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Newspaper Page TextTCBERCTISOg MILLIONS WEHE DOlllLKU I.V 10. How the money spent last year In the anti-tuberculosis campaign prac tically doubled. that spent lu ISHiU, ! shown la the second annual stutls ttcal atateuieut published toduy by the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tubercul osis, lu Its official organ, the Journal or the Outdoor Life. The statement, which Is bused on reports from all parts of the llnlled Slates, shows than In 1910, nearly 1 1 iiiin nun wuu itiiMiit In t lie tlttht against tuberculosis, as opposed to I8.0UO.OO0 spent In 10!). The larg est Item of expense In 1910 was for ........... In lanDllirfl RIlH tl UN I it I II I H. ivaiiucut ........- - 111,376,600 being expended for thai purpose, or more than double the amount for 1909. Tho anti-tuber-culosls associations spent $760,500 and the tuberculosis dispensaries 1X89.000. The special municipal i-nil slate expenditures aggregated 7.ri0,000. 'the statement declares that the most significant fact In Ihe survey ol the year's work Is the Increase lu t lie percentage of public money spent. While lu 1909, bi.U'fi of the total expenditures was from federal, slate, municipal or county funds, lili.fl ,. came from public upproprlullons In ' 1910. The actual amount or puhlli money spent In the tuberculoids work this past year was IVJ67.9Q0. or more than double the anion nt from this same source In 1909. This fact Indicates, the National Association declares, that anti-tuberculosis asso ciations are galulng ground, by secur ing llicreasea appropnuuuus uuiu public money. New York mute again leaus me country lu t.io money spent, her total of it. 2 4.1.000 being more iiiun double her expeuill'jies for tuber culosis work lu 1U0SI. Pennsylvania is the secolnd statu and Massachu setts third. Foley' Kidney Pills. Are tonic In action, qui it In re sulli. A special medicine for all kid ney and bladder disorders. Mary 0 . .!.,.. u-..i r..i.,..-r V II UHVU "I IIHJUll. nwu. ... ass afflicted with a bad case of rheu matism, due lo uric acid that my kid neys had failed tc clear out of tn blood. I was so larne in m irvi. Wilt.lu firwl l.urk that it WHS an agon for he to step. I used Foley's Kid ney Pills for three days lien 1 war able to get up and movee about and lw. iimIiim vith nil mine. This great hungc 111 condition 1 owe to Foley's Kidney Pills, and recommend them t -myotic suffering as 1 have." Mars tors Drug Co. UtAC.K M.NH DEPOT. Dully Kt.'igei for M'lrslifleld and ill Cihih Hay polnlK. also for Peel and Millwood, leave li W. Uupli's gro ery store. Kill Sheridan. Cash liale fur nroduce along the Hue. dt: Hud dvsneimla or Indigestion foi liars. No appetite, and what I eal distressed me terribly. miruoct lllnml Hitters cured ine." J. II Walker. Sandbiiry. Ohio. CI With each package of Standard Tooth Powder purchased from our win dow Friday and Satur day we give away your choice of a 25c tooth brush. Hamilton Drug Co. 241 Jackson St. Roseburg, Oregon. rmc'KKN ihNNWi ii.v. ciiK Ki'.x iunneu :t.v. Your Sunday Dinner Well Cooked Perfectly Served-Clean Place Plenty to Eat From 5:30 to 7 p. m. The Roseburg' Hotel Corner Lane and Sheridan Sts. Roseburg,. Oregon. Most Fitting Finale to the Festive Feast Is the Satisfaction of Knowing the place to get more of the good things to cat and at the lowest cost. Satisfaction