Evening Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-190?, July 21, 1904, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextEVENING ROSEBMG REVIEW LOCAL HAPPENINGS YOUR MONEY BACK JULY 21, 1)04. DAILY WKATHKK IttSI'OltT D S. Weather Hureun oillro. Kosoburg, Or., 24 hours endluR ftp. in. July J isoi. 1' reel pun tlouii Id inches and hundredth.-: Maximum teuiutirature OS Minimum ttm (iflra'.u re 61 1'rfcClpltatiou o Total picclp. since Hrst of mouth 81 i A V(f . prtjurp. lur imn mouth lor 2ti years. . , Toittl preoip. from Uept. 1, l'J03 to dale.... Avoragj preopHatlou from -opt 1 3-I.9J1 Total oxceBS from Sept 1, l'JOS 5J6 Average precipitation fr'iT wet mbbous (Sept to May, luclUBlve). 1 hum. tiiBBOB. Obatirvor. TODAY'S EVENTS OP INTEREST TO EVERYBODY Church Directory, CHRISTIAN 8CIKNCK SOCIKTY.-IIoMm services every Sunday at 11 a.m., and every Wednesday at s jum. in the smaller hall tu the 1. U. O. F. building In Hosi-burg, bunday sermon: "Love." d-sw. ME. CHURCH, South, Cor. Stephens and Washington streets, .sun (lav nervlcos: TreaehinR at 11 a. in. and 7:;w p. in. Sun day school at 1U a. m.; Kptvorth league at G::so p. in.; Junior league at Up. m.; Prayer meetiug ou Thurnday at 7 :JO p. in. Hamilton Drug Co. FOR 25c You nau ally obtain a 2 ounce bottle of Extaact Vanilla of indif ferent quality. We give you 4 ounces and the quality is not ex celled on the coiiBt, We have given this extract a thorough trial in our soda and ice cream for the past Ave yuan. WW Our Lemon Extract is as good as can be produced Hamilton Drug Co. r The Weather FOR ROSE BURG AND VICINITY sfc TcnlKht nml Fiiiluy partly cloudy co $ Friday. Per month, delivered bv carrier. Leave or ders at Cannon's Book and Stationery btore A FULL LINE OF Base Ball Goods JUST ARRIVED Catcher's Mi(s..25co $8.00 Fieldcr'sGloves 60c to $3.50 Balls $1.25 Bats (best only) $1.00 We handle the Victor Bull, which is the official ball for all coast leagues this year. Cannon's Book & Stationery Store. V J Drugs of Merit have von (or ua a high place In the confidence of the people The Bteady increase in the num ber of our patrons ia proof that our HIGHEST QUALITY plan la appreciated. Try Us flMOi! wm NEAR THK REPOT VlIONK 451 See Frank K. Alley stract of title to your stairs over the land cilice. rr relinbie ah- jirupvri... .y. Dr. Cheadle, dentist. Ask your grocer for Umpqua bakery bread. d-sw-tf. Dr. J. P, Johnson, dentist, Graves building. d-svv. W. Li. Cobb was in Oakland on business today. Let us clean and press your clothes. Boyue & Bengstou. Fresh bread and all kinds of pastry daily at -Norman's. d-tf. Ice cream, pure in quality and su perior to any, at Norman's. d-tf. Crown and bridge work. Prices rea sonable. J. P. Johnson, dentist. ! For guns, ammunition, fishing tackle and sporting goods go to S. K, Sykes. Hazelwood ice cream nothing like it anywhere. On Bale at W. D. Bell's. Boys, don't neglect this fine flavored Hazelwood icecream at W. D. Bell's. The ladie3 love it. I. Abraham and family returned Wednesday from a visit with relatives at Gennesee. Idaho. If it's hot weather cool off with a dish of the famous Hazelwood ice cream at VV. D. Bell's. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Reed and son re turned Wednesday from a short stay at Detroit Springs, Linn county. I scream! thou screamest, hescreamo, and they all scream for the famous Hazelwood ice cream at W. D. Bell's. Mrs. E. A. Fisher, sister of F. E. Alloy, weot to Eugene today to attend the funeral of her nieco, who died a few days ago. The ladies like Hazelwood ice cream, and the men like to please the ladies. Obviously it is your play to buy Hazel wood lee cream at W. D. Bell's. Dr. Magglo M. Finluy, osteopathic physician, is at the McOlallen House. Consultation and examination free. Go to the Uuipqua Bakery for the best bread in the city. They have these varietiesof fresh bread every day: French, rye, stcum, white and brown. Oregcniaii. .85c Telegram. ..45c Examiner. . 