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Children Cry m Hctchey's
mSJmXM thy A HIctI
OOARBY Rfl
BBERY
Ihe Kind You Have Always Bought, and which, has beea
in use for over thirty years, has borne the fiirnatiire' of
aild bns l)e(;n nl:'de under his per-
CJL-XrTf'y soml1 sunervi3i"n since its infancy.
VVtS7. Uow t deceive vn in ,M.
ii UHinicrieiis, imitations ana Jiist-as-fjood " ore
.experiments tnat trine witn ana endnnrar
Jnlants and Children Experience
I'Ul 11 MI S ItUHItKII l-CTK TltKV-
i II ill'' A 1,1.1 'i mniMi wiiii ii
'I'll K l,l II It 11 All 'Mil': IIAIlll
III' ( Alil'.VIVti .UMIlT U I I II
II I M.
almost
but
the health of
Experiment.
IS
vasiorm is a harmless substitute for Cr.stor Oil, Paregoric,
Drop? and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its
age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has
been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, flatulency,
Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Fovc-rishness arising
therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Dowels, aids
the assimilation of Food; Riving healthy ai.d natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
CASTOR! A ALWAYS
St Bears the Signature of
0 , ZSrftP-
In Use For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
xoti;i ,w;;m;i.'.vni rim.
t nj to mvktu: point
MYltTLK POINT. Or. Juni L'n.
A in on k Ihn iwrfonnrrn nf thi I't-n-(1
lot on H (HI ltd Ml some tin will ;
penr at tlu Myrtle l'nlnl n m 11 p mi
J II I V 4. fi 1111(1 (1, j,n Mil turn Hull
Hall, Wilkin WlllijintM, John S'-ufti.
KKtv Wllki-f, Can ult WIW-v H1:in
ohctt, Kcnnclli Kcnnnlv, ilth ox
Imrno, (N't)! LIihIhcv, SI win v I hi II.
Mnrlo Miill, Slim T.'il.ot, l!:ml M
(irath, Chfritfr ItoltiTtx, (Imilii
liei'd, Itahr KwitiK '"l iiumy dIIhtb
Kvory tim of tin"-' rtiltr. h:r rstiih
liHhffl a ronitniioi at I'nwlN'f tin mid
il her round u pK 1 hi 01m h mil l!ir
country where ir tli'lr tin men ji re
mentioned. There will nlsn 1h t v.
full cat lofwlH of row potih-s and w 'Id
horseit, itwludinu the fiintnus .Inlin
Spain BtrltiK of Iiowh. Mvriii- I'oMit
In milking jtN'Ht incpi'iattnim t-r ,111
enomuMin ei owd on nil I li n-e d; h
There will he lnmltu' hi Mir oveii
inic and tiianv other n ! f r;w-t inns. I'tei
ramp utmunlH and fn-e wood mid
water to those who wish it.
lvstrthlislie itei'ord
Minn Itentrh-e Wrlnht. w ho M
tendH the I'erdue hi Ih.hI, lost. No
I'M, lia est aid lulled ;t nti I hv
f.railiintiiiK from the eighth vi.ide tit
the JiKe of II yeaiit and tv-i uionili,
What Ik the dtfl'eretic e tit-l a
tludn aittl 11 tueiit iiuin?
witli . iin avorne.e of ltd per cent in
her st Hl She Is the flailKlltei' of
lofh U iliiht. of Hays Creek.
Uereii) .riiva!
M I'M. I,. J. Itedford, Drain; fi. K.
Daiuewond, It. C Carter, William
Splk-r. (llendale; K. ) .Kmery, Fred
Smilh. Marshlield; Carl O. Ijiiik,
Yonealla; K. II. Hedrtek, are amoim
Hi.- late ji i I ', ;ii - in the Craud hotel.
I.I. Hymn Itldwelt, J. U. Ilayeri,
lloaflhi; Kuhy t. Hurelnrd and Ris
ler, PoweiM; Harry . Slarfas. .Mrs.
ArniHtion and Hiriicr, I'oilland; Mr.
and Mis. .hud. Sphy.ni'-ssw, N'ort h
Yakima: W. Draper. Salem ; C. II.
ihll, Albany, are ainoiiK (lie late ar
ria!s ai the I'lnpoita hotel.
TRIED TO CUT COMMUNICATION
I'iiniffl All l!l:llH liosr 111 I llO
Vilarr' 'i Ho ol IColilifi-s W'ei'c
W uiiiHinl ly t'l nl Srolls
lnlIK All W'i'I'l 'ntllH'il.
