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JULY 21, 1004.
Gardiner News.
Born Monday, July 11, l!)04,,to Mr.
,nd Mrs. J. ii. Abbott, a girl.
The U. S. Stcumbout Inspectors paid
their annual visit to Gardiner this
week.
David Guthrie will k-avo In a few
days for Dallas, Ore., where ho will
make his future homo.
The Gardiner Hospital received a lot
of fixtures by the tug Hunter on Mon
day. Miss Maud Cornwall returned to
Gardiner Tuesday after a visit to
"En gene.
L.N. Spencer formerly likrat the
mill, is visiting in Michigan. IIo is
urn ployed at Loyal ton, Cal.
The story printed in the Uoseburg
And others papers about finding the
ukull of tint lute Sunutor A. W. Hoed
had hern found, upon investigation, to
be iiniruu.
Ernest L. Haskell proved up on his
lioiiiciitiiad at OttorSlough Wednesday.
He will leavo Gardinor in August and
Jocato in the eastern part of the state.
Last Sunday two boys built a lire
withHonio drift wood on Heed's ranch
which came near destroying the entire
dyke and hay crop. About liftuen nx-n
labored all afiernoou in subduiug tho
Hamt'8.
Aha Androws, of Scottsburg, was
brought to (iardinor Thuraduy night
suffering from a disloculed shouldor,
caused by falling on a sltpiery buiml
wnlk. He is a civil war veti an and
8T years of age.
PursuunL lo a call issued by O. H.
J fins, hi hi and Hov. C. O. Lkckman, a
meeting was held Wednesday night in
the Gardiner Mill Company's oil let; and
the organization of tho Gardiner
Tennis Club perfected. Tho member
.ship fee was fixed ut $1. The club
nutria out with thirty-two members In
good standing and bright prositccts for
the future. Tho court is now in good
condition and soinooxcitlng games may
be expected soon. Gazette.
commercial, agricultural, mining,
stoukraising and irrigation interests
will be represented; every editor in the
stuto will be invited to attend as a dele
gate; County Commissioners and May
ors of all towns and cities will also be
called upon to name delegates. The
Portland Women's Club will look after
the comfort of ladies accompanying
lelegates, and among other entor
latnments, have arranged for a trolley
ride on Auguht 2nd, taking in the most
interesting and beautiful environs of
Portland, and on August 'Av& ten street
cars will be provided for a trip over the
enLire city.
The Southern Pacific Company will
sell tickets at the very low rate of one
fare for the round trip, from all points
on the Oregon lines to Portland and
return, for this occasion, and it is
hoped that every aeeuon of tho state
will be well represented at tho conven
tion, to work in harmony for tho devel
opment of Oregon. d-sw-jW0
Hiire Cure Vor Pllei.
Itching Piles produce moisture and
cause itching This form, as well as
lilind, Weeding or Protruding Piles,
are cured by Dr- Ho-san-ko's Pilo
Homndy. Stops itching and bleeding.
Absorbs tumors. 50o. a jar at Druggists
or sent by mail. Treatise free. Write
me about your case. Dr. Bosanko,
Phila., Pa. For sale by A. C. Marsters
& Co. Druggists.
Red hill Items.
Farmers are busy harvesting. Crops
are good considering the season we
have had.
C L. Westenhlsor is Improving from
his serious attack of Pneumonia.
; Hed Hill's baseball team met last
Sunday afternoon and an interesting
game was played.
I Miss M. Westonhisor has returned
from Gardiner.
Mr. J. Petree has taken hisdeparturu
for Baudon,
Miss Anna Cockeram was the guest
of Miss Uoese one day last week.
The dance at Mr. M. Petree 's on last
Monday night wus largely attcuded and
a good time was had.
Hov. Combs, of Black Butte, will
deliver a sermon at our school house
on July 21th at 11 a.m. lie v. Pressor
will on the same day and same hour
give the young people of Scotts Valley
a talk
Miss Conia Jones is at present the
guest of her uncle at Oakland.
Mr. Albert Cockeram made Oakland
a call Saturday.
We soon will hear the thrilling
whistle of the steam thresher on t he
yui. (wig.)
What Shall We
Have for Dessert?
This question arises in the family
every day. Let us answer it to-day. Try
a delicious and healthful dessert. Pre
pared in two minutes. No boiling! no
baking! odd boiling water and set to
eool. flavors: Lemon, Orange, Rasp
berry and Strawberry. Get a package
at your grocers to-day. io cts.
LATCH STRING IS OUT
Stop in and See the Handsomest
Pianos and Organs Ever
Shown in Roseburg
Will PATTOU TO LOOK AT DC ADTIES
THE STORE THAT DOES THE BUSINESS
A. Hurt' Opening Summer Sale
Kollptei all I'revlnui Snlei Both
In Juitllty unit Price.
