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Movie Closeups
The boards at (he Antlers theatre
tonlcht will be occupied by the fam
ous play bv Honrlk Ibsen, "(ihosts,
whlih i being presuifled by Henry
1). Wallhall In person, and ei'p
ported by a tronK cast. Vox office
reporls are to the effect that a brisk
Brut aulo was enjoyed and the man
agement experts a gout) house for
the dramatic production.
it
The fart that no man la a hero In
the evea of his valet receive dram
atic treatment In Vliarrupb's latest
picture, -Slaves of Pride.'' This pro
duction, with Alice Joyce In the star
role will h shown at the .Majestic
theatre tonight.
Miss Joyce plays the role of Patri
cia Leeds, who. under the linuor
tiinlnns and Intrigues of her ambi
tious mother, becomes the bride of
Hrewsier Howard, a wealthy busi
ness man. Howard proves to be a
man of great will power and prldo
as well as weulth. He basks In the
fawning Idolatry of all those around
him. -
iluslness competitors. Mends, and
social equals, ull regard Howard as
a genius anil an Intellectual giant
all evcept Pi hn Keynolds. his sec
retary. JteynoldB, whose confidential
relations with Howard are as close
as those as a valet, recognizes In the
latter only a person tilled with van
ity antl possessed of wealth. Rey
nolds holds the great man in secret
contempt and devotes his thoughts
to ways of defrauding his employer.
These conditions Interweave the
romance of Howard and the girl and
lead to a surprising climax.
Helen Jerome Kddy Is known as
the best read actress in motion pic
tures. The feminine star of Allan
Pwan's production, "The Forbidden
Thing." playing at the Liberty thea
tre for the last time tonight, passes
all her spare time between the cov
ers of a magazine or book. She 1h a
student philosopher and savant yet
she Is one of the most unspoiled of
the arlists In motion pictures today.
When she was told that she would
play the part of Joan In "The For
bidden Thing," she quickly gathered
t-tgether all her literature on the
Pilgrim fathers. New Kngland cus
toms, mnnners and people. Therefore
when you see her In "The Forbid
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PA UK tNOKIl HKA1HNU NKV TODAY.
WANTED.
TV ANTWI TurKn, luige or mall.
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WANTKH-- Hiilennuin for Ilmlice Vlrim.
earn. Apply lit J. o. Nvwliuiil, -'
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WANTKM -fSlinCie rtirrtHKe in ifuurt le
pair, for 4'unli. Writ Hox Uii. Hutli-
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m-oil nmn. Aildtvna K. H. !..
rarr New- lltv lew.
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rlothlhK Jtlnn or clean Inn parlor. Ad-
tlrt-riMHiiSalVHK.I nth SSt.
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tlit cliltkt'U hmiMt'N, woiulnheit. Ituu
lut(r huiiHt, brooder hoime, 7 i-olony
luiUMt. Tliri'e in 11 f rum H tihuaid,
iiri., .1-4 nttlw from O. I- iatiin.
Wfttit tiTniKB lifiir HoMftnirK- I'rlt e
StiHiu. Alo have 3 1ot In Suit l.ake
111 v (o rirlniiiKc for i It y ivll-ntf
property, pr.- 1 1. too. 11. W. rlfatn.
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t'ltit nKN T Knffty dfpoalt Lo&va.
Hofifburic National Itank.
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prlvllK of hath. 4oI J Main HI
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I Pwr iter, liuiuiie Vonluimh llro-
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fTt ItK.NT - Kurnlnhed or un fui nialixd
rooniM, with in IvIh'Ut of hath. I'hone
K'l'-J. or tail tMiinit) aflwr at Vii
wirii-hontiT tt
Jr'dK ItKNT Kurnlnhed tiouacKeeplrtg
anarlniprita and a eeo riir rooma.
HoafhiirK Apartmnta. Main and
1 WiMKlnfl I'hnnc i
M ISi IXhA . K UH.
T TMiViti N if.ireminiH khuT of all kinds.
I Jo nn ls;-M5JH S Main.
111 KXrh ANiiK -I'lnp lot In rt'oldeni e
dlMrut inkland. l al.. for Kord
tru k or tioiiiriK ar Addn-aa Henry
lavtn. Iilaid, lr.-Kon.
IONKV " TO liOAN I'J-yrar rural
credit fsrm loan a. low Internet rate.
IJ0.O00 ical niom-y to loan on nood
real etate. Klmt mortHK. tSee M.
K HU. of Ith-a A Klce.
IXT AM) 1-XHD.
Kl lINI Ciihtier nhoe. Owner can gat
aitrne at thin offh e.
