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L JLu J .'"--Li L-.--JLJLJJ EVENING RfflBURO REVIEW iHHLtD DAILY KXCE1T BUM DAY BV REVIEW FtBLIHHIN'O COMPAJTl L. UIMBLRLV. DAILY Pr jrr. by mall I J 00 fer too nth, dllrered 60 Per tMk, dellrrl IS BE14I-WEEKLY lHr yer . , $2. 00 fin mootbs 100 AI'fiUBT 24). 19O0. WILL CONTIM E lUIXKOAf Bi'KVKY FROM MAkrillKIKM) Hi-n Itf-pr if Kmc- . Ualtn Mom Fond. Marthfleid Mall. The clot 1 015 ml tnx of the development con art-am wa fceld taat tTDi at the Chamber of Commerce room. Col. K. Hofer. who had jutt eorupleted a terra a presi dent of the orgatttzatiuo. accepted the office again, and upon accepting Rave a vigorous peech and enthused the audience wb bU earnetr.e?m. Hia taik made It plain to the aMe-mMage that the railroad avheme must go ahead, or we vhall be ihuvn up aa eople without the nerve to carry through a good tajtk. pr-iMdenl McCorniac, of the Cham her of Commerce, waa the prenidlng officer and addreiwed the crowd on Imllar tinea. The feature of the evening waa En gineer Y. A. Haines' repoK on the progress of the anrrey. Engineer Ha lit' report aald that there had been between twenty and twenty-two miiea of preliminary sur rey completed. The first stretch was from the height of land In the coaat range, westward to an easy grade, and from be lop eaatward to easy surveying. Tola part of the route Is by far the hardest surveying and Mr. Haines says he Is saving The open country for the winter work. A let ter this morning from his crew said they had taken up the survey on the eastern aldo of the mountain and were locating. In speaking thU morning of 'he work, he aald It would be Impossible to finish the survey to the Southern Pacific railroad thtr fall, but the majority of the survey can be completed and what would re main for neit year would be east!) handled. It waa brought out In a apeer-h by Col. (J rimes that there Is no rnonej left with which o complete the sur vey, which will require about ftv or six thousand dollars. This fact waa one whl'-h was Imniediatel taken up and C. S. Par-knot), of th Oregon Journal, aald the Journal would give :(). Ir. McCormar pledged a like amount. Attorne) Peck, who has no property Interest here, but Is here to live said h' would give $100 more. The u bur rip ttons seemed about to run the amount to the required stipulation, but Col Ho fer at the psychological moment ; got up and suggested that Joint corn mlUeett from the young men's tint and the Chambers of Comurreme thU forenoon and provide for rain Ing the fund. The meeting was thet adjourned. Col. li rimes announced that then had been a vacancy on the hoard o' 1 railroad directors, and that Tom Hen nett had been appointed. i Anton the other apeak era were Al Power and Torn Ilennett. C. A. Hmith's offer of J.', 0(H) for f ticket from Hose burg to Marnlifleh1 over a railroad Is expected to be the nucleus of a contingent fund of largt proportions that will he made up t a general canvasH. Thin was tolker' last night and received approve' ; from all who spoke. The Joint committee from the Marsh Held and North Mend Cham hera of Cornrnerre and 'he Coos lia -Commercial Club which met t h 1 morning at the Marhf)eld Chamber of Commerce room Included the fol lowing men: (i. V. CarMon, I. H Kaurman. Mr. I'wk. Mr Keeney. W C. McFarland. Claude Nashurg. Wil liam Grimes. H C. liters. Virgil Pugh. W. P Kvsns. Henry Seng s( aiken. Or. MrCormac. Tom lien nett. Dr. McCormac was asked to pre side aod the meeting was an enthusi astic and plain talk affair. A move ment was I tt a u gu rated for eiiH viur the Interest of the HoHehurg peoplt In financing the survey Nearlv every member of the committee had mimetblng to ny and there were slgrm of trouble on the .inriim n several speakers wi-r Inter ruH-d The meeting closed by nppln;tri (J. W. Carleton chairman of the alb-ltlng cofumlttei and he will en list asslitanls mho will Imtnedtateh sec all thow who have not subrlbwl In the fund. Mr. Carleton says the additional five thouHimd will be se cured before -tonight. Wavhlngtfin's Plague Hjk(s He In the low. marshy bottoms of the Potomac, the breeding ground ol malaria germs Thee grma raun chills, fever and ague, hM!oupns Jaundice, lassitude, wr-akinvn am' general debility and bring suftVrltift or death to thousands yearly Hir Electric hitters never f nil to !