Evening Roseburg review., June 02, 1905, Image 4

':.i-9'-n1'.- ' " '
F,;:
ROBS LIFE
r i ..in--; (-.' .
'.' S-f." '
V.
A
. V
0
' - i
V- -: . '
i
i $.?!"' 1 HIU'IIHI Ift 'iff
llffilll
iSSrarfe; - 7 v.,- S
AYegetable Preparation for As
similating tucFooaanaueRuia
tlng the Stomachs and Bowels or
Promotes Digeslion.Cheerrul
nessancinest.Conlains neillicr
Opium.Morpliine nor Mineral.
lSOX"NAHCOTIC.
jiiapearmiJirS,tKVB.pnaiat
HmJan Seat"
vilx.Smna
KnekelU SalU-
jhmfitettt r
Hi,1p..rd-
8'mid .flipir
Silerjpwt fUmm
ADerfccI Remedy forConsliivi-
Tion . Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea
Wo?ms,(,onvulsiois,rcverish-
ncss and Loss of Sleep.
Facsimile Si'grmlure or
A Pleasant Way to Travel.
Tho above is tbe usual verdict of the
traveler using1 tbo MisHouri Pacific
Jtailway hot ween tbe Pacific Coast and
tV ", unci wo believe that the boiv
vices aid iKicommodationa given merit
tbis stiiiemont:' I'Vora Denver, Colora
do Springs and Pueblo tli ere are two
through trains daily to Kansas City
and St. Louis, carrying1 Pullman's
. latest Btundurd electrlc-llbtcd sleep
' in)? ear, chulrcars and up to date din
ing oars. Tho same oxcellnnt servioo
is operated from Kansas City and St.
Lou In to Memphis, Littlo Rock and
Hot Springs. If you are point Knst or
Smith, write- for rates, ami full infor
mation. W.CMcBiiim:, Gcn.Agt.
124 3d St., Portland, Or.
1
I EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER
Y Soo PranU E. Alley tor land scrip.
GuHrntueoil perfect, and ready for de-
Luwust market prlco.
OREGON
gilOTLlISE
AMD union Pacific
Three Trains Daily to the East
ThroTmh I'tillman 8tftntrd and 'foil Tint
leovtiif ori dully iu Oiaithft, nhtcngo, Hpoy
ttut; tourlH sloviiltiff earn dMy t Kadhah
VMy; Oiru'i-th 1'nlltfTMi hmrlnt 'eeptrtg oar
UmrMHlly imiiiliLolml) wt'Mcljr to CbtCAK.
KAUtnH 'ity; rpoliuliig ohrtir cars, iuta Iroo,
to ir.o Kant Dutlv.
70
irou n
I'ORTI.ANH TO UII1UAUO
No Dhatigo of ('urn.
70
! 1'IMK S('IIK1)IH.K.S
I Krum I'orllAiitl.
'or
-t-
V. tAkw. IVtiTor, Ft.
Wurili, Dm Him. Knn
iiN H'.. I Amis,
CSllVifDHUll ttrtlt.
I Hull, l.nke, uivr, Ft.
W orth, Uirmha, Kuu
I huh Ctly, Hi. lmt,
Ulitcugo uutl Kami.
i Wttim wViiti, i.iMUtoir
6:'JJ p. m.
9;y ...
Ti t)int'
.&tlTl'tV
:r i- in.
Tift Hmit-
ix- II ,
m.
111 I
7 t. p i.
Hi - l.'ft
l'nlUiiii,Mtiuii)iullfJ
VKHVbd. l'tilftitU mid
OCEAN AND RIVER SCMEOULE
F Frmrtti o ttvory five iUvh t 8:00
Jlirn-lRlly. i X.'lt HuivlHV, M 8)
m ml Hii, tut Wuinietti' mid
VAintiH1 rtvtim
r r Ittlt informnti-m util oi oi addratt
a. r. citAi
General Tasaenger Agent
PORTLAND ORKOON
BAHNKRD'9
Livery, Feed and Stage Stables
c. r. BAKN.yin, riiormiiTOH
Firstclass Rigs of Every Description
AND AT REASON A ALE RATK8.
