Evening
Roseburg Review.
Vol. VII.
ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1904.
No. 159.
Ml
How to Judge Beer
BRILLIANCY jri
Clarity and polish, prov
ing perfect brewing and
fermentation.
Brilliancy is always found in beer if
the btuwiug and mashing lias been
properly conducted, and tin? fermen
taticn o.' the brew completed under
a careful and .scientific regulation of
temperature. No other beer made
equals the famous
mww
c.
Bohemian in this quality of brill
iancy. It is sained by the unremit
ting watchfulness bestowed upon each'
brewing, and without the use of
chemical preset vutives, thus giving
the consumer a pure,
wholesome and
exhilarating beer.
"Tue only beer ItoUlad exclusively at the Brewery"
THE AMERICAN BREWING CO.
sr. louis, u. s. a.
SOLD EVERYWHERE
THOUSANDS SLAIN
DEADIN HEAPS
Are Burned By the Japanese at
Liao Yang.
RUSSIANS ARE DRIVEN BACK
Most Desperate Fighting Witnessed
. in Modern limes Resulting in
Terrible Carnage.
joining with the Chun Chuses and will
wreck vengeance on their Russian de-spoilers.
Notes by the Wayside.
St. Paul, Aug. 2.", 1!I0.
Editor Rkvikw: My last left me
away up In Montana. I would say
there is plenty of waste land there
miles and miles of rocky, barren re
gion that reeras worthless lit for noth
ing but to run railroads on and not
good for that for It must have been
very costly to build a railroad through
such a country. All the timbers and
supplies und the materials of all kinds
had to be brought in as they built the
road, as there seemed to be no wagon
roads through there-
Night came on at last and I was glad
FOR ITS LIFE
Meat Packers' Union Has a Des
perate Struggle,
OTHER UNIONS THREATENED
President Donnelly Issues a General
Strilie Order Causing Meat.
Shortage.
The Fair Route
Via Chicago or New Orleans to St.
Louis, is the one that gives you tho
most for your money, and the fact that
the Illinois C'extkai oilers unsur
passed service via these points to the
Worlds Fair, and in this "connection to
all points beyond, makes it to your ad
vantage, in case you contemplate a trip
to any point east, to write us before
making final arrangements.
We can offer the choice of at least a
dozen different routes.
D. H. TitUMHULL, Commercial Agent,
J42 Third Street, Portland, Orog.
J. C. LlNDSEY, T. F. & P. A., 142
Third Street, Portland, Oreg.
.P. B. Thompson, F. A P. A., Room
1, Col man Bldg., Seattle, Wash.
What is Life?
In the last analysis nobody knows,
but we do know that it Is under strict!
law. Abuse that law even slightly,
pain results. Irregular living means
derangement of the organs, resulting j
in Constipation, Headache or Liver
trouble. Dr. King's New Life Pills
quickly re-adjusts this. It's gentle,
yet thorough. Only 2"c at A. C.
MarstersA: Co., Drugstore.
Don't Go to St. Louis
Till you call at or write to the Chicago,
Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad.
Office 134 Third Street, Portland, Ore
gon. Low rates to all points East, in
connection with all transcontinentals.
H. S. Rowe,
General Agent, Portland, Ore.
P)? news read The Rfa'iew.
1 Special
TODAY and WEDNESDAY Log Cabin Creams
and Syrup Taffy our own receipt delicious.
? AT
Currier's,
AREFUL CONFECTIONER
Our Motto
Is Quality
Special to Evening Review.
London", Sept. 2. Today's reports
from the Far Kast show that the ter
rible battle which has been raging at
Laio Vang for the past three days has
not yet entirely subsided. It is now
known, however, that tho Russians
were finally compelled to retire from
their position there yesterday and they
retreated across the Taitse river,
which now divides the opposing armies.
