Evening Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-190?, September 21, 1904, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextEVENING ROSEBURC REVIEW ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY DY REVIEW PUISUSITIXG CO. h. WIMBKKLY Knnoa B. W. BATHS FOHKMAN 1A1LY Pax year, by mail 12.00 Par Month, delivered 60 Psr Week, delivered 16 SEMI-WHKKLY. Per year 12.00 Biz Month. 11.00 SEPTEMBER 21, 1004. s : : DEMOCRATIC jTICKET I FoK PIIKHIDKST Z ALTON B. PARKER J OF NEW YOHK KOK VICE I'ltKWIDKXT J 1IKN11Y (i. DAVIS OK WKHT VllKUNlA 2 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS W. 8. Hamilton. .Or Pornr.AsCo. John A. Jkkk.ihy. .Ok Makion Co. W. II. Dn.LKK. . .Of Coui.miha Co. T, II. Ckawfokd. . . .Of Union Co. Oakland News. fifer-SsL Mellow yyfaM Golden Gate Coffee receives our most careful atten tion and is always uniform in strength and quality. The choicest coffee grown. Sold in 1 and 2 lb. aroma-tight tins. Grind fresh each day not too fine. J. A. FOLGER OX CO.. San franolaco Importer, and Roasters of Fin Old CorTejaa REBEKAHS EMERTA1S Edward Thompson, who has been vis-j itlng at his old home In Coles Valley j for several weeks, left on Tuesday for , '.pals home in Sjokane. j Mrs. Wallace Whltmore, who has been visiting here with her sistor-ln-law, Mrs. A. G. Young, returned to her home in Portland last Sunday. An expert electrician is in Oakland this week in the interest of our pro posed electric light plant. f Some much needed improvements have been made on the Presbyterian church hers in the last few days. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Armstrong, who have been visiting rolatives in Oakland, returned to their borne in Lebanon last Monday. The Sunday school social given by Mr. and Mr 8. A. F. Brown, at their residence on last Saturday eve, was at tended by a large number of people, all of whom had an enjoyable time. Mrs. Geo. W. Prior, who roeontly Bold his Calapoola farm, has just pur chased the Jell Gilliam farm, on the Umptiua, a short distance below Win chester. II. F. Doardorff roturnod Tuesday from an extended trip to valloy towns. Qeo. Kruso, of Kosehurg, has many -friends In aud about Oakland who deeply sympathize with him and his children in their recent sad beroavo ment and Irreparable loss in the death of a wife and mother. Pandaiii'S. WHY DO YOU COUGH? Do 7011 knewthftt llHtii ronh 1b k dun pier cimibliiK" Are you Bwn.ro tliat It ofit'u ( tvUR uti the hiiiR", aii'l fr Ino often rutin I mo diuiutniillutt anil eudfi hi death r,u Tou It. id to trill with no urli'im a mauwr Av er'ti KnglUh Kemeily (or roughs, CoUln a ml ('oniiiDiHuii In U-yntid ijliettlnn the itri'Kti'Kt of all tiKMliTii rvtneilleH. ltMillnto a cough In one nlitht ami will chirk tt In a tlay. U will tirevvnt oiouii, relieve mhira ami ciira conmmtUtin. Our fttih !n II In sottroiif that we Ruatamee every bottle to lve latUfactloD r mouey back. Circuit Court Suits Filed. Asa J. Iddlnna vs. Peter Turner, Action to recover 9i:M.Cf, alleged to be due for board, lodging and nursing. Mrs. M. K. Ooodridgo vs. K. L. Good ridge, suit for divorce. I'laintltT al lcpes cruel treatment. The (turtles vera married In Douglas county in 3H8H and have three children, nf which she asks custody. Plaintiff also asks $15 per month alimony towards the support of her children, alleging In connection therewith that defendant is the owner of a hotel at Canyonville and besides earns a salary of $(10 per month at the Gold Bug mine. Dr. G unit's Blood and Nerve Tonic. There is not a woman in this land but al some time in her life would have been the Deter for the use of this tonic. For diseases peculiar to women a bet ter medicine was never mode. It Is composed of the ingredients from which the system has been deprived by disease, overwork, or dissipation. It enters at once into the circulation, building up the tissues that have wasted, making pure rich blood in the most direct way. For weak, nervous, and unsteady people, pimply, pale, or lleshless ieople, it will make strong steady nerves and give the complexion that wholcsomo look thut indicates health, producing good solid flesh at the ruteof 1 to 3 lbs. per week. Drug gists sell It for "5 cts. per box, or 3, boxes for $2. It should be taken after meals, one or two tablets each time. For sulo by A. C. Marsters & Co. Millinery