Evening Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-190?, July 16, 1904, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextM.. 'J EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY iiy KEVIEW PUULISIIING CO. Owice Review Ruilding, (tlrst lloor) Jackson Street. Telephone, Muln 001. I. W1MHKK1.Y ElilTOB V. W. HATKH FOKKMAN DAILY. Plryesr, by malt J3.00 ratUuDth.dvlivtired.. GO rjr Week, delivered 16 8KMI-WKKKI.Y. Par r' W.0O fill Month! II .00 JULY 111, 11)04. ' 1 ' Myrtle Creek News. Mlortha Bartlo has stiirted for Now Eor!:, via Portland and Spokane, In company with Maurice Blunchard and lamily. Mrs. I. T. McOeo accompanied her daughter, Mrs. Gene Gallop, to Coos county where she will visit another daughter, Mrs. Km ma Swan. The party cornjKjsed of Messrs. llt-owning, Pitts, DuarilorfT and Faw--cett who started for Klamath last vot;ki -spont via Crator lalto, and expect to spend the summer in the- hay fields of Kastern Oregon. j Ceor'o D. Louderbauk, of Rono, i Tiovadu, hus boon stationed hero the ' ranch in this city, a distance of seven teen miles. i no syndicate will build a mill at Too Moadows next spring with a ca pacity of 200,000 feet daily, it bavin, bought 1,000 acres of timber near tho sites named. These enterprises mean the employment of large numbers of mon, and as Glendale will be tha sup plying station for employes of both mills and the ilume, a boom in business will result as soon as work begins. News. Working NIKIit;tud Dy. The busiest and mightiest little thing that ever was made is Dr. King's New Life Pills. Those pills change weak ness into strength, listlessness into en ergy, brain-fag into mental power. They're wonderful in building up tho health. Only 25c per box. bold by A. C. Marsters & Co., Hoseburg, Oregon. When You Go to Portland What Shall We Have for Dessert? This question arises In tho family every day. Let us answer it to-day. Try a delicious and healthful dessert. Pre pared in two minutes. No boiling I no baking! add boiling water and set to eool, Flavors: Lemon, Orange, Rasp berry and Strawberry. Get a packaga at your grocers to-day. xo cts. Don't forget to call at 152 North Cth street for a nice room. Look for tho sum "Mdora" on the first Luilding the left sido of the street as you leave the Union depot, d sw tf C. W. Hess, Prop, Treasury Deficit. Proyo, Utah, Democrat: The little girl who confidently spelled c-a-t uud called It "dog" made no greater mistake in orthography than tho Republicans who would spell past week making a geological exam-' b-a-n-k-r-u-p-t-c-y, and pronounced it ination of tho rock formation of this prosperity." For July 1 began the country In tho interest of the Carnegie new fiscal yoar and Secretary Shaw presented his report showing that the receipts for the year have been $"41, 1ki;(74;", and the expenditures $5S:!,;j;i!, 071, showing a delicit for tho year of 811,352,:!-"). For the preceding fiscal year thero was a surplusof $."i2,710,!ffi2, showing a adverse balance compared with thoyear ending June liO.lHOt, of pretty nearly $100,003,000. This shows that tho administration has lost money institute at Washington. Mrs. C. J. Armitage returned to Myrtle Creek Wednesday morning. Her many friends and nolghbors aro pleased Jo welcomo her home. Sho Is feeling well and is in very good health, considering. J. II. Vounco, of Dillarfl, Bpcnt a couple of days here this week examin ing the cannery proposition with a view of going Into a small fruit and every month of tho pant year, and If a vegutablo business hure. He ox pressed loss of 100,0(10,001) is prosperity, it himself as bidng well pleasud with the would bo curious to know what advor- placu and country, and hus decided to cast h taint with tho project. Others tfroin Dillard are coming hero also lor 'llho same purpose. Mail. Iti-utHllr Torliirril. A case raine lo light that for persist ent ami unmerciful torture has perhaps sity is. Mr. Shaw's showing certainly demonstrates that Mr. Roosevelt's suc cessor In the White House will in herit tho saino sort of conditions that Mr. Cleveland was called upon to in herit March, 1HU3. Our national pov erty then, as indicated by tho delicit, was duo to the Harrison