The Japanese pursuit, however, will I
be pushed as rapidly as possible. I
The train service between Liao Yang
and Mukden is now Interrupted t and
the Russian means of retreat by rail is
believed to be cut off. No doubt re
mains that at Liao Yang during the
past three days has occurred the great
est and most sanguinary battle of mod
ern times. Here has occurred many
recordbreaking instances of desperate
fighting and personal valor. An old
veteran on the battle field declared the
contlict beyond human endurance.
Unable to otherwise dispose of the
bodies of the great number slain, the
CmiwiiO, Aug. III. Fearing to call
off the great packers' strike on the eve
of Lubor Day, because of its moral
of It for one gets tired of looking at a effect, the strike leaders today took
country that is worthless. Passed desperate steps to bolster up tho cause
turougn Helena about midnight. it that has been generally admitted lost
seemed by the amount of electric lights It, is believed the calling out of the
in sight to be a lnrge place. There j livestock handlers, which was a direct
Geo. A, Hines, deceased, said estate
being of the probable value of $700.
Final account of J. W. Wright, guar
dian of Frederick A. Nourse, insane.
(now deceased) approved and said guar
dian released from further liability.
Marshall N. Ensloy appointed guar
dian of Earl Ensley, a minor, who has
an estate of the probable value of $800.
John T. Long appointed appraiser
of the estate of Clara S. Hoover, an In
competent, and Huldah E. Hoover, de
ceased, to succeed I. F. Rice, whose
appointment is revoked because of his
inability to serve. Concerning said
estates, I.. V. Hoover was appointed
administrator and F. G. Micelli, C. L.
Hamilton aud JolinT. Long appraisers
of the estate of Dr. G. W. Hoover,
deceased, said estate being of the
probable value of 85,000.
jure Cure For Piles,
Itching Piles produce moisture and
cause itchiug. This form, as well as
Blind, Illeeding or Protruding Piles
are cured by Dr. Hosan-ko's Pile
Remedy. Stops itching and bleeding.
Absorbs tumors. 50c. ajar at Druggists,
or sent by mail. Treatise free. Write
me about your case. Dr. Bosun ko,
Phila., Pa. For sale by A. C Marstcrs
Sc Co., Druggist.
was more than 50 people, got off and
on here. We awakened the next niorr.
ing in the finest agricultural country
the world can produce never saw such
crops grow anywhere. The wheat was
no thick it did not seem possible that
violation of the interstate commerce
laws, was done to force the Govern
ment to interfere.
The Independent packer who all
along have been frieiidly to tho strik
es, and who have supplied meat to the
another straw could lie wedged in any- commissary depots, wore today placed
where. High- W ell yes. from four to under the ban. President Donnelly
six feet high and miles and miles of it. professes to have evidence that they
hveryihiug was green yet grass, clov- nave been shipping meat for tho pack
er, corn and everything. Oats that -erg. Strikes havo boen called in all
was just beading out and oats that was n,ese plants, involving about 15,000
just cut wheat that was cut aud wheat ,,)en throughout the country. This ao
that was not cut al 1 looked $. reen , and tion puts Chicago nearer an actual meat
soma tue stuome. ihey cut their famine than any yet taken.
grain a great deal greener than we' do. threatens UNION hownpall
out l tearneu tney nau me rust verv
Choice uno
er
AND
Building Ivfateiial
Do you contemplate building or improving your
properties? If eo it will pay you to call on the
ROSEBURG LUMBER CO.
We carry. large stock of all kinds of BUILDING MATERIAL
X XT 3VT E 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, etar No. 1 Shingles.
2 We also carry a large stock of Sa.eh, Doors
Mouldings, etc.; Brackets, Newel Posts, Porch
J Columns and other finishing materials.
I THE ROSEBURG LUMBER CO.
OFFICE: KINNEY ADDITION ROSEBURG, OREGON
Just across Deer .Creek, foot of Jackson Street.
j Japanese Incinerated heaps of dead
, where they lay as they had fallen.
JAPANESE IN PURSUIT.
