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sl V " r. SEE MiMNIELS If you have Ranch, Farm, Orchard, City Property, Timber Lands, or Home stead Relinquishments to sell or exchange. Small block of stock in local Building and Loan Association for sale if taken at once. 221 Perkins Bldq. I 'J 4S ' 'a '.VI a ,- , 3 NEWS LOCAL J.EW8 Ml l l.l.l THI.U. OI'KXS. A J Piy""'' tiRui nr. n. v. nermann wont lo I'ort- tore, lefy'" morulnS on business land on business Thursday nlnlil. f"c"u. iuiuiu'u. .m. rruu t.iinpmnn rwtiirnctt mis V. L. McCrcw and two child- morning from n brief visit In l'urt- tft this afternoon for Portland, , land. re they will reside permanently. Mrs. W. T. Fish, of Portland, Is the (Continued from page 1). rnrlf, rather than anyone else, but the wltnixs evaded a direct reply, KiiulrinliiK ii ik-iimI ly lu his chair. Hoover n.lniittcd that ho told tho KATE WITH CABINET. (Continued from pa- I). Tho dinner will be under the auspices of the -American Peace and Arbitra tion League, and will be partalcl- patea in ny representatives of 33 r. McGrew. the S. P. ei.Kln.-er, l Knest of Mis. Orace lluell. In this K,,.nd Jury about lllcKnl traffic In peace and c vie organ Vations of the w running out of that city. jrtty. beer and ccttlnK the spotter to skip. ' country. The Douglas County Creditors' Ab-I MIks ( orrinc (irutton, of Two liar- "Then how have you managed to The gold medal to be presented tq ociatlon, acting for the ItoschiirK hois. Minn., Is the guest of her sinter, escape pruHcrutlon wbllo all the President Taft will be the Joint gift Feed ft Ku.il Company, has sued C. II. 1 Mrs. Victor l.ovell, on Mill street. others connected with the brewery of all the organizations. It will be Leadbett.-r lu the Justice Court hcrcj A. Klewnrl. owner of the former l,vo u'"' Indicted?" usked Idee. tendered by former Ambassador for $119.00. 1 1 lose and Henry ranch, left Thursday "' ''allt answer that question foi .('hoate, who will speak as a renresen- Mrs. W. II. Euton and Mrs. J. C. night on n business trip to Portland. Mulvey. who underwent operutlons utj pastors W. II. Eaton and .1. P. Vnr Mercy Hospital this week, are re-hnro will hold services at Melrose ported as making as favorable pro- school house next Hand ay at 3 p. m gross a. could bo expected. ..,,, .,- ,rm (lf fr w, Itosoburg High Behool basketball , oc asloncd by the burning out of n team was defeuted at Ashland by flue In a residence near the Lane Ashland High Thursday night, 4 I lo school. 18. This evens up the season s lion-1 ors between the two. Koscburg l.nv- Mrs. 8. I.. Ilrooks and little son. his city by four po tits. Nel her rH.pr c k , morn ',,. team has been defeated by any other ,.i,.or, ,., ... ,," . , quintet this season, so a third Knmc ' ;;o,J;,;;,(.ll(;',l wh,-r0 Mr "ro,k ' will be played to decide the Southern Oregon high school chainplonahli. I 1 " """"" ns g').i- to Portland . ...nil i . get a Htudehaker automobile for . - ' ,,,., , ,, i,., f.i i. i.. Iwal demoiiHlratlon purposi-s, the accidentally shot and killed by bet little daughter, Winnie, at (lervals, machine being scheduled to arrive In Portland from tho factory on the Tt .lJZ ,ATlr. Ti.. 2:',n of ,nl" month. So unusually ....... ' i. ........ .... 