Evening Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-190?, November 22, 1905, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextY Jl l Afcgelable Prepar.itUml'ur.As-siiiiilalinfiihcl'ooclamllicsjula-ting (he Stomachs ami 13owds ol' I la Promotes DiijcstionCheorfiil nessamincsl.Conlainsneillicr Opium.Morpliine nor Mineral. NotKahcotic. iKvtormtt iSAwa.piTcnai jilx.Xmna , 1 Itxk.ll. .Utt- I Bywi riuvor. A perfect Ifcmeily forConslipn Tion, Suiir Stomach, Uiarrlinrji Worms .Convulsions .levrmh ncss atiil Loss OF SlJiKP. Facsimile Siflnnlure of NEW YORK. A Pleasant Way to Travel. Tho ttbovo is Uio usual verdict of tho travolm using; tho MIbsoui'1 Pad lie .Kuilwiiy botwmm tho Piuiifle Coast and the East, and wo IhiIIrvo that tho nor vicoa and aoooinmodationa iivnn inorlt this statement: From Itonver, l.'oloni d Springs and I 'tin bio thoro aro two through triijiiH daily to Kim huh City and St. Iritis, carrying Pullman's rzmn nM'iww i !rM v wzM s-i WALTER A, WOOD HARROWS .(Formerly !u(T;il(j PitlH Line) Spring j Lever ,ever Tliecti iichhIh hnve liml tin Invest fmln iwil (jronti-nt euueofs of any lint rowe ever Hold in tho Northwent. f THE SANDERS X WINOLIC OH DOUBLE J LIGHTEST WEIGHT LIGHTEST DRAFT LOVVKHT All 'necessary adjustments. Nothing to get out of fix. Solid steel frames rigid and BARKER Telephone-20l SYKES & PLUMBERS AND SEWER AND I Buth Room Fixtures Installed. A Hand. Ustimntei Shop: 2I9 Jackson St. lHOIM! - BARNARD'S Livery, Feed and Stage Stables (.'. P. BAHNAliP, Tiwi'itiKroii Firstclass Rigs of Every Description AND AT UKASONAALK RATKS. 5t5 for flarslild. North Bend and all older (oos County Points luavi-s;ijaii.y;at;6 a.;m. FOUR HOHSE STOCK QUICKEST TIME T0;THE COAST Slables: Cvlrner Washington A -m - For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Bought Bears the Signature Jjj m J Use D For Over Thirty Years hny. rirw VOflK CITV. latest stan da i-d electric-lighted sleep inir cars, chair cars and up to date din ing cars. Tho same excellent service is operated from Kansas City and St. LnuU to Memphis, Little Hock and Hot Springs. f yon are ftoiue Mast or South, write tor rales and iuu mior mation. V. C. McUhidk, Gen. Apt. 124 I(d St., Portland, Or. Hutrgios and spring wngonB you can sno by culling at S. IC. Sykes.' Hpike Tooth Harrow riiniig J oolh Harrow flexible Due Harrows DEES S3 DISC PLOWS f strong. Call and see them at & CO.'S. CARROLL CONTRACTORS WATER WORK Completo Supply ;Constant!y on Furnished, Roseburg. Oregon 3 ft I Rose Sts., Roseburg. Phone 66 SUGAR BEET CROP. A Big Yield and u Ilei'oril Ilreukfnir CtlillliaiKIl KxiMTted. From the present outlook the migfir beet campaign of 11HW-H will exceed ull othoi-s. The acrotiye devoted to tuw crop Is liein),' Increiiscd cvi-ry year, and conservative authorities place the esti mated acreage and yield tills year ns between -JO and ."0 per cent greater than in 1001. There will be tidy-three beet stltrar factories In operation in the United States nxalnst forty-nine during the last campaign. Orange Juild Farm er has made an exliansl ive Inquiry into conditions all through the beet raising sections and offers n brief but compre hensive summary, in which the follow ing items occur: Weather conditions In spring and summer delayed the growth of beets in Sandusky county, O., but more moder ate rains there recently nllowed them to make rapid development. This coun ty comprises the whole of the beet growing territory of the . states some l.oUO acres being grown for the Fre mont factory. The outlook for the sug ar beet crop in Wayne county, N. Y., is generally favorable. Cullfnrnin and Colorado. A blight somewhat similar to heart rot has been complained of in some California districts. Iu the vicinity of Modesto the damage Is said to be large. The factories at C'uino and Crockett, which were uot operated last year, ow ing to Inadequate supply of beets, will resume operations this year. Excel lent conditions have prevailed at Bet toravla, L'hlno and Ox'nard. The Los Alamilos Sugar company of Los Ala mllos. Cal reports that the acreage l-onlracteil for this year's run is about three times as large as