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Jyiif'. lluinalc Iroin Royal Gra;e Cream of Tajrter1 jjjj CVSNiM LwrtrnBJs Insures the most ' Jjl Jrfetefijpelicious and healthful foodW HOKTLANi, Of., .VjV. lxtra select turkey 3 .c- 8it t t;irkV 30c. Common turkr-r-i 2.c a poar-J. Tbal the rant$e ct Tiaiiks- iTiVtbK bfri In ibt For: 'ana retail rkets today ths hi?h i3t nrK- fver rworJ'-U tn ihe hir.oiy r.f tii- Pcrtland market. T.irkt'ya are short in :h P..-r land market and as a r-;j.: : ro ie i : acrjribtiu for tlit-m. ra. . Ta- coma. Abrrnit-n. Vamcuv.-r Vic toria H. C. aul Aiatka ar. to;njistn- California has been end t.'." rins; tc buy turkeys here for a wek but could not soe u re a j:in;)y because of the fear of a lin.itf J offericg. Hisrhtr pr'cs have beer, offered on all .rtes for select birds, but without avail. The farmers received mere foT their bird this year Id comparison with the prfce in the open market than ever before. In tfa country as hiffh as r I cents a pound was paid This breaks all records of primary markets by at least 2c a pound. EVENING jROSEBURG REVIEW 1HSI R1) DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY KKV1EW ITUUSHIXti COMPAN U WIMHKRLY. DAILY PwT year, by mail. 3.00 Per month, delivered 60 Per weelr, delivered 16 SEMI-WEEKLY Par year 12 00 Stx mouth 1.00 NOVKMUKK .1, 120 8AWMILUS WKKR KKPKKSK.VTKII AT MEKTIXO. KXOS lIX. PIOXKKR OP '.la. Slity Luiubermen In Aitmlnce at IVHUbgr irure Stanljr. COTTAGE GROVE, Or., Nov. 22. Tb Oregon and Wahlncton Lum ber Manufacturing Association held Its rejruJar meeting here Saturday. There were abouf 60 members pres ent. repreaemiOK about 120 suwmills In Oregon. Many Important questions were acted upon, among them a Ue 1 Km to Join he National Lumber alaAufacturing Association. Progress was reported us to marksUag odd lengths, and a cam paign was approved a to the -on-aervatloo measures in ntarkrUix clear hirober. Traffic and legal bur eaus were or ga nixed to work on trans port at Km problems to aeconii..iiii good results on freight claims for overcharges on shipments. Ad ad vert Using plan was decided upon to display seUcted nr. consrst Ing of board-celling, interior finish, mouldings and cornice, ready far in staiNitlon in the Bureau of American Republics, at Washington. 0. C of which John Barrett is director. The code of ethics promulgated by the com panic' congress was adopted, with the understanding that this ciattoo. la opposed to transit Ktiip menta. The outlook for trade con dition! waa pronounced as encourag ing for ties and structural timbers An Increased demand is looked tVr to the sprins from the East and Cali fornia. The Oregon and Washingion Lum ber Association wiit entertain the Western Retail Lumber association of Spokane, which is to be held in Poftlaad. February 14 to Kebmarv 1. I K. Campbell, chairman of 1hs Oregon R-vlroad Commtton. ad dressed the coaveiKkn on preset and prospective railroad buiKlinc In Oregon and its effects on the turn tar ing1 industry. Knos Iixtn, who died at the home .if his daughter. Mrs. Thou. Jenningn, at Ikiise. Idaho. Monday, Nov. 22, l -Mi, was tlti y-ars jt age and a (Kiurla County pioiwr of 1S."2. In hat y-ar he crstfid (he plain with1 his parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. j Ttv. . li n. totcrether with ctnr j members of tue family. Tin ie;tlt-d j tin the North 1'uitniua rher. uar the, mouth of Clover Creek, about eiht 1 mi'es east of !t-seburg. Though, his brothers and sisters subsenif nt:y , ltuaitd eUewhere. this place aiVa! remained Mr. Dixon's home. j Mr. Dixon was S. C. Rart rum's im-j aedittte predce4iSAr as supervisor of that part of the original Cascade Re-j serve that is now the rmpqua Nation-i al Forest. He was also a prominent j member of the Second Southern Ore- j eon District Agricultural Society, audi at one time was Us president. j Resides Mrs. J-nn;ne two other daughters survive Mr. D'.xn. These1 are Mrs. Jes?i Shambr. ok. i f Imp qua Kerry, mho arrived in Koseburs ith Mr. Shambnxk thi? in rm r.. and Mrs. A. K. Kent, of Eikt'n. who. will perhaps reach here this evening. There ha also one son. Thos. Dixon. f Clover Crek. who lef: here for ikdso fast Thursday um receipt of .itformadon that his father had Kuf fer.M a par:tiUc str-.ik-. Previous ;o this a(T irtiuti. Mr. Dixon was ai rhe ht ;vr.t!y- it Collins. Wa-h.. ndavorinx to g! rv'.i--( from rhe-4-natisn.. IVra'ysfs rau-:d :ne dtAth of Mr. , Om r. j mother, and one of his three 1 mrwvlng sifters, Mrs Kebxva 1 Rhoad. who lives in .Misfouri. has I been nfflLc;od with this r.ui::idv fr ! several years pasr. The other two listers are Mr. 0. Y Shaver' and Mrs. E. R,van. both of Portland. Mrs.: Shaver is also dsngenui-ty ill at tie present time, three nur-tes b'sn z in itten :inoe on her.' Mr Iixan Atsk leaves two brothers. R. U. Dixor. of Dixonviilo. and J R. Dixon, of this city, both etiuaitr a well known :hr)ithout the oninty as himse'f. Kunera! arrangements wi!( no: N made until the arrival of the re mans in this city, either tomorrow or Thurwlay. STTDEXTS AT O. A. C. Following U a list of students from Douglas county who are attending in Oregon Agricultural College at Cor valUs: Robert WendeH Itell, Roseburg. ('has- Robert Dear, Oakland. I.uiu L!dv, Rol;jrg. William H. Kllenburg. Drain. Dorothy Evans, tmpqua. Janu-s Wm. Graham. Gardiner. Geriee Albert Harris. Rcteeburg. William H. Harris. Roseburg. t'has. D. Ha'field. Melrose. Refa Huntington. Yoticuila. McKinley Huntington. Yoncalla. Beatrice Imrie. Meiro-?. John Ernest Jackson. Rcseborg. Harry Arthur Undgren, Meirose. William Roy Sawyers. Scottsburg. William J. Thornton. Roseburg. Ora Weaver. Myrtle Creek. Henry Bergman. Gardiner. Every county in Oregon is repre sented, also 27 states and foreign countries. Excluding Renicn coun ty. Multnomah leads with 152 repre sentatives. Washington second wi:h 12. while Linn has 40. Young GirU Are Victims " of headaches, as well as older worn en, but all get quick relief and prompt cure from Dr. Kioe's New- Life Pills, the world's best remedy for sick and nervous headaches iner make pure blood, and strong nerves, and build up your health Try them. 25c at all druggists. LETT Kit OK RECOMMENDATION Roseburg, Or.. Nov. 19, 1909. Th:? Is to cor:ify that I s.'?urt 1 loan from the Jacks m Loan ani Trust Compauy. of Ja'kion, Miss., through their agent. Mr. D. S. R. Walktr. on the 19th day of Nov., 1509, after I had matured my con tracts the company had my property inspected and abstract examined and loan closed up through the First National Rank of this city satisfac toniy. 