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ROSFRURfi RFVIFW M hAILV FVCKl'T Ht'XIiAV KKVIIAV l't HI IM!I; COMPANY Hntt-rod at IJoi;'liii rg, On-gon. office as rit'iuiiii-Ct.i.s Mall pctf-'t- U V!Mlti:itLV HAII.Y Per year, by mail 1'er inont h. d -liv.M-eil . . , I'er Week, lb liVeleil .... KKMI-W KKKl.Y . $::.oo jr. yr mouths $J.nn Six 1 j I i;!:m it (.-. Du t. "' I ih:i i:.vr or i;i;iik, itii.i.. iilil S.'ile Ai-rardlng lo repuris I tie bill authorizing lite const i net ion of a bridge acrosh the South rmpqiia ItiVer lit lioseblllK was o et a he! in lllgly defeated in the Senate Friday, th voto bring - " H- As this bill was for a local improvement and was of absoluii-ly no interest to any member of the Legislature outside of ItouglaH Coitnly, ajid its it did not ask a Kingle dollar from the state, there Is no legitimate reason for the ,.nin latui'e refusing to pass it, practically wit lion t opposi t Ion. We u ndet stand that the aicittneiiL was used, how ever, I bat tlie proposed ai l was in conflict with the city charter of lioneliurg and would probably be un constitutional, nit hong li i) is by no means clear that such Ih the case. It wan we! I It now n here that a de tt nn i tied Mghl was heing m;idn against t he measure by a few i jm II viduals from Koschurn, regard less of the fuel that t lie nei d for a tew bridgn In i itinera! I ve. The present bridge Ik old and by many people is considered dangerotiK. It Ik not lo cated on the most direct route in and out of tin1' city and traffic Is also hampered and often endangered by n freciuently congested railroad crosH Ing. As at. flrnt Introduced, this hill provided for the. construction of a bridge at Oak street., hut this was oposed by a few individuals who of fered the argument, that DouglnH street would be a better local ion. Then the hill wan aim tided, striking out the Oak street specification and Blmply authorizing the County Court to erect a bridge anywhere within the city limits. This clearly exposed the ItiHineerity of those who had been FREE TO YOU-iVaY SSSTER tin ii your "bit' .r ! IWIitit Ik IIlt L ! .ft ! i -. i . trontnjfnt a complr'r trinl : and if yo'i nltmilil wi li to conliono, it will ciwt ym m;ty atniut I" I'l-nl;- a Wtt-k, or 1hh than t wo ivntu a d;v. It will n-.L u i. rf. r.i with y.nir w.irk or w.'in-iilinii. Just (.end me your nunie and uddremt, t ll mt hmv y hi Hiiir. r if ymi wi n, ntid I will nwid yon tlir tt. utn'i-nt for your rtin. i-nhnly f nu in I'hiin wrupix-r, hv n t urn mi ml. t will hI:u n-iid von itm1. tii io:.t, my lH.ik -"WOMAN'S OWN Mi;iHCAI. ADUslik'" Willi oxi.liunNiiy ill.jMimiimtn hLavIiim why wonuin niitriT, nod hw thiy run cu. ily ruro t Ih'm-lvi'H lit tuini". Kvrry wmtinn nlmiilil h.n c it, ni.d liuirn to think nr hi'mt-lt, Thi'ii wln-n lint doctor hiivm "Vmi nninl Imvo nu fiinittion.' yen nr diH-idn for youruclf. 'I'linoHnndH i f wonx-n tuivo ri-rnt t lu tiihi'lvcs w itli my liotno ri rtMtly. It etirr. nil, nlJ or young. ToIVVUhcr of Daughters. I will t-. plain n tnmiiln honn tri iitni-nt v hii h ni'i nhly nd ftK'cliiiilly rnrt'-i l,i'iirorrliiMn, tlni n Siclfin-J!i n I I'Hinfiil vr Irici.'iitnr Miii.sLriiutiun in Vounu LbJIoh, riunuiiu'SH nnd tn-idth nlwnvii n-Niiltn fToin tin un;. Whori'vur you livn. I can n-fr you to l:idi-iof your iA-n "iciitity who know ami will (t'Hy tct! any nuiroror that tit in llonic Irt'utturnt ronllv ciirfd nil witm-n'it diiort, nn) nrnkcu wonn-n well, Btninir, nlunip titnl rolnint. Juwt tend nie your iiddrens, nnd thu f ni ten doy'u tiiia tmu nt iti voura, aim tlis tiHk. Wi itt todny. an you may nut net) tins MRS. M. SUMMERS, Box H. FOR GOOD GROCERIES AT RIGHT PRICES AT ALL TIMES SEE Harvey-Eastman Grocery Co. V II 0 N K KM Commercial Abstrad Co. Abstract of Titles Blue Prints Filing Papers, Etc. WE WILL CO ON YOUR POND Insurance Conveyancing '.'HI PKltklN HI 1 1 HlNt; 1-nhi.dlng to favor JioukIus Ktrut floi to kll! Ill' iiu-asim.' alto- f.-'lur. It al'siiliit'-l v demonstrate, that thnv wi'ir opposed to any bndg anyu hV 'xi'i ti al 1 1 j pr-sent Un a tioil. ami I hey evidently took evecy itne else to In- loohi if they expei hd r Iw in to h'-liee anything Hse. It in I.