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

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Newspaper Page TextEVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW mm THK STORE THAT DOES THE BUSINESS ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT BUNDAV I)Y REVIEW PUBLISHING CO. OFFICE Roviow Building, (first lloor,' Jackson Street. Telepliono, Maia ItOl. Ii. WIHBEKLY Kw-nil B. W. IlATKg Fohkma: DAILY Pet yosr, by mall 3.00 fei Munta.dellvered ; Ui ftr Week, delivered 16 BKMI-WKKKhY. ret rur j'j.oo Km Month! Il.co IMPURE AIR Miilnt not confined exclusively to the and marshy regions of ihe it wheS "iious foe to health is found. Poisonous vapors m! easel JULY li, 11(04. It is now evident that the St. Louis exposition will be a financial failure although tt is unquestionably the great- ( est of world's fairs. These gigantic expositions, as a rule, do not pay and no American city has ever wanted second one. The Russian-Jap horror goes " ex panding every hour. Five Japanese trans)Krts were sunk recently by Russian gunboatund 1000 men drowned A single shell killed 20!) men on the Hitachi and it is estimated thtit 100 more committed suicide. And we look calmy on. Are human beings much moro oivilizod than tlguia? Kx. Thoro has come a lull in the organ- tuition of gigantic industrial schemes Ijy the consolidation of inuY pendent plants. The fact that the public no longer buys the stock of theee concerns as fast us organized is resonsiblo for the present dullness. Many of the trusts are on the rocky road to bank ruptcy, whltou few have weathored the -storm and are recognized as permanent factors In the commercial world. Kx, Hedden Bluff News. Tho weather is sunny, but the sea breezes keep It from being too warm, Farmers are busy making hay. iwaoK i-tmun, oi camp urevk, was hero Sunday, lie has been appointed lire warden of Camp Creek and other places in our vicinity. Our school, under tho management ot li. C. Ague, closed Friday. Nearly everyone says tills Is tho most success ful term taught for many years. Mr. Ageo is a good teacher and a studious ;jjounj( man who will succei-d in most anything tie undertakes to do. Will Hunch, of Duckegg, loft for Oakland Sunday where ho will visit relatives and spend the 4th. Misses I'eurl and Minnie Johnson, of ElkUin, wero visiting Maud Khodes Juno lM,iTrui:i Hiuak. KriitMlly Torlumtl. A case came to light that for persist ent and unmerciful torture has orhaps never been equaled. J no (iolohkk, of (volusa, Calif., writes: "For IT) years I endured liiHiitTerahlo pain from Hhen nm tinm and nothing relieved me t hough 1 tried everything known. I came amwH Kleetrlc Hitters and It's the greatest medicine cm earth for that trouble. A few bottles of it. completely relieved and cured mo." Just as good tor Llvor and Kidney troubles and gen- emi tiftnimy. iniy m. Nalisfaetton guaraiitved by A. C. Marsters & Co., .Druggists, Koselmrg. Oregon. Mrs. Josephson Entertains. Mrs. M. Josephson entertained a monitor of her friends at luncheon Tuesday afternoon. The dining room mnd table were very etTectively deco rated in crimson roses and delicate ferns. The reception ro ms were fra grant in ii i ii sues of carnations and roses entwined with graceful vines. A de licious menu was served and thoroughly enjoyed by all present. Tho souvenirs wore water color ("ketches In Japanese designs. The luncheon was served by tho Misses Willis, Hamilton, Coshow ntid Maud Kast. The invited guests were, Mrs. I It rigor Hermann, Mrs. T. Ii. Sheridan, Mrs. W. II. Willis, Mrs. J. C. Fullerteu, "Mrs. N. Curry, Mrs. S. C. Flint, Mrs. J. Aiken, Mrs. A. C. Marsters, Mrs. 1. Wollenberg, Mrs. A. Wollmilvrg, Mrs. H. Hertz, Mrs. .I.T. Hrldges, Mrs. J. W. Hamilton, Mrs. F. It. Waite, Mrs. F. W. Haynes, Mrs. K. U Miller, Mm. ( has. Curry, Mrs. W. S. Hamil ton, Mrs. Coo. K. Houek, Mrs. F. W. Unison, Mrs. (!w. Kohlhagen, Mrs. W. T. Wright, Mm. Present t tiatley, Mrs. J. F. Harker, Mrs. Alice an Huron ml Mir, It. Schwartz. is h:ifl air Irom s.