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VOL. XI.
KOSKltrUO, OREGON', WEDNESDAY KVEXlMi, Jl XK 21, num.
NO. 101.
CLEVELAND IS DEAD
TWO WKDDIXt.S TODAY.
Review
HAD EASY NIGHT
Sherman's Condition, However,
llViirri-AiliunN at trtla (Yi-k; Age
liiDWii at I) Ik ton.
o
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Was Twenty-second President of
the United States.
o o
Only Democrg Who
" House Since 1860-Was Only
Jiying Ex
o
(-!.'5s37 Qm at CtfdweTl, Es- X
(.J.) se oiinm New Jerseyp'-J
Al nil-criMs.w . M.l.
() 1-855-tlW academic p'tJuca'f
(J) tlonXbecaniea) Jlerk in a (
Qr W lilVWe. InCprtflulo; (.V
(A) 18.13 lAdihJtted to (trie bar (.J.)
MV1 uwfcijui IJlucnlCfi" Ol llW)p
(-J.) OiPjfci'iKalo. w 0;,;
C (.f.) 1$',3 (Became assistant dls-(4-(4P
trict atjofdey mf jEh?hun- (4.
(W ' U'. N'w;yotS)w (4-
n lSSi-rEIeirtiVd niavor c(f) hist
(4) hiigie " city, ihiffalo. Niftf::)
fc.U (.) M" Nominated; ami eioytpa (.J.
0(.) (as governor ltt'IIew)!Ji;B) on (.
(-j. (tie Democrapc (th-jtet. (
(4) il84)-tBlect(( iHive8itien) of(4-l)'''s
(-!) o(-hS Cnlted States ai Dem-(
() crati over James ft. LB)ajne ;4-J
(,..) i,Kepuoili!an.o ry iriajorlt; f'(.
(A) C7 eleto)'ai votfi) ;i.
(-.) i;886- Mai-rled'o it) JWbit
() nouso q (ifirancesj vr plso in ,, .J. i
(1 Utme) 2. o o '" " t4-(-!')
l'88Sj Nomiliaterjl (for PVesi- (.$
(.; degt"1 or the Unitud1 States ;4
O by ithe; Heroooi-BtsJ bu de- fy,
pealed (by Btnjaniin ilarri
(1 bo. Ri'publlcan. u f-f"'
;) 1889 -Redirned to) In pi'ac-(A
() tlce; locating In Newi York;. (!)!
juua Again nominated rirfj.
(4-) c President by Democrats and A
electedi defeating JPresldent 4"
(4) ;Hari'iBon. 0 i' r-:
(4-? 489T Retired ' front' presid'-(.
(4) incy and aMve politleal life. (A
()
()
()
(A)
and Kok up bis residence at
Prinwtone Ni J.. iPrinoetoti (4
j'niiferslty conferring upon -J.
bini the, degree, of 'JJq d.' (
A 4 AA
j-. f peclaj o the) enng; Review)
lirover Cleveland, the only' living iff)
(tireBldent ot ijbt; ttnittlie Slates. 'did
l i
-.ii mo uuiiie ucie turn iiioruiilK, nKetl
71 Jrciiirs. Intestinal, tRpiihleVtron!
(w)deii Mr. Cleveland bas su.tt-red Qn-r'lt-naelj;.
for pyfcf) al-j ifar past, was the
O "cause of l'ls) dl'inise. Fr imjny-
months pnvi, Mr. iCleftlniiiJ-Iias ,been
U hoWing "between JifeQnd death Slnd
fch Alfttirfiln. tllnfla llta hil Q).,a
OlTll'rlWl Irt t,flln,inl,,nf O O
O puing ihe Ust twrPnffinths of hi;
illness Mr. Cleveland lost 1 nf
came ol death 7&s "Heart fnilnrp
brought) n) bylurtuionarv.- thrOni')
bosis and oemay G oU
Grover CpveliCn. Qwei(tyspcnj(cT
pestilent of tQ CnitPiQjt.nes a net
theU)ily Democratic occupant of the
White Hsmse S(lncVothe Civil War,
was boW In Cldwe4T Kssex c(unty.
