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Newspaper Page TextKS EXl'liR PACKEn 01' 1H1UTY YEARS' fcXPERIEXCK 8AYS IXjI'AAS COtKTY APPLlW AAH tB fiSSt HE STER HAXDifcil hOl'GtJia COCNTY HAS THE BEST ALITHE-YKAR-ftOtND CtlMATE, AND THE hAWJEST KRV1T9 AVI) BERR1E4 KfcfcP WtLL POSrtD Ou the currmU hvhiiib ul ilitt wurld'e iirotfrtt:) b)' rvA han Iho DaIlv Kuvikw Oeiivvrt! by oirriHr. .:U tmt Ufiiitti KOSEBURG Review PROFITABLE INVESTMENT, Advertiser! net ood ratal di from an noiiuceuieuta placed in live (.apart tb 1)ILT IHO TWICB-A-WBK KlHII. Tr them litre's cone othtir to good. VOL. Mil. ItOSF.UlltO, OKF.UON, VF.IXF.SIAV KVK.MMi. KF.1IUIAKV 8. Kill. No. 2ti. m I I Wdrfcire in Mexico is Little More Than Burlesque 2 HORSES SLAIN IN' FIGHT Sppad of Cbioese I'lne to Ptk ng Exults London AOuictiisis Active ia Jjpja Special to tile Kvenlni; Review. KL I'ASO. Tex., I'Vli. S. The gen eral veidiet loilny is thai low Ameri enns coulei have whiiipcd tlie whole bunch. fiillowiliK a lluhl between 1st! Mexican troops against -en rebels at I lie Juarez smelter yesterday. Fully 1(100 residents of Kl l'aso watched the "cxhifc tion." as such it may be culled. Kveiy time a revolutionist shot two or tliiee troupers went down, but got ui again. Finally the troops fled, and the Americans hunted. The rebel tl.neral. (Iroz.o. was left in possession of Ihe lb-Id anil two dead horses. To Knforcc N'culnilil,v. 1 1 I f'l 1 1 f. t A.-i 1.V1. V lli'll- ni.'i.-iiivn, .-.,... ..... era I Walter Schuyiei and Major Itob- in.... ,.!..,! i- ilw.ir l:,fr arrived today from Denver, en route I to Fort liuachuca, where nenniiuui tei'8 or the Department of Coliii.id.i will be temporarily established. Schuyler plans to use more troops to enforce neutrality on the Mexican border and will personally supervise the stationing of troops. Several companies of troops have arrived in the last 24 hours, and the ellicieticy of the patrol will be increased there by. I'laKiie Aspect Alarms l.ouilon. LONDON, Feb. 8 Dispatches rroni China saying the plague has reached Peking have alarmed London papers and a number or them urge editorial ly toduy that the most stringent pre cautions be taken to pievent Infec tion here. ;ii:'.-Ti.v in Japan. TOKIO. Feb. s - l: M'Kirs of a con spiracy lo hill llic Mikado today fol lowing in the wake of a report that a number of American anarchists have arrived at Yokohama, police vigilance has boon redoubled, and It Is reporred that a number of secret arrests have been made. It is said that American and Japanese reds have joined hands to avenge the deaths or Kotoku and bis followers, recently hanged. Kalis Victim to Thieve). S. W. I'ends. of Coal City, Ala., has a justifiable grievance. Two thieves stole his health for 12 years. They were a liver and kidney trouble. Then Dr. King's New Lite Pills Throttled them. He's well now. I'n rlvaled for constipation, malaria, headache, dyspepsia. 2-".c at all druggists. Y71 2 y uoaor aooui VV 111! sOVCli'l couglis. Ask him if your yy siLj xkju jsi ovm js necessary If noti then why cough? Docs k recommend Ayer's Cherry Pec'ioral? Ask him, ami let his answer he final. i.u'"u Extra Palace Theatre TONIGHT NERO BROTHERS Presenting "SPORTS OF OLD ROME" America's most gorgeous and unique act. The Nero Druthers appear in a wrestling contest ut the skating rink Wednesday evening. Kartollo Bros. Hoop Rollers and Jugglers World's Greatest SWIXDI.I'll KXTKKTAIXS - SHI IMI'l.' Ill K. SKII'S l';:Ue Prison lllsMM'tcil' Also r'lceccs Jamil Itii-incss Mall Out of IS-., on Kuri;eel Check. Sheriff tico. K. (juine iermltted himself to be entertained last Sunday by one of the most notorious swind lers of the Northwest, masquerading under the guise of a National prison inspector. He did not learn or the character of his host until this morn ing, when D. II. Lenox, the local cou rt ctioner and music dealer, modestly admitted that he was poorer by 25 is the result of the man's visit to this city. The swindler Is of the : lass operating with forged checks. On last Saturday, the day before his arrival in Uoseburg, he passed a spurious bank check In Eugene for 5:1110. When the man represented himself 'o be u prison inspector to Sheriff ;luine last Sunday the officer. In his accommodating way, showed his iisltor