Roseburg review., August 04, 1909, Image 4

local nwn.
tut Irrigating p'.aata or kntti.i.t
In the lib of macultur-y, a J. W.
JwCrKa, at Al-baas ai.4 Boos' far
aga. tf
partlea wlehlbg aonjathlug alea la
a laundry tray, east ariairial, tJb
ul, or ti-ot, call on V7lr.nl
Ca4lla, tba plairibr. dtf
"What to Eat and Wlirr tj 0t
It" la lha tlti of a tiandaofne Menu
Card gott up by tba I'miiua Dak
ar?. Call and gt oli. dtf
HAT, yon had btr all at THR
FAIR and gat your ard. Tblr
atxk la aar awl up U-dau all U
aa:b. dtf
Phono 2211 tVr anything !n tb
baking Una fra dillfary. L'iiikius
Jlakary. dtf
Douglaa Onnty Cramry butter
only 7' a two-pound Muara. Auk
your groear for It. Patroijlw boiia
Industry. nv
J. W. Prklna baa rturnd from a
trip to Medford.
THIS fll RKAfrr MJ. Or-
ebardi. farms, timber and elty prop
arty. Borne flua bargains, Caas Kt.,
Koeabarg. Ore. irtV
Kiamloe the construction of I
Bush and l.ana piano and you will
readily understand wby thay guar
, tnioa tbam for twenty yaara. dtf
Trve4cs Dj t leM,
We lav iT-rr tti'.ira ai7 jr"d
fix iA a lvjr. H-urj rt In
tba mail ofc day. a'.d b:a tfu!:
rao ou In rrf. II t'tirhf a b'.ra.
Tb br kis-k'd . of ln child ran
and ran nn?. brsklix ir an izl:ry
d'tlar ttnvri- Hnry anl.'nal
t'r half wliti Imp had paid for It at.4
bought hliu an amU-r an-iow.! p!)
ard a gmvAlt rovjf- wlrb tl- fHaus
of bla forluw. 71 Drat dtjy ut tw
Ml the Trn of bU pl In two. lb
falllrjj; aarks at fb raaolln nnre.
and the mnic'tu wan -nlrir crixiiriJ.
To fomt'n Uuf-'.t H-nry jfM drunk,
and tbat nlKht M- fll off tb brvig
Into tli 'TM-k, njinjOK bla bat ilt
of eltha. Who th Wumij gt
through wlrb br b waa In tba
bol, Newark .wi.
Wlda Drwaa.
la tb siaktr.i vrer of an bid boat.
aa aiao to bvvAizt a urw out, tt la ai-
ways a 'pA ptao to bare tba dvr
I wtji in tb rooua oo tb Bm fx.r
' bjmiUi Daoaually wkl, alG&oat aa larx
aa tba roooa tbanalT. for la tola
I way a yreatar atua of apa- aod alrl-
aaa la glrao trta wbao tb bona la
, nA lar(r. VfJtit ioay b baiia; In
tba roozny doorwaya to kap away
draft sbd to fir a Ttata prlrairy,
Mjt in warm aoinajr day and alao
i w hJrn ifatfrrtalnlnir a iarye nambr of
' pnora tba jnUrre may be drawo
. F' k aad aluvjat tb aotlr ground
flyr tboa tmriaf'rrr! Into ooa larca
rm.-fcaitlovre AiocrV.an.
CASTOR I A
for IafuiU and CMldren.
j Til Kind You Han Atvajt Bsugbt
Btcnaiar of
ltvt4r EtiquvtU.
To you think mau obt to Uk
off bis bi la n :Ttor wben tbe-re
re Urit-t iTrtr.T
! "Not If h Ui f.r-ffuiturr!y bald ind
tb UUmi are rjnujt," H'AiAtim l't.
IXHT I itt watt o K1 ) f lf wr and
ItfJtVfburv, Auk, 3, lady'ti I.Kh t-r:ol-orod
)f!ktt, with brown triiifitlnK
Kind or plfcBM lU tht ortire d
You Can't
Iron Table
Linen as Nice
oar "FUt Work Ironri"
will do It. Tli rn ach I n u n
Iron th llnna by pantnic It be
tween heated tf;arn r.hmt
and flv oftly pad-lud roll,
Thla Klvra ths aamo affect aa
f)v Ironlnita with 2 flat Iron
would, drying; the Uunn porfurt
lr, gWlnn It ft natural atllT
omi, and ft finish and ahen
that brlriK out evary thread
of the pattro In ft beautiful
way.
Wft mm to It that ftarh ar
ticle la lrond Hijuare and
and tbat the edK aro not
turned over, ttc.
Try our work.
ROHKBUHO 8TKAM !,A(7NIHY
Jftckaoo Htruet. UoiMihurK.
t a a J wj wa tw aa !
