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Newspaper Page TextISMl Kl UAILT EXCKI-f tJl'NDAY ItEVlKW l'l -UIJHIII.NU .OMI'AX l. wiMUKiti.y. DAILY Ver year, by mail 13.00 'r month, delivered 60 tr wk. delivered li SKMl-WKEKLY isi year $3.00 Sl mouths 1.00 JAM'AUV 1U1U. The gentle showers proclaim thai Oregon Is herself again. Residents of Olalla and Ten Mile report that the llalnca surveyors are establishing an excellent grade tor the Itoseburg-Coos Hay rallrtwd. over the Camas mountain district. Car.' ful, -wriiianciit work is being done and construction work la cxpovtid to follow wlthlu a few montha. With $130,000 for good rooda and $ 1 20.000 for atreet paving during 4910, tills city aud county will in vest a round quarter of a million dollars In high class thoroughfares. Will It pay? Decidedly, yes; for during rhe year this Investment will attract twice Utat amount of ou:tdc ch pi ml . and pmperty values will be Increased ten times the amount til ;hls outlay. If you were lnvostitig a large sum of money In any enterprise you would expect to employ the most cumpetor.t mauagcr obtainable to see that it was to applied aa to bring the best re sults. Douglas county is i n v..-1 In about $130,000 in Kood roads this year and It would dolitless be a wis" jiolh'y to employ a thoroughly com petent and experienced mau as coun ty road overseer to direct the ex penditure of this money so as to get the best results, tkiod road butldiug has now become the lived policy of our people and a systematic plan should be adopted throughout the county for building roads, with a jterM'rxl superintendent to direct the district supervisors how to carry on their work to the best advantage and Assist them In so doing. KIHMT l'RU'KS IX ROSTOV. KH Strong Write of the PmrM Market 4mlttious There. nOSTON. Mass.. Jan. 1 Prune-, the plain dried kind, sell In Huston at 15 cents aud 25 cents a pound, retail. Most of the boxes bear Santa Clara, California, labels, but they taste and look Just like those treated Id Southern Oregon driers. Oregon and Washington apples aell tor $1 a doien and upward The better class of New England ap ple bring on the fruit stands 5 cents jeach. but can be purchased for It J5 aud $6 a barrel. To an Oregon .palate they tack the mealiness and juiciness of the Oregon fruit, seem ing In many cases more solid and acrid. Oranges retail here at ij cents a doien. and banatixs at 20 cents, and sometimes less. IC. K. STKONO. KIO SALK OK T1MIIHR IN I.MIVI'A rXlUKSf KKSKUVK. Coftnge drove lluyers Will tn'ruot Sawmill and Mile of Railroad to Curry Out YcMlunv COTTAGE OROVK. Or., Jan -Negotiations which have been pend ing six months between the Covern ment and Cottage Crove investors for 17i.000.0e0 feet of standing tim ber In the l'mpo,ua National Kores! Reserve will be completed within . few day. The C.overntuont has ac cepted the bid of A It. Wood st-.l F. L. Chambers, of this city, of a thousand slumpage. and has in formed them that a contract has been forwarded from Washington fc-r exe cution. In view of this the Cottase lroe meu have orgar.ircd a oon'.;'A:iv to carry on opera', iocs in the rocrvc. The eocstructiou of a n-.i;e of rail road to conntvt with tl-.e Oregon Southeastern at Iiisstoa was besun today, and a sawnr.il with a d.v; capacity of loo 000 fee: will be equipped Inside the fores: reserve fly the terms ef the contract the operating company will have fixe years In which to remove the tlr-.-her. and to do this a sawnv::) of aoo dallv caiac.ty wi.l he to run d.mb c shifts. If th'.s Is four-d r.,vt p-ici.