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Newspaper Page TextEVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW ISSUED OAJLY EXCEPT SUNDAY REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY L. WIMBERLY, Editor. Offic-Rvirw Building, (first floor) JacJuoa Street. Telephone Main 90!. DAILY Par 7 mt, by mU ' 1- notb, diirrtd fr week, 4liTrel IIM1.WKEXLY ftr Tr su Monti.. ..12.0 JILV 13, 1U0H. 8 LATE I) FOR KKMOVAL NeiUuiUMn Haiti to Have Failed tu Make Good in Land Cases. WASHINGTON, July 11. T. n NeubauuD, uutll lately an Inspectoi of the Interior Department, and re cntly made Special agent and atior ney of the general land office. Is so 01. to be dropped from the government service, according to Information ob tatned here today, it la also learn ed that Neuhauaen'a recent appoint meat la only temporary, and that hit commission will expire October 1 when, In all probability, he will quit the service. Neubauaen la to be let out. It Is said, because his work has been un satisfactory to offlclalB of the Inter ior department and general land of fice. It la maintained that be hat not "made good." Moreover, whllf assisting in the prosecution of land fraud cases. It Is alleged that Neu nausea has continually blocked th regular work of the Inspectors ant' apeclal agents In Oregon, baa dlsre garded Instruction from Wasblngtoi. and Is believed to have Inspired crltl cisms and attacks upon Secretary Garfield, Commission Dennett ant ex-Commissioner Balllnger. If the land-fraud trials drag alonp through August, and it Is imperatlvt that Neuhausen be retained to as slst Prosecutor Becker, tt la posslbh that upon appeal from the depart ment of Justice, he may have an other temporary appointment o three months, but It la the present plan to let hi 10 go October 1. He fore that date he will be expected t clear up all bis regular work whlcl haa not already been turned over t Mr. ClavlB, CLKVKLANIVH KHTATR. PRINCETON. N. J., July 11. O rover Cleveland's will, filed here, li one of the briefest ever made by t prominent man. It provides for bur lal whenever be should die and tlx erection of a "moderately expensive monument. The body may be r moved only to be placed beside tho of hla widow If she so directs. No In ventory is stated, but the eatate 1: belloved to bo worth nearly half 1 million. There are no charitable bf quests. The will bequeaths each o the children $10,000, the income 01 theae legacies to be used for thel: maintenance and education by thcli mother until each reach h maturity The residue of the estate Ib be queatbed to Mrs. Cleveland. REAL KHTATK TRANHFKRH. J. E. Kramer to K. II. 1)111, $10; aw sec. 24. 29-6. , Henry Stevenson to Great Western Timber Co., 10; part of soc. 26 21-7. R. L. Swan to T. E. Olllvant. $1; 34 eoret of John 11. Ilartln D. L C., tp. 28-7. R. H. Manning to F. D. Walte 110; 40 acres sec. 20, 25-4. EASILY Kt'IIKI. This Question Hlmuld be AnMwm) Km My by Ron-burg I'eople. Which Is wiser to have confld nee in the opinions of your fellow cltiiena, of people you know, or d pand on statements made by uttei strangers residing lu far-uwaj placesT Read the following: 0. W. ilenuett, Fowler St., ueai the creek, Koseburg, Ore., says: " was more or leas annoyed by kidney complaint ever since I left the arm In 1865. 