Evening Roseburg review., September 21, 1904, Image 4

A.
The Kintl You Ilavo Always Bought, nnd which Iins been,
lu tiso for over 30 year.'!, lias boiii9 tho signature of
.- una 1ms been mures miller Tiis ycr-
jiy- HDiinl KiipcrviHioii since Its infancy.
SX -SctcAfli Allowno one todocclvo you in tliis.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Jiist-ns-pfoml" are hnfc
lOxiierinicnts tiiat triilo wlili and cnilaii;;,r the health of
JnlUnts ami Children KxperieiHxs nguiust U.vperimeut.
is
Castoria is a linrniloss substitute for Castor Oil, ParO
goric, l)i'(is and .Siiothiiiff Syrups. It is I'loasant. It
contains neither Opium, Moi-plihio nor otlii-r Xaicotie
ulHtaiiee. Its nfro is its jjiiiirant :;. It destroys Vornm
mid allays Feverishaess. It enrf s Diarrlnea and AVind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troui'les, cures Constipation
nnd Flatulency. It assimilates tint Food, regulates tho
Stomach and Uowcls, iviviiiic hcaHliy and natural sleep.
Tho Chiltilcn's Panacea 'I'he Met Iter's 1'rieud.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Lears tlie Signature of
J
Tiie Kind You Have Always Bought
in Use For Over 30 Years.
Till CENTAUR COMMNV, TT
9THCI.T. NIW VOHK C1TV.
IN
LAND FOR SALR
Here 1h the tfrvntOHt snap on tlio list. 0 acres of laml ; (rood house of fivtl
room a, eon! U00, smtill hnrn and nil ncceHHary outbuilding; 1 acre in orchare
and 1 acre in hLrawhcrrioa. Lien on county road, iiiUh to rail road station, '4'
utile to achuM, f miles front ItoseburK. This id une ol the iiifent little homes in
the county and dirt cheap, only 12"i).
Here is a good homo at a reasonable h Kit re. ISit acres 71 miles east of
Jloeeburi;. 1HI acres (arm land, balance good pasture, all fenced aud eruHs-teneed,
Good Iioubo nl seven rooms, ood barn, 75x40, 'and all necessary outbuildings
alxmt two acres in orchard, mixed Iruit; well watered by creek and springs, and
plenty of timbur. S bool ' mile, poHLoltico anil stora 2 miles. Nicely located on
co.inty rend; beautiful view from plauo, j-oud level road to eity. This is an idea
homo. "KStftfT:
Here in a nood home and dirt ebenp; 210 acres 12 miles west of Koseburg ;
lt under fence, 70 acres of plowed land, balance wind pasture, well watered and
flenty of nood timlMT ; fair bountiof six ro:niB, fair barn and all necessary out
uildinus; tt acres in orchard ; l4' mile to school and postnllice. Price $ HiOO.
Here ve home-Heekers read this! A snap. IS ai res 1'4 miles from the
city of Uoaeiiurn on tlie hnnkw of the Umpinia rivar. Good house of six rooms,
also (timimir kitchen with celhtr, small barn and all necessary outbuilding, ttood
fnniily orchard, acre in strawberries, and 9 acres of the tlnefit purden land in
Oregon ; gond Hi-rim: aud web .ind plenty ol timber. This is un ideal home.
:itH acrtH of land, l-'J acres of thii laml is rich bottom land, no better in the
state balance hill land, pned pasture anil plenty of timber, 10 miles from H one
bit r'. Good house ol Nix rooniH, one house of threu looms, two good barns" and
all necessary out bniidinns ; hop drier on plane ; plenty of fruit for family nue;,!
Diilo to school ; ft miles to K. H. station, pood road to the same; uood lishery on
?lace. Thii is one amony the b'nt farms in IVumlas county in fact a perfect
arm. Of the attove described tract, 122 acre is tine laud for alfalfa and clover.
