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Portland 46
North Head 44
ftOHeburg 4 2
Ked Bluff 60
Siskiyou 40
Eureka GO
Sacramento f2
Huu Franclero 60
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WOMEN'S HELPING HAN0.
tha Clsfca Waka tlu, Om a
petlas Tow" Tice a Year.
Cleenllnesa. la the motber of health
nd tbe ilatur of beauty. That 1j Ihe
MlcC uf the Homeii uf Atlanta, (in.,
nd purmftnt r their conviction they
ha ilwilei.tHl two itay In thf year
to the hrooin, the rake mul the mop.
Prom liri'kfHt tlni to twilight they
Worfc In every noufc tnd erevlee of
the town. tlrlvlttK out ttlrt In all Its
tlBHiftninly of forniH. llrt Is an evil
Witch, they sa.f. It mum In exvtTlseil.
It In no fiiiK'lfiil project, no f;nl. It
Jbtt been nuduilalieii by the Atlanta
ft'Mlerntloii of Women's Clubs In a
thrtrminhly nrgiinlavd and prnetlcal
nanner. Thin plan tried and
provtd oorll an excellent thing that
U. hna lcn perpctuttinl in u somt
tnnua 1 custom, recurrlnn every Rprlns
and autmuii. And the federnlloii calls
upon aach v-ximan In Atlanta to Join
for a drty at lenat In seelnK how spot
lam Tory Inch of Atlanta can t
mad. The men, too. are urged to en
tat tbe mnkA.
In each of the ten wards a standing
cottiftilttr of elxhUeti 1 Allies has been
silolntn1 to direct the cainpnlnn. The
first thliitf the tnentbers of (Iichu com
mltttvs tlit Is to see that their own
bad yardn htc free of tmsh and that
Dn scraps if paper or old tin cans clut
ter their own sidewalks aud streets.
Tbu they Mel full j try to spread thU
back yard tfoipH. Tliey also try to
"g'et every grocerymau to keep the
catvhnffe leavra and chicken feather
aurt muck of nil kinds away from his
shop door ami alley, and every lady In
ttw nelghborhiNHl lends her aid.
They don't Interfere with any cor
pnnttou or Individual. What they
sraut to do Is to help them and there
by better the entire city. The time
baa planed long ago when It wus sulll
rtn t for the elllr.eiiB to keep their
houaea trim un tlu Inalde and front
lawn clean. It I now equally Impor
tant to keep the back yard and the
Slkf clean. Odxcns ahotitd keep th.
sldewalka and thp mMdle of the street
clran. They should not think of their
tinuicdlatc aelves and nffntrs. but
should by fltl Dieans oierute and work
for the entire city. That Is thy dom
inant spirit of cleaning up day.
A Pleasant Phytic.
When you want a pleasant physic
Chamberlain's Stomach and
Uver Tablets h trial. They nre mild
and tntle lu their action and always
produce a pleasant cathartic effect.
Call on any drugfrltt for a free sam
ple. C
Foley'e Kidney Remedy Is a safe
aud certain remedy for nil kidney
and Madder dlseuHea. whether acut
or chronic. It Is a splendid tonic
fur middle-aged and elderW people
ana a sure cure for all annoviuices
nnA Irretiilsrltle of the kldnov .t
bludder. Marsters Drug Co.
Just keep pa smiling.
Wife
Garage and
Machine
About March 1st w will open a FIRST
CLASS GARAGE, in connection with
car machine shop and general black
smithing business.
Our Garage will be in charge of an cxpcit
automobile worki?uti. 'e arc' installing a
lathe together with necessary tools to uiak'e
this department the most complete iu
Southern Oregou.
Gasoline and oik for sale. Wc are pre- o
pared to do GOOD VftORK QUICK.
Pilkington Bos.'
Cor. Douglas and Kane Su. Roseburg, Ore.
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WEATHER BILLRTI.N.
Roaeburg, Ore., March 21, 1910.
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FOR PUBLIC r LAYGROUMDS.
