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About Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1910)
SERVICE WE TRY TO MERIT YOl'R PATRON AGB Isn't it a pleasure to enter a store where the stock has been selected with the same care and minute regard for quality and good taste which you yourself would exercise in selecling gifts for a frieud whose tastes by long ac quaintance you had come to know? You will find that both the man agement and everyone of our sales people esteem it a favor to answer questious and show the goods even when it is understood that you are not contemplating an immediate purchase. .Careful buying and improved business methods together with a large volume of business, enable us to reduce our prices to a mini mum, while our splendid facilities and large corps of able and cour teous salesmen enable us to give individual attention to your home furnishing problems, and offer you the goods aud service which will make you permanent friends of the store of Rice ( Rice The House Furnishers Pay us a visit of inspection. Ufc.MvRAL NEWS. With bis finger caught In the ma chinery of an automobile, John Klug, a wealthy ranchman ot Oreely, Colo., . was dragged (or nearly a mile, being released only when the linger tip waa ! pulled off. Klug had attempted to I board the automobile which waa driven by hla son. The boy, un aware of hla father's plight, kept ! full speed uhend. The entire business Bectlon of Thornton, Whitman county. Wash., wua destroyed by fire Monday night. The blaze waa Htarted by the explo sion of a gasoline stove in the rear of a restaurant. The loss Is $00,000. Cannda's total wheat crop this year Is 122.785,0110 bushels, according to the estimate of the government sta tistics. This is 43.959,000 bushels less than the yield of 1909. The whent product In Saskatchewan In Alberta, this year is estimated at 99, 890,000 bushels. LOCAL NEWS LOCAL NEWS. A marriage license has been issued to Louis Mills and Miss Nellie Hughes. Mrs. W. F. Bernell leaves this evening for Medford on n brief visit with relatives. H. A. Ilinshaw, of the S. P. Co's. freight department, was hero from Portland today. Miss Lillian llrnwn, of Deer Creek, returned this morning from a pleas ure trip to Crater Luke. Mrs. Ed. Singleton loft fur Salem this morning to visit with relatives atitl nttend the state fair. Mrs. IS. V. Walker, of Sprlnglleld, Oregon, Is here, visiting with her cousin, Mrs. Olaf Olsson. Joseph Lyons arrived hero this morning from Portland. Joseph Knblnson, of tlio Soldiers' Home, left this afternoon for Cor vi. 1 1 is to visit with his son. McKinley 10c music, and Instruc tion books. A complete stock at Rnseburg Hook Store. dtf I Attention Ladles If, you want something strictly up-to-date In suits, skirts, or long cunts, don't fall to call aud Inspect our nobby line of samples and cuts of made to order garments. We are representing one of the oldest nnd most reliable ladies' tailoring companies In Chi cago. Kverything made to your own measure, and a perfect ht guaran teed. Tlio h'uir. dtf Ayer's Sarsaparilla Purity Commercial Abstract Co. Abstracts of Titles Blue Prints Filing Papers, Etc. WE WILL CO ON YOUR BOND Insurance Conveyancing 328 NORTH JACKSON STREET, ROSEBURG, OREGON People of Oregon it is NOW UP TO YOU Tho popular COLONIST FARES will again bo In effect between Sep tember 1.1tb and October 15th. during which period tickets to Rose burg will ,u on snlo dally from CHICAGO at ST. LOUIS . OMAHA KANSAS CITY ST. PAUL $33.00 32.