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Newspaper Page TextiS EXl'KRT PACKEH Of TH1HTV Y PARS' Kf Pt'inrv ' ' 8AVS ,H,"S lm' Ar", EI T"" "W " ' " - - K.YKA,R0l,U CLIMATK, A.U XE KAKLIEST ,'KUXS A.O BERJUM KEEP WELL PUSltD On the uurrent mcms,,! tl, wrlJ progre by roa luu Urn D.wi.y Kkviiw Delivered ly carrier, fill mi, l mouth PROFITABLE INVESTMENT Advertiser! get food inlntni from an nonuceuienti placed in live ,per the Daily and TwicK-A-wmm Khvikvt. Tr them there'e none other to (rood i:h m:iii !;, ohkgox. I Itlh.lY KVK.M.Mi, Al'ltll. St KOSIiBI Ri i..J OREGON voi,. xiv. VIYW W lll'l, TAIUV llll.wu.iM !., il... rar...,- MAM. V: Fate of Canadian Reciprocity -list bill wuu Id llir.iw il... r Ullll SlOlklaiselS I.I h,. V,.S, ', ,,' " 1 1 ' "'open 1 Willi . cheat II''. cheap lab,, I mill cheap ,M, Mexico. I!. ,. dared Hun ,,. -iMii ,'S Keep uj tor ii,. .Southern tanner il fm the n rn. Xo. 13. MAIL Al l. (.null AM) lAII'llll I, C , prut., ami iv lin- lK.VS. Men hunt of Venice Will Conic I In., lie.'. Vi;i Mazania f. ( in iil ,,l I iiii.l. 1 17 HINT WW l'KWJ 1UUU I 1UA.-1M11 111 111 I!a!i!iCe IRON tONCtUNSIiOW HANDS ExpiiiDtDt oq Fiinn, Pau,y tots HoptiDS Finally idiks uu Lorimcr Unlay Special to the Evening Review WASHINGTON, April ill.-- donate in the House on the ree luoeily Dill was Ueguu today by Mr tail, Republican, ul Massuch uscit.s, who fathered the measure passed in Hie House at the last rung rum. He deiemh d I ndei wood s ideal ic.u measuie toil;.;., ntlarked Li:.., oicupeid ti.e til. A vole on the this afternoon. McCal I t iiai f. were using the try to tr to Cnderwoud hi Da.u, Republh, iii.ii I uderw ood i hour ot the del measure is expe. .lilll Hit' ed thai i.ti iIm i)i iie ( t. dejeal lecipi ia closing charged tint protected interests in his district liad just bliut down work on some inn plants and threw ;;iuu nn-n uni of work in an elfoit to in. ike him m p luinring reciprocity. Promy .Makes .Maiden S-'rii. Oficriug iti amendment lo Uie re i proeity hill, whien provides for pair ing on ti.e free list all niunulact u : i u articles to compensate the agrh a: tural Interests of the country. Rep resentative rrotily, of Iowa, made his maiden speech in the House yester day in opposition to the proposed agreement as submitted by the w.iys and means committee. "Tills treaty," said Mr. Prouty, "compeis the fanner to sell his pro duct in competition with Camilla, hut compels Itim to buy in a proiec led m, iiriet. That is unfair to the tanner. Representing as 1 d a farming community, I would rat her like to see il tried out on somebo ly else lirst. Must all these experi ments be tried on the tanner? I think It is time to try them on some body elbi.." An attack on 'farmers' free-list" hill, the next measure to he taken -ip by the Democrats, was made by lioode oi Iowa, Republican, during the reciprocity debate. Goodo said the enactment of the I ight in l.nrimei' liribery. i I'RlXdKIKi.i), III.. Apiil 21.- -lieii'M.s o: bubery l.-einj; adopted to elect William Lorhnor Tinted Slat-s ;S.-ii;iior w.mv ndated by Albert J. Hopkins, the e-Seli;tlnr who w;:s iHimiiiatd at the primaries tor re flection. Ion was deteated by a rnui binatiun oi Republit ans and Heine crals in tie- leK,slaiuiv. Hopkins. i.MiMiim before the Sen ate cummin. -e on the Lorinier brib ery chaises, r.daied Hie imidenis which surroiitided las uoniination for Senator early in Hie year HtiMi and events in the period or the lon d.-ad-lo k . "Senator MeCnrniick. of Madison eouuty." said Hojtkius. "told iTiy pri vate secretary tnat he had been iti terred $'..ini to ().,. tur unmer." William Itume.-ss. an eiectrieal con tracior f;om Huiiith, Minn., told m a lailroail jminie on a train be tween imluth and Virginia. Minn., ;u March. 