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EVENING ROSEBURG. REVIEW issued daily except Sunday keview publish i no company Offk-Revkw Buildloy, (first floor) Jackaoa Street. TelepboM Main 90I. L WIMBEKLY, Editor. DULY I'M kf? will) PruoiiUi, lrJlvrJ .W fr v,UlTcrtl - -U I'M Year tt Mi Hud lb 4VA OCTOIIKK 20, 10OH. TO VWK IH MftMI.-; ANYTHING KliHK JH lANGKHOLH. It It uulnwful uu election day: To bfre vehicle! to lutul votr to Bod from tbe poll; To blre anyone to work at tbe polli except to challeuge pei-aous oot quail fled to vol ; To wear any political bfcdg or In signia at tbe polls; To dlntrlbute cards or campaign literature at tbe polls; or to work at tbe polls ia aajr wax to Influence votr; To do anything to Influence voters. Under tbe terms of Oregon's new corrupt practices act. pawed by tbe people Id June, the presidential elec tion November I will be just a plain election, without any frills nothing but tbe polls, the election board and ' tbe voters. The time-honored gaunt let of political workers banding out cards, which tbe voter has alwayi bad to run, Is now Illegal. Tbe reluctant voter who has wait ed for his party enthuslaata to bunt him out and takl hlin to the polls In a carriage or hack, must walk, pay car faro or stay away. No person Is permitted to use any effort at the polls or away from them, on election day, to Influence the vote of any one. Home sections of tbe corrupt prac tices act relating to election day fol low: "It shall be unlawful for any per son to pay another for any loss or , damage due to attendance at the polls, or In reglHteringi or for the expense of transportation to or from the polls. "No person shall pay for personal service to bo performed on tbe day or any election, for any purpose con nected therewith, except for tbe hir ing of persons whose sole duty Is to ' act as challengers, and auh tbe count of o flic 1 ill ballots. "No person shall buy. sell, give or provide any political badge, but ton or other insignia to be worn at or about the polls on tbe day of any election, and no such political badge, button or other insignia shall be worn at or about the poll on any election day. "It shall be unlawful for any per son at any place on the day of any election to attk, solicit or In any man ner try to Induce or persuade any voter on such election day to vole fot or refrain from voting for any candi dates or tbe candidates or ticket of any political party or organization." The last section above quoted would prohibit the banners, hereto fore common, bearing the legend "Vote the Htralght Republican Tick et." In fact, this section prohlhlu all political activities on election day which would lu any manner tend ti Influence a voter aa to how he should vote. Kx. INIVKIIHITY MKN FOIl I1KYAN. MAUIHON, Wis., Oct. 28. A sen salluu was sprung laat ulght whet. Professor E. A. Koss of the university faculty, a lifetime Republican, rami out for llryau aud di'daied thai when President Roosevelt went ou' of power the old repuhlli-an organl cation of the old llanna trust gani will come Into leademhlp. Hu tool Issue with I'roft-ssor W. A. Hcott head of the banking department of tbe university, on the guiranty o! hank depoalta and declared the re publican Idea "show that the Tafi party la more In sympathy with stockholders than with depositors." Professor Rons and Kred M. Miller formerly assistant secretary of state during the sdmlulatratlon of (lev ernor l.aKollettn, appeared before the Ilryan Kern club of the univer sity laat night and dwlared that they made a thorough study of the plat forms of all pnrtlea and "had come to tha roiirlunlon that democrat lr sucrens this fell would h for tin greateat good of tbe country. Itoth urged the students lo vote for Ilryan and Kern. Hlraw Votis In Portland. Portland Journal; llrynn, 261. Taft. Id. MlHgnn. 