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About Evening Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-190? | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1904)
EVENING ROSEBURC REVIEW ISSUED DAILY KXCKl'T SUNDAY UY REVIEW PUBLISHING CO. OFFICE Review Building, (iirst lloor) Jackson Streot. Telephone, Main 001. , " 1 " ,... , L. WIMHKKI.Y . . .Kihtoh B.W. BATHH Kokkmai- DAILY taTear.by mall ...3.00 tftt Mouth, di-livured 60 ret Week, delivered lib BE MI-WEEKLY. Ferjear 12.00 fllzfoDthi ll.iu JUNK 9, 1!)01. Oakland News, Mrs. Ida Winniford lefL on the over land, via the Union i'aeiiic, on Monday morning for St. Jjouis whero ahe will visit the fair for some time, and then extend her trip to Morristown, Tonn., her old home, where she witl visit her mother and other relatives, The election in Oakland and Cala pooia precincts passed oil' peaceably and veryqusetly not the least clisorilor. Kvery voter, so far as wo know, is mib miUinr pleasantly Lo the results, like tt'l true American citizens, believing that tho majority must and should rule. Local option carried hero by -So majof'ty and the primary nominating law by VSi majority. Mrs. K. L. Filch lias just leturni'd f-om liio Lower Calapooia where slio iind been vsiitit' friends for soiro Immo. Mrs. A. N. Oieuit 1c t hero on Moj- dr.y for 1 j. nor, ( e,, where i.tm w vis.t with ooe of her college i 'e h's, Ali'i. Ada C .ivi"o Tor a few 0 lys, ttfioi which t'liie hlie will jo lo T'ii DalleH, wl-eio s-io w ist fur sove x weeks w ill her '.itKv-in-law, u'u J. II. O cjU. Al'-a. C lolii's.of Fucao, is s.i.hil' in OU- e lv th's week, the tfiiest of Mrs. Miitftfio Medley. Th'8 huly taught in our school several years u'o and has muny ( ends here. Mrn Win. Cut II, of Portland, who lias bee:) vs'it-ntf her sister, Mrs. Ku baoks. oi Old Oakland, returned to her home recently. M s. Wood ward and bahy will start in a dii v o." two Inr Oaklantl, Calif.) whoiethev wilt vstt with M'S. Wood wind's mother. Mitt. (1. A- Taylo.1, of Portland, is in Oak'a.-d visiting ri'latives. j Mi-. uid Mrs. O. It. Winniford, fiom UniKpia Falls, were duiiijj business In our city on htst Wednesday. Iloii. Hinder Hermann uud Hon. O. J. Coshow were uti'oii'j the distio K dished visiting to Oakland on last ulu diiy. Ph-I. llerkley, business inanauer of j tho Oakland Uuitf Co., Is iu Portland this week in the inieresL of this com )uny' bi'nioe.-'S. Quite a DiMnher of the Masonic fra ternity met ou Inst Saturday uud per-1 fueled atiunucinents wliereby a Ma- ( eoiiie ltdje HillwHiu beor-;.u)i.ed here. Thoruilroad company is delivering Jare quantities of heavy Mmbeis in thotr yat ds hero. Uoss HulchinHon passed thi-mih Oakland on Tuesday in charge of tho Ko'loxtf voio. fehiee the organiation of tho Com woinl I lank of Oakland, its business P. ..Sherwood, A. J. . Avery, P. THE NEW OREGON LEGISLATURE. ine next Oregon LoKislamre will consist of T.i Republicans, ono Inde pendent Kcpubliean and lti Democrats, a pain of two Republicans over the Legislature or l!J0;i. Tho Scnaio will have 24 Itepublicans and six Democrats, and tho House :) Republicans and ten Democrats. The personnel of the Legislature of l!i0.rj will be as follows: SKNATK. Dis. Counties. Republican. Democratic. 