A perfect home fib acres, three miles from Koseburg on county road. Al
iiuuTtl ; 'A) acres in benriiiK urchard ; live acres in yountr orchard; 5 acres in
grain ; 26 acres pasture, well watered, and plenty of timter for home use. (.iood
two story Iioiiwo rontahiiuK 1) riwuns. hard finished; ti'tod barn, oOx'.'U, with bifi
abed on one side ; all mu.ewury onlbuildinps. lieantifnl view o; the city from
fl.e alto sot iMTs' home. This is an itleal home. Price $,utX). llniiw cost
'fSt(KH). , itfxst roail ami a nice drie to the city. One half down and balance in
two Tears time.
Wo H. lu) arrw; 40 acres tencM, 30 acres in cultivation. Small house and
barn, small orchard, plenty of ood mountiiin water and lots of pood timter. A
Anemouutain range tor stkadjoiniiiH. This is a nice little stock ranch. Twelve
miles from city, two miles from school and four miles from postoltice. Price, 1500
A nice borne containing HO acres, all fenced and rross-feneed. Forty acres
mp, 15 in fruit and bataiuo good pasture; well w.iteretl and plenty of good
timter. Mile and a half to school, (Mist-oiVn-e, store end K. K. station. Fair
house of a x roouis, turn ami all necessury outbuildings. One span of horcs,
two sets of hariifss, two wagons, two top buggies, three cows, two calves, i0
ihtrken. I- turkea, lit hogs, and all funning and household goods t)o numerous
to mention. Fight miles from iCosehurg. F.vervthing goes for fuOO; fJlHKl
down, balance on easy term. This is a iHrfect home ami dirt cheap.
lt-0 acres of land I. miles from Koseburg, all fenced and cross-fer.red, gtHxl
hottseof seven rooms, barn ami all nm'ssary oiit-tuililings, young orchard, just
beginning to ln-ir. of 150 tnes of all kinds of fruit; small grape vineyard and
plenty nl sm,ill fruit. 20 acres in cultivation ; about l.tHKl.OOO feet of timUr, oak
nd fir; a line mountain stream running through place large enough to run a
' naw-niib si months in (lie year. Two miles to postoltice and store. A tine
' Stock range joining place; tine, healthy location; plenty of good mountain water;
good fishing and hunting. Price $h00.
10 acres of land lying on top of Camas mountain ; house and nam; no other
Improvements; fair stock range and at least S.OOu.OOO feet of good timber, lying
in county rnad and K. K. survey. Price $I,0tH).
lne ol the bent fruit orchanls in Mougias county, containing 50 acres of good
tWht bottom land, :trHH choice prune trees, and UhHl apples, pers and H'acties.
Handy to school, xtstotlict ami telephone, and well Uvatcd. Only &(HM for the
nice income-pay nig proHirty. This offer only holds gmnl for a short time,
flora is a nargnin. One of the greatest of your life. Don't fail to Invest.
This ofler can't lie Irnat in Douglas county, (lot) acres of land three mites from
Row burg. Fine living stream running through place, lotsot gootl timlvr, in fact
nonrii to pay for the place twice over if put on the miirket heie in Koseburg ;
m on county ms d nood, level road to town. This is A No. 1 stock ranch.
Hero is a dandy home of 100 acres, all good furm land, 4 miles from
Roeehnnr. 4 utile to It. K. station, 4 nrle to school, !iis on county road, alt
4en-6kl, fail house, ti00 Ivaring fruit irees. Price 10 mt acre.
. i., Here IS anoiner --o acres iiiuvh iroin iviwnnrK, no inin'ih fut-uiy ui
itmWT and water, 100 acres can be cultivutel, buhiuce A No. 1 pasture. No
buildings en place, lies on county roail. rnce -uo per acre.
also 20 acres all fenced, fair house, 000 tearing 'ruit trees, I sere in
atrMwherrtcs ; '1 miles from Koseburg, l mile to school. This is s nice oieco of
laud and veil located. All hoiuchold (uriiiture goes with place. Price fl.VK.
