'' ' ' " ; ' '
gn. A CUSffi FOR
Rheumatism is caused by an excess of uric acid in the blood, which is
carried tiuouKb the circulation to all portions of the system. livery muscle,
nerve, bone and joint absorbs the acrid, piin proilui-inx poison, causing
aches, inflammation, stiffness and other well known symptoms of the disease.
Permanent relief from the pains and discomfort of Rheumatism cannot be
expected from the use of liniments, plasters, and other external treatment
which does not reach the blood, where the cause is located. Such measures
give temporary relief, but in order to cure Rheumatism the uric acid and
inflammatory poison must be expelled from the blood. S. S. S. cures
Rheumatism because it is a perfect blood purifier. It (foes down into the
circulation, neutralizes the uric acid and drives it from the blood. S. S. S.
expels the irritating, inflammatory matter which is causing the pain, swell
ing and other discomfort, enriches the weak, sour blood, and permanently
cures Rheumatism. In all forms of Rheumatism, whether acute or chronic,
8. S. S. will be found a safe, vegetable remedy, possessing the properties
needed to cure, and at the same time a medicine that builds up the entire
system by its fine tonic effects. Book on Rheumatism anil any medical advice
Iree to all who write. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. OA.
LOCAL NEWS.
F. E. Klncart was over from Oak
land today.
Miss Merle Smith was visiting In
Oakland today.
Q. C. Morris, Asst. Supt. for the S.
P. Co., was in town last night.
Travelling Conductor Sam Voatrh
was In town Thursday on his return
from San Francisco.
Mr. Covoy, of Portlund, camo up
from Eugene Thursday In his Cadil
lac automobile. Trip was made In
Ave hours.
Mrs. I. J. Curry and daughter,
Miss Belle, are here from Palo Alto,
Calif., to spend a couple of months
at the Curry farm near this city.
Foreman Thomas, of the O. It. &
N. Co's. railroad Bhops at I -a Grande,
was In Koscbtirg Thursday vltdtlng
with his brother. Engineer Thos.
Thomas.
A. J. Rolfo arrived here from
Colorado Springs Thursday and ex
pects to remain for several months
at least. He Is tired of the heavy
winds of Colorado.
Taylor Davis and his father, II. W.
Davis, came over from Drain this
morning, where they had been visit
ing with relatives. Taylor goes to
Oakland, Calif., next week, where he
was formerly proprietor of a meat
market.
S. A. D. Putcr, conspicuously con
nected with the roccnt land fraud
cases in Oregon, was In noseburg to
day to place an agency for the sale
of his book, written on these cases
while he wbb serving his sentence In
the Multnomah county jnll as n pen
alty for his operations In tho cele
brated 7-1 1 cases.
Me'sri. R. I). n'irt F.nrs Dlxnn, It
.1. W a'sun. Chas. Clark, Mr. and Mrs
Roland Ageo returned Thursday
evening from Portland. A. Hihloe
maim nnd dnughter and Mrs. Iioxter
Rlcn and daughter returned till'
n:rrnlr,p. W. Cv Tipton, Thos. Strad
er nnl o hers who wero sunininnei'
SB witnesses In the nnoth-Slngleton
case havo also returned home. Many
of those called to Portland were
never placed on tho witness stand
The genernl concensus of opinion
seems to be that an acquittal of all
the defendants will ho the final re
suit of this long drawn out trlnl.
The defense seems to also he sure
of such an outcome as they are sub
mitting tho caso to the Jury without
offering any testimony In their own
behalf.
Whole Body Raw with Eczema
Life was Intolerable Was Even
Incased in Plaster Discharged
from Hospitals as Hopeless.
SUFFERED 14YEARS
CURED BY CUTICURA
"From tho a of three months until
Afteen yean old, my ami Owmi'h life
wo mado niUHtT
alilt ty oiuii in
ft worst form. Iln
was all richt until
a red rant i broke
out on hi fore
head, hut we were
nt alarmed at flint.
Very soon, however,
the rnsh Uait to
i I read over hid bond
and phoiildet-H, and
it canned him great
di-woinfort. I took
him to ft doctor and tried hnlf a doxen
other treatment, all with the unimi
result: no improvement at all. The
disease Rratluiilly spread unlil nenrly
every part of his IhhIv wrm quite raw.
