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Newspaper Page TextDAILY vVEATHER KKPORT U. S. WeUher Bureau, local office. Koseuurg. n yours euuiug , . n,., Frecipltat.on In lnchei and htm- v.: u reuius; .Maxiiiiuiii temperature St Minimum tuuiperiiture J'lectijltaltou Total preciii. since first of mo, Total preelp. since 1st of mo. 0 Normal precip. for this month .32 Total precip. from Sept. 1, to date 2G 84 Aver, precip. from Sept. 1, 1877 34.11 Total deficiency from Sept. 1. 7.27 Average precipitation for 30 wet seasons (Sent, to Mav. iuc.) 33.08 nrrtiuii dim T -i UI1.1--, ouavivci. WEATHER FORECAST Fair tonight and Friday. Summer Constipation Dangerous Constipation In Summer-lime more dangerous than iu the Fall, Winter or Spring. The food you eat s often contaminated and is more uu!, iu minium in join nioinuen. Then you are apt to drink much cold iTlurtngWr tom',cl 7olk Vver8 l"to mine Polsoni g a.ul o'her Ills t tomaiue roisoning and other H's lire nullum resuiis. i'o-no-uax win keep you well, as it increases the' llile, the natural laxative, which rids the bowels of the congested poison- oils waste. Po-Do-Lax will make you feel better. Pleasant and effective.' , k,f it, .e tol"gut- 5Uc at 0"r, u...e,... . Patronize Farmers' Public Mnrket Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. This c- u- Johnson and II. E. Erickson. will benefit both consumers ami pro- ,lo,h of Sil" Francisco. passed ducers. Prices always reasonable. through Roseburg this morning en , route north by auto. Work Will Go Right Along IH'ILDIXO LI'.M lltlll. of the best quality is the only kind that is storei up in our yard lor our patrons' selection. Superior and well .. , ,1,,, ,.., ,,, nsh. ,n,,le i,k. n,l the best laths: shingles, flooring beams, and joists, we keep on hand at all times, at prices that are beyond competition' anywhere. Hargreaves Door and Lumber Co , . , . Local Mfgs. of Ruiliiing Materials. PHONE 128 eor 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. OSire pbone 128. Res. phone 104-L Rice & Rice Real Eslate- Investments Insurance brokira. Bonds, warrants, and loans negoti ated. Ho-ises for rent and business exchange. Advice on any part of Douglas County and its adaptness. Stock, fruit and general farms for sale. Business of all kinds. Some very select stock ranches. City property and luslnesses for sale. Long tlmo insurance at very low rates, all old line companies; no chance for spe cial assessments as In mutual companies. Always buy the best- It's the cleapest. Lower floor Masonic bldg Roseburg, Oregon Large tracts from $10 per Acre up. Some with Good impro1 ements including stock and farm implements for $25 per acre. ORCHARDS TIMBER LANDS CITY PROP ERTY RENTALS GEORGE RITER 122 West Oak Street. I1 arms & Ranches LOCAL XEWS. J H Ki:k. of Dureti.i. was a o-st- ,less vlsltur iu Ro.burg todll- '.,?.'; Cu'""'r; of Mf"u"ld. was a . UMtor ill Husebllln fur n fin- I,,,,,..- i.or in Hosebar, ,or . , ' , , " tinl'tv . . i. iMiiner. or bal.m. spent the U nay in Hoseburg looking alter busi- Lucille l.ove The (lirl of. Mystery at Cohlfii Theater tonight Mrs. Tliomas Wilson left this morn- '"K f"r " lew '''' visit with friends ' "l -"."lie ireeK. I 0. I.. Parsons, of Central roint. as a Imsiness visitor in Itoseburg for a few hours today. w n i..,..., f n....i , ' ,. i , ., .' .. " il ..iiiiMt- in mils in nnseuurg louKtug ilfti'i hnsituwu -itf-iii-u , , I K. Petenger, of Marshfleld, (harles Melds, a clerk in the local transacted business matters iu Uose postoffiie, is again at work, after an burtr for I n)n,ln lii,llin , v ' . ""'" " ''r' "K -"oi ion of hu tier in, spent , ""' 1 , 1 . f ."u,i,.,B unci various business affairs. , 'V,'"1",'' ',0Sl; f Pott,attA- 'f1 ' " ""'ing to spend a few days with friends. Chas. Miller, of the rmpqua Hotel, leaves this evening ror the Mont Alto ranch, where he will enjoy his annual outing. Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Haird. Albert Helen, Lillian and Pearl Haird, all of uiaiiu. were visitors in llosenurg lor a few hours today. The Weyerhaeuser Silo, tried, proved and guaranteed. See Page Investment Co. Peter Ilalff and Frank P.rown leae here tomorrow morning for Banilon an,! nlher Cnos Cnnlltv towns, where they will spend a few days. .1. A. Trow, of Poison, Montana, passed through Roseburg last even ing. He is an acquaintam-e of Henry llarth, the local merchant. Dr. E. 13. Stewart expects to leave his vacation, following the return, of Dr. A. F. Set her, w ho Is expected home from L'raier Lake this week. Mrs. Charles Pipes and daughter,! Miss Silvia, passed through here this ,,.i' ., r,., i1(in,i m Crater Lake. They ure traveling by.ing for several days. She has been automobile . , '' ", K" "f "","", ' f Woodliurn, left here today lor Med- ford, where she will visit with friends She spent the past tw weeks here. m. D. Warren, agent for Oregon Relief Association of McMinnville, Oregon, with offices at 2H Cass bt. Your business solicited and carefully looaeu atier. ...... 1 l mine.. ....R .. ' "'"-"" renorts a nninoer 01 siimn iu--a .- ing in various sections of the county. I In most Instances the fires are being fought bv ranchers and little damage is anticipated. Justice of the Peace Reuben Mars-1 lets and family returned here last evening, nfter a few days spent in the Loon Lake country. Mr. Marslers reports plenty of venison and fish in that locality. If the J01111K inIv who recently ost"al iimiiirv" of the Eugene Business College for catalog win k tullv furnlsn tier name ami auuia, the required Information will be gladly sent her. Eugene Business Mrs. Wardrlp were mar-ied just he College, Eugene, Oregon. I fore coming to this city. Mrs. Z. A. Barker, of Oakland,! Marshfleld Record: Jesse C. Wel Cai., passed through here this morn- don, of Itoseburg, is a guest at the ing. after a trip to White Salmon, ' Hlanco Hotel Assessor Thrift Wash., where she attended the fun- has arrived home after making a tour eral of her sister, Mrs. Manila Thom-of Douglas and Lane counties during as. Mrs. Z. A. Barker Is the datigh-'tbe past week with Frederick 1). Hol ler of Mrs. Anna Barker, of North listed, the Democratic candidate for Roseburg. Congress. Mr. Thrift says they found ,. , j . . ....'bane and Douglas counties very A. D. Bradley returned here late gtroI1 , for Vr UoUatcr vesierdav from Portland, where he purchased a 1910 Bulck automobile. I Marshfleld Times: Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Bradley left Portland Tuesday Henry Nnsbtirg and two children nr noon with his car, arriving at Eugene ! rived today from Ouklnnd, where In the evening. The remainder of they had been spending some time. the run to this cltv was made yester Miss Sadie Wells, of Itoseburg. dav without difficulty. l a guest at the home of Mr. and , . T ,,, 'Mrs. Chas. -Hlckox, in West Marsh Rice & l ice, successors to J. W. fU,1(, Ms9 K K()ok f Wright. nsurance that Insures portandi the charming singer who prompt so tlements See Rice & R ce ,, mal,0 , frlods on Coos Bay for the old rellab e dollar-for-dollar dl,rl,,K ror,nr vl(,gi , Pxlm.tK(l nn Insurance companies. No mutuals, ,,,,, (i,.or(,e w K,or to vBi( ,u the no assessments. Rates reasonable. ev (jmiih Home. The local fruit union is now ship- .... nln Il irtlett nears at the rate of Now 18 vour opportunity to procuro oaHv " ar a' a" The second car f "'"' home In the town of W'est w s shipped tmlav, and there will be 'uke'?i """i! " l'10b 8,,or,? of tne one each tomorrow and Saturday. A beautiful Tslltcoos Lake. Easy pay good many peaches are also being ; Q ""or, agent. 