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sfii EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW issued daily except Sunday by - REVIEW IPUBLISHINd COMPANY L. Wllr.BERLV, Editor. Office) Review Building,' (first floor) Jacktwu Street. Telephone Main vol Perysi.r, tf nasll. meatn. dellicr-id Pur week IcllTerea ttm-VEIKU rr Y:J HKCOKD STILL STANDS. Bttloin .Vinuers Fall U Kqual Score .Made hjr Koaebnrg in 190U. Conn any M., of Salem, which on Tuesday won the company team ahoot of the Oregon National Guard . on the atate range near that city made a total score of 446. This Is 11 points higher than tho acore made by the Roseburg company which finished In second place, bul 29 less than Kosebum's winning score of two years ago, which stands as the record Tuesday also saw the finish of the Individual medal match, which was captured by Sergt. R. L. White, of Salem. Second place, aa well, went , to a Salem rifleman, Sergt. 0. Ab rams. White and Abrams made 120 . apiece out of 160 at three targets - but White won, because of making the highest total at rapid Are at 200 yards. Sergt A. A. Schwarl, of Portland, got third place, with a score of 117, winning over Private Ben Shields, of Roseburg, who had 117, but who fell short at rapid Ore. Shields got fourth place. He won the medal two years ago with a high er acore than that made by White this year. . In the Individual match, for which there are 96 entries, Captain George E. Houck, of this city, held first place Tuesday night at the comple tion of the first event, a skirmish run. Captain Houck leads by a doien points, but there are all the ranges yet to hear from. - However there are few better riflemen In thi country, and he Is a likely winner. For IlFglnipntal Supremacy. . At this time the Third lnfantrj has something of a lead In the Strug gle for honors, but regimental sup remacy for 1808 will be deelded onci and for all In the governor's troph match. This match will be taken up Thursday. Teams of eight men will represent each command, and the line-up has not yet been settled on. It Is contended by the Southern Oregon riflemen that when It comes to selecting so largo a number of marksmen they have the Third Regi ment at a disadvantage, but no one has boon discovered hunting for bets on tho Fourth or on the Third for that matter. One thing sure, the match will he the moBt Important, tho most Interesting and tho hnrdesl fought rifle competition ever held In Oregon. Friday or Saturday at Ihe latest, will bring the 190ft shoot to an end. The final event wlll.be the revolver competition, open to officers, (Yuw of Lower Scores. That the new 8prlngfleld rifle, with lis high velocity explosive and sharp-ncied bullet, has the sharp shooters or tho Oregon mllltla "on Its hip" for the time being Is shown by the t -ores made yesterday and to day lu tht stats trophy match, when the marksmen of the severnl tennis fell many points behind their Bcoros of previous years' contests with the old Krag-Jorgrnaen 25-30 and Its "blunt-nosed" ball. One of the: complaints gruerallv made against the new Springfield among tht-rlflomen hi its strong kick, which Is so severe -as to cause them to resort -to shoulder pads, bnt the principal -eomplalnt Is the substitu tion of the "A" or tmllseye target for the "K" or silhouette target, up on the latter of which the majority of the teams took their preliminary practice. DF.rT.NCT HANK PAYS OFF. CS Per Cent of Claims Liquidated In Less Than 0 Months. PORTLAND. Or., July 21. Al though Thomas C. Devlin, as receiv er of the Oregon Trust & Savings Bank, has two years In which to wind up his affairs, he has. according to his nmt'inl report, In the first four and a half months, liquidated more than 6ii per cent of the claims against the Institution. From the liabilities listed January 15. 