TliisoPotm Urces Denver to Construct
ftrtore of Them.
Bi'KiirUliiK I lu' moveiiL'iit In th? city
uf Denver for public phnnruuiuls fur
I Ctio vhllilrou. ubU h In Ih-Iuk bitterly
fought by mi orKiinlzntl.m of that
place, tho Ieuvur Republican, a lead
, lug mnvHpaper, U In receipt of the
following Kem fttrwiirdcil by n geu
tlenian uf Itutler. I 'a., who was visit
lug Iienver recently and beheld tbe
glories of the Rocky mountain rnnge
.from the capltol dome and who be
IteveH that Deliver bhs the grentest
chance of any city In the United
States to become the most beuutlful
' city In the world:
'GIVB TIIKM A W-ACK TO PUAT.
Plenty of room for dtvea und dena
(Glitter ami Klare nnd Bin),
Plenty of room fur prison pens
(Gather the criminals ln!.
Out never a place for the lads to race
No; never a place to play I
Plenty of room for a ho pa and storea
(Mummon mum have the best),
Plenty of room for the running aorea
That rot In the city's breast.
Plenty of room for the lures that lead
The heurtu of our young astray.
But never a cent on a playground apent
No; never a place to play
Plenty of room for schoola and halls,
Plenty of root!) for nil,
Plumy ui room fur lean and balls.
P In t form. stURu ntnl mart;
Proud Is tho city she finds a place
Fur inuny u lul nnhiy
(tut hIiu'u mum than blind If aha falls to
lltul
A iIuco for tho boys to play!
(llvo them a chance for Innocent sport,
tilvo thutn a chance fur fun
Hltr a piny ki'ouikI plot than a court
And Jail when the harm In dune!
tJlvu thorn a chance, if you stint them
now
Tomorrow you'll have to pay
K larKer bill fur a darker ill.
So give them a place tu play!
Denis A. McCarthy.
Cards For Spittera.
In order to prevent the spread of
disease germs by spit tins: upon tho
streets of the city of Lawrence. Mass.,
the board of health bad 5.000 cards
bearing the spitting ordinance print
ed anil delivered to the police depart
ment to be distributed by policemen.
The cards will be given to any Indb
vldual who spits oti a sidewalk. The
board takes this means of preventing
the habit lu conjunction with the spit
ting signs which have been erected.
This la a good method for making any
city or town clean and healthful ami
should tte adopt cl by the citizens
working for the welfare uf their boma
towns.
THE PI.ACK THE TIME TO
GET VOI R
sewing machines; new models, new
prices. lo not be fooled by nsents.
We have the goods, old reliable
,llllt,a. ueh ns Sinner. Wheeler A
" Nw Uoy.il. and prices
"ro l't,tIM,t'r than ever. Come and
, b convinced. KICK A KICK
The Houseruruishers.
Read Itcview aciva. for bar a Ins
TMK KiTV.R Itl Nil M OM
hut w. un not too busy to fill your
order for lumber, even If It Is but a
ainsll one. Look nrouiul and set If
vour phuv youldn't look belter for a
little tlxliiK up. Jbeu tell ua what
lumber you ueert and we'll have It
ready in less than no time.
UXiN MIMA 1.1 Mflf'.B (X.,
IN. Vlnr arul Oak H,hm.
Shop
8t0torn as Hide
r. Pii lluAt nnrl hAornla inmiillmM1
Mem to talk without causa. Then IjfllPlrereska population and Build Up
there's trouble lost o( appetite feuslntte of Local Tradesmen.
Indigestion, nervousness, desponden-' To no one more than the business
cy, headache. But such trouble fly man la the question of good roads
before Dr. King's New Life Pills, the vital lssiyfc Tbe spreading of the doc
world's best stomach and liver raaue- trine of good roads will meau a large
Ay. So easy. 25c at all druggists, increase In tbe volume of business, will
n o lead to great leaps lu the development
tbij Will ikhbeit hstbebi. f ,ni8 a'teay rkn cu,,,r- " !
