SAY 21,IM0 CARS IS
WKSTFUN Fill" 11
CHOP.
Broken of Xuw York Compile EmI
iniitt' on Apple Wi'ht ot the
Kucky Mountains.
NEW VOHK, July :S. After care
fully ranvnssliii; the offices of the
fruit brokers of thirf city their re-!
portH oompiU'il show that there will
ho 2 1 .!) cars ot boxed apples from
tin' West this year. Ah (here are
fiUO boxes to the ctr, this nivalis i:s.-!
400,000 boxes. These will be dl-1
vided as folluws:
States
Colorado, west of Hock'le.
Colorado, east of Itofkiet
Washington
Callfomia
OreKon lo00
Idaho U'mi
Utah .100 ;
Now Mexico 10o ;
Montana !0o
13,000,000 boxed of apples produced
in the west, half must be eaten In
the states,
Thu bumper apple crop of 1896 Is
remembered by all dealers. Tht year
there were tt,000,Ouo barrels, and
Kuud stock sold on the docks here at
Toe. A lure portion went to the
driers, eider mills and many were
thrown away. In .Kiiti the bananas
imported were worth $ -I, .100, ooo and
i they are now worth $K0, 000,000
year. I Ills In the only foreign fruit
whit h i ear lies the Cnited States free
Cars, i
. fi 0 0 I
. ;oimi !
. t;ooo
of duty uud the customs value Is at
the price for which the bananas arc
nought at loading stations, 15 tenth
to 'j: cents a bunch, and they sei
here iron, $t u
America grows every year In the
coiiHumptlou of fruit. In 1816 citrus
.shipments from the const amounted
I to 1 .'.10 carloads and last season
there were 40,oit7 carloads. Some
estimate the coming citrus crop at
i.u.ooo carloads. In I8!6 there were
no Porto Hi co oranges, hast sen-
""" ! him there wen1 ojiantitiea of the Call
Total 1 21. .too for)la ami Kjorida oranges frozen,
wisi . " ham.- rr,Hi piu-j wll(.h IirK(y curtail (he consumption
ducod the following:
States
California .
Colorado . .
Washington
Oregon . . .
New Mexico
Washington
Montana . .
Cars.
. r.noo
. r.ioo
. i :'(io
. - no
noo
Total 11. .100
ThiH shows an increase of .10 per
rent. The counties (n California
which produce the apples are Hum
boldt, Kmiomn, Santa Cmz. Kanta
Clara, San Diego. These counties hint
year actually shipped l!S0!i cailomN.
The counties in Oregon which pro
ilunn the apples are Jackson, Douglas,
Marion, Wasco, Cniatllla, (rant.
Union. Yamhill. It Is in these coun
ties that the famous Newtown Pip
pins are grown and there will be
100,00(1 boxes this year against 2.1.
(100 last year.
Colorado apple points are f irund
Junction, Kruila. Clifton and Itllle,
1'aonta, llotchklss and Ml. liose.
These are all on the western slope,
while on the eastern slop'1 are I-'ree-mont
and Moulder counties. .Mr.
White snys that (lauos from Colorado
are on (he market today selling jii
$1 to $1.12, and there are some
AVnshlngtou Wlnesups in transit.
New Mexico has a better crop th:;n
last season, there being three conn
Ufa In which apples are grown, San
Juan, San Miguel ami Chaves.
It has been stated that Kurope will
want 4.000,000 boxes of apples this
of apples. Had all the oranges been
good that were shl pped t he apple
; market would probably have finished
at $1 a barrel Instead of $4. People
will not eat oranges that have been
frozen, and consequently turn to
apples.
Last year the price of early apples
and pears was high. The trade seem
ed to forget the enormous peach crop
In western New York. Reports show
that there Is just as good a peach
crop there as last year. There may
be a shortage of early apples from
Ohio and Iowa which suffered from
the April freeze, but there will be
plenty of apples both In the oast and
in the West. Maine, Massachusetts,
Now Hampshire and New York all
have plenty of winter apples as well
as all other kinds of fruit. Should
there be an apple crop as large aH
In IMii; (hey will have to go at low
prices.
