Evening Roseburg review., April 13, 1904, Image 4

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TURNED DOWN
Another Effort to Investigate
P
BY A STRICT PARTY VOTE
lepablkan Senators Vote S
gainst Taking Any Action
in the Matter.
Washington', April 12. lly a Btrict
iriy vote of 40 to llf the senate today
Iftki 00 ho table Gorman's amendment
to tho pusLottice appropriation bill,
UrtT)dinfj for the appointment of a joint
swjgrossiooal committoe of eltfht
members to Investigate the postotlice
(department frauds.
Washington, April 12. Tn the son-
xte this aftornoon Teller offered an
amendment to the postollice appropria-1
Jaoo bill for the appointment of u com-
aoiuee of five to investigate the post-1
ttftco department. Like the Gorman
nosoltttion, It was defeated, lifl to 15.
Ordinary housohold accidents have
aol&rrors when there's a bottle of Dr.
Thomas' Klectric Oil in the medicine
hest. Heals burns, cuts, bruises,
sprains. Instant relief.
Resolution of Condolence.
To the ollicors and members of Rose
fcnrff Lodge No. It2(i, Benevolent and
protective Order of IClks:
Our Brother, William Fairer, is no
snore.
Sietolred, That In the death of Brother
fffebnr, It'isoburg Lodge, 1(2(1, Benevo
Scnt and Protective Order of Klks, has
suffered i serious and irredeemable
Joss.
Mggolretl; That, our heartfelt sympa
thies a ro herewith extended to the
Iwnily of our late brathor, in their
Hon is a good home at a reasonable Huure. 1H9 acres 7l.j miles? east of
Soeebnij. !M acres farm land, balance g-od pus turn, all fenced and rropp-ftmced.
kHnx house of smvoii rooms good bnrn, 75x40, nod nil linens nry outbuilding.
Vs-wst Wo acres in orchard, mixed fruit; well watered by crook and sp ings, end
jiwnly of timbiT. Si hoot mile, postolHcn and Btore 2 mile. Nicely located i n
W)Tdiy road ; b,uutitul view from place, g'tod level road to city. Thie 1b an ideal
Hero is n good home and drt cheap; 210 acres 12 miles west of Rosi-burg;
flTaninr ft-mv, 70 ncroB of plowed land, balnnco gitotl pasture, well watered and
Ajty of "xl timlK-r; fair bonne of six rooms, fair barn and all nect?iury out
Yliiiiii48; 0 acres in orchard ; '4 mile to school and postollice. Trice 14500.
Here if u nice lilt e homo for sale nix miles from Kosebnrg, one mile tc
iM-Viol, puctndiitH ai'd Htnre; all fenced and crocs fenced ; HO-ncre farm hind, bill
ae pn-tm' wrl! located ; Hue views, good houwe of 7 rooms, barn and all neces-
ry out tmildings, goo l familv orchard. This is an ideal home and cannot be
for the mcMuy ticked, only if 2, 600.
Hero ve bome-seekera read this! A snap. 18 acres 1 '4 niileB from the
jfty ot Kfwe'burg on the banks of the Ump'iua river. Good house of six rooms,
j$4puiYmier kitchen with cellar, small barn un.l all necessary outbuildings, ttood
taaxily ori liiird, acre in Blruwberries, and 3 acrec of the flnp&t gardt n land in
torvv.un; good spYiug and well and plenty of timber. This is an ideal home.
SUSiienw of land, 122 acres nf thh land is rich bottom laiid. no IhMter in the
M&h ;bhtuei bill land, good pasture and plenty of timber. 10 mile? from Rose
Good house ot six rooms, one house of three looms, two good burns and
a-rfneceiwary out build inys ; hop drier on place; plenty ot fruit for family use ; s
liule v school ; 6 miles to R. U. Btiition, good ro.id to the s inie; good llshery on
jvVwo. Thiw is one among Ihe bent faruiH in Pmnilas county in fact a perfect
,$ m. Of the above ilescnb?d tract, 122 acroi it line land for alfalfa and clover.