No. 10. 100 acres, tt miles front city. Fenced but no other improvemen
Flwt class land and well located Two and a hulf miles from railroad station
mvfourth mile fmm school, and one and onfonrth miles from postoltice. Well
watered and plenty of timlter. Price wr acre.
A nice little home lyuii on (he smith of the Unipntia rivor near KeMogt?
int;itning W ncn's ; tine Halting and hunting; soni g:od saw timlvr on place
jkrmt 12 mile Inim Oakland price l.t0ti. (tne-thirddow n, one-third in one
mr and one-Kurd in two y;trH itt live per cent interc-t. Nw here is a ciiattc
to jet goo-l little home cheap and on e ny 'erms. U tv.its t tking up a home
itesJ. A per ice t lit tie heme of ur a rc, in t'.e cit v n! K.i-'utri; ; ir.tti.l h mse and
rw I 'm n an I all net e--irv out iMtildMi -; a line spntitt "I n :tier on phu -' ; a tine
Vie 'v-r the cit v ; Home orchard "ii pla- ; if c ; I fit -choU inrml :re : cliickeiH,
Irtcubiitors fni'ii.v ut-Nft s an-l -th.er thim.'s !.. .uineri to men-ton. Fir-?
feM oi i his ntc:: lit lie hiMue is ."j.h. We ill s.-M tho l-.oie out ."it Ur S.VOO : vou
cutt't reali.e wht w me ottVuiig you without invei'tigating. This is a snap
don't overio 'k it.
A pnbvt liMtne of 10' tcri H "!'e fi -;n citv, on conn I y roa 1 ; gol .ho.!
Flore pMtt.lice and bl-tckinith shop mitetntiu place; g 1 !ioue n( rooms
I (; bfti and grai.arv, tu ail nc, c--.rv out buildii-i.", tf1 "'d orchard of 7 acr.'s :
n) A No. 1, hnd ; It. II. station Jf . mil- s. Th follow im; docril-cd projH'ity goe
nh the plflee: hor-os, i hea.l of c:ttle, I line llerkshire ow, I w.vu, I hack.
"I is ol harness, - plows, i cn'tixator. 1 disk cutter, I harrow, . interest tu
ruler, mower and rake, -V or HO tons of hav and what grain there is on place
ienold; I fruit dryer, lots of small fruit and grapes.
UIC12, Ileal Instate Agent, Roseburg
THROWN UPON THE STAGE.
Tbo Way KuicIImIi AaUloncea Reivard
I'onlnr l'ln-T With Utttu.
There havo lately lu the provinces
been several sensational nights at
prominent then tern when to mark the
last performance of a local pantomime
all maiiuei of (,'lfts have been thrown
uiion the stin,'e for tlie benefit of popu
lur performers.
All those (icciuninloO for Iouk with
the inner life of the theatrical profes
sion eun tell some remarkable stories
of the.se (rifts cast upon the slime. The
most celebrated and universal of these
relates to a lady who once held the
main portion of the lease of a promi
nent London theater. While this lady
was still an Heiress only and not a
liiitniijron'KS, an nclress of prent talent
and beauty, there was one nljlit on the
Just production of the piece a small
bouquet east upon tlie si aire nt her
feet. Attached to the bouquet was a
small Russia leather card case, and In
side tills wen.' bunk notes to tho value
of l,ooo exactly. On no fewer than
seven different occasions, with a toler
ably Iouh; Interval between, did tho
same thin occur, and the lady, as al
lcjrfd. hns never from that day to this
discovered who her admirer was,
though all manner of romantic conjec
tures were made at the time.
Even within the last few weeks an
unknown elderly ironilemnn threw an
envelope weighted with pennies and
containing a live pound note to a tiny
child erforndn in a London subur
ban pantomime. Some theaters have
been celebrated for their jrlft nights,
all manner of presents, from frying
pans to irreen vegetables, having been
jrently deposited on the stnire for the
popular actors; yet. on the other hand,
both writs aud .summonses have been
handed to actors who could not be ap
proached through tlie stae door, but
who consented to receive presents over
the footlights on their benefit nights.