Those Plea of Iloyliood.
of
How delicious were the plea
boyhood. No pies now taste bc
good. What's changed? the pies?
No. H'h you. You've lost the
strong, healthy stomach, the vigorous
liver, the active kidneys, the regular
bowels of boyhood. Your digestion
is poor and you blame the food
What's needed? A complete .onlnp
up by Klectlic Hitters of all organs
of ingestion stomach, liver, kidneys
bowels try them. They'll restore
your boyhood appetito and apprecla-
llim nf ftwirt iiiwl f:ilrlv silt unit a vnur
year. The greatest number that Ku- body with new health, strength and
rope has ever taken In any one year vigor. G0c at all druggists.
was 520,000 boxes. Unless Kurope o
largely Increases its supply of the Have Arundel tune it.
WHEN YOU GO
Camping or Fishing
Let us put p your supplies. We can pack
all your eatables in a handy box, free from ('list
and in a handy way lo get at. For a quick
and convenient trip, yonr grub supply need
not worry you. We will supply everything,
from ("ottoline to Candles, and from Hrcad to
Bacon. Phone 2381. . We will have it ready.
KrSUT OF EMOTION
SPKNDSfteSUMMER
NEWPORT,
YAQUINA BAY
The Only Beach in Pacific Northwest
Whoro Hip pivity U;ilrr Ai!iitia. mss Agati
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s. Moonstones, Cornell-
OUmoOK SPORTS OF ALL KINDS
jncludluK lliMilliiR. I'islunc. .llKB:nR Hook Oysters. HoattnK, Surf
11a hlim. 1 1 1 c 1 . 1 1 . AutninR. and nn-lnR. p,,ro mountain
water and thu bunt ol to,., I at l,u- nr iv..oi, ,......
(l,.u,,u ... , , ... , , ' v i.iL.n, v mills.
" "'S"" ot ail km. Is dally.
vinwv .M-.-i, Miui Hini-i sanitary leul'ilmns
I1IK.M. IWMl'INU
at nominal cost.
Low Round-Trip Season Tickets
From all points In Orepm. Washington and Idaho on sale dally.
Three Day-Saturday to Monday Kate
From S 1 point. IWtlan.l tofuttan.. ilrovo. Inclusive. Including
branch n,,; alvo from all C. K. tatln. Albany and west
nnort Klni: on Saturday or Sunday, and lor return Sunday or Mou-
A Sunday Excursion Rate of
$1.50
from Albany. Corvallls and I'l.lloniath, .HI, corrcspondliiK low
rates from points est. In ciro.t all summer. Call OI, any s P or o
ft K. Afiont for full particulars
so for copy of our beautifully Illustrated booklet. "Olltlnira In'rZ
wtii. MrMi-mtir.
.elifll 1'ft.M-liKiT a;eli(, Portland, Oregon.
gou," or wrlto to
When 1 secured a contract ou one of
the largest railroads In India I took
my wife and little daughter with ine
and established them In a bungalow
on the Hue. I was uwuy all day, sotne
tluitu for days tuge! her. but 1 left
plenty of. servants at the house and
felt no concern as to the safety of my
family. My wife, who was troubled
with Insomnia, slept alone, and our lit.
tie gir. seven years old. slept In a
room with me. In that hot climate It
Is Impossible to keep the doors and
windows closed, and when I cauie In
late at night I had no trouble In en
teritis. One night 1 went home and, finding
the door closed, climbed Into my room
through an open window. As 1 did
not care lo wakeu Hoaie, who slept in
a crib In oue corner, 1 took off uir
shoes before entering and stepped
noiselessly. L'ndressiug with the same
caution, I got Into bed and was soon
asleep.
I was awnkened by a low growl.
Thinking that my big dog llruiu bad
como Into the room, 1 was about lo
got up and put lilm out when I was
startled by another growl unlike that
of a dog, hut strangely reseiiiblliig
sonie oue of the wild animals with
which the country abounds, lint what
lent a thrill of horror through me was
that it came from Koslc s crib.