Q iST Auto crank." Kirntr ple.iat re
turn to Neww KrvU'w office.
HlaAT'k HANIiitAU-jiiy who Inst
Hume week aKo Saturday lat pli-nae
' call nt thii t.ffl. e
LOST ftlncK and white p..tted female
hound, our on rlftht hind leg. Klndvr
please phone 2J-K&. A. I'yweit, look
In )f i !ln
FOlt 8 A Lb.
MR SAI.K All klndi of dry . wood
l'hone tl.
Olt SAI.K
-Two
good young cowe
l'hone 41-KI2.
for INFANTS & INVALIDS
ASK FOR
Horlick's
Tie Original
Avoid
Imitation
an Substitute
I No Colunir-uruhiii-tigoUbl
den Thing" yo uwlll see u't of In
terpretative work seldom aeon on the
screen.
Mr. Dwan remarked shortly after
the picture had been completed that
Vlss F.ddy's character delineation
was the most finished and human
thing he bad ever seen In pictures.
Disappointed In love Joun strug
gles wilh her troubles, ever growing
better and ever becoming the won
derful woman who Is the marvel of
the village. As the girl sweetheart
and later the mother, she always
niali-ains Ihut womanly attitude and
sympathetic understanding of the
human nature, that makes the audi
ence laugh or weep, according to the
mood of the artist on the screen.
A program that will be hard to
match Is to be given at the Majestic
theatre tonltht when William Far
ti u in In ' The Rainbow Trail" will be
shown with Alice Joyce in "Slaves
of Pride."
Whenever Mr. Farnum's name Is
presented outside of the theatre,
those who visit it are certain of their
moneys worth. In the case of "The
Rainbow Trail." they can bo doubly
certain, as this Is the best release
and Is considered the best piece of
work the star has yet accomplished
The story centers about the wil
derness in Arizona, and dutes back
to the period of the cliff dwellers
and the day when the easiest and
quickest way to settle arguments
was with a six shooter. Mr. Furnuui
Is given ample opportunity to dis
play his great versatility as he por
trays a dual role throughout the
picture.
YES, WE CAS HAY
Pt-ople appreclutu the fact that
Cair'B Christmas Block in already on
(lUplay. Many want to get their gifts
pU-kt-d out now. Carr'u rilsplnyn are
much lartft-r than last year and the
amort nu n t of goods fa uIbo larger.
Come In and visit, Bee the goods,
It Incur no obligation to buy. We
are glad to have you look around and
ave what an extensive stuck we have.
Carr's buv you money.
YOU HAD HfcTTKIl Ul ItCY.
If you hare not already don so,
you httter hurry up and plncv yout
order for New Year and Christina.
announcements with lint en, the
printer, nt th News-Review office.
A swell line of engraved personal
cards to make a selection from, but
we must have your order early 1b
order to make deliveries.
Write Jack Roach, Drain, for cata
logue and prieiB for the Queen In
cubators, coal and oil burning brood
era. Avoid diauppolntintnt by plac
ing your order now for future de
livery. Remember the Queen U the
hnl nmny can buy.
Wool TOR KAI.K Inquire ut I'attt-r-aon
A lilu:
Foil SAI.K Kour k"'I, fri-nh intU-h
1'iiwn. Jiidd A Mt.Mlllln.
VU'.A KdH BALK Iturma from i to
H fit -h. Sdun Ull, 1 1 1 u . k w a
KoK HAI.K Very fine till) attihs at
iivetjiiiul Dri-hartlH. Chan. A. Hrutid.
KiHt SAI.K t.ate 6-ptt8nKir tourlim
ar. a dandy and a baitfunu Ju-ld k
M Mllltn.
KOIl SAI.K lttlH Ford. In A-l n
liaiil-al condition. Iiniulr Ki,
Hat age.
tkH'SK fur Fule. 7 rooma, olofe in on
I'iiif .St. l'hone 31-1-5 Chaa A
Hran d.
KOU KA1K -Two while Or.-gun roont
mix, or will exi-hanii foi pulIftM
I'tiotif 2tiO-H,
Knit HAl.K Iodg-t lotnlng tar. In good
comltlioit. IMioiie 3:o-U or tall Ills
'Jn.-h'alr. 8
Knit XAl.K- Apph'i and cMT-TTlTlTv "iiVil
In town, l'hone J8-KJ. I., ii thinner
A Sona.
