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Newspaper Page TextL KULUJimUUJ.'-JJU Li.J.- Rovlew printing always the bcieL Sldiwklk lumber cut In 4, 6 and 8 tost length r.ady to luf. Pago in ve.tmaiit Clo.. N. Jackaon street Phone 2421. ' d" A noor roof spoils any building. Get Uie Terr beat ablnxlea of I'iiko Inyeetment Co.. N. Jackaou itreei. Phone 2421. dtf C. P. Toitten was down from CHon- dale on buaVmeaa today. B. A. Hunaakor, Uie Ml'lapd nu-r chant, waa in ithlfl city today. Bert Buraaue aind II L. IviikcIb came down from Pee) Thumluy. Surveyor O. P. Tbid! cnmo ovor from Yonoalta Thursday even line. Mm. A. A. Fuller nSturmd thin afternoon from a trip to San'a Re Calif. All Commercial Club niemliurn and their ladles are cordially luvlli-d to attend a reception In thi'ir honor tendered by the Ladies Auxiliary tu- nlKht. (Friday) January 21. Invita tlon fa extended In thia form ns the qulckeat means of reaching all I how who have failed to receive written requeeta for tbetr presence aont through the mall. Committer. Alleging that his wife continually nagged hint, called hhn vile naine and accused him of adultery, not :u ly to his face but to other partlis. R. E. Veate. a well known 8. P conductor, ihas Bued Anna VeatWi In the Circuit Court bore for a divorce. He ailso wants the custody or Oirlr 10-year-oJd daughter, Dorothy. They were married on July 2ti, IS'.tti. J. V. Bmrndiaon, manager of tin Brookalde Poultry Farm, has Just received a KM of four Iluiih und n cockered;, of black OrplngtonH, from Fort Wayne, ind. Thoso birds urn of tho famous - Htraln "Duke ol Kont," orlglniatod by I). N. I'oxler. Tho original Duke of Kent was brought to .this oounitry from Kng 'lnd oa ft cockerel by Wm. Cook, or iginator of 4I Orpingtons, ami li.it mover yet been beaten in 41r. sIhiw room. Those black OrpliiKlons nrp different in coloring -than any ntliMi block 'chicken, being no highly , colored that the fcatliarM tiuve a bottle-green appearance that makes them very attractive. Mr. Itrenniil aen should raise Home prize wlniu-rs from this pen of fine birdw. President Helps OrphanM. Hundreds of orphans hnve boon helped by the President of thn In rustrial and Orphan's Home a! Macon, Oa., who writes: "We have used Electric Bitters in this lustllu tlon for nine yeara. It has proved n mose excellent medicine for stomach i liver and kidney troubles. Wo re gard it as one of the best fnmll) medicines on earth." It Invigorates the vital organs, purines the blood, aids digestion, creates appetite, To strengthen and build up thin, pule weak children or run-down puople, It has no equal. Best for fmnnlc complaints. Only COo at all drug gists. BREAK UP THAT COM) IN A DAY. You emt Btop a cough or a cold aa it by magto by Just breathing soothing, healing Hyomel over the sore, -mw and -Inflamed membrane, Thfti Is from a -main who knows: Mrs. Mager and -m-yHolf have usi'd your Inhaler faithfully whenever needed and It hoe always given lu tflubl relief and saved us from mniny eowre ootids. " Tine almva to veil un tartly given, and H in your estimation tits uo lis a testimonial would help to g,t others to use tt, I would glndlly have you do eo, as we consider U a wou dorfuH drtsoovory and recommend it wlwnever opportunity prerntj lt self." F. W. Mjigor, IVMttracllliK Freight Agent, C. H. & 1). Ity. Co.. Clnotoiwitl. Ohio, Oct. 22, liiuii. Dtjn't fool wtltili etomnch nos