Dollar o,.y. 8wt Powd lo, child, . """ke "oneJSfor every man lu mercan
Caruln relief lor Fevertihueu. Head.. Bad We lines. While directly the bullilUig
wtomarh, Terthins Dlaorderi, move and rvalue
iiS.ilf'i-'il !")'!J!;' WonI1- TheZ b" i
Colds In M noon). They are to pleasant to tbe
tajLo nig uarmiri
milk. Children like tnem.
aT'IJI-
CvafSByaaiwaiaSt -
For good printing of all kinds The
Review always lead.
A Lit ft BT . HUt
oPTOMKrajar
118 W. CASS ST.
Roaeburg ...
regon
DK8. HKKLV, HCTUIMA STCVABT
Fhrslrtaiu and 8arcoiif,
Su'to of Oftlca Rear Douglas Coun
ty Bank Building, Ground Floor.
Phone 1101.
rtoSEUURO .... OREOOH
DR. J. U CALLAWAY,
Oatooiaathlc riiyakaan.
Griduate American Schoel of
Osteopathy, Kirksvllle, Mo., un
der founder of tha science, Or.
A. T. Still.
Abraham Bldg. Phone 161
ROSEBURQ ORXQON
1)11. C. L. PBAIWON
J)BNTI8T
OFFICH IN REVIEW BUILDINO.
Hours: 16 a. m. to S p. m.
Office Hours: Phones:
10 to IS a. is. Office Main 1711
t 4 p. m. Resld. Malm 171
DB. LiCETTA SMITH,
Physician
Women and Children Dlseaaea
a Specialty.
Office, Masonic Bldg., Second Floor.
Portland Hardwood Floor Go
Largest stock of Oak, Maple,
Beech, Birch, Mahogany and Walnut.
FLOORING
In the Pacific Northwest Manu
facturers of Parquetry Flooring. We
hare a large force of expert Me
chanist and are In a position to give
estimates of finished floor work. We
also use a sanding and scraping
machine for surfacing dance halls
and skating rink floors. We sell
wax, wax brushes, furniture rests
and glass sliding shoes. Writs or
call at
286 Yamhill St.. Portland
LODGE DIRECTORY
A F. A. U., LAurei KkIm No. 13-liolcH
l regular meetlnia on iuu kud 4th WedsM
tlsiji ol mch mouth.
P. 1. Da vi-.. W.
N. T. Jiwvtt, Bsjcrutary
AO.P.W. teoMDurg Long So. lt-laei
th ini tiid 4th MnodiTi of ath montt
t 7:W p. m.. In th PurMtfn 1UU. A.
fmtitn In fuod tkndllifl trti 1utUm1 to !
IBd J. W, D'JWILA, M. W.
H. lunoi, iUoorUer.
BP. O. sTLtB, RoMburg Log. wo. Hold
rfulr cuamunlcsatloui at the Klk
Trmplaon .'nd aud nh Thurmlsaya of mrh
taonth. All mrmben reut4td to Atterd
rvaulArly. tnd ll vlaltlui brother ar conll
ally luvltad tOAltB(l.
W. W. CiRDWELL, X. R.
W. 8talt. SMrry.
DBUUtt OF HONOR, MTitia Lodf No. 15
MfMtaiiulaud 4th ThuradaT aTDlnt of
MsL'h monih Id Maccabfe Hall. Vlalilnf
MttsBswr cordially IiitIUhI u attoDvl.
atiNNii K CiTs.iDia. O.of I
C. II. Lbvoi. Km.
I. fr. Dowill, RrcalTar.
EAOI.sfs, KMbirf Aerla m la
Fallova Hall ou 2oA and 4th Monday e
IttfB of Mhh .BOPih. at I clock. V
Odd
ero
Vlait
lug brlhrau id KimmI iitidlti alway waIcodm
i. a uiAHi m n . r.
