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Newspaper Page TextJIHOIIS DltAWN KOIt AltUA.Vil.Ni; FOIt A lllti EVENT IX .KOHEM'HU. NKXT TKIt.M OF COURT. ing. EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY Office-Review Building, (first floor) Jackaon Street. Telephone Main ool. L. WIMBERLY, Edlto'. DAILY for year, by mall fur nonlli, delivered Per week, delivered 16 8KMI-WKKKLY """" " Year f.'.OO li Hoiill.i tl.lxl in: i:miii:u . hups. i WASHINGTON NOTKS. The republican party In OongreBK Is hanging on deajierately to the spoils system as may be aeon In lis refusal to pluco tbe four thouuand CcnstiB clerks on tho Civil Service list. Tho members still hanker after influence. Their Blatters, brothers, cousins, aunts and mothers-in-law aro clamoring for an office that will bring them from 1 7 r to (100 per month regardless of the fact that placing theso Incompetents on the government's payroll will cost tlie country from two to three million more than the Census enumeration should cost, and that though every appointment will make one Ingrate and at least twenty (who did not got the appointment!) enemies, they noverthelosa cling to this remnant of a vllo spoils system. There are many applicants for the vacancy niado by the promotion of Senator Knox to the' head of the Taft cnblnut. The most conspicuous of these, from Ills long experience in Congress, Is Hon. John lJnlzell, a siandpatter, scarcoly less distinguish ed than Speaker Cannon himself, to whom more than nny other man the tin plate annex of the steol trust Is Indebted for the Increased duty of (110 a ton on tin. There Is no doubt but that the beneficiaries of the tlu plate duty will send a big delegation from Pittsburg In behalf of Itepre sontatlve Dalzell, when the choice of a senator counts before the Pennsyl vania legislature. Olaclal footprints have been found In the blue clay under tho city of Toronto, Cnnnda. Geologists toll us that they were made there from fifty thousand to one hundred thousand years ago. Strict biblical construc tionists have been tolling us that the world Is only six thousand years old. bmt that Information was Implanted In tho geocentric, unscientific era when It was supposed that Die stars and the sun revolved around the world for special mundane Illumina tion. SALOON II AS LITTLK TO IK) WITH IIKill TAX I.HVY. Medford Mall: The Oregon Ob server of Grants Pass, finds n kin dred spirit In tho Medford Dally Tri bune. They would have the people believe that every iuerense In taxa tion whore no saloons exist, Is due to (heir absence. The property in OrnntR PnsB In creased, according to the Tribune, In lis assessment value 50 per cent, bul tho Increase in taxes was only 2 mills. Heal eHtate and property of all kinds hns hicrensed greatly in val ue In Urants Pass as it Iibh in Med ford and lt assessed value there hns been Increased as it has been In Me.lford and Jackson county. The city tax In Orunls Pass Ik now only 8 mills, which is in provi sion for street paving and other city Improvement!! to be done there. In Medford we should have manifest tbe blessing of the saloon in low taxes. We had last year 14 mills ol city lax. ami Ibis year an Increase ol 3 mills, making our present city tnx 17 mills. If It Is fair to Bay that the absence of saloons has Increased tho city tax In drums Pass 2 mills, then It Is Just as fair to sny that the presence of the saloon has Inrrensed tho tax In Medford .Hi mills. If (irnntf Pass hits a city tax of 8 mills, because II has no saloons, then It Is just uv fair to say Hint Medford has a city tax of 17 14 mill because of the pres ence ef sulootiR. Why pervert fart? In the Interest of vice and tho saloon? MA.M.Mt'M SKNTKNCK OK M Y 10 A US Foil AUK 11TKF 8AN KItANCIHOO. Dec. 29. Kour ten yenrs in tho penitentiary, the maximum. Is the sentence meted om today to Abrnhnm Huef, who for four years directed the pollthml deBllnlcf of Han Francisco as adviser of the