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VOL. XI.
KOSEItUl ;, OREOON. SATl'RlPlY ?: KXlNi, JI NK -JO, 1008.
NO. OH.
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Jl'lKiE IIANX.VS llKCISlOX.
.Nullillin IahiiI OiiIIihi Klvctimi us to
tin County.
In regard to the decision ol
'udge Hanna at Medford, Krlduy, on
me contest brought by the llijuor In
terests agulnst the local opliuu law,
a dispatch from Medford to the Port
land Telegram says: m ,'
Judge H. K. Hanna this moriilir
sustained the former order enjoi
ins me uounty court of Jucksi
. county from declaring the citv ut
Medford dry under the state law as
a result of the county having cast a
majority in avor of prohibition at
the recent election, in his decision
the court practically decided that the
late election ,;was nulliiled, as far as
this county Is concerned, and that tin
county court will be sustained ,Jn
Dlllhni-lJ.ll.ir Ihn II ....I ... . V ' .
-uw.wi itiug liull&lllg Ul SUIOUllt
in all precincts which voted in favor
of saloons two years ago, regardless
or tne last election.
In effect, the Medford charter is
held goods as opposed to the slute
law. The demurrer filed in the case
by Mr. Colvig, counsel Tor the pro
hibitionists, will be argued before
the court tomorrow, and ifQiot sus
tained, an appeal will at oncer be
taken to the supreme court, where
tne matter,delns such as nffects pub
lic welfaCP, It is hoped an Immediate
hearing can 1$ had.
it is eviaent mat a long legal con
test will ensue. The prohibitionists
being now- befSre the court in the
contest, effort will be lost to aft
feet their ends. It is evident today
that it will be impossible to enact an
ordinance by the present city council
to close the saloons under the pity
dinner, rue receuT ncensea. liumcd
with the understanding that they
would be revoked in caseohe county
was declared dry, willSiot run until
the action of the supreme court in
the matter. O
The county court adjourned until
June 30, but there will be action
when It reconvenes,
The action was Q)roughtfihd
H a
provision of Medford's
which reads as foHows:
chant
er.
"The city council shall have power
and authority within the city limit
of Medford. to license, tnx. regulate
or prohibit barrooms, drinking
shj-fls, billiard rooms Jiowling alleys,
da "je halls, and all-' places who'
spirltouB, malt Cor vinous liuuora are
MM or kept for sale. Irrespective of
Wiiy general law of the s4jiO' oiio'iiis
subject enacted by the legislature or
lllWlm luumla at I..-.,.."
The injunction virtually nuijjliesif)
wuuiy iiruiiiijuion, dui leaves imtm
clnct prohibition In effect. Gold Hill
and Jacksonville will therefore be
j.wet as well as Medford; and Axh-
lnnil PATltral Pr.lt, r W'n.wl ..I I In 17...., I,.
Point, Ptoenlxl Tnlent and other dry
preclnctii will remain dr?.
The chartercwas passed by the leg
islature of 190S after the passngr
of the local option law by the ini
tiative and it completely nullifies the
local option law In Medford, giving
the city council the rlghtPto keep the
town open.
Medford ijyeiit wet In the election,
but the heavy prohibition vote In
Ashland and Central Point sent the
county dry. "
Cured of Itrlglit's Disease.
Geo. A. Sherman, " Lisbon Red
Mills, Lawrence Co., N. Y., writes.
"I bad kidney disease for many
years and had been treated by phy
sicians for twelve years; had taker
s well known kidney medicine and
other remedies that were recom
mended but got no relief until I be
gan using Foley's Kidney Cure. The
first half bottle relieved me and four
bottles have cured me. of this terrible
disease. Before I began taking
Foley's Kidney Cure I had to make
water about every fifteen minutes,
day and night, and passed a brick
dust substance, . and sonK&mes a
slimy substance. I believe I would
have died if I had not taken Foley's
Kidney Cure." Red Cross Pharmacy
REAL ESTATE TKAXSf-KHS.
A. Creason to Susan V. Woodruff,
$10: lots 3 and 4. block 2.'!. Kinney's
addition to Roseburg.
L. L. Ferduc to R. A. Helford.
J400; 40 acres sec. 26. 30-3.
L. H. Smick to Anna E. Chun-hill.
$500; south 60 feet of lot 3. block
47, Roseburg.
