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EVENING ROSEBUKO REVIEW 1S9LEO DAILY EXCE1T SUNDAY REVIEW l'l' HUMMING COMPANY L. WIMUKRLY. DAILY Per year, by mail 13.00 Per month, delivered 60 Per week, delivered lu 8EMI-WEKKLY Per year 2.00 SU months 1.00 MAY H, 1IXIU ,.4..4.4...4.4.4.4.4.. A uiogriosT. It Is til u desire of our clti- 4 sens that every CJrocor lu our 4 city secure and place in ills 4 window In an attractive niun- 4 ner a fine exhibit of DoukIuh 4- Counly Strawberries, and keep 4 this exhibit on display during 4. our Strawberry Carnival, May 4. 13, 14 and ID. 4 j i 5 i j , BTKAWIIICItllY KAIH NOTKH. Band? Yea, a brass band. Wait and nee. We'll ahow you one May 13, 14 and 16. Watch the windows for announce ments for premiums for that decor ated Auto. Let everyone do all In their power to make this truly a arand and glor ious Festive Occasiou, May 13, 14 and 16. Do you own one? An auto? Yes! Then ask somebody how you can do . something interesting on Merchants' Day, May 15, It might be a nice display of pat riotism for ovory merchant In our city to neatly and uniquely place some symbolical decorative effect in each window for the Strawberry Car nival, May 13, 14 and 16. Itepcat It. we say. May 13, 14 and 1G. Some very valuable animals will be In Koscburg, May 14. Thorough breds from Kurope, and from Oregon. It you do not think Douglas County can produce some fine Htuff and "do liver tho goods" come to our Straw berry Carnival, and If "ye hall fruni MlBBourl wo'll show ye; see!" All Auto Drivers please consider this: Owing to tho fact that May 14 will bo Livestock Day, and wo arc promised some very valuable nnlimilr for show purposes, wo are going t ask you to assist protect Uioso high bred, nervy fellows that cannot be como reconciled to your nmderi chug-chug conveyances, and koo your autos out of sight during th parade that day. On Saturday, Ma' 16, thu streets are for tho Auto flond' and you can have a very Important part In the display. Ask the com mittee for details. In asking clear streets for tho stock (how, May 14, It Is not tho desire to Impose upon any one's Utterly, but to solicit the aid of overy person to pro toct tho lives of women and children and also the property of ho who owm a class of animals that represents thousands of dollars. It Is not thr fault of those spirited nnimnls that they cannot become reconciled to our modern "racket wagons." High breeding for generations has develop ed an animal that Is verily a bundle of norvos. He does not frighten be cause of desire to be naughty, hut ni man would run from a wild auininl o would our track horses lire from an auto-anlmal. Let us give hill1 room May 14, and he will give us all the Btreets, May 15. OltKdON NBtyflt The United States Katlonut Hank is to eroct ft 6-sfiiry steel building In Salem this summer, and the Masonic lodge of that city Is planning to fol low it with a 7-story steel temple, us ing the two upper floors for lodge purposes and renting the remalmici of tho building for a modern hotel. L. 11. tleer, state land agent undoi the administration or his cuuhIh. llov. T. T. (leer, and an Oregon pioneer of 1847, died