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The akin is not simply an outer covering of the Wiv, Imt through its
thousuiiud of uics and glands it performs U.e c.ieat and necessary work of
regulating our temperatures, anil also assists in disposing of the refuse and
waste matters of the system by the constant evaporation that goes on
through these little tubes. To perform these duties the tissues and fibres
which connect and surround the pores and glands must be continually nour
ished by pure blood. When from any cause the circulation becomes infected
with impurities and humors, it loses its strengthening powers and begins to
disease and irritate the delicate tissues, ami produces Kraema, Acne. Tetter
or some other itching, disfiguring skin trouble. S. S. S. cures skin diseases
of every kind by going down into the circulation and neutralizing ami remov
ing the impurities and humors. It changes the quality of the blood from an
acrid, fiery fluid to a cooling, health-producing stream, which, instead ol
irritating and inflaming the skin, cures and nourishes it by its soothing
healthful qualities. Salves, washes, lotions, etc., may be used for anv tem
porary comfort or cleanliness they afford, but skin diseases cannot be' cured
until S. S. S. has purified the blood. Hook on Skin Diseases and any med
ical advice sent free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. GA.
LOCAL NEWS.
Certain and speedy euro for poison
oak. Mnrstors' poison oak remedy.
The Myrtle Creek creamery always
pays the highest prlcu for buttnrfat.
We furnish cans mid pay express. If
you send to us you will be pleased.
8WTK
Atty. Dexter Itlco and Ed. Hlngle
ton returned this morning from
Portland, where they had been par
ticipating In the trial of the lloolh
Hlngleton case. Needless the say,
they lire highly gratllled at Iho out
come Fur reaching Is the advertising be
ing done by Harding & Kngcii, t tie i
local real estate dealers. One of
their pamphlets, descriptive of Unr.
las county lands, has brought an In
quiry from llremeii, tierinany. The
writer asks about the price and qual
ity of the hind, and If these, as staled
to him by return mall, are any in
ducement It will mean a few more
desirable settlers for this county.
Two more complaints of violating
the Hunday closing law were Hied
with Justice Long this afternoon.
The defendants are A. T. Thompson
and 0. L. Flint, conducting busi
nesses on Hhorldan street, near the
8. P. depot. Ill each ease the private
prosecutor is L. VV. Ingles, who was
Iho stnr witness for the stutu In the
preceding cases. The defendants will
uiiniKiicu iui ii-u jiruuumy to- ,
morrow morning.
In the list of marriage licenses
appearing In this mornings Oregon-1
Inn is one lisued to H. V. Hnnip. of
Ilrooks, Oregon, and Tena M. Hnr
endwlck, of Portland. Mr. Ilium..
more fninlllnrly remembered by his
nickname of "Suiieo," Is n former
business nmn of Itiwoliiirg. lie wns
at one time proplelor nf the Cass
Slroet Meat Market and later asso
ciated with C. J, Denning mid A.
R. Kent. In ownership nf the Mono
gram Cigar Store. I In Is at present:
engaged In the general merchandise
business nt Urooks, a small town
near Salem.
Laborer's Mens aggregating a tolnl
of over $715 were died with the
county clerk today against Freelnnd 1
and Clarence Corniitt anil the ster- '
ling Lumber Company, Jointly nper- ,
ntlng a sawmill nenr Doe Creek,
southwest of Kiddle. The liens, 11
In number, cover tho sawmill, a
flume therefrom to tho railroad sta
tion nt Doe Creek and n Inrgn quan-
tlty of manufactured lumber and
railroad ties. Tho laborers tiling the
Hens and the amounts of their claims
are as follows: K. L. Ingrain.
$93.30; Thos. A. Doss, $70.80; tieo. ,
Carlisle. $145.73; Dick Italdwln, I
$16.75; J. V. Smith. $12. 75; 11. A.
llnrlow, $1)7.37: Jesse Haldwln.
$17.50; I,. A. Itarker, $17. UK; II. A.
Longshore. $IH.25; Fred Tate.
$(18.16; J. F. Collins. $90.50.
o I
ItKAl. KSTATIO TH.WSI'UltS. ,
John 11. limy to L. L. Perdue.