1908. at f 2.208.455.15, Receiver Devlin has reduced the outstanding indebted ness to f628.985.06. The assets were listed January 15 at (2,135, 594.88 and there are now $719, 051.24. This showing Is made in the report of the receiver filed today with Circuit Judge Gnntcnbeln and dated at the close of business June 30, 1908. 8lnce the date the re port was prepared Receiver Devlin has had subscribed $80,000 more of the bonds listed In the assets which will reduce the liabilities to $548,- 985. Telephone bonds, which were credited with having swamped the bank, a little over a year ago because of the apparently childlike faith of the bank's managers in the security until they bought a total of $1,- 106,600 have happily been reduced to about $324,000. COUNTY CLERK STATEMENT -CLERK'S QUARTERLY RKPOKT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF DOIGUAS COUNTY, OREGON, FOR THE QUAK, TF.ll KMII.TO JUNK 30TH, IKON. Over Thirty-five Years. In 1872 there was a great deal of diarrhoea and cholera Infantum. 11 was at this time that Chamberlains f'ollc. Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem' edy was first brought Into use. It proved more BUcceBsful than any other remedy or treatment, and hai! for thlrty-ftve years maintained that record. From a Bmall beginning Its sale and use has extended to every part of the United States and to many foreign countries. Nine drug gists out of ten will recommend H when their opinion Is asked, al though they have other medicine!. that jay them a greater profit. It can always be depended upon, even the moBt severe and dangerout rases. For sale by Hamilton Drue Jo. ATTENTION, FARM KItS! 4 If you want a milk house thi I. ip-to-date, seo Pat, box 302, Rose hurg. dswjyj) The Hod est of Womm . .faturally makes Ultra shrink from U Indelicate questions, the obnoxious ei amlnatlona, and unpleasant local treat menu, which somo physicians conslde essential in the treatment of diseases n women. Yet, If help can be bad, It I better to submit to mil ordeal than li the disease grow and spread. Tbelroubl Is that so often the woman undergoes at the annoyance and shame for nothing TboDendiof women who have bee, cured b Dr. Werce's Favorlto Prescrlp lion wria. In iWeclsllon of the cur which dlspViicYSih the examlnstlon and local trelmanluTh,eri n.n o'h avdh-liie mi sure suit i.l. (.,r .. l.rl women sa "Tavuritu I'resi-riUoii.- I cures debilitating drains, irregularity in female woakneu. It always helps. 1 almost always cures. It Is strictly noi alcoholic, nun secret, all Its ingredient being printed on its buttle-wrapiM-r; col tains no deleterious or habit-furnilii drugs, and every native medicinal ru entering Into its composition has the fu endorsement of those most eminent In tti several schools of medical practice. Sou-, of these numerous and strongest of pr fnslonal endorsements of Its Ingredient will be found In a pamphlet wrappi around the bottle, also in a booklet uiatli fret en request, by Dr. R. . Pierce, i Buffalo, N. Y. These professional e: ecirsementa should bavo far more wt-ig1 than any amount of tho ordinary lay. . Bon-professlu.nl testimonials. The most Intelligent v. omen nnw-a-da ituu-t on knowing what the) take us in tclus Instead ot opening their n.oiiths II lot of young birds and gu'plug do whatever is offered them. 'Favorite IV acrlptlon" Is of known composition. 1 makes weak ffooien strong and sic women well, Dr. Pierre's Medical Adviser Is ent rn on receipt of stamps to pay ep.-n-e i nailing iwilu. Sen, I to Dr. 11. Y Pien Buffalo, N. Y.; v'l one-cent stamps tor p sw -covered, or 31 stamp for ,-lulli Imiuii If sick consult the Ho,ior. Ire- of i-har. by loiter. Ail such eimnmink-utluus s held sacredly eohlliiontlnl. Dr. Pierce's Plea-sm Pellets Invlcors and rt-etil" -,.-s o.