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Newspaper Page TextSupplement to EVENING ROSEBURG R i :m iti :n 0, 1U12. i!osi:iin:ii max wuitf.s i.kttkk vim WIFE. Kl.dlN, III., Nov. 5. Elgin's repu tation for having u surplus of mar riageable girls pretty ones, too bus traveled to Koscbuig, Or. From that distant point comes a letter frum one lonely bachelor, O. V. lltick by name, whose loneliness is doubly increased by being in a lonely town. Ho makes an appeal to the girls of Klgln through .Mayor Fehrniuti. Ho wants a male to share a fine modern home, an Income of flou a month and to enjoy one of tha finest climates In the world. He prescribes that the girl must be fairly good looking, a good cook and of a loving disposition, and one who must have an education, so as to help him trans act his business. She does not need to be wealthy. Ho is 23 years old and says he lacks a good educatlou. Ills letter, with spelling corrected, follows: "As I am in a lonely Western town, I will drop you this note to put in the leading paper In your town, as 1 hear that there are plenty of girls there. 1 thought I might hap pen to have the luck to get one of those girls, if she suits me. I have a nice modern home for the right, loving girl, and would not hesitate to share it with her. 1 also have a position that pays me $150 per month, and this Is the finest climate in tho world. "1 am a feet 10 inches tall, weigh 175 pounds, am 23 years old and fairly good looking. 1 prefer a girl fairly good looking and of normal size. She must be a good cook and of a loving disposition. She must have a good education to transact my business. Plonso do this and 1 will be thankful to you and pay the expenses. IMense send me one of the papers with t Ills appeal for a wife in. Yours truly, O. V. UECK, "Kir. South Flint St., Rosebnrg, Ore. "P. S. Doesn't, require any wealth." Umbrellas Repaired At N. E. Comer Rose & Cass Sts. Roseburg Shoe Shining Parlors Real Estate Puslncss and residence property. Farms and stock ranches. From five acres to one thousand. From five dollars an acre up. George Riter . Heal Estate and Insurance. 311 I'orklns Hiiildlng, KOSEItUItU, OREGON. YOL WW Kidds Phone 238 J. H. Sykes Gun Store Exclusive Sporting Goods Store Guns, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle 0. V. B. Pocket Knives Opposite Postofiice Roseburg, Oregon You Don't Have n Tn Sea To J IS v - for Cement Culvert. Cement Hewer Pipes, size 8 to 86 Inches, lenient building foundation and rhltnney blocks. Cement sidewalks and cement work of any kind. I have five or six houses I will sell cheap, as I want to use tha money In other business. See my burglar-proof window lock, It 0 K See IMt's Elastic roof paint for leaky roofs. We build, move or rei'Klr jour houses. Business buildings a specialty. Ovor forty years experience to building. Xnumn F. F. PATTERSON HE SAW THINGS. The Boy Obeyed Hit Dad and Lsarnsd to Use Hit Eyes. In the dally half hour confidential talk with his boy an ambitious London father tried to give some advice. "Be observing, my son," said the father on one occasion. '(Cultivate the bablt of seeing, and you will be a successful man. Study tblnga and remember them. Don't go through tho world blindly. Learn to use your eyes. Boys who are observant know a great deal more than those wbo are not" Willie listened in silence. Several days later, when the entire family, consisting of his mother, aunt and uncle, were present, his father said: "Well, Willie, have you kept using your eyes, as I advised you to dot" Willie nodded and after a moment's hesitation said: "I have seen a few things about the house. Uncle Jim's got a bottle of hair dye hid under his bed, Aunt Jen nie's got an extra set of teeth and a lot of false balr In her dresser, ma's got some curls sewed In her hat, and pa's got a pack of cards and a box of dice and a leather covered flask behind the bookcase." London Tit bits. Night Jobi For the Jeweler, Under the Jeweler's letter box and door