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ROSEBURG
Review
EN1NG
Vol. VII.
ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 10 190-1
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been properly aged in its native country.
Sold in 1 and 2 lb. aroma-tight tins.
Grind fresh each day-not too fine.
J. A. FOLGER & CO., San Francisco
Smportera and Roaslera of Fine Old Coffees
Special
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Taffy Crisp Peanut and Cocoanut.
Vanilla and Fresh Strawberry Ice Cream.
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August 1ft. Hring this adv. with you in order lo secure the benefit
of this offer.
H. 0. Lewis' Photo Gallery
Choice urroer
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Euilding JVfaterial
Do you contemplate building or improving your
properties? If ao it will pay you to call on the
ROSEBURG LUMBER CO.
We carry a large stock of all kinds of BUILDING MATERIAL
X. XJ IVZ B E R
IN THE ROUGH AND SIZED
First-class dry flooring First-class shiplap
First-class rustic Plain & fancy pickets
Lath. Dry cedar, star A, star No. 1 Shingles.
We have a good quality of No. 2 Rustic that
we ate selling at $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, Doom
Mouldings, etc.; Brackets, Newel t'"sK Porch
Columns and other finishing materwlx.
THE ROSEBURG LUMBER CO.
OFFICE: KINNEY ADDITION ROSEBURG, 0RKU0N
Just across DeerJCreek, foot of Jackson Street.
Ynir patronai:
GROCERIES. 8
Frirate Free delivery
E. A. Wood & Company
The First
Step
toward a good
breakfast.
Drink a cup of
Golden
Gate
Coffee
It has the full, rich
flavor of fine old
coffee that has
Our Motto
Is Quality
Corner Cass and
Jackson Streets
fir STAPLE and FANCY
3 rWh i.reud daily.
to all parts of the city and suburb .
Troxel Bock, Opposite Depot
riftiNK a.-1
FIGHT RAGES
Little by Little tlie Japs are
Investing Port Arthur
ANOTHER OUTPOST TAKEN
Japs Repulse an Attack ot Bandits at
Kincnow Kuropatliin Will
Move Sotitn.
Special to Evening Review.
Rome June 10. A dispatch to the
Agenzia Libre from Chee Fco says the
Japs have occupied Pang Tao, in the
rear of Port Arthur, after two days
fighting, and are now bombarding the
fortreES from the captured outpost.
JAPS ItKI'ULSK KANDITS.
Cube Foo, Juno 10. Chinese refu
gees from Takiishan report, that a force
of bandits attacked a body of Japanese
troops at Kinchow and were repulsed
with a loss of forty men.
KUUOl'ATKIX TO ADVANCE.
Liao Yaxu, June 10. It is learned
that General Kuropatkin will attempt
to relieve Port Arthur. As soon as ex
pected reinforcements arrive, he will
advance southward.
Russian Minister Shot.
Special to Evening Review.
BKiiNK, Switzerland, June 10. M.
Jadovski, the Russian minister to this
city, was shot and seriously wounded
on the streets this afternoon. The
would-be assassin is undor arrest. He
Is a foreigner.
Driven in Oeraitm,
Liviug at an out of the way place, re
mote from civilization, a family is often
driven to desperation In case of acci
dent, resulting In Bum'', Cuts, Wounds,
Ulcers, etc. Lay in a supply of Buck
Ion's Arnica Salve. It's the best on
earth. 25c. at A. C. Marsters & Co.'s,
Roseburg, Ire.
Doctor's Horrible Crime.
Butte, Mont., June 0. Dr. Otis C.
Hull was placed under arrest late last
night in connection with the finding of
an infant's body In a stove. The case
has aroused much interest in the city
because of the prominent standing of
the physiciao. Hull has little to say
regarding his arrest, averring that the
officers will release him when the facts
of the cafe become known.
According to the story told by the
oflicers, the physician entered the
kitchen of the Delmonico restaurant
last evening carrying a bundle which
he wanted to put into the fire. As the
doctor, upon several occasions before,
had put bundles into the fire, the cook
thought nothing of the request and
granted it.
Several minutes later the cook, un
able to get the stove lip down, removed
the iron and was horrified to find on
RHEUMATISM
Kidney ,Stomach and Nervous
Troubles are positively cured
with Oil of Eden and Sweet
Spirits of Eden.
They are not cheap reme
dies, but inexpensive cures.
