o
o
Bilious?
Doclon all atet thai an acllot liver hpo,l.
lively mntlal to health. Aik iw own
doctor about Ayer'i PilU. Jf'JJf;1
LOCAL NEWS
Have Arundel tuoe It. tf
Good oat hay for sale. North Side
Grocery Co. ' dtf
Dr. P. W. Hunt, dentist, offlce
rooma In the Abraham Building, tf
Good oat bay for sale. North Side
Grocery Co. dtf
For good printing of all kinds The
Review always leads.
Highest cash price paid for mo
hair by Harness & Johnson. dtf
The best breij made at Umpqua
Bakery. Free delivery. Phone 2211.
Dr. J. L. Callaway. OBtopaihlc Phy
sician. Abraham Building. Roseburg.
The price of foodstuffs has come
down at the North Side Grocery, dtf
Mr. Geo. Parker certainly made a
good fountain pen when he made
the Parker Lucky Curve Pen. On
ale at the Koseburg Book Store, td
Circulating library at Rosehurg
Book Store. 1000 volumes new fic
tion, paper covers, only 10c each.
After reading one exchange It for
another for only 6c. dtf
Mra. J. E. Pelton returned this
afternoon from a vlBlt with relatives
In Ashland.
Judge S. J. Chadwlck departed
this afternoon on his return home to
the state of Washington. He highly
enjoyed his visit here among the
scenes of his boyhood days.
"Teddy" Booth, Bon of Hon. and
Mrs. J. H. Booth, In the proud pos
sessor of a Columbian Wyandotte
hen which laid the big egg on exhibi
tion In The Review window. This
hen lays two or three of those big
eggs each week and on the other
days lays eggs of the usual size.
Fred Harrison, of Brownsville,
Linn county, haB been In Douglas
county looking over the field with
view to organization or this county
In the Grange column. State Deputy
Organizer Cyrus H. Walker and Mr.
Harrison expect to organize In thin
section some time during the sum
mer. jgasiw 1)r- Lowe, the well known
ft! optician and optometrist, will
be In CottRge Orove Monday,
April 25; Drain, Tuesday, Hiltli, to
3 o'clock; Yoncnlla. Wednesday 27
to 3 oclock; Oakland. Thursday. 28,
to 6 o'clock; Hoseburg, Friday and
and Saturday to noon, 2!)th and 30th.
Don't forget the days and dates.
ScoreB of references.
GIHCl'IT CXH'KT Hl'lTS.
The Southern Pacific Company Is
the defendant In a suit fur $500
damages filed In the Circuit Court
here today by J. Woodruff. The
plaintiff asks that nmount of money
for three horses which were struck
and killed by a train on the railroad
crossing a half mile north of Myrtle
Creek on October 2.1. 1909.
Suit to reform a deed to land In
Kinney's Addition to Hoseburg Iihb
been filed by Al Creason against the
RoBeburg Lumber Co., the Pacific
Timber Co., and T. R. Sheridan as
trustee.
For Constipation.
Mr. L. H. Fnrnhntn, a prominent
drugglBt of Spirit Lake, Iowa, sayB:
"Chaniberlrln's Stomach nnd Liver
Tablets are certainly the best thing
on the market for constipation."
Give these tablets a trial. You ure
certain to find them agreeable and
pleasant In effect. Price 2f cents.
Samples free. For snle by all drug
gists. C
F. L. Smith, aged 80 years, who
conducts a popcorn wagon in from
of the Star Theatre, was a boyhood
friend of the late lion. George II.
Williams, "Oregon's Grand Old Man."
back In Pompey, N. Y. "There is
one thing In connection with Mr.
Williams' boyhood that 1 tiuvo not
yot seen In print," said Mr. Smith to
day, "and I don't think a description
of his llfo is complete without it.