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l" IIMMlrlB. fllfUp. I.kuml
td
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condlllon. 1'iiie reaaonlil l
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North ItOMtduirK. 'n .- n
w ali ron hit l'hone I . 1-
KICKKl) Ari'l.KS Vetiti
Hrlng your h...-ii. l., K i",
bowel, went It. It. tia.k
lot
per I-Kh-
S AI.K-Sever al thorn,
berry lips, apring delli,
I'rlKler, It K. 1 . 1, H,. s
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KOK SAI.K -Several thou
berry tip, ready In Mm
Mint
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friim pvi iiirni. Term?" r
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ne len
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'iff an.t n.ii
Lock mx i
Will aelt die
cilia. Ore.
Koitn ToritiNiT i"ai: v. r u;
J net repainted and In k 1 m.
cal condltlin. Service tlirj,
hiire:.
Kot SAI.K -Second-hand" . .'
Hroa. tourma, l Itiil. k touring
1 Ki
ronnnier. ah in (iratclnn , -..lit; ti
and will be sold at brtiain j ,i
Newland.
FOR SAI.Kft'e'ui"7oi ,ii, . ,.n
atrh'tlv fancy dry land grown n '15
need teatlng Ji - per cent pu:
9 per cet germlnatton, and on ri-n.
othy. clovera. etc. Monarch See-1 fi
Medford, Oregon.
FoU S l,K --Rig" "ana p. HO ii-re"a ' . ,
tifully allunied. beat prune nectUri in
atale, 2a mlnutea walk tn .Mvn..
creek and Man achool ; 2 mil en frotn
Roaehurg, on highway: I rt acrea 1-year-old
prunea; 7 ncren full bearing
ap4dea. fanttlr orchard. JS acre
planteil to crop; So gcree to be plant
ed, new $Jo00 plasterel bunaaiow;
outhull.tlna-a; ll.'dO Worth peraonal
propeaty. Kor qul.-k aale will eacrl
n. e everything for 21th per aero, Kor
J articular! writ O C. Bagao, Bog
11, Myrtle Creek, Ore. -
Has admiration of world
Capltel at Washington Recognized A
the Finest and Nob leaf. Building
on the Earth.
Foundation for the central struc
ture of the present capltol lu Wmhlntc
ton were II ni shed on AutfUMt 24, 1818.
The old capltol had only two wings,
connected by a covered wooden bridge,
which waa destroyed and the wing
duiuugd hy the Hrlttsh. who art lire to
the building In 1814. Three years la
ter congrefts voted to remove the wings
and build the new central structure,
which with Its dome wus completed In
lfCU
The two great marble extensloo
win in whlrh the senate and limine
of representatives meet were begun In
1851 end coinpteied fur occupancy In
1859. The old dome, made of wood
and brick, was torn away In 1H,V. and
the present dome completed In 1804.
The grunt statue of the goddetts of
freedom, which rexts upon the dome,
waa dealgmd by Thomas Crawford,
father of Murlou Crawford, novelist.
Charles Bulflncb of Boston was the
architect of the original centnil struc
ture and Thomas U. Walter designed
the mflrhte extension and the pieseut
dome, lie was a i'hlladelphlnn.
The total cost of the present capltol
was about $10,000,000, and It bus been
pronounced by architectural authori
ties, both In America and Kurope. to be
the greateNt and noblest building In the
world. Chicago Journal.
KNOWS NOW HOW IT FEELS
Oentlat, Given Emergency Toothache
Treatment, Dreada Further Ordeal
of a Seaalon In the Chair.
A hajrenrri-faced mnn rushed Into
the Park (Emergency hospital shortly
after S o'clock a few mornings hko.
"Kor the love of mud will you give
me something to atop a ravin;: tooth
ache? It's had me up all Dlyht, and
I've tried everything," be mojned to
the atewnrd In nttendunce.
The steward made the paln-rldrlen
patient comforlnhle In a chnlr and
then applied aootlilng remedies to the
offending molnr.
"Why, the pain's gone," the putleut
exclaimed after a while.
"Well, thai tooth won't bother you
any more for a while, but you hud bet
ter see a dentist In the morning," said
the steward.
"Guess I'll have to," sold the patient
gloomily.
"Kveryhody hntes to go to a dentist,"
remarked the steward. "Will you give
me your mime for our records?"
"Yes." snld the patient. "I am Dr.
A. KantKeorge."
"Are you a physician?" asked the
steward.
"No, I'm a dentist," smiled the pa
tient. "1 hnve cured scores and scores
of aching teeth, but this one of mine
sure unnerved me. Guess I'll hove to
go to a dentist In the morning. Gee, I
hate to." San Francisco Chronicle.
Hearing of Butterflies.
