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Newspaper Page TextJl Evening OSEBURG Review, Vol. VII. ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 2, 1904. No. 210. 'ERGFHSAUJI Absolutely Pure Busies, Hacks, Spring Wagons, Sporting Goods, Ammunition and Fishing Tackle GET MY PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY S3, 331. S X K B S Roseburg, o'r e g o n IS NOW READY Fleet at Gibraltar is Now Prepared FOR AN IMMEDIATE ACTION ussian Fleet is Under the Closest Scrutiny Straits arc Under Patrol, GimtAi.TEit, Nov. 1. The British lleei, wnich this morning cleared for action, continues its stay in the har bor. The patrol of the Straits of Gi braltar and the play of searchlights is constaut. Up to late tonight there have been no vessels intercepted, ON VEIU1I3 OF CONFLICT. London. Nov. I. 5 p. m. Great. Britain and Russia are on the verge of i eon (lint. News is expected of a battle between I the British lleet commanded by Ad I rairal Beresford and the Uussian Baltic lleet directed by Admiral H jestven : sky, either off the entrance to the straits of Gibraltar or at the sea where- ever the two Heels may meet. Uojestvensky has disregarded the ! embargo placed upon him and is ap parently making a dash fur the Medi terranean. That he will be intercepted GROCERIES THAT ARE FIRST rate, up to the highest standard of imality in every way, cannot be sold at extraordinary low pricoa. But the beet noods can he pold nt reasonable figure and that is what we aim to do. We buy when and where we get goods that will prove satisfactory to our most particular customers, and are satisfied to eell at a mall profit. Can we do more? J. F. BARKER & CO GROCERS . ttnaa i t Vimtt. at olntr. aa Iw tiicnnf. Rita. fapBCKfaooaPO I ;,t ha3 glven on"deuaoce to Great Britain. Added to this lathe irritating fact that Russia has detached four o niters connected with the North Sea affair from the Baltic lleet and ordered them to St. Petersburg, but failed to notitly England of this action. That the situation is serious and war rants the high pitch of excitement that pervades London is shown not only by the tenor of news from Gib raltar and Vigo, but by diplomatic action at home. Hamilton, Judvie: fctlirmed: opinion by Justice Wolverum. This was a suit to have the defendant declared truster for the plaintiffs to the extent of a Mjr co-six tee nth undivided interest in ft" 16. 07 acres of timber iand in Cans County, to an undivided one-fourth of which tract the defendant holds legal title. It is simply a question of agency, trustee or co-partner, aud in deciding the case tho appellate court holds the defendant trustee asnot entitled to any benefits enjoyed by tho transact ion. A BIG Disastrous Wrecks, Carelessness is responsible for many a railroad wreck and the same cuusts are miking human wrecks of sufferers from Throat and Lung trouble. But since the advent of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, evon the worst' cases can be cured, and hopeless resignation is no longer necessary. Mrs. Lois Cragg, of Dorchester, Mass., is one of many whose life was saved by Dr. King's New Discovery. This great remedy is guaranteed for all Throat and Luajr diseases by A. C. Marsters, Druggist. Price oUe, and $.100. Trial bottles free. Russians Lost Men and Four Guns Monday, JAPS PRESSING FORWARD Enveloping Movement Under Way Two More Port Arthur Forts Arc Captured. PIANO BUYERS' OPPORTUNITY SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS! Special to Evening Review. Rome, Nov. 2. A dispatch from Mukden today says that during a sovcro fight south of there Monday, the Rus sians lost 2000 men and four guns. The dispatch adds that the Japanese ceuter and right continues thir enveloping movement. According