Evening Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-190?, August 17, 1905, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextHamilton Drug: Company Where Do You Get Your Soda and Ice Cream? If Dot at our Btore we would suggeBt calling in and selecting from this list: ICE CREAM Chocolate. Pineapple. CRUSHED FRUITS, Vanilla. Raspberry! Pineapple. Strawberry. SYKUPS. Lemon, Vanilla, Chocolate, Raspberry, Strawberry, Root Beor, Lime Juice, Kola, Pineapple, Coco Cola, Grape, Ginger, Orange. Ice Cream 20c a Pint EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW AUGUST 17, 1905. DAILY WKATHKK KKFOKT D S. Weather Bureau office. Roseburg. nr. 21 hours etrtllDR VI midnight, Aug. 10, 190) Precipitations in IncntB aua Hundred Ub: Maximum temperature 80 Minimum teraporature 47 PreoiplttitloD o.oo J 018 1 Drncip. mure nraioi inuimi uim Avg. preclp. for thfi mouth (or 27 years.. .. 31 Total preclp from Sept. 1, 1WM to date 25. IK Average precipitation from dept. 1 rfi H7 TniM deficiency '-"-a Bept 1, 1904 9.W Averago precipitation for 27 wet Beasona Bept to May, inclusive). 83,67 1ms QiBson, Observer. FOR ROSEBURO AND VICINITY Fair Tonight Friday fair and warmer. SPECIAL SALE ON BOX PAPER All 35c Papetries for ONE WEEK ONLY 15c Per Box We want the ehelf room for new goods about to arrive. See window display. Cannon's Book-& Stationery Store v : WE FIX THESE JAMES ARRANCE A" K!?U?L Manufactured, Repaired and Installed. Grind log, Polishing and Enameling. Sawa lirnnmed. Corner TVanhinjrton nnit Kane Street I vine OR. JORDAN'S o.t imuseum of Anatomy Bicsi XASXI7 :t. etu ?X s. r. oi. Tin Largtitsf HiklndlsibfTMU. W m enoBL!'f t tin rm rtUl. url biw in H rtrin-t c ! lit' If j' a inltf ft-sa U of lb III. nf BK3. C tUM pedUt on itt Pacific Tout. DR.JORDAV-rniTITR nnrANK i fr-rr - t-rm wl'towi u.in Jlrrrdry. KVKRT .. 'Ti. u mdft i Wort j-lnim ni Hi Baum. Wriw for Rwt-Phlloph of nrrltf, DR. JUKDAtt A t'O .IMI M.rkel lL a P. glycerine sw&. COLGATE SOAPS-v 5c, 10c, 15c, 25c the Cake. Nothing better in the soap line. Col gate Toilet Wafers, Violet Talc Powder. s Our Stock of Fine Stationery is very complete. Some new things in Box Papers and Tablets. LOCAL NEWS. "Old Grand Dud" at the Model. Osteopathic cures are permanent. Silver King Rye at the Model, d-tf. Baled grain hay for sale at H. Marke Co. tf. Buggies and spring wagons you can see by calling at S. K. Sykes.' Mrs. Mark C. Munson is visiting with relatives and friends at Kellogg. J. A. Masterson, a member of the Soldiers' Home, is at Tunnel 5 on busi ness. Miss Mabel Mabn, of Youcalla, is visiting here with her sister, Miss Alice Mann. Tne son of Dr. J. E. Shearer depart ed for Glendale last night, after a visit here with his father. Mrs. A. B. Richardson, of Portland, is visiting here with friends and at tending to business matters. H. A. Nabb, of North Bend, left here Wednesday for Boswell Springs, where his family Is enjoying an outing. Nathan Fullerton returned this morning from Portland. His wife and child are still there visiting with rela tives. For a first class rig or saddle horse, or if you want to go to any Coos county point, call at Barnard's Livery or 'phone 601. dtf Misses Lela Pbipps and Lucy Copley returned to DUlard Wednesday, altera vUit here with the 'former's sister, Mrs. J. C Sheridan. I. W. Harper is the acme of excel lence in whiskey production safest and most satisfactory for all uses. Sold by all leading dealers; Dr. Alex Patterson, of Gardiner, was in the city Wednesday, leaving on the evening train for Klamath Falls, where be has real estate interests. Dr. H. L. Studley, Osteopathic physician. Office in Abraham