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Newspaper Page Text1 pn' Pr I MKIlFOIil) IX FIGHT FOB I. . O. F. I.olHiK. EVENING RO?FBL!Rfi BPVIEW I-H-I-I-H-I-I-I-I-I-M-I-I-H-HH'kosebi-ro loses to ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT 81.VI.A. MWXEIATKKI.LOMJ. ta KY i j. eta L- In n ft X il vi niM Vnrnnn RETPV PI-BU8IIIX0 COMI'AXY, j. An,n dru.neJ from th ' Kellong ferry a few days ugo. Entered t Roseburc. Oregon, Pont-.j. A, thia writing the body hua offlc Second-Clus Matter. L, UO been found. L. WIMBBRLT DAILY Per year, bjr mall 13. 09 Per mouth, dellrered 0 Per week, dellrered 11 SEafI-WEEK.LT Per rear II. OS tft months ft. 00 MAY 24, 101-2. OOO HKN9 IX E(iG-I.AVIXCJ RACE IX CONNECTICUT. According to tbe current Issue of Farm and Kireslde a year-long egg- siTlsg contest la now going forward at tbe Connecticut Agricultural Col' lege at Storra, Connecticut. Every breed and variety la represented. ! When tbe contest la over, five or alx Hundred blrda with records will leave Btorra to be bred from. It Is believed that the data produced by this conteat may help raise the pres ent average of seventy eggs per year per hen In tbla country somewhat nearer the coveted two hundred per year and thus affect favorably the coat of living. This la the first egg-laylug con test aver held In this country and Is International In character, there be ing entries from uiuny dlffurent countries. .' Tbe hens are housed In a new . plant built by tbe college, consisting of fifty specially designed bouses, . two pens to a bouse. During the first 1 weeks of the contest 17,780 ' eggs were laid. A part of the article . follows: "Tbe nineteenth week of the egg laying contest ended with the Eng lish pen of White Leghorns, leaders lino tbe first, still In tbe lead with a total of J6 eggs, an average ol It 8-19. They are Improving their average and holding their lead well. The second pen Is one of Ithndo Is land Itedti belonging to K. H. Kilger ton, VYetU VYilllnKtou, Conn., with a toUl of Ul.r eggs. "As a breed, the White Leghorns are getting Into the game again, and so are the Barred Korks. Orping tons and Khode island Keda are still a little ahead In proportion to the number of entries, but the other two breeds are coming along well. "The surprise of the week was the sudden spurt of the Dark Cornish Indian Games with a total for the week of 30 out of a possible 35 eggs. These belong to John W Ward, Jr., Pennington, N. J. "Two thousand one hundred and forty-eight eggs were laid by the 4&U birds for the week," THE DEMONS OF THE SWAMP. Are mosqultos. At they ating they put deadly malaria germs In the blood. Then follow tbe Icy chills and the fires of fever. The appetite files and the atrengtb falls: also ma laria eften paves the way for deadly typhoid. But Electric Bitters kill and cast out tbe malaria germs from tbe blood; gives you a flue appetite and renews your strength. 'After long suffering," wrote Wm. Fretwell, of Lucama, N. C, "three bottlet. drove all the malaria from my sys tern and I've had good health ever since." Best for all stomach, liver and kidney Ills. 60c at all drug stores. B The bazaar that la different. By the ladles of the M. K. Church, South. Place, Masonic building. Time of opening, Monday, May 27th. Will have for sale home cooking, candles sewing, groceries and furniture, dtf THE SECRET OF LONG LIFE. Do not tap the ipringt of life by netflect of the humin mechinlsm, by HowIn , tha ooomulalioo ol poitoai in the tyiUni. An imitation of