Lamb and Howland to J. C. liny
less, $f0; lot i. block 8, Johnson'
addition to Myrtle Creek.
Howland and Nelson to J. T. Ad
kins, $200: lots 1 and 2, block 2,
Howland & Lamb's addition to Myr
tle Creek.
George Doerner to Ed. Henry.
$6500; 200 4 acres in sees. 10 and
11, 27-7.
J. F. Weaver nnd J. C. Taylor to
S. A. Hrown, $3f.00; 280 acres sec
36, 31-7.
Lena Perklnson to Trunk Chamb
ers. $1000; lots 1 and 2. sec. H.
30-7. J
Cha Jones to Elizabeth Jones.
$1000; parts of lots 1 and 2. block
8. Drsis.
ATTENTION. ItOAP SI PKH VISORS
If you want something Eood In
eulvertji. see Pat, P. O. Hox 302.
Roseburg, Oregon. dswj20
f Tfilt Thrflntf CrPPK Tift Hill
in
PARADE HEADED Ya, BANDS
Hitchcock D clints Job if Manager of
Uuipjisii iLiCb U' fall's
eRuauiug Mile
Special to the Evening ltevlew.
CINCINNATI 0., June 20. Wil
liam H. Tall aiiipJamescH. ShernWi
the Uepuhlical() nominees for presi
dent of the II. tjL, and Ovice-piesi-dent,
accouipanled by representatives
of thp national committee, arrived (n
hub ciij luuii) imo were given a tre
mendous ovation, The pftrty was met
at the"depot by an immense throng
of people uudebruss bands. Aftaj
several minutes of Informal greet
ings a parade toOralt's hiiinu tujik
place. 0
The purpose of the vistl of Taft
and .Sherman to this city is to select
a campaign manager. Till posijion
was tendered to PiOik 11. Hitch
cock, who. declined. Myron T. der
rick and Arthur 1. Vorys are ifnw
ineut iunQl fur t lie place. -.
Sketi li iif .Irhh-s S. Shernmu. 0
James Schoolcraft,-. Sherman, the
itA -finum -nil niiillliiee IOI vice-presi
dent, was born in I'tica, X. V., Oc
toberQJ4, nsiiS. and save for short
intervals occunied In travel. has
jmcfilt his entire (Jil'e thereP He re
ceived uotn aiacadeinh- and coll(-(
late education and siiortu- alter lily
rnduatiog, from l'tiiiillon college in
1878 'was admitted to Oe liar.o
He entered politics,, in lSs'S andd3nedlalely0and lost no tirnt?ln nifltlng
it- yeai-r latei-Owas elected nfeyoi - an investigation, which riulted In
four
Utica (Ol the itepulicnu i ket. re-
elvlng a haud.viitie Hiajorlty in a
:ili- HJways considered DefnoCiiitlc.
At Sal-atogn In 1890 he was selected
lo presiiU) over th deliberations of
he llepuhlicair convention, and was
later chosen, orator oh irmnyOnotable
jccasiolis. o o n
He wn elei.rt to IJie nrtfeth. flf-'y-Iirst
and iifty-third congresses as i
Repubtican, and re-elected to the
an. nnd re-elected to the
lb, reccing 2W.,o votesc
lb. 21, 1 viHq. for John O.
lifty-fourt
lgainst
Uendrson, a Democrat
ci'ure.synarx sierninii was q lor
mo time chUiirinnn or the Republi
can campaign committee audoniadP a
reewnl for hTinself through the man
ner In-liich he $ot subscriplions.
On the door of congress he made a
-dirring sfS-ech ngaine) hullffiiirfj or
he I'nTiaina canal, and dec arwl thai
America should not accept it as 8
T ft. Desn te his ntlllmle in till.
jttf-
matter he has foryears been one of
the sTaiilu-hest friends of PresidcuP
lloosevelt, and on a number oP occa-
;ions has conferred with him regard
ing the present campaign.
While gathering campaign contri
butions he Introduced a 2-cent rail
road bill in congress. lie was
Speaker Heed'ao most intimate friend
in congress during the latter years of
his life, and presided fti tile house
more than any other man. -
He introduced the anti-ticket
icalping bill and many olhernias
ures. His party has often offered
him excellent positions in the em
ploy of the government.
