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OSEBURG
Review
Vol. VII.
ROSEBURG, OREGON, FBI DAY EVENING, JANUARY 13, 1905.
No. 272.
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LOANS
Mu'lenn Improved fnrm, lminss and residence property. Pursonp
iliwiring to loan money will do Weil to leave their muuey itli us ti
be placed for them,
ABSTRACTS
We liave n comnlete'rocord of o.vnoreiiip and chain of title to every
foot of hind in Djiulas County ; our records are up to dato. Wo can
furnish attracts on short notice and on reasonable terms.
REAL ESTATE
We have sneciul facilities br han-.lHugjtiinber.lands both in buying
nud Bluing; also other real property.
LAND SCRIP
We buy arid sell all kinds of land scrip and place the same on lard
for our clients. Also luniijli maps of aiiy township in lioseburg,
Oregon, land district.
RENTS COLLECTED
For clients, taxes paid, repairs made and property in all respects
carefully looked alter.
WE AC! AS TRUSTEE
Assignee, executor or financial atrent; m imago estatOB or private
'ii'i'l"' HHflipt clients in el'-simr up Bales or loans on real estate, hold
ing the purchase op mortgage money in trust, and paying it out ae
instructed, when all the conditions are fulfilled.
SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULT
We have an absolute fire proof vault and will taku care of your
valuables and papers safety and secrecy combined.
Otle Guarantee & Ioan Co.
J D. HAMILTON, Prtiidtnt D. 0. HAMILTON, Stcy. lad Trcu
Cor. lackson end Washington Sts., Rosehure, Oregon.
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PLUMBERS AND CONTRACTORS
SEWER AND WATER WORK
Bath Room Fixtures Installed. A Complete Supply Constantly on
Hand. Estimates Furnished.
Shop: 219 Jackson St.
ijf Roseburg, Oregon
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The man who receives tbe Bweetest kiss
if tbe nattiest in tbe room all othor
things beiug equal tbe one whose linen
comports with his clothes. We attend
to tbe laundering of men's Bhirts, col
lars and cuffs in such fine faBhion as to
win encomiums from the most particu
lar. .Let's have your laundry work.
We'll do it ripht.
Roseb'g Steam Laundry
Also Cleaning and Pressing.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
our
ABSOLUTELY THE BEST
MAXCrACTCBED BY
DOUGLAS COUNTY FLOURING MILLS
a. w. bashford & son, Props. Full Line of Mill Feeds
Simond's Cross Cut Saws
U. S. A. and Keen Kutter Axes
Grass Seeds all Kinds. Poultry Supplies, Pruning
Shears, Ppray Pumps.
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Roseburg, Oregon
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Clerk Agcc Submits His Annua!
Report For 1904.
GRAND TOTAL OYER $85,000
List of 200 Names From Wiiich Jurors
Will lie Drawn For Circuit
Court in i 905.
Judge Hamilton Acted on 53
Cases This Forenoon.
HEARD MOTIONS IN 13 OTHERS
liclow will he found Coutty Clerk
Z. N. Aloe's annual report to ihe Sec-
rotary of Stale at Salem, showing, In
itemized form, tho expenses of Douglas
County for tho year 1!H)4, exulusivo of
monios expended foi Improvements of
roads, operation of ferries and main
tenance of schools. Tho total sum ex
pended on roads and ferries In the
county during HI04 was $10,0:10.07; on
schools, &U, 205.55, which does not in-!
elude the school money recelvod from
the state or the amounts raised in
several county districts by special levy.
Clerk Agee's report follows:
Statement of Expenses of Douglas
County, Oregon, for the year 1!K)4, pre
pared in compliance with the provis
ions of Section 1, of an Act to prescribe
the method in which the state taxes
shall be apportioned, etc., approved
February 'J.1, 1001,
County Court and Commmis
sloners $ l,lti!.55
Circuit Court 3,0:10.05
Justices' Court 1,117.10
Sheriff's office 3,7til.i)0
Clerk's olHce ii.CjO.Ol)
Treasurer's olllce 1,044.(10
Coroner's offlce 2:14.00
School Superintendent's otllce 1,233.20
Stock Inspector 12.00
Assessor's otttce 4,003 48
Assessment and Collection of
Taxes 3H 30
Tax Hebate 34.41
Current Expenses 2,14(1.23
Courthouse Expenses 2,011.1)5
Jail 524. S3
Poor, Care of 4,851. if
Indigent Soldiers 1,011. ft
Insane ".0
Reform School Commitments 22.30
Election Kxpeuse 3,fi3.30
Bridges t,!iTii.05
Scalp llounty 410.00
Total 141,221 1
State of Oregon, )
County of Duulas '
I, 7.. X. Agee, County Clerk of.Doug
los County, State of Oregon, do hereby
certify that I have prepared the fore
going tabulated statement pursuant to
the provisions of Section 1 of an Act of
the Legislative Assembly of the State
of Oregon, approved Febuary 27, 1W1,
"to prescribe the method in which the
State taxeB shall be apportioned be
tween the several counties of the
State." etc, and that Buch statement
is a full, true, complete, and correct
statement of all the expenses of the
County of Douglas, for the year end
ing December 31, 1IKH, and the whole
thereof, except expenses for roads and
highways.
