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Newspaper Page Text' - . Time Not Wasted. BHB3SHBiEEX2f!fi&fc;nrri frsUniWNAiTSrnfrSVUlSJBIH (Continued from page 1. t' flfiWSTffifiiWll M Wfll IV H Iwru, defti foreclosure of mortgajfo. N L-J"!--- For Infanta and Children. v. J' AVfcgctnblePrcpnrntioiil'rifAs-similatingihcFooJan.(IHcffi!la-ling Hie Slumacte ai'xl Bowels ul' Promotes Digeslioii.C la'Prful nessainlIii'Sl.Coiilii'ms ndlh'-T Ophmi.Moipliine mr Min.ral. Kot NAit c otic . HmvJa, Sr,,l- J'.fjsmuitt - lit Cftriiimalefattt Aperfrcl IlimiBily f niTonstipn liun.Suur Slumacli.lli .r.:lioo;i ami Loss of SuiM'. Facsimile Siflimturc or xkw'yokk. EXACT COPY OF WRAPPETB Ths Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of AW j k Jf ln ask s - ua a. .u ror u ise iver 'hirty Years ItW YORK CITY. At the Roseburg Land Office In Memoriam Special Agent Ncuhausen, l chargo ol the Roseburg land otllec, was auth orized Tlmrhihiy by wire from Wash ington to have J. II. Booth, Lho sus pended Reeoivprof the otlico, sign the accounts for the last quarter. The action of tho Agent in charge in with holding action on eon tost hearings and In not lakirg Dual proofs set to occur before tlio local office during the j)crhd of suspension, has been officially approved. The lender of drafts, checks or currency Inpayment of Ming fees lb noted on the application papers and all such monies are thoreuwn returned to the owners. TWO MOltK INtUlTED. Portland, Jan. 1:!. Although it bits not been reported, It Is mw con sidered absolutely certain that the Federal Grand Jury, InveM gating the land frauds, yestoiday return indict ments against Mr. and Mrs. J Albert Itrown, of Eugene, tho romantic young couple who devoted so imieh timo to a honeymoon trip through the southern states Immediately after their alleged fraudulent eonneetlon with tho hoimsrcad entries in '11-7" became known. George Sorenson, charged with at tempt to bribe United States District Attorney Hall to quash indictments against Horace G. McKinley, S. A. I). I'ut r, e al.t pleaded not guilty In the United Slates Coir.t this afternoon. Iliscaso wassol for trial next Monday morning. Ho is alleged to havo offered District Attorney Hall $5000 to quash theahnvn indictment. Chimtxrlain's Cough Rtrntdy Absolutely Harmless. 'Tin fault of giving children medicine containing injurious substances, is sometimes more disastrous than the disease from which they are suffering. Every mother should know that t hain beiliiin's Cough Keinedy is perfectly safe for children to lake It contains nolhiim harmful and for com: I is. colds and ennip Is unsurpassed. For sale bv Hamilton Drug t o. See Frank F. All?y tor land scrip. Guaranteed perfect, and ready for de livery. Lowest market lirieo. Lines written in memory of Lola Mae Crow, daughtor of Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Crow of Riddlo, Oregon, who de parted this life .Jan. ii, lin", aged 13 years, four months and six days. This bright, beat i fill bud was just beginuiug to unTold, in all Its loveliness, wheu the reaper Death claimed her for his victim. A few short years she had made home a joy and earth a paradis0 to her fond parents and brothers and sisters, but on Jan. 0, l!M)j, she went to sleep to awake on earth no more. Dearest he la, how we miss you Since you sleep beneath the sod, But wo know you rest in heaven With tho Angels and with Cod. Still our hearts wore nearly broken. When we laid you down io sleep; Karth is dear and heaven is glorious, Dearest Lela we'll not weep Rest dear girl, we will not wish you Hack in this dull world of pain; For we hope in the hereafter In realms of bli;s to meet again. M.. MM A. Kiddle, Ore., Jan. 11, 1M05. Cured Mi Mother of Rheumatism. "My mother has been a sufferer f-.T many years from rheumatism," suys W. H. Howard, of Husband, Pennsyl vania. "At times she was unable to move at all, while at all times walking was painful. I presented her with a Itottlo of ChamlVcrlain's Pain Halm and after a few applications site decided it was the most wonderful pain reliever she had ever tried, in fact, she is never without it now and is at all times able to walk. An occasional application of Pain I (aim keeps away the pain that sho was formerly troubled with." For sale by Hamilton Drug Co. Leavengood and J T Long, attys for pi if. Continued. 