Tho chamber door opened near niv
bed thut Is. it opened toward me In
stead of away from me. Here wus
a possible exit for me If Indeed I guve
up my child fur lost and chose to muke
an attempt to suve my own life. I
might Blip out of bed and through the
door. It is said that self preservation
Is tho first law of nature, and I con
fess. I practically illustrated the say
ing. Catching sight of two glaring
eyes In the corner in which the crib
stood, I lost consciousness of all but
otic tlilng-my own Immediate threat
ened death. Springing from the bed.
I pulled open the door, which fortu
nately stood slightly ajur, slipped
through and pulled it shut behind me.
At tile same instaut I heard the sound
of a heavy body striking against It
and a terrible growl, which I now rec
ognized as that of the man enter (the
Igor) or India.
'J,'hcro was nothing to do but hold
tho door. True, the tiger would not
unlatch It, but I did uot care to take
even tho most remote chance of letting
him Into that portion of the bouse oc
cupied by my wife and the servants.
There was a trausom above, and very
soon glass shattered by the tiger's pnw
roll on my head. Looking up, I saw
Ills uose protruding, but fortunately
he space was too small to pass him.
Itenllzlug the fact, he abaudoned this
point of egress, and I heard the thud
of his fore paws ou the floor. I ex
pected lie would go out at the window,
but he did not seem Inclined to do so.
lenrlug a step behind me, I turned.
and there stood my wife In her night-
clot lies.
"Ftosle!" I moaned.
'What of berr
"Lost."
Without a word the mother sank In
a swoon.
Now comes a surprise In my story.
for which, whenever I think of It, I
Ift my eyes to heaven and utter a
'Thank God!" ltosle herself came ruu-
nlng along the hallway. A few hasty
questions and answers explained her
presence. She had heard low growls
from the tiger under the window bo
fore ho entered and. terrified, fled to
her mother's room and got into bed
beside her without awakeuiug her.
Then cninc servants, but so great is
he terror of the man eater ninong the
natives that when I explained that I
had left one in my room most of them
fled. .My wife revived, saw herdatigh
ter and swooned again, this time
through excess of Joy.
One feeling now took possession of
me, n desire to have the blood of the
creature that had so terrified me. that
might have killed my child. Directing
the servants to take my wife and
daughter to their sleeping room and
lock them In. I called for my repeating
rllle and, going into the yard, took po
sition near the window through which
I lie tiger had entered. There was do
sign of him. and I feared he had gone
when I saw a bit of yellow fur above
the window Rill. It was the ridgo of
his back. I should have waited till ha
put his paws on the sill preparatory to
Jumping through the window, but I
could uot brook the delay. 1 called to
the servants to bring me something on
which to stand so that I could see Into
the room, but noue of them dared ap
proach. Finally oue braver than the
rest threw me a lox. Taking It to
within a few yards of the window. I
mounted It lu time to see the beast put
his fore pnws on Ituslo's crib and In
this elevated iHisltion stand looking
about 1 1 i in. There wns no time lo
ipare. lie would soon see tne anil
come for inc. I have never ltfore or
since known the perfect poise of nerve
j nlth which I pointed my rllle at him.
aimed Whhid the shoulder aud tired.
I The tiger sprang to the ceiling, then
fell lnuk dead.
I What has since puzzled me are my
own clinuges and feelings, tlrst horror
at the supposed fate of my child, next
the all pervading sense of my ownilau-
jut and lastly fear giving place to a
desire for revenge. The most pleasura
ble sensation I have ever experienced
was the sight of the beast springing
up and falling dead.. I dislike to think
that at the bottom of- us- nature has
Implanted the snu.v brutal Instinct,
rage, as Hint given to the tiger. Nev
ertheless 1 have his skin, which t tirf
for a rug and never itep on It without
aeuaulon of Joy.
CAfiPEXTLK-HtrxiPElH.
At the home of the bride's parohts,
ir. ana Mrs. L. K. Hedgpeth.
