Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920, November 29, 1911, Image 5

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    Music at Home this Winter
Instruments of all kiuds, l'iauos, Phouographs
and Stringed iustruuieuts. Sheet music for
any iustrunieut from ioc. on up. Enjoy the
evtyiitigs at home at small cost. Come in and
look over our music and hear the late pieces.
Music and Instruments LeflOX & Ott
EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW
NOV KMIIKIt 1011.
VAILM WKATHEK KUPOKT.
U. S. Weather Bureau, local office,
Roaeburg, 24 hours ending a. m.,
today.
Precipitation In Inches and hun-
dredtbi:
Maximum temperature 52
.Minimum temperature IIS
Preclpltutlon ij
Total precip. alnce lat. of mo.
3.18
Avg. precip. tor mo. (or 34 yrs.
4.37
Total precip. from Sept. 1,
7.23
Avg. precip. from Sept. 1, 1877
7.84
Total deficiency from Sept. 1.
n
Average preclpltutlon for 34 wet
season (Sept. to May).
31.86
WILLIAM BELL, ubsorver.
WEATHEIt FORECAST:
Occasional rain toniKlib and to
morrow. n
Slang Much Trouble.
If nil people knew that neglect of
-constipation would result in severe
indigestion, yellow jaundice or viru
lent liver tr uble they would soon
take Dr. King's New Life fills and
eud It. It's the only safe way. Beat
for biliousness, headache, dyspepsia,
chills and debility. 25c at all drug
gists.
Mrs. E. A. Tllnklo returned Tues
day from Portland.
Apple
TREES
rear
Prune
Complete line
Peach
bales
Cherry. A. L.
The Nurseryman
Order That Thanksgiving
TURKEY
Nothing too good for our customers, which f:tct, combined with our
prompt service, accounts in a ln"Ke measure for our large pulronage.
runs i,.ui vzhc run poind.
ft POl Xh I'AII, OftC; 10 POIND PAIL $1.25.
LOUIS KOHLHAGEN
PHONE 19 10? CASS STREET
Royal Club Restaurant
Mrs. A. S. Aderton, Prop.
First Class Restaurant and Lunch Counter. Open
all hours. Your patronage solicited.
409 Cass Street. :: Opposite Depot.
White Help only Employed. First Class Service.
NOTICE
; TO HORSE OWNERS!
Intll further notice I will be lotated on Main trp-t. oplte lnnre't
old llTerj barn, where I will be pleated to attend the wants of mjr
lornird patrona in the liorwslxx lng Rne.
IRA A. P1LKINGTON
Commercial Abstract Co.
Abstracts of Titles Blue Prints
Filing Papers. Etc.
WE WILL CO ON YOUR BOND
Insurance Conveyancing
, 32A NORTH JACKS ON STMET, ROJIBUK.C, OREGON
CAM. KOK nil'.VTV WAItlt.VMS.
Notico Is hereby given all parties
holding county warrants issued by
Douglas County. Oregon, and in
dorsed "Not paid for want of funds, "
prior to and including the 22nd day
or May, lull, to present the same to
the County Treasurer of said rountv
at his office for paymeut. as Interest
will cease thereon after the date of
this notice.
Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, this,
the 20th day of November, 1911.
J. E. SAWYERS,
Treasurer of IJouglas County, Ore
gon, dsw
CAM, KOK COI XTY WAURAXTS.
Notice is hereby given all parties
holding county warrants Issued by
Douglas County, Oregon, and In
dorsed "Not paid for want of funds,"
prior to and Including the 6th day
of May. 1911, to present the same
for payment at the ollice of the Coun
ty Treasurer of said county, for In
terest thcron wilt cease after the
date of this notice.
Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, this
7th day of November, 1911.
J. E. SAWYERS,
Treasurer of Douglas County, Ore
gon, dsw
Paper by the pound nt Hamilton's.
D RAYING!
Goods Handled Carefully
Lumber Hauled
C. A. WALKER
PHONE 200-K.
Residence West Roseburg.
the best
in Oreg.
of nursery stock at my
Yard in Koseburg.