Nature's method of rMtorinf wuti of tittuo and impovrihmnt of tha blood and nervous ttrvntfth i lo take ftfl tltaratlvo glyoerio extract (without aloohol) uf Golden Scul and Oregon tfrapa root, Bloodroot, Stone and Mundrake rout with Chcrryhark. Over 40 year ' t0 Dr. Pieroo lave to the public thia remedy, which ho on I It J Dr. Pierce' Golden k Medieal Discovery. He found it would help the blood In diking up the proper ele , , eaeott from food, help the liver into aothity, thereby throwing uut the pcmuni from Ike blood and vitalizing the whole yitetn aa well aa allaying and aoothing a cough. No ooe ever takea oold unlena conat ipatcd, or evhausied, anJ having what we call malnutrition, which it attended with impoverished hlood and exhaustion of nerve force. 1 ho " Discovery" it an all round tonic whit h rrntorcif tone to the blood, nerves and heart by imitating Nature! methods of restoring watte of ti.tue,and feeding the ncrvet, hcurt and lunga on rich red blood. ' I puffer"-! f men ttnln utnlrr mv rtht f riotiMer html mltn a v"-y Invert' cuturh." writ, 4 Mhh. W. IhutN. if Ni'W linn.);!!!, S. l, to lr. K. V. IVri-o. ItntHJ.-. N. Y. " liiut f.inr .nrrfnt (lot-tun viitt noiuxiiii Hi any kI. Siim- I hml rtitituiniption, uthra mm 1 woukl htt) tu tut vi) su of rutn-ii. I ww lafilrnt.lsn, unnhUt u it uit ftn- mix month Mini wm iiotliinir ''tit a lit kpU'ton. Yoti Bilvtituri In tu tatko li. I'ii-rrf'i n M.Val IH'rovi-ry ami tr. I'ii-rvf'i I'UtaMtnt IVlluti. Whfll I hll 1asj . I..M, l..ltlO .if Ihf ' sM'iVt-ry ' I CHlLI H Up t"T BIX hour Mt a li.. .. iitm v h-n I hmi inkfti t tips'. Ki!tU-a 1 wh dimy eHiktnhr an-l t'-mt io iho i tiiln-n. 1 t.k fotirt.H n ikjI.Io in all uui thin Ui Kuallti. lis Vlit ! n-iw li7 tMHiiula. l'".C STRAWBERRIES The Ham What Am and ether good things including sliced dried beef, but don't forget the HAM its good, and you'll like it North Side Grocery IHd aomfoni say Iry? TIhti-'s noililng no rrf ivsIiIiik w Iwm you'n dry aa the genulm Hlrra ltnot IWr. Try It nxt tintiv Kivp it on the vv for iMiwrKt iuMrs. It K""tl for ivito!ip from bahy up R0SEBURG SODA WORKS Phone 186 Author. fed Holt. ere of the Onuhie II I roe' Itoot lUvr. Thonp 186. Roseburg Book Store BOOKSELLERS -STATIONERS Carry a complete stock of School books Blank books Typewriter paper Office supplies Drawing material Roseburg' Book Co, PEVDl.ETO.-. Or . Ukv 2:'.. Thi- statu couvuntion uf Odd t'elluus rautr to an (nd this evening wtu-n u ban quet was liIU for puot t;r;iii(l mus ters, pust Ki'aud ruiirescntulhes and past Kraud patriarchs, tl.t.. Luii3r. sdfcsluu beihK Cfiiicludt'U this iitlr lit-on after the elecllfiti of officers .Mcdlord whs HiicccsKful in carrying av.uy the plinii fur the next conveii. tirn, ItoselmrK bciiiK the oilier llvel Contestant. The following; officers were chosen: Grand master, V. A. Wheelei, ni Portlund; deputy grand master, 11 J. Taylor, of this city; grand warden, Judge William lialloway, of iUMiiiu vllle; grand secretary, E.t K. tiliuron of Portland; grand treasurer, lir. U D. l)"a n. of The Dulles; graud rep resentative. A. V. Bowersox, of Al bany. Thomas E. Kyan, of Salem, Is a holdover grand representative from tbe previous session. Following a street parade lust nlgbt the Muscovites Initiated a large class, tbe ceremonies lasting until a lite hour. A grand reception, par ticipated In by both Odd Fellows anl Kebekahs. was beld at the Opva House last evening, tbe building be 1 uk taxed to He capacity. llefora the business session of I'le grand