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PAItKKU NiiltS AlKIIONCK.
Meutlon of Itryun's Xuiuc Evokes
(ri'Mt lciiioiiatrHtlon,
PORTLAND, Or., Aug. 18 Churn
ing that the protective tariff la the
, Instrument by which competition Ik
destroyed and that the republican
party la the fouler purent of triiBts.
Judge Alton Ilrooks Parker, ox-Chief
Justice of the Appellate Court of Now
York, lam night won the pluuilila ot
an enormouH audience that lilted the
Helllg Theater to overflowing.
It was the opening meeting by the
democrata of the preHldenllnl cam
paign In Oregon. De l.ancy Nlcoll,
ex-dlstrlct attorney of New York, and
Congressman Theodore A. Hell, of
California, also addressed the meet
ing, of which II. II. Holmes, of Su
lem, was chairman.
Bryan's Name Loudly (Veered.
The more mention of Hryan'i
name had the name effect thut would
result from waving a college pennanl
before an assembly of alumni, am'
the same demonstration greeted tlx
declaration of Judge Parker In advo
cacy of Borne legislation that would
prohibit corporations from contrlbut
Ing In any form to campaign funds
i . in his peroration Judge Parkei
manlfeatod his emphatic disapproval
ot campaign contributions, and es
, peclally ridiculed tho one-dollar sub
scrlption plan that Is being promoted
by the republicans. lie declared thai
when the call for dollar contribution)
had been made. President Hoosovel
and the "illustrious governor of tin
l-.m pi re gtato each contributed a sll
ver dollar and then the commute.
passed tho lint along Wall street."
Kienkn for l'iut-d Party.
While the divided democracy I:
cutting one another's throat," de
dared the eminent New York Jurist
"the republican party In faslenlni
Itself on the body politic like a leech
If every democrat would lay aside hi
personal differences and come to real
lie that we hove a candidate for the
presidency that la worthy or the con
fldence of every tnnnly man, nnd tha
we have a candidate for vl presl
dent equally worthy, wo would neei
have no fear of tho result. Hut he
hind our presidential nominee w
need a democratic congress to bnol
up his politics. With one house o
our legislative body so organized, i
republican senate would not dure ti
stand up against the mandate of tin
people for clenn legislation."
The subject of centralized author
Ity aa proposed under federal contro
was scored vigorously as a direct con
fllct between the constitutions of thi
United 8tatea and those of the Indl
vldual stoles. Federol control wni
denounced as on unjust usurpation
by the president of tho powers re
served by the states for themselvei
The speaker charged Hint In the ere
atlon of trusts and prednlory Inter
esto the real purpose nn to persuaili
the people that (he fault did not res'
with the stntes, but with the fedora'
government.
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ALCOHOL 3 PER l:e
ANcgelaUcPrpparsjionlbr
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ling liu? Siomadis aiulBtwds of
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Promolps DisfonjCfefrftir'
ncss and if sl.Conlalns nciiirr
Opium.Mor))hinc norrliutraL
nOT JNAHCOTIC.
ilrftjfOUIkSMWmm
jtitiuStrtl
IfreM-
Qaafat Sugar .
Ancrfrd Remrdv for(mslw-
linn . Suur SIcinnoli.Dlarrtwa
WormsXoiivulsions.roverisli
lifss aiulLossorSLELP.
Facsimile Signature of
NEW YOHK.
CASTORIA
For 1 nfauta and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
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The Democratic eumim.rfn i, oie
Mm was opened at a mass ee;liit
In Portland Tuesday night. The par
ly leaders hov Isuied a cill ;,
uJi Buhscrlptiops to the r.impugi,
fund. The democratic party hni
placed Itself on lecord a'i.il..;,t rr
ceptlng corisiratlon subscriptions. I
depends uihjii the rnnk and file foi
tin money to carry on Its o- Tin
following call has been Issued b.