$5 will buy the lot. Sold by
all first-class druggists.
romrdctely Cured ATter Flfwen Yen of
Buffering. ud Expected to tie a Clippie for
tile
i 'o .. Medic! ro.,
'ientlemeu I hirt the hope In my le from
the kn? io 'be nnklc ba lly brulf-d from a
hfatv hammer cord inn Imm toe hanril f
r-Hiith' col l in P ajd had a eTir.le leg, mi bad
l h t the I'(t cut or.on and rrii of the
hone fii' out. i he won wm cl (! and
tim ed, ti'it I unfit red tor flH-en jer win.
wverc jaltm la the hip mid "Hi and
flrilr tnrt tired to line DM of Kden. wbUh I
dirt. and r.n truthfully nay lh line of oil of Kden
catiMe l at lratt Inn Uaciifil of poWitrni
mMer and corruption to rnrne to h" mjrface
through tb- iiore ul the ki:i, and am com
pletely ffiirnf. I wiiii I'l a:igirr:nr and luMa In
an )'! ui!i(t Oil of Kden not to deiir, b'i t
tonne i'lur a few da;, ar,d If Die fleoli ret
lire stop for two or thiew riat and Com
menee HKAin arid continue In ihl way until
no mo' i a'.ler oi'ne -o tbj iu-re hen
lii h teen done i hn d. (; ti infix cir-.rt
ami "h-' "11 ' f-'d- , wMl l.ave iio in. ire effect
on "ur fl h tl.an virve ml
of .! . t- miAt on'!(-Tft r?iTi"lT and
I rapt M c "f d.-t'c'it - nut and 'tii nn Om.uhamI !
j (i.-').ie for hat It n re"iiinn n !' d I rm.'t
n rno'iifi )r;'T for a:id lroriKly
i reomr'-nd It in a'l iff-'r for anv dorinarit
I c ir UU'Ki of tho t n1 . nil h a lint-ti-naMiri,
I Wti:. i uiiior, ioiif rt bru--d and run'S-iitd
' at-o-a. '-KO. t;. fruVlhtt
1 ;ac( tClf, Calif., Ja!y V, Iru.
top of the (laming mass of coals the
body of a baby slowly burning to ashes,
the complete cremation of which would
have been accomplished in a few min
utes more.
Triumph n f AltMleru hurgry.
Wonderful things are done for the
human body by surgery. Organs are
taken out and scraped and polished and
put back, or they may be removed en
tirely; bones are spliced; pipes take the
place of diseased sections of veins; anti
septic dressings are applied to wounds,
bruises, burns and like injuries befoie
inthunation sets in, which causes them
to heal without maturation and in one
third the time required by the old
treatment. Chamberlain's Pain Balm
acts on this same principle. It is an
antiseptic and when applied to such in
juries, causes them to heal very quick
ly. It also allays the pain and soreness.
Keep a bottle of Pain Balm in your
home and It will save you time and
money, not to mention the inconveni
ence and sulTering which such injuries
entail. For sale bv Hamilton DrugCo-
UIONSTO GO
So Declare Citizens of Cripple
Crcci Colorado.
AROUSED BY RECENT EVENTS
Battle Between Soldiers and Miners
Results in Death o( One
of the Latter.
Citii'i'LH Chhkk, Colo., June (.
"Death to unionism in the Cripple
Creek district" is the now slogan of the
Citizens' Alliance which has sent a de
cree broadcast that every person con
nected with any union hiro must cither
sovcr. his or her connection with such
organization or leave the district.
No parson who works for a living
will be exempt, and the absolute anni
hilation of unionism tn this county is
predicted by members of the Citizens'
, Alliance and the Mineowners Associa
tion. ! This is considered the most drastic
step yet taken by the Alliance since ft
secured the upper hold in the district,
j and its enforcement will affect 3000 men
and women now alliliatcd with the va-
! rious unions. Among the unions that
; will be a (Tec ted by the new movement
are the clerks, conks and waiters, bar
tenders, carpenters, electricians, train"
men and stone and brick masons.
I The unionists assert they will fight
the movement to a finish.
I Vixtok, Colo., June 8. A pitched
battle between the military and union
miners was fought at Dunville, the new
' mining camp, lit miles from Victor, this
afternoon. John Carley, a union miner,
was kilied. The troops returucd to
Victor tonight bringing with them 14
captives, which they placed In the buil
pen.
A second battle took place at Big
Bull Hill, two miles east of Victor.
Seven soldiers sent on horseback to ar
' rest union miners found them en
. trenched. The men refused to sur
render and the soldiers opened fire.
Over 200 shots were fired. No one was
wounded. Seven men were captured
by the guards and taken to Cripple
Creek.
No definite clew to the perpetrators
of the outrage at Independence has de
veloped. The deported union men
who were brought to thlscity are being
cared for by their brethren of the West
ern Federation of Miners and will, ac
cording to programme, remain here at
least for the present.
Mu(1 by Hla Doctor.
"A doctor here has sued me for $12 .V)
which I claimed was excessive for a
cas9 of cholera morbus," says R.
