Roseburg review., August 27, 1909, Image 2

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Six mouths 1.00
AUGUST 27, 1000.
Everybody nod hla family were In
town today--and aH "baw the ele
phant, '
Judging from the crowds, circus (
day, like July 4tn. is a "legal Don
day" for most people.
Roseburg was "at home" today,
and a census or residents and visitors ,
would show a total of at leant 15,000.
The new wide sidewalks were
scarcely wide enough today but the
paved strecU In front were good to
walk on.
Tomperatute only 44 In Roseburg
this morning. Baker City reported
frost there, while at Redding, Calif.,
( the temperature was 72 at sunrise, so
Weather Observer Dell reports. As
usual, winter and summer, our cli
mate Is 4he happy medium.
There Is no doubt about .the pros
perlty of Douglas county, as was cvl
denced by the thousands of well-
dressed people on our streets today.
Nearly nil of them went to the circus,
too the biggest travelling show on
earth, for the price of admission.
Even the District Fair Orounds
were Oiled with campers Thursday
night, who had come from a distance
to aee the circus. It Is estimated that
one hundred teams came over from
Coos county. Then the trains from
both north and south were crowded
until standing room was at a prem
ium. Tbey are talking about Its being
an eight billion dollar harvest thU
year, and some people are worrying
whether there will be money enough
to move such a vast amount of crop
to the proper markets. The Inter
state commissioners also predict a big
shortage: In freight cars. No doubt
there Is some cause for concern along
these lines. Hut, after nil, It glvet
one a comfortable sort of feeling tc
think thnt tho crops are so Inrge
that the chief problem Is how to dis
pose of them to the best advantage.
It Is a whole lot nicer to worry about
that sort of thing than to be dlsan-
pointed In the Blze and value of the
crops themselves. Ex.
GOVERNOR- IIENSON
IN HPLENDI l HEALTH
SALEM, Aug, 26 C. N. McArthur.
secretary to tho governor, today re
ceived a letter from Governor llon
aon in which the executive stated he
expected to return to the stnte capltnl
about Sept. 4. The governor, who Ik
In San Francisco, writes he la in ex
cellent health and la enjoying his va
cation. -
IIEE STILL IIIZZING
IN ABRAHAM'S HON NET.
SALEM, Or., Aug. 20. Senator
Abraham, of Douglas county, wan In
the city today on his way homo nfter
a month's outing on the coast.
While he disclaimed any knowl
edge of tho political situation, he nil
milled he had been mentioned by
hie friends for governor and that
things might possibly shape them
selves so ho would take a flllig at
the prlxe. He will, however, come
to no definite conclusion In the mat
ter for several munths yet.
MAN NVIflDES DESPITE
HIS WIPE'S PLEADING.
1IEPPNKR, Or., Aug. 2S In the
presence of his wile, who valnlr
pleaded with him In desist from hk
rash Intent. Iwla Kinney, a promin
ent business man of lleppner, shot
and killed himself today, ir. miles
from here, on Willow Creek. As yet
the motive Is unknown.
sir. and Mrs. Kinney had gone to
ne monntatns fur an outing several
days ago. It Is said Kinney had been
hunting deer Just before the trngedy
occurted. and shot himself In the
mouth with his rifle.
Washington's Plague Knots
He In the low. marsh v bottoms of
tne I'ototuac, the breeding ground of
malaria germs These germs cause
chills, fever and ag-te, biliousness.
Jaundice, lassitude, weakness and
general debility and b-lng suffering
or death to thousands vcarlv Hut
Electrla Hitters never fali to , -utroy
them and cure malaria troubles
"They are the best all-round tonlr
rnd cure for mslarla I ever used.'
writes 11. M. .lames, of Wmellen. S
C. They cure Stomach, Liver. Kid
ney and Hlood Troubles and will ore
Tent Typhoid. Try them, (,0c. Guar
anteed by all druggists.
TO THE PUII.IC.
Any one who may be afflicted with
any of the following diseases: llursa
purs, cnruuiiriefl, oous, eczema, ere-
ypelas. blood poison, or any bad
sore thai has been sore for months
or years, call on me any Saturday
ftemoon from 1 to 5 o'clock al The
llerrlugton House. No cure no pay
daJ7 JOHN KHK'OTT.
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For good printing of all kinds
Tht Review always leads.
