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.-.-. i : . " ' ' r . A , 0 CULTIVATORS We carry a large stock of Disc, Springtooth and other cultiva- J Jf BARKER (tb CO tors for orchards and gardens. Our prices are the lowest implements and Vehicles. Roseburg, Or. 1 1 KMCLAM) CX)MMKNT8 OX W'B NEW TAH1FF BILL. No such joy is auarent In the Kng llsh press as critics of the new tariff bill have led us to look for. Predic tions that our factories will emigrate to Knglund would make u strong article, but the Knglish papers are not making any such forecasts. In ' stead, we find the expectation voiced by some that lo.wer tariffs will turn America Into a great exporting coun try, threatening Britain's place In the world'B trade. One of the most eml-' nent economists in England Is Mr. I.. O. t'hlozza Money. M. 1'., who has hud much influence in reforming the Hoard of Trade Returns and Is a prolific writer on economics, lie con tributes an article to the London Dally News In which he bids the free traders to moderate their transports over the Underwood bill. Thus we read: "1 am sorry to see so many people hastily jumping to the conclusion that America's move toward free trude Is a magnificent thing for llritlsh exporters. It is a conclusion of a very crude character, and those who have arrived at it show that they do not understand the respec tive parts which British free trade and American high protection played in building up British exports. The truth of the matter 1b well under stood and exprest by Mr. I'nderwood. chairman of the ways and means committee of Congress, in his state ment which accompanied the new Democratic tariff. 'The future growth of our I American) great in dustries lies beyond the seas,' said Mr. Underwood, and he argues that the reformed turiff will fit the American manufacturer to capture the world's markets." Kugland has hitherto exported twice as much as America, and why, he asks. Protection has created "ar tificially high prices" In raw materi als and manufactured articles, so that "America is handicapped In com peting with European manufactur ers." The consequences of the Un derwood bill are thus outlined In their effect on English Industries: "It the new Democratic tariff be comes law, the handicap of the American exporter will bo partly re moved. Many important materials will be put on the free list, and the duty on others will be greatly re-, dured. That will make a world of difference to American competition. una u win not muae u easier, uui in some cases more difficult, for the British manufacturer to enter the American market. It Is perfectly true , that In certnln cases our exporters 1 will find an immediate ndvantage, but let no one Imagine that In the long run the breaking-down of the American tariff harrier, if It event ually proves to be that, will help to expand British trade. On the con trary, regarding the markets of the with the world," the London Dully world as a whole, the American ex- News observes: ported will be assisted to a larger "The American business men I. me share of It, and we will lose part of now to fare that ordeal. They will what we should have had If Amerl- not surrender to the necessity H Il ea n high protection had remained." out a great fight, but they will, we This opinion Is shared by the Lon don Saturday Review, which gives a long account of the provisions and tendency of the bill, and proceeds: "How about foreign competition? What will be the effect of the lower tariffs on European trade, and on Canada, the West Indies, and Aus tralia? So far as this country la' concerned we are not sanguine tha SHAKE INTO YOUR 8H0E8 Allen's Foot-Eue,the ftntleptic powder. It r Ik'vw plnf u I uniting, LpndtT.ntrvouf ttt, ind Instantly tke the Ming out of corn, and bunion. 1H the erraU'Kt comfort dincovery of the ago. All-u Fool-Kate make tight or new ahor feel ev. ltitacertaln n-liel f or aweatlne calloaa. wutleti.timltaciunKfrct. A I war It to Break 1q New Bboea, Try 1 1 to-dap. Sold every here, 1 CU. Itont aeerpt any ittbttihtte. Tot KKKBtrlftl package iddxvM Alien B. OLauled, Lt Koy, N. V. Stop! Look! Listen! And read every word of this. Would you be willing to pay 30c for any article regularly costing 75c? That Is just what you will do If you subscribe for tht Womans' Magazine Within the Next Ten Days 1 have made special arrangements with the New Idea Pattern Co. io take subscriptions for their fashion magazine, the leading niaga :ln of its kind. As a special induceiiienl 1 will giv . PvPtP