75c Chronicle.. .75c Call Bulletin fl'c Messrs Jessie Bounds and Leonard Brooks, who were reported lost in the Sluslaw mountains, have returned home. In their rambles they found hunting unexpectedly good and they stayed a couple of days over-time. Mrs. Alice Harris, formerly a waitress at the Hotel McClallen, passed through here on the local train this morning from Canyonville, where she had been visiting with relatives, en route to Pendleton, where she will ac cept a position in another hotel. Third Baseman Ernest Bradley, for merly of Boseburg, was given his first try-out with the Portland "Browns' Tuesday. He gathered in the only ball that came hi way and secured one safe hit. None of the Portland news papers comment on his initial appearance. Two Companlesof the Coast artillery, consisting of 200 men, passed through here on a special train this morning en- route to Fort Ward, Washington They have been stationed in the Philippines for the past seventeen months. The Moro tribes of Mindanao are reported as still being trouble some. Rev. Arthur Lane is the guest of his uncle, Simon Lane, and wife, of this city. Father Lane has been stationed at North Yakima, Wash-, for the past several months, but was recently as signed to the pastorate at Jacksonville, Or. He will renraln here for several days before proceeding to his new lo cation. Just received two carloads of the cel ebrated Mitchell wagons, buggies, sur reys, road wagons, hacks, and also a full line of Champion binders, mowers, reapers, hay rakes, hav forks, hay un loaders, in fact anything in the wagon or implement lice. Get our prices be fore buying, a9 we know we can save you money. J. F. Barker & Co., Grocers, Phone i'Ol. d-sw-tf. There was "something doing" on Coney Island last evening when Elmer j Wlmberly, John N. Hyan and John A. iChub) Robertson entertained over ! sixty of their young friends. The guests assembled at the foot of Oak 't street and were thence conveyed by ; automobile down the shallow river to ' the island which was made brilliant by large oon 6 res and numerous Chinese lanterns. A god sizid platform had 1 been e reeled to accommodate those of tl) pees's who desired to daivii to the 'excellent music furnsshel by local talent. I'lf-n:y of gO(.l sirg!Qr. a n.vMy lunch and much merry-n akin:? until a la.:? hour closed one of t Ke j must enjoyable events of the season. Dr. Cheadle, dentist. All kinds of pastry at the Umpqua bakery made only of pure materials- Refrigerators and ice cream freezers at cost for ten days only at S. K. Sykes. Crown and bridge work. Call on Dr. Johnson, Graves building, Rose- burg, d-sw-tf. Mrs. J. C. Twitcholl is reported very weak today, with vitality almost exhausted. Co-operative Dentistry, V. H. Darby, over P. O. Examinations free. Al work guaranteed. d-sw-tf Gen. Supt. O'Brien and Supt. Fields of the S. P. R. U. were here this morn ing on a tour of Inspection. See those line enamel lined drinking cups at Churchill & Woolley's You'll need some on your outing trip. Seo Frank E. Alley lor laud scrip. Guaranteed perfect, and ready for de livery. Lowest market nrice. Blue prints of township maps, fifty OWING tu the success of this venture we will continue the amo ofTor durlu g this numth. Commencing July 8 we will issue with every cash purchase a dated duplicate check, elating the amount cf your purchase. At the end of the month a date will be selected, and every person holding checks of that date will have their money refunded. In order to make this a more momentous event we will oflor special in ducements in the line of bargain sales. Remember, your money back if you are lucky. AiIIinery Reduced One Third and One Half in