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tVKNINQ MHfftURO REVIP.W ISSUED DAILY BACKPt 9VNDAT REVIEW PCBUSHINU COMPAJTT Catered at RoieburR, Oregon. Poit offico Second-Clan Matter. L. WIMIiKKLY DAILY Per year, bjr mall IS.Ot Per moDtb, delivered 10 Per week, delivered II SEMI-WEEKLY Per year (2.00 till months It. 00 HKITKMIIKH 7, 1UI1. CIIItVHANTIII'.Ml M ONLY (iKM INK HI i kll.l.KIt Itl l.KS UOVKIt.NMK.N'T. A HEALTHY, Happy old age May be promoted by those who mbiIuI I mi-iftt! fclllrU, UiKtl.l Kit flour.' Hiimuilr tutra bm) bii hi-ilwfcom ItiifU puwdsr and to liuiio iiient uowder but ihe term I meet powde'r' lined without ljuull fli'Htinrt. Mlif ulriftt a derlnlttf article insect powd.r mlidti from powdered ceniv cleanse the system, noW and ht'uda of a ajiecle oi enryaantne- "i ' j i I ,, then, when in need ol a laxative HiTi'iifti-r "luM-ct powder," if remedy, by taking deseitspoonful IhIi.-I1.mI Insect powder.- must be , rofrMhlno wholesome nothiiiK ei but powdered chryaan- o the ever reiresiung, wnoiesome tiii-iiiuins. and truly beneficial byrup ol rigs K.-TcTdTTLenve Home. & oi. S."8' y,hkh.'U Kv,ry year a Lr,. number of poor ,Ittxat,V 8ene,al ?P" HuffrerH, whose lunga are ore und proved by the most eminent pny racked with counha, are urm-d to bo t;c;ans, because it acts in a natural, to another climate. Hut thla ' . ,i J J oHtiy and not i.iwuya ur. There a rtrengtherung way and warms and a better way. ii Dr. King a New tones up the internal organs without e'u'ET-i oUuT..0."h.i weening ihem. Itisequallybene- I 1HLAN tl ) IMil'sliiV 1 1 nif of iiiiik trouuie, wniiea 1 o it. Nelson, of Calamine, Ark., ficial for the very young and the mid- when an eie failed, and I Rained Je aBed, as it w always efficient and 4Y pounds in whikui- ii nuruiy uio . f ii i r I' J . T kiiiR of all couRh and lung cures." iree Irom all harmlul ingredients, lo Thmmiinds owe their live and health et jts beneficial effects it is always to It. It'a posltvely Riiarautoed for " , colda. coiiKha, la grinno, aatlima. iict-cosoi iu uuj uic jciiuuic, u-"' WASH1NUTON, Hept. 7. The De partment of Agriculture In a Rravcly , ..ml nnliilnti liiut IhhihhI. liua de cided that 'Insect powder" inuat be croup all throat and lung troubles. jne tje name of the Company l.. ... ..nu..tur...1 ..l.,vu....i,...,inn f... A 1 llll Tr-I..l h.t.,1. frua at r i flower.."' ' InT. druggist Clorma h .g byrup U.-p amly Henceforth a manufacturer of huR o prmted on the Irontol every package, destroyer who labels his product ;KM:ltAl, MOWN. I. "iniiect powder" aud puts such per- '.,.,.,. . , ., ,. feclly Rood Insectlcldea In the con-! I.lllRatlon over the estate of Mrs. he lulled Stales postal authorities coctlon as tobacco or hellebore, will Mary Maker O. Kddy. founder of the are confident they have discovered be liable to prosecution as an adult- Christian Hclence Church, advanced 'ho writer of a steady stream of crator. another step In the Superior Court at scurrilous anonymous letters which "The board," the decision reads, Concord. N. II., Wednesday. Chief during that time have attempted to "holds that the term 'insect powder' Justice Wallace, who some time ugo ! disrupt about every family of proml- u imerl in lintli a eoneral and sneclflc eiiinled an Inlunctlon restralnhia ! nonce In Kaslon, la. Ihe person in ua Ilw runner iimil vintr ill cases the erecti lur. HiMirv II. llaker. from ! the mind where no attempt Is made lo deslR- removinR any property of the estate nate a particular article. A similar from that state, modified the Injiinc-! condition exists in the use of the tlon so as to permit the payment of word 'Itour.' There may be 'rye $72,000 to the Second Church of, flour,' for Instunce, hut the word Christ. Scientist, of New York, 'flour' stundiiiK alone and used to After nine yenrs' persistent search, I Washington, h". ". One or. the Incidental reasons for Secretary ! of the Interior Fisher's present trip to Alaska Is to oust Kuther Duncan liom his BiroiiRhold on Methlakaht-' la Island. Father Duncan Is a priest who has been In Alaska ever sinco man can , remember and duriiiR most of that time has been nominal chief of the llathlakuhlla Indians, on the Island, which Was set aside for their use by the Government. I'nder' Father Duncan's nuiiliiiK hands, the Indians have built up a community of more than ordinary prosperity, possessing as It does a cannery, a saw mill and various other j industries of considerable size. Father Duncan, however, has hei le ' a little too Independent to suit I'ucle: Sam. and for this reason there has been an effort on foot for a long while to dislodge him. Agents, commissioners nnd all