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EVENING ROSCBURQ RLVltW IHSlKil tiAII.Y KXCKPT 81' SPAT UKVIKXV rilll.lSHINU COMI'ANV Entered it Itoseburg. Oregon. Post- office Second-Clous Matter. i -v--aiWifriiffli sM ttunmi iaWMftfir tu mm L. U'IMIIKItl.T kiAll.T Per jrer. by mall S 00 I'er month, deliverud CO Tor week, delivered Id BfJMI KEKI.Y Per yer 12 P0 til months 11.00 xi i:Min:it si. mi i. lltV (AV U K ;i:ts i:c;;h ihoxi hi:ns in iMi:ir: Illy J. A. I.lnd.'i mini, in Kiidi'KHrul Poullry Journal I. This uhjii Iuih rotui I1 - IIIIimI Hi. tllllUlH Of III! kffpiM'H lit llfllH lit on. time or another, ut It-tiHt wit ti audi aa keep helm fur egns most ly ami those eggs IntciKlt'il tor ma rki-t. Il la a fart, tliat wlih some people, es pecially suiii aa keep poultry for show purpottcH. or for ttflllng eggs at fancy prices, during what la lerine.l by poii I try men the hatching ataaon. that ergs an not desired durliiK a part ot the winter. Kvery keeper o! fancy atock tliat catera lo the piitilk with the producla of hit y.arila tnnkei It a point to have hla liena In a con dition to receive tile grt'iitetU numher of eggs when the orttera for atich Im'kIii to pour ii)on lilm atxl it la very proper ami aurely to hla Intercut o m0 iiil.l. l.i.UKn Mul' AFTr.P Htir.l,.li HOII L. "(ililli. l lor l avor- Lying Arounil; Itrg.inl.. lo tiirK," Sjivw l-'ormcr lto.el.ui- Mm. ai.' iioi . id ..! ii.oi.gtii of. otiii' t,.'.r ilii H x ilit nlVi from oi net a vi e h. :ir or only MJor n'ur tlwrj In hiei atiintlve L'-fl n Miicrr.. I snt' iiu.tiu t)': H lu tmt ho tlifiii, ko you will know nil tiielr llillfll the bn-cit us II in the tare they guod qualities alid their defect. Tl7 rerehe, that iitakeM the ichiiII a gout, to overcome aa nliihy of the latter m or oor one. A cit;ou that keepa pntiHltite and add to the formei. Til" poultry lor i-yi'.. unil waula a part hest of breed In (he hauda of tho... of thetie i.-!..-; III wili'cr. when aa a that won't Klve thrill the care and rule freKh rm:H aie t-i-urro. iiiid prlci'tf 'attention will not be a success, an I hkh, thin im'ih.jii urn.! oil hli duty u.l iigulll a breed that la little known. In season lo work lor the cml he aeek.4. the hauils ot a practical peraon wimt i,.,.,.,n u.t. ),-. l A hen. nu mailer whether good ni.-'is willing to do hla share, will ur- ua ,K,i clerk at the Si. Chai lea Hotel ilium or pour in iaina iinaiiiies. prise you in ine iniiiuici to rni;i will lay. It at all. In the spring ol' received. It la necessary for a hen. the year. It Is the llluc that nam v if eggs are wauled, to have gooi has piovlilnl li. ' l lor i,.ii h ami as win in ouarliTs, siitllclent and deslr- uv, II a In n I. its lu the spring, tluil able foml, good clean air and sur- iPisriiiUi'f itiUiH . es- sit nn) is loos. County Colin I'l.ins lo Itullil ii Hail road to Stone "Hurry Near t iM,uille. AI.HAS'V. Of.. Nov. !. Lea villi; a rilpulit nnd farerlou-i note, extent!- Iiik thanks for the ariiclea he stole In this city, disappeared yesterday taking $lur0 Iroiu the till and an overcoat, suitcase and a pair of gloves bolonirlnt; to patrnlin of the hotel, lie MAHAIIKIKI.l). Or.. Nov. 20. De termined in their efforts to build permanent roads in Cooa County, the ii workliii; . County Court baa decided to niuki) use of mone which can be procured in the locality. Near Coqullle thre iM a quarry whera a lirat class quality of atone for roudinakitiK can be pro cured. The commissioners will build Is no thermometer at nil as to h. helnc a cued later. A lieu that ca he kept at II uml that lavs l he Kf est niiiitla r lu a -ar. ami a kihhIIv pall ol these ale laid when they hrilig the b'-st price, thai is Hie hen to l.au and that Is u liat Me mil si strive to oo taln. Hut lniw? We must ko back to the lc-KillllillK. Ill