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Newspaper Page TextEVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW , ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY ivy KI5VIEW rUULISEIING CO. Office J leview Building, (first, iloor) Jackson Btrcot. Telephone, Main 1)01. Jj. WIMHKIILY KlilTOlt (. W. HATKS FohkmaS DAILY Pur vwir. hv iniiil Vi;r Moiiili. Delivered 3Vr Week. delivtriM 1& BBMI-WKKKLY IW Yen r Hi Mufitli.H NOVEMBER 21, IWJfi. Value of Farms Increasing. There is good reason to. expect that tthe general tendency in the price of farm lnndn will hereafLer be upward in all part8 of the United States, says the Kural Northwest. At the present time the advance in prleo is more no ticeable in some portions of the statos bordering od the Atlantic than else where. The price of farm lands has lecD relatively lower in some portions of the New England Ktates and innear Jy all of the South than the test of the United States. There have been a number of prosperous years for farmers In the South and in New Kngland, and naturally an advance in prices. Farm lands are even yet much cheaper in the Southern than In the Northern states. Few Northern people arc willing to go South to farm on account of the num ber of negroes there. The people in the South, who are used to negro la bor, got along much better with negro help than Northern people do. The amount of the agricultural pro ductions of the United States continues to increase faster proportionately than the agricultural population. This is' brought about by greater use of labor saving machinery on tho farms; more extonsive use of fortili.ors; improvo tnont In the quality of domestic ani mals; greater facilities for markotiug produce, and bettor management of farms. Sun Lost Mother. "CoiiHiiinptioa runs in our family, nnd through it 1 lost my Ilothor," writos K li. Uled, of Harmony, Mo. "Kor tho past tlvo years, however, ou tho slight est sign oT a Cough or Cold, I have taken Dr. King's Now Discovery for Consumption, which has saved mo from Borions lung trouble." Flis mother's death was a sad loss for Mr. Iluul, but lio learned that lung trouble- must not 1)0 neglor.tod, and how to euro it. CulokoHt relief and euro for cough anil colds. Price f0e and $1.00; guaranteed at A. ( Marstors Co. drug slurp. Trial botllo froo. "Happy Hooligan." If you are hu (Turing form low spirits, u hearty laugh will atTord the right panacea and "Hooligan Troubles," is recommended as tho proper mixture. Those who attend tho thealro anil Wil li dhh the unfolding of tho undoing of Iooligan on Nov. 1M. as exemplified by Manager Ayleswnrth's oxeollent com pany of players in Mark II. Swan's tlireo-aet comedy of fun and merriment, will enjoy tho medicine. Tho tribula tions of this merry monarch of ragged raiment are said to bo extremely ludi crous. Pretty girls, catchy songs, and beautiful scenery add to the occasion. llmv hard n mother has tn eons hi'Tora pirn can her clulil to tuUe Its tirst step. it is jut uiKjui us nam to in take the flr-H step to he.ilih. Them N t (aek if ei.ii!itl.-ne, and pi-rhap a oni-Oifna CNprrirltrc uf a C't'lll.T f;ijmv uilit'll il,'in srs and ilisMimrri the sulTeivr. hi Mult il doiihis and fears von will taUe the lii-it. step to health when vmi lake the HrM dnse of Hr. IMele.-V inlilell Ile.ual DisfMverv. It inner fails to help. In niin'tv-eiifht i'iim's out of one lumdiv.t it Ue er fails to cure. eer mind about ilm s inptotiis. (Mtsiinati ciniuh, lli editiir of the luinr-s spiltmtf of Mol, em.H'iauon, iii -lit-.su rat-, eoudi liom uliuli if nei;lei-ted or uiiskillfuily treated terminato in consumption, hao all been pei feet Iv and pennaneiilly cured by "lii'lden Me.lieal DU'oVrry." "I nm ilmnkful to mw tlinl lr. PliTtV's Me.ii. nl i-.-evei v euivil mo of con MimittiMii." i iu Miv MtHiie I,, henion, uf M,-ivuiuon, V '.. "Mv health tiful Kvn had and for si-virnl mnnttis IWmv I Ihkuii tliu Uso of mr ttieuU-lne I Kail symptom of con . MiiiniHon liiui tiiKdt-swiMils 1'ittl Couti, Ich cf aiMeMl. nuil it Ki't-nt l,i.s of lti-.li. 