Night Wm Ilnr Tarror.
I would cough nearly all nightlong,"
writes Mrs. Chas. Applegate, of Alex
andria, hid., "ami could hardly get any
Imp. I had consumption no had that
K I walked a block I would cough
frightfully and spit blood, but, when all
ither medicines failed, three l.00 bot
tlcti of King's New Discovery wholly
cured me and 1 gained ;iS pounds." It's
absolutely guaranteed to cure Coughs,
Holds, Ijittrippe, Bronchitis and alt
Throat and Lung troubles. Price 60c
mud U0 Trial bottles free at A. 0.
Jt1arRtera & Co's. drugstore, lioseburg,
Oregon,
SUFFERED 8 MONTHS
I run hertlly recommend A elect 'a Tablet
for l)yHuiHU ami Htnuinch Trimble. I hnvu
tmin MillriliiK for etuhl mouihn hih) tried
ninny renieilteH wlitiout n Miof, until t kh
Arker'ii lynieiHi 'tablet, which I lined only
a Hlnirt time Ktid am now perfectly well,
t hftiiklng ynu fur the renverj, I ft in
graMullY youn, Kraucti I. uauuor, Van
couver, Waxh.
For unto by Hamilton Drug Co , ItosebnrK;
Oakland l)riiK(;o.,()aitland.
m-ixl U W. II. Ilonkbr A Co., Huffulo, N. Y .
for a (rue trial paekaite. (NulhiiiK Like Them.)
A Caiio. To the many friends who
so kindly assisted us during the illness
and death of our mother, Mrs. Hod win.
wo dcisre to extend our sincerest
thanks.
Mil. and M hh. W. A. Smick
ani Family.
When You Go to Portland-
Oregon Development League.
The Portland Commercial Club has
iwiiod a call for a convention of the
Oregon Development league, to be
hold at the Murquam Craud Theatre In
I'orthtud August 2nd and :.rd. All
Don't forget to call at l-"-i North (ith
street for a nice room. Look for tli
sigu "Ktdora" on the llrst luilding on
the left side of tho street as you leave
the Union depot,
d sw tf C V. IIkss, Prop.
Hkvikw advs bring results.
LOANS
u-l..nn iinnr.iv.il tiirm. himinoHH nml romdpnro property. Persons
dcnirinir to hmn money will do well to leave their money with us to
be placed lor tliem.
ABSTRACTS
v tutvA n i'inudttn rnivitd of mvnordiin and chain of title to every
toot of land in D malas County ; our records an up to date. We can
furnish abstracts ou short notice and on reasonable terms.
HEAL ESTATE
We have special facilities for handling timber lands both in Inlying
and milium ; also other real properly.
LAND SCRIP
We buy ar.d sell nil kinds o land wrip and place the sanio on lnnl
furrair'i-livnts. A No furnish maps of any township in lioseburt!
Oregon, land district.
RENTS COLLECTED
For clients, taxe paid, repairs made and property in all reppevts
carelully looked alter.
Do you know how many people as
well as schools and colleges in the Ifai
ted States are now using the Hobart
M. Cable piano? Do you Know that
the Lester is such a popular piano tout
the factory was compelled a short tine
ago to reduce all orders, in order to
anything like keep up with the demmd
for them? Do you know thattbo Weler
is gaining in favor everyday inOregin,
that It is made with especial referetpe
to Pacific coast climate, and possesses in
exquisite tone as well as handsome Ip
ish? You certainly know that tie
Kimball organ is the organ of todii.
Are you familiar with the value pf
these Instruments? i
We want you to know all about the p.
and about the W. A. Burr method b'.
loing business. We want you to sr
our new establishment and its hand
some modern appointments. For these
purposes we nave mauguraieu a Jlwt th tW f caraners. cainn-
Tem days' imaxosai.k. meetings and other out-door gatherings
Every piano and organ we have ali a folding organ which can be easily
practically wholesale prices. Thh taiten from place to place. Weighs
means the Lester, the Hobart M. Cable only thirty pounds. See V. A. Burr,
the Weser, Kimball organs and a nutuj the music dealer. d-sw-tf.
tier of other tine pianos at prices yoil
annut hoie to get them for anywhere
else, and probably never here again. ?j
Come in and see us, you are certain 10 n
be pleased in both instruments antj f
prices. Kvery iustrtnneut fully guaran-
toed by us. Extremely moderate terms J
.. . .i.i.. t ii in
ui jyuieim in iiiimiiui luniuiiiiicuto i
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
GROCERIES
AT LOWEST PRICES
Fisher & Bellows Company
Phone 721 Roseburg, Ore.
