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Newspaper Page Text"W" laeahaMajaiiMijaiii iij.j EVENING ROSEBURO REVIEW aallrtV. m.L l-M.LK tM-l A'u.'v.l .IMllii""lAl.,V E.tfTCPt rirjiilAV RtVIEW K'BUSHINU tXJMPA.W L. UIMHEftl.V DAILY Per year, br mall 13.00 Cur uoutb, delivered (0 Per week, delivered 16 SEMI-WEEKLY Par year 12 00 ll mouths 11.00 J1MAR1 1.1, 1911. tiuu sad liivv.uuu.uoo value. Of lm .mpurted lace an J embroideries alone the value during the year Ju "tilled approximated f4j.0Uii.UU0 very large proportion or which wai of cotton. AMKHICAVH IH V IIKAVILY OK D1AMOMIS AXII Lw'KH. WABHIN'UTON, Juri. 12 - Thai the year 1010 mum have been a reas onably prosperous uiip In the I'nited Htalas la indicated by the figures uf Importation of the cIuhs of article uaually termed "luxuries." Thla la llluatrated by a glance at the yearly record of Importa aa re corded by the bureau of statistics of the Department of Commerce and La bor. In years of marked depreaalon. 1(04 and 1895. for example, the value of diamonda and oiher precious atonea Imported dropped from $10. 0(10.000 In 1803 to $5,500,000 in '94. $7,500,000 In 1895. and about SO 750.000 In 1896, gradually moving upward again until 1899 and 1900. and reaching a total of 132.000,000 In 1003 and $12,000,000 In 1907. In the fiscal year 1908, a year of busi ness depreaalon, the total fell to $16. 750.000. returning to $29,000,000 In 1909, and $48,000,000 In the fiscal year 1910, while the figures of the calendar year will not materially dif fer from those of the fiscal year. 1 Area and rlmhroldrries. Thi figures of diamond Importa tions above cited are merely an ex ample of the evidences or prosperity aupplled by the figures of Imports In automobiles, art works, laces, feathers, furs, wines and liquors, to- ORKGOX XKtt's. Medford Methodist are planning build a $25,000 church. Rats, switches, rouge and powde were absent from the high achoul ol Mairuj, Thnraday, as a result of decree issued by the co-eds them selves. Thtv have decided to di pense with a 1 1 urtlflclul aidu to beau ly. The decree revived the old fashioned braid, the large number the young women Inclining to tin plait down the back. The frozen body of llohert llroyles of Huleiii, Or , was found on the prairie 10 miles from Cheyenne, Wy oniing, ihurmlny. in one band wup clasped a fully loaded revolver. 11 hud been shot with a weapon of th same calibre, aa empty shells ilea the body testified. The coroner' jury returned a verdict of murde by parties unidentitled. llroyles was last aeen In Salem In December 1910. lie left the home of his par ents without bidding them good-bye but wrote a brief note, saying he was bound for the southern section of tin 1 lilted Stutes. Havcd Two Uvea. iseitner my slater n r inysell might be living today if It had not been for Dr. Klug'a New Discovery, writes A. D. McDonuld, of Kuyetie vine, N. C.. R. K. D. No. g. "for we both had frightful couabs and other remedy could be bad. We wen told my slater had consumption. She was very weak and had night sweats but your wonderful medicine cured us both. It Is the beat I ever used or heard of." For lungs, coinrha coias, nemorrnuge, la grippe, asth ma, hay fever, croup. whoonlnr cougn an oroncnia troubles II i supreme. Trial bottle free. 60i and $1.00. Guaranteed by all drug baceo, decorated chlnaware and num erous other article named In the list gists. of Importations, the figures of 1810 o are large, and tne importation or ar- macninery mails Bread at umpnua tides usually classed aa luxuries will naaery. mont 221. dtf Aids Nature The greet suocess of Dr. Tierce's CtlrVn Medical Hit. eoYery In euring weak slumscht, wat:d budie", weak