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NOVEMBER 28, 1010.
BTILL VOUE PnODl'CKRS
ARE VA.TKI IN OREGON.
PORTLAND. Or., Nov. 24. More
producers on the farm lands of Ore
gon Is the greatest need of the state,
oeretarv Chapman, of the Oregon
Development League, Is determined
this subject shall receive attention
at the coming league convention in
' cilem, Nov. 28. 29 and 30. Its
discussion will be an Important fea
ture of the third day's session.
Judge ChnrleB H. Carey Is hooked
for an address on the new Informa
tion division of the Bureau of Im
migration nt Washington, and he will
outline a plan wherebv the different
commercial clubs of the state may
secure desirable settlers from Ihc
flood of foreign lmmtgrnnts who
come to this country every year from
abroad, through the agency of Imml
rrntlon agents appointed by the
state.
Obviously. Oregon does not seek
foreigners of all classes to populate
Its vacant lnnds. But among the ar
rivals there Is a fnlr proportion of
those who are able and willing to
purchase or rent fnrms and who
would be glad to come to Oregon
for that nurnnse If they knew of the
prent opportunities here for such
settlers.
Colonies of Industrious foreigners
. have been located In varlouB parts
f of Oregon with splendid results.
Bouttiern Oregon has a nohemlan col
ony that Is giving a good account
of IfRolf. Washington county has a
settlement of Hollanders, whose
farms are among the best in the
state. Thrifty . farmers of this sort
are. a big asset to Oregon and their
additions to the state's wealth each
year add to the general prosperity.
More producers like them are very
desirable.
i "I want to see Oregon take Rteps
to get Its share of this Immigration
and to furnish the Information Bu
reau at Washington with full data
respecting our state." snld Judge
' Carey In discussing the subject. "I
shall endeavor to point out the way
In which this can be done without in
volving the stnte in expense, niul I
believe that bv utilizing ttiln means
we shall be abls to gut thrifty nml
Industrious people here In districts
that need colonisation and settle
ment. ' '
"A matters stand, the great ma
jority of immigrants remain in or
neiif Now York, anil the tendency Is
to overcrowd the big city and 11b
vicinity. Many of these people stay
L....IJJ.-- . 'Hjui
io far away qs Oregon without prop
er .'Licuiiiagi-uient,
"Those who have no money nil
not be attracted here, for the expeiim;
of coming is no ainull item, btit my
plan U to get those who have money
and who aetttu by previous experience
nnd training to be the rlht material
fur Oregon farmers, dairymen, to:k
men. garde neru, fruit growers ?n1
the like. The great question' with
t he Immigration ftnreau Is how to
get themt jjeople disseminated
throughout the L'ntted Stati-H, and
to relieve the rongeHtlon on the At
lantic seaboard. Ho while Orpgon
will he promotljiK Its own IntereKtg,
It will lie aiding In Rolvlng an Im
portant problem that Ik becoming
more serious every year."
Oregon communities that arc rep
resented at the Salem convention
will bo In n position to benefit large
ly by the plnn that will be adopted ro
HPiuro a portion of the large annim.
Immigration from foreign Inn da. The
diKi:upnion will ho of practical value
to all In attendance and those live
communities that are looking tor
more settlers will do well to have
delegates In attendance.
ItOTH H!KI:i)V AM) HWHCTIVIC
This Illustrates the action of Foley
Kidney PIIIh as S. Parsons, Hattle
'reek, Mich.. Illustrates: "I have been
iffllcted with a severe c;ise of kidney
vd bladder trouble for which I found
no relief until I used Foley Kidney
;,ills. TheHe cured mo entirely of all
ny ailments. 1 was troubled with
ackaches nnd severe shooting pains
n the sides with annoying ur!nary ir
egulHrltles and a sense of incom
pleteness In the act. The Bteinly use
)f Foley Kidney 1'IHs rid me ent-t?ly
f all my troubles. jThey have my
'ilghest commendation."
'old by Marsters Drug. Company.
