Evening Roseburg review., February 18, 1905, Image 4

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AYcgelable Preparation Pir As-similniingilicFoiKland'.icSuIa-tuig
tlicSUiimichs and Dowels of
I'romoles Digcslion.Chwrrul
neftsandHest.Ctiitl;iinsn:illu.r Opiiim.Moipliine nor Mineral.
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Apeifccl licniRdy forCnnslipn
lion. Sour Slouiitch, Diarrhoea
Worms ,('Oiiviiliuns,Fcvrrish
ness iml Loss of Sj,eki.
TacSitoilc Siijnnlurc or
NEW YOliK.
CLKAK YOUR LAND. O. K. Grub
hir ami Slump puller, bcuifi them
all. Throo Stmo premiums. Grubs an
anro a day. One horso bus power of Hi).
I will tf ive n prize to the party sol I
inn the lurtrt Ht numbpr of my O. K.
jfrubhors before Maruh I, lliofi. Tho
pnrty wit.nlniM.ho prize mum soil more
than live, irnililierfl In vesiinto. Juine?
Kinnoy, Hr.'uks, Marion County Ore.
'exact copy or wrapper jj "l I
,C" !" THCCrNKunCAMflNT, NEW VO.K CITY.
LAND FOR SALE
Hero Ib tlio greatest bargain on tlte lint. 723 acroa all fenced, 300 acre,
ready for (ho plow, balance good punt lire, at d timber motif,'!, on the place to pay
for it t H ire over if put f u the market hero in Koneburn. Well watered; o'd
orchtwd of 4 acres 1 mile to school, t() i:ofctoflice, it inilefl to Koiebur. Tliie
can l.'B bttuubt for $jf r.C; fWOu ilown Mid lnilnnceon time from one to five years at
(J pcii.reTtl inlerobt. TImh ia a cnap, one of the hunt bargains in the county.
Hero lYa nice homo. KH-m-roH all fenced and crosfl-feucod, HO acres under
plow, tiuUnre' rood peal ure, plenty of limbr, well heated. 1 mile to school,
pernio trine and ftoro, 0 mitcH to Hot-iburc;. Good builtliuys of all kinds, nice
fnmilv on linrd.itnod level roiid to city. Price ifL'fiOO, or will let crop, stock and
veiv' 'fiit.K go with ilai'o fur sfL'SUO. UomefleekerB, come and invostigute this
proposition.
Will for a tdioit time offur some oftho fluent, residenco property in tho city
of fttm'lmijj for mth ; highly improved, at a baruitiu Come and iliveslipitu.
10 hitch in IMeiibower, no buiMiuyn, alt fenced, 5 acres all in fruit, nice
U-aitieii Trice htK).
fi hitch all fenred, good 2-story house, H acres in fruit, nicely located on
rat I mud and county rend. This is a snap, only if 1050. Here is n chance to gvt a
nice home clone to the city
Here ia the greatest snap on the list. 9 acn-s of land; good Iioiifo of five
rooms, real iHK). small barn and all necewnary outbuildings; 1 acre in orchard
and t there in strawberrit'p. Lies on county road, y mile to railroad station,
mito to school , ft miles from Kcqehuru. This id one of the nicest little homes in
ti county ami dirt ehtap. only $12i0.
ilure ic a coir) iiomu at it rentHMiable figure. 18;) acres 7)y miles east of
RuBclinrt:. HO acres farm land, balance nod pasture, all fenced and croHs-fenced,
(ioeil iumse of heveu rooms yccit barn, 7ox40t and nil necessary outbuildings
about two acres in orchard, mixed fruit; well watered by creek and sp ines, find
plenty of limber. Si honl mile, postollice and store 2 miles. Nicely located ou
county rrad; b;autiful view from place, good level road to city. Tina is au idea
home.
A nice Hltlo home lyir.rf on the south of the Unipqun river near Kellogg
con Lai n i Mi acres ; fine tU:lunn and hunting; somo good saw limber on place
About 12 mill's Irom Oakland, price $1,000. Oue-thirdtlown, ono-tliird in one.
lour nnd one-third in two yeurB at live per cent interest. Now hero is a chance
to tw't a good little home cheap and on onsy terms. It beats Uking up a home
Ito&d. A nerfect littlo home of four ncres, In the city of ttoscbure: good house and
ninll liarn ami all necessary out buildings; a fine soring of water on place j a tine
view over the city ; some orchard on place ; 3 cows ; household furniture ; chickens,
inenbrttors. irtrming utfiisi s ami other thiiiBfl too numerous to mention. First
. coot of th:e nicu little home iH $22ri0. We will sell tho whole outfit for $-500; you
can't realize what wo ure offering you without investigating. This is a snap!
don't overlo' k it.
