Evening Roseburg review., January 03, 1902, Image 1

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Evening Roseburg Review.
Vol. IV.
ROSEBUKG, OKEGON, FRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY 3, 1902.
No. 253.
Christmas Candies
We have just received a large invoice of Candies and are mak
ing special prices on Christmas Candies, Nuts and Fruit at
our Btore. We have everything kept by an up-todate con
fectionery Btore. Call and see us.
-I. J. Norman
Cass Street, Near the depot.
The Holiday Season of 1901
The inducements we are offering in Jewelry and Novelties
for the Holiday Season of 1901 are better Tallies for the money
than we have ever offored before. Our stock is complete, ex
tensive and well selected the Btyles are new, and, above all, we
guarantee overy article sold as represented. When you select
your Holiday gilts drop in and examine my stock.
A. SALZMAN, ROSEBURG.
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Nuts of all Kinds
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Taffy candy and gum. A fresh .
supply.
CURRIER
The Grocer
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Jewelry, Watches and Silverware
In my new s -tors I am prepared to furnish you
goods cheaper than ever before. Wm. Rogers' knives, forks
and moons and all Sterling Silver Goods at big reductions.
Come in and see my line. ,
J. T. BRYAN
1 ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY I
4$ We are now ready for business. Equipped with new and up-
to-date machinery, our work will be neatly and promptly done.
Watch for our wagon or 'Phone 791.
Wm. Eveiitt, Proprietor.
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EMI'IKK L1VEKY FEEI ASI
SALK TABLES.
C P, BARNARD, Prop.
Beet Saddle Horses and rigs in the city.
Special attention given to the care ol
Transient Stock. Horses boarded bv ilav.
ur uiooiu. upen aay anu nignt.
'PHO.Ng MAIN 61.
ALL VOTERS MUST
AGAIN REGISTER
Before They Will be Entitled
Vote at the Coming
Elections,
to
Pays Over 11 Per Cent
HERE IS A. FINE OPPORTUNITY
For a big paying investment. A business property in
Roseburg now bringing an annual rental of $222'; will be
sold for $20,000. Here is a splendid opportunity to secure
a return of over 11 per cent on an investment in a practi
cally new property in a fine location. Call on or addrens,
without delay,
I F. RICE.
The leading Real Estate Agent of Southern
Oregon, Roseburg, Oregon.
I iw RiKinf Mpn reco8nie the fact that they
L.IVK, 1TICI. can reach the people through
out the Umpqua valley in the columns of the Evening end
Twice-a-Week Review better than any other medium.
It pays to advertise if your ad vs. are in THE REVIEW.
Through the courtesy ol Secretary ol
State F. I. Dunbar, Tns Rsvixw Is in
receipt ol a copy ol the revised election
lawB ol Oregon. The new laws, among
other things, provides tor the registra
tion of all voters before tbey shall be
qualified to vote at the oomlng county
and state elections to be held . on June
2, 1902. The principal sections ot the
law on this point follow:
"Section 5. It shall be the duty ol
every elector in the state ol Oregon be
tween the first Mouday in January,
1900, and 5 o'clock p. m. of the fifteenth
day of May, 1900, and between the same
dates and hours biennially thereafter, to
register with some notary public or
justice of the peace, or with the county
clerk ot the county in which the elector
resides, In accordance with tbis act,
The law further, provides : "If the
clerk refuses to enter the name of any
qualified elector, such elector may pro
oeed by mandamus to compel him to do
so." Also that every elector may be
registered without charge by personally
appearing in the office of the county clerk
and after being sworn properly, stating
the facts as to bis name, age, occupation,
state or county of his birth, and whether
naturalised, and if so, the piers or court
nd papers relating thsreto, also the
exact place ol present residence, giving
precinct, section, township and range, or
by specifying the name of towu, with
street and location of dwelling or board
ing bouse, also his ability to write his
name or mark his ballot. If an elector
is uoable to register la tbe office ot the
county clerk, "he may register without
charge before a notary publlcor justice
of tbe peace In the county in which be re
sides by usingooeo! the blanks designated
as blank "A" in section 8, of tbis act,
filling out the blank in such a way as to
afford all the information which be
ought otherwise to give to tbe clerk."