Stage for Mki llorlh Bend and all oiler Coos County Points
LEAVES DAILY AT 6 A. M.
H)UR-HORSE STOCK QUICKEST TIME TO THE COAST
Stable; Corner Washington &
Ill
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
For Over
Thirty Years
r r-rnf.un commnv. new vobk OrTV.
An Editor's Opinion of the Royal
Gorge.
Edy th Tozier Weatherred, in describ
ing1 a recent trip over the Denver &
'Kio Grande Railroad, says in "The Ex
position":
"At last the goal of the ambition of
years has been reached marvelous,
wonderful, grand and inspiring Xioyal
Gorge is on either hand. The only
disappointing thing is you only have
one pair of eyes, while the train darts
in and' out of the tremendous chasm.
If any who have never seen it are won
doring how it looks just go aud see.
Thousands have tried to describe It,
yot every attempt falls short of giving
the subject justice,"
If you contemplate a trip East, write
W. C. McBride, 124 Third street, Port
hind, Ore. for booklets picturing Colo
rado's famous scenery, and any other
lmormatlon you may nature. . a-ti.
ACKER'S DYSPEPSIA
TABLETS
euro Dyapopslft ud all dliorderg arising from
IiidiRetitlon, Km'orRed by vhjHlclaui uverr
whera. Noouni, no pay. coins. For sain
by Hamilton Drug Co., Hoauburg; Oakland
DriiK :o Oakland.
Trial piickaiiH free by wrltlug to W. U.
Hookor at Vo UitfTAlu, N. Y.
Thk Kkvckw gives all tbe news.
CorvoIIis and astern Railroad
TIME CARD NO. 28.
No. 2 for Yaquina
I oaves Albaur 12:45 p. M.
U'uvoh Corvnllln p, m,
Arrlvon at Yaqnlna 6:20 P. M.
No. 1 Koturning
Leaves YBipilna 6:45 A.M.
Loavt'K i;orvlli 11::10A. M.
ArrlvoM Albauy 12:16 l', M.
No. 3 For Albany-Detroit
1 ?; roTvallti..... 6:00 A.M.
Arrive Alhnny 6:40 A. M.
l.uavi's Albativ for Detroit 7:A) A. M
Arrlvoi Detroit 1S.02 p. M,
No. 4 Prom Detroit
l.pavn Hotrolt 12:85 P, M.
Arrivni Albanv .5:151. M
1 t'HVfH Albany for CotvalUn 7.15 1. M
Arrlvga t'orvallls .....7:5ft 1'. M
Train No. 1 arrives In Albany in time to
ooi'ia'Ct with the &. V. mm to bound traiu, an
well a giving two or three hour in Albany
bulore liopnrturo of H V. north bound train.
Train No. V connects with thf H. 1'. trnln at
('orvallla aud Albany, glTlng dlrout service to
Nrwpurt aud adjacent beaches.
Train No. for Detroit via Albany, lea vet
('orvalli at ft 00 a. m. aud roi'iifcts with the
H. t'. Albaiiy-lMri'and local train leaving
Albany at 7:ifl a, m Train ao R loavca Albnnv
for Uutrolt at 7 H0 a. to., arttvhig "her at
main, KlvtiiK ample ttmo io reseh the Kreltou
binth hot apriiiKH tbo i-amo day.
Train No. 4 oomitUa at Alhanv with the
Poitlaiid-AlbHiiy leeai, wlilch attlvot here Ht
7:10 and ruiut to I'orvallli leaving Albany at
7.tf and anlvittg In t'orvalil at7:fii p. m.
