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. EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW! ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY UY REVIEW PUBLISHING CO. Omen Review Building, (first floor) Jaokson Street. Telephone, Main 90L Ii. W1MBKBLY..., B. W. BATHS KntTOB ...FOKRHAM DAILY JPK yiar, by mail 18.00 ' raxllonth, delivered ft em Woek, delivered 16 BKMl-WEKKLY. aemjen 2.ix la Months H.00 JUNE 20, 1'IOj. The good roads' movement hue now ..reached the talk stage; after awhile there may he something doing. Thirty-three big meat packers are to be indicted by the federal grand jury for violation of the anti-trust laws. And Jimmy Garfield, after a through investigation, decided there was no beef trust. There 1b altogether too much whist ling In the Rosoburg railroads yards, Flag signals are more modern and nothing else is tolerated in .Portland and a majorityof railroad towns. This oity should put a stop to the whistling nuisance. The famous "white lady" ghost has been seen again in the imperial castle of Kaiser Wllhelm at Charlottenberg. This is interpreted to mean that some thing important is about to happen to the nation, but more likely it means that too little sleep and too much champagne is the prevailing rule in that particular place. Lots For Sale. Tbe Cannon tract of 21 acres situated near High School between the Sanctu- ary and Sykes properties, has been divided into lots averaging about (lOx 3C0 foot. Prices and terms reasonable to right parties. Apply to any real OBtite dealer or the owner, C. 13. Cannon, ACKER'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS euro Dyspepsia and all disorders arising from JmllKOsllon, Kiidoraod by phystclauB every where. No nun), no nay. i6 rents. For Male by llamtMon Drug Co., Roseburg; Oakland uruK Co., ttiiKiaud. Trial paoVairn free by writing to W. llookor i Co. llultalo, N. Y. Real Estate Transfers. E H Pinkston and wife to E J Page, 1,(I(0; oi of lots 7 and 8 In blk 21, R R Add to Oakland. A J Levins and Viola T Levins to Warron Choover, JII4; lots 2 and 7 In blk 111, first Add to Elkton. William T Morrison to William Kaugar 150: 4-7 interest In tbo si of nwi and lot 1 in soc II), and sot of net of Bee 24, tp 21) s, r 5 w; also 40 acros of Hugh Calson D L C in sec 24, tp 20 s, tin, and boo 10, tp 20 s, r 4 w. C Ross King and wife, and Harry Richards and wife to the Cold Spring Water tympany, lncororated, $1,01)0, lot 3 and nwj of so of soc 33 lil.02 aorcB, and one aero of tlio Charlos Ap plegato D L C In soc 33 tp 22 s, r B w. Ernest Kotchesnn and wife to W E Bowon, $1; lot 111 Ik blk 15 and ci of Willow streot lying and being between lot 1 of blk 1) and lot 10 of blk 1.1, RIvorBldo Add to Rosoburg. A 1'' Drown and wife u Trustees of Flrat Prosbytorlan church of Oakland, Oregon, $1.00; lots land 2 In blk 1; Brown's Add to Oaklaud. O & C R R I'o to Charles E Daugh orty, 181011; no) of swt of soc 27, tp 32 s, r 0 w. Harry S Cook to Henry W Hale, $1; nj and swj of nwf soc 21, anil sot of no boo 20, tp 20 9, r 1 1 w. Oregon Pino Lumbor Co to William .11 r, r .1 mul 4 w. Iloiiry W Hrtlo and wife to Oeortfo G Kulliw; and U S Cook, $1; undivided 4 in to real in S00 ucroa of hmd Id wo lo, 20, 'Jl nud 2, tp 20 s, r 11 w. , Isaac Harmon to Mrs. Kmilv L. Wills 7i"t; uw ) of soc 22, tp M a, r .1 w, GoortfoG KollotfKto Henry W Halo. 11; nj of nwj and w( of noi of boo 22, tp 20 s, r U wt VNl I KI STATUS IWTKNTSTO Orojion A Calif Land Co, nei of see 28, tp 25 i, r 2 vr. . Santa Fo Par. tic H U Co nwj of aoo 1 20, tp 10 s, r 8 w. California A Oregon Land Co, lots ft aud 10 of hoc 21, and lot 1 of toc 28, tp "J a, r 12 w lti.1 ON aoros. t3oorna W Kowan, n&i of soo 32, tp 10 a, r 8 w. 