Roseburg review., November 20, 1908, Image 4

Tom
MERCY HOSPITAL
Watch Out For The Taggers
DOUBLE MONEY
TODAY AND
TOMORROW
To furthor prove that our HKM
ONHTKATION BALE Is the greatest
opportunity ever offered the citizens
of RoBeburg and -to Insure the salo
of the few remaining pianos by Sat
urday night, Nov. 21st, at which time
we will positively close this unpre
cedented sale, we will give you a
clear receipt for doublo the amount
of cash that you pay up to $50.00 as
first payment on any plona In our
stock; that Is, If you pay us a first
paymont of $50.00, we will give you
a receipt for $100.00; If you pay
$25.00 you got a receipt for $50, etc.,
and you can pay the balance In email
monthly paymentB of $10.00 or $8.00,
or, yes, even $6.00 per month.
Do You Know
that we are offering the genuine DuBh
ft Gerts pianos, Kimball pianos,
Chlckerlng pianos and 30 other stand
ard makes at positively unheard of
prices. We wilt bo I brand-nev
pianos at $212.00, $226.00 and $238
that any doalor will sell for $300,
$325 and $350, and please remember
that even at these factory prices we
give you a further reduction, equal
to the amount of cash you pay up to
$50.00.
Think of It.
By making a first payment of $50,
we will give you a receipt for $100.
thus enabling you to securo a stand
LOCAL NEWS.
Got a flue, throe-Bhoet wall rlmrt,
In colors, froo with a year's suli
BorlpUun to The Ho view.
Examine tho construction of a
liUBh nnd Lano piano and you will
readily umlorstnnd why Duty guar
antee them for twonty yearn. dlf
"Had dyniiepala or IndfuoBtion for
yeara. No apnotlte, and what I did
eat dlntrBrHHl mo terribly. H unlock
Illood Hitters cured mo.' J. II.
Walker, Sunbury, Ohio.
A. E. Clayton, Mclronn; Wm. Voor
hon, Peter Jont-B, Looking (IIubh;
Jentha Green, J. L. Hokkh. Oreenu;
John Alexander, Glide; It. 11. Dixon,
W. H. Urown, Otoy llooim, nixon
vllle; Watson Davla, C. K. MarkH,
Morris Weber,, Arthur (Monko, Kdeii
bower; Peter HalfT, West KosehurK!
Hylveater CaBobeer, ltr Creek; l
Long, Cleveland, were amoiiK the
local pooolo In attendancu at the
good roada cot.vot.tlon hero thla af
ternoon. Local authorities aro trying tn In
cato Uert Itocho, a Southern PnHnr
brakeman of the "boomer" typo, who,
on Thursday nlnht, Bllpped away
from Pollreman Palm, after doliiK a
"wild west" stunt near tho depot.
While under the Influeure of lienor,
Koche compelled Ielos Green, little
son of Art Green, to do a JIr on the
Rldewalk by flrhiK at his feet with
a revolver. It Is reported that he
repeated the performance upon Krvd
Clark, a Southern Pacific car repair
er. Policeman Palm was notified and
went to the depot to bunt Korho, who
made his appearance a short time
later. As the officer was about to
make the arrest, however, Itoche
darted between two cant that were
about to bo coupled and dl Happen red
In the darkness. Palm made a dill
Rent search for him but failed to
locate him.
Before any sore can heal, the nuim
Aa long u Uie blood, from which our system receive their necessary nour
ishment and strength, remains impure and contaiuinnti.il with disease Reims,
liny old sore on the body will remnin 0H.n, and resist every eflort imulc to
beal It The nerves and tissues of the flesh nround the places are continu-
' ui.uc.n.ijr .ii.mcr Him n;uure is simply uuKsiiir of the uoimmi
by draining; it from the system throui'h the ore. The mil v mr. f..f nn nl.l
ore Is a thorough cleansing of the blood, entirely ridding the Rvstem of the
mum Q 12 U k 1. -.1.1 t ' V . .