-nr n.i i. ... (GENERAL FUND.) LIABILITIES: Warrants outstanding April 1st, 1908 $116,927.29 Warrants Issued since April 1st, 1908, as follows: Road Account Pauper and Indigent account . . '. Criminal account (circuit court) ; Scalp bounty account . . Stationery account Court houae and Jail account Clerk's account t ' Sheriff's account '..!!!! Criminal account (Justice courts) . Ilridge account .School Superintendent's account County Judge's account County Commissioner's account Insane account ' i ! ! ! ! Prisoners' Hoard account County Treasurer's account ! ! ! ! ! County Assessor's account Klection account County Physician and Health Officer's account . . . . . . ', Stock Inspector's account Miscellaneous aecouut 1,032.98 847.78 128.30 477.00 1,074.52 302.27 1,024.75 1,203.80 353.85 179.35 335.00 300.00 46.60 13.70 121.15 300.00 1.205.85 2,004.82 70.00 50.00 490.71 Warrants redeemed since last Estimated Interest on same My cash paid on called warrants- principal lly cash paid on state tnxeB Uy cash transferred to common school fund by cash transferred to scalp bounty rund . . . Uy cash transferred to indigent Boldier'B fund Uy cash transferred to school library fund . . . My balance due to common school fund by balnnce due. to general road fund lly balance due to scalp bounty fund , Uy balance due to Indigent soldier's fund . . . lly balance due to school library fund $128,589.72 45,111.46 $ 83,478.26 5,008.69 45,111.46 4,629.13 11.175.00 14,322.56 10.158.57 985.12 315.11 304.17 7,656.08 5,729.95 684.81 134.32 174.00 $189,867.23 Tolal $189,867.23 RESOURCES: To balance on hand per Treasurer's last renort n 9s- oi To taxes received from H. T. McClallen, 1907 roll 7 344 an io peuauy ana interest To taxes received from H. T. McClallen. 1906 roll To penalty and Interest To fees received from Z. N. Agee, county clerk To amount transferred from tcalu bountv fund To amount received from fines To amount due on 1905 tax roll !!'"!! To amount due on 1906 tax roll 2981.46 io amount uue on isuy tux roll, per sheriff s report 18,472 38 To amount due on fair grounds ' 740 00 HAYHl'ItST NEWS. George Staley and family are en joying as outing on Billy Creek. B. H. Miller and wife drove up from Bav City. Tillamook county last week and stopped off at the old home in Hnyhurst for a couple of days and went on to their homestead beyond Peel. Isaoc Ohlson is building a new barn and Mrs. Edna Damrose has luBt finished her's. Ercell Hcdrlck closes a successful four months' term of school here this week. We understand he has the school for the fall term. We heard a prominent republican say the other day that If the women were allowed to vote that liryan would surely be elected. When ask ed his reasons for his belief he said that feminine curiosity was so great that every last one of them had I'ROFES.S.ONAI J. it. CHAPMAN, 1). I). S., Dentist. Abraham Building Telephone 114 Hours, 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. ROSEBURG --- OREGON J. C. MULLEN, Attorney-ut-Luw With Richardson, Dlmlck & Moore head, Attorneys at Law, 310-16-17 Commonwealth Bldg, 6th and Ankeny Streets. PORTLAND OREGON. OEO. E. HOUCK, M. D. Office In the Review Building, up Btairs, Rooms .3 and 14. X-Ray and Electrical Treament, Telephone, Main 31. ROSEBURG - - - OREGON A. C. SEELY, M. I)., Offices: Rooms 11, 12 and 13, Douglaa County Bank Building, "Phone 771. ROSEBURO - - . OREGON 465.83 2,222.43 291.60 1,335.75 1,311.00 273.00 2,123.83 To amount tnxeB in hands of sheriff (protested) 35,871.71 Total ..715.82 Office Hours: Phones: 10 to 12 a. m. Office Main 1711 2 to 4 p. m. Resld. Main 1721 DR. LI f'ETTA SMITH, -Physician- Women and Children's Diseases a Specialty umce: Rooms 8 nnd 9, Marsters' Blk next to Douglas County Bank Blilg (RECAPITULATION.) LIABILITIES: Warrants outstanding, April 1st, 1908 Warrants Isaued since April 1st, 1908 116.927.29 11,662.43 Total ..no -on -i Warrants redeemed since April 1st, 1908, 4G!llL46 Warrants outstanding July 1st, 1908 $ 83.478.26 Estimated interest on same lly cash dlsbursementa 60 915 59 lly ensh transferred to sundry funds 26.085 53 lly amount due to sundry funds !!!"! 14379 16 Total . .