stato executive committee:
to the Hupporters of Hrrnn
Kern In the State of Oregon:
we are on eve of a great poll
Ileal battle under the leadership oi
Hryan nnd Kern. We cxpe.t to
achieve a splendid victory for pop
ular government with the best ns
uouai piatrorni written In the life oi
political parties. We are confide
of victory.
v.e nope lo see every follower or
William Jennings Ilrynn ami Johe
worm Kern In line and ready to ,l,
his part for popular government S.
let us unite and fight: go In nnd win
"This Ml the people until. Ite
ttmmber, It rows mouev to finance
raiupawa. will you help ua? w,
must. Maintain Headquarter. t
Htlnwmpts. aire anlli. einn,. ai-'Hk
vs. distribute literature, titiue hau
er. all of whlc cost money rVn.1
In yiwr mntrlhuttoiM to J,. ho m
tog. 626 HiM SlrnM. Portlar.il. Ore
gon. Books nlll h vi fr lorv
tlon telvr ui r MrloB
AI.KR HFTK.
ttirnmn
M. A MlIf.KH
!!. Hitman
J. . UTAM. Secretary
Guaranteed under
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
VMe O.NT.UIt IWHM, HfW VON. ClTV.
i:i;kxe not i:.vniti:i,Y "intY.'
Although Kugene is legally inohl-
lilllon, booze isn't a very hard
thing to obtain there, as would ap
pear by Hie following Items in the
KliKcne Register, of Aug. IS:
l.enw I Seal, who Ik well known
in the city, was run In by OHIcer Cui
llson Saturday night for being drunk
and disorderly, lie appeared before
lustlce Hrysuu Monday morning nml
'0s lined $211. which he paid.
Prof. ( ?l Jesse Oruold. the picture
nan. who was run In Saturday night
for being drunk and disorderly, will
Hit In ten days work on the streets,
is the result of Justice llrysnn s de
Moil on u drunk and disorderly
hinge to which the professor plead
d guilty.
As the penalties grow more severe
he transgressions will iloulilles;
trow less.
"I X Will i TION I..UV" P.UtDUX.
DENVKIt. Colo., Aug. IS.-Tlle
unwritten law" was upheld todav In
Colorado by the act of tiovernor
Ituchtel In granting a pardon to Coo.
I'. Nicolal, convicted of killing John
Moore. .Menial's wife was Involved
n the case. In granting the pardon
iovornor lluchtel said:
"The laws of this state do not
intuit tills villainy ns a serious crime.
Colorado Is about lllll years behind
ill civilized slates In the estimate
Ahleh Its laws place upon certain
rimes. The peculiar Intricacies of
ur legal processes tin not appeal
much to inc."
Nicolal was pardoned uncouilillnn-
illy.
W. T. Ktnery was In from Coles
Valley this morning. He reports
rain harvesting about llhlslied there
ind the prunes coloring ulcelv anil
will be ready to pick In a couple
f weeks.
DltKW NKWS.
(1 c Mm. A. C. Marat sr. Mr. II I
MHraleta His. j K lltwk oi M a
l.v IVuira Mr. 11 R Fer
Pr) HUy CO rv Peira t'na
and Mlsa Iiud P9'te vtc " t,,
Drain this mornn ifi)Hm t'ftftan
nual county Institute of the W. C
T I'., which opened today and endp
Th'Jjday evening.
DOCTORS MISTAKES
Are said often tu ha burled six fret undet
Vroutid. But many limes women call or
their family pliyok-isuii, kiilTcring. as the
ImAgiiie. nue tronulspsia, a not tier fn.m
heart dlM'see, another from liver or kul
ney disease, another from nervous pros
tratlon. another with pain here and there,
and In this ny they present alike te
themselves and ihelr easy-going or over
busy doctor, separate diseases, for whub
be, assuming them to Im such. prcscnU-s
his pills Slid IHitlons. In renlltv. tliev ntf
Sll unl ;,i,i;,i,.m caused hv some uterine
Isesse. TIui'iUvvsIcIoh. Xii, .rant u( the
ruur of utfeniiii.vp uplsirealrneiil
until large lulls are u,le. 'rvTTerlnf
patient aeit no llwlJsreVi.il,e
wrong lr, atmenl. tint pn,l.hly ,iyl
Btutonjed,,. iti I'a rcr'tmrTij
by ili..'i;ingTirnVose dUrlT5T:ng svmie
terns, and Instituting conitorl Instead td
prolojigisl in, s,ry. It I, tven well said.
u m uis,-i,s,. known is nail cured
K. A. Poole and S. Dawson have
relumed from Klamath, where the
have been doing harvesting work.
