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im' I . . miT"'i. nV.'rir- irn fm h EVENING ROSEBUftO REVIEW ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY BY REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY Offico Review Building, (flrat floor) Jackaon Street. Telaiprw Main vol. L. WIMBERLY, Editor. DAILY m jmt, by mii wno Per uontb, dellTVred Per week, delivered 1& a m i -.w n;g k l y Fir Yr " Six Montba IW NoVKMiiKit a, ioa. TIIANKHOIVI.VO I'ltCM-'lJIMATION WASHINGTON, Oct. 31. The president today Issued the annual Thanksgiving proclamation, Betting apart . Thursday, Nov. 26, as "a day ot thanksgiving and prayer." "Year by year," declares the pro clamation, "this nation grows In utrengUi and worldly power. Dur ing the century and a quarter that has elapsed since our entry into the circle of Independent people we have grown and prospered In material things to a degree never before known, and now known In any other country, i The thirteen colonies which straggled along the seacoast of the Atlantic and were hemmed In but a few miles west of tidewater by the Indian haunted wilderness, have been transformed Into the mightiest re public which the world has ever seen. Its domalna stretch across the con tinent from one to the other of the greatest oceans, and It oxerclses do minion alike In the Arctic and tropic realms. The growth In wealth and population has surpassed even the growth in territory. Nowhere else In the. world Is the average of Indi vidual comfort and material well bolng as high as In our fortunate land. "For the- very reason thus abounded, we owe to the Almighty to show equal progress In moral and In apirltual things. With a nation, ar with the Individuals who make MP - nation, matertalwell-belng is an In dlspensible foundation. Hut thr foundation avails nothing of itself That life Is wasted and worse than wasted which Is spent In piling, heal on heap,, those things which min later merely to the pleasure of th body and to the power that rests only on wealth, Upon material well-be lng as a foundation must be ruined the structure of the lofty life of thr spirit, If this nation Is properly tr fulfill its groat mission and accom plish all we so ardently hope and de sire. Tho things of the body arr good, tho things of tho Intellect bet. ter, but bost ot all UilugB of th( soul, for In tho nation, as in tho In dividual, In the long run It Is char acter that counts. Let us, therefore as a people, sot our faces resolutely against evil and with broad charity with friendliness and good will to--ward all men, but with unfllnrhlnp determination to smlto down wrong strive with all the strength that Ir given us for righteousness In public and In private life." LAX IN LAW KNKOIM'KMKNT. WA8HINOTON, Nov. 2. We arc a great country, our wealth Is equal to that of Orcat Mrttnin and France combined and our manufactures ex ceed tlieae with Germany thrown In The homicides committed In tlili eountry last year were ten thousand a large number of them lynchlngs No other comparative population can anew half as many. Morn trains an held up and robbed in the United States than In all of the rest of the world'. In Black Hand crimes, night riders outrages and the like, tin Mafia and vendetta of Italy are thrown Into tho shadu. The cnurti aro lax, the jurors are weak-kneed and take it all In all we are auionp tho worst governed pooplo of. the planet LI VKSTtH'K IMH'KTKY. Ikiuglft County Output liirmt.Hliig lllg Poultry HusiiicHN. OAKLAND. Or.. Nov. S. The growing of all kinds of livestock In this section is developing Into an enormous Industry. There Is no gain saying the fact Hint climatic couill tlons in this lornllty cannot he ex celled when applied to the produc tion of hlKh grade cattle, sheep, hogs and tho feathered tribes. The fact that more cnttle, hogs and turkeys are aunually ahlpped from Oakland than from any other station on the Southern l'aclftc lines In Oregon Is ample evidence that unusual condl- tlons exist In this respect. On account of the peculiar geo graphical settings, this section en Joys a very equable climate tho year round and It la not subject to sudden