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Newspaper Page Textr - v 1' . y v. ' v, .'.; A EVENING 'ROSEBURG REVIEW wl" be n'rJr to cut up the largo GIRL SWALLOWS POISON L.' WIMUUKLY. ranches luto small places, devoted to lBDrvn nihv irrrm oiimtiv fruit-growing and Intensified farm- " "1 ,,v ,lng. And this can only be done by BEVIEW I'UBUHHINO OOMPAN1 I'A8, Uu"?'n JL'l'J"?? n iiivu viti irnvv ins iiini ncio at iiic very doors of the farmer. Small farm lug will not pay when carried on at a considorablo dfHtauce from the rail road town which Is relied upon for a market. The country ByflteniatlLlly devel oped aloiiK the linen nuKKt'tttcd will brliiK factories with their attendant payrolls by creating a demand for the products they turn out. Dense population, engaged In prosperous pursuits, wilt In turn make large cities where there will be plenty of employment for worklnginen WoHtern Oregon has reached a stage where railroad development seems an absolute necessity, and to that end It seems to us the greatest energies of our boosting organlza Uons should be directed. . DAILY Per year, by mall $3.00 Per month, delivered GO Per week, delivered 15 BEMI-WEEKLY Per year $2.00 SU month 1.00 MAY 6. 194D. - Are you preparing to participate In the Strawberry Fair next week? That would be a good time to celebrate the beginning of Koseburg'g street pav ing work, too. Business fs the Important feature with everybody nowadays. The adva are the business part of any live newspaper, and ir you fail to read them you aro overlooking valuable business opportunities that will often save you more than tm price of year's subscription. Read the busi ness news as well as the other departments. Coos Hay's railroad movement If certainty getttlng attention through the newspapers of the state. That re gion has 11 volume of resources too great to be kept bottled up much longer. One Important lesson the people of the Bay have learned, anil that Is that they can expect nothing from Mr. Harrlman In the way of railway communication. He may be expected to got busy," however. soon as they start a lino of their own, as Is now being agitated. Have you any blooded livestock? If so, bring It In during the Straw berry Fair next week. There'll be Jots of people here and when It comer to a display of blooded animals everybody liken to be "shown." Do you realize that a vast portion of out own people don't really know how much high class, pure blooded live stock thoro Is In this county. II every owner will exhibit only on specimen tho result will be amunluh ing but each Is invited to brlnp more. The Eugene Commercial Club ha: passed a strong resolution In opposi tloo to tho proposed rcfereiului agalnst the Oregon Agricultural Col lege. The club "goes on record a: opposing Bald referendum, and wll use all honorable means to pruvvii the Invoking of said referendum aiu favors all necessary appropriation) for the maintenance of said college.' Continued wrangling has killed al the state normal schools, und now ai utvprogresalve element wants to des troy the colleges. Such a spirit he longs to tlie dark ages not to th twentieth century. Since the Hoseburg street pnvlin bonds are posltlvoly to be sold am. accepted before the end of this week wouldn't It bo a good plan to htm Manager Archatnbeuu, of tho Warrei Construction Co., here at that Unit and got the paving contract signed ui at once by all parties, so tho actua work on the streets, preparatory foi the paving, can be commenced next wofjk? We understand this contract has already boon signed by tho War ren people, who are to put in tho bl tullthlo pavement, and tho curhlngs. and It only awaits the signatures ol the city otllclals. Yet It would doubt less be a good plan to have tho pav ing company's representatives pres ent also, as it might obviate any fur ther dolays before tho work Is com menced. A big rock crusher should be put In place next week and sot to Work grinding out material white tin eubgrndes are being built and tfir curbing put In place. This curbing must be built considerably In advance ot the paving, so as to thoroughly harden before tho material of which