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LOCAL NEWS.
A. M. Armstrong was over from
Oakland today.
NO DANCE SATURDAY night,
Feb. 13, bocauHO of the dance at
the Maccabee Temple- tonight.
Brltton's Ointment for corns, bun
ions, Itching and bleeding piles, old
ore. and catarrh. Every box guar
anteed at Maretera' Drug Store. Dtf
An Ep worth Leaguo social was
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S.
W, Turnell, in North Rotieburg on
Thursday evening. There wns a large
attendance aud the evening wan
Bpent very pleasantly.
A very neat "Handy Telephone Di
rectory" has Just been Issued by the
business and profession people of
this city, under direction of "Arling
ton, the Ad. Man." If you havon't
got a copy, call at The Review offlce
and get one, free.
SOCIAL at the Christian church in
Roseburg, Monday evening, Feb. 15.
Lunch 10 cents. Given by the Y.
P. S. C. E., which will announce at
the social the result of the penny con
test started among them a month
ago. f 1 5
The Rovlew has Just rocelved a
fine, new 30-Inch paper cuttur, direct
from the factory. In keeping with
our other equipment It Is a strictly
modern machino and will handle all
classes of paper cutting, book trim
ming, etc.. In a first-class printing
establishment. We have also added
some more new type, thus keeping
our equipment right up to date In all
lines, which means that we have far
the best printing plant in southern
Oregon.
Prospective buyers of land at Glen
brook, Glengarry and other outlying
holdings of the Cobb Real Estate Co..
of this city, will bo given automobile
rides from now on. The company
this afternoon bought a B-pnaengor.
Reo Touring car from C. H. Connon.
paying $1200, "the best machine In
the world for the money, " and Just
as soon as the weather permits the
auto will perforin regular servk-o for
Us owners.
ASTHMA VANIHIIFS.
So Does Cnfarrtt, Ooup, Hay Fever
nnu Ilmnc hltis.
Hyomoi U a confidence creator,
The fir tit time you Ureal ho In tliti
powerful yet soothing, antiseptic air,
you will know that It has nuirveloun
curative vtrtucB. There Is nothing
disagreeable about llyomul. It Is a
very pleasant and prompt remedy for
catarrh, colds, asthma, croup, bron
chitis, etc.
If your head Is so stuffed with mu
cous that you cannot breathe a par
ticle of air through your nostrllR, lly-
omel will open them up and give re
lief In five minutes.
Why will sensible people suffer
longer, why will they wbeeio and
haw and spit and smother, when tin
Red Cross Pharmacy will guarantee
Ilyomel to cure or money bark. $t.0U
Is all they ask for a complete outfit.
! have used llyomet fur hav
fever and ran pronounce It the best
relief ior inis irotmie mat i ever
tried or heard of. I have had thin
malady for years, and have doctored
and used many remedUs, but Ilyomel
Is far ahead of any of the others, and
has my hearty endorsement." Mrs.
M. 8. Martin, CatmopoHs, Mich., Aug
27, 1908.
Cures Dyspepsia.
Your money bid 1 k don't. Civet bn
mcdiite relief from heartburn, tour ttonv
ch, stomseh distress and tick Headache,
50 cents a large box at
v Hed Cross rharniic-jr.
OF
H. MARKS GO.
TEN PER CENT
MORE REDUCTIONS
or vou'll be
The conditions and causes which produce Rheumatism all suggest a
healthful vegetable remedy as the surest and safest cure. The disease is
brought about by the accumulation of uric acid, an irritating, pain-producing
property in the blood. This causes a weakening and souring of flie circula
tion which then becomes unfit for nourishing the body, while the deposits
of uric acid in the nerves, muscles, joints and bones produce the pain and
agonv of Rheumatism. To treat the trouble with medicines containing pot
ash or other strong minerals, is simplv adding another poison to the already
weak, diseased blood, supping it of its remaining vitality, and perhaps in
the end making a physical wreck of the sufferer. The one safe and only cure
for Rheumatism is S. S. S. It is nature's remedy for this disease, made
entirely from healthful vegetable ingredients extracted from the roots, herbs
;ind barks of the forest and fields. S. S. S. goes down into the blood and
removes every truce of the cause of Rheumatism, cleanses and purifies the
circulation, aud restores health and comfort to those who are suffering from
this painful disease. There is but one way to be sure you are not dosing
your system with mineral medicines, and that is to take S. S. S. Book on
Rheumatism and any medical advice free.