For prompt piano tuning and re
pairing, leave orders at Hurr a aluslc
Houso. All work guaranteed. !f
J3j Honored by Women
f l. When woman ipeak of her """W
lfaflSBm
ucni isbici iuucduk siiv
trust! you. Million have be
towed this murk of confi
dence on Dr. R. V. Fierce,
of buffalo, N. Y. livery
where there are women who
bear witneti to (lie wonder
working, curing-power of Dr.
Pierce Favorite rrrcriptiua
which tavet the tuffring sex
from pain, and auccctttuUy
grapple with woman's wenlt
4i
nebves and itzbborn i.'j.
IT MAKES WEAK WOHEN STRONO
IT HAKES SICK WOMEN WELL.
No woman' appeal was ever mitdirected or her eon
6 dene misplaced when the wrote for advice, to
t'nj Would' Ukphnsary Mfoical Association, Dr.
R. V. Pierce, President, Buffalo, N. Y.
rl-v'l
I Or. Purest
Pttmmat Pet let m Indue rr.Vd
HO.WKIl DAVENPORT KAYS
WIFE NAGGED IIIM.
NEW YORK, Aug. 26 Charging
desertion, Mrs. Homer Davenport.
wife of the famous cartoonist and
artist, has fulfilled her threat and !
brought suit for divorce against her
husband- She demands alimony of
$600 monthly and counsel fees
amounting to $7f,0.
In filing an answer to his wife's
suit today Davcnort says that he
left his wife on January 14 last be
cause of her nagging disposition. j
He declares that Mrs. Davenport '
was extremely Jealous, wanted to ac
company him everywhere, and made
hlB life miserable by constant nag- i
ging.
The artist admits his obligation to i
his wife's children and offers to give I
her $250 each month if she will keep j
away rrorn mm.
DEATH CLAIMS ONLY
WOMAN PENSIONER
WASHINGTON, Aug. 26. Mrs. 1
Sarah E Thompson, -the only woman I
carried on the holla of the pension
office as a Boldler of the I'nlon Army,
died yesterday.
MrB. Thompson was recognized as
a soldier, largely because of services
she rendered the latter part of the
Civil War by discovering and report
ing to federal troops the hiding place
of John Morgan, tho Confederate
general, who Invaded and terrorized
Ohio.
Willie Eczema, Acne, Tetter. Salt Rheum, etc., are troubles which affu
he skin, t'-mlr so tree b far cloepir tha l the outside cuticle. Those alloctlo:
re caused by Irritating humors, or in itio acid in the blood. Such impurith
illame and IrrlUto Ilia dullest l net-wo.-k of fi!jro.u tiuuo which lies jui
'jr.onth the surface of the outer skia, and tha un n itory discharge thu
reduced Is forced out tlirou-.li tho potoj an .1 g an-lj, nml U continual!
eptup whllo the blood remains lnfecud. This emulation causes the form
Hon of scales nud crusts so often sacn i:i Eczema, and when they ar
cratched oil the flesh Is left r.iw and more susceptible to other infectiot
tcan very readily lie seen then that to produce a c.irj the circulation mils
e purified and cleansod. This S. S. a. will do. It rods down to the ver
ottom, removes uil humors an I Impurities, neutralizes the excessive acli
f the syatom and In this way n movi.i the causa of disease. Local appllc:
ons can only sootlio tho Irritatioa ami nsi .-t 1 1 kecplnir the skin clean; th'
ivcr produce a euro becuuso such treatment docs not ronch tho bloo
.8. S. restores to the thin, acrid Li.iod ull i;s l ist properties, makes
iro and rich mid enables It t noiuish the skin and koop It soft, smoo
id healthy. Book tin Skin D.iu.ise.i and inv medical a.lvico free to
vho write.
THE SWIFT SPJiCIFIG CO., ATLANTA, G.
I jggji El
H. W. Althaus (& Sons
Garage tT Repair Shop
. AGENCY FAIRBANKS
Phone 1441
A Carload of
FRUIT JARS
Our stock is the Largest and
comprises the Best Makes
Economy, Mason's,
Everlasting ind Scbram.
You sliouKl investigate this New Selirani Jar, we
believe it tt be oue of the best jars. Prices are the
lowest. Send us your orders, we guarantee you
satii.factini.
Roseburg Rochdale Co.
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4- VP.
ESaii it TMiSfo sri i mmj
oafur-yl bowel movement 000$ day.
EX-CONVICT NO. 1 AT
FLATHEAD DRAWING
Owe Multnomah County Seven
Months Imprisonment, Although
He Treads Straight Path.
