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BRADFORD PIANOS ONE OF THE HIGH-GRADE INSTRU MENTS WE SELL AT A LOW PRICE Thr tone and finish of I Ills piano would demand a much higher price tliun we auk. Musi be aeen to be appreciated. Call and ee (lie New Bradford. OTT LENOX MUSIC DEALERS IS To iVfflSC ROSEBORC KtVIIW NOVEMBER 2, 1910. DAILY WEATHER REPORT. U. S. Weather Bureau, local office, Koseburg, 24 boura ending a. m., today. Precipitation la inches and hun dredths: Highest temperature yesterday. 55 Minimum temp, last 12 hours.. 41 1'reclpltutlou In 24 hours 0 Total preclp. since 1st of mo. 01 Avis preclp. tor mo. for 32 yra 4.33 'lota I preclp. from Sept. 1, 3.G6 Avg. preclp from Sep. 1, 1177 3.78 Total deficiency from Sept. 1, '10, 12 average precipitation for 32 wet seasons, (Sep. to May 32.88 WILLIAM 'bELL,' Observer. WfcATHER FORECAST: Rain tonight and Thursday. Which would you rather part with your hair or fifty cents for a good shampoo? Roseburg Beauty Par lor, dtf CANDY Hmea THE MDftN BUM y awm CwlidlmoCs.. Wit, rtrtlniOmn LOCAL NEWS Have you been to Fisher's to see all the new wall papers, or are you from .Missouri; If you are, he can show you. dtf Effective October 30, trains 7 and 8 between Portland Jefferson Street Depot and Forest Grove and trains 27 and 28 between Portland Union Depot and Silverton will be discon tinued for the winter season. Every other State in the Union, save Nevada, Wyoming and Del aware, support State Normals: Del aware Is a very small State and has two City Normals instead; Wyoming and Nevada are not States for Ore gon to pattern after in an education al way.. California has 6 Normals, Washington 3, and little Idaho 2. Oregon needs all three Normal Schools and until they are provided the Public Schools of the State will suffer and suffer tremendously. 43.7 ner cent of the uresent teachers in Oregon's Public Schools have had Normal training, and our Normals have been In existence only a compar atively few years. BOTH SPEEDY AMI EFFECTIVE This Illustrates the action of Foley Kirinov Pilla an S. Parsons. Battle Creek, Mich., illustrates: "1 have been arriicted with a severe case of Kinney and bladder trouble for which I found nn miior until I used Kolev Kidney Pills. These cured me entirely of all my ailments. 1 was troubled with hackachos and Bevere shooting pains In the sides wltn annoying urmarj n ra0i,in vi t f mr and a sense of mcom pleteness in the net. The steady use of Foley Kidney Pills rid me ent'-ely of a I niv trouuies. rney nam uu highest recommendation. ' - -o - OREGON THE LAST CAMi OK THE WEST n.. iiraiia, v Wnphlke. Beautifully illustrated In four col ors In November Sunset Magazine. Kt unia hII news stands 15 nnV dsw-nol2 the Principles Prohibition. oi L. H. RHOADES & CO. J1,r Successors to A. D. BRADLEY. Come and see us. Can save you money on any thing you want to buy. If you have any thing to sell get my offer before selling as I will pay the highest cash price for second hand goods. LUMBER SHINOLES WINDOWS DOORS WOOD WHERE? COAL, Page Investment Company PHo" SMSt. TOO H. JAOMON at. THIRD ANNUAL National Apple Show SPOKANE, WASHINGTON WX BE HELD November 14th to 1 9th In nn article on "Four Aspects of Clvin Duty," written some time ago by President Taft, he gives the fol lowing clear objections to prohibt tlon: Nothing Is more foolish, nothing more utterly at variance with sound policy than to enact a law which, by reasons of conditions surrounding the community, Is Incapable of en forcement. Such Instances are some, times presented by sumptuary laws, by which the Bale of Intoxicating liquors Is prohibited under penalties in localities where the public sent! ment of the immediate community does not and will not sustain the en forcement of the law. In such capes the legislation is usually the result of agitation by the people In the country districts who are determined to make their rellow-cltlzens in tne city better. The enactment of the law comes through the country rep resentatives who form a majority of the legislature, but the enforcement of the law is among the people who are generally opposed to its enact ment, and under such circumstances the law Is a dead letter. In cases where the sale of liquor cannot be nrohlhltnd In fact. It is far better to regulate than to. attempt to stamp it out. "By