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IloroiaadnnrW. Four norcs ot rich land in tba city limitg all fenced;
family orchard, (iood limine of six rooms small barn and all neiwe.ry i.ntbnild
ina; ull vmtnrwl by liviim spring. A nice healthy location and beautiful view
of the cit ; a ni e inacc for Burdening and and raising poultry ; m fact a periect
home. '
Ifpre is a iood home and dirt cheap ; 210 acres 12 miles west of Ros-burg:
U under fence, 70 acres if plowed land, balance good pasture, well watered and
plunly of ibxhI timlwr; fair lionsH of Bix rooms, fair barn and all necessary out
bitildinss i l acres in orchurd j .'-4' mile to school and postollke. l'rice $1000.
Here is a nice litt'o home for sale sis miles from ItoHoburir, one mile to
school, nrmtiiilicD and store; all fencel and cross fenced ; (iO-acre farm land, bal
Hiice tiUBtnre well localcd ; tine views, good house of 7 rooms, bam and all neces
sary out buildings, good family orchard. This is an ideal home and cannot be
beat fur the mcney asked, only f2,5UO.
No. 3. WW acres, all loncod, no other improvement. Well watered and
Jilonty ol good tinilwr ; 300 acres can be farmed, balance due grass land ; five miles
orm city on rt. P. rudroad. This is a Hue piece of land, and well located. Price,
17.00 per acre.
uun ....... f litml l- ntiUa from Rnsehnrir. 1(10 acres fenced. 50 acres in culti
vation, ;M pra e trees, ami a mixed
rooms; one log lions; 2 log bums, niacKsrultn snop anu an necessary uuvuuim
i....u i .... ii. .uiiv r..ml, Iltilimiteil stoirk range ioinintf olace. wel
.uti.il rm I.I.1.IV of timber Tills is A
fit) pur ns Also alike little cottago
l'rice litfjt).
acres of Innd, 122 acres of thli land is rich bottom land, no belter in the
late 'balance hill land, u.'od imsturo and plenty of timber. 10 miles from Kose-
bnn'. Hood house ol six nm one house of three looms, two good barns and
n ,.j-.i..,rv .mi liiiil.linuN: him drier on nlace : nlentvof fruit for family use;)
mile to wh i'ki! ; 5 miles to It. U. station,
nlace. This i one among the best farms
lum. Dt the alwve described tract, 122 acres is line land for alfalfa and clover.
A ierfccl home hh acres, thrco miles from Kosehnrg on county road. At
Bnnl . 'iii u.'m.m iii li.irin ..ridiiiril : five ncns ill vounii orchard ; 6 acres in
grain ; 2f ai res pasture, well watered, and plenty of timW tor home use. Oood
two story house containing I) rooms, hard Hnished ; good ham, 60x20, with big
nhcil on one side; all neceisarv outbuildings. Heuutiful view of the city from
Iilace also s il liera' home. This is an ideal home. Price 'i.OOO. House cost
.25.000. liood road ai d a nice drive to the city. One half down and balance in
iwo vears t'nie.
No S. 100 acres: 40 acres lenreil. 30
Kim dr.ill nri'lntr.! . uli.iilv of unoil iniitintnin wilier and lots of ffooil timber. A
fine mounliiiii ranee lor stock adjoiniiia. This is a nice little stock ranch. Twelve
miles from city, tao miles from school and four miles from postolHce. Price, fl500
IHli acres of laud It1, miles from Oakland, nil fence.! and nil A No. 1 farm land
except alsnit 20 acres. One good barn : no other improvements.
No. in. 100 acres, miles fmm citv. Fenced but no oilier improvemcn
PirM class land and well located. Two and a hall miles from railroad "ta'iojl
one-fourth ur'.e f mm school, and one and one-fourth miles from postotllce. ell
. wotensl and plentv of timlicr. Price 20 per acre.
A nice little home iving on the south of the Umpqita river near Kellogg
, flontaininirlHI acres; line Hulling and hunting; some giaul saw timlwr on place
. Ahout 12 miles Iron Ooklaiid, price f 1,000. One-thirddown, one-third in one.
