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Evening Roseburg Review Vol. VII. ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 21, 1904. No. 97. A Harmless Cup Golden Gate Coffee The favorite among housekeepers who are particular, want the best and - pay Men and who arc alive enjoy a cud of fine coffee. And it There is health and cheerfulness in of Golden Cate. Rich The coffee of aU coffees. Sold on merit. At high grade grocers. I and 2 lb. aroma-tight tins. J. A. Folger tt Co., s.n Frcl.co Importer, and Rotates of flita Old Coffaaa ro a G -AND- Building Material Do you contemplate building or improving your propertitis? If so it will pay you to call on the ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. We carry a largo stock of all kluJa of BUILDING MATERIAL IN THE ROUGH AND SIZED First-class dry flooring First-class Bhiplap Fii'Bt-class rustic Plain it fancy pickets Lath. Dry cedar, star A, star No. 1 IShingles. We have a good quality of No. 2 Rustic that we are selling ti 313.U0 per thousand feet, and other material in proportion. Give us a call and be convinced. We are here to stay in the business. We als" carry a large stock of Sash, Doors Mouldings, etc.; Brackets, Newel Posts, Porch Columns and other finishing materials. THE ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. OFFICE: KINNEY ADDITION ROSEBURG, OREGON Just across Dee rf Creek, loot of Jackson Street. Special TODAY and Taffy Crisp Peanut and Cocoanut. Vanilla and Fre9h Strawberry Ice Cream. Currier's, AREFUL CONFECTIONER AT Cut This Out and prpsnt it at Lewis' Photograph Gallery and it will entitle yon to ONE AND ONE-HALF DOZEN photos at the price of nnp dozen. This will apply on an size or style of picture we make We guarantee satis faction on all onrwnrk or money refunded. Thi" offer holds trood until August 1st. Bring this adv. with yon in order lo secure the benefit of this offer. H. 0. Lewis' Photo Gallery. fZEZfS&X? Y'ur latroiiayw GROUR!ES. .$ Private Free Delivery E. A. Wood & Company of Satisfaction are willing to for it. Women does them good. aromatic Hpliiniio 0 TUESDAY Fresh Strawberry Our Motto Is Quality fur STAPLE and FANCY 8 Kresh bread daily. to all parts of the city and suburb . Troxel Bock, Opposite Dpot KILLING TIME Republicans Meet and Adjourn Till Tomorrow. HAM'S NAME IS CHEERED Nothing to It but Roosevelt Delegates Accept Invitation to Visit the World's Fair. Special to Evening Review. Chicago, June 21. The Republican National Convention was called to or der at 12:14 o'ooek p. m. in this city today, aud at 2:1.1 o'clock the conven tion adjourned until 12 o'clock noon tomorrow. Previous" to adjournment thfi delegates and their alternates ac cepted an invitation to visit, the World's Fair at St. Louis after the closo of the convention. Organization was effected without unusual incident, everything passing oft with cut und dried exactitude. The convention is decidedly Rooseveltian in Us complexion, badgos bearing the likeness of the president being in evi dence galore. The mention of the name of the late Senator M. A. Hanna was greeted with a tremendous out burst of applause. The feature of today's proceeding was the seating of two delegates each from Porto Rico and the Philippines. The temporary otlieera will be made permanent and the "stand pat" policy adhered to on the tar ill. Worrt of. AU xpr.fnct, ... Can anything be worse than to feel that every minute will be your last? Such was the experience of Mrs. S. H. Newsom, Decatur, Ala. "For three years," she writes, "I endured Insuf ferable pain from indigestion, stomach and bowel trouble. Death seemed in evitable when doctors and all remedies failed. At length I was Induced to try Electric Bitters and the result was miraculous. I improved at once and now I'm completely recovered." For Liver, Kidney, Stomach and Uowel troubles Electric Bitters Is the only medicine. Only 50c. It's guaranteed by A. C. Marsters &. Co., Druggists, Hoseburg, Ore. WHY DO YOU COUGH? Dot-on know that ft little cooh In dancer ouatbluft? Are yo aware that Uoften fastena on 'hp Iuiir. end far lv pIK'U rnoa into ('on MimpMoD n1 ends In death? an von afford to tnfle with ao aortoua a ma ter? Acier'i Eur). all Remedy for tongha. Colds and Con lUtnptlonll beTOtid question the Rreatrat of all modern remedied. It will atop a cough In one night and It will ch'Ck a cold In a dir. It will prevent Croup, relieve An thru a and turn Con u caption. Our faith In it li no ptrnnit (hut we guaramee every bottle to give aatiifactlo nor money back. THE OREGON COAST. From Portland to a Summer Paradise in Four Hours. The above heading is the title of a handsome booklet just Issued by the Astoria and Columbia River Railroad under the direction of J. C. Mayo, general passenger agent, Astoria, Ore goo. The illustrations Include many RHEUMATISM Kidney .Stomach and Nervous Troubles are positively cured with Oil of Eden and Sweet Spiritn of Eden. They are not cheap reme dial, but inexpensive cured. $5 will buy the lot. Sold by all flrst-claen drupgistn At'KfM, Calif., Oct. 3, '0.1. The Cau Co-op. Mbdicai. Co. Oakland, Cai.. I read one of vour circulars which came with a bottle of your most excel lent medicine, "Oil of Khun.' We have used o,uit a number of I Kittled of it and it merits can't be to highly recommended. On -e it saved my daugh ter' life, when he wa almost ded o scarlet fever. I am, very respectfully, Your wpII wither, MM. I.EffME Vst K. beautiful views along the Columbia river and the popular Clatsop Beach resorts. The text is scrip and not too voluminous, setting forth in a concise way just what those seeking rest and recreation want to know. Before arranging for your summer outing write to Mr. Mayo for one of these booklets, or call at the A. & C. R. R. ticket offlces either at 243 Alder street, or the Union Depot, Portland, Oregon. It la 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 ut times that she could neither eat nor sleep. t?he 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 8 hours every night, and this has nil come about in 2 weeks, and cost her 50c. for two boxes of nills. Says the doctor charged her $.")0.00, and that she told him he had better take the $50.00 and invesr.it all in Dr. Gunn's Improved Liver Pills and build up his practice. Sold by Druggists for 25c. per box. Anyone having dpspepsiu, bilious spells or sick-headache can get. a speedy cure by the use of these mils. J For sale by A. C. Marsters & Co., Drug- j gists. BILLS UNPAID W. E, Dewey Leaves Town .De serting His Family. CREDITORS LAMENT HIS ACT Uad Been Conducting the Shamrock Restaurant, Near tlic Depot, For a Month Past. With outstanding debts against hiin aggregating about $',100, aud without giving the slightest warning to anyone as to his Intention, Warren E.Dewey, who with his wife, has been conducting the "Shamrock" restaurant, near the depot, in this city, suddenly left town last night and up to late this afternoon he could nut be found. Before d' cimp- ing, Dewey sold the stock of confection ery and cigars and most of the grocer- j ies in his establishment, the proceeds of which he took along, together with the receipts of the business since last Saturday night. His wife and two lib tie children, whom he deserted, are left practically penniless, but Mrs. Dewey has sent word to her relatives in Mich igan for money, which will enable her and the children to return there. Dewey was last seen here about 11 o'clock Monday night. After telling his wife that he would be home shortly, he stepped over to A. M osier's restau rant, across the street from his own place of business, and after a vain effort to sell out to .Mr. iw osier lor various prices ranging as far down as 325, he 1 disappeared. The next heard of Dewey was at Winchester. From that plce he 'phoned to Frank Brand, the night waiter at bis restaurant, saying