When he was atttmdlng l'nmoev
Academy ho had to walk 3 miles to
Bchoot from his huniblo home dur
ing the most severe weal her. and
oftentimes later tills hardship was
endured while he was studying law
In the oflleo of ex-Congrotwuian Colt
In the same town. Judge Williams
wiib not what one would call a
handsome man, hut his rniuMueri
personal magnetism and superior In
tolllgcnro woro IrreslHtnhte. I'otnpey
Academy was the seat r early
schooling of ninny other noted men.
among them llomtlo Seymour, one
of New York's governors." Mr.
Smith, who Is In splendid health rr
an octogenarian, boasts or the fact
that during his long lite he has had
only one spell of sickness, lasting hut
a few weeks. Ills wife and faith
ful helpmate of M years In also well
preserved for a woman In the winter
of life.
The following prizes will be awarded for
exhibits of Strawberries at the "Aviation
Tournament, Strawberry Carnival and Live
Stock Show to be held at Suthcrlin, on
May 17th, 18th and 19th.
for FIttST CRATK of Strawberries picked In l)miKla Co.. J0 .00
(Thia caah prlie for lirHt crate la hung up by F. II. Waite).
For beat eihlblt of Straw berrlea jj. no
For second best eihlblt of Straw herrlea ff $:). 00
For Vtlrd beat eihlblt of Strawberries $1.V00
" How itre your bowels?" ttie doctor al
ways asks. He knows how impomnl is
the question of constipation. He knows
that inactivity of the liver will often pro-
duce most disastrous results. Webelieve
Ayer'i Pills are the best liver pills you
can possibly take. Sold for over 60 vears.
O. H. Ilinsdulo, of Gardiner, was
in this city today.
Max Wise, of Glendule, was
RoBeburg visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. E. L. Fisher und children, of
Kugene, ure visiting with friends in
Rosehurg.
Thomas Buthrick arrived this
week from Sioux City, Iowa, und
will reside with his duughter, Mrs.
C. H. Davtes.
Miss Vivian Dlmmlck, of Portland,
Is a guest at the home of Oliver L.
Johnson, In this city.
The Decker barber shop, In the
UnyueB brick, has been bought by
a Mr. Allen, recently from Illinois.
The barber who has been in charge
of the shop will now conduct a chair
at A. L. Maddix' shop.
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Kent, of Elk
ton, Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Itedlield. of
Glendulo, and Mr. and Mrs. It. L.
Cannon, of Lurley. were among the
many attendants at the Masoulc
dedlcatory exercises hero Wednesday.
D. P. Brown, president of t lie
Warner Valley Land and Livestock
Company, of Lake county, left tills
morning fur his home at Berkeley.
Calif., after a short visit here at the
home of his sister-in-law, Mrs. W. W.
Cardwell.
The first -Ipe strawberries picked
in Koschurg this season were
brought brought up town yesterduv.
April 20. by Miss Arrle Black, froill
the home of her parents. Mr. und
Mrs. S. J. Black. lOlmer Wlmberly
ind others picked ripe strawberries
from their gardens today. Who
says Douglas county climate Isn't
alright?
Kusehiirg has a new business
house a harness and saddlery shop
with L. Dox and son, Charles, as
proprietors. It is located In the for
mer free reading room of the Soclal
sts, opposite Sam Smith's livery
Uuhles. In addition to general re
pair and man ti fact ii ring work, the
lrm will handle all classes of ready
nade goods in the harness and sud
lle line.
The case of Charles and Alva
Moward, of Looking Glass, accused
iy "Hose" Williams, a neighbor, oi
hreuts to kill, has been continued
ly Justice Long until the return ot
district Attorney George M. Ilrown
.'rom Coos county. Tho luference
created hy a local paper that the case
tfould he dismissed because of the
rullure of the prosecuting witness to
ippear In the justice court yesterday
s erroneous. The witness Is not to
ippear until otlielally notified that
he court Is ready to bear the case,
ind such notice will not be Issued to
1 1 111 until District Attorney Brown
'eturtiB.