Mrs. Josh Wright and children nnd
sister. Miss Maud lliggins, returned
Sunday from a visit with relatives in
Perdue.
Miss I .a lira Thompson nf Port
land, is here to spend Hie suuimci
with relatives.
airs. i. iroxel and children, o'
Uoseliurg, who have been vlsitln.f
wnn tier sister, Mrs. A. Kirkpntrlek
have gone to Perdue to visit wllh
her molher. nfler which they will
proceed home.
I ho new school house has been
completed nml accepted. It Is a cred
It to the district.
Mr. Shullz will commence work
on J. II. Shorts' new residence nexi
week.
.Mrs. P. J. Muir Is spending ih,
week wilh Mrs. Josh Wright.
Numerous parties are seen nasslna
through Drew on their way to Cruiet
Lake. Among those whom we have
nouceo are ine splker-Ui'dlli-ld party
which canie over the mountain from
Clendale. nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. D. A
Cnlllngs and .Mr. and Mrs. O. John
son, or Portland, who passed through
here Monday. The hitter parly ex
peet to be absent about two months
While camping near Perdue the)
killed n large panther. '
School closes next Friday. Aug
'.'I. after a very successful term nil
dor Miss Hazel Jewell, of Hosebuir.
I'i.eh pupil will receive u handsom.
souvenir from their popular teacher
expressive of gooil wishes. It will
consist of n folder bearing six sum
ins of appropriate verse, also tin
l.'Tsonnel of the pupils nnd nn ex
cell. mt likeness of their tencller'.
HKPOHTCH
MllS (iltKXOT ASKS DIVOIU'K.
Alleges She Has Lived on t'hurity
During Kill li e W edded l.ile.
That she has been an object ol
charity ever since her marriage at
Looking Class in March. ISSs. Is
one of the allegations in a suit oi
divorce Hied in the circuit court here
by Nettle Oienot against David lire
not. in her complaint Mrs. lire
not states that her husband "has
utterly failed to provide for her ever
since their marriage or for their
children," three in number; that at
no time huve they had sullicieiit
clothing: that their table was so
Bcuut they were often obliged to gc
hungry, and that she "was made to
suffer the disgrace nnd humiliation
of ucccptlug whatever might be giv
en her by neighbors."
.Mrs. Crenot also alleges that her
husband falsely accused her of infi
delity and Dint he cursed her fre
liiently nnd denied-the parentage ol
their youngest child, one year old.
Their domestic troubles reached n
climax, however, on July 1, of this
year, according to Mrs. Orouot's rnm
pluint. when her husband, In a fit of
passion, broke up the few remaining
dishes in the house, whereupon she
left him. Since th.en, she says. sh
bus worked to support herself and
ehUilren.
lirenot Is employed on the local
water and light system nt a salary
of $ r0 per month. She nsks $111 per
month nlimony from him. also foi
the custody of tho children and to
be decreed sole owner of ir,9 acres
of hind ut Looking Class.
KATHKlt AXD SOX DKOWX.
ASTORIA. Or., Aug. 18. D. L
Chapman and son. Ward, were both
drowned In the south fork of Salmon
Creek, at Nusel, on Monday after
noon while they were In swimming,
after a hard morning's work on the
rami. The wife and mother saw the
drowning nnd the bodies were nuick-
ly recovered, and for several hours
efforts were made to resuscitate
them, but without success.
Evcellent Health Aillvce.
Mrs. M. M. Davison, of No. 379
Gifford Ave., San Jose, CuL, says:
"The worth of Electric Hliters ns a
general family remedy, for headache,
biliousness and torpor of the liver
and bowels Is so pronounced that I
am prompted to say a word In lis
favor, for the benefit of those seek
ing relief from such afflictions.