We nail to strap him down in led, for
ha used to tear him'lf dreadfully in
hia sleep. The axony he went through
la quitt beyond words. No one t bought
w would rear him. Tin regiment id
doctor, a very clever man. pronouned
the cose hoielow: at b-a-l . lie inid the
only hoe wan that be might, if he
lived Ion enough, outgrow it to some
i tent. Ve had him in hoNpittil four
tintea and he wa proianim-eii one of
the worst canes, if not the wool, evei
admitted. From each he whh din
charged an incurable; in fact be g.t
worse under the mieevuMve (refitment,
At one hospital they itunmnl bun in
plaster, and this stvmed to niaviite
the son-liens terribly. He looked ho
badly that no one likrd to go near him
ftnd his life was a burden to turn. Wo
kept trying remedy after remedy, but
we had got almost pant hoping for n
cure, 8n month ago we pur'hR.od
ft set of Cutimira Soap, Ointment, ail
Keaolvent Fills and in-eveu-d with
them. The rem lit wk tniiy nmrveloin
and to-dav he in rfer(ly cured, In nkm
not ha vi n J a hlemndi on it nvlifrv.
Mrs I.ily fted', M . Ynuf Imu Ha1,
I'olahiftrour Lane, t amblei ll (irt'-u,
Eria Jif. 12. 107."
SPnd to nearest depot for frw 0"tl
ura lokoD Treatment of Skin lma
rttmir RrmedtetarvKilil thrmirhoiit thr r)d
riti 1-ondon. J7. i'brteThouaoMu , I'iri ? ium
Irffl'ili; Auitritl. It. 1o,.i Jk n -jli ry;
Uk. Africa. Innon. Lid ("Bifii n rtr : I f A
IViMf Vrut 4 tatn. Of , auU lnpa4 Buatuo.
Several large forest fircM are re
ported In the Coos county portion ot
Cow Credit canyon.
Miles A gee wo a in from Wlnstons
todity.
Tho fitmouH Ruasiiui Htory ot
"Mlthael Strogoff" ut The (Yeseciil
today and Saturday. It
Mrs. Anna Sutherland leaven to
morrow morning for Suit Francisco
to remain Indefinitely.
County Clerk Lenox returned this
afternoon from a three days outing
at Hrockway. lie bagged one deer
while there.
The vacant lot on the comer of
Cauu and Stephens Hi reels has been
enclosed by a wire fence and a tame
deer will be placed therein. This
should be an Interesting sight to
new-comers as well as home people.
Mary Dell, the Portland girl, who
was arrested In a boxcar here on
Wednesday, was taken back to Port
land today by Detective J. . 1ns
keep, of that city. She was charged
with the larceny of a hat and coat
which she wore when caught. The
detective says N. A. Cage, one of the
men arrested here with the girl, has
tho reputation of being a hard character.
R B. McCord, local fiscal agent of
tho United Wireless Telegraph Co.,
tvont to Portland Thursday night to
meet President WIIboii, of that com
uany, who Is out from New York to
ook after buslues of the company on
his const. Mr. McCord has just
noved his offices Into the new addl-
lon to the Marsters building, up-
itairs back of The Hose confection-
The maximum temperature as re
orded by the U. 8. Weather Bureau
or the Pad lie states, on July 30,
1 ! 08. are as follows, so we learn
rom Thos. tilbson, the local observ
er: Hoseburg, itx; Boise, Idaho, 08;
A'alla Walla. Wnsh., 100; I.ewslon,
Malm, lofi; Baker City. fR ; Borl
and. 80; Sacramento. Cal., 100; Red
miff, Cal., 114. He says the Imit
ations are that the records for to-
lay In these several loealllles wM
o about tho same as yesterday.
One of ItoHebtii'g's most prngres-
dve stores, the Ageo Book & Stn-
lonery store. Is a faithful believer
Mi advertising nnd their rapidly In-1
reaslnp huslneHS fa credited to that
source, hacked by honest nnd cour-
leous treatment and good goods. If
'ou nre not already a constant read
er of their ads it wilt pay you to be
lt) at once, n they often have good
biggest Ions. Look up their adv. on
nage three today as a starter and
'ollow them dally.
