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About Evening Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-190? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 19, 1904)
EVENING ROSEBCRG REVIEW I88UED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY HY REVIEW PL'ULISIHXG CO. Office Review Building, (flrst floor) Jaukson Street. Telephone, Main 901. L. WIMBKKL.Y B. BATKH KniTOr FOKKMAN Cheap Doctors They never pay. Don't employ them. Get the best and pay the orice. Cheap doctors don't recommend Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. The best doctors endorse it for colds, coughs. feS'iJS: DAILY. .13 00 will, move next week to Mommouth where shu will make her future home. V. H. Marion and family, left Mon day for Hcnd, Or. where he has taken up some land and will make their Vt rear, by mU t" week,' delivered!'.'.".!.... 16 , future .home. They are making the 8KMI-WKKKLY. I f'ip across the mountains in a wagon. Pi ;er. m Months 2 00 I 11.00 1 AUGUST lit, 1804. WHEAT SPECULATORS. Become Excited and Piiccs Reach Unusual Figures. j CHICAGO, Aug. 18. A nervous crowd wf interested spectators waited the tap ol the opeoing hell today on the Board of Trade, as eager to sell wheat as on the previous day they had been to buy. The price suffered a decline at the moment of opening, ranging from 1 cent to about 3 cents a bushel. Later prices had a sudden rebound, and May wheat, which was sold down to $1.0Si at the start, jumped up again to $1.12. The reason for the change in sentiment among the tradcrB over night, as shown In the early trading, was the failure of the Weather Bureau's forecast of jussiblo frost in the Spring wheat country tocome true. There is nothing within l",degreesof frost temperatures. As the price of wheat since the middle of Juno last advanced 30 cents a bushol, there wore naturally numbers of traders who had made handsome prolits, and the wheat they had been buying constantly since then was the wheat that was for sale as soon as the markot opened today. Hundreds of nervous whoatowuors had hardly got rid of their grain when it was reported 111 a tolegmin from Winnipeg, sent by ii well-known crop examiner who had gone up to Manitoba, that the rust that had ruined tho crops of Minnesota and tho llakoias was at work In the British Northwest and threatened that part of tho country with a similar calamity. How Immense is the interest taken in the grain market by people of all ' sections may be judged from the fact that ono Chicago commission house bought and sold for customers 10,000," O00 bushels of tho vnrlous kinds of grain yostorday, and other lurgo hoiiHOB sold from 8,000,000 to 10,000,000 bimliulN each. The last hour of trudlng showed the Hontimont of truflom again divided, with a strong loaning toward the benr siilo. Conllleting reports from North Dakota caused doubt as to tho real aorlousni'ss of the situation. The close of tho Mny dollvory was easy, at tl.OOJ i l.Ollj, a decline of II from the pre Tious close. It is rumored that O. W. Hurd, of Florence, has purchased the S. Elmore & Company interests in salmon can neries on the Siuslaw, and will fish that river alone this year. Nonpariel. Of Interest to Sick People. We have all the sympathy in the world for sick people, and want to treat them in a serious way. There is no humor in pain and atllictlon, but hard -earnest fact. It is impossible for the patient to Impress on others the extent of sutTorlng they endure, and their anxiety for relief. To get well or be reliovcd is their one thought any remedy that will bring this about has their everlasting gratitude. We have thousands of letters from people who have had dyspepsia, siek-headache and bilious attacks, who tell us how thank ful they were for having used Dr. Gunn's Improved Liver Pills. They are sold at all drug stores for 2oc per box. Only one for a dose. These pills remove the cause of disease and make the skin clear and healthy looking. For sale by A. C Marsters & Co., Druggist When You Go to Portland Don't forget to call at 1521 North 0th street for a nice room. Look for tl c sign "Eldora" on the ilrst luilding on the left side of the stroot as you leave the Union depot. d sw tf C. Vv. Hnss, Prop. Stomach Troubles cured by The Death Penally. A 11 111 w thiutf miniftlimcs results in tltvith. TIiiih a .innro wrftU-h, Instn, tlmut entm.r puny boils huvo puttl iho Umth KMiulty. It Is wiso to havn Huck lim'n Arnica Sdlvo ewr hundy. It's tio .mat. Stilvo on onrth nnd -will pre vent ftttiilliy, wlu'n Hums, Sors, 11 cmn timi PUa thrvuUMi. Duly 'Z'tc ut A. O. MurslrrsA t'o., KoButnirt,', Or. Drain News. 