The most curious si'ht the writer
ever saw In connection with these jjift
throwing nluhts was In relation to a
favorite actor who, nt a Krcat provin
cial theater, played diuhm a loin; pan
tomimic run the part of a parasite
named Cadi, who carried u pipe
that had a hutfo bowl and whose oft
repented cry was, "Can any one oblige
me with a bit o' 'bacea'r" On the last
nhrht of the performance the familiar
request for a "bit o 'h u-ca" had no
sooner been spoken than literally scores
of packets and "screws of tobacco of
every Imaginable kind were thrown
upon the stage, mere than 1-0 of these
falling about tho actor Loudon Tit-lilts.
His PfPNent.
"John," alio said, "yoi;r little wlfey
has been saving tip her money to buy
you a nice present "
"Cood little Vilfey," he replied.
"What Is It?"
"A smoking Jacket." she explained.
"And 1 saved the money all myself out
of the house allowance. Wasn't I
thouwhirulV"
"Splendid!" he exclaimed.
"And now 1 wl.-di you'd bring me
home some more H oney tonight."
"What did you do with what 1
brought home last night V" he asked lu
some surprise.
"h, that's what I saved the smoking
Jacket money out of," she answered,
"and there wasn't any left." Chicago
Pest.
Not to n litMiicii.
lllsliop Littlejohn or Lung Island,
who died nt the ag of ninety, refused
up to tlie day of hi death to accept the
assistance of a ceadjutor bishop, de
claring that he was perfectly able to
perform his duties and care for his
people. At a nieclng of the clergy lu
the hist year of .ils life Arciuleacon
1 try an was requested to call the meet
ing to order. The archdeacon arose
and requested the delegates to give at
tention, remarking:
"The bishop v. (shea to say n few
wonts."
"A few wonts, sir; a few words, In
terjected the hist op. "I would have It
understood, sir. Unit the bishop will
say as many wo:ds as lie pleases."
Pale. Thin
Doctors call it "anemia."
saparilla. They know why it cures.
Pale cheeks, white lips, and
languid step tell the1 story
of thin blood, imoure blood.
They recommend Ayer's Sar-
LOCAL NEWS.
Second-hand grain sacks wanted at
the Douglas County Flouring Mills.
d-sw-tf.
Crown and bridge work. Call on
Dr. Johnson, Graves building, Rose
burg. d-sw-tf.
See Frank E. Alley for reliable ab
stract of title to your property. Up
stairs over the land ottice.
See Frank E. Alley ior land scrip.
Guaranteed perfect, and ready for de
livery. Lowest market price.
Pica, cakes, cookies, doughnuts and
buns always on hand at the Umpqua
Hakery. Sneeial orders promptly filled.
Complete line of canned goods suita
ble for lunches. Just the thing for
outing parties. On sale at Norman's.
The cost of trying Myers Horse, Cat
tle and Poultry Spice is almost nothing
if it does all they claim for it. Sold by
S. K. Sykes.
For the best of dental work, at the
most reasonable prices, go to Dr.
Strange.'in the little brick opposite
Slocum's hall. tf.
Blue prints of township maps, fifty
cents each. Filing papersproperly pre
pared. Frank K. Alley, up stairs over
land office.
Don't fail to call and Inspect the new
fall and winter samples of 11)04-5 at
Sloper's. They are beauties. Order
your new suit now. Phone 253.
Call up 'Phone 51 when you want' a
first-class livery rig or saddle horse.
Empire Livery and Feed Stables, Kol
ley aod Banks, sole proprietors.
We are showing a line line of Morris
chairs and rockers, nothing like a
Morris chair for comfort. Take a look
at them in B. V. Strong's Big Furni
ture Store, d-sw tf.
Fearful Odds Against Him.
Bedridden, alone and destitute.
Such, in brief was the condition of au
old soldier by name of J. J. Havens
Versalles, O. For years he was troubled
with Kidney disease and neither
doctors or medicines gave him relief.
