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chb2m EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY j.. WIMBEKLV, Editor. Office-Review Building, (first floor) Jack too Street. Telephone Main ool. DULY Pr yfr,bymU WWW far moatta, delivered M lr welc, delivered Hr Year ".D ...- ti00 ttLl UonlLf .. V C.fl.tlO Jl'IV' 1, JWJ8. yizA Article a to It pfeia of TDW fillncwft. sister or daughter Deed not fear to read iu public. To give as little space as posmnle to sensational sod uo wholesome news, but dwell more upon that which will elevate and benefit. To ever strive to make the world better for Its having exlttted iu H and to leave no uuneceHsary scars upon the soul of even ono unfortunate. With these constituting its m Union, It will in due time have success and all other good things unto It and have ltHp house "bullded upon a rock." u . (The Atuorlcan Press.) Tbree Qrtuv W0r0 offered at tiib tuetiDg oJ tOe Miiuoorl PrwH Anffty ciat()0 at Excelsior BpHokh, fur the best article on "Tbe Hoal Miw-ton of the Country Newspaper." Thlrtiftav entered the contest. The paper wtn nlQg tbe flint and second prUe fol low: Plwt PrlWJ Paper. . .(By W.-L. Nebwa, Editor Eagle. Boncetoa, Mo.) Toe rnJ mtuHion the country OtJWttpHper is to give tbe news. With ant sews there Is so newspapei. Pacts and nxarus, not rumors or bearstky, coemtitute news. Id the garnering of the news htrr vtt tbe local field should be look ed upon with the most favor. In a country newspaper nothing tan ink a thn nine of conntrv news. Tbe 'oral field Is for tbe country nws- l'Hpor, which alone gives to Its read en the story of "yon all's house " sympathising with those who sorrow nod rejoicing with thoue In nwry mood. More strictly spanking, thn the mtBHtun of the country news paper Is to give tbe local iews. The legitimate local field la fur tbe i llrultod by eareful ael'WHIon. ivo newspaper ahould publish all Hie news no more than should a fstb er, fritting at bis own flmsldn, re peat all that be may have beard dar ing tbe day. A country newspaper must be el wan, have character titirt conscience and be able to command eonfldesce. The best count y news paper In brave enough to tell ih . truth when it should be told an.1 Ms ennngh to Isave untold a w.tt siorv of shame and sin when a sonc-p v.'uuld only add to the sorro v. Important as Is the n!, bi newsimper fulfills Its high mission when It does no more than glvo Iht a country aswepaper, mt:tl be hmv than a mere phonograpii. it must atsnd for something. It imin; W li ay t" path y with those whom It sencf I' ts poettlble for a nwiiapr Ic Hint out to the people, mttn of whom are Its patrons, the .ml ho) to local possibilities which warn progreus. Above all, lbs newsmpei ehLMtd sot fall to adro?n' (bin ' th.ttffs wnlcb mean better Hvlm a 1 Knlnlly, then, let It he said tbst th real mine. Ion of the c.onnfcty newspaper Is to give the local newt accurately and fearlvsslr, hut In Jttuamws. kiviub no unneMi'irv una .klty to wrengdolng, yet siuirlng r.i trauls nor shams, recognising good vhrewr foand, striving o h i!ld en rather than tear down, so that thf flies of the paper shall constitute a helpful htetnry, accurate, yet rhivw Irtg the sunshine rather Ou i the rtif tfows. Sectwd Prise Papc. (By C. Pearson, MldriUttowo. Md ) BiMddes the piimsry intMijn earning siuncy for thune oiMra'.liu. the real uiistlun of p. couuiry news)tftpr mght bo (livtued u:id r s number of at If ore lit heidi. To (sin the tunfhleuce nil J gotd - will of tbe public. To be houcnt with ltt-ir sad it- cotwtltQents. To be loyal to Its cunmmelty. To wear no culler uf parly, cltqtse or faction. To be the organ of nona of thei To support only d aud