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Newspaper Page TextI tmi inr V f"1" r i I4 they LOCAL NEWH. 01 RL WANTED For general house work. ArtilroKH M. S., care Review Ed. W. Dlllnr, the Melrowj mer chant, waa In town today. C. O. White and Kdwln Weaver were lu town from Myrtle Creek to day. It Is human nature to want the very beat and as we are all human nd want the best we have got to work for It. Bo booat the Strawberry Carnival 1t will help to make Doug laa County grow. Poison Oak Remedy. Maraters' Drug Btore. dtf Never sacrifice quality for price. See a Bush and Lane and the Victor plana. DTP For something apeclnl for dinners, parties or balls, see Quest, the New Baker. Phone 2211. DTP Parties wanting water plpo run In the fidenbower district will see Win nie Gaddls, the pi timber. dtf C. H. Arundel, piano tuner, now taking orders for spring tuning. Tele phone 761; only resident tuner In Douglas County. DTP Itching piles provoke profanity, but profanity won't cure them. Domu Ointment cures Itching, bleeding or protruding piles after years of tuif ferlng. At any drug store. Every restaurant and hotel In Roaeburg la requested to be prepared 1 to feed our city's visitors with plenty 1 of strawberries next Thuntday, Krl- 1 day and Saturday Strawberry Car Blral. Stops earacho In two minutes; toothache or pain of burn or scald tn five minutes; hoarseness, one hour; musclenche, two hours; sore throat, twelve hours Dr. Thomas' Kclectrlc All, monarch over pain. Mrs. James Hubbard told Mrs. Jones that Jim never growls since she ubcb Kolger's Golden Gate Coffee. Her grocer grinds It for her, 5 Por a burn or scnld apply Cham berlain's Salve. It will I lay the pain almost instantly and quickly heal tho Injured parts. For sale by all drug gists, c Hot water bottles, fountafn syr fciK.es, bulb syringes, and atomizers, the finest and most complete line lo the elty. Sold at the lowest prlcer on our guarantee to give satisfaction Look at our Una and you will not bay elsewhere. Hamilton Drug Co. In addition to extensive Improve ments being made on he Hotel Mc Clallen. Landlord H. T. MeCiallen has also begun some substantial work to ward tho betterment of the hotel an nex, known ns the Hotel Van Hmiten. O. L. Guild. Riddle; J. HardliiK. Glendale; Kd. Weaver, S. S. Johns, Myrtle Creek; 0. O. McGllvray. Can yonvllle; A. MrComns, Mt. Alto; C. Ilorronghs. Glide; Cnrl Hill. Wilbur; David O'Nell. Oakland; J. C. Moras. Cottage Grove; ('tins. Parsons, Ku gene; Oliver Heers. Halem; H. C. Cook, Central Point, were among the guests at the Hotel McClnllen today. HyiAKK AMI syi AUK HKAL Here's a square deal for the people who can't eat a square meal without after tain and distress. Go to Red Cross Pharmacy today sod get a box of Ml-o-na tablets; the great prescription for Indigestion and stomach troubles. Take one, cr If your suffering Is In tense, two tablets with or after meals and at the end of 10 days if you can't eat a square meal without distress go to Red Cross Phnrmacy and get your money back. That's where tho square deal comes in. Rut Ml-o-na Is really a stomach upbutldcr of groat merit; every day the makers receive more than a rioten letters from .grateful people which state that after they had lost all hope Ml-o-na cured. The quick and positive action of Ml o-na on the stomach In case of gas. waterhrnsh, sour stomach and heart burn Is worth a lot of money to any sufferer. Why not try Ml-o-na at Red Cross Pharmacy's risk. Fifty cents buys a largo box. K. D. Howe, Gardner, Mass., says I suffered from severe pains tn my stomach. I tried different remedies without relief; after using two Ilexes of Ml-o-na I found myself completely cured. Ml-o-na Is sold by leading drugglsU everywhere. HY0ME Cure catarrh or money hack. Just breathe It in. Oomplete outfit, iuclmllim tuliaiei)!. Extra butUos 600. Drug(ist. v Young Man We have been watching you all winter and we know what you Clothes that are built for you alone. We have them " Fashioned for your Spring taste by STEIN-BLOCII, tne highest- grade tailors in this country. . The suits are not uncle s or express just thai air of Smartness Tucf mnnUmrl' Summer styles, shapes and colors of j ust received.. cordon hats. We have the very latest in Men's Straw Hats. I. ABRAHAM, Jackson Street, N. -5- O Hr KN'GLNKKIt lll.AMKI) FOI!t I WKIX'fc AT WfttfT DOIDK. 