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Newspaper Page Textii LL-Jg-l-JU.-iLJ!-1--- - M I ' -" :ZZZl "m-l! KcrATF. THAN'SIKHS. TAKE SVKRAI. YrjAIlS I EVENING ROSEBURO REVIEW UWl'KD DAILY KXCKPT HISDAI BY RV1EW PUBLISHING COMPANY L. WIMHEKLY DAILY per ysar, br mill fur luuulb, delivered per week, delivered BKMl-WKEKLT Per yesr till mouths ' ..IS 00 . . .10 . . .16 . .12 00 . .1100 MAIUH . 1011. UOl'KTY II1I.LS I'AID. Ullli allowed at the March term of the County Court, mil: ltlta K. Cobb, clerk! oitlte.. it. I,. Whipple, tax roll! .... K. C. Agee, tax roll! M. C. Agee, tax roll! Eva Lenox, clerk'! office .... J. Q. Wlnnilord. lax roll! . . . I. cnils Decker, drawing Jury . J. Li. Churchill, aauie W. 11. Vlnon, name Middle Tribune, printing . . . Ola! ft I'rudhuuiine. fixture! W. J. Hughe!, prlaoneri' brd. K A. McCull, fruit Impector. A. Field, bridge! ft ferry . . K. C. Ladd, Indigent! Joeph!on'i, lame II. L. Durby. lame rtiddle Furniture Co.. aaine . Mercy Himpltal, lame J. II. Younce, aaine 11. E. Fulkeraon, bounty . . . (luy Cordon, aaaeaior'i office North Hide (Irocery, Indigent! I. B. Nlcnols, lame Nej York Htore, aame John Hunka. mime Kendall Hro!., wafer ft llghl! (Ilandalo News, prlnllng Weatern Union Tel. Co IrwIn-HodBon Co.. tax ledcer H. T. Bmlth. livery hire City of Roioburg. paving . . A. A Harrl. prlKoner' hoard 48.00 I ,4.00 54 00 I S4.0 , 25.S0 ! l.'i.OO I 3.00 . tt.l'V 2.00 ' 7.35 ; 44 5 170. t6 71.47 67.00 21.35 4 1.73 la 20 20 00 105.00 16.00 58 00 60.00 12.00 7.75 22.37 195 41.45 3.00 1.65 63.75 3 00 104 69 9 00 When You Think Of the vtim which n-ny womn eipeneno. who Ko.lh it Dke. the jentlene.. nd kindne.. .Iw.y. !Wc. eled nilh wom.nhood Mem to be .ItnoM ! miracle. While in eneral oo woman rebels g!iul what she re gird, u I natural ntceity ll-rre ii ui ' om.n who would mot gladly b Irte liuui una rKiirring period ol piu. Ir. Werce's favorite Pntcnittiou makta wee women rrotf end Mick women weii, und jlres them freedom tram pata. II emlmbllehoe rtfularlty. euftrfvee tntlam matlen. heml ulcerailoa mvt cures anaJe arenes. 8ik weracn ire Invited to e'"-uli Dr. Pleroe by letter, JV. All coneionueoee tiriour p.it. -7 y. . eoendealiil. Write without Ic.r id without fee lu World'. r),.pcn..ry Med lee AiMeiitien, R. V. Pierc, M. O., I'reiident, Huff.lo, N. V. It yea wint 1 book tint tell, ill ihout woman', di.ea.e., ind how to cure them it kome, .end 21 .e-.enl .lamp, to Dr. Pierce 10 pay co.t ol mailing nh. ld b. will .end you I it" copy ul hi. great tliuunnd-page illii.tr.led Conm.a Sen Mcdic.1 Advi.cr- revied, up-lu-date edition, iu paper cover.. In bantKine clotli-biadin, Jl l.uii Closing Out Sale of ! Ready4oWear Suits Any Suit in the House for Either $10 or $15 Only the two prices, they former ly sold at from $12.50 to $25. they won't last long. Come in, look and get the best We are ancnts for two ol the best "Maile-to-Order" Tailoring Firms in the country, and in the future wc will handle only the "Made-to-Order" Suits just as cheap as the "hand-me-downs," and much better fitting. Come in, look over our new spring samples. Roseburg Rochdale Co. The Cycle Hatchers Are Thelkst Get a tycif nrcHKicr aona nmmr com bined. Holds 50 es, easy t mn Mid are most economical. Coats less to run than any other incubator.0 See thera at J. F. BARKER & CO. IMPLKMKNT AMI VKIIICIJM Roseburg, Oregon 11. U. UOllinne, ruaui . i . . i . ...J. It Till I I 1 Til III 11.11 rtlllll llO.ll'. iti.n umiiri rwiiuirv j vv Tburmun Chaney. expeiim-i . K. O. Youuk Co., road! . . . L'Dderwood Typewriter Co. . H. L. Whipple, work tax roll Pacific Matlonery Co., u:. .. John Martin, bounty Mabel Albright, work Dli. At. Guy Cordon, sheriff's office . . F. E. Raymond, lame Dun Curtln. IntllBf nt 11. It. Kauffman, Indigent! . . J F. Barker & Co., roudi . . . H. Dyer Co., roada iai.u 4.00 43. S5 K0 10.00 47. ;o ft 75 .;:. 