adniinistra- ne minute of time in which to deliver a speech. He spoke his little minute and sab down and did not as is the cus tom get either leave to print or permis sion to extend his remarks in the Rec ord, Imagine the surprise of every body when the Record came out on June 20, seven weeks after the adjourn ment of congress, tho latest in tho his tory of that publication that it has been held open, containing a speech by Mr. McCleary, of Minnesota, of about 100,000 words and 40 pages in length. "This Is a fair sample of the unlim ited nerve out of which has grown the gigantic graft that is daily going on in all the departments. The republican politicians have come to look upon the public service as their very own prop erty to be used as they may see fit and it is up to the people of tho country to give- them a jar in this campaign such as they never will forget." THE STORE THAT DORS 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 never been equaled. .Too (iolobick, of tloa "s our national poverty now Cohihu, Calif., writes: "For lo years I tindored insufferable pain from I'hou nmtlHMi anil nothing relieved mo lhnui;h 1 trloil everything known. I canio aoross Klci'trlo Hittnra and Il'h tho KroaU'xt nii ilii ino on earth for thai shown by the delicit is duo to the .Mi Klnley-Koosevelt administration? SUFFERED 8 MONTHS 1 run hPHrtllv rPfrtmiiiiiiil Anlrnr'a Tal irouom. A mi wmips oi Ittompli-tely u-uii hiilL-mig lor etKht month urn. t relieved and cured mo." Just as good mmy iPitit.nm without n r-ilef. mini i for Liver and Kidney troubles aiid gen eral debility. Only f0i Satisfaction guaranteed by A. C. Marsters A Co., jDruggists, Hoseburg, Oregon. Glendale News. Mrs. L. K. Shea will go to Portland Sunday evening us a delegate to Orand lorigo, D. of II., her niece, Ireno IMot jner, accompanying her. Tablet 1 DHVB tried I imt ArktrB Dyniiojmlii TableiK, which I mail only m miun uiuu aim am now penecuy Wt'll. i hmikhiR you fur tfn tpeoriv rtcovorj, I am Rrfttflullv Touts, Kmnoia 1. oauuor, Van couver, Watth. For Alio hy It am tl ton Drug Co , Roeebnrg; Oakland Drug Co.. Oakland. Hoi.il to W. H. Hooker A Co., Ituflalo, N Y., for a free trial iiac.kaifu. (Nothing l,lko Ttitjm.) The Franking Abuse. A Washington correspondent savs: "As n piece of supernal gall and ltiit Medictutt,. A man that compounds or Invents something that is just a little better than the next best thing, is certninly entitled to the bust share of the profits to be derived from the sale of the article. Ho he patents or copyrights to protect his interests. Patented goods are good goods, poor goods are never patented. We have 20 years of trial behind us to give us the assurance that we have the best medicine com pound for the cure of dyspepsia, sick hcad uche, biliousness, indigestion and stomach disordors. We protect the public as well us ourselves by keeping the formula a st't-it:t. As loot? us we make it we know it is made right and it cures these diseases. Druggists tell us that it is the one medicine th.it the sale is ever on tho increase. To get tho host remedy for dyspepsia or in digestion usk the druggist for Dr. (iunn's Improved Liver Pills, price 2"c per box. only one for a dose. For sale ! ly A. (J. Marsters & Co. Druggists. Burr's Music House We have all the latest fabrics in Summer weights, hoth for ladies and gentlemen. Call and see them. A FULL LINE OF GROCERIES AT LOWEST PRICES Fisher & Bellows Company Phone 721 Roseburrf. Om. ''M"Mlf"T?TT!!!!l.f "' mail i iwiiiiwuuhihui It Will be to Your Interest, I ; ! Um ADVCRTIStnCflTS i Is in iwsitlon to do all kinds of repair work on pianos and organs und other musical instruments. Special atten tion iliveD to boxing instruments for shipment. Charges reasonable. a5. The World's Fair Route. Those anticipating an Eastern trip, or a visit to the Louisiana Purchase hxHsition at St. Louis, cannot alTord to overlook the advantages offered by the Missomu Pacific Kaimvay, which, on account of its various routes and gateways, has been appropriately named "The World's Fair Lloute." Passengers from the Northwest take the Missomci pAtiru: trains from Denver or Pueblo, with the choice of either goiog direct through Kansas City, or via Wichita, Port Scott and Pleasant Hill. Two trains daily from Denver and Pueblo to St. Louis without change, carrying all classes of modern equip ment, including electric lighted obser vation parlor cafe dinini? ram. 