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; Pat Cronan and : The Cigarettes : . ri wi V- In 1 , ' ' IT WAS THEIR LAST BOX. fHE heroic conduct of Lieutenant William P. Cronan, U. 8.. N saving a turret's crew from death on the battleship Connecticut luut year was to have been expected from a man of bis churaeter. Tat Cronan, as he la known In and out of the navy, belongs to that claBS of officers who reflect credit on the country and the service. It was my fortune to be with him on the gunboat Mariet ta during the blockade of Ven ezuela In 1902 by Great Brit ain, -Germany and Italy. There was no duty too onerous for hi in to undertake, no service he was unwilling tofuce. Ills men stood solidly behind him, ready to go wherever be would lead. .As the 'Mariet ta bad been In Caribbean sea - waters for n long time. It looked as though the Christmas dinner would constat only of canned stuff and fresh vegvtables and the pecullur cigarettes of the tropics. Fortunately the steam er Philadelphia arrived at La Guayra, one of the ports blockaded, and, as it could not On load. Captain Dlehl, the commander of the Marietta, succeeded . In Inducing the commercial vessel to part with two turkeys and some crau . berries which, among other things, - had boon brought from New York carefully stowed away in the Icebox. The Philadelphia had no Egyptian clga- ..rettes, and the question arose where they could be got . Cronan pondered deeply over the weighty problem and - then asked permission for a boat Without Indicating what he proposed to do he gave the orders to proceed to the British cruiser Tribune, which was ono of the ships enforcing the block ade. Cronan was received by the ward- room mess of the Tribune with oen . arms. As a special mark of apprecta- . . tton of his visit a box of a hundred J''g I'""" cignreiies was nrougiu rorm by the executive otllcer.- Cronan was invited to take one. His eyes lingered longingly on the box ua hu extracted a lonely weed. lie remained about a quarter of an hour, and then, reach ing over to the Ikx, closed It and, to the astonishment of the Britishers, put it under his arm. They were too well bred to remonstrate, but their eyes spoke volumes. It was their Inm boxt Cronuu went over the side and was pulled away to his own ahip, leav ing lo hind dlxgust and desolation. As soon as he reached the Marietta he asked Captain Dlehl for one of the turkeys.ond this he carefully packed up and sent to the ward room of the Tribune with the compliments of the American of ficers, and he accompanied It with fifty ciga rettes. The Clirlntinn dinners on the Marietta and Tribune as well were (treat suc cesses. The on ly bar to com plete enjoyment "w ischonan ukk on the part of T,U8 BOX?" every one on the Amerlcau gunboat not lu Croiiau's confidence was the ab- was served Cronan announced that Santa Cluua had commissioned him to convey a splendid gift to the incas. He then prodiired the half tilled box. "Why Is Cronan like this box?" en- Min.iinuiuig nnkiil vuv uwuvr nuu belonged to tho conundrum class of huinunttv. "He's not full." ouc wit replied. "lie's a dcllKht to the eye," said an other, "He's white, stratKht, nud whatever yellow there Is In hliu la the best yel low there Is," huculcd third. "Perhaps." sdmltted the questioner. "Hut my answer In this: You find Cro nan always where the