Evening Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-190?, October 20, 1904, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textv y EVENING ROSEBURC REVIEW t i 1 ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 1(Y REVIEW PUHLISHIXG CO. OFFICE Rovlew Building, (iirst floor) Jaokson Street. Telephone, Main 901. L. WIMBKKLV BDITOB B.W. BATKB FOKSMAN DAILY. rT6r, by mall W.00 n Monthidellvered M Vn Week, delivered 16 8KMI-WKKKLV. far rear ''2.0J Bli Month. ' OCTOBER 20, 1004. ! DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOK PHKSIDEST S ALTON B. PARKER J OF NEW YOKK 4ft. FOR VICK PREH1DKST 2 HENKY G. DAVIS OF WBHT VIIUIINIA 5 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS 5 W.8. Hamilton.. OrDorriLAsCo. Jons A. Jkfkhey- .Of Marion Co. W. B. Dii.i.er...OfCoixmiiia Co. 2 T. II. Crawforii. . . .Of Union Co. We hear that your hair is very sick That's too bad I We had noticed It was looking pretty thin and faded of late, but naturally did not like to speak of it. By the way, Ayer's Hair Vigor is a regular hair grower, a per fect hair restorer. Sold, the world over, for 60 years. tSi'iSi: cured by Dr. Bo-san-ko's Pile Remedy. stops ltcmng una Dieeumsr- adsovuh tumors. 50c a jar at Druggists, or sent by mail. Treatise tree. Write mo about your case. Dr. Boaanko, Phila., iJa. For sule by A. C Marsters & Co., Druggist. Lane Hopgrowers' Scheme. Eugknk, Or., Oct. 1!). An effort is being made by a number of Lane coun ty hopgrowers to create a direct mar kot in England tor their product, and with that end in view, John Davles, a local grower and speculator has left Jor England with a number of samples of hops, representing about loOO bales, grown by a half dozen or more persons in this vicinity, Mr. DavleB hopes to I 1.. dklo fn D.aonna Itintlara an thut. hv shipping direct to England those in the scheme may realize much more than could be obtained here. General News. It is stated In Wall street that the " United States Steel Co., will in Decem ber make a third olTer to the employes to sell them stock in the company, to be held, five years. It is understood that the stock is to be sold in the neighborhood of 80. During a lire in a children's work house at Shelby villo, Ind., Wednesday, two little. boys wore suffocated by smoke in their bods. Thirty other children in the building at the time escaped by leaping from the upper windows to the roof of an adjoining building. Catbryn MoCarty, aged 104 years, And probably the oldost- woman In Ore gon died Wednesday at Forest Grove. THE SURE WAY. to nrevent P:icumonIa and ConsmnDtioa is to cure your cold when it first appears. Acker's KugiUh Remedy will Btop the couuh in a night and drive the cold out of your By h tern. Always a quick and sure cure lor Asthma, ItronchltlH. and all throat and Iuue troubles II it does not satisfy you wo will refund your money. Photographs Reduced. Good For Children, The plensnnt to take and harmless One Minute Couh Cure gives instant relief in all casen of Coujrb, Croup and ,a(irippe because it does not pass im mediately into the stomach, but takeB effect rifjht nt the seat of the trouble. ! It draws out the inllawraation, heals and soothes and cures permanently by enabling the luntfs to contribute pure Ufe-KlvtnK and life-sustaining oxygen to the blood and tissues, Sold by Ful lerton & Richardson. Ashore at the Siuslaw. EuoKNK, Or., Oct. 10. Schooner .Alice Kimball, San Francisco to Flor ence, after a load of lumber from the Siuslaw Lumber Company's mill, is ashore a milo south of the Siuslaw, and it is believed wilt be a total wreck. Tho vessel arrived oiT the mouth of the river Saturday nitfht and anchored, waiting for a tup to tow her In next anornlng. A storm came up, two differ ent anchor chains broke, and during the tor ri tic ruIo Sunday morning the vessel was driven ashoro- The crew of seven men swam ashore, secured a rowboat, and with tfreat dilllculty rescued the owner of the schooner, George Martin, aud his wife. who were still alward. The vessel is fast breaking up. There is said to te no insurance. Sure Cure For Piles. Itching IMlos produce moisture and cause Itching. This form, as well as Hlind, Weeding or I'mimling l'llesare In order to make room for an entire new line, we will, while our present stock of card mounts last, reducu the price of 83.00 pictures to $2.00 per dozen. Our present card supply is limited, so if you want to take advan tage of these low rates you will have to hurry. d-n 18. H. O. Lkwis, Photo Gallery. A Question of Tacks. Any reader of this paper, sending 25 cents in silver, by postal note or in one and two cent stamps, will be sent the The Daily Journal one month; or The Sunday Journal two months; or the Semi-Weekly Journal three months; or the Weekly Journal four months, and in addition a match safe tilled with tacks, postage prepaid. Address The Journal, Portland, Oregon. "It was almost a miracle. Burdock Blood Bitters cured jne of a terrible breaking out all over the .body. 1 am very grateful." Miss Julia Filbridgo, West Cornwell, Conn, Struck By a Train. SAi.KM.Or., Oct. 10. While driving into Salem lust evening, Thoron E, Lyons, l!)