Newersev. MnV-H"'!' i-M '1Z . O
W'ht) (Jvovt'rvwas four (year's old.
)fatherVa Presbyterian clVrBymaiy'
awepted a call lo EikveileviiieQiiHaf.1
Syracuse. N. Y., whWe the son had
an academy schooling, iijnd afterward
was a ;lerk in a countrystoro. H'he
J removal of the family to Clinti.
(Olieida county, gave drover addi-
naWdifcational advantages In UfV
ariiueiiiy mere. in iiis Heveiueeni ii
year he became a clerk aw assist
ant teacher in the New York Institu
tion for the blind in N'ew York City.
In which his elder brother, William,
was then a teacher. In August.
) 1850, be secured a place as clerk and
Convlsr-Tor the law firm of Itrnrers
Howen and Rogers. In Huffalo. be Clevelanc
zz ccrjtaio toratJrlaITOon5Didrjte!tl5,5'(!4 Wil
autunin of thai year was ie,-.Mn
$4 a week for his work. He was
admitted to the bar In ls.'iS. but for
o ihre years longer he remained with
the firm that first employed him. act
ing as managing clerk at a salary of
11.000, a part of which he devoted to
eccroo cthc support of his wldofj-'t )'h'0
who died In 1S82
He was appointed assistant district
attorney for Erie county in 1 M.3, anr!
held iflo office for three years. t
this time strenuous efforts were be
ing made to bring the Civil war to a
close. Two of Cleveland's brother?
were in the army and his mother and
sister wpre dependpnt largely upon
he borrowed money to send a substi
tute, and It was not until long after
the war that he was able to repav
tbe loan. In 1S65, at the age of
o o o
Has Occupied White
- Pgsident
-e- o
o
tweiifTvelirlih he was Xlid Democrat li
candidate Hot district attorney, but
was defeated by the Republican can
didate, his Intimate friend, Lyman K.
Hass He Ihen hei-Mine H linv i,:n't.
Iinr nf Isnnc Viimlnt-iinul inwl
HSU (6ennie Wviuember f)ihe tirniO
of Lnntjlrig. t'levelafirTi and Ktffityin.
(to continued a suiViissVul mWtteeT
ihH when be via elected
sheriff, ofiEHe ctfuhtv. At (hd txnira -
Ktir)of lijaJthree-yeQa' term be form-
f ttd") a law nartncrsliiii witril IiTh ner-
psonal frientLand noJiticnl antagonists
hLvmnn fty (LissrWie firm being llusS
riei'qianii and iuxkuji, anil, alter t"(K
rareeu reupeiiieni rroni railing aeaiin
r Jr. BnsX (tliQlirm naniiO ;wlis
haigSil to C'levelanuV-und (fihisell
1'he (,flriH was prosperoYrs, niidTClcve I
:aiid (atVinti(l)hjRii riuiS) as a-ftvr) el) I
lined, roi- tlieimgiliiclly ion! direct-
of rhts) IiJkR' aiifl irWssirfnniTh
(niiigUiBb ma?t'ry(Sr vbjs yasfs)
In (the; (6ii)uinn (r)f K8lf!l be was
piotoln8ld). linJi:ratic iNUldldaietor
:im,or oi uuuuiri.',ii.iiti,.wii jecwoj ny
"iajorny pi. ;):,,u; uie liiityi ever
fiy.ey lo 'JV ailiiqili' ill I lull Cliy. tAi
he name election a ItPpubJiciin slate
'i:fetvf Was carried in BUfTiUo by an
iytirngt majority of over (TjHiu, (but
independent and) "n'foi'm;' inovtniiMI
"vio irimypt" using that prcro
ntWe 'feavIeBfrly firi) ohPckUiR) rpublir
expenditures that he deenW nnwlfie.
illegal and extravagant: The refoi'm
'iir, iitetbod of admtnlHr.erljig . th'
cUys affairs; insiitut'jd by hi m while
nayor. led to bis elei tlon iii th1 fol
WiwiiiR year as governor of, the: Btate
New York, by a majority ofj 1 i 1
KimV voteH' Ovsr his oppoin'Uti, .ludpo
I'olgcr. the lte.imblican S&'.rotary of
The vlJnitody tateBj treaeury. the
rnits of assiduous iiirnst ry, u mis
tent at ioujOdlBtiky, OlSrouptjnei-aml
simplicity notediii" Mr. ('levelpnd'f
'arlycaryer were Ql)sprvahh' durinp
(JOs stay-in Albany. His pficiioTitofiaJ
Miccpsjj in tbe gnln'Timtorlal election,
ts indicative of the) probability of
;ils carrying New Ark. and o (fiv.
