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V y IXICAL NEWS. LOCAL NEWS. LOCAL NEWS. Royal Amar Frc sh Roi.gI ed Coffe e Buy it By the Pound Get it Fresh Today Phone 184 MARSHALL'S Pure Food F.VCMINfi ROSRRliar, RFVIF.W jiwh ton. DAILY WKATIIIIK IlEI'OItT U. S. Weathor liuroau, local office, Roseburg, 24 hours ending 6 a. m.. today. Precipitation In Inches and bun dredtbs: Maximum temperature .Minimum temperature Precipilation Total preclp. Binco first ot mo 7' Normal preclp. for this mouth 1.07 Total preclp. rrom Sept. 1, to date 25.78 Aver, preclp. rrom Sept. 1, 1877 . .33.f,9 Tola! delicioiicy from Sept. 7.81 Average precipitation for lit! wot seasons (Sept. to May, inc.) 33.08 WILLIAM IJISl.L, Observer. WEATHER FORECAST: Unsettled tonight and Tuesday, probably showora. i . 1) Cun'a Stubborn, Itchy Skin Trouble. "I could scratch myself to pieces," Is often heard from sufferers of ecze ma, tetter, Itch and similar akin eruptions. Don't scratch Bton the II, 'hill,. t mien with nr. Ilnhsnn'l Eczema Ointment, lis first annllcn-1 Hon starts healing; the red, rough, I sca'y, itching skin IB Boothed by the healing and cooling medicine. Mrs. C. A. l'inleldt, Rock Island, 111., after using Dr. Ilobson's Eczema Ointment. -riii... "Ti,i iu ii. ri.nl lime In nine yearB I have boen free from tho dreadful ailment.' Guaranteed. OUo at your druggist. Auto for hire. . rimlie -IL Excelsior Squirrel Poison Destroys the Squirrel Lumber Sidewalk lumber cut to length, while it lasts, (12 per M. Dimension Lumber of all kinds. Finish M hidings University brand Star A Star shingles, cedar posts, both Bnwed and split. We will give you a fair deal. 8 10. VI"ehestcr St. and Kinney Spur. Telephone 170. E. J. Hrowor, Malinger. leering Champion McCo WY ship in c;nlo;nls diu't't from llie factory, :uul get ilic l.ilo-t i in Moved in .ic li i 11 1-s. 7 Vic' Vp-to-Dute niacliiiH's ilo not ct'St you any moic lliau tlio olil .-itv'o. Why not get the best for your money? J. F. Barker & Co. Roseburg Iniplcmcnls WEST SIDE GROCERY the plnce for the bust fancy ml maple groceries Largo Mitch and Rood variety. The ! st g .il money can buy. Von sat tlmo Dninonoy by trndlng iili u I biiiie your orders, wo deliver any where. We Give Roseburg Slamp'.Co's. Checks. DOWELL & BENEDICK PHONE 29 WEST ROSLIU'RC, ORE- ' notice ov i. ru.viio.v J'KOVK OAK STKHKT. ' Notice Is hereby given that at a 'mooting or the Common Council or itho City of Hosebuig, Oregon, held ;on the 8th day of June, 1UU, tlio following resolution was adopted: cil of the City of Itoseburg deems It Expedient and proposes to Improve oak street in the Cily of Itoseburg, Oregon, from tho west lino of the O. it. C. It. It. rlirhtwif-wav tn the east end of the Oak Btroet bridgo np- proaeh, In tho oJJowlng manner, to il W ll "First: J3y grading tlio street to tho proper sub-grade. "Second: Ity paving tho roadway of said street full width with con crete pavement "I'hlrd: Uy constructing combined curb. roiirin: ny constructing auu dralns ir necessary. "l.'lrili .-..ncli'iir-tlmr tilrnnt nionuiueiits ' "Slxlh: ily laying vitrified sewer I'll"'- "Seventh: Ply constructing catch basins nnd lnletB. "Said improvements aro to he made In nccordanco with the charter and ordinances or tho City of Rose.