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Newspaper Page TextEVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY REVIEW PUBLISHINO COMPANY Office-Review Building, (drat floor) Jackson Street. Telephone Main ool. L. WIWBERLV, Editor. DAILY Par year, by null ia.no fr moDth, delivered .AO P week, delivered B K M I -;w K;E K L Y fer Year 12.00 an Month! II.UU NOVKAIIIKIt 10, 11)08. Re a boostor and attnnd that good roads meeting next Friday. City council meeta tonight. Don't overlook that street paving. Mr. William Corey did not attend his sister's wedding, but he Bent a check for one hundred thousand doi Urn. This Is the kind of absence that makes the heart grow fonder. It Is all officially arranged that Mr. Roosevelt will become an editor. Ilow long ho will remain satisfied to be heard but once a month renminB to be seen. A correspondence Bchool would seom better suited to his tastes. Travellers say the fruit on display at the Commercial Club's new exhibit building at the H. P. depot In this city Ib the finest they have seen any where along the line. Itouglas coun ty is "there with the' goods" when It comes to choice products In all lines. Douglas county orchards have Hip ' California orange groves distanced as paying Investments. The latter are Belling right along at $1000 to 1 5 00 per acre, 'while' here good orehardr can now bo had at from '$250 to $600 per aero and orchard land at $150 to $200 per acre. Those prices are llkoly to doublo during the com ing year, however. It would Boem a gratuitous super orogatlon for the President to Jump Into print again with a defense of Mr Taffs religion. As Mr. Hoosevnll says this Is a matter between Mr Taft and "his maker." but Theodore who has nevor yet loft any mattoi to deity, attempts to Bottle the nuos tlon with a valedictory essay on con ficlonce. The people have elected Mr. Taft and It might reasonably hi supposed thot ho would be truster to look out for himself from now on Since election the usual talk li hoard, alleging that the democrats party -Is dead or dying. Actual re Bulls, howevor, show that the part Ifl very much alive. Tho 1904 demo cratlc vote for Judge Parkor rot president was a little over 6, 100,000 At the 1908 eloctlon, just held. Hon J. W. Bryan received nearly 7,000, 000 votes, leaving President-elect Taffs plurality less than half thai for President RooBovelt four yenri ago. A similar gain four years henc( would unquestionably place tin democratic nominee, whoever ho may be, In the White House, together with a decided democratic majority ir congress. It Is more than probable that Is what will occur unless consid erable legislation on behalf of the people and In restraint of tho trusts Ib accomplished during the Taft ad ministration. In Oregon Bryan re ceived about 88.000 votes, while I em than 18,000 wero cast for Parkor In this state four years ago. With such a showing as has been made, the dnmooratlo party Is altogether too lively for a corpse IIORX CllltnCH In Roseburg, Nov. Id 1908, to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Churrh, a son. - DIRI). WEBB At IiIb homo on upper Douglas Street, Roseburg, Nov. Il, 1908, James J. Webb, aged 67 years, of caucer. Mr. Webb camo to Roseburg from Indiana 