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Newspaper Page TextEVENING RQiEBURO REVIEW 143CED DALLY EXCEPT BCNDAY . BV .. i, REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY L. WIMBERLY. DAJLY Per year, by mall 13.00 Per moult), delivered .00 Per week, delivered SEMI-WEEKLY Per jrear $2.00 Biz month . . 1.00 AL'OIHT Si, I0OU. ... "Good old summer time." More products maun more wealth ThU comity needs more people grow these products. Wo have the finest soil and climate awaiting them. i t With bop prices approaching cents per pound, wheat from I to $1.20 per bushel, hay and other farm products bringing high prices, It's no wonder many peop are becoming anxious to get back to the farm, - "Bhot for a deer" Is the grewsome report beard us alu air too frequently. The Dianslaughtur penalty should be strictly enforced in such cases. Fea of a. long term In the penitentiary would doubtless help to abate such rash snooting without being sure what the object was 4hat was fired at. Such carelessness should be stopped. Instead of reducing the tariff, a promised, the House bill Increased the Dlugley rates. Then the Senate raised the House bill so much Ilia It la called a tariff reform victory co nave these last figures reduced to something near the House bill rates. And thus does the tariff lug- glery goes on, with the trusts winning ngnt along in tins great nationa game of grab. The consumers? Oh All they have to do Is to pay the bills, Rebuilding a city Is a big piece of work. itoseburg Is now realizing this in rebuilding Its principal streets ana sidewalks. It coats money, too, but the Increase In property values win Do rour times the outlay, so the investment Is a highly profitable one. An eastern gentleman who was here a rew days ago remarked 'Die torn U condition of our streets, and added: "Hut it's the bout thing your town has ever done. , Willi street paving wen started you cun't stup It. . Mori and more streeta will be paved, rlghl aiong.". -mis is a modern spoclei or pioneering. The present Incon venlenco Is great, but the first six blocks of paving will probably hi --ooifletal In a couple of weeks, tliet wo will begin to realize the bcuellt The- surfacing crew will arrive nnr haps tomorrow and the big mlxlnc plant will be ready for operation In a day or two. The finishing worV win men go ahead rapidly. Wi mould liavo six or eight blocks ol compieiod pavement before clrcui aay August 27aiid our present In convenience will soon bo forgotten THOSE TARIFF MAUN. H l not the tariff aftor all that raises prices to the consumer. That Is a "patent economic fallacy of the Democrats." Senator Hale soy bsj, null nn snows, ror no has boon a nign-iann- man nil his life. Whan Henoilor Halo votes for umjr on paper, in ine manu facture of which his son Is Inter ested; when Henator Scott votes for protection tor glasswaro from his own ractory; when Rnnator Klklns votoa for protection of conl from his own mines; when Henator Guggen noun votes ror protection of lend proauccn Dy ()0 (iiiKgenliolm smelt ere, wnon Roprosonlatlva Fordnny votes for protection for lumber from hla own mills, they are not seeking an- Increase In prices for tho benefit of thomsolves and Ihelr relatives and partners. Tim tariff does not affect prices . That Ib a stupid delusion on ine part or ttio consumer. If he doubts It ho has Renator Hale's foI emn word for It that "the houre- v,,,i, in inlying iimning to n pr"- irciiYB larin mill builds up Ainortrail irwusiry. it Is the retailer who is ine guilty wretch, tho son of In iquny. wno makes high prices and practises ertorllon upon the con sumer. The foreigner. It seems. Is nr longer paying me tariff. He used . out tnst was before the protec tionists changed their arguments. The consumer does not pay It, as Senator iiaie lias proved. There nro no con sumers anyhow, for Senator Lodge "ley are an prwluccrs. Natur ally the retailer does not pay It, for no roes ine consumer, who Is a p ducer. , Who does pay the tariff? Why. It most ue ine tariff lioncArlaty him self, like Senator Hale's son ami Ben aior neon and Senator Klklns and Senator UugKcnhulm. He Is the wretcnen victim of the beneflnlent system, anil out of clinrtoy to him son n wains outlos raised so an to no relieved of his burdens.