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Newspaper Page TextV 7 i i -7 o EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY L. WIMBERLY, Editor. omcRvlew Building, (flrat flor) Jacluoa Street. Telephone Main Ml DAILY Far yr, by mtl) ltr tnautti. Utllrrred ft wcik, dtUveml rer Yur li Muntbi J. JULY 0, KKTTUIitH WILL GET IT. O. 4k C. It. II. Lundfi Not to bo An nexed Co Fori'Ht Itt'Hervttf. WASHINGTON, July 8. Forfeit ure of the Oregon & California rail road lauds In Western Oregon to the United BtatcB would not be follow ed by their annexation to the forest reserves, If the sentiment of the House committee on public lunds in a sure guide of the future policy ot tho government. That committee, during the last session of congress, unmistakably favored opening the lands to commercial and IndtiHtiiai uiw'B. It la said on good authority that bad there been any possibility of the administration's annexing the lands to the forest reserves, the pub lic lands committee would have pre seated a resolution, declaring thai no disposition of the lunds should bt made without sanction of congress. Itut the president has no powei to create additions to the forest re serves in Oregon. The committee had thlH fact Investigated by 1). D. Townsend, assistant to the Attorney General In the coming suits agulnsl the railroad aud Individuals who purchased 1000 acres or more from the railroad, In violation of the terms of the land grunts. Mr. Townsend was often heard tr say that he was confident no at tempt would be made to Include the lands In forest reserves; that Hitch disposition of the lands would hr contrary to the purpose of the Bulb and the congressional grants and the Interests of the state. Matter Mont Important. This matter Is of high Important to Western Oregon, since the gov ernment will seek, lu tho suits about to be brought by Mr. Townsend, the alternative reliefs of forfeiture o! the lands to the government or ol specific performance of the orlglun' terms of the grant, which have been Ignored by the railroad for 40 years The suits will be Instituted In thf United States circuit court for tin 1 District of Oregon. Mr. Towmmiul prepared the bills of complaint be fore leaving Washington and Is ex pec ted to file them In Portland a soon as they can be printed. Of tho 2,000,000 acres pottRotwm) by the railroad and the 400,000 acres held by the big purchasers, ful ly 1,000,000 acres In and Houth of Lane county can be used fur farm ing, -and can support an additional population of 50,000. More than one-fourth of tho 2.400,000 acres It In Douglas county, aud three-fourths of It Is In Lane, Douglas, Josephliu and Jackson. Some parts of the land grant area would probably be put Into forest re serves, In case of forfeiture. Such would certainly be the disposition of the lands now Included within the boundaries of forest reserves. Small parcels of land might also be added to forest reserves to All out certain areas and the same disposition might be made of remote lands ttmt un useful only for timber and thai would bo held long perlodH of time by speculators to realize their value Amount In Limited. But probably not more than 200. 000 acres would be disposed of that way. such at least being the tern per of the house commltteo on pub He lands, which threnhed out the land grant matter many weeks lust winter and spring. Involved with the rallrond will he some 60 companies and permm.s who bought lands from the rnllrond tr quantities of 1000 ncres or more this In violation of tho ItfO-nrre limit for purchases, and of the K.f.O per acre price limit and of the "ai-tua' settler" clause. Them- holders wn ess some 400.000 acres, the chief ones being as follows: Hooth-Kelly Lumber Company, tn Lane and Linn counties, 77, Ohm acres. - J. and 0. K. Wont worth, of (Mil cago. In La no, .tfi.OOO acres. Kred. A. Krltm. in iNos, 4 nor acres. Weyerhauser Lumber Company In Klamath, l.l.OiMt acre. Charlea A. Smith. In Coos and Douglas, 20.000 acres. W. I. Vawter. In Jackson, unoc acres. William M. Lodd, In Douglas. 