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, ( f ! ? i ? ! ! EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW ISSUEO DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY -BY- REVIEW PUBLISHINO COMPAIW Office-Review Building, (first floor Jackson Street. Telephone Main ool L. WIMBERLV, Editor. DAILY Per rur, by null I3.Q0 fit month, delivered Jit Per week, delivered 16 BKXI-WKKKLV, " Per Year tiai Mi Honthf Il.ai DECEMBER 7, 1008. Fog may shut out the sunshine for a few days, but t also keeps off the frost and Is therefore of great bene fit Congrens re-opened today, but most people are thankful that It cu continue In session only three niontba uiib time. Definite action toward street pav In IT inri hmiM nnmhurlnv mill Ua I m portant features of tonight's city council meeting, uom are Dauiy needed. "Shop early and often, and do It now" Is the wise admonition given to buyers of Christmas goods. For the right places to buy, Just read the announcements of Review advertlB- Payrolls are a most important feat ure In building up a live city. Let us endeavor to secure Just as many new Industries as possible during the coming year. Now Is the time lo begin. Orogon fruits are so good that they ruuuy nave no competition in tile marketu lit tlm anrlrt Ullh tha thousands of acres of new orchards ocing piautoa we snail not be able iu Dufiifiy me uumaiiu iur uregon ap pies, pears, prunes and peaches. A government building for Hose burg should be among the Items au thorized during the session of Con gress which opened tolay. Isn't our commercial Club sufficiently Interest ed in tnis matter to draft resolutions asking for Buch a building, together with a recital of the needs for the same, and send a copy to each of out congressmen and senators, with I hi request that they give the same theli early and favorable attention. MYRTLE CREEK NEWS. B. J. Jones, tho Hoseliurg capital ist, was lu town on business Thurs day. Me showed his fnlth In tin town's future by buying four lota In Johnson addition. K. T. Utandlflrd and wife departed the first of the week for Melrose Or., whero they will locate for e whllo. (Irace Campion Nelson, ynungesi daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Nnl son, died at this place, Doc. 2, 1908 after a brief illness. She was 3 yearf of age. A lawsuit occupied the tlmo In Jus tlco Oalther's court for the greatei part of Tuesdny and Wednesday ol thlB week. Tho parties to tho suit woro H. L. Browning and Thos. V Ilervoy, both of Ruckles. Brownlnc asked for a Judgment of 100 and costB. for alleged damage to his crept by the defendant's hogs. After a fierce legul buttle the Jury gave a ver dict for the plaintiff for the full amount asked. Tola! cobIs and Juilg nient will amount clone to $20(1 Plaintiff was represented by c. 8 Jackson, of Itoseburg, and the de fendant by II. J. Ilowlnnd, of tlili place. Clias. C. Miles, formerlv a Myrth Creek boy. was re-elected t() ile i,.. Islature of tho slate of Idaho from Nei I'erces county, nt the recent eloc tlon. by an Increased iimjorlty, lead ing his ticket In the fiercest political battle over waged In his county Miles stood for a primary law and the local option law, ami the whisky forces fought him from the nomlna tlon to tho closo of the pollB, but h. won out In spite of their opposition Mall. Medicine Tlmt la Medicine. "I have suffered a good deal with malaria anil stomach complaints, bin I have now found a remedy that keeps mo well, and that remedy It hlectrlo Hitters; a medicine that Is a niwllclno fur sUnnncli and liver trou bles, and tor run down rnndlllons " says W. C. Kelster, of llallulay, Ark Hhwlrlc llUters purify and enrich Hie bloml, tone up tho nerves, ami Imparl vigor and energy t the weak. Your money will be refunded If it f,,. t0 help you. , tic at A. C. Marsters & Lo a. drug store. HPOim.Vti .ViTKH. The Carlisle Indians defeated Den rer University nt foothnll last Hntur day by the score of 8 to t. The annual football mum. between Multnomah and n. A. ( nt Port land. Ssltinlnv rwli...l I.. - ... . , - 'ii n tiriorv for Mullnoinah by the close scire of ; V -l". tott arterback of the victors, made the winning score In the last two inlnulea by long