Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920, February 14, 1913, Image 2

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    EVENING ROSF.BUR0 RHVlp
Kl h.tll.V EXCKI'T SUNDAY
hi:vii;v i'i hushing company
i:ntr-l at Kosohn it;, Op-koii. I'ont
oUUv a Scrum! Chtii.s MiittiM'.
I WIMIiKIU.Y
DAILY
I': r y.'i i', hy m.-iil
l'cr iiiuiii h. ih-Iivi-n A . . . .
J'.-r week, ili-llvcr.'il
i-'KUI-W K K KI.Y
vr year
Six months
. . . $3. 00
. . . . I r,
. . . '2 00
. .. 1.00
I i;i;i;r itv 1 1, ifi;t.
On Tint rsi:i y Hn- lower hon- of
I lit I.' -Kislal ii r' pat 1 hrmiiih a not h r
of tlii-fr Itiiili.int i'i rm-asiirt-s v.hhli
will he of no la in-fit to niiyhody c
ct')t the lauyt i. This a l aholisln-s
11m iifiitt-H of Conii'y .linl'' and Cir
cuit. Judu'' and onihiin tln-ir dnlh'H
In u tritiuiial 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 tin; .hi i -indict Ion
of so eallrd Superior .lnd s. Thh
measure lakes away Ihe la? t court in
uhhli an ordinary citli-n could ni
m a r aii'l hhi lit and nrue his own
cane wit ho til t he fin ploy iin it t of an
attorney. Tint Senate should hy all
menus kill the measure. If not, tin
aroused citizenship of the stale will
iiinloiihiedly itiwike in- re fere tulu m
on this piece of nut ailed lor and 1 1 n
Just h KisluHoii. ' It was sm h acts a.
this thai caused tin- enactment of the
referendum law and which is con
tinually increasing t he demand for
aholishiiiu the Legislature alto
gether. sim iaijst in:i';i i n
Oh' I I lKNSHIP WINS
ioit m:v tkj.u..
SAN Kit ANCISCO. K.-li. !:. Tin-I'nih-d
Slates Circuit Court id' Ap
pends, Hitting here loday, reversed the
decision of .Indue Col in lius llanford
revolting the citizenship papers of
Leonard Olsson of Seattle, and re
manded the case to Die Cnited States
DlHtrlcl Court of Western Washing
ton for ii new t rial.
UnnfKmj'd disfranchised olsson hc
raiisc In1 professed adherence to the
prlncidi'H of Socialism, This action
(aimed tt wide protest and precipitated
tho CongroHHioiutl Impeach inent In
(julry which leruiinnted when .hidg
A Permanent
Chrosilo
Although thnsf m .iv rlfsputf It who
have nut trleil It, it I lunit- iimIh of
UlheiH, who Spe.ih I rem pci'Noiial expei l
cnc, HHHurt Unit tht it Im a iktiiiiiih-iiI
euro for Clllnnle c.nint I u t Ion. Sotnti
ti'Stlfy llioy WfMi cttn-.l Jim iih little its
II fly renin, yem h ace. inul Unit I Im
trtniblo nc v ir citinii lii k fn tht-tn, v.liil.i
nthein iiilinit tlnv limi, "Vetnl PhiI'-h
Lefuro a Htcutly euro wan iMnuht utxnit.
Ttio rTiioily rrf. rrcd to Id I r. f'alil
Wcll'fi Sviiij. lYHlrr II hiiN hi'fn on
tlm nut i kt fur im-r h tiuai o r t u
Cftilmy nm Iiiih Peru ptipiihtrl.ctl nn lln
ItitTttN, hy olio pfi'Koii I el 1 1 in; a no I lier.
'I'ti fact ttiHt Km Kt i iihi i : l kii pporl t-i a
Mrs womr-n and chlrih pP--ihf oim-m
MMHt (MM-tlMlciitly i-.liftp;il.il -Niiiken II
rnrtaln Unit 1 1 if cl.i linn 1 1 .it .1 1 in: It ai
pftrmniiFiit euro tor cotiMipatiwii lu vi
no t Itf-cn rxari:"tu1ii.