coinpe tent men for utfcoe. To staid for political as well tv moral cleaniinesH. To expose fnaud. rnf; ur evl wherever the public Weal iKmujukIi. To avoid lMhn-s or prejudice. To seek no rtvpnKv To stand for the rl,:M and tl.tr to defend It. To look not up to the rl h o down to tha poor. To- do all the gone! md as lllllr harm as It can to the o.mnunltv U serves. To build for the future ,vd Unp to posterity the herltnK' -t the p ill Ik's confidence, which wouid nt.t only a source of comfort and pride but an asset of no nnidli valuo sf well. To stand for honfflt "on vlrtlrn and not flinch In sdvoruilng them flvnn thouah the wind jf mm ilar opinion might be strongly 1I min In an opposite direction. To respect the iHlltlral and tell elous opinions of others, granting to them all rights claimed In BtKh pre mises. To get not down to the pUne of littleness that would wreak ven geance upon a fellow man for any It only leaves a paper narrower and meaner for the effort. I.' public welfare demands, use the kntfe, If pot. use eharlty. To uie the knife when necessary fo eradicate a moral csnrer In the community, and that knife "to th? bone," when the necessity of the rase demands It. To publish a paper that a mother for lOtfY cV'ANTS IHXTOHH. WASHINGTON, July 1. By the recent ict of congress providing for the reorHanliCatloi) and enlargement of tbe medlcfil eurps of the army, effective toilSy, there sjre forty-four vacjuicies la too grade of f)rt livu-tooaota. OtrVjIaJg of tiia war department polot oot tbat Ujis It o excellent , opportunity for young physicians and surgeons, who, if tbey pass the examination, will receive at tbe oai not tbe com mission and pay of a first lieutenant in tbe army. 4TH OF Jl LV PIUKJRAM. The program for tbe 4th of July oalebrallon at Koseburg fair grounds practically oompleted. It will be preoeded by a parade In the city proper, starting at s . m., sharp, and made up of the Koseburg Hand, the militia, liberty car, fraternal floats, citizens, plug uglies, etc. Im mediately after the parade, the scene of festivities will be shifted to the fair grounds, where the remainder of the morning will be occupied with patriotic exercises. In the afternoon, at the race track, there will be a number of entertaining speed events. Interspersed with selections by the band. The day will be ushered In at sunrise by the customary national salnte. The following is the pro gram, after the parade, In detail; At Fair Grounds, 11 O'clock. 1. Selection by the band. I. Bong by the choir. 8. Invocation. 4. Music by the band. 6. Heading the Doclaratlon of In dependence, Itev. C. A. Kt'xroad 6. Bong by the choir. 7. Oration by ilon. H. P. Mulkey. S. Bong by the choir. 9. Mimic by the band. 10. Noon. Picnic dinner, mast beef furnished free. Afternoon. Hpeed exhibition, trotting race, by Y. VI. Alley. Match horse race, between 'l,ad Beach" and "Virginia Dare," $Jfu a side. Two-year-old trotting race, cash prlie. 4a d die horse race, cash price. Holay race, 1 mile, 2 sets of M men. cash prise. 100-yard foot race, cash prise. tOO-ysrd foot race for boys, 16 years or under, cash prise. CAXAIHAN "FOl'RTH OF JILY,' TORONTO, Ont, July 1. Canada celebrated its forty-first birthday to day with all the enthusiasm wnlrsv has characterized past years, but, So far. as ' reports received from over the dominion have indicated, with a much smaller proportion of acci dents and fatalities than usually ac companies the observance of the Fourth of July In the neighboring republic. Dominion Day commem orates the confederation of, the for mer, provinces or nriilsh rsorth Am erica into what has since been known as the Dominion of Canada. It ww on the first day of July, 