Roseburg review., February 13, 1909, Image 4

ONLY A FEW
DAYS MORE
OF THE GREAT
CLOSING OUT SALE
OF
H. MARKS CO.
TEN PER CENT
MORE REDUCTIONS
Below Former Sacrifice Prices
HURRY
For your wants this week
or you'll be too late.
LOCAL NEWS.
The latest In a one-ploce cast
enamel "ink, The Tonnossoe, at Win
nie Qaddls', the plumbor. dtf
NO DANCE SATURDAY night,
Feb. 13, becauiie of the dancu at
the Maccabne Temple tonight.
Brltton'a Ointment for coma, bun
ions, Itching and bleeding piles, old
eore and catarrh. Every box guar
anteed at Mnratera' Drug Store. Dtf
800IAL at the Christian church In
Roseburg, Monday evening. Kub. U.
Lunch 10 c nta. Given by the Y.
P. 8. C. E., which will announco at
the social the result of the penny con
test started among thflm a month
ago. f 1 S
A supply of the new edition of
the Oregon mining lawB has Just
been received at this olltce. It In
cludes everything to date In legal
mining procedure. Copies only 40
cents each. TK
Mrs. Pottor told the convention
of ladles that her doctor snld thai
good coffee properly made would
not hurt anyone. She said to buy
Kolgor's Ooldan Gate wholo roast,
have the grocer grind It, or grind II
at home. 13
Roseburg High School basketball
team went down to defeat before Al
bany High school. Friday night, by n
score of 16 to 9. Itoselmrg plays
Salom High tonight and then returns
homo.
Travelling Pnssengor Agent Jen
kins, of the B. P. Co., wns here from
Portland this nfternoon arranging to
run a special train to Alhnny next
Thursday to attend the dcdlcnllon of
the new Elks' temple In that city. A
local committee of Elks Is in charge
of the matter here and It Is probable
that the train will bo run,
Oeorgo Holler was tendered a
pleasant surprise dinner by some
gentlemen friends, at his home, In
this cHy, Krlilny. The affair was
cleverly managed by Mrs. Hulter and
It will live In Mr. Itolter's memory as
one of the happiest occasions of hip
life. The dinner was excellent and
thoroughly enjoyed by all present.
CALL FOIl COUNTY WARRANT.
NOTICE Is hereby given all parties
holding county warrants Issued by
i)ouglitH County, Oregon, and en
dorsed prior to and Including the
3rd day of December, 1907, to pre
sent the same to .the trensuror of mild
County at his olllco for payment, as
ntercst will cense thereon after tho
date of 'his notice.
Dated nt Itoschurg, Oregon, this.
the 11th day of February, 1909.
J. E. SAWYKKH,
Treasurer of Douglas
County, Oregon. lm
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of any case of Kidney or
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beyond the reach of medi
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nothing gained by delay.
50c. and f 1.00 Bottle.
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f. fhs new fertiliser.
4 Notklag ut Ask.
f). Qaaraatesd analysts: Seven
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4 potash, 18 per cent phonyhnrie
4. acta.
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A Tonic or a Stimulant?
AVer's Sarsaparilla is a tonic. It does not stimulate. It does not
make you feel better one day, then as bad as ever the next. There
is not a drop of alcohol in it. You have the steady, even gain
that comes from a strong tonic. Ask your doctor all about this.
Trust him fully, and always do as he says. iow'iSi;:
DANCERS,
TAKE NOTICE
Tlift nn I inn 1111 hllurin.i vnutnr.ini-
( r 1 iuii; ; iu uiu rjiiui'l nun U1U H'K"
alnr Saturday night dance by the
kiim'iiiii k wi nvm 1 11 11 11 iift'il en 1 if(i 1
off for tmi.Kht (Feb. 13.) Iiua been
rPBclnilod. Tho ilanco WILL be held
TON I GUT, as usual.
M. McClelland wns over from be
yond Wilbur today.
Tomorrow Ih Valentine a Day. See
Ajtee'B adv. on paKO 3.
II. W. StrotiK went to Myrle
Creek thin morning to Join his fam
ily on a visit with friends.
