Roseburg review., June 13, 1908, Image 2

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Jl'NK 13, 1908.
OREGON NOTE 8.
McMlnnvlI.e News-Heporter: A
houue a house. Who has a hount
to real? Nut one to be bad not
evuu a ihack.
Brownsville Tlinea: The votti
should satlufy those opponed to pro
hibition that sentiment In this coun
ty U decidedly against the saloon.
It will probably always remain so,
too. Of this fact the saloon advo
cates should sit up long enough to
take due and careful notice.
Echo Register: Strawberries will
yet bring Into Echo more money
than the alfalfa, for the slmplo rea
son that we have the sunshine and
the soil, the water and the transpor
tation facilities. Strawberries are
made up of water, sunshine and
work, mixed frequently and taken
often.
East Oregoulan: The country
will go ahead aB rapidly or even
more rapidly without saloons as with
them. The Irrigated -lands will sell
as readily, the orchards will bear an
heavily, the wheat harvest will yield
as well, the stock Industry will con
tinue to thrive and merchants will
sell even more goods than ever be
fore. J. M. Sweeney, of Detroit, Mich.,
has purchased, with the Idea of
planting and -cutting up Into or
cbardB, 1400 acres of land near Med
ford, and will organize a company
to Improve It. He will acquire other
property In the Rogue river valley
and establish an office at Detroit for
the purpose, of selling orchard land
In the east.
Though La Grande went dry,
along wth all Union county, the Ob
server says: As an evidence that
we will continue, to grow and that
business Interests will not shun the
city, we are authorized by one uf the
leading firms of the city to say thnt
already Ave new enterprises are
Keeking locations here, and that if
tho Interests n question fall to come
to satisfactory agreements with the
owners of the properties, the optloiiK
will be Immediately snappod up by
othors.
A ranch of 660 ncros on the Uma
tilla river east of Echo has been sold
for $26,000 that a few years ago
was sagebrush waBte worth onlj
$2.60 per acre.
A South Dakota buyer has pur
chased 66,000 sheep lately In Crook
county. For one lot of $ 16,000
yearling wethers he paid $2.26 per
bead.
Dallaa Itemlzer: A majority of
the peoplo of Dallas have decreed by
their votes that our town shall here
after be dry. This being so, The
Itemlzer wants to here and now
make a declaration, and that is that
It must bo made so In fact and not
In name, as are ao many towns In
the Willamette valley. We known
by personal observation that prohibi
tion in most of tho counties Is a mis
nomer, but, If we can help it, such
will not be the case here. The law
must be compiled with In every res
poet. 'There must be no bootlegging,
no blind pigs, nor any of the other
devices commonly used to divert ttu
wish of the people by vuto expressed.
The wheat crop of Morrow county
promises to be a little above the
average
A proposed new electric railroad
will run through Jacksonville if that
town raises $2,600.
Already most of the Grants Tuba
saloon buildings have been rented
for other purposes.
Cured of Urlght's Dlnciuf.
Geo. A. Sherman, I.lnbon Red
Mills, Lawrence Co., N. Y . , writes.
"I had kidney disease for many
years and had been treated by phy
sicians for twelve years; had taken
a well known kidney medicine and
other remedies thnt were recom
mended but gut no relief until I be
gan using Foley's Kidney Cure. The
first half bottle relieved me and four
bottles have cured mo of this terrible
disease. Before I began tsklna
Foley's Kidney Cure I had to make
water about every fifteen minutes,
day and night, and panned a brick
dust substance, and sometimes o
slimy substance. 1 believe I would
have died If I had not tnken Foley's
Kidney Cure." Red Cross Pharmacy
DEMAND WOMAN'S RK.IITS.
AMSTERDAM. June U Dp
tnaiidlng the vh ut for women, miff
ragettes from more than a -ore of
nations, Including Rome of the niottt
famous women of F.tirope and Am
erica, are assembled In Amsterdam
today. The conference of trie inter
national Woman Suffrage Alliance
will be opened Monday. Mrs. Carrie
Chapman Catt. of New York. In Itn
president. A majority of the Euro
pean delegates. especially thnxc
Tom Germany, are socialists, and a
resolution favoring the principles of
lnternatonal soils Ham may he Intro
duced.
We are sole agents for the Conklln
fielf Filling Fountain Pens and rec
omend them as being far ahead of
any other pn on the market. Can
non'! Book Store. TF
MiW ClIIHKM'Y ISSLK.
First Batch of Notes to be Circulated
In July.