lu witness whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand and alllxed the seal of the
County Court of said County, this 12(.h
day of January, 11)05.
V. N. Aukh, County Clerk.
By V.. II. Lknox, Deputy.
Jt'liOIE.S FOU T11U YKAK,
The 200 names selected by the Doug
las County Court ut its recent session,
from which jurors will be drawn for
service at the termi of the circuit court
during 1W5, aro as follows:
Lee Love, C X Mnuuy, Jep;h:i Ui-t e ,
James Dull, Sum U Li row n, A C Kitij
I; .dore E Uice, 1! S HrUoin, J.duil
Livingston, Elmer ti izley, Junius At
II ut no?, George K (,'iiue, l'eter Peter-!
son, Grafton Wor.btngton, King si
Taylor, Leo Darker, II H N choli,
William V Mwii-n Trtiimiia TT.. I I
J Wilson, William mmmberlain, Jbn , Jule J- W- umni" o""1,0"1
U Kosles, W 1' Totu ,, Fnmk ClomeD'. , ! of tho 8,1 casos ""lrlaiuB the docket,
M L Hrown, II A C.mv, iav C Hiwr,, " tho PHmlnai-y sosaion of the circuit
John R McKlnney, John Ol'llcin, W 1 1 mun in thi '"- I"
loisim,- vivnrf c.u.hr.n.. i.v,,; . : aildltton be hoard motions lu IA other
Forty-nine Cases Disposed of and Four
Set for Trial at Regular
Term Sext Week.
With hi9 customary prompt action
The Prevalence of
Bright's Disease
'Ir. Loomis states from clinical ob
flervRtiona and from a large mitntrer of
autopies at Bellevne Hospital, that f0
per cent of men and wompti, over 40,
suffer from some form of Bright 'a Dis-
enw." Denver Medical Timps.
Tnis profonndlv serious statement.
from one of the hieheft authorities tn
the United Stake, means that the
average person kidneys do not work
nirht, ani that what tscommoniy caiicni
Kidnev Trouble is Bright s Disease, and
is more common than people have any
any idea ot.
And the census bears out Loomis
distressing conclusions, for it shows
that the deaths from Hniflit's Disease
are simply appalling, increasing from
in 'HJ to tys.im in v.nn.
The admission of a Kidney trouble Is
a common snlntntion. Mud at hrst
the patient is seldom frightenerl till it
has thoroughly fastened. The rna'izi-
tion that it is Hright's Disease comes
slowly, us the-later symptoms ileveiop.
and the uual treatment boin fntile,
death results.
Fulton's Kennl Compound is the only
cure known for Ilright's Disi:aMe. You
owe it to yourself and to your family to
not let that apparently" mild Kidney
trouble run a (lay longer without attack
ing it.
FL'LLERTON & RICHARDSON,
Local Agents.
The suspicions symptom" aro weak-ner-or
los of weight; pnffy ankles or
hands: Kidney trouble that has lasted
longer than three months; urine may
show sel i merit; failing vision; drowsi
ness. One or more of these.
Of
tho 53 cases aforementioned, decisive
orders wore madu in all of them but
four, which were sot for trial at the
regular tortn next week.
Following uro tho tit cases disposed
of:
A. First Xal'umalBank of Uost'burg,
pi IT; vs J L Dewey, de.ft; action for
for
Dillard, Otto Singlc.on, Jack Dounell
W S Booth, O A M "toon, T B Gritliii,
I Georf o Fi'iizicc. TI ft (ilih. X T .Inwer i..
