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Newspaper Page TextAfcgclable Preparalionl'or As similating the Food andRegula ling IheSlouiachs and Bowels of Promotes Digeslion.Cheeiful ness and nest.Conliiins neither Opium.Morpliine nor Mineral. Not'Narcotic, aapeafrJua-.wfi'ELPiTama Hmtfjun StuL jtlx-SnwA ' til TiuUtiahJid IKm.fr. J - Wuilttyt" nam: Apetfecl Remedy for Constipa tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea nnd Loss OF SLEEP. FacSunilo Signnture or JKEWTOHK. LAND FOR SALE. Ui i'H is the (jroftfost harxnin'on tho list. 72S acres all fenced, 300 acres remly for tho plow, hulamw jrooil paeluro, acil timber hdoiiIi on tho place to pay for it twice over if put on the market hero in Koseburg, Well watered; oiil nri'Imrd of 4 iicruB I mils to school. ! to postoflice. U miles to Koiebuni. This can lie bou j lit for 50iH; f WOO down i.nd balance on time from one tu Uvm years at (t per cent interest This iB a snap, one of the hvat bniains in the county. Hero is a nice home. 100 teres all fenced and crosH-fenced, (i0 acres under plow, hit lance (root! pasture, plenty ot timinr, well lecated. 1 mile to school, poHtedice and Mote, 1 miles to Hotelmrtt. Good buildiiipw of all kinds, nice family orchard, good level road t city. I'rice $2500, or will let crop, stock and everything go with place for $2800. Ilomeseekers, come and investigate this proposition. Will for a Hhort time offer some oftbe finest residence property in the city of Ilotfeburtf for h In; highly improved, at a bargain. Come and ihveetifrate. lO.acren in Kdoiihowur, no buildings, all fenced, 5 acres all in fruit, nice location? Price HO0. in acres all frnced, good 2-ntory houso, li acres In fruit, nicely located on ruilroail and county rend. This is a snap, only fl050. Hero is a chance to get ft nice home clone to t' e city. Here in the (jrroteHt snap on the list. 9 acres of laud; good house of five rooms, cost $100, small barn and all necessary outbuildings ; 1 acre in orchard and I ucro in Htritwhoi'riefl. LieB on county road, mil to railrnnd station, mile to si hool, 5 nii'oa from Hosehur. This id one of the nicest little homes in t)io coun'.y ami dirt cheap, only $12.i0. Mere is a gooJ home at a reasonable figure. 180 acres 7 miles cast of Itosebiirg. DO acres farm land, balance good pasture, all fenced and cross-fenced, Good liousg of seven rooms, good barn, Tftx-lO, and all ueceB'nry outbuildings about two acres in orchard, mixed fruit; well watered by creek and springs, and plenty of timtwr. St (tool 1 j mile, postolliee and store 2 miles. Nicely located on county road; lwuiutiiiil view from place, good level road to city. This is an idea homo. A ntco littlo home lying on the south of tho Uinpqtia river near Kellogg containing tut acres; tine fishing and hunting; sonio good eaw timber on place About 12 miles from Oakland, price $1,000. One-thirddown, one-third in one. year and one-third in two years at five per cent interest. Now here is a chance to Kt a good little home cheap and on easy terms. It beats taking up a home- 1 lead. A perfect little homo of four acres, in tho city of Roseburg; good house and small barn and all necessnry out buildinga ; a line spring of water ou place j a fine view over the city ; some orchard on place ; 3 cows ; household furniture ; chickens, incubators, farming uttiHi e and other things too numerous to mention. First cost of litis nice little borne is $2200. Wo will sell the whole outfit for $2500; you can't realize what we are offering you without investigating. This is a Biiap don't overlook it. A perfect home of 103 Acres ft miles from city, on county road ; good school etore, poploilim and blacksmith shop i4 mile from place; good house of tf rooms largo barn and granarv. and all necessary out buildtng-s, good orchard of 7 acrs; all A No. 1, land ; U. I. Btatitn 2'j miles. Tb following described property goes with the place: 5 hornes, It lnml of cattle, 1 fine Berkshire sow, I wagon, 1 hack, 2 sets of harnens, 2 plows, 2 cultivators, 1 disk cutter, 1 barrow, interest in finder, mower an t rake, 20 or M0 tons of hay and what grain there is on place when sold ; I fruit dryer, lots of small fruit and grapes. HON acres of laud. 122 acres of this land is rich bottom land, no boiter in the I state ;bahinee hill laud, good pasture and plenty of timber. 