to a tolegram from Chce Poo, the Japanese yesterday captured two more forts at Port Arthur. VEIIDICT OF JURY AT Ill'I.I., Hull, Kngland, Nov. 2. Tho cor oner's inquest hold over the remains of the fishermen who were killed several days ago by shots from the Russian Baltic lleet, today returned a -verdict to tho ettect that the lisbormen were kilted by shots fired without warning or provocation from certain war vessels. Tho verdict attaches no blame, omit .ting this purposely that it may be left ' to the commission to be appointod. Special TODAY anil TOAIORROW Log Cabin Creams and Syrup Taffy our own receipt delicious. AT Currier's, AREFUL CONFECTIONER Our Motto Is Quality ASK YOUR GROCER FOR z) nae or jUJouaias zj lour ABSOLUTELY THE BEST -MANCFACTTRED BY- DOUGLAS COUNTY FLOURING MILLS a. w. bashford &son, Props. Full Line of Mill Feeds A New $300 Piano for $250 A New $350 Necdham Piano, slightly shopworn, for $258. A Square Piano, in good condi tion, worth $125, to go at $68. New and Second-Hand Organs from $30 to $75. A New Cramer Organ taken in frarle fnr HA A w.- nlri a fw developed a stubborn ulcur, unylold' ' log todoetors and remedies for four months ago for $5 Cash. .ei,r,, Tuen iiucklen's Arnica Salve j cured, li'sjust as trood for Burns, i Scalds, Skin KruptioDs and Tiles. 2"c, A Runaway Blcyclt, Terminated with an ugly cut on the log of J. li. Ornor, Franklin Grove, 111 I ever sell in Roseburg. It's the chance ( it not being taken Thursday that saves us from the certainty of a loss up on it. Ai.m'.x & Giuiukt-Ramakrh Co. ' Salzman & Heard building, Jackson. street, opposite l'ost Ollieo. WE CAN AND Do auarnntoa Acker's KnarMnh Remedy for It has lt.'iu fully ihtiiioiislnuei thutitU su)trior to allolher preparations for CoiiKhs, L'oMh and CoiiMimi'tioii. It In duyoml qtioBtinu the Urcatvs'. of all uhhUtd rpmmlles It will tip a uoiikIi at anytime am) dure the worst cold In lui'lve hoii-8. A twenty-tlvo emit bottle m'Y HRVfl ou oao faunrirwl dollars In doctor bi'l We have such confidence In this grout Tnt'dlrliirt that wo rbII evorv bottle on a dokI- tlvu guarantee. vmr inouoy tack If you are County Court in Session. i Tho regular term of the county court ' for Douglas County opened in Roae burg this moriiinff with .1 micro M, D. Thompson anil Commissioners J. C Young and A. K. Nichols in attend ance. Today's time is being occupied. with tho examinations of bills and petitions. New From South Africa. Way of Using Chamberlain's Remedy, Cough Mr. Arthur Chapman writing from Durban, Natal, South Africa says: "As a pr on IT that Chamhorlaiu's Cough Remedy is a cure suitable for old nod ' young, I pea you the following: "A. neighbor of mine bad a child just over two months old. It had a very bad cold and the parents did not know what to give it. I suggested that if they would got a bottle of Chamberlain's "Cough Homody aud put some upon the dummy tout the baby was sucking It. would no doubt euro the child. This tlioy did and brought about a quick re lief aud cured the baby." This remedy is for sale by Hamilton Drug Co. MARHIED. Only Makes A Bad Matter Worse. Perhaps you have never thought of; it but the fact must be apparent to every ono that constipation is caused by a j lacs of wator in the system, and the I use of drastic ca'harties like the old I fashioned pills only makes a bad mat-1 ter worse. Chamberlain's Stomach I Liver Tablets are much more mild and ( gentle in their elTect, and when the i proper dose is taken their action's so! natural that one can hardly realize it . is the effect of a medicine. Try a 25 cent bottle of them. For said by Hamilton Drug Co. OUR STOCK IS i TOO LARGE A ' Mftrsters i)ni? store. And Vnrh'd hi (finite t'rlrctt on i::iti In-fltrmm-nt, Hut Siiinr