$240; 4 0 neres sec. 24. 30-3.
Chas. Clements tu A. Knlzninn. $1:
..Interest n 5 blocks and 7 lots In
llnssell's addition to Koseburg.
ClIK'I IT COIItT CASKS lll.Dll.
J. J. Kenney vs. O. & C. It. It.; ac
tion to force execution of n deed to
80 acres of land see. ;i 1 . 21-5.
L. A. Dnugherty vs. It. v. Long;
action for $i;oo commissi alleged
lo be due for procuring purchaser
Tor defendant's nmn, slluaied near!
Yoncalla.
Cut Glass and Silverware
iuemniJe'ci'T' VT ss"' !'n"" "'T",",, "Wb ''"ry ":ain,
a few pi(;.e, of a k;n,L ' - "'-'."' "" eleur glass-only
tliul alldTn'm I"!1'"" ""' Kl-e-.laii..giilif.ietion: hoiiu"
n.t m. f,, r " "";"":" -' Kl and silverware u ake ,be
most useful ,, pre,,.,,,, (,.!, v.e.nliin;,. SHvil I'ri.-e,
, Kxpert Wnlch Clfaninu
and Repairing . . .
"I'lMIIMItlllMSt'M
W. II. nsilKIt, J. ,. ,,
The Douglas County Abstract Company
Successor to K. E. Alley.
I anl'nm i. T",'," Ku""""''- Till., Guaranteed.
I.a I d Olll.e Prnetbe a Specially. Safety Deposit l.oxe, for Kent,
limber Lands IIoukIU and Sold. Land Scrip for Sale.
Real Kstate and Insurance.
Paper. 1-roperlT l'rcp,.rc,l for l lllngo,,,, ,;.,-., ,,,,.
Township Map,. Showing Vacant l-iind, ,.f Township, l the
Oflirp Iiiil.r I. H I mill im....
9 11 11 --- - - - "
DRIVES OUT
Medford Mall: What is said to be
the largest real estate deal In the
history of Jnekson county was closed
last week. The amount of property
involved was 12-19 acres, and the
price paid for It was $45 per acre,
making u total of $56,205." The
property referred to is the Dybee
ranch, which was sold by the owner
Mr. William Uybee to 10. S. Staples
or Ashland.
Portland Journal: Mary Hell, th
18-year-old girl who turned hobo for
n tt-eek, stood before Judge Van
Zanto In the municipal court yesler
day, was closely questioned and then
beard a short sentence uuspnnded
pending her good behavior.- She had
been brought back from Koseburg
because she had taken Borne clothing
from the only friend alio seems to
have in the city. MIsb Lottie Cray,
4 19 Kast Yamhill street. Miss Cray
did not preBs the charge against tin
girl, being only anxious to get her
back to Portland and under the cun
of her friends again.
Oregon Ited Men have Joined the
17 other Btate organizations of the
order who have declared iigulnst nd
milling nny one connected with the
manufacture or sale of spirituous liq
uors Into their ranks, mid at the
great council, which has lust com
pleted Its sessions in Medford. fol
lowed the ail vice of the great council
of the United States and passed a law
to that effect. The law bars from
membership nny who nre In any way
connected with the liquor trade. The
law dues not affect those who arc
already 111 the order, merely refer
ring to future candidates for ndmls
slon. It is expected that the Wash
liiKton council, in session nt Rveretl
today, will enact a similar law.
LOST On Sunday, Aug. 2, between
the Alley rami In (inrden Valley
ami Koseburg, a black whalebone
buggy whip. Reward for return
to Kevlew office.
YEARLY
PROFIT
PROSPERITY depend more upon lnvt
ment than any other source of profit, (loud
Invest mi-nt a areaa difficult to tlnd tua nuirdla
In a hayitack.
REAL ESTATE la the bantu of all value. It
hiia mails more biR fortune thnn all other
In veil tinon tu comMnwt. I'rovtdiil tt ia dv
irably located. It la impoMtlile to loea,
THE NORTHWEST ti tha center of renter
rtal entnte activity than any other part of
the United State, Even Kaatern capital
know it and invest.