IKAIffHfHV CAl'KKS MAX
TO SHOOT UI1K AM) SI-XK
PORTLAND, Nov. 24. Insanely
enlous, so Mr wife's relatives slate,
because of his wife's good looks, VYI1-
lain HafHing, after a short conver
sation with Mrs. IliiKKlng in front of
her brother's homo, shot the woman
ind then himself. Mrs. Massing died
half un hour later. Massing .with
two bullets In his head has a lighting
nance for lire.
According to Kmll Med man. the
woman's brother, the jealousy of
Massing in used a Hepnrntion. Med
man asserts Massing made threats
against his wife's life and bemuse of
ihem they had him arrested. Tin
harge was dismissed. Mcdmnn Buys
Massing was continually Importun
ing a reconciliation. Tonight he
waited In front of Medium's house
SKIN DISEASE?
HUMORS IN THE BLOOD
Nature lias made .ample provision
in the moisture and sunshine of the
air for the outward protection ana
healthy condition of the skin. But
the more important work of nourish
ing the cuticle lias been left to an in
ward source the bloid. It is from
the Circulation that the pores and
glands receive their biimulus, and
the fibrous tissues are all preserved
in a healthful state tiecanse of con
stant nutriment supplied by the blood.
It is only when the circulation be
comes infected with liumore or acids
that we are troubled with akin affec
tions. The humors producing these
trouoles are carrieil through the cir
culation direct to the skin, and their
irritating or inflammatory effect re
mains until ttie blood is cleansed.
S. S. S. cures Skin Diseases, because
it is the greatest of all blood purifiers.
It goes into the circulation and
Rli.MOVI-S the
acids anil humors
which are caus
ing the trouble,
builds up the
weak , . acrid
bloofl, and com
pletely cures Kc
zeiua. Acne, Tet
ter. Salt Klioiim
limples, rashes, and all eruptions c
ihe skin. When S. S. S. l as driven
sutthe humors every symptom passe
iway, the skin is again nourishe
with cooling, healthful blood, iialura
evaporation is renewed, and the iki
becomes soft and smooth. Hoi.R i
Skin Diseases unci medicul advice
THE SWITI BPKOiriO CO., Ailtn
KOWitfitatf MVftin41't
l'OK I-ISKHIlJEXCi' IX IBIS
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24. If the
plan-, of Theodore Roosevelt do not
go astray, the next Republican Na
tional convention, which will a use in
ble In the summer of 1912. will ten.
der the Presidential nomination tc
tne only living ex-President and wll
Insist upon his acceptance. Thi
and a great deal more concerning thf
political alms and purposes or ttu
colonel, was learned duriug his re
cent visit to Washington, but hlr
intimate friends with whom h
talked have been loth to discus:
what they learued in more or lesi
confidence.
colonel Koosevelt has never bc
far as kuowji, said to any man that
ne is a candidate for renomination
nor nas ne admitted In so mnn
worus mat he would accept the noml
nation if it were tendered him. Ye
lie has spoken with characteristic
frankness In a way which left lilt
friends In no doubt whatever as to
His tine attitude, and that attitude
Is as stated; he wants another nomi
nation, and he will accent it If ten
dered, but he will not openly become
a canaiaate.
'MtU'iO.V CiiOTS .VI PKH CKXT
MOItH IX KOHICST MOXKY.
The very grave seemed to yawn be
fore Robert Madsdcn of West Bur
lington, Iowa, when, after seven
weeks 111 the hospital, four of the
best physician gave him up. Then
was shown the marvelous curative
power of Klectrlc Hitters. For, after
ight months suffering from liver
trouble ami yellow -Jaundice, getting
no help from otlior remedies or doc
tors, flvo bottles of litis matchless
medicine completely cured him. . lb:
positively guaranteed for Stomach,
kriow and have no means of learning Mver or Kidney troubles nnd never
of advantageous' conditions else- I disappoints. Only 60c nt all druggists
where. Many do not speak our Inn-
' guage and naturally will not venture .Patronize Review advertisers.
Ml
T I I
Do You Feci Tills Way?
