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Newspaper Page TextSupplement to EVENING ROSEBDRG REVIEW DECEMBER 8, 1008. SPECIAL TAXES VOTED. For Building Good Iloads aud For Hpeciul School Purposes. As mentioned at some length In last Monday's Review. 25 or more of the road districts of Douglas county are preparing special tax levies for good road building dining the com ing year. Several more districts may be added to the list, although the time 1b dow growing very short. An adjourned term of the county court will perhaps be held the latter part of this week, at which road matters will be among the business consid ered. Specifications for special road Improvement, for which the several districts are voting taxes, varying from three to ten mills, have already been filed by the following districts: No. - Location Supervisor. 6 Sampson O. B. Balderee 12 Looking Glass R. C. Arnold 13 Ten Mile A. E. Bushnell 14 Olalla H. Z. Ireland 18 Happy Valley N. P. Wheat 19 Glendale A. Jacques 20 Drain J. W. Spaulding 21 Comstocks J. G. Allen 24 Yoncalla . E. W. Letsome 25 Elk Head E. R. Lynn 28 Wilbur F. E. Alley 30 Roseburg Morris Weber 82 Roseburg W. H. Brown 34 Oak Creek J. J. Thornton 36 Glide Ransom Soper 37 Roseburg . Peter Balff 38 Roseburg J. M. Schaeffer 40 Myrtle Creek M. B. Smith 41 Myrtle Creek W. C. Bates 42 Myrtle Creek J. E. Strode 44 Perdue D. R. Ralnvllle 46 Gunter J. O. Gunter 49 Scottsburg W. C. C. Sagaberd 63 Tyee G. C. Powell 65 Anchor J. W. Thomas Special School Taxes. Following are the school districts of the county which have made spe cial tax levies for school purposes for the coming year: No Location Clerk Mills 11 Oak Creek, John Kernan., 3 13 Looking Glass, Geo. Marsh 2 (2 mills a year for 4 years.) 18 Yoncalla, E. Holllwell 3 19 Myrtle Creek, C. O. Nelson 5 20 Riddle, R. P. Redlfer 3' 22 Drain, W. H. Sneed 6 25 Melrose, E. W. Diller 1 43 Wilbur, H. B. Roadman. . . 1 46 Green Valley, J. L-. Thorn ton 1 61 Drew, Mrs. J. H. Short 3 67 Gunter, J. O. Gunter 1V4 73 Sampson, Arthur Walker. . 3 80 Oakland, S. C. Quant 4 85 Kellogg, G. D. Madison... 1 110 Booth, J. R. Pickett .... 7 124 Divide, H. E. Huffer.... 6 95 Stephens, C. L. Hamilton. . 2 City of Glendale 10 The Roseburg school district will x the amount of their special tax levy some time this month. - Good Cough Medicine for Children. The season for coughs and coldB is now at hand and too much care can not be used to protect the children. A child Is much more likely to con tract diphtheria or scarlet fever when he has a cold. The quicker you cure his cold the less the risk. Chamber lain's Cough Remedy Is the sole re liance of many motners, ana rew oi those who have tried It are willing to use any other. Mrs. F. F. Starcher of Ripley, W. Va., says: "I have never used anything other than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for my children and It has always given good satisfaction." This remedy contains no opium or other narcotic and may be given as confidently to a child as to an adult. For asle by Hamilton Drug Co. Now is the time to visit . California When summer has passed in these northern states, the sun Is only mild un der the bright blue skies of Southern California. This Is one of nature's happy provisions eternal summer for those who cannot endure a more se vere climate. California has been called the "Mecca of the winter tourist." Its hotels and stopping places are as varied as those of all -well regulated cities. Vis itors can always find suit able accommod at! o ns, congenial com pa nt ons, and varied, pleasing re creations. iOUItlERIl - PAClfIC (0. Will be glad to supply some very attractive literature, de xrihlnc In detail the many de lights of winter In California. Very low round trip excursion tickets are on sale to California. Tha rata from KOHKIllltO. OREGON, to Los Angeles and return Is $58.00. h Limit six months, snowing stop-overs