1 Buffered everything from a steady, dull aching to excru elating twinges through the small of my back. 1 had to move around very carefully for a false aten or backward movement brought nharp iwingsa inrougn my body. The se creUon from the kidneys wero In a terrible condition being dark in col or, and after stunding for a Unit depositing a brlrk dust sediment Nothing gave mo any permanent re lief until I commeiu'tvl uulng Inan" Kidney Fills, getting them at A C Ma raters A Cos. drug store. The contents of the first box bo greatl benefitted me that I continued tak Ing them until eutlrely relieved. am eighty-eight years old and can hardly expect to be cured complete ly, but when a remedy will bring re lief to a person of my age ami In a taae pf so long standing, what win It do Id ordinary ranm?" For sale by all dealers. Price 60 cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Uuffalo, New York, sole agents for the Unit ed States. Remember the name Doau's and take do other. Attention ye sons of Jiroli! Tims salth no name: Prayer by the itps (vocal) Is an abominating unto n.e; I will Dot hear you. I delro pmypi that wella up from t ba he.irt Hud not from the Hps. JH KIM,. patronlie Review adTertlsen. HINTS FROM MISSOURI. Hew to Uss th King Drag and Have an Ideal Road. In Missouri the ruads are really bad. and Improvement by the King road drag has been taken up systematically. Tbe fuUonlog uKOoua are from a builetJu by tbe Mnwourl board of agrl culture: Iuu't drive too fast. Lhju'i nalk. Get on the drag and ride. Don't wait for your neighbors to lata hold. They way be waiting on you. Don't wait for tbe big grader to come and shape up your road. All yon can do first will help to make the work of the grader permanent. Don't try to drag with one piece; use two. One will scoop out tbe holiowa In the road and deepen them. When two are used the one keeps the other up, and soon the hollows will have filled and become level like the balance jf the road. Don't wait for good roads until the city folks begin to talk about mac adam at public expense. This will cost from J3.OU0 to $5,000 a mile, and for euntry purposes, where there Is no heavy haul lug. It Is no better than, not is easily maintained as, a road proper ly made with tbe drag. Klve dollars 1 mile with a proper una of the road drag will keep the ordinary country road that la properly drained, graded tnd bridged or cul verted in first class ondltlon uine mouths In the year and make it a fairly decent road the other three month. But thU canuot be done in one yeur or two. The louder tho drag Is used Intelligently the better the road will become until finally It Ls oval and Bmooth and Imrd and elas tic. This is tbe ideal road, and notb lng but a road properly made with the drag or an asphalt road meets all these requirements. The Cheapest Roadmaker. The "good roads without money" movement that has by means of King's spilt log road drag converted tbe slough holes of tbe "corn belt" roads Into model turnpikes Is extending to the eastern statca, where most roads are either very good or very bad, Boyp Garden Magazine. Mr. King Is or rang Ing with tho various state boards of agriculture to give a series of practical demonstrations of tbe uxe of his d vice on eastern roads whore the suc cess of road dragging is Biore doubtful because of sand and ro'ks. JOl NT INST A IXATM . At I. O. O. F. hall, in this city on Saturday evening a Joint liiHinlla Uoti of officers was held by Phile tarian Lodge, So. 8, I. O. O. F., ant ItotteburK lteheknh Lodge, No. 41. Tho itiHtnlllng officer for the Ho hekuliH was Mrs. D. U. Palm, with Mrs. Clara Horen tinting as gram! 'narahal. The officer) fiiHlalled are: 1tb. Maggie Robertson, N. G.; Mrs lllrdle Presehern, V. Ci.; MIhh Kvn leher, R. S.; Mrs. W. 11. Chetham Treas.; Mrs. Clara Horeii. U. S. N 1.; Mrs. Mnry Jone, L. 9. V. Ci.: Mrs. Hello 8tephenson. It. S. V. C: Mrs. J. O. Ooodnow, L. S. V. fJ.; Mrs. F. R. Cnvender, Chap.; Mrs. Alda Dixon, P. N. (I.: Mis. Mlnnh Lewis, War.; Mra. V. H. Sharp Con.: Miss Jessie McNiece, I. C; Mrs. Frank Carmen. O. O. The officers of Philelarlan Lodge were Installed by J. A. Ituchauan, D O. O. M., with F. K. Ca vender net Hig as grand marshal. The new of fleers are; J. O. Ooodnow. N. C: W. H Aheene. V. C; Pearl Smith Wnr.; 8 W. Turnell. Con.; F. K Cavender, Tt. fl. N. O.; C. R. Coates L. 8. N. O.; A. A. Jones. U. S. V. O.; Jas. Mtilvev. L 8. V. 0.; C. n. Pntrlok. R. 8. 