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.i 4- IT,, EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEVC ISSUED DAILY KXCEfT BUVDA? REVIEW PUBU8HINO COMPANY t. WIMHWU.Y DAILY Per year, by mail 13.00 Per mouth, delivered CO Per week, delivered 16 SEMI-WEEKLY Per jrear 12.00 Six month! I' 0" NOVE.MBEU 21, 1UIO. Only 30 days until Christmas. Every year there are more and more people who are thankful that they live In Oregon. Eastern Importations and a "war" among the dealers In Portland forced the turkey market down to 22 and 25 cents per pound, at retail, yesterday. This will not prevent Douglas county growers from raising more turkeys than ever next year. DougluB county's exports of fruits thlB year will exceed 300 carloads, or a solid train considerably over two miles long. As this fruit will average fully (1000 per car, the In creased wenlth of the county Is over 1300,000 from that source alone. In a few years the annual output will reach ten times that sum annually. North RoHeburg has no school building hut the need for one Is be coming Imperative. If the school board will not locate the new high school there, why not secure the property now occupied by Moore's barn, at the corner of Main and Washington streets? No more cen tral location could be found. The Catholic church block. If obtnlnahle, would also be a choice location. Re member, In building this fine new high school It will probably be the city's leading school for the next 20 years and Its proper location Ib Im portant. As such schools are useful In many ways, as numerous cltleB ' are now utilizing them, they should bo located upon the very best obtain able Bites. Education nowadays con sists of more than a few hours school work each day, and the new high school should also supply these many other needs. AN ADVKHTIHKMKNT AUDIT GOOD 81IOF.S. (Ily II. Ii. fltephens, the Shoe Man) Consider for a moment that every body wenrs shoes In some shape or style, their whole life through; then consider next the life of a Bhoe Is It bettor to invest $6 for one pair or the mine amount for three pairs? You all like new bIiocb, but most people don't like bienklng-ln a new Bhoe, bo It Ib Invariably the best and most satisfactory plan to get one good pair Instead of 3 for the money Invested. There Is more satisfaction. Delicately Formed and gently reared, women will find In all the seasons of their lives, as maid' ens, wives and mothers, that the one simple, wholesome laxative remedy, which acta gently and pleasantly and naturally and which may be taken at any time, when the system needs a laxative, with perfect safety and real ly beneficial effects, la Syrup of Fig! and Elixir of Senna. It has that true delicacy of flavor which is so refreshing to the taste, that warming and grateful toning tr the stomach which responds so favor ably to Its action and the laxative ef feet which Is so beneficial to the sys tem when, occasionally. Its genllt cleansing la required. Tho genuine, always bearing the name of the California Fig Syrup Co., may be purchased from all leading druggists In original packages of one size only, price fifty cents lier bottle. WHAT Cl'KKS Kt'ZKM A ? We have had ao many Inquiries lately regarding Eczema and other skin diseases, that we are glad to make our answer public. After enre rul Investigation we have found that a simple wash of Oil of Wlntergreen. as compounded In D. D. D., can ho relied upon. We would not make this statement to our patrons, friends and neighbors unless we were sure of it and although there are many so called Eczema remedies sold, we our selves unhesitatingly recommend D. D. D. Prescription. FlecauBP We know that It gives Instant relief to that torturing itch. Because D. D. D. starts the cure at the foundation of the trouble Because It cleanses, sootheB and heals the skin, flecause It ennbles Nature to re pair the ravageB of the disease. RecauBe the records of ten years of complete euros of thousands of the most serious cases show that D. D. I). Is today recognized ob the ab solutely reliable Eczema cure. Drop Into our store today, Just to talk over your case with us. Red Cross Pharmacy. Haven an Iowa Man's Life. The very grave seemed to yawn be fore Robert Madsden of West Ilur lington, Iowa, when, after sevon weeks In the hospltnl, tour of the best physlcluns gave him up. Then was shown the marvelous curative power of Electric Hitters. For, after eight months suffering from liver trouble and yellow laundlce, gottlng no help from other remedies or doc tors, five bottles of this matchless medicine completely cured him. Its positively guaranteed for Stomach, Liver or Kidney troublos and never disappoints. Only 50c at all druggists. Barnard's new MarsbBeld stage line, office corner Rose and Wash ington streets. dtf H. II. C. Wood Is district agent for the Ladles' Home Journal and Satur day Evening Post. Leave