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IYEN1NC ROSEBURG RET1EW
JANUARV ill, 111
A TOOTHHOMW RKCIP
VOH HAKKI HKANS.
Hurl hob Ma rim Is Dot only famous
In the chemistry of high explosives,
but he Is id expert, though leu wide
ly known, In the chemistry of the
Jiltcbcn. That the Inventor knows
beans nil well as gunpowder may
be Judged by any housewife who will
follow hl directions for preparing
Boston's celebrated Saturday night
dish, "(leans." he says. In an article
on "Science In the Kitchen." Id the
Youth's Companion, "are more
nutritious than almost any other
vegetable food, and when properly
cooked they are among the morit
delicious of all articles of diet. I
fcave. experimented a great deal In
the preparation of baked beans, and
h:ive obtained the best results by
proceeding in the following manner:
"Take two itarta of plump, dry
beiuis. preferably those known as
marrowfat. Do not use any beans
that have withered from being picked
before they were line, c.iver the
beans with cold wutur und let them
soak for 12 hours overnlp't. The
aeit morning, between 6 snd 7 o'
clock, parboil tboio ti'itll t.ie skins
crack when blown across strongly
with the breath. Drain the water off
and cover the bottom of a farina
boiler, or other water-jacketed ket
tle, about three inches deep with the
beans. Now put In half a dozen
small onions, or one large Bermuda
onion, pared and used whole, one
pound of solld-fat salt pork from the
back of the animal, one pound of
fresh-pork loin and one pound of
beef shank.
"Then add the remainder of the
beans, two tahlespoonfuls of maple
syrup, a little salt, and fill up with
tomato Juice ohtulned by rubbing or
sifting canned tomatoes or other
rooked tomatoes through a sieve, to
free them from seeds and skins. Keep
the water In the outer jacket gently
boiling until supper time, when the
beans will be rendy to serve. While
they are cooking they will require no
other uttetittou than the addition of
a little hot water to replace that lost
lost by evaporation."
LOCAL NBff. I
Mrs. B. L. Darby, of Glendalo, and
Miss Myra Montgomery, of Sheridan,
are th. guiftts of Mrs. A. P. Sether,
of this city.
pats 221 for free delivery of oar
schist aad triad. Uapqua
Bsksry. ti
Fuaeral designs to order. Prices
right. Mrs. K. D. 0w. florist.
Psoas Suburbs 7. tt
Call up 340, th Douglaa Couaty
Creamery, for cream; delivered to
any part of the city. dtf
Barnard's now Marshleld stag
line, ofllca corner Rosa and Wash
ington streets dtf
Secure your seats via Barnard'!
new stage line to Marahfleld. Dally
stag ( a. m. Office corner Rose and
Washington. dtf
Rose bushes and bedding plants In
season. Mrs. F. D. Owen, florist.
Phone Suburban 97. tf
Petaluma Incubators and brooders,
"Standard of the world, and a full
line of poultry and b supplies at
8. K. Sykes.' dtf
Carnations, violets and potted
plants at the Rose, or phone your
orders to Mrs. F. D. Owen, florist,
Phone Suburban 97. dtf
The new wall paper samples will
be here In a few days from the Alfred
Peats Company. The neweBt and
best line In the United States. I ran
sell you exactly the same paper at
the same prices, that are selling in
New York, Boston and Chicago. Be
up to date and look before you buy:
It will pay, and pay you big. Look
for bills when they arrive. D. P.
FISHER, Paint and Wall Paper, Oak
Street. dtf
SPANKS WIFK KISSKD BY
MI.VWTKK; CKT8 DIVORCE,
nvvrt v. ion on Because the
elderly minister who pronounced th
worda that maae ner in who
u.hinn e Havener, kissed her after
the wedding ceremony. Mrs. Anna
M Havener, a pretty young womau
Boston, was marched straight home
. . v ...... ... K hv hr newlv mads
iruui mo ""
husband and was subjected to a sound
spanking by him as Be Deia ner acro
his lan. much to her humiliation and
discomfort.
"H Inst la d me across nis imr.
- A ma 'awful' hard." sh0
SIIU ,J n I. f . w . ' '
declared at the hearing of her suit
for divorce here. In which she charged
her husband, a well known business
man of HoBton, with cruelty.
The couple were married In 1909.
The decree was granted.
