Roseburg review., December 28, 1908, Image 2

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BEMI-WKKKLYl
Year 1200
Iz Montln J1.U0
DKCKMIIKIt 2H, 1108.
Now the days will begin to grow
longer and we'll aoon be looking to
ward spring.
Even a blind man can aee that
Roseburg needs paved streets. Every
road district adjoining town has
voted a Bpeclal tax for road Improve
ment. We MUST have good streets
to correspond, before another win
ter.
The Roseburg Commercial Club
after a year of most intense activity,
will dedicate their new club rooms on
Tuesday, January 12th. There will
be representatives present from vari
ous sections of the state.
Don't forget that it Is the duty of
every roader of this paper to write
to some friend at a distance and tell
him of the advantages of Oregon
both as to climate and production
Remember that the people of the
older stateB, where the weather lr
cold, are hovering around the Are and
have lota of time to read get busy.
Naturally, 1009 will be a great
travel year for the Pacific Northwest
The most advantageous rates are In
this direction. All of the great rail
roads of the country are going to
bend their efforts toward presenting
the resources of this portion of the
United States throughout the East
Canada and Europe. The Portland
Itoso Show and the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific
exposition will be two Import
ant features and railroad men In all
the large centers of population pre
dict an enormous travel.
(JKKAT WHITE WAYH.
There is agitation for a "Oreal
White Way" between Milwaukee
Wis., and Chicago. It is to be a broad
macadam of perfect smoothness ovei
which automobiles and other pleas
ure vehicles niny speed under the besi
and safest conditions. The signifl
cance of the plan is that hard-headed
capitalists are behind the project
and In financing it, they will secure
possession of Inrge bodies of Innd
along the roadway, and rely upon tin
advance In value for their return foi
constructing the road. This hint ol
how a good rond will add to the value
of abutting land should be siiKgestlvi
In Oregon. (Ireat Whlto Ways In
every direction throughout the state
would quickly pay for themselves
would enrich the state, and add Im
measurably to the comfort and happl
ness of Oregon life.
The wonder Is thnt human effnrl
Is not more directed in this avenur
. which is so momentous for a more
perfect soclnl and economic condi
tion. Oroat White Ways, such as
that proponed between Milwaukee
and Chicago, are almost as much of
a stumulus to civilization nnd happy
living as are the colleges and schools.
Even the nnclent Iteunans understood
this, and In their remd building far
surpassed us with all our boasted
civilisation. Why do not our people
study the subject and let the light el
(Ireat Whlto Ways break In upon
them! la not the subject one
through which the coming logtxlnt
ure, by wise nnd hrnve action, enn do
A mighty service for Oregon? r
. there one man In tho state who pre
fers bud roads to Oieat White Ways?
Portland Journal.
JKKFItlKN Wlf.l, NOT KHillT.
I.OR ANOKI.Kfl, IVc. 27. "There
will bo no fight between Jack John
son and myself; they are not talking
to me." gnld the ex-heavywelghi
cnampion, J. J. jelTrli's, to a repre
sentative of the Associated Press In
, this city tonight. Ho was told tint
Hugh Mcintosh, the Australian pro
moter, was going to offer t.Ml.nOD fen
a fight between himself and tho new
champion.
"I don't want the money." he
said. 'l am out of the game and
the public might as well understand
It. I fought my laiet fight seime time
ago and no amount of moni'y nor any
Inducement anhody can hold out
would gut me Into the ring again."
There was no hesitation or cmilvev
cation about Jeffrie's' answers to the-
questl ins put to him. Ho said that
he whs annoyed by the persistent at
tempt to get him to agreo to light
again and (hat he would like to have
it mndo poeelllve that there Is no way
In which he can he Inclined to fight
Johnson or anybody else.
NISfUSTEII ritKACIIKIt OUTS.
PORTLAND. Or., Dec 27. lie.
Ilevlng that the church ef teidny fiillr
sadly In the ae-eonipllKhnient of lie
mlKsliin, that too much ntlentlon If
paid to doctrlnix and form:ililen, and
not enough of the real teachings of
Christ, and having experleiu-e-d wish
In the past year a change of vie-n sei
radlral that he fe eln he ran no longer
continue to expound the tloctrincR of
tho church, llev. K. Klnio Kohlnann
toelay preached his last sermon as
pastor of the Kodii4- Avenue Christ
Ian church, and will leave the minis
try permanently.
A Kange-reeui Operation.
la (he removal of the appendix by a
aurgeon. No one who taxes Dr.