PORTLAND, OR., Aug. 26. For
tune is apparently aiding Joe Furey,
ex-convict and confidence man, in his
endeavor to k-ad an honest life. Fur
ey drew No. 1 in the Flathead Indian
reservation drawing. He was born
In Vancouver, Wash., and comenced
his criminal record at the age of 17
years. Furey Is 33 years old now,
and a few years ago announced his
Intention of becoming an upright cit
izen. Although he gave his address as
Warsaw, Ind., ho la now In Seattle,
where he Is employed as a chaffeur.
He was seen there a few weeks ago
by Detective Joe Day, who arrested
him first In 1895, at Coble. Or., on 8
charge of larceny. Furey Is said to
have followed shoplifting especially.
Furey still owes Multnomah coun
ty seven months' Imprisonment, hav
ing been convicted of larceny and es
caping Just before sentence was pro
nounced, forfeiting $1000 ball.
Clarence Furey. the father of the
youth, Is a respected citizen of Van
couver, Wash. Of his five sons. Tom.
Joe and Edward have police records.
One of the sous is traveling for a
wholesale liquor house of Louisville,
Ky. John Furey, another son, died
In Porttnnd three yearB ago from
hlood poisoning. He was bitten in
CURES ECZEMA
ACNE.TETTER ETL
N I : it VIC HIM A STEAK
swpot, tender and juicy and your huB
band will open up his heart and hlf
pocketbook. Where will you get such
a steak? Why rlpht here, of course
We have the choicest meats In all the
In ml. If you buy here once yout
huHhaiid will get good-natured Imme
dlately. If you buy here regularly
ho will be "Sunny Jim" all the time
The Economy Moi ket
(iW. Ktililhaarn, Prop.
- MORSE COMPANY
Cor. Cass (8b Rose Sts.
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, fc North End brawl and tb .wound
bca.tD infected.
TWO IDAHO COUNTIES
IX 'PKOHI COLCMX.
BOISE, Aug. 26. Idaho county,
Idaho, voted "dry" yesterday under
tbe local option law. Canyon county
also voted out saloons by a majority
of 1850. These were the first' local
option elections In the state.
L. C. Chadwlck chairman of the
Anti-Saloon league, attributes the
success to the splendid organisation
all over tbe county and to the energy
and enthusiasm of women workers.
IIE.NZOATB OF SODA.
PLACED V.VDER RAX.
DENVER.' Colo, Aug. 26. After
a sharp and protracted debate, the
resolution Indorsing the findings of
the so-called "Remsen board," which
declared bensoate of soda to be not
harmful when used as a preservative,
was adopted by the convention of
Stale and National Food and Dairy
Departments today by a vote of 67
to 42.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETIXG. '
NOTICE is hereby given thnt the
annual stockholders' meeting of the
Umpqua Coal Company will be held
a the office of Albert Abraham. In
Roseburg, Oregon, on 8ept. 7, 1909.
at 3 p. m., for the purpose of electing
directors for the ensuing year.
dsws6 B. W. MADDOX, Pres.
GOLDEN WEDDING
brand of silverware Is guarantee. I
for 50 years; we carry a variety of
patterns and designs. We also carry
a full line of solid silverware. Our
stock of silverware Is larger thau
that carried by any other dealer in
Koseourg. Will be glad to show,
you tbe latest patterns In silver.
J. T. BRYAN.
dtf Watchmaker aud Jeweler.
PEACHES.
Good canning peaches, 11 per
buBhel, If you call and get them at
the orchard for the neit few dav
Curtis & Hanfield. (old Stevens or
chard, Kdeubower.) Phone 1498.
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CALL FOR CITY W ARRANTS.
All: City of Roseburg warrants
drawn on the General Fund and en
dorsed prior to July 10. 1909, In
cluBlve, are this day called for pay
ment.
Dated this 23rd day of July, 1909
ELBERT B. HERMANN,
City Treasurer
A Glorious Victory,
There's rejoicing In Fedora, Tenn.
A man's life has been saved, and
now Dr. King's New Discovery Is the
talk of the town' for curing C. V.
Pepper of deadly lung hemorrhages.
"I could notvwork nor get about," he
writes, "and the doctors did me no
good, but, after using Dr. King's New
Discovery- three weeks, I feel like a
new man. and can do good work
again." For weak, sore or diseased
lungs. Coughs and Colds. Hemor
rhages. Hay Fever, LaGrlnoe. Asthma
or any Bronchial affection It stands
unrivaled. Price 60c and $1.00.
Trial bottle free. Sold and guaran
teed by all druggists.