through the jail, and he cx piessed himself well pleased with 'onditions. The stranger treated the oflicor to a good cigar and while the smoke was being enjoyed he kept up 1 constant run of pleusanl conversa tion. Sheriff Quliie voted the man one or the finest fellows he ever met. His opinion underwent a radical hange. however, when he recognized in Mr. Lenox' description of the man Alio liad swindled him the same fel ,. who had "Inspected" the jail, where Mr. Qui ue would like to have him right now. It was Sunday evening, a few hours liter leaving the company of the sheriff, when the crook went into .Mr. Lenox' store and mude the pretended ..eichase of a phonograph, retailing ,01 tii. In payment, the man ten ,Ier. d a check on a Minnesota bank .! 0 and received in change 2u ;i: money, (living instructions for .; s ::i ment ot ilic iiiacniue, the i.mii left the store. His suspicions aoifed. Mr. Lenox telegraphed to the MiniK'snta bank on Monday as to the character 01 tile check. ThiB morning he received an answer from the hank by wire Informing him that the check was worthless. The tele gram also urged the capture of the swindler and saTtl that he had to date rorged over $la00 worth of checks on that bank alone. Sheriff Qtilne Is using every means within his knowledge to locate the Mr. and .virs. Uenj. lieed, of Boise, Idaho, are visiting here at the home of her uncle, William Tipton. They ai rived here Tuesday afternoon from i i i 'i li I s Pass. ('. K. Osborn. who until recently conducted a burlier shop in the llayuea brick, left this afternoon for .. Minin iile. accompanied by .Mrs. OKlinrn. Mis. D. A. Monroe, who has been visiting with .Mrs. 11. Fasten lor a month past, left Tuesday night on her return home to Washburn, Wis. Harvey Jones, proprietor of the P.oscburg Hotel and one of the best known resldenlB of the county. Is critically III at Ills home here. P. H. Ilarth. of Portland, who has been visiting here with his son, Henry Ilarth. went to (irants Pass today. W. E. Cllngenpeel. J. E. Williams and D. C. Pltzer went to Myrtle Creek Oils morning. Mr. and Mrs. F. Long returned Tuesday evening from Portland. Mrs. L. W Crocker went to Ash land today for a brier visit. Attraction Three Reels of High Class Motion Pictures "Sunshine Sue" Hlograph. "Misses Finch" Vltigruph. "City of Boys" Sellg. Shubie Smith Black Face Commedian Five Piece Orchestra. No advance in prices PRICES 15c and 25c Matinees Saturdays and Pundays at 2:30 o'clock lJl ItKI) .MIXKlt-IXVKXTOlt IMI'KOVKH; BlK.-lAI.ISTS AID. MKDFOISD, Or., Feb. 7. Both II. 0. Kaedell. the Gold Hill miner who sustained severe Injuries while ex perimenting upon the Invention of a match that would Ignite though v. ater-Boaked. and his 3-year-old daughter, who almost lost the sight if both eyes at the same time, have sufficiently recovered from their In juries to be allowed to leave the hospital. llecause ot his injuries, surgeons were forced to amputate bith Haedell's hands and to remove bis right eye. The Injured man is a Socialist, and brother members of the order In (Sold Hill are raising a fund with which to enable hi 111 to complete work upon his Inventions. in the case of Lewis N. Smith, a section haud, who was Injured by having been struck by a switch en gine of the Southern Pacific Company at Koseburg iu January five ' years ago, and who asked for damages. In which the court directed a verdict for the defendant railroad company, the Supreme Court at Salem Tuesday In au opinion written by Justice Henry Mean remanded the case back to J. W. Hamilton, judge for the Circuit Court for Douglas county, and In structed him to hold another trial. Another decision of the Supreme Court was as follows: C. S. Jackson, appellant, vs. A. F. Stearns, respond ent, appealed from the Circuit Court for Josephine county, H. K. Hannu. judge. Is afflrmed In an opinion writ ten by Associate Justicu Frank Moore. The Senate at Salem Tuesday passed Senator Abraham's bill In creasing the salary of the county liiitze of Douglas county to $2000 a year and that of the assessor to 1,- ISUO a year. Kach ofliclal now re 1 reives an annual aalury of $1200. The growth of the county in popula tion and in all lines of Industry, 'iieatlnc a greater amount of work for the officials. Is