- luir., rtr.,..t, ,,n,i i... ,in iQ speciflcntlons and estimates or the i,r"'r " f('w ,la-va slle,lL at Tl"a" City Engineer, riled In the offlco of ,llook enjoying their annual vaca Iho City Recorder on the 8th day of "0"- June, 1014, which said grndo, plans, (-"onc'dnallon causes headache, in (specifications and estimates nro hereby approved nnd ndopted me entire cost of said Improve- ment snail uo assessed upon the prop-, orty especially benefitted thereby, as ! provided by the charter of tho City !of Roseburg, and no part thereor shall bo paid bv tho Cltv ot Rose - burg. "The estimate of the City Engineer of the prubaluo detailed cost of said improvement Is tho sum of $IU9I.27 iN"olv.(I, Hint Out City Recorder i of the City of Roseburff, OrcRon, t0'1)0S1 miitur. Him nu itt ni'iuuy uiifciiMi ici rivui notico of said nrnnostul ininrovenipnt ! lit pruviucu uy liio eiiunur 01 sum city. Ueinoimtranees nsulimt Bald pro- posed improvement may bo tiled In "I'cnd (lie nimnier vintting with roia wrillng Willi tho undersigned within I lives. twenty days from tho Mrst publlca-l, r;,,,,,.,..,! Hll, ramnheU. of tho tion of this notice, V.IIHII 19 June 18th, 1914. CART, E. WIMIIERLY. Recorder of the City of Roseburg, Oregon. A flue Rosenurg Chautauqua pen- mint will bo presented to each nolo- mobile owner who will carry It on his car Call at the Douglas National Itauk and get a pennant and boost for our Chaiilauiiua. PHONE 128 For freighting, movhiK, trngnse, Mitnn. lumber. wood and coal handling. Kii'K imseiigt'rM ;md ibis morning j was n( I'lain. Ills trip was intended AUTO SERVICE !at r,rst rnr Huselmrg. but It Is Ihoimht now lie is going on to Port We inattu a specialty of midnight land. "JnyrlilerH." trips to cortntry dunces, plcnicH, fishing, bunting and camping part let. i Kay riding car, with accotnmoda tlons for from 12 to It! passengers. II. J. Denn Transfer nnd Stornj;e Co. j Office phone I2S. lies, phone 104-I., Mowers Binders R i It ( rilllCk Tedders & Vehicle Oregon Miss Dorothy Evans has accepted a position at the Pnlaco or Sweets. Rubber tire work at Kisuer ft Marsh's, Oak street Mr. and Mm A. O. Rose spent Sunday at Sutherlln vlHitlng with friends and relatives Elizabeth Mclatyre, 0r Portland, l upending a few days lu Koseburg visiting wi;li t'nends. Medford Sun Kdward West, or KoKeburtr, spent I'rlday ill Jackson- vllle on legal business. Mrs. K. I.. Mills returned to Win- A. .!. Johamms and family returned Chester Sunday, alter a couple of to Siitberliu yesterday afternoon, af TO l.M-days spent In Koseburg. ter spending u day visiting in Kose- W. II. I.. Osborne, of the .Mont Al- l'1""-'1'. ""ur Ollde, spent Sunday 1,1 Uoseburg with friends. Mi l-sda Wixson. or Mytrle Creek, spent Sunday in Koseburg, re- , turning home in the evening. 1 bonias Wilson ami wile returned t'anyonville S""la'. after a few ev'"- -"" a The Weyerhaeuser Silo, tried, ,.,..i ..ml rn ; ;4..r. Pm. fnvestiiMMit Co. John Neuner, of (Jlendule, was among tlte Southern JJmiglns County people wjio spent Sunday in Kose burg. W. II. Hammitte has returned from Portland, where he spent the mist two months .servluc as a Federal juror. Victor Iloyd lefr for Corvallls Sun day, where be will attend the suin- nH;r school at tho Oregon Agrlcullur- "' Oollege. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Kelchlng, of Wallace, Idaho, left here Sunday, aT- ter u few days spent in looking over tho country. , . , , .. Vr- M,s- ''"' Anidewhite nnd baliv returned here tilis niorll- .nueutinii. drowsiness. For a mild opening loedcino, use Doan s Kcgu olg. jj.lc it box at all stores. ,, , , , , J"'. J' I'o.lerlcks who has been a ipatl-nt at Mercy Hospital lor some ''l"ie pasl, relumed lo her home la e 'Saturday. She is n-.