EVENING ROSEBURO REVIEW
ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY
Office-Review Building, (first floor)
Jacluoa Street, telephone Main pol.
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Ver j.r, ly m.ll
I'er inonlh, dellvertul &
Pr wouk, delivered
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THE KHENZIKD FOL'HTil.
(Youths Companion).
Ai.ieiiirui. aro coming to be
buuu.eU 01 the way In which th'.-y
ic.coiuie the Fourth of July. Ever)
consideration of safety, good taste
and sincere patriotism is hostile to
the din and dangor which signalize
what ought to be a sacred anniver
sary. On the last five Independence days
more than eleven hundred person
were killed, and the maimed and
blinded outnumber the army that
Washington brought through the
terrible winter at Valley Forge, the
army that created Independence
Day. We deliberately burn our mil
lions of dollars worth of explosives
fur the sole purpose of muklng noise,
this does not Include evening fire
works, which are Justified by their
beauty, and we burn up millions
more In accidental fires.
Our glorious Fourth is a day of
anxiety and labor for our fire depart
ments, police departments, hospitals,
surgeons, nurBes, projerty-owners
and parent. And all for what?
Not surely, to express spontaneous
y in the fact that our country was
born, and not to honor tho memory
of the men who made the nation.
The men who prayed nt Cambridge
Common before marching to battle
would not feel honored by a cere
mony which burns down a house,
blinds a child, and robs a working
man of tho hand by which he sup
ports himself.
Mrs. Isaac L. Illce, in an article
In the Century Magazine, makes a
plea for a sane Fourth. Hand con
certs, illuminations, evening .display
of Aroworka, conducted by experien
ced men, out-door sports, picnics and
singing of national songB, tho ringing
of bells, patriotic addresHes, Hag
raisings, the reading aloud In every
household of the Declaration of In
dependence these are abundant oc
cupations of a gruvo and gny nature
to fill the day.
One suggestion tho Companion
earnestly makes to parents. It the
children must hnvo tliotr firecrackers
and other Instruments of torture, let
the adult play with the children ami
keep a watchful eye on their dan
gerous fun.
T1IK I'llOIIIIIIiiON Olthl.'It.
MclcDtlsts, Church OltlciulH and Doc
tors aro Kxeinpt.
The order of prohibition Issued by
the county court In this city Monday.
and which goes into effect on July 1
provides:
"That said ordor shall not be con
strucd to prohibit the sain of pure
alcohol for scientific and manufactur
ing purpose, or wines to church
officials for sacrameutal purposes, or
alcohollc stimulants as medicine In
cases of actual sickness, nor one reg
istered pharmacist selling such nlro
hollo liquors to another registered
pharmacist."
With refereuce to cases of sick
ness, the ocal option law under
which the prohibition order was Is
sued, provides that a physician's pre
scription Is good for only one pur
chase of alcoholic stimulant. Just
as soon as Uie prescription Is BlUity It
Is not handed back to the purchaser,
but Is cancelled then and there.
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A Grand Family Medicine.
"It gives me pli'ni.ire to speak a
nnj word fc? "Srrtr'r
writes Mr. Frank Conlan.ppf No.
43d Houston Ht., New YorkV "It's
a grand family medicine for dyspep
slsn and liver complications; while
for lame back and weak kidneys II
cannot be too highly recommended."
Electric Bitters regulate the digest
ive functions, purify the blood, and
Impart renewed vigor and vitality to
sexes. Sold under guarantee at A.
C. Manners' drug store. GOc.
CALL KOH (XU XTY WAKItANTS.
Notice la hereby (ttven all parties
holding county warrants Ismied by
Douglas County Oregon, and eip
doraed prior to and IncludlUK the
30th day of January 1907. to present
the aamo to the County Treasurer of
Douglaa county, Oregon. t his of
flee for payment na Interest thereon
will reaae after the date of this
notice.