0REQ0N humor wealth-making; opportu
nities than any other State in the Union.
Its resources are phenomenal. The develop
ment of tha Slate mean riches for the City.
P0RTLAN0 realty Investments nay from 20
tit MO per cent annually. Wa hiive severat
that require a few dollars a month and will
not the investor hi money and enrn an an
nual profit. For particulars mill the coupon
THE SI' ANTON COMPANY
270 k Stark Strkkt
Portland, Ohkqon:
Gkntlkmkn-
Plense inform me how I ran secure a
YEAItLY PROFIT on a small monthly
Investment in Portland real estate.
Naur
The Spanton Company
270 K ST A UK STKKKT
PORTLAND, OREGON
The Itevlow alwnys loads.
.1. T. BRYAN
NostrlmrK, Ore(jon
, vie.-l-r.-s. J. M. TIIIIONK, S.t.
ISLAM) liTV IX ASIIKS.
LA LHANDr-J, Or., Aug. 1 The
suburb of Island City, four miles dis
tant from La Grande, with a popula
lion of Sill), is practically In ashes to
day. A conflagration last night,
from an origin unknown, gutted the
business section, leaving bin one
store building, and took live resid
enees up in smoke.
The Pioneer Flouring Mill, with
all Its contents was ruined, at a loss
of $100,000; the Island City M. & M
Company's Implement warehouse
and contents are in ashes, represent
ing a loss of $..0,000; a hotel, black
smith shop, store, bank building then
empty, anil nve residences were
crumbling embers, totalling a loss
mat will bring the grand total up to
$175.(10(1. The amount of Insurance
carried not be ascertained.
in un,- it structures were con
sumed.
NI'.VATOK KAY ItOIIIIKI).
KALKM, Or., Aug. 1. State Sen
ator T. H. Kay's residence on Hum
mer street, wiib entered by burgers
last night while the senator and his
family were at home. The burglars
entered by climbing a tree to an up
per story window. A watch and olh
er Jewelry amounting In all to about
$1UI) were taken.
for an Impnii.-d Appetite.
To Improve the appetite and
strengthen the digestion try n few
doses of Chamberlain's Stnnmch ,Mid
Liver Tablets. Mr. .1. H. Sell., of
Detroit, Mich., says: "They restored
my appetite when impaired, relieved
me of a bloated feeling and '.'au.-:ed a
pleasant and satisfactory movenie.it
01 inn noweis. I'rlce 2.1 cents. Sam
ples free. Ilamiltun Drug Co.
Keeiiin.
For the good of those aiitri-:u
with eczema or other such trouble.
1 wish lo say, my wife had something
of that kind and after using the doc
tors' remedies for some liuie con
cluded to try Chamberlain's Selve
and It proved to be better than any
thing else she had tiled. For sale by
Hamilton Drug Co.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
FOR SALE Pedigreed Scotch collie
puppios, 1&.00 to 115 00 e-irh. )I.
K. Mettnlf, Cottage Grove. Ore
gon. bwU
.1. It. CIIAIWIA.Y, 1). I). 8
Dentist.
Abraham Iluildlng Telephone 114
Hours, a a. 111. to ft p. 111.
ROSEIIL'UU - - - OltHGON
J. V. MUM.KN,
;lttorncy-iit-l,ntv
With Itiehnrdson. Dlmick & Moore
head, Attorneys nt Law,
31(1-111-17 Commonwealth ltldg, 6th
anil Ankeny Streets.
PORTLAND OREGON
LEONA MILLS
Lumber Company
Lumber, Lath,
Shingles and
Dry Finish Lumber
Yards on lower Oak Street
Roseburg, 'Phone 1411
ROSEBURG
STAGE LINES
I.KAVKS
t! A. M.
H A. M.
7 A. M.
" A. .M.
To Marshlield
To Myrtle Point
To Peel
To Millwood
A1I:NCY AT
(i. V. PAPP S QROCCDT
Four hora. niixlcrti nllcell, on Hie
M,-Rlinvll ftii.l Myflli' I'tilnl Hliea : 1w
horpp conrliu. tiu tin- feci Rtul Mlllwmxl
line, .'ircfal sail i-xiwrliiii-.l iltlvt-r
un ,11 route.