Clifford McKay, the 1 tl-yeiu-old
ion of Mr. and Mrs. .1. II. McKay, ot
A'llliur, was thrown from a horse
(here this forenoon, being knocked
lenseless and suffering a very severe
laceration of tho scalp above the left
eye ami temple. The horse was a
young one which ho was breaking.
Dr. Stewart went over from here.
Grant Taylor taking lilm in his auto
mobile in the very quick time of 20
minutes, considering the rough con
dition of the roads. Kevenil stitches
were taken ill treating the wound,
and the young man will doubtless
recover In due time.
THEY WON'T
FALL OFF
when provided with the clip that
suits your own nose. Glasses that
won't shake off are a specialty with
us. and you don't have to tie them
on. either. That's only one of their
advantages. The best Is that we til
them ACITR TKI.Y to your eyes
Wo are exports In testing eyes
Charges always consistent with good
work and material.
A. S. HUEY
Optometrist
fig
j An fttflicUct tfc ttltt. M
vated by Btvrl ymrv 4 wrrf t
nervous '.rain, ia ;'.; tr Uaf T imr if Via CUM Gtrtfad
present illueM of Ho. llMr K-Ulrfi, tuiitl by tilt Heft fttlu
mann, who h Itton to !
! his room tho it f dy. r. K
L. Millet, n -!-, u ofr. Her
mann, stt4 tfitt Nj 4 00 mot onvicl
pate serioui rtinlii, iot vithataadf
the advanced u of tht patWnt. Mr.
Hermann obtain oo relief lying In
bed, und upend jnont of his time In
a reclining chair, his breathing belli
easier In t:iat position.
Mrs. A. W. (ientry, of ChieaKO, Ik
the KtifJt of Mrs. J. II. Booth, her
cousin, In this city. Mrs. Gentry re
sided in Koseburg fib out ten years
ago, the wife of 'Ves" Keree, a
Southern Pacific engineer. After her
visit here she will spend some time
In Grants Puss with other relatives.
A limit 1115 Halve for Burns, Chapped
HiiimIn nnd Sot-u Nipples.
As a heulitiR Balve for burns,
sores, sore nippl -h and chapped
hands ChamherluiVs Salve Is most
excellent. It allays the pain of a
burn almost Instantly, and unless
the Injury Is very severe, heals the
parts without leavinR a Bear. Price
25 cents. For slue Ly all druggists. C
XOTICK TO TltKSPAKSKHH.
Notice Is hereby given that the
iindfrslnried, owner of the Willis
Junk his Donation (Malm in Section
'Jit. Township South, Range '
West, Douglas County, Oregon, here
by forbid any and all persons from
going over and across the said
premises, either Ify wagon and
team, or horse-back, or on foot; nnd
any person hereafter going over and
across the said premises without the
express permission of the under
signed, will be prosecuted for tres
pass. This notice Is not Intended to ap
ply to children going or returning
to nnd from school.
" Dated Ibis 251.1 day of March,
IfllO. '
sw C. G. nURLAN'D.
It Is very kind of Mr. Hearst,
through his man Graves, to offer the
Democratic party the support of the
Independence League provided the
Democratic party will recognize the
"principles" of the Independence
League. But first it is tip to Mr.
Hearst to prove that his privately
owned and personally conducted
party" has any principles.
Hheuiuntlsiii,
More than nine out of every ten
cases of rheumatism are simply
rheumatism of the muscles, due to
cold or damp, or chronic rheuma
tism. In such cases no Internal
treatment is required. The free ap
plication of Chamberlain a Liniment
i? all that Is needed, nnd it is cer
tain to give quick results. Give It
i trial and sue for yourself how
quickly it relievos the pain and sore
ness. The medicines usually given
internally for rheumatism are pois
onous or very strong medicines. They
ire worse than useless In cases of
chronic and muscular rheumatism.
For sale by all druggists. C
S.ALi: OI ItLOODLD STOCK.
