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About Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 9, 1909)
s RETIRING FROM BUSINESS DURING JANUARY. Our stock was too big to get completely closed out by January 1 , so our great closing out sale continues till every article is finally disposed of at such prices as you never had before or can expect to get again, except at a sale such as this. FINE ASSORTMENT YET IN ALL LINES. SHOES: Our immense shoe line can show you any style of (he best markets' best goods at, cost.. MEN'S HATS: and furnishing goods in best styles at cost and below. UMBRELLAS: suit cases, rain coats, neck ties, fancy sox, gloves, At n lace kai istcr. Tknacc onrfe nnt tpimminn At. lofift than cost.. Purs at. full and very latest dress skirts at less than cost. Table and everything that you can need at cost and less, while a pretty complete assortment yet remains. Have not coughed once all day? Yet you may cough tomorrow I Better be prepared for it when it comes. Ask your doctor about keeping Ayer's Cherry Pectoral in the house. Then when the hard cold or cough first appears you have a doctor's medicine at hand. Your doctor's approval of its use will certainly set all doubt at rest. Do as he says, bZ..'!i'. LOCAL NEWS. C. H. Manilla was In town from Kellogg tuiluy. For a reliable cough remedy ust MarsterB' Cough HulBmn. tf AGKU-KKKNAN Co. can sell your property. Abraham biiihlliiK. lw J. T. Spaugh was among the Look ing Glass people In town today. Umpqua Cold Cure 1b a guaran teed remedy. Quick and Bure, ai Hamilton's. TP I. A. Dean was down from Itlilillo to attond tho annual meeting of the fruitgrowers 'today. Barney Krnkenbergnr, of Seattle, la In Hoseburg greeting old friends and attending to business mutters. Hex The Oylmple Alllletie Meet nt Ixuiilon, F.nglnml, August, IIMIH; also "Mary Ntuiirt, (Jiiocn of NcoIh," ut The Crescent tonight. 2t John Marsden, or Marshfleld. lias filed with tho county clerk notice of appropriation or 9KO0 cubic Inches of water from I.oon I.nko anil Mill Creek for hydo-electrlc power purposes. Ills slated purpose includes tho construc tion of a dam 6 reel high and a Hume 4V4 feet deep nnd 8 feet wide. The "I.oon Lake Iteservelr nnd l'ower Slto" Is tho name given his filing. Ciuude L. Kidder returned today from Marshlleld, witero he built a houso on his homestead on tlie water front of that city. He will return there In a few days, accompaiulcil by his family, to Bpend several months. Heci The Oylmple Allilelic .Meet nl IU. lOnglioiil. August, IKON; also ".Mary Hlunrt, Oueen of Scols," at The Crescent (onlglit. Jt At I'ertlnnd. Friday, Nathan Fut lerton, of the local drug tlrm or Ful lerton & Richardson, was granted a dlvorro rrom Kthel Fullerton, on the ground or desertion. Mrs. Fullerton Is tho daughter ot Hon. C, W. Not tlngham, n prominent cement dealer nnd politician of I'm thinil. The ninr rlnge occurred In that city In Sep tember. 1X811, and they have one child, which has been In the custody of the mother since she left their Itoseburg home In July, 1907. On the witness stand, Fullerlon said his wife left him for no other reason than thot she could not live happily with him onv Ioniser. mm FOR AND ALL THROAT and LUNG DISEASES PREVENTS ptJEUuioniA and consuciPTiou nn.hi. tfZlZM! w . nnablt to work and scarcely able after using one bottle 1 went back PRICE 60o half nrice. Ladies' verv newest, handsome cloaks. LOCAL NEWS. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. It. Sharp, of Pasco, Wash., arrived hero this morning for a visit with his brolher, VV. II. Sharp, and family. Senator II. I). Norton, of Grants I'ass, was in this cily today on busi ness before the II. S. land olllce. He goes to Salem tonight for tho open ing of the legislative session. Douglas County Creamery butter only 8bc a two-pound square. Asl your grocer for It. Patronize home ndustry. dtf A new electric nrc light was put In place today in North itoseburg, near Ihe Intersection of Jackson nnd Win chester street Just north of tho Deer Creek bridge. This will iiermH dis pensing with several small Incandes cent llghls In that vicinity, give better sorvico