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EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW ISSUI-D DAILY UXCLPT SUNDAY BY RUVU-W PUBLISHINQ COMPANY OfficeReview Building, (first floor) Jackson Street. Telephone Main ool. L. WIMBHRLY, Editor. DAILY Per year, by mall 3.oo Yet mouth, delivered M) Por week, delivered....' 1& SUM I -WEEKLY Yet Yoar W-OD fin Month! H.OU N'OVKMHKlt '2H, lOH. IM)l (.LAS COIMV ;ihl. Myrtle Tipton Meyer IHih I'imiii tin Birth of Twin al Wulla Wulia. A I'OlNTKIt I'Olt ItOKKIUJtfl. Albany Harold: Three yars ngo all the el 1 1 oh and towns of the Upper Willamette valley engaged In an tin reattunable rivalry. A citizen of Kit Kene couldn't talk fast enough to de ride Albany. Corvallls did tho aanie thing and Albany hurled back plenty of uncomplimentary epithets, All characterized Bulem aa "the sloweitt town lu Oregon." Kach town knoekud the other. Time nun proven that not one of them profited thereby. Today all the cities of the Upper Valley are animated by the spirit or progre-HH; are joined by the bond of common good. The knocking bun ceased. Albany Is willing to concede that Kugene has made wonderrm progress, that Corvallls Is doubling Its population and that Ralein Is In the forefront of tho progressive cities of tho state. But Albany la growing au fast as any of them and all are thriving in the light of the greatest era of progress which ever swept Western Oregon. Perhaps the cities have realized that the old system of rivalry doesu't lny. True, there Is a friendly spirit of rivalry yet. But the' knocking has stopped. If Albany can't get an en terprise it hopes some other Willam ette Valley city can. Jt will help de velop the whole valley and this city will get Its share of the common good. Tho spirit which animates the cities Is also becoming apparent among rival business men. It used to be the custom for a real estate man to discourage deals his compet itor was coiiHUinmntlug and often this resulted In a new industry or resi dent being lost to the city altogether. That custom is dlKappearlng and while there limy still he room for Im provement in this respect It is grati fying to record the fact that many land agents would must rather see a rival complete a deal than see a pros pective resident go to some other city. I-'HOM COl'NTY KXCIIANUKH. Ymicalla Courier. Chiis. Lee has returned from Port land, where he had a cancer removed. W. K. (illleHple, of this place, has purchased the confectionery Btoro of Mr. Kruno and will conduct tho husi iichs In an up-to-duto manner. The place will bo that of a bakery and confectlonory. Drain Nonpareil. A brace (twins) or line healthy boys were born to Mr. nnd Mrs. (!oo. Clark, at Curtain Spur, a few days ago. Mrfl. Myretta Meek, of Condon, Gil I tn m County, arrived here Tues day for an extended visit at the home of her daughter, Mrs. S. I. Shutt. J. V. Kode Is expected to arrive here next Monday from San Diego, Calif. It Is his Intention to move the balance of his family nnd hounckeep ing outfit to Kan Diego within a few days. n Miss Minnie Wilson has returned homo from Portland, where tthu had a cataract removed from one of her eyes, it Is feiircd that her other eye will also have tn be operated upon for tho same trouble. Myrtle Creek Mall. C. O. White has had Surveyor E It. Wilson measure off tils tract of land In Missouri Bottom Into small lotB. Mr. White has already had of fers for parts of the tract and refused an offer of llti.OitO for the entire tract. He Is planning to have nn ex perlenced orchardlst do his tree planting and have the care of his young orchard. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Oat man, of Central Point, Oregon, Nov It. IliOH, a son. Oliver Jones arrived hero Monday by wagon nnd team from near Mos cow, Idaho, to take charge of the farm east of town which he purrhas ed from Noble Andrews several weeks ago. N. H. Lamb Iior purchased the f.O aero farm of 11. W. Jones, two miles east of town on the South Myrtle road. As part payment Mr. Jones lins taken all of block 7 In Johnson uddltlou. Oakland Oul. Frank Hamilton of Lower Cala pool ii, has purchased property In itoseburg, an.l with his family has gone there to make a permanent homo. Charley Hose and Harry Mott arc setting out fruit treos on Mr. Bone's farm near this city. He expects to set out ten neres or more hi fruit trees within the next few months. C. L. Chenoweth has Inula lied a complete water system In the new residence of Mr. and Mrs. (J. mi. Wil cox, of lower Cutapoola. The watei is pumped from h drilled well to a large tank nnd then piped to the hnth loom and kitchen. Watched Fifteen Year. "For IS years ! have watched the working of Bucklen's Arnica Salve; and It has never failed to cure any sore, boll, ulcer or bum to which It was applied. It has saved us many a doctor bill," nay A. F. Hardy, of Kant Wilton. Maine. 2,'c at A. C. Ma raters A Co'i. drug store. WALLA WALLA, Wash., Nov. 27. The body or Mrs. Carl Meyers, for merly Myrtle Tipton, aged 19 years, the notorious womnn-m-mairB-cioin-lug horsethief, ex-convict and well- known character In police circles, lies In Hennessey's undertaking par lors In this city awaiting burial tomorrow. Clasped In either arm are her twin babies, born with the Inst breath of their mother. The three will be placed beneath the sod tomorrow, all occupying the samo grave. Myrtle Ttlpton was several years ago employed on a wheat ranch near Prescott. this county, for more than a year she wore men's clothing and did the work of a man. on the farm with no Busplcion as to her sex. She was enabled thus to steal horses at various timee, making a good "haul" In the business. Mrs. Meyers was horn near Oak Creek, in this county. Her father was Joseph Tipton, who served a term In the Oregon penitentiary for Incest. She loft hero about U years ago, going to eastern Oregon. DKCLMItLH WKATHKIt. The following data, covering a per iod of 31 years, have been compiled from the Weather Bureau records at HoBeburg, Oregon. They are Issued to show the conditions that have pre vailed, during the month in ques tion, for the above period of years, but must hot be construed ns a fore cast of the weather conditions for the coming month. Month of DeeeinlMT for ill Years. Mean or normal temperuture, 42 degrees; the warmest iiiontDi wan that of 188(i, with an average of 47 degrees; the coldest mouth was that of 1894, with an average of 37 de grees; the highest temperature was (18 degrees on tho 8th, 1902; the lowest temperature waB 7 degrees on the 21st, 1879; tho ear) lent date on which killing frost occurred in au tumn, Sept. 2f)f 1908; average date on which first killing frost occurred In autumn, Oct. 30th,; average date on which lust kilting frost occurred In spring, Apr, lfith; the latest date on which last killing frost occurred lu spring. May Kith, 1894. Averago precipitation for month. 0,24 inches; average number of days with .01 of an inch or more, 18; the greatest monthly precipitation was 12. H2 Inches in 1907; the least monthly precipitation was 1.4 G inches In llo:i; the greatest amount of pre- Ipltatlon recorded In any 24 consec utive hours was 3.89 Inches on 29th and 30th, 1904; the greatest amount of snowfall recorded In any 24 con secutive hours (record extending to winter of 1884-8fi only) waB 7.5 Inches on 29th, 1898. Average numbu of clear days, 3; mrtly cloudy days, 10; cloudy days. 18; the prevailing winds are from (he West; the average hourly velocity of the wind is 2.9; the highest vel- H'lty of the wind was 48 miles from tho