the paving Is constructed Is rolled firmly Into place by a heavy steam roller. It has been about a year and a half since this street paving move ment was started now let's have no further delays, but got tho work under way and have h mlto or two of fine, modern streets built before the end of the present year. Thfs Is tho way the Albany Ilemo crat discusses boosting and boost ers: "A big crowd of boosters nre at Eugene today talking over the best boosting methods, with. a view of a general promotion for the entire state regardless of locality, a for ward movement all along the line, under modern methods. Perhaps no where In the world aro better profes sional boosters than In Oregon. Tom Klchardson ranks at tho head, and 'here are others. Hartog. of Eugene. Is a regular publicity fiend, a man who does things with, a brass band on -ivory corner and everybody shouting, from the youngest kid to tho "older! maid In town for tho place ho is paid to boost. It Is an era of advertising, and publicity is tho watchword. Al bany will continue to be in the swim." SyHAMlEKKO KT.MTfc'H MONfr'i' OH AFFINITY. OLYMPIA. Wash., May . On fic titious and forged vouchers, which hv Induced Governor Mead und State Auditor C. W. Clausen to approve, Ortla Hamilton, formerly of Colfax and SpokniH), secured while adjutant general and spent personal ly between $20,000 and $r0,000 of Btnte military funds, according to a partial confes sion made to Governor May und At torney General Hell hero this after noon. Hamilton Is now tnctiKtody of the shorlfl here In defnult or $10,000 bonds, having been arrested on com plaint of the uttoruey general's of fice on the charge of larceny of state moneys. Tho state expects to make good $20,000 of his shortage from 'ho Na- lonal Surety Company of New York. by which Hamilton was bonded to 'hat amount. Having absolute confidence in Hamilton's honesty, Mead and Claus en audited Hamilton's vouchers in n porfunctory manner, so whei. the ad jutant general sought a means of se curing funds to" -upend upon his nf- llnlty ,it whs easily discovered. KAWMIIjIjN AMI K:SvCMttW BECAUSE KEPT AT HOME. PORTLAND, Or., May 6. Ida Hansen, a pretty girl of 16 years, when refused permission to join a party of young friends who had ar ranged an outing for last night and had Invited Miss Hansen to attend, swallowed carbolic acid and died al most before a doctor could be called to the homo. The act was committed with a haste and Impetuosity which was startling and so shocked the dead girl's mother, who was virtually M witness, that she la seriously 111. Considering her daughter unusual ly headstrong but not to the degree that she would resort to such an ex tremity when not given her way, Mrs. Hansen determined yesterday to put a stop to her associating with a num ber of youug people of whose de meanor she did not approve. Atter the midday meal the young girl asked her mother If she might go out last night. Mrs. Hansen talked kindly to her and gave her some good advice, ending by telling her that she would not allow her to go. Without saying a word, the girl walked Into the bath room, closed the door, took the bottle of acid and swallowed the contents. WOKK TO BE lU'KHKM OX FA Hi BUILDINGS. Eugene Guard: The county and district fair committees aro very act ive just now and will continue to be so until the fair comes off next Sep tember. This morning the building committee rode out to the grounds In Cal Young's Kamblor auto and decid ed upon tho exact location of the grand stund, and work oil the struc ture was begun immediately after ward. It will be located on the south side of the track, a couple of hundred feet west of the east end. It will be built square with the track, so as to give everybody In the stand an equal show to see the horses at the start and also at the finish. Some of the committee argued that It should he located In Buch a manner that at tho flnlwh all could see the horses with out gutting up out of their seats, but this arrangement would preclude a good view of the start. The grand stand will be J 44 reel long by 4G feet wide, and will seat over 1000 persons. It can be enlarg ed If