Evening Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-190?, December 19, 1905, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text-hy REVIEW PUBLISHING CO. Officio Heviow Building, first, floor) Jackson Street, Telephone, Muin 001. L. WIMJIKKKY Kmtoh DAILY For year, by nmil I-1-00 i'er Month, JJi-livorfi 60 Per Week, del ivert-d 16 ' SEMi-WKKKLY I'or Year 12.00 Hlx Month II .uo DKCKMHI'iR 11), 1005. The state of Oregon Las no repre sentative Id tho lower home of Con gress, but in that respect she is only on a par with oLher states whose repre sentatives do not agrne with Speaker Cannon, says a .Washington correspondent. There is no more important bill be. fore Congress today than the Latimer Brownlow Good Hoads Bill, which appropriates twenty-four millions of dollars on the nation's roads, to bo ex pended fn the next three years, one half to be furnished by the states and tho other half by the en oral Govern ment. Germany has :t2,000 miles of superb roads, England 35,000 miles, France 38,000 miles. The United States, the richest of all them, has scarcely a mile except in cemeteries and parks, Hstmas When Pa and Ma Their Vigils Keep, and Little Boys Should Be Asleep. LAST night I had a dandy time. 'Twos night Tore Christmas too. " Ma put mo early Into bed, Jus like they always do The night Tore Christmas, on' I lay As still as I could keep. An' made my pa an' ma bellcvo 'At I was fast asleep. Speaker Cannon says the llcse of Representatives in Wushingtou is the only place where the voice of the ma jority of the people without Intervening machinery may dirootly express Itself. In this statement be made a lllng at the Senate not without malice, but within an hour the Uoucs made these words a mockery by adopting rules, making the Speaker and two associates the dicta tors of tho House. In other words thny created an "intervening machin ery" whereby the voice of the people 1b prevonted from expressing itself Furious Fighting. "For seven years," writes Geo. W. Hoffman, of Harper, Wash., "I had a bitter battle, with chronic stomach and livur trouble, but at laRt I won, and cured my diseases, by tho uso of K tec trie Hitters. I unhesitatingly rec ommend them to all, and don't intend In the future to bo without them in the house. They are certainly a wonderful medicine, to have cured such a bail case as mine." Sold, under guaranteo to do tho same for you, by A. C. Mastors & Co. druggist, at 50c a bottle. Try them today. Christmas Presents. An elegant Hue of line furnlturo can be found in our store consisting of parlor pieces in latest styles, rockers of e-r.ry description, dining tables and dining chairs, line tuartcr dock buf fets, couches In Intent styles, fine oak and birds-uye maple bureaus, and any thing you can think of in a iTrst class furniture pi ore, including doll buggies for the babies. M. V. Stuono. The Furniture Mttu. Opening for a Doctor. Toledo (Or.) Koporter: Last week wo called attention to the fact that To ledo nei-ds a resident physician. We would omphaslze tho need. All tho central and eastern part of tho county liavo no physician located In thoir ter ritory. Whilo we admit that this is an exceptionally healthy county, yet it Is not prudent to rely entirely on break fast foods and chlttlm hark. Over-Burdened Women. Many a man see his wifo tx-nd and titK at burdens tlr.it strain Mm hark mid tho heart alike without, anv Idea of tho iHllriitfo, Children follow hi loo qtikit s arc o.ss Ion to allow the nether time to ri't'.uiornte. The womtnily n:ans ln'coum displiu'ed, tliero are dr.iiliiittiiw.dUi.trri't. ahle drains, with the nddt-d pain of In llained or uleirui d pari. In this .'