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Newspaper Page TextEVENING ROSEBURO REVIEW "SSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY REVIEW PUBLISH. NQ COMPANY Office Review Building, (first floor) Jackaon Street. Telephone Main 90 1 L. WIMBERLY, Editor. DAILY V9t year, by mi. Per month, delivered W t week, delivered U HKMI-WJfKKLY, Ver Year UM His Month. I'. IX) ix'i:miii:k 12. ujoh. UCBTON GIVKS LITTLK JlOl'K. Tells Oregon Men Mint Treiwiiry May Not HUind WaU rvvay lloiitlH. WASHINGTON, D. C. Doc. 11 Oovornor Chamberlain, Joe Teal and lifnger Hfcrnianu, accompanied by the Orogon congressmen, had a con Ter ence today with Chairman Burton, of the river and harbor committee. Mr. Teal said that Oregon wanted a 30-foot channel from Portland to the sea. Mr. Burton said he could not see the advantage of a channel of this depth until there Is a perman ent depth of 30 feet on the bar at the mouth of the river. Mr. Teal also said that Oregon wanted a liberal appropriation for the Columbia river and coast harbors. He said that as between Coos Bay and Tillamook harbor, appropriations should be given to Coos Bay, If but one project was to be recognized. Mr. Hermann said he wrh here to represent the towns on the Coqulllo River and asked for the full amount recommended by the engineers for that stream. Mr. Burton told the Oregon men that It was by no means certain there would he a river and harbor bill this year, as he question ed whether the conditions of the treasury would warrant It. Representative Hawley has Intro duced a bill extending tbo provisions of the Indian war pension act to sur vivors of the Bannock war of 1878-9. GET DHAYIjOAI) OK BOOZK. Albany Officers Muke Html During a ItttJd oil "Near-Heor" Joliitn. ALBANY, Or., Dec. 11. A droy load of boozo was located In legally "dry" Albany this afternoon by local omcers, who raided two alleged "blind pigs." Chief of Police Hies and OIHcer Munkers raided a "near beer" emporium on Kerry street and be sides a stock of near beer on hand they found a large Hiipply of the real article, including four one-gallon kegs, one full barrel and three half barrels of bottled beer. The capture Included a large supply of empty bot tles and saloon glasses. Thu olllcern arrested the proprietor, James Black burn, and his bartender, Frank Pat terson. At the same time this raid whs In progress, Sheriff Smith and City Of fleer Fox entered the Fashion Slahlos, at Second and WaHhlnglon streetH, and found a full barrel of bottled beer and another barrel half full, with enough empty bottles on the floor to exactly fill the barrel. No arresU wore made at this place as the proprietor, Albert Peacock, was out of the city, driving on a livery trip, but a warrant was IkhikuI for his ar rest and he will bo arretted upon his return to the city tonight. No whiskey wus captured at either place. The officers secured a dray to carry the captured beer to the City Record er's office and It was well loaded. Blackburn and Patlersou fur 11 toll ed bonds of $150 each to appear to morrow before City Recorder Red field and answer to a chargo of viola tion of a city ordinance, whlrh em bodies the provisions of the local op tion law and also permits the confis cation of caplured liquor. Get a fine, three-sheet wall chart. In colore, free with a year's sub ortptlott to The Review. Matinees every afternoon at The Creacont. 