Evening Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-190?, November 21, 1905, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textror over sixty ycurs doctors have en dorsed Aycr's Cherry Pectoral for couehs, colds, weak lunes. bronchitis. Hamilton Drug Company you will save money and always be on time if you PURCHASE YOUR WATCHES UMPOJ'A Lodj-i' No. 311, Urolh.-rhooil of KiiihvayrrHiiinien, meets In Foresters' Mall every Tuesday at l:-M n. in , ex cept the tilth riifsdiiy, when it ycurp hi the mouth. VIMiinir brethren in good standing always welcome. V J. I. M. ' F. WKSTHIIUUK, SKf. J consumption. Cures hard cases, des- w m jjciuic fuses, oiu cases, iou can irusr. ! f tl rl I f l 11 medicine the best doctors approve. h lilLlZf I wb nave no kckU Wc pnblUb j,c Aytr, ' tlStlt , t the fntmplM of all nor medicine. Low!? m WeakLunas . CALL ON Window Glass . v ) Sash delivered at our store we will glaze for a small additional charge. Hamilton Drug Company. EVENING ROSEBURC REVIEW NOVEMBER 21, 190";. DAILY WBATHKKKBPOKT FDR ROSEBURG AND VICINITY r O . B. Weather Bureau local offlco. Knteburg, Or. '21 houri ondintt 6p m.. Nov. "JO, VX&. Precipitations iu Inchon and hundredths: Maximum temperature '. -ts Minimum temperature M Precipitation ('.00 Total precip. fllnoo first of month i.J0 Av(tTpreeip. for this month for 28 yenrB. ...4.-1!: Total preclp from Bcpi. 1, 1U05 to dat I sn Average precipitation from Sept. ), 1877... 'l TntAt excess Sept 1, W05 l.ti.'. Average precipitation for Hi wet seasons Bipt to May, Inclusive) 83.13 lnoa. uiuhoh. Observer. Fair Tonight and Wednesday. Cannon's Book and Stationery Store THOSE Souvenir Post Cards ROSEBURG VIEWS HAVK ARRIVED They Are Beauties Set of Ten all different 30c Cannon's Book & Stationery Store FMT VUOIN PER LB. 5 C PER LB- A Long Story Briefly Told It is trne that (or 5 cents per pound the Rrweburg Steam Laundry will wash, starch and deliver ready (or ironing, all (amily washing. The term (amily washing embraces such articles as underwear, handkerchiefs, hose, sheets, pillow cases, napkins, towels, etc., while all flat pieces are ironed without eitra charge. This means more hours of leasure (or the overworked housewife. Talk H over with "hnbby " Mil L Foot of Jackson Str!et TELEPHONE 791 Winchester and Marlin shot guns and rifles and ft good line of ammunition at S. K. Sykes. I US FOR LOCAL NEWS. Good lodging at Central Hotel, G. J. Bacher, dentist, Abraham building. 1 Better than medicine "Old Grand Dad" at the Model. tf. Exclusive novelties in ladies' kid gloves at Josephson's. By your heating stoves. Stove boards arjd pipe and etc., at S. K. Sykes. You will be pleased with the results If you take osteopathic treatment. Drive away dull care by enjoying an evening with Hooligan at the theatre tonight. Mrs. Ed. Kenney and children and Miss Maud Churchill went to Albany today to visit with relatives. Soe Frank E. Alley for reliable ab stract of title to your property. Up stairs over the land office. You won't get bled with a Christy Hoe Safety Razor, $2.50, guaranteed. Steiner & Chapman, Sole Agents, tf Fraok Cain was in today from the Rogue River mines. He reports every thing progressing favorably there. Mrs. Weiser, firstclass nurse, bps started a hospital in the Troxe house, south of Lane street, just below R. R. track. d-tf. Do you shave yourself? Well just try a Christy Hoe Safety Razor. Guaranteed 30 days trial, $2.50. Steiner & Chapman, Sole Agents. tf Dr. H. L. StudIey,Osteopathist. Of fice in Abraham Bldg. 'Phone or call for appointments. Consultation free. Hours i)to 12 a. ro.; 2 to 5 p. m. Mokl Tea positively cures sick head ache, indigestion and constipation. A delightful herb drink. Removes all eruptions of the skin, producing a per fect complexion or money refunded. 25c and 50c. For sale Ly Hamilton Drug Co., Roscburg, Ore., and Oak land Drug Co., Oakland, Ore. 