122 shipped, but iu smaller lots. They "est onK streot. are said to be ripening slowly nnd Eugene Ounrd: Wallace Benson considerable difference Iu their readi- and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gnodall, of ness for the market exists in the dif- (iardlner, spent last night In Eugene fereiit sections of the country. Prob- on their way north on a motor trip. ably the first of next week will see the first car of apples shipped I ney will lie of the Gravenstein variety, The body of George W. Hughes, one of the three victims of the recent forest fire at Leona, was brought here last evening and prepared for burial at the local undertaking par- Inrs It was accompanied by .Mrs Hughes and a number of relatives. 11 . who were met bv their relatives nere. Following the funeral, which will be . . i. i..n,.bl,i nnrlnra Fri- day morning at 10 o'clock, the body uiil I... cotiveved to the family cenie- . . ri. .'-oi.ir fr hnrint liev rr-IVr.v.m nfficiate Tat the C. II. Cleaves will officiate at tne "Sico. There Is no one thing that would Improve most Douglas County land ,o much as tile draining. The Lnip- qua Valley Fruit Inlon Is going to ' ... . -,nin ihi fall alone the inn nf tiling and Is going to supply a fine, hard wheat flour, at the Fruit We must Inslht on ALL accounts .1 hn are interested with tile at Growers' warehouse, arrofs the track being settled before the tenth of Aug ftfi. n.r rent lower than from the depot, for $1.00 a sack. A ust unless other arrangements have prevailing prices. Watch for their innouncetoent In this paper. diw LOCAL MTVVS. Jacob Jous has go'-e to Eugene to look after business matters. r. " " '. 1 ma . l" ""'B w.-u wiiu uieuus uua relatives. Call tin run II.. nn,i.,i. ,. Creamery, for cream. Georce filynn, of Sutherlin, was a business visitor in Itoseburg for n few hours loiiay. tieol'Ke Cutsfortll. of Riddle snout Wednesday In Itoseburg looking after business matte speii'din,. "a'fev" daVs00 Hos eh'ure visiting with friends' . . ."" '""'"J nunvjoi. " ,w '"111 III uu some work for the county. Miss Mav Thompson went lo Vew. 'llXLT. JSTSHS to rislt her"' " . .' ""'( ,or me next week or ten days. Lelnnd Thompson has returned to West Fork, and will remain there for i.ino ,, uie ueneru oi nis her mother, Mrs. Jones, left for her health. .,,omo lhi8 niorung. I Have you Inspected the new water1 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Huldwln heater at the Gas Office? It heats who were married here yesterday, eight gallons of water iu one minute. i..ri I,,. .in. f.. m,.-h ,.,.k li, h. Negley, of Dorena, arrived here last evening to visit for several1 days with his son, ('. Negley, and his daughter, Mrs. E. K. Applewhite. , Mrs. W. L. Warren, of McMinn- ville, returned home this morning1 nfir v aiiin i.r,..- r.. i. ..o.i . n. w th her son, M. D. Warren, of tins' The flllK,ral of Johu l3lirfo(,, OI10 of -"' Itho victims of Tuesday s forest fire I)r. E. V. Hoover and wife have re- "ear Leona, was held at Drain this tumed from Marshfleld and other Coos County cities, where they spent fn. .Int'D A.. .!..! I I n..tii.Bi "-,,J"J"'B W. H. L. Osborne, of the Mont AI- s- I to ranch, arrived here today from Mrs. N". G. W. Perkins, of Mvrtle Portland, after a short business visit, Point, returned home this mornlne.'l'e came down in a new Cadillac car "!ler some l""e sl"""t a h" Fran- ''sf0- Mlie "l"'s ''"it war ex- cileinent is inleiiso In that city. Silos at Page's cither the Wever-i haeuser model w ith a meney-b'ack guarantee, or the staves only b. (,. Campbell, head inspector for the e Northwest Fruit Distributors In I the Northwest, left here last night,) nfler several days spent In looking over the situation In this section. Mrs. Ella X. Grow, of Pasadena. I Mrs. Ella Z. Grow, of Pasadena. I 'ai., returned here last evening from 'Portland, where she hail been visit- in tins seciion lor tne past mourn. . V. Ilarrett, F. F., and L. B. liar rett and their luiuilies, who arrived here yesterday