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About Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920 | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1911)
trtPAl. Jt'EVH I'd V.iwol wi-lll til Till-hcl tmli.) lu spend uvbi Sunday. Mm. E. H. Hillings end baby are vlaltlDf with relatives Id Cottage Orove. Mm. C Y. Benjamin paBBed through here tlilt uiornlng enroule rum Portland lu het bonis In San t Tuuclai-o. Misa Fauiilo Cubb will leave Mon day for a visit with relutlveB lu Mla hourl. Her traveling companion, Mm. Wheeler, goes to Michigan for a visit. Louis M. Suplee. cashier of the Myrtle Point Hank, mill well kuown lu KoaebuiK. arrived lion- litis morn iiiK froiu Murshtleid. where be re mutly underwent an oieratlou lor iipimidlcltla. lie allows the effect of bin severe Illm-Ha, but he expecta lo lecuperutu rapidly by complete rent mid plenty of outdoor real. For the prraent he la a guest at the Curry hirui. W. I.. Piatt und wife, Cleveland. ().; S. II. Orcen, II. 8. Murray. Port land; W. T. Perry. Chicago; D. K Nichols, Frank Pruner, M. Pruner, John Cornutt, Perry Cornutt. J. Neal, V. P. Hedges. II. J. Shoemaker, Hid illn; John Alexander, (Hide; Prank Cox. Deer (.'reek; Peter McCabe, liuieka; A. il. Henaon, J. II. Drown, Uleudalo; Katberine Noyer, M. L. Ilaney. ..irn. M. J. Perklua, Mlaa Mar tha UvinKHinn, Drill n; 1,. M. Suplee, Myrtle Point; (ieo. J. Stearns, Oak land; Chaa. A. Ilrand, Garden Valley; were recent arrlvala at the McClallen. FOR SAI.H. Fresh milch cow. In iiulre of Curtis & llunfleld, Kden liower. dm'i7 U.wll. UKrfr .ririsft. t'Vniv Ai wp hirne -Mi.. . i vnn iimvm, Aiilll.ASli, t)r., Ms. Hi' III, u! n.rMhM, .1' K. Mct'ohiibll, oinwrted court room yesterday, Hil- pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. ui., ward black, the bllud-plgger, Was union service nt Preshtteriau church found guilty bf the clime and fined at 11 a. m. Rarh church will have 11 Oil and costa. lie muat remain In! its own service at I p. m. All meui- lall tor not over JO days lu caae he bera and friends ahould bo present on cun t ralae the amount. BETTER THAN SPANKING lauklng duM But curg cblltlrau ut ;lml fltkiia. Tfc.r. is a cooatltotluual mdh for tlita troulil.. lira. If. Buuiuvra, bus W. Nulr Uauir. Iod., will Mod frt to aji Buritift btr aurcMful boat Irmnnt, wllk full iBatrurlkma, 8od so auawr. but wrlla brt ludajr tr four calldrMi truubut ua la Ihla a. Iloa'l blama lb ebUtl. tba cbaucM art 11 b'I brie IL Tbla Imtanil aUw euro rtulte ad agrd wtl iroublrd wllb url a '..ulltes b oar r LUbu Funeral deBlgna to order. Prices right. Mrs. P. D. Owen, florist, Phone Suburban 97 POK SALE. 40 acres ot land at Olalla: 12 acres In cultivation cao be tbat much more put in cul tlvatlon; one miles from poslofflce und school; plenty of water on place. Kor further particulars In quire ot C. A. Prlend, Olalla, Ore guu. daw J POR BALE. Plve room house, with bath, on South Stephens street, cor ner Huberts. Hullt two years two lots, city water and lights, chicken bouae and run; one lot sanded for garden, all nlue! fenced. Price $1650. Terms desired. N. D. McCall, Box 167, Paironlr Hevtew advrtl Are You To be Married (In June?) N-n-n-n-o, is it your Sister or your friend? A WEDDING PRESENT??? J A lady's paper wants to abolish ringing of tin cans, pans and popping of guns at weddings. All people who are to be married agree and approve of this stand. And the custom of giving unsubstan tial wedding presents is just as bad. If you were to be married what would you want for a present? Something for your home you say. Nothing is more appreciated than furniture or