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Newspaper Page TextEVENING ROSEBURQ REVIEW IBSTED hklLX EXCEPT SUNDAY REVlriW PI BUSHING COMPANY L. WLMUKKLV DAJLT Per year, by mall ..I3.( For month, delivered 60 Per week, delivered It BilMI-WEEKLY Par year 11.00 bll month 11.00 MAKCU 4, 1011. WHAT THE GRANGE 18. Tbe Grunge U composed of farmer and fruit growers, men aud women only. Those Interested Id agrlcul lure aud rural life are entitled to membership. The Grange stands tbe aame for ton farmer that tbe Com mercial Club stands for tbe city peo ple. Tbe farmer must belong to tbe Grange to realize III benefits. Tbe farmers aud their wives should be long to the Grange so aa to be fra ternally associated for educational and social, aa well as financial, bene fits. There are four degrees la the subordinate Grunge. Tbe Initiation work Is very impressive and beauti ful. When well directed, It la par ticularly attractive to the younger members, and tbe older ones take pride In putting It on. The Pomona Grange is composed of members of all Granges lu the county and la the fifth degree. Many Important com- munlty reforms and enterprises hsve rpigij Mi Br. Mtvw'i ftmaa Wbn woman peek of hrr ilrni eert tuffcrinjf h trtutt yea. Million have be stowed (hit mark cf Muiti rfctiM n Dr. R. V. I'iarce, f Duflalu, N. V. Lvery Wt I ha re are women w!io bear witness to tlit wonder working, curiiwwer (I Dr. I'ieree't Favorite Prescription which eaves the m trii rv fnm pain, and successfully Jrwpplo with woman's weak- mm sttrm IT MAKH5 VV.K WOHHN STRONO IT HAKES SICK V'O.MEN WtiLL. Ne Vf omau't appcit was ever irmd'ri cted or her con ftaae mupliccJ ft hen t' o wrote for udvice, to iSe WfsiVt DiifMNSAKT Mhtm. Ahsociation, Dr. K. V. Pieree. President. iulU., N. V. ml la4ec attd Frnit Trees, Shade Trees, Berry Vines, Rose Bushes-All Kinds MM1K AND 8KB.' Whether you want on ur a thousand I can supply them. A. L. KITCHIN Tho Nurseryman. Sis' West Oak Nt. The Rochdale Headquarters for material for improving the exterior appearance, and good things for the inner man. Phone 145 You Try It Just Once And Then You'll Know If you keep bouse or'buy eatables, you should kuow tbe best time aud tbe best place to Quy. To do this Keep in touch with The North Stale Grocery. The farm products here are fresh, clcau aud wholesome, we have a generous supply Just tell what you like and we will satisfy you, be it today, tomorrow, or next week yes farm SAUSAGE, HAM aud KGGS. Plume 234 been Instituted and executed by these local granges. Ths Orange's latest far-reaching successes are ths estab Mshment of rural mall delivery and the recent Inauguration of a postal banking system. Both were pro posed aud championed by tbe Orange long before any other organized ef fort was made for them. The cele brated Iowa Grunge railroad cane In the eurly 80s resulted lit the first utteinpt to regulute Interstate com merce and the establishment of ttu interstate Commerce Commission. There certainly Is no better medi um than the Grunge for uniting the farm people to secure social, (educa tional and financial benefits. "In uulou there is strength." Come In und make the majority behind youl uvgumeiita and demands. There will be a Grunge organized In Itoseburg at one o'clock p. m. on Krlduy. March 10, at the 1. O. O. V ball. There will be a convention of the eleven Granges In Duuglus county Saturday, at 1 o clock p. m., March 11. at the I. O. O. F. hull. A Pomona, or County Grange, will be organ I red in Itoseburg April lath. State Master Spence will be present to orgunize this Grange. There will be ail effort made to get the Htate Grange to meet at Hoaeburg lu 1912. v T. 1.. LEE. Deputy