6c TF IT Yon Bead TLft It will be to Inrn that the leading mnrit , eal writer ami inaction of all the wrt1 ehools of practice recommend, In tlir trongtwt tertitfl possible, each and every Ingredient entering Into the compoIUnt ef Dr. IMorcVa (ioldon Mltcnl Discover) , for thtoureof weak utomach, dyspepsia, cavmrrh of stomach, "liver complaint.' torpid liver, or lilllmiitncv, chronic bowel tfWMtm, and all catarrhal dlnea.i ol whatever region, name or nature. It 1 alto a jnvlti mnmly fnr all nueh ctiMntc or lotiR HiaiMIng oiisvs of catarrhal atloc ttom and their rmiltanttt, bronchial, throat and lung dlwastt (except consump tion) acc(impanfl with severe cougha. It la not so uihmI (cr acute cold and cough, but for UtiRfrtiia, or chronic casea ft eapr.lal1y tllcacioua In producing por fpet currt. llcunlalns Black Cherry txirk, Oiitden Sl root, l(lHMlnit, Stone root. Mandrake root and Quoon'a root all oi which aro highly praised a reiredlm for all the aliovft mmiUonM affections tjr aurh omlnent motile, writers and teachers tu Frof. Bartholow, of Aleffemon M6. Col lege: Prof, llanvrtf the Univ. of Pa.i -rmrtignood, M. P., of Hon ollge, Chicago; Prof. John . rtl ClnrlnnaLi t I'mf .I..hn M. SciidderfM. p., o( Cincinnati Pruf. Kdwln MJfif. M. D., of Hahnemann Lhlcaao. aod Mxirt of lly eminent in their aavara.1 nr act Ice. nW-MlMedl! IgipSTOIllA PK"' -t . jjjL For Infanta and Children. IBS t0 :al PlacoverT'ls tna Onjr liul mi Tiif ajiTOIuH tu ch pr orrs y i- m7i ly, nj t hi ; m y . . y u , , 1. morn than ari'v iiiiniiti u.r .ah A-nnrv'Ti.-ii. mnnil IS. Own DulilicllV of Us It iritu'iTji rnr Own nub licUr ol Us foMii eJl possible guaranty of tu merits. A glance at this publish, formula will iliow that (ioldan Medical DlvovorT eon Ulna no polaonou. harmful or hallt formlngdruga and no alcoholrheinlcallT fmm, trlple-rellni-d glycerine being ued nsleaL Glycerine la entirely unobjer tlonableand betide la a moat uef'i'i mgmt In the cure of all atomach w well a lrttv chlal, throat and lung affections. There la tha hlghiuit medical authority for Its ae In all auch caaea. The Discovery " la a concentrated f lycerla ei tract of native, medicinal roota and la aafe and relui) A booklet of eitraeu from eminent, medical authorities, endorsing U tnfrre ilenta malM rr on reufi.-t Addrea I. SL V. aUrua, But aiiTY. ALCOHOL 3 PKH I'.vn-p AVcgelablc PrcparartonrorAi slrailaiijigthcWantJRt llngUie Sioraadis omlBwdsof Promofes DigesltonChre m ncss and lteslonlalm wlttn-i Opiuni.Morphlne nor Mmtral. OT NARCOTIC. Mftifouiksiiimmim fimtJtBtSrid' jVx.Sema AmtM ItmnSrrJ- Ctortlitil Suger . mvt9mt nanr. Anfrfecl Rpmedv fordmslbi- Hon , Sour Slomach.Dlanioea WorrasJtom'ulsions.revenm ness and LOSS or SLEEP. facsimile Signature of NEW YORKJ The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of h.P Use Eiact Copy of Wrapper. For Over Thirty Years CASTOMA TM OCffTAUM IHNKt, NtW VOKK OITV. ' FOOD REFORM. Moat Married Women Do Not Interact Themaalvaa In It. There aeema to be no letup in the matter of food reform, and we are having a veritable outpouring of Indi vidual views and cxperleueea on the subject Even the doctors, moat con servative of men, have caught the Id fectlon aud are prescribing gruunse, bruinose, nut tone aud all those queei looking sawdust; and blotting papery sort of things that seem to suggest the need of a dustpan, but are really, don't you know, the very thing your over worked and weakened digestive system may be requiring! Thene are the days when the ad vanced diet reformers are boasting that they are living and living well, mind you on sixpence a day. They uiuke their breakfast off a cup of pat ent diet food, lunch on a nut meat or two and dine on a concoction of vege table Juices, with a banana perhaps for a Jolly and acceptable dessert. These are the estimable folk who hurry past a butcher's shop with averted faces and a look of profound disgust. There are not a grcnt many of them, but they are very radical. Such are the Ilalgltes, the Pletcherltes, the Kuatace MlleslmiH and the disciples of a dosen other mod ern food reformers. The slmon pure Halglte turns faint If be sees you eat ing a pea, the Kletchertte wants you to chew on a mouthful until nothing re mains and to be satisfied with that, end, as for the Eustace Milesian, he almply pities you If he discovers you eating anything you really like. Chiefly a Male Fad. COOS HAY HAS A KI!'K, MnrHhflcId '1 lines: Th? nuifl ser vice from Honehurg to C 10s Hay Is rapidly growing worm, belne a few hrurs Inlur cub diiy, iler.plfc Iho ex- hi lent