carpets. Why not consider some of these articles for a wedding present. SEWING BASKETS ROCKERS BEDS DINING SET DRESSERS COUCHES RECEPTION CHAIRS SEWING CHAIRS And many other articles. B. W. STRONG THE FURNITURE MAN Sunday evening. We have surprlso fur you. Methodist Kplacopal, Rev. E. Olin Eldridge, paatoi'. Preaching at 1 1 a. in. and m,; subjects, a. m., "lu (Jod'a Hand;" p. m., "A Man Ap proved of Uod." Sunduy school at 10 a. m.; Junior League at 3 p. in.;. Epworth League at 7 p. .m. ; prayer mecllug Thuraduy evening at s o' clock. Excellent music under direc tion of Prof. Pory. You are cordial ly Invited. Ilaptisl, Rev. W. H. Eatou. pustor. Sunday school at 10 a. m.: 11. Y. P. U. at 7 p. m.; evening service ut 8 o'clock. There will be no morning preaching service tomorrow on I.. U, ilk'kb 0 A. (i. Mitrl'lua k'o' M a. hlnek 2; Butherllh. C. K. Hurbll to H. C. lilll, ljUll; 4 lit-rea at Wilbur. Prunk brown to Lewis Parriah, fSOG; i luts. Browns Pair Acres, West Ruaeburg. A. D. Ottinger to Lucius Mall, $1. 100; blocks S. 19 and 20, Wilbur. Remedy for Sick Headache. Sick headache results from a dis ordered condition of the stomach, and can be cured by the use of Chamber Iain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Por sale by all dealers. C TO 3 price of food at nits baa coma 4"o at tne North Side Orocerv. dtf j Highest cash price putd for nio- lwai Jtrffj. ! . . . . ' Sit. ttlid Mrs. llxhr iiurili rutdiuoil this morning from a trip to Portland. .Mrs. C. L. Ruigiir leaves tomorrow I on a trip to Portluod and McMinn-l vlllo. ) Praiier W ard went over to Oak-' land this morning to reniulu for a few days. j F. H. Paul has gone to hla old home lu Wyoming for a visit uf several weeks. C. E. Harblt. formerly of Wilbur but now a resident ot Sprlnglield. wuh here on business today. Ernest 1). Riddle was In town from Riddle this morning. He reports that section lively hut thut the fruit , crop will be light. C. A. Brand was over from (ianh-n Valley this morning. He now has 215 acres in orchard then, all of which is looking tine. S. A. PhllllpB. the local lallor. has f r I 1 Hard heauached. Uuzy, dick tlClCltlCnP headaches. BurninjJ, throb AafCUUULICa bing Spitt;ng headachei. And the great majority are all due to constipation. Anything better than Ayer's Pills? Ix't your doctor decide. itr' LOCAL NEWS. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Enger ret u rind this morning from a trip to Cau'iy and Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ward left this morning for Portland, where he will he employed thin summer. There will be preaching at the U. II. Church bitildliiR at 3 p. m. Hun dav. Subject, '"Deception.' . E. Uud ger. Mrs. J. Cotchett and bnliy, of Oak land, Cnlil'., who have been visiting here with her siBter, Mrs. 11. T. M tickets are sold. Efforts are now being iiiuile. by Commercial Club members io secure that number of pledges for tickets. The festival will he belli from June 5 to 10. The ex cursionists must leuve here in a body on a Bperlul train on any day they specify, hut they may return Indi vidually on any train within Beven (lavs after the ticket la Issued. Hose burg will furnish a big rose exhibit for the festival and It Is hoped Hint the representation of local visitors will be fully as Mattering in numbers. nair J Marker wo rjawtt Homer Davenport's new book, I "Tlia nrtiinrTv Urw a alurv nt hla count of the high school tiaccaiaure- own uie. on saie at uosenurg hook .. ., r .; ;:. 