2. helm, 1. That's the way the vote for the laHt three day atamls at a WnMhlttg ton street cigar store. The store Ik located at an. WaHhlngtnii street. Jiint above Hlith, and In conducted by Krkman and Hhepherd. A sign hsnga In front of the store and ev ery one who rarea I, caul a straw lal lot la permitted to do so. The at raw vote hati been rondurtd for three daya and during that Jtrne 43:i voteti have been rost by niMrt and pas serahy. "I had no Idea thai the vole would go that wrv," nl one of the pro prietor this mornitiK. "but that'a the way It stands. It lent show how the nil iit vote la going to go." A straw ballot wa taken on th train going to ltoaetur a few riavn ago, which resulted si follow- llrytn 3?. Taft 4. Many of tt ore who voted WiT staunch repuhhrnns. hut d clifed that ihey were not In fsvo- i.f having a president thruat upon them On the amr l.nrllne. plvirr between Portland and Astoria, a vote va taken by one of the officers yes wtday among the psbengers. Bry an recelttd 13 votei, 1 all sid Lsbt 4. WHAT HIGH TARIFF H)YM. P0RTLA.N1. Or., Oct. 2 In 107 William McOee, a farmer, purchased In Hberldan, Or., a lieerlng binder. The price paid was $14&. About tbe aarne aeanon of tbe year. Lewis McGble, a brother of William McGhie, of Hberldan, Or., purchased tbe same kind of a beerlng binder in Aberdoenablre, Hoot laud. Tbe binder was made in tbe Tutt ed Htales, of course. It had to be shipped to New York, which is ju about as far from tbe factory aa Sher idan, Or. Then It was sent on to Scotland. The Mr. McGhie lining near Aberdeenshire paid ti-v for the machine be purchased. Tbe machines were exactly tbe same in every par ticular except the price. In Scotland the binder out $r.& less than in tiie Tnited Su.tea and within only 1U00 xnllea or no of the factory. There's a reaaon, of oouroe the high protective tariff. BTOl'GHTON JOKEK DEAD. frove hUkfCf Fro id CatiyonvUle Koutli io Pkave-r Iays. afed ford t Or. Mail: Btou gb ton P. Jones an old and respected pioneer of Jacksonville, died Monday, O-tob-er 25, at his home In Jacksonville of heart trouble, aged 77 years. Mr. Jones was born In Pennsyl vania. May 20, 1831. He came to Oregon In lfeEit, settling in Jackson ville, where his home has been ever since. In 1&C6 he was married to Miss Ellubetb V. Twogood. a native of New York, who survives him. Mr. Jones Is known as the oldest stage driver In tbe country, having for nearly 20 years driven tbe stage over tbe old Keddlng-Jacksonville-Canyonvllle stage route. He waa an upright, conscientious man and is spoken of by his old-time associates as being a man who never spoke HI of any one and who had no enemies. Resides his wife, he Is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Arthur J. Da vies, of Ht. Paul, Minn., and Miss Louise J. Jones, of Jacksonville. Interment was made In the Jack sonville cemetery. Xuneral services were conducted by Rev. Robert Hu nts of the Preahyterlan church. t'ltl HIIKl) I.N lU'.NAWAV. IfcaU of On'Ken KonNtrs Muy lle of Ills Injuries, KAI.KM, Or. Oct. 28. A. L. Brown, head engineer of the Hulem Water cfmimny, was cruwhed under the hoofs of a runaway team thiB morning and perhaps fatally Injured, thou Kb hopes of his recovery are entertained tonight, lirowu Ih wide ly known In Oregon as grnud chief ranger of the Order of Forestera, and Is prominent In work of the Odd Fellowa' fraternity. lirown has been badly crippled for years because of accldenta sus tained, but rlil us a bicycle well. Thin morn I iik as he was riding his wheel on Commercial street, a Chinese gar dener's team became frightened nt an automobile and ran toward him from behind. A warning shout cauaed him to turn Just In time to be trampled un der tbe feet of the ho rues. Two of the wheels of the heavily-loaded wa gon paased over his lega. A bad kick over his left eye, deep lai-enitlona serosa his scalp and fare and a kick In the abdomen were the most aer lous injuries. Kven though he xhould recover, he will be dltttlgurcd for life. NKA.TT1.K HhYTH