For fnrthur Inforiuatlou apvly te
J C. MAu. tivii. Tarn Agt,
(MPR KKT.Tt, AgPtif, Albany
11 H t'KtNIHK, ARent, IVrvalllf .
Rose St., Rotcburg. Phone 601
M U -III
A, Jv in
X Use
DRCHARD AND SMALL FRUITS
Jjiruylitff, Pluntlna: CnttlnH iintl
Other Early S print? WorJc.
The Sun Jose scale must be squarely
net. Eurly spring ttppllcntions of the
lime, salt and aulpliur mixture have
given very good rtnu'.ts In Maryland.
T. B. Symons of CrI!o;u Park says this
Reason seems the in .-f't fuvortible tlie,
on the whole,, for ;:;i;lyii:; the '.vn.-h:
Dr. John B. S-iitii oi.' Xcv. Jerae.v
clings to hia faitl). J:i V.w oil anrayil, ha
Uerivs them to bu "the injst reliable
of nil scale killera." Of couiau they
must be applied while the tree is still
dormant, uud many persons distrust
the oil spray at any time, claiming that
ft often kills the trees. For the-penr
especially Dr. Smith recommends thi
crude petroleum spray, 43 degrees test,
slightly warmed and used through a
lino vcrmort'l nozzle- any time alter
.Tan. 1, before the trees start into
growth. v
Set the CnttliiKM Out Early.
Cuttings made iu tho fall or winter
should be planted out very early in the
spring before the weather .warms up
much. As a general rule, In inserting
cuttings only two buds are left above
ground and in the vine only one. Long
cuttings are set sloping to be in reach
of heat and air. -; -'- -
A GencroiiM Fi'ult Supply la Envy.
Some fruits arc so easily propagated
tlint If one grows them at all there Is
really small excuse for not having
them In generous profusion. Layering
is a sure aud simple way to increase
the grape, the tiuiiice and the goose
berry. It Is done in Uio spring, before
vegetation begins, using a shoot of the
previous year's growth. Dig the
grouud up light and flue, bend over a
branch and make a cut through the
bark and part of tho wood at the base
of n hud, splitting the shoot for auInch
or two. Lay the branch down, keeping
tho cut open, and cover with two or
three Inches of soil.
Don't Herein Vnlcsn You Can Ilnlil On,
There is one thing to be remembered
nbont the new mulch method In or
chards, and fruit growers are now
passing the weaning round. The mulch
encourages root growth .near the sur
face. Therefore it is dangerous to
practice it for a few years nnd then
discontinue it, for this leaves the roots
exposed to injury from freezing In win
ter. ItcniM of Vnliic.
Frnne fruit trees early, preferably
between March 15 and April 15, says
Professor Taft of Michigan.
Pretty near to a razor edge is what
the pruning knife needs. ..
Advantitges of clean culture in the
orchard fewer insects and the diseased,
fruit that droits can ho more readily
gathered and destroyed.
The Full Beauty Is n very taking,
richly colored apple of good quality
originating in Virginia and
Ilrst
brought into notice recently,
A NEW EARLY POTATO.
Del le veil to Mnrk nn Km In Potato
GroiTltiK, n a Dirt tho Hftrly Hone.
Early Itoso, Beauty of Hebrew, Rural
New Yorker, tho world famous Carman
No. 1 and Carman No. II, these and
others have marked the path of prog
ress In potato growing in the lust forty
years. With 1905 steps forward a new
claimant to a place, and perhaps tho
first place, In the front rank. It Is
N'nrnton Beauty, "a lineal descendant
of the famous reaehblow, being a seed-
NOItOTOX BEAUTY POTATOES.
ling from a seedling of that variety,"
according to Its Introducers, who suui
intirlzo Its points of merit as follows:
"It Is the earliest potato ever grown,
being slxteou days earlier than the
I'Jnrly Rose.
"It is fully as productive as any
main crop or late sort.
"It Is hnmlsomc In appearance and
more uniform in size and shape tliau
any other variety.
"The tubers matn.e simultaneously, a
fact which, combined with Its extreme
earllnefls, practically does away with
danger from blight or disease or bugs.
