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EVEK1NG R0SEBUR6 REVIEW! IMCKU DAILT KXCSPT (TODAY ' wr I mtvmw ppBftaflpio company. taiered at RoMbui , Oreg on. Port-! omc u Hecond-Claaa Matter. L. WIMBERLY. DAILY Per riu, by mall $1.00 Par month, delivered 10 Per1 Wees:., delivered It " . 8EMI-WEEKLY Par yur 11.00' Oli mouths 1.00 In Montreal and (or It. as Id London. Baker (lour wiling (or 14. 00 at Winnipeg, sells (or 14.10 at Montreal and (or 13.60 In London. The beat (lour coin 1)2 cenu more the barrel where It la grown, than In London, after being hauled 4100 nillea. From this we Judge the trusts are not buay In England, but we would not ven ture the aume statement about Can ada, and especially about Winnipeg, which seems to have a sort of hunch of their presence. Ex. i JAM'AKY 31, 1014. WI.VMI'EO HAS A lU NCH. A correspondent asks us If there are any trusts In Kngland. We are free to conicae that we do hot know, but preaurne not, and the evidence .Indicates there are none. In the first place we hear no kirks about them and there aure would be kirks if they were at work there. Then there la other evidence that Kngland hua them not, or that they have not Kng land, which ever aulta beat. A Can adian paper, or rather one printed at Winnipeg, nays and gives quotations (or 11, that wheat flour that aella at 15.20 In that city, which la the center of one of the greatest wheat growing districts In the world, aella (or (5.30 Wlieu Von Are HUloua, Food (ermeuta In your stomach when you. are bilious. Quit eating and take a (ull doae o( Chamberlain's Tablets. They will clean out and atrengthen your stomach and tomor row you will rellab your (ood again The best ever for billousneas. For hale by all dealers. C ihciim;!-: will kki.av it. il .New (Vkjs Hay Mile Likely to lie Meld l p lly It. ilarshfleld Times: Thomas Klx.m, superintendent of construction for the MacArthur I'erka Company on the Cooa Hay-Kugena line, K. Vf. Ilauaer, o( lluuser & lluuser. who have aome of the sub-contructs, S. Benson, superintendent of the latter concern, and J. K. Nelson, foreman of Porter Brothers, arrived here yes terday on matter pertaining to the rallwuy. However, their visit is of no particular significance just now us no work has been ordered and 7 " My Mamma Says 1 Itsoate jm, oil 25 iiisS WSiIL PISA ; k ! jags s&kfm ; s Fnf)' rrh , inn n. m (tin ii .- mi . ,mw "The Chlldren'a Chil dren" are now using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and it is to day the same safe effec tive and curative med icine thattheirparents found it. For all coughs, colds, croup, whooping cough, bronchitis, hoaraenes and tickling in throat, use it. It gives satisfactory results. FOLEY S HONEY FOR Coughs wi Colds CONTAINS NO OPIATES none it contemplated (or the Immedi ate future. The Southern Pacific has not yet lasued orders for atartlng the con struction of the t ons Hay bridge nor the bridges ' across the Siuslaw or I'm . qua. The final permit for the bridge across Schofleld Creek, near the big tunnel, was Issued last week by the Government, hut this struc- lure is of no particular consequence. It now looks as though the Coos illay bridge Is going to be the "sticking point" iu the completion of the line this year. It is pointed jOut i that the construction of the j Coos' ftay bridge will. In the opinion j of engineers and constructors, re- quite hi leusi nine mourns Ul Hiru-1) work without the usual delays. This will mean that unless the bridge is started soon that It cuunot be com pleted before the first of next Jan uary. Just uhy the Southern Pacific is holding hack the bridge Is a mystery to the local men and the contractors. While It Is reported that they were waiting till the Marshfielil f ran-hisu matter was adjusted so that they could haul crushed rock and gravel direct by train, ft Is staled that there will be no need for tin? gravel or crushed rock until ut least three niontliB after the bridge is started. Work tin Tuiiih'In. Tin- big Schofleld Creek tunnel Is progressing nicely, according, to Su perintendent .lilxon. They are now about Muu feet under ground from the north portal and last month made : 1 4 feet progress. They are fur enough into the tunnel now to know the formution they have to dig through und are certain that no par ticular obstacle will lie encountered. It will nut he long before they will lie underground from the south and will then be making between :iUI) anil imp feet progress on It each month. This will mean that the big tunnel will he completed before next Oc tober. There remains about. liTOU feet of II to drive. Just now the only work in progress is the crew on the big tunnel. No. 7, and ut tunnel No. ti, Just north of the Cuipqua. and the steam shovel . rew working at Sand Point. Work on tunnel No. :i, Just south of the Siuslaw, was stopped some lime ago on account of the weather, j I'hls tunnel has to be heavily tiin hered unil the roads got so muddy' thai It was impossible to haul tim bers to do the. work. Tunnel No. t; is being driven by : station men who are making about' 111.', feet progress per month. ('OXtJKKSS.MKXC.W WAIT I I Ttl I'.W INCOMl: TAX. 1 this year', the Congressmen are Im mune from the new tax (or months to come. Uacl.elors of Congress will be hard hit first by the uew tax. They will have the one per cent de ducted form their salaries on May 4. Married Congressmen -will have the tax takeu from the salaries on July 4th. A Treasury Department ruling up on the lucome tax is responsible for the apparent favoritism shown Con gressmen under the new law. Al though the tax weut into effect last .March, the Treasury Department ordered that the one per cent be de ducted "at the source" Die Senate :iud House sergeants-ata-arm who pay Congresiiiotial salaries only upon payments In excess of $:tuui during last November and December. Aa Congressmen are paid their $7"0u salaries iu monthly Installments of S2.