conceded Justi fication for the salary increases. I'lllllLLIXO DIMHrt'KSK BY KVAXUKI.IST .AW. There IB a way that seemeth right unto a man but the end thereof Is death." Mr. Law went straight to his work Tuesday night nnd kept at it for i!iree-iUtirter8 of an hour. Depart- I ing from his usual custom, he 11- i lustrated hla sermon with two In cidents of hair-raising brand. I The choir was maybe a little bet ter than usual and a full house wus present. ! "We want thrills In this age." said the preacher; "everything must thrill, all the way from the pulpit to ia prize fight. We want spiral glides, high dives, loop the loops and whoop 'the whoops; hobble skirts, coal scut- 'tles for the women, corsets for the Anything goes that partakes f Iho nulre We are great lOIKS, vtrulii on the davs ot old Home when men gave dinners wortn len fliniiRHtiri do liars a nluto. deified horses, fought gladiators, laughed at virtue and built temples to Impurity. , We think we have harnessed nature s ! forces, but the broken, dead Hoxie tells us that the air Is still able to I drop a man. Go where you will, na itnre breaks through the harness and quietly reaches her level in spite of obstructions. You can't harness sin. mot definitely. It doesn't need hur- nissing at first. It will take you along ns quietly as a Newfoundland i dog will pull a baby. Some day it will seem expedient to strap the dog. For a time It answers, but when that clog goes mad it will be a badly de formed baby that will drop from its jaws. The way seemeth right. Ood has set Blgnals all along lire's road watchmen, blocks, red flags to warn ot danger. Preachers sound the warning. Mothers rush out In your road trying to flag you down. Fathers frantically argue or com mand, friends wave lanterns. Fin ally Ood plants wrecks all along the line and each tells you the end of the good-seeming way. The blear-eyed drunk is (iod's Bignal for you to side track on the social glass. The striped convict Is God's sign to the honest not to run down the road of dis honesty The locomotor ataxia Is a signal to avoid loose life. The dis eased mnn or women Is God's -sign that down the road of Immorality is rottenness In body as well as mind. No. sir, If you go to hell you will go over a road that Is literally loaded with warnings. The trouble Is, most men close their eves when they want to indulge in their particular sin. They recog nize it In others but they won t look u- It In themselves. "Is sin more your friend than mother, father and those who love vou' It would seem so when you pass mother fars and gray hairs " go Into the arms of your best fUend. sin. Sin demands Its price, and the price Is all you've got every last vestige of manhoCXI ""'" "' t enor rectrand when it h. s levied on the furniture of this life it C.r-closes on lire eternal. The y seemed all rlht. VUI1 you side track on the call "f a T conversions and strong after I rvice followed. C ' Tonight Mr. Law will preacn on The Bloodhound that never lost out." . o TLNCrrKB OF AIISICA Still a favorite ana a roa " '" ... .t tha Kose - Or be Held Responsible For Ad Ixira Session TAFT MAKES THIS DEMAND C4ttu Uirillc. Uirnr Till hp fl-irul11" such elections can be held only MaUie KlCallS SaJUi ulll U) IVill J ul, ,hB ,., Tu,.s,uy u(,er the Hist 6,000 Plurjlny, Dae lo ibe Votes Of WouTrO Special to the Evening Review. WASHINGTON. Feb. 8 President I Taft today made It plain that he's won't Bland tor the dilatory tactics of Congress iu attempting to hold tin, tne legislation ne desires passeu. jdore the committee tonight uud not expected that any of this giiai--The President summoned Senators contended that the enactment of thCjmitee fund will have to be paid as It Cvnne nnd Carter to the White House i,i would amount to religious legis-! K believed that enough tickets can and placed upon them the responsl- i.ition and tin unwarranted invasion be Bold to cover the expense of the billty for an extra session, ir one is, of the rights or denominations oh- sessions here this year. required after March 4th. Ho stated i;atiy mat certain measures must ue passed. me senators said they ' would attempt to secure considera tion of the measureB Taft desires ac tion upon. Taft's reciprocity campaign will get under way tomorrow night when, alter