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Newspaper Page TextEVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW ISSIED DAILY EXCEPT SlADAt REVIEW PCUUSHIXO t'OMl'AW Entercl at Kostburg, Oregon, Post office ii Bncond-Clm Matter. L. W1MI1EKLV OAILY Per jur, by mall IS. 00 Per month, delivered io Per week, delivered 1( SEMI-WEEKLY Per year 11.00 dll month. 11.00 MARCH 1.1, I HI 2. oiik(.o in ii.ii.j sri K FACES THE (iOl.llKN (. I K. SAX FRANCISCO, March 14. Thi lte of all sites f'.r Htutu building od the 1&15 exposition around. Is Oregun'a. To the a:coiiipunyiu?nt nt a military ceremonial of brilliant') unprecedented In San Franclaco, and In tbe presence of 2 0,000 townspeo ple, Uovernor Went and the Oregon exposition commission, Jullua L. Meier, L. M. Travia and F. .V. Kobln son, formally received thla ufternoou the ground for Oregon", atute build ing at the world', greatest expoHitlun. The lite la a park of three und one half acrei on the Presidio. It la on an elevation, facing the buy. It over looka Goldeu Gate, where the aliipa of the world, coming and going. muat paas; within 100 yarda of the Union streetcar line, the only utreetcar facilities ihua far afforded to the grounds. Oregon's delegation la delighted. Such la the bigness of an Francisco hospitality, that they felt they could I safely choose the public square or the city building for a site. Three troops of cavalry and the cavalry band flinging forth stirring martial music led the review. Fol lowed Governor West of Oregon Lleutiiarit Governor E. J. WaCace of California, Mayor James Holpb Jr., of San Francisco, and Prebldent C. C. Moore of the exposition In the first cat. The Oregon exposition and Harris D. Conulck. director of works, in the second car. Then came committees on recep tion and arrangements and the dele gation In litO automobiles. San Franciscans say the Oregon booster spirit, exemplified by the "Oregon First" excursion, is the most intense they have ever seen and that the exposition with mon Portland and Oregon In It will be more widely and more loudly adver Used. I'ntll the Oregon building i constructed, the Oregon fir brought on the train will mark the site and the plate n It will tell Its purpose WellDllKMl to City. SAN FKANCISCO. March 14. Governor West disarranged the plans for society functions In honor of the Oregon First" excursion by refusing to don a silk hat and frock coat. 1 came here to represent the plain people of Oregon,' demurred the Governor wneu tne tumniiuee petitioned him. "Isn't this a free country and can a man not be permitted to wear what he wishes?" repeated the Gov ernor, Impatient when the commit tee on arrangements Insisted that Governor In a derby would be In appropriate reviewing the silk hatted throng. "If clothes made Gover nors," said West, deliberately, "then some one else should have my Job Hut 1 don't think a high hat adds an inch to anyone's manhood. 1 will wear a dress suit, but I balk now and for all time on plug hats and frock coats." This is the reason the reception tendered by Sun Francisco to Oregon cltlxens will have a tinge of more Oregon democracy than was planned and not a few In the party say they are with the Governor. San Francisco and the Sacramento vllev belong to Portland and Ore gon. Hands and crowds met the FOR WOMEN ONLY. That la thfc nature of Dr. Pieroa'i Favorite Prescription tha one remedy for woman whioh contain no alcohol and no hsbil-lormin drutft. Mada from nativa medicinal toreat root. Dr. Pie roe tella Its every ingredient on the bottle-wrap per. Prominent phytic! ant and aome of the beit medical authorities en done these Infredients as being the very beat known remedies for ailments and weukncssee peculiar to women. iUiS l Willi t Jll. liNETTl f. liimiV, (M l-rfHIKMLntUi, ICy., anya: "I fl It my duty to writ) ami U ll you what your UHHiiotnt-a liuvu dim for mo, I wm a urrat sunYrer fur six yuan from a truiihle peculiar to women, but I urn thankful to say, hIW tuklujt four Ik-uN-h of ymir l'ltvurito I'nwrlptlon' I am not botlmrvu" with that t!n ;ulful dU uHe any morn. I fwl like a nrw worn mi. Vh 11 I first wrote you for advice I only wi-lnlu'd ll!i pound! now I weigh "I thank you vry miu-h for your klndm. You have n as a father to m In advising inn what to dn, ao may God Mi ss you tn every eff.irt yuu put forth for good. - M hoH this li stluioufal w (II bo thu lueann of Mime poor Mm. Corner. uflVr.i.tf woman Keeking health." Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser, newly revised up-to-date edition, answers host! t-i!n. noentions about which -"rv wnrvn. mntfle or married ought to know UPHOLSTERING AND FURNITURE REPAIRING of all kinds. Mirrors Re-Silvered. General Repair Work. O. N. DAVIS PHONE 270-R 126 N. KANE Roseburg Book Store BOOKSELLERS STATIONERS Carry a complete stock of School books Blank books Typewriter paper Office supplies Drawing material Roseburg' Book Co, J. H. Sykes GUN STORK OpHsite Post Otiin1. LiiMetmll CIooiIm Hlcydo Uouiks Agent for the National HUyiL; wiih prim ranging from $25 to $50. Call and sec tlirm. 'w carry a nrw snd colnjiVlr sti.. k of Cmm. AtmiHitiH.nii. nhtug Tarkl and Snorting Oootla. Unit K-..ili ilk hihI K-y Fining a specialty. PAT You Don't Have To Go To Sea To See lor Corneal Culverts, Omrat Brwrr I'lpi-a, alios sj to a larhM. twosrat balldtag fuaalslliia aal rlilmn. r Mix ks. niral .leVwaJa. ami rrnirBl mirk l MJ ktad. I ksra Ira or sit hou.es I will srll chea;i, ss 1 want lo usa Iks money In o'hsr bu.lnew. See mi burglar proof window Iocs. Its O. K. Bo Pat's Elsille roof aa'.nt (r l-skf mofs V build, nou or ranalr jour hous Buslnasa lmll.1'.n. a pedal!;. 0r forty yara npvrlsnca In building CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER F. F. PATTERSON "Oregon First" special at every stop yestvrday. at Favors ilkon. SAN FRAN'CISCO, March 14. Governor Oswald West, of Orfg.iu, headins; th state delfgutlon whltft ia In San FranclHCO to aelect a site for the Oregon state building at the exposition grounds, today found tlmp to briefly expreua hU vlewa on the political outlook in the north. "There la no question (hut Demo- rratlc Oregon la overwhelmingly for WllKon," said the (iovernor, "and the prOHpecta for a Dfniorratlc President this year are excellent. Democratic Oregon cornea pretty near being po litical Oregon at this time. "The Republican vote will be bad ly split up. I believe. Had La Fol- lette been unanimously selected by the progressive Republicans aa their standard hearer, Oregon would have given him a heavy vote without ques tion, hut with Hoosevelt In the field the vote will he about eveutly divided between Koosevelt, La Follette and Taft. "No better man could have been selected from the Democratic ranks, as far as Oregon Is concerned, than Woodrow Wilson. His views meet with the general approval of the Democrats In our st. " o Nineteen Miles a Second. without a jar, shock or disturbance, Is the awful speed of our earth through space. We wonder at such ease of uature's movement, and so do those who take Dr. King's New Lire Pills. No griping, no distress. Just thorough work thut brings good health and fine feelings. 20c at all druggists. k A REAL EXPOSITION. Wag ever anything more quaintly conceived than "The Exposition" (rrotn The American). Here Is a man pralttlng the country In terms of the city, and his droll InversloiiH make old truths seem new. The KxjHmitfon. (By Richard Wrightman). She and I went to It, the Hig Fair. we were tbe whole attendance. It was all under one roof which was called The Sky. Every day this was rehued by Invisi ble bruBhes, gloriously. And at night all lit by count leu. lights, star-shaped. And arranged curiously In the form of Dlppera and things. It ni ii Ht have cost a fortune In some kind of rare coin To do It that way. Hy day the place was vast and very iieaiitliul. The far edg of It. all around, was called the Horizon. Kach morning, out of the Fast, A huge golden disk came And swung Itself slowly up along the arch of the sky-roof And settled to the Westward, leaving numerous glories behind. There was a water-place there, a Lake, with an Inlet and an Outlet. It was not little and brown like those you see In Madison Square Oar-den, Hut big and blue and clean. We splashed ourselves In It and laughed, like children. Tho Lako had trout In It; saw them leap when the water was still And the golden disk was falling. I looked around for a Don't sign Hut there was none. So I took a hook and cauirht some And She cooked them, for 1 had built a fire. (You see one could do utmost any thing there that one Hked. Theie were no Rules). And there was a Spring which kept filling Itseir and filling ttselt from somewhere. And spilling Itself over Its brim Into the Lake, As If It were not a I'll afraid there wouldn't he any hid re. The Spring was dear and cold. And we knelt by It and saw ourselves lu It, And sucked Its water through our lips. There were also real trees, beeches anil birchen. And so me times a real w lud swayed (hem And i heir e;ive made a sound Like (he tttuiiid ut oicea blended. Piues there were, ton, and balsams. Hut they wete very still and dignified And neer bent much even