, Mr .ml ,uii-third in iwo veara at five ner cent interest. Now here is a chance
r to get a food little home cheap mid on easy terms. It beats t-kng up a home
- jtead. , . , .
Also 20 acres a'l fenced, fair hnnse, 60ll Waring fruit trees, 1 sen) in
f raw lorries : 3 miles Iroin llosehurg, mile to school. This 19 nice piece of
lam) and well located. All houtehold furniture gx-s with place. Price $1500,
A nicw home containing U0 acres, all fenced and cross-fenced. Forty acres
crop. h In fruit ami balance good pasture; well watered and plenty of good
timtier. Mile and a half to school, post-olHce. store and K. K. station, ran
honse ol s x rooms, barn and all necessary outbuilding. One span of horses,
two sets of harness, two wagons, two top buggies, tbrea cows, two calves, 110
chickens, 12 turkoMl, 13 hogs, and all farming mid household goods t w numerous
10 mention. K.iglit miles frun Kosebuni. Everything goes for 13700; $2000
.ijown, balance on easy terms. This is a perfect homo and dirt cheap.
VO acres of land 12 miles from Rosehnrg, all 'enced and cross-fenced, good
'Swwavnf seven rooms, hum nud all necessary out-buildings, young orchard, just
beginning to lear. of I Ml trees of all kinds of fruit ; small grape vineyant and
plentv ol am dl fruit. 20 acres in cultivation ; bIhuh 1,000,000 feet of timlwr, oak
and Mr: a line mountain stream running through place large enough to run a
aaw-mill six months in the vear. Two miles to postolHce and store. A Hne
lock range joining place; line, healthy location; plenty of good mountain water;
goal ttshing and hunting. Price $1000.
WO acres of land Iving on top of Camas mountain ; house and nam ; no other
Improvements; fair slock range and at least 2.0OO.000 feet ol good limber, lying
In county road and K. H. survey. Prlco $1,000.
Hne of the beat fruit orchards In Dongias county, containing SO acres of good
.1.... 1 'too.-l,,.i,.., nmiie trees, nnil 1000 apples, pears and peaches.
Ilai.dv in school, post.illlce ami telephone, and wed located. Only $,'.000 lor tue
owe income-paving property. This offer only holds good for a short time.
11 .,. n-,nt il,e ureatest of vonr life. Don't fail to invest.
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Kixehurg. 1 ino living stream running through place, lots ol good timlwr, in fact
nimgh U pay lor the place twice over if put on the market hele in Koseburg;
sa on county rout good, level roau to
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..'.;i. (r... H.aehn're; naKl six room house, small ham and all necessary
.thniMine. All A No. I land : 'm to
wnnro U ppU, 8 cherries, 87 S peai-hes. 4 unmet, 3 plums ano
!kmty of small fruit. The i inwtme prowrty and a perloot bom.
tt,re a dnndv bnn of 100 mTe, all gool fnnn Innd, miles from
Roum 1 . mile to K. li. statmn,
f..ir hiuiihi. MA benrimx fruit irt-t.
n i. ,n iT . miles
.:...L,...,ut..r nm ni'n!i cull b"n t
biuldms i ii place, lu on county road.
I. F. RICE, Real Estate Agent, Roseburg
The Kind You Have
Bought
Bears the
Signature
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Use
For Over
Thirty Years
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orchard for lainily use; box house of S
No. 1 slock ranch and niri cheap. Price
and lot right ii. the heart ol the city,
good road to" the same; good fishery on
in IVmalas county in facta perfect
acres in cultivation. Small house and
II.V1 a-'res of land three miles from
wan. mis "
acres. Iving on the South Unipoun river,
school ; ti02 fruit ttws, all in hearing
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mue io si-nooi, :n u mnmy nj, n
Price iO wr acre.
from Kopchnrii. n'd fenced. luVnt-y' of
uUivnted, Urtlnme A No. 1 pasture. No
Price $10 ior ;u re.
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Real Estate Transfers.
F. M. Pllklngton toO. &.C. R. R. Co.
absignment; ne i, nw i, wt and so i of
ne i, and e of sa i of sec 11, tp 28 s, r
4 west.
Cobb Real Estate Co., to Trustees of
M. li. Church, South, S100; Lots 9 and
10 in Waito's Addition to Koseburg.
