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A IKMOCIMTIC PUESIDENT.
Very few pcoplo eompr'-lKsnd what
r a tremendoiiH presHum was brought
to bear on tlie Republican National
committer) at Chicago to dcffiit
Koouevelt nt any cost, Tho bunini'HH
Intert'Hts of ulniOHt the entire country
were in fear of dlHHHter should
Roosevelt Buin securo the I'i-chI-
ilency. The tremeiuloiifi iiiaJoritlfH
he received In the HtateH where pri
mary clectloiiB were held foreshad
owed his election If ho could only
land the regular nomination. There
fore It was neeeHsary for the "nleum
roller" to bo put through releullcKH
ly. At the clone of tho second day
of the convention It wag known that
KooHevelt would not be nominated.
Knowing that Taft cannot win In
November, It Is apparent that most I
of the next two days of tho conven-
Holldly In the convention It watt uud- gross. lie baa shown decided
denly realized by the Taft leaders utrength In his own and adjoining
that it was linpOHsible to .switch their afateB of the Mississippi Valley, and
fon-ei to any new candidate. That with an EaHtern man for a running
ir i hey attempted to do xo a Bum- mate, like Mayor Gaynor or Gov
dent numljer of delegalea would go nor Kokb, of ManKachuselUs, would
over to looevelt. to assure his nomi- bo almoHt a huto winner.
nation. I nereiore. on naiuroay colonel Hoosevelt aeeuiB likely to
uiorntng, It Ih evident that tlie he a strong factor In UiIh year's cam
onlers went forth to put the si cam palgn, and although running as the
roller tiirough to a finish, it im- candidate of a new party organiza
mediately went forward with a vim. Unit, will probably carry a number
crushing everything that stood in of the HtutcH. Including all those
the way, and at the close 'Jalt and the Pacific Coast. With the stand
Sherman bad been renominated by patters voting for Taft and the prog
the stand-pat forces, aided by the resslvo Republicans for Rooneve)t
power and machinery of the Nation
al administration. The progressives
were not allowed a "look In" any
where during the proceedings.
This week tho nceno shifts to Hai
ti more. There
likely to lake place between the
stand-pnt. element and the progres
sives. The outcome, however, Is al
most certain to be tho reverse of
that at Chicago. The conservatives
are Parker, Harmon and Underwood,
neither of whom Is considered to
have any chance for tho nomination
and Parker Ih not a candidate. The
progressives aro Clark, Wilson. Hry-
the Democratic nominee seems likely
to be a sure winner. Therefow the
National Democratic convention
which opens at Ilaltlmore tomorrow
will be watched with intense interest
another fight 8"cniB throughout the country, as the man
named there will doubtless occupy
the White House for tho next four
yea rs.
t
One thing was very definitely u
elded at Ihe Chicago convention the
past weekthe next President will
be a Democrat. Tart has been beaten
ever since he made that Winona
wherein he declared the
Payne-Aldrlch tariff bill the best ever
enacted. Now. since tho progres
sives, led by Colonel Roosevelt, arc
forming a new party, wagers are be
ing made that Taft will be third in
the race.
tlion were occupied In a search for delegates seem more likely to change
an available candidalo who bad a to Clark than to Wilson, as he Is
chance to win the election. Then, considered less radical and has had
hh the RoohovoU delegates remained nearly 20 years of experience in Con-
(Javnor and Governor l-oss of " ,tT "
Massachusetts, and their chances for
receiving the nomination seems to he
about in the order named. At thu
opening of the convention the real
contest seems to be between Clark
and Wilson. Mr. Hryan seems in
clined to favor Wilson, although he "i
has announced repeaieuiy mat tie ( Among several goon tickets sug-
eonslders lliein belli progressives. , gesieci lor nomination at Maltiinon
lie has openly denounced Harmon as this week, Speaker Clark for 1'resi-
a stand-palter, and has also opposed ( dent, and Mayor Gaynor, of New
Cnderwood. After the first few bal-lYork City, for Vice President, would
lots the Harmon and Underwood , surely he a winner.
