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About Evening Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-190? | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1904)
EVENING ROSEBURG mbxa farmiDg and raining blooded livestock, iSSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY I1Y REVIEW PUBLISHING CO. Office Review Building, (first floor) Jaokaon Street. Telephone, Main 001. in all of which he has proven very suc cessful. He has an excellent knowl- Real Estate Transfers. duties of tho ollice of assessor. He is thoroughly honest and will do his duty L. wimbkkly kditob wiiuuui iear or ravor upon me Da6is or B. w. batkh FosmiAM e (ual rights to all and special favors to none. Peijear.by mail 13.00 ret Month, delivered K for Week, delivered 1 BKM1-WEEKLY. rerrear 12.00 lx Month. 11.00 Geo. H. Devens to Mary K. Brookes, .'!50; nei ol sec 22, tp 2!) s, r 8 west. edge of property values, and is in every 9 ; w.iy capable and qualilied to fullilll the 1 !Th ' "?'.8i " ?' and 6i ' MAY 5, 1(104. DEMOCRATIC TICKET. 1 Foit Senator 0. P. Coshow, of Roseburg. Fou Rkimikhkntativkh Willis ' Kramer, of Myrtle Creek ; F. F. Wells, of F.iklnn. Fob Sumiiii Thoa. E. Bledsoe, of Drain. FohCi.khk Zopher N. Agee, of Oakland. Fou TiliuKOitiit- J. T. Bryan, of Roseburg. For Commibhionkh Morris Weber, of Uuipqua. Foil Hl'HOOL Sl'I'EIIINTBNOKNT Prof . Thurmon Chancy, ol Myrtle Creek. Fou Ahhkhsoii John L. Case beer, of Deer Creek. For PriivBYOii J. A. Shook, of Oakland. For Coiionbh Dr. C. E. Bogue, of Myrtle Cieek. Since tho last campaign, Prof. Zopher Agee, of Oakland, the democratic nom inee for county clerk, has widely In creased his acquaintance throughout the county and gained a corresponding number of friends and suppc rters. Dur- i ing the past year be has been the prin cipal of tho Oakland publio and high schools, which position he still holds to the eminent satisfaction of the numor- ous patrons of that excellent instllu- nwi oI sea go tp n p 4 uiuu. J-.o ia lull uajJUUie UUU WtJIl qualified to fulfill the duties of county clerk, to which position It is now ap parent that he will be elected on June 0th. Vote for Agee. of sec 20, tp 31 s, r 4 west Benjamin F. Shields et ux to Frank E. Alley, 41808.45; lots 1, 2, 7 and 8 of sec 2; el and swi of nwt, and nwr of swf ol sec 8, tp 25 s, r 2 west. Armln T. Steiner et ux to Frame E. Alley, 240; lots (i, 9, 10 and 11 of sec 2; nei ol sec 8, tp 25 s, r 2 west. Samuel P.. Brisbln et ux to Frank E. Alley, $1100; n, of no, and et of nwi of sec 34 tp 25 s, r 2 west. W. L. Cobb et ux to Samuel Asburg Gotter, $1; wl of swi of sec 12, tp 20 s, r 7 west. R. W. Veach et ux to E. N. West and .era West, 81200; ai of nei, and ni of Maiy Lewis and N. Lewis to C. Ross King, $S00; lots 5, 0 and 7 in block 4, Devore's Addition to Yoncalla. Otto V. Logsdon to C. E. Logsdon, $1; i of swi of swi of sec 50, tp 21 s, r 7 west. N. M. Tavlor Helves nnd H. Helvps juiytn lozier weatnerred says in a to El ias Rhodes, 81000; piece of land God's Art Gallery of the Rockies. A Man of the People'. roccnt number of "The Ex.iosition": "My first trip has recently been made over the world renowned Denver & Rio Grande Railroad. Any attempt at a pen picture would be a sacrilege, appreciate it is to see it and be spellbound while you gaze on the grand, glorious, beautiful and sublime. 'God's Art Gallery of the Rockies' is unsurpassed and fills one's soul with more love for the Creator, and you are also impressed with the wonderful achievements of man who made it pos sible for the traveller to enjoy the pie turesquesot America." If you contemplate a trip east, write W. C. McBride, 124 Third street, Port- O. P. Coshow, the democratic candi- Brownsville, Linn county, Oregon, laD"'( ,re" for k picturing Colo August 14, im lie was educated ia o b famous scenery, and whatever the public schools of Brownsville, the J"u '" p- " high school of Portland, an the state university at Kugeno. He spent his vacations and several years in his father's iron oral merchan dise store at Brownsville, and in 188(1 j became secretary Yoncalla