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Newspaper Page Texto EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW IMVSU VA1LY RXCSPT ACNDAT REVIEW PUBUSHINO COMPANY M'IMliBKI.V DAILY Par year,- by mall n 3.00 Per month, delivered 60 Per week, delivered-.... 16 .. SEMI-WEEKLY Per rear 12.00 li months 11.00 v.. 'I ' l: ' DECKMUBK 20, 1910. GOING AFTER ALDRICH. NEW YORK. Dec.. 20 The first snlld Congressional delegation which New York will send to the Houiie of Representatives In many years or March 4th next, Is burnlphlng Us ar mor for the most - belligerent cam paign ' upon- which the - Democratic host of Gotham has ever. embarked in the National Capitol. Led by Henry. George, Jr., regarded by the - Democracy of New York aB one of the country'! greatest politi cal economists, the delegation Is to champion the American bread basket. It Is going after the scalp of Uni ted States Senator Nelson W. Aldrich, of Rhode Island, chief sponsor of the Payne-Aldrlch tariff and all that be stood for and represented as chair man of the Senate finance committee. In the furtherance of thnt policy It Is to single out for assault the prin cipal measures fostered by the Rhode Island solon In the alleged Interests of the rubber trust and the other monopolies subserved by the tariff he drafted. ..' . i - i With, theiprlce of I he necessities of every .day. life from ten. to thirty per cent higher here than anywhere else. New York has felt the pinch .of the lncreased.-ooBf,alrllvllij(.rnK)re-Mliini Absolutely Pure The only baking powder made from Royal drape : Cream of Tartar Mo Alum, No Lime Phosphatt any other American city. For Ihlg It holds Aldrich largely responsible, Hemiu tho UlHiJoaltion to concentrate nru on nun and till his works. In Hiitto of his frtfiini'iiily empha sized denials beforo election recent revelations hav estahlfHlied the fuel that Senator Aldrich holds more than $3,000,000 worth of stock In the In tercontlnental Rubber Co., the $4 0,- 000,000 rubber tniHt. The JuKKlery of the scnedulo on niunnfactured rub ber Impound a heavy tax on the nipple of the poor baby's milk bottle as welT as the tires of the rich man s automobile. Poor babies are more numerous In New York than elae wliereri'soi that, tho tribute extorted A :B6or Weak Woman Aa ,be 'I tarraecL wiH ndure bravely and patiently jtgoato wfaiefa a strong moH woull way under Th4otii women arnor patient than they oub to bwdr ob troubles m ., , ' Every woaoa. iiugUt to know (hat the may obtain the most experienced medical advice fret of charge and imaitoiat toufntncm and - privacy by writrng to tnelWorW't'Diapaniasy Medical Association, K. V, PlerMM.D.fiPriidat, CiQ'-ilo,,N. V. Dr. Pierce . hat.) oluai-auosuItini.pliyBiciiiH of the- Invalids' -Haul, and' Surioul laitiXuta, of Jtutfal.'. N. V., lof way years and ha bad a wider oruutiuul CADo.ieiKje - in the treatment of women 't diieaiei than any othar phyuicimi In this country. Hi nadioiuM are wQridtfaraous for their QBtoni&lung cUicauy. ' Thatmoeti erlaot veined Yicvor , dorwd for wuak and deli " ' wOM 4r Dr. Vioroo'e I'uvorite Prcaoription. IT MAKES WEAK WOMEN STRONG, a , ,fft , , SICK WOMEN 'WELL. The many and varied ,-aymptomi of woman's peculiar ailmeniH are hilly tet forth in-?lain BnlUh in the People's Medical Adviner (1008 (mfr-n), a newly revisad, and. up-to-date Edition of whi.;li, cloth-hound, will he mailed fret on receipt of 31 one-cent stamps to pay CDt of mailing onh. Address at above. from them for the benefit of the trust bat added a burden, individually mall though It be, to a elk that can least afford It. Unmanufactured plantation rubber, of the best grades commanding cere 11,60 a pound, can be collected and delivered In New York from the East Indlea or from British Guiana, which la now com' Ing Into the market, at a cost of 2 cents a pound and wild rubber from Mrazll for 75 cents. fthowfitg a profit anywhere from 100 to 500 per cen In ndjusthiK the Payne-Aldrlch tari schedule so that those who are Inter ested In Its use for manufacturing purposes mav exact still furth1' profits, Aldrich and his associates, 1: the oujnlon of New York's Congres slonal delegation, displayed an in ordinate sense of greed, which la de serving of rebuke. While nothing will be done to dl turh thfl present free admission unmanufactured rubber, for which there Is a Bteadlly Increasing market In other Industries than those cr trolled by Aldrich s rubber