Evening Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-190?, May 06, 1904, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextEVENINC ROSEBURG REVIEW ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY BY REVIEW PUBLISHING CO. OrFicu Review Building, (first floor) Jackson Street. Telephone, Main 901. L. W1MBKKLY EDITOB B. W. BATKH Porkuan DAILY. Per rear, by mall Far Honth, delivered Vat Week, delivered 8KMI-YVKKKLY. raryaar Ox Month! . 12.00 . 11.00 MAY II, 10(14. DEMOCRATIC TICKET. No Dessert More Attractive Why use golatine and HjMUid hours floiikiiiK, sweetening, flavoring uud coloring when JcH-O produotw bettor reunite in two minntffiT Everything in the puokiifo. Simply udd hot wider nnd set to cool, It'.s perfection. Amir pn8o to the hoiwewifu. No trouble, less ox. pciist). Try it to-tiny. In Pour Fruit Flu. vors: Lemon, Orange, Strawberry, Kuhu hurry. At grocera. 10c MANY SEW SETTLERS. Have Located in Oregon During the Past Two Sooths. Willis F. F. Twenty-five hundred immigrants 9 have settled in various parts of Oregon, J ; outside of the city of fortland, during the past two mouths as a result of the 2 ' colonization rates which have been in J effect on the railroads entering Port- land in that time, suys the Fortland 2 Journal. I Saturday the rates were withdrawn . and will not bo offered again until fall, J when they will be effective from Sep-1 tomber 15 to October 15. The coloni-1 nation rates provide for one-way tickets ! v from Missouri river points for $25 and $33 from Chicago. , Railway olllcials keep a record at the union do pot of the tickets that are pre- son ted by colonists to the rural districts of the state. In that way an accurate ! e it i mate of the number of settlers is ' kept, but no effort is made to ascertain the number who have this city as their (j destination. Those who have come to Oregon have . scattered generally throughout the state and are chiefly farmers. It is stated that probably a larger number Mrs. Mattie Hackler returned Thurs- nave located in the vicinity of Eugene day from Dillard where she had been ' in Cottage Grove tha6 in any other ! visiting her daughter, Mrs. T. D. Gil- sections of the state. mor" J Worn of Mil Uxpurlene-f, Mra. Llttlier and son, Percy, and j Cao anything be worse than to feel Mrs. Rickey Bpent several days in that every minute will be your last,? lloseburg last week. I Such was the experience of Mrs. S. H. . . Newson, Decatur, Ala. "For three I. U. Nichols, of Brockway, was in years", she writes."! endured insulTer- Jtlddle last Sunday. (able pain from indigestion, stomach! Mra. W. C. Winston and daughter, ' an"we'ou ,l; Ut3n seemed n- Mattle, of Winston; E. L. Klce and sis- failed. At length I was induced to try ter, Mrs. Delia Crawford, of Dillard; Electric Hitters and the result was mi r M las Addle Stewart, of Kosebunr. and aculous. I improved at once and now Clay Smith and wife, of Greens, at tended the wedding of O. V. Logsdon Foil Sknatok O, P. Coehow, of RoBeburti. Foil Rkimikhkntativkh -Kramer, of Myrtle Creek Wells, ol l-Akum, Fob Bhkkiff Thos. E. liledsoe, of Drain. For Ci.ekk Zopher N. Agee, of Oakland. Foil TiiBAsuiiEii J. T. Bryan, of Roseburg. For Commibkionek Morris Weber, of Unipqua. Foil School Sim-ehintknoent Prof.Thurmon Chaney, of Myrtle Creek. For Ahkkshok John L. Case beer, of Deer Creek. For firuvKYOH J. A. Shook, of Oakland. For Coroner Dr. C. E. liogue, of Myrtle