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o O o o o o o o O d o O O O O o o o o o o o o " O' o O o o o o EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW ! TKUIUIII.K J'AftlNE IN INDIA. ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY L. WIMBEKLY, Editor. OMce-Rcvlew Building, (drat floor; Jackaon Street. Telephone Main uol. DAILY Per re, bfnell WXU ler iBODtn, delivered J Per week, delivered M HKMl-WKtKLV Per Veer " six HoDllii I'"" JULY 8, 100B. ' 1HKAHIIIY DKKICIT LAIMJK. Advene llulnnco tho Ijirnitit Until bum hut Hud In Miuiy l eant. WASHINGTON. July 1. The foi lUcomlne, reports of tbe Treasury iOvuivu and expenditures (or the .im year ending June 30, 1908, .tin show a marked lncreano in the expenditure. The excess of expoii' UUuri'S ovor receipts for the yeai will approximate about $80000,0011, which has been exceeded only twice slnco tbo Civil War. In 1894 there was a deficit and In 1899, there was another of a little over .89,000, 000, and In each of the four Inter vening; yearB the rocelptu full con siderably below tbo disbursements. AroIo In 1904 and 1906 there were shortages of 14,177,000 and 2V 1100.000 respectively. The total receipts this year will show to have been about $0119,0(10, 000 or 164,000,000 Iohs than for the fiscal year 1907. Customs receipt will be shown to have fallen oil shout $16,000,000 from those of 1907, while receipts from IntemaH revenue sources will be short near!) 119,000,000. Miscellaneous recolpts will show n Hunt gain. The disbursements fni the year will be shown to have ng gregated about $069,000,000, or $80,000,000 more than for any year since 1866, not excepting tho Spun Ish War period. Although these In creased disbursements aro very gen eral and are shown In nenrly every account except that of Interest on the public debt, some of tho heavies! of them wore for permanent Im provements. The Panama Canal during thi closing year will hove cost the gov ernmnnt $38,000,000, as ngnlnsi $27,000,000 for 1907. and the work this your In connection with the re rtamatlon of the public. landH will be shown to have cost about $13. 000.000. which Is not far from las' year's fluures. The deficiency In tho postnl reve nuea for the present year will limb ahlv reach $1.1.600.000, as agnln $7 KnQ.OOft for 1907. making a dlf ference of $6,000,000. This Is tin lsrr?it postal deficit In the hlstor of the government, except in 1906 when H reached nearly $16,000,000 The records show that there hat been a postal deficiency every year since the establishment of the serv Ice. with the exception of 12 wher small surpluses were shown. The ex penses of the rural free delivery thf? rear are not expected to fall below 5S.SflO.0O8. The decrease In the amount of re relpts of $(4,000,000 and the In creased exiondlturrs of $lt0.000.. 00, make a difference aa-lnt the trearmrv fur the dual yr of $144 ... Hiu'sWu TWevs MwiMerO TeV'f In Lem Tlltta mi Mimut. SKATTl.K. July 1. Frank (lolch. of Humboldt, Iowa, maintained hli right to the world's catch -as-iatch can wrestling championship tonight when ho out-clamed Dr. II. F. Holler of Heattte, winning two consecutive falls in 16 mlnuti'H and 26 seconds. and 26 inlnuti-e and 64 eecoiid, reH Ptetlvaiy. The men enterod the ring weigh ing chase to 200 pounds each. Holler may hse been a pound or two the leavier. They went at It like bulls from the very Btsrl end (lotch soon fore- Ini matters. He worked his notor ious toe hold six times In succession In the ftrat bout. Holler broke nwnv Mrh lime, but It wore 011 him end Busily Cotch downed hlui Willi crotch and half-Nelson. Nuller did better Work In the Bee olio bout, bat Votch wee like a o r rim Afiei a rsl. ai,d went from hold to hold with starllliig rapidity. Hoi ler's bmi work In this round traw It break a half-Nclaun slid a croUh, sf ler Deltuj teeiulug.'v lout, lie a. finally picked up nnd dumped to hit shoulders from the mmi hold. It Ik doubtful If he s really di'Wllid hut It stii only a iitipitlnii of mta- utes anyway, as he was iti (iotib's mercy. Owing to the high prices, tin crowd wsa nut more thun 3Mmi. CAM. Foil ttllNTY W.MlltAMS Notice Is hereby given U i.artl holding county Mrrants wn.