Try White House Coffee, absolute
ly the best high grade coffee on the
market today. dBW
How the Trouble Start.
r,n..ilMllnii fa 1hm cause of BtlUI
ailments and disorder that makw
life miserable. Talis vnamueriaiu
Stomach and Liver Tablet, k
your bowela regular and you will
avoid these diseases, rur ui vi
dealers.
Aevertlalosr 1 th silent drum
mr that tell the publle what tM
business man warn It to know about
th " he ha for Jn
Je.tl.n of adwesetstag koto the m
ul trwto ptKBi th buakoea htmu
N one He a-waWe thloklDf of
yeur business: out of print out 01
mind. The Presidential candidate
are well advertised every four year.
Ask your neighbor who ran wltB
Bryan the last time flv out of ten
will say they have forgotten ana tho
other Ave will think a long tlm be
fore they correctly answer.'
Patron lis Review advertlaer.
(H'T IX THK UKifilXG CAMP
the lumbermen pick out th very
stralghtest and soundest log to b
wade Into lumber for us. And when
It reaches here it stays until It 1
thoroughly seasoned and fit for us.
Ise cur lumber on your next build
ing or repairing you do. You'll And
It the most satisfactory and far tho
most economical as well.
I. BON A MILLS LUMBER CO.,
Cor. Pine and Oak Bueeta.
CHHINTIAX CliritCH CHOIR
;l V l)S Si'l.KNDID I'IKKilt AM.
A liii'Ke audience greeted tin Chris
tian Church choir at 8 o'clock Friday
evening. Tho entertainment wus a
complete success. The Alto Quartet
was not in evidence, but a volunteer
quartet, under the direction of Prof.
Lotz. was substituted on the pro
grain, which was as follows:
Selection Juvenile Orchestra.
"The King olory" Choir
Mctirannhan
"Sleep, Utile Baby of Mine"
.Miss Madilox
e Dennio
"The Mill at San Souci"
Annabel Denn
iienschel
"Reverie." Aeolian Club
lloscovlta
"The Voice of JesuH" Choir
FeariH
"SIhk Me lo Sleep" - Mrs. .1. II. Clark
(Irumi
"Pastorale" Violin ar.d piano . .
Klellnh and Helen Krohn
i Hansel
"Fawn-footed Nannie"
HlKh School Glee Club
Palmer
"Nearer, Still Nenrer" Choir
Morris
"Cherry Blossoms" . . . .Aeotlan Club
Hoist
We have a enr lead ef the best
Utah Building Plaster, fibered and
uaflbered. J. F Barker & Co. dtf
For Vegetable Suds In bulk, call
and see S. K. Sykes. who has a large
fresh stock, just arrived. dtf
Fisher Is not an orpnan, Is not
sick, has no poor relatives or any
other of these sad afflictions to prey
on your sympathies and pocket book,
but he hus the best paint and wall
paper In Roseburg for the least
monev. dtf
Notlre. The headquarters of C.
II. Arundel, the well known piano
tuner. Is at l.enox A Ott's music
store. No connection with any other
bouse in the city. dtf
To whom it may concern: This Is!
to certify that A. E. I.el'orte. of the j
1. X. I.. Monument Co.. of Central I
Tolnt. Or . lias for the past two I
years, and Is felling nnd handling our
pranlte for monuments, etc.. and any
statement to the contrary is not true.
Cold llav draulte Company. Inc.,
Meilford. Oreg ; by C. R. Ray, presl
i.nt dsw
Queen City Flour
A Hard Wheat, Patent Flour
Manufactured in Vancouver, Washington, by
E. L. BASHFORD, from the VERY BEST
NORTHERN HARD WHEAT. Every sack
guaranteed.
(Samples may be bad of your grocer, or at the Douglas County Mills, en
Pine street, between Cass and Oak streets.)
Pride of Douglas Flour
The Best Flour Made in Southern Oregon.
Manufactured by the Douglas County Flouring
Mills from Douglas County grown wheat.
Sold by all Grocery Stores
Bring your Barley and Oats to us and we will
roll them for you.
We also have for sale Rolled Oats and Barley,
Bran and all kinds of Ground Feed, Cracked
Corn, Cracked Wheat, Whole Wheat, Whole
Corn, Whole Barley, etc.
Highest cash price paid for all grains
E. L. Bashford
Mills at Roseburg, Ore., and Vancouver, Wash.
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