''Mr. kn3 "Mrs. V H' Kvuuy
turned ta Leon A hU niornlna.
A. Walsh, retired engineer of til.
8. P. Co., was her from POrtlan
today.
L-.B. Skinner, Jr,, Harry Winston
Winston..; Hobt. Ureuo, Clay Smith
John Lander, Greens; E. HaUle'i!
Deer Creek; Cheater Fisher, Winches-
ter, were among the Roseburg visitors
today.
IXiyi K XAMK.
Mauy I'tHJiiln Cannot rnmoumi1
- Xamo of World' Mum! Fmiii
out C'aturrh KciiiiHly.
HlRh-o-nie that's the proper way
to pronounce HYOMKI, the old r-
llable remedy, that has rid tens o
thousand! of people of that vile an
disgusting disease.
HYOMKI ta made of purest Aim
trallan eucalyptus combined with th
mol and other effective antlKeptic
and la guaranteed to be free from
cocaine or any harmful drug.
HYOMKI la guaranteed to end th
misery of catarrh, asthma, croup, ra
turrhal deafness, bronchitis, coughs
or colds, or money back.
Ureal he It, that's all, no dotting tho
stoniach. Complete outlit, Including
Indestructible Inhaler, $100. Kxtrt.
bottles of HYOMKI, If needed. 50
cents at the Red Cross Pharmacy an
druggists everywhere.
kv ciiak;f koh thi nks
OVKK 4U JN'CHFS lAi
On the recnmmeudatloii of Its geu
era I passenger agents committer
the trunk line asHoclution has
adopted a new basin of charging for
excess length of trunks, which, hav
Ing been accepted by the executivi
traffic committee of the Kastern com
merclal organizations, representing
the prominent commercial bodies !n
the leading cities of the Atlantic sen
board, wilt go Into effect July 1, 191
Under the new rule, 46 Inches In
length Is the limit to be carried free
For each additional inch a charge
equivalent to the rate for & lbs. rf
excess baggage will be charged, tli
muxlmum limit being 70 Inches
Trunks exceeding this length will nt
he carried as bHggage. From th
February Popular Mechanics Muga
zlne.
Charles Durham, Kovlngton, III
has succeeded in finding a positive
cure for bed wetting. "My little boy
wet the bed every night clear thr.i
on the floor. I tried several kinds oi
kidney medicine and I was In tti.
drug store looking for something dif
fere nt to help him when I heard of
Foley Kidney Pills. After he had
taken them two days we could see a
change and when he had tuken two-
thirds of a bottle he was cured. That
Is about six weeks ago and he ha
not wet In bed since." For sale by
all dealers. F
MECCA THE SACRED.
A Shrine That Drawl One-saventh ef
lha Human Raca.
Although one of luu muHt InurcPHfllble
eitlea ou earth. Mecca emu yenr baa
ttaltori In such number that II rausi
be ranked In this particular with In
don and New York. Kven the world's
metropolis on lue Thames ran botial
DO aucb cnsmoimlltnn chnrarter ns la
Inipurtfd to this iiiyaifrluiiM city In tbf
wilderness uf Artiblu by the niyrlutU
of pilgrims who. nt the com! of In
credible pttins, annually crowd Into Ita
confine.
This city la the oldimt place of re
sort lo existence, yet of nil the mil
llona who have rlslted It not a score
of Chiiatlana are known to hare coinr
out alive. No flag of cltlteiiHhlp would
ao.e a man s life were he known to
be Christian within tbe sacred pre
clncta of Ibe city where the prophet
himself decreed that no unbeliever
should set foot.
Of the K.VOOO.ono Moslems In the
world only l.YAUO.OOO live under the
Turkish flag, yet moat of them ac
knuwlcdge the sultan of Turkey as
their cnllph. the successor of the propb
el. As Mnnnmmrd shrewdly foresaw,
tbe Mecca pilgrimage hinds togelher
bis dlsrlples luio a unity whlrh could
be effected In no other way.
