DAILY WEATHER REPORT
LOCAL NEWS.
J. F. Vernon, of Myrtle Point, ar-
LOCAL NEWS.
Rock Springs and Knight coals at
U. 8. Weather Bureau, local office.
Koseburg, 24 hours ending i a. m., rived In Roseburg on business last Page's.
todny. evening. j D poruutt was a business visitor
Precipitation in Inches and hnu- Don't forget our big dance at Win- here yesterday from Kiddle.
v ureuiun; cuester suiuruay, juiy cverj
aiaximura temperature 10 oci, inwieu. . the (lav lu Ko8eburg looking
Minimum temperature 48 silos at Page's, either the Weyer- business affairs.
riecipiiauon haeuser model with a meuey-backl Arthlir
loiai precip. oi mo. guarantee, or tne staves oniy. wa8 a bllsi,u.s8 vi(,r , Rosebura
UV. Li. ... .Mt'lvlll, Ol IjtHVUOiUtr, UIC ltd U llUU'a .
LOCAL NEWS.
Normal precip. for this month .32
iron, was a business visitor in Hose- Mrg ,p Ashworth went to Rid
Carl Kennedy, of Corvallls, was a
business visitor In Roseburg for a
few hours today.
C. B. Porter, of Canyonville, was
a business visitor in Koseburg for a
of Oakland, spent ,ew hours today.
atur Mrs. Jack Nash, of Corvallis, Is
spending a few days in Koseburg
Fredericks, of Portland, visiting with friends.
Special price on sidewalk top while
It lasts, at Page's.
Joe Murphy was the guest of honor
Total precip. from sept. 1. 10 uaie burg last night. .,,. ,,,,!,, , vlsi. with her', ,u; u-n .he i,n.e r Mr
i.''i!,'i.!.'i!,'V'ih7" ' A. J. Williams and wife, of Marsh-'daughter, Mrs. X. C). Dean. ttud Mrs. Uurdon Kory last evening.
Aer. precip. from sept. 1, i( ( . ,,, , Bihiir last ven-! ...... - .
1). K. Vernon, editor or tne unk-
.34.0a' f'eld- Wn-ci in Roseburg last even-j M,sg Milnlie Luollli8, who nad been
visiting at Wilbur
luir In unnlUl 11 lnllllle llf (lnV8
Pn.nl H..fir.l.ini..r frnm Kl.tlf 1 . .
701 business. ireturned here this morning
Av- nrwiniiation for 36 wet Mrs. E. J. Peyton and daughter. ,
on
I
NOTICE TO THE PCBLIC.
Hefore you get your blacksmlthlng
and horseshoeing done you belter see
Kd Noah. 620 Winchester street,
North Roseburg. All work guaranteed.
Sl'MMOXS.
In the Circuit Court of the Stnte of
Oregon, for Douglus County.
Owen 11. Playter, Plaintiff.
.n,,;7S , : M iv inc i 33 08 Miss '"' returned here last night vainiy autiu
seasons (bept. to May. inc.) 33.08 wni nt 1)uus made doughnuts and sw.
WILLIAM BfcLL, Observer. , a otier Cttnfornla cltU,s. IX. Jackson street.
John Meluke and Anna Mae Meluko,
his wife. Defendants. ,
To John Meinko and Anna Mae
Melnk, his wife, above named do- j
for some time, i,inci Advance, spent the day in Rose- femlnnts:
burg looking after business affairs. In tne name or tne tiinie ot ure-
..... .... I ... c.. ... i Kn i-oa are nereny reuuueu io an;
L'nil at IVailUJ" IVUCUUU IOT UUIUO- ..no, i utty i:,iiiM...fo, ui w.inuimi,
sweetmeats. 314 came over last oveuiug to spena a
few days with her daughter, .Mrs.
