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Newspaper Page TextEVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW IHHIED UAUV EXCEPT BCNOAY KEV1EW PUBUHIIINO COMPANY Office lU.-vlrW Building, (hrst floor) Jackson Street, Telephone Main Oil I. L. WIMBERLY. DAILY Per yoar, by mnll J3.00 Par month, delivered 60 Per week,, delivered .15 . SEMI-WEEKLY Per year 2.00 Six mouths 1.00 MAIICII 10, 1000. Ike I. Lorcho, advertising manager of A. HarrU & Company, of Dallas, Teias, recently delivered an address on "The Practical Side of Advertis ing a Itetall Btore" at a meeting or the Dallas Advertising League. Among other things Mr. Lorche said: "My experience Is to use the dally papors to the tune of about 75 per cent of the yearly amount, for, after all, advertising Is nothing more than live store news. People are not in terested In what you did last week or what you aro going to do the next, but they are vitally Interested in what you are doing today, and let me say right here that I consider ten Items properly displayed In the daily paper worth more than 10,000 calen dars given away during the year." S. S. S. is known a3 Nature's Cure for Contacious Blood Toison because it is prepared entirely from the blood purifying aud healing extracts of roots, berbs aud barks taken directly from the natural forests of the laud. It does not contain the least particle of strong mineral ingredients and is so pre pared as to aid in the upbuilding of every portion of the system, while driv ing Contagious Mood Poison from the blood. No tiupleasant effects ever follow the use of S. S. S., such as stomach troubles, dyspepsia, mercurial rheumatism, etc., as is so often the case where other medicines are used. S. S. S. goes down to the very bottom of the trouble and gently but surely, drives out every trace of the disease, cleanses and purifies the circulation, and by its fine vegetable tonic effects, assists the system to rapidly overcome the ravages of the disease, and regain its natural healthful condition. S. S. S. does not cover tip or hide the symptoms for awhile, to break out later, but so thoroughly docs it remove the cause that no signs of the trouble ever re turn. H. S. S., Nature s cure, is tue surest ana salest remedy forContngious Blood Poison. Home Treatment Book with valuable suggestions aud lulor- mation, and any medical advice free to all who write. THE SWITI' Sl'IiCinC CO., ATLAT1TA, GA. Eugene Guard: The morning paper Bays the $35,000 Roseburg bond Is sue brought a premium of $2891 more than eight mills. Eugene's credit Is as good as Roseburg's, there fore the premium on her $300,000 bonds would have been more than $24,000 had it not been for the ob structions of the Willamette Valley Company and the morning paper, the Willamette Valloy Company's mouth piece, entailing a loss to the city of more than $24,000. Knockers nro detestable and costly. EVEN CANNON FAVOItfl FRNK TRADE LUMUKIt. WA8MINQTON, March 18. -Western Congressmen who hnd entertain ed hopes of amending the tariff bill by restoring the duty on lumber' to lumber to $2 are beginning to fear that they will be lucky if they hold the present provision of $1 per thou sand. Congressmen from the prnlrle states and others from the east are joining In the demand for free lum ber, and today made a Btrong appeal to the Speaker, who Is reported to be considering the advisability of call ing a republican caucus to, dvtornilnt whother the lumber duty ahull re main at $1 or be removed altogether. WoBternerB aro much concerned ovor tho apparent Inclination of the Speaker to place lumber on the free list, and aro further alarmed by tlu roport that the advocates of free lum ber will combine with the advocates of free hides. Such a combination, If broken, must be broken by the aid of the southern democrats, represent ing the lumber producing dlBtrictB. Eugena lteghttur: J. J. l.umsdcn, contractor, is hoio tic in Or.n J .Inn.