Creek. Riddle News. and Miss Grace Kiddle on Sunday last. Horn, to the wifo of our genial black smith, George Cutsforth, a fine baby boy on Thursday last, Mrs. Chas. Stan (Tor, of Grants Pass, -visited with relatives and friends at Kiddlo the last of the week. - Muw Maud Catching, of Roseburg, and Mrs. Morian and baby, Gladys, are visiting with Mrs. Morian's mother, Mra, S. S, Catching. Mrs. J. L. Clough, of Days Creek, look the overland train Sunday even ing, beginning her journey to tho St. Louis Kximsttton. Rov. Loroe and family moved Into the Itaptist parsonage on Wednesilay. A pleasant May picnic was held on the public school grounds of the Kiddlo school on Saturday last. Miss Kmiiia llritt was crowned queen of May, and a number of recitations and drills were ' m completely recovered." For Liver. Kidney, Stomach and Bowel troubles , Electric Ultters is the only medicine. Only 50c. It's guaranteed by A. C. Maroters & Co., of Koseburg, Oregon. No Savings Bank Offers an opportunity for safe Invest-' a 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, 95 down and monthly payments of live dollars a month. Property In this addition has steadily advanced in price since it was placed on the markot, and now, since the new high school is being built thero, this property Is very desirable. For par ticulars call on the Cobb Ileal Estate Co., Koseburg, Oregon. d-s.w. WOMAN'S 1UTIKM. A woman who keeps her house In I order and has the cure of a family, has i lust ua inilrh rt'Htxmsiliilit v n Mm mn I given. The band discoursed oet who pnvides the means to carry on the music, and there were a few candidates h..u..ir uv . i.A in l.lnilAtii'n. which miuln I tin n.iitu!fin i . ... . ... . ' E ' more crcmi since mo ocmnuus on her very pleasant ono. , sttvngth is gr-alcr. Tho everlasting The evangelist, Mr. Holmes, of tho sameness alMtt her duties, and tho con-1 Christian church, who is holding meet- llnemont necessary to carry them out is Ings here, is giving tho people some very able sermons. The attendance is quite good. The conversions so far are Mra. Matloon and Mrs. Ira Kiddle. They were baptized Wednesday morn ing. H. Itrln to lcirrrtton. Irving at an out of the way place, re mote from civilization, a family is often drivon to desperation In case of acci dent, resulting in Hnrns, t'MH, Wounds, Ulcers, etc. Ijiy in a supply of Buck Ion's Arnica Salve. It's the best on earth. 2.V, at A. C. Marstcrs & Co., of Itosoburg, drugstore. Cocoa Free. vory trying to the nervous system, this produces a si nun on Mm mind that makes hrr irritnllt, cross, and dissut- Ui'uhI, which is just as much a discaso 'as rheumatism or catarrh. If the nerves fan Iw built up and made strong j by medicine of some kind, this feeling lis changed to one of cheerfulness nnd j pleasure in her duties. The medicine that makes strong steady nerves, and prevents disease by building up the entire system, is Dr. (Sunn's lllood and Nerve Tonic a tublel to take at meal time. Cures, nervous prostration by making rich red blood, fettling the nerves, and making solid flesh at the rule of 1 to . I (huiiuIs H-r week. This medicine is sold by druggists for "5 ets. per lwx, or '. boxes for $l!.00, or sent liy mail, Mistjaiil, on receipt of price. Write us nUmt your case. Address, Dr. Hosunko t'o., Philada,, Pa. For sale by A. Marsters. druggist. Next Monday and Tuesday, May 9 and 10, Mrs. Hay ward will be at It Marks Co's. store, serving and demon strating, Tree to an, tno famous natter s harness business Cocoa. Toadies and gontlemen are In- now located in 'vtted to come and enjoy a cup of cocoa, prepared by an expert, and to learn anything new she may have to impart Harness, Harness! Chore in. d-sw-mli. F. Ixing A Son have reopened their in liosoburt? ami are the old W ood w a r d harness stiopon the corner of Washing ton and Hose streets, where they will continue right along. F. tjoxn A Son, d-sw-tf. Koseburg. Oregon. 