found too small. The stone for the pavilion, which will be a commodious affair, has al) been delivered and work on the struc ture will be commenced at once. The track is in good condition, rt rain or a good sprinkling Is neeid, as tho ground Is cracking. It vas agreed this morning that a sprlkler should bo hired for a row ijya to wet the track down and platfj It in good condition. if The fair association will at once place on the market a number of lots in the Fair GroundB addition wnicn have not been offered for sale before This is for the purpose of raising more funds for the fair CATHOLIC AGREEMENT NOT ENFORCED BY LAW. I 8T. LOUIS, Mo., May 5. Stipula tions made before marriage by which one or the other party agrees to per mit the education and religious train ing of any offspring that may be born after marriage In a given religious faith, cannot be enforced by law. Judge Matthew (J. Reynolds yesterday handed down a decision to this effect. This decision, said by attorneys to be the first of its kind, holds to be of no effect In law one of the cardinal prin ciples, of the Catholic church which requires non-Catholics who marry Catholics to sign an ante-nuptlal con tract giving control of the religious education of any children born of the mariage to the Catholic parent to the union. Circus thfe Greater Kind ROSEBURG Wednesday, May 19. SELLS-FLOTO Gua - Menagerie -Hippodrome Wild West J0O"-iiTMTUIt4 'SUPERB, 8EXSAT10HAL ANT STUfEKDOUS 8UIPM8ES-100 SO-GHA- fM AEUtUST IN THE AIR AT ONE TIME 4 w u nsmun wiud i a rtarunmau AT OICE-20 10HIHAIPI3N EQUES TUMI 10 89-010 WN8 iAKIHB fBOLS OP HE MOTHU IT THE MKTME-MM-1-'HUM ACTS AT ONE TME-20 ws wildI BEASTS EVERT CUML Kills to Stop Hip Pkruutd. Tbo worst f e for 12 years of John Deyo, of Glrdwln, Mich., was a run ning ulcer. Ho paid doctors over t40fr without benefit. Then Buck- Ion's Arnica Salve killed, the ulcer and cured l'lin. Cures Kever-Sores, llrlla. Felons, Eczema, Salt Rheum. Infallible for Piles. Burns. Scalds CurtB, Corns. 25a at rll dnigg.ats. CJAl.Ii B X)UTT WAMFUMT. PAYS TO ADVKItTISK CITIKS Discussing tho organized publicity work of Spokane and the vast amount of free advertising given by the news papers there, the Traverse City. Mich.. Evening Hecord sayB: "Carping and criticising are some times much easier than prabtlng and commending. Hence tho newspaper, that radiate cheerfulness and hope and trust and faith In tho city and Its welfare and continually bring forth Its good pw!'. must bo published In a city where such thlngB aro worth while." ' The same paper declares that muni cipal advertising brings results, "and these results would become, apparent were the local papers to take to ham mering the city." And the Spokesman-ltevlew says: "Of course It pays. No ope ever goes Into a city or-growing town who has not previously heard of It. rubllclty la some form or other Is as neces sary to the settling up of new Inndr and the building up of young towns and cities as the planting of seed Is necessary to the harvesting of crops. "People who think that publlcll work la not needed for the fuller de velopment of a new country cannot have given tho subject consideration. Advertising has built every city in this broad western country." The Kugeue Guard agrees with thote editorial opinions, but inclines to the belief that Oregon Is becoming very thoroughly advertised and peo ple are coming here by the thousand from the at. What we need to do now Is to turn our attention specific ally to the development of the coun try In order to take care of these homes eekers. providing homes and employment for them. To do this It KAMl.OOPS, B. C. May G. Hun dreds of thousands of dollnrs in prop erty was destroyed und scores of ranchers forced to lleo for their lives is the result of a disastrous brush fire that swept tho country from Notch Hill as fnr west as Three Vnllev. and south from Sicamous as far as Ver non. Among Iho losses nro two lart:e sawmills. Sloth of wl'lch wore totally onsumed In the wall of flame that Hwept over tho land. Tho big Cnrlln mill, located between Tappena Sid ing and Notch Hill, wns wiped out, with a loss of $7.1,0110, ns