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Newspaper Page TextEvening OSEBURG EVIEW. Vol. VII. ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 19, 1904. Nj. 198. the standard of any other we hold en Gold 1 ' 1 'TF6ITqeTc9 It is the highest grade coffee on the market, and goes to the consume1' with our absolute guarantee that the contents of each tin will be found uniform, in strength and quality. Sold in 1 and 2 lb. aroma-ticrlit tins. Grind fresh each day not too fine. J. A. FOLCER & CO., San Francisco 1 I Importers and Roaatara af Fine Old Coffeas a DR. ARTHUR J. DAYTON NEUROLOGIST AND OPHTHALMOLOGIST Eye Defects and Their Relation to Human Ills sS?rs. Tlift E.-pR havfl 4' nniiM . two. Kveryono knows the tongue vw? aubcs enough trouble, and if tlie eyes nave iwce iiio uapacny wnai - about them? The Eyes are only entitled to 10 percent of the entire nerve sop p'y, yet many eyes are using 30 to 75 per cent anil that accounts for so ninny physical wrecks that medicine win not niul cannot reach. The many nerves that control the eyes have direct connections with the most vital parts of the human system, and a continual strain on the eyes in time is -reflected to other parts of the bxly thus causing Headaches. Indigestion, Constipation. Neuralgia. Etc. These troubles can all be overcome by building up the Nerve Supply, Wearing Proper (ila8.-e., and with a corrected diet. 3 We Guarantee Results If you are in doubt regarding your eyes, call aDd have them examined FREE OP CHARGE Will be in Roseburg Oct. 17-18-19-20-21-22 Hotel McClallen Office hours: !) to 12a. m., 1 :: to 5 p. m. ai- Suite 33 Home Address: SALEM, OREGON. Special, YET IN DOUBT Russians Holding Their Own at Sank River REPULSED BUT NOT BEATEN Unofficial Report Says Shortage of Ammunition Compels Japs to Retire. General today's Traus-Mississippl Congress, Dan Mc Allen, Frank Williams, George E. Watkius, Portland; W. H. Wehrunt,', Hillsboro; Theo. Burr, A. Huckestein, VV. T. Slater, Salem: C. V. Galloway, McSIinnville; F. R. Mollis, Baker City. To Irrigation Congress: L. Wlroberly, Frank G. Micolll, Hoseburg; Dell Stuart, Richard Wilson, Dan McAllen, R. B. Durham, P. A. McPherson, Portland; F. B. Holbrook, Irrigron. SCHOOL FUND THE SURE WAY. to prevent Pneumonia Rod Ousunii.tl'jii ! lo cure your Cold when it tirst aiipiam. Acker's KimMsh Kerned? will stop ihv couith iu a u'.tt and dilve the cold out of ymir svMimii. Ahrys u ;.tck and hi. re t'ure for AFtbinu, Bronchitis, and nit throat audlmiK troubiis. If it dues uotBMisfy you wo will reluud yue money. TODAY and TOMORROW Log Cabin Creams and Syrup Taffy our ' own receipt delicious. AT Currier's, AREFUL CONFECTIONER Our Motto Is Quality Special to Evening Review. St. PKTEKsnritu, Oct. IS. SakharolT, reporting; under date, says: "The Japanese are concentrating on our center and front near Tinshlpu. Captain DambulTski, during a recon noisunce yesterday, captured two Jap anese guns without any loss to his de tachment. Our left has been able to make a slight advance." JAPANESE KETIRIXG. Mukden, Oct. 18. It is reported here that the Japanese are slowly re tiring from the Suhke. river. Fires along their line of retreat indicate that they are burning their stores. Their retirement Is ascribed to a short age of ammunition. It Is reported that the Japanese have been reinforced by a brigade from New Cbwang. The Russians were strengthened today by the arrival of 20,000 fresh trc Dps from Kirin. Viceroy AlexielT has arrived here to confer with General Kuropatkln. ISSUE STILL IN DOUHT. St. Pktkhshuho, Oct. 18. The Issue of the bloody drama bolow Mukden is still in the balance. There Is no at-! tempt to minimize the severe character ' of the reverse suffered by General Kuropatkin last week, but as yet there has been nothing absolutely decisive. There certainly Is no rout and uo Sedan and the war oHlce has not yet given up all hope that Kuropatkin may bo able again to resume a genuine offensive. Chamberlain' i Cough Remedy. ! No one who is acquainted with Its qualities can be surprised at the great popularity of Chamberlain's Cough Itemed v. It not only cures colds and grip effectually and permanently, but prevents these diseases from resulting in pneumonia. It is also a certuin cure for croup. Whooping cough is not dangerous when this remedy is given. I', contains