-cahle a second mill :il be built. Tte Review do job nrtstlnc W. O. BRIDGES' I w uenerai merchandise i ' ! I i Oakland. Oregon. i Roseburg: Electrical Mouse E. C. SOWLE Electrical Monger. Have you seen those reading limps, just, arrived? ' OV DAY AND XK.HT tvrwT Mala ad ttk streets mu of tv-act Nashua I " 1-bo.e t.V A ton AaJ burl! td kit, if J ifik C. II. Medley. .Monday. Jan. S. Ik Id. .Miss Annie Kmlth went to Cottage) drove Wednesday. From there she .will go to Salem to tcu:-h In the jiulillc s-h.ols. Last Friday .Mr. and Mr. Wllllnm Moore, of Old Oakland, celebrated their golden wedding aud gave a dinner to a few friends In hutior of the event. New Year's day E. II. Cooper, of Hawthorne, was struck by a broken cubic. He was unconscious for three hour and received a few painful bruises about the head. Tuesday afternoon in Justice Hov Itig.lon s court. Kd. Mode nud lkmg las Tnpp were arraigned for killing deer unlawfully near Kellogg. While the game wardens think they have proof of guilt, the evidence was not strong enough to sei-uve it conviction nud the prisoners were given their liberty. Owl. Simple Homed) for Iji lripie. La Grlpp coubIis aro danstrous. as tlioy frMiut'inIy th-velop into pnru monla. FUya Honoy aud Tar not only stops the rount. but lit'als and sirfiitln-ns tho limna so that no serluuft rvtiults iuhhI be feared. We do not know of a Binple instance where a couph or coid resulted In pneumonia when Foley s Honey and Tar had been taken. The itenuiue Foley's Honey and Tar rmitaiim no harmful dnms and ts In a yellow package. MarHtersi Urns fo. sr!.V AT TMK OII'IU'HKS. lethulM Kilsrnl. Jas. K. Ilaw klns. pas:or. Freavhinn mornluK and evening by the pastor. Special iiuiidc at both tervti-es; Prof. Loti will sinp a aolo at the mornlnsr ser vice, entitled, ,-HU Kyi is n the Sparrow;" a male quartet will Sinn at the evening service. Sermon suhjeetRr 11 a. m -Fvanseltstie Omioruinitv;" 7 ::ii p. m.. "The AuthenUrity of the lies pel.' eontrresational stusiuK at liervlct1. South MethmlUt, liev. Mear. nastor. Services at Happy all the M, 11 and T ; 30 p. m.. conducted by pastor. Sunday sehool at 10 a. Kpworth l.eaeue at p. m. ttu All are invitiM to these $ericvt. lrflyteri.tn hunh. J, K. Uurk hart, pastor. Morntnp worship at 11 o'cliH-k; subject of ermon. "Th 1 Tresent Need for an AwakeniiiR In the Church:' evening worship at 7.30. subject of enKn. "How to Kenew a Broken Life." The Bihk ,hml meets at 10 a. m : Junior O K. at 3 p. m.; Y. IV S. C. K. at 6:30 p. m.. topic. -Urinsir-s Others to Christ. Who should 1H It? How Is It Hone?"' Jno. l::.;.-i"t. You will And etvrdial welcome awaiting you at all of our services. Fine nuisL b the choir at bvUi mornintt and even ing worship. Come and bring a friend. President Helps Oiphans Hundreds of orphans have bee! he'.ped by the President of the In m?tria! and Oiphm's Home a Macvin. Ua., who writes: "We hav used K'.ectric Bitters in this lns'.ltu tlon for Bine years. It has proved - mose excellent medicine for stomacl Hver and kidney trouble. We rt Hard it aa one of the best fawll medicines on earth." It Invlfroratc :he vital orcans. pu.ifiej the bloo ; slds d-.ceMlon. creates ippt' strer.s;l;en and build up thin. pa':e weak ohIMren or nm-dowti peopl it has no equal. Best for femalt complaints. Only ;0c at all drug gists. Increased drunkenness Is marking the piMhibition reeime in Koseburc. a.xHird.ng to a statistical re;nrt pre pared r City Kexrder Orcutt for ; .f.ibn:!ss;c-:i to the cu:u'ii next Mon day night. The report shows thai d r.ng the year ly there were tl castas of drunkenness Ivefore the re ,'rder. as acair.st 46 oa's in l?0S Jn a": ;here were i! caes of varto i k . n d s. in ; h e h '. i ce sm r t las: .v e r . alA $4o m fies wrre c-oliextesi Tt :s wtiuUl indicate v.el'Asve or. the part of the orticerik or they hac it-en n k;nc mow arres; of !a;e. where formerly booiers mere ;asse by. S. B Crouch returned een:r.c f m For : ! s lid . herv for t he pa: ;io he hs Neef. under treat p.