Roseburg review., July 20, 1914, Image 5

DAILY WEATHEW REPOUT
LOCAL XEW8.
LOCAL 5EW3.
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LOCAL NEWS.
V. S. Weather Bureau, local office,
Roseburg, 24 hours ending i a. m.
lodiy. Sunday
i recipitatioa m tncnes ana nnu-. ( a
dredths:
Maximum teniptrature
Minimum temperature
Precipitation
Total precip. Bince first of mo.
Howard, of Coqullle. was a
.01
Normal precip. for this month .:!
Total precip. from Sept. 1, to date
20.81
Aver, precip. from Sept. 1, 1877
34.03
Total deficiency uoin Sept. 1.
7.21
Average precipitutiuu for ilti wet
seasons (Sept. to May, inc.) S3. OS
WILLIAM UELL, Observer.
WEATHER FORECAST:
Fair tonight and Tuesday.
Grant Clayton, of Dillard, was a Mrs. Carl 1). Shoemaker is spend-) B. B. Haines was in from Dlxou-
itor in Itoseburg for a few hours Ins a lew days viBiung wuii ineuuu . n..o jcsiv.ua,.
at Lugene. j, jj. irwlu, of Teu Mile, spent
William Mcllee left here Sunday Stinuuy visiting in tins city.
afternoon to visit a few days with
relatives at Eugene.
Special price on sidewalk top while
It lasts, at Page's.
John Hanks returned here Satur
day evening from his ranch at Hound
visitor In itoseburg for a few hours
911 Sunday.
y W. 0. Wade and wife, of Drain,
I were visitors in KoBCburg Saturday
night and Sunday.
11. .1. McDevitt, of North llend,
ADMIXISTltATOU'S NOTICE.
spent Saturday in Itoseburg looking , I'rairie where ne put up c.e..w
alter business interests. iof hay.
S A.. I.eumun, of North llend, Medford Tribune: Miss Fay Hat-
i, , i hcinoia in ii.txpiui r for! field has returned to her home at
Itosenur!
Medford.
few hours Saturday evening.
Dr. Townsend, of Portland, Is
alter a fortnight's visit in
Notice Is given that the under
signed was by an order of the Coun
ty Court for Douglas County, ore.,
made and entered on the 8th day of
June, 1914, appointed administrator
Willi the will annexed oi the estate
of James llyron, deceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pre
sent the same properly veriiied, to
the undersigned at Olalla, Douglas
County, Oregon, within six mouths
from the date of this notice.
Dated June 26, 1914.
LUCY JENNINGS,
Administrator with the will annexed
of estate of James Uyron, de
ceased. M
Miss l.ydia Dodge, of Marshfield,
is spending a lew days in Itoseburg
visiting with her friend, Miss Eliza
beth Munn.
K. 1.. Watson left yesterday after
noon for Winchester, where he and
Frank Cavender, a local railroad ,is son, Floyd, are keeping some cat-
einpioye, spent Saturday and Sunday
in Portland looking after official mat-
Fpendliig a few days in Roseburg vis
iting with his son, John Townsend.
Silos at Page's, either the Weyer
haeuser model with a ineney-back
guarantee, or the staves only.
M. A. Eddy returned to Winches
ter this morning, after a visit here
of several days.
Miss Ethel I.ehnherr, of Camus
Valley, arrived In Roseburg last
Georeo Holler has returned from
Portland, w here he spent a few days
enjoying his annual vacation.
Judge John S. Coke and family,
of Coos Bay, arrived here this inorn
lui. he auto, enroute to Portland.
I land. He reports the weather very
Charles Miller, manager of the Ho- , warm there last Saturday.
tel I'mpciun, left this morning for:
Eugene, to spend a day or two ou
business.
LOCAL XBWS.
1. M. Irwin, of Ten Mile, was a
business visitor tu Roseburg for a
few hours today.
Rock Springs and Knight coals at
Page's.
Miss Jeanette Calkins, of Eugene,
Is spending a few days In Ruseburg i
visiting with friends.