The hearing of certain butterflies,
the ninths ami the spiders has been a
subject of much study by F. Eugers,
whose results have been reported In
s Hertln zoological annual. The seat
of hearing Is found to be the "tym
panal organ" of the last ring of the
thorax. The alr-fllled vesicle or
bladder of this organ adjoins two very
thin spots In the external chltln, and
one of these Is the true drumhead,
connected with a nerve strand having
two sensory cells, while the other, the
to-called opposite drumhead, seiemfl)
to serve as a sounding board to re
enforce vibrations. Kxperlments with
crickets have shown that the chirping
of the male Is heard only hy females
having the tympanal organ Intact The
organ of the butterflies, which Is more
sensitive, cannot be tested In thesntne
way, but response has been had to
very high, shrill tones, such as that
made hy rubbing a cork against a wet
gloss, and In one species to a clutter
ing sound made by the wings of the
male. Iluttertlles Hying by doy seem
to have hearing organs more generally
than those thnt are active at night
Snapi Eruption Ten Yards Away.
An unmTvlnp but fruitful Incident
ormrred roci'iilly ns the volcano of
Klltuit'ii. II. 1., dt'srritM'd tlie most
cmulniHiusly active It) the world. wrtslth th
tielni; examined by scientists of the
Hawaiian Volcano Id-search nssoela- : , ''',, ,l,,'r"m. i""c lon w",5
! the 1 inpnua Klver to n point on said
lion. At the climax of tills expedl- . Itlver kiu.wn an the Mo-indary KaKer
lion they had determined to photo- 'Jtati.-n; nnd the South I mpqun Klver
K , ' ,.fi"in lu junction with the (Tmpqua
graph a lowering rrag of solidified Klver to a point on said Klver shout
lavo thnt rl-s-s, Glhnlltorllke, fnt:n 1 n-n" mile .ihove Tiller. OreR-on. known
.e,rf,ro of a swell.,,, overorusied ' KJw&'U'vX ,? '.' ni-ihlnth
Inva Ink'. riYil:iri' nn lllustrnt.-d nr-!tt'' I'mr-ina UivrT to n point on unid
tlelo In I'upnhir Mod. iinles. Miicnzlnf. ' '"" the Nonpar!. Iiim.
, . , . t "limit. H hi i.m County of DoiiKlaa,
liiit nt Mic tniiini the cnnurninjin vvna'stt. of nrt'Kn;
intcr.iij; (lu Imlh. n pxplntlnn with
in the nncfty r.,n threw Into 111 sir,
not ton vnnls from the pnrty. arnf di
rectly heforo tln Iimin of the minora,
a nimhMhj; innt of white hot Inva.
Onti ti- hack, nnd o hronrtins the
Mirfiiiv cru-t, thevp erupt, ., frnmiiont
vinrd tho out I re hiko Into a 'HOth
tu; hollouliu m;i-s of founiullis.M
The Whitcwashert.
Ropri'sentiiMvp Krrnr was fnlklnn
'Mit n connnltteo with a notorious
h ft- f r w hitM !ihinn.
,
'oticht t ,
"T mi O'ltimlitee." hp unltl.
1 cn out to Los AnnHo nn1 start
In ttio nmvtni; ph-fure lnilnist.
'"''! ccrtninly luivo a Braml stir.
"Win" akod tho pti77ltv! report
Why do you sjv thnt. CtiiKreHa- I
tna.i?" idny of tvtoher. A O 120.
'It M .nd. t . i STATK KOAKM OK FIS'IT AND
sv.inqs to r-ns.n they'd hare) tlAMK tVMMISSIdNKIW
a crnn-1 nrr" Htu,.rvd Frenr rv K v barter. Chairman nf the Hoard
l.ik h-nv ttt'ii -it fui i ihi. j v Fleisrhner, Commissioner.
lash last nivnai.1
- -"- -iiru
.KW UOOliS SOW AHIHVIMU.
We will now place on sale the en
tire stock of A. S. Huey Co. at great
reduction. An opportunity to buy
Christmas goods for Uf.le money.
TL'RICK, THE JEWELtR.
Successor to A. S. Huey Co.
UIVI.N'G OCT.
rhe KtniKgle' IlMurage Many a
Koseburg I'Ulzrn.
Around all day wuu an aching
back.
Can't rest at night:
Enough to make anyone give
out."
Ooan's Kidney Pills are helping
thousands.
They are for kidney backache;
And other kidney Ills.
Here Is Koseburg proof of their
merit:
Mrs. C. S. Matthews, 429 Pltzer
St., Koseburg. says: "I am glad to
endorse Doan's Kidney Pllls I know
they are a tine remedy for kidney
complaint. I have used them for at
tacks of kidney trouble and dull,
nagging buckaches and when my kid
neys didn't act right. They soon re
lieved me of the aches and pains,
putting my kidneys in good order."