lodge came to a close today It was decided that the present olil.e of the graud secretary Is luadeqinte for the needs of the order. A committee was appointed to se lect new quarters In Portland, which would be strictly fireproof, so us to avoid losing any of tbe valuable records kept. Sensible Women Know Foundation of Health Mia. Wm. A. Allen, Chacon, New Mexico, had bo Bevere a cough Hint It nearly choked her to deuth. , Mr Allen says: "We tried many things without helping her when by good luck J not a bottle or holey Honey and Tar Compound. It helped her at once and finally cured her. It In the beat medicine we ever ued." For salt by all dealers. I1' GAKIUNKU MAKING I'KKl'AHATIOXS Foil 1UU IKI.KIIKAIION. GARDINKU, Or., May 21. At a maua meeting of citizen hint evening It wan unaiilinouHly decided to hold a celebration at Gardiner on the Fourth :f July. In view of the fact that the pros en t uthh tic field la aouiewhat Inade quate, owing to a rough surface, It wua deemed advisable to expend con siderable money In making the neceKHury improvements. As the field sports and bum-ball demands a level and firm field, the Improve ments to be made will give the eon leHiiiuts a chance to show their abil ity without hindrance. The following were appointed as a commit teo on genenil at ninge inetits: A. I' Smith, Albert Janelle. ('. A. Perkins, Lester aiyncK. anu George Stewart. Fred Assenheimer was appointed to supervise the lui proveinynts to bo made on the ath letic field. Judging from the Interest and en thusiasm already evinced tho "nois day" is bound to be a great Btici ess, with attractions never before introduced. MO.XKY HACK. Mere's Some Talk on Square lenN Lines. Fifty rents; that's all. for a box ol Ml-O-.VV stomach tablets that will bring a smile to your dyspeptic coun tenance ten minutes alter the fiisl dose. And the Ited Cross Pharmaey stalea that If Mi-O-.NA doesn't end the misery of Indigestion or banish atoiitach di"trena of any kind, you can have your money back. This guanintee applies to the fol lowing ailments, gas. acidity, heavi nesH, distress after eating, fermenta tion, hear! burn, waterhrash, belch ing, sourness. p:iin In stomach, btl miir.li ess, d I in ess. nervousness. sl't.il,.(hcNs b.itl dreams, ulght- eats, loMil.n he. ceiet i p. it lull , de- spun deiu-y. Moat tug, ton I breat h, i 'tinted tongue, sea or car sickness, morning sickness. Fifty nuts a box for MI-O-NA ttntnaeh tatiiei l the lit d 4 i n.-s l'harmai-y and driiKi;is:s ewiywhorr. We are the only house In Pouglas Co., that has the prop-r machinery for proper French lry Cleaning. Ladles, Gents and Children clothes. To vi convinced, try us. SI.OPFH & SON. Pbont us 47. We call and deliver. LOCAL NKWH Tito, tile, drain tile. See Gaddlt the plumber. dtf Geratdsnn's Package Figs at the ttenson Grocery. Dry sUo wood $2.00 per tier at the )rd; special price en car-load lots. Psge luvestiueut Co. Phone 2 4 2. Pickled Orocery. HoueIi gsrdentnr ptKt fet at tf the PensoD iiniug and landscape done in f ir?t class itisn- Abbey. Tele nor. I urnitiKhain A. phone 3.M- J. Give oar insurance department s trial. Uur services will n;i!ltfv vou The iHuiglas Abtr:ict . Trust Co Nw A great opportunity, sit hrtrs Pal mollve Soap for .'