'ractfhg the ineeiid.-'ntjyote. secnr-'
?d -filni (the iHrnocratipQiioniiniCtior
.'orMlHVr''sidticy in l'-' I' h'-
been Mai() that Mr. Cleveland was a
re)u((tant; andidap-Ul8"-friends had
nany V'yTJtitiltatiiQistjTrrlr-liini on tft
iiihject, fmt he uniformly ((lsOour
jged ratlnjr thanOTavored thijntT1ve-
nk Mr w;ut Mr. Manning, who
t)srved - , diirimT) Part Q ClevTatid'i
fiirW termoni8y-retnry.f tUy
n9. CtioOconimanded (hx1 battle
resulted ) In M ro,l('v,'l:i"d's nominu.J
ion. The Ipmfct)its hadJpff-X'lOct-td.
;i peahlent sitnKthe nvvt$iii-Jhf-ItppuMkan
part iiJsun. Q-Ir.
Cleveland ifaidt-d (tit.- tnU-st a-
ioubtfjil atO't'St, and hail little iP
UiliuatWn to rouiO mit a iitmilarlj
4U,'(esr-l career wfrii a( n;ri iniial
l fa) ln.l m.Wr ir.n intft.i-.iT-!
(A'l" 'bo I)en(ocrhiic ixadtts
nmuil fam ball' t raided Hill
'and had t$i'):riitrs! avcraloa
of hCbm
lit little.
rtvtrs: avcr:;)!;:i to any
thing liJ("rWfiiiieiital parading In'
polit,CQ q O
(MeveTatijiis nomination in Cliirag
wtf acconitnished rmaiusjri be most
aeVc)ssi ve kis 1 1 i (fit) u f Ta i n n i a rv
HalVled by tbe vetVri John K'fHjV
the city of New Ytir)kO where it re 1
quired nearly 1 iiii.ihmi DemocraN
majority to grrp the electoral vote of
the state to a Dnioifa)' ic candidate
Mut Manning and his associates com
pelled Tammany to submit to bavi
if b votes In the convent Innw-asl
eland under tbe unit rule Tn'-
was t biff--Cleveland was nonilitr
atcd to mako-Mrtj Relit against .liuiie.'
G. lllalrif. the Republican candwate
In the November election the pOfT-
il.r vrit nt ff.r Vr rinvnlnnt
4.91 1 .Ml 7 rh against 4.84S.3:4 rnur
for Mr. Dlaln1. n
Cleveland's firt admintstratinn
c? ',v BPn,'ral prospf-ritv
by the admission nf four new slat
l Wash i nut on. Montana. Nfrth Da
kota and South Dakota ) to the un
ion: and bv a freer use of the veto
power than had Kenerallv b"en
rifed by other president. On tlir
ntpetinc of ccitiitresp. in IMcenitcr
he devtitprf his annual metae
mainly to the advocacy of a redur-
'III I II v I II I I ll""l I III I '
f TtT-
plus In the V. S. traurv. This m
saep orcaslonf-d a prolonged discus
sion of the princlplps of protection
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President. Cleveland and fus cabket
a,uli Jl,, fiDOieil the issue the iiiitlon-
al iiolilktU) c(tDMuiis) of 1 IpSt yvlien
i r) Cleveland Sras renoinrnatedUby
'3 n-uuiinuniiuvj
nrhe Ue
niocrats, aiidJ UeuJainlnC Harri- i
x was fCEti.sen
psen lis tTn; Hppuhlcat(7clevelandJthe studcht ut PrinijetonK
Aiflu)ii rlio fornier re-Jduiajed hi m GrovtXMevelaU(r; fa' r
celvild a nomtlHr maiorit rue
tluriQhe had SS fthe lat(eu' haC
the (greailev 'niihiber of ((le)-torai
votes aad' (a"cor'dJ(ig)y on (March 4,
18 a Mr Cleveland U'ft; WaftlilrtKMJn'
atid1 teinoW d to New York) i;oj lgagf
in; inu praquce oi law.