'lopoi'tod by V. K. Alloy, Abstraotoi. wrugiiii i niu unmoor to 10 llllam Spauldlng ot al, agreement to purchase I omV ''"'""'I'1" " 5' not satisfied. 120,1110; lti,H0 acres of timber laud In tpf'L'- mul 100- I'op 8,1,6 b nmllton fa UFA Til fifsD VITALITY IXiT'V.j imj v i.j Him W riliTifl K 1 if 1 lio ppcat lvnuiv for norvous prostration ami nil duoasrs of tr c'tn'rntlr (RM. - j ornainuf etihor .-h, cuoli at Norvous lrou..ium. FaihiK-or Lost MantuHKl of TohatTO or Opium, wlu.-li lead to Oousuiurtion auU Inian.iv. With rvcrt AFTFB IKING or,,,"r Wt' iw mtoc Iikut or n-fiiv.O Hi-- mori.-v. SoUl .H jl.Ovl wr 1-ot ATltnUOinUi OboMstorfi.OU. IIH.,UOTI'M llli:.TlU AL CO., VlcrulopU, hio For 6a!s by A C. ManRn 5t Co.. Rtweburr, Ore con No Dessert More Attractive Why uso gfjlatiiw and fcpMid hours Bonking, ewwiteniuK, flitvoriny Hud coloring when product's l)ottr rustiUs in two ininntes? Everything iii the ptietoitfe. Simply add hot witur mid net to cool. ItVsperfectiun. Asm, priao to tlio hmwowife. No trouble, less ox penso. Try it to-dtiy. In Four Fruit Vhu vow: Lemon, Orange, Btruwberry, Kasp berrv. At grocers. lOo. WHITE LADY SEEN. Ghost of German Royalty Seen In Palace. Huhun, June 20. The historical white lady, which tradition says always makes its appearance in the imperial castle at Charlottenberg on the eve of some important event in the Hohenzollern family, is reported to have been seen a few days before the marriage of the crown prince. A sentry first discovered the ghost on one of tbe castle terraces, and was about to fire when it vanished. The incldont was reported next morning to the emperor, and he ordered sentries to be placed next night at all the entrances to the castle, with orders to fire upon the ghost Instantly if It ap peared. Shortly after midnight the ghost reappeared near one of the sen tries. He was ulmost paralyzed with fright and, Instead of firing, shouted an alarm. The whole garrison turned out and gave cbase. The ghost lea the soldiers over all the castle, finally entering the imperial apartments, where It entered the kaiser's private study. One soldier followed it, and when ne entered the study found that the ghost had vanished. The Salve That Penetrates. Do Witt's Witch Hazel Salve pene. trates the pores of the skin, and by its antiseptic rubifocient healing influence it subdues Inflammation and cures Boils, Burns, Cuts, Eczema, Tetter, Ring Worm and all skin diseases. A specific for blind, bleeding, itching and protruding Pile. Tbe original and genuine Witch Hazel Salve is made by K. C. DeWltt & Co., sold by Fullerton & Ricnardson. Gardiner News. John Patterson had his foot quite badly hurt In the logging camp at Scottsburg, the first of the week. John Henderson, who has been laid up for the past week with a severe at tack of pneumonia, is Improving, ac cording to last roports. Joe Henderson, of the life saving sta tion, has been at Scottsburg since Sun day, owing to the illness of bis father. Forest Jones and Herbert Butler, of Scottsburg, were passengers from Coos this morning, enroute to Myrtle Creek. Roscoe Fryer arrived here on Mon day from San Francisco, where he has been attending school. He will visit friends and relatives at Scottsburg. DIED JONES. Tuesday, June 13th, 1005, ngeu z. years, in uaruinor, itosa, wife of Chester Jones. The decoasod had been suiTerlng for about two months, the nature of the ailment being Septicemia. Tlio re mains were taken to Eugene for inter mout. Gazette. A Had Scare. Some doy you will get a bad scare, when you feol a pain In your bowels, and fear appendicitis. Safety lies in Dr. King's New Llfo Pills, a sure cure for all bowel and stomach diseases, such as headache, billiousness, costive ness, etc. Guaranteed at-A. C. Mnr- stors drug storo, only 25c. Try them. Acker's Blood Elixir