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Newspaper Page TextEVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY Office Review Building, (first floor) Jackson Street. Telephone Main ool. L. WIMBERLV, Edlto". DAILY Per rear, by mall W W Per wouUi, delivered H Per week, delivered 16 BKMl-Wl'KKL'V Per Ver W-OO Sii Moiithi !'. NovKMiiKK jh, tmm. A C ITY'H HHAMti. Portland Journal: Sun Francisco should stand aghast at her Hhame. Tho attempted assassination of Mr. Honey, committed within the uacred pmnlnctB of public court room, Is the crime of the decade. Tluit city wap controlled by 0110 of the worat bosses known to Miitory. In collusion with a thieving mayor, he trafficked In ev ery public Interest that could he turn ed Into money. Ho hud a price on the prerogatives of the mayor and the votes of the alderman, and hawk ed them about to nil comers who had the figure. The corruption of the gang tfl known and confessed. The world understands It, and on one oc casion the arch boss himself pleudtd Kullty to It. It Is a shanicleHKiieHP about which there Is no doubt, and yet the half of San Francisco has heeii In open revolt against a just punish ment of the guilty. Devoted with a steadfastness of purpose In the ex p or u re and punish ment of this Infamy was Francis J llcitcy. Ho lias been the figure around whom surged one of the bit terest controversies of any time or any place, with the forces of the law on one side and tho forces of disorder and graft on tho other. The oppowl tlon to the prosecution was giver standing by the money of Us guilty and by tho social position of the sym pathizers that wealth attracts tc wealth. That opposition of such character could bo aroiiBed agalnsl prosecution of the guilty seems in credible, hut that 1b what has hap pened In Sun Francisco. With law and tho lawful battling against out lawry, the city has been torn until ltt social and civic llfo Is in tatters. Thr shameless spectacle has been pre nented of courts defied, prosecution persecuted and the process of Justin brought to a position of Impotence. Loader In the battle for decent'. and good government, Mr. Ileney wai tho target of Invective, anathema am' abuse. It wns a condition so at roc ions as to shock and shnmo society and of infinite odium to the civic llf of the California metropolis. Adde now to tho kidgloved lawlessness It tho pistol shot In n court room, wltl Mr. Heney the victim of the assail ant. Tho nffalr Is the moro mon strous In that tho aHullunt's net t duo more to the fermented a tin on phoro about him than to any per sonal purpoHO of his own, whereh' the attitude of those who contrlv against Justice is responsible for th crime. A situation more shocktnf and an act more atroclouH has scarce ly been recorded In the annals of Am erlcan llfo. If she has not known I' before, San Francisco should how know that It Is time for her to hnv a house cleaning and not to stop tin til every part of the place has beer put In complete order. THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY. Governor Cliniiitterlain Ikmucs Annual I'riK'liiiiiiitloii. BAL-KM, nr.. Nov. 17. floverno' Chamberlain today Issued the follow lug: In pursuance of a time-honored cue torn, the president of the United States has set apart Thursday, tin !