your orders ut Roseburg Hook Store for any book or magazine published. dtf Strong Healthy Women If a woman it ttrunit and healthy In a tvornnnly way. moth erhood meant to her hut lit : Ic suiTering. The trouble lie In tha fact that the many women itiiTer from weukness and diteate of tho distinctly feminine organism and are unfitted for motherhood This cun be remedied , , Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Cnrea the wonkneeiea and dijoruVr at women. It eta directly on tho delicate and imnoiuont organs concerned in motherhood, (linking llit-ni health y strong vigorous virile nnd olustic "Favorite Prescription' banishes the i:uiii.po;itioni of tho period of expectancy and makes huhy's advent easy nnd almost painless. It quickens and vitali7.es tlm feminine organs, and insures a healthy and ro'.m.t baly. 'l'hout.uTil? of womni hnvo testified to its marvelous merits. It MmkcM Weak Women Strong. It Makes Sick Women Well. Honest drujtgiits do not offer suimittutcn, and urge them upon you as " just as good." Aooept no secret nostrum in phu-e ot thiw non-secrrt remedy. It contains not a drop of alcohol mid not a grjtn of ttithit-f.iriiimg or injurious drugs. Is a pure glyceric extract of heultng, native American roots. GOOD TREES FOR YOU Spitzenburgs, Newtowns, Ortleys Royal Anue, King aud Lambert cherry trees; Hnrtlett, Anjou and Cornice Fears, and everything else under the sun for the tree planter. Hardy, clean, thrifty slock; the kind you've been looking for. A. L. KITCHIN Nursery Salesman; Office In Lewis' (Uudlo, opposite the PostofD.ee. Phone 2026 Roseburg, Oregon FENCE The Right Kind at the Right Price r wi saw 'l m m. v m l an w m m mi I i CHRISTY'S mm dtf ... .... J. F. BARKER & CO. impi.km kxis ami i;nin.i;s &o$ekurgf Oregon 0 By CARL WILLIAMS. E bad Just t'ouit in Ins car from the Ui'in oit lliii xiiivt vt rd I dine In Ilowitrrl Christy's tMtimiitloii all wmM1sik were trrea, but out uhim Im unreel In the caune of 11 merger mill hntilii lire. Aud nuw, with Hie cnvniony mid quickly dUputciit'd n-(.pth'ii behind ; him, be was hen li-d for tin mlin unci j more. Ills mtuiu buvivtury would b awaiting him. "Mother!" In l he half ploora. tin If mist of the oncoming twilight, an his cur w;n wedtftd In anion;; srori'N of other vi- 1 bit-le Id front of the tiniuil Central ration, he heiird that word, and Uwiv en only known why be leuuud lorwurd to see who bud uttered It. lie looked straight Into the dewy depths of won lei'ful violet eyed. but ! they were not lixed on him. They looked fur beyond, across the tangle of vehicles, to where a woman with bo ft brown Irtr and bciiuiirut gray eyes Biniicd to the uhl from out a masti of furs and violets. Christy forcot to urt his clitninVur to get out of the tangle somehow, lie Hat quite still for one lone, thought ful minute. Then he leaned forward with a Blhiihtrly serene expression tin his fc.tuUK. detenniti td face. "You can drop rue here. 1 am g o I n g out of town." "Yes. sir." was the man's me chiinlcnl renlv "YOU CAN PROP MB au(J Uut SO UlUfb 1IKKE." ns ,(V ,h(l fli(.kop of no eyelash did ho betray bin aston ishment ns his master stepped from the car nnd. Immaculate In frock coat, pray trousers, silk hat, soft fsr.iy jrloves and boutonulere. stalked tlirounh the gloom and crowd iuto the brilliantly lighted station. Christy had a private car In one of the uptown yards, bin he rave It no thought. He bought n ticket for Tru mansburp. 'He was piln;: home for Thanksgiving with "inoTber" Ycnrs bad passed over his head since he had left Trumaustiurir. He had often thought of golnc back fur a vlIt. but the second thnnjrht was better than the first. It always ended in bis send log for his mother to visit him Instead Christy was not a N a point u of finance In all these years he bad made no meteoric rise, but he bad climbed steadily, and now. us he had acquired a patch of gray over each ear and a trilling Ftoop of the shoulders, be bad turned over bis fifth million. Kmlnent nerve specialists bad w irn od him that be must cease his endear ora or lose his health, but . Christy laughed at them. Neither nrglngs of friends nor order of physicians bad any effect. Yet be now yielded 10 the note of Joy In a girl's voice and was going home. The girl's voice had brought home and mother hack to him, and as the train dashed on he smiled softly to himself and planned bis arrival at home. lie hud taken the filer becnusto It was the !!ri train out. A word to the amluble conductor, and the engineer was Instructed to stop at Trumans burg. The station was dark when, a little after midnight, the train paused Just king enough for the single passenger to drop to the platform. Hut there was a light In the post otllce across the road from the depot, and preseutly a man etitue out to take the mall bag flung off by the messen gers. That train step here?" he asked In credulously