It In not vlr.lr-nt WVm ciil'e.rtin plll-i.
nulla or watDi s, but uiirihIuh ei-ntly,
There Are Cases When It Is
Necessary That Uncomfort
able Classes Should
Be Worn
I tin ill llie-c hits tin- iliscoiiifoil .Imiiltl iiiaihialty irar intti). cs
du in.l nif up Iheir setn-ls iitl. (.lavs,- lildd fit Mil cursniy c
nniliiiit i.ms vehlntn pir t ji ( i n -ali-ra lle.ii. liny cither oi-l'-itl'
rei I m iiuder-t oil ei t , anil linking errors nee left fn do their liaejirlnx
Wolk. I lie t vil e ttt e)es, rut lief ttlUtl I hi linTf srlliuu of ihsscs, js
Oil- piirpif.i, nliviill nlir sM i.llls( uliil he suit-.
Classes Scientifically Fitted
f.ll' III.
II I I I I
lllil
A. S. HUEY CO.
'; qiwuty sroiar
Commercial Abstract Co. I
Abstract of Titles Blue Prints
Filing Papers, Etc.
WE WILL GO ON YOUR POND
Insurance
ttOfl PERKINS III II IHNi;
I fun ford n.ltjnt-d hU offico uh UnlU-d
States DistMct .Inline.
Tho court avoidfd poing into tin;
merits of tin tu.e hy tin -iinpie pro-
i ss of having at lonu-ys on ho h
sideH stipulate to a reversal on the
ground t hat no record w as kept of
Hit! proceed ill US he J ore J II 1 1 KM llilll-
lord w In n Olsson was del""' veil of
eitizi-nship. The decision slates that
i here a re 'o: her reasons" hut does
not specify l hem.
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A mi;ss.m: to oii:
W ho Ai-e '! ul Kemly (o Drop."
When 'iu are " just ready to drop,"
when you feel so weak that you can
hardly drag yourself ahotit and he
canst you ha vc not slept well, you
t up as tired -out next morning as
when yoll Went to lied, you need help.
Miss Lea I ill mas writes from Mil
ium', N. Y., saying; "I was in a hadly
run-down condition for several weeks
lull two hlttle.s of Yiliol pill Die nil
my f'-et again and made me sirong
and well. Yiuol has done nn more
good than all the other medicine I
ever look."
If l In- careworn, run-down women,
tin- pah- sickly children, ami feehle
old lo I k -i a rou ml here won hi follow
Mi:-s loiinas' example, tln-y, too,
would soon lie able lo say i hat Vhiol,
our delirious co'l liver and iron reme
dy, had Mn i It them up and made
i hem strong.
it W a wonderful strength creator
and hod -huilder. and we sdl it un
der a gaai'atite- of satisfaction. You
gel our moiny hack If Vinol does
itol help you.
It'-d tlross Pharmacy, W. K. Cliap
nian, lloseliurg, Oregon. ( J 'aid Adv.).
A NI1W ruin.KAM.
Our r aders an- leminded tliat lln
"ch u he rt Symphony Cluh ami Lady
Ci'iarteite givt; an entire change ol
i nigra m each season, so t hose v ho
have heard this Hiiierior company
hefore can attend again on l-Vh. I'.t
it the I'alaee Theater and rest as--oired
if hearing a program thai will
!m new and ;uler(aiiiiug. Iteun-mhe'
ihat this is positively this company's
last appearance. In this city for sev
eral years.
Mill feed, flour and poultry sup
plies at Jack liawson'H Poultry Mar
ket. We nro a llttlo out of tho way.
hut it. pays to travel. Our prices an;
right, and wo deliver tin; goods. &l7
N. Jackson street, phone lilt).
Cure For
Constipation
without Krtplm; nnd without shock to
tho HVHlem. it coiituniH tonic proper
ticH tllitt HtrcilKtln-11 tho Htiiliilirll mid
tteWt'l muscles ho Unit In 1 1 trio iiiihUcI neH
of till klnlu Clin bo UlsptuiHud wilh and
tin tin o Is n:alii Holi-ly rclu-tl on.
Amidiik ttio lcnloiiH who testify to tht'Mo
fin-tH nr Mr. .Inn. A. I.iiHhtnan, I.ni'rtn,
t tjiti, ami .l-.w. phlno Itiillpy, Fht-rlilnn,
'v , ami tlit'V filM HVH hav-t' a lm( 1 1 of
It In tin hoiii'o, for it h a r'-liliP
iv(. f..r all I ho family from lnfmn y to
ol-l nun.
