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Newspaper Page Text.-'! -,' 1 . -' :isr!: it Sr. MS- V I" . S-fr i ? EVENING ROSEBl'RO REVIEW P..nt irmu. am i brut .new eati he job tje -. - - session of tat LuiiUiuM It ad- -r.-rr- .... ..i . TT1 . loilrn. unrf ih I.,,-!., i.l ..- run n mil, DAILY EACErT HIJUJAT . . w' " tSSl'ED REVIEW PlBLIrtHLNU COMPANY e ' absolutely tbatidoued lor I "1 am a wire of the veneration with ( which ancient institutions are r--gardi-d. tut I a-e no reason why we Fhoulfl eliiig to thi-si- In-tliutiotia la earning on all In.i-ortanl. affairs ot th-- stale, when In almo.it every other Entered at Roseburg. Oregon. Post office aa Second-Class Matter. L. WUnberljr V. I.. WaWi Are DAILY Per year, by mail IS. 00 Per mouth, delivered Per week, delivered 15 SEMI-WEEKLY Per year 13 00 Six mouths 1 00 M In-iluli-U by Itoanl of Agri culture iiiio iinr. 8AI.KM. dr., March 10. Two n w iind (itfcjliift features will be added to the stale lair il'li fall, for the hoard tat lis ni-i'ing late hist week. In ad- d.non to d-cidlug to retain all fe.it a,iiv..y of life are discarding l!.ejrwi , th, las, ,r, j,,., ,M trad.t.oh. for uewer and ,.r.,,irovIll0,, for , r,ia, ra,.e , wiid , ........... ..... iiorcs. Tin- last rare MA IK 11 II, IUI.I. CUV. OF KAXHArt FAVORS fOMMIrisloN KIIIIM KOII THE MTATK ;oVKII.MK.T. TOPEKA. Kanaaa. March 10. Governor Hodgea today ent a ran Mice to the Legialature urKinK rone mlsalon form of lefilativ govern ment, liv iroiKai to rt-i'laee pre ent legislative representation with two -membera from each Congres alonal dlatrtct who would devote tbetr entire time to state bus!nttts. "In common with a lara and growing number of thoughtful peo ple," 'said the m'KKas:'. "I am per uaded that the ItistrumentalitU.-ii for legislation provided in our state con atltutlon have become antiquated and Inefficient ironoinic ni'-thuds.' riirtmlr Ntomai li Trouble Cured. There la nothing more discourag ing than a chronic disorder of the Ktomach. I! Is not surprising that many siiff-r for years with such an ailni'-nl when a permanent cure is aithiD their reach and may be had for a trifle? "About one year a.i." says P. 11. Heck, of Wakeless. Mich.. "I bought a package of Chamber lain's Tablets, and since using them 1 have felt tierficflv Wf.ll f hart t.r. viously used any number of different, '1"011 commence at once. medicines, but none of them were of any lasting benefit." For tale by all dealers. C What coffee do you use? We sen Itoyal Club, Wadco. Schillings, Oold en West, M. J. II., and Edwards' De pendable, and If wo had a demand for any other kind we would carry it In stock. We do not ask you to take any brand, but let you make the You Henatorr. anu itepreseniativea i choice. Harvey-Eastman Grocery Co., cannot nut nave ooserveu me nerccm phone 103. A Permanent Cure For Chronic Constipation lvithfhiriw,,lm,l.l!irirut' ' wh ' without rrlplnv an 4 without .hock t uv Dot tried 11. yet thousands of tt-.a. mvmim i . -i otbra. who .J from ir.cnJ rn- ' ,l, ;,J .1 n." ,onlc r; bc, uart that thrv a permanent';10 lhm ""irthcn tha atomch and eura for chronic constipation. Homo I muacJei ao that In Urns tried let nea wsuiT invy tfre cun-o f-.r aa little aa " (tmoa can l dlapenaed with and fifty centa, year ao, nnd that tho natura la aain solely relied on. irounia never cmm (a-k on them, while Other admit th (Kk Mvrral (xittlra before a steady cure aa brought moouu The remedy ref--red to la Pr. Cald well's Byrup Ipm. It has Wen