trums; try naaMlcal HyonwAl at once; It irelUoves a utuffed up luvul In two minutes. A comikbcto Hyomel outlit, k dhidiHng Inhnkir -and one ImjuIc ot llyoniol, coats only $1.1)0 at drug gims evarywlMsre nuwl In HotteliiuK al lllie Red Cross I'luirmacy. It lb guaranteed to cure raUirrh, c rutin, coughs, coMtt, aore throat and limn chilrto or money back, Kyini twit ties of llyoniol, if afUirward mi'ded. cost but 60 cents. Cures Indigestion It relioYt Btonisoh minorv. nour stom ach, belching, and cures nUntonmrli dm pmo or money bivt k. Laro Un of tub. lot 60 ouuttk UruK'K'iMta iu till Uiwua, Sale! Em ited time, Excep tional values in embroideries, at 10c, 15c and 25c SEE WINDOW DISPLAY Roseburg Rochdale Co. AND IT IWHiMTtvH. Mwiford Mttil-tribune! ftowburg dLmaiitctl tu tftie one hUIh by Kugtiif and cn the otfher by Medford, is inHkilii'K A fcuprtne fffurt to K't Into (tin nnxx'HHioiii To 'flitu eid 4hc It'witfburx CoiiuneMal (Mub haa em- l-lowxi Mr. Darby Hlchuirdtsou at $4UUU a your salary an a rof'HfllfHal bjrjMor to aidvuriimt (ho city and ooiwuy. Iu u nkttoment itt-mod In tlie lt(we burg Uovicw, Mr, HlchnrdHon an-nouiK-a tbait. "th koynoto or tho iititw adverl'liiing runi;ulK'ii will be th pnsiiiatifH) of fantH, in ronclse KlmJlo forni, Justwul of kU-U'i'Iiik balf-'tJ'ulh vivilUd by an immoral InwiKJnation." TIiLh pmbably refnrs to the a-d-vortiHcnwin'ta of Umjxiua valley or h.anl fciiul'a, n w IihIhk Inditit'rlmln atly xploltfi tin nfWHajior advr ibtuiH:ni;s. and mainy of whioh are on vhH wild-cat order. Coutlnuoa Mr. KlehJirdHHxn: "AdvcrMsliiK of IhMiKliw county landii hnrouiforo b.iH been vduo and inii'eftii'iuf, and tho huiKuuKO of hypor Ijk.iUj haa bt-en almost exIiaiiMled. OMiitcriiiK KionilfilcM aiwl hiKhly -oUTipcd philii res ha vo Ihhu d inKem riknifKl, In many hiKtanrtu 'to tho ilot 'itmoiit of tlu? cvommunJty. I.ak of information ban been (be real fault it hi uh exnKKtM"alilan. 'DuHftLuii wnnty, owlig ito lhc isH linnaiK, indlfffMHinoo and not y iHfTtirciiKea and unintnlliKCMit ad vfli t lil it b 1) ait not Income k no wn ti In vcHhinB and wittlej's iur iidviuncwl u thj fxl.iit wh'h have other lass favorod aontiona of Ori'Jii. DihikUis joiiiuly and the ctUy of Uobnr have 'mmmi, nti'tiii Imtoly, 'iioltorlouH for tack ward iHii U cln.LiniiiK tibo atten Iion of tlie-outHltlH woi'id. Many of ( biiHiibo nwii and moKKback land twnnrH Hi-cm to have jiaawd tn,to a ai n it lie 'trjiiiico. Tho ordtinary nothodis of medlonivt iih'D at ninall a.lairll has bet-n trkvl and found .'anting. So k wa derided to Hocnre bo Hurviw of an exHnt in fcmliiH rlal bulhling, o-no wIkfwi exporb'iu'o tnd t rn InJ nt; ailoiiK ouiul, oeunomic, ndtiHlii'lfll and Hnaiwlal tkinw would iiMirt) tho inbrlUKiK of overdue i-apital -and t1u hiKluwt ptado of lu innr and .IndiiHt rial workM. Such i mail was found Mr. Darby ilich mdson, who was foi- some .wars at ho hecid of the Wall Stiniet doart tient of j4-ndinij New York liowa aifra cm! rooMinlv ftiaff member of t frreat niiasaKLne." Mcdford wisht Ftfi-burri: progix'tis nd Mr. RUhardso-ii the fulbt moaiuiv of micocs-i Ln wakln up LlH rutnh'ptir hind-owniM-H" but he wm a heant-breiikliiK and Kou'l-wi'ar-iiK job in straiK'htrt-ninK out tlx .luikH In tho iiionsluick mind . laola .ion and provLnelallKin, tho na.rrow . Iw in tha luirrow rut, have done he It ww k o ill y 1 1 :.o w c H am d iro vriws wi'll bo exaNpMiHit'hitfly Blow. Tlvu