trtrAtjettt'R.
iilti. (J. . W, Hhoit wui uvwr from
U'llhur today.
J. A. HuchaUuii Iwft fur Ststam
thin Afternoon.
Z. K. Agee left this morning for
Kiddle nnd Myrtlo Creek.
Mlsa Mabel Kuvkehdatl returned
home to UiiKcne this afternoon, aft
v vitit here with her sinter, Mr
Itnhert K. 8mlth.
Mm. C. Malr and daughter, MIf
InrlH, of I.oa AnsiMeii, who hav
ht'Hii the guests of Mrs. 0. S. Adams
left this afternoon for Portland-
Mr, and Mrs. John K. Price left
this morning on thefr return to Po: I
land, after a vltrit here at the home
of Ham T. Smith and other relative
at Oftk Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Vlnnon left
this morning for Portland to viitt
with their sou, Hal ph. They were at
rompanled by MIhh V. M. Uavln, of
KtlenHhurK. Wash., who has been
Kiient at their home.
Mrs. M. C. Davis and children, o
HUlMhoro, who have been vfnUliig
here with her Inters, Mrs. Nathan
Fullf rton and Mrs. I. Kenton, left
this morning for Santa Cruz, Cal
where Mrs, Davis' husband, a Metho
llnt minlBter, Is now stationed.
Owing to a fistic encounter bu
tweon Jesse Lynch and his two par!
ners In crime, It became necessary
for Sheriff Qutne to place Lynch
who Is accused of trying to sell a
team belonging to Sam Smith In
the city jail to prevent further
trouble.
Asserting that he had been struck
on the head and robbed as he wah
walking at Fillmore and Sacramento
streets, San Francisco, Kellx Krai
srhner, aged 19 years, of (ib-nd'th1
Or., was found wandering on Kill
more street and taken to the Central
Hospital.
The County Court Is this after
noon completing the general jury llt.i
for 1912, and on tomorrow the court
will make the general tax levy an 1
appoint road supervisors and then
adjourn for the term. Judges atu.
clerks for the elections this yeu
will be named by the court ut tin
next session.
At Dallas. Or., thin week C. 11
Oulnn, of Oakland, was elected preni
dent of the Northwest Angora (iout
Association. In the exhibition of
thoroughbred Aiikoius Mr. (iuiiin
captured tlrst prize for does font
years and over and first prize foi
the best buck kid.
Mrs. Charles lllndman, wife of th
8. P. switchman, underwent an tin
usually severe operation for uppc:i
dlcltis at Mercy Hospital this morn
lug, Doctors A. K. Sether and A. '
bcely conducting. The path nt Is rn
I cried to be In a very favorable con
dltlon this afternoon.
Dr. Hermann. c.vcmIkIh
V BecliMHt , will be In his tilth
until Monday, Jan. 1U. A
thorough examination of the nerve
and muscles Is made as well as th
refractive condition of the eyes. Al
glasses are guaranteed to give pe,a
feet satisfaction or money refunded
The new I. O. O. K. hall com
mittee for the present year was or
ganlxed this morning with Mrs. J
(. Stephenson as chairman and V
T. Wright as secretary and treasure'-.
The other members are K. N. Uwari
C. It. Patrick and II. F. Gilbert. Th.
year's wrtrk bens with all bll's
paid, although extensive Improve
ments were made In nnd about th
building the past year.
Pleading guilty to a charge of
dniiikeuneits, "Tip" Hill was fine)
$10 and sentenced to five days
Jail In the city police court Moiuln
evening. He wns given until W.mI
ttpflrtH.v to ral-e the amount of tin
Ann and the Jail sentence was sus
pended Hndlug his good hehaxlor.
Hill told Recorder Wimberly he h.i.I
got drunk off a pint of whiskey pui
chased at a drug si ore on a prescrlp
Hon written for him by Dr. K. V
Hoover for a "cold."
(oltig down Cans Ktreet toward th
dep.it late Monday nlKht. (1. YV
Ita lp's mall wagon was struck by S
T. Smith's automobile as the inn
chine rounded the corner of ("huh
and Hone street. The Impact i
the collision separated the lone hois.
and t-hafts from the wagon, which
was carried back several feet bv tin
automobile. The 1iuuik' to th m;'
chine constated of a ttroken Hpiji
worth about Il'.V Charles Kmeren
driver of the mall wagon, sustaftn d
a bruised ankle.
