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MALAHKKY PKOTF.HTS.
Wm. Tipton Buys WltiitfMMn are lie'
. in( Herded by Prosecution.
PORTLAND, Or. July U. Hav
ing been Informed by William Tip
ton. of KoseburK, that the wltnese:
for the prosecution In the comiiiK
liooth conspiracy case were being
herded, and could not talk to peo
pie, ex-Htate Senator Dan J. Malar
key, one of the attorneys for the de
fense, made a protest in the federal
' court to Judge Wolverton UiIb morn
InK. Malarkey informed the courl
that the witnesses were being round
ed up by tho prosecution, when their
eiimmona did not call for It, and he
wanted the defense to have an oppor
tunity to examine the witnesses.
The defense does not appear to be
exactly satisfied with the manner in
lug for the trial of ex-Htate Senator
it. A. Booth, ex-rocelver of the laud
office at Rnseburg, .lumen Henry
Booth; and T. K. Singleton, Indict
ed by Heney on a charge of conspir
acy more than three yearH ago, anr'
who will be tried next Thursday
Witnesses for the prosecution are as
aemhied in the federal building and
are being examined by Thomas II
Neuhauscn, apecful agent and (frilled
Rtatea District Attorney John ' Mc
Court.' Among them Is Tipton, wlir
has been brought from Rosohurg
Malarkey desired to Rpeak to Tlptou
when the lutler replied that hi
couldn't talk, ns the government wm
herding the witnesses.
When the court oponed Mnlarke
made his complnlnt to the Judgo aiu'
demanded the right to intorvlew tin
witnesses. McCourt made no ob
jectlon and said Malarkey could tall
to all of them, If ho desired. In
vcstlgatlon disclosed thnt the trou
ble started by tho statement of Tip
ton, who was brought before Me
Court and Neuhnusen for an examin
atlon. The witness stated thnt hi
had made the remark to Muhirkc?
ob a Joke, and was cautioned not ti
be runny along similar Hues again.
Another complaint made by Ma
larkey Is that ho went lo Kosehuri
Saturday to look Into the case, am'
that every man he spoke to wat
aerved with a Rubpocna as a witness
The federal oRlcials say that the mn
were not summoned because Malar
key happened to speak to the vert
men tho government had served wltl
subpoenas last Thursday, two dayi
before the Portland lawyer arrived
at Itoseburg.
A demand was made by Malarkey
on McCourt to be allowed to be pres
ent when the United Stntes District
Attorney examined the witnesses tot
the prosecution. This McCourt re
fused. McCourt said ho would not
permit tho attorney for tho defensi
to attend any examination he wai
conducting, and added that Malarkey
could Interview all tho governmeni
witnesses, and that he, McCourt, did
not want to bo present when Malar
key was doing tho examining.
While tho government witnesses
are not compelled to report tn tin
United States District Attorney 011
their arrival In Portland, nil have
done so. Tho government will havi
approximately 2G witnesses, and ex
plains that tho examination 01
these men as to their testimony
could not be postponed until the trial
starts Thursday, and t lint to expedlie
the business, the prosecution exam
lues tho witnesses as soon ns the)
report.
PUOttPKIUTY IS I'HOMIKKII.
NKW YOltK, July 13 The Uearsl
managers today claim thut th. cur
poratious have agreed to work Int
tho election of Tart by the contri
bution of "prosperity" Instead of
hard cash to tho republican emu
palgn funds.
According lo Heart's men. tin
"Interests" have decided that It will
be hard to account for so Urge 0
fund as was expended to secure tin
first election of MoKlnley and lni
will take a different course.
The Hearst men say that mills will
be started and shops opened all otci
tho country, giving employment to
over :t. cmo, linn people who will le
ioiii trial (lie ceilaiiity of In ' election
of I aft I the real rejison for th
nooin an 11 will be hinted that In
the event of hi defeat den: .-skm
will ensue, ueeotdlng to fin' ;'orv.
o
Ililn cost i.:iim.