MK'AI'KI.ANI. BKATTI.K, Wash.. Oct. 28 Rev. C. I. McCaoalaud, for the piiHt yenr prealdlng elder of the Willamette dis trict of the M K. Miurch. Kouth. haa been aattigned to th First M. K. -hurrh, Houth. of Hen t tie, nnd will leave lu a few days from Corviillla. Or., for bis new charge. Rev. Mr. MK'aualand came from Mlttaourl lo California about 1 5 yeara ago, and has beeu In Orexon four years. OlltX.ON NKU'H. The (iiiestlon whether or not flraiita Pass, aa a municipality, should purchase and operate the plant of the Rogue River Water & Power company was turned down by a heavy majority nt a aperlnl election In that city Tuesday. Tbe question at Issue wns not so much of muni cipal ownership aa of the ndvlHnhll Ity of the city's buying ua old and worn-out water plant. David Kmlth. a logger, while drunk, was run over by a street car lu Halem, Wednesday, nnd Injured so badly that he will die. At Hhelhurn, I, Inn county, Wed nesday, (he a-yeiir-old daughter of Newton Cruhtree felt into a tub of scalding hot water and was burned ho badly that her recovery Is doubt fill. The organization of a County Oood Roads league was the direct outcome of a successful meeting attended by nearly every business man of I,a (Irnnde Wednesday. For two hours every business house hi the city was closed so the proprietors could go to the meeting. The new league will secure a list of petitioners and arm ed with It will appeal to the county court for liberal appropriations to hettvr the county roads. rw iu k.h. f0 full blooded RAiubotilette year ling bucks for sale. As wool Is down will aell them at $ per head. IV W. Htearna A Bon. Oakland. Oregon. sw The Review due Job prlutiug. fill mi AVitetaUelVfprtfciiirij. tog oe Skdecs aadBweW Promotes Dt$-stimWc!- ness and feyjCouatos gearl OpiunuMarptuiK nartfunJ nOT ARC OTIC Aperfeft Rrawty for Cmsflf Hon . Sour SlonadLDUrrtui WonosJCoiriiilsiousJmns ness aidLossorSLm'. TuSuok Sijnawt of KEWYOHItJ A.VOTHKIl MOI)Kl' DAILY. Mary linker Kddy and AKsiHtaniH to Htart a XewijttiMT. IIOSTON, Mass., Oct. 27. Mrs. Mary Baker G. Kddy and her assist ants propose a dally newspaper de signed to reach the Ideal of what a Christian newspaper should be. The title for the publication will be: "The Christian Bclence Monitor." It will be published in this city. According to the announcement which appears in the Christian Science Journal, tbe publication la designed to be an up-to-date news paper and all the news of the day will be published. "This news will be handled in a (lieu n, wholesome manner, devoid of sensational methods," saya the an nouncement, "and there will be no exploitation or Illustration of vice and crime. The aim of the editors Is to make the new paper acceptable In every home where purity and re finement are cherished aa Ideals. "In addition to the news features, the paper will contain special de partments devoted to subjects and views for the betterment of the hu man race morally and spiritually." Don't miss "The Cattle RuBtlers." at the Crescent tonight. do29 Tbe Review does Job printing. CALL Viili tm'NTY wakraxts. NOTICE Is hereby given all par ties holding county warrants Usued by Douglas County, Oregon, and en dorsed prior to and including the 9th day of September, 1907, to pre sent the same to Mie county treasurer of Douglas County, Oregon, at bis olllce for pnyment as Interest will cense thereon after the date of thl notice. Dated it Rosehurg, Oregon, thh 12th day of October. 198. J. K. SAW YKRS, Treas. of Douglas Co., Oregon. Bad Symptoms. The woman who has pcrlodlcaf hd aches, bars no ho. sees Imaginary dark fcpou or specks Moating or dancing before her eyes, bavvnawing distress or hfavy full feeling Uyiomach, faint spell, drag ftng-downyi-ling In lower abdominal oi pelvic rejrton. taily itartled or excited, r lift In fnl osrlods. with or with rrn, is unrtnir, irom Taugcmrnts ihstshould nilon. Not all of above likely to be present In any ua. or badly treated and such fit run Into maladies which de ' sunt eon's knlls II lhav do oat medicine eusnt hpA inch a gnt A..Wt,t. i w i.H i ha ti .Ii.