WEATHER FORECAST:
Fair tonight and Wednesday.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Led"' XcXTZu. Xrned'Loi!;: ' 1, K. Smith, of the Douglas County
re,,l iPUSf r Z utst evening to Myrtle Creek. SS" t'eY
lime, securing options on oil lands.; Mrs j c. Wliite left lust evening ni3 inatler8
I r, ....ii ..4 'for n fpw ilava visit nt Riddle on the
Notice Is ghat the nnder-V, wl,o few days In Rose! ch be.onging to Mr. White. ,
maae ana eiucreu ou mo o.u u.i, uoiiie. morning torn business visit to Salem.
juue, i.n, im'u'" , pa.ronizo Farmers' Public Market
with the will annexed of the estate
Countv Julian Dexter Rice left this
M.'u A 11 IMki n una nrrlved lust .... .... i.io ... IJ....I. r..,.,.l.
j.... n.1 Cln.d.. Thlo ..- uiu. .nun iui i. ....up . u. i
nf fames Hvron deceased. i , , , evening from SutlierKn ami will visit He spent Monday here looking after
0TpsIr,navinge claims against "J ..""""'bir"!1'"- for w a!t
County. Oregon, within six months party of friends to camp for' ten days t'anias Valley, where she has a posi- Investment Co.
Silo, tried,
See Page
was compelled to return home yes- tlon.
terduy on account of Illness.
from the dale of this notice.
Dated June 26, 1914.
LUCY JENNINGS
Administrator with the will annexed .. ,.0,rrt hprB ist niirht l itl.
ot estate of James Byron, de- a)(, Garillner where 'there.
ceased. w thcJ. enjovea uleir annual vacation.
- They report a delightful outing.
Mrs. William Anderson has gone
( Mrs. Susie Lewis left here today
for Myrtle Point, where she will
the estate of Isaac Kiudlny. deceased
was given until September 1 in which
to file an inventory of appraisement.
Paint is a Dark
Subject
to most neonle. They think it Is all man, administratrix,
alike until they have paid to find out c. 11. Michaels, of Aurora, arrived
the'r misthke. Learn by the expen- nere mis morning ."..
, ,.. ,. v all their alnt day. looking oyer some ranches in
County Treasurer James Sawyers to Weed C:,l ,o spend everiil weeks -..o. .8
I Mrs. lona Rover arrived here from
Mr. and Mrs. Kmory Marsters re- ' " 7"'"!f '
turned home last evening to Riddle, main Indellnltely -with her sister,
i i ,t..,. ...Hh .Mrs. n. w . mues.
Ilv an order of the County Court im "s ""- " 11 " " ",
..nt,.r.l .v 'C l? Qlni.leton lldtnr. of relatives. i.ouiuy I..ollllllislonei- jeueisiiu
' . , . . o . ... l'lln ...a .mi,, llvrtlu l'r..olr
Douglas County Creamery butter, ' -e ............ ...y.
only etc for two pound square. Ask ",orn ng and spent the day look
your grocer for it. Patronize homel"8 after bllsll,ess maUvra-
i J tllAn I ,,,.to nuclL.-t.i ill dm nanlll.
A. H. liuckingham, of Benton ',,,, . . s .thorn Pnclfie lines
County, stopped over here last even- Miss Certrude oung. of 1'ortianu headniiarters In Portland ar-
ing while enroute home from points 'arrived last evening to visit with her ' ''1' " 1 J '.
on Coos llav. He spent the night !aunt, Mrs. Charlotte Xaylor, -for a r"l'a llcre lhls mo"'"B 011 business,
visiting w'th his brother, V. K. Buck- j few days. Drs. Seely, Sether & Stewart this
ingham. Iohll iken. w)lo has been ill at mornliig received three new Kenilng-
Did you ever notice that after XJe in Koseburg for some time - ypowr ers which U,ey J.v. In
lady has once cooked with gas, she, past, is said to be somewhat in.- Main streets,
is never satisfied with any other proved today. i
fuel? We make It easy for you to Wellington, of Port-' Patronize Farmers- i uoiio Mantel
install one. land arrived here ,1,1s morning to Tuesday. Thursday, Saturday. This
. .'a n- ... . , viJiVinJ with rein- will benefit both consumers and pro-
By a County Court order, Tuesday, spend a lew days visiting with rela- al reasonable.
August IS, has been fixed as the time tives and Inends.
for hearing objections, if any, to the Mt All)(M.t A))raham spent1 C. F. King, of Cottage Grove, was
final account of the estate ot William' .."''ar whuaor Bend, where business visitor In Koseburg today
C. Burke, as filed by Louise A. Len-,. - . , . . .:,, ii re. r-igiueei. iic-oii.o en nu.eu..iB u..
ports a delightful time.
ithe stages this morning for Myrtle
Point. I'onuiile. Ilandon, Mnrsbfield
Mrs. M. A. Taylor left this morn- nnd other coast towns. The autom..
ing tor Gold Hill, where she will nnes are running all the way through
visit for the next Iwo weeks with her t the present time and are making
daughter, Mrs. Hlgginbotlflun. . n,e trip in about six hours.
