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JULY 21, 1IH)tt.
FOUIITH INFANTRY TO IfK
HUOKKN I'P THIS YKAH.
lUwclmrg Mllltluitirii to Huve ChiiiHt
to iSecoine CottNl Artillerymen,
. , , According to , Finn.
POUTLANI. Or.. July 20 How to
comply with tho act of coiigretiB of
January 21, 1 903, retiulrhis tliut ull
National Guurd uHtfocluMoiin atiull In
completed bfore January 21, 1910,
la giving the general uuiff or tho Ore
son National Guard no little concern
The Fourth HuKlment, O. N. O., a
now organized, couhIkIh of two bat-
tallonH of four companies each, and
. under the law to go into effoct next
January one or both of these hattal
lopB must be disbanded or trana
f erred to coaat artlllnry ruservo com
paulefl. It la jiohh lb-Jo to dlBband or
transfer one of theae battulioiw, and
maintain tho other ua a bu pa rule bat
talion, since the law govurnliiK the
regular army recognlzcm a separate
battalion as a completed urbanization
and not as a part of a rcKlment. Hut
two battalions doslgnuted as a regi
ment Is considered by the secretary or
war to be aa incomplete organization,
and therefore will not be ulluwed to
remain a part of tho National Guard
after January 21, 1910,
IncreaHo t'nuMt Artillery Kewerven.
- 1 The policy of the war department
Is to increase the coast artillery re
serve by transferring a portion of the
National Guard Infantry of the three
Pacific states to the artillery branch
of the service or by organizing new
artillery companies In those states.
Bo to meet this requirement of the
war department and at the same time
comply with the statute of January
'21, 1903, It Is altogether probable
that Adjutant General Hnzer will
effect a transfer of at 'least one bat
talion of the Fourth regiment to the
artillery branch of the service with
in the next six months.
. The Fourth regiment Is composed
of eight companies located at the
following stations: Ashland, Hone
burg. Cottage Grove, Albany, 1)uIIuh,
McMinnville and two companies at
Kugene, with regimental hendquur
tera at Eugene.
It wlLI not be the policy of General
Flnzer to arbitrarily require an In
fantry company to transfer to the
artillery service. The wishes of the
Infantrymen will bo commltcd In the
matter, although It may ben neces
sary to muster out of the service
companies that decline to enter the
artillery.
Washing to n Uunrd Increased.
Radical action providing for an
Increase In the artillery branch o
the Washington National Guard has
been taken by the adjutant general
of that state, who has Just Ihbium! an
order requiring all the Infantry or
gaivizatloiiB west of the Cascade
mountains to tnu.wfer Into artillery,
companies in order to comply with
tho demand of the war department,
for the Increase of the coast artillery
reserves.
It Is not believed that such a
sweeping change will be made In the
National Gunrd of Oregon, as has
been ordered by the adjutant general i
of Washington, but it is practically
certain that the next few months will
witness the breaking up of the
Fourth Infantry and the organization
of either four or eight new comimnles
lor the coast artillery reserve.
When seen today Adjutnat Gen-
era) Flnxer declined to state just Uo j
he would proceed In complying witn
. the statute or January 21. l'.HKt. liu'
admitted that It might, become neces
: sary to muster out one battalion of
1' the Fourth Infantry In cose the
' guardsmen declined to enter tho ar
S 4lllery branch of the service, (ien
k: eral Flnzer expressed the opinion
1 that tho war department would be
- greatly pleased and the efllclency of
. tho National Guard largely Increased
by transferring both battalions of
the Fourth Infantry to the coast ar
tillery reserve.
Sres Mother Grow Young.
"It would be hard to overstate the
w underfill change lu my mother sluce
tfbe begaa to use Kleelrlc Bitters,"
writes Mrs. W. I.. Oilpatrlrk. of Dan
forth, Me. "Although past 70 she
seetus really to be growlnc young
again. She suffered untold misery
from dyspepsia for 20 years. At last
she could neither eat, drink nor
ateep. Doctors gnve her up and atl
remedies failed till Kleetrlc Hitters
worked such wonders with her
health. M They Invigorate all vital
organs, cure Liver and Kidney trou
bles, lad nee sleep, impart strength
Bud appetite. Only 68c at all drug
gists. NOTU'K TO THIS ri'lUJC.
