Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920, July 25, 1911, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextttmCi mtww Rtvicw ISSUED ItAILV EXCEPT "SUNOAY HY ftfVIEW I'l BI.I1III.NU COMPANY Entered at Roseburg, Oregon, Poil otfice as Second-Class Matter. h. W1MIIURLV DAILY Par year, by tuall , Par month, delivered , , . , Per week, delivered SEMI-WEEKLY Per year Bli mouths .13.00 . .(0 . .16 .12.00 .11.00 JULY US, 1U11. GENERAL NEWS. HIIX TO V1HIT SHIPPERS. Weatern Grain Export Cull Hull lleuda to Coast CUIett. 8POKANK, Wuah.. July 24. I.oula W. Hill, president or the Great Northern Railway, will come to Spokane early In August and will remain a day In conference with local Great Northern, Portland ft Scuttle und Spokane ft Inlund official. It la reported at local Hill headquarters that Mr. Hill'a coming has no uar- iii iilur airnlncanca. From St. Paul I girlish-looking, hardly appearing '-o however, the announcement comes j be 26 yeara old. She weighs ubout that one reason la James J. Hill's 110 pounds und halla from Boston, anxiety about the wheat aud grain A graduate of Kadcliffo, she became tonnage from Washington. a student of forestry and conserva- Prualdent Hill will go to Scuttle lion problems, won various prizes In and Portland, where a meeting of literary and ijivcstlKntlon work, os llill's Pacific Coast officials will be pnciully one offered by the World's 'iHi.l li ii-ai sruJ hui !'' tu.v ,n h aiato and lu KirtiamV tiMlnlte announcement of the build ing oi' the uortb-aud-souib line ulong the Hall Poll klver through the Col vllle Indian reservation from Repub lic to Hell's Gate probably will fol low .Mr. Hill's visit. At Portland Mr. Hill will spend most of his time with Carl R. Gray, presldeut of the Spokuue ft Inland jnd other Hill Northwestern roads. He will be met In Spokane by Presi dent Gray. Needed on a Journey. Never leave home on a Journey without a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Reme dy. It la almost certain to be needed aud cannot be obtalued when on board the cars or Bteainshlps. For sale by all dealers. C Mrs. F. M. Abbott, the mugazlue writer, who Is responsible for the wide publicity given the alleged "Dick to Dick" letters, whose revela tions have stirred the entire country, would hardly be tuken for a woman who would cure much about coal laud scandals or any other public deals In which the Government had an interest. sue is exceeumgiy Roseburg-Marshfield and Roseburg-Myrtle PL. Auto Stage Lines Fare to Myrtle Point - $6.00 Fare to Marshfield - - $6.00 Touring Car to Myrtle Point - $8.09 Stages leave HoschuiK for both points nt l A. M. dully. Olllre mill Studies t urner Rose and Washington Streets. C. P. Barnard, Prop. GUNS NEW and 2nd Large variety all sizes. Full stock of ammunition. They are going fast. August ist, two weeks away. L. H. RHOADES & CO. 2nd BSTGOODS WANTED If you like good groceries, you want truit or vegetables, you demand prompt service, Your wants can be satisfied at our store. We want you to try us, we have the largest and most complete stock In the city, and you can find everything in the eatable line here in great variety. Mrs. A. C. Kidd & Son. Clearance 0fSEfhoes Sale AT Men's and Boys', Ladies' and Children's Oxfords and Pumps and all summer shoes COST! We wish to make room for our fall and winter stock and offer these ex ceptional values at the very lowest prices for a short time. R. L. STEPHENS, The Shoe Man. 311 JACKSON ST NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE. Picture MOUld III: (Until August uctions 15th) 20 Pieces of Moulding at 1-3 Less and 10 Pieces at 1-2 Less Have your pictures framed now for we will do them cheaper than at any other time of year. The furniture business is rather fluctuating. During the month of August we do less than half the busi ness that we do in the month of October, December or May. But we have to be on hand to do what business there is. Since much of this time is almost idleness with our working force, we figure that we can frame pictures for less than at any other time of year. Therefore we offer the following prices: 20 Pieces of Moulding at 1-3 less, 10 Pieces at 1-2 B. W. STRONG, The Furniture Man Get Your Screens In early. It promises to bo a grent flj year. Suppose you conio hero and order them now. We have them foi any sited door or window. Or If you prefer to innke them yoirsclf we have the moulding, the wire cloth, the tacks, the hammer and the hinges. All at a reasonable price. Orders filled for til kinds of trail boxes. The J. G. Flook Co. Rotwbtrg. Orefoa. Work Magazine when she was a lit tle girl. Interest In forestry and her studies In it brought her finally to uu editorial position with American Forestry, which she still retains. The sitn of the passenger station of the Ilnltimore & Ohio Railroad In Philadelphia, held under a lease which expires In 1914, Is now the property of William Hummel Ward, of Youngstown, O., us the result of his kindness toward the lute Mrs. John Hurke, of Greoncastle. 