Southwest on the itth, 1 878. WILLIAM BIOLL, Ollleial In Charge, Weather Bureau. MABItlKD. niltKLK KLD-SDT1 1 KB LAND At tho home or the bride's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. S. F. Churchill. In Cottage (irovo, Nov. 2f, 190S, Wal ter S. Threlkeld, of Brownsville. and Mrs. Anna Sutherland, of Boseburg; Be v. HI kins, of the Christian church, ollW-lntlng. Both Mr. Threlkeld and his bride are well known In Boseburg. Mr. Threlkeld was formerly employed as a snlesman at Culver A Co s. store. but Is now lu the hardware business for himself in Brownsvrile. Mrs. Threlkeld Is n si rlklugly handsome woman, and while here was employed at Mrs. P. M. Benson's hospital. DAVIDSON-DOSS At the home of tho bride's father, B. F. loh, In thlB city, Nov. 2i', 1908, drover L. Davidson and Carrie Doss, Itev. K. 11. Hicks, olllclallng. Mr. Davidson Is recently from the cast. He and his estimable brldu will resldo In this city. The Badgo of Honesty Is on every wraptwr of Doctor Plnrc'i Uolden Mod leal Discovery becaura a full list of the Ingredient combining It h primed th ore in plnln Kuglitih. Fnrtj yours of experience ban proven it super lot worth as a Im.hhI purlnVr and invlgorat Ing tonic for thn cure of stoniauh divmlt-r and all liver Ills. It builds up the run down system as no other tonic can li which alcohol Isuiod. Tho active nicotic Inal prlnclplus of native roots such i Guidon SmI and Queen's root. Stone anil ftlaudrakn root, Bluodrnot and Black Chorrybark am extracted and preserved by tho use of chemically pure, triple- rei!md glycerine. Send to Dr. R. V. Plcrc at Buffalo, N. Y., for free booklet wblcli Quotes extract from wnll-rocounlred mod leal authority mch as Drs. Itartrmlow, King, ScuddiV, Coe, Elllngwood and a host of other, showing that theie roots can be dttfnded upon for their curative action lb an weak states ot the accompjucd y Indigestion or as well fc; PyttU bilious or liver complaint and In Jlwasllng diseases" where thero It loijnlesh and gradual running down irnngm and system, The Kind Tou Have Always Bought, and which has been in use lor over SO years, lias borne the signature of and nag been made under bis per tfJWf-,, sonal supervision since Its infancy. f, S-eXcAvW Allow no one to deceive you In this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and" Just-as-good ' fire but Kxperinicnts that trllle with and endanger the health of Inntuts and Children Experience against experiment. What is CASTOR I A Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Karcotio substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys "Worms nnd njlays FevcrixlineHs. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Couxtipatlor and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The mother's Friend, GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of The Kind You Me Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TMC OKMTAUIIOOMhtNV, TT MUHRM STRICT, NIWVOM 0ITV. I'lKKIU 1UJ in YKAHS OLD. ConfcsscH to Destruction of 9.1B.000 of I Ink it City ProM-rty. PORTLAND, Or., Nov. 27. Fif teen-year-old Goldman Anthony la In Jail at linker City on the charge of araou, having Bet fire to three school hiilldlngB all of which were totally i!oiitroyed, and three other bulld InRH, two of which were also com- itetoly destroyed. The boy has con- fosHod his guilt and Rays that he hnrned the achool buildings to "get even" with his tencher, who had rep rimanded him; he set fire to the other buildings, he said, becntiHo he wanted to see them burn. The devastations caused by this puerile firebug approximate a total loss of :ir.,()0(). I'Mve buildings, In cluding tho niagniftcent new North Maker High school, wore totally des troyed and the sixth suffered partial Iohi ruction. Ills depredations hnvo continued for a period of more than flvo months. Thli One Only 10 Years. X'lOVU YtUlK Knv 97 A llt.vonr. old llrehtig, suspected of having set three fires In a tenement house. Is son giu ny the police, t he latest con flagration wiic discovered yesterday lu time to be checked, but Its origin was so sudden and mysterious that an Investigation was begun. A small boy who waB seen running from the building shortly after the flatres burst forth In the kitchen of a flat Is now much wanted. 