"Its table quality is superb, -and It
keeps loiiKet thau any other sort, early
or late. ' -
"It Is the best all n round potato In
existence." v-. .
Noroton (accented on tbtf second syl
lable) la an Indlnu name nud refers to
the town of Noroton, Conn.
ConmpHal Clover Sd. -
The Rhode Island experiment station
calls attention to the fact of the groat
variations in clover plants grown from
commercial iwd Not only is there In
dfe'ldual variation, which Is to be ex
peeted, but apparently much of the
seed sold for Mammoth clover Is not
Mammoth clover at nil. Titer Is ap-
I pnrently good reason for taklig every
i possible precaution to procure good
seed, true to name.
Rlisumaticm doe3 more than any other dis- KMnaiuiii
ease to rob life of pleasure and comfort. It is so painful and far-reaching in
its effects 'on the system that those afflicted with it find themselves utterly
unable to enjoy bodily comfort or an' of the pleasures of life. Some are
bound hand and foot and suffer constantly with excruciating pains, swollen,
stiff joints ard muscle3, and - '
often distorted, .crooked I had been troubled with Rheumatism for two
limbs, while others have ha b!'?,under ft? treatm"t of
. t it 1 1 cians, ana tried everythine recommended to
mtervals of freedom, during me, but all to no avail. My lfnee land "elbow joinS
which tney live m constant were so stiff that I could not use them. I was un.
fi.ar and dread of the next able to do my household work, and was truly in a
a:tack, when, at the least ex- pitiable condition. S. S S. cured me after using
posure to damp weather, or t fr awhile, and I unhesitatingly give it the
slight irregularity of any credit it so much deserves. :
kind, tl;e disease will return. sta- A- E. Liverpool, O. Mrs. M. A. Deckbr.
'fiie cause of Rheumatism is a sour, acid condition of the blood, produced
by food lyir.tr undigested in the stomach, poor bowel action, weak kidneys
Hii'i igeueral- sluggish condition of tlie system. External applications, such
as liniments, oils, plasters, etc., do not reach the cause and can only give tem-
e-fv' i7- povary relief. The.blood must be cleansed and puri
Cctl before a cure can be llad- S. S. S. attacks the
vl&tyK disease in the right way it neutralizes the poison
C'ciy file's out every particle of it from the blood,
stimulates the sluggish organs and clears the sys
tem of all foreign matter. It cures the disease permanently ' and safely
because it contains no harmful minerals to derange the stomach and diges
tion. Book on Rheumatism and any advice you wish, without charge.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GAm
A Bad Scare,
Some day you will get a bad scare,
when you feel a pain in your bowels,
and fear appeDdicttis. Safety lies Id
Dr. King's New Life Pills, a sure cui e
for all bowel and stomach diseases,
such as headache, bilfiousness, costive
ness, etc. Guaranteed at A. C. Mar-
sters drug store, only 25c. Try them.
PREMIUM OFFERS.
Every subscriber who pays $2 for the
Twice-a-Week Review for one year
in advance may have their choice of
two premiums, without extra charge,.
follows: Hand and McNally's Poeket
Atlas of the World, one of the most
valuable little publication ever issued
from the press.
The Rural Northwest, Oregon's lead
lng fruit, farm and stock paper. The
paper Is mailed direct to the subscriber
and is positively stopped when the
time paid for expires.
Twice-a-Week Review and San
Francisco Examiner 83.00
Twice-a-Week Review and Oro-
gonian 3.00
Twice-a-Week Review and New
York World (Tri Weekly). . . . 2.76
Twice-a-Week Review and Semi-.
Weekly St. Louis Republic. . . 2.25
Twice-a-Week Review and Semi-
Weekly Portland Journal.... 2.75
Send all remittances to Review Pub
lishing Company, Roseburg, Or. sw.
