HOITIIERX PACIFIC TIME CAIM
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18.
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Northbound
Nam
Shasta Limited . .
Overland 11:00 u.
Flyer 11:35 p. m.
Port. -Ashland local 1:20 . in.
rort.-JCoseb'g local 8:00 a. m.
Sonthhonm.
Simula Limited ...12:31 a. m
Overland 6: 10 a. m.
Flyer 9:40 a. in.
Port.-Uoscb'K local
Tort. -Ashland local G : fi 5 p. m. !
No. 17 lien up 10 Koieburg. I
rlvlritf hero ut 10:05 p. in. It forms
llio equipment of No. 18, which ;
leavea here at 8:00 lu the morning j
ret a ruin to J'uriiand. I
It will he noiired that the above!
Is the leaving time of these trains. !
The Shasta Limited does not take on !
pasaenKera at nnv place between '
Portland and Bun Francisco. It car-I
rli-B throuKh buMlnesd only. J
If you have something to sell use
a want ad In the Review.
Tnere aro ODiy two excuses not)
reasutja for not advertising. They
j are: 'Because you have so much
Li ' ; business you don't have to;' 'Because
7:30 a. in. you bavo so little you can't afford
m j to.'
If you have something to sell use
a want ad lu the Review.
Oregon Restaurant
Opi'ii Day and Night.
First-class Meals at All Houi.
Fresh Olympla Oysters, Flab an!
Clams all the time.
Reular Meala, 95 Oat.
Hare added a new balcony es
pecially reserved for ladle and
families.
California this Winter
Km
AHrurf fvr
f .:,;(!( .trsoilH
I-'auio.is Hotel, ,V.i;iiI.
licrnt Scenery, If'if fill
Climate, ((ii(tlof)i' Kooi-.n of nil
l.lmK will) .Mih's of Drives Through
Oijiii' (frnvt'M iiihI :i?nir; fire::n hoiilc.itrdr,.
the
I (pQUTESJ I
Hub In KfTivt Round Trip I'urcs
$55.00 Portland to Los Angles
KfTeitlve .laiiu.'iry 1st, I1M:(.
9'" 1.70 Kucne to ah Xfvn
Wl.iiH Itoschurtf to An Aiigclen
1 1.. 'to (iriiiiN Pass to I .oh Angeles
ILMIO Mcc!inld to I oh An-. lcH
U.K.' Ashland to I.oh Angclc.
Knmo fniVH apply to Coltmi, Pnndi iui, ltfveride, iiihI San I lemur
illno. Willi rorrcNpoiMlliiK low fan -h from intermcdlale hiii(h ami
Ktop-ovcm kiIk or returning and lung return limit.
IorerIitlve and Intorestlnjc lit'rnttire on various nttrnctioiiR of l!io
(Inlilen Siate may he obtained from any .Southern Pacitle ugnt, or
by writing
tlOILV ,M. K(,'OTT, (cnci-nl PasM'tiger ..jjent. Portland, Oregon,
TO YOU
Our friends and patrons,
we desire to express our
deep appreciation of past
favors and to wish each
and every one
A
M
erry
Christmas
I. ABRAHAM
Jackson Street
Kosebun Ore.
BALKAN RACE tANGLE.
Divisions In 8ix VilayU Involved n
th Pesco Term.
flere Is a recent English estimate of
the division of races la the six TurkUh
valleys of Koshovo, Bcutarl. Jaulna.
Mooaatlr, Sulooikl and Adrlanople.
whoso fute in Involved In the peace
terms.
Creek church Bulgarians. 1,307,000;
numerous In nil the vllayeta except
Scutari and .Innlna.
I'oinalts or Mohammedan Bulgari
ans, chiefly Boutu of Adrlunople.
215,000.
CJreck church Serbs, 200,000. This Ik
undoubtedly ail underestimate. There
j muy be two or three times as mnny.
Annuity or Mohammpdan Serba, 40,
1 000; mmlu probably a decided underestimate.
Mohammedan Turks, 800,000; less
than one-third In every vilayet
(Jreek church Turks, 8.000.
Orthodox Greeks. 50-1.000.
Greek church Walluehinos, mostly
the widely scattered "Kutzo-Vlncha.'
27U.OHO.
Moslem AlbanlanH. 000.000.
