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Newspaper Page TextEVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY Office Review Building, (first floor) Jackson Street. Telephone Main ool L. WIMBIiRLY, Edlto'. DAILY Var year, by mall Per mouth, delivered fer week, delivered 8K1M-WKEKLY Per Yoar Bli Month! . .('2.00 ..II.UO JAM Alt Y 8,11)011, ltOONKVWT lii:i'l:lt.S TO TII.I.MA.VH OHIHiO.V ItKAU Secret Service Mill Hluulowttl Sotilli Caroliliu Senator Hot Itcply III to bo Sent Hack. WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 7. Hy direction of ProBldBiit HooBovult Secret Service men Bhadowcd Senator Tillman, of South Carolina, on the theory that he puHHlbly wan Inter ested In an Oregon "land grab," and the result of that Investigation 1b now before the senate. The Information wab contained In a letter from tho president In res ponse to the request of Senator Hale for a statement of the activities of Secret Service men. Extended re plies were made by the various de partments and all of these were for warded to llnle by tho president. They have not been made public and Halo announced that they would not be given out until aftor they hud boen considered by a subcommittee of the committee on appropriations, which will be charged with the duty of acting on that portion of the presi dent's annual message relating to the Secret Sorvlce. Through the fact that several sen ators had advance Information of the character of the roport, It was learn ed that tho Investigation of Tlllmnn followed an attack he mado In the sonate nearly a year ago on an Ore gon land company which had UBed his name as one of the persons in terested In the concern. Previous to that attack Tillman had Introduced a resolution directing the attorney-general to prosecute suits against an Oregon railroad corporation that had received land grants for a lino from California points to Portland, Or. Tillman had Bald the use of his name was without authority and, ns a re sult, It Is declared, several persons interested In the lund grants became angered. It Is known, howevor, Hint Till man regardB tho mention of his name as an attack on himself by the presi dent and ho has Indicated to filendK that he will not mince matters In hln reply. Tho president's refusal to let At torney (leneral nonnparto tell the sennto why tho steel trust was mil proBocuted for tho purchase of the Tennessee Coal & Iron Company hns stirred up the Benntors. Senator Cul berson Iiiib Introduced a resolution calling upon tho judiciary committee to say whethor the president had the right to permit the deal to be put through. Other Bteps may follow. Tho House committee tomorrow will recommend that the Secret Ser vice paragraph In the Hist mcsmiKc he laid on tho (utile and that all per sonal references In the second mes sage bo similarly treated. All of the niemherB personally attacked hy the president will mako speeches. 'I'll I inn n'n "Offense.' PORTLAND, Or., Jan. 7. Senator Tlllmnn became Involved In I ho Ore gon land troubles through his pur chase of 11 quarter Boctions of I ami owned by the Hon Hi em Oregon Com pany under tho Coos liny Wagon Itoad grant, llrynn It. Dorr, who had offices In tho Chamber of Commerce, representing the St. Paul & Pacific Timber Syndicate, itavo out an Inter view at the llnio that Mr. Tlllmnn made his attack upon the rnniimny on the floor of the Senate, flnylng thnl mr. 