-. -n era lly understood that t lie lead i if of t he i no vet ne lit against this new bridge ; n- .1. W. Pel-Man, A. i . Marhiei'K and I . Shoemaker, editor of th News, ii"i'her of whom would I," In j n red In any ma line r by . t h halMing of a in-w bridge, as a hrldg ! at Oak Mre-t would art Hit 1 1 y giv. nearer and i-afer acccKH to and from U'esl K.fSt'hitl'g, from their neve places ol business, than via the pr i 1 1 f bridge on L ine street, it is n'ill fr' sii in the minds of everyone how the name oullil di'feated a bridge I mo vtneiit here a year ago. and also bow the unwarranted altativs of th NewH on Kendall UroH. kept them from establishing here a big sawmill Industry that would have been worth at least one thousand dollars a dav to Itnti'dmrg, Can 1 here be any question as to who in the knocker in this vbinity? Mr. Husiness .Man. bow do you like t heir rout Inueil tight fig.'iinst every proposed new in ' stlMill iu'.' Ih every public movement to b' compelled to depend upon their pi ciillar whiniH? A M:W IMCIWICAM. cailcrs are reminded that tin t S vm phony Club and I,nd Our -cm,i, qua rti en cr:i tie give an entire change ot Pi e;ich season, so those who hea id t his su perior com pan v can attend again on l-Vh. I ! at the- Paliice Theater mid rest as mired of bearing a nrngrnm that wi' b' new ;mi r entertaining. Iteni' inbe that this is positively this company's last appearance In this city for scv eril years. I ln mcfl a (.'ond Worker. "I blamed my heart for aevero dls tress in niy left side for two years." writes Y. Kvans, Danville, Va., "bif I know now It was in digest ion, iu Dr. King's New- Ufp. IMIIh completed cu red me." Hrst for stomach, liver and kidney trouldes, constipation, headache or debility. 2T.c at all drug gists. I' The new "WorldH Almanac for liti:!' now on sale at the lioseburg Hook Store. Froo lo You and Evory Slstor Suf lerlng from Woman's Allmants. I nm n woiTinn. I knuw uiiriuiirt PiilToi inKS Imvu fimiul I In- cuii'. 1 will mini, (re of :my chnrcc, my linmo treat inent with fiel Inutnu'l mnn ( any huiIitit fiom W'liinin's ttilmontH. 1 wnul to t II all wni'ii nlut uri' yttii, my rruuer, Hiryouri'll, yoTinl.'Diylilcr, MiothiT. or your kisUt. I v, -tut to ti-M ynu how i Ui euro yiiurmlviH itt tiiitnn wiltiimt lint Ih'1 o of o Id.ioliir. Mori i annul utiili rtintl woiikt-'h utiltV-rintrn. ,' wo woiin ii know Irom eMei li-lltc, y,v know than liny doctor. I know that my hcnii' tn (. itt tin F.iftt mill Hiiro run fur I rucorriiiK'ii or I Whitish dlsilwirmn. I krmtlon. nisnlncinuiit or i f I i'IIiiu: of Mm Womb, I'roluht', S unity or 1'iiinfiil ! 1'i'ildJs. I'ttrlno or Oxurlmi luniorH or llrnlhti: ! 11U0 piilnn In the In-ml, Imik und howcN, loarint down li-t-llntf, nrrvoiiHiiiiHtt, crreplnif Iti-lloif up the n I no. nn Iitnt. holy , dtlre to cry, hot hushes, t i-nrtiH kldm-y and hliiddor troullt'! w hero Can in) dy wi-nl.nrf rti-n pcinlldr to our m-v. 1 witnt Pi B.'inl yon n complete ten d ' Ircut meat entirety lto ti ihdvu Ui ymi tl .it yxu nm ckio yoiimclf ut Ii 'Itu. iviiitly, fpii kly m d r .iu ly. l(o-iih-jhUt. lint it Will cunt soil nuthhif- to vivp ttio ullvr auin. At.iirrm I Notro Oamo, Intl., U. S. A IIOSI'IU lUt. 'M(h,us i;i:i kisi:m .h k now i;i HUNKS ( ItlTK.'S TOO h.sj v in ji ix;mknt. Sal. in. Ol i gnu, l-'i b. 14. To the Kilitoi: IYoiii the hi a ten ifii ts in some of our Portland pap'-is ft would appear that a very huge number of the Kep resent at i vi-h in l he Legislnt ti ro were t-n gaged in midnight orgies w hen t hey should In- 'imaged In tier ions hu.iiH va. The ;ict js t hat one (wo men of tha' lypi' are too ofti laken as a t.vjjc t lite general bod It S'-ins to in.