Roseburg review., July 26, 1911, Image 3

Records Going Up
That does not mean the price it's only the records,
the price remains the same. We have a new apartment
nicely arranged for records and machines, everything
''Below the Mason and Dixon Line"
going up. Come in and see our new record parlor.
Music and Instruments LenOX & Ott
EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW
Jl'I.V 2tt, 1011.
DAILY WKATHEK ItEPORT.
U. S. Weather Bureau, local office,
Roseburg, 24 hours ending- i a. m.,
today.
Precipitation In Inches and hun
dredths: Maximum temperature 88
Minimum temperuture 56
Precipitation 0
Total preclp. sluce 1st. o( mo.
03
Avg. preclp. tor mo. tor 33 yrs.
..; 32
Total preclp. from Sept. 1,
28.98
Avg. preclp. from Sept. 1, 1377
33.90
Totul deticlency from Sept. 1, '10
-4.92
Average precipitation for 33
wet seasons, (Sept. to May.)
3288
" ' WILLIAM BELL. Observer.
WEATHER FORECAST:
Fair tonight and Thursday.
THE CALLMET HOTEL
ir,o
Park St., uetween Morn- v
Bon and Alder.
, Portluud, Oregon.
Fire-proof and modern con
veulences; free phones in 4
rooms; hot and cold water, etc. 4"
Special summer rates to famil- 4
ies vlBitlng Portland. Transient 4
rates $1.00 per day. All bust-
ness houses and theatres with- 4
In five minutes walk. $
Free 'bus or W. Car at Depot. 4
4. TO THE IiADIES. v
Have your dressmaking done
where dresses are guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction In
every way at the dressmak
ing parlors at 719 West Lane
street, near river bridge, Rose
burg. Henslee and Rogers,
proprietors. dtf
Hives, eczema. Itch or salt rheum MoE, RoseDurg Housewives use
sets you crazy. I an t bear the touch eUher pride of UouglttB.. or -Queen
of your clothing. Uoan a Ointment cu .. fl01ir There's a reason for It.
cures the most obstinate cases. Why pnone 13. Douglas County Mills. If
suffer? All druggists sell it. vollr Rr0(.er doese't carry either kind.
It is better to live on a desert island
with a one-e) ed parrot that swears
than to live iu a pearly mansion in
Paradise with a dirty shirt.
In the first place you don't need a shirt;
And if you ever get into the second place
Remember we do work for anybody, anytime, anyplace
Roseburg Steam Laundry
Writing Papers
Papateries Pound Papers
Tablets Envelopes
You can get these iu all the' latest styles and tints
at our store. Envelopes to match all papers.
Regret stationery and cards. We carry a full Hue
of visitiug cards.
Hamilton Drug Co.
241 N. Jackson Street Roseburg, Oregon
J
Our June Klean-Up
Sale Is Over
But this docs not mean that all our bargains are gone.
We still have mauy bargains iu all lines, at prices that
defy competition. Everything new, no old. junk, no
half worn sample lines, no second hand goods to show
you. Ladies cau save nearly l2 "by buying their suits
from us now, as every suit will be iu style this fall in
Cut, Color and Weight. We have placed our order
for fall suits and coats and know what we are talking
about Prices on these Up-to-date suits range from
$7 00 to $20.oo.
All Mjflliifery at Cst, all house dresses, silk and
wash skirts at cost. Watch our windows for specials
The Fair Store
The Little Store With The Big Bargains
LOCAL YEWS.
Miss Beryl Singleton Is spending a
few duys hi Kugene.
Dr. J. M. llauslmair arrived here
this morning from Portland.
Nut Klshop und family are camp
ing at Rice Creek, near Dlllurd.
V. F.. Iiuvenport left this morning
011 a business trip to Albany and
Sulem.
President Couuell, of the American
Rank & Trust Company, of Portland,
is In the city.
Mrs. Alva Pellows und children
have Joined the colony of Koschtirg-
ers at Newport.
Miss Hazel kuykendull is spending
few duys at West Fork, the guest
of Miis Alice Sloan.
