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WEDNESDAY
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Xmas Sale of Japanese Silk Kimonas
$25.00 Japanese Silk Coat $16.50
$20.00 Japanese Silk Coat $12.50
$15.00 Japanese Silk Coat $8.50
$10.00 Japanese Silk Coat $6.00
They are made of Jap-Silk, quilted
and lined with cotton, they make an
admirable Xmas gift.
Xmas Sale $1.50 Men's Shirts $1.00
$1.00
Men's Dross Hhlrts In coat Btyli'ti,
oolorod and w lit to, phmttul fruntH, itt-
tHL'lieil CUftkii Bituclttl
Xmas Sale Children's Fur Sets $2.50
$2.50
Children's Ktir Sots hi different
styles, muffa And nook iUtob; flpcrlal
2 Xmas Sale $1.00 and 75c. Dolls. 50c
50Cts.
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Xmas Sale of $2.50 Petticoats $1.50
$1.50
Genuine lleutlierblooni I'ottlcoata.
Rood and full, wall imulu, extru
HV(;lul
Xmas Sale of $2.00 Waists for $1.25
$1.25
Xmas Sale of Women's Tailored
Wiilsm, all styloB and qualities, mood
imtterim, nil white; best $2.00 values,
special
Xmas Sale of75c Silk Gloves for 50c
50Cts.
Women's I. tuck,
(iray Double-Tip
sale
Tan, White and
Kltigera. special
$1.50 Women's Union Suits for 98c I.
98Cts. I
Women's Onelta Vnderwear In
cream or grey, regular $1.50 values,
special
Xmas Htilo on all Doll worth from
75c to $1.00; mu'i-lul
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$1.50 Grade of Kid Gloves for $1.00 i
$1.00 I
Xmas Sale on Womeu's Kid Gloves
In gray, tun, black or white, special
(mmi:k i: commission
HecommeihU Physical Valuation of
lnttTNlule HailwayH,
WASHINGTON. Dee. a I. In
enumerating eertulu amendments to
PxlstliiK law which It deems dmiruhV
the Interstate Commerce I'mn mis
sion in Its anuuul report, made pub
Ite today, places foremost tlie ui'Keni
need of a physical valuation of the
Interstate railways of the country,
lu this connect ton the report says
that If rates estahUnht'd by the com
mission are to be au.-ces-fiiMy de
fended when attacked by the car
riers, some means must be furnished
by which, within reasonable limit, a
value can be established which shall
be blndlUK upon the courts and the
commission. The report also utkcs
that some method be provided bv
which rn 1 1 roads can be prevented
from advaucliiK their rates or chang
ing their reKulatlous and practices
to the disadvantage of the shipper
pending an -itivt'sllgutlnii Into the
reasonableness of the proposed
changes.
The need of control over railway
capitalisation Is Hgitln ured upon
the attention of Congress as a sub
ject constantly Increasing In Impor
tance. Keferrlug to the adoption by the
RaIm th dough mZHt&9RBm
and compliv with h,n,c-' ?v J
II pur food Uw. fcr1. ."-r??a
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CRKSCKNT MTO . CO.
Makcrt or MAPULINV
National AKsoetatlon of Hallway
Commissioners of a uniform code
of cur demurrage rules, the report
nays that It Is esilmated that the
general enforcement of these rules
will be equivalent to the addition of
100,000 cars tu the country's avail
able car supply and that, incidentally,
many unlawful advantages which
powerful shippers have been able to
Mccure through loose car service will
be remedied.
The sum of $:t04.233 has been col
lected during the year In lines for
criminal violations of the law agaius.
currier.; and shipper. These lines
followed Indictments against carriers
for rebating In various forms from
published rates and for transporting
property without having Iraltlcs on
llle. and Indictments against shippers
for regular rebates and for mis
billing of property and so aeeurn,;
lower rates. The only indictments
against any prominent railroad odl
eial during the year are two against
the president of the Louisville. Hen
derson and St. l.ouis railway, charg
ing him with giving rebates when he
wa general freight and passenser
agem of his road. It is believed that
violations of the law are decreasing
in number, but there seems to be no
decrease lu the insidious forms of
rebating resulting from arranse
meiUs, legal in every respect except
lu the result produced.
