Evening Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-190?, November 09, 1905, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text. EVENING ROSEBCRC REVIEW ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY MY REVIEW PUBLISHING CO. Office lie view Building, (first lloor) Jackson Btreot. Telephone, Main 001. I,. WlMHKKLY EniTOlt Jl. V. li.U'K FmtKMAN DAILY JVr year, by mull I3.W 3't;r .Mdinii, Ix-livercd 'r VV!k,Oi'Hv!n'i HKMI-WKKKLY JVr Yt-nr V" Klx .Mnnllm ' NOV KM LIEU it, 101)5. They should rlog the old liberty bell Jn Philadelphia. Journal. Portland Journal: Yoncalla browu leghorn chickens uro shipped to east ern Oregon at. fB10 per dozen. This questton's now before the court, And asked by ouch galoot; "When lluef and Honey come to meet Will either start to shout? Telegram. Tuesday's elections show that the people In nearly all parts of the country - excepting perhaps Sim Francisco are aroused against the policy of graft and dealt a severe blow to the grafters and machine politicans. In New York while .McClollan has been re-elected mayor, it is by tho very narrowest mar gin and Tammany has lost conLrol of the cil.v assembly. No doubt Hearst would have been elected mayor bad it not been for his unsavory personal churataer. On tint other band, Mayor Mct'lellun has u clean per so ml record, although backed politically by tho no torious Tammany machine. In Mary- bind .Senator Gorman's machine has been smashed, while in Ohio Boss Cox and his machine have gnno down to ig nominious defeat. In Pennsylvania, wiiuro existed for many years notori ously the biggest combination of graft' ors in city and stiite known anywhere in (his country, tho machlno was com pletely routed and a democratic state troasurur elected. Elsewhere practic ally normal results uro reported except in Salt Laku where tho so called Am erican candidate for mayor, backed by .Ex-rfenalor Kearnn, defeated the Mor- jntm nominoo, whose light was led by the Morimm apostle Henator Uoed Smoot. Kxoopt In San Francisco, whero there are omens of serious trouble in the futuro, tho cause of a tileun honest government receives much onconragmunt as a result Of Tuesday's olections When in Portland Stop at "Tho Cozy," lo;M!t.1, 7th street, only one block from Hotel Portland. Nicely furnished rooms, free baths, etc. Mrs. .M. K. Lohr, Mgr. 'l)ora Thorno", which will bo seeu at the Unsetiui-g Theatre Nov. Oih, is a ilramatiaiiou of Bertha M. Clay's fam ous novel. MesMrs. Uowlaud and Clif ford have given it a magnificent pro duction. In speaking of it ono critic says: "Dora Thorne" Ih a literary iom Msiilon ho unstudied and faultlessly ar ranged that its success is nut dependent upon melodramatic climaxes and situ uiioiiH, It stands in contmst to the av erage melodrama like the inspiring freshness and coolness of an autumn morning compared with tho sultry and tcmpestous summer heat. Tlirrn Is to-dny a rrrtiiK nwl of a m formation In the treatment nf the body. Tho luisis of thin n furmutinn i to lie found in tlm thesis of Dr. li. V. I'lnvo: " ItiseiiWH wlilfh orinlnate In the slumm-h must lie enrrd tlinmul) tlm sioinnrli." lu tin forty odd years of Dr. I'Ut.'p's erifnri lis eliirf , eonMUUiiK (invsi- fMUl i-hui to the Inv ii- sSZillV'Z uW Hotel ; ml hiirirb:M liu'ltum a liullalo, . V., lit' hit-- I ivuled more 1 liatt hair u million pooplo, with a . cord of uin.'iv oluht f run's in I'Verv hun-, dr. , . 'Pio ihrorv held hv l'r. ivr.-e t ha t. the l.iniU'h iv rhii'f luivdinif plai'i- ol dlst'ii'-o. Is itluindaiitly lioino out hv the SUiV'S vt hfs triMlinent uhU-li Is aulri-.l j'l liimi ily t o t li e iuoiii.m'Ii and other I'l'gans of dilution ftinl nntruiMii. No oilier iihhII flno net so IT- fully und its n-rfictly 1)11 till' StolllU.'ll ttlld nllu r orifimf of dliiot n lr. I'une'stioi.h n M..IL-:il IM-tcowry. Men and wmnix iiitli.