(.mil lion tin woman hravely trii-s to carry tier household load, ufrnid to tako I ho rt"-t tdm iioihU ItM a nn-al will ho Into. No . vomliT she Is pule, w or.k, w rvtolicd, surly of temper ,,ml snitppNlt of lonuui'., Nho would no faKo to imturo if she wore my tiling ele. No pi'ions need help so imi.ll Uf the ela s of li.nn this woman is tho type. And lor mh Ii wi.ii.rh iio lieln is si niitv, so wondorful, as that nlven hy Dr. I'lerce's favorite Prescription. It re ton. ail i lie womanly organs to perfect health. Hestiildishes reifulnrliy hi their functions. It restores Hie strained and shattered Ihtvous svstern. It clears up the complexion, rounds out the form and makes life a daily happiness. "Favorite rrescrfptlon " contains no alcohol or vhlsliy. It Is the lest medicine fr " Mennen. KothtiiK fan he "Vnst ns g.." ait the ivst. Tell the dealer so If he otlurt a Piihstitute. "I wrohi to yea In 1!V nhmt my esse." writes Mix. t-illa W. KelhlMMn. of Nultntv Vn M us ilirii in it l,id cm-iltloii. mil your reply Hint I i-,.)ittl.v liiheiileil ttm lioiiele flviil tny nifiVle i. anil you iutcrll-i'd lr. IMerci's Kitvonte I'ivmtIpHoii, At unit that lime 1 hail mi ntl;wk of IYvit ittut w as sick for milie a while, so fntletl lo uvt your I'resciliit Ion.' In lcVimWi' following wits rtiniTleil ninl tlieii my litiOmiid Itmulu me two Imtiu-.H of Or. Pierce'! Kaorlte t'rt'serlptlon. 1 Hi-fun1 I Ih'uuii to take tt I hail U-nrtmr-ilow n lmlns At tnoiiltilr ihtKhI-, nl-m tlly vpelK After 1 htul tnUen one tattle I fell K'tler ami hud no more emu. After tnUliu' the mvoiuI imllle fell In ner th.oi ever In iy life, nitd In SeptemlHT wave l-irth lo a twelve-inxnnl hhy wil l. I ton ery tlinnkful for your tnetllcliie. mid shitll tell my frlcnilt what It tint for me, nnd tall rcivmmeiul It lo nil who nn Ailttctt il. Wo think li the btt modi rim In the world " 5.7V Not only ttie Orltlnal nut ths J tK'.t l.tttl l.Ur IHlU. fltst luit . (y K y p,,n, lltvo n nuch ImltntMt Imt never ejindJ. n then aiulit t lent. Tlifjf'rw purely veiTlnhh, belmi nmdfl tip of i'ncevtiiU ami rettned medicinal pilr.elpte-s fxlraclisl from th loot of Anieilcioi ptai.t. lo not irrlim. tne or tiro for stuaiavb eorrocuvo. Uurwt gf Iwur fur caiiiftruok I HAID "MOO, MIt. BANTY ULAUU I" Well, by an' by I heard a noise. An' then I seen my pa, Who says to ma. "Is ho asleep?' "Uv course he Is," says ma. An' then they fetched a lot uv stuff, A phonograph on' sled, An' skates an' things, an' put 'em ttJJ Beside my trundle bed. An' then pa filled my stockln' rull, An' then both tiptoed near. An' ma she tucked me In ag'ln. An' said. "Tho little dear." An then I set right up In bed. An, oh, I hud such funl I said "Boo, Mr. Santy ClausI" An' pa an' ma both run. - Pour Track News. CHRISTMAS CANDIES. Heel pen Which (lie Amateur Confec tioner May 1'Iiii1 Lneful, Peanut Candy. To make peanut can dy, Hindi and break into aniall pieced with n rolling pin one quart of peanuts. ltoll I'or ten minutes, Hllrriu constant ly, one pound of llht brown miar and nix ounces of butter. Just before tak J iijlc from (lie tire add the peanuts. Pour Into ilat, buttered tins and nut IIWH.V to cool. Peppermint ('renins. ltoll together, without Hiirriiig, two cups of suar and lmlf a eiip of water. When thick etiouuh to spin a thread remove the tin to a basin of eold water and beat tho mixture rapidly until it becomes of a wlille, creamy consistency. Flavoi with peppermint and squeeze througii a pastry tube Into quarter uollar sized drops on waxed paper. Chocolate Peppermint Creams. Mak like liie above, and when the drops