1 am welt pk-a.ed with my on and the treatment by the agent Mr. Walker. Jisned this I 9th day of Nov.. 199 dr.27 WILLIS S. HOWARD. Nov. a;ed DIED. COLLINS. In Portland. Or., 2 2. 1909. Mrs. E. C. ColHns 4 years Mrs. Collins was a former resident of Roseburg and a sister of F. H. Churchill, the local hardware mer- 1 -hant. mho ieft Monday nieht for (Portland to attend the funeral. Mrs t(.'clltn$ had been in poor health for several years past. The end was 1 feared some days ago. when Mr. 'Churchili hastened to Portland. The ! patient showed ffigus of Improve- merit upon his arrival, however, and be returned to Roseburg two da? 5 before she passed away. t Mrs. Collins was a catlve of Dart- For something special for dinner?, parties or balls, see the t" nipo.ua Pak try. Phone 2211. dtf ford. Wis. She ! a;--d to Rosebur seventeen years At j iad alter a res.;-dep.- here of ten yoars njoved tc Portland with her p.vrea:s, Mr. anvi Mrs. ti. H. Chur hiV. and her dauzh tT. Miss EnV. all of whom survive her. Mrs. Collins' huband died 2 years ago. Mrs. Collins was a charter mem her of Li lar Circle. No. 49. Women of Woodcraft, of this city. She was ao a member of the Methodis church. Roost for the Federal building. RTOCK OKDKRKD FiR POKTOKKOKD RAILROAD. B ANION. Or.. Nov. 22 The cn tract lor the rails p'ke. etc . of the Bandon-Irf Or ford RAtroad ha ben M. The "Guilders wili ue poQnd steel and the matraj is to h delivered br April li. so triat actual contttmcfKn can begin early '.e the prirv. or as soon as the aeather will permrt. A part of the rolling stock has ali bee contracted for. The ftr: co:i aignmeot will consist of a (j ton Jo couKHive. 23. flat can. le bx car, one pAatr coach and one com bined passenger atd exiirts car. urnm 3 17 l:r,v.;- Catarrhal Deafness Avoided and Cured Prove this to yourself brwTiticgTjs to- sample, postpaid, ot tht saie acd speedy cure aro- g, healing. Or ask yxjur ist tor ;TT rrove tnis to jj day for a free t jf.g'fijj permiaeat, sai tjil iJ nunc. so-thini favorite Drefit KamoiLs Iiictwinlon Kmbnviderr HLs at ihe Art anety store, cor ner Pine and I.ane streets. Mrs. C. W. Bradford. Prop. dswdls dtt an ! rta'.e Afundei tyce tt Headquarters lor H j!ds' fic-i I Rc-i.Lurg Pook H;-re. Phono 211 for anythlas n baking line free delivery. I mpqiU Bakery. Raised and sweet douunuts. iren every morning at 9 o'clock at Luii qua Bakery. St. Ftegis Indian liakei.s. , at Rosburg ilojk here. For Irrigating plants cr aryth-n.' in the line of machinery. .1. W. DePries, at AP.haus and Sons' par age. f Carload ceiling, stepping ana v. g. flooring jusT received. Pare Invest ment Co., North Roseburg. Phono 2421. dtf Pearl and Bride Baker, of Kansas City. Mo., arrived here this evening to visit with their uncle. O. C. Baxcr. W. I. S'.apletnn and W. G. Patter son have purchased tne KOseDurg Restaurant and will conduct it as a flrst-class restaurant employing on;? hite. union help. Good meals at all hours of day or night. Oysters and hot tamales at all times. Privaie dining rooms for ladies and families. dir. W. E. Marstern. the marole deale. c&rries a full assortment ot Ver mont marble. He