near Salem, Friday. May 7, aged 64 years. Jacob Kessler, a Portland horse buyer, wan sandbagged and robbed or over $535 at Umatilla, Krlilny even ing. There Is no clew to tho Men tlty of the thllRS. A bulletin has Just been Issued b the Oregon Valley Land company, an nounclug September . me'.!, as the opening date of the 3(10.0011 acres ol land comprising a part of the old Oregon Military road In ml grant In southern Lake, Harney and Kluinath counties. NKW !Kl"OT AT CLKM1AI.K WITHIN' SIXTY DAYS SALEM. Or., May 7. Cenernl frUnagcs O'Brien, of the O. H. ft N.. has advised the railroad commission that tho company tie-in's to begin the erection of a new depot at Clendale. ' within riO days. The comnuinlc:ition atated also that larger yards and grounds will he purchased. The commission is a; t'omstock to day. hearing a case against the S P company regarding the erection of a depot at Curtln. CALL KOH COI'NTY WAKKANTS. Nolle Is hereby given all parlies holding county warrants Issued by Doutlaa County, Oregon, and en dorsed "Not paid for want of funds" prior to and including the 2nd day f May. 190S. to prewint the same to the county treasurer of mid county far Dayment. as Interest will cesae thereon after h date of this notice. Dated at noseburg, Oregon, this SSth day of April, 10. J. E. SAWYERS. - - Treasurer of Itouglai County, Oregon. daw l The grape j reader of m fruit sit illustration 2s to remind the the fact that this healthful o Royal iU ingredient. From duef drives those prime qualities which make it unique a a raising agent, a favorite with all who do- Royal is mad from TWO MUN l'TtJHT FATAL Dl'KL IN LINN WNTY. Ouo Sent for (iirl, ht lullel lo lu on llunil mid Oilier fttjcowltf Her to His Curitfty). ALBANY. Or., May 7. WlllUm llervo and Henry Sullivan shot each other In a pistol duel at (linen, on the Corvallls & Eastern railroad. 3D miles east of Albany, today, and both will probably die. Trouble over a girl arose between tho two men a Week ago, and both began shooting iphen they first met this morning, eacii 1 man firing three shots before ho fell. I Hervo was shot through the stiim ach, the bullet going clear through the body. Sullivan was struck in the right side of the neck, the bullet ranging downward, and lodging in his body, it is said thiTit Horve can not possibly live, nid thQt there are small chances for Sullivan's recovery. Aconllng to the story told by peo ple of tlntes to T. M. Humphrey, mail clerk on the Corvallls jstern ryll- road, who reached Albany tonight, Horve sent for a girl from fttimsvlllo. Marion county, to como to Gtes and met him. The girl enme. but through some misunderstanding llervo foiled to meet the train. Sullivan met the Slrl n dates, aconllng to the story receiv ed here, formed an acituOlnlance with her and took her with him Into the Cold Creek mining district. This iccurred about a wceQ ago, and Herve, learning of the whereabouts of the girl, swore vengeance on Sulli van. Nino yenrs ago Sullivan as con victed of a crime against Ills sister, and was senteni9-d to serve 10 years in the Oregon penitentiary. Five years ngo he was pardoned on the belief that ho was conlmy'tlng con