--tlon, Colorado, looking Into tho wood on stave pipe mado by Booth-Kelly company for grnvlty water aystcma. Mr. Lummlou examined Ih'i tltme samples that were HtibnilUed to the Eugene council anil to lOngiuoor Kel sey when tho Kltjhey Kreek scheme as up fr consideration and wlil-h Kelsey turned down In favor of acoma wood pipe. Mr. Luiiikijcii onouncod the Eug?n" produce equal not superior to tho Tacoma pro duct. While here Mr. Lumsden relnted some Interesting history In connec tion with Kelsny's connection with the city of Grnnd Junction on a grav ity proposition. As In Eugene he wns employed as consulting engineer anil submitted plans which Included buy- g wood pipe In Tacoma. The peo ple became dlsButlxflcd with Kelsey as engineer and after the city had paid him 17000 the citizens went to the council and demanded chat Kel sey bo lot out and his services were Ispensed with. Mr. Lumsden stnted that Kolsoy's figures on tho Tacoma pipe wsb 0,000 and the citizens found that iiiually as good plpo could be hail sewhero for $130,000 and the rand Junction people reached the oncluslon thnt Kelsey was In enmi nanner at least Interested In the Ta- omi concern. . MONMOUTH NOW ONLY "STATE" NORMAL SCHOOL SALEM, Or., March 18. The nor mal schools at Ashlnnd and Weston re no longer state Institutions. The executive committee of the state board of normal school regents has declared that those schools cannot be conducted further ns state schools. At a meeting of the executlvo com mtttee several weeks ago It was de elded that unless the schools for warded to the board the subBcrlp tloiis recolved for malntcnc-uce they would nave to be designated as pri vnto schools. The la-tost date sot for forwarding the subscribed funds was March 12. The Oregon State normal school at Monmouth sent In $1000. Tho other schools have sent In nothing. In view of this situation, Oregon hns but one normal school (official) and that la tho one at Monmouth. STATES ONLY ArPORll ltKI.IKl'' FROM TRVSTS. Ooviinormcnt's Defeat lu Kinndnrd Oil Cno Moves Hryiin to Ask Few Pertinent Quest ion. LINCOLN, Neb., March 18. Dis cussing In his Commoner of tomor row tho dcclon of Federal Judge Anderson In the Standard Oil suit and of Federal Judge McPherson In the Missouri rate cases. Mr. llrva asks three pointed questions, as fol lows: "It la significant that the only ro ller trom corKration Imposition far as concerns legislative action, has been given through the legislative macnitiery of the states? "Is It signlneant that the one jn dloial opinion seeking to apply th law to a powerful corporation that has seemed so Inclusive, bo complete as to bring the powerful lawbreakr Ho a position where It la actually wise to beg for terms, was rendered by th oupreme court or a stale? "Is It significant thnt on this oc caslon, as on other occasions, the de cislona upon which these great cor porations depend for escape from punishment are rendered by Federal courts? ' Mr. Ilryan praises District Attnrne Keallng. or Indiana, for reslgnln rather than prosecute, the Panam nnei suits, and advises President Tuft to order the dismissal of th sulfa. It Saved Ilia Leg. "All thought I'd lost my leg, writes J. A. Swenson, Watertow Wis. "Ten years of ertema, that 15 doctors could not cure, had at last laid me up. Then Burklen'a Arnica Salve cured It sound and well." I fallible for skin eruplione. eriem salt rheum, boils, fever sores, burn scalds, cuts and piles, iic at all druggists'. . MTUSES COSE XHAVOKV INCIDKNT IX KKIjSKY'S CAItllKH. THK I,AXUTA(;i; OF CIOTlUCS. riMJK Ut'ltXKTT, TOO, WO('M IIM .0 KUNOH. 8AI,KM, Or., March 18. Ttic hu nt rcimbHcnn citmllrtntes mentioned or the Kuhnrttatnrltil nomf nut Ion arc ttorney-Ciunenil Crawford nnd Clr- uit .Indue lieorgo I!. Durnutt. While Mr. Crawford will make no definite tatoment he admits that ho has 'wseii approached by Port land hnsl- eHB men nnd by his friends lu eonth- 3in Oregon, whore ho formerly lived. is bolfeved that his attitude will be determined largely by tho health nd wishes of Governor Benson ns to hether ho will enter tho cnmpalgn. 