T. Claik, ft. IMf
10. O f , rhlUtarian Uxtin No. Meeti
VM Fellow I IVm pie, t-r tier of Jai'sTaon and
Can Strtt. on HtiirO.- etenttig of tan'h
ff i. Hriubr of tha order tn g ia rtandiug
ftr lUTltvl to attend.
L. 1 B k KR, N. O.
N.T.Jkwktt. R. B.
10
0. O. f , KlalniHtatUxlfte No. 174. mMti
Odd PflUtt lemplt every Friday TelB9
i taU nj brgthereu aliy weicoia.
9 row it'll,' k '.
at . Pit ALB, . A.
a O O. f , t'nloo l.ncamment No, Meu
a in tMii r allow letnaiaon iaa ini n .w
Thurthta) vntitra ol earb iSMtb. Vlait-
lt br(tir& alaata wr.wnii,
N. T JkwiY, T. P.
1'ii.uiiii. arrta.
AAOl-tt PhOTHKtHOnl) OF AMItlOA
V Koatburg UMge No. mmm tfty ;.!
' atid 4th lucfftay in .atite letup:.
ViattltiX mftnioari a.ay weu-ovie.
a t . l aoaarva. Prs.iat
tA ft'MuLUl, rreaary.
AAOPf IK 'OOPSfcS OF AMFKlt'A, Mrrl'a
rA l amp No- 6V maati trery .nd and 4ih
HjmiiIui vry tuoDlb to tha
l. t o. r. nan, .vruer Jactaon auit i as ma
TraTelltif: Neighbora aracordiaily iavitd Ui
11 1 our Caoiiv
A c MAsanaas, Ooaa.
Lort tAa. ao, t'lerR.
OK . -burf Crpter Vo. Hold than
rarnlar tutluou lat and SM Thumiay
In mch hlintb Viantnf aembfra to
foot vauiaiay ata wwyaciiuny iDTiau u t
Mia 0 t Howt. II.
o aaJoauta. Se.Try
ffhKHFAA, flavour Kabakia) Mf, .
it 41 1. O O. K.-MsA 1Q tSId Kllowt
" Temple erery fiiaU t e r.liqt VBtttliif
(liters ana orrw an imum u ijioui.
Hi. H t mVittk, d
Wk. Iatx Law a aVy.
lalOWKS or WOOPOR
y Meau on ttt and Srd Wotiday eTeniaf
Vlattlug member (tx good tAAndlngj 4ty, ta
i filed to attend. , ,
! Mm Wvit O'Nitt A
t n ft a rU'aaw. t lark
WOOHMKN tf9THI WORt.p, tak tamp No
IJS-M'ftaat th Fvllowa' Hall la
Knw)tu, eeerT laj, and Srd Monday
eva&inga. Tiaiting neigrra aiw wnrwaa
n nelc
GOOD ROADS HELP TRADE.
of good ruuds will benefit the farmera
am! stock misers perhaps more than
any one else aud will raise tbe value
of every farm reached by good roads,
onu
cloi
inn iu uumucaa mvu iwujo ;u
second. 0
Good roads will Increase tbe produc
tivity uf the luud becaubu It will give
fue rurmen n ueiier outlet For tueir
Laiarketuble stutT and will lead to such
an Increase In population that there
will be inure workers ler Bquure mile
thuu there lire uuder the old roads
Hysteui. Good roads will open for set
tlement and cultivation land now lying
out of the rudlus of profitable farming.
I It will put more square miles of terri
tory within tn.de distance of your
IOWU.
The business men of auy town are
Interested lu bringing to that town
trade from greater distances than is
easily covered on our present roads.
It Increases the volume of business,
aud every man In businesi lu the com
muulty receives bis share of the bene
fit The farmer Is able to haul bis
grain and produce to market at less
cost and makes a greater prollt per
year from his labor. This additional
profit Is represented by tbe nddltlonnl
amount of cash he has to spend with
the borne dealers. When tbe farms are
auide to pay larger dividends more
settlers wltl come to your neighbor
hood, and all of them will hove to
spend money with you and your fel
low business meu. So, directly and In
directly, the business men nre benefit
ed by tbe building of good roads.