WASHINGTON, June 12. Actual
work of printing the new notes au
thorized by the currency law enact
ed by congress commenced today and
will be pushed forward as rapidly
as possible by the bureau of engrav
ing and printing. Treusury olhcials
believe that the first notes of the
new issue wll be placed in emula
tion within three we-
The new notes will be Identical
th the national bank notes now in
use, except that the legend at the
top of the face of the note "Becured
by bonds of the United States" will
be changed to "secured by bonds ol
the United States or other securi
ties." The Controller of the Currency
now haB in the vaults ubout $203,
000,000 In old notes belonging to
various national banks, uud these
will be used as required until new
notes are printed and seasoned for
issue, it Is probuble that It will re
quire six mouth to change all of
the plates used by the 6810 national
bank, but it is expected that some
of the new Issue will be ready for
delivery by July 1 next. Several
matters connected with the new is
sue are, still under discussion, one
of the most Important being the de
nominations of the noti'H, but It Is
thought that the smaller denomina
tions will be Issued first, as each
autumn there Is a heavy demand
for small notes, especially from the
West and South. As soon us the
department Is ready to supply the
new notes In any qunntlty required
no further Ihbuo or the present notes
will be made, the present notes be
ing destroyed as fust as they reach
the Treasury for redemption and
the new notes lbHued In their place.
Will Cure Consumption.
A. A. Herren, Finch, Ark.,
writes: "Foley's Honey and Tar Is
tho bent preparation for coughs,
colds and lung trouble. I know that
It has cured consumption In the first
stages." You never heard of any
ono using Foley's Honey und Tar and
not being satisfied.
iikai. estate transeeus.
Th oh. Jennie to KIIzji Jennie.
$160; part of block N., HiihhoU'b
Addition to Hoseburg.
Cobb Heal Kstate Co., to II. J.
Denn. $750; 3 lotH if block !, In
Walto's addition to Konnburg.
T. P. Kolley to E. J. Dotirte, $10;
10 acres on South Umpqua river In
tp. 2H-6.
A. II. I' nilui in to 11. L. Cook &
Co., $10; e'4 sec. 0, 32-K.
11. W. Couch to R. P. Ilagshaw,
160 acres sec. .14, 111-:!.
o
Thinks It Saved Ills Mfo.
Lestor M. Kelson, of Naples, Me.,
nayB In a recent lotter: "I have used
Dr. Klug'B New Discovery ninny
years for coughs and colds, and I
think It snved my llfo. I hnve found
It a reliable remedy for throat and
lung complaints and would no more
be wltKbut a bottle than 1 would be
without food." For nearly forty
yenrs Now Discovery has Btood at
tho head of throat and lung roiuedles
As a preventative of pneumonia, and
heater of weak lungs It has no equal.
Sold undor guarnutee at A. C. Mar
sterB drug storo. COc and $1.00.
THAW HEARING TODAY.
Jerome Will IiinM on Matteuan for
the PrlNoiier.
POUGHKEEPSIR, N. Y.. June 13.
lief ore Judge Morch minor at the
special term today, uttorncvH for
Harry K. Thaw will auk for the Issu
ance of nn order commit I hip Thaw
to some non:crim.lnal Institution for
the insane. District Attorney Jer
ome will vigorously 'oppose such ac
tion. A Bold Step.
