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17-18, at th Msjestia ThaalatY
VOLUME XVI.
ROSEDIRG, OREGOX, SATTKDAY EVENING, DECEMBER IS, IBIS.
ROSEBURG
BRYAN' MAKES PREDICTION
, OF UNIVERSAL l'EACK.
Donations Will be Received
Benson School
at
NEW YORK. Dec. 12. WRh
message of friendship to those whoj
represented Canada, and with the
PARTY OF OKLAHOMA
FARMERS AND FAMILIES
ARRIVE HERE TO LOCATE
PARENT 1EACHERS ASSOCIATION
Will art Ftr nd District the Same
Profria Hurt1 ni M.ress Civti
by Dr. Seely m SuiUtna
declaration that, !u his belief, the
tiniA in pontine when there will be
universal peace, Secretary Bryan Four Immigrant families, and two
spoke tonight at the annual banquet young men from other families, in-
of the Canadian Society of New York. ciudlng 24 persons, arrived here Krl-
Secretary llryan spoke on the d evl.nlllKf ui,.ei., from ..,..
."Land We Live In.' giving reasons SomlnoU. County. Oklahoma, and
why the United States and Canada , colieiuded a I'Umi ,ile journev
should especially desire peace with , a tpmla emigrant car, to esi.,l-
all nations. Hi? said this country ,,,, , vlciniu of nN..
had Invited to its shores the people DurR Tllt, lmrtJ. ,, , iavs
from all parts of Europe, and there- Qn tne roa(, fonihl(t ov,,r llu, ,.,,,.
fore, when we extend our hund in ern rol)te dlvs of Mllii,h Iiln
'friendship, we extend It to people werp 8pelt , ,,, 8m)W,,0(1 ,Us.
everywhere, and when we determ ne trU., of roiorado .,,,,.,, ,,,,
there shall be no cause for war be- 8u(ierlllg rt.rentiv (rolll s,.Vl.r, S.1S.
Mween the I nited States and Great Arrlv,n(! hl.re th(.v rou,, Hlhhin,
I Britain, we also determine there and a fresh mll, ,,,.,,. ,,,,
shall be no cause for war between the Bpeni(,d ,,, , advame of 10n.ll-
U'nited States and any other country ,ioua ,n le oounlrv ,h,.v ,,.,
in tne woriu. iTnduv heine the last dav thev mav
occupy their car. which was set out
for their use here last night, they he-
Judge Galloway So Decides in
Local Option Cases
LOCAL MOVEMENT FOR
' FORMATION OF RIFLE
CLUB IN ROSEBURG
Sunday at the Churches.
LAND SPECULATORS ARE GUILTY
CmvRltd if Misisc if Mails Dr. Cm fats
Divine ui );( Mcfiiii ScwwWife
hmm Piiitiij .mm1
iiulluvm u-i. nra nmkliiz nroieress.
The regular lueetltig of the Hen- while It is not likely thut those now
son Parent-Teachers' Association was living can hope to see the day when Kan a( om.t, to luok for a ,;.m11',r.iry
(Special to The Evening Rsvlew)
Dec. 13.
l'resl)t.Tlan, Rev. Paul J. Lui,
Ph. 1)., psstor. Sunday school at 10
a. in.; morning worship and sermon
nt 11: subject, "MvBtery and Sim
plicity:" y. p. s. c. K. at 6:30 11. m.:
jeveiilng service at 7:30, Evangelistic
I service with apeclnl singing by the
Plana are now under way for the choir. Church prayer meeting on
organisation of a civilians' rifle club. Wednesday evening at 7:30; Junior
which la to Include most of the rifle Endeavor on Friday nt 4 p. 111. Como
experts In the .city, many of whom 11,1,1 worship with us, a hearty wel
have fine records, under a aystpm of come to all.
Government supervision ami en- M. K. Church, South, corner Waah
rouragetnent that has strong orgnni- Ington and Stephens streets. Rev. C.
aatlona In many of the principal cities II. Cleaves, pastor Preaching by the
of the country. It is the aim of pastor: Sunday school nt 10; niorn
those behind the local club movement lug worship at 11. plan to spend
to secure Its members from the ranks your Sunday evenings with us.
of buslneas and professional men. I .,,,..,, . '
those who have a keen Interest In the 'V," Kl"'l.
