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TH"M' I ii'M' M"M"I"M'
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You Gain Everything and
Lose Nothing
By Purchasing
Your Christmas
Presents Now.
AH our Novelties the Cream of popular Jewelry are In shape to Inspect, Our stock Inst year
was large this year It Is doubled.
In Less
Than
One Month
Chrlstmaa will lie here. Don't wait until Into, and then not bo pl.aKid. Coino In now and buy the
most and the best goods you ever brouxht for tho money.
Our Christmas
Diamonds
are ready for you.. They've liven marked down to tho bottom notch. You want the Diamonds;
we need the mom-y HO MOT'S TUAIIIO.
W. E. CLINGENPEEL, Jeweler-Optician
Roseburg National Bank Building.
70 Years with Coughs and Colds
We have hud seventy years of experience with Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral. That makes us have great confidence in it for
coughs, colds, bronchitis, weak throats, and weak lungs. Ask your
own doctor what experience he has had with it. He knows. He can
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MIUSOL'KI HKXS PROFITABLE.
TRENTON, Mo., Dec. 8. That the
Missouri hen hus made a gain of
$5,000,000 last year in the value of
her surplus products, making a total
of $45,1)00, 000 realized from the
poultry Industry In this state during
the last year, Is the startling state
ment of the otllcials of the Missouri
Poultry Association, which opened Its
annual show here today. The show
is one of the largest in the country
and aside from the hundreds of Mis
souri exhibits, there are displays of
thoroughbred poultry from a dozen
other states.
The Missouri Poultry Association
is the official organization of Missouri
and receives a $4000 biennial appro
priation from the state. Mlssoiirians
are taking hold of thoroughbred poul
try with a vengeance and the state
show affords you an opportunity to
get in touch with those who are In
tho market for eggs or stock.
In addition to paying the largest
premiums paid In America fifty silver
cups are also offered at this show,
and other specials galore.
Itln Poultry Show.
CHARLESTON, S. C. Dec. 8. One
of the best poultry shows ever held
In South Carolina was opened today
by the Charleston Poultry Associa
tion and will extend through four
days. This Is the fifth annual ex
hibition of the association and Is the
biggest In its history.
It Is a Wonder.
Chamberlain's Liniment is one of
the most remarkable preparations yet
produced for the relief of rheumatic
pains, or for lame back, sprains and
bruises. The quick relief from pain
which It affords in case of rheuma
tism Is alone worth many times its
cost. Price 25 cents; large size 60
centB. For sale by Hamilton Drug
Co.
Read Review advs. for bargains.
Phone 214
LOCAL NKVYS.
John Casebeer, the Dlxonvllle mer
chant, was In town today.
A, Dleckmann waB down from Myr
tle Creek on business today.
For a nice ChriatmaB present buy a
Potted Fern. For sale at The ltoso.
dsw
Never sacrifice quality for price.
Bee a Hush and Lane and the Victor
piano. dtf
Umpqua Cold Oure la a guaran
teed remedy. . Quick and sure, at
Hamilton's. TF
Mrs. E. W. Pago, wife of the local
lumberman, has arrived liore from
Drain to spend the winter.
Phone 2211 for anything in the
bakery Hue. Free delivery. Ump
qua Oakery, Ed. Jennings, Pro
prietor. dTF
"Generally debilitated for years.
Had sick hoadachos, lacked ambition,
was worn out and all run down. Bur
dock lllood Hitters msdo me a well
woman." Mrs. Chas. Freltoy, Moos
up, Conn.
Feel languid, weak, run-down7
Headacho? Stomach "oft?" Just
a plain case of lazy liver. Burdock
Blood Bittors tones liver and stom
ach, promotes digestion, purifies the
blood.
"I Buffered habltuplly from consti
pation. Doan's Ruguluts relieved
and strengthened the bowelB, so that
they have been regular ever since."
A. K. Davis, grocor, Sulphur
Springs, Tex.
It. T. Pierce, Jaspor Howard and
Isadoro Irwin were In from Ten Mile
thlB morning, the latter making final
proof on his timber land claim be
fore the U. S. luud office. Mr. Pierce
tolls us the roads are In a better
condition than usuul at Ibis time of
Uie year.
Regular meeting of tho I. miles'
Comnuirclal Club was held Monday
evening . A number of routine mat
ters were discussed and nine new
members wore elected. They antici
pate a vory large Increase In mem
bership soon as the Club will ho at
homo In ho new Commercial club
headquarters within a few weeks
These ladles aro all real live boost
er for Roseburg and are doing goni
work for the upbuilding and beauti
fying of the town.
Messrs. Thompson nnd Rowley, of
Portland, who were here last week
looking Into the matter of an electric
road troin Itoseliurg to Coos liny, re
turned from Miirshflcld about 3
o'clock Sunday morning and left on
me next train for Portland, without
making any stutement as to the result
of their visit. This afternoon II. T.
