Roseburg review., December 09, 1908, Image 2

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DECEMRER 0, 1IKIH.
LAND THIEVES SENTENCED
Hyde f IO,M)0 and 2 Vcars; Rrlinli-tlcr
10OO and 1 Year.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8. Freder
ick A. Hyde, of San Francisco, recent
ly convicted of conspiracy to defraud
the United States of large tracts of
land In Oregon and Washington, was
today sentenced In tho District Crim
inal court to pay a flno of $ 10,000
and to serve two years In the peuitoh
tlary at Moundsvllle, W. V., the mnxl
nium penalty under the luw.
Joost II. Schneider, of Tucson,
Ariz., an employe of Hyde, and con
victed with him, was fined $10111) and
sentenced to one year and two
months in the penitentiary.
Doth noted appeals to the District
Count of Appeals, llydo was released
on (20,000 bail and Schneider on
10,000.
The prosecution of Hyde and
Schneider, together with John A.
Benson and Henry P. Dimond, who
were acquitted, following the Inves
tigation or alleged wholesale Irregu
larities In public land deals In the
west, cost the government $100,000.
and the trial occupied three months.
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TELEPHONE IMPROVEMENTS.
Western Electric Company Installing
New Switchboards.
Vnllejo, Calif., Chronicle: In less
time than it takes to tell It, tho new
equipment recently Installed by the
Western Klectrie Compuny lit the
main office of the Pacific Telephone &
Telegraph Company was put Into op
eration and when completed the town
or vallejo had one or the finest
equipped exchanges in the stute.
The telephone has long pnsued the
stage when It was a luxury to be
enjoyed by tho well-to-do and hae
become a necessity not only to pub
lie Institutions and private enterpris
es but to tho home as well. The
telephone of toduy Is a servant to
the city and the people and a vory
userul Borvant it is. Every public
building la equipped with tolophoiici
which- are always buBy taking care
of the city's affairs. We find them
In all the departments of tho city
hall, In the fire department's head
quarters throughout the city, In the
schools, and hospitals, the police de
partment' and In tho ofllco of th
water and light companies; and these
public Institutions would be at seu It
their telephone connections wore cut
off for an hour. Whllo tho city limit
It an absoluto necessity, the average
clllton Ilmls It as essential to hit
welfare. This Is oviilonced by 'tin-
largo number of phonos which have
been Installed during tho past year
in private nomcB.
A few years ngo If wo found it
necessary to call a physician It meant
a walk or often a mile or two. II
ho was not In when we got thero it
niennt auother trip to soinn other
physician. Today wo reach his resi
dence by 'phone In a few seconds
and If he Is out we coll up another
ouo In 'tho Biimo length of time, Unix
saving valuable time and allowing lit
to remain at home. We find we need
something from the storo or market
In a hurry and still cannot find time
to go tor It. Without a 'phone we
nave to get along without It, but
with one we can call up and hove
goods delivered Ho us without losing
any time. In enso of rain or bad
weather tho phone proves to bo the
housewife's best friend. One woman
In speaking of her tttlophone calls it
"her friend on tho wnll." Our moat
distant friends lire alwnys within call
and In case of need enn be summon
ed at a minute's nutico. As a social
aid tho telephone Is society's best
irionu. rsvory day Invitations aro Is
sued over a 'phone and arrnngementt
mado for these delightful Informal
parlies nnd gatherings. Without
'Phone these Informal affairs would
no (iimcuit.
The business man nlrendy knows
the value of the telephone to him and
it is not a question of having a tele
phone but a reliablo telephone Hint
Interests him. Many Important deal
are now closed dally over the tele
phone and Important mattora Involv
ing thousands of dollars are decided
after a conference over the 'phone
between two men who may be at the
time, hundreds or mllea nnnr a re
liable telephone and good service are
necessary men.
For public convenience the tele
phone companies now-a-davs have an
Information bureau which tells you
practically anything you want to
know. Every question Imaginable
from, "What time Is It. please?" to
"How did the game come outT" Is
answered each day. This Is Indeed
a great benefit to any cMv.
This city is fortunate In' having so
modern an exchange and that It will
have many advantages over other
cities having Inferior service is ap
parent. The new Western Electric
switchboard recently Installed Is a
marvel of completeness and em
bodies all the latest Improvements
known to switchboard practice. The
local exchange Is equipped with the
pest apparatus obtainable, assuring
lis patrons the best of service and
with the ro-opcratlon of Its sub
scribers hopes to make its system
the best In the state.