1 The Portland Oregonlan gives the following account of Monday's train wreek at Went Pork: Through itho alleged disregard of his signals by WIN Weber, engineer of tho Becond section of the Southern Pacific train No. 15, tho locomotive of the second section of tho train craahed Into the observation car on the first section In Went Pork tunnel. One passenger and two members of i the crew were slightly Injured General Superintendent Ruck ley dispatched .Superintendent L. R. Plelds last night to hold an Investiga tion at Ashland, which Is about 50 miles from West Pork. The collision occurred at 7:10 Monday morning, when the few passengers In the sleep ers were still In their sections. The passougers lu the train were compos ed mostly of the Portland and 8;tn Francisco baseball teams, Grille a drawing room was taken by Mrs. "Hazel" Moore. The train Is usually divide,'! nt the tunnel, the day coaches nnd baggage t'ars being brought on In a second sec tion. When tlie collision occurred the engine, tender and burgage cat tumped the track and the observation nr was considerably wrecked. Al though the block system Is In fom In the tunnel, Harrfmau olllclals be lieve the engineer. Will Weber, dis regarded his signals. The trains were proceeding slowly or the result might have been more serious. Engineer Weber was bruised and a dlnlng-car chef was cut by Hying glass fragments. An unknown pas senger was stunned, hut the conse quences wero not rerlouS. This Ih a more dangorotiB dl-.aKo than is generally presumed. It will he a surprise to many to learn that more deaths result from It than from scarlet fever. Pneumonia often re sults from It. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been used In many epi demics of whooping cough, nnd al ways with the best results. Del ben McKelg, of Harlan, .own, says of It: My boy took whooping cough when nl no months old. He had It tn the winter. 1 got a bottle of Chumber laln's Cough Remedy which proved good. I cannot recommend It too highly." Por bOIo by -11 druJyTisttv. v.i;MX(, All persona are hereby notified not to hunt, Midi or camp on the 10. L. Cheney plae, known as tho "Marble Quarry," ou South Deer Creek. dBW K. L. CHUNKY. -t- Ratiker Alfred C. Schmidt and At torney C. K. Sox. of Albttny, were do ing business In this city Monday. HTFP I COKING YOUNti. sol allow your gray kalrs to make yoa old look In a. Urny haired ceople arc back naintxr. 1 not be one. The use ol IHlcalth wl 11 prmanrntly restore tha youVbJnl color to gray or ftdtd hair, no matter how old yon art. Will keep you looking young. Icellng yoano. Will gtve yoa kcautlrul head ol hair; that everyone will admire. Start uslnatt NOW and BEYOt'NCi IS NOT A DYE. I m, bottlra. roool" 9tM6 2c. h trr book, "Tb. C.r. ol If liiit.m rhlla Hy Spec Co. Newark, rt. J. ' mat 1'imi.s I'HAit.MAcv. TOY Has opeied the "Quick Unch" RESTAURANT Short Orders. Regular dinner 25, with chicken on Sundays. Closes 10 p. m. daily. In C. W. Rapp Bldg. near S. P. Depot. I want: father s style, but yours, and that appeals to you. Roseburg, Ore. Ditinv ni;vs. J. H. Short spent Saturday nt Per due transacting business. MIks Anna Noah was the euost of Miss Mablo Short Saturday nnd Sun day. 11.' Archambeau is on the sick list this week, as Is also 'the family., of L. Gray, who have la grippe. L. L. Stevens, of Tiller, va?, limit ing friends here last wtvk. School Is progressing nic.