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Newspaper Page TextT IK V if?.. GET READY FOR Chautauqua Seventeen Big Programs Six Great Days Every No. high grade ABRAHAM ScMtor Burkelt. Mm Belle Kerney. HarrrJI, the Mairiiin. Chicago Male Vumrtet. The White City Ami TV n Oilier ftoion Indian Giunr. Three ltouhlu rrofcrunu Dully. Itri rhniilaiKiiii Tent I'mmI. This li not a Btreot fair, neither Ih it a revival tnci tliiK Lemre orders for Bcanou tlckctH lit MarHtcrH l)niK Store. AdultH, $2; cblldreo under 14, $1. Chautainnia rntncH In July. J. N. McConnell, HKCUKTAKY. MYRTLE CKKKK NKWH. Word has reached here that A. Fen ton, a former Myrtle Creek bunt nesa man, died recently In a hoBpltuI at Albany. C. O. White was attacked with heart failure Tuesday evunlug, and for several hours was hi a critical condition. Uut he haa recovered and la about his usual duties. Mr. and Mrs. A. Thompson havu old their ten-acre farm ou ihu North Myrtle road, which they but recent ly secured from C. E. McCtaln. Tln purchasers are Mr. and Mrtt. J. to. Boyles, lately of I'rliieville, Oivkoii. The deal was made through D. ('. PI tier, Thursday. J. B. MarrlH Is nhort hIx nhoatn by reason of their wiuidorliiK out 01 their tnclosuro to the railroad inu k, where their remains wr found Mat tered along the right of way .Monday. At the price pork Is retailing in iht local market, thla Iokh Ih Utile nhorl of a financial panic The spellltiK content at Kiddle Sat urday resultliiK la a victory fur the Qlendalo school In nunitier of point; made, placing It at the head of the list with 44 polnlH to -to mil I or Myrtle Creek and Kiddie jih final in tals for the three rontoMlti. C. LuddlnKton, one of nur ntl ami respected citizens, died at the Inune of T. N. Humphreys In MIhhuiiiI Itot- WHY FAMOUS PASTRY COQKS USB 1S Baking Powder The patrons of our fust clnss hotels ami restaurants arc exact ing they demand the best. Women (o where the pasli v and takes are noted for their excellence. Men are attracted by hot bread and biscuits when fresh and moist and linlit. The pastry cook with a reputation uses K C Bakini Powder because he knows that results are certain; cveiy time everything b as good as his best Then, too, with K C Baking Powder he can mix the various kinds of batter before the rush of the meal begins and bake as needed so that every order goes to the table fresh and hot, yet the lasi ne rwKes are jusi as good as me lust. The reasons behind these reasons is that K C is really a blend of two baking powders. One commences to give oft leavening gas as soon as moistened. The other requires both moisture and beat to make it active. Dough or batter will remain in a partially leavened condition for hours, and w hen put in the oven, will come up as light as if mixed a moment before. For cookies, pancakes, doughnuts and the like, which cannot all he baked at once, K C is indispensa ble. For all baking thedoubleraise makes doubly certain. Follow ih example of the profintional m took and your baking trill be enual la hit. H. W. KAOAN Our Man Calls THE VIENNA Dyeing, Cleaning and Prrssing Works Your entire wardrobe tuliin cue d ! u'mi DRY FRENCH OR STKAM Cl.i:i:iS HU cleaned, r.ihtpcd and blocked. iun, !,, ertTenelti and portiere. All Work Fully Guaranteed 139 Soulli ShcriJan St. LINCOLN Wiimiin Ijulien. (corKiu Jubilee Kinder. ArliMH Trln. Thnviil liriiml 0H'ril Co. Band of Chicago NuiiiImth. SmtIh1 ChiMn-h'h KmilN. tom, Monday morning, evidently from I heart failure. ilu appeared In UHiial health on the niKlit prior to IiIh death, and complained of feeling 111 only a Hhort lime before