a slate dinner, he will leave the capltol for a three days" tour through the Middle West. He will deliver three speeches, one ench in Columbus, Ohio; Lognnsport, In diana, and before the Illinois legis lature nt Springfield on Saturday. On the intter occasion a banquet hon oring the memory of All rail a in Lin coln will also be held. Tclcphone Trust, Anticipating Ihe formation of a multi-million dollar telephone trust. the I'lllted States Department of Jus- lice todav detailed special agents to Investigate tho Bteps taken by the independent telephone associations meeting at Chicago. It Is reported a plan Is being considered to consoll- liailey Lets li.-npiie. date all the Independent systems in Efforts to remove State Dairy and the Culled Stutes with the Hell- r' Commissioner llalley from olli.e Morgan svsteni. Such a combination. were blocked for the present In the If effective, would practically end all . "" '"ll Senate today, ccmpetitlnn. It Is understood the In the House the report of the Government Is ready to start pro- special legislative Investigating com ceedings as soon as utiv evidence of miltcc, accusing llalley ot Ineillclen- illegulity can be secured. 'I-'i'Ihco Gets Paiiaiiiii Fair, The Senate committee on exposi tions unaniniously voted today In , favor of the San Francisco hilr ror lain. IC is nninr,i i m- ih ii...t ,,. Bc.on adopt the report. Mayor (Jill llcc-iillcd. SEATTLE, Feb. 8. liy n vote of 3 1.988 to Z r . 9 1 2 . George Hilling was elected mayor over Mayor Gill in yes terday's recall election. The Dilllng forces admit that it Is a closed town victory on account of the women's vote, as over one-third of the total vote cast was bv women. It was notable that women whose Interests u bill which makes the counties or or their husbands' interests will be ! Multnomah, Columbia and Clatsop jeopardized by a closed town turned. one district. out, while the wives of business men This division does not satisfy the in other lines remained at home. The. Multnomah delegation, as I'ortland vote was canvassed today and tomor- its have expected Multnomah county row Dilllng will Bucceed Gill as to be a Congressional district by II mavor. He promises a big clean-up sti. and will put the "lid ' on the town. ! Senator Abraham has Introduced a It Is asserted that Gill undoubt edly received a majority of the mule vole. The Socialist vote proved a surprise, litltiti votes being cast for their candidate, Brown. Itnckiiclif , ItheiiniallMiii, sleeplessness Senate this alternoon. i ne staler Result from disordered kidneys. resolution also passed lifter a strug Foley s Kldnev Pills have helped j gle. Bills voted down 111 the House others, ther will help you. Mrs. J. today, Included one by Huntington U. Miller, Syracuse. N. Y., says: "Fur relating to the disposal of property ., lone time I suffered with kidney of Insane persons, and another by trouble and rheumatism. I had so- vere backachc-s nnd felt all played out. After taking two bottles of Fol - ey's Kldnev Pills my backache Is gone, and where I used to lie awake with rheumatic, pains I now sleep In comfort." Foley'B Kidney Pills are ii reliable remedy for rheumatism. backache and urinarv Irregularities Thev are a tonic in action, quick In results and afford a prompt relief from nil kldnev disorders. Marstels firm Co F IIOMKSTK.ADIlltS Glt.WTFD I.F.AVK OF AllSKNCI uriBiiivernv p.. i. 7 The'i.i.bllc instruction under the act as limine of fteiires'enlatlves Mmiriay 'ih mil heretofore nassed by the Senate granting leave or absence0 certificates, one year certificates, to homesteaders up to May I.'.. MM I 'special certificates, temporary couty The bill also extends until that dale c. rllflcates and special district ccrtlfl- i he time In which hoineO. aders shall l.v required to establish residence, q ', o Pneumonia Follow a Cold O (l r,.l II, line III Ml - ey's Honey and Tar. which checks the cough and expels Ihe cold. M. Stock- well Hannibal, Mo., says, "It lieais "l the remedies I ever used, , I con- tracted a bad cod and cmiiri ana was Threatened with pneumonia. One hottl' of Foley . Hom y and jfar com- pletely rured me." no opiuies. just ll h'.i.i. iioimehold ren.edy. Mars - To Hegulate I iiihu r'1-liinn. or county to provide at least one j tiacher who