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twr EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW! "'""- ... ... ..1 ... t.ileill flmlkH. IHHl'EI DAILY KXCKI'T Nl'NDAT KkVlKW I'lllLISIIINd COMPANY Kntered at HuikIiiii'i. Oi'cRon, Post ufflca ua Hecoiid-Clasa Matter. I.. WIMIIKKI.V DAILY Per year, by mall Per month, delivered Per week, delivered BKMI-WKEKLY Her yuur Bit mouths .11.00 . .(0 . .16 .13 P0 .11.00 .mm: at. inn. I.K (HOP IN ICAST 111(1. W. K. Newell Hii "oimIIi loriN An' Enrmi raging, rOllTI.ANIl. Or., June i "Moitl of the Northern uiilu-KiowltiK alnt'is cast or the Mississippi ltlvtr have splendid prospect fur a big apple crop, Hiild v. K. Newell, of llaslon president of I tie Suite Hoard of Hoi- ticulttirc. Mr. Newell recently re turned from a mom li t lour of the New KiiKlnnd and Middle Wvatein stale "This lit the condition In the states I vliilted." ald Mr. Newell "though these acrttoun have experi enced h dry aeiiaon. , "While In Washington, I). C, 1 called on the chief of the Horticul tural llureuu of tho Interior Pepart- metit and learned that a rcprosetita tlve hnd been started from Washing ton to Oregon to arruiiKe for the re moval from Newcastle, Cul., to Salem, of the (iovernnicut'i pro-cooling plunt. Thla plant will he maintained ut Salem during the coining siimmoi for tho purpose of conducting experi ments with cherries, loganberries and prunes. "I expect Rteat rcsitlta from those experiments. If vu can succeed in placing In tho K:iMoin market three fruit producta, after they have been properly treated by this pre-coollng fm'.l. lu Ihi'jUiKii IVNVX'i XKW j I itiuiU l"i AsSol. Vi I ii ' While Him apple yield 111 the P.i-1 rifle Ninthwcsl this year will mil he To Hie Editor: iih large na t hut of liihi year, thei Tho' wading and working thro'; ililulity of the product Will be u- Opposition from nil aides, the greatest t perlor. In fuel far superior lo the one joverty. and some oppoaiilon not product of the sections visited. This ' mentioned here, hut may be at a jhonld couiniiiiid a fancy price Mr .future tlnie. concerning my prosper-' iho (Hegon product. Tlie stales or the book. I luive already caused some Sew ICnglillid u nil Hie Ml. I. II.' West Jul the plllillc lo lend Ihelr large while iiiodiii'iiiK a lieailer yield, cuii-1 finry eai. Hut lnsi.'iid or trying to licit show Hie same iiallly of I lie ' I'llcou I line III'' III m good, so gK'lil Oregon apple, l-'ol Hint rcutum lllrlillid ao lo Income vast all Ulldelttik ilpple glowers of Ibis aliile should Ing. I hey try lo Injure llle 111 looks, not he dlM ouiag.'d. Willi the Kim'- uctlon und talk. I IiIb is the result i in pioilnceia It Is a iiientlon .if of those who have turned green with iiniintlly mid In that reaper t they will Hie gnuwlng worm of envy, und those he utile in Hi Iho price for an Inferior i who are suffering lu the hell of proju grode of unities. With the Oregon ! dice. Moth are en used by a grea'cr mow. T. iih lu former yearn. It l a hell of Ignorance, and Ignorance is iiiHBlioii of producing n better nr-idci the greatest hell of all hells! And of apples nnil. lu proportion us Hie others, yes others. Iiecause I have rop Is churl, the qualliy being con-1 inospecla the KiidtleiineitH of their tldcivd, the lirogoii producers will hu learning of It bus given them vertigo, enabled In Hie Kiiitte proportion to Mill there are some thinker besides eiilov u more fancy price for their .myself In the Caucasian world. among liroduct." I