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EVENING 'ROSEBOrO REVIEW ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT 'SUNDAY REVIEW PUBLISHINQ COMPANY Office-Review Bulldlnjj, (first floor) Jackson Street. Telephone Main ool. L. WIMBERLY, Edito'. DAILY tr riir, by mnil I3 W Fur month, delWered Ml Jer wvek, delivered 16 bbmi-wu;ekly Per Yew Hix Uontbi H.W NOVKMHKK 2, 1DOH. FOB HONKHT POMTICH. Ilryan Imhui'M Appeal for Muny Need wl I'uhllc itforniH. WESTCHESTER, Ind.i Oct. 31. W. J. Bryan, the democratic candi date, In wiudliiK up hia tour or the state today, made public the follow ing: Appeal to the Public: Ah the campaign drawB to a clone certain Issues stand out clearly. The democratic party attoinpts to Inaug urate an era of honesty In politics by compelling the publication of cam paign contributions before the elec tion. It seeks to bring tne gov ernment nearer the people by secur ing the election of United States Bcnators by direct vote. It seeks to restore competition tnrough leg Islatlon which will make a private monopoly Impossible. It seeks to reconcile labor and capital by legisla tion which will bring the employer and employo together In co-operation, and to this end It proposes the creation of a department of labor, with a Secretary of Labor in the cab! net; an amendment to the anti-trust law which will exclude the labor or ganisations from 'the operation of that law; the limitation of the writ of Injunction bo that it will not be Issued fn VldbAr dispute imIohr con ditions are such us would Justify an Injunction even if thoro were no lu t)or dispute,' and trial by jury In cases of Indirect contempt. 1 It seeks to secure legislation which will create a guarantee fund sufll- cient to lnsuro all bank depositors against b loss. It seeks to secure a reduction of the tariff by gradual steps "until the tariff laws will no longer be made in the Interest of the few and at the expense of the reBt of the people, The Democratic party, In other 'words, seeks to secure honesty in government through honest policy, and popular government through di rect elections. It desires to secure peace In industry, competition In trade, eocurlty to depositors and Jus tice to tnxpayers. The Democratic party appenls to the awakened conscience of the na tion and the sense of Justlco in the human heart, and to the growing de- slro of brotherhood. With a Democratic victory for the national ticket, with a democratic cougresB, and with the moral forco of a popular verdict, 1 believe we cun compel the sennte to yield to the ex pressed will of the people and permit the passage of tho more urgent of the reforms. Tho democratic party offers the only prospect of remedial legislation, and while net doing as much as some refomers would like, a democratic victory -will secure as much of reform ns la now attainable in fact, the on ly reform that is within reach. We have a right to expect, therefore, the co-operation of those who favor the reforms set forth In our platform. The attempt to terrorlzo the Am erican voter by the threat of a panic will not succeed. We have had three panics In 48 years the panic of 1873, the panic of 1893 and tho pan lc of 1907 and two of theso panics came under the high tariff, and each of them came under republican prest dents. Mr. Taft says that a panic will come If 1 am elected. Let him give bond that tills panic will go If he la elected. When he Bays that a democratic victory will bring a panic, he expresses an opinion. When I Bay that a disastrous panic came last fall without waiting for a demo cratic victory, 1 state a fact that can not bo disputed. Our platform has a plan for restoration of prosperity up on a permanent banlB a prosperity In which all will share. The repub liran party tins no plan that contcm plates either tho present relief or th continued welfare of the people. The republican candidate has the prestige that comes from the fact that hlB party 1b In power. He has the aid of an army of office-holders he has the support of all the monop olles and law destroying trusts; he has a large campaign fund, the source of which his committee re fuses to disclose, and most of the leading newspapers are with him and the Interests which he represents. I Insist that It 1b not fair for the president to use his office an office that belongs to all the people as If It were a party asset, or a personal asset, and drag It Into the campaign. It offends the sense of Justice and ought to arouse a protest from those who believe that lit the selection of the Chief Executive the people should be absolutely free to choose whom they please. W. J. Hit VAN. MAHIMKIK NKAI.