administration of Kiigeue K. Schlnllx. mayor of the city. Itefore the adjournment of court, lint ten of npenl bad been tiled oh behalf of the defendant and the court hail signed, a writ ef probable cause which will act as a slay of execu lion. In a trlnl that was prolonged through a period of nearly four months Kuef was convicted, Dee. 10, of bribing John J. Kurey, an ex supervisor, to favor the award of an overhead trolley franchise lo the l ulled itallroads. This was one ol Ml Indictments returned ngalnsi Huef by I he Oliver grand Jury, which hoard 16 survlsors confess Ihe acceptance of bribes In several mai lers Involving public service corsr atlons. J.INKMA.N KLKCTItOt TTK.D. MKDKOftl) Or.. Dec. !9. Chester ft. Allen, aon of James Allen, nl Springtown, an employe nt the Con dor Water A Power Company, ot Medford. was killed near Phoenix thin afternoon by a shock from ihr elwetrlc wires on which he was work Can't look well, eat well or feel well with Impure blond feeding your body. Keep the blood pure with Burdock Blood Bitters. Eat simply, take exercise, keep clean and you will have long life. 1 I Wir aftffl IIWI V e on,y baking powder made from Ik I I Y? Royal Grape Cream of Tartar gSm WlL MADE FROM GRAPES mWiI ' Hkk Of greatest healthfuIneM and FjyMS TqLjiW utefulness. No alum or rrdmSsT SpSr Absolutely SIf PURE FLAW IN CJAMK LAW iu; i:hsi:s a cask. Mini Willi Deer Meat ill Closed Sea son May Prove That Animal Was Slain In Open Season. SALEM, Or., Dec. 29. Holding that tho defendant had the right to produce evidence to prove thnt the portions of deer, found In his pos session during closed season, were taken from deer killed when the sea son for killing same was open, and that the trial court erred In exclud ing Buch evidence from I lie trial, the Supreme Court reversed the decree of Judge Burnett, of Circuit Court for Linn county, and remanded the cugvi of the slate against (leorge W. Klsher for a new trial. The opinion Is written by Judge Sinter. The portion of the statute under which Fisher wns indicted Is found on page 342 of the session laws of 11107, and reads: "Any person . having Iji possession nny deer or enr cass or part of a deer, during the season when it Is unlawful to Like or kill such deer, ahull be guilty of a misdemeanor." The court holds thnt evldcnco of possession merely makes out a prlnwt facie case and the defendant should have been permltled to show that Ihe deer was lawfully killed, and if he could do this, he was entitled to nn acquittal. Tho case Is sent bnck for a new trial. Tbe Badge of Honesty li on every wrapper of Doctor Pierre' lloldtin Medical Discovery liectiuiw a fill list ef the Ingredients composing It I' printed there In plain KuglUh. Fort; yours of nxcrlcn.o has proven itssupcriu wurth as a bleed purllicr and Invlgoriil lug tonic for tho cure of stoinurh disorder and all liver His. It builds up tho run down system as no other tonic can i which alcohol is used. Tliu active medic Inal principles of native roots such a. Uoldnn Seal and Queen's root, Stone am' Mandrake root, HIiKNlroot anil lllacl Chorrybark are extracted nnd preserve by tho uso of chemically pure, triple rellned glycerine, bond to Dr. It. V. Plcrci at HulTalo, N. Y., for rre booklet whlcl quotes extracts from well-recogulzed mod leal authorltlu auch ns l)r. Ilartholow, King, ScuiluVr, Coe, Llllngwoed and host of oilier, showing ihut these root ean bo depended upou for their curative action ILall weak state of tlio stomach. pled by Indigestion or dyspepsia InOil bilious or liver complaints wasting diseases" where there ilesh and gradual runnlog down itrenxth and system. hy "tlolilen Medical Discovery mnkes rlvh. mire blood mid so liivk'urntci mi. fTnaTcTTlic- stomai li, liver anil Isiwels, and. thriMliJTi iTTi-m. the wlmln system Thus all sk In affections, blotches, pimples and orupllens as well as scrofulous swol lings and old upon running sores or ulcer, are cured and healed. In