Roseburg review., July 18, 1914, Image 5

bAXLY TVEATHEB REPORT I
U. S. Weather Bureau local office,
Roseburg, 24 hour, ending 6 .. m
Precipitation In inches and hou -
dredtbs:
Maximum temperature
Minimum temperature
Precipitation
Total preclp. since first of mo.
Normal preclp. for this month
102
56
0
.01
.32
Total preclp. from Sept. 1, to date
..26.84
Aver, preclp. from Sept. 1, 1877 'yesterday.
34.02j w. h. McMillan and H. 11. Danst
Total deficiency from Sept. 1. were down from lloaglin yesterday
.. 7.18 on business.
Average precipitation for 38 wet
Masons (Sent, to Slav. Inc.) as.nsV.
. .
WILLIAM BELL, Observer,
WEATHER FORECAST:
Falrtonlght and Sunday; continued
warm-
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned was, by an order of the
County Court of Douglas County
Oregon, dated June 22, 1914, ap
pointed administrator of the estate of
John Standley, deceased. All per
sons having claims against said es
tate are hereby notified to present
the same, properly verified, to the
undersigned at Camas Valley, Doug
las County, Oregon, within six
months from the date of this notice.
Dated July 9, 1914.
O. P. STANDLEY,
Administrator of the estate of John
Standley, deceased. T
It's Like Buying a
Government Bondj
when you buy our lumber a sure Hole! ut Grants Pass, spent last night
thing. We pride ourselves on quality I i Roseburg, a guest of Mr. Weaver
and reliability. These, with prompt-joi the I'mpqua Hotel,
nesa in filling orders, constitute our) F c Mt,(;regor, doputv sheriff nt
best business assets. And they bring , olendale, returned home last even
us trade. If you need anything injing (Uter i)ringinK liere one of tne
inorouguiy seuaunu muiuei, we "".prisoners who escaped Thursday.
SUppiJ 1L U1I bUi L HULiuc, w cai
prices
Hargrcaves Door and Lumber Co
Lo4-al Mfffs. of Iluildlng Miiteriiils.
PHONE 128
For freighting, moving, baggage,
piano, lumber, wood and
handling.
coal
AUTO SERVICE
We make a specialty of midnight
Easy riding car, with accommoda-
tlons for from 12 to 16 passengers.
H. J. Denn
Transfer and Storage Co.
Office phone 128.
Res. phone 104-L
Rice & Rice
Real Estate- Iu vestments
Insurance brokirs. Bonds,
warrants, and loans negoti
ated. Ho-ises for rent and
business exchange. Advice on
any part of Douglas County
and Its adaptnesp. Stock, fruit
and general farms for sale.
Business of all kinds. Some
very select stock ranches. City
property and businesses for
sale. Long tlmo Insurance at
very low latec, all old line
companies; no c'nance for spe
cial assessments as In mutual
companies. Alvays buy the
best It's the cl eapest.
Jvower floor Masonic bldg
Roseburg, Oregou
Farms & Ramies
Large tracts from $10 per
Acre up. Some with Good
improvements including
stock and farm implements
for $25 per acre.
ORCHARDS -TIMBER
T.ANDS CITY PROP
ERTY RENTALS
GEORGE ltlTEll
122 West Oak Street.
LOCAL NEWS.
J. F. Barker attended to business
matters at Sutherllu today.
V,;, Hlu,,h.eH ,'" a v!sltor bere(da "'
from Jlyrtlt, Creek yesterday.
J. C. Clarke, of Clendale, was a
business visitor hero yesterday.
C. X. Miller, of Corvallis, is spend
ing a few days in town on business.
Rock Springs and Knight coals at
Page's.
Mrs. R. V. PM!nr,t nnH lru u A
Smith were visitors hore rrnm liilh.nl
lrc XI...... M..11.... I -
."'": uua kV". "
oubiuu iu uptMia uie summer visiting i
w ith friends. Lou I limes, of the Grand Hotel,
I has returned here alter a few days
) Mward l.ggers. of Bandon, was a spent at Portland and other northern
1: today R0SL'bUrg V'""3'
,. , . " Mrs. 11. 11. Ilulhvinklo returned to
I Mrs. 1.. Hunt and wife, of Gold '),. i,.., ... ii.i,n H,;t. ,..,,i,,0- of.
