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OREGON NEWS. A new indict men t charging an un natural act. niaklrg three in all, was reported by the grand Jury Saturday lu Portland against K. S. J. Mc Allister, an attorney. McAllister was arreBted and compelled to fur nish fiuuo additional bond. This makes his ball t;ooo. lie had given bond ot $onO on each of tbo two prior truo bills. 1'nlenB Governor West Intervenes, Frnnk Seluiour and .Mike Spamis. convicted of murder In the first de gree for the killing of Ucoiko l)o duskalouH in Mcdiord in September, will die on February 14, which date was fixed by Circuit Judge Calkins Saturday. The two murderers heard the sentence of death unflinchingly, but .Indue Calkins In passim! sen tence broke down and was very much effected, helni! forced to pause several times. That day was the second Linn! Judge Calkins has Imposed the death sentence. He sentetved Mike Morgan who was executed lleceniher 13. For a mild, easy action of the how els, try loan's KogiiletR. a modern laxative. 2c at all stores. WJUTIIEKN PACIFIC T1MB CARD Northbound. Nnme L " 12. Shasta Limited .. 7:30 a. in. 14. Overland 11:00 p. w 16. Flyer 11:35 p. in. JO. I'ort.-Ashland local 1:20 p. m. 18. Port.-Hoseb'g local 8:00 a. in. Mutulund. II. Shasta Limited ...12:31 a. ru 13. Overland 0:10 a. m. 16. Flyer 9:40 a. ra. 17. Port.-Iloseb'g local 19. Port.-Asbland local 5:55 p. m. No. 17 ties up IB Rosebura r riving here at 10:05 p. ra. It forms the equipment of No. 18, which leaves here at 1:00 in tbe morning vnirnlnn to Psrtland. It will bo noticed that tbe abovo Is tbe leaving time of these trains. The Shasta Limited does not take on passengers at anv place between Portland and San Francisco. It car ries through business only. No (rouble to show you our new stock of bulbs and ornamental shrubbery. Kltcblll .V. Illilrk, the nurserymen. HOW TO BUILD A SAND-CLAY ROAD HOME TO THE FOLKS FOR Christinas and New Year Holidays T, E Itif SUNSET 1 I lOGDIkSHASTAl I Has authorized a low round trip faro from nil points on Its lines in Oregon; from polntB on the Corvnllis & Eastern; Salem, Falls City and Western and Iho Pacific Railway & Navigation Co. ot ONE AND ONE-THIRD FARE "' ,. HALM DATICS: Docotnber 21st to 2 r. t li Inclusive and from lleceniher 28th to Janu ary 1st, 1913, Inclusive, with final return limit Jan. 2nd, 1913. For specific fares from nny station, train-service, sale dates, limits, etc., cull on nearest agent, or write to JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon. Say! Mister- Did you ever play Santa Glaus to a woman? If bo you linvu not forgot tm whnt a Job It wnH to f!oct suitable XMAS PRESENTS for lior. Why not ronio to na nntl let n b help yon inako n m'Uvtion from our nice assortment of thin women nivd ami like for tnstanro "Senorita" Silk Mantillas or Scarfs 65c to S6 50 each di root from tlio nllk mills. In almrft's to Butt, at from The "Phoenix" and "Everwear" Silk Hosiery. All si.os, k!wu!i'h ami vil;h(H inn! a Kuaranteo with t'vrry pair, and think of M. I In pritv Ik only ";c and $l.m. a pair. Drawnwork and Baltcnburg Centerpieces in tlu mort w Islu-il for ilmlKtifl at n nh'i inl price fur the holiday. Wo also have a hnrdred iitM ono other IlitiiK t ii rieli.-t from If none- of the aho are iu'ivinliu Also a plen tltil Hue of iUn for men .n:,, box, siieh a MiNpchdrr und tie nvls, sleeve luddeiH, loiiniiluK rohi'N ami ulli'por to match, hnudk'-n hlef, cti., te. CALL AND SEE THEM I. ABRAHAM Jackson Street Roseburft Ore. It Is by Far the Most Econom ical Kind ot Highway. BALANCE THE MATERIAL Plenty of 8and It Necessary and Good Water Resisting Clay For a Binder Plow Deep For a Good Road, Says Expert, The paml-clay road has been In us from time Immemorial, and yet the study of it has been very recent. So far at I know, the study was never HdentHfeally carried out prior to 1000, says W. L. Spoon, road engineer of Forsyth county, S. C. In Southern Cnnd lioads. It was built In many phieoH throughout South Carolina, and there are many discussions aa to who the Inventor