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Supplement to EVENING ROSEBCRG REVIEW JINK 11, 1009. IU .MHKK HKXJI W1VGS OF KHVKKAL 8KXATOKS. Although "Hilly" Lorlmer used to collect nickels from pasHengers as a utreet car conductor, and occupied various other positions In the iuduH triul world which many folks would regard as menial, he will not find hlra self lonely In the Senate. There are many other members of this so-called "Most KxcluHive Club in the World," who are of humble origin and who got their first Blurt in life In just such ordinary, every day, occupations as those which first engaged the atten tion of the new Solon from Illinois. Senator Curtis, of Kansas, was once a jockey, and a very good one, too. Senator Scott, of West Virginia, was a glass blower at the time when, with half-naked bodies and brawny arms, the workers In that industry collected a portion of molten glass upon the end of a tube and with their own breath blew it into shape. Senator lleverldge, of Indiana, was a "lumber-jack", and helped to de nude the forest which ho is now so eager to save. Senator Nixon, of Nevada, was a telegraph operator before ho got in terested in mines from which ho has since made millions. tialllnger, of New Hampshire, started in life as a printer, and then studied medicine and became a doctor before he entered politics. Senator Smith, of Michigan, had unusual advantages in training in parliamentary procedure, for he be gan his career as a page In the Michi gan legislature. Senator Chamberlain, of Oregon, clerked in a general merchandise store. Kven the great Aid rich, recognized leader of the Senate, and arbiter, through his position as chairman of the Finance Committee and his con trol over the pending tariff bill, of the destinies of almost every mine, factory and mill in the United States, got his first practical business experi ence behind the counter of a retail store. The silver-haired Senator Bulkley, of Connecticut, also began life as a clerk, while Senator Pt;rklns, of Cali fornia, still refers with pride to the time when he served as a sailor be fore the mast In many a long voyage. Senator Richardson, of Delaware, whoso father was a canner and pack er, entered Into that business and learned the trade, working his way up from the lowest liosition. Senator Jones, of West Virginia, was born three days after the death of his father in the Civil war. As soon ns he wan old enough he had to hustle for a living, lit hired out to do alt kinds of farm work when he was only ten years old. So Korimer will find many among his colleagues with whom to swop hard-luck stories, or better still, tales of obstacles overcome, and success won, by pure grit. REMOVAL NOTXCB. New goods just arrived; pretty glassware, kitchen utensils, sun hats, pocket knives, etc. Examine them at The Fair. dtf All tho desiring prescriptions of tbe Red Ctobs Pharmacy reOlled can have tbe same attended to by calling at the Hamilton Drug Co., aa 1 bare placed all my prescription flies with them until I am located in my new store. RED CROSS PHARMACY, W. F. Chapman, Prop. The agency of the Oregonlan is now located In the store of 'the Burr Music House. LUTHER PAGE, Agt. DTK LODGE DlHECTORYj F. A A. M., Laurel ixhIkq No. 1ft Hola , ruir mweiiugi on 211 u tiia tin noaow dayiole&ch mouth. D biter Rick, W. M. ti, T. Jiwbtt, HocretAry A O.H.W. KoitemirK Loast No. 16-Mmi iX the 2nd and 4lh Monduvs of ftii-h moutl tt 7:30 p. m., in the foresters Hall. Ai mernuen in gooa uamiins are invited to a iCDd J. W. b jwill, M. w. E U. itMox, Recorder. BP. O. ELKH.Koaeourg bodge, wo. 326 Holda regular com m uu lent loui at the Elks j empie on una sua ia rnuriitiayi ol each month. All members rttquetltxl to attend ri'Kuiariy, ana mil viBiung Dromera are coral illr luvited to attetm. W. W. Cardwell, E. R. eo. W. B rAj. by. Hucreiary. rxKUKKK OP HONOR. .Mymio Unlet? No. 18 U Meeta2ndaiid itb Thurmlay evenlufi'Ol uavi raomn iu fciaci-HiMje mb.ii. vibiiii members cordially invited u attend. UlNKIB K. ClVINDEH. f;. of H 6. H. I.KNOX, KftC. I. V(. Do will, Recolver, CAGI.HH, RosAbnri Aerie meutt ia Odd I r eiiowi nan ou ziin ana nn Houuay even Idui of each month, at S vrlork. Vlilt lug brethteu in fcuod standitiK alway welcome. 