Roseburg review., October 21, 1910, Image 3

OH JOY. LQOKT BIG SHOW COMING
One Day Only, FRIDAY, October 28th
AL G. BARNES' Big Three Ringed Wild Animal
Ens csw&s
Without Peer, Precedent or Prototype
An Unparalleled Epitome of Man's Mastery Over the Entire Animal Kingdom, and Supreme
in the Position it occupies as
"The Only Real Wild Animal Circus on Earth"
TOO
( Great for Successful Competition
stupendous tor Kivalry ;
( Comprehensive to Merit Criticism
Every Animal an Actor.
African Lions
Arctic Sea Lions
Burmese Camels
Brazilian Apes
Arabian Stallions
Jaguars
Zebras
Dogs
Kangaroos
A Complete
Every Actor an Animal.
Siamese Elephants
South American Lions
Siberian Bears
Peruvian Goats
Bengal Tigers
Hyenas
Pumas
Ponies
Monkeys
Equine and Canine Paradox
200
200
Trained Wild and Domestic Animals
21 Sensational Wild Animal Acts 21
3 Big Rings and Steel Clad Arenas 3
2 Complete Military Brass Bands 2
3 Thrilling Open Air Free Attractions 3
5 Acres of Mercerized Water-proof Canvas 5
Honestly Advertised. Honorably Administered.
(No games of chance, no questionable
practices, no objectionable features per
mitted or tolerated on, around or about
the exhibition grounds.
See the marvelous BENO, King of the Air, in his unparalleled free exhibitions on the balancing trapeze before the doors to the big show are opened
ROSEBURG, One Day Only, Rain or Shine
Friday, October 28th, Afternoon at 2, Evening at 8
EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW im'ABV " " or vvr
LOCAL NEWS.
OCTOItHK 21, 1010.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT.
U. S. Weather Bureau, local olllce,
Koseburg, 84 hours ending 6 a. m.,
today.
Precipitation In Inches and hun
dredths: Maximum temperature 68
Minimum temperature 43
Precipitation 00
Total precln. since 1st ot mo.
2.72
Avg preclp. lor mo. tor 32 yra
2.09
Total preclp. from Sept. 1,
3.C4
Avg. preclp (rum Sep. 1. 1877
2.44
Votal excess from Sept. 1. '10,
92
Average precipitation Tor 32
wet seasons, (Sep. to May
32.88
WILLIAM BELL, Observer.
WBiATHER FORECAST:
Fair tonight and Saturday.
It's the World's Best.
No one has ever made a salve,
ointment or balm t compare with
llucklen's Arnica Salve. It's the one
perfect healer of cuts, corns, burns,
bruises, sores, Bcalds, bolls, ulcers,
eczema, salt rheum. For sore eyes,
cold sores, chapped hands, or sprains,
it's supreme. Infallible for piles.
Only 2 Gc at all druggists.
A 24-Inch square
Strongs, tl.oo.
top
stand at
dtf
Joseph Clarke Quant was born
near Rochester, N. Y., Oct. 10. 1851,
of German descent. At the ai;e of 4
years the family moved to Illinois,
thence to Michigan, residing near the
now flourishing city of Clarksville,
which was named by himself and a I
friend named Clarke Howard. On
May 27, 1884, he was married to Miss
rjlhi Cook. To this union were horn
three children, Seymour C. and
Blanche L. being born in Michigan,
and Ora, the youngest child, was born
near Oakland, Oregon. In the spring
of 1897 he moved to near Koseburg,
living on the North tlmpqua river
near the old Trask mill. The fol
lowing fall he moved to English set
tlement, eight miles east of Oakland,
in which vicinity he lived till the fall
of 1904, when he leTt the farm and
moved to Oakland. Since that time
he has been engaged In the meat
market business, first under the Arm
name of McCulloch & Quant, and
later as Quant & Son.
The day of his tragic death he and
his only son, S. C. Quant, had been
at work as usual, and at about 2:20
p. m. they purted near the shop, the
sou going to the depot to board the
2:30 train for Eugene, while Mr.
Quant went to the market. After a
short conversation with the meat cut
ter, J. H. Neus. he said he would go
to the rear and clean his gun. This
was the last seen of him until about
live minutes Inter, when E. L. Settle
on going to the hack room to see him
on business, found him dead, a bul
let from the ride he was cleaning
having struck him Just above the ear.
As near as can he ascertained from
the surroundings he was cleaning the
gun, as the oil can. cleaning rags and CAMIIDATK FOR SHERIFF.
rod were near. It is supposed he
unknowingly loaded the gun, it be- Having received th nomination School shoes, the best lino In Rose
lug automatic, and in some manner 'or sheriff of Douglas county upon burg, at the Cass Street Shoo Store,
It was discharged with the fatal re- the Democratic ticket at the primary Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Ilanan are
suit. His death was such a sudden election, I hereby announce my ne-.j spending a couple of days at Yon
shock the family were prostrated. ceptance of the courtesy and ask the calla.
Of Mr. Quant's family two brothers support of my iilends In the coming Mrs. C. L. Hadley returned Thurs-
survive him, A. S. Quant of Pcndle- election In November. I have served day from a visit with relatives In
ton, Oregon, and Wallace Quant of the county as sheriff for one term and Eugene.
Lake Odesse, Michigan. His rather- believe I nave made good therefore Mrs. Leo
mother, one brother, J. H and 1 believe 1 am entitled to a second
only sister, Jennie, preceding him term. I have at all times exerted my
to the great beyond. His widow, son b"st efforts In enforcing the laws of
and two daughters survive him nnd , the state and county, and If re-olocted
are all living In Oakland, Oregon, j I promise to serve In the Interests of
A. S. Quunt arrived Monday morning the people. My record as an orllcer Is
.NOTICE TO lll'KTEItS.