-ich improved in .health. D. Somlnerl'lelil, owner of (be local fi, HI anil IS cent store, arrived here Sunday from Taeo.nn, Wash., to .,.. ,i ,i 1V i.wkini nftr lnml ',H N. Kiip'e. ;u'ronip:inled by vr nuthor ;tnd steter, arrived liero Snlnrdav i'idiii Kansas. Tliey left Snuday lor Coalien, wii'TO they will Southern Pacific Jlnes, passed thru Uosebiirg Suudav enroulo to Port- land, alter a tew davs spent lu South- rn Oregon on his regular trip of insw ctiiia , ' .. , ..will spend the summer on the Agee Patronize Fanners' tf'uullc jMnrkot . ( near wi8OI, Tuesday, Thursday, Salvi relay. This will benefit boih conjurers " W-1 Silos nt Pages, either the eyer- duk ora. Prices always', reasonable. haeuser model with a money-back .1. Huntley and wife, of Gold Uracil, spent yeslerdav In Roseburg. They stopped off hero for ll clay while enroulo biiino from Portland, where they spent a rev days wjlh ! friends n rul relatives. Manihflelii Record: Lynn Lambeth left her1 vestorda v with sonio out- Georrie Marsball, reitresentatlvo of (he YVeyerhau: er 'rimber Cotnpany, of Tui'om.i. W'a.ib., spent Salurdayl evening in, itoseburg. lie lelt sun-, nay lor Mnrsiitieiii an.t orner coast points, where he will spend a days on business. Hr. Annie Mureriu. of lCugene. re turned home yesd-rday nlternoon, after visit i ti iv friends in Myrilo Creek for a lew d.ty. Not visiting this section lor nine year-, she found a great many chauc.es and was agree ably surprised with the progress hero. We aro nnxlous that every oneth-r (ban ovei-ylhlng all along the should know of our excellent Boda line was going fine, fountain products, nnd lo that end a , p hirt Mnrket fr Iho l,..vt :iil ,1.-ivk Willi end. f.lle. purchase of toilet ank les at our store we offei' Iree Wic worth 111 trade at (he fountain. Iliunlllon lirilg Co. I). .1. Stewart has been spending the past three weeks at bis fruit ranch east of the city. He is mak ing a number of improvemonls nhou( the place, and will probably erect a tun, lorn residence ibeio soon. His former residence was destroyed by lire about lw years ago. IVMalley, Kug.'i.e Itt-itiotrr: V. II the oble t liieoinolno engineer on the S. P. Inies in Ore:oii. Is expected to arrive lu Ku';e;io this morning to make ;l H ip il' ill.' M K"n.ie Uixer with K. A. I'.ei.n lo spend the day fishing. F'mi r O'MaMey drives the loi-ouiolive en tlle Shas:a Limited Iraiu ihr.nli llugeue. 'I'he beam l! ill farm residence of Mr. and Mr- August liignanl. of KlUton, burned to the ground lale Friday evening, aeeoidlug (o word received here Sun. lav. Mr. and Mrs. I lligliant were at Kugene al the lime and knew uoihlng of the fire until a messace was sent to the tu there. Ti:e rosi.U l'. e w;is only recently ereeled alol e,t lu I'le uelgbhorbit. d itf JJiiiie. There was no insurance. Notice Is hereby given that tlio firm of tlal la-I liistuiiitt tlrocery Co. Is Ibis day dissolved by mutual eoii seiu. YV. W. (l.iivln retiring. The business will lie coliducleit 111 tulilitt , Wrlclit. The new til in will eoll.H-t all ou'siamllng ...-count nnd pav all bills owed b (he old firm. Ilmi" ., .' i . -. urn i Wuiidell Wright, C. J. Has till an, W W. tlnrvln. Clyve Willis, or Dlllard, was in Roseburg Saturday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sllkwood. of Cres well, arrived here last evening on ' " ' tl..l- ....... ... r.... Ilia Mrs. V. n. lluell, who viidled here Saturday on bu.