,V perfect home fi5 acre, three miles from Roeeburg on county road. At
twictni ; M acn-H in be;irinuF orchard ; live acres in young orchard; fi acres in
rain; 2ft ucm pasture, well watered, mid plenty of timber for home use. Good
Iwostory honst containing II rooms, bard finished ; good barn, 50x20, with bur
nbed on one wide ; all iie).esary outbuildings. Beautiful view of the city from
lAace also sol tiers' home. This is an ideal home. Trice $5,000. House coal
yjS.OOO. Good road and a nice drive to the city. One half down and balance in
two years time.
No 8. li0 acres; 40 acres lenced, 30 acres in cultivation. Small house and
fenm, small Orchard, plenty of good mountain wnter and lots of good timtwr. A
ae mountain range for stock adjoining. This is a nice little stock ranch. . Twelve
DbiVB from city, two mile from school and four miles from no.notlico. Trice. IWG
A nice homo containing 110 acres, all fenced and cross-fenced. Forty acre
TT.p, lft in fruit and balance good pasture; well watered and plenty of good
Kdier. Mile and a half to school, post-odice. store and R. R. Btat on. rait
"wwe of i x rooms, bam and all neceflsary outbuildings. One span of horses.
VwotM'ts ot harness, two wagons, two top buggies, three cows, two calves, tU!
Thickens. 12 turkea, ' lmgs, and all Uniting and household goods 1 10 nnmerons
ruention. Firfiit miles fr -m Roseburg. Kverylhiun goes for $3700; 20H1
dovru. Uilance on easy teriiis. This is a perfect home and dirt cheap.
reO acres of laud 12 miles from Koseburg, all fenced and enm-f triced, good
Vnnof seven rooms, barn and all necessary out-hnildiin;s, young orchard, just
Vg'nuiing to Ivar, of ISO trees of all kinds of fruit; small grape vineyard anti
)nty "I sin ill fmit. 20 acres in cultivation ; about l,tKH),000 feet of tinilnT, oak
ind Hr ; 1 line mountain stream running through place largo enough to run fl
iMW-mill six nuintlis in the year. Two miles to postotlice and store. A llnt
rrrw juining place; tine, h"1thy location; plenty of gotnl mountain water:
ood llsbing an 1 limiting. Trice $1000.
V0 acres of laud lying on top of Camas mourtain; house and Darn; no other
tmjmwements; fair utock range and at least 2,00u.000 feet of good timber, lyinj.
In county ro.id and K. K. survey. Trice $1,000. ,
One nf the best fruit orchards in loug;as county, containing 50 acre of good
jiVer-Vittoin land, 3fi00 choice prune trees, and 1000 apples, pears and peaches
Hand v to hcIhioI, postollice and telephono, and well located. Only $fi0lHl for tne
irn incomo-Pftvinn nmpertv. This offer only holds goinl for a short time.
Here is a hurgain. O.ieof the greatest of your life. Don't fail to invest
Tins oifeTtmn't Iw leat tn Bomtlas county. ti0 acres of laud three miles from
oaehurg. Fine living ntream running through place, lot of good timber, in fact
muigb to pay for the place twice over if put on the market hete in Rosehurg
n9 on ctmnty'rotd good level road to town. This is A No. 1 stock ranch.
Here is a dandv home of UK) acres, all good farm land, 4la miles from
lixsebmv, '4 mile to K. R. station, l4 mile to scho d, !ios u county road, all
ned, fair house, tWO bearing Iruit trecB. I'rice $:W per acre.
Hero Is another 2M) acres 2ltf miles from lioseburtr, aH fenced, plenty of
timNr ami water, 100 acres can be cultivated, balance A No. 1 pasture. No
taildings i n place, lies on county road. Trice $10 per acre.
No. 10. 100 acres, miles from city. Fenced but no other improvemen
Vimi class land and well located. Two and A half miles from railroad stnMon
oAC-fcmrth mile from school, and one and one-fourth miles from ooslotHce. el)
wittered and plentv of timber. Trice $20 per acre.