shall devote four hours ' SALKM, (Jr., Feb. 7. The Douglas ecch day to the class and this teacher county delegation has Introduced a imtst have graduated from u stand bill prohibiting commercial fishing In an! normal school or Its equivalent. (the I'mpqua Klver abuve Winchester At least two teachers, exclusive of oil the north fork and above tion feet the city superintendent, must give below the Aaron Itose flouring mills tfefr entire time to instruction In ou the south fork ut all times of (lie subjects above the grammar grades. year and below these points between I he training course can be given in April 10 and .May 10 and between the tenth, eleventh and twelfth November 20 uud December 10 only, grades, but the county school super On request of the Uoseburg city iutendent. ut his discretion, may ad council, the Douglas county delegu- niit other pupils. ttiou in the House today Introduced ai hill providing for the holding of lo-1 The House passed the following cal option elections lu Incorporated bills: tidcs and towns in connection with lluchnnan - Providing for au assist the general municipal elections, nut and a stenographer iu Attorney I'nder the preseut local option law dcnei-al's olllce. Monday In November. .Sunday Lid Hill Killed. The House committee mi revision of laws will report unfavorably to- lrorrow on Representative Cottel's) Sunday closing bill. This measure was aimed particularly at cigar and confectionery stores and groceries, accustomed to transacting business Mulays. fte. W. F. Martin, representing the Seventh Dav Adventists, appeared wiving other than Sunday as tue day of rest, to pursue their form of religious worship. West's Veto I pls'lii; Another Due. Oovernor West was sustained 111 Ills first veto by the Sennie today when Nottingham s bill making valid me - chunlcs' liens against homesteads was voted down. Governor West will atllx his veto tomorrow on Thompson's House hill 7(j, which affixes a penalty for any person who receives money from stale, county, town or other munici pal or public corporation uud con verts it to his own use, or lends it. The state receives large sums of money In Interest annually I'roni de posits in slate banks, and State Treas- Icier Kay declares tie win take no 1,1 " ......... ..."'.. . " "" "i ' ,:.. . '"J " ' ' ' 'J'", nhi ",,,r,e " W '' , 1 ' ' " 1 . .,,', ",l!,u '" lu" "ltc v,"lllH 11 BO"1'1 '" i'''. ''' misappropriation oi sinie iiiiius laid on the table. Ill the Senate the report was made a special order for tomorrow morning. This disposition of the committees i p,)lt . 1U1 through the inter vtiition of Senator Howernian and his friends. Buchanan took the position that the committee had proceeded with out any authority rroni the House, and for that reason Its report was not cl-tilled to the consideration or the House. l''or Third t'ongressniiiii. For tho purpose of reapportioning the slate into three Congressional districts. Senator Oliver today offered bill providing for honoring George II. Williams iu Statuary Hall, at Washington, D. C. Without a dissenting vote tho reso lution carrying the proposed aineiid r:ent for the repeal of the single tax county option amendment passed the Abraham requiring the Governor to ihtue requisition for the return to jtlie stale or fugitives from justice, School Teachers Divided Into Seven CIiihwk; Sweeping CliangcH. I With the passage of Senate bill No. 101 by the House yesterday after- noon, an act ot great iinporiaine in .the teachers or Oregon awaits only the signature of Ihe Governor to be- u.uie effective, n prut men iui i lag certificates enabling the hold to teach In any county also for the 1 1 a hi Ish men t of normal training eli.sses In anv high school. Seven classes of ccrtid'' may be biued lu- the state sitierlntdent of i follows: Life state certiorates, year certificates, primary Hv year rnrcR i The superintendent is empowereiKI t.i appoint nine pru'Bslnlial teacn ers. whose duty It shall be lo prepay qi estlons tor all WateCe'camliintloiis 11 KO HI IIHIlie nn llimii i , ' necessary to ,,re,are the liianus. rlpls fur, state pairs. The bill also speed pes in'in"im. " - . tain th.Oarl.M grades o l W; r.xuiniiwii"i'n county seat of each county on the first Wednesday In June and Decem- m r ... """ . ,,,.,, , lo