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Newspaper Page Textm EYESTSQ ROSEBrRG REVIEW, FRIPAY, FEnnrARY 10, 10 1 7 PAGE PTVB BRIEF NEWS ITEMS OF THE CITY j& DEPARTMENT of CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING, jz? Here's the place to get Large Results at. Small Expense. Three lines 3 times for 25 cts. Bargains la usea cars at the Hose-, burg Garage Jitney service, phone 2. F. H. Smith, Cass and Host streets. The Hose Maiden, Feb. t!0, at the Presbyterian llliunh. Tickets '2i cents. Sewing machine needles, any make or style. See li. V. Strong, the Fur niture Man. Krvin Rice, of Oakland, arrived here lust evening to spend a few days with friends. A. D. S. Digestive Tablets -reil".vf-distress after eating. For sale by Hamilton DruR Co. Mr. and Mrs. Marry Older, oi Portland, have arrived here to spenc u low days with friends. Now is the time to buy your bulbs for bedding. Call at 124 Cass St. Mrs. F. D. Owen, Florist. ('. M. Stewart, oi Olalla. spent the day in Kosoburg attending to various business mailers. The Pojlyanna serves as good a cup of chocolate or coffee as cau be had anywhere at any price. Cioorgc W. Kiddie ietunied to his home at Kiddle this morning after a day spent hero on business. Mailt X. Tisdale. the Sullittrlln bunker, spent the day in Kosoburg attending to business matters. Frank Lucas, of Portland, arrived hero last evening to pass a few days looking alter business matters. Miss Marie Linton, of Walilport. arrived in Hoseburg last evening to spend a few days with friends. If you are looking for body fli wood, it will pay you to write or set J. M. Kinney, tllendale, Oregon. John K. Turner, of Portland, has arrived in Kosoburg to spend a lew days looking after business matters. Spirella, the corset, sold only thru trained corsetierres, can bring out your best lines. Bell Sisters' Iildg. ltert Kiddie and wile lelt ror theii home at Kiddle this morninu after visiting with friends near Uxonville. . Drop in THU POLLYANNA aftei , the show or dance for a hot chicken tamale or sandwich. The best ever. .1. I'.aker. of Medl'ord, arrived In Itosehurg last m ening to spend few days looking after business mat ters. W. A. Ciesy, of Aurora, arriwd in Kosoburg last evening to spend a few days looking alter business mat ters. Mrs. K. (I. Byron, of San Fran cisco, has arrived in Kosoburg t e spend a few days looking alter vari ous business matters. Cut prices, quality the best, all strictly fresh groceries, flour nnd feed at the Spot Cash Basket Gro cery, 238 N. Jackson. Cut prices. J. 11. Kamsey ami J. F. Harvey, both residents of Kiddle. Ment last night in Kosoburg looking after busi ness matters. They were reyitereu at t ho Grand hotel. G. X. Itirkland. a popular travel ing salesman with headquarters at Modfurd, arrived in Koselmrg lust evening to spend a few days looking alter various business matters. Good goods meet your needs most economically. P. S. C. Coffee sal is fios. Price is riuht. All chaff and dust is removed. People's Supply Co., wholesale to Ihe consumer. Something you cau depend upon. High Flight Flour is .uniformly ex cellent, makes whiter, lighter broad and more loaves per sack. All flour at wholesale prices at People's Sup ply Co., wholesale to the consumer. Got seed potatoes while they arc available. Keports show hardly ; enough potatoes left in the North-, west for seediiiL'.' We have a good assortment of early and main crop varieties at reasonable prices. Peo ple's Supply Co. A letter was received bore this morning to the effect that K. L Smith, editor of the Tax Liberator, will return hero next we.k from Portland. Me will bo aei ompaiiied by Mrs. Smith and children. They spent the pat six weeks in Cortland. A. D. Bradley will leave here with in the next few days for the Camas Valley vicinity, where he will .