King' New Life Pills la ever subject
ed to this frightful ordeaJ. They
work so quietly you don't feel
them. They cure constipation, bead
ache, blllousnem and malaria. 16o
at A. 0, liarsteri Co t druf store.
LKDKIt
Creature of His Father's Teachings
Tuuglit to Drink and hilled
When Ik-nia-d Meiney.
IRVINE. Ky. Dec .26 The Jury
in the case of Beach Hargls, charged
with the mureler of his father. Judge
James J. Hargls, reported Its Inabil
ity to agree this afternoon and was
discharged. The Jury stood nine for
aceiulttal and three for conviction.
Ueach Hargls had tieen on a de
bauch a few days before the time of
the murder of Judge Hargls, and he
had finally been brought back to
Jackson. For some days the neigh
bors declared that Judge Hargls nau
been dragging the boy to the streets
of the wild little mountain town.
Beach entered his ratner s store
and, after a few words with the
Judge, grappled with him. rney ten
to the floor, Beach on top, and with
the ludae's own pistol the boy fired
several shots Into the body of the
prostrate man.
MotlteT Blnmes FatheT.
The defendant's mother testified
that the Judge had early taught the
boy bad habits, and when Beach was
a child had given nitu wnisaey anu
buckled a gun on his hip. Beach
or Beauchamp, his rightful name, is
23 years old and has always been
what, in the Kentucky mountains, la
termed "feverish
Judge Hargls was admittedly a
baron in Breathitt county, and even
In the Tenth Congressional District.
Ills ministers occupied all the county
offices, he was himself democratic
committeeman and was chairman of
the district conventions. Men rose
up to question hlB rule and to make
personal attacks on him, and these
men suddenly were done away with
Muny Llve-d hi Fear.
Tho Marcums, the head of which
family walked the street of Jackson
for months with a baby In his arms
to avert his own assassination; the
Cockrtlls, and others disputed the
scepter of the feudal king, and paid
the penalty with their lives. This
summary and violent rule bred the
school of murderers and bad men
who gave to their county the world
known title of "Bloody Breathitt."
One of them. Curt Jctt, called by
hla picturesquely-speaking neighbors
the "wild dog of Breathitt," is serv
ing a life sentence; some are dead
and others have fled the state or are
living quietly since the death of their
chieftain.
Hargls has vast mineral Interests
In this section, on whle-h he lived
though the ostensible producer of his
wealth was a elry goodH and general
store at Jackson, In which the killing
ilccurreel.
A week before his death' Judge
HargiH purchased a ilOUU casket in
Louisville.
Murktel for !cath.
"Three years ago 1 was marked for
1eat.li. A grave-yard cough was tear
ing my lungs to pieces. Doctors fall
d to help me, and hope had fled,
whon my husband got Dr. King's New
Olaeovory," says Mrs. A. C. Williams,
-)f Bac, Ky. "The first dose helped
me and improvement kept on until I
had gained G8 pound In weight and
my health waa fully restored." This
nieslclne holds tho world's healing
record for coughs and colels and lung
and 'hroat diseases. It prevents pneu
monia. Hold under guarantee at A.
U. Marstera Co a. diug store. DOi
and 11.00. Trial bottle free.
DA.VCF,.
A Mnseiuerade Hall will be given
at the .Melrose Hull, Thursday. Dee.
Mat of Dec. 1908. Supper will be
served. BY COMMITTEE.
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CANVONVII.I.F. NEWS.
P. Cain, of Riddle, has secured
considerable land at Days Creek, hav
ing purchased John Be-al's. Clias. Fel-
kerts and the upper end of O. Mar-
Iain's farm, and the land belonging
to H. II. Gldney on the west side of
the river.
Mrs. lie-orge McOllvrny and child
iff t Monelny for Fre'sno, Cal., where
Mr. McCllvray has a positieen with
tho Postal Telegraph Co. Echo.
The Knock out Blow.
The blow which knocked out CorhsM
a revelation to tho prize fighters.
I'rom tho earliest days of the ring the
iniH'k-out blow was almed for tho Jaw,
ho ti'mple or tho Jugular vein, tsumiach
punches wore thrown In to worry and
vrary the lighter, but If a sclenllllc man
lacl.luld one of the old fighters that the
nost vulnerable pnt was the region of
ihe stomach, ho'd have laughed at him
(or an Ignoramus. Dr. Pierce Is bringing
e puoiic a parallel fact; Ibal
a. Is the most vulnerable ors&n
he piXa ring as well as In It. We
throats, feet and lung's,
rva are utterly IndinYr.
int to. until dlse-SiXllnils the solar nlrtne
and knocks usouC Make your stomach
' "" senilis ry nil! UM; ill Diir of
tierce's liulelr-n. .McTiT
scuvcry.