-ly with a good attendance. Mrs. J. H. Short, Misses Anna Noah, Mnnda Klrkpnt- rlck, Nellie Furlong nnd Mrs. R A. Poole were visitors at tho school on Friday. We aru tiavliw n fcool rain at proi ef)t. JamCs Thompson, of Portland, 1b hi re visiting his son, J. U. C. Thomp son. He exritcU to lib hero uutll Jul-. EJ-IPOHTWU. Anti-BackacliG at Mars-tors' Drug 3tore. GOc. dtf to Your, Onl?r Handicraft Com by the Roscburg pany, corner Oak and Ro:e Streets. The popular Mission Style a special ty. Racks for phonograph records. (Joneral repair work. We will friave you from 10 to 30 per cent on prices. d.t oM! i'oui,ti,;y sKci.aw .j. iiw.'i.asBi. .!; A natural woy to rid 5'our flock A of Uco, inltee nnd scaly Iocs. You know a lousy hen ivlll ul low In the du-t If thore Is any ! duut handy Wo have found a mixture that Is a lira extermln utor oho thiit la tried and !;! found truo. W& vill ecll it ;!. i for (1.00 for r lbs., or R.ve a l' B-lb. piicUftfje free With an or- it-i dor for a settlnff of est-. Or i .;. wn will sell tho rerlpe fi r J2.B0 .i and you can mMco It youiself. . You place the ti Ixture In a . dust-box prd the chicken. Ao . the rest. Guaranteed to do .J. the work or your money back. . i Write US: now ii th tlm & CASA ORANDA l"OULTftt CO.. . .. Hosebursp Orfl-on m (ill's). K. 1 IHPGK , M; 1). OHM In the Keview Blilldfrr; up stall a. Room, 13 and 14. X-ltay and Klvctrloal Tretnventi Tolophono, Mala 31. ROHKIHJRQ ... ORKGON DIIM'. Si:Hl,V, HHTlHili .V STI'.W.MtT' l-liysliiairn mid Niirneons. Suite of Otllce Hear Douglas Ooun. ty Bank Huildlng, Ground Floor. Phono 11 SI. nosKnuno - - - - ohkgon Onico, Honrs: Phones: 10 to 13 a. til. Otnce Main 1711 to 4 p. ra. Ilosld. Main 172) PK; l.l'CK'lTA S.Ml lll; Physician VVcirj.ir.Ti aw:1 Chlldrrn'a F"! Specialty O&ei: livtoma 8 and 9. SIartis- V wit tsi UtiHSI&a Cuonty xm B8? J. Hi ClIAf M., 0. . 5i, ivail.ti Atira'tani Ttulldlng Telyjlio&a, 11' Hours 9 a. in. ti 5 j. rt. hosmhiiuq OfiKCON HIS. .1. I,. t'l.l.U W, tVtw'!! Wi" PliysRIw is Chroulc Diseases a Sprclalty. Abraham Uulldit. KOSKItPKO OIHSGOS . A. STftAW, lA'n'liitrrt. Plans, Speclflcaiions anc3. lellgj'gs uiven. Ottlre at DyslntTr Will, o Telephone 1111. BUILDER C. 1). MAYXAUD, Cienvnil (Vnlnnling Huililer nt your rrvfi-e. ROSPHRPG. Oregon. Phone 251. MNl'llKTK WOUK by the day or liy rontrx-t I). IIAtiKN. Hesident-e. Fullerton Are., West Koseburg. p. O. Box 181. UOSEBUUO OKKUON Ayer's liair V.gor Falllnz Mali Ay2Tl!tlr VlRur promptly destroy th grrmi tliatt cauae feillits tit. H noutlnhet llic hiir bulbft. restore them to health. 1b hair ttupt uuui out, grow more idpiujy. We wi&h you to positively and distinctly understand that Ayer's Hair Vigor does not affect the color of the YMr, even to tre slightest degree. "ASK ALDIUCH." No more remarkable situation ever Lexisted In the national legislature of a great natlou than that which con fronts all inquirers for Information regarding the tariff bill. It is no ex aggeration to say that there is just one man out of the nearly five hun dred members of Congress who really understands the innumerable sched ules of the tariff bill, the effect of their proposed modifications, and the reasons therefor. There are many of course, who think they understand one or more specific schedules, but ask any member tor clear cut, definite explanations of this or that schedule and the reasons for and effect of pro posed increases or decreases and in sist on comprehensive auswera, and sooner or later you will get the same reply, "Ask Aldrlch." The powerful influence which this baneful situation confers on the senator from Rhode Island, popularly known as the