smoke Is thick-et.H-Chleago Tribune. A Prayar to tha Chritt Child. Heboid, jra aenaou l aitnln at hand; one more ye snows of winter He Um all ) enrth, and all Chryatnntle la ar rayed to the holy feimt. I'mently ahull j star buru with ex cvMlliig brightness tu ye eimt, ye sky ahull lie full of swi-te mimic, ye anp'la alinll descend to enrth with alluring, nud ve Iwlla-ye Joyolul t'hryaliniina Mla-ahsll Ml ua of ye halw that Mas liuni In llethlehein. Come to ua now, O genii t'hryst chllilo, and walks among ua peoples of ye enrth: enwhecl ua round aliout with Thy protecting care; forfend all envl oua thotiKhta and evil deed; to-he Thou our bearta with the glory of Thy love, and quli-ken ua to irt-tli-e of cnce, good will, and charily nicct for Thy approval and acceptation. Kugt'U Field. The Bargain at Home. Bobby-. Vaninia, let'a give papa lovely (told acarfpln. Mamma -That will be nice, Bobby. Bobby Mamma, you put la 14.90, 0d I'll put In t dims. Brooklyn Bafle. BEAD CHRIST KAB TBEE. BEAD CHRISTMAS TREES. Novtlty Invented by Otrman Woman Approved by Kaiser. If nature's supply of Christmas trees gives out, as some people have feared It might, there wlU still be Christmas trees as long as a German woman In this city re ma Ins alive. Out of green beads, wire and tiny waxen ornaments she constructs miniature trees which have been thought pretty enough to grace the court of Ludwlg of Bava ria In bis time and to amuse the children of Kai ser W 11 helm of Germany. That was when the In ventor was living t n her native country. Since coming to Amer ica she has made them for various well known peo ple. One of the ad vantage of these trees, she says, Is that they are al most Indestructi ble. They may be bent, crushed, packed Into small compass, and when they are wanted again It Is only neces sary to straighten the branches out Into the original shape. When the inventor was a girl, fifty- five or sixty years ago. In Munich, she went to one of those schools where German girls are taught to do, as bcr daughter says, "everything mlt the bands." It was having to make wreaths out of beads that suggested to her the notion of making bead Christmas trees. She set to work and fashioned Innumerable tiny loops of green beads, each at the end of a long. slender wire. 8 he bound the loops to gether In threes, making trefoils, and the trefoils Into brunches and the branches Into a tapering trunk, the trunk being formed of nothing at all but tho Individual wires massed to gether. Then she trimmed the tree with candles and those tiny waxen fig ures which the Germans are adepts at making and fixed It In a pot of sand and melted wax. II er parents were quite proud of It Her father, who was director of the Ilofgarten In Mu nich, showed It to his royal master. and King Ludwlg immediately ordered one for the Christmas festivities at court After coming to this country Bbe sent one to President Itoosevelt and was grieved and surprised to find that be could not accept It 'I expect he thinks be gets some dy namite," said the daughter. New York Tribune. Christmas Caution.. "Is It customary to hang up one stock In or de Intlab pair on Christ ma eve?" Bald Mr. Krustus rink ley. "Only jea' one," answered Miss Mi ami IlrowD. "If you bangs on to de mate you Isn' takln' so many chances on somebody be'pin hhrse'f to foot- weur 'slid