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Newspaper Page Text0 CVENINC ROseBURO 'REVIEV. IittXT ItAfLT KXCEKT ilJfDAi DT . ItRVTEW PI HUmilNO COMPAJTY L, WJMHKRLV IAILT f year, by "li 3.00 Per mouth, delivered CO fur week, delivered It 8KMI-WEEKLY Per yr $2 00 Viz uontha 11.00 (MTOIIKK M, 1910. . 7 h aseeinblyiles are now advor 'rfain; their nomlnc-a aa the ' Direct Primary Ticket." Thua the baekera of machine politic ate attain trying to fool the votera. The Intelligent cltlzena of Oregon know that the as sembly aud it nominees are the deadly enemies of the Direct primary law, and thl latent attempt to thus fool the votera ahowa what di-splc-able trickery they will reaort to In their attempt to gain control of the atate. Mr. Hawley, parrot-like, la atlll repeating th rldlculoua aaaertlou of the'blK, "atand-pat" political boaaea that the Aldrich-Payne tariff bill was u ravlalon downward. Anyone with intelligence enough to read knowa thnt four tluea aa many tariff ached- j ulee were ralaed aa were lowered. It ! fai4nf,ef Coot couM ltd U alao t bi II I radical problbltloaUt. kat candidal for r-i;lloB. Tb tbre bopM tb mil 1U fa "wt"; b la hidf m now prcaldlLf ovar our circuit tba paid attorney of tb ftoutbara court arc geographically dlatrlbuted Fi:!;ic com fan y and nd oa a paaa lull aa tty itould be; tby arc ad- but la bitterly opposed to anytbini ulttad 7 tt'o tod Jast; tb courta that baa a corporation taint; bt la over wbicb tbey preside art usque- tbe cbamplro of tb direct primary (lonably fair aud Impartial, tui bar law and la especially pronounced In and public alike are eetlsBed with i bla oppoaltlon to atate aaaefflbllea, their administration of law and a-,tacb aa nominated klm for governor. Hie. Two are itapubilcana and one Tble vary clear view or Mr. Bower . i .-.viociat, making It a atrlctly non- man a poaltlon la gleaned from bla' partiaan bench, apportioned falriy apeeche In various part of the atate , and In accordance with the vote caat ,y the two leading political partiea. Tui.re ate many and excellent reaaona hy existing condfttona should not- e dlaturbe!; aud they will not be if he votera thoroughly underaland the altuatlon. Ilemember that two circuit Judgea ire to be elected In thla dtatrlct, one for touglae and one for Cooa county. The two men moat worthy and de aervlug of the auffragea of the legal voter In thla district are present In iimbeiita who are candldatee for re election, Judge S. W. Hamilton of Koaehurg and Judge Coke of Marab field, regardleaa of their political af nilatlona. " leader readera are learning that the man or men who get the editorial tupport of thla paper have got to be pretty good and clean men, and wnen we endorae Circuit Judge J. W. flam llton of Koaeburg and Judge Cok if Marshneld for re-election we can aasure our readera that no mlatak la being made. Theae men have made good and deaerve re-election. la a ten to one bet that Mr. Hawley i wut urn puniicty aenaie thla question wltb his opponent, lion. R.O. Hmllh J( Grunts I'aaa. fie very well knowa that hla argument wouldn't aland the teat at all before an Intelligent audi ence. When it Coition down to the fact, Hawley atand for Joe Cannou latu, and If the votera like that aort of thing they can elect liltn. When he ,doj.!ore that the tariff waa reviled downward he either proclalnia hlm aelf a fool or he thlnka the votera are foola. A IX 81PPOHT I.K.VOX. HAItltlH, HAMMTO AM) COKK. Cottage Grove trader (ftep.): The nomination of Judge John 8. Coke, Republican,' by the Democrat or thla Judicial dlntrlrt, waa eminently prop er. There are three judgea In thla district. One Judge, I,. T. Ilarrla Drain Nonpareil: Mr. E. H. I,enoi our present efficient County Clerk Tiakes hla formal announcement or hla candidacy for re-election In other column, Mr. Lenox haa trer ;alnly made good In hla preaent term and If for no other reaaon la entitled to re-election. Htiihir"n Sun: In a card In the Hun lr lay K. II. Lenox announcea hla cnntlltliicy for the office of County Clerk of Douglaa County. Mr. Lenox ia the present Incumbent