Do you feel all tired out P Do you sometimes
think you just can't work awuy nt your prates-
tion or trade tiny longer P Do you have a poor ar-c-
lite, and luy atvuke at incuts umihlc to Bleep r Aro
your nerves nil une, and your stomuch too? llui urn
bit Inn to forge ahead in the world left your If to, you
mitfht ns well nut n 4op to your misery. You cuu do it if
you will. Dr. I'ieron's iA hlcii Medical Discovery will
moke you different iiidividvr.i, U will set your 'ov.y liver
to work. It will bet thnu'.H rijf.it in ywr sIolukmi, and
'your appetite will come buck. It will purify your Mood.
II tliero is any tendency in your hi mil y tnwurd consumption,
it will keep Unit dread ilstroer nwuy. liven after con
sumption km almost itnir.cd a fotitliol 1 in lite form of a
lintferinif cough, bronchitis, or b I coiling ttt the lunjls it will bring about a
cure in 98 per eent. of all canes. It is a ictnctty propured by Dr. H. V. I'icrcc,
of UulTulo, N. .t whotc advki is i'.va.i :; to all v. I in with io write hi.n. Mis
tfreat suooets has como from his wide experience nnd varied prurtii-ek
Don't be wheedled by a penny. (rahhiiirt doulor into ttikin', inferior sulisti
tutss for Dr. Pierce's medicines, recommended to bo "just as Jood." Dr.
Pierce's medlelnes are op known composition. Their evevy ingredient printrO
oa their wrappers. Made from routs without uIcoIhiI. Contain no liubit
lormini drujji. World's Dispensary Medical Assoeiation, Utitiulo, N, Y.
ROSES, VINES, SHRUBS
ORNAMENTALS
AND A FEW FRUIT TREES
At my now location at 2(1 West Oak street, l.niite stock here new
tnoro coming every day., liny early and net the best.
A. L. KITCHIN
Phone 2026 Roseburg, Oregon
FENCE The Right Kind at the Right Price
T
LINCE CO
thev .re no. dmen n on hH ' .Y"'"1 1llt '"tKs "ot slip,
J. F. BARKER & CO.
lMI'I.KMKXTS AMI KMICM.H
RoMburg, Oregon
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2H. For the
'senl year enclliiE June 30 last, the
7. S. Department of Agriculture an
lounces, the 25 ier cent of National
oiest revenue which will go to the
itlites for road nnd Bohool nurposea
inioiiniefl to jriOC.in4.84. This wns
G7. 4112.03 more than last year, or
m Increase of a little over 15 per
ent. The payment are an offset to
the loss of Income from tnxnhle
irnperly sustained through wlth
Irnwal of the forest land from entry
tider the public land laws.
AmmiK the amounts which will go
o the various stntrs are the follow
ing ralirornla. $60, 752. I1 : Idaho.
(10,074.5 B: Oreaon, $3!),(i:i5.87.
Noteworthy Is the especially heavy
nerense over the amounts last year
n certain stales. In California the
'mount rose hy over 25 per cent. In
'dttbo bv over 35 per cent nnd In
"IreEon by nearly 50 per cent. The
'nerenses are the result, of lnere:eed
ictivlty In National forest timber
utiles In these states and are an earn-
st of what will happen aH the tlmher
upply whirli the Government is car
111; for comes Into full demand.
5lnco the rut of timber will always
ie limited to what the forests will
'teep on prnwInK, the income to the
states will be permanent, not tran
Itiiry. as would have been the ease
f hasly and Improvident explolta
ion had been permitted. According,
o the calculations of the Department
'f Agriculture ollicials the states
vlll eventually receive many times
what the forests are now ylehllnr.
'hem. for there la as yet on the
whole only a very restricted demand
for the Government's timber.
HOW MIV1I IM YOrit STOMACH
WOUTH.
It'B worth almost as much an vnn
lire; how much Is that worth? The
iteu cross Pharmacy has a remedv
that, keeps the stomach right and
makes It right when it goes wrong
MI-O-NA is the name of the ereat
stomach remedy and the Red Cross
Pharmacy guarantees it to cure the
lonowing stomach ailments and
symptoms or money back:
Upset stomach, pain In stomach,
belching of gas. biliousness.
