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Newspaper Page Text'V v EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY MY REVIEW FUHMSHING CO. Office Review Building, (first floor) Jackson Street. Telephone, MiiiQ 903. J.. WIMHKISI.Y KMTOII JJ. IV. KATKS KoitolAN ' DAILY -fervour, by mull I-IW I'cr Mitntli, IMIvi;n-l l'cr Wtck, UulUereil 15 SKMI-WKKKI.Y J'CT Year W.0 tilx Mnntlm "' NOVEMBER 22, JtKlS. Looking Glass News, County Supt. P. H. Hamlin visited our schools lust t riday. S. ,T. Jonca, of Roseburg, was In town Bunday. Our schools aro progressing nicely under the guidance of Miss Luotta My ers and MiBS Cassie Ferguson. Miss .Tennio Hart, who is teaching at Res'.on, spent Saturday with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold. Mrs. Frank Hamlin was the guest of "her sister, Mrs. Neilie Marsh, Friday. Our hotel is doing good business. O. POFiTABLE PIGGERY. The Hunt All Hound Hot Hoiinc Yet As tic seuson npproiieljen for tlie full f irrnw every gowl swine liertl provides r!::itulIe (piiirturs fur tlie sow and her IKtor. The Iiitrli of such fjunrters fs the rnuse of much loss both at furrowing time and Inter. The results Recurwl nre duly commensurate with provisions for comfort and safety, writes R. M. W. of Ohio In Farm, Field and Fire side. Tin? house shown by the plans In the two cuts herewith is generally con a id- Son Lost Mother. "Conmimptioa runs in our family, and through it I lost my Mother," writes IS. Ji. Hied, of Harmony, Mo. "For the past II vo years, however, on the slight est eln of a Cough or Cold, I have takon Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, which has uuved mo from Horious long trouble. " His mother's (loath was a sad loss fur Mr. Koid, but ho learned that hmg trouble miiHt not bo nogloctod, and how to euro it. Quickest relief and euro for cough and colds. Price fiOc and $1.00; guarunt.pcd at A. V, Marsters & Co. drug store Trial hottlo free. Roberts Creek News, Tho early sown grain Is looking well Roberts Creek now. Orval Hughes, Klsa Poo and Albert Monroe made a business trip to Kose burg Saturday. , Kl.y Kmery was visiting friends on Huberts creek labt week. Orval Whitsott and Oral McXeace woro visiting with Kit Pou last week. For Chester White hogs call ou Ursa JVIcIjunghlln. Ijittrell Itros. invested In a now Oliver chilled plow and a rolling cutter rocontly. M. I... Ilughos has boon doing some carpenter work recently. Herman IWcljftughliu has a nico now barn on his place. j .lasou Hughes hud an accident last week by beinte thrown from a horse. Ho will soon recover. Tho Loro boys are busy making fouco now. Hon VVhitett left this morning for California whoro ho will reside. Alox Hattlotd started for Josephine County whoro ho will remain for a week or two. He says ho is going to Ilud a pocket mino. Cat Ham. SECTION OF KNOCKDOWN UOIJH& ered by swineherds as the best nil round type of house yet put In service. This is known as the Bonham portable Iiok house. It serves not only as a fur rowing pen, but us a shelter when pigs are iiitvi, in pasture and during the full at feeding time when it is desira ble to frequently move the feeding place. This house commends Itself if for no other rensou because It is a knockdown ufl'uir, easily put together or taken down and transported from place to place. There are but six parts to the house, any one of which may bo readily handled by one person. In ihe ili'st cut the sectional construc tion of the house is shown. A conven ient size is found to he fi by (i feet for tho floor. Tli is Is covered by u roof 0 by (j feet, the sides being 4 feet rear und (i feel front. The