8.: C. V. Mahn. L 8. 8.; F. E. Erleksnn. I. O.: R. A. Sieber, O. 0.; A. R. Marker, Chap. After the lodge work was complet ed a fine bnnn.net wns served by thn members of Phlletnrtnn Lode to 'he largo number of members of the order In attendance. The occasion wob a very happy one. Thai our Amenrau roreals abound l plants which posited thn uuwi valoulil edk-liml virtues is abtimluntly attesto by vctirtM of tho uiol rnmit-iil iiuhIIi-h wrlUrs and U'ttrhcrs. Kvni the untu Uirrd liul m us had dlncoveriHl tlie uiwdit upss of nittiiy native pkuun WUto ihi advent of the white race. This tnforma Uon, inipart4id frei-ly U tin whli-s, ni ihm latter lo i-imtluue lnve.stiatloit utitl. to-day wt bav a rich aiemrtim'iit of Uiosl valuable Assarlcan niwltclnul roots. O O Ir. Ftrre SIUtm that our AmorVan for WU tKyi) In tnott tluiblf oitHlUHii) nxtU tut tbacuTWjf muit obiUil anil fti) dlt If tvv1vhtj pruperly liiTcalUrftt lliftnt ntl twaTfW) of lhl conTtctLm. h CANVONVILLK-UllILK XKW8 Kiddle. Rev. Mr. La Kea and family, of Washington, but formerly of this place, are visiting with Mrs. La Rea's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Redlfer, near Riddle. Clarence (iazley will erect a prune packing plunt at Riddle. This plant, which will be the only Independent establishment of Its kind lu the state, will cost between Ave and six thousand dollars and will be of suf ficient capacity to handle all the prunes produced In this seetlon. Ijelbert Wilson, of San Francisco, Is here visiting his mother, wbom he bad not seen fur six years. Born, to Mr. and Mrs Dave Wur iey, on July 7, a aon. Mr. Pate left for Sherwood, near Portland, to visit with bis daughter, who has been quite sick, but 's much better at present. Mrs. Jennie Wilson, of Pendleton, is here visiting relatives and greet ing her many friends. Mrs. Wilson was born, raised to womanhood and married near this town. Canyonville, Mrs. E. J. Chapman, of Wilbur, is visiting with her niece, Mrs. Mary RriggB. ftlfc. Or luUUi'lLuiiriiirnUni..7iia1-tli.l sad ti vtlTultr and other affn-tloui ol 1 uta baart ilttd to It curaUta action Th rraaon Wiy It enreg thrM and nnuy othi affvtlonk. 1 clearly thin In a little Uk Of attract! frvia Hit. j.ui, .nl medical wuikt which U nulled frr to any addrraa tr 1 r R V. !Mrc. of Uuffalo, tt. V . lo all avudius raquaai tor it a aaioe. ''O o o Hot laaa marrricu. tn tha unparillrli cyma U It niinilr makliif of wmmo Bianr IwculUr t Tt-. loin, BrtknruM and dlilfKJor drra .fti .nit, t lr l'l. rr ,ortta'NJ'rtfc'rliiUTKjn U imulr attrxed nlal con- UiiaLmOiKl?3IiI .Tl fa afier tuan il.ir Jvii1miJ uivJiCUiea. aud phiaklani had failed. Both th ahna winitlonM m1I.M-iH ara hollf mad up fntn tlie ijlycru- itr. t ..f aatlvr. trtwllcmal u'tn ht pn-rwi (-tu-plojod tit lliflr tnauurai-liirf in nr'tfltut villi lr l'ln. and thr arv raiilnl in 1j killed rhriiHM and 1-armac ! with tha ld of ai'faraiua and aielimv mn itlli dirtied and hullt ftr this tuit-P H, 'b Biadlclnaa arp Mitlrrly trv fr'in alcitnd ami othar harnifut ha t'lt-r.'i u.ii.g Onui A :t lut of ihair tngrwdieuu at ttflated us KVortta,Ni,rtat Mi.u7TKji la amply att by thouaaiVt ofyiiUjtr-d.traiinK'iilali Irlbutad tuVTTcful .Ttm whu tjT- M II aO oV all leading tem- 1 yfi 9r peranco drink ill1' V stands. V TPMPFliANTEEEER NORTH PACIFIC I NORTH PACIFIC BREWING CO. ASTORIA, OREGON For Sale by n. it. MATIIKWS. WANTED $1'000 00 W0RTH of 2nd Hand Bradley's Second Hand Store Q I handle both new and second hand goods. Try my prices on harness. You will find that I am right. A. D. Bradley, - - The 2nd Man 'In the Good Old Summer Time' 9 or any old time your stenographer will do better