William A Skidmore, F F Patterson,
George W Kruso, O S K Huick, J. s
Turpin, H E Andru.-. I G Eubauks, E
L Love, Thomas G i lumuiorsly, JolI F
Tracey, Joe Harvey. Fraak Brown, O
C. Sether, James M Crawford, M K
Parks, Jos Uivlo, V P Heed, W S money. J C Fnlleiton attorney
Johnson, James L i do, W H Carroll, ' plH. Judgment for pluintitl.
ha B Howard, F A McCall, George W c. Mary J. Moore et al, vs J L Itoso,
Short, G S Lahey. Hicluird Moore, H ! deft, suit. JC Fnllerton. altv for pi IT;
D Graves, V W S: U, U'H Larkiiii, c S Jackson, ntty fordefts. ( imtinued
James Perry, Mom W ober, Butler i.- ittm & Kerwin. nliTs. Ot)
Atterberry, Henry S-hienk, P Swear-, r;:u,ks deft; action for monov. KG
ington, EC Caddis. Eno Hods n, J L Micolli. atty for pllTs. Judgment for
Shambrook, John Wilson, J A Griggs, ,hiiiitilTs.
F. Grunts Puss Banking .S; Trust Co,
pill, vs V S and U M Eveiton, deft;
action for money. A C Hough & F W
ltcuson, uttys for pi IT. t'ontinucd.
First National Bank of Hoseburg,
John Hedrick, jr. M N Ensley, A L
Butler, Edward Hancock, Hubert Hunt, 1
William Deardorf, William L Prior, E
E Emmitt.J I Chapman, F F Patterson,
N Hice, B V Strong, Adam Fisher, i
Hoy McClallen, Al C reason, S C Flint, j
T J II inkle, T N Humphreys, StUlman
Nottage, Harvey .Ion:s, John Hamlin,
John Walkins, S H Wll&on, J H Salley,
M l Parks, L Stoar, E Thompson,
D Heed, Sam Whittuker.C A MeNahh.
J P McKay, A L Bl ot G W Grubbc, F
H AppleholT, U S T West, J M Flrlch-
er,T D Weatherford, S F Cawlield, W
A Burr, A D Hawn, G A Signalne-i,
W Gass, F B Waite, W II Coats, W A
Simmons, J D Cornutt, Marion Hyun,
William Kllenberg. J J Hedden, II
Weatherly, W II Stark, Charh s
Berkley, . L Dimmick, James Starr, S
D Evans, D K Shambrook, F P Brown,
W A Pearce, llalph Terrell, Bert
Holmes, Charles Clements, D C Mc-
Wiliiams, J G Harmon, Ralph Lane, J
B Morris, J O Newland, B F Gilbert,
John Hall, J I) Strong, J G Hice, E L
Shepard, Perry E Cornu.t, W T Lady,
Charles Austin, D X Fish, F J Connin ,
E W Dillor, E E Wilson, W H Graham,
H M Noah, James Byron, Norman
Agee, Win Gillam, T B Cannon, J C
Aiken, Peter BallT, J G Dicks, W J
Gallop, J MBerdine, SS Catching, E
Underwood, F M Hopkins, E E Red
field, X P Jones, E J Livingston, E J
Crow, T B Johns, W H Thompson,
Harry Aubin, A S Bushucll, Wm Bux
ton, Simon Caro, V Jackson, John
Nachtcr, S W Bayless, S II Knight,
Geo II Cutsfortb, J W James, John
Jackson, J W Brown, William Mc
Curdy, DN Snyder, KB Dixon, ti C
Arnold, I Winningham, J L Coon,
William Irwin, W H Ollivant, Wm
Perdue, C W Parrott.
G.
pi IT, vs Western Star Gold Mining &
Mill Co, deft; action for money. J A
Buchanan and O P Coshow, atlys for
pill. Cu'.iinmition.
H. Patrick Jennings, pllT, vs Noon
day Mining Co, defKsuit to establish
title. Crawford Hi Watson, attys for
pi IT: Vo(Mlcock Harris, attys for deft.
Continued.
I. EDuGhs, pi IT. vs WP Amicus,
deft: action fur money. C S Jackson,
atty for pi IT. Judgment for plaiutilT.
J. J A Hein, pi IT, vs Clara Hast et
al, defts; iK'tion ut Liw. FG MicelM
'and A N (hvutt, nttys for pllT;
I ( ,'cishow and F W Be
John T Long, atty for pi IT. Judgments
for plaiutilT.
FF. David TI Lawronco, pllV, vs
John Brown, deft; confirmation. John.
T Long, ally for pi IT. Conlinnation.
Tilt. Myndel Traut, pllT, vs K
Wollonhcrg, dofl; suit to set aside iw
deed and bill of salo. C S Jacksonr
atty for pllT;J C Fnllerton and F W"
Benson, attys for deft. Dismissed.