-rer.: S:. Vir.oen" s Hos;i.al toi pernotvtis lie is a txut tu ;:y re- buy- cur sh vs e'sewhert c-. theai AT iVT ai .t Shoe Shop A c T4.s e; ;T:ur.:! the P--:er : : Phone AA m is..i in riiiiirft'if ttm 64p fulling Malr" Uealroyg Oanriruff Does not Color the Hair ComixMcd ol Sulphur. Clycrtio, Qulitin, Sotiium t liloriJ. Cdpaiaim. Saftc Akoh 1, iAtcr. rerfuaut. A&k your doctor hi opinion of u;h a tulr DrcMuatioa. i Unr.i. ..t 1 . I M . . OKK(iO m:vs. While playing he wag a black smith, like hia father, the 2-year-old twin on of Ci. W. Ashmon, who lives at Waterloo. ix miles east of Leban on, was burned tu death Thursday, lila elu thing vat citing tire from the forge. Colonel L. K. Page, a pro mine Tt capitalist and Civil war veteran, did In Salem Thursday of ptomaine pois oning. 1 tog ue River Valley Yellow New ton Pippins were on Thursday awarded first prize over 21 competi tors at the National Apple Show be ing held In Ienver. The fame ap ples previously won second place among i'S competitors at Spokane. Not believing in prohibition, which he says, demoralized, and seldom pro hibits, and also maintaining that the ity would be morally and financially worse off under a closed, than under a well-regulated or rfsjictej license iaw, lr. W. K. Carll, mayor of Ore gon City, has recommended to the council that In the future no license bo granted to non-residents or t j outside wholesale liquor dealers or breweries. That license shall expire when the same shail cease to do busi ness In the name of the person re ceiving such license, and when any saloon shall, by reason of removal or failure, cease to do business In any given locality, then a new II- nse shall be refused to any appli cant at that place. The revenue to hL city can remain the same by as sessing the remaining saloons a pra rat a a mmi n t necessary to make u p the amount previously paid by the ones going out of business, aud if these measures are carried out, the number of saloons would soon be de creased materially, and the revenues to the city remain the Mine," Itching piles provoke profanity. but profanity won't cure them. l)oan s Ointment curea Itching, bleed ing or protruding piles after years of suffering. At any drug store. Remedies are Needed ere we perfect, which we are not, medicines would not often be needed. But since our systems have be come weakened, impaired and broken down through indiscretions which have gone on from the early ages, through countless generations, remedies art needed to aid Nature in correcting our inherited and otherwise acquired weaknesses. To reach the seat of stomach weakness and consequent digestive troubles, there is nothing so good as Ur. Tierce's Golden Medical Discor ery, a glyeerio compound, extracted from native medic inal roots sold for over forty year with great satisfaction to alt users. For Veak Stomach, Ililiousncss, Uvcr iximplsint, Pain in the Stomach after eating. Heartburn, Bad Hreath, Belching ol food. Chronic Diarrhea and other Intestinal Derangements, the "Discovery'" is a time-proven and most emcieot remedy. The genuine has on Its outsJde wrapper the Signature Voo can't afford to aeoent a iwrr . holie, medicine or knon composition, not even though the urgent dealer may thereby make a little bigger protit. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate aod invigorate stomach, liver and bowels. Sugar-coated, tiny granules, easy to take as candy. 