In either direction. Similar excursion rates are in effect to all California points. Vnr Infn.matlnn. .Ifn1nc Mr rtrrra Uoosand uea.u, call oa.ult-grape of writ U B. MOORX, Agent, OB Wa. McMirrray, Cen. Pass. Portias. CTTjtJn w o M A N Good Women Who Have No Tact. Why theHoy Brought Up by His Mother Is So Ottn a Mis erable Failure. Mlf you ask me my opinion," re marked Mrs. Worldly Wise, "I tell you plainly I would Infinitely rather huvo on my visiting list a polished villain than a tactless good person." Her audience looked a trifle shocked. "Possibly you did not see Miss Smith leave here a few minutes ago," Mrs. Worldly Wise went on, showing traces of irritation. "Well, she has m all wrought up. I'm sure I could have carried on a half hour's conversation with his Satanic majesty himself and been less uncomfortable tban I was during my estimable friend's vlBlt "Mary Ann Smith is the best woman on earth, but she Is as devoid of tact as a baldheaded man is of balr. She always was that way. As a child If she came near you she would poke her linger into your eye with the best of intentions in the world and step on your foot while she was picking up your handkerchief for you. She has grown less awkward physically, but mentally she Is the same. Mary Ann Smith Is one of the misguided sister hood that believes In telling you the truth .for your own good. Women of that kind should be sent as mission aries 'to the cannibals, but I'd actually feel sorry for tbe cannibals. I'm afraid tbey couldn't digest them." "She must have ruffled you up con' Biderably," the bachelor observed. "From start to finish she beautifully and unconsciously placed the tip of her finger on all my mental sore spots. She Irritated me from the moment she climbed Into my drawing room with boots better fitted for mountain climbing. She drove me mad the way she fidgeted In ber chair. Her glassy way of staring at you and her mucous voice always give me tbe solvere, and so does tbe aimless way In which she walks, threatening every vase and bit of bric-a-brac In the room. True, she never docs Bmasli anything, but you always feel that she Is going to. It's the same way with her conversation. Dissimulation is scorned by her. She prides herself on her bluntness and ONH OF TUB MIflODIDED 8ISTBBIIOOD. her lack of hypocrisy, and, there's no doubt of It, she Is a thoroughly good woman and all that sort of thing. But, oh, how I wish she !ad fewer virtue and mora tact! "Lots of good women need It," the bachelor observed cynically. Where Mothers Ara at Fault. "It's a terrible Injustice to a boy to have til in brought up entirely by wo men." I heard s Judge In the chll dren's court say this recently, and surely he must know. And why Is It so? Because a woman's view of life la so narrow. There are women who bring up their sons like Spartan youths, women who are both strong, liberal and wise, but tbey are the exceptions, ns a rule. The average mother wants her son to be a god boy to the point of weak ness. She doesn't want hlui to fight; she doesn't want him out of ber sight; she keeps nagging at him, like a ben over a duckling that will go Into tbe water, nntll the lad reaches tha sge when nagging won't bold him any longer, when he goes his own gait re gardless of authority. The goody good sort of education which most women Inlllct on s boy ei ther makes a sissy of him If he Is gen tle In disposition or drives him to tbe other extreme If be Is naturally strong and active. What women need more than tbe ballot Is all the Influence that can broaden and strengthen tbelr charac ters. I say they should come under these Influences before tbey experiment with tbe ballot. We have enough weak, fool ish and Ineffectual legislation as It Is now. snd this Is due to wask. Ineffi cient men not brooght up to set sharp ly and think strongly when they wers lads at home. MA CD ROUl.NSON. A Beauty Hint