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tVENING RQSEBURG REVIEW IHHDEI) DAILY KXCKPI HliNDAY IIV ItHVIKW rUIILWIIINa COMPANY Entered at floBeburx, OreROii, Pol ollice Secoud-Clnan Matter. 1.. WIMIIKW.Y DAILY Per year, by mall Per month, delivered per week, delivered 81SMI-WEEKLY Per year 12. Hlx montba si:i'H:Min:it ion. I AKItl l.l- HKCOMKS IIKAI) OF O..W. It. X.t MOIII.KIi piti:sni:vr cjk o. s. I,. NEW YOUK, Sept. 2S. FollowlliK ll meeting hero this afternoon of ll rei'tom of the lliirrliniiii rallriads, iiniioiinceinent wan nml by Presi dent l.ovett of Important cIiiiiiki'H In the management or vnrlouH lines c-omiirlnliiK Ilia system, minii the 'lo tails of which the IiIkIi olllilaia have bt'en at work Tor mouths. Among the changes l the Wi-..t one of the moHt .Important was the induction of J. I). Fnrrell, now vlco preHldeiit 111 charBO of the Puget Sound extension, nu president or ,th. Oregon-Washington Italtroad & Navi gation Company, with lieudqiiiii tore In Cortland. Or. Mr. KarroH'ii new duties, iih In the rase of the other new presidents named today, Include supervision of nil local divisions and rcspoiilhlll ty for tratlhr nu well aa transporta tlon. This Is In lino with the umv policy iinnoir.nrcil by Judge l.ovett of localizing the management of the C-6 S.S.S. is the only remedy thnt cmi ir-cil v.-itii rorTect safctv in the treatment tf Conlacious IHood I'cbrti, a:i:l with ie assurance that a lusling cure will result, 'lhac arc txi,.ia niiin.-i.il mctliciiies which will temporarily rcmoic tivi (.::!.'! :v! r y.ny.c.'i; (t' Coiitnt;ious Blood Poison, but when tho treri:iv.::t h oif i- - U .rise always returns in worse fjrm, ary.l I'io ddit;.t !U-.tvs of i'ie si'anacli and bowels are usually injured by llio-c ; tn;n miiu : :;! ;, and iK-qucnlly stomach trouble, tlironiu dy.;pcpM.i, and iip.-iviM-i i! KhetimaliMii are added to the destructive blooJ poison. S.'i. !'.. mailj cntiidy of nou-. injurious roots, herbs t...d barks of rccopjii jd curative and tonic value, removes every particle r f trie virus from tV; arc illation, and by enriching and strentheninc tbo b'ood, cure.; the t'ireaye permanently. S.S.S. does not hide or cov rr nr tlie syn.ptoms, but removes them by first eliminatiiif! the cau ;e. 1 Iomc Treatirxut Book and any med ical advice free. S.S.S. is sold r.t th ux mores. t.v." wry s?i:ar:c co., Atlanta, ca. Sail A good-yellow product. A thorough cieanser. During this week only we will sell 8 Bars for 25c Roseburg Rochdale Co "What you want, when you want it" Bargains In 2nd Ranges, Hesters and Cooks o Standard niikes, at prices to suit all purses. Cll in and see them. L. H. RHOADE5 & CO. 2nd E0-COODS WANTED 3:l A SIM Beauty k oo : Secret Mfl. Hie HirrliM't toll Koctl'i Ckim ll Wi mull at n 11 ouelice al a Conmlmoa Spiltjlilt, ana" ll tht icknoiledjlvo fleilattlua ol tjcl CriMmi. fiqlliWI Icjla. a Irua egaaletiga btjutiliei a4 bioIIw. Ill ma anufti a Iteth. eltjr, nWflM'". J11 I'fil elan iiauiiti. tat a lin umH ft Icaall took ! For Bale by Marnier Drug Co. various roadK, ho that mutters of Im portance call I"' speedily disposed of by a responsible person. Coincident with the announcement of Mr. Fa n el I 'a promotion was one to the effect that William Kproule, who waa for a number of yearn I1h freight, trallle malinger, has been ae letted aa president or ihn Sunt hern Pacillu Company. .Mr. Sptoulo will have beiiiliiiiai lera at San Francisco Ho Ik how president of the W'olls Kiugo Kxpres Company. A. I.. .Mohler, now vice-president am! general malinger of the Union Pucllie. has been selected IIH presl dent of that company and of the Ore Kn Short I. Inc. with headquarters at Omalia. Illslrict In he AImiIIsIm iI. Ill wliaL way the new nrgaiil.ulloti will affect the Kimthern I'acllic linei in Oregon ban not been determined II seems. Il'.'tetohil'e the Southern Purine territory between Portland and Ashland bar been In cbarKe of rr.ji;;T'.rvv'.!,,rHJJli f$m; instable Soap! Bargains i the O.