Miss Tillie Froeschle, or Portland,1 County Judge Dexter Kite late
who bad been visiting with Miss j0nday formally accepted the county
Florenco llargreaves for seveia, home, easi of town, which was re
"I uliic.o ..u ....j i tll. i..n ,., Mr llf-h:ie s is an ex-
'ere, when formerly they bought It ri,ren(,e( rancher and may. locate
any old place. Buy yours here now somewl,ero In Southern Oregon.
j vnur,pn(A with ; . .
. H.in Bate mc ri;nv ui . ..i.. .- i .. rt , t ....... 1.1 1
iienrv at: nuiiiii. vieo.Ke n. oinni"..
. inferior pigments. ,,,, ..,ir ,,,. Abe Marks, of San ,... ,,,rt f,,r her bnnie this morning, renilv erecied bv Contractor B
A t. . .. .. J . Inol ' ' ......
riailCISCO, ttl., Itin'iai ii. .o ....... .,11 IISOll. I 111? I II I liloilHihn nic uui.if,
evening bv automobile and passed Miss Virginia l)e ore retained to , t M , , t)l0 home to(lay, and it
Thnv;,,o.- hnnm nt Porland ,1,1s morning, ... ,., ,:.. ...,...,,.,,,
illie IHKIll l iu.cii iiui.i. ...... , ... . ... - , Mil. lie 111 icililliirno iwi ui.ui I "
Local lfgs. of Building Materials, continued their journey north tins oiler a visit or some ." AllK,lsti. After that date the conn
penr nnd answer the complaint filed
against you In the above entitled
urt and cause on or before the 31st
day of August, 1914, being six weeks
from the date of the first publication
of thiB summons und if you fall to
so appear and uuswer said complaint
for want thereof plaint ill will apply
to the court for the relief demanded
In said complaint, a Buccinct state
ment of which Is as follows, to-wlt:
For judgment against said defend
ants in the sum of Five Hundred
(ir.00.00) DollarB with interest at
eight per cent (S'i ) per annum from
the 1 1 tll day of Novemuer, laid, aim
for the further sum of Fifty ($50.00)
Dollars attorney's fees nnd the costs
and disbursements of this suit, nnd
for a decree foreclosing the mort
gage executed by said defendants to
plaintiff on the 11th day of Novem
ber, 1913, to secure the payment of
the sum of Five Hundred ($00.00)
Dollars with interest nt oight per
cent (S'! ) from said date on the fol
lowing described real property ill
Douglas County, Oregon, to-wit: An
undivided one-half Interest in lots
number seven (7), eight (8), nine
(9) and ten (10) in Section two (2)
in Township twenty (20) S. K. Ten
(10) West, W. M. and tor a decree
that said premises be sold for the
i.t.rnnse nf Having said sums.
That said defendants and' each of
them he barred and foreclosed or
any right, title and Interest In and
to the said premises or any part
thereof except the enulty 0f redemp
tion provided by statute.
This summons is served upon you
hv mi hi lent Ion thereof in the Rose
burg Review, a newspaper oi gei.en..
circulation niiblislied in Roseburg,
DouglaB County, Oregon, by ordor or
the Honorable J. W. Hamilton,
Judge of the above entitled court,
made nnd entered of record on
the Kith dnv of July. 1914.
The first publication la or uaie
the 20th dnv of July. 1911. and
the last publication will De ot aaie
tho 31st day of August, 1914, mak
ing the full period of six weeks, the
time prescribed in said orner.
A. N. OKCUTT,
VI Attorney for Plaintiff
County Clerk. BMb must be on file
by 10 o'clock a. ra., Monday, July
Notice is hereby given that sealed 27th, 1914. and accompanied by a
bids will be received by the County certified check payable to the County
Court for grading a section ot the. Treasurer equal to five per cent (5
county road known as the Rice Hill' per cont) ot the amount of the bid.
road, In Sections 20, 29 and 30, lty order of the County Court.
ownshlp 23 South, Range 5 West, Dated July 3rd. 1914.
