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OCTOBER II, 1 1(1.
REPUBLICAN PAPER
Will Eight lluwi-rman for Governor
Supports llafiiilton.
Thn following position taken by
tho Corvnllis Oazetto-Tlmos speaks
for the independence of the ago, und
for the consistency of the antl-assem
lily policies of tho papor, except as
to Hawley:
"The Gazette-Times Is umilnHt How
ernian for Governor; for W. C. Haw
ley for Congressman; for Victor P
Moses for judse of llenton county;
for Geo. Smith for commissioner, and
'or the remainder or thn Republican
county ticket. For Judges of this
district, Coke and Hamilton uro tho
men. Both publishers of this paper
are Republicans, but this paper will
support several Democrats, us will
bo noted above. This decision hus
been made after a careful resume of
the situation und In the confidence
that the men nnmed are tho best
men for the positions to which they
aspire. Prom now on until election
the Gnzette-Tlmes ndvances reasons
why It believes the men nnmed are
the ones to be elected."
ANOTHER COMM EN RATION
FROM COOS COl'NTY.
Many of our voters do not realize
the large amount of work handled
by Judge Coke during the year nnd
a hulf he has been In oftlce. During
this time he has not only held court
In Coos und Curry counties, ub most
of us know, but In addition has held
two terniB III Douglas county being
now. engaged In his second term
there, and. has also held court In the
counties of Jackson, Lane, Lincoln
and Multnomnh. In which latter coun
ty he presided during the trial of the
Hindoo , riot . eases, In which the
.Rrltlsh government appeared by at
torney on behalf of its Hindoo sub
jects. . The trial of these cases called
peculiarly for an impartial and able
Judge, free from any sort of preju
dice nnd callable enough to be proof
against the criticism of tho British
. government which would doubtless
. have been severe had any errors or
law been committed. The fnlr and
. liupatlal trial of cases of this kind
does. much to avoid serious friction I
between, different nations. It was n '
suvore test for uny Judgo who had
been In office such n short space of
time.
The law requiring this Judgo to
hold terms In tho vurlous pnrts of
the state upon tho direction of the
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
It the bt of at! medicines for tho euro o( diseases,
disorders and weaknesses peculiar to women. It is tho
.only preparation of its kind devised by a regularly gradu
ated physician au experienced ami skilled . specialist ia
the diseases of women.
It la m safe medicine In any condition of the system.
THE ONE REMEDY which contdina no alcohol
and no injurious , b a bit-forming drugs auJ which
creates no crarinf for such stimulants.
THE ONE REMEDY so good that its maker
r not afraid to print its every ingredient on
ach outside bottle "wrapper and attest to the
. truthfulness of the same under oath
. ?!'' v medicine dealera everywhere, and any dealer who naan't it can
gel it. Don't take a aubatitute of unknown oompoaition for this medicine or
inown courosmoN. No counterfeit ia as good as the genuine and the druiutiit
who aaya something elio is "put as ijood as Dr. Pierce's" ia either mistaken
or is trying to deceive you for hia own selfish benefit. Such a man ia not to bo
trusted. Ho is trilling with your most priceless possession- your health
may be your life itself. Set that yvu ft 'kat yea mi for.
Commercial Abstract Co.
Abstracts of Titles Blue Prints
Filing Papers, Etc.
WE WILL CO ON YOUR BOND
Insurance Conveyancing
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MjumncimED. by. thcv
SOU 8Y ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS
0:i size okly. Rigour pekz spa Bomi
Supremo Court, seems to have been
unreasonably used. The business In
Coos nnd Curry counties alone Is
greatly In excess of wbnt It was a
few years ago and In these other
counties where Judge Coke has
served the work has also been cor
respondingly heavy.
X. X.
'HAG EIIRUHII PHI LOHOPII Kit,"
RILL KAKLOW, PAHSKH AWAY,
DOUGLAS, Wyo., Oct. 10. M. C.
Barrow (Hill Burlow), editor of
"Sagebrush Philosophy," and apostle
of the red corpuscle, died bcro last
night, following a sudden attack of
heart disease. Barrow, who was 60
years of age, was city editor of tho
Laramie Boomerang when that sheet
wus famoiiB under 1)111 Nye. when
Nyo left the Boomerang, Barrow
succeeded him as editor. Burrow be
gan to attract attention 15 years
ago, when he commenced the publi
cation or "SagebruBh Philosophy," a
magazine abounding In humor, which
was later popular throughout the
country.
Forced to Leave Home.
Every year a large number of poor
sufferers whoso lungs aro sore and
racked with coughs are urged to go
to another cllmnte. But this Is cost
ly and not always sure. There's a
better way. Let Dr. Klng'B New Dis
covery cure you at home. "It cured
me of lung trouble," writes W. R.
