Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920, October 22, 1909, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textw healthful properties of Graoes are conveyed to food by Absolutely Pare The only Baking Powder Made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar Hence Finer, More Wholesome Food LOCAL NEWS, Have Arundel tune It. dtf If you want a nice frame made call at Clark'a Studio. do23 Roseburg Hoda Works munufactme all kinda of soft drinks, ciderB and yrups. Phone 2115. dif 1'uukIuv County Creamery buttci only 85c a two-pound square. Ask your grocer (or It. Patronize homo Industry. DTF "64-40 or Fight," a $1.50 book for $1.26 at IlOHeburg Book Store. Umpqua Cold Cure U a guaran teed remedy. Quick and sure. A Hamilton's. TF If your grocer does not furnish you with Umpqua Bakery goods call Phono 2211 and they will bo deliver d to you. dtr "What to Eat and Whore to Oc It" la the title of a hundftome Mon.. Card gotten up by the Umpqua Hak ry. Call and get one. dtf Leave ordors for piano tuning a Burr's MuhIc House. Just as we) have It done right. It costs you n- i more. All work guaranteed. dtr 'JUNK," a book to staggnr hot- ! row, 60c at Koftchtirg Hook Store. j Senator Albert Abraham Is In Ku geno on busliioas before the (,'lmil. Court, ! Mrs. Hert Adnrton and child an1 visiting with relatives In Cottage Grove. Itev. J. N. McConnell has gone to Kugono, his daughter-in-law being very 111 at that place. Arthur Hartley left this morning for his homo In Salem, after n month's visit here with his sister Mrs. J. It. Leigh. Mrs. C. W. Davis left this morning' on her return home to Salem, ac-, com pan led by her daughter, MIhh Audrey, who will remain In that city this winter. i Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stubbletleld, j who have been visiting In West Hone burg with hlB step-mother, Mrs ' Isaac JohtiHon. left this morning on their roturn home to Wallowa conn-' ty. i Mrs. Walter Crlieser. of Dothan, arrested by Sheriff Kenton on a war rant charging her with selling real beer, has furnished a bond of $150 to insure her nppoaranre for trial at the next regular term of court. Sylvester Starr, of Ouklitml. was operated on for appendicitis at Merry lUmpltal this morn lug, Dr. Sether In attendance. The patlent't aliment was far advanced before ht entered the hospital and the chnnrcH for recovery are against him. LOCAL NEWS. V. O. N. Smith, cashier of the Firm National Bunk of Ottawa. Kan., Is visiting here with U. 11. Hayes and son, He may buy property here. H. F. Merrill and J. L. TomllnHon, of Albany, who bad been attending the Baptist convention, returned home today. The latter had alsr been visiting here with his aunt, Mrs. P. A. Dean. Contractor E. G. Perham Is hen from Marsh flold to superintend th construction of the new bridge ove Deer Creek. He estimates that th work will be finished In about two weeks, but the bridge will be far enoughed advanced a week hence to ullow tho public to use It. As a means. of precaution for fighting fire In the meantime a hose cart has been transferred from tho city hall to a shed In the lumber yards of the Page Investment Company. Portland Oregonlan: Rev. Alex nnder ChrlHtie, Archdeacon of th Catholic diocese of Oregon, ser!onnb fractured his shoulder In an accident by falling while walking ne'ir St Mary's Orphanage, not far from Ob wego, yesterday afternoon. Ho will be removed this morning to S'. Vtr. cent's HoMpltiit, In tills city, when an X-rny examination of the fnictun wlll be mnde. Ills Grace was In sue1 pain when Dr. 10. A. Sommer nrrivei from Oregon City to attend him yes terday afternoon, that It was found necessary to place him under the In fluence of chloform while the Injured shoulder was examined and treated He made llttlo complaint, however and at a late hour he was resting quietly. After being missing In the moun tains near Peel for the past two days, causing grave fears as to his safety. Kd. Johnson, a young black smith, employed in the simp of hlr brother-in-law, Oras 1 looser, In this city, showed up at Peel this morn ing. He was little the worse for his experience, except for some bruises which he sustained by a fall over a small bluff. Starting