I on tirulccl VoeirMfeT
Ui"iliL r Golden Mrillc.I V,
'it '""t vu
,-uri'i "weak stomach, Indigestion, or
iyspnpsla, torpid liver, bad, thin and Im
pure blued and other diseases of the or
gans of digestion and nutrition.
The-tiolilen Mrelle-al Discovery has a
epeclfic curative effevt upon all mucous
eurfscea and hence cure's catarrh, no
matter where located or what stage It
may havo ri'ached. In Nasal Catarrh It
is well to cleanse the passages with Dr.
Siege's Catarrh Ucme-ely flu nl while using
the "INsreiverr "as a constitutional rem
edy. Why the "Golden Me-dlcal Discov
ery' cures catarrhal diseases, as of Ihe
tome h, bowels, bladder and other pelvic
organs will be plain to you If you will
read a hewklcl of ellracta from the writ
ings of eminent nicdical authorities, en
dorsing its Ingredleiits and explaining
their curative properties. It Is niailesJ
ire on request. A'Mres Dr. K.V. IMcre-e
llutTaln, N. Y. This hook Ice gives all the
Inaretlienu entering Into Dr. Pierce
medicines from which It will tie seen thai
they contain not a drop of alcohol, pure,
triple-refuted glycerine being used Instead.
I ir. Pierce's great thousand-page illeis
irslexl teiinmon Seuise Mi.llciel Adviser
will he sent free. paT-hound, (or 21 one
cent stnmi, nrclc-th bound fur 11 tuunu
Addraaa Dr. Ptaroa as above.
B.K) WORDS I.N B .MINl'TEH
UlltL'H 8HOKTHA.il U FEAT.'
SAN' FRANCISCO, Dec. 27. Ruth
Olson, a 14-year-old San Francisco
girl, has established a new world
record for her age for rapid short
hand writing. In a test before Sup
erior Judge Thomas E. Graham, the
girl wrote 8'iu words In Ave minutes
and read the same correctly.
Miss Olson's record is considered
phenomenal, aa the matter read to
and written by her was taken from
a transcript of proceedings taken
from the court files and which was
entirely strange to her.
Medicine That Is Medicine.
"I have suffered a good deal with
malaria and stomach complaints, but
1 have now found a remedy that
keepa me well, and that remedy U
Electric Bitters; a medicine that is a
medicine for stomach and liver trou
bles, and for run down conditions.'
Bays W. C. Kelster, of Halliday, Ark ,
Filectric Bitters purlfy.and enrich the
Dlood, tone up the nerves, and Impart
vigor and energy to the weak. Your
money will be refunded If it falla to
help you. 50c at A. ej. Marstera St
Co'a. drug store. . t.
TWO NEW SPRINT RECORDS.
JOHANNESBURG, South ; Africa,
Dec. 27, R. E. Walker, South Af
rican amateur sprinter, yesterday
clipped down two world's amateur
records at the Wanderer's sports. He
brought Dan J. Kelly s Spokane rec
ord of 9 3-5 seconds for a 100 yards
down to 9 2-5, and set the record of
11 2-5 seconds for the 120 yards. B.
J Wefers of Georgetown university,
held the record for thlB sprint with
11 4-5 until Walker s showing today,
EVER WATCH KU Ik
A Little' Cure Will Have Many Rose
burg; Re'uele'rs Future Trouble.
Watch the kidney secretions.
See that they have the amber hue
of health;
The discharges not excessive or in
frequent; Contain no "brick-dust like" sedi
ment. Doan'a Kidney Pills will do this
for you.
They watch the kidneys and cure
them when they re sick.
A. J. Haydon. living on Flint St
near Mosier St., Roseburg, Ore., says:
"I have always enjoyed the best of
health until Beveral years ago, when
my kidneys became disordered.
do not know the cause of the trouble
but can only say that the kidneys
failed to perform their functions
properly and caused me much annoy
ance by the too frequent passages
of the kidney secretions. This trou
ble was especially bothersome at
night, often obliging me to arise sev
eral times. The clnimB maele for
Doan's Klelney PIUb prejudiced me in
their favor and I procured a supply
at MarBtcrs & Co's. drug store. They
helped me from the first, correcting
the action of the secretions and caus
ing the pain during passage to cease.
I continued taking them nnd as a
result, am now without the least sign
of kidney trouble."
For sale by all d'uggiats. Price
50 cents. Foster-Mil burn Co., Buf
falo, New York, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name Doan'a
and take no other.
