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before lie succt-eded to I he Pnsl- 1 deiicy. In IS"! Uutherfurd 1). Hayes ISSLEO DAILV KXCKPT SUNDAY ' V"'-''r of Ohio over ..v. I 1 1 1 1 a m Allen, which victory led to EVENING ROSEBURG RLVIEW . ... :'B I UEVIL'W 11 HUSHING COMPANY Entered at Roseburg, OrnRon, Post office as Second-Class Matter. L. W I.MItlvltl.Y DAILY Per year, by mall $3.00 Per month, delivered fiQ Per week, delivered IS Per year $2.00 Hix mouths $1.00 o i;.Miti;a 27, un-2. statu (.oykknous who iti: Mi; phi:siim-;ts. Hy Albert Tnzlor. The GovcniorKlilj) r a Htato ap pears to b(f oin! nf tho di'Rn'i'B essen tial to the final degree au President of the United States. The history or those who have filled the Presiden tial office is of Interest along this line. Or the 2 art lug Presidents and one who wiih counted out, the great Samuel J. Tilden, these have been (Jovernors: Thomas Jefferson twice served as Governor of Virginia, during the Revolutionary War. Twenly-six years litter he hcniiue President, James Monroe Herved as Governor of the future birthplace, of Presidents, and six years after lie (inlshed Ills term, took the oath of office aH Preuidi nt of the Pnited tSates. Martin Van Huron was Governor of Now York, and after six years had elapsed be came tho Nation's President. Wil liam Henry Harrison was appointed to the Governorship of Indian Terri tory, nnd forty years later took up his duties as President. John Tyler, who became President upon the death of William Henry Harrison, was in years before succeeding to the Presi dency, Governor of Virginia. James K. Polk was elected Governor of Vir ginia In 1 8119, and President five yearB later. Andrew Johnson, the Democrat who was nominated for Vice-President with Lincoln at the time tho regular Republicans were opposing Lincoln's nomination, was Governor of Tennessee eight yearn High-O-Me That's the Proper Way (o Pronounce IIYOMEl, the Famous Catarrh Remedy Made from Australian Eucalyptus and other Anti septicsJust Breathe It. It Banishes Catarrh Tho Rod Cross Pharmacy Is au thorized to refund purchase price to any dlHsatlHricd cusUnner. Complete outfit $1.00; extra bottle, 50 cents. his nomination fur Prehldent, but there are millions who agree with me that he never was elected to the Presidency. He filled the omen nevertheless. Samuel J. Tilden, who was elected to tho Presidency over Kuthert'oid li. Hayes, but was count ed out. was Governor of New York. G rover Cleveland, whom many con tf nd was not elected to the Presi dency In 1S84, was cleetf.'d Governor of New York in HH2, defeating Kol ger, the Republican nominee, by 200.000. Benjamin Harrison w.is a candidate for Governor of Indiana in 187 0, hut was defeated by "Itlue Jeans" Williams. Twelve years later ho distanced (J rover Cleveland In the electoral college race and became President March 4. 1X80. William McKinley was elected Governor of Ohio in I SIM and again In 1803. and In 1897 succeeded Grover Cleveland to the Presidency. Theodore Roose velt, who has just made the most re markable race ever run by a third party candidate, went from the Gov ernorship of New York to the Vice Presidency and succeeded to th Presidency In 1901. Mr. Taft was made Governor of Philippine Terri tory by ex-Governor Theodore Roose velt, then President, and In 1 90S succeeded Theodore Roosevelt in the White House, t may he mentioned that Mr. Taft, like his predecessor. has recently established a third party record. Thus we arrive at the year 1912 and wo find Wood row Wilson p'.tivn of Virginia ami Governor or h- J'MHoy chosen to the Presidency, while for Vice-President Is Tom Mar si.ull, a native uf I ndlana, present '"'t. r:!"r nf lils native ntate. And in the second political party in the race Is found ex-Governor Theodore Roosevelt, of New York, tho nominee for the Presidency, and Hiram John son, a native of California, and Gov ernor of Ills native slate, the Vice- Presidential nominee. Possibly In all this list there are only three whose Governorship led them directly to the White House prior to 1912. these three being Hayes, Cleveland and McKinley. Virginia and Ohio are good states In which to he born if one has Presidential aspirations Some of these Governors believe thai tbev were born through their own efforts. Good for Weak Digestion. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets do not sicken or gripe, and may bo taken with perfect safety by tho most delicate wnmiin or thr youngest child. Tho old and feeble will also find t hem a most suitable remedy for aiding and strengthening their weakened digestion and fm regulating tho bowels. For sale l all dealers. C MISSOI III LAYING I'OXTI ( Hy T. K. (lulsenberry). We have arrived at the last mnntl. of the first year in the National Kgf; Laying Contest at Mountain Grove Mo. The year closes Oct. Ii I , and no varlel y is yet far enough in tin lead to claim the honors for Hie year The second contest begins Nov. I .Mb. and so much interest is being taken in t his contest that all pens wen filled nearly two months in ndvanei of that date. Tin- bent record for September wnt made by pen No. :i:t, S. S. Hamburgs which itibl 97 eggs. Pen No. r2. White Wyandotles, was second with Football! Football! Football! si: 10 THE Great Annual Game U. 0. and the 0. A. G. AT Albany, November 23 I lOCDtNttSHASTAJ I Has authorized n rouml trip fare mini Hosobiirg nnd all points north thereof, from liranrli Hue points and pultun tin tho I'orvjillls & stern (if One and One-Third Fare Tickets mi Bull' Nov. ":l (inly, with final return limit Nov. fall un nearest agent fur further Information as to fares, train sched ules, ete. JOHN M. SCOTT, ('eiieral Passenger .gcnt, Portland, Ore. Get Your Birds Ready for the POULTRY SHOW Dec. 9-14, 1912 Doulgas County Poultry Association, Judges, G. G M'lwrry and T. A. Raffcty Premium list now ready. Call on or address Secretary E. E. Wimberly, Rosebui, Oregon. A Timely Suggestion ! To those In search of holiday gifts that not only will add to the joy of giving hut will be douhly appreciated hy the recipients on ac count of their usefulness, there Is nothing that will give more satisfaction than a NICK PAIH OK HIIOKH. If you do not know the size you can purchase an order and they can come In any time and make their own selection. Try It you will like the plan. R. L. Stephens Quality Shoe Store 213 N. Jackson. Next door to P. O. 04 eggs for the month, and Pen No. 10. Illack Minorca, was third. The total number of eggs luld by all pens for September was f71(i eggs, which makes a grand total of 84,011 eggs to Out. 1st. Seventeen jiens have laid more than son eggs In U months. The best record made by a pen of Indian Runner ducks is pen No. I2!i, laying IH7 eggs to date. II will be seen that the It. C. Reds still lead by 15 eggs, but the White Leghorns and White Wyandottes arc both gaining on the llods and stand a good chance to pass them before the content closes oil October II 1st. The race for first place has practical ly narrowed down to tho Barred liorks. White Leghorns, White Wy andottes and H. C. Reds. Twenty-nine hens have laid more than 20(i eggs In II months, The best individual record so far has been made by White Plymouth Hock hen N'o. 717. Lady Showyou. No other hen stands a chance to equal her re markable record unless she should die, nnd even then, hens nearest he would have to lay practically every remaining day. She did not lay as main- eggs this month as usual, hut idded 2:i for the month, making her total for 11 months 2(10 eggs. She has ?, days yet In October to com plete her year's record. If she does not moult nnd lays even half the days In the mouth, she will have made a record equaled by few hens. She has a chance to make a new world's rec ord, lint we are pleased and satisfied even If she does not lay another egg. The following hens hnve reached : he 2110 egg mark : White Plymouth Rock 2fi0 Haired Plvtnmith Rock 23P It. f. Red 23S S. 0. Red 231 llei .2.'10 i. f. W. Leghorn 224 S. f. W. Leghorn 224 Marred P. Rock 220 4. f. Red 220 (tarred Rock 21S While Wyandotte . silver Wyandotte . While Orpington . While Wyandotte . 4llvcr Wyandotte . White Orpington . 'lolden Wyaudolle . 2 1 r. 2 1 r, 2 1 r, 213 ....212 '. .210 . . . .200 4. C. Mr. Leghorn 2nft 4. f. Red 20S It. C. lied 20S Huff Orpington 20G 4. f. Red 20r, 4. f. W. Leghorn 20T, It. C W. Leghorn 2"3 4. C. Red 203 It. f Red 201 4 f. White Leghorn 201 Illack Orpington 200 Silver Wvandotte 200 Twenty varieties of poultry have b"en entered In the second contest. lOach variety Is represented by 30 liens, making 000 bens 111 all. These in ns come I'lotu England, fanada and he failed States. All additional ton lens will lie used on the outside to ley 0111 a breeding and a feeding ex periment along with the regular con ns!, the hens being trap-nested, records kept and reports made each mouth. for this experiment one oiitestiint, from f alil'ol'llla, sends a pen of hens which he claims to have been so bred that be guarantees them 10 average 21'll eggs each if no deaths or sickness lakes place in tills pen. lie is also to send two males, one lired along I be same Hues as these females and tho other one he claims n not hlvd-lo-lay. The first of these males is 10 be used in the pell with these bred 'o lay females Tor a cer t.itn length of lime, the eggs hatched tad the chickens marked and the pullets from this mating to tie trap :e : !e,l tile following year. This male .s lo li,. ivtnoM'il and the poor one alel iiae. -d ill the same pen with the lo-, d-te-lay females. The eggs from Ibis milling are to be hatched, the chicks marked and the pullets trap neste.l. lie claims that (he pullets from the first male but from the same females will lay twice as many m;s as the pullets from the second male, showing that the laying quall Ui's of a flock depend more upon the breeding of tlie male than upon the female. The result of this test will be awaited with interest as will also the toming llonglas foitntv show. Pec tl-l I. I'.M2. be awaited Willi III terest. AM the different breeds In the above -table are entered - have you eliiered yours If not. do so and see that your fib-nds do the same. Porto Itlco'l New Wonder. From fur awar Porto Rico conies reports of a wonderful now discovery that Is believed will vastly benefit the people. Rnmon T. Mnrchnn, of Harcelonela. writes "Dr. Klug s New Discovery Is doing splendid work here. It cured 111s about five tlmei of terrible coughs and colds, also my brother of a severe cold lu hl chest and more than 20 otbArt, who used It on my advice. Wo hope this great medlclna will yet b fold In every drug stor In I'orto Itlro." For throat and lung troubles It haa so tqital. A trial will convince you of Its merit. SOc and f 1 .00. Trial bot tle free, lluarantood by all drug gist! B HEAL KSTATU TIlA.VS-i:ilS. Thos. F. Fisher to Carl Brnunlng er, $1 200; 16 acres sec 31, 2a-5. .Mrs. L. B. Cole to G. B. Hansard, part of lot 10, block 5, Yoncalla. i'hil Huntington to R. P. Morten sen, (1000; lot 1, block 13, Yoncalla. .Maurice Swank to B. F. Burnett, $10; 21 acres near Canyonville. HAVE YOU CON- Crowds of people are thronging to n,.fIlu-Dfif p Vjiiipo. thft cele- u; zi acres near uanyonvnie. . K. Uonn to J. lierg, $10; 10 acres ated palmist and clairvoyant who IIUS uuen lutuu-u L v,,,. ......... Cor- sec 28, 27-7 J. C. Ainsworth to Geo. V don, (1; Ml acres sec 36, 22-13. .1. T. Moffltt to C. W. Mlddleton $100; 25 V4 acres sec 11, 2S-8. 111(1 Kl Itl'ltlSK TO MANY' IN ItOSF.Ill'Itri. Local people are surprised at the QUICK results received from simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed in Adler-1-ka, the German rem edy which became famous by curing appendicitis. The Red Cross Phar macy states that this simple remedy antlseptlclzes the digestive system and draws off the impurities bo thor oughly that A Si.NGLK OOSH re lieves sour stomach, gas on the stom ach nnd constipation INSTANTLY. Sweet cider for mincemeat 4. j. and Thanksgiving, delivered on -J-4 order. Jl. M. Bristol, Phone 4. 299. 4. i"i"r-i"r-i"r--i"i"i"i"i"i"i -mmm Rjw with the current It la only a matter of a few weeks until the KZY VACUUM CLEANER will be the most popular clonnor on the market a cleuner that cleans, a cleaner that runs oaeler than any electrie cleaner. A cleaaer that la absolutely war ranted, a eleaner that has no equul, positively demonstrated at your home on request. We guar antee this cleaner to get more dirt In 6 minutes than any other cleaner In 10 minutes. This ma chine la not a mere experiment with us; we have positively tried them out and find no equal to them amongst the most expensive sweepers. No home thnt deslree sanitation should be without an Egy Vacuum Cleaner. We are Douglas County agents; ask to have one demonstrated In your home. The price is small for such a machine as this, J 12.60. We positively guarantee them to be butter or equal to any $75 or $ 1 2 r cleaner. RICK ft RICH, The House Furnishers. The e ROSEBURG Book Store SI 1 M H7F 1 I ,eki . 2$ JEDUCATIOJf WaterrnTaris . ideal W. t FpurtgjpPen and a box of FINE V STATIONERY fts- Rooms 1 and 2, for the past tnree weeks. The professor Is doing a rushing business, his parlors being crowded with some of the most prominent people In this city. Kvery one who has called on the noted palmist and clairvoyant says that he tells them their life better than they knew It themselves, and they aru convinced when he tells their name and every wish of their heart. No matter what your trouble Is. he can and will help you, and If you still doubt that he can do all that he advertises, ask your neighbor, or better still, call and bo convinced. lie guarantees to reveal every Incident of your life, tell when, whom and where you will marry, tell you Just what you