-w..r , 1 77,.: r V ,s '""V."- '" vapors and gases this miserable i ee ib ' " " ?,? ' a? 'I" ' the Kerms.ol the hloo.1 and transmitted to "U l"C aml tilkl;n UP b7 every jiartof the body. Then t, , ,Amory MlsB-' Juury 28, 1903. you l hein to feel out of sorts SrSSZSSS Without ever suspecting the Malaria ,llut for year afterwards I was aphyBi cause. No eneriry or nnpc- ""' w.ro,ck' 1 took a n'unbor of medioinoii rooom tite, dull headaches slcenv m'niloa" 'ood purlllew, oMll euros ana Mala- , "-""-', -.py ria eradlcators, but nothinif did me anv cood un- tiuu iiieu ai:u completely tu I to un s. n. r. umm, t ,hh fagged-out from the slightest 0- The roault -waa that alter takim? throe bot exertion, arc some of the de- tlvu of tho I,irBe BiMl waH U8 wel1 autl 8tPon a I t,1r.,U, iT i f7i- "ul- ever wua and liave never had a chill Biuoe. lex pior.ihleetlectsot thiseufeeb- poet to take S. a. 8. every year an a preventive, ling malady. As the disease and would advise everybody else to follow my ex progresses and the blood be- Dl S. It. (JOWLBY. comes more deeply poisoned, boils and abscesses and dark or yellow spots appear xipon the skin. When the poison is left to ferment and the microbes and germs to multiply in the blood, Liver and Kidney troubles and other se rious complications olten arise. AS Malaria begins and develops in the blood, the treatment to be effect ive must begin there too. S. S. S. destroys the germs and poisons and purifies the polluted blood. S. S. S. is a iruaran teed purely vegetable remedy. Write us if you want medical advice or any special information. This will cost you nothin THE SWJfT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CAm Eighth Grade Diplomas. Following is a list of those to whom Kight Grade Diplomas were granted on Juno 22, 1!HM, in Douglas county. Oakland Dist. No. 1, Xopher Ageo, toaeher Laura Ilurd, Lizzie Powell, Ada Woodruff. Sarah Hunt, Klsle Pilk ington, Maggie Deardorh. Un. i, South Doer Creek, Leslie Miller, teacher Win. Kareher, and Harry Hatfield. No. 13, Looking Class, Mrs. Ella Taylor, toaeher -Lucile Voorhies. No. 4, Hoseburg, S. 1J. Stewart, teacher Fred Dillard, lloss Townsend. No. 11, Oak Creek, Geo. A. Crune, teacher Wlllio Thornton, Henry Korean. No. 12, Fall Creek, Osear llouser. teacher -Ilenha Watson, Minnie Dieek-mann. No. 25. Molrose, Mrs. H. T. Hamlin, teacher Uoseo Conn. No. Till, Flonrnoy, Creoleo Conn, teacher Leo Goodman. No. 70, Kiddies, II. Stanley Lamb, toaeher l'hlllip Hlundoll, Lloyd Dyer, John Coruutt. Kalnh Ouino. Gussio llrown. No. mi, Flkton,U. C. Agee, teacher Grade Haines and Kdith Uwen. No. IH), l'erdue, Mildred Haines teacher Mamie Flock. No. 115, I led Hi), Jessie Walters, teacher Lottie Jones and Ada Mc Cord. F. It. IIammx, Supt. Tho busiest and mightiest tittle thing that ever was made is Dr. King's Now Lifo Fills- These pills chaugo weak ness Into strength, listlessness Into en ergy, brain-fag into mental power. They're wouderful in building up the health. Only 2"e er bix. Hold by A. C