-peiio a tow days at his miue. .M. Itrail ley is doing considerable dee!op ment work there and epe--ts to mar ket considerable ore within the next few years. K. M. Sturgeon, who spent the past five years in Douglas County, will leave here tonight tor la troit. Mich., where ho will enter the em ploy of Henry Ford. Mr. Stum-on Is a machinist, but bus resided on si ranch since coniinu' to Oregon. Mis wife and daughter will remain her until later in the spring. Bad Colds from Little Sneeres Grow Many colds that Hang on all winter stnrt. with a sneeze, a sniffle, a sore hroat, a tight chest. You know the Kvmnioins of colds, and ymi know nromnt treatment will break them up lir Kinc's New Discovery, with its soothing antiseptic balsam.!, has been breaking up colds and healing coughs of young and old for 47 years. Dr. KlnVs New Discovery loosens the phlecin. clears the head, soothes the irritated membrane and makes breathing easier. At your Druggist, 25c. C ASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Signature of Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 189U Safety First Jitney Service. Phone 40. 1 wo cars. We now have coal. Page Invest ment Co., phone 242. The Fiction Library has been re moved to the Masouic building. Get Spencer sweet pea seed in bulk, any color, at the People's Sup ply Co. The Pose Maiden, Feb. 20, at the Piesbyterian Church. Tickets 25 cents. M.-. A. S. Foster, of Portland, ar rived here last evening to spend a few days with friends. Cooked food, Saturday, Feb. 17, at Kitids grocery. Bread, cakes, pies, etc. St. Georges Guild. John Alexander, of Glide, left for hi-; home early this morning aftor a dry spent here on business. J. F. Churchill, of Oakland, was in Kosoburg last night. Me was registered at the Fnipqua hotel. Do you need a circular glass for your automobile or a picture frame? Then see Strong, the Furniture Man. M. F. Kieo returned yesterday eenmg after spending a few days the southern part of the county. George Kohlhagen left for Drain this morning, where ho will look af ter business matters the next day or two. Melrose coal delivered to any part of city from Empire stables, phone 6(i. Price $8.00 per ton in ton lots. W. Cox. Be sure it is a Barcley, the only corset made to fit each and every figure. Will call and take orders. I'none 418-J. Hoy Fisher, of Kellogg, who had been visiting his wife here, returned home this morning. The latter will remain some time longer. K. M. Wheeler, of Portland, who h.'d boon looking after business ur l:irs here, left this morning Xor len bower to remain for the day. Itig dance at Dlxonvllle. on Fri d; y night. Feb. 1 li. No undesirables will be admitted to the hall. Supper i: d dance $ 1 .00. CHI's Orchestra. F. A. Sutton and wife, of Salem. k t here last evening on their way to San Francisco. They visited here oxer yesterday with friends an d relatives. Mrs. K. X. Morris, of Looking Glass, who had been visiting ai Portland, Salem, and other points f(.r the past week or t wo, returned here last evening. S. I. Barrett, wife and two child ren, left here last evening to locate p; obably indefinitely at Calico Hock. Ark. They had resided in ibis city U.v several months. A basket social will be given by ti e Fraternal Brotherhood lodge at the Maccabee hall, Saturday evon ir g. February 1 7th. Everybody come, ladies bring baskets-. Marry Wisonstoin. former Hern, at the I'mpqua hotel, is spending a few days in Portland. Me