Kir
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I'Mllli. wlm li-is
l-l-f. Mr . I). W. .'niilf. il. l.ll'l.-.l
lor Im-i limni- ut Snltii'rlin Imlav.
It'
Hit tlllde iliesr to kill, Imt Hie
meat man kill lo tlrs!
0'HC-: TO COM'lt ACTMim,
IIH.IIW Y CONSI Itl t'l ION.
ItiMmlas 4 "txitil 1 , Oregon,
Sealed I'Mls will tie received Ity the
Cniiniv Cm 1 it of I )on 1; la: Cminty,
Ore., at run rl house. ItoyolmrK. Ore
1:1111, al o'. ld. k p. 111., on th- l:!th
dav of .1 ul', I ; I for ura eliiin a
fi-rl inn n read he , ren Ihe punt I
olTife of I n oii ville and tln pieft .
elfite ef I'e I. lionr.las Cniility. Ore-j
(-on, The w ork in idv"4 approxt
iiiawdv i',;ir, miles of lirav.'liiiK, the
tinifts h'-ili mere pall ieit la I 1 V de-
scrihed a I nun Km;! peer's St a I ion
II j mi, whieh tiear.s S. 0 ih'KTees l!
liitlillles V. I '7 I leet mini tile .
W. corner of the Willis Ii. I.. C. No.
I '. in 'I'p - 7 -1 , to Kniiiet-r'.s Sta
ti.Mi I .':! ; I'li.l.
No hid will he considered mites
a ret 1 in 1 '.niied , v casli . a liidder 's1
hnild or eeilitied eln'i k fur an
amount eiial tn , I lea: t five ( I
Per rent ol tlie total ainoiilil oT (he
Intl.
A rnrp'O ale snrcty hrmd Will he
required t.-r tin. faithful peiform
aine of the renti'irl in n hiiui eipial
lo ope hall of the tnlal illlioillll ol
Ihe hid.
l'l.tte;, sperifh-.ttions, f.rtn of con
tra, t. pnp..val Planks and full hi
r0 Hi.itli.ll ler holders UliiV he oh
l.i ne.l al the (itfire ef the Ceun!v
( I'll, er the Ceuntv Ilea d iuat er at
Oneo there was n little calf
'Twniild make ou luui-h
To hear it bawl! that's Jialfl
Now we Hdl the hod
(IT Veal, well diesved.
It inukes a dnintv im al,
THAT'S AM.!
Kxcept n r"n'i:esiiiin -
in v oi is 1 ai. iii iii:.
The Kconomy Market
ffcMV Ki.ltllmffrn, .nin.. IM1..111. KM
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I : ii !ui 1 k, upon
l.'lhiw.
il r.-'i.-l to T.-J.-.-t
t'lii'-.iti ir tn jit'riMii
' I 'lnins,ils ili'l'Mli'il
n II I .
nl l V r
nil N l V
I! V M.ll .Mi, CiHIMtv .liiilci'
. f .l. .lotin, I i 1 in ii! 0-s ; 1 1 11 T .
1 1.1 w in '. . :n r. I '.'iiuin-. .iitln'r
t 1: II I .-;i. CiMllllV I'l.Tli
t.l .'nil.' 1 1'.. I'i I 'i
WMWMKIW' BHUMKJMMH
Iff HI' luH'lll.Asj
Dryer Stoves
. Tray Cloth
Valley Tin.
Santa Cement
I Camp beds, tents, etccomplete outfit
for AutoistsSpecblly low prices.
Gar Jen Hose, dV.rdcn Tools and
Lnvn Mowers.
S. B. CROUCH
Hardware, Tinware, Cranitcwaie, Kk
Sheridan Street Roscburg, Oregon
(l,(rt Untpqua Courier.)
!'! Traviek, an empjo.ie of the
rork quarry near lirandy liar on the
CmpMua itiver about six miles below
KeottritiuiK. was held up at the
i iiari'y Monday morn in 1; about 2 o'
tloek ty llireo men who carefully
planned the job, takliiK from Trav
iek about $I!mju, which he wan in the
ha bit of carrying around with hi:-.
it appears that four parties were
interested in the robbery direct
and Indirectly, tlx leader of the
K.t', heini,' one M ike Zelork, a
Creek, who had bean employed at
the ijuairy up to about tiie first of
May, when he quit work there and
bft. While there ho Jeiirned t!ie
habit that Traviek had of carrying
a liinie amount of money on IHh per
ron inaleaii of deposit itiK H tip
hank and, with the object of fcettin
possei-'sion oi' this money, Xeloek
planned the robbery. It appears thai
the tour Interested parties left Drain
some time Sunday u a laro Hudson
His. arriving near Seottsbur; in the
afternoon. Three of the parties left
Ihe anlo In charge oof one of their
inimb"r a short distance above that
town and proceeded to Kcoltsburg.
where they tinidoyeil Mr. Nelson, of
HcottshurK, to take them down the
river, irivini; out the Information
dial tli"y were on a fishing a nd
fainpi-i: trip and wanted to find n
t.uilable camping tround, one even
Mayini; thai he t-xpi-eted his wife to
short ly join them when I hey w ere
suitaldy located.