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 Bitulithic Pavement has been laid. Eugene Ashland Walla Walla Salem Albany Vancouver Medford Portland Boise Roseburg Pendleton Nampa Lewiston Puyallup Baker City and many other cities. It is a general proposition that two years after a 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. Crcison Building; Roseburg;. Main 03ke, 317 Beck Buildinc:, Portland, Oregon. HAItw VIOUH Art Eicuant Dt-6fcti'niS Makes 1 1 a i r brow JOHNSON KXPI-AlXii j KKTX'HKLIS KN'OCKIHUVX. The several hundred people who saw the turning pictures of the Johnson-Ketehell fight at the Star Theatre In Koseburg. Thursday, will road with Interest the following I statement made by Johnson at his Chicago home last Christmas: I "In my fight with Ketchell I was ( able to tell every time when he was going to start a swing. Whenever he lowered his left arm I knew some thing was coming and I set myself for It. I had Ketchell figured right, and when he dropped that left arm 1 feigned lu and then he started to swing and the only thing I could do t was to step back and then jab him any place I wanted to. j "Ketchell never hit me hard enough to hurt me and my trick In falling In the twelfth round Is an old trick of the game and one which I learned after I fought a few bat tles. You know when a fighter knocks another man down he gener ally feels pret?y cocky and drops his guard. When I was down and grad ually getting up on one knee. I had my eye on Ketchell all the time and timed my opportunity perfectly. When 1 saw he had dropped his guard entirely I jumped to my feet and went after him and before he had a chance to protect himself 1 landed the blow that brought home the bacon. "So many stories have come to me about not being able to make Jeffries lead. Take it from me I'll make him lead or retreat. I am not a bit afraid of his crouch, and I hope he takes that position when he meets me, but I am afraid he will change his style of fighting entirely. I in- tend to mix matters from the first tap of the gong, and if 1 can beat him in the first round, I'll do It. pic tures or no pictures. Raised and sweet doughnuts, fresh every morning at 9 o'clock at Ump qua Bakery. dtf nostrum as a substitute for this non-slco- SERVE HIM A STEAK aweet. tender and Juicy and your hui band will open up his heart and hli pocketbook. Where will you get such a steak? Why right here, of course We have the choicest meats In all ths land. If you buy here once yout husband will get good-natured Imme diately. If you buy here regularly he will be "Sunny Jim" all the time The Economy Market f?A. Knhth. Pmp mihimii 'IS. 9. 1'J! A.IUUJ.'. JD'Uli IMLJB'-IB-l1. (itxiuujtt.t) viumnv , lloy Kiiiiliiit at Harvard i:vilnlus New Thcorli-a of llliihcot Itram li of Mjltlll'lHMtkti. CAMBRIDOE, Mass., Jiin. 6. William James Slclis. a 10-year-old student or Harvard, startled gray haired mathematical professors by proiiotimliug some new theories of the "fourth dimension" In a lecture hl.'h he delivered last night In Conant hall. Cambridge, before the Harvard Mathematical Club. Distinguished mathematical pro fessors from all over New England were present and gazed in wonder as the rosy-cheeked boy In short trous ers placed on the black board row afler row of figures to prove difficult and profound theories. Many of them admitted their Ignorance of what the boy discussed so glibly, and called on him to explain again and again some mathematical theory. The "fourth dimension." belongs to the highest branch of mathemat ics, and Is commonly regarded as a study for only the oldest and most experienced professors. Young Slills has taken the most advanced courses in mathematics at Harvard. He has worked out a number of original theories, which, it Is said, have been accepted by mathematicians. A ROSEMKG MARKET. ,g. ,g. .J. ..."'r v Cereals. WHEAT Jl. 10. OATS 55c to 60c. HAY Vetch. $14- to $15 ion; grain. $15 a ton. BARLEY $36.50 ton. Livestock. STEERS Alive. 