will later gj to Omaha. Nebraska, where he will probably locate prenianently. The People's Supply Co. servos y.m best. More business means bet ter prices for you. You are losing n oney if you do not trade with the People's Supply Co., wholesale to the consumer. Fresh spring garden seeds, bulk a:id package, now in. Biggest stock and assortment of seeds. Best adapted to Douglas County. Prices; always right. People's Supply Co., wholesale to the consumer. -..Mrs. J. Ellen Perkins, mother of .1. W. Perkins, of t his city, leaves for Portland tonight, whore she will look after business matters for the next Tow days. M rs. Perkins for merly resided In Portland, but Is now making her homo here with her son. Cb;n !es Holland, who had been attending to business matters in this city, left for Myrtle Creek yester day evening. Mr. Holland recently disposed of his three timber claims .ist of this city to a wealthy East ern resident, The purchaser was Lawrence Sexvard. now of Portland. Attorney W. W. Cardwell is spend ing a few days in the city looking after Circuit Court matters. He says die work of plowing is now in pro- gross at his ranch in Colon Valley, Mid he is look inn ahead to enormous crops this year. The prices for farm products x ill he higher this season than laM. avoiding to the predic tion of Mr. Cardxvell BREAKS A COLD IN JUST A FEW HOURS 'Pape's ( Klippe old ConiM)ilnd" Lull nitsery Don't slny MillVcd-up! You can end grippe and break up a severe colli either In load, chest, l.r.dv or limbs, by taking a dose of Tape's Cold Compound" every two I. ours until il.n-e doses are taken. It promptly opens nogged-up nos tr.is and a:r passages in the head. ops ;ng. n.isl v ilisi barge or nose run r. hew s M' k headache, dull J) i feeti-l,te-S. Sl.f IlirOBi. ni-2ing. son-iii-" and siiflmss. Don't s'ay stull-d-up: Quit Mow ing and sn.iffiiTic: L-s- nr throb bing head - nothing '!- in worid flies such proll.pl relief as "Pape's i'., lil Cnmtiound." which costs only 2", rents at. any drug store It without assistance, tastes nice. and causes no inconvenience you get the genuine. All Classified Advertisement In serted new today will be found on Page 0, under "New Today" head. 91 ISt'H LLAN KOl'S. HOURS of washboard, back break ing drudgery saved. KALOMITE washes without rubbing or niu chiue. Sold by Farslow & Bell. FOR MANDOLIN', VIOLIN, GUITAR, ' RANJO lessons, see Ferguson at Parslow fc Bell. MONEY TO I.OAX. PLENTY of money to loan on good real estate security. Agent Mort gage Company Holland America. Isaac Best, Grams Pass. Ore. WANTED WANTED. Two horses for farm work. Phone 34-F3. WANTED.- Man to do job of ditch Ing for tile, l'lione 1,'-F 12. ' WANTED. Canary birds. Call 7 25 West Lane, or Phone 257-Y. Mrs. D. H. Brown. WANTED. More men with axes to . .cut poles for wood; pay by tho hour. Apply at ranch, across river from town. O. J. Lindsey. WOULD LIKE TO RENT a small, ranch not over two miles from town; must he a, bargain: give full particulars and price per month. Address llox IMS. City. l'Olt RENT. FOR RENT. Furnished house, rive rooms, bath. Phone 86-J, or call 132 N. Stephens. FOR RENT 10 acres with orchard, good for broccoli. Inquire of Rico & Rice, or 124 W. Douglas street ufter 6 o'clock. FOR RENT. S il a. ranch, about :10 a. in cultivation, balance pas-ure. For further information address P. O. llox SI, Myrtle Creek, Ore. FOR RENT. Stock ranch of Kill acres near Camas Valley. About 20 acres plow land under good fence. Large outside range available. Cull on Dr. E. V. Hoover, Rose bur,,. FOR SALK ANT) TRADE FOR SALIC. Turkey liens and gob blers, good stock. Phone -!