Anvonn wlshlni? to maltc n trlnt of this
rt'in.ilv la-t'iro I. living It In I he tfinilar
w;v of u litirKlst nt fifty ci'iits or ono
tl.Jl.ir ii laitrti bet I It tftinillv slc) fun
I. a p a S;t in pit Pot tin nit l.t n hoinn
I'u-o of clmtr' tiy Hiinplv a.tdrpnitii; 1 r.
V Ii Cil.lwcll, 4lUi Wu.sinnrteii l.t ,
Menilrcllo. III. Your ntunu uud uUdrcbu
jli a. p.jbUll cuxd WU1 du.
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',; if. -n "Mi ii I'.ii'.M- a:, i). in.
Mi !.!.:. il . MS. r I 'n.1 ci. ii 'i . 1 1 1 1 1 ' i 1 1 1
i ;n -ri ri i. II ..ii -ii, aii. I 1. 1 1 1 hi ii.
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Conveyancing
UOHKIM IUl, Oltl'WON
' ' r ' ' ' ' '
1 1 L V TICKKTS .NOW.
4,
t Tickets for reserved seats or
J gMieral admission for the
I Schuhert Symphony Concert
J Company an; now on sain at
! I'ullerton's dniK store, Prices !
"0 and 7.' ciiis. . Tho concert
-J will he given at I'alaee Thea- J
J aler W'cdnej-day evening, Kt-h-
J ruary lit, uml r ausidces of tin; T
.f Ladh s' Aid of tin; I'rcshy terian J
J. Church. dtTS
t.i i it i m:vs,
Thomas S. Idppy, inillioiiaire capi
talist, lai'Ko realty owner in Seattle
and prominent-church worker. Is the
defendant in a suit hrought in t tie
Supreme Court hy his hrother-iu-law.
Hell . Itos'-, lineman of street linhts
in tin- city lighting depart incut, for
$.",)i. tiiiu damages. Hose claims that
Uppy alienated the atl'eclions of his
wife and four children. Mrs. Uost
Is the sister of Idppy and ohtaiued a
divorcf June IT last on the ground
ol incompat ihilit y. The court di
reeled Hose to pay her $ I a month
alimony. Kosc asserts that Uppy's
la vish e. pemlil u re of money upon
Airs. Hose and the children cheapened
Rose in their eyes and was directly
psponsihle for tin; estrangement ami'
linally tin- decree of tlivorce. They
we i married In ccmher It',, 1 sss.
The lady hug season has opened in
California and collectors of the State
I lorl icu It ii ral Commissioners' force
an- going to the mountains to gather
the liny dentures hy the pound. The
lady hug saves I he cantaloupe crop
of Imperial Valley each year hy de
vouring the aphis which otherwise
would destroy the melon vines. Last
week leu pounds of lady hugs were
gaiheri'd in the Coast, liange moun
tains. Since i here are .'O.uimi hugs
to the pound, this makes it.uu.i.mm
in captivity.
The town of Laharpe, Kan., has
authorized its Mayor to loan lis sur
plus money on farms at f per cenl
inleresr.
Itioting and bloodshed, which at
tended Hie sudden fall of the Kat
sura ministry, are reported from
many parts of Japan today. The cry
siarled hy Mayor O.akl of To kin that
"the emperor Is mortal and not. free
from error." can he heard in nil parts
of the empire. It is staled the break
ing down of the aiicienl helief in the
emperor's divinity is t he real cause
of the riots.
It. F. o'Wil, formerly president of
ihe State- Hank of Commerce of Wal
lace, Idaho, was sentenced Thursday
to serve an indeterminate term of
from two lo ten years in Hie peni
tentiary at Holse. O'.Neil was con
victed on Monday of making a false
report of the hank's condition. lie
has a p pea led.
o mokk i'i i,i ;s.
A regular physician's simple and
sure internal and externa! treatment
for any kind of piles can now be ob
tained at (he tied Cross Pharmacy
and drugglsis everywhere.
Ask lor lr. Leonhnnlt's IIKM
UOII; follow the instructions and if
it does not ipiirklv relfeye ami banish
the agony of stubborn piles, tnonev
back.
A L' I days' I real iih-iiI eosls but
$1 nil, and is usually all that is neces
sary to reinoe the cause, reduce the
swelling and rid you of this miserable
disease forever. Hook ht from Dr.
I.ennhardt Co.. HiiiTato, N. Y.
NOTICE TO WOOD CONTRACTORS.