of Christy. "For a moment," wun the amused re spouse. "I'o you know where 1 can get a bed this time of nlnht?" The mall carrier reirirded hlra with disdain. "Of course." he suld loftily. "This town ain't so snuill that It duett not have hotels You can always get Into the Liberty House If you ring loud enough. It's two blocks north, one fast." In the morning he hunted up the residence of one of the clothing store proprietors and Induced him to open his store. Here he selected an outfit less conspicuous thny hla wedding guest attire aud of the sort he had once regarded as the last word of ele gance. He lighted a cbrar and strolled over in the church He knew that the fam ily celettratloii al- v a y s started with the morn :Ui: service, w bile the most depend able grandchild remained at home to baste the tur key and keep the Hie up. He had not long to wait t'ifore the old fsirtu wag on drove up aud It was Christy who helped bis mother out and kissed the with ered cheek as he held her In hla arms for an Instant. The okt lady looked up In surprise: Inen. with a glad little cry. she threw her arms about bis neck. "I dlda't racoffQlM you yoa looJted o like an of us, Howard,' she m tremblingly. "That'a what Pm thankful for. I ean e till be one of you." be answered, and he told himself that the losses be would have to stand on the deals that would suffer In bin absence were well repaid by the look of delight In bis i mother's eyes. I They slipped quietly Into the ch.irch. and none realized that the mail In the cheap suit was the "Christy boy" of whom they had neard so much and aeen nothing. They set him down ns one of the distant relatives of the ChnM.vs, and only Nan Copeland. seeing with the eyes of her heart, could tell that It was the much talked of millionaire It was Nan whom Christy non-tit when the short service of prayer was done. She laid her hand rtmlilij in his. but her eyes spoke her welcome not to be concealed. "What In the world brings you here?" she asked in surprise, "We th.nmhl that you had nulte forgotten Tnimans burg." "I came to see my mother nnd yon." he answered In a whisper "1 thought I: was only mm her. Nan. but when I b:iw yon I realised that there were two persons had come to see. 1h there any chance for rne?" For a moment the girl was sllput Once she had dreamed dreams of n home in which she and Howard Chris ty should live happily ever after I hen he hud made his first scoop In Wall street, and after that there was no time for thoughts of love on Christy's part. The correspond ence dwindled down and died. Now1; he seemed to hove reverted to the Howard Christy Bhe hud always loved. "There may be a c b a n c e 1 u time." she admit ted. "I'VE TIlltEE THINGS "You don't need TO BE thankful to add that last," FOU " he said humbly. "I didn't suppose that you were going to fall on my neck just because I came buck und asked you Hut If there Isn't any one elso I'm go lng back to town to close up some deals, and then I'm coming home to convince you thnt I'll make a model husband. There Isn't any one else. Is there. Nan?" "Not as yet," she conceded, and Christy smiled radiantly. " r ve t h ree things to bi thankful for." he said jubilantly. "Y m nud my mother und my own old self. Three thanks for one Thanksgiving tire a whole lot. Nan. and the best of these 18"- "Your own old self." quoted Nnney, coloring delightfully, nud Christy read In her eyes that his probation would uot be long. M Thanksgiving Table Decorations. Here are some suggestions for the decoration of the Thiiuksglvtng dinner table: Instead of the costly 'lowers for the central ornament of ih table make a centerpiece that will delight every one by Its novel appropriateness. Ou u mirror plateau place a pumpkin, the yellowest and fairest that ever glowed between rows of fading coru. The tup must be cut off and some of the center removed. The space Is then lined with smilax. asparagus fern or the hardy dogtooth fern that every country boy knows delies the frost und cau be found as fresh under the snow us when wet by summer rains. Heap the space high with lady apples, grace ful bunches of grapes und yet more ferns, allowing u few of the latter to stray down the side nnd rest their pretty tracery on the white cloth. Or get a low, round wicker basket and pile It high with rosy cheeked ap ples, letting three or four of them drop from It ou the tablecloth to signify abundance At each plate place a red apple decorated with a ruff and frilled p:ipcr cap and sketch with Ink n comic face on the smooth skin. It will create no end of fun for the children. Or pile a basket with either apples or p-.'iirs and place a border of autumn leaves around it: also one around each of the plates at the fable. Oct a lil hunch or yellow chrysan themums and put them either In an old blue ginger Jar or a brown earth enware piicher I'ailinii these, a small bean pot