-inetm, returned that to her home at Ulllard. Mrs. .1. J.'Schlatz and niece, Miss Sylvia Leverim-h, left here yesterday to vinit In Portland for son.o time- Hock Springs and Kuiplit coals at page's. bulg' .Mrs. .1. I). Anderson, of Cottage Grove, left here yesterday to visit for e ""miner on a ranch in Happy ullev- I Miss Avis Oore, of Eugene, was visitor here over Sunday with her friends. Misses Murril and lieatrice Staley. .Miss I.eono Coshow ret urned here Saturday evening from l'ortland, where she ' had been visiting with friends. Mrs. J. Ellen Perkins, of l'ortland, ' arrived hero Saturday evening and will visit for some time with her son,. .1. W. I'erkins. i Miss Katherine Ilenchar, of Car diner, who had been attending the1 teachers' examinaiious, left yester day for bor home. i .Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Stanton, who had been attending the pioneers' re-j union in Portland last week, returned' home Saturday evening. Owing to brake trouble, train No. I I was delayed lor an hour and 30 minutes yesterday afternoon in tho ( southern part of the state. Dr. F. W. Hunt left hero yesterday for Portland to attend tlio state den tal association, which is in session there for three days this week. j I Have your horses shod at KIsner ' & Marsh's. It's better to be safe than Borry. Oak Btreet. i Mrs. John Hanks and Miss Merle Smith, who bad been visiting in (Portland sinco (ho Rose Festival, j returned homo Saturday evening. Mrs. Mary Danfleld arrived hero Saturday from Portland to visit with her sou, EdKar ltaulield, for some .time on bis farm In Edenbower. Misses Violet Harmon and Jessie Swartz returned Saturday evening to their home at Riddle, after visiting 'In this city ror several days with friends. Mrs. C. I.. Jin!: son and Mrs. Frank Hadley, sisters of C. E. Roberts, re turned homo yesterday afternoon to llalsey, alter intending tho funeral of Mrs. Roberts here Saturduy. Miss Fay Aaee. who bait neen ni- lending school in Portland, returned here Saturduy evening. She was accompanied by her cousin, Gerald Cochran, and Miss Lena Carter, who Kuarantoc 'u 8"'s "' Albany Herald: President 11. F. Davidson, of the North Pacific Fruit 'Distributors Association, who was at Iho meeting of the local growers here yesterday, has set out itto acres of roars and apples on the old Payne (farm of t'.OO aires near Plainview, which he purchased a year ago. Myrtle Point Enterprise: Mrs. l.VnJ. McMitllen writes her father, F. R, Orcutt. f I his city, that she nnd m'iH. Itessie Itrolilelte, who nro visit ing .Mrs. W. II. Kearney, formerly Miss; Clenn Machndo. are enjoying the iinntiv clltue of California at Mrs. Kear.-iev's sninmci- home, where her . ...,. r tlle Conrad Flat Ma'rshl'leld Jiecoi'd: Thomas Dixon, of I he MacArIhur-.'Jerks Company, nrrlved here last eve.'iing on an In spection trip and is arranging today Tor coal shipment for the railroad ...,l.-..r on l bo I'mlioua. Ml'. Misoll lelt nl nootl for the norlli nnd !s go ing through the Lakeside country lo '(lardinor. Mr. Dixon said there wiu .,M,ini. new lii nart Iculnr. any fur- nuwiuiio .Tuesday. T"''' "';''" y This will benefit liorti ronsnimers anif pro- diners. Cold Prloes nrivays re!iii."i on-. 