EVEN" IN" G ROSEBURG REVIEW, . SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11)10.
PAGE FIVB
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
The
DOUGLAS NATIONAL
BANK
Offers the benefit of its large capital aud re
sources, its complete facilities and long exper
ience to those who have use for a strong, safe
banking institution.
pital and Surplus
$130,000.00.
ROSEBURG MAN AMONG
HIGHEST SCORERS AT
THE CLACKAMAS SHOOT
Sergeant C. A. Myers, of the Mar
ine Corps of the Oregon Naval Mili
tia, and Sergeant lloderick S. J.
Hamilton, of the Fourth Company,
Coast Artillery Corps, are the cham
pion individual shots of the Oregon
state troops, says the Oregonian. The
two men tied for first place in the
individual shooting match staged
yesterday as a part of the annual
stale shoot now on at Clackamas,
each making a score of 19 S out of a
possible 250.
Second place was captured by
Captain William J. Williams, of the
staff team of the Coast Artillery
Corps, with a score of 195.
Three men tied for third place,
each" jnaking a score of 192. They
are Sergeant A. J. Logeristium, of
the Eleventh Company, Coast Artil
lery; Sergeant Lee A. Porter, of the
First Company, Coast Artillery, and
Private Gafla f Morback, of the
Eleventh Company, Coast Artillery.
Fifty shots were fired by each
competitor. Of these ten shots rapid
lire were taken at 2(10 yards, 20
shots slow-fire at 600 yards, and 2ft
shots slow-fire at 1000 yards.
The results of the shoot yesterday
will be permanent, as the ties must
be settled.
The record made by the Eleventh
Company, Coast Artillery, which has
two men tied for third place, is con
sidered particularly good for an or
ganization which has been in exist
ence only six weeks. The Eleventh
Company, Captain Fred A. Gettins,
was organized at Marshfleld just six
weeks ago.
Fancy asparagus points, 2 cans for
25c, at the People's Supply Co.
REPORT AT WEATHER
BUREAU SHOW SEASON
DRYEST ON RECORD
But for an October in 1895, when
not a drop' of rain fell, according to
t lie records at the local weather
bureau office, the present month ap
pears to be a record breaker. On
the night of October first there was
.10 of an inch rainfall. For the suc
ceeding 20 days the only moisture
falling has been the light' morning
fogs and the evening dew.
. LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Mexican Chili and taniales at Galls.
If it 13 brick that you want, call on
the Page Investment Co.
Lata Engels, of Peel, spent Fri
day In Roseburg looking after busi
ness matters.
Rev. V. H. Eaton will preach at
the Melrose school house Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock'. All are In
vited. Now is the time to paper your
home. For the nicest papers go to
Roseburg Paint & Paper Store, Cor.
Oak and Hose Sts.
Mrs. G. J. Howell, of Drain, came
down this morning and will visit
with Mrs. Edith Phelps Pearson for
the next few days.
Judge Hamilton is spending a few
days In Coos County looking after
business matters. Editor A. R. O'
Brien, of the Marshlield Record,
telephoned this afternoon that Judge
Hamilton was very strong there and
would ppll a heavy vote on election
day.
Mrs. C. E. Robinson has sold her
confectionery aud news store to Q.
1. Rice ,of ltice Hill, says the Suth
erlin Sun. Mr. Rice took possession
and his family arrived here the first
of the week. Mrs. Robinson expects
to depart for Sioux City, Iowa, about
November 1, where she will make
her future home. Her many friends
here will regret that she is to reside
elsewhere.
Mrs. William Garbc, Mr. Moore
and Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Houghton,
of Roseburg, were Sutherlln visitors
Monday, says the Sutherlln Sun.-Mr.
and Mrs. Houghton hnve a large
number of friends here, as they
spent several months in Sulherlln or
ganizing a local branch of the Fra
ternal Brotherhood. They arc now
Previous to October there had not working in uoseourg ami are mm
been any rain since the tenth of , ing with much deserved success.