WANTKD Men for Alaska work, $5
per day. $100 required. Alaska
Investment it Development (Jo
Abraham Illdg., Itoseburg. Or.
a ddlS
The Kind You Ilavo Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over 80 years, lias borne tho sitmuture of
nnd has been mode under his per-
jCfJ?-., bo'"1 supervision since its Infancy.
ViaC7r. J-CUofiMi Allow no one to deceive you In this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations nnd "Just-as-good" are but
Experiments tluit trifle with and endanger the health of
Ixuuuts and Children Experience ngulust Experiment.
What fs CASTORIA
Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
gorlc, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
Kiibstunce. Its ngo Is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and alluys Foverlshness. It cures Diarrhoea and "Wind
Colic. It relieves Toothing Troubles, cures Constipatlor
and Flatulency. It assliuilutes the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Vowels, giving healthy und natural Bleep.
Tho Children's l'uuacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Sears the Signatv
y7 Sears tho Signature of
The EM You Hare Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TM NTM,NMMir, TT HURM.
, HnvoiH errr.
FILED ON I'D I'll CLAIMS.
A. I,. CilNlck Now on Trial In l-Vdcnil
Court In Portland.
PORTLAND, Qr., Doc. 8. Albert
L. Ciislck, who tiled on four claims
'luring the land rush nt Uoseburg, on
April 14 last, Is on trial before Judge
Wolvcrton, charged with making
also nllldnvit. Ciislck was not satis
fied with trying to land one claim.
but took a gambler's chanco and filed
jn rour that had already been Hied
ipon by homesteaders, with the hope
.hot ho would get one out of the four.
During thu morning session the
Mine of tho court was taken up In
'louring arguments on the demurrer
died by James Colo. Attorney Cole
irought up two points or law and the
ullng that Judgu Wolvcrton mnde
n overruling tho demurrer chIiiIi
'Ishes lor all tlnio the contention
lint some lawyers have held, that nn
ndlctment for false nllldnvit under
lection 474(1 It. 8., because It was or
glnally mnde to cover the making of
'also allldavits In pension cases,
ludge Wolvcrton, by Ills decision,
ileld thnt the section covered nny
lnlntion of the Inw In regard to niak
n k" raise affidavits under any one or
the nine different departmonts of
ho department of Ihe Interior. He
ilso held 'that tho rules and regula
lons Issued by the Interior Depart
llent udopted to cover violations of
land mutters, was n law, Just ns If It
lad been Incorporated Into tho stnt-
tltes.
When the demurrer was overruled,
ho work or selecting tho Jury was
ommenced. The claims that Ciislck
hnd filed on wore the homcstends of
II. Allison, Henry llurninn, Oscar Ol-
-lou und A. It. Jones. The trial will
no a short one. for there are oulv n
few witnesses to be henrd on both
aides. Register II. I.. Kddy. of Itoso
hurg, was the first witness culled.
HUM. KSTATK TRAXSWERS.
P. Cnttnnach to A. N. Jones, t,
i00 ; lot 4. block t7, Olendale.
J. C. Aiken to Edgar A. tllbson,
1)0 Yon Open lour Jlotilli
l.lVn a young bird and gulp down what
iver food or medicine may be ortYred you t
Or, do you wml to knov something uf the
toniuoalllon and character of that which
you uko Into your stomach whether si
food or medietas?
Mont Intelligent and sensible peoplt
now-a-days Insist on knowing what they
ni ploy whether as food or as medicine.
Dr. Pierre believes they have a perlrcl
right to lnlc upon such know bilge. Soh
publljhoiHiSQjdi-sst and on each bottle-
whaUTTyTTswllclnej are marie of
lies lir7hn-ajjb This he fcela
lie can aNlJifurd to dp bciiiolhiUiiurn
luUJ'dlcnti n whlrh Ins medicines
rc made are studied and understood llio
"rn will lliclr superior curative virtue
I- or lac cu
re of woman's necullar weak
nesses, Irregularities and derana-eint-uM.
tiring rtse lo frequent hrnduches, back
aeha, rirngging-dewn pain or distress Id
lower abdominal or pelvic region, accom
panied, ofltlmcs, with a debilitating,
pelvic, catarrhal drain and kindred symp
turns of weakness. Dr. 1'leree's KavorlU
Prescription Is a most etlietent remedy.
It Is coually etfi-ctivo In curing pnliiriil
perlisls. In giving strength to nursiui
mothers and In preparing the system ol
lha eipsetant mother for lbv's eoiuiutf
thus rendering childbirth safe and com
parallvely painless. Tlie " I-svorite l'rs
Krlptlon " Is a moat potent, strsnstheului
Ionic to the goitcr.il system and lo lb,
organs dlsiluetly feminine In particular.