Alter pa ir.i" a hen one mih he
low l)d. SI en's place, ihey dismissed
Mr. Nelson and sent him hack, say
Inn Ihey could probably return by
boat . The point whore Mr. Xelson
left them is about a mile above the
quarry ami on the imo side til' the
ri er. A bout '' o'clock the follow
ing mom i im Tiavich was sudden I r
a akein-d in his cabin by a flash
lh:ht and a reidver in his face, lie
immediately 1; tabbed clock hv Ihe
wrist, I'eciitf ui.illK Who Ihe robber
, w j's. but he was pushed in the face
I hv the icoler. and hefoie he
enu Id recover, Zelock Krabbed Trav
i h s pa nls and, w ith his confeder-at'-fj,
nphed out of the door and
d isa p tea red in the dark iiesn.
The rohheiM had laid their plans
well, to make Iheir Ket-away. They
had turned all of Ihe boats al the
quarry loose in Ihe ii er. with t he
exception d the one thiil they v.t,.
to use in rettint; hack to Scot tshr va.
and had also, as the suppnred. rut
the telephone line so that Ihe alalia
could not be i ven to the oui.ed
points until thev were fairly on their
way. lint in (heir attempt to cut
the telephone line ihey made a lies
take which caused their undoing for
instead of cut I inn the telephone 1'ite
;ih they Intended, they cut the liht
line ned in the quarry. Therefore
w hen Tra ich :ae the nlarni, Mr.
M e 1 . r. -mi pei inien 'em of t he quar
ry, succeeded in ratsllli; Scot tstui ! t:,
K4-idport and I lai oiner, inform inn
tlie 1 ttiens of tao-ie towns oT what
had ha ppem d.
I'iiv.i'm w ere immediately oiyau
lei. T. II Andrews.. tiMice of the
pi a re at S ott; biiri;. depa I ied I'nt
pian. I'etersop and Kriam of that
))lace. 10 w a tch the In ml inn whirl'
below the town, lo which point 'he
!epu 1 ies iin media lei v went. Tut 111111
'einn armed with a slminun loaded
with lilt .hot and the other two with
rifv.
Sbnitlv iift-r taking (heir stations
a bit it w .11 hea 1 d 1 0111 inn up the
liver, but il did imi attempt to land
at the wharf, hut proceeded up t' t
1 i if on the opposite sole and a'-le-n
i'iei t ma lie a land in n abo". e
the niael t-ar n short dtan-e nl'inj
the wharf, but ewian to Ihe low tid,
t hey w ere una ble In do "o. capninn
Ihe 0, , 11 r.aiiti of (he boat to Nnd at
a d'f rent point than v 111 their in
tention The deputies had dis. ov
er, d them hen thev pasted all I.
cm mo: wlii'i'f the '.oat'- c 't'Mi.iilU
and. t be mo etl il "il
1 r and took a jioit on j
- near w here t he p.u l y 1
ui;epde to 1
l Hp ihe 1 i
III 'illnl :i II. .
T , left t he lioat iitpl sla ted lp to- j
i v .ii d-- I lie I 0.1 d 1 11 do Ol.; so 1 hey
? 1 bad to pa :.; within ahi ut : - yards)
X "' W here (be depq - .m , n e w ait inn j
for them and, as the came opposite i
J ( (M'e ,! ti e n e-l l'i ( to l!!i'lll to
J ti-t n i. ? r. toward the I ank j
I of the :if !-n iP.m Were ailed .
' b, it In I eo I t can OH W ,W KCll
T t 1 I1'.- CM'Mii'.oid. It Mph v,.,.neit to
I , .11. n ,.-.e Hi, !! ,1 I'hn ' shoti!
- v. e e ' o . d at the f , 1 mp.; men. wM.h
X I .- rv . I'd jo o e. f Inn ak Ml ef !
1 .1 ere v. en li, ir 1 and. n in-1
; t i-,'.d k W h '""'"'I
$ ' a v 1 , ! . n r ; ton u 1 !'.d i M II j
I 1 t: .n l a- rii'M-in 'd fr.11
' . ' ' 1 1 1 i 1.1 ,i!Mii : b 1 1 ''ii'. 1 i-ian ,
I f en ., an al el the d-i-or and '.