18 years ago. and established a second- hand goods store In the old Kloed building, corner Main and Washington streets. He remained In business flvo years and then moved onto a farm ot Lurloy, 12 miles east of here. There ho resided until a year ago, when ho moved back to Itosehurg to facilitate medical treat ment for the malady that ultimate!) resulted In his death. Mr. Webb was a Civil war veteran Bervlng as 1st Sergt. of Co. 0 1st Indiana Vol. Covalry. He was also s member of tho Baptist church. He leaves a widow, one son. Percy Webh and ono daughter, Mrs. George W Micks, all of this city, also two brothers and two sisters In Indiana. The fuuerol will be held from the Wobb homo tomorrow afternoon at t o'clock, with services conducted by Rev. F. II. Hicks. Interment will follow In Odd Fellows' cemetery. SMITH At the Soldier's Home. In West Rost'hurg, Nov. 15, 1908. Joseph Smith, a Civil war veteran aged 70 years, of general debility The funeral will he held al the Home tomorrow. 'o relatives. Mr. Smith server! as a member of Co. C. 1st Bat.. California Mountain eers. He was admlllod to the Home from Multnomah county. In Jaee 1904. MOORE Al Colea Vallav. Or. Ko 12. 1908, Edward M.xir. ar ,:, years, of heart failure. Ieceased was well aiaiwa It n,,,. hurg, where he lived for tie at hot of years. He leaves three sister. I Troy, N. Y. The funeral was .'l.l from W. II. llainmltte'B e.-te,i'. parlors. In this city. bet eVturdav. with services conductie) Bjv aVe J. A Townsend. IntermeOt (yHtnaif uuu rviiuwi cemetery. The Review does job printing. COUNTY BILLS PAID. I (Continued from Saturday's Issue.) Western Tel. Co., services, court house 2.31 R. H. Corson, c h supplies. . 7.50 Karl V. IngleB aualyslB . 12.00 E. E. Lilly, dep. assessor. . . . 20.00 Frank Kennedy, same .... 65.00 W. F. HarrlB, same 66.00 W. F. Harris, same 67.50 Ed. S. CockelreUB, same . . . 72.50 Class & Prudhommu, deed records 41.50 Bushong & Co., stationery., 8.00 B. W. Strong, c ll supplies.. 84.31 Ed. W. Dlller, wood c h 5.00 John N. Ryan, printing, . 17.00 Pacific Coast Stamp Works, office supplies 6.35 Blanche Reed, clerk's deputy 20. j0 Muggie McClullen, clerk's office 18.00 Ira B. Kiddle, clerk clr. ct., . 15.00 Rita K. Cobb, clerk's office 15.00 Chas. H. Houghton, repair typewriter 12.50 Chas. Miller, dlst. atty. wit. 3.00 Sidney Pierce, state vs. Falbe 1.50 Mllledge ft Plckeus, supplies 2.0 Mrs. S. M. Parkor, board... 9.00 Fred Melnzer, Justice fees. . 2.95 J. P. Thiol, constablo 18.20 Red Cross Pharmacy, lndlg 8.75 Oeo. E. Houck, same ..... 12.50 W. B. Hnmmltte, sume .... 20.00 JamoB Dolan, election 28.80 O. P. Henderson, same .... 1.50 10. H. Lenox, elec. expenses . 13.80 Chas. Miller, BorvlceB 59.75 I). W. Anderson, Indigent .. 10.50 Alex. C. Itae, auditing books 250.00 S. C. Keeley, Insane account 5.00 S. H. Russell, Indigents 12.80 E. O. Young & Co., Indigents 7.40 I. M. Cnrmony, election . . 2.00 E. O. Young ft Co., snme . . 5.00 N. T. Jowott, Inquest Gilles pie 13.70 J. E. Medley, Bamo 2.0(1 A. E. Smith, Buiue 2.00 A. G. Young, same 2.00 A. J. Dear, same 2.00 A. A. Smith, snmo 2.00 E. M. Brooks, same ?.00 E. J. Pngo, Bame 10.00 C. H. Ncal, same 1.50 F. F. Patterson, sldewalkB court house . .' 