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Newspaper Page TextI SSI ED DAILY EXl'lSIT SCMAf BY keview rrm.isiii(j comimni. Ju WIMIIKHLY. DAILY Per y&er, by mall $3.00 Per month, delivered 00 Per week, delivered lo SEMI-WEEKLY Per year $2.00 Bix mouth 1.00 AI'fa'KT 17, 1IMMI. ThreAhlne Ih In full IjuihI and crops are about up to the avt'iuu. Lot everyone kt?.it ilielr own preni- ifunt neat and cU-hii and nee what a flno town we'll bave. Sutherllii valley already lumstH of having mm of the lxkHt road In the county. A hU?ikimI ad vitukwimiiI tor any awtlon. Already unoUier block ! to be added to JtoKehurK't) avd diKtrlet. Juat aa wo predicted!, wt rout pii vi n k Is a good 111 ins and Ih bound to Hpread. The 20 blocks laid thl year will be more than dupltcatfd iwjxt year. KoselmrK luui Jimt begun to grow. Ideal summer resort weather near ly a'I'l Bummer In OreKon, while peo ple Are dliiK from heat In many parte of the euHt. No wnndr the railroad tralnn are bunlenwl to their full caMicJty In brli.K.ns people !o whore conditions are m nmfli more congenial a 111 the year around. Within a week or two wo will have enough paved street to con vltnce teaniKters of the great value of roadways of Uie hlglnwt cIhkh. and available for uae at aJI wannim of the yejir. The volume of our cnun ry "a prod acta 1a bou nd to in u 1 1 1 ply rapidly and goixl roarix aa - well ay good streetH have become a prime neceiwlty. RwullzliiK IIUh. many more of them will bo built every year. HILIi TO KNTKIl CICNTKAL OltK. Portland Oregouinn: In Hi'.irlnj! up the controversy attjuhed to th' railroad conflict that has been rag ing In the Deschutes Canyon, Mr John V. Stevens, accredited repre BmitaUve of Mr. Hill, In The Oregon Ian today makiw (be tmwt liuportaiil announcement that Portland and Ore gon have had In many years. Tin official statement that the Hill rrce with the unlimited capita) that hut always been at their coinnuuid, and wUh a well-earned reputation for de voloplng a country by construction nt railroads where they were ueeiled are now building a rallroml up tin Deschutoa Canyon iaito the long-neg locted Central Oregon 'territory. Ik Ir many respects of greater import anoe than the announced coming ol the North Hank Itallroad. The North (tank railroad made tributury te Portland a large area of territory from which It had previously beer barred., but much of that country luiil already been partly developed by tin railroads then In operation, and in directly Portland was proitiinii b (hat d(velopment. Tho Central Oregon road will open up a region nearly aa liirn as thai traverwed by the North Hank mad. h: all that, vast territory HtretetiLng BouXh from the Columbia for more titan 200 miles, and with an east to-west mileage nearly ns great, tic railroads bave ever made possible even a moderate development. That region, toward whti-h the Hill road will bo pushed with alt ponsibb baste. Is not only a land of magnill cent dlstanctw. but It In also a re gion of wonderful latent wealth which awatits on I v transport at ion ic bring alnut a development ecpiul tc that In other portions of the Pacllb Northwest. The country to t open ed up by the new road Is greater iv extent than the Wiflliimette Vnll.-y It Is rich In all of -Uie resonrct thai have made the older settled valley famous throughout the I'lilteit Slut.