positively cures Chronio Mood Poisoning and all Scrofulous affections. At all times a matchless syntem tonic and purltior. Drug Co., Rosoburg; Oakland Drug Co., Oakland. BORN. SCIIWAKT. lu Hosoburp, June 20, 1WW' 10 'Mr Hml beiiwartz, a bov. vim DR. JOf-DAN'S Grout i Museum , of Anatomy C- Cat U((if (uiiodiiilb WrU. I mi. joHtt. imiivvtk ii:r A r t"n .'7. ' II i t H iti, -ivkiMj trUluiM . iii 4 U li U1 tw!t MT ii r TtaiiMxaatit I toll 1h of Tlttvrittiic. MTl. MOTT'fS MU&-J' m . A h mlft. Oregon News. At JEugene last Friday, John Bran ton plead not guilty to the charge of at tempting to murder John Fletcher at Cottage Grove last spring. The at tempt to kill is alleged to have been committed on the road from Cottage Grove to Lorane one night last Spring, when it is alleged the two men were on their way to the home of Fletcher. They had stopped to rest and Fletcher fell asleep. He was suddenly awakened by a shot from a pistol and an ugly wound on the side of tbe head, and says the shot was fired by Branton. The motive for the alleged crime is supposed to have been some benefit which Branton would have received from insurance on Fletcher's life. The Rev. Federic E. J. Lloyd, D. D., of Union town, Pa., has been elected Bishop Co-adjutor of the Episcopal Diocese of Oregon. At Coquille, Coos County, last week two saloon men were fined $50 each and two others $200 for violating the local option law. Tbe saloon men are determined to contest the law and will carry their casesup to the supreme court. The famous Swede Basin timber belt 24 miles southwest of Grants Pass, has been sold to Wisconsin capitalists for $40,000. The belt comprises about 2000 acres of some of the finest timber, as well as agricultural land, in Jose phine County, upon which stands over 70,000,000 feet of best grade sugar pine. The purchasers are undecided as to whether they will operate a mill in the belt this summer, bub they will operate two large mills in tbe Cow Creek tract, which they purchased about a month ago from the Oregon Pine Lumber Company, -and.wbich has upon it some 00,000,000 feet of lumber upon 1700 acres of land. At the annual sosslon of the Oregon Grand Lodge in Portland last week, W, H. Flannagan, the newly elected grand master, appointed the following oilicers: Rev. J. K. N. Bell, of Baker City, grand chaplain; Morris B. Cox, senior grand deacon; O. S. He il born, Astoria, junior grand deacon; Alex KudU, Portland, grand marshal; Charles Augustus Johns, Baker City, grand orator; James F. Stitb, Kerby, senior grand steward; T M. Baldwin, Prineville, junior grjtnd steward; Simon Caro, Roseburg, grand standard- bearer; P. H. Harth, Grants Pass, grand swordbearer, and D. G. Toma- sina, of Portland, grand tyler. John B. Cleland, of Portland, and M. S Woodcock, of Corvallls, were re-elected members of the board of trustees of the educational fund. It was decided to hold the next session of the grand lodge In Portland during June, 1000, The question of purchasing ground on which to erect a Masonic Temple was left to the board of trustees of tbe educational fund to report on at tbe l!)00 session. That, the order is strong in Oregon is evident from the tenor of the reports submitted, which showed there were 109 lodges in the state, with a total membership of 7500, and this has increased more shan 50 per cent during the past five years. Thirty two new lawyers have been admitted to the bar by the Oregon Supreme court. South Methodists will erect a $25,000 church In Portland this summer. Because the lower court limited tho arguments of tho attorneys to only one hour, which is held to be restrictive, the Supreme court has granted a new trial in the case of Oscar Rogoway con victed of burning a store belonging to his mother at Lebanon. Bert