-, taken all in all, and 1 am a fair julge of human nature that Die pers niM-l ol the Legislature of a very high order; they are giv ing t heiii.v( s to t lie real biisincKS ijefore i hem and w ill yet give a good ic on n t of t heineKl veH. The complaint made that tliere Is i n in; :;:lnii of h:!KiiKsK anil a large I'linte r (if bilhs u;ion which It will lie inio:Mhlc to act is, to a certain extent, true, but the legislators are iot responsible for this. .Most of hem have Introduced hilln sent them by their constituents and the reason heii- constituents have been sending hese bills is the result of our Ore ion Initiative system. The people think that they see something that s wrong and every man of 'hem coii itituteH himself a lawmaker, all of .vhicli Is well and good. If the legiH- ators h;id only rm-eived and acted in the hills drafted by the several members, in ail probability we w (in Id ha ve hi en about t h rough the session by now. Hut. half, or even diorc, of the bills on the docket at this si ssion were seirt to the members by l heir const it uents. Of course. they introduce them through respect o Ihi wishes ot the people who senf them. Many of them are good, some if them tire of simill Importance and few, possibly, uncalled for. lint l ho main measu res the people can est assured will come out of the ominittees ami will pass the House nd Senate. .Most of the main hills, specially the hills carrying upp ru inatious have been held in the com-1 nit tees and thoroughly considered ! itid amended in every possible wav ! ;o that when they do come before he House and Senate that there will u little left to do except to pass hem. Hefore the people make up their verdict upon this legislative assembly t them wait until the measures are finally passed. That some things! will be done that should not have; ieen done will go without question, nit that In the main (he important tilings shall have been enacted Into aw will also go without question. Let the people wait until the evi-leiii-e is all In and then judge ue otdingly. Some com plaint was also made i boil t the extra vagatiee of members i bout stenographers. Kadi mem bet- was allowed a stenographer, but the Hun i; I :ts 'oun ty deiegat ion. Keailies. Nielmls and mvself. get along with one. Yours Irulv, J. K. IIOWAIID. ALIIKKMAN (iOINC KST to .i;r school iih:as. SALK.M. Or.. Keb. 1 I. Superin I' :id' ut A 1 1 1 -r 1 1 1 ;ui leaves on I'ehru ; i i' I !' f ir itispii'iiou of llasteni edu i ;i t inn a I lint hod-, ami to attend the annual coiivenl ion of the Nat ion al i-M ileal imial Assuciat imi In Phi! add phia. hi lore tiit h he will read a panel' oil (n -opei a t ioll holweeu home and sihnol in ed mat ioiial work. The primary obi. i t of the trip will be lo a ei ll mil late data for t lie juii'- )om of llioroiighly revising the Ore nun stnte hiuh school curricula. With t his end in view Mr. A 1 derm tin will study t he work done in t he high school of I 'hi la del ph la. New York and Huston. Klementary work will also receive his attention, with the view of bringing modern methods In to Hie Oregon school course. Mr. Aldermaii will he the first edu ralor ll'oiu the Northwest to appeal bcloi e 1 tie National Association. ni i.i'i i I, uoitns I 'coin il liosebtirg 4 iti.en. Is your bark lame and painful? Hoes It ache especially alter exer tion ? Is there a soreness in Hie kidney ret: I on ? These symptoms suggest weak kid nevs. If so there Is danger In delay. Weak k idneys get fast weaker. Hive your troublt prompt attention Hea ti s l bl tie v I'll Is are for weak Mdnevs. Your in Igltbors use ami recom mend them. liead this Itoseburg testimony: John Matey, Kosehurg. Ore., saya: "I u-ed Hoan's Kidney Pills nhont -in lit ears ag-i. procuring them at the Maistets Hrug Co.. nnd they gave me great relief from kidney trouble. Since then I have had no further n.-ed of a kidney medicine, ns my health h.ts lieen of Hie best. 1 gladly r.ie Hoan's Kidney Tills my endorse ment." l-'or sale by all dealers. Price RO cents I'itsfer-Milburn Co.. ltuffalo, New York, sole agents for the I'nlted States. K em mii her Hie mi tin Hoan's ind take no oiher. M All ;un Will sell Page wire fence cheapot c ;'.i' Inch fence for L'Sc All bought before the raise U red i. ed In price A good eti,e. :: iurlie i high, ! wires s a t'e l . Tet ins to s'l It pur We luie the Heaus ban 1 i er si'i'.i v nnni ps id lime and sulphur I SI i: KS f HKNOWKTH. Oakland and Yon, -alia. dsv - ,...-. "Pride of HouRtftfl." lfciehurc product, nnd "tJiKN'n City." ft hard I wheat article, made nt Vancouver I W bsY. nr the two hegt varieties of' tl.'nr eu Cm market. Why usp any i other kind tint rests niern if tour j frivi-r deeBn t carry il'her hrnnrt I i'i Vliene I t m.v:Ih County Mills 'id rack will he delivered M your ho ni9. IXTKKVEXTIOX OT FKAKKI) HV MKXICAX PKOPLE AT IMtbSKXT. . 