Roseburg review., June 06, 1916, Image 3

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EVENING ROSEBLRO REVIEW
issrviu daily exckit Sunday
IIY
RfcVIKW I'l III.Ism(i COM 1 AX Y
Entered at ito-burg, Oiegon, Post
office as St'tond-CUst Matter.
1 WIMUKR'.V
DAILY
Per year, by mail $3 00
Per iiiOUtb, delivered 0
Per week, lilierei 1&
St: Ml WLEKLY
Per yt;ar f 2 00
Six Q.untha 1.00
ji i: n, mid.
BEGINNING
NOW.
BE MADE
(From the Tax liberator).
The readers of this publication are
fully cognizant of the fact that in the
ommon of its editor no greater service
could be rendered this country than a
well-directed, persistent and determ
ined effort at lopping off unnecessary
expenditures in the running of the gov
ernmental machinery. The money
thus recklessly squandered is taken
In great part from the pocket of peo
ple t. whom the payment of a war tax
in t es of peace is a real, not an
imaginary hardship. The exaction
thereof plainly comes within the cate
gory of rank injustice. Naturally,
therefore. The Liberator is rejoiced to
observe indications of a purpose in
Congress to put a stop to the squand
ering of public money, even though the
prospect of something real being ac
complished In the near future be not
overly assuring. It is comforting at
least to be warranted in recording the
fact that at the opening of the present
session of Congress voices were lifted
in favor of retrenchment. .Admirable
and forceful was the plea of an able
: fintor from Colorado, Charels S.
Thomas, who early in December gave
utterance to these thoughtful words
and sound sentiments:
Meantime, I earnestly hope that my
Republican brethren will get behind
the Senator from Utah and that my
Democratic brethren on this side ot
the chamber will follow his good ex
ample in the effort to cut out every
unneeded expenditure which in the ag
gregate now constitutes such an enor
mous drain upon the Public Treasury,
and that when we run over this vast
catalog of personal bills already in
troduced and of other bills to follow
for e propriations for nearly every,
thing under the sun we try to forget
politics for a while and subordinate
them to the general pressing needs of
the Treasury. I know, Mr. President,
how difficult that is going to be: I
know how your constituencies and
mine will clamor for what they regard
as their peculiar and overshadowing
interests which should be excepted
from the general rule of economics;
but there must be a commencement
somewhere.
For my part I earnestly hope that
I may be able to practice what I
preach and make as tew exceptions
to the rule as poscible; but economy
ic poscible only until and when con
stitucnc.es a:. J representatives join in
team work to bring it about.
The late leader ot the Republican
majority here declared some time ago
that an adequate administrative
scheme properly devised and enforced
would annually save the country $300,
OOJ.000. . I think there is no question
about it, and unless something of that
kind i done I want to make a pre
diction, though I am neither a prophet
nor the son of a prophet. This morn
ing the Senator from Utah introduced
figures showing that the tctal appro
priations of the Sixty second Congress
were in excess of two billions I am
oivina round figures and that the to
tal appropriations for the Sixty-third
Congress were about $2,200,000,000. If
in th nrovidence of God, displeased
with His people and desiring to inflict
upon them a deplorable calamity, the
next Presidential election should be a
Republican success and the Senator
from Utah again assumes the leader
.kin nf th maiority. I predict that
h. annronriations of the Sixtylfifth
Congress will be greater tnan inose oi
the Sixty-third Congress, not because
his party will design it but because of
the system, which Is unbreakable, un
til a real siart and a start altogether
Ic made for real and genuine retrench
ment. i i:i
If o-K- ril.i'l is
Vol II ( llll l.
n;il. dull, at till!'
flu-li.d. irri'.it)!'
sho.jd r.tK'lnl to
on 1 i the i-liam
and
fplf'.il 0'l
t'lis
is a "
r.ii w
i-idit'on at
vi,ur I it th'
Ki.l;:i-
Kio Worm Kill-'!' Is at von i nouoi
Tiiir. -.ll known lewdy in
lo'tii-o fm-iii Is ;l.:.-:inl to lakf and
i x . .. Is t;-.,. ..mi ' om o. t!tf cnt
o( lour rhiid's fuffi'iinj.-. Only 2.
ii : all .;np:uis!.
HOTEL
MEN FAVOR
ROADS.
LATERAL
r, ..nl.;iinrs cassed by Orejon
Ho-
tel Men's Association at Eugene.