older to Kct betla to hae ihein 1 . t 1 1 1 w hen the winter comes on. It is necessary lo havi them lliltcheil early ellollKh 111 Ihe aiirliiK. to K"l Ihem crown and In lit condition Inlay. Tins call he doue wllh IIMiMt, es 1 believe with 111! breeds, even lu the north. Some mature curlier than others mid we must ait uccordiiiKly. A hen thai starts to lav. sav. October. Willi prop er hoiislni;. lood and care, call b kept at II very easily. Hut let col weather come on and catch your hens ao that they will he chilled and frosted, anil you will tlinl it the hard- eat kind ol work to overcome it and net them In shape. The best of houses and all the proper foods will liav? little effect on them. If your "lit hens ure waulliiK lo supply your win tor cKu.a, you have also a duty to did not know tin. combination of th?n railroad to reach the quarry :o olllce sale, w hich contained t4a(l, and ! that the atone can be distributed made no cfort to open it. hilotiK the roadways and used in mate- lien Onitit I'lrtle. the proprlotcr i ins permanent rouils. Some of the of the hotel, entered the olllce yes-! stone used in tills county hua proved tenlay morning, he found the fnllotv-jto have no laatiiiK value, but the Iiik note addressed to him pinned to stone which will be taken from the roundlliKH. and when such Is (shell a'l.ralluie will not be known. Hut Junt u- oiio thltiK more: It is needful that a hen In order to lay must be kei I active, must not lie overcrowded, all 1 it is loo often that winter quartels contain too many low is. ah acme . r...,,s,..r. .,:.rrv I. of hard varietv. whlcn hen Is always a laying hen. a h.-u , .., um vpry mll(.h ollK. ((lr . wnl make a KOod wearing surface, that puts In most of her time on f.lV()r!, H , f()UI1(, ,y11K rollI1a. if Although much money was ex percbes ia a poor layer. y(lu ,,, you can catch me before I ' pended last year on the roads of the V T . , iget lo Krlsco go to It. for I love that county the main highways between Saved Slimy rrom ix-atii. ,km ()f B Klllne j jirivo followed it : Coos Hay and Itoseburg ure still in W. I,. Mock, of Mock, Ark., be- all my life. There wasn't enough In bad condition. Tho present move llevea hu has aaved luany lives lu hla'your safe to m iki it worth w hlk nient for a good highway from Cons ii years of experience In the dr. ,g to blow II. Take my advice and don't Hay to Itoseburg Is being advocated business. "What I alwuys like to keep much in it, for It Is too old- by the people In general more than do," lie writes, "is to recommend Or. j fashioned, tlive my regards to the J eve., and it the commissioners are King's New Iliac-ovary for weak, sore girls. J. M." enabled next summer to get rock for iiiuva hard roiichs. hoarseness, ob-l I'lrtle Inlemls to indulge Mantell'a ! road building they will probably be stlnnte roughs, lu grippe, croup, asth-,love for the game of trying to escape able to build highways that will with ma, or other bronrhlul affection, for;bciug caught, for lie litis offered $l0Htand the rainy season. j 1 feel sure thut a nunilHT ot in) reard Tor hla arrest, neighbors are alive and well today Mantel! had worked at ttie hofd because they took my advice and only two weeks, lie came here from used It. I honestly believe It's the Itoseburg. to do. A hen that has laved all win- perform, to get them in shape. tcr, will not lay much If any In th spring, ami a hen that has rested during the winter, or at least has not been a proline layer, ought and will 'with tin1 proper care and food, he v good layer. Hut Ibis article la not ao much for fanciers as for sucb thai make It u business of eggs tor tee general market. I haveouud through yeara of close association with almost every bre I of chickens, that as a rule It Is lint the hen a