-ti d Uh sliorttiesH of bri'Hth, heart di-rane, fHitlm-ut ion, iti lni'w. spot- in-iori' t hi1 'rs, " h ir pain.B and simitar mliiiriits li.ixo lu i ii iiromptly and jH'rfi viiy e ii"l ! tlie n.-e of "lioUu-n JSIcdiral DiM-'ovi'i-y." HH l.ivHla Poittm CurMoT Nktnrnl 111 tory Svti'lv. o( li l.i-ttii'iv Snn, W.t, l.jiiiilini. Mli'li. wilu-s: " I M.iii'ivd Willi -hroiil.' il"ii--li tr innily m-v.ii yvtr. Riid IliU ri'ifiil ini" l. Hivw fy thin siui l-.iU1, ut tin- !;mn' tmii' ii. v I !iH.t tH-.'mno ivmi bint 1 m nrrt'U". nml iiusliuitk tlt.it 1 V it- until to nttiiul loins ihiH.v ilul 1 . Hi,rt V.i-inUo ntt(Vli'l Mild Itu'Oiv.i ax il'i Im-t rx.'ll ru.Mit. I mhmu n L-t of ! im i.'-'i.r- i ir mi.i1 fxiiitd no uli' f. until 1 tis'k l'r. uti''s Oohlrtt M.ili.-l ;.vty. It -ir-t.ilnlv t tk wonilffful ruttirlii.' It lon.,1 im Inv Mimmi'li nml I U tfu lo Iiavo n -il. n.liJ BPi'i'tllc; lind no tnuinin Uh my .IliriUon. nu. I I l toi'trk ui nnd iato'iiw: nyii li. w. rli li ''I"h1 Huwitt In my v. lns ituit J wuv nii.ri- I- It tl lmiiy Htul 'oy of llfiv 1 linvo nut rmojrd i i(vl h. dtth for year, tiinnK to Ur. uoldvu MuUici inr mi Hf- W-1: Mitt 1 A :iiwn n'?t on iiml nutrition. No Dessert More Attractive Why uso gelatine and HpeiHl Hours soiuting, tnvetening, fliivoriug and coloring when JelB-Q produces hotter results iu two minutes? Everything iu the puckugt'. Simply .add hot water awl s.t to com. it's pcnectiuu. anf prise to the houwwife. N'; trouble, less ex. peuse. Try it to-day. In Four Fruit Fla vors; Lemon, Orange, Strawberry, berry. At recers. 10c A iVi rv Lou Radabaugh in Trouble. PoitTANU, Nov. 8.A sentence for; disorderly conduct Is all that Lou Rad-: abaugh will get for breaking tho arm , of Theresa Plat, with a milk bottle, which he sent hurling through the air after an opponent had vanquished in a i fist light. Ho was convicted of this charge before Judge Cleland in .the1 State Circuit Court this morning. Rad- i abaugh was fighting in Peterson's llv-; ory stablo, on Sixth between Stark and Oak streets, last March when tho op-! ponent ran. The victor picked up a milk bottle and threw It at the Mooing man, but it missed its mark and struck Mrs. Plat, who was passing, and broke her arm just below the elbow. Rada baugh was tried in the Municipal Court on a state charge of assault und bat tery, and also on a city charge of viola tion of the dUordely conduct ordinance, and was convicted of both, and appealed to tho Circuit Court. The state charge was dismissed by the District Attorney last May on tho "rounds that there was not sulliciont evidenco to convict. He was tried this morning on tho city charge before Judge Cleland without a jury and was found guilty. WHY DO YOU COUGH? Do you know that a tittle nrmirh Ih a ilmi ser ous tlilliK? Aru you mvHro thtt Itof'Ot) laNteus mi the liuifm, hikI fur loo oUon rutin tutu Cuii Himifion Hint omls in ilunttr.' Canyon allortl to tnlk- with no hctLjun a. mutter? Arkurs Kni Huh Kt'iiifily Inr t'oiivihi, I.'okIh rikI CoiiHiiini tlim 1b tieyoml ipifH Ion lliu Krt'atcHt ol nil iinxlprn rcin'lh'. It will Ntnn a coiikIi til ono nlnht nml it will elu;ck h cobl In a duy. It will jtrvveiit i! roin, rolluvc HHtlnnn uinl euro cniiflinnjitlou, our lulih lu It Ih bo HtroiiK that we KiiHrnutet' uvury bottle to ntvo NatlHlnctioit or money Imt'k l-'or v&Ui by Hftmllloii Drug Co., Koscoiirti, Uro., anil Oak lb ml DniK Co., Uukluuil, Oro. THE STORE WITHOUT A RIVAL, McCALL'S BAZAAR PATTERNS 10c and ISc FISHER & BELLOWS GO. DEPARTMENT STORE NEW LACE STOCK AND FANCY NECKWEAR FOR LADIES Next week we will have another supply pf .goods to redeem out standing premium tickets. Bring in your tickets and get them counted. Winter Weight Cotton Fabrics The new and popular wash fabrics are here in the greatest and tnost comprehen sive assortment ever shown. Complete lines in all that is wanted in every imagin able shade. The highest