-DEAkOOKKK in Rose burg, Oct. 31, 1U08, (Jeorge Neal and Gussie lhardorff, both of Dak land, Justice John T. Long, officiat ing. The Standard Ladles' Tallorlna Company's books are here, showing the latest Kali and Winter styles of suits and coats. Call and see them at Mrs. Autenrelth's. dn3 'RBttOAKS HOWt OAUmt leek to Destroy Publl Confidence In Futile Effort to Defeat Bryan. Facing Inevitable defeat and with a full knowledge of the fact that Bry an's election Is as certain as anything reasonably can be In politics, the Re publicans have been forced to resort to the last refuge of political cowards to the calamity howl. They are now engaged In telling the country that panic and ruin will follow the election of Mr. Bryan. Instead or being patri otic Citizens anxious to restore busi ness confidence a confidence which has been lost under a Republican ad ministration to subserve their own political selfish purposes they are vain ly endeavoring to prolong the present business depression. The question naturally suggests Itself: Why is It necessary to restore confidence? Why Is It necessary to bring back business proBperity? What has become of conil dence, what has become of prosperity? Both, under a Republican administra tion, have disappeared. Why la an other Republican administration neces sary to insure a return of confidence aud prosperity? 'he very same men who, today, are going about the country still further destroying confidence by preaching calamity, are the men; who, four years ago said that the Republican party must be successful In order that there might be prosperity. The Republican party was successful, but Instead of bringing prosperity it brought panic, business depression and commercial stagnation, Whatever may be said of the present panic, It cannot be denied thut It Is a Republican panic. The Hep u bl lean purty 1b tn full possession of the government and must accept tho responsibility. How, then, can a continuation of the Republican party In power cure the evils from which the business community and the laboring man now Buffer? Let the Republicans howl about their own panic, and not make false predictions ubout what will happen under a Democratic adminis tration. They predicted prosperity four years ago, and proven false pro phets. Why, then, should any tmno man accept their premonitions now when they suy that Bryan's election would bring business troubles. Busi ness troubles are already hero. What business men want Is a cure for them, not a prolongation of the disease by the same sort of treatment which haa produced the ailment. Because business men and laboring men both know that a Republlcmi ad ministration has produced panic, they wll not be deceived again by these raise crleB of Republican calamity howlers, They know thut William Jennings Bryan Is an honest man; they know that he will give the public an honest administration. They know that the calamity howl is for the Bole pur pose of deception. J RAILROAD EMPLOYES VS. MR. J J TAFT. The Brothtrhood of Locomotive Engineers' Journal, In May, 1893, Bald: "Judge Taft'a decision pro claims members of the B. of L. E. a band of conspirators." 9 Also, "We can not accept Judge Taft'i decision In any other light than treason to republican Instltu- tlons and the liberties of the poo- pie. It la, will be, and ought to be denounced and repudiated by all liberty loving men." The Impudent false- hood that trusts and monopolies t cheapen products and benefit the consumer Is disproved by the fact m that the price of commodities con- 9 trolled by these monsters has been J arbitrarily Increased for no cause except to pay dividends on Mctl- tlous capital by methods that J make' larceny respectable. a Ex-Senator John J. Ingalls. FARMERS RESENT COERCION Resolutions INuwrt by Indian Tollers Condemn Ntntetnenta of Pres ident Hhnrples Kiullriw Cliitht Among Knrmers. Chairman