whom some ure w illing mid able ic While In the Hast, Mr. Newell ut- finance me In my undertaking. W'ir. teiitled Hie aniiiiiil inei'iliig of the Hol-;l(h lis high crimes and nilsdemean tttctu Krlcsliin Mreeders' Assoclutloirers was the theme when the Gods at Syracuse, N. Y. As a result, Mr. land later Homer sung, and still later Newell purchased a carload of blooded ' Napoleon, by shot and shell, bayonet llolaielna which Is now being shipped and blood. Joyfully said. "Venl, villi. vlcl, which translated rrom the French Into English Is "I came, I to his farm at Gaston o- A 1,cntllii California Druggist Pasadenu. Cal., March 9. 1911 Foley Co., tientlomen: We have Studebaker Wagons Mitchell Wagons Buy The Best Champion & McGormick Mowers Rakes Binders Tedders Recognized as the "Standard Machines" all over the World. They don't cost you any more money than the cheaper con structed machines. J. F. BARKER & COMPANY Michigan Buggies Implements and Vehicles ROSEBURG, OREGON J. I. Case Plows saw, I conquered." So with myself, hut not In a military spirit, but In that which la much better, a spirit I of good cheer and Its consequent! benevolence. And now, and of late, ; 119 sane as ...t.4 ...j .................. 1 . . . . .. neiieoieuce. aiiu now, aim oi taie, -" 1 ? t". TEn", ?.? ,'tlly "ryil v In my old. experienced au.l.w" the last Trazy" Walt Whllmuii spat upon, some buffeted, some were and Tar Compound for years. We! believe It to be ono of the most effi cient expectorants on the market. Containing no opiates or narcotics It au he given freely to children. bewitched, some crazy, and it was rlno aae. 1 came. 1 saw. I am con-1 Kvn one or the many great lions, said of Christ, "He hath a devil.' querlng by giving lo the world a It was said of him, "This man hath a Edison waB first a crank, like my- work which is iin evolution, revoiu-' dv" 1,1111 ' mad." Hut he was not; self, theu he was a fool, like myself, tlon, revelation, in morals. polltVs 1 that oll.v 1,18 opinion of the peo- then craxy, like myself, then a. ...n..inH . u ... i i H nlt nnd Home nf them were held In tt-l7nril nnu- n tpnina an fl.f illfr..p . , . , nn iriiKiuu unt il ai hub uriri ueeii . - - -- , . -- -', v u.tiv.i- hliuugll Of the remedy can be taken -. ... ...... ...j w he nn,l mnl wise nvuila. Wh.-n ence between a ..r,.n ..n.l a .,i,,a lo relieve a cold, as It has no nausv.it-1,..,. ,.. 'u ,....,..0i ,L Shakespeare wrote. "Great genius la 'Is time! Ing results i and does not Interfere , , )0t(,nlll,0. , r0,,vo, Tn'ft. ' madness near allied." he knew bet- So w ith the Gods-a devil first, a With digestion. lour Very truly. C. ,, . . .... .. V f.r He uu luul nimltii out o lunm. ' Rod lsr II. ward urug lo., I,, u. Parsoui. pt,r Kll.or nn. avH, To ,onl, this '"f fallacy to tickle the ears of the New thought on theology ImplUs 7?r;-fu J"".'i T ",e orl "? 'imav s.K-111 egoilsm to bragadwla. hut K1-""11'!"11"- I the new truth that people are r oley s Honey and Tar I ompound in j . ,0 , comniou phrase) I Kmerson w rote. "A man is a God punished by their sins, not for them. "".".hnvr ilie eondfi" lii mv nrnaiieefive in ruins. ' I ins is old thought and i. real liorts are like great Hie yellow package. trugglsls. I'ltY NIIKKI'SKIX IKH'SK I.1XIXO. Metier than cloth t hilf tne price 1 Makes vnur wults Itsrht. warm nd process, I am sallsfled that the re- quiet, same as plaster. At Fisher's j " - " ''tj atiniaciory ana paint ami paper stoio. Look lor the tend materially toward