or no sale. North Side Grocery Co. Plume una LOCAL XKWK. 1 M. Martin returned to the Myr tle Creek mines this morning. Ed Settle and Win. uearuorn were over from Oakland today. Mrs. H. II. Lane and Pongum wane were down from 1 .11 1 ley today. J. H. Kiddle and A. K. .mciiois ei-H down 110111 hiildle on business today. Mrs 1;. I., lille li'H uns aneui""n for Portland, accompanied by h''r Utile sou. K0I11 it. C. L. (heliowetli mid A. .1 Hear were among the Oakland people. In town thin morning. Oeo. I). Madison was up from mi loggs this afternoon. Ilu report? that section of the county prosperous. Hev. J. U. Blrutford. of Creswell. passed through here this miirnlnx i n route to Arizona for a stay 01 tine o.' four inentlis. I. . L. Mathews.mniiager of Hie big Mt. Alto ranch al 'Hide. w:is In Ida 11 Tuesday night. lie reports every, thlng moving farnriilily tlo-ie Jacob Chadwlck i-iiine down from Mvrtle Creek this urternoon with lis wife, whom he placed In Mercy Hos pital for treatment for long-sundliiK stomach trouble. II. II. Hendricks, of Eugene, li former resident or till city, pans l through -here thin morning en rout' to Southern Culllornla and a trip lo Old Mexico. AliVlt'E TO WIVES. ; "Hun't take other people Into your cunflil.-nce It your John offends you," suyi Margaret K. Sangster In Wom an's Home Companion for January. "Neither-your mother, your aunt, your college chum, your dearest girl f 1 lend nor the agreeable stranger whom vou met the other day should he the recipient of your grievances, if vou have them. Your home should lie ;i sanctuary Inviolate irom proiau ittlou, and remember that It Is pro ruin .1 when you complain to someone rls- of John's 111 temper, his neglect or bin parsimony. I know this Is a verv dillUult don t. but the instant a wire permits herself to complain or her husband to people beyond her door. Blie breaks down a barrier and Ui'sl'et: a wnv for every sort of trouble to enter the Held of home." AX i-:i i iii:t to oiii.kik. "Vr Lowbrow does his beat to be agreeable." said the sympathetic young women. "IJ's too bad that he has so little tact." -I understand that Miss C'oddleyap refill" to sneak to him. He sent her a box ol candy and she fed It all t, her pet terrier. So he tried to In still iron kind and thoughtful and n n' lei a box of dog biscuit." Washington Star. Mr. und Mrs. I', fl. Johnson were . in from llrorkway this afternoon. I We ),ave a cnr iolll 0f the best They report a series of revival meet- njng piaster, flhered and lugs In progress there, with a Itirg ' u,lflu,.r,.,i. j. F Marker & Co. dlf .tnndiince and widespread interest ,, ,,, ,,,,. Cr..a,ery hntt-r Given Awayj For Genuine Bargains in everythiug in our line, whu-li iuohidos rtll stylos aud grilles of Jjvalry, salli pH an! phte, Cio:n tbe cheapest to the most expensive. Our jiviers ate the lowest possihle quality considered. Ouick sales profits cut 110 figure our motto. All our lines arc complete. We despise the "Spider to the Fly" schemes. Get busy, come in quick, let us show you. J. T. BRYAN The Old Reliable Watchmaker Jackson Street Kosehurg, Oregon being manifested. Tims. Iturnett, Hound Prairie; 8. It. Hrishln. Looking (ilass; Henry Miishnell. A. K. IIiikI II. R. T. Pierce. Ten Mile: John McKenn. K. Hatfield, W. H. Ilrown. I r (reek; ('has. A. Brand. Harden alley, were iliionf the Kosebiirg visitors today. Kd'vin Weaver, of