rroMrtioiinte Itt-tlui't Inn tn 1'revull mi nil Diirliiu (Inr Atinniil l ull Sail'. Plunge to Death. Special to Evening Review. Tilki:soarke, Pa., Nov. 2, Ten miners met an avful death near here ; including the oldest piano In America, In our annual fall opening sale of our goods we will conform to our custom of offering concessions in prices on every thing to be found in a first-class music store, from a fiddle string and jewsharp tt a grand piano. Our Hue of pianos are such old and reliable makes, they need no introduc tion to the citizens of Roseburg and vicinity. They have a national repu tation and are known the world over, SYKES & CARROLL PLUMBERS AND CONTRACTORS SEWER AND WATER WORK Bnth Room Fixtures Installed. A Compute Supply Constantly on Hand. Estimates Furnished. Roseburg, Oregon Shop: 219 Jackson St. V F'MON n 2 fi When it's done with Southern Oregon'6 big 3 Evening Daily and Twice-a-Week Review. There's none so good ' today by plunging down a shaft 1700 ' feet deep. The accident was due to I the breaking of the hosting gear to the cage in which they were being lowered I Into the mine. Doesn't Respect Old Age. It's shameful when youth fails to show proper respect to old age, but just the contrary in the case of Dr. King's New Life Pills. They cut oT maladies no matter how severe and ir respective of old age. Dyspepsia, Jaun dice, Fever, Constipation all yield to this perfect PHI. 25c, at A. C Mar sters Drug Store. Sure Cure For Piles. ItchtDg Piles produce moisture and caue itching, ihls form, as well as Blind. Blreding or Protudiog Piles are cured by Dr. Lio-san-ko's Piie Iteinedy. btojis itching and bleeding. Arorts tumors 5k: a jar at Druggists, or syDt by mail. Treatise free. Writ) me alKiut our case. Dr. Mmanko, 1'hlia., Pa. For bale by A. C Marsten A: Co., Drufctfist. Supreme Court Decisions. Salkm, Or., Oct. ill. Five (Ire insur ance companies met defeat in the Su preme C'.fiirt today, when that court handed down a decision in favor of John Allesina, of Portland, whose stok of umbrellas and parnwiis as destroyed by lire last year. 'J he de cision i Ur-reaehiug in Us effect, f.ir it will make greater cure necessary on the part' of insurance companies in taking applications and issuing puiides. William Kroll and K. W. Sparrow, respondents, vs. William Coach, ap , pellant, from Douglas County; J. W. The Chickfring, of Boston, that has stood the tent for for more than 80 yearn. The Artistic Weber, of New York. The Kimball, of Chicago.ueeri and indorsed by tho world'b greatest artists. The popular Ilobart M. Cable. The favorite Victor. Pope Has Heart Failure. Special to Evening Review. Komk, Nov. 2. Pope Plus was at tacked with heart failure during lust night. His physician, Dr. Lupponl, wus hastily summoned and gave tho pontiff immediate relief. The pope la now resting easy. Not A Sick Day Since. ' I wan takeu severely S'ck wlthjkidncy trouble. I tried all sorts of medicines, nono of which relived me. One day I saw an ad. of your Electric Bitters and determined to try that. After tak ing a few dosos I folt relieved, and Boon thereafter was entirely cured, and have not seen a sick day since. Neighbors of mine have been cured of Khcumatism, Neuralgia, Liver and Kidney troubles and General Debility." This is what II. P. ttass, of Fremont, N. C. writes. Only .Vie, at A. C. Mar sters, Druggist. Mi :C U LLOC II L AN DKK. In Kose bnrg, Nov. 1, l!KU, N. A. McCulloch and Miss Uena Landor, Judge M. D. Thompson, olticiating, A very pretty wedding occurred Sat urday evening, Oct. 2!), l!