-d bv Douglas County, Ctnitun, snd i-n dorsed prior to and Iniluillng tht- 30th day of January, l;i07, ti pre. ent the same to the County Trens iirer of Douglas County, Oregon, at Ms office, for payment as Interest (hereon 111 cease aPr the date ol this notice f ) Dated at Roseburg. Oregon, thli litk day of June. 190s. J. K. SAWYEIIH. Treasurer of Douglas County, Or djyll rtronlte tevtw edverter. 10,000,000 People Fuce Charily or blow Starvation CALCUTTA, July 2. Despite the declnrntlon of the Ilrltlufr oflklals that they huve the situation under control and that u Ilk-lent relief sup plies have been provided to prevent any desperate suffering, reports from the Interior state that the famine conditions are dally growing worse. Over a million natives are declared to be on the verge of starvation, thousands are said to have succumb ed within the last few weeks and gloomy prophecies are made that no Iobs than ten millions will be forced to Bubslst on charity or die miser ably during tho summer and autumn. While all of these statements cannot bo verified, owing to the secrecy of the government, which fears a wide spread Insurrectionary movement, there Is little doubt Unit India Is fac ing a grave crisis. The recurrence of ' these terrible famiues is due to several causes, mostly attributable to the Influence of the British government. Four fifths of the population aro now en tirely dependent on capricious crops for their sustenance, und although great Irrigation works have been car- led out, the slate of agriculture Is still very unstable, Kach peasant ultlvntes a llttlu patch of land. which supplies the bure living of himself and his family. When the rop fallB they nre faced with starva tion. The British regime provides regulnr employment for only a frac tion of the natives, while It tins kill- id a great deal of the nntlve Indus try, and has Imposed other condi tions on the people which work against tho prosperity of tho natives. The taxes are high, and tho econ omic system Imposed by llrltlsh rulf Is unsulted to the conditions of na tive life. Uesldes the millions of peasants who are linblo to starvation nt the -illghlest failure of the crops, there Is an enormous population of heg irars and workless people whose con dition Is entirely hopeless during the famine. Many thousands of these are doomed to a lingering death .'rotn inanition. The condition of the poor creat ures affected hy the famine Is plllftil beyond words. Those who un forced to apply for government reliel .lave been already living for mnnllif in half or a quarter of their usiinl illownnres of food. Long experience hns luured them to living on next to nothing. Many families have been 'lvlng on a dally handful of dried teas, occasionally varied hy wild fruit and roots, or even less palatable food. Tho famine being spread over a ,-ast territory, thousands of tho tin .tves are miles from a government elief depot, nnd many of them die hecnuse they cnunot drag Iheir wast ed bodies to tho depots. I'or every 'hnusand persons who get relief, here must be as many who are too weak, or perhaps too proud, 10 apply for It. M.VY NOT LIVE 'J'KltM OCT. Slayer of Mrs. K. S. (jonfrn (tattering From Luifg TR'Bbi. MARSHFIELD, Or., July 1. Hol land Anderson, the teVlcuder Who was sentenced to live yearfft in the penitentiary for bhoolinff and frilling Mrs. Kdward HAu Cordon, in Marsh Held, 011 May 9, has been tekeu to the penitentiary. It Is staled by phy sicians who have been attending hlin since his confinement In the county Jull that he Is a physical wreck and that he cannot live out his sentence, lie Is sufferlug from heart und lung trouble and It is not believed that he can survive for more than a fee months or a year ut best if confined In the penitentiary. it Can't lie llrnt. The best of all teachers Is experi ence. C. M. Harden, of Sliver City, North Carollun, says: "1 llud F.lec trlc Hitters does all that's claimed for It. For Stomach. Liver and Kid ney troubles It can't be heat I have Lrled It and find it a most excellent medicine." Mr. Harden Is right; It's ;ho best of all medicines also foi weuknees, lame back, and all run lowii conditions, ilest too for chills and malaria. Sold under guarantcc at A. C. Maruters A Co's. drug store. 