7 i.. . . .... "envy Is lite geueriil deiua.nl for Sludehak.-rs this year that Mr. f'an- was a .tep-slster of Mrs A. I), llawu. enl vm ,,, , f , of Hoseburg. who went to Sutherlln nKoharlt orAen this morning to attend the funeral, , ,,0"onur omen. Interment following In Kalr Oaks ' onimniidaiit W. V . hlder of the temetery. Mrs. Mode was a daughter "li'r Home, relumed Thursday of Mrs. Ellen Keese-doB. and a sister night from Salem with the lnforma of Harry O. Reese, both of Sutherlln. "on tnnt ,ho l'l'ro.rlatlons commlt Her husband and five children also ,Re of ,no l-"Klslnture hnd decided lo survive. She was 32 years of age. recommend I25.000 for a new hulld- . u. '"If Bt 'ho Home. The sum of I0,- MiMt Koseburg buu.iuwlves use n,,n anlf, . - .us.. ..orij. n . 000 w" k'a nT- The amount to r-iV." ...... r . bo allowed may, however, erect n Filing Cabinets Fountain Pens School Books Typewriters Blank Books ROSEBURG BOOK CO THE OFFICE FURNISHERS BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS NEWS DEALERS 231 North Jackson Street I don t Know, witness replied. tatlve of the National Institute of j. .ii. npancuKe, a lormer nook- Social Sciences. I keeper at the brewery, testified that I At the dinner President Taft Is ex- - i i . he had been hired by Mlcelll at a re- pected to review the international 7T . " ' . ". , " cent date. This evidence was stricken , pence problems of the tiast and urea-! asnington olrthuay annnersary Sidewalk lumber cut resdy to lay. oul by the court because It had no cut and also forecast n definite policy ! elterclBl'8 wcrc nL'l, ln ,hc "8eDurK Page Investment Co. Phone 212. tf bearing on the question at Issue, for tho future schools this afternoon. 0 ii . noughts County Creamery butter Call up S4t, tne Douglas Couatj HOW I'AIM'EI, POHT AIDS only 'J"c a ,w-l,oul"1 snuare. Ask Creamery, for cream. HMAI.I. MmrHtVT 'your grocer for It. Putronlze home; , industry. Pennants Post Cards Magazines Holiday Goods Drawing Material Roseburg, Oregon City" flour. There's a reason for It building sufficient to meet present Phone 13. Douglas County Mills, If I1Pen, Fourteen of their Kdenbnwer Contractor II. S. Nichols Is now nt neighbors were entertained at a six home again and ready to take cure of o'clock dinner Thursday evening hv all work In his line of contracting. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Mullwlnklo In this carpentering, etc. Phone 38H-Y. city. Afterwards nil the ladies at- If your stock of home ennned goods -"'''' he regular meeting of the Is running low, you can supplement "r,,"r '-"" 'r. while the E.-. them with some of o'ir choice dried ,l',,",":n I1"'"1 ' t-v.nliue at the llull fnilts. Ask for what you want. We "Inkle home, wlih n social game of have It. The Dee Hive Urucery. cards, Hie Hi...- passing nnst pleas- ., ', ' ' ,. antly for all. The guest, were: Yr. Iteyul rypewrlt.-rs gimrant-e ,, Mril Ksa,rnk. Mr. and M.s. faction. It la tho only Kod low rMim ,! Mrs. i--,-1,,-t,. m,-. priced typewriter on the market. I he ,, Mr j,,,,,,, Ml. ,, Mru ,.,,. Hoseburg Hook More are local ,, Mr ,, jr (.,.lwitz Nlr ,, ngenta. rH ,,r;,.ri tin the previous (v .n- Kor pure, wholes e home. mailt lug Mr. and Mrs. Kstahronk v.