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Al'tiUKT II, 1008.
HTANDAHII OIL DECISION.
WJdfly CondciiiiMMl hy NtVMpuHarH of
tlus Country.
OutBlde of Now York city, the
great majority of the nowHimiHtrn or
the country are outHpokim hi tholr
cundmn nation of the ruvurKul of
Judge Landlu' decision In the fum
ouh Htandurd Oil cane. While ninny
of thern concede that the conclu
sions of the court of uppealH may he.
In the main, technically correct,
strong exception la taken to du
al rlcturea paused u pou the trial
Judge,
The following editorlul, published
In the Chicago Pout on the day fol
lowing the declHion, la typical of the
comments by Influential papera of
the middle weat:
"The Htandard Oil Compnny linn
wan a technical victory. Ita guilt
was established beyond question lull
the decision of Judge Landla has
been roVeraed by the court of ap
peals' on the strength of threo errors
lu procedure. Technicalities always
are an re of their day In court. The
people are tired of technicalities thai
defeat the ends of Justice.
"The finding of tho Judgca of the
appeals court doubtless la based on
the laws na they are. Hut 'laymen
cannot understand why quibbles ov
er' language or forma of proceap
should lot the guilty escape. If the
laws are at fault they should be
' changed.
' "Everybody, lawyer and layman ,
knowi that Mr. Rockefeller's corpor
ation secured rate concessiona In
knowledge of the law and In detinue
of It. It haa escaped the penalty foi
the present and very probably foi
the future, as far as the offense Ir
hand Is concerned. The country cm
not" congratulate itself on tho nut
come.
Fine the Only Tonally.'
'''The only penally that could b
Inflicted on the defendant compunj
wan a fine. The offenses wore com
' inltted before tho law with Its 1 in ,
prlaonment ' clause was In force j
President Hoosevelt has luslslot' I
from the outset of his crusadi
against criminal corporat ions thai ;
the only effective moans of aloppiuj
their depredations la to send tin
guilty oMlclala to prison. Home ila
1 happily this nmy be done, but I1 :
won't be done until technicality loop
holes for which the able corMralIoi
lawyers are so diligent In tbeh
search, are stopped up.
"If the Landla' tine had been al
lowed to stand the Standard Oil com
pany probably would have found r
way to make the consumer pay foi
it. This was an expected result am'
entirely lu keeping with the corpor
atlon's methods, but whether tlu
victory wbb coatly to the people 01
not It still would have been a vic
tory, for It would have shown thai
an organization hedged In wilh mon
ey was hot beyond the roach of tin
law.
"It In said Mint the enactment o1
recent legislation has put an end t
the rebate evil. It may ho that suc
ceasful and easy evasion of punish
meait in the present ense Ihrnunh le
gal technicalities will give tho past
offenders courage to offend twain
' The thing Is disheartening but no'
hopeless. It's a long lane that tun
no turning."
(W fur Supreme Court.
The Chicago News, widely recng
nlied as an Independent and outHHik
eu paper, suld:
"Very pertinent Is the comment o!
Attorney-Ueneral Hmuiparie on iht
decision or the United States circuit
court of appeals In the case of tin
Htandard Oil company of Indiana
As he says, a suit of such Impiirtiuici
should go lo tin supremo court foi
final decision. It Is disgraceful thai
congress has denied the pleas of vur
lous attorney-generals (hut the gov
eminent be given authority to uppea'
lu criminal cases of this sort. Tin
reversal of the Standard Oil case b
the court of appeals must ho accept
ed by the government us n true And
-lug under the law because the met
who conrtollod the action of con
gross have evaded the duty of broad
enlng the existing statute governing
appeals.
"One Important result at least wll'
come from this decision. The pop
ular demand that the responsible of
flclals of corporations found guilty o!
engaging In conspiracies In rofttratnl
of trade be punished with terms ol
Imprisonment will hct-ome so strong
that congress will have to enact fur
ther laws to give effort to It. If exist
ing law does not suttico. Largo Hue
punish stockholders and creditors
Iet the men In control of corKrn
tions which break the law go to tin
penitentiary."