60c. Hf-frlftiYiitne'e. Full lino of first class refrlgerat ors, etiamel lined and guaranteed setlsfactory. Nothing equals our Vu dor Porch Shades to keep that hot porch comfortable. We have them 4, $, 8, and 10 feet wide. B. W. STIIONO The Furniture Man What AiU Ton! TV fou ftMil weak, It ml, (ltvinti(.ai tavn frrqiiont hf itil.iclii';, io;itiH. t"iitiit bltUT or bid tasin lu moruiiiK. ")nurt burn," belt-In nit of gs, ariil risings lr thruftt altur trntlug. atnimicli khuw or burn, foul brcntti, dizzy si ml In, mor w varlabU apin'iit, nauw at timet and klntlrfHl symptom? If jolrova any rons1fcfratIa ntr rf vatNivt riMptonifl you ar utTprhm fitai(lloii'"ncN llvur with tmlt- fff'Trt.U VinvtTv UnistJi- iill (Lv ii' .M VDill'lf lU'lll'HUl 1,11 ifU'ill st'li'in't fur tlit; L'' -tit'iiu 'it hk.K ifcl'iiuriy U t;i.Mia"kLltia'4 It ts a uuiTl iiLifiit liwr litMoitur. ttumach tonic frwl n-i;iilitlir ami nrv utrnnutlu'iier. The "(iol.lcn M .ileal hi o.-ry " l- not Itaipnt tuavltc.ii ir tr iiottrtini. a f0M 1 1 vt of lt.i InvrotlltMitK U-ln prtntn, Oli lu Niii)ir'ir amt attfttnl ninlcr oath. A (t'atu at It forauila will nhow thiit (t rohiain no ftlcohol, or harmful h.ihlt-f.ir:nintt drnt. It Ih a fltilil etraiM matli lih imrp. triplr-rvrtiuMi ttlTiorlnp of proper !t rt'iitft ti. from the rootn of th tntlowing ti.it Atnrl'an (orr.it pUtit t li.. (io!tln S-al rml. Stone root, HlnrW I'harry lurk, iiwh'i rot, HKh -drool, ant llaiiilrAkn root. I'd follontiic lfMllrif mtNltt'tl aiithoMUe. initi n'l ( t In l "f otiivio. ' ii nr th cur .if Jut i t lie it. eul il fuiftf. $1I h ftHlHr-Mll K1 thf tnir.'iiitiiit--at- 'n-f K lUtthi l.w M l . uf Ji ff-naon M. tl i U,-, I'lnl , l'n.r II I' fft.nl, U It . of I'm of 1 : I'r.if l ilmi M lUlf. M P.uf Hluiriunn MM tVMrft (il '. I'ruf. J.-lHi hint. M l . Author ol Anitii. n li.ernsttrr; lnf .lno M .itl ()-' M t , AiUli.Tof 4P.H-IIV Mr.l'. ll.fs; nf I "iitn l.-liM-m. M n.Mnl Kfin. I'til of N jC . I'M'f Klulrr KUtnifWootl M h.Atiih.ii of MM. i-.1 'n.f In Itrmirtl MmII- rt lVlle.-, ( tit. $1 fifHi ntinr ftn.) . dr ,.n lttl( tttl to fr U V IV.-tvc. Uit flo. N Y . tnl n-.-lTt rt Kej'klrl lu,t itriv t frrm wHitnr f ill i)tf d1i (J liiinnn Bn, rniiit Kihrn i'ttiliTiiir In ll Hr.nfTt spiv triv. ! ri1 rT ry In rreillfni of M. h "liulilen Me.lu l lUvco- lr Plr-( I'lfifini Wlletii filiate and Invlijorai ailV"!-! lli-r anil howK ThT fnar he ui )n pttnlunrit.-n with "OoMr HMlcal !thf"aT 'If txiw.le.irt- much is' UaUi 1 har'f Unj and iunr-ciauxt KUMMEIt KXCUHSIOn RATES TO NKWPOHT AxI YAQULNA KAY. From June 1 to October 1GU, 1908, Special "Summer" round-trip tickets will be Bold from Hoseburg to Yaciutna or Newport, Oregon, and return, good hIx months from dat? of sale; good only for continuous passage In each direction. No stop overs allowed. Kure for tho round trip $8.00 dswtf Had Hum Vuhkly Ilculttl "1 urn so rioHi;hU'd wilh what Clhatiiborlnln's Salve nan done fur inc that 1 feel bound to write and toil you so," says Mrs. Robert My lion . 4 r. 7 John St., Hamilton, Ontario. "My little daughter had a bad burn on her knee. I applied Chamber lain's Salve and It healed beautiful ly." TIiIh salve allays the pain of a burn almost Instantly. It Is for mile by Hamilton Drug Co. ConKtintiou, For const Ipat Ion there la nothing quite ho nice as Chamberlain's Sto mach and Liver Tablets. They al ways produce a rll'aaiit movement )f the bowels without any disagree able effoet. Price 2i cents. Samples free. Hamilton Drug Co. I-'Olt .SAUK. Land scrip. Can be used on any land which Is subject to homestead entry, it Is fully guaranteed. Kor iirlcc, address ds, L. W. IIUHHKLL. Springfield, Missouri. Doctor Could Not l!.