Dated at7 Ilooeburg, Oregon, this
tsth day of June, mos
J. K. SAWYKItS.
Treaaurr of Douglna Cuuutv. Or
djyH
TMnka It Saved Uin Life.
I.wter M. Nelnon. of Naples, Me.,
aayi In a recent letter: "I have umM
Dr. King's New IMacovery many
years for coughs and colda, and 1
think It sated my life. I have found
l a reliable remedyr throat and
tunc complaints anvtNuld no more
be without a bottle than I would he
without food." For nearly forty
years New Discovery has atood at
the head of throat and lung remedies
As ft preventative of pneumonia 0nnd
healer of weak lungs It has no eo.ua).
Bold under guarantee at A. C. Mar
kers' drug store. GOc and 00-
TO ItKVIKK HATKS.
Modern Woodmen of America Meet
In I'eorla, Illinois.
PRORIA. III., June 10. An un
equivocal stand for a readjustment
of rates Is taken by Head Clerk C.
W. Hawes of the Modern Woodmen
of America. In his report presented
at the firtenth head camp session of
the order, convened hero this morn
ing. Ten possible plans are sugges
ted, and It Is expected that before the ,
heod camp adjourns next Saturday,
arrangements will be made to hold
another session within the year, to
be devoted exclusively to the rate
question.
The BesBlon was called to order
this morning by Head Consul A. i"
Talbot, the president of the society.
There are 034 delegates and head
ollleers, representing all parts of the
country, sitting In the convention.
On Thursday a big parade will be
held, which Is expected lo uttract
50,000 visitors. Tho national en
campment of the degree tennis is
also In session here, with 5,000 For
esters In attendance.
Accordng to the report of Head
Consul Hawes, submitted loday, the
present membership Is 920,1711, with
12.0H9 locnl lodges. The Insurance
In force aggregates $1,4:10,088,000.
Ilenellt fund rccepts during the past
term, 1905-1907, wero 24,70,ssr,.
53, nnd disbursements $-1 ,7!ts,:i07.
.18. (lenernl fund recelptH were
$2,908,509.02, and disbursements,
12.706, 019. 911.
The report shows that during the
society's existence Its deaths have
totalled ltd. 400, the death rate at
all ages being 5.02 per 1000. This
Is very favorable, as the National
Fraternal Congress table shows n
death ruto of 7.51 and the American
lOxperionce table n rate of 10.24 per
1000.
At the society's present rales. wllhCD
twelve assesumentB per year, the
members nt all ages are paying Tor
'in nveruge of only s:t90 of each
(1000 In force. It is this rnntlltlnn
of affairs that calls for a rale ad
justment.
Head Consul A. It. Talbot's report,
also presenled today, VeeoinmondH
tho establishment of a hiiiiI1;i i-L4jri
for tuberculoslf, n site for this pur
pose having already been secured nt
Colorado Hprlngs, Colo. The mem
bers of the order are reported an
having already contributed $50, OHO
'or this purpose.
A thorough consideration oO the
rate question Is nisi?' urged by Gu(;)l
ralbol, who predicts that legislation
;n tho various states within the tiext
'ew yearH will render!!?, ImpeiWtlve
lint (oi)l fraternal orders shall reud
Just "UveJr rates. During tho last
wo years the order ll.Hff nilnillted
155,001 new members and has paid
12.504 death claims, aggregate
f21,7S5,r,7(S.,8.
-e o -. o
Stimulation wijIuVut lrrititlfo)!.
In ciiBO of flblnarh n(i$ liver trou
ble lio proper Treatment ltt to Hliin
lluto them orKanH without Irritating
'limn. Orlno Limit IveKruR Syrup
lids digCHt Ion 11 ml tJnji$luti'H the
'Iver nnd howola without irritating
heao organa HUo jJIIIb or ordinary
ntlmrLU'H. It ttncti nut niuiHoittu or
irlpo amU.Ii) nillri aiJ, ideiiHunt to
rako.
COMMODITY TFKT.