The damage case of A. L. David
vs. S. P. Co., nuking for $35 for the
illeged destruction of a stove while
being shipped from Cottage drove
'o Curt In Spur, was heard In Jus-
lee Long's court today. J. A. Bu-
hannn appeared for the plaintiff and
0. P. CohIiow for the defendant. Af
ter h on ring the testimony and the
arguments of counsel, the court
ook the matter under advisement
decision will perhaps he rendered
tomorrow.
IJeut. K. (1. Stewart, writing to
l. F. Wright, or this city, gives the
following personnel of the Oregon
ritle team, which will attend the nn-
I tonal shoot at Camp Perry. Ohio.
next month: Major Hamlin, oT Rose
hu rg . t en m coach ; Ca pt . t !eo. K
llnuck. l.ieut. F. ti. Stewart. Sergt
V. (J. Johnson, Corp. Alex Ferguson
Privates M. F. Shields and Fisher, of
Co. I)., ltoseburg: Sergts. Perdue
ind McCormai'k, of Co. A., Kugene;
('apt. Scott, Sergts. Schwarz and Ro
ma Inc. of Co. K., Port land ; IJeut.
imlch. or Co. II.. Portlund; Sergt.
Ahrams. of Co. M., Salem ; Sergt.
Potts. Private Mooney, or Co. F.,
Cottage firove.
Messrs. B. W. Strong. F. 1.. (illes
. N. Agee, H. S. and It. L. lilies, re
turned Thursday evening from a
hunting trip in the mountains be
voiul Millwood. They were accom
panied on the hunt by RuMi Clarke
Kd. M usher and .las. Morteson. of
Millwood They crossed the t'iupiua
river at the mouth of Cougar creek
four miles below Millwood. and
hunted on the .t n J waters of (hat
creek and Lake crek. which (lows
into Loon lake During their ab
sence of only four days the party
kilted 15 deer. Plenty of bear sign
were seen but Ihev did not get to
kill any. Some e'K are known to he
In that region but pone were seen
Plenty of game Is reported In that
vicinity but the mountains are very
roimh and precipitous, making hunt
ing strenuous work.
" COFFIi 12
Cheap for those th.tt
won't pay for oml; Schil
ling's Hist (or those who
I won't have poor.
Your ncK.r r.luio, rom signer " rM doa'l
LOW
RATES
EAST
WILL BB MAUK THIS SKASON UY THE
SOUTHERN
PACIFIC
(Lines in Oregon)
From Rose burg, Ore.
AS FOLLOWS
BOTH A .r
TO Til KOI Oil VIA
I'OKTI.AND CALIFORNIA
Chicago $78.50 $87.50
St. Louis 73.50 82.50
St. Paul 66.00 81.75
Omaha 66.00 75.00
Kansas City .. 66.00 75.00
TU-KF.TS WILL IIR ON SALF.
July 22, 23
August 6, 7, 21, 22
(nnd for rel urn in DO days with stopover
privileges at pleasure within limits
REMEMBER THE DATES
Kor any further information call on
L. B. MOORIi, Local Aent
or w rite to
Wm. McMurray
General Passenger Aijenj., Port and, Or.
K. di A.M., Laurel Uxiuu No. hi Holdi
ref(ii!ar niGetliiRH on 2m and 4th Wcdn
days ol each tuuiith.
U. C (Iruiam, W. M.
N.T. Jkwkti. Scrtarj
AO.O.W. hoHvuurit l.ongb No. 16 Meet
tho 'ind and 4th M outlays of wach moutl
at 7:iJ p. ni., in iht- Kurenteri. Hall. A
neinuerB 111 good Ismllng am luvlteil to tt
'end J. W. Dow k i.i,( M. W.
K 11. Lknux, Kt'iwnlnr.
J. 1). Kureher. Anst. SeerMary, rr
the Cornmerdtvl Club, is rereivinf In
quiries front a nu ruber of peo(le
who want to come here tf they can
get work. Persons In ucd of fruit
pickery a little huer In the season
might do well to make their wants
known to Mr. Zur her. stating wa;;eH
paid, ete.
IHHt.N.
McCAM- On July 22. MHi ft. to Mr.
and Mm. Neal MeCull. of Kden
bower, a daughter. Mother and
child doing well, bo reports Jr.
Lucetta Smith.
ALTO MVKHY HKItVICK.
StaufTer nnd Taylor Now Keady ftr
Vour l'utronuge.