April 20. 1916. I
If there is any one class of people
,.u..k n,l,ir from tnur.st trade it is
th. l-o'.el men. It is therefore highly
nraiifvina to learn that they
have
parsed the following
resolutions.
Whereas, the prosperity and up
building of the State of Oregon de
pends upon the growth aid settlemen
ts cur state: and.
Whereas, the gre.-t increase m the
growth of our cit es wh-n cor-na'ed
v.,tt sur rural cop-dation md.cate-.
vihS'e earnest aid is needed for our
development : and.
Whereas, good roads over which our
farmers can transport their products
at a minimum cost and wh,ch w,ll
bring the-n close in po nt of time to
REM E DYrCR M E Ti
1 MAILStM I
I O c J
("THE OLD RfiLIAtsLE"
their trading centers for business and
recreation ill prove a great incentive
to life on the firm; tnerefore, be it
Resolved, tr.at th.s assoc. a:ion her
by places itself on record as favoring
cot t'n.ctive highway legRlation that '
will lead to the early building and I
maintenance at state expense of the!
main truck highways of the state, so
located that commercial and lateral )
highways can readily and to best ad
vantage connect therewith: end be it
Further Resclved, that such add.
tional Itgislat'on, if any be needed, be
enacted that will enable the different
courtier to exped;Uously and eco
nomically cor.Ei'-ucl sucn commercial,
lateral and collecting highways that
the products of the farm may be
cheaply transported to market and of
fered for our use in the beat condi
tion possible, to the mutual advantage
of producer and consumer; be it
Further Resolved, that a copy of
thin resolution be transmitted to the
LV.acicr of the State Grange with our
offer of co-operation if such action
meets wiih their approval.
0
Stinnmh Tr-mhi.-N nml iiiMiiaUni
I wi'l clu rfullv cy tlsat hum-
!i l;iin' Timl-'ts jmv the tsiost satis
factory reirerty for stomach truuMfi.
k n tl cjiut iua: ion that I hav- mi11 in
tliirt ' -foi:r years' l ri Mon- sm '
wril.s S. li. Mniphy. .It zi: I. W! s
Iiui-k. N- Y. O.t.iin:.!!1 fiiTy tnf
MANY KMSnlTI-: TO I .TI.L.
As many a.; 1'"' autotmihih-s con
iaiiiiim t j.i it ;'s hound for tin1 Port
land Hwt' i-Ysti;il. h.M-t' this
morniim. Most of the cars urrheM
last ewniiin, wi.ilf oMhts canu In
early thU itioriiin. They an- from
noun-; in Soul In: ti On uon, anl in
:ust rases n'lnaim'd Iwre a short
wlii!.' -i:rin fUpplun of isaso
IJt.o. Ii is hi'lit-vfd the Kose Kestival
this year will have prol.ahly the lam
ait 'n.laiiie of an of the events
I'tkretlioimlif.
I.- are i.arniiifc that a littl-
Pi
fc:etlioimht often saves tiieui a hit
e.Mier.se. i re is an in:-tame: E.
Aivli'-r. Caldwell. Ohio, writes: "I 1
ik t heli.w ihat our lai.iily has he i.
w.Mmut ( r.ittih riain's Coli; ('holer;
a;d Diarrhoea Kerne lv -incc :.- cor.i
iij. -need keeping house yrars vtzo
hen we no on an exien-ied visit
teke it with us." Obtainable every
where. '
If you have .uinth;nK to fell, tt
trade to rent, or have lost something
or foun' t j.iiething, use a want adv
!n h Kevirw.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
pi:ntisti:v
Siicciiil rll'n(ion civ
pori't'liiii.
fiilinxf. Prircs roasolialile
!n til" flty on all nrk.
.1. It. IIAI'.M.W. I. 1).
Phones: orrico 2x?. ltos.
O'fico r.Mr cr Kcvlew HMi?
biir;:. Op-son.
an)
4 0.-.-R
, ltoso
l;lts. SXKI.I. J lK I.AI-1'
Ustwipathlr rhyslcliui.
Pholifs Office 119. lies. 216-1.. 421-1
207 Perkins lildg., Husenurg
lilt. X. IM.VI.KIl
l.li'enml ( lilniprm tlr Plijslcliin
2J2 W. iJine St.. Uu-'t'burg. OreKOi
Phono l.i'2.