W. I. Vawter, of Medford, arrived !
In Roseburg last evening to look
after various business mutters.
M. E. Edwards, of llorubrook, Cal.,
arrived here Sunday to spend a few
daB looking after business uffuirs.
1 A. J. Lilburn returned here Sun
day after a few days spent at' Port
ters.
Mr. Osborne, who ha sheen spend
ing some time at ttie Mt. Alto Ranch,
left here Saturday night for Boston,
Mass.
A. 11. llcaslee
Itost-burg Sunday
tie for a few days.
J. 1). Zurcher and Frank Alley left
norma, where they expect to locate
permanently.
C. A. Brand has returned from
Portland where he attended a meet
ing of the North Pacific Fruit Dis
tributors' Association.
William Van lluren, wife and
daughter
day from
here Sunday night for Portland wuere
business affairs require their atten
tion for a few days.
George Hoover returned to Port
land Saturday night alter a few days
and family leftispent in Itoseburg visiting wltn nis
lor Winters, Cal-;i,rother, Dr. E. V. Hoover.
Mrs. J. I.. Beckley, of Klamath
Falls, arrived here last evening to
jvlsit some time at the home ot ner
brother-in-law, P. W. necnie.v, .
this city.
When vou cook with gas you have
no kindling to split, wood to carry,
who arrived here Sutur-, dirt to clean up, ashes to carry out
Portland expect to remain 'or time to waste.
Miss Maud Reynolds, stenographer
W. in the offices of the J. F. l.use Land
Conipanv, at Sutherlin, spent Suiidaj
lu Roseburg. She was registered at a
local hotel.
liiirrv Pearce and wife and Geo.
Culver spent Saturday evening In Gar
den Vallev where they enjoyed a
.i.i .liinle elven by a resident of
here during the entire summer.
M. F. Rice and wife and B.
Hat 's and wile spent Sunday in the
country. A picnic dinner was one of
i lie enjoyable features of the occas
ion. Mrs. W. C. I.aird. wife of a stage
driver or the Roseburg-Marshl'leld
iine, accompanied her husband here
on his
noon.
regular trip Saturday after-:tilut locality.
Call at Kandy Kitchen for home-'
made doughnuts and sweetmeatB. 312
N. Jackson street. i
O. F. Yake and W. Pitman, of: ,,,...., .,,i, ,,.,..j i,,
Marshfield, arrived here Sunday to , , ' .,...,
spend a few days looking after husi- , , " ''""' ' ' ' l
uess matters. I i , p ssn,,.
The Weyerhaeuser Silo, tried, in.
proved and guaranieed. See Page, ,tnuiU.y. Jack Roberts and
Investment Co. , .,,. ,,,. ,,
Miss Hazel Frease left this morn- evening, after spending Sunday at
ing for her home at Rapid City, S. 1). j the Blakeley rapids on the North
She had been visiting with her uncle, Uiupqun River.
J. O. Anderson. I .,.,. r.ii nm! wife nf Marsh-
Judge F. M. Calkins, of Medford, field, arrived here last evening en-
arrived here last evening with his route home after a few days spent
family, and left this morning on a at t'orvallls, where Judge Coke held
tour of the state. a term of court.
V. J. Daniels, J. W. James and Attorney C. A. Sehlbrede, of
Clyde Applegate, of Riddle, left this Marshfield, arrived here Sunday to
morning for Winchester to work on spend n day or two looking after
the county bridge. Ivnrlous business matters. He Ib en-
. . ,, . , .'route to Salem and Portland.
Eugene Register: Mrs. E. A. Jones
and Miss Elsie Kisner, of Roseburg, William Boll, the local weather
are visiting for a few dnvs with Mr. observer, who has been Rpetidlng the
and Mrs. C. S. Choate, of 493 Sixth past two weeks at Puget Souud
avenue east. I points, will return here Wednesday,
I ,iix.nr,lliiir in li.ttnrH received here
Miss Mattle Perry, a popular clerk to(a.
In the local postofflce, returned here.
