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About Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1908)
7 wan large tbfs year It Is doubled. . You Gain Everything and Lose Nothing By Purchasing Your Christmas Presents Now. All our Noveltlos the Cream of popular Jewelry are In shmie to Inspect, Our stock last year In Less Than . One Month Chrliitnifui will be hero. Don't wait until lute, anil then not be plt'ownl. Come In now and buy the most and the best goods you ever brought for the money. Our Christmas Diamonds are ready for you.. They're been marked down to the bottom notch. You want the Diamonds; we need the mow' HO MOTH TItADK. W.E. CLINGENPEEL, Jeweler-Optician Roseburg National Bank Building. Phone 214 n ht TTi ill ill ttttttt 11111111111 1 i 1 11 11 i i t &OCAI NEWS. Por a nice Chrlfitmaa present buy a Potted Fern. For Bale at The Hone. daw Never sacrifice quality for price. See a Uush and Lane and the Victor piano. dtf Farmers, mechanics, rallroadera, laborers, rely on Dr. Thomas' Ecluc trlc Oil. Takes the ntlng out of cuts, or bruises at once. Pain cannot. stay where It Is used. 8am Rust, who accompanied Ilurb Brockway to Klamath Hot Springs about one month ago, returned home Thursday night. He reports Mr. Brockway greatly Improved. Drain Camp, Woodmen of the World, will Initiate a cIhhs of over tiu members on the evening of Dec. 14th. Bohemia Camp's crack drill team, of Cottage Grove, will put on the work. F. B. Tlchenor, general organizer, will be the chief speaker. . Mr. and Mrs. 8. F. Hamilton, for merly of Stephens, have become per manent residents of Hoseburg. They are living In a neat bungalow, on Fullerton avenue. In the Hamilton Addition, which Mr. Hamilton has purchased. He has sold hla farms at both Stephens and Myrtle Creek. For any of tho ordinary diseases of the skin Chamberlain's Solve U ex cellent. It not only allays the Mi Ing and smarting but effects a cure. For sale by Hamilton Drug Co. COUNTltY BOYS WANTND FOlt IWHINKHK IMS.TIONH Business men of Oakland and San Francisco, and other large cities, want young men reared Ln tho coun try to prepare for commercial posi tions. Kxperlence has shown that the average boy from the farm has habltB of Industry and Integrity that make for buccosb. The Polytechnic Bunlmwn College of Oakland, Calif., has made a phe nomenal record In training and plac ing young men and women In busi ness potilllons and tho Collcgo is so located as to provide homelike ac commodations at very low ratos. It Is said that vory young man who has. taken th complete run rue ln buslnees training at this College has received remunerative employ ment upon graduation. An Illustrated Catalogue will bo seat froe to any otie who will write to Prof. W. K. (.ilHwta, itOtl Truth St., Onkhuid, Cnl. DAILY. WEATHKK BE PORT U.S. Weather Bureau, local otllcc, Roburg, Ore. U bourn ending 6 a. m. Dec. 12, 190. 1'reclplUlion ln Inohei and huudretltbi: Mai tin u in temperature.,.,,., 41 Minimum tempemtartj JW FrecliilUtluii 0.UU Total prnclp. ilnue flrnt of tootitb 0 11 Avg. ruti. fur this m on tli (or 90 years.... 6.Ui ToUl prt'Ctp. from Sept. 1, 1JH, to date 82 Average p reel p. from Sepiembsr 1, 1H77....10.1K Total dflteleiH-y trom Bepl. 1, I'JUS AveraKO prcclpitnlluti (or $1 wol tv&ronn, SupL to May (IuvIiihIv') S2.U3 W n.1,1 am Hki.l, OtiHttrvur. For ItoHeburg ami Vicinity: Kul n tonight and Sunday; cooler Sunduy. Keud Review ad vs. for bargains. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. llliikeloy return ed this morning from a trip to Port land. The young man who took the Tur key from J. F. Ttmipllu's yard Fri day evening nnd carried It up Oak Street under his firm. Is known. If he will return tho sumo nt once he will savo himself a great deal of trouble. dsw A man believed to be ono of the bandits who robbed tho Fast Side Hnnk In Portland made hlB uppoar aiK'O ut the local bawdy huutw a few nights ago. The vltdtor dlKplayed a huge roll of bills of $100 denomina tion. Ho disappeared from the city the snmo night, and since that time tho local authorities have tried to locate him, but so far huvo failed. Biliousness hftvn med jnnr TtlntbU CmctU and And m tturfank. f!oiil.1n't tin will I ilium. I hit! oatd tliaiii fur mnia Unit for tiicllailin and ltauti BHil kin now cinllijr enrfiil. Uecnm mai:d lhm o ararjruiic. hn- trind. JOD Will fitter tia ffltbuut Itioiu In lli fmiillj." Cdiratil A. Man, Albany. M.T. Best Tor i ineooweis candy cA-nunmc Pleiaant. ftUUtiU. Polant Tl OwWl , Do Oo4, Hfr Slokan. Wnkken or llrlpo. 