ALL persons are hereby warned
against riding or driving over or
across any of the bridges In Dougls
County, at a rate of speed greater
than a walk, as Is prescribed In Sec
tiA 1828. H. ft C. Code of Oregon
relating to bridges, and of Chapter
. 13 of the 190ft Session Laws regulat
ing the use of Automobiles on the
: County Koads within the State of
Oregon.
Violations of which wiU bo prose
cuted as provided by law. and the
several road supervlnors of the
Couuty are hereby Instructed to en
force the law pertalulng to tho vaiue.
Dated at Koseburg, Oregon, June
; 26. 1909.
By order of the County Court.
Q. W. WONACOTT. Judge.
i M. H. RYAN, Consslone.-
LAttwrt: R. H. LKNOX,
County Clerk. liQ.
iiijpi
Owing to the Big Silk,
Linen and Shoe
Sale
It Is announced that the Divided
Ordor of Sewing Circles and LadleB
Conversation Clubs will not meet
tomorrow, at the neighbor's house,
but will take advantage of the Great
Cut Price Closing Out Sale of Black
ami Colored Taffeta Silks, Table and
Fancy Linens, and the final wind-up
of Ladles' Flue Ureas Shoes, at the
H. Murks Co. Store. Special offerings
In these lines tomorrow ought to
bring out the ladies, and they will,
no doubt, secure their full and winter
supply, thereby saving many dollars
on such purchases. The Marks Clos
ing Out Sale is the only busy store
In town these days, and there Is good
reason why it should be so.
KKATTLK PLANH FOB
t'ONSMBVATIOMSTS.
Congress Will be (.l-eiiK'Ht of Kind
Kver Held in World Men of
Note to lie Present.
SEATTLE, Wush., July 20. The
Executive Hoard of the Washington
Conservation Association has about
completed an ehtborute program for
tho First National Conservation Con
gress of the United States, to he held
In the Auditorium of the Alaska-Yukon-Paclfin
Exposition, AukubI
26, 27, 28, 1909. A list of speakers
covering practlcnlly every subject of
national conservation Importance has
been arranged, and scores of promi
nent n from almost every state
In the Union have announced their
Intention of being present.
Among those who have accepted
Invitations to address the Congress
are. Hon. K. A. Balllnger, Secre
tary of tho Interior; Hooker T. Wash
ington, President of the Tuskogec
Institute; Wm. McCnrroM, of the
Public Service Commission. New
York City; C. C. Dickinson, President
of the Carnegie Sterd Trust; W. B.
Kuvannugh, President of the Lttkos-o-the-Gulf
Deep Waterway Commis
sion : James A. Emery, chief coun
sel, National Manufacturers' Associa
tion; Cyrus Northrup, President of
the University or Minnesota, and
Howard Elliott and James J. Hill, the
Why Pay Rent?
When you can Own a Home
for the Same Money?
Loans made on City and farm
property, from $100.00 up to
any amount, at 5 per cent on
long time and easy payments.
Call at office
Ofliro wi(li Iiuk1iih County lb-nl
Klnle i,, t'nwi Street.
Accidentand Health Insurance
"Keen Sportsmen
Never waste ammunition
ON DEAD DUCKS"
Neither do discriminating
housekeepers tear up their car
pets and mattings to cleau
house.
WHY?
Because they can ha'e the
Electric Vacuum Cleaner
do the work in half the
time of the old way.
No Ohm No lllrt No Work
The new way it leas than half
the ripenso of the old and all
you do is look on.
Phono 7S 1 and we will call
with this wonderful machine.
8aCftrg Ste9 Laurgry
great railroad men of the Northwest
The Conservation Congress is the
first of its kind ever held in the Unit
ed States. It will probably elect
delegates to the luternutionul Conser
vation Congress to be heldi at The
Hague the coming autumn. It 1b
tho Ilrst united effort at bringing to
gether oil of tho commercial organi
zations or the United States. The
Washington Conservation Association
and the Seattle Chamber of Com
merce have co-operated and extended
an invitation to ever commercial or
ganization In the larger cities, to
send at least two delegates to the
Congress.
The campaign for this Congress has
gone into every Held of prominence
where men are thinking about conser
vation. Special engraved invitations
huve been sent to presidents of col
leges; ministers of the gospel; state
conservation commissions; governors
of states; United States senators and
representatives; cabinet ofllcers and
heads of departments at the National
capltol.