on a hunt Wednesday morning with Joe llortls and Cleo Tipton, Johnson got separated from -his companions mid lost his way. As he did not return tf camp by nightfall or during Thursday, olarni was naturally felt and a party of men went in search of him. These Included Mr. llouser and Johnson's brother, Oliver, a local grocer, both of whom left this city for Peel Thursdnv nUht on horse hark. While a search wbh In pro gress, the missing man made his np- Do You Own a Home? IF NOT Consider our plan for Securing one ind Stop Payinp; Rent. Property will pay for its self: Suppose you receive a five hundred dollar loan on your contract after you have paid the Company Sixty dollars in dues. A house costing five hundred dollars will rent for ten dollars a month. In nine years you will collect rent to the amount of. .. $1080 00 Total cost of principle and interest to finish paying loan $ 675.00 The rents have paid for your property and put in your pocket $ 405.00 Your property should have a minimum net value of $ 500.00 The Sixty dollars paid on your contract has earned $ 005 00 Deducting your Sou dues and $5.00 advance payment $ 65 00 Leaves yon a net earning of $ 840 00 If you had not taken up this offer would you own the house? $ 500.00 Theu you have certainly lost a total of $ 1340 00 Cau you afford to lose total of S 1340. W Call aotti ce I D S R WALKER Agent teat im Jumml&m & Trwl Co lw 1, IlfSitr' Bldfc., Roseburg, Orcgofi) StopCouqh l mo Thou hard niht coughs of the children hat thall you give them? Just what your mother gave you, and Just what her mnlhar no,,. K.f-I In tAm.l.mili.c AiPr AJt your doctor if he endort$ Ayer't Cherry Pectoral has been the only coug. Qhertu Pectoral for the caught and eoidt of medicine for seventy vears. Once In the children. Do as he tout. f-L??." family, it Slavs. Keen it on hand. i I soaaawBa CIRCUIT COURT OKDKItS A1ADK SIM KDKKD.V. Exclunlve agency for Chase & San horn's coffee. Roseburs Rocbual Co. dtf Max A. fiertheau has sued J. Hard Ing In the Circuit Court here for $ 179.50 on two merchandise ac- counts. J. it. Kluger, the Jeweler, 1060 lrglnla Ave.. Indianapolis, lnd. writes: "I was so weak from kidney rooble that I could hardly walk a mndred feet. Four bottles of Fol Yb Kidney Remedy cleared my com lesion, cured my backache and the regularities disappeared, and I cai ow attend to business every day and ocommond Foley'H Kidney Remedj o all sufferers, as It cured me aftei 'he doctors and other remedies hat'. a.ted." Red Cross Pharmacy. A. F. Herrfngton has sold his soft drink establishment in this city to A. North, a newcomer. Mr. Herring- ton will engage In the hotel business at Clackamas, having bought prop erty there preparatory to erecting a building for (hat purpose. His son. ',ee Harrington, will be In business with him. H. O. ("Weary") Wilkinson Is In the city from Med ford on business. He Is preparing to move to Seattle. The report current a few months ago 'hat Mr. Wilkinson's little son had .ifulded his arms so badly as to neces sitate amputation Is denied by Mr. Wilkinson. He says the child, while severely scalded, lost neither his arms nor the uso of them, but that one arm will require a small patch of skin grafting. 218. A. G. Hamilton, plff., vs. C. M. Dale, deft. Objections to cost bill and motion for- new trial. C. S. Jackson for plff., Robert G. Smith for deft. Motion for new trial overruled. 273. Geo. Bollenbaugh et al plffs., va. Al. Hollenbaugh, deft. Suit In partition. C. S. Jackson for plff. Cardweil & Watson for deft. To be submitted. 281. Otto Gustafsbn and William Evanoff, plffs., vs. O. & C. R. R. Co., and Union Trust Co., defts. Hall & Hall for plffs., W. D. Feuton and Co show & Rice for defts. Continued. 288. B. J. Howlaud, plff., vs. 1. S. Weaver and Mary B. Lamb, defts. Suit in partition. Fullerton & Orcutt and B. J. Howland for plff., Cardweil & Watson and C. I. Leaven good for deft. Mary E. Lamb. Settled. 354. George H. Durham, trustee, plff., vs. O. & C. R. R. Co. et al, defts. Suit In Equity. Fullerton & Orcutt for plff. and George H. Durham; Co show & Rice, W. D. Fenton, R. A. Leiter for deft. Union Trust Co.; Co show & Rice, R. A. Leiter. Ben C. Day for defts. O. & O. R. R. Co. and S. T. Gage. Continued. 