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Newspaper Page TextEVENING RO$EBl)R REVIEW ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT, SUNDAY BY KEVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY Office Review Building, (first floor) Jackson Street. Telephone Main ool. L. WIMBERLY, Edlto'. DAILY r)iu, kj Hall 13.00 r.r month, dallverwl 30 Per week, deltvarwl u BUMI-WKKIfLT Far Yar 12 .00 Moathl 11.00 FERKCAKY 1001). Stroet paving. More good roads. An electric car system. A fine, brick oiera houao. A three-story Masonic temple. A woolen mill employing 75 peo ple. These, constitute a splendid hair dozen of the good things In store for Koseburg and vicinity this year. uoost lor all ot them. Stroet paving and building good roads are not expenditures money paid out for such purposes Is an ln vestment which will bring excellent rolurns. Wheat at $1.11 looks like "good money" to the growers, yet that means not more than 120 to 130 net acre; while Douglas county orchards are bearing cros which bring from S 100 to $500 per acre annually. See tno point? Yes, It's noxt Saturday that the paving- bond election will be hold Are you doing anything toward niak lng the result In Its favor 88 ner cent of the total vote cast, as was Uie out come last year. The town should show no falling off of Interest In thlt matter. Let b have nine votes out o every ten In favor of the paving this lime. If possible, and then let the tenth man forget to vote. The old veterans living at the Sold lers' Home will thank the state sen ato for killing the bill passed by tin house which would virtually havi made the management of the home i political football. Even members o the legislature must learn aftei awhile that there are no mo thlngi above politics and thut public scrvlc, cannot always be made subordluati to "the good of the party." Th people have learned that the luttei often means. In practice, "a graf. for tho politician." Oompors, Mitchell and other laboi leaders say there are now between 2,000,000 acH 6,000,000 idle men It the United Slates. We have no In cllnation to be pessimistic, yet w . can't help wondering, sometimes what a terrible howl would have gone up if this unfortunate conditio) had come about under a demoerntl: adiulnistrntluo. And yet congress gives no heed, but goes on bllndl; and doubles the salary of the presi dent and other officials and is piling up a treasury deficit of 160, 000. Odd this year. Our state legislature It following along the sumo lino by a! most doubling the total apprnprln tlons made by any former Oregon leg Mature. It is said that, "whom tin Oods would destroy they first maki mad." With millions of Idle men In the country there seems to be n rapid approach toward "madness" In Uio unheard-of extravagance being shown by our state and national law makers. COOS COl'NTY 1IAII ASKS FOR ANOTIIKIt JI'IKIF. Claims Jmlgeft Hamilton am Hurrl Have Too Much Work and That Case are Thus IMnyiil. COQIUI.I.E. Or., Feb. It At o well attended meeting of tho Coot County Bar Association here this morning. It was decided to appeal te the Oregon legislature to provide a third Judge for this circuit district At first It was proposed to ask tin legislature to divide the Judicial ills trict and create a new one to be com posed of Cooa and Curry counties, but owing to It being so near the close of the general assembly It war decided this. would be Impractical. A. S. Hammond, of Coqullle: Judge C. A. Helhbrede ami K. U C. Furrln of Marsh field, wore selected as a com mittee to assist Secretary J. J. Stan ley In taking the matter up with thr Oregon legislature. Senator Chase and Representatives DcdlllUm and Muncy will be wired about tiie matter at once. At present, there are only two Judges. Judge Hamilton, of Koseburg. and Judge Harris, of Kugene. for this district and there Is so much court work In the all counties that there If great delay In getting cases tried. If the legislature provides tor s third Judge, it Is proiosfl that he give his entire time to Coos and Cur ry counties, holding four terms s year In Cooa county and two terms a year In Curry. Of mnrse. If he Is needed at other points In the district and is not busy hero, he could serve there alo. Tills morning, some wanted the Bar Association to Indorse someone to be appointed by Oovermr