- r) them and cure tnalnrla tnmbies "They are the best all-round ti-nlt Hid cure for malaria I ever used '" writes It. M Jarnes. or louetlen. ft C. They cure Hionta.h. Liver. Kid ney and Wood Troubles and will pre vent Typhoid Try them, F0c. t.uar auteed by all druggists. T THE IM'I.1.14. No Man is Stronger Than His Stomach Any one who may be afflicted with any of the following it Incases: Hums piles, carbuncles, (mils, e z ina. ere ayHla. blood polhon. or any had ore that has been re for inotithn or years, call on me any Saturday afternoon from 1 to & o'clock at The Herringti House No cure no pay 27 JOHN EHICOTT. A ttroaf Asa is strong1 ail over. No man earn be uroai who is ui?eria from weak tioatacfa with itt coBseucai iodiietioa, or from 'mm other diseese ot the stomach and its associated organs, wmch im pairs diiesttoa aod nutntiutx. r or woco the stomach is weak or diseased there is a loss tA the naimioa cootsined in food, which is the source of sii Doysical trenith. When a man "doesn't feel kmc right," when be doeta't sleep well, has ao nncotnfcrtahie Icelini in the stomach after cetini, is Uotfuid, uenow, trritabU aod despowd- ent, he is losing the Butntioa aectlcd to make stream. Back m mm a mhould arse Or. Pierce b Gotdtn MtdlcsJ Dlteowry. It cores tfJseesee of thm mtommch mad otmr rl a of dlitloa mad mutrltlon. It mariebem torn blood, larlgormtmm tn Mrer, afeeoflrfees tarn ktdaer, aoariaaem thm Btrvtt. mod so UJVUS HEALTH HAD 3TBEAQTM TO THE WHOLE BODY, Yov can't afford to accept a tterti nostrum es a substitute for this aon- sdeohohe medicine or shown ooetPotmoM, not even though the orgeat dealer may tWreby make a little higher proat. Inredieats printed on wrapper. U.I.K.V SOW SOI.K OWXKR fUKsKIil HO KI'filTIVE or CKATKIt IAKK KOAfi. AKKrTr:i IN' PORT LAM) Med ford Tribune: Kxtenslon of he Paclfl'- k. Kasern railroad to the timber belt, the final winding up and ad jud nation of iu fndebr-dnes as eil as the involved finances of the defunct Medford it Crater I-ake rai!- road was a&sured Tuesday morning when John Jtoberts Allen, of New York, owner of the Pa:ific at Kast- rti. paid to Receiver J. K. Iteddy, of 'he Medford Crater I-ake railroad. 177.425 for $10't.0fo worth of Pa cific c Kafern bonds, which were urned over to Keceiver Iteddy by Receiver T. C. Ijevlin of the Oregon Trust 4 Having Bank in exchange or ,TtUh cent flea ten of deposit on he defunct bank. The certifl'-a'es f deposit represent the proceeds of he sale of thp Medford ic. Crater ake railroad to George Ktea and tfciclate. of P'rtland. The ngo- latlons were completed by Mr. Allen. Receiver Reddy and his attorney a. Reames. and Attorneys Franklin Griffith and 8. II. IJ'hffum. of Pon- and, who represented Receiver T)ev in. before Judge H. K. Hanna. at lacksonvlUe. I'Mpgi A HAITIST ASSOCIATION" H. ftAforl, AH Vearn Old, Will Im- IttouKht Haik to Iloeeburx for hrrUni Offemte. Meets with 'he Riddle Raptlut Church 8eptemb-r 2 to 5. 1909. be ginning at & a. m Thewf dates are authentic. PORTLAMJ. Aug. ZU G. H. Rots ford, a painter wanted In Roseburg for the alleged commission of a stat utory offense Id which a seven-year-old girl figure, was arrested at Third and Ankeny street last night by Iwputy Sheriff l-eooard and Phillips Sheriff Pnton of Ltcuglas county waii notified by telephone of the cao lure, and will take charge of tb& prisoner. It was only last Sunday that Sher iff Feo'on rit circulars throughout Oregon and Washington with instruc tions to seixe Ilotsford on aight. It was reported that the man came to ward Portland, arjd that man ans wering hia description was seen at