1 K X I ( ' O CITY, Keb. 1 4. Kive das of fighting in the streets of the lapital has, In the opinion of close observers, done more lo change the. lien t line ut of Me.xicanu In regard to intervention than lias the whole two year period of revolution. .Mouths ago a quiet feeling began to develop umong a few of the better rhus of Mexicans In favor of outside assistance, but it found no public ex pression at that time. This senti ment has steadily grown, however, and the events of the last two days have strengthened It treniPiidously. The subject is now frankly dis cussed by Mexicans und foreigners and frequently it Is a Mexican citizen who expresses the opinion publicly that the I'nited States or some other power or powers jointly should in tervene. Women Kn vol' Intervention. In the Colonia Juarez last night a gathering of Mexican women of the better class made no secret of their desire for Intervention. Their for mal statement of their feeling was is follows: "We are praying for the end of our country's troubles, even through intervention. Conditions In the capital are tcadily growing worse. All busi ness, both public and private .except that connected with the war. has used. Kven the general postofflce lias closed Its doors and. many of its mployes are carrying rifles in the ranks of the federal army. Stale of Terror i:ists. The city was in almost darkness throughout the night, owing to the titting of the electric cables bv shells. Today provisions of all kinds ire scarcer than ever and prices soared to u.-.heard of heights. Hob-t beries, burglaries and petty crimes of ill kinds are on the increase because' of the lack of police protection audi illumination. i Disposition of garbage, lias, become - n serious problem, and the changing. breezes bring home to the people the fact that the carcasses of hundreds 1 of horses killed during the street fighting of the week still lie In the gutters. UebeN Can Mold Out. Foreigners of military experience who have carefully followed the , operation In connection with the Diaz revolt declared today that in their; opinion Diaz would be obliged to hold out indefinitely. i " 1 he government has an Inipos- Ihle task in subjugating Diaz either Let the Baker Do the Work Do the VVokr! Heelgate to us the buying of the fuel and the flour. We're Immune to heat, our shop is neat, at your ser vice every hour. Why Not Keep Cool And buy the finished product. OREGON BAKERY Saves Time on the Farm rpHE farmer with Bell Telephone A Service at hand doesn't have to travel in rainy weather. The Bell Telephone Service saves him all that. There are always a lot of rainy-Jay chores about the farm. Instead of spoiling a day in going to town, tlie farmer goes to his Bell Telephone and does his business. The time saved can be spent profitably. That is why he would not think of being with out the Bell Telephone Service, it is poor econo my to try lo get aloni without it. Consult our local manager. Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co. with heavy guns or by direct as sault." deelaixd one military expert connected with the liruiih legion. The rebels have ammunition enough for several days at least. Their losses hitherto have been com paratively light. Their food supplies are sufficient. The men are being paid regularly two dollars a day nnd a large amount of money seems to be available for their cause. Diaz' Artillery Superior. The marksmanship of the rebel ar tillery has been excellent ami their ability to sweep all approaches to their position with machine guns make It appear inevitable t hat any attempt by the Madero forces to rush the arsenal would result in slaughter. An attempt of this sort was made in the last hour of last night s batt le when a detachment of federals ad vanced on the arsenal and were re pu Ised wit li heavy loss. It is be lieved this experience will cati.