Opening. Pattern hats and novelties at Mrs. Da vies' Millinery Parlors, Sept. 21 and 22. CasB Btreet, near the depot. &22. The World's Fair Route. Those anticipating an Kastern trip, or a visit to the Louisiuua Purchase F.xH)sltion at St, Louis, cannot aiTord to overlook the advantages otTored by the Missonu Pacific Railway, which, on account of its various routes and gateways, has been appropriately named "The World's Fair Uoute," Passengers from the Northwest take the Missnrtti Pacific trains from Denver or Pueblo, with the choice of either going direct through Kansas Oty, or via Wichita, Fort Scott and Pleasant Hill. Two trains daily from Denver and Pueblo to St. Louis without change, carrying ail classes of modern equip ment, including electric lighted obser vation parlor cafe dining cars. Ten daily trains 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 lustrated literature tf LOANS Made on improved farm, hunineM and residence property. Persona tU'firin to limn money will do well to leave their money with ue tt be placed fur them. ABSTRACTS We have a complete record of ownership and chain of title to every foot of land in lou(lii" County ; our record b are up to date. We cau furnish abstracts on short notice and on reasonable terms. REAL ESTATE We have special fnrilities for handling timber lands both in buying and stilling; also other real property. LAND SCRIP We buy and sell all kinds of land scrip and place the same on lard for our clients. Also furnish maps of any township in Kosehurg, Oregon, land district. RENTS COLLECTED For clients, taxes paid, repairs made and property in all', respects carefully looked after. WE ACT AS TRUSTEE Kelleher News. Ansifinee, executor or financial scent; msnttce estntes or private f u tide; aMint clients in clrnins up nlcs or loan? on real etnte, hold the purchase or niorttrave money in trupt. and paying it out as inptrm-tcd, when all the conditions are f til It lied. . SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULT We have an absolute tlr pnw.f vault and will take care of your valuables and paper safety ami secrecy combined. Otic Guarantee & LoamCo. D 'HAMILTON, Pro dim D. 0.;HA.v.lLTON.;sty. and Trn Cor. Jackson and Washington Sts., Roscburft, Oregon. j The first frost of the season can Monday night, nipping the toma'.o vines. It was a little early in its ap pearance, compared with former years. Mrs. Margaret Campbell and Mrs. Watson have returned to Myrtle Creek, after experiencing a very enjoyable visit of more than a month's duration with the former lady's daughter, Mrs. Oscar GustatTson. Misses Rae snd Lucile Hamilton have returned from hop picking at Creswell. They enjoyed the outing very much, but coming up on the train some light fingered party relieved Miss Lucile of her purse containing quite a sum of money and a number of keepsakes more highly valued than the coin. It is thought the thief got off the train at Cottage Grove. After an examination by Dr. White, of Norah, Mr. J. J. Kelleher's little daughter, who is troubled in her speech, the latter took his child to Portland, and will leave her there at St. Vincent's hospital in charge of a skilled physician and the sisters. The little one is an unusually bright child, and it is generally hoped thut she may be cured of her atlliction. Work Is now picking up at the mill, and will he in full force soon as the rains set in. Dr. T. L. White, of McKeesport, Pa., and Mr. H. VanXess, of Cincinnati, Ohio, are visitors of Mr. W. H. Sykes. They have come out here from the oast to inspect the mill property, and express themselves as surprised and highly pleased at what has been done, and what is planned for the future. Besides attending to business they have en gaged in hunting and fishing. Mr. W. A. Huberts has sheared bis stieep. TI.e clip averaged seven pounds to the fleece. Mr. GitTord Hamilton has returned from the hop fields. Several fine catches of trout have been made In Uilly creek lately, some of the fish measuring 14 and 15 inches in length. The larger ones appear to be of the Dolly Varden variety. Mr. Chas. Hewitt returned home from Winchester Sunday, where he he has been a couple of weeks. Cattle this fall are in fine order, but the foed supply is decidedly short, should there be much soow during the coming winter. The mill company proposes sowing considerable fall grain for