A perfect home of 103 new ft mihs from city, on county road; good school
tnro, poffofllco nnd blacksmith shop '4 mile from 'plnco ; good house of A rooms
lnrgeKru 'ind grannrv, am) all neci-snary out buildings, good orchard of 7 acrs;
H A No. 1, laud; U. K. Btation 2i, miles. Tli following descrilwd property goes
nit.h the pl.ice: f horses, i hepil of cattle, 1 line Berkshire sow, 1 wagn, 1 hack,
H net of ltaruess, 2 plows, 2 cultivators, 1 disk cutter, I harrow, interest in
' hinder, mower and rake, 20 or !Ut tons of hay and what grain there is ou pi nee
' viwu aold ; 1 fruit drver, IntH of small fruit and grapes, .
SrtH acres of laud. 122 acres of thh land is rich bottom land, no better in the
peat ;lmlanct) hill land. gl pt"ture and plenty of timber. 10 miles from Kose
M)wiTg. Good house of six rooms, one bonne of three rooms, two good barns and
II aeeossarvont buiidimts; hop drier on place; plenty ol fruit for family use; H
mile o school ; 6 miles to R. K. station, good road to tho same; good llshory ou
plftce. This is one among the best farms in Doulas county in fact a perfect
iann. Of thrt above describtul tract, 122 acres is tine land for alfalfa ami clover.
A perfect homo BB acres, three miles from Hosebnrg on county road. Al
fenced; 20 acres in bearing orchard ; live acres in young orchard; 5 acres in
pmin ; 2fi acres picture, well watered, and plenty of timber for home use. Good
two story bourn containing 0 rooms, hard finished ; ood barn, 50x20, with big
bed on one side; all iioee9."ary outbuildings. Beautiful view of the city from
plarnalsosohtiers' borne. This is au ideal home. Trice ?B,000. Housecoat
rJft.UOO. Hood road and a nice drive to the city. One half down and balauce in
two tears time. t
Here is a ttargain. One of the greatest of your life. Don't fail to invest.
ThUtoftoreiui't bo beat in Douglas county. t50 acres of laud three miles from
Rermrg. Kino living stream running through place, lotsof good timber, in fact
aongh to pav for tho place twice ovor if put 011 the market here iuRoseburg;
m ua iKiunty'rod good, level road to town. This la A No. 1 stock ranch.
Mere is a dandv home of 100 acres, All good farm land, 4V,' miles from
Koeburg, mile to ll. R. Btation, f4 nrle to school, line on county roAd, all
reoeed, fair house, oOO Iwarlng fruit ireea. Trice $30 (Hr acre.
Hen is another 2fi0 acres 2a miles from Roaohurg, all (encet!, plenty of
timber and water, 100 acres can be cultivated, balance A No. 1 pasture. No
fctti:dins en place, lies on county road. Trice 10 Hr acre.
No, 10. WO acres, 9 miles from cltv. FencM but no other lmprovemen
First cla land nnd well located Two And a half miles from railroad station
yie-fourth nu!w from acbool, nnd one nd one-fourth miles from pofltotiice. Well
atertnl and pleuty of timber. Trice $20 per neve.
Here vo homo-seekers read thisl A snap. 18 acres 14 miles from the
of RoseVnrg on the banks of the Unipqun nvor. Oooit house of six rooms,
aw summer kitchen with colUr, small barn aud all necossary outbuildings, aood
Umily orchanh W acre in atrawberries, And 8 acres of the tluest garden land in
Orneon ; good spring and well and plenty of timber. This is an ideal home,
NoO K. 160 acres; 40 acres toneed, SO acres In cultivation. 6 mall house and
twrn, amAll orchAnl, plenty of good mountain water and lots of good timber. A
fiat mountain range for stock aljominn. This la a nice little stock ranch. Twelve
an, to from city, two miles from school and four niihje from poatortice. Price, 1BOO
1 RICE, Real Estate Agent, Roseburg
! For Infanta and Children.