"Mecca." anya lr. Samuel M. Zwe
mer of Ambln, "has become the re
llglous capital and the center of unl
vernal pilgrimage for ouescvenlh ot
tbe human riK-e."-llsrper's Msgazlue
IMVK Vol ril.KS?
Then llem-Kold la What V..u Want
A tiuaranlrcd Intemnl llcuuily.
Here la a physician's remedy. In
augar-roated tablda taken Inwardly
that cures all forma or piles nml
avoids painful oxra!lntia. as well ax
the common odious treatments. II
altucka the very cause - hail circula
tion. This rented r Is ir. I..onhanli h
HKM-HOIU. sold by the lied t'nws
I'harmncy and all druKxlia. II for
24 days' medicine, and jcitlrfacili.n
guaranteed. Iir. I...,tihur.ll Co
Station It. HulTalo. N Y . Prop
Write for booklet.
n
ICK. I. KsTtlK '. .tWMts.
M. S. I'airrler lo A J
:II0; H4 of lot 7. I, link
Stii rm. r.
. Knurl u
Houiherti Aild to IIiim.-Imio:
J. P. Kelnert to O w. Miller. Ilu
4ft acres sec 2 7-7.
O. W. Klonerkrr to J A Jan. II.
H; 2 arrea eec I. 2-l:'
CASTOR I A
For lafanti and Childrrn.
t. rt.j v. U'.a il. Dm
IUI MIIU IUU 11010 ninaji U'JH" U ,
BMra lha
aintaf
Modern oKlo. flll.. r.aet M th.
Hosbarf Pook 8tor.
HUMOROUS QUIPS
The Beggar Man.
t inl a WicKatr miD one on ths roitd.
"Hod pity you, man," says 1.
'An wt.y wuult yuu ptty mylf," says
he,
"With the sun up them In th sky?
If It nothing but holes 1 hfcva in my
punu-
Thatva many a one that's traveling
worse.
It's money. tLey say. Is th devil's own
CUI f,
An' well It know a how to fly.
"TherVa sold for all on th Kor," aya
he;
"Thr-e pold where buttercups grow.
I've ull lh roH.l of the world at my feet
When I'm rliijHif:iK the way I'll ro
The ro-if of my houxo Ik wonderful ftlsht.
And M'a H.lnlnc with at lira the livelong
IHKht.
With the moon heraelf to be lending a
liifht.
la It iJiiy I'm asking so?"
H ahook my hund at the butt of the hill.
"God pity jou. nion." auya he.
"For It a toil an' throuhl you have Itself
That'a aip enough in immj.
Uut hero 1 atand with a lgar man's
aha re.
The atin thrown In an" the wind w
fair. An' ith never a ftlfe or hll-l
cure
Och, pity yuuraelC:" aays hf
-I'ull M.n.
She Knew the Short Cut.
"How will you Imve our exf&'t"
asked the girl behind the lunch count
r. "Willi an 1-rlMf nti luvrvol of lime.'
answers) the iilineinin'nih'd profinsor.
"us possible Ititcrveiiluii between the
depOHltlon of the uvtil spberuld In tbe
nldlllcuUnl receplnclo by the fetnule
represetiliitive of the counuon or burn
yard variety of dmmH(lt fowl mid the
subwpjfiit iippeuriitice of the same In
the nutria uf comnurte where i-o tit re
fute tlie"
"All rlht." Interrupted the girl. "I
think 1 undtTstiind." Srnuble three"
Chicago Tribune.
Crafty Wooer.
"IIow did Smlgglen win Mrs. WUI
Junis over to ulvlnj; her consent to his
Diarryintr her dmiKhter?" asks the
young nuin with the large pipe.
"Met the old lfldy In the dark ball
way and kissed bcr. thou upologtztnl.
saying he was sure she wns the daugh
ter." explain the yming man with the
excited B4K-kfi.-.lii(lKes Library.
For Several Songs.
The Pench-I tutw a J tin dandy dress
today, Ohircnce.
The I'ot't-Vou did. deur.
"Yes, It rcully wu a hpein.M
'IIuw much was It?'