Grant Taylor and Fritz StuufTer
have opened a partnership automo
bile livery In Roaeburg, with- head
quarters In the old Plaindealer
building, back of the Douglas Coun
ty Hank, and for a reasonable
charge they will take you to any
poiiit In Douglas county that can be
reached by a safe road. Leave or
ders at their headquarters or at
Denning & Kent's cigar store, or
phone if more convenient, and the
auto will call for you at any resi
dence or hotel. No trips will be
made to Coos county.
In connection with their livery,
Mesnrs. Taylor and Stauffer will act
as agents for three makes of auto
mobiles: The Hulck, the Pope-Hartford
and .The Franklin. daw
See Jennings, the baker, for some
tiling special for balls and parties.
FOLEfS
KIDNEY CURE
WILL CURE YOU
of any case of Kidney or
Bladder disease that is not
beyond the reacU of medi
cine. Take it at once. Do
not risk having Bright's Dis
ease or Diabetes. There is
nothing gained by delay.
50c. and $1.00 Bottles.
MFUSC 8UBBTITUTI8.
Sold hy Heil Cross IMinrmnry.
THRKK liEATHH AT LYNCH
PF.W.ACOLA. Fix. July SO.
Three men dead and seore wounded
Is the record of an attempt last niht
of a mob to storm the comity jail and
take out a nero named l.eander
Shaw, who yesterday assaulted Mis.
Lillian Davis, near here.
liesldes the negro. Shaw, who was
hung, the dead are li. C. Kellniaii. a
streetcar conductor and Dird Nich
ols. The fnially wounded are A. N.
Knowles and Charles Turner, mem
bers of the mob, and Jailer Eaton.
Tb e mob n u ni bered pro ha bly a
thousand persons and gathered ear
ly, but there was no apparent Indi
cation until two hours later that the
crowd, which completely surrounded
the jail, contemplated making a
rush.
WAN'TKD (Jlrl for general house
work. Call at this olllee, or ad
dress Hox 4!l.', Hoseburg. tf
LEONA MILLS
Lumber Company
Lumber, Lath,
Shingles and
Dry Finish Lumber
Yards on lower Oak Street
Roscburg, 'Phone 1411
81'. O.KI.KH.KoauliurK Uk-mj, Ko.Si- Holds
regular ri:niaunli'HtlouH at the Kilts
Tomi'lo im 'irl and tlb ThurtAyH ot em li
nonth . All mt'intRTs rcqtiw tn to attei d
.-t'Kiilarly, ami at) vIhIUuk brottjvrx are tttr-ll-vlly
Invltud to atteii'l.
K. I,. Fakiiott, K. U.
HKit. W. .stai Y. - wr,Mri .
OK'.ltKK UK 1IONUK, .MyhlM! i .. i .N . 13
Mi'nia '2nd ami 4ih 'I'hu -tuiny ; ctih il
'BsK unm lit tn Mart a bet litill V'.l Um
nimbcru cordlii,'y Invltoil tuntli'in!
ItlNNIK K. ("AVKM'Klt, O. of II
K. M. hKNiix. Kcc.
I. W. D wkll, Rmetver.
EA ;1.KH, HoH'ir.nrK .tt'tie mt'din tn Od'
KclluwH Hall on L'nd and I ID M-mday even
Iukn ot iault inonih. t 8 -'v'tt k. Vtwlt
Aug brvthieu lii gcod siHiidlnu alwuy welcome
K'. W. Hal ARit. B.
FOr A., Court OoiiKiat No. Korehir o
Ainenca. ru'W each TueMlay uvtntiK It
vay nekume. W, J. Mham. r.. K.
K. H. I. knox, R.'C.
K.V. HooviH.l'byaician
10 (V F-, Rlslnv Slar I.o.l' No. 171. meet In
Odd KcUowb' Tempi" every Friday evening
VlHilniK bri'thert' . hUviivs wek- mu.