A nice little home iving on the south of the Unipuna river near Kellogv
Mciaiiting !Hl acres; tine tishing and hunting; om- gont saw timW-r on place
AWt 12 miles tr-un Oakland, price $1,01X1. One-thirddown, one-third in one.
?r mid omMhird in two vears at five per cent interest. Now here is a ehanct
togot n gotnl little home cheap and on easy terms. It boats tdiiug up a homo-
St4m'" Also 20 acres a1! fenced, fair house, flA bearing fruit tree. 1 sere tn
linmberries ; miles from Uoseburg. 4 mile to school. This is a nice niece of
W and well located. All household furniture goes with place. Trice $1500.
L F. KICE, Ileal Estate Aent, Roscburg
hour of sorrow. May thoy be consoled
in the thought that the life that has
departed hus left its impression upon
those in the circle of his brothers and
acquaintances with whom there will
always remain a pleasant memory.
tit'talonl, That we realize time a, true
and yood lirotlier has fallen, but how
consoling tiie divine assurance that,
that which we call death, only opens to
the freed spirit of the justand the tfooct
the highway to life ininiurtal. Fruits
fall to the earth and decay, but never
a fruit that did not leave its seed, and
never a life that did nut leave its
example.
Jiesolved, That an engrossed copy of
these resolutions be given to the rela
tives of our deceased iitothcr, and a
copy be furnished to the city papers for
publication, and that they be spread
upon tho Kecords of Hose burg Lodge
No. I (enevolent and 1 'rotecti ve
Order of Klks. Kov Mc(Jlali,kn,
C. B. Cannon,
C. P. Cathcakt.
Committee.
Quite a number of. people, mostly
from the state of Washington, are here
looking for timber land locations, so
the Cobb Ueal Estate Co. reports. ..-
Mr. D. Ashor, who lives on a portion
of the Wiles fruit tract, nest of town,
has sold his p ace to a Mr. Mc Murphy,
recently of Nebraska.
Two more cars of prunes were loaded
this afternoon for shipment to eastern
points by the Umpqua Valloy Prune
Association, They still have v about
oleven cars of fruit on hand but expect
to dispose of all of it soon. Mr. H. S.
Gile, who is now in the east, writes
that the packing1 done in Roscburg is
unexcelled anywhere. The prune
market continues very unsettled, so he
writes.
To The Ladies.
You are Invited to suggest a nan e
for the liosoburg Baseball Club of the
State League. Write whatever name
you may propose, enclose it In a seahd
envelope, bearing your name, and
leave It at the Rkview oflice. Names
will bo received up to 5 o'cloek p. m.,
on April 211. A committee consisting
of Jus. TIansbrough, W. tl. Fisher and
W. T. Wright will then look over the
names submitted and select the on
thoy consider to be the most suitable,
The lady who proposes the name' se
lected will receive a season's free pass
to the baseball games. The name
selected will bo auuounced April 2oth
Send in your choic. d-sw-tf.
Arcor-Day Musings.
.Coutluued from page 1.
tragedy, of which they have been
witnesses how thrilling and fascina
ting would be the reminiscence.
How desolate and uninviting would
be the world were, it not for the trees.
Lauds denuded of their forests become
subjects to the greater extremes of
summer bent and the cold winter. The
lields and hillsides freed from the roots
of trees and shrubs are exposed to the
erosive power of rains and floods. Kob
the country of its trees and it has been
robbed of many charming features, for
it ischanged into asolitudeunenlivened
by the songs of the wild birds, and the
rollicking creatures of the wood.
Destroy the forests, and the parching
drouth, and the pinch of cold and
poverty must soon be felt.