iiitetiliofi of employijit? a paid Vooatxir. Jin expert in miutldpiil pub .i(ilil,y, Is 'the uhujiI way of f;alvuiiJ, 'K tiLbo- MTo nu OreKo-n eomnuinlty. it. has hwii surcossful fin l'nrt.!and. 3uRenf, Albany and o-tluir fowiim that imd Mu)'ofully veKdated Tor many niai-w. It luiis never bet in aitN'iupU'd n Mod ford, which ks unlquo niueiiK ho fawt-KfowiitR ir.tiiw in that re ipoet. InNiead of ono paild bootor. i bout whom the Conunertlal Club dvolvcM, we have many unpaid Inioat m, all divv'ins time niud labor for lie public K"ood. The reoiiflbli and diti.i-s rt on many should ira. aibd linn spirit, of co-(n'ratlon ind ttatriiisni Muia ftouoratod bat !ono more to unite the M:ple nnd 'iwMill into them the npiirlt of pro- iroyia tlmn any paid booster could avTi aceoinplitJhed. At Ibo k:uu lim. Med ford has reached a point where the rlirht 'ind of a paid bolster wuild lw the 'twst inve.-t mint the community (Mild make. Clerical and routine work h R mt tail tied such n wlunie hait It pracMenlly absikrbs nil 'the lino of the secrtMary uf Ibo Commer lial (Mub nnd it t.s binrdly fair tu Kk hose busy men int. the ln-od of Iiu'rc lnierpriHeo to oonnUaiuo tnde(lnlte;ly to ttiiei'ltlcie thome1v.tvi for the com munity. It 1h a dauKeroun thluK to lake a ouKh inediclno containliiK oplatoij that merely stllle your eounh lnutead )f curing It. Foley's Honey and Tar loosens and cures the couh and cx pelji tho poLsonous KomiH, thus pre venting pneumonia and consumption. Uefuse substitutes and take only tho genuine . nicy's Hupey and Tar tn the yellow package. Marstera Drug Company. o - Kor good printing of all kinds The tevlew alwavR lends. I'itrnnlr.o Itevlew ndvortlaer. broidery Wc have placed on sale, for a lim- Many Sections Waging Crusade Against Obnoxious Posters. TOWN ADOPTS THE TAX PLAN Lynchburg, Va., Findi That a Good Means of Meeting Question of Dii figurement by Advertisements Fu ture of the Billboard. The billboard uh a mean of adver tising wlil soon be but u memory a iiljjbtiuare If public Bentlmcnl against it continues to incmistf Iu volume und effectiveness us It ban duriiiK the past few months. Never nince the Amerl can Civic ussociatiou opened Its cam paign for the abiitement of the bill board nuisance has there been such an awakening to the fact Unit "tin bill board Is an eyeaore. a nuisance and u disgrace und hould be abolished nlto geiliur." a the WushhiKtou Herald aptly puts It. From the east to the west onmulzed effort to eliminate or regulate the hill board has been taking dellulle and ef fective form. Carefully prepared ordi nances have been pusned, and others are being drawn for passage. Cincin nati recently scored ugnlintf the bill board by the adoption of a building code containing el u borate provisions regulating outdoor advertising. Under that code a (urge number of sign spreads have been ordered down. Moreover, many advertising mer chants are voluntarily abandoning the billboards. In the far west Portland. Ore., and Seattle. Wash., are grappllug with the problem In an Intelligent manner, ln Cambridge. Mass.. a wo mau's club secured the removal of many stands by appealing tu the ad vertisers direct. Lynchburg, Va., has placed a most effective ban on the bill board by menus of taxation. This Is an Ingenious way of meeting the dllllcutt (uestlou of the dhdigure meut of towns and cities by advertise ments'. So long us public opinion is dormant