TOE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
ANOTHF.lt flOOI YKAIt
FOR llOCIIItALU COMPANY
The annual meeting of the Rnch
ilale Company, of Koschurg, was held
In Odd Fellows' hall, Thursday night,
and the old bonrd of directors, con
sisting of F. R. Cavondor, C. W. Mar
tyn, W. C. Winston, L. J. Speck and
Inspph Wharton, was re-elected. Re
ports of o Ulcers showed the company
to ho in a highly prosperous condi
tion. During the past year the mem-
hertmip was Increased to lit 2, and nil
of these were well pleased with the
miHineKS done. The outlook for the
omtulng year Is oven more flattering.
Tho net earnings for the past year
im tho membership trade alone wore
&Vt per cent. From this, a dividend
of 7 per cent was declared, while the
remaining 1 Vfc per cent was sot aside
for tho reserve fund. These divi
dends mean that some $2,ti00 will be
distributed among the stockholders,
whllo about $r.6l) will go Into the re
serve account.
If you suffer from constipation
and liver troublo Foley's Orlno Laxa
tive will cure you permanently by
stimulating the digestive organs so
(hey will act naturally. Foley's Or
lno Laxative does not gripe. Is pleas
ant to take and you do not have to
take laxatives couttn ally after tnk
Ing Orlno. Foley's Orlno Laxatlvn
cures constipation without Irritating
the stomach or bowels like ordinary
purgatives. Red Cross rhnrmacy.
I.ADIKS' KHOK SHINING PAHIAHt.
Ladles' shoes sullied or polished by
nn expert. Old shoes made to look
like new ones. Satisfaction guaran
teed. Parlor located In Stephens'
Shoe Store. Fred Dennis, Prop. dtf
No Case of Pneumonia on Record
Wo do not know of a single In
utance whoro a cough or cold ro-'
BultiMl In tweinnoniR or conHiimptlnn
when Foley's IIoiipt and Tar hud .
boon taken. It cure roiiKhs and colds
perftM-tly. ao do not tnke chanc. with
Home unknown preparations that may
contntn opiates, which causo conKtl
patlon. a condition that retards re
covery from a cold. Ask for Foley's
Honey and Tar and refuse any sub
stitute offered. Hed Cpjfa rhnrmacy.
Washington Onrr tinre I'p.
to thrca rioctorn; was kept In bed for
five weeks. IMtiod iwiltton from a
spider's bit caused larue, deep wires
to coer his !;. The doctors failed,
then "Ituiklen's Arnica Salve com
pletely cure me." writ. John Wash
ington, 0f lioatiuevllle, Tex. For ec
lema, holla, burna and plli Us su
preme. S.'.c at all druggists.
(let a fine, three-nheet wall chart.
In colori. free with a year tub
orlyUon to Tb Rerlew.
SALE 8
too late.
NATURES CURE
FOR RHEUMATISM
OAKLAND NHWS.
Lloyd Smith will erect n sawmill
In the near future on his Sutheriln
valley timber tract.
Miss Mary L. Baker, of Eugene,
secured the school In tho Spring
Grove- district and began last Mon
day. G. W. Hudson has sold the "Quest
place," at Fir Grove, to Messrs. Wells
and Henderson, recent arrivals from
Nebraska.
Arrangements nro being mndo for
the count ruet ion of an Odd Fellows'
templo In this city. The following
committee, consisting of C. A. Stev
ens, chairman; Dr. Gilmour, secre
tary; L. Vlllepegue, James 11. Dear
ling and D. K. Vernon, has rocelved
plans and specifications. At this
writing tho outlook Is encouraging.
Nicholas Phillip died of pneumon
ia In Los Angeles, Calif., January ;i0.
1 909, aged 4 4 years. Tho deceased
was formerly proprietor of the Oak
land bakery and restaurant.
Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Miller received
a telegram a few days since announc
ing the death of their little grand
daughter. Grace Evelyn, at Kennett.
Calif. Llttlo Grace was the only
child of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Miller,
and was four years and seven months
old. She died February 3, after an
Illness of about two weeks of tuber
culosis of the brain. Mr. Miller Is a
former Oakland boy mid his wife is
quite well known here. Owl.
While nt play on the High School
grounds. Thursday afternoon. Chnun-
eey Smith, a student, ran against on
Iron pipe projecting from the build
ing and cut a gash, about two Inches
long, in his forehead. He went hoiiir
for hi tendance and will bo kept on
of school for several days.