the enactment of a drnstic law and the failure to enforce it. there is Injected into the public mind the idea that Inws are to be observed or violated according to the will of those affected. I need not say how altogether pernicious such a loose theory Is. The constnnt violation or neglect of any laws leads to a demoralized view of all laws." Views of President Elliot of Harvard University It may he tnken for granted that President Elliot of Harvard Univer sity would not express himself on such an Important question unless he has studied the matter thorough ly. President Elliot says: "There has been concurrent evil in nrohibltorv leulslatlon. The efforts (to enforce It during forty yenrB have nan some uniooaea ior enecis on public respect for courts, judicial proceeding, oaths and law In gen "nil. and for officers of the law lecislators and nubile servants. The public has seen law defied, a whole ceneratlon of habitual lawbreakers schooled In evasion and slinnieiess ness. courts Ineffective through fluc tuations of policy, delays, perjuries, negligences nnd other miscarriages of lustlce. officers of the law double- faced and mercenary. legislators timid and insincere, candidates for office hypocritical and truckling ana office holders, unfaithful to pledges and reasonable public expectation Through an agitation which has al ways had a-morul end, these lmmo- rnlltes have been developed and made - conspicuous." President Mncoln's Views. Abraham Lincoln expressed his views on the subject as follows: "Prohibition will work great In jury to the cause of temperance. It Is a species of intemperance within itself, for it goes beyond the bounds of reason In that It attempts to con trol a man's appetite by legislation and in making crimes out of things that are not crimes. "A prohibition law strikes a blow at the very principles on which ou government was founded. General Grant's ldcns. General U." S. Grant was opposed to prohibition and gave the follow ing example to illustrate his view or the matter. 'I know from my own experience that when I was nt West Point, thi fact that tobacco in every form was prohibited, and the mere possession of It was severely punished, mad a majority of the cadets, myself in cluded, try to acquire the habit of using It." General Grant died or a cancer caused by excessive smoking, the re sult of a habit cultivated because or prohibitory rule. Mr. and Mrs. Ourdon A.. Fory have moved to 487 North Rose street. du4 Fisher can save you 33 1-3 per cent on your paint and paper con tracts. Wake up, be alive, look for tbe flag. dtf Sponges, free from ime deposit. Safe and clean, at Roseburg Phar macy, dtf Don't Dlay another man b game get a game of your own and see how much better you reel. w e nave games at Roseburg Hook Store. dtf Attention lulles it you warn something strictly up-to-date In suits, skirts, or long coats, don t fall to call and Inspect our nobby line pt samples and cuts of made to order garments. W are representing one of the c ladles' tailoring companies In Cbl- FOH COtXtY JUDGE. Having bstn renominated for the office of County Judge, I wish to Hereby respectfully announce my can didacy for that office. At all times during my present term of office, which is now drawing to a close, I have endeavored to conduct the busi ness affairs of the county In an eco nomical manner, ever having a due regard for the improvement of our county roads as well as the other public property of our county, and at the same time giving my assist ance in the liquidation of our coun ty's indebtedness as fast as we could. According to our county clerk's lust semi-annual statement, duly sworn to 1 DouKlaa county, shows nrs 1?ootvMi nm ninrtnajm vnnr OWBi' ' .. . .... ,. v6. v o - r J nl liabilities at that date Anru I measure, uuu n jyciLei-v u teed. The Fair. ill guaran- dtt STAGE MNE DEPOT. All regular mall stages leave O. W. Rapp'a grocery atore, 133 Sheri dan street, facing R. R-, opposite the exhibit building. Dally stages tor Marshfield, Myrtle Point and all Coos Bay points, also dally hacks (except Sunday) for Peel and Mill wood. Cash paid for produce along the line. dtf HEXAMETHYLFNETKTRAMIXE. This Is the name of a German chem ical which Is one of the many valu hie ingredients of Foley's Kidney Remedy. Hexamothylenetctramlne Is recognized by medical