Ktnney'ti Addition Is tho imuit ac
tive part of ItoseburK. Nearly 2000
feet of new Hldewalk bus Just been
eompteted, ami over a dosen now
houses arc now neartiiR completion,
and other new ones belli construct
ed. Tho Water and Ltsht Co. are
laying f.OO feet of new 4-Inch pipe on
hast Commercial Ave. The North
Sldo I'lanlng Mill Is adding new ma-
hlnery every day and also enlarging
(Jib mill building. The Tage Invest
ment Co. are also enlarging their
lumber yard and making new Im
prove to the ottUo. A. ('reason re
ports the sale of nearly all the lots on
the west side of this Addition and
a number on the east side. The resi
dents of Kinney's Addition aro long
ing for street paving nnd they vote
unanimously for It. first, last and all
tho time.
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Fl'KTHKIl DOMINATION.
Of Wall Htreet That IMcm-Icm Develop
ment of the (treat Central
Portions of the State
Salem Journal, Friday: "Strike
off the shackles from the great un
developed Interior of Oregon."
"Amend the Constitution and
emancipate Oregon from the slavery
of monopoly."
That was the cry of the united
business Interests of Portland before
the Oregon legislature.
A railroad from Boise through
central Oregon to Coos Hay wns the;
slogan of thoBe who control the com
mercial destinies of the metropolis
of the Northwest. i
Chairman Campbell of the legisla
tive delegation. Invited the leaders to
remain over, last night and help
frnmo up the amendment to tho con
stitution to be submitted to the peo
ple nt the next election.
It Is now up to the legislature to
pass the McArthur bill under which a
commission of nine of the strongest
men of Oregon will go to work to un
lock central Oregon and open a way
acrcms the state to the Pacific ocean.
Action by the legislature will be
followed by four sessions of the Ore
gon nnd. Idaho Development Con
gress, beginning at llolse. February
26-27, followed at Ontario, La
Grande nnd Hums.
Delegation from Portland: Wil
liam MncMaster, W. H. Ayer, Herman
Wittenberg. A. II. Devera. C. E. S.
Wood. J. N. Teal, Henry Hahn. M.
O. Mu nly. C. F. Adams. Kd. Khrman,
.1. A. Keating. William Hanly. F. S.
Stanley, A. M. Drake, C. S. Jackson,
C. W. Hodson.
The legislative hearing was held
In room three, first floor of the State
House and many legislators were
present.
HtrnlKbt Talks From Hlg Men.
Mr. MacMasters presented the dele
gation from the Portland Chamber of
Commerce. Chatrinan Campbell of
the committee on resolutions, called
up the resolution to amend the con-
liADIKN 8HOK HH1MNO TAKUm.
Ijidles' shoes tthlncd or polished by
an expert. Old shoe made to look
llk new one. Satisfaction guaran
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Shoe Store. Fred Dennis, Prop. dtf
Save Money by Ituylng Chamber
lain' Cough Itemetly.
You will pay Just as much for a
bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Hem-
dy an for any of the other cough
medicines, but you save money in
buying It, The saving is In what you
get, not what you pny. The sure-to-
Mire-you quality Is In every bottle of
this remedy, and you get good results
when you take it. Neglected colds
often develop serious conditions, and
when you buy a cough medicine you
want to tie sure you are getting one
that will cure your cold. Chamber
inln'a Cough Itemedy always cures.
Price 25 and f0c a bottle. For sale
by Hamilton Drug Co.
Btltutlon to enable the state to aid
and encourage the construction of
railroads.
Col. C. E. S. Wood pointed to a big
wall map to show that Eastern Wash
ington was criss-crossed with rail
roads, and filled with big cities, while
eastern Oregon was vacant. Three-
fouths of the state was practically
undeveloped. Harriman would not
build. Portland had not enough cap
ital. The state alone could act.
Portland capitalists, manufacturers
and business men, the Orange and
the farmers generally were back of
this movement. He read from the
book on railroads by Governor Lara
bee, of Iowa, to show that state-aided
and state-controlled railroads were
practical, were profitable and success
ful. It made a tremendous ImpresBion
on the large audience. The people
had the same credit and resources
that Harriman had, and could use It
with tremendous force If they want
ed to, and that was what they were
now up against.
Henry Wittenberg spoke for the
manufacturers and business men of
Portland. They wanted markets, and
this battle was the battle for self
preservation. How many times had
they been handed splendid promises.
