Evening Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-190?, July 13, 1904, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextEVENING ROSEBl'RG REVIEW ISStJKU DAILY KXCKl'T SUNDAY n v rtKVIKW PCilLISniXG CO. Office Ue view Huikling, (first Uoor Ja kson Street. Telephone, Main 901 I WIMBKKI.Y il. 1. BATKr) ... EliiTOH FOKKMAH Hold bLiuidiw, ho will doubtless speuk in such u way as to rally to his aide thoso Democrats who have (irefui-rud some other cunumate. With u united Democracy and a leader standing or government by law instead of government by euprire and favor, the battle against the Kepubli :an party can be won. DAILY F yemr, liy mall I'&t Mouth, delivered "fftek, delivorwl. BKMI-WKKKLY. Pn miit Six Month! 13.00 60 (2.00 fl.OO JULY 13, 1WH. Make a United Fight. "Harmony." That should bo the slogan of the Democratic party. Let us havo no more of tho treason and sulking which for eight years have kept tho Democracy out of power, says theS. F. Kxaminor. When tho radical and progressive ulomonts of the party In 18!Mi, and again in l'.(J0, adopted a platform and nomi nated a candidate representing their principles, "tho conservatives" refused "to submit to tho will of the majority. Homo of them put another ticket in the field, others went over to tho Ilcpubli-; cans outright, and still others romainod away from tho polls. Many newspapers calling thomsulvos Democratic reviled Mr. Uryan as a demagogue, a disturber, a socialist, an anarchist and in general as tho porsonilication of tho evil principle in politics. The six millions and a half of voters who twice followed tlut is, eithur digitalis, opium or al one I.Hfly'N Hfonunitviiiliitloii Pfilfl Fifty Huxh of 'huinbiiriHlu' nttuituvh unci Liver TttlHnta. T have, T believe, sold lifty boxes of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab kits on the recommendation of one lady here, who first bought a box of them about a year ago. Sue never tires of telling her neighbors and friends about the good quality of these Tablets. P. M. Shokk, Druggist, ttoehester, Ind. I he pleasant purgative effect of these Tablets makes them a favorite with ladies everywhere. For sale by Ham ilton Drug Co. A Retraction. (From July number Ladies' Home Journal. ) In tho month of May number of tho Ladies' Home Journal wo published, in the articlo entitled "Tho 'Patent Medicine' curse," an analysis of "Doc tor Price's havorite Prescription," in which that preparation was represent ed as containing, among other ingre ! dients, tincturo of digitalis, tincture of opium and alcohol. It appears that this particular anal ysis had been made, If made at all, fully twonty-livo years a&o. We, thereupon, employed throe leading chemists in different cities to make an alalysis of tin; preparation from bottles bought in tho opon market. These analysis, ono and all, now show to us conclusively! that not n single one of the ingredients I mentioned by us in tho analysis quoted "him to defeat defeat inflicted by recreant Democrats were denounced as foots und madmen. No languugu was thought too opprobrious to fling at them, and this bitter abuse has not yet ceased. Tho "gold Democratic" press cannot yet refrain from taunts and sneers at tho leaders who stood by the Democratic guns. Tho desertion of tho gold Domocrats and tho Insulting course of the bolting press has been profoundly resented by all Democrats who were true to their party. Hut uro Democrats to allow that resentment, as justllled as it was und as deep, to lead them Into retaliation, now that conservatives havo prevailed In tho national convention? Will they (Stale conduct which they reprobated in tho bolters of lH!)