elevating tho flag. dtf Woman s Power Over Man h Mmn dowtneut is the power iMv'wvV '''Kit .! I,,.... i... ..i - r .1 , 5.4. Vomin'i mailt iloiioiu rml.t to awaken and held the pure end honrt love ol a worthy roan, n lirn she lotic it and itill loves on, no ons in the wide world can know iht hctin noiiy she endures. The wonisn who 5ttil'cni liom weak ness end derangement ol her special wumatitv or gsniam oon loes the power lo .ray the heart ol t man. Her general hcallh sullois and she l.tnes er Rood look, her attractixeneM, her amiAbilitv and bar power and pre.lir.e i a itiviu, Dr. H. V. Pierce, ol nuff .lo, N Y wilS Ik. aMUIance of I... Had of Mi p'tv.iciani, ha prccrihrd for and cured many ll.ou..i,j. at women, lie i.vi.ed a sucves.lul rxmedy lor woman', ail ment!. It I, known s. Dr. I ic-cc'. l ax-orile 1'rr.cripiioo. It i, . po,!,),, specific for the mlmm and disonlcrs eciiliar to women. It purities relo Isfea, lren,ll,eo. .J he,d. Med-ci.te dealer, sell it. No l, icaer Ti adrue you to accept a suhslitcle in order lo nuke a little Ist.cr proSl. IT MAKES WEAK WOMEN STRONG, SICK WOMEN WEtL. Oe. Wteefj Piwr htihn mvkn w .(nm Sfj. t,., "T'show the goodr" in my prospective i ln ruins. This Is old thought and l.reat liods are like great men, Fibook. now lu the hands of my pub- "wni4 to Imply that man Is a failure, ; while the people are talking, jesting. Ushers. mini muco use tne outer inougiu , kuikuiiik, siuirKing. jeering and I do not claim that I do. nor do 1 " here it reads that "man Is totally '. sneering, they are doing things and attempt to do the Impossible, and depraved," and. "conceived ln sin- need no Instruction from others, which no Cod has ever been able uiand uorl ln iniquity." The modern ' which others would he unable to in do, which It cause that which has 1,n1 Hubbard reverses this struct. heretofore hus ever occurred to tiever "heu he writes that. "A man Is a God j What God could have Instructed have been. ,n the chrysalis. It seems that 1'ie , tne sermon, on the mount W h it Hut 1 do claim to have pointed out extension of mental power has ev.?r.God could have instructed the beau and corrected many essentlul erro.a Hol,l'n its owner into trouble. What : Hfnl precepts found In the Gospel of of all past cardinal nnd great Gods ixop'e cannot comprehend, they re- Hudlia? What God could have In nnd the past and present few great W hen a man or woman dots structed the Supreme Brahma in In- men who have taught in the text lu" conform to the common lore. It spiring a human in the most beautl hooks on moral, political and relig- ' 'nen as Insult to them. To them fill story of the creation of the wor'.d ions economics! ' ; cards, curds and custards is every- and of man? What demi-God could I shall make Hie sale of my book I thing with a sprinkling of a little have Instructed Confurlus or Shinto in my own unique way and its ad- superstition as spice, these things j in giving to the world such grand verilsement will be as cosmopolitan !a 'mr' of ,h,-m- ,ho' Pll"K the aphorisms as they gave? What is Its reading Implies When I wrote !,Ilsl' "nil stomach are nothing tb a ' human could have instructed Hums 'A, which was but recently, but few l,,an or ,ln Hlns. how- to write "Tarn O'Shanter-?" knew what I was doing In mV i w ' ,le ,,! crucified saviors of the. To be a good writer is greater than varied labors, among which is ut-! world f""'')" '" so many saviors , King. tending to mv gardens and a f,,w the world cannot be lost) were poor dsw JAMhb IN.MAN. slock. 