has many now de sign! which he would be glad to have you InspecL Hia price are reason able, and all his work guaranteed. North Jackson street, near Deer ieek Sridge. Roeurg. Oregon The Kippendorf-Diitmann Shoe for ladies and the Weyenberg heavy shoe for men are the most serviceable shoes. Felt slippers and moccasins, ladies' rubbers, men's rubber boots, new stock just received. R. L. Stephens, the Shoe Man. ddl The best line of post cards in town !4c 5c and luc ones all lc at The Fair. dtf If you want Carhartt Overalls you have to go to the Roseburg Rochdale Co. dtf Dr. Lowe, the well-known optician, will visit the following towns. Cot tage Grove. Dec. 6; Yoncalia. 7th : Oakland. Sth, Roseburg 9-1 0-11. 1 iji-ii 11 a. Look Here! We want to now you the imart Erie and cuitom Jtnpet ot our new Regal rnodeli (or ihiiseaion. Look these !ioe over carelully and then try to find the equal of tiee Regal cmtom ty!es anywhere the in town. You'll aearch in vain, because REGAL SHOES are the only ready-to-wear shoes at Regal prices that reproduce the latest cuitom styles a.:d we are the exclusive lo cal agents for this world- famous footwear. $350 $400 $500 ms mm The Jackson Loan & Trust Com-1 pany. through their agent. Daniel S. R. Walker, has eight new houses Don t fail to consult him about vour under construction in Roseburg CHRISTY. - 1909. to Christy. noRx. -In Rosebur. Nov. 22. Mr. and Mrs. Walter l daughter. eyes and glasses. dsw Rev. Driver, the evangelist, who i? conducting revival services at the Baptist church, preached an able ser mon last nfeht from Matthew 3:2. "Repent, for the Kinedom of Heaven Is at Hand." Services cctr'inue throughout the week. Special music by Rev. Driver and wife, who are ex cellent singers. If you want :o i.mr the first century t;c?l preruh -3 i y a twentieth century preacher, come to the Baptist church this week. A welcome to all. X. alone: 6 in Laadwtck Addition, an of them modern houses. If you want a home and want to pay for it in small monthly payments, call or write their agent, mho will b pleased to explain how you tan secure a loan. We also make farm loans, buy mort gages, and give", vou alt the time you want to repay the loan. If you want to insure your property in some of the bet companies in the L. S.. see us. Daniel S. R. WMker. Agent, Room 1. Bell Sisters Bid?. Roseburg. Oregon. dtf Patriotism Hunting, with or without dogs, is 'strictly prohibited on the lands ot the Curry Estate. d:f N. CURRY ESTATE. The rtomsh i a tarter actor in " life, liberty aad the pur suit o hppacM " rhn most people are aware. Patriotism can withstand hunger bat cot dyspepsia. The confirmed dys peptic ' is Dt fur treason, stratagems and spoils." The man who goes to the front tor his country with a weaJc stomaca will be a week &!Jier erd a fault tinder. A sviund stomach iLa.cs tor good citizenship as well as tor beaith liJ hrpruDCSs. Diseases ot the stomach and other organs of digestion and outritiun are promptly and perucntiT cured by toe use of Dr. PIERCE'S COLDL.V XEDieM. DISCOVERT, it ttoilds K9 rite body witb sacd flesh mad soiVJ muszJc. The dejler who offers a suK.titute for the ' Discory ia only cela:-i to make the littic more pro lit realized on the saie of lose meritorious preparations. Dr. t-icroe'i Utnowo Sense Medical Adwser is sent fret en rtcei,--t ti stamps to pay expense tf mailing rr. bend 21 or?c-eent stamps for ttie paper covered Iviok, or 31 stamps iV.r lue cu-th fuod. Address World's LKspensary Medical Auoeution. It. V. Pierce, M. I)., I'roi-kiu, BuBalo, N. Y. f, I-OK SAI.K. "I . 