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About Evening Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-190? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1905)
f-" r- t Hamilton Drug Company CALL ON Window Sash delivered at our store we will glaze for a small additional charge. Hamilton Drug Company. EVENING ROSEBDRG KEVIEW NOVEMBER 22, 1905. IAILY WKATHRB'.UKPOKT POR ROSEBURO AND VICINITY 0.8. Weather Bureau local offl-je. Rosoburg, Or. 21 hours eudlug 6p m., Nov. 21, VM,$ PreclpitfltiotiH m lucheB aud miudredths: Maximum tempemlure 2 Minimum temperature -H' rreclpltatiou 1 j Total precip. slnro first ot month l.w Avk Tprecip. for thii month lor 28 yearH. . ..4 i Total precip from Sept. 1, WOft to dat -1 Sl Average precipitation from rapt. 1, 1877... H.70 Tfit excess Irm Hept 1, 1906 1.S1 Averago precipitation for 28 wetseaaoiifl B;tt to May, lnclnalve) 8.13 lHos. uiBsoH, Observer. Rain and Warmer Tonight Thursday Rain. Cannon's Book and Stationery Store THOSE Souvenir Post Cards ROSEBURG VIEWS HAVE ARRIVED t They Are Beauties Set of Ten all different 30c Cannon's Book & Stationery Store MILT VISUM PER LB." 5C PER LB. A Long Story Briefly Told It iB true that tor 5 cents per pound the Roseburg Steam Laundry will wash, etarch and deliver ready (or ironing, all family washing. The term lamily washing embraces such articles as underwear, handkerchiefs, hose, sheets, pillow cases, napkins, towels, etc., while all flat pieces are ironed without ejtra charge. This means more hours of lea sure for the overworked housewife. Talk t OTer with "hubby " Foot of Jackson Street TELEPHONE 791 Winchester and Marlin shot guns and rifles and a good line of ammunition at S. K. Sykes, US FOR Glass LOCAL NEWS. Good Icdglng at Central Hotel. G. J. Bacher, dentist, Abraham building. Dr. J. P. Johnson, the dentist, guar antees all work. .tf Better than medicine "Old Grand Dad" at the Model. tf. Exclusive novelties in ladies' kid gloves at Josephson's. You will be pleased with the results if you take osteopathic treatment. W. O. Moss left Tuesday for Glen- dale to work in the Snyder & Zwight sawmills. F. F. Alley went to Albany today on business before the Linn county board of equalization. See Frank E. Alley for reliable ab stract of title to your property. Up stairs over the land ottlce. M. T. Cannon lias returned from Portland where he spent the summer as a guard at the exposition. Mrs. Weiser, lirstclass nurse, hp.s started a hospital in the Troxel house, south of Lane street, just below R. R, track. d-tf. Hon. O. P. Coshow was In Portland Tuesday, where he was elected vice president of the Oregon Bar Associa tion for the second district. Dr. H. L. Studlev.Osteopathist. Of fice in Abraham Bldg. 'Phone or call for appointments. Consultation free. Hours iHo 12 a. m.; 2 to 5 p. m. If you are troubled with dizzy spells, headache, Indigestion, constipation, Holllster'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 havo just received the latest and best line of oak extension and center tables we have ever had on our floor. They are beauties. Call and look at them. Full line of everything you need in your borne on hand all the time. B. W. Strong, The Furniture Man, 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 samples of the Metropolitan Tailors, of Chicago. Call end leave your order for fall and winter suits- A perfect (it guaranteed. Tooley & Ryan Proprietor. dtf The Roseburg High School football gquad, accompanied by Coach B. F. Wagner, left Tuesday for Ashland, where they play the Normal school eleven this afternoon. Friday after noon they play the high school eleven at Grants Pass. The personnel of the local squad la as follows: Gilvin, Bridges, Hildeburn, Thornton, Kirk, McConnell, Rast, Gagnon, Haoan, Jew ett, Ragsdale, Conn, Easton