EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW
ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT HUNDAK
REVIllW ri'UMSIUNG COMPANY
Entered at Roscburts, Oregon, Pout
office as Second-Class Matter.
L. WIMIIKHI.Y
1 - ? "
DAILY
Per year, by mall $3.00
Per month, delivered 60
Per week, delivered 15
SEMI-WEEKLY
Per year 12.00
Six inoutbg $1.00
OCTOIIKIt II, Kill'.
WHY NOT Hl'Y VOIR (JOOIIH
OK OHKOOX MAM KK'Tl ItlOltS.
ICiuitern Piijht SnyN Thai the Itog Ik
AlHMit dm Only Home Pur
chased Product.
Hero la one from an Eastern paper
which rliiRH true:
"It la ridiculous how our Northern
brothers talk about tho Bouth; but
cau wo blame them sometimes?
Southern pcoplo are never satisfied
with their homo products, and also
they never think of how much good
ft would do to their homo merchants
wero they to confine all their pur
chases to Macon's elegant stores.
"How many largo catalogues have
you In your home? Aro you lured
to write to the large soap houses who
glvo away premiums? And in return
for your money you recelvo n piece
of prison-made furniture and a lot
of tniHh, for most of which you have
no need. Let's stop this, and In the
future patronize your own home
merchants. They should be good
enough for your wants, as one can
buy anything needed In this line
hero, and at as reasonable" prices as
In any city In the country, and in
most Instances a little better,
"Let us not be like a Louisiana
farmer. Ho buys canned and dried
fruits, likewise other canned and
dried goods. Ho Is the customer of
the continent. Ho gets up In the1
morning at the alnrm of a Connecti
cut clock; tusteiiB his Chicago sus-
4. 1)H. ANNA II. SHAW IX 4.
4. KOSKIII K(i OCTOIIHIl :. 4-
4. 4
4. Dr. Anna Howard Shaw, 4.
4 leader of the woman's suffrage 4
4. causa In the United States, will 4.
4. speak at the court house In
4. Itoaeburg on the evening of 4.
4. Thursday, October 3. She will 4.
4. be accompanied here by Miss 4
4. Anthony, of New York, and Dr. 4.
4. Esther Pohl, of Portland, both 4.
4. prominent Buffraglsts. 4
4. 4
'-H-H--H"W-!-l"W4-W-l-
pendent to his Detroit overalls,
washes his face with Cincinnati soap
In a Pennsylvania wash pan; sits
down lo n tlrand Hnplds table, and
eats Indiana hominy, fried In St.
Joseph laid 011 n Michigan stove.
Then he puts a St. Louis bridle on
a Tennessee mule and plows a farm
covered by an Ohio mortgage. When
liedllmo comes he rcailH a chapter
from a lllblo printed In Chicago;
says a prayer written In Jerusalem,
drinks a bottlo of beer made In .Mil
waukee, and crawls under a blanket
made in New Jersey, only to be kept
awake all night by a Louisiana dog,
which Is about tlio only home-raised
product 1 saw on his farm."
IN ANCIENT NOME.
Kavi-H U-g of Hoy.
"It seemed that my 14-year-old
boy would have to lose his leg, on
account of an ugly ulcer, caused by
a bad bruise," wrote D. F. Howard.
A0110110. N. C. "All remedies anil
doctors' treatments failed till we
tried liucklen's Arnica Salvo and
cured hi in with ono box." Cures
buriiB. bolls, skin sniptlons, idler,
2!ic at all druggists. 1)
NOTICE TO VOTERS.
Tho registration books for this
county will closo at !i p. 111. October
20th. All voters who did not register
for the April, 1912, primaries will
have to register in order to voto at
the November election. The regis
tration office will be open dnlly from
8 a. ni. to 5 p. m. until Oct. 20th.
Those who registered for the 1912
primaries do not have to register
again. IS. H. lenox,
dsw County Clerk
NO ONE STRONGER THAN HSS STOMACH.
Tlte celebrated Dr. Ahcrnethy of London wus firmly of f lie opinion that disor
ders of the itomnch were the mnt prolific source of human nilmcnti in general. A
recent medical writer inysi "every feeling, emotion and atFection reports at the
stomach (through the Rymcm of nerves) and tho stomach is affected nccordingty.