Beauty of grooming, correct poise and ability to make tbe most of one's nmt nnlnta count for more tban a beautiful faca. Any woman with a wabls faca msy be attractive snd , , f ..,.,! it Bh artll the arfyf bey( well groomed, j LODGE DIRECTORY F. A A. M., Laurel uodre No. 1 Holdt , regular meetiuKH on 2nd ami itii Wtxiuei ol each muu ih. (J. U. (lit. ham, W. U. M. T. Jkwbtt, Secretary AO.U.tV. buaeours Lodg No. 16 Heat the iud aud ilh Monday of MUih muuU members In good'alauding aro luYttetl to at tcud J. W.fowaix, M. W. K. U. LkHux, Keoorder. BP. O. KMLB, How burg Loose, ho.SHJ Huldt retrular oommuulcatlouB al the El is a Temple on tlnd aud 4 Lh Thursday of each month . All members rftquetted to attend Sruiarly, aud all vliltlng brother! art cordl 7 Invited to attend. K. L. Parrott, E. R. Qko. W. otaley, Secretary. DKUKKK OP HONUK, Mystic Lodge No. 13 Mtwu'iudaud 4lh Thursday eveulug ol each month Id M arm bee Hall, Visiting member cordially Invited to attend. MlKNlK K. Cavknubk, O, of H 4.H. Linox. Keo. J. W. Dowbll, Receiver. EAR I.KB, Roseburg erle meets In Odd Fellows Hail ou 2nd and 4th Monday even ings of each mouth, al 8 '.'clock. Vail ing brethren In good standing alway welcome. O. cuLVta, W. K, C. W. Ballard. Bee IO. O. V., KUlngHtarLorigo No. 174, meet In Odd Kellowa' Temple every Friday evening. Visit ug b ret here u always welcome. K. N. Kwart, N. U. P. U Micklli, H. 8. M. Ficklk, F. 8. IO. O.F., Phfletarlnn Lodge No. ft Meets n Odd Fellows Temple, comer of J tick mo n ami Cass Btreets, on Saturday evening of each week. Members of the order in good standing are invited to attend. J. o. Goodnow, N. O. N.T.JaWKTT, k. B. IO. O. F., Union Encampment No, 9 Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple on the 1st and 3rd Thursday evenings of each month. Visit ing brelheren always we'.eoiue. 11. O. Lkwis.C. P. J. O. Good sow, Bvrlbe. OF P., Alpha Lodge No. 47 Meets every rv Yveoiieauay in i. u. u. r . nan, at 7:.fu p. m. attend Glen V, wimi,eri.y, U. C. 0 N. G., Co. D Bepara'e Battalion Meets every Thursday evening at the Armory Hall at 8 o'clock. 11. C. Slocum, Captain. LO. T. M., Roseburg Hive No. 11 Holds regular reviews on every Tuesday after noon at v:00 o'clock In the Mai'cabce't Hall. Bisters of others Hives vlBltlug in the city are cordially Invited to attend our reviews. MltM. U. H. BONKHItAKK, Com. Mrh. J it km r Kapp, R. K. n 14 ODKRN WOODMEN OF AMKK1CA, Myrtl ff Camp No. ti&iO meets on the second and . fourth Wednesdays of every month in the Forresteis' Hall. Traveling Neighbors are cor dially invited to visit our Camp. A. C. Mahstekx, Consul, ' A. SaLzman, Clerk. MOHKRN BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA' Roseburg IxKlge No. 493 Meets every '.!nd and 4lh Thursday In Maecibee Temple. Visiting members always welcome. Kvklyn Ho vkr, President Bkutha Wrioht, Secretary. .-v E. 8.. Roseburo Chanter No.8 Holdsthelr II regular meeting ou 1st and Knl Thursdnys in eacn Ainnin. visiiing mcmncrs in good i laud ing are respectfully invited to at tend. SI EH. J. WOLI.ENHXKO, . M. Fkbk Johnson, Secretary RBItKKAHS, Roseburg Rebekah Lodge, No, 41. I. O. O. P. Meets In Odd Pt Hows' X Temnle every Tuesdn v evenliiL'. Vislliiis sisters and brethren invited to attend. MKH. SlAHdlK KOHRItTHilK. N.U. MitH. Btki'Uknhon, Secretary l.fOMEN OF WOODCRAFT. LHaC Circle No. W 4U Meets on Island 3rd Monday eveulug oi eacn monin ai una reuows iihii Visiting members In good standing are in YlU.d to attend. Florence Hamikon, 6. N. Claka Bokkn, Clerk WOODMEN OFTIIK WOKI.D, Onk t:nrM. lA- Meela at the Odd Fellowi' Hall In Hottiburg, every lnt and ttrd Mumlay venluga. VlattliiR ui-luhbnrii alwnyn welcome. K. N. Km akt, t, U. J. M. Thkons Clerk. BIG LAND OPKNINO. Call at the Douglas County Ab stract Co. and learn all about the big land opening, Jan. 20, 1909. Douglas County Creamery butter only 85c a two-pound square. Ah' your