-tt, ll. & X. Olllcdrii. Judijtt i.ovelt did lint a yesterday w hat ur iaii4emeiit will be uiade reBardlnn Ibis noierty. ll U believed here. howHVer, that It will remain under the direction of the Portland opcrat lui! and trallle otliclalH. but tiiut .Mr. Kiiioiilea authorliy aa president of it ho SolHbelll Paclllc will he cxtond'-'l over the Oieuon Hues of that road. .,-1 , iL.i.... r tit ri -W I lie l, n,-IV illnniiii, ' - It. & S. aystem Into threu dlstricis. It la asserted, will be abollahed. til v IliK the Portland olllclals full charge or the entile territory. Common Colila Must lie Taken Seri ously. For imlcHS cured they sap the vi tality and lower the vital resistance t.. i. ,,, ii,.t'irtiiu Infection. Protect your children and euro yourself by the prompt uae oi roieya uuuej uuu Tar Compound and note im auick and decisive results. For coughs, cold). croup, whooping coui;li, broncimis and arfectlnns of the throat, chest and Iuiiks It la nu ever ready and valuable remedy. Hemeniber the name, Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound, and refuse substlt tea. The ucniilno la In a yellow pacliaco. For sale by all dealers. F mi;oi (urn's it.vn-: ri,. ii:i:ts with nisi AVtnt. i:.iillalle la)(iii- I'ails Ki Aitrif at MeellMK and Annllier Try Will lie Maile. KAI.IOM. Or., Sept. 2S. Kffiirta lo secure from the Slate llailrond Coni misslon dcclanitlmiH that the Cnin mlKHiiiu could legally order what Is practically a "postage atninp" rate on lallroada for all towns In Oregon failed at the Hint try of the People's K.lllltalde Kate League, which wan organized here today, and aa a result another conference with the C'oininls don will be called within the next a ) days. The league meeting waa at tended by about 20 delegates from vuilous parts of the Btate. Including ;i number from Kastern und Southern Oregon, the move being hacked b the .Medfonl Trallle llureall. Onlslile of an organization the only tangible result obtained by the league today war. the outlining of a plan to secure for every town In the state a similar distrlbutnry rate. I'lifairuesM is Contelllleil. It. was pointed out by some of the delegates that such a plan would be manifestly unfair and illegal, that a railroad could not ship over n moun tainous territory, for instance, where the road costs ).'iO,uou a mile to con struct and a comparatively high price to operate, as cheaply as It could over a road costing $10, (MX) a mile for construction and a minimum price for operation. In addition it was contended that rile Inlerstale Commerce Commission probably would llnd it impossible to allow rates on this basis for a num ber of reasons. .Members of the Hall road Commission at tho conference tonight called attention to the fact Flint the Mcdford complaint is pend ing before the Interstate Commerce Commission and that premature in terl'erence with the efforts of Med fonl In this direction may result In serious harm lo the entire North west. The Commissions of Wash ington and Oregon now have a plan in view which may settle the entire dllllculty. Initiative May he Invoked. It Is said by some of the members that it t lit desires of the league are not adhered to by the Ititilroad Com mission an initiative bill may be placed before the people in an effort to secure success of the plan out lined. It is the consensus of opinion on the part of ninny, however, that the proposed plan cannot be legally enforced, although the liullrnail Commission will make a study of II before giving its decision at the com ing conference. At the morning session dissolution of tile organization was threatened for a lime when the delegates split as to whether railroad men should be admitted to the deliberations of the body. As u result of the pending! storm adjournment until afternoon1 was taken to patch up dilliciilties. Ollicers were elected as follows: President. K. A. Harmon. linker; vice-president, Mr. Walters, The Unites: secretary, 10. A. Welch, Med ford. -o- l-OK IMMCiKKTiniV. It ml Oivnnis, Nrrviusiu's.s, Bilious iii'sj jiiuI all Slomm'li Misery, On to tho Hod Cross Pharmacy to day, dmft procrastlnnt pt n fifty out box of Mt-O-NA stomach tablets mil got rid of all that iinnoylni; ,ib. sourness, heartburn, bloat hip and heaviness. The Red Cross Pharmacy guarantees them. There wouldn't be so many deaths from acute indigestion If sufferer.