Notice is herej.y given Hint bids
will he received bv the County Clerk
up to I o'clock. Feb. t.".. liU.'t, for
furnishing i:0 tiers of oak wood, cut
from old growth timber and delivered
a( Ihe c. nil -house 111 lioseburg, Ore
Igoll. mi or heron October IM, I'.U.'l.
jsaid wood to he I H inches in length
'and not less than :t inches or more
than S inches In diameter.
I The court Lserxes the right to re
. jert any ami all bids.
! lty order of the court.
Hated Feb, alt
1 K. I! LENOX,
jdsw County Clerk.
i The lie l.aal Cream Separator,
he-t en earth, now is Ihe time to
buy. F.r sale at Jack Oawsoli's
I'oultrv Market, ,'.n; N, Jackson St.
n
REi.lSI K I ION OF I NI TITLE.
i -
t No in..:.
In t!,e Cii. nil Court of the SMto o!
o. . ce!i ti.r I 'otnjas Count .
' In Mi.- in. liter of ihe application of
F O W "Hi (o n cister the lllle to
' '' e S.iii-I m sa i I ap;dica!ion described,
to w . t :
I he So-ith. .. n-iarter of tin
V.rie-t 1 1 ' l ;i i"! er o! Si i' I i . 'ii twentv
t 'a o i " i in Tow ii- hip tliij : v t ;le i
.. tour I I i West" of Ihe
ilhnnetv Meridian, containing for
t i 1 11 1 aii os, more or less.
!sn tluit pan of Lot sewn (7
en (he North Mile of the South Cmp
nil li.vii- ia S 1 1 mi twenty-two
i '.'i in Tow n-diip I hi rt lilm South
K .u i; i".-ir I I i U est of the Wili.im
' t ! e Mei id !,ui . colli am ill;; I i H 7
arres. more or hs, and all of the
herein he Tore described lands hein:
-mat.' in l ton u!(4-; Conn t . t Brecon
( Vaitist W 11 tlr.iham. .lohn l'erdue
.mil all whom It m,i) concern, defend
,ui:s
l o all Whom 1 1 Ma c Concern '
Take notice that on the ;itMh da
of .1. iiiuar , l . t '.' 1 ::. an applica
tion was H'cl b said F. O Worle.i
n C' i ;l i .lit C.'UI't of IhtiKl.ls CoilII
! lor initial rcm-t ratum of the titli
o i ho ' ind a how d-M I i Ned Now
u"li urn appear on or before the
M'i da, nf Much. A IV l!l;i. nd
-!:ow c.i-1-.e uliy such a ppl ic.it ion
shaM not he gianlc.L the same tt 111 j
;. !.t'vn a-- i o i', It N-e. and h decree j
will be .nl .1 cd arc, -I dun; lo t lo
; : ,u , ref tli. .ip! i. a! ion and . on will
!' le-n wr Paired troiu disputiiif; the
- une
F II 1 i:ON, Clelk.
iuNi;i:i; hkkmann.
A , iie.ui : s Atto; nej .
I'ust puhiu-atUMi Jan. ,1 1 , lit;l.
ORKtiON XEW9.
Owilitr In a hitter enn t rnvprm-
which has arisen at Jacksonville over
a proposed ordinance fixing a license
I of 'n u month on auto stage lines
I running from Medlord, Mayor T. T.
; Shaw, of Jacksonville, has resigned.
I I lo fought t he ordinance, declaring
it would keep Medford money out of
! Jacksonville.
Damages In the sum of $100,000
are asked for in a suit filed In the
Circuit Court at Marshrield. which
.promises a sensation at its trial. The
suit grows out of a divorce proceed
ing of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coach,
i of Handon. Coach made accusations
I against a man named Coy in connec
tion with the divorce. Coy denies
'the charges and has sued Coach. The
defendant is the son of the late Col
Jonel William Coach, the timber own
er, who died about two years ago,
leaving a million dollar estate.
The Lane County State & Savings
Hank lias filed its application with
the Comptroller of the Currency to
have the institution converted into.
a National bank with an authorized
capital stock of $a0.000. This will
he the first National bank in the
western part of Lane County mid will
do business under the name of tin
First National Hank of Florence.
Justice of the Peace Woods, of
Huntington, arrested last week on
complaint of a Methodist preacher of
that city for using abusive and pro
fane language on the streets, was up
for hearing before Recorder (iarrett
Thursday. Rev. Lee was examined
by At lorney Hyde, of I taker, who
represented tho defendant, and
moved to dismiss the case. Court
took the case under advisement for
an hour, finally deciding "there not
being sufficient evidence to convict,
defendant is discharged."