(ith day of November. A. D. 1908, a a day of national thanksgiving. Therefore, 1. (ieorgo K. Chamber lain, as governor of tho state of Ore gon. do proclaim said day as a legu1 holiday and recommend its genera' observance as one of thanksgiving. The people of this commonwealth have much to be thankful for. V' are prosperous nnd happy, nnd tin Ills which have In the pant afflicted some of our ulster states have patted us by. A beneficent Providence har given us ft fertile sol) and a delight ful nnd healthful climate. Our very mountains, besides furnishing a bind scapo unrtvuletl for scenic beauty ami grandeur, are clnd perennially with nn nbuuilaiu-e of splendid forest ami bear within their bosoms n wealth ol mine nnd mineral. The senil-arld re glons are being made to bloom anil blossom as the rose and are furnish tug homes to thousands of sturdv men and women. All tbcHe ure the things that makt for a better and higher clvillzntlor and promise- ever brighter hopes fo; a greater Oregon. Let us therefore suitably observe the day set apart and repair to oui iifiial places of worship, there t render thnnks to the All-Wise Unlet of the universe for the manifold blessings we enjoy. In testimony whereof I have here unto set my hand nnd mused tli great seal of the state of Ort'Kon t( be hereunto affixed, this sixteenth day of November, litos (JKO. K. ClIAMUKItl.AIS. (Seal.) Governor Attest: F. W. I1KNSON. Secretary of State. OltKGON YYOMKN W HO TOIL, SAT, KM, Or.. Nov. 17 According to statistics compiled by Labor Com mlssloner Hoff, there are about LM, 000 women In the state who earn r living from toll In different capacities Among the characters of labor are: 1 takers. Itft ; bank employes. 1 i ; blncksmlts. t: carpenters, ft; clergy engineers and surveyors, 4; farm laborer, K.Ti; huntcrM, tmppcrs am I ku lilon. 2r.: Inwvem. 10: lunilitTwo nifn. fi; mlntcr. J: plunibi'ru. 2; I 3. Stores Will Ail Close For G4 tft luvention, r riuy. Evidently Roseburg 1b to make It ununimous when it comes to boost ing for good roads on Friday after noon, Nov. 20. Everybody now real izes that our greatest need Is good roads, and that the way to get them Is to go to work and build. Good roads are a public necessity and a united effort is needed when It cornea to building them. This gen eral good roads movement has been sweeping over the country for the puHt two or three years and Is be ing taken up by nearly every state. How Important this matter Is may well be shown by the fact that two years ago the state of New York alone appropriated $50,000,000 for the purKse of building good roads. Pennsylvania is also spending mil lions on road building. Southern California counties, not being willing to wait for state action, are spend ing two or three million dollars on an extended system of good roads. Oregon Is preparing to get In Hue and the coming Hesslon of the legislature will doubtless take some definite ac tion on this matter. This, however, will only be supplemental to the work to be done by the counties us the state fund will probably only be anolied whore the county puts up a sum equal to that supplied by the state. Action by counties is therefore tho Important thing here. Conse quently every citizen Is urged to at tend the big good roads convention In Roseburg next Friday afternoon and help to formulate the plans for i general system of good roads building in Douglas county. Don't wait for someone else. Your Ideas may be just what should be put Into practice. In order to give this move ment all the active Impetus possible the business people of Koseburg have inanimously agreed to close their places of business for two hours next Friday nfteruoon so everyone may at tend this good roads convention. Fol lowing Is a copy of their agreement, with the signatures attached: EvcrylHMly Will Attend. We, the undersigned business men )f Roseburg, Oregon, hereby agree to lose our respective placet of business n Friday afternoon, Nov. 20, be tween the hours of 2 and 4 o'clock, for the puropse of attending the Good Roads meeting to be held In the Court House at that time. Rice & Rice H. W. Strong, F. H. Churchill. Ceo. Kohlhagen Hunsaker (iiiest Gro cery Co. Harth's Toggery, Inc., K. Long, Max Weiss. Roseburg Furniture Co. W. K. Cllngenpeel. A. D. Bradley. C. H. Cannon. Church Hros. K. Jennings. I. Abraham. A. Salzman. Otis Fisher. L. Rabat. I'llklngton Bros. K. J. Fenton. (1. K. Woodruff. Capt. KnausH. Mrs. A. ('. Kidd & Son. James Mlllikln. J. F. Barker. J. T. Goodman. Denning ft Kent. A. F. Rapp. Lenox & Ott. J. T. Bryan. A. Peterson. R. B. Mathews. W. K. Bodge. F. Pnquettc. Wollenbcrg Bros. W. F. Chapman. W. A. Burr. J. V. Colt. R. L. Stephens. Marsters Drug Co. Simon Caro. Agee Book & Stationery Alton S. Frey. Review Publishing Co. Douglas County Bank. W. S. Hamilton. L. Cobb. Josephson's, H. Kaston. S. II. Clark. A Bold Step. To OYrcoin the weU-Kroundftd and ffwMonable object Inns of thft more Intel ligent u th um of secret, medicinal com poumU, Dr. It V. Pierre, of Buffalo, N. V., louici tltno rro, duclded to make a bold depurturu from ih unual tours pursued by the makers of put-up umllt'lucs fur do mestic use, and, to has published broad tail and oiTlIy to the whole world, a full iml compfeia list of all tho ingredients inter lug InW-thocom position of his widely celebrated (ipdlcmos. Thus ha has taken his mimrryfTs v&ironi and patients Into his full inln nee. Thus too ho has re movwldivuedlclnes from among secret doubtful merits, and tnndi theoiirficinniUs of Knvwti CvmuoittUn. tv th U(d ylijy Dj, l'l.-rry has shown, il-imjUii,- rul unlv ilixi l hi- wriniMr of rrrr taiftl Of lr. I'lonv Hitltti-n M.-hvl DK-orrr. lh famous im-dtrlin f,r rik MoinkrU, ritit Itvnr or tillLiu-m i anil ill -tirrlil iHms wlirrtTfr Uttil. tiv prime! uinn tu in nl.nn Knpfun. full me nmiilete Ptt of all ttia Incml trills tvitiintnf It, hut a t.nill fcxk hat tHn tiriitlij frni ouunnmi Uii(1nl tn.ti il w.il of all the dttl.n-nl irhiiH of ttrai'lioe, roiilalnlna Try iitimcr u rttrarU fnm tlm writlnt of U . tllni praotltKumm of nmlu-tne. endonlnff Oi It itrvnyr( n.M(f.l term. a li ami utitj Imtrr rtlrni t'oiitalnrtl In r Plrn (. tnn!U liu-n One of thri little Us 11 will Iw tiialUt! frr teauj oti endlntf tti.lnon ca it) oi by tt-Her. t Hr. It. V. I'larce, HnlTaKi, N Y., and iegufM.ilni( ih aaniA. Fnm Hits hula bouk It will lie Vanitil that lr rirree n ii.mI-U-ttie contain no ale. -hoi, nart-otte, minrtal ihiu or othrr latlsonou or Injurious ajetita atul that tiM ar niln from native, n.nlki nal .t ut r.-t value: IM thai tit ot the moat vattialile tiirtMUeitH rontalntd In Or i'lene'a Karnrlta PnM-rtptlun for weak ttoii. over-worknl. "nm-ilown." nrrvoua and det)tltatM wonn-n. i re rinlojr! Umg rear arvv bv Hi hull kin f,,r almllar allaienu affet llu their fcniawt In fa, u one of th moat valiiat'le DMli.-:nat tlam rnterhig Inu lhemu'"atit'nof I'r llrr-' t atorlte pre t'rtptlun vn known lu the Intllaiin a-"(nuaw-Weel " Our knowte.tr of ll.f ur of not a few ofnr inot native n r dlrtnal f I aula waa f at net! Troni lit lin.iai riiaWfrl'a,tt 'nt rpmrlr f. r rrcul.tiri .11 th. mow 'f 5i"u: Mmnn er,-,nnm i,.if',i ,ri,Ji fc"V,TiM';h. t p-.Iii r WE WILL GIVE $2.00 for $1.00 To further prove that our DKM ONSTKATION HALE la the greatest opportunity ever offered the citizens of Koueburg and to Insure the Bale of the few remaining pianos by Sat urday night. Nov. 2 1 at. at which time we will positively close this unpre cedented sale, wo will give you a clear .receipt for double the amount of cash that you pay up to ISO. 00 as first payment on any plona in our stock; that In, If you pay us a first payment of 50.00, we will give you a receipt for 1100.00; If you pay $25.00 you got a receipt for $50, etc.. and you can pay tho balunco in small monthly payments of $10.00 or $8.00, or, yes, even $6.00 per month. Iin You Know that we are offering the genuine Bush & Gcrts pianos, Kimball pianos Chlckering pianos and 30 other stand ard makes at positively unheard of prices. We will sell brand-nev pianos at $212.00, $226.00 and $238 that any dealer will sell tor $300, $325 and $350, and please remember that even at theso factory prlceB we give you a further reduction, equal to tho amount of cash you pay up to $50.00. Think of It. Dy making a first payment of $50, wo will give you a receipt, for $100. EILERS PIANO HOUSE, Taylor & Wilson block, next door to Kabat's Cigar Store. Douglas Co AbHtract Co. by Hobt. K. Smith. II. Marks Co. Crescent Theatre. Wilder & Agee. U. DuMotta. T. It. Sheridan. T. 1). Wentherford. A. L. Mnddix. H. C. Althaus. 