It Is also a soothing and Invigorating
nsrvlne and cures nervous eihenst ' ,n.
nervous prostrslion, neurslgla, hysteria
pssrus. chorea or St. Vltns's ,I,l.- .'
Other distressing nervous svniploms Ht
tenttant upon tunetioTisi and' ergiiole dlt
ases of the dlsnnelly fi tiilttinr orc.tns.
A hst of mesllcnl authorltliv i.t nll ih.
several schools nt praeltee, rrH-s.o.uo-uC
arh of the several fngrtsllenl.s of who I
favortu, prescription- Is made l,.r Ih.
cure, of tbsdlsi-av's for whleh it Isrhnmm
to be a cure but read "shsl liiei
ay fin yourself l,y sending a eostal can
requast for a free Is.iklet of eMraet
troin the leailli siilhorules. to llr It V
I'lerre, Invalids' Hotel ami Nurui .1 l.
tltuta. Il'iffsle N. Y , and It will e.,a u
leu by ralurn osmI.
$1; 160 acres bcc. 28, 27-7.
I. LeNoIr Hngsdale to Geo. E.
llcnck, $10; 3 lots of block 20, Itlv
ursldo addition to Hoseburg.
VOI IIOKKK Kl'IlI'ltlSKI).
Suuerkraut 8ocl?ty Klects Him City
Councllinau in Salem.
SALEM, Or., Dec. 8. To have no
opposition and yet to be beaten was
the unpleasant experience or H. S.
Itadclifr In the city election here yes
terday, In which the name or Colonel
E. liofor, editor of the Capital Jour
nal, was written in on the ballot.
Itadcllrf was supposed to have had no
opposition till ithe votes were count
ed. Colonel Hofer defeated Itadclifr
by over 60 to 58. It was the great
est surprise that was sprung In the
municipal election, particularly so to
Col. Horer, who was not a candidate
and had rerused to allow his name
to be used in that connootlon. ' Tho
Joke was perpetrated by the Salem
Herman Verien, or which Colonel
Horer Is president, which worked in
unison to bring about the result.
All the councllmeu-elect are antl
prohl In tendency.
The amendment to the city charter
changing the assessing tor street im
provement rrom abutting property
to the district plan was adopted by a
large majority.
"IMKM5K" VKNKWIS THICK.
Circuit Court at Kiigciio Still Ilusy
DoultiiK Out I'cnufty.
Eugene Guard, Dec. 8: Yesterday
arternoon Ray Llttlcfleld changed his
plea or not guilty to that of guilty
and was sentenced to thirty days In
the county Jail for selling liquor.
Job. Jacobs entered a plea of guilty
to another charge or selling liquor
and will he sentenced tomorrow.
Several other liquor cases were
continued for the term.
CyruB Woolridge was sentenced
to 15 days in the county jail this
movnlng on a llquor-selllng charge.
James Carhan was sentenced to
pay a fine of 1300 and costs on the
same charge.
The case of the state vs. Charles
Mayhew, charged with a like offense,
was dismissed for lack of prosecu
tion. This case has been In the
counts for over a year. Each time It
has been set for trial Mayhew has
been sick or the prosecuting wit
nesses could not be found. As the
principal witnesses for the state have
left the county and their whereabouts
are unknown, the case was stricken.
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BOOKS
SANTA GLAUSI
HAS AUH1VHI) AT
AQfn DOOR ! STATIOIimT STOREli
t
And we are now loaded to the doors with the finest and largest
line of HOLIDAY GOODS we have ever carried. Don't forget
to remember your friends with one of more or our beautirul
girts, and try and call enrly before the lines are broken we
have something for evorybody and are sure to please you.
Selections made now will be put nslde until you are ready
for them. We invite you. to call nt once. You are always
welcome whether you buy or not. Checks taken. Store-
open evenings until ten o'clock.
BOOKS
As usual our line Is complete, we have every
thing rrom the 5-cent linen Juvenile up. Boys'
Books, Girls' Books, Dainty Girt Hooks in profu
sion, for both old and young. All the late copy
rights, $1.25 each. Reprints 75c each, Bible and
TestamentB, 25 cents to $5 each. We also have
Catholic Prayer Hooks. We can supply anything
on earth In the book line. If we don't have It In
stock we will get it for you.
STATIONERY
Fine Stationery In beautiful Christmas Boxes from
50 cents to 12.00 a box.
DOLLS - DOLLS
Read Review advs. for bargains.