so long will tlaritig advertise ments continue to make the street and the landscape ugly. It Is of course Idle to blame the ad vertisers. They are simply looking after their interests. They hare gone no far as tu placard ttie Islands above Niagara and the august face of the sphinx. Fences, barns, sides of houses, mbllsb ttite virtues of this nostrum or that In (laming posters. if the aesthete nays they tire offen Ive the farmer replies that they pay. and bo long us be prefers money to beauty It is hard to see where the remedy ts to be found. Hut In Lynchburg the city fathers have decreed that for every billboard the advertising tiruis shall pay a min imum tax of $2.no. For larger boards the tax is more. If people will make the locality hideous they must pay for tho privilege. That Is fair enough, ind it would be a good thing If the idea could be Introduced generally. The American people believe In ad vertising, they read advertising, they patronize ndvertlsers, but they are discriminating. They don't want the lnd of advertising that mars scenery. that shuts out light, (hat depreciates iidjiiining property, that offers u ren dezvous for neighborhood Juvenile gatherings of dangerous tendencies. If (he billboard must exist the day is not far distant when It will be a ubjeet of municipal, state and fed eral regulation. It will be regarded as a revenue producing structure, as sessed and taxed accordingly. It will iot be permitted to exist as a menace to health. The property rights of the man who does not believe In bill boards and refuses to grunt space on his own lands fur their erection will be regarded. No amount of seductive offers ef the billboard owners, such as free spuce for laudable work like the exploita tion of preventive measures against tuberculosis, as recently made to the National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis, will stem the tide of popular disapproval of the billboard. The opttosition Is strong, nnd It Is growing. It Is a most laudable undertaking for the making of a "better and more beautiful Amer- HOME TRADE MOTTOES. Have something to say. Say It. Stop talking. A mull who docs big things Is too busy (o talk about them. A tactful man can pull the stinger from a bee without getting stung. An appeal to reason Is of (times less effective than au apical to (he pocket- 'ook. Kery man litoks with nusplclon uhu my plan nceesi(tt(itg his giving you money. He has tu be shown. The truth is mighty nnd must pre vail. Just tell the truth, but tell It as If you yourself believed It too. IHuft tight your comiHiltor by cut ting prices. Instead go over and have a heart to heurt talk with blm. Your sign Ism rd must read. "This Itoad to Wealth With Safety." ami It muit stand where ull can see It. "Ta'k Is cheap." Therefore don't hand out ton much of It. It makes you and y tur prRsltIoii look cheap. You've Rut to know your proposition from A to Izzunl. You've got (o know it like a young mother know baby talk. Correct mistakes of clerks or deliv ery wagon drivers promptly nnd cheer fully and customers will then forget to lose their temper. Wrangling over the urn Item is as bad as refusing tu do anything at all. highways' in the west. Use 6f the Automobile by Farmers Aiding the Improvement-Movement. Itoad Improvements In the west, al ready nnticeuhle to n slight degree, are sure to follow when the farmers of that section awake to the