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I EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY Offlco Review Building, (first floor) Jackson Street. Telephone Main vol L. WlfYlBERLY, Edlto'. DAILY er Tur, by mall 13.0 rer month, delivered Per week, delivered 16 SIMI-WnKLV Per Year 12.0) Bli Months.. 11.00 OCTOIIKlt 22, 10OH. AN UNUSUAL VEKD1CT. Portland1 Jury (liven I'lulntlff Much Mora Tlinn Mi' Asked For. PORTLAND, Or., Oct. 20. A ver dict $6,166.67 greater than the plain tiff nuked for is the surprising result In the case of J. C. Drynnt, repre sentative-elect, and P. C. Whltten, against M. C. Oriswold. The verdict was recolved by Judge Morrow about midnight last night after a trial last ing three days, and now the lawyers are wondering what the effect will be Bryant and Whltten Bued for $10,(100 commission on the salo of timber lands In Lane county. This Is all they will be able to recover, and there appears to be some doubt as to whether or not the verdict Is wholly valid. Robert Treat I'latt, who won, said ho did not know what the effect of the unusual von lot will be, and R. W. Montague, who, with John M. Qearln, represented the de fendant', wna also uncertain, but thought the whole verdict would fall. The' jury apparently took a differ ent theory of the caso of the plain tlff. The court had pointed out this othor' theory during the course of the "trial, and the Jury evidently "took a chance" In that direction. The defense has secured 10 days In which to move for a new trial and also to move for setting aside the ver dict as1 inconsistent with the findings on special Issues. EUGENE nHOMVKS PUNS. Bids' for Government Ilulldinu; to be Opened November 7. E1I0ENI5, Or., Oct. 20. The plans for "the new government postolllce ibulldlhg for ' Eugene hnvo arrived and several local contractors are fig uring On them. The bids are to be opened at Washington on November 7, and tho contract will bo let short ly after that date. The pinna call for a two-story pres sed brick building 411x84 feet In (II slons, with a full basement. The government architect estimates the cost of tho structure at $50,000, the remaining $10,000 of tho npprlprla tlon to go toward fixtures and other minor details. The socond floor of tho building will be occupied by tho Korostry de partment, hoadtuarters for the ITmp qua and Tillamook National forest reserves being located In Eugene. TWENTY-SEVEN THUE ItlLLS. firappooso Lienor I'iihcs lteaeli liiirge Proimrtloiis. 8t. HELENS, Or., Oct. 20. The Bcappoose lliiuor cuses have been oc cupylug a great deal of the atten tion of the grand jury and tho dis trict attorney s offlco during tho past week. Twelve true bills have been found agnlnst John Wlest for alien- . ed violations of tho local option law, ten against Tom Callahan and five against M. J. Kuglort. Considerable ti-oublo has beon ex perienced In securing witnesses. Two wore brought, here Inst Friday and as the-' doputy shorlff did not like to put them in jail they were allowed to ro to the hotel for their suimmt and took advantage uf the officer's klnducHB to leave town. John Durby Is In jail under chnrgo of contempt of court for neglecting to obey a sum mons. (itVI(J l-'OR HEM Lois of It In KnNehnrK, Hut Dully (ironing liONM. The kidneys cry for help. Not an organ In the wholo body o dellcntely constructed. Not one so important to health The kidneys are the (liters of the blood. When they fall tho blood become? foul and poisonous. Thero can be no health when there Is imisuncd blond. Backache Is one of tho first In dications of kidney trouble. It Is the kiduey's cry for help. Heed It. Dean's Kidney Tills aro what Is wanted. Are Just what overworked kidneys need. They strengthen and Invigorate the kidneys; help them to do their work; never fall to cure any esse of kidney disease. Read the