'IVn daily trains between Kansas City and Write or call on W. C. Mettrhln. General Agent, HM Third street, Port land, for detailed information and 11 ust rated literature tf Fine War Atlas Free. LOANS Made on Improved farm, hu-dnt'HH und resi lenee property. Persons dt-Hirtnir to Inuii monny will do well tn leave their money with us to he placed fur tlu-in. Horn, on the 20th Inst. In this city, to downright flagrant abuse of the print Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flint, a daughter, ing prlvllego in tho congressional reo Dcath claimed the Uttlo one two days ord, tho action here of tho republicans t,p using tho congresstoual record as a An Kastern lumber syndicate has cam pal go document was brought to xught the lumber mill on Willis light by the viuthince of Chairman Croek, near Dillard, and ha con- Cowhord, of the democratic congros- trnctcd with Charles Cheney to movo slonnl committee. H on his ranch on Cow Creek, south- "Representative McCleary, of Minne- fwitof this city. Work has been com- sota, has been here ever since the ad menced on tho mill, which will be adjournment of congress and he has brought to Clendale next week. It prepared a campaign document and had has a sawing capacity of 20,000 feot of It printed in tho Record so that tho rt- lumhor daily and It will be worked to publican campaign managers can send tho limit In getting out lumber with it out under their franks. The story is TUB UrcvtKW has secured a ouautitv which to build a flume from the Cheney that on April '21 last, Mr. McCleary got of lino Atla.ses, specially portraying the scenes of operation in tho great Ht nig gle now on 1km ween Utwsia ami .hipan. Itoth nation are rusliuiir iiniinMi?? armies to the front and severe eon tl lets are likely to occur at any time. This at las contains I'd puires, each IMxUf inches in sie, with line, cuiorui. fml p.ige maps, mid a doutile-pe binlseve view of .lap.m, Ktirea and .!an. I.tirfu. It aiso coin at ns 10 i in porta.: t tucis alout eueti of the 40 lending nut ions of the world, and a reproduction in their natural colors of the flags of ail nations Other ilitiM rations aim valuable de scriptive and statistical ni.mer, and maps (all mj;p- are in ctdors) howuig steamer routes and distances are in cluded. One of these tine atlases will bo given Fukk to every jwrson who pays his or her subscription to the TWU'K-A-WKKK liKVIKW fnr OOP veiir in advance, or to the Daily Kkvikw for six months in advance. Scml your oilier st once to . Ukvikw Publishing Co., Kosehurg, Oregon. Don't Go to St. Louis Till yon call at or write to the Chicago, Milwaukee ami St. IV.d Knllrnml. Oillce t;i4 Third ntreet, Portland, Ore gon. Uw rates to all noint Piwf. in connectu.n with all tnmeont iurntals. H. S. Uowk, General Agent, Portland, Ore. ABSTRACTS We have n romplete reconl of ownership and chain of title to every1 foot of land in I longing Ctuinty ; mir records are up tn date. We can urniph a) it t rai tn on ehort nutiee and on r aiMiuahle terms. REAL ESTATE We have special facilities for handling: timber lauds and selling; aleo other real property. -Imth in buying LAND SCRIP We buy and sell all kinds of land ecrip and place the snme on lard for our clients. Aluo furnish maps of any township in Hoseburg, Oregon, laud district. RENTS COLLECTED For client, taxes paid, repairs made and property in all respi te enrefudv hmked after. WE ACT AS TRUSTEE Afsignee, executor or llnnncu-.l atrent ; m ami ire et,iten o' private ihim, nn.n . ... ..ip in , , i.iiIK Hi miirn ir llin! nil TCttl CHUUO, 001(1- ieir.tho purchase or niortgaiie innniM in trim! , and paying it out as uiruiui ten, w urn iim mr eunuiiiMiii are llillll eil. If you contemplate visiting the St. Louis KxK)3ition, to secure reliable In formation as to railroad service, the lowest rates and the best routos. Also as to local conditions in St. Louis; Hotels, etc., etc. If you will write the undcrsipned, slating what information