realization of their condition us coin pu red with some of those of the east. Nothing will arouse the farmers to this so much as the use of the automobile, nnd It will be the more general use of the car by the fanner that will result In better roads. ' Iu sections where fnriners are using cars to any extent road Improvements are already noticed, but there is still room for more, and more there will be In the near future. Motoring Is most enjoyed on good smooth roads. Farm el's owning curs realize this ns well as any, and not only lire they bestirring themselves toward appropriai Ions for good highways, but are in mauy eases furnishing I he labor necessary for road betterments. Iu some farming sections of the west automobile owners cau be picked out by a glance at the rondwuy Iu their Immediate neighborhood. Near their houses rough, uueveu surfaces have been smoothed off and soft, slippery roadways resurfaced. Each farmer seems to take Interest In the roads near bis own home. When more farmers have cars, and (hey are. buying them rapidly, there will be more short stretches of perfect roads, and at some future lime, not far distant, the stretch will be unbroken. Hon. C. 10. Kicker, of Gardiner, who has been hero attending court, as a Juror, lefl this morning .for homo. Ho will vislL wkh tils (lauda tor i-u Cattngo Crove, tnrouto. Himplo Itemed)' for lu (irlppe. La Grippe coughs aro dangerous, as they frequently develop Into pneu monia. Foley's Honey and Tar not only stops tho cough, but heals and strengthens tho lungs bo that no serious results need be feared. WO do not know of a single instance where a cough or cold resulted in pneumonia when Foley's Honey and Tar had been taken. The genuine Foley's Honey und Tar contains no harmful drugs and Is In a yellow package. Ma raters Drug Co. Came Ncnr Clinkiiii; to Dentil. A little boy, the son of Chris D. Peterson, a well known resident of the vitiligo of Jacksonville, Iowa, had a sudden violent attack of croup. Much thick, stringy phlegm came up after giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Mr. Peterson says: "1 'think he would have choked to death had wo not given him this remedy." For sule by nil drugglsts.C j .j. .j. .j. .j. j j . j. .j. .j HOKSKMF.N, HAVK MONHY .J. J. ON IIOKSIONrlOUI.NU. 4 Horseshoeing at the Empire .J. .J. Ulacksmlth Shop is now from . $1.50 to $2.00. For cash only. 4. dswfl8 S. T. SMITH, I'rop. Ja J J J J J Raises the douglt and complies with all pure food laws. MB CRE3CENT MPO. CO. Makers ot MAPLE1NK Uxtter than Maple). A tenth of what Is going on In Town, 5tntc, Na tion and World If you fail to take THIS PAPER Order It JVclv I Order It JVvtu I HAND! US YOUR4 ORDERS FOR JOB ' PRINTING THE WORK IS TnEr BEST ITHE PRICE ISi RIGHT For good prtnUni of all klndj The Review always leads. In Suniury S3&0OC Tubes Write or Ask Druggists For this Free Sample There Is enough Kondon's Catarrhal Jelly la tills frco sample sent for a penny postal (or several days' treat ' mentenouk'l) to Stive instant relief from cold In (lie huiul or tin sal catarrh, etc. This wonderful, pure remedy (In sanl tnry lubeit) Is applied direct to the raw surfaces. It la so soothing and healing that it (lives InMant relief, and Its con tinued uso will cure permanently all forms of catarrh. Over 'i5,000 dru??Uts sell ft In 25c and 50u tubes. Doctors, nurses, druKlffsta recommend It. The sample proves. Ask your druggist or write to day for free sample. Kondon Manufacturing Co. MlnnesipollJia Minn. $ 4 KOSKIIIRQ MARKET. 