"Only $."H."
"Only $507 Do you know how many
poems that means to me, dear?"
Yonkers HlutcHiuitn.
On the Job.
Pa I gnatly dlsuiprore of that
young Suillhsnu, hrd mie particular
reasou Is hU lack uf Industry lu his
culling.
Daughter-Ills rulllug? Why. he
calls seven evening In the week!
CusseH's .Saturday Journal.
Uteleis Gift.
The Vlcnr (ending nps hi -And so
we have divided to present Mr. Smith
with nn honorarium on bis departure.
Villager 1 object! tt hut I nays m give
lui something UHeful. Why, we don't
eveu know whether he cau play the
thing. Punch.
Important Distinction.
'You can take that ax and get up su
petite for a little dinner," said the
fanner's wife.
l.dy." replied Meattderlirg Mike,
what I wun nppl)lu' fur wan 1hh.
not physical culttfre."-Wsshlngittn
8lur.
Knew the Game.
'I pave a turkey t every widifv In
the precinct, tmt the ltter caiuinlnte
beat mo out."
IIow did he work It?"
tJavc u turkey lo every married
niuu. He got the vote."- Kaunas City
htur.
Willing to Oblige.
'John, the ctHik sn.vs she doesn't like
the platv.
IHh' h refer to us or t Lonely
vllle? If !!' the tottu that doesu't
ult her we can mot e to Nome other
suburb WashliiKtoti Herald
Untouched.
Kin I eat some of the snow on your
lot. holy?" askiMl (he hobo, hoping to
arouse compam.
I'm imt pnre." the woinnn repled
icerfnlutr "We only rvut the uniier
Cut "- HuMhIm i:ir!ii
H.a Motto.
"Ilwkon tbe old man will get on the
wnti-r whl'oii pretty soon '
"I"ii't think so He si war saya
icfe in"i riHin enough f.ir him. and
hit
iiixiin It "thm't crowd"'
stliution
- At inula
Ea.culidnar, Da Yaue Duly.
"Thoi.- Clilne?e reTlutlulilMta car
tulnly Inkn (lit- rnki!"
-Wlir do tiii.r inkp n,r rtikrr
"I ii.p,.. Hipv lukr the rak l
'!- Ih. ) il..n't llkr I'll M - MjlKtuo
L.f. Pr...rv. 'Em.
Thfir ur cnlil.a an- -nn-e In lh
Ailiriiinlnrk. fltl. vwir"
"I urn ln.t anrrll Th llrtt Ih'.nu
lw' l'""r in rtnnci--
Wn.l.inctun Il. rvJ
In Boaton.
Tiw-hf-ff,!,),. nanir ona cf lha
lnt known rhanirtrrt of fldlon.
- V '" "Pf cUloB.in-
.tt t T tt H(MflU
I ' Th ltuai torvaputident bf th-l
Portlund Orison Ian offert tht" ro'low
Ing Kralultuui Insult to the cltlzena
uf Koseburg, In his tvport uf tba
general "gut-together" meeting at
the Coiuuierciui Club Tuesday even
ing: "Attorney Filce acted aa ring
maater, ao to apeak, and In reuiionae
lo luvitutlon 20 or more cltlzena de
livered witty and humorous remnrkr.
"Although a "dry" town. Mayor
Mlc em wan persuaded to lift tbc-
"lid, and punch was served In quan
titles."
The evident Intent of the fore
going Is to convey the Idea that this
occasion was one of boisterous orgies
and a free dispensing of booze.
Nothing could be further from th'
facts. While the addressee wen
mainly Impromptu, they maintained
a dignity and earnestness for the up
building of Koseburg and Douglas
County that could but favorably Im
press every sensible hearer. Many
of the leading business and profes
sional men of the city, including at
least three ministers of the largtst
churches, were present through
out the evening. As for the
punch. It was of such a nature
that it might have appropriately been
served at a church social or any
where else the "lld-llftlng" feature
existing only in the imagination of
the aforesaid correspondent, who 1l-
contlnually doing more harm by hh
distorted "news" reports than the
Commercial Cluh can overcome by it
most earnest efforts ut boosting. 1
Is time Buch a nuisance was abated
CAIX FOIl CITV WAItltAXTS.