1, 280 acres. All then holders of land lll h msde defendants In the govern ment's equity suits, one Important riWHoa bUs liat they all Wolated the term of tba Isnd aranu the sutie as did tat Or. tt California rail rind ceiay. 'aea Iafsi of Ue fciretolnt dispatch laat night. Mr. Tonend corroborated the Information an tc annexing the forfeited liinfls lo the forest reserves. He said that he was confident the lands, If forfeited, would be opened for settlement. Aa to protection of Innocent pur chasersthose who bought la mi from the ralrfoad for settlement -Mr. Townneftl rarked that there need be no alarm on their utile "Their titles will not be disturbed at all," he remarked. "The govern (pent will not sue them." i KXI'O. HAS PLKXTY OF MOXKY SEATTLE, Duly S. (Special Coi respoudeucej With more than U-n mourns lu which to work before the opening duy pi' the Alaska-Yukou-Haclfic exposition, the lyu'J far 1b In an advanced stage of completion, and there Is plenty of fund In the treasury with which lo complete It. Ail inteinitloual expositions it cive iwom or less adverse rriU-iAta m t taa progress of the wort ta ft!?tnr'iAl condition of tht oraiu itatio lm lime Instances this criti cism Is Justifiable, but In the cube at tlo faciac World's fair the otU clals have carried out their tu'utta so imccet-Hf ully that there ure no foun dations for Insinuations that th expokltion will not bo a success 1. every way. The United Status government it preparing to expend Us appropria tion of $tiU0,0U0. As required by the bill passed by congress, the exposi tion management now has more thai: a million dollars lu assets. Tho to tal cupltal stock of $800, Ouu ha' been fully subscribed. Wltii Jlb'V 000 lu county appropriations aud ft donation of $2.0,000 by the Aivll. Brotherhood, a fraternal organl'.a lion, the assets reach moro tnun a million. This is exclusive of tht 1,000,000 appropriated by tlx state of Washington, ths valom other slate aproprlatIom for parti cipation, the sale of conHesslous and exhibit space aud foreign upp:vprl'i- l.l'l'S. Of tho total governinem r.porp ilatlon, $LT 0,000 will be used foi the following buildings main ?ov eminent, Alanka, Huwal!, Philip pines and fisheries (military. Tin remaining $:if0.000 will he expend ed for tho collection and IimtrJIn Uon of exhibits. Work on the grounds is aboiit b x ty per cent completed. Tw nf tht largest exhibit palaces, llm M'lhiiri.c tures and Agriculture b.illdlnj;-1. twin structures, are entirely Mulshed The Machinery hall, oiim of ttux" permanent brick hulldiug.t la torn uleted, while the Auditorium and Fine ArtB palace, the othor iwo per manent structures, aro rial tg rap Idly. Tho Administration hnlli'ihg emergency hospital and lire a itlor have been fin (shod for somnilme The Mines building Is bavin;; it.- blafl out on and the Fisheries pil-ve In far beyond the foundation, Th Oregon building will soon h com o'etod, while work on th Wa-thing on, California, Missouri, V.v Voik ind Utnh stuto bulldlnns will be Parted Kometlmu next month. About twenty large otieos.dunF have been l(;t and nogotin'lona u't tituullng for nbout as mn'iv tut e Some of the most famous r:loinun In the country hnvo obt. lined priv ileges. Among them Is Hon 'y Ro folre, the great IlluslouU':. nnj TboiupHon, of Thompson and Innriy 'he men who made Lunn i'aiH at Coney Island and opened the l'!,ipo inline lu New York. Vie Pa) Streak, tho amusement ')oiib!'nrd. will he more than a half nil'.g W. length. In orde rto accommodate the tn -pr number of applications for oh. hit Hpace ot least two more i-x;iiliit el aces will have to be erect f-d. 'Miefit nro the Transportation and Koie'irr exhibits bulldingH. Thor'.:ituls o' exhibits are pouring Into the otrtcr if the division of exlilnlls. Thff fact shows, according to ufliei.ils that the manufacturers and produc i!rs of tho country realize tl.e Im mense amount of good thev will re elve by ex idol ting tiielr wares ni Seattle, the gateway to Alas-ta nnd the Orient. In the Machinery department there Is also a dearth of m--. i-nd n large annex will be erected to tr Machlueiy Hall. The exposition has jinr; res d sr 'nr that within the next pionih a Hinatl admission fee will he chimed to visitors. July roeordH for Kdlson niachlucH Just iu at Burr's MuhIc Mouse. A Lazy Liver May b only a tired liver, or a lUrred liver. II would be a atupid aa vu ll oj avare thing lo heat weary or starved man btvauMt he laKK'd in his work. Sc In troatliK tho laKiihiK, torpid liver It )t a ireul inittake lo lush It with Mronii drastic druiiH. A tornid llwr is but an Indira I Ion of an Ill-nourished, enf.