' iVfent of Oovernment.
On the other hand, the New York
papers, with the exception of the
World and the Press, viewed with HI
concealed satisfaction the rrushlns
defeat sustained by the government
In Its prosecution of Standard Oil
Following are extracts from their
editorials:
World "If by a change of Incur
poratlon from Ohio to New Jrrwv
or Illinois to Indiana, the Standard
Oil company can appear "as a vir
gin offender," why should not uny
habitual burglar escape u sentence us
an old offender merely by changing
his name or making an alias? The
language of the reversing opinion,
saying that Judge Laiidiu' sentence
of the Stuudurd Oil company was 'an
abuse, of Judicial discretion, because
the man who happens to be the
judge Is above the law,' will be quot
ed thousands of times by the enemies
or the courts, it la unfortunate the
most harsh condemnation of a Judge
by his higher associates should have
been tor his 'attempt adequately to
punish the Htandard Oil company."
Press "The outcome of the at
tempt to collect this huge fine mat
ters very little. As Judge Landla has
pointed out, as Governor Hughes has
so lucidly demonstrated, a fine levied
upon a monopoly in an Indispensable
commodity Ik equal to a license for
tho monopoly to do business. The
fine ia paid by the corporation, hut
the money to pay It with is extracted
from the consumers of the product
moiioKlty,od. The Judgment of the
court of uppeala, which calls Tor care
ful scrutiny and cool reading, can
not alter the public conviction that
the offend era behind the Htandurd
Oil corporation In Its rebate crimes
deserve to be In the penitentiary
and will be sent there when the law
is enforced by those who take mil lit
to administer It."
Iteversul In Itehukc.
Times "Hotter evidence of tin
wisdom of setting up courts of ap
peal was never furnished than in tin
case of the great Standard Oil fine
where the United Slates circuit court
or appeals has now reversed .Iudg
Lnndls nnd ordered a new trial. It
it may ever bo assumed that rever
sal la rebuke, that aHHii nipt ton inn
be made in this Instance, and wilt
peculiar warrnnt, for with quite un
usual plainness of speech the court
of appeals. In Ita unanimous opinion,
declares that Iho law la laid down h
Indue Landis' 'strange doctrine li
Anitlo-Knxou Jurisprudence,' nnd If it
be law, it la because the man win
happens to be the judgo Is nbov
tho law.' "
ost "The reversal of the deel
rtlon against tho Standard OH com
pany, which carried Judge l.nmlls
xomnlary punitive line of yi,2u.
000. will come as a surprise to tin
nubile, it Ih fortunate, rrom a pub
lie standpoint, that the appellate
bench Is unanimous. A dlssentlnf
Hui.ion might have served ns a lire
brand. Many will argue anew on tin
ine band that the fine was n spec
laeulnr play to the gallery; other;
must regret that gigantic corpora
Ions can ever count on the law s do
'avs or technicalities to shield Iheir
against the penally of violating trou
blesome statutes. The reversal. In
loed, lets loose n swarm of Inter
est lug cnnleoturos. Will Mr. House
velt road the Judges a lesson in pub
He? What effect will the event hnvi
on tho ponding canvass? There Is on
thing which needs further expmn
it Inn, however."
Tribune "The court's ruling
hat tho number of offenses was nr
bltrurlly multiplied nnd that Ih.
ludge cannot IH his penalty lo th
supposed resources of remote persoic
not before him ns defendants pro
hide the possibility of any slmtlii'
sensational fine In case a retrial re
Hiilts In a verdict or guilty. I he lirnt
ortllct was obtained, nccordiins t'
tho present ruling, by wlihhol.llnt
from tho Jury material evidence li
favor or tho defense. If that evl
,-lenco hod been admitted there it
iloubt In the court's mind whether r
verdict or guilty couiu nave "in
earned. If Is a fact to bo ro:Mo'
with satisfaction that this declsloi. !
by a unnulinouH bench."