Tbe best bread made at Umpqua
Dakery- Free delivery. Phone 2211.
PLOWS
Sanders Double and Single Disc
Benecia Reversible Disc
J. I. Case John Deere Moline Canton
Sulky and Walking
PLOWS
DO YOUR PLOWING NOW
J. F. BARKER & CO.
Implements, Vehicles Phone 161 Roseburg Ore.
Q We always have plenty of fresh
vegetables, oranges, lemons and ba
nanas. 0 Our stock of groceries is always
fresh and our prices are always fair.
Q We want YOU for a customer.
HARNESS k JOHNSON
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Sheridan St. GROCERl Phonv 103i
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RICE RICE Sfte Housefurnishers
We have helped others, why not,
We pay no rents, that's why we
Sole Agentt fur
Oof field
Power Washer
The only successful water washer.
We do your washing free for one
week. Come sad se as . about It.
Saves time
saves work and
sctVes clothes
All of these savings can easily
be reckoned on a money basis.
Then the wonderful economy
of the CoffMd VoVtr Wtuhtr Will
be at once evident.
The Coffield washes while you
rinse and hang out. There's the
time saved.
The Coffield does all the
washing saves you all the Aord
work.
Gets the
clothes spot
lessly clean
without the
wear and
tear of the
eternal rubbing.
Let
it one
your
house
I g'ia 1
and
I M'Vr W
your next
washing.
Let us
show you
how sim
pl e and
convenient
it is.
3 The Motor kunb it I
. I W111I.R YOU Hi USE I
jS AND iiA.NO OUT (p
4 4 ,Hv
J. OREGON RESTAURANT
4 Open Day and Night. 4.
i- First-class meals at all hours.
j. Fresh Olympla Oysters, Fish .J.
4 and Clams all tad time. .
4- Regular Meals, 25 Cents. 4.
4 Have addeda new Balcony
J. especially reserved for ladies
. and families. 4.
4- An Electric Piano will furnish .
music during meal hours.
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THE BOND REALTY CO. Or
chards, farms, timber and city prop
erty. Some fine bargains. Cass St.,
Roseburg, Ore. DTF
Patronize Review advertisers.
TJTe Up-to-date Housefurnishers will not be
undersold by any . firm in Oregon if we know it..
All prices marked in plain figures. Prices
made possible without slighting the quality, by
our enormous purchases.
The Path to Kitchen
Comfort
Mr. Husbaud:-
If this was an appliance for
your office, you would snap it up in
two, minutes. So would any other
man.
Most men are considera
their w ives, but few of them ever
figured out the mileage of a woman s
kitchen journey.
Suppose her kitchen is average
size. She makes
20 trips to her pantry,
4 trips to her cellar,
70 trips to her table,
20 trips to her sink,
40 trips to her stove,
in preparing a meal a nd clearing up after it.
That figures up to over a mile of stops each
meal. Think of that. A hair hour or more
wasted in actual walking at ca. h meal.
A Hoosier Cabinet, grouping every kltehon
convenience In the space of the table, actual
ly saves almost twohours of walking every
day.
That Is why most men will buy their wivei
a Hoosier Cabinet.
Has your wife oue?
us
in
do
Never was our store so crowded with good
goods. We need the room and will make saving
prices.
WANTED-
WANTED To bu, up to 20 acres
of cultivated land, well adapted for
growing of apples. State exact sit
uation and terms. Send answers
to T R., care Review. d
WANTED Girl for dining room
work and dishwashing, no cooking.
Call phone 151 or address box H.,
Roseburg, dswtf
WANTED Rids on 50 tons of new,
clean hay, and 2000 bushels of
oats, f. o. b., Sutherlin. Address
The Sutherlin Land & Water Co..
Sutherlin, Ore. dsw
WANTED- Rids by contractors for
making additions to the Herring
ton HouKe; plans and speciflca
tiona can be had for the same by
applying to the office of W. A.
Straw, architect. Rids close Sept.
4th, 1909. da27
WANTED Two or three unfurnish
ed down stair rooms In Roseburg.
Must be close in. Enquire S. k.
Sykes' hardware store. dsl
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE Two yearling colts, at a
great bargain If taken at once. En
quire of Louis Coryell. 941 Win
chester St., North Roseburg.
ds28
FOR SALE- Surrey snd harness.
Call on S. B. Crouch, near foot of
Oak street, Roseburg. da28
FOR SALH: Fine driving horse,
standard bred. 6 yearjold; perfect
ly gentle; also buggy ai'd harness.