extremes of temperature, either in summer or winter. Livestock stsyr on the green pastures all the wlnte and Is In good shipping condition several weeks earlier than stock rais ed in other section of the north west; consequently, the stockman of this locality has a field all to hi self In placing his products on the market. Situated on the main line of the Southern I'arinc railroad, ISO miles south of Portland, there Is no part or the I'nlted Slates which presents a more Inviting field to the stockgrow- er than can be found In the territory adjacent to Oakland. Sixteen hours from the bost markets, with trans Donation cost averaging but I'.O per rar for cattle and sheep, are features of much Import In getting a balance on the right aide of the ledger. "Billy" Also Thrives. Besides cattle, sheep and hogs, a branch of the livestock business which Is now i-ouipelling the atten tion ot farmer.. bre is the Angora J goal Industry. "Billy" tbrlv lu this section to a wonderful degree. He has proved to be one of the most profitable of all farm animals, tie turns brush land Into good pasture and fertilizes It. He will clip from four to five pounds of mohair an nually, which brings from 25 to 30 cents per pound. When young his carcass makes fine mutton and his hide will make a valuable rug. Poultry raising, especially turkeys, is another profitable proposition in the locality. Portland pays higher prices for eggs and poultry than any other city In the entire northwest, yet last year over 20,000,000 eggs and large quantities of poultry were shipped into Oregon. Being a natural grain growing country, feed can be produced abund antly and cheaply, and with pre vailing high prices for the product, there Is nothing to deter any one from taking up this branch of stock- raising. During the fall of 107 over 100,000 pounds of dressed tur keys were shipped from Oukland, more than from any other town In the northwest. Another Important feature of the industry In this section is the breed ing and distribution of thoroughbred stock. One local firm has at present over 400 head of tho finest Llmioln and Oxford Down sheep and the flock Is beaded by some recent lmportu tlons which captured all tho blue ribbons and championships at the recent Toronto lloyal Stock show and 'be Pacific National show at Port land. Another firm makes a busi ness of Importing and breeding An gora goats. Oakland Is also the home of three of tho best stallionB on the coast ine of which took the blue ribbon at the 108 Oregon state fair. NO TKAOK OK MIHKINO HOY. May Mending for Portland or May Have Met With Accident- Nothing yet haB been heard of R. Wendell Hell, the 16-year-old Bon of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. S. Hell, of this -Ity, who disappeared from Koseburg last Wednesday noon without leaving tny trace of his whereabouts. When .he boy left home at Pocatello, Idaho, ;olng to Seattle, about a year ago, he 'oft a note on his bedroom dresser nrnrming his parents of his destlnn lon and. besides, mailed home postnl ards at several stations enroute. This time, however, the Ind has sent to word of any kind to his parents, ind nnturnlly they feel much alarmed is to his Bafety. Mr. Hell Inclines to he theory that his Bon may have net with some mishap while either fathering mistletoe or hunting near own. Tho boy had stated that he night do one of those two things. 'Inscriptions of tho boy have been tent to the police In Portland, San icranclsco and Seattle There Is a probability that tho boy may be head ng for tho former city, where he hns i friend of about his own age, a foftu er schoolmate at Pocatello. The itatement Monday that the hoy's trandfnther had died In Seattle Is erroneous. Matlnoes every arteruoon at The crescent Be. TF "INUOMAK. tho Ilnrbarlan," at ho CltKSCKNT tonight. 2t I havo employed a man who does French Dry Cleaning, and repairing f all kinds. Ladles' work a special y. S. A. Phillips, tho Cass street allor. 