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Newspaper Page TextEyening Roseburg Review, Vol. VI. ROSEBURG, OREGON, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 25, 1904. NJ. 293. AN EXPLOSION 'Entombs About 150 Miners in Pennsylvania. MANY OF WHOM WILL PERISH Severe Weather in tie East is Causing tbe Loss of Lives and Property. By Scrlpps-McRae News Assn. Pittsuurg, Jan. 25. Aterriflo ex plosion In a shaft of the Norwich coal mine near Qheswlck today entombed about 150 miners, most of whom will doubtless perish. Rescuing parties are working frantically to get air to the unfortunate men, which mnst be ac complished soon or all will suffocate. PEOPLE ARE FREEZING. Chicago, Jan. 25. Weather in the east and middle west today is the cold est experience for years. The tempera ture here is 11 below zero with a biting wind blowing. Wisconsin and other states west report severe cold. Several lives 'have been lost and cattle are perishing. A Primmer la Ur Own Bnuip. Mrs. W. H Layha, of 1001 Agnes Ave., Kansas City, Mo., has for several MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK THE AHKRIOA RICHARD A. McCURDY, President W. H. HATHAWAY, Manager - Portland, Oregon You- patronage for STAPLE and FANCY ssOROCERIES. Fresh bread daily. Private Free Delivery to all parts of the city and suburb-. E. A. Wood & Company We Are Giving Away The New :.. and Oe One White They L.st ftoice un&er - AND Building IVfateiial Do you contemplate building or improving your properties? If so it will pay you to call on the ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. We carry a large stock of all kinds of BUILDING MATERIAL Im XT 3VT B E R IN THE ROUGH AND SIZED First-class dry flooring f irst-class rustic Lath. Dry cedar, star We have a good quality of No. 2 Rustic that we are selling tt $13.00 per thousand feet, and ' other material in proportion. Give us a call and be convinced. We are here to stay in the business. We also carry a large stock of Sash, Doors Mouldings, etc.; Brackets, Newel Posts, Porch Columns and other finishing materials. THE ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. OFFICE: KINNEY ADDITION ROSEBURG. OREGON Just i cross Deer Creek, foot of Jackson Street. years been troubled with severe hoarse ness and at times a hard cough, which she says, "Would keep me in doors for days. I was prescribed for by physl cions with no noticeable results. A friend gave me part of a bottle of Cham berlain's Cough Remedy with instruc tions to closely follow the directions, and I wish to state that after the first day I could notice a decided change for the better, and at this time after using it for two weeks, have no hesitation in saying in saying I realize that I am en tirely cured." This remedy is for sale by Hamilton Drug Co. Situation in Korea. Special to Evening Review. Washington, Jan. 25. No conflict has yet occurred between Japan and Russia. At Seoul, Korea, foreigners are in danger from uprlslngsof natives. Russia now censors all mail passing over the Siberian railway, which will be a matter for diplomatists to handle. Japan still waits for Russia's last reply, but it is believed that the latter is sparring for more lime. L. M. Suplee was over from Leona today attending to business matters. W. O. Bridges, the Yoncalla mer chant, was here on business today. Mrs. Lizzie Hildebrand has returned from Ashland to take charge of the 1 idging house she recently rented from Mr. and Mrs. .D. S. West. F. Long, tbe harness dealer, has moved out of the apartments In the ! east end of the Hildeburn block, and the place will be occupied by C. W, Ballard, formerly a passenger brakes man with the S. P. R. R. Co., who will open a cigar and confeotlonery business there. Mr. Long will re-establish his business in a good location, not yet decided upon. LABBBIT IN TBI WORLD B. F. GILBERT. Local Agent Roieburj, Oregon Trozel Block, Opposite Depot PHONE S51 190 - 4 Diary flOYCE & BENGTSON - First-class shiplap Plain & fancv uickets A, star No. 1 Shingles. TO PLAY BALL League Has Been Reorganized For the Season. IT MAY INCLUDE SIX TEAMS Bat Fonr Are All That Have Yet Been Signed New Officers Were Elected. The Willamette Valley Baseball League was reorganized at Albany Sun day, under tbe name of the Oregon Baseball League, and the four clubs which composed the league last year will probably comprise it again this year, although the charter was left open for a six club league. The propo sition to take in two more teams will be decided at another league