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Newspaper Page TextIHSUEl) IIA1L EXCEPT Sf.VDAt ft If- tuaitw rDui.iJjHiNU company i,. wijibkriy. DAILY Hor year, by null 13 00 Per month, delivered f0 pep week, delivered 16 8I0M1 WKKKI.Y l er yeur , 12 00 Sir mouths 100 NOV KM I1I0U Ullll). Now wo apprecliie tln.nn paved streets more than ever. Wo must liave a lot more pavliiK dinn next year. Everybody ehoulil favor pnv lng now, having seen its bcni'tlts. Buleui Statesman: Great guns! Frozen dressed turkeys from Texas mow on gale In Seattle. Two car loads of them. Who said the states of Oregon and Washington lire suit able for turkey ruining? Why send so much unnecessary money to that southern clime when the farmers here should havo It distributed among themselves? Moro turkeys, more chickens, more cows, more hogs, more what's the use. Get busy, you agriculturists. Earlier reports of a shortage of the turkey crop In tins county have been verified In the shipments for tin Thanksgiving trade. The heaviest shippers, as usual, were ti. G. Younp & Co., of Oakland, who handled about 6600 birds. This Included t lie Oakland, Drain, Youcalla and Wil bur shipments, as well ns ah'nil 2000 from Koseburg. The othoi shipments from bore and point? south did not exceed n toM "f fifiOO turkeys, making an aggregate for the county of about 12.000. About 4000 moro aro to be shipped for the Chrtsttnas holidays, bringing the year's total to about 10,000 birds, as against 20,000 In former years. The advanced price this year will bring to the growers almost at large a sum as In former seasons, Rainy weather during last spring'? hatching season ls the principal cause for the shortage this year. -mfn'T ftTg'pSwdfs Tested I " . w :Vf Hart Arundel tiihe It. flff Phono 3211 for nyti,!::f In tho baking line free dt-llieiy. t .itiimui Bakery. ! liaised a ml cweel iloummu:;. iron I every morning at S o'clock at uiiip- I qua Ilnkery. "li For Irrigating plants .r anything i In the Hue of iiiacliiiii" . tm J. A . DePrles, at Althaus and iv.ns gur- . ago. ! C. II. Arundel, the piano lur. -r. t now In town looking alter his lejsu-, lur fall work. Leave orders ut llurr's Music House. Hf Edison goods one pi Ice the v.". id over. Why senu away:: i trial; easy paymelils, at ix-ai s: (llurr's) Music House. I'tf The Klppendorf-lliltmann Shoe r ,r ladles anil the Weyenberg heavy -1. c for .men are the most servlfvnMe shoeB. Kelt BlIppeiH and lnoivni-l:n. ladles' rubbers, men's rubber IhkiI, new stock Just received. it. L. Stelihelis, the Hhoe Man. ddl The best line or pest cards In town 2 Vic. So and 10c ones ull I.: ut Tim Fair. '-' If you want Cnrhnrtt Overalls yen have to go to the Koseburg Itochdale Co. Alt Oregon View writing tablets and envelopes, the very latest, at Roso buig IJeok Store. See those elegant leather cushion covers, special Koseburg design, at Koseburg Hook Store. Hhlngles, shingles, shingles the very best. Page Investment Co., North KoseliuiK. Phono 2421. dtf W. 1. Hlnplclnn mill W. (!. Patter son have purchased tho Koseburg mmw Ur. LtoiiArd And faiut.y iVti at Riddle thin week mm .M'jntavilla, and expect to locate. He may buy : U. Ktrkpatrk-k out. Rv. P. h. Kelly, aetrtriiiia.'led by Mh wife and HUla dungim.-, arrived In CaiLyonvi.le Saturday rrom Latch. i V::-ihfnj!tuii, and may l.m.t- it:r a Mh ' pastor cf tiie iJaptlht -hur-'.'h. I " n :u" Mik iienn. vA KJ.!J c, U-tl la.-r wet-k f-.r California, v.'tK-iU la. 