f OTrcnin the woll-prounrfM and
rcAAonabl ohjecttomi of tun more iuiel
llgnnt to the iim of nrrret, medicinal com
pounds, Dr. li, V. Pierce, ot ltuiT:iio, N
V., some tlnio aire, decided to make a hoM
departure frum the usual cmirso pursued
by Om maker uf put-up nmilrlnoa (nr ilo
untie um, ami o has published broad
cast and oiWnlr to the whole world, a full
and compwie hit ol all tho Ingrwlimta
tutor I on iuWtho composition ot his widely
ralbratd tdicrtW. Thus he has Uk.-li
hit numeryfTs vUtront and patients Into
hit full KinUrfTiu-e. Thus too ho has nv
noveMiiyjilicinri from among Mvret
notrTiir j( doutuful merits, and mailt
tbeml'firrniitc of Known CvmvoM'.tUiiu
nr. ricro shown
ol only tin- wrtpper of trrry Iconic
Of IT. I'l.-nv ilolih-n M. du-tl l)lnofprv. tli
ffttiHUH uitll- liif f.-r i 4k Hi'tiim h, 1 rj-ul
llrir hlllMiiMt. 'ii tut) n .mrrh.il ums
hrir I.H ul. imvo prim.'.i uiHin 11. in
f lam hnelih. f.iil rikI i .uii.U-tr 1'st .( all
li InrmJifiitn t'l'inivMi' it. hut Miial)
Uvk bn .n i-onifilfJ from nutiwrii
ilttiiitrtl in.-.;.. a t,f a;; lllL, ,,,,
.hiO'l ( frt- lire. 'onit;i'h:( vriv N-.un r
ou fiiri-u tn ni tho wtUnic ir 1r uli-k
lT.-tiiiinfr of miNlu hir. t n.l. r-inc ri (
(fri.Hifcji i.tf( ttrm: ca U ai d ovrrv t.-trie
(llrnt Cciitalml lit lr I't-r. mrdl
(ne of theo llltlo tt,t Mill lc rt ailol fn
t any on amllrf anltt n i-.-talcsr.li i
t- l.-nrr. ui hr. K. V. Vwrxv. WP.tU;
anil iriuftiiitf the iihik. I'm iu Uih hli.f
h..k ll will Iffti-nnl that It. IVrc' n.c,l
tclnr Cvmialn um aiiuhfi. nar.ctl. ml i i ; '
UniUor otlit-r i'!mh. vim or lii'.ii t'tia ar tit
that tl4- an fr "-- Mjii.t-, i- s
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IT I'll1 rvi t f aror'i I'n ifion fot ..a'.
prfiii4, nrr workrtL " tvn.l. n - n,-i r
ml 0ttlltairt it- n-. mUvtvo! l,.im
jr-ar af, h thi l-ulin. f,-r :ti ilar ailri fi
atTfviiiif thrir Kjuit In ft.-t. o-k of Mr
ntl iiluilila mrtiirinal i lint r;itcrm tru
lha .or.a-..iiifi of i -r Pu n o r av. pr."
J.TU.H..II kl,ll lu U:r k
'Nuiw-Wwl i'r Vti,.ul,,-fc-w ,.f u,.
JT not a fpw of our ttHt j , . ,.
A. mi.l. up I,, tt,;,...,.1 ,1 ,, ,:
etvf. tti. " I .t,.rM Yi.-wtli.ii,,,, - , .
em. lent n-mr.li frr rr-t I. ,,.. ,11 ,i, on
Jiilf fuiicuwie, .Mirn-ii.,! ,t:.,l,rmcntik I
El". "" r"'-''"n tr.A rt..rT-MW
O.n-omlnf painful ti'r'-f ip t'
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IfSjCASTBRIA
U&pj ,J For Infants and Children.
IjCASTO!
ALCOHOL 3 PKH m.
AVcgelable ftepantftonforAs.
slmilailngiheFootfaralffegula
Itagtlie Sionmhs amLOowEteaf
Promotes DigeslionWtil-
ness and Hesironlalns nciitur
Opium .Morphine norMiimraL
NOT NARCOTIC.
AdpnfouiksWLamam
jUx-Smna
iCtoittajkUitt
Clarfini Suqar
hataynm tlann
Amrfirt Rpmprlv rnrfnmflra-
lion , Sour Stoniach.Dlarrtoa
Worms tuiMilsions.revmsir
ness and LOSS or SLEEK
Facsimile Signature of
NEW YOHK.
JaiiU'H G. Graham, consul for
Thaw, Iiuh asked Mr. Jerome to con
sent to a committment to one of the
non-criminal state hospitals, prefer
ably the one ut Middletown, N. Y.,
where It Is believed the mirrouud
lng would be more conductive to
recovery than at iMatteuwan. Mr.
(irahum contends that Thaw Is en
titled to Hi lu much consideration
si nee he was acquitted of the charge
of murder, and Is therefore not a
criminal In the sight of the law. Mr.
Jerome Insists on his return to Mat
teuwan, where there are less chuucea
for escape.
Phone lf,;t for anything in the
bakery line. Kree delivery. Ump
qua Hnkery, E. Jennings, Proprietor.
UTE
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
Tha Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tho
Signature ot
Our
Driver is
Careful--
- Our-dilv-er'a diMy. ineluden
more than merely calling for
your dirty linen nnd returning
tho pnekngett after we have
laundered it.
He is required to make r'g
ular calls tuion our customers
to carefully mark the owner's
name upon the bundlo aa he re
ceives it, to avoid any chance
of error to carefully note any
request mn le and to Veport It
to us for nttentlon, and to give
at all tiir.cat pultte, pronipt ?r
vlco to our customers. You'll
appreciate It.