'I'dere weie other vviuiitm of tlUt:iso Umt hs:iii';in'il ht tluMlNO of !lu Iiu 1 1 t no. lly the limn 1 li-rU one KUllOof '(lotdt'ti Me.l J'';d I hv'ovi't y ' I Ih'haii tu reirnin my nppi' tUe ami nfier nUtx i nml tt liulf KMllei lev eou;lt huh euivd. 1 ismlil rnl lieniily nml nil Mtuiiouis of consumption (u ni'li'imo 'I'mil necii IwiMltt of '(iotiieii Meth. jtt IHscoiery' mul om of Hm 'Kuvor- t no r'seni.u -ii .Ma very uiuukrm i n relvnl so much Wm lil. I l, llcve 1 would liavf t.iM-n ie:i If I hjttt ;ilte,l and not taken 111-, I'teive'r. tiolilett .McHc;U IMmW, l.V." Nick persons an tnviietl toeoiisuH Pr. It. V. l'e'ivo. hy letter, ah-nlutelv wilhout fee or charge. V.wry letter is reijanltd as" saereiliy contideutcil. Kach answer n liuulel in tt plain vnveiono. Addn's-s j i. V. Pierct, liualids' lloto) and Surtfi t'ul Insliuue, bultuio, X, The Hkvikvv adveriUei'fl give best iaralli. Airv I i-inlly one lKfJ with wwik llltyl lew uf I lio JlllUKS, to J I V -X SCHOOL GARDENS. A A'rnctifitl i'roject Tim Should UrlttK Hilentiil HeKii ItH, By li. T. (IM.I.OWAV, chief of tho bu reau of lilinil imliifs'iry. miring the past few years there Iiuk been a growing interest in .school gar den work In tliis country. While tht? movement hero la comparatively new, it has i'or n long time been a feature of tho eCuciitionnl work In continental Europe. In the kunvt of u city tho work may be an entirely different thing from what It is In a rural or seiiiiriiral district. Ju the city the main idea may be an aesthetic one, combin ed with moral and physical training. Tho general irend of the "work In this country Ih practical, so that its appli cation will eventually have more or less effect on our industrial develop ment. .Manual training has been made a feature in many of our schools, and no one will deny that valuable results have been obtained from it. Vliut Tliy Mity AccompllHh. Agriculture in Hs broadest senso Is the primary basis of wealth in this country, and it seeniM essential that ef forts should lie made in our education al system to bring curly to the mind of tin- child facts which will be of value us emphasizing the importance and necessity of agricultural work. There is no bettor wtiy to do this than through a well managed and well con ducted system of school garden train ing. Aside from the fact that the in terest of the child is early awakened in an industry which means much to the future prosperity of this country, 1.1 to work is valuable in broadening lines of thought, enlarging the scope of tlic child's observation and improving its physlipio. The I'M rut Sehool (iirtli'ii, TO itoslun belongs the honor of es tablishing in iHlll the Hint school gar den at the Ceorgc l'tithum (iramniav school. Jt Wits a garden of ferns and wild dowers, In 11)00 individual plats for growing (lowers and vegetables wen; lirst cultivated. The Boston Nor mal school in liitil established the sec ond garden" of the kind. Eighty chil dren of the seventh grade had beds 4 by 1) feet, the gardens being located in a crowded part of the city and every effort being made to interest the par ents. Vegetables wen; taken home, and parents were invited to visit the gardens. As a result ninny home gar dens were starled. NEXT HOG CROP. j it tn in 11 'rHi ni I mi 1'iir Hu IICM nt I In 'aiiiif St'HNOii. The cold, rainy mouths are aimont here, the limes thai try both man and beast. The fanner who intends rearing a drove of pigs which will be farrowed during March or April should prepare for the changeable und severe weather soon to come. Two things especially deserve notice. The lirst is the sanitary Ntufouuiiings uf our brood sows. When perfect sanitation is secured much lias been done toward the insured healthi ness of the mothers and lite offspring. I o away with the old time medioil of allowing the sow to sleep iu a straw 1 i I o or in damp manure and furnish nice, c!e:in, dry quarters for licr. She will appreciate it ami