Heartburn, sour stomach, lump of
ienu niumacn, aner ainner distress.
Nervousness and headache caused
'by stomach derangement.
That all-in feeling In the stomach
after a night of sociability.
Bad effect of overeating or drink
ing; sea or car sickness.
Vomiting of pregnancy, or any
stomach distress.
Hemeniher. money back If It falls.
At Red Cross Pharmacy or leading
druggists everywhere, and the price
is oniy on cents a large box.
. L. W. Josse, Salem; G. M. Ollll
land and son. Richland, Wash.; R. L.
Porter, S. Lander, Oakland; J. W.
Davis, Jr., J. T. Davis, Hlllsbofo; W.
,. H. Osborne, Mt. Alto; A. C. Hol
eomb. Grants Pass; 7.. M. Derrick,
Toledo, Oregon; W. If. Wilson. Win
chester; L. L. McDonald, A. V. Hurst,
Omaha; Miss Alva Rundle, Kerby;
Frank Cnln, Geo. K. Quine, Riddle;
lames Cllne, John V. Anderson, Cen
tral Point; II. C. Hutchinson, Tolo;
C. W. Lake, Eagle Point; R. H.
Fields, Krnest Haskell, Dr. Jean Dar
ber. I.. Seymour. Thos. Williams,
Gardiner, were recent arrivals at the
McClalleii.
lUNimiTF CITRKD IN TWO
WKKKS OU MUX ICV HACK.
Kuene Guard: Some of 1. II.
nlngliain's rrlends (?) at Cottage
'Jrove today sent him by express a
live buzzard, labeled: "A Thanksirlv
Iiik turkey from Nesmlth county."
Mr. MiiiKhnm will probably exhibit
the fowl here at the annual poultry
how as the best specimen of "Nes
lilli" mmllrv
narnnra a new Aiarsnneia stage
For irnnd printing of all kinds The line, ofhee corner Rose and WaBh
rtevlnw alwavn leads. Instnn streets dtf
The nbove is the guarantee the
Red Cross Pharmacy is offering for
Parisian Sage, the greatest of all
hair restorers.
If you have dandruff tnke advan
tage of this offer and kill the little
dandruff germs that will surely steal
your hair if allowed to continue to
persistently burrow into the hair
roots.
Parisian Sage Is also guaranteed
to slop falling hair and Itching of
the scalp.
Don't accept any substitute from
any druggist. Parisian Sage Is the
originnl prescription of one of the
world's greatest scientists, and Is
manufactured only In this country by
the ulroux Mfg. Co., llulfalo, N. Y.
Parisian Sage 1b nn exhilarating
and pleasant hair dressing; it is nut
sticky nor greasy and It makes the
hair soft, beiiutlfut and luxuriant.
Roseburg-Marshfield and
Roseburg-Myrtle Point
Stage Lines
Hinges leave Roschurg for both points nt 0 a. m. dally.
Oftlcc anil Stable Corner Rom anil Washington Streeta.
C. P. Barnard, Prop.
V 'i f
II'-TO-DATE IXTKMOR FINISH
for modern houses. Is made frem tbt
best onk , birch, ash and Sr. such u
can be procured of the finest quality
aad best color, and well seasoned
from our large and well assorted
stock of lumber. We bare erery.
thing In building lumber demanded
by builders, which we are' selling ai
prices that we won't allow anyon
to beat.
Orders filled for all kinds of frull
hoes. N
The J. G. Flook Co.
Rfwtinrf, OrM.
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.
(Samp'os may be bad of your grocer, or at tbe Douglas County MIMb, on
Pine btreot, between Case and Oak streets.) ' .
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
E. L. Bashford
Mills at Roseburg, Ore., and Vancouver, Wash.
AN ADVKHTISEMKXT
AHOl'T GOOD S1IOKS.
(By R. I,. Stephens, the Shoe Man)
Consider fnr n mnntant !.
,uull,vlll mat eTUiy-
e-ody wears shoes In some shape or
style, their whole life through; then
consider nevt the Ufa nr ni
...v u auue is
it better to Invest (6 for one pair
ui me same amount for three pairs?