-vtilod boily whowi ortiiH are weary with over work. Mart with the stouiuoh und aMied org ant of dixi-stlon and nutrition, l'ui them In working order ami sen lw quickly your liver will btvome. acllva. Dr. Pleno's Golden Medical l)Unvery has aiadft many marvelous cure of "iUei trouble" by lt.i wonderrnl control of tht organ of digestion and nutrition. It re Btores the normal activity of the Moniaeh. Increatet the stvrotUma of iIm'MihhI run k log gland, rle.nnoen the vstom from ihi- onoui accuiinilatlons. and so rvlievi" the liver of the bunlt'04 luiKttl upou It by I the defection of other orgsnv If you bkve hlttrror bad titte tn the mora tnf. puororjxrikbie tin tit, cot ml toi,-ir, fual brrtlh. Cvhtlitrd or trrrcular KHrl feel wpkk. eaMls tired. Vt'ndrnl, frrvurnt trrtdtcbra. ftti mr ulMre(ji "tnU of l-irk, jawing or dlwrr1 l't' In totun h pertMM auM'a.teWi JNW rUlnf ' In throat aTN r eating, and klnJVV sm. tomi 4 Mk Btoaiti-a aod torvld ll mr m rrllfve rmi nu-rw un'tm'tlj yi ..:t fcMJT'lpfc:--! tF. T'. r 11". i. . ri J.rT.-fci jMs-v'ii l'trliiia oi.lj 4 Mti trtav Tai c j u.uiou. will ho tit-wnl m one time and yt i piint to tcrpltl Ihirot tRiouiif( ai.d wrid otonia. h r-tn til ot brvtil itui M.'uit n:!le raku .! DAT ln.'fUlhl f.l and ik tl,. "t.. u;, n rriictl lMvoverg rtilirlj- iu tl. k to lu m ua-d you are v-.d-ri'iio and The iMtroTi-rr " itoii-erri. tn-a)ro- aiw. u a Khrviit rits.-i n i-,;,, i- Bkl with e f-ill h.t ot It It.ifir- .,oi:t fV-lnml on tt.ii U'tif-orapiHT ami Oii'lrf otih its li.grtHi.ti.u ite cn.i. t tt and tolled ti tlif iiii iMin-tH ., . l f !' of the ten end n n-. .tmu tMiml le eure ibe dta for mu. U U i d Iton't irti'l a lulwittnte o( iv:ituiown eomiioettiou lor tlit non -mwti waooiaa OT aaowi fVHruait.oi. - - 6-- J I'ANAMA KI.ITI. KI NKAV. PANAMA. July H. Ah ihe presi dentlal campalgu lu Panama draws to a cIosh, chaiWm and counter charK'H ot KraTt und corruption are being niadoOy the leaderK of the twe factluna and the excitement nmonc the people is reaching a high pitch The election ill be held Sundty. All present appttranccs iilnt to th uccey or OiiLTUl J. ). di OIldl thoM' ptity as .nee. .still In tht rec.nt munlclpil eltctlnm. Otdi it tht opprwltkia candldato to thf Rovernment party, which is support ing Dr. Rlcnrdo Arias, President Am ador's minister nf foreirn afTnlrH. fnr president. Obaldla declares that! wholesale graft has marked Ama What makes our business grow? I It's because we treat the people right. 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, 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 conviuc :d. Yours for a square deal, Alton S. GROCERS Phonus 201. and f")l xmxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxitxixxxxxxxtxxxuxxxxxxxxx IV. II. I ISIIIOIt, Pres. J, II. ltOOTH, Vicc-Pre.s. J. M. TIIUONK, Sec. The Douglas County Abstract Company Successor to F. E. Alley. Abstract of Title Furnished. Titles Guaranteed. Land Oillce Practice a Specialty. Safety Deposit Uoxes for Rent. Timber Lands Bought nnd Sold. Land Scrip for Sale. Heal Estate and Insurance. Tapers Properly Prepared for Filing on Government Lands. Township Maps, Showing Vacant IjumIs, of all Tow its hips lu the Ituseburg Land District, f0 Cents Each. Oillce Pnder V. S. Land Oltlco. HOSKItritG, OHKGOX. ' MMMMItt t Now is the time to list your Farms, Orchards, Stock Ranches, Timber Lands and City Property. We offer you the advantages of wide-awake out side connections. M QUI SOI Send us full description, or call; we will be pleased to meet you. UMPQUA VALLEY LAND CO., Office Maccabee Temple Cass St. Roseburg, Oregon. Why Hot Buy ROSEBURG MEAT MARKET H. D. MAY, Prop. Fresh and Cured Meats of all kind i'Uh rnd Poultry We know how to cut meat to get the best results in cooking There l more lu the cutting that most people believe We may be termed ev perts In our lino. Let us prepare your Sunday roast, and you will bo convinced. We want your trade. Special I rvo Delivery. Phone :, W(, ,(,, Shop on Sherl.lnn Str.'