trust, one of the first things to engage the a tentlon of New York's delegation when it settles Itself In Washington will be an effort to have revised the Hchodule relating to the Importation of manufactured articles made of rub ber, of which the trust now has pra tlcally a monopoly, because of the discrimination shown It In the presen tariff. In carrying on Its ftght against Aldrich and the Interests he has pro tected and promoted In his long leels lative career. It Is the determination of the New York delegation to grant no concessions or Immunities to an nduHtry he has been shown to have unduly favored at the expense of the people and the cost of living. When You Have a Cold. When you have a cold get a bottl of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It will soon fix you up all right and will ward off any tendency toward pneumonia.. This remedy contains no opium or other narcotic and may be given aa confidently to a baby as to an adult. Sold by all dealers. ROSES, VINES, SHRUBS ORNAMENTALS AND" A FfcW FRUIT TREES Uy-an.lamla at 22 West Oak street. Large stock here now; man camlag ever? day. Bur early oud get the best. A. L. KITCHIN I Phone 2026 RoseburgOregon I 'nL-ijjuii i in in iiiiii lil'-TO-DATK INTKIIIOK KINlftB for modern houses, Is made from thi best oak. birch, ash and Br, such ai can.be procured of the Quest quallt) and best color, and well seasoned irom our large and well assorted stock of lumber. We have every thing In building lumber demandec by builders, which we are selling ai prices that we won't allow anyoni to beat. Orders filled for all kinds of frali boxes. The J. G. Hook Co. Roaeburc. Oi-woa. WK HANOI, K SO MITII l.l'MltDlt that we have (lis p,.k of 111. mills. So those who buy from us are always sure of lh. best to be had anywhere at any price. They can nlwuys be surs of It. being thoroughly seasoned as w keen enough on hand not to make it necessary to si'id out green tu K. I, BONA MIL1JS LDMI1KK CO., tx-ti Cor. I'lne and Oak Strneca. FENCE-f it Kllit Kind at tk Right Priee HKHKNTINO OUKCiON AT THE OMAHA LAND SHOW Representing the , Omaha Land Show, Fred A. Shank will visit Rose burg, Grants Pass, Med ford and Ash land this week to look after the col lection of exhibits for the Omaha show, which will be held in January M r. Shnnk was a visitor at the Portland Commercial Club Monday where he told of his plans In lining tip the Oregon display. The four cities to be visited are arranging ex hlblts that will be used with other material from other portions of the (til to. "Oregon will have a good repre mentation at Omaha," said Mr. Shank "Southern Oregon products will make the farmers of the Middle West sit up and take notice, In my opinion for they are not used to seeing such fruit as -you grow out here. Thl exhibit will give your state a great deal of good and will make its sources more widely known among the cluss of peow? you want to reach than almost anything you could pos sibly do In the way of advertising." C. C. Chapman, manager of the Portland Commercial Club, held 8 onference with Mr. Shank and de- lared himself heartily In favor of Oregon making a creditable display. 'This organization would have In It (Mi (he matter up and collected he exhibit hut for the fact that it Is nt of our line of work and the -dif ferent communities will make the llsplay In better fashion than would be possible from here," said Mr fMinninan. "These exhibits are line Things and this organization will co- iperato In every way to get the best results. The showing to be made will reach the farmer rather than the :lty dweller a most desirable con sideration." Mr. Shank expects to complete his work In Southern Oregon this week md will shortly send the extvbit back to Omaha for Installation In the space reserved by Oregon In the show. . Saved From Awful Death. How an appalling calamity In his family was prevented ie told by A. D. ; Mouonaid, of Fayettevllle, N. C, R. P. D. No. 8: "My sister had con sumption," he writes; "aha was yery thin and pale, had no appetite and seemed to grow weaker every day. ill remedies failed, till Dr. King's New Discovery was tried, and so omplotely cured her that she has I not been troubled with a cough since. t is the best medicine I ever saw or I heard of." For coughs, colds, la grippe, asthma, croup, hemorrhage,! ill bronchial troubles, it has no : equal. fiOc, $1.00. Trial bottle frte. Guaranteed by all druggists. J. Fv BARKER & CO. i MPfIMKN"M AMI VKIIK'l.KN R,Mrbnrg, Oregon $1.50 Doll lliiKKies at Strone's this week at reduction. Now 11, , dtf Don't fail to patronize the Pish Market. Kresh sulmon 10c a nound. .Ive and cooked crabs. Full line of fresh fish and clams. Free delivery. hone 175. 