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test
WASHINGTON, June -A
nse InvolvltiK the ct i(nt;i t loKrC1. 1 1 y oT
'he comiiHKlity cltuse of the I
burn rate bill, requiring tI roads
iwalii); coal properties (to) dispose of
their holdhiKs, will be roinnienced
'oday lu Philadelphia.
In accordance with an uiiderstnnd
liiK with the Department of Justirc
tin case will be tried, upon anljijreed
State of fncts. and proseeut ions
pvlll he bemtn against the railroads
dlreetly Interested In the suit 1111111(3)
decision of the vfiurp has q been
reached.
The inSx! h 'rho Life."
lenco hu novnr (fifiw ttnyoud lh)
W)Vm simple ntateiui nlnf wrlpturw. Hut
It ban illuininuird llmt Matemeut undG
given it a inrunitiK "Vi-r broadenlnj: with 1
the IncrtubiltiK brrmtih uf know im. j
When the bluud n " tmd " or Impure It
la not alone the Uity wlilt-h miITith I
UintiiKb dtscu.sii. Tin bntlu Is ai I
rloudwl, SLn nilnd and Judgement are I
tl.aiHrtKany an evil dct A or ItniMire i
thoYlirvnjrvijltKMvi iraoed to the !
tmpiWyof the bsj Foul, Impure Mood
can be made pure by r .Mir I
lVr-it;..ii,JLM..,;,,.t
La tl:- t ;v.-i tUreby
irurtug. pinipU-a, l-leu-lu'. vruptiuna nnd
ollnr cutuin'nus ntrvtlon!, as e- am, 1
leiterPjr -;i!'.-rh-:m.eh!ves8 and other !
nitnifriliitluiil o( luipiirn blood.
tft t (f
In the cure of rofn!out jiw siting, er
larwed irliiints, ooiMi ivitmir uli rr, or eld
aiiri'jt, tlit'"ili-l.l t. Mi.n.-nl Di-jf.iv.T) hn
prrfeiunsl ltii u: it ni.irv vtw i-urtv. In
cases of n!d M'lrs.er uiumi r.ttlinr u In f.
It is wi'll in pflv to tlit oj. .1 -otf- !r
Plercu's All lb'.tiinit Niiho. w hU-h pot
rsjms woii.l.Tdil luiihiiit ix-n.-v whfi
UImI an spi'Mi'tithm in llit v,.rt s 'n rin
Juni'ttoii with tht ;,;)'( "li,.! i,-n Mlir-il
DWcovrry ' a- 11 til.ntl rlcanmu on-Ml-tutUniAl
tri'(nnMit. If iuir dru jm j
don't happf-n to have ili. '.Ml Hi-ii'tng
Salve" In -tf U. you rsn e.:lv pnvurp It I
by liu'lo-ii.rf ti rt v - four cents lnotiige '
9tanpnto Dr. li. V, Vv. Miln St.. '
ButTaio, N. Y-. and tt fe) n.. to v.ii by
return pmL Mi drncxi-t. it
well as the -Gnitb-ii Minih-al Discovery. - !
A' j
Yon can't af?rl t. r -f.-; a,,t t.;i-.: ,-lr
of liuMtiiu-ii tP'Fftmtrtt'H as a v:Vtiti;te
lor "to. Men Medu-.il DiM-overf. . ,h t
S nmlloine or known rmn-oM rins,
having a rtnpVte ht o' iimtin-jit.- In
plain Kngllth on lj erapi-r. the
ijir iu-ti s co.V 1 umb-r imih.
Dr. l'lrce' n I IVIJet n-c-i ate '
BAd tnvioraUaujmaclLUTaraiid ujeiK -
Iff fT9l C ASTOHIH
liiiii
ALrOIIOL. 3 fFH ri'
Acge!iil)lrPrci.iral!onrorAl
s fiui ia 1 ti ig the Fuotf and Redula
I iitg Utc S toraatlisBiniUowdsof
gto :
Promoles DitolionJCIiferfiil
ion '
ncss and lfeslonlslns iwithtr1
Opiuni .Morphine norMiutraL
S'e.l .
eKytiroiJDcsmwnwm
PmfJiai StrJ"
jtlx.Snuia
i'fpwtmini -tulmioatiltStda
UrmSrrJ
Cianlfit Sutjor .
hmtinnrnt Harm.