.-I. Near Hie Depot. dor's administration and that It If the purpose of Q'ius to perpetuatt such a regime. Hundreds of Amer ican marines are patrolling the canal zone, to protect the iBoperty of the United States government, but no serious trouble Is anticipate!. ft tt Vorld Arit. "It $vp9 m unboundttfi pltsurc to m-onunintl Bucklen's "Arnica Stlvt," tt.T, J. V. Jtniin,, of Chapel Hill, N. C. "I an convinced lf the bott alTe tht world alfordi. It cured a ftlon on my thumb, and it nevtr falls to heal tvery aore, burn or wound to which It Is applied. 25c at A. C. Marsteri & Co'a. drug store. XX XX Ix XX XX XX Frey & Co Successors) J.pr.rBarkerl'& Co. XX tl A lot and build. Stop paying rent. Some of the finest residence lots in the city, close In. on good streets, ad jacent city water and light. For ft... ther particulars, sec Klmer K. Wlm. Iterly, ItoM'hui'K, Oreguii J awu: AM) JtiHt of all kinds are offered it le r,on omy market. Whemtt wait somethiiiK extra nice for or Sun day dinner, or when yjti -e ;,' Ins visitors, see what we a in the line of poultry and meats. For ev: ether day In the week and for ordiili ary occasions we are ji-o ready ti somc nm ' r. .' The Economy Market Hnvlnir Is nearly ltnishei! here. Mr. Marsh ha3 sblpif several hundred crafts of cherries. Mr. Cannon is on the sick list. Mrs. Eirady, of Kosetjurc is visit ing her brother. S. H Hrisbin mij family this wepk. Several of the people of this plaM spent the Fourth at Roseburg and Rrorkway. All 'ported a nice time. Messrs. Marsh and Stokes made a flying trip to RoseburK Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Urlsbln enter tained several of the younx folks at their home the Fourth. Ice ciatr and lemonade was served and fire works were enjoyed at nl:ht. We hope to see a new school house In our valley before fall. Mr. Cockrell has closed work or the roads until after harvest. The young people spent Tuesdat evening at Mr. and Mrs. Brisbln's. They enjoyed themselves with musit and singing until a late hour. The Ladles' Aid will give an let cream social at the Bchool housp on Saturday evening. DOT. Ml'ST UK SOU) WITIIIX A WKKK. My liGu-acre ranch, known as tht old Livingston or Hill Callahan ranch. Either as a whole, or will sell the south 160, which has large barn, eight-room house, woodshed, milk bouse and other outbuildings; four flowing springs, two-acre or chard and all the clearing. Ranch Just beyond the French Settlement up against coast range, bench laud of good loose soil and sub-Irrigated; about fiOO feet above Kosebiirg; a fine healthy climate, with the pur est of water Go and see it and let me know your best offer. I will bf at Urndley's Second Hand store dally until July l.'.ih. John R. Campbell. (I3t The ViLagra'ph Theatre Program changed Mon day, Wednesday and Fri day. Matinee every after noon at 2:30. Three evening perform ances, beginning 7:30 Sunday matinee 2:30 Evenings 7:30 Admission 10 cts. Saturday matinee, chil dren 5 cts. G. L. TILLARD. GASHED MUMS WANTED TEACHKR WANTED Principal foi the loncalla school for the com ing year. Address communica Hons to E. Helliwell, clerk, Yon calla, Ore. TF FOB SALE. LETTER PRESS FOR SALE Has been used but a few times, latest model. Price $4. Cnn be seen at Review Oillce. FOR SALE First-class Improved White sewing machine, drop head JLTi.OO. Inquire at A. Peterson'! shoe shop, Cass street. yi FOR SALE An Edison moving pic turo machine, almost new. Call at this otlice and see the machine A bargain It taken at once. dTI ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE I have for sale 214 lota on Pine street, also lot and building known as the Denning lodging bouse, Lane street. Also 6 acres 1 V4 miles out, near Target Range, and 20 acres In Looking Glass. For par ticulars call on or address .1. T. Goodman, administrator estate of J. J. McCoy, decean i dtf vnn gate rt.Dti.,ti., w, a . Will exchange for Portlnnd