the I'nlon depot. Iepufies Leonard and PhilHtfS spotted RoUford last nigh leaving a restaurant. Deputy Phillip stepped up and addressed him. being sure from the description that he had the right man. He after ward admitted hia Identity. Bots ford Is A years old. STOCK HOLIKItS' MKKTIVG. NOTICR Is hereby given thnt th tnnual stockholders' meeting of tin m pnu a Coal Company will be heM it the office of Albert Abraham. I". oseburg, Oregon, on Sept. 7, 1S0S t 3 p. rn., for the purpose of e!r' tirj lirectors for the ensuing year lsws6 B. W. MADIX3X. Pres. OOlAiV.S WK1HHNG 'irand of silverware la guaranteed or &0 years; we carry a variety o' at terns and designs. We also carrv i full line of solid silverware. Our stock of silverware Is larger than hat carried by any other dealer in floaeburg. Will bo glad to show foi the latest patterns In silver. J. T. P. RYAN. Itf Watchmaker and Jeweler. HIKI). KIN'CAII) At Oakland. Or., August 23. 1109. the 8-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Klncaid. Kor prompt piano tuning and re airing, leave orders at Hurr'g Mus'c louse. All work guaranteed. f ORIND Laxative Fruit Syrup PIaMnt 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. atuM ubatttutea. Prlo SO. Kor sale br Rert Cron PhMrmacr KKKVR HIM A STEAK sweet, tender and Juicy and your hus band will open up bis heart and blf pocketbook. Where will you get sucb a steak? Why right here, of course We have the choicest meats in all tht hmd. If you buy here once you' hudhand will get good-natured imme dlately. If you buy here regular!) he will be "Sunny Jim" all he time The Ecor omy Market Om. Hohlhar-a. Pm. H. W. Althaus & Sons Garage ActZtf: Repair Shop AGENCY FAIRBANKS-MORSE COMPANY . Phone 1441 Cor. Cass Rose Sts. , t A Carload of t FRUIT JARS Our stock is the Largest and comprises the Best Makes Economy, Mason's, Everlasting and Schram. You slmuia investigate this New Schram Jar, we believe it to be one of the best jars. Prices are the lowest. Semi lis your orders, wc guarantee you satisfaction. : TWO UoM cos-tiers get AWATj THIRD SHOT DOWV j SaLEM. Ant iS.Umt Adami. ' srrlDf afrTn years for laroe&r com-1 mined In Crook eoafiljr. iude hi e-; cp rterdr from the Institution 1 for feebie-mi&ded. where a gacir of. ronricu haa teen ai work. H. 8. Bittner. an ex-coBTlct, hired a team from the Tannke liTery barn Tester dajr forenoon for a drire Into the country and waa at the institution for feeble-minded just before Adams disappeared. It Is bettered he aided Adams to get away. Charles Way. sent op from Clack amas eojintr for one year for rob bery, escaped from the institution for feeble-minded today. He waa re ceived at the prison March 20. Frank Campbell, a conrlct employ ed with a rang working at the state fair grounds, attempted to escape ate thla afternoon by breaking from -be line. Two guards fired and Campbell fell. He was wounded In the ba-k. but probably will recover. He was serv ing two years for burglary from Wasco county. His real name is tald to be Ri field, and hia father U City Recorder of Albany. Cfcolera Infanratn Cured. "Something like two years ago my biby. which waa then about a year old. waa taken seriously ill with holera infantum, vomiting and purg ing profusely." writes J. F. Iemp y. of bempaey. A!a. "I did what I -ould to relieve her but did her no rood, and being very much alarmed ibout her went for a physician but failed to find one. so came back to Elder Bros, t Carter's wore, and Mr. Blder recommended Chamber ialn'a Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy. I procured a bottle of U. went home as quickly as possible and gave the baby a dose of the rem edy. It relieved her In fifteen min utes and foon cored her entirely.