1 Marion Croisan, 10. M. Farrar, Squire I aa ...Miller, M. A. .i Ltnn and Marion Hobson, W. H. 4 Lane Kuvkiindull. Wm 5 Douglas Coshow, O. . uuuKiii, tjusopii'iie, xjuho uootn, it. a. 7 Coos, Curry 8 Jackson Carter, K. V. 0 Crook, Klamath, Lake, Grant Laycoek, J. A. 10 Honton 11 Lincoln, Tillamook. Yamhill Wriih'r,! Ci. s. J2 i:,,lkinV Lauhary, U. S. l.t Vamhill Howe, W. A. 14 Clackamas lirownell, G. C 1"j Washington Haines, 10. W. 1M Columbia, Multnomah, WashiiiKton Hodson, C W. 17 Clackamas, Multnomah Jlolman, Herbert 14 Multnomah Mularkev, D. J. Mays, F. P. Kichcl, Si-'. Nottingham, C. W.( Ind. uoe, ii. w." l!l Clatsop Tutile, Jay 20 Wasco Wheaidou, N. 21 Sherman, Gilliam, Wheeler Uowerman, Jay 22 Morrow, Umalilla, Union .. Pierce, Walter 2:i Umalilla Smith, C. J. 21 Union, Wallowa McDonald, Peifr 2;j linker, Harney, Malheur Kami, John L. Hold-over Senators. "lOleeted to till unexpired terms (i:sk or ui:jm;i.si:ntativi:s. I Marion Kav. T. It. K:,'liic, .1. S. Si ttleuiicr, .1, If. ( 'iilvert , Charles I iniham, J. (J. Rep. Linn . '.I Lane 1 Douglas . Coos. .llimham. I. II. (iriimi, (;. W. Kilwards, I. N. . .Souiieinann, II. C Cray, J. S. Ucrmaaii, S. li. .Cavcnder, A. B. . iilackburn, A. P. .Munkers, I. A. Co is, Curry Rurns, Robert Josephine Smith, R. G. Jackson lackson, I). II. Yon Her He! Ion, II. Douglas, Jackson Yawter, W. I. I teuton Carter, V. A. Polk ... Keyt, D. I,. Lincoln, Polk Cooper, J. S, Yamhill Miles, It. C. .Calwell, F. H. Tillamook, Yamhill West, W. T. ashiiiL'ton r lint, A. It. Newell, W. K. Clackamas Huntley, C. G. Jurrer, Frank Hnuiiliall, .1. N. Clackamas, Multnomah Holcomb, G. W.,Jr. Multnomah llailey, A. A. ( apron. A. J. Colwell, 10. It. Cruris, Thomas II. Ilemlersoi, M. F. 1 1 udson, W. K. I illiuiisworiii, W. M. Limhlcum, S. li. Meurs. S. M. Mills, A. L. Mtnr, W. T. Welch, Madison Clatsop Hums, .7. V. Laws, J. X. Columbia Muyu'er. George Klamath, Luko, Crook, Grant .Shook, J. S. istoiner, R. 10. L. Umatilla, Morrow ...Cole, W. G. Umatilla Union, Wallowa .Dobbin, J. If. Union Mel,eud, N. C. Maker Smith, A. P. ilarney, Malheur Suiz, J. L. Sherman, Gilliam, Wheeler Donnelly, It. N. Kuney, C. C. Wasco Huriress, J. N, Javne, A. A. -Tllakoley, William .Chamberlain, W, D. Probate Order. to, Tho county court has granted petition of Simon Caro, admr. of partnership estato of Caro llros, soil tho following real proiorty of said estato: Uts ti, 7 and 8, of block Til, First tiiM had a remarkably substantial and Southern Addition lo Uoseburjt; prop rapid growth. It has already become city in lliversido Addition, valued at wtuttly known as one of tho solid bust lies institutions of tho slate, and its voiy blK'ral pmroungo is evidence of its usefulness and conv leciouce to the OU In v. The card pa ty given by Mesdames J. A. Collins. D. K. Yerron uud Jas. H..rlli..r m ll.t.) i'..)litw n 1ui t UT ''T"1 nl nit 11nrdra ftrtxtiitt from ivarllhg, at Hotel (. olllus on lust hat ii,tiiciiiu.ii. Kn.ionud by phjutriftn tt- unlay evening, was one of tho most pleasant wh'IhI allairs of the season. Thoto ladies are delightftil entertainers and never fail to muke their guests liappy. Quito a numU'rol gentlemen are now talking up a 4(h of July celebration for Oakland. We hope they will mu-eced ttTers an opportunity for safe invest In tholr etTuris. Muny of tho best and ment ami large returns, as an Invest most largely attended celebrations ever ment In lots t.j Waiie's Addition. This hold In tli is county have been at Oak- addition comprises the southern part of land, and there seems no reason why the liose place. These tots aro offered wo