(04, ut 8 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Hello Jones. Mr- Dee Farriar, of Salem, and Miss Leona Vaughn, of Portland, were the con tracting parties. The rooms were handsomely decorated with Oregon grapo and myrtle, and were fragrant with sweot peas and rosos. Mrs. P. II. Churchill presided at the organ, and as tho strains of the wedding inarch stole through the nia.es of subdued light and blending tints, the wedding party, led by Mr. Chas. Farrier and Miss Artie Vaughn, entered and took their places beneath a graceful arch of mistletoe and myrtle, covered with white blos soms. Uev. G. II. Hennott pronounced tho ceremony. Tho bride is one of Portland's most accomplished and charming daughters, and tho fortunate bridegroom is ono of Salem's uioHt pop ular and sterling young men. Klcganb refreshments were served. The pres ents were numerous and beautiful. They will reside in Salem. Gitkst. Probate Orders, Last will and testament of Anna K. Wells admitted to probate, and Flora Wells and F. F. VVulla appointed exec utrix and executor respectively, thereof, without bonds, tn accordance with the provisions of said will. Kstate of paid .In.xiflnnt. la (if I ).A liriihlthln Will II n fit The Lester, the finest pianolo-o. made in 1 ennsylvania. citation to the heirs of Henry Hry- Tlk .,j;nl.1, TnnU TW.11 nrwllant, deceased, to appear before the j no luiiai'jo uaKjju J7vii unit , Oout'l on ov. hum, m u o emeu ti. in., if they wish to present any objec tions to the projosed sale of the follow ing property: Iots I and 'I of block II, Gardiner. D'M-etnlior I'tOt, at 10oVI;rk a. m Uxcil as nay ami lime for settlement of ilnal account of Mattie Meed, udtnx. of :sllo of G.iy ller-d, deeeafd. many others. ; Tianos of such reputation that they eell upon their merits and at the ery low est prices coriHistutit with the prade of goodff. Siitsfaet!fn gutuauteed on every Rale or money refutificl. Corne in today and make yotir si-Im -tinns. We will m-'-et any e iniiilinn or ito out of business. A 11 our itiirr eits are centered in f lose Si it a ami we are here at all times to me. t ail o ir ob ligations and make our triiarju'ee ood. IKin t delay tmt come in at. onee if you wafit the h'-neiit of our sne'iiai eTers THE OLD RELIABLE BURR'S MUSIC HOUSE STORE OPP.N EVI-MNOS Be Inquisitive When piin-hatin a espefially so wfien you s4-i tn ino on titilr toniorto-v Gil)'T'.-llarr.ak'-i'rt. 'li.;- not ju t.iy h" erit!.'d froi point. Artis:.s siy that or irriti :ivt us lor piano, and the Kverett a. Allen ft piaiio rrai oi;i any stail- on may Houbt if;g a Ht.raigh Thursday cut in pri'-e of rJiHl hut we arc not worrying any. S e will get $I(K) more than Thursday price, the nextday and thereafter, for this If It s not taken Thursday and also 1)0 more for all other Kvereits of same style we Wlipn Sanilow ism nnd Hie nmarlrt rlrlRe Ilia lick mill knot his nns, we flunk we Imvi- Mute m the vrry wcret of stronijlh in Ihoie nmKiiiliccnt miiKlt.. Hut we haven't. Slarvf Snndnw, or, wlmt i prar-ticnlly the wine lhin(!. 't him lie ilynivtie, nml hi muscle wil'l iKion nil. Slreni;lll i mailt- from fiKKj pr'.jKTlv ilisM-stfi uii'l iiMiniiliteil, iiikI nn man i. atri.t;j;er tli.in Ins Ktniimrh. lic r;me wli.-n the slnnmrh in iliwinwil (H vrMion ami ii'iritliilion .'in iinjierfect. I t. I-ii-rcrt s ...Lli n Mi-ln 'l liwnvery runs iliw ;t'i"i nf t'le htiui.aill riml utller nrv'.-ni- nf ilir'--'i"n an'l lliitn'i"n. It i n.il.li-s llie .'.rlei-l iliv.i- !'! n.l niwim. tt iu nf '..tl in me i o'iv ii ii'mi- ! linl inlo j - rf" I In-1 - r li r. . I nil il 'nv iiliv k.a th Hl'l M-il In- i nlh. I v.- ' . . ly lli:n I I li' - . ' H l a I'' Jltlf -i.i K '1 -1 I" . . ' " ' Ir. I'irn i-'i I minium Sense ftri'.liral 'Aivl-r ia will ' '' "il rre ipt of I.H tn iy exntliie of TUfuliliJ! Otllv, Send twenty-ow one-cent Rtuinj for tlie i- -i.er-oowren Ixmlc, or IhirtyHinc a'amnt fur th. cloth-lKiuml volunie. Aadra , Ur. K. V. Pici. BuOalo. N. Y.