Chtcttn Homiltlio.
A t-itnniry Mlnlfr In tint ftjm (ft
bla dining rml rn tti (rr ult r-irn tj a
h"Ue whrtf a rT -bl'ki wan jwt
d f'r dJniMff. Ilf had prvlnty f-'-wnlrTMl
a iu-rl of rib onl bf
dlfinni, and the rbkkMi 1sokM bto
to blrri.
"Well," be fa"-tiouJJy r snnrkti,
"br-'a wb-re that rhU-ku entcm the
mln ft try "
"Hoi It d'- brtT thrt; than In
lay w.rV" rcJtlrtMf the aiuall Uy of
the family.-Itoo Kw.frd.
Jealousy,
"My dear." Mid the wife of tbe tul
brit profftor, lb bna bare v-rat b
ed up all tbat -(fjfplnt sd joa
j iwed."
j "Ah. ealoosyT uoaed tb proffaor.
j And be aat down and wrote a twen
! ty pKe artH on tt Mlf rloproeot of
Knvy In the Mlnda of tb !owrOrad
of Blpeda."
Thai Treating Habit.
"What's the nuitter? 1UI tbe barber
try to aalp ymf
"ft wnaij't the tiartwr'a faalL I treat
ed a triftnl to a hair rut, and be tnalat
ed that I lutie another with hint. I
rouMn't refui. Kauaaa City Journal.
Omestie Scheme,
Mra, H. WUg are yoo o very fond
f oriental rwnf
afra. It. -I'll tell yt.n a swrret. Tbe
dirtier they K-t the more (,-erifjlne they
look Vmi've tut Idi-a how ruu'b
aweY1ni( that nvii.-'leri'lniid I-ad-r.
Entirely OiffreM.
"What: Kiirbd IKS, ob bathina
uitr
"Now, hnbby. thla ln't a bethfnj
' aea TltT J'fOnw'
For IndiKeatloo and sll atoma:h
trouble take Foley's Orino Laxa
tlve aa It atlmulatea tbe stomach and
liver and regulates tbe bowels and
will positively care habitual consti
pation, Foley's Or! no Laxative cures
sick headache and biliousness and on
account of its rniid action and pleas
ant taste Is especially recommended
for women and children. Red Cross
Pharmacy.
Ifon't wnite nriy time looking bark
at your inNtn'.-cn. Therf fa more fun
In looking up (tf inllnkefl of otler
peple,--hl''fl(fn News.
Nerer sacrifice quality for prlra.
Bee a Hush and Lane and the Victor
Piano at Kurr's Music House. dtf
80 He Keeps His fteat.
"Would you give up your to an
elerly woman 'f
"And hare her know that 1 reicarded
her as elderly? Not much: 1 like to
he gallant, but caution la my strong
point." Philadelphia Ledger.
rTM',
Wlndorn In neltlifr Rold, nor aflrar.
nor fnm, nor wealth, nor health, nor
trc;tiKtj. nor beauty. Plutarch.
Tnaoc Manis
DcaioN
CowrwraHTa a.4.
If you try a auction alnk stopper
you'll never be without ona. 8a
Winnie Caddli. the plumber. tf
a?.
Mti. fro. oir1M mfn-trr t'f K-artn ptvfmu.
PtintM twa ILnifh Maun ft Co. rcr?
Ijv.iAl mntUt, wit rvot cfctriT, ta Ur
Scientific Hmcricati,
ft baiMlaonvfr nin: M hlr. tArvMt ew
f.f n riouiiiu- b,uitJ. Tfrn.1. tl
DXitb,L BJWbrtU nw3Mt.
' Pn 2itmswi. Npw Ynri
iiwiiii vt uvi iiuii iwip
f ; four Bky
aftvoufaOfB
NOTICE to Users of Wood
The Page Investment Company
has made arrangements whereby it can furnish seasoned,
split body fir four-foot wood in car and half car lob for
cash at rock-bottom prices. Sidewalk lumber $10 per M.
70U .V. Jiu'kvon Ht., I'lione 1210. Jo at A croft Dwr (n-.k.
FOUR BIG BARGAINS
25 Acres
in fruit
Only
$6,500
Easy Terms
55 Acres
in Fruit
Only
$10,000
Easy Terms
These Fine Bar
gains cannot be
duplicated any
where in the Ump
qua Valley, and
the price will only
last 1 4 days. Call
and get full particulars.
20 Acres
in fruit
Only
$8,500
Good Terms
1 31 Acres
in Fruit
Only
$8,500
Good Terms
We have land only 1 to 2 miles from Roseburg. Same cleared of its
oak will make fine orchard land, and we only ask $20 to $25 per acre.
Umpqua Land Water Co.
116 Cass St. Roseburg National iknk Bsxx. 116 Cass St.
THE MESCAL BUTTON.