you desire, tho same will ho promptly furnished. If we do not have it on hand; will se cure it for you if possible, and without any expense, to you. Address l. H. Tit CM HULL. Commercial Agent, 142 Third Street, Portland, Ore. THK H"-f Itl'Kll H t It K KT. The local market quotations today are as follows: Wheat 83 cents. Oats 3o(rt40cen ts. Barley 50 cents. Hay Loose, n: baled, llr15. New Potntoee- Ji eenupprlh. liutter Dairy, iOc; creamery, 271 ' Kggs '20 cents per dozen. Chickens Mixed, He per pound. Veal 5c, dressed. Bee f Co ws, 2 i ; . e--is. 21 c e n ts ; heifers, 2ic. Hojrs Fat, 4"rti4o nv iresNed. Rio.. ln the Portland market today are: ui-ab, t cenis: oui. i.jo per cen tal; hay, clover, !t: ti-iioihy, ltl; wool, vallev. Ill c tt: he it, -u mnii.. hogs, gross, 5e: she. p. :'(. trross! neet, gross, .tjc: veal. 7c; eirs, Ilk: bllt.ter. crinin (! chickens, mixed, lb-' lb F0R.B.0YS r AJilRLffl FOR SALE !r?01SSALE Oil RKXT. Combined j 1 store and restaurunt. M. Devaney, llosebujrr. Annlv to d-s-al2 j p'OU SALK. A tract of ISO acres in i Kdenbower, lyine alonp the river, lopposite the Soldiers' Home. No i agents. Call on K M. iloore, Kose I burir, Or. d-U. F'OR SALE Good house of Ave rooms, in RosohurK, with three , fourths of an acre of land in fruit trees view, or inquire at Review olllce. d-sw w MISCELUNEOUS. ANTED. Girl for general house work. Apply at this ollice. En- iOH RENT. Large residence. quire oi Aloeri Abraham. d-sw-tf, TR0E ARKr 25 A PAIR W0RRANTED TO GIVE SATISFACTION THE BEST FOR Wo have n ali.oluto llr pnn f vault nml will take rare of your valualili'H and pajvrd pafrty and ?ci-nvy roinbiutvi. SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULT We have mi absolute Mr prot f vftluablefl and paporn safety and Otic Guarantee & Loan Co. "j. 0. HAMILTON, Prciidenl D. 0. HAMILTON, Secy, ind Trt. Cor, Jackson and W ashington Sts., Ro.ifhurj, Oregon. Itchinir Tiles pmhioo moisture and cause iii'Mnir This form, s well as Wind, lilciiliug or I'rotrudinir Piles, are cured by Pr. lin-snu ko s Pile IJemody. Slops iK'hinir and hWdiuc Absorbs tumors, .".tie a iarut I)riK.'i or sent by umd. Trvausc free. U'nle leniHiut your case. Dr. Ilosanko, bila., Pa. For silo hv A. ('. .lrir. A t'o. Pruggists. Dance ai the Armory Saturday night. BOYSXfXGIRLS Who Will Be the Lucky One? j Att neine. I've hetland I'ony, valued j at $HH will be tfive., -nvay absolutely KUKK to the pewon hut estimateethe nean st to it weight. A Guess With f ach Pair of Pony Stockings. Tony will U on xh b tion about July 1. Vor further pftrtii Uhi'S nee FISHER & BELLOWS COMPANY FOU RENT. A warehouse in Rose burg. Call on Mrs. M.Josephson for particulars. tf. F'OU RENT. A flve-room cottage. Call on Mrs. N. L. Owens, near foot of Oak street. WANTED. Two lady waitresses and a second cook. Apply at Mosier's restaurant. dsw-jll. F'OR RENT. A small cottage be tween the round house and the grove. Call on John Micou, at the Soldiers' Home. d-j21 LADY'S BLACK DROP SKIRT. Was left at Mrs. A. Vunliuren's dress making parlors when owner called for suit. Owner please call and get same. d-sw-tf DS. T. WEST. Fire insurance . Notary Public. City Property rented. County and City Warrants bought and collections made. Ollice on Jackson street No. 407, Hoover building opposite Post Ollice. d-sw-tf. Rkvikw advs bring results. GROCERIES FOR THE RIGHT KIND 8ee AT THE RIGHT PRICES MRS. HENRY EAST0N 'Phone 411. IOST. Tuesday evening June 21, on the road to Edenlwwer, a ladv's pink and while colored shawl. Finder please leave atthis ollice Reward, tf EjA J: S OSIER S Are superior to any in the city. All white help. Private boxes. Open day and night. Furnished rooms in connection. EASTERN AND COAST OYSTERS -XE.tR THE DEPOT Bain Wagons a hard line to beat RACINE BUGGIES--HENNEY BUGGIES McCormlck Machinery Roseburg, Oregon FAMOUS TRAINS The South wwt Limited, Kansas City to Chicaeo the Ovenand Limited to Chicago via Omaha and the Pioneer Ltnnted, St. Paul to Chicagrun ' the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Each route offers numerous attractions The Pnncipal thing to insure a quick, comfortable trij 134 Third St., Portland H. S. ROWE General Agent I. .--L 7-