NL. Or.. July 1.1.- Kin-lion!.
ntltr tiu Wilt fittl vo nnit rrtVrrn.ltitn
In Ort" ( month onwt fi't.r.iift
If illlli to the Kytitur H,'-tl.n ft
oP'st. not inntliiK nnvthlne for .ul
dltiDrtftl tlni of flvtfon JikIup or
the (Mitlotijkl cost of I'nlKm-d
lota. The amount nanutl Is thp cost
of trlntliiK and (ilfltrihiitlnc ia,h-
win or information to voters
Of thp tola, amount f 31 7 r. s
paid by friend or opponent of ihi
measurpi forC tlie jtparp thrlr riku
rtipnta oreupttil (n tho pAmphlct
A carload (tf)olti potatoes at IT
Marka Co.
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PORTLAND. Or., July 13. Henry'
E. 0. Cooko has brn arrested at
linker Cty on an indictment return
ed by a federal Kiand jury of New
York state charKliiK conspiracy to de
fraud the Kovernmeiit of public lands
located In thin state.
Cook is th official head of the
Oregon RuiicIiIjib and Timber com
pany and the BouthwetU Texas Devel
opment company, with head(iiarter
in New York city. He is charKed
with organizing a fraudulent Ben en k
for acquiring Heveral thousand acre
of valuable tlmberlandu n eastern
Oregon.
Cooke's alleged plan of operating
BitrpaHKfd the nervy land-grabhlng
tactics heretofore employed In thl
state by C. A. Smith and other mil
lionaire tlmberland speculators of
Mlnneftota and Wisconsin, to say no
thing of those of the smaller loot
ers, which were disclosed In the put
lie land-fraud investigations. Cooke
Is said to have operated in Oregon
under the name of the Oregon
Hunching & Timber Company, and
It Is reported, In the execution of h1J
scheme brought a carload of New
York people out her to enter on tho
desired lands.
Kntryinen were secured by mean?
of correspondence accompanied by e
prospectus compiled by the enterpris
ing promoter, who promised through
hlu "get-rlch-qulck" scheme to guar
antee those participating a return o'
$2,000 rrom an Investment or $100
and all within 90 days.
Hy means of circular letter?
Cooko induced various perHons tn
Hirchnso ten shares of stock In the
Oregon Ranching & Timber Compan
for which $100 was to he paid. Or
this stock ns collateral the eompany
ndvanccd $400. tho necessary hi rid
to tile on and complete proof on n
quarter-section of Oregon timber
land. Upon these terms the ent ry
man was brought to Oregon, filed op
the land land nnd boarded nt Cook!
ranch at a rate or $1 a day. The
tonus of the written contract enteret'
Into between tho entrymen niv'
Cooke provided that the forme
should receive $2000 net when flnn1
nroof to the land was mnd. anr'
leeded to Cooke.
In his circular letler Cooke frank
ly admitted that the transaction wn-
(luestlonnblp one but he said tin
government had knowledge nf hi
pernllons hut. was unable to Inter
'ore for the reason that to nil pur
loses they were entirely "legal."
It, Can't Ilu Ileal.
The best of all teachers Is expert
Mice. M. Harden, of Silver Cily.
North Carolinu. says: "I find Klec
trie Hitters doeH all that's claimed
for It. For Stomach, Idver and Kid
ny troubles It enn't be beat I have
rled it and II nd It a mom excellent
medicine." Mr. Harden Is right; H't
iio best or all medicines also fot
weak liens, laino back, and all run
down conditions. Heut too for eh 1 1 It-
nnd malaria. Sold under gtinnintef
it A. C. Marstera & Co's. drug store
jOc.
LAWN IMHTY.
The Catholic ladles will give n
lawn party Wednesday evening a(
the residence of Harry McClallcn In
North Itoseburg. Ice cream and
other things will be served. Music
md singing will add to the gaiety of
the evening. An ndmlsslou fee of
live cents will be charged. The pub
lic Is cordially invited. djlh
A carload of old potatoes at
Marks Co.
KOIt SALE Scholarship In the
ltehnke-Walker Huslnesa College,
of Portland. Will sell for $24.50.
which Is a bargain. Address
Leone Matthews, dllde, Ore. dsw
A Bold Step.
