Maraschino
Music and Instruments LenOX & Ott
EVENING ROSEBURC REVIEW
sKrri:.Min:it 7, ion.
DAILY U KAT1IKK ltKIHHtT.
U. S. Weather Bureau, local office,
Roseburg, 24 hours endlnrf t a. m
today.
Precipitation In 'Inches and hun
dredths: Maximum temperature CS
.Minimum temperature r2
Precipitation 01
Total precip. since 1st. ot ino.
!4
Avg. precip, for mo. tor 33 yrs.
1.04
Total precip. trom Sept. 1.
!4
Avg. precip. from Sept. 1, 1877
21
Total excess from Sept. 1, '11,
70
Avrafse preclpltatlonfor 114 wet
wet seasons (Sept. to May).
.11. St;
WILLIAM BKLL. Observer.
WEATH1SK FORECAST:
Fair tonight; Friday occasional rain.
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Xnt a Word of Scnlillal
marred the c:ill of a neighbor on
Mrs. W. P. SpatiKh. of Manville, Wy
oming, who said: "She told mo Dr.
King's New Life PIIIb had cured her
of obstinate kidney trouble, and
niailo her feel like a new woman-"
Kusv, but sure remedy lor stomach,
liver and kidney troubles. Only -c
at all druggists
llro is your chance.. Lot at Fair
Acres. 'Easy termB. J. W. Campbell.
The
Roseburg Steam Laundry
The time and labor saving plant that make house
work a pleasure, by taking away the drudger'.
Make your home happy by sending
your laundry work to us to do.
Our improved machinery
does it up to a '
icpn
WOOD! WOOD! WOOD!
FULL MEASURE OF THE BEST
Split Wood $2.75
Block Wood $2.50
Delivered. Your patronage solicited
Umpqua Land and Water Co.
Phone 1 70 116 Cass Street
Let Me Clean, Press andRepair That Suit
First Class Work at Reasonable Prices
Stylish Suits Made to Order
Give Us a Trial
Little Mac, The American Tailor
119 Oak Street, Roseburg, Oregon
Commercial Abstract Co.
Abstracts of Titles Blue Prints
Filing Papers, Etc.
WE WILL CO ON YOUR BOND
Insurance Conveyancing
328 NORTH JACKSON STR-EET, ROSEBURG, OREGON
"No man has to serve au apprenticeship
in order to learn how to make mistakes."
YOU will make NO MISTAKE
If you buy your lumber, shingles, doors,
windows and building material of
Chocolate Coverod Cherries are a
new thing on our "home made" list.
They are delicately flavored and
are delightfully delicious must be
tried once to be fully appreciated.
I'AKINI.IX PAItLOHK.
The Parisian Cleaning and
Pressing Parlors, 127 Jackson St.,
do French dry cleaning, sponging,
pressing, repairing, and altering of
ladies' and gentlemen's suits, guar-,
anteeing satisfaction, floods called
for and delivered. Phone 116 audi
we will call. We make suits to order,
1.1 and mi. See our samples.
THE I.OXDOX TAILOlt.
Suits and overcoats made to meas
ure. $15 to 4.r. Choice of 600
samples. Style and lit guaranteed.
French dry clennlng and pressing,
tillinour, the London Tailor, S. W.
corner Cass and Pine Streets. itf
Don't overlook the stt of fine
dlnnerware to be given away at the
Uochdiile, Thursday.. Sept, 7, 14 aud
21. Also that splendid sewing nia
chino on Sept. 28th.
Kveryliocly says: "The piano at
Joscplisoifs is tine. del
4. THE CAIXMKT HOTEL 4.
'
4. 1",0 Park St., Between Morrl-
j son ana Aiuer. f
4 Portland, Oregon.
Firo-proof aud modern con-
venleuces; free phones in 4
- rooms; hot aud cold, water, etc, 4"
4 Special summer rates to famll- 4
t les visiting Portland. Transient 4.
4. rates $1.00 per day. All bust- .$
4 ness houses and theatres with- 4
J in five minutes walk. .j.
4 Free 'bus or W. Cur at Depot.
fi 1 ifliiiqftiyfi
IO0A1SKWI
Mrs. Ora Welkef and baby' re
turned Wednesday from a visit with
relatives at Yonealla.