wcuthor that h.i been pro vailing and the fi;irly xood rotiiu be tween here and HoHoburg. At y::t0 this aftomoon Iho mull had not 1 embed hero pud I'ntUiitii.U'Y Curtis' hud not. been (.pprlH-! .jf whun he n.llht expect It It hi': been I. tie for several days In fliieecHKlon now. The tiil day, the driver c'niii.ed a to heel m tho wagon broke and another dav wr.Kon tongue broke a 11 whiit hup l.ened today Is only a tnuttur of p,n Jtii I uro. Some time ago a mall route In spector wnH here and announced that Cooh Flay would have much bettor neil Hei'vlce thai: In tho pant, the car rying company having secured better ionics and euulpinent, ' Whether ho witrt mlHlod, pntrouu of tho local poHt- i-llieeH are now wondering. A year ago now, Cooh llay watt in tl.o hcltthth of tho rainy season and there was an excuse for tho mail be ing lit t n. Evidently the carrier has heeu comparing his record with a year ago aud forgetting the differ ences in weather conditions Ih trying to live up to his old srhodulo. SAI.KM 111, KS TO (JIVI-: A SHOW. Hn Uttn lull r mil 1 1ft tin rl I ti ir rum the usual annual minstrel show, the It. 1. O. Klks will hooii produce, with local talent, the big mtiHlcat comedy Known as a iNignt in nonemia, which tins been played by (he Klk lodgeH from ocean lo ocean for a number of years. About fill local ladlcH atid gentlemen will he care fully drilled In the songs, dances and big muHicnl special! lea wll h which the play nbounds. and a lot of well- known Elks will nppenr In the char acter parts. It has been played and highly endorsed by Minneapolis, St. Paul, Denver,, Indianapolis, Seattle, Omaha, Nashville and dozens of other 101 k lodgcB, and rehearsals will be In charge of Mr. T. P. (ietz, who Is known as one of the foremost pro ducers of local shows in the country. Dates the latter port of January have been secured at the opera house and the local lodge of Elks promise a big treat. Cottage Grove Leader: Conductor A1 Vu..l..h 1, .... ..... .... gives him every other night at his old home, where he stops with his aged father and mother, Air. and Mrs. H. U. Veutch. FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE WILL CURE YOU of any case of Kidney or Bladder disease that is not beyond the reach of medi cine. Take it at once. Do not risk having Bright's Dis ease or Diabetes. There is nothing gained by delay. 50c. and $1.00 Bottle. IFUI UBTITUTIt. For sale by Kcd Crnsi J'bnrmacy. Shoes We Are Proud to Show In every rossct our new shoos for women hhhchs merit. Finest leathers built forall occasions. Litfht welts for bright and dry days. Heavy solos Intended for sleot and snow. Dressy turn shoos and lljht welts for evening. Mude by a reliable and able inaniifuetutvr Kqppendorf Dittman R. L Stephens Successor to Psrrot Bros Eicluilv Sho Dealer $3.00 $5.00 Next Door to Postoffic Be It noted also that' the business of food reform has been confined princi pally to the mule side of humanity. The women have not committed them selves to It with the eagerness with which they embrace moat fads. In the matter of diet women are the great conservative force. Perhaps It Is because they are compelled, by clr cumstntices to see so much of food that they are so Indifferent. To get rid of the whole tiresome subject is the chief form of relaxation that many of them seek. It would be an absurdity to ex pect women to take, the lead la re forming the national diet The fact is that very few women care for food as food. When It Is for themselves It quite singularly falls to Interest them. Their business It wouldn't be quite correct to cull It theft pleasure is to prepare It for consumption. Really refined women seem never to know ex actly what they are eating. Single women living by themselves practical ly do not eat at all. These latter are the ones who become food reformers, and they are so In order that they may forswear eating altogether. When a married woman turns food reformer It may be set down as a fact that