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EVERYBODY ATE OREQON APPLBP WHAT'S GOING OX. Kaad The Review gvery day for the latest newi. ra the adve. for your own benefit. It bay to adr tta IB The ReTlew. ROSEBURG REVIEW TOLUMB m lUlSKIU'lia, ORBOOM, TlK8DAV EVENING, NOVEMBER IS, U1S. OREQON APPLE DAY NOVEMBER 18, . Bl BOO 'W0&m d ,; ;.'f;v?l;y" "Red" McAllister Mangled Train Near Merlin DICK TURNER ALSO LOSES LEG CnsW by Car Meek M far Fim Where Yni McAllbtcr list His Life Few Hoars liter coming term: J. J. Kernnn. u. (..: i. J. liritnin. A. l.t.: W. T. Wright. Hanker: M. M. Miller, Clerk; M. Everett niake McAllister, a well Fickle. Escort; J. E. Pickens Man known local hrakoman, aged . was ngor; l C Humphrey, .; Jas. II. killed almost Instantlv about 4 o'- Ih-Hoss, clock this inornint!. while In the dls- At tie same time Lilac Circle, o- charge or his dutv for the Southern men Woodcraft, elected: Mrs. Pacific at the Dimiiiirk siding, about Cynthia (lermoiid. G. N.: Mrs Alma seven miles this side of Grants Pass l.ewell.ii. Adv.: .Mrs. l.iiclnda Moore, He left here nt S::tn last evening on Hanker: Mrs. Clara Cnwlfleld. Clerk: an extra freight, bound for Ashland. Mrs. Edith Abeene, Magician; Mrs. The accident occurred where the east Ethel Hccbo, Attendant; Mrs. Myrtle bound freight was to pass, and was Chapman. C. of (I.; Mrs. Ethel supposed to he the result of a bad Thomas. I. H.: Mrs. Hay I hompsoti, fall from the top of a car. 1'arts of O. 8.; Mrs. Maude Fields, Mrs. Laura the body were said to have been Clark. .Managers. found scattered along the track for After the business sessions social a considerable distance. Thev were amusements were enjoyed anil a fine picked up by the crew of the passing lunch was served by the brethren. train shortly afterwards. The bodv " Is now at Grams Pass to await thi-l Itol'MM'l' COST $:I7,IMMI. coroner's Inquest, which will be held Wednesday, when the crew of bis Receipts fur Hie 1111:1 Shim nt Pen- trnln will return. illcum Were 17, 1 (Ml. Another report of the accident Is that McAllister after rlriirirliiir the other train, staried to climb either the annual meeting of the stockhold th rough between the cars or under ers of Hi" Northwestern Frontier Ex them and was crushed when the train hiliitiott Association, the official title started unexpectedly, his body being torn to pieces. Before starting on his last trip he was warned about being careful, which he promised to do. Ho seemed highly pleased with his work on tbo road. He had been on the railroad as a brakeman only five months, two of which were as a student, lie had been serving as an extra. Since his arrival here from Nebraska about a year ago. he had been employed by the railroad company. For some time , previous to his latest position he bad been engaged In the freight offices In Roseburg. j He is the son of C. W. McAllister, n t.nl...M .......I.. I .., ,1... II I a ,..!,.-,. ,,,,,.,.,,- .,, ii.v nuiiuniau hnrber shop on West Cass street. Everett came here with his father """ " " "". ( ontiitcior u. ii. Mc.xiiister. tie was born at Valparaiso. Neb.. June 7, 8omo of niese aro booze cases, but lSHU Uesides his father and ,,iB js ia,Kelv roiileclure. The brother, he is survived by his sisters. Sheridan i ase was again under coa Mrs. K. !'