-- New York World. Washington's Plague Simla im in tno low, marshy bottoms of the 1'ejtomac, tho breeding ground of malaria germs. Theee germs num. chills, fever and ague, IiIIIouhiimui. jaundice, lassitude, weakness and general debility and bring suffering or fleam to thousands yearly. Hut Eloctrlo Hitters never fall to destroy them and cure malaria troubles. "ftnv are tho best all-round tonic rd cure for malaria I ever used." M ft. M J nines, of Ixmcllen, S. "Wioy cure Stomach, l.lver. Kld iy and lllood Troubles and will pre i Typhoid. Try them. 60c. Guar anteed by all druggists. Never sacrifice quality ror pries. Sm Bash and Lans and th Victor Fl.DO at llurr's Music House. dtt TARIFF BILL "RANKEST' aJOHT OF OOLXl BRICK , R Is becoming daily more evident that If this country la ever to recelv a genuine revision of the tariff down ward It must be by Democratic ma jorities In both houses of Congress. No man could have struggled more valiantly for real rtviilon than has President Taft. And no man could have met with more signal defeat. There have been some "concessions to he views of the president, but tbey have been chiefly of an Incon sequential character and In sched ules where they will afford the con Humer little or no relief. It Is ex treniely doubtful if a single cornraod- Ity will be a penny cheaper to th consumer because of the Republican revision. The farce of this revision is well Illustrated by the exposure, by a Republican member of the House, of the methods adopted by Speaker Cannon and his allied to deceive th people into the belief that they were to enjoy actual revision downward 'Representative Edwards, a Republl can from Kentucky, in a moment of anger, betrayed this one secret of th Republican method of procedure. Seys Mr. Edwards: "Those of us who voted for the House bill with Its free bides. $1 lumber, reduced duty on coal, reductions In the cotton schedule, etc., did so with the dis tinct understanding that the rates were to be Increased in the Senate to a point which would be satisfact ory to our constituents. Speaker Cannon himself assured us that we need have no fear about voting for the bill for the Senate would In crease all the rates the House had reduced- Now if Mr. Cannon accept. a bill which contains any of these re ductions It will be distinctly an in Unnce of bad faith ,on hla part." The Payne bill was received by a gullible public as an evidence of sincerity on the part of the Retiubll cans, but how Insincere It was In learly detn' nstrnted by Ropresenta live Edward's expose. Ex. ((FIXATION OK 18 CALIFORNIA CITIES. California's 18 largest dtlcs In point of population, according to the annual report of the State Hoard of Trade for 1 908. are as follows; San Francisco 600,000 Los Angeles .106,000 Oakland 200,000 Sacramento - 66,000 Sun Jose 46,000 San Diego 40,000 1'renno 3a, 000 Stockton -. 26.000 Santa Cms 16,000 Ian Hernardlno 16.000 'Overside 1.1.000 Eureka V'600 Vallejo 12.000 lantu Harbara 1 1.370 hlco 11.000 lanta Ana . 10.000 Santa Rosa 10 000 inkerslield 9,000 What is Iteet for Indigestion? Mr. A. RobliiBon. of Drumiiuln utnrio, has been troubled for yean- with Indigestion, and recommendr )haniberluln's Stomach and l.lver nblets as "the best medicine 1 ever sod." If troubled with indigestion constipation give them a trial They are certain to prove benelleliil hey are ensy to take mid pletiHniit n effect. Price 25 cents. Sam tiles reo ut nil druggists. C ADVERTISED LETTERS. Remaining uncalled for In the Itoseburg postofllco, Aug. 2, 1000. re the following letters, which will charged at the rate of one cent ach: Dudley, John !!.; Forrester, MIhh Kmmn; Kent, Hnrry; Miller, Miss F. ).; Morolnnd, Miss Stella; Moon, lurry W.; Owsley, Jack; Porter, J. Rossi, Miss Illliln; Strong. Inrry; Htownr-t, S. C; Tnplln, Thos. C. W. PARKS. P. M. OM'll MEETINO MONDAY. Tho regular meeting of the Ln- lles' Commercial Club will be held outlay evening. Aug. 2nd., In the parlors of the Club. A full attend ance le desired. ANNA IIRYAN. Secretary. dn2 A full line of Pishing Tackle and Sporting Goods. 