wns also tho ('nrrlgnn mill on Salmon ltlver, valued at $:ir.000. Barns and houf.es fell a prey to tho flru and many head of cattle were lost, while innny settlers had to leave everything and hasten to savo their lives. White It Is Impossible to estimnle the total losses, It Is knotvn they will Faoae 2211 foe unythtiif IB the reach nearly half a million dollars In baking Hue fret eellvnry. Uinpqua the vicinity of Salmon Arm. Bakery. H. Guest, nronr. DTK Notice Is hereby plvnti all parties holding county wnrratUa Issued by Douglas County, Oregon, und en dorsed "Not nnld for want of funds' prior to and Including the 2nd day of May, 1!08, to present the aame to the county treasurer of said county for payment, as Interest will ceaBC thereon aftor the date of thlB notice. Dated at HoBeburg. Oregon, this :6th day of April. 1009. J. B. SAWYERS, Treasurer of Douplas County, Oregon. daw Wild Ah You Do you feel weak, tired, despondent, hivo frwmmK kl lobe, coated tongue, bitter or bad taste in morninj, "heart-burn," belchinjj o( in, acid riiinjjt in throat after eatinjl, stomach gnaw or burn, foul breath, dizzy spells, poor or voriabl appetite, nausea at titles tnd kindrej symptoms P 1 you bar any eotttl.tleruMe number of the bovo symptoms yon are suffering from bitlott.f ness, t'orpid lirer with Indigestion, or dyspepsia. Dr. Pteroe'a Golden Median! Disoorery is made up of the most valuable medicinal, principle kuown to medical science for the permanent cure of such abnormal conditions. It I m most e fficient lirer inviftordtor. stomach tonic, bowel regulator end nerve strenfthener. The "Golden Medical Discovery" is not a patent medicine or secret nostras), hill list of Its ingredients being printed oo its bottle-wrapper and attested under oath. A glsnoe at these will show that it oontaias bo alcohol, er harm ful bihit'formiiig drugs. It is a fluid extract made with ptiro, triple-refined glycerine, of proper strength, from the roots of Native American medieel, forest plants. World's Dispensary Medical Associativa, Props., Buffalo, N. V. Base Ball Goods Fishing Tackle Sporting Goods A COMPLETE LINE AT S. K. SYKES' ? .x 1 ffcxi5fc.357X5oai ),rr -f-5w rain mk?w rtfAitl ar j k 5ocUJ PermiMtoB of UA H CoTerameat-DIiMtrale, 9, iW WU.Vat FREE STREET PARADE Moving In Mi- tstic Uttcs; Under IrrUiXtnt Sheen of t IfiM Shlmmtrinf Btn ntr,-IO:lO A. U. Free EzhtUllon on Shorn lot on Ani. vl of Pit tit 10 Acrtt of Wtierproof Tents-Come, Rttn of Shint-2 ShovJ Dtilh- Al if noon W MfhU SBBBUSEMOfilArf fERFMIIIB tIMtn . fRt HORSE SHOW I CafnwSBeiatihlWaM r i'j ut TMHiunrr n s vtiut sin ami rW OHHIOK M (U littJMNBiMI MUI 500 Great Big Circus Stars 500 A WIIITK CITY OF I'KHFKt'T TKXTS WHKRK NOVELTIES OF RARE EX(IUI,I,EXCE A 1110 1'ltESENTEI). TKe Armour Grays THE MOST ATTRACTIVE FEATURE SEEN WITH ANY CIRCUS The T?nm?Tx.r MARIE MEERS Great iNeiSOn railHly FJLORA BKDSNI HIIODA KOYAIVS MKNACJK MAUVKl.S; CLOWNS IN (iREAT XUM RKItS; I'AHAIIK OP IA RVELOI S RKAITY To l'ci foriimiifcB Dnlly, at a aad S I. !.; IHwrs Open One How Karilcr. SEE THE ANIMALS AND HEAR THE UIG BAND. Reserved Seats on sale at Agee's Book Store NO AIVA.rlv HtR.T.S. Get You Screens In early. It promlsea to be a great fly year. Supporo you come here and order them now. We have them for any sized door or window. Or If you prefer to make them yourself we havo the moulding, the wire cloth, the tacks, the hammer and the hinges. All at a reasonable price. The J. G. Hook Co. Koseburg, Oregon. Quality In The Rambler That quality of refinement, In workmanship and material which dominates every detail of tho new Rambler Is most apparent when It Ib compared, part for part, with cars costing (hundreds and thou sands of dollars more. The perfection of every detail of thW automobile can be attrib uted to that Infinite care and pride In his work which every Rambler mechanic brings to his Individual task. Tho selection, Indifferent to cost, of the materials used and the finished skill applied to fashion ing each pa.