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 Bottle. RIFUBI (USSTITUTIS. For Bftle by Ited Cross Pharmacy. Read Review advs. for bargains. BAPTIST CHURCH, NOV. 30, 1908 Under the Auspices of the ...Commercial Club... Admission 75 Cents Be a Booster and Attend Season Tickets, Good for Four Lectures During the Season, $2.00 TO CITY OF MKXICO. AuuounreiiM'Dt of HihtIuI Limited I'ullmau Truin Kxcurtrion. On December 12 and 13 the South ern Pacific Company will sell round trip excursion tickets to the City of Mexico. December 15, 1908, a mag nificent Pullman train, consisting of Pullman vestibule sleepers, observa tion sleeper, buffet Bmoking cars and dining car will leave San Francisco, California, Third and Townsend street depot for Mexico City, via Coast Line of Southern Pacific. Fare from Row.burg for round trip $97.3fi. Return trip frcm El Paso can be made via the Santa Fe route or Southern Pacific, as the passenger may desire. Holdors of excursion tickets may obtain a round trip ticket reading from Williams to the Grand Canyon of the Colorado and return for J6.B0. Forfurther infor mation Inquire of L. B. Moore, agent S. P. Co., Roscburg, Cr.; Mr. E. Peil, of Ashland, Ore., or, If desired, Mr. W. H. Jenkins, Traveling Ptssenger Agent, S. P. Co., will be glad to call. DSW . o During changes of weather al waya use Marstera' Cough Balsam. The Review does Job printing. lodge D!RECT0RY 9. A A. M., Laurel JLodRO No. 18 Hold! . regular meeting" on 2nd ua 4th Wednei daji ol esob month. O. C. Qui HiM, W. M. N. T. Jbwstt. 8jcretar' AO.U.W. hoKDurg Loage No. 16 Meet the 2nd aud 4th Mondaji of ach monU t7:3u p. m.,ln the Foresters' Hall. Al member In good standing are invited to at tend J. W.jVqwkll, M. w. K H. i,bnoz, Reoordor. BP. O. K)K.8, Roseburg Lodge, rro.826-UoMa regular communications at the Elka Temple on 2nd and 4th Thumdays of eat h month. All members requested to atterd regularly, and all visiting brothers are cordi ally Invited to attend. E. h. Pabhott, E. R. Qbo. W. eiTALfcY, Hecretary. D BURKE OF HONOR, MyntlC l-odge No. 13 Meets 2nd aud 4th Thursday evenings ol each month ir. Mawabee Hall, VlHitlng members cordially invited to attend. UlNHtK E. CaVKNDKR, 0. Of H ft. H. Lenox, Reo. I. W. Duwsll, Receiver. EAOLKH, Roseburg Aerie meets in Odd Fellows Hall on 2nd and 4th Monday even Idri of each month, at 8 o'clock. Visit ing brethren in good standing alway welcome. O. Culvsb, W. P., C. W, Ballard. Heo. 10. O. P., RtKlnir Star Lodge No. 174, meets tn Odd Fellows' Temple every Friday evening. Visit ng brelhereu nlwuys welcome. E. N. Ewart, N. O. F. MlCBLLI, R. a M. FicKLR, F. 8. IO. O. F., Fhlletarlan Lodge No. 8 Meets n Odd Fellows Temple, corner of JackHon and Cass Htreets, on HMurday evening of earn week. Members of the order lu good a lauding are invited toatu-nd. J. . Ooodnow, N. G. N. T.Jkwett, K. a. 10. O. F,( Union Encampment No. 9 Sleets In Odd Fellows' Temple on the 1st and 3rd Thursday evenings of each month. Visit lug bretlieren always welcome. 