Roseburg review., July 29, 1908, Image 4

SPECIAL
SALE
AT
E, MARKS
Men's Straw Hats at less than Coft
Men's Half Shoes at cost
Linen Dusters, Socks, Suit Cases.
Men's Underwear.
Ladies' Suits, Waists, Gloves,
Corset Covers and Underwear.
Great line of Hand Bags and Combs.
Lawns of all kinds at less than cost.
A fine line of Linens for Suits and Waists,
Wrappers, House Dresses and Kimonas.
Poll an4 Qcka the nicest bargains ever of
Vjdll dllU fered you in town.
J
IXMJAL NEWS.
U. L. Cuvltt wna ditwn frum bin
liomo above Peel totltiy.
MiaH FIohh.o Kltltl returned yonttr
day from a two weeks' vlnit with
frlentltt hi Glandule.
M. l' Klco and family, who havo
been HojourniiiK at Newport, aro ex
pected homo tonight.
L. 1 4. Mathews came down from
Fall Creek this morning. lie will
so Into the mouutalnti about Auk Iti,
iih packer and gultlo for private par-
W. h. Cobb wan called to Port
laud on buttlneHB Tuenday iilght. He
returna Thuraday. T. C. Cobb has
gone to the count to be absent for
about ;i week.
Hon. V. II. Well ru iik. of lllllHboro,
and M. D. Wisdom, of l'orllaihl, for
merly iirtwldent and aecretary of the
Oregon State Fair nnsoetatlon, were
here thla afternoon In the interest
of the Oregon exhibit at the A lank a-Yukon-Pacific
expOHltlon at Seattle
next year. They will meet with tlx1
Host-bun; Commercial Club thla ev
fMittiK at Ave o'clock to dlsciiKH the
mutter, and advance. If poKKlble.
Eome lotnl Interest In the matter.
Carolyn Bed ley, an she Ih known on
the stage, was Carolyn Itop.'t- vim
Iteziion ad hbe 1b In private lit", im
been oimagt'd by Henry W, Savage
to sing the title mle In "The Merry
Widow" and other operas In Nw
York. Sho formerly lived in the
H;riiG Itlver valley.
Three men and a girl were arret sed
In a box car loaded with lumber In
the railroad yards here this moiulim
by Marshal Norman and are held Tor
examination on a criminal charge.
Two of the men and the girl claim
to have enme from Portland and the
other man, nlno a transient, Joined
them here. The girl dnluiH to he
18 years of age but appears to be
younger. She gives her name as
Mary Hell and says she has an aunt
living In this vicinity but refused to
give her name. She claims to have
been working In a laundry in Port
land and says her parent live In
Kast Portland. Marshal Norman said
he did not leant the names of the
three men under arrest, hut they
will be given upon aralgnmeiit before
Recorder Oreutt this evening, aftei
receivhiK further advices from Port
land regarding the girl and her consorts.
s.s.s.
No old sore can heal until the cause which products it lias .,tn removed.
Extcwial applications ot salves, washes, lotions, etc., ma reduce the inil.nn
ruution and assist in keeping the place clean, Intt cannot cure the trouble
because they do not reach its source. Old sores rxi-t because the I.UhI is
infected with impurities and poisons which nie constantly Ih iiir discharged
into the place. The nerves, tissues and fibres of the flesh" are kept in a state
of irritation and disease by being daily fed with the germ. laden matter
through the circulation, niakinj? it impossible for the sore to heal. S. S. S.
cures chronic sores by its purifying action on the blood. It pocs down into
the circulation, and removes the poison-producimr Rerms. impurities and
morbid matters which are responsible for the failure nf the place to heal.
S. S. S. makes the blood pure, fresh and heulthv; then as new, rich blood is
earned to the spot the healing process begins, all discharge ceases, the
inflammation leaves, new tissue begins to form, the place tills in with firm,
healthy flesh, and soon the sore is permanently cured. .S. S. S. is purely
vegetable, the safest and best blood purifier for young or old. Hook oil
Sort and Ulcers and any medical advice free to all who write
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
GREAT
1 -"
K. P. Drew, the nurseryman, was
over from Oakland today.
