the order in good standing are Invited to atteud Geo. V. Pkkky, N. G. N. T. Jkwktt, R.8. IO. O F., Union Kncjmpineot No. 9 Meet b In Odd Fellows Temple oil the 1st and 3rd Thursday evenings o? ach mouth. Visit lug breturuu always welronin. L. . Moore, C. P. F. O. Micelli, Scribe. IO. O. F., KWtig Star Lodge No. 174, 1. O. O. F. meets lu Odd Fellows' Temple every Friday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. A. Salzman, N. (i. F. G. M it km., R. S. KOF P., Alpha Lodge No. 47 Meets every. Wednesday in I. O. O. Hall, at 7:30 p. in. Members iu good utandluK are invited to attend. G. W. Kim hall. G. G. . K. E. Wimukkly, K. P. 8. KO. T. M., Protection Tent No. 15-Holda regular meetings on the first and third Fridays of each month lu Odd Fellows Hall. All visiting members lu good Btaudlug are invited to attend. G. W. Perry, Com. O. W. Rait, It. K. LO. T. M., Roseburg Hive No. 11 Holds Ui regular reviews upou the lBt and 3rd Fri day afternoons of each month in Odd Fel lows' ball. Sisters of o'be.- Hives visiting lu the city are cordially Invited to atteud our reviews Mus. A. T, Mohian, Com. Mrs. jBSrtia ItAi'i1, R. K. NA ATIVK DAUGHTERS, Julia Abraham'! Cabin No. 5 Meets on 1st and 3rd Mou davs of each mouth. Vii.it inn mmliri always welcome. Flossie Shammrook. President. Maude Kat, Secretary. 0E. 3. Hoeburg Chanter No. 8-Holdn their regular uu'emig on qt and 3rd Thurs days in each mouih. Visiting members in good Siaudiugare re-wi I'ullv invited to atteud Mr'. Nans eSprague. W. M. Mlks Ueuina Hart, Secretary. ON.U., Co. D.. Separate Battatlion MeeU every Thutsday evening at the Armory Hall at 8 o'clock. F. B, Hamlin, Captain. REBKKAHS, Roseburg Rebekah Lodge, No. 41, I. O. O. K.-Meeta lu Odd Fellows Temple every Tuesday evening. Visltlug liters and brethren lurlted to attend. JIKfl. UKLLA JKWKTT. M. U. Miss anna B. Clarke, Secretary. OYAL ARCANUM, Roneburg Council No. uii iuevtfl ma ana nn .Monaayii oi eacn month In Native Sons' Hall. Vl.ltln brothers always welcome. e. . hamlin, Kegent. A M. handxbs, Secretary. WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT. Lilac Circle No. MeeUon 2nd and 4th Fridays of each month at Odd Fellows Hall. Vliltiug members lu good standing are Invited to atten SI BS. IS r. I. LA JKWKTT. U. W. Mrs. Belle Morian Clerk. W OODMEN OF THE WORLD, Oak Camp No Meeta at the Odd FtOlnwi Hall I i ini err Roseburg, every 1st and 3rd Monday eve- ntng Visiting neighbors always welcome. 1. P. F I Ml KB. C. C. J. A. Buchanan, Clerk. PttOriliMfllONAb. D R. II, h STL'DLEY , THE OSTEOPATH Kodravs! No knife 1 The results are won derfnl, as Nature's methods can only be. Can cute permanently all curable diseases. NSULTATION FREE Office over the postofiice. J O. TWITCH ELL, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ROBKBDBQ, ... OREGON Speoial attention glren to diseases of the eye Omoe new Longlas County Bank Build !ng. jLUE& V. HOOVER, PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON, Robsbdbo - - Obi Special AttooMoo given to Diseases ol tn Nose and Throat. Office sfaio St.. on door south of Ottr Bs QEO. K. HOUCK, M. D. Office, in the Review building, npHairl rooms IS and 14. Telepnono, Main 81. RosnVBO, Obi OREGON Short Line ' Ami union Pacific TO J H E E AS T The O. R. A N. give, the choice of THREE i DAILY TRAINS Two via '.he Oregon Short Line to Bll Like, Dtnver, Omaha, Chicago and. Kansas City. One the' Great Knrthnrn R... tn Spokane, Minneapolis, Bt. Paul and Chicago. Ocean Steamers leave Portland ever; 6 days for San Francisco Boats leave Portland dally for all Willamette and Colombia River Points. Monthly Steamers to China and Japan. Tot foil lnform.tioo oall ov or ftddrMS DMM O.R..X. TUt.l OOOho. Udta, A. - Xj. ' OIUIO General Passenger Agent PORTLAND OR EGO
