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eVENING ROSr.ClRQ REVIEW IHSILO UMLY KXCE1T ClAf IlKVlKW I'l Bl.lSHl.NO COM PAST Entered at PoiburR, Orvjcon. Poit office Hi Secoad-Clata Uatti-r. Her year, by mull $3 00 fur uieutb, delivered CO Pnr wevk, di-ll vtTcd 16 EUCMI WEKKLY Por yar 12 H' till UlODtlii II. 0 o roni i; 1 1. urn. Oi( uslonally w hinr a "kukt-r" ubmit On-Kon cliuiat-. but u tw inunthB "back Kant" hUIht In wiiiIit or Biininicr it UKtially tu flu hut to Ht'iid Hitch intllvlilual bark tu Ore gon, Every day t'lnpbnHl.t'H the nt-rd of more produce and mum product in OreKon. KiKlit here In Douglas County tlilH need I fitjtit cable. The price of nearly all klmltt of farm producU are hlK and yet the mippty fa unequal to tint demand. Kkk. dairy produitB, poultry. Uventck ui;d other thin k too numeroiiH to tneii tiou brliiK high prices, and mill l here la a demand for double the present output. What would you think of a person who deliberately lied to you every time you met htm? Ilia rei'iiiui ion and standing In the community would bo no better nor no worn" -than u ao-ralled newapaper which rarriea a hare-faced falsehood at thv head l r'l.in.-" of Oil It UdiMlltrl r t 'lit n H.-.ii f.'il'H'1 HtlJ t-vt-n eshayh tin- lolf of the rrorinur occasionally. It irt a constant affront to common diM-ein y. a "ho: it Four years ao The Keview begun tl:e liit i ;tl movement tor street paving in KJh")Mi'ir and now bus the uiiImjimhI- d hiti I hi action of knowing tli;tt it is one t the best n ved towiih if its sie in the Tinted Slates. This teeing hh.irrd hv a vast inajorry nf our clti.i nx. The pit-sent year's hite t-Mi'iiii.tirt of the paved area are more than evr appreciated siii'-e the fail rains are i-omitii: on. Heiter Ktiil, the paving work in continually coIiik on ;iimI we jtii- already UHMiired tliiit w'f will K'-t a lot more of it next umi', From Im-iii: one of the rnud fiieht towns in the country four years ago. Kot-elilllH tiart become one of the Ih-s( of tlie Hinaller citlcH. It has also iir:-t leal I y doubled in population and hiisitichH since the paving movement was staited. No wonder everybody wan is to keep a good t til ijk koIiik for ewryone enjoys the beiiehts and tonvenieni-eH of traveling over paveil hi reels Instead of wallowing through mud and Flush. Cure of lLilionneK, HilinilMie:; condition of Iain's Tablet) ;ich medicine is d e to a disordered be stomach. Cbainbet are essentially u Htom Intended eBpfflully to :ict on that organ; to cleanse It. -ttreriKihrn It. tone ami invigorate It. to regulate (he liver and to banish biliousness positively and effectually. Kor aale by all dealers. C Ask your grocer (,r the 3 lb. and .1 lb. cans of Cleveland's Huking Powder. They have the screw top and metal handle under regular cover. Always air tight, Are useful when empty- dtf IS 6 Woman's Power Over Man Woman's moat glorious endowment it the power to awakea and hold the pure and honrt love of a worthy man. When the Ioaci it and till loves on, no one in the wide world can know the heart agony aha endures. The woman who mffcrs from weak awsa and derangement of her special womanly or ganism soon loses the power to sway the heart of man. Her general health suffers and she loses avsr good looks, her attractiveness, her amiability and her power and prestige as a woman. Dr. K. V. Pierre, of liuff.ilo, N.Y., with the assistance of his stall of able phynicidni, has prescribed for and cured