Ancrferl Remedy forCVmsaiia-
lion Sour Sloniach.Dlarrliuea
Worms foiiuLsioiis.revcrisa
liras mulLOSSOrSLEEP.
Facsimile Signature of
NEW YOHK.
Kio-
' Exact Copy of Wrapper.
FOItKSTKY Alkroi.TMI:.TS.
V;i..liitiK Oil, June Hi. V.
S(!.
TurmT has ben appulntrd a Kotv.-it
Cuard on tho lliuu MountaiiiK (E)
Natluiial l-'uicst.
Jiurn'H L. FurnlHh, Kalph Taylor
and Archie O. KiiuwIch have boon
aiipointt'd I''Qr?'st (luardK on the Cas
iradi' ( Willamette) National Forest.
tleoi'Ke II. West has been appoin
ted a Forest (!uard on the Cascade
(Mazama) Rational Forust and
Smith (t Taylor on the Cascade
(Willamette) National Forest.
F. irki rues ami Walter AIIIhoii have
been iVppolnted Forest (Juards on the
nine Mtitalns (F) National For-
'St.
Miss 10. A. Newell has been appoin
ted a (CVrk (temporary) on the Cas-
cade
( U'lLLini.'tU') National Forest.
y o
Will Cure Consumption.
A . A . I lor ron, Finch, Ark . ,
wrie);: "Foley's Honey and Tar is
the best pre para tli )ii for coughs,
colds and limn IroifVle. I know that
It ls cured consiinmtlon In the first
Htjgj's." You (fiJ-veT heard or any
one ushiK Foley's Hom'v and Tar and
not beiisatlstied. O
5) O
Driver is
CaFeful-
Our driver's duty Includes
more than merely calling for
wur dirty linen and returning
the Mckages after wo have
j laundered it.
IJo Is required to make reg
ular calls upon our customers
to carefully marOhe owner's
name upon the bundle as he re
ceives It. (lo) avoid any chance
of error to carefully note any
request made and to report It
t i us for n;ieutlon, and to g've
at alt limes polite, prompt ser
vice to (Mir customers. You'll
appreciate It.
Phone us nnd we will call for
your work.
ROSl'.lU'RG STEAM
LAUNDRY
i
BW2
ELECTRICAL
CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR SHOP
We install isolated plants, switchboards, etc.
a Corner Cass and Rose Sis.
11. W. ALTHAUS & SONS
HIGH GRADE PLUMBING.
CLEN D. NECLEY
At 5. K. Svkes Hardware Store. Phone 251.' AO Wort Guaranteed
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
w Venn airv.
ItlOAL KSTATK THANsriOItS.
Neal I). McCall to Pearl Ther
rlault, $l.r()0; 8U acres sec. 10, L'8-4.
W. I). DeVarney to Frances B.
Donaldson, $2000; 1(10 acres see. 32
14-8.
Jaw.
Ilarron to ('harles Hove,
1400; lOO acres of sec. 6, 24-3.
H. C. (iardner to V. J. Evans,
$".00; 5 acres in Gardiner's addition
to Myrtle Creek.
L. K. Goodman to School District
No. 13. $.'; parcel of land at Look
Iuk Glass.
A. L. Striplln to T. U. Cutsforth
$10; 223 acres lu sec. 30, 30-5, and
see. 2 ft, 30 (J.
.1. C. Fullerton to J. It. Dixon
$:.'); lots 10 and 1 1. block 2, II. D
Thomas' sub-division of lots 12 and
13, Fruitvale.