2t Kx-(!overnor Pardee, of California, lays: "It takes nluo tailors to make i man, but oue good hustling adver tising man cau create a business. The iuccessful advertising man must be jn the square. He must take with 'ilm Into his business the character istics that work for success In every ither line of business. The country itself depends upon good advertising. I hope the time will come when ad vertising will be recognized as one if the leading professions, ns It will Inevitably come to be recognized." Making Good. Tlwe Is nn s-njr ol making Imlln friends like Making lined;- ami ll,i, Pierce's imiilcliiM well eaemplily Oil ami their Inmi.u. nli.-r iiinrii than t decades of popularity, re uiiiiiU-rid In lll hundreds ol thousands. They liavi 'made gnoil" ami they liavu turf mad drunkards. A K'hnI. honest. siiiiirc-dcal medicine e 'mown coinimsllliiii Is Ur. Pierce's tluldi Medical Discovery. It still enjoys an In memo sale, vhlfo tnost of the prepiini lions that have come into prominence li llin earlier period ol lis impularlly hav, 'gone liy the board " ami are never men heard (if. There tiiu-l Isi seme reason lol this long-tlmo impularlty ami that Is t, be found In Its superior merits. When once given a fair trial (er weak stomach or for liver and blood airis-tlous. Its sum rlor curative uualltlea are soon manliest; hence It has survlvisl am! uTowh In (top ular favor, while scores of less meritorious mlclcs have suddenly llaslicl Into favoi for a brief period and Uieu neeu as soar loruoluui. For a torpid liver with Its attondnnt Indigestion, .Ir-i-i'itl.. headache, er haps illimess. foul breath, nasty coam tongue, with bllter tasle loss of appetite ind debility, not 1. 1 im Is o' ....I 1 e.iong, nervouMics.- 111 'leri. si's Golden Mistical Discovery. I an holiest miiar.l...! ... li .. It lugmllenu printed on hotllc-wriippc no secret, no revus-poctis humbug therefore .Ion t lcrr,.l ,1 u;Hi,ff th the dealer may possibly make a little big for proltt. fusts! on your right to buvt what you call for. Don't huy Dr. I'arrc.'i Favorite Prrscrte lion eiprviing It to prove a "cure-all - 1 Is only advised for woman's jiri-iilt all meuis n makes weak women strong am tick women well !..,, adverlli-d thai lome preparations ..Id for like purisM-r u tier l,i( curative virtues still mah.tali lu r-islllon In the front ranks, wheie II ili-sl over two decades .. As an In vloratln tonic ami stroiis-thenlnc nerv ine It la uneuualed. It Won't satisfy ll-.e. $kr'uUum -,!lTi oT'i PW:M" ". theori,n J M li ! ..'..'li"! .' ""' lll"""h the tirst iZ 11 ; ln .,h' m"rk"1- " lead !L a.. "P" Xrlnt ,r" afterwards ihr . aw u li. " "ndy-oiie to tnree a Sua. Muck tn. u..i ..... . . The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which hag been In use for over 30 yean, has borne the signature of and has ffiy jfj, sonal supervision since Its Infancy. f-COtcAiM, Allow no one to deceive vouln thin. AH Counterfeits, Imitations andJust-a-good"r.re but Experiments tluit trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment. What is CASTOR. A Castoria Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Fare gorlc, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays FeverlHlmess. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constiputior and Flatulency, It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's l'anacea Tho Mother's Friend, GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the The KM You Haie Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. Tea .BNTaua mhmni, , DKATII OF MIW. KKI.I.V. Wits u l'iolleer Healileut of HoHeburfr loiter of KuKcna. - Eugeno Guard: Mrs. Ellzntieth Kelly passed away at her home In Eugene Saturday evening at 8 o'clock ufter an Illness of eight months. She was born at Kockford, Ind., on Sep tember 15, 1834. She was a daugh ter of Hev. P. C. Pnrker, who with his family crossed the plnlus to Ore gon In lS.r.2 settling at Mllwaukle. There In 1803, Hhe was married to lohn Kully. a pioneer of 1849, nnd togother they removed to nosebtug where they spent their onrly married life. Her later years were passed In Portland and Uugene, whore her hus band died June 10, 1901. Klght children survive nor, ns fol lows: MrB. II. II. Mlllor, of Yoko hama, Jupaii; Mrs. A. II. Tanner, of Portland; Mrs. Theresa M. Jackson, lohn V., (leorgo H., and Abe la. Kul 'y, Mrs. Junius W. Seavoy, and Mrs. W. W. Drown, nil of Eugene. The funeral services will bo con lucted by Hev. W. S. Gilbert of As toria, at hor homo In Eugene, TueB lny morning, Nov. 3rd, at 10:30 o'clock. Mind Your ltu.incNs! If you don't nobody will. It Is vour business to keep out of all the trouble you can nnd you enn nnd will keep out of liver nnd bowel trouble tr you tnke Dr. King's New LUe Pills. They keep hilltiUHlless. malnria nnd Jaundice uut of your system. 