How delightful is a holiday in the
woods in early autumn, when the
ground Is strewn with richly tinted
leaves. The sighing in the tree-tops
and the rustle of the dead leaves bring
back the memories of childhood. But
how important is the oflice of the dead
leaves, They spread like a thick
matting over the roots of the trees, re
taining the moisture, shutting out the
frost or excessive heat, and so promote
growth by preserving an even tempera
ture. Surely wisdom is displayed in
all of Nature's ways. How refreshing
is the shade of a leafy tree in the mid
day heat ofa summer sun; how comfort
ing is the protection of a barrier of
trees against the wintry winds: and so
in the kingdom of plant life has Nature
ministered to our wants by supplying
food and clothing and shelter, and
medicine and beauty and perfume, to
fill our days with health and gladness.
Every highway should be graced with
thrifty trees; the waste places of our
domain should be covered with the
native trees of the forest; every home
should be within an encircling grove;
and every little child should be taught
to venerate the tree which stands as a
mediator between him and the crude
elements of the world, and is typical of
that higher mediation of Christ between
man and God. There are many anal
ogies between a treeless country and
a Christless life.
The spring-time has its Inspiration.
The grass spreads its velvet of bright
green over the dark uneven ground,
and softens every hard and unkind
feature; above the carpet of green the
flowers lift their smiling faces to the
sun, and fill every breeze with frag
rance; shrubs rich with bloom dot the
fields: and boyond, the hills are crown-
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burst and the matter is all discharged. But lucky is the unfortunate sufferer who gets off with,
only one boil, for even if another does not follow immediately, the poison that is left in the
blood is bound to collect somewhere else and break through the skin, and these pyramids of
pain may ,be coming and going all througlj the Spring and Summer.
Some people have an idea that boils are good for the health, that they are evidences that'
the blood is too rich, but nobody's blood ever gets too rich ; neither are boils conducive to
health. Impoverished or polluted blood, or a riotous, feverish condition of this vital fluid
causes boils, carbuncles, and other dangerous skin eruptions.
Long-continued sickness leaves the blood too weak BOILS FOR OVER IS YEARS.
and Sluggish tO throw off the
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concentrates at some spot and a carbuncle or boil is
the result. To one already enfeebled by disease boils
seem to come with more frequency, causing the intens
est pain and greatest danger to the already weak and
debilitated sufferer.
All skin eruptions, from the sometimes fatal car
buncle to the spiteful little cat-boil, are caused by bad
blood, and the only way to avoid or get "permanently
rid of them is to purify and build up the deteriorated, polluted blood, and counteract the
humors and poisons, and nothing will do this so quickly and thoroughly as S. S. S., which
is the acknowledged king of blood purifiers and greatest of all tonics.
Where the blood has become impoverished and is poor and thin no medicine acts so prompt
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before it develops, when it is in a state of incubation or formation in the blood, for boils are,
after all, only the impurities and poisons bubbling tip through the skin, and this will continue
in spite of poulticing and lancing till the blood gets rid of its accumulated poison. The way
to stop boils is to attack them in the blood, and this is what S. S. S. does. All danger of boils
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ed with noble trees of more somber
hues. Who is not impelled, somehow,
to purer thoughts and a fetter life,
when looking upon such a prospect
spread beneath azure skies?
But the autumn is the season for re
flection. The North win! has breathed
upon this vale with its mellow tints
and a marvellous change is wrought.
The setting sun pours his flood of light
upon the fields and distant slopes, and
they' are all bedecked with crimson :
and in burnished gold! What thought
ful mind does not at such a time retlect
upon life and its coming autumn, and
cherish the hope its maturity may be
THK HO H Hi: 11 G M HKKT.
The local market quotations today
are as follows:
Wheat !H cents.
Oats 3-X'T-tOeerits.
Barley 50 cents;
Hay Loose, baled, $12(M5.
Potatoes J cent per pound.
Butter Dairy, ic; creamery, 3Jic.
Kggs lit cents per dozen.
Chickens Mixed, 10c per pound.
Veal (l(((tic, dressed.
BeeT Cows. 2(fli:ic; steers, 4 cents;
heifers, SK'-ie.
Hogs Fat, 4(n)4ic live: dressed. 6j(.