4" 4 $ WIIRAT 1.10. OATS fific to 0c. HAY Velcli, $ 1 4 to $15 ton; grain, ;ir u ton. BAItl.EY $36. CO ton. Livestock. 8THBKS--Allve,'3y,c. COWS Alive, 3c to 34c VHAL Drfissed, 6c. lb. lKHiK Urewert, 8(tc; alive, 614c SHEKP 3V4c. POULTRY Mixed chickens, alive. 10c to 12c; dressed, 12 lie; ducks alive. 910c; dressed, 14015c. K(1(!S 40e doz. HUTTHlt 3fc to 3714c. CAIIBAOR 114c. lb. I'OTATOKS New, lc lb. WOOL Full, 20c to 2114c, year din. 2itf. MONEY 1214c lb. ONfONS 2c lb. rOKTLANI) MARKETS. Hops, Wool nnd Hides. HOPS 1008 crop, choice, 15c, prime to choice, 16c; prime, 1514c; medium, 15c; 1909, choice, 21c; j prime, 20c. WOOL 1909, Willamette Valley, 20(Ti2lc; Eastern Oregon, 2023c. I TALLOW Prime, per lb. 34c; ; No. 2 nnd grease, 2 2 14 c SHE10PSK1N8 Shearing, 10 25c each; short wool, 25 60c; med ium wool, 50c $1.00 each; long wool, 75c$1.25 each. MOHAIlt 1909, 2324c lb. II1DJCS Dry hides, 171814o lb.; green, 9',4C1014c lb.; bulls, gree'i salt, 7c lb; kips, 101014c; calves, green, 16 18c lb. Butter, Hggs and Poultry. miTTEIt FAT Delivery f. o. h. Portlund Sweet cream, 3414c; sour, 3214 c lil'TTKIl Extra creamery, 39c; fancy. 37c; store, 25c. CHEESE Fancy full cream flats, ISc; triplets and daisies, 18c; Young Americas, 19c. EC(!S Candled, select, 41 42 ',4c; local storage. 28c. POULTRY Mixed chickens, 1514 c; fancy hens, 17fi 1714c; roosters, old. 12c: geese, 12 14c; turkeys, alive. 21 22c;, dressed, 2529c, ducks, 20 fu 22c; pigeons, squabs, $3 per dozen; chickens, dressed, 1714 18c. (irniii, Klour and liny. DARLKY Producers' price 1909 Feed. $31 fi $31.50; rolled, $33; brewing. $31.50. WHEAT Track Club, " $1.11; fortyfuld, $1.10; turkey red, $1.14; Willamette Valley, $ 1 .OK. HAY Producers' price New timothy, Willamette Valley fancy, $20; ordinary, $ 1 9 til- $ 19.50; East ern Oregon, $21; mixed, $15.50; clover No. 1, $15 $16; wheat $10 $17; cheat, $16; alfalfa, $16. OATS Spot dellvory, new, pro ducers' price Track No. 1 white, $33 4 $34; gray, $32 $33. The following is the general range of livestock prices in tile yards: CATTLE Hest steers, woighlng 1 200 pounds. $4.X0fi $5.00; medium steers. $4.75; best cows, $3.75' $4.S5; fancy heifers. $3.75 3.85; medium cows. $3.50; poor cows, $2.00!!i 2.511; bulls. $2.002.75; stlliis. $2.50 3.00. HOIIS ltest east of the moun tains. $S.S58.90; fancv, $8.75 8.80; stockers, $6.00; pigs. $6.00 7.00. SHEEP Best wethers, $5.25 5.50; ordinary, $5.00; spring lambs, $6. OtMi 6.25; straight ewes, $4.75; mixed lots, $4.75!i 5.00. CALVES Best. $5.25 fi 5.50 ; or dinary, $3.00 4.50. Fruit and Vegetables. POTATOES Selling, new, $1.10 ft $1.25; buying. Eastern Muttnomrh and Clackamas, 75ji85c; Willam ette Vallev, 65 70c. ONIONS Jobbing. $1.25ffl$1.35 per sack; garlic, 10c per lb. APPLES-$1 i $3. VEGETABLES New turnips, Ore gon, SOW 90c sack; beets, $1.25; car rots. 8090c sack; cabbage, local, $l.50''u $1.75; tomatoes, local, fancv, $2.25 crate; beans, 10c ib.; caull llower, $1 don.; peas 10c per lb.; horseradish, 10c: green onions. 