'unman hud purchased the 11 quarter sections for himself and the members of his family. Mr. Dorr said (hat Mr. Tlllmnn was so suit thot his company wns acting In good faith Hint ho made bin own applica tion uuring tictotier, lauT, to pur chase from the Houlhern Oregon Company, thrnimh Iteednr A Wntkint' attorneys at MnrHhllHd. Or. What made Mr. Tillman suspicion! is not known. On February 19, Mr minimi inline nn open attack upon the floor of tho senate, charging thai tho scheme wns n swindle, nml nmi from the circulars sent out by the rompnny. Through Mr. Tllhmiir. fight the matter wns brought to the Mention of the PostolUce Depart ment, with tho result thnt the mull of tho company wns hold up by the Federal authorities. The scheme of this company Is the same as C. I. U-avengond ami a num ber of other lnnd agents and Inwverp nave conducted ever since the fight by me government began against llu Oregon California railroad com pany. The circulars stated thnt Mr Tillman had Invested In the lnnd. not only for himself, hut for ten of bin relatives. This statement Is alleged to have been the reason lor Mr. Till man's attack. He said thnl the use or his name had caused a great many people to write to him. asking his ad vice uimn the matter of making the invest mem. WIIK.N "AMKHH'A" W AS SIXO KOK TIIK KIIIST TIMK. (A Reminiscence of Dr. Edward Ever llsle's Boyhood I "One Fourth of July in llostnn.' writes Doctor Hale In his "Iteinln- Iscences in Woman's Home Compsn ion lor January. - hail sxnt all nit nllownnce for July nml all my "lec tion money" on the Common k sibly for a sight in the camera oh cura, though I doubt If I had money enough for thnt certainly for raw oysters, three for a cent If small, two for a cent If large: probably half a glass of spruce beer, one cent, and two or three cherkerherrv medals- die now lost and made what allow aucc you please for tamarinds, cocoa- mi ALCOHOL 3 PEH 111-(it AVegelabli frtparallOT fris slmllailngiriefborfaixiRegiiia ling (He Siomadis HulBowkof Promotes Digwltonlwrfiir ness and resironum j nefflv Opiuni.Norphini! nor Mineral. NOT .NARCOTIC. jUjcSamt MdUttUt- ItimSml Ctorfirtt Suqar hliifiaFlmn Aperfecl Remedy for Ctorrsflpa tlon , Sour Stoiuach.DUrrtoea Worms jConrolsKmj.revtnslr ness ami LOSS orLEP. facsimile Signamrt of NEW YOHK. en nuts, sugar cane and other foreign delicacies. 1 was returning penni less and had to pass Park Street .Meeting House, when nn event of his torical Importance took place. Long :oliimns of boys and girls were going nto meeting. The spectacle of u pro- 'Sslon of children going to meet ng on nny day but Sunday waB as wonderful to me na a volcanic erup tion front the llltle Hills would have tieen. Of course, I Joined the throng. So is It that 1 mil one of the little (impany who heard the nationnl tiymn sung for the llrsl time: 'My country, Ms of thee. Sweet land of liberty.' 'I hope I ilid not Join in the slng- ug, for at that time "do" was to mo even ns 're' and 'ml', nml I nm nfraid should not have Improved on the iiarmonies of tho occasion." IMM (.LAS (MH'NTY MKillT DO WKIJi TO TKV THIS. I'ntiilillii Aholl.slifH Forty JHstrlH SuiKM'VlNorN hihI IiisIiiIIh One (I'tM'rul HoiidmiiNlrr. VKN'ni,rcTON. Op., Jan. 7. Uma- tlllfi county now had a Kmiornl roail- itmHtor hiHtoad or 4 mipcrvlKorH for ub many liHtrlctH. Tho chuiiKO In Ma road policy waa mado tnlB aftornoon by tho county court, whon hist end of ro-nppointli.K tho Biiporvlsors whose What Ails YouT To you .ftMtl waak, tlrod, dtmpohdcov bavn froq limit hcailacluw, rnnliHl tmifiufv bitter or lnid tustw in mornhiK, "heart bum," IhOi-IiIiih of gas, arid risings In throat after eating, stomach gnuw or burn, foul breath, dizzy spoils, poor or rarlnuls appetite, nausea at times and kindred syinptonis? If yirfNigvQ any considerable number ol ihvsboveirrtu.ntoms you are suffering (romllounrrpld liver with tndl f cstloiNcMSpim Ir. I'jorcr'? toldon pii ilii'j mowiTV 1ft math- up of tu.