run. Kildle OTonnell. the clever and so-far unbeaten wrestler of the Mult noniah Athletic flub. Is matched f,)r Dec. 17 with Mike J. Dwyer, fi.i in. r wrestling Instructor of resldeni Itoosevelt. FINZEHS ANNUAL ltKPOKT. Many Important Krcomitietidutious for Oregon .Nutiouui Uuard. SALEM, Or., Dec. 6 Many Im portant recommendations are em bodied In the biennial report of the military department of the slate, sub mitted yesterday by Adjutant-Gener al W. E. Flnzer, to Governor Cham berlain. It la shown by the report that the Oregon National Guard Is now in a liiKh state of efficiency and that but one change Is needed to bring the entire organization up to a regular a'iny basis as regards organization This is the addition of four compan ies of Infantry lo the Fourth Oregon with headquarters at Eugene. These four companies will be organized as soon as practicable. W ar Depart ment orders allow until January 20, 1910, for completion of the reorgan ization. In his recommendations General Finzer gives a new solution of the dllflcult problem of securing armories for National Guard companies out side of Portland. In this connection he urges that It be provided by law that all counties wherein guard or ganizations are stationed must pro vide suitable armories, such build ings to be used for public meetings only when not In use for drill pur lioses. Many HTomnK'ndutions Miule. Other recommendations of Interest to hundreds of guardsmen through out the state are: That paymasters be permitted to draw funds In advance of camps of instruction for pay and subsistence. This will save endless delay and annoyance occasioned by the old system now in use. That as soon as funds are avail able the troojis be supplied with camp cots for use in the field. Such cots are now UBed by the regular army and add considerable to the endurance and comfort of the men. That an allowance be made the commanding officer of each company, battery and band to pay the quarter master sergeants to care properly fo; all public property, under such regu latfons as may be prescribed by the Military Board. That an officer of the National Guard detailed for duty in the Ad jutant General's office for the pur pose or conducting a service schoo by correspondence. That a board of officers be detailed to make any alterations In the mili tary law of the state that are found necessary In order to entirely con form tho organizations of the Nation al Guard to those of the United States army and report their And- ngs to the legislature. That an act be passed by the leg islature prohibiting any person oi oersons, or organizations, other than the United States nrniy and the Nil llonnl Gunrd, from wearing uniform? or parts of uniforms similar to those worn by members of the service. PRUNE OUTPUT 41 t'AHS. French Coinpnny, of Myrtle Creek, May Add Cannery Next Year. Myrtlo Creek Mnll: The E. L. French Co. has finished tho season' rack of fancy Douglas county prunes and has shut down the plant until next year. Tho packing season thle year covered a period of 4 2 days. .luring this time a total of 1,700,000 poundB of prunes were packed. The total output tilled 44 freight cars, representing two train loads. ihe compnny has done everything possible to advertise tile fruit packed at this point us Douglus county pro ducts. Each box of fruit has been ninikcd with nn attractive label, giv ing Myrtle Creek ns the packing point, and defining the contents ns Douglas Couuty prunes. ThlB will gl-) Myrtle Creek, and Douglas coun ty in general. Borne practical, high- class advertising throughout a veiv wldu scope of country, as the fin It found a market In the states of Kan nas, Nebraska. Oklahoma, North l)n- sota, south Dakota, -Texas, Iowa. 111111)18. New York. MnssiuhllHCtts and four carloads wero exported to Canada. Thus It enn be seen that so wide a distribution of otr prunes, lack.?d in such nil attractive way. Is sure .o result In much pood to Hie Making Good. Tl - friends Ilko-.M.klng I loud ;- ! Dm-n,? . ""'" eiempllfy till Allll tlmlr frlmi.l. . I. ... .. '.i f . ...., Ill(,ru man lv decades of iKipulnrlty. are numtu rcd I llin liiniilr.U i.f il,. .ii. ...I. 'fi . 'mad. ...I. ...i r T:.. ' "7 " runksnU. A giNHl. horiiwl, square-deal mnllrtne of m. ii I iii I '. 