next year's feed for its horses, and to this end is securing plows and harrows, Mr. J. P. Black is making quite a change for the better in the Stanley place in the way of Improving the house, building fences, etc. Mr. McKlllop has finally finished burning his slashing, and his neighbors are quietly taking a fresh breathing spell. Several small flocks of wild ducks are showing upon the mill pond, and a few of them have got into the pot. Rr.x. Piptberia, sore throat, croup. In stant relief. Permanent cure. Dr. Thomas' Klectric Oil. At any drug store. It Will be to Your Interest, If you contemplate visiting the St. Louis Exposition, to secure reliable in formation as to railroad service, the lowest rales and the best routes. Also as to local conditions in St, Louis; hotols, etc., etc. If ynn will write the und.-rsisned, stating what information you desire, the same will be promptly furnisiud. If we do not hnvo it on hand: will se cure it for you if fiossib'e. and without any expense to you. Address D. a. TiU Miirt.u Commercial Agent, 112 Third Street, Portland, Ore. National Anniversary Observed by the Local Lodge. The 5:ird national anniversary of the organization of the Rebukah lodge, auxiliary to the I. O. O. P., was cele brated in a lifting manner by the local branch of the order, Roseburg Lodge .No. 41, at their hall in this city Tues day evening. As on similar occasions in past years a large number of invited guests shared in the enjoyment of the evening. An excellent program of vocal and instrumental music, speeches and recitations was rendered. The affair closed with a sumptous banquet. Following is the program rendered: Opening Ode. Prayer By the Chaplain. Instrumental Solo Miss Elsie Bene dick. Address of Welcome Miss Emma Fisher. Vocal Solo Mrs. Edythe Kelly. Recitation, "Since Father Rode tho Goat" Eva Faulkner. Vocal Solo Dr. J. W. Strange. Recitation, "The Odd Fellows' Goat" Bonnie Palm. Address C. S. Jackson. Vocal Solo Mrs. D. G. Palm. Vocal Solo Mrs. Edythe Kelly. Emergency Medicines It Is a great convenience to have at hand reliable remedies for use in case of accident and for slight injuries and ailments. A good liniment and one that is fast becoming a favorite if not a household necessity is Chamberlain's Pain Balm. By applying it promptly to a cut, bruise or burn it allays the pain and causes the injury to heal in about one-third of the time usually re quired, and as it is an antiseptio it pre vents any danger of blood poisoning. When pain balm is kept at band a sprain may be treated before inllam mation sets in, which insures a quick recovery. For sale by Hamilton Drug Co. FOR SALE Ij'OK SALE. Two cottages of five a- and six rooms. Call at Review office. tf. l?OH SALE. Corner business lot, in -- Roseburg. See me at my oniee, d-Bw-s27. Louis Barker, FOR SALE. Or exchange for cow and difference. A large, gentle worn norse. iiox u, uoseDurg, ure gon. d-sw-s27. POM SALE. Sweet cider and Dure I' cider vinegnr. Call on C. H. Bris tol, 'phone 4'J4, Koseburg, Oregon, d-sw o 15. "OATS FOR SALE. A few thor V-J oiiL'hbred, registered "bucks". .ono bi tter. For prices address, I. A, Dean, Riddle, Oregon. s22. FOR SALE. A Chicago typewriter, nearly new, fine condition. Will sell cheap. Don't miss it. See me at my oniue. d-sw-s27. Louis Bar.ee. T70R SALE. Good house of five 1 rooms, in Roseburg. with three- fourths of an acre of land in fruit trees and garden. Address "Z' , care Re view, or inquire at Review office. d-Bw MISCELLANEOUS. w ANTED. Millinery apprentice. Address Box Y.V2. Roseburg Ore. OUSE FOR RENT. House aLd bsrn in North Roseburg. Call on B. F. Page. d-sw 21. W ""ANTED. Girl to do general housework. Apply, Mrs. M. Josephson. FOR RENT. A warehouse in Rose burg. Call on Mrs. M. Josephson for particulars. tf. UOR RENT. Six-room house In Riverside Addition, one mile north of Roseburg, on the Edenbower road. Address Thos. Graham, city, d-sw-tf. FOR RENT. Furnished housekeep ing rooms. Wood, light and wa ter furnished. Enquire at F. Long and Son's harness shop, or at resi- aence. u-sw-tt. WANTED. Ten carloads good wheat or oat hay. Inquire at Cobb Real Estate Co's office, Roseburg, for price, etc. d-l G. A. Conn. FOR RENT. A nice little home two miles from the citv. containing 15 acres of land. -This is'the P. W. Mess place, in Edenbower. See me at my Oince. u-SW.Ki. IjOL'IS DAR.ZEE. MEN WANTED. At Glendale, Ore gon, to cut cordwood. Price pa,d, 91. ,o per cord, 4-foot wood. Good fir timber to work in. Apply to W. F. .Minani, i.ienuaie, Oregon. d-tf. J NSURANCE D S. West, having ac- X cepteu several Old and reliable are insurance companies, is now prepared to do a generul tire insurance business Insure with him. Office ooposire P. O. TRESPASS XOTICE.