trca-mg ol running sores, or ulcers. It Is well to In suro tlielr beating to apply to tnem Dr Plorco'a All-ilenling Salvo. If yourdrug gist don't happen to hava this Salvo h lock, send llfly-four cents In pot:iio tamps to Dr. R. V. Pierre. Invalids' Hole anil Surgical Institute, UutTnlo. N. Y.. nnc a Isrge box of the " All-llesllng Salve' will reach roil by return post. You can t afford lo accept a secret nes trum itsasutmtltutefor this nun -alcoholic medicine ok kmiws roklmsmoN, noi even though llio urgent dealer nm thereby nniko a Utile bigger linillu Dr. Pierce's l'leasnnt Pellets regulatt and Invigorate stomach, liver and towel. Sugar-coai4. Udt (rauulea, aaay to tab wcand? TIIK IIOSI HKAI.TV CO. Or .'hards, farms, timber and city prop erty. Some fine bnrgalus. Jackson 4treet. ltosehurg. Ore. O. 1. NhWIIAUD. ROSEBURG NtWHARD BROS., Props. Come In and see the Hnnniura Wc have tiie best ircsh beef and Try our own hand cured hams and bacon n,l Kettle rendered lard Fish and Poultry Special Free Delivery. Phone 1.111. irng r, Year Hides. Shop oa Sheridan Stn-et, Near Ihe Depot NEW OHKUON ItAILltO.M). FOREST GROVE, Or., Dec. 29. Completion of the Oregon Electric Unllway between Portland and this city was celebrated by the Forest Orove Hoard of Trade with a banquet last niKht. The Portland-Snlem and the Forest Grove divisions of the Oregon Eloc- trie Railway Company's system of lines In Western Oregon represent the first 75 miles of electrical equip ment of which was undertaken, built and put in shape for actual operation uy the engineering firm of W. S llnrslow & Co., of New York city. Willi Its main terminal at the city o Portland, one of the world's greatest rresh-wator harbors for ocean ves sels, and two lines nlready in opera tion, tho Oregon Electric Rnilwny Company Is practically In possession of the key to the entire valley. KVF.lt WATCHFUL. A Little Can- Will Save Many Itose "urg. ivt-imt-ro nil lire i rouoie. Watch tho kidney secretions. See that they have tho amber hue of health; The discharges not excessive or In frequent; Contain no "brlck-duBt liko" sedl ment. Donn's Kidney Pills will do this ror you. They watch tho kidneys and cure tnem when they're sick. A. J. Hnydon. living on Flint St. near Mosler St., Rosehurg, Ore., snys "1 have always enjoyed the best of health until several yenrs ago, when my kidneys became disordered. 1 do not know the cause of the trouble but can only sny Hint the kidneys fulled to iwrforin their functions properly nnd caused me much annoy mice by the loo frequent passages or the kidney secretions. This trou bio was especially bothersome at night, often obliging me to nrlBo sev eral times. Tho clnlms mado for Hon n a kidney Pills prejudiced me In their favor and 1 procured a supply at Marstera & Co's. drug store. They helped me from the first, correcting ino nciion of the secretions and caus ing the pain during passage to cease, I continued taking them and ns a result, am now without the least sign of kidney trouble." For sale by all d-ugglsta. Price ti0 cents. Foster-Mllourn Co., Buf falo, New York, solo agents for the I'nltod Slates. Remember the name Doan'a and take no other. SCHMIT ASSOCIATK "FIltF.D." SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 29. President Thomas K. Boyle, of the Hoard of Education, was removed from otueo tills afternoon by Mayor Taylor for conduct characterized by the latter us "bold, gross Indiscretion and shameful" nnd "not to be borne with toleration by the Mayor ot San r ranclsco. Medicine That Is Medicine. "I havo Buffered a good deal with malaria and stomach complaints, bui I have now found a remedy that keeiw me well, and that remedy ir Electric Hitters: a medicine that is a medicine for stomach and liver trou bles, nnd for run down conditions." says W. C. Keister, of llalliday. Ark , Elovtrlc Hitlers purify and enrich the blood, tone up Ihe nerves, and Impart vigor and energy to Ihe weak. Your money will bo