Marsters A Co., Hoseburg, Oregon. Fatal High Dive. HrxjriAM. Wash,, July 4. Faddy McMahon, aged 32, was Injured today while making a high dive from the ef fects of which ho died a few hours later. McMahon, who had been but a short time a resident of Aberdeen, agreed to jump from the city bridge, a distance of 75 feet for 325. SUMMER EXCURSION RATES. Special Train Service Between Portland and Clatsop Beach. No Pity Shown 'Kor years fate was after mo con tinuously," writes F. A. Ou Hedge, Ver Iwnn, Ala. "1 bail a terrible ease of piles causing 24 tumors. When a 1 failed Ituek leu's Aruiea Salve cure in. Ktpinlly gotnl for burns and n 1 uehen and pitus Only 2V at A. t . Marsters Com. drug toiv, Unwbiirg, I rK'tm. When You Go to Portland Don't forget to call at 152 J North 0th street for a nice room. Look Tor the sijtn "Kldora" on the tlrst tinkling on the left side of tho street as you leave the I'niou depot. d sw tf C. W. Hkns, Prop. MARRIED. HKWKS.-SMITH. In Portland, Ore gon, July :t, lol, Mr. K. I. liewes. of Kosehurg, Oregon, and Donna L. Smith, ofthieao, by Hev. Mr. Gil bert, of the Pn sbyterian church. Mr. Hewes Is.tho well-known timber land dealer of this city and his bride is an estimable lady who resided in Mich igan before removing to Chieuiro. Mr. and Mrs. Hewes arrived tn Hoseburg Tuesday evening and will make their home here. They will be "at home" Thursdays at No. 7, Houe street, in the grove, on ami after July 14th. Many friends are extending congrat ulations ami best wishes. Indigestion Causes CatarrH of the Stomach. For many years It has been supposed thai Catarrh of tho Stomach caused Indigestion and dyspepsia, but tha truth Is exactly tha opposite. Indigestion causes catarrh. Re pealed attacks of indigestion Inflames the mucous membranes lining tha stomach and exposes the nerves of the stomach, thus caus ing the glands to secrete mucin -Instead of the Juices of natural digestion. This ui called Catarrh of tha Stomach. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure relieves all Inflammation of lha mucous membranes lining tha stomach, protects tha nerves, and cures bad breaih. sour risings, a sense of fullness after eating, Indigestion, dyspepsia and all stomach troubles. Kodol Digests What You Eat Make the Stomach Sweet. Boltlascr.y. RcKjijr w:,ii.0J, h.'rime J4 tlmas Ihc trial !.. whtt-h t for 50 cwti. rpard by I. O. OaWITT A CO., Ohicaco, III, For sile by Fullerton A Kielmrdson, Ilivihurgi t'recon. Tho summer schedule of the Astoria & Columbia Uiver Railroad Co. has been inaugurated between Portland, Astoria and Seaside in connection with special round trip excursion tickets to all Clatsop and North Ueach points, and train leaves Union depot at 8 a. m. daily and runs through direct, arriving at Astoria at 1 1 ::t0 a. rn., Guar hart 12:20 p. m. and Seaside 12:110 p. m. The Portland-Seaside Flyer loaves Union depot every Saturday at 2:il0 p. m. arriving at Astoria at 5:50 p. m., and runs through direct, arriving at I Cearlmrt 0:4U p. in. and Seaside 0:50 : p. in. In conneetion with this improved I surviec, .ieciui rounu trip season ex cursion tickets are sold from Portland to all Clatsop and North Heach points at the rate of $ I for the round trip, good for return passage until Oct. 15th. Special commutation tickets, good for live round trips, are sold from Portland to same inls for $15, good to return until Oct. 15th. Saturday Special round trip excur sion tickets from Portland to all Clat cop and North 1 teach points on sale every Saturday