.Z- i y ram,v'"K every fiartuic ol impurity Iroin
Hie circulation. It goes down to the ery bottom of the trouble and fo com
pletely cleanses the circulation that there is no longer any impurity to drain
through the sore, but the place is once more nourished with rieh, health
ful blood. & S. a beals the sore Irom the bottom, the place soon fills in
with healthy, firm flesh, the tenderness leaves, all discharge ceases, the
akin regains its natural color and when S. S. S. has thor.Hij.-hly cleansed and
C Mined the blood the place ia permanently healed, llouk ou bores und
loan and any medical advice tree to all who write
, THE SWIFT SPECIfl CO., ATLANTA CA
orrow
ard, high-grade piano, regular value
$300, for $212 less $50 that we allow
you for double your cash puyment,
making the piano at a net price of
$162.00
Only Four Days More
and this wonderful sale comes to an
end and If you have not taken ad
vantage of It, your one greatest op
portunity of a lifetime to secure a
fine piano at actual factory prices will
have passed. Don't think that your
circumstances will not enable you to
buy now; come In and talk It over;
you can positively save from $100
to $200 by buying now and wo will
arrange the terms of payment to suit
you.
Fully fiuarantoed.
Every piano we sell Is fully cover
ed by our celebrated filer's Money
Hack guarantee, which means If the
piano Is not found exactly as repre
sented or that Ir you could secure the
3ume piano elsewhere for less money,
your money will be cheerfully re
funded. Open KvoiiIiiks.
For the benefit of those who may
find It inconvenient to call during
the day, our store In the Taylor and
Wilson block, noxt door to Knbat's
cigar factory, will be open each even
ing this week.
EILKM'S PIANO IIOtlSK,
Taylor & WilBon Block, next dour to
Rabat's Cigar Factory.
SluKK'Hli Liver a Fw to Ambition
You cannot accomplish very much
If your liver Is Inactive as you feel
dull, your eyes are heavy and Blight
exertion exhauatB you. Urluo Laxa
tive Fruit Syrup stimulates the liver
and bowelB and makes you feet
bright and active. Orliio Laxative
Km It Syrup does not nauHcate or
Kripo and Is mild and very pleasant
to tnke. Orluo Is more effective
I linn pills or ordinary cathartics. He
fuse substitutes. lied Cross Phar
macy. A Kl KPIUSI;i MINISTER.
"For many years I havo ben a
sufferer from bronchial catarrh, and
had drnpalred of anything like a
cure. Judge of my pleaHnnt surprlst
when I Hrst used llyomel, which
brought complete relief, llyomel hat--been
a veritable godsend. "Rev. C.
Hartley. Sardinia, Ohio.
Thousands of catarrh sufferer?
have given up In despair. They have
tried stomach dosing, snuff, spray
and douches without Ruccetis, and
now believe catarrh to bo tucurnble.
Hut Red Cross Pharmacy, the drug
IbIb. holds out hope to all dial reused.
He sells a remedy called llyomel
which Is guaranteed for catarrh,
colds, coughs, bronchitis, asthma and
croup.
1 1 yomel f prnnou need Hlgh-ome )
la medicated air, full or the health)
virtues of the mountain pi lien. Yon
breathe In the delightful nnltsepth
air, and as It pannes over the tnllnmed
and germ-riililen memluane. It a'
lays the Inflammation, kills the gern
nnd drives out the dtaeaHe.
A complete llyomel outfit. In chid
lug a hard rubber Inhaler, coKts but
$1.00, and an extra bottle of lly
omel. If afterwards needed, coats but
50 cents. See Red Cross Pharmac)
about it toitny.
HEALS
OLD SORES
which nmlnrM it V
is Tag Day
Alcohol
Ask your doctor tf a f amity medicine,
hke Ayct Sanaparilla, h not oaatly
"i 'I 1 i awtyama
LOCAL NEWS.