1). li. Shambrook. (I. W. Sloper. W. C. Harding Lnnd Co. by H. W. Hinkluy. S. A. Phillips. I. . Kohlhagen. A. Linobuck. Fullerton & Richardson. O. W. Knpp. A. T. Thompson. K. Ilhoads. Troxel & Kingman. J. II. Stump. C. W. Hess. C. W. Cloake. K. K. Patterson. C. II. Harmon & Son. Newhard Hros. Harness & Johnson. A. S. lluell. Jus. Hlldeburn. A. I.. Konriman. .. W. C. Ondilis. I, . L. Lewis. Ilnllard & Felkert. II. 1). (Irnves. T. U Craves. J. F. Culver, ltoseburg Kochdnlc Co. Novolty Theatre. Dillard & Clayton. S. K. Sykcs. A. C. Marsters. limpquu Valley News. No Trouble to Show You v PLOWS J. I. Case, Parlin & Orendorff. Moie, JohiDvire HARROWS Disc, Drag, Springtooth ...r. Hero Fanning Mills ' ' Hoosier Drills I and ' ' Seeders' Stump Pullers, Cider Presses, Mitchell Wagons, at J. F. BARKER; CO; PHONE 161 Shoes We Are , Proud to Show In every respect our new tbovi for women 4kmo merit. Klnest leathers built for all oceasioo. I.U'ht welta for bright and dry day. Heavy soles Intended fur sleet and snow. Pressy turn shoe, and light welu for evening. Mmle by a reliable and able maaumtrlui Kuppertdorf Wttmam . . R. L Stephens : 9mnt Bum thus enabling you to secure a stand ard, high-grade viano, regular value $300, for $212 less $50 that we allow you for double your cash payment, making the piano at a net price of $162.00 Only . Four Day More and this wonderful sale comes to an end and If you have not taken ad vantage of It, your one greatest op portunity of a lifetime to secure a fine piano at actual factory prices will have passed. Don't think that your circumstances will not enable you to buy now; como In and talk It over you can positively save from $100 to $200 by buying now and we will arrange the terms of payment to suit you. Fully Guaranteed. Every piano we sell Is fully cover ed by our celebrated Eller's Money Hack guarantee, which means If the piano Is not found exactly as repre sented or that If you could secure the same piano elsewhere for less money your money will be cheerfully re funded. Open F.vonlngs. For the benefit of those who may And It Inconvenient to call during the day, our store In the Taylor and Wilson block, next door to Kabat's cigar factory, will be open each even lng this week. Eller's Piano HouBe. C. F. Proach. O. W. Noah. W. H. Carroll. A. A. Bellows. J. O. Flook Co. ' Dee Howard. ASK RADDING'g PAKDON. SALEM. Or., Nov. 17. A petition bearing about 6000 signatures of citi zens of Portland wn prese'uted to Governor Chamberlain this morning asking for the pardon of E. E. llad dlng, who Is serving a six months' sentence In the Multnomah County jail upon conviction of conspiracy to defame the character of Mayor Lane, of Portland, In connection with the Bolle Waymire scnndul. The peti tion was circulated by members of the Painters, Decorators' nnd Paper hangers' unions ot Portland. The governor has taken no action in '.he matter. Mind YourrBuslneadt - If you don't nobody will. It Is your business to keep out of all the trouble you can and you can and will keep out of liver and bowel trouble If you take Dr. King's New Life Pills. They keep biliousness, malaria and Jaundice out of your system. 