Notice is hereby given all persons
holding (ieneral Fund Warrants
against the (-fly of Hosehurg, Oregon
endorsed "Not paid for want o!
funds." prior to and Including July
II, 1HII, to present the same to the
City Treasurer for payment, as Intel-
est thereon will cease after the date
of this notice.
Dated this 17th day of January,
1913. 1. S. IIOUSEK.
City Treasurer,
A Hero In a I.lfctithouae.
For years J. S. Donohue, So
Haven, Micb., a civil war captain, at
a lighthouse keeper, averted awfi I
wrecks, but a queer fact Is, he might
have lecn a wreck, himself. If Klec-
trlc Hitters had not prevented,
"They cured mo of kidney trouble
and chills," he writes, "after I had
taken other so called cures for years
without benefit, nud they also im
proved my sight. Now, at seventy,
I am feeling fine." For dvspepsla.
indigestion, all stomach, liver and
kidney troubles, they're without
eiual. Try them. Only &0 cents ac
all drugglBta. l
SOl'TIIKH.V PACIFIC TIME CARD.
Northbound.
Name Leatr.
Shasta Limited .. 7:30 a. m.
Flyer 11:&6 p. m.
Overland 11: IS p. m.
Port. -Ashland local 1:45 p. m
I'ort.-ltoseb'g local 9:00 a. m
Southbound.
Shasta Limited ...12:41 a. m
Flyer a. 15 a. m
Overland 4:06 a. m
Port.-ltoaeb'g local
Port. -Ashland local 5:30 p. DC
No.
12.
14.
16.
ID.
20.
11.
13.
It.
17.
19.
No. 17 ties up In Roseburg, ar
riving hare at 11:55 p. m. It forma
the equipment of No. 20, whlcn
leaves here at 9:00 In the morning,
returning to Portland.
What make itapolto a household
wordT Continuous advertising. You
apt never allowed to forget It.
$9 Per Ton
MKXIHTA WAk
Onr ciiritomorM tell us thnt Men
dotti Ih the tuont MttlnfArtory coal
thev hi tvr burned. They say
that Is why they re-ordr. All of
tht'in have Inirtit'd other brands.
Roscburp; Flour Mills
Phone 56
a4
60 TCAAtV
RIENCr
Tnsoc MUM
CoTnOHT Acs
A . M.ltnt ftwrh an 4mMi attty
jn'okit .irta n p-if aifimon fr new br u
fn' iV'tl ! rr hMr ettM'(h'X (VrimTlHaV
II. -Ht rlrtTot.O.la.,!!) HIB00t
la, talk
Scientific Hmcricatt.
.H etl .ii tf . itr ttllf r.Httil. 1 'n-9 S-1 fl
wr - f ur motiite, $L tfcU kj Ail iwmlr
WUNN Co - New Yorl
arsu WMinatw it 4
atJaBBaaBBBJaaMBaafSlWi
LOCAL fcfcWl,
?pritiri for sale And tot rent
at the Koseburg Book Store.
Triple mirrors In French plata, all
ilzea. Winnie Caddia, the Plumber.
Call us V40. tn Dougtaa Count
Creamery, for cream.
Fountain pens cleaned and re
paired at the Roseburg Book Store.
Tbe price or foodstuffs has come
down at tbe North Side Grocery, dtf
Most Roseourg housewives nse
either "Pride of Douglas" or "Queen
city" Dour. There a reason for It.
Phone 13. Douglas County Mills. If
rour grocer doesp t carry either kind
Rolled oais and barley, cracked
and wbol' corn, wbeat and all varla-
tlea of m II feed at tbe Douglao
County Mills. Phone 11 dtf
Smith's Livery, all new rigs and
outfits, first class driving and riding
homes; automobile in connection.
Terms reasonable. Phone 60. Oftlce
with new ladles' waiting room, cor
ner Oak and Rose streets. S. T.