High Priest of Protection, can easily be appreciated. When the tariff bill is finally enacted it will be the work of Nelson W. Aldrlch and It 1b hardly necessary to say that those special Interests for which Mr. Aldrlch cher ihe particular regard will be well protected. Even the president him self when consulted as to his views regarding particular schedules is compelled to confess that he Is a tyro In the matter and while he does not say so, it is perfectly obvious that he, too, is depending very largely on the advice and judgment of the Sen ator from Rhode Island. Uillouir& ajijl ConsHjiatlin;i For years I was troubled with bil iousness and constipation, which ftiadu life mlsurable for me. My ap petite failed me. I lost niy usual force and vitality. Pepsin prepara tions and cathartics only made mat teYs lAorfw. I do not know where I should have been today had I not tried Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The tablets relieve the 111 fcullns: at once, strengthen the di gestive functions, purify the stom ach, liver and blood, helping the sys tem to do Its work anturally Mrs. Roa Potts, nirinlnitham, Ala. These tablets are for by all druggists. CLVH MlSllliaSi. Oftlnj to the fact that the play given by the Indies' Auxiliary will be given Friday-, the LadlW nli;ht has been potp:oned until Friday, Stay 213i. Houfo Commltfee. -a: D'o you live la Douglas County? If so you 4re & part of the Straw berry Carnival. Are you doing your hare? KstaG'trta corrrtptandence to Port land Journal: L, B. Moore, aMtnit of the Southern Pacific nt Uoweburg, ie visiting vlth .the family of L. E. Dolflls. Don't wait for the other man or woman to bring their strawberries or flower into the exhibit building, but bring yours atkd the others will follow. The L-adl' Aid of the Unptist church will hold a window sale of home cookine at Slllledjte & Pickens' grocery, on ThuraJisi?, &iay 13, begin ning at 10 a. m. d!3 Kor up-to-date fipmi iand board. Inquire at J. H. Poole's, Hi Ilrock way St., or Khoimc 202i. HmlS 0H Fisher to isilnt your ndv. for your 'floats, hor and stand. All work garant'iial ami prlcss the loiy- t. dm 12 Clarence Pro:k, Ja.i4a Mileld and Henry Puhnell were among the Olalla people In town todfty. Mr. Prock niitdo final proof on hfe home stead claim, before the U. S. land ofW. CTtaHdii'.rlniO's I hilrinuit. This is a new- preparation and good one. It is especially valuable as a cure for chronic and muscular rheumatism, and for the relief from pain tyhlrh ft affords in acute Inflam matory rhtfufitatlsm. Those who have used It have Invariably spoken of it in the highest terms of praise. Ume b:1rk. 13ine shoulder and stiffs neck are due to rheumatism of the mus- clo, usually brought on by exposure to cold or d'3inp. nnd Bre quickly cur ed by epulyinj tills liniment freely and messaging me aiiecieu pans. Soreness tf the muscles, whether in duced by violent exercise or injury Is ailSyed by UnlraWiL For sole by all druggist. C A new stock of wall paper just rt'ffi'W al Fisher's Store. Fresh from the factory. Hrand new. t':ue in and i?!-' it. Oik St., next to rouU'i tailor shop. ml2 If yon .Viavwn't time to xerctge reg- igirly. Dc-in'g Unrilcts will prevent eovptlpatlon. mey induce a mna easy, healtliful action of the bowels ftlthout griplnci Avk yojir drugStst for &m. !Sc Phone 2211 lor anyftjlSSi ft thei (diking 1U-.1 fre '"livery. UiSpq ia Cilery, II. Guest, propr. DTP ASTilD l lmt cla-w Hit ami V In.n wtliir, r""l k'rs to wlinuii, A.Wnnsi 1'. O. lioi 477. DTF CASTOR I A For lofut and Children. Tfii Kind Yoa Ksts Always Bought Bmts th Signature of Dandruff Aver! Hair Vigor tutt as promptly destroys the germs ttut cause (Undrutf. It removes every f rf. dandruff Itself, and keeps Ute scalp clean and in a healthy condition. COOS TO SPEXI) $2000 