of the of fice, and no one can deny the fact that he la a competent, careful and economical official. Hla' recent pub- ilahed report certainly makea aplendld ahnwlng for hla adminis tration ol the office. KiiKwmt Ouiird. Jay llowerman'a (Ren.) rhaldea in Lane county and tioalilnti on Hume i mlnna in which holda over for two yeara yut; Judge all the votera of Oregon are Inter- Hamilton mem.) Uvea In Uouglaa ealed ia very plain. He la oppoaed to cuaniT. ana ia a canriniaie ror re-eiee- normal achoola, hut would Ilka to non, wniie judge Coke I Hep;) la a aee one In every county In the alate; A Poor Weak Woman Aa alia la formed, will endure bravoly ind patiently !i. aioaiao which a atronf man would give way uoder The fact ia women are mora patient Uiua they oufh ; to b under auch Iroulilca, Every woman ought to know (lint r.l a may oftUio tha moat experienced meiticil advice fret diarn fand In abwlute ronfidtnet and privacy by writing to ., ' World'a Diipcnaary Medical Aaanciallon, H, V. I'leroa, M. D., Preaident, llii(Tul, N. Y. IJr. Pierce Mtiaa been clilel conitilting pliyaliiiu of the luvaliJa' '. i,""'' "u'C'eal I nut it illo, nl llnllnlo, N. Y., lor many yeara and hua hud a wider practical exnorienca iii ''""en' of women'a dlMufira than any other phyaiuiaa ia thii country. Ilia madlcinea are world-lanioua for their aatonialiin efficacy. ( , .. T' perfect remedy ever dovlie.l for weak and deli i wonien ' IJr- Piorao'a I'arorite Pretcriplion. IT MAKES WEAK WOMP.N 8THONO. HICK WOMEN WELL. The many am) varied aymptoma of wnmnn'a peculiar ailmrnta are fully act lortb In Plain fimtli.h in Ilia People 'a Medical Adviier (ItKW pagct), a newly ravtaed and up-to-dale lidition of which, cliilh-hminil. will he mailed frtl on ''P' ol 31 ona-cenl atatnpa to pay eoat of trailing oe. Addreaa aa ohove. If you want to lay i i your winter wood by the car load cheap, for cash. See Car of Extra A Hhlnulea nnw on hand. Page Investment Company WANTFI): Two uood men to work In lumber yard. Dry body fir, 4 foot; Slab, 4 foot; Slab, 16 inch. t'HONR 3421. 709 N. JACKSON It. GOOD TREES FOR YOU Spitzenburgsr Newtowns, Ortleys Hoyal Anno, lllng and Lanihert cherry trena; llartlett. Anjoti and t tun he prr.ra, and ev.irythlng olae under the aim for the tree pltinlor. 'fanly. cIcaii, tbrlfly alo. ii; the kind you've been looking for. A. L. KITCHIN Nuraery Haleamani Phone 2028 Olllra In Lewla' Htudlo, nppoallo the Poalolflre. Roseburg, Oregon and bla pubiiahed atatementa In tbe papera. If there la any voter not aulted by thla platform, Jay will hi glad to modify It to order If tbe overalght la called to bla attention before election. CK.VEKAL .VKWH. Tbe atate of Maaaacbuauetta haa a population of 3,366.416, according to tbe tblrteenth cenaua. Tfaia la an ln- creaae of 561,070, or 20 per cent over j the population of 1900, when the to-1 tal waa 2.feOr,,34. I Hla health ahattered, following a struggle of ii yeara in an attempt to free Ireland from the rule of Great -Britain, O'bonovan Roaaa ia critically ! 111 at hla home In New Brighton, 8ta- ' ten Island. , I itoaaa, over 80 yeara old, la broken ! under a strain which bad Ita Incep- I tion during the yeara be waa confined In Jail in England. Hla deatb la hour ly expected. Matt Crawford, politician, dlatlller and bualneaa man of Jackaon. Kv.. waa ahot and instantly killed trout ambuah early Wedneaday by four aaaaaalna, wboae Identity haa not been learned. Crawford waa called out of hla home by three men and a wo- ! man and bla body riddled with bul- eta when he appeared In the door way. The cauae for the ahootlng la not aa yet ascertained. Two peraona ' havo been arrested. ' Joseph M Huston of Philadelphia, ! rchltect of Pennsylvania's atate can- itol at Harrlaburg, on Wednesday I aa sentenced to imurlaonment for I not leaa than six months nor more ! than two years in the Eaatern penl- '. tentlary at Philadelphia. He was also ' ineu, !i00 and costs, having been :onvlcted of conspiracy to defraud he atate by certifying a false bill .'or desks. The twenty-first annual report of 1 he Great Northern