The Kind 'You
Always M
Bears ths
Signature
Thirty Years
FOR SALK A nice little country
store, about $1,000 stock of gooilfl,
(rood store building, warobouse tin14
acres of land. I'ostolliee at place, good
school li Tillies, Good country sur
rounding. Illuukemith shop just across
the routl. This is a nice, clean little
business proposition. For further in
formation encjuiro of I. F. Kice, Real
Kfltate Atfftnt, Hoseburi?, Or
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thj Use
i) For Over
EDUCATIONAL EXHIBIT
Douglas County Schools at the Lewis
and Clark Fair.
Pursuant to a call by Supt. F. B.
Hamlin, a number of tho toQchers in
the schools of Douglas county met at
tho court house this afternoon to take
steps for a Douglas county educational
exhibit at the Lewis & Clark expo
sition. Supt. Hamlin presided and Prof.
S. P. Stewart was chosen secretary.
After discussion it was dcuidod to se
lect a general cotrniittec for securing
the exhibits and an executive commit
tee to arrange and have charge of
same. The committees chosen are as
follows:
General Committee Prof. A. M.
S:nders. Mrs. H. C. Breedeo, Misses
Kdith Aldiich, Addio M. Stewart, Flor
ence Aiken, Edwarda Erlckson, Uose
burg; Profs, Geo. Sawyers , Jas. A.
Davis, Oakland', Pres. W. H. Demp
ster, Prof. O. C. Brown, Drain; Prof.
Clajton, Oamas Valley; Prof. W. H
llobbs, Wilbur; Prof. J. D. Baughman,
Miss Blanche Pviddlo, Riddle; Ray Hen
derson, Elkton; J. E. Patterson, Dillard;
Prof. McConnell, Clendale; Prof.
Thurman Chaney, Myrtle Creek; Prof.
Hourr, Deer Creek; Miss Roso Pav
rott, Gardiner; Miss Maude Devore,
Yoncalla; Miss Rudolph, Canyonville;
Miss Bard, Galvosville; Fred Bone
brake, Dixonville: F. S. Moody, Brock
way; Miss Adams, Prof. H. J. Robi
nett, R iseburg.
Executive Committee Profs. A. M.
Sanders, W. U. Dempster, Geo. Siw
yers, J. E. Patterson, J. H. Hobbs,
Misses Addle Stewart, Anna B. Clarke.
Thislattor committee is also to have
charge of the finances and look after
raising the necessiry funds (estimated
at about $200) for securing, arranging
and handling this exhibit. The
county court will be asked to assist in
this matter.
Governor May Veto It.
Special to Evening Review.
Salkm, Feb. 18. The general ap
propriation bill, carrying over 81,000,
000, has not yet reached Gov. Chamber
lain. It was assorted yesterday that he
would toto the measure unless the ap
propriations for the Normal schools,
Agricultural College, State University
and deficiency sums were made sepa
rate bills.
At tho final session last evening it
was reported that the governor's ob
jections had been so far overcorao that
his veto would be withheld, but, this is
not fully verilled.
Mints and Quarries.
The Bureau of the Census has just
published its final and complete report
on the recent census of the mining in
dustries of the United States. This
census was conducted in collaboration
with the United States Geological Sur
vey. It relates to tho calendar year
1!K 2 and forms a part of the general
work of tho twelfth census of the
United States, being one of the special
inquiries provided for in the legislation
relating to that census. The report
now issued is a bound volume of 1,123
pages.
The statistics compiled in the elabo
rate tables comprise data on the value
and quantity of the product of the
mines, the cost of supplies and materi
als, the miscellaneous expenses, the
number of wage-earners and amount of
their wages, the number of clerks and
salaried olllclals, the kind and amounts
paid for contract work, etc.
The report is far from being a mere
compilation of ligures. In fact most of
It Is descriptive and analytical text. It
contains a discussion of the scope and
plan of the mining inquiry, a historical
review of the mining Industry In the
United Slates, followed by a discussion
of the statistics for the industry as a
whole. A separate section is devoted
to the mineral industries of each slate
and territory.
The volume contains a large number
of plates Illustrating mining processes
or mining machinery, and of diagrams
presenting graphically statistics of nro
duclon and prices. In the appendices
are glveo the schedules of questions
used In collecting the information, tho
instructions to the special agents em
ployed in the work, and the Instruc
tions for revising and editing the
schedules.
All in all the report contains a vast
amount of valuable and well arranged
Information, and la probably the moat
complete account of the mining in
dustries of the United States that has
yet been published.
SUFFERED 15 YEARS
WITH DYSPEPSIA.