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 and from other cities correspondingly low. These nro Westbound, one-way fares only, hut anyone here can PREPAY for relatives or L lends In tho East, If desired. Consult your local railroad agent. NOW IS THE TIME to let the world know of our vu.it i, sources and splendid opportunities for HOME III ll.lIX.. Write ,.,. r one you know In tho East. Send i hem good Instructive printed matter, ami toll them that tho cost of getting here Is but little more than half the usual cost, and to call on a representative of the Southern Pacific Company for nil de sired Information or ulldess WM. McMUKRAY, General Passenger Agmb, PORTLAND, OIX. When Merit Wins. When the medicine you take cures your disease, tones up your Bystem and makes you feel better, stronger and more vigorous than before. That Is what Foley's Kidney Pills do for you, in all cases of backache, head ache, nervousness, loss of appetite, sleeplessness nnd general weakness that Is caused by any disorder of the kidneys or bladder. Take Foley's Kidney Pills promptly, cure your present ailments and ward off a dan gerouB Illness. Marsters Drug Co. Advertising Is the silent drum mer that tolls the public what the business man wants It to know about the goods he has for sale an in jection ot advertising Into the veins of trado grows the business heart. Itching, torturing skin eruptions, disfigure, annoy, drive one wild. Donn's Ointment brings quick relief and lasting cures. Fifty, cents nt any drus store. Many ills como from impure blood. Can't have pure blood with faulty di gestion, lazy liver and sluggish bow els. Burdock Blood Bitters streng thens stomach, bowels and liver, and purifies the blood. After a heavy meal, take a couple of Donn's Kegulets, nnd give your stomach, liver und bowels the help they will need. Kegulets bring easy, regular passages of the bowels. CHILDREN MUST ATTEND SCHOOL. . fr 4. 4, 4. 4.4.4.4.4..4.4! Under the law, all children under 16 years of age must at tend school, unless physically Incapacitated or a graduate. Truant Officer Jl. F. Wright states that this law will be rigidly enforced. Now is the Time to Commence, Your kidney trouble may be of long standing, It may be either acute or chronic, but whatever It Is Foley's Kidney Remedy will aid you to get rid of It quickly and restore your natural health and vigor. "One bot tle of Foley's Kidney Remedy made me well," Bald J. Sibbull, of Grand View, Wis. It will cure your kidney nnd bladder disease, and restore your natural strength and vigor. Commence taking it now. Marsters Drug Co. 0 What makes Sapollo a household word? Continuous advertising. You are never allowed to forget It. If you are looking for fresh gro ceries, that are up-to-date, stop in and examine ours. Cass Street Gro cers, corner Rose and Cass streets. Stubba & Perman. dtf Barnard's new Marshfleld stage line, office corner Robo and Wash ington streets. 'dtf Berry cream 20c pint, and whip ping cream 25c a pint at Douglas County Creamery. dtf STAGE LINE DEPOT. All regular mall stages leave G. W. Rapp's grocery store, 133 Sheri dan street, facing R. R., opposite the exhibit building. Daily stages for Marshfleld, Myrtle Point and all Coos Bay points, also daily hacks (except Sunday) for Peel and Mill wood. Cash paid for produce along tho line. dtt .LODGE DIRECTORY,' CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought 0ignature of K. Ai A. M., Lauroi ixHlve No. 18 llolrl L regular mocliiiRH oo -iiiil vJ 4lh Walnut lyoftiach month. K. I- I)avw, W. M. N. T. JttWBTT, Svtrctarj 1 O.t'.VV. honem.ru Loagb No. 16 Moot l tbe "2ml ami lth Mondayo of fa-h raojitt at 7:au