(i and 1!HX)? They will not lie true Democrats If they do. Thcro was lighting at tho St. Louis convention, plenty of It, but every body had his suy, every faction was Klven a hearing. And the convention having done its work, it Is tho duty of irood Democrats loyally to accept the platform and ticket and exert them selves for the election of Parker and Davis. The St. Louis platform is sound on the main things the trusts and tho tariff. Its wholo spirit Is thoroughly l)omoc ratio and any Democrat can accept It In good conscience. It Is high timo that the blows which Domocrats havo been delivering upon one another should fall upon tho He publican party. Surely there Is enough in that organization and Its presidential candid a to to rouso in Democrats, radical and conservative 4 alike, the spirit of enthusiastic np- 7OBtlOD. cohol was contained In the bottles analyzed. j Nuturally, sinco tho analysis we I printed has been proved erroneous, the deductions made in connection withthis preparation were unwarranted and un founded. Under theso circumstances it is now perfectly plain to us that this magazine ! was unintentionally, but nevertheless absolutoly misled in making iho original statement, and wo hereby, of our own volit ion, make this unqualified acknowl edgment of our mistake to the U. V. Pierce Medical Company and to our readers. Tho mistake was honestly made, but It was a mistake. Birds of a Feather. Mrs. William Hobbin, of Louisville, Ky., was recently married to David Huzzard. It is her fourth matrimonial venture. Sho was a Miss Martin, a daughter of one of the best known IJourbon county families. She first married Hobert Crow. Ho died and sho married John Sparrow six months afterwards. She and Mr. Sparrow did not agree and a divorce followed. Mrs. Sparrow becamo Mrs. Wm. Hobbin, but again a divorce was found advis able. After a year of lonely life Mrs. Hobbin has become Mrs. Huzzard. Sho has two Crows, one Hobbin and a Huzard at hor home. Ex. A Good Thing to Remember That Kelly & Hanks are still in the livery and foed business in Hosuburg. We have disposed of our Interests in the stage Hue, but will continue to furnish tho public with first class rigs and horses. Transient stock given The Creed of Democrecy Extract from President Jefferson's first Inaugural Address, setting forth the Kssontial Principles of lite Demo cratic Party. "About to enter, fullow-citizuns, on the exercise of duties which compre hend every thing dear and valuable to you, it is proper you should understand what I deem the essential principles of our government, and consequently thoso which ought to shape its admin istration. I will compress thein within tho narrowest compass they will boar, stating the general principle, but not all its limitations. Equal and exact justice to all men, of whatever state or pursuasion, religious or political; peace, commerce, and honest friendship with all nations, entangling alliance with none; the support of the state govern ments in all their rights, as the most competent administrations for our do mestic concerns and tho surest bulwarks against anti-re-publican tendencies; the preservation of the general government in Us whole constitutional vigor, as tho sheet anchor of our peace at home and safety abroad; a jealous care of the right of election by the people a mild and safo corrective of abuses vvhieh are I lopped by the sword of revolution where peaceable remedies are unpro vided; absolute acquiescence in the decisions of the majority and vital prin ciple of republics, from which is no appeal but to force, tho vital principle and immediate parent of despotism; a well disciplined militia, our best ro liauco in peace and for the first mo ments of war, till regulars may relieve them; the supremacy of the civil over the military authority; economy in tho public expense that labor may be light ly burdened; the honest payment of onr debts and sacred preservation of the public faith; encouragement of agri culture, and of commerce as its hand maid; the diffusion of information and arraignment of all abuses at the bar of public reason; freedom of religion, freedom of the press, and freedom of porson ucder tho protection of tho habeas corpus, and trial by juries im partially selected. These principles from the bright constellation which has gono before us and guided our steps through an age of revolution and , reformation. The wisdom of our sages and blood of our heroes have been de voted to their attainment. They should be the creed of our ioliiical faith, the text of civic instruction, the touchstone by which to try the services of those wo trust; and should w wander from them in moments of error