Snnrinv Briar nnenilinir her annual Corvallls Gazette: l.ee Bell has
vacation nt Medford and other come from Baker to visit his parents,
Southern Oregon cities.
Dr. A. F. Sether returned here
How You May Know
This Is the first of a series of ads. Unit we are going to run to In
form the geueral public so that they may know that the goods
they buy are unqualifiedly and unreservedly guaranteed; that they
have boeu put under technical examination and tests outside of the
Government test, mid passed, and admitted as first class by one of
the leading magazines of the country that has placed a baa on Im
pure products and a star on the first quality goods.
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
The magazine that has given much publicity to pure food pro
ducts maintains two institutes, one Good Housekeeping institute
and the Guod 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 Nationally advertised, and if it Is absolutely
pure and as represented It Is given a star mark. Such goods
you can rely upon na being "PURE FOOD," and to get that kind
you should ask us for tho brand that is honored by this service. In
our next ud we will give you a list of them.
MARSHALL'S Pure Food Store
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
County Clerk. Bids must be on file
by 10 o'clock a. in., Monday, July
27th, 1914, and accompanied by a
coil I fled check payable to the County
Notice is hereby given that Bcnled
bids will be received by the County
Court for grading a auction ot the Treasurer equal to five per cent (5
county road known as the Rice 11111 nor cent) of the amount of the bid.
road, lu Sections 2U, zu una ju, ny order or the county court.
Township 23 South. Range 5 West, Dated July 3rd, 1914.
Willamette Meridian, Douglas Coun- sw E. H. LENOX. County Clerk,
ty, Oregon, according to the plans j o
and specifications ou file with the I Have Arundel tune It.
It's Like Buying a
Government Bond
when you buy our lumber a sure
thing. We pride ourselves on quality
and reliability. These, with prompt
ness in filling orders, constitute our
best business assets. And they bring
us trade. If you need anything in
thoroughly seasoned lumber, we can
supply it on short notice, lowest
prices.
Hargrcaves Door and Lumber Co
Locnl Mfgs. of BtlildiiiK Materials.
Ilarrv Slocuni and family left here
Sunday by niitoniobile for Winchester i Merc
Bay and other coast resorts. 1 hey
expects to be gone for about two oi
three weeks.
hnanitul. where she has ueen
receiving treatment, left yesterday for
her home at Riddle.
Charles llendrich, of Walla Walla,
A. Hurst and wife, who have was an aiirval here last evening
been spending the past few days In will, with his wile, who is now nore,
RoBeburg left lor Salem Sunday. I spend the next three weeks at the
Tiiev live in Nevada, where Mr. Hurst! home of Mrs. Rochester.
r il. ICiimliiir nftav n nmiulA nf w aalr a Btiatlt
Miss Agnes Nichols, wno 101 ii ; . . ui ..., .. .......
past few weeks has neen com m, ; r -
is employed as yard master by one
of the trunk railroads.
Patronize Farmers' Public Market
Mrs. John Hanks ami .uiss
u.ui, ... ovnm-icd to return here
from Salem about Wednesday.
Mrs.
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. This Hunks recently underwent nn opeia
wlll benefit both consumers and pro- don there and from all reports she
ducers. Prices always reasonable. is recovering nicely.
Gold Hill News: Mrs. Lulu J. Vea- Bandon Recorder:
nn :,n,l U:r 1 w I'n v HhcIips. nf , -. I I l..vn v of the Oregon
I?,, ,.),, vluil,.,l .n Vo,lm.,lnv a i r I.- Mrs Kale l.illldo.. liresi-
ihe home of their aunt. Mrs. J. M. ' dent of the state Rubekah assembly,
Unison, of this city, while returning ' will officially visit Bandon lodge
The climate there. Dr. Sether says,
has greatly relieved his hay fever.
Dr. and Mrs. J. R.. N. Bell for a time.
He biiw the sanctum of sanctums lu
the Masonic Temple this morning and
is enthused over Its beauty.
Douglas County Creamory butter,
only 6&o for two pound squure. Ask
your grocor tor It. Patronize home
iudustry.