w:ih, Now. the sand-clay road or the anil road, which la only n type, bus shown a substantial durability oh well an n U - Tl l(i,e'Vi r '1 MIXING TUB BAND AND CLAY. chonpness In first cost and a cheap ness In maintaining cost, or second cost; consequently It Is the best road for country districts wherever con dltlous will permit. One of the best things nhotit It is this it Is the most capable of withstanding automobile tralllc, and the lateral or pull of the wheel seems to do but little or no harm. Then again it is the most de lightful roml for the stock of tbo farm er and the man who delights In driving. i How would you build this sand-clay ! road? The tlrst problem Is to make o I thorough investigation of natural con I dltlous. Sand is the primary and the fundamental thing In the building of n snud-elay road. It Is the all or a sand ' clay road. The clay merely furnishes or forms a hinder. Tlio durability will depend largely upon the texture of the eluy If the clay Is open and porous It will sponge up and lose Its grip on Ihe sand, and you have n slush or a muddy road, but If you have a water resisting elay and apply sand to the depth of ten Inches ymi have n road that 1 T v ' ' .. f , 1 ' -1. I'll i f HAND-CI.AV IIOAU Ih ,1 I" i. 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I'M' I: ' llolll.i KOL'XIJ. l.ocket with chain, mono gram ou locket. Owner please call at this office and describe it. LOST. A hound pup, yellow and white, glass spot In one eye. Fred liutemun, Melrose, Ore. dsw LOST. A belt pin painted in violets. Initials It. U. M. on the back. Find er please roturn to this office. FOUND. Small purse containing some change. Owner please call and prove property. WANTED. WANTED COOK First-class woman cook wanted. Address Box 03, Itogue Itlver, Oregon. WANTED. A girl wants work by day or hour; willing to do any kind of housework. Call or send postal card to 444 Mill street. FOR rJSNT FOIl RENT. Unfurnished house on Flint street, Koseburg. Enquire of J. F. Barker & Co. TOR RENT. The J. W. Mullen resi dence on Winchester street. Mod ern 6-room dwelling, with chicken yard, garden and fruit trees; near paved street. Inquire of Mrs. J. W. Mullen, or call up 325-R. TOR RENT. Seven room house, un furnished, 244 South Kane street. Call at this office. dtf FOR RENT OR LEASE. Central Hotel, on reasonable terms. For further particulars Inquire of J. W. Wright, Room 6, Douglas National Building. FOR SALE OR TRADE. FOR SALE. Good span of work horses, 9 and 12 years, weighing 2500. Cheap if taken . at once. Address G, care Review.. dsw FOR SALE. 70 or 75 head of ewe sheep, if taken at once; all In good condition and bred to fine Cots wold bucks. Thos. Hatfield, Rose burg, Ore., or phone 14F11. dsw FOR SALE. Good business, paying good profits. Will sell for cost of fixtures, as I want to leave city. Call at Roseburg Shoe Shining Par lors, Corner Cass & Rose, and in quire for E. W. Egan. FOR SALE BY OWNER. Improved homestead relinquishment near Roseburg and on county road. Ad dress "A," care Review. A BIG SNAP. FURNISHED, newly built, 7-room bungnlow, all con veniences, North Roseburg, for sale at burgain If taken now. Ad dress or inquire at 1003 North Jackson Btreet. FOR SALE. Anconas, 18 pullets and 1 cockerel, at ?1 each; also 3 Crys tal White Orpington pullets and 1 cockerel for J5, If taken at once. Inquire at this office at 6 p. m., or address Ernest Barnum, Roseburg, Oregon. dsw FOR SALE. New plnno, just out of the factory; will sell at a bargain; cash or terms. Address H. F., care this office. FOR SALE. Property In Riverside Addition to Roseburg at the aa Beseed vuluation. Inquire of Joseph Schrems, owner. XMAS 5,000 Automobile Votes with each $1.00 Purchase 30,000 Automobile Votes with each $5.00 Purchase OF CANDY OR NUTS The Bee Hive Grocery (INCORPORATED) amvthi.no you want is tub ckucekv lime-ip we iiavkvt cot it, we'll Oct it. ROY ROADMAN PHONE 01 R. C. DUNHAM. ! A GENUINE SERVICE. FOR SALE. Good established busi ness, well located aud paying good returns; small amount of capital required. Excellent reasons for selling. See McCllntock & Ueddes, 315 Cuss St. dd25 FOR SALE. Piano In first claBS con dition. Cost 14 00 new, will take 1200 now. 