Griffon, section foreman for the O. K, ifc N., was killed by a train near Arlington, Monday night. It is sup posed he was trying to board the train to come to Arliugton and was thrown off and instantly killed. Hjge Tuk. It was a hug ) r isk, to undertake tho cure of such b iud case of kidney d I sense, as that o O. F. Collier, of Chero kee, la., but E u '.rlc Bitters did it. He writes: "My kwaeys were so far gone, I could not s t. -m a chair without a cushion; and su.Tered from dreadful backache, headtu he, and depression. In Electric Bittoi-s, howover, I fouud a cure, an 1 by tlniui was restored to per fect health. 1 recommend this ereat tonic medicine lo all with weak kid ueys, liver or stomach." Guaranteed bv A. C. Marsters & Co., druggist; price tlVO. Insure Your Property. In tho Alliance Fire Insurance Com pany. K. u. Johnson, Ageut. Taylor & Wilson block. dsw-tf. , Dyinj( of I mint is, In its tormouts, like dying of con sumption. The progress of consurap tlon, from the beglnlng to the very end, is a locg torture both to victim and friend?. "When I had consumption in the tlrst stag," writes Wm. Myers, of Coarfoss, Md., "after trying dilTerent mcaictnes anil a gnou dtH'tor, in rain, l at last tiwk Ur. Kines Now ui.'Overy. which quickly and perfectly cured me." PrtmipC relief and sure euro forcouehs, eoM. wre throat, bronchitis, etc. Pos itively prevents pneuttuinia. Guaran teed at A. C Marsters t Co's. drug store, price 50c and fl.Otfa bottle. Trial bottle free- Cost to Visit the Fair A five-day visit to tbe Exposition at Portland, to include all expenses, and see everything to be seen, can be made for $15 00. Round trip railroad fare from Roseburg, $6.00, total $21.00. For a ten-day visit, $25.00, R. R. fare $0.00, total $31.00. Full information may be obtained, on application at Southern Pacific Ticket Office, Rose burg. ' dswtf. Sure Cure for Piles. Itching Piles produce moisture and ansa itching. This form, as well as Blind, Bleeding or Protruding. Piles are curea oy ur. jjo-sanko s Jriie Kern edy. Stops itching and bleeding. Absorbs tumors. 50o a jar at drug gists, or sent by mail. Treatise free. write me about your case. ur. liosan- ko, Phila., Pa. For sale by A. C. Marsters & Co., druggists. GROCERIES. FOR THE EIGHT KIND Bee AT THE EIGHT PEICEB MRS. HENRY E ASTON Phone 41 1. R-I-P-A-N-S Tabules Doctors find A. good prescription For mankind Tbe a-cant packet Is enough tor usual occa alou. The family botltle rooceuta);eontalnRa attDly tnr . rear. A.ll.ilrnirlat. aell them. mi Miiii PER LB. 5 C PER LB. A Long Story Briefly Told It is true that for 5 cents per pound the Roseburg Steam Laundry will wash, starch and deliver ready for ironing, all family washing. The term family washing embraces such articles as underwear, handkerchiefs, hoao, sheets, pillow cases, napkins, towels, etc., while all flat pieces are ironed without extra charge. This means more hours of leaeurefor the overworked housewife. Talk It over with "hubby " SIM U Foot of Jackson Street TELEPHONE 791 You Will Be Satisfied WITH YOUR JOURNEY If your tickets read over the Denver anil Kio Grande Railroad, the Scenic Line of the World. because; Thero are so many scenic attrac tions and points of interest along the line between Ogden and Denver that the trip never becomes tire some. If you are going East, write for infor mat ion and get a pretty book that wil tell you all about it. W. C. McBRIDE, Gkn-kralJAohnt 124 Third Street, PORTLAND, OREGON Co rvallis and tastern Railrodd TIME CARD NO. 29. No. 2 for Yaquina leaves Albany 12:46 P. M. leaves uorvanis i:46 c. M. Arrivei at Yaquina 5:46 P. M. No. 1 Returning Leaven Yaiiutna ,.7:16 A.M. Leaves Corvallls il::fll A. M. Arrives Albany 12:16 P. M. No. 3 For Albany-Detroit Leaven Albanv