Evening Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-190?, October 20, 1904, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTv k POINTS FOR PIANO BUYERS STECK PIANOS. The Meek Company in ono of Oie notnlitn iijtnt"r:fs in the country iIh voteil to tlif iinliiatry of manufatinri'y iihinoR. Kslnblibhet'l in 1-S57 it has tmiltn ri'imtntion wornl to nunc for tlio iiiaiiiiiiioiurti cf lino Intitruments. Tim relinUlity niul fiimncisit responsi bility of the rem puny in unquestioned. This litt't ulr.iiy makes th liberal unr nntcu imdi-r which everv Stuck piano ia Kol'l, hii til olute prcttn tion, in the inoft lilicrul hiMii-t., to the purchaaer. TIih artistic merit of Sleek pinnos placet thern aimuiy the fuw iiiHtrumentH whom superiority hita t-iem uIjovh th price rivalry of other pianos. The beautiful tore iif the Steuk will njipciil to vou, mid familiarity with its yuod qualities will breetl ever incronsthii luimiration. Sold in Oregon only by Allen & Gilbert Kamaker Co., Portland Oregon, THE FISCHER PIANO Kstabliehed in 1810 and Fiicceedinn a firm i-etabliBhed in 1S20. Over 120,000 Fiselmr pianos made and sold. No oth-r piano can equal this record. One of the strictest principles of the Fischer company is that nothing ia too iroo.1 to ut-e in the construction of a Fin; her piano, and the testimonials that thuy receive prove their wisdom in followii g up this principle eo closely. The gianding and reputation of this house is one of the strongest guarantees that can lie given with a Fischer piano. Sold by Allen Gilbert-Iiamaker Co. SMITH & BARNES PIANOS Ii 1SSI. Mr. C A. Smith, the pioneer piano builder of the West, began in a modest way, making a thoroughly good instrument for an honest living price. Mo.'t of the substantial dealers that sold the Smith A Barnes pianos 20 years ago are still its best customers and friends. The piano gave universal satisfaction r.r this would not -be true. The real and final test of a piano comes throrgh tears of use in the home, studio and public halt. This company has attained to the enormous output of ti(MK) pianos per year. The benefit ' of dealing with a Irrm hit vine such larjje facilities is mutual; the purchaser gets more for hi i money and the firm sella more pinnoH. Allen & Gilbert-Ramaker Co., Agts. THE PACKARD PIANO You should own a Packard piano if you would secure a beautiful tone of most enduring quality. A line instrument bespeaks eloquently the musical feeling, the artistic appre ciation of the family anil lendB a certain distinction to its surroumliuffs, however simple. although there are varying grades of pianos built with regard to different taste?, there is but one grade that in to rests po tple who seek an artistic instrument. Tho Packard belong to this grade ; its tone is rich, brilliant, sympathetic and imaginative. It is an instrument in which the finest materi als and infinite skill in manufacturing uuite to make its tone unalterable with time. While sharing every refinement of modern construction empioyed by other makers of the best class of instruments, Packard piuuos possess many distinc tive features. Sold in Oregon only by Allen & Gil bert-Kainaker Co. KNABE PIANOS , Almost three quarters of a century nave pa 'feed since William Knabe I. brought to bear his genius on the art of piano making. The Knabe has set the juce in all things that jio toward mak in;: the ptrfect piano. From ISo" when the HUM century p nno was but in its infancy, the Knaue piano has gone for ward, .sacriticing mere commercialism, to artistic endeavor and excellence not content with doing well, but intent on doing things, best. The position which the Knabe piano occupies in the begin ning of the 20th century shows that these efforts toward continual better ment have met witli