383. Laura B. McDanlel, plff., vs. H. T. McClallen, deft. Action to re cover money. Albert Abraham fo.' plff. To be submitted. GOLDEN WEDDING brand of silverware la guaranteed for BO years; we carry a variety of patterns and designs. We also carr) a full lino of solid silverware. Oui stock of silverware Is larger tlia that carried by any other dealer li Roseburg. Will be glad to show ?ou the latest patterns In silver. J. T. BRYAN, dtf Watchmaker and Jeweler j j j j j j HA KM FOU SALE. 4 4 6T.0 acres, of which 400 4 acres Is first-class bottom land, 175 acres low bench land and f 75 acres low hill land. It 1b 4 all Hr(-ol(u fruit land. There -J is a 55-acre prune orchard, 14 4- years old, also a 9-tuunal 4 Hurts dryer on the place. J The above Is 12 mile south 4 of Roseburg on the biiLks of J 4 the Umpqua river. The South--J ern Pacific depot (s only mile from the farm. A first- . class farm at a reachable 4 f price. AddrcHS or call on G. j H. Pitts, Ruckles, Oregon, dsw j CALICO (HIVM Where When ? Watch This Paper r. A A. tAurel ixxiRe No IS Hulrti rultr meeitiiRB tn 2nd md 4th Wmlnr tlajri ol Mob month Drxtir Rici, W. m N. T. Jiwrrr we'otan At), 11 . W , kuseiuirit lft No. IH-Hwl th'ilil mil (Ut MkuiUti ot nairh taontl I 7:3U . to.. In Ihe Fumtert Hall. A rormbr In rood ft i ml In r hit I ted to it trnd J. W. fHfia, M. W. Its a Top Notch Doer. ry p. O. KI.E8. KoMtmrt its, rvo.s-M HoMi rj rt(tulr ounimutiirationa at in Kik Tntnplt on inJ atiJ Uh Thumlayt ot eat h month All momlirn nquptHl Ui atterd ruiari7, and an Timing onunfn ar cortu ally tuTltetl to attotnl w. w. riHi.wm.i, k. R. Ei). W. HrALv. ttwerourT. Great deeds compel regard. The world crowns Its doers. That's why ihe American people have crowned Dr. King's New Discovery the King of Throat and Lung remedies. Every atom Is a health force. It kills germs and colds and la grippe vanish. It heals cough-racked membranes and coughing stops. .Sore, in flammed bronchial tubes and lungs are cured and hemorrhages cease. Dr. Geo. More, Black Jack, N. C, writes, "It cured me of lung trouble, pronounced hopeless by all doctorB." 50c, $1.00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed bv all druggists. Mrs. Andrew Ford returned this morning from Baltimore, Md., where she attended the national convention of the auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. During the Journey to and from Baltimore she visited many of the leading southern and eastern cities. 8. K. Sykca has Just receied a large shipment of flowering bulbs, 4 row 11 at Lisse, Holland. Call and seo them. dtf A marriage license has been issued to K. L. Clawson and Mary F. Sykes, of Drain. Foley's Honey and Tar clears the air passages, stops the irritation In .he throat, doothes the Intlammeti membranes, and the most obstinate ough disappears. Sore and 1 11 -lammed lungs are healed and strong hened, and the cald Is expelled from he system. Refuse any but th? :enulne In the yellow package. Red Cross Pharmacy. DILI). PKNXIE. At his home In West Koseburg. 0?t. 22, 1909. Robert Pennle. aged 30 years, of catarrh of the stomach. Mr. Pennle is survived by his father, Peter Pennie. of West Rose burg, three brothers and four sis ters. The remains will be shipped to Villard, Minn., for interment. BAILEY. At the family home on Mill street, Ropeburg, Oct. 21. 1909, Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ha i ley, aged 2 days, of asphyxia caused by a goitre. Interment occurred this afternoon in the Odd Fellows' cemetery. A Curd. This Is to certify that all druggists are authorized to refund your money if Foley Honey ami Tar fail to cu-y your cough or -cold. It stops the couth, nea.s the lungs and prevents serious results from a coiti. tu.'o coughs and prevent pncj'i.oula ami consumption. Contains no opiate. The genuine is In a yelhvv package. Refuse substitutes. Red Cross Phar macy. CASTOR I A for Iiifants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature FOU SALE. A one-horse wagon, a two-satcd hack, set of harness, all nearly new. Leading varieties of strawberry plants J2.T.0 per thousand. M ItS. MARY WHIPPLE, Phone 2447. Kdenbower. TWENTY DOLLARS UEWAKD. Lost, small Airedale Terrier hitch, black bcUy win tan legs and face, bob tailed. Has black leather col la" on. and answers to the name of "Cody." Last seen near West Fori; trying to get home. Will be very poor. GFS PEUET, Ycncalla, Or. dsw Frightful Fate Averted. "I would have been a cripple fo life, from a terrible cut on my kne? cap," writes Frank Dlsberry, Kelliher, Minn., "without Bucklen's Arnica Salve, which soon cured me." Infal lible for wounds, cuts and bruises, it soon cures Burns. Scalds, Old Sores. Boils. Skin Eruptions. World's besl for Piles. 