1 iiwieu. ien mia uiuiiung iui j.ii.iv-t nn - ate sermon at the Presbyterian Store. - dtf 1"t''"lh Pal'1('ii-o'Puny for this ' son vlllo. Church. At the evening service tho ' The finest llr.e of wall paper In the eud ' ,he lo,al divisions. The Southern Pac ific Company hns J. M. Howell, a popular druggist sermon will be by Hev. Dr. C. A. Hl'.l. I city at D. P. Fisher's paint and paper Misses Harriet and Llnnle llocunl granted a special one-way fare of 5 of Clreensbiirg. Ky., says: 'W e use pastor of the. liapttst Theological store, on Oak struct. Look for the left this afternoon on their return ioi a rouud trip between Itoseburg Chamberlain's Cough Remedy In our Seminary at Berkeley Cal. Dr. Hill flag. dtf home to Springfield, after a visit here and Portland for the Portland rose household and know It to he excel- la a aiilendld ureucher. and RoBeburg - with their cousin, Mrs. P. E. West- festival, providing not less than rr. lent." Por sale hy all dealers. C 1 ; ; . people will do well to hear him. He Is visiting his old friend, Hon. O. P. Coshow, for a abort time. Thoru will be the usual hearty and flue speclul music, which Is characteristic of this congregation. A cordial welcome awaits all who coma. Methodist Episcopal, Houtli, Rev. K. M. Mears. pastor. Sabbath school at 10 a. m. There will be no morn ing service owing to the Commence ment exercises at the Presbyterian Church. Preaching at 8 P. .m. hy Rev. .A. J. Starmei. Junior League ut 2:30 p. m.; Senior League at 7 p. m. There will be live congregational singing and you will enjoy the ser vice. Come and be with us. Presbyterian Uaccalaureate ser vice at 11 a. m., sermon by Rev. J. X. MrConnell. Sunday school at 10 .i. in.; clusscs for all ages; organized ulasses for adults. Young Peoples meeting at 7 p. m. A cordial wel come extended to one and all St. (ieorge's Church, Rev. Churles Wilson linker, rector The fifth ( Ro gutlou) Sunday after Easter. Holy Communion at 7:30 a. in.; Sunduy school at 9:45 a. m.; morning pray at 11; evening prayer at 7:30 St. Clement's Church. Oakland: Even ing prayer at 3. All are cordially In vited to these services. CASTOR I A For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bean the (Signature of LOST AND FOUND. LOS1'. A string of gold beads, be tween Stephens street and Grove. Plnder please leave at this office, d POUND. On Douglas street, near the courthouse this morning, a black leather pocket-book, contain ing papers, etc. Owner call at this office. A marriage license has been issued to A. H. Nottage and Mrs. Follthu Townscnd. of Gardiner. Mrs. C. H. Pisher returned home to Eugene this afternoon, after a to days vlBlt here with relatives and friends. Mrs. Ed. Riddle, who underwent an uperatlon at Mercy Hospital near ly a mouth ago, will he able to return home to Riddle this evening. Mr. Riddle came down today to take her back. I You are looking for a home? 4- j. Investigate thlB: Tbree acres A A right In town, new 6-room A 4 house, barn, fine well; can have 4, 4 city water aud lights; also a 4s &-acre tract all under culllra- 4 Hon, adjoining town, cheap. Por terms write P. A. COPPARD. .. Oakland, Oregon. WANTED. SEWIXQ WANTED 345 South Pine Street, Roseburg. din2S WANTED. Housework by middle aged woman. Address X, care Re view, dtf WANTED. A young man who has had some experience selling sewing machines on the road; good com mission. Apply to P. O. Box 752 Roseburg. dtf cott. Ed. W. Dlller, Thos. Scott. Mel rose; J. L. Hoggs, Hon. Pllnn Coopei. Roberts Creek; (ieo. J. Steurns. Oak lurid; Mrs. CI. W. Urubbe, Wilbur; O. C. Settle!. Lawrence Neuner. lilen dale; Jacob Denn. Camas Valley: Robt. Lane. Ceo. Cox, Johu McKean, L. G. Mathews, Deer Creek; W. L. Singleton, W. P. Price. Oak Creek; James Inmuu. Mr. und Mrs. 