such as Is used for baking beans will prove a decorative recepta cle for them Place two or three of the chrysanthemum ou the tablecloth tier It A basket piled full of yellow ears ot co;u is a untojie centerpiece. With this should be placed at each plate three mains ot corn -to commemorate t!e ume In 1 1 when the crops fall "I noil the eo'onlsis were threatened with "tarv aifon. being put on ration- -if a few kernels of corn a day A day of tiodit'i; and prayer was appointed Ci.'ii. ;:iul directly after, as It In an s.vr iN-re was a lout; continued rain- si 01 m and a vessel arrived ladeu with prnvNIons Then In gratitude a day of th '!iikslvti!i nss appointed about the ii-itM e of .Inly ThW was observed 1 a otue tlfty years, when the day wtfw e'uniged to harvest time.-Boston Herald Queen 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. t Samples nuy be had of your grocer, or at the Douglas County Mills, on Pine 8i.-,n, between Cass und Ouk streets.) 1 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 Bring your Barley and Oats to us and we will roll them 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 ! JL- JL-yLJH J. J. V J J. UL Mills at Roseburg, Ore., and Vancouver, Wash. T. fiOOl) MOWS. Many ltoschuru; Headers Have Heard it and Profited Thereby. Fountain Pens sold, cleaned and repaired at Roseburg Book Store. dLf "Good news travels fast." nnd t'le thousands of bad hack sufferers in Roseburg lire glad to learn that prompt relief Is within their reach. Many a hime, weak and nching back Is had no more, tlmnim tn Dotin'c I Kidney Pills. Our citizens are tell ing tho good news of their experience with the Old Quaker Remedy. Here Is an example worth reading: j. Mathews, 813 Short stroot, Roseburg, Ore., says: "I nut glad to confirm my former endorsement of Dunn's Kidney Pills.. For several I years 1 was troubled with backache J and other symptoms of kidney com- i plaint aud all my effort a for relief f were unsuccessful until I procured Doan's Kidney Pills. An injury was the cause of the trouble. Reing favorably Impressed bv snoral state ments given In favor of Doan's Kid ney Pills, I procured a box at the Marsters Drug Co. nnd commenced their use. This remedy strengthened my kidneys und toned up my entire svstem. 1 consider Doan's Kidney I Pills the best kidney medicine to be had." For gale by all dealers. Prlco ".0 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo. New York, sole agents for tho. United States. i Remember the name Doan's and take no other. I IP VOU AltlO WI LL POSTKB on lumber we don't need to tell you of its good qualities. You have fo ind them out for yourself. It is the man who knows littlo about it we want ti reach. If you are one we want to say most emphatically that the best lumber is by far the cheapest, aud that ours is the best to be had. I. BONA MILLS Ll'MllUn CO., 'nr. IMnp itnrl OmIc fillet. BARRELS g BARRELS Of Cran berries, Mince meat, andsoforth, For Thanksgiving. That's the way we get all the good things to eat and You'll be Thankful if you trade with us. North Side Grocery Co. Phone aa. Every housewife knows the value of Old Wheat flour In makiiiK good 1 bread. The Roseburg Rochdale Co. I have a good supply of "Olympic" land "Snowdrift" flour. Made from old crop wheat. dtt NEW YORK CAFE .. Clinn -lo, I'rop. $ ! 4 4. OPKX HAY AX1 MC.IIT. J. Meals at All Hours. 4- .J. i Regular Meals 30 cents. 4. .j. (Milcken Dinner Sundays, from 4 4. 12 noon to 2 p. in. $ 4. 'h 4. t'bop Suey. Noodles, Fresh J. Oysters. Fish, etc., all the time, .j. 4. Cor. Jackson A Washlns-ton Sts 4. PAT You Don't Have To Go To Sea To See for Cement Culverts, Cement Sewer Pipes, sizes 8 to 86 Inches. Oenu-nt building foundation and chimney blocks. Cement sidewalk and cement work of any kind. I bave 0v6 or six hooses I will sell cheap, aa I want to use the money In other business. Se. my burglar-proof window lock, Its O. K. See Pat's Elastic roof paint for leaky roofs. We build, move or repair your houses. Business buildings a specialty. Over forty years ejperlence In building. SStbru1? F. F. PATTERSON DID T BKlXHiMS YOl' " Char.tv'i Visiticg Dy. Clu:r!lv bccias al home, bat at Tlinkii1 in time It ought to go vWlt tii' and tii-lr to make happy the lives of the. to n hem turkey Is only a memory 01 a hum kt-ry. Den I One.tvt Y.urMtf. Plr-aty f people Imjgtn tkey kavt nothing far whtcB ta alva tauaa, feat tiaaa)ias) k lcir, f i- r (MtK.liON KKSTAI'KANT Open Hay and Night. Cri-cla!s meals at all hours F--'h Olyinnia Oyiters. I'lsh an- ''inni-i nil t ,e t'nie tegular Meal. 8a Cents. .j. Have added a rew laii-"n e-iiieelnltv te-ic-ved for ladles aud fsmllles. An Kleeirlc I'lano -IH furnish -r Riusle during meal hours. . 4 Commercial Abstract Co. Abstracts of Titles Blue Prints Filing Papers, Etc. WE WOX GO ON YOUR BOND Insurance Conveyancing 328 NORTH JACKSON STREET, R05EBUR.C. OREGON . 1 i