Inst year. Crop conditions have been almost ideal for beet raising throughout Colorado this season, anil It is believed this state will stand Hist in the production of beet sugar this year. Three new factories have been put in this season, one in Holly, another at Lamar and a third nt Sterling. KehruHku nnd KnnMUM. Because of severe storms, which in jure the young beets, the yield In Ne braska will not come lip to earlier ex pectations. However, the crop is in a nourishing condition at present, and farmers feel much encouraged at the outlook. The beet Industry Is. grow ing In favor iu Nebraska, as the high price paid makes the -crop prolltable. According to recent reports, the beet webworm Is doing some injury to Utah beets. The sugar beet crop in Kansas Is reported to ho In excellent condition. Improved Irrigation. ' conditions have helped the crop wonderfully. Ilroug it has brought heavy damage to tho crop of sugar beets in the vicinity of Black foot, Ida. In Mlehlflrnn nnd Wisconsin. In Michigan and Wisconsin tile sugar beet crop Is reported to be in splendid condition nil over the state of Michi gan notwithstanding tho unfavorable conditions which prevailed earlier In the season: contract price generally, ?l.."0 per ton for 12 per cent beets nnd t-3 cents for each 1 per cent of sugar additional. The yield this year promises to be greater than that of last year. POULTRY HOUSE SPACE. Katlmntt'M on tho Number of Illrd a llntiflc Should Hold. In n sorlcs of experiments mnrie nt the Maine station it wus shown th:it I ho best results were obtained by pro viding from eight to ten feet of lloor spnei for each ben. , English Investigators find that each fowl must be supplied with about for ty cubic feet of air per hour. In wood en poultry houses, with ventilation at Hie top, the air apparently changes about four times per hour. Efteh bird must therefore have ten or more cubic feet allotted to It. Other conclusions from English tests nre: The number of birds ft house will hold depends on Its volume and not ou the tloor space or porch room. The maximum number is found by dividing the volume expressed us cubic feet by 10. The greatest eaiwcity can be most economically obtained from a given amount of timber If the house Is cu bical In shape. This cannot be quite realized In practice owing to the neces sity for n sloping roof, but the nearer one gets to It the belter. Low houses, besides being uneconom ical, tend to Induce overcrowding. Overcrowding causes diminished egg production and encourages roup tuber culosis and other diseases. The atmosphere In n long, low house with the bottom out Is about twice as good as one with the bottom In. Tho air changes nbout twice as quickly, and. It would appear, this must be ac companied by a draft. ONE THING AND ANOTHER In packing hives for outdoor winter ing any good dry, loose material may be used, such as wheat chaff, forest leaves, planer shavings or excelsior. A Maine fruit grower claims thot sprnying with bordeaux mixture once before the buds start nnd twice later greatly discourages black kuot In plum trees. Keep ahead of your work and do things In their season. Then when storms come you can sit by your flre Ule nnd enjoy your family. Husking corn after the earth bogiroi to treco and thaw Is one of the pre ventable things that make tl'e N:y want to leave the farm. It Is now suggested that gasoline In stead of electric motors an the thing for rural railways. Snow ninUes ft good covering for the wfteatrtelds but n poor one for harvest Implements, remarks farm Journal. Wintering The Late Pigs Late fall pigs on some farms are con sidered valuable property, says John M, Jamison iu National Stockman. A November pig makes u desirable feed er for tho next summer on pasture or one sought after to follow cattle that are being finished with corn on grass. With the refuse that comes to the hog after cattle on good blue grass or clo ver pasture he should make wonderful gains. But to make the 'Into fall pig useful for this purpose lie must be well wintered. He should be kept growing all tho time. There Is no more waste ful plan to winter pigs or hogs