1. II. Howard. Looking mass; Henry BuBhnell, Ten Mile, were among the Roseburg visitors today. Foley's Kidney WANTED. Men with teams to cul tivate orchards: work all summer. H. W. Currin, Drain, Ore. d' WANTED. A Job with four-horse team or with two-horse team. Ad dress or call on J. P. Denn, Jr., Camas Valley, Oregon. dsw ROOMS WANTED. We have a rent er for two or three unfurnished rooms. Tho Oregon Land & Or chard Company, opposite McClallen Hotel. d WANTED. Equipped farm with not less than GO acres In cultivation nnd plenty of running water. Will buy or rent. Give full particulars In first letter. Address Z, care Review. daw FOH flENT. K. M.MH'K. M. H. rilYBILHAN AND I'RtiHHN. PASTURE With water,-In Eden- bower. Ask Miller, Review office. Offices: Abraham Bulldiag. teBekurg ... 0regen. W. WALLAC'K CONTRACTOR ttrinent Walks, Brick, Stene P. 9. Box ?21. Roseburg, Oregon. TOOT! TOOT! Stop your Mrts, nMviorcvtk'S, arruplunrs, hinRirs, wfRors and footsteps tt our yard fw IhhiIhm-, shingli'-s, doors, windows, screen iwd nil kind rf Willi a jr. HMUTkii. Rock Spring Coal Get your simply notj iul save ilcUys a the se.iu advn ces DRY vSjCAB WOOD Leave orders at the Roseburg National Bank or at the yards of the Page Investment Company PHONK 2-111 NORTH HOSKIIl ltd. Look for the Big' Sign Mftce Hours: Phones: 0 to lis. rn. Office Main 171 1 3 to 4 p. in. Rssid. Malu 1711 KB. LUCKTTA ftMITII, Phyalrlan Women and Children Dlsesaea a Specialty, jftlcti. Masonic Bldg.. Second Door HOARD and newly furnished rooms. Mrs. R. O. Goff, 402 Fullerton St FOR RENT. Furnished housekeep ing rooms. No children. 217 Chndwlck street. dm20 PASTURE. With water. IM miles from Roseburg, for rent. Apt"') to J. Altken, Edenbower, Phone Farmers 265. . dtf FOR RENT. Furnished room with or without board. 627 Court street, corner Ella. dtf TOR SALE. I K. C. L. PK ARSON D1CNT1BT OFFICE IN REVIEW HUILD1NO Hours: 10 a. m. to I p. m. FOR SALE. Light team, spring wagon, harness and btivgy. all In good condition. J325. Call at this offtce. FOR SALE. Two horses. weight 2600 pounds, harness and wagon. ( Ty;A-Hnghe8. Roseburg. R. F. D. "v.. , .law IS What They Will Do fop You They will cure your backache, Btrengthen your kidneys, cor.' rect urinary irregularities, build i up the worn out tissues, and eliminate the excess uric acid ! that causes rheumatism. Pre. vent Brlght's Disease and Dia. ( bates, and restore health and strength. Refuse substitutes. ! Fur sale bv Markers Drug Co n i Ask vour grocer for machinery made bread. The Urntqi Bakery ' makes It. , dtf I WHY WE ARE NOT HAVING A SALE Because our goods are paid for. Because our prices are- a little lower than you can get "elsewhere," on sale. Because we are kept very busy attending strictly to our own affairs. Because we are here to stay. ROSEBURG BEAUTY PARLORS HAIR. AND SCALP TREATMENT FACIAL MASSAGE HAIR DRESSING MANICURING A. L. Kitchin Nurseryman 820 West Oak SI. Kosrhurg, Oregon. ' pany's planing mill and see the engine operator. dsw FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. Flue 3-year-old I'ercheron stallion, .steel gray; weight 1 COO pounds. For particulars see or address J. W. Campbell. Roseburg, Or. dsw FOR SALE Nine room house on loi 70.1100; nlco locntlon. Inquire at Review dtf FOR SALE. Mare, weight 1 400; al so light dray or express wagon. Inquire at Roseburg Feed & Fuel Co s. oliice. din:I2 FOR SALE. Lot 00 feet front and extending to river; tine river bot tom soil. Inquire nt 608 North Pine street. dtf FOR SALE OR TRADE. ICO ncres of timber land near Myrtle Cwiek. Call or addiesa C. E. Nelll, ti44 Short St., Roseburg. dm22 FOR SALE. Some good lots and acres, suitable for garden or fruH, close in, and easy terms. Inquire 1115 South Mil, street. , dm24 No. 1. Iiox 173. ALKERT a. 1II KT OPTOMKTR18T 118 W. CASS ST. FOR SALE Or wHI trade for lum ber, 2nd hand steam engine 9x16. In first-class condition. If Inter ested call at the J. O. Hook Com- ineehNrc 1 Orirn I n : n a-".