60 YEARS
EXPERIENCE
Tradi Marks
DcmtQN
COPYRIQHTS AC
A. iron twiiltnt anktlrh and ilMcriptl-m may
nle I? crlniii our 4M''rl'n fr whhr rui
nnO'n ( iifobuMT v.1vihMa. roni;nntili a
Husiiirlc(lTNtiA1oiilUI. HAN0B00H on l'i;?nu
!. fri. iM.lf.i uinff for twurintf patoniB.
rims tktii in.oah Uumi M t'o. rvcalrt)
prt-t.tt mftf, without char. In tb
Scientific American.
A tian1nraif t1tnf:rfM hlv. 1Tt ftrN
j -. New York
Aiauoh Ufflc. Ok r 8C Waabkuaioo, U. u
dkciukh it has powkr.
Cuuiiiy Coan Acu. ou One t'imstf 01"
School Boundary Matter.
In adjourned session today, couutv
court decided that as a school bound
ary board It had powers to act. The
question was raised by B. J. Haw
land, the Myrtle .Creek lawyer and
hanker, representing the remonstrat
ors to a petition tiled with the board
one week ago by Kdward Weaver and
others, asking for the establishment
of a new school district. Involving
the southern portion of the district
In which the town of Myrtle Creek ij
situated. Interpreting the law ex
actly as it read. -Mr. Howland a.-auel
that the board was entirely without
power to net because the law failed
to specify Its duties. Against this,
District Attorney Hrown, represent
ing the county, contended that
though the existing law contained no
such specifications, yet the board was
given necesary power by a previo.is
act. Tliis act, however, (lowland
maintains Is wholly annulled, an 1
he hits given notice that ho will peti
tion for a writ of review in the cir
cuit court.
The decision of the board that it
has power to act does not carry the
granting of Weaver's petition. Tills
matter Is now under consideration
and will probably be acted on tomor
row. Tho remonstrance against tho
petition Is bused on the allegations
ihnt if granted It would deprive the
Myrtle Creek-district of approximate
ly .one-third of Its taxable proper!,
which cannot be dispensed with at
the present time owing to the fact
that the town recently voted Jlli.o'JO
with which to construct a new school
house and to pay oft an indebtedness
of $:i,000.
K. Ol''
i. nosTox.
One-Sevenlli of the Order Gathers
for Convention.
BOSTON, Aug. 3. Thousands of
knights in brilliant uniforms and
glittering regalia and tens of thou
sands of the rank and file of the Py
thian army invaded the city of baked
beans and culture today to take pan
in the glorious program arranged for
the twenty-fifth biennial convention
of the Knights of Pythias and the
encampment of the Uniformed Itank.
Never before In the history of
Hoston has a fraternal gatliering at
tracted so large an attendance, and
the prophesy that 100,000 visitors
will be here during the week is In a
fnir way to be fulfilled. It Is estim
ated that before the great conclave
closes Saturday a million dollars
will have been expended by the en
tertainment committee and visiting
members, breaking all records for a
convention of n fraternal order.
Addresses of welcome by Boston
ity olllelals, the formal opening of
the Uniformed Rank eucunipmunt
and n magnificent electrical display
are tho features of today'B program.
Two great parades will he held dur
ing the week, in which Pylbinns
from every state of the union and
many from Canada will participate.
Legislation of Importance to the
irder will he' enacted at this con
vention, and In addition there will
be a new supreme chancellor elected
to succeed the present efficient chief
excutivn of the order. Judge Charles
A. Barnes, of Illinois. It is custom
ary for the supreme lodge officers to
advance in rotation, but It is not cer
tain that all the present line will he
promoted.
The order now has a membership
of nearly 700.000. Ohio, Indiana and
Illinois lending In numbers.
TEA
Good tea and tea are
quite different, both grow
on the same bush.
our cro.-pr return your money if rod doo'
llkt ScuilliiiiT ttvkt; we pay li;m.
J. J .J J J ! a Jt
I. . IVIMiltOW. 4.
The new fertilizer. 4"
4- NnthliiK but fish. 4
j. Guaranteed nnnlysln: Seven 4.