bell was a second bell labeled "Jeweler's nlj;ht bell." "Kindly ex plain," said the visitor. "Is the crav ing for diamonds and wedding rings so Insatiable that you have to get up at night to meet the demand?" "It Is not the prospect of making a sale that gets me out of bed after mid nlEht." said the Jeweler, "but the mis fortunes of my fellow man About the only people who ring me up after working hours are those wbo have a piece of Jewelry on that they can't get off and don't dare to wear until morn ing for fear of blood lolsonlng. These accidents happen often. Every doctor In town 'knows I can be routed out In an emergency case, so all rings that must be liled off swollen Angers, all earrings Hint must lie removed from Inflamed ears, nil necklaces and brace lets that must be taken from bruised necks and wrists without delay aro lii-ought to me" New York Press. Only a Fire Hero but the crowd cheered, as with burned hands, he held up a small round box. "Fellows!" he shouted, "this Bucklen's Arnica Salve I hold, has everything beat for burnB," Right! also tor boils, ulcers, sores, pimples, eczema, cuts, sprains, bruises. Surest pile cure. It BUb ducs Inflammation, kills pain. Only 25 cents at all druggists. B Mrs. Bristol's cider at the Rose burg Soda Works. Phone 186. Sidewalk lumber cut ready to lay Page Investment Co. Phone 242. tf Rolled oats and barley, crsjked ano whole orn, wheat and all varieties of mill feed at the lglai County Mills. Phone II. Regardless of who is elected if you trade with us and save your cash register receipts. We redeem them with either merchandise or money. Just now we are offering a splendid set ot DISHES A set any housewife would be proud to own, and best of all it doesu'l cost one cent addi tional. Come in and let us Veil you about it. Grocery 130 N. Jackson To A Spa I 1 LIGHT ON ANCIENT PANIC ARGUMENT History Demolishes Republican Claim That Democrats Make Hard Times, 1893 WAS UNDER HIGH TARIFF Every Panic Since the Civil War Has Oaen a Republican Panio Lessons From 1907 Upheaval. The enemies of Democracy are mak ing their anticipated and regularly re curring howl they are predicting hard times If Woodrow Wilson Is elected president on a Democratic tariff revi sion platform. Tho Republicans nre claiming aV. credit for present prosperity. A glance liackward will be wort wbil at this f'-T.e. Every ;,anlc since the civil scar orig inated :ud devaiayrS under Republic an rule. Republican campaign textbook of 1001 devoted much space to the many business disasters occurring from July, 1S03, to November, 181)4, Intend ing the public to nttriliuto tbem to the luuugurallou of President Cleveland In March, 1S03. But the Republicans full to refer to the fuct that the Republic an tariff law was in force during more than twelve of the sixteen months of greatest business disasters. This fuct must be remembered the McKinley tariff bill became a law Oct 0, 1.S90, and the first Indications of the 1S93 panic were seen Nov. 11, 1800, scarcely more than thirty days after the Mc Kinley law was passed, and the panic reached Its worse stage ill 1803 and early In 1S04, during which time tho McKinley law was in full force. Millions Lost Their Jobs. It may lie recalled, too, that the panic of 1ST3 under Republican rule and In a period of twelve years of high tariff taxation, was most disastrous. It continued five years, 3,000,000 work lnguien were thrown out of employ ment and bankruptcy ran riot ' In ISiHt the McKinley high tariff bill was passed, and there wero 10,073 fail ures, followed by l.SM In 181)1. The tariff was raised to nearly GO iier cent, but wages stood stttl or declined while the cost of necessaries ndvauccd. The most serious labor troubles In tho history of tho United States have occurred under Republican high tariffs. 8ome Lessons From 1907. The Republican panic of 1007 fur nished another forceful refutation of the Republican claim that Democratic administration mid bard times, lower tariffs and panics have been co-existing. In l!H)7, in the midst of prosperity, thousands of lending banks, wtth hun dreds of millions on deposit, suspended ;ush payments. The trouble began us a result of a struggle between great New York llnnnclal institulioiis for bus iness. The New York Post in October, 11)07, snld: Condemn Themselves. "The certain and significant thing Is that It will be known us n Republican and high tariff panic. Protest ns He publicans may, they will be held rc sponsible. Out of their own mouths the Republican party and the Dingier- ltes will stand condemned. They llxed In 1800 the Htanilnrd by which they cannut cscaiie being Judged. In the party platform of that year they refer red to the panic of 18P3, and the bard times following, squarely to charge up the entire accountability to the party In control of the nallnmil government. and the political Inference was 81 a led with merciless logic: " 'Every consideration of public safe- ty and Individual Interest demands thai t)ie government be rescued from the hands of those who have shown them selves Incapable of conducting It.' "Now, what nro the Republicans go Ing to do when tho Democrats hand them back their poisoned chalice? A great emergency has come and the high tariff is seen to be of no avail whatever. It was to keep us all rich nnd prosperous." "Uucnuso the country has Just got over the results of a Republican pnnl the president and his friends are urging us to perpetuate the Ilepulilli nn iiilmln tstrntlon," says the Philadelphia Rec ord. Business Depression. "As soon as business was checked five years ago the steel corporation, which wns encouraged by Mr. Roose velt to swallow Hie Ti'iini-fseo con cern, then its most formidable mlen tlnl conietltor. drew lis llres and threw about half Its workmen out of employment. Other Industries did much tho same thing. There was nil extensive stoppage of mills In Phlln delphia. 'The Iten'ibll-an candidate for con gress III the Kensington Richmond ill trlct Is using the 'soup houses of ls;i3' as a means of searing the wage enriu-ra from voting t lie Innexrafc tick Those soup housei existed under the McKinley tariff. Hut there have bcea more recent ones. After I:i7 there were soup houses in Ihe Kensington Richmond district, and everjlusly who was charitably dliwd wns liegged for contributions to feed the people wbo were out of employment." CLASSIHCD C $10 REWARD. For the couvlctlon of the person who mutilated the Blgn In front of my store on Hal lowe'en. Simon Caro. j LOST AND FOUND 'LOST. Between Hoseburg and Oak Creek, Sunday, November 3rd, an overcoat and rubber capo. Kinder please leave at Review ofl'ice or the Ullde store. dsw FOUND. Small purse containing Borne change. Owner please call and prove property. MONEY FOUND. Unknown person left a purse containing money In the lobby ot the Roseburg post office Monday. Owner please call at Review office and describe prop erty. tf FOUND. A bunch of legal docu ments. Owner can have una by calling at thlB office and describ ing same. " WANTfcD WANTED Holsteln or Durham cow. Call at 327 W. Douglaa St., phone 8 8-J. WANTED. Two men to cut wood and clear land, etc. Must under-" Btaud blasting. Good long job to right parties and tent provided. Address Box 83, Dixouvllle, Ore., or phone 34F3. dsw FOR KENT. FOK K10NT. Cozy housekeeping room in business district; cheup. H. S. U., cure of Review. FOR RENT. Furnished rooms for housekeeping, no children. 302 W. Washington. FOll RENT. House, lurge yard, garden, etc. Rent reasonable. Inquire DOS North Pino. FOR RENT. Furnished front room, suitable for two gentlemen. In quire 126 N. Kane. FOR RENT. Unfurnished house on Flint Btreet, Roseburg. Enquire ot J. F. Barker & Co. FOR RENT. At Edenbower. Store and two modern living rooms, 112.60 per month. A. Ferguson, llerrlngton House, City. ' du!7 FOR RENT. Nice, light front bed room, with or without board. Ap ply 627 Court street, corner Ella. FOR SALE OK TRADE. TO TRADE. What have you to ex change for a 40 h. p. 5-paBsengor car. Unimproved property consid ered "Trade," euro Rovlew. FOR SALE. Milk, delivored to any part of city. H. C. Dawson, 625 Second Avenue South, N. E. Rose burg. FOR SALE. Good sound Spltzon- berg apples. Address F. D. Frltsch, Roseburg, or phone 9X22. FOR SALE. Rhubarb plants of Monarch variety; 25 cents each, or $2.60 per dozen. F. Schmidt, Edenbower, near cemetery. dtf SAND AND GRAVEL. All persons wanting sand or gravol will please call at the o. :blnal Empire Livery and Feed Stablea. We have teams for makln I' vmpt delivery. Banks & Welker. dtf FOR SALE. Chihuahua puppy. Ad dress 11, care Review. INVESTMENT SNAP. Business property at Suthorlln, paying good Income, for sale at a bargain. Ad dress lock box 186, Sutherlln. THREE GOOD FARMS for sale bv the owner, all near Roseburg, on main wagon road, near school and church. Good stream of water and live springs of wator on each placo. Small orchard, house, barn and out-houses on each place. Sultablo for fruit, farming or stock raising. Prices: No. 1, $1500; No. 2, 3, 000; No. 3, $5000. Address or soo E. W. Kuykendall, 206 Washing ton Btreet ' dn21 WANTED. Good, fresh milch cow H. C. Daweon, 625 Second Ave. South, N. E. Roseburg. dsw FOR SALE. One year old Barred Rock bens at 76 cents each, il. C. Dawson, 625 Second Ave., So., N. j E. Roseburg. dsw FOR SALE. Fourteen acres, all river bottom; 3 acros In young prune orchard in bearing, also ap plOB, peaches and walnuts. Very reasouaoblo tormfl. Onlv 1 14 miles to R. R. station. Inquire at Re view office, or address Box T, RoBeburg, Oregon. dsw FOR SALE. Good, black home, five years old, weighs about 1650. Price $200. H. C. Dawson, 625 Second Ave., South, N. E. Rose burg. dsw FOR SALE. Extra large pure Bronzo turkeys for breeding pur poses; toms, $5, hens, $3, ench. Will furnish local market with corn-fed turkeys for ThankBglvlng, If ordered. Mrs. O. C. Brown, Dlxonvllle, or phone 3F26. dsw FOR SALE. Good work team, weight about 1200 each, will sell cheap. Address Box 10, Looking Glass, Ore., or phone 13F15. dsw FOR SALE. Matured yellow dent corn, suitable for feed fattening turkeys, hogs or other stock. O. U. Helblg, 105 Lane, corner Jack son, Roseburg, Ore. dsw FOR BALE. 400 acres, about 80 acre has been farmed, mora can be when oleared, balance timber anil pasture; a first class sheep, goat or cattle ranch; twelve miles from Roseburg on R. F. D. Price $10 per acre, casL or terma. Ad dress M. M. Care 1 he Review. daw Call up 341), the Douglas County; Creamery, for cream. i Ornamental shrubbery, new lot Just received by Klulicu At lllitrk, the uurseryinen. Just received, airload cheat seed, 40c per bushel f. o. b. Oakland, Ore. All orders given prompt attention. Bridges Bros., Oakland, .Oregon. A. F. & A. M. Laurel Lodge, No. 13. Regular meetings on the second and fourth Wednes days of each month at Mnsoulc Tem ple, corner Jackson and Cass. Sojour ners Invited to attend. . N. RICE, W. M. R. H. C. WOOD, Sec. B P. O. ELKS, Roseburg Lodge, No. 326 Holds regular communi cations at the Elks' Temple on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month. AH memberB requested to atteud regularly, and all visiting brothers are cordially Invited to at tend. BINDER HERMANN, E. R. H. C. SLOCUM, Secretary. DEGREE OF HONOR Mystic Lodge No. 13 Meets 2nd and 4th Mon day evenings of each month In the Odd Fellow's Teiuplo. Visiting members are cordially Invited to at tend. ADA LAMPSON, C. of H. E. H. LENOX, Rec. MAUD KIRK, Receiver. EAGLES, Roseburg Aerle meets In their hall on Jackson St., 2nd and 4th Monday- eveningB of each month, at 8 o'clock. Visiting breth ren in good stnndlng alwnvB welcome. DEN NORTH, W. P. B. F. GOODMAN, W. Sec. Phono M 183. I O. O. F., Rising Star Lodge No. 174 meets in the Odd FellnwB Temple every Friday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. ED. S. COCK ELR EASE, N. G. W. S. POWELL, R. S. M. FICKLE, F. S. I MPROVED ORDER OF RED MEM Umpqua Tribe No. 41, meets every 1st and 3rd Monday