Mrs. 1). CV McKay, of Marshlleld,
left here this morning for Dillaid,
where she will be the guest, of
friends.
Mis. Marge, who has been visiting
with the Martlmlale family ut Cuiiiuh
Vullev. left this morning for her
home at Dallas.
Prot. John A. Norllng. of Medford,
director of the Roseburg 1 bund
several years ago. passed through
here Tuesday evening enrouto home
from a trip to Eugene, where lie tilled
a brief engagement as a Bolo Cornel
ls!. Prof, .orling now has a tine
band of 35 pieces at Medford. The
band at Grants Pass Is negotiating
for his services to direct rehearsals.
County Forestry Warden . J.
Lander left this . morning for the
Shlveley Creek district, between
Davs Creek and Perdue, where a
small timber lire is reported to be
needing Immediate attention. Worn
sent to County Judge Wonacolt was
(hat the lire was spreading south
ward and that If efforts were not
made at once to check It that it
would soon get beyond control.
My child was burned terrliny
about the face, neck and chest. 1
applied Dr. Thomas' Eclectic Oil. The
pain ceased and the child sunk into
restful sleep." Mrs. Nancy M. Ilan-
sou. Hamburg. N. Y.
David Clark, the young man who
itttelllplcd suicide at Kiddle seven
weeks ugo by shooting himself
through the right lung, was dis-
harged from Mercy Hospital lues-
day and loll this morning lor his
home in IVtaluimi. Oil. He was ac
companied by his mother, Mrs. C.
Ilodgkins, who has been a constani
attendant at his bedside. She stated
that her son's act was due to de
spondency form continual brooding
over the belief that he would not be
welcome to return to the home from
which he ran away, taking money
belonging to his mother. Young
Clnrk has about completely rerovered
from his self-Indicted wound. Dur
ing his convalescence at the hospital
he became a convert to the Methodist
Church.
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GROT HAIRS
Mn. eni! mimism'i oti hh eoiot i unit
Iflllril, iiiecmtul and utiiftclonr t'tpvatM to HOP
6IUT HAIR. SGl.cJ(JRlf and clural W illi. ConUiM
aa tiil, lulBhur, ar alhai feumful litiiMw.t. Scld far
lrati tt.-M, ti4 and itcfitimadid bl utrilM thoaa
and. II "dm" dfff "iiito'ea" hii duinaamUd ,aw,
li, lilt. II inn lull. J 1. 01 l all ar.jtiU, Ml
For sale by Marsters Drug Co.
While ascending Swan Mountain,
between Ten Mile and llrockwuy,
with a wagon load of lumber druwu
by two horses. S. M. Hewett had a
narrow escape from serious Injury.
The brake failed to hold when he
stopped the horses to rest them and
wagon, team und driver all wont over
a 20-foot embankment, the wagon
and Its load landing bottom side up.
Hewett escaped Injury, the wagon
was not damaged and the horBeB sus
tained only ji few Inconsequential
scratches. A lot of hard work re
sulted, however, Mr. Hewett being
obliged lo curry the lumber bmk up
to the road one piece ut a time.
Don't use harsh physics. The re
action weakens the bowels, leads o
chronic constipation, (let Dean's
4tcgulots. They operate easily, tone
the stomach, cure constipation.
tOCAt NEWS.
lOscaped With His Life.
"Twenty-one years ago I faced all
awful death," writes H. II. Martin,
Port Marrelson, S. C. "Doctors said
I hud consumption and the drendt"!
cough I had looked like it. sure
enough. I tried everything 1 could
henr of for my cough, and was under
treatment of the best doctor !n
Georgetown, S. C, for severul
months, but could get no relier. A
friend tidvised me to try Dr. King's
New Discovery. I illd so, and am
completely cured. 1 feel that I owe
my life to this great throat and lung
cure. It s positively guaranteed ror
coughs, colds, and' all "bronchial af
fections. ROa and )1. '1 rial boltle
free at nil druggists.