-ycarold son of L. S. Lyons, a contractor and painter of this city, was struck by the evening Albany locul train. His horse was instantly killed, his buggy almost completely demol ished, and he himself is lying at the home of his parents in a precarious con dition. Young Lyons has been em ployed in a local drug store for several months past. No Dessert More Attractive Why gi'lrttine and Hpt'im hours fxwikinif, Kwvetem'm;, flavoring aud culuriut; when Jcll-O ItrMiuvs lh'ttr rults in two minntts rry tiring in the tckiii:i Himply add ht wiuvrnihtxt'ttncixii. it'pruetin. A suit. itri-vtotlip In hi wife. N tnmMt, Is i-x- jr.He. Try it twlny. In Four Fruit Flo vor: Lemon, Omue, Strawberry, ltasp. wiry. At iinvi'r. itw. LOANS Made on improved farm, business and residence property. Persona desiring to loan money w ill do well to leave meir money wun us u be placed for them. ABSTRACTS We have a complete record of ownership and chain of title to every foot ol land in Itoilas County ; our records are up to date. W e ran furnish abstracts on snort notice and on reasonable terms REAL ESTATE We have special facilities for handling timber lands both in buying and selling; 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 Roeeburg, uregon, land district. RENTS COLLECTED For clients, taxes paid, repairs made and property in all respects rarotuiiy looked alter. WE ACT AS TRUSTEE Awienee, executor or financial fluent; nmnnge estates o? private funds; ttfuint rlients in closing up pales or loans on teal estate, hold inn the purelwifM' or inortcujie money intrust, and paying it out ap Instructed, when nil the conditions are fn! Tilled. SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULT We have on absolute tire proof vault and will take ran1 of your valuable and I'ltperj- safety and secrecy combined. Otic Guarantee & Loan Co. J, 0. HAMILTON, President D. 0. HAMILTON. Secy. nd Tw Cor. Jackson and Washington Sis., Roseburg, Oregon. j THE MUD TAX. Wlint Dnd ItoudM Cont the State of North Carolina, It has been calculated tlint the people of North Carolina suffer annually from bad roads to the extent of about $10,000,000, said a speaker nt a North Carolina good roads convention. In other words, they pay, as Professor Holmes so vigorously expresses It, an unnunl "rand tax, sand tax and hill tnx" amounting to ,$10,000,000. Ten millions of dollars annually as tribute to clay, mud, sand, rocks and hills, not to mention tired beasts, galled shoul ders, sore backs and profane drivers! During the last twenty-five years this bad road tnx has consumed an amount of money equal to the taxable values of the whole state of North Carolina. One tenth of what we wonte annually on bud roads would give a seven months' term to every school In North Carolina. Ten million dollars thrown away on A FOUR HOUSE LOAD. bad roads! It is the same as If every horse and mule in North Carolina were killed annually. The loss of Its best manhood Is the greatest tax that the country Is paying to towns and cities. This loss must be controlled and diminished. We must have cities and towns. We are willing to give some of the country boys to carry on the work of cities and towns, but we must not give up too many. We need them In the country to build up country homes. The country home is the unit of power, character and civili zation for America. We cannot control the nervous and vicious life of the city. City peoplo do not desire the kind of lives they seem forced to live nervous, restless, unhealthy lives; lives In which they retire late, rise lute and find it impossible to control their children. They cannot help It. A large city la a maelstrom. A great, strong man comes from country to city. He docs a great work. He llnds great opportunities for the development of his powers and talents. He leads a brilliant life and leave an honored name. Hut It is a sad fact, and seemingly a law of na ture, that he sacrifices the calm health and strenctli of rural life for the nerv ous activities of the city. Ills descend ants do not Inherit his pmver. Let us preserve and build up country life. Let us keep the boys and girls on the farms. Let us carry the town to the country aud the country to the town, preserving the blessings of both, by construct inc pood roads as perma nent instrumentalities of travel, of trade, of social intercourse and edu cation. fKOFBSMlONAL. II. DAKHY, 1. II. DAKHY, D. M. !). -DENTIHT- Office in the Abraham Building. (Over the IVxtotlice In the entire liere tuftire irccui'iL'tt by Dr. J. K. L hnpinan.) KosKKCito Oregon EO. E. HOUCK.M. D, '.X