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. Tbey carry a full line of samples of the Metropolitan Tailors, of Chicago. Call and leave your order for fall and winter suits. A perfect fit guaranteed. Tooley & Ryan Proprietor. dtf At the regular meeting of Oak Camp, No. 125, W. O. W., on Monday evening, the following officers were elected for the coming term: J. A. Buchanan, C. C; W. A. Norman, A. L.; J. M.I Throne, clerk; A. M. Sanders, banker; M. Fickle, escort; C. W. Lawson, V.; ! H. W. Lawson, S.; E. M. Ewart, man ager. D. P. Fisher, manager for Bix months, to fill unexpired term of J. A. Buchanan who was elected consul com mander. Enthused by the recent visit of Hoad Consul Boak to this county, a material increase of membership is foreshadowed. THE FISHER & BELLOWS COMPANY SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK ANY OF OUR $15.00 SUITS ANY OF OUR. GORDON 3.00 HATS Total The Two Articles Are Yours for $15.00 miIN THIS J. T. BRYAN LOCAL NEWS. Call on Dr. J. P. Johnson for good dentistry. Correct styles in men's stiff hats at Josephson's. d-sw. Good for what ails youa laugh with Hooligan at the theatre tonight. Fresh bread and pastry daily. A full line of canned goods. At Norman & Neeley's. d-tt. Now is the time to take your osteon athic treatments, before your case be comes hopeless- Hot cotl'ee, sandwiches and pastry at all hours of the day at Jennings & Partsch Bros.' Bakery. dtf Rev. R. A. Reagan is here from Currlnsville, Clackamas County, look ing after business matters. T. S. Woolson, of Portland, has pur chased the interest of Henry Cbapin in the local grocery firm of Chapin and Clink. For first class rig or a saddle horse,, or If you want to go to any Coos county point, call at Barnard's Livery or 'phone CGI. dtf The Chrysanthemum Bhow will be held in the building formerly occupied by Fisher & Bellows, instead of the Mathews' hall, as advertised. By using a safety deposit box at the office of the Title Guarantee & Loan Co., Roseburg, Oregon, your valuables will be kept in the strictest privacy and absolutely safe. tf For photographs, viewing old pic tures copied and enlarged, (lash light pictures, and all work in the photo ne, apply at Graves' Home Studio, 1120 Mill St. 'Phone No. 777. dtf 'Regular $8, $7 and $6 values in men's trpusers, including the very finest garments in our entire stock, are of fered for the next ten days at the uni formly reduced price of $5. See them Id our window. At Josephson's. d-sw. If you are troubled with dizzy spells, hoadache, indigestion, constipation, Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea will make you well and keep you well. If it fails, get your money back. That's fair. 35 cents. Red Cross Pharmacy. We bavo just received ther-latest and best line of ouk extension and center tables we have ever had on our floor. Tbey arc beauties. Call and look at them. Full line of everything you need in your home on hand all the time. B. W. Stkoxg, The Furniture Man. Mrs. Kate Armstrong, wife of Prof. A- P. Armstrong, who is a nephew of Mrs. S. Zigler, of this city, and princi pal of the Portland Business College, died in Portland Sunday morning, at the age of 51 years, of heart complica tions. She leaves one daughter, Bertlne. A. B. Foster, John Beasley, John Porter, Peter Jones, Mrs. Poter Jones, Mattie Jones, Adda Steele, W. C. Steele, Looking Glass; O. A. Nichols, Eugene; U. S. Nichols, Riddle; W. L. Dial, Red Bluff. Calif.; Edw. J. Rigon, San Francisco; J. C. Steakley, Albino. Mo., were recent arrivals at the Hotel Central. A dispatch from the Portland Tele gram to its local agent, C. B Cannon, Monday, announced that Misses Flossie Sbambrook and Daisy Maiden, of this city, were respectively tirst and second in this district (5) in the Telegram's great $5,000 contest. Miss Sbambrook had her choice of a trip, with all ex penses puid, to any of the following four places: Yellowstone National Park, Yosemite Valley, in- Calffornia; Coronado Beach, the great seaside summer resort in California, and the Catalina Island, off the const of that stute. She accepted the trip to the Yellowstone Park. Miss Maiden will receive a six-months course in the Behnke-Walker Business College In Portland. Both of these young ladies have many friends In this city who wlll.be much pleased to learn of their victory. The house and lot In the city of Portland, valued at $2,500, goes to Mrs. T. P. Randall, of Oregon City, for receiving the most votes of any