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CO mas m ROSEBURG, MAV 1ft WEDNESDAY, MAI IP Admission for this Day and Date Only 25 Cents THUS THE PEOPLE-NOT THE CIRCUS THUTM No BENEFIT WHILE THE CRUEL CIRCUS WAR LASTS XO'I'K. I'rom d.iy Hi ilny you will ivml in Hicsc iiiIiiiiiiik article's cnlilli'il "Trulli." II Is to ynu, dear render, them- remark arc mlilnssi-l. Weigh well every wonl coiilalncil in llicsc stories. II may mean miicli to you to follow un as we gu along. All that Is U'kccl Is your time, for Jusl a few moou-nis. We thank you. Lest you take alarm at this invasion of your innocent seclusion, we will remind you ol the anecdote of the man who ti ied to give away Kii.yli.sh gold sovereigns, and nobody would take any of them. On a wager, this gentleman, relying on his knowledge of human nature, stood at the busiest hour of the day at the corner -if Loudon Bridge, wit h. a big pewter dish full of genuine gold sovereigns in his hand. Rattling the gold alluringly in the pewter, he besought all who passed to take, one no sliings to it of any sort. But one and all eith er stared incredulously, frowned suspiciously, or smiled knowingly, and passed on uiirich ed. And at tlw end of the hour, the gentleman who knew human nature, had just as many sovereigns in his dish as when he stalled, and the other party to the wager had to pay up. i. We know that if you had been one of the English crowd you would have left with all the English sovereigns laid safely away in the folds of your garments. This is our reason for addressing you in person. Would you be rich? Then join us in our great undertaking BtAL fcSTATB IRANSFfcRS. P. I". Patterson to Ida M. Jackson, $3u0; trad of land 42xK feet, on Row' street, Rosebutg li. I Wilson 10 Johns Irritation Ultch Company. $101); r'.ht of way 12 feci wide In sections 5 and 6, 32-4. Murgiierli nangort to Johns Irri gation Ditch Company, t7ii; right of nay for a ditch through section 0, SL'-I. W. W. McVeel to W. L. Cobb, et ;tl.. ti": l'!' acres s.-c '.'A. 20-7. Kiunl liuell to W. I,. Adams, $10; SW, see 21-7. K A. Johnson to W. M. Moor" ',.. el of laud In Drain's Adi! to Dr.!::.. " - " li. C. MiAliisicr was here t'om Ill today-. I-;,!. Il::li":'ck-. J. I!. Kilcy and A. II. II allies, hi' K'klon. are among the I ami'.al viMturs. C li. lii.i.v.n. on-' tf th" jinh tp,..r r "I'-tt-r Frttll." I:t here in, mi In ml llii'i'. TH- sMHiinj: even's of t li - imh'i'' and hii'.h school Ijoys. sfhedelilert lit :! ii'i l.v 'K io iiim'iiAv afti'rni'. mi, will liecin ai 2 o'clock, on account of u Ins. i .iil r.ii.i.' between the public ahrl li.ali s; Itnols an hoar lat M CHILDREN WHO ARE SICKLY Motlu-r why valiiu llit-ir owu comfort HiiU llio wrlfari- "f (hi-ircliildrcn, flioulit iicvur lie witlimit a t..s of Mother iruy ' Swwt l'owilorn for (Jinlilri'ti, for lift" hroiiiHPtit i!ijm;hmhi. Thi;y Ureiik iitCoMn, 'mi! F'-i-n-iii-s, I'miMiittitiim, Tmlniijr Dw oiiliTH. JO i'I h ii- ami Stoiuui li 'I'ruiiliifii. lilKsK liJVHi:i:S SKVKlt FA 1 1 j. Kolilbyull DrmjKtonn, X.H-. l-n t tb rri.r (iiii tmMiftttr, A trial uirkitu'U will hi' -.'lit FIM'.titoriiiy iimllur who will uddrcaa Allcu a. OliiiPiui), Lo Itwy, K. V. Bl ). KI.KS KyM;li'.irT 1 or.hr, NO.'iVi Holds (Kiilm i:i.Di;iii:tiit?.tl!Ciit Hi Ihe Elk! 1 iiii'i itx'l Thuradtys ut eat h :,! i i All nii-ir.lK.TN re jut1; ltl u Mtr ) n i'Miirjy. fcinl Alt vJniitiif? t,riiUj:i arr tonli w. W. ('AitnwRi.r, K. R. ko. W. Hri ey. .-t'crntari'. 