sons , of riMireseulatlves ol the Government I ,have been dispatched to the Island' to Humor uiiii inio letting nmse, mu . to no avail. However, he has llnally agreed to treat with the Government 1 through an attorney whom he had! recently retained, and Secretary I Fisher aud his parly will stoi at 1 Methlakahlla to attempt to reach an agreement with the old priest where by he will turn his Industries over to the Government. HEY THERE! HOW ABOUT YOUR. SIDEWALKS? THE Roseburg Concrete Construction Company Build all kinds. Let us figure with you. PHONE MAIN 274 WE HANDLE ORLA MOLASSES The purest and best. The old fashioned kind and a favorite with all housewives. Try a can. Upon using you will want an other. Put up in quarts, halves and gallons. Mrs. A. C. Kidd (Si Son THE ORIGINAL Empire Livery, Feed & Sale Stable Cor. Main and Washington Sts. BANKS & WELKER, Proprietors. Transient stock given best of care. Horses boarded at reasonable rates. First class rigs; good horses; careful drivers. Blacksmith Shop in Connection All Work Guaranteed. PHONE 5 Roseburg, Oregon Your Vacation- Either in the mountains or at the beach will be enjoyed immensely if The Benson Grocery puts up your grub supply if you stay at home you will enjoy our ser vice just as well. Fresh fruit and home grown melons, tomatoes, peaches, apples and pears. The most modePn stock of Groceries in Southern Ore. "The Pure Food Store" The BENSON GROCERY of the authorities tuniH out to be Minn Mil r let lie Witt, the old. unmarried daughter of (Jeorce lie Witt, member ol a famous old New Jersey family, who retired from business with a fortune a de cade ago to make his home in Kaston. In the meantime sot-In! Kaston, to jsay nothiiiK of rhllllpsbiiru across the river, where Miss llattie Is well known, Is In a turmoil. Fifty proml ' nent persons are scheduled to appear as witnesses and will Identify letters received by them. AmoiiB them are ministers, lawyers, physicians, bank ers and business men and some women of IiIbIi Bocial position, whose : lives hnve been made miserable by the letters. i Covemor Donaghey, of Arkansas. I has announced that he will commute ! the sentence of Earl Ciiichrist, a 'negro 19 years old, sentenced to be ! hunsed September 8 for the murder of another ne;ro. (iovernor Dona lnhey said: "Tho people of the North and Kast apparently tnins uutnmi is an Infant and that Arkansas Is unlnir to name him. Ho Is not an ' Infant and will not bo hanged." : United States Senator Joseph W. ! Ilnlley, of Texas, has confirmed the ! announcement that he will not he a j candidate for re-election to the Uni ted States Senate. Ills term will expire March 3, 1913. It Is said Senator Uulley wUI (to to New York City to practice law after his term In the Senate expires. A successor to i Senator Ilnlley will ho selected at the ' primary next July. Those men tioned as candidates Include Gover i nor O. H. Colquitt, former Governor Thomas M. Campbell. Colonel Jjicoh ! Wolters. leader of tho antl-prohlhl-I tlonists In the recent state-wide elec tion; Thomas Hall, leader of the i"drys" In the samo election; Con i gressninu Knndall, Colonel John 'Johnson nnd William I'olndexter. The latter two were candidates for Gov ernor at the last election. Mystery surrounds tho death ol II. li. l'eterson, whose mutinied body was found alongsldn the tracks of tho Oregon Short Lino at Payette. Idaho. Wednesday morning- Peter son, who was a local .Methodist min ister, was employed as night freight clerk. Half an hour before the ar rival of the fast westbound train Tuesday night he hung a mil 1 1 sack on Ihe crane and failed to return. Murder Is suspected. Reduced to tho direst poverty through her craving for drink and drugs, Mrs. Helen Dixon, "Governor Maker." and one time powerful Populist politician, is dead in Den ver, the result of starvation and ex cessive use of spirit-deadening opi ates aud liquor. Krom tSS.'i to 1S9.1 Governors of stales and prominent politicians by the score were nu in hered among her closest friends. Sin was the leading spirit of tho Popu list movement whtch swept Colorado In 1S91 and was directly responsible for tho election of David II. Walte as Governor. A 1'OPl l..lt VKIIIUCT. Itnsed on Kvidenco of Itoseliurg Peo pie. Grateful thousands tell of It How weak backs are made strong; Weak kidneys made well Urinary disorders corrected. Itoseburg peopto add their testi mony, Thev gladly praise Dean's Kidney Pills. For quick relief nnd lasting cures. Itoseburg evidence Is now com plete. Itoseburg testimony Is confirmed; Reports of early relief substanti ate.!. Cures doubly proved by test of time. Let a Itoseburg citizen