V. L. Short was In town from Olol-
la today.
Hny'sfUJ.
IHJealth
Never Falls to Restore
Gray Hair to Us Natural
Color and Beauty.
No matter how Ions; It has been (fray
or faded. Promotes a luxuriant growth
of healthy hair. Stops its (ailing cut.
and positively removes Dan
druff. Keeps hair soft and glossy. Re
fuse all substitutes. 2S times as muco
In $1.00 as 50c sue. Is Not Djre.
landSOe. bottles, at dragglats
Saul k: lof lrr N..S TIM Cara 04 the llaix."
Hit 8a& Co., N.w.rl, M. J.
Ray's Hartlna Soap can pimrm,
ml, reutfh And chapped hand, and ail akin die
mm. Kwia kln Una anil aolt- lie. dnuvlau.
Hm4 k a Ins book TtM Car at U bus."
Ilt.ll t ItOM.S ril.tKM.U l.
;OVi;itNOIt J. FRANK HANLY 1
In presenting the came of Indi
ana's grnnt riecutl.e, ve offer him
entirely 'in Ti rf : rits as a lecturer
a nan v''h a -ngase'. He is not
onl" a telebrl :v a mm in the pub
lic eye. but - " rrpn of convictions,
w-.o b Rr'es i . .aw enforcen ent, in
riat "l- i, a:.d who brings this
ev-.ngel, im gifat gos .el to the peo
ple, In a ftr;e .il, ea.nest, convinc
ing iraui Tne test of a great lec
turer is Ui return iU.es. and during
his brie, time upen the platform,
Go vern o. Han' has been asked back
oftener iau any other pub'ic man.
Next sea'cn, and at the clo'a of his
present term of offlec, we have- per
suaded the governor to g'e s ne
more time to the public "o as U be
able to meet thel demand for 'n
gagemente. The follow sd'tci
from the Ottawa Dai'y Hep ibll n-
Times or August 24, 1 007, K tim ty:
"Hereaftttr the star attraction of the
Ottawa Cha'- auqua will be Governor
Hanly of Indiana. Men and women
who had heard Wm. J. Hryan, Sen
ator L'fFolleti. Senator DctlU r,
Henry WrtterBon a id the most noted
of the speakei . who have delivered
addresses on the grounds during the
last half dozen yearp. declared at the
close of the address Friday evening
that Governor Hanly surpasses all of
them as a platform orator. He held
their attention for two hours without
the least Inattention or ign of wea:;-
I nesB. and when ho cloned they gave
him the heartiest manifestation of
appreciation eve. acco;ded bv an Ot
tawa Chautauqua audience to a
speaker. Goveiaor Hanly's Influence
over his audience lies In several
causes. He has a voice as smooth
and penetrating as has Bryan ad a
de'ivery as winning as the Nebraska
man s. He Is as eloquent and more
argumentative. He Is scholarly, but
not pedantic. There Is nothing of
coarseness In his make-up or Illus
trations, Pod he does not weary with
repetitions. He made no Bensatlonal
charges, end he fortified his state
ments with fnctB which cannot, be dis
puted. He discusses questions of the
most momentous Inmottance to the
American people at tus present time.
Governor Hanly recognizes the jact
that he huB antagonized an Influential
part of his owe par y in Indiana by
his reform measures, but he takes
the ground which n1' holding public
office shou'd take, that whatever his
oath of office requires him to do, that
will he do fearl ssly and fully with
out regard to how may affect Mm
personally or political . What is
needed Is mo e men in office like
Governor Huuly in every state It the
Union." At 'he Bnptist Church In
Koseburg. Frid'-.y everuig. February
19th, at H:Q0, under ire p nances of
the Roseburg Commercial OLib.
ItKAl, KSTATIO TltANSKKItS.
D. S. Morrison ct nl to E. R. Wil
son, $200; lot 4, Morrison's Addition
to Myrtle Creek.
M. R. Ryan to O. W. Woolley. 10;
3 lots, block 9, Gardiner's Addition
to Drain.
II. C. Gardiner to J. Z. Contes,
J2200; 125.80 acres near Drain.
Wluit to do When Illllolis.
The rlsht thing to do when you
feel bilious Is to take a doso of Cham
berlain e Utomnch and Diver TnbletB.
They wl!l cleanse the stomach and
regulate Iho liver and bowels. Try It.
Price 25 cents. Samples free at Ham
ilton Drug Co.