23. J H Brawn, pill, vs E B Spangen borg, deft; foreclosure of mortgago. Frank G Micelli, nUy for plff. Judg ment for plaintiff and decree for fore closure. 24. H X Murphy, pltT, vs Geo II Dcvens, deft; action at law. John T Long, atty for pi IT. Continued. L'fj. Jepthu Green, pltT, vs Frank Heed, deft; action for money. K V .Ma esters, Buchanan .V Grouingor, attys lor pill'. Judgment for plaintiff and order of sale. lit J " Krewson, plff, vs James Y Yuiiinnns and K II Youmans, deft; ac tion for money. A N Oreutt and J C Fullerton. atty for plff. Dismissed. 27. W S Threlkeld, plff, vs John F Monigal! and J as. MeCuteheon, defts; action for moiiey. J A Buchanan A: Greningei- ami II W Marsters, attys for plff. Settled and dismissed. 2it. A (' Marsters, plff, Cmpqiiu Valley Oil I 'o, deft; foreclosure of mortgage. FV lietison, AM (.'raw lord J O Watson, attys for pltT; JC Fullerton - A N Oictitl, attys for deft. .liKigiiient for plaintiff. :JJ. KG Stewart and Warren Beatty, plffs. vs Wm Montgall, deft; action for money. C I Leavenyood, Buchanan iV. Grctiingcr, allys for pill's. Dismissed .Ct. F G Stewart and Warren Beatty, j pill's, vs Lawrence Lyons, deft; action j for money. (' I Leavengood. Buchanan .V Greninger, aitys tor plffs. Continued. .'Id. Barwig Bros, plffs, vs Chris Daniels, tl,,ft ' action for money. Bu chanan t Greninger and Louis IJurzoo, attys for phi's. Judgment. 12. (' S Jackson, pi IT, vs A W Stearns, deft: injunction. C S Jackson and A M Crawford and J A Buchanan, attys for plff. Continued. "j(. Geo F. Chamberlain et al, pltT, vs William Furlong et al.deft; fori -closure. F W Benson, atty for plff. Continued. SKT FOK TRIAL. M. L B Saton, pltT. vs Tito Town of Myrtle Creek, deft; petition for writ of review. Dexter Hire, atty for pi IT: C S Jackson, attv for deft. P. Kva Gallagher, plff, vs John D Gallagher, deft: suit for divorce. Co show iV. Bice, attys for plff; A. Abraham and C L Hamilton, attys for deft. W. Asa J. Kddings, pltT. vs Peter Turner, deft: action for money. O P Coshow A- Dexter I lice utlys for plff: J C, Fullerton and A N Oreutt, attys for dcit. Id. Mary S Wilson, plff, vs Watson W ViUon.deft:divorce. Louis Baree, Buchanan A: Greninger, attys for plff Courtesy to their hostrst probably prevented guests at Mrs. William As tor's lull Monday night from display ing jewel? of greater value than those she wore. Mrs. Astor's jewels were worth $7")0,tM)0, the guests in tho next class showing gewgaws valued at from $100,000 to .iH).0i0. Women wearing less than $200,000 worth of precious stones did not glitter enough to attract ! the attention of the society reporter, and had to sink into a sparkless ob scurity. It wasn't their night to shine. Kx. The First Step toward a good breakfast. Drink a cup of I :.!irll,iti0 vAil inrrnt nf ti.inrrivi' i a'.:-P 1 ClV(r.TR'40E-MARK. C&PYRICHTor DESIGN j t fHUItCIIUH. Homl motlol. skcU'ii,or,uoin. : BOCK Oil PATENTS SKE Prttcnt Lawyt". WASHINOfON. D.C Patronize Kkvirw advertisers. hM Look Here $12.50 Will buy you a fine 100-Fiece Deco rated German China Dinner Set. at J. F. BARKER & CO. Phone 201 CALL AXE SEE THEM. rFIVTDAl HHTF1 Meals 2.V. Board andlodg CON I KL, IIWILL, ing j;l u0 per llayi Good jccommodatioiis. Saliufaction guaranteed. F. Churchill. Prop. Rostburg, Oregon Stomacb Troubles cured by mm m m. DYSPEPSIA CURE Under all curableconditions Mr. D. Kauble of M.v.H.. O.. vu