OYwrcouie the well -otindM nn6
rrnsnnalile objections ot Un more InUd
tlRoni to th tt-uwif wrret, mcdii-lnii com
hjuii.Ih, Dr. II. V. l'icrce, ot Hiillulo, N
V.,uio tlmo nco, d(icidHl to nmUe a bold
Jcpurlure from the usuul course pursued
by tho milkers of put-up medicines for do
mettle use, nnd, so has published broad-
rasi na omiy to the wholo world, a full
list of all the. Ingredient
imposition of his widely
Iti us lie has t;ikeo
.irons and patient- Into
In us too ho has r
icUicinc from among secret
of doubtful mrrlu. and mndi
iCintttl of Kmnm c'oifiiD9tlon.
hy uns bold ytrnnr, ru-rce hh,
( 111! fBl HST AT HF.PFXKK.
lfl.I Dlmister Heinemtienil and the
Jojiuliue Flees to Hills
HEPPNER, Or.. July 13. At
'A : :I0 this afternoon a cloudburst
brought water In torrents from the
hills about town, driving Willow
Creek out of its banks and threat
ening for a time a repetition of the
disaster of June 14, 1903.
Hrldgea at the upper end of to-vn
wero carried away, sidewalks and
fences swept down the streets, and
many houses filled with two or three
feet of water, the receding flood leav
ing behind a trail of mud and debrK
Several houses were partially wreck
ed. In a few instances people living in
the path or the water had to be cur
ried to places of safety, but the
greoter part of the population, re
membering the experience of a few
years ago, fled to th bill's a8- "'Jon a-:
the storm assumed uarig'join Pro
portion s.
The electric power station was
quickly put out of business, and the
city Is iu darkness tonight.
No lives were lost, nnd it Is believ
ed that damage to crops will not be
serious.
Just Kxiictly Right.
"I have used Dr. Klng-s New Life
Pills for several years and find them
Just exactly right," says Mr. A. A.
Felton, of Harrlsvllle, N. Y. New
Life Pills relieve without the least
discomfort. Best remedy for con
stipation, biliousness and malaria.
25c at A. C. Marsters & Co's. drug
store.
Patronize Review advertisers.
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mJ THE PIOXEEB
I TEMPERANCE BEER
I "Top the Pacific Coast
Snappy !
Delightful!
For sale at
all leading tem
perance drink
stands,
NORTH PACIFIC
BREWING CO.
ASTORIA, OREGON
For Sale by
11. II. MATIIHWS.
WANTED J1'000-00 WORTH of 2nd Hand
goods at
Bradley's Second Hand Store
l I handle both new and second hand goods. Try my
prices on harness. You will find that 1 am right.
A. D. Bradley, - - The 2nd user Man
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.
w an sal
Send us full description, or call; we will be pleased
to meet you.
UMPQUA VALLEY LAND CO.,
Office Maccabee Temple
Cass St. Roseburg, Oreg'on.
titer mu niM-iiiecc
bis nuniftyfli u&i
bit full fmtutvtu-
nostriuif
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til.'
Of lr I'h rt't'MiuUlon Mt ilt. al IMv.-oti-i tli
fauimit inf.ll.-lnf for w k nmit. li. i" rj.nl
r iuii,himii-. Kin) tl . irrt.: iIimm'9
imn inn and rouifivt l i'T M
iiigrpdicnt t'o!Hi.ln It. Imt a stnll
tH'k I "'I'll ri'itii-lW-d from nutni-ru
ttkndanl tm-lL-il ' v f ill tho ilil'i-u nl
..f prm. tier, i i.m.ii1ri t( ry inmu r
mi rittt. u fiom tlitt wtUtmtH i t U-Uvg
I'fi'llil,.nTH tif mnliilin', n.U'f.itnf t tht
tr..tiifft fi MlM liirn, t. tt tlul every lntfii-
Ih-in o'iHiIimhI lu It. I'l. t.- rfirtli, i-,."
1'iiM.f OifM llttlft Ukwi U inatlnl fri-c
4 an) uim HtnHnv U. (.hiih ii H ,-a nj ot
l Ultrr. lo ir. K V. llcur, ItnlUI. .