art? almost cooled dip Into a pan of melted and sweet ened chocolate. These are particularly delicious. Hickory Nut Creams. Itoil suur ami water as for peppermint ereams. Cool, beat, ami when tiie mixture is whllf stir In one cup of hickory nut meats Turn into a Ilat. warm tiu and cut into squares. Af the K pit n !h Court, Christmas In Spain begins with th? mldniKht mass, when the UIuk and queen mother, accompanied by the grandees of the court, niajrnilleeutly at tired, hro in state procession to the chap el royal of the palace hi Madrid. On Christmas morniiit; the Uiu and court a.nain attend mass in state, after which the tlay Is spent in merrymaking. In the afternoon the adoration of the man pT lakes place, when a representation of the scene In Bethlehem is unveiled iu the uivat hall of the palace. There is also n t hristnias tree, from whirl: Alfonso distributes sifts. Throughout the ensuing twelve days the court Is all benevolence ami gayety. and every great Institution In Madrid shares In the royal almsgiving. Tho festival closes Jim. tt. essert More Attractive "Why uso gelatine and ir-r-.r.w upend hours soaking, AlOVVr Bwe.etonmg, nuvormg yn and coloring when TOllishru Jell-O Tewditoes bettor rusults iu two -lclnutesl Everything iu the puckitge. Simply add hot water ami set to cool, it's perfection. A sur prise to tlie housewife. No trouble, less ox. pense. Try it to-day. In Four Fruit Fla. vors: Jjeinon, Orange, btrawuerry, ivuwp oeriy. At. grocers, xuc H. MARKS CO Helpful Suggestions for Everybody. A l'eriietanl 4'lirlntntiitlile. The solution of the social (pnstlon would be found in n perpetual Chrlstmastlde, provldwl our generous throught fulness were not confined merely to our own kith and kin. Let u he assured that w hen the world roaches up to the highest nnd holiest conception of relationship It .will dis cover that there Is but one fatuity nnd that the human brotherhood cannot bo divided into classes antagonistic to each other. The reign of- the golden rule will be the true Christian milieu blum. Look 1 11 k for t'nimettjr, "What are you v rltlnjf, llttlo boyf nsket the old gentleman. "Christinas letters, responded tha youngster. "One It to Santa Clau?." "Hut you lt:ve two." "Oh. the other Is to the fat lady In the museum, asking If she would toYi me ouo of her stockings to hang up." Kid gloves. Handkerchiefs from 5c to $3.00 each Neck ties from 15c to $1.00 each. Silk handkerchiefs. Fancy nightgowns. Holiday suspenders. Latest style hats. Klegant sweaters. Men's fancy Bhtrts, Lace socks. Umbrellas 50c to $12.00. Long kimoiias. Short kimonap. Pure Bilk hose. Largest variety slippers. Novelty shoes. Patent leather ties. White lace waists. v Silk waists. Plaited skirts. Black silk skirts. Elegant suiting silks. Hair ornaments. NeweBt and finest cut glass. Hand painted art ware. Chafing diBhes. Pictures. Crackers jars. Chocolate sets. Collar and cuff boxes. All varieties albums. Finest toilet cases made. Ornamental lamps. Vases of every variety. Triplicate mirors. Fancy soaps 15c per box. Ornaments of all kindB. Hand bags 25c to $5.00. Music rolls. Linen and tapestry table covers. Fancy linen towels. Pure .lown nomforters White and colored blankets. And Special Newest of all Cloaks AT COST AND finest Assortment Turs A I.!, AT H.MARKS CO Roseburg, Oregon. Surprise Party at Wilbur. A surprise party was Riven at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Lewis, of Wilbur, Saturday, Doe. 10, !KI5. Tha evening was spent in playing games. Miss Ueryl Singleton and Stephen Short, entertained the crowd. A jolly time was hnd by all who attended. Those present