KITCHIN,
Roseburg, Ore
I.OCAIi XLW8, ,
A. M. Moiviwoith fetuuivu II. ii
morning from a business trip to
Minneapolis.
Al North, of Eilenbower. returned
Tuesday luiibt from a business tri-i
to Coos Bay. 1
.Mrs. J. T. Clow- and daughter.
Miss Prudence, are visiting with
friends In tirants Puss,
Miss l.lzsy McKay arrived here
Tuesday evening from Turner and
will reside with her sister. .Mrs. W.
K. Olt.
Mr. Tillson, the prune buyer, lett
this morning for Saieui, w here In'
will spend Thanksgiving with his
family.
I Miss Zaehary, nurse at Mercy ll'ir
pltal, went home to Myrtle Cro k
this morning, where her sister Is
quite ill.
J. 11. Corf, of Sutherlin. father of
Mrs. A. 1). llawn. of this city, w.u.
brought to Mercy Hospital to,l;iy fr
treatment.
I Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Bridges, of
. Marshfleld. are the guests of Mr. ami
!.lrs. J. E. Euger, lu this city. Tue
two ladles are sisters.
Mrs. L. F. Burch left on her re
turn home to La Grande this morning
after a visit here with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Aue.
The I'mpqua Valley Krult t'nlou
will hold a public meeting in the
Commercial Club rooms Saturday,
December 2, at 1:30 p. m. Reports
will be read and important patters
discussed. tlswtd
Miss Rosboto hns adopted the short
hand method of cutting mid Is pre
pared to teach the system at her
home, 146 Parrott street. Site ex-j
tends a cordial Inviiatiuu to all wlu
are Interested. Demonstration Dec.1
2nd. dlt
Mrs. B. A. Stewart left this morn-'
ing for Canyonville to spend Thanks-1
giving with her daughter. She win i
accompanied by her brother-in-law j
and sister. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Whit-,
inner, who arrived here a few days
ago from Indianapolis Iml.
WOMKVS IIAIIt.
r.nsy to Make il Sufi. luxuriant anil.
Raillunl.
.Many women have hair so dull an 1 1
faded that it is actually repulsive. I
These women have probably never
heard of PARISIAN SACK, the in
vlKoratlnc hair dressing that In be
ing used by thousand of rellned '
women throunhout America.
If your hair is falling or thin or
faded or lifeless; If you have dan
druff or ItchinK scalp: If your hair
is not as fascinating as you would
like to have It, go to the Red Cro s
Pharmacy this very day. ask lor a t
ill cent bottle of l'nilshin Sage and i
t'art at once to make your hair pei-
ct and even glorious. j
PAIUS1AX SAUK is guaranteed to
give satisfaction or money back, lilil
with auburn hair on every carton, j
For sale by the Red Cross riiarmacy
and druggists everywhere. j
A verv pretty wedding w;is solum-1
ized nt high mass at 7:::i o'clock a' :
St. Joseph's Church in lioselnii'g
his morning, when Miss Kihel liar-.
mon. daughter of .mis. r.niina uai
mon, of Riddle, became the bride of
.awrence Neuner, a young business
man of (ilendale. Rev. Father John
puru nlticlaled. 111! ting the MUM'
collide In marital bonds at all altar
decorated with chl aliUi, liHin.- ..n.i
foliage. Immediate relaiives or lite
bridal couple and a few close friends
were ill attendance. Louis Neuner.
a brother, nrted as groomsman, and
Miss Delia Harmon, a sister, was ui"
i.rwiemiiiild. There was a liberal
shower of rice after the ceremony
and this continued until -Mr. and
Mrs. Neuner departed on the north
bound train at ! o'clock on their
honevmoon trip to Portland ami
other northern cities. They will re
side at tihndaie, where Mr. Neuner
lu .neured ill the lively tlllStne.-s
with bis brother. John. He Is a s.m
of Mr. and Mrs. lieorge Neuier. m..
of this cltv. The young couple hue
a large number of friend who wis',
for them a happy and piospeious
wedded life.