3MC. COWS Alive. 3c to 3c. VEAL Dressed. 6c. lb. HOGS Dressed. 8V4c; alive. 64c. SHEEP ZVtC. TOULTRY Mixed chickens, alive 10c to 12c: dressed, 12c; ducks alive. SSlOc; dressed, 14 15c. EGGS 40c doi. BITTER 35c to 37M:C. CABBAGE 1 He. lb. PORTLAND MARKETS. Hops, Wool and Hides. HOPS 1908 crop, choice, 17c, prime to choice, 16c; prime, lotc; medium. 15c; 1909, choice, 23c; prime. 22c. WOOL 1909. Willamette Valley, 20f24c; Eastern Oregon, 20323c. TALLOW Prime, per lb. 3 Q 4c; No. 2 and crease, 2 Si 2 He. SHEEPSKINS Shearing, 10 9 25c each; short wool, 25 U 50c; med ium wool. 50c3 $1.00 each; long wool, 75cii$1.25 each. MOHAIR 1909. 2324c lb. HIDES Dry hides, 17 g IS ijc lb.; green. 9j10c lb.; bulls, green salt, 7c lb; kips, 10&10c; calves, green, 16jJ ISc lb. Mutter, Ktfrs and Poultry. BUTTER FAT Delivery f. 0. b. Portland Sweet cream, 34 He; sour, 32 Sc. It UTTER Extra creamery, 36c; fancy. 34ff35c; store. 22 4c. EGGS Candled, select. 42 Vic; , ordinary run, 40c; seconds, 32c; ! eastern 32 3 Sc. POULTRY Mixed chickens, 14 3 ' 14 4c: fancy hens. 14 4c; roosters , old. lOiillc: geese. 10c: turkeys.; alive. 17&174C, dressed 224c; i ducKs, ltc; pigeons, squabs. $2 per. dozen; chickens, dressed, 17 415c. Grain, Flour and Hay, PARLEY Producers' price 1909 Feed, $25.75; rolled, $30; brewine. $26.50. WHEAT TracH Club 919 93c: fortyfoid. 95i S6c: Turkey red, 91 3 92c; Willamette Valley. 94c. HAY Producers price New timothy. Willamette Valley fancy. $1S; ordinary. $17; Eastern Oregon. $20: mixed, $14ii$15; clover. No. 1. $14; wheat. $14 g $15; cheat, $15 0 $16: alfalfa. $15. OATS Spot delivery, new, pro ducers' price Track No. 1 white, $29 0 $29.50: gray. $2$ fi $2S.50. Fruit and Vegetables. POTATOES Soiling, new, $1; buying, eastern Multnomah and Clackamas. 60S 65c; Willamette Val- lev. 50c. ONIONS Jobbing. $1.25 8 $1.35 r ih gon. msi swe sacs: beets I rots. 50 i? 90c sack: cabbage, local,! 1 .. y jw, iwai, laccy. jive i crate: beans. lc lb: cauliflower. 75 ' (?90c per dot.: peas. 10c per lb;' horseradish. 10c: given onions. 10c! dot.; peppers, be;!. 10c lb.: head let-j tuce. 20c do.; ho'.house. $1.25 box; j radisfcps. 10c doi., bunches: ce'erv, ' 40iiS5c doi.: egg plant. $ 1 1.1 $ 1.2.", ! crate: corn. $1.25 sa-k; sweet pota- -toes. $1.75 Q $1 5. i The following is the genera! range of livestock value in the vanls: CATTLE Best steers' weiehing ' 1200 pounds. $4.50; mejiam steers. $4.23; best cows. $2 25: medium i cows. $3: best heifers. $3; ba".; 1 $175 ?$:;;. 'i HCk,S Best east of mountains $: Willa-cette Vilify bt. $7.75, $7 S5; stokers. $4;j$; p gs. $53 SHEEP Best Wethers. $ ;:, 91 $4 50: ordinary. $ 25; spring la .b 1 $50 $5.15: straight ewes. $1.50 Q ; $4: tttixed lots. $4. i CALVES Best. $3: crdlnarr ! J 5tl$4.5. BUTTER C-Tl .-car-rv. 57 4 c lb. e.-T, 4:4c :t .; EGGS 4 5c d l. FOTATOi-TS Nw, lc WOOL Fill. JiV to :4c. yea HONK Y 1 2 4c 1X l'ABB.iGE Ic ."J ONIONS c ib CORN Wnc. $;; 5 7 ton. cracked. CIiEtE Fsncy faU crjlas Sits. I": triplets and datstea, lie; Yocng ; AirerK-i. lc. "Kerf SoJUBf." per sack: gar:ic. 10c per lb. f or eau.e ranee to lease or for i APPLES $1.25 $2.50. 4. sale. Apply to G. H. Pitts. 4. BEANS Small white. $7.25: large. 5 Rucls'.es. Ore. dtf 4. white. $6 .35: pink. $4: bavou, $5.75; I 4, Llmas. $5.25; reds. $6.50. i,i,f,f4-4,4'4'4,4,4,4.4,4.4. VEGETABLES New turnips. Ore FIRST Clearance SALE Do it NOW don't wait. You can not afford to let this great saving to you pass by. Come, see and be con vinced. Think what "fr off" means. Any $15.00 Suit or Overcoat, 11.23 Any J18.00 Suit or Overcoat, 1U.B0 Any $20.00 Suit or Overcoat. 1:5.00 Any J22.50 Suit or Overcoat, 1U.H3 If you have never bought a Harth's Toggery High Class, Hand Tailored Suit or Overcoat, start now. You'll never regret it. The Home of Regnl Shoes. The Homo of Itegnl Shoos. "1" 4 240 acres three miles from 4, 4 Oakland; 200 acres cleared, 4 4, practically level plow land, 160 4 4 acres now under cultivation. 4 4, Good soil, suitable for grain, 4, 4 hay or fruit. Small buildings, 4 4, old orchard. $30 per acre, 4, 4 $3000 cash down, balance to 4 4- suit. P. A. Coppard, Oakland, 4 4, Oregon, 4 $4.4,4.4.4.4,4.4.4.4.4,4.4; UTe ROSE CAFE Ah Ling, Prop., 4, OPEN DAY AND XIGIIT. 4 Meals at all hours. 4, Regular Meals 25cts. 4, Chicken Dinner Sundays, from 4, 12 noon to 2 p. m. 4. 4 CTaop Suey, Noodles, Fresh 4, Oysters, Fish, etc.. all the time. 4, Cor. Jackson & Washington Su 4.4.4.4.4.4.4,4.4.4.4.4.4.. ROSEBURG BOOK STORE Carry in stock A full line of School Books A big stock of office supplies and blank books. Drawing Material Typewriter Supplies Agents for Moore's Office Methods Newspapers Magazines. Roseburg Book Store 4.4.4,. 1 ; i ? 14 a"re of No. 1 sheep 4. - or catt.e ranee to .isa or in, i The Dust Is well settled now and you can enjoy the pleast hours at home this winter much easier and better because Ton all know what a satls tifactirs and pleasure It Is to t-.ve year house thoroughly cleaned and dust removed ih the NEW ELECTRIC VACVVM CLEANER. Cleans everything disturbs aothlng. Is les tian half tie erpense of any ether way. and is ail done la half the tilt. A dexonstra-tu-n will convince yea. Phone 71, and we will call at yor hosie and do the work for yoa. Roseburg Steam Laundry ANNUAL I N H h 1 I I i Have Arundel tune IL dtt Douglas County Creamery butter only 90c a two-pound square. Ask your grocer for It. Patronize home Industry. DTF "What to Eat and Where to Get It;' Is the title of a handsome Menu Card gotten up by the Umpqua Bak ery. Call and get one. dtf Parties wishing something nice In a laundry tray, cast enamel, stone glazed, or cement, call on Wlnnio Qaddis, the plumber. . dtf 4.4.4. 4,4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4. 4,4, 'h 4. 4. OREGON RESTAURANT 4. j, . Open lay and Night. 4, 4, First-class meals at all hours. X 4- Fresh Olympia Oysters. Fish 4. 4" and Clams all tae time. 4. 4 Regular Meals, SU Cents. X 4 Have added a new Balcony 4. 4. especially reserved for ladies 4. 4 and families. 4, 4, An Electric Piano will furnish X 4 music during meal hours. 4, 4, , ..4. 4.4.4.4,4.4.4,4,4.4. 1 FOR SALE. i FOR SUP rur-.t, 77 , secvuu- hand lumber. 8 or 10 doors with locks and hinges t inh n.rh- and rustic.- and quite a lot of other lumber; also some loose oat nay. Inquire of J, c. Dine, on Deer Creek road. djla FOR RENT. 4-room furnished cot- 1 -'e. inquire at 54S South Pine s'- dtf LOST. Id Roseburg. child's dark brown fur. Finder please leave at th:s office or return to owner, Mrs. L.izabetb, Anderson, 33S Mill St. FOR RENT. Store room on Jackson street. Inquire at Mrs. H. Eastcn s corner Jackson and Doug- la dtf FOR RENT. FTirnished rooms with bath. 420 So. pine street, dtf FOR KENT. House of S rooms 00 Mair street. Inquire at Redifer's Grocery store. dtf FOR SALE. one of the "bo7t ranches in Southern Oregon, con sisting of $60 acres, suitable for farming, graiing. fruit and dairy ins: better land than some people are selling for $300 per acre: good oi! prospects, and millions of timber. Also city property cheaper than dirt, and SO acres timber, cruising 24 million feet, saw tim ber, close in. If you want the brst ba-iain on earth, come early. t P Fisher. 121-123 West Oak s'rect, Roseburg. d NOTICE A srentleman of thirty eight years would like to corree-J-ocd with some honorabie lady of suitable age with a Ttew to mat rimony. (Mali or widow). West ern lady preferred. Address II F S,. Lock Box No. 4, Columbus. Oiio. dsw