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Suplttnioiit to EVENING fiOSEBURC REVIEW JfNK 21, 1I00. I rived at Riddle Friday', but lei't Sun day for Seattle., Mrs. McGnnn ana family" left Itfil dlo Monday night for Oregon City to reside. Echo. KKWH OF cAnYONVILLE AM) NEARBY POINTS. W. E. Markham left Tuesday to visit In Portland and Tacoroa .and attend the Seattle exposition. He ex pects to go from Washington to his old home In Wisconsin. n. D. Cornelius left West Fork last Friday evening for Portland to re ceive medlcaT' treatment' Mrs. M. Gibson, of Los Angeles, went to KnHuburg recently to have the will of her father, the late C. S. Glasgow, probated. According to the terms of the will, the two daughters will receive the bulk of the property with the exception of the residence In Canyonvllle. That goes to Mr. Glasgow's brother, Frank Glasgow, who will also receive f5 a month during his lifetime. Huron Clough returned home from Corvaills, Tuesday, having completed hlB year's work at the Agricultural College. Frank Wilson returned home on Thursday from Corvaills, where he has just completed the course In pharmacy. J. S. Pardee has left Weed. Calif., to take his former position In the power plant at Tolo. W. 11. Poole, wife anil little son, of Nelson, li. C, are at Perdue visiting with rolatlves and friends. Mrs. Clarence Gazley and daughter, Miss Claire, of Oakland, Calif., ar- New styles, up-to-date Wall Paper, best Point on earth, be alive, money talks, don't be bilked, but call on Fisher. Estimates furnished tree, dtf Races! Races! at the Fair Grounds July 3 Races and Prizes will be as follows: 1st. Rose Novelty Race One half mile, $15 for each eighth, making a purse'of $60. 2nd Race: Three furlongs, purse $25.00 3rd Race: Two furlongs, purse $25.00 . I will also on that day offer for sale to the highest bidder 3 horses and 2 mules. W. G. W1NNINGHAM. No Equals None Better None so Good CHAMPION HAYRAKES BINDERS MOWERS We have just received a CAR LOAD of Harvesting machinery, direct from the Factory, and if you are 'going to buy a Mower, Hayrake or a Binder, call or write ns for prices. REMEMBER Our stock of Farm Wagons, Buggies and Hacks is the largest in Southern Oregon, and we cau suit you in style and price. J. F. BARKER & CO. Implements, Vehicles Phone 161 Roseburg Ore. We are exclusive agents for The Royal Club High Grade GROCERIES We have a full stock of tlie ,"Royal Club" High Grade canned goods and Coffees. Be sure to ask For "Royal Club" and you will be well pleased. Phone 2381 Commercial Club Bldg. scirifcchof rt Til t&iv , TO AWFl'L FLIGHT. N0.VAT0 Calif.. June 2Q.Vi bead and face covered with - lacera tions and his body frightfully bruis ed, James Ross, a rancher, lies at his home recovering from' injuries sustained while fleeing from a scare crow be believed to be a highway man. , , Ross was driylng to his home from Novato late yesterday. Passing a Meld he saw standing near a fence a shab bily dressed man who held an up raised gun. Terrified. Ross lashed his horse to a gallop and flashed by the Bca re crow at a frightful pace, He contin ued to beat the horse until It got beyond bis control. While crossing