Housework
Houiowork is drudgery for the vcak woman. She hruttlms, ducts and senilis, or
Is on her feet all day attending to the many dctrilti of the household, her hack ach
ing, her temples throbbing, nerves quivering under tha stress of pain, possibly dizzy
feelings. Sometimes rest in bed is not rclrcshini, beoauso the poor tired nerves do
not permit of refreshing sleep. The real need of wcuk, nervous women is satisfied
by Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, and as Mrs. Rrigg and others testify t
It Makes Weak Women Strong and Sick Women Well.
Thin ' Pregcrtptlon " remove tho counts of women a wentnesaet,
neate inflammation and ulceration. It tramiuUizem tho nervju,
neouraHoB the appetite and induces restful Bleep.
Dr. Pierce is perfectly willing to let everyone know what
his " Favorite Prescription" oontuins,a complete list of in
gredients on tho bottle-wrapper. Do not let any druggist
persuade you that his unknown composition is "just as goud"
in order that he may make a bigger profit.
M its. HiiA.lu, ItittooN, of r'.".i N. Washington SL.TVIplin",
Ohio, writes: "Having taken ymir ' Kavorlle l'reserlpliuii,
for a had ciipo of intestinal iMsi'iinn and constipation with
woumii'tt UN, for which I was almost unable to do any
thing, 1 think 1 inn yittv in buying that there ant no renicdh'-t
In the world like. Dr. I'ien-c's l''avorlto Prescription and
' Purifying Lot ion Tablet..' I am now enjovlmr the Iwstof
beallli, un.l iltiink Dr. 1'lereo for his wonderful medicine?
which have tloint mo a world of rood."
Dr. Pierce's 1'inntatit 1 eilcts regnlute liver and bowels.
BOARD and ROOM
Modern Apartments with bath, and hot and cold water in
each room. Transient trade especially solicited.
RATE $6.00 PER WEEK
FIRST CLASS DINING SERVICE
MRS. CALLAND, Proprietor
PI 0 ittil.
112 Brockway St., Cor. Jackson. Near High School
Fresh Fruit From the Farm
FRUIT Picked in the Ump
qua Valley, is riper, jucier
and nicer than the imported
fruits. Strawberries, Cher
ries, Logan Berries, Currents
North Side Grocery
SAVE TIME AND LABOR
IN YOUR HOUSE WORK
By haviug your lovely new white cood.s laundered in
uur staani plant, where the daintiest lingerie is doiie-up
without rublmiK, tearing or ripping off of buttons the
only way. Perfectly white and clean at small cost.
Roseburg Steam Laundry
Mowers and Rakes
DAIN MOWERS
DEERE RAKES
ACME BINDERS
Our implements are all made and guaranteed
by The John Deere Plow Co., and we can
save you money ou them. We also have a
full supply ol" extra parts. Call and let us
show
you.
Roseburg Feed and Fuel Co
After flvn days of ircmcndoiir of
forl. that blR steam roller wis only
able to Hiiticeze out u majority of 21
for Taft.
NATURE'S
TONIC
The very great majority of parsons need a tonic in the Spring or Qarly
Bummer. The system undergoes a change at this season and tlie entire
physical machinery is disturbed. Tho general bodily weakness, a tired,
worn-out feeling, tickle appetite, poor digestion, a half sick feeling and a
general run-down condition of the system, show that the blood is weak or
anaemic, and a blood purifying tonic is needed o build up the deranged
system and enrich the blood. Tho use of S. S. S. at this time may save
you from a long spell of sickness, and it will certainly prepare you for tho
long, hot Summer. Many people have put off using a tonic until the system
became so weakened and depleted it could not successfully throw off disease
germs, and have paid for the neglect with a spell of fever, malaria or some
other debilitating sickness. S. S. S. is Nature's ideal tonic. It is a
composition of the extracts and juices of roots, herbs and barks which
science and experience have proven aro best nttod for a tonic to the human
system. It contains no minerals of any kind and i3 therefore perfectly safe
for persons of any ago. S. S. S. tones up the stomach and digestion, rids
the system of that tired, worn-out feeling, and imparts vigor and strength
to every part of the body. It puriiies and enriches the blood, stimulates
tlie secreting and excreting members to bettor action, quiets tho over
strained nerves, and Wttkos one feel better in every way.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
WltlTKIl S.WS TAIT IVIM,
in-: Timti) ix tin-: it.xci:.