. Mead, of Joseph. Oregon; sdeiati..n todav. bin no Inl imal ion Mrs. P. L. McCarty. Miss Iva and Miss wa Rlu. !1S to probable resulls. A Iris McAllister, of Itosebitrg: Miss Iva r,,port is also t-xiiecied on the ae, i lieing chief operator in Hi- telephone ,,,tai ,tg oMieo V IlitiKhaiii office here. Thff ramlty reside nt-the ,. vl,iir Klme or Medford. wht'e big rooming house at the comer of hunting ,;,. ,r -rrail Creek. The grand Mill anil Fined streets The father ury ,.,,., to H(iJ(,nl u,HKn or and Mrs. O. I. McAllister left for tlm,rri,B. ('.rants Pass this morning to altead Th ,.ls (,f ,.:vvll Ku,.v vs w:. the body until Its arrival here, at II ,, ,. v f()I. (iv)1.,.,. was heard o'clock tomorrow night II has not to,y ,.,,.,. ,,,,, nmt(m and been decided whether the body will ,ak,.n utid. adv isetiietil hv the court be burled here or taken east ..n i..,sl, of Tllllthll j .-on. Anotlsil Itrakeiiiaii le.esi Leg. n,.y vs. Lewis it. Thrush, was also Falling from the top of a freight argued telav. I car and rolling beneath the wheels Judge Hamilton goes to Eugene or the train on wiucn n-- was iii-iiiir as brakeman. W. I. I in ner, about !i: 3n last night, suffered an aeeidetlt loss of his The aeci a few mill's ,-ett McAI- which will result In the right leg below the kne. dent happened at Merlin, from the scene where K lister, a few hours later. vas instant- . Iv killed. His parents liv near Wil- ! bur. He Is unmarried and lias no other relatives, lie will l.c taken to the Southern Paeifli- Hospital In San Kranclsco, where an iimpiitatioii win j be necessary, the leg being i-rnsiieit beyond hope of recovery Tmill Kills Deaf Mule. SALEM. Or.. Nov. 17. r.e, ausc ho Double stamps all day Tuesday on millinery, suits, dresses, kimonas, coats $5.00 and $6.00 sweaters, "Ruff Necks," good and heavy, made out of the best yarns, special $3.95, Monday and Tuesday, only. d: was il: f and the motorman did not know li, Karl Lucy, 17. a pupil of the State I'''3' Mute School, wae run down uml killed this afternoon by an nrU.,ii Klectrlc car. The boy had 1 Deen given permission to go to a 'store near the school and was warned not to walk on the railroad track. DYi The motorman on seeing Lucy walking beside the track, blew his I whistle, and the boy, as If he heard the blast, stepped further toward the side. Hut as the train was almost 'uDon him, he swerved to the ends of the ties un the main track. Coroner Clough said It would not be necessary to hold an Inquest, as the accident was clearly unavoidable. WOOIIMKX AN II CIRCLE ELECT NEW OFFICERS. At the regular meeting of Oak Camp. So. oooinen 01 me .World, on Monday evening, tne fol lowing officers were elected for the PEN I H.ETOX. Or.. Nov. U.- At of the cm purntion which owns, stages , and puts on the Hound I'p. It shows that the total cost of singing the Hound I'p for 1 !l 1 II was :?.! ' (1 lenvini' a cash balance on hand of 19200.::!, making a total receipts for the l'.'i:: show of $47, 160. (18. 0 ..,.,, rumrii f.RAND RY XPrfTrD vRHW unl LAI Ivl LI TO RETURN SEVERAL INDICTMENTS TONIGHT ! The grand jurv was grinding awav s busv as ever todav and is ex- pected to turn In several Indictments , ,ia ..,.,,, i, t riinmr.,,1 rl,:.t tomorrow to hear some cases Til A TO (il;T JI'STICE. CON'I'I IK!), . ., Nov. 1 S. Thaw and I is law vers appeurc Harry il lodnv before r, Judge Aldrlch prellniiii hearing or Jerome's p.-ti- t'. t' dismissal or the habeas; nni-f. Aldrlch made II plain' mc hat he would try to cle-! total e-ther Thaw was chari:'l Jail 'raditable offense. It is . 1 11 t: i at liolh sides will acre,, r.-nie-d of bundling the case in Tax f !.. i Court by the aflernoeti S.a!; '" Hon for rot-pus s-it to Jerome termine w w ith Xpeited to a met', the Ked.-t session. IWE Cl NEW YORK STORE Huerta Withdraws to Old Castle of Chapultepec GEN. VIUA HAS NEW AMBITIONS1 I Wants to Succeed Gen.Cdrrawa iiNtrlkeri Mexico Another Iowa Raptrte Ceptured by the Rebels I Me ( (iiiiiu i i 1 1. 