1867, that Queen Victoria ave her royal assent to the formation of this gl Nufttic national enterprise. BTJMMEJfc BXiOJBSJOS fltATG9 TO iSEWl'O&T AND Y&QUINA. BAY. From June 1 to October 15th, 180, Bpecial "Bummer" round-trip tickets will be sold from Roseburg to Yaqulna or Newport, Oregon, and return, good sis months from dat? of sale; good only for continuous passage In each directlou. No stop overs allowed. Fare for the round trip $8.00 dtwtf OLYMPIA, Wash., June AO With the completion of the railway com mission's findings on the valuation of the three principal ruilroudh o: tbe state the stale tax cominiHAloii has begun its work of fixing the valuation ofothe railroads for tuxu-, tlou purposes. It will be necessary for tbe tux Commission to segregate the totals furnished by the rallway conjmiHslon Into county valuations aud this will probably be done on a mileage basts. The railway commission's findings de not include the vuluution of the smaller roads, that portion of the work having been postponed pend ing the preparation of the findings on more Important lines. The tax commission will asseHg the railroads on a lias is of tiU per cent of the valuations determined by the railway commission, as other prop erty in the state Is asesHed on tlutt i-.i-is. Ihls will about treble the as sessed valuation placed on the rail roads laHt year, approximating a to tal of ior, 000,000. Over Tlilrtjr-flve Years. In 1871 there was a great deal of diarrhoea and cholera Infantum. It was at this time that Chamberlains Colic, Cholera and Dlarrhtwa Kem tidy was first brought Into use. It proved more successful than any other remedy or treatment, and has for thirty-five years maintained that record. From a small beginning ttr nale and use has extended to every part of the United Htatei and to uisny foreign countries. Nine drug gists out of ten will recommend it when their opinion Is ssked. al though thpy have other modlclne that pay them a greater profit. It oan always be deMMidcd upon, even In the most severe aud dangerous I'ssew. For sate by Hamilton Drug Co. Wo call your attention to Churchill's sdy- It will Interest you, as he meant business. Making- Good. There l no way of making tatting frlrmlfi llkn "Makhif (mhhI;" nj Dot'tnr Plsrco'ii indk'inM tll tm-mplify this, and their fnmul!, txHtr umru than two divaii of popularity, am iiutnlwrrd hy Uki hundreds of thousand. TSi-y litva 'ttado kimhI" and tbey liv rit mads drunkard. A tftiod, hoiieit. Stiuare-dettl aiedfclnp of known I'ompoKiilon Is l PfK' (hMaa VledJwal Dlstuvcry. It n)l fiijoyn an Ini rm'ii-w hiiU. while most ot the prepani lions that hnveiMxiie Into prominent'! In th earlier period of Its populnrlty have 'gone by thn Imnrd " ami are never mom heard of. There inuH be ome mnson for this long-time popularity and that Is to b found In Its superior merits. When once iriven a fair trial fur weak stomach, or for liver and Mood altectlnns. Us sne rlor curative utialUies are soon manlle-t; hence It hu smtvImhI and unm n in io( ular favor. lule sc.r.-s of U meritorious articles have suddenly nahed Into fat or for a brief period and then tee as sown forRntten. For a torpid liver with Its attendant Indigestion, dyspepsia, headache, t haps ihrine-is, foul breath, nasty mated tttiie. nh hitter taste, lo-s of appetite wllh distress aftr ealln. nervonnes tnd dettil tv. nothmir ts so fi)t as lr IMeme's liolden Metfical Hkvo-rY It's ill hnnet. square-deal nietliclne u It h nil ita lin(ro.ieiHj orintl on li'tlle riHT no evret, no hoeux povn hum' n thrf'fore don'! oW.f u mltitutr th.tl (he dealer IHSV ih vittV inAaea HtM" !! 