$189,867.23 RESOURCES: To balance on hand last report t n oav i To cash receipts 84 244 21 to cash In hands of sheriff, protested, in amount duo on tax rolls .. To amount due on fair ground 35,871.71 23,577.66 740.00 Total otal Total Amount Amount Liabilities Resources (SUMMARY) . .$155,715.82 . .$189,867.23 . . 155,715.82 Now is the time to list your Farms, Orchards, Stock Ranches,. Timber Lauds and City Property. We offer you the advantages wide-awake out side connections,- - H (Al-Il Send us full description or call; we will be pleased to meet you. UMPQUA VALLEY LAND CO., Office Maccabsj Temple ' Cass St. Roseburg, Oregon. To Balance (County Debt) 34,151.41 State of Oregon, Coun'y. of Douglas, ss: I, E. H. Lenox. County Clerk of Douglas County, Oregon, do hereby certify that the foregoing Statement is a true and correct exhibit of the Financial condition of Douglas County, Oregon, on the 1st day of July. 1908, as Ib shown by the Records and Files in the County Clerk's Office of Douglas County, Oregon. Witness my Hand and Official Seal this, the 2lBt day of Jul'- la- E. II. LENOX. fSKAL) County Clerk. Sore Nipples. Any mother who has had experi ence with this distressing aliment will be pleased to know that a cure may be affected by applying Cham herlaln'B Salve an soon as the child If done nursing. Wipe it off with a soft cloth before allowing the babe to nurse. Many trained nurses use this salve with best results. Fot sale by Hamilton Drug Co. WANTED wAiwcju a girl to do general nousework; wages $20. Answer BR. 100, Post Office. dtf vva.mcu a young lady to learn operating. Apply to manager 01 Pacific Telephone and Telegraph . dtf tvA.Mcu 1'ialn sewing. Inquire ui rums candy store. da2(i FOR SALE, FOR SALE First-class improved White sewing machine, drop head x?r. nn inn..iM n. . .... '"lu'-c m A. shoe shop, Cass street. Peterson's J2S FOR SALE New 8-room plastered house. 5 rooms finished on first floor. In grove. Address Wm. H Chetham, Box 482, Eoseburg.iij23 run oal,k Hcnolarahlp In the uennae-waiKer Business College of Portland. Will sell for $24 60' which is a bargain. Address Leone MatthewB, Glide, Ore. dsw FOR SALE A team of horses cheap, if taken at once, luqulre of W. M. Fest. at .Mount h dairy farm. dtf FOR SALE New hay. 50 tons of No. I cheat hay and 40 tons of oats and barley mixed. No. 1. no Appiy to o. 11 pi,i dsf Rucklea, Ore. W. H. FISIIKIt, Pre. J. II. IIOOTII, Vlce-Pres. J. M. THRONE, S.V. The Douglas County Abstract Company Successor to F. E. Alley. Abstract of Title Furnished. Titles Uuaranleed. Land Office Practice a Specialty. Safely Deposit Boxes for Rent Timber Lands Bought and Sold. Land Scrip for Sale. Real Estate and Insurance. Papers Properly lYrpared for Filing on H,ternni,nt Ijui.I.. Township Maps. Showing Vacant I-ands, of all Town.hlp, In ll Itoerbarg Land District, BM Cents Each. HOHEIiriKj, nliKlinv. Office Under I. IIIMIMMM H. Ijuid Office. Before Sending away for a watch come in and get my prices. I can, and will, sell you a watch for the same price that you pay them, and you can see what you are getting before you buy it. CHngenpeel The Jeweler FOR SALE Practically new 6-room cottage, all modern conveniences Will exchange for Portland prop- ,. van uii u. jvaoai, Roseburg 0reBon- dTK FOR SALE Good paylngpUmbin and tinning business. Address H v"' ncview. KOSeburg. tf FOR RENT Rood office roon Abraham building. Apply A. Buchanan. s in to J. tf 1-OST AND FOl'ND. LOST On the streets of Roseburg Thursday evening a ladles' gold watch. Elgin make. Finder please .o.e i mis onice and receive re ard' dtf LOST Gold brooch, roie h.i.c wMii cluster of pearls in rente,-. Re turn to this office, mien:; reward. .13 1 8 i.ui.1 a bunch of kevs. between Roseburg and Dixonviile. name of John Rast on tag. Kinder please i-ac hi mis omce. LOST On Jackson street, a Mack siik scarf. Finder please return to Review office: reward diM ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE I have ior sate