meeting in about 10 days. The league officers elected are: Paul Shroat, Sale in, presi dent and treasurer, and F. L. T raver, Eugene, vice president. Mr. Shroat will select the league secretary. Some of the articles of the constitution adopted are as follows: Playing season From May 1, to Sept. 15, four and one-half months. Division of gate receipts 10 per cent to the visiting team with a guarantee of enough to pay the expenses of 11 men, to which number a team shall be limited after June 1st. On May 30 Decoration Day), July 4 and Sept. S, (Labor Day) two games will be played, and the gate receipts are to be equally divided. From the gate receipts from the games played July 4. 910 will be deducted as a pennant fund. Salary limit Not to exceed $XK per month for each team. Game olficia la Double umpire sys tem, one player from each team to offi ciate. Bond 1250 to be deposited by each team as a guarantee to finish the sea son. New players None to be signed after June 1, unless with the consent of the , board of directors. PL AY KItS SIGNKD. So fAr Captain Morrow has signed but three players for the local team for the coming season. They are Krnest Bradley, who will again hold down third base; MUlingtoa, a local man, who gives promise of being fast enough for the outfield, and Nadler, a second baseman who played last year with the Marsh field team. Besides being a splendid baseman, Nadler is a reliable batter. Capt, Morrow has several other BARLEY SHORTS MILL CHOP OIL MEAL BRAN FLOUR, FEED and GRAIN AT H. MARKS CO. H 51 O K M LaFlor de Rabat & HOME PRODUCTION Best lOc Cigar ON THE MARKET Ask your dealer for it. HAT. ftED nl DRT FOR SALE AT GEO. COLLINS' FEED SHED Near the Deer Creek Ilridge Foot or Jacknoh Street Telephone 1051 I For news read The Review. good men in view and their names will be announced as soon as their signature are affixed to contracts. Domestic Trouble!. It is exceptional to find a family where there are no domestic ruptures occasionally, but these can be lessened by having Dr. King's New Life Pills around. Much trouble thoy save bv their great work in stomach and liver troubles. "They not only relieve you, but cure. 25c. at A. C. Marsters & Co. Roseburg, Ore. Pays Big Dividend. The Penn "Mutual Life Insurance Company is publishing a report of its business for 1903, which shows it to have had a very success! year. A larger amount of new insurance was written than ever before in the history of the Company. Besides adding near ly a million dollars to the surplus, the Penn Mutual pays this year the largest dividend to policy holders ever de clared by the Company. This will be of Interest tt the many policy holders of the Penn Mutual in this vicinity. Mr. A. D. Berger Is the manager of the Company for this district and Sherman and Harmon, Portland, are the general agents. Found a Oar for Indigestions I use Chamberlain's Stomach and Llvor Tablets for indigestion and find that they suit my case better than any dyspepsia remedy I have ever tried and I have used many different remedies. I am nearly fifty-one years of aire and have suffered a great deal from indigest ion. I can eat almost anything I want to now. Geo. W. Emory, KHk Alius, Ala. r or sale by Hamilton Drug Co. Riddle News. Miss Anderson, of Dillurd, Is luujeu . tue homji muuie now. i Mrs. Audrey Langlois, of Azalea, is visiting relatives In town this week. j John Geider, of Yoncalla, visited in Kiddle Wednesday and Thursday of this week. S. 8. Catchlnir contemnlates hiillcllnir ai new house soon on his lot in "Mud Flat'! addition. Will Moore and Miss Minnie Sellp, of Myrtle Creek, attended church here Sunday evening. cu. iiuui uu ..., ,0rr,.0u in town irotn nsniann, ana win remain n luueuuiwjij. Horace Webber and wife, of Ashland, lulled friends and relatives here several days last week. Ben Nichols sold a fine span nf horses recently to a gentleman from Olendale. The price paid was $200. Mrs. Dogue, of Myrtle Creek, Is rl.lUncr with her daughter. Mrs. Clar- n Cornutt. and other friends in the vstlloy. The revival meetings being held at .1.1. ..II In,lrt n,lnll a great deal of interest Is being shown. On Jan. 31st the Methodist, will hold their quarterly meeting In the church here. Rev. Summerville will be In at- tendance, and will preach Sunday morning and evening, Mr. Little, of Aberdeen, who recent. ly returned from s year's sojourn in China, was visiting Mr. Thomas Rasor's family, the Bret of the week, B. more to blame than the executive of DHFllMATIilVl acera ' lheM nunlc,ralities, to-wit: tl 1 U ll s I I s3 I'l ,The mayors whose duties require them i . xr to see that the saloon keeper meets the Kidney .Stomach and lSerVOUS requirements of hit bond. These cities Troubles are positively Cured and towns get the benefits of the license wilh Oil of Eden and Sweet money, the bond is given to them and Qnirita nf FHnn 1 11 lne alJ ' tne om(;lal of these re- PI, : . 