Ashland, Oregon, Sunday, July 24
1910, Mr. F. K. Carpenter and Miss
Elsie Hedgpeth. both of Ashland
were united In the holy bonds or
matrimony, Hev. E. H. Hicks official
lug. -Mrs. Carpenter was formerly
a Douglas county girl, where she has
a host of friends. Mr. and Mra. Car
penter received many beautiful an
useful presents. Those from a dis
tance who attended were Mrs. Mary
r. tirocKway, .Miss Ella Fisher an
Miss Stella Marslers. of Kosebure
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. S. Cockelreas and
family and Ray Hedgpeth. of Dixon
ville; Mrs. Jessie Hoy and Mr. Custer
earner, of California. The brid
and groom left on the 4:30 train for
Butte Falls to spend their honey
moon. Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter wll
De at nome to their many frlendi
after August 1st at the Frank Wait.
rancn, east of Ashland, where .Mr,
uarpenter Is foreman. C.
A lasy liver leads to chronic dys
pepsia and constipation weakens
the whole system. Doan's Regulets
ia cents per Doxl correct the iver
tone the stomach, cure constipation
acienunc scalp and Facial MaB
sage. HoBeburg Beauty Parlora.
Rice & Rice
The House Furnishers
Wholesale and Retail
After all there is only one best
bargain and that best bargain is the
Dest goods ror the least money and
not the cheapest trash that Is made
We never buy the cheap stuff that is
offered us but, instead, that grade
that shows the best value for the
money.
Things are humming around our
store. Every family or individual
no matter what station In life or
how small an Income, will find it a
pleasure to shop at this store.
Exceptional Values in
Trunks and Suit Cases
The largest selection in Southern
Oregon.
We are prepared to show von
values that have never been shown
or equalled In Southern Oregon. No
careful buyer will overlook the val
ues we are offering.
iways Keep in mind we pay no
rents. Why shouldn't we sell for
less?
You should see the Hoosier Cabinet.
So many good features all are
convincing.
Fifty 9x12 room rugs.
Sole agents for Douglas county for
singer hewing Machine, New Royal
Sewing Machine, Majestic Range, and
UBiermoor -Mattress.
Any sewing machine 10 oft.
Cheapest' price on tents and camp
stoves in the city.
Five dozen clothes pins for only 5
cents, less man others pay.
Frying pans 10 cents and up.
Cheap knives and forks 60 cents
per set.
H.00 sliver teaspoons, set of 6
while they Inst 60 cents.
$2.00 silves tablespoons, set of 6
while they last, $1.00.
Cheap spoons, 5 cents and 1 C
cents. Better ones 20 cents and 35
cents for set of six.
What do you think of a full-size
roll edge mattress for $5.50?
Window Bcreen, hardwood, at 35
cents and 45 cents each.
Our No. 22 diner special at (1.25
boats them all.
A New way
To Clean House
Easier, Quicker and
Cheaper than ever.
Il's a great relief to know
that honse-cleauiug is over.
OI U VACIMN OIiKAXEH
MAKES HOrsEt'IJJANIXG
EASY VOil YOU
TIh Itoscburg VacHHin Clean
pr transforms the cleaning of
the house from an Infinite bur
den Into a comparative pas
time Into an actual pleasure.
Instead of upheaval of fur
niture, taking up carpets, etc..
The lloscburg Varoani Cleaner
by an easy, simple often reno
vation, gives you perpetual free
dom from dust, grime and dis
ease germs without disturbing
furniture or furnishings.
Let as do your houseclenning
with tee Vlcrtrlr Vacuum Clean
r. o Telephone 701.
WUflMM tX LAFMIllY
POWbEft AND GUill
ffvidenct Thst Thay We- Used Long
Dafom th Chriitian Era.
TInTt In tiluittdiiiit evidence that the
riin uf miiiHiwJtp iitttl artillery
;.:es fiir l.u. U in I ho tllui n'ra uf the
;:ist.