o' leavln' presents. Washington Star. A FKW HI GOKHTIONB I-'OU X.MAS. What better than a nice rocker or a Morris chair? Kull lino of combination Dettks. Hook Cases; also Ladies' Desks. Fine line of Quartered Ouk Bu reaus and Princess Dressers. Full lino of extension tables. China Closet mid HulTets. Complete lino of Suit Cases and Trunks. HiHHeH'a Carpet Sweepers. Tho celebrated Monarch and To ledo Ranges, none are better. Fine lino of Dining Chairs. B. M. O. K. and all kinds of felt Matt reuses to sleep on. Doll Carts, for the little folks. from 75c to $4.50. , B. W. 8TRONO, dtf The Furniture Man. See Jcnnliiira. tho hnknr fnr mmn. thing special for bulls and par lies. r Tho latest thine fir th t..n.. iu the Klger China water- to warp or Iron to rust a line dis play at the Shoo nf Wlntil !n,l,liu the Plumber. ittf ' A most beautiful fancy China uud Hllvorware on dis play. And our prion are always lower than tho other fullow a. dtf KICK & KICK. f 4.4. 4.4. t L ttiumow. j. . fr The new fertlllier. 4. j. Nothing but fish. 4. fr Ouarauteed analysis: Seven 4. j. per cent nitrogen, all por cent -J. polnab, 18 per ceut phosphoric ld. J Ono 25-pound Back of Wll- 4. grow, used In the place of 4. fr 12V4 tone of best stable man- 4. fr ure, will give belter reaulta Jfr J. and no weeds. Try It fur your 4 biwn. j. fr J. P. BARKER ft CO. X h A. L. KITCHIN, is the man to sec for everything in the Nur sery line. Trope that grow, that pay. Fruit and ornanental trees, Crape & Berry vines, roses, etc. ete. Murstry Salesman, Rostburg, Or. NOTICE. All the accounta due tbe old firm of J. F. Barker & Co. for groceriea, will be placed In tbe hands of a law yer for collection If not paid by Jan. 1st, 1909. dsw J. F. BARKER ft CO. LODGE DIRECTORY P. A A. M., Laurel Lodg Ho 1A Bold , rf nir mectiuRt on 2nd aud 4ih Wednct dtyiolwcb idudUi. O. C. Qiiiim, W. M. N. T. Jswnt, BtferctaxT AO.D.W. koMDura; Uxifb Mo. 16 Meet the 2nd aud ah Moodnyi of nach monti t7:9U p. m., Id lha yuretri Utll. A, taeinberi Ui good lUvudiDK tre luvtted to aJ Wild J. W. fowsLL, H. W. K. U. 1.MOZ, Heeorder. BP. O. KLKH, Koeeburg l-l. wo.tas Holds rtfaltr eosimaulcatloiii st the lki Temple on 'iud aud 4th Thartdayi ol etub month . All member requested to stterd rucuurlr, eud ell visttlog brothers re cord I Jlylavlted to attend. K. U Pabbott, E. R. ttso. w. otalkt. (teereurr. D KURKK OP HONOR, MyttlC Lodge 10. 18- wu iuuaua ita launuiy ereninn oi each mouth lo i!kcca.bee Mill. VUUUiiK laetnberi oordlallr luvlted to etteud. Uihnii K. CftVitNDlt, 0. of H . H. LMOi. Ueo. 1. W. Do will, HcoelTer. EAOl.EH, Roeebarg erle meets In Odd Pelluw HH ou 2nd end 4th Monday even lusi of ech month, et S o'clork. Vint lag brethren In good lunding ehvey welcome O. Curves, W. P., c. w. Ballakd. Bee. IO. O. F .RUlriKHlarlxxlgo No. 174, meets I o Odd Fellnwi' Temple erery Prlduy evvulliK. Villi ng brethereu alwsyi welcome. , . K. N. Kwabt, N. (J. P. U. MlCII.LI, R. 8. M. Pickle, P. B. - Q. O. P., PhlletarUti Lodge No. BMeeU D Odd KellowaTemple, comer of Jtukwu end : Htreete, on Hnturdey eveotng of escb ck. ML'inuere or toeoruer id rooa i are luviieu tuaiiena. Uud tag J. (I. tiOODNOW, N. 0. N. T, Jiwrrr, R. 8. 