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About Evening Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-190? | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1905)
T r THE HAMILTON Our entire stock 01 Toilet soaps at a reduc tion ot 86 run CENT. The..,, soaps will be placed on DUr counters and marker in plain figures School Books. Tablets and Envelopes. Gillette Safety Razors. Allcgretti Chocolates. Conklin Fountain Fens. Hair, Tooth, Nail and Cloth Brushes. Flavoring Extracts. Pure Cream Tartar. Bicarbonate Soda. THE HAMILTON EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW! APRIL B, 1905. DAILY HJtATP LB B5POBT 0 8. Wetber Bu-cnn ofliee. R(ebaT5 ?l bona end'ntr vi micM-M. April ft, Pn ,luutmous lu '"cnes aoa onJreiltbs: Maximum torapera are Ore 72 ui Minimum temi r autre fivctDHai'oa ,.0.( J, Total prccip. Klso first of mou"i OOt Av. p;cs.-. lor I dirt moiua tor i7 v?ara a 9 ; T sl preo.n. from dv;pi 1, l'JOl tona:e '. '.' Avurn-i pre;tV'itui-.-.n from ml. 1 '2.:b T-iluefiotfiuoy f-'niSontl, 1.31 T.lV Average ureoirtutfnn for wet echeo'Db L'.fl iu day, iDtlaslve) - 53.C7 'iui.i.;iBflDi Obssrpur. FO! RCSEBURG AND VIC.N17Y j lo-nigm ana rnaay rair weatner yationaiy Temperature. JUST A New J.ine ol Swell Canes.. Prices range from 25c to $2.00 CALL AND SEE THE1I Cannon's Book & Stationery' Store G EO. E. HOUCK, Jl.D. Office, in the Keview building, apstalr roomB 13 and 14. Telephone, Main 31. ROSIBOEO. ' On TVLMEB V. HOOVKK, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, BoeiBURO " Obi Bimetal Attontfon given to Diseases oj f fl Nose and Throat. Offloe Main -u.,one door south of mtv H 11 T o.twitchku,,- " PHYSICIAN AND 90RGEON. Rosbbobu, - Obtook Bpeolal attention given tt diseases of the aj: Orfioe new HouRlas County Ban Bulk Insr- C SEELY, M. D. . In charge ot Dr. J. C. TwitcheH's! practice during his absence in the east. Office: Douglas County Bank Building. l'lio.vK 453 BOSEDU RO OREGON' See Frank E. Alley for reliable a6 tract of title to your property. Up tain over the land office. J king DRUG COMPANY Window Glass Paints and Oils Coal and Pine Tar Sulphur Sheep Dip Lime Cement Bluestone Gasoline Coal Oil FOlt THIS WliEll and this wk only we will sell all ot our povfumos, Mith the ex ception of Jioky, at 26cHuer ounce. This is be low cost and Is only done to advertise our handkerchief extracts. DRUG COMPANY Baled oat hay for sale, at Fisher & Bellows Co. d-sw-tf Conklin Pens Cannon's Book Store Sole agents Wanted, a millinery apprentice. Call at Josepbson's. Fresh pastry of all kinds every day at the Umrjua Bakery. . d tf. Fine cakes for parties and banquets made to ordef at the Umpqua Bakery. W. D. Williams and H. C. Ellison came over from 'Wilbur Wednesday evening. Miss Eliza Cobb has accept?d a clerical position with the Hampton Drug Co. U. S. Flournoy was in from Flournoy valley today and reports excellent crop prospects. Geo. McClel'and, who was in from Edenbower ,this morning, thinks the outlook favorublo for a fine fruit crop this year. Ten tons of new books to be sold at public auction on Friday and Saturday, at 2:30 and 7:30 o'clock, one door north of Sykes' Hardware store. The Winchester Improvement Co. are putting logs In the river neat Glide t iday and expect to have a good supply of material at the mill soon. Dr. H. L. Studley, Osteopathic physician. Office in Abraham building, Phone or call for appointments. Con sultation free. Hours 9 to 12 a. m., 2 to 5 p.m. d-sw-tf. Oranges as large as muskmelons, delicious in flavor and direct from the farm in Southern California. 40 cents per dozen. At I. J. Norman's, near the depot. d tf. Weakened systems need a mature, wholesome, mellow liquor that's 1, W. Harper Whiskey, the kind your grandfather used. Sold by Ed. Coch ran. d-tf The Lyceum Debating Society, of Glide, was organized a few days ago, andwilj hold their first debate on Fri day, April 14, at . the Lone Hock school house. The question is: "Is country liie more desirable, than city life." The leaders are: RiT. Blakely and ferry Wright. TnereX will be several spoakers on each side. Mrs. H. C. Allen pleasantly enter tained about fifty of herVriends at a "miners' party" at the parsonage of the M. E. church, south, in this