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I Oxen Used In Heavy Farm Work In Sussex, England f f . 7 CAM, FOH Sl'tXIAIj CITV WARKAXT8. Notice Is hereby given all persons holding North Hoesburg sewer war rants to present the same to the city treasurer for payment, as Interest thereon will cease after the date of this notice. Uated Koseburg, Ore.. May, 15, 1012. D. 3. HOUSER, oi23 City Treasurer. NOTH'K TO TIIK l'LIIMC. 1 ft r t t Photos by American Press Association. SEAKCIIKKS for the primitive nnd picturesque In Hnglnnd need not go fur afield, even If their Blurting point Is London Itself. Within little more than 1111 hour's railway Journey from the metropolis one may find aeeluiled hamlets where the automobile is ulmo.nt unknown and where farm" work Is douo with the aid of lumbering oxen. On lluusericnu farm, ut Kill me r, In Huhbox. oxen are so employed, being better uilnpted thau horses to heavy work on the rolling chalk downs. Their remarkable strength is shown by the ease with which the team shown In the Illustrations haul a load of ten tons up the steep hillsides or plow the chalky soil. The wheat harvest in this 'beautiful southern county would be an Interesting scene even If the draft am tun Is were the shire horses commonly used In other parts of Knglund, but the great sluggish oxen, with their deliberate movements, lend additional charm to the rural landscape. The teamster who stands he.slde the oxen la worthy of notice. He has worked on the same farm without u holiday for forty years end In still hpftlthv nnd active ANNOUNCEMENT I wish to nnnmmco to the. public that I linve njwiied a first rliiHH tn I lor shop In your city, nnd wish nnylxidy in unci of Spring Clothes (o coino nod look over my stock ami samples, Perfect fit and workmanship guaranteed. J. O. RYGG, Tailor Over Perry's Millinery llt7 Jackson Street Having left my board and lodgjng without cause, I will not be respon sible for debts contracted by my wife after this date. Dated at Koseburg, May 11, 1912. Signed: CHARLES CHRISTIAN, tf CHARLES DOWNING. Fresh and delicious Bllced ham, bacon and beef norm so good at the North Sldo Grocery. Phone 324. tf Coohery points NOTICE I OK KIDS I OK CONSTKCCTIOX SEW Kit Sealed proposals wll bo received by the undersigned at his office in the City Hull In the City of Koseburg. Oregon, up to T o'clock P. M. Monday, May 27th, 1!H2, for the construction of a sewer In what is known as the Kast Avenue Sewer District in the City of Koseburg-, Oro- gnn, in the manner provided by Ord Inance No. 4 4 1 of said City. All bids must be submitted or blank forms, which will be furnished upon application to the undersigned. and must bo accompanied by a cer tified check payable to the City Treasurer for five per cent of the amount bid, to ho forfeited to the City of Koseburg In case the success ful bidder shall fall to enter Into a contract and bond with said City. The time stated in the proposals for completing the work will be ronsld ered in awarding t he contract. The Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Hy order of the Council. Dated this 20th day of May. 1912. CARL K. WIMMEKLY, m-27 Recorder of the City of Koseburg, Oregon. liOiKiK DiitRcrrvm?. THE ECONOMY MARKET George Kohlhajjen, Prop. MODERN WOODMEN OP AMERICA Myrtle Camp No. 6330. meetr ovcry second and fourth Tuesday of every month In the Eagles' hull. Traveling neighbors are cor dially Invited to visit out camp. Krank Clements, consul; R, Btubbs. clerk. VVOOIIMKN Ol' I II K WOULD Oak Camp. No. 1LT, meets at the Odd Fellows' llnll In Hoseourg, ever; first and third Monday evenings Visiting neighbors always wel mine. ,M. HI. Miller C. C; J A. liucliannn, clerk. Wholesale and Retail Butcher. The besljthe market alTorda. All kinds of Stock bought and so'd. Phone 58 Rosebuig, Oregon O. T. M. ftosehurg Hive, .No. I holds regular reviews on first and third Wednesdays in the Maccabee hall. Sisters of other cordially Invited to attend our re hives visiting in the city ar views. Olive Green, lady com.; Jessie Rnpp, R. K, O. K. H Rosoburg Chapter, No. 8 holds their regular meeting on the first and third Thutsdays in each trorth. Visiting members In good Handing are respectfully invited to altend Mrs. Jessie Davis, W M.; Free Johnson, secretary. RIVERSDALE TRACTS Sub-division of the well known N. Curry