sumption. llervo Is of Spanish descent, and Is nbout 31 yearH old. lie aKEioyH claimed to be a brother-ln-la of Krlckson, formerly proprietor of n big North End resort In Portland, saying his sister Is Erhison's Q'lfe. Ihougli llervo cPPears to have been tho aggrosBor In this tracedy, ho Is said to have borne a much bet ter reputation In the (Jr.t3 roufytrp than the man he shot. Hemember the StiGvX'berry Vestlvat and get your boners painted t 1). P. I' lsher s paint shop on Oa St. dlsii ? Marshlleld Tillies: ,1. II. WmagrS and J. K. Clnrk, of l&arshlleld. )lio recently secured an electric light and railway franchise from the Coillllc Ity council, have secured a franchise from the Coob county commissioner to use the county road between I o- tullle and the Douglas county lino for an electric railway right of $ny. The unuouucemenl thai they had secured this franchise came 0s SMrprlsg s was nol known that th?y ililri.il It; lu fact, BSr. Clai staled hers few weeks ago that (lit! ft-opl bue$- leg li 1 111 illd nol care to build an In- j leilitan line to ItoschuiQ. Just ho are bin-kltiK .Mr. Chirk and 'Mr. S0111- ers, they have not revealed, I '..IS 27W Jkmtkm Ilcadcf Ufi & man who hJRi a tv5i$ sifid iieFSfSc-itd stovplch BivJ who he.t t properly difst his md ipitl kihmi and that hit blood heit beeefme week and itnpoveril4j, ftt &t vhvln body is iitfrtRtKy aiTd lotuPjoieutly nouriklt. 1st. BifiG&tihQ ea&AjSHP momma pitspoi-iutrv fiiekoe rie UvDsifcA aYntin. pnitrytttit tb (low df (llileatlve i'fcos, n&txiws tho IH&t mpize'.tft.e, miaVttK aamloillatlvn noit-Kscr, iciriorres rjie and purlfU'u nnff oircorite f-Ae M?f. tit fci ffte fl.;re,af boiofo?mLfti &Hh'buUVw and Ec-3$$e.trji' neri-o ri?pfc. It mnk jv.mii atroQU tia SZti?$ at&Jv ga niitnrd aiajl coisf tit Jiuidtit'nt.riiti. This "Discovery" Is r-5."e. glycc;rio (,ttrB3t of !rariciri t$t:Jfijiih t6tir, ahuoliitely Iree Iro'a sk-o'S-J end all Sjurio!!, h;W.t-lori6ii tdfft. Atl tl( inredients srwj prifitvl?. iB hji ?rappra. It l". no rcle.tioririkip n'B sjriib noitniint. Its every inredi is endorsed by tfc& lenders in elT tlie ftboNitlii tfii nedioine. lon't accept a fojjcit rJstru-Si as a substitute, for ths tinfc-proven, remftly OS Noa cofirvTHTioN. Ass vooa nbioiibons. Ty"di(rt kr$)?v mony euree made by it duriril ril 40 yean, riiilit in your orn Q.efrlHHerit-Mil. World's Dinpeioery Mrdicsl !AMH-ial.in, Dr. R. V. Pierce, Priw., Iluffe, N. V. h B '? $ 5 Ball Fishing Tackle Sporting Goods COMPLETE LINE AT S. K. active and the grape riwtL"jiiA n sire the finest, most healthful food. the only Baking Powder Kojai urape) (.ream or 1 arur JmMALLlO'8 I.A.MK Ali.M WINS VO-H O'CONXKLIi. CIiami,I.iii Ciwt'iiti Defeats l'"rcJ litvSI'l at Diflivisr Iliirtll.er JfiiiMilit-htoyn (sitM 11 Ncty l:iicn(,l. SiVLKSI, Or., Way 7. Tonfct fee foro an enthusiastic crowd of fax? at the Grand Opera Homm HMdVo O'Coa nell, of Portland, defiled Jow La StIIIo, of ftuMeno, In two straltit falls. The' hummerlock did tho bwilnnSa. In both Instances. Tho llrst fall 6s In 30 55 KUnut3i the icond in 10 Minutes. Aftor the bout Ln?illo anKotiRQc! that O'Con- noil had tukeu advantno of the fctct thviit LaSclLlle's arm had Kr--on yi'aKtiB ed in the bout at Hngufte some time $no, but that the match In &alenji wa on the Btiunre, tie fet?il no coji plijlut to maiie. Ho chiillontj iitiy '' In the World jt 158 pout)?. O'CojubkII ssib) tht he fysis filling to Hit ll copi ers ttjnder 160 imtuUU'. 