Miss Esther LaUrle leaves this
evening for Urania lass. where she
will reside with her aunt. Mrs. t 1..
ClevenKer, and attend high sehool.
Miss Muliel Harper, ot Salem, ar
rived here Wednesday nlttht from
Kansas, where she has heen visiting
with relatives, and Is the guest ot1
Mrs. W. K. Ott.
James and Chris Klllott, brothers,
are preparing to open a restaurant in
the II. I.. Maraters Idoilc. In the
apartments formerly oreupied by V.
(1. Aldetson's grorery. They are
from Klamath Kalis.
Rev. ('. A. Rexroad, former pastor
of the Southern Methodist Church In
Kiiseliurg, has heen transferred from
the pastorate at Milton, where he
was ulso prineipal of the public
sehools, to the ehureh at Unite,
Mont., one of the largest In the
WeBt.
That Roseburg Is assured of some
unusually good speed events at the
district fair this month Is indicated
by the requests of horBemen at Ku-
gene and Portland for copies of the
program. Secretary .Marshall reports
that these requests also Include en
try blanks.
The Itinerary of President Tafl's
Western tour Is announced. He will
be In Portland October It and 12
and in Salem on the latter day. lie
Is due in Sacramento on the 13th,
indicating that Hoseburg will not be
favored with a glimpse of his ma
jestic person.
11. O. Mcllee. a well Known timner
mun of this city, appears as the
prosecuting witness against two al
leged bootleggers. J. I. Smith and
(lay Noble, at Springfield, Or. Mr.
McOee Bwears the two men sold him
intoxicating liquor. The defendants,
pleading nut guilty, were placed on
trial nt Springfield today.
The funeral of the lat Harvey
Jones, to be held In this city tomor
row, will occur at 111 o'clock n. m.,
instead of 2 o'clock p. in., as pre
viously announced. Mr. Jones' son-
in-law aud daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
11. V. Frewlng. arrived hero Wednes
day from Tlgardvllle, Or. Another
son-iii-law, C. F. llarpster, Is here
from Portland.
Doctor und .Mrs. R. V. Hoover have
presented to St. George's Church
t Kpiscopall a handsome baptismal
front of French caen stone, which
is being installed near the entrance
of the church, messing will be pro
nounced by Rev. C. W. Baker next
Sunday morning nt 7 : :10 o'clock. In
fant baptisms will follow at 11 o-
clock. '
A. II. Krogel, a Northern Pacific
locomotive engineer, und Mrs. Kro
gel, have returned home to llelling-
ham. Wash., after a visit at lilxon
vllle with his brother, C. V. Krogel.
That they were highly pleased with
this locality is attested by Mr. Kro
gel's purchase of a farm at . Camas
Vallev from Wllford Hrown. They
expect to ntnke their home there at
some future time.
The funeral of Peter McKiirlnnd,
one of the six victims of tho Umpquu
bridge disaster, was held at Coeur
d'Alene, Idaho, last Sunday, accord
ing to a letter received this morning
from McFarland's brother by II. K.
Joyatix, the local undertaker. The
writer tukes occasion to state that
the remains were received there in
ujhhI shape, which speaks well for the
local undertaking firm, the body
having heen preserved for ten days.
Digestion and IVsslinilulioii.
It Is not the quantity of food
taken but the amount digested and
assimilated that gives strength and
vitnlity to the system. Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets In
vigorate the stomach and liver and
enable them to perform their func
tions naturally. For sale by all
dealers. C
4. Ml. I'IM.AV -j.
4. Dentist. -J.
4. Rooms 4-5, Hell Sisters' Bldg. 4-
Groceries!!
Make a list of the
groceries you need
and try the experi
ment of having it
filled here.
You will be pleas
ed with the prompt
ness with which
we will fill your
order, and with the
splendid quality of
the groceries.
Our design is lo
y sell fine groceries
at such prices that
every thrifty house
keeper in town will
'trade here eventu
ally. Yours to please,
Kendrick&King
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Mr HFTTIE HaMIISON'3 4-DAY HAIR COtOR eoliaitta I
rtaaikable pgwer tor rcstttilnf tha lUlk lhdl ot hl vhlch
hil turned gray. Sld tof tetntv liars, used bf itlttied
Iftouiaartl. Clfinrf Quick Certain Contain! M harmful
IncrtdlanU It "djts" and "rittwtri" fcata duapaolntad to.