a bridge over an arroyo near Ross' home, the fren lied horse plunged into the rocky bed of tbe stream, pulling the light agon after it. Ross was dated by his fall but drained himself to Uie ranch house. The horse was killed instantly. CALL FOR COrXTY WARRANTS. i NOTICE Is hereby given all parties ' ho'dlc? ccantr warrants Issued by Dous!as Coonty. Oregon, and in I dorsed "not paid for want of funds" . prior to 3i taoiuding the 6th day ; of July, to present the same ' for payment a: the County Treas- urer's oSc. as interest will cease ' thereon after the date of this notice. ! Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, this, the 10th day of June, 1909. J. E. SAWYERS, Treasurer of Douglas County, Oregon. dsw Feel languid, w-eak, run-down? Headache? Stomach "off"? just a plain case of lazy liver. Burdock Blood Bitters tones liver and stom ach, promotes digestion, purifies the blood. (lodge directory! F. A a. M., Laurel icge No. 18 Holdi regular meeting on in a aud 4ih Wedue days of each month Dexter Rice, W. M. N. T. Jbwktt, Swcretarj AO.U.W. Koseuurg Loagt No. 16 Meet the '2nd and ith Mondays of evh mint at 7:30 p. m., In ihe Foremen Hall, Al memberi In good staudlDK are invito to at lend J. W. D IT? ill, M. W. R H. Kocnnier. Bi. U. KLK8, Kosvuurg Iouge, wo. 8'Jft Holds regular commuutcatioui at the Elks Temple on 2nd and -tih Thursdays ol each month. All members rnquetled to attei d regularly, and all visiting brotnerr are cord! ally Invited to atteua. W. W. Cardwell, E. R. Geo. W. Stalk r. secretary. DKdRKK OK HONUK, Mystic Lodge No. 18 Meets '2nd and 4th Thurhday evening of oacL month in MarcHbee Hall. Visiting member cordially invited to attend. UlNNIR K. ClVENDEB. C. Of H 6. H. Lrnox. Keo. I. W. Do well. Receiver. EAClLKrt, Kosbnrg Aerie meets In Odd Fellown Hall on 2nd and 4th Mouday even tURS of each month. t 8 clock. Visit ing brethren la good it. riding alwny welcome, F.G. HRKLI.1.W. P. P. P. Clahk, W. Sec. I O- O. K., Rising Star Ixvtge No. 174, mei'ts iu did Fellows' Temple every Friday evening Visit ug brethert-u tUwityt. wek-oiiie. ii Worth ington, N. G. P. (i. Michi.li, U. 8. M. Ficklr, F. 8. 10. O. F-, IMiileturloii iige No. AMeets n Odd Fellows Temple, corner of Jai'knon and Cass f'treets, on aturdny evening of each wee It. Members of the order iu gcod ctaudii are invited to attend. W. H. A iiekne, N. G. T. Jkwktt. ling IO.O. F., C'nion Enrninpinent No. tf-MeeU in Odd Fellows' Temple nu the 1: and 3rd ThiirsilHV eventntCM of eieh month. Visit ing bretliereu alwnvv welcome. O. J. LlNOHEY, O. P. F. E. Cavknder, Scribe. MOl'KRN B ROTH K.K HOOD OF AMKKH'A' Koseburg Lo.ltre No. 4'J:i Meets everv -!nd and 4th Tuesday in M'i-Hbee Temple. Visiting members ftlwiiyi w ek'tunc. C. F. McMi ij.en, President Emma McMi'i.LK!, Secrttary. OF., S., KisebnrE Chapter No. Holdsthett reiiulnr meeting on 1st and 3rd Thurnltiy in eaeli Month. Vtilunt? memberx in good fctauding ure respectfully invited to nt- U'lld. MRP. S. K. Wit.i KTT. W. M Frkk Johnson, Su'retary 0 S. G., Co. D felnirn'e BnUrtUon M,eti every TlmrflHy t vi'iii' k bi tlie Anuory H.U at S o'cloi k. RKHKKAils, Ro'tMirir Kb khb l.o.1Ke. No. 41. 1. O. K.