'will Hjii'iid tliH winter i Cv ; wiih ly daughter, Mrr. Leon J-jihiLikh. I Mi'fl. L VV. Carter r;:-ivel word Thursday i.f Hiu n.arrSae of lur (hum liter. Miss Alma .Vibyriiin, at Ktdwood City. Culfinn ia. to J. II. Jackson, of San KrauclHi-o. Mr. ; Jackson in asHuclateil w it!i le:'kir i Uioa., wholoaalo clar d-i'ttluru. I In toinmon wiUi oilu-r parts of DoiiKlaH county. Canyoiivillu and tho KiirroundiiiK country is making an nuuHtially lare vlilpmc:it of turkeys . this year. On 1 rlday over 200 blrdn OliH'V was vlKKed by a tdtl- wjtn ull aKBreBale weight of lsoo zen of our city and after invt-.-ttlsutlUK ouud were aent ii Myrtle Creek tho lleuler'H elalin and pronounced f-oin X. SoIIr'h Ht-iie, tliero to be bhn a remarkable man. When hilar- packed and Mhlpped to I ho city viewed the nentleniaii i;ald: "In 'i'(- inarketH. Itcsfdr-: thei--, oilier tur- person of Mr. ()x iy I found a man keys tiuve buen lakeii -to Kiddle .and nf nrofound hIkd Ilea nee. H a Rome purchased heru by Ihn H'jLI'p liift call It what you will, that is butcher. The price Is very BatiKiat:- A (ill Ti:l) IIKAI.Hll. Kdw. beyond my coiuprelien..i.;n, iui iuu i... i.oMBi'ss. I was never very Interested In this sort of thing, but baring a roaring In my ears 1 de cided to see uliat he could ll". He cured me alright, and while there a gentleman whom I know positively r.. !,.. i n cilnnle.l with liieuiim- llt.1,1 for two years, was healed and trry to the pi'oducer, 20', cents a pound being paid here, l-ht:. i Mll,l,i:it & I, I X SKI, I, (II T I'OH A.N IMMC.NSi: I'ltICK was able to put on his coal wnnoui Oregon anil i;uillorniD. nht I was dumbrounoeo, unci oo ui paiu is uoi. named, uik r PORTLAND. Or., Nov. 20. S. V. Armour & Co. have purchH'M'd all of the Mtller ft. Lux cattl-j holdings In 'Hie prl-t Is f:i:.l tc Itestauraut and will conduct it as a .. ', . u.,.. .,.., he Is bevoad in?, be In the millions. It will bos-l the first-class restaurant employing only . .. . , m,.nt, 1My experience to cattle business of southern and cen- whlte, union help, llooil meals ut friends and relatives for they all hours of day or nlglit nud hot tnnmlcH at all times. Private (ou (.,.t,,unll8i However I would dining rooms for ludles and families. I lvHl! eVeryine sick and suffering to Utt- !,. i. nn, I l.e healed. He always glad to n.e. t you ami imi.'" Kem.ilnlng uncalled for In III everyone to call on nun .inu B' 1 ' ' Itosflni i b postolllce. Nov. VI. 1909, free booklet and explanation of hl8;re thn following letters, which wlii fit. Paul, Minn.. Nov. 1". l!i09. Kdltor Review, Koseburg. Orcg;ii. We note in your valued taper cf the 11th Inst., the Impresslriii pi'" valls In your community that v.u are expecting to conduct special trains" of homeseekcrs and pvuspsctlve in vestors to Sutlierlln Valley durliu the winter mouth:;. While we have l.:eu Uolii-S thiJ In n,.,- ,i..i',.liii.nu.nt of wheat IuimI.-. along the lines of the (irnnj Triink I'aclllc and Canadian ltaliwuys In j Saskatchewan, we do not expe.it to do so In Sutherlln Valley, particu'ar ly for the reason that the facilities: of the village are iimdeiiuate a. the present time to care for a large delegation. We do expect. how ever, to operato one or more of our nrlvate Pullman cars. eiuip:.u wi.n dining service and observation par lors on tnted dates between hi. rain and Sutherllu, commencing wlt'i Tuesday, December ith. Sutherlln Valley within tun nexi five years, will undoubtedly be on ' of the most attractive and prosper