Al.fc .MA V IIK.Mt IIKY.W
l-;disni Plionogniph lleconls of Talkv
by the (Vri-at Commoner. $
Every American cilizen has heard.
of the wonderful oratory of. Hon. V.
Ilryan, twice candidate for the
presidency of the I'nlted Slates.
Millions have heard him speak hut a
vast multitude have never had that
ipportunlty. although the desire to
hear him again and again continues
lo increase. To supply this dmand
he Edison Phonograph Co. recently
arranged with Mr. Hrvan to make
records of a number of the striking
nortlons of his most f.-itnons options.
One of their recording experts v:is
sent to Lincoln, Nebraska, and In the
library of Mr. Itrvan's o-: h"'?!'-
hese records were made. They are;
among the plainest ami most natural
records ever turned out anil no one
who has ever heard Mr. Hrvan sp-;ik I
will fail to recognize all Hie wonder-i
ful charm of voice and rnanm-r for;
which he is famous. These n-inrds
may soon ! hnd at all Kdlson depiiH-j
Itories and wilt he on sale at llurr's
Mui-ic iiuuse ill Ri.-ipiii'i;. nmiii
Inly sit. Call and hear them. I
Will Curo Oiniiniption.
A. A. Herron, Flnrtn. Ark.,
wtHps: "Foley's" Honoy and Tar If
the boat preparation for coughs,
colds and lung trouble. I know that
It has cured consumption In the first
stages." Yoa nvr h-aid of any
one usln Foley's Honey and Tar and
not being satisfied.
;i:o. T.wi.oit rxiKit i.oxih?
I .iiiiii r Itiisehur-K Thiilier OriiiseiQ
races ici-ui in rrison.
Infotniation from Crescent Cits1
rt'luhui1 tht' 101111 s- ''"'d of-
n.-e today to thoguffect thnUWeorgo
it. layior, well known here as
land locator, had been held there un
der bail of $ 1000 on a feloiQ- charge
of obtaining money under false pre-
tense in f isidulently locating lan
seekers on Del Norte cgpnty timber
..,B cAuiiuiiiiuuu look places
before n instl.-o r.r th.. i n.a... I
before a Justice of the pence in Cis
PPIlt Pifil- n, tl.n 11,1. I, rV. rGa . i.
cent CiSy on the yth. It ft 4tifft the
autoritiesahere have eviclence thfft
Taylor fraudulentlys locikl'd twel
Pgrsons and yiut tlfj-y "now have
htm where he' cannot do any more
aeiraudlng for some time.
ijis reported t hnve doift
able crooked work in Curry countv.
and there has also been comfSgirji oA
Huin iu i'uiikiub coillliy.
A yeaPatS) tlils0JiOie,Taylor nt
temiiteir to victimize Bq local grocer
aijd wrluld have sucfleded gioubahlv
had not trriftgrbcor been anexperb
enced luipberjnan. o-a'ayirQigreedco
locate ThilBrocert;jjnd his wQe on two
tifjibV' claims In section 22, 28-4,Bn
Lees Creeke(jieaio Mjrtle0 preek.obut
Instead locatifl them on 'claims oln
sections 2 anM on the? hroij, 8(
North Deer gjeek,. In the adjoining
owcmiiiv lyceiving uiem by alter
ing, the sei-tinr? Minntln n-n n
The claln?s vdiiclP Taylor sjiowed the0
ii.iiiiik parues Qcomain about Ifc
OOifjnoo feet of timber eachand were
not vacant, whereas thr? clnlms thft
were represented to be are not w8rth
tnxes.O O
l?eftuning to liosfliiirg0 Uie Erc.PeeP
Tin nis wile made the necessaOylll
ings ai tiitolJ. H. land olllce nnd Tav-
lm-c!-as teudepj-d (ji gtovfrJfyr rnoo
as hft Ifii-aloi! fee. 0S01O1 after0tlre
groc.y eHamiiieda bhieprinf of his
i-lniiM tnii,l (n,,.,.,ii..t..i 13-..,?
I claim "on-l nn.,litely mLle ftdisit
p-ov,a- ,lB,t thoShO-nn, ofwafA mrtC, . ".Z
nned rjliere n-ow'hhi Xwna n.o.