Abner Riddle and H. Wollenberg ct
ux to Ernest D. Kiddle, 8100; 2 acres In
Sec. 24, tp 30 s, r 0 west.
United States to William W. Cox; ai
of nw i, sw J of no i, and lot Oof Sec. 1,
in tp 22 s, r 12 west.
G. A. Taylor et ux to Eva Gertrude
Bennett, 1; Block "C," lots 11 and 12
in Block "N," and lots 1 and 2 In Block
'Q," In Hassel's addition to Rosoburg.
A. M. Ecklund, jr., et ux to A. W.
Reed, 81000; I interest in and ne i of
sw i, st and nw i of nw i, lot 1 of
sec 3; e 1 ofne i, n J of se i, ne i of sw J
In sec 4, all in tp 22 s; se i of sec 33 and
swr of swi and lot 4 of sec 33, In tp 21
3, all In r 12 west.
W. V. Cox, et ux, to Anna C. Kock
en,'$1000; wj of swi of set, and se of
swi, swi of sec 14, tp. 23 s, r 7 west.
S. Howard Mulkey, et ux, to Mary E.
Mulkey, $1800; swi of nwt, n and sei
of swi of sec 20 s, r 9 west.
Geo. W. Cook, et ux, to Warren P.
Reed, $200; 1 ol the late Joshua Abbott
estate in tp 21 s, r 11 west.
Carl E Schnurstein, et ux, to Fisdale
I. Vanatta, $IU0; lots 1 and 2, and si of
nel of sec 4, tp 24 s, r 8 west 104.21
acres.
Ella sham to Annie E Drain, $215;
2 acres in sec 17, tp22 s, r a west.
B. C. Agee et ux to Floyd H. Wood
ruff, $150; Lots 15 and 10 In Block 2,
Chadwick's Addition to Roseburg.
N. Lewis et ux to Edwin Fuller,
$2000; i interest In the w, of swi, swi
of nw i, nei of swi, of see 10; swi of sei,
si of nwi, ni of swi of sec 11; si of nei,
ni of sei of sec 10; nwi of sei of sec- 11;
si of sei of sec 2; swi of swi of sec 1, ail
in tp 23 s, r 4 west.
Geo. M. Brown et ux to Mrs. C. A.
L. Hamilton, $1,000; 3.211 acres of the
Brown estate in West Roseburg.
Geo. W. Kimball to O. & C. R. R.
Co., assignment; ni of sw i of sec 25, tp
28 s, r 5 west, ni of sec 21 and sei of sec
111, tp 28 s, r west.
W. E. Poe et ux to O. & C. R. R. Co., I
assignment; nei of nwi, wi and sei of
nei, and ei of sei of sea 11, tp 28 s, r 4
west.
Jonathan P. B. Miller to Geo. Apple-
gate, $1000; 27.48 acres, in sec 3, tp 23
and sec 34, tp 22 s, r 5 west.
J. F. Barker et ux to Wm C. Tipton,
$1000; Blocks 12, 13, 14, 15, 10, 17, 18,
10, 24 and 25 In Cloverdale Addition to
Rosoburg, 44.43 acres.
J. R. Throne to Mrs. Anno E. Spring
er, $700; si of ni of sec II), tp 32 a, r 5
west; sei of nwi, ei and swi of sei of
sec 2-1, tp 32 s, r 6 west.
David W. Frary to Abel T. Fryer
and Joaiah B. Leeds, $200: Lot 5 in sec
27 and lot 2 in sec 28, tp 21 s, r 12 west,
containing 71 acres.
Reported by the Title Guarantee and
Loan Company, Roseburg, Oregon.
Wbt Time Prove.
This thing of being sick and looking for
a euro is a mighty serious busiuess.
People aro not given to joking even at
the first symtoms of the approach of
the grim destroyer. They do not want j
to be the subjects of exjwriment, but
want medicine that has had the test ol
years bt-hlnd it. A medicine that has
been mado and used for 20 years gives
assurance of its worth, and can be taken
with a faith thnt they have the very
best cure that the world affords. All
this can be said about Dr. Gunn's Im
proved Liver Pills as a remedy for sick
headache", dyspepsia, a nd indisges
tlon, It begins right at the source of the
trouble and removes the cause. We
will send a sample box of these pills
free, or a full box on receipt of 2oc
Sold by all druggists for &" per box, or
address Dr. Gunn, Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale A. C. Marsters. Roseburg.