-F I I. HAY FOR SALE. On the Slieppard ' place, 1 mile southeast of Dixon- ville. i OAT HAY for sale at Edenbower Or chard tracts. Phone 2G-F2. Fred Fisher, Manager. LOOK. Prune trees $".. per thous and; other nurserv slock low. T.i'-I Mill St., Phone i:is-Y. ; FOR SALE ?450 piano In fine con dition; a snap at $125. Call at 1137 N, Jackson St., itosehurg. FOR SALE. Jointed rod, reel, bas ket, complete outfit. Inquiro of Echo Gaddis, 124 W. Douglas St. FOR SALE. A few llourhon R turkeys. For price phone -F 1", or address N. L. Conn, Roseburg. A SNAP 1010, 5-passenger Clievro let Baby Grand car In good con dltion. Address B. G., care lie view. FOR SALE. -Hulek 1-cylinder one ton truck, solid I ires, front and rear. Price $:sr,o cash. Moior Shop Garage. FOR SALE. -Tea Ml. weii-.llt -"'.Ml lh: also nearly new wagon and h:ir ne.s; prices right. Glenn Frier, Drain, Oregon. FOR SALE. 20ii lb. ti horses, good Iraveli in of UOl li lers. lidne t set harness. Son. workers, also double Phone ."i;. Staucs - FOR SALE BY OWNER 120 acres of timber land, 8 miles west or Drain; good timber, ('has. O. Anderson, Box 4i3, Ballard Sta tion, Seattle, Wash. FOR SALE. Who wanls h goiei one ton truck, 4 cylinder engine, mud. em nnike. good machinery. A real bargain. Price $l."0. G. T. Shanli.-'. 214 East Oak street. FOR SALK OR TRADE. -Three hacks, will trade for hay or gra'in or sell for cash; also four automo biles for sale. Apply to cither IoniH Kohlhagen or John Hanks. STRICTLY FANCY SK K! i3.- Altai fa, Sweet Clover I a ari l i-d i . R. .1 and Alsike Clover, Timothy am other grass seeil. Money-1,. i. V guarantee. R.ilpb Waldo l.'elea Central point. Orcst.n FOR SALE CHEAP. 40 acres; 10 a' res in cultivation ; nice onC'-nt good buildings, and water right; good truck farm; near (il'ri'bi le. Ore. Would S'M stock and imple-tre-nts with place, or vjll reel. AI-o 'l lots In Dayton. Wa-h., will trade for propertv in or li'iir Roseburg, Oregon Wjite to own er, F. M. ('lolhi'T. Azalea, Ore gon, via Cl'-ndale. Oregon. If yoii hav fMmi''ti!nir 10 clt, to tradf, to PTit, or havr. Jo"t "..n-'hiri:: lii- suroior found BomHlunc, u?e a Want Adv. i ! Adv.) in Tho Kevicw. Ye olde towne crier Was once the principal conveyor of news of important events, as well as in making known where goods and wares were offered for sale. Now this is done by the Modem Newspaper Our "Want" and "For Sale" ads. on this page are read every day. To get desired results Use Our Classified Columns. OREGON ll.VKKISY HAS 1!K- Tllt.XED TO FORMER ROOM The Orcgun llakcry is now at Its former iiuarters at ;'.2S N. Jackson St., where the building has been re modeled. A new oven lias been built and a new mixer will arrive in a lew days and other improvomenls made. Call and see us. August I leek, Prop. Ill FOR SERVICI Good grade Red Durham. Terms $2 in advance, with return privileges. At Farmers' Feed Shed. ltd, 1 Mil, 10 NURSERY STOCK. I Quality first; prompt, careful at tention given to all orders. Umpqua Valley Fruit Union. PROFESSIONAL CARDS j. ('. I,, I'.ARSON DENTIST Office Masonic Bldg. riionn 2 40. DR. N. I'LYLKR Licensed Chiropractic PliyHlcmn 223 W. Lane St.. Roseburg, Oregon Phone 1 rr2. Consultation and Examination Free. Office Hours, 9 to 6. Chiropracl ic and F.lecti ical Treat melils. THE HEINLIXF, SCHOOL OF PIANO MUSIC. Mm. C'liurlm lleinllne, Dlrnrlor Mrs. .Mux ComliH, Assistant Teacher licginnerB a specialty. Concert Pianists deeloped. Miirnlng classes In Kindergarten, chiniren called for and taken home. Studio 423 Kila St. Phone 33-R. NEW COUNTY MAP Showing railroad lands, price 11.50 I,, ti. HICKS, Surveyor P. O. Box, 477, RosohiirK 2p3 Perkins Hid