- It afco has a nuniber of immus timber areas which will afford an enormouM tratllc for the railroad, ami will aid In the development of nthei Agrlrnlturo. mining, datryiug niu) atockrafclng will give einidovmenl le an Immense populaton, and new t-lilei-and towns will cotne Into exist. mi. o ii a Rcore of new localities whore hari) ly a sod ban been ut'tie sipce the dawn of creation. Unite n:i(m;i!' this Invasion of the Central Oregon field, with which Mr. Hanimun ha. p laved fast, and Iimv for so main yean, will mean a serSnus blow te Harrimnti pnntfiri In the s'ate. In view of past km formances, however Portland and Orecon cannot f;tl! ti welcome with entlnislasiu this long needed relief from railroad bondage It was Mr. Kill who built his rail road lines Into the Clearwater conn try while the Harrlman people v. n emmfedne to build ttfte It ., ir Hill who expended nenrlv $.n nee 000 In the constru"t(Mi nf tin- N-n!h Hank rend while Mr Haiiitu;ui ; talklng about sperdlng one-tenth th, sum In rejo-hlmr Centrn1 Oregon an.' now It is Mr. HIM who Is to i.,tM j road Into a region where Pot i l;t m' and Oregon have ben er-t. :i v inr for ten yi-nrs to get Mr. Harrimar to bul'd one It i possible that there mav he two roads buiV. for rath.,., hi tor-. In the West Is replete with itMa-we-where the advantage and the t posaihilltiert of a region nevr upi't-al ed to Mr. Hnrrlmnn until h' i-i. nt rival bepiTi to build Into Ho- conn try. Had Central Oregon re-iv,,t the attention its n-jourves warr V ten venrs ago. pnrtlaud' io;in ioi would be more than r.O.ono ert-it.-than It Is today The con.it'.; nf Mi North Pnnfc nxad gave thi; c!tv ; STeater linTHtiiR than It re.-e!ve,i from any other agenev since the cin waa f u ndil . Th e bit 1 1 d I n e of 'he linfl to Central Oregon w HI draw mor aettlera Into the state and more people Into Portland than were broiitfbl. b the uh) iirnk Hue. fr that rea -on, the irnpor (bin n ut Mr Slovene old. 'la I hiirjouii(.iiiiiciil can not be OVuros'.iiiiHted. IHtOUM( SPOILS TO A-V-P Tin p K. POSITION'. Lane County Quintette Shtiis on All- liter Jour iM ) Itoat IUikim Pile of Ht'irtvvootl. El'CENE, Or., Aug. Ifi. Itena Ireland, aged 1 u, was drowned In MeKetiin river, 1 miles east of Eu gene yesterday afternoon, while com ing down tJie river In a largo boat. accompanied by her grandfather, It. K. Finn; her steprather. A. J. Ward; her mother and sister, Mabel Ire land, and NorbeM, Aya.. who bad started that morning from Wards, :to miles up tho river, for an all-water trip to the Seattle exposition. The party was drifting slowly down stream. Homo of them fHhlng when the boat struck a pile of drift- wood, and began no sink. The entire party was thrown Into the water, and it was almost a mlraHe that all were not drowned, as the witter was very swift at that point. Finn, who in SO years old. saved Mrs. Ward anil MabH Ireland by (utcbltig Uiciu by the hair ami pul ling them ni(io the overturned craft, huL (term had sunk to the bottom. It was wkth great ilifhYuHy that Ward and Aya saved themselves, a they were poor swimmers. The party bwt flu baggage and pro visions, besides $IM in cash belong ing to Finn, which was In a purse arried by Mrs. Ward, but which she dropped. Cholera Infantum Cured. 'Something like two years ago my baby, which was then about a year old, was taken aeriously HI with bolera infantum, vomiting and purg ing profusely," writes J. K, I ernp ley, of Dempsey, Ala. "I did what I ould to relievo her but did her no ;uod, and being very much alarmed ibout Iter 'went for a physician but ''ailed to find one, no came ha'k to Older Pros. & Carter's store, and Mr. Elder recommended Cham her nia's Colic, Cholera and Hiari hoea emedy. I procured n bottle of It. .vent home as njilckly as possible mil gave the baby a dose of the rem dy. It relieved her In fifteen mln ttes ntid booh cured her ent 1 rely." 