Oilhollc Albnulans. chiefly of thf
He veil highland china of the Miillssorl.
near Kenturl. ITO.00O.
Creek chimh Albanlnns. 110,000.
;ypsks. uiaiuly nominal Mohammed
an. r.0.000.
.lews, iw.noo.
Ht-sldes these, there nre nu unknown
muulicr ot Moulcui'giiiiH Just over the
line In the liHin. 30.000 ArmenlnnH.
speaking tind writing Greek. Arnienl
mi or Turkish, but mostly Greek church
In religion, n ml others.
To divide these races In Impossible
They tire nil mixed together. The ltou
munlnns are mostly numerous furthest
away from Hoinnaiita. The Turks nre
a lliin layer everywhere. The (J reeks
are more numerous In Adrlanople. to
which they have no claim, than In
Kalotiikl and .lanlmi. part of which
I hey expect to get.
An independent Albnnln would solve
the worst single tangle, us only In the
Albanian territory In the west are the
Mohamiuidans clearly In n great ma
jority Hut there are more than 200.
ooo Christian Albanians; they are chief
ly In the north. They "prove their
doctrine orthodox by npostollc blows
and knocks" at the 1)00,000 Mohnmmed
an Albanians.
BEATS MARK TWAIN'S FROG.
8tarted to Jump After B.ing Petrified
a Thousand Years.
Workmen clearing unci blasting rock
on Hie I.. D. Loomls property In Snntn
..Monica canyon. Cnlifornln. found a
frog Imbedded in solid limestone, three
feel bcucnth the surface. It hurt been
Inclined in rock for probably sovcrnl
Ihntisiind yenrH.
Apparently petrllled. the nniphlliinri
was tn':en by Iho astonished workmen
niul lnld In the sun. In n few seeonilB.
It Is solemnly nverred by those who
stubbornly hold to the truth of the
Htory. It suddenly showed signs of life
Afler sever:il minutes It blinked con
fusedly, drew n Iour brentb nnd In
Itntu le:iis triiveled 1(K) fwt before the
workmen could recapture It. .lust
think of Hint: It certainly hcuta Murk
Twain- hlstoiliiil froR.
(
FOUND. Locket with chain,
gram on locket. Owner
call at this office and describe It,
LOST. A belt pin palntod In violets.
Initials It. B. M. on the back. Kind
er please return to this office.
FOUND. Small purse containing
some change. Owner please call
' and prove property.
WANTED.
WANTED COOK First-class woman
cook wanted. Address Uox 63,
Itogue Klver, Oregon.
WANTED. A girl wants work by
day or hour; willing to do any kind
of housework. Call or send postul
card to 444 Mill struct.
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House at :i:i4 North 0
Inquire ut 3:19 North 1 4
ia
mono- rA
pleaBe W
Store Closed All Day
WANTED. Men with teams to cut
wood on shares. Wo have steam
saw outfit; will give you half of
the wood. A. U. Duulap. South
Deer Creek, Houte 1, llox 55. dsw
FOR RENT
FOK RENT. HousekeeiiliiK apart
ments; no children or dogs. 335
North Rose.
FOR RENT. Unfurnished house on
Flint street, KoBcburg. Enquire
of J. K. Barker & Co.
FOR RHNT.-
Rose street.
Rose.
Christmas
Therefore we take this opportunity
of extending to
You and Yours
The
Season's Best Wishes
FOR RENT. The J. W. Mullen resi
dence on Winchester street. Mod
ern G-room dwelling, with chicken
yard, garden and fruit trees; neur
paved Btreet. Inquire of Mrs. J.
W. Mullen, or call up 325-R.
'OR RENT. Seven room houso, 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, Hoom 6, Douglus National
Building.
FOR 6AI.fi OR TRADE.
FOR SALE. Oood business, paying
good profits. Will sell for cost of
fixtures, as I want to leave city,
Call at Roseburg Shoe Shining Par
lors, Corner Cuss & Rose, and in
quire for E. W. Egan.
The Bee Hive Grocery
( INCORPORATED)
AXVTIIIMi VOI1 WANT IN I II K (illot'KKV I. IN V- IF V. II 4V:VI HOT IT. H I T.I. 1.1 1' I I'.
ROADMAN
1'IIONK 01
It. C. IM XIIAM.
