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Newspaper Page Textimifi-iiifciwrta Yi'Tiii WBVji Mil ANijclabb frrpartionlorAj- sinuiaiu!gwniuaanuHeili ngULcSiomadis anrliJuwiof Promotes DiSesltonOtefiiH ncss and Rest,Conlaln j oeilhai Opiiim.Morphini; norMmtnLI NOT NARCOTIC. AtytifoMikMmmaa h-Mt trill- AmSiti VbmSnd- A nffrt npnvilv fnT rVlTKflRfr I ion'. Sour Sloraach J)larrt"a Yorms t nr,T;lsioii5.r(Vtnm nessondLossor Sleep. facsimile Sijnnrarr of NEW YORK. Et Copy of Wrippcr. HAWMOY Tif DKNVRtt, THKN UK I'OMKH IIKIIK SALEM, Or., Oct.. 30. CongrftHR man Hawley will leavo Monday fo Denver to attend u mooting of th board of hunt. inanaRurs of the Wood men of the World, of which ho I chairman. The hchhIou will Inn about four dnyH. Upon IiIh return Mr. Ilnwloy wll vtfllt Kane, J IHhikIhh, Wahlngton Yttwhill, Polk nnd Clnckuiiiim conn tloH, nnd will )nvo for WaHhliiKto' late In November. During the pan twe monttiH Mr. lluwtoy ha vlnlt practically uvnry county in hlu dlv trlct, and reports ruuiRrkuhlti pro perlty and riKrtins on every hand Foirotl Into Kxll Wm. Unchurch, of OIimi Oak, Okla. wan an exllo from' home. Momit;t!i alrr he thought, would euro a I'ltjilit ful, lung-rucking cough that luu doffed all remedied for two yenrp After Blx moiithB he returned, dent) dogging his atepH. "Then I hrftan -tt use Dr. King's New IHfwoVfrry," h writes, "and after Inking six bottle I am as well as ever." It Have! thousands yearly from desperate Imif dlHeases. Infallible for conglm ntu1 colds, It'dlepnta honrseneM and sorr throat. Cures grip, bronchitis Hemorrhages, AHthma, ('roup. Whooping Cough. fiOc nt $t.00. trial bottlo free, guaruittuud by all drugglsta. I,OCAI, NKWH, Have Arundel tune it. dt' Carload celling, sleppliiR nnd v. g flooring Just received. Page invest ment Co., North Hoachurg, Phone 2421. dtf Novelties in n) varieties Tor bat' room Use. Phone 2101, Winnie Oar! dl,' the plumber. dtf Exclusive! ngmiey for Chnsn ft Sun born a coffee. Hoseburg Itot-hdah Co.' dtf Shingles, shingles, Bhluglw the very best, l'age Investment Co.. North HoseburK, Thono 2421. dti Carload celling, stepping and v. g flooring Just received. Pago Invest ment Co., North Kosehurg, Phone 2421. dtf C. H. Arundel, tho piano tuner. Is now In town looking after bis regu lar . fall work. Leave orders ui llutr'a Music Hon so, dtf Hot- water bottles, Tountatn syr Ingtw, bulb STTlnges, and afomlaers ibe Pnest and most complete tine lo the r.Uy. Sold at the lowest price on our guarantee to give ftatlsfactton look at our line aim you will nm buy elMwhers. Hamilton Drug Co. 8CNHKAM PHOTO PARLOUS have been loaned by Albert M. HtepheiiB. an uxperlenced photogra pher, recently of Kllensburg, Wash. Ilia portrait uud view work Is all high class and guaranteed. If you want tasty, up-to-dute work give him a trial.' dswtf. OVR LETTER. COME IN AND PLACE YOUR ORDER WORK IS RIGHT PRICE IS RIGHT 'eTIi For 1'nf.uitb and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of in Use For Over Thirty Years. CAST0R1A Poll until leii.lcr nic i:;;nll i 'il-!. r that amount ef nuy ti-iuiw me.i I'he Bieiit freui nuup If :ic.t U ll'i.' u.e his wiy. nnd ve:il U at good as hick n. In fact, yen can u e lo udVii;it:ig uiy tender leftover meal. Strtln 01 he broth, i-cinove the bones and brent 'nto small pIcccH. Put Into n li'vln;; imu two tiililcHpooufnlM of lard or drtp-pliiRfr- and when botJ add two table spoonfulH of Hour aiid let brown it Utile. Then add the uient, sailed to taste, with one cupful of broth and two