18 CTrp,7,.?.!l'.;?;.pv:;v;:,r;::.:, fT-l of Il-nr. .ll-.h-Atton rinir. orrloifilMm imiHilMAt. Lnit Pnwwr. Nlahr-Lnt.ni. ftnrmntnrrh, In BncK, BTvll Onlrs, Smtonl EnUiilona, Lnm O.ick, Nervous Dobillty, Henrinons, Unfltnf(t to Mnrry, Lots of Smn y i Vnr(cocilft, or Con tipntlon Wtop Premnturr;o, Stops Nrv Lf Is ou Twltenlna of rllda. RrTr,- im Im.iF!1It. Tmirl il-r P j'J p. t.-m-T t f.tij filtift rfaJi,itkkM. Cirtsur fi Add (-, Siahop RmdT OotSnn rranico, Oal Kor Sal bv KnilertiMi V Kifhnnls tn, K.bnrv. Orei?m. MOTT'S PENNYROYAL PILLS They overcome Weak ness, Irregularity and omissions, m'reae vig- or nnd banish "nniim of monstrualion. They are " 1,1 TM SAVKKH" to girla nt woumuhtx!, iiitling development of organs nnd Nly. No known remedy for women ejusls them. 1'nunot do barm life becomes n pUasun 1.M) PI'lt IUX HX M Soi Dy tlingisii, vii. MOIXS ClIK.MiCAUUO., Cleveland, Ohix For Salo by A. C. Marstcrs & Co., Koseburg, Oregon. THE STORE THAT DOES THE BUSINESS Fisher & Bellows Co. Saturday Surprise Sale Staple Supplies IE 1 SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1904 1 E WE'RE GOING TO MAKE THIS OUR BANNER SURPRISE SALE All our splendidly selected stock of LACE CURTAINS on Bale at this time with the PRICES CUT IN TWO. This is house-cleaning time and you will not want to put up those old curtains again. Visit our sale and supply your wants in this line at a great saving to your purse. Calico, Gingham, Muslin, Percale, and many other articles in the Dry Goods line at wholesale prices. VISIT OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY CURTAINS Lot I. Nottingham Lace Curtains 2 yds. loDg, 30 in. wide, over lock stitched edge, two pair. .83c Lot 2. Same as above 2J yds. long, 30 in. wide. Sale price 58c ' Lot 3. Extra fine quality Nottingham lace 3 yd. long, 47 in. wide, elegant patterns. Sale pricp..97c Lot 4. Wo have 18 pr. in this lot, not more than 2 or 3 prs. of the same pattern. All are 3h yds. long, and from 5-1 to 60 in. in width. Are worth al most double the price we are asking for the day's sale The pair 1.69 Lot 5. Is an elegant design 3J yds. long, 60. in. wide. Worth much more than the price vou can buy them for. This sale ..$2.75 Others at $3.00 to $3.50 that you will pay $4.00 and $5.00 for at other Stores. Lot 6. , 10 pr. Brussels not curtains 3J yds. long, 54 in. wide, regular price $3.75 to $4 00. Thin days sale your choice $3 25 We have the exclusive sale of the Warner Rust Proof Corset. Everv pair Guaranteed. Children's and Infants' Head wear at sale prices. We haven't space to describe them, but the price will be low. SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! We have too many shoes arid to stimulate the sales in our shoe department, we will offer for this day onty, a lot of 36 pr. Ladies fine Vici Kid shoos, regular $2 50 and $2.75 values, at the pair.. ..