1.. ......... i... completed Hi illative tax budaet for Un' num. a year, nti.l thev will on Molldav, 1 1,., I ... , ,1 a Imal lu.iirliii; 'her i and fi Hi.. t., ,.,y for 1 1. The estimate so i.,. u.a.i,. will re-! I" ' a total It v , it it mills, but this will j,- vaind sliulnly on the filial hearing and mil probably be made either IP, ,p! i., ,ija ,lt that lime. Tli p resent year's tax ley u.ik ! I mill.-, .md fur the pre ious enr l:i mid-. Iiesldes pro viding a Utile ,,ei- (.''hi.iiimi for road purposes, all estimate of $tUUU IS made for new lniihliucs on the coun ty hospital premises near the fair grounds east ut jos,.iiirg, and $."ul0 for widows' pensions The county is now willuiut a li(is;,t::tl tor the care of indica nts. Ti,,. i.iiduet. as tenta liel prepared, will l,e published offi cially on Tliui-dai ,, this week. It will he substantial! as follows: Proposed it ii ii jt I llmlgct. Kslilnaleil -t ;1 tnelit of evpetises for the ear 1 1 I. teetlier with prn- I lax lei) i,,: ,,,iinlv. state and ither pin pns-'s . als, i si, i nil tax levies reported hv itti.s aid ;uwns. schools, etc.. as ptoMileil b ('hapler LM-I, tjen- ei'al I. a w s i! i iremui. I I :: : Account Total Koads and hicliua. salary ot super is, il -. lead mas ter, road views, at.l sur veyor $in. nun itcgislratioll lllul ,le. t inns . . .",."lllt Sheriff's otTt.e: Sheritr fj. .".nu; 1st 1 1 ' 1 1 ' . JlJ'Hi: 2nd deputy. I 'inn, extra elelk. .".". Sh, tin's eX pi uses. $'."; total . . . .1,7110 Clerk's office: t'l. i's - ': s. ,l,...,v ilei.utv ;'.' ,dcik-'fl Jti.l xi ra tl,i. i . 1 1 . i Treasurers i.ffu ater. tax iIm tilll.' Inlal Jnd deftl'v. Jn:'.". . , !, i - ,!;";.- ( si..n. ' ' t'olirt Imn-e Ciliujl !',, lift Cnlltltv 1,,1't Sllltlets ... J list iee I 'oil I t . Coinner liisate- .... Seh,d Sii;..!iti perilllelld. l.l . j.'...". t..,v. '-. -1 I . It.-'l' teaelier Mxat crade i:atll I lea I 111 (III; I'Plit I'i-: ee'-e- ld,.Ws' I'. s.l 2.", t.lllMt u. lull :,.iini! .tiun anil 2 II II I I i ' , l.f.iin 7.10! I nun J ...IHH) I I ."nil I .ti'MI 2 ', II I- 1 ''"l E GREEN TRADING IWE GIVE &C GREEN TRADING I ures 1.000 Stock Inspector 100 Current expenses, all office, i books, stationery, printing, I etc 7,600 I Miscellaneous account 3,000 I Deficiency school fund .... 10S Fairs, appropriations 1,000 Secret service 1,000 Total . I107.17S Estimate of Probable Receipt. Clerk's office, fees from all sources f t, 000.00 Treasurer'! office. Interest on deposit s.vuu.vg Pibnosed Tax Levy. State 0045 County 00 School 001 SSSff Ub .....7..: ""I. toll' Indigent soldier 0000Z Total .0142$ Estimate of Tax. State . , .$1.1 .1.400 County School 107,300 56.000 740 203.600 740 School Library ii. .n,l l,.u,i . i,lteiit oldlar. .!. Total $523.(80 School District levies. District No. r,9 005 D.I 0015 71 002 22 007 109 007 130 010 42 002 128 002 J. D. 5 002 10 001 1.1 001 ,104 003 . (13 003 i 12 001 I 7.1 0065 I t',7 0015 120 001 32 007 III! 0118 1 (l 1107 lit 001 ;!9 0026 13 002 III 003 ,1.1 002 4ti 0015 ;tn 002 1.11 002 21 003 110 003 K 0035 7 .:.....' 0016 001 22 007 4S 010 77 0035 J. II. 1 005 CI 0015 4!l 002 J 4 001 .127 003 f, I 007 I7 005 7 2 OOfi .1. 11. 7 005 72 001 lot; 003 r,s ooi 4.1 0005 -3.T '::t. oor : 0 005 120 ' 002 , SI 002 I K 001 . Ml 001 1 2 00.1 2.1 1 001 t;:i 121 .004 006.1 City, Town anil Port Is'vlew. Kiddle 020 Yoliealla 008 Mvrtlo Creek 010 Drain 008 ort f I'nipiiua 000!i o This was Apple Day nt the Antler's Thealer and hundreds of school child ten were the guests of Manager Itloom. one or more apples was the i.rii-o uf iiilmiKKit.n llin attnln. l.lt, doliilted to charltv. The IIIMa fvlku t certainly had a fine time. V. S. Fisher reached home this morning, after an extended trln through California. Ho returned