Tho State Legislature has memor
ialized President Taft and requested
his attendance at the Congress of
Conservationists.
The Auditorium, the largest hall
on the exposition grounds, has been
secured for a three days' session, of
tho Congress, and It Is expected That
standing room will be nt a premium
Alarming Iiu-reuse.
Statistics show that the mortality
from ltrlght's Dtaease and diabetes
litis more than doubled the past ten
yenrs. Many of these cases werethe
result of neglecting enrly symptoms
of kidney trouble that Foley's Kidney
Remedy would have quickly cured.
Tako Koloy's Kidney Remedy for
liai'kai'ho and Irregularities. This
great modlclno strengthens the kid
neys and bladder and you should
tnke It at once and avoid a serious
malady. Mod Cross Pharmacy.
PllOFK.HSIONAU
. IH8. HKHI,V, MKTIIKK STEWART
I Physicians and Surgeons.
Suite of Office Rear Douglas Coun4
ty tin uk minding, Urouud Floor.
Phone 1161.
1 ROSEUURG .... OREGON
GEO. H. HOUCK,
M. 1).
Office In the Review Building, up
stairs. Rooms 13 and 14.
X-Itay and Electrical Treament.
Telephone, Main 81.
R08KBURO - - - OREGON
Offlce llourB: Phones:
10 to 12 a.m. Office Main 1711
2 to 4 p. in. Ttesld. Main 1i21
1)11. MTNTTA SMITH,
Physician
Women and Children Diseases
a Specialty.
i Oinc". Rooms 8 and 9. Marsters' Blk
! next to Douglas Natl' Bank llldg.
1. R. CHAPMAN, I). D. .,
Dentist
Abraham Building Telephone 114
Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m.
ROSKHUUO OREGON
Dlt. J. Ij. FALUWAY,
(Miuithic Physician.
Grnduate American School of
Ostooitathy. Klrksvillo, Mo., un- '
der founder of the science, Dr.
A. T. Still.
Ah.'ahnm HldR. Phone lt'91
ROSKlll'RU OREGON
W. A. STRAW,
Arrhlteet.
Plans. Specifications and Rstlmntes
Given.
Office at Dyslnger Mill.
Telephone 1 1 1 1.
J. II. AI'STIN,
Attivrney at liw and Notary
Public.
Conveyancing a Specialty.
WILBl'R OREGON
CONCIIETK AM) CKMKXT WOHK
l,y day or by rontrnct, I
1). TIAliKX,
Hesltlenoe, Kullefton Ave.. West
Koseburg, P. O. Box 1S2.
KOSKUl'RU OUKtiO1
It. M. lllll'MFIKI.I),
IVntlst j
i
Office Rooms and T I
Dell Sisters' Uulldlug,
BY aiTKKME VOl Kl. '
SeVf Trial for Convicted Man lie-
cause Jury Prejudiced by Or
der Kxcliidinjt Public.
SALEM. Or.. July 20. On the
ground that among other things,
while courts have discretionary pow-
erB In the exclusion of the public
from the courtroom during the pro
gress of a trial, it is not an unlimited
discretion, and that the exclusion of
the public from the courtroom dur
ing the trial of Heck Osborne, upon a
statutory offense charge, and over his
objection, by Judge O. E. Davis, of
the Circuit court for Malheur coun
ty, might have been prejudicial to
the Interests of the defendant and
violative of his constitutional right
to a speedy, public, fair and impar
tial trial, the decree of conviction
against Osborne Is reversed and a
new trial Is ordered. The opinion Is
written by Justice King. Justice
King holds that a court may
properly exclude certain classes of
persons from, a trial, the details of
which may be detrimental to their
Jnterests, but that to exclude the
entire public from the trial smacks
too strongly of the old English "star
chamber" proceedings, and is a pre
cedent that will not be countenanced.
Pointing (ami Auuiiilt.
Holding that when a pistol is used
In a holdup for the purpose of Intim
idating the victim It Is presumed to
be loaded and would be used in de
fence in case of resistance, and that
the burden of the proof that it was
not loaded rests upon the holdup man
and also that in such case the re
volver could be legally construed as
a dangerous weapon, the Supreme
Court ,ln an opinion by Chief Justice
Moore, upheld the decree of Judne
Bean, of the Circuit Court for 1'ma'
tiHa County, in the conviction of
Joseph Harr and Samuel Gaston of
assault and robbery upon Peter VVil-
cox, being armed with a dangerous
weapon. The robbery was commuted
In the rear of a near-beer salcon in
Pendleton. November 3, 1908.