4r profit. iinMt on your rigM ti laavt e-h.ii ton L'a l ( t i h.iT fvrasrairPrtecrtp. ttgStetNvtlii It to prove 'eure iili.' ll l only adtNed fot Woman's jtj --' -ail -mentu It manes u eaH Women Mronc and u-k vfoineti eli. adteriiMl th it, oilie preparations .ld for lkr pm its tMrllntc curative virtues -.(III uiuiniini lu position in the front vnpks. where it IUmdI over two divades ago A an in viiroraiinit lomc km. I streiiicibeti;n n. rv Ine it Is nto'qunli'd. It won't sstiH who want Uvip," (or there i iki a drop of alcohol tn it ' IV. PWrre's Pleatant Prllcts. theoWi ruti Little J vet I'dls, alth.mirh the i-ti pill of ihelr kind in the nurk-t. still hud and when once tried are ever afieranl In favor. Kaay to take as candv-onn to three a dose. Much 4m4tuJu tut nrtvr tqtaUd. Bod Hum yubkly Healed "I am so delighted with what Chamberlain's Halve has done fur me tbaL I feel bound to write and teil you so," Hays Mrs. Hobert Mytton, 4f7 John St., Hamilton, Ontnrlo. "My little daughter had a bad burn on her knee. 1 applied Chamber tain's Salve and It healed beautiful ly." This salve allays the patu of a burn almost Instantly. It is for sale by Hamilton Drug Co. Const lut Ion. For constipation there Is nothing quite so nice as Chamberlain's Sto mach aud Liver Tablets. They al ways produce a pleasant movement uf the bowels without any disagree able effect. Price 25 cents. Samples free. Hamilton Drug Co. FOR HAIJ3. Ind scrip. Can be used on any land which Is subject to homestead entry. It is fully guaranteed. For price, address Is., L. W. lniHHEU,, Hprlugfield, Missouri Itefrifferutora. Full line of first class refrigerat ors, enamel lined and guaranteed satisfactory. Nothing equals our Vn dor Porch Shades to keep that hot (Hrrh comfortable. We have tbem 4, 6, 8, and 10 feet wide. B. W. BTItONO, Tbe Furniture Man WAYTKK fKAl'HKfl WANTKi) l'riliiil fol the Yunt-alla evhtiol fur the cutn- tng year. Address cututuuuh'a tluos lo K. Hi'lllwcll. cIitK, You calla, Ore. TK tR SALE. I.KT'l'KU rHKSti KOH MALK Has tn-rn used but a ftkw tliucs, latent model. I'rli-e $4. I'un t arun at Itevlew Dfllce. KOIl SA1.K Klrat-claiia Improved Wliite sewing machllu', drop head $:!:. Ut. liKiuiro at A. Petersou't alioo ahop, C'iims strtrot. j;t HX)U SAI.K An Kdlon inovlng pic ture luaehliie, ultnout new. Call at tliiM ottk-u aud see the machine. A baraaln It taken ul once. d'l'K KOH SAI.K f.'iOO; house and 3 lots lu Kinney addition, f.luo cash and $200 payable 10 per cent per month. See The Hornl Kealty Co ,11 r A O M I N I HTK ATO K'8 SALK I have for tala 2 4 lota on l'in street, also lot and building known as tho IVnnliif lodMiiif houae, l.ane trt. Also 5 acrea 1 4 miles out, naar Tlvjct KanKo, and 20 acre In Looking Glass. For par ticulars rail on or address J. T. Goodman, administrator aatate of J. J. McCoy, dsraas 4 dtf KIR SAI.K Practically new 6-room eottaKu, all modern conveniences Will ci.-haiiK" fot Portland prop erty. Call on L. Kabat, liosebiirg Oragon. dtf VTin SALE S,olarshlp In the Ilehnle- ufher Huslness Collefte, of Portland. Will sell for 124.60 which Is I bargain. Address U'one Matthews, Glide, Ore. daw r'OK SAI.K Cocker Spaniel pups ln(Ulre at residence of P. K. Pat terson, tl J v I 7 WASHINGTON It. It. ASSKSSMKXT Valuations In State-re Treble Thoe of Last Vear. ll Can't Be Brut. The best of all teachers Is cierl- ence. C. M. liurdeu, of Silver City, North Carolina, Hays: "I find Klec trlc Hitters does all that's claimed for It. K6r Stomach, Liver and Kid ney troubles It can't be beat I have tried It and find it a most excellent medicine." Mr. Harden is risht: it's tho best of nil medicines also for weakness, lame back, and all run down conditions. Best too for chills and malaria. Sold under guarantee at A. C. Marsters & Co's. drug store, fiOc. M(ii:i,HAMVi in i:i '':n';- J Contract Let for Nine More Illcnk S2.it IVr Squure luru. 0f.