at rate of $2.50 for the round trip. Tickets sold from Portland to North Heach points are issued in connection with tho I. II, & N. steam ers from Astoria and baL'gago is trans ferred to and from depot and steamer dock ut Astoria free of eharge and all tickets sold by the O. Ii. A: N. Co. from 'ortland to Clatsop and North Heach ixiinta are interchangeable and will be honored on trains of this company in either direction between Portland and Astoria. Writo J. C. Mayo, G. F. A P. A', Astoria, Ore., for Si-aside Souvo- i nlr of l!04. Don't Go to St, Louis Fisher & Bellows Company While our Special Sales have proven remarkably successful and are steadily increasing in popularity, careful buyers come to our store at all times for bargains in Seasonable Goods We have all the latest fabrics in Summer weights, both for ladies and gentlemen. Call and see them. A FULL LINE OF jBaG ROCERIES AT LOWEST PRICES Fisher & Bellows Company Phone 721 Roseburg, Ore. quoted mmm "PORSALE. Ono acre of Improved t land Smith (if I-tunrlnn lli-mmn fronting tho ocean. Call on K. M. Moore, Hoseburg, Oregon. j2". TFD. ork. tiirl for general house Apply at this ollice. "POH RKNT. Tjirge residence. Kn quire of Albert Abraham. d-w-tf. T?Olt UK NT. A r burg. Cull on Mrs. M.J' for particulars. warehouse in Rose ephson tf. F'OU HKNT. A a Call on Mrs. N. foot of )ak st reet. e-room cottage. L. Owens, near IOST. On the streets of Hos-eburg, June It, a fur collarette. Kinder please leave at this otlice. d-w-tf. LOST. On the stre-ts of Hoseburg. a laily's long watch chain, small links with charm please leave at thb attaehed. otlice. HOUSK FOU HKNT. A two-room cottage in the Hamilton Addition hear the grove. Call on John Micou, at Soldiers' Home. d j;i0 FOU SALE. Two nice Poland China sow pigs, registered stock, also ao extra line Jersy bull 2 year old past, as good as you most generally see, and one Jersy bull calf from milk strain. Address E. A. Kruse, Uoseburg, Ore. F'OU SALE. At M. S. Cobb's ranch 15 head of young horses H00 to 12iH pounds. Call at one. Clink, Cobb & Buckingham. jl 2. T UMHER FOU SALE.- All kinds of I undressed lumber for building and fencing, for sale or trade for cattle. Call on or address Wm. M, Porter, Camas Valley, Oregon. sw-tf. HAY PRESS. A National hay press (full circle) all in good condition. Will sell either for cash, or voung cat tle or horses. Call on J. w'. Mok;an, Look in Glass, Oregon. j28 T OST. Tuesday evening June 21, on 1 the road to Ivi en bower, a lady's pink and white colored shawl. Finder please leave at this otlice. Reward, tf OOD FOR SALE. Parties wish- W Till you t-all ntor write to tho Chicago, Milivuukre mill St. 1'uiil liuilroad. OHUn IM Third jitrvrt, Portland, t)re k'un. Iw rules to ull points Ijtst, in coiiiieirlion with all tratist'oDtinentals. H. S. Uiiwk, Orneral Agent-, Portland, Ore. How Aboul Your Vacation? Summer Newport or Wtuuina Itnv is tiie iilr:il seaside resort ot the North Paeiiii- ast. Hound trip tiekets at urc niiv retlui'ctl rates on sale from all Southern I'ai ilie laiints in Oregon, on and after .nine 1st. ask airents for fun her In. formation and a handsome illuslratcd souvenir Uuiklel. or write to Kdwin Stone. Mutineer I'. A K. IS. Ii.. Alhanv Ore., or V. 10. (. euiun, C. I". A. S. ! t'o., Portland. lyon's French Periodical Drops SUFFERED 8 AV0NTHS t run hetnilT remninictiil frirpt't Tt)rt for 0)l')'lil tut Menmi'h Tronhlfn. I hve Wvu m rt.-iii r r,-r etphl moii'hn r,l irtwl n tnj- tritH'.Mc without aw- r- ),tf. antil I gn A.'hcr ItTi-Pift 1Mr, which I r.