8. K. Bykes. dtf YONCALLA MiM.AfiiAIII) 10 Acres, 2V4 miles from town fclrto m-rra, wntnn city limits; 400 bear ing prune trees on minimi ainui HO Acres, 1 mile from town. . . .mil Id i Acres, Inside city limits; suitable "r "ts VI too Acres; 6 acres good apple or chard; 6 acres good pear tree and new house v.inmi Acres, Just outside city limits; 2 blocks from depot; well Improved and watered t n IIO Acres, fine farm: well I excellent water ll,oiiii "ores, l mile from town; 4000 fruit treea; all bearing; large new dryer; 10-room modern tiouse, and good barn Sih.imhi 7011 Acres, well Improved Ri'iierii! farm: rich land: plenty of water: pioneer's donation claim ao.iKMl Acres, 1 mile from town; cream valley land; 26 acres bearing prune trees; H acres bearing apples; all In first class condition; best hlRh clasB bargain In Yon cslla Valley aio.iMio IBfl Arrva, I mile from town: Hrsi class general farm; well Improv ed and excellent soil Is-um I Arrea, 2 H miles from town; 6 acres bearing prunes; good dryer: good house, snil barn; excellent still, well Improved aimlll Iuntington Realty Co. VoncaiU Oregon. When You Think Of the ptin which treat women experieaee whh ererf t month it make the gcotlcacM and kindness always associ sted with womanhood teem to be almost miracle. WhiU in general no woman rebels afsiaat what aha re gard as a natural neOMaity there is do woman who would not iUvily be tree from this recurring period of pain. Xr, Pierce PmvoHte Premcriptloa make weak womem mtroaQ mutt mlek momea we, mad 01 tree taem freedom from pmia. it eetablJeMem rmiuJarlty, aubdmea lotimm motloa, beale ulceration mod cure ta mala weakneam. Sick women are Invited to consult Dr. Pierce by letter, frtt. All correspondence strictly prirate and sacrcdlr confidential. Write without fear and without fee to World's DUpcaaary Med ical Association. R. V. Fierce. M. IX, President. Buffalo, N. Y. If yon want a book that tells all shout woman's diseases, and how to cure them at home, send 21 one-cent stamps to Dr. Pierce to pay cost of mailing enly, and he will send you a fre$ copy of his tfreai thousand-pa j(e illustrated Common Senso Medical Adviser revised, up-to-date edition, in paper covers. In handsome cloth binding, 31 tamps. DRAIN PROPOSES HON!) ISSLE EOH WATER SYSTEM DRAIN. Or., July 31. This local ity has recently taken measures to have better water for the city. The water corniiany la unwilling to un dergo additional expense to give i neiicr supply and the city, after urg ing that it be done has given five days' notice to do It or abandon the whole matter. The five days have about expired and a mass meeting will be called next week to authorize the council to Issue bonds to build municipal planL Water In abundance can be procured within two miles. which will give gravity force suffi cient for all purposes, and the citi zens are ready to vote the bonds to do It. Torn Richardson spoke here last evcnlng--to a full house at the request of the Commercial Club. He urged he people to earnest work In adver tising Drain, and suggested ways to do It. The town of Elkton, about 15 milus from here on the Umpqua vor, is putting in Its own water plant. Water has been found In the hills near that place of great quan tity and purity, and it Is being piped to the town. It has a fall of 300 feet and there Is no difficulty in get ting all tho force needed. The money has been secured, a company has been formod and work la already under way. Coqulllo Sentinel: Mayor Hawkins as returned from his trip by auto to KoHeburg, where he looked Into the rond Improvement situation. He earned that Douglas county has de- Ided to expend all their energies pon the Middle Fork road as a mail route, keeping up the Coos Bay wa wn road as a community road only. Their pnrt of tho Middle Fork road will be graded and graveled through- ut aB soon as the work can be ac- oiupllshed. In addition to this the Douglas court huB ordered a new Biirvey, covering about six miles. round the ridge between Olalla and nmns. This will cut o- nearly ail he bud grades on the other side of he mountain nnd will keep'iiie grade on the entire road within a five per ent limit. From Olalla the rond wilt bo surveyed and opened down the river by a water grnde and be put first clnsB condition. This now survey will connect with the present road ut tho county Hue. Something more than an ordinary a weakeuod, run-down system; the luediclno must possess blood-purifyln ).,uj.DtuiiB na wu, uucuuiMf wie weakness Buu impurity ol sne circulation 1 responsible for tha poor physical condition. The blood does not contai the nccossary quuntlty of rich, red corpuscles, and is therefore a weak watory stream which cannot afford sufficient nourishment to sustain tho lystem in ordinary hoalth. A poorly nourished body cannot resist disease tnd this explains why so many nersons are attacked bv a snoll o; ilcknoss when the uao of a good tonlo In S. S. S. will be found both blood-cloanslng and tonic qualities combined. It builds up weak constitutions bv removing all lmnuritios and nintii from the blood, thus supplying a certain means for rostoring strength and invigorating the system. The healthful. vm-Btihln lmrriiant nr whirl. 