Mall "This decision, unanimous
Iv arrived at, will bo gonoralU' nc
.opted as rear mslve to the (itt-th ol
the case and the common m'I.ho o'
the flltiation. St.it.darc Oil Is nt t
nopi lar corpora' lo" ami lias Hwlf
to blame for it; but tiu toci'd ol
tiiat trial and the i.g'iie of that flui
'null1 not slam' wll m: tmist'.tuMii"
: threat nualuM a" Liorponitcd in
dustrv, that something loss than Itr
rights would bo granted It In conn
and something more than lis deserts
meted out to it In the way of pun
Ishmetit. 'The flue' was a factor, and
no Hiuult one. In the progressive mi
certainty in the American business
world that culminated In the crash of
last October."
Herald - "To those who followed
the arguments upon the appeal If !
not must a matter of surprise that
tho rutted Stales court of appeal
should have reversed .Indue l.amlh
in his derision assessing a punlt Iv
line of 40. tn una hist tin
Standard OH company of Indiana on
the rebate ruses. That the declslor
of the appellate beurb Is unanhuom
in this Is a matter for congnitula
(Ion. it rather will bear out the
public verdli-t lu the first Instance
which was that, however unpopular
the Standard (HI company ma v be
uid whatever its offense. Judge Lnn
ills in the u moo n of the exemplar
live had been unduly severe. The
Standard Oil company Is entitled t
simple Just ire. as Is every corporate
or lndh blunt, no more, no less."
l-'or nn liupiitrtil Appetite
To improve the appetite and
strengthen the digestion try .1 few
dose of Chauiberlaiu's Stomach tiiui
Uver Tablets. Mr. J. II. Sent, of
IMrott. Mich , says: "They res'ored
my appetite when Impaired, relieved
me of a bloated feeling an I 'nil vd s
pleasant and satisfactory ipnv,mo.it
of the bowels." Price cents. Sam
ples free. Hamilton lrng Co.
i.OST On Sunday, Aug. 2. between
the Alley farm lu tiardeu Valley
and Itoselmi g. a black w halebore
liiiKttv hip Item iird for return
to Itevlew office.
m;ui; ix oiikoo.n.
Vigorous protest was entered by
the commercial Interests of Oregon
and the Oregon State Dairy Associa
tion, uguinst the adoption by the
I'll re Food Conference at Mackinac
island, Michigan, of a standard for
evaporated milk requiring 2H pel
oid solids. Oregon's milk is rich
lu butter fat, owing to our cllmnth-
couditlona, but abundant pasture
means less solids than lu milk from
:ows fed eight mouths In the year.
Oregon dairymen uud condensers in
sist tbut solids should be such as re
sult from the use of whole milk in
their product.
K. H. liarrlman, tho greatest in
llvlduality In the railroad world, r
njoylng with his family the glories
)f Oregon's August cHmate at PoH
un Lodge, near Klamath Lake.
Their stay will cover several weeks.
Vice-presidents Julluu KruUsehnfM
and K. 10. Calvin accompanied Mr.
liarrlman to Oregon, but during his
vacation they wll be busy Inspecting
their roads throughout, the state.
The flood Heads Conference opens;
tomorrow. There is absolute nssiir-
inee of a thoroughly representative
authoring and it is generally under-
-dood that permanent organization
will le effected and result-getting
glslatlon agreed upon. Conference
s under the' auspken of the Oregon
Oevolopnicnt League.
Three Oregon athletes won honors
it the Olympic games in London no
ither state In the union made such a
diowlug. The boys will be royally
nlertained In Portland when they
return early In September. Hoth
Hhletle and commercial bodies are
uniting In the arrangements.
The different fair associations of
Oregon are co-operating for n spleii-
tlu display of products and groat
diowlng of livestock at the Kail
Show In Portland, with the bear
aces ever held In the state. All Ibis
'las Its part In the development of
he state, by creating such an Inter
st In livestock production ns will
noun an' ample supply for tho sup-
mrt of the grout packing plants
low under cnnstrifction In Portland
Tho sale of special one-way tickets
rrom all points in the United States
o nil points in Oregon begins Sep
ember 1st and continues until Oc
ober il 1st.