cltv Wednesday evening. Digging1 in saw dust for a prize card was one of the amusing nod appropriate games that formed the evening's pastime. The lucky miner was Jacob Rogers, who was awarded a handsome china cup and saucer. Refreshments were served in miner style. Altogether the occasion was a most pleasant one for all tboBe who attended. Fullerton & REGISTERED We point with pride to the fact that wo maintain a fine stock of th! hiir'-e-t quality of druzs. Quality ia drutr is a vury im portant matur to yon. You may be Messed with perfect health today, but tomorrow mny bring sickness to you or some one dear to you. Now, we offer a friendly suggestion MAKE THIS YOUR DRUG STORE NOW and when yon need drugs that you ami your doctor can rely on, it will be easy for you to lind ::::::::::: The Drug: Store of Quality NEAR THE DKPOI YOU WILL, save money and always be on time if you PURCHASE YOUR WATCHES J. T. BRYAN LOCAL NEWS. L. Marquam was down from Days Creek Wednesday. Dance at the Armory Friday night by Roseburg Orchestra. Results toll. Osteopathy has cured when other metbt it failed. d-sw. Mrs. Jas. Martin and Miss Jeanette Dixon are here from Chico, Calif. Dr. C. E. Wade was over from Drain this morning on a business mission. Misses Ella Mack and Fannie Colvin were in from Looking Glass last night. Miss Jennie Gilvin has returned from an extended visit with friends in Port land. For sign or house painting, kalsomic- lng and paper banging, call up Phone 1-295. d tf. ' Crown and bridge work. Call on Dr. Johnson, Graves building, Rose burg. d-sw-tf. Fresh bread every day at the Umpqua Bakery, next door to Cass Street Meat Market. d tf. Mrs. Ruth Chamb3rlaln and little daugnter went to Salem today to visit With friends. Mrs. L. A. Allen returned home to Wilbur tcdny after a vleit here with Mrs. C. L. Hndley. Sectional blue-print maps of Douglas and Coos counties, on cloth, size 24.-Ui incbes, at this office. tf. Asa Genger, who has been critically ill for a long time at the home of bis mother in North Roseburg, is now ex pected to live but a few hours longer. Frank Rowe, of Portland, arrived here last evening for a week's visit with his cousin, J. C. Aiken and fprpMy. This is his drst visit to Southern Oregon. W 3 are sole agents for the Conklin Self Filling Fountain Pens and rec ommend their as being far ahead of any other pet' on the market. Cannon's Book Store. By using a safety deposit box at the office ot the Title Guarnnteo & Loan Co., Roseburg, Oregon, your valuables will be kept in the strictest privacy and absolutely safe. tf. In the list of Lewis and Clark fair committees announced in Wednesday's Review too name of Mrs. W. R. Willis was inadvertently omlttod. She Is a member of the committee on bouso bi 'Id and domestic products. Sick boaiche absolutely ami roriri nently cured by using Moki Tea. A pleasart btrb drink. Cures Consume tion and Indigestion. Makes you eat, sleep, work and happy. StttWact'oa guaiauteed, or money back. 25 cts. and 50 cts. Hamilton Drug Co., Rose burg; Oakland Drug C)., Oakland. If you are troubled with impure blood, indicated by sores, pimples, headache, etc., we would recommend Acker's B': )d F'lxlr, which we sell under a positive guarantee. It uil always cure Scrofulous or Syphilitic potsors and all blood diseases. 50 cts. and $1.00. Earrilton D-ug Co., Rose burg; Oakland Drug Co., Oakland. Everyone is making p.-eparatlons to att nd the Masque Social at tbe Arm ory next Tueriay evening, April 11. There will bo all kinds of fun for everybody so be sure you cancel all dates fur that night. An excellent program will be rendered and refresh ments served free. Admission, gentle men oOc; lady spectators, 25c. Grand march at 8:30 p. m. eharp. Miko Devaney loaves tonight for Portland to undergo an operation on the remaining portion of his right leg, which was amputated a few inches be low the knee following an injury In a train wreck five years ago, at which limohewusa Southern Pacilic engi neer. Since recovering from the am putation, Mr. Devaney baa always de sired to wear an artificial limb, but was prevented from doiog fo owing to the trouble which his crippled leg ban given bim on many occasions, in tkie hope of permanent relief, he bas de cided