September. This gives a record of Mrs 1( y Rodgers arrived home
practically 40 days without rain. 1 last week from Portland, where she
which is an equal to that of the dry , SI,ent seVeral weeks, says the Suther
season of 1895. In that year the lin Sun Mr Rodgers, who is serv
records show no rain between Sep-! , ,he pe,ieral grand jury, has
temher 22 and November 2. Conse
quently no rain since September 10,
except .10 of an anch on October 1,
Ibis year will doubtless be known as
Hie dryest season ever recorded. The
reports at the local weather bureau
station go back as far as 1877.
According to Weather Observer
Win. Hell this afternoon, there is
still no rain in sight, nor will (here
be any precipitation probably Tor
several days.
SAMPLES OF ORE.
Mr. A. Walker came in from his
mines, the California group on Mt.
Reuben, last Wednesday and brought
with him a sample or gold quart,
that made those gasp who looked
upon it, says the Glendale News. It
is free gold, and ore like the sample
would easily run from $50,000 to
SU5.000 per ton. Judging from this
sample, (he Mt. Reuben district will
be a very busy place 'within a short
time.
Build Up for Whiten
Clear out the congestion that has disturbed your
breathing and weanenea your aigesuon, anu re
invigorate all the bodily processes to do their full
share in cold weather, and thus build yourself up
to perfect health.
PERUNA IS INVIGORATION
n l m font that restores thn balance to your bodily functions, clears
way the waate matter in your system, and keys you up to incrrau
ed effort and better health. For nearly half a century thousands
have found it a valuable aid in all catarrhal conditions.
experience points the way for you. I'FltlJNA has stood t
test that proves its value. Tablet form is convenient fo
quick administration, rieaaant to tako and easy to carry
Manalln Tablets are the Ideal laxative. They corrivt
the habit of constipation, arouHK uiu htim --
kidneys i our arugKi. naa mem.
The Peruna Company, Columbus, Ohio
J
4m
s ill . V
been In Portland for two months or
more, and anticipates that it will be
several weeks yet before he is able
to return home. Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
lloyt have been looking after the
Rodgers estate during the absence
of Mi. and Mrs. Rodgers.
Marshal Carter has received word
that Frank Vaughn, sentenced auout
ill o years ago from Coot, canity
for stealing a team of horses from
A. E. Adelsperger and the Smith
Powers Company near Myrtle Point,
had escaped from the Washington
state penitentiary at Walla Walla,
says the Coos' Bay Times. Vaughn
was arrested as a suspect In the
Myrtle Point bank robbery, claiming
that Miller, a rormer Marshrield
cook, had confessed the job to him.
Stories about the $10,000 stolen
from the Myrtle Point bank being
buried in that vicinity caused many
futile searches. Vaughn maintained
that he had some valuables cached
away there.
Cause of Constipation.
Constipation results from a lack
of moisture in the residual matter
of the food. To efect a permanent
( lire more water must be taken into
the system. Drink a full glass i.f
water half an hour heroic breakfast
and about a third of a glass nn hour
and a half nfter each meal, also eat
an antilc or banana before breakfast
and before going to bed. Make sure
that your bowels move just ufter
breakfast whether there is an Incli
nation or not. When a medicine Is
needed take Chamberlain's Tablets
as they are mild and gentle In effect,
but no medicine should be taken
when operations can be Induced
naturally each day. To effect a per
manent cure time and patience are
required as bad habits are more eas
ily formed than broken up. Obtain
able everywhere. c
Styleplus CI 7 Styleplus $17 Styleplus $ 7 Styleplus JfJ
rwhPQ 0 1 1 Clothes 1 ' Clothes 1 1 Clothes
Clothes
A Good Si
gn
mean
bad
Snme siens mean Good Luck some
Some people believe in signs some don't.
We are putting up on the roads leading into the busi
ness section a really good sign-that we want you to be
lieve in. The signs advertise Styleplus $17 Clothes
they tell every passersby that we sell Styleplus.
We don't want any man, woman, boy or girl to forget
that these famous clothes are sold in this town at this
store only.
Wiu.s $17
Taff mu ItOittlH
"The same price the world over."
The Square Store
WS17 WOT SSS17 SCS17
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Hot chk'kvn Tamales at Gall's.
C. M. Holland and wife, of Myrtle
Creek, spent last night In Roseburg.
Miss Blanche Wilson, piano teach
er. For hours and prlnea call 176-R
Miss Maude Williams returned
last evening from a visit at Port
land. First class peach ooxes, $5.00 per
hundred, made of pine. The J. G.
