' POLITIC I, ST ATI'S OF
SIXTY-THIRD CONGRESS.
Democrats 283
Republicans 115
Progressives 12
Doubtful or unreported 25
Total 435
The foregoing showed the standing
at 9 o'clock Wednesday night of the
House of Representatives in the
Sixty-third (new) Congress. The to
tal of 283 gave the Democrats 65
more than the 218 necessary for a
majority and 53 more than the
Democratic membership in the Sixty
second Congress.
WOMEN' XOW IIOI.I THE
I1AI.AXCE OP POWER IS
CLAIM OP DR. AXXA SHAW.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6. Dr. Anna
Howard Shaw, president of the Na
tional Woman Suffrage Association,
was exuberant today as the reports
came in of the big suffrage victories
of yesterday, when four out of five
states voting on woman suffrage ac
cepted It. She said:
"This is glorious. Now we hold
the balance of power in Presidential
elections. The political parties can
not ignore us longer: they realize the
importance of a woman's vote, and
In order to win our friendship they
will fight for us in- the states which
have not yet given us the vote.
"I am going to send my flag down
to Tiffany's this morning and have
four more diamonds put in it, mak
ing ten altogether, one for each of
our suffrage states. - You know about
the flag? It is an enameled brooch
and was given to Susan B. Anthony
bv the women of Wyoming on her
80th birthday. At that time there
were only four diamonds in it Wy
oming, Colorado, Idaho and Utah.
Since then we have added two more
Washington and California and
now today1 we have thlB great pleas
ure of setting in It four more dia
monds for our new victories. This
is a happy day for us all up here and
there are going to be many more such
davs in the near future.
"I am jubilant over the election
of Mr. Wilson. Our women felt that
they could never expect much sup
port from either of the other candidates."
Hotel McClallen. J. W. Montgom
ery and wife. Days Creek; R. Westen
hlser, Yoncalla; Joe Blosser, Grant
Taylor, Winchester; A. R. Manning,
J. G. Bacon, Oakland; F. M. Pllklng
ton, W. H. Boren, Camas Valley; E.
W. Herchberger, Alaska; W. H.
Fisher, Scottsburg: H. A. Traylor,
Elkton; Mr. and Mrs. C. W. CaBe,
Clinton A. Case, Addy, Wash.; F. R.
Hunt, Eugene; Thornton A. Edwards
and wife, New York; D. M. Hoggatt,
Tiller; P. B. Scholtes, Seattle; E.
Levison, San Francisco; L. S. Hill,
Cottage Grove; Chas. Barker, City.
Flowering Bulbs, Just arrived, di
rect from Holland, at S. K. Sykes.'
I have just received the new model
20-guage Winchester repeating Bhot
gun. Call and have a look at this
new gun. J. H. Sykes' Gun Store,
opposite poBtofflce. dtf
Just received, carload cheat seed,
40c per bushel f. o. b. Oakland, Ore.
All orders given prompt attention.
Bridges Bros., Oakland, .Oregon.
Gaddls' bath-room novelties are
making a hit. For Christmas presents
they are one hour ahead of tha pres
ent moment.
j Empire Livery, Feed and Sales
I Stables, Banks Welker, proprietors.
New rigs of all varieties, good gentle
teams and careful drivero; also
teams that are safe for ladles to
drive. Blacksmith shop In conec-
Itlon; ell work guaranteed. Phone 6.
Call up 340. the Douglas Count;
Creamery, for cream.
Have Arundel tune It
Notice to farmers
and Road Builders
We will give a free demonstration in Roseburg from
November 11 to 14 with LIONITE POWDER for blast
ing stumps, rock, soil, etc., and will be in Myrtle Creek
November 15 and 16 for the same purpose.
Any one interested in clearing land, building roads,
or blasting of any kind ought to be present.
For further particulars call on or phone
S. B. CROUCH, Hardware Store
Sheridan Street, ROSEBURG, Ore. '
PUBLIC SALE!
t
Twelve milqs from Roseburg, three miles north of Wilbur, on what is
, known as the old Hardin Davis place.
TUESDAY, NOV. 12
NINE O'CLOCK SHARP. LUNCH AT NOOX.
Following are a few of the things that will be offered for sale, rain or
' shine:
1 Gray horse, 9 years old.
1 Iron-gray mare, 6 years old..
1 Gray horse, 12 years old,
1 Bay mare, '12 years old.
1 Bay mare.:
1 Spring colt, 7 months old.
1 Pony gentle.
.7 Good Jersey milch cows; one will
be fresh about time of sale; 3 will
be fresh about Jan. 15.
3 Fine, 2-yeajr-old heifers.
2 1-year-old tellers.
1 Jersey bull, 1 year old.
E Nice young brood sows, Poland
China.
1 Boar, large enough for service;
Poland China.
6 Shoats, suitable to kill this winter.
25 Turkeys.
160 Chickens.-
2 Good farm .wagons.
1 Good wagon box.
1 Good hay raick. -
2 Good wood racks.
1 Hack.
1 Top" buggy.'-
1 McCormlck :blnder, good as new.
1 McCormlck mower.
1 Hay rake-.
1 Good broadcast seeder.
1 Good four-horse disc harrow.
1 Good two-horse disc harrow.
1 Good 3-sectlon smoothing harrow.
1 Good Z-horse smoothing harrow.
1 one-horse cultivator.
1 double-shovel cultivator.
1 good 3-horse Oliver Chilled plow.
1 one-horse Oliver Chilled plow.