Article of Incorporation have
been filed by the Pao.uctte Drug Co.,
'of HoHchurg, with a capital slock of
$.ri,0Utl. The Incorporators are Fred
I Pauette, Mary L. Paquetle, Walter
Cagnou.
Miss I0t he) Palmer, of flranls Pas,
spent Tuesday night here with Mrs.
C. I llndley and will visit for a few
flays with friends at Olalla. She
goes to Chicago nhout Sept. , to
lake up Kpecial schnol work.
Mr. Angus It. McLean. d!trirt
manger of the National Protective
Legion, was In this city today from
(rants Pans. While here he placed
the local agency with Mlmer K. Wlm
berly. Mr. McLean Is traveling on a
bicycle and left for Coos county this
morning.
Napoleon Kleo received a telegram
Tuesday night stating that his father,
I. F. Ulee, had been hurt by a fall,
hut that he had sustained no serious
injuries. However. Mr. Hire and Mr.
and Mrs. II. D. Craves left on the
early train I his morning for Ager,
Calif., taking the si. me theme to
Klamath Hot Springs, where Mr. Khe
now Is.
In Justice Long's court this morn
ing, the demurrers In the Sunday
dosing eases were overruled and the
cases will be called for hearing be
fore a Jury on Thursday morning.
Kour places of business are directly
Involved in these cases, ami the ac
ition or many others will doubtless
depend upon their outcome, so more
i than usual Interest Is evinced In the
i ii'Hults In the cases now pending.
Sore Mpplc.
Any mother who has had experi
ence with this dlsl resslug ailment
will he pleased to know that a cure
may he affected by applying Cham
berlain's Salve as soon as the child U
done nursing. Wipe It off wlih a
soft cloth before allowing the babe
to nurse, Many trained nurses nsr
thin salve with best results. Fin
sale by Hamilton Drug Co.
;ki:.t u um. u i i:h.
In order to keep well posted dur
ing the political cainpHtgii you should
read The Commoner. To any old or
new subscriber to The lieview who
pays his subscript Ion for a year In
advance, we will send The Commoner
free during the campaign.
KKVIKW ITMLlSlUNi; CO. ,
Koscbiiig. Oregon
, CURCS
OLD SORES
THE BIRD CLOWN.
A Queer Kind of Fellow Is the Yellow
Breasted Chat.
The oddities of the yellow breasted
chat begin even with his clausillcatloii
To think of a warbler the size of a
ttilllmoro oriole, a warbler with a
song like a mocking bird: Indetd
there Is little about the chat that i
not remarkable, lie goes In for the
weird and the spectacular, if Nalute
designed him to hIiow what she nmid
do In the way of the unusual and the
eccentric, she had remarkable sun-ess
This bird and not the catbird is Un
real "clown of the woods." Clown ot
the thicket would be more apt. for. like
(he catbird, he prefers the shrub and
lower trees. A wild tangle of brier
and vines 1.4 a favorite haunt. It l
only the belter to survey such a re
treat licit be mounts to the top of a
tree. I 'rom his lofty perch he sings,
to the amazement and bewilderment
of the person that bears the song for
the (list time. More likely than not
he will become lnvl tittle and silent
upon the first attempt to approach
lilm. remaining ipilet and hidden (ill
you move on again; then he chuckles
loudly and scolds anil spits and scoffs
till you are out of sight ami hearing.
No bird Is so fearful of being seen
or sudi a muster of hide and seek. It
Is worse than useless to try to steal n
march on him. He manages to be al
ways en the wrong side of the next
bush. If you should find Ids nest,
which Is a pretty little basket of straws
and weed stalks lined with line grasses
and strips of soft bark or leaves pi need
n fool or more above the ground am-.ng
tall weeds or bushes, the silling bird
steals away and Is at once lost to
sight. Take a peep nt the white, red
speckled eggs and then hide among
the bushes as f ir away from the nest
as you can w Idle still keeping It In
sight. Yon nay have to wait for an
hour and even make other trips to the
spot, but this Is the surest way to get
n god look at this shy one.-St. Nicholas.
Triumph of Mind.