12.00 (,4.00 .r.o 22.30 F. M. Ri'brltix. boat t'-rry 20.00 L'mpqua Valley New., prlntg 12'''.' iHikiiitftmi llroa.. roada itnva' & Girls' Aid Society . . 8 55 72.75 1.S5 5.05 10.00 31. CO 46.50 5 00 SCO g 00 I Roaeburg Review, printing . Henry Eaaton. Indigent! .... R. E. Harrla. lnane account, n H. Marnier., plumbing . . . j Roieburg Hook Co., itallon'ry J. W. lirovea, Knwil exam... W. L. Starr, exam, teachen. . H F. l.aon. ex. board F. C. Fttiiiatrlrk. aame .... ( D. Phllllpi. Stale vi. Reed R. W. Maratem. State vi. Hook T H. Fannan. aaine R. W. Maratera, Slate vi. Pendra H W Maraterl, Slate vi. Mation R. W. .Manner!, State vl. HuMch , ...... L. UnfVman U T M O 40 00 4 3 g 1 5 4 SO 3.70 JltHl 1."" ". c c March, same I Samuel Starmer, lame I R. W. Maraten, State vi. Connard 11. W. Maratera, State vi. F.dgar II. M. Stephen!. State vi. Edgar J. W. Htea-ni. ame Ray Orate, aame O. D. Phllllpi. aame It. W. Maratera, State va. Meek! R. W. Maratera. State va. Hone Joseph Huffman, lame Hi.d from 1'harmary, Indln'ta 2-70 2.70 2.701 2-20 3.95 2 01) 2 35 , - 1 Delicately Formed tad gently reared, women will find In all tie aeaioni ol their live, at maid eni, wlvea and mother!, that the one ilmple, wholeiome laxative remedy, which act! gently and pleasantly and naturally and which may be taken at any time, when the syi'.em need! a laxative, with perfect eafety and real ly beneficial effect!, Ii Syrup of Flgt and Elixir of 8enna. It has that true delicacy of flavor which la o refreshing to the taate, that warming and grateful toning tr the atomach which respond! so favor ably to lta action and the laxative ef fect which la io beneficial to the aya tem when, occasionally, lta gentle cleansing la required. The genuine, always bearing the name of the California Fig Syrup Co., 1 may be purchased from all leading druggists In original packages oi one slxe only, price fifty cents per bottle. 3 70 Ross Goodman, Jail luppllei. 5.50 Myrtle Creek Mall, printing . .th 80 Fannie R. Miller, Indigent! . 20.00 6 10 G. K. tjillne, legal services.. 104.62 1.00 Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co 121.75 1.00 John Llnch, Jr., bounty .... 2.00 i Pacific Stallonery Co 36.00 2,20 Stearns ft Chenoweth, roads. 17.71 jChurchill Hwd. Co., auppllea. 5.25 9 90 Churchill-Warner Co., aame. 4.95 L. & M. Alexander Co., repalr- . . Ing typewriter 10.40 'UIH u Krl.Mn Inrilrenta .... 20.00 1 1 ueu'don Broa.. same 30.00 M. R. Ryan, overseeing roads 114.70 M. R. Ryan, commissioner .. 12.40 L-V..ni, r'oit, .n.,1. . . 30.00 C. C. Boyer,' roads 20.00 I.Vntili f'nln rnuilit 10.00 (',. S. Clayton, roads . . . Peter llallf. roada 8.00 8.00 16.10 Frank Cain, roada Dali,r llilir rnuit. 13.40 S. Clayton, roada 13.40 I.. Laiia. roads 4.00 4.00 4.00 Ray Walker, roads (. F. Royer, roadB D. B. Iwls, roadi Frank Cain, roada 2.00 19.00 16.00 16.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 3.00 4.00 23.00 23.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 1.00 27.00 24.00 22.00 22.00 2 00 2.01) 2.00 2.00 5.30 6. .10 G.30 60.90 Peter Ballf, roada R Clnvton. r ada II. F. Collins. roadB Fred Aaam, ronda I P. Gardner, roada Joe Donnell, roada J. Maraten, roada Peter Ballf, roads (1. S. Clayton, roads D. C. Huhbard, roads .1. C. Murshnll, roada Amos O. Bilker, roadB Bert Joyce, ronds Frank Cain, roads Frank Cain, ronda Peter Unlit, roadB G. 8. Clnvton, rondB J. .M. Coffmnn. ronds II. Z. Conk, roada K. E. Totten, roadB Andrew Jacques, roada Clarence Anlauf, Slate vs. Hook H. M. Hurley, same Seth Feuston, same Hamilton Drug Co., Indigents Marstera Drug Co., supplies . i.. i. ltimiimiil lnvpiille court 20.65 14.00 K YVIlunti rnnfln 100.00 it F N'lehnli. stock Itisnector 25.00 (1. K. Qulne. premium bond . v a Mcf'ntl. fruit Inspector. 