It should be remembered that all
volfrt mutt regiiter If tbey wish to vote,
whether they have registered at pre
vious elections or not. Former regis
trations are now void by limitation.
Blown to Atoms.
The old idea that tbe body sometimes
reeds a powerful, drastic, purgative oil!
h8 been exploded; for Dr. King's New
Life Pills, which are perfect v barm ess.
gently stimulate liver and bowels to ex
pel po'sonous matter, cleanse the system
and absolutely care Constipation and
Sick Headache. Only 26s at all droi-
gisia.
Vaccination Not Compulsory.
Portland, Jan. 1. Tbe Board of Edu
cation today decided that it had nc
power to compel vaccination, sod that
It could not exclnde from the public
schools, children who refose to be vacci-
oated. Tbe case before tbe board was
that of Lucie Hinderman, whose mother
declined to allow her child to be vacci
nated. Mrs. Hinderman based her ob
jection to vaccination on religious
grounds, believing, as she asserts, that
tbe Lord is the keeper of herself and
children.
a prominent druggist of Cascade, Iowa.
What .better recommendation could any
medclne have than for people to call for
it whan again in need of such a ramrutv?
Try them when you feel dull after eating,
wnen you nave a bad taste in your
mouth, feel bilious, have no appetite or
when troubled with constinatlnn.
you are certain to be delighted with the
prompt relief which they afford. For
sale by all Druggists, Roseburg, and
rage a uimmiCK. Oakland.
Oldest Odd Fellow Dead.
SANTA Barbara, Calif., Jan. 2. James
Davidson, the oldest Odd Fellow in the
United States, is dead here. Be was
born in West Virginia 80 yeara aio and
became a member ol Franklin Lodge at
wneenngon June 17, 1839.
AT THE BOTTOM
OF THE PACIFIC
GEN. PALMA'S
DECLARATION
Steamer Walla Walla Goes Down
After a Collision A Heavy
Loss of Life.
Bpecltl to tns Btvuw.
EcaiKA, Calif., Jan. 3. Tbe steamer
Walla Walla, plying between Seattle
and San Francisco, collided with an un
known French bark, near this port, at
lour o'c!c;k this morning and sunk In
fifteen minutes afterwards. As near as
could be positively learned the number
of persona drowned will reach forty-five,
Tbree life boats loaded to their utmost
capacity put off Irom the sinking vessel
only to disappear in their attempts to
reach the shore and a number 'ol tugs
are now searching for them. Owing to
the meagre details yet obtainable it is
Impossible to give an authentic account
ol tbe accident or to determine the par
ties responsible lor ite occurrence.
Murderer Punished.
Special to Thi Rbv -.v.
Siattli, Jan. 3. The death penalty
inflicted on Murderer Seaton was carried
ont today. He was hanged in this city
tbis morning.
What Sball We Have lor Dessert.
Thii qnertloe arlaee ID the fauU? every dr
Let ua atiawer II todnr. Try Jell-(),ad9ll Ion
tod bciltbtul dei.ie.-l. Prepared In .o mtn
out. No boiling: do biking! ftlmr'radd bor
ing water and pet to cool. Plerora: Lsmoo
Orauire, Uatberi and Ktrewberrr. -4.. a
package at jour trocer'a coder, lo cte.
One Town Less.
Wbhton, Iowa, Jan. 2. The business
poriion of tbis place was destroyed by
are today. Loss, $56,000.
Sale t, Hold-Up.
Balsm, Jin. 2. Robert Crura, of this
city, was beid up and robbed of (5 New
Year's night. He was seised by two men
and his pockets searched by a third.
They did not take bis watch, saying they
only wanted money.
A OOOD KKUOMMKNDATIflX.
"I have noticed tnat the sale on
Chamberlain's Stomacb A Liver Tablet,
is almost invariably to those who have
oncensed them," says Mr. J. H. Weber,
Sampson's Condition.
special lo Thb Rbvibw.