.port, and with the aid of the Gov- " acU'a"', W"Jor
ernment lo providing prises, grounds. ! T'"0"?0 'hcoi!rt
and competition with the other 141 r"" V f"1 " e? , 9:r':
club, in the United States, it will ,u!? , 1 :t ' ? or,,l"K
undoubtedly become one of the lend-1 '7"' i ' ',' 0 ,lo,k, h ho ,ft"
In, rifle cluh. of tile state. Oregon i?r' k"".0"" 1,1 I'- "
at the present time ha. no other club . r u . y )rome-
Report of Suspense is Ct!J j
Absolutely fi&
ARE EXECUTING AU P0SC
.huh
held at the llenson school Fridav af
ternoon. An Interesting program, II-
lustiailng 1 uory work In the ad-1
vaneed grailes, was enjoyed, as fol-'
Uiwh: I
there will be no war. 1 believe in the
future there will be such a day.'
nry smaller apples.
location, where they will remain 1111
til thpy suve seen tile farming land
of this vicinity, where they expect
soon to locate. They hale rented
houses 111 town for the present.
PORTLAND. Or.. Dec. 12. The I The party left Haney on Dec. '2.
Recitation. "Klower III the Crnn- apple market has completely changed with lioseburg definitely derided up
nieil Wall" Lillian llutrlck. Ha character. While as a rule it ha. on as their destination. Besides the
Recitation. "To a Waterfowl" been the biggest sized fruit that has families, they also brought along
Dorothea Abraham. caiilnred the trade of the other mar- car of household goods, which I
Reading, "Man Without a Coun- kets, this Is no longer true. I the property they now possess, having
try" tirval Smith. 1 Owing to the extreme price, that disposed of all their interests in the
Song, "Silent Night" Class of have been In effect for apples the Bouth.
sixth anil seventh urail.. olrls maller sized fruit is now showing ' L. .1. gharpe, a head of one of the
Violin iiccoiiiiiaiiliiu-iit Mian Helen the best demand. While there is families, has a lirother-ln-law
Circuit Judge , ,n, orBaniiatlon. which la known!. ''rlt Ian Science Society Services
11 Binuiiri 1. w. w. r. nun ul 1 1 a. 111..
subject, "Mod tho Preserver of Man.
tlie local option election in Suleni on
November 4, void.
"dry" amendment voted to the Haiem
charter on December 1st Ib illegal.
Also that the local option election
favoring the drys In Stay-ton is void.
In each case- he granted a' perma
nent Injunction against the county
;1H anil city officials, restraining them
1 u 111 eiiiorciug proamnion. ixouce
of appeal to the Supreme Court waa
given in each case.
near
LAND SPKCl'LATOKS (il'ILTY.
"Opporlu nity" Mlld-
Krohn
Recitation,
red Henry.
Itecltaiion. "What Is So Rare as a
Day in June" Lillian Moore.
Recitation. "Break. Break, Break"
Velma Bales.
Recitation, "The liny Is Done"
Josephine .McKlhinny.
Address, "Sanitation" Dr. A. C.
Seely.
That It Is within tho power of man
kind to completely destroy all in
fectious diseases, was the statement
inudw by Dr. Seely. To accomplish
this would mean great care and lime.
Teach children the danger of handl
ing articles handled by Innumerable some quarters.
people in public places. By such
handling, disease germs are left on
the hands, and from thence are trans
mitted to the mouth or eyes and so
gain admittance to the body. Careful
disinfection and cleansing of desks,
door-knolis, etc., of a school room
lessens the danger from Invisible
I bacteria lurking in dust, waiting to
make sin attack Pets, such us dogs,
cats, etc., should be enjoyed w ithout
r,.n.llhi
Assuring his nudl. nce that It waaf. 'he McC'lull
from an interest In children and their
wellfare. and not wishing to canvass
business for himself, the Doctor
spoke of adenoids, sn frequently
found in children. Adenoids are not
a disease, but merely over-developed
tissue, which closes or nearly closes
the nasal passage, resulting In mouth
breathing and Impairs melitiri de
velopment. A little watchfulness on
the part of parents may easily reme
ilv this, l.y having the child given
nieillial attention if necessary.
That it is necessary for children to
have measles, whooping-cough and
it her children's diseases, is a mis
taken id. a. Although tne rniiu ap
parent ly
little doing In the trade for large Oiiklund, through whom they learned
aimles. auulea that run from 4 'A to about Douglas County. When last
7:30 n. 111.: Sunday school at 9:45
a.: 111. morning prayer at 1 1 a. 111.;
evening prayer at 7:30. All are cor
dially Invited to these services.