$1.75 Also 30 pr. Men's Vici and Box Calf shoes in stylish shapes regular $3.50 values. We haven't all sizes but if we can fit you they are yours at $250 40 doz. Men's Fine Shirts and Drawers in either pink or blue, our regular 75c sellers, for this sale 6Ucpr garment or for the suit $1.15 40 poz. Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers in either ecru or blue, regular 50c garments, (or the sale 40c 20 doz. Ladies' Pure Linen Hdk'fs., white, hemstitched, for this sale 10c Japanese Crepe Imported Di rect from Japan by us., Sur prise Sale Price, the Yd 12c 50 Yards Fancy Cotton Waist ing, Soid Everywhere at 50 Cunts; Our price for Satur day's Sale, 3 Yards for $1 8 yds. Cabot W Muslin. 49c 10 " L. L. Muslin 55c 10 " Triumph Bleached Muslin COc 6 " A.C. A. Cambric Mus..49c 5 " Orchid Cambiic Mus..40c 10 " Best Calico 50c 9 " 32 inch Percale . ..75o 6 " Apron check gingham 36c We sell and guarantee Fay Stockings. GROCERIES 3 Cans Standard Tomatoes 30c 3 .. ". Beans 25c 3 " Oysters, Is 25c 2 " " 5i 30c 3 " Economy Cream 29c 2 " Carnation Cream 29c 2 " Defiance Baking Pow der, 15 oz. cans ; 25c 1 Can Golden West Baking Powder, 15 oz........ ...25c 1 Can Royal Baking Powder 16 oz 45c 1 Can K. C. Baking Powder 25 oz : 20c 3 Cans Ege Phosphate Baking Powder, 8 oz 25c 4 Pks. Arm & Hammer Soda. .25c 4 " Cow Brand Soda 25c 2 " Grape Nuts 28c 3 " Five Minute Mush. 25c 3 " Wheatine. : 35o 2 " Cream of Wheat 35c 2 " Presto 20c 2 " Cero Fruto 25c 2 " Force 25c 4 lbs. Vermicelli 25o 4 lbs. Macaroni 25c 2 Bottles Snider's Catsup 35c 7 Bars Silk Soap 25c 6 " Diamond C Soap 25c 6 " Bleaching Soap 25c 16 lb.. Japan Rice $1.00 8 lbs. Granulated Sugar 49c 4 Pks. Gloss Starch 25c 4 Pks. Corn Starch 25c 1 lb. best Spider Leg Tea 35c 2 lbs. best 15c Coffee 25c 1 lb. best 25c Coffne ; 19c 2 Cans best Imported Sardines 25c 3 Cans Sliced Pineapple 50c 2 " Lobsters 35c 3 " Solmon 25c 1 Pkg. Pnstum Cereal 20c 2 Pks. Mixed Bird Seed 15c We carry a full line of Staple Groceries and can save you money by purchasing of us. Krief biographies of other candidates will lw given from time to time. lNnr.pt f till, to deedrd l.nd. Paper, pre- r.red tor miti. oa xoTerrjm. laud. lu. print, nt towuahlp map. .howln. all Ta FRANK E. ALLEY ARCHITECT and ABSTRACTER riant and estimates for all kinds ol millings. Special designs for olfiw 1 x tu res a- fllon In Itougims County Bunk Bnlltllni I'hon S71. KlIRKRDRO, OKK M OSIER s GROCERIES FOR THE RIGHT KIND See AT THE RIGHT TRICES MRS. HENRY E ASTON 'Phone 411. MOTEM BUY YOUR Are Poperior to any in the city. All white help. Private boxe?. Open day and night. Furnished rooms iu connection. BASTBRN AND COA&T OVSTtRS -NKAB THK PlCOT Grass and Garden I Seeds Yr.ur patronage for STAPLE and FANCY 0ROUR1ES. $ 8 Fresh bread daily. Private Free Delivery to all parte of the city and suburb". E. A. Wood & Company Troxel Block, Opposite Depot nm.NK sat Roseburg-Marshfield Staee Line , B. FENTON, Proprietor SHORTEST AXD BEST ROUTE TO Myrtle Point, Coquille $ all Coos Bay Points maire leaves Kosebore every morning at 8:00 a. ni. tonnr-ctlno with trains at Myrtle Point for Slarshfield and iih C,n?"ol",,,t, river (hjiuih. . GOOD RIGS AND CAREFUL the boats for Coquille DRIVERS -OOOOC000000XV3000000000C OOOffOOOOCWOOOODOOCHXKfoS -AT- BARKER'S Phone 201 We Are Here ROSEBURG FISH & MILTEY MARKET K. WISH ART, Prop. FfLL LINK Tresli Tish. Oysters. Gdins. Poultry. Ctc. AT ALL TIMES CALL attiuCORNEh PIXE and LASE STS. The Old Market Mde New. PHONP i ll