by steamer to Portland. STAMPS! STAMPS! MAKE 10JMILL LEVY Gty Council fixes Tax Rate For Coming Year A NEW CITY LICENSE MEASURE Swnl OcrjHti(ts Mti uihitsm Sev en! Otto hcreisd -Truli Sewer Mntaeit Disnssel Improvement of the lame retiln.l parking space n North Jackson street ?h-.S n'n,0Irc'a' llv''uo ,w,l before the city council Monday night, a pell - L .a 1-"2 . , ('resented, as noted in Monday s Itevlew. Council, man C. W. tlark actively urged be- ginning Ih work at once, under di - rectlon of the city engiueer. Coun-I cllman H M Uullwlukie also spoke in behalf of the movement, which was Inaugurated by the Ladles' Auxll - lary of the Commercial Culb. Clark's motion to begin the work at once was lost and the matter referred to the city improvement committee and the city engineer lo report ut the next council meeting. Tho proposed lnilirnVf.nil.llt lu til ettliwlut .if eli,rl,,u ! . away tho weeds, rubbish, etc., plow ing up and grading the ground, with a crown of 18 Inches in the center to give good surface drainage for I lie parking. Dirt for this filling, it was stated, cun be had from II. c. liarhy, at the head of North Jackson street, at an approximate cost of $f,0. A petition for a ligtil at Commer cial avenue anil East Second street was referred to tho water and light committee. ltcimirliig City Hall. Itlds were received from C. C. Ver rell for new roofing for the city hall, at $110 for 2-ly Mall hold or (ien bbco roofing and $132 for 3-ply roof ing. The council left the matter of material lo be used to Mayor lllcc, aud the work of repairing the roof, which was leaking badly, will prob ably be begun in a day or two. Foot llriilffe Again. 3. E. Krohn, of East Douglas street, again called attention to the need for a foot bridge across Deer Creek at tho foot of I'ltzer street. Tor the benefit of children of the Chndwlck Addition who attend the Denson school, saving them a long walk via the bridge on Jackson street. It was again staled that Al Crcason, who owns the property un Ithe north Hide or the creek, had of Ifered to donate a right of wav lor a wagon bridge tliero but would give none for a root bridge. It Is said several children have fallen Into I be I water while trying to cross on tie rocks. Tho matter went lo the city Improvement committee. Councilman Clark urged tiiiu tin wuter and light company be re,u red 1 hjs vji.M wu(l n()t KV(,M ,M,irhull to place Iron coverings over "'" l:l. , was city marshal of Hand water meters In the concrete s .lni , ,, ,,. When attempting walks, as the present wooden coversllo 1M,ikii .U .lri,s j.,rsh,-, savs the are unstable and likely lo cause ac.-l-1 inMi ,,li,.,, ,liu down and at dents. Iteferred to city Imprnvelneiit ! .,.,.,, , ,, 1 1.,-assault I1I1.1. when committee. tle iliew his revolver and shot his Will Test l-ire Hydrants. lassaliiitn, xvtt li fatal result. The Onro each month a man will lesl !,n, V otTeti.-e for which Marshall the fire hydrants of the cltv and in-'m wanted 111 Eugene is not known to sped tho fire hose, carts and otlo-r , , ,,,fi,eis b.-te An officer will flro fighting apparatus. The hose ,ni, tri,ni l-.ugi-iie this evening to cart station near the Itose s, Imol building Is also lo be more advan tageously placed. This Is the i.-iilt of tho work of Councilman Hull winkle, for W hich lie IS clesei vinu ol much credit. By a transposition of figures M's Esther Smith, or North lin.eb.n. paid a street assesslni lit of l-'VI ''". tnutoml nt 1 ' 4 7 (lit The illite.