Stale Muster of Oregon State Grange for Douglas County. Most Itoseburg housewives use either "Pride of Douglas'' or "Quei n City" Hour. There's u reason for it. Phone 13, Douglas County Mills, If your grocer doesn't curry either kind. Honored by Women mm Hit, rtunf ft" cbmuvwment once m dmy. Itofletmrg, Oregon. K Pleasing Sense of Health and strength Renewed and of Ease and Comfort follows the use of Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, as it acts gently on the kidneys, liver and bowels, clean ine the system effectually, when eon- etiuk'(I, or bilious, and dispels colds and headaches. To get its beneficial effects, always buy Hie genuine, manufactured by the California f ig Syrup Co. LINCOLN'S QUESTION. It Stilled the Storm of Applause For Hit Opponent, Douglas. rruftwHor Juuiea T. McLeurjr of Slunknto. Mlii ti- who fur fourlefi) youra rt'iriiiittftl u dUtrkf of hi stale lu L-ongiL-BM, told ible I.iiiculn lory: A friend of mine told me that wben a boy be attended with his futher oue of tbe funioua LIucoIu-DuukIus de- ImtcH lu liii.)i8. My friend' father wan u LltK-olu Liaa, but the place In which thnt imrtlculur debute took pluie wiw a DoukIum HtrouKhold. 'UimikIuk HpDke Hon. and -he whs .'retnu'iiily hitemiifcd by vo IiViolh iippliuiHo. The (.-heerhitf und the hum hipping ut the end lusted four or five minutes. When Lincoln wua Intro luced the crowd broke out Into cheen- for ItniiKlnx und kept It up for Keren. I minute". Lincoln tueuuwhlle wultm pnllently. "When ut length tbe mthtiKliif id hud iiiMdcd Lincoln extendi d bin l"ny rtirbt arm for Hllence. When be hud partly Rot thin he huu! In un ImpreM nlve tone. 'What an orator Jrnl'xi DoukIhs Is!' This u nex pwtetl frlhuto to t beh rlend set the audience wild with en tm hiu 111. When Hits uppluuse hud un Its course Lincoln, extendlim hl 'land n&dti. this time obtained uwe lore easily 1 'Winn ti flue preenci .ludt;e poo las bus!' exchilmed the speuker esr 'iestly. A trnl n tuuniltuous appluinc fol owed the tribute. 'How well rounded bis sentences ire! How well chosen his luufiiiuu s! How apt his lllustrntlons are! ml I Mi up with. 'What u splendid nine hule DoukIus In!' 'Then when tbe HUdleuce had affair become silent ut his call Lincoln lean piI forwnrd and said: 'And now. my countrymen, how many of you can tell rue one thin? lude DouRlna said? 'My friend told me be searched his own heart for nn answer nnd found lone. Afi.Twnrd he n-l:el M fnthe f be could remember anythlii Jude Dunlins hud said, and the bittef re membered practically notblnjt. 'Rut.' my friend said to me Impressively 'even now. half a century later, I can recall practically ull that Lincoln nld.' " Kxchainic. I tent CmiKli Medicine for Children John W. Slckelsnilth, Greensboro, Pa., has three children, and like most children they frequently take cold. Wo have tried several kinds of coukIi medicine," he says, "but have never found any yet that did them as much good as Chamberlain's Cough Remedy." For sale by all dealers. C COLONISTS FARES Prom tho MliUtle ami Kuslern Por. tiuns ut tho t'nltoil mutes nnd Cunuda to OREGON, WASHINGTON and all the NORTHWEST will prevail DAILY MARCH I Oth TO APRIL 10th over the SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES IN OREGON From 'lilcn(i at (kM.IIO Ht. I.ouls H'J.OU Omnha iin.on Knn-uto (Ity Sia.00 W. I'"' 2.V00 and fmin itlnr cltlvs oirtvxiKmillim. ljr low. V.iii I an I'ltKPAY Kann The Colonist fnros are Westbound only, but It you have relntlves or friends or employes In the Kust whom you desire to brlnn to this state you enn deposit the value of tho fire with your lotal railroad agent, and .in order for a ticket will be tela- KrniiniMt