.0 cen's and one TO cent Jar Palnuti iv Cold Creatn free Watch our ho ini1o-i fnr inu- 1 lne bargains. Marsters I'rng Co. tf Am hcnVh talkn to womr n become m'n'e Kt-iiurul, ttoth In lne in:V.'r-iit;m arid on the pl;ttfjrm, tne muxH of vrnmcn at e tfjff nriir.f tu n-talie tia t t rnor cultl atcil htve bIwhvx knf'W n. t h;tt KOil hcilth cunnot be found In a MWiJer box. The exiernala of hoaltli may l. otjiaintil In that way, but tl Uiti of hvaith lien deeper, anil yet U jut an e&Mly obtaineJ. The most important Ihtn that a woman ran do for ht-rm-l f, and nlmut which ahe in often moat nfi-lectf ul, in to watch the condition of l er Mirna"h and noweln. The weary evf-s. ths la'l breath, the frequ.nt healafhfH, the pimplen, the Kenral air of Innnltitile la nine times out of t-n the result of ron tlpation or Indication, or ltb. Mr.y simple remedies cun be obtained, but the best In the estimation of most women Is Vr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It Is mild, pleasant to the taste and exactly suited to her neeua. It la far superior to salts, cathartic pi 11 a, waters, iiti , which are entirely too violent. Women should aee to It that they have at f-utt one movement of tbe tx.wWs eavh luy, and hn (.howlng: any tendency conntip'ttiun ahould take lJr. Caldwell's Kyruu Pepsin In tbe nihil Uune pr eacrltjetl. A brief use of It will tu train the atom&ch and bowel musilts that all forms of medicine can be dls;enaed with. Thee opinion are voiced by thousands of women, after personal experience, among them Alt M. Lilly, Redwfne. Calif., and Mary A. Beebe, St. Thomas, Nevada. Anyone wlnhlnr to make a trial of this remedy before buying it In the rea-ular way of a drutfylat at fifty cents or one dollar a laiKe but I In (family site) can have a sample bottle snt to the home free of charge hv i!molv ad'lrewitln Dr. , W. B. Oaldwell, D5 washtnifton St., Monttcello. 111. Tour name and address on a postal card will do. IlKVKItV OF THE SAWMILL. (Iiy J. W. Foley, In the June Pop ular Mechanics !agaz!ne). A whirring disk of metal, and It glit tered and It sang As it ate its meal of sawdust, with a buzz and ring and clang; How they rolled the logs upon It, and It seemed to laugh with glee As it bit them and It tore them, with a savage melody That kept ringing, ringing, ringing, so exultantly and clear i As It ate one meal cf forest and bo-: held another near. j And my thoughts went back to boy hood, when the old bucksaw re pined As It slowly ate IIh luncheon with the help of bacon rind. Ah. how well do I remember the old Hawbuck, seen ed and scarred, ; Where it stood beside the woodpile, at the far end of the yard; How, with heavy heart and hopeless, I would lift a log and then I Put my knee upon to hold It and hunt bacon rind again; j ilow the old bucksaw was rusted where I left It in the rain! i How it doubled when It struck tbe bark and seemed to cry with pain i When it found a knot and sought to eat its way through, and wind Its reluctant trail across It, with the help of bacon rind! And the days I knew that fishing In the brooks and streams was fine. When 1 hunted up my sinkers and the hooks to fix my line. Just as everything wan ready I had bait enough and more Then the need for wood was told me from the open kitchen door; Gone my radiant dreams of pleasure by the banks of creek or brook, I must go and find the bucksaw where It hung upon the hook, And while other boys along the shaded fishing pond were lined I was smearing the old saw blade with Its grease of bacon rind. So I bless thee. Science, bless thee, for this whirring disk of steel That has outgrown rind of bacon, and I look on it nnd feel There Is vengeance in the biting of Its metal teeth, you see, For these togs, they were in boyhood each, my bitter enemy. How