"A number of complaints are on
hand." the report says, "concerning t
the leasing of property by carriers i
to shippers for a nominal rental, j
with a further agreement that all
shipments made by the lessees shall
be routed over the lines of the It's- !
aors. The ownership of shipping j
corporal tons by carrying corpora- I
linns, having been held by the Su- '
preme Court not to be in violation j
of the commodities clause, still j
continues and gives rise to many dis
criminations. It becomes increas-
tngly evident that complete freedom
from discrimination can be secured
only by a complete separation of the
business of transportation from all
other business.
"11ie most dtltlcult to detect and
prove today are those arising from
the Identification of owuershlp of
carriers and shippers and those
arising from the pretense that ser
vices performed by shippers for
themselves are In reality services
for the carriers to be paid for by the
latter. The so-called elevation al
lowance on grain are fair samples of
the arrangements by which services
performed by shippers for themselves
are prcended U be services for the
canters and paid for as such. The
elevation allowances serve simply to
make a 'rate upon shipments of grain
unloaded into elevators lower than Is
open to shipments unloaded in any
other way."
Kecommetidatton is made for ad
ditional legislation to require the
railroads io supply such safety ap
pliances as steps, ladders, roof hand
holds, runnings boards and hand
brakes and to see that they are
maintained in the best possible con
dition. The commission announces that It
will shortly publish a special report
of a complete analysis of 2600 com
panies which, under one form or an
other, are engaged In moving freight,
showing answers to eighty-four speci
fic questions. These questions cover
Information relative to corporate,
physical and operating conditions,
industrial ami t rathe operations, re
lations with carriers and accounting
conditions.
The total mileage owned. Includ
ing all tracks, for the year 190$, was
;U;t.t4" miles. There were ;7.6iiy
locomotives, and of cars, all classes. ;
2. 244, 357. The number of em
ployes was 1. 458.244. The number
of passengers carried during the
year ending June 30. 1909, was S90.
009,574, and the number of tons of
freight was l.(v32,9Sl.790. I
The average cost of running A
train one mile was $1.47. The av
erage receipts for passenger service
per train mile was $1.27 and the
freight $2.05.
Fur Kccma, Tetter itiul Salt Itlicum.
The Intense Itching characteristic
of these ailments Is almost Instantly
allayed by Chamberlain's Salve.
Many severe cases have been cured
!by It. Kor sale by all druggists. C
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dickey, of San
Francisco, were in this city today.
akes a
erry Christmas?
You ask us what Makes a Merry Christmas and we'll
tell you this "It's the nice things we get to eat"
FOLKS WHO FLETCHERIZE
Argue that man should eat but little I We agree, and argue that that little
here below, and eat that little long. you eat should be the very best.
Whether it is or not your Grocer ought to know-Ours is the best.
NICE RIPE NAVL ORANGES
You don't Always get ripe, sweet, juicy Oranges-but
we know the kind you like, and thats the kind we've
got this time for you Ripe and delicious from Sunny
Southern Calif.--(we don't grow 'em in Oregon Yet.)
KA 110 KOKN SYRUP
Yes we have it
Good for taffy making, fur hot cakes, for baking
you know how good It Is If you don't try It ,e:.,,., Covc- TMie TT"
Mor anything ''V3- a wf
KAISINS the good kind you can't eat too many raisins NRW DATUM.
SMYKXA FH;S and they're good the Smyrna kind comes in boxer. Currants, Cranberries,
Mince meat of course and to tilt the youngsters stockings we have tho best candy and nuts
Citron all go to make up the Christmas dinner.
ALTON S. PRBY
WHKRE THEY HAVE THOSE GOOD THINGS TO EAT
LOCAL NEWS.
