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Newspaper Page TextBRADFORD flANOvS ONE OF THE HIGH-GRADE instbii. MENTS WE SELL AT A LOW PRICE I ho lone anil finish of this plan.i i.j ,i,.,m.iii1 n much higher nrlce Hum we n.-k. Must he seen Ki l. iippivciutcd. tall and see the New Bradford. QTT . LENOX MUSIC DEALERS ITEMS OK IXTERKST KHOM DRAIN A.M) VIC1X1TV. LOCAL NEWS (il.KNDALK NEWS. m ROSEBURG UEVIEVV NOVEMBER 21, 11)10. HAI1.Y WEATIIEU REPORT. to inched and huti- U. S. Weather Bureau, local ollir uuseburg. 24 hours ending 5 a. w. imluy. Precipitation dredths: Maximum temperature Minimum toinpenuuru ipiiation !! iuiui precip. slue. 1st- or mo. ::.ic ...uciii. lor mo. tor ii yra 4.33- Total precip. from Sept. 1, !.(,:; avj;. precip noiu a, ioij i . , ti Total t'xn'ss Ironl bept. lfiu, it sveragu precipitation :or a i seasons, (Sup. to May . . 32.88 WILLIAM DELL. Observer. WISATHEtt FORECAST: i-asional rain louigni aim in Or jay: cooler tonight. low hotel rates for ltosi:- 1U Hti I'MIM'IjK. Mr. W. M. Seward, proprietor of the new Motel Sewnl'U lit roi-tloml, Ore., wMich us in announce mul lli: rates for rooms, at. the Sew urd are $1,011 ht day mid up. I'lie Seward was opened In July, 11)01), and is one ol the most ni-ti-uie. idem and elegantly appointed ho tels in the Xortliwesl. All rooms have direct outside eposuic, and the lintel is located directly opposite Ihe main entrance to the Olds, Wort man ,v King new department store, thus ulliirdiii); guests an easy opportunity to do their shopping. Mr. K. Clarke has succeeded Mr. A. A. Wright as head of the ollice tone. Sir. Clarke will he iviuemhered by miiiiy as one of the most congenial mid obliging clerks that ever stood lieliiud a hotel counter in Portland. We would suggest to our renders that they give Ihe Seward n trial. Take 'lias at depot or car llnii'KCU "l ami act off at Tenth si reel. C!l ItYSAXTII EM I'M SHOW PREMHM WIXXEHS. Tin? annual Chrysanthemum show held In Roseburg last Friday and Saturday proved a his success from every stnnilnoillt. The l.iili,.u' Aid of the Methodist church, who di rected the show, wish to thank nl ladies who helped in various ways Inward it. Following is the complete list of prize winners: llest specimen while Mrs. Milton Olllvant. 1st: .Mrs. W. S. Hamilton. L'nu. llest cream Mrs. ,T. W. Groves, 1st: Mrs. Olllvnnt, 2nd. llest yellow Mrs. K. V. Terrell, 1st: Mrs. Emma Howard. 2nd. Lest pink Mrs. olllvant, 1st; Mrs. Terrell, 2nd. llest lavender Mrs. Hamilton. 1st: Mrs. K. It. Pongia. 2nd. llest green Mrs. .1. C. Aiken. 1st. Heel, red Mrs. .1. Preschern, 1st; Mrs. Terrell, 2nd. llest hnuiiuet Mrs. Olllvant, 1st; Mrs. Terrell. 2nd. llest variety bouquet Mrs. L. Kohlba'ren, 1st; Mrs. Pengra, 2nd. llest field-grown Mrs. Terrell, 1st and 2nd. llest pot-grown Mrs. Terrell, 1st: Mrs. Ollivaul, 2nd. llest ostrich plume, while Mrs. Olllvant. 1st: Mrs. Preschern. 2nd. llest ostrich plume, lavender Mrs. Olllvant, 1st; Mrs. W. H. Fisher, 2nd. Best ostrich plume, yellow Mrs. Preschern. 1st. llest ragged Mrs. Terrell, 1st; Mrs. Howard, 2nd. llest reflex Mrs. Howard. 1st and nd. llest Inoieved Mrs. Howard, 1st; Mm. Olllvant. 2nd. llest new variety Mrs. Howard. 1st; Mrs. Terrell, 2nd. eod Everv housewife knows the value of Old Wheat Hour In making good Vead. The Reselling Rochdale ( o. (' a good supply ol "Olympic mil Snowdrift" Hour. Made lrom flul crop wheat. (It "ST1I.I, MOKE TH AX TUB BEST" Mr. (''to Paul. Milwaukee. Wis.. vs Foley's Honey and Tar Is still r.ore than Ihe best. He writes us: "I have so nianv calls for Foley's Honey and Tar that 1 will have to ,vi-it vn.t for some more. All those that bought it think It is the best for I i-onglis and colds tliey ever nan anu I think it Is still more than the best. Oar bahv had a bad cold and it cured him in one day. Please accept thanks. Sold bv Marsters Dm? Company. Phone machine Unkerv. 