deserved success. They wore the bet-t pianos in tho world 07 years ago. They are the best in the world tudav. They cost much more than other pianos, but worth it. Alien i; Gilbert-Kamaker Co. of Port land, Oregon, sell the Knabe in Oregon. VOSE & SONS PIANOS Tiller the leveling process of com petition, no piano can commend a higher price than its merit deserves. The great musical public is quick to detect merit, and to support merit in a manner commensurate with the interest involved. Philanthropy should not enter into a piano consideration. The high Vose Prestige is the logical repult of skill, genius ami capital, controlled and ad vanced by an experience covering a Eeriod of 50 years. You judge a piano y itB tone. The tone is the unerring index that tells what is back of it. Not how it looks but bow it sounds should be the standard of piano judgment. Vote & Sons pianos are sold in Ore gon only by Allen iV Gilbert-Ramaker Co., Portland, Ore. CABLE, CONOVERAND KINGS BURY PIANOS Manufactured by the Cable Co., for merly Chicago Cottage Organ Co, General ollices and warerooms in Cable building, Wjilmsn iiveuue, Jackson bou levard, Chicago, III. Two factories, Chicago and St. Charles, 111. Probably the above named firm is the la r e?t maker of pianos in America. In manufacturing to many instruments per year as this company does (30. 000 j they must necessarily conline them selves to something under the artist'c grade. But such an output backed by tuch unlimited capital as they com mand, proves that they must give the very best for the money. They can afford to and, as a business proposition, would be compelled to do so in order to kep the output up to normal and keep their 1000 employes working full time. There's no backward steps allowed in business. , Their line of pianrs will range in price from $215 up. Sold in Oregon by Allen & Gilbert-Kamaker Co. Portland, Oregon. HAMILTON PIANOS, ELLING TON PIANOS. Made by D. H. Baldwin Co. backed by capital ot" over 1,000,000. Their new factory at Chicago, completed in 10U0, was designed and built especially for piano making purposes. Every con venience that ia known in making pianos is provided, electric motors run bv their own dynamos, hot air distributed to all parts of the building. No dirt, no dampness. Everything possible has been provided to assist in producing the best piano for tho least money. Sold in Oregon by Allen & Gilbeit-Kamakor Company. LUDWIG PIANOS Were awarded medals for superior merit at Paris 1000, and at London ami Buffalo, and no doubt will win deserved notice ami commendation at St. Louis this year. 'Ihis piano came into being only 13 years agu and over 30.000 Lud 'wig pianos are already in use. Thev do not make organs. The Com pany does business with its factory employes on a profit sharing basis, and is recognized as the only high grade piano sold at such a reasonable margin above cost. Sold in Oregon by Allen & Gilbert-Kamaker Co., Por.land. THE EVERETT PIANO Represents the btst of human en deavor in piano construction. It is an art product appealing to the cultured musical taste. It Iuh won the highest attainable piece in the estimation of those who have careiully -studied it. Not only musicians, but all thoee who are ever ready to acknowledge marked superiority, have recognized its super lative qualities and voluntarily paid it unstinted praise. 