to any address desired. U t the WOltl.l) Know Of our vast resources and spleudld opportunities for IIO.MK lit II.DINO Call on the undersigned for good Instructive printed matter to send Kust, or give him the addresses of those whom you would like to hive such matter sent. VM. MiMlKltAY Oenentl I'awieoger Agvnt roHILAAD, UHKUO.V. LOO AN BERRY HICK DRLNK. Prof. C. I. Lewis, of ths 0. A. C. horticultural department, believes tbert Is a great commercial future for tbe loganberry, not alone for the berry, but for the Juice. He says It will eventually become oue of the most Important articles of commerce. He believes that It will be produced here In large quuntllles, and will be bottled and shipped to the large cities of tbe country, and will replace the artificial drinks that now tloud tbe market. Tbe method of prepar ing It Is very simple: Place the ber ries In a vessel on the stove. Cover tbem with water and allow them to simmer, but not to boll. After they have cooked long enough to extract the Juice, place them In a cloth bug, which haug up and allow to drain. Add to the juice one-third of Its bulk of sugar, bottle It, and set It away for use. One tabtespoonful added to a glass of water makes a delicious beverage. Have Findlay tune your piano. 13 SteuheoB street. dtf New Wall PAPERS At Strong's First Spring Ship ment now open for your inspection. 1 20: designs , in all kinds of papers. We cordially and enthusiastically ask you to come and see our wall papers If you are considering paper ing this spring. The early shipments are now rendy for your Inspection. For the benellt of Eastern people we wish to say thut we sell our paper by the double roll or by the bolt This gives you twice as much paper to the bolt as the Euutern dealer. If you need a paper hunger we will give you the names of reliuble workmen. Another thing, our paper Is here for delivery. Thirty-five hundred rolls re now In stock, divided among 125 designs. And more Is coming. B. W. STRONG THE FURNITURE MAN Dealer In tucks, house lining, deadeulng felt. building paper and (1KKUON lutiaTAU HaNT Open Day aad Night. Flint-class meals at all hours. FreBh Olympla Oysters, Fish and Clams all tue time. Regular Meals, 23 Cents. Have added a new Balcony 4. especially reserved for ladles i and families. i An Electric Piano will furnish muste during meal hour. i M 4.4- 4- 4- NEW YORK CAFE Chan Jo, Prop. OI'KX DAT AND NIGHT. if Meals at All Hours. J. 4. Regular Meals 30 cents. 4 Chit ken Dinner Sundays, from 4. IS dood to 1 p. m. 4 Chop Suey, Noodles, Fresh t'BU p me. 4- 8n Oysters, Fish, etc., all the time, Cor. Jackson ft Washington - i Eastern Oyster In Any Style. ' Short Orders at Any Hoar. Quick Lunch Restaurant YE TOY, Prop. : RKGI IAK DINS Kit, 8TC. J Chlcisn Dinner Every Sunday. . Open until 10 p. m., dally. . Sheridan Street Near Depot . j FOR THE CHILDREN "I've Been to London " The children being seated In a clr- cle, the louder says to hts next uetgh bor ou the left, "I've been to Loudoa," I 'i'hti becuud child asks, "Wbut did you buy V The leader replies, at the SHUie time waving hU right huud up und dnwu. "One butterfly." The one who asks the question theu turns to the next one, ou his left, and says In turn, "I've been to Loudon." Aud the sumo qufstluu and unswt'r putts belweeu them us betuetMi the leader aud the person at hU I. -ft. This continues all around the ciKle, etn-b one upon replylu "Oue bu::oitly" bt ginning to wtne uln rlgbt bund up und down uud all i-oiitluuiiig to wave uu-i-eHMliigly ufter lin ing begun to do so. The htn'oud time around the answer uiUHt be "Two butterflies," and the left bund must bo waved up uud down with the right. The third