1 !t 1 I . MuiKes-s said a man nan'.ed .lolm mu; Randolpti. John and Carl V". y erhauser. C. 1-1. Weihe. a loot her-in-:tw ot Kdwaul Hiiie. and another man. wen in the smoking apartnu-nt d a cai. Iturgess testifliMl Hint Weihe s.i d I.nriiner never sieut a cent, but th-,t a jack pot was raised by I .ori hut's friends to eifecl the election. "I know what I am talking about." Weihe ;n toied bv ltitr':. ;is say inu. "bei-aui' I put up $io.ouii f,r T!n re mo a lnimber iJe.sebuta; who feei ei eoutributi' soniethint success of the Uosebur cf I'njl y williii towards ; St raw ben Ce taiuival. and an oppoiinniiy will 'a Kiell to them next Tuesdav eveufni! Iiifli school jiiniois will prese'il Duly Coodiiion on Wbicb Ki-bcl Army Will Cease War Till' Mll,. I Hi' .Mi'ivlianl of Win,-,." I,.- 1 1"1 limiiKc i-i.iu in it t... ni ih, inwil. mill t h.'.-i.- yoiiui; p. ,,pl,. Imv, very kindly nrf,.iv, to diiiiiil,' i licit i..-1-iir..s. su tint , in, li, ally t lie fii lir,' ri-c, ipis from tln i,.rfortiiau,-i' "ill no to tho i-:i in i it I ,'miiiinu,.,.. 'i' N'ri'd tin' .Ma1111111. Till' riiliimltti't. is ill ll,',. nf fun, Is in carry on n siii-icsslnl iiiniaicn. Hid n.in,.s Ihal the i..i,l,. nf Hi,..,.. IntrK llll Il:,' oiirra lions., next Tues day e veiiinc "nil thus show their ap- pneiatlnn of the efforts of the yoilun lieople. as well us to materially assist Special to the levelling Review, ill the success of the carnival. Tiler.' KL. l'A.SO. Texas, April L' I T'n area cood many ,eop!e In Itoseluir; low n Is on clue today itwuitinn tin who can well afford to roiilrthute to hnnr of :t licl,.f wi,..., i.. ,ue ciiiiinai in mis iiiaunei. anil It i ero , ,,. TIME IP AT 3 P. M. TODAY ( ilJdt ro Hady (o Ailatk Juarez, M Cily is rrpjTe(F lo Make Heavy Rtsistacce addition to fi assisted in the they will rec lurinn the e :'!Iuk Hint they ha e success of the carnival. ive their money's worth eniiif;. The play Is well thai jackpot." Weihe is set Hi IK s i.uiiibt r retary of the Company. Kdwa-d s strike public (klalu; ;-tid vt isit ;M T w 1 1 Oflic. r niht and ina. i r.i Tin Thos. liars'. Pi !s id' a Sou the e. They a ja il aw ait In ards h t 'ie city A ll.e.-t .V ndersoit. i'd lere ThiiKd. file Creek todav 1 of L. Siarbu k. ' 'i--' arretted ! e il!i;Miis Thar. ' w.Ci breaking tl ilie cm in t! 1 i'onlined : an i i'n meT before .lustict Marstern. of the U. In i" yo'tr ic-- cream onle the Itfuilas Ctuinty Cr 'anie ;u. call ui' IMioie ill i: iii:si(H;t;if. $l.".n large nprir.lit Sioiy Clark fruati in pood eend it fon. a I tite ridiculous price of $:i7.r.ti. a bargain tliat will neer aualii be d.ndicalid. KICK i RICK. dj Tho Hon-'e 1'u in isiiers. You have 3 s' c.d .', evx v ..i-'i'.i about it. Scctirc Is Scalp Treatment Facial Massage Manicuring Hair Dressing Roseburg Beauty Parlors Special Easter Discounts on Hair Goods Millinery Neckwear Toilet Articles Not $1.00 values for 98c but real Jis counts in every line. Alderson's Grocery. Frank G. Alderson, Prop. Now Open for Your Trade and li" Thurs-d.ty. Ki i.i New store, new stock, evet yl !, ilitt lie,v, experienced lleli elniloyed. The Quaker drt onsl i ators will he with .'.atnrday. CTJ and s,.V,,le g,,d., f)re prepared lo elve yen first-class bohiN and v: vl . a-:f.: prices is low ,()iiiy. want jo ir tr. Ie. f'.'il ; ml s.e our i, ftore in q Q MARSTERS' NEW hL6CK Corner Cass and Rose Streets Phone 36 Roseburg, Oregon .vioth tli nice on iis own ni-ri's. 