to submit to another operation. Richardson DRUGGISTS KOBEBUKG, ORE. ff A nobby Top Overcoat like this made of Dark Covert for $!4.00 Kuppen- " heimer label and guarantee? Certainly ! . -IWflSlJfT IHJiVt ,Tf KUt 01 KWfffVQf . JOSEPHSON'S Baled oat hay for sale, at Fisher & Bellows Co. d-sw-tf Split ceilar posts for sale by Fisher & Bellows Co. d-sw-tf. Buy your guns, ammunition and Bp6rtlng goods of S. K. SykeB. Crown and bridge work. Prices rea sonable. J. P. Johnson, dentist. Urapqna Cold Cure, the only speedy and sure oure for olds, at Hamilton's. Delays are dangerous. Now is tbe time to take your Osteopathic treat ments. d-3W. Why suffer from a cold when a few do3es of Umpqua Cold Cure will re lieve you, at Hamilton's d-sw. See Frank E. Alley ior land scrip. Guaranteed perfect, and ready for de livery. Lowest market price. Boyce's dancing class meets in tbe armnrv WHdiinsriav nitrht. at- 8 o'clock. ' New pupils may join at any tiroa. d-sw tf. Douglas County Creamery butter ,5 cents per square. Guaranteed. If Dt a i represented ,-eturn to the u renin-ti-y. f. Geo. A Steel, of Winchester, and W. saw null men, were in this city last piffht. We pay 18 cents per dozen for trs e.ud 50 cents par roll for butte'. Call at the Leader Grocery, opposite the depot. d-swtf Miss Lucy Hay leaves tomorrow for Drow, Douglas county, where she will taach another six months' torm of '. "hoot, Ivan D'"'ol, on exmeiencDd pipT) turer, wil'.ba in Ko:sbiirg about April 8. Ftittles deairing his service will p'nse U-'ive ord!i3 at, Burr's Mtlc toa. d-iw. aS. ' E. K. Red field, of Glendftle, left, here last nighr. for New York and will bn absent about a month. O. P. Line, of Glendale, left Tuesday night for a trip to. Indiana. W. P. Wright, of Grants P?-i, one j of tbe pioneer surveyors or Oregon and a usidont of Roseburg in the early '70's, was transacting business before tbe United Sfues Laud Ollice htio ' day. T. T. Park or, a fount r attorney of this city, but now located at St. Jrhns, near Portland, was in iho city today on busies. He aotieipvsu great fature for St. Johns In view of the fact that the Weyorhauser syndicate is soon to erect at that place the largest sawmill on the Pacitic Coast. The "Umpqua" Cold Cure prepared at our pharmacy, If taken In time and according to directions, soldom, if ever fails to cure the worst colds. It is high ly recommended by all who have used it. A 25c box of this remedy In your borne will save sickness aod expense. Hamilton Drug Co. d-sw. Place your valuable papers, etc., whore .t-boy will bu absolutely secure agalnHt Ore, burglary, or other danger. The Title Gurantco & Loan Co., of this city havo as tine a set of safety de posit boxes us can ba found anywhore and the rates are very low. Call on tbera, corner Jackson and Washington streets. tf. W. G. Crubbe, Scottsburg; Mack Smith, Elk too; Cbas Summers, Yon calla; W. H. Sykes, Skelley; J. S. Croy, Camas Valley; Geo. Wells, Ola la; Wrn. H. Arne, Cottage Grove; II. L. Har rington, Myrcle Creek; M. M. Gil breath, Rlildlo; W. K. Hendricks, Ten Mile; C. Toutfiftint, Il-jjoburg; Alice CHnklnbcird, Meiro?, were among tbe recent arrivals at the Roseburg House. "Ten Nights In a Bir Room," the old-fushton'id temperance play that j has benft resurrected from thftt'ramatic , boneyard to intensify the irritation cnis-'d to the lojg suffering public by "Uncle Tom's Cabin," attracted an 'audience that ha!'-llllcd the Roseburg! I Theatre Wir)-i'Uy night. Although ! tbe purpose of tbe play Is to save mnn ' I from the excsive driuk habit, tho 1 mannitr In which ft was e.w&yed had a , tendency to produce ttio opposite ef fect. The troupf) includes an excellent 1 cornet player aiiil has some ftir mate-! ' rial for vaudeville. KPE! FOR MEN We nro pliowinc; the latest Sprinjr Kove tie in Cloth ina mnilo by "T'hH House of Kup peiiht'inier," wheso lnbol on a garment uiuuntui'S entisfne tion, tmd both tbe manufactur ers and oursolveB stand back of this guarantee. Men's Straw & Felt Hats The styles speak for themselves. Wo guarantee thu quality. Silver and Golf Shirts In la to Spring Design a. The price Is right, too. In fact, everything that a ilressv mnn wants for summer wear will be found here. sf.Ol'l-.lt V f" iner aih