rear Is 4 feet high by li feet long. The front piece, with window and door, is S by 0 feet.; The cross pieces to which hoards are 1 nailed may be of 1 or 12 by 2 or inch material and the boards for siding of matched stuff seven-eighths of an Inch thick. Tho tops of sides are notched, as shown, to receive crosspleces of roof. All of the pieces may be hooked together by common gate hooks and staples. The Hfi'tinns are shown in tlie second nit us a complete houe. The window r opening )Ai Is closed by a door on1 hinges. In cold wea t Iter ail or u part of this dour should be a frame set with says the doctor to many of liis lady patients, because he doesn't know of any medicinal treatment that will positively cure womb or ovarian troubles, except the surgeon's knife. That such a medicine exists, however, has been proved by tlie wonderful cures performed on diseased women, in thousands of cases, by liT CURES WOMB DOSEASS. It has saved tiie Jives of thousands of weak, sick women, and has rescued thousands of others from a melancholy lifetime of chronic invalidism. It will cure you, if you will only give it a chance. Try it., Sold at every drug store in gi.oo bottles. WRITE US A LETTER Put asido all timttllty and write ui freely and frunkly, in Btrictcrit conil Ucr.cc, telling us all your symptoms nnd troubles. Wo will end free advice (in p'nin, ucaled cuvclonc,, Jiow to cure them. Aiiircsn: Ladies' Advisory Dept., 1 ho Cliatl;muu& Wedlciao Co., Chattanooga, Teau. GAVE UP SUPPORTER. "T woro a supporter for four yrars, to keim tip my wornli. vlili'li hud iTuw(l.'tlt!verytliiitf rtmvri iM fi-ri; it." writes Mr. S. .1. Clirisuiaii, Of .M:in:iavi!lc.N. V. "Mv doctor tolii nu nn iticilltilinj would ln-lp inc. 1 fluttered untold misery. nml run lit Inrdly wnlk. Afn-r inking two hutth's of Cunliil I piviMipinysupriortiT. lio-.r I mii taldnt: tny lifrli liotllr. fcive no h;id fi-fihiua us f"nm'rly,iiiid ran lie on my Oct liRirmlny nt i. time. I strongly raouuiumd Madame! One of the finest Ladies' Magazines publiahed, d th TWICE-A-WEEK REVIEW BOTH ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $2.25. Address, Review Publishing Co., Roseburg, Or. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO o CARPETS e BUGS FURNITURE a GROCERIES THE FISHER & BELLOWS COMPANY II 2PaasKtess SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK ANY OF OUR $15.00 SUITS ANY OF OUR GORDON....'. 3.00 HATS . . Total - $18.00 The Two Articles Are Yours for $15.00 ItlCl.NG Til IS Alt. WITH Voir S STOVES RANGES HARDWARE S TINWARE a We giye yon juat what you Bk for at BERLY'S THE BEST STORE IN DRAIN o DRY GOODS o CLOTHING HATS, BOOTS g AND SHOES o o o POSTAL TELE-g GRAPH OFFICE o NOTARY o o o n PUBLIC o o 9000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 Roseburg-Marshfieid Siaee Line B. FENTON, Proprietor SHORTEST AND BEST ROUTE TO When in Portland Slop at "Tho Cozy," l!:M!l,", "Ui street, only ono block from Hotel l'orlliiinl. Kinoly furiiisluHl rooms, froo baths, oto. Airs. M. K. Lohr, Mirr. wmm lay ffraTqsira 'inr a mom y vl i'u y. rja WUliout. it, wniKifk a ;i -J:"!J sumiiHT lirlii l " 4 that no v it fiiwir that xin mulit wii hotit svtS w Hth'iit ii lM- I'd 1 1' i lun , a V'lH vll ll- -7V- out :in Allien. wjis a hus band worthy of tho nnnif. who tlid it't nsplro ti Ito tho liithrr nntl tho raiui fathrr f hciihhv, nu-iihlo I'liilthvn, to hand down hi uamo and t lit Inriuno ho-i-unuitaTrd hy I ho oat o his brow, (roin nouciMiluu to itvnornlinii. 'I'hoi-o ni'vor was a w ilo 111 lo hour that nohlo tltlo, who did in t wish to woar oinanlottHt'H mo.t uloi'ltiiiH frown, tho sfoptro of uiotlior iniil. 