grocer for it. Patronize home Industry. uti NK.W H- BLACKSMITH SHOP. .j. A. C. lU'xroud, Prop. 4 Main Streot, next to Van Houten Hotel Property. General lllnrksliiilliiliir, 4 Hon Khociitfr mul 4 Repairing. J r 4" $ 4- Electric Vacuum House Cleaner . Don't tear up the carpets, and musB up the house In gen eral with your house cleaning. Let ub do the house cleaning with the new Klcctric Vacuum House and Carpet Cleaner. It Is a combination brush and vacuum which auckB the dust and dirt out. Cleans carpets without removing them from the floor. Phone 791 and we will call with this wonderful machine. Roseburg Steam LqjmciFyo PEOPLE OF THE DAY A Publicity Expert. Hlehtutl V. Uulalmu, lieud of tlie pub licity bureau of tbe Uopublicuu . uu liuuul emmuittue, is a newspaper man at rl.HJ experience. For tue past twen ty years be bus been stationed nt tho iintltmal capital, b:ilf of that period In cbarKe of tbe New York Sun's Wash ington; bureau. Trior to bis connection with the Sun he was (attached to the stnn" of the United rress association. Ills Ions residence In Washington pe culiarly fits him for bis present tint Ion. ItllaMiU V. OULAUAN. us ho has come to know every 'poli tician of Importance In tho country. Mr. Ouluhiui Is about forty years old. well Informed on the political ques tions of the day and is one of the best liked newspaper men at the scat of government. A Vivid Picture. Senator Beverldge nt a luncheon In Boston during the couvcntlon of the Gcueral Federation of Women's Clubs made n telling little speech against the nuul pursuit of wealth. From the window of the room a sun ny garden was visible, and In the gar den a number of children pursued with breathless cries a swarm of blue but terflies. Mr. Beverldge, waving his hand to ward the racing children, said: "Take a company of boys chasing butterflies, put loug tulled coats on the boys and turn the butterflies Into dollar bills and you have n flue panorama ol the business world." Noted Trut Fighter. Herbert S. Iladley, Republican nom Inee for governor of Missouri, was elected attorney general of the stato In 1004. Through his relentless prosecu tion of the Standard Oil company and Its suhsldlury concerns in Missouri he attracted the attention of the entire country. In a recent nddrcss before the At torney Generals' Association of the United States, of -which he Is presi dent, Mr. Iladley referred to the $29, 000,000 Standard Oil flue. "The judge," lie said, "who ennnot Bee the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey in the Standard OH Company of bulimia ami who cannot Bee through both of these legal fictions to the real owners and the real offenders Is either IlSaUBKT B. HADLET. blinded by prejudice or has an uufor tunnte disposition to obscure the mcr its of a controversy hy strained and Ir relevant technicalities." Mr. Iladley Is a uatlve of Kunsas and is thirty-six years old. He was educated In the University of Kansaa, Northwestern university and Chicago I-aw school. After finishing his stud les he settled In K.msus City, Mo. Bl KEAIS. See our swell bureaus In both full size and Princess, also splendid line of rockers In all tho up-to-date styles. Complete line ot all styles ot furni ture, carpets and rugs. II. W. STRONG, The Furniture Man. A MIIR.MIV OK CIIOH'E FICTION. You can get the latest and the best, novels at the public library In the Marsters building, upstairs over Burr's Music Store. Open every af ternoon and evening from 1 to 8. dtf See the Sheath Gown Parade. Elks' Minstrels, at noon, Dec th. FOB BALE. FOR SALE One span of poules, 4 and G years of ane; wetgtit about 950 lbs. each; lii fair condition. Price J10U If taken at oi.ee. Call ou or ailtlress Jaon 11. HuRlies, Roseburg, 11. F. D. No. 1. box 63. daw FOR SALE Four One residence lots, 2 on Pine St., opposite the Christ ian church and 2 on Maplo St., 1 M blocks from S. P. Depot. En