11111 Nevs: .lames Pills re lumed on Wednesday from itose burg. whither bo was haled on the Satindav previous to answer to die charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. The charge was pre ferred by Ulehard Stubb. of Hose i urns., from the sale of resiauiant pmprrt.y In (hat cily. wne, by 1"-Hts, to Stubhs. A ren- slderation oi' the evidence snoweu u to be whol r In -efficient, nnd the ease was ni-ce.-dir.gly dismissed. Phis, who s!'en( several weeks in this etiy recenily. is new employed at the r.S. Cafe iiv Med ford. Cranls rail Courier: Lee C.ihert went to tiaWiind Friday night to look al ter bum "ess matters Miss Mabel Y.n r e retnri'cd to illeti .l.i I,. Fridr.v Light. a((er vi.-ititig in Clan's Pass. Hh leinio The Conl-Hi; funiiU are camping in the Cow Crrk can.'.ou. and on Thitr day oetirro't t. of their sci. ill Conklin priva" i-ake and i;.i;i e eighth anniversary boi's birth. Mrs. .1 a M-ecl.il birih.lay 1 lie en'v o'her bey III the neij kendall. to Kin ke'idal'. paper in:ut, iboi -hood. Iler'.'erl Kn h 1 ti eelebra'e. You::g is sionew bat of a new s si aii'g sfinl-n.onthly a pa Ml led the Cow Creek." care- i fully printed In ,d pencil and cm- hl,llhlllllll Blttl Colo:ed rrayotm t lb Wnrrcu sac. oris .1. A. ) rb.-.nan ft n.:e t for the Oregon m It. -lief Associa.1 ion of McMinnvll.e iilrrcn wllh offn e? lit 214 lass St Your hivsinesj aolicHo.1 nd carefully looked after. Miss Grace George was a visitor here rrom Green Saturday. Wash Moore, of Canyonville, ar rived hero Sunday to spend a few days on business. To trnde, farm machinery for pressed hay. Farmers' Feed Shed. 1 '.I. M. Kemp, of Grants Pass, Is spending a few days in Koseburg looking after business matters. Mrs. G. W. Perkins, of Myrtle Point, is spending a couple of days in itoseburg visiting with friends. Medford Tribune: H. L. Lowe has 'returned to his homo in RoBeburg, after spending three days in this city on business. I George Glynn, secretary and 'treasurer of the Luse Land Com pany, Bpcnt Sunday evening in Rose burg with friends. Polk County Observer: Mrs. Tt. Casey has returned from Portland, and Is going to .Monmouth to attend the normal commencement. : Coos Iiay Times: Archie Kruse Is hero from Vtosesburg today on busi ness. He is planning to get out some j white cedar railroad ties here. ! Mrs. S. D. Goff, of Oakland, re turned home yesterday afternoon, af ter visiting a few days with her hus-" band, who has been in Mercy Hos pital. Mr. and Mrs. William Shcpard, who had been looking after business matters In this city for a couple of days, left yesterday afternoon for homo. ' Umprjua trout fl'es tied on penneil (urn down eyed hooks. Halford dry fly gets (he big, wise trout in the deep holes. Made expressly for J. H. Sykes. Miss Emile Richman, who had been visiting with her friend, Miss Stella Krohn. left yesterday for her homo at Sutherlin, accompanied by Miss Krohn. J. F. Luse, or Sutherlin, was a visitor In Itoseburg tor a rew hours Sunday. He came over in his tour- i lug car and reports the roads very good between Itoseburg and Suther- (.i. I .Mnrshfield Times: District Attor i ney l.iljeqvist returned to his homo in Cnuuille today, after spending a few days nt Salem, where he argued a tax case before the Oregon Su- promo Court. In Sunday's Oregonlan there ap peared a photograph of Miss Clayte Gray, of Roseburg. t'ndcr the pho tograph was the following item: "Miss Claytle Gray, or Itoseburg. was a bouse guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. W. E. , Gray during tho Hose Festival." It lias been