Christian, Rev. J. N. McConnell,
pastor. Sundny school at 10 a. m.;
preaching at 1 1 a. 111. by the pastor;
subject. "By Whose Authority?" (!. E.
quest, according to advices recetveu crops nnu iiesiroyeu inosi 01 uie
Iniliv bv W. I-'. Owln, general man- products, much dissutlsfactlon was
ager of the Northwestern Krult Ex- felt among the people or their section
change. " iand sevi nil families decided to leave
"Showing the extent of this change llie dry climate and uncertain silun
iii .nttflill.tns." Riivs Mr. C.wlll. "is the ttnn ns soon as thev could dispose of
receipt of business from the Central their interests. They
eks.
FAKE DEAL FOR HOTEL
LANDS THE MANIPULATOR
IN JAIL FOR 25 DAYS
West for No. 2 Rogue River Spttzen- a copv of a local newspaper, wnu-n
burgn that run from 4 14 to .". tier, had the effect of stimulating their , rii
The price offering is $!.." 0 a box. f. desire to come west. 1.1 y enlisting
o. h. Oregon. This is an unusually 24 people they were able to get a
good figure and Indicates that the special car. The four families who
trade In apples Is far from showing arrived here yesterday are prepared
the weakness recently expressed In t remain liidcfinitclv. The party
consists of the families 01 1 rans
(irall. I.. .1. Sharpe. S II Lane and
W. Ii. Chastaln, and includes six
children.
The newcomers are of a hardy typo
of farmers, who understand how to
get the full value from the soil, and
are used to developing large areas
on an extensive system. Most of
ihetu have farmed in Oklahoma ns was grant
l 1.- "II years That lllev will
' derive every benefit from the land
Having convinced tho proprietors they select here, which is not handi-
ii..u a.ivnr.ii (Minium nv lai'K ill iikm 1
,t. HI.,.,..., il,.,i I,,, t.1.-.. il-iMiiilless allit S I'll till 1 1 v 1 ' ' nil'-.
. i... i !i ,.r,. iv tilii iw the level lands of the smith- lv il
1.1,111111. here yesterday after- em state, is adduced from the
u-..f,i.u li-.. ii ...... nf ....re manner these people expn1
SALEM
tlalloway. In three decisions banded ,h. vntinnai Rifle Aunctatinn
...ii io.uij, ueiu me iieiiuuiis cau.ug . ,, , ., h,a t,. .
.nd tZ d.Lllg!l!.s,l,he'L'rn,,.r, i.",:1'
being actively encouraged by such
well known men as Dr. E. W. Ilaynes,
J. A. Buchanan. Dr. E. H. Vlnrtl, Dr.
Geo. K. Hourk, J. H. Byke. and Prof.
F. B. Hamlin, while a number of
other, are dally signing the applica
tion blanks, which will be sent to
Washington a. soon as twenty Minnies
have been secured,' entitling them to
organize. Anyone I. eligible between
the age. of 18 and 45 year.
I Amnn thA arivsntaaren in be
I'OIULAND, Dec. 13. J. T. Con- -.nrt .side from reviving and at 6:30 p. in.; preaching at 7:30
I'suiijeci. i ne i line, uie 1'iacn, nnu
rare enjoyment, are the prize, of
fered for which comiietltlon may be
had both among the members them
selves and among the different clubs
In the association. A grand cham
pionship trophy, worth several hund
red dollars, Is competed for every
year by the entire organization.
Watch fobs of silver and bronze are
offered to the prize wlnnors In the
cluh shoots.
The club will use the local rifle
range on which the militia company
now practice. And the (lovernment
also furnishes guns and ammunition
at a low cost to the members.
StuliM
Clifcikia Gtr, totes hyltltt&J J
-lefitf feid Em .
(Special to the Erenlm RarWw)
Bit;u city. Dee, II.
i.yonoi Carden, the British nlstta
at Mexico City, cava tne fnllasrlu
Sunday si-lmol at U : 4 " In tho suuie exclusive interview today to (h
I United I'res.: "The atory that I F-
Kaliit OeorKi-'a Church, corner Main ce,v''! ,rom Admiral Chrurteyhef
and Cass streets. Rev. Charles Wil-, Lrnddock, the Brltl.h naval COM
son Baker. Rector. The third Sun-1 "'"'" In Mexican waters, wlreleaaV
day In Advent; Holy Eucharist at ; numiiage saying that Admiral
s
av and I 'rank Rlchet. general man- i. . a 1 ...., ..t ...k Isuhiect. "The Time
r. tier are showing quite a good re- year brought Its adversities to tne ager and president, respectively, of " " njovment are the nrlze. of- the Mnn." Wo will be pleased If all
our members and friends will make
tlie Oregon inland Development Com
pany, charged witli misuse of the
mails Ui explotatlon of Kustern and
Central Oregon lands, were found
guilty by u Jury in tlie Federal Court
today, on all five counts In the In-
procured dieimeiit. The trial had lasted three
They were allowed 30 day.,
itn application for a new trial.