'uid. presented as it is by our youn;; jeop'-' and for -.o wortiiy a cause, is i. t rv'ni,' oi a full house. Tiieie are a number of RosebutR peopi.i who do not feel that they e;m aiToid to subscribe ten dollars or more in the success of Hie carnival, but who can. without any visible cf 'oi. purchase ibkels to this excol- 'nf hem;1 talent show, and doiui; stneiv that the y are spirited citiz'-u:; and that the williiiK to assist in the success of the a; iihal ti t his extent. j Cim Veu Kest This? ! The entertainment drew a full hens" cm i;s liist pres'-ntatinn and everyone was well pleased with the v eMetice exhibited bv the youm 'leonle of the high school. J. W. I'etkins. president of the Crunmerc'al Club says it is the best home tabml l diow eer ifiven in linsebnrK- Muvor! Hayn s was so wed! pleased with it that he expects to attend the second iirriot miiiicc. Dr. A. C. Seedy, who is unite nil expert In jtiduiim meritor-i :ees entei tain nients. says that every , 'ei son in Rose I, a iR who can obtain a seat should aliend. Senator Ahra-. ham says that It is more eutertainini; than a day spent In the legislature. Itepresi mat ive Ceorj;e Xcuner says ' that he would not miss it for $10. j Representative Ituchannu says th it j the only reason lie would not attend the second performance is because he fears his presence miadi prevent some other person spend inj an enjoyable ! evening, but that he will purchase tickets even if he has to stand to see i the performance. O. I'. Cosliow sin s t hat he w ill not permit any other eiiKaj;ement to interfere wit ri t his attendance, as he feels that the . youni; people are deserving of i courafjeiuent. and their uene j fer should be appreciated by 'p'e of Kosebui'K. especially a .materially assist in the financinc or .the deficit existing in the carnival ! funds. Dexter Ric" expects to IhIuk J his family in from the farm, attracted i solely bv the merits of the perform ance. Sam .losephson says that he is the busiest man hi town, but that : he will not permit business to inter 1 fere with such a splendid opportunily to spend a splendid evening. J. I i. I tooth says tliat tlie entertainment is well wort h the pi ice in itself, and ihe added features of Indue given by t he high school jun iors and for the benefit of the carnival committee should make every man feed it his duty to purchase a ticket, even if It is impossible for him to attend. Al. ''reason says he will go If it cos Is him a dollar. Clark Itros. ha ve agreed to cut out salmon fishing for t wo hou i s in order to at tend. The whole otlice force of the Review ac tually offer to pay for tickets to the how, and both A. C. Marsters and T. R . Sheridan promise the ent i'v financial support of both banks. The only person who refuses to purchase a ticket is Clark Rargar. who is sore because he says they are advertising a "Merc bant of Venice1." and are . t !ie? ef oj-e discrnuinatniK au.iiu.nl his . t --ines-. Th" favorable comne nfs on the i i.tertainmejjt might be enutfnm-d 'n'!efitilel . but the above an- sulli cient to demonstrate to all that they should haste n to procure the-lr tickets would attack the Inuii unless Rreside-ut Hiaz abdicates or (eiietal Navarro snrrendeivd. The rebel bal'le lines are spread through lb" hills west and south of Juarez. The opinion is that a general battle w ill be fought. American troops are draw ing up a double cordon to prevent American citizens from getting hi the danger one. The chief source of appre hension is that Americans may be hurt by Hying bullets if the rebels attack .Juarez from Ituache side. It is almost certain that bullets will KI Pi iso under those circum stances. Keeling Is high here. I f anyone1 Is hurl probably American citizens will return the tire. A movement er .ii( rebeds from t he hilts to ware) .1 uuivz at noon to day marked what is believed to la the beginning of evolutions preced ing the altack on Juarez. Colonel Chiapas, with .Mm federals. !en Agua I'rieta this afternoon to go ov let the relief eif Juarez. Hia .Must Cuil. M micro Says. Maelero yesterday refused to con-side-r an armistice, assorting thai the federals were playing for time hi which te) bring. up mote rolntorce mentg. "I will give Diaz 24 hours to re sign." he said, when a delegation of KI Tasoaus and Mexiean citizens called upon him In his camp in the hills near Juarez and asked him to con shier peace terms. He stiid It was his llnal reply to all attempts lo secure pence; thai