Oyster season la opened. Olym
plas or Eastern In any style and the
rtKht kind of style at the Roseburg
Hotel, near the S. P. dopot. Special
Sunday dinner from 6:30 to 7:30 p.
m., for DO cents. DTP
Fearing another beating from her
huBband If he was given his liberty,
MrB. K. W. Hewes, at Myrtle Creek,
Thursday, applied for a peace under
taking against him, and this bad the
effect of keeping him her in jail,
where he was lodged Tuesday on the
charge of assault with a dangerous
weapon upon his two little children.
Hewes' father, E. I. Hewes, of this
city, who went to Myrtle Creek on
Thuresday, failed In his attempt to
get his son's bond reduced from $1,
500 to $1,000, but he secured a bond
for the larger sum after returning
to Roseburg. Upon learning, how
ever, that the authorities were ready
to arrest his son. upon the peace un
dertaking the moment he stepped
from jail, Mr. Hewes did not present
his bond.
Money-mnking eyes that are weak
must be cafefully clad. Dr. Lowe's
glasses solves the problem easily.
Every day before the eyes of hun
dreds Dr. Lowe's glasses. Eye
workers know their value.
IJy voting upon the assessment of
the property of the Gardiner Mill
Company, the Hoard of Equalization
this morning completed Its labors
for the term, and In a day or two
AsHesBor Staley will complete the
summary of the assessment rolls. As
in the case of the Southern Pacific
Company, passed upon Thursday, Mr.
Staley's colleagues, Judge Wonacott
ind Clerk Lenox, failed to sustain
bin assessment upon the Gardiner
Mill Co. His figure of $70,000 upon
he sawmill was cut to irr.000,
where It stood In 1907 and 1906. The
lompany's logging plant nt Schofleld,
lear Gardiner, was also kept at its
ormer figure (10,000, as against
in Increase to $20,000 by the asses
sor and Us logging plant near Scotts
mrg, which had been overlooked by
he deputy assessor In that district,
vas given a valuation of $4,000. A
lynamo, which Mr. FUaley had in-
reased In valuation from J0O to
tfiOO, whs given a compromise rat
ing of $4S0.
Pura Nitrogen.
Chemically pure nitrogen, hitherto
licllcved to tie practically unobtulmiMc.
Is now frozen out of liquid air In tho
new process of Professor It. Erdmaun.
When liquid air Is evaporated nt at
mospheric pressure the nitrogen be
comes gaseous at 1115 degrees below
aero and the oxygen at 182 degrees,
and an Intermediate temperature
euusea nitrogen to distill off lu some
what Impure form. The nearly pure
gas serves the puntoses for which ni
trogen Is ordinarily required. The new
process makes It possible to obtain tho
chemically pure, which Is done by plac-
Ing liquid air lu a good vacuum, w hen
the rapid vaporlwitlon of part of the
liquid chills (he rcmninder, solldlfjing
tho nitrogen In crystals that can be
separated from the liquid oxygen left.
Increasing Our III,.
It Is rnthtft surprising to hear that a j
German diK-lor who has drawn up a .
Hat of all the diseases to which tho
human IkhI.v Is llnlile has returned the
iiunitHT of (hem as only 1.100. Any one
nuonx whORO acquaintances there is
:m amateur lurnlld would have sun
iMsed that there were many more ways
if being 111 'him that. Eleven hun
dred Is a voiy poor figure for these
llmi'S too. With all tho advance made
In medicine In the past century on ex
perts something In six figures at least.
Still, the number of diseases known Is
mourning steadily. There aro already
dotens of ailments, from sleeping sick
ness to tennis olbow, that our fnthera
never had. lxjndon Newa.
Jswa tha Kings of Chsss.
In imi l'r Loskcr lH-niiie the
world's champion chess plnyer by de
feating Btelniti by ten g:imes to five.
This was a remarkable event, becnuso
Hteinlta had up to then been a world's
champion for tweutjr-vlght years. It
follows that the world's championship
lu ehesa has tteen in Jewish hands for
no less than forty-two years. Dr. Laa
ker attributes thla predominance of
tho Jewish genius lu chess to the fact
that Ita rules are entirely based upon
those of self defeuso lu the struggle of
Ufa, and Jews aro adept In thla ail
Jowlso Chronlcl.