BltllXiE S. I'. HAY.
WASIIINCTON, Dec. 13. A bill
granting Allan ('. Rush the right to
build a suspension bridge across Sun
Kraucisco Bay to the oilier sido of
the Oakland or Berkeley channel,
was Introduced in tho Senate today
by Works, of California.
nth
would
for t
noon.
lilt. t'OE til YEN DIVORCE.
PORTLAND, Oct. 13. Dr. Henry
Waldo Coo, a prominent Progressive,
d a decree of divorce to
day rniiu Viola M. Coe. by Circuit
.l-mhltUi!in. Mrs. Coe Is an In
flueulial club w-oluali and suffragist.
Judge Mcllinn severely censured the
assi r:ing that she bad cunning
vised to strip her husband of
valuable property.
LOCAL NEWS.
eli-omed ni
the train lv
rtne iiniieiii-iiiii'i. nialiiiced In leave Thev were w
ilelegauon oi ihmii.-
town lust evening with a small loan a large
w ithoui
sistatioe
hccoines
over- from the disease
ill-effects, the bodily re-
has Im.-ii lowered, ami lie
i,.-e liable to other ilis-
aii
M the business meeting It was de-1
l iiled : rnniplv with the request of i
ii,.. -!.:, rit v linli and alii uieui
...-nriiii! .lunation for the poor
......... i, , v .-n,ls an Invitation
'their friends to help by gifts of food
r clothing, wlii, h will be distributed
Ihe linintv t Inn. in uoiiiiiiuii
lie sent at : n x tune io me m-"-
frnni whence nicy win no
of Ss. and a board bill of tlu. owing last evening.
to C. E. Stark, the manager of the mined at the
hotel, lie was later apprehended at
tlleiidale by Deputy Sheriff Fred Mc
tiregor. soon after receiving a wire
from Sheriff tjuine. He was arraigned
in the Justice Court here upon his
return un tlie charge of defrauding
a hotel keeper. After the deal for
the hotel had been negotiated, and
Koane had agreed to the terms, lie
is said to have cluliued that he had
ilosi a draft for the amount on the
Ladil and Tilden bank of Portland.
Ou investigation it was proved that
Ihe hud no such account there,
lifts M Days in .lull.
and la'o
Common
ill li lb
o-
The Roseburg Athletic cluh won a
decided basketball victory last nigh:
lit Svkcs' rink when thev deliatid
the Cottage drove militia loam hv a
score of 41! to 2. Two loin - limn
fouls In the first half was the extent
of the scoring done bv the visitors
not a field basket being tin own
while the Athletic forwanls thu-w
baskets at will from all !"'"' ""
the floor. The Athleiiis shnw.il a
perfection of team work over Mint "I
I their performances caili'-r in 'he -'- t
.' ...T....I l.i I he
II 111 UI" "e
TlttlN BANDIT ESCAPES.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 13. No
Irate was loniid today of Ihe lone
luindil who fatally shot Wells Fargo
Messenger .lanies Arnold, and robbed
the ixpross car in tlie Southern Pa
cific Sunset Limited Iruin near Marn
h.ili. and escaped Willi (DltlO.
I-'AMOI S
ROME. Dec I'! Tin
I'lliuiont has ariangoil
tatiiou.- paiti'ing. Mniin
lioin the Paris l.nuvro
I'erugia. tun ve,ir-i ago,
I
chool
by
may
son
lurtiod ov.
tritiulion
(hiislnia-
lll
Tho
to
George Detllie,
was brought in
son that
r to Mm- committee tor ilis
t the wiitthy poor as
relief and good cheer.
the hotel swindler, maneuvers of the sildn-t
from Cilelldalu this between Ihe .limbos and
afternoon and plead guilty when ar-ho high school in-ii:-io
rnignod in court before Justice Mars-' estlng preliminary, wlio'
ters. lie was sentenced to 2."i days by the latter, '.I to 7
III Ihe county Jail
Manager O I" Bloom
ler's Theater, la-t
tallied the Collage t;
LONDON. Dec. 13. Mrs. Patlk- basketball team at h
hurst arrived today from Paris and their game with the
was arrested before she left the truln. letic Club.