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 confliots
are likely to occur at any time. This
atlas contains 20 pages, each llfxl42
inches in size, - with fino, 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 mop& are In colors) showing
steamer routes and distances are in
cluded. One of these fine atlases will
be given Fkee to every person who
pays his or her subscription to the
Twice-a-week Review for one year
in advance, or to the daily klview
for six months in advance. Send your
order at once to
Review Publishing Co.,
Roseburg, Oregon.
AskAgent D C A T
for Tickets U ..II .L H I
" NORTHERN
SPOKANE, ST. PAUL, DULUTH
MINNEAPOLIS. CHICAGO,
ST. LOUIS and all points East
and South.
2 OVERLAND TRAINS DAILY
FLYER and the FAST MAIL Jit
Splendid Service, Up-to-Date Equip
ment, Courteous Employes.
Daylight trip across the Cascade and
Rocky Mountains.
For full particulars, rates, folders, etc.,
call on or address
H. DICKSOS, C. T. A., 122 Third
Street, Portland, Ore, '
S. G. YERKES, G. W. P. A., 612 First
Avenuo, Seattle, Wash. .
We (live expedited service on freight
nouie your snipmenis via. liieat urtn
urn. lull information from
' . W. HARDER, Gen'l Agent,
) Portland,) Oregon.
f ROCUBIO UNO DtrCNDCD. '
3r.winyiri3u.lo.Iorxrvrt.Mivhndrtv report.
re .JtIcw, bow to obtAlo rwtenu. trle surra,
copirKha, D. m ah COUNTRIES.
Bmiw9 JSrrtl wil H'arifcy AM mm time,
jry m4 rjien Ike urN.
fittnt nd IflWftfemMt Practice Eidattnlf. I
Writ, or com. to . ra
Ml mla SUM. nr. OrJM Meat Met,
WAIHINOTON, D. O.
Wbt f acttuf
THE KOSISmiHG JIAIiKET.
The local market quotations today
are aB follows:
Wheatr 85 cents,
Oats 5055 cents.
Barley 55 cents.
Hay Loose, $10; baled, $12.
Wool 234 cents.
Potatoes 14 cents per pound.
Butter Dairy, 15c; oreamery, 25.
Eggs 15 cents per dozen.
Chickens Mixed. Oo per pound
Veal Dressed, 56c.
Beef Cows, 2(Sajo; steers, 213c;
heifersp 2e.
Hogs Fat, Be live; dressed, 7c.
Portland Market. The quotati
ons in the Portland market today are:
Wheat. 88 cents: oats. 81.3d per cen
tal; hay, clover, $12; timothy, 815; wool,
valley, 21 cents; hops, 23 cents; hogs,
gross, 4c; sheep, 34c gross; beef, gross,
34c; veal, 7c; eggs, 18c; butter, cream
ery, 20c; dairy, 17o; chickens, mixed,
3o lb. . :
LODGE DIRECTORY
F. & A. M., Laurel lAtlge No. 13 Holdi
. regular meetings on 2nd ana 4th Wediiea
daya of each mouth.
W.W. TiiACirRAit:, W. M,
N, T, Jbwktt, Secretary.
A O.U.W
RoBoourg Lodge - No. 16 Meet
IX tho 2nd and 4th Jfoadayu of each mouth
" Ac :W p , m ., in tne X. U. U . F. rtail , Al
members lu good standing aro Invited to at-
W3UU U. Jj. V HlflilT, J1. V .
, U . Lbnox, Kecorder.
BP. O. ELKS, Roseburg Lodge, No. 326 Hold,
regular communications at tho MaBoaie
Hall on 2nd and 4th Thursdays of eaeb
month. All members requested to attend
regularly, aud all visiting brotners are cordl
ally Invited to attend.
