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11 Churchr Arc Too- Numerous, So Their Usefulness Weakens. They Should Be Put to Other Uses Than Serv ices Only. Why Should They Be Left Idle Most of the Time? ay Nmn.r Govsrnor tDWAKD W HOCH of Kiium. tn .nraliom iii (ha middle west and you will pa& G through dozens of mall towna whcra the people are struggling to keep up from three to half a dozen iimll churobea. The building usually are greatly iu need of paint Ri,j repairn, but that is immaterial. Moat of them are CLOSED SIX DAYS IN THE WEEK, aud when they aro opened on Sunday they are COLD AND CIIEERLESS. The people feel they must go to church once or twice on Sunday, but they are glad when they are able to leave the church and GET BACK INTO THE CHEERFULNESS OF THEIR OWN HOMES. What ought to be done is to build UNION CHURCHES, or a church where minister of different denomiationj could be asked to preach. There ought not to bo mre than one or two churchea in auy town of 300 to COO or TOO population. These cburchea could be kept in gvwd repair all the time. They could be kept OPEN EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK.- The funds would be sufficient for the organization owning the building to provide a clerk, who would have charge of a library which kept gvxni books from the traveling libraries of the state, where religious papers and books of ALL DENOMINATIONS could be found aud read. There should be a reading room, an information bureau, a sort of fre euiployuieut bureau and a nursery. 4KB! A CHURCH tUILDINO OFTEN IS CONSIDERED AS USEFUL FOR ONLV ONI THINCL THE ACTUAL CHURCH SERVICE. THIS OUGHT NOT TO BE. IT OUGHT TO BE KEPT OPEN ALL THE TIME AND USEFUL AND HELPFUL INSTITUTIONS MAINTAINED THERE FOR THE BENE FIT OF THE WAYFARER ANO THE INHABITANTS OF THE TOWN. PEOPLE OUGHT TO UNITE IN RELIGIOUS MATTERS AS THEY 00 IN EVERYTHING ELSE. , The church is not accomplishing half what it was intended for when it is kept closed aU-serenths of the time. What is the use of having half a doxen poor struggling churches ia the small towns when one or two would be able to accommodate the people 1 Aud the work that could be done with the extra funds would be aimplr wonderful Why do people invest their mouev iu a big building and then LET IT LIE 1DLK ALMOST ALL THE TIME I Instead of hav ing desolate and deserted buildings arouud a towu, why not make these ciurch buildings into place of PERMANENT NT PER FETUAL USEFULNESS! Ayers Cherry Pectoral Doctors ' ' LOCAL NEWS Ctrl Tells How a II'. lWset hj a Slitt4e h. AI L VY I'tMIM KS (MINX. -.erunis trouble, the soothiug winterisreeii. Thymol and other ln- oU-h Skin - itredteuts are so carefully conifouud- ed there u lio wash tor the skin made that can counvare with this "I was ashamed of my faoe." I sreat household remedy for eery write Miss Nliuuie Ptokard. o( vlta-lkind of skin trouble, rnahaw. X. O- "It was all full of' IV U IV Is pleasant to use. per plmple and sear, but after using 1 lvll harmless to the most delicate IV IV Prescription 1 eaa s. that uow j skiu. aud absolutely relisb'e. A SS there I bo slau of that Kvtema. aud , cent Sttle will itle vo-i positive that was thrxv years ao. ' i'roof of the woad.'rrul eftectneness IV IV 11. has beeoiue so famous as of this itreat remedy. Ked Crvaa a cure aud Instant relief iu Kciema , Vharruaov. and a'.l other serious skin disuse, j t that its value is sometimes oyer- Tbe largest Una of crockery and looked la clearing up rah. pimples 