I'roup ( mi tie I'n'vi iili'il.
When glvrn na mum a the roup
couch iiH:trti ('hiiinhcrlaln'r l'tiiiei
Iti'tiiedy will ward rIT mi iittm-k i:
croup nnd prevent all ilmiK'-r nn.l
canae of aiixiclv. TlioUHumU
mothers iish It BilrrcKHflllly. Stil.l
by all d.'ali rn. r
ITS WISEST
TO BZ AI1KM) 0!: TIME
Use your ordrra Uh us for your
needs In
MXUMMl WOOD.
W ran now fill th onbT with th
best selected old growth fir. the kind
that will mske your lire starting or
building an easy matter and a cer
tainty. nlso carry
IMK'K hPKIX.H OAI,
and a full lln of
KM-;i AND HAV
ROSEBURG FEED AND
FUEL CO.
Wlncbntrr and Jarkaon Street.
1'tiona It).
tnCAt RKW8.
. fcM. kuidU Mas th this city fj-J,j.
Hiddle today.
Geo. Marsh was In frvin Looklhfc
Glass on biiHlnews today.
Hon. A. F. Stearns and A. J. Dear
were over from Oakland today,
Clark Hurgar, of the New York
Store, Is In Portland on business.
Bricklaying was commenced tod.ij
on the new S. P. depot building lu
this city.
Mrs. Fred Hueil, of DiMard, Is
vUittng with her sister-in-law, Mrs
M. F. Rice.
Dr. K. H. Stewart will return horn"
Wednesday night from his Southern
California trip.
Miss Helen Hamilton left thl
morning on her return to Mills Col
lege, Herkeley, Cal.
Mrs. Catherine lray arrived her-'
this afternoon from (irants Pass and
leaves lu'H(lay for Springfield.
Fred West brook and family left
this morning for Albany, where he
may engage In the automobile dray
lug buslneHB.
O. P. Hammond left this niornpn;
for Southern Iowa for a visit at his
old home, and with his mother, who
Is now iU years of age.
Preston Lake, who for three
months tins been a special deputy
h her iff in the railroads yards hen
returned to Kiddle this morning.
Paul Gary, well known lu this city
who has been mining In the Drew
district for several years past, Ins
bought Kd Kiddle's neur-beer saloon
at Kiddle.
Koseburg Aerie No. I4!7, Fratei
nal Order of Knules, held Installation
of officers at their hall Monday night.
At the conclusion of business ther!
was a bamiuet at which the lodge
members entertained u number oi
their friends.
The grand Jury this afternoon filed
an Indictment UKainst K. C. IhilnJ
the young man who passed a worth
less order for $11 on !. O. Weather-
!y. an Klkton storekeeper, to pay ofl
an account or 9.i.. oiituiniitv,
money under false iri'l'iiwti is th
barge against him. lialrd has bt n
In Jail here for the past two month-v
It was expected that hp would be r
ruined late thin afternoon.
Petitions to the County Court wer
In circulation in this city today, ask
I ii K that a new road district he err
ated within the city limits. This Is
not to be an "exclusive" district, but
will pay Its regular share of the ge.
ral road and bridge tax of the conn
t y the same as In the past. Th
hango is nnked merely for the pur
lose of ha ml ling Its local road :if
fairs within the city limits.
W. F. Anmt. Crater Lake; A. Hen
ri k sen, t.lemlule: II. Wllkins. Simp
son; Hoy Counts. Drain; Mrs. Il.i
Itunyan. Y mica I la ; Chas. (!. (tier
W. K. St. John, Sulh'-rUn; J. C. John
son. D. C. Hosley, Cot tage drove
Geo. A. Castle. H. M. dague. James
Sargent, J. It. Ileiirlng, D. K. Pit.
uey. D. D. Moreland, F. S. Johnson
Portland; d. I). Plukerson. Kugeiie,
M North, John Siren. City, were re
nt arrivals at the McCtalleu.
(iiimI 'ough MiMllclne for Childn'U.