from llamton, left this moniiiiK lor Porllanii. Thoy are lookitfor some place to make their sence or unas. aiiiut, who win Hponu , l!PV Slinrt uill nron.'h ni PJoa'.. n.oiilli nt Ih. lmil Att iMn.h twmc Valley next Sunday niornins and of ternoon. A Imsket. dinner will bo one of the feat urea of t ho day. In the evening Hev. Short will preach lat Melrose J. F. Kester and fnnillv returned here last evening, after two weeks spent in the vicinity of Peel. They report an enjoyable outing. The ZlLZ "' A'r' uuin a BU'omol.ilo. Patronize Farmers' Public Market Tuesday. Thursday, Saturday. This will benefit both consumers and ... I nrVl.ll.R flliyottO fl ntl.l lrn 1 iivcb a 1 it a j a 1 ciiauiiiiuiu. . Glen I. Wardrlp, who had been spend-'near nig se.erai weens in i:orvaius. nave i--iimit-u m men uouie hi ..lyriie.tne luneral was neiu louuy. 1 fie .Creek, Southern Oregon. Mr. and The Southern Pacific station at Irving, six miles from Eugene .was burglarized earlv yesterday morning. Onlv $1 in small change Ukpn Tj,p ,,ostofflie, which is in ,h(1 film)) i,,, tl ( i n K. ns not OKtP() - ,p sheriff worked quietly on tlp rns(, o) ,.1V v,,sterdav, but , ,. p . the Inirglar. Albany Democrat: W. Barrett I.. -.... -n... r-... .1...... Ml.-.,. l'l.lln ........... ....... ....... ""- there he discovered a very critical situation In reference to tbe apple market. Hood River orchardists had ma.le large contra.- s wit ea ers in ' f erii.anv. one or it.iou Kivers nest ' . .. . . ' , .., markets which, on account of the -f'' lre t once and settle rillll) their accounts with I ... manager , demoralization of Ibe market.' , While the store will be closed to A lp ,Pn nrP ,.,.,.,, lVor ,P mat. the trade for be next three days. pr prizing the seriousness of con- ,hJ'" desire to pay heir ac- ,, , , fr(,iKn lr,P , apples. ,''"; ""'V f1"" -''1"'! ',0 "' of" "at the side door on Cass street, or at You can buv Golden Harvest Flour, tbe back door on Main street. pretty good time to !r In the win- tor i supply. mm y-'i THE BATTLE IN LOCAL NEWS. Charles Mclntyro and wife, of Ciold Hill, arrived hero this morning to siend a few days with friends Crawford peaches 1.00 per bushel. v.iaiuiu Phone 61-y. Mrs. M. V. Miller, of Mvrtle Point, who had been visiting at Wilbur with where they will reside.' ' ,Thlrteen," on Saturday. At the Ma ' 'jestlc. Mrs. J. It. Cook and niece. Miss 0 Effle Hyde, returned home this morn- xot So Strange After All. lug to Canyonville, after visiting hero1 ,. .. . . ,.. tiln Wit" 11,6 ,OT"",r'8 so"' C1,url,'a Special price on sidewalk top while it innln at Pnirp'ii afternoon. Interment of the remains followed iu the cemetery there. " iee'"- trip. wllllo attempting to alight from " automobile, ut the corner of Jack- ' 8011 ani "k streets this morning, IMrs. Carmony tripped and fell to the pavemeut. Fortunately she escaped injury. Stone jnrs and jugs, all sizes, with vers. zuc per gallon at the I 'eopie s ihuPli Co. Mrs- l'" Pebble, of west Koso l" ' ' " ""'e 01 em. tiose- " " for "o"10 tlme' ia reported as steadily Improviug and it is thought that she may soon recover from her present trouble. 1 a ii, .,.,.., r o, ii..ii n.., of Portland, arrived hero this niurn- i , ( ..,. ,1... , ,InHI(Mia ilP will s.-rvu ""-"'J Glide. Umpqua trout ti es tied on pennell turn down eyed hooks. Ilulford dry fly gets the big, wise trout In the deep holes. Made expressly for J. II. Sykes. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Thornton, Earl Stewart and Miss Myth llanaii re turned last night from a week's out ing in the vicinity of Wolf Creek. All the requirements for an ideal outing were theirs, according to their re ports, among other things a band- Dro-!some buck. m. , , . i 1 no remains 01 tne late Allien .