and nt no material increase In cxiKinse to tho city. llcwnre of Frequent Colds A succession of colds or a protract ed cold Is almost certain to end In chronic catarrh, from which row per sona evor wholly recover. (!ivo every cold tho attention it deserves and you may nvold this disagreeable dis ease. How can you cure a cold? Why not try Chamberlalu B Cough Hem edy? It la highly recommended. Mrs. M. Whlto, ot llutler, Tenn., snyB: "Several years ago I was bothered with my throat and lungs. Sotnoono told mo or Chumherlaln's Cough Itemedy. I began using It nnd It re lieved me nt once. Now my thront and lungs are sound nnd well." For sale by Hamilton Drug Co. Marlln A. Peterson, or lilxonvllle. who was taken Into custody by Con stable Itynn In Moore's feed stable. In this city, Friday, was taken 'to tho state asylum for the Insane today, puruant lo an order of committment made by the county court. Peterson' mental unbalancing Is due to sun stroke, sustained three years ago. He wants to wash his race and head con tinually, being deluded with the idea that this will cure him of his "crazy pells," as he calls Ihem. Peterson Is 2d years of nge. Ills mother lives at Sodiivllle. l.lnn countv im DR. KING'S COUGHS ano GOLDS 4 !tUt? 00 my IunK ",d 10 eonP'oteW pro.tr.td me that I .. to aland. I then wae advised to try Br. King' Hew DiecorerT. end to work, weU I erer w.i." ' 8 W. J. ATKINS, Banner Springe, Tenn. SOLD Ah AK4)9ViSg tfif II. it IMU lit, IN 1 S. linens, napkins, towels, so be sure to come now, H. MARKS CO. DOCTOIl'S ASSAILANT (1IVHN 10-VF.AK LIMIT. SALEM, Or., Jan. 8. Homer Black, convicted of attempting to kill nnd rob Dr. Clurence Robertson, was sentenced today by Judge Burnett of tho Marion county circuit court to a term of 10 years in the Btate peni lentlury. The penalty Imposed Is the maximum. Dr. Robertson was shot while en deavoring to evade a holdup at the hands of Black ono evening as the physician was making a professional call. Black was convicted on strong circumstantial evidence. ONLY ONK "BUST." Koscliurg I'coplo (live Credit When Credit Is Due. People of Rosebnrg who suffer with sick kidneys nnd bad backs want a kidney remedy that can bo depend ed upon. The best Is Donn's Kidney Pills, a medicine for the kidneys on ly, made from pure roots and herbs, anil 'the only one that Ib backed by cures in Hoseburg. Here'8 Hoseburg testimony: J. W. Wright, real estate nnd tire Insurance agent, Room 8, Mursters' llldg., itoseburg, Ore., says: "There Is no question in my mind as to the vnlue of Donn's Kidney Pills and 1 rully believe them to be the best rem edy obtainable for kidney complaint. Bncknche hnd been my close compan ion for so long a time that I most despaired of ever being cured. Af ter having used numerous remedlor without obtaining nny beneficial re sults, I was Indued to try Donn'B Kidney Pills, procuring thorn at A. C. Mursters & Co's. drug store. They not only banished the backacho, but strengthened my kidneys and Im proved my genernl health. Should 1 ever have a return of tho trouble, I would Immediately resort to Doan's Kidney Pills, feeling confident that good results will follow their use." For snle by all d-ugglsts. Price 50 cents. Foster-MllDurn Co., Duf fulo, New York, sole agents for the United States. ltemembor tho name Doan's and tako no other. UFA I, KSTATK TltANMFKItH. Kennoy Jones to Samuel Sheppard, $ ; lifi acres near Oakland. 11. J. Tapp to F. H. Walle, 12000; ItMl acres sec. 9. 2r-5. R. L. Sanders to W. U. Moore. $.100; 15 acres near Drain. o Read Review odvs. for bargains. cubes OVERY AND $1.00 HATCH OF NEW CAHKH IN CIRCUIT COl'IU. Nine In AJ1, With Two of Them Suite For Divorce, One of Which is a Very Spicy Article. During the present week, nine new cases have been added to the civil docket ot the circuit court, which op en in regular session next Monday Two of these are divorce cases and one of them Is of a mildly sensation al nature. The remainder are actions for money and suite Involving proper ty ownership. Bertha I). High vs. Herbert 71. High is the title of oue of the most salacious divorce suits that haB been filed here for some time. The plain tiff