of nny kind excepting brood sows than to feed simply to make them hold their own. The fall pig in limited numbers can be safely handled and with some profit ou every farm where grain is grown. If the farmer cannot or does not want to feed to tho finish there aro farmers situated a little different from himself who will want just such shotes to finish the next summer. Feeding .corn to such shotes on clover during the summer is a very attractive propo sition for some farmers. The fall pig will not go begging for a chance to finish for market. And the mnn who tries to grow nun. If only ft litter or two, can get a remunerative price for hhn If bo Is properly cared for. The I)urc Jortiey HoflT. At the national swine breeders' con vention hehl In 1S72 the Jersey swlno of New Jersey and the Durocs of New York were classified in the families of red swlno with similar characteristics, the imroes, it was then stated, being finer in bone and carcass than tlio oth- DtntOO JKItSISY SOW DOTY, er rods. Previous to that time the Jer sey reds had been bred In the state of New Jersey for over fifty years. Tho most popular color for this breed is n deep cherry red without any mark ings. The type most approved is that of a compact hog. exceeding smooth lu ull parts and very close to the ground. Tho head Is fine, the ear light and pendent, neck short aud thick, the shoulder full, yet smooth with tho body; the back slightly arching, wide and strong, the hips deep and tho hind quarter very plump and full with meat, yet somewhat short; tho legs nro very short aud straight, allowing the frame to approach very close to the ground. The type is that of a very early ma turing hog that will dress ft high per centage of valuable cuts. The Duroc Jersey sow Hoty, whose portrait Is here reproduced from American cultivator, was a prize winner at the St. Louis ex position. Dear Guar I have solved the mother-in-law problem; just give her regularly Hollister's Uocky Mountain Tea. It will make her healt h', happy aod docile as a lamb. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Red Cross Pharmacy. THE RAILROAD EATING HOUSE J. FALBE, Proprietor Meals at nil hours of the day or night. Every thing strictly rlratclass. Kales to Regular boarders. furnished Rooms in Connection I'HOFKSSIONAL C SEELY, M. D. Offices: Rooms 11, 12 and 13, Dotiglap Couety Bank Building. Piionk 453 ROSEtll'RO OREGON D R. J. C. TWITCHELL Ablngton Building, Third Street, Portland, Oregon. T8LKFHONK MAIN .Y.'-tO Houn: 10 to 12 a. m. 2 to 4 p. m. 8unda a to 10 a. m. LMKR V. HOOVER PHYSICIAN and ft'RCEON Special atlentiou given to diseases ot tbe Nose and throat. OiUce: Main street, one door south ot City Hall RosKBrita, Orkooh QKO. E. HOUCK, M. D. Office 'n the Review Building, upstairs room 13 and H. TELEPHONE MAIN 81 Roskrcro - Or BOOS J K. SHEARER, miYSIOlANAXD SftWEON. Oil Ices In Review Building ISoskhuhu - - - - Oregon vtr. A Ditastrous Calamity. It is a disastrous calamity, when you loose your health, because indigestioo and constipation have sapped it away. Prompt relief can be had in Dr. King's New Life Pills. They build up your di gestive orgaus, and cure headache, diz ziness, colic, constipation, etc. Guaran teed at A. C. Mareters & Co. drug store; 25c. The best known the Oliver chilled The original chilled. The best plow made.' At Churchill's. 9 iaw LODGE DIRECTORY P. & A. M., Laurel Lodge No. 13 Holdi regular meetings on 2nd and 4th WedneB days ol each month. W.W.Thackbah.W. M. N. T. Jewett, Sec rotary AO. U. W" fioHebtirg Lodge No. 16 Meet the 2nd &. id 4th Mondays of each month at 7:30 p. in., In the I. U. O. F. Hall. Al members in g.iod standing are invited to at tend G. L. Wwoht, M. W. E. H. Lenox, Recorder. BP. O. ELKS, RoBCDuTg Lodge, No. 326 Hnldi regular communications at the Elks Temple on 2nd and 4th Thursdays of eacO month. All members requested to attunu regularly, and all visiting brothers are cordt ally invited to attend. C. B. Cannon, E. R. W. H. Jamieson, Secretary. DKURKE OF HONOR, Mystic Lodge No. 18 Moots 2nd and 4th Thursday evenings ol each month In Foresters' Hall. Visiting members cordlnlly Invited to attend. Mas. K. V. Thompson, 0. of h. E. 11. tiKNOJE. Rue. F OF A., Court Douglas No. -32 Forestera of America, meets each Tuesday evening in Foresters' Hall. Visiting brothers al ways welcome, K. Staukfer, C. K. E. II . Lenox, Hoc. -kec. K . V. HoovKit.rhyslciau . IO. O. F., Fhilctarian Lodge No. 8 Meets I'i Odd Fellows Temple, corner o I Jackson aod Cass streets, on Saturday evening of each week. Members of the order in good ataudluc are invited to attend C.F. Ha kilter, N. Q. N. T.