And now the two parties of l!o
puhllcanx are much, farther anarl
i "'an the" progreysiye Hepuhliraiis
I-.dward II. Hamilton, special rnr-'iind Ihe nronresslvn liemr iu Ai.a
respondent of the Kan Francisco Kx-:tlie democrats at Ilaltlmore seem In
iinmier, on Saturday niirht wired have a nn r i n. i
Hint paper as follows: From the shoiitini.' on the liiiose-
C.HIC'AOO, June 2L'.-The IJelillb-I yelt side here ,..,,1 ,.,., i,, ,i.
Mean parly has at last fallen into two ', Taft Hide it In mere ,h,.i, ,.vi,i,., ,i,.,t
pieces by il own weight. ill is Itoosevelt that Ihe Demeerals
.in ami .-.Herman nayu been re- will hare to beat and im
T. It. VKTOItV l'lti:il( TKII.
H'liat Two Oregon Delegates Buy
Action of Convention.
PORTLAND, June 2.1 The follow
ing voluntary messairo was received
Inst night by the Oregmilnn:
i.iiicago, .lime 2'!. Not the
drunkenness of power, but the In
sanity of senility led the discredited
lenders lo believe Ihe people would
again allow Ihe bosses lo override
tho peopln's will. They have sent
tho pitcher lo tho well now once loo
often.
"Willi the slates of Ohio, Okla
homa. New Jersey. I'ennsvlvanla and
others silting in Ihe convention mid
firmly, hut Borrowrully voting blank,
more than one-third or thu total vote
proiesiliiK silently against the steam
roller drift of the Humiliation means
something. Quiet, but determined.
the people are aroused.
"I believe that with linosevell an
(ho Independent candidate, he will
receive i (. voIch than Ta a li. I the
Deiuoeralic candidate combined.
' IHONItY WALDO COH.
"fllAltl.KS W. ACKHIISO.V.
"Delegates."
tinig Tim" l-'orcMccN l-:nd.
CIIICAdO, June . Tilnolhv L.
Woodruff tonight announced his
resignation as leader of the Uepuhll
eau i!:ga:!l::::tlou In llronklyn.
In Ills letter lo Reuben L. Haskell.
secretary of the Kings County com
mittee, .Mr. Woodruff savs that In bis
lodgment the destriicilon of Hie Ite-
pnbllean party Is Inevitable us a rc-
ult of this National convention.
OltMiOX NKWS.
Alleging Hint the OrcRon llallv
Statesman, In lis Issue of June .Hi.
published an nrtlcle defamatory lo
IiIh character and which Is false
Colonel I-:. Defer, editor anil nro-
prletnr of Ihe Capital Journal of
Salem, has IliKtiluleil a suit In the
Circuit Court there against the paper,
asking $10.1100 damages. The article
in iiiiestion was Included In one or
the weekly letters which have been
running under Ihe name id L. II.
McMnhali. who, II Is claimed, has
roiilrai'lcil ror space In the paper.
ltcgiilur service on Ihe new Salein
Kllgene extension of Ihe Oregon Klor
trlc will begin between I'orllnnd and
Albany July I. according to ollicial
Information r Ived at Salem. The
schedule will provide for several
(rains between the two places each
day. but the running lime has not
been fixed yet.
Following his aiitioiiiicenieiit that
If Ihe ollb-ers did not Immediately
clean out Ihe Immoral road houses,
he would call out a special squad ol
state militia and wage a vigorous
campaign on road bruises In .Multno
mah County. Hovernor West last Sat
urday said bo Intended to arrange
for a meeting of representatives ot
different llciuor associations In the
stale next week an. I give lliem a
i-baii.e first to Improve conditions.
I. Inn County Is short a roi k cms1
r. valued at $201111. which was de
liberately blown up with dynamite
:lst Saturday night at Merlin, ten
miles east of Lebanon. The C.nintv
Court rercully denied a petition to
remove the Herlln district road su
pervisor. C.llbert.
ICegulstes tlie bowels, promotes
easv natural movements, cures con
stipation Dean's Uegub'ts. Ask
our druggist ror theni. J.'.e .i box
Tin- rirm of Walker inter, real
estate and Insurance, h this day dl.;
solved, l. S. I!. Walker retiring,
fleorge ititor continues the business
at the same lo.-allou. '.' 1 1 -1 L Perkins
building.
