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jtifiMiMO i in. nr 17 i in EVENING ROSEBl'RO REVIEW IHSI KI) DAILY KXr:iT 81NHAI review n ni.ismxa comiaxt Entered at Roseburg. Oregon. Post office as Second-Class Matter. L. W IMIIKItl.V UAILT Per year, by mall 13.00 Per month, delivered CO Per week, delivered It SEMI-WEEKLY Per year 12 00 ill months 11.00 JAM'AKV H, IIM:i. KKV. I1. A. MOSF.S l.lkKI.V OI.DK.ST OI.I.Kt.l'. STI KKXT. COI1VAI.I.IS, Or., Jan. 7. Anion,; the Btudcnta reentered In the short cou rue at the Oregon Agricultural College In the Heverend rVter .. Moses, of Cnrvallls, 7rt years of an-. Mr. Moses la esiieelally Interested In poultry raining aim la taking work In that department. Thla Ih the fifteenth annual nal n of the winter ahort course at (). A. C. and Mr. Moses atatea that he has attended nearly every one of them Mr. Moaea la probably the oldest ahort course student attending any of the colleges of the country. IK' was actively enituKcd In the ministry 54 yeara, having graduated Iroi i Rnndolph Macom College In Virginia DO yeara aKo. At one time he waa a atale aenator of Arkansas and ills i aerved aa president of two southern colleges. During the Civil War Kei. Mosea served ns a Confederate chap lain. Since that time he has been paator of ehurrhea in Virginia, Tei. nessee. Arkansas and Oregon. having rilled the pulpit of the CorvalHi. MethodlBt Kplscopal Church, South, for a number of years. He haB he-n a member of the Masonic Lodge for 68 yeara. MUtll.lv M.kti KUVs. (The Mail). O. Roup has sold his mall contract and stage business, between herj and Nugget, to W. P. Willla, who took charge the first of the monta. Mr. Itoup will likely locate at Health-. ('. J. Hli hey and wife left for Kails City W-dueaday. They will pack their household goods and ship the'n to .Myrtle Creek, when' they will make their home In the future. It Is reported here that Krank Mil ler, a man of about 40 years of ag look SukIc Urake from here to Spo kane. ash , and married her .Suit -Is only a child, less than 1- years of uge. . Mrs. L. A. Dauglierty Is uimltig ' start In u few days for a visit wl'h f : lends lit Missouri. Arkansas an I Texas. She plans to remain away about six weeks. She has ren'e 1 1 her home here lor six months to I A. Dickson and wife, who have a j homenteiid on Itoiuner Hill that they j plan to move to next summer. Mrs. i Daughcrty has also purchased some town lots here unit acres of latiJ on South Myrtle. Foley's Honey und Tar Compound "Cures In Kvery Case." T4KI.j stfcpn To HKi'kAL HOME Jtll.K AMKXD.Vb.M I'uriKtti iif the Anll-HailiMJU I.-ujim Arc Oiitlimd fur the I'rvtrnt A UrV WUil MidnlKlit Hid. To warn people of a fearful forom fine In the Ciitukllls a yuuiiK filrl rod horseback at midnight and navel many Uvea. Her deed waH glorious, but Uvea are often navcd by J)i KliiK'a New Discovery In curing Iiiiik trouble, coughs and coIUh, which might have endrd In consumption or pneumonia. "It cured me of a dread ful cough and lung dlrtpatie," write V. R. Patterson, Wellington, TVv. "after four In our family hud die! with consumption, and 1 gained S7 pounds." Nothing ao sure and wif- for all throat and lung trouble. Prfr 60o and $1.00. Trial bottle fn-". Uuaranteed by all rtrtiggintH. K Mr. J.is. MrCalTery. Mgr. of tha Sell Ilia Motel, Oinaliu, N h.. reeorn ni e ii da Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound, because it cures In every case, "i bavu UHed it myxelf und I huv; rerontnieiuhd It to many others who have since told me of its grc-at cura tive power In diseases of the throat and lungs." Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is a reliable family medi cine. Hive It to your children, and take It yourself when you fe-d a cold coming on. It checks and cure.i coughs, colds and croup, and pre vents bronchitis and pneumonia. Ite fiiKn substitutes. For Bale by all dealers. K oi k i; or i n. ii in .k iu; I I X. L K A M I NATION'S. Notice is., hereby given that th eighth grade final examination wIM be held in Doug las County on Jan uary IS and 11. All teachers having pupils eligible to enter same should report to the County Supt. on or before January 13 tho mimes of such pupils desiring to take Die examina tion. The program for the sumo Is qm follows: Thursday Physiology, Geography History, Civil (.overunietit. Friday tirnminar, Spelling, Arit'i mellc und Writ lug. Yours verv truly. CO. SCHOOL SCPT., dsw Per K. !. Fountain pens cleaned and re paired at the Itoseburg Hook Store A Poor Weak Woman Aa th la termed, will endure bravely and patiently tonte which m tronf man would (live way under Tha fact la women are more patient than they ough to be under auoh trouble. Every woman outfit to know that ahe may obtain the moat experienced medical advice frtf of chart and In fmfidmct and privacy by writing to the World' Dispensary Medical Association, It. V. Pieroe. M. I)., President, Hull do, N. Y. Dr. Pierce baa been chief commit in 4 phyiician of the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, of Ituffulo, N. V.. for many yeara and haa had a wider practical cine Hence la the treatment of womcn'a dtseuea than any other physician in this country, ilia medicines are world-famous lor their astonishing edictiey. The moat perfect remedy ever dertted for weak and dell women ia Dr. Pierce's Pavorite Prescription IT MAKES WEAK WOMEN STRONG. SICK WOMEN WELL. The many and varied symptoms of woman's peculiar ailments are fully set forth in Plain Knfthkh in the People's Medicul Adviser (1N)M raftc), a newly revised and up-to-dtte Pditiun ol whi?h, cloth-hound, will he nuiled fret on receipt ef 31 onoccnt stumps to pay ost of mailing smv. Au'dicss m above. Sykes Roller Skating Rink Clair Hlodjjctt, Mjr. A popular resort. OrohestrnTpipe organ. Meet your frienJs all the Roller Kink Open: Kvcnings Skates 25 Os. Over Sykes Store. Next Door to V. O. Rear K. L Stephens' Shoe Store Progress vShoe vShop PRICE LIST M.'Tl'n Hiilf S. i. M. n S.'.- nliil ll.'. l- MMl'S I ll'l Sil, , , U . . Illl H H.llt ho(, TMt, V Ilex' 1.11,1 1 1 : I r . . ' I :i,l', i h.fl: ll'l1'! T it.-.-lH IV. I lir.i, ii. . i ri.it. Nhi's ... .7.1 on .i.i .ii.i Nhmn nut.).- to nnlrr all w..ik i1 i.-,i..,li,1 ci .r.ii. I to l- tlr(-lnM J. H. Sykes i J OpVMlc Office. WE Carry a new and tomplcte st.u k tf Cutis. Am munition. Fishing Tackle aiul SHitmj Ctxils. Gun Repairing ami hey Fitting a Specialty! A share of your patronage will he Apputi tU J. PORTLAND. Or.. Jan. 8. A lettPi Ih beiUR iHHued today by the Anti .Suloon League of the atate to ven ctcrKyman In Oregon, and many otherti. callliiK them to united action and Hpeclfyine; four things that the League claims need immediate at tfiitlon. These four propositions at' stated as follows In the letter: ' Kina, ConKrettHlonul action cor rioting the abutte that has grown m in Bhlpping liquor Into dry territory under the protection of the inte state commerce law. "Sicoitd, so amend the slate con stitution that It will be Impossible to have a wet city In a dry county. The Home Kule amendment and rt- cent decisions of Ahe Supreme Court make this imperative. "Third, the selection of a legisla ture that U friendly, that adequaU legiHlatton can be expected, and un friendly legislation defeated. "Fourth, tho enforcement of law I through personal effort and also through the election of men for thesi I offices having to do with the (liter pretatioti und execution of law who can be depended upon to do the'r complete duty." I The league will also. It Is state 1 at their headquarters. Immediately begin operations to carry their plan , Into execution by IhsiiIiik letters to randidates for Congress and t.ic i I'uited States Senate to learn -th attitude of these men on tho ques tion of the Interstate shipment of In toxicating liquors, and then In turn the Anti-Saloon League proposes to advise their friends of such attltud that they may act accordingly. Th league leaders declare that they will do hI ml lur work In relation to ttu- Leglslature, namely: learn the atl! tilde of candidates on favorable legislation and join for the onet friendly regardless of party, and op prme all others. They a too propoa to mix In the election of district at torneys. Judges and other officials. Petitions will soon be In circula tion, according to the Antl-Salooj League program, to so amend th constitution by