it 101s on Pine street also lot and building known as the Denning lodging house. Lane street Also 5 acres 1H mile out, near Target Range, and 20 acres fn Looking Glass. For par ticulars call on or address J. T. Goodman, administrator estate of J. J. McCoy, deceas-d dtf NOTICE TO CREDITORS Having lost our business by fire, we res pectfully ask all persons knowlnc themselves Indebted to us to settle as soon aa possible. T J wit ! UAM3 A SON. Wilbur Or. ' tt The Kind You Have Alwnys Bought, and which has been In use for over 30 years, has borne the Bi(rnaturo ot ami Has Dccn mauo tinner uig per (Srt-f- sonal supervision since its luiuncy. 7&CUW Allow no one to deceive you In this. AU Counterfoils, Imitations and " Just-as-good" nre but Experiments tlmt trillo with and endanger the health of lulauts and CUUdreu-Ejciicrlence against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless gnhstltuto for Castor OH, Pore Boric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant, It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms nnd allays Fevcrisliness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Coustipntior and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach and lJowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Tho Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend, GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Sears the Signature of 7 The KM You Haie Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TMK BuinunMHWl,. TT MUHHA aTflCCT HtWWM JtTT. curiosity to see what would happen in case Hryan should get in. "Well, ' said one woman, "tell us what you really think will happen." "Why," said the republican, "as a natural re sult everything will go down lower." "Well," said Ihe democratic niei-i-hant, "you have been kit-king be nuse everything iy too liisli. so ac ordiiiK to your theory, that will be a good thing." "Oh, yes." said the Rep.. "1 am just as anxious to see it come." "In ihat case." said the Deni., "I presume you will vote with us and help bring about that desir able state of affairs." Hut the Hep. wasn't to be caught that easy. "No," said he. "I Just want to give you the privilege of giving me that' good 'IiIiib." The lady in (uestlon de clared he was the most magnanimous mail she ever saw. anil the Deni. pro nounced him a "wonder." ANON STIUNOKNT LIQl'OU LAW. oiilsianii Forbids Tippling From One's Flask on Trains. NEW ORLKANS, July 20. Drinking even out of one's own flask in passenger trains In Louisiana con si itutes a misdemeanor punishable by a fine or Imprisonment, or both, according to a new state law which went into effect today. After a hard fight n section was added making the law Inapplicable to stimulants taken with meals in a regular dining car. Trainmen nre vested with authority of olllcei-s. "Had dyspepsia or indigestion for years. No appetite, and what I did eat distressed me terribly. Burdock Dlood Hitters cured mc." J. H. Walker, Sunhury, Ohio. WANTED $1'000-00 WORTH of 2nd Hand goods at " Bradley's Second Hand Store fl 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 Phone loss All Work Guaranteed H. C. RITZMAN l'P-T0-DATE PLUMBER 'i Let me make an estimate" ou your work. Steam and hot water a specialty. Foot of Jackson St. Repalr Work Ney i ROSEBURO MEAT MARKET H. D. MAY, Prop. Fresh and Cured Mots j . uis niiiuo Fiah and Poultry r-z ----- -"'arr.'oe Special Free IMIvery. Phone 1:H1. .... n , "e Buy Hides. Shop on Sheridan Sir .t. Near the Depot. KKI ON nu n PASTl'ItK LANDS and dainty and delicious is our fine lamb, niuttou, beef, veal and pork. The quality and high-grade eieel ence of our meats, poultry and hama Is known by all. and our prices are as low as the lowest. A tender. Juicy steak or roast Is what will nourish as well as tempt this hot weather. Th Economy Martdfc fjeo- Ipo'ilhaeen. Prop. HIGH GRADE PLUMBING CLEN D. NEGLEY A.S.K. Syke, Hardware Store. Phone aj, Work Co.r.ntee. T O (!) 77