refunded if It falls to neip you. tiOc at A. C. Marstera ii s drug store. S. P. NLWHAKD MEAT MARKET nm t mnnn'nn hnv Sheriff Feuton and County Clerk Lenox have drawn the Jury list for the next regular term of circuit court for Douglas county, which opens In this city January 18, 1909. A week earlier the grand Jury which was drawn at the last regular term will convene, clean up all unfludshed busi ness and present its final report. This work will be done before the day of the court's ojiening, so that on that day a new grand jury can be empanelled and Btarted on Its In vestigations. The cuBtomary adjourn ed term of court will open on tbe Friday immediately preceding the 18th. The docket will be completed the Becond week in January. Here Is the full list of jurors drawn: J. E. Leonard, Olalla. L. P. Rapp, Kellogg. C. M. Henderer Comstock. O. Mi Prior. Camas Valley. 'Geo. Marsh, Looking Glass. A. L. Black, Millwood. W. T. Dewar, Gardiner. T. C. Johns, Galesvllle. A. J. Grubbe, Oakland, J. S. Gray, Gardiner. Thos. Hancock, Elkton. Geo. Neuner, Sr., Days Creek. J. L. Scott Glendale. W. H. Lawrence, Comstock. N. D. Cool, Drain. G. W. Collins, ltosehurg. J. W. Dowel!, Rosebmrg. J. W. Spauldlng, Drain. Fred Weatherly, Kellogg. A. B Haines, Jr., Elkton. Ransom Soper, Glide W H. Leathernian, Wilbur. W. H. Graham Days Creek. J. P. Starr, Coles Valley. W. W. Kent, Drain. W. R .Stock, Canyonville T. T. George, Kellogg. J. C. Kaegl, Wilbur. . H. J. Wilson, Canyonville. Walter Hurd, Scottsburg. E. E. Wilson, Gulesvllle This Is Worth Reading. Leo P. Zellnskl, of 68 Gibson St., Buffalo, N. Y., says: "I cured the most annoying cold sore I ever had, with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. ap plied this saJve once a Jay for two days, when every trace of the sore waa gone." Heals all sores. - Sold under guarantee at A. C. Marstera A Cos. drug store. 25cc. ' Buttons covered while you wait. All sizes now on hand. ' Josephson'6. n . . . . - If it is "Hnnd tn Vat" A ft as, laj VVVI ftw -d and in the City you will always find it at The Bee Hive Grocery Just now we have H New Dates, New Figs, g New Walnuts, New Filberts, New Brazil f Nuts. S Then for lunch whj not try our XX ft VllgUt ft IVtUVU ftllSV JJ You can "Cheese it" tt . here. , e have Swiss;, Edam, Roque fort and Full Cream And last, but not least, good old fashioned Sorghum and genuine New Orleans Molasses. Come in and rubber around a little we believe it will Dav vou. MAX WEISS, PROP. The Right KIND at SQUARE Farm and Poultry Stock Fence Poultry Fence 27 39 47 inches 3 4 - S - Feet Strongest Wire Fencing Made J. F. BARKER Co. Implements and Vehicles. Phone 161, Roaebarg, Oregon Commercial Club W1U IH'dJcute XeW Quarters With Progrum and Ituuquet Juuuary l. At a meeting of the Rosehurg Commercial Club Tuesday evening, arrangements were completed for dedicating the club's new headquar ters on the upper floor of the new Kohlhagen building. Tuesday ev ening, January 12, Ib the day and time set for the event, which prom ises to be one of the most notable in the annals of the organization. Every commercial club In the state will be invited to send representa tives, and in addition to such of these as will come Rosehurg, herself, will furnish a large share of the club's guests. The program for the dedication will Include Bpeeches by prominent men, both of this city and other cities, and both vocal and Instrument al music by the best locul talent ob tainable. At a convenient hour, a splendid banquet will be served In the liellows-Ewart brick, across the street from the new club quarters. Among the score or more of well known people who will be numbered among the guests U Tom Richard son, Oregon's leading booster, to whom the Rosehurg Commercial Club largely owes Its existence. Mr. Richardson has written to Secretary Zurcher promising to be present, and, Incidentally, he adds with refer ence to his retention by the Port land organization for