There is more health for the digest
ive organs in a bottle of Electric
Hitters than In any other remedy 1
know of." Sold under giiarnnlee ol
A. C Marsters i Co s. drug store
r.llc.
WIXS IN' TWO IKJI Xi's
Stanley Ketehel .Makes Short Work of
Joe liioinns.
SAN l'HANCiSCO. Aug. IS. Af
ter about one minute and a half of
lighting in the second round tonight.
Stanley Ketehel. of Ornlid HapltK
Mich., put nut Jne Thomas, of this
city, wllh ll shower of punches to the
Jaw and body.
Tills was the inurth meeting of the
two lighters. Of their previous bat
tles, the tlrsl was n draw, and Ket
eliell gut Hie decision In the other
two. Thomas Is supposed to have
done himself Injustice In making pro
scribed weights In the other battle,
which they fought as nilddleweighla
Last night Thomas weighed ITa and
Ketchell ITU pounds.
l-'or Sore Ki-ct.
have found Hiicklen's Arnl.n
Ladies'
Tailored
Suits
for
Fall
just
Arrived
at
H. Marks Co.
HERE IS A LIFE
INCOME
OWN A ROSEBURG HOME-ORCHARD
TRACT ON THE UMPQUA RIVER
TEX ACIIKS OK THIS ItlCII ItlVKK BOTTOM LAND, IX THE C'KNTKIt OK OHIOflOX'S FA.MOIS
I'HI IT HKI.T, WILL MAKE YOU IXDK.PKXDKXT FOIt LIKE.
Our plan of development with small fruit and vegetables, while the fruit trees are reaching a
bearing uge, means that your income begins at once an Income next year equal to the cost ot the
tract, and only a very small investment necessary.
Delightful climate, richest soil, schools, churches, social life, and a good Income, all combined.
You can work eight months and then Indulge your desire to travel, or rest, or spend the re
mainder of the year as you wish.
No man controls your every hour, nor limits your Income; and no flnanciul panics can have
any terrors for you when you are reaping the harvest of the soil.
The fruitgrower of Oregon Is a mail that is absolutely Independent. He knows that a 10-acre
orchard, when properly cared for, will bring him a certain income of $500 a year. Do you want
to get in this class?
Our tracts are all cleared, ready to plant; no slumps to pull, no preliminary work, no Irriga
tion necessary, and you can make each tract pay for itself.
We want you to meet the man who bought a half interest In a 20-acre orchard near our tracts
last year for $2750 built a dryer costing $500 bought a team for $300 paid a Roseburg bank
8 per cent interest on the money to do it with, and within the year cancelled his debt at the bank
of over $1000, and had a neat balance left this profit was one-half of the amount cleared on the
tract.
THIS OPPOHTTMTY IS YOI KS COME IX AXI) LET I S POIXT THE WAY
If you are uot ready to live upon a tract of this land, we will raise strawberries,
raspberries, currants, cantaloupes, melons, potatoes, onions, asparagus, celery,
etc., on your tract, put up the money for seed and labor, market the produce, and
at the end of the seasou pay you one-half the net profits. If we didn't absolutely
know that this proposition would pay us, we wouldn't put our money in it, and
you are going to make a dollar everytime we do. We can put small fruits and
vegetables on the mat ket two weeks earlier tban auy Qther sectiou ; oregoll
AND WE ARE GOING TO DO IT NEXT YEAR. We have an orchardist
.and farmer ot 20 years' experience who will superintend this work, and a member
of this firm will give his personal attention to the property. The s6il is of great
depth, and development between the rows does not affect the prosperity of the
trees. Experiment has shown this to be true. One-half the profits of this de
velopment plan will pay you for your tract in two years, set it to orchard and put
money in the bank for you. You will then have an orchard tract worth, in the
open market, twice the purchase price. We. are NOT GUESSING at what we
can do here, but this plan is the result of careful study extending over a period of
many months. If you want to join this successful fruitgrowing plan, come in
and talk it over with us before this tract is sold. Do it now.