'or Bale by all druggists. C 100 YI'lAltS HKIMXO THE TIMES. H you are ullll doing washing by land, wasting the strength or ei rgy f your people, we would su ; rest hat yon call and Inspect our Cnf leld Water Iovvt Washers, w h li li vlll do your waihiug without hih-j. Mid the expense is b-ss than "ic iier veek. Sent on free trial if desired, ''ree booklet giving descrliilion for he asking. Prices to $:tu. dhers at $ 1 2 and 1 1 7. KICK & ItlCE. The House Furnishes. dsw Seared With a Hot Iron tr scalded by overturned kettle cut vlth a knife - bruised by slammed oor Injured by gun or in any other vay- Iho thing needed at once Is 'lucklcn'fi Arnica Salve lo subdue In- ! ant in a tlon and kill the pain. It's artb's supreme healer, infalllMe for I toils. I leers. Fever Sores, Eczema ud Piles. '7c at all druggists. CAMAS Hist fiirniing foun(r in loam. Plenty of rainfall. All sized farms. Easy terms. Dcardorff & McClannahan (;mn-- :it., i Mm fllll!L BRADLEY Can suse you money on any tiling you want to buy. If you have any thing to soli get my of for before selling as I will pay the highest rash price for second hand goods. A. D. Bradley, - - The 2nd x?r Man H, V, Althaus Sons . ACtnCY fJVIMAMS-mOSt COMPANY . O Phone 1441 mm cnWG eowas; eveawscs To s bec$ica fcjjec8.awasbvy 1g CALIFORNIA Fig Syrup Co. SOLD BY LEADING DRUGGISTS 50A BOTTLE Hl(; I'ASSENCJEIt TIMVKI,. "Never befiM'o hi tho history of raflf acI'iiK; in the we,st," observes I he Pendleton East Oregon Jan. "has i 'here been such a iremendous freigtil and passenger trallic under ordiiJiry f niHiMoin as at present, according to local railroad men. With more trains each way every day and wr h every coach and every locomotive in oper ation It seems linMsstbln to handle the passengers, not to menMon the freight." The o. It. ft . rit-'lrond may not he literally "swamped." as the Pen dleton piukm- v-,vs, hnt It is no doubt doing a big business, and a far great er passenger business than ever be fore. Fa r more people have come to the Pnclll- Noptihwrl this summer than in any previous Fumine.r, and while the majority of them are tour ists, only visitors, at present, manv thousands have cmiio to stay, and many of the visitors will come hack o stav later. And tin's null, during he Herbal of 'lie reduced rates, thou sands, more homeseekers will arrive. Oregon l growing, and ? from this on to irrow. as never before. And when the crops are readv to move the freight business will be henvlor than ver before and some freight conges Ion nnd car shortage mav be ex pected. Not ny do the crowded trains tell he storv of honvv passenger busl ten. tort Portland's v.tren's a' so fes- Hfv dailv to the presence here fif very tm iihohm new a rrlvaN. One an discern them bv scores i n any brief walk In the business district neenie juM arrived rot'i mest of whom wl'l scatter out to begin the work of helpiiv- to develop and make n irreat-r Oreiren. The st m to welcomes 4tem. and most of them will find that she will be good to them. There is room nnd there are opportunities in Oivion for mill ictus of them Journal. I IHE MKETIXO TONK.IIT. There will he a called meeting of he linsohurg Fi re I eprt metit to night for drill. All firemen not pres ent will ho lined. Hv order of Fin Chief. PRAIRIE the Northwest. Deep, hliuk Be sure and sec our CROPS. Call or write :.o. NKUVIC HIM A S I KAfv Hwri't, IimhIit hikI jui'-v anil your litis hand will inn up liK hrai-t and liip pm-kct hook . Whore wi.'l yoi p.o such ll Htoali'.' Why rulil hoiv, of cnursu Wo havo Iho choi.