10 miles from Uoso bnrg. (urkI limine of six rooms, one house of three rooms, two good barns and all neceHsarvout builduiys; hop drier on place; plenty of fruit for family ua; Jtf j mile to school ; 5 miles to U. K. station, good road to tho Bame; good fishery on ! ftlace. Thin is one among the beat farms in lVmghis county tn fact a perfect arm. Of ihu above described traut, 122 aeroj is tine land for alfalfa and clover. A perfect home 55 acres, three miles from Komdmrg on county road. Al fenced ; 20 acrus in hearing orchard ; five acres in young orchard ; 5 acres in grain; 25 acres pasture, well watered, aud plenty of timber for homo use. Good two story house containing 0 rooms, bard finished ; good barn, 60x20, with big ehed ou one side; all necessary outbuildings. Beautiful view of the city from I dace also mAiier borne. This is an ideal home. Price $5,000, House cost 25,000. Good road and a nic drive to the city. One half down and balance hi two vearB time. I llero is a bargain. One of the ffreatest of your life.. Don't fail to invest.! This offer ran' t be bent in Dmi-jlas county. 050 acres of laud three miles from 1 Roseburg. Fiua living stream running through place, lots of good timber, in fact , enough to pay for the place twice over if put on the market heie in Roseburg; j ee on county rud good, level road to town. This is A No. 1 stock ranch. j Here is a dandv home of 100 acres, all good farm land, 4' miles from Roseburg. mile tn R. R station, mHe to school, !ia on county road, all fenced, fair house, 000 hearing fruit trees. Price $30 per acre. i Here is another 250 acres 2'y miles from Roneburg. all fenced, plenty of Umber ami water, 100 acres can be cultivated, balance A No. 1 pastme. No building1! "U pl ue, lie on county road. Price $10 per acre. j No. 10 ion rterp. u miles from city. Fenced but uo other improvemou trua niauB lan.t nn.l heated Two and a half miles from railroad flU'ion Ono-fourth mile from school, and one and one-fourth tuilee from postolliee. Well watered and pumtv of timh. t. Price $20 por acre. Hern ve iuit.ie-fekers read this I A snap. 18 acres miles from the city of Roseburg on the bank- of the Umpqua river. Good house of six tooms, nhto nunih'T km hen with cellar, email barn and all necossarv outbuildings, pood family orih.ird, Si aero in strawberries, and 3 aores of the finest garden land In Oregon ; kx,' pn ami well ami plenty of timber. This is an ideal home. No1; 8, ltH) acres; 40 acres lencml, 30 acres in cultivation. Hinall house and brn, small orchard, plenty of good mountain water and lots of good timler. A fine mountain range for stock adjoiniriK. This Is a nice little stock ranch. Twelve, utiles from city, two miles from school and four miles from poatottico. Price, $1500 I, F KICE, Real Estate Agent, Roseburg When it's done with Southern Oregon's ,big S Evening Daily and Twieo-a-Weok Review. There's none so good. For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years TMf CCNTAltfl COMPANY. NEW YORK OITT. FOR TOWN BOOMING THE ORGANIZATION OF A PROGRESS IVE COMMERCIAL CLUB. Meinborftlilp In the Association Should Include ttie Farmer, and All .Should I'll 11 ToKclhcr to Boom anil llu 11(1 Up tho Town, Mirny pians bnve been devised tc further the Interests of small towns and citiea. The most common plan and the one which has proved the