--".... r I V.M I.T ) la a Houae of Ancestors. We build tsvm with full realliatlon of the art and honor Involved. We also supply every description of MONt'MKXTS. Our workmanship is equal lo the best. Our monuments and head stones are carefully designed and lull of dignity. Our charges are moderate. W. K. MAR3TKR Office font ef Jackiaa strut BoMborg . . . Orafoa. Watches for the Graduate Solid Cold. Or filled raaea that are guaran tee! for twenty years. A handsome assortment . of plain or fancy designs. A Tarlety of movements to se lect from. too. Including Elgin and Waltham. Our showing of fine watches Is not equaled elsewhere. A. S. HUEY HOSKIH Htl'H JKWKI.KIL On raws) Street. FOR SALE. We are placing on the market choice lots In First Addi tion to Kinney's Improved Pint on the North Side; choice locntlon. line view or city, prices right; easv terms. The Oregon Land & Or chard Company, opposite McClnlln Hotel. rttf FOR SALE. Ten-room rooming house, and tot 2Sxl00 feet, south west corner Douglas & Jackson streets. $50.10 tnkes it nnd furni-, ture. See owner J. D. Holman. d FOR SALE. Ono team of work horses, 6 and 7 years old, weight 2700 pounds. Address V. J. Stewart, Roseburg, or Inquire at Review office. dtf CUT THIS OUT AIND VISIT TUB ROSEBURG THEATER This Ticket And 5 Cts. is good for admission of two children under the age of 12 years. Good nt nil times except Saturday nights. On ly theatre In town showing associa tion pictures. 36- Alderson's Grocery MARSTERS' NEW BLOCK Corner Cass and Rose Streets A full and complete line, of Staple and Fancy Groceries. Have you tried Blue Bell butter? If not give it a trial it is guaranteed, only 65c. per roll. Get the habit Phone 36 Free delivery to any part of the City TYPEWRITER FOR SALE. Rem ington. In first cluss working order. Only 38. Roseburg Hook Store. FOR SALS. Newly built, fi-room bungalow, with three lots. In North Roseliuig: city water connected and sewer being built. Price IMiiO: will accept :t;,0 down and Install, ments of $10 a month, with Inter eat Inquire of Fred Endicolt. Roseburg Hotel. dtf As I am leaving the state, the fol lowing property must be sold at once: 1 j acres, llj miles from Roseburg postoflloe; 4 'j acref peaches and apples, 1 and 2 yjars old: 2 acres garden truck: 6-roora bungalow, furnished: telephone; shed and chicken houses: horse, buggy. 2 cows and yearling, 75 hens, l.',0 chickens: tools and Im plements. Fine place for fruit chickens nnd gardening. A bar gain at $2500: $1500 cash, balance eaay terms. Also 12 H acres adjoin- ' Inj above; 4 acres newly set peach ( es. 1 acre jejtrden: new 4. room house, chicken house. 25 chickens, j fine for peaches, small fruit, gar-! den and poultry. $1600: $1000 cash, balance easy terms. Die- ' count on both for all cash. Will take part town property. N. C. Weecott. Box 458, telephone farm ers let. dtl Perfume Lends an Irresistible Charm to any Ladies' Toilet We have those true flower odors, delicate lent, delicious that all ladies so dearly love. Our stock is so varied, our selection complete that we can please the most fastidious lady of the land. o w e carry tke Wading odors of: o Colgate's o Fiver's Spieiiler's Dabrook's Roger & Gallet's Lazell's o Hamilton Drug to. 241 N. Jackson Streot Roseburg, Oregon