g. l'lione 427-.I. Hit. C. II. WADE PHYSICIAN AND RlItGLON Phones: Office, 3K4; Itea. 13U-R. Rooms 4U-416, Perkins HulldlriK. .MISS PEARL STI'ART (.ruduule Nurse l'lione 16a. Res. 218 8. Jackson HID. KF.F.LY, KKTHF.lt & STF.U'ART Physicians and KllrKoon Suite of Offices Rear of DoukJub Na tional Rank, (iround Floor. Phone 30 i. ROSEbl.'RO .... OKKOON uflico Hours: 1 u to 1 2 a. m. 2 to 4 li. in. DR. LCI Phone;.' Office: .M,u n 17 1 Res: .Main 17 TIA SMITH I'll -di Inn Women and Cbii'ircu Iiidcabes a Specialty, frifij: Masonic RidK. .Sei-nnd l-'loor , Thoiio 21 I. Office IIourB 1 to G. ! Mi. .1. II. l OltMW j 1 ( hiiopiu lit rtijxiii iMll j Offico at hi huu; 1 127' Harvart! i Av. i.vt ninf-'H and SundayH hy aj ; .oiiitni-nt. rhone connerrnni; jitm-y -M-i'v ' 'oli-- j! " .on.-, iiiil i"-,i!iiiil,i' l')UA fr';. BKFORK buying a CREAM Separator See the Latest, Model S1IARPLES Suction Feed at. the t t- h ill Douglas County Creamery (hat little pltf ko to mar- SBJJ llt'tuiist's t lie iiiriitrr took lilm I lino! The Cliunres Are 'Hit f;mtirr iM-mirlit him lion?! And 1 1 him- iitlirr li((I pi,'H lliul Hl.iy m at lunun. ihj dun hL limy will be In oimlil lu re tun. Wo arts li'ul(titrt',rH For Choice Pork The Economy Market Oito. Ktvlif Itutcen, I'nui.. t'honn AH. (vu I'Mlule can readily Im Hold, !imn:hl 'or exchaiiK' t lliouuh the elassifh d advertise, nenlM in The Ke vlew. A Want. Adv. will hririR you naiifartory tesulm at. Miiall cunt. SEE THE You like Square Dealing Volt a pr r iato courteous treat nt. When we t 1 1 you a thing is and von lind II lo be no your lallb in ti: odd i h j'niK to prow Attr wn havo you in; Ik.w thoroufrldy iiHf nnd r ni'W nicn mid iimitf iippand. how liir:" di and how litlh It will t ry titrut yon find it JhhI you. (Inn yon will tal I ;n! va lil'" u ml ronnult r our j.'arnn-ni.H ii''t d tin -(. ,;tnd t- is wc If.ld in r win d a ' ri -. li'ti' n nirir. I'M ihK or n pairiiiK. Imperial Cleaners l'lione 277 i 12 N. Jackson Mrs. F. D. Owen Cut Howerj Polkd Plants f'unfrr.l l.'oiJ.rn Weddir.e Koquttj 11 1 ' Ni;a (.re, nlioii.e II I I '2 Ity 411 Why did ket ? li J m ismvst TllltsVl If 'rt1 HI'' I 1 1 Ml NEW YORK CAPE G. WONO, M.jiaer OPEN DAY AND NIGHT MEALS AT ALL IIOU11S Regular meals 26 cents Chicken dinner Sundays from 12 noon to 2 p. m. Chop Suey, Noodles, Fresh Oystors, l ish, Etc., at all times. Corner .lueknon & Washington gts Llvo advfiftlHGi'H orrer tho bout bnr jfiil n . l'nlronizn Kevlnw advurtlHorB Mortgage Loans Wo have Insurance money on Ihe Rural Credit, plan 20 year loans on Improved farniK. Seo RICE & RICE. G. W. Young & Son REAL ESTATE Bonds. Loans, Rentals Fire Insurance, Notary Public 116 CA83 ST. PHONE 417. When you want a JITNEY Call I' UK r.r.M mmam JITNEY! SERVICE i Il lLM i. W i nunc diiui ly Douglas Hide and Junk Company HU-,h"Kt VnnU Market I'rlirs I'iiid fur llld"H, Kura. Wool, (opfit-r. Hr.tsf. Auto 'I'lrcH, Uka nnd alt kinds of Junk. Wc also buy and mdl tfiolH, hdllnK, blockH and iinichinc-iy. S(imrn Dral tn All Our Motlo Cull I'hotio lM!t. Main & Oak Kfimdiiirir Or-Ktn STOP AT Hotel Grand Cass St., Roseburg, Or. VK WUIIl'. INSI KANCK v, hcrchy ( he asj'tin'd tH tho most prohri inn tor I It money-i;n-rt mhlci! j-ivt-a on any lint- of irimiranr-?. Kin; a i;k i:. Real Kstate Ctiy nnd l itrni I'ropiTly 'I iitilnr l.and.s A i nl Tor ctlnUo nnd Im Ih-hUt liny Totll IrOlM. 122 Went Oak Street. 44 DAILY WKATHEK ltEl'OUT. U. S. Weather Bureau, local office, Roseburg, 24 hours ending 5 a. m., today : Precipitation in inches and hun dred t lis: Highest temperature yesterday. 4! Lowest temperaturo last night.. 