CAN'T I Ri: CATARRH,
Stoniiiiii HixiiiK. Sira ami IIohcIm-
Have All Fulled.
There Is only one ay to cure ca
tarrh." . ... ,
Reach the raw. tenner, iniianieo
membrane that Is infested with ca
tarrh germs, and destroy the germs
Yon can't reach the nooks an I
rrevireii with liquid , reparations
i.. ,..,i mi. tt-nv - breathe the
lliei- ib w...., v....
antlseiitic germ killing air of in -
.MF.I (prolioiillie It llign-o-iuei ji
rectlv over the lnfest-d liarts.
HYOMKI contains no npluin. co
caine or other harmful drugs; it is
made of Australian eucalyptus, thy
mol and other l.isterlan antiseptics
It Is guaranteed to end the tnw-ry
of catarrh, asthma, croup and bron
chitis, or money back.
!r the Red ' I'hnrmary ahnu:
the HYOMKI olltllt today. They sell
It for only $ 1 '' and guarantee it
OTICK KOK l!H KR VIRI I.I
Vl'i:il I'.MI-AT IM1MIS.
Ntle is l.l r-'-y r;V' n that t' e
undersigned. Heorder of the city .!
i Roseburg. Oregon, will "I1 to " o -,clok
p. m. on Friday. Henmber 1st
1911. at his ollice III the t'i'v H.'.ll.
receive seated proposals for tlie ji'J I
chase of Street Improvement liond
i.f the Cltv of Ros-I.urg in ho .-'in.
of l ji. ::.:.i.
Said llotids r Issued uieb r
Is known as the Itancroft Hottd
Act. In denomination of iJee u,,
e.ilh. with In'-rest at si per , i:t
pavable sen.i-aiinna:i-. . mel run Ito.o
in. to ten years, at the option c'
!V.
I Th r rht to reet any and
bids Is herehv reere..
I Hr order of the Common Co'it.'il
ItatMl this 21th day of Xovenwr.
I !l I.
CARI. r. WIMI.KRI.Y.
Ke-ord-r of tin City oi 1 '
0g"n.
OTEL
SEWARD
Alder ami llllli Slreels
I'oiiii.wii. iii; (,ii
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fJTf:,
' ii: .V'.' ',T Ta.
V.V
lion:', M-:.v.iEi
is one of tl'e 1110.x t artistic,
nioiU'rn und rlt'Kaiitly a pointed
hostleries in tlio Northwest. It
is located in the very best and
most respectable part of Port
land, being In the retail dis
trict and within a few abort
blocks of all the leading
theaters and other places of
amusement. The managemen'.
respectfully solicit your patron
age und good will. Take Una
at depot, or car marked "W,"
and K't at UUh street.
Hate $1.00 and up.
V. M. si:V.IM, Proprietor.
ITS WISEST
TO BE AliLAI) OF TIME
Place your orders with us for your
heeds In
kindiim; wood.
We can now till iho'order with th?
best selected old growth lir, the'klud
that will n.ahe your fire starting or
building an eai-y matter and a cer
tainty. We also carry
ROCK SPHIVt;s t'OAtj
anil a full line of
l ' :: ami hay.
ROSEBURG FEED AND
FUEL CO.
Winchester and Jackson Streets.
Phouu 162.
Shirts for
Dress
that are roi rect in style,
hamli-iMr.t' iti pattern, and
pood in ..iinUly.
i Shirts for
: Business
if ii. Mt and he onihiK P-t
t'Ttin and ciilitriiiK, in quall
tit'S lltat will w.'iir well.
Shirts for
Outing
Wrli Foft (ii;:iTR iitrarh'-d or
dt t.n h. d. as you pn-f'T. A
biK line of new nveMles. I
Shirts for
1fjTtk. '
T'i: t are m ,ile lo t-itl hald
e;u priiiil reasonably.