4. per cent nitroKen, six per eent
4 potash, 18 per cent phosphoric
4- ai'id. 4
4- One 2'i-pound sack of Wil- 4.
4- Brow, used In the place nf 4.
4 I'-S tons of best stable man- 4
4 ure. will Rive better results 4
4- and no weeds. Try It for your ..
4 lawn.
4. J. F. IIAliKEn & CO.
4
...... 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. .j. .j.
AD i:itTISKI I.KTTKR8.
Rtmlninfir nniiifd for in the Itost
bur(f postntUce on Aue. 3. are the
follow inr lotters.whlch will be chat (fed
at th rat of on cent eacti
Cnrltslt. l.otiis; lloyre. Chat Us;
Pcrkor. .Mrs. J. A.; Dorian. Mrs. V.
S.: CnfT. Frank : llitmilin f'
KffT. Win.; St'iRh. Joe; Smith. J. C; j
I IIHU'IHT. It. J.
Advertised August ,1.
C. V. PARKS. Postmastor.
For Sua.- KtYl.
o
"I have fotlllil ttiwklon . Arnica
Satv In be the proper thing to use
ror sore feet, aa well as for heating
burns, snres. cut. and nil manner of
abrasions." lti-ftes Mr W
Kast Poland, Me. It I the proper i
thin too for piles. Try it. Sold I
under guarantee at A. C. Marsters k I
t'o's. drug store. 25c.
Ki fa'.M-: To'i'M i ox ons.
iil'l; Or., AO. 1. The Eu
gene city council tonight passed a
resolution providing for an amend
ment to the charter, by vole of the
people, granting the council power
to issue water bonds in the sum of
$."i)0, 000, providing for the levying
of a tax of one mill per year, and the
establishing of a water board arter
the plant is completed.
The resolution also provides for
the voting on the $30,000 sewer
bonds. The charter already has been
amended to Issue $300,000 bonds to
build a gravity water system from
McKenzle river, but that sum is In
sufficient to build the system, and it
is deemed best to have morn mnnev
for the purpose. The ordinance pro
vides for a special election to be held
on October 1 to vote upon the
amendnient passed.
Nile Likes Good Things.
Mrs. Chas. E. Smith, of West
Franklin, Maine, says: " like good
things and have adopted Dr. King's
New Lire Pills as our family laxa
tive medicine, because they are good
and do their work without making a
fuss about It." TheBe painless purl
Hera sold at A. C. Marsters & Co's.
drug store. 2fic.
FOLEY'S
KIDNEY CURE
WILL CURE YOU
of any case of Kidney or
Bladder disease that is not
beyond the reach of medi
cine. Take it at once. Do
not risk having Bright's Dis
ease or Diabetes. There is
nothing gained by delay.
50c. and $1.00 Bottles.
REFU8I SUBSTITUTES.
Sold by Rod Cross Fliarinucy.
A P. dt A.
I., Ijiurel Lo4i(te No. in Hold'
regular meetings on 2nd aud 4th Weune
dtyioleicn mouth.
U. C. Obi ham, Vt. M.
N. T. Jiwett, Secret rj"
AO. O.W. koveourg IxMgb No. It Meet
the -2nd antl 4th Mondays of nach mont)
at7:80 p. m., in the Foremen Hall. A
memben in good itamltiig are luvltetl to a'
tDd J. W. Dowill, M. W.
B H. Lrnox, Ket'onter.
BJ O. KLKU.howburg Lo.Be, uo.SVb- Holds
regular communication a at the Ellin
Temple ou '2nd and 4th Thursdaya of ea ti
month. A LI niMinbtira rpmiAhtMl ii atrm !
rvpumny, nu an v inning uroinerp are nmil
ally invited to attend.
K. Pa riiott, K. K.
Oko. W. otal" y. Secretary
DEUKKK UK HONUK, Mystic Ixxlge No 13
Meeta'ndaud 4th Thursilav eveulngc of
each month In Mai-fnbee 11 nil. VIhIMiib
mem bum cordially Invited to attend.
Uinnik K. Cavkniieh, 0. of H
tf. H. Lknoi. Uec.