many fhoa audi of women. He hm devised a sueccM-f"' remedy for woman's ail ments. It is known as Dr. Pierce's lnvurite Prescription. It is a positive specific for the weaknesses and disorders peculiar to women. It purines, regu lates, strengthens and hesls. Medicine dealers sell it. No hnnrU dealer will dris you to accept a substitute in order to make a little turner profit. IT MAKES WEAK WOMEN STRONG. SICK WOMEN WELL. Oft Pmn'l Ptetunt PtIMi multU mud tlnntthen mtiai, I. h er tnit tlowtlu Snow Drift FLOU The Original and Only abso lutely Best grade on the Pa cific Coast. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Buy your winter supply, use otic s.k'k; if you arc not sutibftcd, vc will take back what you have left, reftiml the entire amount paiil, ehai jjini; you nothing for the sack used. Can any guarantee be stronger1' SNOW DRIl'T costs no more than other hard wheat brands, is a little better than the best of them, much better than most of them made from last years' wheat. Sold only by Roseburg Rochdale Co "What you want, when you want it" Announcement! Ladies and Gentlemen 1 haw just uuiud my iuv fall stock 01 shoes and. hiuli button boots, and invite: ou tc call and sec them. All the late Mks in l.adiis shoes iiivhuliti the popular llih Mutton Hoots, Tans. I'atcntsand dm Metal finish. Ivcmtmlvr wc arc exclusive shoe dialers and can 'w you better Service and satisfaction because we aie spec ialists in this line. All the st.md.ud makes and a large Stock to select from. R. L. Stephens The Shoe Man kosebun, Ore. IVfftUleht Taft'a ltMtt for t'onuivni' man IiauUy 3It a Kriuitl ItefrlHJDHP. Following U the Grants Pass Courier's report of an Incident ut the close of President Taft's aUdrest; there during a brief stop of the t'p'Htdeutlul train luttt Thursday evening ; At the close of the F'residt-nt'it "(iood n 1 tit and God blens you." the triiln hhould have starled. That was the pHcholoKical muinent fr the engineer to pull the throttle open, but he didn't pull, and Mr. Tatt, Mr. Mawlev and the other members of the I'leMideiitfal party Htood In awkuurd slleme, except for an occa sional "Hello, lllll" from the audl iMi1, until Komeone called out : "Hawley!" Then another called "llawley," and another, until Mr. Hawley, with his face all HinileH, Hliook his head. Prehident Tatt took in the situation and spoke to the throng again, saying: "You have a good t'ongreKHinaii, and If you have the good sense 1 think you have, you will keep him there." Tom Kuson, manager of the Grants Pass opera house, and who was In the bald-headed row, whooped out: "lie will have to turn insurgent II we do!" At this little sally at Mr. Hawley'u expense, the, big, jovial President of the American Kepuhtic laughed merrily, and began to juke Mr. Hawley, who was one of the few Western Republican Congressmen who. during the recent tuibulent times, has remained a loyal support er of the administration. rrr: Y. Unn lii PteriS ta You ntf lvr- BikifitA irtCC IU lUirlTil OlOltil orlhtf frtim Woman'! Ailmn hRnii:up I'mnua Cold euro ddjs what itw '"IU'i ajjlendid advirilwr,1 la ni" l:up!l". llnmlHon Drug Co. mlMy noud rputatioj.M I am wutnta, 1 know wuirui'a intfarliiiftf. I will mU of uf ehrA, fry aMM ht- Mil with full liutructtuiivtoBJir nffervr frmu woiuHu'rtnlJnifijlB. J want U-Utl aJoui nUui thin curt tm, tij rdtT. for lountelf. your (UuKhttr. -ur noth-r,or yourftr. I waDttu ti U jou huw Ucurn younM-lvtw at hop:lth OUt the