Price 60c. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney rills the same that
Mrs. Matthews had. Foster-Mllburn
Co., Mfrs., Buffalo. N. Y.
Artistic Gem Recovered.
In June nttentlon was culled to the
exhibition and subsequent sole of a
picture rnlalogued ns hy Itembrandt
entitled "Hernelltus and Pemocrltus,"
the property of ('apt. Alston-Ilob-crts-West.
soys the London Times.
The picture was covered with such
a thick coat of old vanish thut Eng
lish dealers were nfruld to risk the
chance of cleaning. Many good Judges
were convinced that It was a genuine
Rembrandt, and one of these declared
that It was "not only by Itembrandt.
hut one of his masterpieces." The pic
ture was bought for 4.K) guineas
($L'.".000) hy Mr. Goudstikker of Am
sterdam. It has since been cleaned,
and hos been pronounced by an expert
to be a splendid example or a Item
brandt about 1800.
Excellent Artificial Milk.
In Japan there Is snld to be a very
satisfactory substitute for milk, Just
as the nut margarines are a substi
tute for butter. Cows are very scarce
III Japan nnd the people are using an
artificial milk derived from the soy
benn. The bean Is first snaked nnd
then boiled until the liquid turns
white, when sugnr and phosphate of
potash are added. The boiling Is re
sumed until the liquid has the np
pcuronce of ordlnnry condensed milk.
When water Is added soy milk Is hard
ly to be distinguished from fresh
cow's milk.
Not He.
Mr. J. came home from work to
find Mrs. J. In an unusually good
humor. "h. .lack," she began In
her most honeyed tones, "I went shop
ping today ami I found a perfect duck
of a hni for only $!17.50."
.Mr. J. looked over the top of his
paper. "Well." he returned dryly.
"I'm not going to be a goose and buy
it for you."
N'OTITK TO CONTH.WTOKS.
Hhls will be reeelved until lecenilicr
flrst for the cont rut'ttun of a school
hoUMU at TIIIit. Ore. lil n-lrhit anil
plans nmy lie sern at the News-Kevlew
tru-e. IPiHt'ImrK, Ore.
All tUmt'iixion iiml roiiKh lumber may
In pun liuxtMl at Tiller ut Uu per M.
I ont ruclnr to fnrnlKli nit inuterial. AIL
IMiIm an- to lit- itJilrfHscil lu Mis. J. I.
Kouih. fpik. TiMer. Ore.
XOTU'E.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONTBRX:
HKItlOAS. the trout and other fish
f n lift ti 1 1 i ti if the streams nf fiouRlHS
I'onnty. State of OreKon, with the exc
eption of the I'miiiiua ftlver from Its
mouth to its Jilition with the North
rtupiliia ftlvi-r and the South I'mpipia
Klver; ami the .North I mpqtia Kiver
from lit. Juiii tiiin with the I'nip-
iila ltivT to a point on satil Klver
known as the KminriAry Kunircr Sta
tion; and the Smith t'nipoua Klver from
Itn Junrtion with the I'mpqua Itlver to
point on hum Klver annul nine nines
jitmvf Tiller. OreKon. known as the
Korku of Halil Klver: also the Calln-
oola Klver from its junrtion with the
'inpoua Klier to a nolnt on said Klver
known as the Nonpareil lam. are lie
inn threat. -11111 with extinction from
evn-Hsive anKlltiK and oilier causes:
ami
WMKKKAS. ti e State Hoard of Fish
mil Oaine ('olnmisflioiiers in desirous of
protei'l Iiik the trout and other fish ln-
hatiHlriic the waters of all the streams
of I lunulas County. State of Oremm.
with lhi- exception of the I'mpoua
itlver irnm Its mouth to Its Junction
vlth the North Cinnana Klver and the
sj. nth t'nip.pi.i Klver; and the North
1 THKI(KI"OKK. bv ntitlioroltv of law
vmtM In n.iiti StntP Hoard of Ffnti ami
("nine rommmi oners, not ice Is he-re hv
K'v-n that nil the streams of Itouulns
o.mtv, State of Oregon, with the ex-j
month to It- Junction with the North
1'inpinia Ittv.r and the Srttilh I'mpqua
1 1 1 it, and the North I'mpqua Itiver
f i "tn Its Jiin. tion with the I'mpqua
1Ht to a point on sntd Itlver known
th. ltiomd try lianiter Station: and
thf St.iitlt rinpipm Klver from Its June
tion with tin- I'mpqua Klver to a point
"ti said Hivr ahniit nine miles above
Tiller. Or.-K"n. kown as the Forks of
mid ltivtT. aln tile 'llapooia ltivr
f'"m ItN Jun.tion with the I'mpqua
itiver to n pnint on said Klver known
the Nnnp.trei Iam. situated in the
,M,nt v l 'on arias. State of trtKnn.