Do you know that fully nine oui
of every ten cases of rheumatism are
simply rheumatism of the muscles
due to cold or damp, or chronic rheu
matism, and require no Internal
treatment whatever'.' Apply Cham
herlalu's Liniment freely and see how
(iilckty it glvcH relief. For sale l
nil dealers C
FOIt SAI.M OF SCHOOL
W A Hit A NTS.
Notice is hereby given licit under
md by virtue of Snhd. ( of Sect'on
40.'l', Lord's Oregon Laws, and pur
sioi't to the further authority con
ferred upon tin Hoard of IMrec'.nrs
of St-hool DlKtrlct No. 4, Douulut-
'ounty. Oregon, at a school meet In.;
ield on the. Hit h day tf Decmiier
I '.'I I. hv the legal voters of said dis
trict, t lie undersigned hcrehv offcr
for salt negotiable. IntereHt bearing
warrants of haid S liool District No
4 lu the amount of $ 1 o.Ouo.imi. , ail
warrants to lie dated April I, ! I '
and hear Interest at the rate of '..
paatle Hiiiiuiillv. $".,iMio ini of niA
isniie to become due and pavhl" one
ir after dale, and $r..nnn.M two
irs from date thereof.
Any person w ishlng tif subscii't
or hit Id warrants, or imv o-tioii tf
the xam.'. may do so bv notiivinn the
uiitleisltiied on or before the Kith
ila of January, l'.MJ. Subscription
r s:i til a i rants lesK : luin I iti.tiu ,
will not be arcepted
Mv unler el Him Ho. h.I of Director: I
of S boul lU-uiict No. I, Douglas
Ollllt V. 11 I'gOtl.
Dated Oils Hih ilav of Januar."
S L DILI. KD. Chairman
GKOKGK NFl'NFK. Jr .
Itf ClerV-
Cseful. sanitary-- what you new!
for the hath room ghiss shelves
owe! l;irs, 111. -till holders
tumbler huldets. t nitli brimh holderF
sep.n :ite ir in comMtiat Ion , cor
ner sheUvs. rebe books. c.il hooks,
sponge baskets, tart the New Ynr
off r.glit. Winnie G.ntths. (ho Plutnb-
dtt
IF YOU
' .1 tun . i.r . ..w . ut ii ln-n. nil 1
If lull H int vmir aim k k.'l-t In Al
"ii.htion. Ift us nui'i'lv toil ulth thf
I til l! Kin .ltlif:u tii'll ' Full
Wvt.vhl ami r ii 1 1 M.'.mutiv"
ItiiNl Itt lit; I I t i n. (it.
!'l ' W liu lirst. r A .l:iikti St
nrMn,
uracna
",KV
OITOMKTHIMT
Ut W. CASS ST.
Hoavbarg
wvrt wri'lli: Mil (MTHivH
Hiui of ItlkMlhg PaimiiiM Cailal .4i
liupr iiliet
'Tho tin, a has loiitf glncd pr.ssed
when a sensible person could ner
at moving pictures, or minimize their
Importance in the life of the corn
munlty," writes Walter Prlchard
Katon In the Man Key for January.
"An example of their geographical
value Is afforded by a film taken not
long ago ut the Panama Canal. Tint
film shows the sides of the canal on
the train moves along; It shows the
workmen and officers ut toll and rest;
it catches the tropic vegetation; and,
above all. It shows the huge shovels
and derricks and machines In actual
operation. You see the dirt fly, you
watch the cut grow before your eyes,
you can see how a great canal ib
du&
' Similarly, the motion picture of
the Old raitliful geyser spouting. In
the Yellowstone Park, Is more ac
curate and vivid than any word
painting or still photograph.
"Already private schools are In
stalling projectlug-machlnes. A new
public school building In Connecticut
has a special motion picture hall at
tached. And elsewhere the attention
of educators Is turning seriously to
this new weapon or Instruction.