I. W. Djwkll. Rfceiver.
EALKS, RoRhurg .eiie meeia in Odd
Fellow Hall on Jnd and 4th Monday even
Iuki of each mouth. i 8 'clork. Visit
ing brethieo in good Handing alway welcome.
U. Culver, W. F.,
C. W. Bali ard. &c.
For A., Court Douglu No. si Korea tera of
America, meeta each Tuesday evening ii
Poreatera' ilall. Visiting brother! al
ways welcome. W. J. Brand, :. R.
K. H.Lkwoi, Rec. sc.
K.V. UooviR,lhyalclaD
10. O. F .. RIslngHtarLrOdge No. 174. raeetaTn
Odd Fellow' Tt-mple every Frldny evening.
Visiting bretlieren alwuys wetccme.
K. N. Kwart, N. O.
K. H Mi. ki.i.i, R. 8.
M. FirKtK, V. S.
10. O. F., 1'hlletArlan Ixdire No. ft Meets In
Odd Fellow Temple, corner of jRrkon and
t)ass Streets, on Hiiturday evening nf each
Week. Members of the order in good standing
are Invited to attend.
J. O. Uimnxn. N. (J.
X.T. JKWRrr, R. a.
IO. O. F . Tnlou KucHinpnient No 9 Meets
In Odd Fellow-' Temple on the lstand:trd
'I tin rf.l tty evenings of each month. Vistt
ItiK bretlieren ahva welrouu-
II O. l.KWIS. V. P.
J. O Goodnow, Serlbe.
KOF P., Alpha Ulge No. 47 Meets every
Wetlnestlayln I. O. O. F. Halt, at 7:i p. m.
Members lu gKd standing are luvited lo
Rtteml.
(iLKN V. WlMDRRLT, V C.
L A. HANt IUARV, K. K. H.
KO. T. M., Proteeiloll Tent No. IV-Holds
rt-ttilar ineeilius on every Wednesday
n In hi in MaecslKfV Hall. All visiting
members tu ginwl standing are invited lo at
tend. F. F. PHlterson, Tom.
U. V. Kari-, R. K.
LO. T. M., Kmehtirg Hive Nn. 11- Hold"
regular reviews on every Tuesday nfter
tuinn at V:iU o'clock In the MHceHbee' HhII
Sillers of ntliera Htves visiting In the eltv are
eordlnlly luvltid to at tend our reviews.
Mrs. V. H. Ho;j rhka kk, Tom.
Mhs. Jkmr Rait, h. K.
MonKRN WOOhMKNOF AVKRK'A, Mvrtle
tMtiip No. iio meets on iln- secondhand
fonrih W etiiictU vs of even mouth in the
Forres tes' Hall. Traveling Neiithltors are cor
dially invited to vNH our Camp.
A ('. M A RST t K, i 'on Sill,
A. Sa Ij. man, t lerk.
MOItKRS RKOTHRRHO'D OF AVKnilV
Roseburg Uxlge No. 4!: -Meet ev,-rv "nd
and 4lh Thursday In Maceabee Temple.
V1tliig memlero alwav welcome.
Kvrin Hoivkr, President
IIkktiia Wm.iMT, "Vcre'ary.
0F.f . R"s. burr Chapter No -Holdstbeir
regular ni- tint n 1st and :ini Thumduva
In each M. n th Vllting member in
gocnl standing are rfpe ttully tniled to at
tend.
Mrs I. Woi.i.RtRRRf, w. M.
FrrrJoMnm-n, fn-cretary
0
N. O.. Co. n tepara'e Battalion Me ta
every Thursday evenltig at the Armory
Ilall at S od.k
F B HMUW. Captain.
RKBKKAHS. Ro.ebnrr Rb.k.b l.odc N'n
41. 1. l. I. y M.(n Iti O.M r lUm
Tpmrlrvrr Tilrwl. T e ,nne VUlllnv
l.tr!i nil brrttirn inrltnl to fttten.l.
MR Ma.,;iH KHKRTX!f . HQ.
Mm. Aii'KINnin. Svrvlarr.