I Price $150 Per Acre
i Terms $150 cash, balance $25 a month. Our development
pian win take care ot the payments after next Spring, when
the crop is marketed.
HARDING & ENGEN, OwmFs
C. D. Beale
Cass and Sheridan Sts.
SPECIAL
REPRESENTATIVE
Roseburg, Oregon
John V. Kelley. of the Month-Kelly
Lumber Co., passed through bert
this morning enrouie to Klamath
Kails.
HEAL ESTATE THAXSEERS.
ROSEBURG
STAGE LINES
t.KAVKS
A. M.
(1 A. M.
7 A. M.
T A. M.
To Marshtiold
To Myrtle Point
To I 'eel
To Mill wihn!
AliliNCY AT
i v. dapp's mm
Four hOMrt. IniHltTii cniicr. on llic
MslilVh! a nil Mrrtle l.iui line.: lire
home Co he. on Iht Peel sn,l MiHwiskI
line ('.refill sail experience! driven
on ill route..
S. F. Hall et ai. to W. A. Pearee.
tract of land In sees. 28 and 33,
H. W. Oddy to Wilfred Brown
$1.1100: 4 interest in s of Jesse
a. uryer u. L,. c.. tp. 29-8.
.uanin . Kenady to Anna C.
iocKon. i; 2u aeres sec. 14. 26-7
a snizman to W. S. Hamilton
; part ot lot 2. blocek 9, In
anes add to Roseburg.
I'KOFESh.OXAL.
up-
Hr. Paw's I'.nurile Prevrrlni,,.,, i. . -salve to be the proper thing to use
HlMtirlr nmlMiK-, carefully ileM-,.,1 hY i for sore feet, ns well as for lu-nlim.
minis, sores, rut. and all niaii.ier of
abrasions." writes .Mr. W. Stone, of
East Poland. Me It Is the nroner
I tiling too for tles. Try it. Sold
I under guarantee at A. c. Marsters
' l'i s. drug store. Hoc.
n reer vm-rd i I ,!,ifn i,i,vi,-lnn
jnd Mleptrd lo ..:ai.'i. delicti swtem.
Itl.Bi.urof It.liv Atneru-in medicinal
reeu ami It y.rV.-tlv hun-iV- iit
if'! '! ''"I'iU
AJrfv,l Iriv'erttirig- tonic -p-rnru
Prwrip.:ne inirt strength te
lb h,l iTiUm vit to i,o organs il-s
liiwi!. r.nmi:i! m ; .i rt iciilar. I or owr
'ed. "nfltv.wl rilUloWll.- (Iil'lll
Hied tot-it BlIllL.rs, dreniai,..
s.tumt ... r ..-lion eke. rs'
urvntBieV ... nvl lt!'' women ir. n
It l-re' f svoru Pie, ripii..o
U Mi ('(. ;r I.. N.,iC .
j'iJ i iu tpMiu.ng cotiil l rt
t.o-n.e u i.
vivo ft n rn. tint,-! 0 ttfr
XIITK'E TO ttXTIt.ei'HU.S.
Jr a i.
Notice is hereby given, that sealed
I hi.ls will be received by the I'ounty
I'l'': until the 2ud day of Seplem
j I'er. A li , I9PS. at the hour of 10
I uYlo.lt . H . ir; wild day. for the
oi t tlon of Cement and Plank
! ! V It i II Court House Proeenv
' . .. r -
n v. ri,i.t mrm K is iid ..ecltl-
hi in lnri
B ut rit,. in a ar
a'af it .fjU 'i tt if At.
. eiti..a wr -J fraira ta'n Vj i A9 A the Cotjmv Clerk s
i&ztf j..'s.rv? l "r,Mr "-o- rig.,, ...
luvo ,,,, j .T,,-- .! , tv, ny r all bid. w
r .TT refr.-li:i.a sir. -yQf 3 Qi'V order of the County Court.