p. m.. In tho KurrMtirg Hal;. A) ein Lets lu guoil vtKiuIIiip aro IiiyHci- in a' nu J. W. M. W. K II. L.KNOX, KeniMor. SV . O. KI.KH, Kosouurg Mwftt. rto.3-26 HoNU tt'nular co:nmiinl!Rlli'M at the Klk Temple ou 'ind ami lib ThurmlaytMi! ctttli nootti . Alt members roquet tetl to atU-i 0 L'Kuiarly. and til visiting brother are cnnll illy Invited to attend. K. V. IUynKh, K. U. II. C. Hkkhim .iecroia". DKUKKK Oh IIONOK, MyntlO Lortgt) No 13 Meura'iml and -lib Thurmlriy evfiilni(tol uack month lu L' area bee HaS. V.n.iiit nembern cordially Invited to attend. UlNNIK K. OA VKNDEtt, j,of U it. II. I.bnox. Ilea. I. W. Di.WKi.L. R'celvor. A. W. SMITH Concrete Contractor KirifWiiIkH nnd Foundations SOfi West Mosher Street R2fi nOSEBtmO. OREGON. EAt.Kt Kiwhurit Aerie n vein II Ihelt hall mi JiickMiii, I, Ji tl atul-ltri MoikU) even tttKH ol fault Uionia, Mi 8 clock. Vmu Hit brethren lu front) vtandliiK alway welcome 1. Abraham . W. I. Phone MIfc'U Frank i. Mk-ki.m, V. Skc IO. O. P., riiilctarlan Umiko No. (1 Meets n Odd Fellows Tern pie, eorner of Jackson ami Cans ;-ireetn, on Natunlri;- vetiliiK of en b week. Members ( thu order lu good htftidma ire tuvlled loutlrnil. C. II. 1'ATRU'K N. O. N. T.Jkwktt, R. 8. IO. . V., KlMlutrHiat l4KiKe No. 17-1, meet Odtl Kellnvfn' Temple every Frltlny evuuiun Visit iik btelliore hvnys welcome. Cam, V. Oi.kman, N. U. W. H Hohkll, K 8. M. Ficki.k. F. 8 IO. O. F., Union KneHinumen t No. 9-Meett In odtl Follow' Temale on the lr:amt:nl Tburmltiy evening ol eueh month. VI till ing brethereu alwavn weleume. N. T. jRwK-rr, V. V. Cap Oiiman. tk;rlte. MOUKKN WOODMF.N OF AMKKIrA. Mvrlle tHinp No. OXM meeia every Jml am( 4th Thurnduyit of every inmilh in the Macatiev Hall, comer t in e mid ('HiiS(a. Trnvel Iiik NotKhbora aru co'dlally invited to vltdt our Camp. A. ('. Maksthik, Consul, l.ouis Corvkll, Clerk. WOl-RKN ItltOTHKRHOnU OF AMKRlfA n( KoceburK l-odfre No. Meett every 2nd and 4 1 ti TueNiUy In M.ici-abee Temple. VIhUIiik members alwiiyn welcome. I A. 1.. TiioKNToN. 1' resit! en 1 i Khma McMullkn, Secretary, j 0 K. S , Rtnelnirg Cnap'er No.8 lloldntheli rettnUr nieetins ou 1st amlHrd Thursday in earn sionin. miuuit inembera Id itood ktandliiK re reHpcctfiilly Invited to at tend. ; Mns. Oro K. Horra. W.M Frkk John aon. 8ecrt-lary RKHKKAHH, Ronchnra RebckHh Lodge, No. I l. I. O. O. F.-Mcets lit tMd Ftllow' Temple every TnesiUy evenliiK. .Vlsltitif Utersaiid breth rn Invltetl to attend. I Mhh. C. 1'. I.KWIH MH. MK1.LA I.KWIM.KCPT. ! Mrh. Marv E. I'alm, Flttan clalSecy. i OOIMKN OPTHR WOKl.li, Oak Camp No i:tv Meet at me Odil Fellowa1 Hall In KoMjlmrtr. l-ferr 1st and Hr.1 M.oi.U renlii(i. VUlllncnelirhiiors always welt-ume , Koiit, K. Hmith.C. 0. K. N. K am Cle.k ' w WOMKN OF WOOIM KAFT. Mlae Circle No. 4y-M.vtJ on 1st h ml ;lrd Mondav evenliu of eat h tutMith at d1 Fellows' llnll V lalltiiK member in ROOd Btautllng are it. rllid to attet.d. Mrs Mart O'Nrai. N. Clara Ho kin. Clerk Brighten Up October will soon be here, and nature will put on it's red and golden garnieut. New rugs and draperies will work as great a change iu the beauty of of your home. Yon can make the change next week when you clean house, without extra trou ble and at little expense. A few new pieces of funrture a rearrange ment, and you will be in a new honit next year. Think about this. Then call and 'ook at our new curtaius,carpets, pictures, lamps "and the new stove youjwill need when the days get cooler. Brighten up your kitch en too. A Iloosier cabi net will do it. Rice & Rice The House Furnishers ARAB ENCAMPMENTS. Th Crowd.d TtnU In Which