Smith, proprietor. dtf
Useful, sanitary what you nead
for the bath room glass shelves.
towel bars, metal holders,
tumbler holders, tooth brush holders
(separate or In combination), cor
ner shelves, robe hooks, coat books
sponge baskets. Start the New Year
off right. Winnie tiuddls, the Plumb
er, dtf
"Advertising Is the door to success.
Originality and aggressiveness unlock
the door."
Patronize Review advertisers.
NORTH DAKOTA ASSOCIATION
Will hold Ita annual meeting oi
Friday evening, Jan. 19, 1912, i.t
7:30 p. m., In Kagles' Hall, Rose
burg. Members will bring their bas
kets well supplied with good things
to eat. All former residents uf
North Dakota are cordially invited
to attend.
L. A. UKLAND, Pres.
II. GUEST, Secretary.
IF YOU
have a horse, or a cow, or a hen, an 1
If you want your stock kept In Al
condition, let us supply you with the
FKED that gives satisfaction. "Full
Weight and Full Measure."
KosKiu iti; kki:i & vvv.i, co.
Phone 1C3. Winchester & Jackson St
Telephone 335. Hours 9-11
" 1- i
DR. P. W. BUNT
DeDtlst.
Abraham Dldg. Roseburg, Oregoj.
DR8. BEELY, SETHER A STEWART
Physicians and Surgeons.
Suite of OHccs Rear Douglas Na
tional Unuk, Ground Floor.
Phone 367.
ROSEHURQ .... OREGON
Kit. C. U PEARSON
DENTIST-
OFFICE IN REVIEW
UI'ILDINU
Honrs: 10 a. m. to 3 p. in.
AI.P.KHT S. lll'KY
OPTOMETRIST
118 W. CASS ST.
Hosehurg ...
Oregos
DR. D. K. KNKI.L
Osteopathic Physician
Rooms 10-11. Maraters Dldg.
Roseburg. Oregou.
Phone 119.
DR. FIN LAY
Denllal
Hell Sisters'
Rooms 4-5.
Dldg.
GUIDON A. KORY
VoraJ I-saona
Studio 437 North Rose Street
Phone 290-R. ROSEBURG. OR.
MRS. t il. Itl.KS IIKIM.INK
Trarhrr of Piano
Studio 423 Ella St. Phone S3-R.
DR. II. K. 1IKILMANN
Kyealght Specialist
217 South Stephens St.
ROSEBURO ... OREGON
Office Hour: Phones:
10 to 12 a. m. Office: Main 171
2 to 4 p. m. Res.: Main 172
DR. I4.TKTTA SMITH.
I'hyalrUn
Women and Children Dtaeaare
a Specialty.
Office, Maaonlr Pldg., Second Floot
IK. M. ASIITt)
Oilropnurtlc rhy?IH
HptnotoKt
Rheumatism, Sciatica. Lnmoaito, Etc.
Acute and Chronic Disease.
234 Cass St. ROSKBVRO, OR.
DIC J. U CA1XAWAT,
OtJtfopalhtc rtiyvlrtM.
Grsdust Anwrlcsn Scliool of
ltopthT. KlrksvtllB, Mo., mm
Jr ton Oder of th trlsnc. I t.
A. T. au'.i.
Abraham HMn. Phon lt
OSClurRO CRLCOON
oMnYaf
CIVIC PRIDE IN
THEJCHOOLS,
How Citizens of Norwalk, Conn.,
Aided Hew Building,
A KOVEL PUN EMPLOYED.
High School Commission Mads Apptal
to Labor Dodiss, Municipal Depart
ments and Educational Interests For
Aid In Oecorating Intorior.
As tht new IjIuIi Mchmtl building uf
tlio town of Norwiilk. Cunu . wnx nn
prouttilni; toiiiiU'ilon with Its appro
prhttion I'D il r iy esLau-iil tlio board
)t m hool vlthirs of the towu appaint
ii Ii l'li scbiKil f-ouimlKslnn, "nuihor
lzt'd to Hail h it Ktrts fur the interior (It-,
orn.'lun of Ihu w-btMil."