110.00 94.2S 81.00 68.66 10 00 6.00 82.00 26.60 15.36 20.36 6.00 45.83 5.55 fi.00 5.00 36.05 6.00 25.03 3.55 7.13 6.T1S 5.58 3.65 20.25 47.60 John Stenmle. Indigents .... Dr. Geo. K. Ilniirk, health offr W. Burnett, bounty l-sllo Pardue, bounty W. A. Peters, ferry entile . . . 8. Wllev, commissioner . . . W. Wonncott. expenses . . H. Lenox, expressnge, etc.. T. Jewell, Inquest Protz- nian W. Strong, supplies T. Wnde, Slate vs. Judy . Luther Judy, same Willie Judy, anme F. L. Jones, same N. T. Jewett, Inquest llnmillon It. F. Alkins. work, luxes . . . Cora Cnmnhell, snnie Ray Henderson, snn.e Howard Calkins, anme Chns. Munn, sanio K. L. Webb, same Crnre Blnkelev. aunie Ilnrry J. Hlldelinrn. samo . . 1.00 Kenneth Qulne. same ? N. T. Jewett. Inquest Helkko 8.00 Dr. W. T. Kaiser, same .... 10.00 D. J. Jarvls. constable 15.2; Douglas County Abstract Co.. i i ..rl.i.,a 150.00 J. V. Short, bounty 20.00 II , llr.iufli fYlll.nMOB 8. SO ALL OCT OF SORTS. Ha. Any llu-eburg IViwin Felt That Waf ? Never Teel all out of sorts? Tired, blue. Irritable, servoel? 11....1, r..ii luiim mill nchv? Tkiit'a the story of sick kldieyi Bad blood circulating mtoai: tiin uei,i nnimititnir of the body; Just one way Io feel right agala, Cure toe altmglsh kidneys; l!i It wltft Don! l kidney Hill. sr. a tneksns 214 Telril street Dt.Ots I'.w. li. iya; "Donni iti,im.v Pills have oeo ued In our fiiBilly an hive prnvrO very ttectlve IB curing kidney complaint. I know lust what tkls remedy will do and i-on.e.iu.-ntlv have no heiltatlon v..,AL...r In rMcmimicnd IBK It." s-iir ule bv all dealer!. Price 60 v.ili.r.Mllburn Co.. Buffalo N..w York. i1h agenli for the United Stat Remember the name Doan s and take no other. Mm. .li.iii.iinil vnlnmea of new pop ular fiction, paper binding., have )ut ..... to the circulating library .if l,- liiM.hiir Book Store. The flint book cosh only 10c. read It and exchange It for another book for milv a rent! daw Rolled oats and barley, cracked and whole corn, wheat and all varle-tli-i of mill fred at the Doug'ns County Mill.. I'houe 13. dtf Dai id Alexander to Francis Mc Laughlin. 11500; part of lot! 9 and 10. block 5. Yoncalla. R F. Otey to Roland Agee, $1100; Iota 6 and 7. block 4. Hamilton'! Add to Roieburg. D. D. Mowery to r. A. uomsioca, 13750: 74 acre! lec 18, 25 MorT. to F. F. Sanderson, O. W. 1150: lot 18 , block 23, Kinney'! Add to Roneburg. S. D. McCov to I. A. Goff 11200 three acre! at Edenbower. C. H. Gardner to Neenah-Oregon Ijind Co., 110; 160 acre., aec 20, 30-3. J B. Riddle to Bertha B. Pruner, $50; 4 lota, block 19. Riddle. L. J. Andrew, to Joneph Welch and J. H. Boyer. $4750; 28 acre.. sec 13. 30-6. J. B. Riddle to R. A. Knlpp $240; four lots, block 14. Riddle. Peter Ulam to E. D. Btuller $10 lots 3 and 4. block 15. Riddle. I). W. Steam! to Henry Rletman v. steams iu nmii $300; parcel of land near Oakland fair grounds A j McClane to A. F. MeClan- hand and J W. Rackley. $1100; block 2 and lot B, Gardner s Add to Mvrtle Creek ' Iuther King to Jacob Dois. $200; Barrel of land at Riverside. E J Butrlck to Isaac Sellg. $100; lota'23. 24 and 25, Drain's Add to !lp tn 1 . Source of SleeplctMiiea!. r i, .. mnat nmmnn Cauce Of In mn.li la disorder! of the itomacli. Chamberlain'! Stomach and Liver Tablet! correct these aiBoraers aim enable you to sleep. For sale by all dealers. c TAXPAVF.ItH TAKK NOTH'K. All 3 per cent rebate on tnxea will close at 6 o'clock p. m. on Wednes day. March 15. If you want a dis count, do not delay no rebate after the 16th. CEO. K. lit - . dawtf Sheriff and Tax Collector. CALL FOR COl'NTY WARRANTS. Notice Is hereby given all persons holding county warrants Issued by DouglHB Counlv. Oregon, and en dorsed "not paid for want of funds. .....1 ini,iinir ihn 9th day of September. 