WOMPS OF w'onlX'RlFT. MUr t trclr N
4! -Met. on l.t Rntl Jr.! M.-n.Uv evntn
of ri" h Bomb at . 1 1 rrllowa' It. II
Vl.ltluc mfmbrn In (xxl tuu.ling sre lu
TiuJ lu ftllvl l.
Kx.iity-F H.rON. n. N.
( l.ra Hor.(. 1. rk
WOdPMfS OFTHH OKI n, ll.k (nmn N,
l.-MrUt I Mr tJ, llol' Hall'in
R.elnri, rrtrr t an.l 3rd Mtm.Ur
fniiifl. Villli)K nt.lKhb.ir. Always wt'lcome
K N r w i.r, l". r. '
J. M. TuiuKl, Clerk.
UOstilt RG MAKKKT.
Cereals.
Wheat $1.00 bushel. .
Oats 50c bu.
Hay Vetch, $10 ton; grain, $12
ton.
Barley $32 ton.
Livestock.
Steers Alive, 3 3 H c.
Cows Alive, 2 hi 3c.
Veal Dressed, 65o
HogB Dressed, 7c.
Sheep 3 14 c.
Poultry Miied chickens, alive.lOu
lb., dressed, 12c; geese, alive
8c, dressed, 12c; ducks, alive
10c; dressed, 14 15c; turkeys, dres
sed, 15c.
Butter Creamery, 32 c lb.;
country, 30c lb.
Eggs 20c dozen.
Potatoes $1.25 cwt.
Wool 14 V4c lb.
Honey 15c lb.
Cabbage 3c lb.
Old Onlnns 5c lb.
What makes our
business grow?
It's because we treat
the people right.
Some merchants in their a tempt to lead in
prices often buy inferior goods but that is some
thing that this company does not do.
Our courteous treatment, the superior quality
of o ir goods and the right prices is what is build
ing up our business every day.
If you are not a regular customer place a trial
order and be couvincad.
Yours for a square deal,
1 Alton S.
GROCERS
Phones 201. and"ft5l Successorto J.;F.;Bar4ter"&.;Co.
AUTOMOBILE
FOR SALE!
Rebuilt, all working parts in good condi
tion. A bargain for some one.
H.W.ALTHAUS&S0NS
Cor. Cass & Rose Sts., Roseburg, Ore.
NEWPORT
YAQUINA BAY
Oregon's Matchless Beach Resort t
The place to go for perfect rest and every conceiv
able form of healthful and delightful recreation.
ITS FACILITIES ARE COMPLETE Ifest of ,K, an .
dance o it. hresl, water frc.ni spring. A, ,nlH,ern neee.i,ie"
such as te CM-aph, telephone, and market, freshly provided everv
day. r uel in abundance, routes partly furnished or unfurni 2 ?i
to 1 had cheaply. Strict municipal sanitary reflations
NEWPORT is reached by way nf the Southern Pacific to ill
Corvallis, thence Corvallis and Hasten. 1(. I Trii' " . 7 .',,r
and the trip a pleasure throughout. "'Ce ,lail-v
RATE FROM
Season six-months ticket $8.00
" 7 r dook Kivesaconcisedesi-rin.
lion of .Newport, including a list of hotel, their cai J IT
ami rates. Call on, telephone or write
L. B. MOORE, Loral Agent, s. P Co.
WM. MCML'RRAV,
General I a.ssenPer Aent, Portland, Oren O
Apples lc lb.
'(il!TI.AN"I MWIKET.
Llvestock-on foot: Steer., 814 0
4c; cow,. 3V,c; hogs, .
sheep, 3XMfc: dressed veal, 6
ery, lie. store,
ens, 11c; hops, 4 5c.
IAItltlKI.
I.ASSWKU-niHiGER-ln Roseburg
August 3, 1908. Edward Lasswell
and .Miss Agnes Dugger, Rev. r..
H. Hicks, ofliclatllig.
The bride is recently from Ten
nessee. Mr. Lasswell Is a farmer of
McKinley, Coos county, where he and
his bride will reside.
FOR SALE Registered male and fe
male Poland China pigs, age six
months. Address E. P. Thlnl.
Yoncalla, Oregon. aw"
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