The .limine code, compiled long lie
Utrv the Christian em. prohibited the
uiukititf of war nlth ruuuon and
j ii us or liny kind of Hreanus. Qui ntiis
Curl Ids Inf. n mis uh that Alexander
the i ; rent met with tire weajroiiH In
Asiu. uud I'hilostrutus says that Alex
ander's c-ointuesis were arrested by
i he nsu of xunponder. It Is also
wrltieu that those wise men who lived
:ti I lie cities of the Uanges "over
threw their enemies with tempests
ind thunderbolts shot from the
walls." Julius Africa u us mentions
shooting powder lu the year '275. It
"as used In the siege of Constantino
ple In (XS, by the Arabs In 0UU. ut
riiessnloiiicH In 004. nt the stage of
Uelgrade in 1073. by the Greeks in
na vn I ba frte lu 100S. by t he A rn bs
axuiust the Iberlaus In 1147 and ut
Toulouse iu 12IM.
It appears to have been generally
known throughout civilized Kurope an
early us 1300. ituU soon thereafter it
made Its way into England, where It
wns nianufacturtHl during the reign
of Elizabeth, and we learn that a
few arms were possessed by the Kng
llsli in 1310 and that they were used
at the battle of Creey iu 1340.
Cassler's Magazine.
SHERIDAN'S RUSE.
it
8HId the Dramatist's Account
With Hi. Win. M.rchant.
It Is related of Itlchard Brinsley
Sheridan, the dramatist and statesman,
that, always in debt, be had among
his creditors the brothers Challe, who
were the partners lu a nine llrui lu
1775.
One day when he was giving a din
ner party to some distinguished people
Sheridan sent for one of the brothers,
told him he wns now able to settle his
account and Invited hlin to the dlnuer
party, nsklng him to come before the
hour for some private conversation.
Chalie arrived enrly, and ho was no
sooner lu the house than Sheridan sent
off n servant with a note to the clerk,
desiring him. as .Mr. Challe was fa
voring him with his company, to send
as soon as possible three dozen of
burgundy. Iwo dozen of claret and two
dozen of port, with a dozen of old
hock.
The unsuspecting clerk sent the
wine, with which the guests were so
pleased that they asked where it came
from. Sheridan, turning toward Chalie,
said, "1 am iudebted to my friend here
for all the wine you have tasted and
am always proud to recommend hi m."
It was uot until the following morn
ing that Chalie realized the double
meaniug lu Sheridan's words. Tho
debt was canceled.
LOCAL -VE3
Dr. J. L. Callaway. Ostopathlc Phy
llclan. Abraham Bulldlnt. Ro-nrj
Alfred Peats wall paper, the b:
lo America, at Fisher's. dtl
The price ot roodstuft ha cone
down at the North Side Grocer, dtf
The price of foodstuffs has come
down at the North Side Grocery, dtl
The Dest bre-3 made at Umpqul
Bakery. Free delivery. Phone 2211
Save money by buying your paints,
oils, and varnishes of D. P. Fisher,
not In the trust. dtf
20,000 peach boxes for sale at
$5.00 per hundred. The J. G. Flook
Co. Phono 1001. dtf
For something special ror dinners,
parties or balls, see the Uinpqua Bak
ry. Phone 2211. dtf
Dry Oak Wood.- $3 per tier, de
livered. Leave orders at Bee Hive
Grovery. dtf
Tired feet are rested with Peerless
Footpowder a powder of merit
sold at Roseburg Pharmacy. dtf
If you want your house painted
and papered In latest eastern styles,
call on D. P. Fisher. dtf
The costumes worn by Mile. Ro
many, who is to be seen at the Star
tl:itre on Sunday, July 31, nd Aug.
I and 2, In her strikingly beautiful
story of "The Lost Jewel," are ex
pensive and extremely beautiful.
Two French costumes are said to
have cost upward of $U00.i, and
will cause much favorable comment
by the feminine sex during Mile.