I'OI'M).
Italian gov
lo turn tho
Lisa, stolen
by Vincenzo
over to the
ui h nuilinssiidnt', Banere. It is
on tlie vv.iv lo-ie frnui Florence,
wheie it was loiind. being lieuvily
guarded etiroiito. Perugia claimed
the pietine was iii iginallv stolen from
llalv
M Its. I'.WKIIt ItST ARRESTER.
i "on WII.SOV IS BETTER.
W VSHINiITON. I 13. - The
lic-idi-tit's cold is belter today, but
I e ul- I,,, decided lo cancel his engagement
.le'.Mu eii'er- t atletid the i;ridiron club's dinner
t; imlpia i, might. Secietary Tillilulty denied
tlo.re'. ..iter -h,. reports that the president's cotl-KiiH-hi-g
tii- iliiinii is worse than had been admitted.
Chief of Police Williams arrested
an elderly man this afternoon In ad
vanced stages of Intoxicutlon. who
had a quart bottle In his pocket, In
which only enough liquor was Jeft
to identify It as whisky. On the ap
pearance of Ills son before the re
corder late this afternoon, the father
wns fined $' and allowed lo go to
his home In tho country.
Two post cards picturing Interior
views of tho U. S. land show at Chi
cago were received at the Commer
cial f'luh here today. They were sent
by C. C. Chapman, who Is In charge
of the Oregon exhibit, tind bear the
message that the Douglas County ex
hibit is one of the main features of
the show. All tho products from
this county huvo neat cards with the
county mime attached, which consti
tutea a prominent udvertlsemeiit. l
Is regretted here that this eouuty
has no personal representative there,
ns nearly all of the other sections of
the state are so represented.
Among the large number of com
munications received here dally by
Secretary Schlosser of lite Commer
cial Club was u letter In today's mall
inquiring as to the prospects for In
teresting local capital in a company
for manufacturing "chaiupagne-
clder" from the Oregon apple. The
writer was a native of the
district in Spain, where Ibis famous
drink from the apple s made. Owing
to the local option influence In this
u special etTort to attend all tire ser
vices tomorrow. Our revival will be
gin Dec. 2M.
MEXEY A CANDIDATE.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dim'. 12.
Francis J. Ileiiey lias issued a state
ment hero declaring his Intention of
seeking either tlie Progressive nomi
nation for tiovernor or that of the
l S. Semite, to succeed Senutor Per
kins, it ull depends, the statement
said, upon tlie position taken tiy tiov
ernor Johnson.
COUNTY COURT ASKED
TO APPOINT A FARMING
EXPERT FOR THISCOUNTY
Fletcher had .topped the fkitlu al V'iZ
Tamplco last night. Is abeolntelr :.! :
falsd. I received no such nweeje ' "'
The story is untrue in every Bertleen--'';
lar. ' From a semi-official diploMtte -Resource
it wa. learned that the tory . ':
waa disseminated by Interests lalak
cal to Pre.ident Wilson. r
Fighting Is Coatiaaed. " ?-r,
VERA CRUZ, Dec. IS. Th Tsj -Pico
situation I. worse. PtchUsc waac
cntlniied In the harbors and vMalty.
The fcduniL gunboat Bravo la sUU C. r
shelling the rebel.. The rebel tetresa X
are trying to repair th rallraM SO ,
us to bring more artillery frost Via-' , "
torlu, to olfset the Bravo's tt.w?
Strenuous effort, are being rasa t)v..VI,
reinforce the fodersl garrison. Aa- .
miral Fletcher has ordered all
Americans from the city.. That ta
foreigners are safe waa annouae4 f"
I oy rieicuer oy wireiew. ':'- ' ,.
May IjumI Martaea, ' ?U
WAS1IINOTON. Dec. IB Taattka,?
Tamplco situation looks aertoaa I'
admitted in administration drelsa,
Rumors are current, thonsh aaeeaW
firmed, that foreigners at Taajseo'.','" ii
were wounded during th two 'Wa. 4.,;
fighting. This, it I. guessed, aeeoaat :t
ed for Admiral Fletcher's suddea la- e.,:
tervention and demand for a uspe...
slon or the battle until foreiaraXiU
were taken off. The belief la growing ,.,
thut it will be necessary to laai
American marines. ... r. ,: V.,;.'