2 Good all-steel 2-horse plows.
1 Hay rope and fork.
1 Good Empire cream separator.
1 Churn.
1 Grindstone.
1 Spray pump and hose.
1 Cook stove.
7 tons baled hay, wheat and vetch.
1 New Osgood platform scale, weigh
ing 1000 pounds.
1 Tent, 14x18.
1 Fanning mill.
3 Sets heavy work harness.
1 Set light hack harness.
1 Buggy harness.
3 Pairs double lines.
Tools and other articles too numer
ous to mention.
TERMS:-A11 Bales of $20 and under, strictly caBh. Over $20, a credit
of 9 months will be given to purchasers giving note with approved securi
ty drawing 6 per cent. No property to be removed until terms of sale are
complied with.
J. A. Walker,
Auctioneer,
H. B. ROSENBERRY,
Owner
YOU LEAVE OUR MEAT MARKET
with admiration for the perfect cle
lnesa which Is everywhere apparent
Your own kitchen couldn't be mon
free from even the slightest susplcloi
of dirt. So theis Is an added satis
faction In coming In person to Beled
tha choice outs we always havt oi
hand. Give yourself and us ta
pleasure of a call today.
The Economy Market
Geo, Kohlhagen, Prop,
fiadilis Got His direct from New
York. Crystal plate glass shelves,
triplicate mirrors, solid brass nlckled
tumbler, tooth brush, match and
whlsk-broom holders. Towel bars,
bath seats, soap trays. See the holi
day display of Winnie Gaddis, the
Plumber.
H.J. DennTransfer
Company
Household goods, piano, bnggage,
lumber, wood and a general transfer
business. Baggage checks called for.
All goods carefully handled. Charges
reasonable.
Office phone, 102; residence phone,
196-L. Roseburg, Oregon.
Accidents will happen, but the best
regulated families keep Dr. Thomas'
Eclectic Oil for such emergencies.
Two sizes, 25 and BOc at all stores.
Real Estate
Business and residence property.
Farms and stock ranches.
From five acres to one thousand.
From five dollars an acre up.
George Riter
Real Estate and Insurance.
311 Perkins Building,
ROSEIIUKG, OREGON,
For good printing of oil kinds The
Review alwaT's leads.
Patroniss Review adversers.
.Umbrellas Repaired
I At N. E. Corner Rose & Cbbs StB.
Roseburg Shoe Shining
Parlors
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. SI. ASHTOX
Chiroprnctlc-Xcuropath
Xerve and Spine Specialist
Chiropractic neuropath is a natural
and advanced scientific art of remov
ing the cause of disease.
Chronic Diseases n Specialty
224 Cass St. ROSEBURG, ORE.
MRS. H. JAY STONE
Teacher of Piano and Harmony
Studio 223 E. Lane Street.
Home Studio 717 Hamilton St.
Phone 3 02-J.
MRS. CHARLES S. HEINLLNE
Pianoforte Instructor
Musical Kindergartener
Studio: 423 Ella St. Phone 33-R,
DRS. SEELY, S ETHER, A STEWART
Physicians and Surgeons.
Suite of Offices Rear Douglas Na-
tlonal Bank, Ground Floor.
Phone 367.
ROSEBURG .... OREGON
ALBERT 8. HCEY
OPTOMETRIST '
118 W. CASS ST.
Roseburg - . Oregon
GURDON A. FORY
Vocal Lessons
Studio 312 East Cass Street
Phone 191-J. ROSEBURG, ORE.
L. G. HICKS
SURVEYOR,
223 Perkins Bldg. Rosebnrg, Ore.
Office Hours: Phones:
10 to 12 a. m. Office: Main 171
2 to 4 p. m. Res: Main 172
DR. LUCETTA SMITH,.
Physician
Women and Children Diseases
a Specialty
Office, Masonic Bldg., Second Floor.
AUTO TRANSFER
J. F. CLEMENTS, Prop.
Phone 70, or leave orders at J. H.
Sykes' gun store.
New York Cafe
Chan Jo, P
OPEX DAY j NIGHT.
Meals at ill Honrs.
Regular Meals 2( CenU
Chicken Dinner Sundays, from
12 Noon to 2 P. M.
Chop Suey, Noodles, Fresh Oys
ters, Fish, Etc., all the time.
Cor. Jackson A Washington 8t.
Why Not
MAKE THE HOUSE YOU LIVE IX
A REAL HOME 11 Y INSTALLING
OXE OF OUR HIGH GRIDE
PIAXOS. YOU CAX GET EITHER A
Piano or
Player Piano
AT A PRICE YOU CAX AFFORD
AND OX YOUR OWX TERMS. COME
IX AND LET US TELL YOU MORE
ABOUT IT.
Burr Music House
YOU WIN
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
:l
A set any housewife would be
proud to own, and best of all
it doesn't cost one cent addi
tional. Come in and let us
tell you about it.
Kidds Grocery
Phone 238
130 N. Jackson
J. H. Sykes Gun Store
Exclusive Sporting Goods Store
Guns, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle
O. V. B. Pocket Knives
Opposite Postoffice Roseburg, Oregon
You Don't Have To
Go To Sea To See
PAT
for Oment Culvert, Cement Hewr I'liwn, nhsm H to 3fl lnrhe.
Cement building foundation and rhlrnney hlork. Cement sldewulkji
And cement work of any kind.
I havt fire or six houflB I will sell chnp, a I wnnt to the
money In other business. See my burglar-proof window loo"
O. K. See Pat's Klastlc roof paint for leaky roofs. We build, m
or repair your bouses. Huslnws building a specialty. Over fort -
ysars experience In building.
CONTRACTOR
AM) IiUMKfl
F. F.PATTERSON