News. M. P. Fassott, of I'ortlaud, is ia the city attending to business matters. nil Ifnt.lnp roMirriful I iiddiIii v u f t t. a of the Brownsville ,,,,, t .1 1 I Thn rnrmnra In t.hia vlntnifvara oH.r capacity he served untllthe dissolution th h , , 0 rf , of the linn In 880. In the fall of 1880 ha9 beeD he moved to Albany and entered the) m, law office of Hon. J. K. Weatherford to IIarr fallen, republican DOm complote his preparation for admission no for sheriff, was shaking hands with to the bar, having boon studying law ( Wends here Monday and looking afier fur tho throe yours he was connected election prospects, with tho Woolen Mills. Ho was ad-1 Mrs. M. FalHn returned Sunday from milled to pruutice law In October, USUI), a month's visit with her parents ct and remained with his tutor who then ' Kikton. formed a partnership for tho praotico Miss Alma Ambrose left Sunday iov of law with Geo. 13. Chamberlain, tho1 mesouthorn part of tho county where proseni governor 01 tne siato. in jhiks Bbe will visit for an ludeiinite time. 80x102 -feet bounded by Flint and Mosher streets, Hose bur Henry Blrdsall et ux to A. G. and J. C. Youd!? and Hov Stearns. 4(1 Ml: nwi. UOIU r 1 wo at H. W. R. Stowoll et ux to Richard Hanan, $10; lots 3, 4, 5 of sec 11; nwi of nwi of sec 13; nei of nei and lot 1 of sec 14, all in tp 23 s, r 5 west, contain ing 100.04 acres. R. S. Sheridan et ux to Protection Tent No. 15, K. O. T. M., 84500; lots 9, 10, 11, 12, In block 51, R. R. Addition to Rose burg. John W. George to Jennie A. George, $10C3; sei of nwi and lots 3, 5, 6, in sec 6, tp 30 s, r 0 west. Jas. F. Templin to the Cobb Real Estate Co., 81; lot 7 and nl of Jot 6, in block 12, in original plat of Rose burg. C. Ross King et ux to Mary Lewis, 8500; I acre in Shutrum's Addition to Yoncalla. William R. Tucker et ux to A. P. Larson, $300; nwi of sec 18, tp 21 s, r 4 west. Miles Mclntyre et ux to Mary A. ETunter, $200; lot 8 In block 4, Canyon-1 ville. John Bishop et ux to C. L. Cheno weth, $100; 9.79 acres in section 31, tp 25 s, r 5 west. IJar.'y Sawyers is spending the sum mer, here with his mother, Mrs. A. S. Poret. Cbas. Summers has returned from Coos county, where ho spent the past month. Geo. McCord, of Rico Valley, has sold a line team of horses to James Mr. Coshow onterod Uon the practice of law for himself, moving to McMinn vlllo and opening an ulllce. Sovon years ago ho movod to Rosoburg, and, as tho readers of .The Kkvikw know, has steadily enlarged on his practice until he now enjuyB a large share of tho legal business horo. Ho has alwuvs been a democrat. rvatly to give a reason for the faith that ' Ambrose. is in htm, but has never before been a I Dr. E. J. Page, of Oakland, made candidate for tho ollice to which he has several professional calls hero last been nominated, but consented to run week, tho patients being Mrs. W. F ftor bo lug urged to do so, and becauso j Lamb, Mrs. K. M. Howe and Miss Kate he believed It hip patriotic duty to do' Butler. th'8- Dr. W. X. Plntler, of Staytoa, Or., Having accepted tho nomination ho visited with friends hero last Sunday. wui maKo a tnurougii canvass oi tnei nooot business, but thoroughly believes aient in Southern C ia the good, ohf fashioned doctrine that bt,uellt of MrjJ YoUl eanuiuatos tor omce should ap(car oo- WQ a( fore the people and that candidates for nrov.oli 1. .. i.i ....1.U..1.. .it Mr, and Mrs. H. D. Yett returned Sunday after an absence of six weeks, California for the health, whit ti, we are glnd to note, Is very much tm the legislature should publicly discuss, In tho prescnee of the jK'oplo, ttie tues tiuns of Interest to the (icople likely to rotwivo consideration by the legisla ture. Mr. Coshow Is honest, able and cour ageous. Ho Is energetic in w hut over be undertakes, ami Is capable of com manding attention and rrspoet for his opinions In the state senate. It Is al together In the Interest of the voters of thia county to have himropresent them Id the legislature. Mrs. J. C. Wamsley departed a few days ago for Long Beach, Calif., in the hope of bettering her poor health by a change of