Greflt, run luj a Hvesterly cllro-tlon.o
oiurjeas lie Knew tnt the course of
Lees Creelr evli.ni,! In c...,,K
Li i. ft T..O. . 6 " . .
p.,. .i, inn. in: iit'Cilllie siisiiicions wi
nil ?lo8ui-rOof cfluolQaiid. . P,9,.t,o.
bOely for him hij;lor wis gtlll iff
s, 0"e iieiliaiineu Hie PCIUjl-11
of bis money lynler threat of prosiO
culion OjiiOj TayhffOloSt no time IB
conijlylng. 0 eg o o
Shortly cuter this incldent.njlor
left Kondiurg. giJingoto CllrvOniii-
ty mid later crosinj: rjgio 'to JineJ
,,,,, ,0 Hosr.mrK t1P jPnloriP ,,f
.A ,ulg fi M 'h
CjaannSaimT. ando his an-Osfeoin 1'Sl-
V.e" "ui iik-i i t fljiiiorina. lie IOI I oe-
Ifornin tfccdslfilis eyttle surprlo.'.,
Thinks It Kiirel9li$-J.lfg. o
LCXter M. Nelson, of Noples, Me.
pat in a recent letter: "Mfave uiied
hr U'ltlir-O Vnn, .111 .,..r'
years for coughs0 mrdcolil, Bnd J
think It saved nivJIfe. I linvo fnnr,,i
VtM. i,,.,Q ,'. n . o .. P
aeoiiuie reinen.v" lor tnront aoa
limg cotiiYllalnR ando w-ojgd no cniore
ne wiyiout a bottle than I would be
witnout Tood." For nearly forts
years xew Discovery has stood at"
the head of throat nnd lung remedies
cAs a jireventntive of pne8monia. agd
iitnn-i u, i-hh iiiiii il nnvno equal.
Sold under guarantee at A. C, Mnr
sters' tlrug "store. 60c and $1.00.
SIMIAY AT THE CIH RCliES.
'MethodlsR Soutlo ffi-v. CoA. iPex
road. Evenig sulSjec?, -(JlofdiiiK,
Onto God:" specin miislp services
beginning at Xgi'dock. Mrnlng'K
vice at lj o'clock. SunWay gchoul
at 10' a. m.. Junior LengueVnt 2l
l. m., Epworth League at 7 p. III.,
Stella McElbinny, leiyier. Every'uio.-weli-oine.
A. O. L W. AT TENT I O.N,
llusiness of Importance lis to be
transacted at the regular meeting of9
uosi-nurg i.ooge, .o. lii. A. l.l. II.
W., on Monday evening. Junlf 2 2.
i-.ery nienioer tswged tihilie pres
ent.
HOWELI,
M. W.
2L
ATTKrlOX,
AH.MEKS.
(5)
vfiu want a milk house that is
lli-to-d;lf(
burg. On-
see I'a' box
:on.
.".112. Itose
dswjy20 Dane
ALthsL
ARMORY
i Tonight!!
JVOl'Ll) WASTK NO TIMK.
JiUvt CIiiiiiiIh'iIiiIii nnd Then lU-gln
worn, nays Aiirnluiiu.
w
s PORTLAND, Or.. June SI'S) -Sen-
ator-elect Albert AbrnhumPo' Doug
las county. Is in the city froi his
gome at l(asehurg attending tcs per-
sorStl business nifj dookinira-er the
Politlcal8ltuiftl8ii. The senator wiis
Elected on a Statement, No. 1 plat-,
form, defeating gouimodor;,S.Jck-l!
son, a inembe8of thehouso f rop-
t'Oi-iiiimvea uiwne 1 IHJ I SCSSloluaild
Slio vfi. r,,,.,.l. r,S. i ?..
' running tiff election to th
! senate 'on a Kemibaican cl
I fone. 8 e 0
choice plat-
iBenafor Ahrffliam considers, ffiat
the RllllPlOtltll 0. 1- n..nU,l..n
sealed by the recent adect ion and
go mni-inii no no auciopu maue
to defpat the" will of the jeopleHe
also blilL?Ves tlftif Ihn- lA,lul,.i?,m,
shoulif be organl'd with the view of
transacig the business of th8 state
to the best advantage, thatoflft ques
ti'on of a Statome8too.108ranaintl-
StlUVilllfillt OVn 1 .J
- XIq"--"- uiiuiii.aiirui ohik'm
liot enter lntotho nroblem of select.