10. O. P., Union Kooampment No. t Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple on the lat od 3rd Thurmlny evunlngs of eet-h month. V lilt ing bre there u always we'.i'oias, U. O. Lbwih, P. J. O. Gooinqw, Bcrlbe. KOP P., Alpha Lodge No. 47- Meets evert WIiiL-(ilay in I. O. O. P. Hall, at 7:30 p. ra. Members lo good staudlus are Invited to attend. (iLRIf V. WlMRBBLT, C. C. U A. Hanctuart, K. K. 8 N. 0., Co. ' D Separate BattallonMeeij every Thursday evening at the Armory Hall at 8 o'cltx-K. U. U. Sloccm, Captain. 0 LO, T. M., Roeeburg Hive Ho. 11 Holds rt'gular reviews on every Tuesday after nixiii at -i:uu o'elock in the Mawabee't Hall. HiRters of others Hives visiting In the city are cordially Invited to attend our reviews. Mm. Jbmhib Rapt, R. K. MODKRN WOOUMENOP AMERICA, Myrtl Camp No. 63o meets on the second and fourth WedneMdttysuf every month In the For renter' Hall. Traveling Neltihbursare cor dlally lurtled to visit our Camp. A. MARSTKHJt, UOQSUi, A. Salzman, Clerk. OI'KKN UROTHERHOOD OP AMKR1CA' Koaubiirx Ixxlge No. 43 Meets evry ind mid 4th Thuritdav In Maccabee TemDle. Vln(tlng inembers always welt-on. avklts iioevaa, rreeiueni Hkktha Weioht, Heoreiary. O K. H., RoseburK Chapter No.8 Holds the li ( regular lueutliitt uu lnt and 3rd Thursdity In each Month. Visiting members in good standing are respectfully Invited lo attend. MRU. I. WOLLSNBIRO, W. M. Fkbk John mm, Secretary rvKHKKAIIH. Roaebum Rebekah Ijdire. No. K4I, I. O. O. F.-Meeta In Odd F. Hows' Temple every Tuesdtiy evening. VUlllng sisters and brulhten in Tiled to attend. Mhh. Mauhis Roubhthoh. N.Q. WOMKN OP WOODCRAFT, Ulac Clrrle No. 4Meeta on Island :trd Moutlay even Iiib of CHch month at odd Fellows' Half. Visiting members lu good standing are In vlU.il lo attend. Pldhbmi'k H amphoic, Q, N. Cuba Uukbn, clerk WOODMKN OP Til R WORLD, Ouk CampNo. 1. -Mt-eu kit the Odd Fellows' Hall In Hose burr, every lnt aud Hrd Monday evenings. Visiting nelgbbors always wwlvome K. N. Kwakt, C. C. J. M.Thkomb. Clerk. Now is the time to'visit California When summer has pfissed In these northern states, tho sun Is only ml Id ud dor tho bright blue skloa of Sou thorn California. This ts one of nature's happy provlHlons eternal summer for those vbo cannot endure a more se vere climate. California has been trailed 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 And suit able accommod atl o ns, congenial com pa nl ons, and varied, pleasing recreations. PAGfK .(0. Will be clad to aupplr tome vnry attractive literature, de wrllilng Id detail Uie many de light of winter In California. Very low round trip ezcuralon tlrkcta are on aale to California. The rate from IKWtKlll'lUl, lii:;oN, to Lot Angeles and return la $JU.0O. l.lmlt all montha, allowing atop-orera In either direction. Similar exruralon rates are In rfr t to all California points. Fnr hill Information. .lr-lni r.r rwrra tltim autl tlckru rail on,t.)sr.pk er writ. U B. MOOU, Agrnt, OR Wt. McMurray, Cen. Past. Agt Portland, Oregon) i ROSEBCRO MARKET.' ? WHEAT-90ee,'oO. ' OATS 50c burhel. HAY Vetfh; $14 ton; grain, $14 ton; alfalfa, S13S15. BARLEY 134 ton. Livestock. - STEERS AUve, 2 3c COWS Alle. fat, 2 3 He VEAL Dressed, 4 6c. HOOS Dressed, 7c; alive, 6c SHEEP 3 He POULTRY Mixed chickens, alive. 10cr dressed. 12Hc; geese, alive, 75c each, or 7c lb; dresaed, 12c; ducks, alive'. 