text books as uric acid solvent and anti-septic for the urine. Take Foley's Kidney Remedy promptly at the first sign of kidney trouble and spare yourself pain nnd suffering and maybe a seri ous malady. , $20,000 IN PREMIUMS The greatest variety of prises, cups and trophies ever offered. Prizes for single: apples, boxes and everything up to fall carloads wall be awarded. $ 1 ,000 Championship Carload Prize For the liext rnrload of 30 boxea or bushels. A floor siare of three and one-lialf acres required to house this great show, ursioea tne exhibit of app'e, apple growers, packers and cooker. ' will learn and gain valuable Information, Ample hotel accommodation, wllhnnt raise In price will be provided. Southern Pacific Company e In effect low mamd-trip Fare, from all Polnta on II. Una. Will hav For further Information apply to any S. P. Agent or to WM. McMURRAY, Cenwl Paawgw Agt 910, as against a county indebted ess of 381,107.87 on April 1, 1906. During this time there has also been purchased and paid for a large amount of road building machinery. and a splendid start has been made permanent road building in an parts of Douglas County. We can now with pride beckon the home-seeker to come among us and enjoy with us our advantages and privileges. Aided by the commissioners and all tne otu cers of Douglas County, l'feel that my efforts have not been In valu. Therefore, fellow-citizens of Douglas County, I respectfully Bollcit your support on November 8 for a second term as your county juage. O. W. WOiNACUIT. dBW-paidadvt o CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF. ATARRH Sl'FFERERS fi(M)l) THING TO KNOW. If you own a Hyomel hard rubber nlialer. the Red Cross Pharmacy wnnts you to know that they will sell you a bottle of HYOMEI for only 50 cents. Remember this, all who suffer from catarrh a bottle of HYOMEI fnrnnounce It Hieh-o-niel is nut up In a separate package ana sola ior tu cents, to accommodate the vast army of people who already own a Hyomel nhaler. The Red Cross Pharmacy will sell It to vou at that price and give you the opportunity to begin at once to rid vourself of vile catarrh and the snuffling, hawking and spitting that rn with it. Manv neonie tnrougn years oi ne- elect have let catarrh get a strong hold upon them, some oi inene lieu nln unreasonably think that one bot tle of HYOMEI ought to cure them. No matter how cnrnnic your ca inrrhiil troubles. HYOMEI Is guaran teed to cure them If you give it hulf n cliniice. Just breathe It, tnnts an and Its healing, -soothing, antiseptic properties will mnko you teei Deiier ill a day. f you own nn Inhaler get a u nanl linlt n nf 1YO.MU1 tOdliy. 1 vnn do not. own a Hyomel innaier, ask for a SI. 00 outfit, which includes Inhaler. Suves mi Iowa Man's Life. The verv itrave seemed to yawn be fore Robert Mndsden of West Bur- llnnton. Iowa. when, after sevc weekB In the hospital, four or tne hnui nhvsiciuiiH euve him up. men was shown the marvelous curatlv nower of Electric Hitters. For, nfter nlsrht months suffering from liver trouble and yellow Jaundice, getting nn heln from -other remedies or noc- lorB. five bottles of this mutcniesa medicine completely cured him. Its nositivelv guaranteed for Stomach l.lver or Kidney troubles and never disappoints. Only 50c at all druggist LOST Lady's gold bracelet. Finder I please leave at this office. dn4 I m Having received the nomination or sheriff of Douglas county upon the Democratic ticket at the primary election, 1 hereby announce my ac ceptance of the courtesy and ask the support of my triendB In the coming election in November. I have served the county as sheriff for one term and believe 1 l.avo made good therefore believe I am entitled to a second term. I have at all times exerted my best efforts In enforcing the laws of the state and county, and If re-elected nromlse to serve in the interests or the people. My record as an officer Ib open for Investigation. Hoping thnt my canaiaacy win meet with the approval of the voters and that I will be accorded a second term, i remain, B. FENTON, dsw Sheriff of Douglas county, FOR SALE Nine room house on lot 70x100; nice location. Inquire at Review. dtf FOR COUNT! CLERK. To the Electors of DouglaB county: Having received the Democratic nomination for re-election to the office of County Clerk, at the recent primary