Your choice of any New Idea V ICC Pattern with each and every ubscription received by Saturday. ome m and ask about it, information cheerfully given Phone in your order. TERCINSKI'S A "STORE FOR EVERYBODY" believe, be beaten, for In PrcHhltMit Wilson America hutt discovered a man who means everything he tmys and who has won the confidence of the country. And we do not doubt that In the end the result will be bene ficial to Industry as It will be to the A m e lieu u consumer. Its effect on this country remains to be seen. Many years ago li lad stone predicted ii v rim tori ill uri vnnlH trs will aprrilM pu urmawj nuusu i r (ra.u Fnrmoriv i h trtff unchallenRed until the Tnlled States was excessive; the reductions will still leave It effective to bar any con Hi de ruble increase In manufactures. The Ihn u-nnl ni'hoil ulii . wAn I. . klAali. nt nna .Aiinlri- intiia n oil- truili r rrm t no If ru ii I nrn so id uivpoiub l"llu area: but when we note that the Inrg-!"1 the expense of others, but to all est reductions are to bo made in the .cumm i uie u im.ius ui- yarns, and progressively smaller re-!"""0' Ql'AKTKT OK (lOTHAM 1HII.H K OKAKTKHS ARB fO.NVKTKII UV Jl'KY. adopted free trude, and that then It ' would bo seriously threatened. We our exports of'1'0 not 'ar ,nB competition so long drastic cut In a" we retain tne system mat nas muv uiimiiinte Drougnt us anunaam prosperity, r roe NKW YORK, May 6. James P. Thompson, James E. HuBsey, John J. Murtha and Dennis Sweeney, the four demoted ollce Insiiectors, charged with conspiracy to obstruct Justice, were convicted by a Jury In the Bu lerlor Court tonight. The penalty for obstruction of Jus tice Is one year In Jail or a fine of $50tl or both. It was reiKirted that the jury required only one ballot to reach its decision. I list I ret Attorney Whitman and his assistants produced evidence to show that the four plotted to buy tho silence of George A. Slpp. a re sort keeper, through bribing him to flee the state last December, after he had told the aldermanlc commit tee that was Investigating the police department that for years he had made monthly payments to the police for protection of bis resort. Cure for Momarh Disorders. Disorders of the stomach may be avoided by the use of Chamberlain's Tablets. Manx very remarkable cures bare been effected by these tab lets. Bold by all dealers. C ERY LITTLE BIT HELPS FOR CARNIVAL QUEEN One vote with each 5c purchase; 25 votes with each Sr. 00 purchase at Johnson's Drug Store 31 North Roseburg, durtlons In the more fully finished categories of manufactured cloths, there Is some reason to fear that, as with Germany, an increased Im portation of yarns may be accom panied by a serious reduction in the quantity of cloths, The reductions are not designed to aid Bradford, but New England." Some advantage will, however, nc crue to Panada, continues this puper: "Canada, on the other hand. Is likely to derive much benefit from the proposed free Importation of corn and meat, and the large reductions In the principal farm and forest pro ducts. The introduction of the new tariff is the fullest Justification of Canada's determined refusal two years ago to endorse the reciprocity policy favored by the Laurier gov ernment. Practically all that was then offered by tho United States In return for material concessions and political sacrifices by Canada is now offered free. Mr. Borden should find his position In Western Canada con siderably strengthened by the turn events have taken; and in advocating his great imperial policy In that part of the Dominion ho ought no longer to find himself addressing a com munity torn between conflicting emo tions of sentiment nnd Interest. The gradual reduction of tho sugar duties may also confer groat ndvantage on the West Indies, tho It remains to be seen whether they can recover any of the foothold which they had In 1900." Americans who expect the new tariff to lower the cost of our daily bread will be interested in this para graph from the London Pull Mall Uazotto: "Those who have not read the tariff draft carefully appear to have jumped to Hie cnnclusinn that It pro vides for the 'abolition of food taxes.' If they look again they will rind that a duly Is retained upon flour against all countries which do not themselves give free entrance to that commodity. In these circum stances it will take some research to discover where a single barrel of flour is to come from that can enter America free of duty even If Presi dent Wilson's tariff were