It it the vital center of the body ," He oontinucii, " so wo may he
said to live (through) the stomach." Ho floes on to xhow thnt the (ifomtidi is
the vital center of the body. ;or wciik stomachs and the consequent indigestion
or dyspepsia, and the multitude of various diseases which result therefrom, no
medicine can bo better tutted as u curative agent than
Tr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
" S-ver.-il mouths n ro T stifTorfd frmn it seven pain ritflifc
under Urn hwast.-lMHie," writ Mim. (i. M. Mhiikkn, if
I nmii. (':ilif. "li;il MillVn-d from it. nlT and on, for srv
rr:il jf-iiiN. 1 a) -o m1!.-ivd from lii'iirt-Iiurn, illil not know
uhulua dm n.uih-r vvii.h inc. I trh-d srvT:tl iiH-Oldm-n
lut, lit- v d'd inn tm k m .(. l-innllv, I was told ll was my
liwr. I did not, d;t r' 1) ffit. lis It niudn inn worse. When
ever r sviiiioui d .i:i llilntf it si-eiwd that- I would fa hit -it
luri !. I irr. vv very Uilii utii weak frnm not callim. Was
jv. " it 1 1 .11." 1 'i 1 i"i n- ft 1 1 ohm '11 mi'UH ill iMX'iivi'iy. 1 innn
-STO : .V;?; the Lotties of It, and could reel myself netllnif iM'tter frhm
fVMipfflj&ffti-. 'x ,l" ' ,ni n UuU wl,,inl,t l,:i,n 11,1,1 rn'w
l$iJ' 'Or duv'.s work wish ea-e. fan eatevet vthin ami havn put nil
ff'ti r 'ahf llrsh wiHi.lerfully. I will say to all sulleivrd writ) to Dr.
Mita. Mukkkm. l'lurco. ilu has iny uiidyitiK Kratlliuiu."
PARO-WAX
"Is the thing to use"
Don't waste time covering your jelley glasses with
paper mul egg paste
Buy a Pound of
PARO-WAX
It goes a long ways, anil is elegant to cover jellies aiul
protect thein from moisture uml mould. Kasily taken
ofi" when you are ready to use it, and you always liavc
icily, that is as delicious and tasty as the fresh fruit.
"Buy a pound today." Price 20c
Krohn's Drug Store
Maccabee Temple, 325-327 Cass St. Roseburg, Oregon
Quality! Purity! Cleanliness!
These are the three great arguments for more business.
The public is aroused. They are insisting on getting
Groceries of Quality
The day ofjehcap, adulterated and non-nutritious pro
ducts is on the wane. For that reason, join our long
list of customers and buy your groceries at
The Benson Grocery
225 N. Jackson St.
Phone ISt
NEW AND FRESH
Just Received: A lure fresh assortment of Ha radon's
"SUPREME" Package Cookies and Crackers
Ask to sec these crackers in tin, nothing equal. Ask
for sample of "Drifted Snow" Flour.
Wc solicit new accounts.
IUj.M K, Jiuly, Sept. 17, 191 2.
(Keillor Kos'.'lmrg KevlfW, UuselmrK,
On-gun ). Uuar Sir: No one, it k
Hiift tit say. man or woman, Irom
whatever itlitne or rnuntry, ever an
proaelM'H Homo for tins first time
without a pull at the heart HtrhiKS.
without a pang (,f happy yearning
for tho picture of tho Kfrnal (Mty.
Him riit urfs they urn that form in
tho mlml. utiupf h of churches, arches,
ancient ruiiiK, tin Konim and the
('iilheuin, all of which you have. Been
in Ink or oil. As (ho train fipeeds on
northward on Uh way from Naplea,
perhaps you hf-gin very early In the
journey to look for some harbinger
of immortal Koine.
We h-rt Naples with a smile of
gatitifnetion from the little anachron
ism of u railroad station and
promised ourselves not to return soon
to Naples or to its mirroundiiiKK. We
engaged a second class coach on the
train for Koine, which we deemed
unite good, for there is every modern
accommodation desirable. The fact
is, second class in Italy Is quite as
good, If not better, than the first
clars In the I'nited States.
The day was warm, hut we had no
time to think about It, for wc en
joyed our trip so much that we were
oblivous of everything except the rich
vineyards, olive orchards, sugar-cane
plantations, old castles, soma built
even before the walls of Koine, others
during tho feudal times, and most of
them are in a fair state of preserva
tion. These castles were many times
on the crest of a hill or at the foot,
and tho same are surrounded by
many smaller houses, forming a vil
lage; a mu to reminder of the old
feudal days when "strength was
might." Along the line of the rail
road a few modern towns have
sprung hi of more or less import
ance. The country being very old,
tho soil used for agricultural pur
poses has lost much of its original
strength, but It is surprising to see
the crops that this impoverished soil
Ib still able to produce.