Irt thu. It atitr faila. 4 ttel sampla on rtquett. Mn.
laltlaHarrluoCoftaofranclico. Aldiuuhlt-IM Soldi)
For sale by Maraters Drug Co.
I. O. O. V. XOTICK.
All members of Phlletnrlan Lodge,
No. 8, I. O. O. F., and visiting
brothers are requested to meet 111
Odd Fellows hall Friday morning,
Sept. Xth, at 9 o'clock, for the pur
pose of attending the funeral of our
late brother, llarvev Jones.
J. F. CI.KMIONTS, X. .
M. M. MILLER, Secy.
lti:in:KAii sotick,
All members of Hoseburg Rehekah'
Lodge, No. 41. I. O. O. !'., are re-'
ciuosted to meet 111 Odd Fellows' hall
Friday morning, Sept. S, at ! o'clock,1
for the purpose of attending 4 ho
funeral of our lalo brother, Harvey.
Jones.
MRS. O. J. I.INDSKV, N. O
liny a lot. ntlxinn. at Kalr Acres.
I lest buy on the market: 4 1.10 and
up, cash or easy payments. J. V.
Cuinubell. dtf
LOST. III Roseburg. a hill hook
belonging to the Roseburg Steam
Laundry, with the collector'8 name
stamped on Inside of leather cover.
Reward for return to the laundry.
Are You
Going to Start to
School
Next
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday?
W liavn lind nxiicrlonco In the
fifimnl supply 1 in. iiikI know
whal is ri'fiiijvl ftir Ki-hool.
Wc Imvi' (he IarK'.it Hlnck nf
SCHOOL BOOKS
Tahli'tK, pencils, etc.
Tim lowest prleoB.
I l'adctia rlpi's Tor fountain pons.
Your patronaRn Hollciti'd.
Roseburg Book
Store
Roseburg, Oregon
Roseburg-Marshfield and Roseburg-Myrtle Pt.
Auto Stage Lines
Fare to Myrtle Point - $6.00
Fare to Marshfield - - $6.00
Touring Car to Myrtle
Kinoes lenvp HnMchuric for bnlli potnfN at 0 A. M. dally.
Onicti und HtjihlcH Corner I it me und VnHliliintun Sln-ntN.
Announcement!
Ladies and Gentlemen
I liave just received my new fall stock of shoes and
hijh button boots, and invite you to call and see them.
All Hie late styles in Ladies shoes including the popular
High Button Hoots, Tans, Patents and Gun Metal finish.
Remember we are exclusive shoe dealers and can give
you belter service and satisfaction because we are spec
ialists in this line. All the standard makes and a large
stock to select from.
R. L. Stephens
The Shoe Man Roseburg, Ore.
LOCAt, SEWS,
J. 11 Cocln'an, of Mediulil. le 111
lite oily.
W. C. Hanling went to Portland
Wednesday.
.Mm tin Russell went to Pillatd to
day to spend a few days on his r:tucli ;
there.
Kngiueer and Mrs. Alex Anderson
lett today for their future home in
Portland.
.Mr. ami Mrs. Rudolph Harness loll
today on a pleasure trip to Newport
aud Salem.
.Mi', aud Mrs. llarvy llattield have
gone to (Hide to spend a few days
with relatives.
.Mr. und Mrs. Ceorgo. kllT. or Win
ston, left tiMhiy on a pleasure trip to
Suh'm aud Portland.
.Mrs. S. K. Ilarkut'ss and daughter,
.Miss Helen, are spending several
days at llrants Pass.
.Mrs. O. l.chmami returned home
to Oakland today, utter a visit here
at the home of her brother, City En
gineer M. 11. ticriuoutl.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Ott and
Miss Kllzahelh Oreen returned on
Wednesday from a trip to Portland.
Prof. Victor Uoyd has been en
gaged to teach a six months' term of
school at Winchester, beginning next
Monday.
.Mrs. L. H. Calame and two child
ren, who have been visiting here at
tho home of her brother, Albert (V
Nell, left today lor their homo at
Montague, Cal.