candidate in Oregon or Washington. $18 00 All. WITH V H' LOCAL NEWS. Good meals at Central Hotel G. J, Bacher, resident dentist. Golden Wedding Rye at the Model. Dr. J, P. Johnson, the dentist, guar antees all work,. tf First class shoe repairing at Parrott Bros', shoe store, dswtf Dr. Bacher makes a specialty of crown and bridge work. This is the night you laugh with Hooligan and his troubles. For sign or house painting, kalsomin ing and paper hanging, call up Phone 1295. d tf. Don't fail to see "Hooligan Troubles" at Opera House tomorrow night if you wanta hearty laugh. Why suffer from a cold when a few doses of Umpqua Cold Cure will re lieve you, at Hamilton's d-sw. Mrs. M. S. LaBarr leaves this week for Springfield, Lane county, to join her husband, who bus located there. Blue prints of towusmp maps, fifty : cents each. Filing papers properly pre pared. Frar k E. Alley, up stah'B over land office. Energy all gone? Haaduehe? Stora ach out of ordorV Simply a case of tor pid liver. Burdock Blood Bitters will make a new man or woman of you. We are sole agents for the Conklin Self Filling Fountain Pens and roc-i oramend them as being far ahead of. any other penon the market. Cannon's Book Store. It will wash and not rub nil This complexion nil envy me, It's no secret so I'll tell Take thou Rocky Mountain Tea. Red Cross Pharmacy. They wear like iron, those famous Oregon buckskin pants. Made in Ore gon, out of pure Oregon wool, tboy beat the world for wear and warmth. You'll find your size at Josephson's. R. L. Stephens, Oakland; W. P. Reed, Gardiner; W. II. Red II eld, Glen- dale; W. J. Pearson, Winchester; A. Sculoerauun, Glido, wore among the well Known uitizonq of the comity who were in town today. Place your valuable papers, 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 sot 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. Turkey pickinc for the Thanksgiving season opened today. It is reported that this year's shipments wUl be fully up to the average and the birds aro of excellent quality. Local dealers are paying li cents per pound live woight. or 18 cents per pound dressed for first- -.lass turkeys. Shipments will be made about the end of the week. A. P. Applenate, Geo. Applogate, Yoncalla; W. P. Heed, Gardiner; .1. Christie, Eugene; W. M. Macy, Frrnk Macy and wife, Condon; N. E. Britt, New berg; Pearl Jewell, Albany; W. N. Moore, Ruckles; R. L. Stephens, Oakland; W. H. Kedlield, Olondale; Chas. iStarr, Grants Pans, were recent arrivals at the McC'lallen. The public Is again greeted by a novel and appropriate advertisement in one of the siiow windows at the Red Cross Pharmacy. Sap from a pine tree, tapped near the base, is dripping into a large bottle, showing the manner of obtaining "White Pine Expectorant," a preparation for the ecru of coughs and colds. A more impressive adver tisement for the article on sale could not have been conceived. rpiIK HEW HOKE OF THE HOLMES B0BI- ti.-Kt CnUegr, Tenth mil WntlriKlon Mb., I''rttiiiil. (Jr.. now iiuilpr vjtiiinirtl.ii, will h ;.l(-hlM!7 Hifhti-'l find m ill tmti- .rcry vnuv-n-in' t'r th- r-fiMtitnoilatl'tn of ,1ixi tmhiita. Hhtb will If IV i.rricM hit l.'lltn ortrtlre, ')iiliii"d with l partiix'tit t 1 (.!,-. n -n, I'Mlng !iiffiin. lMi-liif Iflgcri. t-nrh film iinrt ip- mluiiO-'i tifffmnry to lt" tnolt-rn liijnlfn-iia jrrii?. Vi j I (! 614 (triiduaW In ftoaltlori hint yur. LMES BUSINESS COLLEGE for catalog writ to temporary a4dreat iu-Jti i. m. u. A. lil'lK., i'urtiami. ure. K-I-P-A-N-S Tabules JJoctors find A good prescription for mankind rhe s-rent p?kt ! eoo ii ti for at'it! one. lion. The ItmVr botlt'0 fflncrut.) cont.lni. . ip)7 tor . ye.r irugf till tell theu. MU LOCAL NEWS. Tonight you laugh with Hooligan. "Old Homestead" at The Modol. tf Mt. Hood Porter Nips at The Model Conklin Pens Cannon's Book Store Sole agents For good lodgings and good meals call on Buell & Son, at Central Hotel, Roseburg. tf For a first class driving rig, single or double, call up Kelly & Banks, 'Phone 51. Horses boarded at reasonable rates. dtf Portland papers spak very hiahly of "Hooligan's Troublos" Funniest show on earth. See it tomorrow night. Roseburg Theatre. Lessons in art