of each month, at tho Eagles' Hull. Visiting Chiefs welcome. J. W. DROWN. Sachem. C. II. TERCINSK1, C. ot R. , o. c I O. F., Philetarlan Lodge No. 8 Meets In Odd Fellows Temple, corner Jackson and Cass Sts.. on Saturday evening of each week Members of the order In good stnnd lng are invited to attond. J. R. BAILEY, N. G. M.. M. MILLER, R. S. I O. O. Mo F., Union Encampment No. I oetB in Odd Fellows Tempi ou tho 1st nnd 3rd Thursday even lngs of each month. Visiting breth rcn always welcome. CARL OIIMAN, C. P. L. H. MILL-EDGE, Scribe. f E. S., Roseburg Chapter No. 8 Holds their regulnr meeting on the 1st and 3rd Thursdny In i ooch month. Visiting members In good standing nre respectfully invited to attend. MRS. JESSIE DAY, W. M FREE JOHNSON. Sec. nOSEBURO LODGE NO. 1037, LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE. MeetB evory Tuosday evening at 8 o' clock In Mnccabce hall. All visiting brothers Invited to attend. L. WIMBERLY, Dictator. II. O. PARGETER. Secy. REDEKAHS, Lodge, No. Roseburg Rebwknh 41, I. O. O. F. Meets Odd Fellows Temple every Tuesday evening. Visiting Blntcm and brethren Invited to attend. MRS. TILLIE JOHNSON, N. O. MRS. DEI. LA LcWIS, Secy. MRS. C. B. PATRICK. F. Sec. OODMEN OF THE WORLD, Oak Camp No. 125 Meets in tho Odd Follows Hall In Roseburg evory 1st and 3rd Mondny evenings. Visit ing neighbors ilways welcome. M. B. OERMONI), C. C. J. A. BUCHANAN, Clerk WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT, Lllar Circle No. 49 Meets on the 1st and 3rd Monday evening of each month at Odd Fellows' Hall. Visit Ing members In good standing nre Invited to attend. MRS. ETHEL EASTOM, O. N. CLARA CAWLFIELI). Clerk. H.J. Dcnn Transfer Company Household goods, piano, baggage lumber, wood nnd a general transfe business. Baggage checkB called for. All goods carefully handled. Charge: reasonable. Office phone. 102; residence phone, 196-L. Roseburg, Oregon. Eastern Oysters In Any Style. Short Orders at Any Hour. Quick Lunch Restaurant. TR TOY, Prop. Ibitular Dinner, 2ftc. Chicken Dinner Every Sunday. Sheridan Street. Near Depot OPEN ALL 111 01 IT. Whew! But That Coffee Is Bitter! Did you every eay It? Of course you have. But did you ever stop to reason out WHY It was bitter? No? Well bore's the reason. You have been Imitating tho Prodigal Son and drinking the husks. How can you help It? That's eaay. Use BAR RINGTON HALL COFFEE; no husks In It, ull fanned out; you get only the berry. Like the WHITE HOUSE brand It 1b the best there 1b, but wo have cheaper grades that are very good, Buch as the COUNTRY SPECIAL for only 30c a pouud. Only In coffee you will find the best Is the cheapest In the end. TRY IT. Roseburg Rochdale Co Phono 145. Your Is tlio greatest asset you have and aa such It should bo given special care. Hut if in spite of the care it persists. In fulling out do not despair Just niivo tlio combings and bring them to mo nnd I will convert them Into a SWITCH, or PUFF, WIO or a TOUPEE, as yon may desire. ALL WORK GUARANTEED Tercinski Phone 219 Clean Clothes do not make a man but soiled ones will very quickly unmake him. Your clothes will always be clean if you send them to us. PHONE 79 FOR WAGON. Roseburg Steam Laundry FRESH EGGvS That are realy fresh we get them from the farm and know they are realy first class. The North SideGroccry is the home like plac for you to trade. The best of everything, fresh everyday. North Side Grocery Commercial Abstrad Co. Abstract of Titles Blue Prints Filing Papers, Etc. WE WILL CO ON YOUR BOND Insurance Jim PKRKINH HI'lLDIXfl Cor. Cass ft Jackson. Hair Jackson Street Conveyancing HOHKI1UIU5. OREGON YOU LKAVK OUR MEAT HARK ITT with admiration for the perfeot eleaa Jlness which la averywhtrf apparaat Your own kitchen couldn't be mar free from even the allftatest sospldoa of dirt. Bo the, la an added satis faction In coming In person to aelaet the choice outs we always bar om hand. Qlre yourself and na Ua pleasure ot a call todajr. The Economy Market Geo. Koblhagea, Prop.