II. Samuel Parmley et al, pi IT, vs
Watson A Winsltnv et al, deft; eontir-
mation. A M Crawford & JO Watson,
attys for pi IT; F W Benson, O P Coshow
Dexter Rice, attys for deft. Conllr--mation.
.1.1. Fi unk Mclntyre, pi IT, vs Henry
Clay Bohemia Mining Co, deft. AM
Crawford & J O Watson, attys for pltT.
Continuation.
1. D M O.slorno Sr Co. corporation,,
pllT, vs C J Hilehey, deft; action fop
money. O P Coshow & Dexter Hice,
ally for pi IT. Judgment for plaintiff.
2. Annie Kent, pltT, vs J II Younco,
deft; injunction and damages. C W
Madden, att y for pi IT; F W Benson, att y
for deft. Settled and dismissed.
;i. C I Leavengood, pi IT, vs Fay
Ward, dofl; action for money. C C
Leavengood and JohnT Long, attys for
pi IT. Judgment for plaiutilT.
4. Ora Russell, pi IT, vs B F Russell,
deft; divorce. Buchanan & Greninger,
at tys for pi IT. Dismissed,
5. J W Marvin, pi IT, vs E P Jolum
et al, deft; act ion for money. J C
Fnllerton & A N ( hvutt, attys for pltT;
OP Coshow tS: Dexter Rico, attys for
defls. Continued.
)t. B Brock way. pi IT, vs Sarah Mo
Gee, deft; to reforu died J C Fullei-
ton and A N Otvult attys for plff
Settled and dismissed.
S. Mager Bins & Co, a corporat ion
pltT, vsCL Reed, deft; action for money.
Buchanan & Grvitmgut and.) E Saw-
yors, attys for pi IT. Dismissed.
12. Mrs A C Kidd & Son, pi IT, vs A.
Oslnirne et ux, defts; action for money.
Buchanan A Grenlnger, attys for pi IT..
Judgment for plaintiff.
1H. A F Brown, pi IT, vs Asa Colo et
al, defls; foreclosure. O P Coshow it
Dexter Rice, attys for pi IT. Continued..
HI. First National Bank of Roseburg,
pi IT. vstieoT Bncoiuuid John G Daeon,
deft: to recover money. .1 C Fullerto.i
and A N Oreutt, attys for pi IT. Con-'
tinned.
17. W D Smith, pltT, vs Nels Jones
deft: injunction. OP Coshow and .
Abraham, attys for pltT; H D Norton,
atty for deft. Decree according toj
stipulation.
IS, Nancy J Welker, pi IT, vs Amelias
I Shcppard and Wm H Sheppurd,
lefts; foreclosure. Buchanan A- (iron-
inger and L Baree, attys for pltT.
Judgment lor plaintiff and decree ore.
foreclosure.
lit. J H Brawn, pi IT, vs E BSpangen
berg, deft: foreclosure. F G Mieelli
atty for r " Judgment for plaintilP
L. Leona Mills LuinlM-r Co, plff, vs ..,! (lit.' ,,f rdreulosuru.
20. C I LtravengfMMl, pi IT, vs Sevorb
Viken, deft; action for money. C C
mhi, attys for defr
Continued, I I 1
K. Rosenlield, Smith & Co, plf. s
Clara Mosier, deft; action for mo. y.
Geo W Caldwell and Dexter Rice, attys
for plff: F G Micelli, atty for deft.
Settled and dismissed. . i
for money,
Settled and 1
DIED.
KIDDLE. At Kiddle, Oregon, Jan. IX
1W-V Dorothy Julia, infant daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Kiddle, aged
2 years, ft months and eleven days,
of typhoid-pneumonia.
The little child was taken ill with f" plff,
pneumonia, about three weeks ago I U. Alice Hampton, plff,
Despite tho most careful attendant,
typhoid fever developed and the com
plication of the two maladies proved
more than the constitution of the little
sufferer could withstand.
The funeral will be held at Kiddle to
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Kiddle have tho deep
est sympathy of their many friends and
acquaintances in Kosemirtf in their
hour of great sorrow.
Stomach Trouble! ind Conitipation. j
"Chambflrlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are the Imst thing for stomach
troubles and constipation I have ever
sold," says J. K. Cullnrin, a druggi
of Pottervillft. Mich. "Th'-y are easy to
take and alv. ays gives satisfaction. I
toil my e-.iHtornern to try them and if
not satisfactory to con.e back and get
their money, but have never had a
con-plaint." For sale by Hamilton
Dn g Co.
Mr. and Mrs.
town today.