Myrtle ( reek. w:is lu Ihe city this urternoon and Hied a plat or his Itin-aere ranch, a.l lolnlng Jacob Chadwlck's place, I'd miles south or Myrtle Creek. Mr. Weaver has placed Ihe hind on Ihe market In tracts of li and ID acres. It Is rich, bottom land and highly adapted lo fruit growlau'. The will of the late Jones Flour noy has been Admitted to probate In the Coiinly Court, with T. K. Sheri dan as executor. The appraisers are A Sanford. Harry 'Jtupleloii and F. M. Calkins. Their report will show th" estnle lo he worth about $101111. 1 nder the terms of the will, the estate, after all expenses nre laid, goes to Mr. l-'lo'irnovH gratol liiughler. Mrs. K. it. Overboil, of St. 'atlii lines. Onliirlri. Canada. Fire, originating from a defective flue, destroyed the interior or Mrs. Kale Uerklev's residence nt Oakland Tuesday afternoon. Little of tho household goods were saved. The loss Is nboill $lilll). fully co-.erel hv nsiiraiice. The llremen, howover. lid pronitil work nnd saved the house, which Is a Ionic- one. from to tal destruction. The city's new wilier BlIppU" was llrst put llll" use V a lire on this occas:on and did rfecllve service, the .ii-essum he!n:i excellent. Counlv Court convened In Itose liurg this morning for what will he the busiest and most Impnrtuui ses sion of the year. The general tax 'evy Is to he fixed. It will not be less linn fl mills and probably 10. with one-third or more of the rale ap- ilii-iible Tor road Improvement. Lust vear saw the heaviest expenditure for road building In Ihe count v. ns attested by the mm mil reports of supervisors being presented today. mil Ihe ensuing year promises even l greater disbursement of money for Slll'tl Work. .M election ...... clerks nre to be mimed this year, nut road supervisors nre to lie appointed no usual ami n Circuit Court Jury list drawn. The present session or court marked Ihe bcginnlue; nt set vice on pari or Jefferson Wiley, o Mvrtle Creek, succeeding A. 1 Nichols as commissioner. Tho man who lives twenty vetirs from mil will look back upon the nreueiit era with surprise, if not with amazement. We live In a time or ailviinceinenl. Some call II progres sion. Some rail themselves prngres lves ns It thev were all there wer of the world. Tills is a mistake. The wide circulation or the newspaper and the magazine has practically put a collene professor, a lawyer, a nor t,.r nml n clerevman. as well as an e.lltoi- nnd an artist. In almost everv lw.no. Tbe best work ot the ablest men in everv walk or life finds n rendv market In the publication nine New-stumors nnd tiiailiilin have supplanted. In part, the library ii ti 1 1 we fear, are supplanting in school. Ihe college nnd the church much more than we should. 11 wouiu have been well If we could hav L.i.,i.i.il in. re. No forward movement ! is ever made without blunders, with ..,,1 liollieails It'll,. n'Utlt to RO lOO fUSl I mid too fill'. So the yellow press 111111 the muck-raking writer nave come .iisni'ivliiir the banner of the "up lifter " lleallv It Is the haulier of 11,.. disturber. Hut thev will not larrv long. Alreadv Ihe demagog!! Is giving wav to the business man the theorist to the practical reformer and the unlirier to the organirei Leslie's Weekly. onlv Sic a two-pound square. Ask your grocer lor It Palrouue horn ' i.wtrv dlf Fisher Is not an orphan. Is not sick, has 110 poor relatives or any other of these sad afflictions to prey on your synipnthles nnd pocket book, but ho has the best paint nnd wnll paper In Roseburg for the least money. dtf K. 4 A M.. Lftursl lysine No. l-lf-Vt reuular Tiejet'l'Zuill Jlul si 0 llh ,'ne-.