-iil. I .riJITl il It-Ill, U.irlll IM.ir,. n.njjjjry ' lne viry UJi liitf rl loTiT Uuu a n to misilcal sclonre (or the cure ol woman's im'ullar allmi-nu fnur Into it, Ciniltloi. No alrohnl, harmful, ol bUl lurmlng drill li to ho found In tin lln of lu tiinrrxirrnta prlntl on mch nollla-wrapiwr and allmbd ti n1.-r ixtth In any munition of tli rtiiulu fy.tnl Ur. I'lnrc', Kaviirlln l'rvTilh.ii in dii onlr kixkI n,r harm, lu Ik. I. imTmI U totlrrnithm. InvlforaUi and rttilat lha whiil. famal i)m and .(.wially lha (H-Ivlc nrfnna Whi-n tlinw aro dn rant1 In fnnriUm nr altwioi hr iilva Ih. ttoniarh and nth.r organs of 'dtfrntion boron rmpjllirurall, dornniinl. th norma ar wrakom-d, and a lon lint ol bad, uhil.'i. Mmt.L.mi follow. Too aiiich mnn not b. oiootrd of ihla 'Fa Torlt I'nwrlptlon. It will not rforin Klraolra: will n.t euro tumor no mod kino will. Ilirtll olton prri'onl thoin II takon In tlmo, and tlnm tho oirntin, tablo and tba aurvouu'a knife may 1 aroldod. Wumon ulTarlnf from dlwoac of lon ttandlna. aro Iniltnl to ronton IVvt.n rion-o by Inter, frrr. All rorroi.rl. ii,-. n hold a itrl.-IlT prlvaio and a.T..i connd.ntlal Addraaa lir. R. V. 1'ioruL Buffalo. N Y. .iiotoi. vi. i ioc . niir4i AOTiaorilliii patron) to aout ru. j'tw on iwfipi oi ai ono-ron; tnno for MMr.Mt.Ml Bl ... ata tot aJoU-boond r). Addraaa u abuo EleTa ll I I (LI 1 Euct Copy of Wrapper. CASTORIA Tor Ir.fj.iifa ni Ckxitrm. The Kind You Have Always Bough! Bears the Signature of in Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA Tt Msmwa atw rmmm rrr Would Mortgage the Kanri. A farmer on Rural route 2, Em pire, Oa., W. A. Kloyd by names. Bays: "Uucklen'B Arnica Salve cured the two worest sores I ever saw; one on my hand and one on my leg. It is worth more than Its weight in gold. I would not If without it if 1 bad to mortgage the farm to get it." Only 25c at A. C. Marsters & Co's. drug store. Patroulze Review advertisers. PIMPLES "l trlwl til hindi or blo4 rBdt)i which fall to do m mnj food but I lit found I he rl(bl at)tn 1 !!. Mf rir wii fall of pimple ttid black L iJe. After blni CfrU ll.ejr all left I am eoiitlaoltif the uie of Ihem ajid raconmosidltif I tie in to Bi j frleoJi. I feel One nhaii I rise n tba mufnlnff. Hon to bar cbanca lo raowmniaDd ChciiiH." frad 0. Wlttao. Tf Kin 81.. Hawark. K. J. BesT For r sr i ne oowei CAMDV CATTUSmC Plan an Palatabla. Pntant Taate Oond DoOoo4, Merer Slekan. Wean or (irlpe. Kc. Me. Kear aold lo bulk. The rnulne tablet atampod QUO. uniiMN 10 eora or your wiuey imi, 8tarliD( Remedy Co., ChtcBo or N.Y. soj ANNUAL S1LE, TEN MILUON BOXES AW Stop-don't do the work aMachine can do 1 1 -;2tSft.' iH PLOWS All Kinds at J. F. BARKER & CO. o Implements jftid Vehicles 4- MTliUKOVr. Tl new ferdlaer. oltmi; but ttsb. OutrjOitwl azi&lyaifi: Seven per fait lJlLrnp!!. six per ctujt imusti. It per onul phosphoric kcid. Cm tr-nnuuS Rack of Wll irrow, utwd lu tbe place of Ifii tons of bent ntttlile niiu ure. will five better results and no weeds. Try It for your lawn. 3. T. BARKER CO. Hot water hottlRa. rnuntaln eyr 1 n pes. bulb syrlngns, and atnmlxors, lie tlnoHt and most cnniplnte Hue In the city. Sold nt the lowest prlfftB on our guuruutne to plvo Batisfartlon T.onfe at our line and you will not' buy olaowhnre. Uumllton Drug Co. 3 -r 2.VD HAI TTTFTWKITIiKS. 4 J. An rxi.ERWKn, almost 4 new. at a bargain. J. 4- SMITH PREMIER, good con- i- dltion. very cheap. J. 4- REMINGTON, old model, re- . 4 built; good shae: cheap. Several other makes, SIS 4- and up. . 