and Sta-ley. THE FISHER & BELLOWS COMPANY SPECIAL FOE THIS WEEK ANY OF OUR $!5.00 SUITS , ANY OF OUR GORDON 3 00 HATS Total The Two Articles Are Yours for $15.00 I1IMNG THIS YOU WILJL save money and always be on time jf you PURCHASE YOUR WATCHES J. T. BRYAN LOCAL NEWS. "Old Homestead" at The Modol. tf Mt. Hood Porter Nips at The Model E. H. Olllvant was In from Ten Mile today. Correct styles In men's stiff hats at Josephson's. d-sw. Conklin Pens Cannon's Book Store Sole agents Hon. PHnn Cooper was transacting business In town today. Mrs. Willis Kramer was down from Myrtle Creek today. f or good lodgings and good meals call on Buell & Son, at Central Hotel, Roseburg. tf Dr. E. J. Page and Editor D. E. Vernon came over from Oakland Tues day evening. Fresh bread and pastry daily. A full line of canned goods. At Norman & Neeley's. d-tt. Mr B. Fenton, the Myrtle Point stage line manager, was in the city to day. Now Is the time to take your osteop athic treatments, before your case be comes hopeless. ' Miss Rhoda King, of Cottage Grove, is the guest of Mrs. W. E. Cllngen peel, of this city. Hot coffee, sandwiches and pastry at all hours of the day at Jennings & Partsch Bros.' Bakery. dtf You won't get bled with a Christy Hoe Safety Razor, 82.50, guaranteed, Steiner & Chapman, Sole Agents, tf For a first class driving rig, single or double, call up Kelly & Banks, 'Phone 51, Horses boarded at reasonable rates. - dtf Lessons in art embroidery, painting and point laee. Apply at Fisher & Bellows Co's. store, where samples of work may be seen. d-n27, For fii3t claBs rig or a saddle horse, or if you want to go to any Coos county point, call at Barnard's Livery or 'phone 661. dtf Weakened systems need a mature, wholesome, mellow liquor that's T. W, Harper Whiskey the kind your grand' father used. Sold by all dealers. We are sole agents for the Conklin Self Filling Fountain Pens and rec ommend them as being far ahead o: any other pen on the market. Cannon's Book Store. It will wash and not rub off This complexion all envy me, It's no secret so I'll tell Take thou Rocky Mountain Tea. Red Cross Pharmacy. For photographs, viewing, 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 Farmers, now is the time to be using disc plows, and we hanole the best disc plows on. the market, which is the Sanders, either single or double. No troable to show goods. Call and Bee them at J. F. Barker & Co. d-ew. For the next ten days only we will ofier our regular $10 50 and $15 Kup penheimer guaranteed suits at the sub stantially reduced price of $13. These are new, strictly fashionable garments. See our window, Josephson's. d-sw. Regular $8, $7 and $6 values in men's trousers, iucludlng the very finest garments In our entire stock, are of fered fur the next ten days at the uni formly reduced price of $5. See them In our witdow. At Josephson's. d-sw. The "Umpqua" Cold Cure prepared at our pharmacy, If taken in time and according to directions, seldom, 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 sickneBB uud expense. Hamilton Drug Co. u-sw. ' 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 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. $18 00 AI. WITH YOU UMPQl'A LocIro No. 811, nrothorhood of linlhvHY.TrtUinuen, meets lu l-'u rotors' Unit every Tui'sday tit 1 :SU p. m, ex cept tin- fifth Tuesday, when it oeours in the month. Visiting brethren In good standing always welcome. F J. It KID, M. F. WKSTIJHOOK.SEC. LOCAL NEWS. ' Good meals at Central Hotel G. J. Bacher, resident dentist. Golden Wedding Rye at the Model. First class shoe repairing at Parrott Bros', shoe store, dswtf Dr. Bacher makes a specialty of crown and bridge work. See the Peter Schuttler farm wagon at S- K. Sykes' before you buy. 