The annual Spring Breeders' Auc
tion Sale of pure bred -Short horns
from prize winning herds will take
place at the I'uion Stock Yards, at
Portland. April iM'.th; also r0 Regis
tered llolstelns end 150 fine horses
wilt be sold at Portland Country
Club track, April 27-20. For cata
logue apply to Portland Horse Sale
t o., M'.l Yamhill Street. Portland,
Oregon. dswtf
For prompt baggage transfer or
express business call J. F. Smith,
stand In front of Com'. Club, Bldg.,
or phone 2221. dtf
For good printing of all kinds Ths
'pviinv n 1 u ii v lend
I
I
We're in a Position
to offer you (lie Ix'st the market a (Tunis in the way of Meats; nnd
our prices you know are always lowest. We bundle only prime stock.
(4uiility and uaiitity guaranteed. Flue rousting pieces of beef
from He to 12 4c pound. First-class mutton, real, pork and poultry
equally low. Can't do hotter anywhere. Phone us your order. We
deliver to any purl of the ctly.
CASS STREET MARKET
11)7 W est Tuns St. l.OI IS KOll I.HACKN, Prop. lMliilln 101
Call at Page Investment Co's
Square Dealing Lumber Yard
ami gel tho W'st niiw-sIimI or S1SIK (lfnit'nlnn liimtVr, tlio hent
Kxtt'tt "A" SiiiiM't Hniiul Shintflos. itiitl flu Iwst itlr whmoiuhI, kiln
tliirtl llonrtii, finish iiimI all kintls of huihliuj; hi in bo r.
Innr M-n-oiiN li-MiI-. 1HM'.
AHjusialtlo wimlnw sen run, lit nny witulnw, :(Oc to 4.V.
llavinii btvn tiltiiHMl It? iiiitiiko, wo huvo mmiii1 cull shintflos at
I..M Mr .M.
Page Investment Company
K SI'JI. Tlllt V. .MCKSI
.- 4 i T-li r"
BrT4 itrriw Ciller
to Mia Pig. ill gi?a a rorUal at
tea Harlot ibarch Friflay ovonlug.
Ayrll at o'eJutfe.
Too folUwiog la tho rograumo
tbat will I rendered:
Trio Katbu .Mavourneen; F. M.
Crouch Arrie Black, Lacy
Rridaa. Alii Black.
The Swallows; Frederick Cowea
Genevieve Skinner.
Piano (a Waltz. Gb major; (h)
Waltz, C Minor; Chopin Mertu
Bales.
tat Shadows; (b His Lullaby; Car
rie Jacobs Bond Arrle Black.
Heading King Robert of Sicily;
Longfellow Miss Page.
The Nightingale Song; Ethelbert
Nevin Miss Harris.
Piano Scherzo in Bb Minor; Chopin
Miss Bales.
The Saplsh Gypsy; Michael Watsoit
Lucy Bridges
Duet Across the Still Lagoon; Loge
Misses Black and Harris.
The Violet: A. Mildenberg Paula
Campbell.
Heading An Old Sweetheart of
Mine; James Whitcomb Riley
Miss Page.
In April; C. B. llalnley Allie Black.
Offering.
Object to Strong Medicines.
Many people object to taking the
strong medicines usually prescribed
by physicians for rheumatism. There
Is no need of internal treatment In
any case of muscular or chronic
rheumatism, nnd more than nine out
of every ten cases of the disease are
of one or tho other of these varie
ties. While there Is no fever and
little (If any) swelling, you may
know that it is only necessary to
apply Chamberlain's Liniment freely
to get quick relief. Try It. For sale
by all druggists. C
A significant showing of the trend
of public opinion among the well In
formed was made in a straw vote
takeu In Harvard law school the
other day on the question: "He
solved. That the record of the
present administration for the past
year would not justify the re-election
of President Taft." The vote was
taken among ;t00 students. With
two blanks cast, the vote stood even.
