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About Evening Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-190? | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1905)
STORE THAT DOES THE BUSINESS Fisher & Bellow Company STORE THAT DOES THE BUSINESS CLOTHING Thin Clothing Sale is not on a few "broken lots" but ofk'Cta evry stitch of Men's, Boya' find Youths' Clothing in our stock. NOTE THE FOLLOWING PRICES $8.50 Secures your choice of anv of our $10.00, $11.00 or $12.00 Suits. More than 100 different suits in this lot sinule or double breasted, all wool or worsted materials: hand-tail ored collars, band-padded shoulders, hair cloth stiffened fronts. $12.50 Buys any of our $14.00, $15.00 or $10.00 Suits; 100 or more suits in this lot made as above, and the very latest style, shades and make. $15.00 TakcB any of our $17.00' to $20.00 Buits. A large selec tion ot styles and patterns to select from, af"k f DPD For this Removal Sale we w ill lift rUK give a 20 por cent reduction II front the regular price on all f I PFIMT Hoys' nl Youth's Clothing. LI 1 I JiiHt stop and think what a saving tnis means on your clothing bill for a family of boys after the "RoobovoH" 1 plan. 20 cents off on every 100 cents one-fifth off. I MEN'S UNDERWEAR 49 Broken lot of flue ribbed Pink and Blue Underwear; sold fast at 75c per gar inont for this sale, the garment. .. .400 e" About 20 dost. Shirts and Drawers in tJC; tills lot; not all sizes but moBt all. They are Genuine Balbriguun nnd sold regularly nt GOc. hot this sale the garment 35c Anothor Binall lot as low as for this sale OO. tlio suit 50C A,fl0 '"w loz. Merino Shirts and Drawers C (hall wool) summur weight; regular 76c "" garment. To close out at this Bale, tho garment 55o 2! dozen Men's Seamless, Fast Black, Silk Clocked, Drop Htichod Unlf Hose: regular 25c values. Will close them out at this sale, atthepair . 15c t O O a Will buy a $3.00 1 at. Wohavoa X. few Gordon Hats of last year's mm .Btylea that we will put ou sale wliile they last at $2.25 We havo but a few of these and to socuro a bargain of this kind you must come early they won't last long. We expect our new Home to be ready for us about Sept. 1st. We must reduce our stock before moving. It costs money to move a stock of goods like ours, and we propose to let our customers move it for us, and to induce them to do so, we will inaugurate the GREATEST PRICE-CUTTING SALE ever offered the Roseburg public on a FIRST-CLASS, UP-TO-DATE STOCK OF GOODS. The Goods named below are not odds and ends, but are our regular goods bought this spring for our regular trade. j& j& j& This sale is for cash only, Goods bought on time are charged at regular prices only, SUMMER DRESS GOODS j or ar our 16 ent e00'8' 17Kc Fur any our 25 cent goods. 25c For any our 35 and 40 cent goods. SHOE HOEO See our Bargain Counter of Shoes before you purchase. We will save you money. SUMMER DRESS GOODS. We have a magnificent assortment of Summer Dress goods. We wish to close out the entire stock, and not be compelled to move a yard of it to our new Btore, and for this sale we offer the following inducements : 7c Buys any of our 10 cent goods a large assort ment to se'lect from. For any our 12 cent goods, GROCERIES! GROCERIES! Friday and Saturday of each week, until further notice, we will give some very low prices on staple groceries. Read carefully the list that follows: 3 Cans Standard Tomatoes 25c. 8 Cans Standard Corn .- 25c. 3 Cans Oysters Is. 25c. 1 Can OyBtors 2 s 15c. 3 Cans Carnation Cream 2!)c. 1 Can Golden WeHt Baking Powder Hloz 26c. 1 Can Koyal Baking Powder 15oz 40c. 1 Can K. C. Baking Powder 25oz 20c. 4 Pkgs. Arm & Hammer Soda 25c. 2 Pkgs. Grape Nuts 28c. 4 Pkgs. 5 Minute Mush or Wlieatiue 30c. 2 Pkgs. Cream of Wheat 35c. 2 Pkgs. Cero Fruto 25c. 2 Pkgs. Force. 25c. 3 I'kgs. Crespo. (like Force) 25c. 4 His. Vermicelli 25c. 4 lbs. Macaroni 25c. 2 Dottles Best Catsup 25c. 7 Hars Silk Soap 25c. 1 lb Puckago Lion Tea I 35c. 6 Bars Diamond C Soap 25c. 20 lbs. Japan Rice $1.00. 