ftlut Hini'"HiHf lint Tut. Kt.iu t Ht t T
!... k It Will tu h-B- t.tl )1 l'i.T, f.'l
Ifltir I'oittftin iu? i.ot .il. tir utl. nit::t'tnl
iffiiti or I'tliiT tHiMinoii or InjuttotiH krits
n.lthtt , arf iim.if frvu 'ttlivr, tm ,iu -Otl
loots ..f t.' vahii; mlv lht mim- of
liic ttt ijlml.lo lucrvtllftitl loiitmn, i In
I'L I'li-nrs I atorlt l'r n.iion f.r nt k
etfi-.st. ovrr-workis!. tu u m. n. " ri noi.i
' ' iil'llltti-.l WoiiK-n. tt' i n i.uiTrt! lotif
f r 1. 1 tlir hi.har.s for Nlri.iitr llmcnii
iffr, itf H.rlr Miuw In Ifc. l. one of ll.f
nt vi.iiaM inr.l .-Inii ;.:p fv.it-i vs U.V
Ui .i.iuiH,moo of I'r P-ur - t'atottic
rtt.iloii m Kiiomii fh.t l:.,lio-
iu ,.,J ' cur hiun.u-iV'i if Uv us.
f not ft few of most , i,. i, jUf i, , .
ill lllBl pUlt l (!Mf4l i,...lt Ul.- ltHil.,11.
A iiik.tr up l-y Itni.rfvril ind rm-i
i-rs, ib"i ,.rlt.. Vm-. tlpii.-n " N moot
m.-lrnl rrrm-.li f, r rriln"tf Bit H
nli rum-iiouv otrts ii,ig tliuli-trm-nt, m
prolBiu. Mr! rl.r jmt rftorrei ilvi .
CUr,.BUni l-Btiiful tV. 4.nlilC in tli
rvtm I hih.g-1. t ti--ul b p tf., t o'
Cut Glass and Silverware
T Tlicre Imvi' ncvi'p lcfinv Im'i-ii oIT.m-i'iI hucIi cxlraoiilinnrr lian'nins
in s;.MUiinu t I'T III, ASS. All picefs aru Iiust tjuulily fli-.tr L'hiss-uiilv
h'.v picciH of kiiul. - .
In sllvt-rwaiv wi- liavo ih klnil Hull (lives lasting satisfuclion: licnu
tiful mill ilitrnilii'il ilfsirna, wnrtli antl lunir wi'ar. whlfh lift- the iinalitics
(lfsirwl hy Inn mtisl (nstitHiiiia This fin glass and silvcrwarv inaku Iho
most usi ful of pri'st'iits for.liinn weilclinjrs. Sptvial I'rifi's
Expert Watch Cleaning
and Repairing . , .
J. T. BRYAN
Koseluiru, Oregon
Wedding Presents
Diamond Investments
Watch Sales
Silver Ware
Cut Glass
Fancy China
Every Day a Sales Day
You Don't Have to
Attend an Auction to
Get a Bargain
Glitigenpeel Thc Jewccr
ON SALE NOW.
The best line of goods now offered to you at
the biggest bargains.
Men's soft shirts in newest variety.
Men's straw hats in all styles.
Men's Half Shoes; the finest of the season.
Come, See, and be convinced.
SHIRT WAISTS
Lawn, Silk and Net,
Every waist in the House, including all
the best things of the season at N. Y. factory
prices.
Summer Dress goods of all kinds
Some fine novelty Worsted Suitings
Silk gloves in black, white and colors; The best
heavy silk and at less than you ever bought
them before.
A nice variety of white Liueus for Ladies' and
childiens wear.
Crepe cloths for Kimonos.
We have just a few Ladies' wash suits, and Tailored
Suits left, and if you want a good bargain, you
should have one.
Ladies' beautiful Voille Skirts
A new I'm; of Li lies' Shoes, "The Amazeeua," just
received, also some uew Novelty veiliugs,
some new musliu underwear, Tan Lace Hose, etc.-
II. MARKS CO, ROSEBURG. PHONE 671,
TO CI.OSK AT SIX O'CLOCK.
IU-K in n i iik on Monday, July li, the
following- named grocery stores will
close eai-h evening at six o'clock, ex
ci'pt on Snlimlay evenings, when
they will bo open to suit Wie con
venience of Hie liade:
ItOSKKI'KO KOCHDAI.K CO.
1IAUNKSS JOHNSON,
II. A. III NSAKKK,
MAX WKISS.
ALTON S. FliKY & CO.,
CI.OAKE & IIUOWN.
MISS. A. C. KIIII) & SON,
MltS. 11. KASTON.
IIKAI, KSTATK TIIAXSKIOKS.
WAXTKI)
WANTKI) A young holy to learn
operating. Apply to manager of
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Co. dtf
WANTKI) To rent, a piano. Ad
dress Mrs C. II. Hozorth, Dlxon-
vllle. Ore.