1 This result has come about because the Everett imitates no other piano, but possesses many features entirely its own. Sold in Oregon by Allen A Gilbert-Kamaker Co. HARDMAN PIANOS Have a new improved scale, with full metal plate, elegant inured eneea with paneled ends, double veneer inside and out, artintic pilasters and trusses, paneled fronts, top and bottom. All mouldings are solid. Top panels are artistically carved by band, full front winging music desk, and rolling fall with continuous hinges on top and fall board. Patent tiiouse proof pedals and gualds. Three unisons, overstrung bass, patent repeating action, with brass hammer butt flange, ivorv keia, and polished eb. ny harks and' seven and one-third octaves. Could :inv piano be constructed bettor? Sold in 'Oregon by Allen A Uilbert-KamakerCo. ALLEN & GILBERT-RAMAKER CO. PORTLAND, OREGON J. M. WARD, Southern Oregon Agent Residence in Grants Pass, Oregon. Will Open for Business in Roseburg Nov. 1, 1904 Kellogg News. Rot. Clapp and Mark C- Munson held services at the Kellorjr school house, . Oct. 1(1, Ilt04. Miss Florence Adams was visiting friends at Kellojri? Saturday. Mr. and Mr. S. Madison and daugh ter, Miss Kdith, wero fa Oakland last week. .Mlit Minnie? Mr Kirov wn vUlflnc Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Under tho Hist of' tho week. I toss llutehinson has returned from Scott abut'tr. lrs. How Burns Is visiting her mother, Mrs. V. Under. School will hoirln Oct. ;U, with Miss Ha.vncs ns teacher. Several of the Centor Uend boys at tended church here Sunday. Miss Freda Peterson was visiting Mrs. Burns the Ural of ibe week. Sour Graphs. Resolutions of Condolence. UoseburiT. Ore., Oct. 1J, li'01. Wukhkas, our heavenly Father has removed by death from this earthly vale, and borne her away on beautiful pin Wins of liht, surrounded by his heavenly bust,, the dearly beloved neighbor Alfretta Krust. Wiii:i:r.AS, We, realizing the hijjh f esteem In which she was held In our community, and her true devotion as a mother and as a wife of our highly re spected neighbor, Geo. V. Kruse. Kesotreit, by the members of Lilac Circle No, 49 at Uoseburjr, Ore., in regular session this 12th day of Oct., l!KH, that we do hereby extend to Neighbor Kruse, the bereaved husband, and children of the deceased our deep est sympathy in this their time of sor row: and bo It further AWoiVer, That a copy of these resol liuns be spread uion the minutes of this meeting, a copy sent to tne bereaved Neighbor and family, uud a copy published In the local papers. Myiitle Losu, Gi-ouia Wilms, Mrs. J. U. Chapman. Comm. Do You Want Lands? We have secured p quantity of Forest Ueserve scrip applicable to Non-Tim Iwred lands only, which we can otter at Attractive figures while the supply lasts It will be ready for delivery nlnmi Aug 1"). The Ahsthact of Titi.k to thk HASH LANDS II AS KKKN APPHOVKO by the Commissioner of tjie General Land Olllce and the Secretary of the Interior. Write us for prices statingthe quautitv desired. References: Columbia "Na tional Bank, Washington, l. C: I'nion Bank and Trust Co., Helena, Montana, land the Merchant National B.mk, ( Portland, Oreireu. sw-tf. Collins Land Co.. Concord BUlg., 1 on luuu, Orcj.ua. County Warrants Called. All county warrants endorsed prior to and Including July 3, 1102, are called for payment, on this, the l.lih day of October, l!K4. Holders of such war rants are requested to present same for payment as interest thereon will cease on this date. Gko. W. Dimmick, County Treasurer of Douglas Co., Or. Monarch over pain. Burns, cuts, sprains, stings. Instant relief. Dr. Tnomas' Klectric Oil, At any drug store. nnvthini yon invent or Ji.iprovtj o.-.r (ret 3 , l4Vtm,IHAUfeMAHK, tOPTHlGHIorUtilliU ! PROTECTION. Sontt model, sketch, or photo. 3 onnir nn nflTri!TO free, naamv 'DUUfi Ufl rfll Til 10 fr l-,io-e nalnt. 3 C.A.SMOYS&GO. --.-- ROAD DRAGGING. IIlKh CvijiiDR, JORDAN'S I f AiMuseam of Anatomy if i ih..iiiri lr I'lilv ITf ntHl- tt: i . .. 