9. I. CLAhK, W. SuQ. O.O. P.,RlHir)eHtarLu!Ko No. 174, meets In uui renown loiapie every f rinay eveulnti Vlilt ng brethert'ti hIwuvf welcome. U WoKTHIMiTON, N. (i, V. (i. Miru.u, K 8. M. FlCKI-E, F. 8. 10. O.K., PlilletRrlaii Lole No. 8 Meets n Odd Kelluwb Temple, corner of Jack ton and 'as Streets, on Knturdav evening of each week. Members nf tbe order in genu t lauding are luritud to attend. W. II. A HIKNK, N. 0. N. T. Jkwhyt, H, . I O. O. P., Union Rtienmpinent No. 9 -Meets in uaii reiuiws' lemsie on tne in ana ;ira 'J'hurMlHy evenings n( tsm-h mouth. VI Bit ing bretbereu alwavs welcome. J. I.INDfRV, C. P. F. . Cavendbr, Heribe. MODRRN BROTH KRHOnD OF AM KRICA' KuMeburg Ude No. 433 Meets every ind and th Tm-siltty In Mnecabee Temple. Visiting inembern alwavs weleome. C. F. McMci.len, I'resident Km ma McMullen, Secretary. OE. H. , R(iebiir8 ('bapter No.8Holdatbeii rennliir ineetiiii! ou tut and 3rd Thu rainy in eaeh Month. Vlsltintt members in rood staudtns; are respectfully luvittd to at luud. MlW. S. K. Wtl.I.KTT, V. M FitEK Johnson. Heereiary 0 N. ., Co. I Separttie KattHllou Meets every Thursday evening at the Armorr Hal) at S o'clock. H.O. Hlocum Captain. KKHKKA1IS, RoneburK Rnbekah Iide, No. 11, I. 0. O. F. MeetH in Odd Fellows' Temple every TueKda v evening. Visiting Intern and brethren invited to attend. Hiiuhk Phkschkkn, N.rt. Mkc. Ella Stewabt, Hecy. WOMKN OF WOODCRAFT, Lilac Circle No. 4'J Meets on 1st and Aril Mondav evening of eitcb month at Odd Fellows' Hall. Vlflttiiitf members In good standing are in vited to attend. Mrs. limit Pickkns ,fi. N. Claha lit'UKS, clerk WOOUMFN OFTHK WOlil.D, 0Hk Camp No lJ5--Meetfl at tiie Odd Fellows' Htill iu Roseburfi, every 1st and 3rd Monday eveniugs. Visiting nclghbora always welcoioe J. E. PlCKKNB, C. C. K. N. Kwakt Clerk. X X R08EBURG MARKET. 1 I Cereali. WHEAT f 1.26. OATS 60c bushel. HAY Vetch, 16 ton; grain, $H ton; alfalfa, $14 to f 16. BARLEY $36.50 ton. fitrestock. STEERS Alive. 4c. lb. COWS AlWe, fat, Zhi3e. VEAL Dressed, small, 6c; large, 6c. lb. HOOS Dressed, 8c; alive, 6c. SHEEP 3V4c. POULTRY Mld chickens, alive. 12V2c; dressed, 1214c; ducks, alive 9 10c; dressed, 1415c; turkeys, alive, 16c lb.; dressed, 19 20c. iiLTTEH Creamery, 30c lb.; country, 20c lb. EGGS 30c dozen. POTATOES New, 4c lb.; old, $2.7"i cwt. WOOL Spring, 24c; fall, 21c; year clip, 25c lb. MOHAIR 23c lb. HONEY 12 'jc lb. CAHHAGE 4c lb. ONIONS 5c lb. Q We always have plenty of fresh vegetables, oranges, lemons and ba nanas. fl Our stock of groceries is always fresh and our prices are always fair. Q We want YOU for a customer. HARNESS & JOHNSON Sheridan St. GROCERS Phone 1031 POIITLAXD MARKET. Livestock I'rices. The followiug la tbe general range of values on stock ruling In tbe yards for late shipments: Hogs Best east of mountains, 8.00 W 8.15; good, $7.7507.85; Taney blockers, $7.73 (ft 7.85. Cattle Best steers weighing 1200 lbs., $5.00; medium steers, $4.75; poor steers, $4.50 Si 5.00 ; best cows, $1.00; medium cows, $3.75 0 4.00. Sheep sheared. best welhers. $4.15; spring lambs, $5.00; straight ewes, $3.50; mixed lots. $4.00. Rutter, KgKH and Poultry. Butter Extra Creamery. 26V4c; fancy, 25c; eastern, 25c; California, 25c; store. 1 8c. Butter Fat Delivery f. o. b. Port land Sweet cream, 25c: sour, 23c. Kkks Local best, 24 (f 24 14- Cheese Fancy full cream flats, 16c; triplets and daisies, 16c: Young Americas. 17c; storage twins, 15c; triplets and daisies, 1 5c. Poultry Mixed chickens. 14c; fancy hens, 15c; root-ters. old, 12W13c; fryers, 25 i 2 7 4c: broilers. 2527c: geese, lie; tur keys, alive, 1618c; dressed HM 23c; ducks, 18020c; pigeons, squabs $202.50 doz.; old, $1; dressed poul try, 1 0i 1 "4c higher. Hops, Wool and Hides. Wool 1909 Willamette Valley, 25c; eastern Oregon, 190 2 1c. lb. Tallow Prime, per lb., 3 0 4c; No. 2 and grease, 2 0 2'c. -Mohair 1909. 