-M unit fhtirt tltre n.l im new pvr'rrrt wel' i hniik'T' you for llu )rti-,v nr.ui'r'v 1 nm sr.! fun- min, Vriu-. I y,t uor, n- IMIIVlT, h . 1 1 llttnll or PniR Vo , RnM-h Hnklniul I'm i. or .au h i .1 i.. ). ;, i k 1 1 a 't. . Hi R (i. S V . tor ln trtnl v'knc. iNniMiir llkclhrm ) or block wooil for the winter, please leave orders at Iti-ard V ('ulver's bard ware store. P. Cool'Kit. d tf. pOlt SALK. A tract of 1V oeres In Edenlmwer. lying alotiir the river,' opposite the SnidtriV Home. No agents. Call on K. M. Moore, Hose burg, Or. d-tf. mm EOR'.e.oys Slrl.-llvve etahle, pM'feot1 v iKirmle ltie.tte.st known letu.ilcir lor i irt-tiUr u WIl.i.lAMs iin re 10 accomplish ll:MKi:i dy. Price, ?t.M per bottle. iim 1 tn l nil up on It hi pitmir .',.-,! Cur- iiiij. o.! S Willamette Valley Chautauqua Association. j The Willametto Valley Chautniutua Association will meet at Cladstone i Park, near Oregon City, July 12 to 21. lwl, Inclusive. The Southern Paeitie Co. will make reduced rales on the cer titieate plan hr this ivcaioii. Call on any Southern Paeitie agent for adver tising matter. For news road Tm; Ukviku, 'RAOl MARK, 25$ A PAIR VWRRANTED TO GIVE SATISFACTION THE BEST FOR BOYSGIRLS j Who Will Be the Lucky One? A genuine, live Shetland r'onv, valued at $l'H) will he kiiven swnv ahiulutely KKKK to ti e jer.-oii ihnt etiiuftte? the nearest to it neiirht. j A Guess With Each Pair of Pony Stockings. j Pony wid If on eh hitton ab-tut July 1. F.r furlhcr parttcularii ee ' FISHER & BELLOWS! COMPANY FOR SALK. Good house of Ave rooms, in Hosehurtr, with three fourths of an aero of land in fruit trees and garden. Address "Z", care I!e vlow, or inquire at Keview office, d-sw DS. T. WKST.-Fire insurance. . Notary Public. City Property rented. County and City Warrants boutrht and col lections made. Office on Jackson street No. 40", Hoover bulletins' opposite Post Ottice. d-sw-tf. FOR SAI.K CHEAP. One good, pernio horse, weight 1200 lbs., also 1 irood two-seated road watron with shafts, pood harness for same. Hoth nearly good as Dew. Call on Mark Munson or adilress Boj 115, Rosebure. Phone 40x1 tf nlenunt and nrOtituhln n,'(linntinn A flna LliWl UKUWfiNG 19 a !- ew.tiuK iruu, larm near t.osebur may u very reasonaote price, as the owner wishes to retire from busi. ness. Address Lock Box 144 Roseburir, Oregon. GROCERIES BOR TIIE RIGHT KIND See 4T THE RIGHT PRICES MRS. HENRY EASTON 'Phone 411. OSIER si is i? II j superior to any in the city. n All white help. Private boxes. !1 Open day and night. Furnished M rooms in connection. REAL ESTATE BARGAINS Apr!, i H cultural, fruit, mineral, timber, 1 4 stock and colony lands, in largo and j small tracts. Residence and business n projierty for sale. Address D. S. K W lllick.Iiosehiir. (1. I BHSTBRN AND COAST OYSTERS n NEAR THE ncPOT Bain Wagons a hard line to beat RACINE BUGGIES--HENNEY BUGGIES McCormlck Machinery S. K,SYKESS Hoseburg SOLD OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCKWOOOOOO ''I r e g o n FAMOUS TRAINS The Smitht Limited, Kansas City to Chicago he Ovenand Limits to (;lnoao via Omahaand the lioneer Limited, Bt. Paul to Chicago, run' via the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway numerous attractions. The Each route oners Mitu- ptu ming to insure a quick, comfortable trin Last is to that your tickets read via he C fica Milwaukee A St. Paul Railway mcago, H. S. ROWE General Aj;ent Railway. 134 Third St., Portland For Sale by A. C. Marsters Jfc Co., Uoseburg, Oregon.