no opium or other harmful substance and may be given as confi dently to a baby as to an adult- It is also pleasant to take. When all of these facts are taken Into consideration it is notsurprlsing that jeople in foreign lands, as well as at home, esteem this remedy very highly and very Tew are willing to take any other after having once used it. For sale by Hamilton Drug Co. Notice to Taxpayers. If your tax for the past year has not been fully paid, you would better give the matter your attention at once as the books will positively be closed on Saturday, Oct. 22, at 5 o'clock p.m. The sheriff will immediately thereafter make up his delinquent rolls, when ad ditiorjal costs, penalty and interest from April I, 1U04, will be added, and the property levied ujon and sold, un less payment thereof is made at once. o2Q. H. T. MrCl-AM-EN", Sheriff. October 27. 28 and 29. World's Fair excursion tickets to Chicago, St. Louis and all eastern cities will be sold by the Great North ern Railway on October 27, 2S and 2i, in addition to October 3, 4 and 5. Apply to the Great Northern agent for rate3 and full information. o2U. ' LOSES A LEG Regular 'Annual Apportionment Just Completed, TOTAL AMOUNT IS $22,697 County Contributes Three-Filths anil State Two-fifths Rate Per Capita is $3.61. Crushed by OCCURRED THIS AFTERNOON County School Superintendent F. B. Hamlin has just completed the appor tionment of $22,(11)7. DO among tho differ ent school districts of Douglas County. Of that amount $13,327.70 comes from the taxes of the couuty and $11,370.20 from the state as the county's share of the interest on the Irreducible school fund. Tho apportionment is made on I the following basis: From iho county ' 1 i j r 1 ! taxes $50 for each district; $1 for oaeh a LOiUICu tar at pupil drawing school money, and J for RiCC Rill. attended the annual Institute; from the state fund $l.(i0 for each pupil, making : a total per capita rate of about $3 01, as ' nunln&t. thtt i.M nt nn M.o annnitlnn. mont last April. The number of pupils in D)ugla9 County drawing school money is about 6,000. The ap portionment just made, in detail, is as follows: No. Clerk A.ltlrov Pupil. Arot. 1 C H Medley, Oakland l t 551 00 2 F W Leonard, Wilbur 01 201(H) 3 EN Bradford, 11a 0 78 40 4ClaraDlllard, Koseburg 040 2582 40 oJLBoggs, Koseburg 41 llll AO tl A Karchor, Koseburg 55 1!I8 00 7 J V Newland, Ton Jllle 47 177 20 HEW F.lllot.Canyonville 172 507 20 II J S Gray, Cardlner 125 380 00 10 li Cockoram, Oakland fW 127 80 11 W V l'rlco, Oak Creek 27 125 20 12 S D Chapman, Glide 32 138 20 13 C Marsh, Looking Glass 83 270 80 14 O L Willis, Dillard 27 120 20 15 II H Gldney, Days Crook 80 258 00 1(1 1 B Nichols, Brock way 50 208 40 17 F Fortin, Coles Valley 53 102 80 18 1' Duncan, Dixonville 411 182 40 lit MrsGabbortMyrtleCrk 152 453 20 20 I A Dean, ltludlo .'15 MO 00 21J R Wilson, Camas Valloy 00 204 00 11. li. Dehavcn, an Employs the Steam Shovel, is the Sui'itrer. Willi H. R Deliaven, a young man em ployed on the S. P. stt-um shovel, now operating at Rice Hill, met with an ac cident at that place this afternoon that will cost him his left leg if he re covers at all. He fell off of the end car of five loaded with gravel, that was being slowly backed up the incline, and one wheel passed ovor his left leg, about midway between the kneo and hip, breaking the bone and mashing the flesh in a sickening manner. He was brought to Koseburg im mediately atd this afternoon Doctors Uouck and Hamilton amputated the leg, the operation befug In progress at tne time we go to press. The injured man is unmarried. His father lives at Merlin, Josephine Co. For first-class dental work go to Dr. H. Little, Oakland, Or. tf. Uev. J. E. Snyder, the moderator of the Synod of Oregon, has been appoint elbythe evangelization committee of the Synod hold two weeks evangelis tic services in the First Presbyterian church of Koseburg, beginning on Nov. 0th. from a severe attack of fever. He has - been sick for several weeks. Clarence Gazley is buying a carload of silver prunes. There is no price offered for petltes except 21 cents for 40's and a half cent drop on each grade.. Mrs. Mattto Woodson, neo Martha Webber, returned to her home at Klam titb, Monday, after an extended visit with relatives at this place and Rose-' burg. Invitations are out for .tho wedding- of Miss Maxle Nichols and Albert Tompkins which will be solemnised Oct. 20. Abner Kiddie spent Saturday and Sunday visiting with his daughter, Grace, atTublo creek. W. Donnell, road master for the P. Co., was In Kiddle Monday. Miss Pauline Mans, of Doth an, Is vis- Itiug her grandmother, Mrs. Logsdon this week. Mrs. C. A. Riddle and baby, Harold, are expected home from Medford Wednesday evening. Mrs. Kiddle will bo accompanied by her brother, George, a resident of Vancouver, li. C, who will visit with relatives here for awhile before going on to his home. The farmers' institute held at Kiddle last Thursday wus-well attended and proved Interesting. In the afternoon. Profs. Withyeombe, Kent and Cordley spoke, each in his particular line, and a lively discussion followed each talk.. In the evening Judge Kiddle Introduced the speakers, the first being H. K. Louusbury, who spoke interestingly on "Why the Railroad Is Interested In Agricultural Development." He waa folio wod by Mr. Gilbert, a travelling man, on "Agriculture From a Commer cial Viewpoint." In his few well spoken words, Mr. Gilbert dollujhted bis audience. Prof. Kent and Dr. Withyeombe then gave an illustrated talk on the "Agricultural College" and "Breeds of Stock," Tho program waa Intersporsed with music, and taken all together the Institute was a very enjoy able and successful one. Wo are very llad Indoed to have these Instructive gentlemen meet with us, and welcome another Institute, which they promised ua in about throe months. 13. SYKES & CARROLL PLUMBERS AND CONTRACTORS SEWER AND WATER WORK Bath Room Fixtures Installed. A Complete Supply Constantly on Hand. Estimates furnished. Shop: 219 Jackson St. Roseburg, Oregon P M O . i: 261 Sure Cure For Piles. Itching Piles produce moisture and cause itching. This form, as well as liiind, Bleeding or Protuding Pilus are cured bv Dr. Bo-aun-ko's Piie Remedy. Stops itching nd bleeding. Absorbs tumors. 60i a jar at Druggists, or sent by mall. Ireatlse iree. write me about your rase. Dr. Bosanko, Phila., Pa. For saie by A. C. Marslers Co., Druggist. rDisaRutic In the fall of 1R95 1-contracted that fear ful disease, Blood i'uison. It gained such headway that I was forced to resign my position and seek relief at Hot Spring. After spending all the mean ?i I had I went to Memphis. In less than three weeks I was in a hospital, and after nine weeks of suffering I was discharged as cured. In lets than a munth every bone in my body seemed to lie affected and felt as if they would break at the least exertion. Again I was compelled to resign, and I returned lo the hospital for a seven weeks stay, j When I came out I was Auvieu 10 try farming. When I first went on the farm I prevailed on the only firm who handled drugs to get me one dozen littles of S. S. S At that time iKith of mv hands wre broken out with hlistersaml I wancovercd I SI C E Hasard, Drain 211) S.iG M Wilson, Stopheus 47 2 SO Jones, Oakland 17 2.'i A K Clayton, Molrose 72 2'i Sarah Kanipe, Oakland 27 A C Norris, Oakland 23 S Whlttaker, Rice Hill 2it A K Stockor, Drain ;t0 Lillis Brown, Yoncalla 31 L Ritchey, Drain 32 K Helliwoll, Yoncalla 311 R Hathaway, Koseburg 31 Mary Wells, K Ik to 11 ;V 3 A Clements, Elk ton 3t A K Oonf, Scottsburg 37 F G Hatllcid, Koseburg :W F Weatherly, Scottsburg 32 3D P S Durland, Oakland 30 40 J A Winnlford, Oakland 23 41 II C Sherrett, Gardiner 14 42 J V Gurney, Keston 37 43 K K La Brio, Melrose 13 44 (Lapsed.) 4o B B Sutton, Millwood 2i 4i K A Davidson, Oakland 10 47 W N Moore, Ruckles 2- 4M W C Winston, Winston 31 4!) II . Ireland, Olalla Mi 50 L Hahn, Cleveland 3. 51 R s Wertz, Stacey 2it (Concluded tomorrow.) 1134 40 177 20 (!( 20 247 20 Confessions of a Priest. Rev. Jno. S. Cox, of Wake, Ark., writes, "For 12 years I suffered from Yellow .Jaundice-. 1 consulted a num ber of physicians and tried all sorts of medicines, but got 110 relief. Then I began the use of K lee trie Bitters and fjel that I am now cured of disease that hud me in its grasp for twelve years." If you want a reliable medicine for Liver and Kidney trouble, stomach dis order or general debility, got Klectria Bitters. It's guaranteed by A. Cj Marsters & Co., of Koseburg, Oro. Only otic. One of tho foremost living republl- cans, ex-Secrutary of State John W 06 U0 Foster, said in an address last week, "It. !t 00 has been reported that the Secretary 133 20 of the Navy has announced himself as li4 20 in favor of a navy equal to the greatest 115 00 J navy in the world. I trust he has been 174 80 - misquoted. This country should hold 424 00 itself to far more icaceful pursuits In 1!H 00 the settlement of strife than to the 274 00. making of implements of death.' 