4 ' 1 1 im 1' :i. ' 1 1 i in 111 1 1 10:1 it a"
T ','.! ! 1 1 'i; b,.l had J ciie- j
T i e-1, .t 1 1 ' Mum on 1 of wlm-ii
I Ii. d s,mi r .l of the "bet in hi- Lark I
I t ei'ii 1 v la H i I
I ret) ei muatiou U' the
wtn. 00 a: 9. try wio, 'ouo4 upt a fair
wbi'.h Iq1 the qOI'u'-m at first
think vtiu; g;Lirs lv: u&vu t'i
'?l''.V, or riiiit ZelO'.-it the woun-Jvd
, man, had hidden it sumtwhei-e. In
I the meanllmc the ijue-jr action o
one of the ti-.putit-i uppoinred. iiy
Ju tice Andruwa, Kriam by nume
wlio was Afan at f ho place ot the
siiootini; to stop and pik up Fonie
;irtif!e, wi Icli afterwards proved
have. b"eii ire nion y. Kinully the
man was tal-.en into custody ami. 1
on examination ar.d search Ue:P?;
made of his room, over $ 0 J f 1 was
found on him and in hia room, a bK
pait of 11 benK loan i hidden in
raiaoi a w urn ne iia. it) po3s,?ssion
Ihe day alur t ho robnery. i'p
the t i me of 'he. pr-'f im. writ i
?0o has b'en recovered, and ft is
thought thai Kriam ha.i hid len the
.'emainder in soie.o other haaiti-
This 111:111 Kriam at one time worked
in thiu eilv for the Winchester Hay
Miiuijer 10., but littl? is known of
hi ii Mr. K'! st land stays that f I
injuivd uiMi will recover from Ins
InjurU s, i -it it wi!i be some li:ue
before he will be uble to sit down
to a meal.
Ze!,,.'k 'pressed himself as he
lm? very indignant at the posse all
shootitn; at him, slai'.pjf that h
wool i not l.ave treated oven a dot;
in t titti 111 inner. lie may j.ret ov
his ii.'l.mi!.':-!!! before he has oppor
tunity aaia to ro ) another man
The .0. n of the auto w hit h
hroanht 'he parties vho dpi the ro
Id ue, to Keti .ishu r chi !ms to bo in
noeenl. ilaininK that he was hired
in 1'ortlanil :o br:ni thoni to brain
and ScoottsbiifK, and that they were
to pay hi: fco much an hour for the
trip, but nevertheless all parties are
now in t - I'd 0,1 y and pi idjably new
developim ntr will appear.
Many cupiovs ai afloat coneprn
ItiK the robbery, aitu dd Uepy
Scottshum was never so rudely
awakened irin -e rhe "d iv. of old
and the day of sold' as it was last
Monday, and many moons will pas-f:
before the in -ident will I t ior:oi.-
ten and the or cased Iti be t.-td
and retohl of how "we cniMht tbe
robbers of "Itruidy liar ((tinr.-y "
LODGE CARDS
4. F. A. M., Laarel Lotl No. If.
Regular Communlcatlona 2nd and
fourth Wedneeda'ya each monta at
llaaonlo Temple, Roaeburg, Or.
Vlaltori welcome.
GUY COIiDON, W. M.
W. P. HAKH1S. Becj.
li. P. O. Elks, Hosebarg Lodge, No.
HttO. Holda regular communica
tions at tbe Elks' Temple on the
2nd and 4th Thuridaya of each
month. All metuberB requested to
attend regularly, and all vlsttlm
brothora are cordially Invited tf
attend.
11. J. HILDEHUKN, E. II.
1HA li. RIDtiLK, Secretary.
KAGI.FA, Kosenurg Arle meeta In
their ball on Jackson St., on 2nd
and 4th Monday evenlnga of each
mouth, at 8 o'clock. Visiting breth
ren In good standing always wel
come. K. P. CLARK, P. W. P.
VICTOR J. MICKLLI, W. P.
li. F. GOODMAN, Secy.
Phone M 183.
L O. O. V., I'hlletaruui Lode No. a
Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple,
eornor Jackson and Casa Sta., on
Saturday evening of each week.
Members of the arder In ood
standing are Invited to attend.
HORACE C. IIKKO, N. O.
A. J. GEDOKS, Hoc. Secy.
J. B. BA1LET. Fin. Secy.
L O. O. t lUsIng 8tar Ixxlge No. 174
meeta In the Odd Fellowa Temple
every Friday evening. Visiting
brethren always welcome.