to puss without modification. In any circum stances the conditions of the 1'iiited Statea and of Creat Britain are so vitally different that the question of taxing foodsturfs involves no com mon Issues." On President Wilson's remnrk In his message about "the boasted genius of America" becoming "afraid to go out Into the open and compete The London Chronicle sees bene fits for every one in the provisions of the new bill, both In America and abroad: "The main feature Is the enor mous mnrket which they will open in the l ulled Stntes for Imports both of raw materials and of manufactured articles, and the great lowering which they must effect In tho Ameri can cost of living. Wool nnd meat from Australasia, lumber from Can ada, potatoes from Ireland, manufac tures from Kugland what a de stroying avalanche it must appear to protectionist minds. How they must tremble for tho future of American industries! Even so when railways were Invented, men trembled for the future of carts and wagons, little foreseeing that where the new sys tem displaced one. It created a do mand for a dozen. Today with more experience behind us we ought to see more clearly, and realize that the freeing of American trade can not be at America's expense, but that the stimulus given by It to world-produc-tiou must bo greutest of all in the I'nited Stules themselves." Literary Digest. LODGE CARDS A.F. A A. M. LAUREL LODOK, No. IS. Regular meetings cm the second and fourth Wednee lays of each month at Masonic Tem ple, corner Jackson and Case. Sojoar- oers invited to attend. . W. GROVES, W. M W. F. HARRIS, See. n. P. O. GLKB, Roeebnrg Lode, No. azs Holds regular couimunl cations at the Elks' Temple 00 the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month. All members requested to attend regularly, and all visiting brother are cordially Invited to at tend. BINDER HKRKANN. K. R. H. C. SLOCUM. Becretair. DEGREE OF HONOR, Mystic Lodge No. 13 Meets Ind and 4th Mon day evenings of eaoh month to the Odd Fellow's Temple. Visiting members are cordially Invited to at tend. ADA LAMPSON, C. of H. E. H. LENOX, Ree. MAUD KIRK, Receiver. IWI.I.INU HAllt. Many People lluve a Klmple Way of Stopping It. fancy and staple groceries always on hand at the ,ST SIDE GROCERY ,t money can buy and In addition to right prices we guar quallty. Save time and money by trading with us. 0 WELL & FOSTER 9 WEST ROSEBURG, ORE. 1 mercial Abstract Co. tct of Titles BluePrints Filing Papers, Etc. I WILL CO ON YOUR BOND Conveyancing ROSEBURG, OREGON ce , BUILDING a Thing of heal com fort. A spectacle frame that lias two easy fitting pads upon which the weight of the lenBes reBt and stay in place, too. A. S. HIEV CO., Opticians. It was Dr. Sangerboiid, of Paris, who first discovered that dandruff and fulling hair wero caused by a microbe. And now that Parisian Sage, the remedy that kills dandruff germs is sold in every town 111 America, the clean people of this count ry have awakened to the fact that dandruff is 11 u necessary; that fulling hair and Itching sculp call be quickly stopped, and that people who use Parisian .Sagf will never grow bald. To every readfi' of the ltelew who wishes to iTnilicilc disgusting dan druff, stop Hilling hair, and have an Immaculately clean scalp, free from itchiness, wo make this offer: Parisian Sage is sold hy dniKKlsts everywhere for Till cents a lari:e bot tle. It is an ideal, daintily pcrt'iuncd hair dressing, free from grease and stickiness, and will cause hair to grow lustrous and luxuriant. Sold nnd gilaranti'i-d by I lie lied Cross Pharmacy. EAGLES, Roseburg Aerie meets la .heir ball on Jackson St,. Ind una 4th Monday- evenings of each month, at 8 o'olook. Visiting breth ren In good standing always welcome. C. P. LEWIS, W. P. B. F. GOODMAN, W. Sec. Phone M 183. I. O. O. F., Rising Star Lodge No. 174 meets In the Odd Fellows Temple every Friday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome, R. C. AGEE, N. O. W. 8. POWELL, R. 8. M. FICKLE, F. S. I. O. O. F., Union Encampment No. 9 Mcetj In Odd Fellows Tempi' every Thursday evening. Visiting brethren nlways welcome. E. N. EWART, C. P. J. E. PICKENS, R. S. JAMES EWART. F. 8. FOR BUM CHKAP. House partially finished; - will finish It to suit purchaser. Tens: One-half cash, balance on monthly Installmenta. Page Investment Oo 708 No. Jackson St. Douglas County Creamery batter only 70c a two pound square. Ask your grocer for It. Patronise home Industry. I. O. O. F PliilcUrim Lodge No. Meets In Odd Fellows Temple, corner Jackson and Cass Sts., on Saturday evening of each week Members of the order In good stand ing are Invited to attend. J. C. MULVBT, N. O. M. M. Mil. I. Bit. F. S. V. S. FRENCH, R. 8. WOKK Plt(Milti:ssi.