'I'hiMisands of i-ildtd t'lMiplo-i, olhri'vio haoi'V. full short of wodlot'l,'s I'l-caiol lia indiums I't'i-unso I hoy nro i-hild-li'ss. In tin1 majority of i'a.rt, this Is i-:nis( tln Mtri, tlironch lunorauoo or nojf loft, siiili'i-s roin MiMtUni'Ss mid tlisoaso of llio organs disiiiu-tly frininino. l-'or w;niun who MitTtT !n this way thoro is nno wii'iit nuitifino lhat dot not fail to n.'i-oiiiplih us imrMso. It is )r. I'irrot-'s l-'iiorito rn'-onpuon. It ai-t.s ihnvtly tn tho dt'lh-alt' ornans ftini-onutl and muktv thi-ni uomr. Iu althy. vmor.ms and vlrdo. It allays iuilainmaiion, heal nhvration, fitHithos pain and loins tho shattrivd lirrvos, H lits (or wift liiHwi and uioLIot IuhhI. It qiiiolo'ns nnl vilalios thtMlis liiu'lly fomiiiiiii' on;aui-m. D hanisln 1hi maladi. std tho ortatit monthsainl makes hahy's hiirotliu'iioii to tho world rasv atnl aiinovi paintos. In Insnros tlul llttlo now voinor's health and iiotiri-di-inont In plonty. H is iho Wst snpiwrlivo tonii for nursinir ini'tlicrs. Mrs. .lomilorniksof M nixliall. SpolinnpOx, V "!(.. w i lion; " t nm kUhI to icll of ilif wood Ii'sulli ot nniP Kivut iiii'ihctno- lf, I'li'it'i-'s ntrii' PivM'rtpi ton. It k'li i'i m Itniu'ili, lmo no 1it d U'olinit nuil iny hnhy N 1li jiflur'of lu'iiiiti. t find tvltiT Hum 1 linvo in ton yt'tii." 3n taso of t'oiftlpallon Dr.. IMorvo's 1'loasant I'oUid! should W ns.-d j an ad j ii not to "I'avorlio rro.si'tij'th.u.'' Thoy . tiro ivuromt'Iv simplo, Mr(tvlly natural iAauJ iukuru pruuipt huU uvriuamui alii'f. ; Thanksgiving Services. Proffrara for Thanksgiving services to bo held nt. the M. K. church, Nov. ;it), 1!ii,"i: Song. Heading governor's proclamation and the invocation Rev. H. C. Brown. Song. Heading president's proclamation and the prayer Dr. J. A. Towoaend. Song. Sonnon Rev. K. H. Hicks. Song, Offering for the poor to bo left in the hands of the Aid Society of' the M. K c urcb. Music to be furnished by the choir of the M. K. church. Church Directory. CH It 1ST IAN BC1KNCE SOCIETY. Iloldli services every Sunday at 11 a. m., and every Wednesday at 7:'M p. m. In the Bmaller hall tirthe I. O. O. P. buiMlutfiii Kn-r-Durg. Sunday Sermon: "Ancii-nt and MMern NuennuHacy; or. Mejiinertsiu nod Hypnotism.' E. ClUIRCH, Hon lb, Cor. fitephenn and wnshtnpton streets. Sunday serviced; PreHv'hintr at 11 a. m. aihI T:iti n. m. Knn. dayachool at Hi a. ra.; Kpworth leagno at 6:HC p. m.; Junior leaKue at 8 p. in.; Prayer meetiug on Thurmlrty at 7::iOp. in. M1 11 OU IIUCSi; t'OMl'LLTE. gl:iss to admit li'iil and waruuli. An upt-niiiK 0' 'K Ii'i'L wllh u door to chse it for tho t-htraiire und exit of tonants. 'i'lio intiln oltjoi't of tho ujipor door Is to provido a Miiitahlo daou tor feeding. To oloan tho lloor the front sec I ion Is removed. hero a hoarti door is iu-o- vidoil it should he siihsiantial iMiuugli ! Ualro and after a few applications tt hear the weight of a nuniher of hogs 1 all eoroness had disappeared." For Herb W. Edwards Injured. Herb W. Edwards, of Des Moines, Iowa, got a fall on an Icy walk last winter, spriiiuing his wrist and bruis ing his knees. 