time the ausw.t Is "Three buitt'rdk'-s," und the heud luunt nod and the hund continue to wuve. The fourth It Is "Four hutte rflles." j und eueh oue Jumps up ou giving the answer and coutluuf stuudiug. nod- ding und waving both bauds and shak ing (he left foot, ull this with perfect gravity. The one who laughs or fails to perforin his part puys a forfeit. Qusor Ways of Tibat. The queereMt punishment fi- poor si'liolui'M Is f m i id in Tibet. A pi-lent di'esned in most gorgeous robes of yel low silk with his uilter ou his heud will heur two boys reelte. lie tiues- lions them gravely. Oue recites pretty well; the other oue bus been In ay and uot studied euouKh. Woe unto him The imiMter uuikes him get upon his hund.H nnd knees, and a cloth Is thrown ou his back. He Is now supiosed to be it horse. The good 1mh get -upon his back. The horse Is spurred and kicked aud cuffed and galloped around the room until he Is driven back to the teacher. The good boy dismounts and the ques tions begin uuew. The little folk In Tibet have the queerest sort of mnuners as well as puuisbmeut. When one meets another Instead of greeting him with some words equlvnleut to our "good morn Ing" the TllH'inn youngster ruus out his tongue In a fushlou which we would consider very rude. If he wishes to be overpollte he will uncover bis heud aud scratch his right ear at the sume instant. King of ths Castls. The king Is chosen by any one of the counting out rhymes. Fute therefore having rejected nit but one, he takes possession of n mound or hillock nnd bids defiance to his foes. lie taunts them with abusive epithets as: I'm I ho hi riff of the castle. Ge: down, you cowardly rascal! He Is then assailed by the other players, every one a claimant for his position of eminence, und ulone he must try lo ninlntnlii It. Fair pulls and pushes ore allowed but I he clothes must not be pulled lin er penalty of be! in; set aside its a prisoner of war. which really mean expulsion from the game. Sometimes the kfug Is permitted to have uu ally, who merely stands by to see fair play and to capture any oue breaking the rules. The odds avalnst the king, beset by so many enemies, are so great that he does uot tone? retain his position, nnd the one who dethrones him takes his place aud possession of the "castle. Puzzle Your Friends. To divide an apple Into several parts without breaking the rind pass u nee- lie and thread under the rind of the apple, which Is easily done by putting he needle lu uguln at the same hole came out of uud so passing on til you have gone around the upple. Then ttike both the ends of the thread in your hands und draw out, by which means the apple will be divided Into parts. In (tie sutue manner you may If vide It Into as many purls as you please, und yet the rind will remain entire. Present tbe apple to any oue to peel, and it will Immediately full to pieces. The Torpedo In Warfare. It was nm until the American civil war of lSdl that any successful appli cation of the torHdo to navul wurfare took place. Its flrst Invention, how ever, dates back many years before this, the credit for the discovery being generally given to Pavid Rushnell. an American. In 17T7. In 185 Fulton's tornedoos were successfully tried in Britain, but their tine wss de-lined by the government, and various other ex periments were tried from time to time. Norway was the first country to order a fast torpedo boat, which wa tin lit In Kngland In 1S73. Ths Giant Bamboo. Usually the liamlfcxi e;rmv to ureal sire. Many speeles are twenty to thirty feet tn 11. while stmie nre even seventy lo n hundred feet In helsht. The steins irrow to tlielr full height imlirancltctl, lull nftenvnnl throw