lusts, and obftinate and lingering cmuiis, in bused on the reoognltioe of the fundamental frulli that "teiUlct Medieal Discovery" supplies Nature with body-buildr in, tissue-repairing, muscle-iiiaktng nisterislii, la con deased and concentrated (urm. W ith Ihit help Nuture aupplies tlie nccesssry strength to the stomach to digest food, build up the body and thereby ttuuw off lii.gcring obstinate coughs. The VlJiicovery" r:-etluhiities the digestive and nutritive organs in tounj beclth, purines and enriches the blood, and nourished the nerves in town aantbiubes sound vigorous nrslili. It year aeeef rfer umthlni " lut at Hood," tt I rrmbaltly tttr FOR MM--II pv heller. Hut ymm arc tklutlmt t III em tut th profit, ao cere's aerkfag "ate as im" Uf you. Sjy ao. Dr. Pieree's Common Sense Medieel Advi.er, In Plain H.igllihi or, Mnl leine Simplified, I0US psges, over U0 ill.i.trul.oni, newly revised up-to-dnte Kditioa, paper-bound, sant fur 21 eaa-uetif srnmns, to cover coit ti ninilliii b. Ueth-bouad, 31 tmp. Addr. IV. II. V. fierce, Ilutljlii, N. Y. mm (11 It HI I.K OX N'KW VKAOA is to wish everyiioily lieuilth nun ha upturns. We exleiul Hint greet lag to ynu now and eveo If you Dave not bought lumber from its before we triiHt you will show keener dlg crlmiuutluu next ysr and 011 yoor lumlier needs here. It will be hel ler for you. for your eaildiua). nod of comae for u lloi' Now leai lu nil. l.fcVlN Mll,f 44 M MIISB CO., Car. hin mnl Oxt Nln-eta. Commercial Abstract Co. Abstracts of Titks him Prints Films Papers, Etc. WK W0X GO ON YOUR BOND Conveyanang 324 NORTH JAOVKtM STIVKKT. ROXKlllnXC, ORKCOM 77. i p-tivuats rNTcninn mum for tnodim koaaoa. Is omd from Uu kctjt nk. olreb. nib iud Sr. sues U au tei prworvd o tbe UM smJU Mtf bent color, aod wiill sohm an trnt our lnrx Aoo well wnortiM atoak of Isabel-. We over; tern Ik CruildiOeT Inobvir dvmno04 by kvlMurn, ttieB we nn imUIIok a frAcett taat hh ii' show nayoa to frni Oraaro flNvd for kit HUidS r frat' ThsJ. 0. BwvCor u.jj m iM'itifrijDmt Go Ta Ssa. To See DLDCDDiSEASES CONTAGIOUS TROUBLES Contagious Blood Poison more thoroughly permeates tbe system than any other diaeaae. Its infectious virus contaminates every corpuscle and tissue of tfte circulation, and for this reason its symptoms are of a varied nature. When it enters tbe blood it is but short time until the mouth and throat begin to ulcerate, the akin becomes spotted, nisheSand eruptions appear on the body, sores and ulcers break out, the hair falls, and fre quently nails on hands and feet thick en and come off. Mineral medicines which simply shut the poison up in thesystem should beavoided, forwhen such treatment is left off the old dis ease will break out again, often worse than before. S. S. S. cures Contagious Blood Poison permanently, anil it does so because it thoroughly purifies tbe Diootl. S. S. S. goes into the circulation, and drives out the last trace of the destructive germs, adds richness arid vigor to the cir culation and allows it to nourish the diseased por tions of the body back to health. S. S. S. is purely vegetable, being made entirely of roota, herbs and barks, without a pnrticle of mineral, and its vegetable ingredients always hasten the cure bv toninir u the stomach nnd digestive members. Home Treatment book nnd any medi cal advice free to all who write. THE swift enema ao, CUt iU'H May NOT (;P.T . MR 4. tDDV'if i.ilUU.IIUII. Size of Such Bequests Prohibited by Law of Two States Iftlrs Conies! lu Courts. AU, 0. iOVKIt.VOII WKST V.UO e' KTATK I,AXI) MP.V9. A. Itlilnehart, Assessor gf I'llgn, Coiihlr. linn (ilutinjic lust Ahead of Vim. SAF.KM. Or.. .Tun. 11. flovernor Oswald West this