At length he tried Electric Bitters. It
put him on his feet in short order and
now he testifies. "I am on the road to
complete recovery." Best on earth for
Liver and Kidney troubles and all
forms of Stomach and Bowel Com
plaints. Only 50c. Guaranteed by A
C. Marsters & Co., Druggist.
How About Your Summer
Vacation?
Special Excursions to St. Louis.
August 8, 0 and 10, September 5, C
and 7, and October 3, 4 and 5, are the
remaining dates upon which tickets
will be sold at the reduced rate apply
over tho Denver and Rio Grande and
Missouri Pacitio. For the patrons of
those roads special excursion cars will
be run through from Portland and St.
Louis without change.
See the many points of interest about
the Mormon Capital and take a ride
through Nature's picture gallery.
During the closing months travel to
the Fair wlll"be very heavy. If you
contemplate going write W. C. Mc
Bride, general agent at Portland for
verand Kio Grande, for particulars of
theso Excursions- o-l
Cure for Sick-Headache
We had u letter the other day from
a lady in the town of Boulder, Colo.,
that should be of interest to people
who are troubled with spells of sick
headache. She writes that she had
these spells about four times a week,
was obliged to go to bed and remain
there from 8 to 10 hours each time.
Had been troubled this way fur several
years, and the attacks became more
frequent. Doctors done her no good,
she tried dieting as everybody said it
was from her stomach, SeeiDg an ad
vertisement of Dr. Gunn's Improved
Liver Pills, which said, they cure sick
headache by removing the cause, she
decided to try once more, and sent 50c.
for two boxes. She said she had taken
the last pill more than 4 months airo
has not had a sick spell of any kind for
over a months. Druggists sell these
pills for 230. per box. It only takes
one for a doso, they cure sick-heakache
every time. For sale by A. C. Mars
ers & Co.
LODGE DIRECTOR?
F. & A. M., Laurel Lodge No. 13 Holdi
regular ineetlnjpi on 2nd, aua -uh Weduea.
dayfl of each month.
J. T. Bridoei, W. M.
jewbtt, secretary.
ARuU:,Wr HV8yu,rK Lodge No. 16-Meet
theiiiidand-ntiMouilays of each month
at ,:.. in in the I. 0. O. F. Hall. AH
members lu good Bianding aro invited to at
leud Jau. M. liBim.EH, M. W.
E. it. Le.nux, Recorder.
BP. 6. ELKsTRofchlirFr'
regular coinniuuIciitluiiH at tho Masonic
K&iST",1!""8 brolh,ir' are """"
V. li (Unnox, E. R.
Roy McCiauxN, Secretary;
Meets 2nd ami -Mi Thursday evenings of
each moiuh lu Korc-ters' Hall. VialUui
members cordially Invited to attend ,ni,ll
MHS, JONKI'HINB Ki.hi.ey, 0. of H.
H. II. Lkkox, Reo.
FOK A., Court Uouglas No, S-J Poroiten of
America, mods ouch Tuesday evenluB iii
torwlLTB' Hull. Visiting brothers al
ways welcome. T. F. Pattkiwon.C.R.
K. II.Lknox, Roc. Sec.
E. V, HoovKi:,I'hysictau.
J. C. Twitchkll,
I?; fVtfVi Phn'!.tarm,u No. 8-MeetH la
Odd i-cllowK temple, corner ot Jackson and
asa streets, on Saturday evening of each
week. Members of tho order in good staudiuc
are invited to attend
Geo. W. pRitny, N. Q,
N T. .Iewktt, r, s.
I (r,VlT,llon Knni'inont No. 9-Meets
I Odd, FeUuw Temple on the 1st and :ird
i nursihiy evenings of each month. Visit
ing brethren always welcome.
I., a. Moore, C. P.
F. u. Micklli, Scribe,
O. O. F.. RMng star Lodge No. 174, I. O. 0. F.
meets in Od-l Fellows' Temple every Friday
evening. Visiting brethren always welcome.