building. Phone or call for appointments. Con sulfation free. Hours 9 to 12 a. m.t 2 to 5 p. m. dswtf. Miss Beryl Stephens, who has been visiting here with her sister, Mrs. Roy McClallen, left today for Portland to reside, her parents having moved to that city from Walla Walla, Wash., during her visit here. , Mrs. N. C. Hulln and llttledaughter, Dora, of Berkeley, Calif., are the guests of Mrs. Louis Kohlhagen, of this city. Mrs. Hulin was formerly Miss Mary Sutton, of Millwood, this county, and a well known school teacher. The "Umpqua" Cold Cure prepared at our pharmacy, if taken in time and according to directions, seldom, if evoi fails to cure the worst colds. It is high ly recommendedby all who have used it. A 25c box of this remedy in your home will save sickness and expense. Hamilton Drug Co. d-sw. Salem Journal: Misses Virginia Byrd and Ella Hudson, of this city, wenjHO Cascadia Wednesday for sev eral weeks' outing Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Cochran announce tbe en gagement of their dan? bier, Lucia Helen, to R'iV. George iliutnas Pratt, of Glendale, Oregon, the wedding to take place September 0th. Here I a bit of news concerning Sam Morris, the Indian baseball pitcher, who once played with Salem, and later with the Portland "Browns:" ''Joplln, Mo. Sam Morris, Jo pi id's Indian pitcher, this afternoon shot out Seda lia with the remarkabl reore of only 27 men facing him during the entire nine innings. The score wis 2 to 0 In favor of Juplio. Morris just got out of the pesthouse." LOCAL NEWS. For nervousness, try Otteopathy. Monogram Sour Mush at the Model. Fresh pastry of all kinds every day at the Umpqua Bakery. d tf. G. W. Noah is re-modeling and en larging his cigar stand. R. L. Cavitte, of Peel, was transact ing business in town tcday. Lee Dillard and family went to Port land today to attend the fair. - See the Peter Schuttler farm wagon at S-IC Sykes' before you buy. 1 Mrs. L. R Minard and two sons re turned Wednesday from Portland. j Umpqua Cold Cure, the only speedy and sure cure for colds, at Hamilton's. For sign or house painting, kalsomin- ing and paper hanging, call up Phone j 1295. dtf. I Rye bread is just the thing for camp- ers, You get the best at the Umpqua Bakery. . dtf. Croup Instantly relieved. Dr. Thom as' Eclectric Oil. Perfectly safe. 1 Never fails. At any drug store. Mrs. R. G, Breeden, former teacher in the Rose burg High School, has moyed with her children to Salem. For a first class driving rig, single or double, call up Kelly & Banks, 'Phone 51. Horses boarded at reasonable rates. dtf Miss May Arsiitage returned home to Myrtle Creek Wednesday, after a week's visit here with Mrs. Burr Jones. The great Fellowcraft shoe in tans and low-cuts for men. Sold everywhere at $3.50. On sale at H. Marks & Cn's. for $2.85. tf Blue prints of township maps, fifty cents each. Filing papers properly pre pared. Frank E. Alley, up stairs over land office. Burdock Blood Bitters gives a man a clear head, an active brain, a strong, vigorous body makes him fit for tho battle of life- County Clerk Agee has 1 received 100 tags for deer hides for use in this county. To date be has issued 500 hunter's licenses. A middle-aged woman would like work at once as a housekeeper, cook, or will do nursing. Inquire at Hotel McClallen, room 6. a21 The trunk store, the crockery storo, and tho store to trade at is Rice & Rice. Everything to furnish the home. The largest store In Southern Oregon. d-sw-sl. 