morning, annouac- d the appointment of T. A. Rhine- art, of Union county, to succeed eter Applegnte as Btute land agent Mr. nhlnehurt Is at present cosity HHCHsor of Union and will assarae he duties of bis new posltioi tm oon as the present sessioo ef ttaae pRlHltituro has adjourned. mmedlntely upon quallfylej; for he office Mr. Ithlnehart will taive a Ig disk confronting hlil. Tke stntP loaned more tknt $.ri.S0.0 n securities nnd It will be tbe duty f Mr. Ithlnehart te see wsethor or ot these securltLas nre good, asd, If ot. to take the aeaeswry ntnm te irotect the atnte. Tse tank will enm lei Hhlnehnrt to vkilt pcaetlcally very county In Oregoa. Tbe wicurl es are of varied ctana-tar aod owlsg bis wide ai'sjuulataoca nod his nowledge of farailng Inads and ther propertliai, Bhlaesnrt Is e?c- meted to tell tla states ef I be sumri gives In cxcbutKii for tbe state's noney. H. A. Harris, ir polk ooosty, wns Iko named ststa priatlog oxpoit by overnor v,'6. ywaVrdny aftermwn oon after he was Inaagarated. Mr larrlt sucsseds l.ou Stlnsnn. 8Tlu- son and Applnxate botn were appolnt- es niimed he flovernor rienaon. Mr lurrls says bis appointment aa print ait expert came to him from tbe overnor ontirelf oaiioltrlled. CONCORD. S. H , Jan. 12 The residuary clause In the will of Mrs. Mary Baker U. Eddy, founder of the Christian Science Church, Is null and void. In the opinion of ex-united i States Senator William E. Chandler, llnnnls Taylor, professor of constitu tional and - international law at George Washington I'niverslty, and others, according to a atntement given out for publication. The clause lu question provides for a gift of $1,000,000 to the First Church or Christ. Scientist. Huston, known na the "Mother Church." Law- r-'orhit Suit (ilfts. A statute of New Hampshire, pro hibiting a bequest to a church of more than $r000 annually and one of Massachusetts forbidding more than $?00i' annunlly are the basis of the opinion, which was written by Professor Taylor, formerly Minister to Spain. According to the residu ary clause held "null and void," the opinion anys: As to the void gift, the testatrix died Intestate and ItB subject matter pnssed on her death to her next of kin under the New Haipshire statute of distribution." Later today a petition waa lei! In the Superior Court ere by Mr. Chandler and other attoreys. ask ing the court for a constructlca) ot Mrs. Eddy's will, particularly tbe clause relating to the reAdunry es tate. The petitioners also pray for an Injunction agalgst aay llBsoltlnn of the property Is a,nMlca), sesdiag the cnostractla if tax reioataury clause. It Ib Bald lo te ft asias ar the nttorieya for George 9. Olevwr asd Dr. E. J. Postur-Usay, sofw cf Mrs. Eggy, to try te luv taw asestlna re warding tbe resldaary Wetatee tKum ferred frost tbe tniperlor Court to the ttaarets? Court for a OMckjiaa. nmB9, WHV MOT PttESKRVB ! TtllTH AND BEACH'? Varlalntl Sage, tbe quick- neting holr rs.orer. Is now for sale in Roe- org ot the Red Ctouh Ptiaramcy. aod la sold wllh a rigid guanmiee nt DO coots t Urge bottle. l'orlslan Sago bus ao Immense sslo. sad hero are the reuiiona: It Is safo and harmless. It ruins dandruff In two weeks, by killing tho QiiDdruft germ. , It si ons failing hulr. ; It promptly stops itching of the scalp. It makes tho bair sort una luxur iant It Rives life and bonuty to the hair It Is not Bllckv our xieasr. It la the beat, mom uleiisant and Invigorating bair dressing ruailo. . o HACRKXSSCHMIOT FAILS TO WIS HANOU JIP BUl'T. KNOXVII.l.B. Teno , Jan. 11. lenreo Mac kcnschmldt. th Rusalso rwstler. lust bla bciodicsp match to- ight with Albert Maodino, tbo llal an wrestler. Ilsikenscbinidt aiireed to throw