C nsii!lation and Kiaininrftion Free
Offiie iluuis. 9 to 5.
Sundays ami evunlnss l- appolni
munt.
TUN
HKIM.INK SCHOOL
I'lAXO .MIS1C.
Mm. rlmrlni lleinliiif, lllrwlor
Mrs. r.iinhs, Avflslanl IVaihc
!!pcii;n'T a specialty. Conccr
Pianists (ieveluped.
Mornliii; ciaes In Kindpruarten
,-hildrpn c.i'.'.od for and taken home
Mud.o 423 Klla St.
Phone 33-lt
HOPKINS
Altoiii(--iit-l.av
Hooni 4 2".
Perkins lil'Itf..
K.iM'tnirK
I0-io. ial atti-nlion
v-yan.-in and till'
t tlos to r. al I'stat.-.
uiM-n tu run
vaininatiull of
Prortiros in a
s-'tate and Ki-!. ral Courtf.
SfclV fOl'XTV MAP
Shoinu railroad lands, price SI.:
I., (i. HICKS, Surveyor
P. O Hot. 4 7 7. Hosoburg
K tlmales
GF.RMOM) & KRF.AR
Civil Eocinrrrs and Survevors
i.kk-tv cxh nty si uvr:voi
223 Perkins UK. " . S vU.; SK cylinder. T-passen- m s..t : ,.;i.e .0 the Cilv Tnas .1 ,22 Weit Oak Street
1 lilt. (. II. WALK :ei".'-.' l-hom- 1 " 'lUT hr'e 'VT I'r.'' ' ' l 1 I
j IMIYSirlAN AM M'IMJKfW ,,. 1: llu-il f I roll, r al CiiINM: c Al.l.KY. hat is the dlf' rei, l ieen I ?.
: I'hones- Ofi-e, s; Ke. 12-R. "'- " K,'l''r !" " 1 -' 1:1 ''' ' ' ";,M""r ;i,r. s line l.,mb lie n and nn ' B
i' f,,r ' ' U ' t'-n! a'.er It: riv . I - ,, ,- C A
, j 1 1 -.. ,.(! 1. ..- I .- t t inn. Ml'i't' 1 1 r I1.1 11 f . - Hi1 fM 1 if 1 u.i ir, tl.fi I'fil til tit l f," 11 .ti f'l I H I i.
I'.ooms 4 1 4 1 . FirklDJ Building. (,,.,., i;,,,,-,., o. THE R'JtHMnq HOTEL. J fy Tl I
I'll: - M F i"' n I" M- t.Mi 710 Wash. M. Mar. 5170. I) jS Cf Jtt, 1 SiO
t!lS. SLKI.Y. SXTIIKU K STFWAKT ; ', ' . , :, ;.' ihi. H-.aii'l. iiti..e. ..i.s. ,-iiale1 ITVtjl j
IMij-li lens ami SilruexMiii I,,,v - . -1. nnav. r Itro- .'L-nli mid .ii.- in m-iiIiih.iI I I I IJt tXSSCh. f-.'i' 'l E 6
,- I iioonis ti. r da 1. 'I '". 2:,. "nil : IsrViC7?ii5W5.r' i H X
Huile nf Offi.es Hear of uo-.Ria. .a- - , . U,m: Tri.t 1 M H.'iA.J l$
I tional Lank. .Lo.iiij Floor. .. . v, , , ., ,,..,. .,,,... r-. mil . T-n miTiii - .'! ' M I 5 if X
I'hon ST. ... a-. . ... 'j ; , J ;- -'. ; JI.H.ti. l.s. r , .! I,. ...a, I. 'himI -r j
tl.:i.'.. Il.-i:. ..' '.',"",'-.! FO't HM.r. - -I.", ton- land fU'ler. VsJefWIvlLiM i I
1 .1 tit 1 - a If O'.ie ..: l.i; ,.,.. r of Mo.!.. 1S per to- I l : N:i i V. t d ''. '. I. ' . SjP&JKP 'WsCjCjW J V 9 V
; 1 I T " '"- v',:u re-. .,,'1 In..!;, dla'ely. S. II. n.noi.i.'e : " ! r-'i.iiii til Iryjk'J i I
Kit. I.''! I.TT SMITH Crwh. but it l;,t-s '' -imtu.r anc W B I ?
i ... . . Tin .oiii'roi- . - in ;.! fk A ?