Burr's Music House
tWsired. tf-sw-tf.
W. A. BLUR.
Obituary.
H Ala
I
E A L Si
OSIER Si
Is in position to do all kinds of repair
work on pianos and organs and other
musical instruments. Special atten
tion given to boxing instruments for
shipment. Charges reasonable. a5.
Are Huperior to any In the city.
Mrs. J. Anna Godwin was born Janu-H All white help. Private boxes. K
rymi, imii, in .lomistown, a. i.,De-fl Open day and ni(rht. Furnished f
No PJry Shown.
"For years fate was after me con
tinuously," writes F. A. Gulledge, Ver
bena, Ala. "i had a torrible case of
piles causing 24 tumors. When all
failed Uucklen's Arnica Salve cured i
me. Equally good for burns and all
aches and puins. Only 'Ibc. at A. C.
Marsters & Co's. drug store, Koseburg,
Oregon.
Don't Go to St. Louis
Till you call at or write to the Chicago,
Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad.
Olllce 134 Third Street, Portland, Ore
gon. Low rates to all points Kast, In
connection with all transcontlnentuls.
H. S. Rowe,
General Agent, Portland. Ore.
ng at her death olghty-elght years andJ rooms in connection.
six months old. Ij
ASTBRH AND COAST OYSTER
NEAR THE naPOT
Her ancestors in the paternal lineFj
came from Kngland, and from the raa-n
ternal, from Germany, and settled in?1
America before the Revolutionary war.W
On her father's side, boing (uakcrs,
they dm not participate In the war lot , l,l.,lN.I.r.s.N.,rN,fN.iN.Ns
lndeiendence, but her grandfather OB
her mother's side served seven years ""Df"iir""FD IPC
FOR THE RIGHT KIND
AT THE RIGHT PRICES
HENRY EASTON
'Phnnt.411
F0R.B0Y5 -tfv fiuGlRtS-
during the entire atruK'o and at the
conclusion would not accept a pension
and enjoined upon his children tba1pee
they should not accept anything 'r0IIVlRS
Viio Ku' vi uuitriii.. Kits, nmniu iuiici
itcd the same characteristics of sterlinf
character from her ancestor evei
ready for duty no matter if she wai
in tho minority.
She is survived by iwo sisters an
one brother, and by herdauhter, Mrs
W. A. Smick. Her older daughter
Mrs. GHne, having two years ago pre
ceded her mother to the, land of rest
Six grandsons and one frauddaiihte
also survive her.
In her last illness she sutTered hut t
few days and was uinon-ciuus most a
the lime. The first stroke of panilysii
coming on Friday and the second ol
Monday, her death occurring Wedues
day duly 20, l!H4. She has passed fron
autToring and is at rest gone to uico
many of the loved ones she called fo
with her latest breath. i
The funeral services wore held at thi
family residence, conducted by lcv, WARRANTED TO GIVE SATOFACnGN
Robert Christ ison, and interment it
the Masonic cemetery. XXX,
TRAO MARK
25 A PAIR
WE AG AS TRUSTEE
Afniytee, extvutnr nr tinnneiel agpnt ; inntmce estates o? private
fnnd: uwift elii" ts in eboiiii: up pales or liwnn on real est all', tiold
in; the pun b.M' or nnr)v:iie nuuiev intrut,nuid paying it out as
iiiPlructed, w lien nil the couditionn are lullil!ed.
SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULT
We have an nb-lute tir- yn I v.iult and will take care of your
VidnabliM mul puper- nMy and pernvy rombiiuii.
Otic Guarantee & Loan Co.
a. D. IIA.H'LTON. PrJnl D. 0. HA.HU.T0N. Scty. md Tri.
Cor. JaiKson and Washington Sts., Rose bur;, Oregon.
Pnllftrton A Hlchrloo
Ask the readers of this pajHT who an
su tiering with Indigestion or dysepsii
to call on them at once nd get a botth
of Kivlol Dyspepsia Tare. If you knc.fl
the value of tli.- loniedy its we know it,
you would not sutler another day. Re
did Pyspepaia Cure is a thorough di
...,o. .,,,1 tl.ii,a-K,tlMir,.r t.t,,', at
hiiM,ir..d, of people whom he has cured" KK to 'he "m ,ll" MtimatM the
of indisi'siion, ilysiH'iwia, palpitation of':lrest 10 " oiitlit.
tho htirt and lnma,'h troubles irencr- p i.'-ii. c , n . r,
Kodol IysK-psia l ure liu-. -U wucss mill Lacn Kair Of I'ony
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