I 10 to 149, But a large majority of
the voters were Republicans, of
whom 120 favored tho President,
while iVJ voted his administration a
raiiure. or ttie Democrats nine were
for Taft and U5 against. Tho bal-
ince of the vote, 20 for and 2n
against the President, were cast by
students who profess allegiance to
neither of the great parties.
Best Treatment for Colds.
"Most ordinary colds will yield to
the simplest treatment," says the
Chicago Tribune, "moderatlvo laxa
tives, hot foot baths, a freo per
spiration and an avoidance of ex
posure to cold and wet after treat
ment." While this treatment is
simple, it requires considerable
trouble, and the one adopting it
must remain In doors for a day or
two. or a fresh cold Is almost sure
to be contracted, and In many in
stances pneumonia follows. Is It not
better to pin your faith to an old
reliable preparation like Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, that Is fam
ous for Its cures of colds and can
alwnys be depended upon? For sale
by all druggists. C
For good printing of all kinds The
Heview always leads.
MOTHER CRAY'S
SWEET POWDERS
FOR CHILDREN,
AOrtainRftllff forFrvprliihiieiia,
Cotitstlputlon, lit at) n c b
Nlomnrh TroHbln, Trrthln(
pjNordertt nd Dnlror
Wornin. Tbnjr llrrak up fold
tnsmtoure. Atll DruKBinln, S6ct
Don t accept Hhiiu1b idkiImJ KKKK. Aildmi.
anrtubstitula. A. S. OLMSTED, La Roy, N. Y.
KSON St.
r-TO-lATK IXTKHIOlt FINISH
Tor modern houses. Is mmle from the
bpst oak. birch, ash and fir. such as
ran be procured of the finest quality
and host color, nnd well seasoned,
from our large aud well assorted
stock of lumber. Wo have every
thing In building lumber demanded
by builders, which we are selling at
prices that we won't allow anyone
to boat.
Orders tiled for all kinds of fruit
boxes.
The J. G. Flook Co.
Roaebarg, Oregon.
atoaursa nuiut. f
WHIUT 1.10.
OAT9 5&e to 0.
HAT Vattk. 2 ton; gral, fit.
toi.
BARLET ,r,l toa.
LlvetKack.
STEERS Alive, Sc.
COWS AMv, 3c to J 14a.
VEAL Dressed, 7 8c.
HOGS Dressed, 10c; alive, Sc
Sc.
SHEEP 3 He.
WOOL Fall, 20c to 21 He year
clip, 25c.
MOHAIR 30c for 12 Mo. clip and
24c for 6 Mo. clip.
POULTRY Mixed chtckena, alive.
14c; dressed, 16c; ducks, alive 9
10c; dressed, 14 15c.
EGGS 22 He doz.
BUTTER 25c.
CABBAGE 3c lb.
POTATOES lc lb.
HONEY 12Hc 15c lb.
ONIONS 3c lb.
POUT LAN I) MARKETS.
Butter, Kkk and Poultry.
BUTTER Extra creamery, 33c;
fancy 32 He; store, 20c.
POULTRY Hens. 19c; broilers,
25 (ij 27c; ducks, 1820c; geese, 12
(fff 18c; turkeys, live, 22 25c;
dressed, 2520c; squabs, $8 per
do?..
EGGS 24 H 25 He
CHEESE Fancy full cream flats,
19 19Hc; triplets and daisies, 19H
20c; Americas, 2020Hc.
i.i.cfNtork Murket.
The following Is the general range
of livestock prices In the yards:
HOGS Best east of the moun
tains, 11 fit 11.25; fancy, 100(11;
s'-ckers, J9.50; pigs, $8.50.
CATTLE Best steers, weighing
1200 pounds, $7$7.25; medium,
steers, $6 a $6.2R ; best cows. $6.00;
fancy heifers, $5.00 0 $5.50;
medium cows, $4.50; poor cows, $3
fl3.50; bulls, $3.60 f $4.25; stags,
$3 $4.50.
CALVES Best, $6.50 I $7.00;
ordinary, $6.00.
