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Newspaper Page Text1 Fine Display Spring Millinery Materials, Flowers, AND PATTERN HATS Saturday, March 20 I take this means of thanking the ladies of Rose burg and vicinity for their liberal patronage during last season, and I hope they will call and inspect this sea son's hats. My line is complete and prices reasonable. A visit from you on Saturday will be appreciated. miss. ELVA SMITH, 340 North Jackson St. Roseburg Near McClallen Hotel Oregon. liOCAIi NEWS. J. D. Roberts was In town from Ruckles today. P. . Kdgar was In town today from Myrtlo Croek. County Commissioner Nichols wns down from Azalea today. rank Kennedy is here from Port land attending to business matters. Hear the Melroso Bisters Blng. at the Star Theatro ovory evening, tf For stylish Millinery, see Miss Lil lian Kldd. d SprhiK millinery display Saturday, March 20. Miss Smith, 340 N. Jack son, x ' d Umpqua Cold Cure Is a guaran teed remedy. Quick and sure, at Hamilton's. TF Stops Itching Instantly. Cures piles, eczema, salt rheum, tettor, Itch, lilves. herpes, scabies Donn's Oint ment. At any drug store. Ilrltton's Liniment for corns, bun ions, itching and bleeding piles, old soro and catnrrh. Every box guar anteed at Murstcra' Drug Store. IHf W. IS. Marsters, the marblo man, carries the largest stock of Vermont marble In Douglas county at his shop, foot of Jackson street. Give blm a chance to figure ou your work; luspect biB dcKhrus. All work guar auleed and his prices aro reason able. DTP 11. 13. McMullen Is in town from Melroso, having- recently sold Ills farm there. C. It. Kluger, tho Jeweler, 1000 Virginia Ave., ImllannpollB, 1ml., writes: "1 was eo wait from kid ney trouble that I could hardly walk a hundred '.'2t. Foi'r hottleB of Foley's Kldd? Remedy cleared my conitiloxiou, cured my backache and tho Irregularities disappeared, and 1 can now attond to mv business every day, and recommend Foley'a Kidney Remedy to all sutterers, ns It cured me afer he decors and other rem edies had failed." Foley's Kidney Remedy will cur any case of kidney or bladder dforasc (hat Is not beyond the reach of medlciuo. Red Crow Pharmacy. WANTED Cllrl for general Iioiimj work. Inquire of Mrs. 1. Wollen berg. 3L:l Stephens St. dtnv LOCAL NEWS. Fine lino of Spring Millinery and Piittern lints, Saturday, March 20, at Miss Smith's, 340 N. Jackson. d Mrs. R. S. Darker and son left this morning for Eugene to vteil with her sister. Win. Protzman, tho veteran bill poslor, Is again ablo to he about, af ter a month's illness. Judgo J. W. Hamilton leti this morning for Corvallis to hold circuit court for Uenton county. Atty. tleo. Neuner has returned from Snlem, where ho was ono of the chief clerks during tho legisla tive session. Ira Miles, Thos. Jackson and 10. M'lwuing, of Myrtlo Creek; 1). L. Worley, of Kiddle, and Delbort llrlggs, of Oanyonvlllo, wero among the South Douglas citizens in town today. o ( 'hum' of r'touini'li Troubles. HINTS FOR FARMERS Grten Feed Fcr Pigg. As boou as t he pit) arc old enough to eat fivecu feeil I have It ready for them, lit n (let ion to the Hhorta that they hnve lirjn.cd to out with tho bow. J have a azuxll field of win tor rye Eown In the fall and another held of onU, barley, rnm and ulovur, whlrh la sown lu llu spring, rvrlioa n Mlnne eota furiiier in the New Kukt::nd llome Htcnd. ThiH i: fenced with n woven wire fencu. The cuts und Imrly make pjod early pasture, und the clover and rape come on later In the