quire of L, Bauer, city. dsswtt FOR SALE A nice nomo in Korth Roseburg on Jackson St. Inquire Cobb Real Estate Co , or addreis A., Box 114, RoseburK. dtt ROOM AND BOARD First class hoard, und rooms If desired. Mrp. L. B. Kingman, cor. Mill and Floed Sts., Phone Main 1481. dif WANTED SITUATION WANTED By a young married man, as bookkeeper or clerk, has high school and Com mercial College education; can op erate typewriter; references given. Address B. II., care Review. PLAIN SEWING WANTED Satis faction guaranteed. Address Box 804, Roseburg. dnlS LOST An Elk'B tooth watch charm, inscribed "J. H. Booth." Finder, please return to this otllce or to J. II. Booth, and receive re ward, dtt FOUND Gontleninn's glove. Owner can have name by calling at this olllce and describing the glove, dtt HOUSE FOR RENT Situated at tho foot of Douglas St., RoBOburg. Enquire of Mrs. S. R. Lane. dS WANTED A good hand on fruit ranch, a German, single man, pre ferred; good wages and steady Job to good man. Address H. L. Mes sick, Oakland, Ore. - dsw WANTED Good live, neat appear ing lady or gentleman. Good motl ey. Call at Room 5 Roviow Blilg. Roseburg. . tt FOR SALE An old established busi ness. Inquire or addresa Box 421 Roseburg, Ore. dtt FOR SALE Fine lot of Wakefield fiiltliauo nlants. now ready, nuc per 100. North side of Deer Crock, north of cemetery. II. C. Dawson, Hoo Hoo. ll5 PROFESSIONAL. GEO, E. 1IOUCK, M. 1. Office In tbe Review Building, up stairs, Rooms 13 ana n. X-Ray and Electrical TreamenL Telephone, Main 31. ROSRnURO - - - OREGON. A. C. SEEI.Y, M. I)., Offices: Rooms 11, 12 and 13, Douglas County Hank Building, 'Phono 771. ROSEBURG - - - OREGON Office Hours: Phones: 10 to 12 a. in. Office Main 1711 2 to 4 p. m. Rcsid. Main 1721 Dlt. LUCETTA SMITH, ' . Physician Women and Children's Diseases a Specialty Ofllce: Rooms 8 and 9, Marsters' Blk next to Douglas County Bank Bldg J. R. CHAPMAN, I. 1). 8., DentlBt Abraham Building Telephone 114 Honrs 9 a. m. to 5 P. m. ROSEBURG OREGON DR. H. M. ERWIN, lMivnielnn mul Suriroon Office Hours: 9 to 12 a.-m.; 2 to 6 n. m.: 7 to 9 n. m. Saturday. Abraham Bldg., Cor. Oak & Jackson. Phone 2193. MISS E. ELAINE HELL, Public Stenographer. U. S. Weather Bureau Observatory., Phone Main 1271. DIHHOLITION OF PARTNERSHIP. Tho undersigned, who have been conducting tho Oregon Restaurant, In Hosclmrg, hnvo dissolved partner ship, Shun 111 retains the business, assuming all debtB ngainHt the Arm, and to him all outstanding accounts are payable. Roseburg, Oregon, Dec. 3, 1908. All LING. SHAN HI. 0l7 Matinees every afternoon at The Crescent, 6c. CHINESE STORE YOUNG SAM, Prop Brass Ware, Vases, Etc. Chinese and Japanese goods.Silk I Iandkcrchiefs and Fine Embroidery. Large display of Japan ese art work, suitable for Christmas Presents f f $ J 4, 4 Cereals. WHEAT 90c $1.00. OATS COe bushol. HAY Votch, $14 ton; grain, $14 ton; alfalfa, $ 1 3 S 1 15. BARLEY $34 ton. Livestock. STEERS Alive, 23o. COWS Allvo, fat, 22Ho. VEAL Dressed, 45o. HOGS Dressed, 7c; alive, Ee. SHEEP 3 c. POULTRY Mixed chickens, alive, 910c; dressed, 12i4c; gocse, alive, 75c each, or 7o lb; dressod, 12c; ducks, alive 9 010c; dressed, 14lGc; turkeys, alive, 17V4c; dres sed, 19 20c. BUTTER Creamery, 37 Mo lb.; country, 35c lb. BUGS 37 Ho doj. POTATOES $1.25 cwt. WOOL 14o lb. HONEY 15o lb. CABBAGE 2c lb. ONIONS 2c lb. APPLES IVic lb. PEAKS 1 Vic lb. PRUNES 3 Vi 0 4C lb. , PORTLAND MARKET. Livestock Prices. Following Is the genoral range e.' vnlues on stock ruling In tho yards tor late shipments: HOGS Best east-of-mountalns, $6.25; ordinary, $5.75; block ers and China fats, $5.006.60, stockers and feeders $4.766.00. CATTLE Select east-of-mountnln steers, $4.00; medium steers $3.75 ueei UUWB, ,1.UV, lUtHUUlll cows, $2.502.75; stags, - $2.6003.00. bulls, $1.762.00. SHEEP Best wethers, $3.60; or dinary wethers, $3.25; lambs, $4. 4. 