Washington, Jan. 4. Admiral Samp
son is reported to be somewhat better
today, but not materially out ot danger.
Social Honor for Schley.
Hpectal to Thi Rbvibw.
Baltihori, Jan. 3. Admiral W. 8.
Schley has received an invitation to dine
at a banquet to be given by the Mary
land Society.
Such is Life.
London, Dec. 30. The Evening News
this afternoon prints tbe following dis
patch from Belfast:
"A well-known Bcottieh artist, John
Dalrymple, dit .l of starvation here on
Christmas night. His body was foond
in miserable squalid surroundings. Dal
rymple exhibited at the Royal Acade
my, and took three first prises for de
signs at tbe Paris Exposition."
Annual Business Failures.
Xsw York, Jan. 1. Reports to R. (4.
Dpo & Co. show that the failures for the
year 1901 were 11,002 in number, and
S113,092,376 in amount of liabilities,
while in banking and other fiduciary In
stitutions there were 74 Insolvencies, In
volving $18,018,774, a total of 11,076 de
faults and $131,111,160 labilities. These
figures compare very fayorably vitb the
10,833 failures in 1909 with liabilities of
1174,113,238 of which 59 were banks, for
$35,617,663.
CASTOR I A
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind Yon Hare Always Bought
Beara the
Signature
Read Thb Rbvibw.
Cuban President Prophetically
Forecasts His Duties in
Brief Style.
Special to Thb Rbvibw.
Havana, Jan. 3. Gen. Thos. Estrada
Palma, the newly elected president of
Cuba, has made a forrcal announcement
of bis policy during the coming admin
istration in which he Bees nothing bnt
bard work ahead of him and many dif
ficult domestlo problems for his cabinet
to solve. He expresses bis friendship
tor America and will do bis utmost to
continue the pleasant relations between
the little republic and thii country.
In an Interview yesterday he gave ex
pression to the following statement:
"I have not had the least ambition to
fill any public office, in fact, I all along
relused to allow my name to be put for
ward as as a presidential candidate. I
am disappointed that there should have
been any dissatisfaction over the elec
tion. I consented to the use of my
name only at the last minute when it
was too late to withdraw it, but I
thought absolute harmony prevailed
and that General Masso had consented
to aceept the vice presidency. I really
would have prelerred to bave been
allowed to stay out ol politics and at
tend to my private affairs."
Havana, Jan. 1. The indications are
that the entire Palma ticket will be
elected, and that Tomas Estrada Palma,
the Nationalist cand date for the nraal.
denoy of Cuba, will receive tbe unani
mous VOte Of the electoral enllaoA. Thn
adherents of Bartolome Masso, tbe dem
ocratic candidate who recently withdrew
irom me campaign, not only withdrew
their candidate but refused to go to the
polls. A remarkably light vote war
polled throughout the island.
141 Discussion ascribes this Indifference
to tbe certainty on, the part of the Pal-
maista ot Deing victorious, and that
consequently the majority ol them stayed
at borne and did not vote. La Discus
sion says that the vote may be taken as
a protest Dy the Cuban people against
tbe imposition ol official candidates.
The Dlaria de La Marina says the re
sult is an indication that the Cuban
democracy may look upon American
policies as inevitable.
Another Ally For VanSant.
Speotal to Tub rbvibw.
Chicago, Jan. 3. Tbe Inter-state
Commerce Commission will assist in
fighting the railway merger. Their chief
contention in the legal proceedings is
that tbey be allowed to regulate and fix
tbe rates of traffic on the three big linea
in their procedure ol operating Irom one
state into another. Definite action will
begin next Wednesday when many prom
inent financiers are to be examined.
It was officially announced in New
York yesterday that the prelerred stock
ol the Northern Pacific was retired, pur
suant to the action ol the courts, giving
the required permission. The capitali
sation ol tbe company now consists ex
clusively ol common shares all held by
the Northern Sureties Company. .
PUZZLE PICTURE.
Find two men who will help the prisoner to escape.
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U. OLSON.
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g and wishing you much happiness
and prosperity for 1902, we ask for a
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