Price. Summer Dress Goods at Great ly Reduced Prices. J0SEPHS0N' The Bit Store J. P. Johnson, dentist, Graves' build infr. d-sw. Don't delay till it is too late. See Dr. Sludley about your case. We clean, press and repair your clothes. Boyce, the tailor. Complete line of canned goods sulta- Weak nnttrts Are caused by indigestion. If you eat a little too much, or if you arc subject to tutiiclcR of inditreslion. the stomach 0X- I minds swells, and uuffa un against the hoart. This crowds the hourt and shortens the breath. Kapid heart boats and heart disuaso is the heal re- cents each. Filing papers properly pre- ble for lunches. Just the thing for suit. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests WUHL VOU Cftl, MID Bill,,,, Ull V"D heart, cures indigestion, dyspepsia, pared. Frank E. Alley, up stairs over : outing parties. On sale at Norman's. laud oflice. Nice building lots for sale in Wane's chronic liluod Poisoning and all Scrota Addition, on the installment plan. Joiia affections. At all times a mutch- Call on the Cobb Real Estate Co. loss system tonic and purifier. Money Koseburg, Oregon. tf j refunded if you are not satisfied. fiOc. Hon. A. M. Crawford arrived from ; and $1.00. Hamilton Drug Co., Rose Salem this morning and left at once for burg; Oakland Drug Co., Oakland, an outing above Peel. He may visit The Weather Bureau reports the fol Crater Lako before returning. lowing maximum temperatures for July There is nothing like the delightful. 0tb: Roseburg IIS, coolest last night Hazelwood Ice cream on u summer's Mi Portland, Or. 114, coolest last night evening good for man, woman and ; !; Baker City, Or. S8; Uulso City, Ida. Acker's Blood Elixer positively euros 80Uv stomach, and contributes nourish ment, strength and health to every or eun of the body. Sold by l-'ullerton tt Richardson. Koseburg; Oakland Drug Co., Oakland. Pies, eakes, cookies, doughnuts and buns always on hand at tho UmVpia Bakery. Special orders promptly tilled. child. On sale at W. D. Bell's. !; Walla Walla !I4; Lcwiston, Ida. US; n .,.:i 'Spokane !0; Red Bluff, Calif. Mil; Sac- tn crown and hrid r. ,vrlc. The latest i'ramenio ei.; au r raueieu u, and most sciontiUe methods in every lva 1 " night KO; Phoenix, Ariz. coolest last 100, coolest last night 74. The only rain that fell on the Pacific coast during the last 24 branch of dentistry at lowest prices, tf. A good, sure and safe cure for sum- mo. m,.,,,,. uu "',hourg occurred In Central Arizona,' universal Colic cure, you can use when) 0mn thumor mrma n9l j nothing better. Hamilton Drug Co.jDii;ht At F,a(,3ttttI an luh 0, raln 1 ine nan rrancisco papers oitae i.in had resulted from one of these storms mention the issuance of a marriage 11- cenEe to William A. Toye, of Marsh field, and Miss Olivo K. Pearch, of Napa, Calif. T. C. Shaw and J. J. Pool, of Days Creek, were business visitors in town h v D. Nawland aeainst Win. T. 1 up to o a. in. this morning. Twin. Oiiison, Observer U. S. Weather Bureau. The charge of obtaining money un der false pretenses which was preferred $500 worth of pec o n d - h a n d furniture, stoves and household poods We pay the highest cash pi ice for same, All Kinds of Household Goods Sold or Exchanged. The Roseburg Junk & Hide Co. Cor. Oak ind Role St!., Cpp. Empire Stable How About Your Vacation? Summer Nowjwrt or Yaquina Hay is the ideal seusido resort of the North Pacilio Coast. Hound trip tickets at greatly reduced rales on sale from all Southern Pacific points in Oregon, ou and after June 1st. Ask agents for further In formation and a handsome illustrated souvenir booklet, or write to Edwin Stono, Manager C & K. li. ft., Albany Oro., or W. E. Couian, G. P. A. S. P Co., Portland. KrittHlly Turtureil. A easo came to light that for persist ent and uuhiorciful torturehas perhaps never beon equaled. Joe tiolobiek, of Colusa, Calif., writes: "For lfi years I endured insufferable paiu from Rheu matism and nothing rtdicv?d me though I tried everything known. 