-p Her. "I had kidney trouble for years," writes Mi'K. Raymond Conner, of She! ton, Ynnli,, "and the doctors could not help me. 1 tried Foley's Kidney Cure, and the very first dose ave mo relief and I am now cured. I cannot say too much for Foley's Kidney Cure. It makes the dls ased kidneys sound so they will eliminate the poisons from the blood. Unless they do this, good health Is Impossible. i Red Cicsf Pharmacy. OASSim MM till) WAXTKD TKAC11KR WANTKD Principal for the Yoncallu school for the coin ing year. Address communica tions to K. Helllwell, clerk, Yon ciilla, Ore. TF XK WALK. LKTTKK PRKSS FOR SALK Has been used but a few times, latest model. Price 1 1, Can be seen at Review Olllce. FOR SALK - First-class improved White sewing machine, drop head. $J.t.0U. Itwui.'e ut a. Peterson' shoe shop, Cass street. yi FOR SALK An Kdlson moving pic ture machine, almost new. Call at litis olllce and see the machine. A bargain If taken at once. dTF ADMINISTRATORS SALK I have for sale 2 H lots on Pine street, also tot and building known as tho Denning lodging house. Lane street. Also ft acres 1 miles out, near Tnrget Range, and 20 acres !n Looking Glass. For par ticulars call on or address J. T. Goodman, administrator estate of J. J. McCoy, deceait d dtf FOR SALK Practically new 6-room cot tagt nil modern conveniences. Will exchange for Portland prop erty. Call on L. Rabat, Roseburg. Oregou. dswtf FOR SALK - Scholarship In the Rehnke-Walker Muslness College, of Portland. Will sell for $24.ftO. which Is a bargain. Address Leone Matthews, tillde. Ore. dsw FOR SALK-- Cocker Spaniel pups. Inquire at residence of F. F. Pat terson, djyl T FOR SALK tiood paving plumbing and tinning business. Address H., care of Hcvlew, Roseburg. tf l OK ItF.NT. KNEW WHAT SHE WANTED. J v jt vim h - r- r- vy - tw n MM!aa Pondua, when you purchaaed dis hammock did you aak fe' m ham mock fo' two?" No. honay, ja' fo' on and a half." Cut Glass and Silverware T There have nt-vi'r before liei-n offered sin;li i-xti-auiiliiiarv bargains ill genuine CUT 11 LASS. All pieces are hesl quulily eleai- ijlass only a few piecres of a kind. - ...... li In silvenvare we have the kind lhat given lastinj.' silisfaetion: beau tiful and dignilied designs, worth aod long wear, whii'h are the qualities desired by the most fastidious. This cut glass and silverware make the most useful of presents for Juno weddings. .Special l'rices Expert Watch Cleaning and Repairing . . . The Kind Tou Have Always Bought, Mod which has been in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of s - and has been made under bis per fjr j jiff-tS- wnal supervision since its infYvnry. lefiTT; J-UcJa4t Allow no one to deceive you in thin. All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good" nre but Experinujiits that trltte with and endanger the hetdth of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment, What is CASTORIA Caatoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Par, goric, lrops and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narootio substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms mid allays Feverislmcss. It cures Diarrhecn, and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constlpatior und Flatuleuey. It assimilates tho Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Tho Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA AUWAYS Bears the Signature of J The Kind You Haie Always Bought J. T. BRYAN Hoselm rtt, Oregon In Use For Over 30 Years. THC CCHTAUH OJHMNr, TT MUNIU VHCCT. NEW V 3IT. IlKOTHKIt Sl'SPKCTS. e e ee What makes our business grow? It's because we treat the people