YOU all nuiu ahnaa K..t .
B.iuia, uut UIU&I
people don't like breaklng-in a new
auuo, bu ii ih uivuriaDiy the best and
most Bntlnfnetnrv nlah n
good pair Instead of 3 for the money
... .caim. luera is more satisfaction.
AR1 Ml.MSTKlt A XI) WII'K
KILLED ny Ill'IMJLAHS.
TRENTON. N. J.. Nov. 24. Itiw
Andrew I,. Armstrong, 8(1 years old
pastor of the Presbyterian church at
iiuicn iNeck. Ill miles east ot here.
ml his wife were murdered last
ight in their home by burglurs.
The burglars rnnsacked the house
nd carried away Jewelry, money and
other articles.
STII.L MORE THAX THE BUST"
Mr. Otto Paul, Milwaukee. Wis..
says Foley's Honey and Tar Is still
more than the best. He writes us:
I have so many calls for Foley's
Honey and Tar that I will have to
write you for some more. All those
that bought It think It is the best for
coughs and colds they ever bad and
I think it Is still more than the best.
Our baby had a bad cold and It cured
htm In one day. Please accept
hanks.
Sold by Marsters Drur Company.
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NEW YORK CAFE
J IS' P : fT
HKKVR HIM A BTGAK
sweet, tender and Juicy and your but
band will open up hi heart and hd
pneketbonk. Where will yon get sues
a steak? Wby right here, of ooursa
We hnve tbe choicest meats In all tbs
land. If you buy here once yom
husband will get good-natured lmms
dlately. It you buy here regularly
he will be "Sunny Jim" all the Um
The Economy Market
Oso. KokHtagaa, Pm
Cbau Jo, Prop.
orKX 1AT ANT) NIGHT.
Meals at All Honrs.
Regular Meals 3D cents.
Chicken Dinner Sundnys, from
It noon to 1 p. m.
j. It noon to 1
Chop Suey. Noodles, Fresh
4 Oysters. Fish, etc., all the time.
Cor. Jackson St Washington 8ts
Fountain Pens sold, cleaned and repaired at Roseburg Book Store, dtf
YOU CAN TEST OCR LUMBER
any way you please. It will stand
It splendidly, for we handle no un
sound stuff of any description. We
know and you will learn that the
best lumber Is the cheapest In the
beginning as well as In the end.
And our lumber decidedly comes up
to the quality culled "best."
I.KONA MILLS LUMBER CO.,
Onr. Pine and Oak Btreeta.
Most Fitting Finale to the
Festive Feast
Is the Satisfaction of Knowing
the place to get more of the good things to eat and
at the lowest cost. Satisfaction or no sale.
North Side Grocery Co. ssr
You Don't Have To
yo Io Sea To See
PAT
CmwTh. ,1 H Bm",t 8l'Wt'r ,MDe- lnche
lament building foundation and chimney blocks, dement sidewalks
and cement work of any kind.
mone'rln'mw V ,'X b0" 1 wl" cheaP' " 1 nt t0 tB
money in other business. Re. my burglar-proof window lock, Its
or repair J, L ElMUeDroof for leaky roofs. We build, mova
or repair your houses. Business building, a spesialty. -Over forty
years experience In hniirfin
CONTRACTOR
AND BUILDER
F. F. PATTERSON
j. nuk'niiv HvvrntniVT .T '
4. Open Day and Night,
4 First-class meals at all hours 1
4. Fresb Olympla Oysters, Flsb
4. and Clams all t.ie time. .
4 Regular Maala, 8A OnU.
4, Have added a new Balcony .
4 especially resertad for ladles .
!aud families. ,
An Electric Piano will fucoisa .
music duitnt meal hoars, ( ,
i '
Commercial Abstract Co.
Abstracts of Titles Blue Prints
Filing Papers, Etc.
WE WILL GO ON YOUR BOND
Insurance Conveyancing
333 ffoRTH JACKSON STRJtiT. ROSMWC. OUCON
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