he was bound for his home in Michigan. Mrs. Dewey was nearly prostrated this morning upon discovering her hui baod's perfidy. Dewey had leased the "Shamrock" restaurant for a year from M. Devaney. He had been in possession of the place for a little over a month and had not paid a cent of the contract rental. The establishment Is closed pending the ad justment of matters, after which Mr. Devaney will probably reopen the busi ness. The local authorities have notified oflicers all along the line of travel to be on the lookout for Dewey. suspiprr cAPTtJitKi. Later. At 3:30 o'clock this after noon Sheriff Parrot t received a 'phone. message from social Deputy T Williams, at Wilbur, stating that a man answering Dewey's description had been arrested there. The man will be brought to Hotehurg on the local train this evening. An Alarm tlnrk for 9 Ha you wurit to ret up early and feel pood all day take a Little Karly Riwr or two at bed time. These famous little pi lie relax the nerve, giv rjuiet rent and refreshing sleep, with a gentle movement of the bowels armut tireak fist titie-. W. IJ. Howell. Ifoimton. Tex., m s " I'ttrly Ris.-nti.re tin- bit pill mail- for con si i pat .ion. sw-k head airlie, hilliounesH, etc." Njld by Ful lertou & Richardson. ADY GAIN Enrollment of Roseburg Schools Searing 1,000 Mart FIVE DIRECTORS NEXT YEAR J. G.Flook Succeeds S. C. Flint as Di rector Annual Report of District Clerk. According to the oltlclal report of -Miss Clara Dlllord, clerk of school district No. 4, which wus read at the aunual Bchool-moeting Monday, the number of pupils in attendance ut the Roseburg Public Schools during the school year ending this June, reached a total of 1)10, a gain , of 81 ovor the enrollment for the previous year. Of this number 510 wore females and 4.1!) mules. By the end of the next school year, the number of attending pupils will undoubtedly roach a total of l,0i!0 or ovor, which will place the district in what is termed the tirst class and, under the state law, untitling it to "five directors, Instead of only throe as at present. At the moeting held Monday, J. G. Flook was unanimously elected direc tor for the regular term of throe years to succeed Mr. S. C. Flint, whose term had expired and who declined re-oloc-tlon. Miss Dillard wus re-elected clork for another year. The present board of dirootors now cousistsof Messrs Flook, F. W. Wool ley and B. W. Strong. Mr. Woolley's term expires next June, tat which time his successor and two new directors will be chosen. Mr. Strong has yot two years to servo. The financial portion of Miss Dil lard's report appears herewith: Cash on hand last report. ... 4,300.02 HKCKUTH From Co. Troaa., Dist. Tax. . 3,407.07 " Co. School Fund 3,(114.00 " State " " 1,400.00 " tuition 33.50 ' sale of warrants 20,000.00 " other sources 26. CO Total ;.2,H58.1U D1SHUKSKMKNTH Paid for teachers' wages.... $ 0,021.00 Fuel and school supplies.... 1,043.00 Repairs and improvements. . 148-45 Now school bldg. ana site.... 14,841.00 Interest on bondB 558.00 Clerks' salary 135.20 Janitors 470 00 Total 24,12l.55 RECAPITULATION Total receipts $32,858.10 11 disbursements 24,12!.55 Cash of) hand 8,728.04 MISCKI-LANEGUS j Estimated value of the school ' i houses and grounds 930,000.00 F.stimated val. furniture etc.. 2,000.00 Amt. insurance carried 10,800.00 Average monthly salary to male teachers 85.00 Average monthly salary to female teachers 45.00 The roport also showed that fifteen teachers had been employed during the year, of which eight held state diplo mas and seven first grade certificates. The item of insurance mentioned in the above report refers to the old school building. Insurance has also been taken out on the now high school building) but the policies were not de livered lo the clerk in timo for em bodiment in her report. 