most (successful Is the organization of com mercial clubs In which all business men of the community co-operate foe the common good of nil, says the Home Trade Advocate. Commercial clubs lire almost a neces sity in any town whore harmony Is desired among the different business classes in the carrying out of plans for town improve mo 1 1 1, seeming of enter prises of vuiious kinds and the general good of oil. There is no reason why these clubs in their meinbrt-shlp should bo confined to the residents of the town. The farmers in the neighborhood are as deeply interested In the success of town enterprises as are the business men of the place, or at least they should be, for what will help along the town toward prosperity will also help the farmer. But In many localities there is a sen timent that the Interests of the farmer and the business men are not parallel. It Is necessary thnt thia feeling be ob literated as fur nn possible, because there is no logical foundation for it. The better tho town is tho better the local market for the farmers' produce, the more equitable will he taxation and the hotter education facilities. All these are matters that concern the farmer In the Immediate neighborhood of the town. Many business men feel that a mem bership In clubs organized for promo tion of town Industries should he con fined to business men; that perhaps tho farmer would not be in accord with the town resident in improvements. This Is nu error, ft is lack of confi dence In the good Judgment of the average farmer. Then again the farmer sometimes thinks that he is not. welcome in tin association of business men. There is no good reason why these sentiments should exist. It Is only by n har monious pulling together of the resi dents of the rural districts nnd the business men that tho greatest good can bo brought about for the home town. WOMEN CLEANED STREETS. (anil Work ot tho Civic Improve me nt Lentrue of Knlnmuzoo. The Civic Improvement league of Kalamazoo, composed of women, lias just concluded a most Interesting ex periment In the way of showing how tho streets of the town may be effect ively denned nnd kept so. They se cured permission to tnko charge, through the department of health, of Main street for n distance of three and n half blocks for three months, the town to pay them a sum equal to that usually expended for this work and, further, to provide the nppliances eustomatily supplied. The women took hold with intelli geueo and vigor and have demon strated that the streets can bo kept clean. They Inaugurated the Waring system, bad the streets frequently flushed nnd, most Impovtaut of all, se cured the co-operation of the abutting property owners nnd tenants nnd pro cured the enforcement of long neglect ed ordinances. ' After the experiment bad been suc cessfully concluded n most Interesting report was prepared by Mrs. Caroline Hart let t Crane, who bad Initiated the movement. This Kalamazoo experi ment clearly Indicates what women can do. what officials can do if they will only go about the work In the right way. and that the average com munity does not so much need more laws, ordinances and regulations as it needs the enforcement of those nlrendy ou the statute boUs. The local authorities of Kalamazoo have learned their lesson, as they bnve agreed to continue the good work bo gun by the women. BEAUTIFIES THE TOWN. A Hartford (Conn.) Snelely Thnt Dnei n I'nliino Work. In spooking of the work of the Mu nicipal Art society of Hartfoid. Conn., tho president of that soeicty said: "The purpose of the s.uiety is to note and offer suggestions for improve ment in every phase of town life. It looks after a correct street numbering, sees that new additions are properly laid out and thnt streets are given suit able names. It endeavors to have the buildings erected in a giveu section