r. --nr. von are Hiiro o." :liii iii-lt , Imlh in mI- o- naiishli mid III. .ill anil ninko vour t - mi '-n.il oiirwt!1 llim itf KAniM' i. NuM iloor'i II. Mni-' s l.'o. TWeihiHie McDaniel Petition Filed. Sa,-,ui. April 5. Pct'tion for ttio pardon of f'V'inlc K. Wi'.nitilol, fvv'.nfr a 15-yonr "intent'e in the 'nltentUi y for tho inurJtr of Claire l'lich, of Poi; lund, was present -d to CovoroorCham bortn'n tli'a afternoon. Tlie petitkn boars tho signatures of 2.10 citizens of Portland and Multnomah. C'Juity, in cluding sovon trial jurors. It is a' n actomp:inled by per ,onal letters fi'otn promlnout bi'slness men and auomojs in PorOlund. Now evidence is intro duced In the ease in the form of an af lidavlt from William Sianoy to tho of fect that he saw MoD.inlol on Grand avenue, betwoen Couch aud Davis, at H o'clo. k on the uvenlut; of tho mur der. Tho evidence nl the trial showed McOaniul aud his victim should bo at Cycle Park at tlvat hour. Governor Chamberlain Is nuncomuilttal in his al titude toward the petition. A Dsndevil Ride often ends In a s:id accident. To heal accidental lujuricn, use EJi-ckl?o's Ar nica Salve. "A du-p wound in my 'co, from on a?ldnni," writes Thend'oro Scbuele, of CVimib.t., C., "-j t- d ir'i Hicatw. l'hjHli'l"-s wGie b-ip' . Out Hm-l-'n-fl Atti' .i'ilv ii'-My boaicd it." .Mjo-i'Hi nrd h. j's hurr H kn maif. ?" j at A. C l 61 j.i i; Co. dli)r'!t,. Go Carls fur the Babies Swell lino of Go Cuns just received. Just what you want foi that bnhy. All havo rubber tiros aud good springs. Full line ol ull kinds of furniture at B. W. Strong's, The Furniture Man. T70UND An OJd Fellows emblem. 1 (Jwnorploase call at tbls olllce, all. Nc OTfCE. My wife, Mm. Rachol D. Walk Ins. havini? l.ilt. rue without any provocation, I will not be respon sible for any of her actions or bills con trncfjd by hm-. m5. Dated at YuniMtlla, Oregon, April 1, VM". RenjanilaL. VVatkius. THE FAMOUS WALK-OVER SHOES FOR MEN AND HOYS We invito inftectlon of our now Spring and Summer Goods Complete In fill PopitrtuHMitfl. ..Wollenberg Bros.. Avers A com plete line of Aen's Two-Piecc Flannel Outing Suits Priced from $6 to $12 Also en tu rner trousers made with out buckle and strap, with loops -for the belt. THE BIG STORE Sarsaparilla. The doc tors' Sarsaparilla. The tested and tried Sarsaparilla. The Sarsapa rilla that makes rich, red blood; strengthens the nerves; builds J. o. Ayor oo.. Blue prints of town em p maps, fifty cents each. Filing papers properly pre pared. Frank E. Alley, up stairs over land office. Have you visited the new cleaning and prosslng parlois next door to Mo Dou gall's tailor shop? His work is su perb. Give bim a trial. tf On Friday evening at the Armory, tho Roseburg Orchestra will give an other of those ve.ty enjoyable dances. Go and have a good time. - Keep your bowels regular by tho use of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab'ets. There is nothing better. For sale by Hamilton Drug Co. A Long Story Briefly Told . It is true that for 5 ivtits pnr pound the Hot-o burg Steam l.tutiuirv will wash, ataich and deliver rmidy for ironing, all family wnshing. The torm family washing nrnimuTrt fHch articles ns n mferwear, hand kerur info, hose, sheets, pillow vhhob, napkins, towels, etc., whilo all Hat piocus are ironed without extra charge. This men its mure hours of lunt-uro for the overworked housewife. Talk it over with "hubby," mam m mm Foot of Jackson Street TELEPHONE 791 $500 worth of sec ond-hand furiiiturH, stovetj tud household goods. Wa pay thehigbost cash pi ice for sarao. All Kinds of Household Goods Sold or Exchanged. The Roseburg Junk '& Hide Co, Cor OA and Roit Sti., 0pp. Entire Stable Roseburg Theatre Rosobnrg Orchcs'.ra, M'.tnngor, Wednesday, April 5th Kssitf and Snydors' Hig .Scenic i'roduction of -Kn moiiTS m a A superb revival of T. S. Arthur's Famous Temperance Gem. Prof. Jess Zinc's" Solo Band Come and See the great moral temperance drama. PltlCHS-S'o, 3r,c. nOc nn.l 75c. Beats on Bale at Hell's Candy yire. IM-P-A-N-S'Tabulcs- Doctors find , A good proscription lAn- mankind The fl-odnt paosot ts aiio i (h f ir iim i! oisa slon. The f.milr butltl. (nocentsl'ronttlns. j apply for r.'sr. All .lr'ifrjv-s 'all thm. FAHM Ml PEK LB. 5 C LB. 1