1 nd go Harnett in saying nothing. pending tho outcome of tho fight for ho new federal judgeship, for which poult Inn Ilurnett has betn Indorsed y Judges Wolvertou nnd Gilbert and .veil known members of tho bar. Near Dentil In lUg Pond. It was n thrilling experience lo tra. Ida 8opor to face death. "For years a severe lung trouble gnvo me IntouBO Bufforlng." alio writes, "and loveral times nearly caused my death. All remedies fa Hod and doctors said I wnn Incurable. Then Dr. King's New Discovery brought quick relief and x euro so permanent that 1 have not troubled In twelve years." Mrs. soper Jives lu Hlg Pond, Pa, It works wonders In coughs and colds, sore ungs, hemorrhages, mgrlppe. Asth ma, croup, whooping rough and nil ronchlal affections. 50c nnd $1.00. Trial bottle free. Guar an teed by all ruggtsts. CARPET CLEANING MADE EASY. Let us Bhow you our SURPRISE SUCTION CARPET CLEAN b'.K, no need to take up carpets. We will come to your house and demonstrate that we can clean a carpet without taking It up. Anyone can use them. B. W. STRONG, . tf The Furniture Man. Phone 2211 for anything In the bnklng line free delivery. Umpqua Bakery, H. Guest, propr. DTF KANSAS MlNTSTF.lt TO ttl'CCKED KEV. lUCKrt. When a girl has throttled herself with a baud of rigid Uuon that para lyzes her neck miracles and Haws a crimson line beneath her chin; whon she has cut off her breathing power abruptly at tho waist, burdened her back with a mans of swinging, drag ging cloth, poised a winged, be-rlb- boned monstrosity on her head, and dazzled her eyes with fluttering dots and dashes, she looks her very best. She Is chic, she is good form, she pleases our distorted vision as no exponent of nature's law ever could. Seeing her coming, one recognizes tho fact, at once, thnt she is "pos sible," thnt is, that there is no outer reason why she should not belong to the inner circle of Vanity Fair. The impossible watch her pass with frank envy, or with a labored Indifference that betrays the same feeling. The socially probable lenn forward In their broughams to eee If she Is not a porson to bo bowed to. Those who rule the social world meet hor gra ciously and give hor a fair chance to prove horsolf worthy of their sot, whore an equally deserving person, In an easy-going collar and an unre stricted diaphragm would be passed over Indifferently nnd must cut her way through a thicket of pride and prejudice If nhe Is to enter at all. A girl's outer detail forms a sort of sign language .and though it takes a social export to read It with absolute accuracy, no ono can miss its general meaning. The more valiantly she has sacrificed personal comfort to the tor turing laws of correct feminine gear ing, the more the masculine spec tator wants to know her and to have it known of men that she knows him. ; quick pace sets her heart pounding angrily at its barriers and a passing wind swirls her into a helpless mass of skirts, but Bhe never has to strug gle with a heavy swing door, or push an elevator button with her own fin gers, or wait unnoticed at a crowded counter. The world steps aside for her and she walks unjostled in a glittering social haze. Sho finds a velvet cloak at every puddle; surely bodily freedom Is not a high price to pay for all of this. Ex. 4. FOR GENTLEMEN TO READ. 4. ' What makes the Millionaire? j. What the captain of Industry? 2 The Merchant prince? . J. The successful business man? . 4. PROFIT just profit, f. Profit Ib success. Without It J. they are common clay. What makes the successful A man? 4. PROFIT. A The unsuccessful? 4. Lack of Profit. 4. A 4 4 We can't make a foolish man 4 4. successful, but we can put a A A wise one In the way. Cleanll- A . ncss is the first step to be A A successful you must be neat. A A Let us help you succeed. A f ROSEEURG STEAM LAUNDRY, Jackon Street. Roseburg. 4- Rev. W. H. Eaton, of Clay Center, Kansas, has accepted a cull to the Baptist church, of this city, to suc ceed Rev. E. H. Hicks, who is now stationed nt Tucson, Arizona. Rev. Eaton and his wife nnd two children are expected to arrive in Roseburg about May 1. Rev. Eaton Is 41 yearB of age and Is said to bo a preacher of more than ordinary ability. Ho has been pastor of the Baptist church at Clay Center for the paBt five years and was prev iously stationed for a like period at Cherryvale, In the same state. LOCAIi NEWS. -ifnn ' 1 . Si 111 MB LOCAL NEWS. Wheal Lb ting Your Property Try Us Far Qaick Sales ED.Mowery&Co Timber aad Farm Lands Irrigated Fruit Lands a Specialty. Roseburg Natloaal Bank Bid's Caw Street. A. L. KITCHIN, is