-Ikwett, R.8. IO. O F., Union Encampment No. 9 Meets In Odd Fellows Temple on the ?t and :ird Thursday evenings of each month. Visit Ing br'"Jiren always welcome. D. u. Pa;,m, C. P. A. N. Orcutt, Scribe. O. O. F.. Rising Star Lodge No. 174, I. O. O. P. meets in Odd Fellows' Temple every Friday eveuiug. Visiting brethrenalwayB welcome. A. N. OHCt'TT, N. (i. Ed'sar E. Lono.R.S. M. I'ickj.K, P, S. K OF P. ,Alpha Lodge No, 47 MeetB every Wednesday In I. O. O. Hall, at 7:0p. m. Members In good standing are Invited to md. J. R. CHAI'M.Y.S, C. C, M. F. WaiiiHT, K. R. 8. KO. T. M., Protection Tent No. 15 Holds regular meetings on the first and third Fridays of each month iu Odd Fellows Hall. All visiting members in good Btaudiug are luvntsu luuuuuu. P. P. Patterson, Com. G. W. Raff, R. K. 1 O. T. M ., Roiwburg Hive No. II Holds it regular reviews upon tne mt ana ara ri day of oach mouth at 2 o'clock In Odd Feb lows' hall. riUtera of other Hives visiting in tne city ara cordially invited to attend our reviews. Mauuk McClaixkn, Com. Mas. Jessie Rapp, R. K. AV OPEKN BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA 1st and :trd Thursday in Foresters': Visiting members always welcome. DkrtiIa WiUitiiT President. Mrs. Mary Kantz, Secretary, OE. 3. .noneburg Chapter No. 8 Holds theti regular meeting on 1st and Urd Thurs days In each mouth. Visiting members In good standing are respectfully invited to attend Mrs. E. J. Stuouo. vy. M. Frkk Johnson, Secretary 0 N.U., Co. P., Separate Jiattalllou Meets every Thursday evening at the Armory Hall at ti o'clock. P. B. Hamlin, Captain. REBEKAHS, Roseburg Rebekah Iodge, No. 41, I. O. O. P. Meets in Cdd Fellow Templo evorv Tuesday evening. Visiting Bisters and brethren invited to attend. Mnn. P. . Palm. N. G. 11. O. Lewis, Secretary. WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT, Lflao Circle No. 41. Meets on 2nd and 4th Thursdays ol each month at Odd Pello-vs Hall. Visiting members lu good standing are Invited to attend .n KihK i.iimi,u, n, Ci.aka IIores, Clerk. 1 1 fOODMKN OF THE WORLD. Oak Camn No Vy 125 Meets at the Odd Fellows Hall In Roseburg, every 1st aud 3rd Monday eve ning, visi iiug ueignoorsaiways welcome. J. M. ItPintiES, C. C. N. T. Jkwktt, Clerk OREGON and union Pacific Three Trains Daily to the East Through Pullman Blandard and Tourist sleepius cur daily to Omaha, Chicago, Hpok ane; lounsr sleeping cars nauy to Kansas ivivy; inruugn i uuman lonrist Sleeping can Kansas City; rpolinlug chair cars, r us free, to tbe East Dally. - V No Chan ire of Cars. " Departs lor TIMK SCHEDULES From Portland. Chicago roruana Special 9:l6p m. via Hunt ington. Atlantlo Express fl:i.S n. m. alt Lake, Denver, Ft. Worth, Omaha, Kan sas city, Louis, Chicago and East. 5:25 p. 1 Salt Lake, Denver, Ft. Worth, Omaha, Kan sas City, St. Louis, Chicago aud East. W alia Walla, Lewi totT Spokane, Wallace, Pullman, Minneapolis St. Psul, Do huh, Mil waukee, Chicago and East. via Hunt ington, Pt. Paul Fast Mail 7:45 p in. Tla Spokane. OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE For San Francisco Every Ave days at 8:f p. ra. For Astoria, way points aud North Beach Dally, except Sunday, at 8 00 p. ra.; Saturday at 10:00 p. m. Datir service, water permitting, on Willamette and Yamhill rivers. For full information rail or oi address Nearest O. R. A N. Ticket Office, or addreas A. JL. CRAIG General Passenger Agent PORTLAND OREGON "Hooligan's Troubles" tonight at Opera House. Moki Tea positively cures sick head ache, indigestion and constipation. A delightful herb drink. Removes all eruptions of the skin, producing a per fect complexion or money refunded. 