(treatise of his recent statement to
ihe local press that he intended to
arrest society matrons on a charge
of gambling for giving prizes at card
parties. Mike Thompson, night chief
of police of Kugene, lias been re
tittsted by Mayor Merger to resign.
Thompson handed in his star. While
there was a clamor for Thompson's
resignation on the part of those
against whom t he threat was made,
tlie Clean City League, under whose
direction a moral campaign lias been
waged, passed resold t ions upholding
Thompson.
An attempt at murder was made
u pou Miss Jennie Rose, a young
Italian woman of Silverton, in her
room Thursday night. She was
pounced upon by a man, who stabbed
her l't times before she could free
herself. A neighbor attracted by her
screams found her lying outdoors
bleeding. The glrl'H assailant, whom
she professes not to know, escaped.
His weapon of assault was probably
a pen knife. The wounds are slight.
Miss Rose had a similar experience
at Kugene last summer nt the hands
of a rejected suitor, an Italian, nud
it Is conjectured this is the work of
tho same man.
OltllTAKV.
Died, at Falrview, Oregon, Feb. 11,
Hit:!, Mrs. Ada Pearl Alexander, nee
Matcher, at. the age of 21 years, 7
mouths and m days. She was the
beloved wife of W. Arthur Alexand
er, and the third eldest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. .las. A. Hatcher, of Fair
view. Itesides her husband, she
leaves four brothers and four sisters
to mourn her demise.
To Mr. and Mrs. Alexander was
born one daughter, Velma Irene, who
passed away Feb. l't. mi 1, at the
age of eight months and three days.
Mrs. Alexander received her early
education in the schools of Fairview.
later graduating from the high school
in Co(iillle. Oregon. .June, 1107. She
eaves a host of friends to mourn
her demise.
A LOVED ONE.
M A I a;aiv.
Will sell Page wire fence clioapei
than ever. A HH-lnch fence for 2Xr
a rod. All bought before the raise
All kinds reduced in price. A good
heavy fence, :!1 inches high, ! wires
Ito cents ii rod. Terms (tt suit pur
chasers. We have the Lieu its han.l
and power spray pumps.
A carload of lime and sulphui
sprav.
STEWtNS K C1IENOWKTH,
Oakland and Yoncalla. dsv
If your stock of home canned goods
is running low, you can supplement
ihein wilh some of our choice dried
fruits. Ask for what you want. Wt
have it. The pee Hive C.rocery.
Let the Baker
Do the Work
Do the Work!
Peel gat it to us the hu tug of the
fuel Had the flour. We're immune
to heat, our shop is neat, at your er-
ice every hour.
Why Not Keep Cool
And buy the finished product.
OREGON BAKERY
FIXAXCIAL STATEMENT
OF THE DOI'GLAS CO.
IMJl'LTHV ASSOCIATION'.
Expense account as follows:
Premium list $ 46.00 1
Window cards I 1.7a
Advertising, New s 2.7 "
Advertising. Review 2.t0
I Score cards 2.:"o
Ribbons 3.al
Putting up eoops 2G.50
j Judges' expenses 40.01)
I Lights, oil mid repairs 8.00
Feed, etc (i.'0
; Stamps 4 .a0
j Freight and express l.aO
Adv. in poultry paper l.'i.no
HaiHiuet 7.00
Cups 7.00
C, (Jitrney, door keeper .... 7.f0
Premium ribbons S.aO
Solicitor Tor premium list.. 10.00
II. t). Church, incidentals . . i.2
Other incidentals 10.00
Total rj27.2a
Receipts on premium list . . $ 1 Ma. 00
Receipts at door 54.00
Entry fees !3.00
Total $2 .",2.00
Leaving a balance of $24. 75 as
p rem I ii in money to be returned to
exhibitors.
In regard to the premium money,
it would he impossible to make the
apport ion men ts until (tie secretary
can get the scores from cards which
were carried out before they had
been copied in the book. Just as
soon as they are all available the
apportionment will be made.
With the exception of four ac
counts all of the hills have been paid
and those four will he settled within
a short time, or as soon as the sec
retary can make a few collections
which are good and will be paid.
In regard to another show, will
say that it is the desire of almost
everyone to hold another show, but
we are unfortunately without a set
of coops, they having been destroyed
hy fire in the old mill which burned
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Catarrh Cure
lets Right into the Affected Tarts
and Stops Gathering in Eyes.
