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About Evening Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-190? | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1904)
f 1 -TV - A-" ::v v.-' KLDUChl) EXCUltblUN KATES ' From S. P. and C. E. Points to the, Seaside and Mountain Resorts ! for the Summer. Ou and after June 1, 1004, the South ern I'aoilic, In connection with the Corvallistfe Easuirn railroad, will have on sale round trip tickets from points on their lines to Newport, Yuquli a und Detroit at very low rates, jjood for return until October 10, t.(4. Three-day tickets to Newport and Yaquina, jrootl pointy Saturdays and returning Mondays, are also on sale from all East Side points, Portland, to Kugene inclusive, and from all West Side points enhbleint? people to visit their families and spend Sunday at the Be aside. Season tickets from all East Side points, Portland to Eugene, inclusive, and from all West Side points, are also on sale to Detroit at very low rates, with stop-over privileges at Mill City or any point east, euablomg tourists to visit tho Kantiain and lireitenhush hot springs in the Cascade mountains, which can be reached in one day. Season tickets will be good for re turn from all points until October 10. Three-day tickets will lie good going on Satin-days and returning Mondays only. Tickets from Portland and vi cinity will bo good for return via the East or West Side at option of pas senger. Tickets from Kugeuo and vi cinity will be good iroing via the Lebanon-Springfield branch if desired, baggage on Newport tickets checked through to Newport; on Yaquina tickets to Yaquina only. Southern Paciiic trains connect with tho C. A E. at Albany and Corvallis for Yuquinaand Newport. Trains on tho C. & E. for Detroit will leave Albany at 7 a. m., enabling tourists to the hot springs to reach there the tame day. Pull information as m rates, with beautifully illustrated booklet of Ya quina bay and vicinity, timetable, etc., can bo obtained on application to Edwin Stone, manager C & E. rail road, Albany; VV. E. Coinan, i. P. A., Southern Pari lie company, Portland, or to any S. P. or C. A: E. agent. Hate from Itnsoburg to Newport, j Hate from Hose burg to Yaquina, $S, I The Fair Route Via Chicago or New Orleans to St. Louis, is the one that gives you the most for your money, and the fact that the Illinois Ckxtiial oiTers unsur passed service via these points to the Worlds Fair, and in this connection to all points beyond, makes it to your ad vantage, in cuse you contemplate a trip to any point east, to write us before making final arrangements. We can offer the choice of at least a dozen different routes. D. H. Tkumuull, Commercial Agent, 142 Third Street, Portland, Oreg. J. C. Lindsky, T. F. & P. A., 142 Third Street, Portland, Oreg. P. D. Thompson', F. & P. A., Room 1, Col man Hldg., Seattle, Wash. ELECTION RETURNS FOR DOUGLAS COUNTY JUNE 6, 1904. It li Up to the Doctor, A lady wrote us from Winchester, Va., that she had been under a Doc tor's care for 4 years for dyspepsia, the pain appeared to center under the left shoulder blade, was so severe at times that she could neither eat nor sleep She had lost faith in her home Doctor, and asked us to send her sample of Dr. Gunn's Improved Liver Pills, which had been recommended to her. We sent her two pills, in a few days she sent for a box. Now she writes that the pain under her shoulder has left her entire ly, she enjoys her