1 (t'assa ana la Southern Oregon, brim d all other auuor forms of sk-.ntu:! and ap-to-Jate. from the cheap lavuruios. lest to the very best Moat auy old The Not Is. that title IV V V Is thin that's mad ia the crvvkerr We are all MAKING KACKS. jtODGE DIRECTOR F. a a. M lsuiwi Louca Ko. IS Hold . rularmUuatooindaiHl4U W1d dajtolaaea mouth. F. L. 0vi. W. M. N. T. Jawrrr. averetary HastliiKi and Harry Drown re turned Wednesday from Starburk. Wash., and exect to remain here this winter. The registration books In the county clerk's olheo were reopened today for registrations for the gen eral election. Parties who have al ready registered thia year do not have to register again. All others are requested to register at once for the November election, Ciovernor P. W. Ilenson passed through Roseburg this morning on the uorihbouud limited train, en route home ta Sulem. We learn through other parties that Ills af flicted nose is still kept encased In baudugea. It Is this member that haa been long affected w ith a malady known us lupus. The Spirit of Idaho." by Arthur W. North; "lireater Than Gold." tthe harnessing of Wesiein rivers) by Clayton M. Joues." In October Suu set Magacine. now ou sale at all news stands. 15 cents. It Is au eiceptloual case of in somnia that Osteopathy will not cure. Ktaher Is uot an orphan. Is not sick, has no poor relatives or auy other of these sad afflictions to prey on your sympathies and pocket book, but ha has the best paint aud wall paper in Koseburg for the least money. dif Or. F. W. Hunt, dentist, offlce rooms in the Abraham Building, tf lou always get roe very best wuej you buy at the RocAdale Co. U A Una of trunks and suitcases second to none Is being displayed at all times; a good selection. All sites and all prices, trunks both for the large and the small. Kice A Rtre.dsw Say. how about that old lumpr mattress of yours. Have you read of i th great OSTKRMOOR. most peo-' pie have; well. It s all that Is claimed I I o. p. .. ratieumaa Ux,- No. nu a for it: it s the kind that never sags. ffi iT,' .S.V never gts hard, oarer gets lumpy; a. Mtoitn iaerivr la gvifto.aaf It s the kind that you can wash the i WT"1 to"'" Ftrv s Q tick without removing same from the I s. T.JiwtTT. t a! mattresses. V have them. Rice k Rice. dsw S. Madison was up from Kelloggs on business this week. "! ' 4 CHILDREN Mf8T J. j ATTKM SCHOOL I'nder the law, all children A 4 under to years of age must at- ! tend school, uuless physically 4 Incapacitated or a graduate. JL Truant OtBcer M. F. Wright states that this law will be 4. rigidly enforced. J. LONG DISTANCE" R0ADEUiLDIN6 Highway 380 Miles Long Fin ished In 0 e Hour, ALL THE WAY ACROSS IOWA. AO.ti.W. howDuri Loif Mo. iMet th ftid oa ith Modt oi wh monU tt 7:JD p. n.. to th rorsMUr HU. Al Kfmbenln gvoA iiauvIIdr tvr tuTit to t ItBtl J. w. &-)WtLL. M. w. BP. O. ILKS, Kooeourf La, na.t Hold ivcuIat OLtataunicaUoiiB t the KUt Twapl on tiA TbutW&jrtoI och oath. All utmkxn rrqawwai u atwrtl TuiArly. nJ ll TitlUns brotiir r ooMi J'T tDTlUd tO AtWBl. W. lUlMt, K. R. H. 0, Slsa'i'm sri&rT. D CQKKK OF HOKUK. UftUt Lod Mo. K- MiinaiBd in loureJaji MrUtd nd ih Tburtklt; iului al BiatMn ewnl iDTltal to ktind. YUiurif Ul!LK K. Cavkmmee. Col t i. tt. LiNvx. Kc. J. W. UKLl, KcelTor. EAUUtS, KoMbtrg Arte bmu la their kUt on Jn'.wo. si. J inJ 4in UoJoy Tn Ina ol noBia. at oeiork. Vint InC bckkro m ttoJ tnlinc alwavj wolcwme 1. AlUHlH. w. f. Phone Mmt FktN( G. Mu klu, W See UKK P1.R1S.WT Smile with Merritt Roy Prbtorlai chutvh. IV. S. t O. P Kiunc StmLoare Na 174. sievu Odd FfiU TfUpJe eiry Knly e.euiu mt t ltther iJwit; eltotn. cm w. oliun. N. o. W. 1VIILL It S. tn 4Vt.i riL- tm..: ... iiu w - i N. Y Jdiitt.O. P. would have been about as welcome to A. Cooper, of Oswego, N. Y.. as a mercllea-s lung-racking cough that defiued all remedies for years, "it was most troublesome at night." he writes, "nothing helped m until 1 used Pr. King's Sew lliscovery which cured me completely. 