Wot. ei. i.n I C:... dr. li ln.-ei.se. K,. , .,,,,,. ,.. ,,,. r I rir: will .l.". ' """ , , , , U $
,:. Vaso-Uc :.: S. ond Floor! ,.,., ,. .r,. ,, I'.i.c-n Jv:.,;.. ::r.n. ( .('.'It "''l-n'", thiv'l.a- "rUn 1
- - - 1 " . ... , ii.vt'V iiiM V Til i tit : " . : ' t
K oni
Majonlc nuilj.nc.
Phone JS7.
All I 'I -iM ii txl A J cm ie meuts hi
iM-iitil new today will t found on
Pa4 tt, iwltr "w TikUi ttevtd
Jt.t.NDoUN. VIOLIN, oriTAK.
t'.A.NJU ledions. set; Kerfcusuu, l
1'itI MU ' 4. IllU-!1.
K! ENIUiW Lit D NVi;S EVKKV
Till K.- I A V llU! I. IK Nil ill .111 i , iak .
Li'ln-s tri 1-. -. tiol,, flour maiiaM-r
(Ml i I'Vrji us, ii s musie. i.'oo:
ojuVr ami mi c, sociable nine.
ixr a; Kin d.
Kui'Mt.- Two ii!iKs of lilt.iitis.iiii
lr..crl. oiu: Me.i!o tall at tin
ol.i.'e and itiseliUc ImWs.
I.DS 1'.
tiU'O
I; Mi
I'Kik and while
!i. Finder please
w o! tu t , ur phone !
t aim1-,
ettmi ti
KiH'.ND. I.;ul;. s gutd hrooeli. Own
er ran iiave b.ime by punhit; juop
t rt and pa.wn lor t!ii; am. Ap-1-iy
i ala. TLeatt r.
..USr- ItetW.'i
lio. S
;ai tin nulo.
-led tapered
l ICo
nii..y,
at i i- i
fly
k Creek am.
May on.
eel arul enain
line. Kin del
pleas
House, ward.
fomii.unit at.' w it 'i
KosehuiK. and ret
Heine
eie n
WAXTKD
WANTKD.-
Care of a child. I'lione
sTOCK ItANCM WANTKD.-I want
to rent on shares a stock raiuli
iull equipped with stock and tin
pleuieiiis. Address 6. H.r Care of
lievlew.
'.'O.MAX WANTI'.ll Woman llo
is a t irst -ciass lamili' rook i-nn
li;.i' sttMily position with tiooil
ui.i!iii (iiv. jfcaait' mid mldrt'ss.
W. W.. Call" Itosi-lilUR Ueviow.
FOH KKXT
"(ill IU:.NT 1 room bouse, furnished.
IlKlUire r.i'9 Fowler Si.
(lit KKXT
tui nished.
Five-room cottage.
Call ."4 4 So. Pine.
ior
w
;H FOl! KK.NT Call
st DoukIus, or Phono
lilt KF.XT Thr
kei-idiu' rooms,
ton.
e iiirnished house
81X W. Washing
'Oil HKXT two fumishod lii'b!
liousekeeiiii'i; rooms, with bath
:;i's So.uh Pine St.
IANO FOR ItHN'l'.
ncw piano for rent
lirand. Phone 21-F.'
Fine, nlmoHt
Charles A
MNT.- Five-lootn
s. two lots, ;ood
II kinds of fruit,
if war.Ted. Ilent
house,
wi ll, bai n
So'i:e lur
?' month
n.turi
Adiir.
Or. ki'
i:. F. Iteid .Myrtle Cn eU
edit SAI.K AAII TIIAIIF.
Jii SXI.K. - Aslor plants,
do.ell. 1'liolle lill-.l.
1"C pe
'OK SAI.K. 'I wo good bed
suits, (h.-ap. Phone 2i:l.
-OU SAI.K OI! KF.N1..
Ca.l phone loil-Y.
-liood pl.nio
.i!t SAI.K.- Si corn! band piano
heap. Inquire Iu9 Uose St.
FOIt SAI.K. Collie pups, Itl.illin
of Win. llavless, Coles Valley, Ore
gon.
COW FOIt
SAI.K.
milker.
Fresh.
Siagns
years
N'ort h
Piano in good tondi
Inquire of M. M. Mil
view ottice.