meals and never sleeps less than H hours every night, and this has all come about In 2 weuks, and cost her ")0o. for two boxos of pills. Says the doctor charged hor $.j0.00, and that she told him he had better take the $.10.00 and investitall in Dr. Gunn's Improved Liver Pills and build up his practice. Sold by Druggists for 25c per box. Anyone having dpspepsia, bilious spells or sick-headache can get a sperdy cure by the use of thuso t tils. For sale by A. C. -Marstcrs & Co., Drug gists. Country Produce Wanted. We pay tho highest market price for country produce and poultry. John McNamkk & Hno. sw jlli Grocers, Hose burg. Roseburg-Elarshfi iid Line B. I-ENTON, Proprietor -SII()l;ri'T AND IIKST ROUTK TO- Myrtle Point, Coquille $ all Coos Bay Points Stage leaves Rosebnrg every morning at 0:00 n. m. connecting with S trains at Myrtle Point for Marshtlehl and with the boats for Uoquille 0 river peinU. g GOOD KIGS AND CAREFUL DRIVERS g For further particulars apply to G. W. RAPP, Agent at Roeeburg, g Cans Street, near the depot. 0CHX kXXm?OOOOvOO00 OCi OOC OOOOiOOCXOOCMX000000000'i GROCERIES THAT ARE FIRST rate, up to the highest standard of quality in every way, cannot be sold at extraordinary low prices. Itut the bent guoiie can heboid nt reiisniiublo tignree mid that is what we aim to do. We buy when and Were we get good that will nrove catiffaetn'y to rur iwBt pa titular ru-toniern. and are eiitiMied to eell at a small prutit. Can wo do more? F. BARKER & CO. GROCERS JENNINGS' BAKERY ,so7?:Lo Jackson Street, South of the Postoffic. Fresh Bread, Cakes Pastry Every Day Onlora taken 'or llnlla.Baniiiirta, Ktc. PHONE 165 hvtuythinn the very liest. I " -5 I .2 i z n I i I i i I k I s. I I 3 ( P- I 3 e. 7, o 3 - ; g. : : if 3 S f : jr : : : . 9- S : : i : : 5" f p ; : : : :' : : p r I : : : : I : : : t'Oll (,'ONUKKSS " Hormann, li l.Ti K)n 1811 fit ln:i 12 2:t (14 2:1 20 1 (id 1)11 1"0 4(1 7.1 (is 4IP 114 72 1(11 52 Vciiteh, D 80 10U 7U 8'J lift 27 12 22 47 51 28 1:11 ul 18 21 3' 71 24 04 15 Justiuk KUl'. COUHT Motira, I! 15.1 1II4 IBS 107 112 81 24 57 20 25 4li 00 l():i 150 40 70 (iO 7(1 17:1 50 O'ltoy, 1) 117 "(I 5!) 04 (W 82 00 211 17 2:1 45 31 2(i 121 45 12 21 ') 48 04 15 Daiky and Food Com "lilP.v. 1! l:m ! 104 0(1 il 74 Hi 45 18 24 llll 5.1 85 117 41 52 5(1 7 154 30 Dolltflm, D ul 55 50 71 54 74 78 24 15 22 38 24 24 101 5(1 17 17 -7 411 41) 11 ClItCUIT JUDOK Humilton, D 217 14(i 138 213 102 10(1 121 32 45 31 uli 58 57 15li 143 30 3(i 43 IH) 108 51 147 41 I'otlor, K 87 82 (12 125 82 (17 (il 22 3(i 21 17 34 40 82 75 38 U0 57 47 88 t7 111 21! Pkosecuting Att y Hrown, I 215 Ki8 145 25U 137 134 12(i 30 07 20 40 00 05 112 17(1 54 70 78 88 203 57 Joint Senator liilyeu, D 120 87 70 123 82 84 10(1 27 10 20 52 42 3(1 137 5(1 21 28 3(i 57 84 20 Hooth, R Kill 120 114 180 1)4 100 03 24 00 21 24 40 68 104 147 48 04 04 70 170 40 Joint Hkp iiridtfcs, D 120 88 (in 00 (15 84 83 22 10 22 44 32 32 12ii 04 12 23 30 53 58 15 Vuwtor, It 145 112 00 173 104 102 80 2.1 48 10 10 38 52 80 127 47 00 07 71 105 47 State Senatou Coshow, D 104 00 107 100 123 Ho 100 2S 35 28 4(i (13 41 140 100 31 27 45 101 W0 41 101 41 Mitrstera, K 131 8(1 170 54 77 71 22 41 21 2(i 24 52 05 102 35 04 53 33 100 71 148 22 Rei-kesentatives G'.V, U 140 117 (10 178 101 00 73 20 50 21 23 45 48 01 100 42 50 01 71 177 56 Sonnemunn, R 142 122 08 185 00 104 04 2(1 55 22 23 37 52 01 102 38 115 100 45 Kramer, D 13S 07 73 115 70 84 08 20 25 2.1 43 37 30 128 38 15 -r 3 