K. N. Kw a Hi', N. ti.
K. II MH KI.1.1, It. H.
M. Fii'KLK, F. H.
I(. O. V., I'htlet.i rlat) l,odii No. H -Meets tn
Odd Fellows Tern pie. eonier it Jhi'Iimmii nnd
ek. Memliern of I he order i i) uooif slaiiduig
ire Invltud to alleiid,
J. (). (looDNuw, N. U.
N. T. J KWKIT, H. H.
II) (. F , I'll ton Kiieiiiiipiiieiit No -Meeln
tn Odd Fellown' ieinple on the 1st and :trd
'1 IiiumIkv evenliiuf f eaeh liitiiilli. Yt-dl-
1 li K hrelheri'ii ahvayc weleitnie.
J o Cihionow. S-rtlw.
KOF P, Alpha I-odRi' No. I" - Meetv overy
WetlnesitaY In I. O. o. F HhII. HI 7:: i. in.
MfinhtTK in aotd itttiiMllliK ate ilivlle-1 to
Hllt'lHI.
ULKN . Vt IMIIRNI.Y, t:. i .
1, A. SSriUlKV, K. K. S.
1 ft. T. M., 1'roteelti.ti Tent No. lft -Hohl
IV reKitUr meet in on every Wednf sda
niitht tn Maee l-e'- Hall. All viiitniK
meiniooi in K"i laiMlliiK ar invited lo at
lend.
F F. 1'iitlenmn. f'om.
(i. W. Kaii', It. K.
I O. T. M.. Uom Iuifk lltve No. 11- Holdn
runti r(eti mi every Tiienday after
lun'ii til :iWi 'eloek tn the MtieeHliee'1" Hull
SierM of olheio IliveN vInIHiik in ' lie eit v are
eordiiUly liit it d to alh'iid ur review".
Mk V. 11. tliN KIIK iKK, COM
Mum. Jfmmk Kait. K. K.
AA'
ttliKKN I M K N OF AMKIlir.V. Mvrth
1'iiinp N. i.;.;u meet on the nee.ind and
(ii nti V t ilnei.lH m of everv mnnih In lh
ForreMe ' IU I I riiveklnu Nenihlwu: are eor-
Imliy tin lieu ti vlH our ( mnp.
A I' M hmi i;h, CoiiioiI,
A. SUm.S, Uerk.
iOl-KKN HH iTH Ft HO ) OF AMKKHA
n Konet.Mrc Ii.tue No. e:l -Meetevrv Jn
1 " Hii.t Ith ThurMly in Mrt.ertee IVmpl
V siltiiK member" nl k v eleonte.
f n II.mimik. I're'tdriit
Ki.Killv WkIoHI, Seere ary.
0
0
F. s , KehurK t'hap-er No S ll.dd their
retiiunr nieeiitih; on ii mm mi i nnro.ciy
tn laeli M nth iilim inemii-rM li
1 slaiiduig are ro)ei-tfull in ittd to ut
Mit- 1 WVi.u-Mirmi. M.
Fhkk John'min, s, i-r. tary
N ti.. t'o 0 Heparti'e Hh Hal Ion -Meetji
everv inurlNV vveiili'ti ut me vriaoi
HaU'ftl W o'eb ek
F. 11. lltvuN. Captain.
No
ROSEBURG
STAGE LINES
To Mni'slilli-lil
To llyrilu 1'oiiu
To l
To Millwood
AGENCY AT
0. V. DAPP'S QROCEQT
Four horft, modern coaches, on the
Ma-Bhtleld and Myrtle Point line: two
home couehoon the Peel and Millwood
linen. Care'ul and experienced drivers
oo aU rou tea.
JM Looks like beer!
iV TX The pioneer temperance
fV WW fcpf I beer of Ui Pmuuo Com
I for sale at all 1
Mffifflr 1 leading temperance
lUlSv" I dr'n, stands.
V. J& 1 GUARASTKED
ll(C((vo!fV ) KON-lKTOXlCiTISO
TfcCsS' r unnril B 1 P I CIO N
X ZrS BREWINOCO. 1
KSTA-v S "ZSy ASTORIA. OREGON H
For Sale hy
It. It. MA TIIKWS.
Cut Glass and Silverware
T 'I'hero have ncvop bpforo liocn olTured such extraonlinary bargains
in u'cnuitfj t UT tiNASS. All piceett are host quality cli-ar glass-ouly
a few piuees of a kind. -
11 In silvorwaro wo havo tho k'nil that tfivns hist i up; satisfaction: linuu
t fill and (litfniiieii designs, worth and hint; woar. which ni'fl the qualities
dosirt'd It ih most fastidious This ml glass and silverware make the
most useful of presents fur J mm weddings. Special lriues
J. T. BRYAN
Rosebiirg, Oregon
Expert Watch Cleaning
and Repairing . . .