Before arriving in Rome a bit of
ruined acqtieduct in tho plain tells
you that you are in the rich yet pesti
lence breeding Campagna, and the
landscape acquires a new Interest.
Slowly the train seemed to us to be
creeping toward Koine, and at last
wo arrived, and we were plunged tnto
tho nolso and confusion of a great
modern railway terminal. The Im
pact of all that modernity is so sharp
and abrupt, after you have been
thinking that Home is nothing hut
an ancient and dormant city, that If
you are at all sentimentally given, It
may well bring tears to your eyes.
The cries of the cab men, the solicita
tion of hotel porters, the clangor of
t raiiicars In the Piazza del Tonne,
outside t ho railroad station, over
whelm and slab you with pain.
Settled In our hotel, our first act was
to engage a carriage to drive us to
St. I'elers and to see tho Tiber. As
we reach the Tiber and crossed the
beautiful stone bridge that spans it.
we were very much disappointed that
a little rivulet like that should be
dignified by the name of river, yet
It is perhaps the best known river
In tho world, on account of the his
torical part It played.
We were then wheeled Into the
IMuv.za of St. I'eter, tho two great
eolouades on either side seemed to
tako us into a vast hollow embrace,
llko Home giant's arms, ho large they
cannot grasp you. The emptiness of
the space before the Cathedral seems
strangely disappoint lug. Wo looked
at the two fountains, at tho obelisk
in the center, which once stood in
Nero's Circus, which we admired.
Hut the emptiness of the great square
made us pensive. That obelisk which
has seen so much grandeur come nnd
go, both In llellopolis, Its ancient
home, and here in Home, which has
seen races, and gods and religion
flourish and pass- is It going to wit
ness another transition, another
change? The living present, however,
reminded us that wo were standing
bi'fure the greatest church in all
Christendom,
We returned to our hotel to wait
till ininuiug to visit the Cathedral
of St. I'eter. You will hear again
from us from Koine, in which place
we expect to he for some time.
Yours triilv.
I'H.WK (i. MICKUUI
nonvr nis.uTKAits.
No One in Hose hit in Who Hum a Had
Hack Can Ignore This Double Proof.
Does your hack ever ache?
Have you suspected your kidneys
Hackacho is kidney ache.
With it comes dizzy spoils,
Sleepless nlghta, tired, dull day.-i,
1 ist i vsslng urinary disorders.
Cure the kidneys to euro it all.
Itoan's Kidney rills bring quick
relh f,
Hriug thorough, tasting cures.
Have you read Koseburg proof.
Head now the Hoseburg sequel.
Kenewed testimony; tested by time.
1.. Mathews. S 1 ;t Short street.
Kosehnrg, Ore,, says: "1 mil glad to
'ou fi nn my former endorsement of
Dean's Ktdnev Tills. l-'or sovoral
years 1 was t roil bled wit h backache
and other symptoms of kidney com
plaint and all my efforts for relief
were unsuccessful until I procured
Poan's Kidney Tills. An Injury was
the cause of the trouble. Helng
favorably impressed by several at tit e-
' ney Hills, 1 procured a box nt tht
i Ma raters Omg Co. and commenced
their us-. This remedy 5trengihened
, my kidneys and toned up my entire
; Hvitein. t consider loan's Kidney
Hills the best kidney medicine to bo
had."
Tor sale by nil dealer-. Vrleo fiO
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Huff.ilo,
New York, sole agents for tho I'nited
Slates.
Kenietuber tho name Poan's
and take no other.
Hosi burg can proudly boast of
luutnK the best modern ladlen' and
pint's hIu'o Bhlninn parlor of any
city of its a!ze. Also a bootblack
who la thoroughly f killed in the art
of treating, presenilis, and polishing1
leather. Locution at northeast cor
ner Koso and Cass streets.
NITRO CLUB
Steel Lined
SHOTrSHLLLb
K. pf
Hi
' A- h . .lukiltf thru
'QxA down the lead
Cut down the
guesswork
Shoot the speed shells and
watch your field and trap aver
age climb.
The Heel lining gives the speed grips the powder charge with
just that compression needed to put all the drive of the explosion
behind your load.
And with Eastern Factory Loading, you're ,ure of the urn,
speed a uniiorm spread of pattern in each and every iheil.
Shoot Arrow and Nitro Club steel lined Eastern Factory Loaded Shells for
speed plus pattern in any make of shotgun.