-e (Jen era I llucrtu to abandon such tactics and confine future operations to the bombardment of the rebel position. The death of anoti:;r woman dur ing yesterday's fighting further ex cited the foreign residents. M is. (ireenfield, mother of Harry Green field, an employe of the power com pany, was kiiled by a shell in Vic toria street. This makes the third woman killed among the foreign resi dents. Mrs. (JretMifgield was a Cana dia ii. Ta ft Not Anviotis tor Intervention. . WASHINGTON'. Feb. It. -President Tatt declared to close advisers today that only one thing could force him to ash Congrewr. to intervene in .Mexico. If the .Madero or Diaz forces should turn upon Americans merely because t hey are A merieniis or foreigners, Mr. Talt let it be known that he would rush a special message to Con gress in ;iu minutes lime. He does not regard the killing of a few Americans in the course of battle as a cause for war, but looks upon such casualties as unavoidable and be lieves that the proper authorities should be held liable for damages. If, however, the President should hear that Americans were being wantonly killed and found Congress taking its week end recess, his con- Good Trees cannot be grown, re gardless of the quality of the soil or care, un less you have the right kind cf trees to begin with Come and See ! the kind of trees we sell before you buy. We guarantee you never saw any better. Prices Right Roseburg Nursery Co. KITCHIN& BLACK Proprietors I BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure The only Baking Powder made from Royal Crape Cream of Tartar NO ALUM, NO LIME PHOSPHATE fiiiants dei land today lie would not hisitate to send an expeditionary force from the battleships at Vera Cruz and Tampiio. Kive thousand sailors and marines could b - lauded from them in a few hours and started lor Mexico City. Interiiatiunal law recognizes (he right of a government to send such an expeditimiao force to guard its own citizens when they need protection. The sailors ami marines would In- sent to .Mexico City as the "legation guard." This was the method employed dniini; the P-oxer uprising in China and mote re- ; ... .; ."V . 4- III V TH K F I S NOW. j A Tickets for reserved seats or ) general admission for the j Schubert Symphony Concert I Company are now on sale at Fullerton's drug store. Prices i ru and 7,"i cents. . The concert j will be given at Palace Thea i 4 titer Wednesday evening, I'eb- 4 ruary Hi. under auspices of the , $ Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterh.n ! Church. di I s miwmi H iLdliiii j!ii!!;iiA.i! mi& iMmMm Anything tliat makes Tor licjil t h is always a good luvustmciil That's why it pays tu kci'p a case cif lioscljiiiK's cai liiinaled hcv enigi's on hand all the time. Tliry have a tonic cftVct on liver and kidneys and are reficshinR as well. ROSEBURG SODA WORKS Authorized Hottiers ot the Oca iln.. lllr- u Ro. ' ll- i-r I'houeISS Phone 186 HAY Cl'TTKRS THE J. F. Pruning Implements and Vehicles Roseburg, Oregon AimiAX sii:fi, wihk fkxVb Phone 210-Roseburg Phone 28-Sutherlin Winnie Gaddis The Plumber ceiitly in Nicaragua, if such a step, were forced on President Taft while Congress was not in session, the President plans to -follow it immedi ately with a message' setting forth what he had done and asking au thority in si nd I'nited States troops across t lie border. President Taft met the Cabinet at t lie usual semi-weekly session and the Mexican situation was generally discussed. It was understood that the Cabinet was In complete acord witli tlie President's attitude as it was expressed in his talks with call i i . t o.!:i'. Shocking Sounds in the ear!; are sometimes heard be fore a terrible earihtiuaku- that warn of the coming peril. Nature's warn ings are kind. That dull pain or ache in the hack warns you the kidneys need att nl ion it' you would escape those dang -runs maladies, dropsy, diabetes or II right s d isease. Take Fleciric Hitters at once and see back ache fly and all your b"st feelings r-'tiiru. "y son received great bene fit from their use for kidney nnd bladder trouble." w rites Peter Hondy, South Kockwnod. .Mich. "It is cer tain'y a meat kidney medicine." Try It. f.uo at all druggists. H IM.OWS i'i:i:i) (;i:isii:its BEST AT 'Xm I'OST IIOI.K IIKif.KUS Tools