"The Culversity of Wisconsin,
however, has gone a step further, and
has taken definite measures to incor
porate the moving picture machin
Into Us educational extension work "
New Rays of Light
One of the most wonderful electrical
appliances Is the X-ray which may be
used both In the treatment of various dis
eases and lu the diagnosis of many ob
scuru conditions. With Its aid tho In
terior of the human body Is no longer the
Beahxl book it has been heretofore. Ab
normal states of the bones, gall stones,
stone In the bladder or lu the kidneys, arc
shown plainly by w iii.t are known as X
ray photographs. Internal tumors, and
tho enlargement of the deep-seated or
gans, are also discovered by this mean?
and in the diagnosis of tuberculosis ol
the lungs this agent has proven a most
valuable aid. When applli-d to some of
tho lens fatal chronic ailments of germ
origin It has proven very etfuctlvo as a
c lira nvn ageni.
Another interesting proceeding Is the
vtoiei-rav treatment prouueeu by concen
trating the vlob't or chemical rays from
an arc light with a soeclallv u re oared
carbon uiiou any portion of the IhmI y that
in ay oe uie seal oi pain, mi Hirers from
neuraliria. sciatica, rheumatisin, strains,
sprains, a ho from those obscure exhaust
ing pains (the origin of which cannot at
time be accurately determined; frequent
ly lind iiniiHHliate relief from a single
treatment and usunlly with a little pcr
siutice in the list of this aid, comfortable
beam, or perreet recovery Is obtainel.
The incaudes4'eut llirht bath, ctmslstliift
of a cabinet In which the patient is
hittht-d in the combined rays of many
ebvtric liglit glots-s, has priMluced n-ally
womlerful results In diaWUs, sciatica,
rlieumatlsm. ols'sity, nuiemiu, mitl some
forms of kidney and heart trouble. It
has also proven valuable In chronic bron
chitis, bronchial asthma and various skin
disease. As a general hygienic measure
lis emciency can scarcely be over-estimated.
Thostt who have been patients at Pr.
Tierce's Invalids' II.-lW, In liulTalo.N. Y.,
highly commend this wonderfully ihjiiIj
pd Sanitarium, where the aUve men
tioned eloctne machines, high-freniieucv
current, and other most nuNlern and up-
Mi-unui apparatus are iishi nr me cure
of chronic dlstaes. The treatment of
the chronic diseases that are peculiar U
women have for many years txcn a large
factor In the cures alteetM at thu In
valids' Hotel and Surgical Institute.
In erecting the Invalids Hotel, Dr. It.
V. Pierce's idea was to make It a genuine
home, not a hospital. Such cases a rup
ture, hydrocele and varlcts-ele are usually
cured in ten days, and the patient is utile
to return home. The term are moderate
ami the rates at the Invalid'' Hotel com
paratively low. In the examination and
treatment of patients the practice is
divided Into sMviatties. Kach mcmlier of
the Faculty, although educated to prac
tice In all departments of medicine and
surgery, is Ihto assigned Ut a snvial de
partment only, to which he devotes his
entire time, study and attention. Not
only Is mipertnr skill thus attained, but
also rapidity and accuracy In the diagno
sis of dleiise.
Specialists connected with this Insti
tute at Hulfalo. are cnuhltHl to accurately
determine the nature of many chronic
dieae without saving and iiersonallv
examining tln-ir patients. This methMl
of treating patients at a dMancc, by mail,
has Imvii so sticces-ful that then Is
scarcely a citv or a village In the l iiltnl
Stales that is not repnasiiitetl ty one or
more caMs uimui the reconts of practice
at tlie luvaluls' Hotel and Surgical In
stitute. Sm h rare casts ns t'snnot be
treateil in Ibis wav. which reotilre snriri-
cal o)Nrations nr careful after-treatment,
or elivtrical therapeutics, receive the ser
vice ni me mo i Mkimul pellallst at
the Institution.
In im-dicine there tin been ranld nn,-
gns during reent years, lr. Pierce has
kept up 1 1 la the times by continually im
im.vtng his lalmraUirv bv ski I list t'binili
and exen-uiug care that th. Iture.lIcnU
entering Into ItU well-known imsllclnes
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as well
as the"(iolileu Metlicnl IHstuvt-ry" an ex
tracted fnmi the (i variety of native
mbi-insl roots. TheM are gathend w tih
gn-at care and at the proper season of the !
year. st tint their inliciual pntperties
liniv t inont rellabhx,
Thene extracts am then made soluble
In pur' triple n-liitfl ghevrine and botilt-d
in a hygienic and -m it ntilic manner. Tim
the WorM's lnp.'n-ary as tabliihtx1 by
lr. Pierce Is iupphed with every known
apparatus nod means of cure, for its aim
Is to avoid surgical opcratituis henever I
pslble. I
tirent csre fs rxercisl not to over en
cournge tiii'-M' w ho iiuisult the sivlMlists i
of tins institution that no fals hopes
m.tv U ri-si.