-osl inoals In nil tin. laiiil. It you buy hoio cilu'e youi hushanil will koI Koo.l-naturi'd linmo dlatoly. If you huy ht-ro roicularly ho will Lo "Sunny Jim" nil tho time The Economy Market Oen KidlltiMtfcn. IV The Second Hand Man Cor. Cass (Sh Rose Sts. SA'i L iiii, i:i:woi iti is J nHOl i.O io: VliU'V.U. 1 Buttfe Miner: It appears lo be the idea of bo nib persons that conserva tion of the natural it-MJijrci'K of this jcotiitfry ni(anH thai.) titeHo nwjurM.'S niti.st not be utilized, but let go to ! wan to. j A sne-fal (llFputch from W'ashitiK- ton, publishfMi in the Miner eter i flay, t n veH the infi.rinatie.n (hat Mr. Wilkin, the neti-iit? terctary nf interior, Una wi:luli awn f rorii ent vy ov(r 1 uet'HH nf land tilniiK the lower Yellowy tone nnd over 4 linn ii4:r nlfinii the IW-II Onte river, In rder to re-servo power This Ib all very well if tho overn nient will fornmlute Home plan un der wlnieh these waterpowerH may he (levflopel. M r. HoMvevelt's intention was to make ind'vidtiais er 'orpera: ions le volopliiR fii'-h pfiwer to pay a royalty U I tie Bovernnienr. hut jo far no nie.thod of t:kini? ti p sueh it k has been eonvitlered by commas. The Miner's vi -w (jf this ma'ter is that some plan bv whhh the newer can be developer) should be drawn up with as little delay as possible. tor there I-. no advantage to anyone r'n bavin? the KovorniiHMil act the dot? In if h r manner with these sites. Ail our resource's fhould he de v'oped. ar-J tiiev should no be nr niittod to lie bile Indefinitely when 'hey ran bo put to some, use by the pe'ule. IVr some extent the nation ',r tho Interior tlepartment, at this late dtiv is a lh.!lo like loeltlnjc the stable !tfter tho horse is pone. If lu future a rnvaltv is denianrled from those who develop the-'1 wa'er ?Kwer propoMitlfuis. it must hr- self evident that ueh Rctln.il will virtually n'lico n ttflff e-n ejloftricni power. hl"h v.'fll work tf) tho advantau'o of h e-o w ho b ft ve a 1 roa d v de ve I o no lieir power ei'rs. or are in course of deine so. for Oiov will not have to on v nnv tribute t tho eovernnient. In "'is .-osMP.-t the p't'iati' n U very s'n'ar to tho present timber, one in tnr west. Tho rovo! iMiien don-nir):s a librh rate for ef'tinipnu". wbirh those who own their timber do not have to pay. It i(4 atl rlt;ht to conserve our nat ural resources, but eo user vat Ion should not mean that these resources YOU'LL BE SURPRISED TO SEE HOW YOUNG YOU LOOK WIIKN YOUR HAIR ES RESTORED TO ITS NATURAL COl.OU. There't DO excuse (or uniiKlitly orty or faded hair. It makes yot look old when vou'ie not it's unsightly acd embarrassing. Hay't Hair Health will bring back the natu ral color and beauty, and nuke your hair bright, luxuriant and full of youthful vitality. Slops dandruff and failing cut. Purely vege table and harmless - Iiot a dye. $1 AND 5 tie. HOTTI.KS, AT DRUGGISTS. Hny'. Martina Suup curua lwtni;i, n-.l, nniL'li iiml cliaiuiod Imiul anil all skin lise.tMi4. Kt-cim skin tino ao) Hiiit, 25c. rtruiMa. S.nil 2t. Ii)rtri't! IwtokR, "The Careul tliu bkin," "The e;ui. ol rhi H;0r." Pliilo lluy Spec. Co., Ncwnrk. N. J. IU0I. CltOS.t I'll AltMACV. da ITS Am mm 0 We always have plenty of fresh vegetables, oranges, lemons and ba nanas. 0 Our stock of groceries is always fi csh and our prices are always fair. CI We want YOU for a customer. HARNESS Sheridan St. GROCERS Phone 1031 saas2s.tJaa A Carload of FRUIT JARS Our stock is the Largest and comprises the Best Makes Economy, Mason's, ver lilting nd Schram. You should investigate this New Schraui Jar, we believe it to be one of the best jars, l'r'ees are the lowest. Sejid us your orders, we guarantee you satisfactini. Roseburgo Rochdale Co. 1 1 ; !! u , ; ; 4-.. RICE (Si RICE S6e Houseiurniahers We have helped We pay no Soli; Ai-lllN fur Power Washer The only successful water washer. We do your washing free for oni week. Come jmd we us about It. Saves time saves work and saVes clothes All of these savings can easily be reckoned on a money basis. Then the wonderful economy Of the Caf field Power Washer