Noes. Throat and Lungs.
By a long Forics nf elnbomto erporl-menta-
tit tho Swift Laboratory It Is defi
nitely known that catarrh can he cured
liy tho simple process nf Inncultiting tho
blond with antidotal remedies that stop
Inflammatory conditions throughout tho
mucous linings of all the organs of tho
in uly. 'I'h is is dino with the famous
Swift's Suro Specific, or as It Is widely
!;nnwn, S. S. S. It Is taken into tho
l-lood Just tm naturally as the must
murlshing food. It spreads its lnfiuenca
over every organ in tho body, comes
through all the veins and arteries, en
ihles all mucous surfaces to exchange In
..ammatory acids and other Irritating
..distances for arterial elements that ef
icctually cleanse the system ami thus put
.n end t all catarrhal pollution. S. S. ri.
jleans out tho stomach of mucous ac
uniulattiiiis, enables only pure blood mak
nig materials to enter the Intestines, com
bines wilh Iheso food elements to enter
tho circulation in less than an hour.
You will soon realiz.o lis wonderful In
fluence by tho absence of h adache. a do
cided clearing of the air passages, a.
steadily Improved nasal condition, and
i sense of bodily relief thai proves how
completely catarrh often Infests the en
tire system. You will find J. S. S. on
-'ale at nil drutr stores at fl.ito per bottle,
it Is u remarkable remedy for any ami
all blood affections, such as eczema, rash,
1'tpus, tefrVr. psoriasis, bolls and all semf
il.uis condition, l-'.ir pecLd j..!vio on
inv Mood disease write in confidence to
ho Swift Specific l'iv, 1.-7 Swift I -Mr.
tliinta, Ia. lo not delay to get o buttle
: s. 8. ti. at your druntiat,.
Good
Trees
cannot be grown, re
gardless of the quality
of the soil or care, un
less you have the right
kind of trees to begin
with
Come and See
the kind of trees we sell
before you buy. We
guarantee you never
saw any better.
Prices Right
Roseburg
Nursery Co.
KITCH1N& BLACK
Proprietors
WARM WEATHER
COMING
Soon is the Verdirtj)ll
and when it dues come you know it will be
warm enough o' nights, without stuffy, ill
smellingoil lamps, to add to your discomfort.
Why not avoid it by having electric lights
installed now.
Douglas County Light & Water Co.
Phone 61, ioseburg, Oregon
recently; no insurance. I
The above statement is subject to J
correction, but it is approximately 1
correct as to the amounts handled
by the secretary. Anwmo wishing
any information can get it from the
secretary, and I respectfully ask that
you come to me with anything which
you do not understand.
K. K. Wl.MUKRLY, Secy.
He Won't Limp Now.
No more limping for Tom .Moore,
of Cochran, Go. "I had a badsore
on my instep that nothing seemed
to help until 1 used Bucklen s Arnica
Salve," he writes "but this wonder
ful heater soou cured me." Heals
old. running sores, ulcers, boils,
burns, cuts, bruises, eczema or piles.
Try it. Only 25c at all druggists. It
Terracotta chimney pipe, shoulder
i joints, tees and caps now in stock at
Winnie Gaddiss, the plumber.
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Anything that makes for health is always a good Investment.
That's why It pays to keep a case of Roseburg's carbonated bev
erages on hand all the time. They have a tonic effect on liver
and kidneys and are refreshing as well.
ROSEBURG SODA WORKS
Authorized Bottlers of the Genuine Hires' Rort leer. Phone 18(1
Phone 186
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PLOWS
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Pruning
J. F. Barker Co,
Implements and Vehicles
Roseburg, Oregon
ADMAN STK.I'I, Winn l-KNCK
Phone 210-Roseburq
Phone 28-Sutherlin
Winnie Gaddis
The Plumber
NOTICK.
A number of people are under tho
Impression that in selling our livery
business we also disposed of ow
blacksmith shop. This is a mistake,
as we lire still doing business at the
old stuBd and are prepared to care
for vour work now in the same effi
ci.'tit way that we did before the fire.
Shop on .Main street.
Also have sand anil grave!; will de
liver to any address. Phone your
orders to I9U-U.
Isw HANKS & WELKER.
FIRST CLASS SHINE
MOWAIIlfS S1IOK HOSPITAL
in I'ij place to get a flrst-clnss shine
or to have that umbrella mended.
WAYNE BOYLE, Prop.
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