will be only too glnd lo give you her best when it conies farrowing time. Make her quar ters in Ntu-h a way (bat no draft will come upon her, but still provide plenty uf good ventilation. These precautions, though they may seem simple, are vio lated every year by hundreds of farm ers, and few over know why they are ho unsuccessful. A matter of prime importance It is that the food consum ed be of u growing nature ralhcr than fattening. Many fanners throw out one bushel of corn after another to their hows, and tills is all they get ex cept the water they drink, it Is well known by fanners that corn Is fatten ing, ami yet hundreds persist In feed ing It when they know results exactly contrary from what Is desired are the only logical outcome. Of course wo cannot condemn the use of corn, but something must be fed that will bal ance against It. l'or lids 1 know of nothing better than a good warm bran slop with an occasional mixture of suc culent roots. Ohio Ka riper. i'n ii rion i nur. On a considerable portion of the farms of New Kngland it will be found, the belter way lo do as much of the j plowing In autumn as circumstances; will permit, says American Cultivator, j The weather is usually suitable, the j ,tcains In good condition, and the farm er can take time t dn the work lit the j best manner without being In a hurry. Where the plowing Is properly done there kImuM be no need for repeating the operation In the spring. Kail plow ing allows of the seeding being done considerably earVer In spring, and that Is usually of much importance. NEWS AND NOTES A fairly free movement M the cotton crop northward Is reported by a north ern exchange. It would often be an advantage to farmers having small stream of wn toron the place to construct a dam, ho na Hood a space of !and for n pond. Concrete Is said to make a muskrnt proof structure. norhester, N. Y U conducting n dilldivn'ji cnnsdft against the tussock moth. The children are paid 7 cents it quart for the cocoons, The Connecticut l:iirymen's ar.ocln tlon makes a business of hold lug a number of "Held meetings" during thu reason on successful dairy farms. It Is u fact of interest to applt vx portetH that about ?l per barrel will b tin' tariff on apple shipped iuto Germany alter March 1. li'OsX. THE FISHER- & BELLOWS COMPANY SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK ANY OF OUR $15.00 SUITS . ANY OF OUR GORDON 3.00 HATS Total The Two Articles Are Yours for $15.00 11HING THIS No Dessert More Attractive wny use gemuno anu p-,7s.iA spend hours soaking, ftlt.lArO. sweetening, liuvonng ami coloring wiien produces bottttr results iu two minutes? J very thing in Uiepuckitgn. Simply add hot waterandsettocool. It's perfect ion. Astir prise to the housewife. No trouble, less ex pense. Try it to-dny. In Four Fruit Flu vors: Lemon, Orange, Strawberry, liasn. berry. At grocers. 10c. Chrysanthemum Show, Nov. 22. The annual chrysanthemum show will be held Wednesday, Nov. 22, after noon and evening. The following Is the list for which ribbons will be given: Mrs. II. Kobinsou. Major LJounafl'oD. Marie Llger. r Col. Appleton. Timothy Kton. Golden Gate. Vivian Morel. Louis Boehmor. Good Gracious. Helen Bloodgood. Queen. Mrs. H. Weeks. Nlvous. Intensity. Golden Wedding. Silver " .Simpson. 1'hihulelphia. Mclvinley. Modesto. Belle of Castilo. Infant DeauxMondes. Lincoln. F. J. Taggart. Convention Hall. William Dfckum. Florence Davis. Charles " Mrs. 10. O. Hill. liest lavender ostrich plume. " white " " " yellow " " " specimen ' " 41 " incurved, any color. " " ' ragged, " Any above not less than three blos soms each. Lost specimen, pot grown. " " held " " pot grown plant. " boquet. Hoquot uf greatest number of varie ties. Admission 10 cents. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Hie Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of Kidney Trouble Disappearing. Now Kccognizcd to be Bright' s Disease Fearful Death List. A few years ntio many deathB were reported from "IniUmiintion nf the Howtds." Appendicitis is now known to he the real trouble. A similar change has come in Kidney Disease. It is nov disappearing into Height's Piceftee, In IS(0 the census reported deaths from Kidney Disease, bat none from Bright V Please. In ISiid nt the- :17,M0 deaths that year from Kidney Pi-ease, over half w-re recognized as Hricht's Disease, Pi Kali) of the tlS.i'ia deaths, 5S.71S (over nine tenths) were known to be Ilrikdit's Disease. re Thus the sinitdo thing we innocently rebir to ns Kidney l rouble is now ofeoiinizi'd ftp the commonest symptom HnghtV Pist'Hse. The worry am! strain of tho Ameri can life is runious to tho Kidneys and Hright'a Disease is sweeping the coun try. Look nt this appalling increase iu the dedha from ilriht's Disease taken from the census : ISC.0 PKATIH , 1S70 .... PK.UHS 1,772 1SK0 ... DKATllS fi.Itsrt lS-.n .... PKATHr 2s:w m PKATHS ... 5S.748 Where will it stop? No one is safe who worries or bun weak Kidneys. There is only one cure known. Ful ton's Kenal Compound for Hriaht's Disease, Tho earlier taken the easier the control. FULLERTON & RICHARDSON Local agents. Ask for pamphlet. When to suspect Hneht's Disease weakness or loss of weight ; puffy ankles, hands or eyelids ; K idney trouble, after the third mouth ; urino may show pedi ment; failing vision ; drowsiness. One or more of these. $18.00 Al). WITH VOU Oldest Pensioner Dead. Salinas, Cal., Nov. 20. David Rose, aged !MJ, the oldest civil war pensiongr in the United States, died last night from heart failure. He came to Cali fornia in 1850, mined in this state, British Columbia, and Washington ter ritory, and made and lost several fort unes. When he was 5o years old he enlisted in the first regiment of the Washington territory infantry, serving three years. He has several brothers alive in Canada, the youngest being SS. Man's Unreasonableness is often as great as woman's. But Thos. S. Austin, Mgr. of the "Republican," of Leavenworth, Ind., was not unreason able, when he refused to allow tho doc tors to operate on his wife, for female trouble. "Instead," be says, "we con clude to try Electric Bitters. My wife was then so sick, she could hardly leave nor bed, and live 5 physicians bad fail ed to relive her. After taking Electric Bitters, she was perfectly cured, and can now perform all her household duties." Guaranteed by A.C, Marsters & Co. druggest, price oOc. The bast known the Oliver chilled The original chilled. The best plow made. At Churchill's, Church Directory. CHRISTIAN SCIKNOK 80UIKTV. UolctR services every Similar at 11 a.m., and every Wednesday at 7::J0 p. in. tn tho smaller hall tu tho I. O. O. K. biifldiiiirin Kose burpr. Hn nd ay Hornirm: "Ancient nnd Modern Nucromancy ; or, MesnierLsin and Hypnotism.' n E. CHURCH, South, Cor. stejiheuR and lyj Washington streets, Sundny services " 1'retiohliiK at 11 a. m. and :M p. m. Sun day school at 10 a. in. ; Kjnvorth league at 6:30 p. m. : Junior lenuue at 8 p. m. ; l'rayur meeting on Thursday nt 7:. p. m. GROCERIES. FOR THE EIGHT KIND See AT THE RIGHT PRICES MS. HENRY EASTON NEREIS THE PEACE 10 BUI If you want to get your money's worth. We handle all kinds of Boots and Shoes too best for the money. Firstclass Repairing Done at Reasonable Prices. L. GOODMAN nS-r'?"'" A bstract ol tlllo to deeded land. Papers prepared lor tlliiiK in government laud. Blue prints of township maps showing all vtu aiu lands, FRANK E. ALLEY ARC H1TECT and ABSTRACTER Plans nnd estimates for nil kinds f buildings. Sptxial dosiffna fr-r fflce fixtures. Phont 871 Ota co In Dom;lns County Bank Building. ROSKMURO Okkuon Ask Agent (1 tj P A T for Tickets " II UN I v,a,h, NORTHERN SPOKANE, ST. PAUL, DULUTII M I N N K A PO 1. 