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Seven serials at least will be pub lished by The Companion In 1913, and nearly 200 other complete stories in addition to some 50 special con tributions, and a treasure box of sketches, anecdotes, expert advice as to athletic sports, Ideas for handy devices round the house, and so forth long hours of companionship with the wise, the adventurous and the entertaining. Announcement for 1913 will be sent with sample copies of the paper to any addresB on request. Every new subscriber who sends $2.00 for the fifty-two weekly issues of 1913 will receive as a gift The Companion Window Transparency and Calendar for 1913, the most ex quisite novelty ever offered to Com panion readers; also, nil the issues of The Companion for the remaining weeks of 1912, free. THE YOUTH'S COMPANION, 144 Berkeley St., Lloston. Mass. New subscriptions received at this office. NOTICE. We, the undersigned taxpayers and residents of Road District No. ' 2, hereby give notice that a nubile meet ing will be held at the school house of School District No. 124, in said Road District No. 2, of Douglas Coun ty, Oregon, on Tuesday, the 31st day of December, 1912, beginning at 1 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of vot ing an additional tax upon all person al and real property situated In said Road District, for the purpose of Im proving the public road in said Road District. .Signed: II. J. Robinett, C. E. Robi nett, C. K. Evarts, W. R. Warner. First publication Dec. 10. 1913. d Now shipment of bulbs Just In. KItcliln & Itlnrk's. the nnrservniep. TRESPAS!) NOTICE. Positively n trespassing allowed on landa of ffio Curry estate. dw N. GURRY ESTATE. FOR SALE.- Choice restdenoe lot. paved street, cement sidewalk, gas, sewer, etc., already In. Will sell nt bargain and on ey terms. Tou flonl with owner. Call at Review office, or address Box T, Roseburg. FOR SALE. Good sound Spltxen- berg apples. Address V. D. tritscB, Roseburg, or phone 9X2S. FOR SALE R. I. Red cockerel, win ner of third prlie at the Douglas County Poultry Show, 1912. He is a flno b'.rd and cheap at 3. In quire nt Review office or phono 109-L. dBW FOR SALK. Fiirton acres, an river bottom; S ares m young pnine orchard rn Bearing, aim ap ples, peaches and walnuts. Very reasonnoble terms. Only 114 miles to R. R. station. Inspire M. Re view office, or Bdri Box T, Rosebnrg, Oregon. dsw Most Roseburg hmiiewlTes ns lther "Pride of Douglas" or "Queen City" flour. There's a reason for It. Phone 13. Douitl.ia county wins, u your grocer doesn't carry either kind Oregon Restaurant Open lny anil Night. FIret-ctaaa Meals at All Hoin. Fresh Oiympla 0?stora. Fltb an Clams all the ttiu. m,nlr Mrala, S3 CVata. Have added a new balcony es peclaJly reserved tor ladles anil families. Wanted: All klndB of farm pro ducts, for cash or trade, especially cabbage, cnuliflower, beets, turnips. parsnips, beans, wneat, nutter una orks. Harvey-Eastman Grocery Co., phone 103. d IlulliB nil kinds and descriptions. Kitchin & Ulurk. Hie nurseryman- CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS! It Is not too early to begin your Christmas shopping. The fact is the earlier you begin the better selection you get. We are offering some attractive bargains in the following articles: For Men TIES GIOVES SOCKS HANDKERCHIEFS SUSPENDERS UMBRELLAS For Women NECKWEAR HOSIERY HANDKERCHIEFS COMBS HARETTES GLOVES WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF "S LINK" HAIR CHAIN'S. HAIR CHAINS AND KOI18 FO It CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. TOBOGGAN CAPS DOI.L WIGS TO ORDER. TERCINSKI'S A "STORE FOR EVERYBODY" Write Ideas for Moving Picture Plays! YOU CAN WRITE PHOTO PLAYS AND EARN $25 OR MORE WEEKLY We WiU Show Yon How! If you have Ideas If you can THINK we will show you the secrets of this fascinating new profes sion. 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