Mack was Informed by wire today that at a meeting of repre tentative farmers of Washington town ihlp, Marlon county, Indiana, the fol lowing resolutions wero adopted, and It was also agreed to form au endless .main umoiig the farmers of the coun try: Whereas. The Associated Press has sent out a statement Issued by P. M. Sharpies, president of the Sharpies Separator 1'ompuny of Westchester, Pa., hhvIiik thut the hour Bryan Is elected the Hharples works will close down, aud Whereas, Such statements as this wilt intensify the present financial panic and twill also teud to bring on, f possible, other and greater financial sliiniHv; therefore, be it Itesolved, That as farmers who have 'he good of our country at heart, we teeply deplore such unwarranted Htttteuients. and believing: they are made for pHrtlsan purposes to inttmt late and Influence voters, we herewith .lenouuce nil firms making this and similar announcements, as narrow and blKoted. and In these times an disloyal to the best business interests of the nation, and In us much as the persons and firms now resorting to these un fair and unpatriotic methods maintain their businesses by patronage of dem ocrats as well as republicans, we con dmnn these methods as an insult to any democratic patron which oiif.ht to be, and which we hope will b. re sented. Resolved, That we hereby call upon the farmers of the nation. Irrespective of party, who believe In fair plav. to unit with us throuah their orgsalta lion and as Individuals, in crushing out this unwise aud Indiscreet spirit which would sacrifice the country! wplfar for party success (Signed) Albert Blue, Chairman; Ross B. Ludlow, seo fetarp. The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been In UH6 fur over 30 yearn, has borne the signature of r ad has been made under his per Jaj 80na supervision since Its Infancy. itcA44A Allow no one, to deceive vouln this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and u Just-as-good " f.re hut Kxperimeuts thut trlJle with and endanger the health of Iniuuto and Children Experience against Experiment. What Is CASTORIA Cantorla Is a harmless substitute for Custo? OH, Pare goric, Dropg aud Soothing Syrups. Tt is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Xarcotio Nubstance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays FcverishneRS. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constlputior and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho Stomach aud Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Sears tha The Kind You Haie Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THI OKNTAUJI OOHMNfi TT HUNRMr TRICT, HIWVOR Jmf. I .tint month there occurred the heaviest rainfall for October in Rose burg and vicinity since 1881, The tot ul precipitation for last month was 5.20 Inches; in October of 1881 the rainfall was 6. 96 Inches. Singular ly enough, the rainfall during Oc tober of the years preceding those In (luCHllun was Insignificant. In 1907 It wus only 89-100 of au Inch and In 1S80 It was 77-100 of an inch. These figures are shown in the monthly meteor logical report of Win, Hell, local observer of the U, S. weather bureau. The report shows further thut the avernge rainfall for October for the past VI years Is 2.67 Inches. The comparative excess of rain from Sept. 1, of this y.ar, to date, Is nearly two Inches. Tho greatest precipita tion In 24 hours during last month was 2.12 inches, on the Kith and 14, tho only two days of the month in which there was no sunshine. While the northbound Klyer No. 14, was standing at Reuben, nenr (lloudalc, Saturday, n 22-rille bullet pierced aud splintered a double glass window, nt which there was sitting a woman, with live children, the young est a babe, which she wns holding In her arms. The spot where the leaden mlHsle struck the window was only a few Inches above the woman's head. Fortunate for the fact that the shower of glass did not Injure cither tho mother or the infant. What careless person ft red the shot Is not known, but the incident Is now being investigated by Sheriff Kenton and the railroad detectives. R. W. Ilinkley aud II. W. Warring ton, who conducted a partnership real estate buslueHS tn the M acta bee building, have severed associations. and