The latest thing for the toilet Is
tho Elger China water-box no wood
to warp or iron te rust a fine dis
play at the shop of Winnie Gaddis,
the Plumber. dtf
Rough Dry
Price List.
IRONED.
Cents each.
Counterpanes, 10c, fringed ....15
Sheets 3
Pillow Slips 2
liilow Bolaters 4
Tablecloths 6
Table'clothB, large or hem
stitched 10
Towels 1
Towels, bath 2
Towels, roller 2
Napkins 1
Cloths 1
Flour sacks 2
Dollies 1
Handkere-hiefB 1
Handkerchiefs, silk 2
Stnndcovera, plain 2
NOT IRONED.
Overshlrta 6
Undershirts C
Underdrawera S
Nlghtahlrta 3
Combination 6
Pajamas, pair 10
Under vest I
Hose, pair 2
Necktlea 1
STARCHED,
Skirts 5
Ntghtelresses 3
Drawers 3
Chemise 3
Corset covers 2
Waists t
Waists, boy'a , 3
Klmonas 6
W'rapieers 5
Aprons 2
Child's Pieces , , I
Shams, pair 10
Sash curtains 2
Pillow Covers 2
Bonnets 2
Sleeves, pair 2
Belts 1
EXTRAS.
Blankets, wool, pr 50
Blankets, cotton, pr.t 25
guilts 26
Iteeltlcka 10c up
Sweaters 16
No Shirts, Collars. Cuffs. Vesta, I .ace
Curtains, Overalls or Jumpers done
in this department except at regular
prices. A Bat of articles roust ac
company each bundle, or our count
accepted as correct. We starch all
articles that require It. No bundle
for less than 26 cents.
HOMblll'ltO 8TKAM LAl'NDRY, '
llli
ALCOHOL 3 H CENT
AVfcgelabk IVeparalionlorAs-'
slmilaiing iteFartamlRuta
ItogteStoaiidiJejwisof
Promotes DigestLWurl
ikss and Kwtr onlalns rfitr
Omimi.Morphini; nor Mineral.
NOTIsAHCOTIC.
AvttrouDcsauiimm
(InWlsr.
llseijissiHiiW!
Annfect Remedy forCuTisflca-
lion , Sour StoDach.Dlantoa
WrjnresJ.onvulsiausJ'fwraa-
ness qmILoss or sleep.
facS'imue Signature of
NEW YORK. 1
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
I1IO FIRM (JOES BROKE.
NEW YORK, Dec. 26. Hanry W.
Poor operating under the firm name
of H. W. Poor & Co., Wall street,
assigned today for the benefit of his
creditors. Poor was the publisher of
Poor's Manual of Railroads, presi
dent of the Postal Telegraph Co., of
TexaB, and a director of the Missouri,
Kansas & Texas railway. The lia
bilities are estimated at from 25,
000,000 to $10,000,000.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
All perBons knowing themselves
to be Indebted to S. K. Sykes for
notes and on accounts due and over
due, are hereby requested to make
payment on or before Jan. 1, 1909,
as upon that date I expect to put all
credit business on 30 days basis.
S. K. SYKES.
If it is "Good to Eat"
and in the City you .
will always find it tit
The Bee Hive Grocery
Just now we have S
New Dates, New Figs, S
New Walnuts, New g
Filberts, New Brazil
Nuts. g
Then for lunch wh) ?
not try our ?
Fine Olives, Pickled H
Pig's Feet, Pickled g
You can "Cheese it"
here, e have
And last, but not least, good old fashioned Sorghum 55
1 a-VI Wt
and genuine New Orleans
Come in and rubber around a little we believe it it
will pay you. tt
MAX WEISS, PROP.
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The Right KIND at the Right PRICE
The
SQUARE DEAL
Farm and
Poultry
Stock Fence
27 39 47 inches
Strongest Wire
J. F. BARKER . Co.
Implements and Vehicles,
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
in
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
-. Hewvou OITV.
YOC CAN GET THEM THERE.
You should read, "The Firing Line;
It is splendid; it is fine.
Get it, and also 'Highland Mary,"
And all the novels you can carry,
At the Roseburg Public Library.
It is In the Marsters Building, o'er
Tho candy kitchen and the music
store.
And right here I wish to state.
That, on afternoons and evenings
late.
It is open. Come and find
Just the book you have In mind,
And then you will be pleased, indeed
With what you've always wished to
read.
Buttons covered while you wait
All Blzes now on hand. Josephson's.
For sidewalk work, call on B. F.