221 for fro made br delivery of our ad. I'mpqua dtf Special to the Evening Review. Drain. Or.. Nov. 20, 1910. Mrs. Ivan Haines arrived here Sun nay afternoon from Sluslaw on a visit with her parents, Mr. aud Mrs. W. W. Taylor, in the Hardscrabble neighborhood. Floyd and Joe Craig have both re turned home after spending the summer working In the logging eaniiiB on Scolleld Creek, near (Inrdlner. Moses Mack, now a resident of Salem, was here during the past week looking after business matters. Mrs. Hounds, an aunt of Mrs. C. F. Counts, of this city, died at her home in Cottage Grove lest Wednes day, and was buried at that place on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Counts at tended the funeral. Mrs. Hounds was formerly the wife of H. W. Churchill, of Drain. Eugene Joslyn has sold his moun tain farm, four miles west of town, to Southern California people named Turner. This farm la locally known ;is the Ilasard place. The Turner folks were former neighbors of the Pattersons, who now reside on the John Allen place, and they will again be neighbors. "Aunty" Jackson has been serious ly ill during the past week with pneumonia, but at this writing Is somewhat Improved and Is believed to be on the road to recovery. Her daughter, Mrs. Maud Estes, aud grand-daughter, Mrs. Bertha Fraley, both of Portland, have been at her bedside for several days pnst. About 10,000 pounds of dressed turkeys were shipped from here the past week for the Thanksgiving trade. Excellent work Is being done In the Drain high school this winter. Prof. J. E. RdwerB is at the helm and is ably assisted by Mrs. C. W. De vore and Miss Esmer Mister. The grammar grades are also doing nice ly. A telephone line Is being con structed for the benefit of four or Ave families in the neighborhood up Elk Creek, east of town. It is being built by the people of the neighbor hood and will he connected with the central office in town. The local grist mill will soon be rendv for operation. The machinery now being installed was brought here from a mill at Ashland, In this state, where Its use had ceased to be profitable. It is being Installed In ihe building formerly used by E. A Johnson, who is now successfully operating a mill at Albany. We are informed that John Haney has a contract to plow and put Into celllvntion four hundred acres of the Sunnvdule tract, recently pur chased bv the Churchill-Matthews Company, of Portland, an orchard syndicate doing an extensive business throughout the country. This com pany bought about two thousand acres in Sunnydale Valley last sum mer and it will be planted to or chards as fast as It can be piU Into a good slate of cultivation. The land In this valley has already proved to be splendid fruit land, for either apples, pears or prunes, and is bound to become one of the most profitable industries In the county. Machinery made bread at Uuipqua Bakery. Phone 221. dtf Don't let the baby fret get a good pacifier from the Roseburg Pharmacy. dtf Dr. J. L. Callaway, Ostopatnic Phy sician. Abraham Building. Roseburg. Sponges, free from dine deposit. Safe and clean, at Roseburg Phar macy, dtf S. K. Sykes has lust received the largest shipment of bulbs direct from Hollnud ever received In KoseDurg. Call and buy your bulbs for pluntlng nil 1 Born, In this city, Nov. 15, 1910, ; to Mr. aud Mrs. L. L. Corless, a ' duughter. I Miss Uruh tlenson returned Thurs day from Pomona1. Cullf., where she ' had been attending school. I Married at Booth P. O., Nov. 18, 1910, Miss Mary Rondeau and Mr. J. C. Buschtuan, Rev. Howard offi ciating. I Born. Nov. 8. to Mr. and Mrs. W'm. McGlnnis, a 7-pound boy. I R. R. Cook returned this week from San Francisco, where he had been called by the Illness of his mother, who Is now much better. now. JJOIl l may auuiuer umu a khiuo ... ,,, . -,! i .i va get a game of your own and