I hv hpn ft imfforer for the tait IA tun
with lTl'l't hT tried flvtry remedy
vtUbl ftiul alM mtliT doctors, but fcuud no
rrlUttuultll vurcttmied '."firent rckftice of
Acker'i DrHcepilt Tablet , which helped me
iniuieuiW)ty aim uoxen vmirviy eureu,
Hoi' lug 1 tnny benefit wme other iu Beret. 1
ak rim to tmblttb this. ThotUM I. Small-
wood, US South Meehanlo Hi , rlnstleld,
UBIO. roriwieuy iiamiium uniR iu., nm
hnr: nlctnd Drn Co . Oakland.
HtndtoW H. Hooker A Co., Bulffctr, N. T.,
tut (ree ulal package. (Notbluf L k Them.)
Petalum Incubators are the best
Churchill A Wool ley sell them.
YOUG WIFEHOOD!
Boston- Mass.. 152 Shawmut
After I had been married about
health generally decline. I seemed
and dragged wearily along instead.
and I lost health and strength. I
Hhootinft pains through my limbs nnd stomach while bear
ing down pains and conKtunt headaches added to my misery.
Tho menstrual fluw became more and nioro profuse and I
was unfit to attend to my daily duties. My husband cidled
kill or cure a dozen women, but it ail
nf f'nrdni. In a fpw dav
eral health improved and at the next time o my periods my flow wan more
natural and i was in less pain. Gradually I recovered my health and strength
nnd am now in perfect health, I take an occasional dose of Wine of Cardui
which keeps nie well.
. I aui happy to give TZ)
yon this endorsement. CcEC
Why don't you try for the sarce health Sirs. Ritker has? It is easy to
secure il you take Wine of Cardui according to directions. Wine of Cardui
streii.'tiieas weak and worn-out women of anyape and assists tho mother and
housewife to hear her exacting duties. Wine of Cardui makes women fit
for all the duties of womanhood. .
It will relieve the pains of irregularity, cares falling of the womb,
leucorrl cea, ovarian troubles, and has been known to remove what phy;
siciaus considered dangerous tumors. Women who use Wine of Cardui
do not suiter at the monthly periods. They do not suffer hysterical attacks,
because W ine of Cardui gives them strong nerves freed from the irritation
of female millering. ,
A 81.00 bottle of Win. of Cardui purchased from your druggist
will keep you free from pain. , .
LOCAL NEWS,
Is it a burn? Use Dr. Thomas'
EcleciricOil. A cut? Use Dr. Thomas'
Eclectric Oil. At your druggists.
Douglas County Creamery butter
75 cents per square. Guaranteed. If
not as represented return to the cream
ery, tf.
Only one remedy In the world that
will at once stop itchiness of tho skin
In any part of the body; Doan's Oint
ment. At any drug store, 50 cents.
Our spring and summer samples have
have just arrived. Over five hundred
samples to make your selection from.
Suits from $15.00 up. Swell line. See
them at Sloper's, the cleaner and
presser.
We sell the greatest of blood purifiers,
Acker's Blood Elixir, under a positive
guarantee. It will cure all chronic
aud other blood poisons. If you have
eruptions or sores on your body, or are
pale,- weak or run down, it is just what
you need. We refund money ll you are
not satisfied. 60 cts. and 41.00. For
sale by Hamilton Drug Co., Rosoburg;
Oakland Drug Co., Oakland.
I PRIZE VOTlfiG COHTEST
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$i
A BEAUTIFUL SILK FLAG will be presented by local merchants to
the most popular school, church, lodge or organization of, Roseburg.
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&i Plan rf ffknfp! The voting co'ipons are deposited with the First National Bauk of Roseburg
rldll Ui VUliLvL"""to De iHsllBj FREE by the merchants represented in this space, one coupon with.
V every too cent cash purchase of goods in their stores. g.WThis contest is to be decided by the popular vote
St of customers of the local merchants giving coupons. Merchants and their clerks ore not entitled to vote.
Coupons Limited'
in each store giving coupons.
WATCH THIS SPACE FOR DAILY RESULTS OF THE VOTING
BELOW COST
CLOAKS
DRESS GOODS
H. MARKS CO.
Vote here. Premium Tickets Given.
CASEBEER & CO.
MEAT MARKET
Fresh and Cured Heats of all kind.
Flag contest coupons with overy ten
cents vAsh purchase.
The Firm that Always Has
the Right Prices
Beard & Culver
HARDWARE
..Kruse & Newland..
THE LEADING
..Exclusive Grocers..
..Wollcnberg Bros..
The Old Reliable Firm.
Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes
Vp-tc-date and Priest Right.