Pokland Market The quotations
in the Portland market tmlay are:
Wheat, 80 cents: oats, 31.10 per cen
tal: hay, clover, $11: timothy, Slti; wool,
valley, 17 cent?; hops, -4(rfUo cents;
hogs, gross, 4K:"e: sheep, ii(4e gross:
beef, gross, 3i(iMic; veal, "c; eggs,
irv,iilc;butter, creamery, 27 J: dairy, ltic;
chickens, mi not.. V&fdlfc lb.
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BOILS
PYRAMIDS OF PAIN
Most Plentiful and Troublesome
During Spring and Summer.
It takes warm weather to bring out the hidden impurities,
humors and poisons in the system and stir up the sluggish
blood, and this is why boils are so common in Spring and
Summer. They sometimes come singly, but ofteuer in
pairs and triplets, and even in bunches and clusters, and
generally upon the tenderest part of the body. They are
the most painful of all skin eruptions, and the blood is in
a turmoil, and the system in a feverish commotion from
the time these volcanoes of misery begin to form until thev
bodily impurities and re- Oontlemen :-For over fifteen eors I hare suffer.
AC 1 1 4.1 od more or leBB from Impure Blood. Abouta7ear
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are subject to boils, then the same causes that produced
them last season will do so this, and the sooner you begin
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chance of going through the spring and summer season
without boils or other painful and irritatine skin eruptions.
resplendent in glorious ideals realized.
"Flower in the crannied wall,
pluck you out of the crannies;
Hold you here, root and all, in 'my
hand,
Little ilowor but If I could understand
What you are, root and all, and all in
all. i
T should know what God and man is.
Tub Review always leads.
Ilodge
DIRECTORY1
F. A A. M., Uurel Loflve No lS-IIoldi
. rtulftr meetttiK" on 2nd and -lib Weduet
dnysofeacb month.
J. T. Bridof.-, W. M.
N.T. jKWKTT.Secretii-T.
AO.H.W. Roseburg Lodge No. lft Meets
the lnd and Ith Monday of each month
at 7::t .. in., in the I. 0. O. F. Hall. All
members in good standing are Invited to at
tend Ja. M. BKiHiiE. M. W.
K. 11. Lb.nox. Recorder.
BP. O.K1.KS, Uoseburg Lodge, No.3i6 Holdi
regular communication at I. O. o. f
Hall on iw and -uh Thursday of each
month All members requested In attend
regularly, ami all vlMting brothers are cordi
ally invited to attend.
F. B Waitr, E. R.
Rot Mt-Ui.Ai.LKK, Secretary.
DKURKR OF HONOR, Mystic Lodge No. 13
Meets 2nd and 4th Thursday evenings oi
each month in Native Sons Hall. Visiting
members cordially invited to attend.
Mr. Joei'mink Ri.rv, C. of H,
K. H. Lrkox. Rec.
rvOV-M. ARCANI'M. Rosebur Council Nn
i K iiOM-Meets 2nd and 1th Mondays of each
, month in Native Sons' Hall. Visltiug
I brothers always welcome.
F. B. Hamms. Regent.
A M. Saxdeks, Htcretarr.
WOMKN OF WOODCRAFT, Mlac Circle No
49-Meets on 2nd and 4th Thursday of
each month at Odd Fellows IUK. Visiting
members iugood standing are invited toatten
I Mr. Minnie Jone4,u. N.
Mrs. Belle Morian Clerk.
WOOPMF.N OF THK WORLD, Oak Camp No
liS-Meets at the Odd Fellows Hall 1
Rosebwrg. every 1st and Srd Muiiday eve
ning. Visiting neighbors atwavs welcome,
II. P. FtH kr. C . 0.
J. A. Buchanan, Clerk,
FOF A., court Douglas No. XI Foresters ol
America, meets each Tuedav evening it
Native foils' Hall. ViMting 'brothers al
ways welcome. T. F. Pattkbmn.C.R.
K. H.Lrxox, Rec. rve.
E.V. Hoove M'hysician.