Iir I'M Tin '. . I p VrT . ". hklvO "oseburg. Oregon, this
aHiU.ii;.,usl us! l.eV !.
HtV duw Ku Ui uk u cu,r-
M 1.V nt Koseburg. Oregon.
Wf day of July. 190S.
K II. I.KNOX.
Id County Clerk.
Our Stock
Of Roa4 Wagons, Top Buggies. Hacks ami Svrm
is coMpIata having received another car low.
Our Prices
Ar at kW as tbt lowest ani furniA gooi XKMi
WEHAVB
U fiMSb ! of Rukkr TH LaBlcmks v
IJtxmjfht tP Rasiburg.
Call and look over our stock.
J. F. BARKER & Co.
PhonefOl, ehides & Implements Roseburg. Oregon
tt
I V f notr,ni KU MAItKET. 4. 4.
l 4..f
Cereals.
I Wheat $1.00 bushel.
1 Oata 50c bu.
I nay letch. J10 Ion; grain. $12
Barley $,12 ton.
Livestock.
Steers Alive. 3 4 3 He.
Cows Alive. 2 H 3c.
Veal Dressed . 5 5 H a
Hogs Dressed, 7c.
i Sheep 3 He.
Poultry Mixed chickens. allv,T0
'0.. dressed. 12c; geese. alive
Sc., dressed. 12c; ducks, alive
10c; dressed, 14 15c; Lrkey., ares-
sed. 15c.
Putter Creamery, 32 He lb'
country. 3ilc lb.
Kces 2rtf dozen.
Potatoes $1.2. ct.
Wool 14 He lb.
Honey 15c lb.
Cabbage 3c lb.
Hi Onions 5c It)
AisAs lc lb0
iMJIrittJfi) flAtgtH
Llvetsrock On footiteers. S
4r: cows. 3 Ho; hogs. aHc
Fheep. ) , (J 4 a, . dressed veal.
9 VKn. $2.r,S$.1; wool, u
iil 2 He per lb; potatoes. 9n
)"t.; eg 18c doi; butter, cream-
, mneu cnicK-
ens, lie; bops, 4 5c.
GEO. E. HOICK,
M. 1).
Omce In the Review Building,
sittirs, Koomt 13 anil 14
X-Kay and Electrical Treament.
Telephone, Main 31
ROSKHCRG - OREC.O.V.
A. C. SEEI.V, M. D.,
Offices: Rooms 11, 12 and 13
Douglas County Dank Building!
'Phone 771.
ROSEBURG - - . OREGON.
Office Hours: Phones:
10 to 12 a. m. Office Main 1711
2 to 4 p. m. Resld. Main 1721
Dll. IXCETTA SMITH.
Physician
Women and Children's Diseases a
Specialty
Office: Rooms 8 and 9, Marsters' Blk
next to Douglas County Bank Bldg.
D. D. 8.,
J. It. CH A I'M AX,
Dentist.
Abraham Building Telephone 114
Hours, 9 a. m. to R n m
ROSEltlRU - . . ORR.IO
With
3. C. MCI.I.EX,
Attornoj.at-I.aw
Richardson. Dimick & Moore
head. Attorneys at
315-16-17 Commonwealth niriv cih
and Ankenv Street
PORTLAND OREC.OV.
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COMMEXCIXO JVXE 22nd, 1IMMJ.
The following train service will be lo
effect on the line of the C. t E. R.
R., between Albany and v.nuino
daily, except Sunday:
No. 16
Mid
Leave Albany 7:45 a m
Ar'v Yaqulna 1:30 n. m. -
No. 15
Paan
Lv Tariulna. 2:15 n. m.
V v Albanv. . 7-nn n m
On Sundars the servi, -m k .
follows: Leave Albany, 7:35 a. m..
arrive Yanulna. 11:40 a. m.: leave
Yaqulna 6:00 p. tn.. arrive Albany.
11:30 p. m. n
Nj.2
Pass.
12:40 i m
5-30 p.m.
No. 1
Mid.
7:00 a m
11 :55 a m