when the w Ind was in them. rented our cot from the bal sams one we slept n the nights we were there. And, tli . nuch sleep' And hi lis you should have seen them! Ka h was different from the others. An iudHidiial. but together they made a Range With a wavy top-Hue againyt the sky roof nd we rlttnl. d the hills and lost our breath. And on their dents stood long. And looked out oer wooded valleys Threaded bv s;itin streams. It was better for our ees than an oculist s shop. Then, up there, we would 4it down on (he mom-cushion-. She and 1, And hum seme old t tinea, simiu ven old tunes. nd he quietly happ - - sort of hap;''nei t'vit di I-, t s- em to need atiUliltikt (Vlt-ide ef Jtsr.f. We dtiln t aee the Manager at all. Hut t !.i - in us: hate been tine around there some her Tit arratice all tM and look after It nd we didn't pav anything to get in; Our hearts Intlted ua (We The PEST TREfiTMENT FOR CATARRH S. S. S. U the test treatment for Catarrh because it is a perfect blood purifier. It is tbe only medicine that is able to get down into the circula tion and entirely remove the catarrhal matter and impurities w hich produce the trouble. As long as the mucous membranes and tissues are kept inflamed and irritated by this impure and infected condition of the blood Catarrh will remain. Its disagreeable and dangerous symptoms, of ringing noises in the ears, mucus dropping back into the throat, headaches, watery eyes, difficult breathing, and even stomach disorders and weakened health, cannot be perma nently relieved until the blood is purified. Nothing equals S. S. S. for this purpose. It goes down to the very root of the trouble, and removes every particle of the catarrhal matter from the blood and enriches this vital fluid so that all the mucous surfaces are supplied with nutritive, healthful qualities, in stead of being constantly irritated and inflamed by impurities in the circula tion. Then the symptoms begin to pass away and when S. & S. has entirely purified the blood. Catarrh is permanently cured and the general health vrently built up. Book on Catarrh and any medical advice desired sent free to all who write, TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. MILLIONS PAID AXM'AM.Y KOIt HI . MAX IIAIIt (MM)IS. The Sunday American (New York City) ot February 17, In an article says: Human hair Is dealt In as a com modity to a far greater extent than most people believe. It Is an Indus try that has widespread ramifications and employs thousands upon thou sands of skilled men and women. Great advances have been made In the handlinis of human hair. The odium formerly attached to it has been dissipated because of the care exercised. In the first place, by the Covernment officials, who fumigate every ounce of It that comes to this country, and secondly, on the part of the importers and manufacturers, who surround the human hair they handle with every known device to Insure Its being hygienic and sani tary. In one establishment devoted to the exclusive Bale ot hair goods, there is a stock of human hair which, at wholesale, represents an investment of more than a quarter of a million dollars. All of this hair is kept carefully assorted In sanitary humidors. No dirt or filth can pos sibly contaminate the hair any Im purity that might have escaped the close scrutiny of the Government ex aminers Is bound to bo delected be fore it reaches "my lady's" head to add to the beauty of her coiffure. Every conceivable shade can be found in this comprehensive assort ment. There is blond hair In many hues; the brunettes can match their particular shade of wavy tresses. Then there Is white hair and gray hair in unlimited quantities. One of the rare pieces in the collection is a switch .'4 Inches long, which came from the head of a German peasant girl. It was picked up by a local Im porter at a fancy price. Its retail value Is somewhere between $300 and S500. The volume ot human hair goods dealt In approximates 110,000,000 annually in the United States. Itching piles provoke profanity, but profanity won't cure them. Doan's Ointment cures Itching, bleeding or protruding piles after years of suf fering. At any drug store. Bowels are Basis of Child Health Tha careful mother, who watchea eloaely the physical peculiarities of her children, will aoon discover that thu moat Important thing- In connection with a child's constant trood health la to keep tha bowels reicutarly open. Hlug-Kish bowels will be ful lowed by I usa of appe tite, reatlesaneMS during sleep. Irrita bility and a dozen and one similar evi dences of physical disorder. At the first