lug a president of the senateoor a
spenkerOof the house, o 00 o
, "I lrjive hPard of no e()i-P to 3e
fgat the will of the people afid (5b not
l..nl.... !. d.,,. . . .. . .
mtiiiTvo niuL any -will oe 11111(10,-' bftld
nim-niirmim tiyis Qnornnig. "I
lyive iierd Hjithlng ofniirj- plan to
organize dhe legislatin-e oin mrlnilP
llnn.,.. M.,li,...0 'P ... 6' 11
.iu.uioii;iiit, (yitfiu WIIH.I
rumor nas been sjireadoln sonjo 06
""4 Relieve tbat antement'o. ?
shou,dSnter Into the bffsln.os 8f ,.,
i ttV,8, fi Whji the
inei9jho ifle dedieifs)to he ohserv-
Uiiii9..-rliflli iu.l7,.l.,o ..in i...i..' .
U-U,.. .U.t,.,,r 1,111 9IVMIIU O.IHl
tiieir voiSofor GormYr CluOmbei Mn
when the tilllP enrui.u liif llin u..,n..d
Uortal election. After that theSvho
iiiiainesM hiki initrnt oioine meini'rss
of the legislaturo sBould oUepl.9 oier ve
'J.''o. i''1 . 1,6 siflo Irr.glKQtft'e1
Q'e;
.L.,1 1.1 .1 1 .... . O.. ,
M UIIH1 IL lltIlllSSI II M llllir nil III
tempt' 9ihoulddevelon tin defeaJ,. t Be
Lylll ol the petflile then It njigtlt'bc
ISldvisahle tpcsio urB a StateOienfe No.
I OrgiOUZiH tlnn of t ier lealslntnrn
Otfierflse g ouglit 0n be oi-gauizorP
" uiejueaMii tiillid of tlio Oans-
Qictlon or publb- business, v0llbpirj re
gar?! tffllfflrtv arflLfitlRid;0,.!- fT,H,,.,,.l
.Rfferee." o o o . V.
' n TO O
U-stfiilb OMiivP .'ftoy lln fo Face I
o Murrjer ChnPoo.
r, o
9ALl'lD'Or Juno, 19. AjmSCaruy
niArshnPdt. Wesrtfall: wan-4i roil Klit In
lo0Vi ipier arjefft foj- assault (fli
llaih Ml-iPtiv nf -U'nurrtill Qra,iIi.i,nD
jngiy. larreg. wno Is agedoaMnit WI.
... t,ii jinnwcu in 0au aiiiy-cailrjU
With, 1-loffi. who ft 82. feelileoandQIo-
crepK nH-ifi? age? over srlfjie 9uniieci
fliattePs. Eye wjt&ssesoay tlyit both
mnn liiwl l.nnn ,1 .n ., 1,J .. ,ll .. S. ....i
u..Hro.,n .. ,11,1 nilllld.
Aftvjs, soniffi hotcivHords. finrjiy oitAick
die old lfinn anif koocked bjio doiP,
then klckedoliiifl,oknocklng his teeih
O.llt Mn,l Im.II,.u. n.lt-...P0 1.9.P.
"... tinn il ' ' 'O o' 1 q 1 " UIIU IIQII-
yie0inv"iu iiihii. aviiqI now iivr in a
(0ticaPPondiliou CQiroy is In the0
shoyjfr'sot-Bstody. o c?o f
"
S. M. Morgan was
doun
roir?
Gjinflinslllo Riday.0o
hdwin Wener. dt Mvfflle Ori'ek.
was IB llila'civ tocbiy.o o
.i. a. anu ;i 1 1 in n lo were In
town today. They report snow eon
.Mt. Scott, which1 is a very rare o
.enrrence In June. o Q "
AoPROBABILITY.
Mrs. Him Pack: "Qaraldina want an Engliih aarl or dojk, but if I
ean't B't an for hr I Monder how a German count would anwr."
Ham Pack (abntminddl)l MOh, probably in Dutch or brokan Eng
lish." o - ' - ' -
ExpfosioD&on,;Arca(Iia Near ils
PSiladclplila Dock
P21ILLP;'S(tfRE' MISSING
Balg City BanlictPiacjd Uuder Bonds,
. tbarfivlth Perjury ln
. Land Heafks
Speclul to the EveulnpIieIoS.