-.at- la,- .,..tn .....I .lnn.ll, I t .. f..,nul I'lci Leona late Tuesday, were snipped to Albany last evening, where Albany Democrat in speaking of Snf - ley, said he was one of the best Lnnu-n n n rl ntr.ut liii.liK- rnsn.irt til young men of that city. Ills parents, who live at the county seat of I. inn loamy, are sain 10 ue hiiiiohi iimn t rated with grief. IMPORTANCE OF HEALTHY KIlKNKVn. Itoseburg Renders Should l.cjirn to Keep H10 Kidneys Well. The kidneys have a big work to do. All tha liliirt.l In (Iia lin.lv Ik cm. rwi It it through the kidneys constantly to he."111" I"'1'"" ",n r1'111- A" K"1"1" freed of poisonous matter. It Is a heavy enough tusk when the Kidneys are well, but a cold, chill, fever or some thoughtless exposure Is likely to lrritute, Inflnme and congest the kidneys and interrupt the purifying work. Then the aching frequently begins, and is often accompanied by some ir regularity of the urine too frequent passages, sediment or retention. Thousands testify to tho wonderful merit of Doun's Kidney Pills, a rem edy for the kidneys only, that has been used In kidney troubles fiO years. You will make no mistake in following this advice. It comes from a resident of this locality: A. J. Haydon, Ballf street. West Rosebuig, Ore., says: "Tho state ment 1 gnve some years ago In praise of Doan's Kidney Pills, still holds good. They gave me great relief at that time and since thvn others of my Tamlly have also taken them with mo-'good results." I Price fiOc at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get I Dean s Kidney pills- the same thai Mr. Co. Havden had. Fosler-Milbiirn Props., Buffalo, N. Y. NOTICE. All persons Indebted to the Rose- linrv 11 mlwln li f'n ir romtenli'il to been made. ROHEBl'RO ROCHDALE CO. THE CLOUDS. HAITI. U IX THE C1.01HS. The Scenes Are Taken ::m0 Feet In tlio Air, .ever betoro has nnyinnig been uttempted in the way of thrills and 'wonileifnl fmn- imit nlciuro. linuuluu two men and a horse In a balloon "(ion feet In the air. battling with Detective llavs iu an aeroplane. This Positively the most stupendous production ever shown in this city, Wo will show ll's seiiuel, "Tho lllack Cook-'many people are cured of stomach trouble by Chamberlain's Tablets ivn u-,inl,l tint liu'.ivm' if von should give them u trial. 1 hey "trengthen mid invigoriilo the stom- ','' ' fne 11 '? I'forin its c- ' 8 ,J .'k,.... .. i Wabash, lud., writes. "Nothing did ... lnn..l I ...,ll 1 1,...,.. i ,iUl,i. 111113 IIIH ll'tiai RUWII lllllll I in(,lll liad'ft chamberlain's Tablet. It Is decld- cdlv the best medicine for stomach trouble I have ever used." For sale p.. ai dealers. c IX ISAXKltl'I'TCV. Iu the District Court of the Fulled I States for the District of Oregon, In the matter of M. W. Aldrirh, Hank- rupt. 1T0 the creditors of M. W. Aldrlch, of Roseburg, In the County of Doug las, and district aforesaid: Notice is hereby given that the above named, M. W. Aldrlch, was 1 my iiiijuuiia eu uniiKrupi on ne " "' -"' """"J first meeting of his creditors will be held at the office of C. L. Hamilton In Roseburg, Ore., on the 7th day of lAugust, 1914. at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, at which time the creditors maf ,ltu:"'1' """'f "";lr eM" "' limine the unnkniiit. annoint r (rBte. and tranaaiit sucli other ..i s may properly come before II. A MILTON', Referee In llankruptcy Dated July aatli. 1911, , , sw Now Comity Map of Douglnn Co, Paper $1.50, cloth $2.00. L. O. Hicks, P. O. Box 477. Rosobura:. Oregon. GEO. VA1M1 He never told a He, and we honor .,,, ri. u. nv,. yu seen our Alvln Plated flat ware, the heaviest plated ' wnre on the market today? j favorite pattern In the George Wash ington; It looks like Sterling and I 1 w,'rH like Sterling. If you waul the host, we have It for you nt a reason able price. H pays to buy the best if It is service you desire. Rogers 1847Ware We carry a large slock of this and graved free of charge. Yours For Business G.W.Young & Co EXPERT