The 'defeat In 18!f)(wa OeWiftl
by; most of'tlie Democrat leaders an.
flnariy-'iiilitosi. of MrXl(tvtapd fie
a iimional'fltcio in the pomoQrfttk
paftyj (biitjfwheri' -i H,9i! ifolled around j
ind the DeinocfaijK: party had,' to
boose its Mttfndafd beareft the Dctno- i
era tic TeaderK !wxre cohihelled' by the
()V'rw)ulmlng iJetitlmpiLi of the Deni-
ocriUie peoi)le to asseiit,to his third
nonyiuaHoji- The oonteMtin the Chi-1
go 'convention t,. that year was a
desprrate ttne It was on that f.'ca)
sTn thatJjlourKe Cochr,ft deliVred
bis- nienibniUty speech against Cleye-)
laiMlP The nornl(iaion Qwjis l(ftt-ly
fOifghTibv the (lelegatioiv-frVirr'hl
Twniiii,' cUoNH, York. Dut) on tbe
flUSrjryljycilU Nr. Cjevewna) was luim
jiiared by a cw v6te nVtu-e than the
rteeessarv f wci-thlrflsi In the election
Mr. Cleveland ixceiVed'.Qi. (ptilaid)
onnra.!)' 01 -loy.. i u over1 jut. run i i-
Cjl'cland's WoiQ (adjinliUiitrafToh
was wln)lycoiitiniUitiiWHV tye pylci
icy tluur4lel li(m) 1 duriiuj liis liVs
ernQXewquestions arose of tb'
greatest hnportj(t:.y, but bd mit thej
all (Tmn preciWly tle )same stand
md (t
prflmHfuti vnui uiHsame
hW va.disUngiWlHMl him iuAiSr1
ihlicart.". rhe-IiMiliratic ma
jority in congress was opposed t0iim
MfJlhu money IuMmwI tin aoiagon-.
ism at times ftJhcameQ-xtrnely Idt-
teix His aallle inQbe VeuezueWn
iftnyr won linn genui-al p(aVi
as did
.(laUiM proniptsjr und Hfrniiustwin
hfknitii.i).iui' tiie disWdcrs irinvvniif
.j(it of the treat railnmKsttilci tliaiVJ
('entered iiM Jiicago.Qiut b bad wst
L-asie 01 h h IkO,wX 0 rtU(pid t bt
pahfc tbftr'Swewt tlM-0(.(Oitry diirliifO
.1.. .. .....r.: ,t.. ,-. ,tr.i i
IKMIIIIllllill lUlfvJIlilLMtV Mill llll
impular ti)h tbi people (ft) mi
j.o talk of 1110 41
atuJi in
mi m ism., u iniritisiii
lev, s 11 ci Wiled l(liyr)ln the pVi-sidenc;(1
MVOciev.-hvnd niiired to l'rliu;eti,n 1
ft.) J., to sVend trrr- remalndei(vo) hi)
i:iys 111 tiie iUiet of lly uimcrsln
3 Mr. Cleveland Vfis ifie only jiresl
ient married in the White House
wJi'-re. on June 2, 1 s . Frails Kol-
soui. the datighter fft-'hi.". old f:b
...Why
frlenl,,
ill-. beT
;ind partner it the Huffalo b,
aine his wife Ittith. tbe first ol
their children. Vas born October :t
ism. at their home In New- York
ity. Sli wns named after"' Mrs
'Meveland s O grandmother. During
M Cleveland's second term a?