Mr. Ilinkley has entered the new ofllces of the W. C. Harding Land Co., succeeding C. 1). Meale, who Is no longer connected with that tlrin. Mr. Warrington will probably locate In Albany. A Square Deal ts uMiirod you whmi you buy Dr. Pi err family mini ii-1 ties fur all thu Ingredi ents tmtrhig Inio thorn ru printed o thu botllc-wrupHirs and tlnlr formulas arc allotted umluroath as being complete nd currwL You know Just w hut you are paying for and thut the inurtillmits are jiilluTtHl from Nature's laboratory, being MlcctAd from thu most valuable native medicinal itmla found k rowing tn our American fontSiwtjvhllc potent to curt are pwrfrgH harnyYun to the moit iltfllcalu wuincafcila'TTT'T Not a drop iLalruJiol cnlerf IntolhHf conim.ailLnr mu ovuer unciji if ijsfu poiii Tor in iult's u ,m1 In thriii. V ll. mire Lrinli ft; ft tied, tfhivrine. TnlV aiMil pOHScuci Intrinsic un'aicliiai proper tlm of Ita own, tofiiif a nnwt valuable autlsriitlc anil antl- (or mo nt, nutritive and soothing ueoiul cmiU Olrcorln plays an Important part In Or. l'ierco'i (lolilcn Medical DUcovory In the rorti of Imtlct'Dtlon, dyspepsia and weak Momai'h, attemhxl by our r I si nut, heart-burn, foul breath, coated toniri, poor appotlU gnawing feeling In MMt) ach, biliousness and kindred derHtia oients of the stomnrh, liver and bowel a. ltesldes curing nil tn h1hw dlxtreMlna allmaata, thftHtolden MM leal Discovery1 la a aiK'clttc for all dlcues of the mm eus Diembmueit, as catarrh, whether of tli naal passage or of th stomach, bmvili or pelvic organs. Kven In It ulcerative stages It will yield to this sovereign rem edy If Its use l persevered In. lit t hrotilc Catarrh of th Natal passages. It Is t'll, while taking the "tiolden Medical Dis covery for the necessary constitutional treatment, to cleanse the pasjes freely two or three limes a day with Or. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. This thorough courts of treatment generally cures the worst ease. t In courM and hotnwmesa canted hf bwo rhlal. thtvtt ami tunv ai'tlon, riit'it ion Sumption In lis adTtut'ed (, the "tklitts NitlLal IMMtiverjr" 1 a DkmI rmVtvtit rem nlr. PiHH'itlty tn those obstinate. linf-on rou(lirautsl tr Irritation and ooiifesiU'n ot th brum-hlat murvm roembran. The " 11" Cover? " U not o roanl (or acute rouf h arl Int fivra miditan cohla, nor nut tt br r awteel to cure nnumptloti In It arimT1 no mmlU'lne will jo that luil for all M oballnatA, chrvnle cmiffh which. If tier lected. or badlr treated. Ud up to coniump Uo. II tithe bwrt BMdtclM Uet cast be Uheo The Review a oca job printing. Signature of ADVKHTIHRI) liKTTEUS. Baker, Dr. F. P.; Baura, Joe. H.; Bush, Minn Esuie; Castay, Henry; Clark, O. W.; Cohen, M. A.; Cor bott, Timothy; Davis, Minor B.; Dow, II.; Elliott, Thos.; Fair, Phillip; Fur- geson, Mrs. Agnes; Glbb, Delmon; Godfrey, F. L.; Hall, J. D.; Harper, W.; Haas, Nathan; Johnston, Mrs. Elizabeth ; Johnson, Mrs. Elbe; Mc- Nulley, Thomas; McNalr, BenJ.; Mul len, Mrs. J, W.; Nicholas, Mrs. W. M.; Potters, Lena; Hansom, Mr. H, C; Rancor, O.; Smith, Mrs. Maude; Simmons, Frank; Smith, Miss Maud; Summer, Burt E.; Somtschik, Adam; Thlel. O. D.; Taylor, Mrs. Nettie; Wagner, Thad P.; White, Mrs. Oltne; Woodruff, Mrs. Nettle. Advertised Nov. 1, 1908. C. W. PAHKS. Postmaster. Il4iv In Your Di'Htion. Mrs. Mary Dowling, of No. 288 8th Ave., San Francisco, recommends a remedy for stomach trouble. She says: "Gratitude for the wonderful effect of Electric Bitters In a case of acuta Indigestion, prompts this tes timonial. I am fully convinced that for stomach and liver troubles Elec trie Bitters Is the best remedy on tho market today." This great tonic aud alternative medicine Invigorates the system, purities the blood and Is especially helpful in all forms of fe male weakness. 50c at A, C. Mar- titers & f'o's. drug store. Stop-don't do the work aMachinecan do PLOWS 'All Kinds at J. F. BARKER & CO. Implements and Vehicles RIIOADB INFANT DIES. ' ErneBt Ellas, the Infant sod of Mr. aud Mrs. Karl Rhoads, of thin city, died Sunday evening, Nov. 1, 1908, aged one month. The cause of death Is a complete mystery, the Infant hav ing never been 111 a minute since Its birth.. The theory Is advanced, how ever, that It may have accidentally smothered Itself. The funeral was held from the family home at 2:30 o'clock this af ternoon, with services conducted by Rev. E. H. Hicks. Interment occur red In Odd Fellows' cemtery. J. W1LUHUW. 