'DYSPEPSIA CURE Under allcurableconditions Mr. D. Kauble of Mrs.W.W. Uy- Nevada. V., was ier 01 mmwu cured by Kodol of alomacn trouble which had effected his hearl. Pa., was cured of Chronic Dyspepsia by the use ol Kodql. Ii. VV. Gnorhulo ami wife, who h.ivo boon dpt'iulli.n tho summer at Osair Ajnilt'iito's, lnft lust wet'k for their 1 1 oino at Kensington, Kansas. Mrs. S. M. Litmlnor has sold lior farm Ui W. i Paxtton, of ('n4iiilln City and A AV Mm jllir 9 OiltiuWUlYvuCal For aulo by Fullerton V lUehanlson, Hosoimrir, Orejjon. LOANS Lines to My Wife. (Id my Sick ii ens ) If my last conscious hour should come tonight, And I no more to you could speak or write; And fondest hopes so suddenly should blight, And dreams I've never told so suddenly should blight; And you no more on earth should see my face, Its sunken lines, remorseless pain did trace, My eyes were closed, which often turned to you As I waB passing life's last gateway through. And they should find my heart that beat for you So glad and often at hope's perspective view, Its pulsings ceased, fur from the glit tering goal, From this decrepit frame my longing soul Had wing and I away, and I so far from home, No time for you I love so well to come Ere death had closed the eye which once in light Lit up to love on you with such delight; How feebly would the message they should send Of love and hope which in my soul did blend Convey tho real words I faiu would say If I had known It was my life's last day. What wonder then my pen seemes lllled, roplete, i From that sweet fountain, deep alTec- tion s seat; And I am trying often in vain to tell The depths of love that in my bosom swell? Oh what shall bo when morning light . shall break, And shining stars their daily recess take, The full-orbed sun on distant plains shall rise, Shall I with aching pain unclose my eyes, To dread the hours I know not what shall bring? Shall burning fever to my vitals cling? Despairing clouds their shadows throw around To blight the hope that health mav yet be found? Oh sad indeed to sing my dlrgo of hope, To paint a night on which no day may ope! To see tho phantom forms of hopes now deud Which may no more lift up my bowed head. To moan In plaintive tones with winds that sigh So dismally as they are passing by; To sit alone by pale and fitful light And grasp with nervous hand my pen to write. Hut should the morning break with triad so me light, This gloom should lift which overhangs the night, And hope's bright light should shine u I ton my way nd 1 should catch the gleam of bright er day, The song of hope revive within my breast, From fears that bodo mo 111 my soul shall rest, I'd step with joyous tread the earth once more Aud puy my vows to God as ne'er be fore! (Ul'.V.) J AS. A. ClU'TVMKIKI.U, Mu'lt' on improvt d farm, biniiiffn ami ridem-o property, t crsonj ilexirinit I loan money ui no w 11 10 unvv meir mom v w mi lie i W placed fur them. ABSTRACTS Wo have n complete record ol ownership and eh in of inle to ru-r; fiMit of land in Douglas County ; our recordr nn c t" d 'e. Weni furnish a but rue t on chort notice m! on rvatmiiab if tus REAL ESTATE We have npecial faoilitiofl for handling timber landu b'h h buy i tit: and wiling; also other real properly. LAND SCRIP Wo buy am. sell all kinds of land tvrip and plat.- Hie smiie on lard . for mi r client a. Al furnish ma of any own-hip m IWehurg, Onui'ii, land district. RENTS COLLECTED For eliantu, taxe paid, repairs made and property in all rerpecte rarehrlv looked niter WE ACT AS TRUSTEE Assignee, executor or financial nt; manage wtntes o- private funds; Mtt client In c. ning up tales or loam on real estate, hold ing the pim-hase or mortgage monov Intrust, and paying it out as Instructed, wnen an mecononmns are iuiui-t-i. SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULT We 1it n (hrolnte Br pn I mult nnd will toke cre ol your valuable, aud pajwr alel anil wcrwy rouminoi. Otic Guarantee & Loan Co. 0. HAMILTON. ProKUrrf 0. 