M. I). Thiimixin, N. li.
A. N. OacrTf, R. 8.
F. ti. Mh.klli, F. S.
KOFP..A pha Lodge No. 17-Meeta every
U ednesdiiy in I. u. (. Hall, at 7:30 p. ni.
Membeis in good standing ure Invited to
attend. MEixTiti'Mi-MiN c. c.
Elm tit E. Wimiiekly, K. R. S.
O. T. M., Protection Tent No. 15-HfIdi
i , mi,B mi tun uiai buu intra
'iT,, T,V'"i l'ach moMh Odd Fellows
All vlhithig members iu good standing
are invuea 10 aiteud.
G. W. Perry, Com.
When You Go to Portland-
Don 't forget u call at lo2l North 6th
street for a nice room. Look for the
sisn "Eldora" on the first luilding on
the left side of the street as you leave
the Union depot.
d sw tf C. W. Hess, Prop.
LO. I. M., Roseburg :iive No. II Holds Its
regular reviews upon the 1st and 3rd Fri
day of each month at 2 o'clock in Odd Fel
low hall, sisters of other Hives visiting in the
cuy ari cordially invited to attend our reviewa
Mkw. Jessie Rap:-,' R . k !
The nrnrfltn of Prayer.
"New, honestlj." aafd the unbeliever,
"have you vwr been bflpeil by prayer?
run you point to a tinglo tusinuce iu
which you can truthfully say that
pruyinc has d)ne ou the slightest
Kervlee?"
"I should day I could!" replied the
gooil old elder. "If I hadn't stopped to
Buy my prayer? the other morning I'd
havo enuu'ht the 7:H tmln into tho
city, nnd Instead of sixty-one pasen
grs kilhM ami Injured In the wreck
I'd have prvlui.hly made the sixty sec
ond." Chicago Keeord-HernUl.
The !olll llutdier.
P;y (In tnt hrr-!- shopi -My niotlwr
sent uie back in let you see what a his
bone there w.is in the pound of bt-ef
tdio bought liit '.I'tht. nnd she wants
atiotlier ptuiud wU;innt tunics. Hutelier
- Till your m dhet the net time I kill
a enw wlltiou;. bores I'll send her a l''g
for nothing.
Newport or Yaquina Bay Is the ideal
seaside resort of the North Pacific
Coast. Round trip tickets at greatly
reduced rates on sale from all Southern
Pacitic points in Oregon, on and after
June 1st. Ask agents for further in
formation and a handsome Illustrated
souvenir booklet, or writr to Edwin
Stone, Manager C. & E. R. R., Albany
Oro., or YV. E. C'oman, G. P. A. S. P.
Co., Portland.
A Boy's Wild Ride For Life.
With family around expecting him
to die, and a son riding for iife, IS miles
to get Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consnmpton, Cousrhs and Colds, V.
II. Brown, of Leesville, Ind, endured
death's agonies from asthma: but this
wonderful medicine gave instant re
lief and soon cured him. He writes: "I
now sleep soundly every night." Like
marvelous cures of Consumption, Pneu
monia. Bronchitis. Coutrhf. Colds and
! Grip prove its matchless merit for all
Throat and Lung troubles. Trial
bottles tree at A. C. Marsters & Co
drug store.
Do You Want Lands?
We have secured e quantity of Forest
Reserve scrip applicable to Non-Tim
bered lands only, which we can offer at
attractive tigureswhile the supply lasts
It will be ready for delivery about Aug
l.". The Abstract ok Title to the
It ASK LANDS HAS IIEKX APPROVED by
t he Commissioner of the General Land
Ottice aod the Secretary of the Interior,
Write us for prices stating the quantity
d sired. References: Columbia Na
tional Bank, Washington. D. C: Tnion
Bank and Trust Co., Helena. Montana,
and the Merchants National Bank,
Portland, Oregon. sw-tf.
Cobuxs Land Co.. Concord Bldg.,
Portland, Oregon.