J. II. DeAntln and Miss M. D. Sy-
lott. of Yroka, Cal., arrived here last
Thomas Gustafson and Miss C. L.
Wessela, both of Scottsburg, arrived
here late Sunday by automobile and
aioiM'eu ... i .uiu. . v..- . . ,,,,uA rniilo to
this ""' . .7 ., ' " 7.i..
Portland ano oiner no. .. ..n..
journey south
PHONE 128
For freighting, moving, baggage,
piano, lumber, wood and coal
handling.
AUTO SERVICE
We make a specialty of midnight
"joyriders." trips to country dances,
picnics, fishing, hunting and camping
parties.
Easy riding car, with accommoda
tions for from 12 to 16 passengers.
H. J. Denn
Transfer and Storage Co.
Office phone 128. Res. phnne 104-L
from
Falls
a week spent,
relatives.
with Kluuiath
.1.
Conductor Al Veatrh. who arived
here on Saturday afternoon's south
bound local train reported several big
lives raging ill the vicinity of Pass looked ofler.
Creek Cnnyor.. A large mini her ol
men were brought to Pass Creek from
Cottage Grove and at noon Sunday
the fire was under control.
Grants Pass Courier: Mrs. O. O.
Oium welil to Gleiidale Saturday to
spent Sunday with her husband
Mrs. A. F. Palm relumed to Rose
burg Saturday morning after visiting
relatives and friends. She was ac
companied by Miss Hilda Lanipke,
who will visit in Roseburg.
Thursday evening,
M D Warren, agent for Oregon
Relief Association of McMinnvllle.
Oregon, with offices at 214 Cass St.
Your business soiiciieu umi uuo."i
Untied their
morning.
U m puna trout fi es tied on pennell
turn down eyed hooks. Halford dry
fly gets the big, wise trout In the
deep holes. Made expressly for J. H.
Sykes.
, Stale Game Warden Evans r-
Gnind Master turned here last evening from the inst Friday night, nothing Iiiib been
O. 'country districts and left for Port- heard regarding Its whereaDouts. i no
land and Salem. He inspected a officers believe the machine wub
number of state properties, Includ- j "ditched" by the thief somewhere
ing the fish hatchery on the North between Roseburg uiul Eugene.
1 T in l.ii n ii River. I
... .. .. . c...... John
ji vmn ii, i.iu wc. hiiuwii ouii.n- i
ern Pacific conductor, who bus been
They report the roads in fairly good
condition, with the exception of me
canyon south of Canyoiiville.
Although the officers have mado
every effort to locate the bicycle
stolen from the porch of the O. C.
Baker home, in North Roseburg, late
July 23.
Rice & Rice
Real Estate- Investments
Insurance broksrs. Bonds,
warrants, and loans negoti
ated. Ho'ises for rent and
business exchange. Advice on
any part of Douglas County
and its ndaptnees. Slock, fruit
and general farms for sale.
Business of all kinds. Some
very select stock ranches. City
property and lusinesses for
sale. Long time insurance at
very low rater, all old line
companies; no rtance for spe
cial assessments as in mutual
companies. Alvays buy the
beet It's the cl eapest.
Lower floor Masonic bldg
Roseburg, Oregon
Acer. ling to letters received from
Dallas. Civile Faulkner, the engineer
who was recently injured when the
locomotive which he "was operating
crashed with a bridge on the Salem,
Falls City & Western Railroad, con
tinues to'improve at a hospital there.
Faulkner's mother, who lives ill Itose
burg, is si ling a few days with
him. .
The bran and shorts at the Fruit
Growers' warehouse has a much
greater feeding value than ordinary
bran and shorts. If you want re
sults, look it up. It doesn't cost nny
more. Of rourse. if you want the old
kind they have that and you can get
it at a bargain price. dsw
D. Zuivher, who is a witness In
the case of the I nneu niu.ts i.u.
ernnielit vs. "Ted" Minard and sev
eral other persons charged with
fraudulent use of the mans, reu....-
ed here early Sunday morning
Portland.
Mrs I P Martin, of Grants Pass.