of alarm, let us hasten to retrace our steps and to regain the road which alone leads to peace, liborty and safety." THK STORE T H AT DOES THE BUSINESS 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 Ve have all the latest fabrics in Summer weights, hoth for ladies and gentlemen. Call and see them. A FULL LINE OF G R O C E R. I E S aL. I AT LOWEST PRICES Fisher & Bellows Company Phone 721 Roseburg, Ore. rary sawyer at the Duke & Cooper saw with his right hand, resulting in i tho loss of Lhe end of the second linger i and a severe cut in the first finger. A J narrow escape from the loss of his j hand. mm mwm Revikw advs bring results. Oakland News. j juugo 1'arKor a man of uignilled raretui attention and horses boarded at position and gravity of character, and ""aiMiBoiu raws, i ourlcoua treat- when be write, hi. letter of acceptance maM 10 " " our bJ" T?iK. ami breaks the silence he so long has At tho Carlon lwru, corner of Oak maintaincu on ail questions save the and Ibiso street. d-jl-14. LOANS Ma le on improved farm, Im-ones ami residence property. Persons desiring to loan money will do well to leave their money with us to be placed for them. ABSTRACTS W e have a complete record of ownership ami chain of title to everv foot ol land in IKionlns County ; our records are up to date. We can furnish abstracts on short notice and on reasonable terms. REAL ESTATE We have special facilities for handling timber lands and selling; also other real property. -both in buying LAND SCRIP Wo buy and sell all kinds of land scrip ami place the same on lard lor our o bents. Also furnish maps of any township in Hoseburx. Oregon, laud district. RENTS COLLECTED Kor clients, taxes paid, repairs made and property in all respects carefully looked alter. WE ACT AS TRUSTEE A-sis-nce, -executor or financial agent', manage estates o? private funds; assist clients In cl sing up sales or loans on real estnte, hold ing the purchase or mortgage inoner intrust, and paving it out as instructed, when all the conditions are fultiliod. SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULT We have an absolute lir pna.f vault and will take care of vour valuables ami papers safety and secrecy combined. Otic Guarantee & Loan Co. 4. D. HAMILTON. PrtjiuVnt Cor. J.i. k-wn and Washington Sts., D. 0. HAMILTON, Scry, and Trt.n. Roscburg, Oregon. E. E. Thornton, who was so severely burned last week, returned to his homo on last Tuesday. He is recovering from his injuries as fast as eould be ex pected. Dr. W. C. Gilmour and family are now camied in the Coon creek moun tains, where they will enjoy the cool mountain air during the heated term. The Dr. will be at homo a part of tho time. J. A. Collins, of tho Collins Hotel, is In a Portland hospital for the benefit of his health. Miss Hattie Fisher, of Kellogg, was among her Oakland friends this week. Z. L. Dlmmlck visited with Hon. Jas. T. Cooper at Kellogg this week. He roports the old gentleman's condition as critical. We are pleased to note that white men are taking the places of the Japan ese section hands hero. We hope this chango will be so satisfactory as to be HTUiancnt. Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. Allien Elders, of Green Valley, July 11, l!Ht, a son. All well. The dry weather shows all the de fective places in our sidewalks. A good time to repair them. W. C. Vail returned to Portland on Wednesday after visiting a day or two here with bis family. J. W. Moon, representing the old and reliable New York Life insurance Co., was doing business in our city on last Tuesday, Mr. Hoyt, travelling agent for the Pyroeido h'ire Extinguisher, was inter viewing our business people on Tues day. Voder tho superintondeney of A. J. Dear, some splendid roadwork is being done near the Park fruit farm north of town work badly needed for many years. One of our lesdinc citizens a repub lican is already claiming our nominee for president, Judge Pnrker, and this is no wonder when the Judge's unsul lied reputation, his splendid conserva tism, uroaii statesmanship, etc., are considered. Ho is Incomparably tho Word was telephoned herefrom Mill wood to A. H. Churchill that the body of