is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E H. Smith, of this city, and the de fendant Is a Southern Pacific brake man, now working out of ' Albany. They were married In Itoseburg, Dee. 24, 1902, and bave a son, ot wbom the mother asks custody. - In he complaint, Mrs. High accuses her hus band of very dissolute conduct, spe cifically a habit of seeking the com pany of other women and Indulging In illicit relations with them. She mentions four different women In the course of her allegations, to one of whom, she avers, her husband gaie two of her rings and attempted to give her necklace, also. With this party, who hails from Glendale, Mrs. High alleges her husband had a very gay old time Che also says that he went driving with two Inmates of a bawdy he use of this city and walked on the sti cots with one of them while drunk. Once when Mrs. High was sick In bee! h-r husband cried, and ne hastened to reassure her that he wue not cryng f-.r her, but because h!s Glendale "affinity" had broken her ankle. High's unbearable conduct reached a climax, however, when, ac cording to the complaint, he sug gested to his wife that she enter a house of ill-fame. Martha E. Montgomery is suing Wm. L. Montgomery for a divorce because they are cousins. Contrary to law, however, she does not allege that Bhe was led into a state of con sanguinity by fraud when Bhe mar ried Montgomery at Grants Pass In September, 1904. This defect in the complaint Is probably due to the In experience of her attorney, Claud L. Devore, who has stated his case on less than one-halt page of legal-size pa tier. T. N. Humphreys has sued J. D. and John Hamilton to recover on a $.100 promissory note, originally the property of B. M. Armltage. Besses the principal, interest of $81.45 is asked. J. H. Price has sued Lydla Das comb to foreclose a mortgage for $2000 on land at Ruckles. C. E. Ilogue vs. Minnie and C. F. Ambbary is the title ot another tore closure suit. The land Is situated In sees. 24 and 25, 29-4, and the amount Is $2000. 11. J. Russell petitions to quiet title to 99 acres of land near Wilbur. The dofendantB are W. Leatherman, L. M. Smith and C. W. Halght. R. B. Dixon asks judgment for $4 00 from J. T. Spaugh, because a fire started by the engine of Spaugh's threshing machine burned up 800 bushels of oats and 100 bushels of wheat belonging to Dixon, who al leges that the Are was due to Spaugh's "negligence and careless ness." Clarence and Frceland Cornutt, comprising itbe Cornutt Lumber Co., have sued the Sterling Lumber Co. for $1710, alleged to be due on an accounting. Emma E. Fassett has levied attach ment on 60 1-3 acres of land at Bos well Springs In course of suit against Mrs. K. E. Hoswoll to recover $200 on a promissory note. - (i AUDI NK.lt, TOO, WOITLD HE NEW COUNTY SEAT. Eugene Guard: "The people of Gardiner, Douglas county,' remarked a traveling man here last night, "want a county of their own, as well as Drain and Cottage Grove. They think that western Lane and western Douglas might combine to the better ment of the two sections, which are now entirely under different organiza tions." "Gardiner." he continued In ex planation, "Is the seaport ot Douglas county and Florence of Lane county. The character of both towns Is about the same, and the Bectlons surround ing each other are also very similar. Neither section has any vital Interest In common with any of the Interior points of either Douglas or Lane county, and another coast county sim ilar to Coos would surely be more satisfactory to the people of both dis tricts. " A bystander wondered what the 'inpulatlon of such a county would he, and tho visitor admitted that It would be small. However, he thought by Inking In Drain and that section in one side, and drawing the line in Lane county east of Mapleton some listanre. the property valuation ould be equal to one-halt of that of 4he whole of Douglas county at iresent. Gardiner would be the logical ounty seat. That port would be near Florence and Sluslaw districts, and not far rrom uprlver section In Doug 'as county. A name for the new ounty might be Umpqua, Sluslaw. Coast or the name of some famour