the 8h.ph.rd Warrior. Liv.. Arab are true Uhmaellten. Their life la a coiistnut a-nudei'lng. The? live eullrely on the produce of their herd. Their teuU are uulekly laueu down or put up and eaxy of trautipurt. They are niade of camera hnlr. loosely woven, supported ou lea or lung (,'iiy roiea. They proleot the occupants from the hot nun. hut not from I he rain, aud in winter the encampments are uncomfortable places. The Interior la crowded with all the belongings of thcRe nhepherd warriors camel saddle jind euudy saddle bags, rifles and nmmunltlnn. huiiliug dogs nnd falcons. The women occupy oue half; the men use the oilier, par titioned off by a brightly colored cur tain. The- whole of the front of the tent being open, there is no privacy. The average lent measures iweuty yards by The chief of the tribe, however, owns many tents, and he lias for his own use one giant structure, some times spread over a length of thirty- six ynrds. In his other tents the chief keeps his numerous wives, who have a certain pittpottlon of their master's flocks nnd herds to look after. Hav ing ft separate tent for each wife, he thus Hoes awny with all cliunce of do mestic quarrel. Argonaut. A Man of Iron Nerve. Indomitable will and tremendous energy are never found where stom ach, liver, kidneys und bowels are out of order. If you want these qunlltles and the success they bring, use Dr. King's New Life Pills, the matchless regulators, for keen brain and strong body. 25c at all druggists. Not to Be Fooled. A certain magazine once took to ml vertlsitig liy menus of personal letters. A critic got this letter: Dear Hi-own Iluve yon .pen arttcly li: this month's Trash Ma:rftS!frn-? Heavenf-. ran It be true? X. Rut the critic, not to be fooled, sent to the editor of the Trush-in an un stamped envelope, so that double postage would be charged till nnswer: Denr Xi I have aern one previous num ber of Ihc TruKh Mnftuziiip. nnit vttl1 hcurl anil soul I hne never to see an other. This ts quite true. IIKOW.N Safe Medicine for the Children. Mrs. K. Marti, St. Joe, Mich., says Foley s Honey and Tar saved htfT lit tle boy's life. Continuing, she says: "Our llttlo boy contracted a severo bronchial trouble, and as the doctor s medicines did not cure him, 1 gave him Foley's Honey nnd Tar, in which I always had great faith. It entirely cured tne cough as well as the chok ing and gagging spells, and he got well In just a short time. Foley's Honey nnd Tar has many times saved us much trouble nnd we are never without it in the house." Marsters Drug Co. Have Arundel tune It. tl The largest line of crockery and glassware in Southern Oregon, brim full and up-to-date, from the cheap est to tho very best. Most any old thing thats made In the crockery line Is here. Hice & nice, the Ilouse furnlshors. dsw A cheap Imitation Is always dear. Anyone wanting a perfect stove or range, If they will take our advice, will buy a Quick Meal. Sold by S. K. Sykes. dsw Japanese paper napkins, only 10c per hundred, at Roseuurg Hook Store. dtf I.aco shelf and fruit paper, all colors, for fancy packs, at Roseburg Book Store. dtf Say, how about that old lumpy mattress of yours. Have you read of the great OSTEIIMOOR, most peo ple have: well, It s all that Is claimed for it; It's the kind that never sags. never gets bard, never gets lumpv; ft s the kind that you can wash the tick without removing same from the niuttressej. We have them. Rice & Rice. dsw Juandlce means obstruction. Ite- hlnd every case of catarrhnl juandlce lies some obstruction to tho flow of blood from the liver and this must be