holp Of tI,tor. lArU CUM) UDdtTNtfllld w.)nn-iniiiffTlmf. Whatwfwuiuwi know torn iiH'mki, wo know bttt-r than uv diM-tor. 1 km-w iliat ia horn-trtimvnt 1 aaf and auru fire fur ItKSrrkHi t WnMli 4ichri. W'enliM. plietmtal tr f Mime el thf Heal, hatati. Wati hiatal hf. Ulinaa at Oianta Turners. r t'osttis; IM (ntn; m U4, back ta4 aoit, aarui 4oa Haitafs, MtfaaaMsa, flma. vrttiMtt. iaai tr4 alaMtr tiatttc vt.ra j ankntiMi ttc'1' loour n-i. 1 want tost-nd you a ualita ha iti't trtatno.. nttraly frta to pmr to y-u that yuu can -itt y ur It ut lioiim, n - 1 i v . g u i k 1 v atk aun-ir. K- ni'-naH r, timt.it Bill coil poti aathfac ' irtvf thn trmtfticnt n cottmli ! t nl hiu'. it mrinh to oontlnna. It will ooflt yoaonly aVmt Ho-ntui .!: or Imi than two cent ihLit. 1; will not lntrf-r with your worn or occupation. Jutt uwt no t aaax tr4 addnat, ui how yn autT. r If yon wlh, and I will rid m tiin tr(ttnfit f ir j-nurnvv. -irtr. i tr .-.iti i-'uin wrup-p.-r. Iy rHturn nmll I will ) wmd you ffe'.t "T lok "nOMirf OM MEDIClt UViStl" wttl. exnlaiifttorv illuxtrntlorw i-howliiK w hi woiutrii fuff--i-. and how thev -nnMiiy cur-th-mtcv at hoiiiii. Evrry woman should Uvk it. and lern Ui iMrtlw ;.rtalf. Tht-n win n th'lcUr vj-h-"Tou fuuiit bavH an optTatlon," you fan dii:td f'ir ,.ourelf. Tboiuwnd ii.f -.vonicT tibvcmir -th"ioflvH wlrh niy hnw: fiwir. It t-urt til eU or miti, To Moth. ft ot Oaught-n, I w U eiplnini tdniplit htunt- tri-atment which ttptv-dilv and ffTi iualW ourt Luucurrhot a. Oretn filchnmsand Falufui or Irroyular Meiutruatluu in 3 uuiig ltdUu, Pluiupuuwi and b alth alwava rotalu from IU UHC. WhfffTtT yoo livf. I can rt-fer jou to ladfert of your own locality who know and viUtftnrilf HI any auftYn-r that '1 It Mom Triilmanl r allv curat nil wimiirillHii'H, and makinwoim-nT i-tf, atrontf. plump and r .. Juat ttui your addrasi. and thi freu tt'tiitayVtrtatiut-ittii'yourH.alao the b-Mtk. Write t-. dT. ut you iaar lit w thLt otf'T atrnin. A'tdrt 1 MRS. m. 8uk tier j, miH , - - Not re Dame, Ind., U s.v f im & 1 1 i hh- Jt'' ' C J TI10 lUst Plaster. A piece of flannel dampened with ('hnmherlain'H Liniment and bound on over the affected parts la superior to a plaster and costB only one-tenth as much. Kor sale by all dealers. C i:llIM.S OK ItAlMCOAlk ami i:xiki:ss COMPANIES. SALKM. Or.. Oct. U. The Spo kane. Portland & Seattle Hallway fimpany talktt In big figures in Its annual report to the Stale Kail way Commission today, in which it shows that Its operating revenues were $4. h I ; and Its operating expenses . However, after deduct ing $HlK.;!:s:t fnr interest on fund 'd lebt and $1. tJ-M. tMH for other Inter est, and large sums for hire of equip ment , Joint facilltlen. extinuuishinent of discounts, the net corporate loss 'if I he company amounted to $:i:to, IM. Freight revenue was the biggest ,teni nf Income, amounting to $:t, M7.i4f on the whole line. Passen i v ti venue totaled $ 1 ,2V7.ft4. The Mimpauv paid in taxes to the state of Washington $277.4 si. to Oregon SWIUHIK, and to the 1'nlted States Vj!HM. making a total of $1211.1110. or about $Hni,iHin more than the net loss of the yeiif. Important changes during the year reported were the taking over or the Astoria line, issuing $ Hl.itno.uup common stock and $S0,.oo in MtHt moitglige bonds. The report was signed bv. President C. 11. d ay. The Wells Kargo Kxpress t'umpany reportH gross operating receipts for the year of $2.1.1 7,4 27, and a net operating revenue of $ 2. :i 7 '.; I ."1. Dividend of $2. :::;, 740 were de clared on the common stock. The capital stock of the company is valued at $2:i.!o7. DM. The mileage or the company Is given at T.S.47I. and the ocean mileage at i;ii7. ! DKATII TO OPM M I ItHTIC si,k; or o;i;h:ss ok WOltl.D ItKiMthSll.M A nvus. THK HACl'K. Oct. 1 I.