SURFACE DRAINAGE OF ROADS
This Is an Important Pasture When
Conatructing Highways.
Professor J. It. Davidson of the
Iowa AKrlcultural college, who la an
authority on the drainage of lilxhwajs
to those Interested lu tbe construction
of good roads, snys that all roads
should be itovlded with surface drain
age. Tbe cross section should be of
such a shape as to abed all rain at
once to the side dltcbes. To do this
the road must be oval or bnve a crown
aud must be smooth. The tirst of these
Is a matter of construction and tbe lat
ter a matter of maintenance. Tbe Bide
drainage system should be culled upon
to carry as mucb wnter as possible.
Water cannot be carried away by the
tile drains until the water has sunk
through the soli uml softened It.
Tbe cruwn of it road should be suth-
clent to shed the water readily. If the
road is to te maintained aud kept free
from ruts mid holes less crowu will do
than if the road is to be neglected. The
Iowa highway commission recommend
ed a slope one inch to a foot for a
crown lu the traveled way. This la
sulUclent for unst conditions. Tho
crown should not be too great A
steep crowu causes the travel to be
couceutrated at the center, where ruts
will be worn nud washiug result.
Again, there Is some difficulty lu vehi
cles passing. On the Bide of the crown
the wheels of the vehicles have a tend
ency to grind the road dowu. This
action, together with the swerving or
flow action of the lower part of the
wheel, has a very marked effect.
Tbe steeper the single of tbe road tbe
more important the crown, for there
Is a teudency for the water to run
down the track rather than to the side.
If water once begins to run down the
center of the roadway it 19 but a short
time until the road Is gullied out.
Juvanila Good Roada League.
A town in New Jersey saw the eco
nomical uecessity of rond improvement
aa a means of rei'npturiug scholars
who had gone to the city schools. A
Vermont farmer declares that Improv
ed roads mean larger districts aud a
better grade of teachers. But good
road sre costly and most costly when
lack of timely care allows them to go
to pieces. A suggestion comes from
Washington that Junior rond leagues
be formed iu country districts for the
reason that country roads are "actual
ly patrolled twice a day by schoollwys
old enough to give the necessary atten
tion to throwlus; out stones, opening
ditches and sluices, draining off storm
arater. filling ruts and holes and giv
ing notice to proper authorities of auy
thing needing prompt attention on
their part." Harper's Bazar.
Oood (teas Metteaa.
Hood roads promote rural optimism.
Mutlhole are the forerunners of good
nJs.
Many a "good enough" roJ Is not
good road at all.
It takes more than talk to mate ft
giA rd. tboagtt talk Is netessir to
tart It.
Oreo- arathsr, Orsjl
I Tbe real dree he rrovM se valuable
In Improvirs poor h;tti)ay, that tvtn thai
ivpets fce lurnM II elr etttnlton to It.
Hrrs la '! a Missouri dsn advises
fllrtraji burxlened With UeJ roaOS to eJ I
Tsva '! a.t niai you en't secc!."
Pr? brother: retfi
And om- or tu- don't All the reed.
brother: dniai
When SI titmtr or tetln h pa"ie4
And the mil Sjlili out at last.
VVk le thr road a: drying- fait,
l'tg-, brother; drasj,
And tsll. will coma slonff SMd see
trajr. brother: dras
$lst now a rnt road ought to be.
Pras. iSxtter; dras
VThia ha rati he ha ll take his pen
And write you up tha beat of men.
And you'll be mlcbty famous than (T).
Dras. brother: dras. O
4 e
OeresJs.
WHEAT 11.10.
OATS 55c to 60c.
HAY Vetch, $20 ton; grain, (20.
ton.
BARLEY $36.50 ton. o o
livestock.
STEERS Allv, 4c.
COWS AMve, 3c to 3c.
VEAL DreBsed, 7 8c.
HOUS Dressed. 10c: alive. 8cS
9c.
