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About Evening Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-190? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1904)
EVENING ROSEBCRC REVIEW ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY MY REVIEW PUBLISHING CO. OKRIUK Keview Building, (lirst Uoor Jackson Street. Telephone, Main 901. L. W1MBKRLV ED1TM B. W. HATHH Fokkma.n IMii.Y. ParTMr.br mall s.oo Par Mouth, delivered 50 Par Woek. delivered 16 BK MI-WEEKLY. ParyMr 12 00 81 Month. 11.00 A UGUST 20, 11104. Yc T T That means rich hair.heavv OHTIQ JLlQir hair, no gray hair. Is yours U mm, snori, gray r just re member, Ayer's Hair Vigor always restores color to gray hair, all the dark, rich color it had years ago. Oakland News. Horn. To Mr. and Mrs. Julian Thiolo, of liice Hill, a 12 lb. boy. John MeKinney left Friday after noon for North llend whore he contem plates t,roinr nto business. The Oak lurid Real Instate Co. closet tjo following deals this week: The John It. Sutherliu home to P. W. Hockley, consideration $1200: mid 80 acres of L. Villipcpne lo A. C. Gant, consideration $400. I). W. Stearns, left the lirst of the week for Portland, accompanied by his son. Mr. Stearns has been in ill health for sometime and it is with the intention ot obtaining medical aid thut he left us. Mrs. T. Barnard loft on Monday's local for Albany. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Caton returned from a brief visit in Eugene, Sunday. W. H. Tripp loft Thursday for New port where he contemplates a week's outing. A few more loads of cattte wore shipped from thisuity Saturday morn-1 ing. i Kd. Johnson left Saturday morning for North I fond. ?20; 1,502 acres near Myrtle Creek. O. v C. R. n. Co. to J. R. Daniels, $120: nwi of nw of see 1", to 27 s, r 0 west. Cobb Real Kstate Co. to Henry Denn, $2;j0; lots 1 and 2 of block 21 Waite's Addition to Itoeohurir. .Mrs. Harriet and E. R. Hanan to Inez G. Foster,$12WU0; lots land 2 of block f5, and grantors' interest in Jots 1 and 2 of block iH, all in Ji. R. Addi tion to Roseburg. Mrs. K. A. Wall to M. F. Chase, 8:100 ni of lots 11 and 12 of block 3 in Glen dale. C. W. Smith et ux to B. Dick ford et ux, 1000; si of nj of sec 1!J, tp 28 s, r 0 west. D. T. Lull et ux to A. F, Stearns and C. L. Chenowoth, 2.fl'J4.71i 10(1.3. acres adjoining E. W. Otey D. L. C, in tp 20 b, r 0 west. Reported by the Title Guarantee & Loan Co., Roseburg, Oregon. IT IS SERIOUS. Roseburg People Fail Seriousness, to Realize the The constant aching of a bad back, The weariuoss, and the tired feeling, The pains and aches of kidney ills, Are serious, if neglected. Dangerous urinary troubles follow.' A Rosoburg citizen shows you how to llVu'd them. Edwin Billings, now retired, residing on Jane street, east end, says: At in tervals for seven or eight years I have Mr. Jovinton was ae-' been annoyed with Irregularities of the coin pan ied by Earnest Trusscll. Chester Thompson, of Coles Valley, was in the city Tuesday on his way tn Frisco, aeeompaning Mr. and Mrs. C. 1. Prlnglo. Rev. C. F. Woodward, who has been tn San Francisco for some months past, returned lo this city Saturday morning. Rev. Woodward's family is still in San Francisco. Dr. F. W. Hunt and family left for a two week's outing at Winchester Itay litis week. 1 Bessie Rankin, formorly of this placo, 1 but now of Albany, was visiting in the city Wednesday. Willio Whitnoy, who has been work ing at Gardiner for the Gardiner Mill Co., returned homo Thursday last on uccounl of un Injury sustained on his linger. Mr. Whitnoy fell for the iliitaneo of about .TO feet and thus it ww that he came in contact with a paw. The wound looks as if it might necessi tate amputation. Owl. kidney secretions und suffered from sever 'pains in the small of my back. 1 don't know what caused it, but com ing on at lirst gradually 1 kept getting worse as time rolled by. Finally I got so bud that on more than one occasion I wus about used up. I knew what caused the trouble, but how to check it wasamystory. When in bad shape several months ago DoanV Kidney Fills were brought to my notice and I pro cured a box at A. C. Ma raters & Co's. drug store. The retmlts 1 obtained were decidedly satisfactory. To say 1 endorse 1 Joan's Kidney Fills expresses iny opluion very mildly. For sal o by all dealers. I'rice ."10c, Foster-M i 1 1 burn Co. , Bu iTulo, N . Y . , sole agents for the U. S. Remember the name Doan's and lake no substitute. Real Estate Transfers. G. W. Fisher ct ux to Mrs. H. ('. Ilohard, fri-00; swj of sel of see H, tp ;i2 s, r 5 west. O. C. Sother el ux to J. C. and R. A. llaight, CUK); teu acres in see ;i, tp .Us, r (1 west. B. Biekford et ux to C. W. Smith, el