'Dutch" Nadler, a former baseball player of this city, is greeting old friends in Rose burg. He has been em ployed for a year past In a box factory at Petaluma, Calif. Miss Beatrice Aldrich, who has been visiting here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Aldricb, returned today to Salem, where she is employed as a waitress in the Willamette Hotel. For photographs, viewinjr, old pic tures copied and enlarged, flash light pictures, and all work in the photo line, apply at Graves' Home Studio, 1120 Mill St. 'Phone No.. 777. dtf Prof. S. P. Stewart today received tmnfmnrt.n.t,inn from San Francisco' to Manila, he having accepted a position as an instructor in the Philippine Islands. He leaves here for San Francisco, next Tuesday. Don't wait until your blood is Impov erished and you- are pick and ailing, but take llollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. It will positively drive out all impurities. 115 cents, Tea or Tablets. Red Cross Pharmacy. Sloper, the cleaner and presser, has just received his fall and winter samples. The line is one of the best and most complete ever shown in Roseburg. If you want something nobby and strictly down-to-date call and examine his mew line. 'Phone 25:t. The largest and best line of Couches ever shown in Roseburg can be found on our floor at prices $7.00 to $20.00, also adjustable Divans at $18.00, $22.00 and $28.00. Nothing liko them ever seen before at the prices. B. W. Strong, The Furniture Man. Mrs. G. A. McLane and children, who have been vUitiqg here with D . II. L. Studley and family, left today for their home in Minneapolis. They will be accompanied as Tar as Portland by Mrs. Studley and children, who will proceed to Seaside for an outing. Owen Atterbury, who was over from Winchester today, says that consider able fencing on the Sutherlln place there was destroyed yesterday by fire, caused by sparks from a passing 3. P. engine. Fire also destroyed a winter's supply of wood belonging to Roy Mc Clallen, on the property adjoining Sulherlla's. Having found his present quarters Inadequate to meet theneeds of his growing business, O. C. Baker, pro prietor of the Ko&ebjrg Steam Laundry, has decided to have erected a new building, 3-uTO feet, on the property adjoining hU residence at the foot of Jackson street. The contract for the new b'lil'line ha? been let to V. S. Patterson. It will bo completed in about 30 days. Mr. Baker will not re tain his present quarters, situated near the site of the proposed new building and owned by F. F, Patterson. LOCAL NEWS. Swell pongee shirts at Josephson's. Baled grain bay for sale at H. Marks Co. tf. Call on. Dr. J. P. Johnson for good dentistry. tf Conklin Pens Cannon's Book Store Sole agents Dr. J. P. Johnson, the dentist, guar antees all work. tf Sheriff H. T. McClallen is in Port land attending the fair. Don't poison your system any more with "dope." Go to the Osteopathic Physician. He will cure you. d-swtf Ice cream, soda, milk shakes. Canned goods, suitable for luncheB, and bakery articles. At Norman's. G. J. Bacher, resident dentist. In the Abraham building, in the offices formerly occupied by Dr. C. V. Fisher. Elmer Wells, of Olalla; H. R. Chal lenor, of Brock way i and Geo, B. Best, of Looking Glass, were visitors in Rose burg today. Mrs. A. L. Kidder and daughters, Mrs. W. S. Hamilton, and Miss Bessie Kidder, left today for Portland to at tend she fair. Mr. and Mrs. Abrahamson, of Oak land, Calif., are the guest of Mr, and Mrs. Simon Caro, of this city. Mrs. Euro is a sister of Mrs. Abrahamson, By using a safety deposit box at the office of the Title Guarantee & Loan Co., Roseburg, Oregon, your valuables will be kept la the strictest privacy and absolutely safe. tf Remember, Sloper, the cleaner and prossor, will fix that old suit of yours