MOW CTItK I'Olt LOCKJAW.
Injection of Magnesium Sulphate
Aids Anti-Toxin in Its Work.
lMTTSHlMtti, Pa., Aug.' 9. The
Milgcc Annex, also known as the
Pasteur Institute, attached to the
Mercy Hospital of Pittsburg, (onight
routes to the fore with what it claims
is the first real euro for tetanus or
lockjaw. Magnesium sulphuLe In
octcd into the spinal column is said
o have effected the cure.
This evening Hurry (illbert, 14
vears of ago. was discharged from
he Pasteur Annex ns well. Ho wns-
me of the most severe cases to conn
indor tho notice of local physicians
nut the new cure was watched with
;reut Interest.
The boy was hurt with a toy pls
it on July 4, and on July lit wa
arrled to the hospital In convul
sions. Injections of a f per cent so
lution of magnesium sulphate won
darted and gradually Increased tc
I f per cent. Hy degrees the body ol
the boy, which had become rigid
resting only on the back of his head
Mid his heels, began to relax. Antt
oxln, too, was used in good quau-
ttles to assist In Iho work of relax
ug tho muscles. AH the hospital
ihyslclnns assert that there was m
hope of antl-toxlu saving the hoy's
life, ro far had the disease progres
sed before he was treated. The
treatment lasted 12 days before the
muscles of tho body been me once
more pliant and (lie last nine days
have boon spent by physicians In ex
untitling tin1 boy to see that his con
dition Is what It was claimed by tin
Mercy Hospital physicians.
TPlial Do Xhey Cure?
Tim altovo question Is often sjsked mi
Jtrinnit lr. PiercitS two Iculmg medi
einc.s, "(i.tlileu Mei!i-til HiM!ivi:ry " ait
Kuvorlte Pii'srip'-'H."
Tlit answer h ili.il "(lotdcii Medi n
Dlsi-overy " In a i.iont nteut alteianvt- o;
'iUmh! -ptirtlicr, :iii-l tonic or luviyunito
md iicls ept.n.;i)- favorably In a cur:
llvti way iip.-n all lite iiiiumiis ilnitiu'sui
faces, us ol Iho itaal iusii!'ev tliftmi
bro:u-lii:.l luU-s. wtomaib, Ikivvi-Is an
bin Ulcy. curing a lame per cent, of cntu
rhitl cay w hethiT 4hi' ulsense rtlTects ti
nasal p.Noics, tlio tTv:H. lurynv. bn-i
chltt, nUHiwichNlns cniajNul d spepki
bowel tun nuiMysw.riTvA bl.uld.
uteruH or other prTvie oivTrrA fji
a:-yiMns iL Unfr.-n uccc.-lul in rttlecl
X'l'1'; "
Tte- " irlte rrescr'ntleti " is ii.(vNi
fori
Is a iKiuerlui ieHTcmw)' a", iliik itn 1:1 1
trig toiiU and nervine. K..r weak wm,'
Out, over-worlied women no matter wh;i
h;i. CilllHcd the bt e;ik-do II, "-';lorit
Prescription ill Ih- found mot eti.clu
111 biiildnnt up the stretiii.h. nxl.il.iiv
tho womanly functions. miUIuiiij p:ui.
and britulm nlxtet a liealihy, v'oruur
CVIldlttoii of llie hole s Mem.
A lttk of particular. raps carli hottb
(flvintf the f.triuiihe of IkiIIi uiin mrs jo,,'
quotimr what s.-nrvs of etnmfiit nutl
leal anthitrn, wh" werks are emill. c
t-y phyoiciunnof a!l tin schools uf pr.iciiei
a guides lu pn-scriHiiut. "ay of t ,e Ii lu
gre-lieiit onlrrmg into these tueti,( ine
Tim wonls of praiM N'toed on tb
aevcral InttrtMlient! enterim: tut. I) k-i -i
Pierct met I icnies by such writer' sl.nnli!
havu more weiylit th:in any ainouct t!
non professional ttim-muls, Nh ,uim
uch men are writlmt for tin1 Kiil.iaiu e ol
tbeir met I ictil brethren and know lu-ftoi
they Qeak.