death h truck lilm. The runeral uaa held from the locfii HapllHt Church at I I a. in.. Tuesday, I'aHtor Houcrti preaching the funeral Herinon. The remaiiiH were laid to real in the odd Fellows vt ineterv. The Mail. ralnji In IIm' Hlomai-Ii. If you continually couinlaln of pa I tin In the stomach, your liver or iyuur kidneys are out of order. Neg- lect may lead to dropsy. kidney I trouble, ill a be I en or llrlglu a rilKwiHC ThouKaiidH recoininended Klect lie Hitter, as the very best Htomacli and I kidney medicine made. . T. Alaton, of ltuloigh, N. C, who suffered with 'pain In the titomat-h and hack, writes: i"My kidneys were deranged and my liver did not work right. I Kiiffered j much, but Kleetrlr ItltlerH was rec oiiiinended and 1 I in pro veil from my ' f i rat dose. I n o w fee) like a tie man." It will Improve vou, too. On ly .Mir and Jl.uu. Kecouimcuded by all druf,Kl"tn. I1 J Nicety furiiibht'U and well-IocHted rooms Minnie or mille -!or terms 'apply at dcHk of Mct'lalleu Motel, ot ' phone li. i'Iiom: ;io:i for and Delivers I-11 1 1 III 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 i T TO ATTRACT CAPITAL. X V Keep your street! clean and JL well graded, paved or graveled -j where possible if you would at - tract capital. Have plenty of .j. water. Keep buildings well V painted, residences neat and at- V tractive, pay yuur debts, secure I. low taxation and encourage fac- tones suitable to location, I I I 11 I I I I II I I I I II I 1 I I I I I I CITY IS KILLING WEEDS BY A TAX. Los Angeles' Novel Experiment In Civ io Betterment a Success. I.n Anceles. Cal., la oinhnrkod on (ho novel experiment of taxing lla weeds uut of existence, and (lie experi ment lian anniM'd ho tnU'li Interest niiHMiK thoHe who Htudy umnlelpiil af fjilrs all over the country that It la the tiiitije-t of a Niet'lnl report by Kthel Clehind to the NnlJonni Municipal tea k no. Twice a year, In August "d April," Mho aiiyn, "In necoriluiu e with an ordl uauro of July, owners, agent and persons lu posMes.siuu of property must remove from their sidewalks, pniKTty, Imid and Iota all uoxioti weeds and vegetal Ion except aucli as are cultivated for use, ornament, food or fuel, nil dead tree, tin cans, run l.ish. refuse and waste niiilerlnl of nil kinds whli h uiny endaiiKor or Injure iielhhorliu; property or the health wel fare of the residents of the vicinity; otherwise (he lx:inl of pulillc works will remove all or any of these detri ments to civic lieauty and hygiene nnd to Insure payment for their removal and eoHectlnii hsscss (ho cost, together with 2." per cent thereon to he added to cover interest, upon the property. "This assessment is known aa a weed (ax. All weed (axes unpaid on the Hwt Monday of Novemlier of each year heeouie delinquent, and 10 per cent Is added to thu amount of the tax when thus delinquent, and a delinquent list, with an necompauylnt; alphahetlcal in dex of names, Is puhlished oii-e a week fur three sueeesslve weeks In a Los Atmeles paper, with a imtico appended deeliirliiK (hut unless these (axes are pnld lu t wctily elk'lit d:iys from the dnte of (he npe:miu'o of the lirst no tiro the property on whlrh they are assessed will he sold lu the Hly. As rusts of stii h ptihlicatlon ,rri) cents is iole-tti on eaeh separate ilece ol in im 1 sep:irnlely ns-tsed "All property di-llniieut on which the w I liiM-H titid eiir-iiliiu' penalties h:te n-.t I'i't ii p:ild on the day lived lu Hie pul.ihhrd uii e Is sold to the city, uut If li( r ileeined wllllfll.U ve:ir a I. ill Is di :i w i, up rum ey Inn to 1 he cit.l id.