1'a. The entire estate of Mrs. llurko, which ulso includes real estate In Detroit aud In Franklin County, Pa., valued In all at $1,500,000, was willed to tho Ohio man by the aged woman. Ward Is hti years of age, and for a score of years lived next door to .Mrs. llurko at Greencastle. She was stricken with paralysis, and the un failing kindness and constant atten tions of Ward and members of his family won the old lady's heart, with the result that Ward Is now a mil lionaire. With A. R. Ducknnm, of Norrls, Wis., as president, a National or ganization has been formed in Wis consin with the express purpose of putting a kibosh on tho Invitation to "Name your poison, boys." The Uni versal Non-Treating Society Is the name given to the new movement, which has adopted nn official badge. The latter is of blue enamel with a picture of a foaming mug of beer lu tho center, and these words: "1 pay for my own drink." COLI'MIUA KIVF.lt CLAIMS UVF.S OF TllltF.F. HATIIF.ItS. THE DALLES, Or., July 24. M. 1. I'lper, a civil engineer in the em ploy of the (iovernmeiit on the canal nt lllg Eddy, three miles above The Dulles, was drowned while bathing ill the Columbia River yesterday. He was a sufferer from heart trouble. 11O0I) RIVER, Or.. July 24. Wll- A Hint to the V' to Is Sutllcleiit. Right in your busiest season when you have tho least time to spare you are most likely to take diarrhoea aud lose several days' time, unless you have Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy nt hand and take it loso on the first appearance of (he disease. For salo by nil deni es. C WHTOTN WEBSTERfS New International Dictionary THE MERRIAM WEBSTER? ecanse TION. oov.rine every field of the world's thought, action and oulture. The only nevr unabridged dictionary ID many years. Becaufft defines over 400,000 WotiIh ; more than ever before appeared between two covors. 7oo I'ageB, 6000 Il lustrations. Rerun. It Is the only dictionary , with the new divided page. A "Stroke of Genius." Because !s n encyclopedia In - single volume. Because " oepted by the Courts. Uchools and Press as (lie one aupremo an thotity. Because wh """" 7 . . & access. Let us tU you about this new work. M1XK YIF.I.DS ISIOOO DAV. ill Chiiliipiou piirti il Celling I'l-oiM-rty Hotter. COTTAGE GROVE. Or.. July 24. Reports came 111 today from the Champion mine owned by the West Const Mining Company that they are taking $1000 a day from the plates, and that they are only running ten stumps or the 30-Btnnip mill. The rich chute is said to be getting bet ter und the owners nre well pleased with their purchase last whiter. There is excitement In the llo henila mining district over the dis covery made at tho- Combination mines, owned by tho Clark brothers, when Sherman ('lark, the superinten dent, and a force of miners last Tuesday broke into a new chute of gold bearing rock said to be the rich est yet found In the district. The ores will 1m shipped direct to the smeller. Tho ledge Is wide and the walls well defined. THROW OFT THE LINE. Give the Kidneys Help and Many llosclilirg 1'eoplo Will He Happier. "Throw out the life lino" Tho kidneys need help. They're overworked can't get the poison filtered out of the blood. They're getting worse every min ute. Will you help them? Donn a Kidney Hills have brought thousands or kidney sufferers back from the verge of despair. Will cure any form of kidney trouble. (!. W. Keznrtee. 102 N Flint St., Koseburg. Ore., says: "The public statement 1 gave in 1906, recom mending Donn's Kidney Pills still holds good, and 1 am glad to again say a word In their praise. 1 know, ludglng from personal experience, that Doan's Kidney Pills arc an ef fective kidney medicine. 1 procured i supply at the Marsters Drug Co., and they proved very effective In re lieving backache aud other symp toms of kidney complaint. If more kidney sufferers In Koseburg used Doan's Kidney Pills, there would be much less suffering from this mal ady." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-.Mllburn Co., Puffalo, New York, sole agents for tho'Unlted States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other WRITS 1m ipiilH f M AM dad po C. C. MERRIAM CO., P.UuW., SpriaifcU. Hua. HanUM thla p.p, tMl?.raS . mi .f pMkal a.p. Ham Evlnger. son of O. B. Evinger, a pioneer resident, und a young man who had Just reached his majority, met death hen yesterday afternoon in the waters of the Columbia. He was seized with cramp while bulbing. KE.WNEW1CK, Wash.. July 24. John East, a painter. 21 years old. was drowned In the Columbia two miles below the N. P. bridge yester day evening. Heedless of the warn ings of friends against the dangerous undercurrent he went in swimming, swum out Into the current and re turned to shore safely hut upon the second attempt It is supposed he wr.s taken with cramp aud he was swept to his death. 