qualities are linked with the lowest prices prices, in fact, lower than like quality goods have ever been sold heretofore. Make yourselves at home at our store the store which has provided a commodious reception room for the lady or gentleman whom you may wish to meet here. A free telephone and stationery at your command. It's for your use whether a patron or not you are welcome. DARK PERCALES USUAL 12c QUALITY 10c Outing; Flannel 5c to II Cents Thousands of Jews Killed. Odkssa, Nov. $. Trustworthy nu-tliui-iiy bus uluuod tho nmul-'r of Jews killed in S.uiLhui-D llussm during tho rocont iimssui'res itftor eurufnl compu lation fit If), 000, und tho mini hot of Jmva won mini lit 100,000. Muuy of theso wounded will ho porumuontly injured. I his is belii'vod to bo a con survtitivo esiimato. NAPPED BACK COVERT , CLOTH AT 2y2 CENTS Son Lost Mother. "Consumption runs In our fiunily, nnd through it 1 lost my Mother," writos K. 11. Kied, of Himnony, Mo. "For tho past live yours, however, oo tho slijjht ost sitfn of a ('onjxh or Cold, I have tiikou Dr. Kind's Now Discovery for Consumption, which hus saved mo from serious hmn: trouble." His mother's tloath was a sud loss for Mr. Hcid, but he leumed that luntf trouble muet not ln iieirlci'ted, and how to euio it. (Quickest relief and euro for couh nud colds, l'rice ;'0c und $1.00; iiamntted at A. MursitTs Co. store. Trial bottle freo. (,Dora Thome." "A clever dramatization of IlerthaM. Clay's novel, "Dora Thorne," was an oiTitrintr to tho patrons of tho Uruml (.) pern Honso last uiht, which was re coiveil with many evidences ol genuine appreciation. It tells a very interest ini; story fraught with heart interest. Tho situations are strong, tho ell muxes effect ivo, Tho pluy is splendidly stuetl, but in scenery as woll as plot there ts very little of tho melodramatic. It Is a comedy drama and a play that will appeal particularly to the ladies," Wheeling (W. Va.) "Uoclster." Koseburtf Theatre, Thursday, Nov. 0. Portland Telegram: Tho methods employed by Jack Cardner and W. U. MeCrossen in loi-atinn people on timbor liuuls is In course of inquiry by District Attorney Manning, lie called several before him yesterday and other wit nesses will bo heard today. Most of t heso are'vicl I ins of the accused, Card ner is still iu Portland ami MeCrossen Is reported to have lied the state. He will be brought buck if his wherealHHits can be ascertained in ease ho is wauted for trail. Till: ltOMlllU in MKKI i. Tho local mantel quotatumi today are as follows: Wheat 10 cents, Puis ;U(rt.t," cents. Hurley ;0 cents. Hay Ijonse. $.": baled, $7. Wind - 21 cents. 1'otaUHM 1 cent per pound. l.i tUM- -Dairy, We; creamery, 3TJ. IV us ;i cents per doen. Chickens Mixed. ltV per jKMind. 'eal Drssed, 4ii-'e. Hce' Cows, Li-jc; steers, 2io; heifers, -o. Hogs l-'at, 5c live; dressed, fiie roitrt.ANn Makkkt. Tho quotati ons iu the Portland market today are: Wheat, "Scents; oat. jmt cen tal; hay, clover, J;t; timothy, t'2i wool, valley, I't'i cents; hoji, VA centa; hogs, rniss, tV; sheep, 4c gross; beef, gmsa, lie: veal, 7c; eggs, I'v; butter, cream ery, ;UV; dairy, ltK.; ch'ckent, , mixed, .ilK- lb. Apron Ginghams BEST QUALITY 6c. Fancy Flannelettes 10c, lie, 2y2c, 6c, and 20c Printed Cambric 15 CENTS 1000 yards best quality dark Percales, in full assortment of new patterns, dots, stripes and figured effects. Guaran teed fast colors. Usual price 2l2z out price 10c. Hundreds of yards of best grades of outing flannel, in light, medium and dark colors. A large assortment of patterns to select from. Unusual values S'Ac 6Xc 8Kc 10c 11c 25 pieces napped back Covert Cloth a new fabric just out this season, and as usual, we are the first to show new goods suitable for Children's School Dresses, Ladies' Wrappers, Etc., at 12 cents. Best quality apron checked ginghams, ail sizes of checks; colors: Blue, brown, green