tuhlcspooiifulB of chill powder. Stir and cook ten minutes. Set off to cool and uihl u tuuall cupful of nilslas (whole) nnd about the Knine of olives. Now make n stiff hatter of three cup fultf of cnrnineMl nnd one of flour, salt ed. Into which Ih rublu'd lliree (pmrtcrs of ii cupful of lard or drippings, mots tened with one beaten egg and one cup fur of broth. Mile A deep pan with the butter nnd bake one hour. Delineator. An Elephant Experitnoe. A frtciul of mine told me of a curi ous experience. He was carefully stalking a big bull elephant In n targe herdi when they got his wind,' and a big cow elephant' charged him. He lumped behind n large tree as the elephant rcachcu him. and. being un it I k to stop herself In time, the ele phant drove her (links with hucIi force Into the t run k of the tree that they snapped off close to her head. The elephant w-ik stunned for a moment, but lutklly turned and galloped after the fast retreating herd, leaving him 'he possessor of nemo ilghty lMiunds f Ivory valued nt about Circle Magazine. Taking It Too Litvrally. "What do you unan, sir," roared an Irate hnher to a rejected aultor for the Saiid or his daughter, 'by bringing our port man tea u to my house nnd unlering a room?" "I'm adopied as one of the family." .iiiNwcred the young man coolly. "Your laughter said she would be a sister to A I'nnl. This Is to certify that all druggists nro authorized to refund your money If Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure your cough or cold. It stops the cough, heals the. lungs nnd pre vents serious results from a cold, prevents pneumonia and consump lion. Contains no opiates. The genuine Is Inn yellow package. Sold by all druggists. K If yon try a suction sink stopper you'll never be without one. See Winnie Cnddls, tho plumber tf Shingles, shingles, shingles the very best. Page Investment Co., North Kosehurg, Phone 2421. dtf HEADS are M .X 1U z Jar LA ft lT 4 j IIUSEBIHU MAllKBT J Cereals. WHEAT1 $1.00. OATS 6O0 buBhel. HAY Vetch, $12 to $14 tod; grain, $12 to $14; alfalla, $17. liAKI.EY $36,60 Urn. lilVtiHUlrft. BTUKKS Ailve, 3o lb. COWS All vo, 2V4o to 3V4c. VEAL Draned, 6o lb. HUGH Dmraed, 8c; alive, 6c. BilfclEP 3V4c POULTRY Mixed chickens, alive. 10c to 12c; dressed, 12Vic; ducks, alive, 9 10c; dressed, 14 ti 15c. BUTTKK Creamery, 42V4c lb.; country, 37 'jo lb. EOOS 36o do. POTATOES New, 1 14 c lb. WOOL Spring, 24c; (all, 21c; ear clip, 25c lb. HONEY 12 o lb. CAHIIAOE l'Ac lb. ONIONS 2 Vic lb. PORTLAND MAIIKBTS. Hops, Wool and Hide.- HOPS loos' crop',- choice', 17c, prime to choice1, 16c; prime, 10 Vie! medium, 16c; 1900, choice, 28c; prime, 26c. WOOL 1909, Willamette Valley, 20ft24c; Eastern Oregon, 20 23c. TALLOW Prime, per lb. 3&4c; Nd. 2 and -grease, 2214c, SHEEPSKINS Shearing; 10 25o each; short wool, 26 Sue; med ium wool, 60c$1.00 each; long wool, 75c$1.26 each. MOHAIH 1909. 2324c lb. HIDES Dry hldeB, 1718V!io lb.j green, 9Vs10Vo lb.; bullB, green salt, 7c lb; kips, lO&ilOVsc; calves, green, 1618o lb. Hutti'r, Kkks and Poultry. IJUTTEIl FAT Delivery f. o. b. Portland Sweet cream, 34 Vic; sour, 32 Vic. HUTTER Extra creamery, 36c; fancy;' 34ft3r.c; store, 2 2 Vic. EOOS-Candlea, select, 3334c; ordinary run, 32 Vic; seconds, 30c; eastern, 30 0 32c. CHEESE Kuncy full cream flats, 18c; triplets and daisies, 18c; Young AmerlcsB, 19c; , POULTRY Mlxbci-chickens, 14 14 Vic; fancy hens, 15c; roosters, old, lOi&llc; springs, 14&14Vic;' geese, 10c; turkeys, alive, 15 17 c; dresHed, 22 Vic; duckB, 16c; pigeons, squabs, $2 