embroidery, painting and point lace. Apply at Fisher & Bellows Co's. store, where sumpies ol work m.iy be sr.cn. d-n27. Weakendd systems t:eed a mature, wholesome, mellow liqu jr that's 1. W. Harper Whiskey the kind vour grand father used. Sold by all dealers. For the next ten days only we will offer our regular $1(150 and S15 Kup- penhoimer uai-aoteed suits at the sub Htnntially ret I need price of 13. These are new, strictly fashionable garmonts. See out window. Josephson's. d-sw. Dear Gus: T have solved the mother-in-law problem; just give he regularly Hollister's Rocky Mountain Taa. U will make her healthy, happy and docile as a lamb. ;:." cents, Tea or Tablets. Red Cross Pharmacy. THE POTATO CROP. With n Marked Shortiiffc Good PrlcCM May lie llxjiceted. The potato crop of 11)1)5 Is bound to full millions of bushel short of that of Inst year, according to Orange Jmld Parmer, which Is authority for the fol lowing: Ho universally grown are pota toes thill, of course, the toiutuge will be enormous. It ulwhys la. Hut ho far us what is regard oil us the commercial supply l:i concerned, nuule up chiefly from such great states as Michigan, JYlseanwhi, Minnesota, Iowa, Ohio, New York and northern New England, this must prove far short of a full one. Buyers tire nt a loss to know what to ilo. Meanwhile producers should see to It that they secure all the market will warrant. Tiie west Is la less satisfactory shape Hum thu east so far ns the main potato crop Is concerned. Finch producers us New York and northern New England show up fairly well, although there arc shortages there loo. The most dis appointment Is in the northwest, cen tering hi Wisconsin, one of the leading potato growing states. Our ml vices point to a very general development of Hcrioiis blight and rot In the west and northwest during (September. In important Heel Ions ti.is has been per haps accentuated by unfavorable con dition of the plant prior to that. This mutter of blight has been prev alent (hi'titiglioiit the west, all the way from Mic-lilgun to Colorado, Michigan has suffered less than .Wisconsin, mid the state ns a whole will turn off a good many potatoes, although n large number of Holds may be scarcely wonli lite digging. Latest advices from Colo rado Indicate Wi to 75 per cent of a full crop, Home scab, tubers rather smaller hi size than usual, digging beginning In earnest in early October. Only parts of Minnesota escaped blight, but the state already shows much damage by rot. This Is true also In Iowa and west of the Missouri river to some extent. In the middle and eastern mates there Is Home complaint of blight, lien; and there: (jultc serious, but the potato crop as a whole appears better than In the. west. Ohio and Pennsylvania will have a fair crop of potatoes, but many of the tubers under size. While the west was burdened with excessive moisture, portions of the east suffered protruded drought. Northern New Eng land will have a medium to good crop, but somewhat Irregular; some reports of blight and rot. In Aroostook county. Mo,, always an Import nut producer, the crop is generally good, yet not a full one, potatoes attractive In size and quality. Liiflfilfllied lluney Section, Then are two ineihodH of dealing with sections more or less unfinished namely, feeding hack extracted honey to secure their completion and selling the tn at a reasonable price In the local market. For most beekeepers the lut-t-jr course is probably preferable. All sections not three-fourths completed xhoiild be emptied by setting supers of them over colonies lucking in stores, uud then the dry, clean combs kept over for use Uie next spring. Fall Whfftt In tppcr Mlrlilfptn. Fall wheat has been grown with good success on clay soils In practical ly all mrts of the upper peninsula of Michigan In the earlier work nt the experiment mibRtotlon. Tmwson's Gold en Chaff rnthr leading the other vari eties In hardiness nnd nbuuilanco of yield. The late frost blackens but doen not kill the wheat. In IW, plant lice serlom !y In lured the crop ajutt shortened tl.i y:'.t. FOR RKNT. Twenty acres of grain land in Kdenhowpr: for rah or p.irt of ifrop. Enquirn of H. E. Hnrit'ngton, Roseburg, Oregon. Phono