Many tliousnnds aro annually treated
Utth tlirough t-nrn'Smn,t. iKe and at ihi
Institute. Kxerv oi' consulting by letter
ur in person rf -ive the nnt careful and
cousidt-rale alt-iilioii. All'conimumca
lion ar treattil as strictly rtnitidential.
No charge HhaU'ver Is male for eoii
suMation. Write the Invalid Hotel and Surgical
In-mute. Ir K. V. Pierce, President, at
IturTilo, X. Y.
Mr nnlor from the factory for
hiitwlajr tilt-ale ware JuM received.
My at.tt'k of noTcltlea for the bath la
now coniplct . Winnie (iaddla. the
riutnhor. Htf
Kmolre l.ir. rr. VeeJ and Ral... '
Slahl-a. Ilanka Welker. proprietor
N.'W rlK of nil Ta.'lHlea. (rood gen! la
Itonma and careful drlvcra: alao
it.itua thnt are :ife for ladlra to
l.liie. Iilatkamlih ahop In eonnee-
.tlon; :i ork u.irant.d. I'hune f.
., . 7" " '
'ftircnla Review adiertlaera.
PASTOR RUSSELL UT
THE CHINESE PARIS
No Burning Kofi For KceiFien
Mentioned In the Bfrls.
Rightly Und.ritood th, BibU'j Mej
ag, I, On, of Gr,t Joy For All
Praplo Tell, That Ha Hlmaelf Wn
One, on Lifa't Saa Without Chart or
Compaaa.
Kliiinu'liiil. rhlun.
Jan 7th. - The
Com tn 1 1 tee of For
eij;n Mlssiiiiis ri
esilaliou -ti-eiut'd
plea.scd wit!) i:.s
rwejUlon here
S p ec I a I lioiior
.. i-rc accorded
(ieneral II. ill and
Pastor Kiissell.
t!ie former be
cause uf his oLl
elat position i;
V'
second in 'o:u
maud of the ( ulted Slates Army, ihc
latter us tlie Chalruuin of the t'ommit
let. W reKrt Pastor Itusseil s ujs
eoiirse:
Pastor l.usMdl givuily eu.iied hl
vlslt to the Chinese Paris. It was no
oXHtletHf he had longed for f;otu
cblldhiMtd. l.urly in life be (i.-id l:i
mired respei Mug the rate of tie
tien I lien ntnl bad re etved the aiiwci
ibat "wllhonr taith It Is itnpo. -.ii.it- (o
please ttotl," nud that "there l? n -re
tlher Name given under l:e:iv,.;
iv hereby we must lie mivtil" tlau lb
inline of Jesns. and tunnmb t.A.U in
His bliMHl He r lu rk Inq':;n-1 1 1 , f in
or the unsaved and v itie unw.-r ii
all "orthodox ereeds." that sm-b v.ou.n
e conlirmd for all ejerutty lo a
place where they woiinl suiter ti.de
si-rlbnble torlures
SupHtsng that the PIble wic He
rouudatlou ot 111 est cree:l- lie i. I'.hi
doned Ihe Hible. nod toi iu:ir) tm
veurs whs on the teu of life wiiti
ill chart ur compass, -kin at!ei a
rue tiod mil ies uob; mid iovitiiiui'
Just Ihaii the very be-t of Ills lni::iatr
'r'!ttures.
Fceilng sure thnt it w)sp. just, mv
ng Hit. hacim mi le man upli nu n
(al eiip.o iry to iipre hite lli;:i-itt
'.voiild tmike n revetntion ot His n.ir
rtcter nnd Ills purHvfH. be s ui'.:ii toi
I hook eiiti;ii::itl; vilch n !r-l:i;;...i oi
he ttue will as hi beurt ami n,- or
olllil at-erpt II iving abauibnreo ihe
llilHe. tie souiibt the lca h!uc ot .t'tiet
a red hooks of tin- wor d only to iiu:l
ihem mi ill mote (il-Jipj.oiii-in-.'
Hungry ni m.ihi. m leiumed d tin
itible. I.m!;im; posH Ii tie tint siu.l'.ed
t Iteloie Miro:r'h t lie it. -l . : e.l ,pe
lacleM of hiilua'l etecds 11. SfesJi 1:1
est Ignt Ions liroiiglii n bleui! No
rthere b:h he loiiml "o flt.'to:is a (ep
-eseutatiou ot the tru:. I'ivme ehir.i.--er
as In Je;is an I Hi lei tn
Truly, he said, ccr man -pit.e nUe
his man!" l-'inally he !! t'ieil
iitJh ulty n hh-h y.v blnoied iiii.i-eii
l lid others (o t lie I M i:ie lot p Ul. I
'raeinns plan ot (to- IMv
Ths Flasurrc.-.tiort .;
Tills dlsoei ihh (: t'"' pe-'M
for sin is un rrnlani, i in- iiu'
le:Uh, ami that the Pibe line-' not ho
inu I) It de l:ire. "J tie wni'is ot m
s death: The veil that sttiaeth i.
ball die" (Uoiif.ii vi j:t; .v. :'
Will, '.'ll (i c,olee.ed t!;;it foi -lx
hoiiniiud years the vtorM b ;-; betMi -Mi
eilti-4 the ver? peti:i:t wlm li i Uni di
hired to Aila m. "Tli-m -tt i : t in
He'; "In Ihe sweat ot i!n taee shilt
hoii e.it lueid. until thou return to the
around tror.i brlli e I hot! :ist t:il.e:i '
He sought the lilb'e rein.itv tot ah
.Ills nml leiiud that no nned -o:iti
oe nppliiil only us be Iivti'p tetitt'ii-e
'.hoiiv.tt M'ft.od tot Adatu b a miIi
HtflUti- tti.lt then oui i- HI t the eiir-sf
he teniovei! In full harnioin with nil
ibis inine the Serlptural present. it:oii
that Hie tlulv Heuotteii Son of Cod
had left His ptritiial plane ot g'on
.J ltd heeoM-t h Mnn. Ilia! "lie In I he
;raet of i;nl nhouid f'ttr tit nth lor v
ery man : 1 1 rii itied for our m
iii'oiiluii; to the Sinplures. unit lose
igaln for our iuMit- Mtlon '
Pursiiiui: i his Ptbie si m1 he oi
found thai ttie (Mr ot tllin-l n.M cell
In ,f....,,.. .',.,). .,f ..; .v
li ti man came ih ath. l m M m aisc
duties Hie ieune. ti- u ot the d nd.
for as all In Wmi die. -t u -.o nil m
hnst shall le made alive- tve in i i
In his own on'ci ' or nnk l l or n
hunts xv. '.' i
Two Very D'llerent Si'vjt'ont.
The Ptitior its gt.nl a tie tb-'uch'
I the hmi:1r-ds of mllli-ni pit, eta
'hlnesp tio will trtxe a !nrc tn the
:tv:tl r de.'op: loll se.-imi U Ihe dt-t!i
t .legits it'll not oti! so. but 'Iter
Hi inI.iix Hi. ianN of ltd. ho; s. v 11.
:t.t hrii ii b:iri' for ' Ipsim 'l:its:
l-V Mie efoe of Cotf tabled de.tttl foi
.er t -in- He Is a pn-pid itiou snt
ifai'1lon for our sins f tie t'lmr h
iins. mui not f.ir our .in:y t.i i .
t r the s.ii .f the whoip wor d ' It -r
p lb.- t o different s;ih atioio s
etin'd th:ou.'ti the ibnih of Jpviis
tnly r.p -f thpsp lias ypt Ih-u ii'jide
rffNt I x p ";f " - not the w or
;':' ;;:
I to hp flip First l.esiinH-tt.
world I to p xutistetpM ut one
The ftist I'hutvh. of whU-h Jer.s N
ihe 1 1 end and liW a!ntlx follower t jp
niemlers. will reign for n ItiousMut
l'"1 - ov,nhnnin win and dc:i!h
breakln the Mnrklea of lc..rn, ond
m-eotltlon. npllftlna numtuiitr out
' 'n nd deirrndntlon to full human
lerfect!on The eiirth la to tv umn'a
I'aradlae. tilth will reach perfer'lon
bt the ck-e of Minauiha reli:n All
who then rJe-t thl. Iljht will t le
atru.Ted la the Second Death,
fed
Aafr
A. 9
lu th C'lixall Cbutt thi afteruobh
Judge Hamilton Issued a decree of
divorce to Laura Chase from Frank
Chase on the ground of desertion.
After all there is no fountain peu
as good as the Waterman Ideal Foun
tain Pen. it is the very best. Thu
Koseburg Hook Store, local distribu
tors. Jesse E. Lynch, accused of lui
ceuy of a livery rig from Sam T
Smith, was bound over to the grand
jury by Jus'.ice Marsters this aftet
uoon. He furnished bail of $300.
Most ItoseburK housewives use
either "Pride of Douglas" or "Queen
City" flour. There's a reason for It.
Phone 13. Douglas County Mills. If
your grocer doesp't carry either kind
AN AUSl KDITV.
Portland Journal: lu Portland
Peter McAlpine. a timberinun, drew
his last $70 from the bunk, and
committed suicide by hunting him
self In the bavenient of his residence.
At Albany. T. A. Hansen, who was
out of employment, became despond
ent over lack of work, and shot him
sell. He left a wife and child.
At Tacoma. William Krhardt
walked Into a pawnshop and aak-i
to see a revolver. Ho took the
weapon, and before he could be re
strained, shot himself. He left a
wife and child. He was penniless.
At Portland. Fred ltarzie. who wan
penniless nnd had vainly looked for
work for some time, took poison. Six
children, the eldest eight and th1
youngeKt three months, and th1
widow, we're left destitute.
The annual mineral production i f
the I'nited States Is nearly two bil
lion dollars. The railroad earnings
are. mote than two and a half bl!
lion dollars. The agricultural prod
ucts uie eipjit and one half billion.
The value of the manufactured prod
ucts is nearly til teen billion.
Here is a round total of twenty-
eight billion dollars of America:!
wealth produced In one year In on'
four activities. The reckoning taken
no account of the millions yielded in
the many other lines of human eu
deavor.
Who absorbs all this wealth?
Who gets all this great niiuual sum,
which Is four firths as huge as th
entire national wealth of Russia
and greater than the combined na
tional wealth of Italy, Itelgiuu:
Portugal and -Switzerland?
It Is absurd that In such a wilder
ness of annually created riches
only four lines of activity, nin
should be penniless nnd bent on se'f
destruction. It Is absurd that thou
sands are unemployed In such a jun
gle of wealth.
It means that out statesmanshV
has lulled. It means that with
tariffs, trusts and special privilege
created by government for the few.
our annual wealth fs being absorbed
by a litiiUed ciivle at tho expens
of the many.
As "Post office I -ox Number 247'
the beef packers met one-' a week .n
tli! Cotinselinan building. Chicago.
and fixed the prices at which the
fresh meat of the country was to be
sold, and fixed the prices al which
I hey were to buy cattle.
It was one of the steps In ihe
great tragedy oi" increased National
ufeld
"Advertising Is tho doir to success
Originality and aggressiveness unlotl
tho dour."
AN i:si IMA 1 1: OF DAItltOW.
tf V. Connelly in Collier s Weekb .
Clarence Harrow, chief attorney
for the McNumarus, is a great stage
artist, a greater artist than luwyei.
lie poses for the public; he poses for
the newspaper men. He would chafe
in the company of a lawyer who.
merely knew the law and tried his
ise solely to the court, who saw on
ly the judge on the bench, the Jury
In the box. the witness In the chair.