SHEEP Best wethers, 8 (SS. 25;
ordinary, 6.50ft $7; spring lambs.
S(rt $9; straight ewes. $5.75ti$b;
mixed lots, $5.50.
Hops, Wool and Hides.
HOPS 1909, choice, 16 17c;
prime, 15c.
WOOL 1910. Willamette Valley,
20ft 21c; Eastern Oregon, 16ft,20c.
SHEEPSKINS Shearing, 10
2oc each; short wool, 25 60c
med
long lum wool, 60c$1.00 each;
wool, 75c$1.25 each.
MOHAIR, Choice. 26 27c.
HIDES Dry hides, 16 17Hc lb.;
salt, 6c lb.; dry kips, 16 17c; green.
14 15c lb.
TALLOW Prime, per lb. 34c;
No. 2 and grease, 22Hc.
Grain. Flour and Hay.
BARLEY Producers' price
Feed. $30 $30.50; rolled, $30;
brewing, $30.50.
Watch for the Merry Milkmaids.
LODGE DIRECTORY!
7. A A. M., Laurel IxHlfte No. IS Hold
, regular meotlinfB on "2nd and 4th Weduo
(lKTtofuaub month.
F. L. Davih, W. H.
N. T. Jkwktt, Hecretar;
AO.U.W. koHeourg l,oagt No. 16 Meet
the 2nd and 1th Mondays of navh montt
at7:30p. m..ln lh Foresters Hall. A!
memberi In good it ami tug are Invited to al
tend J. W. Diwki.l, M. w.
K H . uv ox. Recorder .
Bl U. Kl.ka, KoHvbiirg Lotage, no.336 Hold?
regular cotnmunioatlcuB at the Elka
Temple on 2nd atid 4tb Thumtlayi oi etu-h
month. All int'tsbers roquet ted to attend
regularly, nnd all visiting brother are conli
l'y Invited to attend.
W. W. 4'AKDWILI., K. K.
OEO. W. KrAi.Bv. .Secretary
DICUKKK OK JIONUK, Myotic Lodge No. 13
Mcetfl 2nd aud 4 lb Thursday evening of
each mouth tu MavHbeo Hall. Vlstllng
as em tiers cordially Invited to alteud.
MlSNlK K. CjIVENDIB. fi. Of H
t. H. l.KKox. Keo.
I. W. Dow tlx, Ktcelver.
EAULKS, Koaehtirg Aerte mreta In Odd
Fellows Hall on 2nd and 4th Monday even
ing of each month, at 8 o'clock. Visit
lug brethren in good itMiiding alway welcome.
1. A II KA HAM. V. P.
F. 1 t:i.ABK, W. Sec.
10. O. F., Vhlletanan Ltnige No- ft Meets n
(hid Fellows Tem ple, corner of Jarkaon and
week. Members e( the order In good standing i
are invited to attend. 1
L. L. If A K ICR, N. U.
N. T. Jkwktt, R. 8.
; O O. F , Ktslng stai lxxigo No. 17, meet)
Odd Fellowa' Temple every Friday event UK
Vlill ng bretlicrru alwaya welcome.
F 11 ViN.u.. N. .
W. S IMwkLl, K 9.
M. Fit ai.i. F. S
IO.O. F., t'nlun Knramment No. -MeeU
In Odd Fellows' Temale on the tu. aud 3rd
Thurttlar evenings tt ea h uioaih. Visit
liiK bit'theren alwavi we'.cnine.
N. T. Jk pit, 0. P.
Cahi. Ohm an. Her 1 be.
MOl'KKS BKOTHKRHOnU OF ASiKKK'A"
Kuwbiirg I-odRp No. IW-MiH'Uery Jnd
and 4t(i Ttii'sday In Maccabee Yvtuple.
Vlaitlug mt?uilern always welcome.
A. I.. Thornton, Frenirtenl
Kmma UcMullicn, Secretary.