4. i- RoM-bura: Tj-pewrltor Exchange Jfr Elmer R Wimberly. Mgr. 4 4 Roseburg - - Rosebnrg . ? . o- The Review does job printing. The Jewelry Store Umbrella You will generally find that it's an altogether superior article. Haven't you noticed it? Yes, It cost more, but think what you are getting. Why, often the bandies In one of the umbrellas that we sell costs more are worth more than half a dozen dry goods' store whole umbrellas. We show a Bplendld selection. WOULDN'T YOU LIKE TO SEE IT? and while in, look around and see the different lines of goods we carry. All new and up-to-date. You will appreciate the values we are able to offer in all sores of Jewelry needs. W. E. Clingenpeel THE JEWELER AND OPTICIAN, National Hank Illdg. I'lione 2143 The Yost Gearless motor will do it, simple as A B C, self-oiling will last a lifetime. No metal coging. We invite your personal in spection. Roseburg Furniture Company Jackson St., Roseburg, Ore A Healihjr Family. "Our mhole fimlly nas eDjoyed food lefilUi ud( h uegaD using Dr. Kmc t Sev Lite Pills, three years tpo." says L. A. Bartlet, of Rural Route 1. Cuilford. Maine. They cleanse and tone the system In a frontle way and does i good. 2&c at A. C. Mursiors A Co s. drug store. I)on"t think that piles can't be cured. Thousands of obstinate cases have been cured bv Doan's Ointment. Hi oonts at any drug store. A supply o? tbe n edition of the Orogou mining laws has just heon rocolvod at this offlc6. It la oludos everything to dat In legal mluing procedure. Copies only 40 cents curb. TF FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE WILL CURE YOU of any case of Kidney or Bladder disease that is not beyond the reacti of medi cine. Take it at once. Do not risk having Bright's Dis ease or Diabetes. There is nothing gained by delay. 50c. and $1.00 Bottles.' irUSt SUMTITUTIt. For sale by Red Cross Pharmacy. Do You Appreciate Good-fitting Shoe? Yes; most all women do, have just opened up several lresh, new shoes made of tanned kid the "glove ntting leather." Every woman should wear kid shoes. Al- d'2 TA ways dressy, always neat for every occa- P3DU sion. and John Kelly has made these fitting lasts. Call. SS'rSSSSr ln Ut"' . K. L. STEPHENS K.VKr ' Phone loss All Work Guaranteed H. C. RITZMAN, Up-to-Date Plumber Special Sale on Fixtures, Including Towel Racks, Soap Dishes, Tumbler Holders, Sponge Racks, Etc Ut ne make an eotlm.t. on your work. Swam and Hot W.i.r a Hpwlally Foot, of Jackson St,. Repair Work NeaUy Don. Announcement! We are now doing busi ness in our elegant new store, Commercial Club vBuilding. Call and inspect our new stock. Your orders w ill re ceive our prompt and careful attention. HunsakerGuesfc Grocery Company fUtssttesas Cp., Oregon Where Ilullc'a Klew. David Parker, of Fayette. N. Y., a veteran of the civil war, who lost a foot at Gettysburg, sayg: "Tbe good Electric Bitters bare done is tforth more than five hundred dollars to me. 1 spent much money doftoring i uuumcu uuii.ib iu iucb money doftoring ' of st roach taWble. e. I then tried Elec-'j'. d they cured me. I for a oaa case to little purpose. trie Bitters, and now take them as a tonic, and they keep me strong and weil." 60c at A. C. Marsters & Co's drug store. Tbe Standard Ladies' Tailoring Company's books are here, showing the latest Fall and Winter styles of suits and coats. Call and see them at Mrs. Autenreith's. dn3 BODGE ? Cbe Reliable Cafior t Has received bis J. FALL STYLES f I and SAMPLES f also a line of Fall Goods. Drop s a iu and look over the Fall styles . . and (jet posted on the proper styles for Fall and Winter. A Perfectly Fitted Excellently Made Faultlessly Stylish Fall Suit, for A Small Price I.itiitiiTnT..fwti.TiiT, f.iTnT.f..T..T..t. FOR TIIE BREAKFAST TABLE we suggest a nice steak or a few chops will be found more susta'nlng than a dish of sawdust and milK. And if you buy your meats here there will be none of the don't -care-for-breakfast talk at your nouse. Hubby will eat a meal that will di li i in till lunch time. You will enjoy breakfast as heartily as you do any meal of the day. The Economy Market Geo. Kohlhagen, Prop. an Easy and we cases of American $3.00 over new, perfect $4.00 iiiiin infn nni wmw