8. 8. 8. is composod make It s: Ijadldly wiuuii are uuiicute iroin any cause, it is nature's perfect Tonic, free froi: ill harmful minerals, a saf. and .pleasant acting medicine for persons o overy age. 8. 8. 8. rid the body of that tired, worn-out feeling so comino. at this season, Improves th. appetite and digestion, tones up the stomach acts with pleasing eltects on-the nervous avstom, and relnvl-oratos ever portion of th. body. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. G H. W. Althaus (8b Sons Garage A?;$y; Repair Shop AGENCY FAIRBANKS Phone 1441 J. v. ' . Base Ball Goods Fishing Tackle Sporting Goods A COMPLETE LINE AT S. K. SYKES' CAN YON V I LLE NEWS. It Is stated that Timothy O'SutH van Is. quite HI at the mouth of Cow Creek, where he has been prospect ing. It is believed he la suffering from dropsy. Miss Jessie Scovll! baa contracted to teach the Iceland school next term. Salary, $70. " Sheriff Penton has wired Marsha! Cox to arrest Mrs. Mary Furlong, who was in itoseburg recently as a witness, butt cannot be found. She has not been seen. Other Places. John Harp, of Drew, Is getting ready to move to Washington In the near future. Mr. Case, from up the river. Is at Tiller now, suffering from a badly crushed foot, the result of a severe accident. Frank Webb and father-in-law, oi" Joplln, Mo., arrived at Riddle Thurs day. Mr. Webb formerly lived In that vicinity. Echo, Intense Colicky Pains Relieved. "For fame years I suffered from Intense colicky pains which would come on at times and from which 1 could find no relief," says I. 8. Ma son, of Beaver Cam, Ky. "Chamber lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was recommended to me by a friend. After taking a few doseB of thu remedy I was entirely rellev- ea. i nat was four.- years ago and mere nas been no return of the symp toms since that time.", This remedy Is for sale by all druggtBts. C Novelties In all varieties for bath room mse. Phone 2101, Winnie Gad- ais, tne plumber. dtf Portland Journal: Two little girls of Mrs. Daisy Venturinl. who wsb sent to tbe state insane asylum a row days ago. were committed to the core of the Boys-' and Girls' Aid Society by Judge Bronaugh in the Juvenile court yesterday. Mrs. Ven turinl came to Portland from Corn- stock. Or., expecting to marry James v. Dauoer, who lives eaBt of Rose City park, who had advertised for a wife. The next night she disappear ed from the hotel and was found by the police In the street with her children. She was hopelessly Insane! Dauber is still hoping that he will be able to claim her for his bride, but the physicians say -there is no likelihood that she will recover. NATURES PERFECT TONIC tonlo Is reauired to restore health tr would have oroventod the trouhla. fitted to the needs of those system - MORSE COMPANY Cor. Cass (8b Rose Sts. 4 4. . . 4. WAYWARD RofeKBtBO GIRL IS COMMITTED. THE DALLES, Or., July 31. Act ios on telegraphic advice from the sheriff of Douglas County, Sheriff Chrlsmau today took Miss Maud Kooken off from an east bound pas senger train. When arrested, the girl, who Is 14 years of age, had a ticket tor La Grande, and said Bbe was going there to secure work. Her story Is that her stepfather abused her, and for that reason she left home with the consent of her mother. When the sheriff arrested ber she waa seated in a car with a man by the name of Wing, who claimed to have known her in Roseburg, but denied any responsibility for her leav ing home The sequel to the above case is that the girl has been turned over to the oare of the BoyB' and Girls' Aid bociety In Portland, the committ ment papers having been Issued in Roseburg on Saturday. The girl was taken to Portland direct from The Dalles.