season. TIiIb pasture, with shcrta morning and nlht and u little Hhelle.l corn, keep;! the plfxa t'lowlnri right ftloii3. In another field I have onf.i, bavloy, Canada Ile!d pcufl, rape and clover sown together, which are ready for pasture u Hide Inter. ThiH feed lattlj until n field of early tiwect com, with rape and clover sown at tho hist cultivation, l ready rigs fire turned Into thU Hold to har vest tho crop nnd turn It Into. irk filially they are turned Into n field of late corn, with rape and (lover Hiiwn at the lact cultivation, und nt el;:ht nionllis old they tlijuld wo&h ' 2Gu poniuhj crt' h and cell at top prices. Iiy thin method one man can rai:;e, fatten and Hell 100 litis a year with out hiring any help. The Dig Typa Hogs. Another thing that f-t lunnlng to seed In the hoi,' huiue! is the l.mrf tcriou type. I ltko a large, utnooth, Cnwy liog a two-year-old h mr f 7-K) or 806 pounds, a yearling ti:x) poiimlu, and under a year 400 Ik I Ig enough, In my opinion, f.r my purpose. I saw what hey call the big types at Des Moines. They wore tall, narrow, big cared, crossed, coarno and everything that our agricultural coilcg B H.iy is not wanted In economical feeding. Aa I read the jmper I notice tint the big type of hogs averaging illO pout id a sold for yu.riri and Inula of milium type averaging 210 to 289 pounda o!d from $7.4r to $7.firt. pruetlcaiiy ?1 per hun dred difference. I may he wrong, but I cun't Hee where tho money In In rais ing Boniuihing Hint the market de mand m don't call for. J. C. ' Ilanna, Iowa, iu Chicago Live Stock World. A Tonic SFVee from Alcohol Talk with your doctor about Ayer's non-alcoholic Sarsaparilla. Ask him if he prescribes it for pale, delicate children. Ask him if he recommends it when the blood is thin and impure, and when the nerves are weak and unsteady. Ask him if it aids I nature in building up Jhe general health. J. O. Ay.r Co.. veil. J. .J. .J. . f .J. . ,J. .J. .J. .J. ij. . TIIKItK IS NO IIK.MII. Thero is no death, the stars go dov.-n, To rise upon some fairer shore; And bright in Heaven's Jeweled crown They shine for evermore. There 1b no death, the dust we tread, Shall change beneath the summer showers To golden grain or mellow fruit, Or rainbow-tinted (lowers. Thero Is no death! An angel form Walks o'er the earth with Bilent tread, Ho bears our dear loved ones away, . And then wu call them dead. Horn Into that undying life, They leave us but to come again; With joy wo welcome them tho snnio Except in sin nnd pain. And over near us, though unseen, The dear, immortal spirits tread; For nil the boundless universe is life! There nro no dead. J. .J. .5. .. .J. .J. .J. .. .j. .J..J..J. .J..J. .. .j. .j. 4. .. When a man tin's h mhln with hi. stomi?h you iie; know 'that lie is eating mora than he should or of SOIIIO llrtlc.'o of fjo.l or drink not suited to h!s ec;e or om.:m(foii, or thut his bowe.tt are liahltunllv con stipated. T;-ke Chamberlain's Stom- ain una L,iver Tnblots to regulate tho bowels and hnprovo tho digestion and seo if tho trouble does not disappear. ask Tor n rreo sample. Sold by Ham ilton Drug Co. DIAMOND I Rnlalng Gmcc. t Tliere are several thlngM in favor of; raising geese, nays National Stockman. 1 They do not require expensive bulld ingH, as any ordinary ulicd w ill do that will keep off ttie huow and rain. In bad weather they will take to fthcltcr, J hut lu nice weather they prefer to bo j out In tho open, nnd any fence three, I feet high will turn them. They are not j troubled with lice and other ailment.