1180.20 T. A. Findlny, road sup. No. 47 20.00 VI. R. Ryan, commissioner.. 27.40 . E. NicholB, snme 28.20 lohn T. Long, state vs. Gul- lagher 4.9T. lohn T. Long state vs. Har mon 3.20 lohn T. Long, Btate vs. Cheesman 6.15 lohn Ryan, Bamo 2.60 lohn T. Long, stitto vs. Harmon 5.50 lohn T. Long, state vs. John Doe 2.95 lohn T. Long, slate vs. John Doe 2.95 lohn Ryan, snmo 1.40 lohn T. Long, same 5.20 lohn T. Long, same 2.95 lohn Rynn. same 1.20 lohn T. Long. Insane account 5.00 II. Dyer, election .30 . A. Bellows, Indigents .'. 41.10 gee Book Store, supplies.. 27.00 Postal Tel. Co., sheriff .... 1.60 Uoschurg 11. & I. Co., Ice ch 2.20 Alex Luntlborg, election ... 1.60 Mario Newman, Clerk sher iff's office 15.00 1. F. Bnrker, wood 5.70 1. L. Prior, court house. . . . 18.60 N. T. Jewett, Inquest Franks 14.50 P. A. Wilson, same 1.00 I. B. Itltldlu, sumo 1.00 F. Cnln, same 1.00 "1. K. Qiilno, snmo 1.00 10. M. Neul, same 1.00 F. J. Amspokor, aame .... 1.00 F. Klrkpatrlck. same 6.50 If. A. Baser, Hnme 1.50 P. M. Littler, same 1.50 1. II. Weber, same 1.50 Aug. Kngnberd, bounty, . . . 2.00 'leo. II. Burnett, same .... 10.00 Jay Wright, snmo 5.00 Leonitrd Hchnlllng, snme . , 6.00 I'ac. Tel ft Tel. Co., tele phones c h 66.59 (cncrnl ltond Fund. Clarke ft Sons, lumber .,,.$ 24.33 lohn Fusion, bridge work .. 25.12 Ino. llnncock, road work.. 2.00 C. C. Hancock. Bnme 4.00 John Thorn, lumber 19.80 I. W. Spnltllng. roads 23.00 E. Hatfield, blacksmith .... 6.00 Ed. Itushncll, ronds 10.00 Robt. Anlauf. brldgcB .... 94.63 S. It. Brlsbln, ronds 1.70 What Do The; Carel The above question Is ofteu asked eea earning Dr. Plrroo's two lending raedt elites, "Oolilen Medical Discovery" and "Favorite Prescription." The answer l that "Golden Medical Discovery " IB a most potent alterative ol blood-purifier, and tonic or Invigorate! and acta especially favorably In a cum tlve way upon all the mueotts llnlnit stir faces, as ol the nasal passage, throat bronchial tutios, stomach, bowels ate bladdtDMMirlng a large percent of catat rbal caVei vvhelher je dlseuse atfects tl, nasal paSatK's. the Oreoat, larynx, brnr chla, ttotnaclNI as catsPHul dyita'p'la bowels (as mtottsWfaTtdaJ. blidttc? uterus or olhrr Itflvlc oritTTr Kt en 1 thufhronle i i(r Hi..artitffl Msgri anVti,.m It NiiIij.ii sutvoslttl In affect " lln' Vavurlta rrcacrlntlun" Is adrlwii for i he 1jxntJrAiUii qt'sot d'i'e-uirjr llTpuwenul etKenUy acting invigorat Ing tonic and nervine. For weak worn out, over-work tnl women no matter what has caused the brcttk-tlown, "Favorltt Proscription will bo found mot olTeetlvi In building up the strength, regulat tig the womanly functions, siiMuinti pain and bringing about a healthy, vlgorou.' condition of the whole system. A book of tmrtli-nlars wraps each bottle living the formula of both medicine and quoting what scores of eminent ntt-d leal author, whoso works are consulted by ptiyilelansor all the schools of prsctlcf as guides In piTscrlMng, say of each In gredient entering Into these medicines Toe won of praise he!uwM (on thr p-vwrei taeredlcai enteritis- Inte Itootol Pleree's bjJ(cImc bv M,-k wrltvrs should ajtve move welttkt ilwva aay amount ff eee - pnpfiwsliHJ ewttrmsiars. boreuM SHck race are wrlttiet for tko galdiiMee 4 a- ntvdimi