and black. These are the genuine Amoskeage Ginghams, and are sold at other stores from 7c to &c. Our price for a short time 6C. A great assortment of new, fancy flannelettes, in a full line of pretty patterns, light, medium and dark colors, suitable for all purposes dresses, wrappers, waists and kinr.onas. Unusual weight and qualities 10c to 20c. Another new fabric this season is a printed cambric like Lonsdale cambric is a full yard wide and a very fine texture absolutely fast colors, all in neat small patterns. Colors: Red, blue, gray and brown the yard, 15 cents. MEN'S CLOTHING, HATS, UNDERWEAR (SKCOXD Vl.OOIt) Out-of-town orders filled promptly. Write us for anything you want. LADIES CLOAK and SUIT DEPARTMENT (SECOND FLOOR) TBUEPHONB 72 1: Chrysanthemum Show, Nov. 22. The ladles of the M . K. church will hold their annual chrysanthemum show on Nov. 22, afternoon and evening, in tho building owned by Mr. Mathews, comer Cass and Hose stroots. Those exhibiting chrysanthemums will not receivo prizes as heretofore, but blue, d and white ribbons will be awarded for tho following list: Mrs. 11. UoUiuson, Major HounalTou, Mario Uger, Col. Appleton, Timothj Katou, Oolden Gate, Vivian Morel, bonis Hoohmer, Good Gracious, Holep Hloodgood, Queen, Mrs. 1 Weeks, Nlveus, Golden Wedding, Silver Wed- diug, best white; Simpson, best cream; Philadelphia, best pink; Mckinley, best yellow; Modesta, best red; Belle of Castile, Infant Peaux Mondes, Lincoln, K. J. Tanirart, Indian Chief, Conven tion Hall, William Dtickutn, Florence Davis, Chas. Davis. Care will be taken of the flowers, so that they may be returned to the ex hibitors in good condition. d! A Ditjstroui Calamity. It Is a disastrous calamity, when you loose your health, because Indigestion and constipation have sapjed it away. Prompt relief can be had in Or. king's Now Life Hills. They build up your di gestive orgaus, and cure headache, diz ziness, colic, constipation, etc. Guaran teed at A. C. Marsters Ato. drugstore: Hives are a terrible torment to the little folks, and to some older ones. Kaslly cured. Doan's Ointment never fails. Instant ruliof, permanent cure At any drug store, 50 cents. Church Directory. CHK1HTIAN SCIKISTK HOOIKTY. IIoliU KorvicoH every Sumta? at 11 a.m., and every Wednesday t 7:30 i. in. In the dinaUer hall In the 1. O. O. K. Imtidinein Kom bu rgtf u nday Senium: "Soul and Hndy." Ml K. CHURCH, Houlh, Cor. Stephens and y Wanhlncum street. Sunday services: 1 I'rea.-hluK at 11 a. in. and 7: A) p. m. Sun day school at 10 a. m. : Kpwurth leaeue at 6: p. in.: Junior leAgue at 3 p. tn. ; t'rayer meeting on Thursday at 7:;W p. m. GROCERIES. bOR THE KIGHT KIND See AT THE RIGHT PRICES MRS. HENRY EASTON I vi.it Dft. JORDAN'S " I iMuseum of Anatomy IJ.'lt SfTCiaj.t iS lot 1 KlN' LM1I, i. joRnm rmvATrpiviimt OUT vW tM'-trf w viii ncctrt oat r lhlMtoh ,tiniirrlnr, 1 Abstract o( title todeeded land. Papers prepared for riling on government land. Bine prluts of township maps showing alt viicaut in ml b. FRANK E. ALLEY ARCHITECT and ABSTRACTOR Plana and estimates forn!! kinds of huildinas. Special designs fr-r oliice lixiuree. Phone 871 Office in Douglas County Bank Building. ROSKBURO Orkgon THE RAILROAD EATING HOUSE J . FALBE, Proprietor Meals at all honrs of the day or night. Everything strictly firstcla?. Rates to Regular boarders. furnished Rooms in Connection FLINTSTONE SHOES The best dreea slios mnde, nt L. Goodmnn'a, next door to Easton'a Grocery. Firstclass Shoe Repairing Done at reasonable rates. ROSEBURG BREWING and ICE COMPANY The largest and beat equipped brewery in Southern Oregon. Roseburg Beer has a reputation through out the country (or its PURITY AND PURITY MEANS HEALTH Brewed only from selected barlev and choicest hops. Special brewM bot tled beeronr specialty. Direct delivery to your residence iu quantities of one case or more. TELEPHONE 14 I