Cham berlain to serve as Judge until the next general election, in rase the third Judgeship is created These favored A S Hammond, of Coqullle However, there was murh oprwiei llon. It being claimed that to Indorse a candidate for Judge before the leg islature had arted upon the plin would be premature. They said also that many members of the associa tion, were Dot present, and It would KING OF THROAT AND ' LUNG not be right to pledge tho Dar Asso ciation to any candidate without nl lowlng the absent members a voice in the proceedings. The ndvlsuhllltv of recommending a republican (Ham mond) before Governor Chamberlain, a democrat, lind signed the bill to be onncted was also questioned. Finally, it was decided not to In dorse nny candidate until after the third Judgeship Is created. DALLAS 11F.ATS IOWA AM) KANSAS CITY. SIIKNANDOAII, la., Feb. 12. To night's baskotball game was a clean victory for the Oregons against Shen uuloah. the crack team of Iowa, be- ng ttie latter's fourth defeat out of 13 games played. Shenandoah bas 'totball fans declaro tonight's game vas tho clennost, fastest game ever dnyed In this city. The Oregons will itart west February 10 from Omaha. KANSAS CITY.. Feb. 12 The Dal as champion basketball live defeated he Kansas City players Inst night In i fast game by the Bcore of 37 to 23. iregon threw ten Held goals. Kansas "lly two. The home teom seemed to lepend on fouls to win, but were not iblo to deliver them. Head Review advs. for bargains. Page Investment Co. The Square Dealing Lumber Yard Just across Deer Creek, have on hand an as sortment of Doors, Windows, Shingles and Seasoned Lumber dinicntion and finish. Those desiring to build, call and let us show you our book of latest plans of the most improved dwellings, bungalows and barns to be had. Let us make an estimate for you. Best, Rock Spring Coal, and Dry Seasoned Oak Wood. Itloek Wood, Itt.IH) per ticri Stove Wood, 2.TS, at Yard. Page Investment Co. The Square Dealing Lumber Yard. Orders ran b left at A. 1). Ilrnilley's, or lioselmrg Natl, flank. O. I). KEWI1AR1). R0SEBURG MEAT MARKET NEWHARD BROS.. Prspi. Don't Forget the Hoosiers Come along with the rent and get your meats. 1IF.KF. ltKK AND MITTON. Try our lloine-Cared Hams and Itacon, Fish and Poultry. MM Ml IS TOl'll HIDKS. 8hop Near Depol Special Free Delivery Pko l4t. KKwniRD bropv, mors. Write us or call on ns for SPRAY PUMPS AND FIXTURES J. F. BARKER Co. Implements aits' Vehicles. SQUARE DEAL FENCE-BEST MADE DR. KING'S MEW ODSCOVERY " COUGHS a COLDS CURES -"THROAT-LUNG DISEASES SAVED HER SOU'S LIFE My son Sex was taken down year ago with lung trouble. Wa doctored some months without Improvement. Then I began giving Dr. King's New Discovery, and I soon noticed a change for the better. I kept this treatment up for few weeks and now my ton is perfectly well and works every day. SAMp Rippjjjj, AvSi Mo, SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY AIJj Dltl (.tilSIH. MOWS OF THK COUNTY AS TOLD I1Y KXCHANUKS Yoncalla Courier. Mrs. Oscar Bradford Is very low with spinal meningitis. It Is rumored that one night this week ile Frank Lundy was hang ing out the mall, someone took a Bhot nt him. Drain Xonpnrcil. Mamie DeCosta, of Gardiner, a Portuguese lady, was taken to the insane asylum this week for treat ment. It Is reported thnt Charley liohm has purchased the John Ulack prop erty, the uOxlOO-foot corner where the old blacksmith shop Is located, for $1200. The magnificent Pcrcheron stal lion, bought two years ago by sev eral citizens of Yoncalla, died one day last week from some unknown cause. The big follow cost $.1,100. The many friends of Grandma Jackson will regret to learn that she Is very sick at the homo of her dan kIu or, Mrs. Geo. Estea, In Port land. V. B. Tarr, who was seriously scalded at the Leona snwmlll Inst fall, was able to return to his home In Drain- last night from the St. Vin cent hospital in Portland. He has . r. NitwnAKD. I'hooe lot, floeebnrg, Qregtm 60c AND SI.OO not fnllv rppoverpd vot hut will llra ly be able to resume work before long. COLUMBIA Indestructible Cylinder Records Fit Your Machine and Last Forever Purer, clearer, more brilliant tone. Call for a catalog. A splendid repertoire to choose from and we are add ing to it right along. ltOSKItritt; Ft'ltXITTRK CO. Now is the time to