Itoin itietticlnKt am n-ftlmhllc. mu
aren't, and contain n.. harmful I .ibit
formtnn drus, Nmuj ctunixi-etl of ! ci i
ttri'tsof the rott.s of native, Am. . u-ai
metllcuml forest elanu Thty an- imtl
aoM by dealer In tuetiielne. You ean'i
ailorl to accept s a !.ilMitute lor e ie ot
thfM medicine of known ctmipoMtloii,
an? tini n..tiim
lr. Plercf'st Peliet mM. iifpivi1
wt Ui take a cnthlv. niilaie aiJ m
vUtoraia fuxsactL llvnr aud buwala.
Tho Kind You Have Always Bought, ami which lias been
iu use for over 30 years, lias homo tho sinattiro of
anil lias been made under his per-jc-??--?
sonal supervision sii. o its infancy.
WAJiWW . Allowiiooiiotodeceivojouiuthis.
All Counterfeits, Imitations nnd Jiist-ns-fc'ond" f.ro hut
Kxpei-iiuents that t.rillo with and endanger tho health of
lnlUnts and Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria Is a harmless substitute for -Castor Oil, Pare
Korie, Drops and Soothing- Syrups. It is I'leasiint. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
HiihHtancc. Its ago Is Its guarantee. It destroys 'Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cure3 Diarrhcea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cuiies Coustipatior
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates Uio
Stomach and towels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's l'anaceiv Tho Mother's Friend,
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
si
Sears the
The Kind You Have Always BougM
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THCCNUHCJMrT. TT MUH THCCT, HtWYOIII trrt.
Not "just as good," but trm liwt
Jeunlng's broad. Fr?n delivery.
1'hone 03. dtf.
J. It. CHAPMAN,
l. 1. s.,
Jlentist.
Abraham Htillding Telephone 114
iiiiiiih, y u. in. iq u p. in.
KOKHUl.'KU - - - OHIiOON!
j. c. mi;mj:,
Atloi'iiey-ai-Law
With Klchardson, Dlmick &. Moore-
head, Attorneys nt Law,
:! 1 7 Cotiinionweallh Hidg, t!th
aud Ankeny Streels.
POItTLANU OKKUON.
(;i;o.
i:. hoick,
tip -
M. I).
Olllce In tho Heview Ituilding
KtaiiH, Itooins 1 :S and It.
X-Hity and Klectrleal Treamunt.
'retephouu, Main 111.
ItOSKItl'ltU - - - ORKf.ON
A. r. si:i:i,v, .m. .,
OMices: liooms II, l' and 1 3,
Douglas .County Hank Building,
'Phono 771.
uosKitntd ... oitKtiow
OllUe Hours: Phones:
10 lo 12 n. m, Oflice Main 1711
2 to 4 p. in. Uesid. Main 171
Hit. I.I in i A SMITH,
Physieitin
Women nnd Children's Diseases ni
Specialty I
OfflVo: Kouius S nnd it, Mnrsters Mlk I
next to noughts t'ountv Hank Hide:
ray
For Sale by
sv -v.- 1 FA
A SJ THE riONEEB
I TEMrERAXCE liEEH
I iff "Ji op TnK tacipio Coast
I!. II. MAIIIIWS.
Our Stock
Of Road Wagons, Top Buggies, Hacks and Surreys
is complete having received another car load.
Our Prices
Are as low as the lowest, and furnish good goods
WE HAVE
Lhe finest, line of Rubber Tire Runabouts ever
brought to Roseburg.
Call and look overcour stoc.
J. F. BARKER & CO.
Phone 201. Vehicles & Implements ttoseburj;. Oregon
Signature of
iuti-:v m:vs.
A nuniljer
' vicinity have
of the people in
been spending the
this
last
of
the
An-
few days iu tin berry patches.