another year, that he has "signed up with Oregon for 1909." : The committees named at the club meeting Tuesday night, to carry out the plans for the affair, are: General Arrangements Sam Jos ephBon, W..H. Fisher, F. E. Alley, H. J. Frear and W. W. Cardwell. Program L. B. Moore, R. W. Terrell, Geo. M. Brown C. B. Can non and C. W. Martyn. Refreshments A. Salzman Jos. Mlcelll, L. A. Sanctuary, A. Wollen berg and F. W. Haynes. Reception J. D. Zurcher, Jaa Perry, B. L. Eddy, O. P. Coshow and M. F. Rice. SEE ' MIL CHECK I'.llS AT "HAKTIPS TOGGERY" TH t'HSDAY NIGHT FROM 7 P. M. to 8:110 P. M. 3t Matinees every afternoon at The Crescent. Sc. TF THE CHOICEST CCTS of. the prlmest meats are our special ties. Whether you want a Juicy rib roast, a tender leg of lamb a fine steak or some appetizing chops, this Is decidedly the place to come. The very first taste of the meat will make you forget you ever had a poor appetite. Try -some and you'll need no tonic to give you a desire for eating. Tie Economy Market Geo. Kohlhagen, Prop. i Vine Olives, Pickled Pig's Feet, Pickled the Right, PRICE The DEAL FENCE III In .:"i i.' rreWl IBS?! ALCOHOL 3 PEH CENT. AVegelablc Preparaflon&rAs similalinittcFowarKlHtgLHa (ingtjic Siomadis muIiJoM,cbcar Promotes Di4esttonIwifiI- ncss and Resi onlalns oeiaier Opiuni.Morphine nor Mineral. NOT JN ARC OTIC. tejnoidikssniijmm JSMttSttl JmsiSitif Annul. . martmtSik WmSeri- Apcrfett Remedy for GrafM SnurSlnmach.Diarrtm worrasfonvulsioiisJ'evensir ncss amlLoss or SLEEP. Facsimile Signature of NEW YORiC ! MAUItlKl). HAKANSOM-CARLSON At Gar diner Dec. 24, 1908, Martin Hak anson and Lizzie A. Carlson, Jus tice Thus Williams, oHiciattng. ESKELENEN-GIHSON At Gardin er, Dec. 23, 1908, Sejanias Eskel enen and Mary Gibson; Justice Thos. Williams, bfllclatlng. CALL FOIl COUNTY WARRANTS. NOTICE Is hereby given all par ties holding county warrants Issued by Douglas County, Oregon, and en dorsed prior to and including the 31st day of October. 1907, to pre- Exact Copy of Wrapper. ..,. j;,. , CTO Solid Gold Watches Gold Filled Watches Scarf Pius and Brooches Shirt Waist sets Nickel and gun metal watches Belt Pius and Buckles An immense line of Fobs A complete Hue of Optical Goods, Collar Pius, Combs, Hat Pius, etc. Best line of Umbrellas in city. Diamond Rings from $1.50 to $1,000.00 Ear Screws, Patent Loops, Stone Silverware In Southern Oregon, In both plnte and aterllng. Comh, llrush and Mirror Sets, Napkin Rings, Trays, Cloth and Hat llruslK-s, Gent's Smoking Sets, ladies' Oiiera Glasses, Cat Plans. (locks, Jewel Hexes, Solid Gold.. Gold Filled and Silver Thimbles. L BRYAN, The Watchmaker ROSEBURC, Shoes We Are Proud to Show In every respect our new shoos for women possess merit. Finest leathers built for all occasions. Light welts for bright and dry days. neavy soles intended for sleet and snow, nressy turn shoes and li;ht welts for evening. Wade by a reliable and able manufacturer Kuppendorf Dittman R. L Stephens Successor to Parrot Bros Exclusive Shoe Dealer Phone loss H. C. RITZMAN, Up-to-Date Plumber . Special Sale on Fixtures, Including Towel . Racks, Sqap Dishes, Tumbler Holders, Sponge Racks, tat me malt an ntlraale on jour work. Foot, of Jackson Su CAS T OH For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature Am In Use Over Thirty Years sent the same to the County Treas urer of said county at his office for payment as Interest will cease there on after the date of this notice. Dated December 17th, 1908. dsw JAS. E. SAWYERS, Treasurer of Doug. Co., Ore. notice: All the accounts due the old firm of J. P. Barker & Co. for groceries, will be placed In the hands of a law yer for collection If not paid by Jan. 1st, 1909. dsw J. P. BARKER & CO. For bath room fixtures, noveltleB, etc., see Winnie Gaddis, the Plumber and Penri Sets. The finest line ot OREGON Next Door to Postoffke AH vv,i n...r.-t.d Etc 8iua and Hot Water a Specially Repair Work Neatly Dene For $300 $5l00 ra