-A11 persons are hereby warned not to huui, with or wtthouidogs. or otherwise tres wiss on my premises (near Edenbower), under the penalty provided by law. d-sw-tf. c. H. Kkistou DS. T. WEST. Fire Insurance. , Notary Public. City Property rented. County and City Warrants bought and collections made. Office on Jsvkson street No. 407, Hoover building opivsite Post Office. d-sw-tf. VSTRAY NOTICE. I have in my pasture one ;l-year-o!d red steer: Mr marks, two upper half cropi. Owner may have same by calling and paving charges. G. Friend. , olalla, Aug. 22, l'.KM. d-sw-s22 IT IS A MATTER OF HEALTH FKOKKNHION4I., DR. JI. Ij. STUDLKY OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Sneclallsto! chronic diseases. ';oiisulttion Irw. Ulllco over thu toMtolllco. Thuiiuma, Hnuits: 0 t i a. m. ami 2 to 5 p. m. RcsMcucc a. H. J. (irttveh jlace. '.'hone 1294 POWDER Absolutely Pure ' THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE Larger Sleeping Car Berths. One of the few railroad companies that owns and operates the sleeping cars in service on its lines, is the Chi cago, Mlllwaukee & St. Paul. The sleeping cars on this line were formerly Pullman cars, operated by the Pullman Company, but for a dozen years past the railway company has owned and operated the sleeping car equipment. In building its sleeping cars, a departure from the old standard pattern of cars has been made to the ex tent of adding about six inches to thu width and height of the sleepers. This permits of wider and higher berths. Length has also been added to berths, so that comfort is found in them which is lacking in ordinary sleeping cars. These large cars are in service on practically all of the lines of the St. Paul road, and are very popular with the traveling public. Try some Myers Royal Horse, Cattle and Poultry Sp'ce sold by S. K. Sykes. 1.1 11. da kmy, u. -m. u. W. DENTIST Office in the Abraham Building. (Over the l'ostoillce In Ihe oillpo here. luiure uccupluil by br. J. U. chajiiiitui.) EoSEBl'ltr. OltEliON QEO. E. HODCK, M. D. Office, in the Reviow building, npstairs rooms j j nan 14. Teluphuud, Main 81, RoBBEOiio. Orb. PALMER V. HOOVHK, PHYSICIAN AND 8URGK0N, RrjSfiBDBG Ollll Spocl.l Attention Riven to Dlsesies 0! th Noseaod Throat. Otnee Halo 3t.,ou door south 01 Gltv Bs J 0. TW1TCHULL, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Roseburg, ' - - - Obeoon Special attention given to disease, of the era office new Douglas County Bant Build ng. abur.ct 01 title to deeded lanct. Papers pre pared lor riling on governme?' land. Bine prints of township maps showing all va cut lands. FRANK E. ALLEY ARCHITECT and ABSTRACTER Plans and estimates for all kinda ol bnildings. Special . designs for office flxturee" Office In Dong County Bank Building Phone 871. B08BHUKG, OKK GROCERIES. fOR THE RIGHT KIND See AT THE RIGHT PRICES MRS. HENRY E ASTON 'Phone 411. Roseburg' Theatre ROSEBURQ ORCHESTRA, Managers. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 28, 1Q04 Gorton's DIG Minstrels BEAUTIFUL ELECTRIC FIRST PART HIGH-CLASS SPECIALTIES. $ SPLENDID COSTUMES A GRAND STREET PARADE Seats on sale at Bell's PRICES 75c, 50c and 35c. Candy Kitchen. Roseburg-Marshfield Staee Line B. FENT0N, Proprietor SHORTEST AND BEST ROUTE TO Myrtle Point, Coquille all Coos'Bay Points Stage leaves Roseburg every morning at 6 :00 a. nu connecting with r!vTpo.n rtl8 Po,nt ,or lRrBhfield and "i,h Uie SiSrSSiJSuS GOOD RIGS AND CAREFUL DRIVERS !Tnrfr(l,. . . Cass slreeCnear the d"' " " ' " ASK YOUR GROCER FOR $ ride of )ougfas T?our ABSOLUTELY THE BEST' MANrFACTTRSn BT . DOUGLAS COUNTY FLOURING MILLS a. w. bashford & son. Props. full Line of Mill Feeds ARE YOU WATCHED? If yon are not, but exwrt tn h it arm k- . est to call and insrWct mv Ue of uatohJl t f ?m "l"' ing. 1 am alwav, glad to s and VxnUin .nrcho do not know lutSR watoh. Yo w,"'. VZ "', y Prices are right. All kinds of repafr work ,. Rt ?,y and satisfaction guaranteed. ne P'011''? I 4 i "--" BiKKRT av .