Ii r. at I:.
'jlt SAI.K. r-ay gelding. 7 year
oi l, K-ntle and true; 1 Mil) 11m.
I. Chapman. Wilbur, Or. "
'oil SAI.K Three lois. .'. room I1011
mi.il. 111. barn, iaiio- woodshed and
store loom. Call 7:.3 Cobb SI.
FOIt
U.K. Oliver typewriter in
! olel.tioil ill -ei: for J I o
Al at lievlew office.
.it t-' '.f 'it: th lii: k.
am! lot In HriMd.iirir. I ' a r
tn ran h. Iicprovd and e.nii
Addi' (' c , cata It" lew.
(I M.I,
11 1 51. .'i M.inn-nreau i nuifiii.i; t-i:'i.ii
t;-n-:- I'M' nn.i-tKititKl (SiiMilin.-lrtty of Kn.-hut- i.on. .-n).,! .-! I ppnnop lU'l IM) 111
'"- 'i,ri,BM,;'n .i!::; :.,,v,;; ,,tv-.,!;,".v, IiLUhul tin lii i
tu ner. Hot Ito eieiru. I 1 ' ."" ' .' ' '. ' ' . V
IFOR SALE. New Davenport moun
tain agou. ttitb. tu. Regular
pti.e ft.iiMH. uu $ut'i. W
U'Uhaer Pros., Cottage Grove.
Ore-go ii.
KOR SALE 3-tncli Mitchell wajEon.
almost new: doublt-seated ha. Kin
Kood conditton. Alto heavy set of
team harneKs. S. K.
ing (itats. Oregon.
Hrisbiu, Look-
U SALK. At a saerifice. Aultman
A- Ta lor threhins ont!.t, lii burse j
power eneme. 30x"u se;ima(or, wtth
all attaelimeiits, all iu fine con.li-
Hon. C.. H. Winniford, Wilbur, tie.
yo SM.K. '.-room lions., and
l.arn. on :t rliohe lots, on North
Jackson St. Kino na-il. n and tier ;
ries. Hi bargain if tak n noun '
c. K. oltur. ll::7 X. .U.kon St 1
KoU SAI.K. Team of nuili-s. ai;e 6
ears, wclnl't about l"oll poun.i:i
t-aill; pi-rloctly sound and food o
pull. K. (.'. I'ontcs. Admr. estate
It. K. PaitiTson. Just i.ist of city i
limits.
KOIt SAI.K - Tb." rMtK.Tuld place ,n
Klournov Valli'v", cjntainintf 2 11
acres; has not been plou t d for 1 1'
ears. Call pipe water ovir it all
the whole year. Address or . -i 1
J. K. Kilzucrald. Marfhfield. Or--
F.iK S U.i: -- 's. d 'iirv i ti
$1": motorcy. 'o pu sto lank.
motorcv. le front w licel drive
Bpeedonuter. $.'.: alo oao 191 t
twin Indian motorcycle in i:ood
condition. Uosehurtc 111. ii ie
Shops, 1119 N'. Jackson St.
1IOMK SKKKKItS ATTKS'TIOX
.Must be sold soon, u Rinall pla. e
close to ItoselnirK. well improved,
good bouse and barn, crowinc
crop. li.v. coin, potatoes, garden,
all kinds of fruit, straw ben ii s
now ripe. Address Itov si, ItoM'
hurz. 51.1
;.ix.
Because we still hai'e a lot of
wiro fence to sell cheap. The 7:'.:.
Page fence at ::J; the I :: 1 7 at '.nc.
I he 942 a: 42'iiC. and a s:'.2 feme
for ;ie. 9:19 at 27'-..c. and 9:i9 bet
ter for :i::c. Also 121". 72tl and K2ii
wiih S iiu h stay wire, llarbed wire
$:l.col per spool.
Write us now, don't wait loo long,
irire subject to change without
notice.
STKAKXS & CIlFXOWKTIl.
Oakland and Yoncalln.
DAILY WKAfllKK KKl'OHT.
Ii. S. Weather Bureau, local office.
Koseburg, 24 hours ending 5 a. ffi.,
today.
Precipitation In tnches and hun
dredths: Maximum temperature Tu
Minimum tenipiiature -l-
I'otal preclp. since rust of mo.