speak. A. J. Haydon, 2-11 Flint street. Itoseburg. Ore., says: "1 am glad to recommend Drain's Kidney Pills again and confirm the public statement 1 gave In their favor In 1906. My -ild-ueys troubled me a great deal, the kidney secretions containing s.nli ment and passing too frequently. The claims made by Doan's Kidney Pills Impressed me in their favor nnd I was led to get n supply at the Mars ters Drug Co. This remedy helped nie from the time I commenced their use nnd before lung the trouble from my back nnd kidneys was corrected Oilier member of my fatn'ly have used Doan's Kidney Pills nnd In every Instance benefit has been received." For sale by all dealers. Price f0 cents. Foster-.Mllburn Co.. lluff.ilo New York, sule agents for the United States. Heniember the name Doan's and take no other. I niiecessai-y Iaish of Time. As usually treated, a Bprained ankle will disable a man for three or four weeks, but by applying Cham berlain's Liniment freely as Boon as the Injury Is received, and observ ing the directions with each buttle. a cure can be effected In from three to four duys. For sale by all deal ers. L Trade at the store that satisfies. The Rochdale. X"HEN you invest in a watch, make it alife-timc investment. Pay enough to secure a watch that io made to fjive a life-time of re iable service. A cheap watch won't last a life time. It cannot keep reliable time. That is why you must not buy a watch by its case, (or most cheap watches have showy cases. They arc made lo sell on appear ance. You can be sure of a WALTHAM WATCH Waltham movements arc the best in the world. The product of the world's greatest watch plant, the result of nearly three quarters of a century of experi ence. "Its Time You Owned a Waltham." With proper care a Waltham Watch will last you a life-time and keep you on time all your life. That is why we have made Waltham Watches our leaders. Waltham movements "in all grades and styles each the best possible value at its price. Plain or fancy cases, solid or gold filled. Drop in and talk "watch" with us. Clingenpeel Jeweler and Optician The Bellows Store Co. (Incorporated) Roseburg's Leading Cloak and Suit House Friday and Saturday Specials 1.50 Umbrellas 9c Best grade ladies' and gentle gentlemen's Umbrellas. Best quality 98c 1.50 Petticoats 9&c The "Elite" adjustable skirt, the newest on the market, Special 98c Ladies' Winter Tans 3.50 The newest tan boot, for fall wear nobby last, all sizes. Special $3.50 50c Ladies' Vests 25c Ladies' winter weight, bleached cotton vests best 50c grades Special 25c , j ' Mm 25c Bath Towels IQc Best grades bleached bath towels, large sizes. Sold else where at 25c. Special 19c Blanket Robes 3.00 Beautiful patterns in bath robe, blankets, light and dark shades. Special $3.00 Ladies' Tailored Skirts Just in by express newest creation in ladies' dress skirts, manish materials, beautifully tailored, from $3.00 to $15.00 2.50 Boys' Shoes 98c Clean-up of 36 pairs of boys' and youths dress shoes, ox fords and boots values up to $2,50. Spechl 98c Visit our ready-to-wear department Friday and Saturday. AM the new creations in ladies' and children's wear ready for your inspection. One piano vote with cvcr7 cent of Ilnro you seen tho pluno nt Joseph- your purchase nt .losepnsoirs. ati sons; citi g.-roa? rtN ! i iMmm ! ! : SEPTEMBER "A innldiMi born when autumn leaves Are rustliiiK In SICl'TK.M Hl-llt'S breeze, A SAIMMURK on lier luind should bind 'Twill cure diseases of the mind." Sapphires of tho finest grades you will find nt HUEY'S Hosebiirg's Leading Jeweler. Dry Fir Wood We Grain of all Kinds Split Oak Wood Want Hay of all Kinds Slab Wood Your Feed of all Kinds ORDERS Now is the time to order your wiuter's wood take advant age of our special prices. We make our own deliveries, insuring promptness and correctness. Warehouse Winchester Street, on the Switch Telephone 163 . ROSEBURG FEED AND FUEL CO. I The way you look And still more, the way you feel, depends on the groccfies you buy, and the service you get where you buy You will look pleasant, throw out your chest and smile when you order groceries from us. . Fresh fruit, string beans, sweet corn, tomatoes and melons, all good and fresh every day. Get on to our delivery system. The North Side Grocery WE have a carload of the Celebrated Michigan Buggies and Spring Wagons, which has just arrived, and which should have been here the first of April, but was delayed. On account of them arriving late we are going to make a big reduction in prices. If you intend to buy a buggy or a hack this summer, buy it now. Call arid look over our stock. J. F. BARKER & COMPANY e Implements and Vehicles