for Detroit 7:.W A. M. Arrives Detroit 13.30 P. M. No. 4 From Detroit Leaves Detroit I 90 1. M. Arrive Albau 6;3JF, M . No. 5 For Albany- Leaves CorvRllis :30A. f. Airivos Albuy 7:i0 A. M. No. 8 For Corvallls Inves Albauy 2 41) P. M Arrives (JorTallls 8.20 P. M. No. 7 For Albnnv Leave Corvalli 6:no P. M. Arrives Albany 6:10 P. M No. 6 For Corvallis Leaves Albany 9 16 P. M. Arrives Corvallis D:6j P. u. Train No. 1 arrives In Albauv tn t1m tn connect wim mt s. r. sonm not) no tram. Train No. a c-nncti with the 8 P train at Corvallls and Albiny. rirluu direct service l N' Wfn ri Hud ii1teiH Wfh. Train No. ;i itwve AlWtw for Det-olt at 7 : a. to., srrfvinir there in ample tim to roach tbo Hrei.DuL'Ukh hut sprmtts tae time day. Trstn No 4 fret-awn AJhany ami Detroit connoi-ta with Kit Bene local at Albany, also with local from I'orvllts. Train Nn. ft leavrn CorvsllU at 6 30 a m.. nr. rlvea at Altauv 7 10s. m. in time to alih Eu gtuie local Ui I'rTtlmid tinl ttnln to I'tMtotl. Tlu No. leavis Athsnr for Cor allln at 2:40 p. in, alter the arrival ot i. P. north- iHiuml overland Train, So. " Itave CorvalHs at p. tn , arrive in Aibanv at 6.iu p. m., tn ttme to con nect with the lineal for Kuirene and war P"int. Train So. !pt Alfriny for CnrTa'lt at 9:i (. m-aftr the arrival of th S, P, local lrin PoriUu'l. For furthr information applr t' 3. C. UAU.iiU. PA'S. Aft. T nw'K RFf.L. Aren. AlbanT i 11. H CKON13K, Aicut, Corvallls. 1 LODGE DIRECTORY F. & A. M., Laurel Lodge No. 13 Hold! l regular meetings ouiuaai'.d 4th Wutlneu days of each mouth. W.w..Thackrah,W. M. ' N. T. Jkwett, secretary AO. D. W. RoBctmrg Lodge No. 16 Meet the 2nd and -uh Monditya ot t-ach month at7:;(0 p. m., in the I. O. O. F. Hall. Al memberB in good Btaiidiug are Invited to at tend G, h. Wkioiit, M. W. K. II. Lenox, Hecorder Br. O. ELKS, Roseburg Lodge, No. 326 Hold regular commuuicutioiib at the MuhouIc Hall on 2nd and 4th ThursdayB oi eaoh month. All momtiera requetieil to attend regularly, &nd all vjiHting brothers are cordl ally iuvittd to attend. 0. B Cannon, E. R. W. H. Jamie.son. Scnretery: DKHhEE OK HONOR, Myitic Lodge No. 1;. Meets 2nd and 4th Thursday event uus ci each mouth in Foresters' Hall. Vislttu members cordially invited to attend. Mrs. E. V. TuoMi'bON, C. of U. E. H. Lbnox. Rec. F OF A.. Court Douglas No. 32 Foresters o America, meets each Tuesday evening In Foresters' Hall. Visiting Vothers al ways welcome. Geo. McClflland, C. R. E. It. Lenox, Rec. eec. E. V. HoovER.l'hyBlcian. J. C. TWITCHEI L, 1 IO. O. V., Hhiletanan Longe No. S Meets l't Odd Fellows Temple, corner o.' Jackson and Cass streets, on Saturday evening of each week. Members of the order in good standlnr are invited to attend II. O. Lewis, N. G. N.T.-lEWETT, R.8. IO. O.F., Union Encampment No79 MeeU in Odd Fellows Temple on the 1st. and :trd Thursday evenings of each mouth. Visit ing brr,hreu always welcome. Dlt. J. C Twitchei.1., C. P. A. N. Orcutt, Scribe. I O. O. F., Rising Star Lodge No. 174, 1. O. O. F. meets in Odd Fellows' Temple every Friday evening. Visiting brethren ahvaya welcome L. E. B-u as. x. ii. Ed'Jat; K. LoNii, U.S. M. FltKLK, F. 6, KOF P., Alpha Lodge Ko. 47 Meets everj Wednesday in I. O. O. Hall, at 7:30 p. m. MembeiB In good standing are invited tr attend . Jam. A . Perry , C. C. M. F. WsitiiiT.K. R. 8. KO. T. M.f Protection Tent No. 15 Holds regular meetings on the first and third Fridays of each mouth in Odd Fellows Hall. All visiting members in good standing are invited to attend . F. F. Patterkon, Com. G. W. Rapp, K. K. LO. T. M Rodeburg Hive No. 11 Holds 1U regular reviews upon the 1st and 3rd Fri day of each month at 2 o'clock in Odd Fel lows' ball. Sisters of other HIvcb visiting In the city ara cordially Invited to attend ourreviows. Maude