II. A. Champagne to .1. U. Dixon
$100; 5 lots tn Fruitvale.
II. It. Lewis to .1. W. Poole, $ir.O
f Vx acres at Wilbur.
MONEY FOR, YOU
If you p?ant the right
(kjnd of trees.
- See -
A. L. KITCHI.N,
Nursery Salesman, Roseburg, Or
FKOFKNHIONAI.
J.R
CHAPMAN, n. I).
Ahrthtm Mi.liilltiir I'Hlrlnhii tim II
I Houn. 9 ft. m. to 5 p, id.
KOfKHPKO OKK'JOK
j Otllce Hours: Phones
10 to 12 a. m. OPVe Main 1711
2 to 4 p. m. RetUd. Malu 1721
I iu. ircKTTA
Physician
; Women nnd Children's Diseases a
Specialty.
' OmYe: Rooms S nnd 9, Marsters Blk.
next to Douglas County Bank Bids.
KO. K. IIOI'CK, M. D.
X-Kat Klstkica l Thkatmsst.
TKI.Kl' HONK MAIN 1
RonKKrao - Orroob
C, HKKLY, M. D.
HtHcrt: Room 11, 12 and 13, Pontflft'
Couety Bank ButldiuR. 5a
Piionk 7"l
KiwvrnrRit OKKiin
"SI" WII.I.KTT IX MISHAP.
Hi: I'uginv ColliOe With Anutliur In
Purtland l ards.
Portland (Or.) Journal, June 15:
(engineer S. K. Willett of Southern
Pacific locomotive 2196, was In a
hurry to reach the roundhouse this ,
Liornlng at 7:40, and started his 65- 1
ton toy out of the I'nlon depot yards
at a lively clip. It happened that
Knineor Frank Wilhelm and F'rc- !
man Iiemlck on the Northern Pact tic
Terminal switch engine No. 7, were ;
j'ift corning out of the cinder pit
with a ilat loaded with cinders. The 1
two came together with a crash, j
Eoth le-'.dtrs were thrown off the'
track, the rails were torn out of
place and the terminal semaphores
were put entirely to the bad.
The accident took place right
where the main track from the steel
bridge enters the depot yard and ;
crosses the switches from the round
house, so that all passenger trains
entering the I'nlon depot had to
switch out and In through the freight
yards and enter the depot from the
west end, over the Northern Pacific
acks.
it took a crew of 40 men and two
foremen of yards one from tho
Southern Pacific and another from
he Terminal a couple of hours to
m't nit lucumouves uacs. on me '
track. No. 2196 had a big dent In .
ihb tender, and her footbonrd was!
smashed to spinters. while all four
trucks of the tender wero knocked:
otf the track. No. 7 didn't escape bo
easily. Her tender had nearly
crossed the main track when it was
strufk by the Southern Pacific loco-
1
tank, her rail broken and her tend-i
er forced Into a shallow dltoh. The
wrecking crew got 2196 hack upon
the track by using Jacks and Jumpers
hut It took half a cord of slahwood
piled under the wheels of the tender
and a helper engine tugging away
at the end of a steel cable to pull
No. 7 back to where she belonged.
Uoth engines were sent to the shops.
Xo one was hurt.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature of
Refrigerators.
Full line of first class refrigerat
ors, enamel lined and guaranteed
satisfactory. Nothing equals our Vu
dor Porch Shades to keep that hot
porch comfortable. We have them 4,
6, 8, and 10 feet wide.
B. W. STRONG,
The Furniture Man.
Hueklina Arnica Salve Wins.
Tom Moore, or Rural Route 1,
Cochran, Cla., writes: "1 had a bad
sore come on the lustep of my foot
and could find nothing that would
heal It until 1 applied Bucklen's Ar
nica Salve. Loss than half of a 25
cent box won the day for me by af
fecting a perfect cure." Sold under
guarantee nt A. C. Marstera drug
store,.
Colic and Diarrhoea.