1 8, CHIC A G 0, ST. UHHS am! all points East nnd South. kOVHRLANU TRAINS DAILY f FLYER and the FAST MAIL Splendid Service, Up-to-Date Equip ment Courteous Employes. Daylight trip across the Cascade and Rockv Mountains. For full particulars, rates, folders, etc, call on or address H. DICKSON", C. T. A., 122 Third Street. Portland, Ore. S. G. YKRKE8, O. V. P. A.t 612 First Avenue, Seattle, Wash. We tjire exoetlittM service on freight Route your shipuuMits via- tiieat North ern. Full infornmtion from Wm. HARDER. Gen'l Agent, Portlaud, Oregon. THE ROSEBURG OPERA HOUSE ONE LAUGHING NIGHT TUESDAY, NOV. 21, '05 Arthur J. Ayleswortb presents, direct from New York, the Musical Farce Comedy Hooligan's Troubles Merriest Conglomeration of Music, Fun, Specialties, Nonsense, Singing and Dancing on the road. Indorsed hy till Portland newspapers and the same company that broke all attendance records at Seattle and Portland. Billy Ward, Grace Ayleswortb, Three Gilden Sisters, W. A. Mack, Maboney Bros., Mattie Fitzgerald and 15 others. Prices-7Sc, SEATS ON SALE AT Roseborg-larshfisld Stage Line B. FENTON, Proprietor SHORTEST AND BEST ROUTE TO Myrtle Point, Coquille Stasre leaves Roseburtr every trains at Myrtle Point for Marsbiield and with the boats for Coquille river points. GOOD RIGS AND Fofarther particulars apnlv CaBB Street, near the depot, One of tho dandiest little homes of 10 acres in Douprlas county. Good house,, barn and all necessary outbuildings; five acres in beurinff orchard and plenty of small fruit and berries. Also 1 spate of horses, 2 wagons, 1 set of harness, 1 cow and all farming implements and several tons of hay. School and church close by. Two miles from Kosburg. Beautiful voiew from place. This is a perfect borne. Also two places near the Soldiers' Home, one consisting of one acre and one of two acrts, both well improved and in a high state of cultivation. Will sell one or both; lying on the south of the river and just a street between them. Those will make one or two nice homes; A No. 1 soil, fruit on the places. Here' is your chance to get a good home. A perfect home of 112 acres, in cultivation, all fenced and cross-fenced well watered with a nice mountain stream running through place; 100 acres could be cultivated. Good house of 13 rooms, cost $ 1 200 ; i) acres iu orchard mixed fruit; of this can be irrigated ; am uuw irrigating 15 acres. This land is nearly all river bottom. Fair barn and all necessary outbuildings ; 1 fruit dryer. To school 80 rods ; railroad station nnd postollico 3 miles. Joining this plfce is unlimited stock range. Price H500. down and balance 1 to 6 years at 7 per cent. Here is Hie greatest bargain on the list. 728 .acres all fenced, 300 acres ready for the plow, balance good pasture, and timber enough on the place to pay for it twice over if put on the market here in Roseburg. Well watered; old orchard of 4 acres. 1 milo to school, to postolHce, 9 inilos to Kofeburg. This can be boiwht for $5000; $'i000 down snd balance on time from one to five vears at 6 per cent interest. This IB a snap, one of the best baigains in the county. Here is a nice home. 100 acres all fenced and cross-fenced, 60 acres under plow, balance good pasture, plenty of timbir, wall located. 1 mile to school, lostofhce and store, ti miles to Kosebnrg. Good buildings of all kinds, nice family orchard, good level road to city. Price $'500, or will let crop, stock and everything go with place for $2800. HomeBeekers, come and investigate this proposition. Will for a short time offer some ofthe finest residence property in the city of Ro3oburg for sale ; highly improved, at a bargain. Come and ilwestigate. 10 acres iu Edenbower, no buildings, all fenced, 5 acres all in fruit, nice location. Price $800. Here is the greatest snap on the list. 9 acres of land ; good house of five rooms, cost 00, small barn and all necessary outbuilding; 1 acre in orchard and 1 acre in strawberries. Lies on county road, Jj' milo to railroad station, W mile to school, 6 miles from Rosebnrg. TIub is one of the nicest little homes iu the county and dirt cheap, only $1250. Here is a good dome at a reasonable figure. 189 acres 1 miles east of Rosebnrg. 