Ave.. Oct. 25. 1902.
four months I felt my j
to bse the liffht sUtp
Myappetile failed nie 1
was nervous nnd had
had.no "effect on nie whatever, until 1
I felt a cluuiDe for the better, my gen
Sr
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Ptosieeat, Back bay Wonmn'a Club.
Notice
As I have sold out my butcher busi
ness and wish to close uo all accounts,
all persons knowing themselves in
debted to me will please settle tne
same at once with J. A. Buchanan,
d-sw-tf J. L. Caskbeek.
Dyspepsia bane of human existence.
Burdock Blood Bitters cures It, prompt
ly, permanently. Regulates and tones
the stomach.
When in Rcscburg
Secure a good room at the Oregon
Rooming House. Best furnished rooms
in the eity.
In the Fletcher Brick one block
south of the S. P. depot. Mrs. M. E
Lobr, prop.. Bw-f 14.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
Each merchant begins with three thousand coupons, nnd when a balance of
'"100,000 coupons are issued the contest will close. Ballot boxes are located
Other very attractive features are shown on the coupon and window cards.
Votes Cast to Date
Lilac Circle W. O. W 3729
High School 3643
Public School 2789
American Boy Club .1409
Lincoln Annuity Union 1240
Forresters.... 915
Rebekahs 208
v. o. w : 11"
Social Party 114
Elk 98
Phtletarian Lodge I. O. O. F.. 76
M. E. Church South 22
' A. O. U. W 28
L. O. T. M 10
Court House 2
O. S 1
Edonbower School 1
Winchester School 1
B. of L. F 1
A. P. A..... 2
Masons 1
Sunset club 1
Pope of Rome 1
. TBK KOKHUKG MARKET.
The local markot quotations today
are as follows:
Wheat 85 coots.
Oats 45fa50 cents.
Barley 55 cents.
Hay Loose, 10; baled, 12
Potatoes 1 j cents per lb.
Butter Dairy, 25c; creamery, 35,
Eggs 224 cents per dozen.
Chickens Mixed, 9c per pound.
.Veal 54c, dressed.
Beef Cows, li(a)2c; steers, 2j3
cents; heifers, 2c.
Hogs B'at, 4(a)4iJ live: dressed, Oio'
Pokland Market The quotations
in the Portland market today are:
Wheat, 88 cents: oats, 81.35 per cen
tal; hay, clover, 412; tiuotby, 15; wool;
valley, 20 cents; hops., 28 cents;
hogs, gross, oc; sheepj 4io gross,
beef, gross, 3ic; veal, 8c; eggs;
27c; butter, creamery, 30; dairy, 12c,
chickens, mixed, 11c lb.
OPFfiON
Siioigr Lime
and uuiim ratririi;
Three Trains Daily to the East
Through Pnllman Rlanrltrrl and Tourist
Blepimt ur daily to Cm ah a, Chicago. Spok
ane; tourHt flleopinif cars dally to KaoFag
Uty: through Pullman tourist a'eeplog cara
personally conducted) weekly to Chicago,
kaneus city; recUniug chair cara. aeais free,
to the Kast Daily.
it o xj re
POltTLAMi IO UHIOAOO
No ChaDe of Cars.
70
Departs TIME SCHEDULES Arrive
'or From Portland. from
Chicago
Portland alt Lake, Denver, Ft.
Special Worth, Omaha. Kan- fi.9c
9:15 p m. gas city, St. Louis, 6 25 p' m
via Hunt- Chicago aud Kaet.
) iigton.
'kiVo!h Salt Lake, Denver, Ft.
ft tft n in Worth, Omaha, Kau- ft
via Hunt- mH Clty- st- 9l00a' m
iijgtou. nicago and East.
8t Paul Wftb Walla, Lewliton, '
Fait Hail Sp,ohan,P;; wlI??
7 -IS urn. Pullman, Minneapolis .
via Br- tJul- Dotnth, Mil- 8 00 a. m.
SDokaue waukee, Chicago and
East.
OCEAN AND RIVERJSCHEDULE
For San Francisco K very five days at 8:00
p. m. For Astoria, way potms and North
Beach Dally, except Sunday, at H:G0 p. m.;
Saturday at 10:00 p m- Daily service, water
peimilUng, on Willamette and YamhilJ Tlvera.
For fnll Information call on or ftddrei
nearest O. R. A N- Ticket Office, or address,
A.. Xj. CRAIG
General PaHeongor Agent
PORTLAND OREGON
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