proof from a Koschurg cltlten: O. W. Keiarlee. Flint Rt near North End. Hosoburg. Ore says: "I am glad to recommend Poan's Kid ney rills as from my own experience I can say that they ran be depended on to relieve barkarhe and other symptoms of kidney trouble. I got the remedy when suffering an attack of this kind and they quickly re lieved me." For sale by all dealers. Price SO cents. Forster-Mllburn Co . Buffalo. New York, sole agenta for the United 8tate. He-member the name Doao'i and take do other. The Devil," at the Crrnrral to night, ft r BSEUMA1J ACCSPrS BLABM Republican Vice Presidential Candi date Drawn Out by Control man De Armond. On the word of James Schoolcraft Bhermnn, lt(publicfln vice prenideutlal candidate, full responsibility for con ITCHd' failure to enact many needed laws must be assumed by tlie Hepub II can party. April 8, 1008. In the house, as printed In the Congreaalonal Keeord, Iteprc tentative Duvid A. Dc Armond, of MlMourl, said: "When the quentlon Is askrd any where In the country and It will be asked why was not this mtuftitro co n side ml, why was not that man ure passed, why wns not the other measure brought up? there Is one an swer, and only one: lie cn use the Ito publican majority la this houna willed that It should not he connldcred. should not ho brought up, should not he paused. We can stund iion that ref old. It Is well known that there s pressure In the country, and very great pressure, for the consideration and pasmie of a number of Important measures. It Is well known that a large majority of the voting strength of the country Is Insistent upon the consideration and the passage of '.m porta nt measures. Do not go to theui again, as you have done so often ami io successfully, and endeavor to de hide them Into the belief that some Iiow you could not get consideration for the measure and somehow you could not pas It. You can have con 1 deration, because you have the pow ?r to enforce It; and, so far as meritori ous measures are concerned, as lin been demonstrated here more than once and will be demonstrated again and abundantly demonstrated, you have only to express the will, you have only to give the opportunity, mid If you lack the votes upon that aide, as you do .not, there will be an abundant addition here.' Sherman Admits It. The same day, replying, Mr. Sher man said: "The gentleman from Missouri In timates that the Republican side of the house desires to do away with the roll calls because of wme fear of making i record upon some question bi fort the house. Mr. Speaker, the Hepubllc an party In the house, the Ilcpubllcan party In this nation, Is prepared today to accept full responsibility, not only for everything that Is done, but for that which Is not done In the way of legislation and administration. Ap plause on the Republican aide. We recognixe the fact, sir, that tills gov ern men t today Is Republican In all Its branches. We recognize the fact that we have a Republican presUUnt, brave, wise, and courngeous. We recognize that we have a Republican majority In the senate, that we have a Republic an majority In thlB bnuxe that Is ready ;o resort to every legal, every proper constitutional right to enitct such leg islatlon as It deems for the beat In terest for the greatest niniilter of our people, and which Is willing and ready to accept full responsibility for all those measures which are Introduced here and which arc enacted Into law." mi;ifoici i-'iti it TitrsT ro. MKDFOKI), Or., Oct. 20. The nrgest tlnaiiclal undertaking con ummated In Med ford for some time int. Just been completed In the or ;ant.atUm of tho Krultgrowers' Trust company, with a capital of $fiO.O0U. Tho Incorporators nro Seattle and Bedford capitalists, and all concern d aro owners of properly In Mcd ord or vicinity. Tho directors nre: teglnald II. Parsons. Seattle; John . Torney, Seattle; Howard S. Inid ey, Seattle: W. 1. Vawter. Modford; Mayor Reddy, Modford; W. J. Mar In, Modford; J. 1). Olwell, Medford; Worrall Wilson, Seattle, and Albert 11. Moses, Seattle. DOGTORS MISTAKES Are said otVn to be burled sli feet unrtft fround. But many times women call oi their family physicians, sutTiring. as the) Imagine, oue from dyspepsia, another fn-p-heart dlMass, another from liver or kid ney disunite, another from nervous pros tratlon, another with pain hen and their and In this way they present alike U themselves and their catty-going or owr busy doctor, separate dltflttsrn, for which be, assuming Uiein to bo itch, proscriWv bis pills and imtions. In renlity, they art ill only (mp((iin caused by tvoroe uterine dtseaso. Tho'Tlhsltflan, Vtiurant ol the ouuie of lutTeriug, M'ps upNiitreatrneiil until israe dims are nnaii. I 4ir imncrlng patient gets no betiijvJrTQtoJtVkU) wrong treatment, but prOi-nhly win nun, mi the caii oy aisp,-iiiiig an irue oiftrreJSliTg sym torn, and Instituting comfort Instead of pro ton rim I misery, it his been well said, thafa dUrnc known Is hall cured." Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Is a iclentlnc medicine, carefullr devised by in experienced an l k 1 11 f n I phyilolan, tnd sdspUnl io woman's delicate system, tt Is aiade of native American medicinal tis ana is yenwny narmlfsa It) ts Jtycts U any f iikfiTTTTT of i 7hU Ai a powerful Invhroratfng tonic "Fa rorlt Pmecrlptlon" Imparts strength to Ihe whole synU'in and to the organs dis tinctly fnmlniue in particular. For ovt worked, worn-ouf rutntuwn." dt-hlH tated tearhfrs, ndlli tiers drvsstnakfr, traninrnsvs, "shop-cirli." Mour.-ke'prs, nursing mothers, and ftile women erally, lr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Is the greatest earthlr boon, being no equaled as an appetiting cordial and r sUiratlve tontc. As a nothing and strengthening nrrv Ine Favorttb Prescription is um-tiualed and Is Invaluable In allavinsr and miU dalng nervous escltaMHty. Irrtuhlhty. aervous eihaustiun, nervous pntstrstiun nenralgla, hysteria, spasms. SL Vltus't danca, and other distressing, nervous symptoms commonly attendant upon functional and firganic disease of the aterua. It Indue refreshing sleep and relieves menu! am let y ami despondency Dr. Plerre't Pleasant Pellets fuvtgorat the stumacta, Hver and howeiS, Ou w 4oa Kaaj lu Uke u caodj. I WKHT1IKOOK BELLS. Purchaser of Hose burg Hotel ta Mr. Henry Lynch, of Portland. Henry Lynch, a recent arrival from Portland, practically closed a deal to day for the purchase of the Roee burg Hotel from B. R. West brook. The change In proprietorship will go Into effect probably tomorrow. The corwi duration Is not elated. Mr. Lynch will have an experi enced hotel man here from Portland In a short time to take the manage ment of the buainess. In the mean time, Mr. Wefatbrook will aid Mr. Lynch In conducting the hostelry. Joseph Liggett, the efficient and pop ular clerk under Mr. West brook, will continue permanently In the employ of the nc-w proprietor. Mr. Westbrook has not yet decided whether he will remain in Roseburg, but he may go into business some where in California after several weeks' well earned rest. He leaves IiIh successor an excellent business. It, I). IllIMK ANI PARTY LOST. One of Their Two Oaaollue Schooners u Total iiosa. MARSHFIELD, Or., Oct. 20. R. I). Hume and party and two gasoline schooners are reported wrecked off Gold Beach on the Curry county coast. Whether any lives have been lost cannot be ascertained at this hour, all telephone communication to the south being shut off. The lant wire went down after a brief message of the disaster reached here tonight. The schooners Enterprise and Ox trey left here for Rogue River Sun day morning, the Enterprise being in tow of the Oxtrey, because there