'The next day," he says, "they were so sore and stiff I was afraid I would have to stay fn bed, but I rubbed them well with Chamberlain without resting ilirerlly on the ground. Tlie ltt'iuly ItrrUonvrM nt Work. This In tht time of your when our lliuuielal wrllei'H mid city editors tigure out how great Is the amount of wealth prod need hy the fanners during tho year and hIho congratulate iheui upon the possession of so vast a sum of money. Such figuring Is largely bosh, mid Its annual repetition Is wearisome. It would he just as sensible to assume that the annual output of manufac tured Hteel represented the annual earning of steel manufacturers. No body Is silly enough to do that, but the old Idea clings to many city people that farm products are a free gift of nature to thu farmer lu Individual instaiice only the eon version of one form of property into another form without a dollar of net profit. The bushel of sale by Hamilton Drug Co, Why It Succeeds. Because It's For One Thing Only and Rose burg is Learning This. Nothing can be good for everything Doing one thing well brings success. Doan's Kidney's Pills do one thing only. They're for sick kidneys. They cu lb cka he, eve y kidney III Hern is evidence to prove it, Mrs. R Long, wife of R Long, saddler and harness maker of Cass street, near Many a time depot. Koseburg, Ore., says: "For I they represent loner time I was seldom w it linn t. bnolr I ache, and any exertion or the slightest cold contrac'od brought on an aggra ready has been credited up as so much clean cash lo tlie farmer the previous year by these ready reckoners. Na tional Stockman. wheat that is marketed represents h vated attack. 1 tooK medicine trying vestment In se.tl. fertilizer, employees' I t0 check it, but until advised to try labor, machinery, taxes, etc.. ami the j t'oan s Kidney l ills, procured at A raneiuM rteer represents corn that al- c .Marsters v Co 9. drug store, I met with no success. Doan's Kidney Tills gave me such prompt relief that I have no hesitation In recommending them to others. My son also used a box and 1 heard him express himself In high words of praise for them." For sale by alt dealers, prico fiO cts, rostor-Milburn Co. HntTalo, N. Y., sole agents for the U. S. Uemember the Dame Doan's and take no other. miMt luuriiitf liffn. A race of bees has been brought to this country, as an experiment by thu Vuited States government, that has been found tho gentlest In tho world. The ono great drawback to bee keep ing for most people has been the fear of stings, but recent experiments at U'llthlll. '1.111 tl-IV.t IO-.lt-.fl tll.l ('...I. .111.,.. bees to bo the most reinnrk.-ihi.. h....t The Ladies of the Christian Church In existence for their gentleness. Vo!wl,lhoW a window sale at the Uoch- do not mean by this that the bees nro!""'0 store, Wednesday, Nov. 2tf. On stintless, for they posses this organ sale will bo plum puddiug, mince pie, so ntvessary to their welfare, but so fruit cake, and all sorts of Thanks- m rnuu o uri-.t irmni ui us use UUU BlVlllff ITOOtlieS. ThPY Wl l fl tn hnltl a they are for alt practical purposes non- Hlingiiig. Country Life In America. bazar, on Dec. S and l, but have not yet decided on the place. Trro rinntluir. Tre pbtnthifc on the prairies and plains of the southwest for shade, for windbreak and for landscape purposes is Just beginning. It may be that In the course of twenty-live years theve ' phmtinirs will have a hlt;h value fori timber, as has already been the case tut many unexpected hitaives in Kansas.! Nebraska, Minnesota und the Dakota. I CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. rha Kind You Have Always Bought GROCERIES POR THE RIGHT KIND Bee , AT THE RIGHT PRICES MRS. HENRY E ASTON Phone 411. Myrtle Point, Coquille f all Coos Bay Points Stnce leaves Roseburir every morninc: at 6:00 a. m. nonnontino wit.li trainB at Myrtle Point for Marnhfield anil with the boats for Coquille ; river pumia. GOOD RIGS AND CAREFUL DRIVERS Fafurther particulars nriDlv to G. W. RAPP. Agent nt Rnflnhnra : Caea Street, near the depot HE 15 1 m 10 DUT IF you want to get your money's worth. We handle all kinds of Boots and Shoe the best (or the money. Flrstclass Repairing Done at Reasonable Prices. L. GOODMAN Zysi'T-'" Abstract of titletnrteetlco Innd. PApem prepared tor tiling on Kovernmtmt land. Blue priuts of township maps showing all vacant lauds. ' FRANK E. ALLEY ARCHITECT and ABSTRACTER Plans and estimates fur a!! kinds f buihlinu. Special designs for dice fixtures. Phone 871 Oftlce In Doiik'lns County Bank Bull. Hug. RosBnnRO Oregon Ask Agent for Tickets via the GREAT NORTHERN -TO SPOKANE, ST. FAUL, DULUTH Ml N N K A P O 1. 