A Beautiful Assortment of
Pleasing Gifts
In Watches,
Clocks,
Jewelry,
Silverware,
Novelties,
Etc
A Generous Assortment, full of
Quality and Merit, for Holiday
Presents. Salzman's
Shoes We Are
Proud to Show
In overy roHjwct our new shoes for women
IKtssi'ss merit. .
Fimtut lout hers built for all occasions.
l.lht wells for bright mid dry days.
Heavy soles Intended for sleet and snow.
Pressy turn shoes and Hunt welts for evening
Mnde by a reliable and able manufacturer
Kuppendorf Dittman
R. L Stephens
Successor to Parrot Bros
Exclusive Shot Dealer
$3.00
$5700
Next Door to Postofflc
We have the largest line ever Bhown in Rose
burg. Everything Imaginable from 11.00 to $8.50
each. China Dolls, Bisque Dolls, Kid Body Dolls,
dressed Dolls and undressed Dolls, Baby Dolls and
Rag Dolls. Dolls heads in China, Bisque and Metal
with hair or without. All Blzes and kinds, 6
cents to $2. DO each.
LOWNEYS CANDIES
FANCY GOODS
The greatest values and most beautiful Holiday
packages put up in America. No other goods can
take the place of Lowney's, and your sweetheart
knows It. All prices, from 50c to $6.50 each.
Our line Is so large that we can only 'enumerate
a very small portion. It Is tho most complete
and most beautiful we have ever carried. Toilet
Cases, Traveling Cases, Writing Cases, Collar and
Cuffs, Manicure Sets, Brush and Comb Sets, Cigar
Jars, Smoker's Sets, Beau biful Vases, all high In
quality and cheap In price. Mirrors, Baby Sets,
Military Brushes, Shaving Sets, Ink Wells, Japan
ese Goods, Ornaments aud Other Fancy Goods too
numerous to mention in this space.
LEATHER GOODS
Gentleman's Purses and Letter Cases of all grades,
Ladies' Purses, Hand Bags, and Satchels, Music
Rolls, Travelling Cases, etc., an up-to-date line of
new styles, 50 cents to $14.50.
FOUNTAIN PENS
in both plain holders and the gold and Bilver
mounted are most suitable giftB for either lady
or gentleman. The mounted pens range from $2
to $10 each and wo guarantee every pen don't
forget that point.
Our Christmas sale will be something out
of the ordinary. Come at once and avoid
the rush.
CHRISTMAS TRUE ORNAMENTS, CANDLES AND HOLDERS, SANTA CIiAl'B MASKS, XMAS
CARDS, POST CARD ALBUMS, IMIOTOtiRAl'H ALIIl'MS, Al'TtKiRAl'H ALRCMS, IMCTl'RKS,
1IOTH FRAMED AND I'NFRAMED, TOYS, MAUI C LANTERNS, RANKS, HORNS, TOPS, CHIL
DREN'S HI.OCKS, ETC. ALL WE HAVE FORGOTTEN TO TELL YOU AHOl'T WE WILL SHOW
YOU WHEN YOU CALL. DON'T FORGET WE WILL TAKE YOl'It CHECKS AND ARE OPEN"
EVENINGS.
ii
Agee's Book & Stationery Store
Tt Headquarters For Holiday Goods ,
XX nir nnnnno a-i ii'i.'i' nnminT A 'ivr i.' tiiv
GKAXTS PASS STAYS DUY.
town" element for councllmen were
defeated.
GRANTS PASS, Or., Dec. 8. That
the voters of Grants Pass desire a
conservative business administration
in municipal government as well as
a "closed" policy, is evident from
yesterday's election. The returns
give H. C. Kinney, a good majority.
defeating J. C. Smith, who was a can
didate for mayor, for a third term
All candidates of the so-chlled "open
C. 8. JACKSON IN I.KAI).
Rough Dry
Price List
No Trouble to Show You
PLOWS
J. 1. Case, Purlin & Orendorff, Mone, John Deere
HARROWS
Disc, Drag, Springtooth
Hero Fanning Mills
Hoosier Drills and Seeders
Stump Pullers, Cider Presses, Mitchell Wagons, at
J. F. BARKER & CO.
PHONE 161
IRONED.
Cents each.
Counterpanes, 10c, fringed ....15
Sheets
Pillow Silos
Pillow Bolsters 4
Tnhlecloths 6
Tablecloths, large or hem
stitched 10
Towels l
Towels, bath 2
Towels, roller 2
Napkins 1
Cloths 1
Flour sacks 2
Dollies l
Handkerchiefs 1
Handkerchiefs, silk 2
Standcovers. plain 2
NOT IRONED.