the man to see for everything in the Nur sery line. lretS! that pay. Fruit and rnanental trees, Grape & Berry vines, roses, etc. etc. Telephone 2026. Roseburg, Or. The displacement of a tank truck tire wrecked a southbound freight train on Rice Hill Thursday night, but the damage was light. A wreck ing crew, dispatched from Roseburg, cleared the track In about six hourB. The northbound o-verland passen ger train was delayed two hours. For prompt piano .tuning and re pairing, leave orders at Burr's Music House. All work guaranteed. tf Petition for naturalization papers has been filed with the county clerk by E. F. Unrath, a native of Ger many, a resident of Roseburg and an ongineer by occupation. Unrath emi grated to the United States In 1904, and formally declared his intention of becoming an American citizen at Camden, N. J., the following year. Mrs. Michael Dean, a well known resident of Riddle, died at her home thero Wednesday at an advanced age. The funeral was held at Riddle today, with services conducted by Rev. W. B. Smith, of the South Meth odist church, of which Mrs. Dean was a member. Mr& Dean was the mother of J. R.. I. A., and N. O. Dean, of Riddle. Her husband also survives, as do a daughter, Mrs. Sarah Jen nings, of Grants Pass, and several sis torB, one of whom is Mrs. A. E. Wood, of Medford. Kills Would-be Slayer. A merciless murderer is Appendl oltls with many victims. But Dr. King's New Life PlHs kill it by pre vention. They gently stimulate the stomach, liver and bowels, preventing that clogging that Invitee appendi citis, curing constipation, biliousness, chills, malaria, headache and indiges tion. 25o at all druggists. PS mi m ALCOHOL 3 PEK CEMP. AVedelablcPrcnaralloiirorAs- slmilailii dicRxxIaiKlRf m- ling (lie Siomadis uudflowlsof utflSlrf iocithr iliuprnl 1 Promo lesDisesHoiuQiff!? ncss and IfesLConlalns ucil 0 piuat .Morplune norMiiraLi NOT NARCOTIC flmpltn Stam jtx.Som JtHMttUb- HmM- . Clonfttd Stiipr AnsrfcctneMetlvfoTCoTsniia- I ion , Sour Storoach.Dlwrhotaj WormsonTOlsioiis.rcverisii- ness and LOSS OF Meep. ficSinile Signature of NEW YOHrC J For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of TH. OKNTAUH COM.ANV. MtW V.HN Exact Copy of Wrapper. J. S. Garner, of Dallas, Is in the city on business. H. Wltte, of ElUhead, is in the ciiy on business. For stylish Millinery, see Miss Lil lian Kldd. d in Use For Over Thirty Years I LOCAL NEWS. 4. 4. WIIXJROW. 4. 4 The new fertilizer. 4. 4. Nothing but fish. 4 4 Guaranteed analysis: Seven 4 4 per cent nitrogen, six per cent 4 4. potash, 18 per cent phosphoric 4 4 acid. 4 4. One 25-pound sack of Wil- 4. 4 grow, used In the place of 4 4 12 4 tons of best stable man- 4 4 ure, will give better results 4. 4 and no weeds. -Try It for your 41 4 lawn. 4 4. J. F. BARKER & CO. 4. tt'f.a;'rttTTV'r A man by the name of Piper, who lives near Myrtlo Creek, has created , new sKcit'B of rose from the pink limber vnrtety nnd tho Oregon wild rose. The now bloHaom Is a hybrid, showing nuullttcB of both parents. People, who have wen them, say that they are very delloato and beautiful. V. A. Tripp, tho Eugcno real es tato dealer, is In the city on busi ness. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Fulkorson have returned from a visit with relatives in Portland. Boynton's warm air furnaces does the work. See Winnie Gnddls , the plumber. DTF W. E. Marsters, tho mnrblo denier. has just received a full car of Ver mont marblo. lie has many new de signs which he would bo glad to have you Inspect. His prices are reason able, nnd all his work guaranteed. North Jackson street, near Deer Creek Ilridge, Roccburg, Oregon. DTF Eugene's prohibition continues to exist in name only, judging from the following In the Eugene Guard: The night pollen made a roundup of drunks last night on the streets and succeeded In lassoing four men who had looked upon the flowing bowl or rather the gurgling bootleg bottle too long. They were lodged In-the municipal lockup for the night and cnlled before his honor. Police Judge Hen Dorrls, this morning. Ench en tered a plea of guilty and was fined $20. maps, if Honored by Women When a woman ipeaks of her tlcnt e 0 r c t uffcring tho trusts