'" '. .. .. , i ...HI ..lull fnr
arrived here huniia a.... ...
t lie next two weeks wiiu
Mrs Walter Singleton. She was also
accompanied by her son, Clyde Mar
tin and the hitter's wife, who win
spend their vacation near here.
Mrs Anna McCoy, who Uvea on
East Douglas street, sustained quite
severe injuries of the arm and wrist
a Tew days ago when she fell from
the rear porch of her home. Hie
injuries were dressed by a physic nn
and the patient is improving rapidly.
i o men-iii el on. who has boen
spending some lime at Cottage Grove
and other Lane county towns arrived
, u,iv in snend a few days look-
inn alter various business interests.
lr. Cherri.igK.n says Cottage Grove
is growing rapidly and that co.isld
rable building iiclivity prevails there
aim sustained a number of
minor lnlurieB lute lust evening when
...i,i,.u i,e uiir drivlnir from
suffering from rheumatism for some K()BuburB t0 his home near Dlxon
time past, is pluuuing to spend a few became frightened and ran
weekH nt Hot Springs, Arkansas. In Mp ,,,, nm ,.euched a point
the event he makes the trip as ex- f m(,8 ,,nHt of towni hen
pected he will be accompanied by his f t)0 ,)()ta ,10,illg the single
daughter, who lives in this city. jtrce bo(.allie loosened nud allowed
Louis Kohlhagcn, tho butcher, left the tongue of the vehicle to fall to
here this morning for Myrtle Point, the ground. This frightened the to am
where he owns a large ranch, lie and they started down he road at a
received word Sunduy that a forest high rate of Bpeed. They had pro
fire was raging there and he thought ceeded but a short distance, however
It best to go to the coast to protect when the tongue came In lr
his property. While there Mr. Kohl- with a rock and 'aim was l"o
hagen will cut several acres of hay over the dashboard of his bugi,y to
ns well ..s niber l-ibIm. lie was nc- the ground. The team continued ts
companlcd by Sam Swlcknrd, of Dll-lurd.
Medford Sun: The homo of Mrs.
I,. Johnson, of Gold Hill, was robbed
Friday. Two nuggets valued at $100
wild flight, with the result tnai me
vehicle was somewhat damaged.
George Crane, who chanced to he
returning here, nfter a few hours
spent ut Dlxonvlllo, assisted Mr.
i,.i. into hi hiieirv anil took 111 in
at the present nine.
Coos Pay Times: Mrs. R. YA . Mars- riieve habitual cen
ters and children and Grandma Hons- "n ,,, lake regularly a mild
, r. of Itoseburg. are expected on the . Regulets are rocom
evening train to visit Mrs. Marsters ,(.d for this purpose. 25c a box
sisier, Mrs. Jet tie Kendall, of Hunker pn ,d "r 'm 1
Hill ..;.Mvsterv still surrounds the url,g s,orns-
di-appearance of Ralph Culver, aged SuHierlin people who spent hun-
who left his room nt L'::H Market dav in Itoseburg report a forest fire
Mr.et last Mondav morning about 7 raging a short distance from that
o'clock declaring that he had not li- mwn. Men were sent to the rire
i-,u lo' live for and that luck was zone nud it is mil likely that any
n "a i i 1 him He took none of his great amount of damage will f'1"1-
,.,., .-ml efi'.'iis when he left the similar fires have been reported
l,, ,,,! Mrs K. M. Johnson, who (roni various sections of the countv
. . . . ..... ...... -.1 ! ., .. li,.ii,a f.i.ira i.... ! il.iK.Mt CVCrV
tee 111 KI'U ,...,....
Farms & Ramies
Large tracts from $10 per
Acre tip. Some with Oootl
improvements incliulniK
stock and farm implements
for 25 per acre.
ORCHARDS - TIMI'.KR
LANDS CITY PROP
ERTY RENTALS
GEORCE RITER
12J West Oak Street.
that he lias i imiliiitted suicide or met
with foul play.