fault If no eggs ure n Ive.l as much as it Is the owner of Hie hep. We have breeds enough lo select from, so that the most exacting can and should he pleased. Some breeds ure known heller than others, some are favored more than others. There lire bleeds and br Is. hut I will sa that proper care and fond will mak most. If not all. ot them good liners. We hme breeds that ate known for their irnnd laving naullties. ntl--i. A lien that bus come through moult poorly or not at all, will never be gniid ai a layer. We must get them llitoiigh moulting cuily in tin fall, so they will be lii tlp-lop shape. Help them along with proper food lo aid I hem III gelling a new coal of feathers. 1 don't Intend to go Into details lit this time as to food,, so much has bein written about tin proper laving rations ami lliey all have their merits or demerits. It would make Ibis nuhlcct entirely loo long. Nor shall I sav what breed to keep. I say 1teep any hreetl thut Is known for lis good wlnter-layln qualities, or Inr that matter, jiny breed one desires. Take the breed tliat Is most al trarllve to ou and one that you will lake pride 111 Then give It your best attention and c ire and you won't g amiss. liciueuiher Hie breed iilon.' WrJTrrrV Honored by Women When woman mprnk of her ilcnl iccrrl utlchnjl alio triut you. Millions have he towctl (hit mark of confi dence on Dr. K. V. Tierce, of Huffulo, N. Y. I very herw there aro women who hear wilucm to the wonder working, curin((-pwer of I r. Iierce'i lnvonlu Pniurition which nvc the jnfinnf sr rM Wii, ml iKv-,fttully (nipple with woman's weak nctes and sJ...Kirn las. IT MAKE. WEAK WOIEN STRONU IT n.AKia 5ICIC WOMEN WEl.L No woman' apnea, was ever nmJSrccted or her con hilcore itiipUoH. wticn siie wnur for MiUiv, ta t'le WoMin l)iin!vMii Mim i. ssh;iahon, lir. It. Tierce, rremdtnt. N. . Da Phnv'M $taaat fVcrs ltdv. -ittf aatunt tmnil mcn rnt omv day. Rosebur Flour Mills j It, . .chill g' Olileol llldllslr). e lleliver A li w here. Phone 56 1 HAY. GRAIN, FLOUR and FEED t Alfalfa. Cheat. Vetch. Oa's. S'-im I! oiled H.u ami Oats. Charier Oak. Mini Kl'ght. Cupid. Voods. Alfalfa Meal. .v . O..U. Cnt n. W'l'. Illan. Shells. St. POULTRY SUPPLIES 'lieat. Com. Clev Oats Salltlnwer Seeds, 1'onC, I Mall.lv l ee. Kkb Mak. r. I'eed. t'lih'k 11. Oil Me.i!. 1 '..II. eal ief Scraps. Lire Kil'e'r. P"""""ssssi S1U f y IT'S FOR YOU t.i I'. i'iir ..IV i.e. t.v s.v how I w . an . 1 , 1 ! ' ' v veil 111 our II M II I ill KIIOM. V g 1.1. a. and la 'I .1 In i '.in tn sail your d. tne.l service .'. v ou 'l ftl'.tl ' o't rs veil the .. .i en s;e.l.ih- I.KII I COI M Wll IK. I I M il C. and J. Klliott I'riipriflors. A Kalher's Ven(caiiie would have fallen on any one whi attacked the son of Peter Bondy, ol South Rockwood, Mich., but he was best throat and lung medicine that's made.' r.nsy m prove m mm- -iianieii is u naue 01 "o"K'a , hefore attacks of kidney irl,.l lwitu free nr regular a .K I Cm m v lie deserted from the I'lii- I Powerless before attacKS or Kianey or $1.0(1 bottle. tiiiarantecd by all te I States navy three years ago and drugglBts. fled to Itoseburg. where he was rup- o lured by Chef of Police Kenton, then llol til.AM I'Ol'i.'CV SAI'H IsherllT. Mulitell then served time lit Hl.oWl lt PIKIVKS Al.llll. "to naval prison at Mare Island. Hendricks Old Not Shoot Slier I II. tla-ii'l tieanil Himself of Murder Ctuirge. hill VANCOI'VKH. Wash.. Nov. 20. That John Hendricks, ill jal! here on the charge that he knows something of the murder of W. II. Shores, at Hutler. last Tuesday, was in Wood land. Wash., Wednesday night, wheu Sheriff Ira Cresap. of I his county, was shot in the local railroad yards, was learned today when the sheriff went lo Woodland and compared the writing of Hendricks with that on the hotel