(n any manin r. for trout and other fish,
from and nftor the 1st day of IVrm-
W2. until the 1st day of May.
lt;i.
Any and n persons whomsoever so
rtMna in vioi.tiion tf th's order will
be pro. fitted an bv statute provided.
fated nt IMrtland. Oretton. this Uth
nv j.mn mi. 1'ommlsslnner.
Hv Marian Jark. Commissioner.
By Jas. H. lrlscfill. Commissioner.
Hr K. C. Simmons, Commissioner.
By F. U. Warren, Commlsalar,
NOTICB OF OF OOVEflKMIjNT
WaiaiiKin. October U, liiO.
Nut lev la hureby glvn that ubject to
tha condluum and Umitatlona of tha
Act of Juna . (i Stat., i8). and
Die instruction of tha Hecrotary of th
Intrtor of a.ptembr 15. ". tQ
timber on tha following landa will ba
old Nov. 2s, 19U. at 1U o'clock A. M..
public auction at tha United Statea
land otnic at Hoibui. OrtKon. to
tha hlKhet bidder at not than th
appraltd valua as shown by this
notice, aula to be aubject to tha ap
proval of tha Secretary of tha Interior
Tiio pun han price, with an additional
mm of une-tifth of ona per cent there
of, beinif coinniliona allowei. must be
.It-poiiitfd af time of sale, money to ba
returned if aale Is not approved, other
wive patent will Usue for the timber
which inum be removed within ten
Vfars. liios will be received from cltl
ti'ti of the United States, assoi iatlons
if such clttxens and corporations or
ganized under the laws of the United
tutea or any state, territory or dis
trict thereof only. Upon application of
t qualill 1 purchaser, the timber on
iny leKul subdlvialon will be offered
-ifparutvly before being ln-Iulcd In any
offer of a larger unit. T. 2 H., H. 1
V., Sec Si, NKH NWI4 nr 640 M., cedar
15 M.. NV4 NWIt llr 870 M. None of
the fir or cedar to be aold for less than
J1.F.0 per M. T. 21 K. It 3 W.. Sec. 31.
S' SK. tlr 425 M,. fir
-M., SV SW4 Hr 5U0 M-, SWH
V, flr uil M. None of the tlr to bt
-toll for lens than II. 60 pur M.; fcK'i
25 M.. SW4 fir 5U0 M.
one of the fir to be mold for l?s thnn
11. 75 per M. CLAY TALI-MAN, Com
iiisaloner. General Ijind Office.
N'OTICK OK SALE OF OOVKUNMENT
TiMllKU. Uentral 1-and Office.
.i-iiiiKtn. D. C, October 26. 12U.
Notice id htreby Riven that subject to
' lie conditions nnd 1 imitations of the
Acts of June . l'Jl (39 Stat., 21HI, and
June 4. (41 Stat.. 76N), und the in
structions of the Secretary of the In
terior of Heptember l.r, trl7, and June
22, 120. the timber on the following
and will be sold Uec. 13. 120, at 10
o'clock A. M at putlic auction at the
L'nllwd StuteM land office at Koseburg.
Oregon, to the highest bidder at not
lens than the appraised value us shown
ijy thin notice, sule to be subject to the
ipproval of the Secretary of the In
terior. The purchase price, with an
tdditional sum of one-fifth of one pt-r-ent
thereof, being commissions al
lowed, must be deposited at time of
tale, money to be returned If sale Is not
ipproved. ot tier wise patent will Issue
tar the timber which muht be removed
within ten years . Bids will be received
from citizens of the United States, as
sociations of such citizens nnd cor
porations organized undvr the luws of
be I nlted States or any state, tern
torv or district thereof only. Upon ap
plication of a qua lilted purchaser, tha
timber on any legal subdivision will be
ifTered aetmratelv before being lnciua
ed in any offer of a larger unit. T. 2
., K. 6 V Sec. 1, Lot 1, tlr 325 M., pine
7.r. M., Lot 2. flr 350 M.. pine 20 M.,
NK, tlr fi&0 Al., pine ou sw n
veu. nr 300 M.. nine 70 M.. cedar 2
M . Lut 3. Ilr 400 M.. nine 20 M.. Lot 4
rtr tts M. HKM NW'i. lir 225 M.. Dine
60 M.. cedar 20 M., SW NWf4, fir 500
M., pine 15 M.. cedur 20 M.. Nr. SKVi
fir 1050 M., pine loo M., nw -u't
rtr 3o ii.. nine 3 al. ceaar 20 sn
SKi lir S00 M., pine 100 M.,
SWU SKU. flr 800 M.. nine 100 M.