101 0 150 40 115 00 138 20 133 00 111 HO 11 40 151 20 H3 HO 127 K0 HI 00 115 00 1 13 40 12 40 111 00 130 40 Riddle News. Mrs. Oseur Webber Is visiting friends in Kiddle. World's Fair Rates Extended. Through the efforts of the Great Northern Rallwav, World". Fair ex cursion tickets will be sold on October 27, 28 and 2, In addition to October 3, 4 and 5. For full information apply to any Grct Northern agent o29. When You Go to Portland Don't forget to call at 152J North dth street for a nice room. Look for the sign "Eldora" on the first luilding on the left side of the street as you leave the Union depot. d sw tf C. W. Hess, Prop. More Delegates Appointed. Sai.f.M. Oct. IS. Additional dele gates to the Tran9-Mis.sisiiii Com mercial Congress and tho Irrigation Congress were yesterday appointed hy Governor Chamberlain as follows: To CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of M rw. V. 1 1 A Th om riunn nt I ' wiotr tun v with toils ami son In the mnanlimemv , d relatives here druggist had gotten two oozen (Kittles '(:. , S. S. S. for me and I began its use, and this week. after taking the thirteenth bottle not aj Mlss jjaud Illundoll, who has been Wt S3. ock" Ark!'WKU- '' " ".oo fr tho past j live months, returned to her home hero Of all human diseases, Cont.i'i'ms Wood i Saturday. Poison is the most hi'leo'is ami hateful The victim is tortured with eating ulcers, (wires nnd abscesses, unsightly blotches, eruptions and oUht svmpumis of the mis erable disease. S. S S. has been used successfully for nearly fifty years for I.OIHAC.K1US IJIOOtl if-Si ffS i4 11 con- IH1I1S IIO Il.l-H-ilI V, potash or ot'm-r mineral. iur nomc treatment book gives all the symp toms of Ibis' dis ease. Medical ad vice free. The Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga. ti. K- (juino and Clyde Catching wero fortunate enough to capture another bear Saturday. This whs a young otie anl his fur win almost Hue, The infant child of Fred Mclntyro ws buried in the Kiddle cemetery Sun day afternoon. Rev. Loree preached tho funeral sermon at tho church. Mr. and Mrs. Melntyreare not residents of Kidulebut live In Southorn Oregon. Mrs. Gilpatrick, of Canyonville, was In Riddle Sunday. Kenneth Quins la slowly recovering The above will cheerfully lw paid in lawful money of the 1'nitrt Slates, hy the iimlt r-iKnt d, pntprietnrs of Dr. Pieice' ColiN-n Med ical Discovery, if they can not fdmw the oriental na ture of the individual volunteei in tlie tes timonial brlfiw, and also of every testimo nial atnotiK the t1iotisnnds which they are ciiii-tanlly puhlif-hintr attettinn the superior curative properties of their several medi cines., nnl tnus pToviiiu ttir B' iunneiie.- ami p-lnln'lity of all the multitude of testi monials volunteered hy KiaUful people, in their In-half. WndUi'S IHSI'KNSANV Ml-IUC.U. ASSO CIATION. Proprietors, Ihiff.ilo, N. Y. THE HKAHON". -There l no nu nVine equal lo lr. Pierce's Colili n Medical Dis emery, for purifvniK the Wood. It carries off the poison which contaminate the lite !,iwl. It uicn.ies the activity of tlttf Mood nuking l:itids and v'w'-s the doily an inert :e-"o -ui.iiy of pure, hotly building hl'iod. It Ituilils up the hotly Willi -ounti, ht-allhy fle-h instead t,f fl:iil.v fid. pro. motes the appi lite, fn K the ii'-rvi . arl o (rives to weak, nervous people vitality ami vik'T. "t,.nit venr fi!'-i 1 lind n vrtv lv.il ronitH fin-l f. f.t-d il wf.'i'.-l rim int-i f'Htniiii.ii.s wrilll-.ii t,,lt W l.vii. h. t.l - MHS-.lt Miiet, V..r.' -t.i M I- "Win Mn't-I ill I- , W.llMl - m.i.i I in 1. 1 li-. 1 hml ii- J h- d tli. ) nil tlie 1 11 e w a Itai r r,( tiiy health IS in my syottli jK-rttct To (rain Vnowledge of your own hod v in sickness and health -send for the People ' Common Sense Medical Adviser. A hoo'c of ion p.i(-es. Send at cents in stamps fev ?iappr-covered, or, .v "tamps for clothe Ktuntl copy. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, 66j Main Struct, Butfalo, N. Y. Va. A.