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 1295. d tf. Why suffer from a cold when a few doses of Umpqua Cold Cure will ro ll eve you, at Hamilton's d-sw. See Frank E. Alley tor land scrip. Guaranteed perfect, and ready for de livery. Lowest markot price. Blue prints of towusnip maps, llfty cents each. Filing papers properly pre pared. Frar k E. Alley, up stairs over land office. They wear like Iron, those famous Oregon buckskin pants. Made in Ore gon, out of pure Oregon wool, they beat the world for wear and warmth. You'll find your size at Josephson's. Hearst Retains Black, Nkw YottK, Nov. 21. Clarence J. Shenrn, personal counsel of William R. Hearest, announced last night that for mer Govenor Frank S. Black had been retained to take charge of the criminal end of the litigation which has grown out of Mr. Hearst's Mayoralty contest. WHY DO YOU COUGH? Do you know that a little cough in a dmiRor ous thlUK? Are you aware tint itoftuti Ihbiuuh on tlio lungi, and lar too' often ruim luto Con sumption and etidM In death? l!u you itltord to trifle wllh no notion airmtt-T? Ackurti Kiik lteh ttemedy for Concho, Co ids aud iJuumimp 1 tun id be J ond quetulon the KreatnHt ol at) modem rumudlOH. It will Mini a coiitfii In o night and H will uheok a cold lu a day. it will prevent croup, relieve anihmti aud cure coiiBumpuon. Our faUn in It 1h ho Ktronft that we cuaiautati every bultlo to Klve Katluluetlou or mouey im' k For sale by Hamilton Drug Co., HoseburK, Ore., and Oakland Drug Co., Oakland. Ore. WEALTH IN GARDENS. Truck I-'iirinorri 'Who Hide In Auto molt lira find Arc MuKiinteM. Probably the busiest and must pros perous truck fanning urea in the Unit ed Sin tea is the sectiou of Long Island which sends Its cauliflower crop over half the continent. The caulillower has been, almost since the beginning of the history of cooking, u highly es teemed delicacy. Although closely re lated to the lowly cabbage, It Is un aristocrat among garden products, for It is the blossom aud not the fruit which is eaten. There are only two or three eanlitlowcr growing districts in the whole country, districts which raise a sufficient quantity to ship beyond merely their local markets, and that on Long Island Is much the largest nnd most important. The funnel's of this region (ire far from being struggling tillers of the soil. They are keen witted business men who apply the most recent the ories of science nnd devices of ingenu ity to their work and the most up to date methods to the management of their affairs. They support live large banks, own u private telephone system and.ride about their big gardens or run across to New York lu their automo biles as Independently as any Wall street magnate. This year's Long Island cauliflower crop Is estimated to bo about liMiWO barrels, or, In round figures, 5,700,'KK) heads. In order to protect (lie blossom from sunburn the leaves are allowed to grow lung and nre tied up over Its creamy white face like a hood. When the flower Is sent to market these pro tecting leaves are generally cut off. The "long put," ns the untrlmmed bend Is called, brings ?I to ?l.lio n barrel, while the "short cut," which lias the leaves cut off, Is worth about HO cents a barrel more to trim. The crop Is distributed ns far west as Minneapolis and ns fur south as New Orleans, while New York city, only about seveniy miles away by the Long Island railroad, demands fp.oOO barrels a day during the season. The growers have other very profitable crops, too, this same section of I-ong Island being the greatest potato district In the country, with four times the acreage of potatoes that it lias of cauli flowers. Mont Cantly Camrm. Although It Is strictly against Mo hammedan law to photograph or make any picture of n human lieliig. the pro hibition does not extend to landscapes, and the sultan of Turkey Is the owner of the most expensive photographic camera ever manufactured. Every bit of metal work Is of solid gold, while the parts usually miide of wood are of Ivory, nnd the bellows is of white morocco lined with black plush. This Is carried lu a white mo rocco case mounted with a lock of koI ld gold. The entire outfit tost M.