- ,-il.snlnic im'i- to (he property. - t o r , 1 -m t!,.' i- i i-v within llir li- :iln-r ii s"!.l 1- (lie Wty lh 't.l:.M- p:ii-, ll.e - I l.lM's, pin:illie ' n.l ith. id, ivo h :n,. lutele-l on II. e -.linn- ;lt !), t.de of 7 pet elil. Mil i.np.tid im'kI I.ic- :i .-e--.i-d siiii-e ttii' k.i It Mild ;i!-o ii'irnili li-Mi : 1 1 v. :irlVi With llll' (!' :' lUi' Mill' Slli ll p.l ilieiit s ;i iv in :df " l"l"--H-l"i"l-H-HH--l"l-I--l 1-1-1 1-l-hH- WOMEN'S WORK FOR THE SOCIAL CLNTETR. Mkin) the public school'iouse the civic home of the neighbor hood! What more appropriate task con hi encj.iye the energies of Anirnc.in wom.inhood? -x-m-k-w-h-k-i-m- RURAL SCHOOL INTEREST. Much Cnn Be Done For Their Material Improvement. t '. i e:i ter pi i Ml- int n- -I in lite rural sch.M.U. t h. : r eon-. .lid. -I ton w here pr.n tn-:iile :i'nl I In- en ii. hment ot .oiiri's of si in I will hnn n In 'ill :in h:ipr.eii!ent in lite in:i1eii,il en lion iii-ht of IhoNO schools. Snl'st.lldl:d. w e!1 ;irr:in. d ell heated and " ell vi-i-tllaled m I Ihone-f will he the rule ral her I han. at now. the exception. The t;ri'iinds it hunt t he si'hoolhoiiie will he laid oiti so as tn pto!ile Milt-.il-le pi i i-i:inds and shady nooks for -nt of door ittidy and invtnhi'on. To .1 1 1 mi 'ate hiUMvd In the plant hm ot lives a I l 1 1 eottat ry s. hool houses the depirttnent of amioiilhire has recently :s:i,-d a f.irnteis' hulh'tln on thin siih 'o. t U here cnvninstan.-es will per inlt. solioot Lvirdi"ts wtl! he tnaintaliied l'lio-r nei-d not Pe lanre nor ela!orate. 1'iit ma easily Po o inatiML'i'd ns to futu'di sii. h in tt.i t 1 1 for in-t rtii't ion ,-in opi'oi tuatl v for (he eh Idien t.t learn lv d-Miii. ltd s t hfineh i-s Su.'ll i::i'itiis are now mi. -esNfn',. main tnliii'd ahotit eoiiult v scIu'o'h lu sonic I P ices tn ills fo'iniry and more coin ! 'iionlv In cerl da p:ir(s of I'liroi e I hev w PI aUo Pe eetlect U-Hh of -. .dH. drl.-d pl.'liH. soils. mli;etals. in ts and o!!i,t n;iurai el-'f t-. tio( ;s j tit ;o- ties, lull as d.re ( aal- to in sinifil.iti A read much has U-cn a. j i-oMii'ii-'n il In so'iu- si id s in pn1d ne : i tie . until ry school-, with iiMrul II ' hi iriei tn i-cons.ii and t'a'tf.Tida , all i lie Mchool disiiicts h.ue Hhrarles. and In roiinect!i-nt. t lnueso:i. New ! York. Indhina and Ullii-ds much prop rss his P.-en made In tt.U direction , I'tie I'nhl'c IthrarlMS nre he'inr clise!j '.t-!iect. d wl'h !!ie ptit-llc s. i'oU 111 M issachu-eits. for example. nearl .erv town-hip has n pnhln hhniry to which Cie s.ho.d ehlMreti nnd their teachers l:t access. Ccmb.itmg Dtilt. 1 Ac lai-'Kh . tt is etperlinentlnc with urannlited cal. turn chloride to j eiMutiat il'isty roidwas. i,PlfMti si t half u pound to the sipaarv :trd The Kind Yon Have Always m use lor over 30 yenrs. Allow All CountcrfcltH, Iiiiltatiunx and " Jn.st-ns-trood " are lint Kxperlmcnts tlmt trlllo witi ntxl emlaiiKiT the ln:iltli of Iniuuta and Children- ijincriciice nuiiiHt l.'i:;i .mi'iiU What is CASTOR! A Cantoria In a linnile.RH itlmtutn fur Castor Oil, Pare, gorlc, Drri4 and S'tiitli'iiff Sjrtip--. It is J'irjismit. It contains nei'.licr Oni'i'n, Moriihlne nor other Kureotla subsbtnee. lisicols lis ptmnirci'o. It drstroys Worms and allays l cvtl-m-, it c-i.iv-i iilarrnwa and Wind Colic It relieves 'I ! .'ltv 'J'roiiMr-'., eii'cs C011-I tjuil ion and Flatulency. I1 :n-.u i.i.m t ,ii I'on!, rctrnlitles tlm Btomaeli nt.rt l?ouo'", i-. ii:;,; hi ..'.tliy and natural nleep. The ChlldruV l-ainice.-i.- rl'i;t Jlot'ier's Friend GENUINE CASTOR I A ALWAYS Esai-; the The Kind You Hare Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. nr crtM - MKMMf, tt munnav tnict. rtw vorh citt. LOCAL NEWS Watiti il S-. r tit a piano, l'honr Ho, yo of weak soIoh. mine to 80S N. Jat'hson Htrct.