McCiullcn had a conversation with
nowii'jr iiver ine long uixtance
pnono to Portland and Mr. Rowley
gave the Intimation that Mr. Thomii-
son was favorably Impressed with the
condillons from a huHly Inspection of
the country, and that I lie Itoseliurg
Commercial Club will be advised by
ii iit-r soon as lo wnal action, It any
will next bo taken.
TAKEN I'P A while s r. about 3
years old, dehorned and branded
on right hip with five-point star
back of which Is a smnll circle In
closed Inside 3-4 circle, brand on
left hip Indistinguishable. Owner
can nave same, by proving proper
ty and paying charges, t'ntl at
ltlley Dixon's old place on North
umpqua. it ,M. Saekett. dlf
OOAI, from Hock Springs. Wyom
ing. Leave orders at Knsehurg Null
llsnk. or with Kd Hose 'itlf
PORTLAND BANK IlOIIltKD.
Robbers Ksrapo With $17,000
Dropped a Roll of 20.
Special to the Evening Review.
PORTLAND. Or.. Dec. 8. All ef
forts last night and this morning fail
ed to get trace of the three unmnBk-
ed men who about six o clock last
evening held up and robbed the East
Side bank at the corner of Grand Av
enue and East Washington streets,
in this city.
Their booty, consisting of nhout
(17.000 In gold, silver um! currency,
was dumped Into two sacks and enr-
rled with them as they ran down
the street and disappeared. Six shots
were llred after them by II. S. New-
hall, president of the bank, nnd his
son, Roger Newhall, but none took
effect. The police have searched ev
ery part of the city but have discov
ered no clew. Portland citizens are
shocked at this hold robbery, being
unable to understand how three rub
bers could hold up the bank's presi
dent nnd cashier right on the busiest
thoroughfare on the east side of the
river, with scores of pedestrians con
stantly passing, and make good their
escape. Persons poHlng saw the
robber taking money from the New
halls Inside the hank but did not real
ize what was going on until the ban
dits hnd Mown and their victims gave
the alarm.
One of todny'B developments in the
case was the finding of the horse
and buggy In which the robbers es
caped. The outfit had been abandon
ed somo dlstnnco from the bank, nnd
nearby, In the mud, lay a roll of cur
rency nmountlng to $200. The rob
bers hired a rig at a slahle shortly
heforo tho robbery.
All Done In Two Minnies.
Just two minutes were required to
complete a robbery that has few pre
cedents for desperation and daring.
Entering tho bank. In the henrt of
tho East Side business section at an
hour when hundreds of people were
on tho streets, the leader and most
determined of the three men. nt pis
tol's point forced Mr. Newhall and
nis son. into Mr. Newhnll's private
This done two men who were
olllce.
waning oulsldo Jumped inside the
swinging door, and while one stood
wllh a cocked revolver watching the
entrance, the other held sacks Into
which the lender dumped the monev
from the counter nnd cash tills. They
left $:I00 In silver half dollars ati.'l
did not go Into tho vault, which was
open, evidently realizing that they
hud all they could carry away.
Three Willows llold-l'p.
Two young women on their wnv
homeward, stood In front of the hank
nnd saw the robbery, hut at tho mo
ment did not realize what was taking
place.
II. I). Coulson. head bookkeeper,
who hnd stepped out of the bank to
mall a letter across the street, was
also a witness, lie ran at once cal
ling for an otllcer. Patrolman Sher
wood, who had passed a few minutes
before. Hut in a twinkling the rob-
uers nan their plunder sacked and
were out of the hank and running out
East Washington street Intu the
thick darkness.
The young women. Miss ltertha
Kingston, of lor, Kast Slxih street.
and Miss Myrtle Ramsey, run Into
mi. sireei lor lear of being knocked
down liy the fugitives. U l ,,, to
them that a detailed description of
me uiree ro'inor was obtained. For.
while the Newhalls saw the leader of
the desperate trio clenrlv. Ihev
v.??"' ' ' Nl'llt Waist Nets.
Mi kvl m.4 linn .V.inl M ,-. I,.-,. lu ll I'ln, and llu. kles.
An ssanensp line ..f - ,i . rr iM,u Hnil (;,.,,,,
"VlT,!1"", ' ' '.'! '". lw. Hat Pins,
i. i,v7. ., v ""' "' 1 "'r.-JL" In lb.' ell,.
lt.tB)M ItlXis fn.il .mi i l.tHto.iHt
Kar Ncrewr, IWpI In.,.,, ni.hif n,l ivrl Set.. The finest line i.l
Silverware in Southern On-ip ils.tli ,li,. nm ,t,.r
fjomhj "rh "1y"- . l'kln Hliigs. Trays, t loth and list
eu.,, (Jem's Smoking SW. 1-i.dMV n-m til,L,,, ft
. . ..,-. ,,. , rnutl ami Silver Thinihli-a.
J. T. ERYAN, The Watchmaker
caught only a glimpse of the other
two men.
lender's Desperate Chances.