10c doz.; peppers, bell. - c lb.; head let tuce. 20c dox.; hothouse, $1.25 box; radishes. c doz.; hothouse, $1.25 radishes. c doz., bunches: celery. $3.50 to $3.75 crate: egg plant, 15c It).: sweet potatoes, $2.25. BEANS Small white $5.50; larje white. $4.50; pink. $4: bayou. $5.75; Limns. $5; reds, $7.50. CORN Whole, $36; cracked. $37 ton. Siitn Smythe, the Renlal contractor, sprained hts wrist trytnft to reach for a cup of Folger s Ooldt-n Gate Cof fee. 6 Even Ktttssgvfes. IIIIIIIIIIIIII)IIUIIH11 CHRISTMAS And I have begun my third year of trade in Roseburg. I wish to thank my many Patrons for their liberal patronage in the past and wjsh you a Happy and Prosperous New Year. I am ready to supply your needs in first class Groceries, Fruits, Flour, Feed, and Tobacco, Staple and Fancy Dishes at Reasonable prices. Phone 201 ALTON S. FREY. NEW S. P. TIME CAIll). Northbound Name Shasta Limited . . Flyer Overland No. 12. 14. 16. 18. 20. 11. 13. 15. 17. 19. Leave 7:30 a. in. 2:25 a. in. 11:20 p. m. Port. -Ash land local 1:50 Port.-Roseb'g local 9:15 p. in. Houthboitnd. Shasta Limited ...12:41 a. m. Flyer 9.15 a. in. Overland 4:05 a. m. Port.-Hoseb'g local Port.-Ashland local 5.30 p. m. No. 17 ties up in Roseburg, ar riving here at 1:10 a. m. It forms the equipment of No. 20, which leaves here at 9.15 In the morning, returning to Portland. It will be noticed that the above In the leaving time of these trains. Most of them arrive 20 minutes be fore departure. The Shasta Limited does not take on passengers at any placa between Portland and San Franciscoo. It carries through busi ness only. CASTOR I A For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of PROCURED AND DEFENDED. nirocxlel. I dmwiiiK oriioU). for i-iiHrvh.uid fret report I t rvv nlvicw, now 10 vbl&U. paicnw, unuv nuu-na, I cvpytlKhU, etc, in LL COUNTRIES. IHusintti dtrtct n ith Washington suves Um ' money and ofttn tkt patent. I Patent and Infringement Practice Exclusively. I Wrilo or eotoe U us at I 6U Xlotb Btri. rpp UntUd BUtM html 0e,f W A SHtN GTON, D. C. To - 8 Is the day to place your ad. If you want to clo more business increase your advertising in "The Review," the best newspaper published in Douglas County. To-Morrow "The Review" will help you To Sell Real Estate To Sell Your Business To Sell Automobiles To Sell Horses To Sell Machinery To Sell Dogs To Sell Apartments To Get Boarders Or Anything Else If You Really Want. More Business, Use Review Advertisements IS OVER LOCAL NEWS. SHOK3 AT COST at tho Cass Street Shoe Shop until February 1. Winterwelghta included. tf People who used and recommend Hamilton's Umpqua Cold Cure aui what they say about it: "Umpqua Cold Cure is certainly a sure cura. 1 have used it upon .many occasions." M. Moore. 'i have used Umpqua Cold Cure many times and it has al ways done tho work.,v V. P. Smith. "Sure, safe and effective is Umpqua Cold Cure. I have used it and know.' F. G. Stewart. dtf For good printing of all kinds The Review always leads. Quick Lunch Restaurant YE TOY, Prop. UHterii Oysters in Any Style. Hliort Orders at Any Hour. ItlXil'I.AK DINNKR. 250. Open until 10 p. m., dally. ijy Sheridan Street Near Depot 60 YEARS'' EXPERIENCE Trade Marks Dcbiqn Copyrights Ac Anyone lenrtlnn anketch and description mtf jtilaklr ucertiiiii our opinion free whether an mveiiiloii tn prhnMr ",atentnblo. Com utile. t1otiBirlotly con;hlontlaJ. HANDBOOK on i'aicuta qui n ee. emi-si nuencj- ivr securing piiams. 1'nloiiifi taken ttimuKh Muun St Co. recelTS tprrtul notice, without chnrge, ltilbe Scientific Hmcrican. A handsomely tlluntrAted weekly. Lnreest oth ill nowartoaler I seiBro.dw.ir. Now TOrl Pruob Office, 6 V 8U WaihlLi too. D.Q- Day IrMm V ,,, :