wore: Mcsdauies Pool, Runter and Stenigor, Misses Amy Ellison, KtioduTiptoH, Grace Pool, Maud Davis, Heryl Siugloton, Krea Adams, Clara Uarnuni, Maud Kllisun, Loltio Jones, Loolla Lamb, Gladys Humor, Alice Stenigorand Nettie Hunter: Messrs. Frank Miller, Geo. Campbell, Hurvoy Jones.Cai l Ingram, Stephen Short, Wal ter Williams Hugh lCllisoo, Will Mc- I.aln, Fred nnd Stnuley Short, Goorge Lewis, miss Singleton, Asa and Perey I. umb, Vornon Laliaut, Clifford McKay aud ClareueeGrubbe. GiTr.s'r. A Pwlul hate. It Is a fearful fate to have to endure the terrible torture of Piles. "I can truthfully say," writes Harry Colson, of Mnsonville, la., "tha for llllnd, Bleeding, Itching and Protruding Piles, liucklen's Arnica Salve, Is the best uro made." Also best fortutg, burns and Injuries. 2ba at A. C Marsters & Co., druggist. Ab.tr.rt ot tlUMnrtwdert l.ml. r.rri rcrre4 tor lilt ou xov.ruiueiil l.nJ. BIq. vrlat of lovrn.htr. rn.rt. .bowlui nil mem t.mts. FRANK E. ALLEY ARCHITECT and ABSTRACTER Plans and estimates for aM kinds of bmldiuti. Special dofipna ir otfiYe tixturs. Phont 371 Omec in tVmtilns ContUj Bank buiidttif. Rosin pro Orboox $10 Buys a Piano! Balance from $7 to $10 per month. Take your choice of anything on our floor. Ten Dollars buys the whole family a Christmas present. This is certainly the laboring man's chance to start the children in music. A dozen fine pianos to select from such well known makes as the Kimball, Weber, Hobart M. Cable Jacob Doll, the beautiful Bailey, Weser Bros., Clarendon, Etc. ... . . . Sale lasts until Christmas. 1 This should settle the question as to what to buy for a Christmas present. flSf3 Don't forget the fact that we carry the Edison Columbia (D. Victor Phonographs (SL Records. Also Violins, Mandolins, Guitars and Banjos, Music Eolls, Har monicas, Sheet Music and Music Books, and, in fact, Everything' Known to Music. Burr's Music House ROSEBURG, OREGON Grand Xmas Ball. Will be given at the new armory, Monday evening, Dec. 25, by Alpha Lodge No. 47, K. of P. Music by the Hoseburg Orchestra. Supper at the People's Restaurant. Admission to d i ers $1, ladies free; spectators, In cluding ladies, 25 cents. Everybody invited and a good time assured. d-sw. d-23. Docloti Could Not Help Her. "1 had kidney trouble for years." writes Mrs. Raymond Conner, of Sbel ton, Wash., "and the doctors could not holn me. I tried Foley's Kidney Cure, and the very first dose gare relief and now I am cured. I cannot say too much for Foley's Kidney Cure." It makes the diseased kidneys sound so they will eliminate the .poisons from the blood. Unless they do this, good health is impossible. For sale by Steinur & Chapman. Gardiner News. Mr. aud Mrs. Hinsdale and family re turned home today from Coos, their little son having Improved, and it Is hoped that he is now on the way to re covery. The wedding of Mr. Joseph Butler and MlssGustina Wilson took place on Thursday evening, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfied Peck, uncle and aunt of the bride, on Smith river, Rev. Edw. Donnelly olllciatlng. Mr. and Mrs. Liu tier took their departure today , on the steam schooner San Gabriel, on which Mr. Butler holds tho position of rst mate, for California, attended by the best wishes of their many friends. Mr. and Mrs. Butler expect to make their home In Gardiner. Gazette. Farmers, now is the time to be using disc plows, and we handle the best dlBc plows on the market, which is the Sanders, either single or double. Zio trouble to show goods. Call and Bee hem at J . F. Barker & Co. d-sw. I'llOKKSSIONAL C. SEELY, M. D. Offices: Rooms 11, 12 and 13, Douglap County Bank Building. Puonk 453 roseburg oregon D ,R. J. C. TWITCHELL Ablngton ButlrlliiK, Third Street, 1'ortlaud, urcguu. TELEriioNB Main 5-2W Hours: 10 to 12 .m. 2 to 4 p, m. unda. QUO. E. HOCCK, M. D.- Office fn the Review Rulltltng, upstairs rooms 13 and 14. TELEPHONE MAIN 81 RoSBRURO - - OrROOH J3LMER V. HOOVER PHYSICIAN AND SCRGEON Bpeolat attention (tivon to diseases ol the Noso aud throat. Offlce: Main street, one door south of City ha'.l RosEituRa, Oregon E. SHEARER, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON." Offices in Review Building Roskhuuo - i Oregon THE KOSK1IUUU MAHKKT. The local market quotation! today are as follows Wheat 07 cents, Oats 32(S3o cents. Barley 50 cents. Hay Loose, $5; baled, ST. Wool 24 cents. Potatoes 1 cent per pound. Butter Dairy, 30c; croamery. 35, fcggs 110 cents per dozen. Chickens Mixed. 0c per pound. Veal Dressed, 4(35c. Beef Cows, 2(n2lc: steers, 2io; beifors, 2c. ' Hogs Fat, Be. live; dressed, Bio Portland Market. The quotati ons in tne Portland market todav are: Wheat, 73 cents; oats, M.25 per cen tal; hay. clover, ; timothy, $12; wool. ji- uupg, ji uuacg; nogs, gross, 5c: sheep, 4,o gross; beef, gross! ' .i-1 j ', "titer, cream ery, 2 1 Jo; dairy, lc; chlckenB, mi.tei, 12c lb. ' Clear thinking, decisive action, vim and vigor of body and mind, the sparkle of life, comes to all who use Uolltstcr's Rocky Mountain Tea. 3o cents, lied ross Pharmacy. Church Directory. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.-Holdi J. R. CHAPMAN, D. D. 8. DENTIST Abraham Building Telephone 114 Hours: 9 a. m. to & p. m. ROSEBURG OREGON ROSEBURG BREWING and ICE COMPANY The largest and best rquipped brewery in Southern Oregon. L tervices Trrj Sumlay at 11 a.m., and j t, , , , .. , eTtTjr WcHlnmlay at V:30 d. m. in the Koseburg Beer lias ft reputation through out the country for its mailer bail in tho I. 0. O. P. building in Roe- Durg. auii.iay sermon: "i.vii MR. rtirRCH, Soutn, Cor. Ptepbeiii and WanhliiRton ttreeu. Sunday Mrrlcos: PrvKChliiR at 11 a. m. and T:i p. m. 8un daytchool at Ida. m.; K;mortb learue at 6:36 p. tn. ; Junior U'Rue at 3 p. m. ; Prayer meeting ou Thuraday at J; JO p. m. GROCERIES (OR THE RIGHT KISD 9e AT THE RIGHT PRICES MRS. HENRY EASTON Phone 411. PURITY AND PURITY MEANS HEALTH Brewed only from selected barley and choicest hops, special brewed bot tled beer our specialty. Direct delivery to your residence iu quantities of one case or more. ' TELEPHONE I 4 I Oregon SHOJTliWE and union Pacific Three Trains Daily lo the East Through Pnllman Slaniard and Tourist sleeping cara daily to Omaha, Chiealo soJ !. '?''' "leeplnn cars dally tTruSsti Sr.n'd'l.'iSd,' SSH fecS tXSlEFiSg!"" oh"" ' i"; 70 So Change of Cure, 70 '"EH"' TI'E 8CHEDDLES Arrlva "" J'om Portland. irom Chicago Portland alt Lake. Derwer, Kt, ?JSTS'm Omaha' K.n. :16 p m. sas cut, St. LofU. S:P-"l. "ingVon" "'awoindSa ' Atlantic!- Q... , " Sipreau ' Oeurer, Pt. :16 p. m. w"h, Omaha, Kan- Tla Sunt- ". cl'T' touii, :00. m. lngton. Chicago and East. St. Pan! i Walla Walla, LewTstonT FastMatl Spokane, Wallace, 7:16 p. m. Pullman.Mlnneapolls aM "la St. Paul, Duluth, Mil- 8J.m. Spokane. waukee, Chicago and I East. OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE For San Francisco Kvry Ore dars at 8:00 p. m. For Astoria, waj polnta and yorUi ' Beach DatlT. ezaent aunrlav. at M oo r.. n. datordav at 10:00 p. m. Uahr sarrlce, water permitting, on Willamette and Yamhill Tirera, For foil Information rail op or addreta ' Nearest O. B. k N. Ticket OOloe. or addrwa A. I CRAIG General Puaengf Agent PORTLAND OREGON For latest newt take The Review.