1 never cough at night now." Millions know Its matchless merit for stubborn colds, i obstinate coughs, sore lungs, ia ' -Wing cough or hay fever. U r j 0 Mi X'r Mevea Quicklr and neTr falls to 1 ,'a Uoutn Vtuuo enlvr ia at!SfT. A trial coor.no. 60c. $1. : fJtiint mt rtl,ml? la'11 " I 0( ' Trial bottle fiw It's posilively ' Gti Hwt. w m guarunioeM oy all druytctsts. TK : "y OUKKS WOOrMRS OF AMERICA. Writ e t mp vv asm) meets rxrrj tad ai i;h IhuralftT of Terr mitstb in the i luf Nei(hUr wditlly milled to illl ' ; our i juv I A 0. Uitniia, Coaxal, lAOl'SKN HKOTHKKHvUD CF AMKR1CA- a. L. i wrrx'. rreeBT ao iirunn A it str-Aes to the i5a hr, rrx rHt of Krsewa or bt oter : firtiiir Rc A Rico, th Houf People of Oregon IT IS NOW UP TO YOU T ?Oi-u'r tl OMT VVKKS w .1 teaiSer li:i aai i.X-(eier liti. da af n:i Ns ea sa da'.'.y Ttaal CHICAGO at ST. LOUIS OMAHA KANSAS CITY ST. PAUL ; a( a b la effect bteea Se a j wh:ch period tickets to Rase- $33.00 33.00 23.00 23.00 23.00 aaJ (tvai o:ler o;: o-.y tirrt osl? orreo,v-aJ nj' lv Tie ar W esltsMtaJ. re -a r frteads tm IN Ko tt 4t-areJ .Vasa:t joar kxa raKrvxAi a4et. NOW IS THE TIME to V4 vH-'l kao iX' our j . -ro.. ym .i4 4 ov;xrtaa;:.ea fvT kHvMha HMLIHNU- V, r.e Uvk-cn i iacw i ti Kt tlwai imvt.'i t --a'.r-vj a . aai te.1 tkat ta cx'Wt 4t u lore .$ bt t'.t! o . V auA Mt, aaJ to call oa a re rtw a L : m e oi IH -.t:ara rv V Cwoay for a-I ! a;re4 la'wmiAtioa or a1 slew VVM. McMUHRAY, CermJ Passenger AwU, PORTLAND. OU. CASTOR I A For Infanta and Children. T.I Kind Yoa Han Always Bought KBKl AHS. RmrkuiT Rebek&a Lode. No. i. w. u. t -Jiu in .VU Fiiow? p!e-ery Tae t ervaiaj. VluUaf tttert Qsl breta- e tfipiatura mTtfarO tvneoJ. Mn. K. PaMJI. PlBU- cimi A'y. I I llBW d Meu at me 0M FeUo' HK m bar. erT ;t n Moo !. n- a ft t ie.k W iMisx or AootvaaFT. Uie cir x. v" ian-ai ai vvj r r . r w No. 11. XKW S. t. T1MK CARI. rttlboaBd. 1 Vw:uu akn la flvd ia-liag r Name Leavs ' "m - Shas:a Limited .. ?:3i Mu If .ST O'NK.L .A. X Flyer S i3 Over'.aad ll:S IVrt.-Ashland local l ie IVrt- Koseb g kx-al : S.Hlhb.HilKl Shasta Limifed ...IS:U Flyer 15 CWerlaod 4-e Port.-Roseb'it local fort.-Ash'and local 5:!0 No. IT lies a ia Rosebarg. ar- the ecul?nest of No. !A. whlca ' "f leaves hery at 9. la taa moraisg. reiaroiag to Fort'.aad. tl. 1J I li. I IT. i . NEW YORK CAFE m. ! Oiv for bur.a8 ThursdiT OPKX PAY Al XU.HT. Mewls at All Hnm. Rmlar Meals si) ceai& f inuifo inoar SjnjA.r, mm iz nooa to . p. oi. -J Chop Suy. NooJle, Frsa f Oy:ers. K.h. euv. a!l tiw tiaie. iVr Jackson A YI..atoa Sts Ton Thouiand Parmnrt Turned Out With Tiami, Plows, 8crpr and Road Draga For Qroat Sixty Minuto Job Between Council Bluff a and Da van port. The sretiifKf rUce uf rod bulMlufi lie world ttr wttutttl was pullet iff lu Iowa a fetv tiny ugu wlien. Iu the stiori Hmf of uue nlogte hour, a Hue of rutiil ;to lullos lu It'nlh and fclreti htm; eutlrely uorosa the mute of Iowa was put lu the most perfect cou ditfoa of nuy road west of the Missis slppl river. Weeks aud mouths were k'ui lu preartttlou for the work, but uot a pUk or shovel was used uutll the desliiattU second was tk-ked off Thou, as If by magic. 