TO ADVKHTISK AT HEATTI.K Marehfleld Times: Yesterday the Coos county commissioners appro priated an additional V'OO for adver tising Coos county at the Seattle ex position. They had previously given $1000 for the purpose and had ar ranged to pay Orvil Dodge's expenses while there attending to the exhibits so that In all they will exiiend about $2000 for the purpose. The action taken yesterday was in response to request3 from leading business men of Bandon, Coquille. Myrtle Point, North Itend and Marsh Held through the recently organized Coos County Chamber of Commerce. As the mon ey will be of advantage to every property owner of Coos county, the action of the eommissionera in pro viding the additional funds which will defray part of the cost of the 50,000 pamphlets advertising Coos county's possibilities which will be distribute at Seattle, is being un reservedly approved. COMPKO.MISIXG WITH lill'STS. President Taft's new attorney gen eral. In a speech before the New York Bar Association, has outlined the pol icy of this administration with re gard to trusts. Mr. Wickersham de clares that his department will pro secute vigorously all large combina tions in restraint of trade, but he materially modifies the effect of this warning when he Intimates that he will be scrupulously careful not to Institute criminal proceedings In those cases where. In his estimation, there has been no wilful violation of the anti-trust law. This modification has brouKht about the cars of the attorney general serious criticism from tho democratic press, for it is pointed out that it is almost Impos sible to discover evidence of a wilful intent to disobey the law and there fore his utterance amounts almost to an assurance that he will deal with the trust evil only through civil suits. Experience has demonstrated that civil suits have small terror for the men who organize and perpetuate trusts. They are practically commer cial gamblers and compared with the large stakes for which they play the paltry fines Imposed In civil suits are a mere bagatelle. The opinion ob viously prevails among leading demo cratic editors, that Mr. Wickersham 1 deal With the trusts with a solici tude and tenderness begotten of his long experience as a corporation law yer in New York City. T .Vr.il' H'M'ini,' anA oral thnf "Mar. ry Widow" basin displayed in the er. We are Missourlans; tfe take pleas ure In showing you our many bar gains. Give us a chnnce. 'ine Fair. DTF LODGE DIRECTORY F. A A. U., Laurel lodro No. 18 Holdf , regular inectiugit on 2nd uti 4tlv Wedne i lj8uIooli month. Driter Rirs, W. M . N. T. Jbwett, S4cretrj' AO.C.W, hoeooiitg LoOfb No. 16 Meet tb'iml ml till UoQjy o' nrh moult : 7:) p. m., tn Ihe Forester' Hall. A) momfcefi In eooI 61ui11uk are lurited to ' BP. o. EI.KS, RoWirg lxKrse, rto.826 Holdi rSMUr foaimnnlcatioiti at tlrp Elki Temple ctn '2nd and 4th ThurnilayH ot earn nffnth All inemtiors rpaue-te1 to alter d rrc".li:lj. and all vi!Uu:R brother are conlt W. W. Cardwkll, E. R. Geo. W. SraLBT. Hecreiar. DEGKKK UK HO.NUK, Mystic Loftpe No. IS Mecu'indand 4lb Thumlay evenim of f3ju'j month In fc-'accrtbee Hall. Vlntiln uembcriotirdlallj' Invited to attend. UlNNIK K. Ci VENDER, 0. Of 11 i. H. Lenox. Keo. I. W. D, will, Rccelfer. r AOLKrt. Kobur Aert meflti In Odd r Fellow Hall on .'nd and 4tb Monday eren Insa of each mouth, at 8 clork. Visit ing bretnrvii in roou t tannin aiway welcome F. (i. Mu-KLLi. W. I'. F. P. CiAkK, W. 8cc. O. O. K., RtnttiK Star Ixxlgo No. 174, meetN tn Odd Fllown',Ti'inplr' fvery Friday cveuiUR 1 Vlalt m urelhert'-' nhvays welcome, ti. WOhTHINOTOS. N. ti. F. (1 M K M I.LI, K ii. M-Kh kle, F. S. IO. O. F., Phlletarian Lmige No. A Meets n Oxld FellowftTeuiftle, corner of JarkMn and t'a'M ,-:trettit. on saturdav evento ol each week. Members of the