-t and pd. them dotio with Kond tnatorial and at a fair jirii't'. AIho washing and Ironing neatly and well ihme. railed for and lollverod. I). Davis. djll U i'lt xhi. Ii Our Shop Abounds I'n n.i n il.nl ' . Ii ihini iih.iil; In r thiil, imintU. ix u r.i;ri. t i; i'ii:s. ut u rhiN. hi ii in . : f iH Mil y n.i i S;nr llif f;iii:'iie nf I'.tUiii l'a. I lie Uut i . In .ll ;iimI i at i'. OREGON BAKERY 32S North Jiii'kson Kr for. J. L. CASEBEER Sin vi .-nr to M or Kim ltros. Closing Out Sale of Drv Goods I haw ilctmv.ir.cJ to close out my entire line of Dry GooJs. I r.ti vl to. for my other lines. All dry goods, such as Culivo:", j',!:i!..;;.is, dress goods, notions, in fact everything in this line, at greatly reduced prices. As an additional premium I will give free one 50-lb sack of flour with each $10 purchase of dry goods Groceries, Hardware, Hay, Grain, Flour, Feed and Poultry Supplies My specialty is flour and feed. I buy poultry, pork and veal, at high est market price. You will find this store a very convenient and agreeable place to trade. Prices as low as the lowest, and all goods guaranteed to be as represented. I solicit your trade, and assure you you will be well pleased with my service. J. I.. CASEBEER. I'llnNi: ;lii.V LDKMIOW Kit. OHKtiON. Bought, and whiul. tini byon liaa borne the slirimoiro of and 1ms been made under li Ih jior Ronnl Hiiier-t.slon since its lnlancy. no one -to deceive 3011 In this. Slguctuvo ot sir-- LOCAL NEWS Where is Marshall's? Team, harness and waRon for sale Inipiiro of D. J. Stewart, (thone 118 dtf Krep your eye on liaildox's win. dow and you will see the best shoe- making ever done In Oregon. .13 N. Jucksun street. dtf ROSEBURC BOOK STORE Advertisement When you buy fine writing pa per from us don't let the ques tion of price frighten away your good taste. Vo hare a paper that meets every requirement for those who are careful about the kind they use, and yet conforms to the most modest pocketbook. Kino bok Htutionery at 15c I'EIl HOX AND VP. The Roschurg Hook Store ItookRelleni and Stationers. 0FFICK Fl'RNISHKRS KoNcliurt- (in'Kon f' ijv'i 'ii i ' PROFESSIONAL CARDS L. O. H1CK8 BIRVKVOR. tOS Perkhu UldK. Roneborg. Ore. 1IJIKHT S. iifEY 0PTOMKTR1ST 118 V. CAPS ST Koccburg OrtguD l)K8. SKKLY, SETIIKH, & STKWAKT liirsiclans and Hargeoaa. ulte of Offices Hear Douglas N tlonal Han k , Ground Fluor, rhone 367. RO.SEUURG .... OP.EGO.N .1 Itlifl.V A. FOItY Yoval Lessons Studio 312 East Cass Street Phone 191-J. ROSEBURO, ORE MRS. CHARLKH 9. HFINLINE Pianoforte Instructor Musiral Kindergartener Studio: 423 Ella St. Phone 33-R MISS MAHIK W. WALSH Teai-her of 1'lano Studio No. 206 W. Douglas St. Phoue 308-L. Hoseburg, Oregon. Office Hours: Phones: 10 to 12 a. m. Office: Main 171 2 to 4 p. in. Res: Main 172 OR. LI CETTA 8M1VU, I'll jrMcian Women and Children Diseases a Specialty Office, Masonic l'ldg., Second Floor. 0. It. GCLIJON, M. I). Practlco Limited to the Kye, Knr, Nose and Throat Graduate Nurse Attending. 