1910. to present the . .ha rminiv Treasurer of said county at his olllce for payment, as Interest will cease tnereon an. date of thlB notice. Dated at How-burn. Oregon, this 9th day of March, 1" . j. r,. d.v i ciw. Treasurer of Douglus County. Ore gon. NOTICE FOK RIDS Vm HKWKK CONSTRICTION. Notice Is hereby given Hint the un dersigned, Recordor of the City or r, ......i.,,r nrnimn will receive, at his niiieo in iIib Cltv of Rosehurg. up o 6 o'clock p. m. of Monday, niarcn n, ,., ..1.. l.l.la fr HlA cmiHtruc- .i Io bnnurn nH ttlO WlLRtl- llllll Ul "II"! - Itigton-Chadwlck sewer, the plans and specifications or wnicn may ue by npplylng to tno untiuraigneu. All DU1H IlllllU u (i v...i' - certified check for 6 per cent of tne .... i. .il in flip All bids must ne ncconipunieu u, k.i.l n 1m fnrfelteil to the City of Roseburg In case the success ful bidder shall fall to enter Into a contract and bond with the City for the construction or sulci sewer. The council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. By order or tne council. Dated thlB 8th day of March. 19U. A. N. ORCL'TT. Recorder of the City of Roseburg Oregon. a,nl 1KM1 TAX NOW DI R. All nersons owning rtogB within the city of Rosel rg. Oregon, are here y i,nn..it thnt the Btinunl license tax of $2.50 on each dog. of either Bex. In now due and payanie io me uu.i. ..- signed. This tax must be paid with out delay. Dated Jan. 30. lsu. JOSEPH HUFFMAN, dtf City Aiarsnui. SPICK SPAN SPICKS. Bv which we moan Bplcea that are absolutely clean. You want thla kind. Get tbem at Roseburg Phar macy. n" TlXCTl'UB OK ARNICA Still a favorlto and a good one for rubbing Bore muscle!, at the Rose burg Pharmacy. d" Genuine leaf lard, kettle rendered, lame palls $1.50 and small palls 75c. Newhnrd Bros.' market, 14a Sheri dan street. Phoue 134. dtf ..... 1 KAnlern iywievw in nj ' J ' -r Hhort omen at anj num. t Quick Lunch Restaurants YE TOY, Pro. Kllt'l.All lllWKll. -1C ti Chicken Dinner Every Sunday. 4- Open until 10 p. m., asuy. t Sheridan Street Nesr Depot. . 4. -1.4. 4. NEW YORJC CAFE Cluin Jo, Prop. OPKN DA V AND NUillT. Meals ( All lloum. Regular Meali SO cents. Chicken Dinner Sundays, from 11 noon to 3 p. m 4. Chon Suer. Noodles. Fresh 4- nvatnn leiah. etc.. ill the time. 4 Cor. Jackson tt Washington Sti 4 cor. jacsiun m hiubiuu sib PrvM-nt Survey Aero the Kuiniiill of Mountain -May be Condemned .Xew tine. Eugene Guard: It In the belief of t . ...un iltur ilia contracts suuie lam"." 'ulu for the balance of the Natron cut-off 'between where the .reet grade u i.ino winxtriirted mid the Kianmui I Falls extension, will not be let for I some tln.e to come. The reason for I this Is b.ised on the rnct that the !pri-icnt line cannot he nnlshed In time to get the other work under way before the f:ill ruins set lu. -Much 1 trouble is experienced with land .slides and in several places the new road will have to be rebum. i !of the tunnel! are complete, but tile I third cue still remains unfinished. : Before work could begin on any fur ther contracts It would be necessary to complete the present line the who.e distance and lay the rails, so that ',. u ,.,.M l.e established at the . base or tne ne cu,.. .. ; railroad men say. cannot be done until well alter the middle of the summer, aud too late to begin any new work economically. I Already activity has begun on the completion of last year s contracts. ' Five contractors have re-established ihelr camps. These are bweeney Ruland. Hunt. .Sumlson 4c Smalt, anu natis. a auiiMiiii lexnected this week. H. Bender, who Is head store keeper for the nan Construction