on the market for o t a ouartf-r of a century and haa Wn popularized on Its merlta, by on pvrn telhnr an"thfr. Tho fact that It ronrt upr-ortftra are women and elderlv fseile ihe criri most prll-ntl' cnnptlpnied rrk-j it Amour the legions who tostlfv to th fs'-ts are Mr. Jns A. Luehman, Jywnn. T'jah, and Jnaephfns Bailey. Bherldan. v , and they alwava have a battle of It In the hou?e. for It Is a relliM x tlve for nil the family from Infancy, to oH are. Anrono wlhlnir to make a trial of th!n remedv lefore tuvinc It In the regular way of a drutrirlM at fifty cent r,r one certain that the claims rfrriinc H us 2' . .nte hottle .LT !X o . h Dot been esarrerau-d w H CaldwelL 406 U-ahmvt.-r. i't . It la not violent like rathartlc rV-, . V'.T.u--e?to. Jll. Tcir name anJ adjresa si is or water a. tJt OLcratea icwm. 'on & pvsisi cvd Wlil Ua Do You Like Honey? We do not n.ean llie tvt ry day jjartlcu varitty, t'tit t!iv genuine Alfalfa Blossom Honey ill be the most eieltinii and thrilling of the whole fair, It is claimed. According to the plan the horses are to be Kathered In from the range and just before the event driven on the grounds. Each cowboy la then to rope, saddle nnd mount his horse, an I the first to put his animal under the wire in a mile race Is to be the winne. The shooting tournament will be n-tainrd and bo will the Kugenles Show, 11000 being appropriated for It. The grounds will be surveyed and Improved and work on the .new pa- The hoard also d-clded to hold the fair In 1S1'.. I'.ecause of the I'anama Kxpotdtlon, a movement was Inaug urated to hold no fair then, but the board decided It would be unwise to abandon the fair one year. This year's harness racing schedule is as follow s: Monday Two-year-old trot, fu turity course, 1900; 2:H pace, every neat a race, iiooci; 2:24 trot, every heal a race, early closing. 1200(1. - Tuesday 1 : 2 . pace, every heat a race, early closing, $1200; 2:18 trol, every heat a race, ISO0; 3-year-old trot, futurity course, $2000. Wednesday Three-year-old pace, futurity course, $1,100; 2:08 pace, early closing, $:000; 2:30 trot, every heat a race. $.'i00. Thursday Two-year-old pace, fu turity course. $00; 2:20 pace, every heat a race. $500; 2:12 trot, early closing. $."i000. Friday 2:20 trot, every heat a race. $700; 2:0s pace, consolation, $1000; 2:05 trot, early closing, $1. il 00. Saturday 2: 1 . pace, every heat a race. $I0u0; 2:01 pace, every heat a race, early closing. $1000; 2:12 trot, consolation. $1000. IMIl (,VS IXU'NTV TKXT HOOK lKIOSITAKIKS. direct from the a'fa'.f.i fields of Ic! Oregon. If you like that kind, ill phone to the North Side Grocery PETTY & WALKER, Props. Roscburp, Oregon Over 200 cities and towns In Ore con are named as depositaries where school books must be sold under the i'irmlar of the State Hoard of Edu cation, ism. d in connection w ith the information as to the work of the Stai.' Text Hook Coinmixslou. The Tex: i:,n,k Commission will d'l i.l" on the new school books In lull- fer the fir.-! time In six years. II fallt lo the State Hoard of Edu 'atinn lo nam the s hool hook de-:is.tart-as it riiuir d that books f ale ill ti e certain cities nnd ti.Miis in nnm.n. These are ''iii-d in In-ill-'.! fo-inty: Canyon- I't ,;:: h:;.t.-:i. letr-liiu-r. I'.Nn-''I- V. Oakland. Hhhlle. il: . t ; l ,i r. Villi! alia. ' Tie- IiiIImt'i l-'atiirili', A i i. iv1: i... d.ciin- J..r children -I -'i ! be harml-M I; should he pl-ai-.m: tu lake. Ii should be ef f.ctual. 