Romany's engagement here. A pink
silk mull dress Is decorated by hand
painted blue violets, which, together
with a white lingerie dress of ex
quisite pattern, were built especially
for her from her own designs. dJUO
LADIES have your combings made
up into fine switches and puffs at
Tercinski's. dJ31
If your grocer does not furnish
you with Uinpqua Bakery goods call
Phono 2211 and they will be deliver
ed to you. dtf
I Hot wator bottles, fountain syr
, luges, bulb syrlcges, and atomizers,
the Snest and most complete line in
I the city. Sold at the lowest prices on
our guarantee to give satisfaction.
Look at our line and you will not
buy elsewhere. Hamilton Drug Co. d
Roseburg-Marshfield and
Roseburg-Myrtle Point
Stage Lines
Singe leave ltoseburg for both points nt 0 a. m. dally.
Office and Stables Corner Itoso and Washington Streets.
C. P. Barnard, Prop."
A Queer Fish.
A male llsb which hntches the young
of its mate is the Chromls pater
familias. It Is found lu the Lake
of Tiberias. . Palestine. Strange to
sny. tills Industrious fish hatches Its
young in Its mouth. When the female
bus spawned in the Band, the male
itpproaches and draws the eggs Into
his gills, where they remain until
hatched, when they struggle out of
their confinement into the parent's
mouth. As many as 200 perfect
young arc sometimes found in the
mouth of an adult male. How the
tlsh manages to feed Itself without
swallowing the young Is a mystery.
The grown fish Is about seven Inches
long and one and three-quarters wide.
ts back Is olive green, shot with
blue, and the belly Is silver white,
murked with green aud blue. Near
aucleut Caperuuum some hot springs
form a small stream which runs Into
lie lake, aud it Is lu these warm
waters that the chromis abounds.
No Common Dog.
Gentleman" (to dog dealer) I gave
you a high price for this dog last week
because you warrntitcd it to be n good
house dog. My house was broken
into last night, aud the dog never even
barked.
Dog Dealer No, sir; I quite believes
yer. He was too busy looklu' for the
burglars, so as to be able to Identify
em. to even think of barklii . If you
was out with this 'ere dog uud was to
meet 'em burglars he'd know fem lu
minute. He ulu't uo common barkln'
dog; he's a reg'ler 'tectlve an' worth
is weight iu gold, he Is. London
Answers.
Not Her Fault.
Mrs. Lapsling was expressing her re
gret that she had been unable on ac
count of Illness to be present at the
funeral of a uelgbbor.
1 always feel." sbe said, "that I
ought to attend the obloquies of a
friend, but I Just couldn't go." Chica
go Tribune.
Xnpoleoirs Cirit,
was of the unconquernble, never-sav-
dle kind, the kind that you need
most when you have a bad cold.
cough or lung disease. Suppose
troches, cough syrups, cod liver oil
or doctors have all failed, don't lose
eart or hope. Take Dr. King's New
Discovery. Satisfaction is guaranteed
when used for any throat or lung
rouble. It has saved thousands of
hopeless sufferers. It matters stub
born colds, obstinate coughs, hemor
rhages, la grippe, croup, asthma, hay
fever and whooping cough and la the
most safe and certain remedy for all
rnnchlnl affections. 50c and $1.00.
Trial bottle free at all druggists.
Fine Switches and Puff, mirla nt
"A Chance for the Man Who Would Like To Oo
West-Bid Can't-"
The
Overland fruit and Development (o.
(Incorporated)
Has no land to sell, but is developing oue of the
finest orchards iu the Uiupqua Valley, to keep
The Overland Orchards
Thousands of.growing trees; three-quarters of a
mile of river front, aud the whole property to be
irrigated by its owu water power.
The Overland Orchards are owued by a com
pany of Eastern men aud the company would ,
sell a few more shares of its capital stock to per-J
sons who are not looking for quick returns, but' '
rather for large returns a little later. Nothiue
pays like a well-handled orchard in the Oregon
fruit belt. 8
This is a chance for the uou-resideut logo into
the fruit business on an equal footing with the
Western investor. This company is "different."
Send for illustrated booklet aud let the manager
write you all about it. Address,
CHARLES A BRAND
Treasurer aud General Manager
The Overland Orchards
Roseburg, Oregon
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