TUe ren:t jf two .veurs work by tbe
comruh-sU'-.i Is a buKUlus syrnuietrirully
trnl upprorrlately tilled tvUu pl' turtM,
stntunry tiud other gifta h u more vr
lens self per'tiiutluK metind.
The roiitniUslou lUiidtd that It
would nor piih-v In the hulldlnc any
uinteriiii Hint uiih not of 1 lie best.
The IliM iippcnt wns intide by rln'U
lr letter lo (lie more well to do cltl
urn mid biHliiess Urms of the town,
who sent In their 'lfts m nioney.
These uinoii:iis wre expended In pl--ttres
or ensiK. lo whlrh tlnr milium of
the doiMU-H were nllni-lutt. (he at Ite
ins reMiried In the dully uewHpnper.
The next move wtis tin nppenl lo Ihe
various otK;iiil74ttloiis. tin lis. societies
and union that they be represented lu
tbe bulhllnu by upproprlate trlfts repre
seutlnt; their various Interests. Next a
THK L1HUKT.
request ws made that the trades nnd
professions ami business enterprises
plare gUlM In the building representa
tive of their work. The various munic
ipal bod er' ere aioaiiietl lu the
same way.
Tbe various rooms of the- buiiding
are ull harmoniously decorated vvitb
pictures, eavts. busts nud stattutry. ull
of which ure npj roprluie and are rep-
reseutrtlve .t the life mid work of the
school In all Its prnn lies.
ISuuie uf iUv ojore Indirect ndvan-
tnKes of siiiii a muveuieut will be
re:;dily seen. It deepens the Interest
of the donors In ht m hool and leads
them to more frequent visitation
ban they would otherwise make, thus
f -tiling h constituency which uieatly
s lists the school Uiurd in Its ntm to
make the hlh school a civic nud so
cial center.
Tbe various gift from the org.itilzn
tfons and representatives of the for
eign races constitute a certain I? ring
ing together of the variuus democratic
elements of the town. I'pon several
occasions representatives of kucIi IhhI-
es of the people have come before nn
assembly of the schiul to make n for
mal presentation of their gifts. -
In addition to the direct pi ft the
commission obtained ndilltlonnl funds
by giving a pbiure exhiHt for which
admission wns charged. In one cose
ft well to do family derided that Ihey
could spare n considerable numU-r of
picture" from the well rut-cnnl waits
of thelf home, nnd they permltteil the
rbnirnmii of the comutlsHlon to make
selection of them, the tnlur of this
pnrtit iitsr collection being nhnut t-h).
1'erhsps no movement has even tak
en pis e lu the tow n which wns n
better til of Its Intent rlvtc spirit.
It was u't long before a common
giTs'tlug in (lie strett was Ilnve you
given "ir pictures to the high schon
retr
It will readily be seen tbnt this Ia
n mil fine util h ran be enrrted out Id-
letiititely In an attempt to bare rep-
reseiitisj In the building, by such rift.
very element of democracy of tin
onn. thus phuing lfore the eyesi of
!be tuijoN , sy nilnU of fte Work llir
re i rrii:iitf nnd. Inst l.nt not lwt
tln b'.-r them lu nn environment dur
th tr studies which Is tuggktiT
sud Inspiring.
Ce?id?r MMhorfe ot Destroying Ro'ur
omi.' I Irtin it (Jeorce W. streeTpr of
Sr!ni:nVI.I. Ma.. wrtMnry ut tlr
s'w. l it i r v rniiiH-n romnillitf p- In.
l li w..rk nt a plnii fir more . itN-fm-li.r.r
in.-lhml. of dW'Mwjt nM1:!!)--ta'.
r'fn. Iin olttntsl dntn frtita
rv.r::l ,IIU- atid k nuittnc tu btv-r
frm ntlH-r. Iiefurr a ,-.lou of tie
couiuilltor I. m'lftl o otitllnv Ii-. w
nmnir w'iiii'n The comnlte la. not
arorklnf on nn luiprnTeutrnl of the
aytem of col'rH-tIni: c:irl.tr nnd ref
ine a It U rarrled on In Sprlncreld.
a If any Improvement were called tot
In the matter of collectloa It will sn
test It after eolTlnf the ajuaatloa of
nal dlayoaltkia,
tvrr Known.