1 attend to mv own business, outcasts among the people. Some) ...... ., , , " lust us I am doing now In wriiiug wer8 ni0',ied- sonle stoned, some j Middle Aged and Kldcriy lrople. Shakespeare was .itteudlng to his' -r i '"8" Foley .K,dnf!r fls txr quick and own business when be wrote his ; i-e. ..m.iet.i n-uita in a i cases ot gm- grent works. So was Michael Angelo I'M HK.WAKH OKFKHK1). - ur , u 'uarr l.rouDles- ana tor when he frescoed the chapel of X , Panful and annoying irregularities. Slxtns. So the unknown painter w.io In view of the fact that cer- 4-! Tnp-T con,am iu!t the ingredients nec mixed the colors for Turner's Car- tain persons are agitating the . , ?ssary to regulate and strengthen the lhage. And who were thev who recall of Judge Coke on the ac'ion ot the kidneys and bladder, could have Instructed them-' Who grounds of alleged erroneous TheT art ,oni in action, quick in re- rui a i tr u uii ALDERSON'S THE QUALITY GROCERY FRANK. G, ALDERSON, Prop. A strictly fresh line of groceries, eggs, butter and produce always in stock. Fancy Fruits and Vegetables IIN SEASON Candies and Nuts. We also do soliciting. PHONE 36 COR. CASS AND ROSE STS. was the pedagog who could have ln- Instructions in the case of the .J.5,,lts- . Try them. druggists. HKWARI) S-JM. Two Hundred Dollars reward for structed Kdison In physics? Kdison f -'aie oi uregon vs. Koy .mc- .j. i Hid other great Invenlors are forizinc Clallen. I have deposited with through this world attending to their the Review 1 00 In gold which '. own business. All those great men. '4 he Pai1 lo ny person who '. including Goodveiir. and a tew otlurs rurnish nn opinion of auy '" ot like greatness, were considered ' ! reputable lawyer or any judge L j information leading to the arrest and .',;. jus, as . am considered by ,.1'f of the State of Oregon stating ' ZJZXKtZ 1? present classes of the common ore, mai me msirucuons given oy v i k 1,1. i. ni i a of mv environments. The fact that Judge Coke at said trial are . I N-,l'b . home In Olalla. Oregon. GEO. W. MX Attn. Roseburg, Oregon. uc- .i1"1 0f f!d. one man or woman sees things the r erroneous or that said instruc- ; average man cannot and knows '! nons oo noi siaie me law things the average man does not. is 4" self-defense. no proof of insanity hardly, brother. 4- dswtf V. V. CARDWEI.L. Caret was not "crary." he merv'y 4 seemed etarv. The great Rv ron died l,,I,,,'I,4'"l,"J,4"l COAL! COAL!! COAL!!! LADY WELLINGTON Glrea more heat and lasts longer than anv other coal on the market 111 per ton. delivered. Phone li7. OrTice 130 South Jackson. AT THE STAR TOXIGHT. Besides the regular excellent pro gram at the Star tonight, a feature of Ihe program will be the singing of popular songs oy .Mrs. Lincoln. mm mms- pi Get Your Screens In early. It promises to be a great flj .ie.tr. Sup;v inn come here and order them now. We have them foil any sued door or window. Or if you I prefer lo make them I'e the moulding, the i.'