conform to some particular stylo that will result in harmony and be pleasing to the eye. It Is interested tu tree planting. In keeping vacant lots clean. In repairing bridges and sidewalks In fact, there Is Utile of material human Interest in the town that may not be come a subject for suggestion by sjnie committee of the society. "Our society is bnt a year old, yet It numbers our leading politicians and business men among Us members, and much has already becu accomplished In the way of Improving and beautify tug our town. Kvery town should have a society of this kind, nnd I know that such an Institution would be of Incalculable benefit." Civic Pride ' The education of tkeVhlldron tn civic pride Is one of the fundamental princi ples for-seeming a beautiful town or city. The children become Interested In tho work and convert ttuMr parents, and n general sentiment for tet torment Is the result. . FORMULA PUBLISHED The J. C. Ayer Company Needs No Compulsory Law. Having- heard that the J. C. Ayer company had decided to give to the public the complete formula of each of its medicines, we Interviewed the treasurer and general manager, Dr. Charles H. Stowell, in order to ascer tain If this was true, says the Lowell, Mass., Sun, of Feb. 22, 1905. Dr. Stowell said that it certainly was true, and that it was simply the conclusion of a plan which he bad been working upon for a long time. When asked what effect he thought lb would have upon the proprietary medicine business if all houses were obliged to publish their formulas, he said he thought it would favorably af fect the sale of all those medicines founded upon merit, all those prepara tions that were genuine medicines. On the other band he believed just as strongly that it would mean the com plete ruin of frauds, fakes and swindles. We asked Dr. Stowell if he was ready to give us the revised formula of this old standard family medicine, as it would soon appear ou each bottle. He immediately handed us the follow ing: FORMULA OF AYER'S SARSA PARILLA. Each Fluid Ounce Represents Sarsaparilla Root. . . .10 Grains Yellow Dock Root ...8 Grains Licorice Root . 8 Grains Buckthorn Bark 4 Grains v Burdock Root 3 Grains Senna Leaves 2 Grains BlacK Cohosh Root. . .2 Grains Siilliugia Root 4 Grains Poke Root 1 Grain Cinchona Red Bark. . .2 Grains Iodine of Potassium. . .4 Grains Solvent Alcohol, 10 and minims to each lluid drachm; glycerine; syrup; water. When wo asked if we could nob take this prescription to any drug store and have prepared from It a bottle of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, we were told that this was practically impossible. It appears thab over three months are required bo prepare the sarsaparilla for the market, to say nothing of the expensive appa ratus, skilled labor, etc., necessary bo complete the work. We are informed that this is the first time in the history of the proprietary mediciDe business that the formulas have been thus boldly givea to the public, and the outcome will be watched with intense interest. City Warrants Called. All City of Roseburg warrants en dorsed prior to and including Sept. 9 1003, are hereby called for payment and Interest thereon will cease after the dato of this notice. Dated March 7, lUOo. Harry C. Slocum, City Treasurer. WHY DOTOU COUGH? Do tou know that a llttl. coueh Is a dauffer oua IhluK? Are you aware thai it citcc fanteu. on tlie lacgs, aud far too often runs loto con.umptlott and otidsfu death? Can you nQ'ord to trtlle with .o .orlotis a matter? Acker's BoR'tHh Remedy for Coughs. Cold, aud ( onsumptlou la beond question the greatest of all modern reim die.. It will stop a coueh in OLe night and it will check a cold in oue day. It will prevent Croup, relieve Asthma aud cure consumption. Our faith In It Is so stroug that we guarantee every bottle to give satisfaction or money hack For sale by Hamilton Drug Co., Roseburg, Oregon, and Oakland Drug Co., Oaklaud, Oregou. To Review Subscribers. In cases of failure to receive your paper regularly, you will confer a favor on this oflice by immediately notifying us of the fact. 