4 4- 4. The new fertilizer. 4. 4 Nothing but fish. 4. 4 Guaranteed analysis: Seven 4. 4. per cent nitrogen, six per cent 4. 4. potash, 18 per cent phosphoric 4 4 acid. 4. 4. One 25-pound sack of Wil- 4. 4 grow, used in the place of 4. lzvfc ions 01 neat stable man- 4. j. ure, win give netter results 4. and no weedB. Try It for your 4. i lawn. 4 J. F. BARKER & CO. 4 4)4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4,4.4! Hot water bottles, fountain syr inges, bulb Byrlnges, and atomizers, he finest and most complete Hue !u the city. Sold at the lowest prices on our guarantee to give satisfaction mutt at our line ana you win not buy elsewhere. Hamilton Drug Co., For eood nrintlner of nil klndo tne neview leaas. The Jewelry Store Umbrella You will generally find that It's an altogether superior article. Haven't you noticed It? Yes, It costs more, but think what you are getting. Why, often the handles In one of the umbrellas that we sell costB more- are worth more than half a dozen dry goods' store whole umbrellas. We show a splendid selection. WOULDN'T YOU LIKE TO SEE IT? and while In, look around and sec the different lines of goodti we carry. All new and up-to-date. ' You will appreciate the values we are able to offer all sorts of Jewelry needs. W. E. Clingenpeel TIIK JEWEIiUR AND OPTICIAN, I National Ilnnk Hldg. rhono 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. THE FOX TVI'K'.VRITEB f 1)1 SZS3 I , Free Trial. Hose burg Typewriter Exchange Elmer E. Wimberly, Mgr. Roseburg - - Roseburg 4a4aaSl J'ROCURCD AND DEFENDED. Bondmodel, rftMiiffui'titiUi.furxpcrteu-vii&uil free report. 1 I free tufrlm, buw to ubutii. p&tonto, trade niarka, oopjrnjjuu. etc., IN ALL COUNTRIES. i UuHnttt dtrtct v.Uk Washington tavtM iim , moHty am J often tht patent. ! Patent and Infringement Practice, Exctuilvely. Write or oorae U iu el IU UU Strert, -p. Veitad lUtM TUm OMce. WASHINGTON, D. C. Do You Appreciate an Easy Good-fitting Shoe? Yes; most all women do, and we have just opened up several cases of fresh, new shoes made of American tanned kid the "glove (D'5 AA fitting leather." iJO.UU Every woman should wear kid shoes. Al- (BJ CA ways dressy, always neat for every occa-'('??" sion. John Kelly has made these fitting lasts. Call. Exnluttive Denier In Heavy ami Flue H lines R. L. Phone 1055 All Work Guaranteed H. C. RITZMAN, Up-to-Date Plumber Special Sale on Fixtures, Including Towel Racks, Soap Dishes, Tumbler Holders, Sponge Racks, Etc Let me mike an Mtlmnte on your work. Steam and Hot Watsr a 8ei-l.llr Foot, of Jackson St. Repair Work Neatly-Done Announcement! We are now doing busi ness in our elegant new store, Commercial Club Building Call and inspect our new stock. Your orders will re ceive our prompt and careful attention. A Hunsaker-Gu e s tr Grocery Company - Roseburg, Douglas Co.; Oregon BIukkIsIi Uvcr a Foo to Ambition You cannot accomplish very much If your liver is Inactive as you feel dull, your eyes are heavy and slight exertion exhausts you. Orlno Laxa tive Fruit Syrup stimulates the liver and bowels and makes you feel uiigm auu active. uriuu iuxuiivu Fruit Syrup does not nauseate gripe and Is mild and very pleasauP to take. Orlno is more effective than pills or ordinary cathartics. Re fuse substitutes. Red Cross Phar macy. The Review does job prlntlnsr. Review printing always the Deat. TTTTTTT TTT BODGE Che Reliable Caliop T Has received his FALL STYLES f and SAMPLES also a line of Fall Goods. Drop in and look over the Fall styles J. and get posted on the proper styles for Fall and Winter. f A Perfectly Fitted Excellently Made Faultlessly Stylish Fall Suit, for A Small Price A GOOD, Ilia ROAST will be none too large If you get it here. Our meats are so sweet, ten der and Juicy that people can eat a lot more of them than of ordinary meats. Make next Sunday's dinner an extra tine one by having the meat part come from here, if tho rest of it is as choice as the meat, your dinner will be a feast for the gods. The Economy Market Geo. Kohlliagen. Prop, and over new, perfect $4.00 STEPHENS Next Door to I'ostofllce