- To f-tamii! out tlie opium tr.iltic and 1 . -t rh t the production of the dcadlv drtg 10 an ; amount needed fr ligii!m;ite iueli cal purpji;es is tlie object of the, world's opium conference, to begin I here tomorrow. All the leading n;i-1 Hons have Kent ollicial representa tives to the congress, an, I each gov ernment will submit a report on tin con sumption of opium, co' a i tie and morphine. The report .of the I'nih J States shows that the imports of opiui.i in to that country wee t'.2'.t.S'2 po inds du ring the Hm al year ending .hi tie :tu last, as compared with lllt.iMlt pounds for t he previous year. Many Interest ing tacts are de veloped in the nrious reports. 0i is t hat pra tica lly all of t lie n.iiu ut u seel lor medicinal purposes comes from t he Turkish dominions, w here the crop has been a pirti'l fiihnv for several seasons, wilh poor pms peclH for the coming c;"f;. Tl:i:- )i;ts resulted in ureal advanfs In j rice. Smyrna and Stain hoii! are t he prin cipal primary markets of th" v orid for niedhal (tpium. The opium of Uritish Imha nius low in morphine content, and is otherwise undesirable for medicinal purposes. Its principal use is for "smoking." and its importation into the I'ntted States and several other countries is prohibited. It was the Hritish Indian product which was first introduced into China, produc ing a piave situation which the na tions of the world are now called up on to solve. t.ives Aid to Strikers. Sometimes liver, kidney and bowels seems to go on n strike and refuse to work righr. Then you need those pleasant little ptrike-breakers Dr. ' King's New Life Pll'a to give then natural aid and gently compel proper; action. )'x ellcnt health soon fol-; Iowa. Try them. 2.1c at utl druggists j KKVIVAL MK.KTIXtiS. The Christian Clnirch will begin a series of meetings next Sunday, Oct. 11. Itev. D. D. iioyle, of Texas, will do the preaching. Morton Hadley, of Koseburg. will lead the singing. J. X. M'CONNKLU Pastor. S. K. Sykes nas received a stocK . of bulbs from Holland. liuy one 1 v hilo they last. dtf " - ! I .nine Hack Duo to ltlietitiiatisni. Lame back Is one of the most com mon forms of muscular rheumatism. A few applications of Chamberlain's Liniment will give relief. Kor ta'e j by nil dealers. f IS MAINK. IKY Oil WKT? People have been wondering whether Maine lias gone wet or dry. Some time ago It was reported that the weis were a little ahead. The otlicial count lum not yet been an nounced; but the C.ood Templars Indue of Salem has received word from the National tlrand Chler Tem plar Cotterrtil of Maine, that the state has gene diy fry about 20no. Will the ollicial count contlrm this'.' Kx. o M IT NOW. NOT EXPENSIVE Treatment at the Hot Lake San itorium. Including medical atten tion, board, room, ami bath.;, costs no more than living at a tirst class hotel. Cood rooms can b. had from 7" cenis to $2. .10 per day, and meats in th" cafeteria ar' served from 20 ccntii tip and in the gtill at 1 usii:l urill prices. Dalits I'roiu lii'ty cents e-nh up. RHEUMATISM CAN EF. CUR.ED ! 