prWfleiit was widely known
'hrnuirhout rfie country ;tX"A "Hab
Ituib." (in JantWry 7. K3tl. shf
lied at Princeton of heart failure,
occasioned by a mild attack of diph
theria. Kst her. th second daugh
ter, whk born September l s ; : . and
hn the disi l(n tit m of having I
the only child of a presid'-nt born In
.-'J"-'jJ,',..,-f"lu-' .MarhtuOie tbl
srrivtr.-" s' t.nrn-Trt Trnr-
Hay. the Cleveland's ffiimrner home
fuly T. IA There an great re
family whn !he thr-e
glrls were followed by u son. He
was lgn at Princeton, OctobeQ28,
I o o . it mi 1 11 v I n II IIU II fy V II1U1I I WIKI
a boy ifidd coineT to the Iiouslmo
ilic ints nam' sticuii to hini
ice in in iiuiih si ciik lo itim
tllOlicll"'ihPiis iitiiui'iitrt iitrtinvil)
Another boy (w lis an) at Ijnxatd'fil
0a. fJ 18. Titou. (Jjefns rfnlfiedl
Miiiicis (irover for hls(iri,other.
(At(Le(0e) di oii(il lsec
oitdj fwjriji) as presiVleittJ (m). Clove'
,'ahd steadily turnefl VjvleaJ ia)- to(nli
jumiptarnuiiB or(ii!tiVrn"fo mihltc or
Xq. J-lt- steadtirstly toc1t) the' JaH
ulleil (toV.tbe,:Pl;esi1i;cn,cy hail Ijfciyyj
ed the; hlghesfhonor hi thegl)t oU
mm uiui uny iiei tia.u w iiu 1111; neeu
the. American neitnle srit Hint i A no.
cfpt any otlieivpiiblofllreiWuIU1 not
n.it. i... -..lrtutv . .11..;,.'
(It has iiiiwjbt-uii twftnly-tbreeWfart
since Cleveli(hdwas (fli'st iuaugii rait
ed. Othjer) presideutyS ijve survTy
longer than that Sifter takiug tht
utii 11 111 iiiuiv. .iiiiiii AUnuiH, lllHU-
guratod' ra lived twoiity-ufO
years ai w waru. 10 nut on ine SiWie
law nsrHumiatfY Jcffursftn In fact.
wHhiu cwie liour. aiij onriDFourlirt!
JnfftM-son snrvtvetk ut wentv-fiv
O'earsiiftOr tlie beginning of his first
tentf, JJpdii-'oW wentdiim two Years
tli.r mwl llvofV tu-..iitv..v(.rt-iitiJ
umiii iniicj A(ulH(, mane tr recorn 1
VtUyeiity-nim Wars", lartin Var
jMttre twenty-nve.nd Tyler twenty-
me. riuinore msicd i wenry-iour. r m
is a KifemtUant fact, and ohr
(hat prfivfyhow gre;T'r O the
.strain oihe oflice ivo- thatwsQcc
nM walitootily. man ijfTiVp.1 i ved 0
score f yejCri ater becoming presi-
flfiit f,A ttw I'hlferi I nt (hi P(,Aii
QVefPsQty (jtit-M a na n elevOoln
'iofiv ten. (iranvgixteen. llayes-six-tQn.
Arthur five. Harrison tW-lvf
md Mclvlnley four rttuil a half. W rt
m:. lAKHTA i io TK.xsii:us,
p
l.Q Whitney ItDt.-HMy, p,;
I :,. block r.'.K Sllli-divisl)lpA.OIllC1
ley's miditioi) toIlose
. ....I,.. i I...L1 i
HUM..
tjJaiirtis Mnbie thjVernon V. Taylor,
ttyiuri- 20 acres seni. I! lCKnd ( 2
2:1-1. w
.1. A. Smith to Mra, Nancy Smith.
.
HO; V4 IlilereiJ InVils 4 t. 14, l(P)
lusiveiilock K. A'ali's addition tj,-J
Q.i. ills llaWe to (!. II. Klucleton,
$:i:,ii: lots x. XmUlo. r'ck 2
Hamilton's atidloim tHosMiiirg.