7!3'.cfi few cr$B V-HSIS-S. DMNVCH, Colo.. tSlay V- KraS Ciotch ire,"irvcd hi title op chamiilon Prestlor of the porld ljait nhtfht, ijfhen hSi defeated ."r.;el tltfall, the Wixeon on dc'mon,, t-o str-Uit fall. The SrSt occurred lu 2t 'mlnuUft nl 8 seconds. Bcscll' giiou'k!r cw nwr-t In tho fll. Tho jS-cond fill litSI tow thjn minute. Tho blft champion cnur)Eit lc-.'ll up in 111 not. In hlch tliero 110 esc.!, and hurled hlM to the wnii in jtit 30 ttQcoiilt. SEIATTLK, Wwh., May 7 lferraat Snilthson, chiiniiiton hurdler 0$ the t&orld, itw-blUhttd a ni orl' rec ord of 6 '4-6 ocondv for Hns 5-yo lol Kurilloi- M the lnfero art ctfii' r6iorJ) kidrt iTifeftt. bm 0s 2Jl3 'Wit -lWtfl if n &o;-'st fo fcw 15 fmt ttt IS-ye, of C,ld?ln, Hck., v ff Hi -nli lc. Ma jdl 6tos ier i100 f'ltFiout benefit. 'eVea e( loi's Atiilcr Mr fellM the wkr ifid cares, hli. CutH rvtcB-mvm, iS--!lS. Jf!iM, WWBt ftflt .llihaitH. Infilllhlx for Pilot. Burns, &13 Csria Cot !15c t Ml Swiaifistiaf All ifvoAj 4r kStl. MttW-ttue) ot to $Tt, frjfii or camp oa fe H. L. Cheney, glmco, non an the "Hlafbk airrs," os ftoath Bas CraX. agf n. l. cb?S:b. ore. t0c. Hit " Marshfield Ttinlit: Ittputy Game Vl'itrKen (VI W'Urilt K rlved hnt Is protnibly the r.st 4evintr 111 the AI'MI'iifa. efifMltUin t rcwr Coo5 Knv. It I In the fosm of at smt.ll pin try containing the official ftgiT'li-'ui of t?u )t'UI'i add cuinot from hlt ftiu, XtHa, ho nof h4 4. isltj,o on ose of tenirs ply ln$ oat of SJwinttle. 1 Is The Stomach r a : SB 5fe Goods . m lb t; e SYKES PHESBYTEWAV9 PREPARE BROTHERHOOD CONVENTION. Speakers to be of Nuliunul Reputation Muny Delegates are Expect ed to be Present. There will be a great convention of the Presbvterlan Brotherhood lu I Portland, June S and , 1909. All ! the Presbyterian churches of Oregon 1 are belnif asked to send delegates. and It la expected that these will number several hundred. The prin cipal speakers will be men of na tional reputntlon, who will come to the coast following the nier .nS of the General Assonibly at Denver in May. Tho Poftlad tlnjf is but one of four to bo held on the coast, the places and dale bing as follofr: San Kranrltco, .Juno 3 an,l 4; Port land, June 8 and 9: ?t;l". June 10 ami 111 aad mn, July la and 15. Tho Prebytrln BrotHerhood a M),at 9rM WFide tine its nrfniM' tlon a fe? yars fo, t tho thou sands who attend its conventions tes tify. Tho I-'lttsbtira fathering HIM to overHowlii the KtnUtorlutw, which stinl 500. Only nw a-J a-lwlttl to line meeting. It is expectMd that a Brunt linpetu to Pr4ibyturian church work- aa well a th Brotherhoto4 aioveirmnt will mm aa a rowti-lt of th conventions o th cotvst. Tti Promotion Com mittee has opttBied headquarters at ViooRi a 15, h'orontr Building, Port land, aKf. faa-r bm$ftn the work of advertising, th Mvftiita on an eat tonslve spa-lfl. The chalrrna of tK commlttmls In o)i of t-ht