was only one captain for the two vessels. A heavy storm was encountered Monday morning and the vessels were driven ashore in the gale. The Enterprise, valued at $10,000 la said to be a total loss. The Oxtrey may be saved, it is reported. It is valued at $8,000. Among those aboard the Oxtrey .ire R. D. Hume, a man named Righ, and a travelling man in the employ of the Fairbanks-Morse company. Hud a (lose Cull. Mrs. Ada L. Croom, the widely known proprietor of the Croom ho tel, Vaughn, Miss., says: "For sev eral niontliB I suffered with a Bevere ough, and consumption seemed to have its grip on mo, when a friend recommended Dr. King's New Dis covery. I began taking It, and three bottleH affected a complete cure." The fame of this life saving cough and cold remedy, and lung and throat healer la world wide. Sold at A. C. MarsterB & Co'b. drug Btore. ')0o and $1.00. Trial bottle free. PEAKS $MH PKU HOX. MEDFORD, Or., Oct. 20. The highest prlco yet realized this year for Roguo River valley pears was reached here during the present week, when Cornice pears brought $tt.(it) per box. The price received is $2.20 less than realized last year, hut when tho conditions of the mar kets are tnkon Into consideration, the growers feol satiatled with the re sults. There are less thun five carB remaining to be shipped from this valley, the balance being of the Win tor Nell la variety. NOTICE TO MILK CONSUMEItS. Tho undersigned has taken charge of the dnlry and milk delivery for merly conducted by F. Bnragnr and Is read" to receive orders from all ol his former patrons and others as well. Phone 10ff DOUGLAS COUNTY CREAMERY. tf CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Hit Kind You Have Always Bought . Bmrs tha (agaaoaraol Mntlnecs every afternoon at The Crescent Gc TF Three square meals a day at E. Jenulnics' restaurant, which will be re-oeuetl In connection with the Uiiip(ua Hnkery op Sept. 1. Hot water bottles, fountain syr liiKes. bulb syrliiftes, and atomliers, the 11 neat and most complete line In tho city. Sold at the lowest prices on our guarantee to give satisfaction. Look at our lino and you will not buy elsewhere. Hamilton Drug Co. TVI'KWKITEHH. New nnd Second-Hand Mnchlnes, L'0. to $130. . CASH OH INSTALLMENTS, . to suit purchaser. New Machines on Trlnl. HOYAI FOX. IOO, . llum'buiK Typewriter Exchange Klmer K. Wlmberly. Mgr. - f. wiixinow. 4. The new fertiliser. 4 Nothing but fish. Guaranteed analysis: Seven 4 per cent nitrogen, six per cent 4 potash. IS per cent nhosnhnrlp acid. One SS-pound sack of Wll- . 4 Crow, naed In tha t.tM nf . 4 12 4 tons of best atable man- nre, will give better results , 4 and no weeds. Try It for your . 4 lawn. J. F. BARKER A CO. J. IBS ALCOitUI. .1 Pi.'U niu' AVegelable fttpamta&rai- amuidiuig inctDoaanuReguta ImolesDigwItonflwtM-' n ss and RestjCantalns Deimr Opium.Morphiiu! nor Mineral. WOT NARCOTIC. J&rpetftWJkmiBfDim JbiSrmia ronttrf agar . Aperfecl Remedy fot Consflp-; Hon , Sour SloiuacJi.DUrrioa; Worms jCoiivulsious.fcvensfr ness andLOSSOrSLEEP. facSinile Sijiulure of NEW YORK. J ASK $:t5,()0(),()(l() I'or Canal. WASHINGTON, Oct. 20 Congress will be aBked to make an appropria tion of 3li, 000.000 for carrying on the work of the Isthmian canal dur ing the fiscal year of 1910 If the estimates prepared by the commis sion are approved by the War De partment. The current year's ap propriation aggregates $27,000,000. I"M"M-M"M' ....M-M-M. -S-i-S- BODGE Che ReHable Catlor Has received his FALL STYLES and (SAMPLES also a line of Ktill Goods. Prop in and look over the Kail styles ' and get iwsted on the proper styles for Kali ond Winter. T A Perfectly Fitted Excellently Made Faultlessly Stylish 4 Fall Suit, for j. A Small Price ',, I.. I,.!.. I,. ;..Ii.li,I..l..Tt,.tT,,. Exact Copy of Wrapper. . Stop--don't do the work aMachine can do WASH 1 PLOWS