register. Hendricks said he was in Van couver Tuesday night, anil this is substantiated by his father and mother. .Mr. and Mrs. John Hend ricks, who live here, nnd that he was in the hotel at Woodland Wednes- lay night. Hendricks told Sheriff Cresap he registered there under the name of J. Murray, nnd was In room . which was learned to he true. Mr. I waltz, owner of the hotel. Identified I Hendricks, alias Murray, today, and said that the man arrived thci.e edtlesday afternoon between T and il o'clock and leit at 7 o'clock th 'l following morning. Ho had amide time lo walk from Woodland to where he was captured by the au thorities d Cowlitz County. . II. -n. treks parents and a married sister, who lives in Portland, have visited him at the county courthous1. The piisoner alleges he was never on the North Hank Hoad. but his mother said lie came down that way from Idaho. Hendricks was horn In Polk Coun ly. Or. and before he was SI yreir.i ld was sent to prison for stealing horses, being released when he was SI. The second time he was con victed of cracking a safe In the Owl saloon at C.leudale. and was given a live-year term. He was released August -a. last. Hendricks asserts his Innocence, hut will not say more. PS trouble. "Doctors could not help him," lie wrote, "so at last we gave lilm Klectrlc Hitters nnd he Improved wonderfully from tnklng six bottles." Hackache. tired feeling, nervousness, loss of appetite, warn of kidney trouble that may end In dropsy, dia betes or Hrlght's disease. Ileware: iTake Electric Bitters and be safe. Every bottle guaranteed. 60c at all druggists. Cleanses the System effectually; Dispels colds and Headaches, due to constipation. XdTI.'K TO I HKIHTOP.S. In the District Court of the United States for the district of Oregon. In the matter of Unnae s W. Ingels, Bankrupt, in Bankruptcy. To the creditors of Linnaeus W. Ingels, of Rosehurg, in the County of 1 Douglis. and district atoresai, o j bankrupt: Notice is hereby given that on the D 4 iuih day of November, A. 1). 1911, ui lor men. women the Unllae w. mgeis. was And Children Xminn duly adjudicated bankrupt, and that anu (.nuareri , young . the'nrst meeI(I1)e of Ms creditors win a nd old be hed at "ie oi,ice of Cha8-L- ,lam" ... r M""". fn Itoseburg. Oregon, on the Trt nOT IIS DPIIMiml 2'lrd dav of November. 1911. at 10 ' . ... I n-elneU In Ihe forenoon, at which tini? the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, ex amine the bankrupt and transact such other business as may properly effects, always note the name of the Company, California Fig Syrup (o. plainly printed on the front of every packaqe cf the Genuine ! cnnie before said meeting. C. L. HAMILTON, Keferee in Bankruptcy. Rosehurg, Or., Nov. 11. 1911. Typewriters for saie or reni at the Rnseburg Book ftor t IMIVT KXrKKIMKNT. Vim XX til Make No Mistake If You follow This Advice. j Sec Our Up-to-date Line of WALL PAPER XV carry a large stork, o ir rnc .. : t '.: 1 , . i. ' irris1! yea wltS psllniate of rose. XX'e handle Ta-ats. s X . S v.i.s. Etc D. P. FISHER 121 WEST OAK Phone 333 Never neglect your kidneys. I If iiiii have pain In t lie back, urln arv disorders, dizziness Blld nervous ness. It s time to act and no time to evivriiiieiii. These are common symptom of kidney trouble, and you should seek a remedy which is rec ommended for the kidneys. j Ooali Kidney Pills is the renicdv I to use. It haw cured many stubborn ; cases In this vicinity. ' Can Itoseburg residents deman 1 further proof than the following tes ttnmnlal Mrs Henry Nutt. 4o Isham St.. Crants Pass. Ore . savs: "A ntembe." ef mv famllv suffered greatly from .