PoFtlad tM(fetinK are ! follows: General, P. P. Leche, 550 Williams Aw.; publicity, K. K. Bsueter, offiou iffltln Oraon &1ortuae Co., Wells-arKo felldtf. ; prog-ram, B. A. Tb.vxtor, 443 11th St.; banquet, .Miller Murdoch, office, 823 Hoard of Trado BldH.; finance. John Bain, of Hco Wells-Kargo Bldg.: recoptlon, John Patterson, 315 Cherry St.; ush M- -I- -j. .j. .j. ft - niir King Lear 1 vim One of Shakespear's Greatest Dramas Star Theate To-Night and COMIC fl WCWMS . Illustratetl son "Tioo iMs" MmMm Aduttn If mum, QtMtm l cents. sji if", mi Qudilgln Rambler T3 aini ef reipBs.fSt I ) oilnite vjir ayttfl t It ti coffipawfi. rt S?. Hr, atlna) htdred nd thou- SSiliaolVflol!arsor 35ftlS of fvery detail of this automobile can be attrib uted to tlxji Infinite cfir and prld In his work ?,lch every Rambler ifccchianSti BrD.3, tS hla IndlvldutfM tasA. Thji selection, Inffifferent to coSt. of the materials used and the finished skill applied to fashion ing each part atn-.Jips 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 vide for the comfort and satisfaction of Rambler owners. H. W. Althaus & Sons Cor. Cass & Rose Sts., Phone 1441 ers, John S. Meek, 535 G. 39th St.; music, S. N. Steele, ill jackEon at. All corespondente concerting the Portland convention should be ad dressed to PreBbyterlau Brotherhood Convention, 416 Worcester Block, Portland. An execultve committee for the meetings on the coast has been ap pointed by the National Brotherhood, consisting of Rev. William Hiram Foulkes, D. D., Portland, chairman; President, John Willis Baer, LL. D., Los Angeles: Kev. Mark A. Matthews, D. I)., Seattle; Rev. William Hader, D. D.. San Francisco; Rev. S. Willis WcFaddln, D. D., Spokane. Polgoa OSi R8Sdj. SlartftSeV Druy toct. "if O. W. Otey n Mjmll. Dufur, Or. . Byder, Cheyenne; R. C. Kinft, rtle Cs; TKo. VMclen, Perdue Cha. Letts, S. W. Buell, Grants U'vIk: K. A. Clou and family, fllt vllle. Wah.. er anion the taunts at tk Kowtntrg Hotel Friday. GRIND Laxative Fruit Syrup Pkssant to take The new laxative. Does not gripe or nauseate. Cures stomach and liver troubles and chronic con stipation by restoring the natural action of the stom ach, liver and bowels. Rfuse oubetltutee. Prloe OOe. For sale by Red Cross Pharmacy 4.4,4.4.,4.4.4.4.4.4,4.,- SateMa 9 6.s;! m &&m In ifr. It premlara ta ba rst A; part. ffiNiaees en eoi hen qizA wBja aoa ismsi. W hove tftna for fgaf sW Scj eat lKatn9. K IV ya VOetvt to ULeo fnua&lf we ll-s ne(kKUa, tte tin ttttftt, b lsMa, tb fcamnw aoAidm (ttanje. klit 9 DaM peims. The 1 a Ffaoft Co ork.tianahlp and materfel hlch feswfblT I fccrSt piijrent hn Roseburg, Ore. LOCAL NEWS. Wo, Davidson, president of the Pacific Coast Show Case & Fixture Co., wa3 here from Portland this af ternoon looking after business in hla line. Mrs. Davidson is a niece of Mrs. E. Wimberly, of this city. Get your orders in on time for your Festival sign work. There will sure ly be a rush at Fisher's. Bo on time. dm 12 J. J. Thornton came In from Oak Creek this morning. He tells ub thut Rev. Wm. Thornton, of Springfield, Or., will preach 411 the Oak Creek church, on Sunday, May 16, both morning and evening. everybody cordially invited to attend theBB ser vices. We are Mtssourtans: we take pleas ure In shoHna, vou our many bar- kln'L Give u a chance. The Fair. DTP full lino of FUlilng Tc(jle and :'ortln Oojl. S. K. Syke4. dtt Are You A FRUIT FARM? 1, ..... It- . ..u.,u.a .E.J. HI' W, inil IW J vi'uo a.