ux, VI; one-third Interest In si of nl of tee HI, tp 2S s, r H west. O. C. Sotherot ux to Wilburn Wil ' ox, W-0; twelve acres in sec 3, tp 33 s, r 0 west. lTmHiift lyxlgo No. 37, I. O. O. F. to V. C Gilmour, .; lot Oof block 2, I. ). O. F. cemetery Oaklanl. Fordy Oabbert to Susan Dunmivin, The World's Fair Route. Those anticipating an Eastern trip, or a visit to the lAuisiana Purchase ExK)sitfou at St. Iouis, cannot alTord to overlook the advantages offered by the Missomti Pacii'io Railway, which, on account of its various routes and gateways, has tieen appropriately named "The World's Fair Route." Passengers from the Northwest take the Missorui lAcmtJ trains from Denver or Pueblo, with the choice of either going direct through Kansas City, or via Wichita, Fort Scott and Pleasant Bill. Two trains daily from Denver and Pueblo to Si. ouis without change, carrying all classes of modern equiji tneiit, including eloeiric lighted obser vation parlor cafe dining cars. Ten daily traius between Kansas City and St. Louis. Write or call on W. C. McBride, General Agent, 124 Third street, Port land, for detailed information and il ustrated literature tf Ask your grocer for Utnpqua bakery bread. d-sw-tf. LOANS Mfl'leon improved farm, business and residence property. Persons desiring to loan money will do well to leave their money with us to Ik placed for theiii. ABSTRACTS We have a complete record of ownership and chain of title foot of land in IKhiuIum 4'nuuty ; nur reeord are up to date, funnel, abstracts ou liou unlive and on reannnhle terms. to every Wo can REAL ESTATE We have special fneilitien for handling timber land nud tolling; also other real property. -both in buying LAND SCRIP We buy and noil nil kinds of land perip and place the same on bird for our elientn. Also furnish maps of any township in Kunebnrg, Oregon, land district. RENTS COLLECTED For clients, taxes paid, repair made and property in all re?pet carefully looked after. WE ACT AS TRUSTEE Apnignee, executor or financial auent ; matinee estnten o? private fund; atsirt clients In elrnimr up ales or loan on real estate, hold ing the purvhnye or mortgage money in trunt , and paying it out as instructed, when all the conditions are (ultllled. SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULT We have an absolute lire proof vault and will take care of your valuables and papers safety and coi-reey combined. Otic Guarantee & Loan Co. 0. HAMILTON, Pr.iid.nl D. 0. HAMILTON, S.cy. and Trial. Cor, Jackson and W ashington St.., RuMburg, Oregon. MORE RAILROAD TALK. Minneapolis Man Thinks Oregon's. Fu ture Very Bright. The prospect of Coos county getting that much-needed and prayed for rail road which will enable it to take its proper and natural place among the state's counties seems to be growing brighter, says the Portland Journal. C. A. Smith, of Minneapolis, is largely interested in the county and has cently been in consultation with Santa Fe and Southern Pacitlc officials in an endeavor, It is understood, to inter est them In the region and obtain a promise that they will extend their lines to the isolated timber holdings. Mr. Smith admits that one object of his visit to the coast has been to arouse the railroad interests to the Coos op portunity but refuses to state what suc cess has attended his efforts. Should the companies offer no en couragement and refuse to make any promises concerning future construc tion Mr. Smith may construct a con necting line himself. When asked why, with his large timber holdings isolated from transportation faculittes and with the capital he could interest in the pro ject, he did not build a line himself, he replied: I may be compelled to do something of the kind." Mr. Smith Is stopping at the Hotel Portland and is registered from Min neapolis, where,;as the leading timber lealer of the region, he employs 1,200 men. But he Is Interested in many tim ber tracts over the country and has forests of virgin fir, pine, spruce, hem lock and cedar scattered ovor the northwest. Ho has just come from Coos county, where he has 100,000 acres of fir, cedar and sugar pine. In Linn county, close to the heavy forest tires, he also has an extensive tract, and while he is not losing any sleep over It he watches the llames with close interest. He says the ilres In southern Oregon have thus far done but Utile damage. -in is coast ts the place Torino young man," he said. "The states of Oregon, Washington and California havo a great future. I have brought my son on this trip, for I want him to learn the conditions In the timber trade here. 1 have sent a number of young men to this coast. There is a good future here for the limber business. Of course, lumber