Tokio, Sept. 2. The Japanese are
following up the retreat of the Russians
under command of Gen. Kurojwtktn, at
Liao Yang today and have secured the
use of a number of Russian guns left at
that place. The Russian retreat across
the Taitse river was effected with much
confusion owing to the continued Jap
anese firing of heavy gans posted near
the river.
Among other booty secured by the
Japanese from the retreating Russians
at Liao Yang yesterday were 21,737
rifles thrown away by the fleeing
enemy.
VILLAGES BURNED.
Rome, Sept. 2. A Tokio dispatch
today says that under orders from Gen.
Kuropatkin all the villages about Liao
Yang were burned during the past few
days to prevent them from falling into
the hands of the Japanese. Several
thousand Manchurian residents were
thus rendered homeless. They are
ADVERTI&IIVG
PAYs
When it's done with Southern Oregon's big 25 Evening
Daily and Twice-a-Week Review. There's none eo good
bad and had to cut it green to save it
and could only save a little of it at that .
Saw eight binders all in one Held all
following after one another and the
grain was so green we would hardly
think It ripe enough to make good hay.
Saw In another field a binder running.
The union officials were brought to a
sudden realization of the threatened
downfall of unionism, not only In the
city of Chicago, but -practically in
America, by the circular Bent out by
Frederick W. Job, socretary of the Em
ployers' Association Employment Hu-
nun shocklig, two plows at work and a roau' ,6e"ln ,0,nh lho ' 'ho
seeder sowing. They seOheir shocks
in a straight row across the Ik" 1.1,
nlnwml nn tji IhAm. ant. Ih.m nrai nn
the plowed ground and wont on plow- obaln employment without lonlng
ing. It seemed tome that was rather to a labor orunntatlon, and t encour
rushln? things. I tried to And out all such persona Id their efforts to
what they were sowing but could not. resist the compulsory methods of or-
Thev aurelv did not Intend to mint n.
other crop on that ground this season.
The land was black, looked loose like
it was easily worked and was wet
enough to plow good. How they in
tended to get those shocks oil that 'or diseases peculiar to women
nldwnd around was a riddle to mp nnrl ter medicine was never made.
I gave it up. Some one else will have 2?
to answer that question. I suppose disease, overwork, or dissipation. It
they have a no-fence law here. At any enters at once into the circulation,
rate they have no fences for miles and building up the tissues that have
miles. We passed through fields of waste?; makin P" richabiI
,,e most direct way. For weak, nervous,
grain "right outof doors", as we would and unsteady people, pimply, pale, or
call it, not one bit of fence. The farms lleshleas eople, It will make strong
seemed to be about a mile square, and steady nerves and give the complexion
a road between them was thenly way that wholesome look that' indicates
. . . ,, c ' health, producing good solid flesh at
I could see how they told who owned the rate of 1 to 3 W por week. Drug-
the land. It looked like Instead of gists sell it for 75 cts. per box, or ;t
owning from fence to fence, thev owned boxes for $2. It should be taken after
and urging their co-operation in an ef
fort to make it possible for persons to
Dr. Ounrt'i Blood and Nerve Tonic.
There is not a woman in this land
but at some time in her life would have
been the beter for the use of this tonic.
bet
It is
A Pretty y--;ng.
Tuesday evening'.,!-' felock, August
31, 11I04, Joseph Wlk-ton and Ethol
Lynn Riddle wore joined In wedlock at
Riddle, Oregon, by Rev. J. A. Town
send, of Roseburg. The wedding was
solemnized at the home of Mrs. "Will
Langlois, sister of the bride. The cere-;
mony was performed out on the lawn,
the bride and groom standing on the
veranda and the guests seated under
tho trcos. The lawn was illuminated
with Japanese- lanterns which gave a
('harming asect to the whole scone.
Promptly at 8 o'clock the bride and
groom came out of the house, and be
fore the numerous" assembled guests
were joined in marriage by tho ring
ceremony, which was very impressive.