-rv Imp bread phone or call at the lice lllve ,y enlerlalned several of the same Orocery. gu.-stH at I heir l-M.-nhowi-r homo. To The Ladies of Roseburg M'e ask that you bear in mind the open ing of our ICxclusiee Millinery Establish ment, Third Floor, I'erkins Ituildiny. SATURDAY, MARCH 1st, W 7.7. Watch for Future A nnaurnvments Mabel Childs Letitia Abrams Over the objection of tho defense, the court allowed to go In some re ceipts signed by the brewery with a rubber stamp and bearing the Ini tials "J. M." underneath., Spancake For several years we have had' w";a looking for a large and declared, however, that the appended dinned Into our ears doleful tales of varic'1 assortment of the best In the initials not appear to mm to lie woe of what was to happen 'to the "u" -B""tu suru iu can In Mlcelll s handwriting, with which country dealer when the parcel-post , at ..tn0 "pe H,v? ,(ircer) J ' ho said ho was well acquainted. Juggernaut arrived An analysis of I Pure, wholesome home-made Sensationalism t'on.len.n.Nl. ' this sentiment, which was and Is yet I bread ,none or ca" al ,ne Bee l,lve. When adjournment was taken this honestly entertained by thousands of I arocory- aflernoon until o'clock tomorrow small country merchants. Is Interest- Look over your old shoes and bring morning. Judge llamillon, addressing ng. The suspicion Is not wholly them to lladdox. He will make them I tho Jurors said: wanting that the express companies "I will admonish you, gentlemen, had very early knowledge of this 1m- to refrain from rending accounts of pending doom; a large number of the this trlul lu the local newspapers trade papers, of which there are during your service. This case should hundreds, with a surprising unanl- be tried exclusively on the evidence mty beenmo obsessed with the Idea introduced lu court and not on state- thnt a parcel post meant the end of n.ents published In the press." the country dealer, with the easy con- n elusion, "No country dealer, little MJCAIj NhnS need for the trndf nnwr" llfrnm for years the trade paper has carried Have Aru del tuna It Tnere are oniy two excuses not reasons for not advertising. They r-ro: -Because you hare so much business you don't have to;' 'Because you have so ll'.tlo you can't afford to.' THE MOST ECONOMICAL CAR Mrs. l.ou llsssett. who hits been Its weekly message of death to parcel visiting here with her sister for the nnsl n,l Imle wnn,l,.r th.t .h. h.i past month, leaves Saturday for Port- er became Infected. The main line storv was that par- Win. oorhles. .las. h . Marsters. 0-I post was the dream of that arch J. T. Spatigh, Looking (ilass; W. S. enemy of the countrv merchant, the Johnston. Ilrockwuy: P. J. Davis; mail-order house. This statement be Yot.calln: r . E. I.owe, I. II. l.owe, II. came an accepted fact, not even H. Strong. Siillierlln, were among the worthy of discussion. Now, the par Itosehurg visitors today. r.-l system will doubtless be of some A plat or Doerners Addition to advantage lo the big mall order hden Orchards nt Melrose was filed houses, hut nothing like w hat we with the County Clerk today by John have been told. Tho articles which Doerner. The plat consists of 7a0 tt,(,y practical to send hv mall, acres, divided Into :tl lots, ranging it. nr0 not BO innnv after all. What the size from 10 to 10 acres each. mail-order houses mnke their money Itev. .1. P. Yiuboro and wife, of on are not sales under one dollar, dale. Wash., urrlv.-d in Koseburg yes- but over ten. It costs them practical ter.lny and will make this their fu- ly as much to put a dollar order lure home. Itev. Varboro was re- through the house as it does one for ecu My ealle.l by tin- llapilsl Church of twenly-flve dollars. And If their en tlils city as assistant pastor, and will tire business were In single shipments b "Kin his work at once. of dollar articles, they wouldn't make ('or earache, toothache, pains, much money. The low-priced articles Inirns. scalds, sore throat trv Iir. "r common use. of which there are Thomas' Eclectic oil a splendid hundreds, nre sold nearly ns cheaply reme'ly for I'lneritetii ! s. 1,1 "'e corner store. For Instance, a money and he assured """ " " w men a is mail-order house sells the saint- iden tical can for !..' cents. Hut by the time the customer buys a money itr,l,.r :1ml mivu tr r,r..,.l r.nirf.u,. .'. and "g-icen h;ls ,.,,s, ,,im j .-, if t. n, v,.r . You i-an or the best quality obtainable by pitivliasi!!;; Hem pure t'ider Vinegar of the Hi-.- lllve tin .eery. They are 111-1 ex.lusl'.e audits. 'I'.lde or PoiiKlfift' 4- You can't catch fish In the j horse trough or barn pall; you 4- must fish where the fish are. 4. If you would catch business by advertising, you must advertise wfcere the readers and buyer are, and the place to find them by using the columns of The Review. ft -J IB 4 Ki as good as new. 335 North Jackson! The Ford places more per cent of pairs nor still more vexing" over street. Ure surfuce upon tho ground per charge for parts for him who owns o pound than any other automobile a Ford. ,;..t..t,.t,.ti..;l,,;,,;b.i;;;..;..;..t..i;..; made. The Kord Is the car of the day And it nas a greater per cent of no doubt of It. It is the one "unl 4 power per pound than any other, versal car." Its simplicity and sure 4. These tremendous advisntnges make ty of operation makes Is a real Joy 4- It the most inexpensive car to oper- to him or her who loves "the open 4- ate. It Is surely and swiftly making road." Its lightness frees from an 4 the horse and buggy an expensive noylng tire and other heavy-car 4- extravagance. Twenty-five miles per troubles. Its economy makes for It 4 gallon of gasoline is not an excep- n world-wldo nppeal. Its price makes 4 tlonal average and no one has yet it "the people's car." 4- lived long enough to measure the life Thousands upon thousands of Kord 4- of the car. cars are belnc sold todav to nennle H"I"I"I"I"I"1"I"I I1 I l-'I-I'-M-l' ,n noth first and after-cost the who hnvo owned or do still own Ford Is propor 'onately inexpensive, heavier anil more expensive cars. lODCFPARDS I While Ford repairs are seldom They am learning thnt "false virtnivj needed, n big advantage to Ford own- prido" is an expensive commodity " .,..., ......, er ls always "ncar-at-hand-ness" anil that the Ford will "git them k is o i.uiH.1-., 0f Ford repairs. There Is scarcely a there" as surely, as swiftly, as com- i.?7nVfLh wfJfnUU vmaKe or namlet ln thn ,'"""lrv f"-tubly. at a fraction of the cost. ... J ? x, i wher,' a Kor'1 dealr 18 not " ,,e w' l"ve i"n recently