Phone 2211 for anything In the
baking line free delivery. Umiqui
Uakery. dtf
Novelties In all varieties Tor bath
room use. Phono 2101, Winnie Gad
dis, the plumber. dtf
Coimlus County Creamery butter
only 90c a two-pound square. Ask
your grocer for it. Patronize home
industry. DTF
Many attractive Xmas
loseburg Hook Storp.
gifts,
at For good printing of all kinds The
Review plwnvs loacH.
For a Lame Hack.
When you have pains or lameness
in the back bathe the parts with
Chamberlain's Liniment twice a day.
massaging with the palm of the hand
for live minutes at each application.
Then dampen a piece of Hnnnel
slightly with this lini-uent fid bind
it over the seat of pain, and jou may
be surprised to see how quickly tht1
lameness disappears. For sale by
alt druggists. C
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CASTOR I A I
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bough! j
Bears tho .yf jOT 1
Signature of ' HTuC4Ut4 :
occasion
UNEXCELLED
Is our Holiday Line of
SWEETS
Fancy boxes FOR. a"
Goods for XMAS trees a specialty.
The Rose
Jackson St. Near Post Office
MONKY TO LOAN.
I Stewart & Wright, 349 N Jackson
street, are the local aeents of a large ;
and reliable firm of Portland, Oregon,
who are making loans on Uoseburyi
and Douglas county property. Cail
or write for particulars. dtf 1
60 YEARS
EXPERIENCE
Coffee
The kind thtt makes the break
fast rl Coffee through and
through always the same.
Your grocer will grind it
better if ground at home not
too tine.
Thadc Mark
COPVHIGHT9 Afi.
A iont grilling a nkeifh and dtcTtpM"ri ni M
jUtaklr rt- ort.iiii nitr ni'inl-'ii frt'6 whether an
taTtnt!n w ir"hn if ,.!ttriiiJe. n 'iiini-iv
tlftiaMricMf ititldt!iitla.t. lUSPSOOH on ri?tit
eii fns. i'Mot k'?m-v for vurirtf pai?n'4.
('tents t.iktfi; ilir-ujli Muim A C' rJlT" '
Scientific Hmcrlcait,
A bftrnlsontflr H!ni:nit1 woklT. Inrvott ?.
niiation fi' C-iei ilUf J"'irtt:il. Trms. a f
Veil.-: f nr ni.-nt.b4, L tiv.abjll iwmtonier
nUKN S Co.M,B New Yqt
Headquarters For Xmas
Goods at CLINGENPEEL'S
Thj LATEST Gnh to bj Carried in a
First CI ass Jewelry Store to be found in
Rosebuoi. Call and see them TO-DAY
Prices always right
'JEWELER OPTICIAN.
The time is short, do not delay
Roseburg, Oregon
Phone 2143
Kvclustvo
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for
Chu.4 VV Sanborn':
niul
Tea
You should
try them,
then you will
know what
Okino & SanlMrus
means on
Ti'ia ami 0nV
SATISFACTION
That's what you will get.
We guarantee that to you.
We have provided iu those Special Katables
for you.
SELECTING
Preferred Stock in Glass and Canned Goods.
Heinz's Mince Meat and Pickles iu Bulk.
The Fitiest Imported Citron and Orange Peel.
Nuts, Caudies, and Imported Cheese.
Roseburg Rochdale Co.
WANTED
Turkeys and Chickens
Ducks and Geese
Bring them in Quick
HIGHEST CASH PRICES
V..u Mill want a lot ,f l.-.. ,s rail,S, rt.il.'x, fl. f.r
C'lirWlnia... W . hay,. ng,,,, fn.h ,k ,
JVujvill al.. li.i.l a w.-11-a.rtfil II,,.. f s..asonal.l.- gr.M-rri.-s
In ..,- Qr ,.k ls ,,.. nr rr,B n.nsnniM(,
mnum.-n,,, . .,,k, , vor ., ,,,, nny1nt
an.l K KliYTHIX.. .I.jrahl.- f..r ,.. i,,ty ,, ,,,
Harness Johnson
GROCERS
-Sheridan St. UAe Phone No. is 1031
We Carry the Best
SPRAY
PUMPS
and
FIXTURES
J. F. Barker , Co.
Roseburg, Oregon 0
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