'Review Pchmshing Co. If it is a bilious attack take Chamber Iain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and a quick cure i9 certain. For sale by Hamilton Drug Co. Ever Have It? If You Have, the Statement of This Roseburg Man Will Interest You. Ever have a "low-down" pain in the back? In the "small" right over the hips? That's the home of backache. It's caused by sick kidneys. That's why Doan's Kidney Pills cure It. Roseburg people endorse this. Read a case of it: John Batey, janitor at the public school residing on Flint street, snys: "I have been troubled with my kidneys otT and on for yoars. I had severe pains in my back and sides, sometimes a dull aching aud at other times sharp pains. Aftor remaining in a stooped position for a short time it was hard for me to straighten. During the last attack I had, Doan's Kidney Pills were recom mended to me and I got a box at A. C. Marstcrs & Co's. drug store and after taking them a short timo the pains all disappeared. I am now perfectly well and healthy. No signs of the old trou ble and I give Doan's Kidney Pills all tho credit." 1 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cts. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., solo agents for the United States. .- Reaiomber the name Doan's and take no substitute. TJmpqua Cold Cure, the only speedy and sure cure for colds', at Hamilton's. Fine War Atlas Free, The Review has secured a quantity of fine Atlases, specially portraying the scenes of operation In the great strug gle now on between Russia and Japan. Both nations are rushing immense armies to the front and severe conflicts are likely to occur at any time. This atlas contains zu pagesi eacn J.i$xi4 Inches in size, with fine, colored, full page maps, and a double-page birdseye view of Japan, Korea and Manchuria. It also contains 40 important facts about each of the 40 leading nations of the world, and a reproduction in their natural colors of the flags of all nations Other illustrations and valuable de scriptive and statistical matter, and maps (all maps are in colors) showing steamer routes and distances are in cluded. One of these fine atlases will be given Free to every person whb pays his or her subscription to the Twice-a-week Review for one year in advance, or to the Daily Review for six months in advance. Send your order at once to Review Publishing Co.. Roseburg, Oregon. " T1IK KOSi;itl HO MA It K KT. The local market quotations today are as follows: Wheat 85 cents, Oats io(do0 cents. Barley 55 cents. Hay Loose, $!0: baled, $121. Potatoes 1 cents per pound. Butter Dairy, 25c; creamery, Eggs 14 cents per dozen. Chickens Mixed, 9c per pound. .Veal Dressed, Re Beet Cows, 2(rfi2c; steer-3, 2l3c: heifers, 2c. Hogs Fat, 45c, live; dressed, 7c. Portland Mahket. The quotati ons in the Portland market today are: Wheat, 87 cents; af,s, $1 35 per cen tal: bav. clover. 812: tinvtthv.fBlS: wool. I valley, 20 cents; hops, 25 cents; hogs, gross, 5Je: heep, 4.Wi gross: beef, gross, 4c; veal, 7c; eggs, 17 c: butter, cream ery, .uc; dairy, 14c; chickens, mixed, 12c lb. CLASSIFIED .MtTKim MISCELLANEOUS. H OUSE to KENT. Apply at this omce. u, p-OR SALE. Household furniture, J- very reasonable. EDquire at this office. tf. F OR RENT. A warehouse in Rose- bur?. Call on Mrs. M. Josenhson for particulars. tf. GOOD, SAFE INSURANCE, See A. Q. Johnson, Taylor & Wilson Block. ' d-sw.tf. LOST. A lock chatelaine, on the streetsof Roseburg. Finder please returu to this office. WANTED. One to i lots in Rose burg, central with or without improvements, price must be right, cash, Address