bis step-daughter, Miss Uogard, and that of Win. Ford were found this (Tuesday) morning dead In the Umpqua river near the Alexander Dluce. The message did not state whether the drowning was accidental or suicide. Heck ley Bros, have been collecting, their cattle and have selected seven or more carloads which they will ship to market the last of this week. This is an extra tine lot of cattle and in excel lent condition. Caton Bros., of the Commercial Bank, expect their fattier to arrive here from Iowa some lime during the coming week. Pandahus, WANTED. Girl for general house work. Apply at this olllce. UOK KENT. Large rosidence. En L quire of Albert Abraham. d-sw-tf. F'Oli RENT. A warehouse in Hose burg. Call on Mrs. M.Josephson for particulars. tf. FOR RENT. A five-room cottage. Call on Mrs. N. L. Owens, near foot of Oak street. WANTED. Two lady and a second cook. Mosier's restaurant. If you want to buy good Angora goats call on, or address L. A. Marstkks, Clevoland, Oregon. sw tf. Dr. T. K. Montgomery, of Portland, Joho MeU, P. P. Brown and J. K. Templin are enroute to Pish creek, near the head waters of the North Umpua, where they will camp out for a couple of weeks. fOR.B.OYS &&JRLS waitresses Apply at d-sw-jll. poll SALE. Two cottages of five and six rooms. Call at' Rkvikw office. tf. F "OR SALE OR RENT. Combined store and restaurant. Apply to M. Devaney, Rosebugr. d-sw-al2 FOR SALE. Sawmill near Yoncalla; capacity 25,000 feet per dav. Ad dress E. B. Spangenberg, Yoncalla, Or. LOST. Tuesday evening June 21, on the road to Edenbower, a lady's Dink and whitA colored shawl. vin.i- please leave at this office. Reward, tf rented. S. T. WEST. Fire Insurance. Notary Public City Property County and Citv Wimnu bought and collections made, new nn Jackson street No. 401, Hoover building opposite Post Office. d-sw-tf. WANTED. William P. Johnson Lumber Co.. of Mvrtln (eir TfOR SALE. A tract of 150 acres in - Edenbower, lying along the river, opposite the Soldiers' Home. No agents. Call on E. M. Moore, Rose burg, Or. d-tf. FOR SALE. Good house of Ave rooms, in Roseburg, with three fourths of an acre of land in fruit trees and garden. Address "Z", care Re view, or inquire at Reviow office, d-sw GROCERIES FOR THE RIGHT KIND 8ee AT THE RIGHT PRICES MRS. HENRY E ASTON 'Phone 411. TRADE MARK 25 A PAIR WARRANTED TO GIVE SATISFACTION THEBE5T FOR BOYSWilRLS Who Will Be the Lucky One? are startin? no thxir mn again and are in need of 50 woods n,i I ; Apply at the new Hotel mill i M E JK L S OSIERS Are superior to any In the city. All white help. Private boxes. Open day and night. FurniBhed rooms iu connection. MaTBRM AND CO A AT OYSTBRS SEAR TUB DEPOT Johnson, Myrtle Creek, "reirnn. tt GROCERIES THAT ARE FIRST rate, np to the highest standard of quality in every way. cannot be sold at extraordinary low prices. Hut the beet goods can be sold at reasonable Bgures and that is what we aim to do. We boy when and where we get goods that will prove satnlactory to our most particular rustomors, and are satisfied to sell at a small profit. Can we do more? J. F. BARKER & CO GROCERS A genuine, I've Midland I'onv, valued at 100 will ! given -wa absolutely ' KKEE to the htiu hat est i mutes the nearest to its weight. right man to preside over the destinies I of onr great nation in the coming years, A GllMS With Each Pair of Pony " rvuuuiican Sforkino friends expressing a feeling of aafetv ' ' should they fall into his hands-which IV.ny wf' he or . h b t;oa about Julv 1. For further .irtictilara see FISHER & BELLOWS C O M ! ANY they will do in March 1'iV-. Miss Mcl'oid, of Rico Hill, was visit ing In Oakland on Tuoilav, the guest' of Mi.s Maud Grubbc. King II. 'gnu. while acting a9 tempo- j FAMOUS TRAINS The Southwwt Limited, Kansas City to Chicaeo he Over.an, l.mnted to Chicago via Omaha and the Pioneer Unuted, St. Paul to Chicag" ,un via !he Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Each route nfTV attractions. The trip tTS llllnuirnila .i . . wUO I'lAin-i I'm iinilj 10 msiiru a .,:i. , ... K.,t to see ihat yo,,r ick.ts ead via Z r K UlP Milwaukp- & St. Paul Railway. th ChlCag' '34 Third St., Portland S. ROWE General Agent