1 eaino across Electric Bitters and it'H the greatest medicine on earth for that trouble. A few bottles of iteompletoly reliovcd and cured mo." .lust as. good for f.lver and Kidney troubles and gen eral deoilily. Only ."iOe. Satisfaction guaranteed by A. C. Marsters & Co., Druggists, Rosebui-g. Oregon. Tho particular, hard to sultaud hard to tit Individual is invited to cull on J. A. Mollougall, the tailor. A suit of elothos made by ".Nine" will give you satisfaction. Bear in mind that he carries ouly tho latest, siyles and pat terns, tf Wednesday evening. Mr. Shaw came from Iowa to this state last March and will remain permanently. Dr. Studlcy, the Osteopathic Physi cian, cures a large percentage oi diseases after all other methods have failed. Then why is not Osteopathy the best method of treating disease? Steam cleaning, dying, pressing and repairing done on short notlco ladies and genu clothes strictly flrst-clas9. New spring so mples just received. Suits 815 and up. You'll save money by buy ing from Sloper's Pressing and Clean ing Establishment. Phone 233. The W. C. T. U. will meet Friday afternoon, July , at 2:30 o'clock, with Mrs. Patrick, on Oak street. Subject, "Schoolground Immorality," lead by Mrs. Barzee. This Is an important subject and all interested are cordially Invited. The Secretary of the Treasury notified the interior Department that there is no vacant room in the Federal building at Portland, and that con sequently the local Land Office at Oregon City could not be removed to Portland, a9 recommended by In spector Llnnen. The expenditure of the United Statea Government Is less in proportion to the population than that ot most other countries. Seven dollars and ninety- seven cents a head: that s tne uiiarc, For Germany it's y-4-1; for France, Si;.b4: for Great Britain, W1..IU: for Canada, 9.30; for New Zealand, M-OS Ashland Tribune: Mrs. S. M. Web ber, accompanied by her little daught er, arrived here Sunday from Port land, aud will visit for some time with her sister, Mrs. Wm. J. Wallace. Mrs. Webber is one of the finest lady violinists on the coast. She goes from here to Santa Monica, Cal., to visit there before she returns to her home in Portland. Mrs. Florence Maybrlok, sentenced in London 14 years ago to life im prisonment uon being convicted of murdering her husband, was released from prison yesterday, the fifteenth anniversary of tin.; commencement of her trial. She took passage on a steamer for France, but later will comu to her old home in America. N. Conn, Portland; T. C. Shaw, J. J Pool, Days Creek; Cba. Wlnant, Jas. Korbv. Cha. Turner, Kugene: F. T. I Guthrie, A. F. Brown, Myrtle Point: I j. K. Shearer, li. S. Radcliff, Glendalr: II. J. Wilson, Canyon-. ille. M. F. (,'aila Ihan, Wardtfn: O. V,. FS-inta, J. P. !lno. jr.. ar;:as V!j: 4. O. Am.. stro:.g, Tucson. Ar!," .u: Mrs. W. L. ! Laird, Sitkuui: R.-v. W. 11. More. Nor.h Yamhill, were aumrjir ti e rc:ent janivalsaL 'lie liosebjig ilo,sc. I Bengtson, 8 local tuilor, who skipped the town, has been withdrawn by Mr. j Newland. Yesterday Bengtson's for-j nier partner, Mr. Boyce, returned to Roseburg from his outing and made good the amount of money called for In worthless bank cheek by which Bengtson luduced Newland to advance nim & and out of which the charge originated. The warrant issued for Bengtson's arrest has accordingly been withdrawn. Bengtson left behind some tailoring paraphernalia which, in value, will partially cover the amount which Mr. Boyco expended to save him from imprisonment, fortunately Bengtson s escapade will in nowise injuro the busi ness reputation of the establishment, with which he is no longer connected, as Mr. Boyce