-uBene lOr.i Guard, June At a meeting of the city council t hif forenoon (he contract was awarded to the Warren Construction to t. pave the following rtiets: Dine, from West Klfth to West Ter.ih, Oak, from Rust Seventh to Lust NlnUr West Tenth, from Willamette to Olive, and West Klevenlh. from Willamette, to Olive nine blocks in all. The pi-ice to be paid for paving is $J.l:l per siiuare yard. The contract to put I" the cement curbing was let to the American Paving Co. at 0 cents per lineal foot for sliait--lit work and '.0 cents per lineal fool for curved work. Con tract to put in the drainage was let to K. li. Mllinniey. the price being as follows: each for catch liasit-x $: each for the giale inlets and 1" cents Tier foot for sewer pipe. Chamberlain'. Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Ueoiedy Would Huve Saved him 1011. "In 111112 I have a very severe at Inek of diarrhoea.' says ft. N. Par- rnr. uf Cat Island. La. "Kor several weeks I was unable to do anything On March IS. 1IHI7. 1 had a similar attack, and took Chamberlain's Col ic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Itemedy which iry vp me lililllltlt relief. I con airier It one of the best medicines Ol its kind In the world, and had I used It lu 19U2 believe It would have sav ed me a hundred dollar doctur" bill. Sold by Hamilton Drug Co. A IT K N T ION , K A 11 M K I IS. It ........ a milt tw.nue thnt I up-to-date, see Pat, box J02, Hose burg. Oregon. dsw.ly.'O Tbo Kind You Have Always Eongtit, anH which has been in use for ovec 30 years, has borne the Bignature at j, - aiid Iioa been siado onder Ills per. Sp , j(Stf--- sonol gnporvtolan Biruio Its inlUncy. Woxfy, T-oimJUM AllownoonetoduceiToyouintlug. All Coiinforfeits, ImUations nnd " Jnst--8rKKl" ar but Fxpi'riiiK iits tlnit trille vitft and endanger the health of iaiouta and ChUdren Experionce against Experiment. What is CASTORIA '4mtoria is a harmless substitute for Cantor 00, Pare, gorir, Drops and Soothing1 Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opiuni, Morphine nor other Nareqtlo substance. Its ago Is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Fevcrishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind folic. It relieves Tocthing Troubles, cures Constlpatioi and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho Stomach and ilowel. giving healthy aud natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of St M M Cut Glass and Silverware X There have never !efore beon offered such extraordinary bargains iu genuine CUT GLASS. All pieces aro liest quality clear glass-onlv a few pieces of a kind. - - - -Tl In silvervare e have the kind that (rives last Insr satisfaction: U-atl-tiful ami dinltied (lesions, worth and long- wear, which are the qualities desired by the most fastidious This cut (lass and silverware make the most useful of presents for June weddinga. Siecial Prices J. T. BRYAN HoMebut"t, OreuDtt Expert Watch Cleaning and Repairing . . . What makes our j business grow? It's because we treat the people right. Some merchants in their a'tempt to lead in i prices often buy iuferior goods but that is some- ' thing that this company does not do. Our courteous treatment, the superior quality ' of our goods aud 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 convinc :d. Yours for a cquarc deal, Alton S. Frey & Co The Kind You Hare Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THC CIHTaua (JSNNy. TT MUHRM TIIIKT, NBW VHK ITV. .NK4.KO (illtl, IL('K TO HACK. NKW Y0KK. July 1. After four- ttM-n years of trt'utnient as a while