JEWELERS. Phone 214. ROSEBURO, OREGON. VERUrilf the Most Durable V floor Varnish t?ERN ISLAND r GREENHOUSE Roseburg, Oregon Mi s. F. D. Owen, Prop. Phono U-1'12 Cut Flowers Potted Plants Funeral Designs Wedding Boquets Just received a fresh supply of Perns of all kinds. Also on sale at The Palace of Sweets The Economical Way Is to Buy Advertised Goods Tho advertised article is standardized. It must measure up fully to the claims made Tor it or the first purchase alao be comes the last. Knowing this, no manufacturer can afford to appropriate money to advertise un inferior or unsatisfactory commodity. Therefore, tho known brand is the reliable brand; thus are you positively Insured as to quality. HOW ABOUT PRICE? Ko higher than for the uuknown brand, and more often less. Because of the large demand for meritorious goods created by advertising, the price is actually less, based on tho business axiom of "more money In many sales at small profit than in fow and scattering salea at larger profit." MARSHALL'S The Grocery store That Gives You Tbe Service FOR REPRESENTATIVE, To the voters of Douglas County: I am a regularly nominated candi date for Representative iu the Legis lature from Douglas County, on the 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 I respectfully ask your THE CASH STORE Let us pnek your groceries foryour summer outing. We have what you want nt lowest cash price Iu town. By our system of checking nothing Is forgotten. THE CASH STORE WE SAVE 12S W. Cass Street. Phone North Side Grocery I'caclies, Crawfords, box 40c Cautelopes, small, 6 for 25c, large, 4 for 25c Water mellons 15c to 45c Bauauas, dozen ,20c Tomatoes, 4 pounds 25c Sweet con: 20c, 2 dozeu 35c Lemons, dozeu 35c Oranges, dozen 30c and 40c North Side Grocery N. Jackson & Winchester Sts., Phone 324, Roseburg, 'Ore. WEST SIDE GROCERY the place for tbe best fancy nd staple groceries. Large stock and good variety. The best good' money can bny. Tou save time u4 money by trading with us. Phone your orders, we deliver any where. We Give Roseburg Stamp Co's. Checks. DO WELL &. BENEDICK PHONE 29 Sugar Cured Hams, Sugar Cured Shoulders Sugar Cured Bacon, Pure Lard All made in Roseburg. We also handle FORT JONES CRKAMKRY IJUTTKR. Give us a trial. The Cass Street Market 107 West Cass St. LOUIS KOIILIIAGEN, Prop. MITCHELL WAGONS Some of the Things That Make the Mitchell Better: Hot Hrt Tlri-M liisli'iid of Cold swaRod Urea. Ili'vi'l Out vh Instead of com moil Hawed axtei. Air Ki'iiMoiH-! TiiiilM-r inxtniul of kiln drlod timber. Vflloiv INiitl'ii I tod if Instead o1 Blush pine or Cottonwood. Uti-p Kautil 1-VlliHf on wldo tiro and rrgultir whkoiib t nut cad of bent riiim. IUhI I aim Htid ('hroiiic (.riii l-nhit HiHtead of ready-mixed or mln- Pllll pitllltS. Mthlu ll I'jiintN never Mister irmaln off In nny rllinnte no matter how exported. II Ih put oi four couts with a brunh and well "keyed" In - not dipped. IHery Stlik of TIimInt. Hvrry llr of Iron, Kvery Plcro of Stoel and l.xrry round of Taint titted on a Mitchell wagon must stand certain tetdH and ineiiHiirviip to certain standards which eiperl ence hag nhown to be bent for that particular part, and anything Ynl roniiiiK up to thin standard Is at onco rejected and Dot hoiirlit at any price. Milelieli Unjoin aro not tnado to sell at the same price as other waKoiiH. They rout more to build and nre worlh much more to nue. If you want tin In! wanon, get a Mitchell. TUey are not only the IkI at the price, but "in i: i.Ksr at aw rmcK." J. R BARKER & CO. Roseburg Implements & Vehicles Oregon support on Nov. 3, 1914. W. S. HAMILTON. AUTO STAGE LINE DEPOT. Dally stages and autoa for Marsh fleld and all Coos Bay points, also for Peel and Millwood, leaves O. W. Rapp's grocery store. 133 Sheridan street. Crab paid tor produce alone the Una. YOU MONEY. 270. Roseburg, Or.goa. WEST ROSEBURG, ORE-