McClau.en, Com. Mrs. Jesbie Ravi; R. K. MODERN BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA Roseburg Lodge No. 493 Meets every Thursday evening in Foresters' Hall Visiting members always welcome. Mrs.Lila Kosn. President. Mrs. Mary Kantz, secretary. OE. S.,noscburg Chapter No. 8 nrtlds theli regular meeting ou 1st aud 3rd Thurs days in each month. Visiting members in good standing are respectfully Invited to attend wim, r j, rtkoud, w . si. Free Johnson, Secretary 0 N. U., Co. D., Separate Hattallion Meets every Thursday evening at the Armory II all at Bo'clock. r. Ji. HAMLIN, uaptain REBEKAHS, RoBeburg rtcbekah Lodge, No. 41, I. O. O. F. Meets in Cdd Fellows Temnle evorv Tuesday evenirnr. Visltln slBtersaud brethren Invited to attend. MISS LAURA Sl'AULDINO, N. G. Miss Marie Jones, Secretary. WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT, Lilac Circle No. 49 Meets on 2nd and 4th Tbursdavg of each month atOddFeHownHfl.il. Viqitli.tr members in good standing are invited toatteud iUKH. a. o ricKie, u. w. Mrs. Belle Morlan, Clerk, WOODMEN OF THE WORLD, Oak Camp No 125 Meets at the Odd Follows Hall lu Roseburg, every 1st and flrd Monday eve ning. Visiting neighbors always welcome. J. .,1. HKinGKS, u. c. N. T. Jbwbtt, Clerk Roseburg-Marshfield Staee Line B. FENTON, -SHORTEST AND Myrtle Point, Coquille Since leave" Rosebnre every m i traine at Myrtle Point for Marshfield 1 rival riAinro. GOOD RIGS AND Fofurther particnlnr.i apply to r.D.9iu.i un tt,u Flcischman's Compressed Yeast i AT- BARKER When it's done with Southern Oregon's big S Evening Daily and Twice-a-VV'et-k Review. There's none so good "Pride of DojglasMon a sack of flour means purity and superiority. Your grocer handles it. 81 15 per sack. Church Directory. ME. CHURCH, South, Cor. Stephens and Washington streets. Sunday services: Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sun day school at 10 a. m. ; Epworth league at 6:33 p. m. ; Junior league at 3 p. m. ; Prayer meeting on Thursday at 7:30 p. m. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY. Holds . services every Sunday at 11 a.m., and ii. in in a sn ciif lu Rosebure. Christian Science subject: "God." WE WANT WOOL AT THE Roseburg Junk & Hide COMPANY'S Corner of Oak and Rose Streeb WE PAY CASH For Anything Vou Have to Sell OREGON SuojgrLiNE and union Pacific Three Trains Daily to the East leeplnK cara dally to Omaha, Chicago, Bdo ane; tourist Bleeping cara dally t KaSsa vtT:. lb"b Pullman ttmrlst Bleeping cars ipersonally conducted) weekly to Chicago. ti ZEVhiMas cl,s'r 70 J I Tine PORTLAND TO UHIOAOO 70 No Change of Cars. DTr'U TlMB BOHEDULKS A,ve 'r From Portland. from Chicago ' Portland alt Lake, Denver, Ft. o?6f Worth, Omaha, fean 6.M m 0:16 p m. s, city, St, Loul,. :25P.m. IngttSf a"Mon4Baifc Atlantic Q . . r Eipresa 8'! L.a.j Oenver, Ft. 8:15 p.m. Worth. Omaha, Kan- yia fiunt- "f. c"r. St. Loun, 9:00a.m. Ington. Chicago and East. St. Panl "ana Walla, Lewl.ton, FaatMail Sp,?1"118) Wallace, 7:45 pm. Pullman, Minneapolis DM ,1, St. Paul, Dnluth, Mil- 8:00a.m. Spokane. wankee, Chicago and East. OCEAN AND RIVER Sr.HFmilF i-w mu f iHuuiBco nvery nve aaya at 8:00 5' V r way points ana North Beach Dally, ezoept Sunday, at 8:00 p. m Saturday at 10:00 p. m. Dally toervloe, watot permitting, on Willamette and Yamhill tlvera. Por 'n'l "'oi'mation call on or addreta nearest O. R. & N. Tloket OIHce, oraddresi A. X,. CRAIG General Paaeenger Agent PORTLAND OREGON SENTENCED To Be Hung WHO? Yonr burn doors with the "Big 4' Hangers and Rail. The evidence is all in at i l STIES' iURDVAH M Proprietor BEST ROUTE TO- $ all Coos Bay Points or nine at 6:00 a. m. connertino with i and with the boata for Coquille ' 1 CAREFUL DRIVERS G.!V. RAPP. Acant t. Rn.hn M'eji CO'S f