I'llILiU)RBpRlA. Pifi, Suiie 10
A11 eXnIOSiltll tllllllL)lt tnCilllvu Immi
caSwied by iSis niaciicallv ileslfiived
Uhe IRinhurg Buj'issArcaiyaionear her
-uoen, iu mis cny lUjSi lllgllL. A wild
II line look 11 nee n nuin I hnp-.vr.uun
'jirdomnny persons jumped Iftto the
w9er r? II QJMnillnv..,! 1') ,,,9, ,,..,&
Icilled 6i' the oxploslono A score of
' olheB persoRs ffro Qiilssing and It Is
R5iin..8.iij,n..o,.... ,P.. O.i o
"
0 ,
Ihuikio; I'lulA lflinds.
o HAlvEH t'ri'Y, Oio. dune 19. J. 1
ii ..i. ..i P.,.r..
j N 1 1 1 lo n 1 1 1 1 an k o f 1 hi k e r n 'v.
lfid.Moot, cjiariO-s of wfilfu
...o, . , n,,,i? , ,.,,,,.,
rl V.HU1, rvuicper land hearings, was ar-
T r, " y . ... . ..
rv.iig(i nere tins auorning. lie fur-
inaii(.-U iiiii iu (iiu Willi (K f.l,IIUII
siioo'ioiiiMgi:!?) wiTiidll'lri
SerhuisoMlslyyb Ovwlnki-H Xltlle 0dt
While KllltJig Hlids. ' C
o COHVAL13S, Or., June lO.S-Twg,
lime uoys, one Hltle rule, 8(Oeralullt
gli cherry birjjln a tree, and a phy
sician called Mi haste to save alire.
fiPthe brief story of a Shooting affair
in norlheriD Henton.0 Tho luds wercS
Willie linO I lift n y Denny, residfiig
Patll their wjlowedr, niolher near
iwou-niiiiu v lew,-live -nines norm ot
Corvallla, While the lafis were shoot
mgdilrds out of the cherry trees on
Wednesday evening the weiuiMi was
accidenlnlt' dis.'hacgcd, the bulle?
eQtering th)Jaw hone, knocking out
severuloteelh. plrcDig tho root OiW
'tine tongue and burling alio bid's
eycsoas It made Ick ijxlt th9gugh his
open moulh.
AjieCSijjviilllB pOysiclan reached the
cene in time to stop thoO)i-use
hemorrhiyee that resulted, and if? is
thought the patient wlft recover.
0 Thec boy'5 Tiitlo-r cofriniittcri kuI
clde idxuit oa y..ir Rko Av liitngliiK
t.i....oiP i2 o o
QJ A IL. ( jt CAiniiK KCKUKI
U. HPWeMHer tftirt-B locaKomrc Kmmfriirg
it? l boun flifllnH h a in., Hm- . litos Y
IVgclpittllpiiHlii luchen tm nunaredUji 0
3
jlmnm Jl6mDcriiliir(r..
...Q.a... 0lf
'reoipJUtlpn ... q, . 9 0 e
V6U1 preoiD. iilnr dm of month m. . O H
Kwg. p reel p. (orthlftmoiilh lor 80 yean . 1 otA
lotai precip. iron) nevi. i, iyo7 w aaie. . . :u..7
PrnUPaell.-irQi-y tfuiHopI IqI"
ptu U9y (lncVfriive)... G:i ?.. MM
a 'a1 Hi mow. Ohwnft
fWC ROSEBOROcAND VICINtJ e
ShowerB toitiKiit and Sunday.
Ij. E. Mllit-tlK.;, the Diitard nuir
rhant, wax In town today.
I'AVIXO PROGRESS.