Company, returned to Natron yesterday after placing large orders here for hay and feed. May Tuke Five or Six Veum. Another story In regard to the completion of the new road Is that Is may be five or six years ueioic trains will be able to ruu over It. A railroad man In talking with a num ber of business men here a short time ago. said that the general re port was that the present survey across the mountain! would be con demned for the reason that there are so many tunnels, making the cost of construction prohibitive, in iuai case a new survey will have to be made, cutting out most of the tun nels, making more curves In the line than the present survey provides iui. It will take a long time io ui- nnn, ....rtiKitiimt Hiirvev across Hie mountains and in case It is made no contracts will be let for Beveral years and It will take at least two years after the work Is completed to finish that stretch of road. KC.KMA CI RK A 11KAI TV WASH. Aithn,iih n I) I) Prescrintlon has leen recognized for years as the one remedy for Eciema. Psoriasis, and all other forms of skin disease, it 's now known that there is no other wash, even those used by the beauty specialists, that can compare with this mild lluuld for cleansing the aiiti nf iilmnies blackheads, rash. nnd all similar skin affections. For this reason alone, a bottle ot D. D. D. should be kept on hand In every household. A trial 2"c bottle will show you the merits of this great remedy as a complexion wash. D. D. D. seems to remove the cause. Ing the skin., aud leaving it as soft, smooth and clear i" Bl"uul" " healthy child I r. tl - iuai ui (let a 2r.c bottle today and keep it In the house. Red Cross l'hurmacy. The olllce of the Producers' Fruit Co. Is now located iu room 5, Review Building. Packing house. Barker's warehouse, opposite depot. We sh-ill handle a full line of shook, fruit and herrv baskets. See us before buying elsewhere. 1). Donald Wilson, local agent. dtt The price ot rooasiuns uas coum lown at the North Side Grocery, dtf Telephone 335 Hours 9-12 1- 5 HUNT DR. F. W. Dentist. Abraham Bldg. Roseburg, Oregon. 1 11. C. L. PEARSON DENTIST OFFICE IN REVIEW BUILDING Hours: 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. ALBERT S. 1IUEY OPTOMETRIST 118 W. CASS ST. Hoeeburg - Oregon DR. J. L. CALLAWAY, Osteopathic Physician. Graduate American School of Osteopathy, Klrksvllle, Mo., un der founder of the science, Dr. A. T. Stl'.l. Abraham Bldg. Phone 1691 ROSEBURG OREGON Office lloun: Phones: 10 to 12 a. m. Office Main 1711 i to 4 p. tn. Resld. Malu 1711 DR. 1.1 CETTA SMITH, Physician Women and Children DlBewei a Specialty. Office. Maionlo Bldg., Second Floor DILS. SULLY. SETIIER A. STEWART Physicians and Surgeons. Suite of Olllce Rear Douglas Coun ty Dank Building, Ground Floor. Phone 1161. ROSEBURO - - - - OREGON f 4. OltKdON R EST A I UA .1 T 4. Open Day and Might. 4. 4. Flrst-clsss meals at sll hours 4. Fresh Olympls Oysters, Klsb 4. and Clams all tue time. i t t 4 Regular Meals, -J.1 Onts. . Have added a new Balcony 4. especially ieorvrd for ladles 4 and families An Electric Piano will furnish 4. mmlc djrlng meal hours. r r P 4 STOP TIIK SCHOOL KILUNli. There Is too much tinkering with the educational Institution! In Ore gon, and If It continues it will h it the state immensely, says the Pendle ton Dally Kast Oregoliiun. e have already suffered the uisgia.e ui ..... lug our normal schools closed, and onlv a few years ago u I sary for the 1'nlversity to go betore ; the people tind tight to have Its up- pioprlation sustained. It is time i" end this anti-school agitation. Yet there are schemes galore rnr killing school appropriations and for tearing some of the institutions up by the roots. Cottage drove want! u refer the l. of