0
I .07
Vorinal pre. Ip. for this month
rotal preclp from Sept. 1, lla.
ver. preclp. fro:n Srpl. 1, 77,
fot.il excess from Sept. 1, 'la.
111
Werage precipita i Ion in
wet seasons (Sept. to May
Incluaivfl 32.00
WILLIAM HRI.L. Observor.
w ka'i'h:-;:c foh kc ast:
Fair and warmer tonuhl Wednesday.
AITO STAtiK I.IXK KKI'OT.
Pailv slageR and autoa Tor Marsh
Meld and nil ("003 Hay points, alo
'or Peel and 5llllwood, leave G. W.
Rapp's jrr'p'y store. 1.13 .Sheridan
street, l i'h paid for produce along
tbe line.
If you navo nouiethinK to Bell or
rent try an Adv in the lievlew.
LVOV MOTOItlSTS
Would you like to ililve In Chi
cago anil b.i. k without a num-lure?
You can If you have your tires filled
with National rubber tire filler. As
easy as air. II. .lay Stone, Agent.
mt. wvAvr nit ( i 1:1:
Knd.irsi d bv leading physicians, for
Hie cure or skill earner or sores that
fail to yield to ordinary treatment
'oiiMilt or write W. F-. Wood
(ir. si. am. O-' K"l!
- o
CALL I OK I I I V WAP.ItAMS.
is 1 r In ui-.en all p' r:-on I
I nml i a mints it' llo 1
, 01. on. en lr,i 1
:,t of tun.!...' pn
April 1st, I
10 the Cilv 'I'ri.i
. i. Interest t'l.-r. 1
ol I1' i; not H -.
1 1
CiilliNM: c Al.l.KY.
Cit ,' '1 te;iM. r
ti-eit 'on or te 'ore 2'i vara. Write ns fui . . , ' B '
hi k parti, u.at. F.x'I'j-l'e liouitiat Conn I Jf hCOllOiTiy lVlTrKll I
..T.e.t lv narr.ts. I J
HICK & ItK.K ' G. Kiilillui(en, I'mi'.. I'lnine 5H Mm
KKAL tCSTATK HAIUiAINS.
We htive nmuy call sod ask to see
our lut. We have tLe ireaai ot the
Lstlngs, and cuu give you service.
Our reputation is bai k ot every deal
Ve are personally aiquainttd lib
i: I must eery I .rui. ti ai t, or pi reel
4f land iu Donn a Coauty
Call auJ
i eo u, or k rite. We are glad to
i.nswer every inquiry.
KICK KICK.
If you hae soinethinit to sell, to
trade, to rent, or lihve hist SJinethiuK
u found Hoiitethmg. use a want adv.
n t ho lievlew.
iMrs. F. D. Owen
Cul Flower
Potted Plant
Funeral Designs
Wedding Boqueb
PIIONKS
ClvenhollNe ll-FI-
VUj 411
Douglas Junk Co.
1 Valets in all kimU of tnei.tl,
lirasNt'opper. ami all kintUtd rul
lier, liides. mihiI, and all kimU of
seemul h iind m-u'hinet'y, belling,
all kiiulr of ttwiis. We Imiv .erai
iron ami Uittles. a 1 kind of junk.
Douglas Junk Co.
Phone :!!!. Main & Oak Sts
Lare County Map
Sliows Railroad land. New
ptoposcd railroads, Sutlier
lin, losel)tirg and Carncs
Sections, trails, Crater Ike,
niiiies, fruit lands. $1.50
L. G. HICKS, Civil Ensinpf r
23 P
'rkllis lildg.
Itnscliurg. Orel
Phone 21
George Shanks
For Automobile Tops
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Cass St., Pvosebm g, Or.
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If you are interested in buying a small ranch, we have
a bargain iu a 24 acre river bottom tract 5 miles from
Roscburg. Good laud (or Corn, Clover, Alfalfa or
Hroceoli. 1 louse, barn and oilier blds. on this place
along the Umpciua River. A fine home and the prite
is reasonable terms if desired.
BALLF & BROWN
Realty Company
Rentals, Fire Insurance. o. Autos, Re&idence or Dusir.e;:s Property, Real
Estate of All Kinds listed. See us if you wiih Co Buy, Sell or Exchange.
214 N. Jackson St. Koseburg, Ore, on
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Has full line of Best Quality Groceries,
Flour and Feed to Sell.
Wheat by the sack.
We buy ejjs.
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