P. O. box 777, Roseburg. tf. AGENTS WANTED. Ladies or gentlemen to canvass for a reli able firm. Salary or commission. Call on address A, O. Rose, Koseburg, Ore. d sw al. FOR SALE. Restaurant in good location, doing nice business. PartieB desire to engage in other busi ness. Address S, care Review, Rose burg, Oregon. a8. DS. T. WEST. Fire Insurance. . Notary Public. City Property rented. County and City Warrants bought and collections made. Room 3 Taylor & Wilson block. d-sw-tf. NOTICE TO CREDITOR3. All persons knowing themselves to be indebted to the grocery firm of John McNamee & Bro-, will please call aud settle at once with Simon Caro, who has purchased the business and moved the stock into the Taylor & Wilson block. d-swtf TVTOTICE TO PATRONS. All ac ll counts contracted at the Cass Street Meat MarBet from Jan. 11, 1905, to Ftb. 15 during the time J. L. Case beer owned the business arc payable to the undersigned firm, which ac quired the business on the latter riflmed date. Hoover & Bloherger. WANTED. By the City of Rose burg, a piece of ground where on to deposit garbage. Will either buy or lease same. Anyone having a suitable place for such use near town will plense notify, either N. Rice, F. G. Micelli or D. S. West, Garbage Committee. -pGGS FOR HATCHING. A few settings of pure White Leghorn eggs, of the celebrated McFarland strain. These birds are noted for their size and egg production. My pen is headed by a cockrel of 227-egg strain. Price v-.OO per setting of 15 eei'8. aS Mrs. C. W. Hatfield, Melrose, Oregon. MARSHAL'S NOTICE All Per sons are herbv notified to clean all streets, alleys, an,( yards adjoining their premises of rubbish of every kind, within ten days from this date. All prrtles failing to comply with this no tice will be taken before the City Re corder and fined. Dated, Roseburg, Ore., Feb. 23, 1905. D. J. Jarvis, City Marshal. NOTICK TO STOCKHOLDERS. Annual meet lug of the Douglas County Building1 & Loan Association. Stockholders are notified that the an nual meetinc of the stockholders of the Douglas County Building & Loan Asso ciation will be held In the office of Frauk O. Micelli, in the R&V1HW build ing1 In the city of Roseburg, Douglas County, Oregon, on Tuesday, March 21, 1903, at 7:30 p. m. of said day, for the purpose of electing seven directors and three auditors for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of sucb other busi ness as may regularly comebefore said meeting. Frank G. Micelli, Secy. . Roseburg, Ore., Feb. 2d, IlSodgF directory AF. tb A.M., Laurel Lodge No. IS Holdi regular meeting on ina aud 4th Wedooj days oi each muuth. J. T. Bridoeh, V. M. N. T. Jewett, Secretary AO. U. W. Koseburg Lodge No. 16 Meet the 2nd and 4th Mondays of each month at 7:0 p. m., in the I. O. O. F. Hall. Al members iu good fitandiug are invited to at tend W. K. llomtow, M. W. E. II. Lenox, Recorder. BP. U. ELKS, RoseDurg Lodge, No. 326 Holdi regular communications at the Masouie Hall on 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month. All mem bars requested to attend regularly, and all visiting brotneif are cordt ally Invited to attend. C. B. Cannon, E. R. Roy McClaixgn. Secretary; DEGREE OF HONOR. Mystic Lodge No. 13" Moeta 2nd and 4th Thursday evenings of each month In Foresters' Hall. Visiting members cordially Invited to attend. Mrs. JosKi'KlNB Risley, G. of U. E. H. Lenox, Rec. FOF A., Court Douglas No. 3i Foresters o! America, meets each Tuesday evening ltt Foresters' Hall. Vl&ftJug brothers al ways welcome. Geo. McClelland, C. R. E. II. Lenox, Rec. c-ec. E.V. Hoover, Physician . J. C. Twitchell, ' 10. O. F., Phtletanau Lodge No. 8 Meets In Odd Fellows Temple, corner of Jackson and Cass streets, ou Saturday evening of each week. Members ot the order in good Btandinr are luvlted to attend H. O. Lewis, N. O. N. T. -Iewett, R.8. 