Phone tie nitil we will call for
your work.
ROSF.Bl'RG STEAM
L A U N-D
lis '. v! I
Exact Copy of Wrapper,
ELECTRICAL
CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR SHOP
We install isolated plants, switchboards, etc.
Corner Cass and Rose Sts.
H. W. ALTHAUS & SONS
HIGH GRADE PLUMBING
0 GLEN D. NECLEY
At S. K. Sykst Hirdw.r. Star. Phom JJ1. An Wark Cuarantwel
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
A&
Bears the
Signature
of
In
. Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIJ
YW Cf PTTAUW ItMMNTi MCW TSUI CITY.
TIIKV WON'T GO DHY.
We mean your watches and time
pieces. They must be kept cleaned
and oiled to get the best results. Re
member watch making Is our only
Hpeclnlty. J. T. Bryan, The Watch
maker. dTF
MONEY FOR, YOU
If you plant the right
kind of trees.
See
A. L. KiTCHIN,
Nursery Salesman, Roseburg, Or.
LEONA MILLS
Lumber Company
Lumber, Lath,
Shingles and
Dry Finish Lumber
Yards on lower Oak Street
Roscburg, 'Phone 1411
I'KOFKHMIONAI.
R. CHAPMAN. D. I), tv
Abrfthftm Untitling Telepbooe 11.
" - Hourc.-0 to", p.-m. -
ROHIBl'RO OMIiOl
Ofllee Hours: Phone
10 to 12 a. m. Offlce Main 1711
2 to i p. m. neslil. Main 1721
1II. M'CKTTA SMITH,
rhyHU'laii
'onten niii Children's Diseases a
Specialty.
Olflre: Rooms S and 9. Marsters' Bite
next to Douglns County Hunk Uldg
QKO. E. HOI CK, M. D.
Offl ' n ih Review Uultittnit. apuln
room, IS ftud 14.
X-KAT AHD KLKCTftlCAL TRtATMBhT.
TKLKPHONK U A I N 1
RcNKRUIUl - OatOO
fa C. 8EKLY, Mi 1).
Olllces: Itooms 11. 12 and 13, Dongliu
Coucty Hank tfuMdinR.
PhohiT-I
ROM If HP KM
vY
TO VR1) HKMF TOMOIUIOW.
Anna Gould, However, Will Hang on
to tier Millions.
PARIS, June 13. It is reported
that the marriage of INI me. Anna
Gould, divorced wife of Count Uonl
de Caatellane, to Prince Helle de Su-
gan, a cousin of the count, will take
place tomorrow. The wedding will
urobabiy be quiet, aB both the prince
and Mme, Gould have declared their
anxiety to avoid further notoriety.
It Is alleged that all opposition of
the Gould family to the union has
been withdrawn. !
The wedding will close one of the
most sensational international court
ships ever known. The frendship of
Mme. Gould and the prince began
before the former had secured a le- j
gal separation from Count Castel-
Inne. led to a personal .encounter be-'
tween the noble wooer and the dis
carded husband and became almost '
an opfn scandal when Mme. Gould ;
and 'Prince de Sagan made a pleasure
Jaunt to Italy, with a New York bank j
clerk as chaperon. I
There will be a civil ceremony and
so a religious ceremony, the latter
to he performed by a Protestant
minister. The couple will be mar-1
rled under what Is known in France
as the "separation of property re
gime," each party remaining in ab
solute control of hi? or her own for-.
tune, which In the event of death i
will not pass to the survivor, but to j
the heirs of the deceased. i
After the marriage the Prince and
Princes de Sngan will reside In
France.
lluckllus Arnica Salve Wins.
Tom Moore, of Rural Route 1,
Cochran, Ga., writes: "I had a bad.
sore come on the insten of niv foot
and could find nothing that would
heal It until I applied Bucklen s Ar
nica Salve. Less than half of a 25
cent box won the day for rae by af
fecting a perfect euro." Sold under
guarantee at A. C. Marsters' drug
store.
COFFEE
Five degrees of excel
lence: good; better;
fine; finer;
finest: all Schilling's Best.
Your arocir return, rour money il you don't
like It: we pay bia
WANTED
WANTED Milch cows to handle
on shares. Have plenty of good
pasture. References furnished.
Address L. B. Kingman, Brock
way, Ore. dBwlw
GIRL, WANTED For general house
work, no washing or Ironing. Ap
ply to Rosebitrg Steam Laundry or
to O. C. Baker.