-lMfi' el efti'li neeith J I). Zilm llss. W. M. N. T. Jswkt Sec-' Old Sight and Old Age! Old age is a matter of years. Old sight is a question of the glasses. If you find difficulty in reading, while at a distance your sight is good, you require old sight glasses. Old sight shows itself at about forty. A com petent optician should be consulted. We exam ine eyes free and guarantee satisfaction. W. E. Clingenpeel, Optician PHONE 214 JACKSON STREET ROSEBURG, OREGON A (.i: .W. KtuttMHirK UMige No. Hi ..n tbe ii.'l asui im .'loutiayn o' vm-a onni' l 7 S;l ii. m .. in the ttr.-(tter A iftffit.ri. in s-hi'I piii-ilinif r liiUt"l to teid J. W. r nwRLL, M. W. K H . x. Hm.rA r Br. u.i';-Un, Kn!tt'irK l m. Ku xo lloll rfg'.lar lu.nim iliU'li t, thp Klkf 'Kill!. it mt mil ttM I h!tr'ly- t ettti noi'lh Alt !m'ir.lMT ff jie-lHl lo tun 1 tiii- niviu.ti tc-i -ti:. K. IV. llAVNr'n, K. R. H C. H. ( l II -ii.r-'.r . m:v s. p. timk caki. t Tin-: niiMmxK milkstonb. IX)CAL XKWS. vcL mmiib In fcrLnbfe llV.. VIiHim Hie corilthtly tnriteil u uMt Ul.'.NIK L. ClVKl'UKK, fi.Ot II .(! LKN ..'.. K. I. W. wki u R ctlvor. r-A'tl-K-'. l ot- hur Aitc tupih ti lhcir UmM nil Ju' kHon. ? t, -M i nn -tin M'tmij ni" miv bi t-ilu j" in n-tt't inii'llni Llt n welcome. bone Ml Ml f kana ti. ilu ii.li. W. Sec O.O.K, Vhllt lnriRi) Ukik No. MwU n Oilil I'oiiowa l-nii)i, i-ctriivr n( Jurkh.-n nw t o.t r-':n'.?ls, on fininlii; rvt iiiiik ol fl'b iM'k. Vt !jir:.'T Mf (he nnluT In U' oil Kl'ituhUfc r invilt.'. luMtit ml. N. T.Jkwkit. K. - (.(. V. HSimk ttr U.iiko 171, Hit i-t" 1-Vlmv ' It ui pl - rvti y Kidlny even 111 Vmtt lit. liivti;Ti m1w wl'tnitf. C. HI.W . MM h, N ii. h IVrttfi .1.;., U o. M Fi ki.K. K. S O. . K ., UlltOII KlU'rllltl'IIH-lil S'.f If-Vttttl hi t). Ill iVI io.v.'' 'i -ii, , K !. .h 1- a 'i 'I Irii-iltiv fVl'lllUK" "1 t'lifh !IMM"!. VlMl IliR hrnhtTfTl nlv.BV wv.rnn. , t . .. ri, . . i . MiicbliiiTV mutl1 bri:ul nt Unvn" Hakcrv. rhiiiio C-l Hot wntor not t fotintntn bv "mrop hnlh svrfr-'ps. nnil Mtuntl.-rT Mm flnost nml most rouiph'ti Hn ' the Pitt. Sold nt the lowont !rtrr on nnr punrnnti-p to alve pntisfrtfttnn t.nok t our lino nntl you wilt no The Lewis Cafe MEALS AT All. HOURS Sitiuitetl on Cass stroct near the Southern Pa cific depot. Laie Lewis, Prop. No. t. 16 1f. 20. I 11. 13. 15. 17. Itt. Shasta Klyer 1 r.KS ivnr )M KS OK A v KH H A . JlyiTe t'tt!IM NO. li't-HI IIH'L-tX eVlTT HIH1 fill IhinMlttV Mrti-H' Hhll,'4triif Mir Nt tktiiiorj urt ' on i I'm in p. month In th i f:nnl Six. 1 ravel dlnlly linlua Ui visit A ' M o'.nifhii, Consul, l.ovis l ohYKl.L. Clum. oi k:;n hk'it;'K"Ho ! ob" avkuh'a' liOM tMI'K l-ndlC No. l-'l-Mfl'l CViT.V i.Tlil nn 1 4th Tin'silnv in M;ii'it'0 Temple. vMt iiK nifiuli is nlwiivs wi'ii-iuni' . 1 . tloiiNioN. 1'n'BUleni Kmma McMuu.kn. Si'tTt'tury. 0 K.K , lt"i'l.nrt: i-iihii'it Nii.H llMlilsllieli Rinm Mi" ti'iir on ml .ml :irtl I liur(iiiy i -M e'Ii M nlli Vi.lliue ini'iiitiiTu In il .lar.'lluK nr li HTlful! llnluJ lu t- ti'iiil. ... . ms. i, hi r. Il'l rs, I'ltKH .liiilNiiiii. Mi'irr.lary f . KltKK .V U.S. Kis.'bililT Ki'ti.'frth Lo.lit. So. !? 41 I. II O. K.