25 cents at A. C. MaraterB ft Co'a drug store. THE llOND REALTY CO. Or chards, farms, timber and city prop erty. Some One bargains. Jackson street, Roseburg, Ore. wo UOltlJi Bl'SY AGAIN. Prohi Sleuth Round up DlveKeepera of KJttJuutb rails. KLAMATH FALLS, Or., Nov. 17. The grand Jury for Klamath Coun ty, which will meet Id this city in the early part of December, will have a busy, liana ton. Through the efforts or Fred Robin, a Portland detective, 12 men have been arrested during the pant few days for violating the local option law. Mr. Robin has been at work about two weeks and came here at the Instance of the Prohibition forces. It Is said that still further arrests will be made, and that most of the defendants will be charged with a number of Infringements of the pro hibition law, no that the grand jury can find several indictments against each individual, and by bo doing pre vent any getting off with a light fine, Conditions have been lawless in Klamath Kalis Blnce prohibition went into effect, but Indications now are that prohibition- is to be given a fair trial. The movement to rid the city of the dives that have existed for more than live months Is backed by the best citizens. COMXW AGAIN MKT. CONDON, Or.. Nov. 17. As a re sult of the Ave licenses granted to sa loons In this city, last evening, Condon- is wet today and local option Is a thing of the past. The. five saloons have opened with strict restrictions. There are to close at 1 a. m. and all day Sunday.. The saloon men made no protest on the raise of licenses to $1000 per year. lie fore local option the license was only $600, but these rive are to be protected, as no other saloons will be allowed to be estab lished. It Is rumored that a prom inent attorney will endeavor to keep the saloons from running to fulfill a promise made to local option people during the June elections. , Condon was virtually awarded the right to regulate its own saloons by the re cent Medford decision. jj KOeEBl'ItO MAIIKET. - $. $ Cereals. , WHEAT 90cl. 00. OATS 60c bushel. 1 HAY Vetch, 14 ton; grain, 14 ton; alfalfa, 1 3 G 1 5 . BARLEY $34 ton. Livestock. STEERS Alive, 2 3c. COWS Alive, fat, 22'2c. VEAL Dressed, 4 14 5c. HOOS Uresaed, 7c; alive. 6c. . SHEEP 3 Vie. POULTRY Mixed chickens, alive. JilOc; dressed, 12Vic; gecze, alive. 76c each, or 7c lb; dressed. 12c: ducks, alive fflOc; dressed, 14 15c; turkeys, alive, 17Vc; dres sed, 191 20c. BUTTER Creamery, 37iic lb.; country, 35c lb. EGOS 37 Vic doz. POTATOES 5,1.26 cwt. WOOI., 14c !b. HONEY 15c !b. CAB11ACE 2c lb. ONIONS 2c lb. APPLES 1 V4 c lb. PEAKS lV4o lb. PRUNES 3 Vi 4c lb. POllTLAXD MARKET. IJvestork Prices. Following Is the general range ot values on stock ruling In the yards for late shipments: HOGS Best ea&'.-of-mountalns. $6.25; ordinary, $5.75; block ers and China fats. $5 00(1)5.50, stockers and feeders $4.75 5.00. CATTLE S!ect eas; of-.nountaln ateers, $4.00; mediu n ste':n. $3.75 best cows, $3.00; nv-llum cows. $2.6002.75; ttags. $2.3003.00; bulls, 11.75(92.00. SHEEP Best wethers. $3.60; or dinary wethers. $3.25; lambs, $4.4.10; straight ewea, $3iQ3.25; mixed lots, $2.502.75. iVEAL Choice young calves. $4.50; heavy and rough, $3.75 4.00. flutter, Ekks and Poultry. BUTTER Extra creamery. 35 0 36c: fancy. 32 Vic; store, 20c. BUTTER FAT Delivery, f. o. b. Portland, Sweet cream, 34 Vic: sour, 3 2 Vic per lb. POULTRY Mixed chickens 12 W 12 Vic; hens, 12 Vic; roasters old, 10c fryers, 12Vic; brolkTs, 12V4c; geese, spring, 8ffi9c; turke;-3. alive. 17 Vic; spring ducks, 14c; pigeons, squabs, $2.00 2.60 per doz; old, $1.00; dressed poultry, llVic lb. higher. CHEESE Full cream, flats, trip lets and daisies. 14Vi15c; Young Americas, 15 Vi 16c. EUU3 Local best, 37 Vic per One; eastern, 27Viu 3uc; locu stor age, 25c. I, , Hops, Wool and Hides. HOPS 1908 crop, choice 8tic; primes to choice. 7 Vi 8e; prime, 7 Q'7'ic; medium. 6Vic lb. " , WOOL 1908 Willamette Valley, 1 5c lb. 8HEEPSK1NS Shearing. lOf? 14c each; short wool, 25M0c; med ium wool, 50rQ$1.00 ea-Ji; long won), 76ef$1.25 each. 'MOHAIR 1908 Njnilnal, 180 U9C. TALLOW Prime, per lb . SQtc; No, 2 and grease, 23 2 Vic. - HIDB8 Dry hides, 13il4c lb: green. 