- must ViVlnqbh' mt.'dioiiul nrliuMiili'H hnmvn H'dli'iU ttMt'iit'e lor tlii piTiiuLiu'tit nTili abi.itriy.il cmillli); It la a must euicicni uvt-r niviHoraior, siomacn ionic, bowel ri'uuluUir and nerve strenKthouer. Thft "(lolden Mmllcal llcovery " Is not a paUmt nitHltctno or accrut nostrum, a full list of tta liiifredientH beliiR prlutod on Its bottle wrapKr and nttdst'-d under oath. A fthitirn at Its formula will show that It contains no alcohol, or harmful hat'lt-lormltiK dniKK. It is a tluld extract hiAdnwIth pure, trlpln-relliu'd K'yi'orlne of proper strength, from the roots of tin follow I utt native Atnorlcan fornsl plants vie, Ooldi'ti 8eal root, Mlotto not. It lack Cherry baric, Quomi's root, HlooUriHil, a nc Mandrake root, Ttm follow I nc leitdlnir medical aulhorttlcn tmortc h tin! of oiln'H, tul Itut fort'iroiia roou for lht run- of Jint mn'li lliiirnl! t iIm Hm)osyini'toms Iml la ato : I'mf. li P;ulhi Kw M. IV, of JclT. rson M. d. I'olti-tfc. I'lilln ; Prof It. V, Wood. M ll . or I nl. of I'l; Pror FUU M IIkUs M IV. of Itnhm-niaiHi Ml. Colli to tiilrKKo; 1'iuf. Join Kin. M IV. Anllior o' Amtoltun IthiH'iintorr ; nf .lno M. Hi-ud clttr. M. IV. Aulliorof S.HH'ttlc MfiU.-lmw; Prof I.mrrni'o Johnson. M IV. MM I tcpu f n I t. o' ,N Y ; I'mf I'tnli-j KlIhmwiH-d. M. l , A mtior of Matprlt MntU-K ami I'rof In Itrmiftl Mnll tal rollcL-i'. 1'lilfn.rtv SiimI nattu' trntl m) drtuon PomIhI I'artt to lr It V. Plt-ive. Hul flo, N. Y.. snd nvol vr frrr booklet itlvmi itrswt.t frim wrltlnr of nil tin lorc nwii tkl fttithort rnitl mHny othrm Mulorolnil. In tli (nnffMAt i0"ilMo irm-, t'di'h mid ivcry In frottlonl of whl. li "(loldon Moillval Ulmrof r r " U im pttil ' lr llnfi l'lranl PiMl rmlitP tnrt lnvtcorni nloiukih. Ilrr rikI lowln. T)ir tnT unl in conjunction with "flotilir Mndlrftl niaroTtry If Utr-l t mm-h i llllMtwl T ? tin n1 llr',', (. D. NKWHAltl). Exact Copy of wrapper ROSEBURG MEAT MARKET NtWHARD 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 baeou and Kettle rendered lard riih and Poultry 8Kilal Free IMIviry. Phone 1341. llrlng l's Your lllilin. Shop on Sheridan Stm-t, Near the IVpot. GASTORIA For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought ftflflrfl tit a . Signature : of in Use For Over Thirty Years nnoTnnin o i uniH TM OEWTftUf) lOMPtNT, NTW VONK OITT. torma had expired It appointed Dave Lavender, of Weston, to the position of general road master. Tho one-man policy was adopted at the earnest solicitation of the county Good Koada Association and upon tho recommendation or ulllcfnls In eastern stntes where tho plan has been worked successfully. Lavender will havo full charge of all road building and road improve ment In the entire county. Tha new plan will permit of thft enforcement of a uniform system of road building. Though the plan haa been tried in the east, It is entirely new in tho west. Kee The Oyhnpic Athletic Meet nt Ijomlon, lOnglitud, August, UHIH; iiIho "!Miiry Hliiiut, O.ueni of 8co(n," lit The CrcNccnt tonight, 2t Rough Dry Price List. IHONKIK Cents each. Counterpanes, 10c, fringed .... 15 Sheets 3 Pillow 81lpB 2 Pillow Bolsters 4 Tablecloths & Tablecloths, largo or hem stitched . . . . ' 10 Towels 1 TowcIb, bath 2 Towels, roller 2 Napkins , 1 Cloths 1 Flour sacks 2 Iol!ioB 1 Hnndkerchlefo 1 Handkerchiefs, silk. 2 Staudeovere, plain , 2 NOT I HON El), Overshlrts 6 Undershirts C I'ndordrawors 6 Nightshirts 3 Combination 6 Pajamas, pair, 10 Under vest 2 Iloao, pair 2 Nocktlea 1 8TA1UI1KD. Skirts 6 Nightdresses S Drawers , S Chemise 3 Corset covers , , 2 Waists 6 Waists, boys, 3 Klmonas 6 Wrnppers S Aprons 2 Child's Pieces 2 Shams, pair , 10 SaRh curtains 2 Pillow Covers 2 Ilonnets 2 Sleeves, pair. 2 Uulta 1 KXTHAS. Hlankets, wool, pr. 50 Blankets, cotton pr.t .....25 Quilts 25 lledtlcks 10e up Sweaters 16 No Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Vests, Iace Curtains, Overalls or Jumpers done In this department except at regular price. A list of Articles must ae compnny each bundle, or our count accepted as correct. We starch all nrtlcles that require It. No bundle for less thnn 25 cents. uosKitrma htkam iainouy. 