A CK.VUINE SERVICE.
NOTICE.
WALKED NINE MILES ASLEEP.
Floven-year-old Girl, Barefooted, Went
Over Unfamiliar Road.
Mnry Until Smith, eleven year-old
(.nimbler of Dr. nnd Mrs. I. U Rmilh
of t'llrii. Mo., recently walked nine
nillew w bile asleep.
She retired nt I he usual hour. The
ncM nin.nliii: Iter uncle. Wnlter Wann
norlli of Mitniine. found her on hi
front porch chid only lu her nijjht
L'nwii nii'l mi old coat of her father's
iler iiii'im s!;ihI her lmv fhe ratne
there, bin she only remembered Imv
ln: dieiiuied Moine.
S :ide the trip barefooted nnd
over muddy rond It Is verv doubtful
If ti,. w.m'fl hiivr been able to stand
the nip If yhe ba1 been awake. Also
she uns lint well acquainted with thf
ro til
QUANTRELL SURVIVORS.
Famous DnH Paase. Into Hietory
Aft an Orq.inirotion.
Tlie r:imoi;s lu:inlretl bund passiil
iritit iiitiirv ti mii ei uiiul7.iiilttu when n
M!lle 1:1 "i:p nr wbit hnirisl. stoop
si Moled old Mien, t.iiitiutrcll survlv
i mot toienllv lu K;itlsils City. Mo..
Hoi oiL-uil.-.il ns llio survlvitrs of the
; St-i I MiHvoiri onvulry. rouuniiiided
! !v Co'.oiol I'l-lini ll;ls. of which the
I iio.-mii.'" Iiniiil u :is 11 pnrt.
j "llio noo ..ri,uilz:ltlon will bt've n
1 ioioi,,.i-!i,p "I 11 bunt fifty. Cole Vouiik
01, r. . 1-1 ... t'M'Mltt . biof. wns chosen ns
I n o ot tl'o 1. till e-v lie snld 11 new or
! :':i;it :! hi ,i no. os:iry boon use there
I wore so to soriors of the old guer
I ''Will h ind
His f jlher 140 Year. OH.
.l;t-no- torl . sovoltlv Jenrs ild. ot
lloo.l. M s- .li .-lini". lie Is the .vomit
esi of lio.'ilj sM .hllitn-ll. nil of whilll
nre llvnij Mis futber. he says. Is !
eius old ,Mnl liis mother dletl nt the
110 I'.'o lU-rrv Inis ntera fnin
insonl-io'it men from his nntlvo coumy
In Norih Ciiroilim to verify his state
oH-eis
Mine Leying Ship For Atl.ntla,
'('tie !oiv 11011111(1110111 Is considering
Iho construction of n mine Inylng ship
for the Atinntlo const or the conver
sion of stone upproprlulp veAsel. The
San l-'nniols.M tit present Is the only
mine inline ship In the nnry, but bns
Iss-n In sor lee 011 ttiv racldc coast.
FOR SALE BY OWNER Improved
homestead relinquishment near
Roseburg and on county road. Ad
dress A, cure Review.
. 1IIQ SNAP. FURNISHED, newly-
built, 7-room bungalow, all con
veniences, North Roseburg, tor
Bale at bargain If tnkeu now. Ad
dress or Inquire ut 1003 North
Jackson street.
FOR SALE. flood spun
horses, 9 and 12 years,
2500. Cheap If taken
Address O, caro Review.
FOR SALE. 70 or 75 head of ewe
sheep. If taken ut once; all In good
condition and bred to fine Cots
wold bucks. Thos. Hatfield, Rose
burg, Ore., or phone 14F11. dsw
FOR SALE. Anronas, 18 pullets and
1 cockerel, at 1 each; also 3 Crys
tal White Orpington pullets and 1
cockerel for 5, If taken at on.-e.
Inquire at this offlco at p. in., or
address Eruest llarnum, Roseburg.