LOW 1IOTKL KATUS FOK KOSK
IlUltG PEOPLE.
Mr. W. M. Seward, proprietor of
the new Hotel Seward at Portland,
Ore., wishes us to announce thut
tlio rates for rooms nt the Sew
ard are $1.00 per day nnd up.
The Seward was opened in July,
lOOO, und Is one of the most nrllstic,
modern and elegantly appointed ho
tels in the Northwest, All rooms
have direct outside exposure, nnd tlio
hotel Is located dirCctly opposite the
main entranco to the Olds, Wortinun
& King new department store, thus
affording guests nu easy opportunity
to do their shopping. Mr. N. K.
Clarke lias succeeded Mr. A. A.
Wright as head of the office force.
Mr. Clarke will he remembered by
ninny as ana of the most congenial
and obliging clerks that ever stood
behind a hotel counter In Portland.
Wo would suggest to our renders that
they give the Seward a trial. Take
'bus at depot or car marked "V" and
fat off nt Tenth street. eod
ICE CIVEAM.
rn un,, Ina ,ranm nrtlnrn enll III)
the Douglas County Creamery. Phone
340. '"'
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Mrs. G. W. Protiman has returned
form u visit of seven wesks at Port
laud and Seaside.
.Miss Holla Dixon, who has been
the guest of her uunt, Mrs. Al North,
left thls-morning on her return home
to lteno, Nevada.
Mrs. Hetrner, who has been a guest
at the home of Mr. und Mrs. K, B.
Cuvender. left Tuesday night for her
home iu Portland.
I. II. ltlddle und family and Mrs.
Kiddle's sister, Mrs. I'enrl Zlgler, of
Portland, left this afternoou for
Brewster Valley for an outing.
Mrs. C. R Hnrpster and three child
ren returned home to Portland
today, after a visit hero with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey JoneB.
Warren Clouke returned Tuesday
from Oaklaud, Oil., where he has
completed a course Iu electrical en
gineering at a polytechnic Institute.
A. Allison. 1 commercial agent for
the Ann Arbor Itullroud at Minne
apolis. Minn., uud Mrs. Allison are
guests ut tlio home of it. II. Grln
sted ut llrockway.
Idshop Scaddlng's summer ap
pointments Include the following
dates: August 3. Drain; August 4,
Gardiner; August 28, Scottsburg;
August 29, Koseburg.
Attorney John T. Long loft Tues
day ulght on a business trip to Salem
anil Portland. He was accompanied
by his family, who will visit with
relatives at Sllverton.
Mrs. P. Ingalls and daughter, Miss
Phyllis, who have been the guests of
theli' duughtcr und sister, Mrs. 1.
llaldwln. left this morning for their
home at Jamestown, N. 1).
Miss Georgia Wayland. a guest at
the home of Krce Johnson for the
' past live weeks, left Tuesday night
I for Portland and from thut city she
I will Journey by steamer to San Kraii
Cisco. Her home Is In llerkeley.
1 C. II. M. tlronvold, proprietor of
the Hole! McClallea, returned this
illuming from Portland, where he had
been under treatment 111 a hospital
for about three weeks for rlieumu
tlsm and other ulliiieiits. lie is now
much Improved in health and Is glad
Iu get back to Koseburg.
1 Attorney-General Crawford holds
that the provision In Hie new nil to-1
mobile law requiring numbers on the!
front lights of certain vehicles ex
tends only to such us bicycles and
motorcycles und does not extend to
automobiles, where the rear light
shines on the regiilution number 111
the rear.
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Promotes Dijcsttonfliff rful
nt'ss and Kesifonlains lU'ltfir
Opituu.Morpltine norMiatTal.
Not Narcotic.
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Worms i. onvuisious.f fwrisu
lierSalulLOSSOFMJiKP.
FucS'm Sienature of
NEW YORK. .
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
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Kisa Copy of Wriippcf, ,,mu ,..,... o o.n.
Pi A NO OWN KHS
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iAprimtneldMMi.
Honest .Medlclno Versus Kukes.