11, ami., rlaln's Cough lieme dv is :i of ilr.s and is the mothers' tin oriie hi i here. I'or sale by all dealers. ' c I' .n't forg-i llmldiix. the shoe maker. He !ll make your feet glad 3:;." North J.ickson s'reeL MOYAIL BAKING POWDER makes Delicious Hot Biscuit The most appetizing, healthful and nutritious of foods. Hot biscuit made with impure and adulterated baking powder are neither appetizing nor whole some. It all depends upon the baking' powder. Take every care to have your biscuit made with Royal Baking Powder, the only baking powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar, which is chemically pure, if you would avoid indigestion. The very best receipts for hot biscuits and griddle cakes will be found in the ROYAL COOK BOOK 500 RECEIPTS FREE Send Address HOY At. BAKINQ POWDCR CO., NEW VOftK. I la : l:. I Do As I Advertise HISLOP The Shoe Man Perkins fsuilJinii. Phone 12.1. Rosehurg I Do As I Advertise Here Are the Startling Fads My Early Spring Shoes Have Arrived and N twlii-re on the Coast Can the Selection He Heatcii I.IIJUgviST ATTOKXEV FOR tK)S; llltVSON Ql'lTS, aiK) IMIKSX'T SUT HIM. Sdl.KM. Or.. .March 10. The Gov ernor today formally announced the appointment of Webster Holmes as judge for the Twelfth Judicial Dis trict, created during the recent ses sion of the Legislature. Judge Holmes formerly resided here, but now lives at Tillamook. I.. A l.ilj- u ist has been appointed County Attorney for Coos County, and K II Kiih anls as County Attor n y tor .lusi ph.ne. rpon rei"iu:-.g the resignation of C. 1(. I'.rjsiiii. of I'.'ugeiie. as Histrlct Atiori.- y fi-r the I'ourth Judicial hisirn t. lo.ierilor West today ai I'oinli .1 I! K. Wil-on, of Corvallis. lo sueieid him. llrison refused to serie fi-r a salary of fL'leu a year, lneli the new law provides. OltlKioV ItilJIICS. J Will Leave It To You Women's White Buck Button, Black Buck Button. Golden Brown Velvet But ton, Black Velvet Button, and all the pop ular leathers of the season. Can Fit the Narrow Foot As Well As the W ide One rii V ) -o , ' J h rV 6 liipeating the assertion ihat a blanket salary hill providing uni formity and classification in payment of salaries for county officials will h- Initiated by him. or through his influence, tiovemor West has fur Iher Intimating that the salaries which will be proposed In this hill sill he low i nough to please the tax payers, even if they are not pleasing to tne county officials. he (ioi nor il-ciaYcd that he is firm In his Intention In seeing that tin- people of the slat-' hae an opportunity In voting on such a hill at the next elect inn. Appointment as Assistant Secre tary of the Interior has been ten dered Joseph X. Teal, of Portland, by Secretary I. an-', with the consent of the President. Mr. Teal has de clined the off. r. but It Is understood pressure Is being brought to bear to Induce Mr Teal to reconsider. Will It King. Oregon National committee man, admits that Democratic leaders from Washington. Idaho. Montana and California had united In recom mending him for appointment as Commissioner of the C.enernl Land Office, but because of the salary he said he was not sure he would accept the office if tendered. It Is admit ted Mr. King's chances will largely depend upon whether or not Mr. Teal accepts the assistant si-cretaryshlp. If Mr Teal should accept, it Is not probable that tho rommissioncrshlp will be given Oregon. MAYOR MARTIN OK MYRTLE CRKKK 11'K FOR BXI TKRM. MYRTLE CliEKK. Or., March 10. The citizens of this place have nominated candidates for the town election which takes place .March 17. Quite a number of women voters were present. J. M. Martin, present Incumbent, was renominated for Mayor, with no one to oppose him. O. A. Klrby for recorder and K. J. Fairbanks for treasurer, were lh.