0. HAMILTON, Scy. ui Trtu. Cor. Jacluoa and Waahlngtoa St.., Rocburf, Ore too. Staked I'luins. Tpx., Opo l!K. THH STOKE THAT DOBS THE BUSINESS Fisher & Bellows Company We intend to close out all our High Grade Perfect Fitting Shirt Waists? also all our Summer Dress Goods at prices that are irresistable. Just glance over the prices that follow you can't afford to miss this sale. The pleasure is all yours. These prices are for this mouth only. $1.00 Shirt Waists - 65c $2.25 Shirt Waists $ 1 .50 $1.25 " S8C $2-50 " " 1.75 $150 " $1.05 $2.75 " 1.85 $1.75 " " i.i5 $3.00 " 2.05 $2.00 " 1.30 $3.50 2.25 All our 10c and 12c Summer Dress Goods - - $c All our 12c and 15c " ' " - 9c All our I6c Summer Dress Goods - - J 2C All our 25c Summer Dress Goods - - 1 c AH our 45c and 50c Summer Dress Goods - 33Ac The above prices include all our Linen Suitings, Cotton Voiles, Etamines and Cot ton Tweed Suitings. A magnificent line. Pv4,,n -ff-aari 71 ? For this month. Dairy Palt, 50 lb. sack, XJVIX O. sJjpCCiai. 5Sc; half ground salt 65c p-r 100 lbs. t or $12. 50 per ton. Attractive Prices on Mason Fruit Jars. Tangle Foot Fly Paper 39c Per Box Complete Line of Groceries Get Our Prices Go to the Umjxiuiv Bakery for the best bread in the city. They have these vurietiesof fresh breud every day: French, re, stoum, white und brown. GROCERIES. FOR THE RKiHT KIND I AT THH RIGHT PRICKS MRS. HENRY EASTON I "Phnnt.411. oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Open Day and Night o o rOR.BOYS &.GJRLS TRADE MARK Sick Headache. "For several yours my wife was nut b UmI with what phyieiauii railed siik hea"ia'he of a very severe charac ter. She doctored with several erai nenl ptnsu'iai.a and at a ureat exieise, tnly ut tfrttw worse until slie whs un ible to do any kind of work. Altout a year ao she ttecan taking Chamber lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and unlay weighs more than she ever did before aud ts real well," says Mr. Geo. K. Wriirht, of New London, Now York. Kor sate by Hamilton Drug Co. 25 A PAIR WRRANTED TO GIVE SATISFACTION THE BEST FOR BOYSGIRLS Who Vv ill Be the Lucky One? itt'nnine, live Midland Pony, valued at tKl will be iiiven awny abBolutely FKK to the pereon that estimatestlie nefliiit to it weight. A dess With Each Pair of Pony I Stockings. At least 1! special trains from the .... east are exectcd to pans through " Oregon durinfr the tirst week in Sep- tcmbe: to the in San Kranoisro. COMPANY 1. ir further particulars see er bearing deh-UKtc nd visitors PIMpD X, RFI I HWC b conclave of the Knighw Templar 1 '' "-" ULLLVITJ Everything New and Firstclnss REASONABLE RATKS TO REGULAR BOARDERS SHAMROCK RESTAURANTS Home Cooklnu 0 All White Help Mils. .1. T. FHKKIIt ItV, ft;, -r..prl.lr.. ooooooooooooo00ooooOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOBOono ASK YOUR GROCER FOR rMougfasJ?o ur ABSOLUTELY THE BEST MAXIPACTtBBn BY DOUGLAS COUNTY FLOURING MILLS a. w. bashford, Prop. Pull Line of Mill Feeds Busies, Hacks, Spring Wagons, Sporting Goods, Ammunition and Fishing Tackle MET MY TRICE8 BEFORE YOU BDY- SS. 15.. S Y IS. tez S Roseburg, Oregon J. roKim w. o. riuiiioN House, 8in and Bnygy raintinir. Shoo I Washington Street, between Main and Kane (eeta. CORDON SSON PAINT RS AND PAPER UNGERS WCM ap 'phone I29o when In need. Tainting or Papering. Prompt attention given to all work. . I FAMOUS TRAINS The Southwest Limited, Kansas City. to Chicago; the Overiand Limited to Chicago via Omaha, and the Pioneer Limited, St. Paul to Chicago, run via the Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Railway Each route offers numerous attractious The principal thing to insure a quick, comfortable trip East is to see that your tickets read via the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway. H. S. ROWS General Agent 134 Third St, Portland