2!i cents nt A. C. Mursters & CVb. drug store. Seo "INliO.MAU, the nnrbar lnn." 2t TDK VOX TVI'KWltlTKH Free Trlnl. ItoseburK Typewriter Kviliiinge Elmer E. Wlmberly, Mgr. ItoHi'burg - - Koseburg ImThTiiIhT utiifiLt-T --- t t t m t .t.t. 1 rTT TTTTTTT TTT BODGE Cbc Reliable Cador i Hsj received his FALL STYLES ;; and SAMPLES J also a line of Fall Goods. Drop 4. In ami lwk orer the Kail it t I on a. L ami ret (XHttnl on the pr-er stylos for tall and Winter. T A Pvrfactly rittts Excvnentlv Made Faultlessly StyUta 4- fall SuK, for A iSmoU Prks HI 11 1 l li been made nnder bin per Signature of , anemsa am. 11UO IN TWO DAYS. lUn'oixl-llronkhiK Arrivals Vniler tile ColoniNt Idites. Portland Telegram: The perman ent population of Portland and Ore gon was increased Saturday and to day by fully 1000. The exact fig ures are not available today, but the record of these two days Is a high water mark In the annals of colonist travel to this city and state. The reason for thlB remarkable Influx Is primarily, of course, the extremely low one-way rate offered to home- seekers from the enst and middle west. The big showAujf for the two days may In a mensure be accounted for by the fact that the fall season of the colonist tr utile for this year Is drawing to a close, no tickets being sold at eastern points after November 1st. While General Passenger Agent COFFEE A middling: steak and first-rate coffee are better than middling coffee and first-rate steak. Con sider the cost. Your grocer rtinrni roar mooor If 70 so Uk Schlllinr' Rrct: we pay him. Stop-don't do the work aMachinecan do PLOWS 'All Kinds at J. F. BARKER & CO. Implements and Vehicles William McMdrray, of th& aHarrlmah) lines In Oregon has received merely ! the train reports for the two days, he Is free to Bay that a new record has been made for two successive days. When O. R. ft N. train No. 5 rolled Into the Union depot Saturday morning It waa made up of two sec tions, and every one of the 15 coaches was packed to the doors. Deducting the local business from the aggregate. It Js estimated that there were be tween 600 and 600 homeseekers on board, people who have come to Port land with the avowed purpose of making Oregon their permanent homes. Thin was considered a splen did showing, but when the same train (No. 6) pulled In at noon today It was again in two sections, compris ing 15 more coaches, and they were, If anything, more crowded than was Saturday's train. The total, therefore, for the two days was about 1100 homeseekers, and. it Is estimated that at least 90 per cent of the aggregate will settle In this state, and for the most part their destinations are Willamette river valley points, Salem, Albany, Eugene, McMinnvllle, Roseburg, Med- ford, Ashland, Grants Pass and other communities are drawing heavy from this great Inpourlng of new settlers. The Dalles, Hood River, Heppner, Ba ker City and Pendleton also gained a considerable number of new people, these dropping off on the way. It has been necessary to Increase the number of employes In the bag gage department at the union depot to handle tho personal effects of the new homeseekers, and It Is anticipat ed that for the next few days there will be an unusually large number of colonists who have put off coming to the Northwest until the last days of the low-rate season. In the fall season which Is now closing Oregon has drawn heavily from North and South Dakota, Min nesota, Wisconsin, Missouri, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma and 11 linois. Of course, other states have sent their usual quota, but the Mid die western states have furnished the bulk of the new population. How is Your Digestion. Mrs. Mary Dowllng, of No. 388 8th Ave., San. Francisco, recommends a remedy for stomach trouble. She says: "Gratitude for the wonderful effect of Electric Bitters in a case of acute Indigestion, prompts this tes timonial. I am fully convinced that for stomach and liver troubles Elec tric Bitters Is the best remedy on the market today." This great tonic and alternative medicine Invigorates the Bystem, purifies the blood and Is especially helpful In all forms of fe male weakness. 