Its Widespread Us. aa a Narcotic
Among the Indians.
Mev al as a narcotlr Is u-d to' an
extent tbat Is becoinlr.? ulHrmlDtt
among tbe American India nit.
Meat-al Is the product of a cactus
vhl-b baa long been uw-d anion); the
Mexicans as an lutoxkunt under the
name of pellote. The IndiauM use the
mescal button a kind of Ixun. very
bitter, which la sometime chewed and
voietluies brewed In 8 kind of tea. ;
It produces hallucination of nuch a
character as to pla e this plant In the
aarue rsuk with habeeith. opium and
other drugs wfah-b have pnidmed for
men tbe Joys of an artill'-Uil ur:nlUc. j
Tbe Kiowa Indian ure said Ui have
uaed tbe mencul button from time im
memorial in religious ceremonies.
Gradually the practice ban spread
northward. The l'on as and some of
their neighbors In Judlun Territory and
Oklahoma took it up. Tlieuce It ex
tenled to the Omaha and Whineha
goes, and now the practice is acquiring
a foothold among the Hioux.
Tbe trll-H which have longeHt um-d
It have sent nrlMslonarieH to Introduce
their wonderful new medicine among
other tribes, and wherever It becomes
known Its allurements prove Irresisti
ble. Clubs are formed for ntx Utl Indul
gence In this narcotic. In some ciihch
tbe students returned from can tern und
other boarding schools have te'Oii)e
members and promoters of these clubs.
The meetings are usually held in the
afternoon. After the mysterious cere
monies In acknowledgment of the se
cret power of tbe strange divinity have
taken place the buttons are punned
around for chewing, four or live to
each member, and the tea is brewed
and drunk. Only the novice experi
ences any unplenHant sensntlon. and
this son passes cff. There ensues only
ft blissful feeling of lassitude, n -coin-panled
hj a delicious sen of bappl
negji and peace.
One other effect of thi remarkable
drug may te noted in this brief sum
mary. Tbe mescal takes away all de
sire for alcoholic drink. Hampton In
stitute Houthern Workman.
STRENGTH where
STRENGTH is NEEDED
THAT'S WHY EVERYBODY IS
SO PLEASED WITH THE NEW
mtmiL
TOE""HEEL
.EC U S. PAT. OFT.
The ordinary toe and heel are not
strong enough to prevent puncture.
The peculiar construction of this new toe and heel
makes them several times as durable as those made
in the old way.
Give up the holes and patches by using this new
hosiery. It will save darning and save money.
AN HONEST ARTICLE, WELL WORTH
YOUR USING.
Harth's Toggery.
Roseburg Home of Regal Shoes, $3.50, $4.00, $5.00
j Owners of pianos In Douglas coun- If your grocer does not furnish
ty can now secure tho services of a u with Umpqua Uakery goods call
.competent resident tuner. Highest Phone 2211 and they will be deliver
I endorsements. Twenty years' ex- ed to you. dtf
perlence. Send postal to C. H. Aruu- i . ,
del. Myrtle Creek, Or, dtf .
Missouri's Forests.
Nature has bestowed upon tbe 70.000
square miles of Missouri rli-b and va
ried gifts. and they will not diminish If
they are handled on the right economic
system. On the other baud, they will
certainly be destroyed If not protected
by forethought and wise methods.
Wbetr forests are si a shed off waste
fully something more tlmn timber is
wIjhiI nut. Roods nre Increased, and
the climate lUelf is u (Tec ted. A farm
er whone soil washes away loses his
working buMs. Kvery desert pbice In
the puths of civilization tellH its tory
of a wanton waste of the forests. The
mischief may be qtil k ty done. Only
ten years ngo the wooded area in Mis
souri was estimated ut 41.1XXJ si.uitre
miles, or HO er tent. Now the f -rest
area Is staled to ! square utiles,
or :iU per ce'it. The lumber prcxlu tlon
In Missouri during the last decade has
averaged at least VMJ,(Xi0.l)O0 feet n
year. At tills -rate comparatively lit
tie would ceufe t be reckoned lu n
l:;rge way. Vet. properly conserved,
It would lust forever. St. Louis Olobe
po ii me rat.
No matter how long you have suf
fered, Foley's Kidney Remedy will
help you. Mrs. S. h. Mo wen, of
Wayne. Va., writes. "I was a suf
ferer from kidney disease so that at
times 1 could not get out of bed, and
when I did I could not stand up
straight. I took Foley's Kidney Rem
edy. One dollar bottle and part of
the second cured me entirely." It will
cure you, as it has restored health
and srrength to thousands. Red
Cross Pharmacy.
lilDS WAXTKD.
Bad For the Game.
