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VKHICI.KH I'OH.MKIil.V OW.V::i J1Y ( li)l ( II & GILES, COX
SISTIN'G OK V.VV.IAK. WAO"NS. I'LOW.H, DISC IIAItliOWh
CULTIVATOIW, ETC.
WHILE THIS STOCK LASTS
WE WILL KKLL 'IT AT
Less Than Wholesale. Cost
IT U'11,1, I'AV l'O'J TO IXVHSTIUATE
J. F. BARKER & CO.
IMPLEMENT A.M) VEHICLES.
When you want the very best
Remember "Diamond VV"
Canned Fruits &, Vegetables
Will satisfy. Onr stock of these Is very complete. Price
and quality satisfy.
THE CASH STORE
WK SAVE YOU MONEY 1M CASS STItEET
DILLARD
ftev. Ande non, of itiddie, oet:ii;;.'.;j
the pulpit at Hi n..;:Li.:t r':;;reh Sta
day morning and evening.
Miss Kva Itice, ot florr.burp, senl
the first two da.vs of iiio week will;
her couuin, .lis:i Vivian Huell,
Lloyd ytan.sburry, from California,
is vJnitiiig relatives and friends here.
The W. L. Cobb family, or Bend,
accompanied by .Mr. Cobb's mother,
of Portland, arrived at the S. C. Mill
er home Sunday. They returned to
HoKehurg Monday.
M. lj. Norris left Wednesday morn
ing for his ranch where he Is build
ing a barn. He was accompanied by
hia daughter, Myra.
Mrs. IT. C. Ketcham, of Rosohuig
who formerly resided here, har. beer,
visiting at the home of Mrs. C. K
Henry.
Ilev. C. fi. Morris and daughters,
of Klamath Agency, formerly of Ton
Mile, mad'? a bri' f call on friend?
here Wednesday.
Carroll Fanehor left today for THo
Dalles to visit nt the home of his
brother. At Portland ho experts to
meet his sister, Ilaxol, on her way
from Monmouth to the same destina
tion, the summer term of the noma',
which she has been attending, bavin?
clnnvl this morning.
We understand that Walter Her
eher has ben smployd to teM (Vr
Sth grade department of the -Vyrt!
Crook schools for the coming yn-r.
OPTIMIST.
Hornbrook
hiskies
May Jo all Ilicy nie iulvertlne'1 to bo, but a cup of our coffoo beats
thoin all.' H does not require a government seal to denoto nmil
ity, the taste will toll. Short orders from 5 a. m. to 10 a. m. Dinner
from 1 1 a. ni. to'8 p. in.
3 Phone 81 THE CAFETERIA 122 Cass St.
EK90EB3
Throw the Burden of Wash Day
On UsT
l.HT VS Ql'OTIC YOl' THE P::CK FOIt THIS SKItVICH WHICH
INTl.mKS Tli: FAMILY V.HI I' N l-'l N1ST1 : : !, KKADYTO IKON
Olt TIIK FAMILY WAsMT FIN' SFFn I'S'llV TO FSK.
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PHONE 79
ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY
Our Autos Wiil Call
GAMAS VALLEY
Uev. Uarnmoro and Hov. Slide, of
Coos county, have been holding ineot
inga at the school houso the past few
jl:iys. , t
Mrs. John Ilelieu, of Coos county.
Is very ill ut tho home of her Bister
Mrs. Iloren.
John Smith has pone to Klamath
county for the. Hummer.
Work is to begin at once ono the
new road. .Mr. Weekly is on the
ground now completing the necessary
nrruuKcmenls to begin work.
Cirain is ripening very fast the
past week. There will he a pood
crop notwithstanding the very back
ward spring.
Al. Crouch and faniily. of Coii lie
City, spent a few days last week vis
iting with Mrs. Crouch's mother, Mrs.
Smith.
Mr. Price is buck on his home
stead after spending a few months
away at work.
MAY LEAD FICIIT
FOK hlk;hes IN
THE .MIDDLE WEST ;
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Jamt's A. Hcmcnnuy.
James A. Ilemenway, former
United Slates senator from Indiana,
it is reported on good authority has
been chosen to take charge of the
middle .west' heudquurturs in the Re
publican national campaign. The
jost is regarded as an importunt one
ecause of the fact that much of tha
hard lighting will he carried on tn
the middle west.
forest service shield, and contains
the following primed notice:
"The national forests are the
property of the people and are ad
ministered and protected for their
benefit. Care with matches, burn
ing tobacco and camp fires Is essen
tial to their protection. Your help is
fr.licited. In case of real need, the
tefephone system of the forest is at
your service. If the forest rangers
know whero you are going, they m iy
be of assistance to you. Criticisms
of suggestions looking to the better
ment of the forest service will be
appreciated if addressed to the dis
trict forester, U. R. forest service,
Portland, Oregon."