4 Pkgs. Gloss Starch 25c. 4 Pkgs. Corn Starch 25c. 1 lb. Bet Spider Leg Tea 35c. 1 lb. Brst Hun Powder Tea 211c. 2 lbs. Best 16c. Coffee 26c. lib. Best 25c Coffee inc. 1 Gal. Can Acorn Syrup 45e. 1 Pkg. Postum Cereal 20c. EXTRA SPECIALcj-C ment of A & B Naptha Soap, a Soap that is Sronounced by all users to be superior to Fells aptlia Soap, and to introduce it we will for the sale offer it for the bar 5c. C. & S. Axle Grease, 2 lb. cans, 10c. SALE BEGINS NOW Sale closes when we g'et ready. p ? p Extra Special. With every 25 centB worth of Clark's O. N. T. Spool Cotton at 5 cents a spool, we will give as a pre mium two spools Merrick Six-Cord solt finish thread. WOOL DRESS GOODS. We have too large a stock to go into a detailed de scription, but as an inducement to buy of us and save us the necessity of paying to move these good a to our new home, we will give you a cash discount of 20 cents on every dollar's worth of Dress Goods bought and paid for at the time of purchase. A more liberal offer was never made. SHIRT WAIST SUIT SILKS. Fancy Patterns, no two alike. We have but a few don't delay come at once and get first choice. 75c Silk, Sale Price 57o 80c Silk, " 62c 90c Silk. " 70c $1.00 Silk, Sale Price 79c LADIES' SHIRT WAIST SHIRTS The latest fad and the most comfortable Shirt Waist made. Just the thing for warm weather made with a soft turn-down collar comfortable and cool for this sale $1.10 buys our $1.50 Shirts. $1.40 buys our $1.75 and $2.00 Shirts. $1.50 buys our $2.25 Shirts. $1,70 buys our $2.50 Shirts. Made in Pongee Silk ,Jap Crepe and Mercerized Zephyrs LADIES' SHIRT WAIST SUITS In wash goods. New, stylish makes a neat summer suit at a small price. But a few left. Will close them out at a fraction of what they are worth. Bargains in Ladies' Shirt Waists, in white and colored. Get our prices. Also a few silk shirt waists to close out. ' -3 EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW ISSUED DAILY KXCEPT SUNDAV HY ItEVIEW PUBLISHING CO. OrriOR Hovlow Building, (llrst door) Jackson Street. Telephone, Main 901. L. :mhkki.y KUITOH S. W.HATKH FORXUAM DAILY fm rear, by mall 13.00 far btoulh,diliveml W ". dollvorod 15 8KM1-WKKKLY. PV loat 13.00 U Months 11.00 JULY B, UHVi. Kansas has a big, sensational bank failure. Everybody has been wonder ing if the Sunflower state was not got ting ready to spring something. W. O. Ilawloy, a prominent educator and churchman, wants to run for con gress in this district. The rest of us are willing ask Hitchcock and Honey. Tho Salem Journal came out In red, white and blue Monday. Newspaper j men realize that there are some things ' incomiurably worso than yollow journa lism. j Patriotism Is not always to bo meas ured by noise ami skyrockets. It it were otherwise non-celebrating Hose-j burg would be oeu to grave suspicions of disloyalty. j Walter Too wants Dinger Her-' mann's congressional job. Whaibrand of boons dioi this man Tooe drink that be Imagines his hat band Is ot con gressional measure? j John II. .Mitchell probably did not snoot oir many skyrockets last night. 1'osslbly It his attorneys had boon more conservative in handling their pyro technic display of oratory It might have ueen a different colobratiou for the old If John Hay had kept pegging away at Pootrv alnntr the linn nf ".rim Itlii.i. soo" and "Little Hreoches," he might havo become one of the country's most popular newspaper writers. Like many another bright man he drlftod Into politics and died lust a nlain or dinary secretary of state. That sewer at the end of Oak streot ought to be extended out Into deep water without further delay. Its dis ease laden odors are a rconaeo to the , health of a large part of the town below I tho railroad track, and should uo longer be tolerated. A suit ai law would re sult in compelling the city to abate the nuisance, but thoro should be no need for this when there is a council com- . mittee on health that Is supposed to bo , looking after just such matters In the interest ot the public. One Dollar Saved RtprescnU Tin Dollars Earned. The averago man does not save to exceed ton ir cent of his earnings. He must speud nine dollars in living expenses fur every dollar saved. That being tho caso he cannot be too care tut about unnecessary expensos. Very often a fow cents properly Invested, like buying seeds tor his garden, will save several dollars outlay later on. It Is tho same In buying Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy' It costs bin a few cents, and a Kittle of it In the house often saves a doctor's hill of several dollars. For sale by Hamilton Drug Co. Caused by Jealousy. HII.I.SHOHO, Or., July 4. Sheriff John W. C'onnell returned last evening from the H. IJ. Jennings ranch near Gaston, where Harry McDonald, aged between 33 and 4(1, committed suicide this forenoon after terrorizing the family through the entire night. McDonald came hero with the Jen nings' several years ago, having been picked up by th 'in In the SisKiyous while they wer enroute to Oregon from California. Uo worked on their farm near Gastu i until last February, when he loft, lie returned to the ranch Sunday