cedur 50 M.. SK SVi. tlr 350 M-,
pine 45 M.. cedar 60 M., NV 8W4
Hr 6:J M.. Dine fio Al.. ceunr bo ai,
SRii SWA. flr 300 M.. Dine 70 M.,
cednr 35 M., SV4 SU'H. r 60O M., pine
i0 Al.. cedur 30 A!., cc. lit. nt.'A
tlr 672 M.. pine 48 41., SKS SE. fir
't',2 II., pine Sti M.: none of the flr or
t'edar to be sold for less than $1.00 per
M . and none of the pine to be sold for
;es than IJ.aO ner Al.: ec. ji. nt-,
N'B4, tlr 500 M., pine 20 M., cedar 15
M.. NWV4 NB'i. fir 600 M.. nine 10 "M
-edar 10 M.. SK M NK'4. flr 400 M., pine
:10 M.. cedar 15 M., 8V KKA, flr 600
At., nine 30 M.. cedar 10 M.. N E
SWI4, tlr 300 M.. NW14 NW4, flr 600
M.. seu Nvu. r r 4a0 ai.. pine 2a m
SW4 NWU. flr 300 M., NEU SB-
tlr 400 4!.. Dine 50 41.. cedar 15 M
NV SE4, fir 350 M.. pine 60 M cedar
10 M.. SK'i SKi.-nr 32a Al.. Dine 60 Al..
.dar 10 M.. SW'4 KEli. tlr :ioo M., pine
;0 Al.. cedur 10 41.. NE'-i SW4t flr 300
M.. nine 1. M.. SEU SW6. flr 275 At..
;(ne 25 41., SU'Vi SV"i, tlr 500 41.. pine
-0 41. cedar 10 M.. Sec. 23. w UK
Ilr 560 41., SEf4 SV4. flr 420 41., Sec
J7. SE"k NE"4. nr b4U AI.. JN fJ A tit'A
rir 420 M.. pine 40 4!.. NW'4 SE4. Af
:60 !.. SE'i fir 375 4!., pine 60
M.. WA KIA. Hr 4nU Al.. pine 40 Al.
mme of the tlr to be sold for less than
$1.25 per M.. none of the pine to be sold
for leMg than S2.50 per 41., and none of
the cedar to be sold for less than 11.00
per 41. T. 37 S. It. 7 W., Sec. 9, HK4
SV. fir 425 Al.. Dine &0 41.. T. 39
It. 8 U. Sec. 3. NWVi N E , flr 1!0 M.,
nine 2S0 41.. oak 15 41.. NVV14 NWIt
tlr 95 41., pine 270 41.. HE NWW, flr
75 M., )ine 25 M.. NKV SW. Ar 75
M., pine 380 M.; none of the tlr to be
sold for less than $1.00 per 41., none of
tlie pine to be sold for less than $3.00
ner Al.. ana none ot me oax 10 ne soia
for less than 50 cents per M. T. 35 S,
It .1 E.. Sec. 1. SE'4 SWW. pine 10 M
red l"r 430 41.. white flr 20 M.; none of
the plna to be sold for less tiian $2.25
ner 41.. none of the red fir to be sold
(or less than $1.50 per 41.. and none of
trie wnue nr to ne soiti tor less tnan
$1.00 per M. CLAY TALLMAN, Com
mlssluner, General Land Office.
DONALD CASPER PARKER
VIOLINIST
PUPIL OF HENRY I. BETTMAN OF PORTLAND
Upglnners nd Advanced Pupils. '
Pupils accepted at 5 years of age.
Hours 1 to 5 p. 111.
Ito.m 7, Kolilliniieii llldg.
Sheet MetalWork;
OF ALL K1I8
J.H.SINNIGER
110 OAK STREET PHOVE 428
f. and comparative com-
iort.
TIIOXK 4R8
MASONIC HI IUUNO
HOSKIU IMI. OKK(iON
K aii won guaranteed. r
All work guaranteed
DR. NERBAS
3 nrmi.M 5
'i ....v..
J Painless Extraction j
1 Painless Methods in i
4 all lines of work.
J j
4 Will replace your own f
J teeth with new ones the J
5 same day, (partially or t
2 full sets), without Dain 5
AX.tOVNCEMENT.
Just received, a ear load of Hardle
spray machines. . Special prices and
terips to members.
OREOON OROWER3 PACKING
CORPORATION.
LODGE DIRECTOHY.