F-state ranch into (en acre tracts .suitable for fruit, garden and farm products, located live miles from Rose burg, on the North I'mpqua River. Sold on terms The N. CURRY ESTATE, Owners Masonic Building Roseburg, Oregon O. K. KoHfTHirg At'ru.. .No. J4!7 meets nocnnd and fourth Monday In their hall on Jackson street nt 8 P. M. lien North W. P.; B. F flood num. sec. Friad Chicksn. Fried spring chicken Is n fnvorlte treat. Ijo not neglect the gravy, which to many Is the best feature of the en tire dNh. To fry the chicken cut a small chicken In four or six pieces, dip each piece hastily In cold water, thtn sprinkle with salt and pepper and roll the pirces tn plenty of Hour. Have some sweet lard heati'd very lm( In a frying pan anil fry the chicken until each piece Is of a rich brown hue on both sides. Take up, drain well and nrraime the pieces on u warm platter. Hf-ttliiK the dish In a hot place to keep the meat from cooling while the gravy Is being made. Tour out of the pan all but a t:iblisioonful of the fat nod stir Into the pan one cupful of milk When the liquid Is hot and well stirred thicken to a rich cream with one ta blesixtouful of Hour nibbed In smooth nnd one tuhlcspoouful of butter. liuil two or three minutes, stirring con stantly. SeasMii with salt and pcKcr. A little chopped parsley is often udded to the gravy. Butter If here used hi place of lard is dillicult to manage, us It burns so easily. WINNIE G ADDIS "THE PLUMBER" Roseburg Phone 20t Sutherlin Phone 23 4 Up-to-the-Times with attention and mechanics First Class Materials Work Guaranteed i,i .Piniiw um.iu; WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR WORK DONE WITH THE VACUUM CLEANER When we say Ol'AKAXTKK we mean Just what the word Implies. It you are not satlBlled there wll be no charge. We could not make this assertion unless we were posftlre of giving good service. When you get ready to clean house let us do the worst part for you the cleaning of your carpets. It's en ay fo you and the price reasonable ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY O. C. B.UtEIt, Proprietor. Phone 79. Office N. Ju.-kson St. ! I Cheos Patties. This makes - a good luncheon dish when me:.; Is nut served. Cut out some rounds of bread alHiut two inches in thickness nnd with a small cutter take out the middle, making a little tartlike case. Fry in fat both the case and the piece removed (which Is to furin (he Hill until a golden brown and drain on paper, or brush the canes with melted butter nnd brown In the oven, At serving time lit! the cases with the following mixture: iioll half a cupful of water and two tea spoon fuls of butter together and add to It four ounces of grated cheese, and sen son with a pinch of cayenne pepper. Stand the saucepan In boiling water and stir In the beaten yolk of an egg nnd half a cupful of fine breadcrumbs. Itehent and 111 I the bread cases and serve tiot. Stewed Rhubarb With Lemon Choose tender stalks of rhubarb, trim and remove any tough portions nf skin. I)o not scrnpe nway the deli cate rod, ns It adds to the nppearanee of the finished dish. Cut the stalks Into pieces an Inch long, covr with water nnd stew until tender with a couple of slices of lemon. Add sugar to taste, heat to the 1-olllng point nnd chill before serving. Some prefer to add a few seeded raisins with the slices of lemon, and for those who like this fruit the combination can bo rec ommended. Hhuhnrb Is realty a spring medicine and is invaluable at this sea sou of the year. Scalloped Parsnips. Rernpe four large parsnips nnd he' until lender, then cut Into cubes; m:tki a sauce with a cup of rollk, a level tnbleHpuunful of Imtter nnd same of (lour; season to taste with flour and salt and dash of cayenne or nutmeg: turn tiie parsnips Into the sauce, then put a layer Into a buttered baking dish on top of n layer of bread crumbs; add a sprinkling of mirn-ed onlou nnd pars ley, then inoro crumbs, parsnips, etc., until the dish is full, having the top covered w 1 ( h sn uce a nd bu t tered crumbs; bake for half au hour and serve hot with boiled Ush. A. I' V- A. 31. Laurel Lodge, No. 13, noldi regular meetings on th second and f o u r t h Wed nesdays of each montu K. nJournpr8 Invited lllce, W. M. ; It. nttoiul, Woods, N. Sec. I inilt IwimH Mink liniielien I'oultry Tract City Property Kcnmli l-'lre