ithotild not have a celebration this on easy terms, $. down and monthly year the most "glorious" of all. I,ot payments of live dollars a month, us all put our shoulders to the wheel Prowrty In this addition has steadily IS SEW QUARTERS, Co. Sow Has 1110 : Title Guarantees Loan to .. . ltanasomc unices, .".HO, niul i acres in sec 20, tp X! i wcs(.. ACKERS DYSPEPSIA TABLETS whoii' No ruri1, nn ynj. J' ri-ntn. Kiir !! br Hum lit .m HniR To., KodctiiitR: UkUtit tiiiiU Co , Onkl-u.l "vt ii to W . H llnok-r A T , IlnffA'n, N Y. tor ttto tiUI imt kiidi'. (Notlitng Like Them ) No Savings Bank and make her go. Dr. tiilmour attended stune sick peo ple nt Klkion lust week. Thompson aiul Miss K;se I'm- calling ou W. It mitt, ot Cob Oakland frit ml on last W'edlie- P. i ' f advanced in price since It was placed on the market, and now, since the new high selnnd is teing built there, this proierty is very desirable. For par ticularscall on the Cobb Ileal ltate Co., Koscburg, Oregon. d s.w. The Title Guarantee & Loan Co., J. D. Hamilton manager, now occupy thoir handsome new otlicesat the corner of Washington and Jackson streets, iu what is known as the Caro corner. This change from their former quartors in the court houso was necessitated by their increased business, making more room an absolute requirement. A prominent feature In the new ollices is a tine safety deposit vault, 10x20 feet in interior dimensions. A full set o chilled steel safety deposit boxes have lHen ordered from the east for tho use of patrons. Tho company now handle loans as wcli as tholr abstract and tille gn.iruutce business. Township plats of any township in the Uoseburg land dis trict furnished while you wait, Every body invited tocall at the new quarters, corner Washington and Jackson streets. Acker's Weed Flixrr posliiely Cun Chronic illeinl Pt'i.Mitnttir anl a Scrofulous iiitivtions. At all t tin-' IliaTChif-S s!'!!l tei. .nsd IMM'lti'T Mmiev r.'fHiiii. d u ,wni inv nt -a:i;'iri ft e. and $1 i i'. MoUi'lVa potivel Cur. Si.-k H ad ache, Indict -.lion urd t on-i ipat ion. A ue 1 1 trhi fnl herb drink. He moves ali eiuptious of the sUi-i, proiiuciiii,' a piM !i el ctMuplcvion r mone reiuhded, P m ;! : m VITALSTV JlFItR USING, i st.'f...lH. lUi. UOl I j i r,T.- tv. ,1!, n.M tl OO i, r 1- -v" i'luI. Otito. J-'or s.jle by A. (,'. Mar'crs .V Co., Ko.icburg, Oregon. Wnrl of Alt KTorlnc. Can anything te worse than to feel that every minute will le your lost? Such was the experience of Mrs. S. D. Newsom, Decatur, Ala. "For three years," she writes, "I endured insuf ferable ain from indigestion, stomach and Uiwel trouble. Death seemed In evitable when doctors and all remedies failed. At length I was induced U try Fleet i-ie Hitters ami the re-u!t was 'i-.ieuViis. I inipr. viu a or re and '.i'W Unt eon.jt'etfly reettvered.' Foi l.ier. Kidney, Siorrach and Dowel troubles Fleet ric liitteis is the only undieine. Only li's gnarautetil C. l:ltwtlMs Co., Druggists, lioselmrg. Ore. Don't Go to St. Louis THE STORE THAT DOES THE, BUST-ESS FISHER & BELLOWS CO. SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK Twenty pieces imported, all linen suitings imported by us direct from Ireland and should have been here by March 1st, but did not arrive until this week. It is late in the season and rather than keep them over we have concluded to sell them without any profit. They should sell at 25c per yard. OUR PRICE loC THIS WEEK :THEY