C. W. Smith ere in
K. Emmons, deft; net inn
r ! . t I ItT
j i.Hii iiiii ititj mi fiii.
dismissed. I
N. J A Buchanan, pltT, vs M E
Crookham et ux, deft; confirmation.
John T Long, Buchanan & Greninger,
Uuiis Bar.eu, atlys for plff. Con Ur
ination. O. Huldah M Minanl, plff. vs F W
Minard, (left: suit for divorce. J C
Fnllerton and A N Oreutt, attys for
pltT: W V Card well and 1) P Coshow,
attys for deft. Continued.
O. Susie A Hayes, plff, vs Frank W
Hayes, deft: suit for divorce. J C
Fnllerton, atty fur pi IT. Decree granted.
T. Nicholas Day, by D R Shambrook,
Guard, plff. VB Vrtnl Day et al, (left;
suit for Injunction and to cancel deed.
A Abraham and Geo M Brown, attys
Settled and dismissed.
E L
Hampton, deft; suit for divorce. Louis
Barzeo and C S Jackson, attys for plff;
Dexter Rice and Mitchell & Tanner,
attys for deft. Dismissed.
X. M E Goodridge, plff, vs K L
Goodridge, deft: divorce. W W Card-
well, atty for plff; C S Jackson, atty for
deft. Continued.
Y. A W Stearns, plff, vs H Wollen-
b.;rg, deft : suit to cancel mortgage deed.
CH Jackson, atty for plff; JC Fuller
ton and F W Benson, attys for deft
Argued and submitted.
AA. Maurice Abraham et al, pi IT,
vs Mis C f 'lark, deft; action for money
and injunction. A Abraham, a'ty for
plff: O P oh!;ow A' Dexter Rice, uttS
for deft. out hiiied.
DD. Mm A C Kidd. plff, vs J W
Gardner and EMie Gardner, deft
lirmation- Iui Buree, Buchanan
Greninger, ally for plff. Con fir-
E"i. W H McCrffssen, plff, vs John
W. Gardner, deft; action for money
Conttntiol en pme i.
A WIFE'S CONFESSION.
Of course every one knew when they
Were eiUvW-d "(! eviryone prctcmlrd to
he surnriscd when
they litMird it wiut
suddenly broken
off. It was firM said
she had broken it
off, then that hi
lie art h;id clmnsfrd,
but finally she con
fessed th.it she had
been o irritable, so
depressed and blue
that she had fairly
driven him nwny.
Iler good loks were
vanishuiff. She wm
ReltitiK thin, pale,
and hollow - cheek
td, with dark circles
Kround her eye.
Suddenly all society
whs pleased jrain to
hear of the cnfnxe
ment beiiiff renew
ed, and ft was not
long before a beau
tiful and radiant
bride was taken to
the altar. She had
regained her (rood looks, her former happy
disposition and strong nerve all through a
secret a friend gave her. A few bottL-s of
Jr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is what
iiinde two ni'ite lives happy .md a radiant
bride more t-iiuliful than she had ever
appeared before.
Itaekrd up by over a third of a century
of remarkable and uniform euro, a record
ii'-h as tio other remedy for the disease
ami weaknesses peculiar tn women ever
nttaiued. the proprietors and makers of
Tr Pierre's l-'avotile Prrcription liow feel
fully watmutrd in offi-ring to pay fru in
V'1-a tii'.ney of the Kmud State, f.r any
case n( I.eueorth'a. 1' m-ir We.tktu ss,
I'rulap1-!! "r j;.illi:iK of Womb which they
cannot cute. All they aek is n f.tir anil
rea-oti.ille trial of tlu-ir means of cure.
Mr n. t STil.tnr- f I'rr'.l I . Ati . I, fIO
wiile " I'lii ih-:tIv ( vr:,ii I w.i a tfrutt
ptifi-fr with iilcf r it;.ii nr.il en I i-ir',i"''iit nf
Wi.mh aUo -nfr ir.l v flv wiMi ilv-p' pia and
run .I n- i vrefk. 1 !- trc-l for
wer.l V"-r-. (fi tu. 1 Ut. unlil ni,itt tn
niiitilii hk'' I 1 ' '.' "i lltiiiK Mr I'irrce I'nvorlie
I'ri - 1 1 1. 1 mii and I'ir.isitm 1'elkls ' I run (nnd
on niv let atel work h ir-t all .liv I U rl thai IU
U ii'iw w ,nh Iiviur. mid -ball evrr ftel RTiitrfnl
to v'Hi mid shall nltviiv recommend your mcU
docs to all wbu are iulTcrlng tu aay way.' '
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