04 5(1 1" ells. D in 05 57 80 02 70 08 10 15 23 38 31 27 117 37 15 25 38 "4 47 13 COMMIMSIONEH Mill-tin, S 53 54 47 75 311 38 45 10 15 12 32 34 19 31 37 21 3 "1 M 35 5 lounj;, R 04 101 133 233 130 145 110 27 05 30 3(i 51 05 140 174 50 73 08 208 53 County cr.EKK Airw, D 185 141 135 178 120 151 100 20 42 27 57 (IS 51 137 111 41 31 43 (17 117 30 74 34 Ilnsarcl, H us 20 05 140 50 54 78 22 40 25 20 20 40 100 103 34 73 58 U8 80 81 187 32 ItUclsoe, IX. r,4 100 8t 1:12 80 104 RS 2S IS 4S 40 :t!i KM 107 11 41 5:1 4!t 84 24 20(1 Mc( lallen, K m, io io2 178 102 7 8H 20 47 2!) '25 44 52 120 UK) 50 05 47 85 114 87 54 -7 Cot 'NT Y J KKAStTltKK j ' Bryan, p.. 127 72 o:tl01 57 7:t 01 20 JiO 24 44 311 28 120 47 n () ort 55 50 51 Kt AssKssoH- Ir'! 115 m V" H!' 78 45 " '2i 41 107 ir'7 4,i Z'1 74 H:i 178 W Cttsel)eer. D '. . . . Us 72 ft 77 08 7s 81 221 17 22 40 42' 28; 12 S:t 14 ll :tl 00 74 07 10 K.MIOOSI'1'T-1,11 VM 11! m 112 '7 57 " 57 l07 117 45 ,W 87 131 171 43 Chaney, I) ;io .", r0 7:t 50 75 R4l 22 it 20 :tl .V' 27i 1:17 70 20 '0 7 4:t 57 vi Simv"y"k-irl lL" 21f; 117 118 8,i "4 ti" " :iU 4:i "S W 121 44 71 84 170 50 Kobcrts, K ISO 142 i;t0 100 1CH 01 !)1 21 55 2!) 25 45 01 118 i:t:i 51 00 07 84 177 40 I'tmoNru-101 ' W U" V 1i:t 8r 'M) 21 21 44 "tS il 112 74 -1 -:s 30 45 ,W 1,f Hojrue P.. 7s 45 ft", (id 01 77 07 l!) 25 3S 2:t 22 140 m 28 ; 54 58 ift iwilehell. li. 2os 10., 2L 2 Ht5 77 58 24 l 04 U7 80 l.'4 42 70 08 73 182 48 Vv 14(1 112 101 111.-, !Hi 118 101 40 51 i:J 174 17 N( 51 20 a; 4V 10 10 20 l;t' 12 lit' 15 25 11 Local Option j i 1 Vt's 14u 120 mr 157 88 117 0:i 4u 50 5l 104 :tn 78 178 4 T1Nn l-'K Wj H5 l:io 05 tio 77 :ift 2o; 12 45 20 25 i;o n I'lti.MAitY Nom. Law Xrs m 131 14 Ml 140 1021 :I7 53 51 155 M 140 " "1 -S 14 74 20 17 42; 17 lttl 20 114 s 58 "i How to Save Money. A new photo tent has been established j i Jackson street, just south of the electric light otllce, where you can ob tain aH sizes of photographs, from a stamp to a life-si .e portrait, at prices that will surprise you. lie sure and call und save money on your pictures. sw-ji;t. Fnllrrtun & Ktclmrd'itn ask the readers of this paper to test the! valuo of Kodol's Dyspepsia Cure. Those persons who have isi d It and who have been cured by it, do not hesi tate to recommend it to their friends. Kodol digests what you eat, cures indi gestion, dysjwpsia and all stomach troubles. Increases strength by enab ling the stomach and digestive organs to contribute to the blood all of the nutriment contained in the food. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is pleasant and palat able. FOU SALK Pearl guineas, 75 cents each. Kgps 50 cents por setting, address. .KM, a Lonu, Yoncalla. Ore. ITOK HF.NT. Klght-room btiustt cor 1 ner of Douglas and Pine streets, and five-room house on Washington street. A. F. Hahkinuton, Itoaebnrg, Or. U-jl8. F'OK SALK. Good 3-inch wide tire wagon and gotd set of heavy har ness, both almost new, for sale or will trade for wood or hay. Call on or ad dress A. Ciikason, Uoseburg, Ore. j23 F'OK SALK. A Champion binder in good condition, or will trado for a good horse. Address V. K. Davkn liUT, HoseDurv, Ore. tf M RRAH FOR UOSEBURG! Richardson-Hamilton Nuptials. -THERE WIf.I, BE A- Grand Street Fair and Carnival In the City of Roseburg, Commencing Monday, June 13, 1904, and last ing 6 days, under the auspices of Protection Tent No. 15, K. 0. T. M. PERFORMANCES GIVEN BY THE Of the State of Alabama. Consisting of Eight Big Shows and Two Free Attractions Daily- Oper ated by One Hundred People. Come and see the free high dive, with out cost, twice each day. Good music daily furnished by the Dixie Band. Jo iy k ... .1 Ti; w u I 1 1 1 u f.