SHEEP 3 He.
WOOL Fall, 20c to 21V4c, year
clip, 25c.
MOHAIR 25c for 12 Mo. clip and
19c for 6 Mo. clip. o
POULTRY Mixed chickens?, alive),
14c; dressed, 16c; ducks, alive 9
10c; dressed, 14 15c.
EGOS 20c doz.
BUTTER 30c.
CABBAGE 1 c. lb.
POTATOES H4c lb.
HONEY 12M.c15c lb.
ONIONS 2c lb.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Butter. Eggs and Poultry.
BUTTER Extra creamery, 36c;
fancy, 34c36c; store, 20c.
POULTRY Hens, 19c; broilers.
2527c; ducks, 18 20c; geese, 12
13c; turkeys, live, 22 25c
dressed, 25 4.1' 29c; squaba, $8 per
doz.
EGGS 22 23 c.
CHEESE Fancy full cream flats,
21c; triplets and daisies, 20c21c;
Americas, 22 22 Vic.
Hops, Wool and Hides.
HOPS 1909, choice, 18c; prime,
15c.
WOOL 1909, Willamette Valley,
22ft 24c; Eastern Oregon, 16 20c.
TALLOW Prime, per lb. 3 4c;
No. 2 and grease, 2 2 Vic
SHEEPSKINS Shearing, 10
25c each; short wool, 2550c; med
ium wool, nOcfflJl.OO each; long
wool, 7Sc$1.2S each.
MOHAIR Choice, 25c.
HIDES Dry hides, 1718Vc lb.;
salt, 7c lb; dry kips, 16 17c; green,
14 15c lb.
Grain, Hour and Hay.
BARLEY Producers' price
Feed, $30 $30.50; rolled, $30;
brewing, $30.50.
WHEAT Track Club, $1.03;
fortyfold, $1.06; turkey red, $1.04;
Willamette Valley, $1.04.
HAY Producers' price Timo
thy, Wlllamtte Valley fancy, $20
$21 ton; Eastern Oregon, $22
$23 per ton; mixed, $15.50;
clover No. 1, $15$16; wheat $16
$17; cheat, 16 $17; alfalfa, $17.
OATS For spot delivery, pro
ducers' price Track No. 1 white
$31$32; gray, $30$31.
Livestock Market.
The following Is the general range
of livestock prices in the yards:
CATTLE Best steers, weighing
1200 pounds, $6$t.0; medium
steers, 5$". 50; best cows, 6fl$n.
50; fancy heifers. $4.50 $4.75;
medium cows, $4.50; poor cows, $3
3.50; bulls, $3.60 $4.25; stags,
$3 $4.50.
HOGS Best east of the moun
tains. 11 EF $11.25; fancy. $9.50;
stockers. $8.75; pigs. $8.50.
SHEEP Best wethers, $6.50, or
dinary, $5.50$5.75; spring lambs.
$7.75; straight ewes, $5.75$6;
mixed lots, $5.50.
CALVES Best, $5.75 $6; or
dinary, $4 $5.
Read Review advs. tor barsalna.
RaiMa tka JUfffc
tad coaipUaa with
all pure food law.
C8EM
Ihe
New Imperial
Thoroughly renovated and
under now managc-monte
Cigars and Soft Drinks
Joseph lUrtbokHnew
Irorietor.
Cortrr Cava and Sl-oridna 8ts.
CRESCENT MTO. CO. fcUj I j fl JlV TEM
(MaarUVaa Mau). , mil
The Lewis Cafe
ME ALS AT ALL HOURS
Situated ou Cass street
tifar the Southern Pa
cific depot.
Lafe Lewis, Prop.
4. Owtiara la ht 8trl. X
4 tan Ota-a m sar ar.
Oiuck Lunch
Restanrant
J YE TOY, Pfc. J
HK(il'UR 1INM. !W. A
Cbtrkrn Dinner Ererr Sundsj. i
Open uatU 10 p. ro.. dally. 4
jRiertdu Street Near Depot )
$ ?