0 Correct Treatment for Sprains. Sprains require careful treatment Keep quiet and apply Chambcrluiu'B Liniment freely. It will remove the soreness and quickly rostore the parts to a healthy condition. For sale by all dealers. C o OREGON' NEWS. If You're Alive to the Needs of the Moment -Build Now! and he happy the rest of your U.'e. There's no satisfaction like that born of the knowledge that you have a home of y uir own. And If you'll follow our ; dvico and HUH. I) NOW, you will always be satisfied that you exercised good judgment. We be lieve thiB after watching tho lumber market ror years. Not lu years have we been able to offer such excellent grades for all classes of constritctlo'i lumber of real quality. This Is not bargain counter lumber, for it has a fixed market value, but by keeping pace with the times and buy ing only from manufacturers who mill with the most Improved machin ery we have secured absolutely tho best values our money could buy. If you nre interested we want to figure with you. Leona Mills Lumber Co. Mnt Amnnda Morso, a pioneer of the Wnllu Walla Valley, coming there iiO years ago as a little child, com mitted su'clde at .Milton by driiik'tig carbolic acid. She waB a member of the Christian Church, the W. C. T. IT. and the Women's Relief Corps of the (Irand Army. Temporary Insanity euused by tuberculosis, from which she had. been suffering for a year, was the cause ot the rash act. Jackson County has the first Craw ford peaches in the Portland market. The retail price ranges from $1.00 to $l.o0 per box. Peaches aro so high and scarce in California that t lie highest price ever known is being freely offered growers, both by ciui ners and by fresh fruit shippers. FranclB J. Honey Is headline!' on the Chautauqua circuit and is receiv ing almost as big a weekly stipend as some of the headiiuers lu vaudeville. Tho man who prosecuted in the Ore gon land frauds has hired nut for a 1 0 weeks' engagement under the Chautauqua management, and Is nmUIng his tour In the South. Fin several years tho Chautauqua people have boVn desirous, of engaging the prosecutor. He Is being paid $1000 a week, bo will clean up $10,000 tor his engagement, for all his expenses aro paid In addition to the weekly check. Honey Is talking good gov ernment, his lectures being similar to tiioso ho delivered during politi cal campaigns in Portland aud Sun Francisco. STAGE LINK DEPOT. Dally stages for Mirshfteld and all Coos Bay points, also for Peel and Millwood, leave O. W. Uapp's gro cery store, 132 Sheridan. Cash paid for produce along tbo lino. dtt Old Joo Pupe, water front, carries a full line of mnchine mado bread astry, etc. dtf MONEY MAKING PROPOSITION KOH YOll. Something viry special, two large upright organs, almost as good 'ns new, at the very low price of $50.00 and $05.00. These Instruments should be seen to appreciate their real value. They aro simply grand, und at the price wu ore oHerlng they should not last one week. Orlgin.il cost not less thnn $If0.00 each. RICE & UKJ'l The House Furnishers. dsw DRESSMAKING. NOTIClJ. All persons Installing plumbing Id buildings within ihe city limits are re quired by ordinance to obtain a per mit from the plumbing inspector, -I. H. Sykes. Failure to comply Is a vi olation of ordinance No. 3C3 and it punishable by a fine. Copies of this ordlnauce can be had from the plumb ing Inspector. o,'6 GEO. E. HOUCK, Chairman Com. Health and Police. NOTICE. The First National Bank of Rosc burg. In tho State of Oregon, Is clos ing its nffalrs. All noto holders aud other creditors of the Association are therefore hereby notified to pro sent tho notes and other claims fur payment to the Douglas National Bank, of Rosoburg. Oregon. Dated June 22nd, 1911. S. A. SANFORD. Cashier. XIrs. Cora Mcllargue, talloress, of San Francisco, haB opened parlors at 532 Mill street, Koseburg. Only first class work. Phone IE 3. TRESPASS NOTICE. Positively no trespassing allowed on the lauds' of the Curry estate, dsw N. CURRY ESTATE1 ' (nt, teed Orich AND An inspection of stock and com parison of prices will convince you that the place to buy Is at M. C. Burleson's Plant and office Pine streets, Roseburg. corner Oak and Phone 163. COMING. That Real Funny Show The Big Colored' , TRELS Under Canvas MI'NS 4 The greatest germ destroyer 4" 4 and disinfectant known. Will 4 4 destroy odors and germ life In 4- 20 seconds. For use In sinks, 4" J. toilets nnd sick room. We guar- J. nntee this preparation to do all 4. we claim for It. For sale by 4" Marsters Drug Co. tt 41 A !- 4.4. 4.4.4.4.4. 4.4.4-4.4.4..I.I Roseburg Wed., July 26th. DOIN'T MISS THIS GOOD OINE The Largest and Best Minstrels in the World PARADE AT NOON PERFORMANCE AT 8 P. M. HOUSES TO UK SOI.II AT PUU.K' Al'CTIOX. I will jell nt public auction on Saturday. Aug. , nt the En.pliv livery stable. Roseburg. Oregon. 2J head of horses outbroke), weighing from 1000 to 1300 pounds each; ages from 4 to 6 years. 3. T. SMITH. WE have a carload of the Celebrated Michigan Buggies and Spring Wagons, which has just arrived, and which should have been here the first of April, but was delayed. On account of them arriving late we are going to make a big reduction in prices. If you intend to buy a buggy or a hack this summer, buy it now. Call and look over our stock. J. F. BARKER & COMPANY Implements and Vehicles