Xo need to fear sudden attacks of
cho'era infantum, dysentery, diarrhira,
summer complaint of any sort, if von
have Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild
Strawberry in the medicine chest.
Don't Go to St. Louis
It. iuiti tr.
"I ro is jit'iug to write a
ft.".
I n - l!. U::iA lie had iui.iniilii':
li.M.:h f.T ll al,"'
"(he de-nv he liwn't: He been
:ii:dinur ei;t (Apiise aeeou'ils f:r !!''!
;,v eKii xe:.!1,-,"- New (rle:.n Time.i
'Viiioeivt.
II. r Own Tl(ke.
"Well, of e.i u d- ll't know how
the yeimc i.ia.i will turn out. Marrine
!s a lottery. "
"Yes. nianm,a.but n girl should hard
ly be expeeie-l to let her mother select
Iter ticket:"- rittburg Dispatch.
The tnuoccut neldoui find an tinea;
pillow. Cowper,
Till you call at or write to the Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad,
Oiiice l.'.l Third Street, Portland, Ore
gon. Ijow rates to all points East, in
connection with all tr.wiscontinentuls.
II. S. R,HVF
General Agent, Portland, Ore.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children,
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
Terrible plagues, those itching, pes
tering diseases of the skin. Put an
end to misery. Doan's Ointment cures.
At any drug store,
THUS KOhnltUKQ fit ARK KT,
' The local market quotations today
are as follows:
Wheat 8;j cents.
Oats 3504 Ocen ts.
Barley 5o cents.
Hay Loose, $8; baled, $15.
Potatoes 2 cents per lb.
Butter Dairy, 25c; creamery, 30.
Eggs 20 cents per dozen.
Chickens Mixed, 9c per pound.
Veal 5c, dressed.
Beef Cows, 1 K'-c; steer3, '1 cents;
heifers, 2c.
Hogs Fat, 4(a4jc live: dressed, 6c.
Pouland Market The quotation
in the Portland market todav are:
Wheat, 83 cents: oats, $1.20 per cen
tal: hay, clover, 10:"titnothy, $15; wool,
valley, i cents; hops, 24 cents;
hogs, gross, oic; Bheep, 24c gross;
beef, eross, 3o: veal. To: eetrs.
20c: butter, creamerv. 2.3: dairv. lllui
chickens, mixed, 11c lb.
MODKRN HROTMKRl'OOD OF AMKKICA,
IjMselmrg Lwliie No. Wl Meets every
-i t.t t ini'K in roreaiers- nail
isiting meiiiWrs alwavs welcume.
Mits.iiEitTUA o. Wm.iiiT, President.
Juts. Mauv K.vntz, Hecretary.
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E. K.,noflebiirg Chapter No. 8 Holds their
regular meeting ou 1st and SrdThura.
davs in curh m.n.th Vldiu.n-..-u-,.
good standing are respectfuiry Invited to attend
-Miks Mac:) R ait. w. m
Mifh Reoina K.vst, Secretary,
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S.G., Co. P., Separate HaitaMlou Meeta
every IhurMlay evening at the -Armory
Hallat tto'clock.
F. B. Hamlin, Captain.
ROAL ARCANUM, Roseburg Council No.
1U Meetm'ml and 4th Moudays of each
month in Foresters' Hall. Vuitloi
bro tilers alvraya welcome.
V H II ,uriv
A M. Sanders, Secretary.
RKBKKAHS, Roseburg ftcbekah Idge, No.
41, I. O. O. F.-Meeta lu Cdd Fellow
Temple every Tuesday evening. ViBitlua
Bisters aud brethren invited to attend.
Jlns. linirn Kkllv,' Secretary.
UNITKi) ARTISANH-I'miniim Asseirfblv No.
H'o holds rt gulftr meetiugs second and
fourth Saturdays in the Koreslers' lint I.
All members in good standing are requested
to attend. 1
A. C. Marhtkhs, M. A.
Minnie Jones, secy.