Embroidery
i3dlCa on sale, for a lim
1 itcd.timc, Excep
tional values in embroideries, at
10c, 15c and 25c
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
Roseburg Rochdale Co.
Advertising Is tho silent drum-1 "What to Eat and Where to Get
mer that tells the public what the it" Is the title of a handsome Menu
business man wants It to know about Card gotten up by the Umpqua Bk
the goods he has for sale an in-'ery. Call and get one. dtf
jection of advertising into the veins
of trade grows the business heart.
Read Review advs. for bargains.
JROCUREO AND DEFENDED. ml model
-a uruis or i-huto. fur eiiHTt mnu h mill ftrv rvxrt
Fna sulvrCc. flow to oLiUlU. U-nU, tnute oimIu,
copyriahu. etix, lti ALL COUNTRIES.
Business direct vitk Wathlngton saves tim
money anJ of It the patent,
Patant and Infringemant Pnctlcl Exclusively.
Write or dim to iu at
tU Xlslk Itmt, -pp. DnitJ SUUt rvUnt 0&e..
WASHINGTON, O. C.
UlUkl. Illi aVrLi
Colonist Rates To
OREGON
and the
Great Northwest
The management of the Southern l'lidOe Co., (Unes In Oregon)
takes great pleasure In announcing that the low rates from Eastern
cities, which have done so jnuch in past seasons to stimulate travel
to and settlement In Oregon, will prevail again this spring DAILY
from March 1 to April 15, iuc lusive.
PEOPLE OF OREGON
The railroads have done their part: now it s up to you. The colon
ist rate Is the .rentest of all home-hnlMers. Do all you cin to let
eastern people knot, about It. and encourage them to come here,
where land Is cheap and home-building easy and attractive.
O
Fares can be Prepaid
Jece.0.'.e.r,.',r- ,,ny BR"',t0f ,h r,ud n:ln,,J ls ntl"ri to
the kLI " ,1'1K1'1 "'ket to any point in
Remember the Rates
rr..m CMcato fri. St. I.onis. .!2: fro,,, Omaha and Kansas
Clt. f.... Ths redactm I. proportionate from .all other cities.
1. 1, 1K)R8 l
txwl Agent; tkmehnrg, Ore. w Mi McMrilltAY
- general l'angvr Aisenl, I'orllanil,
Oregon.
IP-TO-DATE 1XTEK10R FIMJ)H!
for mooQrn houses, la made from the
best oa', birch, ash and fir, such as
can be procured of th finest, quality
aud best color, and well seasoned,
from our large and rell assorted
stock of lumber. We have every
thing in building lumber demanded
by builders) which we are selling at
prices that we won't allow anyoujtji
to heat.
Orders filled for all kinds of fruit
boxes.
The J. (j. Flaok Co.
noM-bint am-sjift.
BBitVK 111 . a 9rta
sweet, tender and Juicy and your hr '
band will open up his heart and
pocketbook. Where will you tet tuk
a steak? Why right here, of course".
We have the choicest meats In all tie
land. If you buy here once your
husband will get good-natured lmmt
dlately. If you buy here rogulsrly
he will be "Sunny Jim" all the Urn.
The Economy Market
Oeo. Kohl
BO YEAR
cxpiniENca
Tradc Maoh
Dsaraaw
OA..D.AUTI Ajt
A .iTOfia Bcndlnfr a atotrn ana aeacnpiion mv
-Tiloklf Moertnlii our opinion free whether aa
tloiiBBtricllyciiiiiaoiittiU. HANDBOOK onfateata
lunt free. VUvt aucney tor aocurlrtfl ipAtenU.
I'ntentd taktm tliruucli Munu Co. recalaa
arri'ii notice, without charite. In tbe
Scientific Hmcrkax
aMinndsomdr tllnslmlpd WMkly.. Lnrvast ata
suldtlui) of irnr pclentiac Jounil. Ternie. $1 a
fifr: frurni(ntli,L Bold bjall newadoalara.
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