U'.i- Your case is not hopeless. Soe the osteopathic physician. Seo the Peter Schuttler farm wagoc. at S- K. Sykes' before you buy. Umpqua Cold Cure, the only speedy ? and sure cure for colds, at Hamikcc's. See Frank E. Alley ior land scrip... Guaranteed perfect, and ready for de livery, Lowest market Drice. Farmers, now is the time to be using? lisc plows, and we handle the best disc -plows on the market, which is the Sanders, either single or double. No trouble to show goods. Call and soe. them at J. F. Barker & Co. d-awv The Ladies of the Christian Church will hold a window sale at the Roch dale store, Wednesday, Nov. 20. On sale will be plum pudding, mince pie,, fruit cake, and all sons of Thanks giving goodies. They will also hold a ba .fir, on Dec. 8 and it, but have not yet decided on the place. n27. The "Umpijiur1 Cold Cure prepared at our pharmacy, If taken In tlmo and. according to directions, seldom, if ovow 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 -homo will save sickness and oxpopsei. Hamilton Drug Co, d-swv. Chrysanthemum show Wednesday." afternoon and evening, Nov. 22d. In. connection there will be booths having, for sate home-made candies, ice cream and cake, coffee and sandwiches. Please bear this in mind, and all come and have a good timo. Admission 10. cents. Acker's Blood Elixir positively cures chronic blood poisoning and all surofu- lous affectations. At all timesamutctv less system tonic and purifier. Money, refunded if you are not' satisfied, fktc and 81.00. For sale by Hamilton Drug i Co., Roseburg, Ore., and Oakland Drug.- Co., Oakland, Ore. Hooligan Coming. The approaching engagement of Ar j thnr J. Aylesworth's brilliant farce, I "Hooligan's Troubles," is attracting ! more than ordinary interest. Expert I dramatic critics declare that thta farce ; comedy is the brightest of the season's oneriuus, because ot its grotesque situ ations and ludicrous climaxes. A good laugh in those cynical and calloused days is a feat worthy of nolo. The ability to present brightness and mirth, banishing wordly cares, is not oasyr, but "Hooligan" does it Ihorouirhlv and j not an opportunity for a lnugh is al lowed to escape. "Hooligan's Troub les" will bo at Roseburg Theatro oo j-ttesiiay, iov. zi. NI3W TO-DAY TTOIt SALK. 20-acre fruit farm. J7 For particulars call on Mrs. Win. Smith at Sunbeam Photo Parlors. f20 F'OK SALK, A fine fruit and truck farm in Kdunbower, 2 miles west of Roseburg, on north bank of llmp iuu; Ifii acres of the very best sandy, rfver bot.tom soil. Price reasonable. For particulars cull on N. D. MoCftll, place adjoining; or address Box 1(17,. Kohuliurg, Or. WANTKll Tun ami ''nne r"iit-A htint )lllK,t HiHltte ina-i (if lA'KH H i1IRltlt)inUV,U work iii a wavou ni M. In : U- o-country, lor t Nfnlillnhttil II nil ; lnrif at rcUilcrH In the L Hi it il Ht-tluK. KJiIuihIUI li"l'"'v"i(itlU oftnriHl i ('t Im'ht; rm unit (loud ay to rltrht rnrty. I iivmsiUhrMoi, eolU'iteit SnoRlnl oll'nr Inr liullcliiy lntMiifM AUdiUPH, ituting ex. Iiurloiico uml rf'nni',ofl. ((HAND UNION TKA CO.. Hwnltt H( '-Jv, Wnh. Till: UONKIUUHl MAKKKT. Tho local niartcet quotations today, are an follows: Wheat (17 conts, Oats A'Hw'Mt eon LB. Barley 50 cents. Hay Loose, $5; baled, $"., Wool Z'.i cents Potatoes 1 cent per pound. Butter Dairy, ;iUc; creamery, 37. Kggs 1.0 cents tier doon. Cliiekens Mixed, lie per pound. Veal Dressed, AdiUw, Beef Cows, 2(o)2v, steors, 2Jc; heifers, 2c. Hops Fat, fie li7e; dressed, fl'O, PoJU't.ANii M aukkt. The quotati ons In the Portland market today are: Wheat, 74 cents: oats, 912ri per cen tal; buy. clover, $!; timothy, 812; wool,, valley, 2fi cents; hops, II cents; hogs, gross, Kc; sheep, 1c irohs; beef, gross, lie; veal, 7c; eggs, '.Vlv, btiDtor, cream ery, Mo; dairy, lie; chickens, mixed Vq lb. ROSEBURG BREWING and ICE COMPANY The largest and best equipped brewery in Kouthern Oregon. Roseburg Heer hits a reputation through--out the country for its PURITY AND PUKITY MEANS HEALTH Hrewed only from ceiected barley and choicest hops. Special brewed lot tlod heer our specialty. Direct delivery to your risidence in qmuititios of ono cafe or more. T ELEP'HO NT I 4 I