unloaded nfe co ner Lfkson . t r?. T'"" ,OUn" A"d CVery For" ,,,,a,er ,ar- , '" of 'l"t at pie corner Jackson and Cass. Sojuur- ri,.s a complete equipment of Ford lios. buru-. and onlv three le.t ,,nnl,t i i- nDm-co .. r,"'alra for which he charges a fixed If you want a Ford car by thu time J. x . uKOc.H, . M. cataloir nrice. hnsed tn.ni. ttt mat nr th.. ..... ...... ,t i - ....... W,, - - "i ....... .i... h. L huwii, mi!i- Kile inu . t. HAKKIo, bee. the part In the comnleted car A voir nfi n,.u- tin.,'i ,. price list of these parts Is furnished later an, I bo disappointed, to every owner of a Ford car. Touring car $700, roadster $625, There are no vexing delays for re- f. o. b. ltoseburg. ners Invited to attend. n. i .'lly" flour bring remits k t lu. aulas County Mills Phone 1 !l 30000 Mammoth Blackberry Tips iv now i-i:m..v for il- llxt'ty. Tlu-se im otl illtrl'.il litntltlMK. Willi- 1 ;t t III t will (iintt s.iiin' vt-ry attinrttvc a fin.' tut of I'lanl.-t ant) if niiuiitit ,u will ti n,l Box i?o C. W. DYGERT Eugene, Oregon uo i our iyes iLver Trouble You? If you hav.' In. nl. 'e with ueircy.-s. inu should not .1.1 a v seeing a specialist, to r.nd out what the We are spcclalMs. and me admlr nhly well iiiil..( .1 in s. n.. ,,i. n,..t sal.sfaetunly. Our Optical Parlors are fitl. ,1 null lb,. i. west and most Hnprnved lust ruuients for testing cics Stop in and let our expeit examine mur ce Constlllatieu uti.l t..-,ti:iK i-'iu:i:. Glasses Fitted Scientifically u . V.MIT- , i do not ' ev, Inn., Itlilli cbai it- s M. I) ("I. IT..!, lee i : i : It iv e .. I. e M ..,. , eill alii titiie ,t .i-tli.l!,'e j . u., Attt III. t Inn A. S. HUEY CO. "THE QUALITY STORE" oi.ieriMi: it lull or goods, thats an other mailer, hut the shii.inent then ladies' leather build bars at the eo.-: l.v freight, not pan-el post. Ilosebiiig Hook Store. A .1, oii-e s.-- notber angle which does not lection or high grade go. ..Is at mod- seem I,, be taken Into account, but oral.- plies which vry soon will be. is the adorn- way to relie-..- haliitnil ...ii.tl antaL-e (r Hie parcel system to the pilion i. to ins.- i L-tihith .i mild --"'all ."iintrv dealer. A customer laxative limns li-g.ilaies are r clues lu lo order, sav. an unusual .itlllli.-lel.-d for Oils imrpote ;:,c :. "f screwdriver. Healer Is oul: box at all .ling s'oi.s. in fact Die last call for one was a year ago. therefore he cannot nltord lo slock llf- He explains to the cus- lolin r and savs he call have one ill tlavs Very good He spends one cent on n postal card ordering from t.l i.. ........ ... il , I .1.. :. - ". mo piooi. no ;ji.u mil,. fr -i. I, I. r.-d Joints, and fitted with a lvniii I good ('..ll.'ll lock. Three sues. I..Mt. ,.,., jMli,.1J,. . i - -."-I in inu .."seeiirg r....ii i..-,i. Of I" CelllS. O Mac. has lite old regime the express charges from lit. would have absorbed all the nrofit. ..-! Oak lo I L- 7 Jackson iliv.-t He ,,r meri ts now- prepared ... ,1,. nil Knots or new business, or rather the de tail, o hi.:, i. pairing. leaning and velopn.ot.l and expansion ot all old piv. iug. First class work gi.aran- one w Inch ill conic with parcel posl . ,,,',l dlf is the ma. u.f. ic lure and sale of car I'tl.le o- r.otigtar." a nniict.urg t.ttw, or pasleboar.l conlainers for ..redact, and "Quern City." a hart mailing all sorts i.r things, whi-tit nrtirle. roiide at VincenveT. lu C'eat Itrlialn the parcel post Is '.V ih'i . an- th.- two best varieties of '- i v profitable to the government, a dour on the nmritet. Tfny ass aey large volume of business being done . titer kind that rosls merit If real '" al city delivery. Many of the .;ri iT doesn't carry either brand smaller shops use it exclusively for tusi i hiiiie IS. Douglas County MlUa. delneiy. ns. for Instance, a box of -ig.trs ttougiit at l p. m. on tne r. I.lng p!. s piovok i.i.ifstilty. but pri.tant'T won't cuiv Ihein. I.oau's i : it i Mi.-ri t U re.-oii.ii:.-n,!cd for id hing. iii-e,i:tig or pi-otiu.l.lii; ilb-s ...ic Al arv drug --..ire. lio,,k Store I Mil'ollgall. Utile moved his tailor shop 7 cents I. lias cost the enis for the totil and S total L-i. cents, and it cenls. with a net profit per cel. I. .i'.uler . FI.KS. Hoseburg l.llge. o. 16 tluids rcguiai CU1UU1UUI ca'lons at the Eiks' Temple on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month. All members requested to attend regularly, and all visiting brothers are cordially Invited to at tend. HINGER HKRVA. N, E. R. H. C. SLOCl.M. i'ecrttary. DKMtKK OF HOXOIt, Mystic uK",. .mj. 1 J M-i :s L'ud din 4th Mon day evenings 'if each month In the Odd Fellow's Temple. Vlsltlne members are cordially Invited lo at tend. ADA l.AMPSOS'. C. of H K. II. I. KNOX, Itec. MAUI) KIRK. Receiver. F.ACil.F.S, ltoseburg Aerie meets in .heir hall on Jackson St., 2nd ana 4th Monday- evenings of each -month, at 8 o'clock. Visiting breth ren ln good rtiindlng slwavs welcome ; C. P. LEWIS. W. P. II. F. GOODMAN, W. Sec Phono M 183. I G. W. BURNETT, Agent for Douglas County. . ROSEBURG, OREGON 1 a s.uk will bo JrMvornJ "t four tlotUt Al I'O SI AC.'K I.INB ti;rT. Ph!It itag- a nnA antrm for Marh :iJ n!1 lfi Hh.t pnlnts. tfw 'nr ( m'1 am1 MlUwaod, ltav O. W Mhj-ph pnircry ntur,. !38 Sheridan Strain, will u tlcllviTtMl at i to f p. in. S inltrs tl 1st a u t for about 3 emits of our nionoy. Wo hvi nothing to roinpari' uith this nt pmcont, but in duo titno ilouhtlosK will. In the larg er ritli'H tho parrtOa nro not dfllvorrd by tho lottor rnrrlor. but by mon with puh carts. 11. 11. Windsor In thr ;r!il for prodtu-o alone the line ' Muri'h l'opntar MorhanU-s. CASTOR I A 1'or Itiiiinla m:A (ihlldreo. The Ri!id Yea Hav8 Always Qoughl Daw the 'JSTTZZ PrawiiiK instruiiiontH, tracing linen I and paper niitl blue print papor nt the Itosoburg Hook Store. Terracotta chlrunoy pipe, shoulder joints, toot and caps now In stock at Winnie Uaddlss, the plumber. ahmimsi it nu s Nnrici:. t'l.- l'M! t r.Mirt r th,- t.iti of im"! f.-r Poui:':i-t 't''inf ' ni.itNT of tho ist.ii. of A Y. i . r. d.'CMsod. . '". I .'! ! ni en that tho -'iMit-.l b:is be. 'ii duty appointed . . 1 t ,',: of I he ii No e i nt itlod ' ' i Til 'V of ih,- i,Mini I'ouri I - fu' . ( '.hi ti ' . 1 tii i:iii 1 1 .-1 -t"iH ll.l I III! I til I IllH Ki.illSt I :ue li.-i'ihv reiilred to -.lit C:."n with the proper oueh- ' n: -;' iiu'T:i!i. f t tint (tie d.it t ! i !i,in' to 'in nnilorstne.i at I ' ii (if i a rl K iniNrri . lu i ' 1 ' ; I HI Kl'.-'KI i'U . ! lOll. , i I"- !":. I "t!. t ! 't ' WAI.TKU SINtJl.KrON. M.-.;tr.ilor of I ho I'stalo of A. Y. Turk and Jones Streets San Francisco California Wlthta two blocks of all tke Mala theater and tIace of hmbh- meat. Ilea Jquarter for Oregon people. Rates $1.00 Per Day and l'p Anto bun mta all trains, ar taka atif tailcak at kotel't upmh. il. I. (. O. v., UMk Star Loilc Xo. 174 meet In the odd FellowB Temiile every Friday evenltiR. Visiting brethren alwavn wplcnme. R. C. AORR. N. O. W. S POWF.l.l.. It. S. M. FICKLE. F. S I. O. (t. l-' rniiin Kl.cni.iM..etll No. I) Meets In Odd Fellnws Tempi every Thuradar evenlnt;. Vlslllng ttrethren nlwnvn welcome. K. N. EWART. C. P. J. K. PICKENS. H. S. JAMKS KWAHT. F. S. I. t. O. I'., I'l.ll.-.iii-ini, tMK,. Si,. H Meeta In Odd Fellows Tempte. corner Jacknon and CnB Ste., na Saturday evenlni! of ench week Members of the order In trend stand Ing are Invited to attend. J. C. MI'I.VKV, N. o. M. M. MII.I.ER. F. S. I H. O. LEWIS. R. S. I O. K. S.. ItoM-buri; Cl.apler Xo. Holda their rrttulnr meeting on the 1st and Srd Thnrtday In ach month. Visiting members In ood standing are respectfully Invited o attend. MRS. NORAII FLINT, W. M. FRBS JOHNSON, gee. I.OYAl. OltHFK OF MOOSK, Use burg Lodge No. 10:17 Meets every Tuesday evening at S o'clock In Mnccabee hall. All visiting brothers Invited to attend. U WIMBERLY. Dlrtalnr H. O. PAROETER, Secy. UFIIKKAIIS, Roseburg Reltekah Lodg, No. 41, I. O. O. F. M ceil rn Odd Fellows Templa everv Tnesilay evening. YHWng slstrs nd brethren ravlUd ro attend MRS. 0. L. WRIGHT, N. O. MISS ANNA FEROCSON. Sec. MRS. I.VLl' LINPSEY. F. 8. WOMKX OK WtHl(lt.FT, Lilac Circle No. 49 Meets on the 1st and 3rd Monday evening or eacb month at Odd reMows- Hall. Visit ing members In good standing are 'nvlted to attend MRS. MINNIE MATHEWS. 0. N. CLARA CAWLF1ELD, Clerk. We are not necessarily goinij out of business, but we are Selling Out al Cost Our Entire $6,000 Stock of New and Second Hand Furniture and Household Goods As a sample of prices we oiler One Carload of "Pure White" Hard Wheat Flour at $ 1 .25 Per Sack We both lose money if you fail lo al tend this sale. J. H. CAMPBELL & SON WtHMOIF.X OF TIIK WOltl.n. Oak Cmp No. Its Meets In th Odd Fellows' Hall In Roseburg every 1st and Ird Monday i-realngs. Visit ing nelgl: ors Iwaya weksom. J. A. BUCHANAN, C. C. U M. MILLER, Clerk. HEALTH HINTS- Cleans,- teeth in the morning, at ni.-lit ami aft.-r . a.-li m.-.l -, a. s brush teeth from the gums downwar! fer tl.e ui'l.cr teeth .-nt,! 'f,-!,'. -- "."-I me lime. ti. .Never pick t. I'i.iiiii. - -.Ai-i.it.. iikh vinegar. letiKtnr, teeth and destroy their noililll--. "ti with metal destroy the linn. f the Laugh! Show your teeth don't be ashamed of them!-Healthy tii-th do their duty, well chew. il f.xxl If half iligesteil, k,mm1 ill- (.1-J.linll I .11- pure M.nmI, health promote-, vim ami k.mkI sprtB Ili-nee, jour Impplu,.,, leN-n.ls Kn-atly upon the ci..iillll,,n of your teetli t i.ir oIim k ciuiiprls every stamlanl of li.-.iilfrl.e, Tim.iIi PinMler, ( renins, Wash nnit In. tlons fur Hi..i:y or r.i-eilinn gums n well as every article i ,,..n.M-t...l will, the ran- of your tceih. ty' In ami let us slum- you how i.". acquire a li.-altl.y lnuKli and be proud of your ti-etli. Krohn's Drug Store C" Strwt Roseburj, Oregon . - vf'ei'-1