kmttirta) aad ka.w wuenuf lew sfesk. Bote eiwtnri art lamalsoWihe. eea esarai. ud eooww ee kJmaeal Inuie forail end reus. eeM osem ef alt evrt Jr.r jj . . (ae eoees d etiv Ami meda-leHS eN4l eeaa Trev iva 4ssai Md ay dViltrs I eMle!aie ! emii .ad nt'ceie a ii-tiii- y e e eediciee ef tram eeaeitsia lev -jxrei ikwcRD T. I'i o s I'sln dll.u(!r-co:ijj) 1 as eamly. n-iulate atal b) jtoHiJe iMxaMa. Utar tvnj bowauV) R. W. Dearlng, bridges 49.60 Harry Dearing, same 45.00 J. L. ft S. A. Kendall, lumber 17.46 Redlfer, BroB., Bamo 17.88 A. E. Bushuell, bridges .... 18.00 H i. Boardmnn, lumber .. 10.30 W. T. Cloake, same 36.98 Chas. Embree, same 15.98 I. B. NicholB, roads 5.45 W. H. Wright, Lone Rock ferry 11.60 John Alexander, roads .... 3.26 J. It. Chaney, aame 8.00 101k Creek Lumber Co., lbr. . 22.72 A. L. Lee, roads 12.50 Stewart ft.DeLaunay, lumbr 98.65 Hatfield Saw MID Co., lumber 32.56 Homer Allen, bridges 27.00 Walter Allen, same 67.00 Joe Galdabini, same 10.60 E. L. Smith, same 29.00 R, A. Bailey, same 12.00 N. D. Cool, roads 4.00 Anluuf Bros., lumber - 237.16 C. H. Wright, ferry . .""'-. . . . 1.25 T. E. Harvey, bridges 104.21 Wynne ft Co., roads 16.76 T. W. Andrews, bridges .... 84.60 Ellenberg Bros., roads and bridges 50.00 W. R. Vinson, lumber 47.66 It. Jennie, bridges 4.50 Wm. Skltlmore, lumber .... 172.60 Dunbar A Ross, lumber ... 182.15 E. E. Hulues, roadB 131.50 F. C. McOregor, roadB 6.40 StearnB & Chenoweth, Bame 91.26 J. Hurtling, same 9.46 Glendale Lbr Co., same 61.34 Stearns & Chenoweth, Bamo. 488.96 R. A. Jones, Bnme 7.50 F. N. Gillette, Bame 6.00 James Durch, Bame 118.72 Geo. B. Lawrence, same .... 6.00 Frank Scott, same 6.00 A. L. Thornton, Bame .... 6.00 Custer Lawrence, same .... 4.60 A. L. Thornton, same 6.00 Custer Lawrence, same .... 4.60 Stace Lawrence, same 3.00 It. A. llercher, same 7.50 E. W. Letsom, bridges .... 25.00 W. E. Thompson same .... 6.00 George Potter, same 14.76 S. H. Brown, same 6.00 J. W. Cowan, same 16.70 W. 10. Thompson, same .... 18.00 VV. E. Thompson, same .... 21.00 S. M. Kelley, snrr.n 8.7'i A. C. Lake, Bnme 10.60 loo Voneynrd, same 1.76 I. F. Culver ft Co., roads ft bridges 843.10 F. C. McGregor, roads .... 23.10 Gardiner Mill Co.. lumber.. 192.98 W. M. Hill, roads 22.00 Case ft Gurney, same 5.04 O. A. Houser,' same 13.00 Arnold ft Beasley, siuno 77.62 Hassell Bros. Lbr. Co., Bame 13.00 Mllledgo & Pickens, ferry.. 1.00 W. P. Graham, roads 6.76 Myrtle Lbr. Co., lumber. .. . 41.85 F. II. Churchill, roads 8.25 Nels Rydell, bridges 9.65 J. H. HayB, work ferry .... 9.00 lohn F. Newman, bridges .. 31.60 Geo. Robinson, Bame 25.00 Geo. Cutsforth, same 15.00 Wilfred Robinson, roads . . 3.75 Initios Yokum, same 10.00 . M. Arrlngton, snmo .... 17.50 Robert Swan, same 17.50 W. D. Simmons, aame .... 17.60 ). W. Cage, snme 7.00 leo. B. Lawrence, same . . . 7.00 Fred Kent, same 7.50 't. A. Kent, snmo 7.50 .'buries Burnell, snmo 7.50 'leo. Yarbrough, snmo .... 1.60 '. A. Hercher, same 13.75 ".. II. Matipln, bridges 183.14 W. S. Barton, ronds 80.00 Frank Terry, same,. 24.76 0. T. Null, same 37.87 Willis Neul. sumo 4.00 C. SI ii m bo. snmo 9.00 Press Stumbo, same 19.68 llnrry Stumbo, snme 28.68 William Branhatn, same .... 43.31 Elsworth Wilson, same .... 