ous valleys in Western Pelted Statu. For the past llfleen years w? have been developing db-trlvts, making oppoi-tunities possible for the maiiyv and consider thut an crctuiid Home liv Sutherlln Vulley Is one or 1 1 1 : best, if not the best, lnve.rtin:"lit we have ever been able to offer to -the public. Thanking you for your many cour tesies, we remain witli personal re gards and best wishes for yourijlf and "Tho Itevlew," Yours respectfully, LUBE LAND & DEVELOPMENT CO ..... ft-ii.tiiiu find relative. lui nn i uui uit-kun ui m i:uitiiein .lull :ei.. "ysiers u., .iik,.,,.,!!! my sanity or consider Callfi. i ::ia. Jackson county people ure greatly enthused over the car of applci from Eagle Point, which won the first prise at tho Siioknne Inter national applo sliow. Besides win nlug the first prize of $1000, tills ear of fruit will probably be sold for (10 per box, thus 'bringing the growers $6000 more, besides winning for them the title of "Applo King o: tho World." It Is further estimated that (ho winning of this prize will add so much to the fame of the Kogue Itlver valley fruit that it will enhunce the value of this year's crop by $50,000. Too many peopb have looked upon Die growing o' high grutlo fruit merely as a boost lug protHJSltion, but it Is results that count, and hero are most substantia' results. It Is estimated that Jack aon county now has 00, Olio acres or about K0 siiuare miles In orchard and Is plnnUng at tlie rate of 10, 000 acnes por year. Hood Klver has hold the fnmo for tine fruits for Ihe ixut few years, and Justly, too. Now Oia pendulum haH swung to the southern edge of the statu, but the trophy romaln In- Oregon. Douglas county can soon win it, by concerted and concentrated efforts of the grow ers. Tint this 1b iHMtalhln was dem onstrated last year by J. It. Smith, at Wlnstons, with a crop of Hpitzcu berga, of the phenomenal value or 92400 per acre. Don't Imagine you have to go to some otlver county to got such results. Here the natural conditions of soil and climate are even more favorable than either north or south of us. Many Hple do not yet realize this, but others do. One riwult will be Ore planting of 6000 acres of orchard In this county tills season, and still larger areas In succeeding years. Splendid results await those who do this. II1SSOI.VK COOS HAY I'OItT INJI'NcriO.V MAItSIIPIKLI), Or., Nov. 20. Judge John 8. Ooke, of the Circuit Court, has dissolved the tcmporaiy Injunction restraining the commis sioner of the Port of Coob ltay from levying taxes or setting twnds. The case will be argued on its mcr Its at the December term of the Cir cuit Court. The Port Commission, by Judge Coke's action t4day. Is now fni' in go abend with Its work of Improving the harbor and will levy a lax of probably 1! mills to carry on the work pending llie sale of the bonds. The tax levy must be made in December. ' W. E. Manners, tho mnrnle dealer, v.rles a full assortment of Ver iioui nmrble. Ho has many new do ilgnr which ho would bo glad to have rou Inspect. Ills prices aro renson iblu, and all his work guaranteed. N'jrth Jackson street, near Deer !reek llrldge. ItoBchurg, Oregon W. II. "Ilaldy" .lamleson, formerly of tills city, now boaHts of being ll grandfather. ills Mill, Harry lamleson, bccani" the falher of n daughter hist week. Young (.ills Are Victims of hendachoB, as well ns older wom en, but all get quirk relief and prompt cure from Dr. King's New Lire Pills, the world's best remedy for sk-k nnd nervous headaches. They make pure blood, nud strong nerves, and build up your health. Try. them, 2!c. at nil druggists. iMarslilleld Times: .1. II. Sotners. who has bei'll In Portland In con sultation with Messrs, Hues and Kuettner regarding the projected Coos llay-Itoseimrg electric Hue. re turned on tho Itri-akwater today. He Is not ready to make any aitnounco tnent, but It Ib understood that there bus been favorable developments. Hobs Smilli, son of .Master Mechanic Smith, sustained a severe nth wound while working as a ma chinist at the C. A. Smith mill. The Injury Is painful and will lay him up tor awhile, but will nut have any permanent ill-effects. M. C. Smith, who lias been illlte III of the grip. Is now suffering with several bad bolls on bis arm, so that Ihe fsinlly uppeiirH to be coming 111 for moro than their share of afflictions. A I ) V K UT I SHI ) I ,K IT V. I IS. ,i,i.if OI'I K T, IX Till'- ANNUS OP I NK. MOTEL MrCLAI.LKN, No. Hll. Cor. Mi.ln mill lloughis Sts., Main St. En trance. Hours II H. "i. I" H I AI.LE.V HI V.H lilti OHCIIAHD. .Mcdford Mall-Trllmne. John It. Allen, of New York city, owner oi the Pacilic & Eastern ltallroad that Is being extended over the Cascudes lo an eastern connection, and pro jector of un electric line to traverse the Rogue Itlver valley from Ash land to Cirnnta Pass. Iiiib purchased 1 1,,. minium Snowv Unite orchurd ut Central Point from Fred 11. Hopkins for 91C8.0OU. The sale was made In- Dr. J. P. Ite.ldy. The orchard Is one of the best known 1n tin' valley and the pioneer commercial orchard in this section. It consists of :ioo acres of choice varieties of apples and pears, I ill) of which are In hearing, tho remainder In young trees from two to four years old. A line modern country residence goes with tho grove, which will nif.ko an Ideal home. Mr. Allen will subdivide, the or chard into live ii nil ten-acre tracts, which will lie pl:u-cd upon Ihe innr kel. reserving a poriloii tor himself. The balance vtll Ull the Increasing demand of liomeseekerB for small tracts of beaili g crchanl, a deniiin.l Impossible to supply bllberto. On this tract Is located the won derful block of IB 14 aires of Winter Nells pours, which produced n net yield of 9 III. "no, or 1 1 r. . K :! per tree In 1 907. be charged at the rote of one rent each: lllalr. R. C; llliiilson. John: llow ers. Eugene; Itouinkel. Hen: Crock er. J. H.; Prances, H.; ileuughes, U.; King. Win. 121: ivnrgt-s, Miss liladys; Lnndess, (J. Joe; Moore Will: Mooer. Mrs. M.; Osborn, Oliver: Phillips, Mrs. Lottie; Pierce L; Rooney, Win. Suiue. Mrs. Elsie; Snotlgrass, Mrs. S.; Y.: Teager, Mr.: CORES BL000 POISON Pon-ftl Into F.klle. Wm. npchurch, of Glen Oak, Okla., vbi au exile from home. Muunt.t'n Ir. h thuuKht, would cure a right ful, lunK-rurkliiK couch that bud defied all rMnedles for two . year. After all months he returned, death doitKlnR bis fttepH. 'Then I tie Ran to ur Dr. KtTtK'ti New IMnt-overy." be wrlteB, "and after taklun !x butttef I am as well an ever." It piivps thoimamU yearly front desperate tout; dlseaBen. Infulllhle for cu-ikI ami colda, It din pel hoametieHS ami throat. Cure nrlp. bromhltfn HeinorrhaK1, Asthma, t'roiip. Whooping CouKh. toe nt tut. trial bottle free, num miteed by all druKKlita. PeinovliiK thn outwurd symptoms Is not nil that is mc?ssiry to cure OonttiKlous Illood Poison. The virulent erms whicli produco lluise ex-tor-n ill munift'Htut ions must lo completely drivon from tho blood beforn u real cure ctin le ettected. The leust tuint leit in tlio circulation will sooner or Inter eiinso a fresh outbreak of the trouble, with nil its hideous symptoms of uleorutod mouth uml throat, copper-colored snt3, lulling hair, sores und ulcers, etu. Only a blood pin i tier can euro Contagious Illood Poison. Medicines which merely chock the symptoms for n. time, because of tlioir HtroiiK minorul nature, and leave the poison smouldering in tho system, have brought disappointment to thotu'.mls. The disease always returns utter such treatment. S. S. S. cures Contagious Hlood Poison and curts it per manently. It goes into the blood, and removes every particle of the poison. nmkiiiK the circulation pure, rich and healthy, nor does S.S.S. leave tho slightest trnco of the diseasn for future outbreaks. S. S. S. does not contain any nniieml iiiKnuiintt but is mn.dn entirely of roots, herbs and barks, which are most valuable in thir blood-purifyiuK properties, and nt tho same time specifically adapted to buildini up the entire system. If you havo Contagious Illood Poison S.S.S. will euro you b-jcause it will thor oughly purity your Illood. Homo Treatment Hoo'c n:i I any medic al ndvit? rw to THE SWIFT SPECIFIC "'V ATLANTA. C ' Smith, Karnest; Snyder, ,1. H.: Turner. Kev. It Taverner. Win.: U:TTKK OK Iti;'0MKl)ATIt). Koseburg, Or., Nov. 19, 1909 This is to eortiry that I secured n loan from the Jackson Ixmu and Trust Company, of Jackson, Mivs. through their agent, Mr. U. S. K. Walker, on the 19th day of Nov., 1909, after 1 had matured my con tracts the company had my property Inspected and abstract examined and loan closed up through the First National Hank of this city satisfac torily. I am well pleased with my loan and tho treatment by the agent. Mr. Walker. Signed this 19th day of Nov., 1909. dnii7 WILLIS S. HOWARD. Wiley, J. S. Woodery. T. .1. C. W. PARKS. P. M. For good prlntUg of all kinds The Review always leads. Kansas is stirred up over the find ing of nn egg by Mrs. Ralph Kullen. a farmer's wife. Imbedded in the shell of the egg vy:? ominous ihar acters v lik-h spell-: d out "nroujit. 191 t." - . "Keen KmHIntr." Woman s Power Over Man Woman's most glorious endowment is the power to awaken and hold the pure and honest lr.ve of a worthy num. When she loses it und still toves on, no one in the wide world can know the heart agony she endures. The woman who sufTers from weak ness and derangement of her special womanly or ganism soon loses the power to sway the heart of n man. 1 ler general health suffers and she loses her good looks, her uttractiveness, her umiabititv nnd her power and prestige as a women. Dr. K.V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N.Y., with tle assistance of his htalX of nhle physicians, has prescribed for and cured many thousands of women, lie has devised a successful remedy for woman's ail ments. It is known os Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It is a positive specific for the weaknesses an.' disorders peculiar to women. It purifies, regu lates, strengthens and heuls. Med-cine dealers sell it. No hottest dealer will edv.iC you to accept n substitute in order to make a little larger profit. IT MAKES WEAK WOMEN STK.OHG, GICK WOMEN WELL. lr. Pierce' Phasrnt IKII. is regulate od Mlrengthca SlnmaH, l.irer and no vel. WIUK KKXt'K JI HT ltl:t Kl I II. All iieroom who l.avt ordcri'd woven wlro fence or wish to plnct' or ders for the entne are notiNil limv with that a carload of the in Juet been received at HoftotHtrK nnd la ready for delivery upon applica tion. 8. B. CHOUCM. ltueburi:. d If Km Who Wouldn't Be Thankful? Roseburg Electrical House E. C. SOWLE Electrical Monger. Have you seen those reading lamps, just, arrived? OI'K.V DAY AND NKiHT Corner Main nntl Onk Strtts, rear of Douglas National Itnuk Hldg. l'hoiie 1)13. ti itKt'MVK pkksia r or si i u iiamisomk .ikh ki.uv AS CAN UK II Ml IIKHi:. I.' Mil' II.WK NCIOXK l-'.USK TO -IAKK A I'ltliSI-iM' TO, M AKK )K TO YOI'USKI.I'. SI UK. I.V AMONtJ OI It KlXtiS. IIKACKI.KTS. I.OfKKTS. CIIAIVS, WATt'llKS. SCAltr I'lVS, ItltOtKTIKS, K IT.. TMKItK IS SIIMKIIIINt; YOf HAYK I1KKN WAXTIVti. WHY WAIT I'Olt SOMK (INK TO (ilM-I IT TO YOl".' l A K K SI IIK OK IT IIY MAMNU A (ill-'T Itl YOI KSKI.K. Parties wishing aoniethlnx nice in a laundry tray, cait enauiel, atone (laied, or cement, call on Winnie 0a4dU, Uia plumber. dtt n. S. MUEY On Cms Srrwt THE JEWELER L. H. RHOADES & CO. 2nsdtor Successors to A. D. BRADLEY. Come and see us. Can save you money on any thing you want to buy. If you have any thing to sell get my offer before selling as I will pay the highest cash price for second hand goods. PLOWS Sanders Double and Single Disc Benecia Reversible Disc J. I. Case John Deere Moline Canton Sulky and Walking PLOWS- PO tOVR FLOWING NOW J. F. BARKER & CO. Implement, Vehicles Phoue 161 Roseburg Ore. StM WINNER Another Shipment of? those Stylish Hand tailored overcoats just received. "Just Right" Military Colars.-English tweeds, Cheviots Unfinished worsteds aid Rosebcry c!o:hs Priestly $15 to $27.50 Copyiiahl 1909 The Hook of Kuppenbrimet Chicgo The stl& Your Home of A'bJfsHy Cl0lheS REGAL !T PrcSSd Shoes Y-- Free The Jackson Lonn & Trust Com pany, through tnerr fluent, uaniei b. R. Walker, lias eight new nouses uniler constiuotlon in Uosebuig alone; C in Chatlwlck Adilition, all of them modern houses. If you want home and want to nay for it in small monthly payments, call or write their agent, who will bo pleased to xnlaiu how you can secure a loan. We also make farm loans, buy mort gages, and give you all the time you want to repay the loan. 11 you wani to insure your property In some of the best companies in the U. S., ee Daniel a. it. winner. Ageni, Room 1, Hell Sisters Bills. Ilosoburg, Oregon. utr Carload ceiling, stepping and V. g. flooring Just received. Page Invest ment Co., North Roseburg, Phone 2421. dtf ''amoiis Hiclntltlsotl Kmhroidery Silks at the Art Variety Store, cor ner Pine and l,nne streets. Mrs. C. W. Bradford, Prop. dswdlS .t. .. .J. .J. .3. 4. 4. 4. I'Olt SALE. 20 acres of fine garden land, situated 24 miles south of Portland, on the S. P. P. U. J Includes modern, 10-room 4. house, a 2-room cottage, other 4 farm buildings In first-class 4 condition, and two good wells. A big snap at $ 1,000. Terms 4- tO HUH. "J Inquire of owner, J. E. TCn ger, 215 Main street. Roseburg. 41 dssw dl Sl'NHKAM PHOTO PARLORS have been leased by Albert M. Stephens, an experienced photogra pher, recently of Kllensburg, Wash. His portrait and view work Is all high class and gunrntoed. If you want tasty, np-to-dute work give htm a trial. dswtf A (ilKT THAT OXI.V 1VK. YOU CAN What would be better than a liv ing portrait of yourself, the kind we make, ljel us nave your oraer oe- r.... tl... t.nlt,l p,,L-lt CLARK'S STUDIO, Koseliui'K N'nt'l. Hunk itlilg. dtt PROFESSIONAL. 