prop-1 erty. Call on L. Kabal, Roseburg. ' Oregon. dTF j FOR SALE Scholarship In the Ilehnke-Walker itusincss College, of Portland. Will sell for $24.50. which is a bargain. Address Leone Matthews, Glide, Ore. dsw VOK SAI.K Cocker Spaniel pups. Inquire at residence of F. F. Pat terson. djv!7 FOR SAI.K Good paying plumbina and tinning business. Address I!., care of Review, Roseburg. tf FOR RENT Five-room house, on Pilzer street, furnished or unfur nished. Apply to Bond Realtv Co. tf I.OKT AM) KOI XD. (iiST Pocket book, containing key, nnd small change. Was lost L t cen West Ro?fbur(t and dopot Finder please leave at Review of. e. iTVF FdrN'O A t'lirs1. cO'.i taint ng mon ey. k' and other tMiips. Owner ('.i have same ty rallinn at War--flvrs' marble office and Uest-rihiiiK it. drf NOTICE TO CRKIUTOKH Having lost our business br Are, we rp petfutlr ask all persons knowing themselvea Indebted to us to settle as soon as posvlble. T. J. WIT, LIAM3 A SON, Wilbur Or. U J. p. . vWVXX-V--fc- - " Tb Kind You Ilavo Always Boiuilit, U u fu. over SO y"s lui U,"'e Ienf' - hat been made umle Ills per. ' ULJz'UCM Allow no one to deceive you In tills. All Count.Tft.-lts Imitation WKlJut-as.Boodjir .but Ksmriuu nts tlitit trille with nd cmlntrr tl.e health of lulaut aud Cuildrcn-Kxpcrieuce Bgainst tiperinient. What is CASTORIA Castoria is n harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare Boric, Drops nml Soothlnff Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic nubstai.ee. Its ngo is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allnvs Feverislmess. It cures Diarrhoia and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constlpatior and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the M M Tk KM You to Always BoDgM In Use For Over 30 Years. TMC CIN1AUH e3MNT. TT HURU .T.CKT. NfW VOMR SITV. TO CI.OSM AT SIX O'CLOCK. Heglnning on Monday, July tl, the following named grocery stores will close each evening at six o'clock, ex L'ept on Saturday evenings, whim they will be open to suit the con venience of the tl-ailc: KOrfKHI Kli IiDCIIDALK CO. I1AKXF.SS .'i JOHNSON, II. A. Hl'XSAKKU, .MAX WHISS, ALTON' S. I-'HKY & CO., CI.OAKli ti HUOWX. MliS. A. C. K I III) 4i SOX, iMHS. H. K ASTON'. Doctors Could Not Help Her. "I had kidney trouble fnr years." writes Mrs. Raymond Conner, of Shulton, Wash., "and the doctors "ould not help me. 1 tried Foley's Kidney Cure, and the very first duse gave me relief and I an: now cured. I cannot say too much for Foley's Kidney Cure." It makes the dis eased kidneys sound so they will eliminate the poisons from the blood. 1'nlcss they do .this, good health Is impossible. Red Cuss Pharmncy. t'H t taanaaa Phone I055 H. C. RITZMAN UP-TO-DATE PLUMBER J, Let me make an estimate liot water a specialty. oot of Jackson St. In the Good Old Summpr Time -5'. ': .j-.v.-.i 1 -i 4.: r,Xi..-v.v 6?.V.'l- -'.'il We can teil you why. 84. .rd.S. Portland. Of. tlmtr E. W" HIGH GRADE PLUMBING GLEN D. NECLEY , Al S. li. Sykea Hardware Store. Signature of DISSOI.ITKLN OK l'AUTNUHSHIl'. Notice is hereby given mat the co iartuc'.'::iiip heretofore existing; be tween It. L. Stephens and James A. Terry, boot und shoe dealers, of Uoschurg, Oregon, has thtB day been dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. l'orry retiring nnd Mr. Stephens con tinuing the business, assuming all of said firm's liabilities and Indebted ness. bated at Roseburg, Or.. June 22, 111 OS. R. h. STEPHENS, JAMES A. PERRY. The First ltciiislt- of Hcauty, Tlio tli-ut fnli.ltn nt kui,lv la a ! clear complexion. Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup clears a sallow blotched complexion as it stimulates the liver and bowels, nnd the eyes bo come bright and clear. You owe it to your friends to take It If your complexion is bad. Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup does not nauseate or gripe and is very pleaBnnt to take. Refuse substitutes. Red CrosB Phar macy. t All Work Guaranteed on your work. Steam and Repair Work Neatly Done. q or any old time your siVnoKrapher will do better work if equipped with a Royal Standard Typewriter Phon, AD Work OtMuaiei O: