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The Roseburg Book Store Agents for all these go-d, most of them tarried in stock at our store. We give S. & H. Cru-n Trying Stamps. USttD bAIIiV KXCKIT HIMiAV nr RKVtEW PVnUHIII.VO COMPANY. Brwl at RoMburg. Oregon, punt offlc u Second-Clsss Millar. L. WIMIIKHI.Y. DAILY Pr rr. by mall on Pr month, deliver!! in Per week. nVllvurmt 1 ! ' PBMI-WEEKl.Y I Tn Tr 12 on ' U mouths 1.00 i NOVF-MHKIt ft, HUM ELECTION' ItK.HIl.TS. The fieri Ion film lulled a suMi-lent Index of popular opinion to lie con trued an an Indorsement of 1'reslilent Wilson's administration and pollcien. ays the Medford Mull-Trlliiine. 8tate elections weru held in Matmu- rhusetts, Maryland and New Jersey All are manufacturlnR ststes. Had there been any popular protest against the tariff bill or any reaction duo to threatened bad times rnitsed hy the new tariff, the Democratic tickets would have Rone down to defeat. In atead they were victorious by In creased majorities. Tho defeat of Tammuny gives al most universal satisfaction. It is due principally to flutter and Indicates very plainly how the people of New York regard the tatter's Impeach ment. Whatever Murphy's capacity at grafter and city boss, ho was not equal to the task of bossing the State. Given rope enough, ho proceeded to hang himself. The adoption of the Initiative, referendum, recall and .di rect primary will smash Tamtnnny just as It has every other political grafting machine. In Oregon a very light vote was polled. Laws much more Important to the people than the election of any person to petty office wero at stake, yet with the personal element lark ing, the people showed little Interest In the election. If anyone should he Interested In higher education. It should be the public school tear-hern yet In Medford not half a (lor.cn took the trouble to vote, though Ihc schools were closed. All the referendums sustained the Legislature, except that on thn ster- ill .Seine rriiui "The I'rlnce "THK HUM K UK TOXKillT." (lotKcoii cfiHtumcx, dazzling spec tacular effects, lliKh clans til II Kit'. HllMimn slum gills mill llashlliK hrullei'H form the huckgrotind of Hint most Miptilar of musical coiiiciIIch, 'The Prince ir Tmilght," which will he the attraction til Hie Antler's on Thursday, Nov. 111. Tin caHt Is headed hy Tom Arnold, who 1h Keen. In ilia liHppicft mood in Die title rote. The story tells of the adventures of Ml'. Arnold, as u Htrnlliled college youth who falls In live witli nntl is -tllllhheil hy It helllltiflll heil-esH whom ho meets while acting as life saver of 'loiilKht." at Anders Theater, Thursday night, NV.cinl,. r I.: at "Teh llreiikers." Calm licacli. She ioiiteiteH witli him and then Informs htm that minus wealth ami position he has no chance at all. I '.mi he Is befriended hy an ngeil ganli ner who Iiuh learned myaterlea of magic from VI' l imit': mill who turns tiliu into a prime, of mythical land fur a night. It Is understood that if the prince falla to receive a kiss from the right glii before thu night is over, he is to die nt dawn. The manner In which he oiicapos the fate threatened him anil winu the right girl givea the aitthrs, Adams. Hough and Howard, unusual opportunities to link modern chnrnclera with magic and mythical situations. Tli,. tr.inslNipiatioii .-n-nes. the ifi-tlstic gronpnm of tin- l.o..t of litellv- girls III' liiilcd in tie chorus, and Ihe gorgeous st.ii:e picitir.s will prove a revelation .los'iili K. How ard literally surpass d liiioself in pro viding tile mtiMc or "Tile i'ril.ce of Tonight," and the cori-ranl. jn'rodiic tions of mii"ic.'il i.nml"-r offers lunch to charm the lo'.or.-. i L:ood nul-'ic. Among the manv soim h ' an- "Her Kyes Are lllile for Yale," "Tonight Will Never foul.' Aci'hi," "I I 't Yalil to Mari v Ye'lr l-'ainili." "Fol low the Kalnhow Trail." "I Till in I.ovn on Molniav." and "Yoiire a Dear Old World After All." ilizatlon hill defeated hy appeals to .silly HcntiuiciitnllHiu. A hard cumiialgn against tile hilt was waged unit none In ita behalf, hence Ha defeat, duo to iiilsuiiderHtnnding a ineasiirn in ad vance of Ita time. The decisive voln ill favor of the university ought to end for all lime the warfare waged on thia meritorloila institution. Kor Hi" people or Oregon to have gone on record aa opposed to higher education would have given the State n hlack eye In Hie nation ind have dis rediteil tho Orcg .m ays em. Clntson lias Jollied Jackson county In building good muds, voting a 1 1 !.- milt hond issue. It is a remaiKanie fact that these two isolated counties should grasp at once the benefits, to OnyxHosicry The Best Veto Me Aits, Roseburg Stamp Cos. Trading Checks Onyx Hosiery The Best We Are Sole Ag!s. " With Every Purchase They are of more value than any other check or stamp because they have a purchasing power at 53 Different Stores You Don't Have to Wait to Fill a Book "'t MrfiiK then) lu iih ami liny slme. They Are So Good That We Want Them Ask for Ihi'in everywhere you trade and use them at our footwear Premium Parlor They keep the money circulating at home You get some! I get soms! Roseburg Booterie I)" derived from khh! rn.uln, while (hose foiMilii'H In lln ii'iiicr of mhi I.MUni Khoiild ri'ji'i-t them and fall to ri'iiilft their hi'iiefltx. Multnomah county haft shown It ni-oier:itloii Id NtilldliiK Ihe 1'aftrie highway hy vot Mt; I-oimIh for nil littiTstate Itrhli' Tip' old wet and dry Ihmu furiilhtieu i niiilfcral!e i xcileiiHMit in varioiiH i'o in in ii ii i 1 1 ' h and resnlh-d in a toii- vtlllT't 1.1ft (ill, Ml ii.n I 1 .1 r- l..r.ll...t- Salem, the (-.'liter of Hi" Imp Industry, j wtted dry, thuw nlrlliin a blow it t Its,1 in iii' lual r'-inin e. 'I lu- entire il . lailietlf allev, Willi the i (r.lnm nf ;ii inrriild. Ik now dry territory and. ho'K are IIh prliiclp.il -mp. If It Is wnniK to sell lii'cr or drink It. it in equally wtdnir lo riw it and that is what the Willamette Valley do'H. 1 o he ma mh ten i , I lie jili- should now prolilhil the jirowhiK of hops - for tte will never liavi- prohibition Mi;it pioIiiliis until tin' m. inn laeture j nf liiiior and tin prodm-iiitn of Hj erieiiHalH Ik Rto)ipei and then some ot lier viee will unpplaiil It. j Tho women or Salem are said to: have voted tin, the wunii-n of The j Dallen wet --thus maintaining the eiiullilirliim. I) eel are War m CnhN. A rniKitdn of ediu-atEoii wlih-h aims "that common coIiIh may h.-rimif mi eomniiMi wilhln the next generation" has lieen Ih kuii hy prominent New j York physh innM. Here is a Ih t cf jtho "(lon'ls ' which tlie dortnrs nay i will pievt :t the annual Msltatieii of , Ihe mid: J "Don't si! in a d j "Don't sleep in li ! "Don't avoid the 'Di n't stntf vmir Overeatini: red no -a your ivsh-Lini-e." ! To whh h we wuu'il add wl..n oii take a eoM eet r.d of it as q-iiekly as possible. To affiMiipl i ih thai you will find rhaiiih.'i'hilii'M Cunrji Ket ,! , in. st excellent. Sold h all deal ers. (' "CA HCA 1 1 KTSM n i: 1 . 1 1 ; V K SICK. SOI U STOMACH. Move Add, fiaMe and Clojrued-up Waste From Stoiitntdi, l.iver. IlowelH Cure Indiestiifii. Got a 10-rent box now. ! That nwful Konrnes, b"!chiiiK of acid and foul ganen: that J-ain In tho pit of tho Btomaeh, the heartburn.' nervousness, nausen. Idea' inn after eating, dizziness and M k beadarho, meaiiH a disordered stoinaeh, which cannot bo regulated until you remove tho cause. It Isn't your stomach's fault. Your stomach Is aa good as any. f Try Cnscarets: thev I in mediately cleanse tho stomac h, remove Ihe sour. undigested and fi rnieiiting food and foul gnKOH' tako the e.xress bile from the liver and carry off the constipated waste matter and poisnn from the bowels. Then your stomach trouble is ended. A Cascaret tonight will Btrulghten you out hy morning a 10-cent box from any dnii; store will keep your stomach sweet; liver and bowels regular for months. Don't forget the children tli-ir litt n sldes need a good, gentle, cleansing,! too. Adv, j Half Sections or Full Sections Arranged to suit require incuts. ' An Ideal Mark of Half Mi t Ions OFFICE SUPPLIES The New Y & E Record Safe Y & K sections, or two half sec tion!., sl.l.. hy Hlilc. Juki fit In. Price empty, III.-,. no, delivered in Hos.'lMii'i:. KittlnKH exira, ac corilliiK to your selection. Blank Books, Typewriter Paper, Carbon Paper, Pens, Inks, Pencils, Etc. Roseburg Book Store Roseburg, Oregon We (ilve S. AL II, (Jcc'ii Trailing SIiiiiiis, The Royal Standard Typewriter II S NO SUPERIOR, and sells for only $75.00 vvaukio road, destined to points In-eat-d on or reaehed via the !.iti.-r road. Iteports are mado of what Is claimed to be the richest gold strike in the recent history of Sotiora. Mexi co. The gold territory lies I no mib s south of the international border, near the famous Kl Tigro mine. ri;il Sun xotk ami commi:m. 'mu i lit y car. ot rnouis. fr.'sli air. :rlf at meal time. The Inler-iiil.' Ciiiih'i-r. ( ',mii mls siini It. is a u iimi in I-. I 1 1'.- mk;. t!Mnti U'MII .!.,r. Ii L' I. I ' 1 I. 1 1 ! ;il.,.ilt J I , "on tan!! rat-s HI. .1 If. '.uK,;,,:s :n s. ctiuiis i (m-i etl ! ad a lie rate cases in the c.tsti ili pa;; lt i!i(. i;uun tiy. hm-stig-in-m of t1..- i .m-..i;;i W.- Toniglit. Ttinight, If you feel dull and stupid, or bilious and constipated, tako a dos of Chamberlain's Tablets and you will feel all right tomorrow. For sale hy all dealerK. C Save Money- We Rivo Itoschurg Trading Stumor. liy noitiii; OUR PRICES on GROCERIES for year winter supplies. The high quality of our goods jjiuirantci.'s satisfaction ami our prices are certain to pkuse you. We'll be glad to quote you our prices. Uye North Side Grocery See P. II. Marsters for liitiiliint; and lint air lieatlim. Work guaran teed. Jai'kHon street, t'liotie l'.t. Perkins Building Roseburg. Oregon ' "THE OLD REUAHLE" REMEDYforMEN AT PHUGmTi3 0HTHIAL PCM UV MAILr.-0c FRCMPIANTCH 93 HtNRYSr BUO JKI V N N f. -"rtCWARE OF IMITATIONG liens of tlie .iilv.m, . ; . L' IIh. Willi.im !.,-.'..i:i, f- I'M". I' r i.l .1 . . .. , . ,. :.ii. . . I , , 1 . -1 I:; Ntnic r ;,n I e r I II Ill-Ill h. -III-,!.-- . of Mis. V I :.u-1 . hat e I'i'i-i- 1 1 i - I ,,l S I A -i-n in-.ilel ,i f isli a nil mi-. ii s .'::. nffii-.-r-i .it tli" I-..: i'i.iI ati.l I.-' i'. lie .etr..M ;!. It I . II,' , off. i-IH r.-ll. I a I li -'.! '- .r.' 'P .' lilt."-'.-'.' I' e. '-io'i ll.. -.11 : ! ! tlx --.iH. r- .:-!..' t Ii: eilll ; . .. ' iatioti of h,n:! r .n. l lutiiher r.r.-. o-i ' . i I a I 1 I ii , l . . . I : :,n Nov. r live : ! Mis -I..::, lias - - I- e! old 1 Li- l-.-altlt ! .- --..lent :-:.i'r. ,ll ."I llelllh tin-. it had :inl- a.: .. i hi. .-I ' .i ;i-'('or- - t.il.nti; I! . X. -I l!:.. Mil- (HIPPEWA French Kip heavy shoes for men Misses and Cliildrens Rightway School Shoes, Gun Metal and Patent. Kippendorf Dittmans Line of Ladies Shoes Don't Wait For Wet Feet Prevent them. It will rain some this winter better be prepared Buy Good Shoes. We sell better quality than any other place and for less. Don't wait, come in and see. R. L. STEPHENS THE SHOK MAIN Next Door to the lis. Olliee Repair Work Neatly Doue ii!;iy raii-ken dinner from 6 to 3. GO cents. Hotel Utnpqua. tf Gaddi KEEP BOTH EYES ON at "A" snbower, Ore 24 Lots Sold, Also a 300 Feet Factory Site City water guaranteed in front of every lot. Electricity on call, also telephone service. SALE TERMS: 10 monthly payments. Get in the swim before the raise. 2 j: Corner Lane and Stephens Sts. Call on W, I vx