1)118. SKULY, SKTHKR STEWART Physicians and Surgeons. Suite of Oitlce Rear Douglas Coun ty Ilauk Building, Ground Floor. Phono 1161. UOSHBURQ --- - OREGON f- FOR SALE. f 100 acres, one and one-half 4 miles from town. All cleared, J mostly bottom land, balance 4. gently sloping. Six acres bear- g lug fruit. No buildings. Kine 4 4- jilace for orchard and general 4 farm. Good roads, daily mail. 4" 4. $10 per acre, half cash. P. A. 4 4 t'oppard. Oakland, Oregon. d J J J aa a a J AT J FARM FOR SALE. 4!r. Wash. St. Portland, Or., Phone Main 360. ('. M. HARRIS Tilxidernilst nnd Furrier I mount big game heads, birds, fish, make fur rugs, remodel and clean fur garmens. Buy fur and specimens of all kinds. Express and mail orders promptly attended to. GEO. E. HOUCK, M. D. Office In the Review Building, up stairs, Rooms 13 and 14. -Ray and Electrical Treament. Telephone, Main 31. ROSEBURG ... OREQON. Office Hours: Phones: 10 to 12 a. m. Office Main 1711 2 to 4 p. m. Resid. Mnlu 1721 DR. I.ITETTA SMITH, Physician Women and Children Diseases a Specialty. Office. Rooms S and 9, Marsters' Blk next to Douglas Natl' Bank Bldg. W. A. STRAW, Architect. Plans. Specifications and Estlraatei Oiven. Office at Dyslnger Mill. Telephone 1111. DR. J. U CALLAWAY, Onteopntlilc Physician. Graduate American School of Osteopathy. Klrksville, Mo., un der founder of the science. Dr A. T. Still. Ab.aliam Bldg. Phone 1B91 ROSEDLRO OREGON Why Not Plant an Orchard? It will Dav VOU Letter I than any other invest- j ment you can make. For ; the best trees a. reason - i ables prices see ! A. L. KITCHIN, Tilephone 2026. Koseburj.Or I have 900 acres improved land, two miles from good It. R. station. 100 or more acres under cultivation, as good fruit land as there Is in Ore- gon. $I.0v0 worth of peaches, ap-" pies, grapes, etc., sold this year. Several million feet of timber on the land, llr, hardwood and cedar; fine water everywhere; can be subdivided, but will sell tho whole tract for $20 per acre if taken at once. Also good oil prospects on same land. D. P. Fisher. 121-123 West Oak Street, Roseburg, Oregon. dtf WANTED. Operators. Apply Chief Operator, the Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co.. 120 W. Cass. (1 WANTED. Man to work on ranch, good wages and steady work. Mar ried man preferred, will furnish separate house. Inquire at office of Harding Land Co., Roseburg, or apply to It. W. Illnkley at Garden Valley. dtt WANTED. Girl for general house work. Washing given out. Wages $20 a month. Inquire at Joseph son's house between 10 and 12 a. m. dtf WANTED 12 men, good farm hands and teamsters. Good Job and steady work. Wages $1.50 per day and board. Apply to F. B. Walte. Sutherlln, Ore. dtf FOR SALE. FOR SALE. Team, camp wagon and harness; cheap. Call at Moore's feed barn, Main street. D FOR SALE. My residence property at the corner of Mosher and Pine streets. A snap for $3000 If taken at once. M. Devaney. D FOR SALE. Fresh milch cow. In quire of H. C. Dawson. 625 First Avenue South, N. Roseburg. dn25 FOR SALE. Team of draft horses, weight about fourteen hundred each, with wagon and harness; al so a cream separator. Very reas onable. Phone 1321. dtf. FOR SALE. 1 bay horse, 16 4 hands hlah, 4 years old, weight 1400; 1 brown mare 16"4 hands high. 5 years old. weight 1500 pounds; 1 bay mare 8 years old. weight 1600 nonnds: 1 browtx mare. 8 years old. weight 1600 pounaB: 16 to 20 stock hogs lor sale. Call on or address G. H. Pitts, Ruckles postotBce. dtf FOIt RENT FURNISHED ROOMS For rent. In quire at 456 Rast Ave. t!