10c. lie, le. Nr 5)il la Ixilti. lamilua Ul.tftt iKinticd 0 0 0. utranlud U aur ur jour numr buk. Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. 60 ANNUAL SALE. TEN MILLION BOXES HIS MOTHER. Hello Bill ! TUESDAY, DEC. 15 AND 16 Th. Hit Of The Shha GRAND JUBILEE MINSTRELS -Auspices-- Roseburg Lodge No. 326, Penevolent and Protective Order of Elks. 30People--30 6--Funny End Men 6 . . .Headed by Stubbs and Bellows. 12 -Soloists 12 and Grand Chorus. Band and Orchestra. Watch for the Sheath Gown Street Parade at JKoonf December 15 See JUDGE LONG'S Justice CourPbT Session . - PRICE 25. 35, 50c. Seats on Sale at Lenox & Ott's Mrs. Ardcn sits ln her luxuriant boa-1 dofr gazing iitently on her sou's pic ture, which rests on a table, wishing she could hear the sound of his voice echoing through the house again. She had cast him off because he had con tracted a misalliance, refusing to bold any Intercourse ith him. In vain be pleaded. She remained Immovable. It Is now two years since his mar riage, and, though she has often longed for his presence, she has never Be lt now leged It until now. Perhaps she might have remained estranged bad It not been owing to the sermon which the minister preached Sunday on "Mother Love," relating several touch ing Incidents of sacrifice which moth era have made for their sons. What had she done? Disowned her son be cause he married a poor girl. What need of her being so bitter? If Jack loved the girl, why was Bhe so obsti nate? She resolved to search for him and bring him home. Two months have passed. Mrs. Ar dcu has left no stone unturned to find her son, but to no avail. Bhe fears she will be unsuccessful. Perhaps years may elapse before any account of him muy be obtained. She Is pac ing the room nervously when Mr. Ity mer, her lawyer, Is announced. One gluuce Is sufficient She steps forward, exclaiming, "You have good news?" "Yes," replied Mr. Rymer; "I have seen your son, but did not make my prose nee known. He lives ln Q. and Is employed by Wright & Carter as bookkeeper. I obtained my informa tion from Mr. Wright, confiding the story to hi in, knowing you will want him to come home with you. He Is glad for Mr. Anion's sake, but sorry to lose such au earnest worker. I also called on Mrs. Arden, but as a book agent, and I admire his taste. While their home Is not luxurious, everything Is cosy, and I am sure she Is an excel lent wife." "Oh, I am so gladl Mr. Rymer, If 1 start immediately I could reach the house before Jack, tell bis wife who I am and surprise him when he comes to supier, could I not? "Yea; there Is a train at noon. That Is nn excellent plan. Yon will call to night Jack will be pleased to see you, aud" "I should like to see him. Yes, I shall call. Cioodbyt" Evening of the same day. Mrs, At dou has been at her son's home two hours, long enough for ber to agree with Mr. Kymer by admiring his selec tion of a wife. Alice, Jack's wife, ts uullke the Aniens, being small and fair, while they are tall and dark. Mrs. Anion and Alice have become the best of frlonds. They are awaiting Jack's nrrtval. When they hear bis footsteps, Mrs. Anlen will step Into the next room and await an opportunity for her appearance, "How the time drags! exclaims Alice as she kneels beside Mrs. Anlen, clasping her hand. "Dear mother, I am so happy I 1 long for Jack to come, knowing be but wished to be reunited to you to complete his happiness. Ev ery moment seems an hour." "Whnt a cross woman I have been! But," smiling fondly into the upturned face, "I did not know 1 had such a lovely little daughter. "I guess you thought I wanted Jack's money, but you know now, don't you? Uer answer ts to take the slender TEA Good tea, close price. There is no other way to build a good business or keep a pood business. A. SckllllM'l m: a. Mr kua. Say it Over and Over Again Headaches. Headaches. Headaches. Headaches. Olll..M 11111...... DUlA.xna.M Dll..anUI RlllnliulM Constipation. Ayer'sHlk. Constipation. Aver PUU. Constipation. Ayer's PUU. If your doctor says this is all right, remember It! Constipation. Ayer's Pills. S. A7r Oo.. wiil. Mu.. tonn In ber arm. and klM ber. freseutlj Jack', footstep, art heard. Mrs. Arden steps Into the next room. The door opens, and Jack exclaim.: "Why, Alice, you look radiant! What la It, little glrU Good Dew.r "Jack, do I ..er look onhappjl" -No, but you look extremely happy tonight" "I guess happiness Is ln the air," re plies Alice, with a roguish smile. -Perhaps you may Inhale some of it But be seated. Supper will be cold." "Have you mad. a