COME IN: Pink, Blue, Red, Champagne, Nile Green, Grays EVERYTHING IN THE DRY GOODS LINE AT LOWEST PRICES Fisher GROCERIES Bellows Co. PHONE 721 Reduced Round Trip Rates Ac count Worlds Fair, St. Louis First class tickets on ealeMav, 11, 12, Hi. June, lii, 17, IS, Julv, 1, 2, S, Any., S, II, 10, Sept., 5, (i. ",' Oct., :i, 4, 5. Uoseburg, lo St. Louis, uud return, good Ho days with stop over privitir's at rates ranging from $7"-4."i to .70 according to route chopen. Passengers will have privilege of starling on any date which will enable them to reach destination within ten days from the saledittn. Injui:-e of Ajent Southern Taeilic Co., KoseburiT. d-sw-tf How About Your Vacation? Summer formation and a handsomo illustrated All white help. Private boxes. Open day and night. Furnished rooms in connection. Newport or Yaquina Day is the ideal seaside resort of the 2sorih Pacific Coast. Kound trfp tickets at greatly reduced rales on sale from all Southern Pacific points in Oregon, nn nod afier .Ii ne 1st. Ask agents for fur'her souvenir booklet, or write to Edwin Stono, Manager C. & E. R. R., Albany, Ore., or Y E. Coiuan, G. P. A. S. V. Co., Portland. Rluo prints of township maps, fifty cents each. Filing papers properly pre pared. Frank B. Alley, up stairs over in- land office. Hosier j Are superior to any in the city, jf yCsCjf' jj BTBRM flHDjtOflST OYSTERS J (X ImSW .-r..i--rrnr.-rrr:rr.-r j 1 1 gmmm lip Yur Mark I t !LIn the World i i I f J wtv-mmitu nr.. in. i n , I f y m 14 i f 1 1 mmmhi ii tWininnfty'iM II ll omiii expense i I hay FFFh 3nJ r.BY wnnn t I IIHI, I LLV UIIU Kill FOR SALE AT GEO. COLLINS' FEED SUED Near the Deer Creek Bridge J Foot op Jackson Street t Telephone 1051 $500 worth of pec o n d - h a n d furniture, stoves Hnd household poods We pay tlie highest cash pi ice for same. Kinds of Housch Id Goods Sold or Exchanged. The Roscbiirg Junk or. ill Koie S(i., Opi. & Hide Co. GROCERIES. ! nr writi' .1 In I I...- i'hinl -.11 1. I '...-si IMM I. ' :l't I'.M-: I it'll ll'l l;-:iv,-,.T H. S. 1 fviil A''iMit, I'i'i ; ' a Sului'ribe fur Tin' lvi.'w. i i,m -,.. I :r.-:i.i. ; .1. i' , Ful! T11K tll.MIT KIND AT Til !: l.'Il.HT IMilC'KS nr!S. HI.NRY I-ASTON I Thnnn IU tiivitl Mirt t nu r ieal .ir reurihir titntier c tn ..ii.'ill LtiiJ ilJitL.Xhi.l.. Next ti.Hir to(;ie.n I'entrnl CiffiirSt.jte OPRN f ROM 7 A. M. TO 10 P. M Don't be satisfied to work along in the same old way for low wages. Ve have helped thousands carve out successful careers. We can help you do the same. If you want to change your work, wo can train you in spare time for a salaried position in your new profession. We can train von for any of the following positions: Mpehinksl Entlnter: Meriinnkal n.'.llsnan i-.n'iitrr, surveyor; .lining trg ur.iiaman; jign r.lflKf; l,f.nir Writer: W m!.- nrrirr; R.oUre; ith i. oi.ot'ep,: ; vtomnicr:! I.jr . rtr.-tri.-.l Fnl ct . . or-,,,, Dt;;.;;;; siiirjV'riSnS r: Mer.c-;raphcr; French, German, or Spaaiab, u'riu 7o.n; :i .'.v.;.iv iu.'.-n-sls you, to Correspondence Schools BOX 799. SCRANTOM, PA. Or Call On Our Local Rei-resent.viive: X. HnM. A- -m: I'nr hi n.i , Ufej, :i -HI- r nt ;-. nt (if Or- I'i.i -01 II -Kay nMd., i:. ma;::h- ci;avi-i H irtrt !'. u l: ,y Mr. Cm fot.l vi it- 1 wiil be vla.l to lu.ir :r. :i: tl ev are free. 1 .u "ri-i-n, i'TV ; 0 .i:li 1 f-irti"' r for Anthem (ir.'irun. II 8,1- ir i tlv in t'-r- Pt I flu. ,.,ool utiil "to h'.in for lireiilars, etc.,