(KHJ, although the camera takes a picture only 4 by 5 Inches. Although he Ik accompanied by a pro fessional photographer, the sultan does not profit by the advice of his Instruct or, nnd, while his camera Is n recent addition to his vast collection of costly toys, he Is nlrendy growing tired of It, i since he has been unable to obtain a good photograph. t U IJ 7 V" Y ft i 1 I If1fs!n M. 71 J M M AMMir.l DIED IN HIS S5TH YEAR. Nathaniel Cockelrease, Who Came to This State la 1852. Nathaniel Cockelrease, an Oregon pioneer of 1852, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. B. B. Brockway, at Brockway, this morning, Nov. 22, 1905, at the age ol 85 years. Infirmities at tending bfs advanced years was the cause of death. The surviving child ren, besides Mrs. Brockway, are Mrs. Sarah Hedgepeth, of California, and Edward and John Cockelrease, of this county. The funeral will be held from Brock way tomorrow. Interment will occur in the Burt cemetery, live miles east of here, beside the grave of Mr, Cockol-j rease's wife, who died a number oft years age. She was a blitor of John S. ' lionebrake, another wtU knowu pioneer J of this county. i An obituary of Mr. Cockelrease will be published later. THE VETERINARY Nodular disease in sheep is due to a worm that cannot be killed by medi- I cine, says Breeder's (iuwtte. In the! absence of generous feeding this dis ease (commonly known as "knotty guts") ImtUy affects sleep, but. where nutritious food Is freely given from weaning time until sheep are ready for market It seems to do little Imrm, Feed generously upon a mixture of equal parts whole oats and bran, add ing a little flaxseed meal or cake; also change pasture, allmv free access to salt and supply some succulent food. llltllKCKttoll III HOT-HCM, 1 lorses will some 1 1 mes ea t la rge quantities of food, but grow thinner in tlesb and be dull at work. This con dition Is usually caused by Indigestion. Bull one teacup of flaxseed into a pulp with water and while hot pour it on half a pair of bran and tnaUe a mash of If. CJtvc a mash of this kind once a day for a month wllh one of the fol lowing powders In It: Mix four ounces each of sulphate of Iron and nitrate of potassium nnd divide Into twenty-four doses. It oq: Spavin. For puffs on hock Joints of n horse mix two drains of bhilodlde of, mer cury with two ounces of lard, says iVmerlcnn Agriculturist. Hub on a lit tle with the nnwrR. Let It remain on for twenty-four hours, then wash off. Uepeiit the blister In the same way ev ery third week until the puffs disap pear. Keep the animal In the stable with its head tied up. so that It cannot get its mouth to the blistered part. After the blister Is washed off the ani mal can be turned out to pasture, nriuic iioor. Brittle hoofs are usually the result of standing too much on a dry floor. Soak the foot In a clay puddle two or three times a week, or you may pack the feet with moist sponge or oil enkc meal two or three nights In the week. In addi tion mix four fluid ounces each of whale oil and pine tar and once a day rub a little well into the coronet nnd upper part of the hoof. If possible turn to pasture dally. At least give dally exercise and reduce the feed If not In service. Atlanta Constitution. For news read TllK Rkvikw. Do You THE BEST WAY TO . ..u WAV m t t I ADVERTISE ROSEBURO Waki Among the farmer subficribers the home paper has a similar mission. The prospective buyers like an invitation to