-, . as are ciucKoua ami lurKoys. ic re quircfl four weekn to hatch all goose I eggn except the Chinese varieties, which take nearly live weeks. They can bo hatchett with chicken henu, but the mother goose often makes the best of incubators. Orchards Worth Better Care. The well known hurth ulturktt of Co-j lumbla county, . Y., O. T. Towell, re-; ports that thiriy-tsU carloads of tip-! pies were Hen " out from his tihlpidng j station the past Kear.on, while in other; parts of the country there were very few apples. He finds these results an Illustration of the benefit of good cul tivation and fertilizing pra'tal by himself and neighbors, tints securing better alze and better keeping quality. I'arinerH who failed to spray had 70 per cent of their apptcs wormy. The San Jose srale Is rapidly spreading in !)Is locality and I.; putting out of busi ness farmers who do not uprny. rmra far l'tflo Nortbwrst Soil mnA Oilman u. II natoiult Im runr iiflchtMtrhtMMl. injuB ua u.. ruiun, hum, us Iraun. mum CADILLAC Pierce Great Arrow Three of the best cars on the market. To see them is to be convinced; to own one is to be satisfied. Free demonstration. H. W. Althaus & Sons Cor. Cass & Rose Sts., Phone 1441 Roseburg, Ore. Millinery materials and flowers on display Saturday, March 20, nt Miss Smith's, 340 N. Jackson, near McClal len Hotel. d Mrs. A. A. Booth and children, who have been visiting hero with her uncle, L. M. Parrott, left today for their home at Spokane. Mr. and Mrs. Walter I. Guylo, of Custer county. Neb., are hore with the expectation of locating. Mr. Guyle Is a steam engineer, but is looking for a farm to rent. Mr .and Mrs. A. Forbes, who have been visiting hore nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Urand, left today for their home at Menominee, Wis. F. L. Smith, now of Eugene, but formerly of New York, wns in Kose burg today. Mr. Smith Is looking around with the prospect of locating here within the next two or three weeks. Fifty ladles were the guests of Mrs. C. W. Parks and Mrs. J. A. Perry at a St. Patrick's Day party, given at the home of Mrs. Parks, Wednesday af ternoon. The decorative color scheme In green was carried out with (lowers and vines nnd pnper shamrocks. Ara "St. Patrick" guessing game, a prize consisting of n boiiuct of green enr nntlons wns won by Mrs. K. 11. Ap plewhite Mrs. W. S. Hamilton, Mrs. W. T. Wright, Mrs. A. Abraham and Mrs. J. A. Muchnnan assisted in re ceiving and MisBes I.yllth Moore, lles slo Kidder, Ethel Sliupe. Fnnnle Campbell and l.ucilo Ragsdale assist ed In serving the refreshments'. Miss Moore also assisted in entertaining tho guests, delivering two humorous recitations, and Miss Ragsdnle added further to the enjoyment of the af ternoon by singing a number of Irish songs. Prof. If. A. Howell, of Havana, Cuba, Iteeoiiinieiids CluinilK-rliiln's Cough Remedy. Tetter, Suit lilicum ami Eczema. Value of the Dust Bath. Many people do ll"t re:lllze llu value f a dust Until for fowls, lty thii they -scour off the scurf nnd scales of the skin nnd rid themselves of vermiu. It U the hen's natural mettled of Imthlng. The liner, lighter and drier the dust tlu uuiiv effective it Is ns u cleanser and vermin destroyer. Tin' dust bath should he in the open air nnil In a place where the sunlight can strike it. The st'rateliilig shed la n gol d place for It. Here the dust settles qiilclrty and diH's nut affect their breathing. Tli."3e arc diseases for which Cham berlain's Salve is