hild. liitlf I'hiiKtiuu Wtitxlyear, the I'muous iirKi'ii sii'l adopted by Mrs. Kli.uhiMh (!i ;tniiiw, president of the National League fur I'liristiau I'ur- ity, will shoiily tin hack to her rare is a studfiit at Hooker Washington's TiifkeKee Institute. The attempt of Mrs. (irannis to plate her "little brown-skinned baby" on a social tMiuality with her white play mates has tailed and little Christian will hereafter sail through her life under her natural colors. Christian he atne nationally famnuH when her flayful antics reKulted In the d.Hru(- 'ion ur the conn-fitation "of which Mrs. CrianniK is a nieniher. The Kentttly Thul lUtat, "Or. Kind's New Disrovory 1b the Hincily that does the henlinir nih.ri promise but fail to perform," says -Mrs. h. k. rierson, of Auburn Con- . la. "It is curinir nie nf throat and lune trouble of Iodr standiiiK lh:U other treatments relieved only temporarily. New IMeovery Is do Iiik me so much good that 1 feel con ildent lis continued uhu for a rea sonable length of time will restore me to perfect health." This re nowned cough and cold remedy and throat and lung healer 4s sold at A. C. Marsters & Co's. drug store. 6uc and $1.0(1. Trial bottle free. DISHOU TION OP PARTJiERHHIP. Notice is hereby given tRat the co partnertthlp heretofore existing be tween R. L. Stephens and James A. I'erry, boot and shoe dealers, of Itosehurg, Oregon, hsa this day been dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. Perry retiring and Mr. 8tephen con tinuing the business, assuming all of said firm '8 liabilities and Indebted ness. Dated at Roseburg, Or., June 22 190H. R. L. STEPHENS. JAMES A. PERRY. Patronize Rsviaw advertisers. Phone I05 s All Work Guaranteed H. C. RITZMAN UP-TO-DATE PLUMBER Let me make an estimate ou your work. Steam and hot water a specialty. (: ol Jacaaon St. Repar Work Neatly Done. Phones 2iH. ami' GROCERS SaccaaVo J. F. Barker & Co. FOK RA1.K Oooil paying plmnbroi and ttnnlnc biiRlnesa. AtMrosit II., ran; of lU'vlow, Kosrburx. tl " fHB BBST. UWr ANO l-oiM). A lltlXST OF t.;KK THAT I MAKK Vol U l M i ll WATKH. ''.'i ran viih us every .)., y , 'en. 1. in fait. ll ,, k ii.v ,, I'f- f h. n yuu see li if ,, ,,,. . ill) when yuu eat It I v.m ll . rij., i sort e serve Prime t-atlle. 's, fi'-'ilinc kiiKwins hanilliiis ami n fill eutllnR exphiin the reas..,, fr i always supi.ly inK line roast ins The Economy A rkt h. Kolilliaypn, lYiip. LOST Pocket boiih, containing key ltd tlnall change. Waa lost be tween West Roseburg and depot j r inner piease leave at tteview or rife. dTF IMIMIIHMMIIMIIIHm W. II. UNHKIt, Vt. i. II. IMMnil, ttrcfiv,. i. l. TllltiiNK, s, i The Douglas County Abstract Company KtrNO-.. pui'. containing nnn-l ey. key and other things. Ow ner I can have same by calling at Mar sters" marble oftlvr and describing ' tl. dtf I XOTIfK TO ntKIHTOIlS Having lost our buslneaa by fire, we roa Ihemselvea Indebted to us to settle aa soon as noselble. T. J. WIN ' I IAM.1 A BOV. Wlll.r Or tr f"r l;.,t. Succesaor to F E. A' ey. Abstract of Title- Furnished Titles liuar.V.iteed Land Office Practice a ti..-.'lil: v. Sifetv rv.tv!t ,X(. Timber Unds Itonit and S,.',d Und S. rip f,'ir Sale . ""I 'Matt; srd lisii;ai r,H-rs ltn.,e,.y l-n-iUr.l for Filing . t,.rm, , MniU T..al,l M., Showing VsV.ant, iu,!,. T(,w,,,iw ln"hf " """"i '"I'i'iiH Kah. nm. t ...1... i a t 1 j...."...""..'.... . "". ' "" KosFiu itu. nitraov II llllllllll The ROYAL STANDARD TYPEWRITER A car.1 will bring a machine to your office for tfsL TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 8t- .-td. S. PortlanJ, Or. Elmer E. Vimbcrly. Rosebud HIGH GRADE PLUMBING NEGLEY " At S. K. 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