Renrv AlM'rle In V. 11 Hon. J200:
khir-s. fcjl.k I. Th!iiin'-.itoidlvlsnn
,vi
V
1.1. Kniit.,.1.0' O
Miftf. $l "!'"l "' res Iii sec. 2
DAILY WKATMHK UEPttUJ
tj. t. Wittthdr Knrra lOftl otT)r Kot.iirf
Ir. H bouri en4ta t t m . , Jum' 11. Vj
're-u.i-ftnoim id tticnot tuj nuuarwimi o
tttximom tempiritufe DK.
1 1 nt inum temperature ,. Oil
recttitutton O ... oov
riUl prwip. 1nr flmt o! month
ww prftp tor lhl moutta fur SO I ut,
ToUl prtcft rrom rtfut 1. lv7 to ilt '
eri' tiroottiiUMnn from pl. 1, IBTI ffi 7'
'letl i4-ii. r fr.pm Sept 1. 1W7 2"
t9 Drectiutatlnn for W wet kmuod
ieptto Umy (tDCltT) . . 3.1 iM
i mom omuon, rrm
f OR ROSEBURG AND VICINITY
Va ir toniirht and Thursday.
Mrs. M. McGregor. oLPortland, l
vitttftiif tiere m-ill, her UMr r-Ctt
W, M4rtyo. czzza
(Soc-bridjcrm) c?
.1, JASKl'Lfeii DIAj.
n
Koseburg Jewel
.... iiiS:. i
T lllltlArtllllllieill iTlllMMI.
Jacob JasluilelQ a wtVll) known
fornier jewiQiuyof this city, died In
Spikapfi, Wash.. fliliOmornlng, June
!4 I'lllji lll ffli. il.ni of 1. 1., tut r'
years. A tiWJg?am4o thill M''tf J.
received h i(rej by (fi)-. JiUlyllek's sue- I
ill iMitMin-nn, t. on i.inii ii , f wuu
eftt this nftenoop firQJ(poanLu(l)
i'it'KHiM iuii inyi (Ki' vut; raiise oi
Mr. Jlisk6lik s (dHiith)- Where li If
,,,, i, 1... I,.,,l...l U ,w,l
k.,,. ffhsi liiiprohiibhl. bA
- (,vW,0ilVatfhev will bo(bWghtH6
IlklK cltv TtA run or Mi .IKflhti ii.it -c
chibl'reii. wiui" uri'ceded htm iiitdinithl
arV burteyi JliiQ uv-TVlasonic cempteryVJ
M r. JaVkuIek cairn Wo lloseburp
28 years ago and engag In the
jewelrvfB)ir4iiess mm I IK'MVwhyi he
sold (ftt fa fXy. Salzman. wHh Jiail
b(e In (Ills) employ. He letr Uyie.
burg thalsanHi'ear, going (fit) Port
land. wherfeTlie(He) iir('d a postflon Wi
t heeiistonfi "iservice. .TlilH-u'ork be
followed for tw O earirand then
established himself m1 the Utwelry
JniiinessO this time at IJanvllft,
Wash. Abt two yirs ago hn
tired and went to Gxitokane. Qak ifni
. . . . . r.,.. , n .TTn
(u) his resfdeW-e with hltQ scn,
JiiliusiTtiskQek. am optician of tital
city .(ul)uff) .Task ii lea is a aflve of
KfiH'duil-g. as is hisQister. .Ils Vioin.
Hps ides (these two cbiidrenMr. Jum-
uq iH surpd by
w,i!G In oseUmg
his-le
,chH. JasW:lek
liecaiiH' pronriD.enr-'ni fralernaL cir
cle, r ill' wiWfTiO member uV the
IMynl Arch Chapier andrilliie Xndg'G
LM MasonsV ,ff tliis eitv; (sJsn Wf the
i Kii.m f r PXIli.tt.rl.in I. V.