Evecutliur All Prtnoaers. .
In full view of the American fleet
Mi
A l-fimillfl liist .tf (hit Infill hnuln.iuo
ijh'ii h isHsnrintioii, mciniii'iinltHl by ntul other shipping In the harbor, and
laiK'' muiiiImt nf (imtit'iH, wtiiiiHl
lluniaii(lH of reiidontB of Tamp too.
the ri'licla and federal! alike haDgod
priNonerH there today. Admiral
KleU-iier Hcnt un officer ashore, who
maile a vain protest In the nam of '
Immunity. uikI.ik them to deatat. Ho
then notified WatthhiRton by wlreleaa
of wliaL hud happened.
Situation In Heiiooa.
Admiral Fletcher's protest acalnst
h fiicouniKed to cdiik1, uh hhihI r;iil
tallstn are Hkptlnl. Ttn iiiiiimi
fiictunMl artlrle IIh fr $:t a box
at New York and Ifl xuiri to bi u umid
Hiibstltiite for t)i rt'iil rhKinpaKne.
n pou J ikIkc l( ice. of I bo Con n( y
('unit, UiiH uftiTMiMH) ami prcKi'iitod
u petition to the court asking that
an UKricult nr;i I expert be appointed
for tlie benefit of the farmers. Thin
petition and matters reliillun thereto
was published in Friday' Itevlew.
Ttie petition w iih preHi titeil by Henry j
llartli. K. ('. Itoom and A. T. Mar-1
shall. In behalr of the iniHiiii'Hrt men, aKuiiiHt the baiiKiiiK at Tamplco of
and wus m eotiipaiiieil by an endorse- priHonerH of war, and the threatening
inent signed by u lui'Ke nniiiher of attitude which General Villa haa aa-
(iraiiKerK, who had ;ihsmii tiled (IiIh hiinied toward Hpaillards In Chlhaa
moiniiiK for tlie imrpoHe of coiihIiI- hua t'lty, havu made the Mexican
eiuiK this matter. .hnte Itice, in Hltiiatlon serious. The Spanish am
accepting the papetH, assured ihe bunsador halt filed a formal demand
petitioners that Id" couri. would con- for Ihe protection of Spanish subjects.
i. i Hi.- iii.'tticr caielully at ita next Sei-n-tury llryan at once communl
meetliiK. which will he on December cated with (.eueral Villa and General
Hi. At thai Itmn repveHeiilntlveK Carrau.a, and It la understood that
from the Un hodicH will again bo be eiitphatlcally made It clear that
preMcut al the court and nine that the I'nlted Slate would .hold them
tlie proporiid aitiou h.- taken. in rc.Hiinnll)le for foreiKners' safety In
A Hi una fc'ippon oi Tiie iiropoiuou me mer- lerrimry neiu uy inuir rorces.
clients uracil that ii wan iii t'ssarv I toner ee Haifa.
that, the rarmerH be properly in- ! AI.VKSTON, Texas, Dec. 13 The
formed concerning Ihe right products army traimport Sumner sailed today
statnlardlu- for Tamplco. Tho vessel carried
iT'-ct d, if Milch expert rations for r.oO puHHenirers and will
reach Tamplco Monday.
state. It In doubtful If the writer will he raise.. :.n, thai a
tion might he
'lllploeil.
THE BIG DAYLIGHT STORE
We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps.
THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST
NEW YORK STORE
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Everfresh" Apple Syrup
Made in Douglas County
Delicious Pure
flood for Table Use, Cooking, Candy.
For .sale by
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MII.I KIHiK & PICKENS
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We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps.
Alexander's Park Lots
Fronting on tho t'mp'i'ia Jtiv-'r.u.Mi a frontage of 60 feet and a
length of ;0 fei-t, is coiniii.'Uclij.; to attract attention for the ataalo
rtion thut they ate great VttIii"M. A lot there con till ns
15,000 SQUARE FEET
It is eijuul In sUe to four ordinary IntH, and allows of dividing tie
ground up In front Kardeu, back ardeu, and still hava amltteteaU
ground for vexetublen, chickorm, or utiy other pleasure. A lamtsf
Ubtu teen sold already to prominent people, and the prloo la only
100. Secure one in tlaiu heforethey uru all foQ.
UMPQUA LAND AND WATER CO.
IIOX 7K RO8SDUR0. ORKOON.
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