lnarr Notary lulillc list vtM'it riioi-wrrv with rs. HLMES OLIVER Cass St.. neU to tlrand Hotel. Phonw 3K7. lUtm'httnf, Or. 1 Cass , (. O. b I'htleiartan I.ode, No S, meets In Odd Fellows Temple, corner of Jackson and Cass street on Saturday evening of each week MemberB of the order In good standing nre invited to attend. W 11. Katun X C. : M. M Miller. H S.; . K. Milledge F. S, I. O. (. I'. Itlslng Star Lodge No 174, meets In Odd Fellows Temple very Friday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. C. H Tereinskl, N. IL: W. S. Powell, K. S.I M. Fickle. F. S. Dandelion Salad. Rub a salad bowl with a cut pieoe of garlic, then n leek cut Into thin rings nnd season with salt, pepper and a ditPh of mustard and mix with a ta blospoonful of vinegar. Next blend with olive oil. cut a hard cooked egg Into rings nnd add to the dressing. Put the dandelion leaves, previously washed nnd drained, with the above and toss together with fork nnd spoon. It Is said that no other salad has more medicinal value than this. It is a tine tonic for the blood In the spring. Atparague Tips Salad. Twelve tender asparagus tips (can ned may be used., one tirm tomato, one pimento, one head of lettuce. Tie asparagus In I-undies of three nnd cook In boiling salted water until tender, llemove the string nnd nr nnik'e on crisp lettuce on Individual plates. Cut the tomato Into four rings and slip a bundle of the cooked aspara gus through each ring, place on lettuce nnd sprinkle bits finely ohopied pi mento over the whole. Serve with French dressing. Pure Wholesome Ice Cream We want to impress this fact on everyone. We know onr ire cream is pure aiul sanitary. It is the nest to he had in the city. Tneualed for home socials ami parties. Prompt deliveries at any time and place. DOUGLAS COUNTY CREAMERY, Roseburg - - Phone 340. M () l K It N lUCOTllK.ltUOOO OK AMKKICA -Meets in Maccabee Temple every -1th Friday of each month. O. L. Wright, President; Kmiiin McMulIen Secretary. IlKOTIUllTooTi Op MI KU YKOMKX Mt. Nebo Lodge No 1 8 2 S . ui ee t a every second and fourth Wednesday of each montl at the Fagles' hall. Visiting broth era and sisters welcome. E. B Perrlne, F. M ; S. E. Krohn, Cor VOM KN. Of WOOIH ItAKfllXc Circle. No. 4B. meets on first and third Monday evenings of eacb month In the I. O. O. F. hall. Via Ittna members tn xood stand in are Invited to attend. Oracf ! Pllklngton. O. X.; Clara Cawlfleld elerlt. It. I. O. K Koseburg Lodge. Wo S2fi, holds regular communica tions at their temple on second and fourth Thursdays of eac-tt month. All members requested to attend regularly and all visiting brothers are cordially Invited to ttend, 8. 8. Joseph eon, E. R. Custard. One pint milk, large; two eggs, one cup of sugar, small; one tea spoon ful vanilla, one half cup of butter, two tnhlespoonfiils cornstarch. IHssolve the cornstarch in a little of the milk; hent the rest of the milk: when boiling add the sugar, cornstarch nnd beaten eggs, stirring briskly; add the butter, stir till dissolved, flavor and spread on the rnkes while hot. This can he used as a pudding by pouring over each piece n spoonful of the custard that is left. Glazed Sweet Potatoes. Four sweet potatoes, one quart boll Ing water, one cupful sugar and a halt cupful water will be needed for tht recipe. Wash the sweet potatoes nnd cook, ten minutes in boiling water iniln. pare and cut In lengthwise slices. Place In a buttered baking dish, cover with sirup made by bolllnj: mgar and water together. Cover thf baking dish and bska until tender. LAUNDRY REMOVED The hundreds of patrons of the Lone Star Laundry are notified that we are now located in our new quarters at the corner of Pine and Woodard streets. Our facilities are now better than ever for handling our constantly increasing business. Phone all your orders to 3S0. .Delivery. Lone Star Laundry PROMPT ATTENTION TO ALL WORK Roseburg, Oregon, May 25th Free Circus Street Parade 10:30 a.m. 9 bands, 250 horses, Xtllf S",4S people of all climes in native costumes will be shown in parade. Two shows daily afternoon at 2, night at 8, doors open at 1 and 7 p.m. Waterproof tents. Admission 25 cents to see it ML Nl'MTACI.K KIUMKS Must Ik- as carefully fitted as your lenses. We not only have made a study ol eyes but also frame flttlnif. A. S. IlI'EV. OPTOM KTRIST. Read The News if e I !