- onlv catnll.lat.-s I'or councllmen. II. Carter and C. A. Suone w i re nomlnati d in Ward 1; S. II. Knight, Ira Miles and C. H. lluick In Ward 2, and Will Oalliip and C.eorge H. Wlxson In Ward :!. I'or counclltnan-at-large. J. J. Anlauf, F. E. Smith and Charles W. Kice were nominated. 10 CENT CASTA KKTS" IS VOI R LAXATIVE. Ib-t Liver and llowel Cleanser nnd Stomach Regulator In tlie World Work While You Ship. Old a 10-cent box. Put aside just once the salts, pills, castor oil or purgative waters w-hlch merely force a passageway through the bowels, but do not thor oughly cleanse, freshen and purify these drainage organs, nnd have no effect whatever upon the liver and stomach. Keep your "Insldes" pure and fri'sh with Cascarets. which thor oughly cleanse the stomach, remove the undigested, sour food nnd foul gases, take the excess bile from the liver and enrry out of the system all the constipated waste matter and poisons In the .bowels. A Cascaret tonight will make you feel great by morning. They work w niie you sleep never gripe, sicken and cost only 10 cents a box from your druggist. Millions of men and women take a Cascaret now and then and never have headache, bilious ness, coated tongue, indigestion, sour stomach or constipated bowels. Cas- carets belong in every household. Children Just love to take them. Adv OREGON' NEWS. A (.HNHHOl S OFFER. Yonr Money Uefuridi-d If Parisian SW Iih-ii i lUiiisli Dandruff. For the first time ever shown on the Coast I am showing a line of women's patent leather and nun metal button shoes, made with the new Arnold welt process- that enables me to sell swillslioes.it itv v Aa P com: i. . . t i hi: stock cakkikd nv air Roseburg's Leading Shoe Store Order by Mail I liy Parcel Post Charges The city council of Grants Pass has passen an ordinance forbidding the dancing of the turkey trot, grimly bear, moonlight glide and the bunny hug. A maximum penalty of 150 Is named by ordinance. Of the total population of Oregon 4 16. Sal. or 62 per cent, are native wnites of nntlve parentage: 135. 23S or :o.l per cent, are native whites of foreign or mixed parentage: and Pretty strong talk, perhaps you'll I0S.001. or 15.3 per cent, are foreign sav. nui it s Holiest talk, everv word uorn wnnes. i ne corresponding per- of It. because If the Red Cross Phar- centag.-s In 1S00 were 61. S. 20.5. niacy were not absolutely certain: If ""d respectively, the proportion they did not know from actual ro. of foreign-born whites having In sults obtained, thev could notmakn creased somewhat during the decade. such a generous offer. The percentage of Chinese and Japan- Parisian Sage can now he obtained ' 1 6; ot Indians. 0.S; of ne- In every town in America. It la Srov. 0.3. ; guaranteed to stop falling hair and i Itching scalp. NO MORE PILES. I It Is the Ideal, delightful, rejuven- gating hair dressing that makes hair : A regular physician's simple and I grow in abundance. Parisian Sage sure Internal and external treatment ; is a prime favorite with women, bo- for any kind of piles can now be ob . cause It keeps the hair brilliant and talned at the Red Crosa Pharmacy I fascinating. I daintily perfumed, and and druggists everywhere, i is not sticky or greasy. Ask for