NyssH's Itond Order Lcgul.
Holding that provision of the
charter of Nyssa, providing that all
Despair and Despondency
No one but a woman can tell the story of the suffering, the
despair, and the despondency endured by women who carry
a doily burden of ill-health and pi; In hecnusc of disorders and
derangements of the dclicute and important orfnns that ure
distinctly feminine. The tortures so bravely endured com
pletely upset the nerves if long continued.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is a positive cure for
weakness and disease of lite feininina organism.
It it non-seoret, non-alcohulio and has a record of forty years of cures.
Ask Your N sigh dors. They probably know of some of its many cures.
If you want a book that tclU all ubout woman's diseuses, and how to cure
them at home, send 21 one-cent stamps to Dr. Pierce to pay cost of mat ling
only, and he will send you a free copy of Iris great thousaed-pae illustrated
Common Sense Medical Adviserrevised, up-to date edition, in paper covers.
In handsome cloth-binding, 31 stamps. Addrcsn Dr, U.V. Pierce, Buffalo, N.Y.
BRADLEY
Can save you money on any thing you want to buy.
If you have any thing to sell get my offer before selling as
I will pay the highest cash price for second hand goods.
A. D. Bradley, - - The 2nd AST Man
NOTICE to Users of Wood
The Page Investment Company
has made arrangements whereby it can furnish seasoned,
split body fir four-foot wood in car and half car lots for
cash at rock-bottom prices.
7011 N. Jackwm St., riione 1219. Jn st Arrow) Pert Orcrk.
4
$ Base Ball
f
i' tailing
porting boods
A COMPLETE LINE AT
S. K. SYKES'
H. W. Althaus ( Sons
Garage 31' Repair Shop
ACENCY FAIRBANKS-MORSE COMPANY
Phe 14411
3
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Coffee
Just Coffee, but perfect
Coffee.
Your irrocer will crind it
better if ground at home not
too line.
HS9i7
the taxes collected within the pity
limits by the county for road pur
poses should he turned over to and
expended hy the city exclusively for
road improvements is not in viola
tion of the state constitution. Hie
Supreme Court reverses the decree
of Judge Davis, of the Circuit Court
for Malheur County, and directs tho
county ollicers to tu rn over to t lie
city the taxes collected within its
corporate limits for road purposes.
The opinion is by Justice McBride.
That the "character," etc., has no
meaning as used in- the contract be
tween the citv of Sumnter and Con
tractors A. L. Naytor and Charles
Norlin for the construction nf a
sewer system and do?s not nlte-.t the
legality of n bond issue Is the basis
for the a'Hrmation of the deci ?e of
Judge Smith, of the Circuit Court for
Baker County, In a suit in which the
good-faith bond of the contractors
IT MAKES WEAK WOfiEN STRONO,
SICK WOMEN WELL,
It allays inflammation, heals ulceration and soothes pain.
It tones and builds up the nerves. It fits for wifehood
and motherhood. , Honest medicine dealers sell it, and
have nothing to urf-.u unnn von aa ' itist as iJnnd '
The Second
Hand Man
Goods
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x avivi
Cor. Cass Rose Sts.
iiijiijtiisiiMiajj-jiiiM iiii TQ 'ILU. 1 J I1".'- 1111
1 (or- MO ftiri dt-'itli'tud forfflfid to
the city for toii-ftilnlltiieut Of CfiB
! tract, .fustics McBride wrote the
opinion.
That James H. Washington, cr
Pendleton, was Insane when he gnre
Mark Patton a diamond stud valued
... i.u 1 a
ai i.u ami nnipu ur u.umuuu
ring valued at $175, for safe keep
UiH, and that even U the jewelry Is
regarded as belli; held In the nature
of an Implied pledge in security for a
debt, when the ring waa later given
to Patton by Wade, and when Patton
gave his wife the stud and she lost
It, Patton was responsible to-Washington
for the safe return of his
jewelry or its value when he later
gained his reason and demanded It.
Upon this finding .lu. tlcu Moore af
firms the decree of Judge Beau, of
the Circuit Court Ur Umatilla In
favor of Washington. ;
Life 100,000 Y-urs Ago.