'spective municipalities to require the They are not cheap reme- looni keepe w obey the law, To dies, but inexpensive CUreP. illustrate: The twelve saloons In $5 will buy the lot. Sold by : Roseburg pay the city $1,200 quarterly all flrst-claBS drilEeistS. or per annum for the rlghtto sell Mrs. Atkinson, of Fniitvale, jiavs: 1 suffered from Kheumatium, i.iver, Kidney, and Smmnch troubles for years. I was iiclpless and unable to move with out assistance for twelve year. Six months oiro I rtarted to use "Oil. of L'....u I IIUw.M ..0 Vn.,11' used two small kittles of each end' am now well and able to do my own work andgofr"m place to plsco as we I a ever. I feel that I am cured anil do not believe I will suffer from rerurrsnre of trouble. I iilndly recommend these two medicines to all who are sfllirted, and will gladly tell those who may ask of my wonderful recovery. Mrs. W. .1. Atmssox, Brandon, St., Fruitvale, Calif. ASK XOXt : Reina de Oro : : t flneit Dome tic Cigar on tbe Market Patronize Rkvikw advertisers. FILES REPORT Grand Jury Pays Its Respects to City Authorities, . LANGUAGE IS TO THE POINT Criticises Mayor Because Outsiders Are Called to Enforce tbe Laws in This City. The grand jury of the present term of the circuit court concluded its labors last Saturday and tiled Its final report I as follows: GRAND JURY RKI'ORT. In the Circuit Court for Douglas County, Oregon. Final report of the Grand Jury. We, the grand jury at the January, 1904, term of the circuit court for Doug las County, Oregon, in our final report say: That we have inquired Into and in vestigated the many charges of crimes coming to our knowledge and have dis posed Of the same according to our best judgment. We have only returned indictments in cases where we believed that the evidence would warrant a. con viction In the trial court. Some per sons have been before us urging indict- mnnta In niuaaa nrhnrn t.hnrn pnnM hft nn em-'.,,,, llnnn Sl,h -,,. hav0 been turned down. Our session has been prolonged on account of business coming before us that should have been attended to by various incorporated cities and towus , of Douglas County. ' There are 22 licensed saloons In Douglas County paying an annual (aggregate) license of it, 200. Of this sum $k,H00 1b paid to incorporated towns and cltieB of tbe county. The saloons not only pay an annual llcenso nf Hinfl ntuh. nvcnntlnir f,hn utlnnn At. Myrue Creek which pays $800, but each moon koeper execute, a ,,,, w the cltv or town where his saloon l located This bond Is conditioned that he will keep an orderly horse and that he will ;not permit any unlawful gaming or riotous conduct In or about his house (saloon), and that he will not open or , permit to be opened his place of busl- n for lle purpose of trafllcon the nrstoay 01 me ween commonly canou Sunday! that he will not give, sell or supply splrltous mult or vinous liquors . . . ""- or intoxicated condition. It will be seen that the control of the ,g ,nc0 aled or cit wllhln whicb 1U, locatod. ' ., . fmnm nl thflAA rnunlclnalitlQS tail to control. Bo we have indicted a number 'of the saloon keepers In the cities and towns of Douglas County for permitting unBwfu gaming in their buildings, and while these saloons keepers have been violating the law and the condi tions of their bonds, thoy are but little iiibVAiunuuK niuwt- tuniniui .ui. money Is paid into tho city treasury of Roseburg. It gets the benellt of this money. The resident outside of Rose burg receives no benellt from this license money. Then for the executive . ofllcer of Roseburg, tho mayor, to fall ' to enforce the law after getting the hgnefll of the license money, is a wrong i M nf nn, ,,.!. r'mmtv u,lh8 ta,x """If1" C-oilnty, "ho reside without the corporate limits of the law, (The idea Intended to be conveyed by the foregoing Is that It is an injustice to make residents outside of Koseliurg, such as the members of this grand jury, enforce laws that J should be kopt In force by the mayor.) There have been complaints marie to in against certain aaloon kcejteni, 'owners of buildings and lodging houne I keepers, charging them with violating , the law of the state against the kee iters of house of lll'fame. We have had no evidence before u aufllcient to warrant us in returning any more iudlctmeols against them than we have returned. The evidence before us shows that, the City Marshal (of Roseburg) has made quite a number of prostitutes leave town who have had apartments upon Jackson street and who have been conducting places of prostitution upon ' that street,. Under the charter of the City of Roseburg, this matter is much easier to control by the city than by the State. HKCOMMENDATIONS. I'l More shelving for the books In the ' county clerk's oHlce. Two rooms fitted up In the upper story of the court house, one for thee grand jury and the other for witnesses. That the county jail be properly fenced. Having completed our labors, we ask to be discharged. Dated at Roseburg, Douglas county, Oregon, this 23rd day of January, lttO. J. S. Hunt, foreman, J. T. Hinklk, D. Thompson, C. S. Hknry, J. Ckllkks, W. T. E.MKKY, I. E. Rice, ORDEIiS MADE. , 3 Willis Kramer vs Johnson Lum ber Co, suit In equity; J C Fullerton, C " I Levengood for plff, O P Coshow for deft. Allowed to file amended com plaint. Referred to I, B. Riddle to take testimony. 10 H. Wollenberg, admr., plff., vs L. G. Mathews, din., action to recover money. Judgment for plff. for $529.15. :2 Ella Gilpatrlck vs Oron Gil pot- rick, suit for divorce; F W Benson, J H Shupe for plff, JCKullerton, for deft. Referred to I. B. Riddle to take testis mony. Saved Frum Terrible Daath. The family of Mrs. M. L. Bobbltt, of Bargerton, Tenn., saw her dying and were powerless to save her. The most skillful physicians and every remedy used, failed, while consumption was slowly but surely taking her life. In this terrible hour Dr. King's New Dis covery for Consumption turned despair ' Into joy. The first bottle brought Im mediate relief and Its continued use -completely cured her. It's the most certain cure in the world for all throat and lung troubles. Guaranteed bot tles 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles free ab A. C. Marsters & Co's. Drug Store, Roseburg, Or. Terrible plagues, thoso Itching, pes tering dlseasesof the skin. Put an end to misery. Doan'sOintmentcures. A any drug store. The Land Sales Fund. Sai.em, Or. Jan. 21. Secretary of State Dunbar today made the annual aportionmont of the 5 or cent land sales fund for Ml, Tho fund an stated a few days ago, Is $!)0,135.24r Doing 5 ier cent of the proceeds ot sales of Government land In Oregon for 1lio:i. This was divided among the several counties, according to the are of each. The total area of the state1 Is IM,.-,7,7.iO acres, and the ap,rtlonment ' per acre is tMHimm. (Douglas Icnnntv'n nonlm, ,,f Mi la fnml will h i"" v. ,.u nm u. , $-.2;i,.n.) Brides Are si way "beau- tiful" and always - nappy " accom- ing to the society J reporters, and in this case the re- port la mostly true. There may he un- , happy brides in 4, fiction, but there are few in real life. But how hard it is to look upon many of the wives we know, and believe that thev were once beautiful and happy. Pain, the result of womanly disease, has marred beauty and undermined happiness. 5QO HSWARD 1 FOR WOMIiN WHO CANNOT BB CURED. Racked up by over s third of a century of remarkable and un-fnrm cures, a recoril such as no oilier rf-mcdy for the dlneawa and wcaknr-iMs peculiar to women ever attained, the proprietors of Dr. Pieree'a Favorite Prescription now feel fully war ranted in olTfrinir to pay joo in legal money of the Cnited States, for any case of lucorrhea, F-msle Weaknrpw, Prolap sus, or Pallintrof Womb which they can not cure. All they ak in a fair and reason able trial of their means of cure. "I have thought for some time I would write you aiifl tMI y.u of the itreat tmprovrment fn mv hralth ntnrr Inkltijf viir " Favorite I'rrcrtr It'tii.'" ays Mm. II ft J oil fa. of F"rrt, N. C. swhen I Wrdii ft, use f wni a phtcal wn rk ami had dcMmired of evrr having any hfalth apnfn. C'nilil vii Ml tip all dnv, ami wna o .:k I o.til'1 not walk one iinrtrr of s mile. I notM (treat improvement In my hefillhlie. fore the firM tattle wa. ncd. Wna uf!erin(t With alinot evrtv pain lh.it a woman ii aulitert to. hfi'l itifhmmntion of ovarua, painful an-1 stippeeert rfriod ami yther viniHont if female di After taCtntr IntHr. nf I'nvorile l'rer riii-m ' I felt ttke a new ,,r. a-.li. Can ri'le hnwlwk and take all kind of exrrris and ii't let I tired." If you are looking for a perfect laxa tive try Dr. Pierce's Pleasant relicts. ft.