MODKRN WOOPMKN OF A SIKH I PA . Mvrlle '
famp No. HA) meet? evry 2ml and tin
'Ihuradays of every month In the
t O O. F. Hall, corner Jat'knon and Ca Sis. I
Trnvolliw NeiKhtor are co'duily invited to
llt our Camp.
A C. Mar.tir. Consul,
Lor l CoavKu., t'lvrk.
-v K .9 , Ro-vhuri Cnapter No. ft HoldMheti
aj regular mefiuiit on im ami ;tnt l tiiirsthay '
In each Month. Vtsltuiit memtr in 1
nood fuudiug are respect full j luvlted to at i
tend.
M Ri. Ofo K Horcn. W. M i
Frkk John)N. ikcretary
RHBKKAHH. Roaebtirc Rebekah Uxlpce, No.
II. 1. O. O. F.-Mfets in Odd Fllow'
Temple every Tuetda y evening. VlslUny
(Uteri aud breth-en invited to attend.
Mra. Hammittk. N.O.
Mim. UklLa Lawti, Vmj.
WOMF.N OF WOOIH'RAFT, Ulao Circle No
4V-Mrela on lit and 3rd Momlar evei)ln
o( eaih month al tdd Fellow' (Uli
Vlaitlug munbtTi lu good ataudluff are to
filed to attend.
Mr Mry 0NttL .0. N.
Clara Hirin. t ierk
lifOOhMKN or THR WORLD, Oak Camp No
W 1 MeeUat tlie Odd Fellowa' Hull In
KoMburc. everv 1st and Srd Monday
aTtrlnga. Viiitlar nelgbbori alway welcoma
J. F.ARl. 1'II RIS!, C. c.
R. N. K vaRi.uetk
PHlSICAl CIXTUrE. the Crvut Htaxiae oa HeulA mm
"EAT PRUNES"
PRUNES are famous all over the Word ag an Oregon
product Everywhere you see these words:
"Oregon Grown"
Our prunes must be good, for there are hundreds of
imitators trying to sell them on Oregon's fame, and
Name. We are going to sell the Famous, Genuine,
UMPQUA VALLEY Fancy Packed, Raisin Cured,
SILVER PRUNES
in 25 aud 50 pound boxes, at the low price of
5 Cents per Pound.
A. S. FREY'S
A Grocery Store That is Just Like
Home. Where things look good,
and the price isn't high, here's the
place where you will want to buy.
Ham, Eggs, Potatoes, Flour, Lard, Butter and Cottolene
are life preservers and we sell
Phono
North Side
2m.
WELL PAVED STREETS
more than any other improvement,
are of great value to a community and
enhance the value of abutting property
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 hfpn
Eugene Ashland
Salem Albany
Medford Portland
Roseburg Pendleton
Lewiston Puyallup
and manv other n'tiAo
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 Roseburr and m
for yourself why
Bitulithic is Best by Every Ttst.
Warren Construction Co.
Crcason Bt.iklmg Roseburg. Main Office, 317 Beck
Building, Portland. Orerron. o
Si'c Our Window Dlspluy.
them all at the lowest price.
Grocery Co.
SKItVE HIM A STEAK
sweet, tender and Juicy and your bur
band will open up his heart and hla
pocketbook. Whsre will you get such
a steak? Why right here, of courae.
We have the choicest meats in all tho
land. If you buy here once your
husband will get good-natured Imme
diately. If you buy here regularly
he will be "Sunny Jim" all the Urn.
The Economy Market
Oaol Koblbaaea, Proas
lOX T II.YVU TO KEKP
LIFTING HOAltDS
to nnd a good one If you buy your
lumber from us. They will be all
good. We select our lumber with
the greatest care and when we tell
you it Is all right you will surely
And It so. As In everything else,
you'll llud the best lumber is tho
cheapest. Let us prove It.
LKONA MILLS LUMBER CO.,
Cor. Pine antl Oak Streets.
Walla Walla
Vancouver
Boise
Nampa
Baker City
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