At the present rate of construction
our children nor our children's chil
dren will see a railroad Into Coos
Bay. Any partnership with Harri
man In central Oregon was hopeless
of results. He proposed that the peo
ple of this state help themselves.
Harri man's representatives pretended
that they would hurt Portland trade
If they built railroads where they
were projected. Help us to help our
selves. Here Is a country of 45,000
square mHea, rich In every resource,
but shut out of the markets of the
world.
Henry Hahn, the wholesale grocer.
spoke for the Chamber of Commerce.
His traveling men go into every
county of three states and report the
need of railroads. More than 1 2
years ago the O. R. & N. began to pro
mise railroad extensions, but not one
had materialized. The only line
the Shanlko branch was not built
by Harriman, but bought by him af
ter It was found to be profitable.
Harriman- had plenty of money to
obstruct but none to construct. Keep
out of my preserves, says Harriman.
My preserves are eastern and central
and southeastern Oregon. I spend
nothing In Oregon. I only collect
tolls. I am not on earth to give you
transportation, but stagnation.
A. H. Devers dropped a few words
In the scale as to the advisability of
this resolution. He advocated the
spending of five or six million dollars
to break up tho Isolation of Interior
Oregon if we had to do It with the
dynamic force of public opinion.
J. N. Teat thought the state had
the right to help themselves. The
port of Portland bonds were a Ken
on every dollar of property In that
port district. In the same way a
stute-alded railroad, built on the
pledged credit of a district or state,
was a Hen Just as good.
The fundamentaJ proposition un
derneath It all was the idea that the
people could not be shackled and
POLES
or eonlr.gn. In tii
Beat Tor
The Bowel
ineoowfn
No at
old In balk. Tho tannine Ubl'l atampwt 0 00.
Quranlaad to ir or your "m bk.
Sterling Remedy Co., C .ictgo or N.Y. $03
ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES
prohibited from helping thomselTes.
Ia the long run the people bad prof
ited from every effort to help them
selves. Submit this to the people,
sod let them say shall we be shack
led forever. There Is a growing ten
dency to concentrate all railroads in
a few handa. Shall tbe public con
trot the transportation systems, or
shall the few monopolists control the
public. This waB the poser Mr. Teal
put to tbe committee, A large part of
Oregon Is paralyzed. Tbe people
have the power and the means to
build their railroads and aM they ask
of the legislature is the right to ex
ercise this power. The point has
been reached where the Individual
could not undertake railroad building
with any hope of success. It would
pay Oregon to build roads, and give
them to the people to operate free
gratis. Tbe building of highways
had made all nations great and the
railway was the modern highway.
Complete Program Outlined
At the close of the hearing before
tho legislative committee of the
house and senate, the chairman In
vited as many of the Portland dele
gation as could remain over to stay
and help perfect the amendment to
the constitution, under which the
work of the development will be un
dertaken. The committee remaining
were Messrs. MacMaster, Ayer, Wood,
Teal, Adams and Hodson, of Port
land; Wm. Hanley, of Burns; W
3. U'Ren, of Oregon CHy and Col. E
Hofer, of the Oregon and Idaho De
velopment congress. The Joint reso
lution was perfected and reported to
the legislature today. It was the
unanimous desire of all present that
both the amendment and the McAr
thur bill authorizing the governor to
appoint the citizens' commission of
nine Portland business men, be put
through both houses without delay,
so that immediate action can be bad
from the Idaho legislature, now In
session, and then put the biggest men
and all tbe power of both states be
hind the program for breaking up the
blighting grasp of a system that will
not do anything to develop Oregon,
and keeps all others from doing any
thing to develop It.
Many Sleepless Nights.
Owing to a persistent cough, relief
found at last.
"For soveral winters past my wife
has been troubled with a most per
sistent and disagreeable cough, which
invariably extended over a period of
several weeks and caused her many
sleepless nights," writes Will J. Hay
ner, editor of the Burley, Colo., Bul
letin. "Various remedies were tried
each year, with no beneficial results.
In November last the cough again
put In an appearance and my wife,
acting on tbe suggestion of a friend,
purchased a bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. The result was. In
deed, marvellous. After three doses
the cough entirely disappeared and
has not manifested Itself since." This
remedy is for sale by Hamilton Drug
Co.
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