90 acres farm land, balance good pasture, all fenced nud cross-fenced, Good house of seven rooms, good barn, 75x40, and all neces-ary outbuildings about two acres in orchard, mixed fruit; well watered by creek and springs, and plenty of timber. School mile, postollice and Btore 2 rnilqs. Nicely located on county road; beautiful view from place, good level road to city. This is an idea home. Here is another 250 acres 24 miles from Kosebnrg, all fenced, plenty of timber and water, 100 acres can be cultivated, balance A No. 1 pasture. No buildings on plBce, lies on county road. Price $10 per acre. Here ye home-seekers road this! A snap. 18 acres Hf miles from the city of lioseburg on the banks of the Umpqua river. Good house of six rooms, also summer kitchen with cellar, small barn and all necessary outbuildings, good family orchard, acre in strawberries, and 3 ncres of the finest garden land in Oregon ; good spring and well and plenty of timber. This is an ideal home. No! 8. 160 acres; 40 acres fenced,' SO acres in cultivation. Small houBe and barn, Bmall orchard, plenty of good mountain water and lots of good timber. A fine mountain range for stockadjoining. ThiB is a nice little stock ranch. Twelve aiileB from city, two miles from school and four miles f-om postomce. Price, $1500 A perfect little home ol four ncres. in the city of Rosebnrg; good house and small barn and all necessary out buildings; a fine spring of water on place; a fine view over the city ; some orchard on place ;3 cows ; household furniture ;chickens. incubators, farming utnsi s and other things too numerous to mention. First cost of this nice little home is $22HO. We will sell the whole outfit for $2500: yon can't realize what we are offering you without investigating. This is a snap don't overlook it. Here is a bargain. One of the greatest of your life. Don't fail to invest. This offercan't be beat in Douglas county. 650 acres of land three miles from Roeeburg. Fino living stream running through place, loteot good timber, in fact " enongh to pay for the place twice over if put on the market, heie in Roseburg ia on county road good, level road to town. This is A No. 1 stock ranch. ' A perfect home of 103 acres 8 miles from city, on countv road ; good school store, poftotlice and blacksmith shop i mile from place; good house' of 6 room large barn and granary, and all necessary out buildings, good orchard of 7 acress all A No. li land ; R. R. station 2H miles. Th following described property goes with the place: 5 horses, 6 bend of cattle, 1 tine Berkshire sow, 1 wagon, 1 hack 2 sets of harness, 2 plows, 2 cultivators, 1 disk cutter, 1 harrow, interest in', binder, mower and rake, 20 or 30 tons of hay and what grain there is on place when sold : I fruit dryer, lota of small fruit and grapes. A perfect home 55 acres, three miles from Rosebnrg on county road. Al fenced ; 20 acres iu bearing orchard ; five acres in yonng orchard ; 5 acres in grain ; 26 acres pasture, well watered, and plenty of timber for home use. Good two story house containing 9 rooms, hard finished ; good, barn, 50x20, with big shed on one side ; all necessary outbuildings. Beautiful view of the city from place also soldiers' home. This is an ideal home. Price $5,000. House cost $25,000. Good road and a nice drive to the city. One half down and balance in two years time. Here is a dandy fiult farm of 30 acres, 23 acres in fruit; 3 miles from Roseburg ; all fenced ; good house ot 8 rooms ; barn 20x40, and ali necessary out building'. 7 acres in prunes, 2 acres in chenirs, 3 acres in pears, ISO walnut trees, balance in apples, all hearing : plenty ot berries for farailv use. To school and church mile, postollice Kosebnrg. Price, $5O0Ot one-half down and balance on time of three years at 7 per cent. The following personal property goes with place: 4 horses, 1 cow, 1 wagon, 1 cart, 1 buggy, I mower, 1 hay rake and all farming utensils. . r I. F RICE, Real Estate Agent, Roseburg. 50c and 35c. BELL'S CANDY STOEE f ai! Coos Bay Points morninir at 6:00 a. m. connecting with : CAREFUL DRIVERS to G. W. RAPP. Acent at, Roeebura.