U. i- CANNON, E. K.
W. H. Jamiehon, Secretary.--
D
EGREE OF HONOR, Mystic I-odge No. 18-
mcHuiiuHuuiia -urn runny yveuiugB o;
each month in Foresters' Hell. Vlsltlnit
members cordially invited to attend. :
. OIHH. V. i JIO.Ml'SON, VJ. 01 It,
B. II. Lenox, Ilea.
FOF A., Court Douglag No. 32 Foresters o
America, meets each Tuesday evening In
1'nriwli.ri1 Mill V'tallf... krnlri..ni al.
waj-e welcome. Geo. McClblland, C. R.
E. H.Lenox, Hoc. .-ec.
E.V. HoovEn.Phyalcian.
J. C. Twitch ell,
IO. O. F., Philetanau Lodge No. 8 Meets i-j
Odd Fellows Temple, corner of Jackaou and
Cass streets, ou Saturday evening of each
week. Members of tho order lu good standin
are invited to attend
it. o. lrwis, N. G.
N. T..IBWKTT, R.8.
IO.O F., Union Encampment No. 9 Meett
in Odd Fellows Temple on the 1st and 8rd
Thursday evenings of each month. Visit
lug brethren always welcome.
JJR. J. U. TWITCH ELL, f.
A. N. Orcutt, Scribe.
O.O. F.. Rising Star Lodee No. 174. I. O. O. F.
meets In Odd Fellows' Temple every Friday
evening. Visiting brethren alwavs welcome.
L. E. Belfils, N. O.
Edgar E. Lono.R.S.
M. Ficklb, F. S.
KOF P., Alpha Lodge No, 47 Meets every
Wedneuday In I. O. O. Hall, at 7:30 p. m,
Uamlmii In crnnrt BlamKliir arc tutrlti. tri
atteud. Jas. A. I'RRny, C. fi.
M. F. Wright, K. R, 8.
KO. T. M., ProtficUou Tent No. 15-Holds
regular meetings on the first and third
Fridays of each month in Odd Fellows
Rail. All visiting members in good standing
are invited to attend.
Jr. F. PATTERSON, Com.
Q, W. Rapf, R. K.
L6TT. M"7TSoburg Hive No. 11 Holds It
regular reviews upon the 1st and 3rd Fri
day nt each month at 2 o'clock In Odd Pel.
lows' hall. Sisters of other Hives visiting in the
city ara cordially Invited to attend our reviews.
JUAUDK .Hi:i.LAJ.l,K.N, jOm .
Mas. Jessie F.avp, R. X,
MODERN BKOTHERI'OOD OF AMERICA
Roseburg Lodce No. 49; Meets every
Thursday evening in Foresters' Hall
Visiting members always welcome.
Mrs.I.ila Row, President.
Mast Mary Kantz, Mecretary.
OE. 81,noseburg7;haptCT'Nor8-HoldB their
regjlar meeting ou 1st and 3rd Thurt
days In each mouth. Visiting members in
good staudlug are respectfully invited to attend
Mrs, E. J, Stroud. W. M.
Fer John hon, secretary
0
N.O., Co. b..8eiatd:u Katta!llon Meeui
every Thursday oveulng at the Armory
Hall at 8 o'clock.
F. B. Hamlin, Captain.
R" EB K KAUS, Rosebtirg ft c be k ah Lodge, No.
41, I. O. O. F.-Meeti in Cdd Fellow
Temple every Tuesday evening. Visiting
Isters and brethren luvlted to attend.
Miss Lai'ra 8paui.dino, N. Q.
i . Miss Marik Jones, Secretary.
WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT, Lilac Circle No.
4-Meet on 2nd ami 4th Thursday! oi
each month at Odd Fellows Hall. Vhltlng
members in good standlngare luvlted to attend
Mrs. A. B Fickle, U. N.
Mrs. Belle Morlan, Clerk.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. Oak Camp No
121WMeets at the Odd Fellows Hall ir
Roseburg, every lit and 3rd Monday eve
ning. Visiting neighbors always welcome.