repealing the Home Kule amendment that by the couati tutlon a city will be prevented from being wet in a county the majority of the citizens of which are for pro hiMtton. J. F. Murke. the attorney for th- leaguc, said today, "Well, the pro gram of the league spenks for Itself The initiative and referendum lau render It easy to get fair legislation but you cannot execute law by that process. It needs the selection of public afttrvunts who will do thefi duty, a nil who realize that the satn forces that were behind the law art behind them In Its enforcement. The Idea of voting to prohibit the selltnp of liquor In a place, and then votint: for a marshal, mayor, attorney. Covernor who dot's not believe in the enforcement of that law, Is rank non sense. The people are ready to vt for public servants who stand for thr law when they know the attitude ol the Individuals who are candidates for that office, and on the other hand, the candidates for public offices fo: the most part will be glad to stand for the law when they know the peo ple will support them In that atti tude. "This program of the league Is In harmony with the principles of en lightened government. With tin state und the community Is placed the responsibility of the protection of the life, morula, liberty and healtn of the ctti.ens, and It Is tho Bint and community, not the Nation, th:t must enact and execute laws to that end. And when a part of the stat?. or the entire stnte. In working out that purpose of government, passes a law prohibiting the sale of intoxi eating liquor, the National Govern ment should be an aid and not n hluderance to the execution of that law. "The question Is not to be raise 1 as tt whether the delegation to Con gress of the power to regulate com merce between the states Is wise; of course It Ik, but It was never In tended by the fratners of that Instru ment that that delegation of power tthould be used to defeat the purposes of government In the various states Ami hence the forces Interested In the enforcement of law In this coun try are behind a bill known as the Kenyoti-Sheppard bill in Congress, which makes It unlawful to ship any Intoxicating liquor from one state or territory of the Vnlted States Into another stale or territory of the Cnl ter States or under Ha Jurisdiction which liquor Is designed for 1llegil sale In such territory. No one run oppose that legislation except one who Is desirous of having the laws violated. NO MORE GAS IN STOMACH AND BOWELS Not Only Relief, but Cure for All Time ft.. t ii-itH uinHuin:.N. fimf sS.wth itl t-rT iIimi iwr ia a l -t; t t llnvm tv( sw'w auh Wrt fwV it -IbH. ill Tm-r. ml " nr b U. air ifhta, r- M Hi-r I fcH ""l 3. titf lt tr nr"-tKn: th-t r;r- frt-i .( : .rmrt I. U-rm i e"trrt it.n -U .. rr Vt tt twrtx -I'll rrri - t-v ' tn at-iJ rr4 f in all trm MS t4 vs ;s-i h us, THE DANCER Of RHEUMATISM Tht danger of Rhramatism is It temporizing in the treatment, or in fai!:ng to realize the powerful nature of the trouble. If the blood is allowed to remain infected with uric acid, Rheumatism soon be comes chronic, ard then if not checked it sometimes makes com plete physical wrecks of its victims by permanently stiffening the joints and seriously interfering with the bodily nerve force. External ap plications will often temporarily relieve Rheumatic pains, but do not reach the blood, where the cause is located, and to depend entirely upon such treatment is a very dangerous thing I J do. S. S. S, cures KheamatisM by removing every particle of the cause and purifying the blood. It filters out of the circulation every trace of the soar, inflammatory matter, cools the acid-heated nerves, causes a natural and healthy" nourishment through the blood to all muscles joints and bones, and perfectly cures Rheumatism in all its forma. S. S. S. does this great work because it is the greatest of all blood purifiers, acting directly on the source of the disease. Our special book on Rheumatism and any medical advice will be sent free to all. S. S. S. is sold at drug stores. THE SWIFT ."""' r TO., Atlanta. Co. A Herd itl 4 J.ighlKoii. r'ot yearX J. 8. Donohue, S Haven, Mich., a civil war captain, a lighthouse