Victim of Helusioii - Utvtiu. I'm aw
fully afraid I'm glng to have brain
fever. iHH'inr IVnli, pooh, my dear
friend! That U all an Illusion of the
srnses There Is no such thing as
fever. You hnve no fever; you have
no br h'm no material substance upon
which such a wholly Imaginary uml
suppojdtltloiH thing as a fever Cnltl
tliul any ba-e of operation. VI. Mini
uh. divtor, what a load you h:m tak
en from m from my I have a mind,
haven't I. d.vtor? fhleago Tribune.
Pullina That Hair.
"What make me really mad." satd
the woman. 'Ms to spend minutes, may-U-
hours, trying to get held of a white
hair w hich shows up on my head like u
dazzling light, yet w hich Is tantall.ing
ly elusive when I try to cntch It. and
then w hen 1 do dually separate It from
the brown hair and give U n vigor
ous pull to tlnd that 1 have simi-luM
out a i) mI brown hair, after nil. and
left the white one still shining."-New
York Press.
"Had dyspepsia, or Indigestion for
years. No appetite, and what I did
cat distressed me terribly. Ilurdoi k
Illood Hitters cured nie." J II
Walker, Sunburr, Ohio.
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE
Kitchen Helps.
If a teaspixHjful of vinegar In addd
to the water In which fish Is to be
washed, a most delicious flavor will be
Imparted to It.
To make cake lighter always beat
the eggs, butter and sugar together and
then add the flour, fruit, etc.
To take spots out of blue serge and
generally brighten It up bathe with a
ftponge dipped In blue water. After
ward hang up the dress to dry.
If food becomes slightly burned
while cook int set the pan at once in a
basin of cold water and Its flavor will
be uninjured.
The best way to prevent tamps amok
log is to dip the wick in strong vine
gar, then thoroughly dry It before us
in
Washing Lace Curtains.
Shake and h ush lace curtains to re
move the dust and oak them In soapy
water overnight. Work the curtains
gently up and down In the water and
fiierae them between the hands to get
the dirt out. Put them into a clean
warm suds and keep changing the wa
ter until the curtains are clean. Never
wring curtains by tin rid, for It strains
ind tears them. Lay them on a slrl:
f cloth and put carefully through the
wringer. Itlnse well In several waters
mil put through hot. moderately thick
itarch. If tlie curtains are white, the
ilnrch should be blued: If cream color,
trong coffee should be added to it.
Mild Skin Bleach.
Two ounces or pure honey, half an
mnee each of glycerin and rue tided
-iplritn one and a half drams of pure
Uric add and thirty-three drops of
rose essence. Put the glycerin and
loney into a basin and set In hot wa
fer, stirring until both are mingled.
Into the spirits put the add to dissolve
and then ai!d the rose essence. Let the
liaslu stand until Its oulents are eel t,
then combine the two mixtures. This
should be rubbed well into the skin
morning and night. It is uot u power
ful blench, hut constant use will whit
en and soften the ski u.
Time Saving Strainer.
Among recent Inventions in kitchen
utensils Is the colander herewith
thown, the Invention of a Minnesota
man. The common method of straining
the contents of the colander by forcing
It through the perforations by the aid
of n spoon is done away with. Instead
within the colander Is a tapered spiral
IMPROVED COI.ANIlKlt.
feed blade, the lower portion of which
elosely tits niul In nmiiijrci! to scrape
:ver I tie perforated bottom of itie bowl.
Tlie feed btuile le tieiatetl by a Iniu
ilie. whieli extends above tlie eilce of
the ImiwI. This novel attiletliueiit af
fords nit easy and convenient method
for nnhkly straining the foments of
the eolillliler.
Sewing on Waist Buttons.
When limkiiiu lingerie waists or oily
w:ilsis or thin and sheer materials
Mlleh a hitml of tupe nr an extra fold
of the kooiU down the middle of the
heie where Hie butlons are to he sewed
The bullous should lie sewed to this.
It gives extra body to the hem and
makes a tinner foundation for tlie but
tons to lie sewed to. and tills will pre
vent them from tearing olT niul pulling
a piece out of the waist W illi them.
To Tet Butter.
This test for butter is so simple that
any housewife can put it into prac
tice: A clean piece of white paper ts
smeared with a little of the suspected
butter. The paper Is then rolled up and
set on lire. If tlie butler Is pure, tlie
smell of the burned paper is rntlier
pleasant, but tlie odor Is distinctly tal
lowy (f the "butter" is made up w hoily
or In part of animal fat.