Hunting, with or without dogs, Is
strictly forbidden on the lands of the
Curry Estate. -
dtf N. CURRY ESTATE.
Clussy college posters and Illus
trated pennants, 26c and DOo at Robc
burg Book Storo. dtf
A New Idea pattern free with The
New Idea Woman's Magazine; 16c a
copy at Terclnskl's. dtf
Roseburg-Coos Bay
Automobile Stage
Service was resumed June 1st on the Rose
' burg-Coos Bay Automobile Stage Liue, and
... regular trips are now being made. New
cars and expert drivers. Running time
eight hours. Seat reservations made iu ad-
vauce. Koseburg headquarters.
PILKINGTON BROS. GARAGE
and on account of delayed trains was . open for Investigation
too late for the funeral. Hoping that my candidacy will
Mr. Quant was a member of the lo- meet with the approval or tne voters
cnl iodgo of W. O. W. and carried a and that I will be accorded a second
policy of $2000 for the benefit or his term, 1 remain
widow and children. He was a man
of sterling worth, industrious, up
right In all his dealings nnd honored
by all. We think it can be said truth
fully of him, "He died without a sin
gle enemy." The family have the
entire sympathy of the community iu
this, their sad hour or grler.
Interment took place at the Fair
Oaks cemetery on his birthday anni
versary, Sunday, Octobnr 1(1, 1910.
The Rev. Mr. Davis, late of Nebras
ka, conducted the funernl services.
The floral offerings were many nnd
beautifully arranged and were ap
preciated to the fullest extent by the
bereaved family. XXX.
H. PEXTOM,
daw Sheriff of Douglas county.
Honors are pleasant, but revenues
are necessary. Buy all your books
and stationery at the Roseburg Honk
Store. dtf
APPETITE (iOXK?
Indicesliiin Is I he Cause of II Tin
ned Cress Phiinnncy Has the Cure.
227-31 East Douglas
Roseburg, Oregon
People go on Buffering from little
stomach troubles for years nnd Im
agine they have a serious disease.
They over eat or over drink and
force on the stomach a lot of extra
But they never think that the1
stomach needs extra help to do ex- d
tra work. '
If these people would take two
MI-O-NA stomach tablets with or aft
er meals stomach misery would go In
five minutes and they would be a
great big help to the Btomach In its
strain of overwork. I
MI-O-NA Is guaranteed by tne lira
Cross Pharmacy to cure Indigestion
or any stomach disease or money
back.
MI-O-NA for belching of gas.
MI-O-NA for distress after eating.
MI-O-NA for foul breath.
MI-O-NA for biliousness.
MI-O-NA to wake up the liver
MI-O-NA for heartburn.
MI-O-NA for sick headache.
MI-O-NA for nervous dyspepsia.
MI-O-NA after a banquet.
MI-O-NA for vomiting of preg
nancy. MI-O-NA for car or sea-sickness.
Fifty cents a large box at the Ited
C'rosB Pharmacy and druggists ever
where. n
School Books
if? K
School
Opens
Every
Morning
you should have a
First Class
Fountain Pen
From the Roseburg
BOOK STORE
U 1 31 A
5 a racr
1 II r
w
from AlHiinv to I
employed at, l he
Esnn
Thursday evening
join her husband,
S. P. roundhouse.
Mrs. J. U. Flook, after n visit
hove with relatives nnd friends, re
turned homo to Portland today, ac
companied by her mother, Mrs. Ifl.
Rose.
Harry HIpkoI, the Southern Pacific
brnkeman, and Mrs. Sii'gtd, left on
Thursday night Tor St. Louis, Mo.,
where they visit for a month with
relatives1,
O. P. Coshow, Sr., a prominent
LI mi County pioneer nnd father of
Hon. O. P. Coshow of this city, missed
his footing while getting out of a
Ihikev nt Kugene Thursday nnd sus
tained n frnrtured hip. He Is now
In the Kugonn hospital. Mr. Coshow
is 79 years of age.
Henry K. Mnfilnn hus not yet beat
en .John B. Cleland for re-election
to the circuit bench in Multnomah
county. Though defeated nt the pri
maries, Cleland, "at the urgent re
quest of a number of business men
and lawyers," has announced himself
as an Independent canulciale for re
election. ' i
Sometimes the severest htilns of I
sciatica are relieved by Osteopaths by
mrrely Rtretchlng the sciatic nerve .
sufficiently.
W alter S. Josephson, son or Mrs. ;
M. .losephson of this city, and a
welt-known native Koseburg boy, Is
to be married In New York city to- i
morrow to Miss Kleanor Prlsro. After j
a honeymoon fo be spent In Wash- :
Ington, I). C, the young couple wilt
reside iu Ne,w York, where Mr. .lo
spehson Ik employed In the banking
department of the Wells-Fargo Kx
I tress Company.
Closing
Out
TINWARE
VERY CHEAP
Purchase NoW, we need the shelf room, and we
are endeavoring to carry better goods.
The Benson Grocery
PURE FOOD STORE
Phone 184 225 N. Jackson Street
tt'R DKMVKn Ol'TSIDH OK HUM VKUV LIMITS.
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PENCILS, PENS, INKS,
CRAYONS, ERASERS,
TABLETS AND .
SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
THE ROSEBURG
Bo00K) STORE
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Kyo
This world famous rifle glint who
holds the championship record of 100 :
pigeons In inn ennserutlve shots Is1
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and used several well known kidney
medicines, nil of which gnvo live no
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dull headaches. Now I hnve taken
three hntilea of Foley's Kidney Pills
and feel 100 per rent better. I am
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self. This 1 owe solely to Foley's
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