25c and 60c. For sale by Hamilton Drug Co., Roseburg, Ore., and Oak land Drug Co., Oakland, Ore. qotd mmm FOR SALE, COW FOR SALE. A good fresh cow aod calf. For particulars call on I. J. Norman, Roseburg, Oregon. dO. WANTED w 'ANTED. Plain sewing. Address Box 532, Roseburg, Oregon. d-n-25 WANTED. Capable woman or girl to do creneral housework for me in Portland. Steadly work and good wages for right party. Address Mrs. F. B. Walte, Roseburg. d-sw-tf. FOR RENT FOR RENT. A 6-room cottage op posite tbe High School. Call on Mrs. H. S. French. tf. FOR RENT. Small, unfurnished, cheap cottage for rent. Call on Mrs. J. A. Freenran, Mill street. tOU RENT. A four-room cottage . furnished on Pine street. Call on Mrs. J. A. Freeman on Mill street. FOR RENT. First olass furnished rooms. Modern conveniences. References required. Address, P. O. Box 518. Rospoiirg. Oregon, d-sw-tf MISCELLANEOUS. M ONEY TO LOAN. Enquire Box dTX Roseburg. Oregon. tf j"OUND. Pair of steel rimmed spetacles. Call at this ollice. DS. T. WEST. Fire insurance . Notary Public City Property rented. County and City Warrants bought a.id collections made. Room 'A Taylor & Wilson block. d-sw-tf. NOTICE Mrs. PUkington, Oakland Oreg.-n. Mudani: I now order you tu remove fcijce enclosing lots 1 and 2, block 8, Crow's Addition to Oak land, Oregon. Geo. B. Yale, proprie tor. CjIcs Valluy, Oregon, Nov. 14, 1905. d-lB. EDiaON Paoongraphs and Records at factory paces, delivered free anywhere ou rcipt of full retail price. Largest stuck of Edison records westoflhe Rockies. Send forclrculars. Peter Bacigalupi, 780 Missouri St., Sua Francisco. d!4. 1 EAKN TELEGRAPHY and R. R 1 Ac'jouutlDL'. $50 to $50(1 a month. salarj assured our graduates under boutl. Our six scnooia tne largest in America and endorsed by all railroads. Write (or catalog. Morse School o( Telegraphy, Cincinnati, O., Buffa'o, jm. 1., Atlanta, ija , jaurosse, is.t Texarkuna, Tex., San Francisco, Cal. d-dl0. You Will Be Satisfied WITH YOUR JOURNEY If your tickets read over the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad, the Scenic Line of tbe World. BECAUSE There are so many scenic attrac tions and points of interest along the line between Ogden and Denver that the trip never becomes tire some. It you are going East, write for infor mation and get a pretty book that will tell you all about it. V. C. McBRlDE, Gknkbal Agbnt 124 Third Street, PORTLAND, OREGON Corvallis and (astern Railroad TIME CARD NO. 29. No. 2 for Yaquina l eaves Albany 12:16 P. M. Leaves Corvallts 1:45 P. M, Arrives at Yaquina 5:46 P. M. No. 1 Returning Leaves Yaquina 7:15 A. M Leaves Corall's 11:80 A. H Arrives Albany 12:16 P. M No. 3 For Albany-Detroit Leaves Albanv for Detroit 7:40 A. M, Arrives Detroit 12:30 P.M. No. 4 From Detroit Leaves Detroit 1 P. M. Arrives Albany 6:S0P. If. No 5 For Albany Leaves Corvsllts 6:80 A. M. Arrives Albany 7:10 A. M. No. 8 For Corvallts Leaves Albany 2r P.M. Arrives Corvallts 5:20 P. M. No. 7 For Albany Leaves Cor rail is. ,. 6:00 P. M Arrives Albany f tt:0 P. M No. fl For Co rv all is Leaves Albanr 915 P. M Arrive Coivallis ft.W P. M Train No. 1 arrives In Albany fn time to connect with the 8- P. south bound train. Train No. 2 connects with the 8 P. trains at Corvallts and Albany, giving direot service to Newport and adjacent beaches. Train No. 8 leaves Albany for Detroit at 7:30 a. m., arriving there in ample time to re sen the Breiumbush hot springs the same dav. Train No. 4 between Albanr and Detroit connects with Eugene local at Albany, also with loesi I ram ;orvsius. . Train No. A leaves t'orvallis at 6:96 a m., ar rives at Albany 7.10a. m. in time to catch Eu gene local to Portland and train to Detroit. Tmln No. 8 leaves Albany for Corvallts at 2:40 p. m, after the arrival ofS. P. north bound overland. Train No. 7 leaves Corvallls at 6-O0 p. nv, arrives In Albany at :i0 p. m., n time to con nect with the local for Zugeae and way Tnlfn No. leaves Albany for Corvallls at :16 p. m., after the arrival of the 8. P. local from Portland. For further to formation apply to J. C MAYO. ben. Pass, Ajt, T. COCK HELL. Agent, Albany H.F.. CRoMrit, Agent, CorvalUi.