(i ON 1:1 ;i-:n !:- mis ii.w LINK. Sutherlin Wine Co. The Summertime is here, The proper time for beer. Mail your order or Phone 51 While this adv. appearB superior claret 2, Sherry 2, Port 2. An gelica I. Muscat I. Mission 1, To kay I, Heisling 1, Saulurn 1, full quarts, 3-year-old California wine delivered freight prepaid, 8.1.50. Portland Journal: "Cond pronri'ss Is being made mi the Kuu'-ne-t'iMis Hay line, but It will take fully a v.-.ir to complete It," saiil Vice Pn'sid'-nt I K. K. Calvin, of the Southern Pacltlc. j this morning. Mr. Calvin hits just i completed a lour of lusperlitiu of (lie1 work between Kug-in- and Cardlticr j and then came 011 I'liriLtud lo spend three fir four davs ilispecl iiig Snulll-j em Pacific prtip'ii ies here. "I did not ll!le thin1 tu no to Coos May this trip." eoiiliniicd Mr. Calvin.) "but it is only a slmrl tune since I visited that part 11I' the rniintiy, so my intention 1 h is time was only to luspeii the tlistan-c lietwreii Kilgelie unci CnrdiiM't. My visit here is of no signifii mice lull jusl an ordinary occasional tour of Inspection, and I have no new aniiotinceuii-ut to give to the public." Mr. Calvin savs work is progress ing on the Natlull-Klaliialll rut-off. but lie is unable to I'il how soon Hits line will be completed and ready for operation. "U s a !IK I'l'njert," said Mr. Calvin, "and I can't say when It will be completed." o llest Medicine for Colds. When a druggist recommends a remedy for colds, throat and lung troubles, you can feel sure that he knows what he Is talking about. C. Lower, druggist, of Marlon, Ohio, writes of Ir. King s New Discovery: "I know Iir. King's New Discovery Is the best throat and lung medicine I sell. It cured my wife of a severe bronchial cold after all other reme dies failed." It will do the same for you If you are Buffering with a cold or any bronchial, throat or lung cough. Keen a bottle on hand ail tho time for everyone In the family to use. It Is a home doctor. Price .".Oc and $1.00. (iiiarantced hy all druggists. D O. E. 8., Roscborg Chapter No. 8. I Holds their regular meeting on ' the 1st and 3rd Thursday In Uach month. Visiting members In ) eood standing are respectfully Invited I to attend. I MRS. NORAH FLINT, W. M. i Fit EE JOHNSON. Sec. LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE, Rose. burg I.odge No. 1037. Meets every Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock In Maccabeo hall. All visiting brothers Invited to attend. L. WIMBERLY. Dictator. H. O. PAROETER, Secy. I Ho, yc of weak soles, come to S08 j N. JackBon street and get them done with good material and at a fair j price. Also washing and Ironing i nently and well done, called for and delivered. D. Davis. djll KEIIKKAIIN, Roseburg Rebekah I.odge. No. 41, I. O. O. F. Meets In Odd Fellows Temple every Tuesday cvculng. Visiting sisters and brethren Invited to attend. MRS. O. L. WRIGHT, N. O. MISS ANNA FERGUSON, Bee. MRS. LULU L1ND8EY, F. 8. WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT, Lilac Circle No. 49 Meets on the 1st and 3rd Monday evening of each mouth st Odd Fellows' Hall. Visit ing members In good standing are invited lo attend. MRS. MINNIE MATHEWS. O. N. CLARA CAWLFIELD. Clerk. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD, Oak Camp No. 125 Meets In the Odd Fellows' Hall In Roseburg every 1st and 3rd Monday evenings. Visit ing neigh. lors Iwnys welcome. J. A. BUCHANAN, C. C. M. M. MILLER. Clerk. H.J. Dcnn Transfer Company Household goods, piano, baggsge, lumber, wood and a general transfer business. Baggage checks called for. all goods carefully handled. Charges reasonable. Office phone, 102; residence phone, 196-L. Roseburg, Oregon. Things to Remember When Shopping in Roseburg Oregon, That the r nn ) n I f6 BUSY STVRES -4 Is the Place to Buy Ladies Combination Suits Lace and Embroidery Trimming 69c 98c Made of Fine Embroidery Flouncing $1.98 Ladies' Princess Slips Lace and Embroidery trimming . 69c 98c Fine Swiss Emhroidery Trimming . $1.23 $1.49 $1.69 $2.49 Silk Finished in Collars and White Lace and Em broidery trimmed 98c $2.49 Ladies' Corset Covers Plain White Mnslin..9c Lace-Embroidery trim49c Brassieres Embroidery trimmed 25c 49c Ladies' Muslin Drawers Kmbroidery Trimmed 25C 39C 49C . 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