-et.ee ' wan ordered repaid A warrant for $10 for staini- m o Cm C 'S. H 73 C V. o Ci H : Hull, JiwfiwB i"':M' " ililtuvJk ) I Milb-r. 1 the city recorder' office waa ordered drawn. Dirt Injure Pavement. it . According to City Enclneer Hick.'" the Clark ft Heuery Company will not feel that they can be held re sponsible for pavement that give I uy uciore its time, should dirt which had caved from adjacent banks be allowed to remain on the pnvement. C. W. Clark moved that th city marshal be instructed to re quest property owners to keep th paving free from such accumulation ot dirt. Bridge Meeds Paint. City Engineer Hicka atated that the Deer Creek brldgo needs a coat of paint to keep the water from the Joints and to stop the rust from weak ening tho. structure. No action, ex- ,cept to Inquire as to the expense. Kererreu to the street committee. Change In License. The current expenso committee submitted their report of revised city license taxes as follows; To tho Honorable Mayor nnd Com t. mon Council, Hoseburg, Oregon, I Your committee on current expenae nl nicoiinlH. to which was referred .Ordinance x. 313, for revision, begs leave to recommend the following .hanges and additions in the license B1.hediil contained therein, to-wlt: ' Agents t otherwise men- Umml. per day $ 2.50 'a, ,,,.,, ,,r yoar 2G.00 ; takerv & Confectionery, your 15.00 1 Hanks per yoar 60.00 nook igents. per day 5.00 )ook and Hta. stores, year... 15.00 ,om( and Stationery stores wlth 8rta fountain, year... 20.00 oot black stands, per year.. 5.00 urewerv sad lc faetorv. venr 100.00 Itroom factory, per year 10.00 Canning factory, per year . . . Collecting agency aud ad justers, per year Confectionery store and luusic, per year Confectionery, per ytar Contractors all classes year. filler & vinegar works, year.. Cigar ..Mfg.. tier year Drug store having soda foun tain, per year Electric light and water supply, per year Electric supply store, year. . . . (Continued on page (). 20.00 15.00 20.00 10.00 10.00 1.1.00 10.00 60.00 7 5.00 15.00 GUNMAN ARRESTED IN ROSEBURG IS WANTED AT SAND POINT, IDAHO About lu o'clock this morning Sheriff tjiiitie aud Deputy Fred Stew ait arrested a man named Fred A. Marshall at Carl V. Oilman's room ing house In this city, 011 Information rrniu Kugcuc thuL Marshall is wanted there fur an assault with a deadly weapon Marshall has several aliases, alining tlieiu being - Stanford aud .1. II T.ivlor It Is said that he has a- Lad-reputation iw a gunman, -and that In- is wanted at North Yakltnu, Wash.. Sand Point. Idaho, atld other plarcs. When questioned by Hherirf IJllllie todav he ndlllllleifliuvlng shot ., c 1 1. ..i,.i lint 11,,. ,,, ,r take him h'o k there le ti artes'ed Xlaisbtill was pre-:a-:tic '' depait on the train for :t,,. ( lt,n. i .il II-- vas aertnupailled lie:,- In In ' ' l', pled daughter, Ihey li.-i.mi.' ai-ri.- I I cum Eugene Sunday i:ini- al -1 -lie exiieeled to go back l,. :, -i.is ;,1 :, rtionll The young .vein.-n l- - - I:-' name as Miss lles sn iloinie. iiu" nf her limbs is illi'.ti.' -I s'eel anaeiiiiieiii ,ie , aide her to walk. l.,i-lii;t and Ins daughter , e.f f: heart trouble, and ,.). .1 iltrni-ir an interview ,.il 1-. is tins morning. Dr. 1,,. i.eiitv pbvsician, says i-na!l )., in had rendition from all nt or th" lean. tine or the I.-., ,-n,i: bv Matshall or bis es .11 I ::c- i-e lin Il he evidently was mat no was rn 011 account ol 1 woman of the 1 !. I,. clailllei to II. ,-ifi-d that Mar a bud gunman . ,iMnl for him. I at San Point ,s not definitely s here, but that ,ase Marshall 111 all old bullet eelveil in one of :! ln.ll. f " f"r .,11 I er si Alexander's ParhJLc- -".i.c mi tie) 1 mp'iiia Hirer, wun a irontagaf at M '!, ,.f feet. Is c menrlng to attract atteattoa fc ,11 that '!":' are great values. A lot ther eoatalaa 15,000 SQUARE TWJLt 11 m .i -il in ',' to four ordinary lota, and allows- of imiiJ 1 e.,,,,, p In fr,,nt garden, back garden, and-uL;?' ir-. n I fr v.getables, chickens, or aay -Mkar triii 1 ,iav,. 