11.0. Lkwih, I". P. J. O. Goodnow, Scribe. KOF P.,Alplift Lodge No. 47 Meets every Wednesday in I. O. O. F. Hall, at 7:: p. in. Members in good standing are invited tu attend, GLIN V. WiMBKRI.T, O. C. L. A. Sanctuary, K. H. 8 0 N. ft., Co. D Separa'e Battalion Meeta every Thumdny evening at the Armory Hall at 8 o'clock. U. c. 8 locum, Captain. LO. T. H., Roacbiirft Hive No. 11 Hold! rrKular revlewa on every Tuesday after noon at -2:W o'clock in the Maccabce'f Hall. Sintcra o( other. Hives visiting tn Hie elty are cordially invited to attend our reviews. Mrs. c. b. Bo.MKHiiAKa, Com. Mas. Jkkhie Rait, B. k. IIODKKN WOODMEN OF AMERICA, Myrtl nTl Camp No. IVJ30 meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays of every month in the Forresters' Hall. Traveling Nelghborsare cor dially invited to visit our Cainp. A. c. Mahstrks, Consul, A. HiliMis, clerk. MOHERN BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA' RoM'burR l.odire No. 4S:t Mceta every 2nd and iih Thursday in Maccabeu Temple. Visiting members always welcome. Kvklyn HiwVRR, President IIkrtha Wkiuiit, Secretary. nE. 8 , RosehurE Chapter No.8-Holdsthelr regular meetfnir on 1st andird Thursdays I In each Month. Visiting members in good standing are respectfully invited to at- Iteud. Mas I. Wou.lNnitRo, W. M. Fkri Johnson. Secretary RKBEKAHS, Roseburg Rebekah Lodge. No. 41. I. O. O. F.-Meeta In Odd Fellows' Temple every Tuesday evening. Visiting uwniuu ursuin-n mviieu u attend. Mrs. Maooik RtiRRirrsoil. M.Q. Mas. Stki'Hbnbon, Secretary. Sweet Pickles ROSEBURG HOTEL J. K. FALBE, Proprietor SPECIAL SUNDAY DIIN1NER From 5 to 7:30 P. M. 50 Cents. ME1NU RFIISHF.S Celery SOUP Cream of Chicken ENTREES Orange Fritters with Rum Sauce Chicken Friccassee Young Roast Turkey with Cranberry Sauce VEGETABLES Brown Sweet Potatoes Creamed Potatoes PASTRY Mince Pie DESSERT English Plum Pudding with Hard Sauce Tea Stewed Corn Apple Pie Coffee Milk Y0UTH BOUND OVER. COQUILLE, Or., Nov. 27. Judge John F. Hall, acting as juvenile court judge, found Tom Klnnicut, of Myrtle Point, one of the three youths charg ed with criminally assaulting Miss Adrla Lillian Endicott, guilty and re manded him to the grand jurg of the circuit court. BondB of $500 were fixed. Rose and Williams, his associates, are also bound over to the grand Jury. Circuit court will convene Decem ber 14. Judge Hamilton has Issued a special summons for a jury and grand jury owing to the criminal matters to come up. Portland Oregonlan: Captain B. W. Olson has resigned as master of the steamship Alliance and will assume command of the steamship Nann Smith, operating between Coos Bay nnd San Francisco. While no master has been named for the Alliance, It Is understood among steamship men and Bhlppers that Captain E. W. Ma son will succeed Captain Olson on the popular Coos Hay packet. 4. TYPEWRITERS. j. THE ROYAL (l.-,.0( t err Unquestionably the most 4. 4. practical Typewriter made, re- .J. gardless of price. 4 J. ltosehurtr Typewriter Exchnnge 4. 4- Elmer E. Wlmberly, Mgr. 4 4" Roseburg - - Roseburg 4" SUNDAY AT THE CHURCHES. FOR SALE Cheap, If taken nt once. su acres good Dottom land In southern Oregon, all Improved, or will exchange for Roseburg prop erty. Call on or address P. E. Blackman, N. Jackson St., ddl I.IOMEN Of WOODCRAFT. I.llae Clrele No YY 49 Meets on Island :trd Monday evening 01 vncu mnuiu at uua reunws nail Visiting members lu good standing are in Tiled to attend. Florn-k Hami-so. Q. N. Cutaa Borrn, Clerk w OO DM FN OF TH R WORLD. Oak Cumo No. lift Met-Uat ihe Odd Fellow!' Hull In RuMbiirR, every 1st ami 3rd MuixUjr catug. VlanitiR uutfTtibom alwRjri welcome K. N. Kw art. C. C. j. h. ihbonm uierk n 1fHcftl Ulaoovf;ry''miiV rWltnatJVTF il an.T so tnvl.T.At,' yui. uirnu.'li in. 111. u.r nii.,1.1 ty For good prlntlni ryjt 11 kind Tue Revlnw lcudi. hus all skin affertlotia. bloU-hos. ulmnlea and emptiotia as well as scrofulous swel linirs and old 0n running soma or iilcvrt are eured and healed. In trea,fng oM running anrea, or uleera. 