When Listing Your Property
Try Us For Quick Sales
E.D.Mowery&Co
Timber and Farm Lands
Irrigated Fruit Lands a
Specialty.
Roseburg National Bank Bld'g
Cass Street.
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(Continued from page 1.)
"If you wish to discuss the merits
of the bill, you may, but you must
not be personal."
This was not the first time Abra
ham had taken the floor this morn
Ins on the salary question. He oppos
ed Increasing the salary of the judge
of the eighth district, a bill presented
by Hart. Abraham said that maybe
the senators were under obligations
to Hart, or feared him, or wanted to
swap votes with him, and for these
reasons he would Bupport the bill,
despite the veto. Bingham chipped
In by asserting that Hart was cap
able of representing the constituents
of his district, and that U the people
did not want the salary of the Judge
raised, they could act.
Abraham's Ijona; WinuVilneas Causes
Joke to be l'hiycd oil Him.
The senate "framed up" a practical
joke on Senator Abraham this even
ing and worked it successfully. Sen
ator Abraham speaks more frequent
ly and a little longer than most of
the senators think he should, hence
the joke. While be was speaking on
Uie bill providing for the manner of
creating new counties, Senator Hart,
Interrupted by remarking, "The sen
ator's time Is up." Instantly 28
other senators sprang up, extending
tloir arms toward Abraham and ex
claiming, "He can have my time."
Senator Abraham subsided, but
took the joke good naturally,
leer Kill Killed.
Discovery by Representative Cal
kins of a "joker" In substitute House
bill 167, providing for precinct elec
tions on the subject of whether or
not beer, as distinguished from whis
key and other - liquors, should be
sold In those preclncta, resulted In
the disastrous defeat of that bill In
the house this afternoon.
As originally Introduced, the bill
proposed an election "for or against
the bP industry." This form was
objectionable to the committee on
revision of laws, which returned an
unfavorable report, and the bill at
that time was saved from Indefinite
postponement by ItB re-reference to
the committee on alcoholic tramc
with Instructions to report It in an
amended form.
The decisiveness with which this
bill was put to sleep by the house to
day Is believed to have sounded the
death knell to all other measures at
tempting amendments of the local
option law at this session, so far as
the House Is concerned. The senti
ment in the house was such that It
Is not believed the substitute beer
bill could have passed ever had the
"Joker" not been discovered.
ItudKi l So Fur $3,70H,000.
The makeup of the legislative bud
got as far as it has proceeded indi
cates that appropriations will reach
$3, 70S, 035, including standing ap
propriations. The ways and means committee of
the house today introduced a general
bill appropriating $1,647,080. This
Is $279,610 more than the same bill
two years ago. It provides for run
ning expenses and salaries of state
departments and Institutions.
Yesterday the committee intro
duced a deficiency bill for $104,
206.83, or $52,385.87 more than two
years ago.
Tho total of appropriations two
years ago was $2,058,874. The In
crease this session promises to be
close to $1,500,000.
Simple Remedy for La Grippe.
La grippe coughs are dangerous
as they frequently develop into pneu
monta. Foley's Honey and Tar not
only stops the cough but heals and
strengthens the lungs so tnat no ser
ious results need be feared. The gen
uine Foley's Honey and Tar contains
no harmful drugs and Is In a yellow
package. RefuBe substitutes. Red
Cross Pharmacy.
I LOST Gold watch fob, seal
pattern, with monogram "J. W.
J. P." A reward for Its return to
j. J. W. Perkins, care The Suth
4 erlln Land & Water Co. dtf
Though the air is briska delightful Com
bination. Wear one of those new and
becoming Hats You'll feel better for the
change adds zest to your personal feel
ing and works wonders to your attire and
personal appearance.
i 7jbl n ww) rs f?
E. C. Hughes
EUGENE BOTTLING CO.
Manufacturers of All Kinds of Soft Drinks,
SYRUPS, BOTTLING GOODS, ALSO GAS
Mail orders to Eugene, Oregon
SEE A. D. BRADLEY
Before selling: your house
hold goods. He will pay
the Highest Cash Price.
A. D. Bradley, - - The 2nd m Man
R. J. FARNSW0RTH & GEO. McCLELLAND
New and Second Hand Store
Pay highest price for Second Hand
Goods. Goods bought and sold on
small margins. When you have any
thing to sell or buy, call us up on
phone or give us a call
Quick Sales and Small Profits is our Motto
Phone 2114
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Cass Street, near S. P. Djpot
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