I If VoU want to get rid Of dandruff
In the horti pnnibl? time get t
bottle of PARISIAN' SAGE today and
use It.
Besides banishing dandruff and
making your scalp Immaculately
clean, PARISIAN SACK Is guaran
teed to stop falling hair and itching
sealp and Impart life and beauty to
the hair.
One of Rochester's most prominent
barbers writes:
"Gentlemen: 1 am a barber of lo
years experience. 1 have used man
things for hair but never found any
thing equal to PARISIAN SAGE for
removing dandruff. It is also a splen
did hair dresser and quickly stops
the itching scalp. I have used it for
the last three years." T. D. Smith,
Chamber of Commerce Bldg., Ro
chester. N Y., June 27, 1911.
PARISIAN SACK is sold by thf
Red Cross Pharmacy and druggists
everywhere for 50 cents.
Carbon paptr in large sheets for
transfer work at the Roseburg Dook
Store.
Dr. J. I,. Callaway, Ostopathlc Phy
sician. Abraham Building, Roseburg'
o
" 'He's a splendid advertiser, Is
mighty good reputation."
Our Meats Are From Specially Selected
. Steers, Fed and Fattened By Us, for
Our Trade.
Choice cuts, such ns every customer appreciates. We are ready to sup
ply your every want In the meat line. Send lu your order now.
Roseburg Meat Market
SIIKKIIIAX ST.
Phone
Grand Clearance Sale
of all left-over
Christmas Goods
Why shouldn't you be the one to get
some of our genuine bargains? Here
you will find everything in silverware,
watches and diamonds articles that
will prove to be suitable for your
every need. Prices the lowest, quality
considered. Vour inspection is invited.
J. T. BRYAN
JEWELER
OlMtlNITE POSTOFFK'R WATCII Ol'R WINDOWS.
Rouse Mit 'em
If it rains we care not, and so mit you already yet,
when we your washing do and send it clean home
dry, at less expense than wood it to dry costs yes.
Pone 79 de Wagon Man get em
Roseburg Steam Laundry
The Live, Snappy Little
WANT ADS.
in the Roseburg Review ever'
lare the busy agents you should em-
(ploy to fill your Wants.
jfllu.-ert a "Want Ad" starting with
i tomorrow evening's issue and in tweu-ity-four
hours you will be surprised at
the quick results you will receive.
9 Use these ads lo rcut rooms or house?,
jhire help, sell real estate, horses,
i musical instruments or anything else
,that is salable. There is no better way
H.vr.ta.t Rtepoftt,
Price! bald by Rowbufj dttltti
CtreaU.
WHEAT 90e.
OAT3 52c to 56c.
HAY Vetch, f 13 ton; grain,
BARLEY 135 ton.
CORN On cob, $1 per 100 lb.
Livestock.
STEER3 Alive. ic. .
COWS Alive. 3 Hit 4c. .
VEAL Dressed, 8c.
SHEEP 3 He.
HOtiS Dressed, 8c; alive, 5c
WOOL 15c.
MOHAIR 35c.
POULTRY Mixed chickens, alive,
10c; dressed, 12ttc; ducks, alive,
14c, dressed, 20c; turkeys, dressed,
18c.
EGGS 30c doz.
U UTTER 30c to 35c.
POTATOES me lb.
ONIONS 14 2c lb.
CABBAGE 1 to lHc
HONEY 12 Hc 16c lb.
APPLES 11.25 to 1.76 per box.
CAULIFLOWER 7 5e to l5
dot.
AUTO TRANSFER
J. P. CLEMENTS, Prop.
Phone 70, or leave orders at J. H.
Sykes' gun store.
134. NEWHARO I.R09., Prop.
evening