Diaz must surren der the presidency. Rebels Surround Juarez. Madei o's army su rrouncls .Juarez. I The main cetmiuand Is in the mouu I tains toward Ranedio Klores. almost uue west of Juarez. tiaribaldi's command of more I halt L'itu is north west of Juaivz. when1 the insurrecto anillery is mounted and where the im-urrecn? chiefiain mid his lieuten ants have been meeting during the day. In case of an attack the only dan ger to KI Cao from bullets will b.1 from Hie- men at Handle, if lhe should altack from the soiithwesl. The insurrecto canon will ltn paral lel with the Rio Crande past Kt I'asei Into Juarez. Aeceinting to I'nlted States army edlicets here. Juarez is well ptepar. d tor the expected attack. The trenches outside the city, they say. have lien yo well constructed as . vlrlually o defy eliscovei v, and the loi tlth atious within the city show unusual mili tary skill. Juarez, in their opinion, is in a position to resist the attack of a force far greater than its garri son. Diaz Shaves Note. W ASHIXCTOX, April :. I . In tele grams to the State' Department today, t ho Mexican foreign otlice w II lidreiv portions of President Diaz's reply to Til ft that gave offense hro. Last night Minister Do ,a Rarra told the Prestileutt that Mexico desired no In tervention and thai ttie note did not intend to be offensive. It Is believed that part of Diaz' answer was intend ed for home effect and thai It was Inserted with the full intention of withdrawing "it 'is soon as the Mexi I'iiii people hael time to digest the1 'n dependenr "play" of Diaz. Mexico City advices this afternoon slated that Lawrence Converse and l.nnis Piatt. Americans, confined In Juarez as snspee-ted spies, have ln"n released by Diaz, who heard the peJ( of Converse's father. . Asks Whhelniwal of Troop. I WASHINGTON. April L' 1 .- Vic tor Merger, the Socialist Congress man. tedny presented a pet it ion signed by NO, mm American citizens, in tin' Douse demand! nt: thai the Hand I troops on the1 Mexican border be re called. Merger said the petition was nroof that the bloody (diameter ef Diaz' government was understood and that the1 justice er the uprising was appreciated by a majority of Americans. XO lil'MKDV nut IM AMM.l.; P xitAi.vsis int. i u:xr.u. WASHINGTON. April -The control of infantile naralvsis toil.-.v must be bv preeniien. since no speci fic remedy or cure for It is known." said Dr. Simon Klexnei. of the Rocke feller Institute of Medical Resean !i. today hetoie Hie National Acaeletuv or Sciemvs. The eletermiued erfeut bv many stale's lo deal with tho epi demic through prevention, by reeiulr- iuK noMucnnoa Him quarantlno conimeiiele.el by Dt. Klexuer. Pedntiug out that L'o.noti raseM had eiccnrreel since lis appearnne-e in the1 I nited StaleH in epttlemic form. Dr. Klexnei said that rroin 1 1. inlet to l ..ntni cripples hael been left by the disease. No more convincing and im pressive example of the' value1 etf the employment ot animals in the eluci dation of a se'i-ious ami baffling dis-e-ase could be cited, he said, than the experiments from w hlch accu rale knowledge of infantile pnratysis had been obtained. Pit KPOCKKT, ?:i M:ltS oi.i, TIMH.S itoosi:vi:i,T. SKATTLK, Wash., April L0. Con- vlcteel by n Jury in leu minutes. John Drown. 7;t yearn en age. bedels the loeul record as the eileh-st pickjiocket. He admitted on the w llness stand that he got em the Roosevelt train ut San Aulemio. Texas, and was 'n every crowd tho former President aetclressed on his Inst tour. A. I-. Haynes, aged lit), captured Mrown alter the (del man hud ex tracted u gedd watedi and $ I I from his pocket. Mrown. Haynes said, was In a crowd packed onto a streetcar n'rier Roosevelt's speech heoe. WhUe1 he was helping Mrs. Haynes on the car Mrown plckeel his pocket. .JOIIX M. TIIUOXK oi KTi;i ity (iOVt WKST. SALKM. Or.. April 20. -The politi cal ax has tallen again at the