1 - n, I already to prominent people, sat la sew ? j . ., .J,., n.-. one in tuTie before they are all sjsaia, .,'" , UMPQUA LAND Htl.V 4TS t ..'M cats icai-a fete tar. Ittyfv fcftS .1mm wafluiMnirnM Mar. 1. MasiK-. . rumor are. earreK a ere m 3 the Impending break la w.jt.. '..V-, negotiation betwe t d i-t tlon and Crrs. ..Tbo Fhisii uf wa deeply dtopleawi f tffla)" " eatloa -jot ta laisraf F" 44 t Juare. . Btlll nore u atwin'w s fl :j. ever, It wa understood, wa CM ' .';'.';::. ranaat failure to gle aay tttlalfm pledge concerning the cmim a woald panae U bo neceeda .' ::':: throwing the .,. Has-Ti,aBllaaVjt,viifMA Whether thara ba aar,ak r t :. f 'v will probably dpnd. It M , 5, today' expected ooafersae Wtw ' Hale and Carrania, at Nogale. to far a Huerta I cooeeraeav ta ation I unchanged. NO the negotiation between Hal M4'4 Carranaa ar glTen oat, and ra.bhrj will not be. If tbe oegouatMa $.,i'--Mora Arreat Made. i 'Si 'Sty. - MEXICO CITY, No.- ita., -more arrests were aud taday ; ; . .-. connection with tbe reported .tllpi&i Huerta plot. A wa taa tmi tmA r -night, a number of prtwlaea '"'I . '. ',-'- -were among those taken late ati -;3 .V; While It I confirmed tbM a kfcj of prisoner broaght from Hai rjivtf are locked np charged wrrb TB .--''-.' patlon In the pro-Cairna"-'aa atratlon. It la not kawa MaMir- ; ...i that they were foreigner, laeredtag some American among taem. Wlti - .'iv v-.; enough member of th a aaax v V-. ; ; now at the capital to eoMRttato -.A v.. V quorum. It aemd certakv tfeal CaV f 'T.ir grea would meet Tharaaay-.-; m' ' f'H .. scheduled.1 " - '"' - iu". w -"jt'.-Sifv-'.-. Hnerta ra Stroag Befaga, ""'-e.; - lK&- President Huerta (hat htawelf ;'r- in cnapuitepee earn loaay a a aant place than the national eaattal.jtB is surrounded by soldier.; H re fused to receive any visitor. Maay . foreigner left the city for the coast by special trains.. ' -"." aeneral VUlaHa AasWrteA DOUflLAS, Aril, Nov. Htk rumor that General Villa will try' to supplant uenerai uarransa a MM of tho Constitutionalist force 1a tbe fiemrndratllng!irtB!, will wm on Mexico City Independently wgtk the command that rapltirid laawq. aro current here among ta Consti tutionalist sympathiser. 4t I aaM that Carrania lost hi prettlg ty g nnnarent failure to Induce Wllaoa 1a lift the embargo on arm. Villa hi now popular, as the result of the rnplure of Juares. Villa Rmm Ins'. El. PA8O. Txa, Nor. 1$. Villa Is today paying off men with bmmmt obtained aa a loan which I U ta amount to $100,000, from Jum banker. Villa I also understood to be planning to move on Cblhoaku city. -.i .,4 taotare of Tstnptce. (1AI.VESTOM, Tel., Not li.!. That the Mexican rebel have IZZ inrerl Tamplco was reported todaTv. wireless, but I UMoaflraUd A Hiennishlp now. on the way trom'h to Tamplco I expected to raack tkZ! tomorrow, when a full report tali pected from 1U captala.7 I-PHOI.D ORBQOlf RATM.M K' laillwnnA.. t . Kuniuiiuiun, not I present ratee on iw.1' iriT1' from Oregon to California. wJST?'' held today by the Inllt W?- merce Commlsaton. riv" Some more rod' nM.. . . 'j by tho County iZZtZ. taking an adjournal " To our patron and fries, lue notice that .t Ttka in our new shop on Cae wtrTT we have Installed S2?S aere frlgeratlng nlaat 1. iJ"""'. needful to a flmVlL. rk2?tw will find her. th wrySlI poultry and fish to be ZrZZLfV will ilk. our tSjiJ 110.10 better. Toa .ra UrrteaT1 sped our new ahop. Oi4JfcL ? receive carafal atUntXlv Hoseburg ffiJfUll Hros.. Prop. "TV 'fasH AND WaVTCTi .;'-.,v -.:- -itr