South Hend watches do not have
to be boiled or froien to keep good I
time, neither do other makes of .
watches. Cllngonpeel carries all
makes of watches. dtt
A Strung Tonic -A
Body Builder -A
Elood Pi'rifler -A
Great Alterative
A Doctor's Medicine
Tver's Sarsaparilia
Va ha-o no eoretal W
t ' fgrmdfta of all mr in exile
1 . h4-.c.-3
WillK.Mt AiC 'L.
Without Alcoho!
Willi:- :A'crhol
Without Alcofiol I
Without Alcohol j
Without Alcohcl 1
ADVKItiiSi:!) I.HTTHIIS.
Remaining uncalled for ' In the
Roseburg poutollice on Nov. 20, 1908,
are the following letters, which will
be chargfHl at the rate of ono cent
each.
Deldon, Mr. A. Worth; Bnekey,
Mr. C. it.; Burress, Mr. W. S.; Hush,
Charles; Brand, Alice; Burke, Mr.
John; Cady, Mr. Richard; Carter,
Eva; Deltz, Mr. K. B.; Dunnham, Mr.
A. R. ; Dolmar, Mrs. F.; Fisher, Mr.
Geo. W.; Fisher, Mrs. Jean; Glbbs,
Mrs. 1). J.; Lyon, Mr. It. I).; 1-cmathe,
Mr.; Maddix, Mr. C. L.; McCoy. Mrs.
Mary Ann; MeCausland, Mr. C. N.;
McGee, Mr. Kck; Mond, Mrs. L. ; Mc
Donald. Mr. Frank; Manney, .Mr. A.
S.; O'Neil, Miss Delia; Purdy, Miss
M. (2); Pynor, Mr. R. R. (2); Parks,
Mr. H. W.; Stuckles, Geo.; Smith,
Mr. A.; Sims, Willard; Tardluer,
Miss E.; Tower, W. M.i Thlel, O. D.;
Wagner, Rudolph; Wilson, I. G.;
Woodward, F. b.; Wolf, Mrs. S. C.
Advertised Nov. 20, 1908.
C. W. PARKS. Postmaster.
No fuse of Pneumonia on ltccord.
We do not know of a single in
stance whore a cough or cold resulted
In pneumonia or consumption when
Foley's Honey and Tar had been tak
en. It cures coughs and colds per
fectly, so do not take chances with
some unknown preparation which
may contain opiates, which causes
constipation, a condition that retards
recovery from a cold. Ask for Fol
ey's Honey and Tar nnd refuse any
substitute offered. Red Cross Phar
macy. TYI'KWIUTKHS.
TWO .(M ONIOS.
Au I'mlerwoori, almost new
n Imrgnhi.
An L. C. Smith Mint must he
4-
sold this week. Call ami see
t
them they're dandies.
Koseburg Typewriter Kxchange f
! Elmer E. Wlmberly, Mgr.
g Roseburg - - Kosehurg j
aaiataij
-o-
For good printing
The Review leads.
of all kinds
Coffee
Always u n i f o r m our
best product sold In 1 lb.,
2 lb., 2i lb. nnd 5 lb. cans.
Your grocer will grind it
better if ground at boma-not
too fine. ,
SV'rJ S.--'sw
A. S. HUEY.
ROSEBURG, : : p :
For
DAILY WE AT II KH RE POUT
U.S. Weather Bureau, local ottlce, RoMborg,
Ore. M houri endLcR 6 a.m. Nov. 20, 1V03.