they niada my arms hang heavy and they made my back so lame When I laid them on the sawbuck and I tightened up the frame Of the old and battered bucksaw, and Its lazy trail would wind Through the tough and knotted cord wood by the help of bacon rind! Commercial Abstract Co. Abstracts of Titles Blue Prints Filing Papers, Etc. WE WILL COLON YOUR BOND Insurance 206 PERKINS BUILDING Conveyancing RC5EEURC. OREGON REAL ESTATE Old Dixon Ranch now selling in small tracts and on very easy terms at $100.00 per acre. WHY PAY MORE? All kinds of Ranches and Orchard Tracts for sale. Inclusive Listings. John W. Campbell Pure Wholesome Ice Cream We want to impress this fact on everyone. We know our ice cream is pure and sanitary. It is the best toc had in the citv unequaiieu nn iw- r-.nta. Prompt deliveries at any unic --j Douglas County Creamery 420 North Jackson Phone 340 Land for Sale! We have 1240 acres or land 8 miles from Roseburg. 850 acre of this is farm land and now la cultivation; will sell all In one lot or will sell any portion to suit purcnusor. This land all lays adjoin lng. This tract of land lays nice to sut-dlvide. and our price 1 reasonable. For further Information as to price and terms Inquire at the Roseleaf Cigar Store or address BOX 296 Roseburg,;Oregon THE PEOPLE'S MARKET MET1VIER & DIMMICK, Props. We have the best of every kind or meat usuully found In a first-class market, also flsj) and shell-fish. We want your trade. Olve us a trial order, and si how well you will be served; Just telephone your order and It will receive prompt and careful attention. We have our own special delivery system. Our service is the best and our prices as low as the lowest. 339 N. Jackson St. Phone 175 STEAM OR HOT WATER It has ul ways Ikm-h tnie in laumltTing that the more' experience and the more eiuipnu-iii you have the better the work. A laundry nnit ha on n iMMf.il iv. .H -iimI m ;i n -i r 1 uoll tn rln finn uorlV 9ft years' experletu-e and the lnt t-iiiimmMit possible put us In Vhef J first quality class. Phone 79. Roseburg Steam Laundry .;i:vr l'oit wahki-in aitos "Live Wire" Heal Kstate Dealer. Riversclale Tracts Subdivision of the well knowu IN'. CURRY li STATE RAIN'CH Into Ten-Acre Tracts, suitable for Fruit, Garden and Farm Products. Located 5 miles from Roseburg, ou the North I'mpqua River. Sold on Terms N. CURRY ESTATE, OWNERS MjMitiir HIil., lon'''.itrg, Oregon . We Wish to Apologize To our customers: Although we are now making 1000 bottles a day of our famous Root Beer, brewed from Hires, we have been uuablo to filly our orders as you wished. In a fe.v days, however, we will have it old enough lo send out. - Umpqua Cider and Vinegar Works Phone 276 Mrs. A. C. Kidd Q. Son Salmon and Cheese Kippered Salmon, frerh every week, 20c pound Genuine Imported Swiss Cheese 40c per pound Roquefort Cheese 65c per pound Fresh Milk, Tillamook, Full Cream Cheese just received. We have a small amount of the nippy kind left. Also on ry Imperial, Nippy, Edam. I'inxter (wm Holland,) and Parmesan cheese. RELIABLE GROCERS Commercial Club Building' Crcx Ru:s at B. W. Strong's The Furniture M.in REAL ESTATE Farm Lands Fruit Lands Stock Ranches Poultry Tracts City Property Rentals FIRE INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC List Your Property With U. HIMES & OLIVER. -.! ST, r.XT TOIiRtMt HOTEL THOMJ S7. HO KM KQ. OR. Mron& Easy Running Champion And McCormick Mowers Hakes Binders Tedders Writs for Prices J- F. Barker Co. Implements and Vehicles Roseburs. Ore