Flook Co.
A. D. S. Digestive Tablets relieve
distress after eating. For sale by
Hamilton Drug Co.
Leave your subscriptions for
magazines with AUton Harness, at
the Fiction Library.
Mrs. W. F. Kaiser returned home
to Riddle last evening arter a day
spent here with friends.
Miss Maudo Hedrick, of Drain, ur
rived here last evening to spend a
few days with friends.
Mrs. Joseph Peters returned here
last evening after n few weeks visit
with relatives at Lyons.
If your roof is too flat for shingles,
let us tell you about our Durable
roofing. Page Inv. Co.
E. P. Drew, of Yoncalla, returned
homo this morning after look...,; af
ter business matters here.
Mrs. C. W. Clark, of Kugene, ar
rived here last evening for a few
days' visit with her husband.
Mrs. It. C Allen, of Vancouver, R.
C, arrived in Roseburg last evening
to remain for a couple of days.
Mrs. B. C. King, or Myrtle Point,
arrived here last evening. She was
registered at tho Umpqua Hotel.
Mrs. S. J. Churchill, of Portland,
arrived here last evening to visit her
son, F. H. Churchill, and fainiiy.
W. J. Ross and wife, of Canyon
ville, arrived here yesterday enroute
to Elkton for a visit with friends.
Every day Is bargain day, all
goods strictly fresh at the' Spot Cash
Basket Grocery, 238 N. Jackson St.
Mrs. S. F. Strange, who had been
to Portland and Seaside for several
weeks, returned home last evening.
('lour prices are best, quality con
sidered, at the People's Supply Co.
We recommend High Flight Flour.
Miss Thelma Godfrcw, of Yoncalla,
who had been here to .visit witli her
father, returned home this morning.
Mrs. J: M. Baldwin and children
loft for Salein this morning, where
they will visit with relatives a few
days.
Samuel N. Carter ,of the Soldiers'
Home, lott this morning for Leb
anon, where he will visit for a week
or two.
Mrs. C. and Mrs. C. V. Pfalf left
this morning for Portland, where
they will spend several days with
relatives.
S. L. Butler and wife, of Coble,
Oregon, arrived in Roseburg last
night. They are at the lmpqua Ho
tel. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wright, of
Portland, nrrlved here last evening
for a business visit. They will re
main for several days.
The new Boston pencil sharpner
only tl.nfl, at the Roseburg Hook
Store. One of these shnrpners should
be in every school and office.
Buy the best and get the most for
your money. Patronize the place
whose aim is to keep prices down.
Get guaranteed goods at the Peo
ples Supply Co.
C. 11. Serfling and I). Met.ell, of
Thomas. Linn County, arrived here
yesterday and left early today for
the East Umpqua country to pass a
few days hunting.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis .losse, of Sa
lem, returned home HiIh morning.
The latter had spent the past several
weeks here with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. F. Barker.
Just arrived, all kinds of paints,
stains and calsomlnes; also enamels
of all kinds, best on the market.
Roseburg Wall Paper & Paint Store,
corner Oak and Rose streets.
The Review last evening received
ja postal card from tile local dele
gates in attendance at the annual
I convention of the W. C. T. U. at
I'cndlcton. Tho delegates report a
di'llghtful meeting.
W. W. Thackruh and wife, who
have been passing a month on their
ranch near Cottage drove, are ex
I pected to return lu re this evening.
Mr. Thackrah Is a clerk in (he I'. S.
land office here.
I Fred Reed, who recently decided
! to locate In this city, left last night
i for Medfonl to make arrangements
! for moving his family. Mr. Reed
formerly lived in this city, and
Arundvl, piano tuner. Phone 1S9L.
You do best at the People's Sup
ply Co.
M. B. Ford drivers, have you!
seen that wrench assortment at I
Churchill's.
Mrs. J. F. Luse returned to Suth
erlln this morning, after passing yes
terday in this city on business.
Special i burg:tiii8 ou Underwear,
Slioes, Winter Dress Goods, Rubbers
and etc., at the People's Supply Co.
J. A. Worthlugton, of Days Creek,
spent yesterday in Roseburg visit
ing with his lather, Grafton Worth
iugton. Deputy Sheriff Alvln Brown re
turned to his homo at Glendale last
evening nfter a day spent here on
official business.