339 N. Jackson. dtf Duy your bulbs for Dlnntlnir now; a largs shipment Just received. You lll save express charges by buying of S. K. Sykes . dtf The (ii-aves Art F.mporlum will be open evenings from now until Christ inas. Select your glfta now, Inrge issortnu-nt to select fromi beautiful irtlcles and Inexpensive. dtd On& May Overcome constipation permanently by proper personal co-operation with tbo btue uctal effects of Eyrup of T.gs and Eilxlr of Senna, when required. The forming of regular habits is cost im portant and while endeavoring to form them the assistance of Eyrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna la most val uable, as It Is tbe only laxrtivo which acts without disturbing tho natural functions and without debilitating and it is tbe one laxative which leaves tbo Internal organs in a naturally healthy condition, thereby really aiding one in that way. . To get Its beneficial effects, buy the genuine manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. only, and for sale by all leading druggists. Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna la never classed by the well-informed with medicines which make extravagant und unfounded claims to cure habitual constipation without personal co-op eration. lMOO,000 FOIl FKiHT AGAINST TUHEKOri,O.HIS. Red Cross Hale of Christmas SeuN Will It.'Hcli (50,000,000 Every Walk of Life Helps. WASHINGTON. D. C, Dec. 19. Reports from headquarters of the American Red Cross given out today indicate mat at the beginning of the last week of the sale of Christmas seals, nearly 35.000.000 have been sold and that the prospects are bright for the sale of more than 50.000,000. The National authorities estimate that over 500,000 will be added to tho tuberculosis funds in all partn of the country. This will be double the amount realized last year. Engaged In this campaign for sell ng Red Cross seals Is an army, of over 100,000, including men, women ana children, of every rank and sta tion. Agents have been appointed in one or more places In every state, cept Idaho and Montana. Among the groups and institutions which are as sisting in the movement are the auti tuberculosis societies, Red Cross cbnpters, women's clubs, labor unions, lodges, . schools, banks, the atres, department stores, hospitals, and Innumerable other agencies. Thousands of dollars worth nf adver tising's being donnteu to the cam paign and many millions of circulars are being distributed to remind the people to buy Red Cross seals. A POI'UIjAH verdict. Ilnsed on Evidence of RoRchurg Peo inc. 0 rut i! fill thousands tell of It How weak backs are made strong; Weak kidneys made well , Urinary disorders corrected. Rosoburg people add their testi mony. They gladly praise Doan s Kidney Pills. For quick relief and lasting cures. Roseburg evidence Is now com plete. . . Roseburg testimony Is confirmed; Reports of early relief substanti ated. Cures doubly proved by test of time. Lot a Roseburg citizen speak. A. J, Huydon, 241 Flint street. Roseburg, Ore., says: "1 am glad to ecommend Doan 8 Kidney Pills again nd confirm the public statement I gave In their favor In 190G. My kid neys troubled me a great deal, rhe kidney secretions containing sedi- ent and passing too frequently. The claims made by Donn's Kidney Pills Impressed me In their favor and I was led to get a supply at the Mors ters Drug Co. This remedy helped e from the time I commenced their se and before long the trouble froffi back and kidneys was corrected. Other members of my family have sed Doan's Kidney Pills and In every I Instance benefit has been received. For sale by all dealers. Price BO ents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for tho United States. Remember the name Doan s and take no other. . We Are Ready for Christmas UP ARE YOU This Is the month of (jiMid cheer and gift-giving, lietter tuke stock early don't wait until the Joy bells are ringing. We are nappy to statu we cSn iiiuku you happy In yuur selection of holiday glfls from our complete assortment. Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Toiletware, Cut Glass, Novelties, Umbrellas It is u mailer of pride with us to luive a gift more highly prized because It conies from us. The least lll-ex-IieiiHlvo up to the most costly has our guarantee of quality, mid your satisfaction goes with every purchase. Diamonds Are Our Specialty Examine our Mock, grt our prices before buying elsewhere; It will pay you. W. E. Clingenpeel, Watchmaker ROSEBURG, OREGON PHONE 214 JACKSON STREET NOTICE.' We, the undersigned taxpayers and residents of Road District No. 29, do hereby give notice that a pub lic meeting will be held at the school house at Wilbur, in said Road Dis trict No. 29, of Douglas County, Ore gon, on Saturday, December 31, 1910, beginning at 1:30 o clock p. m., for the purpose of voting an additional tax upon' all personal and real prop erty situated In said Road District, for the purpose of Improving the pub lic rond In said Road District. Signed: D. P. McKay, W. Ellison, C. J. Bradley, G. W. Orubbe, A. D. Ottlngor. C. A. Hunter, F. F. Parker, W. O. Hill, a. W. Simmons, E. H. Ottlnger, J. C. Knegi, S. Jones, Wm. l.oomis, U Short, G. W. Short, J. F. Leatherman, C. H. Ellison. dtd NOTICE. NOTICB. Dr. F. W. Hunt, dentist, office rooms in tbe Abraham Building, tf We, the undersigned taxpayers and I We, the undersigned taxpayers and residents of Road District No. 28, residents of Road District No. 12, hereby give notice that a public hereby give notice that a public meeting will be held at the Garden meeting will be held nt Looking Valley School House In Bald Road! Glass, in said Road District No 12, District No. 28, of Douglas County, lof Douglas county, Oregon, on Oregon, on Wednesday, December 21, Wednesday, December 28, 1910, be 1910, beginning at 1:30 o'clock p. Iglnnlng at 2 o'clock p. m for the m., for the purpose of voting an ad- j purpose of voting an additional tax ditlonal tax upon all personal and upon all personal and real property real property situated in said Road situated in said Road District, for District, for the purpose of Improving the purpose of improving the publio the publld road In said Road District. 1 road In said Road District. Signed: T. V. Dinimlck, Elmer i Signed: T. R. Stokes, S. R. Dria Wllsou, J. I. Chapman, J. M. Donnell, ' bin, N. Andrus, F. R. Rogers, J C N. UiRutit, R. J. Stang, W. D. Hess. I Moore, Chas. Froberg, W. m' Jaokl Wm. A. Sussmllch. R. W. Hinkley, son, George Marsh, H B. Jacoby J. N. J. Johnson, G. W. Helblg, Peter T. Spaugh, T. L. ' Lee, Henry Sinclair, E. E. LaBrie, R. S. Huttou. Schrenk, A. C. Vernon, T. E. OIM- ' vant, B. Fee, J. T. Goodman. d What makes Sapollo a household o word? Continuous advertising. You am never allowed to forget It. For good printing of all kinds Th Review always leads. ' TRESPASS NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given thnt all persons are warned not to cut shrub bery, evergreen trees or otherwise trespass on my place, commonly nown as the Bowen or Conn prop erty, on hill at east end of Washing ton street. ROBT. T. ASHWORTH. dd28 Owner. NOTICB. We. tin undersigned taxpayers ind residents of Road District No. IS. hereby give notice that a public n. etlng will be held at the Qllda Hall ii said Road District No. 35. of ;i'tglas County. Oregon, on Frldny. IV ember 30, 1910, beginnlu at one o'r ock p. m., for the purposv of vot inir an additional tax upon a'l per ifu.ll mid renl property In suld Road District, for the purpose of Improving Hie public road lu said Road District. Signed: Sum Ilrltt, Robt. Green, it. W. Shrum, O "C Smith. W. A. Smith. John Alexander. C. H. Wright. K. B. Chapman, t D. CV miin, 11. D. Connln. NOW ! ALL-T0 GETHER It's time now to have all you Xmas lincus laundered. PHONE 79 Roseburg Laundry TMI UUrtrf ChMma and ISmwm4 Queen City Flour A Hard Wheat, Patent Flour Manufactured in Vancouver, Washington, by E. L. BASHFORD, from the VERY BEST NORTHERN HARD WHEAT. Every sack guaranteed. (Samples may be had of your grocer, or nt the Douglas County Mills, on Pine street, between Cass and Oak streets.) Pride of Douglas Flour The Best Flour Made in Southern Oregon. Manufactured by the Douglas County Flouring Mills from Douglas County grown wheat. Sold by all Grocery Stores Bring your Barley and Oats to us and we will roll them for you. .We also have for sale Rolled Oats and Barley, Bran and all kinds of Ground Feed, Cracked Corn, Cracked Wheat, Whole Wheat, Whole Corn, Whole Barley, etc. Highest cash price paid for all grains E. L. Bashford Mills at Roseburg, Ore., and Vancouver, Wash.