Willamette Meridian, Douglas Couu-jaw E. H. LENOX. County Clerk,
ty, Oregon, according to the plans o
nnd specifications ou file with the Ilavo Arundel tune It,
niargreaves Door and lumber Co
PHONE 128
For freighting, moving, baggage,
piano, lumber, wood and coal
handling.
AUTO SER.VICE
We make a specialty of midnight
"Joyriders." trips to country dances,
picnics, fishing, hunting and camping
'l parties.
Easy riding car, with accommoda-
i tlons for from 12 to 16 passengers.
H. J. Denn
Transfer and Storage Co.
Office phone 128. Res. phone 104-L
I
morning.
The County Court today granted
an order discharging the guardian
of the estate of Allelic C. llebard and
Jane C. llebard, two minors, and de
claring the estate to be Bettled, all
funds having been exhausted in the
care of the children.
M. D. Warren, agent for Oregon
Relief Association of McMinnville,
Oregon, with offices at 214 Cass St.
Your business solicited and carefully
looked after.
11. Guest, who recently disposed or
his bakerv In this city, leaves next
Saturday night for Great Falls, Mon
tana, w-here he will locate perma
nently. He has accepted employment
wltli'a large elevator corporation
having Its headquarters in Minneapo
lis. Minn.
Rice & Rice
Real Estate- Investments
Insurance brokrs. BondB,
warrants, and loans negoti
ated. Ho-ises Tor rent and
business exchange. Advice on
any part of Douglas County
and ltB adaptness. Stock, fruit
and general farms for sale.
Business ot all klndfl. Some
very select Btock ranches. City
property and lusinesoes for
sale. Long tlmo Insurance at
very low rate:, all old line
companies; no ciance for spe
cial assessments as In mutual
companies. " AW'ays buy ths
best it's the cl eapest.
Lower floor Masonic bldg
Roseburg, Oregon
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. l,. w. . charges will be moved from the
Kirk. ; Collins home, on Main street, to their
Umpqua trout ties tied on pennell new place of abode. 1 hie home Is
turn down eyed books. Ilalford dry modern In every particular and is a
fly gets the big, le irout In tho credit to Douglas County.
deep holes. Made expressly lor j. n. H run r eye over tlie
sines. 'Bensntional price list in tne auv. or
Frank W. Arant, former superin- the Umpqua Valley Fruit Union in
in.wia.it .if the crnter Lake National this Issue? That is what co-opora-
Park, arrived here last evening lo tion can do. dsw
spend a couple of days looKing .tin i i Tn0 harvesting of tho Benson Is
various business nianeis. i)ow on , ru basl. Tne hot
Joseph Cobb, formerly a resident weather of the past week has rapidly
..!' D.ni.nrir hut for the past few ripened the grain. Reports from
vears of Portland, arrived here this various sections of the county Indi
niorning to visit a few days with his rate the crops will be excellent,
brothers William and Thomas Cobb. Hundreds of acres of grain have al
ready been cut and shocked, and hay
Arthur Roadman. Ihe Cass street mlers have been busy ror several
barber, and James Donahew, who is wpoi,g nntilim up an unusually heavy
employed at the harness store or ,.rop Threshermen in and about
iree, expect ui icu.e i. Koseburg ure busily eligageu in gei-
New County Map of Dmnrlaii Co.
Paper 1.60, cloth $2.00. L. G. Hicks
P. O. BOX 4 V . hosuiiiuk. uivkuu.
llin'rv- l!
The plans and specifications for the, Al,KU'st -j for Detroit and other near- ' th(,r out1'ltH " In readiness for
,.n . i.n l..,.nlo,1 at Mel-'. :.. . . 1 ...I.I.I.. n I.
new mange nun m ... .)V resorts. .me seasons run, nun wmim .:.7i.
rose have been completed and work M. Mullen of Mvrtle or two all of them will be running
on the structure will begin within t he r., " ' i ,"', few ,,nys in full blast. That there will he plenty
next few days. The building will be ' t- ' V ' lhH ()f el tl,rg,o,.t the season is the
modern In every particular and will ; Ho .1 u,. le t McM,il- belief expressed. One thresherman
add much to the convenience oi i... '"" " ',,,,,,,,..,. her here, left said today that Ibere was. no scarcity
for' tho north Ibis morning on busi-,of help anil that fanners will not ex
for the noun h perience any difficulty in getting
ness. hands
11 S. Coleman, of Kansas, who """ ' 0 ,
owns a small tract of land at Suther- KXIMIHSUII AT IIOMK.
lin, nrrlved here las, evening io aiu-.iu
a few days. Mr. Coleman says he S().h ,.r(mf nM Tlis simuld Convince
Any Hoseblirg C'ltixon,
.Melrose Grangers.