mistake, Alice?" auks Jack as he sees an ztra plate laid. "For whom is the third plater A band la laid oo his aboulder. A voice which causes him to start says, "Por me." In less time than It takes to tell It Jack haa exclaimed "Mother!" and clasps her so tightly she fears she will never be free, kissing ber again and ufialn. nen mother and son have recov ered their composure, Mrs. Arden tells him how ber conscience rebuked ber after hearing the sermon, and when she sat looking at bis picture and long ing for the sound of his voice she deter mined to find blm and bring him home. Mr. Rymer enters ut this point, nnd great Is Alice's, or, aa he calls ber. "young Mrs. Ardcn'a." dismay to And that "the persistent book agent" and the lawyer are one. Jack Is delighted to flee his old friend. After greetings have been exchanged hetween smiles nnd tears Jack turus lo the group, saying. "Well, you all formed a conspiracy against me, hut If ill plots ended as happily as mine tbla ivould be a good world." Within a week they have gone to live ivlth "mother," dispensing with their ilnt. Jack's mother Is happier than she 'ins been for years. "Young Mrs. Ar den" has a stanch admirer ln Mr. Ry mer, who thinks abe Is charming. He and Jack are fast friends. Alice won ders wby Jack should tell her his mothor was stern. I 'or her part sbe thinks there Is no one excepting Jack, of courso so nice as his mother. Bos. ton Post MEXICO'S GREAT DAY. turned today toward Guadalupe with all the pious fervor of Moslems for Mecca. Kor today 1b set apart In hon or of the Virgin of Guadalupe, the patron Bafnt and protectress of Mexi co, whom every loyal son of the church worships as a goddess. Just as all roads lead to Rome, so iliri nil rrtmla Ipnri tn nitnrifllniiA tnrlnv and the slumbering village of last week which has been showing elgns of life for several days was, overnight transformed into a seething metro polis. Today Guadalupe day fully 100,000 people thronged the streets of Guadalupe Hidalgo, paying tribute to America's holiest shrine and wor shipping Nuestra Senora de Guada lupe, the patron saint of Mexico. Here ln the city the day was gen erally observed as a holiday, the business streets being deserted save for the people leaving for the celebra tion at Guadalupe. "Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe" dates back to 1631, ten years after the conquest of Mexico by the Span iards, when, according to tradition, the Virgin Mary appeared to an In dian on the spot where the church now stands and made known to him that she wanted an edifice erected to her honor there. CITY OF MEXICO.Dec. 12. Pil grims footsore and weary from long tramps from dlHtant parts of the re public, and pilgrims surrounded with all the Kmp and magnlflcence of palace cars and big automobiles, Am erican millionaires and Mexican peas ants, SpaniBh dons and blanketed In dians, as motley a crowd as ever gathered In any city In the world, LlvxirOenna acts gentlyet prompt ly onthe bowels, cleanses he system effectually, assists one m overcoming haUtual constipation permanently. To get its oenef icial effects buy the Genuine. f lonu act ured by the CALIFORNIA Plo Syrup Co. SOU) Br IXADIN0 DRUGGISTS-504 .BOmf. A Beautiful Assortment of Pleasing Gifts In Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware, Novelties, Etc, A Generous Assortment, full of Quality and Merit, for Holiday Presents. Salzman's Proscli 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 Studio Open from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Sundays by Appointment only. PHONE 2181 C. F.oProsch, Prop. Have you thought of giving a man for CHRISTMAS A BOX OF ASSORTED in ii TOE-HEEL HALF-HOSE? It will please him and save someone a lot of darning. Beautiful permanent silk-lustre colors, snug fitting, fine texture socks, possessing wearing qual ities little short of marvelous. Six colors of your own selection in a handsome green box, only $ 1 .50. Your Clothes Kept Pressed Free or. Commercial Club Building Cleaning Out Sale Of China and Semi Porcelain We have decided to add to the China sale several patt erns of Porcelain. Every one come and get prices. Also some special premi ums in Groceries and Ap ples. Have a full line for the holiday trade. Alton S. Frey &Co GROCERS Phones 201 Successors to J. P. Barker & Co. 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 aud supplies for Automobiles and Gasoline Engines H. W0. ALTHAUS & SONS Electricians : Machinists : Automobilists Cor. Cass & Rose Sts., Phone 1441 Roseburg. Ore.