10c; dressed, 1415c; turkeys, alive, 17Hc; dres sed, 1920c BUTTER Creamery, 87 He lb.; country, 35c lb. EOOS 37 Ho doz. POTATOES 1.26 Cwt WOOL 14c lb. HONEY 16c lb. CABBAGE 2c lb. ONIONS 2c lb. APPLES lc lb. ' 'PEAKB-r-lKo lb. PORTLAND MARKET. Livestock Prices. Following Is the general range of values on stock ruling in tbe yards tor late shipments: i HOGS Best east-of-mountalna, $6.26; . ordinary,: $5.76; block ers' and China fats, $6.006.60, itockers and feeders $4.766.00. CATTLE -8elect' east-of-mountaln steers, $4.00; medium steers, $3.76 best cowB, t $3.00; medium cows, $2. 602.76; stags,- $2.5003.00; bulls, $1. 762.00. SHEEP--Best wethers, $3.60; or dinary wethers, $3.25; lambs, $4.4.10; straight ewes, $33.25; mixed lots,' $2.5002.76. VEAL Choice young calves, $4.60; heavy . and rough, $3.75 4.00. Batter, Eggs and Poultry. BUTTER Extra creamery, i 36 Q 36c; fancy, 32 He; stare, 20c. BUTTER FAT Delivery, f. o. b. Portland, Sweet cream, 84Hc; sour, 32 He per lb. . POULTRY Mixed chickens 12 0 12 He; hens; 12 He; roosters old, 10c fryers, 13Hc; broilers, 'i2Hc; geese, spring, 8 9c; turkeys, alive, 17 He;, spring ducks, 14o; -pigeons, squabs," $2.00 0 2.60 per dor; old, $1.00: dressed poultry. 101Hc lb. higher. CHEESE Full cream, Dale, trip lets and daisies. 14H16c; Young Americas, 46H 16c. EGGS Local best.- 87Hc- per doz.; eastern, 27 H CP 30c; local stor age, 26c. No. 2 and grease, 22Hc. ' HIDES Dry bides. 13 014c lb; green. 6 7c; bulls, green salt, 4 6c lb; kips, 67c; calves, 8 010c per lb. Grain, Floor and Hay. ' "WHEAT buying price, new Track, Portland Club, 90c; blue tem, 95c; fortyfold, 91092c; red, 88c; Willamette Valley, 91c. HAY Producer's price New tim othy, Willamette Valley, fancy, $14 0 $15; ordinary, $12.50013: eastern Oregon. $16.60; mixed $110 $12; clover, $10; grain, $11.; cheat, $11.; alfalfa, $10$11. OATS Producer's price Track, No. 1 white., $30.600 $31.50; gray, $29.EO0$3O.6O. FOB BALK. FOR SALE One span of ponies, 4 and 5 years of age; weight about ' 950 lbs. each;' in fair condition. ' Price $100 if taken at once. Call on or address Jason B Hughes, Roseburg, R. F. D. No. 1 " Box 63. dsw FOR SALE Fine lot of Wakefield Cabbage plants, now ready, 50c per 100. North side of Deer Creek, north of cemetery. H. C. Dawson, Hoo Hoo. dp5 FOR SALE Four fine residence lots, 2 on Pine St., opposite the Chrirt- - Ian church and. 2 on Maple St., 1 H blocks from 8, P. Depot' En quire of L. Bauer, city. dsswtf FOR. SALE A nice nome in Kdrth Roseburg on Jackson St. Inquire - Cobb Real Estate Co., or address A., Box 114, RoseburK. dtt FOR SALE An old established busi ness. 1 Inquire or address Box 421. ' Roseburg, Ore. dtf FOR SALE Loganberry tips, $2.00 ' per 100. Address H. Mattlson, Roseburg. ddl7 AUTO FOR SALE $3500 machine for $850. 40 bp., glass front, top, lamps magneto gas tanks, Al-tires and In perfect running order. Dem onstration in Portland. The Ore gon Co., 305 Wells Fargo Bldg., - Portland, Or, . dd22 MISt'ELLANKOl 8. ROOM AND BOARD First class board, and rooms If desired. Mre. ' L: B. Kingman, cor. Mill and Floed Sts., Phone Main 1431. dtf Hops, Wool and Hides. HOPS 1908 crop, choice 8 Vic; primes to choice, 7H08c; prime, 7 07 He; medium, 6 He lb. WOOL 1908 Willamette Valley, 16c lb. 8HEEPSKINS Shesrlng. 10 16c each; short wool, 25040c; med ium wool,- 6Oc0$l.OO each;' long wool, 75c0$1.25 each. MOHAIR 1908 Nominal, 18 1 9c. ' TALLOW-Prime, per lb., 3 4c; LOST An Elk's tooth watch charm. Inscribed "J. H. Booth." Finder please return to this office or to J. H. Booth, and receive re ward, dtf FOUND Gentleman - glove.