White, of Coachella, Cal. "At the tri
al he praised his medical skill and med
icine. I asked him if it was not Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy he us'd, as I had good reason
to believe it was, and ho would not any
under oath that it was not." No doc
tor could use a l)ettr remedy than this
in a case of cholera morbus. It m ver
fails. Sold by Hamilton Drug Co.
Don't Go to St. Louis
Till "' (Mil at or writ; to tli" f 'hiiM'o.
MiUfiiik'-e Bfid Si. Caul R ii Iro il.
Oiiico Ml T'liul Street, I'orilaml, Ore
gon. !w rate lo all points ivisi, in
conijeetion with all tmnvont jupnt.iiJi.
It. S. Ri.WK.
General Agent, 1'ortlund, Ore.
VISITORS WI
Locals Narrowly Escape Shut
out at Eugene's Hands,
TWO TALLIES IN THE NINTH
Downing's Batting and Fielding the
Feature Salem Goose Eggs
Albany Team.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Won Lost Pet.
I Albany 9 5 . 043 S
J Salem 15 9 .025 J
Eugene 14 12 .138
I Roseburg 9 10 .3(10 t
GAMES THURSDAY, JtTSR 0th.
At Roseburg Kujreno (i, Roseburg 2.
At Salem Albany 8, Salem 0.
U certainly looked like a goose-egg
for Morrow's quiltod ajsgregat'on at
Rose Park Thursday afternoon when
they went to bat in the hist half of the
ninth inning. For eight Innings the
"Shamrocks" had battled in vain
against Somers' slants, only live
scattered safe ones having been se
cured olT of the auburn haired twirler,
and not a single pair of green attired
legs had made a circuit of the bases.
But fate had willed that we be spared
the humiliation of a blank at tho hands
of Somers and Its decree was carried
out tints:
Nadler went out on an easy grounder
to second. Hunter and Reed Bingled
Iti succession and a wild pitch by
Somers advanced each of thorn one
cushion. Van Lou wen struck out and
the small crowd, despairing of seeini;
the locals make a tally, began to move
toward the gate. Then, as they say at
a critical moment in the sensational
novol, a st ran no thing happened.
"Bill" Hunter, a brother of tho local
twirler, and the veriest kind of an
amateur, who had been guarding the
water bucket during the game, was
sent to the bat In place of Rupert, In a
forlorn hope that he might swat a safe
one. And that's, just what he did. He
lined a hot drive Into right field and
before McKarland could locate the ball
in the tall grass, Pitcher Iluutei nl
Reed romped home with talllos. That
was all the run getting by the "Sham-
rseks," for Hilyeu, the next batter, was
retired on another grounder to second.
Chas- Bilyeu occupied the piuher's
station for the locals. Hi; allowed nine
hits, but with good support Kugene's
score would have been less than It was.
Of the six runs made by Kugene, five of
thorn were due to the timely batting of
Downing, their hard-hitting third
basemen. With one man on a base,
Downing loss tho ball over the home
run portion of the fence In tho third
Inning. Again, In the fifth inning,
, Downing made a beautiful single, scor
ing two men. Became home later on
a two-saeker byOswill. These three
' runs were made after two men were
, out, thanks to "Slats" Hunter, who
was enjoying a siesta at Station No. 1,
land lot go by an easy one which
Morrow threw to catch Radford, which
would have retired the side without a
run for the inning. Kugone's sixth
run came In the ninth Inning when
Bi iseno tallied on a two-bagger by Mc
Kune. Kugone gave Somors splendid sup
port. Downing's brilliant fielding es
pecially was as note-worthy as his
stick work. He made six assists and
fKpufl til if .mil a Ilia afiiR.i.lnii .. a
pretty one-handed pick-up In the second
I inning when two men were on bases,
I whereby he helped toexecute a double.
Another feature of the game rns
iCl.viies' one handed catch of a long
; drive on th? foul line which mblx-d
Van Iviiwenof his only ehaneo to rearh
first during the game.
Catcher Oswill, of Kugene, had the
misfnrtiuif; to sl ip a foul tip with om
of his lingers In the eight inning, ami
the lait joint of the linger wan broken
ulmo.-i h'jiiarely olT. This aeeidi-nt
will k' p i'iiu out of thu f.NiiiMjfor fit
i-i-,t two The lots of hi si-r-
vifC w:ll imuv rvi;;i!Nn. to entertain I
fi ' ling of v.mpith.v for Roseburg, wl.n
is leiMjKintrily deprived of the Mrvice
ol iitselley and w into. J(euWfr,
nr.d RiijHTt, who played In ihn outfieJ,
for RovdiJi-g, gathered in everthi'ii,
that came in their territory, but they
were lamentably weak at the bat.
THE SCOH12.