-t stamps the Rambler as a car of character. The Rambler Spare Wheel, Offset Crank-Shaft, and other exclus ive Rambler features are but evidences of our constant effort to pro vldtt for the comfort airtl satisfaction of Rambler owners. H. W. Althaus & Sons Cor. Cass & Rose Sts., Thone 1441 Roseburg, Ore. PITTSBURG GRAFTERS RECEIVE SENTENCES. PITTSBURG, Pa., May 5. "Sen tences were Imposed today on sevtt persons convicted within the last few weeks in the municipal graft cases, as follows: W. W. Ramsey, former National Bank president, convicted of bribery, one year and six mouths' imprison ment and a fine of $1UU. Captain John F. Klein, councilman, two years and a fine of $1000 on brib ery conviction and one year and six months on the conspiracy conviction. Joseph C. Wasson and William Brand, former councilmen, each one year and six months and a fine of $500, for conspiracy. H. M. Itolger, botelkeeper, two years and a fine of $500 for bribery. Charles Colbert and John Colbert, convicted of attempting to bribe a Jury in the Rnmsey case, two years and a fine of $500 each. WIRE AND NAILS CHEAPER. YOliNGSTOWN. O.. May 5. The Mnerlcan Steel and Wire company announced cuts today of $4 on wire nails and $4 to $6 ou various grades of wire. With the gradual reduction of $7 to $9 In these products, the large Independent concerns wfll fol low suit. .J Smashes All Record. As an all-round laxative tonlo and health-builder no other pills can com pare with Dr. King'B New Life Pills. They tone and regulate stomach, liver and kidneys, purify the blood, strengthen the nerves; cure Consti pation, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Jaun dice, Headache, Chills and Malaria. Try them. 25c at all druggists. For ua-to-date rooma and board. Inqulr. at J. B. Poole's, 112 Brock way St., or Phont 22i. dmlt Are You Looking For A FRUIT FARM? If so. here Is a chniice for you to secure one; only 3-4 mile from depot, in Koud live town with cradnl schools, banks, telegraph, express, hotels, ntnres, etc. As Rood fruit land as any ill Douglas County and Douglas County has some ns good fruit lund as any lu Oregon 80 acres la cultivation, of which 7 acres Is In commercial, bearing orchnrd, consisting-of apples, peaches, cherries and prunes; 11 acres In wheut; buuuice in bay. The land Is rolling and, therefore, drnlmme Is perfect; thero are two wells, and u creek runs through the pluce. Good house, built last Full, on slight elevation, affording splendid view of the town and whole valley. Iirge frame burn, ou good foundation, Willi stalls on one side for 4 horses and 10 cows and room for as many more on tho other side; bins for grain, driveway lart;e eaouuli for load of liny; mows or lofts for many tons of loose hay; place for buggies, etc. The pluce is well fenced and cross-fenced. In fact, this Is a first class, up-to-date place. Tho title is perfect; will furnish abstract of title and give Warranty deed. Cash or terms. Possession may be hud at once, which includes this year's crop good income the first year.. Stock mid implements may be liad, reasonable, if wanted. For otliur Information or particulars ns to location, etc., call on or write, M. M. SI I LI. Hit, Cure The Review, ItOSKIlUKG, OREGON. - . - ....jijl.L- 1 JLU- ---I jllUmtlHIIIIHIMII Byer's Patent Flour Have you tried Byer's Patent Flour?. This is a flour made from Eastern Hard Wheat. Every sack Guaranteed. Try One iSack and if nott Satisfactory, Money Refunded. Good Flour Good Bread. We urge you to try this flour. We have tried a number of brands, but this one we can GUARANTEE. Harness & Johnson 1 Sheridan Street DISTRIBUTORS Phone 1031 iMmimmnmitiiiMiiiMMiiniHimHinH HHMMHtMtl NEW SPRING STYLES WEAR GOOD SHOES Th. Ne'w Spring Shoes comprise the greatest variety of shapes ani sat. terns reproduced from tbe naweBt New York and Paris custom models: Spanish, uban, French, military and the walking keel; high arch ana medium; "spring" last aad Bat last; dainty, alegaut ana lat ui solid, Btoiky and maaaish; calf, kid. russett, patent, enamel. R. L. STEPHENS, The Shoe Specialist a iuuoiTis ur.ALirjii jfl plain; FOOT-WEAR. Now is the time to use " Cultivators" If you've got one, use it If you hav'nt got one, Get it NOW. All kinds at J. F. Barker & Co's. Implements and Vehicles Roseburg, Oregon.