Hill, were visitors in Itoseburg former a visit here with her mother, Mrs.
la lew hours Friday. Bales.
I .Mr. and Mrs. Frank Long left this
jmorning to spend the day with
friends at Sutherlln.
Mrs. C. J. Suter. of
Medford, is
In Hoseburg,
spending a few days
visiting with friends.
J. M. Downing, of Camas Valley,
was a business visitor in
for a few hours today.
itoseburg
F. W. Dodge, of Gold
Hill trans-
acted business matters in lioseburg
lor a few hours today.
Mrs. A. E. Shlriu returned to
Sutherlln last evening, after a few
days spent In Roseburg.
Silos at Page's, either the Weyer
haeuser model with a meney-back
guarantee, or the staves only.
Mrs. Ida Buiiyan, of Yoncalla,
spent Friday evening in Itoseburg,
looking after business matters.
II. C. Duulap, of Grants Pass, Is
spending a lew days In Roseburg,
looking after business matters.
Mrs. Charles McKlnley returned to
her home at Oakland this morning,
after a short' visit here with friends.
Mrs. E. Olmstead, of Reston. spent
.the day in Itoseburg visiting with
friends and looking after business
matter.!.
Mr. and Mrs. George Xaeve, of
Portland, spent the past few days
here on business. They
returned
homo this morning.
11. C. nunlnp, owner of the Oxford
F. H. Waite, of Sutherlln, came in this city. The garage will he large
over last evening on business. Helenough to accommodate two ma
says Sutherlln is booming, with jchines and will add preatlv to the
uuiiding activity evident on every
hand.
Patronize Farmers' Public Market
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. This
will benefit both consumers and pro
ducers. Prices always reasonable.
Rv. nlwl Mrs R V Inhn nn,l llm
Christie returned last evening from 1
Turner, where they attended the
mini convention of the Christian ,
Church.
Miss Hazel
Radabaugh, of Co-
'miillp Ipft iir thin mnriiinc f,...
'!" 'ef 1 ,',er,e, ''''l,,""
tl,ls "'ornlng.
I nr. anci airs, wininm Vanlluren
I and daughter arrived here last even-
lug from Portland to spend a few
days visiting with friends. They
made the trip in their auto, and re
port a delightful Journey.
J. F. Klcster and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Danser and Miss Smith Hen
derson leave here in a few days for
points on the North Itmpqua Itlver,
where they will spend a few weeks
enjoying their annual vacation.
Harvey Wells, treasurer of the lte
publlcan Btato central committee,
spent last night In Roseburg. He
was enroute home to Portland from
Coos Hay, and slopped off hero to
visit with Frank 10. Alley and other
friends.
F.dward Redfield and wlfo and . filing of the suit in the circuit Court
Mrs. Kthel Wilson and daughter, left yesterday, he appearing as plaint t IT
here early today for Portland, where and he company as defendant. The
they will visit with friends. They defendant is alleged to have delivered
are making the trip in Mr. Iledfleld's an indenture of mortgage to the
automobile, and hope to reach their 'plaintiff to secure the note. Pro
destination tonight. Icoediligs to sell the same property to
M. D. Warren, agent for Oregon l',,e tho nlu a"1"'1 for- T,,c
Relief Association of McMlnnvllln. I"""1 ' '-'u" iK requested as attor-
Oregon, with offices ot 214 Cass St
Your business solicited and carefully
looked after.
CeorKft
I.ooniis, formerly of Wll
bur,
, arriwd hero vesterdav after unleashed at night as w
en.-e of nine years, lie left for """V- Tlllfl is Pr,?at
abseii'
Wilbur this morning with his sister,
Minnie, where be will remain for
t,ome time. While away Mr. Loomis
Hiieiit liia time In Alaska and Cali
fornia. I
Ft. K. Hunt and father, K. A. Perry,
of Minneapolis, H. S. NichoU and
Hps'. Paul .1. Lux. of this city, spent
Friday on the North t'mpqua Itiver
in the vicinity of the Mate fish hatch
ery. They ratiRlit about 200 trout,
according to the statement of Mr.
Nichols
The Koselmitf baseball team left
for Ashland last evening by
mobile. wlure tills afternoon
auto-jfow
Hiey
met the rr-sular nine of that place.