K iceno Guard: R. A. Ilnolh re
turned this morning from Yoncalla.
where he spent a few days with his
soli en tin- farm. He found crop con
ditions fair and the farmers all busy
h;trve-lii:c lack Finiieran, Dr.
oVville W aller aad W. S. Mi-George
r.-'iinriig la-t night from a week's
i, m, .,, M.irshfii-ld. report having seen
,.,, t ies h. -tween l-.iKion a'"i
t IV. I
Ilia
vide
, n the liriiin sine oi tne ui
1 he fire- were not serious, but
burning over old burns. The
left K-lgetie t)V way OI
111' 11
Wi'li
1 the
in.-t'e Pacini-Sin-law
to Gh
and went
insla lice
flames have
gnat dil'liiuHy
fire fighters.
vvl.il,. ..tlelilliting to
corner at the intersect ion of Cass
and .laikson streets Saturday even
ing W I Weaver, of Ihe 1 mpipia
hotel, allowed his new Hudson tour
iK ,,,r to "iiue lu contact with
h-gr iph pole near the odd Fellows
1 1 ... .,c B..r.illir.
1.. It. ,. ,,. Ill' i.M-n ... -,
.. ...i.. r, Ml. -is wer or
damaged. In
". .. ' ii-ii. south on .lai kson
.''.'.. .....i :. iiiiiiut to turn
.,.s Mie.-t Wiieil He
the part of the
round the
1.-
... .li.milie the details
Mi- Weaver sain ue
apiece, n revolver and ten dollars In to (le imier's home, where ho was
change was taken. The Johnson v(, necessary medical attention,
family was away from their home at Tnc rnnan,. occurred at about 1 1 :30
tho time of the robbery. The burglar (lt ,,11,1, and fortunately there were
gained entrance through u sldo win- few vccles on the road ut the time,
dow bv tearing off tho screen and .
breaking the window pane. No clue' Itching piles provoke protaniiy 0111
was left, but authorities think it the profanity won't remove them. Donn s
work of tramps. .Ointment is recommended for itching
.. 'blooding or protruding pllos. DOc at
Have you run your eye over the " , 1
sensational price list In the adv. nf '"' ruB "tu '
tho Uinpoua Valley Fruit Union in
this Issue? That IB what co-operation
can do. dsw
WATCHES
Are you In the market for a watch?
,, If so, we can servo you nest, we
Marshfield Record: Judge C. A.
Sehlbrede, who wrote to Supt. H. B.
l.ee steiner, of the Btate Insane asy
lum, and explained Major Kinney's
trouble, has a letter ill which the
superintendent tells of some Im-'
i.roveii.etit in Mr. Kllinev's case. Iln
believes Mr. Kinney will he able to arc overstocked and will give you the
be discharged In a few months, hut , . to ll0, UB ,nov(,
snvs he cannot return to Marshfield
and Coos Hay, owing to trouble be- the goods. Our stock consists of the
ing likely to recur. Ifollowlng makes: Howard, Hamilton,
Sutherlin Sun: Work on the con- ,,,,,,. waltham, F.lgln. Ingersol,
strucilon of a new brick building lo
be erected by F. II. Walte on the Trenton, South Head, Swiss and 1 1 11
aoutlieast comer of Central avenue , . .tllIirii ,kes. In cases
James IIohb,
I on
inula. froniU.
ra
the sire
.lire
boat
cut bv the lakes to l.lir-
riom Gardiner they took the
to Windiest' r Bay
motored along the
lu
Var hfi-l.l
ai d t""k Hi
t,, Drain.
Mont dis
..roiuln, pi
rid from
beach I"
1 'hey returned irom
nerlaml to Siot-sliurc
inn lor s
Mr
the 1
lion lo 'I1'- w:1
run Ihe fellow
nulled hi
east
noticed a
i-t on f""T.