17.60 llnrrnltl Wilson. Bnme .... 15.60 Clifford Wilson, same 5.00 S, .lacques, same 4.50 J. A. JncqucB, Bnme 88.50 J. A. Jacques, snme 2.00 W. P. Totten, Bamo 6.00 W. P. Totten. same 131.25 W. L. Barton, snme 19.00 Elmer Harris, Bnme 4.00 Booth ft Pickett, lumber... 49.46 F.. G. Btishnell, bridges .... 24.00 K. J. Keyes, ferries, 63.50 No Trouble to Show You PLOWS J. I. Case, Parlin & Qrendorff, Mone, John Deere HARROWS Disc, Drag, Springtooth Hero Fanning Mills Hoosier Drills and Seeders Stump Pullers, Cider Presses, Mitchell Wagons, at J. F. BARKER & CO. PHONE 161 Shoes We Are Proud to Show In every respect our new shoes for women possess merit. 'iet leathers built (or all occasions. Lahi wvita for bright anil dry days. Mwavy self's iateaaea1 ler sleet end anew. TVess)' tie-a saees mi tltfat twite fer fa-emeu. Mmst k a reliable ibb4 taeW) mwiijednjisejBOB it LSitcpium ..MM I NINE PIANOS I SOLD IN FIVE DAYS K Every Piano Must Positively be Sold by Saturday Night it . 8 : : ; tt Every Piano sold at this Great Sale means a saving to the buyer of $154 to $238. JUST THINK: We are selling High Class Pianos of Established Rep nation at $192, $217 and $248. For $318, It $367 and $384 you can buy pianos that sell regularly the country over at $550 to $625. H A DOLLAR SAVED IS A DOLLAR. MADE. Better Hurry-don't be too late; easiest terms in the World. H :: S tt Taylor &Wilson Block. Washington St Near Jackson tf n !lttmttnnm:::t:tttt:t:mt:mttttmttt::m:$m:tt::tntmm:mum V. 8. 5 Per Cent Fund. Hawthorne Lbr. Co., Iumber617.85 Harrison Manning, mi .. 60.44 C. J. Manning, same 119.64 Chas. Clark, bridge 18.75 It. Jennie, briilne 478.07 Hnoclnl lUmd Fund. Ransom Super, ronds $ 125. 35 llow Is Your Digestion. I Mrs. Mary Dowllng, of No. 288 8th Ave., Sun Francisco, recommends a remedy for stomach trouble. She Bays: "Gratitude for the wonderful effect of Electric Bitters In a case of acute Indigestion, prompts this tes timonial. I am fully convinced that for Btomach and liver troubles Elec tric Hitters Ib the best remedy on the market today." This great tonic and alternative medicine invigorates the system, purlfleB the blood and Is especially helpful In all forms of fe male weakness. 50c at A. C. Mar sters & Co'B. drug Btore. Ordors taken for Vermont marble. 1 will have a complete car shipped during December. Any one wishing special designs or colors leave orders before Dec. 1st. Call and Bee sam ples. V. E. Marsters, foot of Jack Bon street. I)TF ' Resd Review adva. for bargains. Next Door to Postaffd 8100 ssToo we VE COT TO SELL LOTtS OF TMHSft? Roseburg, Oregon t ItOSKBl ItG MARKET. 4 4 4 4 4"f4, 4- Cereals. WHEAT 90cl. 00. OATS 50c bushel. HAY Vetch, $14 ton; grain, 14 ton; alfalfa, $130$15. BARLEY $34 ton. Livestock. STEERS Alive, 23c. COWS Alive, fat, 22V4o. VEAL Dressed, 4 6c. HOGS Dressed, 7c; alive, 6c. SHEEP 3V4c. POULTRY Mixed chickens, alive, 910c; dressed, 12 'Ac; geese, alive, 75c each, or 7c lb; dressed, 12c; ducks, alive 910c; dressed, 14(ft 15c; turkeys, alive, 17c; dres sed, J9 (TO 20c BUTTER Creamery, 3 7 He lb.; country, 30c lb. EOOS 35c doz. POTATOES $1.25 cwt. WOOL 14c lb. HONEY 16o Ib. CABBAGE 2c lb. ONIONS 2c lb. APPLES 114c lb. PEARS lc lb. PRUNES 3 14 4o Ib. PORTLAND MARKET. Livestock