eataninn Hills I'iimmmI. Abraham -t or protection or car repairers. AltltAXtiKMIlXi'S IX I'ltut.ltLSS KOIt t'MAl'TAl yl A NKSHIOX. At Tuesday night's meeting of the Koseburg Chautauqua subscribers it was announced, that there are now ,'tS names ou the guarantee Duid roll. with an aggregate ot $12.10 pledged. chairman F.ddy announced the bellet that this can be easily Increased to $15 00 If deemed necessary. It Is i it was voted to proceed as an asso- ciiitlon this year, but a regular In corporation may be formed In a year or two for the management of rogu- ,nr iitinual sessions. Every resident of Uoseburg and vicinity Is urged lo , unite Iu making the establishment of a Chautuuqiia here a success this ,,!- rrln (..iiitiiiit lee mi bv.biws was given iinoiher week's time to report, 1 when a permanent organization will! be effected. It was recommended that three general conilllitlees be np- poiu.cu ,,. ,.., .... ........ I hese lire to be, committee on pro gram, committee on building, grounds and general arrangeiiieiits lor noiiiing il. rMiiiiitiiiinnii ki'hh iins. noil com- nilttee on publicity. The dates, us tentatively arranged. are June iH to July 4. Indus ve. A real, live discussion developed as to ,o,.,e of the program features and Ihe hatrman was directed to write to the Chaiiluiiqiia Malingers' head- quarters with a view to securing lite icst spenkers niul entertainers man able, either from the Fast or West All iillradive list has already been booked and others are to be lidded. Another meeting will be held next Tuesday evening for penniini nt or- gnntKailon. Patronize Ilevlew advertisers. . f Orange Blossom ? f If TTV&1 Candy ZA Absolutely the best made. "'Hi JlJhT'--- Ask somebody who knows. " ' . Exclusive Agents b Marsteis Drug Co. 'I he Sign of Cnnily Qualliy. Roseburg-Marshfield aid R.oseburg-Myrtle Point Stage Lines Htages leave lloseburg for boGi points at O a. in. dully. Olllce and Slable-s Curner Hose and Washington Slreela. C. P. Barnard, Prop. Commercial Abstract Co. Abstracts of Titles Blue Prints Filing Papers, Etc. WE WILL GO ON YOUR BOND Insurance Conveyancing 328 NORTH JACKSON STR.EET. ROSEBURC. OREGON Fruit Trees, Shade Trees, Berry o Vines, Rose Bushes--All Kinds ft IMF Wlielher you want one or i A. L. KITCHIN The Nui-wryniaii. . NOTICE TO T11K I'l'ltl.IC. . Having purchased the inter- l est of Mrs. M. Josephson In g ttie firm of JoscptiBon'B, we 4 J hereby announce to the public 4 that ou and after February 1st 4 the new firm will do a Bpot 4 L. cash business only all credit 4 business of whutever nature 4" being discontinued on and uf- 4 ter that date. I As we are desirous of wlnd- Ing up the affairs of the old firm as quickly us possible, we hereby request all persona owing accounts to Josephson I to arrange to settle same promptly February 1st. 4" 4 (Signed) 4 J. SAM S. JOSKPIISON, 4 4. Jl'LIEN JOSKPIISON. 4" fa tlSWtf 4 IIAXI.KV NOT uril.TY OF ll,l.i:cil. FKXt'lXt). SAN FliANCISCO. Feb. 7. Hy a decision of the Appellate Court given today William Hnntey, nianager of the Harney County Livestock Com pany lu Oregon, convicted in the Ore gon court and lined $r00 for Illegal Icucing of Government lands, re ceived a reversal or the order and Judgment. The court finds that Han ley at the time he had the fences built did not know that such an act would be unlawful. Hutilcy Is one of the stockholders ,,;...,.. ,.r .ho nrnHV rmmtv . . .,K,()..i. comnunv which owns ..., i-.snno acres of land In the vicinity of Hums. o I,a Grippe CougliH Strain and weaken tho system, and If not checked may develop Into pneu- ,i..r f ,h when Fol- y " " 1 -v "''"' and lar l ti ken promi .t- reliable family medicine '" . f . ' and acts "n.." ...... quickly and effectively In cases of '-".UP. Keinemner the name rotey . " """ v; ' '" "";" ............... .... ness and for racking la grippe "...... .... ....... ' ."ars.cia wiug v.u. M HUt I I D. ANDItrS IIAItT At Looking Glass Feb. 2, 1911, Nelson Andriis and Jennie M. Mart. Ilcv, H. W. Pummel! olllclatiug. W. II. Kelli'y was over rroni Oak land ou business today. AMI SKK. tlioiixaiiel, , o, I'll 11 MHII- (IHMII Hemehlirif:, On'Kol. H-I lo enini.iiB.i n i-n, ,.. , n - T class It will be necessary for the city rUDDing sum . ... iurg Pharmacy. dU ,ter. Drun Co.