sDillno three tlmtw lo one bntir't ricmlliig. The Husainn woo tot orat fall In SI H tnloute witb a tew liulA ad a balf Kelson, no won toe am mnl In 1 y 14c minntaxt with comblna- on too and lr bolo. In tbe Dine anlnute, left hiai for ho third Call Hackenethmltt failed the last four minutes sUedibo id tbe H ns I an secure la a henil hold (Which he ; un.iblo to brik far (Kaseal aiMMM) MtM etpMe, aW $0 m S toJ)ii. i'taaeat balld fvrWM-i rttUrtlmy oi,, (etmrat trtriyit a rtfbV WOTK et ttf tOoA, I kavt At or six hoWea f will l cheap, as I want to use th. aieacy In ttbar bualaeas. Bet my burglar-proof window lock. Us ft. K. Bee Pat' Hlastlc roof paint for leaky roofs. W build, move r repair rtur koust. Business buildings a specialty. Over forty year experience lu building. CONTRACTOR AND HV1LDIR F. F. PATTERSON A BeltaJbtO ( 0K frVOBCtae. Is Valuable f ii Mil v Mem. Foley's llnney and f i ftilAII thA condition xal. Mi's, l's. KMivi N. Sth St.. Xnirot. !',, suite: iSevral efr.ljert, of my famiiy have been ired of ld cenijAciul colds by the net if JPcitev e; Honey and Tar and I n rfcr Without bottle in the fcimiie) It soothes and relieves the lrrlttcfi) Ir. Ibii throat and locie,ns u the cold T bs)va always found It 9 rename coilKll cure niiu uu him heiltnte lo recommend It hlghlv." I'Vr ta grippe, coughs and stuffy co ils, for children and grown persons i" I for delicate peoplt use only Foley's Honey snd Tuf. CorlrJns no opiates. Mursters Drug Co. NOT1CK TO HVNTKItS. Hunting, with or without dogs. Is strictly forbidden on tbe lands of Ibt Currr Estate. dtf N. CURRY ESTATE. I' FIK WXI T1M I MKT MI-O-NA atomock tablets will re lb' ve a eVitressvd. soar or gway Htestnch i Ih tsiaatita. I Is mo days tlwy will make ths most Mlmniate or sraeky dvspeptlc feel tbat tbeire bi plenty af snnahnci i life. Is a wevlt hid v,-Hl hi ivy an appe tite for nnd will ottt without any bad utter affects feod whieb now causes bat Btmnarh to atrenoitsly robal. If contland for from two -week tt a nevtk MI-O-NA will tborongbly re4ate and elwunxe the stomneb asd will compul it (no matter how obstinate it may be) to throw oft Its woakneHB aud nnbblnoSB and beooine in) nature lntinded It should, strong aod aliuftie. If yoa hare a routed tonffao. bwurtborn. Honr fomi upbeawbi, nn easineHH lo atomnch. diazinoes, btl loucsneHH, triitk benduche, bad droams ar aov kind of Ktoumoh trouble, put ynnr failb In MI-O-NA UibWte. They will mnke the stomach strong;, and when the atomiu-b Ih strong. Itood beailb, eneruy, vim and vigor comuri. Fifty centw Ig nl! a larco box of MI-O-NA costs at tbe Red Cross Phnrmiicy, or lendlnx druggists everywhere, on money buck rar -antes. Write Booth's Ml-o-nn, Buffalo, N. T., for free trial anrnn'e. Great Closing Out Sale Commencing Friday Jan. 6. We are positively going to quit the 5c, to:, 15c aud 2c business, will close out everything on these counters regardless of cost tables and counters for sale. We are goiug to put iu an up-to-date line of LADIES SUITS aud FURN ISHINGS, which we will handle iu conuectiou with the Millinery department, aud we iust hqve the room iu time to re-arrange our stor for Spring Goods Kvery rticle ou the5e, loc, i5c nd 25c counters 3UST GO fud till go quick at the pix-es e are going to ask for them iu thitU. We will also iclud in this fle iy othtr tsil oirHuin counters 1 Llie's, Miise.s' and Childrens' iutr uJrr, Xrf9, tiHrs, shawls and sweters at price that will covinc yo tint yon ct relWfforJ to lay them away for next winter. Also mens' 'ork glovt, sox, uspnders boy' overalls (iu small sums,) frmed pictures, and tlioiatl of thr things too nuuirou to mention. if ttere Is auytblg I or li l;it yij will t- I te ajatt yer, we are t-le to make tne price so you cut't la-lp but buy. Heaieaiber, tbls itilt Is J let ibe sae a If we were tselay ot f business, ij we sou't want to carry atythlsg it witter gouts over, ami the novelties XL' ST 110. TE WELi AStAt'TLLT KX TRS M&GXST BBJSJT- &ATIHBS SAU KYEBL HELD IMWyLMUtCi Nuhing old or shop worn, everything uewaud up-to-date. All Witter Mllllnjry "pcur n i in tki'T,a r the little store with ' belevcost. 