11 la woll to In ur Ihelr healing to apply to ttirtn Ilr Pierre's All Healing Snlve, If your drug fist don'l happen to have this .Salvo In look, send rlfty-frttir eetita In post.igr lamps to Or. R. V. Pler.-e, Invalids' IL.tel and Suri(U'l Institute HulTalo. N. Y.. and a large bol of the -All-lloallng Salve' Will nach Tou by return post. You can t afford to aecept a swret noa trum as aatilutltule for this non- alcoholic medicine or rshw.i tiiMiitarrn, not '""O though the urgent dealer niai Uiereny make a Utile hlgger profit. l)r. Pierce's l'leass V.'1 r(iilt ftnd Invlfi.rate stoifet.A lla.r . .1 Shoes We Are Proud to Show In every rosptMit our now shoos for won.tn pDHM4'! merit. Finest Uvu hers built for all occasions. Afiht wolts for bright ami dry ilavs. Heavy soles in tended for sleet ami snow. Pnnsy turn shoes ami lljjht welts for evening. Made by a reliable and able manufacturer R. L Stcpjiens ?Qr tf, Parrot Bros Itfiuuf Shoe Deoler I .. . ,,g $3.00 $5100 i l The Pressure of I Laundry Work m 1 Methodist, Rev. J. K. Hawkins, pastor Morning sermon: "JeBiis and the Bystander." Evening sermon: "The Sin of Unbelief." Special music at both services. Happy congrega tional singing, a home-like church, to which all are welcome. Methodist, South, Rev. J. R. Block er, pastor Preaching at 11 a. m., by Rev. S. G. Bettes and at 7:30 p. m by Mr. J. V. Colt. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Senior League at 6:30 p. m. Baptist, Rev. E. H. Hicks, pas tor Morning sermon at 1 1 o'clock. Chlrlst's Resistance of Evil." Ev ening sermon at 7:30 o'clock, "En trance, Defense. Liberty." Bible school at 10 a. m., O. P. Coshow. Bunt. B. Y. P. U. at 6:30 n. m.. Mvr- tle Hatfield leatler. Everyone cor dially invited. Special music. A supply of the new edition of the Oregon mining laws has just been received at this ofnee. It In cludes everything to date In legal mining procedure. Copies only 40 cents each. TF NOVELTY THEATRE Program changes each Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. PROGRAM FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. MOVING PICTURES: "Tlio Innkeeper's Remorse." 'Tlio Fake Doctor." "A Spanish Romance." "Two is Compiiuy." ILLUSTRATED SONGS: "SomelMidy's Waiting for You" and "You Ifuve Alwnys Reen tho Snme Old I'ul." MATINEE 2:30 TO 5 ADMISSION 5c Evening Performance 10c O. D. NEWHARD. S. P. NEWHARD. ROSEBURG MEAT MARKET NEWHARD BROS.. Prop. Fresh and Cured Meats of all kind s Fiih and Poultry i?,'""'n n,"s l"''ular IH-rson, nnd il. more fnstldloii. and critical the palate the more we tli liKht in tl, kHnK It. Our steakn. chow and prime ronM.s make dishes fit for a klnK. ""hrs, chops Special Free Delivery. Phone 1341, ye Bny Hideo. Shop on Sheridan Street, Near the Depot. done at home Is felt hy fj the head of the house nnd all the family. Why not lie i relieved of it? Send I'll fii your TTiirk to this Inun.fry ml the result will be limli'y satisfactory. We use tin. soap, pnre water and a lin- eral amount of skill inl Js good sense. Shirts, collars, cull's and if! sinrciied gixnls are a sner-lal- 7 null us. Watch for prices next week. Phone 71)1, fcosoburf Stea Hhone ,0 All Work Guaranteed H. C. RITZMAN, Up-to-Date Plumber Special Sale on Fixtures, Including Towel Racks, Soap Dishes, Tumbler Holders, Sponge Racks, Etc. rot mate an estimate on your work. Steam and Hot Water a Specl Repair Work Neatly Let Foot, of Jackson St.. ! ally Done Next ttoor to Postoffic Laundry. The Birth Stone for November is The TOPAZ WE JIAVE AN IMMENSE LINE, MOUNTED AND UNMOUNT)- We bare a lull line of Locketa, Necklacea, la Valuers, Pendants, Ita. A Our line ot watch tnoTetnenta and cases, In all grades and Uses, Is tho most completa Id soutaern Oregon. We lDTlte you to call. J. T. BRYAN, Th Watchmaker ROAUJRG, . - OREGON I O O ttfiHHttiiHiM tinjinrfsqiinn O 0