her domestic life Is not a happy one, nor will her conversion tend to make tt less delectable. The average married woman 1b wise enough to know all this. It Is not from the ranks of the married women that the femi nine food reformers come. They are recruited for the most part from sln glo women who cure ho little about food that they are quite ready to ex periment with It A 8hopping Lunch ton. Have you ever questioned a mar ried woman as to what Bhe ate for her luncheon on one of her shopping expe ditions? Tho revelation. If you suc ceed In securing it, will be worth the The Right KIND at the Right PRICE The SQUARE DEAL Farm and Poultry FENCE Stock Fence 27 - 39 47 inches Poultr Fence 3 - 4 - 5 - Feet Strongest Wire Fencing Made J. F. BARKER Co. ltov l.urn, On-irtin linpli'inrutN ami Which. I'll.. no Kl, on aHorrwo KiPKurriox. trouble. There la no form of ilmco Hue activity Uuit U. more wurlog than the femlnlue occupation of shopping. If a man were couipeHed. to engsge In It be would find It neceesary when tha hour crtme round to recuperate with the aestsuiuce of a leisurely, satbify ; Intf lunch. How la it with a woman? Thrown back on her own gastronomic ! tastes and Ideas, wKn no man to hv I fluence her. she rashes Into a quick i lunrh room In the Immediate Ttclnlty. i selects aotucthtng that Is neither ap petising nor restorative and nibbles with evident regret that aha la losing time at the business. This feminine lack of Interest tn food reform Is not a difficult matter to ex 1 plain. About two-thirds of the arer I am woman's life la given np to some I one or other of the endless brauchca of the food question. Her whole exist ence stretches down an sndleas tUU : of meals. It la rertslnly an appalling thought that moat women know pre clsel what they are going to eat today and T.rv likely tomorrow. The burden of that knowledge would crush tha average man. It la so much of j's to her that, like the patient ox. aba never thinks of reform. BHIB1XT BRKKBaY Books Make the Most Acceptable Christmas Gifts And We Have The Best Selection. ALSO Tpllet Sets. Postal Card Albums. Stationery. Music Rolls. Fountain Pens.' ' Leather Goods. Purses. Plotures. Dolls. - Magazines. Etc., etc. THERE IS A BOOK for you to give to any RELATIVE OR FRIEND that will con vey exactly YOUR message of love, affec tion, good will or friendship of whatever na ture. There is nothing that is so much appreciat ed as a BOOK nothing that gives as great and as lasting a pleasure. Ours is theOLDEST, LARGEST AND BEST BOOK STORE in Southern Oregon. We have books of staid history the works of famous authors spirited novels of today rich gift books Bibles childrens' story and picture books unquestionably the best selection to choose from in Roseburg AND ALL AT THE FAIREST AND MOST TEMPTING PRICES. ABC books and unique menagerie books for the little ones sell at from a NICKEL UP; for the older boys and girls and we make a special ty of books of this class the prices range from 25c UP. Handsome GIFT books may be had from 50c to $4.00. Leather bound editions from 75c to $5.00. Bibles of every character up to $6.50 and as low as 50c.. The best popular fiction at $1.25 (publisher's price $1.50). The newest reprint novels at 75c (publisher's prices $1.00). But you must COME AND SEE and COME EARLY; for then you can choose from a com plete, new, bright and tnviting stock and you'll also avoid the ceaseless, perpetual "Christmas rush." The- result of this will be more fitting present.? for all whom you remember. SHOP EARLY Agee's Book & Stationery Store "The Ideal Gift Store" Mall orders given prompt attention. Phone 903. ROHEnilRG, OREGON. This Is Worth Ruadlng. Leo F. Zellnskl, of 68 Gibson St., Buffalo, N. Y., says: "I cured the moat annoying cold Bore X over had, with Ducklon's Arnica Salve, i ap plied this saJve otu a Jay for two daya, when every trace of the sore was gone." Heals all sores. Bold under guarantee at A.. C. Marstare & Co's. drug store. 