When you put S. W. P. on your house
you put satisfaction on It. Churchill A
Wooley sell it.
I Double
Over one hundred and
E. M. CRAWFORD, Eugene, Oregon, Solicitor-Collector for the Southern
Oregon district. He will also visit Roseburg once every 30 days. Write
him for particulars regarding any course.
Further information and particulars can be secured of F. H. HOLL,
Superintendent for Oregon, 210 McKay Building, Portland, Oregon.
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It cured
and headache, cramps and dragging down sensations
awav i.i i re t vounir. sironir aim nappv once mure.
It ie'a v onderf u! medicine aiid a true friend to women ,
When I look hack
soemslikeahideous
cure any woman i
than all other medicines combined.
TTnw p-v- vrm rpfnttn rflipf whpn
ter day? Shooting pains, irregularity, inflammation and bearing down pains
inako thousands of women miserable. Why drag through life never enjoy
ing anything? V.'iue of Cardui has made over 1.500,000 weak and suffering
women well and strong. We adk you to go to your druggist today and secure
a 51.00 bottlrj of Wine of Ca;dui and begin to take it at once. Do that and
the health Mrs. Kinsley writes about will soon be yours. If you think spec
ial directions are i:oeded in your case, address, giving symptoms, Ladies'
Advisory I'eparcmutit, i ue ouaiianooga
'ere
LOCAL NEWS.
Phil Beckley, of the Oakland Drug
Co., was in town this morning. Among
others, he tells us the new bank in
Oakland is proving a great convenience
to the people of that violnity.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Graves expect to
remove to San Francisco about April 1,
where Mr. Graves will enter the em
ploy of a photographic supply house.
Dr, Studley and family will occupy
their handsome residence here.
F. W. Dillard received a telephone
message this afternoon saylog the body
of "Cam "Cox had not yet been recov
ered from the snowsllde lu which be
was killed. Being HO miles from Bak
er City it may not be possible to bring
the body here.
The storms in the Siskiyous have
ceased and sufficient, repairs have been
made on the railroad track so that
trains are running again at night as
well as day. This morning's local
from the south, No. 12, reached here
about two hours late.
The unnatural climaxes and exag
gerated characters of the palmy day
series of theatrical en certain men t are
not tolerated by the up-to-date patrons
of the drama. "Down by the Sea", the
attraction announced for presentation
at the Opera House. March 14, does not
depend on horse-play and maudlin sen-
tlment for Its success. Its quiet and
charming story is free from all melo-
dramatic exaggerations. The entirely
human manner in which the actors in-
'JMuKnlifaUTllrliHifMf
Sr-p r The Illumlnateil Catlieilrol, the Electrical Storm at Sea,
1 - 1 - EBt Haven Light anil Rescue. Wonderful Electrical,
Magnificent Scenic and startling Mechanical Effects.
One Thousand Heart Throb9
PRICES Lower floor,
Your Salary
by enrolling International
in the Schools.
fifty different courses to select
want. Study at home.
YouMayBeCured
644 Garfield Avenue,
Chicago, III., October 9, 1902.
After doctoring for eleven months and takinff
forty-threo bottU'a of medicine and finding no relief
for leucorrhaia resulting from irritation of a fallen
womb I took Wine of Cardui and fourteen bottles
cured mo. This seems strange but it is the simple
truth. Wine of Cardui helped me from the time I
b?gan taking it and having heard it praised
so highly by friends who had tried it I felt
satisfied that it would help me, and it did.
me. look every bit ot acne, pain
on the months of torture I had it
nightmare. Wine of Cardui will
ueiiove. i navo more iaitu iu it
Vlce-Prea., Chicago Historical Club.
vou know vou are ffr'owim? worse dav af
meuicine io., iinauanuuga, lenu.
terpret their respective roles and the
way the most powerful situations thrill
the audience by the quietest methods
Imaginable, have earned for this at
traction a position on the dramatic
stage with such plays as "Way Down
rJaat ana "snoro Acres . ine aceniu
effects are magnificent and elaborate
and include some startliogly realistic
electrical novelties, particularly in the
storm scene of Act 3. The company Is
tiu usually powerful and the attraction
is one of the most expensive of its kind
on tour.