work if equipped with a Royal Standard Typewriter We can tell you why. the TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 84, 3rd: St. Portland, Or. Elmer E. Wimberly. Roseburg TT7"XTTrvn T $ 1 JA Y Y IT XL JL i YAQUINA BAY Oregon's iMatchless Beach The place to go for perfect rest and every conceiv able form of healthful and delightful recreation. IIS I:ACILITII-S AKli C0.MPl.liTB - Host of food. ,ul an iilmn lUni'f of it. Fresh wntiT fntm ftprinM. All morioni net'cssitifs, ui h us ti-li'rHph, t clt'(iliui'. hihI innrk.'ts fri-shl) provided cvtry ilu. KuiO in ulmuduutv. I'oltat': piirlly fumishiHl or unfurnished to lr li ui I'tiouply. Strict inuuii'ipii Niiuitary regulations. NUVM'OKr isreaehed liy way ol the Southern l'aeific to Albany or roi-viiUis, thenee t'orvallis anil Kasteru U. H. Train service ilaily anil m trip a pleasmv throuhtiut. Resort RATE FROM ROSEBURG Season six-months ticket $8.00 ( hit- elalorate new Summer Hk (lives a concise descrip tion of Neworl, including a list ol hotels their ca(ucity ami rates, fall on. telephone or write 1.. II. MOORt:, Local Agent, S. l. Co. WM MCMURRAY. (eneral Passenger Ajent, lorlUnd, Orifoti. Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Cox, mother! and sister of Mrs. Maurice Swank, arrived Saturday from McGowan. Washington. Mrs. Ea'lley will make her home here. Chaa. Hodges arrived Saturday from California to join his wife, who has been here for about two weeks. They may make their home here per manently, If they find a suitable lo cation. Echo. The Rented? That Does. "Dr. King's New Discovery Is the remedy that does the healing others promise but fall to perform," says Mrs. E. R. Pierson, of Auburn Cen tre. Pa. "It Is curing me of throat and lung trouble of long standing that other treatments relieved only temporarily. New Discovery ls 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 throat and lung healer Is sold at A. C. Marstere & Co's. drug store. f0c and f 100. Trial bottle free. MKKTS NEXT MONDAY. The regular monthly meeting of the Roseburg Commercial Club will be held next Monday evening, Jul) 13, at 8 o'clock. All members are expected to be present. J. D. ZURCHER. THE VITAflRAI'H , THEATRE Program chnnge Mondays, Wednesday and Friday. Matinee every afternoon at S::IU. Three venlnK performances, beginning at 7::lO. Sunday matinee, 2:30. Admission, 10 cents. Saturday matinee, children, 5 cents. . O. L. TILLARD. "Get the Habit.' Theatre, 5c. The Crescent dTF WANTED WAMbl) A young lady to learn operating. Apply to manager of racinc lelephune and Telegraph -- dtf WANTED To rent, a piano. Ad dress Mrs C. H. Bozorth, Dlxon- vino, Ore. TEACHER WANTED Principal for the Yoncalla school for the com ing year. Address communica tions to E. Helliwell, clerk, Yon calla, Ore. TP FOR SALE. FOR SALE New bay, 50 tons of No. 1 cheat hay and 40 tona of oats and barley mixed. No. 1, no weeds. Apply to G. H . Pitts Ruckles, Ore. dsf FOR SALE First-class Improved White sewing machine, drop head. imtuiro at a. feterson shoe shop, Cass street. 3 FOR SALE An Edison moving plc ture machine, almost new. Call at this omce and see the machine. A bargain If taken at once. dTF ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE I have (or Bale 2 Mi lots on Pine street, also lot and building known u the Denning lodging house, Lane street. Also 5 acres 1 Mi miles out, near Target Range, and 20 acres In Looking Glass. For par ticulars call on or address J. T. Goodman, administrator estate of J. J. McCoy, deceas d dtf The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been la use for over 30 years, baa home the Blpiature ot AU Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-un-good ore but Experiments that trille with aud endanger the health of lul'unta and Children-Experience