you. Million have be stowed this mark of confi dence on Dr. R. V. Pierce, of ltuffalo, N. Y. Every where there are women who hear witness to the wonder working, curing-power of Dr. Pierce's Pavorite Prescription which saves the suffering sea from fain, and ucccasfu1!y Am poles with woman's weak oessea and stubborn ills, IT MAKES WEAK WOflEN STRONO IT 1AKES 5ICK WOMEN WELL. No womnn'i appeal was ever misdirected or her con fidence misplarrd when the wrolo lor advice, to the WoKio's Dhminjaov MrtiKMt. Association, Dr. U. V. Pierce, President, Iluflolo, N. Y. Da Ptenv'f Pltmimat fVlleti Mm mild matanl howl nomwiil MM a NEW SPRING STYLES WEAR GOOD SHOES The New Spring Shoes comprise tka greatest va-leiy Df shapes aad pat terns reproduced trom tbe newest New York anl Paris cjstoi,i models: Spanish, Cuban, French, military and the walking heel; tush arch and medium; "spring" last and iat last; dainty, elegant and llilit, and solid, stocky aad aiatinisk; calf, kid, russett, patent, anaaiel. R. L. STEPHENS, The Shoe Specialist. RXCMTSIVH BEALRR S FINE FOOT-WEAR, 4. First-class meals at all hours. 4. Fresh Olympia Oysters, Fish 4. OREGON RESTAVKAXT Open uy nutl Night. and Clams all the time. - 4. Regulnr Meals, 85 Cents. 4 Have added 'a new Ilalcony 4. especially reserved for ladies 4. and families. 4 An Electric Piano will furnish 4. 4 muslo during meal hours. 4. 4.4.4.4. 4.4.4.4..J.4.4.4.4.4. health "Jones' Addition to Roseburg" will soon materialize. It will consist of several acres belonging to George W. Jones and adjoining the city limits on the north. Surveyors are now at work subdividing the tract, pre paratory to the land being placed on the market through the agency of the Trool-Renfro Real Estate Co. "Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil lsJhe best remedy for that often fatal Wls ease croup. Has been used with success in our family for eight years." Mrs. L. Whlteacre, Buffalo, N. Y. Heavy, Impure blood makes a mud dy, pimply complexion, headaches, nausea, indigestion. Thin blood makes you weak, pale, Blckly. Bur dock Blood Bitters makos the blood rich, red, pure restores perfect Write us or call on us for vSPRAY PUMPS AND FIXTURES J. F. BARKER. & Co. Implements and Vehicles. Phone 101, Roseburg, Oregon SQUARE DEAL FENCE-BEST MADE K PREPAKK VOI R ROAST so all you have to do Is to put It In tho oven. IK) It up In nice templing shape; one that Is easy to carve aad with no wsste. Our meats are o good tha they deserve extra car. You'll say so. too. whon your roast comes from the oven, brown0 frag rant and appetising. Try ono for Sunday dinner. We want th Judg ment of tha whole family. The Economy Market Ova, Kahlhagea, Plop. 4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4. 4.4. 4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4. 4.4. 4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4,4, 4,4. 4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4. t FREE TO REVIEW SUBSCRIBERS ! FINE THREE-SHEET WALL CHART, 28 by 40 INCHES IN SIZE Waring 1008, The Review enjoyed the best year's business in its history, enabling as to largely lucrvasc our telegrnnhir news servic an otherwise Improve the panci. In order to further show onr appreciation of this increased patronage nnd to BtiU farther iacreaae oar present splendid circulation, we offer tluw an parol lei etl premiums. Free. ' W "it mention oar beautiful,-three-sheet Library Wall Chart, each sheet 2HxlO Inches' In slic, printed on both sides of each (. Oa the arat page of this chart is a lnrge, np-to-dato county map of Oregon, in colors, showing the new conntr of Hoo4 River. csngrcuKlonal district, cities, towns, postonices, rivers, creeks, mountains, lakes, railroad lines etc. Also Dictnrea f U ralora of all the leading nations, with their flags lu colors. Tho second sheet shows maps of tho United States. Alaska nnd ar oatlaa's lalaad possessions, together with a large amount of Information concerning them, and stnto seals of each stnto in tho Mloa.. Tfce third short shows maps of tho world, and outlined on tho two hemispheres Is the route of tltc IT S battlrahln tin ow Ike way aroand the globe. 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