por' dozen;- chickens, 19 20c. Orilln, Flour and Hay. BARLEY Producers' price 1909 Keed, $25.76;. rolled, $30; brewing. $26.60. WHEAT Track Club, 92c; fortyfold, 94c; Turkey red, 92c; Wllliinit-ttu Valley, Old MILLSTIIFKS Selling price It run, $25.60; middling, $32; Bhorts, $27.60; chop, $22ft$28;- alfalfa nicnl, $19 ton. HAY Producers' prlco New timothy; Willamette Valley fancy; $17; ordinary, $16; Eastern Oregon, linnr.F nioprmovl Alf, .k A. M., Laurel ixhin No. IS Hold regular meetings od liud aud 4th Wedo dayioluaoh month. Deitih Rici, W. U. N. T. Jiwrrr, HtforflUry AO.P.W. koBi'our ixxigt: No. lft Meet ' the 2nd and 1th Mondayii of nanh moot;1 al7:30j. m.,lii the Korea l err Hall. A neraberaln good tanrttn are invited 10-1 ; tend J. W. Diwill. U. W. K II . lcnox. Heoordr. BP. O. IU.KH, Koaebur. Led, no.Stti Hold rvmilar Communications ' at the' KIk Tumplf on in it and 4th Thurmiafiot ert month All mfmberii rpquefted to attt d resitlarlT, aud all vlnltlnc brother are cord I ally invited to attend. W. W.'OAitnwiiLr:, K. R. -iit. W. Utalbt. HeoretaTr.- r-VKOKKK OK HONOR, MyitlO Lodie Ho. 1 i J Miel'2ird and 4tb Thnrmlny erenliif ot ' aoh month lo Uaroabee iUtl. Vldt'ihf .'tumlieraiooriMKllr Invited to attend. ' , UlNHlE K. CiVKNDIK, O. ol U a H i.Ritoi, km; I. W. Powtt.L. Rc - er. EAOI.kh, Hosi-t-rg Aerte mt'V'i la 0U Fellowt Hall on 2od and 4ta Urtlidaj tttrt tUKtofcaii nth, til 8 -cAt-i. Vl' ln brethren In ittiHl tndlna alway wlcome V o. viraiA r w? p. v . P. Cwi W.'bae. 10. O F., Vhtlptnrlan No. t-Mreta a Odd Ft'llowk Temple, corner of Jack bob and Caia fit reel, on r'ttttirda;' tYntRfr 'of carl weok. Memlieti ot the order In good Uud tug areluvlted to attend. , A. A. Jonwh.T.. O. N. T. Jawarr, R. t). I O.O. P., KlHlng HiarlxHlRo No. 174, meeti Odd Fellows' Tempi uTtry Krhlay evenluir Visit nir brf there n nlwiTs welromo. K H. I. km. i, N. U. K, J tWA rt. K. 8. M.'Kti.E. P. 8. 10. O. F , Pnlon Knrnmpment No. t-Meeti In Odd Pelltiws' Teinaleou the 1st and 3rd Thnrtly eventiifs of eavh tnoath. Visit ing brvluvren alwavs woimmi) o, J. LimHKT, I'. P. P. K. Cavkhuir. tk'ffbe. wOl'KKN HHOTMKHHOOP OF AMKRU'A !j KuM'burg Unlge So- iWMeett eTrry thd ' and 4th TuetiUv In Musrabea Temple. VtslUug uietubert always weK-onie. C. F. MrMeUKN. PrfRideaf Khha Mt;Mm.LRi. Heuralaarf - M OHKRN WOOOURN OP AMRKtOA, MyrOf i mp vvw nieeis every ;nil anil 4tn TttursilaTB ui every month in I he I O l. K. Hall, rurner JaonMi and V !is. rravelhi Nelnhbori arecodially I net ted lo vlitll our Camp. A V. MiRTTRKTonsul, Lorn Cor v ILL, Clerkt 0 N, t ro. P separate Rittillon Meft eery Thurmlar eventri at the Arte or t Hall at Vlo'k. U.o. Slotcm captain. 0 K.H , Rosehurf Chapter No.S--Iloldstbli rt'f ular mertti-p on 1st anilSrdThurslNj lu earth Month. Vlslllosr mpmbera fn Md siaudlug are respectfullj Invited to at tend. MM ft. K. WitLrtT. W:M. t'Rta Johhsok. Secretary RKHKKA1H. KiMiebnrg Rrbekah lodge. No. 41. I. O. O. P.-MceU In tMd P. Hows Temple every Tuemlar exenlns;. Visiting tlstera aud brethen Invited to Kit end.' Mhk. Mart Ji'nw, vi. Mw. PrlLa l.aan.feey. WOMKN OK WonPOkAPT. Mlar rtrele No. 41 - UeeU on 1st and 3rd H inlaT rrenlng ot eah month at iM.i Fellows' Hall Vlsittug meutbera lu govd standing are In ' vmd to attend. Km UuTO'Nitt N. ( It R A tUtRBH. 4 lerK w'swS Roseburg., Rochdale' - Co.. " Korel'urg. vrcrr 1st and Srd Monday U eTsnlugt- Vivlttniri elnrin etar welcome ' Jit. 1,(1; wli.