All Kinc's of
Shirts for all Kinds
of Men at
SIMON CARO
Leading Clothier
H
ft,. Til lii Willi l.f I'.UITM
MAY MAKHV OS Sl'.Xi tX,
I'hIs,. Idea That Tbcy Rail to Wait
Certain Time Iisii-Ili-1 by
Justice llean.
PORTLAND, Dr., Nov. 2lf. If a
husband does not contest the divorce
suit brought by his wile, he Is privi
leged, under the lawa of Oregon, to
marry bis newest heart'a desire on
the day following the granting of
the decree. And the same prlvlle.
t extended to the wife. The general
idea that all divorcees must wait r.ix
months before marrying again, is nil
fiction. It Is only where the parly
who is niade defendant oppose, the
di oue and tiles an answer that the
six months' rule applies.
Tlie knockout blow to the fiction
has been delivered by Justice llean.
In a decision handed down In the
Supremo Court. Justice llean was
called on to pass on the validity of
a marriage contracted within six
months of the date of the divorce
decree. The contention waa made
that it was void under the Oregon
statutes. Justice Bean, howevet,
construed the law difTerently. He
ijuoted section 515 of Lord's Oregon
Laws, which forbids remarriage with
in the time for taking an appeal lu
the divorce suit; the time being with
in six months following the entry
of Judgment. However, he point!
out that this provision cannot apply
to divorces taken by default, which
include 90 per cent of nil divorces
granted.
"No appeal Ilea from a Judgment
or decree granted by confession or
want of answer." explains the Judge.
"From this It Is perfectly manifest
that the statute has nothing to do
with the duality of the decree In de
fault cases. As neither party could
appeal, no necessity arises for th.
delay of six months before the de
cree becomes absolute."
The judge held that the marriage
contracted within six innntliR from
the time of the decree, was binding
The result is that a great bugaboo
has been removed from the puthway
of divorcees.
A Mall Currier's I,onil.
Seems heavier when lie haa a weak
back and kidney trouble. Fred l)ue
ren, mail carrier ut Atchison. Kan.,
says: "I have been bothered with
Kidney trouble and had a severe pain
across my buck. Whenever 1 carried
a heavy load of mall, my kidney
trouble Increased. Home time ago I
started taking Foley Kidney Fills and
since taking them I have gotten en
tirely rid of all my kidney trouble
and tun as sound now ub ever." Foliy
Kidney Pills are tonic In action, and
quirk in results. Try tlicui. "'"or sale
by all dealers. K
M XltltlFl).
HOAK HfTI-KH At Scottsburg.
Or., Nov. 2, mil, Frank YV. Hoak
mid .Miss Mary Iluller, Uev. J. 8.
(ireell olllciallllg.
Miss Mamie Hall, a high school
student, went home to near Oakland
this morning for Thanksgiving. An
other student. Miss Maple Moore
went to her home near Wilbur.
Many ills come from Impure blood,
t'un't have pure blood with faulty dl
nest Ion. Iii.v liver and alugglsli bow
els linrilock IDood Kilters streng
thens stomach, bowels or liver, and
pari lies the blood.
If you are wanting anything to
send away for Christmas presents
don't fail to see the beautiful line of
hand painted Calendars, Mottoes,
(lilt Hooks nnd Flower Hooks for
children, all put up In boxes and en
velopes ready for mailing. Prices
ranging from l.'c to 11.75, at Graves'
Art F.mporiuin. dtf
It I'M I. KSTATK TltAXSFK.ItS.
IV I). Mowery to 11. F. firlflin.
Jisnii; ?,2'. acres aec IS. 2r.-.r.
Clarissa K. Snyder to F. Menefee.
$lii; i;u ueres sec ::R. 311-2.
F.llza C. Mutton to F. Menefee
$IU; Hill lores sec 2t', 30-2.
A l''ntliers Vengeance
would have fallen on any one whi
attacked the son 'if Peter llondy, oi
South Itockwood, Mich., but he wan
powerless before attacks of kidney
trouble. ''Doctors could not help
him." he wrote, "so at last we gave
Mm Klectrlc Hitters and he Improved
wonderfully from taking six bottles."