23 0 24c. Hides Dry hides, 16c lb.: green, 9c; bulls, green salt, 6c lb.; kips, 9c; calves, green, 14 016c lb. Sheepskins Shearing, 10015c; each; short wool, 25040c; medium wool, 5Oc0 $1 each; long wool, 75c $1.25 each. Hops 1 908 crop Choice, 100 lOVfcc: prime to choice, 10c; prime, 9c; medium, 8c; 1909 contracts, 1 2 i c. Grain, I'lour mid Hay. Barley Feed, $34. 00; rolled, $3(1.50 0 37.00: brewing, $51.00. Wheat Buying price, new Track Portland Club, $1,200 1.22; blue- stem, ..1.35; red Russian. $1.17; Turkey red, $1.20; Willamette Val ley, $1.1001.15. . Oats Producers' price Track, No. 1 white, $40; gray, $39.60 40.00 Hay Producer's price New tim othy, Willamette Valley fancy, $16; ordinary, $14 018; eastern Oregon, $18; mixed, $11.60 012.00; clover, $13. OVER THIRD OP RUSSELL SAGE'S FORTUNE GONE "Did you ever have appendicitis?" said the Insurance man. "Well," answered the skeptic, "I was operated on. But 1 never felt sure whether it was a case of appendicitis or a case of professional curiosity," Washing ton Star. 60 YEARS EXPERIENCE Trade Marks Designs Copyrights Afi. Ai!onpnMng a nketeh and deacrlpttnn may jnlcklf acnri:viii our oi'iinon free whether mo Invention to protinMTynietitntilo, Conimunlca. UMiflntricMyroiindfmttAl. HANDBOOK on Pa; sot ent free. OMest atiencr for iKwurliifr patents. I'fttentit taken throiiuh Mutin St Co. recelTQ tjwrtVil notict, without charge. In the Scientific .Htnericatt. A hwirtsomplr Hln;rtKl weefclT, Ijirffwit ctfw cul&tlun uf nti y selemuie lonniuj. Terms, 3 a ar: fournnmth,L Hold bjoll newndoaler, MUNN Co.36N8W York Widow Has Already Given Away 925, 0M),000 of the Old Kkls filiit's Hoard. her fortune at the rate of $2 in the same length of time that it took her husband to accumulate 30 cents, Mrs. Russell Sage has disbursed $26,000,- 000 in less than three years, ana u she continues at the present rate the entire $65,000,000, which It took a lifetime to accumulate, will be gone within five more years. It took Russell Sage more than 60" years to scrape together his immense fortune, which amounted to $3500 a day for his entire life. Mrs. Sage has been spending this money at the rate of $25,000 a day for the benefit of mankind. She has given $5,000,000 to edu cational institutions. $2,500,000 to religious works, $10,000,000 to the Snge foundation, and the remainder tins gone to works of a semi-religious, and educational character. CALL FOR CITY WARRANTS. All City of Rosebnrg Warrants drawn on the General Fund and en dorsed prior to May 1, 1909, are this day called for payment, aB interest nn the same will cease from the date- of this notice. Dated this 10th dav of June. 1909. ELBERT B. HERMANN, lmd City Treasurer. CALL FOR COI XTV WARRANTS. NOTICE is hereby given all parties holding county warrants If sued by Douglas County, Oregon, and In dorsed "not paid for want of funds" prior to and including the 6th day of July, 1908, to present the same for payment at the County Treas urer's office, as interest will cease thereon after the date of this notice. Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, this,, the 10th day of June. 1909. J. K. SAWYERS, Treasurer of Douglas County, Oregon. dsw REFRIGERATORS. Purchase your Refrigerators while cur stock is eomnle'e. Wa have the celebrated WHITE Fl'03'1' and COLD STORAGE Refrigerators; all white h-namelerl, lined .in I :'uar.intoed to give satisfaction. Complete line of Tenta nn.1 Cnmp Furniture: also the celebrated Vtldor Hammocks. B. W. STRONG, The Furniture Man. If you try a suction sink stopper you'll never be without one. See Winnie Gaddls. the plumber. tf .j. PHOTOGRAPHS 4 4 $1.1)11 Per Half Dozen 4- 4. Cabinet Size at 4 .. GRAVES' I11ME STUDIO, 4" J. 726 Mill Street Phone 757 4 4 ROSEHCRU, OREGON. 4 lIBia$f'$I$iff2!' "Keen Sportsmen Never waste ammunition ON DEAD DUCKS" Neither do discriminating housekeepers tear up their car pets and mattings to clean bouse. WHY? Because they can have the Electric Vacuum Cleaner do the work in half the time of the old way. Xo Dust Xo Dirt No Work The new way Is less than half the expense of the old and all you do is look on. Phone 791 and we will call with this wonderful machln. Roseburg Steam Laundry