MR. FARMER
To save your grain you will need a Binder. Buy
the best. That's the
CHAMPION
Write for catalogue, terms and prices. We also
carry three kinds of binding twine, Sesal, Hemp and
Manilla.
J. F. BARKER & CO.
Vehic'es & Implements
Roseburg, Oregon
Phone 201,
iMMiMieiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiMiiiiMiiimi
V. II. I ISIIi:it, Vrv. 3. 11. IIOOTil, Vii-e-l'res. J. M. TIlltONK, Sec.
The Douglas County Abstract Company
Successor to F. E. Alley.
Abstract of Title Furnished. Titles Guaranteed.
Land Office Practice a Specialty. Safety Deposit Hoxes for Runt.
Timber Lands Bought and Sold. Land Scrip for Sale.
Real Estate and Insurance.
I'll per Properly Prepared for Filing on (ovrriimcnt Lauds.
Township Maps, Showing Vacant I .anils, of nil Townships in the
Uost'Iturg Laud District, 50 Cents Fach.
Olll.e Vnder I. S. Land Olllee. UOSKIUTRO, OKKGOX.
ftfff
KHKK AHS, Ktwt'lnrK ltWbh t ixli;
K i, I. O. IV K.-M'ls in I'-t.t K-IU'W-N
IViuj'lf r ci v l'utnl fhl n k IMling
-litft!i Hint brethren iiivlii-. to ti.-ii.l.
Mi: M i r H.iniitiM'1. N (.
M k.s StKi ii Xm'. n-1 r tmj
WOMKN OK WOnlM'li rr. I.ilM.- in l- N,.
t" Me t on li an. I 1 M-ti Lii -. :iimt
ol in. li mi h at ' -Ut K, i: V HmII.
Vi-litutt tiicniti-r in (t"0l tiiitun arc tn
wttl to
iMil- N l K T H WOKI 0, Onk t'umi- No
:S M rUnt inc Old Ffllo' Hill In
Kowl'iiiK. T. rv ll tvt :i M..n,l-v
etf ntiiic. Vl'liin iiftitihort li ,-u-oni.
r-S nx. i r.
J. M TilHM!, I'ldrk.
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What makes our
business grow?
It's because we treat
the people right.
Some merchants in their attempt to lead in
prices often buy inferior goods but that is some
thing that this company does not do.
Our courteous treatment, the superior quality
of our goods and the right prices is what is build
ing up our business every day.
If you are not a regular customer place a trial
order aud be convinced.
Yours for a square deal,
Alton S. Frey & Co
CROCtgS
t'huat-4 201. sn.lVol Succtuorsto J..;Barker'A. Co.
AUTOMOBILE
FOR SALE!
Q Rebuilt, all working parts in good condi
tion. A bargain for some one.
H.W. ALTH AUS & SONS
Cor. Cass & Rose Sts., Roseburg, Ore.
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NEWPORT
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YAQUINA BAY
Oregon's Matchless Beach
Resort
The place to go for perfect rest and every conceiv
able form of healthful and delightful recreation.
ITS FACILITIES ARE COMPLETE - Htst nf f,,l ami an almn-
diiiu'p of il. Frrsh water fforn spiiiiL's. All miwli rn n s-itin
sm'h as telt'irntih. tolpphonc. anil markets frehly iiriiddl ,.ver
day. Fuel in nlnimliuuv. 'ntl:iL'i's partlv fmni-hl nr unfmniht j
li Im1 hail rheaply. Strict nuuiii'ipal sanitary ri'irulation.
NEWPORT istvai-licii by way of the Southern I ':i.-if it- to All.nnv or
C'orvallis. thenee I'orvallis and Kastern I:. K. Truitj si'i vii (. il ii:v
anil the trip a pleasure Ihroutfhuut.
RATE FROM ROSEBURG
Season six-months ticket $8.00
Our ehilximte new Summer Bimk f ivesa con.-j
tion nf Newpurt. iuehidlni.' aliM tif hotels thtir
and rates. Call on, telephone or rite
L. B. ft gt. Lw Aftnt S. P ?,
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