climate. Her son Charles accompanied her to Long Beach ami then went to Wodsworth, New, to re sume his duties as a railroad brake- man. I) KM ft mt Hn ff Kvlrime. Fresh testimony in great quantity U onstautly coming hi, declaring Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption Brief biographies of other candidates coughs and Colds to bo uneualed. A will he given from time to time. recent expression from T. J. McFar- - land, Bentorville, Va.t serves as ex- While not widely known personally ample. Ho writes: "I had Bronchitis In some sections of tho county. John three yoars and doctored all tne I CMebeer. the democratic nominee mo wtthoni being benetitted. Then , , 1 uoirau takmir Dr. kinff s New Uis- for assessor, has a host of Irlcmls in the covory, and a few bottles wholly cur..d more populous contors, and nearly me." Ko,iiHlly olTeetive io vurtnif all every one who knows hlin will lie his ''"nH Throat troubles, l onsump- upporu-rs. Ho Is a native son of Ore- l'"eninmandOrlp. Gimranteed 1 . . by A. C. Alarstors Co., of lioseburif. gou, ami nas always kept won posted i)rilRtfist. Trial bottles free, regular on puhite aiiairs. up taught in trie si zes ;oc. anti i.oo. MANHOOD RESTORED "CUPlDEKc" Thti ff yctM VitAhtur, th pmeninino of rumoTid Ffnnhpht)omn, will m. (It HiDnl. hln In lh llnfk. Trnnhllii.. Sc'rtonli Uchtllt., I;ti!nl"! i nninvM to JiBrri. :n !( I, nmt onaitpnllt.n. (! tin- tMiunrv, tti hrr, of IMl I If-. I'I'PI ItCN K clrnr thi Uvor. tti kitliii tiil tlit nn ary oriron nl ll inipHnttna. 4'!' IM DKK K l-vtiiHn'iini1 rri'.in-n tl o w Tt i n-in iilTi r 'r m tmi vunxt li tt.m t tii'n,. iiiiihj ft riil. mltmiMc.l with I'rofttnllll. il'I'IDKMi Mnninsii ear. ttl.UU f.v tun K. V...i t... AtiarM Bl A VOL HKDIC1NU CO.. P O. Bos 176, Umtk n-nUeo, CaI. Ktr Sil bv KulltTtoii A Kirliixnlm'ii. Kcni-Inrir, Orctron. m I've HFAI TH m vitautv m m kfM a m arj n mm NmivMitxivM iit,T.rji ' J-T" 7 ori;iiii-i ( .mi:,, r m-v. s,n li us NtTvr I'rovtrAti.-is. ! lUiy.:.: or lsl M;iiiIl... ., lmj'.Mt-i.'V, N Mlv him Voiittidil I'.rro:. Mrnsl W.'rrv, c.xc. -.n. u """ M of Ti' u'im or i tiuitu Kin !i l.-.it to t r-iir.unum aiul ln,:i!iv. Willi ..en- inTQ HCIL'ft or,,' r ' '" ' ' ,,r rrtwiX its- vi.f!"V. SoU ,.t 1.00 iv r h - JlrlL.l UOInUi ULoXL.-.fr.i.UO. IMt. .lltH T'S 4 Uls.TllCAb CO. Cietuluud, Utiio. i'ur Sale by A. C. Muoiors & Co., Koscburg, Oregon. - tit (it n-'PTi'in priwlratint, nml all Ui Worst of Mil Kspnrl-nofl. Can anything be worse than to feel that every minute will be your last? Such was the experience of Mrs. S. H. Newson, Decatur, Ala. "For three years", she writes, "I endured Insuffer able pain from indigestion, stomach and bowel trouble. Death seemed In evitable when doctors and all remedies failed. At length I was induced to try Klectric Bitters and the result was mir aculous. I improved at once and now I'm completely recovered." For Liver, Kidney, Stomach and Bowel troubles Klectric Bitters is the only medicine. Only ijflo. It's guaranteed by A. C. Ma raters & Co., of Hose burg, Oregon. Harness, Harness! F. Long A Son have reopened their harness business In Hose burp and are now located in the old Woodward harness shop on the corner of Washing ton and Hose streets, where they will continue right aloni?. F. Long & Son, d-sw-tf. Kosoburg, Oregon. County Court Orders. U. II. Dixon aod Morris Weber were appointed county road viewers to suc ceed Jacob Hitchey and J. H. Stocker, removed. Unpaid balance of taxes on Jacob Bursik's over-assessed property remit ted. On account of ovor-assessment, the taxes levied against Mrs. J. M. Cloyd ordered reduced W.30. Lit euso of county peddlers fixed at $10 per quarter year. J. H. Winters appointed supervisor of road district No. 5, vice, Arthur Walker, resigned. Tuxes lo vied against E. C. Sacry, of Drain, ordered cancelled. Cocoa Free. Next Monday and Tuesday, May 0 and 10, Mrs. Hayward will be at H. Marks Co', store, serving and demon strating, free to all, the famous Baker's Cocoa. Ladles and gentlemen are in vited to come and enjoy a cup of cocoa, proparcd by an expert, and to learn anything