1 S. C H I C A 0 O, m. i.ui is nno all points and Siiuth. East 2 OVERLAND TRAINS FLYER and the FAST DAILY , MAIL Splendid Service, Up-to-Date Equip ment, courteous r-vinpioyes. Daylight trip across the Cascade and Kocxv .ilountains. For full particulars, rates, folders, etc.. call on or address H. DICKSON, C. T. A., 122 Third Street, Portland, Ore. , G. YKRKES, G. W. P. A., 612 First Avenue, Seattle, Wash. We Hive expedited service on freight Route your shipmenta via. Great North em. run information Irom Vsi. HARDER, Gen'l Agent, Portland, Oregon, One of the dandiest little homes of 10 acres In Douflas county. Good bouse barn and all necessary outbuildings; live acres in bearing orchard and plenty of small fruit and berries. Also 1 span 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 Rosbucg. Beautiful valew from place. This Is a perfect home. Also two places near the Soldiers' Home, one consisting of one acre and one of two acres, 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 homos; A No. 1 soil, fruit on the places. Here is your chance to get a good home. . A perfec home of 112 acres, in cultivation, all foTiced nnd cross-fenced well watered with a nice mountain stream running through place; 100 acres could bo cultivated. Good house of 13 rooms, cost 1200; I) acres iu orchard mixed fruit; M of this can be irrigated; am now irrigating 16 acres. This land' is nearly all river bottom. Fair barn and all necessary outbuildings; 1 fruit dryer. To school 80 rods ; railroad station and postollice 3 miles. Joinihg this piece is unlimited stock range. Price 4500. & down ami hl,inc i tr. r. at 7 per cent. Here is the greatest bargain on the list. 72S 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 Koseburg. Well watered; old orchard of 4 acres. 1 mile to school, ) to postoflice, 9 miles to Koseburg. This can be bought for $5000; $1000 down and balance on time from one to Ave veara at 8 per cent interest. This is a Bnnp, 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 timber, well located. 1 mile to school postoflice and store, (I miles to Uofeburg. Good baildings of all kinds nice family orchard, good level road to city. Trice ifMOO, or will let crop, stock and everything go with place for $2800. Homeseekers, come and investigate this proposition. Will for a short time offer some ofthe finest residence property in the city of Koseburg for sale ; highly improved, at a bargain. Come and investigate. 10 ncrcs in 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 outbuildings; 1 acre in orchard, and 1 acre in strawberries. Lies on county road, mile to railroad station, X mile to school, 6 miles lrom Rosebnrg. This is one of the nicest little homes in. the county and dirt cheap, only $12.50. ' Here is a good nome at a reasonable figure. ISA acres 7K miles east of Boseburg. 