out ttralKl-t horlrmitnl lnnohes, e-.vlal-ty lu their upiier parts, forniln? a it'iise tlili'ket. Why Colds Are Paiigeron. Do you know thnt of all the miner ailments colds are h, rar the most dnniterous? It Is not the cold Itself that you need to fear, but the seri ous diseases that It often leads to. Most of these are known as germ diseases. Pneumonia and consump tion are among them. YVhv not take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and cure your cold while you can For sale by all dealers. Q to vwr sisrei erlah to ooDtinae, It will cost yoaooly aboul lfovutea wwk or lean than two cent u day. Will not Interf with four work or occupation. Jeat aaed am rm aacw tre" tdinu, If It nu how you uffer If you wtah, and I will eend you th treat mtuit for yuuriruHf . tutlrlr fnj.iii plulu wrap per by return tnadl I will alao aend you flat tf cast, my book "HfOMUII OKI HFOICil AOllSER" witli uuuutaMH-y uiuatrauona abowlng not woiueu vullei . ana now ruer tan euauy oure mnmeii trj at hooie. Siktj womanahould bare It, and learn to iaiak fw twrittf. Then wlu-n tbe doctor auye " You ninat hare an operation," you can decide for j ounelf . ThonaandH of woiue-, ban cur -thttmaelree with my home remedy. Itouree alliMarneaf, Ta Halt ra cf OMfiten, 1 wil! explain t' tlmple home truatment which ipeetUly and effectually curt LeucorrlWa. Oretru tllckuesM&nd Painful or-Irregular Menatruation In young Lskdlea, FlaiuputMs and htmlth alwayartwiiltafrom lie uae. Whererer yoa lire, lean refer yon to ladlea of your own locality who know and will gladly tell any aulf erer that this iaaw TraalaMel really carta all women'e dnteaaee, and niakee women well, atrong, plurup and robuat. Jaal Mf m ym aMnu, acd the free tenday'atrtAtutattiayouialan the book. Write to-day. aa you may Uvl aoe UiU vff'T arain, Addreaa t MRS. m summers, iviiM Notre Dame. Ind.p u. s.a, FOi nTH M MHElt OF LYCEV.M COCKSE. At the Presbyterian Church, Fri day, March 10. The Ernest Gamble Concert Party was formed In the belief that there Ib always a sufficient number of dis criminating people Interested n hearing good music delightfully and attractively presented, to support u high class and expensive attraction. The fact that this Is the twelfth consecutive and successful season Is elouuent testimony that the Gamble party is a great favorite with music lovers. There Is no other musical organization that has been so con tinuously before the public as this one and It Btands today facile prlu ceps. . Its work lies on a lofty plane of artistic endeavor, its selections are from the standard classics, Its elaborately arranged de luxe pro grame stimulate Its listeners. The artists of the party are more than "entertainers." they are educators In that their concerts uplift and culti vate a taste for beter things and that too without performing over the heads of their audience. This Is why talent of this calibre Is so much more valuable to a com munity than the average concert company, i he Gamble concerts mnl'e an audience grow Individually and collectively. Each member of the party Is young and is chosen for bis individual merit and for his artistic value to the progrum as a whole. The program Is shared equally, there being no star and no Inferior support ing members. Each artist Is the pro duct of the greatest European mas ters. The combination of voice, piano and violin Is ideal. The party is small numerically but big artistically. It takes but one David lllspham to give a full recital, or a single Russell Conwell to deliver "Acres of Dia monds," and bo this small but select company gives better satisfaction than many larger companies. Paul Pearson, of Swarthmore College, said