Tomorrow the locals will play at
Gold Hill. Tbp boys remained over
nijiht at (llendale, continuing their i
Jourrey south this morning. I
The bran and Fborts at the Fruit;
(irow-rs' warehouse has a murh :
greater feeding value than ordinary (
bran and shorts. If you want re
sults, look it up. It doesn't cost any
more. Of course, if you want the old
kind they have that and you can get
It at a bargain price. dsw
LOCAL NEWS.
Miss Goldie Bishop went to Riddlt
today to remain for the next few
Dr. E. 1!. Stewart was called to
Hroi-kwav last evening on profession
al business.
Special Sunday Table d'Hote Din
ner, 75c; 5:30 to 8. Umpqua Hotol.
Mrs. 11. H. Hale went to Med'ford
this morning to visit with her sister
for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. (1. Wade arrived
here from Drain this morning lor a
short business visit.
W. J. Clark, the Looking Glass
rancher, snent the day in Itoseburg
attending to various business ntut-
'era.
m,-3. l. s. Doble, of Eugene, who
'hail been visiting at Marslii'ield, left
here this morning, niter a short visit
with friends.
Mrs. C. II. Cleaves and two child
ren left this morning for Grants
Pass, where they will spend about
jtnrL' weeks with her mother.
R. F. Lewis, of Minneapolis, is
spending a lew tlays Hi Itoseuurg
visitiuK at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence on Sunshine ranch.
V. C. Knighton, state architect,
arrived in Uosehurg this morning to
spend a day inspect ing the armory
now in course of erection on Oak
street.
Postal Inspector S. II. Morse, re
cently transferred to Portland, ar
rived here this morning to spend a
day or two in the interest of the pos
tal service. '.
George Schlosser came In from the
Sunshine ranch this morning after
supplies. Together with his family,
Mr. Schlosser has been spending the
past three weeks there.
Patronize Farmers Public Market
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. This
will benefit both consumers and pro
ducers. Prices always reasonable.
William Maine has filed a suit In
the Justice Court against William
Green to collert a board hill amount-
to 'rlie Ptit.utiff claims he
is uue ior six weens noaxu ai per
week.
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Hart rum left
hero this morning for Tiller, from
where the former leaves for a couple
of weeks trip through the forest re
serves to make a series of inspec
tions. D. J. Stewart is building a modern
and attractive irarace. near his home
convenience of both Mr. Stewart ana
his son, Dr. Earl Stewart.
Glendnle News: T. A. Rnffety and
family returned to Hoseburg Wed
nesday, after a ten days' outing on
upper Cow ('reek, nrur Anchor. Mr.
Rnffety slated that they had a very
pleasant time, with plenty of fine
nii-!trol,t ' eilt- ,le also reported deer
i"v"1'""'
You can buy Golden Harvest Flour,
a fine, hard wheat flour, at the Fruit
urowers warenouse, hitofb tne track
from the depot, for $1.00 a sack. A
pretty good time to lay in the wiu
ter's supply. dsw
F. C. Fitzpatriek and wife and lM
ward Thornton and wife leave here
tonight for t'avltt Creek, where they
will camp for several days. From
there they will contlnuo tnetr Journey
east, eventually passing a few days
on Craler Lake. They expect to be
gone until about September 10.
Because ho stole four pocket
knives from all Oakland drug store,
tleorge Francis, of Oakland, was
brought here this morning by Deputy
Sheriff Kruse and committed to the
county jail. II'; was sentenced at
Oakland yesterday to a term of !H
days. The details of the robbery were
not obtainable this morning.
I Kalcin Slalosinan : The rmpiiun
'I. and and Water Company is involved
tin a SIl'io promissory note .suit. O.
K. UeWitt being Instrumental In the
ney's fees.
The Hoseburg Garage lias installed
electric lights iu their wash rooms.
Hereafter automobiles may be
ell as in the
advantage to
owners whose cars are busy during
the day.
Drain Herald: Prof. Lea returned
from Itost'hurg la.-t rial u rday morn
ing with his daughter, Anna, who
had been at Mercy I ( (is pit ;il for a
abort time. Mis-s Anna had her ton
sils removed and under we tit other
throat treatment. The opvi a ion was
entire!)- suet e.-M til juid Alma i doing
finely AI Kent and wife ar
rived TiieRiliiy lioin Klamath Knlln,
where Mr. Kent ivn'iiiiy void his In
terest in a conte. tionei v hmonesK to
his nnriner. Tliev will visit here a
,iaVK, when Mr. Kent and l. V.