-r-.ivet sn.l i.ains acrivss Ihe back lnaii's Kldnev Pil'.s roniplc'elv cured the person relet red to. XVe alwavs hn-;i a supiilv of this remc.lv In the house nnd whenever we hive back ache, l'natis Kidney Pills hring.' : rempt renef I wiJingly give Ivan . Kldnev I'lKs mv endorsement Per sale by a'l d-alers Price .'( cents. Foster MKburn Co. Huffalo. v, Vers, sole agents for the I'ntted S:ats. KemeiiiN r the name - Doan's and take no other. .'.Oeil t 'umber, consisting of ;i. . odds and ends i-oie a cleanup of our yard, at enr c'i l r i .-, to move it nulck S-.-rag-ac I. -.::.! r Co.. s'icccs....- ti' l.eoi.a Mills Lumber Co. Oak ami P.ne streets d f Q.inlltv is o ir hohbv. The Kwh-1 dale. Save Money, Don't Let it all go, Put Some in the Bank A great president of the United States once wrote: "Extravagance rots character; train youth away from it. On the other hand the habit ot saving money while "it stiffens the will, also brightens the euergies. If you would be sine that you are beginning right, begin to save." Trade with HENRY EASTON One week and see the t'.itTercuee in your Grocery Bill. And save money. Fresh Stock Always Phone 26 344 N. Jackson Pure Bread Made from the Very Best Flour and baked under sanitary conditions by expert bakers has made our Bread the Housewives' Tavorite. Our Hun. ItIW, Otcktr, la kin and Vie am aiHrt-lltH. Good d lltrrrd daily. CHURCH BROTHERS CASS STREET PHONE 35 DELIVERY Et-ni Otwt h A Siyl. tthon ttnlrra at Anj Hoar. 4 Quick Lunch Restaurant YE TOY, Prop. HlXlt I Xlt IHWVH, uv. 4 Chid Pinner Ettt Suarli; 4 Otpoti urtll 1 9. n . if . 4 ftiere lwtx.1 4. Ol EN ALL MCl.r. 4. The Greatest Value Our l.uitulcritig tcsuhs assure the pations of a value and quality nu.tppio.ii liable. Thcie is r.o slighting of auy of the dct.iils to male our prducts exceptional. The Roseburg Steam Laundry N'EVT iiH .d P(WliKFl fc lii.i JArKsriS' ii. R. L. STEPHENS Exclusive dealer in Men's, Ladies' and Children's Boots and Shoes, in button and lace. New and up-to-date styles. JUST RECEIVED A new Hue of Men's, Ladies' and Childreu's Kid, Felt and Knit Slippers. Shoes made and repaired. Difficult work a specialty. All work guaranteed. MEN'S and LADIES' RUBBERS THAT FIT YOUR SHOES Plows Drills Genuine Chase Robes The Warm kind Waterproof Horse Covers and Stable Blankets IF you have to DRIVE in cold rainy weather get a good robe and keep warm. J. F. BARKER & CO. Implements and Vehicles Disc Harrows Harness Let us Fill Your Next Order for GROCERIES Our Stock and Prices Will Please You. 8 bars Sale Washing Soap 2 cans Hlue Ribbon Cherries 2 Cans Extra Standard Plums 3 Cans Polly Prim Cleanser 3 Pai-kaKes Bird Seed 3 Parkapes Good Starch Superior Klonr. the best in town, sack Fine Iltend Coffee, per pound . . .SMc KENDRICK & KING Jackson St. GROCERS Phone 63 Good Until Dec. 15th To introduce quickly and nave advertising expense, we ill. If you present this notice at our store, give you absolutely FKEE. 25 cents worth of sugar with your purchase of a Queen City Broom. One million Queen City Hrooms have been sold. Why? Mecadse one outwears four corn brooms, and Is cheaper, does not scatter dust, brightens the nap of your carpet, does better work in every way. with one-half the labor. Water does not rot these brooms. The greatest thing In the way of a broom ever Invented. One Queen City I! room, at 75 cents, outwears four corn brooms. If tin's statement is not absolutely true, we will refund your money. Call, or phone 238. and we will deliver the sugar with the broom and take up this notice. Afler using, dip broom In water and It will stiffen up like new. rw not push the Queen City Broom. It Is not a Pusb Brooid. It Is a Broom. Vte like any other broom. Mrs. A. C. Kidd . Son We are the Exclusive Distributors Go Right Now And nuke a notation on your grocery li-.t to Get some of that delicious mince meat. Its good, comes in bulk, order any quan tity. The North Side Grocery