I
1
i President Tart's recent messnse
suggesting an amendment to tho
I'ure Pood nnd Drugs law Iu lis re
lation to prepnred medicines, does
not refer to such standard medicines
as Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
and Foley's Kidney Pills, both of t
which are trim medicines cureruliy
compounded of Ingredients whoso
medicinal qualities aro recogul.cd I y
tlio medical profession Itself as the
best known remedial agents for the
diseases tboy are Intended lo coun
teract. For over three decades Fol
ey's Honey and Tar Conipniind Ins
been 11 standard remedy for coughs,
colds and affections of Iho lliroat,
chest and lungs fo children and for
grown persons, and It retains today
lis pro-onilnoiH.o over all other prep
arations or Its kind. Foley's Kidney
Pills are eiiially effective and merl
tnrniiH. For sale by all druggists.
You have often wlshod for a resident
piano tuner, one upon whose ability
you co Id fully depend. I am here.
I have come to stay and make Rose
burg my home. If your piano needs
to be tuned, voiced, action regulated
or case cleaned nnd hand-pollshed,
you can Barely give me your order. 1
thoroughly understand my business
and guarantee satisfaction. Your or
der left at the Llneback Music Store
will reach me, or a card by mall will
find mo nt 717 Hamilton St. I shall
call upon you at your homes In s few
days. I JJ80
H. JAY STONE.
Have Arundel tune It.
Call and See Telephone 526
North Side Planing Mill Co.
Just North of Kinney Spur, North Jackson St.
We can fill your order for Lumber and all kinds of building
material. Orders promptly filled and at reasonable prices.
We also carry all kinds of Mill Work,
fruit boxes, etc.
Dry Fir Wood We Grain of all Kinds
Split Oak Wood Want Hay of all Kinds
Slab Wood Your Feed of all Kinds
ORDERS
Now is the time to order your winter's wood take advant
age of our special prices. We make our own deliveries,
insuring promptness and correctness.
Warehouse Winchester Street, on the Switch
Telephone 163 ... ROSEBURG FEED AND FUEL CO.
LONDON
TAILOR
GIL4MOUR
Ladies' pnd Gentlemen's Cleaning, ;
Pressing, Altering and Repairing ;
PRICES REASONABLE
S. W. Corner Cass and Pine
CALL AND GET WISE
Roseburg, Oregon
H.lXn.SOMK AMI INK.XI'KXSIVK
are our sldeboa.ds. We are con
stantly adding new patterns thM
we think worthy of your approval.
Many new sldeboaftls arilvcd last
week, and they are now ready for
your Inspection. o
W'K IIAVK SIKKHCMKhS
in every wood and finish, ami as
large or as small as you may wili.
.lust view our stock. You'll be
attracted by the quality and
charmed by the low prices.
MCE m R.ICS
The House Furnishers.
Quality Holds Off
Competition
1 low can the Advertising Manufacturer get ahead
of the retailor who substitutes?
Don't try. That re'ailer will soon run himself out
of breath, customers and friends.
The law of compensation as-well-as the law of
morals has brought forth the "FURH FOOD" label,
with its guarantee of health and food integrity ot con
tents. When you want the real thing in pickles you
buy the "57" brand you know they arc the best. All
kinds of pure food products are trade marked.
Pure Food Store
The 'Benson Grocery
niii nr Hi! if " 1 1
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W-n.HUHIH!
19 "
Are you careful iibout the purity of the soda you drink? You
should he and you obvhite all possibility of drinking Impure soda
when you drink Itonehitrg Superior (linger Ale, ltoot Doer nnd
other flavors. Handled by all lending grocers, or can be had from
us direct iu case lots.
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Roseburg Soda Works
Phone 186
The Groceries
mm
We Deliver
Are always TIIU BKST. You can depend
011 that. Quality first, last and all the time
Prices as low as good goods can be sold. for. Let
this store be responsible for your grocery satisfac
tion We know, "we deliver the goods."
HARNESS & JOHNSON
Klierldan Mroet.
The Phone No. It inx