election, I hereby announce my candidacy for said office. At all times durlne this, my first term In office, 1 have endeavored to conduct the same In an economical ana dubi-ness-like manner, and feel confident that by strict personal attention to the duties of the office I have gained your approval. I hereby solicit your suffrage ana vote for re-election. Yours very respectfully, dsw K. H. LHMU.V No one Ilea awake thinking of vnnr business: out of print out of mind. The Presidential candidates urn well advertised every four years Ask your neighbor who ran with Hrvnn the last time five out of ten will say they have forgotten and the other five will tnina a long umo ur fore they correctly answer. T A 1714 acres close to town; A 10 acres under plow, 7 acres 4 being rich bottom land; good 4. 7-room house, barn, well; 2 J. acres bearing orchard; nice 4, place for small dairy, poultry, J. fruit. S2000 cash. Will soil cows, horse, poultry and Im plements at low price FOR SALE Asparagus roots, 1'ai- r T P. A. COPPARD, Oakland. Oregon. metto variety. Price 7.1c per 10(1 or tr, ner thousand. II. C. Dawson en' C.....l o.-o Unllth V V. . ItOSe- ,,r(t daw Have Arundel tuna It. Jefferson's Ideas. "No man has a natural right to commit aggression on the equal rights of another, and this Ib nil from which the law ought to re strain him: every man Is under the natural duty of contributing to the necessities of society, and this Is all the laws ought to enforce on him. When the laws have declared and en forced all this they have fulfilled their functions, and the Idea Is quite unfounded that on entering Into so ciety we give up any natural right." GREATER OREGON HOME RULE ASSOCIATION H. C. McAllister. Secretary. Portland. Oregon. GOOD TREES FOR YOU Spitzenburgs, Newtowns, Ortleys Rnval Anna, nine and Lambert cherrv trees: Dartlett. Anion and Cornice Pears, and everything else under the sun for the tree planter, Hardy, clean, thrifty stock; the kind you've been looking for. A. L. KITCHIN Nursery Salesman; Office In Lewis' Studio, opposite tbe PostofTlce. Phone 2026 Roseburg, Oregon FOR CXH'NTV CLERK. I Maving Deeu wiinjii-u an ..t of the people on the Republican tick et September 2, 19111, 1 tase pieim ure In assuring you of a clean and thorough campaign. Have always DMn a Republican without question. If elected will promise a careful and economical administration, oblig ing and courteous to all. I solicit your support. Truly yours, dsw W. T. EMERY. o Roseburg-Coos Bay Automobile Stage Service was resumed June 1st ou the Roseburg-Coos Bay Automobile Stage Line, and regular trips are now being made. New cars and expert drivers. Running time eight hours. Seat reservations made in ad vance. Roseburg headquarters. PILKINGTON BROS. GARAGE ALCOHOL I PER CENT. ANcMaWeltoDaWionrirAS similailn the food antlRifa tingtlte Siomte andBowls of GASTORIA Klsl.iM-fastilll.iBll.1 PromotesDitfMttonOitftfil ness and Restionlalns neittur Opiuni.Morphlne norMuKral, Not Narcotic; jkpttfouikSiwtirmBX For Infants and Children. ' The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of star Aiwrftn-lRenwdv lYirCOTsfs (toil . Sour Storali.Dlarrttal Worms J-oiwulsKmsJ'fwnst ness andLoss OF !lekk FtcSimlle Signature of NEW YORK. V In Use For Over Thirty Years Exact Copy of Wrapper. TNI IstTMin MHNT, HIW NM TT. CLASSIFIED ADS. FOR SALE Ten-room house with nearly an acre of river bottom; plenty of fruit; rich garden soil Hood terms. Pino st. dtf I.OV HOTEL RATES FOR R08H BURG PEOPLE. Mr. V. M. Seward, proprietor of the new Hotel Seward at Portland, Ore., wishes us to announce that the rates for rooms at the Sew ard are $1.00 per day and np. The Seward was opened in Jsdj. 11)1111, and is one of the most artistic, Inquire 508 North ! """ - 1 - - 1 iiilu iaa lan Viiat llta-oatt All NsAMI Imvr dint't outMlile exposure, and the FOR SALE 4 lots 40x90 with T- ,.., ... ih tndl Woitnu room house; 1 burn and city wa- U Klng new department store, thus tor; all in good shape; V4. block ' ., .,,, clulr onnortuuHy to do their shopping. Mr. . . from Lane School; will sell at bargain. Inquire Review. 