see how , ;.uh Mm m,lke's games at Roseburg Book Store. dtf ' '' . Secure your seats via Barnard's ,1i1,,.i,,, ,in i ,i,e aw mills hero. new stage line to Marshfleld. Dally At tne j,rnvaie mill, George Smith stage 6 a. m. Office corner Rose and Washington. an Buy your bulbs for planting now; a large shipment Just received. You will save express cnarges Dy ouying of S. K. Sykes. dtf The Oberammergau Passion Play, at the Presbyterian churcli, Friday, December 9th, 1910. Particulars later. dtr Douglas County Creamery butter only 90c a two-pound square. Ask your grocer for It. patronize noma Industry. dtf Santa Claus headquarters for the bahv this vear Is at Graves' Art Em porium. Everything, Don; userui aim dainty. 8W Fisher can save you i-a p" cent on your paint and paper con tracts. Wake up, be alive, look tor the flag. dtf The most elegant line of genuine hand painted China ever brought to Roseburg la now in, at Graves' Art Emporium, also a swell line of Norse pottery. dsw Buy your Xuias presents now, while there la a big variety to select from. Our Hue of choice things is more extensive than ever. Graves' Art Emporium. dsw not got mixed up with a slab saw and lost two fingers, and the same day r.n accident at the Lystul mill left C.' H. Tompkins minus one of his lingers.- Glendale News. ADVERTISED LETTERS. Remaining uncalled for In the Roseburg poslotlice, Nov. 21. 1910. are the following letters, which will be charged at the rate of one cent each: linker. Earl; Bowen, J. M.; Ilyron, W. J.; Bloom, Bluln; Camp. Miss Esle (2); Connors. It. J.: Dixon. L. F. (3); Davison. E. P.: Derrienx. .1. II.-; Davidson, Mrs. William; Gilbert. Master Harry; llercher. It. A.; Ham burg. Itav; llaheln. Jacob; Lewis, Arthur; La Hose, Exnvier; Muser, John; Neely. 'Mrs. Nellie; Newman. Joe; Newman, Georgfl E.; Pierce, Orhle; Perkins. W. T.; Smith. James; Smith, Miss Leonn; Smith. E. L.; Tlmmons, Frank; Wahlstrom, Mr. 13). C. W. PARKS. P. M. A Salem dispatch snys: Although Frank W. Benson carried every county In the slne m nis campaign p-isner is not an uipuuu, , ,rt nm nf stPPre- slck, has no poor relatives or any , -"' '""' , ,m he to prey i lulJ " , .. ,. ,.. other of these sad afflictions to prey on your sympathies and pocket book, hut ha has the best nalnt and wall uaDer In Roseburg tor the least ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT. ' AcgclablcProparfilionror.s sirailaiiiigihclfXKlarullirtjiila lint Uic Siomarts midBowlsof CASTOMA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Proraoles DitfoslionJClw rful ness and Itesironlains ticiuw Opiutu.Moqihine norMiuaal Not Narcotic. JUrprafMnrSWtTimrWl fiimpht JSrn" Jtx.SaM! limStrtl Qtmfat Sugar IHmMfmi flam. Artrrirct Rcmeitv forCfutsflpa Hon , Sour Stoniacli.Dlarrtea Worms .loimilsions.revrnsn rwirs andLoss OF oiEKR Facsimile Sujwture of NEWY0WK. Bears the AJ, Signature AA (Vror money. dtf Phone 221 for free delivery of our machine made bread. Umpqua Bakery. dtf Classv college posters and Illus trated pennants, 26c and 60c at Rose- expend for campaign expenses, nc-1 ' it.. ,n n tn(A.a,il flleil bv him 1 COIU1IIK I" "v -j today. . (i - Will Promote llenuty. Women desiring beauty got won derful help from Bueklen's Arnica j Salve. It banlsheB pimples, ftkln onmt ons. sores and oomb. h inn Exact Copy of Wrapper. In Use Over Thirty Years CASTOMA CLASSIFIED ADS. FOR SALE. An Invalid chair and an oil store. Phono 63. dtf burg Book Store. dtf ' tne skln soft and velvety, it gioruiea Have you been to Fisher's to see the face. Cures sore eyes, cold sores. n.1 the new wall papers, or are you I cracked lips. StVL from Missouri; If you are. he can , burns scalds, fever sores. 18 show you. dtf I es and piles. 