50c at A. C. Mar- sters & Co's. drug Btore. WHEN THE FIKB BELL RINGS. The United StnU-s Steel Corpora tion carries Its own insurance, ' be cause it Is rich enough to. If you can afford to have your house or Its' contents burn, you, too, should carry your own risk. However, The Doug- lim County Abstract Company wilt write you a policy in the strongest companies for from 1 1-3 to 1 cents per day. Can you afford to be without protection when It comes so cheap. Even though your house never burns, Isn't it worth that much to feel safe when the Fire Bell rings. Don't forget about that safe deposit box your wife told you to rent. dtf o For good printing of all kinds The llevlew leads. 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. SHtren YwirHi Of Proof. t.i knj r.-.t, VHttrs of broof that Dr. King's New i fscovery Is the best medicine to laKe tor cougus uuu colds and for ewiy diseased condi tion of throat, chest or lungs," says W. V. Henry, of ranama, aiq. m? hail 3R vttniK nf li roof that Dr. Kind's New Discovery Is the best remedy for coughs ana coias, m aPn oulhmn hnv frnVPr. brODLhlUs. B"H1". '" ' ' hemonhage of the lungs, and the early stages or consumption. iu . I .. sluinva iirnviiilta tVlA ll P- 1.1 III CI J UOO oinuja f" ' " velopinent of pneumonia. Sold under guarantee at a. niursiero ot o. drug store. COc and $1.00. Trial bottle free. Umpiiua Culil Cure Is a guaran teed remedy. Quick and sure, at Hamiltnn'ii. TF We are aoie agents tor the Conklln Self Filling Fountain Pens and rec- omend them as being far ahead of any other pen on the market. Agee'a Book Store. T fROCUBCDANDOCrCNPfO..0100 drairUifiii a0tu.(orei,rtwcEnd free report Free avTvlev, hum to ctbUU. pfttenU, trade nurki, cop7tU.bU.etc., N ALL COUNTRIES. Busineu dlrtct ultk Watkgton tava thm. mwHty ana ojttn t pairm. fitint ind InfrlRpmint Pnctlci Exclusively. WrltsS or come to u at 1U MLmU I treat, rp UbIWc Itetw IWemt Mu. WASHINGTON. O. C. -MR-ia-WB Shoes We Are Proud to Show In every respect our new shoes for women possess merit. Finest leathers built for all occasions. Light welts for bright and dry duys. Heavy soles Intended for sleet and snow. Dressy turn shoes and light welts for evening. Mude by a reliable and able manufacturer Kuppendorf Dittman R. L Stephens Successor to Parrot Bros Exclusive Shoe Dealer Phone I05S 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 . nk. .p mm.W on your work. Sl.an .d ol W.t.r . Specially Foot, of Jackaon St. Repdr Work NMtyP 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. Hunsaker-GuesC Grocery Company Roseburg, DouglasCo., Oregon GRIND Laxative Fruit Syr Pleaeant to take The new laxative. Does not gripe or nauseate. Cures stomach and liver troubles and chronic con stipation by restoring tho natural action of the stom ach, liver and bowels. fuaa subatltutM. - Prioeeoa. For sale by Ked CroBS Pharmacy. sla ' aa WILOROW. .J. 4. .j. The new fertilizer. a. 4 Nothing but flsh. .J. j. Guaranteed analysis:: Seven 4. J. per cent nitrogen, bIx per cent 4. a potash, 18 per cent phosphoric aja add. a 4. One 25-pound sack of Wll- 4. 4 grow, used In the place of 4. 4. 12 Mi tons of best stable man- 4. 4. ure, will give better results 4. 4. and no weeds. Try It for your 4. 4 lawn. 4. J. F. BARKER & CO. 4. 4. 4. eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeefeeeee A GOOD. BIG KOAST will be none too large tfyou get tt here. Our meatH .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 fine one by having the meat part come from here. If the rest of It Is as choice as the meat, your dinner will be a feast for the gods. The Economy Market Geo. Kohlhagen, Prop. Next Door to Pestoffic $3.00 $5.00