-M.rm III lil. I K. Ilw' Tfiiii ! I'liTr riii'.iliiv i'M'Iiiiiv. Vi.llillil lUlim nn. I bn tli ' li itiv'lii'il Uifteiiil. Jin. V. i: I.KW'II Mils. Iim.i.a l.vwls. Sfi'T Mitt.. Maiiy K. 1'aiji. Kliian- i'IhI i-'y. fllOIlMKS (IF TH K WOKl.ll, il.lt ( .mD Mo in in Northbound. Name Lea Shasta Limited .. 7:30 a. m. Ovorlnnd U:2 P- "' Port.-ABhland local 1:60 p. m. Port.-Ilospb'g local 9:00 a. in HniltlilHiund. .Imlted ...12:41 a. m , 9.15 a. m. Ovorlanil 4:05 a. in !irt -llnnpli's lnol.1 I'ort.-Aslilund local 5:30 p. m. j Ts'o. 17 ties up In Hoseburg. ar .IvIiir here at 1:10 a. m. It forms the eiiulimient of No. 20. whl.-D Icavt'a litre at 9:00 In the morning, returning to Portland. It will be noticed that the above Is the leaving time of these trams Most of them arrive 20 minutes be fore departure, rne snasm unun , doen nut take on passengers at .nj i piaci between Portland and San Frnnclscoo. U carries through bul nm only. TIIK PAt'lKIO MONTIII.V'H lNTIlODrrrOllY OFFER Tho PrcIHc Monthly, of Portland, OroKon, la a beautifully iiiuaniu monthly numnzine which gives very full Inforiiiatiou about the resources and opportunities of the big country lying West of the Rockies. It tells all about the Goverrmcnt reclama tion projects, free Government land and tells about the districts adapted tu fruit raising, dairying, poultry I raising, etc. U has special storien I by 'ack I.oudon and other noted authors. I The price Is Jl.F.O a year, but to Introduce It we will send It six months for fifty c;nts. This offer I must be accepted on or before Feb ruary I, 1911. Send your name and inddrean nccompnnied by fifty cents In stamps and learn all about Oreifnn. i Washington, Idaho, and California. I Address. The Puciliu Monthly. ! Portland. Oregon. dsw The New Year opens with the ITulted States at peace with all the world, but tho words of Patrick Henry. Cenllemen may cry 'Peace, peace,' but there is no peace." are jtial as true now ns they were In 177fi. Tnere Is no peace In the family, no peace In tho apartment house, no pence between owners of adjoining farms, nnd the United States having extended Its borders to Panama, Guam and the Aleutian Islands. Is in perpetual rasping attri tion with the rest of the world. It mlKht he better If we could give away or sink tho Philippines, and let the Japnnese poachers have all the seals on the Prlbllof Islands and escape quarrels by confining ourselves to antebellum boundaries, but we are In a situation of having and holding nnd can't let' go. Therefore It Is wisdom to strengthen our hold with warships and fortifications. It Is doubtful If the Mlkndo's gov ernment knows anything about the alleged wireless stations that certain Japanese nre said to have built on the lonely coasts of the Philippines; or that Japanese merchants nre smuggling arms nnd explosives to our always more or less rebellous Philip pine dependents. What a stupid con trntemps it was, nnyway, of the Spanish war for us to have forfeited Cubajind to have fastened the Philip pine millstone mound om neck. Ex. Call up 340, tne Douglas County Creamery, for cream; delivered to any part of the city. dtf Feed for livestock of all kinds. Process barley, bran, shorts, oats, corn, wheat," cracked com, oil meal, and we have a hummer In ground wheat and barley blended, a substi tute for middlings. Prices right. Roseburg Rochdale Co. dsw Hot beef tea and chocolate, oyBter cocktails, etc., etc., at Umpqea Bak