keeper, averted awfi ! wrecks, but a queer fact is, be might have teen a wreck, himself, tf Kli-c-tric Hitters had not prevented. "They cured me of kidney trouble and chills." ho writes, "after 1 bad taken other so called cures for yeara without benefit, and they also im proved my sight. Now, at seventy. I am feeling fine." For dyspepsia, indigestion, all stomach, liver ant kidney troubles, they're w ithonl equal. Try them. Only 0 cents at 4 II druggists. K REAL ESTATE Farm Lands Fruit Lands Stock Ranches Poultry Tracts City Property . Rentals FIRE INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC List Your Property With Us. HIMES & OLIVER ASS ST., XKXT TO at.l IIOTKL IMiOXK 387. HOSEBI RO, OR. AUTO TRANSFER 7- J. F. CI.KMKXTS, I'rop. Phone 70, or leave orders at J. il Sykes' gun store. Carrying Good Lumber OltK; it AILICOADS makk ieh; puoi its. SALEM. Or., Jan. 7. The gros , revenue of all the railroads operating in Oregon so far as Oregon's share of the business Is concerned were $27, 630.425, according to the annual r- port of the State Hallroad Commis sion which was completed yesterday. The railroads paid taxes amount ing to $ 1 , ; 5 2 , fi 5 2 and enjoyed a n'n operating revenue, less taxes, of $. 8 70,697. The operating expenses, ex clusive of tuxes, were $ 1 6.207 .Hi ti these being the operating expenses assignable to Oregon. These tigureis represent business for the year end ing June 30, 191 1. "Dr. Thomas' Eclectic Oil Is the best remedy for that often fatal dis ease croup. Mas been used witi success In our family for eight years." Mrs. L. Whiteacre, Huffaln, N. Y. in we do, we are not afraid of com petitors In either quality or prices. All our luniler is sawn frum the best Umber obtainable, and a carpenter who is any kind of a Judge will ad mit that the lumber we offer Is superior. We also carry doors, win dows, shingles and other building material, also wood and coal. PACK IXVKSTJIKXT CO. ! ! s tjm j ! j. OHKCiON KKSTAt'KAST j. opro l-.y and N Ixht. j. Firm-class meals at all hours Frwsh OI)mpi Oysturt, Klsh and C'amt all tae time. 4 Rt'Kiilnr Meal!, 25 Cent. Have added a new BalcoDy ! ppeda:iy reserved tur ladles . fid famlUea. . An Electric Piano will furnish . music daring meal hours. "Do, The Dollar Mark Is of very Utile use to look at, but li menus mu.'h If you have a mulr. plirity of dollars In this bank. I. would he a wise move for you tn start a bank aceouut tf you have nut rtno nlrrndy. And It would be the wifent move to deposit here, wher, our saving are safe and sure to earn you a good Interest. Invest. gate that means knowledge. 4 Interest on Time Deposits FIUST Tltl ST SAVINGS HANK of i;osi:iu it". At to sta;k link iriot. UhVj stsgea and antos for ManV field and all I'hm Hay points. lo fnr Peel and allllaood. It-are I). W. I! ipps rrocery str. MS Shertdaa. Cash paid tor produce along th line. To eelelmte the New Year, icrre yo r frl.-ujs itli the Guest auJ purest beverage made Iiiwhirg Suiierlor Soda. It's purity and dellrlousneM are due to the (;!t that enly the h-t materials are used and it Is made In a most fvVntifi,' manner, in sanitary sur roundings. R0SEBURG SODA WORKS Phone 186 We Are Going To Discontinue f -?'5ib 7 t i or .!! i. A-i, t O tl l A do ill uineicui uciks " j.u iu $6.00 Cabinet Cards, and we offer them at $2.00 Per Dozen w!ii!c they last Our reputation is back of this effer. Clark & Clark Photographers I ); HfflWJii Candies, Nuts, Grapes, Oranges Candies the very best Nutsevery known kind Oranges from the best growers Grapes the kind you like Mrs. A. C. Kidd rQ, Son Commercial Club Building McClanahan Incubators and Brooders Spray Pumps Pruning Tools Let us demonstrate to you what the Kansas Pruning Knife will do. J. F. BARKER & CO. Rostburg With a full line of Implements and Vehicles Oregon IN STAPLE AND FANHY GROCERIES Our Stock and Prices Will Please You S ham S.ile Washing Soap 1 fans Hiue Ribbon I'herrl.-s I Cans Kxtra Standard I'lums 3 Cans I'nily prim Cleanser .1 I'arkaRes lltrd Seed .1 raek;iees tlood Starch SiiiH-rfor Klotir. the best In town. sack. Fine Itlend Coffee. jer )ound X.V av 8.V sne 8.V 8.V ....ISO iMc KENDRICK & KING Jackson St. CROCERS Phone 63