alien of such disorder Rive the child a teaspoon ful of Dr. Caldwell's Svrup Pepsin at nltrht on retlrlnir and repeat the dose the following nlKht If necessary more than that will scarcely be needed. You will And that the child will recover its accustomed KOod spirit at once and will eat ami wlefip normally. Thla remedy Is a vast Improvement over salts, cathartics, laxative waters uid elmilar t hints, which are altogether too powerful for a child. The homes of Mm E. 8 Griffin. Sandy. Utah, and Mrs. Clara Mcintosh, Masonvllle, Colo., are always supplied with Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, and with them, aa with thousands of othera. there la no substitute for thla grand laxative. It la really more than a laxative, for tt contains superior tonic properties which help to tone and strengthen the stomach, liver and bowels so that after a brief use of it all laxatives can be dispensed with and nature will do Its own work. Anyone wishing; to make a trial of thla remedy before buying It In the regular way of a druicKist at fifty cents or one dollar a larre bottle (family size) ran have a sample bottle Bent to the home free of charge by aimplv addressing Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 4U6 vVaahlnicton St., Monticello. III. Tour nam an.l addraaa on a postal card will do. II' . . ;iM.2--;vr IVf II m in ARE SURE, jr VOU.USl KRES O DIP M9 OF THIS (UNO. TO KILL LICE OK A COLT OBCALf.,' TO TREAT A CASE OF MANGE OR RINGWORM, TO I WASH OUT A CUT OR A SCRATCH, TOVOISINFEC A WOUND OR A RUNNING SORE OR 6ALL - ....... . .. - ...... H nun uncn tuu luuiv nam uuvu uot ur A RELIABLE ANTISEPTIC IF YOU ONLY HAD IT. Jyj v -. . - & stto u n n kiui nil URun r ru-Lr rfLjv iir n i vn iiMnysr- Y0U WILL FIND IT THE BEST KIND OF INSURANCE AGAINST LOSS FROM PARASITES AND DISEASE. i ITS A REAL NECESSITY ON EVERY FARM.' IrHtRt IS ALWAYS OOOOMONIV IN MtALTMY, THRIFTY, WTIL KEPT STOCK. LOUSY, MANGY, DIRTY, NCOLCCTED ANIMALS" , OKI a lusinv. ami vr.T Tini r.u anTnnn , USE A OOOO DIP AND YOU WILL HAVE NO TROUBLE, '' . BE SURE. YOU HAVE THE RIGHT KINO NO QUESTION ABOUT IT IF YOU USE MRES0 DIP NO I isink ron nit tooMUTion oi&iAsu of uvc stock:. PARKE. DAVIS Ot CO. " MMSmt vt 0 Annul Mutm. Sold hy the Hamilton Drug Co. 2 41 N. Jackson St. Roseburg. Oregon To Mothrr ami OtlMY. Wni can u lUckW'U Arnica Salve t curt cMMrt'n f ecxtnna. raahf. j tfttrr. t h.tfln. acaly and cruntt d h ii mors, aa well a) t heir acciili-ntnt ui)iirlt -cuts, b.irna, bruit, rtr , i with pTftct aatftr. Nothing fNe hla o quirk!. Kor holla, ulrer. olJ miming aor. or fever orta or pi if It ha no final :ic at all druKglnta. K LOWS Now is the time to do yonr Spring Plowing, so if you need a plow do not fail to see us. We have a full line of the Famous J. I. CASE PLOWS, and can furnish you a plow for any kind of soil. We have an Orchard plow that can't be beat. Call and see them or write for circular of them. . F. Barker & Co. Impli'maits and W'huU's Rosi'burg. Oregon BUY PROPERTY For Investment, not speculation. I CAN SHOW YOU Choice City Property. All Sixes of Farms. If there were better bargains In Douglas County soli you would find them Hated with JOHN W. CAMPBELL Live Wire Real Estate Man. lit Cass Street REAL ESTATE Farm Lands Fruit Lands Stock Ranches Poultry Tracts City Property Rentals FIRE INSURANCE NOTAR.Y PUBLIC List Your Property With U. HIMES & OLIVER CASS ST., NEXT TO GRAND HOTEL PHOXE 887. ROSEBUBG, OR. 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 iup ply your every want lo the meat line. Send In your order now. Roseburg Meat Market Phone 134 NEWHARD UROS Prop. SHERIDAN ST. Easy Monday Savon SOAP! For a Short Time Only! . 7 liars 9 .23 15 liars 50 33 Bars 1.00 67 Bars 2.00 No better Savon Soap on the mar ket at any price. 4 Cans Bestene Cleanser 2."c 4 Cans Sol Cleanser 25c 4 Cans Roundup Cleause 25c Mrs. A. C. Ridd a Son RELIABLE GROCERS Commercial Club Building' In Our New Home W e have moved Into larger an1 better quarters. We are now better prepared than ever to Kive prompt and careful service to our ever Increasing patronage. We are now located In the EastoD building, 344 North Jackson. Our Stock and Prices Will Please You If you have never traded with us Just call ar phone us your order and see how well you will be served. KENDRICK & KING 344 N. Jackson St. GROCERS Phone 63 About whether the soda you drink Is pure or not. B sure of this fart by drinking Hoseburg Superior Ginger Ale. or any flavor you d.-sl . At all soft drink place. In town. ROSEBURG SODA WORKS Phone 186 Auihorlied bottler, of the genulc. Hire.- " Root Br.