man. as Applegate or MeLaughllr. who are so closely connected with Oregon history, o . . SPECIAL 8AI.R OF HEW. ISO MACHINES. We have the following machines that we will close at prices named: One Webfoot, regular $22.50, close $15.00; one Norwood, regular $25.00, close $20.00; one Climax regular $J0.00 close $25.00; two Paragons, regular $.10.00, close $25; three Standards, regular $50. clone $40. The above machines are In per fect order and bargains If vou need a machine. M. W. STRONG, Th Furniture Man, Hoseburg. Ore., dtf H. J. Roblnett doee hauling and plowing, pbone SS7. dJ30 For a nice Holiday present buy a Potted Fern. For sale at The Rn. , . . TF ANNUAL MEETING. (Contined from page 1.) It was the sense ot the meeting that a horticultural convention be held In this county at an early date to promote (the fruit-growing Inter ests. The board of directors convened at the close of the stockholders' meet ing and organized by. electing the following officers. President I. A. Dean. Secretary E. L. Cannon. Treasurer T. R. Sheridan. PURCHASE SCHOOL GROUNDS. Hoard ot Trustees Secure tlie Bellows and llarzee Tracts. At a meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Itoseburg School dis trict Friday, the action of the recent school meeting was confirmed, in re lation to the purchase of grounds for the West Roseburg and Riverside school. They therefore purchased of A. J. Bellows, of West Roseburg, and Louis Barzee, ot Riverside, the two respective tracts of land heretofore specified for the purposes named, for the sum of $500 each. In relation to the purchase of four lots adjoining the High School grounds in the Waite Addition, for $1200, the proposal was not favored by the school board at the price named and the purchase was not made. It ia probable that arrange ments will be made for the erection of suitable school buildings on the tracts purchased during the coming summer. Schools are now being con ducted In each of these wards In buildings temporarily leased for the purpose. P. Bond, the real estate agent, re ports the sale by S. 8. Swenlng, now of Medford, of the former McWil llatns residence property, on PMzer Street, to Miss Katherlne and Russell Dunham, for $1,125. Good Cough Medicine tor Children. The Beason for coughs and colds Is now at hand and too much care can not be used to protect the children. A child Is much more likely to con tract diphtheria or scarlet fever when he has a cold. The quicker you cure bis cold the lees the risk. Chamber lain's Cough Remedy Is the sole re liance of many mothers, and few of those who have tried It are willing to use any other. Mrs. F. F. Starcher of Ripley, W. Va., aays: "I have never used anything other than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for my children and It has always given good satisfaction." This remedy contains no opium or other narcotic and may be given as confidently to a child as to an adult. For asle by Hamilton Drug Co. FOR SALE. FOR SALE One span of ponies, 4 and 5 years of age; weight about 950 lbs. each; In fair condition. Price $100 If taken at once. Call on or address Jason B Hughes, RoBoburg, R. F. D. No. I Box 63. dsw FOR SALE Rhubarb plant roots; call very soon If you want any. H. C. Dawson, North Side ot Deer Creek, opposite cemetery. dsw FOR SALE Four One residence lots, 2 on Pine St., opposite the Christ Ian church and 2 on Maple St., 1 hi blocks from 8. P. Depot. En quire of L, Bauer, city. dsswtt FOR SALE A nice noma in North Roseburg on Jackson St. Inquire Cobb Real Estate Co., or address A., Box 114, Roseburg. - dtt FOR SALE An old established busi ness. Inquire or address Box 421. Roseburg, Ore. dtt FOR 8AI.E 100 dlse Phonograph records, slightly used, at half price. Crescent Theatre. dtf FOR SALE House barn and two lots on Hoover street; good well. Inquire on premises or address T. Maupin, owner, RoBeburg. aJ12 MISCELLANEOUS. FOUND Lady's glove. Owner can have same by calling at this office and describing it. tf WANTED Good live agent. Call at Room 6, Review building. -dtf MIDDLE-AGED LADY WANTED To keep house. " Apply at home of R. A. Whitaker, Short St., Rose burg. dswp2 ROOM AND BOARD First