40 Precipitation, last 24 hours . . .15 Total precip. since nm of mo. . .t.05 Normal precip. for this month Total precip. from Sept. 1 to date 12.82 Average precip. from Sept. 1, '77 22.58 Total deficleucy from Sept 1, '1 9.70 Average precip. for SSI wet sea sous (Sop. to Mav, inclusive)32.13 WILLIAM HELL, Observer. WEATHER FORECAST: Tonight and Saturday occasional rain. LODGE CARDS KMCIHTM OI"' 1'VTlllAS, Alpha LoiIko No. 47, meets every Wed nesday evening Cor. Jackson and Cass Sta. Visitors always welcome I. T. WHITNEY, C. C. HOY l' DUUU1N, M. P. K. 10. WIMBHltUY, K. H. S. WOODMEN OI'' THU WOHLl), Oak Camp No. 125. Meets in tile Odd Fellows' hull In Roseburg every 1st & 3rd Monday evenings. Visit ing neighbors always welcome. J. M. THU ONE, C. C. M, M. MILbKK. Clerk. KAGLKS, Ttoseuurg Arie meets In their hall ou Jackson St., on 2nd and 4 th Monday evenings of each mouth, at 8 o'clock. Visiting breth len In good standing always wel come. J. C. KOEN1U, W. P. U. V. UOOU.MAN, W. Sec. Phone M 183. WOMUN OK W'OODCHAFT, LllaO Circle No. 49. Meets on the 1st and 3rd Monday evening of eaoh month at Odd Fellows' hall. Visit ing members In good standing are Invited to attend. LKNA DUNN, O. N. CLAHA CAWLF1ELD. Clerk. O. K. S., ltoNchurg Ctmnter No. 8. Holds their regular meeting on the 1st nnd 3rd Thursday In each month. Visiting members In good standing aro respectfully invited to' attend. MISS MAItOAItET PAGE, W. M. Klti;iO JOHNSON. Secy. KKIIDKAMS, Hoseburg Rebekah Lodgo, No. 41, I. O. O. F. Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple every Tuesday evening. Visiting sisters and brethren invited to attend. iMUS. KM MA l.KNOX, N. U. MRS. TILLlli JOHNSON, Sec. E LSI 13 IlLMi'HRKY. F. S. I. O. O. P., IUhIiik Star Lodge No. 174 meets In the Odd Fellows' Temple every Friday evening. ViBltlng brethren always welcome. W. S. POWELL, N. G. CARL W. OILMAN, Roc. Secy. M. FICKLE, F. S. I. O. O. K., l'liilctnrliin Lodge No. . Meets In Odd Fellows' Tomple, corner Juckson and Cass Bts.. on Saturday evening of each week. Members of the order in good stuuding are Invited to attend. V. T. JACKSON, N. O. A. J. UEUDES, Roc. Secy. J. II. HAILEY. Fin. Secy. . I. (. Elks, Ituaeburg IvodRe, No. :1!I. Holds regular communica tions ut the Elks' Temple on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each li i on Hi . All members requested to attend regulitrly, and all visiting brothers aro cordially Invited to attend. B. B. STEWART, B. R. IRA 13. RIDDLE, Sec'y,. A. V. ii A. M., laurel Lodge No. 1.1. Regular Coiumuulcutlons 2nd and fourth Wednesdays each month at Masonic Temple, Roseburg, Ore. Visitors welcomo. IIEN.I. CARO. W. M. W. I'. IIAHItlS. Secy. LOYAL OKDEIt OF MOOSH. Rose burg Lodge No. 1037. Meets Mon day evening of eaoh week, at 8 o' clock In Muccabce hall. All visiting brothers nro Invited to attend. W. J. MOON, Dictator. II. O. PAROETER, 8ecy. I. . O. I''., Colon Knrainpnient No, 0. Meets In Odd Fellows' Tomple, every Thursday evening. Visiting brethren alwayH welcome. O. II. PICKENS. C. P. .1. It. IIAILKY, li. P. J. K. PICKENS, It. S. JAMES E WART, F. 3. A I 'TO MT.VJK LINE DKPOT. Dally stages and anion for Marsh field and all Coos Day points, also for Peel and Millwood, leave O. W. Rjipp' grocery store. 133 Sheridan a'reet caah paid for produce along the line. KW-K-H'-H-H-I-l-H-H' WHERE TO GET RESULTS. You can reach the peoplo by j edvertiaitig in Tho Review. ! Theie are more copi of the i 4 Dally and Twlcea-week Review printed nnd circulated regularly every week, than of hII tho other IioiikIus (.'ounty papers com- 4 blued. 4 t . t. ..t..T..t..T..T.,TiiTiitntnfMTiit I I I 1 I ill I I I i lil .y,,f..f.,t.X . i i 1 1 SrA.