20 acres ot fine garden land, 4 situated 2 4 miles south of : 4 Portland, on the S. P. R. R. Includes modern, 10-room 4 house, a 2-room couaije, other 4. farm buildings in first-class 4- conditiou. and two good wells. 4- A tie snap al $4. "00. Terms to suit. 4 Itmuire of owner, J. E. En- '4 per, 215 Main street, Roseburg. - wl. d&sw dl SUNBEAM PHOTO PARLORS have been leased by Albert M. Stephens, an experienced photogra pher, recently of Ellenaburg, Wash. His portrait and view work Is all high class and guaranteed. If you want tasty, up-to-date work give him a trial. dswtf A CJIKT THAT ONLY GIVE. YOU CAX What would be better than a llv lng portrait of yourself, the kind we make. Let us have your order be fore the holidav rush. CLARK'S STl'DIO, ltiisfliurg Nat l. Hunk Uldg. dtt PROFESSIOXAXi. Liberal Free Sample i a nl aScc.K! ot cfc;:orco peoi:j reco-Bmeoded by 4: 1 -Jt,fAr t t. q -t:li co-d ia ihe fcead. -l.ca w c- ro - u! cJtiriii- Coniiins mo h-rs-i or. . 'i iT.::r. cineR:nt l-N and v1. ; .i r .3iOU drt:ts in ifc and V tube. r. t K. vo-. a v k iWc tube U be see: ioa (tc.t; jt pcA.. or A,uttij tiee sasp by l! ic:r I t Kondoa MIq. ComMXur9 Minneapolis Minn. rill!llliilimilll!lll!llllllll M a- Roseburg Electrica) House E. C. SOWLE Electrical Monger. Have you seen Lhose reading lamps, just arrived? OPEX PAY AXD XIC.HT Corner Main and Oak Streets. Ter of IVkukIw Xatiooal Bank Rltlg. Phone V3. DRS. SKELY. SETHER STEWART Phy.k-ians and Surgeons. Suite of Office Rear Douglas Coun ty Bank Building, Ground Floor. Phone 1161. ROSEBURG - - - - OREGON l4ir""l,'l,l"l"iIl",l 4 4 J. FOU SALE. 4 100 acres, one and one-half f 4. miles from town. All cleared, $ 4 mostly bottom land, balance 4 4- gently sloping. Six acres bear- 4 4 ing fruit. No buildings. Fine 4 4- place for orchard and general 4 4 farm. Good roads, daily mall. 4" 4. $40 per acre, half cash. P. A. 4 4 Coppard, Oakland, Oregon. d 4" FARM FOR SALE. 493 Wash. St. Portland, Or., Phone Main 3600. C. M. HARRIS Taitl-nnit and Furrier I mount big game heads, birds, ?h. rr.ake fur rugs, remodel and clean fur garmens. Buy fur and specimens of all kinds. Express and mail orders promptly attended to. Kororsl Into Kille. Wm. I'pchurvn. of 0a Oak. Oalt . wa ais ev.:e frotn honn'. Mt.Hintj'i air, be thouch'.. would cure a re fill, lace -raokla couch that hat defied aii rtntediee f.T tao j.a-t After ax ni'r.t&s he rvturaed. da" doK'rg h:a steta. Tha I b-can !j use Dr. Kltln a Star IMscover ."' wntaa. "acd afrer lakir.a i.i lc::'.- I am as as ever " It v..s thovtaads Jar'y ftMm d-'.;--a iurc d sea sea lefa'ilb'e for cot arj eOida. It d?ste. hvrsr..- an..l throat. Cure tr'-p. fcrvr.. h'.t:. Hemorrhacea. Ashtna. Crtin;.. WbcK-iptn Couh. 5w at tl Inal Ntt!e free. gaarar.'eJ y a'l draf I'.ata. WIRK FKVCK JUST KKCKIVKO. All peraoos ho Lare orJ.