ery, dtf Phone 221 ror free delivery of our machine made bread. Umpn.ua Hakery. dtf Barnard's new Marsbfleld stage line, office corner Rose and Wash ington streets. dtf 1 I SPICK SPAN SPICF.S. Rv which we mean spices that art ni.i,.t..U' oIaaii Von want this lktn.1. Get them Rt Roseburg Phnr- L hI 'he Oii.l Ffl lo K-.Mil.urR, evury 1st til 3n1 Mim.lj VlHtiNK 1 ims n nnr auvnyt won'imit. Kuitr. li Smuh, O, C. K N . K ' a hi llf.h OMKS OF W IH K. FT, l.ilni' fhrle Nn IN nn lot n ml ;tr! .Iiinnv I'Vi'iiing li nmnih (it - cH Follows' 'IIhiI V'llliu ini'uilMTf in ik"1 sii)"liiiK ro li. rtUil to ftlti-t !. Mils lr.AtK I' l.KlMiTnS 'i. N. Marrieu Gel i Ask vmir grocer for machinery made bread. The Uuuqi Bakery makes It. dtf Spices at Roseburg Pharmncy are selected, carefully milled, and nre the purest obtainable. dtf CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bough! Wu ra thn tUxnatu? 6 of Solves n lh-ep Mystery. 'I want to thank yon from the bottom of my heart." wrote C. II. Rader. of I.ewlsburg. W. Va., "for the wonderful benefit I got rrom Klectric Bitters, In curing me of both a severe case of stomach trouble and of rheumatism, from which I had been nn almost helpless sulterer for ten years. It suited my case ns though just made for me." For dys pepsia, indigestion, jaundice nnd to rid tbe system of kidney poisons that cause rheumatism. Electric Bitters has no equal. Try them. Every bot tle is guaranteed to satisfy. Only 50c at all druggists. Patronize Review advertisers Very Few Eyes Are Perfect Most eyes nre more or less Im perfect. You may not be aware of It, bitf some day the trouble will develop Into something serious. Don't take any chances a pair of glasses properly fitted and worn In time may prevent further complications. Come and see me for advice I am well qualified to serve you best. A. S. Huey OPTOMETKIST Cass Street, Roseburg, Oregon. COAL! COAL!! COAL!!! LADY WELLINGTON Gives more heat and lasts longer than any other coal on the market. Ill per ton, delivered. Phone 127. Office 130 South Jackson. There's No.tliinj Like It And ;ii;:n ui .-t married lt u print your wtfddtnd Invi tation -l- -:- We M.rcJy Dote on Help ln.f A'cr.3 t CojJ Cause "jvspu: the -da;'" ' and call on u-t The Semi-Weekly Oregon Journal Publishes the latest and most com plete telegraphic news of the world; gievs rellnble market reports, as It Is published at Portland, where the market news can ba nnd la corrected to dute for each Isbub. It also has a imc of suecial matter for the farm and home, an entertaining story page , and a pnge or more of comic ench 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 should 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. can also give our sub scribers a good clubbing offer for the Pally and Sunday, or Sunday Jour nal, In connection w'lh Tbe Review. OUR RI LE OX NEW YEARS is to wish everybody headth and happiness. We extend that greet ing to you now and even if you have not bought lumber from us before we trust you will show keener dis crimination next year and fill your lumber needs here. It-will be bet ter for you. for your building, and of course for us. Happy New Year to all. I.EONA MILLS LUMBER CO., IVir. Pine and Oak VfrerM. I Commercial Abstract Co. Abstracts of Titles Blue Prints Filing Papers, Etc. WE WILL CO ON YOUR BOND Insurance Conveyancing 32 NORTH JACKSON STRXET, ROAEBURC. ORXCO.i