All Kinds at J. F. BARKER & CO. Implements and Vehicles CA: STOMA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of in Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIJ vh. eiwT.ua cwnin, mm re., errr. .Ml ItDKHKI) AT HIS IHKIIt. Unknown. Asmisslii Taken Life of Ht Jtihn Jfwcli'r. PORTLAND, Or., Oct. 21. II. F, Butterworth, a prominent jeweler of St. John, was shot and lnstuntly killed by an unknown assassin at the entrance or his home at 9 o'clock last night. Ills wife and children heard him full in front of the door, and, rushing out, found him dead. The weapon must have been plac el close to Hutterworth's body by the assassin, as the report wna muffl ed. The motive of the crime Is sur rounded by mystery, althouKu rob bery Is assigned by the St. John po lice. Accordiug to them a $;i('iO dia mond ring was missing from his fin ger when the dead man was found. The murderers left no clue by which they might be traced. Whore Uullcls Mew. David Parker, of Fayette, N. Y., a veteran of the civil war, who lost a foot at Gettysburg, says: "The good Klcctrlc Ultters have done is worth more than live hundred dollars to me. I spent much money doctoring for a bad case of stomach trouble, to little purpose. I then tried Elec tee Bitters, and they cured me. I now take them as a tonic, and they keep me strong and wed." 50c at A. C. Marsters & Co's drug store. The Yost Gearless motor will do it, simple as A B C, sclf-oiling will last a lifetime. No metal coging. We invite your personal in spection. Roseburg Furniture Company Jackson St., Roseburg, Ore AW Do You Appreciate an Easy Good-fitting Shoe? Yes; most all women do, and we have just opened up several cases of fresh new shoes wade of American tnnne'd kid the "glove 1 AA fitting leather." Every woman should wear .c rlrpssv. ahvavs neat . a j " J l s John Kelly has made these fitting lasts. Call. Kxclmtve Denier in Heavy and FtaeShuea K. L. STEPHENS A Healthy Family. "Our whole family has enjoyed eood health since we began using Dr. King's New .Life Pills, three years ago" says L. A. Bartlet, of Rural Route 1, Guilford,' Maine. They cleanse and tone the system In a gentle way and doeB vr i good. 25c at A. C. Marsters & Co's. drug store. KINK KMHUOIDEItY. Sheets and pillow slips hemstitched and monogrammed. Now is the time . to have your Xmas presents done get ready early. Prices reasonable. Address A. X.. care Review, and I will call on you. All work guar anteed. DTP A supply of the nen edition ot the Oregon mining laws has Just been received at this office. It In cludes everything to date In legal mining procedure. Copies only 40 cents each. Tf COCKERELS FOR SALE Andalus lans, Bulf Leghorns, Barred Ply mouth Rocks, one White Leghorn, one Drown Leghorn. All up to date stock. Mrs. M. Whipple, Eden bower. Phone 957. BWd5 , Talking Watches If ever in our lives we were able to "Watch" you to Your satisfaction it is right now while you are read ing this. Wn have them from the Smallest American made watch, up to the 18 KIZK in all grades. If you wunt a watch, don't fail to call and look over our stock, which Is complete. . . OVll UING DISPLAY. If you've a ring need of Any Kind, you shouldn't forget that our values Our's Exclusively. We carry also a full line of Cut (;iaK, Silverware, Umbrellas and tliM-ks. CLINGENPEEL THE JEWELEIt AND OPTICIAN, National Dank Bldg. Phone 2143 TEe NOVELTY THEATRE PROGRAM WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY. MOVING PICTURES: "Chronic Life Saver." "t'aterplllnr Engine." "Elixir of Peace." "St. Vitus ltance." and "Horse Show. ILLUSTRATED SONd: "I Love a Ijiw1c." and "Broncho Buster." Still MATINEE 2:30 TO 5 AKBKIOtt . 