cured by Kodol of ilomicn trouble which had effected hi heart. Mri.W. W. Uy ler of HlUlard, I., was cured ( Chronio Dyspepsia by the uso 01 Kodol. A I If w yx CtiiiliWaUlVouUl For sale by Fullerton V Hichadson, Uosoburg. Oregon. rTX) F.XCHANGK. A sMghtlv used 1 piano, for a god llHMb road horse and small sum to bixl, on 4rrhieh timo will le extended. Address Box 103, Iloseburg, Oregon. sir if Coffee It has the full, rich flavor of fine old coffee that has been properly aged in its native country. Sold io 1 and 2 lb. aroma-tight tins. Grind fresh each day not too fine. J. A. FOLGER El CO., Son Friknciaco importers and Roastors of Fine Ctd Coffees 7 SENATE BEGINS WORK. Thirty-seven Bills Introduced and Two Passed in 10 Minutes. Salkm, Or. Jan. 12. Thirty-seven bills in 40 minutes, two of which were rushed through to final passage, besides tho Introduction of several resolutions and motions all of which wero doiinte ly acted upon is the record made by the Senate yesterday afternoon, after it had once settled down to business and began to grind. Among the bills introduced in the senate was one by Senator O. P. Co- show, of Douglas, to amend the code relating to the register of titles to real property. Mr. Coshow also introduced a resolution to furnish each senator with copies of general and special laws and Senate and House Journals of the sessions of VMi; adopted. Simon Caro. of Uosoburg, was ap pointed chief clerk o! enrolled bills for the senate, and C. S. Jackson, also of that city is to be chief clerk of eithor the judiciary or claims, for the house. The senate confirmed Government Chamberlain's appointments of regents for each of the live normal schools of the state. The appointees for the Drain Normal school are J. A. Black, W. V. Kent and Dexter Rice. For Sick and Nervous People. We havo a cure for nervous and un steady people, weak, lleshless people, nd pimply, pale or sallow people, people it ho are trouhled with loss of ambition, failing memory, depression of spirits, lack of conlldence, nervous headache, and wakefulness, all these symptoms are produced by weakened nerves, brought on by the watery con dition of the blood. Make strong, rich, red moou, and furnish food for tne nerves is the way to stop the source of disease, and the euro then is only a question of days. Tho best llesh and blood builder is Dr. Gunn s Blood & Nerve Tonic, in tablet form to take at meal time. Sells at 75c. a box, or 3 boxes for $2, at all druggists. People gain from 1 to a lbs. of solid healthy llesh per week, by the use of this medicine. That is an indication it is doing good. For sale by A. C. Marsters& Co. Druggist. "In A Bad Way" Many A Rostburg Reader will feel Grateful for This Information. When your back gives out; Becomes lame, weak or aching; When urinary troubles set in, Your kidneys are "in a bad way" Doan's Kidney Pills will cure you. Here is local evidence to prove it. F. Stein, watchmaker and repairer living on Sherman street near the depot, says: "Backache and too fre quent action of the kidney secretions told me for a long time that ray kid neys were not performing their work properly, when I called at A. C. Mars, ters & Co's. drug store, several months ago for Doan's Kidney Pills my back was not only aching but 1 was in misery, t could not rest at night owing to the too frequent action of the kidneys. A course cf treatment of Doan's Kidney Pills cured me. I am now suffering from a severe attack cf the grip but have not had a symtom of a recurrence of the old trouble kidney complaint." For sale by all dealers; price f0 cents. Foster-Mi iburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.