right. Some merchants in their attempt to lead iu 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, e e a a e XX XX XX e XX s XX AHKKDBKX. Wash.. July I. Curl Undstrom refiiKt's to believe that his brother, John Linristrnm, cuine to his tlt-ath al Salem yesterday monilriK j through accident, Mr. Liudst rum saya that he fears foul play. He will malio a thorough investigation of lite case, and has already placed the matter in the hands of Portland detectives. He will himself leave for Portland Saturday to pursue an in vestigation on his own account. ( throat, and lung lieu lor is sold at A. C. Mart ters & Co's. drug store. 60c land $1.00. Trial bottle free. Alton S. Frey & Co 1 GROCERS I'hoaes 21. unil"Vil Succeaorto.J.r."B-kr & Co. xwwwwwwxxxxxxxxxxxxx tixxxxmtxtxxxxttxxxxxxxx Ht " AM KOl'M. LOST Pocket botk, contnlntnie key and small chanpe. Whs lest te twM'ii West HosehnrR and depot Under please leave at Hevlew o(- nce. , d rr A HUAST OK ItKKK THAT Ull.I IKI-: Vlll K M( TH WAT F.ll. (-.t rare i:h ub every doy twf-u rii.t, iu fa-t. If you know k It- t hiu u aw it (of cou's- ;.om do whfii vou rat it yt.i.'ll enjoy the sort we serve. Prime cattle. (Eod finding, knowing haudlinir and tare fii cutting eiplam the reason for our always anplvlng fiae roasiing beef The Economy M rket 4.eo. h'hllng n. ln.p. KOKN l A purse, containing mon ey, key nnd other things. Owner can have same hy calling at Mur sters marble olhYe and dest'rlhtng ' it. dtfu; NOTICE TO rilKPITORH Having lost our business by fire. w m themselves ludebted to us to settle as soon as possible. f. J. WII, ' pectfulty ask all persons knowing LIAM3 A SON, Wilbur Or. if MMIMI MMMt IMIMCIi The Itenunly That Dot's. "Dr. King's New Discovery Is the remedy that does the healing others promise but fall to perform," says Mrs. K. It. Pierson, of Auburn Cen tre, Pa. "It is cur' me of throat and lung trouble of long standing that other treatments relieved only temporarily. New Discovery is do ing me so much good that I feel con fident its continued use for a rea sonable length of time will restore me to perfect health." This re nowned cough and cold remedy and IHSSOIA'TION OK PAKTNKKRHIP. Notice Is hereby given mat the co partnership heretofore existing be tween R. L. Stephens and James A. Perry, boot and shoe dealers, of Roseburg, Oregon, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. Perry retiring and Mr. Stephens con tinuing the business, assuming all of said tlnn'a liabilities and Indebted ness. Dated at Roseburg, Or., June 22, 1908. R. h. STEPHENS, JAMES A. PERRY. Itest the World Afford. "It gives me unbounded pleasuro to recommend Uucklen's Arnica Salve." says J. W. Jenkins, of Chapel Hill, X. C. "1 am convinced It's the best salve the world affords, "it cured a felon on my thumb, and It never falls to heal every sore, burn or wound to which It is applied. 25c at A. C. Marsters & Co's. drug store. Phone I033 All Work Qua rant eed H. C. RITZMAN UP-TO-DATE PLUMBER Let me make an estimate ou your work. Steam and hot water a specialty. poot of Jackson St. Repair Work Neatly Done. V. II. l lsilt It. iw j. it. nMTH. Mc.-rrvn. . W. TIIUONK. S.t. Z The Douglas County Abstract Company Sui'oi'saor to T, K. Al',cy. Val trai t of Title Furnish. Out'rtntred. ( i l.an.l ltlUf Frartit'P a Sifiially. B.:fl ty h.'p.'xlt Ik? for Relit. Tmilier Laols ll.irf.it il,l S..1.1. l.nn.l ti'r Sale. , Kf.il KJt.itterd ItiMi.ice. 'f rH r. l"r.M-rljr I'rt .r.l for Ftliitf' on (ioTernmrnt Ijin.l.. ToHit.lilp Uw. Showing Varent Ijiinl., of all Town-hit In the lto.eliurn IjiikI Hl.lrKt, iW fenl. Kiuh. OnV Vnil.r I. S. Ijiml Offlre. ItOSKllI I1C. nltKliOV The ROYAL STAND'RD TYPEWRITER A card will hiinc & machine to your office for test. the TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 84, 3rd. St. Portland, Or. Elmer E. Wimberly, Roseburg HIGH GRADE PLUMBING CLEN D. NEGLEY At S. K. Sykee Hardware Score. Phone rT,51. AO Work CuarenUe