corrected to give relief. Tho liver performs a round half dozen differ ent functions in the economy of life. No wonder that It frequently gets out of order. There is nothing as direct and effective for a congested liver as Osteopathy. TO THE rUUMO. At the urgent request of my many patrons and friends, I have reopened new and up-to-date dental parlors In Roseburg, In the Dell building, upper floor, where I will be glad to meet all of my old patrons and new ones dswtf J. R. CHAI'MAN. Kobt!f. Ok toj Ody. fitoj, Sept. 8 CrcaKHi's Show Croumh I-ast, fllgKest and Best Show of the Season. "Buffalo Bill" positively Ilids You FaW-well, COL. CODY'S TERMINAL TOUR AND FINAL APPEARANCE HERE OCCURS ON HIS C0MIN6 PRODUCTION OF A Proudly Preeminent Exhibition, Rich In Romance, Plctumqu, Patriotic, Educating and entertaining. Presenting In One Anna Plcture-Hlvtorjr of tbe Conqucat ol Half m Continent, and Holding the Mirror ol Nature for Rellcctlona of Oriental Pageantry nnd Splendor. A GREAT DRAMA of COSMOPOLITAN LIFE OAST AND COSTUMED WITH AUTHENTICITY AND COnniOTNISS COLWM. F.CODY THE ONLY AND ORIGINAL BUFFALO BILL POSITIVELY APPEARS AND TAKES PART IN EVERY PERPORMANCB Twentv-nrven vrars have pas-nod since this historical exhibition was founded. For a Quarter century llu .i"alo Hill ban Mtood AI.ONK IN A CI.A.SS HY HIMSKI.P aa an Entertainer and u an illuAtrutorof Weu-ru Mntory in the Karly Pays. Mis Exhibition has WITHSTOOD THE TEST OF TIME und has len tbe Admiration of More than a wore of Earth's Proudest Nations. Ad IiMrii.K'lliuiHan h hnvo I '.'la-hf".! in the HEItOlP PK'TUKES ItHAWN FHOM HISTORY and Presented in an FNTERTAINMENT ALWAYS NOVEL, always True to the Fundamental Facta ,t'iKn wbch it is HlismI, Authentic and Gen tittle: a Mirror of History HEFLECTINO SCENES OF OTHER DAYS. To which is now added the Hichnejfs, tlie l'icturcsqueness and Beauties of AN ORIENTAL SPECTACLE Contributed through a Combination with Pawnee Bill's Great Far East and Showing with Fidel ity to Fact and in Absolute Correctness of Detail tbe Itichness and Splendors of the Itonaantlo Far East. Thus in one arena Contrasting Pictures of Two Hemispheres are shown, and the Ooci dcnl Meets tbe Orient in ItujvcIlinR Tableaux. Under the Gonfalon of Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bill there h:ive lieen Marshalled an Imposing Array of Hero-Horsemen, WAHKIOKS FHOM EVEH Y CMME, and Exponents of Dauntless Courage and Manly Deeds; an Assemblage of Mus cular Manhood the F()u:n of which has Never Been Known, Coustitutiuo' what bus been Aptly Termed "THE STRENUOUS SHOW.H f- A GRAND MILITARY TOURNAMENT RBPRBSBNTINO THE CAVALRY OP ALL NATIONS THE BATTLE OF SUMMIT SPRINGS Is dppieted with Itealisti? Viviilne.is Showing one of the Deciding Conflicts Between the Indiana of eaily days and Government forced in the long Drawn Out Conquest of the Western Wildi. Mailer Horsemen Mounted on Mitchleii Sterds Military Manoeuvres by Ar'.HIery and Cavalry Marvelous Feats of Marksmanship by Expert Men Bedouin athlelai In Feats ot Agility, Strsnath and Daring Cowboy Sports with Ill-tempered Bucking Bronchos Bough Riders In Astonishing Equestrian Achieve ments Brilliant Mlljtary Evolutions. Pomp and Ceremony Wild West Girls Rivaling Cowboys in Equestrian Feats A Continuous Succession ot Startling Surprises Exhibitions ot Skill, Nerve and Manly Oaring SEE THE BUCKING BRONCHOS THE WILD WEST GIRLS THOMPSON'S TRAINED HORSES THE BATTLE OF SUMMIT SPRINM FOOTBALL ON HORSKBAOK Th. N.wt Ttila, la Iq.Mtriu ((part ROSSI'S MUSICAL CLIPHAArfl atli BaUcUa. fUjIaf ! Tbu ua lmtf K A HOLIDAY AT "T'M" ItANOH ' Tli. Sirtria ud FI.7 r la. Fnlrlet AN ATTACK OH AH MMIQRAHT THAW Ta. Peril, of KMria aad FratpUaf Oat m tU lala. THE ROUGH RIDERS of the World Embrace Fearless Horsemen and Skilled Equestrians from all Quarters of the Globe. TWICE DAILY, 2 and 8 P. M. RAIN OR SHINE. Admission (Inoludlng Stat), 50o. Children Under 9 Years, Half Price. All Seats Protoeted from Sun and Rain by Immense Can vaa t'miuiiy. Grand Stand Chairs (including admission), S1.U0. On Sale day of Exhibition at Down Town Ti.ki-t Oillro Marstora Dill;; Co., 221 Jarkson Street. Dr. J. L. Ciillawnv. Oafon.itliln Pkr. slclun. Abraham HiiildiiiR, Hosi-burg. Tired feet are restea with Teei-less Footpowder a ' nowder of mnrit sold at Roseburg Pharmacy. dtf Come In and pxa'mluo our eooiIs nnd prices Is all we ask. Even If you don't buy you arc always welcome. Stubbs & Perman, Cass Street Gro cers. A line of trunks and suitcases second to none Is beiitf displayed at all times; a good selection. All sizes nnd all prices, trunks both for the large aud the small. Klce & Ulce.dsw It Saved Ills Leg. "AH thought I'd lose my leg," writes J. A. Swensen, of Watertown, Wis. "Ten years of eczema that li doctors could not euro, hnd at last laid tne up. Then Hucklen's Arnica Salve cured It, sound nnd well." In fallible for skin eruptions, eczema, salt rheum, boils, fever sores, burns, scalds, cuts and plies. 2fc at all druggists. "tiellchure," as purchased at the Roseburg Pharmacy, certainly kills the rose bush slugs. dtf IMttHJiiiij ir-TO-l).TE INTERIOR FINISH for modern houses. Is made from th best oak, birch, ash and fir, Buch as can he procured of the finest quality nnd best color, and well seasoned, from our Inrge and well assorted stock of lumber. We have every thing in building lumber demanded by builders, which we are selling at prices that wo won't allow anyona to beat. Orders filled for all klnda of frnlt boxes. The J. G. Flook Co. Rnphnrff. Orovois. YOU CAN GET RJCAL SCIENTIFIC WORK DONE AT THE Tuxedo Parisian Dry Cleaning Works at Nc. 109 Sherldun St., Roseburg, Opposite Depot. Ladles tender garments a specialty. We clean gloves furs aad cur tains. Rugs and blankets cleaned by antiseptic process. We) do no experimenting. We kuow how already. Satisfaction guaranteed. Our work Is the best. A trial will convince you. Suits to order $20 and ug, PORTLAND, OttCOON RxtiulcTOilnlMliA. tllh School BuidOom. mrrlft) work. Urn.inarrittuKhtbloyiavrrtl )Mn. Hehoo. open Kent. 1.1, 1010, Ct!ng Five, AUdn-M, Hit. Jimkfh (Ut-ianHim. O, 8. CLf'rr. NEW YORJC CAFE J. ('linn Jo, lrop. Ja Open for business Thursday Ja morning. 4. Ol'KN DAY AMI NKJHT. JL lenU nt All Houn. .a Regular Meals 30 cents. aja Chicken Hinner Sundays, from 12 noon to 2 p. m. f- .J. Chop Suey. Noodles, Fresh aj. Oysters. Klsh, Ar.. all the time. 4. Cor. Jackson ft Washington Sts 1 SERVE RIM A STEAK sweet, tender and Juicy and your bur band will open up his heart and hla pockctbook. Where will yoo get sack a steak? Why right here, of cours. We have the choicest meats In all tha land. If yon b:iy here once your husband will get good-natured Imme diately. If you huy here regularly he will be "Suuny Jim" all the tlma. The Economy Market Ooo. Knhlhftrea, Pfr. II Kill fiRADE M JIREIt Isn't a matter of luck. It Is a qiies ton of careful and expert selection and treatment. Every beam an,t board In this ynrd Is carefully chosen nnd thoroughly seasoned before w permit It to leave here. Your neit lumber order should be placed hers If you want to know what lumber satisfaction means. IfON .tlI.IiLUMlEt&., Pine aad Oak aticcU. o