1 l i ah: Al NKWS. You always got tno very bent you buy at tho Rociidale Co. '. Highest cdHli price alil Tor mo hair by Harnoss & Johnson. Uf The price of foodHtuffs has conm down at the North Side Grocery, dlf Dr. J. L. Callaway, osiopaihln phy sician. Abraham llullillnic. ltoaoimrg. RaUed and uweot doiiRtinutH, rush overy morning at tf o'clock at I'nip qua Bakery. dtr Berry cream 203 pint, and whip ping cream 20c a pint ul DjukLih Couuty Croumory. tit f Mrs. A. Ilt'lTnor, of Portland, In a guest at MIhs Lnuitm Li'lniuui's. A marriage llci'iiso has bi tu is sued to JniiK'H Hllcy and Clara Han cock, of tilkton. Mrs. A. T. StHnor and son, Carl, of Salem, arc gucFts ut Uiu hnnic of Mrs. R. W. Terrell. Mrs. Chns. L. Mlnkler, wiftt of ihe S. P. condticlor, Ik aniniiK the Port land vIhUoli In lto.-;i'hiiig during the carnival. Statu Dairy and Food Cominls Rlonor J. W. llailey and .Mrs. Hailey, of Portland, aro enjoying Ihe Kom burg carnival. Dr. J. K. Chaiunan. the dentist, returned this week, after n three months uhBence, spent in California and ut Coou Pay. A. N. Oreutt and V. It. Humtnltte were called to Oakland this after noon by the Berlous Illness of Dr. K. J. Page, who ha 1mmh conllned to his bed over wince returning frnni a Portland hospital sevt ral weeks ago. Mrs. H. !'. Cobb returned Wednes day from a trip to Portland. K. X. Kwaii. clerk of Oak Camp. Woud 11 ten of t he World, t his imirn ing turned over to Mrs. 10. T. Wood in tf a check for $:Umiii, ihe amount of the poliey of her lale husband in thiit order. A union temperance Sunday school i rally will he held in the M. K. church 1 Sunday afiernoou at :t o'clock. Th1 Itrogrammi will consist of readings, music, a pnp"r by Dr. Lucetta Smith, and a chalk-talk to hoys by lion. P.! L. Kdily. All are invited. An offer-! lug will he taken. The I'lilted Wireless station In this ' city has been closed and the up par- aluK shipped to Seattle. The opera- j tor. W. W. Merwiu. left last night for Portland. A new station will he i esiabiished here later with a more I powerful eiiuipmeut, with an olllce In the busluiMs part of the city Instead or on a hilltop as heretofore. The Douglas county grand Jury, which adjourned last January, re convened lu Itoseburg this morning, and is now investigating (he case of PRO! K.NSIONAI,. lri !v, charged with being .u , ho looted the sale In Mrs. Kidd & Son's grocery, in thin The members of the jurv ate Dimmiek, (Irani. Levins, It. C. Rosoburg I. I.. II. Morgan, K. H. Ottin- . S. Johns and A. It. Melvin Whooping Cough. This Is a more dangerous disease than is generally presumed. It will ' be a surprise lo many to learn that '. more deaths result from It than from I scarlet fever. Pneumonia often re sults from P. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been used in many epl- demies of whooping cough, and al- I ways with the best results. Delhert I MeKelg, of Harlan, Iowa, says of It: I "My boy took whooping cough when I nine months old. He had it In the1 winter. I got n bottle of Chamber lain's Cough Remedy which proved good. 1 cennot recommend It too highly, l-'or sale by all druggists. C (..