Nelson, of Calamine, Ark., "when all
celse failed, and I gained 47 pounds
In weight. It's surely the king of nil
cough and lung cures." ThoiiBandB
owe their lives and health to it. It's
positively guaranteed for coughs,
colds lu grippe, asthma, croup ull
throat nnd lung troubles, 60c and
$1.00. Trial bottle free at ull drug
gists. s
HtNMKM VtUtLS
IX MEMORIAM.
Perlt Huntington Burt was born at
Toncallk, Nov. 27, 1854. and de
railed from tbls life at bla home In
Monmouth, Or., Sept. 24, 1910. He
was the eldest sou of Qeorge A., and
Ellen Hurt and spent much of his
life near the bome of his birth, but
for 12 years be had been telegraph
operator at Monmouth, having spent
25 years at that occupation. He
was married Sept. 28, 1880, to Miss
Belle McKee, who with six children,
two brothers and two sisters, are
left to mourn as those stricken by a
groat blow. The children are: Ed
ward A., .John M.. and Luclle, of
Portland: Mrs. Mlgnon Carmlchael
of Salem: Dewey and Lorena, of
Monmouth. Brothers and sisters are:
Henry Hurt, of Yoncalla; Roaco Burt,
of Portland; Mrs. Lucy Samler and
Miss Sue Burt, of Yoncalla.
Death 1b always sudden and there
are few homes that has not been In
vaded bv the silent Reaper, but when
he takes from the activities of life
an affectionate husband and father,
a true friend and wise counselor, we
are not prepared to submit to the
Inevitable and as a friend remarked,
"the state cannot afford to lose men
like Perry Burt." To those who feel
the grent weight of sorrow, our
heart's best sympathy is extended for
we feel that this Is a mutual loss
and know It is felt by many people,
for his occupation has taken him
Into severul places and he could count
as friends ull who know him. He
was a fearless advocate of all good
hubits of life and by hla voice, vote
and life made It easier for those
about him to live right. After an
acquaintance of thirty -years, we are
glad to puy this tribute to hiH mem
ory. MRS. J. P. BISHOP. ,
Yoncalla, Oct. 8, 1910;
A TRIBUTE.
The sad news of the death of Perlt
II. Burt, of Monmouth, Or., caused
sincere sorrow in the hearts of his
many old friends and schoolmates In
Douglas county. He was the eldest
son of the late George A., and Ellen
Applegate Hurt. Born In Yoncalla,
he grew from childhood to manhood
In the town where his pioneer par
ents built their home. In his early
youth the dark cloud of sorrow cast
Its shadow over his home and left
the family of four brothers and three
sisters bereft of a mother s loving
care, but a home or like tender and
motherly Influences was given them
by their grandparents, Charles and
Mallnda Applegate. How short
seems the time, since we who are
left to pay a brief tribute to his
memory, were associated with him In
the school room where he was an
ern8t and diligent student, always
faithful to duty and ever ready to
extend a helping hand to his fellow-
students; he won and held the high
rogard of his teachers, schoolmates
nnd large circle of friends. He laid
the foundation of his education In
his native town of Yoncalla, and
finished school In the then highest
school of learning in this section, the
old Wilbur Academy. He early de
veloped traits of self-reliance and
energy, and a mind free from preju
dice, of broad and liberal views. He
respected the sincere convictions of
his fellowmen, with a charity free
from denomlnatlonallsm. To the last
lie displayed an Industrious and en
ergetic interest in his lite work, and
like his Illustrious uncle, Jestte Ap
plegate once said of himself, "he
preferred to die lu the harness."
Notwithstanding the protestation of
those who loved him best and reared
for hia health, he continued faithful
ly at his post as telegraph operator
to the last day of his life.
While the friends of his childhood
feel saddened that we have parted
with a friend, our sympathy goes out
to the bereaved wife, the children
bereft of a father's loving care, and
the brothers and sisters for whom
the sun will seem to shine less
brightly through the veil of sorrow.
MUS. J. T. MILL EH.
Yoncalla. Oct. 8, 1910.
Barnnrd's ns Marshfleld stage
Una, office corner Rose and Wash
ington streets. dtf
School Books
rm
should have a
First Class
' jj' Fountain Pen
From the Roseburg
BOOK STORE
the best place to buy all your
PENCILS, PENS, INKS,
CRAYONS, ERASERS,
TABLETS AND
SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
THE ROSEBURG
BOOK STORE
t i'vi. Every
JjT Morning
iu you
17
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Absolutely Pure
Thm only baking powdor
matte from Koymi urapm
Oraam of Tartar
lo Alum, No Urns Phosphate
CALIFORNIA APPLE SHOW.