1 nC, r-IIa3 1 KJ the BKJ BARGAINS. s a is p u i. fc ktm rv uitiw ran sUVt- TusaBlu r.xtauet gvts better us It grows olAer. Rosekurg selki a taa ssnllty tbat bin beoa two years lu the aglag. Jto. W. Tl. govaada; peepriiVas f (he near a fti-twaMl iK rartsumk. Ow., vtrixhvs us e asneunee tliut ftft Bes faa aaesna at the Schv ad iom . ta per thqy and uu. Tint Vemusl mts pi'iied in duty, tnulk, anal Is one o the mast nrtlsMc, a laVm mid ebojmUly mgiatiisetl ho tote bi ttni iarllnu-st. All ro.ins auve direct uto44 extesuae, and the battel Is taeutMl diruetiy oiiasste tlie saidii mirnnnse to Hie Oliix, Wortnuili & Kaifl) new diuuitueilt sture, thus iirfDMltiijf fruMNtN mi eiiMy opportunity an tueUf Mbaiuilmf. .vlr. N. K. Cbn'lw bus succeeded Mr. A. A. WrUihe as bend ur tbe ufllce fomo. ytP. CJiirkw will be reiiionibered hy iisiuiy na one of tbe most eoiiissninl iuin oltliifliiK olorke th.it e-vor stood behind a hotel eountor In Portlund. We would siiKui'st to our renders that tliey Hive the Nowiird a trliil. Take bua at deiiot or cur marked 4WM and get off at Tenth street. eod STAGE blNH PKPOT. To whom It may concern: out for a- special on soap In or two. Tbe Rochdale. Funuml designs to order, right. Mrs. F. D. Owen, Pbone Suburban ST. Loo': a week dsw Prices florist, tf B1CLI.B JT. SMITH ARTIST Cotlimercbd Dc'sl(rua Rooms T and S, Douglas National Blink Bids;., Pbon lit. K. C. I PKAHHOS V OKNTIWP 'IFFICB IN RBVIBW BU1LOIN0 Hours: 10 a, m. te 8 r. m. LBBRT 8. KUKV ii8 w. caw an. tent-burn. ... Owftea DR. . L. CA1A.AVAV. (Mvotmbie iNnyHrWmi. Oradaate Aararlunn gcbosl of UMeotMky, itlrksvllbs. Ra., un dur faiini)' f die utteMt. !. A. T. Stl'l. .absti tlltjcL Pkota 16Ui (8Hlti; K3 O ltd ON Daily stages for M'irslifiold and all oos Bay points, also for Peel and Millwood, leave O. W. Itapp's gro oory store, 133 Sheridan. Cash paid for produce aloug the line. 'dtf Patronize Review advertisers. ft's etmy to delight everyone in the jmrty. Just 8rv some of our first cltkHS curb ona ted drinks. Phone rs your ordors. We deliver to any port of th city. phone 186 Roseburg Soda Works Pine Street, between Cass and Oak. Roseburg, Or. tittce Bote: Ptaias: M 12 a. ti. rce nait 1711 IM 4 . ta. tentd Maju 171' 0B- l.Ci"rA aHiTH, p k ye fattt n WOMM std Chlldral Vm a Specbilty. Mtee. tfl llcfc., Flttr WW. Mfei.r. :tiikt r aih Ptyslclhaa 11 curircoiia. suite of OIHce Hear Douglas Couo y Babk Building. Ground Floor Pbone 1161. RnSEIIl'RQ .... OREOON e- ! ' f OHKIJO.N RKSTAIKANT j. Ilen liny and N'tiiht. U icirst-clsss meals at all hours J. Fresh Olympla Oysters, Klsb and flams all tae time. Regular Meal. 83 Cents. Have added a new Balcony especially reserved for ladles aud families. An Rleclrlc Piano will furnish . muslo dJtlng meal hurs. 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 at the Douglas County Mills, on rise street, between Cass and Oak atree's.) 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 Oati to ui and we will rdl them far yoa We ako have for sale Rolled Oats and Barley, Bran and all kinds of Ground Feed, Cracked Corn, Cracked Wheat Whole Wheat, Whole Corn, Whole Barley, et& Highest cash price paidfof attgftiiisj E. L. B Mills at Roseburg, Ore., and Vancouver, Wash. ashfori i