The Koyal Typewriter Company
pays. "We guarantee that the Hoy.il
Standard Typewriter will do work of
the IIF.ST duality for a greater length
of lime at less expense for upkeep
than any other typewriter, regard
less of price. " The lioseburg Hook
Co. aro agents for Douglas County.
Empire Livery. Feed ni1 Sale!
Stables, Uanki k Welker, proprietor
New rigs of all variolic, good gentlo
tcama and careful drivers; also
teatnt that arm safe 'r ladlea to
drive. Ulnrkaiulth (hop In connec
tion; all work luaranteed. Phone I,
nominated by the reactionaries after
the good old strong-arm methods. '
The progressives have nut forward
their champions on the original
fashion of a mass meeting.
I'robahly tho La Follette extrem
ists will also launch their candldales
upon this year's uncertain political
sea.
In Chicago tonight there arc no
flags waving, no bands playing, no
liildren shouting for Taft and bher-
iiian. 1 be inevitable has been ac
cepted In a spirit of gloom and fore
boding. At tho Orchestra Theater a packed
throng has been cheering madly, ec
statically, hysterically for "Teddy."
A crowd has been standing outside
tho place generally silent and In
charge of platoons of mounted and
unmounted police.
Itenlly Two Parties.
Tho two parlies have been for
playing tlie game of sitting as one.
A great French publicist, looking
over tlie coliseum gathering, said:
"This is not tho meeting or a party.
It Is Ihe clash of two parties. It is
like the French Chamber of Depu
ties when both parlies are healed to
their hottest."
rine 111
politics seems to doubt that they
will boat him and that Taft will, in
most slates, run third in the race.
CE CREAMJwsDifkre
i r i rRF SELECT, SWEET
Our Ice Cream is made of 1 I M, '
CRIM, nothing cbc except sugar and liayor-It s pure
She only kind to use. Try i. once-vou 1 want more.
Prompt deliveries at any tiu.e and to any place.
Douglas Coimty Creamery
420 North jfekson Phone 340
xoTici-: for rnoi'osAi.s I'on
STItlOUT I.MI'ItOVK.MKNT.
xoiici-;
S'l'lil
l-'OK I'ltOI'OS.VI.R I'Olt
;i:t i.Mi"itovi-:.Mi:xT.
Sealed proposals will ho received
by the undersigned at his office in
the City of Ilosehurg. Oregon, up to
'p o'clock p. in. on .Monday, Juno 2J.
1912, for the paving of Sheridan
slreet rroin tho south line of Oak
street lo the north line of Cass
slreet, in the manner provided hv
Ordinance ' No. 4S!I, of the City
of Koseburg. All bids must he
sulinillted on blank forms which will
be furnished upon application to the
undersigned, and must bo accom
panied by a certified check payable
to the City Treasurer lor rive per
cent of the amount bid. to be for
feited to the city in case the success
ful bidder shall fall to cnier Into a
contract and bond with the eltv. A
surely bond of thirty per cent of the
amount bid will be required from
the successriil bidder. The time
staled in the proposals for complet
ing tlie improvement will be consid
ered in awarding the contract.
Tho Council reserves the right to
reject any and nil bids.
Ily order of the Council.
aled this I sih day of June, in 12.
CAUL I-:. WI.MItKItLY,
Recorder of the City of Hoseburg,
Oregon.
Sealed proposals will be received
by the undersigned at his office In
the City of Itoseburg, Oregon, up to
B o clock p. m. on .Monday, June 24,
1912. for the paving or South
Stephens slreet from the north line
of Urorkway Btreet to the south line
of Huberts street In the manner pro
vided by Ordinance No. 4 88 of the
City of Koseburg. All bids must be
submitted on blank forms which will
be furnished upon application to the
undersigned, and must be accom
panied by a certified check payable
10 tlie city -treasurer for five per
cent or the amount bid, to be for
feited lo the city In case the success
ful bidder shall fail to enter into a
contract and bond wilh the city. A
surety bond of thirty per cent of the
amount bid will be required from
the successful bidder. The time
stated In the proposals for complet
ill!t the Improvement will be consid
ered in awarding the contract.