BOY WANTED To milk cow. Ap
ply In person at residence of Dr,
K. L Miller. tf
FOB SALE.
KOR SALE Scholarship In the
Behnke alkor Business College,
of Portland. Will sell for 24.60,
which is a bargain. AddresB
Leonu Matthews, Glide, Ore. dsw
FOR SALE One mare and colt, one
colt three years old, one, one year
old; one black Jersey bull aged 18
month, four heifers, each two
years old; one good nillrh cow and
calf. Call on or addrfss A. F.
Bahrke. Melrose, Oregon. dswJ15
FOR SALE Practically new 6-room
cottnge. all modern conveniences.
Will exchange for Portland prop
erty. Call on L. Kabat, Roseburg.
Oregon. dswtf
FOR SALE An eight-horse power
bollei and vertical engine. Cheap,
If taken at once. Call on F. F.
Patterson. dswJ2S
FOR SALE Good paying plumbing
and tinning business. Address H.,
care of Review, Roseburg. tf
EGGS FOR SALE A fine strain of
Buff Leghorn eggs for Bale at
11.00 per setting ot fifteen. Mrs.
Mary Whipple, Edenbower. dtf
FOR SALE Wardrobe, stoves, bed
room furniture, tables. Mrs. Byrl
Smith. Cnss and Stephens St.
hm RENT.
FOR RENT A beautifully, clean,
remodelled house, three blocks
from postoffleo. Inquire at Judge
Hamilton's residence. dTF
FIRNISIIEI1 ROOMS Flue new
furnished rooms for rent, with ot
without board. Call at this of
fice TF
U)ST AM) KOrNU.
LOST Lady's gold watch with short
chain; baby ring on chain. Was
lost between Howbtirg Meat Mar
ket and H. D.May's ranch. Kind-
6 er please return to Roseburg Meat
Market and receive reward. tf
MISCELLANKOl'8.
NOTU'K TO CKKD1TOIW Having
lost our business by tire, we res
pectfully ask all persons knowing
themselves indebted to us to settle
as soon as possible. T. J. Wll,
1.1AMS 4 SON, Wilbur Or. tf
j ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE I have
I for sale i lots on pine street,
also lot and building known ae
the Penning lodging house, ),ane
street. Also 5 acres 1 S miles
out. near Target Range, and 20
acres In Looking Glass. Fur par
ticulars call on or address J. T.
Goodman, administrator estate of
J. J. McCoy, deceaj d dtf
FARMERS
Take a look at the cut above of the simplest, strongest,
best cutting mower on the market today
It's a CHAMPION the world over.
You will need a Mower, Rake and Tedder to cure your
hay properly, why not buy the best?
Call or write us aud let us tell you why you should buy
the CHAMPION
J. F. Barker & Co.
, VEHICLES
Phone 201
Roseburg, Oregon.
What makes our
I business
H It's because we treat
n the people right.
Some merchants in their attempt to lead in
prices often buy inferior goods but that is some
thing that this company does not do.
Our courteous treatment, the superior quality
of our goods and the right prices is what is build
ing up our business every day.
If you are not a regular customer place a trial
order and be convinced.
Yours for a square deal,
It
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I Alton S. Frey & Co
tt GR.OCF.RS
Phones 201. anil. 551
ROSEBURG MEAT MARKET
H. D. MAY. Prop.
Fresh and Cured Meats of all kinds
Fish and Poultry
We know how to cut meat to get the beat results In cooking. There
is more in the cutting than mo&t peo pie believe. We may be termed ex
perts In our line. Let us prepare your Sunday roa3t, and you will b
convinced. We want your trade.
Special Five Delivery. Phone 1341.
Shop on Sherldao
WANTED $1,0000 W0RTH of 2nd HanJ
Bradley's Second Hand Store
Q I handle both new and second hand goods. Try my
prices on harness. You will find that I am right.
A. D. BRADLEY, - The 2nd HT Man
IMPLEMENTS
5
grow?
Succeon;toJ.p. Barker & Co.
We Bny Hides.
Street, Near the Depot.
We Like The
Meat We Sell
We wouldn't hesitate to eat any
piece of meat we sell. We know
that It Is all rlRht and everything It
should be. Our meats are tha
choicest that cmerleni-
, cure. If you try it you'll agree that
juii ur.er tastea belter.
) The Economy Market
Cieo. Kohlhatcrn, Prop.
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