5c BeAvmniM lie Bring the Children to see this. 381 kid snoes Al- n r a for every occa- P3.0U- - over new, perfect $4.00; Next Poor to Puslotlk-e The Pressure of Laundry Work lono nt home Is felt by the head of the house and all the family. Why noi be relieved of It? Send ell your work to this luundry nnd tW? result will be liitfh'y satisfactory. We use iliiij soap, pure wnter and u lib. erul amount of skill i"id good sense.. i Shirts, collars cuffs and starched Roods are a special ty with us. . Watch for prices next week. Phone 791. Roseburg Steam Laundry, t. A A. M Laurel Loam Ro. lt-HoUu regular meeting on 2od audita wedoai dayaoloMh mouth. 0. C. OBtHAM, W. H. M. T. Jswstt, Secretary O.U.W. hoaeourg Lodge No. is Meet I the 2nd and 4th Monday, ot eacta moots 1 at 7:80 d. m. . Id the Foresters' Hall. Al members In good Handing are Invited to at Mud J.W.Dewiu,k. W. n a . Lenox. Keooraer. Br. O. BI.KH, Roseburg LeOge, rro. 836 Hold! rogular 1 oommuDlcatloni at the Klki Temple on 2nd and 4ta Thursday! ot each month. All members requested to atterd rogularly, and all vUltlng brothers are corill alfy Invited to attend. Gko. W. STAX.iv. Heoretary. DEflRKlt OF HONOR, Myitlo Lodge No. 13 Mete2odand 4th Tburstlay erenlDnot eack month lu Uaccabee Hall. Vliiimg members cordially invited to attend. -.UINMIXE. ClVKNOEB. C. ol H .H. Lox.Rec. I. W. Djweu, Receiver. EAOLEB, Roseburg erle meets In Odd Fellows Hall on 2nd and ttb Honda; enc lose of each month, at 8 rv'clork. visit. tDg brethren In good standing alway welcome. O. CULVaa, W. P., C. W. Balubo. See. IO.O. F., Rising Star Lodge No. 174. meets in Odd Fellows' Temple every Friday evening. Visit ug bretberen always welroiue. K. N. Ewast, N. U. F. (I tlCEI.LI, R. 8. II. Fickle, F. 8. IO. O. F PhlleUrlan Lodge No. S-Sleets Odd Fellows Tem pie. corner ot Jacknon suj Caas Htreeu, on Saturday evening ol eeci week. Members ot the order In good standing are Invited to attend. J. O. fjoonsow, N. O. N.T. Jkwtt, K. 8. O.O. F., Onloll Encampment No. S-M"1 In Odd Fellows' Temple on the 1st and " Thursday even lugs of each month, ttsle ngbrethereu alw ays we'.come. . 11 O. Lewis, f. P. J. O. Goodsow. St-rlbe. ' KOF P., Alpha Lodge No. 47- Heels every Wednesday In & - 'trx'' Members In good standing are Invited u attend. ., Gleh V. wimceslt, 0 C. L. A. HASCTUASr, K. R. 8. KO. T. M., Protection Tent No. 15-HoMl regular meetines on every ;; '! nliht In Macc.bee'. Hall. All v IslUiig members In good standing are Invited lo at tend. F. r. Patterson, uoin. - O. W. RArr, R. K. . LO. T. II., Roseburg Hive No. 11- H? " regular reviews on every Tuesday alter noon at :00 o'clock In the Maocaber J Hsn. Sisters ol others Hives visiting In the city cordially invited to attend our reviews. RS. C B. BoHEBRJtk, COS" Mm. Jessie Rapf. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMKRIC'A, Myrtl Camp No. 63 meets on the 0!";.n; tourlb Wednesdaysot every m'toth Isuw Forrestets' Hall. Traveling Neighbors are oor dlally Invited lo visit our Camp. A. C. Masstsbji, ronsnl, A. Salzsak. clerr. alOl'KRN BROTHERHOOD OF AHIRHA A Roeebnre llge No. 493-MceU ""rj?? ' 1 and4lhThnrsd.y In Macejbee Temp .Visiting members always lmc. . Rvelym Hoevaa, PresM'"' Behtha WaniHT, gecre'arr nil l)o.,nr. riiaoter No. aF-ild1!"'I II regular meeting on 1st and 3rd Tftorsu. V liTeacli Month. Visiting members i" good standing are respectfully Invlud to Lend. u Mlt I. WOLL1NBKR1. W- o ..v,,.w UaorUrT 0 every Thariidy eTeniDg l tb Hll ttl o'rlork. .... rvitniririua Pneehn r Temple every Tuesdey evening. lu sisters and brethren Invited "'"t.,. R.. - "A" L.'Slrsaary. Has. .Ti M - " WOVF.S OF WOODCRAFT. Lilac Circle N 4-Meeta on island 3rd "n.V.' Half o( c. h monlb at tdd '''" Tlsltlng mewiben In gooel standing sre vlted to attend. a n. CLABA WSIff, . - 1 m "'ai jLODGE DIRECTORY A lifOODMlN OF THE WORLD, Osk's" W I2R-Meeta at the Odd Frtlc-wj j;jt, " ' Romburg. every 1st D?.? eoa. evenings. Visiting nelgbhors always c- R.N. EwilT.l t- . 1. at Tbboj.1 Cksrk. V V o