- r m ss 1: -Remember the Date June 13 to 18, inclusive In the presence of relatives and a large number of Invited friends, the wedding of VV. H. Kichardson and Miss Stella Hamilton, w.is solemnized at the residence of the bride's parents, Dr. and Mrs. S. Hamilton, in this city. Wednesday night. Kev. Geo. II. Ben nett, of the M. H. church, performed thecerernony, which took place beneath a beautiful canopy of white roses, ferns and Oregon grape. Promptly at 8:45 .Mrs. F. IT. Apple hotT took her place at the piano, aeot. m panied by Prof. ApplehotTon the violin, and as the strains of Mendelssohn's wedding march stole through the soft lighted rooms, adding melody to the incense of a profusion of (lowers, the bridal party decended the broad stair way. Little Rita and Florence Kohl hagen bearing white ribbons ushered the party to the drawlngroom. Dainty little Myrl Hamilton strewed the petals of white roses before the bride. Miss Jottio Watson, as the maid of honor, led tho bride through the avenue of silk. The bride leaned on the arm of her father, and was attended by Dr. Luther Hamilton and Miss Ruth Ham ilton. The bridegroom, attended by Mr. Warren McWilliams, as best man, and by Kev. Geo. II. Dennett, entered and awaited the bride amid a profusion of fragrant pink and white blossoms, and beneath gracefully draped ropes of myrtle and white roses. The Impress ive and beautiful ring ceremony fol lowed. While the happy couple were being showered with congratulations, Mr. Claire Godfrey, In his own inimitable way, sang a solo and Prof, and Mrs ApplehotT discoursed sweet music. The happy young people then led the way to the spacious dinlngroom where dain ty aod delicious refreshments were served. The room was radiant In pink and white and redolent with sweetness. From the chandelier swung pink rib bons Id graceful lines to bows knotted at the corners and aides of the table. Pink candles emitted their mellow light through tissue rosettes of pink, and beautiful carnations and La France roses added to the charming effect. The bride was charming in a gown of silk tissue de sole, and flowing veil, and with orange blossoms In her hair. She carried a boquet of The Bride ros es. The bridesmaids were elegant and attractive In powns of cream crepe de chine and pink silk organdie. The bridegroom and his attendants wore conventional black. j The ro im were hamWomely draped I with ropes of white and green, wiih Oregon graje and honeysuckle, and j broad sword-ferns spread their feathery form over the walls. The piano was I hidden behind a bitik of drooping j leave and was crowned with a huge Ikm i net of pink peoni. . The gift were j wry bi'i'Mtifu, numerous ui:d costly. I Mr. 1 liohanUon t he "on of 11. Kich-u.-.Immi, and is u meinMor of the tirm of rul'it-ru-il & IlichA! um.11. dr;:ggit lie iMU'.e of tl.h.nv's risii.g ii:ng I'l-.n-'"- men. sterling 'n eh nr.; -t-r, tful iuiw. pjp 'ii-ir a -nei:g a wu'e cir.