WATSONVILLE, Oct. 10. With a
monster religious service on the
pluza. In which all the churches of
the city united, the Apple Annual for
1910 started Sunday for a week's
run.
There never was a display of ap-
ules like this anywhere. Compared
with the collected exhibits of Cali
fornia, the National Apple Show at
Spokane is said to appear as a county
fair would to the Panama-Pacific
Exposition at San FranciBco In 1915
With all the advantages of two states
from which to Becure fruit, the ex
hibit at the Suokane show totalled
thirteen cars In tne aggregate, while
this display has twenty-eight carload
exhibits in addition to the smaller
displays ranging from live to luo
boxes, making ten cars additional.
The navilion erected by the city
proved entirely Inadequate to house
the fruit, so the association rented
two large circus tents, eacn iuu Dy
200 feet, and these have been com'
oletelv rilled.
The exhibits are beautiful, every
nerson interested having gone to ex
treme trouble and painB to make as
fine a showing as possible. The fruit
selected has been carefully chosen
with respect to uniformity of size,
beautv of color and symmetry or ap-
pearance and packed by experts who
considered time of no account, In
structions being In each Instance to
secure the best pack ever turned out,
Reaching the Top
In any calling of life, demands a
rigorous body and a keen brain.
Without health there is no suuecess.
Rut Electric Uitters Is the greatest
health builder the world has ever
known. It compels perfect action of
stomach, liver, kidneys, bowelB, purl
fles and enriches the blood, toaea
and Invigorates the whole system and
enables you to stand the wear and
tear of your dally work. "After
months of suffering from kidney
trouble," writes W. M. Shermnn, ef
Cushlne, Me., "three bj'tles of Elec
tric Bitters made me leal like a uuw
man," 60c at all druggists.
FOR COl'NTY CLKRK.
To the Electors of Douglas county:
Having received the Democratic
nomination for re-elcctlon to the
ofllce of County Clerk, at the recent
prlmnry election, I hereby nnnounce
my candidacy for said olllce. At all
times during this, my first term In
olllce, I have endeavored to conduct
the same in an economical and bust
ness-llke maimer, and feel confident
thut by strict personal attention to
the duties of the ofllce I have gained
your approvnl.
I hereby solicit your suffrage and
vote for re-election.
Yours very respectfully,
daw E. H. LENOX.
LOCAL NEWS.
Fresh frost a rousing meeting held
at the Florence Iron Works, where
several hundred men sang and cheered
themselves hoarse, Mrs. Mary Harris
Aimer, the whirlwind orator from
Georgia, Invaded Mount Holly this
eveuing and swept everything before
her. In ten minutes this wonderful
little woman, who seems to be able to
talk night and da at express train speed
had her audience completely in sym
pathy with her arguments and ready
lo do almost anything she suggested.
Dedication of Eks' Temple, Ashland
Oregon, October 15, M0. For the
above occasion the Southern Pacific
Co. will sell round trip ticket from all
stations on linos in Oregon to Ashland.
Oregon and return at a fare and one
third, children of one-half fare age,
one-half of the adult fare. Minimum
round trip fare for adults 60 cents,
children 23 cents. From stations Rose
burg and and south, ticket will be on
sale October 13, 14 and 15, 1910, and
from all other stations October 14,
HMO, only. Final return limit October
17, 1910.
The Lewis Cafe
MEALS AT ALL HOURS
Situated on Cass street
Mr the Southern Pa
cific depot.
BIBLE NOT WORD OP GOD
BAYS REV. MORRISON.
CINCINNATI, 0., Oct. 8. Rev. A.
A. Morrison, D. D.. rector of Trinity
Church. Portland, 0.., created tne
sensation of the day at the gathering
of the house of deputies here today
by declaring "The Bible is not tne
word of God and should be taken by
no man to mean that."
His assertion came during a spirit
ed debate on the topic of inserting
tbe name of Ood In the constitution
of the church. Rev. J. W. Mcllvane,
of Pittsburg, pleaded with the depu
ties to insert this at some place In
the constitution, saying that his pre
amble to that effect had been written
by. tbe late Dr. W. R. Huntington, of
New York City, and that he thought
the Insertion should be made.
Replying to his speech, the Rev.
Mr. Morrison said:
"I do not consider, and I know
that hundreds of other ministers do
not consider, the Bible to be the
word of God. It would be unfortu
nate to bring up such a subject for
discussion at this time, so 1 merely
mention It In urging against the
adoption of such a statement.
"The scriptures are so full of In
accuracies that the adoption of the
proposed preamble would place us
in such a position in the scholastic
world that It would be impossible to
Induce men of education to enter
the ministry and subscribe to our
doctrines.
"Such an assertion in the pre
amble would be out of accord with
this age of scholarship."
The preamble was defeated, 87 to
29.