A rnlny day, even in the dry sea
son, eittLijiasizes oif? city's need for
I the street paving for which the city
council maue mo formal order at
....... "" i'iiii ingni. innt
action (irmtlHScojttncll is hailed with
STREET
paMng should be advanced as rap- purposes when cleared of the brush
idly as polhle. Medford has al- and timber, some fifteen different
?- Li . contr"5' for Bl" l""-iies have located claims In the
. .rl" of bti"l"hlc l"ve- vicinity of the old North Myrtle min-
nient and Grants Pass has completed ing region during the past year. A
all tle a.relimlnary (formalities and number of these claims are on unsur-
IIS now ready to recoTve bids for an veved land, whllo others are on land
extonslvo lot of paving In that irity. light as mineral when the gold fever
Kugenu Is adding ,il or two to once surged through the veins of
their area of paved streets this Bea- the ever credulous goldseeker. At
soi and the Viiijipt and concerted one time the Consolidated Gold Mln-
actkin of Koseourg s citizens is need- ing company, with headquarters at
Wi lli order te keep our city In tfie Sulom, claimed more than 2000 acres
ror-erront of progress among Oregon's in that district as mineral land, but
u Z attA Krowl"- nmnlctpnl- most of It has been tnken up lately
g'. Maigy adt-lvu, progressive peo- either as honlcHtoads or timber
Pie 0uoe now coming into our cily, claims. There will likely be a num-
and untsp with a viewo locating, her of contests when these claimants
and well-paved streets and good apply fur their patents, on the
roads will move an Important factor ground tnat the land is more valu-
tmvard tliMr making investmc its nnd aulnXor mineral thau for the timber
becoming erninnent residents hore. or for agricultural purposes; but
Oregon ftis grown rapidly in thewlth the exception of one or two
past few years. Its real growth and pieces of fairly good mineral laud on
progress Is JSst getting fairly Btnrt- Leos Creek, ltls not likely that any
ea. 1 oopU both at ligino nnd abroad uii contests will be successful,
are jusj,, beginning to realize the These parties will likely have no ser-
Ki't'i't pisitiiiilira nndriutviiM.nirna
nit 1 .
wnu-ir nere await tlitonf). f
Ea (leveiopmeni
W gl . n
from
Atty. Geo.
Olnlla today.
Hyron was In
'IIIIIIMIMIIIIIIMIIMII
CELEBRATE
The 4th of My
o - av
ETistrict Fair Grounds
.ROSEBURG
Fine Progfamfme of 'Patriotic Exercises
.B BARBECUE
0 end Pfcnft Dinner. RoasLMeat Furnished Fret?.
j&Qq o Free Admission j&
tojjroundsbrace(iraek ifiid grandstand, Raceifand sports
Jtilbthe afternoon? 0 w
3 o (Joinjiiittee in charge A. Buchanan, C. S. Jackson,
E. JTPengra, EWarrott, E. LGiles,
JM"n
Now is time to fist four Farms, Orchards,
Sk&H Ranches Timber LaiMs aSd City Property.
We ofTciBvou the advantoiires of widp flwolrp nut.
; -side connections.
,f'(iitl II TOUR -PROPOflT
8
aSend full description, or call we will be pleased
toeme(a 'om. s
UMPQUA VALLEY LAND CO.,
Office Maccabeg Temple
Cass StJ . Roseburg, Oregon.
J. W. Hanillton, Paaldent.
J. F. Masker, jflA i'realdent.
J. W. Hum,
N. nii:
J. K. Darker,
S.oCSeHartrum.o
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A. C.
ROSEBURG NATIONAL BANK
o
Establlflind 1908.
Capital," '". "$5o;ooo.oo
o
Hiifi'tjr l. imlt Ih.xi'k fur
rrnl by the niinilli.
Our conservative management often aubatantlal advan
tnicca fjto present and propectlve patrons. We are prepared
to handlo all business entrusted to us accurately and expeditiously.
X1XTKSTS ARE LIKELY.
lloiiieslenil nnd Tlnilier Entries
Lees Creek Mining District.
In
Myrtle Creek Mail: Through a de-
sire to gain possession of valuable
timber land, much of which will be
toiin illilUM.it v i., fintanM.. tt.Ai- i.,j
- m....v...w ill uwilllllg L1IVII IBUUl
uiili mm ,nr tu n nvnnn.lnna n .1
When thill l Hnnn tlmrA mill npnh.lil,,
bo a railroad built from here to tap
that belt of timber much of which Is
KOO(j ns )B foumi anywhere In
Southurn Oregon.
.
Orl'IC'KHH. e
e A. C. Marstor, C8hler.0
e W. T. Wright, Asst. t'aahler
IHUKOTOIW.
I)U. Shambrook,
J. O. Newland,
I. Abraham,
C2 Chas. W. Parks,
Mratert. O
r mt.
lly th jrrnr f'J.UO, or will