- ;.!. A. C. city. (r. W. A mold ger. R In the midst of preparations fori three days of gaiety, a large number of Rose burg people paused long enough this morning to pav respects to Ihe lale Mih. Adeo Hlakeley Vial, who was laid to rest in the Odd Fol lows' cemetery. Hundreds of sor rowing Ir'ends o the young lady Joined tho bereaved relatives in at tending the services conduct ;mI at the Klks Temple by Rev. Charles W. Maker, of St. (ieorgu's church, of which Mrs. Vial was a beloved mem ber. In the cortege that moved to Ihe strains of a dirge played by the O. A. C. cadet baud were 4 1) mem bers of the Klks lodges of this city and Medford. acting as honorary es cort. Beautiful floral offerings for the grave were in abundance. Im mensely popular and a leaning spiru in many entertaining social art airs, Mrs. Vial leaves the remembrance of a life of Imparted sunshine and cheer and activity for the enjoyment of others. She was numbered among the most energetic workers for the success of the present carnival. She was to have taken part lu a playlet planned for this evening, and on ac count of her sudden and tragic death Mils part of Ihe original programme has been eliminated. j Ai,iti:ur s. ni;:v j OITOMKTR1ST 118 W. CASS ST. Oregon i;f (( iMMt, M '! l.i.U;i Nu 13 mi sii'1 4 h '1'h'i mIhv evciifiiic n; mMh in ii'tiir-iiKr- un. 'isi'tnn orrtialiy ii.vitt-tl lo ntli-nil. f iNMt. K. ( av(;mkk. o( II c it i rnn. i-V( I. W. I; wni.L. It tiftver. A'i! ks, Horn i urn AcMe rrcfn In Odrt Ko'tinvr- I.ti! (Mi 'iii! HH l tin MdikIiit evfiie ' lu. ol i 1. ii' i ' th. Kt ft . Lioi k. VtBH i t.r itet;i in c-'inl ftHinllii.! ahvny w-Ii-omo. 1 A it ii a ha m . W. F. . I. LAhri, W. Sec K. I'luli-tiiriii.i L.hik'J Nu. ii i ! i I h'l'llntt, Th in (U'. 4'iirncr tf .lai-kHi-n hii-1 i n .-'iv. -if, mi -titiinlu. ev. ntiij,' -f i i i i( Mrliihc'S tf tho tipiler hi tir ,i "I'llnllIIl m ile l ti ul ti iii). J.. 1,. ItAKKH. S. (i. N. I . I k. it. i) K., 'i'lnjj Mt'.t l.d'IKc Nu. 171, liwft (iil.i V, Li...-.-' Vi ni)i i-vt-r; K-iiluy v ntiii VimI ni; Ijri-i'M-ii' iiIkhvs wclL'.iino. K II V i if.. N. f, I W S I'mviJ.i., K S. M. Kk ki.k, V. S SUPERB, SPECTACULAR, ORIGINAL CIRCUS-600 PEOPLE 450 ANIMALS-525,000 ARMOUR PRIZE SIX-HORSE TEAM GORGEOUS STREET PARADE DIM. SKKI.Y, SKI IIFI! STUWAHT l'liVNiriiins ulul Hiiri?ioiiM. ISulto of Olllce Hear Douglas Coun ty Bank Building, (.ironed Kluor. 1 I'hono 1161. ', noSKllUUQ .... ORKCON i DR. J. L. CAI.LAWAV, OatiHiimthlc I'tiyslrluii. Graduate American School of Osteopathy, Klrksvllle, .Mo., un der founder of the science, Dr. A. T. Still. A b.-nti urn Bldg. Phone IMi 'BOSEUURU OKKC.ON Id. ii. f . I'm:. .n Mc.unli:;i''!it Nn It -Meptt in ".'..I K. i ntt Toliilo "ii the l!1'. auil ..rl I tliirxilny i vt'tiniH i.l i'im h mould. Vinii IliK brillUTi-li hIh wt'li-umi' N. I'. Jku trr, r. P. I I'akl i. li man, Huribe. MIII'KHN lllUITIIKill()-l OK AMKIUCA K.iM-ljurK l. .In.- No. Wt Mct'tn ovvry -Ju.l i Hinl 4lh Tut-s lay 111 Mat'i'BlR'e Temple. Vlsitini; lu.-lii Irts iihv.iys wiOi-oim-. ,. I.. TiloiiMi'N. rroFI'Irllt Eumi Mc.M L'Ll.KK, SucrutHry. At 10 O'clock Each Morning Bring All the Folks and See for Your self a Fifty-Cent Circus for 25 Cents Don't Forget, It's a Cruel Circus War Relentlessly Waged by a Circus Trust So Sells-Ffoto Declares Bargain Day. Thu3 the People-Not the Circus-Benefit While the Circus War Lasts. Two, Complete PERFORMANCES General Admission This Day and Date DAILY MOIlKKS WOODMKN OK AMKKJCA, Myrlle rump Nu. iw.nj meets every 'Jinl hiki IUi 'l'h i i rst i y.s of every month tn - ihe I O O. K. Hull, comer Jaekmni tuul Vush Sin. Tnivellnir Neliibburi re eo-ilially InviieJ to vi-it our (.nuip. A V.. M.wlstkhs, Consul, Lol'lrt CoHVKLL, t'lt-rk. OK. H., Kosel.iirj- (nap'er No.S-llnldHtheti n-Kiilrir iiii'i-tliitf 1st n:i'l:tnl Tlnirviiny in paeli Mi.iilh. Visiting milliliters it. Biinil mmkIIiik lire riiltllllJ, lnvitut to til it-ml. MUM.dEO K Hot'CK, V. M fr'KKii Johnson. Seeretary DU. C. L. I'KAHSON DKNTIST OFPICB IN HEVIKW rki;,k' UUII.DINO Hours: 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. tKIIKKAII: VIiilMh Hi Oil.l K, llow. I'llU'tt' every Tiiemla V oveliliiir. Vi.iitliin "Inters utiil Ijrelh'eu tnvlteil lo aHeml. Mhh. HammittR, N.