- She Ib a step-daughter of J. L. Sprlngstead, who conducts a dairy on the Sheridan place, one mile south of town. The girl, together with her sister, conducted a milk de livery wagon In this city for several months. She left Roseburg last Fri day night. REVIEW ADVERTISING , BRINGS RESULTS. Dunsmulr, Calif., July 20, 1909. Editor Roseburg Review, Roseburg, Oregon. , Dear Sir; We are gratified with the result of our advertisement of the Vulcan Cop per Gold Mine in your paper. We have received scores of Inquiries for our stock from all sections of Doub les County, and we think this speaks pretty well for your paper, and for the substantial character of the peo ple making up the citizenship of your up-to-date .communities. Under broad and systematic plans of development, the Vulcan Mine Is showing resources In Copper and Gold unequalled In the largest mines of the Shasta Copper Belt, and Is, therefore, the center of attraction throughout the Slsklyoue. We shall continue to tell the people about our good Investment In tht "Review" until the offering Is with drawn. SHASTA INVESTMENT CO., Dunsmulr, Calif. Cholera Infantum Cured, "Something like two years ago my baby, which was then about a year old. was taken seriously 111 with cholera Infantum, vomiting and purg ing profusely." writes J. F. Demp sey, of Dempsey, Ala. "I did what I could to relieve her but did her no good, and being very much alarmed about her went for a physician but failed to find one. so came back to Kider Bros. & Carter's store, and Mr. Elder recommended Chamber lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy. I procured a bottle of It. went home as quickly as nosslble and gave the baby a doBe of the rem edy. It relieved her In fifteen min utes and Boon CHred her entirely." For sale by all druggists. C Eugene Guard: J. W. Baker has retired from the Fisher Laundry Co., selling hlB Interest In the big plant on South Willamette street to his partner, E. h. Fisher, who Is now the sole owner. From here Mr. Baker will go to Prince Rupert, on the coast of Canada, where he will prob ably engage in the same business.' From an authentic source It was learned today that Mayor Hoover has filed with the city recorder his appointment of T. J. Williams to be city marshal, to succeed I. J. Nor man. This appointment Is subject to ratification by the council, which meets in regular session tonight. One of the councllmen declared this morning that the appointment . of Mr. Williams would not be confirm ed and that the mayor realizes. this. Mr, Williams' qualifications, he said. were not questioned, but the council men, or at least a majority of them, are averse to making a vacancy- In 4he police force by dismissing either Joseph Huffman or C. D. Palm, both of whom have given complete satis faction. Mr. Williams la an uncle of Mayor Hoover and was until re cently in business at Wilbur. Mayor Hoover left Sunday for Upper Olalla on a hunting trip and it is predicted that be will not be present at to night's meeting of the council, leav ing 4he question of the city marshal ship to be settled by the council men, as he haB doubtless Intended from the flrat.that.lt should be. ; i- CALL FOR CITY WARRANTS. All City of Roseburg warrants drawn on the General Fund and en dorsed prior to July 10, 1909, In clusive, are this day called for pay ment. - Dated this 23rd day of July. 1909. ELBERT B. HERMANN. -City Treasurer. THREE REASONS VOH BfYf.VO CLEVELAND'S BAKING POWDBR Superior quality, pure cream of tartar Best price, 3-lb. cans, $1; 6-lb.. 11.65 Neatest package, patent screw-top can For sale sale by all the leading groc ers, dtf Granulated Sore Eyes Cured. "For twenty years I suffered from a bad case of granulated sore eyes," say Martin Boyd, of Henrietta. Ky. "In February. 1903. a gentleman asked me to try Chamberlain's Salve. I bought one box and used abont two thirds of It and my eyes have not given me any trouble since." This salve Is for tale by all druggists. C FOR BALE. FOR SALE--TWO dresslbg. tableB, two chlffonlerB, one Iron bedstead; drat class range and beater; great bargain. Mrs. Qt W. Clay, North Roseburg. tf FOR SALE Two lots and 6-room house tn the grove. Enquire of Asher Agee, 814 Hoover St. da30 WANTED A good live local agent to handle orchard tracts. Write A. C. B.. care Review. d FOR SALE 120 acres; 3 acres In garden and berries; 100 acreB oak timber; house and barn; one mile from town. Price J 1000. Terms. W. B. Drake, owner, Myrtle Creel: Ore. da2 FOR SALE 900-acre ranch; 7V2 miles from Roseburg: good lni provemouts, 35 acroa In bearing or chard; mostly Italian prunes: bal ance pasture and furm; 300 head ' of good sheep, if -.'