FOSTER UL'TNER, N. 0.
CARL W. OHMA.N, Kec. 8ecy
M. FICK LB. F. 8.
L O. O. V., Union Armuipment No. .
Meets In Odd Fellows' Tsniple,
very Thurnday evening. Visiting
brethren always welcome.
J. II. IIAILEY, C. P.
HORACE HERO, II. P.
OLIVER JOHNSON, H.
JAMES EWAHT. F. S.
KNIGHTS OK PYTHIAS, Alphi
Lodge No. 4 7, meets every Wed
nesiiay evening Cor. Jackson and
Cass Sts. Vlnttor nlwavs welcome
D. N. iaiSENHAKK, C. C.
CHAS. F. HOPKINS, M. F.
E. E. WIMUERLT, K. R. S.
LOYAL Oltli:it OK JIOOSE. Roso
burg Lodgo No. 1037. Meets on
the second and fourth Wednesday
evening ot each month, at 8
iVIni'k in the liur liull All
visiting brothers Invited to attend.
C. W. Cl.OAM-:, Dictator.
11. O. PARGETER, Secy.
O. R. H., Itiisohurg diapter No.
Holds their regular meeting on
the 1st and 3rd Thursday In each
month. Visiting membvrs In goad
standing are respectfully invited
to attend.
M US. CARRIE HELL, W. M.
FREE JOHNSON, Secy.
It.j'ilieJ
UKUEKAIIS, Kosebur Rebekal
LodKe, No. 4. I. O. O. V. Meets
In Odd Fellows' Temple ever
Tuesday evening Visiting slstun
and brethren Invited to attend.
MISS m.ANCHE REED, N. 0.
MRS. HEI.l.E STEPHENSON, SOC.
DEI.I.A 1. LEWIS. F. S.
WOODMEN OF T1IK WOULD, Obi
Camp No. K'. Meets In the Odd
Fellows' hall In Roseburg ever?
1st 3rd Monday evrnlnns. Visit
Ing neighbor alwavs welcoma.
11 CAR KICK, C. C.
M. M. Mll.l.KU, Cerk.
NKKillllOltS OK WOOIHUAFT,
Lilac Clrle No. 4 9 Meets on the
1st and 3rd Monday evening of,
each month at Odd Fellows' hall. I
Visiting members In good stand
Ing are Invited to attend.
EDITH CHURCHILL. O. N.
T1LXJB I. JOHNSON, Clark. I
fi r v, sivit ft t
ILtv,, . ti - lis
lit I , I -7 ( f
f.S v-vo-w j v V v H fr I
; uMta!& llift-? r lie!'
fv V ,7: . T" i ,tT'svJ t w - ! that destroj American It
it i , St ' - Al ,,i liictn c inil Irmer
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THE FACTORY
AND THE HOMG
Americans have a
patriotic pride in a
state of industrial
prosperity that sup
ports American stand
ards of living. Coupled
with this is an inborn
distrust of policies
that destroy American
industries and lower
the standards of Amer
ican life. The big gear
wheel and the Ameri
can Lagle are emblems
that stand for protec
tion to the factory and
the home and for the
workers who toil in
the one and live in the
other,
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Osteopaths Attend .Vleelinu
.More than 100 asti'iiiiiithie physi
cians and HiiiKemis altcnilt'd the INI!i
i Ji l ll ii 1 convention of California oh-
teoopaths .liiHt cloned at l.o.i Aih'j'Ii h.
Every stale In the Went was repro-
Henteil, lhos-e uoiiii; ironi Oieuon he-
Ins Dr. S. L. Del.app. of lto.s.'l.ui'!;:
hr. C. inn! Ei a M. t'l.i '.y.v. ol
M.-iir.inl: Dr. Il. nry 11. i il. of
l'onl::ll.. :iii1 Dr. Mury M . .Mill shull.
ol' .Mliany. A n v 1 1 ri-'.a 1 1 i.:i I itm in
rluilingr all the Weitrni s'(U'S v;i
perl'r".'l.il arid xs-ill he liiinun as tin
W'e-I.'l n O ol'.lthi.' A-m i.:t;otl.
WASHINGTON. .Iline 16. Repre
sentative Ilawli-y today introduced
a hill nppnipriiitini; $2. .'00, 000 for
the RooM'veli hiKlnvay in Oreson
and authoi izini; Ihn secretary of
war to ani'i'l all eipial alliount re-i-elltlv
voted hy the people ol' that
slate.'
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