(l. .Mils. Iiklla l.KWls, Keey. Mm;. Miiiv E. 1'alm, Klniili elwl Seey. Offlce Hours: 10 to 12 a. m. 2 to 4 p. m. I)R. LI CK 1'hones: Office Main n Hcsld. Mniu 1 1 TA SMITH, I'hysUiiin- WomcQ aurl Children Dlaca.-iop a Specialty. Olllce. Masonic Hldg., Sccund Flour (tMKS OF WOOIM'KAFT. Ulae Clrelp No. .iccifi on iMtittKl :tnl Monriav evening i t'rtcti mtpiiih at iM.1 Kt11iv' II h 11 Vtntitiic im-iiirpers In good Btmnllng re In vmd to atteml. Mrs Makv O'Neal N. Claha Hdkkn. tierk RAIN OR SHINE, AT 2 AND 8 P. M. TAA (loors Open One Hour Earlier, Admitting of a Visit to the Big L U (J Do It. Now. Now Is the time to get rid of your rlHuiiiiatisin. You can do so liy ap plying Cliamberhiln's Liniment. Nine cases out of ten are simply muscular rheumatism due to cold or damp, or chronic rheumatism, and yield to the vigorous application of his liniment. Try it. You aro certain to be de lighted with Ihe quick relief which it affords. Sold by all druggists. C Kor a burn or scald apply Cham t berlaln's Salve. It will allay the pain almost Instantly and quickly heal the Injured parts. l"or sale by all drug gists, c Does your typewriter wear rib bons? Get the Kee-l.ox, the kind Hint weal's best, does the best work and costs less. Itoseburg Book Store, local distributors. dtf Alfred Peats wall papers, the best in America, at Fisher's. dtf Dr. 1 V. Hunt, dentist, olllce rooms in the Abraham Building, tf IH-anaUDlu la n.. t n ., 1 !....., I ( . ...... i,i. ,ci u iiuuiiiini tiiiiueill. Burdock Blood Bitters Is the national cure for it. It strengthens stomach membranes, prnmoles How of diges tive Juices, purines Hie blood, builds you up. liliniUMKX OFTIIK ttoltui, o,.k ( 'amp .No j - 'nei!m inr 11,1,1 i-euuw.- IIHII 111 K.el.nrir. every 1st ami ;lnl Mun-lay 'n. iniiHK reiunin.r amity welcolUH .1. I- I'll'KKSH, I . C. I E. N. K aki. t:iik SKHVE HIM A STEAK Bweet, tender and Juicy and your hut band will open up his heart and hll pocketbook. Where will you get such a steak? Why right here, of cours. We have the choicest meats In all th land. If you buy here once your husband will get good-natured Imrna diately. If you buy here regularly ho will be "Sunny Jim" all the tlm. The Economy Market Ooo. Knhll.Mra. pro,. EVERY EVENING AND ALL SUNDAY People from all parts of town visit our new bridge, and inside of a very short time the two first spans will be erected, the carpenters are framing them, the1 false work is erected; we hear daily, people say, "if only the bridge was completed we would go over and take a walk m the parkand select us a buildiiv site " THE TIME TO SELECT BUILDING SITE is before the bridge is completed, because you buy before the raise in price of lots, which will come when the bridge makes access to townsite an easy matter. Our Townsite Has a Distinction of Its Own Exclusive Park Boating for 1 12 iMiles Bathing in Deep Water !n-,iiX'1i0, "le 'f f St hl i1" wtfnfi in prices for a couple of weeks,from $125.00 to $250.00. I KRM&-20 per cent down and sixty monthly payments. ADViCE:-Buy a homesite in time. UMPQUA LAND AND WATER COMPANY 116 Cass Street Roseburg, Oregon o O