'hi i nr. Pierce's Holder Mcdlc.l Dlstovcry. t m enlnv mi In, sense sale, wlilln must ,if ll, prel.ura lions tlist have con,,. Into prominence In Inn imrlt.r ,u..l. i... i : e- .-. "i hi. po niiiir iy nave "SOIIB llV t II. I A,. never more lieard of. 1 here miit lw i.,... . .. two by for i to lien ai-li, pe- A I.IIIU.MIY OF t'HOK H UTIOX You can get the latest and the best novels st Ihe public library In the Marsters building, upstairs ovei Burr's Music Store. Open every af ternoon and evening from 1 to 8. dtf Never sacrifice quality for price. Bee s Bush and Lane and the Victor piano. dif Bead Review sdvs. for bargains. ' "i. i nere inusi I,. ,mc reN this long-time nooulsrltv ami ii,.i be found In t ui.(-rl,.r merlu. W s " ii i niir inai inr weak stem . .... over snu ounvi smvllons. Its mi h.V.A . V M ' ' . 1 . "' niailfel; " ' " has survive and grown m ,)p: r.Ti V """"" ' nierltorlniii for '. hrl ?" "" .'' f l!H"l",l """ (orptte,, V"M bw'u "oon lr'iiir...ti !,rP'i' w with Its attendant Indigestion, dyiieinla. lies.laclie, ,.r. r, ,l ,1 . ' ",lln. nervoumess "I d. l.ihly nothing Is ,, ss ,r i'"' ,'"1'1"" M l Div-overv ,', n h..i.ct ,,,,. , ,. nill,.,,e Will, .11 '"r l'rlm.-l on l-.tile-wra...!" - no nrvreL no h. u. "I 1 i-r ' n tiV T" !""--M mV'- little I. " wlUnv'',,,,.'nT,'r''" ""r Don't liny Dr. I'lerce'i Favorite Prrscrln ln e,.v,l,, u, lirV(. , .l.ufc.rtr; is only ,V,M fr ,,', .LS'i ,,!' K'tol,1 """'Tl y women w..t hj silvt-rtiHtt iIh tVuosA Mttth tut county, and to the Myrtle Creelf tlun Id particular. Mr. French ia now flguriDg od a cauuery to run In connection with the packing plant. A cannery will nil a long felt need aud It In to be hoped that the plant can he Inutalted lu time to take care of next year's crop. Not only would a cannery af ford a market for tons of fruit which annually go to waate in this Becllon, but it will provide a means whereby the farmers could make a greater margin of profit off stheir land. NKW tOfNTY KUt-OKOH. "IrfMJwe Trf'af" ByHteiii U Hnm to be 1'ut Into I' so Here. About Dec. 15th, County Clerk Ienox will receive the first set of hooks for putting into operation the new "loose leaf" system for keeping ?ounty records. This system is al ready In use lu several counties in Washington, and has been adopted, in whole or In part, lu Marlon, Mal heur, Josephine, Lane and other ountles of this state. The first books to be received here for opening this Bystem are: Deed record, mortgage record, county court journal. Probate court journal. Rec ord of Incorporations, Record of Min ing Claims. While the first cost of these books Is more than that of the ordinary records, that will soon be overcome by the very much smaller expense of renewing them. With these, qew leaves can be Inserted from time to time, while with the old system new books had to be pur chased. With the increasing volume of business of the county this had grown to bo a considerable item, which the new system will materially lessen. Nearly all the larger business establishments now use the "loose leaf" system of books as a measure of economy and convenience. With these the county can, a little later dispense very largely with the use of a book typewriter for recording, as loose leaves can be handled on an ordinary typewriter with a wide car rlage. ThLs will also expedite the work of recording the numerous doc uments filed for that purpose In the office of the county clerk. MAKKIKD. JOHNSON-NORTON At the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. A. A Fuller, In Roseburg, Dec. 6. 1908 Oliver L. Johnson and .Miss Tl II le Norton, Rev. E. H. Hicks, officiat ing.. Mr. Johnson Is a member of the local grocery firm of Harness and Johnson, and one of the leading young business men of the city. Ills bride is a very charming young lady, and equally as well known lu Rose burg sb her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson will reside at his home on Pine street.