are fitted for and how to obtain money you are in need of. The happiness of your future life may depend upon the right solution and proper ad vice. The professor makes no mis takes, and all his predictions are true, and he may be relied upon. You may wish to know If It Is advisable to make a change In business, In love and in marriage. WHOM SHALL I MARRY? HOW OFTEN SHALL I MARRY? SHALL I EVER BE DIVORCED? DOES AN OTHER SHARE THE LOVE THAT RIGHTFULLY BELONGS TO ME? IF SO. WHO? IS MY DISEASE INCURABLE? WHEN SHALL I LEAVE HERE? AM I LIABLE TO ACCIDENT? SHOULD I INVEST MY MONEY? IN WHAT SHALL I INVEST? II AVE I ANY ENEMIES? CAN I TRUST MY FRIENDS? IN "WHAT TOWN OR STATE WOULD I BE MOST SUCCESSFUL? HOW CAN I SELL PROPERTY? HOW CAN I HAVE GOOD LUCK? HOW CAN I SUCCEED IN BUSINESS? MOW CAN I MAKE MY HOME HAPPY? WHERE AND WHEN CAN I GET A GOOD POSITION? HOW CAN I MARRY THE ONE 1 CHOOSE? HOW CAN 1 MAKE ANYONE LOVE ME? HOW CAN 1 CONTROL ANYONE? The professor tells all of these things and many more. He Is ever ready to help those with small capi tal to find n quick and sure Invest ment. If your business is unsuc cessful. If your health Is not good, or if you are in trouble of any kind, you should see this truly gifted me dium at once. lie has helped thou sands on the road to success, and he can and will help you. Office hours: 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sunday. 1 to 4 p. ni. Lady In attend ance. The reception rooeis, located just nt the head of the stalrB, are so arranged that you meet nt strangers. You can walk right up, not necossary to luiiulre at desk. Perfect satisfaction by mall. Send $1, day and date of birth, for mall reading. All diseases diagnosed astronomi cally and clalrvoyanlly. Come, all you sick people, and I will tell you exactly what sickness you have and will also tidl you where and when you can be cured. Adv. XOTICK FOlt PROPOSALS Ft.lt S T 1 1 1 : K T I M P 1 1 ) KM K T. Come in and let us show you our assortment. Roseburg Book Store Sealed proposals will bo received by the undersigned at his office In the city of Roseburg. Oregon, up to 5 o'clock p. m. on Monday, Novem ber 25th, 11112, for the paving of South Pine street from the south Hue of Iturko street to the north Hue of South street, In the city of Hosoburg. Oregon. In the manner provided by ordinance No. 607 of said city. All bids must be submitted on blank forms which will be furnished upon application to the undersigned, and must be accompanied by a certified check payable to the City Treasurer for five per cent of tho amount bid. to be forfeited to the city In case such bid is accepted and the success ful bidder shall fall to enter into a contract nnd bond with the city. A surety bond of thirty per cent of the amount bid will be required from the successful bidder. The time stated In the proposals for the completion of the work will be considered in 'awarding tho contract. The Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. By order of tho Council. Dated this 18th day of November. 1912. CAUL li. WIMBERLY, Recorder of the City of Roseburg. Oregon. d6t "Pride of Douglas" and "Queen City" flour bring results. Ask the Douglaa County Mills. Phone 13. Mutual Life's DIVIDENDS ARE LARGER, CASH OR LOAN Far Greater, and Extensions Longer on all Policies. LET ME PROVE IT TO YOU. J. F. HUTCHASON DISTRICT MANAGER Offiice 421 Perkins Bldg. Roseburg, Oregon Fine Stationery! We have just received a fine line of new and up to date papeterles plain and tinted In the latest designs. Particular buyers will find our line up to date and prices reasonable, quality considered. Try a box of Princess Crepe containing 48 sheets of paper and 48 envelopes, only 20 cents while it lasts. Osburn's Pharmacy 147 N. JACKSON ST. PHONE 162 Rooms 4, 5 and 6, Bell Sisters Building Everything pertaining to dressmaking and tailoring taught. Tui tion: $26 for full course. This course offers Instruction In drafting of patterns, cutting and fitting of coats, tailored and fancy dresses. 15 course gives drafting of patterns without sewing. $ course gives ten days Bewing. We invite Investigation. Mrs. E, L. Mcintosh, Instructor and Manager. Miss Florence Mc intosh, Assistant. Pure, Sweet Apple Cider WK HAVE THE WELL KNOWN "Bristol" Brand Cider made from choice apples only. For free delivery call up 186 ROSEBURG SODA WORKS Authorized nottlers of the Genuine Hires' R0ct Deer. Phone 18. WH AT is h00mte with' Drifted Snow flour Best by every Test Per Sack $1.50 Per Barrel 5.90 Order a sack today and you'll want a barrel tomorrow. The Benson Grocery 225 N. Jackson St. phone 184