1 hut Throbhtng Hnflnh4 Would oulckly leave you if you used Dr. King's New Life I'll Is. Thousands of sulTorers have proved their muteh les merit for Sick and Nervous Head' aches. They make pure blood anJ build up your health, (inly 25c. ; money nacK li not cured. ow by A. J. Mur stern & Co.. Druggi?, Ruse burg, Uro. North Myrtle News. A largo bind of Polled Angus cattle belonging to K. B. Walte was tnk-o to the headwaters of North Myrtle Satur day for summer pasture. Jackson and Mutes will soon move their shingle mill to Frank Reek' ranch on Frozen creeK. S. K. Moore, of R.ickN-s, was avi'Hiror in our neigh horhood 'Utunluy. Mr. and Mrs. W. , Murkc left Sal utiluy for a viiit to their former horn. in Illinois. They expect to visit the World's Fair while they are gone Mrs. C. W. Boachert, of Oakland, Calif., is visiting with her uncle, W. A. Mulkey, and family. Mrs. Harry West, who has been. ill for some time, is slowly Improving. Mr. G. W. Sickles has returned from Olympia, Wusb., and will stay on Mr. Burk's farm this summer. Died, At the home of his parents on South Myrtle, June 17, 1004, Charles Luddington, aged 22 years. X. Ilrlvou to Deierttlun, Living at an out of the way place, re mote from civilization, a family is often driven to desperation In case of acci dent, resulting in Burnt, Cuts, Wounds, Ulcers, etc. Lay in a supply of Buck lun's Arnica Salve. It's the bust on earth. 25e. at A. C. Marsters & Co. 'a, Uosuburg, Ore. When You Go to Portland Don't forgot to call at 1521 North 6th street for a nice room. Look for the sign "I'Mdora" on the first Luilding on the left side of the street us you leave the Union depot. d sw tf C. W. Hrcss, Prop. You'll Have to Hurry, Holders of Stratford photo coupons should bear la mind that the time limit. July 1st is coming near. He ex pects to leave Roseburg as soon as he can finish the work by July . 15th If possible and in order to do bo all sit- tings must bo In by July 1st. Tell your neighbors, and don't wait, yourself. d j24- Food as a Mind Builder. Mind Is a ro lined form of matter. Mat tor is eternal and spiritual and mat-t tor is tho. coarser form of the spiritual elements. Food from ditToront climes und altitudes have a do fined and post- tive o fleet upon tho mind through the digestive functions und assimilation God works by ways and moans and baa established commerce as a necessity for tho amelioration and uplifting o the human roce. Old theories and sys tems are passing Into oblivion and are boing supplanted by the more practical. L. C. Hill. Real Estate Transfers. U. S. to Androw U. McCoy, patent; nw of sec 0, tp 20 a, r 10 west. U. S. to Jared N. Harney, patent; set of sec 12, tp 20 s, r 10 west. U' S. to W. F. ZumholT, patent; swfc ut sec 18, tp 20 s, r 9 west. U. S. to K. C. McGowan, patent; net of sec 12, tp 20 b, r 10 west. U. S. to Win. Hunter, patent; sej of sec 18, tp 20 s, r 0 west. , U. S. to Henry II. Bangs, patent; wt of nwj-, nej of nw, aud nw of noj of sec 20, tp 20 s, r 0 west. Martha Smith to Stelman South worth, &150; lots 5 and (1, In block 12, Drain. Reported by Tltlo Guarantee & Loaa Company, Roseburg, Oregon. Will lie paid b the W o r 1 d's OiaiwiiMry Medical Axioriatinii, Iluffnlo, K. V., If they cannot show the original signature of the individual volunteering the testi monial below, and also of the writers of every testimonial among the thousands which they are constantly publishing, thus proving their genuineness. "V'ir ntHitit wo ymr I miffTrH from a very ntMlinntr cn4''of'lyi'iln,n wiUph H K Seronlj '.l.of n KaMen Avr.. Toronto. MnMrio. "I tnM nrrat ii'iuilrr of rrmnlien without siie et . 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It i.-. !.iri'-;iv a tctntfrnnce 'medicine. A'-rci.t no sidr litnte fur "(iilen MM ical Ii!-:owrv." Vli'Te is not hit-g " just as j'ood " lor dis'--'i!s of the stoni-icii. Tin- " t'ori.itio t'S-iiM- Medi'-ril Ad iser," I'f p.ges. i:i pttT covers, is wilt ftre on r'Tt iiit o' 21 f:e-cent statnii'i. lo pay xvv of iniilnu! nnh: Addrcj 1JT. K. V. I'k-ixc, liuffalo, N. Y.