against Experiment, What is CASTORIA Castorla ls a harmless substitute for Castor OH, Pare gorlc, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It ls Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other NarcotJo substance. Its age ls Its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverhihness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipatior and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach aud Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of JO The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TMI OtNTAUl aMrM, TT MUMW StTUKCT, PtIW VOftK MTV. TO CLOSE AT SIX O'CLOCK. Beginning on Monday, July 6, the following named grocery Btores wil close each evening at six o'clock, ex cept on Saturday evenings, when they will be open to suit the cou venlence of the trade: KOSEBURG ROCHDALE CO. HARNESS & JOHNSON, 11. A. HUNSAKEH, MAX WEISS, ALTON S. FREY 4 CO., CLOAK12 & BROWN, MRS. A. C. KID';) & SON, MRS. H. EASTOX. SOCIAL AT MELROSE. Doctors Could Not Help Her. "I had kidney trouble for years," writes Mrs. Raymond Conner, of Shelton, Wash., "and the doctors could not help me. I tried Foley's Kidney Cure, and the rery first dose gave me relief and 1 nir. now cured. I cannot say too much for Folev's Kidney Cure." It makes the dis eased kidneys sound so they will eliminate the poisons from the blood. Unless they do this, good health Is impossible. Red Cicsb Pharmacy. A necktie and apron, social will be given at the Melrose school house on Friday evening, July 17. Ladles will please bring lunch for two la small baskets. Gentlemen will come prepared to hem aprons. The First Requisite ot Beauty. The first requisite of beauty Is a clear complexion. Orino Laxative Krult Syrup clears a sallow blotched complexion as It stimulates the liver and bowels, and the eyea be 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 pleasant to take. Refuse substitutes. Red Cross Pharmacy. KOOL KANVAS KICKS. Canvas Shoes, Moccasins and Bare Foot Sandals, Ladles' and Gent's Outing Shoes. It's a queer foot that wo can't fit. R. L. STEPHENS, Next dnor to P. O. Phone loss All Work Guaranteed H. C. RITZMAN UP-TO-DATE PLUMBER li Let me make an estimate on your work. Steam and hot water a specialty. oot of Jackson St. Repair Work Neatly Done. . FOR SALE Practically new 6-room cottage, all modern conveniences. Will exchange for Portland prop erty. Call on L. Kabat, Roseburg. Oregon. dTF FOR SALE Scholarship In the Behnke-Walker Business College, of Portland. Will sell for 134.60. wnicn is a bargain. Address, i.eono mattnews, uiide, Ore. dsw FOR SALE Cocker Spaniel pups. Inquire at residence of F. F. Pat terson. djyl7 FOR SALE Good paying plumbinj and tinning business. Address H , care of Review, Roseburg. tf FOR RENT Five-room house, on IMtzer street, furnished or unfur nished. Apply to Bond Realty Co. tf IA.1ST AM) FOIXO. LOST Pocket book, conalnto key and small change. Wasj lost be tween West Roseburg and depot Finder ttlease leave at Review f flee. dTF ctoVNpWiS,tl,e !i!UV list yur r,S, Orchards, Stock Ranches, Timber Lands aud City Property. We offer you the advantages of wide-awake out side connections. TOUR PMPOtTT W (All 1 Send us full description, or call; we will be pleased to meet you. UMPQUA VALLEY LAND CO Cass St. Roseburg, Oregon. -5 -H- KtH'Nn A purse, containing mon ey, key and other things. Owner can have same by calling at Mar sters' marble office and describing dtf .NOTICE TO CREDITORS Having lost our business by (Ire. we res pectfully ask all persons knowing themselves indebted to us to settle as soon as possible. T. J. WIL L1AUS A SON. Wilbur Or. tf . i.MK AM) FOWL ..,;.., " er. h1",8rer you wnt d.y di , r " .nlce ,or rour Sun- The Economy Ma it HIGH GRADE PLUMBING CLEND. NECLEY At S. K. SykM Hew. A Wwk A. 7