Precipitation Id inches and hundredth!:
Maximum temperature 63
Minimum temperatnre 46
Precipitation 0.G5
Total proclp.ftince flrstof month 1 88
Avg. procip for UiIb mouth for SO years. ...4..Y7
Total preclp.lrom Uept. 1, lUutt, to data 7.10
Average p reel p. from September 1, 1877. ... C.67
Total excea from Bept. 1, 1908 43
Average precipitation for 81 wet aeatoua,
Sept. to May (lnc)uslvo) 32.93
Willum Bkll, Observer, i
For Roseburg and Vicinity:
Occasional rain tonight and Sat
urday. G. II. Burhans Testifies After 4 Years
G. B. BurhanB, of Carlisle Center,
N. Y., writes: "About four years ago
I wrote you stating that I had been
entirely cured of a sovere kidney
trouble by taking less than two bot
tles of Foley's Kidney Cure. It en
tirely stopped the brick dust sedi
ment, and pain and Lyr.-,ptome of kid
ney disease disappeared. I am glad
to say that I have never had a return
of any of those symptoms during the
four yeurs that have elapsed and I
am evidently cured to stay cured, and
heartily recommend Foley's Kidney
Cure to any one suffering from kid
ney or bladder trouble." Red Cross
Pharmacy.
Don't let the baby suffer from ec
zema, rorea or' any itching of tho
skin. Doan'B Ointment gives instant
relief, rnres quickly Perfectly snfe
for children. All druggists sell it.
fllE IjATKST and ijk.st novkls. '
can lie oblalned.at the Public Library
In the Marstera' building, upstairs
over Burr's Music Store. dd6
NOVELTY
THEATRE
Program changes each Sunday,
Monday, Wednesday and
Friday.
PROGRAM
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
MOVINd PICTURES:
"The Witch."
"Tile .Merry Widow Hut."
"A Iaiw Affair.
"The First 1'nx k Coat."
ILLUSTRATED SONGS:
'Since Yon Called Me Dearie.'
and
Ily the Old Oaken llucket,
Ijoulse."
MATINEE 2:30 TO 5
ADMISSION
5c
Evening Performance 10c
Our
Special
Premium
I.aat year we spent a largo
sum of money for calendars
that we itave to our cus
tomers. This year we are
going to do still better by
those who patronize us. We
have secured a goodly num
ber of these clocks. Illus
trated here. With every
rah purchase you will be
given premium tickets for
tie amount paid. When you
have secured J25.00 in tick
ets the clock Is yours. Only
one to a customer. We have
them In four different colors.
v. ...J
JEWELER
OPTICIAN
Don't Backslide
A man that backslides
every "why." Take an ordinary ready made suit one of
the "hand-me-down" variety looks nice, fits nice perhaps,
why? The presser's hot iron has made it. But wait a
month sorry looking sight isn't it puckers, puffs, and
bags; well, that's why we keep hammering at You. You wear
clothes; we want to show you the kind that makes friends
of You. We want to be your friend that is why we want
to sell you a suit that will bring you back to HARTH'S
TOGGERY, the home of GOOD CLOTHES.
Prices consistant with values,
habit. Harth's Toggery Habit.
Clothes Kept Pressed Free of Charge I
I Clearing Out Sale II
of China s
H Conunerxing on November ::
7, we will make low prices jj
:! on Haviland China. Come and H
buy while stock is complete, &
so you can get what you h
want. This sale strictly iov
cash. g
You will always find the best &
of groceries, fresh green vegetables $
and fruit in our store. a
We have our own special delivery for rush orders H
Alton S. Frey & Co I
I
Phones 201 .
Manuel Lopez
CLEAR HAVANA CIGARS
DENNING & KENT, Distributors
Roseburg, . . Oregon
SEE A. D. BRADLEY
Before selling your house
hold goods. He will pay
the Highest Cash Price.
A. D. Bradley, - - The 2nd Man
and supplies for
and Gasoline
Automobiles
H. W. ALTHAUS & SONS
Electricians : Machinists : Automobilists
Cor. Cass & Rose Sts., Phone 1441 Roseburg, Ore.
always has a "because" for
Get the habit good
or
Commercial Club Building
GROCERS It
Successors to J. F. Barker & Co.
ENGINE OIL
Engines
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