-' For sale by all druggists. C PEACHES. Good canning peaches. $1 per bushel. If you call and get them at the orchard for the neit few days. Curtla Bacneld. (old Stevens or chard, Edenbower.) Phone 149S. dtf CALL FOB CITY WARRANTS. All City of Roseburg warrant drawn on the General Fund and en dorsed prior to July 10, 190S, In elusive, are this day called for pay ment. Dated this 23rd day of July. 1909 j ELBERT B. HERMANN. ! City Treasurer RICE (Q. RICE ffe Housefurnishers We have helped others, why not, let us help you. We pay no rents, that's why we sell for less. Sole Age aim for Power Washer The otilj ttnccMfal wmir washer. We do four washing free for one wwk. Come ud m as 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 Cof field Potter Wtuhtr 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 rub- Let us put one in your house and do your .next washing . Let us show you how sim pl e and convenient it is. V. -: -aH bins a The Motoi RtTKrirT I WHILF. Vol' RjMSfc I I AMU lliHii OCT y The Up-to-date Housefurnishers will not. be undersold by any firm in Oregon if we know it.. 3 C7 - All prices marked in plain figures. . Prices made possible without slighting the quality, by our enormous purchases. The Path to Kitchen Comfort Mr. Husbaud:- If this wa? an applianci- for your office, you would snap il up in two minutes. So would any other man. Most men are considers e also of their wives, but few of them ever figured out the mileage of a woman s kitchen journey. Suppose her kitchen is average size, fjhe makes 20 trips to her pantry, 4 trips to her cellar, 30 trips to her tnble. 20 trips to her &mk, 40 trips to her stove. in preparing a meal and clearing up after It. That figures up to over a mile of steps each meal. Think of that. A half hour or more wasted in actual walking at ea'h meal. A Hoosler Cabinet, grouping every kitchen convenience in the space of the table, actual ly saves almost iwuhours of walking every day. That 1 why most men will buy their wlvef a Hoosler Cabinet. Ha your wife one? SPECIALS No. 23 Diner, worth l.30 at $1.25 $13.00 Couches, Special . . . .910.00 Xo. 9 Diners, 1.3.1 f ir . worth . . .$1.00 ltrvl;frn, worth f'r $.1.01 11.00 In Br- 'al (olden Finish Irroxers . . . 810.00 Special Sale Mat-tr.-sse, . .$,1 to $15 Cloth,- I'His, 5 doz. 'or 5c Fry Pans, as low Never was our store so crowded with good goods. We need the room and will make saving prices. A Glorious Victory. There's rejoicing in Fedora, Tenn. A man's life has been saved, and now Dr. King's New Discovery is the talk of the town for curing C. V. Pepper of deadly lung hemorrhages. "I could not work nor get about." he writes, "and the doctors did me no rood. but. after using Dr. King's New Discovery three weeks. I feel like a I new man. and can do food work again." For weak, sore or diseased , T lungs. Coughs and Colds, Hemor- T rhages, Hay Fever. LaGrippe. ABthma T or any Bronchial affection It Btands ! T unrivaled. Price SOc and 11.00. IT Trial bottle free. Sold and guaran-'T teed by all druggists. if TEACHER WANTED By School Dist. No. 91 for term of three months. Apply to J. F. Kansch". clerk Dlst No. l, Oakland. Or. sws9 WAXTKI) V OUKGON RKSTAl'RAN'T Open Day and Night. First-class meals at all hours. Fresh Olyrapla Oysters, FUh and Clams all tje time. ltcfrulnr Meals, 25 Cents. Have added a new Balcony especially rese-ved for ladles and families. An Electric Piano will furnish music during meal hours. WANTED To buy. up to 20 acres of cultivated land, well adapted for growing of apples. State exact sit uation and terms. Send answers to T R., care Review. d WANTED Girl for dining room work and dishwashing, no cooking Call phone 151 or address box H, Roseburg. dswtf WANTED Bids on 50 tons of new. clean hay, and 2000 bushels of oats. f. o. b.. Sutherlln. Addre?j The Sutherlln Land & Water Co.. Sutherlln, Ore. dsw The best bread made at Umpqua llakery. Free delivery, Phone 2211. Read Review advs. for bargains. FOH SALE. No Equals None Better None so Good CHAMPION MOWERS HAYRAKES BINDERS We have just received a CARLOAD of Harvesting machinery, direct from the Factory, and if you are going to buy a Mower, Hayrake or a Binder, call or write us for prices. REMEMBER Our stock of Farm Wagons, Buggies and Hacks is the largest in Southern Oregon, and we can suit you in style aud price. J. F. BARKER & CO. Implements, Vehicles Phone i6t Roseburg Ore. FOR SALE Two yearling colts, at a great bargain If taken al once. En quire of Louis Coryell. 