( sole agents for the United States. lie member the name Doan's and take no other. Ladies, call at S. K. Sykes' hardware store and see that sewing machine which will be given away on January Mia. FOK S ALE. A flrst-cia grocery business, well located and a good trade: located here In Koseburg. Now if you are looking after anythingof this kind, here is vour chance. Write or call on I. F. Rice A Co. Koseburg, Or LOCAL NEWS. A. R. Muttoon was in town from the Mule Creek mines on lower liog; o River today. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Butes go to Riddle Saturday to attend the funeral of the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. ii. Riddle. ITarlon Stanton, who came down from Deer creek today reports the road in an unusually good condition for this season of the year. On January 11, 1005, the six months extension of time expired which was grunted by the supreme court of Ore gon to Major L. D. Kinney, etal, for making final payment on the Flanagan estate property on Coos bay. This property, embracing flOO acres of land, lies between Marsh tie Id and North Bend and hasa waterfrontage of three quarters of a mile. The purchase price was $50,000, of which $14,000 was paid down. By failure to make the final payment within the specified time, the tract reverts to the Flanagan estate. Senator O. P. Coshow came home from Salem Ttursday night, tho legis lature having adjourned until Monday. , The usual llood of bills is being intro duced and the state printer's otlice is rushing them into print so as to be ready for action thereon. Measures vetoed by the governor after the close of the last legislative session will come up for a rehearing ln a few days. The amendment to the Australian ballot: law providing a means for voting a, straight party ticket by simply marking ! at the head of the respective columns, so arranged on the printed tickets, Is causing the greatest comment but the outcome is yet very difficult to forecast. Greatly in Demand. Nothing is more in demand than a medicine which meets modern require ments for a blood and system cleanser, such is Dr. King's New Life Pills. They are just what you need to cure stomach ana liver troubles. Try them. At A. V. Marsters ticco s drug store. 25c, guaranteed. Swindler in the Toils, Special to Evening Review. Portland, Jan. 13. A sensational parallel to the notorious government land frauds was disclosed here today when C- R. Griggs, a mining specula tor, was arrested on the charge of having swindled a number of persons out of sums aggregating a total of over $30,000 by means of fraudulent dealings in ficticious mining claims in Alaska. It is alleged that Griggs "located" some of his victims and to others he sold interests in the non-existent property, after which he chartered a special steamer and had them conveyed to alleged lacatlon of the mines. Upon the steamer's arrival Griggs was nowhere to be found and his swindle was thus exposed. Diligent search resulted in his being found ln Portland. j mm mrnm j Blockade Runners Taken. 8peclal to Evening Review. London, Jan. 13 Official advices say the British Steamer Roscly, while attempting to reach Vladivostok with a cargo of coal, was captured Wednes day by a Japanese cruiser. It is also reported that two British colliers, believed to have been carry ing contraband, have been captured by Japanese warships. oyama's army reinforced Berlin. Jan. 12 The Necste Nach rlchten today published a dispatch from Mukden, saying that according to the Russian intelligence, the Japanese army facing General j force b have been rein siege guuB recentlv usecl ment of. Port i infantry, makitl with 1254 gunf ra Tablets for Dyb(w tmmr-- ' have been biilVerimt vrti . 