306 White Temple EUGENE, ORE LODGE CARDS A.F. & A. M. LAL'KEL LODGE. iNu. 16. lingular ineetinga on the second and ftnirtii WL-unee- i.b of eaea mouih at Masonic Tom uiti a iui iicu im hi i run. J. V. GHOVKS, V. M W. V. 11ARK1S. Sec. II. I O. KI.KS. Hoselmrir Loihte. X 3-11 Holds rexulur cumuium rations at the Klks- Temple on mo .'ilu ami 4tli Thurg..i;s of end month. All ineiuui rs ivjiU'Sted t liei:..l r.'Kul.irly. and ell vlsitlni hrolliers are cordially Invited to at leuu. Ul.NUEK IlKKMA. N, K. it H. C. SLOCl.'M. i'.ecr.tary I'MMtKi: OF IIOXOIl. MVMtie Ixutir No. 13 Meets I'nd mid ;h Mini day vvenluKa of each month In the Odd Fellow's Temple. Visiting luemoere are cordially Invited to at 'ena. AHA LAMi SON. C. of li K. H. I.KNOX, Iter. MAl'U KIRK. K. .fiver KAt.l.hS, Itombuig A. rie meets In .hi-ir hall nn Jark.nm St.. 2nd na 4!h Monday- ovenlncs of each month, at 8 o chnlt. Vi,HI:ii4 1'rt h- ren lu Rood Mainline ueimm' C. I'. LKWIS, W. P. li. F. tiOOHMAN, W Sis I'hone .! 1S3. I. O. O. F., KifiiiiK Star UlRe Xo. 171 meets in the Odd Fellows l'einil every Kridny eventtiK. Vlsliint: tirethren atwavg welcnmi.. R. C. ACSKE. N. O. W. S. rOWEI.I., R. S. M. FICKLE. F. S. I. t. O. F., I'nlnn Fnrjiiiipiuenl Xo. 9 Meets in Odd Fellows Tempi every Thursday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. E. N. EWAHT, C. P. J. K. PICKENS. R. S. JAMES EWART. F. S. I. O. O. F., riillctariiui Iodne xV 8 .iieeis in uau Fellows Temple, corner Jackson and Cass Sts.. on ! Saturday evening of each week .Meuihers of the order In good stand-1 Ing are Invited to attend i J. C. MTLVEY, N. 0. M. M. MII.l.ER. F. S. ' V. S. FRENCH, R. S. ! O. K. S., ltoseliuri; Clinpter Xo. 8 i Holds their n'iriilar meeting on! the 1st and 3rd Thursday In i .'ach month. Visiting member In i good standing are respectfully Invited I to attend. MRS. N6RAH FLINT, W. M. FREE JOHNSON. Sec. 1 l.OVAI, OROKIl OF JIOOSE, Rose 1 lurg Lodge No. 1037. Meets every Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock In Maccabee hall. All lltlng brothers Invited to attend. , L. WIMBERI.Y. Dictator. H. O. PARUETER. Secy. KKIIKKAIIS, Roseburg Rebekah Lodge. No. 41. I. O. O. F Meet In Odd Fellows Temple every rncs.tay evening. Visiting sisters mil brethren Invited to attend i MRS. G. L. WRIGHT. N. 0. MISS ANNA FEROfSON. Sec. MRS. LVLf L1NDSEY, F. S. WOMF.X OF WtHtDcnAFT, LlUc Circle No. 49 Meets on the 1st and 3rd Monday erenlnfr of each r month at Odd Fellows' Hall, vtalt 1 Ing member In good standing are ) Invited to attend. MRS. MINN1H MATHBW8, 0. N. CLARA CAWLF1ELD, Cltrk. WOODMEN OP THE WORLD, Oak Canii No. 125 Meet Id the Odd Fellows' Hall In Roaeburg ererj 1st nnd 3rd Mondny evenings. Vlilt ng nelgk irs lways welcome. J. A. BUCHANAN, V. U. M. M. MILLER. Clerk. Review Want Ada. Bring Result. IT'S NEW The Electrical Oven This clever device lias been ui'lriminl with luctamatlua whep vor shown. It uses the pin n or lu at c)iisfrv;t ion much tlu . me i& th.it lu a fire less cnuktT. ' HiutinK eleint nt Is guaranteed for five years. S. II. GOODMAN Iln.sul-iiTg, Ore. Phone 57. Cor. Oak and Mn!n (treeU. Do You want tho best canned and gla goods on the market? If So then call on THE GROCERS mm stock NONE BETTER. There are nutT'v brands of c;nnt-l minds, but none are more I carefully sebcted nor prepared undiT lie i ter or innro sanitary condition!;. If vou h;io never tri.il lb.- I'llKHMIKKH STOCK. or.I'.- :i 1 cms I iirnrttMl t and oii w il. I." i i.in iin t-d that what is s.iid ln'if is tnin. T7ENDR1CK & Square Deal Grocers rhone B3. North Jackson St. New York Cafe ('linn Jo, Prop. Oi'l-.X I.1Y AND XIOHT. Meals at All Hour.. It. trulnr 'lenls 2i Cent r-iilrk.-n llr.ner S'iniiays. from 12 Ndi n to 2 P. M. i"Iioi Sii.'v. Noodles, Fresh Oyi t'r Fish. Ktc , all the tlne. f'ur. Jackson Washliton 8U. Good Trees cannot be grown, re gardless of the quality of the soil or care, un less you have the right kind of trees to begin with Come and See the kind of trees we sell before you buy. We guarantee you never sawaiy better. Prices Right Roseburg Nursery Co. K1TCH1N & BLACK Proprietors