The bride was attired in a lovely
gown of tan voile, trimmed with in
sertion and ribbon, ovor tan silk, and
carried a borjuet of whito lilies tied
with a bow of blue, ribbon.
After tho coremony the bride and
groom threw the Uoquet, which Is the
usual custom. Miss Anna Wharton
caught the bride's boquet and when
thrown by the groom was caught by
Fred Winston.
A delicious lunch of Ice cream, aher
bert, cake and lemonade was served on
the lawn.
A great many useful and pretty gifts
were received.
The Riddle band gave the bridal
couple a serenade which was groatly
enjoyed by all.
The guests departed about ten o'clock
wishing the happy couple all the joys
of a long wedded life.
Mr. Wharton is a salesman for the
Hair-Riddle Hardware Co., of Grants
Pass, and his bride fs the daughter of
Hon. and Mrs. O. W. Riddle, of A -ilea,
Douglas county. Both are popular and
worthy young people whose Buccess In- -life
seems well assured. II.
RHEUMATISM
Kiduev.Stoniacb and NervoJ
Troubles are positively cured
with Oil of bden and bweet
Spirits of Eden.
They are not cheap reme
dies, but inexpensive cures.
$5 will buy the lot. Sold by
all first-class druggists.
A MIRACtLOUH CCRE OF RHKCM ATISM
THE CaL. C9-OF. Mrniri. Co ,
(r.rm.iTrt-For month. and year I wa
to intern": fnfffrer from violent a tuck of
static KhtutnUm. and wm given up bjr
three lead t tig phjamans ol Oakiinl, ('' ,
(thfttiamy home city) who ld I con 14 n-it
recover, and would be a cripple for life. But
or day I happened to get hold of a nmall
bottle of OIL of RltEN manufactured by
your Company and tined It. Afterward I naed
two una) I bottle mora of ths Remedy which
entirely cured me, and I hare ntver bad the
aliiihtest recurrence of tha dtae tnce,
though 1 have been a nnni
orvcr, and hare
been u my feet conntantiy almot erery iny
Irrp, doing 'hi; ftili work of an a'L day Uborer
I canoot icc-ak too highly of the merit of
Oil. OF EiiKNfor rtiriiid Rheum a turn, id 1
fladiy mane ihl ttcment lor the itinefit of
p'lU-rltiK fi'injnnlty. Anoii Ko detinue r,n
riKt me and iM"rtRln peronaiiy the ;itnt
of Hi' nurToTln and the miraculous cure tha'
qui betn t fleeted lit iny cae.
Very Ktipeclf'illy,
f.. r'lM'RS.
With Jacktoo Furniture Co. Oakland, cai
from road to road, and the square be
tween was one solid mass of grain.
At Sioux Falls, South Dakota, there
are large sawmills and the river (Mis
souri) is full of logs millions on rail-1
lions of them. And oh, such logs!
small, short, knotty I never saw such ;
stuff. Why we would be ashamed to
use them for gale posts, and yet they
make lumber out of such things and
sell it too at a big price from $15 to
125 per thousand. No wonder the east
ern people are so crazy after our tine
Oregon timber. I don't believe I saw a
single log in the millions here that was
two feet through or 20 feet long. At
Minneapolis It was the same thing or
worse. An Oregon! an would not have
the whole lot as a gift. I suppose they
must have come down the river from
the Lord knows where but I tell you
they must have been the last cutting of
the woods that had been picked over
for Kh) years. Haw the great stock
food works of Savage Ac Co. at Minne
aH)Us and the Mississippi falls and
finally landed at St. Pain where we
hail to stay two hours. Will tell you
about it in my next. L. T. T.
For news read the Review
Messrs. L F. and Napoleon Rice re
turned this morning from the Klamath
Springs at Heswlck, Calif., where the
former had been for the past three
weeks. His health is considerably im
proved. CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature of
moals, one or two tablets each time.