7?va and uled many reuml ,lthontV? Jlief, tujill I gat Ack'.r'B l)jH(.e, i i Tablets, wtfyci. I ued only a t-liorl lime ac' a unw etfeUly well, i b iukli'n you for lho f pettdy ruv.ivory, I am (.rrntefnMf yourv, Francis J. Ctnso, Van (Oliver, Wnt-h. For br HntniUoii Drug to , kofeburic Oaklai d Drug l'o.. Oakland. nu tl to W. tl. Hiijuuii -ta Co , Iliilt'nlo, N. V , ('ii u fiiiu trial pbCko. (Nothlug Litt-j Them ) Fine War Atlas Free. The Review has secured a quantity of line Atlases, specially portraying the scenes ot operation in the great strug gle now on between Russia and Japan. ISoth nations are rushing immense armies to the front and severe conllicts are likely to occur at any time. This atlas contains 20 pages, each ll$xl4 inches in size, with tine, colored, full page maps, and a double-pugo birdseyo view of Japan, Korea and Manchuria. It also contains 40 important facts about each of the 40 leading nations of t he world, and a reproduction in their natural colors of the Hags of all nations Other illustrations and valuable de scriptive and statistical matter, and maps (all maps are in colors) showing .steamer i-outes and distauces are in cluded. One of these line atlases will he given Free to every person who pays his or her subscription to the Twice-a-week Review for one year in advance, or to the Daily Review for six months in advance. Send your order at once to Review Publishing Co., Roseburg, Oregon. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature R-I-P-A-N-S Tubules Doctors find A. good prencription For mankind Tbe rt-cont packet is enough for imual occa sion. The family botltte (flOcents);contatana upt'lT tor year. All lrusjitM bcII them. MISCELLANEOUS. COR SALE. Two cottages of five - and six rooms. Call at Review office. tf. GOOD, SAFE INSURANCE. See A. Q. Johnson, Taylor & Wilson Block. d-sw-tf. TO RKNT. Furnished rooms foot of Oak street. Mrs. F. E. Cav cuder. d fl. WANTED. At once, fresh milch cow. Douglas County Cream ery, Roseburg. d-sw-tf. IT OR RENT. A warehouse in Rose burg. Call on Mrs. M. Josephson for particulars. tf. FOR RENT. Two large front fur nished rooms cheap. Near Depot. Bath and electric lights. 020 Pine St. FOR RENT. Six-room house in Riverside Addition, one mile north of Roseburg, on the Edenbower road Address Thos. Graham, city, d-sw-tf. WANTED. By an experienced young man, a position as dry goods salesman. Good reference. Ad dress H. L. Wallace, care of Koseburg tiouse. VOLUMES OF MUHLBACH'S Historical Novels, New and of good binding, for sale at a bargain, if taken at once. See the in at the Re view office. DS. T. WEST. Fire insurance , Notary Public. City Property rented. County and City Warrants bought and collections made. Room 3, Taylor $& Wilson block. d-sw-tf. FOR SALE. Good house of five rooms, in Roseburg, with three ourthsof an acre of land in fruit trees and garden. Address "Z", care Re view, or inquire at Review office, d-sw REPRESENTATIVE WANTED. For Roseburg brighv braicy man or woman capable of earuing $20 to $30 per week. Dr. Bowie. Hotel McClallen. TEN DOLLARS REWARD. For the arrest and conviction of the person or persons throwing rubbish in to my reservoir, situated on the hill rlOO feet east of my property on Chad wick street, or trns passing within a radius of 50 feet thereof. d-ew-ll. J. T. Bryan. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER SHIP. The copartnership ex isting between W. E. Hoover and Joe Bloberger, as W. E. Hoover a Co., has been dissolved by mutual consent. W. E. Hoover continues the business and assumes all the debts of the firm, and all bills are payable to him. W. E. Hoover Joe Blohkrger. Roseburg, Ore., Jan. 2, 1W05. j 14. TOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETINGT i To the stockholders of the Odd Fellows Building Association of Rose burg Ore. You are hereby not i tied that the annual meeting of the Stock holders of the Odd v'Uows Building Association of Roseburg Ore., for the e'ection of a board of seven directors to serve durin the ensuing year, and for the transaction of such business may be lawfu.ly brought before the meeting, wt ce neid at the Odd f el lows Temple on Tuesday, Jan. IT, 1905 at o'clock p. m. l. is. moore, j-17. Secretary."!