I. O. O. VM Ualoa EkMMKwt Ne. a.
Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple
every Thureday ev.nlns. Vlsltlna
brethren always welcuiue.
JOHN RKKSE. C. P.
I-'OSTEH BUTNER, H. F.
OLIVER JOHNSON, R. 8.
jamks ewart. f. a
GAGI.K Rosebura ene meets In
Aluo.e hall en Jackson St. on 2nd ana
4lli Momlay evenluas ot each month
at 8 e'cluck. ViHiting brethren In
good standlna always welcome.
VICTOR MICELLI. W. P. P
A. J. WULP, W. P.
B. If. GOODMAN. Hecretary
KNIGHTS OK PYTHIAS Alpha Lodge
No. 47, meets every Wednesday even
Ins, cor. Jackson and Cuss Uts. Visit
ors slways welcome.
ROY O. VOUNO, C. C.
CHA8 .F. HOr-K.V8, M. P.
E. K. WIMBERLY. K. R. &
LOYAL OHDUH OK HOOSaS Rosebura
Louae No. 1UJ7, meets second ant
fourth Wednesday evenlnas of ea.-ta
month at s o'clock In the Moose hall.
All vlsltlna- brothers are invited to
attend.
C. W. CLOAKS, Dictator
It O. PAJtGETER. Secretary.
U. P. O. ELKS. Hoaekara- Lease No. KM
Holds regular communications at
the Ulks' Temple on each Thursday
of every muntl). All members re
quested to attend -reaularly, and all
vlsltlna brothers are cordially In
vited to attend.
A. J. LII.BURN, B. R.
IRA B. RIDDLE, gecy.
HOOUMUN OK THK WOHLU Camn
No. 126. meets In Odd Fellows' hall In
Rosebura every 1st and Ird Monday
evenings. Vlsltlna neighbors al
ways welcome.
O. H. PICKS.V8. C. C.
mt. Ba. pn I L,L fc.lt. Clerk
NKIUIIHOItS OK WOOUCHAKT Lllao
Circle No. 4. meets on 2nd and 4th
Monday evenlnas. Vlsltlna neighbors
Invited to attend.
EDITH CHURCHILL. O. N.
TILL1G 1. JOHNSON. Clerk.
O. K. a Rmbin Chaaler No. 8
Holds their regular meeting on the
1st and 3rd Thursdays In sach month,
are respectfully Invited to attend.
LKONA ABRAHAM, W. i,.
FREE JOHNSON. Secy.
A. K. A. M, Laarel Ledge No. IS.
Regular communicatlona 2nd and 4th
Wednesdays each month at Masonlo
Temple, Rosebura, Ore, Visitors wel
come.
W. F. HARRIS, Secy.
A. A. WILDBK. W. M
W. B. A. O. T. M. Roeekara- Review
No. ii holds regular reviews on sec
ond and fourth Thursday afternoons
In Maccubee hall. Hlsters of other
reviews visiting In our city are cor
.diaily Invited to attend our reviews.
Maccabea hall on Cass street.
LOUISE LOCKU. Cora.
JSIMIK KAPP. CoL
KKIIKKAIIS Rosebura Itebekah Lodge
No. 41. I. O. O. F., Meets Id Odd Fel
lows' Temple every week on Tuesday
evening. Visiting members In good
standing are Invited to attend.
BVA LENOX. N. O.
BELLE STEPHENSON, Sec.
RTHEL BAILEY. Fin. Spcy.
TODAY'S
BEST
HUNCH
NEWS
REVIEW OFFICE
Phone 135
be held , ft.-MJ U.
L'nth"4 VT55
Hroikerkeea Jt if . - 11 7
Meets at Moos? hiifh T? IfS
fourth Bat. nliJu VLt rt tfS"
of sach month " '' luZS;
fNEwlRicONl
Again under the man.
agementof
5. Foutch
House thoroaghlr
v.Ud; much n.w
or n-eek. "
111 Sheridan Street
V
Dr. R. P.
Bradford:
and Wife.
Graduates and post-tradu-
ates of the OUest Charter,
ed College of Chiropractic !
n toe world !
have re-opened office Is tit !
Perkins Bldg. ,
We USA nn rirn. ma. -i !
trlcltjr, nothing but atralgbt
..niupiaciic( ana Davt Met (
succesdrul (or th tut tat 1
years in handling almost trtrj !
disease known to th himu -family.
Office hour I to 11; 1
and 2 to 6 p. m.
PHONES i
Residence , 4(.f( 1
Office 4i
Courage
Goes far
In business
As it does
In war,
Because
It sticks
To the job
Till the
Job is done.
THAT'S
THE WAY
WE
DO if
Turn Your PRINTING
T roubles Over To