WOMKN OF WOODi:RAFT, Mian Circle No.
49 Meets n Uinl and 4th Thursdava ol
each month at Odd Fellows Mall. Visiting
members iu good standing are Invited toattona
Mrs. A. B. Fickle, O. N.
Mrs. Hello Moriaa Clerk.
WOOPMKN OF TIIK WORLD. Oalt Camp No
Ii-Meetst the Odd Fellowa Hall la
Roeburg, every 1st and 3rd Monday eve
ning. isltiug nclghbornAlwaya welcome.
I). 1. Fi-hkr,C. C.
J. A. Bcchanan, Clerk.
Everything Good
to Eat
AT MOSIER'S
NEAR TIIE DEPOT
Regular Meals
Short Orders
Breakfast Foods
Canned Goods
PRIVATE BOXES
Lodging house in
Hates to boardfrs.
connection.
?3HMri.
Oregon
SHOJrj'UNC
and union Pacific
Three Trains Daily to the East
Through Pullman si.ni.rd tid Tourl.t
.lecrln.c.r.d.llr to Un).b 'bicairo, Spok
ll,lltj.t J.n. .r L''
Citr: through l'ulltn.rj tanrf.t s'eeplne car.
K.ii.h. city: reclining chair era. K.u Iree!
to Lh, Rut n.i.
TO S, 'If P.- ID;
iDgton.
Ask the
Agent for
Tickets
via the
SPOKANE, ST. PAUL, THII.UTH
M1SNKAPOLIS, CHICAGO,
ST. I.Ol'IS and nil points East
anil South.
2 OVERLAND TRAINS DAILY
FLYER and the FAST MAIL
Splendid ScrviiH', U(-to-Pflte Equip
ment, Courtt'ov.s Employes.
nor i
PORTLAND lu UIIIOAOO
No Chinire of c.rt.
70
TIMR SCHEDt'I.KS
From Portland.
Salt Uke, Denrer. FL
vorin, umana. Knn
s City, St. Louia,
Chicago and Kast.
ISalt Lake, Denver, Ft.
"ortn, Omaha, Kau
nas City, St. Luis,
Chicago and East.
rani
Kast Mail ;
7 a p m.
via
Spokaue.
WaUa Walla, Lewi-ton.
s P"li a u c . Avllace,
Pul!m'i, Mimical. olU
si. 1'hii D'jlmh, Mil
wanltec, Clilcago and
Kant.
Arrive
from
5:25 p. m.
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
For Sun Franr!fo Kvcry five dava at :00
p. m. I'or AvtnrU, way point and North
ttpRoh ln!ljr, except Snu lav, at 8 -0 p. m.;
atnrrUy nt tP M p m Pnllv i.'rvlre, water
prr.iUtim. ou Willamette anil Yamhill 'ivers,
Paylijcht trip aero the Cn?ra'1.e and
KiH'ky Mountains.
For full partirularp, rates, folders, etc.,
rail on ;ir addrtM
H.IMCKSOX, C. T. a.., 122 Third
Stnvt, Portland, Ore.
S. G. YKKKS, O. V. A., 612 First
Avenue, Seattle, Va?h.
We give expedited service on freight.
Route your thipmentt via. Gieat Xorth
ern. Full information from
Wm. HARDF.U, Gen'l Agent,
Portland, Oregon.
F'T (tH in fm nation rail op ot aidreM
n-rartst o. R, A N. Virkat o.l re, or addrcrt.
General Passenfr Agent
PORTION D ORKGOX
TtIl A.VT.t-. A h,
1 .L ('heap: tity aciva nil tVru'pd anil
itow fenced, pood hoiise of 7 roomn, 2
rood barns and all necessary out-build-int's.
5 acres in orchard. 10 acres in cul
tivation: well watered and plenty of
timber. School, postothee and church
mile: to lioseburr. 12 miles. Located
on county road. For further informa
tion, call or write to I. F. Hicf., & Co..
Heal Estate Dealers. I lose burp, Oregon,
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