Flute Lace Edges.
There Is nil easy way of tlutlne the
Inee cdp'S of the neek and sleeves of
lace trimmed blouses which ueikes
Ihein look, fascinating. Take an ordi
uary eurluiK Iron, such as Is usei! for
curling tlie hair, and heat It with tlie
regular Irons. Afier the wnlst is ironed
take the curling iron and jitueli the lace
edging. This will flute It evenly and
attractively.
Rhubarb Wins.
Tat six istvuids of rhubarb through n
tegetable cutler, or small wine press
Add four umirtx of l.dliug water and
let stand nine days, sllrrlng three
times each day. strain through eh.s'se
cloth and add four pounds of sugar
When It Is done fermeullnc bottle air
tight, with two raisins In each Iwttle.
Flowers For the lble.
Never use lery strongly siviitcd flow,
nx for the table. Such flowers ns
(tanleiila."slephanctl and (Volutin
should he avoided. Qihetr strong per
fume tn a hot room makes some ien
pW fMl guile faint, while it take all
lipUt (war frum otuers.
XOTH K TO COXTHACIOKH.
Notice Is hereby given, that sealed
bids will be received by the County
Clerk until the 2nd day of Septem
ber, A. D., 1908, at the hour of 10
o'clock A. M of said day, for the
construction of Cement and Plank
Walks on the Court House Property,
in accordance with Plans and Specifi
cations on file at I lie County Clerk's
ollire.
The Court reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids.
ISy order of the County Court.
Dated at lloseburg, Oregon, this
27th day of July, 1908.
E. H. LENOX,
td County Clerk.
For good printing of all kinds The
Review always leads.
COFFEE
Good grocers like Schil
ling's Best, for it makes
good-will and not trouble ;
in case of complaint, the
money is ready.
Your grocer returns your money It you doo'l
like in we pay bim.
ROSEBURO
STAGE LINES
LEAVES
A. M.
8 A. M.
7 A. M.
7 A. M.
To Marshlleld
To Myrtle Point
To Peel
To Millwood
AGUNCY AT
I V. IliPH OliOCECT
Four horsei, modern coaches, on (he
Maishlleld and Myrtle Toiot lines: two
horse couches on tlie Peel and Millwood
lines. Ctre'nl and experienced driver
on all route.
F. ttt A. M., Laurel Lodso No. lit iiolai
regular meetiUKHon Jiidaua 4th Wed net
day., of each mouth.
U. C. ti R n am, W. M.
N. T. Jbwktt, Secretary
AO. U.W, koflt'tmrif Lotigt No. lfi Meet
the 2nd aud 4th Moutlayn of wach moutl
at 7:3u . m.. In the Korestera Hall. Al
tnembem in good HtainllUB are invited to at
ttUU J. W. UOWKLL, M . W .
K H. Linux, Recorder.
Br. O.KI.KS.Kofleburg Ln.fte, rto.Sze- Hold
ri'Kular coaiiouiiicalloiiB at the Klks
Temple ou '-ind aud Uh Thursdays ol oat h
south. All nicinhuni rj netted to biii i d
rt'irularlv. and all vlMltttiv hrnthan ,..,r,t(.
ally invited lo attend.
tV I,. I ARKOTT, K. K.
t.Ktl. V. ATALkY. .HecriUr' ,
DKOKKK OK HON OK, Mystic Lodge No 13
.Mt'etB'itid aud 4tb Thursday eveiiiuie of
want month In Ii'itcriitiet' Hall. Vlhfili.e
oiomborHAnrdiMlty invited to attend
1II.NNIK C. I A V K N li E K , f of II
&. H. Lknox. Kec.
I. W. D..WKI.L. Hi ceiver.
EA' I.KM, KuBehtiTK .erle meets In Odd
Fellows Hall on "nd and Itb Monday even
ll of carh mn th. l H . ol-trlt. Visit.
lug brethieu in (food i lurid ins alwny welcome.