.Mrs. T. Troxel and childicn.
Koseburg, have bfn spending
iast week v.ilh her sister, Mrs.
drew Kirkpatrii k. of Drew.
Mrs. V. ,1. Muii" has returned f
Itoselnilg. where
he has been worii
itlg for I lie p;tst few Wei-lts.
Miss l-Jtta (Jra-hiiin and Miss Ann
IMelcli. of Davs Creek, have bee
visiting I lie Misses Amanda aud .hula
Kirk pa I rick Inr a few days. i
The Sunday school piciiic given in
(he grove near I rew w;is well al-
I i"iidcd and pronounced a success by
I ail. The niorning was devoted to (he
.' remtlar Sunday school services anil
at noon a bounteous feast was spread
I which Wiis heartily partaken of. In
t the afternoon, an impromptu enter-
I'tainment was a leading feature, and
both old and young did their pari
toward ni:i king it a success. The
I
-lay riiiM ti m u a iniuuor ol games.
and all
I the Hi t
i
dei-;:'ed wishing sue
w Sunday sibnid.
K KIN KTKIt.
et Hie World AfTnnIs.
"It gives me unbounded pleasure
lo recommend iiuckien's Arnica
Salve." says .1. V. Jenkins, or Chape)
Hill, N. C. "I am convinced it's Hie
best salvo (he world affords. If
cured n felon on my Ihunib. and II
Snappy!
Deli o h (ful!
For sale at
all lcadini; tcin
poraiKo ill-ink
stands.
NORTH PACIFIC
BREWING CO.
ASTORIA, OREGON
never f.'Mls to Ileal every wirG, burn
in- won ml lo which It is applied.
';-,c at A. C Marsturs & Co'8. druu
store.
COMMKXnXfi JL'XE 2al ttX'H- j
The following train service will bo In
effect on the line of the C. It B. K.
U., between Albany and Yiiilua,
daily, except Sunday:
No. 10 N)2
Mxd Pass.
Leave Albany 7:4H a. m. 12:40 p in
Ar'v Yanuina 1:.10 p. m. 5 30 p.m
No. 15 No. 1
Pass. Mxd.
l,v Yaiiulna. 2:15 p. m. 7:00 a.m
Arv Albany. . 7:00 p. m. 11:55 a.m
On Sundays the service will be as
follows: Leave Albany, 7:35 n. m.,
arrive Yiuiiiliia. 11:40 a. in.; leave
Yaouina 0:00
1 1 :110 p. m.
p. ni.
arrive Alhnny,
D
Agricultural College
Corvnlli & Oregon
()1Tts colh'Klato coursL's in
Agriculture, inirhnlliig Asro
tmiiiy. Horticulture, Allium 1
Husbandry, Dairy Husbandry,
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Sii v uce ii n tl Art; Civil, K i cc
trical. Mechanical, and Mining
KiiKinerriiiK; Coiniueree; and
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Offers elementary courses in
A tsv'wu 1 1 ii re, J-'orest ry , Domes
tie Science and Art. Coiniueree
and "Mechanic Arts, including
furge wirk, cabinet making,
steam fitting, plumbing, ma
chine work, etc.
Strong faculty. mnderir
equipment; Tree tuition; opens
Sept. 25.
Iliustnileil ciiliiloeili' Willi full hifr
liiiilioii Oil tlltriLtiiiI) lu tlic It l' kIs -tni'.
(r.-.-.
RATE S
wii,i. hi: main-: this si-.ason- my tiik
SOUTHERN
PACIFIC
(Lines in Oregon)
From Roscbur, Ore.
AS Kt)L,()VS
KU'l'H A if
ONE WAY
IV III It' M (HI VIA
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St. Louis 73.50 82.50
St. Paul 66.00 81.75
Omaha 66.00 75.00
Kansas City .. 66.00 75.00
TK'KKTS WIU, UK ON SAI.K
August 6, 7, 21, 22
Coed for return in ill days wilh stopover
privileges ut pleasure within limits
DATES
ror any furl her infornui' ion call on
L. . AlOORl:, Local AKeiU
or write to
Wm. AlcMurray
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; 4.