especially valu able. It quickly allays tho Itching nnd smarting and soon effects u cure. Price, 25 cents. For snle by Ham ilton Drug Co. "As long ago as I can remember my mother was a faithful user and friend of Chamberlain's Cour-1! Rem edy, but never In my life have I real ized its true value until now," writes Prof. H. A. Howell, of Howell's Am erican School, Havana, Cuba. "On the night of February 3d our baby waB taken sick with a very severe cold; the next dny was worse and tho following night his condltlou was des perate. He could not lie down and it was necessary to have him in the arms every moment. Even then his breathing wus difficult. 1 did not think he would live until morning. At last I thought of my mother's remedy. Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy, which we gave, and It nITorded prompt relief, and now three days later, lie has fully recovered. Under the circumstances I would not hesi tate a moment In saying that Cham berlain's Cough Remedy, and that on ly, saved the Ufa of our dear little hoy." For sale by Uamilton Drug Co -I trlA'l nil klti'ti nr lilnoil ronj.ill.. which f.ll.d to ilu me ftny sooil lint I linv. foiiuil the nt'lit thing et H4I, My (npa lull of pimple, .nil bl.i'k. U'.nilK. Aftnr tukini; ('MHCretR th.y Mil left. I .m eniitiiinhii; tho lino tit thoin .nil rnconinienilliig thum to my rrlomli. 1 fool line when 1 rlno 'n the niiimlnu. Hope to liavo a. cli.uco to recomniouil fjMCAFVtR." rred O. Wlttoe, 11 Elm St.. New.cH. N. J. j? QT Tho bowels g, Campy catiwpc I PIsMRTit. PftUUhlfl. pntftnt.TaataOond.noOnod, 1 Ksrer Sicken. W oak rut nr Orlpa. 10c, He.Mp. Kor SO I a in OH IK. -1110 emiino .ntitui nit lunritnlooil to euro or yur niuuoy btak. How to Cure Pork. Hero U tlu KoYi'rnmt'nt rtM-lp- for suit iork: "Hub cn li ( lwo with tint common s:ilt Hitil pto-k i-losHv. Li t It Miiml ovinilht. 'I he next 'uy wi l.;h out ton h minis ff suit u ml two ounces of hiiI (pot or to emli liut p-umls of nu-ut uml illfiNolve In fi ur jrtillons of hoillni? uur. Pour this Irlm ovir the mi'iit whon coltl, cover r.ml weight to kivp It muter tho biine. Mout will TU k ln-nt If cut Into plover uhout lx liu -lies mimiro. The pork should ho kept tu the hriue until ukooV' Good Seed Proves Its Value. Sopm touts wtMc imule lnt Hprlivi lu trr:;il Iti i v ot. The onta were run tlir u h a fiini'l'.'K mill Into three rntiirs- lust, stvoml nr.tl t Til v' . '.lie PrM unule wns Itire, plump Ihti-Io.-i, llu- Kc. nvil v.ct mo litrne nml plump, while the third were mn:iii. Tlicio three rrnde wuv Mown l!i rd Mltiln;i strip- .f l.i.-.d at the rate of tv.o !h!mIi els mi m re. The tlrnt rnde uvemed tS.5 ImxheN nn iu r, or forty-live hush elrf more ttiiin the oilier two iTiuled, Denver I'leld und rHrm. i Sorghum For filtsge and Fowtge. ! In uime I'lorldu test- tlv hlirheft 1 yteldi of green fonu:e, In th order mentlturd, were prod u-1 hy le"dn'?r. j Hwiioek. Kreet (itMisnuH'k. PtnutiT i Friend No. It". I'olltiT, iriui;rt tuid Phinter Trlend No. 80. The heaviest ' ylehlx of pruln In the hewd ffen ne- cunxl fnm the following viuletlei 1 Shtllu, 2.112.11 pound; lied Andvf, j 1,600 pound; Oninire. 