C. W. Ballard. &c.
For A., Court Douglas No. Forester ot
America, meeU each Tuesday evening t
Foresters' Hall. VI suing tirothera al
ways welcome. W. J. Ukand, C. R.
e. ti .Lknox, Rec. :-ee.
tt.V. lloovBH.l'hysiclaa
O. O. F.. Rising StAr Lodge No. 171, me.-H in
Odd Kx'lii.Wfi' Tempi- uv.Ty Friday evening.
lulling brethert'K hIwhvs weli'iine.
K. N. Kwakt. S. i.
F, () Mil ku.i, K. H.
M. KlCKLK, F. S.
IO. O F.. I'liilctrtrlHn Unlgo So. 8-M.its in
thlil Ft'lloWHTeniplf, vomer of .Inrksuri hikI
. .i-B-.n, ,r, tin oniuiuiii CtrillUg I I
t'k. Mx'tiiWrn of the order in .imi.iintr
ire invited to tittrnd.
J. O. (Iimiisiw, N. (i.
N. T. Jkwrit, K. (.
IO. O. V , I'nion Kncninpinent No 9-Mceti
In Odd Fellows' Temple on the 1st and ;trd
ThurKtliiv evetitiitftt nf niu h mooil, Vin
log tirelberen alwayjt Htdeoiiiv.
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J. O tiiHU.Nnw. Serine.
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Weilm-Mlay in I O. O. F Mull.
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47- Me-f tvory
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KO. T. M-, rrotpctlun TV il I No. t.S-Hnl.U
rt'KiilHr lnt'fttiiiN on I'Yfry WtuliieKilHy
merit Iti Mnr'-ahtf'x Hull. All vmittmr
iiu'inlri iu goml KtHiiillnK rnrn luvltctl tn at
if rnl.
F. r. r'nttf rnoii. Com.
U. W. Rait, K. K.
LO T. M., R.xitturtr lit vr N.v 11- HoMfl
rvguliriTvij'W on fvcry TupjuUy nftr-
niroil HI ;.'IMM' lil llf .HHtfrtlrt'l' II HI I.
Ststi m of otlum IIIvpk vistiiiiK tn 'In city re
tinniiiiy uiviuu ro m nn our revifw.
MKi. C It. HoNRHHtKR, ("OSC.
Mkm. Jtsntx KtiT, K. K.
OI1KKN HOCIOMKS OF AMKKtI A, Myrtle 1
lYA ('.mil n twlllltiiMlson IK..
' h.nrlh tti.li.....Lv.l..,'.,.. K ... .w .
Forreaier' Hull. TrMvelhif NeiichUtrs ar- cur-
Ually tnvittfil to vltlt i-ur Camp.
8AUM4N. ru'rlt.
OI-KKN HHOTHRRHO V OF A MKi". I ("A'
Itowti'ir U.1(te So. lM-M,vt every -.'ml
l1ll!l)t lIHIlllHV WH Wfl.'OMH.
KVRI.Y.N HiHiVRK. I'rfSlilftlt
nicitriiA Ki.iHT, erreiaiy.
OK s , R.whiifg Chap-er No HnMthir
nKHiar tntt tinsr oa 1st ant) ir-l Thursilttya :
In eat'h Ms'iilh 'lltiiit meui r-i in
ko4m) ktaudiiiK t r!pit-tfully ItntttJ to at- j
Mm I. Woi.LRMtKRi.. W. M.
Krkr Johnw.n, cTt-tary
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every Tliur.it. y rveuti al the Arumry
11.11 at S o '! . k
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O. I. U. O. K.-retji m (.t,l F IUm'
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.Iftternalid breit nirlle.1 io aro-ii.l.
t . .vs-n-lary.
WOMKN l vt T I Ik,- flr.lr No
- I T.t n lai ev.'iilu,
l ea.h K.-U..W.- Hall
Vl.'.Uny mrntWit in af Au.lnare in-
vile.t lo tiki.il.
Klt. It ivrnv H.N.
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HMMiMf ('! 1 UK worn p, tk ramp s
KID. Oak ramp No.
l.-ft MtfW at iti tt,itl KrlluR' Hii!'.-
Koithlir. Tfrv tat n.l ir.l i...c.
vfntiiM- Vifltlnc netithbor a-iv Wflfoiue
K N I l RT. C
J. M. Thrur, l trk.
i ! i r- -v'-f' i attD 'I' i
Noruian Af?f. Ov,n Attfrbuly and
i. M Hriti returiW Tuefiiay froni
Portland, where they had been In
ut tendance at the Booth -Singlet on
trial. All the government's witnes
ses except I. T. Agee proved to be
good witnesses for the defense and
Agee's testimony was so mixed as
to be of little value.
i.ivi: in itosi:iii it;.