J. M. ft hi does. C. C.
N.T. Jkwbtt, Clerk
R-I-P-A-N-S Tabules
. Doctors find
A good prescription
for mankind
The a.eent picket II enough for orati ooca
ton. Th famtlr botttle (aocentfl)teoaulDjt
apvir for i rer. AUdramrtit t.U thou.
FQR SALE Ten acres in Edenbower
Are acres In fruit, located on coun
ty road, good land and well located, for
! Roseburg, Or.
CLASSintrD ADVEPTI5CI1EHTS ;
FOR SALE
pOR SALE. Complete outfit of
class condition. Can be bad at a bar-
i isher, Roseburg. d-swi9
FOR SALE On easy terms,- a lot
SflTlld n.p. rv:.i o ir
streets, opposite Court House, Rose
burg. Enquire of N. T. Jewett, Rose
burg. d-swtf '.
FOR SALE. Choice building lots in
Kinney's Improved plat to Rose-.
ftiuv vuu par. luu, guua Lluie,.
near Main at.panr ' An.Da W ' A
Richards, Dillard, Oregon. ' d-tf.
-C"OR SALE. A first-class grocery
trade; located here in Roseburg. Now
.1 jiruoi. luumug uiter anybniugoi Lnis
Wind, horn ia vnn nkon..B ixr..in
cull on I. F. Rice & Co., Roseburg, Or
FOR RENT.
"""OTTAOE FOR KV.NV rnnnlra f
Albert Abraham. . tf
FOR RENT. Suito of office rooms in
Abraham Building. Apply to D.
S. West. d-aw tf.
FOR RENT. A warehouse in Rose
hnrrr. C.nU nn KTm XT Tncankonn
for particulars. tf.
WANTED
WANTED. Girl for general house
work. AddIv tn Mrs. M. tna-.' .
phson. d-sw-tf.
WANTED. A representative for
the Cascadn Cl.i.mlnnl C'n in
solicit. Lady or Gent. Address the
Cascade Chemical Co. lioseburg, Oreg.
a-sw Lt.
WANTED. Fifty men to pile lum
ber and work in woods and plan
ing mill. Apply to Wm. P. Johnson
Lumber Co., North Roseburg: d-swtf
' MISCELLANEOUS.
GOOD, SAFE INSURANCE; See
A. Q. Johnson, Taylor & Wilson
Block. d-sw-tf.
FOUND. In Nprtb Roseburg, a gold
ring, bearing engraved initials.
Owner please call on Rev. H. C; Allen,
near M.' E. Church, South, Roseburg,
- - - d-sw-tf.
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.
WILL' GO ON YOUR BOND.
Whask a friend to go on your
bond when you know he would rather
not? For a small amount you can procure
bonds of tbe National Surety Company
of New York. Call on i
d-swtf ' t). S. West, Agent.
GROCERIES.....
i FOR, THE BIGHT KIND'
See AT THE RIGHT PRICES ,
MRS. HENRY;- EASTON
'Phone 4U.
WE FIX, these;
JAMES ARRANCE A" KI,?,'.ry
Manufactured, Repaired and Installed. Grind"
ing, Polishing aud Enameling. Saws Gummed,
': Corner Wrwhinffton anil KAne Streets. 1
WE WANT WOOL
AT THB
Roseburg Junk & Hide
COMPANY'S
Corner of Oak and R,ose Streets
; WE PAY CASH
For Anything You Have to ' Sell '-.
You Wili Be Satisfied;
WITH YOUR JOURNEY
If your tickets read over the Denver i
and Rio Grande Railroad, the Scenic
Line oi the World. --- ;
BECAUSE ,
tThere are so many scenic attrac-
tions and points of interest along '
tbe line between Ogden and Denver ;
that the trip never becomes tire- .'
some
If yon are going East; write for infor
mation and cet a pretty book that wil
tell yon all about it.
W". C. McBRlDE, GiitBiui, Aoktt
. 124 Third Street,
PORTLAND, OREGON
Tbe Review advertisers give best
bargains.
s
I