Countv Judge Dexter Rice spent
I Monday afternoon nt the county
liionie, east of the city. The home has
been completed by the eonirni-iuia
land is one of the finest Institutions
iof Us kind in this section of the
i.. Ti,. fi.mlshlnirB are being in
stalled and the structure will be in
readiness to accommodate the county
charges at nn early date.
The bran and shorts al the Fruit
Growers warehouse nas a mu...
greater feeding value than ordinary
I bran and shorts. If you want re
isults, look It up. It doesn't cost any
I more. Of course. If you want the old
ikind they have that and you can get
lit at a bargain price. dsw
Uter a delightful trip of three
L..b. i l. Lewis nnd wife, pro
prietors of "Everybody's Cafe," and
is delighted with this locality, and It
may be possible that be will return
here to locale at some future dale.
You can buy Golden Harvest Flour,
The public endorsement ot a local
citizen Is the best proof that can be
ul" in., ,i . v- i.niinr nniin ntrntlirer
a fine, hard wheat flour, nt he fruit, ."".; n" comes for-
me iracK'" - - - .. . .
ward and lesinies io mo ienuw-i..-
f.rnwers' warehouse, across
from the depot, for $1.00 a Back. A
rotty good time lo lay in tne win
ter's supply.
daw
Lester Howe, .of Salem, will be
married there at high noon tomor
row, occoiding to his mother, Mrs.
Mole Howe, who left hero this morn
ing to attend the weiming-
formerly lived here witn ins parents
Richard Stubbs and family relumed , id now has a position in the haiem
here last night. They visited tinrdl- Woolen Mills.
In yesterday's Issue of The Review
it was staled that Mrs. Nelson and
child were living nt the home of I).
Ilils item
ner. Scottsnurg. n"
Marshfleld. Crescent City
and ninny other
cities of Inlerest.
Farms Ranches
L,arge tracts from $10 per
Acre up. Some with Good
improvements including
stock and farm implements
for ?25 per acre.
ORCHARDS TIMBER
LANDS CITY PROP
ERTYRENTALS GEORGE R1TER
1S2 Weit Oak Street
iTbey made, the trip by automobile Kish,.r this ciiy.
and report a neiigii.i".
should have
n.,ir. -nn nf Sheriff nnd her child were living nt Hie home o.
M-" Geo K Qtliiie. and Chester Itle-'ihe former s mother. Mrs. II. Sharp,
iie'l ieft this morning for Ilandon nnd 0n Stephens sire,.,.
Tliey were , ,. cliurchill. II. I . .StoHilnnl
Steele, of Hie ( alllortna-
imitnred tii
While they
addresses his friends and nolgb
bors, you may be sure be in thorough-
lv convinced or he would not uo bo.
Telling one's experience when It is
for the public good is an act of kind
ness that should bo appreciated. The
fnllnwlnr statement given by a resi
dent of Koseburg adds more to the
many cases of Home Indorsement
whirh are being published about
Dean's Kidney Pills. Head It:
ri H Poole, nron. blacksmith shop,
318 N. Rose street, Roseburg, Ore.,
snys: "I have used Doan's Kidney
i'iii on several occasions when my
read' that the indy and buck and kidneys have bothered me
WATCHES
Are you In the mnrket for a watch?
If so, we can servo you best. We
are overstocked and will give you the
benefit of a low price to help us move
I be goods. Our stock consists of the
following makes: Howard, Hamilton
Hampden, Waltham, Elgin, Ingersol
Trenton, Soulli Rend, Swiss and 111!
nols. AH standard makes. In cases
we carry the Crescent, James lloss,
Duclier, and Crown gold filled, Sterl
lug Silver, Sllvcrcne and Solid Gold
Braceletts
Have you Been tho latest Wullham
Wrist Watch Bracelet? Can bo used
as a llracelet Watch or watch can be
detached and worn separately; 1
jewel at $30. We have bracelet
watches from $2.50 up.
Yours For Business
G.W.Young & Co
KXPICHT JKWI'.I.HRS.