-M'l Ml (l.l.l Killow."' Ti'tnple t'Vt'ry Tutsil.iy ev,'tiinK. vtslUnf! sistur.Hlid brth'en invtU'-l lo attt'inl. HlKDlE I'HKSI HTRN, N.f3. MR?. K1.LA tOCV. WOMKS OF WOOIIORAFT. ttla.' tMrflp No. 4!'".MpiI on 1st .ii'i -r.t M -u-liiv evfiiiiig o( on.-h month .t "tl t Ilnli. f Vi.Mliitt mt'iiilicrv in ko),1 sian.ntiv are iu ' vitnl to atlent. Mil? IIfitif. I'K kknb N. ! l'luu Hof.KN. i l.-rk WO(!MKS OKTHK WOR1.P. Onk C.nip No K'-M'fl5 ftt the (id.l Fellow. HhII In ! kotnit. every lt atol inl MouUay evening- Vl.illng i fich'.ors niwHyi, w.lt-ouie I. K. t li'it.8. C. C. f HbSKBDKG MARKET, i ' $4.'- 4- Cereal. WHEAT $1.25. . OATS 60c bushel. HAY Vetch, $15 ton; grain, ton; niralfa, $14 to $16. . BARLEY $36.60 ton. ; Livestock. ' STEERS-1 Alive, 4c. lb. COWS Alive, fat, 2V4 3e. VEAL Dressed, small, 6e; larger,-. 6c. lb. HOGS Dressed, 8c; alive, 6c. SHEEP 3 o. , . POULTRY Mixed chickens, alive,". 12 c; dressed, 12t4c; ducks, alive tv 10c; dressed, 1416c; turkeyi. alive, 15c lb.; dressed, 19 26c, BUTTER Creamery, 30c 1b.; country, 20c lb. EGGS 20c doaen. POTATOES New, 4o lb.; oltl $2.75 cwt. WOOL Spring, 24c; fall, 21cf -year clip. 25c lb. MOHAIR 23c lb. ' HONEY 12 hi c lb. CABBAGE 4c lb. ONIONS 6c lb. PORTLAND MARKET.' Livestock Prices. The following Is the general ranger of values on stock ruling in the yards for late shipments: Hogs Best east of mountains,. . $8.008.15; good, $7.76 & 7.85; fancy blockers, $7.757.85. Cattle Best steers weighing 1200' , lbs., $5.00; medium steers, $4.75;: poor steers, $4. SOWS. 00; best cows, . $4.00; medium cows, $3.75 4.00. Sheep sheared, best wethers,- . $4.15; spring lambs, $5.00; straight ewes, $3.50; mixed lots, $4.00. Butter, Egtts and Poultry. Butter Extra Creamery, 2Gc; fancy, 25c; eastern, 25c; California,. 25c: store. 18c. Butter Fat Dolivery f. o, b. Port land Sweet cream, 25c; sour, 23c Eggs Local best, 24fS24'4. Poultry Mixed chickens, 14 c; fancy hens, 15c; roosters, old, -1213c; fryers, 26 fi 27 V,e'r , broilers, 25i3'271,4c; geese, 11c; tur-. keys, alive, 1618c; dressed 22'6 O 23c; ducks, 1820c; pigeons, squabs $2iS'2.50 doz.; old, $1; dressed poul try, lH4c higher. Hops, Wool and Hides. Wool 1909 Willamette Valley,. 25c; eastern Oregon, 19$?24c. lb. Tallow Prime, per lb., 34c; No-. 2 and grease, 221'ac. Mohair ,1 909, 2324c. (rain, Flour and Hay. Barley Feed, $34.00; rolled, $36.50fi'37.00; brewing, $51.00. Wheat Buying price, new Track Portland Club, $1. 201.22; blue stem. ..1.35; red. Russian, $1.17; Turkey red, $1.20; Willamette Val ley. $1.101.15. Oats Producers' price Track,-. No. 1 white, $40; gray, $39.60 40.00 Hay Producer's prices New tim othy, Willamette Valley fancy, $16; ordinary, $14 018; eastern Oregon, $18; mixed, $11.50 12.00; clover, $13. "Keep Smiling.' "Keen Sportsmen Never waste ammunition ON DEAD DUCKS" Neither do discriminating housekeepers tenr up their car pets and mattings to clean house. WHY? Because they can have the Electric Vacuum Cleaner do the work in half the time of the old way. No Dust No Dirt No Work The new way in loss than half the expense of the old and all you do is look on. Phone 791 and we will call with this wonderful machine. Roseburg Steam Laundry