I. O. O. I. and Itrtxeburg I-odgp
No. D'-o-V. J). VM Tie was Atk ex
emjilary cnieii- atood UtyM In
public esteeOw O Q
nt o
Kiwi fflng it tfrt.er chastlsemeVri foi
iii-(t. of lUi-obedience. Mamie Ney-
man, a M year-old daimhter or Mr
ainV M rs. H.fhl. Ney miitK or North
rjtoseburg, Jeft ImtQ hirme Monda
evening al)u 1 'ijtlock, taking along
h'(P)ilayiiiate. wa WirtZQiigtid 14
yirttjs. mi mi gene as Hifurp)!!!
tended (tVstinatlon. the twf girls,
tiatless. stajh'd on a Journey on fool
i the railroad I rack niute, ' bijj;
when hey Wachp'fKf aklafw. which
wjw juV atUdusk. ','",' appr1
tHTTd'HMiv an olliccrj pursuant lo or
dert from thQl' V- Tuesday
eui nK ' ua: Ki'is were riroimri i iracri
to Itosebu'o-'. aKdtlils rnrtrnlng 1ff
were Kivn an examination Iti thi-
luvejith- court. The result) was that
thv Wirtz Klrl was remded t tlx
'are oi net pa rein ()w ni re imiss
man was Wfveu Into lh' custody
her sister, a Mrs. Clark . living nt
Curt in
!-pur.
The romthiO-O On sports for tl;
Konrtii of July celeUiV'Doii are a
ranjHriK ft fine program-'for those who
are going to spend the day at thf
fair grounds. 1'rn Id pal among th
events will be some exciting hors
racing, five numbers in all : 2 trot
ting ra es. 2 running races and
SAiLJJf..iace In addition there will
he Toor-faTeir
and several gameM.
C?atronl7.'OlleOrtidrUB'5!:
Two weddings of more than usual
Interest occurred in Douglas county
this afternoon. The principals In
one are Prof. M. L. Beard, of the
Oregon Agricultural College, and
Miss Kate Adams, who graduated
from that institution this month. The
bride and groom of the other arc
Prof. Uoy C. Agee, of this city, and
Miss Grace Hrown, of Klkton.
The Heard-Adams wedding wnf
solemnized at the home of the
bride's parents at Myrtle Creek. Rev.
A. J. Starmer, of the . Methodist
church, south, otllclated.
Two of the most Important pioneer
families of Douglas county were unit
ed by the Agee-Hrowu marriage
which took place at the home of the
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Drown, at Klkton. The bride is a
granddaughter of thu late Henry
Drown, one of the earliest settlers
of the county, and the groom is a son
of Mr. and Mrs. John Agee, of Wil
bur, '52. Prof. Kay Henderson act
ed ns best man and Miss McQueen,
of Klkton, as bridesmaid. Hev. K.
Hicks, of the Daptist church, ot
this city, performed the coremony.
tQiool iwk successfully for several
years past. He Is a brother of Coun
ty Clerk 7j. N. Agee, and upon the
lutter's retirement from oillce on
July 1, he will tage a4onition as dep
uty under IS. H. I.OIkVx, clerk-elect.
Mr. and Agee will ilde In the Satz
man cottage on upper Main street,
now occuphuL-byNp. J. Bond. -v
now
vWi
ro kracii ltosKiu ito,
oA
qunntlty of fine, illustrated
booklets on "How to Get to Hose-
IhurgOregon." have j(fst) Immmi re-
Wi'hy J(J. ZurcherTthe Hone
fur g booster. In charge of the Com-
me-fTial Club blettd(iiarters. It lu-
(IuiJVs a Hhort Vriteun of Itosehurif
pwm Douglas couirtyl and a two-page
Uriap of the I'nitea States, showing
the main lines of rurttyoad leading to
tiosenurg. I'nces oi-rickets rrom thf
Tiitcipat-vltles of the east to Rose-
bWg, bdlffe rent routes aro also
iciveu. Much other niatterBf interest
to linnieseekerulH 1 iiclnilpil ) In thcMer
liookletiL ('opieif'Nfurnhiioil free UIT .
send tufiir) rrlemls In Ure enst.
.
Ilert Sulhitllil)lJiiCttlils nlftartioofc
for Newport for a acjition. Q
Newport fur a yWitlon. Q
O A marriage liceipie has been issued
t)Claude It. AlU(tn nndltessi
IHIiaCH. 1 '
Mr. '.. NAkki', proprietor of the
Ilinb
adWd
ami Kliitlmiei-v store, has lust
r-ii t nit ever "Wtwu ar Kmnxnitle ol
ho)i puijrland (jyliewrrrer rltihons
to bhByrck and can lilt nil tho wants
of tftio patrons who have used and
know this Hue. nnd will bo uiud to
show (hOsn wlio do not know.