Ollice, in the Review building, upstair rooms 13 and 14. Tfllrpauue, MftlnSl. Ro.iKR'jna, - Orb. gl..RR V. HOOVKK, PHYSICIAN ANL BURGEON, Kdbbbcro Obk -tpoclftl Attention Riven to DlitMti o! t e onetDO'inroti. umco Mtln St. .one door louth of CUT B 1 J D.TWITUHKLL, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ROBBBrjRO, - Ob BO on Jpeclal Attention given t6 dlieaeei of the eyr OtBce new Couglan Coaaty Btnk Build THK BOSKllURO MAKKKT, The local market quotations today aro as iomows: Whcati cents. Outs 4flVi0 cents. Marlev ;V cents. Hay Loose, 10: baled, $12. Potatoes U eeuts per lb. Hutt.uT Dairy, creamery, 35. Kges 2. cents per dozen. Chickens Mixed, t)o per pound. Veal .V, dressed. Hoof tv.ws, HC-e; steers, 2 cents: heifers, 2c. Moirs Kat, 4f(M)e live: dressed, 6k PoHLAxn Makkkt The quotations in th Portland market totlay are: Wheat, S" ceoii; oats, i?1.20 per cen r.al:hny, clover, ill; ti-pothv, lo; wool: valley i li oep:s; hops, ilO cents: lion's, givss, ." i ; sheep, .e grts, beef, grss, veal, Te: eL's; 2t!c; butter, creamery, ;ii; dairy, 14c, chickens, mixeu, lOo lb. THE HOME OF THE GORDON HAT AND ULTRA SHOES j FISHER & BELLOWS 0. THE STORE THAT DOES THE BUSINESS You cannot afford to overlook us when making your selection of a Jacket, Cape or Fur Jackets from $5.50 to $25 Capes from $3 to $12 Misses' Coats $3.75 to $10 When we say we carry this make of Coats, The Palmer Jackets and Capes we have said enough Garments conv'nce yu na- wc carry nc DCS made and best fitting garment in the city. They represent the highest of cloak-making skill. Every gar ment branded " PALMER." Look at the coats in other stores in this town and see if you will find the maker's name. We are safe in saying you will not. A High Grade Garment at the same price you pay for a sweat shop garment bought elsewhere. C IDC We takfl great pleasure in again announcing that we have the r U lyO CORDON & FERGUSON line of Fura for the season. You who - - have worn furs of this make know that there can be nothing bet ter for style, durability and price. No dyed-over furs. Every garment as repre senteda high-grade fur at a reasonable price. $1.00 TO $50.00 Ladies' Tailor Made Suits The only stock of ready made suits in the city $15.00 to $30.00. SEND US YOUR. MAIL ORDERS PHONE 721 WE LIKE TO FILL 'EM All kinds of pastry at the Umpqua bakery made only of pure materials Vbauftct ot titlfi w needed lml Ptpert pi pared for filing oa government land. Bine print of townahlp mtpa bowleg til va cant lands. FRANK E. ALLEY ARCHITECT and ABSTRACTER Plans anil estimates (or all kinds o) onildtngs. Special designs for offi 3 x t u res a O1HC0 In Donglw. Oonnty Rank Bnlltllng Phona 871. KOHBBUKO, OKI $500 worth of second-hand furniture, stoves and household goods. We pay the highest cash pi ice for same. All Kinds of Household Goods Sold or Exchanged. The Roseburg Junk & Hide Co. Cor Oak and Ron Sts., 0pp. Empire Stablti i THE BEST WAT 1U I ADVERTISE j ROSEBURG 1 T dpflil ! Everything Good ij to Eat ji; h AT MOSIER'S H. SP.AB THK DEPOT j j Regular Meals t j Sliort Orders H iirt'(ikf;it Foods r Canned iiooda 1 I H Uastcrn and Const Oysters Any H H - Style v h; H Kit P li I V A T K B O X K S i m ixii!ini: noiie in cmni'i'iion. p. j Rntos to boardtrs. ifnr.rrrir-r.TTr.-..Tr.rT.T.rr.f ' LOCAL NEWSPAPER "re fleets the business inter ests of the town in its ad vertising columnB. A business Jman looking for . a location always exam ines newspapers to flee how his particular line is repre ented. If he is a drnrcist and finds none advet ing he concludes there is no druggists, or, il there are, they are all Tf ha ia a .In.. M - w w . - uww.u. v. i lanjGi, X he looks over the professional cards to see II hit profession is represented. Among the farmer subscribers the home paper has a similar mission. The prospective buyers like an invitation to come and trade w(th the merchants. A card of professional men is Just as essential as the sign in front of his door. It Is not a question of be ing able to get along without it. A hardware man need not heat his store to keep things from freezing. He might have a booth out on the street and do some business instead of paying rent at hie store and buying fuel to heat it with, but it might not he economy to do so. Advertising is not a luxury, but rather an economic proposition recognized by all the best ami most successful business men the world over. We will gladly assist you in the preparation of any advertis ing and put our best foot forward in your interest, Don't delay. If you cannot call, write or 'phone us. 0I Review Publishing Co. u.ily, dd.v.rcd evtry cvtnimj, 50c ptr month. Semi-Weekly $2 per ye.r JoPrinting kinds, equal to that done in city of ficea, at lowed prices J Do You Know Ask bread. your grocer for Umpqua bakery d-ST-tf. Lot us clean and press your clothes, Boyce, the tailor. . v.. . r.