OvershlrtB 6
Undershirts fi
Underdrawers 5
Nightshirts 3
Combination 6
Pajamas, pair 10
Under vest 2
Hose, pair 2
Neckties 1
STARCHED.
Skirts 5
Nightdresses 3
Drawers 3
Chemise 8
Corset covers 2
Waists (,
Waists, boy's 3
Klinonas 6
W'rapners
Aprons 2
Child's Pieces 2
Shams, pair tn
Sash curtains 2
Pillow Covers 2
Honnets 2
Sleeves, pair, 2
Bolts 1
EXTRAS.
Blankets, wool, pr SO
Blankets, cotton, pr 25
Quilts 25
Bedtirks 10c up
Sweaters 15
No Shirts. Collars. Cuffs. Vests. I .are
Curtains. Overalls or Jumpers done
in this department except at regular
prices. A list of articles must ac
company each bundle, or our count
accepted as correct. We starch all
articles that require It. No bundle
for less than 2u cents.
ROSKIII KU STEAM LAUNDRY.
C. S. Jackson stepped Into the now
Indoor Hide Range toduy and
brought his eagle eye down on the
prize bull's-eye and beat all former
scores for the prize Winchester by
two points. His score was 25 out of
a possible 30, being the highest score
up to 3 p. m., today.
i ikOll' yl lCKI.Y CURED.
Don't Let the Chili Choke to Dentil
While Waiting for the Doctor.
Hyomel, the miraculous, antisep
tic, dry air treatment, will cure
croup in either the first or second
stages. Easily Inhaled, even when
the breathing Is Irregular, it reaches
more promptly than any other rem
edy the terribly Inflamed membrane
of the windpipe. Its soothing lml
snms net immediately, the Inflamma
tion Is allayed, and the swelling re
duced. "Not long ago our little boy,
Walter, awoke In the night with a
bad attack of croup. We allowed him
to Inhale Hyomel; he began to
breathe easier, and in half an hour
was fast asleep. I am glad to spenk
a good word for a remedy that will
rob croup of Its terrors." Rev. Oco.
Sisson, pastor of M. E. Church,
South Londonderry. Vt.
Hyomel (pronounced High-o-me),
Is guaranteed by Red Cross Phar
macy to cure catarrh, coughs, colds.
asrhiua, bronchitis and croup, or you
net your money back. A complete
out lit, including a neat hard rubber
inhaler, costs only $1.00. An extra
Ijottlo of Hyomel, If afterwards need
ed, cost but 50 cents.
like a tiger.
NEAR DEATH'S DOOR.
"I was near to
death's door.The
doctor said he
had done all he
could; that my
stomach was old
and worn out. I
was so weak I
could not walk.
I took Ml-o-na
tablets, and have
been eating hear
ty ever since nn.l
am able to work
thank vou mcneir t aUn,i
picture, and you can use my word
and my picture, nnd I thank you
aguln." Mrs. Nelson Lucler. 112
Klsk St., Athol, Mass.
Ml-o-na cures dyspepsia. If nnv
of the renders of The Review are
suffering from stcmach trouble of
any kind Red Cross Pharmacy will
sell you a box of Ml-o-na for 60 cents
with an absolute guaisutee of relief,
or money bnck. In ninny cases one
box will effect a permansnt cure; in
chronic conditions more Is necessary
But one thing is certain; one box of
Ml-o-na will make you feel so much
better and brighter, so much more
energetic, that you will not give It
up until cured.
O. D. NEWIIARD.
8. P. NKWHARD.
f) R0SEBUR0 MEAT MARKET
1J NEWHARD BROS.. Prop..
a Fresh and Cured Meats of all kinda
Fish and Poultry
Wlr.T V" m?St I,"r,lrn,ar PTon. nl tl. more f.wildlniis and
crl Icnl the .l,..c the more e il, light In tickling It. Our a. A, rhm
and prime roasts make dinhes Ht for a king. ' 1
Special Kree Delivery. Phone 1341. We uy mdem-
Shop on Sheridan Strvet, Ner the Depot.
Hh0" l0" All Work Guarantee
H. C. RITZMAN, Up-to-Date Plumber
Special Sale on
Fixtures, Including Towel Racks, Soap
Dishes, Tumbler Holders, Sponge
Racks, Etc
Ut ma nak aa Mtlmata on your wort Staaoi and hot Wale- a swi.n.
Foot, of jTkao. SU Hrnir Wort Nertly Doni