25c at all drugglts. FOU SALE Nino room house on lot 70x100; nlco location. Inquire at Review. ' dtf LOST. Locket watch charm, with letters "M. M. M." engraved In form ef monogram on one side. Finder please leave at Review office, or phone 109L. Reward, tf NOTICE TO HUNTERS. Off the regular prices this month i only on all SHOES Cass Street Shoe Store Wet weather footwear in all sizes and shapes. Come early and buy before the stock is decreased, BOTH SPEEDY AND EFFECTIVE This Illustrates the action of Foley Kidney Pills as S. Parsons, Battle Jreek, Mich., illustrates: "1 have been afflicted with a severe case of kidney and bladder trouble for which I found no relief until 1 used Foley Kidney Pills. These cured me entirely of all ailments. I was troubled wltn backaches and severe shooting pains In the sides with annoying urinary ir regularities and a sense ot nicom ikloleness in the act. The steady use of Foley Kidney Pills rid me enii-ely of all my troubles. Tliey navo my highest recommendation." Sold by Marsters Drug Company. N .ADVERTISEMENT AHOl'T GOOI SHOES. Holiday Goods If quality come in For men, women and children, and prices count .with you The Roseburg Beauty Parlors FOR SALE Ten-room house with nearly nn aero of river bottom; plenty of fruit; rich garden soli. Good terms. Inquire 608 North Pine st. dtf FOU SALE Asparagus rootB. Pal metto variety. Price 75c per 100 or $ii per thousand. II. C. Dawson. 02a Secoud uvo. South, N, E. Rose burg. dsw (By K. L. Stephens, the Shoe Man) Consider for a moment that every body weui-B shoes in some shnpe or style, their whole life through; then consider next the life of a shoe Ib It better to Invest G for one pair or the same amount for three pairs? You all like new shoes, but most people don't like breaking-in a new shoe so It is Invariably the best and most satisfactory ' plun to get one good pair Instead of 3 for the money invested. 1 nere is uiuie Bau.i. .... n THE PACIFIC MONTHLY'S L. H. RH0ADES & CO; 2ti,"f Successors to A. D. BRADLEY. Come and see us. Can save vou money on any thing you want to buy. H you have any thine to sell get my offer before celling as I will pay the highest cash price for second hand goods. LUMBER SHINGLES WINDOWS DOORS WOOD where? coal Page Investment ,Ccmiv The Pacific Monthly, of Portland. Oregon is a beautifully illustrated monthly magazine which gives very full Information about the resources and opportunities of the big country lying West of the RockieB. It tells . r,naPnmnnl rec Ama- all iidoui no' ; tlon projects, free Government land and tells about the districts adapted to fruit raising. uu..., raising, etc. It has special stories by Jack London and other noted The price Is ll.R0 a year, but to introduce it wo will send t six months for fifty cents. This offer must be accepted on or before Feb ruary 1 19H- Send your name and address accompanied by fifty rents In stamps and learn all about Oregon. Washington. Idaho, and Callforn a. Address. The Pacific Monthly. Portland. Oregon. aw SPICK SPAN SPICES, s, which we mean spires that am absolutely clean. Vou want tins kind Oct them at Roseburg Phar macy. Atteatlon Lilies II you want something strictly np-to-dat, in suit , skirts, or long costs, don t fa to call and inspect our nobby Ine of mnle. and cuts of made to order ."Tr.ent. re representing one It be oldest .nd most reliable l.die.' tillorln companies In Chl- . ..,. made to your own jlmeVsur: .'! VrfeuMt fuaran- Harness & Johnson Order Groceries By Telephone. That's a convenient way. A prompt way. A safe way, too, at this store, for we always send you just what you ask for and you can be sure of quality when you do your grocery buying here. Try us with a phone order. Harness (Si Johnson G R O C E K A Sheridan St. &fe Phone No. is 103 l''OR SALK OR TRADE Modern 8- room house nnd 38 lots in best part of city. V. M. Sprlngton, Box G4 2, Coeur d'Aleno, Idaho. dsw l''Olt SALIC Residence property, at bargain, close In; also have fur nished residence renting proposi tion. Call 