Oregon. dsw
FOR SALE. Piano In first cIusb con
dltlon. Cost $4 00 new
12110 nnw. AddrnaH K
view. dsw ! weeks of 1012
FOR SALE R. 1. Red cockerel, win
ner of third prise nt the Douglas
County Poultry Show, 1912. He
Is a fine bird and cheap at In
quire nt Review office or phono
109-L. dBW
FOR SALE. Fsnneet) acres, all
river bottom: S acres In young
prune orchard In bearing, (too ap
ples, peaches and walnuts. Very
reasonaoble terms. ' Onlv 1U miles
to R. R. station. Intulre at Re
view office, or address Dor T,
Roseburg, Oregon. dsw
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"that every time The Youth s Com
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exactly, i lie paper Is not filled with
nilschevious or Idle thoughts to fill
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It Is to the minds of eager and im
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In strange comers of the world, or
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Seven serials at least will be pub
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THE YOUTH S COMPANION.
144 Uerkeley St., lloston, Mass.
New subscriptions received at this
office.
of work
weighing
at once,
dsw
We, tho undersifiued taxpayers and
residents of Itoad District No. 2,
hereby give notice that a public 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. in., for the purpose ot vot
ing an additional tax upon all person
al and real property situated In said
Road District, for the purpose of i:u-
, proving the public road in said Road
District.
' Signed: II. .1. liobineit, C. K. RoM-
ni tt. c. K. Kvarts, W. It. Warner.
First publication Dec. 10. 1U12. d
New shipment f liw js n
Kitchin J! Ill.irk's. the ;:ui scl'VMlcp.
-Nu li-oul le in .stn.w ion our new
sloil; of titt'hs ai:d iil'll.itnelltal
shrubbery. KfirMn .V I.'lat L, I or nur
serymen, .Sid. -walk lumber cut ready to lay.
I'-tge lev. stint-M t'n Pl.otie I'll tf
I
j Here's Wishing
i
Yon
Wanted: All kinds of farm pro-
Innta fi.t nn.h n. Irnila a.n.rlallv
I cabbage, cauliflower, beets, turnips,
parsnips, beans, wheat, butter and
eggs. llnrvey-Eastman Grocery Co.,
phone 103. d
FOR SALE. New plnno. Just out of
tho factory; will Bell nt a bargain;
rash or terms. AddresB 11. F.,
care this office.
FOR SALE. Property In Riverside
Addition to Roseburg at the as
sessed valuation. Inquire of Joseph
Scbrems, owner.
'OR SALE. Hood established busi
ness, well located and paying good
returns; small amount ot capital
required. Excellent reasons for
selling. See McCllutock A Ueddes,
815 Cass St. dd?5
FOR RAI.R. Choice residence lot.
paved street, cement sidewalk, gas,
sewer, etc., already In. Will ssll
at bargain and oa asy terms. Yon
deal with owner. Call at Review
office, or address llox T, Roseburg.
FOR 8A1.K Ooed soiiad Spltten-
berg apples. Art drees F D. Frltscb.
Roseburg, or shone JXf!.
Most Roseburg housewives nt
either "Pride of Douglas or "Queen
City" floor. There's a reason for It.
Phone l.V Douglas County Mills. IT
your grocer doesn't carrr either kind
AI TO STAUKI.I!E DKPOT.
Dally stages and auto for Marsh-
field and all Coos Uay points, also
for Peel and Millwood, leave O. W.
llspp'a grocery store, 1S1 Sheridan.
Cash paid for produce along the line
If you have something to sell use
a wfint ad In the Review.
ltlilbs nil kinds nnd description.
Kltchln & Itlack. the nurserymen.
all you may wish for this
Christmas Eve in addi
tion to a coming new year
of health and happiness.
TERCINSKl'S
A "STORE FOR EVERYBODY"
Write Ideas for Moving Picture Plays!
YOU
CAN WRITE PHOTO PLAYS AND
EARN $25 OR MORE WEEK! V
We Will Show You How!
If you hove Ideas If you ran THINK we will ,k. . ,,,
sion. PoeltlTsly no aperteoee or literary exr.iii.nZ. . ,ecr'1" of 'hi fniclunt,,,.
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md earth" la th.lr attempts to get enough Z ,i,,. J Blf fllm '""""fHcturers a , s wanted'
Bering 10. and mors. iSr.tn.",. J& .idT " nTiare
Photoplay, to them. We want more .rYter. .J'
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rerhaps we ran do the same for you. If you enn think of i
It out as directed by us, and It sells for only 35, a low ,g,lren9 everv , ;
and sin write
' i0' low figure -" eek. and
You Will Earn $100 Monthly for Snnr. ,
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