10. O. F., Union Encampment No. 9 Meet! in Odd Fellows Temple on the 1st and 3rd Thursday evenings of each month. Visit" Ing brethren always welcome. Dr. J. Twitchell, C. P. A. N. Orcutt, Scribe. 10. O. F., Rising Star Lodge No. 174, 1. O. O. P. meets in Odd Fellows' 1 mo pie every Friday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. L. K. Bblrls, N.G. ElxiAlt K.Long, R. 8. " M. Fickle, v. s. K OF P., Alpha Lodge No. 47 Meets every Wednesday in I, O. O. Hal, at 7:30 p. m. Membuis In good stnndinK are invited to attend. Jas. A. Perky, C. C. M. F. WnuiilT, K. R. 8. KO. T. M., Protection Tent No. 15-Holds regular meetings on tho first and third Fridays of each month in Odd Fellows Kali. All visiting members lit good standing are invited to attend. F. F." Patterson, Com. G. W. Rapp, R. K. IO. T. M., Rowburg Hive No. 11 Holds its regular reviews upon the 1st and 3rd Fri day of each month at 2 o'clock in Odd Fel lows' hall. Bisters of other Hives visiting in the cityarj cordially invited to attend our reviews. Maude McClallen, Com. Mrs. Jews ib Rap?, R. K. MODERN BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA, Roseburg Lodiro No, 493 Meets every Thursday evening in Foresters' Hall Visiting members always welcome Mks. Lila Rush, President. Mrs. Mary Kantz, secretary. OE. 8. .no$eburg Chapter No. 8 Holds their regular meeting on 1st and 3rd Thurs days in each month. Visiting members in good standing are respectfully Invited to attend Miss Mau.i Rast, V. M. Miss Reoina Rast, Secretary. 0 N.O., Co. D., Separate BattaMion Meets every Thursday evening at the Armory Hall at So'clock. F. B. Hamlin, Captain. REBEKAH8, Roseburg Rebekah Lodge, No. 41, I. O. O. F.-Mcets iu Cdd Fellowi Temple every Tuesday evening. Visiting Bisters aud brethren invited to attend. Miss Laura Spauloino, N. G. Mia Marie Jones, Secretary. WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT, Lilac Circle No. 4'J Meets on 2nd and 4th Thursdavs of each month at Odd Fellows Hall. Visiting members in good standing are invited to attend Mrs. A. B. Ficklo, G. N. Mrs, Belle Morian, Clerk. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD, Oak Camp No 126-Meetsat tho Odd Fellows Hall In Koseburg, every 1st and 3rd Monday eve ning. Visiting neighbors always welcome J. M. Bfidgea, C. C. N. T. Jewbtt. Clerk Oregon ShopjLine and umioin Pacific Three Trains Daily to the East Through Pullman Blamlard au.l Tourist alecplQK cars daily to Omaha, Chicago, apo ace; tourist Bleeping cars dally to Kansas Gltr: throueh Pullman tnnrist alunin (personally conducted) weekly to Chicago. Kansas City; reolinlng chair cars, aeau free. 70 IT OUR PORTLAND TO CHICAGO No Change of Cars. 70 Departs TIMS SCHEDULES Arrive from 'ir from fortiaod. Chicago -Portland t'poctal 9; 15 n m. alt Lake, Denver, Ft. Worth, Omaha. Kan sas City, St, Louis, Chicago and East. A:2S p. m. via Hunt-I augton. Atlantic Erpreos d. in. salt Lake. Dearer, Ft. Worth, Omana, Kan sas City, lit. Lvuis, Chicago and East. via Hnov: lDgtOtl, At. Puul Fait Mail 7:45 p m. via Spokane. Walla WiUa,Lewitoi, !olrioe, Wallace, Pullman, Minneapolis St. Paul, Dnltith, Mil waukee, Chicago and East. OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE For Ban Francisco Svery Ave davs at 8:00 P. m. For Anuria, way points and North Beach Dally, esaept Sunday, at 8:00 p. m.; Saturday at 10:rt p m. Daily "seTv.ce, water permitting, on Willamette and Yamhill rivers. For full Information call or oi address nearest O. R. a n. Ticket omce, or address A. jl., extAio General Passenger Agent PORTLAND OREGON anything yoa Invent or improve also get , L-4VtAT.TRAUg.MARK, COPT RIGHT Or OtSIGM I PROTECTION. RpnrtmfvHnl KlroTrh.ftP-.lhOtn. for free examination and cdrice. . : BOOK M PATENTS f"berpZ raaA.sow& co. Patent Lam ors. W 6S H I N GTO N . D . C For latest news take The Review.