-le of friends. The bride, who will grace his home, Is one of Roseburg's fairest daughters. They departed on the overland train for a bridal trip to the Sound cities. Hi Hi 'J'hrubbciiK Hlitctw Would quickly leave you if you used Dr. King's Now Life Pills. Thousands ofsutTerers have proved their match less merit for Sick and Nervous Head aches. They make pure blood and build up your health. Unlv'25c: monev hack if not. cured. Sold by A. C. Mar stcrs & Co., Druggists, Uoseburg, Ore. Dance at the Armory Saturday night. TfOU SALE. One acre of improved -1- land south of Bandon, Oregon, fronting the ocean. Call on E. M. Moore, Uoseburg, Oregon. ysi. MISCELLANEOUS. FOR RENT. A warehouse in Rose burg. Gallon Mrs. M.Josephson forjmrtlculars. tf. MILCH COWS. Good milch cows for sale cheap. Call on Temple Brown, four miles east of Uoseburg. d-aw-jl0. lOR SALE. A trnct of 150 acres In -1- Kden bower, lying along the river, opposite the Soldiers' Home. No agents. Call on E. M. Moore, Rose burg, Or. d-tf. five r i-r.rr.r" . ..." .t..."vw fourthsof an acre of land In fruit trees and garden. Address "Z", care lie Tlow, oi' inquire at Review orlice. d-sw DR . L. 8TUDLKY OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Speclftllit of chronic diseases. Conauttatton free, uilice over the posloillcu. Phone lull. Hours; to 12 a. m. and 2 to f p m. RcsUloucoat II. D. Graves place. 'Phone 1294 Wll, DARBY, D. M. D. DENTIST Office in the Abraham Buildim?. (Over the Postolllce In the office here tofore occupied by Dr. J. U.Chapuiau.) ROSKBUKO OKK(iON j o.twitcukia7 " PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ROSKBDBO, - OuBOOh Special atteatlon flven to dlivmiei of the ay oiflce new liouglas Cauutr Bank Butic lug. jLUKB V. UUOVKH, PHYSICIAN AND SUKGKON, R38BBUBO - - (Jb special AttootloD given to Oiaeaatft o! t, Nose and Throat. Office Mat o at.,oo door loutn of Oi nEU. E. HOUOK.M. D. Othce, in the Review building, ope tarn rooms 13 and 14. Telephone, Main 31, Rorbburo, Obb, DS. T. WEST.-Fire Insurance. , Notary Public. City Property rented. County and City Warrants hnmrVit nr.,1 nnl 1 . . """h"" wiicuLiuiis uiuuu. wince on Jackson street No. 407. Hoover building abiiraoi .oi title to deeded land. Papers pre pared for filing on i(overDinftr laud, Blnepriutaortownihipmapi ihowlDg all va oant laudi. FRANK E. ALLEY ARCHITECT and ABSTRACTER Plain and estimates lor all kinda ol BolldinRS. Special designs for office flxtureeaa OBM ,n I'm Ooontr B.nk Bnlldlna; Phonw 871. K1MKBDBU, OHK. OREGON AND IIlMION DAriKlf rhree Trains Daily to the East Aclt th. via the iiyXKT ass asr?&S 7Qport"m, Vo chicaoo 7fll No Chinee of Cart. v Ueparta lor TO- SPOKAXE, ST. PAUL, PULUTH M 1 N N E A P O h I S, C H I C A G O, ST. UH IS and all points East nnd South. 20Vl;RLAND TRAINS DAILY I LVLR and the FAST .MAIL Chicago roriiana Special via Huut- At Inn He KxpreM IS r in. via Hum H-fton. TIME 8CHKDULK3 Halt Lake. Denver, Ft. Cntcaeo aud Kaat. 2 Arrive from S:2S p. m. 00 a. m. Splen liil Service. l"i-to-Pat6 Kiiijv. j ment, Coarteons Emptnyes. i Pavliirlit trip ncroi the Cascm'e ami ; Kwky MtMititiiitifi J K.ir lull p irtt i:l:ir!', r.itns, fil l.T., otr.. i. l'H'KSON. C. T. A., 112 Tl.ir.l : rvvt. P.'rthui'l. .n. S. Ci. YKl:KS. I). V. A , CIS Firs ' Avenue. S..m!e, Wa-li. tfc.it Lake, Denver. Ft I Wortb, Uma., K..- I (.Mc.irixnd Emu :. f.nl 'Will. W.ll. .le.l.ton. Tt. st. ftui'. D'lliuh, Mll- puliua. 1 'iee, t'btcao and OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE For sun Franefero-'Terr Bve ,ir. , t oo "V J'"'rl"' ") Vint, anl North i. -. h- K1II5. r- pt s .n!y, p. m.; n .uy ..rrloe. ..er ivumii.. on Wlilanelte ml vamhllt 'tvtra. For fu tl tTit,i'i, 11.11 nr. o, . '.traia A. 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