Ilai kacbe. tired feeling, nervousness,
loss of appetite, warn of kidney
double that may end In dropsy, dia
betes or Kright's disease. Heware.
Take Kleetric Hitters and be safe
F.vcry bottle guaranteed. 6Uc at all
druggists.
o
roMiMi to tiik iwi.aci-:.
I A list of the stieclal feature plc-
I lures booked at the Palace Theater In
i the near future: Not. 2 and SO.
j Wednesday and Thursday. "The
I Shelling- of the San Murcus." The
'old li.-ittle; blp Texas, turned Into th
i San Manns. Is destroyed by the At-
1 l.ititlc fleet In target practice. Iec
' 4 and Monday and Tuesday: "Th
Pendleton Hound-up," complete In
three reels; n'"eds no explanation
t 7 an,) x , Tliiiisilay and Friday:
liaiiies Inferno;" five reels. !
lo and II. Sunday and Monday:
World's series baseball picture, on,'
reel. dlt
Saved Many Prom Death.
W. I.. Mock, of Mock. Ark., be
lieves ho has saved many Uvea In his
' ", ears of experience in the dr .g
blfilie-s. "What 1 alwava like to
do." be riles. "Is to recommend Ir.
hlngs New Discovery for weak, aore
Iiiiiks. hard roughs, hoarseness, ob
stinate rough, la grippe, croup, aith
iii i. or other bronchial affection, for
I feel sure that number of my
neighbors are alive and well today
laue they took my advice and
usei it. I honestly believe It a the
l,et throat and lung medicine that a
made." Fasy to prove he a right.
. i;.. Irlsl hnltle free, or regular fc'K
1 nr II on bottle. tluaranteed by all
dracglsta.
mat
ALCOHOL 3 I'KH l ev i"
AWlA Prr pinnGTAs
similaiiiigilsroixlantlRft'ifa
lingUeSiortnotisHrtdikwisij
Promotes Dii-stolTwrpi
ness and KesLConialris nriiiti
Upium.Miirptune lurNiocnl.
Not Narcotic. .
MkfttfauikaHnnima
nr
ttnm
Anerffcl Remedy forCraisHtH
lion . sour Moniacn.uiaruira
Wornu.ComwsNnsJrorn
lie? awlLoss of Sijej-P.
FacSimk Sijnamrt of
NEW YORK.
IT
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
DRKbSMAKINO.
Mrs. Cora McHarcue. tallorena. nf
San Francisco, haa ope-ed parlors In
the Marks building, over the Palace
theatre. Only first class work. All
work guaranteed.
One nlann vnt trllh awnn, u.n l
rour purchase at Josephson's. dtl
Itc-OCf-
n " i i --
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.
Save Money, Don't
Let it all go, Put Some in the Bank
A great president of the United States once wrote:
"Extravagance rots character; train youth away from it.
On tlie other hand the habit of saving money while it
stiffens the will, also brightens the energies. If you
would be sure that you are beginning right, begin to save."
Trade with
HENRY EASTON
One week and sec the ("ifferencc in your Grocery Hill.
And save money. Fresh Stock Always
Phone 26 344 N. Jackson
nJ0
Our Stock of Staple and
Fancy Groceries is Complete
We cany everything in the grocery line
which we sell at reasonable prices. We
are agents for the famous
"White Star" and "Blue Ribbon"
Flours none better. Your patronage
solicited
HARNESS & JOHNSON
Nhertdaa Street.
'jat
ASTORIA:
For Infnntg nnd Children.
The" Kind. You. Have
- Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
Im
I
use
For Overs
Thirty Years
H( OINTAUS KilMNt, KIW TOMS OITT.
AI TO STAGE LINE DEPOT.
Dally stages and autos for Marah
field and all Coos Day polnta, alio '
for Peel and Millwood, leave O. W.
Rnpp'a grocery store, 13S Sheridan.
Cash paljj for produce along the Una.
Y. & K. offloe auppliea and filing
cases at ltosehurg Hook Store. tf
The Ptv.ne Wo. H 103.
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