new she may hav to impart d-sw-iulo. thin OlMA V Ull IK?. A woman who keeps her house in order and has the care of a family, has just as much rt'sjKmsibtlity as tho nmn who provides the means to carry on the housekeeping. She is deserving of the more credit since the demands on her strength is gr-uter. The everlasting aimncss nNn ( her duties, nnd the con tlnement mvessm-y to carry them out is very trying to the iift-vous s.wcm, this prodmv a strain on the mind tlui makes her irritable, cross, and dissat inlicd. which Is just us much a disease as rheumatism or catarrh. If the nerves can be built up and made strong by medicine of some kind, this feeling Is changed to one of cheerfulness and pleasure in her duties. Tho medicine that makes strong steady nerves, and prevents disease by building up the entire system, is Dr. Gunn's Blood and Nerve Tonic a tablet to take at meal time. Cures, nervous prostration by making rich red blood, feeding the nerves, and making solid llesh at the rate of 1 to 3 pounds per week. This medicine is sold by druggists for 75 cts. Eer box, or 3 boxes tor $2.00, or sent y mail, postpaid, on receipt, of price. Write us about your case. Address, Dr. Bosanko Co., Philiula., Pa. For sale by A. C. Marsters, druggist. No Savings Bank Offers an opportunity for safe invest ment and large returns, as an invest ment in lots in Waite's Addition. This addition comprises the southern part of the Hose place. These lots are offered on easy terms, $5 down and monthly payments of live dollars a month. Property in this addition has steadily advanced in price since it was placed on the murkec, and now, since the new high school is being built there, this property Is very desirable. For par ticulars call on tho Cobb Heal Estate Co., Rosehure, Oregon. d-8.w. Don't Miss Them. Of all the companies on the road this season, none have given better satis faction than the 4 Georges Co. The Eastern press are unanimous la stating there are no better artists in the bust nes Their object is to amue, and luis mcj ueriaiuiy uu. The 4 Georges givo a refined enter tainment, amusing to both young and old. To see them mukes you forget the "cares that infest the day" and you go home happy. Their performance consists of high-class comedy inter spersed with music, song and up-to-date specialties. Roseburg opera house, May U. THK Kl KB V lit MAHHKT. The local market Quotations todav are as follows: Wrheat SiO cents. Oats 3o(a40cents. Barley 50 cents. Hay Loose. 8; baled, $2(id5. Potutoes 55 cont per bushel. Butter Dairy, 20c: creamery, 27 fo. Eggs 15 cents per dozen. Chickens Mixed, i)c per pound. Veal 'K'fiiic, dressed. Beef Cows, 2T(,3c: steers. 4 cents: heifers, 2i0t'Jc. ilogs ftut, 4(a)4ic livo; dressed, Ojc. Pokland Mahkkt The quotations :n the Portland market today are: Wheat, 8:! cents: oats. 41.12 nor cen tal: hay, eloper, 411: timothy, 9HI; wool, valley, 17 cents: hops. 24(rf25 cents: hogs, gross, 4i( "c: sheep, 3(d4c gross; beef, gross, 3K'41c; veal, 7c: eggs, l5ta18o: butter, croamorv.21: dairv. lftn: chickens, mixed. l'!cfi)i:tc lb. A fine line of fishing tackle and base ball goods. You can see the best by calling at S. K. Sykes. GROCERIES FOR THE RIGHT KIND Bee AT THE RIGHT PRICES MRS. HENRY EASTON 'Phone 411. ibiiract nl title to deeded land. Papera pre partid for tiling on government laud, -iluo prints of towunolp maps flhowtnfi all va on in lauds. FRANK E. ALLEY ARCHITECT and ABSTRACTER i'lanB and estimates for all kinds ot ontldinKU. Special designs lor office fixtures Ufflaa In DonglB. County Bank Building Phone 871. KOHHHUHtt. OHK. Do you want land scrip? Call on the -Title Guarantee & Loan Co., Rosoburg, Oregon. it. n Are superior to any in the city, p K H All white help. Private boxes. ? Open day and night. .FurniBhed rooms in connection. L K B.ASTBRN AND CO A AT OYAT&R& -NKAH THE 1) IE POT Your patronage for STAPLE and FANCY GROLLRIES. fi S Fresh bread daily. Private Free Delivery to all parts of the city and suburbs. E. A. Wood & Company Troxel B'ock, Opposite Depot FUONK 551 a. 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