Inquire of E. B. Pemra. dtf
FOR SALE A complete transfer
business. Including all horses,
drays, wagons, wood, wood-yard
and draylng contracts. For par
ticulars address E. J. Frasler, Eu
gene, Oregon. dtf
FOR SALE At a bargain: 200 acres
adapted to fruit or dairying: nicely
located; for particulars address H.
J. Wllsor Canyonvllle. 0,2. ds"
FOR SALE One full blooded -Jersey
cow and heifer; one horse,
guaranteed steady and gentle, with
two-seated hack and harness;
three broods pure bred White
Langshan fowls; household goods.
Address P. O. Box 687, Rose
burg. dtf
FOR SALE 6S0 acres stock ranch;
Including SO acres farming land:
i miles rro Kose.urg. Address
Box 391. Rosehurg.
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FOR 8AE 900-acre rates; 714
miles from Rossbarg: rood- im
provvnumtH. 3(5 acres 1 bearlag or
chard) tuwnly lodfnn prunes: bal-
unce paHior add farm; 300 head
of good sbnep. If w.intea Fo.- Tur
Omr par titulars cow an4 sec or
! ud-vr th. mmr, . Cooper, R. 1
y. D, No. I. R lefourg, Oregon, dtf
BAUB0 Ufct nr wishing it'
Mim OrOani i t'.ertftlirs hard-1
nv ao RoMMry, 'pbonej
I tarjuera' line, dslf
V1$ W.U.B 409 acres of land; 2 '
I miles bnlw Canyonvllle: If taken
Won Mr $11 .OMR) For particulars
j addAss H J Wilson, Canyonvllle.
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let us help you.
sell for less.
No. 23 Diner, worth
$1.30 nt $1.25
13.00 Couches.
Special . . . .$10.00
e also of
No. O Diners,
SI. 33 fur .
worth
. . .$1.00
Ho'-kern. worth
$ !.(! for . . . .$3.00
i.oo
Reds,
. . . Sl.on
Golden Finish
Drcn.s . . . SI0.00
Special Sale Mat
trcssi"!, . .S3 to $15
Clothes Pius, 5 dux.
for 5c
Fry Puns, its low
FOR SALE Elght-.oom house 533
S. Stephens St. A bargain If taken
soon. Inquire on premises for
price, etc. a
PIANO FOR SALE $375 Jacob Doll
piano for sale cheap. For par
ticulars address P F., P. o Box 95,
Roseburg. dtf
FOR SALE A fresh milch cow. Call
at this office. da30
PEACHES 60c per bushel delivered
to you, nt the Bryant orchard, in
West Roseburg. E. Brothers,
Prop- . ds8
FOR RENT '
FOR RENT Suite of
rooms. 217 Chadwlck.
furnished
dsl
FOR REXT Fine large house. In
quire at office of Albert Abraham.
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FOR RKXT Furnished rooms. MrT
T. J. Crlteser, 429 Rast Ave. - dtf
FOR RENT Nice new 5-room bun
galow on Parrott St. Inquire at
146 N Parrott St. da30
ROOMS FOR RENT Furnished or
unfurnished and suitable ft r house
Keeping. Splendid lecatitn. . En
quire at this office. dtf
TO LEASE For one year or more.
17 Bnroa irnnA i...i. . . . .
-. . ft.,uu ittuu, oue inira nn
est river bottom; good 6-room
house and outbuildings; city wa- '
ter; 25 minutes walk from Rose
. burg P. O.; 1 acre bearing orchard
with good crop of fruit: Ideal lo
cation for fruit and poultry; spe
cial Inducements to right party
Address P O Box 687. Roseburg d
LOST Baby's white serge coat.
Under please leave at this office d
"MOTHER AND SON."
(A Poem.)
With rare expressions: at once In.
spiring and pathetic. Now on sale
"""Jj, s". This and
The Wilds of Florida" for only 10c
By L. C. HILL.
j- 4. 4' 4.4.
The ROSE CAFE
Ah Jilng, Prop.,
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
Regular Meals .-25cts.
vuicsen limner Sundays, from
" noon to 2 p. m.
Chop Suey, Noodles. Fresh
Oysters. Fish. etc.. all the time.
Cor. Jackson & Washington Sis
-i- 4. 4.4,4.
Qnicfc Lrarrch
Restaurant .
o YE TOY
Prop.
Short Orders at Any Hour
KEGl l.AR DINNER, 25C.
Chicken Dinner Every Sunday.
Sheridan Street Near Depot
4. $
4