1 r. ,lHll.l.t - 'i.i;.! I VI At Hti ! i t ip u. i Tr.vlr ni ..I t ,. , .1 I i. .... , , -.1 r .H.t...lr. - ' ' flnr ll..ll.r. .ilu r.. Iih.i- lhll..lt iilnnrrliiii., ' hit. JOM1K.W A Vtt .1KM M .TllftSI. S. P I WANTED. Four or llvo ilozen Pure Bre.1 nam'fl l'lvmouth Hock pullet, thnt will veiirh from 3 to ' 4 poumls or over. Address, Uox 'M't, ! Kosebur, Oretron. j 1 N'SVRAXCE D S. West, having nc 1 t'eptetl several old and relmhle tiro instiruni-e eoimmnies. is now prepared '. to do a (jenerat tire insnruuee business i Insui' with him. Otliee opposite 1'. O. Kept In Gnod Condition l Smnll Com. isllors nrc orten struck liy the splendid condition of the public roads m certain Bcotlnns of the state of Missouri, esieclally In Nwlawa- nnd Atrlilson counties. The condition of these ronds helng In such line shape Is brounlit about by drairsliiB. The drait In use In these si-ctions Is simply made by takln a couple of pieces of oak lumber nhout 1 by 1(1 feet lone, settlni: the tlm tiers on ede anil arming the straps of Iron. The timbers are sot laterally and nrc connected by several short pianRs. which are bolted to the oak ones, on which a sent for the driver Is fastened. In operation the drnit Is hitched so that one end Is considerably In front of the other and the resultant notion forces the clods townrd the center of the rond, a round trip on any of the ronds result Ine In tho rough plnces being worked down anil the loose clods worked to the center of the rond. These drags do not cost tho Mlssmtrhins very much outlay of money or time to make and prove to be a line thing In keeping the roads In fairly good condition nt all seasons of ttie year. Rural Delivery Notes Apples Wanted. N'OTICK. I have opened a shop in North Uosrburg at mv residence ! ntvui two rjiiKKa from the bridge, j where 1 will do gun work, saw Mini?. ! We want growers and shippers of ' make keys, repair umbrellas, etc., etc. apples to correspond with us. Oregon I nl2. 'so ' Produce O I0.'1 South lbv;ulw;i Ixs ; Angeles, Calif, ) AUG A IN I ) half bin X TAXTKIV A g.KH! ireni it and true. ood work horse. not o or eiL'ht team of horcs, j,0.n.,ls. wmlrade wool', or p n c;ish nnd ! vears old. i ,,,,. b-...i v it,. .. ..,.... ui.l VV'r.,,, t '.,11 A ' M..l. . 1 ' ' -' 1" Ur.l, . ;' ' v " v tt. ardton. Oregon. Uoscburg, vMvgini. tf. - 1 t( r.- Ail persons are herebv -Fin. rothcs 1 place, on' i . A; the hheridan ; i notitipii nnr. u hunt wirti ; iMie nine stniinor iwwooiirir, out ilo. on mv nwmw. o Hiak reu hiju wnue cow. annul tour years Happy Vallev or at In Hard. old. Owner please aduress J. H. tue, ' S. C. Mim.fr lloseburg, Oregon. sw-o Dillanl, Ore., Oct. 1, V.KH. ' ni The little town of Hope, Itartlioi mew eounty, can bonst of having the tirst rural route carrier In Indiana. When started It wns one of the fa mous star routes. The tirst hack was ttarteil jilmia the route April 1, 1S7U. Lewis T. Shultz, who carried the ihnll. Ftlll Imhis the same position. Mr. Shulix pinee he hns lnvn the carrier has trav el, d -Ph'.n;;: miles. Ohio has over l.;ton rural free delivery carriers, niul the serviee covers the Ptaie. The salary, nII tif tliH force nmiMHits to about Jt"i.mti n month. Knral fne delivery routes are not p.'lf MHtahtlng. The highest returns from any state are from California, where the nverage reoelptji nre $) a uionth and the average pay per carrier is Jt'rfi a (uoi)tu. ... County Clerk's Exhibit. Financial Condition of Douglas County for the Quarter Ending Sept. 30, 1904. Outstanding Warrants as per Report of June 30, 11)04. . . . Paid out ou account of roads ' " " " " indigents " " " " " Circuit Court " " " " 14 bounty on wild animals " " " " " stationery aud printing " " " " " court house aud jail " " " " " county clerk: " " " " " sheriff " " " " " criminal and ju&tice courts " " " " " bridges 41 44 44 44 44 county school superintendent 44 44 44 44 . 