Pains In the stomach, colic and
diarrhoea are quickly relieved by the
use of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by
Hamilton Drug Co.
COFFEE
Good coffee is partly in
buying" and partly in
makings; like everything
else.
Your grocer returns Tour moner il you don't
UL bvhiliiug'i beat: we jv tutu.
WAXTKI)
C.IRI, WANTED For genpral house
work, no washing or ironing. Ap
ply to Koseimrg btt-am i.aun(li'y or
lo O. C. llakor.
KOH SALE.
KOH SALE Oood p:ng plumbing
nml tinning busiiM'ss. Address H.,
care of Review, Roseburg. tf
ECir.S KOR SALE A fine strain of
Ruff Leghorn eggs for sale at
$1.00 per setting of fifteen. Mrs
Mary Whipple, Edenbnwer. dtf
KOH rtKXT.
KOR RENT A beautifully' elean.
remodelled house, three Woekfi
from postofflce. Inquire at Judge
liamilrtin s T35ieriVv. uTr
FI'RNISIIEI") ROOMS Fine new
furnished rooms for rent, with 01
without board. Call at this of
fice TK
LOST AMI KOl'XI.
LOST Voeket hook, containing ke.
and small change. Was lost be
tween West Rosehwrg and depot
finder pleao leave at Review of
fice. dTF
MISCKIXANKOIS.
NOTICE TO CHKDITOHH Havln
loot our business br tire, we res
pectfully ask all persons knowing
themselves Indebted to us to settle
as soon as posv'.hle. T. J.
MAMS A SON. Wllhur r. tf
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALH I have
for sale 2 H lots on Pine street.
a1 so lot and build in k known as
the IVmiine lodsinR house. Lane
( street. Also 5 acres 1 S miles
nut. near Target Range, and 20
acres fn Looking CIlas. For par
ticulars call on or address J. T
Goodman, administrator estate of
J. J. McCoy, deceu d dtf
FARMERS
Take a look at the cm above of the simplest, strongest,
. - , .
DL'Sl ciuuug mower lh uie nuirKt'i tuuay
. m t- .t 1 s
HSa 1 1 f. 17 X r tJ ri
xr ... . r
ou will need a Mower,
1,...
properly, why not buy
Call or write us and let us
"ie V--'i0 J-UA
J. F. Barker & Co.
VEHICLES
Phone
Roseburg,
PMSsiiess grow?
t's because we treat
the people
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, he superior quality
of our goods and the right prices is what is build
ing up our business every dav.
If you are not a regular customer place a trial
order aud be convinced.
Yours for a square deal,
Alton S.
GROCERS
Phones 2il. und jVil Successors'to,J.F. Darker &. Co.
ROSEBURG MEAT MARKET
jfctiffi H. D. MAY, Prop,
FresH and Cured Meats of all kinds
Fist and Poultry
We know how to cut meat (o get the best results In cooking. There
is more in tho cutting than most people believe. We may be termed ex
peris in our line. Let us prepare your Sunday roast, and you will be
convinced. We want your trade.
Special Five Delivery. Phone 1.111. We Buy Hid us.
Simp on Sheridan Street, Xear the Depot.
WANTED S1,000 0 W0RTH of 2nd Hand
Bradley's Second Hand Store
Q I handle both new and second hand poods. Try rny
prices on harness. You will find that I am right.
A. D.cfiRADLEY, -
1 . , 1
me WUHU UVCr.
, . . -
Kakc and leader to cure j'our
th.e best?
tell you why you should buy
201
Oregon.
IMPLEMENTS
right.
Frey & Co I
Wc Like The
Meat We Sell
We wouldn't hesitate to eat any
liive of meat we Bell. We know
Unit it Is all rieht and everything tt
should be. Our meats are the
choicest that experience can pro
cure. If you try'lt you'll agree that
yuu never tasted tetter.
The Economy Market
;ci. KohlhaKcn, Prop,
The 2nd Z3T Man
o