Will be at once evident. The Coffield washes while you rinse and hang out. There's the time saved. The Coffield does all the washing saves you all the hard work. Gets the clothes spot lessly clean without the wear and tear of the eternal rubbing. Let put one your house and your next ashing. Let us show you how sim pl e and convenient it is. B TnK Motor rvnsit 9 IIM Willi, K Vou KlNSE H ih AND llANO UUT are to go to waste iuniead of being U'iii.ril. Kvtu-y power site should he devel oped where there is a demand for Kwer, and some one desires to make u.se of it. The il-jg In the manger policy has never been, a popular one .in liiis country, and is never likely to he. If tile government cannol tlewlnp these resources. It should encourage rather than hinder others In under taking such work. Never sacrifice quality ror price Ree a Hush and Lane and the Victor Piano at Uurr's Music House. dtf ISIIIIJI' & JOHNSON Jajaasfasaa2assaaft T O 4 others, why not, rents, that s why we The Up-to-date Housefurnishers will not be undersold by any firm in Oregon if we know it. All prices marked in plain figures. Prices made possible without, slighting the quality, by our enormous purchases. The Path to Kitchen Comfort Mr. Husband: If tli is was an appliance for your office, you would snap il up in two minutes. So would any other man. Most men are considera'e also ol their wives, but few of them ever figured out the mileage of a woman s kitchen journey. Suppose her kitchen is average size, fhe makes 20 trips to lior pantry, 4 trips to her cellar, 30 Iritis to li'T t"h'". 20 trips to her sink, iO trips to her stove. in preparing a meal a nd clearing up after It. That ilKiires up to over a mile or steps cadi meal. Think of that. A hair hour or more wasted in actual walking at e.ich meal. A Huosier Cabinet, grouping every kitchen convenience in the space of th? tahle. actual ly saves almost twohours of walking every day. That is why most men will buy their wive; a lloosier Cabinet. Has your wite one? us in do Never was our store so crowded with good goods. We need the room and will make saving prices. WANTUD W'AXTHI) To rent, a horse and buggy for about a week. flood care and treatment guaranteed. Address A. M., care Review. dal2 WANTUD Pnmily sewing solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed. Inquire corner W Douglas and Hast Ave. da20 W ANTED Girl for dining room work and dishwashing, no cooking. Call phone lut or nddress box it, Itoscliurg. dswtf WANT KI) lUiiti on r,0 tons of now, clean hay, ami 2000 bushels or o:its, f. o. b.. SuthtMiin. Ad dross Tho Suthorlin Land & Water Co.. Suthorlin, Ore. dsw WANTKD Two or three pool sales men. Inquire Boll Sisters' lilds. Kuotn 4, between hours of 9 a. in. to 12 and 1:30 p. in. till 4 p. m. dtf KOIt SALK. FOR SALE A complete transfer business, including all burses, drays, wagons, wood, wood-yard and d raying oontracls. Kor par ticulars address 10. .1. K easier. Eu gene, Oregon. dtf FOU SALE At a bargain: 200 acres adapted to fruit or dairyiui;; nicely located; for particulars address 11. .1. Wilson, Canyonvlllo, Ore. ds7 FOU SALE One full blooded Jer sey cow and heifer; one horse, guaranteed steady nnd gentle, with two-seated hack and harness; three broods pure bred White Langshan fowls; household goods. Address P. O. Uox GST. Hose burg, dtf FOIt SAI.K cr.O ncTi'a stwk ranch: inoUuliiiB SO nori's fariuinc land: i:t mill's from Kosi-burg. Aililross liox .tot. Ho'burg. tt FOU SALE 900-acre raarh; 7 U mill's from KuKt-bnrg: irooil im" pr.ivi'iniMits, 35 aiTL'8 in bearing or rhanl: mostly Italian prunes: lal. ame pasture and farm; 300 head of kooiI slu'i'p. if v.