William Neeley. of Melrose, ad
mitted til Recorder OrcuU's court
this morning that ho was drunk In
Roseburg last night, and as a result
the cltv treasurer Is richer by
Miss 1,. villa Mcl'ullocli. who has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Clyde Mcl'lung, went to llroikway
toiluy. Thence, nt'ler a visit of
several days, she proceeds homo to
Marshtleld.
Joseph l.aChnpell has sold his
Interest in a local barber shop to his
partner, Walter liouser. .Mr. l.nChap
ell and family leave the middle of
Ibis month, for Idaho Falls, Idaho,
where they will reside.
llowel Complaint in Children.
For bowel complaints In children
always give CMiamberlalu's Colic.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remody and
castor oil. It Is certain to effect a
cure and when reduced with water
and sweetened is pleasant to take.
No physician can prescribe n better
remedy. For sale by all dealers. C
A letter written by Rev. II. llor
wood Johnson, formerly of Clarence,
.Mo., to a young woman of his con
gregation und a letter w ritten to the
minister by Oscar Culllson, a hank
clerk, are now believed to have been
tho causes uf the pastor's sudden
withdrawal from the Southern Metho
dist ministry and his departure from I
Cliirence. "Ood knows my sin, was
the only explanation In .Inhnsc.tu's
message to the Missouri Conference.
In a letter to Presiding Klder l.ehu
hoff,. nt Macon, he wrole: "I have
not been guilty of lmiiiorallty, but
of Injudicious conduct through cor
respondence," It became known thai
l'ustor .lohnsoii's "Injudicious" letter
was written to a young woman who
bad shown marked adtulralluii for
him, und she had been a frequent
visitor lit his home.
An Kircelllal Itemed)' for Dlal'l'hoeil.
Diarrhoea Is always more or less
prevalent during September. He pre
pared for It. Chamberlain's Colic.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Reined) is
prompt and effectual. It ran always
he depended upon and Is pleasant to
take. Kor sale by all dealers. C
HPOKTSMKN
A'lTHXTIOX.
I Huron and Knight, hunters' guides
for Oregon, will be here lo engage
with parties nlll Kept. 15, with full
pack string, etc. Terms reasonable;
satlst'aetlon guaranteed. Phone
Camas Valley, or inquire at S. It.
Sykes' gun store. dlut
Have Arundel tone It.
Point.
$8.00
C. P. Barnard, Prop.
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DlCKSSMAIUNO.
Mrs. Corn MclI.irRiio, tnlloress, of
San Francisco, has opened parlors at
4L'9 Rast Avenue, Rosehurt;. Only
(list class work. Phone 88-R.
narnard's new auto Mnrshfleld
stage lino, ofllco corner Rose aud
Washington streets. dtf
Call and Sec ' 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.
11 iUL'ifSiln'I'illlHljj
We don't want you to buy a pig in a poke, blindly. We in
vite you to inspect our works and shop and prove for your
self that our sodas are made under the best of sanitary con
ditions. You never make any mistake when you drink
Roseburg'j scdas or other soft drinks.
Roseburg Soda Works
Distributers of the pure, natural mineral water,
"Cal-A-Poo-Ya," formerly London Water.
Phone 186
HMfflESIJOnilSNI
We sell the Famous
"White Star" and "Blue Ribbon"
FLOURS
They are the best on the market and are
prime favorites with all users. You will
prefer them to all others after a trial.
SPECIAL PRICE
will be given on ten and twenty sack lots
HARNESS & JOHNSON
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For Infants and Children.
Ths Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears tho
Signature
of
In
Use
For Oyer
Thirty Years
VHt OCNTAUH aoMPAMT, NtW TOIW C4TT.
AUTO 8TAGH LINE DEPOT.
Dally stages and nutos for Marsh
llelti and all Coos Day points, also
for Peel and Millwood, loave O. W.
Rnpp's grocery storo, 133 Sheridan.
Cash paid for produce along the line.
A full lino O: pastry of all klndi.
always freh. Umpqua Rakery. dtf
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Page Investment Company
HOCK SPItlXr.H ftlAf.
DRY KI.AIJ WOOD.
Jackson St.
Phone 63
00 N. JACKSON ST.
Hlieriilun Htreet.
The I'lione No. la 103.
PHONE 242