6 if 7c; bulls, green salt, 4 0 5o lb; kipe, 6 6 7c; calves, 8010c per lb. Grain, Flour and Haj. WHEAT buying price, now Track. Portland Club. 90c: blne-str-ra, 9ic: fortvfnld. 91 92c; red, 88c: Willamette Valley. 91c. HAY Producer's price New tim othy, Willamette Vrller. fancy. $14 0 flS; ordlnarv, $12.60ffl3: eastern Oregon, $16.50; nr 'xed $11 9 $12: clover, $10; grain. $11.; cheat, 111 : alfalfa. 10 4 1 1. OAT Producer's price Track. No. 1-whlt.. 1.10.60 6 $11.60; gray. 3($i.S. IfnSCflSTORIfl ALCOHOL .1 PTP Pt'MTi AVegctabL; RrfarallonrflrAs- sf m i h I f no rt Vtv t Do. .i "a miwuUIIUlKCUia ImgUitSioraadisandBowlsof TTornotesDiglwnflwfftl- npscanH IWrnntelncnplHwr Opiimi.Morphine nor Mineral. HOTKABCOTIC. I1!!! 'I B;jnu rtsittmrnna Stupor Jl bantu IltitltatSmi A wtu-l TtonuiAr Fnr rTmcfinl. Ca. ClAinvh HlarrlmM iVn-p-c I'miviiicumc rpupncn- IU7SS MlllLOSS OF SLEW facsimile Si$nanin of NEW' YORK. LAM OPENING AT ROSKIU ItC On January 20. 190!), there nie 91,500 acres In the Lmnqua Koicst Reserve to be thrown onoti. Not all of these lamls are subjet to t-ntry. For $2.?Q we will supiily voa with 18 township maps ah -nvins all of this land which Is subject to entry. DOUGLAS COUNTY ABSTRACT CO., Successor to Frank E. Alley, dtf Roseburg, Oregon. NATl'HK'S WARNING. ltoseburg Peoplu Must IWcogiilzo ami Herd It. Kidney Ills come quietly myster iously. Hut nature always warns you. Notice the kidney secretions. See If the color is unhealthy If there are settlings and sedi ment. Passnges frequent, scanty, painful. It's time then to use Doan's K d- ney Pills, To ward off Bright's disease or dia betes. Doan's have done a great work In Rosebu rg. K. u Glivln, proprietor of clear and confectionery store, opposite '.he depot, nnd living at 1217 Mill St., Koseburg. Ore., says: "I learned the value of Doan's Kidney Pills from personal experience and willingly en dorse them. I spent p good deal of money experimenting with remedies for kidney complaint but with no success. The most noticeable symp tom of my trouble was an Irregular ity of the kidney secretions and pain during passage. I Anally got Doan's Kidney Pills at Marsters & Co s. drug store and obtained splendid results from the first. Doan s Kidney Pills do all that Is claimed for them." For eale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Forster-Milburn Co., Buffalo. New York, sole agents for tho United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. Patronize Review sdvArtlsert hi 1!S ... Exact Copy of Wrapper. ..., , . Announcement! t We are now doing busi ness in our elegant new store, Commercial Club Building. Call and inspect our new stock. Your orders will re ceive our prompt and careful attention. Huisaker--Guest Grocery Company w Roseburg, Douglas Co., Oregon, For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the , Signature fttX Use va For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA Seven Years of Proof, i have had seven years of proof that Dr. King's New Discovery Is the best medicine to take for coughs and colds and for every diseased condk tlon of throat, chest or lungs," says W- V. Henry, of Panama, Mo. ' The world has had 38 years of proof that Dr. King's New Discovery Is the best remedy for coughs and colds, la grippe, asthma, hay fever, bronchitis, hemorrhage of the lungs, and the early stages of " consumption. Its timely use always prevents the de velopment of pneumonia. Sold under guarantee at A. C. Marsters & Go's, drug store. 60c and $1.00. Trial bottle free. , Laundry Work done at home is felt Uy tho head of the house und all the family. Why nor be relieved of It? Semi ill your work to this laumlry and tin result will be high'y satisfactory. We use liiu soap, pure water am u llh eral . amount of skill pm1 good sense. StilrtM, collurs. cuffs and sturrhed goods are a special ty with us. Watch for prices next week. Phono 701. Roseburg Steam - Laundry. The Pressure J m m m ft o o o o o O