enjoys the full confidence and high regard of a large noraber of patrons. THE SURE"wAY lopr?Tat Pneumonia nrt CmimiMptioti 1 l cure jinircuM wbfin It firfl rn. Ackrfn Kuxllr-h KemMj tp thft i u'irfh lu lilifht, mid ilrive the tluit it our yntfin. Alwnri a fjuirit ami Mire mre wr Amnriia. nruuriniin, and nil throat and I nn foutkn II it ilwi u:A ialWy jou w will ri'f'iii'' your moiie. Hamilton Dngl o., ttcwtmrg; Oakiau'l Drug Co., Uaklmd. (SC, U E A I TU AND VITALITY JVPIJlVlimilV M 2-1ZjXj19 Tho Rrc.it rnniHly for nervous prnitraiHtn ami all discutiH of if" w inrntlr organs of oilti'.T anx, nurh ns Nt-rvou:. I'rosinitlon. Kuiliutr or LosL Manhood, Intitotciu-y, Nlirlitly F.mls;i(ins, Youthful Krrors. MoiUnl Worry, vici-ssivu uso of Tolmcfo or Onhim, wtilrll lead to (Ninsiiuiption imd InHitmly. With every ICTLTD HCtllC f 5 onli;r wo (funntntro to euro or rrfuml tin- itmtiry. Sold m. .Ov'or tint, ArlLn UOlnO. Oboxusfor$G.OO. IU. JIOTT'S ;ilK.TUf:Al. H., Clvvuluud. Ohio. For Salo by A. C. MarsUim Co., itosoburtr, Oretrnn. JENNINGS' BAKERY E. JI-NNINOS, Prop. (Succenflor to I.J. Norrnnn) No Savings BanK OlTors an opportunity for sufe invcsV merit and large returns, a? an invest ment in lots in Waitc's Addition. This addition comprises the southern purl of the Koso place. These lots are offered on euwv terms, $5 down and monthly payments of live dollars a month Property in this wldition has steadily advanced in price since it was placed on the market, and now, since the new hiifh school is beini? built there, this nronnrtv is vnrv desirable. Kor par ticulars call on the Cobb Heal Kstate Co.. Jtoseburir, Orpiron. d-s.w, Jackson Street, South of the Postoffice. Fresh Bread, Cakes Pastry Every Day Orders taken for BaMB.nnnipietB, Ktc. PHONE 165 Everything the very lwat. t A K t YUU WA1 LHtU i If yon are not, but enpect to lie. it will lie to your inter- J est to rail and inspeet my lino of wati lies lieforo pnn lins- ing. I am always glad to show anil explain anything yon do not know aliout a watch. You will also find that my i prices are right. All kinds of repair work d'ine promptly and BHli!acti"n guaranteed. T :il7 .ia!Ksin svlir.F.r oooooooooooooooooooooooooooorfoooooooooooooooooooooog ? o. uood s SLABW00D -roR hai.k r.Y Tin Pkttttit Mfillrlnfta A man that compounds or invents something that is just a little better than the next best thintr, is eertainly entitled to the best share of th profits to be derived from the sale of the article. So he patents or enpyritrhts to protect r.ts Intere1. i'a'enieo (kiiis ar' f'ti'ni quoits, hn- H'ioH are nevir pa'. ntfcd. We hnvir -0 years of trial behind us to (rive us 'h1 ass irance w? have the best m'-d'-ine rura fMjttnd for the rure of dywpsia, sink heiid aelie, biliousness, indiL'"sh"n and vnpiHfh disnrdfi's. V.r protect the public as wll aso;irselvM by keeping I the' fnrTiiwa a R'-cp t. As lontf as we; n Hke it we know it is ini'i' rent anel it -uies ill'"' rlisit'es, i)r:,i.'L'(ifs t'! i- :it if is t'.l ot".''; u '! r,o th''t If nil- is evr on tli" ir.'T'iisf. To L7et ti e b-t vii -iy I.tr i --iia or in-ili-'i-mwi!! ii -ir tie tlrnL'.-vt f"r lr i,,n,n iii ' a- '1 fv.--- 'ii:-,, p.'!e-; p'-r h)X, only erne Tnr a )'-. K-ir Sdl'j by A. :. .Maisf.-rs ,v Co. .'r-uVi. and Dry Phone 1211 ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. Telephone your orders and wo will deliver yon the weed. Hab wood 111 inches and 4 feet long. Yard foot of Jack fori tft.,, just across Door Creek. g oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooq niimti hiiii i ii"W fHHt:n nu Barnard's Livery & Stage Stable: K V E II Y T 1 1 I N G K I It S T C I. A S S Htane Uavt'S every day at d :n0 a. m. f-;r Mirshfif ull Vi' m I'.ny Point). C. P. BARNARD, Prop., .';1';.,:';',T., M, North Ili-nd ard I'liMVr nc.i HmttWrtllHHrH t l Htl VHt HHW iri " t i i r