Prices. Following Is the genernl range of values on stock ruling In the yards for late shipments: HOOS Beat east-of-mountains, $6.00 6.10; ordinary, $5.75; block ers and China fats, $5.0011)5.50, stockers and feeders $4.75 0 5.00. CATTLE Select east-of-mountaln steers. $4.00; medium steers, $36 best cows, $3.00; medium cows, $2.50$r2.75; stags, $2.503.00; bulls. $1.76 2.00. SHEEP Best wethers, $3.60; or dinary wethers, $3.25; lambs, $3.90 4.00; straight ewes, $3.00; mixed lots. $2.60 2.75. VEAL Choice young calves, $4.50; heavy and rough, $3.50 4.00. ltntter, Ekk and Poultry. BUTTER Extra creamery. 36 0 J6c; fancy. 32 He; Btore, 20c. BUTTER FAT Delivery, f. o. b. Portland. Sweet cream, 34 He; sour, 32 He per lb. POULTRY Mixed chickens. 11c; hens. 11 He; roosters, old, 9 10c; fryers, HHc: broilers, 1114c; geese, spring, 8 9c; turkeys, alive, 1714 c; spring ducks, 14c; pigeons, squabs, $2.00 2.50 per doi; old, $1.00; dressed poultry, l114c lb. higher. CHEESE Full cream, flats, trip lets and daisies, 14 14 15c; Young Americas, 15 14 16c. EOGS Local best. 36 37 He per doi.; eastern, 25 27 He; local stor age, 15c Hops, Wool and Hides. " HOPS 1908 crop, choice 814c; primes U) choice. 78c; prime, T 74c: medium, 6 He Ib. WOOL 1908 Willamette Valley, lr.e lb. SmaVMHilSt Wtearlng, 10 lfceenwk; sdieet wool, 2JH40c; med kwrn veei. ieedi e til; long i Tie djll.ei eiadk. &4M-i.im0ttmto ISO ' eU&trWs' aMstjfe. I s. $ tmm H if , ( ittla lb: PIAMQS 6o lb; kips, 67c; calves, 810c per lb. Grain, Flour and liny. WHEAT buying price, new Track, Portland Club, 89c; blue stem, 94c; fortyfold, 91 92c; red, 87c; Willamette Valley, 90c HAY Producer's price New tim othy, Willamette Valley, fancy, $14 $15; ordinary, $12.5013; eastern Oregon, $16.50; mixed $11$12; clover, $10; grain, $11.; cheat, $11.; alfaira, $10$U. OATS Producer's price Track, No. 1 white, $30 30.50; gray, $29 29.60. LAND OPENIXO AT ItOSEIIl'IlO. On January 20., 1909, there are 91,600 acres In the Umpqua Forest Reserve to be thrown open. Not all of these lands are subject to entry. For $2.60 we will supply you with 18 township limps showing all of this land which is subject to entry. DOUGLAS COUNTY ABSTRACT CO., Successor to Frank E. Alley, dtf Roseburg, Oregon. Heavy, Impure blood makes a muddy, pimply complexion, head aches, nausea. Indigestion. Thin blood makes you weak, pale, sickly. Burdock Blood Bitters makes the blood rich, red, pure restores per fect health. For good printing ot all kinds The Review leads. 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. HunsaketrGu e s t Taylor&Wilson Block. Next Door to Rabat's Cigar Factory. THE BOND REALTY CO. Or chards, farms, timber and city prop erty. Some fine bargains. Jackson street, Roseburg, Ore. v. a Ott Patronize Review advertisers. - The Pressure of Laundry 1 Work done at home Is felt by the head of the house nnd all the family. Why not be relieved of it? St-ml I'll your work to this laundry and tUf result will be InKli'y satisfactory. We use lino soap, pure water and a lib eral amount of skill pild good sense. Hhirts, collars, caffs and. starched goods are a special ty with us. Watch for prices neat week. Phone 791. Roseburg Steam Laundry. I iraifcj .. S .. ' - - - - 1 ' ' ' ' r - a - VaJ Oi