.Knvkendall. of Klamath Kails, will
on r.n extended hunting trip In the
;i nip reek count ry, pout h w est of
Klkton
"THE OLD RELIABLE'
REM EDTroRMEN
AT DnUGGIF.TS.QaTRiAL BOX BY MAIL GOt
FflCM PlANTfN 9J HENKYST BROOKLYN. NY.
. -"BEWARE OF I M I TAT' ON G
LOCAL NEWS.
Mrs. R. W. Long was
business
visitor here today.
Grant Clayton, of Dillard. was a
business visitor in Hoseburg for a
few hours today.
Mrs. C. L. Pearson came over from
Sutherlln this morning for a few
days visit with friends.
Special price on sidewalk top while
it lasts, at Page's.
James Dona lie w and Frank Cain
leave for Kiddle this evening, where!
t'uey will spend Sunday.
Miss Itertha Greenwood, of Port
land, arrived here this morning to
spend a couple of weeks with friends.
Mrs. Mary Hansen, of Corvallis.
is expected here this evening to visit
with her daughter, who lives several
miles south of the city.
George Hoover, who bad been
spending a few clays in lioseburg,
visiting with his brother, Dr. K. V.
Hoover, leaves for Portland tonight.
P. L. Willis, brother of the late
Judge Willis, arrived here from Port
laud this morning by automobile. He
is enroute south and Is accompanied
by a party of friends.
The Douglas Creditors Association
has filed a suit in the Justice Court
against Tom Mart, of Wilbur. Plain
tiff asks to collect the sum of $12,
alleged to be due on account.
We will Install a gas' range iu
your kitchen for $21, on terms to
suit your pocket book. Ore. Gas Co.
The courthouse lawn has proven
one of the popular local resorts dur
ing the present spell of hot weather.
Many tired mothers and children
spend hours there under the shade of
the giant trees.
John Knger and wife will spend
SllIHllll' nil IJtMt RiVOr TllPV PV -
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pect to leave here early iu the morn- i am a regularly nominated candl
ing and return in the cool of the date for Representative in tho Legls
evening. They will take with theru lature from Douglas County, ou the
plenty of fishing eTiulpmeut and ex -
pect to return here with a beautiful
siring of trout.
H. F. Skinner, William llond and
.lack Wharton have returned here, af
ter three weeks trip to Crater Lake.
They went by way of the North Ump
qua River and returned via I'eel. The
young men report a most enjoyable
outing and were successful in catch
ing any amount of fish.
Mrs. J. II. Hooth entertained de
lightfully at her beautiful home Fri
day afternoon. There were ten
ladies present, including several from
Sutherlin. Light refreshments were
served. The lioot h home was beau
tifully decorated, and those present
spent a delightful afternoon.
The Weyerhaeuser Silo, tried,
proved and guaranteed. See Page
Investment Co.
G. P. Caluse, of Bend, Ore., ai
rived here last evening from points
in California, where he spent the past,
few weeks. He is making a tour of
the Pacific Coast and will spend a
few days here. He nays Roseburg is
one of the prettiest towns he has
visited, both with regard to improve
ments and natural scenery.
Charles Openheimor, of Toledo,
Ohio, arrived in Roseburg this morn
ing, accompanied by his wife and two
daughters. They are making a tour
of the coast, and will remain here un
til Sunday evening, when they will
go to Newport. They are traveling
by automobile and report a delight
ful journey. They report, good roads,
with the exception of spots in Okla
homa, which are very rough.