25ce. Rough Dry Price List. IRONED. Cents each. Counterpanes, 10c, fringed IB Sheets s Pillow Slips 2 Pillow Bolsters 4 Tablecloths 6 Tablecloths, large or hem stitched 10 Towels l Towels, bath 2 Towela, roller 2 Napkins 1 Cloths 1 Flour sacks 2 Doilies l Handkerchiefs 1 Handkerchiefs, silk 2 Standcorers, plain 2 NOT IRONED. Overshlrts 6 Undershirts C Underdrawers 6 Nightshirts 3 Combination 5 Pajamas, pair, 10 Under vest 2 Hose, pair f 2 Neckties . 1 STARCHED. Skirls 5 Nightdresses 8 Drawera 3 Chemise 3 Corset covers 2 Waists I Waists, boy's 8 Kimonas 6 Wrappers 6 Aprons 2 Child's Pieces 2 Shams, pair 10 Sash curtains 2 Pillow Covers 3 Ilonnets 2 Sleeves, pair 2 Belts 1 EXTRAS. Blankets, wool, pr , R0 Blankets, cotton, pr., 25 Quilts J5 lledticks 10c up Sweaters IS No Shirts. Collars. Cuffs. Vests. I -see Curtains, Overalls or Jumpers done in this department except at regular prices. A list of articles must ac company each bundte, or our count accepted as correct. We stsrrh all articles that require It. No bundle' for less than 2i cents. Aided by a small force of men, John Hunter boa begun the work of rebuilding his planing mill, which was half destroyed by fire a few days ago. The damage to the mill, while heavy enough tcv be I'Jlt keenly by the owner, wasfnot as extensive as first appeared. Only one piece of machinery was damagedbut not to any great extent. The upper por tion of the rear of the plant, where the blaze originated. Is almost entire ly burned away and all of the tools of the plant were here destroyed, as was a large quantity of finishing lum b,. which Mr. Hunter had stored In the attic, preparatory to building a house. Had the fire started in the engine room on the ground floor of the plant it would have consumed 31000 worth of lumber stacked there, as well as a great quantity of other lumber on the upper floor Immediate ly above this pile. Mr. Hunter places his loss at $1600. sura nee. He carried no In- Harked for Death." f "Three years ago 1 was marked for death. A grave-yard cough was tear ing my lungs to pieces. Doctors fail ed to help me, and hope had fled, when my husband got Dr. Klng'a New , Discovery," says Mrs. A. C. Williams, of Bac, Ky. "The first dose helped me and Improvement kept on until I bad gained 58 pound In weight and my health was fully restored." This medicine hokls tho world's healing record for coughs and colds and lung and 'hroat dlseaeea. It prevents pneu monia. Sold under guarantee at A. C. Marsters & Co's. diug store, OOo and $1.00. Trial botUe free. Read Review advs. for bargains. Solid Gold Watches Scarf Pins and Brooches. o!d Killed Watches. Shut Waist 8e. Nickel and iun Metal Watches. Ik-It Pins and Duckies. An Immense line of Fobs for Ladles and Gents. 4 complete line of Optical Goods.Collar I'lns, Combs, Hat Pins, etc. The finest and best line of U mbrrllas la the city. DIAMOND RINGS from $l.ftu to f 1,000.00 Bar Screws, Patent Loops, Stone and Pearl Sots. The finest line ol Silverware in Southern Oregon, in both plate and sterling. Comb, Brush and Mirror Sets, Napkin Rings, Trays, Cloth and Hat Brushes, Gent's Smoking Sets, Ladles' Opera Glasses, Cut Glaus, Clocks, Jewel Boxes, Solid Gold,. Gold Filled and Silver Thimbles. J. T. BRYAN, The Watchmaker K-OdEBUKC, OREGON O. D. NKWHARD. 8. P. NEWHARD. T") ROSEBURG MEAT MARKET 1 NEWHARD BROS., Props. Fresh and Cured Meats of all kinda FisH and Poultry We rater to the most particular person, and the more fastidious and critical the palate the more we delight In tickling It. Oar steaks, chops and prime roasts make dishes fit for a king. Special Free Delivery. Phone 1341. We Bay Bide. Shop on Sheridan Street, Near the Depot. to I0W All Work Ouanmtee IL C. RITZMAN, Up-to-Date Plumber . Special Sale on Fixtures, fenoluding Towel Racks, Soap Dishes, Tumbler Holders, Sponge Racks, Etc lSf S Sperttlty Lt ne nftkt so eattmsU your work. 8tMoi sod Roc Foot, of Jadksoa So. ReJr Work74sth Don ROSKUVRti ST RAM LAIXDRY. , i i