10,000 workmen swarmed out on to the roadway, and when I hey ceased work sixty minutes later luwa had one of the flues t long distuticv ruuds lu the entire wral. Aud uol the least Interest tug thing lu couutvtlou with the iremeudous piece of work b the fact that uot a man of the entire 10.000 eupured ou the work received one cent of wages, (.ood will nud patriotism aloue are re-si-ouNible f.r the itendld showtujr. Ijtst whiter (lie Iowa roads became so fearfu'ly tmd that ir.iffle was prac lioally killed and farmers wvre com iHllt-d simply to rematu In iheir homes Kinally tbe matter became a X!iti-ul quest toti. and Wth iarties got behind the movement. Oovernor Carroll call ed a kvhJ roads' meeting at Ies Moines early last March, and out of this meeting was evolved the plan of a "river to river" road, stretch In j; frim Cot:u-11 Biuffs. ta on the Missouri rivw to raveniort on tbe Mississippi, a distance of 3S0 miles straight across the state frtn east to west. "Make the river to river road as near perfect as Is possible to make just common dirt. was tbe sense of tbe iCvaoJ roads convention lustead tf Npiiutiu? new cotrmlt lees to hanl!e the work tlte revulir KepuHk-an and iVmocmtiv comrUt tees ia ea-. h cunty through which the roa d wou Kl pass w ere a 1 pea ied lt. The cbainiaen of the committees of each party were asked to pet iu the came and work for tbe road Every Nxly was agreed to do so. and soon a rivalry was created between Kepub-ik-ans and lVnerats. each to see wbtvh party wouki have the motst workmt-n oo the Job when tbe time for wort arrived A Saturday w.is select tM as the day lud from y o'ekvk to to o'clock tbe hour ff w rfe E err f;.r::er along tbe way wa Oer'iially swn by tbe rommiriees. and practku!y -vt-ry uuu a;rwJ to pite tbe uue tK-ur th.it was ask) for. r'artuers were asked to briug tteir piona, draper and road dr&s. aod an caoranbuitk't) ev,ual to ikose e&pkyed h pnofe&slcoal railroad biiiklicg was worked oo. in the we-ks preceiin$ tbe work at. btisij and ctiiverta ikt tbe nad were rvpalml aad put to first class order, that uo delay roisht cvnue to tbe rt-Kid buiklers w ben once tbe latter started wvrtiii. Tbe result of tbe orvanixtka was stow a on tbe SamrUay tbe rcud was boHt. SvV.!y tfcre 9 o'clock tn tbe morning fartuers be-ia pert lag out In tbe rv-at Hutidrvds and tb.sisaiKls of pJvws, p. tx bo cfcs. scrapers. rvad dras. prathu; machines and other lav ptetnents ere broc:bt aio. Erecy farmer brought bts teans with him S4ipetiiiteodects aad overseers bad been appcinrd m readtoesa wben. promptly at 9 e'ekvk. the order was issaeU to "fat! to." Aod lO.i-W determined men "fell to. For aa hour they coattTiued work. in ub mbt aisl cia'a. At )0 o'clock tbe Vfc was 33tbed aaU tbe fartrers went back to t--eir EJekls. W-avicj Iowa tbe piesess. ofbe finest pfcve of k-tij; disiaav-e rvday la tbe west, -lirt-bens lisetfe-Txres. Phone 198 MM racial Hassa Hair aud Scalp Treatments, Manicuring, Methods modern and up-to-datek charges reasonable. All we ask is a trial. EXCLUSIVE NECKWEAR PATTERN HATS Roseburg'Beauty Parlors Roseburg-Marshfield and Roseburg-Myrtle Point Stage Lines 91 ages leave Koseburg fo r both points aUi.ni. dally. Office and Stables Corner Rosa and Washington Streets. C. P. Barnard, Prop. YOU CAN CET REAL SCIENTIFIC WORK DONE AT THIC Tuxedo ParisianDry Cleaning