EVER WATCHFUL.
A Little Care Will Save Many Rose
burg Readers Future Trouble.
Watch the kidney secretions.
See that they have the amber hue
of health;
The discharges not excessive or In
frequent; Contain no "brick-dust like" sedi
ment. Doan's Kidney Pills will do tills
for you.
They wateh the kidneys and cure
them when they're sick.
Mrs. 3. H. Shortrldge, Cottage
Orove, Oregon, says: "Since I pub
licly recommended Doan's Kidney
PillB two years ago I have taken
them oft and on and they have al
ways benefitted me. I was all run
down from kidney and bladder
trouble and often my back was so
weak nnd lame that I could hardly
get around. I had headaches, and
the kidney secretions annoyed me by
their frequency In passage. After I
had taken a number of remedies
without benefit, I was told about
Doan's Kidney Pills, and deciding to
try them, I procured a supply. The
contents of three boxes lraprovod my
condition in every way. I have often
told other persons how effective
Doan's Kidney Pills are -In cases of
kidney complaint."
For. sale by all dealers. Price 60
cents. Foater-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agent for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's
and take no other.
A message was received from the
pastor of the Presbyterian church at
Ashland by Rev. J. E. Burkhart, say
ing Mrs. Mary H. Armor delivered a
powerful address there Sunday after
noon to fifteen hundred people In
the Chautauqua building, nnd he
wished the people of Roseburg to
know Mrs. Armor waB great and not
to fall to hear her at the Armory
Tuesday evening, Oct. 11. doll
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Equalization of Douglas
County will meet In the ofllce of the
County Clerk of said county In the
Court House In the City of Rose
burg, Oregon, on Monday, October
17, 110, at 9 o'clock a. m. Said
Board of Equalization will continue
lbs sessions from day to day, exclu
sive of Sundays and legal holidays,
until the examination and correction
and equalization of the roll Is com
plete, and publicly examine tbe as.
sessment rolls and correct all errors
In valuation, descriptions or qualities
of land, lots or other property. Now,
therefore, all parties who may be
agrieved by reason of valuation, de
scription or otherwise as to their as
sessment,, will please take notice aB
above stated, and make their com
plaints to said Board of Equalization.
otherwise their assessment will stand
as mad by the assessor.
Dated, Monday, Sept. 19, 1910.
F. L. CALKINS,
aw County Assessor.
SCHOOL DISTRICT HOND ELEC-
flON NOTICE.
Notic Is hereby given that at a
chool meeting of School District No.
4, or Douglas County, Oregon, to be
held at the I.an School building, in
said district, on the 22nd day of Oc
tober, 1910, there will be submitted
to the legal voters of said district
the question of contracting a bonded
debt in a sum not exceeding One
Hundred Thousand ((100,000.00)
Dollars, for the purpose of purchas
ing a alt and erecting thereon and
furnishing a Higb School building for
id district.
The vote to be by ballot unon
which shall be the words "Bonds
Yes" and the words "Bonds No."
Polls to be opened at 1 o'clock and
remain open until 4 o'clock p. m.
By order of the Board of Directors
of School District No. 4, of Douglas
County, Oregon.
Dated this 26th day of September,
1910, at Rosbnrg, Douglas County,
Oregon.
J. C. FULLERTON,
Chairman of Hoard of Directors.
GEO RC1K NEUNER, Jr.,
Clerk of School District No. 4.
The price of foodstuffs ha com
down at th North. Bid Grocery, dtl
THE PACIFIC MONTHLY'S
', INTRODUCTORY OFFER.
The Pacific Monthly, of Portland
Oregon, Is a beautifully Illustrated
monthly magazine which Eies very
full information about the resources
and opportunities of the big country
lying West of the Rockies. It tells
all about the Government reclama
tion projects, free Government land
and tells about the districts adapted
to fruit raising, dairying, poultry
raising, etc. It has special stories
by Jack London and other noted
authors.
The price Is $1.50 a year, but to
Introduce it we will send It six
mouths for fifty cents. This offer
must be accepted on or before Feb
ruary 1, 1911. Send your name and
address accompanied by fifty cents in
stamps and learn all about Oregon,
I Washington, Idaho, nnd California.
Address, The Pacific Monthly,
Portland, uregon. ubw
STAGE LINE DEPOT.
All regular mall stages leave O.
W. Rapp's grocery store, 133 Sheri
dan street, facing R. R., opposite
the exhibit building. Daily stages
for Marshfleld. Myrtle Point and all
Coos Bay points, also dully hacks
(except Sunday) for Peel and Mill
wood. Cash paid for produce along
the line. dtf
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Royal Anne, Bing and Lambert chorry trees; Rnrtlett, Anjou and
Cornice Pears, and everything else under the sun for the tree planter.
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