F. Thiol to Henry Teater,
; i acres In sees. 14 and 15,
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T.
1,. h. Jewell to W. L.; and Thos.
Chl), $4uu; one aero in east Kose
hurg. C. I. Leavengood to W. S. McEl
hiuny, $10; 7 lots, block 74. Kin
ney's addition to Hoseburg.
Katie C.rubbe to A. E. Davison,
JID.Onii; (140 acres In sees. 21, 22
and s:t. 24-fi.
J. W. I'oole to S. V. Hessler,
$li); 17 acres at Wilbur.
1'OH SALE.
FOIt SAI.K New hay. 5u tons of
No. 1 eheat hay and 40 tons of
oats and barley mixed. No. 1. nn
weeds. Apply to U. 11. I 'it t B
Ruckles. Ore dsf
KOI! SALE An Edison moving pic
ture machine, almost new. Call
at this olllce and see the midline.
A bargain If taken nt once. dTK
ADMINISTRATORS SALE I have
for sale iVt lots on Pine street,
also lot and building known as
the Denning lodging house. Lane
street. Also 5 acres 1 nilleg
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, dci-eap d dtf
Hectors 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 very first dose
gave me relief and I am 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'nless they do this, good
health Is Impossible. Red Cic.ss
Pharmacy.
RNCTlOy MAVOH DKGltADEI).
JUNCTION CITY, Or., July 13.
Mayor C. P. Houston of this city,
who was impeached by the business
men here some weeks ago. has been
dismissed from the Knights of Py
thias lodge also. His appeal to the
grand lodge was not sustained.
The First lii-uuisite of 1 leant y.
The first requisite of beauty is a
clear complexion. Orino Laxative
Fruit Syrup clears a sallow blotched
complexion as It stimulates the
liver and bowels, and the eyes be
come bright and clear. You owe It
to your friends to take it If your
complexion is bad. Orino 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
we con't fit. R. L. STEPHENS, Next
door to P. O.
tH I Mlllll
Phone I055
All Work Guaranteed
H. C. RITZMAN
UP-TO-DATE PLUMBER
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. Cnll on L. Kabat. Itoseburg.
Oregon. j-pp
FOR SALE-Cocker Spaniel pups.
Ituiuire nt residence of F. F. Pat
terson. (jn7
FOR SALE Good paying plumbing
and tinning business. Address 11.,
care of Review. Rnseburg. tf"
FOR RENT- Fhe-mom house. on
I'itrer street, furnished or unfur
nished. Apply to Horn! Really Co.
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l.OM' AMI IlllMi.
LOST - .Gold brooch, nc e
cluster of pearls In ,
turn lo this oili.e. ''h,
h.M.e w MM
ROSEBURG MEAT MARKET
H. D. MAY. Prop.
Fresh and Cured Meats of all kind.
Fish etnd Poultry
We know how to cut meat to get'the best results In cooking. There
Is more in the cutting that most people believe. We may be termed ex
perts In our line. Let us prepare your Sunday roast, and you will be
convinced. We want your trade.
Special Free Delivery. IMione l:Ut. We Iluy Hides.
Shop on Sheridan Str .-et. Near the Depot.
d:
LOST rocket boo, containing ke
and small chant;?. Was lost be
I ween West Roseburg and depot
1 in.'.er please U.-ne at Review of.
dTF I
I
flee.
H'l ND A purse, containing mon
' Ptl oter tht!.,;-. Owner
can h ue ai.w by , r Mj..
suts m.irl.le cnVe .1:1,1 J,
It.
iA.MK AXI) FOWL
of all kinds are offered at the Econ
omy market. Whenever you want
something extra nice for your Su
day diuner. or when you are expec'
Ing visitors, see what we have in the
line f poultry and meats. For ev:
other day In the week and for ordin1
ary occasions we are also ready U
serve you.
The Economy, Market
Geo. KolilhageD, Prop.
rlbing
dlf
NOTICE TO Clinnrons Hav,
lost our huslncfs by fl;. we rej
pectt:!y ask a.'l persons k.noW'nt
thenlves Indebted; lo us to settle
as soon as possible J jj wri
L1AM3 A SON. Wilbur Or.' tt
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HIGH GRADE PLUMBING
0 GLEN D. NECLEY
At S. K. Sykej Hardware Store. Phon 251. All Work Caarantted