- Wtm li gfgl Htr mm (truuW iiwm1i, fcsistks, tulKeajHSw p:rcs,i i kutKh, nKipr. ce. A &tA (rait laiiil a any In l-)ugls- County audi I.o:u!a Cottiity Wn aome m aonol frakt liawtsl a cm t 0mgwittO ar.. im rUltiivaiUwiv, at whkli T ai 1 hi emMifcM, a arcliawli, w.n:li.tt iff mi lMih tihwwM Mid raiira M Wheat; balau; In hay. like land as tnlM mH, thrMafott', wkM0j(e ks -rf; UtotKa aBS t.jro wcHs, and a, mrpb trn thsowjli Use i4uwe. (ZmQ hmissie, JiulM e'alli on slljtlrt etewttlon, ffdig apletuUd etow of thw ew' H wtotto vaHwy. Ire fiaiime lnpu, nn goad fattiwlntieiw, u im siWte ti HdSsie1 un. 10 oews and nnom few ns maiy wtnev on. Mine ohi siklkei htos Ins (Pku, dShmwisT IsrOjie eitofti fw lMsjUieif hjr; Me IwtKs-fcia KHsiri tans tit k.utue ha; Vfti tarn hn, eHw. Vhe plf "" aMll r f,.,.iL iu na.L. HMieuAule slw. Wttm -MWki 4tr V4titJS&i Witt f ii liiia sl fclrte mot &lvr WtMtjf O am un. fHiimewinn mm k hdat owe, whM lrs tfcla tmnhi e(iej BMMir inuMttw (be Om axaai. t Mad aieMHiuto' Va BWtt HtmMn it watutett. Jtai oXom tnMtmttiau a fatmtrttUa to VtMttJrtn, xf f JH mHO, St. SI. mtAM., Caa tike tUvkv, Byers Patsnt Flour J fiavc yaw tried : Byet's Patenl flour? This is 9 tout tmit (mm Eastern tlarij Wheat. Every smcH Otmraciteed Try One iGood PlourOaod Bread.; We fit ge you to ity f aatriber o Wau4s, hut tiiis ariies Simifan Stat DISTRIBUTORS Ftwm tm 1 SPRING WEAR 1 SSrhioiuoi comprise the greatest rarlMJi ot jfiaPs atfeVijat teBeprodcd trom th Biyot Ne York and Parlt cugvonumjcfdels: Spanish, .'uba. Preacl, mllltps and ih vslttnt high arch and) raedlu.; "s-priBiy" lwt ss4 Sat last; dainty-, elegant and ligatj aid e.iy mtiit mitatrfiii; caiHf, ktd, ru?.:ctt, patent, eutrue). R. L STEPHENS, The Shoe Specialist kl.ta.VPIT5 DKAUJt C KISE lOOT-WEAK. Now is the time to use "Cultivators If you've got one, use it If you hav'nt got one, Get it NOW. AH kinds at J. F. Barker & Co'sV Implements Roseburg, 1 a. u. jonneon left tb s mornlr.fl 'r Portland on business. Eugene Re,v:r: A divorce was grunted J. W. Baker, former state i.nme warden, against his wife, Mary A. linker, by Judge Harris on Wed nesday No will can be found among Dr. O. E. Smltb-'Tvspers aad yesterday the widow West Smith, was granted letters of admin istration on his estate, which is valu ed nt (14,000, of which about JtKO 1b in personal property and the bal ance In real estate. SmuMio, All Iteconls. As an all-round laxative tonic and hoiiUh-bulltler no other pills can com pare with Dr. King's New Life Pills. They tone and Maulate stomach, llvr 1 and kidneys, purify the blood, cure Const!- itrengthen the nerves iratlou. Dyspepsia, Dlllouinwj, Jam dice, lleadncim, unins ana maiann Try them. 25c nt all trw;i;lK Looking For I c4..Lntt mile,? lAUtWA K'.llll ,111110 'l,lf lll w . &cK and tl this floa. We he tried g, i awt vt en GUARAKTEE. NEW STYLES GOOD 99 and Vehicles : Oregon. Money iMandeA: