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EVENING ROSCBURG REVIEW ! APg Qj fRE
lfcSrfcll DAILY KXCKPl &T.lAt FROM" "
ItKVIkW PMH.IHHI.W COMPANY ColdS, IndigtaOn.
Entered at Rowburg. ontoa. Post- P"n, Corutipation, Sour Stomach,
office as Second-class Matter. Dizziness? If you are not, the most
effective, prompt and pleasant
method of setting rid of them is to
daily take, now and then, a desertspoon-
Per year, by matt ful of the ever refreshing and truly
Per month, delivered (0 , r i i i c
Per muek. delivered li beneficial laxative remedy syrup
bemi-wekklt ol rigs ana CJixir 01 oenna. 11 is
111 WW well known throughout the world
" ' as the best of family laxative reme
dies, because it acts so gently and
strengthens naturally without irri
tating the system in any way.
i To eel its beneficial effects it is
CHICAGO, rb. 9. Labor leader always necessary to buy the genu-
are secretly perfecting; formation of l i .1 ;?1
a territorial int-niiaion of railroad J2, manufactured by the Calilomia
Khop employes that will Include every rig Syrup Co., bearing the name
road operating wet of the Mii- c( tric Company, plainly printed on
Ippl Klver. A meeting to place the , . J' i r
tiuinhinK touches ou the organization the front ol every package.
will be held In Kansas City March
As noon as the organization Is .......... (1VI.. tmiiiii
I ,.,,,-1, erl den.aiiiln are to be made for '' Hh VOIKS OM-.-THIItli
a aeueral advance In wages on everyl ItKIM lTION OK CAVAI-HY.
road. It Is the aim to unite all the
mechanical trades on one railroad. WASHINGTON, Feb. 9. A reduc
SO mat conceriea iniui may u w of , ravu)ry for,.e of tne Uul.
i """"""" ted States Army from 15 to 10 regl-
IUHIKIH Will U 1IIHUC Wll Mil IHIII noun u. I It. a ...il.ui.i
In the same territory at the same
KKIIItl AKY lit, lulj.
lt.ll,lt()AI'S HIIOI'MKN
I.K.VH K Kill 111(1 HTItlKK
time, so that all railroads will be In
volved simultaneously If a strike Is
called. Oltlciala of the Harriiuan lines
show an Indifferent attitude regard
ing such a strike, if it occurs. This
is accounted for by their having
overcome the strike of their own
shopmen without the aid of the other
railroads and now those lines will
have to fight their own battle If their
shopmen strike.
-o-
lle Won't Minp Now.
No more limping for Tom Moore of
Cochran, Ca. "1 bad a bad sore on
my Instep that nothing seemed to
help till I used llucklen's Arnica
Salve," he writes, "but this wonder
ful healor soon cured me." Heals
old, running sores, ulcers, bolls,
burns, cuts, bruises, eczema or piles.
Try It. Only 20c at all druggists. K
mentH, with a consequent reduction
of the enlisted force of tho Army by
3'JHtl men, was voted Into the Army
appropriation bill In the House lute
today after a hitter fight.
The cavulry rediietiiui amendment
was presented by Chairman Hay, of
the military affairs committee. It
was vigorously opposed by the He
publican side und it probably will be
the cause of another light when the
bill Is put ou final passage. If re
tained In the bill, the amendment
would become effective July 1, 1912.
Mr. Huy declared that the Tutted
States Army was too heavy with cav
alry. Where the llrltlsh army had
a cavalry force equal to one-sixth of
the Infantry, he said, the American
cavalry was equal to one-half of the
Infantry strength.
Chairman liny estimated the
amount Baved by the reduction would
bo 4,37,2.r.3.
HOW BLOOD IS MADE.
The liquids and lh dijetted foods In tho limenUry canal past through tha
Wall ol tha canal into tha blood. 1 hit procet is called ab$orptin and take placa
ooiefly from tha ten all intcatine. After absorption tha blood carries tha food
through tha body, and each cell takes from the blood the food it needs. A pure
flyoerio extract made from blood root, mandrake, stone, queen's root and golden
seal and sold by druJliits lor tha past lorty years under the name of Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medio I Discovery, fives uniformly excellent results as a tonic to help
In tha assimilation of tha food and in tha absorption by the bluod of tha food
ft requires. Eradicate tha poisons from tha blood with this alterative extract
which doee aef shrink tha white blood corpuscles, bedtime containing no alcohol or
other injurious ingredients, thus the body can he built
up strong to resist disease. 1 bis is a tonic taken from
Nature's urdcn that builds up those weakened by disrate).
Dr. Fierce, founder of the Invalids' Hotel at Buffalo,
N.Y., has received many letters similar to the following t
Mb. Fiwn R lit -mho. of ParadlM, N. 8. writes: ! Uk ertt
KMur. In wHluiK yini m rrnli my rj and it cure. In S'pU-in-I
was Uki with Typtutui w. whu b put n In m drastiful cim
dilMi. was tPcoJr, run down, nmvui mud mnm rniucrrt to a mm
tkMmUm, I had Urtrri nust Bvcrythin 1 cihiM vet but nulhtnir riiil ma
any gmtd until, at Ul I waa atlviMil to try Dr. I'lt-iv ;t-ii Mmllral
Illarovary. and I'kuant I Vll-ta.' which I ilul. Jb-fura I had ir m
ttll I saw a RTwat irnpruvnivnt ami whtMi I hntl umI this treatment
two month, ualiucunly a frw vtalsof Tloaaant IVIh-ta,' 1 rrttirmxl hi
pertWt h(llh. I ran not nml wirds to riiirtH my tliankfulnt-as for
this wcswlrful rnMlif um. I advlwe ail tullucara to Wrila tu lie. li. V.
I'Mrca, as h turua whun others fiL"
K.IMtto,Rso,
Our Meats Are From Specially Selected
Steers, Fed and Fattened By Us, for
Our Trade.
Choice cuts, such as every customer appreciates. We are ready to sup
ply your every want In the meat line. Send III your order now.
Roseburg Meat Market
Phone 134 M:VII ltl l.ltos., Props.
HMKItlDAN NT.
We Can
Please You!
Dainty foods, special delicacies, always ready. You will enjoy our
varied, well cooked dishes. V conduct a modem delicatessen at
316 Cans street.
YOm PATHONAUK RKSI'ECTFIM. l.Y SOI.lflTKM
JlltS. II. U (X)HIX MISS AI.ICK M I.HON.
Sykes Roller Skating Rink
.ClairlBlodjictt. Mtfr.i
A popular resort. Orchestra pipe organ. Meet
your friends atitliei
Roller Rink Open Evenings
Skates 25 Cts. Over Sykes Store.
J. H. Sykes
GUN STORK
Opposite Post Ort'uc.
w
E Carry a new and complete stock of Guns. Am-
munition, rishinjj Tackle and Sporting Coods.
Cun Repairing and Key Fitting a specialty.
A shary of your patromfio'will K'appreciated.
YOUNG AMERICA'S TRIBUTE TO LINCOLN
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DOMESTIC LIFE
OF MR, LINCOLN
By J. H. ROCKWELL.
(Copyright by Amerlrnn I 'rem Associa
tion. Iju
So nuiiiy uilMstiilcuit'iits have Imhmi
iiuiilc tnu-liiiiK I lie tluitiostli
life tit Mr. I.hu-olii as t crcntt
ii very KfiuMiil liiii'iesston that
liln uitirrt:iK' was a most utihiti- out.
Just Imw tht'M f:i!s'bn! Kt into
print It U FniH'vlmt dillirtilt to na.v.
but tilt-re uiu still living In Hprihnii
V ... - :
to ha. Lijfmi.x.
nevi'iiil of til oll m'itrhNir. niio oou
trutlt t tlioxp mi wrti i ;itltl utiltrttietvU,
uiHiittainiiii; iti;it lit 4 liouio llfo win a
tluntihly tuii'i'V olio ami t hut hi
man I. n .n In im no A mtt:ike.
John V Hin ii. tt-st..nt or the
Sprliitflir'.d Miirlnr l.:ink, knrw Mr.
I,limln. noil frttin thi tlim h nont to
Spr!n-n.-h h n lnw Mtulfiit In 1K.1T
until Hit' liur of hit a-ij4imilt(n In
lVi.", In n rr.t nt lutirvlt-w ihui.tiii '
thU ninttrr lit uUl:
"l( 1 t!. nrlirtit ntt'iin tin w:iy jhni
tie, who iMiulit to y In t'iur lnl
nrs tJicv know lltor. I U'Mevt tin
lie nlMHit tin l.lnit'ln f:ml!r Mm
l.ln.iilti i4 a pretty womnn. tnttl
Tntctl nml nitty, a m1t'I of motliortv
t1tTtlon anil tlie aoul of Aotitheni bM
l-ltnllty. Si t vntw to SprhutfloUl from
l.tiuNvllle. Ky, lutt hr nirtthU
aenr iut with the iHith. a bn ao
often iNvn fntil Sh innrrleil Mr
I.liittttn Intteml of JutU'r Iouk!h. ant)
her ar'f H.'rtfl Itif aniMMoa d!d more
than anr otbor tnfluentv to make Abra
ham Untln prtitb nt "
HKHkln of Mr I.tnooln' befirlnc
be for the rommuntty an) of hi -clal
atainllna. Mr. ftunu tlenle thai ha
was arer t mated with Tt(ar familiar
Ity hy the people bore. "Those who
proffwa tu huv been fnmllinr with
Mr. IJnrulu and speak of fulling btin
Alw are iiresnnihiK on Ignorance. The
people of SprliiK'tleld knew him onlj
hh 'Mr. I,lii(tln He was n younK
lawyer when he came here fu the
Hprliig of IKtT, but he bad teen a
member of the legislature for two
terms and ns the lendor of the Long
Nine hnd done more than nny other
man to bring nlKiut the rtMuovnl of the
atate rnpltnl from Vnnditlla to Spring
field. They mny have called htm 'Abe'
In lndlanu and out here In New Salem,
where he spent his boyhood and youth,
hut not In Springfield. Naturally many
have wished to make It appear that
they were Intimate with Mr. Lincoln,
so lu their Imaginary conversations
wbl h they repeat they disprove. In
Htead of prove, by telling bow they
called him 'Abe and the like Mr. and
Mm. Lincoln were troth t-hnrniing peo
ple. It Is outrageous the way they
have been maligned."
Another Mend of Lincoln's still liv
ing In Springfield, who met him first
In IS'til nud who knew him Intimately
after he became president. U lr. Wil
liam J n y ne. Ir. .layne, by the way.
was territorial goxenmr of Pakota
under Mr. Lincoln during bis first ad
ministration The diM-ior s.vld:
"I first knew Mr. Llmvlii In 1S30.
aeventy five years ago. He was still
living In New Salem and wns deputy
surveyor and postmaster of that vil
lage, hiid si-ted one term in the legis
lature and hum a candidate for re
election. L'ven at that time there was
something about the ungainly and
poorty clothed young man that foretold
to nn observing person a bright future
In public life. My flmt sight of him
was nt the dinner table lu the common
dining room of the Kutlrdge tavern,
where be always n topped when In
Springfield.
"After dinner I drove with my father
to Huron a little town not far out
from Springfield - where my father
owned a store In partnership with N.
W. Kdwards. nfterwatd Mr. Lincoln's
brotber-ln law. In conversation with
Mr. Kdwards my father an It! to him,
I reitiemlier. -That young in tin Lincoln
wtll some diy be governor of Illinois
I was then a by uf ten and thought
my father must be jesting, for I had
seen In Springfield two governors of
Illlnols-Nlntiin Kdwards of I telle view
and .l-weph Pmu-nn of .!.i konville.
They were both well di-eset men.
drove lu their own carriages, with fine
horses ami colored tva -hnien. Mr.
Lincoln cert tlnly d'd uot l-s.fc mii. h
like these men. but my fatli -r s fore
sight was better th.tn his s.-n's. for In
a little over twenty yc-irs Mr. Lincoln
aaa pnwident of the 1'nited States.
"I wa pr-ni nt fb.. trnrriaje of
Abraham l.ir.eo'n and Miry Ttsld and
a lrettr weMini: it t'nil to me. then
a lad of sixteen M i' r was Mary
Tttdd's tM-libin.itd: they were Insep
arable friends It was this same sis
ter. Julia and Miss TnM tv wetfe
the aeivnd letter alriol 'Rehecva of
the Lost Townships' tliat so etirngtsl
! Mr Shield- that he h illencd IJn
' coin to Hi: M tb-it n 'enbi!s duel aUnit
( wbleb so rnii' ha tern said and wtlt
I ten Mr I.lnotln hnd written the flrM
' 'Rebetx-a' lettr. looking frni at the
( Ivmtvrats, but Mary and Jnila'a letter
was too isrraonal, rdtcullng Fhtelds
i taaity a&d aetUfi tTerjb-sjT lauyblbf
1 at him. This was more than the little
1 Irishman could stand. Mr. Lincoln as-
auuicd the entire responsibility of the
J matter, nud the challenge followed.
' and IJncolu would have his fun with
Shields eveu to the extent of a duel.
"The upshot of it all was," continued
the doctor, "that Miss Ttnld became
reconciled to Mr. Lincoln. They were
believed to have been engiiged -at least
there hnd been nu understanding be
tween them, und they had quarreled.
He was sensitive and morbid, and she
was sensitive and hih strung, nud so
trouble had ensued. After Mr. Lin
coln, had so gallantly risked his life
to shield Miss Todd, however, she re
lented, and they were married In the
fail of lWi
'It was nbout the first time the
Episcopal marriage senile wits oaed
here, and old Judge Itrowne, hearing
the groom promise to endow his wife
with all his 'worldly goods exclaimed
as soon as the ceremony was over,
'(iruee to Uosheu, Lincoln, the statute
fixes nil that!' " When the doctor's at
tention was called to the story that a
previous date bud been net for this
ceremony and that LI in o In M1,h1 to
put in an appearance lie salt I: "No,
I know of no aueh occurrence. None
of us ever heard of it. The story came
out long after Lincoln's death and
Mm. Lincoln's bupctess Illness. Trua,
I llty ''v3,: yi I I
PB. WILLIAM JiTM
npniJ,in iriT It oirr.'ii' y in (jl,
uf Unrola.' but tl.ert- imit bar rwn
s rulnnlii- somewhere. I h. JnJk... .nil
I were frtpmK lie rlnlmnl Hist Mr,.
I.ln.vlti told him the st.irt hert-!f. but
he und she were never Terr friend It
It i. simply cne of th.e iwurr.-n.-is
no one cun ei;lIn
The UiKt.lu home In S.rim:fel.l re
mslus verr mn. li a. It ( n hen the
Lincoln, iivui 1.-.I it. s iiuiuivr uf the
rm hirlnc tn them the sn, r.imi
lu-e owd t.y therj t-f .re ti er i. ft fr
Whn(tno The h.-nv I. t,T
the st.ite sn.l la w--npied .T t!,P f,,M'
l. ( A 8 Kdwsnl.. of y
rJwsnl.. who was Mr I .incur,
brother In law. jtn Bou . ,. ,0
th puWIc.
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your property with us.
JOHN W. CAMPBELL
Live Wire Real Kstate Man. 11 Ca?s Streat
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HIMES & OLIVER
CASS ST., .K.T TO GUAM) HOTKL I'HUN'K 887. KOHEiIl'RG, OR.
A rose by any other name might smell as sweet, but soda by any
other name could not possibly be ns good us Roscburg s sodas. They
are niude under the highest sanitary conditions possible. Do not
lake any other substitute that they tell you is Just as good. There
is no other make just as good.
ROSEBURG SODA WORKS
Phone 186
Authorized hottli rs of tho g-'iiuii c 'lilies'" Root Beer.
In Our New Home
We have moved Into larger an l hotter quartern. We are now better
prepared than ever to give p.ompt anil careful service to our ever
increasing patronage. We nr.! now located in the Easton building,
344 North Jackson.
Our Stock and Prices Will Please You
If you have never traded wl'!i ns just call or phone us your order
and see how well you will be served.
KENDRICK & KING
344 N. Jackson St. GROCERS Phone 63
SPECIAL SALE ON
WAG O N S
Three Carloads Just Received The Fa
mous T. G. Mandt Farm Wagons. For
sale only by
115 SHERIDAN STREET. S. B. CR.OUCH
IE?
25c Package of Gold Dust
Until February 10th, 1912
Ths manufacture will pay us 2:.c for every package given ar.
provided you buy 25 bars Sunny Monday Soap at to (the rgulr
prkel and ::,t orth ot Fairv Pummo or ciycprn0 tar Total $1 50
This is a very liberal offer, an 1 one that you should take advantap
of. It saves you 1 ( 2-3 per cen'., besides you get goods you use every
day. If you don t need It now, buy It and set It on the shelf, for the
older s..ap I. the better It weas.
Mrs. A. C. Kidd 8l Son
RELIABLE GROCERS
Commercial Club Building