-antea To.' fur thi'r parlU'ulars eou.e and cpo or address the owner, P. Cooper. H. F. D. No. 1. Koseburg. Oregon (Hf HAt.KI) H A Y Parties wi-hinc It leave orders at Chiirehiil's hard ware store. KoseburK. or 'phone 47(1 farmers' line. dsl I WAXTKI) TO SELL tilt Tit A 1K For a small farm near Roselmrir. A tine home in the best and busiest colony in Southern California: 1 nrre land: 10-rooni house, and barn, both new ; two fine cows and furniture, if desired. Correspond with F. C. Tucker. Uox 14:'. Fp land. Calif. ,a:'n oKOK HUNT FOR TiF.NT-lloiiM'. three Mocks from i-oi-u.-fhce. Iniiuire at Judi;e Hamilton's rcMdeth e. dtf FOR RKXT Two nice S-rooni eot-tac.-s on Parrotl St. Apply 1:':' Parrott St.. or phone :';:..'.. dtf"" FOU KKXT Fine large house In quire at oltice of Albert Abrahatn dtf let us help you. sell lor less. No. lili Diner, worth !jil.r,( at Ifl.25 $1:1.00 Cou.lies, Special . . . .$10.00 i !Hncrs worth $!.: f-r $1.00 lie -Vers, tvortll Kl.fli f' r ... .$U)0 IS 1.00 Iron llnls. Hpeclnl $.1,110 Colden I 'inisli llri-scis . . . .sto.no Special Sale Mat tresses . .SI to $15 Clothes I'ills, 5 dofc. for i Key Cans, us low TO LEASE For one ytar or more, 17 acres good lund; one third fin est river bottom; good G-room llouso and outbuildings; city wa ter; 25 minutes walk from Rose burg P. O.; 1 acre bearing orchard with good crop of fruit; Ideal lo cution for fruit and poultry; spe cial inducements to right party. Address P O Box 087. Roseburg. d LOST AXIJ 1'OIXI). LOST On old Coos Day road, this side of mountain, a coat contain ing pocketbook and small amount of money. Finder please leave at this office or return to C. A. Smith Lumber Co., Marsblleld. Or. LOST Lady's, back comb; was lost July Hist, between Winchester and the Masonic cemetery. Finder please return to Mrs. BInkeley, 119 Mosher St., and receive re ward, dtf LOST. A WATCH A lady's gold watch was lust on Main street, be tween Lane and Mosher streets. Wednesday afternoon, Aug. 1 1. The watch had engraved on one sido of the case the letters "E. W. S.," on the other side the figures "1 909." The finder will be suit ably rewarded by leaving the watch at this office. da!8 "MOTH KB AX1) SON." (A Poem.) With rare expressions: at once in spiring at .1 pathetic. Now on sale at Agee's Book Store. This and "The Wilds of Florida" for only 10c. By L. C. HILL. Intense Colicky Pujns Relieved. "For some years 1 suffered from intense colicky pains which would come on at times and from which I could find no relief," snys I. S. Ma son, of Beaver Dam, Ky. "Chamber lain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was recommended to me by a friend. ATter taking a few doses of the remedy I was entirely reliev ed. That was four years ago and there has been no return of the svmp toms since that time." This remedy is for sale by nil druggists. C IF..T1I l:DS DKHAI CH OK t lVH, WAR VKTKRAV. PTKVEXSOX. Wash.. Aug. in.- Jack W'hnlnm nl...l ! . . ih jrnis oi HKe. a plasterer, was found dead near (the city wharf this morning. After re ceiving his week's pay Saturday night he began drinking and It la theimht that death resulted from ' acut" alcoholism. It Is claimed that tho dead man, who was a Civil War veteran, had II 300 due him from the government as back pension. What is Rest for Indigestion? Mr. A. Robinson, of. Drumnnin. Ontario, has been troubled for years with Indigestion, and recommends Chambn-Ialn's Stomach and Llrer Tablets aj "the best medicine I ever used." If troubled wit 1) Indigestion or constipation give them a trial. They are certain to prove beneficial. Thev are easy to take and pleasant in effect. Price 25 cents. Samples tree at all druggists. C For something special for dinners, parties or balls, see the Umpqua Bak ery. Phone 2211. dtt t