J. C. Twitchkli., "
IO. O. F.. Phlleiartan Lodge No. Meet In
Odd Fellow Temple, corner of Jackson and
Cass Mreet. on Saturday evening of each
week. Member of the order lu good standi ur
are invited to attend
Ceo. V. Ppikry, N. 0.
N. T. Jewktt, R. 9.
IO. O F 1'nicn F.neampment No 0 Mo .
In odd Fellow Temple on the 1st and
Thursday evenings of each month. V i
Ing brethren always welcome.
L. B. Moore, C. P.
F. G. Mick i.i.i, Pcrlbe.
iJO. O F.. Rling Star Lodge No. 171. I. O. O. F.
meets In Odd Fellows' temple every Friday
evening. Visiting brethren always welcome.
A. SAL7.M AN, N. U.
A. N. osrvrr, R. 8.
F. . MicEi.i.i, F. f.
KOF P., Alpha Lodge No. 47-Meets every
Wednesday in I. O. O Hall, at 7 p. m
Membets in good s'audinn are invited to
attend. i. w. KtMmix. c. c.
E. E. Wimukrly, K. R. S.
ae:o I had a boil appear on my leer below the knee,
whioh was followed by throe more on my neck.
I saw S. S. 8. advertised and decided to try it. After
taking three bottles all Boils disappeared, andl
have not been troubled any Binoe. I feel deeply
indebted to S. S. 8. for the excellent health Z am
enjoying, as I have not felt so well In twenty
years. You have certainly placed me under many
obligations, and I must say that I will Always
have groat faith In S. S. 8.
GEO. O. FERTIO,
114 W. Jefferson Bt., Louisville, Ky.
KO. T. Si., Protection Tent No. lf-Holdi
regular mai-tlngs on the first and third
Friday of ach month In odd Fellowg
Hall. All vinfUtiK membtjrH in good standing
are Invited to atlund.
o. w. pr.RnT, Com.
G. W. Rah R.JC
LO. T. M., Rnctmrir Hive No. 11 Holdn 1t
regular review uion thf 1st and 3rd Fri
day o( BHch month at -J o'clock in Odd Fel
lows' ball. Sinters of oiher Hi vet visiting in the
city ara cordially invited to attend our rev lew
Taluk N. Hear), Com .
Mas, JEdetE it API-, R. K.
0E. 8. .Roscburg Chapter No. 8 Holds tbeir
regular meeting on lft and 3rd Thurs
day in caeh month. Visiting members in
good standing are respectfully invited to attend
Mnw Maud Ramt. W M.
Mis- Kehina Kaut, Secretary.
0
N.O., Co. P.. Separate na'tallion Meets
every Thursday evening at the Armory
Hallat to clock.
F. B. Ham us, Captain.
RF.BKKAHS, Roscburg RebeWah Lodge, No.
II, I. o. o. F. .Meets In Odd Fellows
Tern ida everv Tuesday eveninir. Vlltlt
sisters and brethren Invited to attend.
J1H", lKI.LA ' KWBTT, N. U.
Mtss Anna B. Clarke. Secretary.
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na Hunt- Chlcaifo and East,
ingtop.
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f lM" Woflb- OmAhA,
via Hunt- "M r,tT.
1 lVgun . Chicago and East.
i 3t Paul Walla, ieltoo, "
Fast Ma l 5p1?kn,e.: w""wf'
7 410 1X1 Pullman. Minneapols
7.4o(p m. H, rB,ii.Dnii.th,Mii. 8 00a.m.
fpokane. wfttikee, Chicago and
East.
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
Foran Francisco-Kvery five davs at 8 05
I d. m For Astoria, way points and North
(lentil I'Riij, vxuepi oiu iiv, it n w p. m ;
-a urdayst 10:00 p m. Daiiy service, water
petmlttkng, on Willamette aud VamhlU ri?ers.
For full Information caM or or addreai
nearest O. R. A N. ticket 0:hce, or address.
a. c eivi
General Possenizer Agent
rORTLAXD OREGON