4-lii Pine street, or phone 18. d u 2 I Hunting, with or without dogs, Is strictly forbidden on the lands ot the Curry KBtate. dtf N. CURRY ESTATE. , . Paints have advanced to J2.26 per gallon by the trust. So unless you have more money than sense, cali at Fisher's Paint Store for prices. Ha Is not In the trust. dtt FOR SALE Two young . . j. horses, one black and one bay; 4 three yeara old last spring; j. weight 1400 each; broke to 4- work. Apply to Q. 11. Pitts, 4- Ruckles, Ore. dBWtf FOR SALE. Tha Imported Per churnu stallion Volage, a black In color; he Is seven years old, weighs 2000 pounds In work or der; terms If wanted. If Inter ested write at once to M. R. Rynn, Drain, Oregon. dsw FOR SALE Or will trade for lum ber, 2nd band stenm engine 9x15, in first-class condition. If Inter ested call at tho J. 0. Flook Com pany's planing mill aud see the engine operated. tf Roseburg-Coos Bay Automobile Stage Service was resumed June 1st 011 the Rose-burg-Coos Bay Automobile Stage Line, and regular trips are now being made. New cars and expert drivers. Runniug time eight hours. Seat reservations made in ad- Koseburg headquarters. FOR SALE. 13 acres creek bottom land, all In cultivation; only 1 mile from Myrtle Creok; good house and outbuilding; about 125 chick ens, Jersey cow und tools go with pluco. A bargain If sold Boon Write E. U. Harbor, Myrtle Creek Oregon. dtf 100 acres. 214 miles from.. Oakland, unimproved, with ten . ncres cleared bottom land, halnnco gently sloping, 100 ncres fine soil; call be culti- vated after clearing; helng close to market, wood will pay . for place. I'J.IOO, good terms. . . P. A. COPPARD, . 1 Oakland, Oregon. . . 4- 4"fr4"l'' FOR SALE. 300 acroB, 2 miles from good town; 8 acres orchard, about 50 acres bottom land, balance good grazing land; Borne timber and plenty of wood. A good atock ranch, and a bargain at $17 per acre: terms for ono-half. Write E. B. llurher, Myrtle Creok, Or. tf vance. PILKINGT0N BROS. GARAGE 227-31 East Doughs 0 o FOR SALE OR TRADE- For lucerne properly In Roseburg or Portland. 40 acres, Vj mile from good town; acres bottom. 13 ncres hill land: new 8-rooni house, 2 barns, milk bouse, granary and cbleken bouse. Eight acres Spltzenberg apples, I year old. Write or apply lo E. II. Burlier, Myrtle Creek. Oregon. dtf I'O TRADE IliO acres raw land In Eastern Oregon, also 8 acres fine Irrlgulcd peach land in Columbia River Valley, for anything In or iirnund Roseburg. Address Box Ha, It. F. D. No. 1, Hood River. Oregon. dnl 5 3. Eastern Oysters In Any Style. A Short Orders at Any Hour. Quick Lunch ; $ Restaurant J YE TOY, Prop. 4. KHOUI.AIt IMNNKIt, 250. .(. Chicken Dinner Every Sunday. . 4. Open until 10 p. m., dally. .. Sheridan Street Near Depot. 1 4 ' 4. 4. 4. 4- . A New way To Clean House Easier, Quicker and Cheaper than ever. FOR RENT. FOR RENT Two separate rooms to nion. Address "W." care Review. I'Olt RENT. r,-rootn house, and barn. In North Roseburg. lnipilre of 1). K. Page, 504 Pine St. dn22 WANTED. WANTED fllrl to do general house work. Phone 53. dtf WANTED. Position lo do general housework by a woman or expert- enre. address II. W care Re view. dn22 EYE Ol. ASSES KOI'N'D On the cfluntv roiid Sear (Jvcens-Q gold aiiflnl V lid) ear uows. Owner pleuao call at this ollice. It's a great relief to know that house-ckauing is over. OCR VACVMN CI.KANKB MAKES IIOl'SECI.EAMNU EASV VOU YOU The ItosehurK Vncuum Clean er transforms the clenntng ot the house from an Infinite bur den Into a comparative pas time Into an actual pleasure. Instead of uphoaval of fur niture, taking up carpets, etc.. The Itimcliuru Vacuum Cleaner by nn ensy, simple often reno vation, gives you perpetual fre dom from dust, grime aid la ease germs wlthoufe dlitusillM furniture or furnishing Lot us do your houaegitltM with tie Electric VacuiSu t'Ml rr. Telephone 791. KOSKUUIMJ BTIfeai LAUNimX