- S.S.S. BEST TREATMENT FOR CATARRH S. S. S. is the best treatment or Catarrh because it is a perfect blood purifier. It is the only medicine that is able to get down- into the circula tion and entirely remove the catarrhal matter and impurities which produce the trouble. As long as the mucous membranes and tissues are kept inflamed and irritated by this impure and infected condition of the blood Catarrh will remain. Its disagreeable and dangerous symptoms, of ringing noises in the ears, mucus dropping back into the throat, headaches, watery eyes, difficult breathing, and even stomach disorders and weakened health, cannot be perma nently relieved until the blood is purified. Nothing equals S. S. S. for this purpose. It goes down to the very root of the trouble, and removes every particle ot the catarrhal matter from the blood and enriches this vital fluid so that all the mucous surfaces are supplied with nutritive, healthful qualities, in stead of being constantly irritated and inflamed by impurities in the circula tion. Then the symptoms begin to pass away and when S. S.S. has entirely purified the blood, Catarrh is permanently cured and the general healt' greatly built up. Book on Catarrh and any medical advice desired sent frt to all who write, THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA, A Beautiful Assortment of Pleasing Gifts In Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware, Novelties, Etc A Generous Assortment, full of Quality and Merit, for Holiday Presents. Salzman's Shoes We Are Proud to Show In ovory rosiwct our now shoes for women Kssess merit Klncst leathers built for nil occasions. Light welts for bright anil dry days. Heavy soles Intended for sleet and snow. Dressy turn shoes anil light welts for evonlng. Made by a reliable and able manufacturer Kuppendorf Ditunan R. L Stephens Successor to Parrot Bros sUckisiv 5 hot Dealer $3.00 $5.00 Next Door to Pastofflc No Trouble to Show You PLOWS J. 1. Case, Parlin & Orendorff, Mone, John Deere HARROWS Disc. Drag, Springtooth Hero Fanning Mills Hoosier Drills and Seeders Stump Pullers, Cider Presses, Mitchell Wagons, at J. F. BARKER & CO. PHONE 161 SANTA CLAUS HAS AIUUVKI) AT :: AQEt'S DOOli STATIOHERT STORE And we are now loaded to the doorB with the finest and largest line of HOLIDAY i()OIS we have ever carried. Don't forget J 11 it to remember your friends with one of more of our beautiful gifts, and try and call early before the lines are broken we have something for everybody and are sure to please you. Selections made now will be put aside until you are ready for them. We Invite you to call at once. You are always welcome whether you buy or not. Chocks taken. Store open evenings until ten o'clock. BOOKS - BOOKS As usual our line Is complete, we have every thing from the 5-cent linen Juvenile up. Hoys' Hooks, Girls' Books, Dainty Gift Books in profu sion, for both old and young. All the late copy rights, 1.25 each. Reprints 75c each, Bible and TestamentB, 25 cents to $5 each. We also have Catholic Prayer Hooks. We can supply anything on earth in the book line. If we dou't have it lu stock we will got It for you. STATIONERY Fine Stationery In beautiful Christmas Boxes from 50 cents to 2.00 a box. 8 DOLLS - DOLLS We have the largest line ever shown In Rose burg. Everything Imaginable from $1.00 to $8.50 each. China Dolls, Blstiue Dolls, Kid Body Dolls, dressed Dolls and undressed Dolls, Haby Dolls and Rag Dolls. Dolls heads in China, Bisque and Metal with hair or without. All sizes and kinds, 6 cents to $2.50 each. LOWNEYS CANDIES FANCY GOODS The greatest values and most beautiful Holiday packages put up in America. No other goods can take the place of Lowney's, and your sweetheart knows It. All prices, from 60c to $6.50 each. Our line is so large that we can only enumerate a very small portion. It Is the most complete and most beautiful we have ever carried. Toilet Cases, Traveling Cases, Writing Cases, Collar and Cuffs, Manicure Sets, Brush and Comb Sets, Cigar Jars, Smoker's Sets, Beau tiful Vases, all high la quality and cheap In price. Mirrors, Baby Sets, Military Brushes, Shaving Sets, Ink Wells, Japan ese Goods, Ornaments aud Other Fancy Goods too numerous to mention in tills space. LEATHER GOODS Gentleman's Purses and Letter Cases of all grades, Ladles' Purses, Hand Bags, and Satchels, Music Rolls, Travelling Cases, etc., an up-to-date line of new styles, 50 cents to $14.50. 