LOW
EAST
NEWPORT!
Oregon's
The place to co for perfect rest anil every conceiv
able form of healthful anil delightful recreation.
IIS FACILITIES AWL COMPLLTE Host of food ami an almn-!.-
if i i - Kri'-ih wilier fium spi-injrs. All iiiralcrn necessitifa,
Mi.-h u li-lfL-raph. ti'lrplionp. and markets freshly pnivideil every
ilay. Fuel in iiliunilani e. ( otta'es partly furnished or unfurnished
to U had i-heaply. Striet muniripal sanitary repulations.
M-.W I'OKT is reach, il hy way of the Southern I'aeific to Allnny or
Corvallis. thei ( iM vailis and Kastern . It. Train service daily
and the trip a pleasure throughout.
RATE FROM ROSEBURG
Season six-months ticket $8.00
inr elalmraie new Sumnn-r Book (rives a concise deseri
tinn or Xewimrt. inelihlinr a list of hotels their capacity
and rates, l all on, telephone or write
O L. B. MOORE. Lo al Agent. S. P Co.
M aCL'AY.
".eneral Tassenser Asrent. Portland. Oregon.
Stops earache lu two minutes
tiHXhachu or pain of burn or ncalj
lu live n 1 1 1 Hi I ok ; hoarseness, one
hour; muscleacho, two hours; sure
throat, twelve hours Dr. Thomas'
Eclectrlc Oil, monarch over pain.
Patronize Review advertisers.
(lodge directory
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a K. & A. ii., !aurel LoOge No. U-HolOi
f regular meetingn on lud aita 4th Weduet
dys ot each mouth.
G. O. Gbihah, W. li.
N. T. JKwerr, HrBUrj-
AO.U.HV. Kotwoiirg lAMfb No. 16 Html
the 2nd aud -lili MomUyy of nach muuih
at 7:U u. in., lu thu Fureiiters Hall Al
mp-nliern lu gooJ 8tulliir ar luvitcd to at
Wild J. W. Dowkll, M. W.
K U. Lknox. Kucnnler
Bl, U. Kl.Kb, KuMouurg UH.a, wo.aiS- lloldi
n-gular communlcatioiiH at the Elks
Temple on 2u6 aud 4th Thursday ol et u
mouth. All lnemlMjrB rfgiieitvd to attet d
retfiilarly, and all vlHltlng brotaert ar L-ordl-ally
luvitod to attend.
K. U 1'arrott, K. R.
Obo. W .-TAi.xy H('rtarr.
D
MfOUiMianu 4tD 'ihurmlay evening ut
unit i. ul
viruiiV
mambr DiirdlalW luvited u Mtttnl
11NIK K. C't VK.'iUKH. C. Ol H
. H. Lknox. Keo.
I. W. DuWBi.L. R celver.
EA I.KH. KoifburK .terie meeii lu Od.1
Fellow liall ou 2od and ltD Mouday even.
Iubr ol fauli mot ih. t tt '(lo(k. Visit
lug biethteu lo guod funding alway wtlcome.
G. Culvkr, W. P
C. V. HAL' aku. Bm.
Fil A., :turt Oouglub So. si- huitwivri of
America, meeUt each Tuesday evulug B
ForeNters' 11 all. V If l ting brother al
waya welcome. W. J. Brand, C. R.
E. H.Lrnox, Ro. ec.
K. V. Hoova a. Physician
IO. O. F., KlHliiKStarlxMlKc No. 17-i, roeeU In
. odd Fellow' Tcmplrt every Fiiday evening.
Vlsll iik brelliere alwHyit welcome.
K. N. Ewart, N. U.
F. H Micklu, H, S.
M. FhKi.k, F. 8.
IO. O. F., l'hlletariaii IxmIo No. li-Meets In
Ddil Ft'llnWH'IViu pie. corner of JnrkHiu) hih!