1.3tVi.R poundr ; and lied Kaffir, 1.12T.5 poundii per iscro. a .i n j.. i. rui M ..M V ANNUAL SALE, TEri IM1LLI0H BOXES KOIl SALE White Wyandotte eggs for hatching, thoroughbred pen No. 1, $1.50 for 15; from pen No. 2, $1.00 for 15. Joe 13. Harvey, Box 344, Roseburg, or phono 1 194. sw ORGAN FOR SALE In good condi tion. At a bargain If taken at once. Address Uox 731," Roseburg, or phone 504. sw Mutual Constipation May uvpcnuauoitly overcome tiypropti persixtul efforts witkl)c asiistcmcc of the ono truly tjenejic'iol Wativc remedy, Syruji oj tigs oiJ tlitir ojScrnw, wKicK otftbloft one to form regular Kl)tv daily so that assistance fo ti- turc may te fjrnduejlj tiAnensetw'ih ViWn ho (onr needcrl astKebestef remctlics.Wrten Vc quired, ire to assist . . '. I l I . rtmure Qiuinw to sunmauunc nainr. . u ihiiiv mu i..,.c olUcWliiclimustaependulti. Hnh cf Roseburg at the Seattle fair l,i ' i I , 1 The Federation will have charge of mmcty upon proper nouri.vinien, prepcr ejovts,aid riflil livin geiifrall. Togetils beneficial cjjecls, alwoa buy the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. onw SOLD BVALL LEADINO DRUCCISTS one vie only, ruUr price 60; fir llotU J. P. Sir'ader was in from Oak Creek today. Mrs. Evans, president of the Ore gon Federation of Women's Chilis, i hns nppolnted Mrs. S. C. Flint to .represent tho '95 Mentnl Cultu FOR SAI.K Three dozen S. C. White Leghorn hens. In second laying season, and 3 roo.Ucrs. Kggs for hatching from pure White Leg horns. Scud for catalogue and mating list. Casa Grand Poultry Co., Rosvburg, Or. For good printing of all kinds The Review always leads. all tho social events at the Oregon building during the entire exposition. Good l.lulmeiit. OYS ! ! Here is a chance for you. A baseball suit given away with every suit. Here is another chance to keep in line, we keep them pressed free of charge. Don't forget these suits are mannish and are tailored like men's high grade suits, and keep their shape. -Come and see how nice they are. Harth's Toggery BRADLEY Can save you money on any thing you want to buy. If you have any thing to sell get my offer before selling as I will pay the highest cash price for second hand goods. A. D. Bradley, - - The 2nd nsr Man Mrs. Alger Ryan and baby lfttt this morning for Portland to visit with relatives for a few weeks, after which they will proceed to Sheridan, Yamhill county, where they will join Mr. Ryan, who has located on a farm at that place. 9 s7 par sja 8 S PROCURED AN dnMiiu; tuiih.to.ti D DEFENrED.,t';wlrnode1' CuwiitfUla, do., IN ALL COUNTRIES. Business direct with Washington saves tlmtt, I i money ana ujirm tr funmi. Patent too Infringement Practlu Exclusively. Write or coma to u l BU Uintlt Stmt, rpp. United BUttt HXm Offlcrl WASHINGTON, D. C. You will hunt a good while before you find a preparation that Is equal to C'hamb-1 laln'3 Liniment as a cure for miiscolir aud .ieumntic pains, for tho cure tf Hprnlm and sorenesB of tho muscles, it is equally valu able for lame bck and all deep Boat ed musculii pains. 20 and 50-cont sizes for fate by Hamilton Drug Co. CASTOR I A for Infant! and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought of Bears the Stgn&turo ANGIE MILLER Trance Medium ralmisl; also Card Reading. 339 Mill Street Roseburg. Ofllrc Hours: 0 A. M. lu 0:30 I'. M. I W RATES TO DAILY During March and April From all Parts of the East VIA UNION PACIFIC OREGON SHORT LINE THE OREGON RAILROAD & NAVAGI TION CO. SOUTHERN PACIFIC $33 from Chicago $30.BO from StLouis $25 from Omaha $25 from Kansas Cty Correspondingly low from all othfr points. TO TIIK I'fHI.ir Write K'ttrrs to everybody you Unow In tho Enst and Ml tliom ntiaut theo low colocist rates. Sond them liter ature about Oregon, or send their addresses to us and we will do it. In this way you ran be a great help in the growth and progress of your