- Owner can have same by .ailing at this office and describing the glove, dtf LOST A hand bag containing a "Donglaa County Bank" purse, al ' so money, note and Lodge papers: Finder please return to Review of fice and receive reward. dtf WANTED To rent or buy, small farm suitable for diversified farm ing, wltth some Improvements; may consider unimproved place it price is right. Give full particu- X-mas Time is Here ;:. And We Have a Large Assortment of t CANDIES for the Christmas trade I Ask for price on large quantities Our RAISINS aud CURRANTS are fresh. Our PLUM PUDDING is de'icious. Our GREEN OLIVES in bulk are excellent, i HEINZ Sweet, Sour and Dill Pickles are the best made we have them. . Don't forget that we have TURKEYS GEESE and CHICKENS. ; ; When you want GROCERIES Come and trade with us. GOOD GOODS and RIGHT PRICES con- tribute to our success. HARNESS & JOHNSON Sheridan Street GROCERS Phone"1031 lars. Address C. B., care Review. dsw FOUND At H. Marks Co'si RetlrlnK from Business Sale, pocket book containing money and other valu - ables. Owner can have ume by ; calling at our store. H. Murks Co. tt " GEO. E. HOUCK, M. D. Office In the Review Building, up- stairs. Rooms 13 and 14. " -Ray and Electrical TreamenL 1 ' Telephone, Main 81. ROSEBURG - - - ' OREGON. A. O. SEELT, M. D., Offices: Rooms 11, 12 and IS, DouglsB County Bank Building, Phone 771. ROSEBURG - - - ' OREGON Office Hours: Phones: 10 to 12 a. m.. Office Main 1711 2 to 4 p. m. Resid. Main 1721 DR. LUCETTA SMITH, Physician Women and Children's ' Diseases a Specialty Office: Rooms 8 and 9, Marsters' Blk next to Douglas County Bank Bldg. - J. R. CHAPMAN, D. D. 8, Dentist Abraham Building Telephone 114 Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. ROSEBURG - OREGON MISS E. ELAINE! BELL, Public Stenographer. U. S. Weather Bureau Observatory., - 'Phone Main 1271. STEEL TRl'ST HAS 2-IM)LLARl 'MARGIN. Which Means In the Course oiT the ' Veur a Trlllo of $2,000,000. WASHINGTON, D. C, Dec. 18. Elbert H. Gary, chairman of tho board of directors and chairman of the finance committee of the United States steel corporation, appeared be fore the house ways and means com mittee in the tariff hearing today. Gary stated that the steel trust had the advantage over its competitors of $2 a ton in the production of pig iron. The meaning of this is that the profits of the trust are $22,000, 000 over the profits of the ordinary manufacturer of a like output. ' ' I)R. R. M. ERWIN, ' ' Physician and Surgeon Office Hours: 9 to 12 a. m.; 2 to t p. m.; 7 to 9 p. m. Saturday. Abraham Bldg., Cor. Oak & Jackson. Phone 2193. The jewelers are busy people these days, especially at "Huey's." . dd22 WANTED To rent on shares, "with option to purchase later if suited, by reliable energetic German fam ily with best of references, a part ly Improved small farm, gentle southerly sloping, Bunny, warm and level lands, with living water; adapted to fruit, grapes, garden truck, poultry and dairying; must have good house of at least five rooms, barn, etc.; all necessary Implements, tools, some poultry, hogs, cows, team, bearing orchard, etc., and be convenient to school and station; location preferred near Roseburg, or between Riddle and Eugene. 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