up in fine Btyle. He makes a specialty of doing hiB work right. Panama and felt hats cleaned and blocked. The ladies of Roseburg are invited to see that splendid assortment of fancy needlework of Madame Corsini, at H. D. Graves' Art Emporium. d-swal9 Place your valuable pa)ers, etc., where they will be absolutely secure against fire, burglary, or other danger. The Title Guarantee & Loan Co., of this city have as fine a set of safety de posit boxes as can be found anywhere and the rates are very low. Call on them, corner Jackson and Washington streets. tf. If you desire a good complexion use Moki Tea, a pure herb drink. It acts on the liver and makes the skin smooth and clear. Cures Bick headache. 25 cts. and 50 cts. Money refunded If it doeB not satisfy you. Hamilton Drug Co., Roseburg, Oakland Drug Co. , Oakland. The W. C, T. U. will hold a mother's meeting at the home of Mrs. A. C. Marsters Friday evening, Aug. 18, at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Louis Baree, state superintendent, will conduct the meet ing. Special music and interesting features. All members are requested to be present and invite their friends to come. The Fashion Cleaning and Pressing Parlors, in the Beard & Salzman brick back of Strange & Ryan's job printing office, does up-to-date work and guar antees satisfaction. They carry a full line of Rumples of the Metropolitan Tailors, of Chicago. Call and leave your order for fall and winter suits. A perfect fit guaranteed. dtf We sell the greatest of blood puri fiers, Acker's JJlood Elixir, under a positive guaratij5 It will cure all chronic and other blood poisons. If you have eruptions or sores on your body, or are palo, weak or run down, it is just what you need. We refund monev if you are not satisfied. 50 cts. and $1.00. Hamilton t)rug Co., Rose burg, Ottkhu Drug Co., Oakland. The Western NE are in receipt of the last copy of THK WESTERN LADY, which is a souvenir edition of the Lewis and Clark Fair, containing almost 100 cuts or nearly 2000 inchoB of illustrations regarding the Fair. It is without doubt the finest thing we have seen on the Exposition. Tho Western Lady is an illustrated magazine published at Portland, Oregon, at 50 cents per year, and is everything the name implies, having Short Stories, Indian Traditions, Pio neer Experiences, Fashions, Household Recipes and numerous other depart ments all ably edited and all pertaining to the women. We have niado aiange ment8 by which we will give ali our subscribers who pay a yar in advance A Year's Subscription Free! TO THIS BEAUTIFUL MAGAZINE address r,,:,, n.Ki:limrr rVv DrKFmior. hdf YOU WILL save money and always bo on time if you PURCHASE YOUR WATCHES J. T. BRYAN LOCAL NEWS. Golden Wedding Rye at the Model. Fine cakes (or parties and banquets made to order at the Umpqua Bakery. Fresh bread everyday at the Umpqua Bakery, next door to Cass Street Meat Market. d tf. Swimming Trunks A new lot of men's and boys' swimming trunks just received at Josephson's. Di G. J. Bacher is now prepared to do all kinds of dental work. Offices in the Abraham building. d-tf. Why suffer from a cold when a few doses of Umpqua Cold Cure will re lieve you, at Hamilton's d-sw. See Frank E. Alley for reliable ab ract of title to your property Up talrs over the land office. See Frank E. Alley ior land sorlp. Guaranteed perfeot, and ready for de livery. Lowest market nrice, Douglas County Creamery butter 05 cents per square. Guaranteed. If not as represented return to the cream ery, tf. No such thing as "summer com plaint" where Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry is kept handy. Na ture's remedy