Huge no
Alt. H, H. P.O. A.K
Rrlaeno B8 -I 1 1 0 4 O
McKuno Jb c ft 0 2 0 i a
dynes ICJb 4 1 0 2 '2 l
Radford lb 5 2 18 0 0
Pawning ab -1 2 2 3 0 II
Oswill 0 10 1 7 0 0
Scholleld ct A 0 1 1 O 1
McKarland rf 4 0 0 0 0 0.
Somers 4 0 X 0 2 0
Ncizger If 0 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 3S tl 9 i.7 1C 1
Koscburg
Shaw 3b 3 0 113 0
Newel t tin 4 0 0 3 1 2
Morrow o - 0 ' 1 K 2 0
Nadler 'Jb 10 2 0 3 0
Humor lb 3 1 1 10 0 2
Kecd rf 3 1 2 2 0 0
Van Leu wen cf 4 0 0 1 0 0
Rupert If 2 0 0 3 0 0
RUyeu l 4 0 0 0 3 0
Hunter 10 10 0 0
Totals 32 2 S 27 12
IIuuter batted for Rupert in tho
Oth.
Two-base hits Briseno, Oswill, Mc
Kune (2).
Home run Downing.
Sacrifice hits Clynes, Hunter.
Stolen bases Briseno, Radford.
Double- plays Downing to McKuno:
McKuno to Radford.
Struck out By Somers 5, by Bilyeu
liases on balls By Somers 1, by
Bilyeu 1.
Hit by pitcher Rupert, Shaw.
Wild pitch Somers.
Reed is doing slab duty for Roseburg
this afternoon, and Bilyeu is playing in
the outfield. These are the only
changes from Thursday' line-up.
Nofzger, a southpaw, is twirling for
Kugono. Radford is doing tho catching
and Pitchers Somers holds down first
base. These are the only changes Id
Eugene s line-up.
SAL KM I1KFKATS ALBANY.
With C'oHtT doing the twirlimr Salom
succeeded in administering a shut-up to
Ainany at Albany Tnursiiay. This
victory placed Salom up to within 18
per cent of tho leaders.
It la Dp to thtt Doctor.
A lady wrote us from Winchester,
Va., that she had been under a Doc-
tor's care for 4 years for dyspepsia, the
pain appeared to center tinder the left
shoulder blade, was so severe at times
that she could neither eat nor sleep.
Stie had lost faith In her home Doctor,
and asked us to send her samnlo of Dr.
Gunn's Improved Livor Pills, which had
been recommended to her. We sent
her two pills, In a few days she sent for
a box. Now she writes that thu pain
under her shoulder has left her entire
ly, she enjoys her moals and never
sleeps less than 8 hours every night,
and this has all come about In 2 weeks,
and cost her 50c. for two boxes of pills.
Says tho doctor charged her 450.00, and
that she told him he had bettor take
the 450.00 and invest it all In Dr. Gunn's
1 m proved Liver Pills and build up hia
practice. Sold by Druggists for 25c.
jer box. Anyone having dpsepsia,
bilious Hindis or sick-headache can eou
aseedycure by the use of these pills.
for sale by A. J- Marsters Co., Drug
gists.
BORN.
UIRISTOPKRSON. In Roseburg,
June n, iimh, to .Mrs. Kmanuol Christ
ojiorson, a daughter.
T!ir above will chefrfulty
bf paid in lawful nionry
of the t'tiitfi Slntra, by the
underMKned, pmpriplora of
I)r. Puree' Golden M1
leiil ftincovpry, if thy rnn
init show the uriiritml nig na
ture of the indiviilinil volunteering the lea
tiniomal ln-low. and also of every l atimo
nial anions tin thousand which they art
Con-latilly publishing lUtcMing the tturinr
curative properties of their aevernl ratd.1
cnn', and thu provintr the trentiiuetieaf
and reliability of all the multitude of trntX
moiiiah volunteered by RiaUful people, in
their behalf.
Worn. u s Dispknsakv Mmmwi. Asbo
ciatio.n, I'roprieloTH, HufTalo, N. Y.
TUB HKAHOV. There ia no medicine
equal to l)r. 1'ierce'a I'.olili n Mhih mI I)in
mvery. for purifying the blood. It mines
vff the poisoii't which contaminate the life,
fluid. It increase the activity of the
blond makitiv gbiml and given (he ntj
an iticie.isf (1 Mijiply of puie. body building
blofifl It builds up the body with Hound,
h-nlthy lb-h instead of tl.ilby fat. pro
niole tile ;ij.;n ttte. feed the nttve. and
ki give to wc.ik, nervuua people vitality
find vigor.
"AUi'ii a yrnr I hnil a very bid er-tij-h
11
of .'7 M.'i
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of vmr own body- in
-i-I f-.r the V o'td- '
l . il Aiw-r. A f..-'(
! -j l v- lit- tn MaiiMi for
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