- wiiuld constantly carry n few Ml-O-N. tablets with them. Kead this from a man 64 years old ! anil then decide whether you prefer j to suffer longer or not. j 'T am en my second box of Ml-O-' NA. ! received relief after taking two doses. 1 feel like a different man. j I am t4 years old and Ml-O-NA is tho best thing 1 ever used for stomach trouble. ' - .1. M, Hurger. K. V. R No. :t. Hox S. Wooster, Ohio. Fifty ! cents for a large box of stomach tab leis nt the lied Cross Phnrmacy aud , druggists ever where1 Wednesday, Thursday and Friday afternoons of tills week our store will he closed until live o'clock; will remain open eveniliRS until S. As there will be but one delivery la the afternoon our customer! nre re quested to get their orders In tyv noon on the above days. The Itoeli dale. ds.v Window glass at .Hamilton's. dtf 4 DIL 1. K. SNKI.L 4. tcoint lllc rii)lilnn Rooms 10-11. Maulers ning. j. KOSKllfKO OHKOO.N". J. Phone 1 1 9. Wf WOTV.l. I'Olt IU1SK ' lltmi rt.un.o. Jlr. V. M. Si-ward, proirletor of I he new Hotel Scwul d at I'ortlallll, Ore., wlsliea ll" to anllimnco Hint the rutca tor rooiini at Hie Sew. ard are $1.11(1 per day and up. Tin, Keu-lllll . WHM Olli'lied In July, iniiii. mill la one of Hn in"-.! nrilstlc, n::ideni mill elegaiiily nppoliilcd lite telH in Hie Norilmcsf. All room) have direct oulKHie ii(iNiiri-, imw m . . ... i ,...1 .11. I tklli. Ilii, IIOICI IB lift JIie,, m. uutlii entrance to the olds Wormian & King new di'pariineiit store, thus alforilini; guests an euy opportunity to do their shopping:. Mr. N. K. ,. ..i..il Mr. A. A. Wright as lirud of the ofllce force, Mr. Clarke win no rciiiciniH-i- j conuucieu uy tno ioiiowiug nameu many as one of the most conneninl l.imies and Clerks, or their duly se obliging clerks tint ever stood ' c,.lt.,i substitutes: l l,liid a hotel counter Hi 1'ortlllllil We would suggest to our readers Unit ihey gie Hie Seward u trial, lake 'bus at drKit or car marked "V" mid ft off at Tenth Hivel. end To feel strong, navo Rood appetite ami digestion, wleep soundu and en Joy life, iiso llurdock lilood Hitters, the great system tonic and bulldor. J. lilt. I1M.AV Ik'iillst. Uoorns 4-5, Bell Slaters' Bhlg. BARGAIN OFFERS You Can Make no Mistake. Here are a few of Many Choice Lots in Beautiful Fair Acres. Opposite The Soldiers' Home. C-110 Cholco lot, 40x110, on Jnckson street; a snap at $;1000. C-lll choice Fair Acre lot, $100. C-112 4 0 acres. 1 niilo of city limits; pooil Improvements; team, wagon, harness, all tools, 200 chickens; 2 .lorsoy cows. Only J-1000. C-113 27 acres In Eilenhower; new Im provements. A very choice huy. t'omc in anil h-i. me tell yon about It. Brown's Fair Acres Let us lako you out show you tho finest and EOll as woll as the choicest loca tion In tho valley. W'c hr.ve city water, electric lights, freo mall delivery ' anil telephone. Better buy a lot now. List your property with us, J. W. Campbell "LIVE WIRE" Real Estate Man 340 JACKSON 'E have 117 WW should have been here the first of April, but was delayed. On account of them arriving late we are going to make a big reduction in prices. If you . intend to buy a buggy or a hack this sijmmer, buy it now. Call and look over our stock. J. F. BARKER & COMPANY Implements and Vehicles N'OTICU ClP tiKSKnAL CITV ELKO Notice Is hereby given that a gen eral election will ho held In the City of ItnsebniK. Oregon, on Monday, October 2nd, 1911. between the houra of o'clock A. M. and II o clocK F M.. at which anld election the follow- i inn olliciiii will bo electej: ! one Mayor to serve for two years. Ono Iiecorder to Bcrve for two , yearn. i . ,ii'. Ti.miun rut In serva fur two' 1 Ono Treasurer to serve for two ven rs Ono Councilman for each of the aix warda of the City, each of whom are to gervo for two