State. vor '.. IMSKIMY FAKU for anyone frnni any plaro if you want to. lH-Ksit the necessary amount with our local agent and he will telegraph ticket promptly. Inqulro of aeents or write to WM. McMl'URAY, General Passenger Aftent Oregon liallroad & Navigation Co. Southern Pacific Co. ( Lines in Ore ) rOMTLANl), OMKGON. P. A A. U., Laurel Lodge No. 18 ffoldl . rngular raeetingH on 2nd aud 4th Wednw days ol each month. Dcxtkr Rice, W. M. N. T. Jhwutt, Booretary AO.D.W. ioituuurff Loafrb No. 16 Meat the -Jud aud 1th Moudays of nauh numlh at7:30 p. m., lu iho Forestprs1 Hall. Al metnuerB Id good alAndlu; ar luvllod to at tud J. W. Dwell, m. t. B U . L.MKOX. Koordr. Br. O. hi. km, Kricburg lxHtSe, rfo.StO Hld rt'Kiilar Communicatiom at the Klki Temple ou 'Jnd aud 4U TuumdayB of each mouth. All uitmbrt mqueiited to atUtd rviriildrly, aud all rliitlng brethen are eordl ally Invited to attu, K. L. FiiROTT. E. R. " bo. W. Btai.by. Hearetiry. DKHKEK OK HONoil, HyttiO Lodge No. 1S Uecuiudaud 4ih Thursday eTenlngsaf each momh la Macaabee llall. Vlaillfig members cordially invited to attend. Minn ik B. Catehdbk, j. of 11 &. H. Lknox. Keu. 1. W. Di.vriiT.L, Reoelvar. EAUI.E8, Koicburg Aerlo mean in Odd Kcllowi Hall oniMidauilth Monday even tugn ol each month, nt 8 clnck. Visit Ing brethieu lu good funding alway welcome. V. O. UICRLLI. W. P. P. 1. Clabk, W. Sec. O. O. F., KlffngStarlxMlgu Kn. 174, meeliin t Odd Fellows' Temjile ;vry Frfdny eveathg Viall ng brtthercn alwtyi welcome. (i. WOKTHINOTUS, N. Q. K. n. Mi cm.!, i, k. e. M. Ficklk, F. a IO.O.F., rhillarlnn llgo No. Ueott n Odd 1-Yll.ms Temple, corner af Jacksoa mhiI Cass J-treeti, on fnturdur evening n( each weolt. Meuibtiis of tho order lu gcod itauding are luvlled tuattctul. W. II. A RKKNK, N. S. N. T. Jawcrr, 1L tL IO.O.F., t!nlon Encnmpnicnt Ko. Meela fn Odd Fellow' Tt-iiiale mi lha Istaudrd I hnrniUy evenings of each month. Visit lug bretucri-u ahvave welcome. . J. LiNuakV, T. P. P. E. Cavlnukr. Scribe. M' UHEHN W7(Of)MKN OF AMERICA, MyrU Thnrsilrtv i)f rnrr mnnlh In th Forr"te-s' HaII. Traveling Neighbors are eor dially invited to vlwit our Cittnp. A. V. M a kit k hi, Consul, Iv f -orvkll. Clerk. MOI'F.i:N BKoTHEHHOnD OP A II Mt 10 A ttoeburg Lodge No. 4U-MeeU mrr imS Thursday to Odd Ff lloifi bamRt Ttsltlug niL'inbors always welc. V. F. Mi'ML'Li.KM. Pranaaat KiiMA Mrllui.LFS, Secretary. 0 N. O., Cn. D S.r-o Bait. II, ,n-Moata erei-jr 1 Uurs.lnj- eTenlug at Uie Armorr llall at 8 o'clock. H. Hlocum Capuln. OK. 8., RowMir, chap!.r Na.l PT.ld.taalr regular iivudih lut aad 3rl Thur.4. In each Ucoth Vliltinf inaaarra la ?'oo ataudiug are reapetlfullj tarluil ta al eud. Mrs. 1. Yeu.itKBaRa( W. II. Fnaa Jhnson, Secretary KkllF.KAIIS, R.lrbnr( Rebeknh !... No. 41. 1. O. O. K.-jr.ei. . Od nil..' Temr.lccTPrjr TuoM.r ev.nlna. ViltMna sister. and brellwen ItiTl'ed to afteail. KlKDIK I'KKSCHBaN, M.. Man. ELL raw.Br, ?ecy. WOMEN OF wnniiCRArT, Ulaa Clrcla No. 4a--Mecton Istan.l 3rd Monday eveaiRr ot cnih momh al I'd! K.ll.w.' Flail. Vltltliia; memWri In gu.ti aiaadlni ara la vlkd tu ailerd. Mna llrrrri ri'irtl ,R. H. ' (L.a. Ik.aa!!, clrk WDOliMK.S OKTHI! WIIKUI, Oak Clap N. la-MfctsiU ihe Odd Fellowa' H.ll lu ... 1'eb."."!',""r Ul ar1 Monday J. M. Tuaona Clerk. A supply of the new edition of lha Oregon mining laws has Just been received at this olHcc. It In clude everything to date In legal mining orocedure. CstiAn a.1 .a r . - v... cent each. vu o . For good printing of all kinds Tha Review always leads. 3-