visit California When summer las passed la these northern states, the sun Is only mild ui dsr the bright slue skies ef Southern California. This Is ens of nature's happy prorlalons eternal summer for those who cannot endure a more so rer climate. California kas been called the "Mecca of the winter tourist." Its hotels and stopping places art as rarled as those of all wsll regulated cities. Vis iters eai always lad suit able .. rd ad as, so sea la 1 as cms, asd Tasted, pausing re raattea. PACIFIC (0. Wilt be glad to supply some vry attraettv literature, ds- seriblag Is attsM ah many e- llftita f wlatr la Csllforata. Vsrf low round trip exrnrsloi tickets ar on sal to California. Tti rat from ROSRHl'RG. ORF.OON, to Los Angeles and return Is Limit six mostks, allowing stn-oTers In ltkr direction. Similar icurslna rates ar In effect te all California polnta. Fer full Informatics. tWplpf par rarra tioaa and llrk.u. call on.brlra-apa sr a-nt U B. MOOPJt. Agent, 01 Wm. McMurray, Can. Pas. Ajt. Portland, Oregon,' L1XCOLV MEMORIAL StnVKK 11V BAPTISTS Following Is the 'program for the Lincoln memorial services and exe clses to be held at the Baptist church in Koseburg next Sunday evening, February 14: Prelude Piano end violin. Invocation and Lord's F.ayer. Hymn Congiegatlon. Responsive Scrip;ur? ReadlJg. Prayer. Hymn Congregation. Recitation "The First American." Responsive Historical Reading. Hymn . A Model Study Class Session Pat riotism and Missions. Hymn. Recitation "Tad Lincoln's Way." Recitation "The Baby's Cry." Hymn. Recitation "Our Country for Christ" Reading "The Closing Days." Seclal Music. Offering for frontier and educational Home Mission work. Closing exercises by little girls, con cluding with the song "Am erica." Everybody Invited. TO OR8KRVK MEMORY OF FltANI'IH E. WILLARD The memory of Francis Wlllard will be duly obsei ved by the follow ing program at the M. E. church. south, In Roseburg, a ondsy even ing, February 16, commencing at 7:30 o'clock. Song "Jesus, Saviour. Pilot Me," Scripture Reading Rev. 22. Prayer Wllletta Greene. Song "Crossing the Bar," Quar tette. Reading Life Sketch of Francis Wll lard, by Rev. J. K. Hawkins. Recitation Mrs Rose. 1 Reading "Her Last DayB," by Mrs. Graves. ! Solo. "Saved by Grace," by Loren Harvey. I Reading Miss Dunham. I Address "How Can the Young Wo men or Today Help to Com plete the Work Begun by this Great Leader?" by A. R. Mar ker. I Recitation "Lead Kindly Light," by Miss Stewart. Collection Rev. J. R. Blocker. Song "HIest Be the Tie That Binds" All are most cordially Invited to attend. FEEBLE KIDXEYS. Cause Most of the Rheumatism, Says an Authority. Recent hospital reports show that the dread disease, rheumatism. 1s steadily Increasing throughout the country. All known means of relief are being suggested to save the great amount of suffering this winter, es pecially among those who are not In a position to pack up and visit the noted health resorts to be treated. Kecent tests prove rheumatism not exactly a disease in itself, but a se vere symptom of 'kidney trouble, a condition caused by clogged up pores of the ruminative tissues in the kid neys which fall to filter the poison ous waste matter and uric acid from the blood, permitting these sub stances to remain the veins and de compose, usually settling about the Joints and muscles, causing the In tense pain, swelling and stiffness of rheumatism. The following simple home treat ment will cure rheumatism and Is harmless and inexpensive, and so sim ple that anybody can mix It at home. The ingredients are: Fluid Ex tract Dandelion, one-half ounce; Compound Kargon, one ounce; Com pound Syrup Sarsaparllla, three ounces. Go to any good prescription pharmacy and get these three harm less ingredients and mix them by shaking in a bottle, taking as a dose a teaspoonful after each meal and again at bedtime. There Is nothing better In the world for backache, kidney and blad der trouble, too. Such symptoms as frequent and painful urination, sore ness, weakness, general and nervous debility are caused by certain acids and poisonous waste matter, decayed tissue, etc., in the blood, which the kidneys will clear and purify after a few doses of this prescription. Waahliujrtoo Once Gave Up. to three doctors; was kept In bed for five weeks. Blood poison from a spider'B bite caused large, deep sores to cover his leg. The doctors failed, then "Bucklen's Arnica Salve com pletely core me," writes John Wash ington, of Boequevllle. Tex. For ec xetna, bolls, bums and piles Its su preme. 