8. I. NKWII.VIU). AW PROHIUITIONIHTrt HAIL CARMACK AS A MARTYR I us pi res Them In Fight to Put Three Keiiiulnliig Wet Cities In lenu esaee in lry Column. NASHVILLE, Tenn.. Jan. 7. "Re member Carmaek," is the rallying cry of the temperance forces of Ten nessee, who are gathering In the cap ital during the first week of the leg islative session to demand the pas sage of a prohibition bill that will drive every saloon from the state. Only three Tennessee big cities are now left In which liquor can be le gally Bold, and there Is cvory pros pect that before long Memphis, Nash ville and Chattanooga will be ren dered "dry." The assassination of Senator Car mack, the editor of a local newspap er, by a political enemy, has been made an Issue by the friends of state wide prohibition. Carmack was last year a candidate for the gubernator ial nomination against Governor Pat terson. He ran on a prohibition plat form, but was defeated by a narrow margin after a heated campaign In which tho liquor traffic was the prin cipal Issue. He did not allow his defeat at the polls to end the cam paign but kept the prohibition ques tion to the forefront through editor ials In the newspaper of which he was the editor. It was this devoted advocacy of the temperance cause, declare hlB friends, that led to his tragic death In a duel on the streets of Nashville. Now he Is being hail ed as a martyr to prohibition, and a state-wide law prohibiting the manu facture and sale of liquor Is urged as the most fitting monument to his memory. DeHpite reverses they Buffered in the first conflicts with the liquor ele ment, the leaders of the temperance army are confident that public opin ion will force the present legislature to pass a prohibition law. The liquor dealers have not yet given up hope that Tennessee will be saved from the Impending fate of prohibition, and the battle between the ' wets and drys" will be fought to a finish. Opponents of prohibition aBsert that the attempt to make the Carmack murder an Issue Is absurd. and that the assassination of the former senator was due to personal differences and had nothing to do with the liquor controversy. Buttons covered while you wait. All sizes now on hand. Josephson's. If it is "Good to Eat" and in the City you will always find it at The Bee Hive Grocery Just now we have Then for lunch wh) not try our You can "Cheese it" h ere. e have AnH Inst, hut not least, trood old fashioned Sorghum 1 and genuine New Orleans Molasses. Come in and rubber around a little we believe it will pay you. ! i MAX WEISS, PROP. j The Right KIND rat the Right PRICE The SQUARE DEAL Farm and Poultry Stock Fence Poultry Fence 27 - 39 47 inches 3 4 - 5 Feet Strongest Wire Fencing Made J. F. BARKER Co. Implrmrnts and Vehicle. Phone 161, Roet'burg, Orrgon Monday January 11th BELLOWS STORE 5000 yards embroidery on special sale; included in this assortment are all the newest patterns in flouncings, baby-set insertions to match and corset cover embroidery. Nainsook Embroidery 3 to 5 inches wide " . u Swiss Embroidery in Don't Get Divorce. A western judgo granted a divorce on account of Ul-temper and bad breath. Dr. King's New Life Pills would have prevented It. They cure constipation, causing bad breath and Liver Troubles the ill-temper, dispel colds, banish headnches, conquer chills. 