come and trade with the merchants. A card of professional men is just as essential ns the sign in front of his door. It is not a question of be ing able to get along without it. A hardware man need not heat his store to keep things from freezing. H might have a booth out on the street and do some business instead of paying rout at his store and buying fuel to heat it with, but it might not be economy todoS'i. Advertising is not a luxury, but rather an economic proposition recognized by all the best and most successful bueineHS men the world over. Wu will gladly assist you In the preparation of any advertis ing and put our bent foot forward in your interest. Djn't delay. If you cannot cull, write or 'phono us, y?1 Review Publishing Co. Dally, ddlvertd every evening, 50c per month. Semi-Weekly $2 per year loh Prlntlna "(n" Not too much, just a little, just enough to start the bile nicely. One of Ayer's pills at bedtime is all you need. These pills act directly on the liver. They cure constipation, biliousness, dvspep- sick-headache. Sold for 60 years. e nvc no Kcrcisi C. Ayoi iwciT. n Call on Dr. J. P. Johnson for good dentistry. Your case is not hopeless. See the -osteopathic physician. Do you shave yourself? Well just, try a Christy Hoe Safety Haror. Guaranteed 30 days trial, $2.50. Steiner & Chapman, Sole Agents. tfr By using a safoty deposit box at tha office of the Titlo Guarantco & Loan Co., Roseburg, Oregon, your valuables will be kept la the strictest privacy and absolutely safe. tf When you want a pleasant physic tje Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab lets. They are easy to take and pro duce no griping or other unpleasant ef fect. Sold by Hnmilton Drug Co. NI3W TO-DAY TTOtt SALE OR RENT. Modern, newly built, 5-room cottage, on Douglas street. Furnished or un furnished. Enquire of P. M. Mathews,, city. x d-sw-dl. TAKEN UP. A ;i-year-old heifer and a 2-year-old steer, marked with uuderbit In each ear. Owner please call for same at once and pay charges. E. I '. Pkkhlk. Jtosehurg, Oregon. tic TDK KOSKllUKO MARK KT. The local market quotations today, are as follows: Wheat 07 eonts, Oats ;i2(riW5 couts. Barley 50 cents. Hay Looso, $5; baled, $7. Wool 23 cents. Potatoes I cent per pound. Butter Dairy, 30c; creamery, 374 Eggs 30 cents per dozen. Chickens Mixed, 0c per pound. Veal Dressed,. )(Vr5c. Beef Cows, 20l1-ie: steers, 2&z heifers, 2c. Hogs Eat, 6o live; dressed, (SJo, Pout land Mahicht. The quotati ons in the Portland market today aro: Wheat, 74 cents; oats, $1.25 per cen tal; hay, clover, $0; timothy, 812; wool, valley, 2H cents; hops, 11 cents; hogs, gross, (ic; sheep, 4c ui'osb; beef, gross, lie; veul, 7c; eggs, 32c; buttor, eroam ery, 30c; dairy, 10c; chickens, mixed, lifftc it). K-I-P-A-.N-S Tsibules Doctors find A good prescription For mankind flie O-cont ptioktH ! oiiti(h lor tinii) neat Hlon. The family botltie fancentn) conUlua it'intdv (or var. All druirKlfU noil them. ROSEBURG BREWING and ICE COMPANY The largest and best equipped brewory in Southern Oregon. Roseburg Beer Iiasa reputation through out the country for its PURITY AND PUKITY MKANS HEALTH Brewed only from selected barley and choicest hops. Special hrewpil bot tled beer our specialty. Direct delivery to your n-id-neo in quantities of one case or more. TELEPHONE Ml Know H LOCAL NKWCPAPKH re flcctH thn biiHinuHH inter- uy), oBtfl ol till' town lu . tii wl- tCttfe' vor lining column.. A business Jinan looking for a location always exam ines newspapers to see I how bis piirticu'ar line s repre ented. If he is a druggint ami finds none ndvoi lug he con'luih.'i there is no druggists, or, if there are, they are all If he is a doctor or a lawyer, fk-nl. he hmks over the orofessioiml eards to see if his profession is represented. k""'"' "i""1 1 ' nn"'