90 acres farm land, balance good pasture, all fenced and cross-fenced. Good house of seven rooms, good barn, 75x40, and all nects'nry outbuildings about two acres in orchard, mixed fruit; well watered bv creek and springs and plenty of timlier. School mile, postollice and Btore 2 miles. Nicely located on county road; beautiful view from place, good level road to city. This is an idea home. Here is another 250 acres 2.' mileB from Koseburg, all fenced, plenty of Umber and water, 100 acres can be cultivated, balance A No. 1 pasture. No buildings on place, lies on county road. Price $10 per acre. Here ye houie-seekors reail this I A snap. 18 acres l)f miles from the city of Rosebnrg on the banks of the Umpqua river. Good house of six rooms also summer kitchen with cellar, small barn and all necessary outbuildings sood" family orchard, acre iu strawberries, and 3 acres of tlie finest garden land in Oregon ; good Bpring and wel, and plenty of timber. This is an ideal home. No; 8. KiO acres ; 40 acres tenced, 30 acres in cultivation. Small house and barn, email orchard, plenty of good mcuntain water and lots of good timber A finemountain range for etockadjoininK. This is a nice little stock ranch Twelve miles from city, two miles from school and four miles f-nm postoflice. Price $1600 A perfect little home of four acres, in tne citv of Rosebnrg; good house and small bain nnd all necessary out buildings; a tine s'pringof waler on place' a fine view over the citv : some orchard on i!iiee:K enwa ; l.nnhnl,l r.nu.... i.:' , incubators, farming utensi s and other thinos too iiuinnrnim t ,.,.,,i' ..:; nn.i nr ,1,1. nl..n lltiu k...n .io.m 1IT , . ... . 'V'" irBU wnv ... .c T..v. , ln8 -noie ontm for $2600: you can t realize what we are offering you without investigating. This is a snan. don't overlook it. Here is a bargain. One of tlie greatest of your life. Don't fail to invest This oiler can t be beat in Douglas county. 650 acres of land three mileB from Koseburg. line living stream running through place, lotsol good timber, in fact enough to pay for the place twice over if put on tlie market heie iu Roseburg ia on county road good, level road to town. This is A No. 1 stock ranch. ' A perfect home of 103 acres 3 miles from city, on conntv road ; good school store, postothce and blacksmith shop y mile from place; good house of 6 room large barn and granary, anil all necessary out buildings, good orchard of 7 across all A No. 1, land; R. R. station miles. Th following described property goes with the place: 6 horses, 6 head of cattle, 1 line Berkshire sow, 1 wagon 1 hack 2 sets of harness, 2 plows, 2 cultivators, 1 disk cutter, 1 harrow, X interest in binder, mower and rake, 20 or 30 tons of hay and what grain there is on place when sold ; 1 fruit ilryer. lots of small fruit nnd grapes. A perfect home 55 acres, three miles Irom Roseburg on conntv road Al tenced ; 20 acres in bearing orchard ; live acres in young orchard1 6 acres in grain ; 25 acres pasture, wel! watered, and plentv of timber for home use. Good two story house containing 9 rooms, hard finished ; good barn, 50x20 with big sl.etl on one side ; all necessary outbuildings. Beautiful view of the city from P. ttlXJ a ' home. This is an ideal home. Price $5,000. House cost i-o.tfOO. Good road and a nice drive to the city. One half down and balance in two years time. Here is a dandy fruit farm of 30 acres, 23 acres in fruit; 3 miles from Koseburg; all fenced : rood house nl H nmi wtvin nn.i i: blllldingi. 7 acres in prunes, 2 acres in cherrire. 31 acre's in ner. ln ln,,t trees, balance in apples, all liearim?: nlentv nf rrri.a frr t.mii. nm tawi and church 4 mile, postollice Koseburg: Price, $,i000, one-half down and balance on time of three vears at 7 per cent. The following nrr,nl nmn.i. goes with place: I horsee, 1 cow, 1 wagon, 1 cart, 1 buggv, 1 mower, 1 hay rake, and all farming utensilB. I. F RICE, Heal Estate Agent, Roseburg