Stale luplted and John M. Throne, of (he Insurance Cennmissloners' depart ment, has submitted his resignation at Hie ItiHtanct? or liovernor Went. Mr. Thrum was employed during tioyeruor Reason's actmlnlst ration and is a Re'publicau. (Jowrnor West ace-uses Throne of ' niakhor finHUr.t...t.r was Heniarks" cone-ernlng West in thr. catnpalgn and as a result the Gov ernor notified Mr. Kozier to discharge his head clerk. He will be sitcreeded hy Chin leu Wilson, or Portland. .Mr. Throne i-omen from Itoaeimrg. Ills resit-natlon Koes Into effect .Mav STVI.I.IO.V IdclOXsH LAW i:i i wtivi: ox mav (iiti:(ii m:ws. w. rous of- J the peo-! I ff s II will I II Iteliel'i lla.lly Whipped. I ' I ' ! t ! . A , Mex.. April 20.- f'oin nialidini; a rone of :'. redera.s. Colnnel Mian, met yesterday foreeil a hand of rehels. said to niiinher more than oo. lo ahanilon llielr posilion 'lit Miilainoras Iziiear, a town they had taken early In Ihe week. Aei-ordliiK lo olllelal reporls Ihe rebel loss was tin killed anil l.'.o wiinndeil. The I'eileralM loss as le porled by Colonel lllainiuel Is elt;at killed and wonmled. The leilerals also reporleil the killiiiK of horses and the eaplnriiiK of many more. Cooper Morris, seiilenied .o live veals III Ihe slate lienllenllal y lor niisapproprlallon of lb., minis of the Olenoii Trust anil Havliiiss Conl pany. nnist lie-in al onee seryhm lime. Covernor West this week de nied his applleai Ion lor a pardon. Oregon inohalr has climbed to the highest price known In years. t Stlo Thiirsilav a pool of l.'i.noo pounils was sold at a 7 Vfc fenls a pound. Tho blub IlKiit'e. which Is ! eenls nhove the lop price hid ror the liallas pool Saturday, was the result of competition between the mills. Highest cash price paid hair. .1. Itarker Co. for ino-dswlf COIIVAI.I.IS. Or.. April 20. The new Bullion law which was passed hv Hie last session of the legislature will go Into erreci May 2,-,. Tho atulliou hoard has been organized, and plmm for the work Hie being made, hut no licenses will be Issued until after May 2.',. Stallion owners hIioiiI,! however, get In their applications before that date. Il will not be possible to register and have examined nil the horses In tho slate In a day or two, so that some time may intervene between the receipt of the application and the Issuance of the license. It Is not ex peeled that Ihe owners stop using their horses during that period, but It Is expecied Unit no horses will be used alter May 25 until an applica tion for liceiiso lias been made. Animals having county licenses will also have to gel stale license under the new law. as there Is no connection between the slate license and that Issued by the county. Montr paid lor county licenses will not count toward securing stale licenses. Copies of the law and application bluliks may be obtained from the secretary of the board ut Corvallls. It Is not necessary, however, that the applications be made on the regultir blanks. A letter will do as well, providing the necessary information is lui-litilcd. All applications must be aci-oiiipanli'd by Ibo $10 fee, and. In case or registered horses, by tho ' pedigree certiorate. These pedigrees will he returned. Kor horses not pure bred the owner must give a complete statement of the horse's breeding. K. I.. I'otler. secretary. Si 111 I Ion Registration Hoard. TOI1AVS STAMHMi OI'' cAM(ii).'i'i:s roil .ii i:i:xs. Novelties in Hat Pins Trust first to this show store to always the new things Altliosl fancy. invile your line of fan,., very kind Inspection hat pins. See l hem . pile, A. S. HUEY Itoseluiij.'