Remington Arms-Union Metallic Cartridge Co.
299 Broadway New York City
- . . .n-l.lA rintiDla," anJ tin
d(.lver any quantity of iresn, r..u -'"". " viUMg
"8 ael,ver ' Roseburg City" flour bring resultB. Alt a.
pure cider to y '7e; Reburg y County b,
Soda Works, l'boue 1SQ-
A Chilly Bath Room
IS BANISHED
By a Chill Killer
Cost to operate ONE CENT
ASS KSSM K NT AC, A IXST
NKW YOHK MONHY KIN(iS.
NEW YOltK, October 2. When
the city tax books were opened to
the public today it was shown that
real and personal property assess
able for 1'JI't totals In value sliRluly
more than $7,640,000,000, a net in
crease of nearly $200,000,000 over
tho figures for the present year.
Andrew Carnegie, with an assess
ment of $10,000,000, leads the per
sonal list. The estates of John 1).
Rockefeller, John Jacob Astor and
Joseph Pulitzer are assessed at $5,-
000,000 each; Cornelius Vanderbllt,
$8,000,000; Mtb. Russell Sage, $2,-
uOO.OOO, and Isidore Strauss, $2,000,
000. Real estnte owned by J. P.
Morgan. $1,875,000. Tho Grand Cen
tral station is assessed at $15,000.
000; the Equitable Life building site
at $1 1,000,000; the Metropolitan
Lifo at $12,415,000.
How a (ireat Reputation Was Won.
You aro not experimenting on
yourself when you tako Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy for a cold as
that preparation has won Its great
reputation and extensive sale by Its
remarkable euro of colds, and can
always be depended upon. It Is
equally valuable for adults and child
ren nnd may be given to young child
ren with implicit confidence as it
contains no harmful drugs, bold by
all dealers. C
Mrs. Bristol's cider at the Rose
burg Soda Works. Phone 186.
The Bell Millinery
Fish Tailored Hats in Popular Styles
New Arrivals in Street Hats
In all tho new shades In silk
valour, two-toned effects. Handsome
and attractive trimmings in feather
and ostrich bands.
Excellent numbers of jaunty nnd
attractive new fall shapes, exception
al values and superior In quality.
New Fall Suits ami Coats In brown,
tan, totH' and blues.
Mail orders given careful
attention
Bell Sisters' Building Roseburg, Ore.
AN IDEAL ROOM
TS not only possible in every home, but
it is possible to have every home ideal.
This may be effected by proper furniture and arrange
ment. Most all stuffy rooms are stuffy from the fact
that furniture does not harmonize. Haven't you been in
a house that has an atmosphere of comfort aud pleasant
ness and harmony which tnado you feel very different There Is
nothing so important In fitting up it homo as discrimination In se
lecting your furniture. Come In and let ns prove this to you. You
con readily sen for yourself how. If some of our stock wero Installed
In your house. It would complete your assortment and transform
the appearance of that stuffy room.
Roseburg Furniture Co.
Just received a complete line ot
Enameled Bath Room Gas Heaters
I Let us give you estimates on cost of installing one.
GAS COMPANY
Crescent Heights Addition
Lots in this addition sold on easy terms, small
cash payment building restrictions.
Extra large in size, all with fine view of city and valleyss
Make an appointment with us to see these lots.
CASS ST., NEXT TO GRAND HOTEL mONE C87. ROSEBl'lta, OR.
J. H. Sykes
GUN STORE
Opposite Post Ofiice..
Baseball Goods Bicycle Goods
Agent for the National Bicycle, with prices ranging
from $25ito $50. Call and see them.
We carry a new and complete stock of Gnns, Ammunition, Fishing
Tackle and Sporting Goods. Oun Repairing and Key Fitting a
specialty.
Pure, Sweet Apple Cider
WE HAVE THE WELL KNOWN
"Bristol" Brand
Cider made from choice apples only.
For free delivery call up
186
ROSEBURG SODA WORKS
Authorized Bottlers of the Genuine Hires' Roct Heer. Phone 1S6.
Hero Fanning Mills
Hoosier Disc Drills
Do Your Plowing Now With a
Sanders Disc
Plow!
They Will Plow Any Kind of Soil
J. F. Barker Co.
Implements and Vehicles
Cider Presses
Roseburg, Oregon
Dicks Feed Cutters
Jome Folks
. The North SidcGrocery is tie home like place
tor you to trade. The best of everything, fresh everyday.
North Side Grocery