said, "In times of peace proparo for war." Don't you think that this would be a good time to preparo for cold weather by having a Gas Heater installed? Hon. HInger Hermann and wife, who have been spending the past few .days at Portland visiting at the home of their son, Schiller Hermann, ar- i rived today. Mr. Hermann was one of tho prominent speakers at the an nual picnic of the Douglas County Association, held at Portland Sun- ' day. Yoncalla Times: Harry Steams 'and wife nnd Harry ltrawn and wife ii ii loud as far as Cottage Grove Sun day. They report Yoncalla roads to surpass anything found on the trip. T. 11. Mitchell and Mrs. K. G. Iiorey have purchased tho ranch of H. Laurey and will move on it im mediately. Mr. Mitchell and wife, together with Mrs. Horsey and her ! grandson, nrrlved hero Saturday. We aro glad to welcome tnem among us. Walter S. Ilrown, of, the Oregon Agricultural College arrived here this morning from Corvallls and left Inter in the day for Looking Glass, where he will spend most of the week giving demonstrations in pruning. Today the professor passed several hours In the Marsh orchard, while tomorrow the work will be extended to oilier fruit districts. Prof. Ilrown spent a few days In Roseburg recent ly, when he delivered nn address at I he first annual Farmers' Institute. Never can tell when you'll mash a finger or suffer a cut, bruise, burn or scald. Ho prepared. Thousands roly on Dr. Thomas' Eclectic Oil. Your druggist sells it. 25c and 60c. Attorney ". W. Cardwell has de cided to repair his Cadillac automo bile, regardless of the fact that dam age to the car win amount to some-1 thing over J.'.OO. Murray Cardwell and Hllss Singleton, who bad the ma chine nt the time of tho accident, re- turned here Saturday evening rrom Oakland nnd Sutherlin, where they spent Friday night and Saturday. Neither Cardwoll nor Singleton are able to give much of a description of the accident, further than the ma chine left the road and they were hurled clear of the wreck. Salem Statesman: Edward Catter Un. a fruit grower near Koseburg. is visiting his parents In this city. He is a former deputy dairy Inspector ot the state, and also condue'ed a large dairy farm in Curry County, but was compelled to glvo up that sort of business because ot a lack of competent help J. T. Hart, of Cleiidale, Is visiting In this city j .villi W. 1. Slnley. of the Capital llusl-! ness College. Mr. Staley and Mr. Hart were schoolmates 2a years ago in Missouri. Coming to Oregon for a visit, Mr. Hart thought so well of the loillltry that he went right back ;o Missouri, sold out hi business in thai state, and has been a resident of Oregon ever since. His son. Mur ray Hart. Is also In the cltv and will lake a course of slenotypy In Mr. Slaley's college. Ho you Know that (he rnipqun V nl ley l-'rult l.ilon re selling flour, i.vl, nml poultry supplies cheaper tlum mijr one ete in lioaruuni. "" nntl see what we linvo or phone n tor price. Vmpqua Valley Fruit Vnlon, phone IMS. 033FCE3? rSkr mm I-iticVe; i. l.CUMOf, 3 l'EK OKM'f AVc jdalilv Prop,,i aiion for h s i n ut.n ii i f tio i ootf amJRcfi tla (intju'ti; Sum lis rfrdBuvreM t:-0 , P.oma(es DigcslibnCferfd ll-tRS.-inri If.