-r-..l worea wire ter.n1 or wish to p a-e or 4r for the sme are roi:tt,4 hr with that a rar.oad cf the wiry h.a Juat lea rciTed at Riwta:t a'd ta ready for deiisery n;oa apj'ika lo. 8 B. CROUCH, Koeb-y; d:f Fartie vuhlaf aosae'M&K a!"w la laaadry tray, cast enamel, atone t!aed. or cement, rail oa Winn.t liaadia, h piatctxr. dtf Tte turkey wili taste twice as DOs to the at'ccmpasunieBt of an Kdlaoa phoBograph J Lf iHtroajM Bar) adTarUawra. Who Wouldn't Be Thankful? TO KtlK I'lLI.-IM F M r HIXIIMIMK JKWKI.KY I N UK II Mi 114 UK. IK nl II l K l tNK KlJK TO I IkK fi;l T T. M Kai lK Til YHRKI M Kl: IV lOM. IK It KINt.S. HK.1 KIJTx I. IM'KKIS I'IMIVs. U A Tt Hl tl;l M IIIMXW HKS, CTf. TIU KF 1 S.IM4 TIU; VH H t K ill I U AT1M.. WHY w it ri'it soiK km: ti) r.ivK it to vih : mvkk M KK tF IT ItY MIMVl, .4 I.IIT Td IOI KK1'. A. S. HUEY On Cass Street. THE JEWELER L. H. RH0ADES & CO. 2nsd "rd 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 elling as I w ill pay the highest cash price for second hand goods. GEO. E. HOI CK. M. D. Oflce In the Renew Building, up stair. Rooms 13 and 14. VRay and Electrical Treament. Telephone. Main 31. ROStBURO - - - OREGON. Office Honrs: Phones: 10 to i: a. m. Office Main I'll S to 4 p. m Resid. Main 1721 I !!. I.ICETTA SMITH, Physician Women and Children Diseases a Specialty. Offl-e. Rooms S and 9. Marsters' Rlk next to Douglas Natl' Bank Bldg. W. A. STRAW, Architect. P!a:s. Specifications and Estimates Given. Office at Dysitger Will. T!epho llll. PLOWS Sanders Benecia Double and Single Reversible JJisc Disc J. I. C5 DO John Dtert Mortn Canton Sulky and Walking PLOWS YOUR PLOWING NOW J. F. BARKER & CO. Implements. Vehicles Fhoce 1S1 Roseburg Ore. PR. J. L. CALLAWAY, Osteotuuhlc Physician. Graduate Arr.erican School rf 0:eori:hy. Kirksville. Mo., un der founder of the eclence. Dr A. T. Still. Ab-iiart B M- Phone 1691 ROSEBURG ORECON Plant an Orchard? It will pay you 1etrer tlian any other invest ment you can make. For the best trees a. reascn--bles prices see A. L. K1TCHIN, Telephone 2026. fvoseburj. Or I have 9(10 acres Improved land, two miles from good R. R. atatlon. 100 or more acres under cultivrw's as good fruit land as there Is In gon. $1,000 worth of peaches, ap ples, grapes, etc., sold this year. Several million feet of timber on the land, fir, hardwood and cedar; fine' water everywhere; can be subdivided, but will sell the 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 GENERAL, HOUSEWORK WANTED. liy young lady in a small family, immediately. Address M. M., care C. F. Scott, Roseburg. do25 WANTED. Operators. Apply Chief Oiierator, the Pacific Tel. & Te. Co., 120 W. Cass. d WANTED. Man to work on ranch, good wages and steady work. Mar ried man preferred, will furnish separate house. Inquire at otflea of Harding Land Co., Roseburg, or apply to R. V. Hlnkiey 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. $1.60 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, rbone 1321. dtf. FOR SALE 1 bay horse. 164 hands high. 4 years old. weight I4U0; 1 brown mare 164 hands high. 5 years old, weight 1500 pounds; 1 bay mare 8 years old. weight 1600 pounds: 1. brown mare, g years old. weight 1600 pounds: 15 to 20 stock hogs for wile. Call on or address 0. H. Pitts, Ruckles postofflce. dtf for RFjrr FURNISHED ROOMS For rent. IB' quire at 46 Rut Are, U