Mrs. Mary Wilder, of Walla Walla,
who hud been visiting with her son,
A. A. Wilder, and wife, left this
morning for her home.
Rev. W. H. Eaton, pastor of the
Baptist Church here, will begin a
series of revival meetings at the
Smick school house, on Deer Creek,
Monday evening.
-Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Ramp, of
Rrooks, who had been visiting their
son, Floyd, for a tew days, left this
morning for Reedsport and Gardiner
to visit with another son.
Schuyler Hermann, son of Hon.
Ilinger Hermann, of this city, is now
in Curry County, where he Is nego
tiating for the purchase of large
bodies of timber located there.
The Women's Missionary Society
of tho M. E. Church, South, will
hold a "White Elephant" sale on
Saturday, October 28, in window of
B. W. Strong's furniture store.
Sain Cnrmichaol arrived here lust
evening from Coos County to accept
a position with the cruisers wiio are
in charge of classifying the railroad
grant lands in Douglas County.
Gerhard rnternian, who had spent
the past year with Floyd Ramp and
family east of the city, left last
evening for Berkeley, Cal., where' lie
will attend the University of Califor
nia. Spitzenberg tipples 20 centH a
strain sack. All who wish to take
advantage of the bargain of the sea
son come before it rains, and bring
your sacks. Lew II. Clark,' West
Roseburg, Phone 40-F 5.
A. F. Brown, a former resident of
Oakland, but for the past few years
of Pasadena, Cal., arrived here last
evening to remain for a few days,
lie Is registered lit the Umpqua. He
reports five inches of rain at Pasa
dena recently.
You will like P. S. C. Steel Cut
Coffee. The flavor, strength and
purity and the ease with which the
clear amber fluid can he brewed,
makes It the biggest seller and tho
most popular cotfee from the Peo
ple's Supply Co.
Dr. E. B. Stewart, who returned
here late Thursday night from Los
Angeles, says he enjoyed a delight
ful chat with Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Ilammitte, former residents of llose
burg. Mr. and Mrs. Hummltle are
well pleased with their new location,
according to Dr. Stewart.
In a recent issue of the Port Or
rord Tribune there appeared quite a
lengthy article endorsing Judges J.
W. 1 1 ii mil I on and 0. K. Sklpworlh
for re-election on November 7. In
regard to the candidacy of these men
the Tribune had the following to
say: "Through years of service these
lodges have been tried and found
not wanting. Their overwhelming j
endorsement by the voters of Curry !
County Is a foregone conclusion."
Hardware Notions
Of Interest to Housekeepers.
Canned Heat, for instant cooking, for heat
ing baby's milk or daddy's shaving water, 10c
the can.
Are you one of the many using Mystic Mitt?
If not, you are missing the help of the Biggest
Little 10c helper you have ever met.
Universal Solder will mend China or Glass
ware, Aluminum or Granite, Tin or Porcelain,
Auto Radiators or l'ipes, 25c per tube.
Aluminum Measuring Spoons, a set of four
for 15c.
"Sure-Shell" Nut Crack. Cracks shell and
not kernel. Are all O. K.
Waxed paper for lunches, etc. Should be in
every kitchen. 5e pack.
Rats and mice will lie looking for winter
quarters now. Don't forget to furnish them a
trap.
And many other little articles you may need.
Churchilll Hardware Co.
ROSEBURG, ORE. IRONMONGERS
Why do you pay dealers' prices for manufacturer's
boxes when you enn got them at tho Flook Co,
price. The J. G.
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FOR
County Clerk
VOTE FOR
CHAS. W.CLARft
Republican Candidate
Aflr.)
Quick Profits Count
When you liny a sack of Hour here and sni'o from liV to :10c It counts.
You can save in the same proportion on every thing in the
GROCERY LINE
Buy Your Full Supply Now and You'll Save Considerable
No bad debts if you trade with us.
the: cash store
position at tho
haft
local
All CHILDREN 10VE
"SYRUP OF FIGS" FOR . '
LIVER AND BOWELS
(live II When I'eierWi. Cin-s Itlllon-,
For Had Itrenlh or Sour
Stomach.
obtained
! roundhouse
Mrs. (luy (irirrilh, wife of the
I popular nlfihl clerk at the flrand
; Hotel, was dlRinlssed from Mercy
! Hospital today. She was a patient
there for the last week. Although
not fully recovered. Mrs. Griffith Is
much improved In health.