Joe Ryan, the Chicago story teller,
met a coal operator who told him n
story of two dealers at u gnuililing
house who were Invited to go out it ml
shoot ducks. They had never shot
anything, these dealers, but ctups and
patrons, and they were nervous mid
not exnctiy up to what they' were to
do.
They went to u hunting hut In the
Illinois river and were told they were
to rise early In the morning nnd go out
after the ducks. They were so exiited
they lotililn't sleep, nuil about mid
night one of them went out in front of
the but and saw a large number of
wtM.de n decoy ducks floating In the
water. He rushed back, got his gun
nnd began tiring at the decoys.
Ills companion, startled by the
sound, came out and took one look.
Then he screamed: "Stop It! Stop It,
you lunatic! Vuu're shooting the
boosters!' Saturday Kvenlug Post.
Notice for bids on putting up out
h'lildfngs for School House in Dis- i
trict No. "6. !
Backhouses, two in number.
Length 6 feet: width, 5 feet; height.
8 feet. Roof, half pitch. Pit to j
bo dug ft feet long, 2 feet wide, 1
3 feet deep. To be lined with inch ;
lumber. Seat run full length of !
buildings, 14 Inches thick. 1G Inches
wide. Partition on center of seat
2 feet wide, 6 feet high: to be paint
ed on outside. Said buildings are .
to be set 80 feet north of the school ,
house and 25 feet apart.
Wood Shed To be 18 feet long. J
12 feet wide, high side 14 feet, low .
side 8 feet. Roof slant toward the
! north, with 10 stone pillars.
Set
not i
25 feet north of school house
painted.
To Paint School House On out
side. Two sides length 3(i feet,
height to eve 12 feet, width 20 feet.
North end to be painted, gable end
on Bouth side to be painted. The
S -hool Board furnishes all material
for he construction and painting of
these buildings. Tilda will be receiv
ed until the 16th day of August,
1009.
For further particulars call phone
234X4. Direct all bids to
E. A. CROW,
ltsw2wd Looking Gla?s, Oregon.
Ths President's Offices.
The wing of the White House, built
In IttKI for the office of the president,
has proved to be too small, although it
contains much more room than was
available when the executive business
was done In the main building. Congress
has appropriated money for doubling
the site of the new wing, and work on
it will begin soon. The addition will
extend over the ground usitl by Pres
ident Roosevelt as a tennis court. The
plnns provide for n large oval room
for the president overlooking the Po
tomac, tlnuked on the right by his sec
retary's oihVe and on the left by n new
cabinet room. An enlarged waiting
mom for the public and a special
waiting room for meinls'rs of congress
will occupy part of the space vacated
In (he original building, and the presi
dent, separated from the public by a
hull, will be able to do bis work lu
greater privacy. Youth's Companion.
Ths Choisra In Russia
Cable messages from St. Petersburg
telling of the spread of cholera are
borne out by letters from Russian cor
respondent of the Ijondou pap rs.
One writer says: "The habitual dirt
and particularly the -sullen Indiffer
ence of the Inhabitants of the outlying
and Neva districts, however, make the
situation desperate. Though the caicils
nre Infected with cholera bacilli, they
drink untitled water and refuse to
employ disinfectants. They consider
that the disease la heaven sent. Until
the water ts purified cholera will con.
linn."
For good printing of all kinds
The Review always leads.
Read Review ad vs. for bargains.
LOOK OUT FOR YOUR
JEWELRY AND WATCHES
ESS)
WM. PBUCIIA
This young nmn will get all your
walclu-s for repairing If you don't
look out. Not only waUhoa, but
mi) thing tliut Is bought in a Jew-
flry store, and many other things
that nre bought In other stores,
liecuuse he is tho highest skilled
workman having a wide expert,
once. Ho is permanently with
HUEY
Jeweler and Optician.
Official Watch Inspector for the
Southern Pacific Railroad.
Summer Rates East
nrmxG the skason, 1009.
via Hie
Southern Pacific Co.
ILfs
from
ROSEBURG
TO OM.1HA AXD RETTRN $06 00
TO KANSAS CITY AND RKTl'KN '. $66 00
TO ST. UH 19 ANI RKTI RN $73 60
TO CHlCACiO AND RETURN " ' !$78!sO
and to other principal cities In the East. Middle' West and South
Correspondingly low fares.
On Sale June 2, 3; July 2, 3; August II, 12
TO DKNVKR AND RETTRN a. $01.00
On Sale May 17, July 1, and August 11
Going transit limit 10 days from date of sale, final return lim
it October 3 1st.
These tickets present some rery attractive features In the way
of stopover privileges, and choice of routes: thereby enabling pas
sengers to make side trips to many Interesting points enroute
Routing on the return trip throusn California may -le had at
a slight advance over the rates quoted.
Full particulars, sleeping car reservttlona and tickets will be
furnished by any Southern Pacific local agent, or
WM. McMURRAY. General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
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