Scientists have found in a cave Id
Switzerland bones of men, who lived
100,000. years ago, when-life was In
constant danger front wild beast?
Today the danger, as shown by A. W
Drown, of Alexander, Me., Is largely
from deadly disease. If U had not
been for Dr. King's New Discovery,
which cured me, I cculd not have
lived, bo writes, "suffering as I did
from a severe lung trouble and stub
born cough," To cure Sore Luns
Colds, obstinate Coughs, and prevent
Pneumonia, Kb tho best medicine on
earth. 60c and $1.00. Onar'nteed
by all druggists. Trial bottle free.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
To Whom It May Con'-ern:
This Is to certify thaf the partn'-t
ship heretofore xlating he-.veen
Wiley Pilkington. A. f). Duly und Roj
Pllhlngton has been, by mutual con
sent, dissolved.
Dated at Hoseburg, Oregon. Ma?
13. 1909.
A. D. DALY.
ROY PILKINGTON,
WILEY PILKINGTON.
The business will be continued ai
the present address, co-ner Douglat
and Kane streets, by Pilkington -Bros
djlS
WANT KfKiS? .Conkey's Laying
Tonic secures them. Get FREE sam
ple at Marsters Drug Co.
A. L KITCHIV,
is the man to see for
everything in the Nur
sery line.
TrpPe -thatgrow.
licca that pay.
Fruit and ornanental
trees, Grape & Berry
vines, roses, etc. etc.
T lephone 2026. Rosebursi Or.
See the
North Side Planing Mill Co.
North of Page Lumber Yards, for
All kinds of Lumber and Mill Work.
Fruit boxes, House building Material, Doors, Frames,
-r Window Screens andGlass in all sizes, Mouldings and
; Brackets, Shingles and Lath. . .
. Mill on Kinney Spur Telephone 1211 Orders Promptly Filled '
Roseburg, Oregon.
No Equals
None
CHAMPION
HAYRAKES
MOWERS
We have just received a CAR LOAD of HarvestiugT
machinery, direct from the Factory, and if you are?
going to buy a Mower, Hayrake or a ' Binder, call or;
write us for prices. I
REMEMBER
Our stock of Farm Wagons, Buggies and Hacks isi
the largest in Southern Oregon, and we can suit you
in style and price. ,
J. F. BARKER & CO. I
Implements, Vehicles Phone 161 Roseburg Orel
Tli liut hivad mM t I'mwuii
Dakor;.-. Fiee de!ivv, Phong 2211.
W. E. MarBtori, the uiarole dealer,
cm Ties a full assortment of Varl 'J
looQt marble. He bag niany new de
sign wblcb he would be glad to have
you inspect. His price are reason-
. . . ...
North Jackson Htreet, near liter
Creek Bridge, Roseburg,
Oregoo,
DTP
CASTOR I A
. For Infants and Children.
fhe Kind Ydu Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
LOOK OUr F3 R YOUR
JEWELRY AND WATCHES!
WM. l'ltliCHA
Tills young ninn will get all your
wutclu's for rt'imlring If you don't
look (tut. Not only watches, but
anything Hint fs bought In a jew
elry store, mid ninny other tilings
that are lHiught ill other stores.
Iteruuse he -is the highest skilled
worklnuu having a wide experi
ence. He is iieriiiiiiiently with
H U ET;
Jeweler and Optician.
Official Watch Inspector for the
Southern Pacific Railroad.
SKUVE HIM A STEAK
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sweet, tender and Juicy and yeur hus
band will open up his heart and his
pocketbook. Where will you get such
a steak? Why right here, of course.
We have the choicest meats In all the
land. If you buy here onoe your
husband will get good-natured Imme
diately. If you buy here regularly
he will be "Sunny Jim" all the time.
The Economy Market o
Geo. Kohthagen. Prop.
Better
None so Good
BINDERS
FHOM A MODKRX PLAMXG.MILI,
you can get all sorts c' useful and
ornamental work all ready to use.
If you require a lattice for the porch
or arbor you can find as much as
you wan: among our mill work. lf.
you need railings, or posu. or col
umns, or doors, or molding, our m!!l
work will provide them at- a mo
ment's notice. Come, see how many
things It includes.
Orders filled for all kinds of fruit
boxes.
The J. G. Flook Co
Roseburg, Oregon. j
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