D. K. Wood and wife, t he former
of whom will succeed S. II. Morse,
who was recently transferred to Port
land, arrived here this morning and
is now looking for hounekeeplng chine, with automatic lift head,
rooms. Mr. Wood has been in the 'guaranteed for 10 years, only $25.00
Government, service for several years,. ' 1
and Is considered a very efficient em- A six drawer, roller bearing ma
Ploye. He says he Ih delighted wilh'ci wUh automatic lit head, guar
Koselmrg. and considers it one of the
most metropolitan towns of Us size an teed for 30 years, only ...$28.00
on the coast. J A fll)1 cn)nt.t( ron0r bearing, ro-
Call at Kandy Kitchen for home- tary shuttle machine, the best ma
,rl?u" 'a(,e the company, fully
Hiinruiitocil for 10 years, beautiful
rZ?,raZr!!Z". "' " ' '- '
Hamilton, east of the city, a general l''uul of In auy homo, only $42.00
fire alarm was sounded shortly bo- Com in and Boo them; 10 days
fore noon today. The firemen rushed free trial. All goods dulivored any
to the station but upon learning of where , tho Ul)HeiI st(it Needles
the location of the lire, decided that . , . , .
their presence would result iu no flt n,llke of c,lln 20c per
particular good. Later a number of dozen by parcels post.
men went to the srene of the fire in
order to avert, its further spread. At
noon tlie smoke from the fire could
jo seen for miles. The damage i .is
nominal.
Yesterday's warm weather had the!
effect of attract ing several hundred
young people to the swimming hole
near Alexander's grove, lat evening.
: I he water could not have been bet-!
ter, and a grand time was enjoyed
j by all who cliantrd to be there. Alex
' ander's grove seems to be gelling
more and more popular ax time
'pusses. Not a day passes but what
i t here are ma ny people congregate
there to enjoy the shade of the giant
joaks and the hn-e.es from the l.'mp
j'Mia River. j
Two civil rapes in (, .hist (eo Court
'were tiled today against L. (. King,
! iiiaiiiiK'T of the , and .1. Ri'stauiaiii,
oil Sheridan slreH, ami attaihriiHiits
Jon various wnins of mom y owing the
.defendant hae Men served. K. C.
Rog is. cook at the rpi-iaurant, has
fib ! suit through AM unlets Albert.
! Abraham and K. R. Whipple for
$I7,T.'i, al'.ei;e.j to (, dip. an wsgey,
and the furtlir sum of for at-
tornevn' fees. Roj-crs ciaims the sum
jdiie lor L'X tlavH of MTvice, on which
'he h"en paid '..''. Dr. George
K. Ilomk ban fib-d. the other suit
through the hnueja- Creditor.;' Asso
ciation. He claims $2S due for medi
cal services.
Have you run your eye over the
Rfmfatlonal prim lint In the adv. of
the rmp'i'ia Vaib.y Kruit Cnion In
this ismie? That is what co-operation
can do. dsw
AXWtXCEMENT.
i Our stockholders have instructed
jus to sell our business In auy man-
ner that the directors may deem to
the best advantage of the stockhold
ers. After several months' effort to
get a satisfactory bid for the stock
and fixtures as a whole, we have de
cided to put the entire stock on sale
at prices that should clean it out
within a few days time.
Accordingly, on Saturday night,
August 1, 1914, the store will be
closed for two or three davs to idve
us u chance to get the stock ar-
ranged for a sale.
We have no old, stale articles In
our stock to work off onto the public,
but are ottering our entire stock of
clean, fresh, staple and fancy gro
ceries at prices many of which will
be below cost. Tho entire stock must
go, regardless of price.
All our credit accounts will be
closed Saturday night, August 1st,
after which time all goods will be
sold for spot cash only. All persons
owing us on accounts are requested
to settle same with us either before
or promptly alter the first of August,
so that we may pay off our creditors
and close up our affairs without un
necessary delay and expense.
Remember our big sale opens
about August 5th, so save your cash
and take advantage of Its genuine
bargains.
Watch for sales opening announce
ment. ItOSKBFRG ROCHDALE COMPANY.
CIIAXGK OF DIXXEK 110VRS.
The usual Sunday chicken dinner
will be served at the Roseburg Hotol
from 5 to 7 p. m., instead of ut noou,
as heretofore.
KOK H K V K FSEX TAT IV E.
'P itm ..ntnra nf n,,,.lno Pn..nir.
.democratic ticket. I favor less taxes
and less laws, and If elected will use
my best efforts to secure such legis
lation as will bring that result. On
this pledge 1 respectfully ask your
support ou Nov. 3, 1914.
W. S. HAMILTON.
ADMlXISTltATOH'S NOTICE.
Notice Is given that the undor
slgned wus by an order of the Coun
ty Court for Douglas County, Ore.,
made and entered on the 8th day of
.Iu ne, 1914, appointed administrator
with the will annexed of the estate
of James Byron, deceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pre
sent the snnie properly verified, to
tho undersigned at Olnlla, DoughiB
County, Oregon, within six mouths
from the date ot this notice.
Dated Juno 26, 1914.
LUCY JENNINGS,
Administrator with the will annexed
of estate of James Byron, de
ceased. M
Sewing
Machines
Wo handle the Eldridgo Sewing
Machine, manufactured by tho Na
tional Hewing Machine Co. We buy
direct from the manufacturer and
can nave you the Middleman's Profit.
A four-drawer, ball bearing mn-
Yours For Business
G.W.Young &Co
K.XPKItT JHWKI.KKS.
Phcma 214. UOHKUIJRO, ORKGON.
Why Not Get Your
Gasoline
AT
Johnson's Drug Store
AND GET
Green Trading Stamps
How You May Know
Tills Is the first of a Borios of ails, that we ure going to run to In
form tho general public so Hint thoy may know that the goods
they buy are unqualifiedly aud unreservedly guaranteed; that they
have been put under technical examination and tests outside of the
Government test, aud passed, and admitted as first class by one of
the leading magazines of the country that has placed a ban on Im
pure products and a star on the first qusllty goods.
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
Tho magazine that has given much publicity to pure food pro
ducts maintains two institutes, one Good Housekeeping Institute
and the Good Housekeeping Bureau of Foods, Sanitation and Health.
THE STAR. SERVICE
Here in one of these two laboratories are tested all foods and toilet
preparations that are Natlouully advertised, and if it is absolutely
pure and us represented it is given a star mark. Such goods
you can rely upon as being "PUKE FOOD," and to get that kind
you should ask us for the brund that Is honored by this service. In
our next ad we will give you a list of them.
MARSHALL'S Pure Food Store
NOTICE TO COXTKACTOUS.
Notice Is hereby given that sealed
bids will bo received hy the County
Court for grading a section ot the
county road known as the Hlce Hill
road, in Sections 20, 29 and 'AO,
Township 23 South, Kunge 5 West,
Willamette Meridian, Douglas Coun
ty, Oregon, according to the plans
and specifications on file with the
THE CASH STORE
Let us pack your groceries foryour summer outing. We have what
you want at lowest cash price In town. Dy our system of checking
nothing is forgotten.
THE CASH STORE
WE SAVE TOD MONET
12S W. Can Street.
Phone
No man can appreciate the hes of it, until he lias had the worst or
It a few times.
When looking Tor first grade ?oods come or phone to the
North Side Grocery
MnyonnnUo Salad Dressing, Creamed Horseradish, Cream Salad
Mustard, Orape Juice, Pinenpplo Juice, Olives, green or ripe, and
Pickles of all kinds.
North Side Grocery
N. Jackson & Winchester Sta., Phone 324, HoBoburg, Ore.
WEST SIDE GROCERY
the place for the best fancy nd staple groceries. Large stock
and good variety. The bout goods money can buy. Tou save time
ami money by trading with us. Phone your orders, we deliver any
where. We Give Roseburg StampJCo's. Checks.
DOWELL & BENEDICK
PHONE 29 WEST ROSEBURG, ORE-
Sugar Cured Hams, Sugar Cured Shoulders
Sugar Cured Bacon, Pure Lard
All made in Roseburg. We also haudle FORT JONES
CREAMERY 15UTTER. Give us a trial.
The Cass Street Market
107 West Cass St.
Deering
Champion
McCoriTlick Tedders
Wc ship in carloads ditect from the factory, aud
ct the latest improved machines. The Up-to-Date
machines do not cost you any more than the old style
Why not get the best for your money?
J. R Barker & Co.
Roseburg
Implements
County Clerk. Bids must be on fll
I by 10 o'clock a. m., Monday, July
1 27th, 1914, and accompanied by a
InaWlfUJ l t. l.t- ..... ' .
.u...iiuu i-iiucti puyauie 10 ine uoumy
Treasurer equal to five per cent (6
per cent) of the amount of the bid.
y oruer or tne County Court.
Dated July 3rd, 1914.
bw E. H. LENOX. County Clerk.
Have Arundel tune It.
270.
Roseburg, Oregon.
LOUIS KOIILIIAGEN, Prop.
Mowers
B inders
Rakes
& Vehicles
Oregon