WHY DO YOU COUGH?
Do you know that a little cough Is a danger
ous tMig? Are you aware that it often fastens
on the liinus, and far too often runs Into t'on
fiuminloii and ends Is dealh'.' Can you afford
to trill with ko serious a matter? Ackek'h
KsiiUMl Rkmedy for Coughs, Colds and Con-
miMiitxin is neyomi question m art-mem ui
all mud. rn remedies. It will xtop a cough In
out- nlhi and will check a cold In one day.
It will i-reveni Croup, relieve Asthma and cure
Consumption. ur ffttth la il " 80 tro1 tnat
we guaranter every bottle to give satisfaction
or nioin'v buck. Hamilton Drug Co., Rose
burg; Oakland Drug Co , Oakland.
Don't Pay Two Prices
For harness. F. Long & Sons have
still a lot of fine bargains left in har
ness goods, and here are a few samples
of them:
Raw-hide whips 35
5-rlng halters 75
Draft collars 1.00
Single buggy harness. . 8.50
Horse brushes .20
Curry Combs .15
They have numerous other bargains
thnt will nlA&se vou. Call at the rest
dence at the corner of Stevens and
Moshler streets, to where they removed
the remainder of tbelr goods several
days ago, d sw tf F. Lono Sr SONS.
..Opera House.
B. W. STRONd, Mgr.
MONDAY, MARCH 14
MR. nilL HUNT Presents the
Ii omati tic Comedy Drama
BI 1 St
Interpreted by a Splendid Company
includin'g
MISS FANNIE CURTIS
and a Smile for Every Tear
50c and 75c ; gallery, 25c and 35c.
Correspondence
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LODGE DIRECTORY
13 Holdi
regular mcetluKH on 'Jud and 4th Wednes
days of each month,
J. T. EBIDflKK, W. M.
N.T. Jkwktt, Secreuiy. ,
!A.
. IT. W. RnRohurB T.odtra No. 16 Heel
thu L'ud and 4th Mtudayn of each month
nt7::!Ou. m..in thu I. 0. O. F. Hall. All
members in good standing are Invited to at
! tend Jan. M. Ukidoe.OI, V.
E. II. Lenox, Recorder.
r P. O. ELKS, RosetmrB Lodge, No.3S6 Holds
I D regular communiciitions at I. 0. O. F.
I Hall on 2nd and lth Thursdayo of each
I month . All members requested to attend
! moilarly. nud all visiting brothers are cordl
' ally iuvited to attend.
r.o n .ute, r. it.
Roy McCi,.iM,EN, Secretary.
D
EGUEE OF HONOR. Mystic Lodge No. 13
ieeis ana anu -un inurtinay oveniugs or
eachmomhin Native Souh Hall. Visiting
members cordially Invited to attend.
JUlia, JOriEI'HlNE H1H1.EY, C. Ol H.
E. H. Lenox, Reo.
F OF A.. Court Douglas No. 32 Foresters ol
America, meets each Tucnday evening la
Native tions' Hall. Visiting brothers al
ways welcome. T. F. Pattkrpon.C.R.
E. II.Lknox, Reo. Bee.
E.V. HoovKH.PhvBiciau.
J. C. TWITCHELL, '
10. O. F.. Philetarlan Lodge No. 8 Meets Iu
Odd Fellows Temple, corner of Jackson and
Cass Ktreets, on Saturday evening of each
week. Me m be tb of the order lti good standing
are Invited to attend
Geo. W. CenitY, N.G.
K, T. Jkwbtt, R: 8.
10. O F Union Encampment No 0 Me
in Odd Fellows Temple on the 1st and
Thursday evenings of each month. V it
tng brethren always welcomu.
L. B. Moore, C. P.
F. G. MtCKi.Li, Scribe.
IO. O. F.. RWng Star Lodge No. 174. 1. O. O. F.
meets In Odd Fellows' Temple every Friday
ceveuiug. Visiting brethren always welcome.