Page, the old sidewalk builder. Rest
dence Mill St. d23
AW
Tongue, Pickled 1 ripe. U
it" '55
Swiss, Edam, Roque-
fort and Full Cream f
Molasses,
FENCE
Poultr Fence
3-4.5- Feet
Fencing Made
Phone 161,
Roseburg, Oregon
I. S. Kauffman to B. F. Shields,
$500; 4 lots in Kinney's Addition to
Roseburg.
Loretta Nelderhelser to V m.
Knapp. C00; 3 lots, block 28. Kin
ney's Addition to Rosebure;.
Geo. Conn to N. L. Conn, SnoOO;
97 acres of Harvey Jones D. L. C,
tp. 27-6, and one-ninth interest In
1 r2 acres adjoining
J. H. Foreman to C. II. Arundel
$10; tract of land at Myrtle Creek.
R. W. Brice to H. N". Rand 1,
000; 162 acres sec. 6, 251.
MARRIED.
DAVIS-DAVIS At the Methodist
parsonage, In Roseburg, -Dee. 27,
1908, John M. Davis and Mrs. Ida
M. Davis, Rev. Jas. K. Hawkins,
officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. Davis will reside in
Portland, where he is employed as a
street car conductor. They left for
that city this morning.
GRUBBE-GRAY At Oakland, Or.
Dec. 26. 1908, Alpha B. lirubbe
and Belle Cray, Rev. D. E. Baker,
officiating.
Wm. Loomls was over from WH- I
bur on business today. He reports
the sale of another farm there re
cently at a good price.
THE BOND REALTY CO. Or
chards, farms, timber and city prop
erty. Some fine bargains. Jackson
street, Roseburg, Ore.
Solid Gold Watches
Gold Filled Watches Scarf Pins and Brooches
Shirt Waist sets Nickel and gun metal watches
Belt Pins and Buckles An immense line of Fobs
A complete line of Optical Goods, Collar Pins,
Combs, Hat Pins, etc. Best line of Umbrellas in city.
Diamond Rings from
Ear Screws, Pntent Loops, Stone nnd Pearl ficta. The finest line ol
Silverware In Seiutliern Oregon, In both plate and sterling.
Comb, Brush and Mirror Sets, Napkin Rings, Trays, Cleith and Hut
llriisln-s, Gent's Smoking Sets, Ladies' Opera Glasses, Cut Glass,
( locks, Jewel Boxes, Solid Gold,. Gedil Killed and Silver Thimbles.
J. T. BRYAN,
ROSEBURG, .
Shoes WeAre
Proud to Show
In every respect our new shoes for women
possess merit.
Finest leathers built (or all occasions.
v Light welts for bright an.l dry days.
Heavy soles intended for sleet and snow.
Dressy turn shoes and light welts for evening.
Jiudo by a reliable and able manufacturer
Kuppendorf Dittraon
R. L Stephens
Successor to Parrot Bros
ExcJiutv Shoe Dealer
O. D. NEWHAKIi.
ROSEBURG MEAT MARKET
NEWHARD BROS.. Props.
Come in and see the Hoosiers
We have the best fresh beef and pork money can buy
Try our own hand cured hams and bacon and Kettle
rendered lard
FUh and Poultry
Special Free Delivery. Phone 1:141. Prlng V Your Hide.
Shop on Sheridan Strvet, Near lio Depot.
Phone loss
H. C. RITZMAN, Up-to-Date Plumber
Special Sale on '
Fixtures, Including Towel Racks, Soap
Dishes, Tumbler Holders, Sponge
Racks, Etc
Ut at neat aa eatlmau ea joeir work. Slenm and Rot Water a Spee-laltr
Foot, of Jackson SU Repair Work Neatly Doim .
lis
Coffee
Always uniform our
best product sold in 1 lb.,
2 lb., 2 lb. and 5 lb. cans.
Your grocer will grind it
better if ground at home-not
too fine. , " .
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Booth anil .
younger son and Mrs. George Kohl
hagen left this morning for Los An
geles, Calif., where the two ladle
and the boy will spend the winter.
Mr. Booth will return in a few days.
$1.50 to $1,000.00
The Watchmaker
. OREGON
$3.00
$5.00
Next Door to Postoffice
T11K CHOICEST CUTS r
of the prlme8t meats are our speriu
ties. Whether you want a Juicy ro
roast, a tender leg of lamb a fine
steak or some appetizing chops, this
Is decieledly the place to come. The
very first taste of the meat will
make you forget you ever had a poo1
appetite. Try some and you'll need
no tonic to give you a desire for
eating.
The Economy Market
Geo. Kohlhagen, Prop.
S. P. NEWHARI).
All Work Guaranteed