For sale by A. C. Marsters & Co.
Ex-Gov. Shaw, of Iowa, now secre
tary of the treasury In President Roose
velt's cabinet, opened the republican
campaign in Oregon with an address at
the Marquam Grand theatre In Port
land Wednesday night. He spoke a
Salem Thursday night, going thence
to California points. The main portion
of his seches Is devoted to upholding
the ''stand pat" policy on the present
trust-breeding and trust-fostering tariff
policy which compels American con
sumers to pay much higher prices for
American manufactured goods than
they are sold for abroad. Secretary
Shaw is said to be a pleasing and per
suasive speaker and eminently filled for
the purposes of his mission. Many
people are astonished to (Ind that, fol
lowing the recent order of President
Roosevelt to the federal ofhYe holders
throughout the country to hold them
selves aloof from partisan fiolilics, he
is sending his cabinet members to all
parts of the union to boost his cam-
paifctn. Many are Inclined to take this
as a strong hiti. that the former order
was made only for effect on publ
opinion, with no real intention of it
being enforced.
Probate Orders,
(Jura A. roe filed her final a-cnunl
as administratrix of the estate of it'-na
min A. Wroe, deceased, and Oct.
Hml. at 10 oVhx-k a. m. fixed as ihi
day and time for final hearing tlnTfof.
I). O. Palm appointed administrator,
:ind I. J. Norman, L. II. Moore and L
E. IteHil appraisers of the etule of
The above will chwrftiHy
he pil in lawful money
of the United Slates, by the
uiii(Tinnril, proprietors ol
Dr. Pierce's Golden Mrd
iral Discovery, if they can
not show the original nig na
ture of the individual volunteering the tes
timonial below, and a No of every testimo
nial nmonjr the thousands which they are
constantly putiHMiiug attesting the nuprmr
curative properties of their aeveral medi
cines, and thus proving the genuinenear
and reliability of nil the multitude of tentk
mutual volunteered by grateful people, in
their behalf
WoRt.il S DlSPKNSABV Ml.tHCAI. ASSO
CIATION, Proprietors, HiiiThIo, N. Y.
TIIK ItKANOtf.-Tliere in no medicine
equal to Dr. Pierre's I'.olden Mediriil Dis
covery, for purifying the blood, It em ties
ff t lie poison whi''h contaminate the life
fluid It increase the activity of the
blood making k I. tin Is and give the body
an increased supply of pure, body building;
blood It builds up the ldyilh sound,
healthy flesh instead of flabby fat. pro
mote the appetite, feed the nerves, and
an give to weak, nervoua people vitality
and vigor.
"Atnit year o t hud a very Md emith
nii'l fi-ired'n wmld run inl'i cnnniiiipinni,
tites IP, n W I.viii'h, of n Mi.H-.ti St r ret
WTr-trr M.i "Wlit-it a -vere H , k of
ciiuKhiriK would niiiif on wmnlltiK would ! in,
M.iHi r nreiimulnlMl in no- nnrl my tntisils
wrc irritated. AMr p-ading "I the wfinl rfiil
mrrs resulting front Ir. I'n rrc (inldni Mrtt
U :il Inw uverv l.rifiiti t'i tie it, Willi fnn 'I'm 1,1
.is lo tlir (f'Kx! it w.nl'i '! in''. 1 ;tm I1-111W l
Hul. alt i I mh.I n-' d one Utl 1 wrlrd
.(nit i- n I'hatiK'- ft tin- t."U j ot-krrd f.v muri?
tallies tnd Htr 1 had nw.l Hu m .ill the riirf
w. niiijilrO- Th-i'- i. n-,t ti'.w n li e of
(rib-h or cold in my yttrm mi' I my htiilth la
pi rf'it "
To g.Wn knowledge of your own bodv--in
flick net and In t'i li fid (t the pe-.tde'
Common Sense I. dn al Adviser. A book
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