O. appropriation again and at McMliinvllle a mass meeting was held tn discuss the proposition of referring not only the 1'nlversity 'appropriation but also the appropria tions made for the O. A. C. and tne '.Monmouth normal school. That this McMliinvllle move can be Intended seriously this paper Is unwilling to believe. Circumstances i do not call for any such action as Is i proposed down there. ThiB state has I gone without normal schools for ! three years and but one out of the I three schools was provided for at the legislative session. To hold up the 'appropriation given that school would be all uncalled for. as any one , mav see. I (There are also some local school killers in Roseburg who are In great need of being choked off from such nefurlous work 1. Foley's Kidney Pills What They Will Do for You Thev will cure vour backache. strengthen your kidneys, cor. rect urinary irregularities, build up the worn out tissues, and eliminate the excess uric acid that causes rheumatism. Pre vent Bright's Disease and Dia. bates, and restore health and strength. Refuse substitutes. For sale bv Markers Drug Co. Have rundel ti.ne It. Commercial Abstracts of Titles Blue Prints Filing Papers, Etc. WE WILL GO ON YOUR BOND Insurance Conveyancing 328 NORTH JACKSON STREET, ROSEBURG, OREGON WE have on hand at present the largest and best stock of lumber, shingles, doors, windows, and building material we have ever had. Let us figure on your bill. Page Investment Company PHOXFTgia TIW N. JACKSON It. Wanted at Once $3,000.00 Worth t- 2nd. hand oods, we L. H. 2nd-Hand Store NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. You are hereby notified that your taxes for the year 1910 will become due and payable on the first day of March. We are using a new form of atate ment or receipt this year, and It will be necessary for you to either bring or send this statement to tha sheriff's olllce when paying taxes, na this statement when stamped paid by the sheriff becomes your lux receipt. OHO. K. QUIN1C, uhw Sheriff nnd Tax Collector. COLONISTS FARES From the Middle nnd Kastcrn Por tions of the Cnited States and Canada to OREGON, WASHINGTON and all the NORTHWEST will prevail DAILY MARCH 10th TO APRIL 10th I ovr the iSOUTHESS PACIFIC LINfcS l OREGON 'rout Cliiia' ut St. Lou.s Olllllliu limitus City . . . . $:M.OO . . ;t-2.i(l . . U.VtKI . . a.1.110 St. I'iiuI L'5.110 and from other cllies colTespoiidillK ly low. You ( nil I'KKI'AY I'nreH The Colonist fares are Westbound onlv. but if you have relatives or friends or employes In the Kast whom vou desire to bring to this slate you can deposit the value of the fi re with vour local railroad ngent. and an order for a ticket will be tele graphed to any address desired. l-l Hie WORLD Know Of our vast resources and splendid opportunities for 1IOMK 1HI1.IH.M. Call on the undersigned for good Instructive printed matter to send East, or give him the addresses of those whom you would like to have such matter sent. WM. MrMl'RRAY Cenerul I'assellKer.Agellt PORTLAND. OKIHJOX. IP YOU ARE WKLL POSTED on lumber wo don't need to tell you of Its good qualities. You have found them out for yourself. It Is the man who knows little nbout It that we want to reach. If you are ono we want to say most emphatically that the best lumber Is by far the cheap est, and that ours Is the best to be had. LEONA MILLS LUMBER CO., C!or. Pine and Oak Utreets. Abstract Co. 8EKYE HIM A STEAK eweet, tender and Juicy and your hat band will open up hla hoart and hl pocketbook. Where will you get such a steak? Why right here, of course. We have the choicest meate In all ths 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 time. The Economy Market fto. Knhlbae, Prop. pay BEST PRICES RHOADES & CO. Roseburg, Ore.