1I11I8 FOR SALE Hobart M. Cable piano used only ft months. Price S-0. liKiuiro r,r,2 W. Oak. OR SALE OR TRADE Modern 8 room house nnd :J8 lots lu best part of city. F. M. Springton, Box 84 2, Coour d'Alene, Idaho. dsw FOR SALE. 160 acres of timber land, east of Roseburg. Particu lars can be bad by applying to the Review oltlce or addressing Box T, Roseburg, Ore. dsw Clarke has succeeded Mr. A. A. Wright as head of the office force. Mr. CUarke will be remembered by many as one of the most congenial ami obliging clerks that ever stood behind a hotel counter in Portland. We would suggi'Nt to our readers that they give the Seward a trial. Take 'hus at depot or car marked "W" and net off at Tenth street. od . If vou are looking for fresh gro ceries, that are up-to-date, step la and examine ours, Casa Street Gro cers, corner .Rose and Cass streets. Stubbs ft Perman. dtf ''OR SALE. The Imported Por- chcron stallion Volage, a black in color; he Is seveu yeurs old, weighs 2000 pounds In work or der; terniB If wanted. If inter ested write at once to M. R. Ryan, Drain, Oregon. dsw FOR SALE. Five- horses, one year ling colt, two Jersey bulls, full blooded stock; 11 full blooded Jer sey heifers. Inquire of W. 0. Harding ft Co's. office, or at the Whinnle place, formerly the Lamb place, at Wilbur. These animals will be sold Individually or many as purchaser may desire. dBW f i FOR SALE. 13 acres creek bottom land, all In cultivation; only 1 mile from Myrtle Creek; good house and outbuildings; about 125 chick ens, Jersey cow and tools go with placo. A bargain if sold soon. Write E. B. Barber, Myrtle Creek, Oregon. dtf FOR SALE U acres within three- Quarters of a mile of city limits; good new 0-rooin house, sanitary chicken house, outbuildings; good crenk bottom; splendid fruit, ber ry or garden land; an Ideal poul try place; SI 850.00, half down. H Graham, Roseburg, Ore., Box 88 ata " FOR SALE Two youag homes, oh black and one bay; three years old last spring', weight 1400 each; broke to work. Apply to 0. H. Pitta, Ruckles. Ore. dswtf - run nn.i x. FOR RENT. Two separate rooms to men. Address "w." car Review. WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER would like sewing. Prices reason able. 922 Mill st. MrB. Oliver. dnlS WANTED Girl to do general house work. Apply to 003 Mill St. dtf WANTED. Two girls. Apply at Roseburg Steam Laundry. dtf WANTED Saleslady. Apply to VTol lenberg Bros.' store. dtf IXST and FOUND. LOST In Roseburg. a gold watch fob; name "Chester" engraved on bangle. Leave at Cllngenpcel'a Jewelry store und claim reward. dn3 asr-ll Ka DMjjh. i-'OR SALE. 300 acres, 2 miles from good town; 8 acres orchard, aDOUt 6 acres bottom land, balance good grazing land; some timber and plenty of wood. A good stock ranch, and a bargain at n per acre; terms for one-half. Write K. B. Barber, Myrtle Creek, Or. tt FOR SALE. 80 acres, 6 miles from Myrtle Creek; 60 acres bottom land, 30 acres cleared In crop, 10 acres slashed, other ten easily cleared; two creeks, plenty of water for Irrigation; small house and barn; plenty of outside range. Thirty dollars per acre now. Write B. B. Barber, Myrtle Creek, Or. tf FOR RALE 420 acres only 10 miles frntn Iffmctiiirs: alinut ttu acres in cultivation, free soli; 3 acres of orchard; good barn, old house; place all fenced und cross-fenced; Price 1 1 1 tier acre: good terms Address II. P., care Review, dtf LOST Child's red Bweater with white pearl buttons. Kinuer pieaso return to this office. Reward. dn2 FOl'NI) Black scarf. Owner please call nt this office and describe It. dtf I LOST. On Saturday, on the road from KoHcnurg to uuoe, a wooieu blanket, color 1I 110 with black stripe. Finder please leave at ths Bellows Store aud receive reward. A. J.,11Uwb. daw The Semi-Weekly Oregon Journal Publishes the latest and most com plete telegraphic news of the world; gleva reliable market reports, as It Is published at Portland, whera tna market news can be aad ia corrected to data for each Issue. It also hat a nan of sueclal matter for tht farm and home, an entertaining story paga nnd a page or mora of comic each week, and It goes to tha subscriber twice every week 104 times a year. Th. Unview gives all the local and county news and happenings and should b In every home In this vi cinity. , The two papers mane a apienum combination and you aava $1.00 by sending your subscription to Tbe Re view. We can also give our sub scribers a good clubbing offer for tha Dsllz and Sundvy, or Sunday Jour nal, in connection with Tha Revltfa. Patroalu Havlasj aSverUsars. o .3 o o o o