- upon the fourth day o( each month, this Treasury Department order resulted in escape of the In come tax by all Congressmen, who had received $l2."it on the two pay days in November and December. Now the sergeants-at-arma rule that they cannot deduct the Income tux from Congressional salaries until after each Congressman has been paid ISuihi or more. ThlB Is because of contingencies that a member might die or resign and thus not have an income of over $:',uuu before the payday on .May 4. when members will have received five checks for !'.;!.'. each for the five months of 1914. As married men are exempt up to $4 It will he July 4 before the married legislators will have re ceived over Initio and be subject to the one per cent salary deduction for I collection of tho tux "at the source,"' while the bachelors paying on Income ! over Slluuii, will have their salaries sliced beglnuig May 4. ' VOU'KK CONSTIPATED, 11IUOIS! CASCARETS. WAs'lll.NlSTOX. .Ian. :i(l.--AI-, though they themselves are i-esponsi-( hie Tor the 1U'V. Income lax law. under which taxes are assessed beginning (.March I. I'.it.l, Kinalols anil Ucprc sentatlves are Jubilant today over a trilling which exempts them from hav 1 ing their salaries taxed before next May at least. While most folks silli j Jecl to tile tax ate "ponying up" lor Ithe ten months of l'.U:i and all of Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Gas, Had iliwath. Mean Liver and ltowcla Need Cleaning. Get a 10-ccnt box now. No odds how bad your liver, stom ach or bowels; how much your head aches, how miserable and uncomfort able you are from constipation, Indi gestion, biliousness and sluggish bowels you always .get the desired results with Cascarets. Don't let your stomach, liver and bowels make you miserable. Take Cascarets tonight; put an end to the headache, biliousness, dizziness, ner vousness, sick, sour, gassy stomach, backncho and all other distress: cleanse your Inside organs of all the bile, gases and constipated mattei which Is producing the misery. A 10-ccnt box means health, h'ap pliiess and a clear head for months. No more days of gloom and distress If you will take a Cascaret now and then. All druggists sell CaBcarets. Don't forget the children their lit tle insldca need a gentle cleansing, too. Adv. ;lf It's NEW We Have It The Bellows Store Co. if it NEW We Have It i Vf. y First Showing of Spring Ready to Wear Coats and Suits NEW TODAY n-a r& n v I S1 f The babij Doll snoes vm' The Newest out in Foolwear. See them in VI j 1 ir,W English Walking boots, Black & lan g J ar-im. 1 JW live '.i MAWJIKIIADK I1AXCE. Masq. Ball at Looking Glass Feb. 13, 1914, under auspices of Rescue Grange. Midnight supper at - the Howard House. Committee: E. W. JOHNSON, LEE WILLIAMS. CEO. MATHEWS, W. H. DOLE daw NOTICE TO IlltlDGl: OOXTHACTOHS. New onion sets at tho tii'ocery. Economy .u.Jtat Sealed bids will be received by the County Clerk of Douglas County, Oregon, up to noon (12 M. ) on the 10th day of Feb., 1014. for the con struction til the following bridge: (Jufiie Creek llridi'.e. Bridge will sian Cow Creek In sec tion :2, T 32 S, It 5 W, W. M., and will consist of one (100 ft.) one hundred foot wooden span of the Smith parallel cords truss design: one hundred eighty-two ft. (1S2 ft I of pilu bent trestle approaches: aint two piers of type "A" or "11" as shown on the plans. The above bridge will have a clear roadway or 16 feet and a clear headroom of 1.1 feet. Mulders must build bridge, as shown i n the plans, that are on file Iu the County Clerk's office. Itids for the trestle approaches to be hy the lin. foot. Bidders will submit bids for each type of pier complete. Hiil lei's must visit site and satisfy themsi Ives as to the local conditions, tiie County Court assuming no re sroti: ibility on account of lack of knowledge on the part of the bidder. ! All bins must bo accompanied hy a certilieil check ill an iiliiciu lit equal to five per cent uf the bid. En velopes In which bids are placed must be endorsed with the name of the bridge for which the bid la made. I Profiles, plans, bidding blanks and ' specifications will be on (lie la the i County Clerk's office on and after January 27th, 1914. The right Is reserved to reject any and all bids; waive defects and ac cept any hid. Sealed bids will be considered on Feb. lOtb, 1914. ( llv order of the County Court. Dated this 17th day of Jan., 1914. E. H. LENOX. County Clerk. AETNA-IZED? Accident and Health Insurance Protects Your Chief Asset in Business Time. It is remarkable what a $10 111 will do when connected up with an Aetna Policy. You Ought to Know. Ask me. W. H. Richardson, Aetna izer, Roseburg The Struggle for Bread is as Old as the Human Race! 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