8 8 FOUNTAIN PENS In both plain holders nnd the gold and sliver mounted are most Bultable gifts for either lady or gentleman. The mounted pens runge from $2 to $10 each and we guarantee every pen don't forget that point. 8 n n Our Christmas sale will be something out of the ordinary. Come at once and avoid the rush. CHRISTMAS TKKK OltNAMKXTS, CAXIH.KS AXI) IIOI.1IKIIM, SANTA CLAUS MASKS, XMAS CARDS, POST CARD ALIH'MS, IMIOTIHiRAPII A LIU MS, Al'TtKiRAPH ALBUMS, PICTURES, 1IOTH FRAMED AND UNERAMKD, TOYS, MAtil O LANTERNS, HANKS, HORNS, TOPS, CHIL DREN'S BLOCKS, ETC. ALL WE HAVE FORGOTTEN TO TELL YOU ABOUT WE WILL SHOW YOU WHEN YOU CALL. DON'T FORGET VK WILL TAKE YOUR CHECKS A.N1) ARE OPEN C fc.M.Mi.l. I Agee's Book & Stationery Store I Headquarter For Holiday Goods MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION. PHONE 1)0.1. 8t;::tm::::::::::::::t:t::m::j:t:8:8tj:H8 ADVERTISED LETTERS. Remaining uncalled for In the Roseburg postotDce on Dec. 7, 1908 are the following letters, which will be charged at the rate of one cent each: Bradley, J. V.; Brnwsou, Mr. G. W.; Clayton, W. T.; Clark, Mrs. Ethel; Cox, W. A.: Franconl, Mr. Au- nlbols; Harrington, Mr. A. It.; Jones, Mr. R.; Jones. Miss Edna; Longsdon, Mr. S. C.; Laird. Mrs. Florence (2); McDaniels. J. Frank: Martindale. Mr. J. Paul; PleBent, Mrs. R.; Kedlck, Mr. Burt w.; Smith, Mr. William E. ; Stelnbach, Mr. Louis (4); Smith, Geo. D. Mrs. C. W. PARKS. P. M. Farmers, mechanics, railroaders, laborers, rely on Dr. Thomas' Eclec trlc Oil. Takes the sting out of cuts, or bruises at once. Pain cannot stay where It is used. The Review does Job printing. NOVELTY THEATRE Program changes each Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. PROGRAM MONDAY AND TUESDAY MOV1NO PICTURES: "The Dancing Fiend." "The Hat of Fortune." "Healing Powder." ILLUSTRATED SONGS: "Good Rye, Sweet Marie." and "If Lou Were Mine." HAPPY RESULTS. Have Made Many Roseburg Residents Enthusiastic. No wonder scores of Roseburg citi zens grow enthusiastic. It is enough to make anyone happy to llnd relief after years of suffering. Public statements like the following are but truthful representations of the dully work done In Roseburg by Doan's Kidney Pills. A. O. Hons'jr, Jackson St., Rose burg. Or., says: "I had considerable trouble from a lame back and when doing any work that brousht a strain on the muscles of the back I suffered terribly. During one of th.ese spells I procured Doan's Kidney Pills from A. C. Marsters & Co's. drug store and found such great relief from their use in a short time that I did not feel It necessary to continue their use. My back was greatly strength ened and though 1 have worked steadily since, I have not had a re turn of the backache." For sale by all d -uggists. Price 50 cents. Foster-MllDiirn Co., Buf falo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the nnma nnn and take no other. "Generally debilitated for years. Had sick headaches, lacked ambition, was worn out and all run down. Bur dock Blood Bitters made me a well woman." Mrs. Chas. Freltoy, Moos up, Conn. The Pressure of 1 Laundry 1 Work Them will h o. 1, ' . Justice Long s court at the Elks' Min- mory. Don't fall to attend. done nt homo is felt by the head of the house and all the family. Why not be relieved of It? Send I'll your work to tills laundry and tlte result will bo liigli'y satisfactory. We use llnj soap, pure water and a lib eral amount of skill eid good sense. Shirts, collars, cuffs and starched goods are a special ty with us. Watch for prices next week. Phono 791, Not "lust nn rnnri" h .- i 1 uk tuts ucm Jennings' bread. Free deliver. Phone 2211. nTp O. D. XEWHARD. oseb urg Steam Laundry. 8. P. NEWIIAItl). h ROSEBURG MEAT MARKET NEWKARD BROS.. Props. Fresh and Cured Meats of all kinds Fih amd'PouItry rrtuX"'!Tt J!?' '"""V ' ftl.lln and and prime rW, eMiS mtST"" . "r "'"" C"HPS Special Free Delivery. Phone 1341. Shop on Sheridan Street, Near the Depot. We Buy Hides. MATINEE 2:30 TO 5 5c ADMISSION Evening Performance 10c Phono 105 s All Work Quaranteea H. C. RITZMAN, Up-to-Date Plumber Special Sale on Fixtures, Including Towel Racks, Soap Dishes, Tumbler Holders, Sponge Racks Etc f t Read Review tD. for bargains. O s