,hii. but
i'pr eros-ltic
!-. ......r Ml-.lUlled IliS
e.lestriall paid ll""1.
rauig. it.ii'i.-i -
down Mr. Weaver
1 ,, direction of the
result that It struck
F01 lunateiy me
1 11 1 State street, will begin next Mini
dav. stated Contractor A. 10. Shlrla. we curry the Crescent
it has been known for some time Hint i)11(,)01. aI,j crown gold filled, Sterl
the construction of a building on that
she was contemplated, but no defl- log Silver, Sllvercne and Solid Gold
nlte time had been set for the work
of construction to begin. It la ex-
peeled that the brick work on the
new hotel will be completed by the
latter part of this week, and Ihe
inuson will bo transferred to lh.:
other building, tjulte a iiiaiillty of
sand and oilier malerliil has been
deposited on the street In front of tho
site and everything is In readiness
for the hand of the workman. The
building will have a frontage of fifty
I . .... r-..,i.rl ul'li.IMn n.wl will l.o
,,., hundred feet in length. It Is to detached and worn separately; I
ut :io. Wo have biacclct
Braceletts
Have you seen the latest Waltham
Wrist Watch Ilracelet? Can be used
as a llrarelet Watch or watch can be
In. divided Into two store rooms, with j,
dimensions of L'-.xllIU leel earn. III.)
corner room will be occupied by the watches from
Sutherlin Hardware & Furniture Co..
while the east room will be occupied
by T. A. K. I.yiiiiin, a former mer
ciii.tit ..r thin nlace. who will install
igurlng skin eruption. yoll ' " ; ";. tbo Fruit r. line of groceries.
. s ra.-lies, eic. u fine, nam .
. ' . ni,..l ..,,.. .In. use. across the trai K ii..-,,,,!,. Vnrnu.r.- p. .Idle Xturket
!! impure li.nnii .v. . ,,, ,,, ,, J1.00 a Back. A; . Th.ir.dav. Saturday. This
Cleansing u ...... '"- ,uu' , , . .he win-. '"."' .,. J..u : ...
II U0 at a11 ipretty goou viu.w .w . win ueneui ou.u cu..bu.hc.
ter't supply. 0 ducers. Prlcss always reasonable.
urb with the r
...... f--,.ni there .. ...l..i'.:in!i mil
jdauiage will not ex.eed :".
v .n l.iiv Golden Harvest Hour,
We have
:..'. up.
I'.ilt..rs
well recommended,
stores.
Yours For Business
G.W.Young & Co
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Phoni tl. R08KUURO. OREGON.
THE CASH STORE
Lot us pack your groceries foryour summer outing. We have what
you want at lowest cash price In town. Dy our system ot checking
nothing Is forgotten. .
12S W. Cass Street.
THE CASH STORE
WE SAVE YOU MONEY
Phone 270.
Roseburg, Oregon.
Xo man can appreciate the bos of it, until he has had the worst ot
it a few times.
When looking for flrBt grndo jooda come or phone to the
North Side Grocery
Mnyonnaiso Salad Drosalng, Creamed Horseradish, Cream Salad
Mustard, Grape Juice, Pineapple Jul.e, Olives, green or ripe, and
Tickles of all kinds.
North Side Grocery
N. Jnckson & Winchester Sta., Phone 324, Rosoburg, Ore.
WEST SIDE GROCERY
the plnce for the beat fancy nd staple groceries. Largo stock
and good variety. The best goods money can buy. You save time
and money by trading with us. Phone your orders, we deliver any
where. We Give Roseburg StampCo's. Checks.
DOWELL & BENEDICK
PI10NF. 29
WEST ROSEBURG, ORE-
Sugar Cured Hams, Sugar Cured Shoulders
Sugar Cured Bacon, Pure Lard
All made in Roseburg. We also handle FORT JONES
CREAMERY IJUTTER. Give us a trial.
The Cass Street Market
107 West Cass St. LOUIS KOIILIIAGEN, Prop.
Deering
Champion
Mowers
B inders
R a 1c p ;
McCONllick Tedders
We ship in carloads direct from the factory, and
get the latest improved machines. The Up-to-Dale
machines do not cost you any more thau the old style
Why not get the best for your money?
J. F. Barker & Co.
Roseburg
Implements & Vehicles
Oregou