A. Halzman, N. G.
A. N. Orcittt. R. S.
F. G. Micei.li, F. S.
K OF P., Alpha Lodge No. 47 Moets every
Wednesday in I. o. O. Hall, at 7:30 p. in.
Membeis iu good standing are Invited to
attend. G. W. Kimiiall. C. C.
E. K. Wm bkrly, K.'R. 8.
K
O. T. M Protection Tent No. 15-Holds
regular meetingB on tho first aud third
Fridavs of each month In Odd Fellowa
Halt. All visiting members In good standing
are Invited to attend.
G. W. Pebhy, Com.
G. W. Rap P, R. K.
LO.T. M., Roseburg Htve No. 11 Holds Its
regular reviews upon thu 1st and 3rd Fri
day of each month at '2 o'clock In Odd Fel
lows' ball. Sisters of other Hives visiting in the
city ar cordially Invited to attend our reviews
Callie N. Hkakd, Com.
Mas. Jessie Rahp, R. K.
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S. S., Roseburg Chapter No. 8 Holds their
regular meeting on 1st and 3rd Thu rn
dftVK in oai'h month. Vtult luir Tnoinhra in
good standing are respectfully invited toattead
.11 Inn JIAOl) KAKT, V M .
Miss Rkuina Rast, Secretary,
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N.U., Co. D., Separate Batulllon MeeU
every Thursday uveuing at the Armory
Hall at 5 o'clock.
F. B. Hamlin, Captain,
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EBEKAKS, Roseburg Rebekah Lodge, No.
4i, i. u. u. e. sieew in una teuows
Temnle everv Tuesdsv evenlnir. Vlsltlna
sisters and brethren invited to attend.
sins, dklla jkwktt, . u.
Miss A.nxk R. C'labkk, Secretary.
OYAL ARCANUM, Roseburg Council No.
am MeeU 2nd and 4th Monday of each
nd 4th Monday of each
month in Native Boos' Hall. Visiting
brothers always welcome
F. B Hamlix, Regent.
A M. aAWQKRs, Secretary.
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OMEN OF WOODCRAFT. Lilac Circle No.
4 fleets on 2nd anil -tin t rldays of each
month at Odd KM low IlaU. VUltln
members in good standing arc Invited to atteu
Mhh. JIinnie Jonks, O. N.
Mrs. Belle Morian Clerk.
OOPMES OF THE WORLD. Oak Camp No
rj-.Mi-cts at the Odtl Fellows Hall 1
Roseburg, very lnt and :trd Mondsy ere
. Visiting neighbors always welcome.
I). P. FlSIIKR.C. C.
J. A. BuciiaNaK. Clerk.
ning
fHUntStlUNAI,,
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K. C. L. I'EARSON
DENTIST
I All work guaranteed and done by the latest
painn-ss ana mosi approvea memous.
Ofnce hours: 9toU; 1 to .1: 7 to : Sundays
RoaKhrna - Oregon
J 0.TWI1UHKLL,
" PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
KOSZBURQ, - ObSOOH
special attention given tb diseases ot the eye
Office new louglas County Bank Build
Ing.
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LMHB V. HOUVKK,
PUl'SICIAN AKb SURtiEOU,
Rdskbdbo - - Oxa.
Special Attention given to DIseHei ol lb
oaee Main at.. on door souta of citv He
QEO. E. HOUCK,M. D.
Office, in the Review building, pet airs
rooms 13 and 14.
Telephone, Main Si.
RofllBQBO.
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OREGON
ahb union Pacific
TO THE EAST
The 0. R. & N. gives the choice of
THREE DAILY TRAINS
Two via '.he Oregon Short Line to Salt
Lake, Denver, Omaha, Chicago and
Kansas City.
One the Great Northern Ry., to
Spokane, Minneapolis, SU Paul and
Chicago.
Ocean Steamer leave Portland every
5 days for
Sail Francisco
Boats leave Portland daily for al!
Willamette and Col am bi a River Points. ,
Monthly Steamers to China and
Japan.
For mil Inform atin rail or oi address
osareit U. R. A N. Tic??t Ofnce, or address, v
.A. J, CltAIGt
General Passenger Agent
PORTLAND OREGON
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