!! Leading .Icwe On Cass Street. Mrs M rs C II Win. Miss Allle Miss Adilli Mrs. O II. Miss II Miss I' Senior tlleen. t; run void . . . . Hell I Hack Sacrv McAllister . . . rrlel Murker Ciimpbi'll . .". I " .3111 . nun . .0 :in Helen Hamilton tlerlle I 1 1 1 , 1 . -1 1 1 1 il II .1 I). Zurcher I'red Haynes 20 l.izzle llolall 20 10 Mils Miss M l'K. M rs. Mii-s M iss Lucy Itriilues . . . ( liildreti. Mauriue lliichiiiiiiii 1 !7 l.uiile (lllniorc 170 Norma Noi l h Ill Minn Campbell 77 .lean Perrv ."n Josephine McKlhiliny - Hololbea Abraham I s Teka llaym s ! I lull Jew t 11 Lola In, hi, ins .', Louise Mors" ., Kllzab-th Huberts 1 opi:i: vi io ov mi i:ih;ki;ii IlltlXCS SOI Ml .ML'MAI.ITV. and herein 1,1 fie St lii.it.'na!; .,--. Ii! ll- li Theat , KMHI il. 11. at o I ngtlize Ihe g.-n'T'tiis , si hnol juniors and in lie- lemma! it in the liiiniv.f ,. niulit "ii Iv. at tl i iiin. r W.-ihitigt' is Tip. s, lav evel I'l.'ilM' !' pres. '. ll. lialde Mcdirlio' Nol Xarcolh. Mis. I' Mar'l. St Joe. Mi, b., says: ' Our :ilf,.' bov lolitrai I' d a fev' -e :,ioti.hial I'oul.l" Mini as 'he do-tor's iiiedi'iiie did not iiii" him. I gv... him I'op.v s Hom y and Tar Com Moiilid in which 1 have great fifth. i entei ! rniiBh as w.'!! a Hi" cbokitif i't.d cacL-ine !,. and be L-oi u.-ll In a .-'..rttt twin- Foley s ml Tar Compouii'Mi.'is maey I as much troiih'e anil we without it in the house ' M. usters I'rug Co. o -O The ladles of the Presbyterian church wli serve a dinner In '.he Sundav school room of the church. Saturday, May in. dtl ivicy ITMieS SitV i-ii b:i 1. bring m l. ' . V l i itvm iiK t vKits at this .store invariably com, when tl.ey want more and th-lr nreii, wl'b them I si: of oi it ri itxi ri in.- proves that it Is as good as ft looks, and that Is Haying a whobM lor. si MMi:it 1 1 itxm m: I poi.ii and lawn can be bfiaKhl here now at ii, one -,,!, v i ii g rates. !iy not si-cure roh,,, f,,r ,SI. u,s y.ar, nnd next. too. You cannot wear it out in one season by any mean. PvICE , RICE Thff Houwe Furnlghrii. C ARSON. Nei.. ing an operation Klefett. sen I to Iff in l!'it; r-e- 1'oie wa:-i April jo. I'oilo,-.-u bis skull. I'tank state's prison for 'he murder of man K. Malone in cond IMonail v - i - bv the Hoard of I'ar- olitilltied freedom de ii re i i.ieliiel . Kvi.-fv ndatives said be1 vas 'n sane When be siiot M.ilotie njtoii the 'attei . I 'tii-i! to provide a sped (b 're ini et i i - for hi m. Alter toir a i s ot etfot t If tot e t be prison li :nd. tin- pr'iner1 was operated on fer ttie remo'.al of a fco'fdgn i;rowtli In ihe skull, and a mail fraction 'if bono was cut out on i he brain. Kverol f. feci 1 1 c reel tt or tu a I men I a I ity and the doctor.--' Kild his case bad be.ii ' .lac k ; on ii n'' ejdlepsv. which is curable. In ihe bone wjo, a rnstv i lb-. Mciiinci(,u.; .llua. eV. dolled ' -d-' doiM. I Its end on 1 K 1IAVK the best couuly in Oregon, tho best, citv In Douglas County and the best clothing store in Rosehurg. Soiinils like il Is rather strong, yet It is the truth. We nro hen1 lo back It up. and can show you. Talking of the beft don't imply the highest prices, either we want te impresfl you with Hint fact, loo. If you have never worn one of our strictly hand tailored siiiis, fitted to your measure, you can't afford to delay; It means ie;tl satisfaction and pleasure and more, teo- - economy. Kveiy suit kept piessed free. You'll find our assortment largo enough lo make wmr side lion ea.-y. Price ranging from $ I ." to $:t0. alng pressijt HartHs Toggery HOME OF REGAL SHOES One-Conductor Helped Ibo k to Work, Mr. Wli ford Adaum Is Ms mini", 'ihd he writes: "I w;M routined to mv in-d with chronic ih- u ma Usm and i.'d t wo bo? t !e( of Kcdey'H K tdnov R..it,.mJv ttith good effert. The third boit!'! put me on tit v feet and I re sumed work an conductor on the Lexington. Ky.. street tallway. It will do all you claim In caws of rheumatism," It clears the blood of ur!c acid. MiitHtcra Drug Co. CU T THIS OUT AIN'l) VISIT THE ROSEBURG TH13ATER This Ticket And 5 Cts. Is go, ni for admission of two children under the age of 12 years. Uood at nil times except Saturday nights. 0n- ly theatre In town showing associa tion pictures.