25c at all druggists. No use to suffer from colds; use Marsters' Cough Balsam. TF WIIKN YOU 8KB 1'ItlZK BKKV CATTLE nt .ii ii.it inn vmi vprv nntumiH- think how you would enjoy a roast or steak from the carcass. Well, you can enjoy one equally as good if you will order It from this market. All our beef comes from grain fed cattle, bred and fed especially to produce the tenderost, sweetest meat Try It for a treat. The Economy Market Geo. Kolilliagcn, Prop. it L New Dates, New Figs, New Walnuts, New Filberts, New Brazil Nuts. Fine Olives, Pickled Pig's Feet, Pickled Tongue, Pickled lnpe. Swiss, Edam, Roque fort and Full Cream FENCE SPECIAL SALE The 6 to 8 8 to 12 li u it a great variety of IHILT ''HIST RAWMIMj ON IMl-yUA ItlVKR. GARDINER, Or., Jan. 7. John Sherr'ett, who died at his home on Smith River, Douglas county, Ore gon, Dee. 28, aged 78 years, was born near Canton, O., April 26, 1830. He crossed the plains to Oregon In 1851 and In the spring of 1ST, 2 settling at I Scottsburg, then the metropolis of I southern Oregon, where for a time ho drove a dray, the team being oxen, j He siient some time in the mines, i both In Jackson county and on Snl I mon River, Idaho. Returning to Scottsburg he con- ducted the flrst sawmill on the lower U1"""f'1 'nj'"f h's '"f5, 1,1 lumber, wi ll which ho built a large business t"''lng In Lower Scottsburg, which was, 8we'Jt ,9'J' t0 8ea u' " Brmt ii-aiivi. ui loud. In 1861 Mr. Sherrett acquired a donation land clnim on Smith River, where he lived until his death. In Scottsburg he met and was married to Miss Almlra J. Johnson, who died a year ago. Five children were born to them, two of whom survive. They are M. T. Sherrett, of Gardiner, fore man of tho Oardiner Mill Company's main logging camp, and H. C. Sher rett, living at the old home on Smith River. llrave Fin; Laddies. often receive severe burns, putting out tires, ithen use Bucklen's Arnica Salve and forget them. It soon drives out pain. For burns, scalds, wounds, cuts and bruises It's earth's greatest healer. Quickly cures skin erup tions, old Bores, boils, ulcers, felons; best pile cure made. Relief is In stant. 25c at all druggists. TIIKY AUK TI1KKI3 FOll YOf. "The Trail of the Lonesome Pine;" "Lewis Rand," and "The Firing Line;" "The Inn of the Silver Moon;" "Paqultta." and "The nine Lagoon;" "The SiHillers" and "The Iron Heel;" "The Westerners," and "Gilbert Neal;" "Grot," and "Tho Man From Glen garry;" "Tho Mald-at-Arms," and "Highland Mary;" And "Ltn McLean," and "Sister Carrier-Are at the Roseburg Public Library. This library, upstairs m the Marsters' Building, Is open every Afternoon and evening from 1 to 9. Matinees every afternoon at Ths Crescent, 6c TF Shoes We Are Proud to Show Id svery respect our new shoes for women possess merit. Finest leathers built (or all occasioas. Llpht welts for bright and drj dars. Heavy soles Intended for Bleet and snow. Dressy turn shoes and llKht welts for evening, Hade by a reliable and able manufaotuier Kuppendorf Dittnun R. L Stephens Successor to Parrot Bros Exclusive Shot Dealer PhnnM I llr . "11... ' - 1 " All Work Guaranteed H. C. RITZMAN, Up-to-Date Plumber Special Sale on Fixtures, Including Towel Racks, Soap Dishes, Tumbler Holders, Sponge Racks, Etc. - Fo:xB''s, ioar work- -- Monday January 11th V J. at the yd 10 cts. " 15 " 20 patterns and widths. I !. During changes of weather al ways use Marsters' Cough Balsam, Never sacrifice quality for price. See a Bush and Lane and the Victor piano. dtf THK BOND RRAITY CO. Or chards, farms, timber and city prop erty. Some fine bargains. Jackson street, Roseburg, Ore. Hot water bottles, fountain syr inges, bulb syringes, and atomizers, lie finest and most complete line la tho city. Sold at the lowest prices on our guarantee to give satisfaction. Look at our Una and you will not buy elsewhere. Hamilton Drug Co. NOVELTY THEATRE Program changes each Sunday. Monday. Wednesday and Friday. PROGRAM WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY MOVING PICTURES: - "Scurc Crow." "Tho First Servant." "The Sister's Crime." "Outwitting the Cobbler." ILLUSTRATED SONGS: 'Roses Bring Dreams of You." and "Two Bluo Eyes." MATINEE 2:30 TO 5 ADMISSION 5c Evening Performance 10c $3.00 $5.00 Next Door to Postoffic worm neatry pone a