10; straight ewes, $33.25; mixed lots, $2.502.76. VEAb cnoice young calves, $4.50; heavy and rough, $3.75 4.00. . Itnttcr, Eggs mid Poultry. BUTTER Extra creamery, 35 30c; fancy, 82Mic; storo, 20c. BUTTER FAT Dollvory, f. o. b. Portland, Sweet cream, 34 Vic; sour, 32V&C per lb. POULTRY Mixed chickens 12 12 Vac; hens, 12Vbc; roosters old, 10c fryers, 12Vic; broilers, 12Vfcc; geese, spring, 8 9c; turkeys, alive, 17 Vic; spring ducks, 14c; pigeons, squabs, $2.00 2.60 per doz; old, $1.00; dressed poultry, llVio lb. higher. CHEESE Full cream, flats, trlp lotB and dnleles, 14 Mi 016c; Young Amerlcns, 1 S Mi 1 fc. EGGS Local best, 37V4o per Roseburg Hbstract Co Hre furnfsbfng Abstracts, Piling Papers, Etc., at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES "Lists of the VACANT LANDS in the Roseburg Land Openinp; January 20, 1909, at $1.00 each. We prepare all of our abstracts direct from the Couuty Records, The Sure aud Safe Method. Olllco Room 1, Marsters Building, Roseburg, Oregon. H If it is "Good to Eat" XX and in the City you t will always find it at The Bee Hive Grocery if Just now we have l New Dates, New Figs, h New Walnuts, New H Filberts, New Brazil Nuts. Thiin for lunch wh) not try our .. Fine Olives, Pickled Pig's Feet, Pickled Tongue, Pickled Tripe. You can "Cheese it" here. e have Swiss, Edam, Roque fort and Full Cream And last, but not least, good old fashioned Sorghum and genuine New Orleans Molasses. Come in and rubber around a little we believe it will pay you. MAX WEISS, PROP. dot.; eastern, 27 30c; local stor age, 25c. Hops, Wool aud Hides. HOPS 1908 crop, choice 8c; primes to choice, 7 Mi 8c; prime, 7 7MiC; medium, CVbo lb. WOOL 1908 Willamette Valley, 15c lb. SHEEPSKINS Shearing, 100 15c each; short wool, 2540c; med ium wool, 50c$1.00 each; long wool, 76c $1.25 each. MOHAIR 1908 Nominal, 18 19c. TALLOW Prime, per lb., 84c; No. 2 and grease, 2 2 14c. HIDES Dry hides, 1314o lb; green, 6 07c; bulls, green salt, 4 5o lb; kips, 6 07c; calves, 810o per lb. Grain, Flour and Hay. WHEAT buying price, new Track, Portland Club, 90c; t'ue stom, 95o; fortyfold, 91 92c; red, 88c; Willamette Valley, 91c. HAY Producer's price New tim othy, Willamette Valley, fancy, $14 $16; ordinary, $12.6013; eastern Oregon, $16.50; mixed $11$12; clover, $10; grain, $11.; cheat, $11.; alfalfa, $10$11. OATS Producer's price Track, No. 1 white,, $30.60$31.50; gray, $29.60$30.60. o LOCAL NEWS. For a reliable cough remedy ub Marsters' Cough Balsam. tt Buttons covered while you wait. All sizes now on hand. Josephson's. Faucy and Native Ferns for sale at The Rose. Orders taken for Ross bushes. Call up Phone 1497. Mrs. -F. D. Owen, Florist. dtt Examine the construction of a Dush aud Lane piano and you will readily understand why they guar antee them for twenty years. dtt THE BOND RKAtTY CO. Or chards, farms, timber and city prop erty. Some fine bargains. Jackson street, Roseburg, Ore. A supply of the new edition ot the Oregon mining laws has Just been received at this office. It In cludes everything to date In legal mining procedure. Copies only 40 cents each. TF Lndles have many times stated that they wished they knew of some one who could do perfect and honest work on their Sewing Machines; that nearly always they were disappoint-' ed. We refer to wcrk already done and say that we positively know the construction of any family sewing machine and can be recommended by nil wo have worked for. Here a short time only. Roberts ft Roberta, Re building and Repairing, at Mrs. Cur rior's, coruor of Mosher and Steph ens Sts. - tt WE SERVE YOU WITH MEATS from tho choicest cattle and small rtock. No meat from old cows, vet eran sheep or porkers finds Its way here. Our beef Is from grain ted young steers, our mutton Is from nhoep young enough to bo called lambs. Try a roast, a steak or some chops. Tho cost won't count when tho quality Is experienced. The Economy Market Geo. Kohlhogen, Prop.