railway, issued on Wednesday, says that the Improve ment in conditions during the fiscal year ending June 30 last resulted "In the largest earnings for one year ver reported by the company." The report shows that gross operating revenues for the year were f4,4Co,- an Increase or 20.08 per cent ivor the previous year. The not op- rntlng revenue was $25,187.27.1. an ncrease of 18.17 per cent. The oper- ting expenses showed an Increase of 0.65 per cent. Omaha. Neb., now has a population 124,000, an Increase of 21 per on I over 102,000 In 1800. U Important J H properties of J yj the Grape are y transmitted U Win' IHIKH.VT fJ)l ' DKVIL? KILL THE Who made the devil and why Is he nt killed? has been a question that im 11 y a cnvller aa well as thoughtful icrson hua thought ubout. Evangelist urn discussed this Important theme ant night at the Christian Church. VI r. and Mrs. Webb sang "Mother's nay Chair," a heart-touching song. and Mrs. Wehb are the best sitte rs that Imvo been lit Ttosehiirg. Huhlnct tonight, "A Muss of P's": hart sermon. The revival la gaining Influcnco and power. Eight ttvo alreatly been added. Large nu loncea are In attendance from night night. The sermons nnd songs re helpful to every one who conies. it ant Invited to these meetings. WASH THAT ITCH AWAY. It fa said that there arn certain prluga In Europe thnt give relief and urn to Ecxeuia and other Bkln dis eases, ir you knew that by washing n those wntera you could be relieved from that uwful itch, wouldn't you inaku every effort to take a trip to urope ut once. Would you not ho llilug to apend your lust cent to lltid the cure?, Hut you need not leave homo for hi-ae distant springs. Kellef la right ere In your own home town. A simple wash of Oil of Winter- reen, Thymol and other Ingredients compounded only In H. 1J. 1). ri'sc.rlptltiii will hrlug Instant relief that terrible burning Itch, nnd cave the skin as smooth and healthy that or a child. If you havu not alrendy tried It, et nt least a 2ft cent bottle today. Wo aasure you of lnstntit relief. Hod Cross Pharmacy. sw KJ'ltUSUTOOTH H.WtltllWH FANNING Mil. I S Tha BEST in PLOWS AT J. F. Barker & Go's C0. IDAIN AND WASHINGTON ITlUTf A. W. SMITH Concrete Contractor Hltlcwalks and FountUtlona JOS West Moaner Street a26 UOSEIIURO. ORKOOX C.F: SCOTT BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR. Kelluiatea given un all work. ItOSElUJRO . OREOON J fra fliA CA 11 I The food is thereby a I made more n tasty and if digestible J. MltS. KLLA II. ALLEN. On October 2. 1810. Mrs. Ella H. Allen tiled at St. Vincent' hospital, Portland, and on the following Tues day she wns Interred In Hivervlew cemetery by the side of her husband, who had preceded her to the grave by ninny years. Thus passed from earth 11 rnrc spirit, who had in an un ostentatious wny done a noble work. Ella Grubhe, as she was known so well In Douglaa county, her child hood's home, wns the daughter of the Into Henjnmln J. Grubbo of Wilbur, and wits married to Theodore II. Al len nl her father's homo on the 26th day of September, 1883. Krotn this lime on her limno was In Portliind. The fruit of this union woro two chil dren. Clifford T. and Florence- W.. who were babies when their father was tnken away. . Through the wise and rn refit I training nnd fxuinple of their mother these tvo tire ' now seirrespectlng. honorable and hsefuT rnoinbers of so ciety. What ' greater ' legacy could any woman leave thla UiIb? ' A beautirur'und lovely woman, a noble mother, a dutiful daughter and a sweet sister passed' the portals of life when IhOy opened for Ella 11. Allen. A FKIENI). lh Lewis Cafe MEALS AT ALL HOURS Situated ou Cas strtet ' ACM the Soutlitrrj IV , tp i&c depote o Iteachlng Uie Top In any calling or life, demaails a vigorous body nnd a keen brain Without health there la no suueteas. UJt E,lectrlc niitors Is the greatest health builder tbe world has ever known. It compels' perfect actio af stomach, liver, kidneys, bowel, puri nes and enriches the blood, t ilea .uid Invigorates the whole feratem and enable you to stand' the e.r nnd tear of your dally work.' "After months of suffering Irotn kidney trouble," writes W. M. Sberaanii, ot dishing, Me., "fliree bj'lle of Elec tric Hitters made me teel like a new man." &0c nt all dr,'Ri;LU. J ItllOW.I'l:!! SIPPKR. The Ladle of St. George s i aV Church ty.il are thai tanu.ll'. 