that the party's programs were "not so popular as to be musically cheap, und not so severely classical as not to be popular," while another critic described their concerts as "the acute accentuation of merit." The admission is within the reach of all, 50 cents and 25 cents, no re served seats. We want the public to COAL! COAL!! COAL!!! LADY WELLINGTON Gives more heat and lasts longer than any other coal on the market $11 per ton, delivered. Phone 127. Office 130 South Jackson. WE have on hand at present the largest and best stock of lumber, shingles, doors, windows, and building material we have ever had. Let us figure on your bill. " " " ' Page Investment Company 'PHOxTr242 7 Oft S. JACKSON t. Wanted at Once $3,000.00 Worth 2nd. hand goods, we pay BEST PRICES L. H. RHOADES & CO. 2nd-Hand Store Roseburg. Ore. Pr to You and Ivory tlstor tuft ring from Womon'o Allmonto. I sat, woman. I know woman's eiiff ertngs. I here touart the our. 1 will mail free of ur charts, nr imi treat. Ml with full tWuciloni Uu7TfWZ wumaa ailxDeJiW. 1 want to uli id wuiueu abuu thli oore-iea, ciy ruaUer, for ounk)lf, your daughter, yuur mother, or your abler. 1 Wniit to tll you how to uuru yourlvei t home with out the hoi p of a due tor. Miit cuetl undr-rtttnua woiufn'sauflurlnga. Whatwuwuiut-u knuwto isWrMct, wu know bettor than my doctor. 1 kuow that my home trt-atnitmt 1h staff and miro eure fur ttiMrriMi i Whltlia tiKftarfti. UlcetaltM. TH. (laCMWat ir faUMf t Hm Hoatk, frofut, tctatv w ftJiiM tftetJi, Uliriat w Bfinaa Tinmii, r Grewfhv; liM pelaflla Ut4, tack aei ktatli, im 4et (m(ii, . crMiUi liiliiif n tin ti'Mi nlaatKalr, ritalra Is en, oat hatai. etanaata. Mati. aai ttwMtf Uaablia ocifa caaaaS t eaaiaaisaa atcaliai to our -m. 1 want to eend you t ceatJata taa 4t' trutss., aatirarf tm to prove to you Ituat you can uuiy yourtttiir at honie, ttoolty, quiohly an, surely. Seratuuber, tluU.it eHf ceat pa aolhiaa to , U.. Ih. tnotniHtitniaiiunlrlH trial: aiul Ifmn I enjoy this musical treat. Ministerial Union. Hoseburg IX. CALL FOR COITXTY WAItltAXTS. Notice Is hereby given all parties holding county warrants issued by Douglas County, Oregon, und In dorsed not paid for want of funds prior to and Including the 31st day of of August, 1910, to present the Bume to the County Treasurer of said coun ty at his office for payment, as Inter est will cease thereon with the date of this notice. Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, this, the 13th day of February, 1911. J. E. SAWYERS, Treasurer of Douglus County, Ore gon. - dsw Spongex, free from .true deposit. into and clean, nt Roseburg Phar macy. dtf K. C. U PEARSOX DENTIST JFFICB IN REVIEW BUILDING. Hours: 10 i. m. to I p. m. ALBERT 8. II L EY OPTOMETRIST 118 W. CASS ST. ioseburg ... Oregon DU. i. L. CALLAWAY, Osteopathic Physician. Graduate American School of Osteopathy, Klrksville, Mo., un der founder of the science. Dr. A. T. Still. Abraham Bldg. ?hone 1691 ROSEBURG OREGON Office Hours: Phones: 10 to 12 a.m. Office Main 1711 8 to 4 p. m. Resld. Main 1721 DR. LCCETTA SMITH, Physician Women and Children Diseases a Specialty. Office, Masonic Bldg., Second Floor, DH8. 8F.ELY. SETHER A, STEWART Physicians and Surgeons. Suite of Office Rear Douglas Coun ty Bank Building, Ground Floor. Phone 1161. ROSF.nrRO .... OREGON SERVE HIM A STEAK wtet, tender and Juicy and your hur band will open up his heart and his pocketbook. Where will you get such a steak ? Why right here, of course. We have the choicest meats In all tha land. It you buy here once your husband will get good-natured Imme diately. If you buy here regularly he will be "Sunny Jim"- all the time. The Economy Market C9o. Koblbaaea. Pro. I