S3 r-.0
The llcst llls Kver holll.
tAftT doctoring 15 years for
(HonlcHndlgi'sUon, nnd spending ov
ir two hundiwdjdollnrs, nothing bai
lone me ns much good as Dr.lCi tig's
Now Ofo I'llls. J conslder(Jbri the
i,,-l iiiiib cn-i iiiii, n i iii-n ij . ,
AyBj-ue, of InglMldo, N. C. Sold r)
uer Kllillliea rA. j .
drug store. 2Ce. O
MursteraJ
jlllllMHHmtllllllUMHIIMIHHIMl
Cut Glass and Silverware
n (P) O
'hijiCiavVitcvep he fro been offered stieh .extraordinary lrjfinn
foV' bc JLl'T (ILAS.S. AlJieeei uru lest Vftiality clear (flass only
a rVw pieetW of a kinrl. i- . . . -
In silverware wo have thyjdnd that gives lasting satisfaction: beau
tiful anilWtiiliod designs, woili acd long wear, which are thu qualities
desired bv th most fastidinit! This cut ilass and silverware make the
most uself presents fur .iuiie wedding's. Special Prices. . . . .
ExpcrAvatt Cleanings 1. 'LVRVrV,. c;
and Rl'pairing . . .O l-ioetJurn. Oregon
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J. F. Darker, Vice President,
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JAPAN ORDERS 27 WARSHIPS
Atrocious Massacre In Teberaa Goes
on Unchecked Respect for
Cleveland
Special to the Evening Review.
Cl.liVKLAND, Ohio, June 24 Th
condition of James S, Sherman, tbe
Kepiillcan vice-presidential nomin
ee, remains unchanged. He rested
easy last nightir)
Indies lllock Strorts.
LONDON, Juno 24. A dispatch
from Teheran, Persia, Bays that the
bodies of thousands of men, women
and children aro blockng Ihe streets
iib the result of the terrible maBfla
cro which began yesterday and which
Is still in progress. Cossack urjld
ierKsare pulling pooplo out of bed frfid
slayhiK them and then dynamiting
(heir houses.
A lleatli Proclamation.
OYSTKit HAY, N. Y., June 84!. -'
President Koosevelt today postponed
his proposed trip to the Yale-Harvard
athletic tourney to Issue a iroeiama
'Ion officially announcing th' deMfr JT
if ex-President Grover Clevela
Thu procltuuatlon asks that out : of
respect for tho deaceased all puMU
business bo Btispeuded for tbe tlajr
us far as possible.
The funeral of Mr. Cleveland wfJJ
be held next Friday from his pri
vate homo In Princeton, -it will be
strictly priva
llooth Jury Conipletm,
PORTLAND, Or.. June 24. Th
llooth Jury was completed today bf
he acceptance of Clarence C. Tripp
-i:inii iiuiuei w. wuniieruerK. inc
I) jnlivt thn ndlniirned out of respect
mil Daniel W. Wonnorberg. The
rbttho Wto ex-Prnsident Cleveland.
N'cw Ttiunder for Holwon.
WASIIIN11TON. June 24.-Confl-
dcntrtnT) reports have been received
nt Jlili navy department giving tne
warning 4bat Japan has let a con
tract toyra7.ll for the construction
or 27 liallleshlps, J.0 be built In EngQ
land. (J
ee
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Notice Is hereby riven that all
accounts due' Eltner$'hainberB for
snles mndo from the lumber yard In
North Rosebiirg. except coal ac
counts, havo been duly assigned to
A. CrenRon, and all parties owing the
Bald Chambers for any of such ac
counts are heroby notified to settle
with tho undorslgned.
Dated this 4th day of June. 1908.
tiiJ20 A. CP.EASON.
'ICEIIH,
A. C. Marsters, Cashier.
Qv. T. Wrlaht, Wst. Cashier
DIHECTOIW.
1). K. Shambrook,
J. O. Newland,
I, Abraham,
CHWJ'ka
Marsters.