941 Win chester St., North Roseburg. ds28 FOR SALE Surrey and harness. Call on S. B. Crouch, near foot of Oak street, Roseburg. da2S FOR SALE Fine driving horse, standard bred. 6 years old; perfect ly gentle; also buggy and harness. Inquire of E. B. Pengra. dtf FOR SALE; A complete transfer ousiness. including all horses. agons. wood, wood-yard uu uraymg contracts. For par ticulars address E. J. Frasier, Eu- seue, uregon. dtf FOH RENT FOR RENT Suite of rooms. 217 Chadwlck. furnished dsl FOR RENT Fine large house. In quire at office of Albert Abraham. dtf FOR RENT Furnished rooms. Mr7. r. J. Criteser, 429 Rast Ave. dtf FOR RENT- galow on Parrott St. 14 6 N Parrott St. Inqvfre at da30 ROOMS FOR RENT Furnished or unfurnished and suitable for house Keeping, splendid location. En quire at this office. dtf TO LEASE For one year or more, 17 acres good land; one third fin est river bottom; good 5-room house and outbuildings; city wa ter; 25 minutes walk from Rose burg P. o.; 1 acre bearing orchard with good crop of fruit; Ideal lo cation for fruit and poultry; spe cial inducements to right party. Address P O Box 687. Roseburg d LOSTHaby's white serge coat, finder please leave at this office d WANTED Family sewing Hon guaranteed; cor St and Rast Ave. sartisfac Douglas dsl 6 run bale At a bargain; 200 acres aaaptea to trult or dairying; nicely tor particulars address H J. Wilson, Canyonvllle, Ore. dsl Roseburg Rochdale Co. j 9 We always have plenty of fresh vegetables, oranges, lemons and ba nanas. 0 Our stock of groceries is always fresh and our prices are always fair. Q We want YOU for a customer. HARNESS & JOHNSON Sheridan t. GROCER 7fe 0W FOR SALE One full blooded Jer sey cow and heifer; one horse. suaraiiieea steady and gentle, with io-seaiea nack and harness tnree broods pure bred White Langshan fowls; household goods. caress P. O. Box 687, Rose- JB; dtf FOR SALE 660 acres stock ranch Including 80 acres farming land: " miles rrom Roseburg. Address uux oi, ttoseburg. tf FOR SALE 900-acre ranch; 714 miles from Roseburg; rood 1m provemenU. 35 acres in bearing or chard; mostly Italian prunes: bal ance pasture aDd farm; 300 head of good sheep, if wanted I'o.' fur ther particulars oou.e and teo or address the owner. P. Cooper, R F. D. No. 1, Roseburg. Oregon.' dtf BALED HAY leave orders Psrtles wishing It at Churchill s hard ware store. Roseearg. or 'phone 476 farmers' line. ,3n FOR IA.LB lUghtMat kt 533 X. S:eira :. A Wiraain if taken ' Inairt rrU for ar . et. ( PIANO nit tLR-37S Jacob Doll piano for ml ch.i. .or rar. ticulars aatream P P., p, o Box 95, Roseburg, f-f ' FOR SALE A fia r '-left a, fn at this Oa gagg WANTED Bids by contractors for making additions to the Herring ton House; plans and specifica tions can be had for the same by applying to the office of W. A Straw, architect, niiia -ta e..i 1.909. da2'7 4th. WANTED Two or three unfurnish ed down stair rooms In Roseburg. Must be close In. Enquire S K oea Hardware store. dsl "MOTHF.lt AXH SON." (A Poem.) With rare expressions: at once In spiring and pathetic. Now on sale ""OK HlOrO. Th onrl ne vwias of Florida" for only 10c. By L. C. HILL. 4-4- 4-4- 4'4-4.4.4. 4- TEe ROSE CAFE Ah l.lng, lrop.. OI'EX lAV AND MciHT. MenN Mt. All 1..,,,. 4- Regular Meals 25cU. Chicken Dinner 8undays, from c 12 noon to 2 p. m. 4- 4" Chop Suey, Noodles, Fresh 4" Oysters, Fish, etc., all the tlme. Cor. Jackson ft Washington Sis -44'444-4-4-4- 444r 4-4 44' R ti cmru&ta- Y TOY la 4 X 1 F0AC0ES-aV' t- e.tl St red DInnpp Prnr. O.. . Open n,u ,n ' T 9r to ycaj. at tft onft)trd. In Sheridan S.r K ut''. T . 4.4.4.4..4.4.4.4.4.4.4: w. 9. Brothers. ..c-v iwpgi. M 1 Ol 4. $ O O :-,zr-:. . ,. . 4 . ,,. .,. . . , .... : .. . ' I i i amamamm