night, snapped a revolver twice at tho hired man aud compelled Mrs. Jonnings to march up and down tho highway In front of the house. When a sboritT's posse attempted to arrest McDonald he barricaded him self in the house, and blew tbo top of t with his head off. Before killing himself McDonald had written a note saying: "Kor the Jen nings family. Good-bye to all." Pinned to the note was a printed extract, "Jealousy." While the Jennings are reticent, it is supposed that McDonald was enamored of Mrs. Jennings and that hie suit was not encouraged. It is July Weather. The following data, covering a per iod of 27 years, have been compiled from the Weather Bureau records at Rosoburg, Oregon. They are issued I to show the conditions that have pre vailed, during the month in question, for the above period of years, but must not be construed as a forecast of the weather conditions for the coming month: Mean or normal temperature 60 deg. The warmest month was that of 189tl, with an average of 71 deg.; the coldest month was that of 1881, with an aver age of 63 deg. The highest tempera ture was 102 deg. on 23, 1891; tho low est temperature was 40 deg. on 15, 1S87. Average precipitation for the month, 0.37 inches. Average number of days .01 of an inch or more, 3. The greatest monthly precipita tion was 2.20 inches in 1SS6; the least monthly precipitation was 00 inches in 1896. The great amount of precipita tion recorded in any. 24 consecutive hours was 1 27 Inches on 19th and 20th, 1886. Average number of clear days, 18; partly cloudy, 9: cloudv davs. i. The popularly reported arouud Gaston that,! prevailing winds have been from the Metlnnahl had klllwl a man In i .li .northwest. 1 he averase hourly ve oc AliUonalU uaa Killed a man In Call- ltT o( ,h. wira i9 4 mile9 The highest forma. He was fairly well educated : velocitv of the wind was 23 miles from and wrote a good hand. Buy It Now. Now Is the time tobuyChamberlaln's Colic, Cholora and Diarrhoea Kemedy. It is certain to be needed sooner or the southwest on 14. 1902. Thos. Gibson, Observer. Lots For Sale. The Cannon tract of 2J acres situated later and when that time comes you ! near High School between the Sanctu- will need it badly you will need itjaryacd Sykes properties, has been quickly. Buy it now. It may save divided Into lots averaging about 60t hfo. for sale by Hamilton Drug Co. U feet. Prices and terras reasonable 1 to right parties. Apply to any real See tho Peter Schuttlor farm wagon estate dealer or the owner, at S K. Sykes' before you buy. 1 C. B. Cannon. Patent Medicines. A man that compounds or invents something that is just a little better than the next best thing, is certainly entitled to the best share of the profits to be derived from the sale of the article. So he patents or copyrights to protect bis interests. Patented goods are good goods, poor goods are never patented. We have 20 years of trial behind us to give us the assurance that we have the best medicine compounded for the cure of dyspepsia, sick-headache, biliousness, indigestion and all stomach disorders. We protect the public as well as ourselves by keeping the formula a secret, as long as we make It we know it is made right and it cures these diseases. Druggists tell us that it is the one medicine that the sale is ever on the increase. To get the best remedy for dyspepsia or in digestion ask the druggists for Dr. Gunn's Improved Liver Pills, price 25c. per box, only one for a dose. For sale by A. C. Marsters & Co. For sign or house painting, kalsomin. lng and paper hanging, call up Phone 1295. d tf. Abstract of titletoderrtrd IftnJ. Papers prepared for alias ou government land. Blue prints or township maps showing all varant lamia. FRANK E. ALLEY ARCHITECT and ABSTRACTER Plans and estimates for all kinds of buildings. Special designs f'.r office fixtures. Phone 8"l Office la PotteUs Countv Dank Buli.lltlg. ROSEBCRQ Okkiok COTTAGE FOR RENT. For a neat cottage, call on Mrs. M. Joseph son. t IMOSIER'S! THE ONLY PLACE TO EAT g On Cass Street, Near the Depot OPEN DAY AND NIGHT I Private Boxes. Rates to 1 Regular Boarders. SUNDAY DINNERS A Specialty; from 11 :30 a. m. to 7:00 p. m. i.9 fin 3 yituDR. JORDAN'S f luseum of flnafomv lica luauT sr. Eti :ti, o. r. ui -Tttf in Had its Um Tstki nj tyv. i ,r,U ra aj,J iiasr If TO o9rfr n ar tfcf i::m ra.B. txta to'tlM jioWt Specuwn om Lb rttnoai r,, w PR. JORDAff-PRlTATK MNRAlin j-.torby inxrr. HYPWlLln i.tr..n, lL,.lf4 wT.V V '"'"r- Wii nodi Mr w htVf-Mta, (W.-'-tt fM Tbaaak4 Dollar. A Wrtw ft Bsak-hhllnph7 of visrrlof, DR. JOBDA ro.iMIHvkt&t8.P. i X :t