(, 14Cilii c!ilVh, Ko. 1; $14; whfat, $17: chfM, 113 JO 14; alfalfa, $14.S0$15. OATS Spot delivery, new, pro ducers' price Track No. 1 white, $28 $28.60; gray, $27 $27.60. CORN Whole, $36; cracked, $37 ton. Krult and Vetfrtunlwi. POTATOES Selling, new. $1; buying, eastern Multnomah and Clackamas, 60 & 66c; Willamette Val- ley, 60c. ! ONIONS Jobbing, $1.25 per Back; garlic, 10c per lb. APPLES $1.26 $2.50. BEANS Small white, $7.25; large white, $6.35; pink, $4; bayou, $5.75; Llmas, $5.25; reds, $6.60. The following Is the general range of livestock values in the yards: CATTLE Best steers weighing 1200 pounds, $4.60; medium steers, $4; best cows, $3.50; medium cows, $3.25 & $3.35; best heifers, $3.60; bulls, $1. 76 $2.25. HOGS Best east of mountains, $7.60 $7.86; Willamette Valley best, $7.76; Blockers, $5&$6; pigs, $8S$7. SHEEP Best' Wethers, $4.26 $4.60; ordinary, $4.25; spring lambs, $6 $5.25; straight ewes, $3,604 $3.76; mixed; Its, $4. CALVES Best, $6.25; ordinary, $4 & $4.60. KKEP UP BOOSTING PROGRAM: Eugene Guard: Eugene cannot af ford to discontinue its boosting pro- oth m n n v ninru than tho m ii-rh a nt because hla business has become prosperous through use of printers Ink. it Is true, perhaps, that we may be able to devote less of the promotion fund to publicity work' and more to practical improvement, like the work done at the depot park this year. That would be a matter of business dotal) for the board of governors to settle, as these men will be selected by the subscribers to the fund, and they will no doubt act well and wisely In all respects. Eugene should not only raise booster fund fully as large as that ot laBt year, but her people should keep active the spirit of progress In all other respects. The people of a town -make It what It Is and In three years more we can double our population and-have here a' city of 20.000 to '25,000 if we sel that mark and work unitedly to that end. That means, of course, a constant expendl ture of money in public and private improvements. We will sell your real estate; buy your' mortgage build your homer loan you money on good farm prop erty. Call on D. S. R. Walker, Room 1. Bell Sinters' Bni.lrtjnjV; . tf . WELL PAVED STREETS are of great value to a community and enhance' the value of abutting property more than any other improvement. Can Be Paid for in 10 ANNUAL INSTALLMENTS so that the cost per year is small. The increased valuation is demonstrated in the follow ing cities in the " West where the 1 Eugene Salem Medford Roseburg Lewiston and many other cities, a general proposition that two years after a It is street has been paved. THE PROPERTY CAN BE SOLD FOR DOUBLE the price at which it is offered before pav ing, and yet at that time only two of the ten payments have been made. Examine THE BITULITHIC PAVEMENT on Jackson and others streets in Roseburg and see for yourself why Bitulithic is Best by Every Test. Warren Construction Co. Creason Building, Roseburg. Main Office, 317 Beck ' Building, Portland, Oregon. GROCERIES DR.Y GOODS GENTS FURNISHINGS and a COMPLETE LINE OF SHOES. The most complete line of GENERJVL MERCHANDISE in the city. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED iFroni the Baltimore ftun). - Mr. Taft hat shown nbuuJam political strategy in pledging him self to maintain the Roosevelt poli cies and in offering the hand - ot ' friendship end allegiance to Glftord Pint-hot, who Is guarding these poli cies In the absence of Mr. Roosevelt. Mr. Plnchot has the confidence of Westerners of all parties, but he Is not liked by the would-be monopol ists of coal lands and water power sites. It Is good policy for the President to stand with Plnchot In upholding the Roosevelt policies for the conservation of natural resources. But Mr. Taft will make an irrepara ble blunder If he stars Mr. Aldrlcb defender of the people's rights and disinterested champion of their welfare in any movement to streng then the public land laws and repeal monopolists. The Aldrlcb tariff law and the Aldrlch financial plan have made the West feel that Mr. Aldrlch ought to be eliminated from any fu ture legislation for which public ap proval and confidence are desired. W. B. Marstem, the marble dealer, c,Tles a full assortment of Ver mont marble. He has many new de sign which he would be glad to have you' Inspect. Hla prices are reason able, and all hla work guaranteed. North Jackson atroet, near Deer Creek Bridge, Roeehurg, Oregon f OUKY .THAT IMPULSE. J I must get some' chickens; j' eggs are 40 cents now, and a I' hen would soon pay for herself. 4. GKT TRVHTATj WHITE J. OHPIWVONS 4' Tlip Hig Winter Layers. i iieir winning qualities nave 4 made them famous. CASA Gil AN DA 1HtLTR CO. . CALICO (A1VM Where When Watch This Paper Bituhtmc Pavement , has been laid. Ashland Walla Walla Albany Vancouver Portland Boise Pendleton Nampa Puyallup Baker City T I - r $20 Worth of groceries will run an ordinary family a month. BUT $20 worth of Groceries here means consid erable more than that It means almost a dozen plates, besides the good things you get here to -eat. , Let me add to your enjoyment something new-and' neat in the way of a nice plate We give you this plate with a $2 cash purchase of "Some of Those Good Things to Eat." Remember this is our treat The $2 does not pay for the plate, we give you1 that. Corns and see them:" If you can't come 'phone us td save one for you. It's the Little Things that Count; and the Good Things we have to eat that mikes a healthy happy home. Just Tell ThenvYou Got it at F R E V ' S WHERE THEY HAVE THOSE GOOD THINGS TO EAT Hamilton Brown Shoes only at the Roseburg Rochdale Co. dtf The Review floes Job nrlnt'or Roseburg Book Store i Douglas County Headquarters for School Books Pens, Ink, Tablets, Pencils, and all School Supplies Writing Paper, Envelopes, Fountain Pens, Drawing Material. i Roseburg, Oregon. H. W. Althaus (S Sons Garage SSSl. Repair Sho . AGENCY FAIRBANKS-MORSE COMPANY . Phone 1441 See the North Side Planing Mill Co North of Page Lumber Yards, for All kinds of Lumber and Mill Work. Fruit boxes, House building Material, Doors, Frames Window Screens andGlass in all sizes, Mouldines and -Brackets, Shingles and Lath. Mill oa Kinm-y Spur Telephone S421 Order. Promptly FUled Roseburg, Oregon. 1 Just keep on smiting. Have Arundel tune It. WE PILE Ol'R' LUMBER.' out in the open air where it can dry ' and season naturally. Experts agree that this method Is far preferable to other ways of drying. We leave the lumber there, tor, as long as neces sary. We sell no green lumber un less you especially ask for It. Do you wnnt any kind of lumber now?- LEONA MILLS LUMBER CO., Cor. Pino and Oak SI reels. DRESSED AND UNDRESSED lumber can be had here according to your needs.' It makes no differ ence what you require In the lumber line; it is here to be promptly deliv ered on your order. It make no difference either what quality yon want. We will send you a small lot Just as cheerfuly as If It be a bigger one. What are your needs? Orders filled for all kinds of fruit boxes. The J. G, Flook Co. Ronobnrii, na-nn. Cor. Cass Sh Rose Sts. ai. N. KaaaT Ueik'