Dr. Leonhardt'l HEM- The price for a large bottle Is only ROID; follow the Instructions and If , cents at the Red Cross Pharmacy, it does not quickly relieve and banish who Riiarante It Sold everywhere, the agony of stubborn pllea, money or direct, all charges prepaid by the back. American makers. Oiroux Mfg Co,1 A II days' treatment Costa but Huff.iliv X Y Adr. '11.00. and is usually all that It neces- o j sary to remove the cause, reduce the "Prld of Douglas" and "Oueen swelling and rid you of thts miserable City" flour bring result. Ask th disease forever. Booklet from Dr. Douglas County Mills. Phona 1). jLeonhardt Co., Buffalo, N. Y. v - rijtt'AmMt,j; ....... 'i.Lt.s.. Jrt AS we had such good success with our last 4-days bargain sale, we have decided to give you all onjg more chance to get one of these $5.30 orders for $4-10 a saving of $ 1.20 on each order. This order is absolute staples aud used by all house wives all the time. This sale commences Monday morning at 8 a. m. and closes Saturday night at 9 p. m. So don't miss this opportunity to save $i.20on your grocery bill this week. We are doing this to reduce our large stock aud meet our liabilities. Don't forget these dates. ONLY ONE OltllKrl TO A CUSTOMER Ten cent market basket free w 1th each order. Reg. Price Thl Week Save 1 sack Hard Wheat Flour $1.50 $1.30 20c 1 5-lb. can Fancy Syrup 40c 30c 10c 1 lb. Green or Ulack Tea 50c 40c 10c 2 Cans Corn, fancy 25c 20c 5c 2 Cans Solid Packed Tomatoes 35c 25c 10c 1 Quart sour pickles 15c 10c 5c 3 Cans Astor Milk 30c 25c 6c No. 1 Lamp Chimney 10c (c 4c 1 1-lb. Can Col. Itiver Salmon 30c 20c 10c 1 1-lb. Can Fancy Shad Fish 25c 20c 6c 1 1-lb. Box Gloss Starch 10c 7c 3c 1 1-lb. Box Cornstarch 10c 7c 3c 1 3-lb. Can Fancy Peaches 25c 16c 10c 1 3-lb. Can Fancy Apricots 25c 16e 10c 25 ox. K. C. Bak. Powder 2uc 20c 6c 1 Large Box Gold Dust 25c 20c 5c Total $5.30 $4.10 $1.20 The Money Back Store R. STUBBS, The Grocer Sole agents for Royal Bread. Cor. Cass and Pine Sts. WE ARE HERE AND HERE TO ' STAY. And in order to stay and make an honest living and snoy the confi dence of the people, we guarantee to give you the best ehoemaklng, both in new work and reDalrlng ever given in Oregon. Shoemaklng Is no guess with us, we learned the trade from start to finish and have worked at It nearly 60 yean. It will pay you to bring your work to us and be bene fitted by our long years of expert- nee. Work done daw and night. C. P. HADDOX, The shoemaker that knowa how. 336 N. Jackson Street. dtf ISO ACRES TO TRADB. Want a house of T to I rooms In Roneburg. Will trade 110 aerei of land 1H mile from KoMbnrg; $!, 000 of wood on same. Addresa Box 475, Roeeburg. Hive Arundel tone It, Anything that makes for health Is always a good Investment. That's why It pays to keep lease of Roseburg's carbonated be e rages on hand all the time. They have a tonic effect on liver and kidneys and are refreshing as well. ROSEBURG SODA WORKS Authorised Bottlers of the Genuine Hires' Root Beer. Phone 1S( Phone 186 reI)oit Em. lere. Your Parcel of Laundry will bo promptly delivered, and perferily satisfactory when opened If you nllow ua to do the work. '- are exceptionally care ful In tho pleasing of patrons, railing for and delivering orders and exacting tho moat painstak ing nnd consclentloua work from nil our help. That Is why we Huceei'il in plenslng customers. PHONE 380 LONE STAR LAUNDRY Phone 210-Roseburg Phone 28-Sutherlin Winnie Gaddis ThePlumber ISSIMSII if:.." - - ""r" " . " .