The Council reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
Ity order of the Council.
Dated this ISth day of June. 1912.
CAUL 10. WIMUHItLY.
Recorder of the City of Itoseburg.
Oregon.
Stop! Look! Listen!
All Kinds of
Realty Investments
Fruit Lands, Orchards, Acre Tracts-all prices.
City Lots and Business Property exclusive list.
John W. Campbell
"Live Wire" Ileal Lstate Dealer
liOSLIU ItG, OKEGON
(wot Pressed Dridi
AND
An Inspection of stock and com
parlson of prices will convince you
that the place to buy la at
M. C. Burleson's
Old Fcshioned R.oot Beer
i:i!i:wi:n nv
Umpqua Cider and Vinegar Works
t , s , I'KOM UIKKS-'lliH SKIIOLD i:.TUA(TS
Vatx tV IkhI nl Hit follmvliiK il;vs of Ihimiu'ss:
Tin- lilH llllitlM Co.
Mill.,l-.i A- 1'iiki-ns
liosrhury Hook Store
I lii Hive iiiciiy
.1. II. llllllH-tl .V Soil
I'lillrrlou & liich:inlsoir
jUnsrhurjj ru; Co.
C. II. Ilrotvn's
IEom! ConiVciionery
kuloV
SI ulilts A; Wind
Criiml Mo(.-l (ii'iH
Hotel .Mct l.iMrn
Mill Sli-ccl ;i-ocry
A. ('(mover's
I In wo Itros.'
Moi-i-iiii lli-os., KdenliowoT
or(h Side (irocory
I!. I). Xcely tV Co.
iinil nl Taclory.
Our Mr. .Tesselsnn will rail, with w.tnTi. on city trado.
A delirious, cooling drink lor thesu days.
Phone 276
Land fo
Sale
We have 1210 acres of land Smiles from Itoseburg, S50 ncreo of
this Is farm land and now In cultivation; mill sell all In one lot or
will sell any portion to suit purchaser. This land all lays adjoin
ing. This tract of land laj'3 nice ft) sub-divide, and our price 1b
reasonable. Kor further Information as to price and terms Inquire
t the Roseleaf Cigar Store or address
BOX 296
Roseburg, Oregon
i
Plant ana offlce cornor Oak and I e 1 f fbt &M 5'vi I
Pine utreote, Rosehurg. Phone Ut I 1 n f "'fj? ftJ fVjfiJ
- - - - f'l
ill S ''r l'i"k' K V"" ,Vi"" "" ,"' " V""r "othlnB but Rose-
I I jl1"-"'. '"nK S su.b, and ,.:.; ,l I,.m.,-;.,.s. Yo can order through
I III J 1 1' you l-"i-(l it you'll cut the II
II world in half, double ilu- rrrn
''"Kil. "f v..ur day. and in- R0SRRI IR C CTS A WAD V C
fivaso your .K-asurcs tro- - vlvlVkJ
IlK'lldollslv. S'olir dclil to rij
yourself will never lie paid I rilOIie I CO
until mi drive a Model T. . lltl,r, , , ,, . ,
ll's I lie one ear that cm- AM.rued ..ottu-ra o, ,e Oemt.ne IIir.,- noct Kcer. Phone .
jjl plelely nil fills its imrpnse
I il)iont i-viii - rviii'iKi' i
Seventy-five thousand new Kurds ! V
ro into service this season proof of I i 1
I their uneiiiialed merit. The price Is ' I
! ror Ihe roadsler. Jl'.'.U) fur the I --b K, ff IT
five passciica-r car. and $700 for the j JA Civ-T tf 1 YV
delivery car -complete with all f i?S. W 1 ;I f.A
G.W.BURNETT
Koseburg - - - Oregon f I ' SfS: rWA
J J: ffif K i
Hereford Bulls for Sale
Sonic choice ycmliiis ami two-year-olds from register
ed herd. Apply to
Mont Alto Ranch
Glide, Oregon
:'y Ulinorp.
The Champion Hay Tedder
I Ihe , r- .
This Is u
and l lcna 11, a eu-:itll8 lO
' !: roiisii them nnd cure lH
-nt 1 n i after n rain.
J. F. Barker , Co.
nvplements and Vehicles
Roseburg, Orego