:md his antagonist across the table,
itnd so his associates are selected for
their capacity to aid his ulterior pur
poses. Left over from his earlier
manhood, there Is yet something lik
nble, intensely human, which etigag'-s
men unschooled in the wiles of the
world. He affects the Intellectual
and appeals to that class, too; hut he
has what few intellectuals have, a
deen and far-reaching cunning. His
cases are tried for the world outside
the courtroom. While dominating
within the bar the forces arrayed on
his own side, he is constantly shift
ing the lights on the switchboard, to
throw the proper hues and shadows
j on the scene for his public. All
i through the Mi Namara case, as In
deed in the Moer-Hawood-IVttI-,
bone cases Harrow had the uncer
! tain air of a man whose burden Is
, to he:ny and tin may collapse at
iinv time under the strain of h's
I load ; but he do n not voluntarily
shat- any of these burdens. He ln
' s,m on being the star actor In what
! e ? of human tragedy comes out tn
the case With his clients alone he
shares the limelight. Their cross Is
his cross. V thW I do net mean t"
my he Is h peer it leal in his pro
Lined devotion to his clients. 1
ruber think he is di-eply sincere
iu hei s w ho know him better nicy
answer that question. j
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CASTOR I A
For Lifanti kuid Children.
Tha Kind You Have Always Bought
Bean the
"The more advertising, the tnarv !
b.is ness. the more business, the mort
l-roflt. That a what you're after.'
ratron're Kwvtew advertlwra.
"As ye advertise. 90 shall ye e
tkoown." '
For good printing of all k'nda the
Review always leads.
tmmMAKlXCIi
tA
MiM l'uU Jjiu, (oiuieiiy Mis.
Cora Mcllargue. ta!lon3, of San
Francisco, has opened puilora Itt the
Marks buiidliiK. oir the Palace
Theater. Only tlrst cluas work. All'
work guaranteed.
Typewriters for sale and for rent
ut the Koseburg Hook Store.
Call uo 540. tat Douglas County
Creamery, for cream.
Our Meats Are From Specially Selected
Steers, Fed and Fattened By Us, for
Our Holiday Trade.
Choice cuts, such as every customer appreciates. We are ready to sup
ply the holiday trade. Send In your order now. Phone 134.
Roseburg Meat Market
KtlhKIDAV ST.
SONEL RUGS
-A large assortment just arrived. New artistic pat
terns and beautiful color schemes that will please you.
All wool, fast colors. Sec them aud be convinced.
L. H. Rhoades & Co.
The 2nd Store
Grand Clearance Sale
of all left-over
Christmas Goods
Why shouldn't you be the one to get
some of our genuine bargains? Here
you will find everything in silverware,
watches and diamonds articles that
will prove to be suitable for your
every need. Prices the lowest, quality
considered. Your inspection is invited.
J. T. BRYAN
JEWELER
OITOS1TK 1'OSTOKKK'K WATCH OUli WINDOV'9.
"I J"
Why
SINCK the tenden
cy of the Holiday
Gift has turned to
ward the useful as
well as the ornamen
tal, why not FIRST
inspect our magnifi
ceut display of
Things Men
Like Best
All Goods Guaranteed or
17 z
r Wf l KtflUlipi', W- Hi F0fl
Maori!!!! H. L; CAhUttn. Larinyi
H. Smith. Ul-udalet K. B. McCUy,
fclkton; V. 3. Johnstoh, firockway;
John Lander, J. L. Boggs, Greens;
Frits St a u iter, Melrose, were among
the Koseburg visitors today
Why buy coupons? firing this sdv.
and 50 cents to HHPs Studio and g'it
three cabinet photos. Good only (or
a short time. d'.f
Triple mirrors In French plate. U
Blzes. Winnie Gaddls, the Plumasa,
NEWHARD 1RUB., Prop.
Not?
Elegant
Assortments
rieasing
Styles
Square Deal
Prices
Simon
Caro
The Quality Store
Purchase Price Refunded.
TIIK I'KKTTV NlH'SR
VOf ARK HIII.DIVJ
will be a whole lot b-tter one If tj
provide the lumber for It. Being all
thoroughly seaaoned. there will be
leaa aettllns and no cracking nr wart -Ing
whatever. Our lumber means ti3
more enwnae now and less expenu
for reoalra later on. We shall be
glad to take your order for anything
from beama to celling.
Ord.ts Piled for all kinds of fruit
boiea.
The J. 0. Rook Co,
Roarborg, Oregost.