25c at all druggist. When Listing Your Property Try Us For Quick Sale E.D. Mowery &Co Timber and Farm L&nds Irrigated Fruit Lands a Specialty. Roseburg National Bank BM'g Cass Street. Fttd oTvv. new to otMu. taslmlm ma Mrfca, WW i Utah Mh. n -lit COUNTRIES. wrt or ymi ir im it WASMINOTOPl, O C. " - Read Review advs. for bargains. flfSpTGRIfl SJ sjlfflBtJ For Infants ftnd Children. fe l a a., i i.i...i...i..i . i ALCOHOL .1 Ps'll iT WT AVegclabic IVepantlonfrAs-l auuikiiurg Ill'tUUiamirffSUta liiigUicStoMteaiMliiWBjf Promotes DihonflwrftH ness and RestjConialns uatltr Opium.Norphini! nor Mineral. NOT ARC OTIC. JkttltUtf AnMfect Remedy for ftmsflM- Hno . Sour Stnmxh.DlarrlKei WorrasX.oiivulsioitsJtvErisli tiess anil LOSS OF 9LEEP. facsimile Signature of NEW YOHK. I HELJ "Suffered day and night tke' tor ment of itching piles. Nothing help ed me until I used Doan's Ointment. It cured me permanentl.." Hon. John R. Garrett, Mayor, Girard, Ala. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. SEALED bids will be received by the Board of Directors of School Dis trict No. 19. Hyrtle Creek, Oregon, until 7 P. M., March 1. 1909. for the erection and completion of a High sc-nool building, nccorUiug to plans ana specifications prepared by Charles H. Burggraf. architect, Al bany. Oregon. All bids must be ac companied by a certified check pay able to "School District No. 19, Myr tle Creek, Oregon " for the sum of (300.00, as a guarantee that the con tractor will furnish an approved bond equal to 75 per cent of the contract within ten davs after the awarding of the contract. All bids must be made out on blank proposals for the same. Blanks furnished upon application by the clerk or architect. Plans and speci fications may be seen at Citizens' State Bank..Mvrtle Creek, Oregon, until 6 P. M.. February 13. and from that time till March 1st at County School Superintendent's ofllce in Roseburg or at the architect's ofllce, Albany, Oregon. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. By order of School Board. No. 19. NOBLE ANDREWS. Chairman. C. O. NELSON. Clerk. dtd NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. SEALED bids will be received by the Board Of Director nt Rphnnl ni. trict No. 19. Myrtle Creek, Oregon, until 7 r. u., March 1st, 1909, for 160,000 good, hard, burned mer chantable brick, delivered at thm now school house -.It at Myrtl Creek, Oregon; also brick sjail be delivered six weeks from date of awarding tha contract. Th Board raservM tha plk n Ject any ind all bids. uy order of School Board, No. 19. NOni.E ANDREWS, Chairman. C. O. NELSON, Clerk. dtd For good printing of all kinds Th Review always leads. Ls CASIO H I A Exact Copy of Wrapper. ,..,...!..,,.' ....SPECIAL.... Clearance Sale JANUARY 15 TO FEBRUARY 15, 1909. The best Talues ever offered in broken sires of men's, women's and children's shoes. Oxford, Leath er and Felt Slippers. Call and get our prices. We can save you money. ' ' R L. STEPHENS The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Ay Signature AA It Jr ,n ntjf i Use For Over Thirty Years The Improved Order of' Red Men will glv a grand ball at th Ar mory on Monday, February 22nd. dew Brltton'a Ointment for oorna, bun ions, itching and bleeding piles, old sores and catarrh. Every box guar anteed at Marsters' Drug Store. Dtf THE NOVELTY THEATRE Program changes eack Stiaday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. PROGRAM FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. MOVING PICTURES "Country's Idyl." "Thompson's N'iht With tho PolK-e." "Tit for Tat." "Wonderful Discovery." ILLUSTRATED SONGS "All She Gets From the Ice Man Is Ico." and "Ain't You Coming Back." MATINEE 2:30 t 5:M Admissioi 5 ceils. EVENING 7:M to 1M0 Admission 10 cents. ANY COOK WHO TASTES our meats knows that her dinner Is bound to be a glo.lous success. And any cok who cmld resist taetlng when the a, .letMng odor ot our meat st.lkes her niu.t b- a wonder. Buy your m c here and try It your self. You il want to k:ep tasting all the time, and erch will seem better than the one before. The Economy Market e. KehFhajn, Prep.