class board, and rooms If desired. Mrs. L. B. Kingman, cor. Mill and Floed Sts., Phone Main 1431. dtf WANTED To rent or buy, small farm suitable for diversified farm ing, with some Improvements; may consider unimproved place It price Is right. Give full particu lars. Address C. B., care Review. dsw WANTED High School girl wants place to work for board and go to school. Address Box R., Rose burg . WANTED TO RENT Five or 7 room furnished bouse, close In; adults. Address J. II.. this office. LOST Between the Grove and the Soldiers' Home, a child's plain gold bracelet. Reward for return of same to this office. dtf LOST A female Llewellyn setter, about 8 months old; black head and ears. Reward for her return. Mrs. Maud Kirk, So. Jackson St. djlt LADY'S FUR COLLAR Was found on the sheets, near Dixon's livery stables, and left at this office. Owner please call. WANTED High school girl wsnts a place to work tor board and go to school. Address B. C, care Re view, Roseburg. dJ14 Why You Should Wear a Mentor MENTOR UNIONS SUNDAY AT THE CHURCHES ' Baptist, Rev. E. H. Hicks, pastor. Sermons at 11 a. m., and 7:30 p. m. Morning: "The Word-Made Flesh;" evening: "Ruth's Wise Choice." Bible school, at 10 a. m.; R. Y. P. U. at 7:30 p. m., Harry Hat field leader. Special music, everyone cordially invited. Methodist. Rev. J. K. Hawkins, pastor Sermon at 11 a. m. Subject: "The Spirit of Prayer;" sermon at 7:30 p. m.: "The Relation of Parent to Child." This Is the second of a series of sermons on "Modern Life." At 2:30 p. m., Mra. Frank Wheeler, State Secy, of the W. C. T. U., will address the young people. An inter esting program haB been arranged. All are welcome to these meetings. Episcopal Services conducted by Archdeacon Chambers, of Portland. Holy communion at 7:30 and 11 a. m., with sermon at the latter hour. Evening prayer and sermon at 7:30. About Digestion. It Is not the quantity ot food taken but the amount digested and assim ilated that gives strength and vital ity to the system. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Invigorate the stomach and liver and enable them to perofrm their functions. The E. C. Hughes EUGENE BOTTLING CO. Manufacturers of AH Kinds of Soft Drinks, SYRUPS, BOTTLING GOODS, ALSO GAS Mail orders to Eugene,. 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 The New Year is Here And We Have a Large Assortment of CANDIES for the New Year trade Ask for price on large quantities.' Our RAISINS and CURRANTS are fresli. Our PLUM PUDDING is de'icious. Our GREEN OLIVES in bulk are excellent. HEINZ Sweet, Sour and Dill Pickles are the best made we have them. Don't forget that we have TURKEYS, GEKSE and CHICKENS. When you wautJGROCERIES come and trade with us. GOOD GOODS and IGriT PRICES con tribute to our success. HARNESS .& JOHNSON Sheridan Street GROCERS Phone 1031 Union Suit. Elastic Fit like a second skin. No drawers to slide down. No shirt to crawl up. No double thickness around the waist. No weight on the hips. Knit fabric keeps the skin dry.. Either wool or cotton.and an assortment of weights Prices $1.75, $2.50 $3, $4 and $5 per Suit .Your Suit Kept Pressed, Free of Charge. or. Commercial Club Building result Is a relish for your food,1 In creased strength and weight, greater endurance and a clear head. Price 25 cents. Sample free. For sale by Hamilton Drug Co. , BIO LAND OPENINO. Call at the Douglas County Ab stract Co. and learn all about the big land opening, Jan. 20, 1909. FOil SALE Two fresh milch cows at reasonable price. Address Mr. Mc Clellan, Wilbur, Or., or call at the ranch In Garden Valley. d AGEE-KERNAN Co. for real estate bargains. dsw For any of the ordinary dlBeases ot the skin Chamberlain's Salve Is ex ce.lent. It not only allays the Itch ing and smarting but effects a cure. For sale by Hamilton Drug Co. Mrs. Potter told the convention of ladles that her doctor snid that good coffee properly made would not hurt anyone. She said to buy Folger's Golden Gate whole roast, have the grocer grind it, or grind it at home. 13 Woman loves a clear, rosy com plexion. Burdock Blood Bitters puri fies the blood, clears the skin, re 8tore8 ruddy, sound health. Jos. Pironi