The leading spirit of tho robbery,
a man of 38, smooth shaved and
wearing seedy clothes, took all the
desperate chances and did the nctual
work of taking the money. Although
heavy set and clumsy of appearance,
he leaped through the teller's wicket
wllh marked agility, forced the offi
cials Into the privnto room, scooped
the money through the wicket Into
tho sncks held by one accomplice,
leaped back into the corridor with
his back to tho NewhallB and left
tho bank only after the other two
men were well clear of the door,
each of them carrying a suck. He
ran behind for a time, weapon in
hnnd, evidently Intent on protecting
the money-carriers from a rear lire.
Hut after covering a block he was
seen to Join his two assistants and
assist one of his confederates carry a
gunny suck In which $8000 lu gold
hnd been thrown.
TEA
was a royal indulgence
two hundred years ago.
Tis yet.
Your tracer return! your money It roil den'l
Ukeikuiluii.'. Deel: we per bin
Matinees ovory afternoon at The
Crescont. 6c. TF
LOST About Novembar 1st, from
tho premises of Roy Booth, east
of Yoncalla, a hound bitch, In color
black with white markings on
breast and belly, with white ring
around neck and white blaze on
face. Well advanced in years.
Responds to name "Nellie." in
formation concerning her w'll be
gratefully received und suitably
rewarded. Address Cnpt. G. W.
Short, Wilbur: R. A. Mouth, Eu
gene, or Roy It. Booth, Yoncalla,
Oregon. 8wo
REWARD Strayed or stolen from
my premises nt Rice Hill, Oregon,
on the night of Oct. 7th, one dark
brown gelding, 6 yeara old, weight
about 1150 lbs. Has black legs,
black mnno and tall; rather crook
ed hind legjs; no brands; also
light bay mare, same Bge, weight
about 1050; has slight Bear across
breast made by barb wire; has no
brand. A rewnrd of $25 will be
paid for the recovery of cither of
these animals, or $50 for both. Ad
dress G. W. Pettlt, or Owen Suth
erland, Oakland. Ore. sw
60 YEARS
EXPERIENCE
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eulatUm of any oteruiflp Journal. Terim. M
roar; four moiilha, $). Bold t7 all naw-xloalar.
MUNN & Co. New York
araoch nmo. Oft W 9C Waah 1041.00. UC
PROCURED AND DEFENDED. "t"l modal,
drawny in ii. lev for )-. nt.rrh n4l ftwrvpnrt.
Vir wlk-r, fKiw lo obtain patanta. Ir-feto uaraa,
cvpjrutua. IN ALL COUNTRIES.
IWiintss Jtrfft nitk H M4tafeV mim fitm.
PitMt and Ufrtpi.M prtctlc uclatlvtly,
H rii or (win lo ua al
I U Matt Mra oa Van ItetM Faint Mat,
WliMINOTON, D C.
Prosch Photo Studio
Roseburg National Bank Building
During the month of December I
will give an 8x10 enlargement with
each dozen of cabinet photos.
Also special prices on all sizes of
enlargements this month.
All work first class and guaranteed
ttdio Open from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Sundays by
Appointment only. ' PHONE 2181
C. F. Prosch, Prop.
X-mas Time is Here
And We Have a Large Assortment of
CANDIES for the Christmas trade
Ask for price on large quantities.
Our RAISINS and CURRANTS are fresh.
Our PLUM PUDDING is delicious.
Our GREEN OLIVES in bulk are excelleut.
HEINZE Sweet, Sour and Dill Pickles are the
best made we have them.
Don't forget that We have TURKEYS, GEESE
and CHICKENS.
When you want GROCERIES come and trade
with us. GOOD GOODS and RIGHT PRICES con
tribute to our success.
HARNESS & JOHNSON
Sheridan Street
GROCERS
Phone 1031
Armory Hall
TUESDAY, DEC. 15 AND 16
The Hit Of Th Season
GRAM JUBILEE MINSTRELS
--Auspices
Roseburg Lodge No. 326, Benovelent
and Protective Order of Elks.
30-Paoaie 30
6-Fannj tl Nfenv-t
. . .Headed by Stubbs and Bellows. . .
12 Soloists 12 and Grand Chorus.
Band and Orchestra. Watch for the Shaath Gown
Street Parade at Noon, December 15
See JUDGE LONG'S Justice Court in Session
PRICE 25, 35. 50c. Seats on Sale at Lenox & Ott's
Received To-Day
By Express sr.
New, Smart, Snappy
Hand Tailored Suits.
$18 and $20
Your Clothes Kept Pressed Free
cr.
Commercial . Club Building
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I of China
H Commencing on November
H 7, we will make low prices
8 on Haviland China. Come and
8 buy while stock is complete.
u so you can get what your
want. This sale strictly for
g cash.
8 You will always find the best
n of groceries, fresh green vegetables t
t ana iruit in our store.
8 We have our own special delivery for rush orders
Alton S. Frey&Co
8
Phones 201
GROCERS
Successors to J. F. Barker & Co.
8
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 m Man
GASOLINE, ENGINE OIL
o and supplies for
Automobiles and Gasoline Engines
H. W. ALTHAUS & SONS
Electricians : Machinists : Automobilists
Cor. Cass & Rose Sts., Phone 1441 Roseburg, Ore.
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