.s lacks, itie hs'.unicr and ta nii R a.i at a reasons'. pric Ordr Biled for all kinds of frnn bote. The J. G. Flook Co. Glassware Just Arrived! Large and Complete Stock. L. H. RHOADES & CO. $3000 Worth of Second-Hand Goods Wanted B. F. SMICK, M. D. rilYSICIAX AXD SIRGKOX, Offices: Abraham Building. Roseburg Oregon. yeirelf irtmommimUMIHInnmiiiiiniimttnnmt wir cloth If ' . timimimii and IS, 1 1 2 M. M. MILLER. it.lcer.sed Real Estate Dealer. " V. W. WALLACE CONTRACTOR Cement Walks, Rrlck, Stone P. O. Pox Sit. Roseburg. Oregon. Office Hours: Phones: 10 to II a. m. Office Main 1711 1 to 4 p. m. Resld. Main 17il DR. LCCKTTA SMITH. I'hysicUii Women aad Children Disease Specialty. JSce, Masonic Bidf.. Second Floor IK.C.L PEARSOS PEXT1ST OFFICE IN REVIEW BUILDING Bonn: 10 a. to. to I p. n. Ranches, Acreage & City Property : . . - - . i Cl r THIS (U T) t V sJJrJr I i ,rrs wh.nl. aHHl baiklinff.; 40 arm ce witle fr,, Myrtle Oct ,v.r r i. r, leu;, t wl h,l.l,nn . -t Sf , A ISir lll Itli RK IKW C.S.I . This CniO'' twJ Aftre ll!IHA. ) V ft.QPII. QJ Coup.s irest h sent !a flt r-a.sa Cut oat !! .t4 ctil J ll t.m t Cosiest lVir;mBt. f IS trow Myrtle Out h- a Hwdimt 10 arm of rawirin orchard; lOO svm'of orHvanl. II ctv full N-Hic. tulawc a j ,?r old. will mt a hwncwi. Fine t t l-'w. SWlj loraled !a Itcaroarc. nrir SW-VW. awtaVgntgferthe Greets Orchard Tracts. 1 " . .... . .rrr- jmiiw, im noru of ji to i .1 acre tost prtc aad eay liiai at Hrvvw oiKw. OflSce S2 X. taciturn X- Thoae X. ILRERT 8. HFFY OPTOMETRIST Hi W. CASS ST. tosebarf ... Oregon. ORS. EKI.T. S ETHER A. STEWAR1 itirsirkaasi and Sa7rroRs. Sa'te cf OSce Rear IKmg'.aa Coun ty a)Eak Bulldiag. Ground Floor. Fhos 111. RctiSBCRG .... OREGON PR. J. U CALLAWAT, Osteopathic Phyalciaa. Gradaate America a School ot Osteopathy. Kirkmlle. Mo., a der foaader of U .ac. Dr. a. T. su:l ra Rid. Phone 11 ROSKBCRG ..... OREGON T:paoa J5 ; . :: Hours -H " 1- I PR. F. W. HPXT Peattst. Rolled oaia and barley, cracked Douglas County Creamery butter nnd whole corn, wheat and all varie- only 6oc a two-pound square. Ask lies of m'll feed at the Douglas your grocer for it. Patronize home County Mills. Phone 13. atf Industry. Tltf . W-W-W Permanently Guaranteed Rings For the Whole Family at Reasonable Prices We sugugest that the next time you are seriously thinking of giv ing a gift or buying something for yourself, you think of this -famous W-W-W Insured Ring. V Here Ir a ring that Is so good (hat it is guaranteed for a lifetime by the maker. Thla W-W-W Ring is so good that the manufactur er of it la telling over forty million people nbout it. The reason we are selling this ring is because after thorough con sideration and inspection we have concluded that it is the best ring In the world. It Is the only ring we can sell you with the ut most confidence. It ls the ring that we feel our friends and cus tomers should buy. It is the one ring that in worthy of a guar antee. The W-W-W Permanently Insured Ring was first made well and guaranteed afterward, nnd whether you wish to pay J2.00, $5.00 or 110.00 for a ring, wo suggest that you come here aud ask for the famous W-W-W Guaranteed Ring the one ring in all this world that is worthy of a guarantee the only ring that we know, that will give yon everlasting pleasure and satisfaction. A. S. HUEY Roseburg's Leading Jeweler. Home Made Root Beer If you want a Healthful and Refreshing Drink for the Summer, let us supply you with our Root Beer. Noth ing better. Once tried, you will not be without an ample supply in your home. Phone 186 Roseburg Soda Works Schram Jars The easiest, most perfect sealing Sanitary Jars Made That's all, we could easily talk to you a month and tell you win but it wouldn't mak the jar any better so it's up to you. Investi gate and you will want the Schram. Pints 95c. Qts. SI. 15 and half gallon SI. 50 per dozen. The Benson Grocery Pure Food Store Phone 1S4 23 N. Jackson St. o . 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