Spring and. Summer
Dress
In Dimities, Batistes, Voiles ami Silk Mixtures
Goods
Now On Display
New Spring and Summer
Coats
w ."wonjrww.jjvm
For Ladies and Misses
Our
Corset Degjt
is complete in every detail. Models for every
Fijrure.
Be Friendly, Come in and see us Occasionally.
Abraham
The Dependable Store
MOW STATK KOAD SOl tJlIT
! PetlthMHM-s Want Pacific Highway
and Coach pass Itoiul Link.
SAT, KM i July 28. Construction
of u road connect inir the new stretch
of th Pacific highway being built
noir Giondale with the Coach Pass
mad is asked in a petition filed with
tho state .highway com mission by
r.iderts of tlie territory adjucent to
the propose, road.
cMj'sf n"'tten o,' hy 1'nU, the
T!-: THOl SM Al-TKH VILLA.
II
MKXICO CITY, July 2S. Villa is
being driven into a trap, and ton
thousands Carranxhlas are chas
ing him with his capture imminent,
according to officials here replying '
to the rumors in the United St: ts !
i
t hat the bandit is moving on Tor
reon. f
Cedar for chests, cedar for boats,;
cedar for Ironing hoards, at Parr-, i
S03-J-:) '
ilyaur home atmosphere with exquisite lasting frao-rancc
ED. PINAUD'S LILAC .
The preat French perfiarne, winner o highest international
awards. Each drop as sweet and fragrant as the living Lilac
blossom. A celebrated connoisseur said: ".I don't see how
you can sell such a remarkable perfume for 7S. cents a bottle" and
remember each bottle contains 6 oz. it is wonderful value, Try it.
Ask your dealer today for ED. PINAUD'S LILAC. For 10 cents
our American offices will send you a testing Mile. Write Uida
PARFUMERIE ED. PINAUD, Dcpt M ED. FRAUD Biilg., New York
1 ESSESrcwTvssLSsrx
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prove the
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'jKiimttHBiaazit. r
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; y tyn v'v ("i!es.
:'irn'Tt:1, (PcihI:;?
, new road v oiil
THE UNIVERSAL CAS
Fold si rs ire for l'ord owners is worth
w hile. y-one Kurd branches; over
S,500 agents all throui'h tlie country,
eaeh with a complete stock of Kord
parts and supplies mi hand. N'o de
lavs, no holding up for days to get
parts, hut prompt, reliable service at
a low, fixed cost. Runabout $3!)0;
Touriiur Car $110: Coupelet $500;
Town Car $1110; Sedan $710. All
prices f. o. b. Detroit. On sale at
;A. BURR, Affent - Roscburg
Tern ii to rt'Niimltdo parties.
T'i- pre
ioiii e'enda"
i:ti ? i,(hj
Serlal of ,;1.,r(. pi:TV
Planned in Miuhtiehl.
P. W. Kefe1,i at tho C .A. Smith
in ill this evening will have one of
the biggest myrtle lops ever brought
'i a mill cut Into hoards and planks, ,
Tho log i fed lorn: nn,i seven
feet in diameter. The Chamber of :
Commerce has arranged for a plank
three feet wide to he exhibited here.
They have also arranged for a slab!
ten inches thick to bo cut off the
Htiimp nt Allegany nd polished and
then plarod o' exhibit Ion. Coos Pay;
Times,
ti;vi:i Mts i;v;hti:p. ws?t:i
ItY TIIK KOl'INT M.liVin:
POirn.ANH, .Tuly IVMrlct
Korester Ceorge II. Cecil, of Port
land, ha? this week rut to the for
est jsttpri'vitfors (if nrr-nn, Vnshlni
ton :'') V1"! a.r'utiiv f the in
tletnl fore-st ti;nei ' r-U'ter.
'h- ' ' -rv t "fv -.1 y the
forest jfrvice.
The-.r r : i, --; m i" h- r1:1 f..r
use jm ranker ,t:it it-r ard other
uoipt ft 'iU'eT'td by 'touri.its, camp
ers, f-port j'non !i "d nt fer forest
ers. to make n permanent record of
,i t l. ' on the national forests
' i of the register hears the
WE
trrr
THE NEWS can make use of a considerable
quantity of Block and Stove wood and the time"
to brinj; it in is NOW while the roads are good.
To those who are in arrears on subscription,
the market price of wood is offered.
SO BRING IT IN
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