yearn. Said election will bo held at the j following named pulling places, and j First Ward. Polling place. Court house; Judges, J. 1). Zurcher, F. W. Dillard, J. II. Sykes; Clerks. D. R. Sliauibrook. L.o"l8 Dnblver. Second Ward. Polling place. No. 310 N. Jackson Street; Judges, Her man Marks, J. O. Newland, J. F. ! Templln; Clerks, Hev. K. M. Mears, , I'red Wright. I Third Ward. Polling place, Rose-1 burg lintel; Judges, Geo. Neuner, Sr.. ,W. J. Brand, Carl Hotlmao; ' Clerks, E. N. Kwart. S. J. Jones. ! Fourth Ward. Polling place. City Hall; Judges. Grufton Worthlngton, W. J. Tester, C. L. Hamilton; Clerks, ; C. W. linker, Dee Howard. ' Fifth Ward. Polling place, Fuller-' ton's barn; Judges, A. J. Hollows,1 Reuben Slarsters, A. S. Frey; Clerks, i Loyal Stephens, O. A. I looser. Sixth Ward. Polling place, Pago I. umber Company ollice; Judges, A. Creuson, J. W. Wright, L. M. Par rott; Clerks, J. L. Grimes, H. U. Church. lly order of the Council. I Hated this 20th day of September, 1011. j A. N. ORCUTT, I Recorder of the City of RoseburB.i ! Oregon. ds3 0 HD.Mtl) OK KQI AUZATIOX NOTICK.. Notice Is hereby given thnt the ; Board of Initialization of Douglas j County will meet In the ollice of the . County Clerk of said county In the ; Court House In the Citv of Rose burg, Oregon, on Monda), October. II 111 I Q n'nlnnlr n in BlllH ' Hoard of Equalization will continue its sessions from day to day, cxclu : sivo of Sundays and legal holidays, ; until the examination and correction land equalization of the roll Is com ! pleto, and publicly examine the as sessment rolls and. correct all errors i In valuation, descriptions or qualities i of land, lots or other property. Now, therefore, nil parties who may be agrieved by reason of valuation, de scription of otherwise as to their as sessment, will please ti.ke notice as above stated, and make their com plaints to said Board of Equalization otherwise their assessment will stand as made by tho assessor. Dated Wednesday. Sept. 13, 1911. F. L. CALKINS, daw County Assessor. Lots $150 and up nt Fair Acres. I Easy terms. , See J. W. Campbell, tr October Cdcddings If you are looking for some suit-j able present for that wedding, it will j save you much worry to see our I Brilliant Cut Glass Hand Painted China Beautiful Silver Pieces Tableware, Etc., Etc, XOT much trouble to make a selec- Hon from our stock, ALL AltE NICK. I .lust a matter of how much or little! you desiro to spend. j Clingenpeel' Jeweler and Optician! I'llOXK 211. a carload of the and Spring Wagons, which has just arrived, and which WE HANDLE ORLA MOLASSES The purest and best. The old fashioned kind and a favorite with all housewives. Try a can. Upon using you will want an other. Put up in quarts, halves and gallons. Mrs. A. C. Kidd Son THERE IS BUT ONE CHURCH BROTHERS' BREAD T5T. HOUSEWIVES' FAVORITE Order Church Brothers' bread from j'our grocer. It satisfies. Get the habit. It will become fixed. None so good. " CASS STREET . PHONE 35 THE ORIGINAL Empire Livery, Feed & Sale Stable Cor. Main and Washington Sts. t BANKS & WELKER, Proprietors. Trausient stock given best of care. Horses boardeci at reasonable rates. First class rigs; good horses; careful drivers. Blacksmith Shop in Guaranteed. PHONE 5 Dry Fir Wood We Grain of all Kinds, Split Oak Wood Want Hay of all Kinds Slab Wood Your Feed of all Kinds ORDERS Now is the time to order your winter's wood take ndvant age of our special prices. We make our own deliveries, insuring promptness and correctness. Warehouse Winchester Street, on the .Switch Telephone 163 . R.OSEBURG FEED AND FUEL CO. The way you look And still more, the way you feel, depends on the groceries you buy, and the service you get where you buy You will look pleasant, throw out your chest and smile when you order groceries from us. Fresh fruit, string beans, sweet corn, tonntoes and melons, all good and fresh every day. Get on to our delivery system. The North Side Grocery Celebrated Michigan Buggies DELIVERY Connection All Work Roseburg, Oregon (7 rTTTTl' Vl