.-anted I'o.' fur ther particulars ccjie and neo or address the owner. P. Cooper, R F. D. No. 1, Roseburg, Orui.on. dtf A SNAP IN TIMBER 160 acres. , cruslng 'i million; 6 miles from Myrtle Creek; a bargain if taken at once. Address P. O. Box 93, Myrtle Creek, Or. da3 HORSE FOR SALE Fine driving horse, six years old; price $170. Ad dress Box 34, Roseburg. dsT MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED Good live agent for Robu burg territory; e)ood money to right party. Address box 356, Portland, Ore. da3 WANTED Girl for dining room . work and dishwashing, no ceo!:!:". Call phone 151 or address box H., Roseburg. . dswtf WANTED A girl to do general housework. The best of woges, but will insist on good services. No triflers need apply. Address Box 361 or apply to Mrs. W. H. Llnd sey on the Godfrey place. dsw LOST In Roseburg, July 28, a pair CAMAS PRAIRIE Best farming countr, in the Northwest; ' beep. black loam. Plenty of rainfall. Be sure and see our CROPS.; All sized farms. Easy terms. Call or write v Deardorff & McCIannahan Grangeville; Idaho. See the North Side Planing Mill Co. North Of Pntro T nmKn. vTl j. All!- J , AH KindS Of l.limhpr ' "-Housebuilding Mll. onK.nney spur Telephone , Roseburg, No Equals None CHAMPION MOWERS HAYRAKES ' WlS 'v REMEMBER Our stock of Farm Wagous, BugRits and J. F. BARKER cn umenis, Vehicles of rlmlet. ejfe gUn.i' with ' a lbl gold ear bows. Pisdtr m.! leave at this Bfflc.. a&18eM' WANTELWIhteillgent man or man to take territory, and appoint canvassers to aell our water ait.r. Exclusive territory, and T D,i flluble work for the rlgki Seneca Filter Co., Seneca.tT WANTED Bids on DO tons of new clean hay and 2000 bushels of oata, f. 0. b.. Sutherlin. Addre.. The Sutherlln Land & Water Co Sutherlin, Ore. dsw FOR RENT Fine large house t quire at office of Albert Abraham dtf ' LOST In Roseburg, a pair of gold, rimmed eye glasses. Reward fnr return to-this office. tt FOR RENT Furnished room. Ac piy 10 ooti N. Pine or Inquire it this office. dtt FOR RENT Fine -More room In good location. Inquire of G w Rapp. d., - FOR RENT Six-room house ln. quire at 624 Mill Street. dJ31 PASTURE. Pasture for rent. For particulars Inquire of Mrs. P. Sin- ' nott, Roseburg. a7 CALL FOR COL'NTV WARRANTS. NOTICE is hereby given ail parties holding county warrants Issued by Douglas County. Oregon, and In dorsed "not paid for want of funds" prior to and Including the 80th day of December, 1908, to present same to the county treasurer of Bald coun ty, at his office, as Interest will cease thereon after the iln'a of this notice Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, July 26,-1909. ,., .. ' J E. SAWYERS, Treasurer of Douglas County, Oregon. lm '. Dr. J. L. Callaway, Ostopathlc Phy. ' slclan. Abraham Building, Roseburg, SAVE YOUR FOWLS! ' Conkey's Poultry Book tells you how. Get it FREE at Marsters' Drug Co. SERVE HIM A STEAK sweet, tender and Juicy and yojf bus- band will open up hla heart and his poeketbook. Where will you get such a steak? Why right here, of course. We have the choicest meats In all the lund. If you buy here once your husband will get good-natured'imme- : iate!y,' v If you bu' here 'regularly he will be "Sunny Jim'' all the time. The Economy Market . , . Oro- RoMbacesi. Prop. "rus, ior onA Mill Material, Doors. Frames , Orders Promptly ; Oregon. Better None so Good Hacks is suit "you Phone 161 FROM A If ni.t.-i) v.- ... . ....... Roseburg Orel. I x UA.liaU 011L.I. you can get all sorts of useful and ornament,! work .11.: reaaf to "ae " you require . lattice lor .the porch ,' or arbor you can And as much as I you want mong our mill work. ou need railings, or posta. or l umns. or doors, or molding, our jilll work will provide them at . mo ment s notice. Come, see how many things It Includes. Orders filled lor ail Kinds of fruit boxes. '0 Th! j ;': a ciA C), - Itowbarg, Oregoa. 1 " I) i 1 VV v VV V $ "Keep SnlUac."