4 llallo r Supper I lie Par- . iQueen' City Flour A Hard Wheat, Patent Flour . Manufactured in Vancouver, Washington, by E. L. BASHFORD, from the VERY BEST NORTHERN HARD WHEAT. Every sack .guaranteed. (Sample may be had of your grocer, or at the Douglaa County Mills, on ' Pine street, between Cuss aud Oak atreeta.) Pride of Douglas Flour The Best Flour Made in Southern Oregon. Manufactured, by the Douglas County Flouring Mills from Douglas County grown wheat. : Sold by all Grocery Stores -firing your Barley and Oats to us and we will ' roirthem for you. We also have for sale Rolled Oats and Barley, Bran and all kinds of, Ground Feed, Cracked Corn, Cracked Wheat, Whole Wheat, Whole Corn, Whole Barley, etc. - Highest cash price paid for all grains. -Mills at Roseburg, Ore., and Vancouver, Wash. Bashford CANDIDATE FOR 8HEKIFF. Having received the nomination or sheriff of Douglas county upon the Democratic ticket at the primary election, I hereby announce my ac ceptance of the courtesy and ask the support of my friends In the coming election In November. I have nerveri the county aa sheriff for one tern and believe I have made good therefore I believe I am entitled to a second term. I bave at all times exerted my best efforts In enforcing the laws of the atate and county, and If re-elected I promise to serve in the Interests of the people. My record aa an officer Is open for investigation. Hoping that my candidacy will meet with the approval of the voters and that I will be accorded a second term, I remain, D. FENTO.V, daw Sheriff of Douglas county. Vanilla Kxtri?t gets better aa It grows older. Itoseburg Pharmacy fine qaullty that has been selU two veara In tha aging. dtf School Books Every Morning r: FOB COUNTY CLERK. To tha Electors of Douglas county: Having received the Democratic nomination for re-election to the office of County Clerk, at tha recent primary election, I hereby announce my candidacy for said office. At all times during this, my frst term in office, I have endeavo-ed to conduct tbe same In an economical and business-like manner, and feel confident that by strict personal attention to tbe duties of the office I bave gained your approval. I hereby Bollclt your suffrage and rota for re-election. Yours very respectfully. dw E. H. LENOX. - SPICK SPAN SPICK8. By which we mean spices that are absolutely clean. You want this kind. Get them at, Roseburg Phar macy. . dtf You can purchase at Roseburg Pharmacy sanitary ninnies, steriliz ing nursing bottles, bottle brushes, and everything to help render baby's food right. dtf Kills n Murderer. A merciless murderer Is appendici tis, with many victims. But Br. King's New Life Pills kill it by pre vention. They gently stimulate the stomach, liver and bowels, preventing that clogging that invites appendici tis, curins constipation, headache, b uousness, chills. 25c at all druggists. Sponges, free Safe and clean, niucy. from lime deposit, at Itoseburg Phar-dtf . ORE GON RESTAURANT . Open Day and NlghU X. lrst-clss meal at all hour. 4. Fresh Olympla Oysters. Fl.h J. and Clams all tue time. J. Regular Meals, 8B Ccnta. X Have added a new Ralcon A. especially reserved lor ladles X and families. X An Electric Piano will furnish X music ourmg meal hour. 4 4. 4. 4. . 4. 4. 4. you should have a First Class ' Fountain Pen From the Roseburg BOOK STORE the best place to buy all your PENCILS, PENS, INKS, CRAYONS, ERASERS, TABLETS AND . SCHOOL SUPPLIES. Hi People's SLore Hm Co-Operative Store Th. Carhartt Overalls Best for . the Road Man. Rail A fuD line of the HAMILTON BROWN vSHOSS At. TW I ft u 'ILo ; THE ROSEBURG BOOKSTORE U ! ift MivMy (veaay.a. ; Oct. L'th. frit) :atj tifc 7:;to i a oirtjua. , 'I Rosebwjr Roch4aIe Co 8 o o o aettyjaJttMa o o o O -a. i o iO 00 o o O O o 0 o o Q O O G O G o