Jluy City 1,o(h Now.
Home ot the finest residence lots In
the city, close in, on good streets, ad
jacent city water and light. For fu.
ther particulars, see Klmer K. Wlin
foorly, Itosehurg, Oregon
(,et husy bffore the prire got's up.
Boy's Life Suvcd.
My little boy, four years old. had
a severe attack of dysentery. We
had two physicians; both of them
gave him up. We then gave bim
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea remedy which cured him
and believe that saved his life. Wil
liam H. Stroling, Carbon Hill, Ala.
There is no doubt but this remedy
saves the lives of many children each
year. Give it with castor oil accord
ing to the plain printed directions
and a cure Is certain For sale by
Hamilton Drug Co.
REPRESENTATIVE W A X T E D W e
want a representative to handle
l ord Automobiles In each town In
Oregon. Live hustler, with or
without previous experience call
easily clear $2,000 In season.
Write with references at once to
Ford Motor Company, Dept. H..
Detroit, Michigan. ltdsw
YEARLY
PROFIT
PROSPERITY depends more upon Invest
ment than any other Bource of profit. Good
InveetmentBare as difficult to (ind aaa needle
in a hayatack.
REAL ESTATE Is the ban la of all value. It
haa made mora bin fortunes than all other
investments combined. Provided it is de
sirably located, it ia Impossible to lose.
THE NORTHWEST ia the center of frreater
real estate activity than any other part nf
the United States. Even .eastern capital
knowa it and invests.
OREGON has more wealth-making' opportu
nities than any other State in the Union.
Its resources are phenomenal. The develop
ment of the State meant riches fur the City.
PORTLAND realty investments pay from 20
to 100 per cent annually. We have several
that require a few dullara a month and will
net the investor bin money and onrn an an
nual prolit. For part iculars mill the coupon
THE SPANTON COMPANY
270 k St Attic Street
Portland, Oregon :
Gentlemen -
Please inform me how I can secure a
YEARLY PROFIT on a nmall monthly
investment in Portland real estate.
Name
Address ..
The Spanton Company
270 K STARK STREET
PORTLAND, OREGON
AUTOMOBILE
FOR SALE!
0 Rebuilt, all working parts in good condi
tion. A bargain for some one.
H.W.ALTH AUS & SONS
Cor. Cass & Rose Sts., Rosebure. Ore
. . . A .
I What makes our I
business
It's because we treat
the people right.
Some merchants in
prices often buy inferior
thing that this company does not do. ' C
Our courteous treatment, the superior quality
of our goods and the right prices is wlu, is blliM
ing up our busiuess every day. '
I
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If you aie not a regular custom
order and be convinc ;d.
Alton
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GROCERS
Phaoea 201. anl 5ol
RIND"
Laxative Fruit Syrup
Pleasant to take
Tho new laxative. Does
not gripe or nauseate.
Cures stomach and liver
troubles and chronic con
stipation by restoring the
natural action of the stom
ach, liver and bowels.
Refuse ubetltutes. Price BOo,
Sold by Red Cross Pharmacy.
LOW
RATES
EAST
WILL HE MADK TUIS SEASON BY THK
SOUTHERN
PACIFIC
(Lines in Oregon)
From Rose bun, Ore.
AS FOLLOWS'
Hor 1 hAii ONE WAY
TO TIIKOIIill VIA
I'OKTJ.ANI) CALIFORNIA
Chicago $78.50 S87.50
St. Louis 73.50 82.50
St. Paul 66.00 81.75
Omaha 66.00 75.00
Kansas City .. 66.00 75.00
TK'KF.TS WILL MB ON SALE
July 22, 23
August 6, ?, 21, 22
Good for return in !I0 diiys with stopovi-r
privih'k'es ul pleasure within limits
REMEMBER THE DATES
For any further information cull on
L. B. MOORE, Local AKent
or write to
Wm. AlcMurroy
Genutal Passenger Airent, l'ortand, Or.
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