Works at No. 109 Sheridan St., Roaeburg, Opposite Depot. Ladies teuder garments a specialty. We clean gloves, furs aad cur talus. Rugs and blankets cleaned by antiseptic process. Wo do no experimenting. We know how already. Satisfaction guaranteed. Our work Is the best. A trial will convince you. Suits to order (20 and up. ft SHINGLES. Wnether you want building mate rials for below the roof, or excellent shingles to top off the superstructure, this is the place to buy lumber our reputation vouches for that. We request a trial order. I.EONA MILLS LUMBER CO., Cor. Pine and Oak CuveU. The Semi-Weekly Oregon Journal Publishes the latest aud most com plete telegraphic news of the world; gievs reliable market reports, as It is published at Portland, where the market news can be and is cprrected to date for each issue. It also has a page of special matter for the farm and home, an entertaining story page and a page or more of comic each week, and it goes to the subscriber twice every week 104 times a year. The Review gives all the local and county news and happenings and shou'd be in every home in this vi cinity. The two papers make a splendid combination and you- save $1.00 by sending your subscription to The Re view. We can also give our sub scribers a good clubbing offer for the Daily and Sunday, or Sunday Jour aal. in connection with The Review. MARKET REPORT. Cereals. WHEAT $1. OATS 55c to 60c. HAY Vetch, J14SH5 ton; gr, J 14 g$15 ton. BARLEY $36.50 ton. Livestock. STEERS Alive, 3S4c. COWS Alive. 3c to 314 c. VEAL Dressed, 7c. SHEEP 3 Vic. HOGS Dressed, 10c; alive, 8c O 9c. WOOI. Spring. ISc. MOHAIR 30c for i; Mo. clip and !4c for 6 Mo. clip. POl'LTRY Mixed chickens, alUe. 12 He; dressed. 16c; ducks, alive 9J 10c; dressed. 14 0 15c. EGGS 25c doi. BITTER 25c. POTATOES New, 1UC lb. ONIONS 2 Vs 8 3c lb. CABBAGE 2 He lb. HONEY UViceioc lb. For good printing of all kinds The Review always leads. What makes Sapollo a household word? Continuous advertising. You are never allowed to forget it. Advertising Is the silent drum mer that tells the public what the business man wants It to know about the goods he has for sale an In jection of advertising Into the veins ot trade grows the business heart. Patronlie Review advertisers- l P-TO-PATK LNTKRIOR FlMJtH tor leaders aoasea. is made frosa the st oak. alrcb, ash aad Ir. sack as raa be procarwi of the &2M .Mlrt7 and host color, aad welt aemsoaed. from oar larr and well xeur'.td stock, of lumber. We have every ti'ng la hulld'.ng lasher demaadW by baiir. which we are aetlla- at ?ricea that w wont allow aayooe to beat. Onlers S'.'.eJ for ail kiads of fnatt boxes. The J. (x Rook Co, 1 lift JillHp. SftvRYK HIM A 91XAK !4u0 rts arv a net tt tarisanam aad a'vat loJirrii a pvv ot skw irr3 aoj crvaoT tta twt tf a strso rr s(ja1 rV. err i.l rvvit la in; (wnri il Sad titem alt aac a at vi tie r-1 X5ff roe a tu j e or ck TV r4 rf jar tvtiult raj U jri! ImjTviti t-t ilw rJ d rnc aw s IV Xv d-' it S.l- firu tiT a "vajr two TNMir IB CVOall. ftJQ bj ttM T'.W ttri. 4r ia4 Jmlcy aaj year kaa a4 m j cra p a bm-i aad ki . rcvttwk. WTsm- Vill yo m Nd I i t.tr Wi frst trra. or ca"M "A a aa- tM tocft a?vC la t'1 U ! Titd. U rc I Thiv Trir oaca vDr 1 ia!3i a M (vi tvJ 1 latata ' 4ta:7 If yva ira rea'ari? ft art T -Saixf Jlaf a:! ta tiarta The Economy Market Ka Ra la KifUMrvt'ta; ar x.t a tvo hrw ev m rn a t fcK-t W lM a: iorr aini rate aai a twmms rr-ak? rva r r ocnM3! 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