1 N;itllt;ll liul Jliint .1 I' : piiii'Mits lint' lia ! .1 T litis pit-:lt llult'l S;ill:itol'MUll. 111,'. MS it Is I.hmI.mI iliri'.tly I ! "1 Kailuav. SihtUiI t'Xrlllsluti ui.J UKt'iits. Ill T I AKi: S.W ATOItll'M. HOT I.AKK. W. W AI.'lllll M. I'lKIM i:. I'n-s. anil Mr. i . ' :: I ' I'tiMnU IM'i'll'lt'u .'klt't (Ifscriptive Mnt Lake Sanatorium is arivssi- mi lini' nf llu- O.-W. K & N" .... .iblailiahlc at all times. A.sk 1 Kom'Imii-k IVoplf Slimilil Xnt Wall j I lit II It Ik I"" I Jili'. i-i... n ...... 11 1 .. l.'Mth-ratp from ki'l- ni v iliH'iiw In ilm In most cas.s to tin- r.o t that ttir little kidney tronli'eK .no UFiiallv neclei-ted until they hc ,oni,' Kerlnim. Tlie uliiiht nyini'toins kim- I'laee to clirolile illnonien. ami the HiirTerer goes pniiluiill.v Into the cra of illalietes. ilroisy. llllKht's .tisease. gravel or some other serious form of klilney roniilaint. tr ..... .ilT..r from liaekai'he. neilil- .11. .i...ii If the klilney se ll.', ,1. 1,1'e Irreirillar of passage ntltl I iniiiatiiial tn miiwirance. do not !- Help tlie KUineTi, it, inn r. I loan's Kidney Pills are esiH-elally kidney disorders iney suree,-,, r.. ..n,.'.i f ill liver one hundri'd hints. ind people have reeoliitiieinled :ln 111 Hi re s n rase nt noiue. A Prake. Soldiers' Home. Kose Poali's Kidney I'tlls for kidney com plaint and can say that they nre a kidney meduln.'. Their use me much relief.' Kor sale t.y nil d-alers. I'rlce ..0 l.-.wi..r.Mlhiirn Co . lluffalo New York sole aifiits for the l ulled We i...rry a large stock of Hardware and Builders' Materials Our line of S'and.ml llaiig.-s and Heaters is complete. Call in and iiee t hem. We ale sale agents for the Page Woven Wire Pence. Ilet on the market. S. B. Crouch 111 riMNT STKKKT. ache lav. . I.. I kCood i .-tateii. Peraenibef the , tnd take no other name pnan'i NO lit V. T. Ol It 'l SloMMts. A i pat tie n nig s a rctues!ed to itl and sett t.u'v a- povsiMe You .it le t H.ift I 'one .e ,1.x Pll.KlNiJTtiN PKOS ounts are e s.mie a ill find u Putn nati-iT.n Hon i ibt.i:nei b tettin Stene tune our ie.ino Phone :s K dtf Mrs. A. C. Kidd (& Son We are the Exclusive Distributors TMQI 111 vu? W Ji We write all kinds of insur ance, Fire, Auto and Life. Insure your household goods with us. Be on the safe side. Call in and we will talk it over. Buy a lot in BROWN'S FAIRACRES . IK CAMPBELL, "Live Wire" Real Estate Man, 310 N. Jackson NEW RESTAURANT Grand Grill and Lunch Counter M.ItSTl:i!S Itl.tlt'K, t'OllNKItt'AHS ,N1 HUSK STItKKTS. First class restaurant, grill and lunrU counter. Open all nours. The best the market affords, well cooked and served. Prices reason able. Meal tickets $.-...'.0 for :..00. Your patronage solicited. C. & J. ELLIOTT, Prop. Hoosier Drills Hero Fanning Mills We have the Best Black Land Plow Made. It's in the Steel. Guaranteed. J.F. BARKER & Co Implements and Vehicles Roseburg, Oregon Mitchell Wagons Studebaker Wagons THE ORIGINAL Empire Livery, Feed & Sale Stable Cor. Main and Washington Sts. BANKS & WELKER, Proprietors. Transient r.tock piven best of care. Horses boarciec! at reasouab'c rates. First class ris; good horses; careful drivers. Blacksmith Shop in Connection All Work Guaranteed. PHONE 5 Roseburg, Oregon "Moonshine" U a t. rm us."! by old Kcnt jckLnn h.'n r. fi rriiic to "spirits" made ii'.i'.iwr.i!:v. and tfcer ay It n n-.iir'ity K,.,i. nut it don't b.'itin U, romj.ire i:h t!ie sond o'd ba.-on. hams, and "nic" that we are M ,n Dnk an inre-t.iiion-tlw int-r am coming on. The North Side Grocery