Chkh StiectB, on Hiiturduy evening if each
week. Mt-iiibf -it of ihiMirilcr lu gouj Mumling
uru iuvltuil to lUtciul.
J. . (iOOUNOW, N. tl.
X. T. Jkwkit, It. .
IO O. F . I'nlnti KiH-iiinpineilt No. U-Met-ts
In ' i il Ffllows' 'I't-iujile on tile Im mid ;irj
'1 Ii ii rs In y eveuliiK f eiU'h itioiilli. '1n.
iUK )ri'llieicti rtlWHVH weli-ulne
ii o. i.kwls, r. p.
J. o. tioouwow, ilcrlue.
K'
OF P., A hrt l-otltte No. 47 Meets every
ii i-ti i'mihi in i. ti. (j. r. iihii, m i :.hj p. in.
Mi iiiiteis in go. d slandtiiK are iuvPed 10
aili-ii'l.
t-LSN V. WtMllKHI.Y, V. C.
I. A. Sanctuary, K. K. 8.
KO. T. M., Protection Tent No. 15 llnltli
n-vulnr meet lint b oq every Wetliiemlay
in tit III MaeebeeV Hall. All vIhUIiik
m-mlK-Ts iu good standing are iuvlled to at
telitl. F. F. Patleroon.Com.
0. W. Kai'H, H. K.
LO. T. M., Kosehurg Hive No. 11 Hnldi
icKiilur rcviewH on every Tuewday fir
nooii nt i. 'clock in the Mncealee HhD.
H tuers of others Hives visiting In he city are
conhhlly luviUd t-t attend eur rev lew m.
Mitri. v. ti. Hon khka kk, Com.
Miin. Jessik Kait, k. K.
(HiKKN VV'OOIiMKN OF AMKKKIA, Myrtle
( iiinp No. uo meets (n the hccmul ami
fourth Wediiesdaysof every uimith In the
For rente h' Hall. TravelliiK NetKhhom art! cor-
ilially Invited to visit our Chid (.
A. (-. Mailitkmw, ('otimil,
A. Hai..man, Clerk.
M"
()1KKN HKOTHKKHOnD OF AMKKK A'
ItoHchurK Ixxlge No. 4t MeetB every 'Juri
ii ml llh rimrMlH v lu M neon bee Teinule.
V ftiliiiK members always welcome.
Kvri.yn Hoovkk, President
ItKKTitA Wkioht, Secretary.
OK. H , Konetiuri; Chapter No.S-Hohlstlielr
rt'Kulnr meeting ou 1st ate) 3rd Tin inn Inyo
In each Month. Visiting ineiiilR-rn in
eooil htaudiug are respectfully lutiuil to al
tend. Mrs I. Wollcnbkhu, W. M.
Fkke JohnmiN, Heeretary
0
N. ti., Co. I Pepara'e Battalion MeHi
every Thurmliiy evenli g al the Armory
Hall HlS u'cl-ck.
F. B. Hamlin, Captain.
KHKKAIIH, Uosi'burg Rebeknh Udire.Nn.
ft
I. O. O. F. Meets iu Odd K llowr
mnleeverv TiitHdav eieiilnif. Vlslllug
s In tern and brelhr- ti Invited to attend.
MltH. MAIililK RoiikkoN. N.O.
Mltw. Stk Hll KNhi N , fteeretary.
w
OMKN OF WOniiCRAFT, MIhc Irch' No.
m Meetd on Utnnd :ird Monday evening
of each moinh at tdd Ft -Hows' Hull.
Visiting members iu good standing are In
vittd to aiici.d.
Flo RK NCR Hamivon, 0. N.
Cuua Bokkn, t lerk
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(KHiMF.N OF TUB VORI.I, (Ink Camp No.
Hinii
Hnll
I :i M.lu ut ilm lino helloWi nnn 111
Rtehiirg, everv 1st and :ird M-'iclay
evenings. Visiting ueljjhhors always weleoiue.
r .n. r.w a ht . i;.
J. M. Tn ron k. Clerk.
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Matchless Beach Resort
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