order In god f lauding ar inviir,u toaiu iiu. W. II. A HEKNE, N, Q. N. T, Jkwktt, R. 14. O. O. F , I'nlon Kncampracnt No. -Meoti in ixiti reimwr leinaieon ine if. ano.ini Thursday cveninin of each month. Visit- tug bretheren alwav we.i'orae. O. J. LlND.KY, I. P. F. K. t'ATENDER. Serlbe. ilOI'KltN nROTHKRHOnn OF AMFK1CA TV Roaehnrg I-o-lge No. 4-MeeU evry 2nd and a uin-inT in .v.icraiee i em pie. Visiting memben always welcome. C. F. McMru.Ef, Prefident Emma SJt-Mci.LK.', 8ecre'ary. 0 K. 9.,-Roeburf Chapter No. Holds their regular metlnc on 1st and 3rd Thunwlny tn ea.'h konvn. VUltiut memhera Id gooJ r.a.ti f ar ttctiully Invited at- tc,.d. I. WolXESWEEO, W. M tt " JMSau. Secretary ON. 0., Co. D Separate Battalion Meet ' every Thursday evening at the Armory Hall alS o clock. U.tJ. 8loctm Captain. rKRKK AHS, Ruebiir Retwkah Lmlre.Xo. W 41. 1. O. O. r -!l ID O.U FiIIowj' Trmpl every Tuenlay efntti)t. YUlUnf tiiten tad brethren ttiTiteri to attend. Hi KfilK PRKSTHKRN, N.O. Mftw. Ell a 9TKWAKT, tcy. j V" Himi PlrKKXS ,6. N. Cuu Bofcia, t lerk W OODMKN OP Tit It WORLD, 0k Cmn No j I m f rw ai me una reiiowi nm in Kumbiirc. everr lot n.1 Jrd Koniltf tTtulac- VulliDg DflttbtHir lwmji wlrum J. E. Firiini, C. v.. B.N. Xitn Clerk. The Talk of the Town kJjA REGAL SHOES Wen-known New York and London custom bootmakers designed the models from which every one of these Regal Styles is built. They have a distinctive custom appearance found in no other ready-to-wear shoes. Moreover, they are made in quarto llies, insuring you an crocf fit and perfect comfort. $350 $400 nd $500 HARTirS TOGGERY INC. NI5YV GO-CAnT TIKES. Juat received a special machine for putting new tires on your Go-Cart. Bring In your carts and we will make them as good as when new. B. W. STRONG, The Funiture Man. tf Get a Dne, three-sheet wall chart, In colors, free with a year's sub scription to The Review. BRADLEY Car. save you money on any thing you want to buy. If you have'any thing to sell get my offer before selling as I will pay the highest cash price for second hand goods. A. D. Bradley, - - Make-up of this "Y&E" Stack. Above the Desk Section here Illustrated In a practical stack, Is No. 42, 3-Dr. Bill File Sec tion,' and No. 29, 6-Dr., 6x3 Card Index Section, together with Low Top No. 12. Below tho Desk Section No. 60, and Sanitary Base No. 6, the latter bringing the entire stack to ex actly the right height. This Y. E. Desk Section may bo stacked with either 17 In. deep or 25 in. deep Secttons. AGEE COOK and STATIONERY STORE CI We alvays have plenty of fresh vegetables, oranges, lemons and ba nanas. Our stock of groceries is always fresli and; our prices are always fair. Q We want YOU for a customer. HARNESS & JOHNSON Sheridan St. GROCERS Phone 1031 Our line of smart new Regal Shoe styles lias won a lot cf praise among the best-dressed men in town. These new Regal models are smarter than ever, and they show genuine custom style in every line and curve. W. K. Marsters, tho marble dealer, has Just received a full car of Ver mont marble. He has many new de signs which he would be glad to have you inspect. His prices are reason able, and all his work guaranteed. North Jackson street, near Deer Creek Bridge, Roseburg, Oregon. . DTP Patronize Review advertisers. The Second Hand Man The 2nd Man Vacwm The new electric machine Picks up dust & dirt Like a Magnet and loaves the house perfectly CLEAN Ilofrse and Carpet Cleaner. Don't 'tear up the carpets, and muss up the house In gen eral with your house cleaning. Lot us do the house cleaning with the new Klectric Vacuum machine which sucks the dust and dirt out. Cleans carpets wltl' i nan vlng thtm from the fli.jr. Less than half the expense and time of the old way. Roseburg Steam Laundry Phone 791 and will call with this wonderful machine.