Phone 214. ROSBI1URO, OREGON
..I. .. r.nut rlliOU
. fr 'u the Mountain House In' '
Sheriff tjulne's automobile. From Ul.r.K()I1 i.nw.-r Cmupuiiy.
there Ihev will wain over un- (r(1n M,.,,,i M,.n,li,y.
for liielr trip
and I have always found them a good
remedy. 1 recommend them to any
one suffering from kidney com
plaint." ,.
Price r.Oc. at all dealers. Don t
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills Hie same that
Mr. Poole bad. Foster-.M llburn Co.,
Iluffalo, N. Y.
Kill UKPllKHKXTATIVK.
In to Mvrtle Point, board a boat .' ,V(. r,.asii
for Ilandon. It Is also possible ttiai o(1 r h.in t ,, , pleasure,
the bnvs will visit at Gold Reach be- (( ;,,.,, here that they came
fore returning home. They "111 "p (or the purpose of considering the
cone about three weens. extension of tli. lr power lines iron I . . ,,,,.), County
Te-e is no one thing that would Glcmlale to Riddle. 1 an om and a 1(ir, nominated candl-
,, '","? Cglas fonnty land Myrlh. T.k. , for Itepre,entatlve In the Leg s-
m il as tile draining. The Vmp-! Nlr. A Kit, bin. manager of Ihe'lnturo from Douglas ( ounty, on the
nu-i Vnllev Fruit l'nlon Is going to ,',,, i.liev Fruit l iii.m, wants Democratic ticket. I favor less taxes
i rike a cnniliaiEii thiB fall along the all the biiih grade Cravens, ein apples innd less lawB, and if elected will uso
lino nf tiling and is going to supply 1P ,.an gei when they are ready. fir!mjr best efforts to Becure such legls
" V- inK.rp.terl with tile at .,. ,.,:,,iie to shin t hem to nd-iiHtiun sb will bring that result. On
i,r!res about fifty per cent lower than vantBRe. Growers should let him this pledge I respectfully ask your
prevailing prices. Watch for tneir know al once what tney are goinn ,upp0ri on .not. s, ijii.
...nmit in this naper. to have. a,w I W. 8. HAMILTON.
to have.
Why Not Get Your
Gasoline
AT
How You May Know
THE STAR. SERVICE
Marked goods Nationally advertised, and if it Is absolutely
pure and as represented It It given a star mark. Such goods
you can rely upon us being "PURE FOOD,"
A.
You get better value for your money when you buy
"PURE FOOD" than when you take a chance on an
article because it's a little cheaper.
Heinz's, Kellogg's and N. B. C. are three leaders
Royal Amar Coffee
is our leader
MARSHALL'S Pure Food Store
XOT1CK TO CONTRACTORS.
Johnson's Drug Store
AND GET
JVC
Green Trading Stamps
THE CASH STORE
Let us pack your groceries for your summer outing. We have what
you want nt lowest cash price In town. Dy our system ot checking
nothing is forgotten. , , , . y.
121 W. Csbb Street.
THE CASH STORE
WK SAVE YOU MONET
Phone 370.
Roseburg, Oregon.
No man can appreciate the bos of It, until he has had the worst of
It a few timos.
When looking for first grade Toods come or phone to the
North Side Grocery
Mayonnaise Salad Dressing, Creamed Horseradish, Cream Salad
Mustard, Grape Julco, Pineapple Juice, Olives, green or ripe, and
Pickles ot nil kinds.
North Side Grocery
N. Jackson & Winchester Sta., Phone 324, Roseburg, Ore.
WEST SIDE GROCERY
the place tor the best fancy nd staple groceries. Large stock
and good variety. The best goods money can buy. Tou save time
and money by trading with us. Phone your orders, we deliver any
where. We Give Roseburg StampCo'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 handle FORT JONES
CREAMERY iiUTTER. Give us a trial.
The Cass Street Market
107 West Cass St.
LOUIS KOIILIIAGEN, Prop.
Deering
Champion
Mowers
Binders
R a 1c p
IcGormick Tedders
We sliip in carloads direct from tlie factory, and
get tlie lale-.t improved machines. The Up-to-Dilte
machines do not cost you any more than the old style
Why not get the best for your money?
J. F. Barker & Co.
Roseburg
Implements & Vehicles
Oregon