for every looseness of the bowels. A little forethought may save you no end of trouble. Anyone who makes it a rivle to keep Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand knows this to be a fact. For sale by Hamilton Drug Co. B. B. Dixon, who was in town from DixonVllle today, reported threshing as being nearly finished along Deer Creek. He stated that J. T. 8puugh's new threshing machino, which is operutlng on Deer Creek, is doing tho finest tlireohlng work ever seen in that viotnity. Blue Jay CoraPlasters Don't Hobble IJThe first step towards comfort is Blue-jay The attachment will be mutual. For Sale By FULLERTON & RICHARDSON JHUM.OIKTM. Near IIm Ilcpol Kosi'biirK, Or(tr" h HOLLISTER'S Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets; A Busy Modiolno for Busy Pooplo. Brings Qoldoa Health and Renewed Vigor. A specific f'lrOfiiistlMnttnn. Indication, Mve ui'l KMiii-r Troubles. I'iiiiples. lipoma, Imnunr BIikhI. Il.ul Orcmli. Shicuisli Itoivels. llea!nch mil llnekuohe. If Uui'ky Mountain Ten In Mb. let form, .T cents n Iiot. (ieiiulue mnilo by Hollihteii Dni'ti Coui'asv, Madison. Wis. C0LDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE Danco at Slocum's Hall (The Armory)! next Saturday night, Aug. li). Given, by the Roseburg Orchestra. Ad mlssiom 75 cents. Everybody invited. ali). We are sole agents for the ConkliQ Self Filling Fountain Pens and rec ommend them aB being far ahead of any other pen on the market. Canuon's Book Store. P. D. Gilbert, L. A. Cruikshauk, A. F. Rogers, A. L. Young, Mrs. A. W. Conn, Geo. HolTman, A. L I'ltzer, J. Jacobby, W. S. Phillips, W. S. Dodge, Li. W. Scott, E. A. McPartney, Port land; R. W. Davis, L. H. Benton, San Francisco; A. 13. Ufoeden, W. C. Jack son, J. S. Stiles, B. L. Bogart, Eugene; H. L. Woodburn, ileory Abranam and wife, Oakland, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. A.. Robertson, Ottawa; L. Bentley and wife, LaCrosso, Mich.jC.L. Yarbrough, Riddles; W. H. Lawrence, Comstock; D. J. F. Tiles, Alicia, O.; Clement C. Hyde, Hartford, Conn.; W. S. Green, Mrs. S. Hyde, Boston; Stanley Francis, Now York; E. K. Kidder, Frank F. Os ko, O. S. Lennon, Sun Bernardino, Calif, j F. H. Little, Santa Cruz; Van Ashman, Hoquiam, Wash.; Mrs. A. H. Ruttle, Seattle; 11. R. Richardson, Al bany; J. H. Taylor, Bolton, Mont.; are recent arrivals at the Hotol McClallen. Cost to Visit the Fair A flve-dity visit to theExposltlon at Portland, to include all expenses, aud see everything to be seen, can be made for $15 00. Round trip railroad fare from Roseburg, SU.00, total 121.00. For a ten-tlay visit, Jliti.OO, U. R. fare $11.00, total :il.(H). Full information may be obtained on application at Southern Pacitio Ticket Office, Rose burg. dHWtf. INKVV TO-DAV PRUNE PICKERS WANTED. Apply to Goo. 11. PiltB, Ruckles, Or. d-sw-tf. WANTED. A middle aged woman would liko work ut onco as a housekeeper, cook or will do nursing. Inquire at this olllce. ail. lltOFI-:S.MONAI. C SEEI.Y, M. D. Ollices: Rooms 11, 1- aim i-j, Douglae County bank Building. Phonk 453 R08EI1UHO ORKUON D R. J. C. TW1TCIIELL Abiuijtoti IttilldhiK, Third 8 tree I, 1'ortlRinl, Un-Ku'i-TklkpiIcink Main WIO HourB: 10 to VI a. m. 'i in I p. m. HumtnyB J to 10 a. iii. LMKK V. HOOVER PHYSICIAN ANT) HUKOKON Sjioclal ntlttnttim glvtui to cIikushoh ul Lho Nun mid thniiit. Ofllco: Main Htnut, onu dimr hoiUIi of City Ha ROHl'JUIHO, OltKOO.t ISO. K. IIOUCK, M. 1). Olllce !d the Review Biiil'll nt upstairs room i;t mill 1 1. TKI.K I II O N K MAIN 31 RoHKKUItO - OltKflOM J K. CHAPMAN, U. J). K. IlKNTIHT Abraham ItnllilliiK Tulcphono 1141 Hours: 9 a. iii.ioj i. in. ltOHKIIlTKU OIIKOON Lady