-l f nnl.tlacncllli-f l-co'-l 0 iitiiit .Morphine nor MkciI-I Not Narcotic, f SttiixtroiJikJXSssiru flmyitfl S-xJ jttiieKttd r AfW-Mia . Vc-mStnl- I C'wifii i' . I iirttoyttwfrrar! fen.,!'1 mi a nprti.,-! Rempnv fm-rnnsi6- thji" , Sour Stov.uch.DiarrteU Voi-ms,CoTii,ls'ui!is,ro-cifs!l UCf3ardL0SS0FS;.ErR k.cr'.. NEW YODK. o GivanTec.lji':k-i'tKT Exact Copy of Wrapper. IiKQlUST FOIt KIDS. In the District Court of the United States for the district of Oregon. In the matter of Owen Osburn, bank J rupt. 1 I will receive sealed bids for the .following property, situated at Rose jburg, Oregon, in the storeroom for merly occupied by the above named bankrupt, up to and until 12:00 o' 'clock noon on Tuesday, June 23rd, 1914: j Stock or merchandise, consisting of drugs, rubber goods, toilet articlos, Isurgeon supplies, notions, stationery, 1 chemicals, etc., of the inventoried lvalue of $1954.53. I Fixtures pertaining to the same of i the inventoried value of $2088.95. I A certain lease upon the store room formerly occupied by bankrupt 'on the east side of Jackson street, ;ln the City of Roseburg, running rive years rrom January 1, 1912, at a rental ot $15.00 per month. CerllHed check or cash tor 10 per cent or the amount offored must ac company each bid. Terms cash. Sale subject to the approval of the court. Inventory of the property may bo seen nt my office, and also nt Itose burg, Oregon, where the property may be Inspected. Dated this 5th day of June, 1914. R. L. SAHIN, Xo. 740 Morgan DIdg., Portland, Ore. o I lerracoua cnimney pipe, snouiner I Joints, tees nnd caps now In stock at I Winnie Caddis's, the plumber. PATROfflff HE in Douglns County Creamery Co., mak ers of Puro Butter and Ice Cream Phone .140. 420 N. Jackson St. Roseburg, Oregon. P. S. We pay highest market price tor hatter fat sod sweet cream North Side Grocery "Kducation is a better safeguard of liberty than a standing army." Oysters, Diamond W., Extra Large, No. 1 can 25c Oysters, Diamond W.; Extra Large, No. 2 can 45c Oysters, Blue Bells No. 1 can 15C Clams Minced, 15C, or 2 for 25c Clams, Whole, 20c or 3 for 50c Crackers, in bulk or packages Phone 324 N. Jackson and Winchester Sts., Roseburg, Oregon Sugar Cured Hams, Sugar Cured Shoulders Sugar Cured Bacon, Pure Lard All made iu Roseburp;. We also handle FORT JONES CREAMKRY GUTTER. Give us a trial. The Cass Street Market 107 West Cass St. Tor Infauta rnd Children. ho Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years W j THE CCrtTAUn SOMNHV, NC VOtlll COT. XOT1CK I'Olt IllDS FOR 8HWER IMI'IiOVUMEXT BONDS. , Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned will, up to 5 o'clock P. M. on Monday, the 29th day of June, 1914. at his office in the City Hall in Roseburg, Oregon, receive sealed proposals for the purchase of Sewer Improvement Tlonds of the City of Roseburg. in the sum ot $1350.69, designated as Series "M." Said bonds are issued under what is known as the Bancroft Bonding Act in denominations of $200.00, with Interest nt 6 per cent, payable semi-annually, and run from one to leu years ni me option oi llie cuy. The right to reject any and all bids is hereby reserved. Dated June V9, 1914. CARL E. WIMBERLY, Recorder of the City of Roseburg, Oregon. d6t Lunch Goods for Picnics Just now Is the season for fish ing trips and country picnics that mean hearty appetites, when the lunch Is the best part of the day. If you aro planning to spend a day in the open, save yourself time and worry by looking over our lunch delicacies. No matter whether It's a can of sardines or a box of crackers, you'll find wo have selected the best quality. NEELY and NEELY 119 SHERIDAN STREET LOUIS KOHLHAGEN, Prop. AW r ,