44 county judge 44 44 44 44 44 county commissioners 44 44 44 44 44 district attorney 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 insane 4 4 4 4 4 4 , 4 4 4 4 prisoners' board 44 44 44 44 44 coroner 4 4 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 county treasurer 44 44 44 44 44 assessor 44 44 44 44 44 election 44 44 44 44 44 county physician 44 44 44 ,4 44 stock inspector 4 4 4 4 4 4 , 4 4 miscellaneous Total outstanding warrants Kstimated interest on endorsed outstanding warrants. . . . Due indigent Eoldier fund Due on road fund Due on state taxes Total Balance on hand as per Treasurer's Report June 80, 1U04,, Rec'd lor liquor license per treasurer's receipts 44 poll tax Vm " 44 4 4 44 clerk's fees 44 44 4 4 44 premium on county warrants 44 taxes for 1U03 44 penalty costs and interest Due from Tax roll 1U03 (property tax) 44 (poll tax) R. E. Douglas county fair ground County debt Sept. 30, 1H04 Total RECAPITULATION. Resources Balance on hand per Treasurer's Report June 30, 1004, . . . CaBh received as per Treasurer's receipts Duo from tax roll, 1!'03 R. E. Douglas couuty fair ground County debt as above ..Jf 100059 85 .. lSiSOO . 1715 22 407 BO 1110 00 385 70 683 25 760 00 809 00 431 40 , . 4404 00 401 75 260 05 79 20 S 50 30 00 100 90 53 00 270 05 ,. 2307 33 . KIBO 40 ' 46 00 3 00 . . 29 711 .122751 0!) ,. 8094 42 104 82 . 3328 87 . 10902 02 .$151872 42 . 35813 S2 800 00 220 00 . 1077 40 5 55 . 3047 41 . ' 2S2 31 . 15053 01 482 00 . 2000 00 . D1S90 92 .(151872 42 . S5S13 82 . 0032 07 . 10135 01 .. 2000 00 , 01800 02 Total 151872 42 Ll.UIIMTIKS Outstanding warrants per report of June 30, 1004 10fl059 85 Warrants issued from Juno 30 to October 1, 1904, 10601 84 Estimated interest on endorsed outstanding warrants 8094 42 Due indigent soldier fund 194 82 Due road fund 3328 87 Due for state taxes 10902 02 Total 151872 42 State of Oregon J HS County of Douglas 1 , I, Z. N, Agee. County Clerk of Douglas County, Oregon hereby, certify that the foregoing is a true and correct exhibit of the financial condition of Douglas County, Oregon, for the quarter ending September 30, 1004. itnets my hand and seal this lilth day of October, 1!K)4. Z. X. AGEE, Seal County Clerk. World's Fair Rates Extended. Through the clTorts of the Great Northern Railway, World's Fair ex cursion tickets will be sold on October 27, and 29, in addition to October 3, 4 and 5. For full information apply to any Grcit Northern agent. o29. When You Go to Portland Don't forget to call at 152J North 6th street for a nice room. Look for the sign "Eldora" on the first luilding on the left side of the street as vou leave the Union depot. d sw tf C. W. Hess, Prop. Crown and bridge work. Prices rea- Umpqua Cold Cure, the only speedy sonabie. J. p. Johnson, dentist. 4 and sure cure for colds, at Hamilton's. The Klntt Von Hrtvo Always Bonght, nnd which lins been lu uso for over 30 j ertrs, lias liorno tho siprnntttro of and lias been niatlo under bis pcr- Ui?2; sonal supervision since its Infancy. m7, MXmr no one to (lccc, v0 you , tl8 All Counterfeits, Imitations nnd " Just-as-Rood" nre but Experiments that triflo with nnd endanger the health of Infants nnd Children Experience ngaltiKt Experiment, What is CASTORIA Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pnro Boric, Drops and Suotiiin? Syrups. It Is l'lensalit. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Unreotio oulistaiicc. Its a-jo is its guarantee. It di-stroys Worms nnd nlliiys Feverishuoss. It euves Diurrhcen, nnd Wind Colic. It relieves Tcethiiip; Troubles, etircs Constipation nnd Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho Stomach and Howe's, fjivini; healthy ami natural sleep; The Children's Pnmtccu Tho mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of 7 The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TMf etwrauft esiNut, tt murmt tmct, rw vomn eirv.