will bo manufactured for many years in the Mississippi valley, but the output is decreasing steadily. Last year the product was 100,000,000 feet less than It was the preceding year, and this year It will be nearly that much less. The output of white pine has decreased from 00,000,000 to .'100, 000,000 feet, which is an enormous fall ing off. This means that the timber of the Paei lie coast is won to come Into the market. What you must have is railway facilities, and the people should keep everlastingly at agitation for rail way building. I am certain that both the Vanderbitt and Gould lines will soon reach the coast. But just where they will strike it wo do not know. Suits Filed in the Circut Court. Millard F. Callahan vs. John R. and Nellie A. Campbell; suit to recover !,- 2,t, alleged to be due on promisor) notes, and to foreclose a mortgage on real property given to secure said notes. David If. Lawivnee vs. John Brown: actum to recover ;ibt.22, alleged to be due in the aggregate of account trans ferred to the plaintiff by various par ties. Attachment has been levied on the following real property of defend ant: swl of see 31, tp 31 s, r 7 west. A Sweet Breath is a never falling sign of a healthv loniach. When the breath is bad the stomach is out of order. There is no remedy in the world equal to Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for curing indigestion. spep.iia dy and all stomach disorders. .Mrs. .Mary is. i nek, ot White Plains, Ky., writes: "I have been a dyspeptic Mr years; tried all kinds of remedies but continued to crow worse. Bv the use of Kodol I be can to Improve at once, and alter taking a few bottles am tuny rcmoreti in weight, health and strength and can eat whatever I like." kodol digests what you eat and makes the stomach sweet. Sold by FuUertoo .V Richardson, Koseburc; Oakland Drug Co., Oakland. For new rerti the Rkvii:v THE STORE THAT DOES THE BUSINESS Fisher & Bellows Company We intend to close out all our Hisjh 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 $1.25 " $1 50 $1.75 " $2.00 ' - 65c 88c $1.05 1.15 1.30 $2.25 Shirt Waists $1.50 $2.50 " " 1.75 $2.75 " " 1.85 $3.00 " " 2.05 $3.50 " " 2.25 All our 10c and 12c Summer Dress Goods - - 8c All our I2c and 15c ' - gyzC All our 16c Summer Dress Goods - - 2Ac All our 25c Summer Dress Goods - - 1 8c All our 45c and 50c Summer Dress Goods - 33!4c The above prices include all our Linen Suitings, Cotton Voiles, Etamines and Cot ton Tweed Suitings. A magnificent line. Extra Special! Attractive Prices on Mason Fruit Jars. For this month. Dairy Salt, 50 lb. sack, 55c; half ground salt-65c pur 100 lbs. or $12. 50 per ton. i Tangle Foot Fly Paper 39c Per Box Complete Line of Groceries-Get Our Prices Go to the Umpqua Bakery for the best bread In the city. They have theso varieties of fresh bread every day: French, rye, steam, white and brown. GROCERIES fOR THE RIGHT KIND 8m AT THE RIGHT PRICES MRS. HENRY E ASTON Phone 411. FOR BOYS c-. & .GIRLS . 1? oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo o P o Everything New and Firstclass Open Day and Night REASONABLE RATES TO REGULAR BOARDERS SHAMROCK RESTAURANT o Home Cooking Near the Depot All White Help o r o .1. T. ntKlillt ItV, W, rioprlrln... ooooooooooooooot,ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo TRADE MARK 25 A PAIR WARRANTED TO GIVE SATISFACTION THE BEST FOR BOYSG.RLS Who Will Be the Lucky One? A genuine, live Shetland Pony, valued at $100, will be given away absolutely FKKK to the person that estimates the nearest 10 its weight. A Guess With Each Pair of Pony Stockings. Pony will be on exhibition altout July 1. For further particulars see FISHER & BELLOWS COMPANY ASK YOUR GROCER FOR our ABSOLUTELY THE BEST -MA Nl; FACTTREn BY- DOUGLAS COUNTY FLOURING MILLS a. w. bashford. Prop. Full Line of Mill Feeds Busies, Hacks, Spring WagonsSporting Goods, Ammunition and Fishing Tackle GET .MY PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY E5. K. 3 Y IS. IE s Roseburg, Oregon ,1. COIUMIN W. O. COKIMIN House, Sign and Buggy Painting. Shop en Washington Street, between Main and Kane Streets. CORDON & SON PAINTERS AND PAPER HANGERS f-Call up 'phone U5 when in need ot Paintingor Papering. Prompt attention given to all work. FAMOUS TRAINS The Sou tli west Limited, Kansas City to Chicago; the Over.aud Limited to Chicago via Omaha, and the lioueer Limned, St. Paul to Chicago, run via the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Each route offers numerous attractions. The principal thing to insure a quick, comfortable trip hast is to see xhat your tickets read via the Chicago, Milwaukee i St. Paul Railwav. S. ROWE Qeneral Agent Railway. 134 Third St., Portland i