25c at all druggists. ATTENTION, LO Flt.S OF Ml'SIO. HEATERS! HEATERS! Large line, big assortment, from tho cheap ones to the very beHt, $2.25 to $18.00. Standard makes, some with entire top swing, very special, dtf RICE & RICE. 4 40 acres, half mile from Oak--J land. All cleared, level land, 4 suitable for fruit, grain, hay, 4 poultry, etc. Eight acres bear- f ing rruit. small nouse anu 4 bam, good water. $3,000, easy ten,p. P. A. Coppard. 4 Oakland, Oregon. d v A complete line of two and four- J minute Records, Hno music rendered V j by the leading artists of the world 4 All Kinds of Edison and Victor Ma n" I chines. Come and hear them. Easy v 1 payments. Sheet music at I. A. DEAN'S. ni'RU'S MUSIC HOPSE. L. H. RHOADES & CO. 21tTd Successors to A. D. BRADLEY. Come and see us. Can save you money on any thing you want to buy. If you have any thing to sell get my offer before selling as I will pay the highest cash price for second hand goods. D KUKKh Ufr HOMUl. Mytllf UkIrv No. IS moL uioiitb to Htrvfttwe Utll. Matting tnniitM aoruiallv ttiTltr) to atlcuil. ItlMNll K. lUVKNUKH, '..Of H t.H t Ktoi. Hro. I. W. Dowill, RclTr. I EA(M KH, Hotar Aerie In Oild Ffllo IUH on 2nd and U Uoutlky tu 1 tut oTePrh month. i clrt k, Vltt i l brUiruO S1 tmltn lwty wl-'omi. F. U Micrli 1. w. p. j r. P. t'LAH. W. Sfl. j Review always lead. GROCERIES DR.Y GOODS GENTS FURNISHINGS and a COMPLETE LINE OF SHOES. The mo complete Iia 0 GEt1ER.AL MERCHANDISE tha city. SATISf ACTIOi CUAAiTE Roseburg Rochdale Go. $20 1 Worth of groceries will run an ordinary family a month. BUT $20 worth of Groceries here means consid erable more than that It means almost a dozen plates, besides the good things you get here to eat. Let me add to your enjoyment something new and neat in the way of a nice plate We give you this plate with a $2 cash purchase of "Some of Those Good Things to Eat." Remember this is our treat The $2 does not pay for the plate, we give you that. Com j and see them. If you can't come 'phone us to save one for you. It's the Little Things that Count, and the Good Things we have to eat that makes a healthy happy home. , . Just Ttll Them You Got it at F R E V ' S WHERE THEY HAVE THOSE GOOD THINGS TO EAT Hamilton Brown Shoes only ut the Itoueburg Rochdale Co. dtf Thn Rvlw itn Inh nrlnt'ns Just keep on smiling. Have Arundel tune It. TALK TO A GOOD CARPENTER and he will tell you that to lay a good floor you must have good boards. They must be cut, tongued, and grooved accurately, so they will match without trouble. They must be well seasoned, so they will not shrink or buckle after being laid. That's the kind of boards we sell. Want any Just now? LBO.NA MIMA LUMBER CO., Cor. Pine and Oak Streets. Roseburg Book Store Douglas County Headquarters for School Books Pens, Ink, Tablets, Pencils, and all School Supplies Writing Paper, Envelopes, Fountain Pens, Drawing Material. Roseburg, Oregon. I U M B C R KRKSSKD AND UNDRESSED lumber can be had here according to your needs. It makes no differ ence what you require in the lumber line; it Is here to be promptly deliv ered on your order. It makes no difference either what quality you want. We will send you a small lot Just as cheerfuly as if it be a bigger one. What are your needs? Orders ailed for all kinds of fruit boxes. The J. G. Flook Co. RfMebnrg. Orrana. H. W. Althaus (& Sons Garage ZX Repair Shop . AGENCY FAIRBANKS-MORSE COMPANY . Phone 1441 Cor. Cass & Rose its. See North Side Planing Mill Ca North of Page Lidrtr Tar, Wr All kinds of Lumber sod Mjff War)L Fruit boxes, IIom Midi !, forrftfe int'o Scretnt miCim 4 tt StaJ$t artJi Mill un Klnnry St. Ti-1,.B, TV$ tOMD Or. 1 r r