Fred W. Itodiiir, formerly a resi
dent of Hosi liurK. hut later of Call-
1 fomia. has arrived here to accept a
position with the cruisers In charge
,of classlfyiiiK the Oregon & Califor
nia Itailroad lands. He expects to
remain here until the work Is com
pleted In Douglas County.
Ad. Helms, of Ashland, has been
passing a few diij's in the vicinity of
, Kiddle, where In- is investigating an
j irrigation project. Ilecause of the
'necessity of Irrigation In the suc
cessful production of sugar beets,
j.Mr. Helms believes the farmers of
j the Itlddle vicinity will eventually
! adopt some system w hereby they can
i obtain water for this purpose.
Look al the tongue, Mother! If
coaled, It, Is a sure sign Unit your lit-:
tie one's' stomach, liver and bowels j
need a gentle, thorough cleansing at
once. 1
When peevish, cross, listless pale,;
(loesnt sleep, doesn't ilat or aol until-i
rally, or is feverish, stomach sour, j
breath bad; lias stomach ache, sore j
throat, diarrhoea, full of cold, give a
teasiioonful of California Syrup of;
l-'lgs." and in n few hours all the foul, '
constipated waste, undigested food
and sour bile gently moves out of its
little bowels without grilling, audi
you have a well, playful chid again.!
Yon needn't coax Kick ibldren to
take tills harmless "fruit laxative;
they love Its delirious taste, aud It
always makes them feel splendid.
Ask your ilrugist for a .Hi-i-i-ni bot
tle of ' ('111110111111 Hyrnp of Figs,"
which has directions for babies, child
ren of all ages and for grown-ups
plainly on the bottle. Ileware of
counterfeits sold here. To be sure
you get the genuine, ask to see that
It Is made by 'California l-'lg Syrup
Company." Itefuse any other kind
with contempt. (Adv.)
Why Should Oregon Vote
Pendleton $125,000
anil ono-lwonty-firth of a mill for a normal school only
21 miles from where tho stalo owns a good plant at
Weston, which mini res but one-fortieth of a mill un
ii mi I maintenance to put 11 in successful operation? Ttead
page lis of the voters' pamphlet: and if you want to
avoid needless taxation .vote
309 X No
Paid nilVPrtlBcnient-S. A. Barnes, Weston, Or.
8
What You Can Make
Is vim ill min e to your friend- than that which yon buy ready made
With Christinas ne arly two months away. It's time to be mighty
busy. And with merchandise hard In get. It's a double reason for
your shopping now. We have the goods we
you.
the talent lo
Crochet Cut Ions
l-'llct Itihhon
CASTOR I A
For Infants and 'Children
In Use For Oyer 30 Years
FOR SALIC
ftakiT Itoomiiitf Hoiirtf nt ;il ri
W. Kaii St. Lut r.IxKit. 20
rooniH, all f urnlnh-! ; 2r00 ln
fMiranro on Iioiihp , $fMi on
ftirnitur. In 'xr'lUnt repair.
I'ayinK liK IntiTfHt on the tn
veKtnifnt. Owner tntiKt Hell at
narrlfico on Rrr.nitit. of nUk
ncsH. Triro $:tiM)0; $KMio
Mown, bahim'p terniH. Invent!
KHon Invlteil. Apply to own
er, J. J. l(akT, on tlm prem
fxe8, or to
. G. W. YOUNG & SON
116 Crhs St.
Tatting oottonu
KmliwInVry rotton
TowiIm, ItiK ami lilile
IVarl cottons
HaiHlkereniefH
Lustre col Ion
Kmhroidery silk v
lleuhimrlTH for
Luncheon set
I'imIk' aprona
l'tllow CHRert
lltircau sraifH
I'enlerpfeeoH
Combing Jacketn
Laundry ba;s
Night gowns
lioiltt'H
Slamped pillow
i-ytlilnu CliHsiinay.
CARR'S VARIETY STORE
5 - 10 25 and 50c Goods of Quality
Alwiya bari
tho i
8igmtur of