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ir. t -, L MORAL LEADER OF DEMOCRACY Judge Wescott In His Nomi nating Speech So Des ignates Wilson. STATESMAN AND FINANCIER. Administration of tho President th Most Successful of Recent Time. Kept Peace With the World end Lifted the Nation From Rueinets Stagnation to the Highest Prosperity It Hat Known Hie Name Will Go Down In History Beside That of Lincoln. Fi (lowing U the rimhvIi of Hon. Joti'j V. V';iii, uttitllH'V flirml of Nt'M Jersey. ,H:iuniina t ititf rrcikitt Wood r.w Wilson: iTopbtty is fullillt'd. The eternal verities uf rilitiHi:siH'sa have prevail ed. I'lulisinu.vt'i hy the rnltimitU-s of war. uiiiuovinl hy vituiieratln'i und vuln dt'clumatloii, UohUiiK to the pure, altar of truth, the climi!iuuUr is Mutes n.un. the statesman llnaiieler. tho tinau-cU-r emam Ijiaior, the einam lpator m riuVatur, the tuuilWator the utoral had it of deuio. rac.v. The nut ion I at wurlt. The nation Js at .earp. The iiathm Is fU-cimiplUli luK t Ue deputy of I K'Hioeiai-y. Four yetti's ao tlie nation vvns not at work. With resource.- boundless, with a huu- 1 -.,;r HON. JOHN w. misroTT. dred minion eo le either to n hieve Hi d do. eitiuiueree languished. I:idiw- tries hy'''l- "ere hl:e. 'I try st,,hd lu the toils of i The co-.m nu m:i:le i;:ate titiatu ial sysiem. Crivlit u at the merry of pini" y. The HiruiM I nisi ihss man was hound hand and foot. I'niik' him; like a Hturnt elmiil over the hiisiness world. Our Prosperity Unparalleled. Now bursting granaries, teomlnu' fac tories, crowded railways and over laden ships diHtrlhiite wealth and enui fort to uncounted millions the world over. Production outruns the means nf distribution. The parallel of Amer ican prosperity 1 not found lu indus trial history; nor Is It causeless. It did not descend, like a merciful accident, from heaven. It Ik ti"t due to the devastations nf a revised tariff. It Is Imt the result of destructive leisla tlou. It cannot he attributed to the manufacture of war materials, consti tuting a bare .1 jkt centum of the vol ume of national business. War Is de struction, not production. War cur tails international trade. War de presses Industrial energy. When the Kmc. yati cataclysm struck the world nior r:a fell like a blight upon many of the neutral nations, hut not upon the I'nlted States. America's Resources Rsleased. There stand the astounding phe nomenon of American prosperity. Wltnt h Its expiiuatiou? The KuHId of financial theory worked to a dem onstration measure for the country'a relief, lie promptly put Into effect the legislative expnpsl. u of a great pro Brniu. He did t talk. He did thing, lie dynamiti-d the monetary dams and h-t iTellt tlow to the remotest corners of the land. It spray d:thlng eve:i upon foreik'ti liore. He released the nation's resource and -et the energies of all men tree to exploit them. He dittc ti f oi:ni'er-lal flaverv. lie htru k .-rr It -hackles. The prorf-rity of the nation Is the product of states manship and tinam-ia! genius. Ameri can credit I now limited only by Its own hone-ty and enpa- it r. The cnne bei; uudNtiirU-d. the effe ts must re Hiaiii 'I he schoopnH-ter Is stfitesman. the Matoin:tn Is tlnaie h-r. the finan cier is einan. Ipnior. Willi I. inc. .In, the emancipator of the chattel tUwo. he will Ihe foieer the emain ipator tf the roitiiuen in I sle Kept Nation at Peace. The nation N at "'ace in a world at war Amerl'a s confronted with np palling realities It U nr the part of wlhm to p'ay nlth r-liant-ims. deal In riddles or Meek to entertain the na tlo-tat Imagination with the legerde Biaiu oY Inutfuage To build word mountnlD hltf at the throne of vanity and am bi tlou should iHt be nu Ameri can (astlme. An attempt to cab b the presidency by phrae is the work of foliy. The function of a sound hit' bras and tinklin,; cymual Is not gt-r- ! mane to the tragic condiiloiis vt (he world. When the fate of milduus U at stake It is not the part of any mail to ! stack the turds. With civiihuithu lu peril the sphinx iecouies an anu hro- I uisiu. With tlte whole Wirld teue j and anxiius patrloilc advice and vug- gestiou ate of more value thun abuse : and defamation. Snvututiou wilts lu the Idaze of truth Abusive phraseol- ogy shrivels before the relentless fu t. Honesty it the commanding quaiity of a free anil patriotic A inert, an. "Watchful Waiting" Averted War With Mexico. What are the realities that face us? In Mexico exist the (.oiciilialltu a of civilization, hi her wealth, her his tory, her schools, her religion, her needs, her very MiITcring und patriot ism. He the indestructible seeds of prog- eN. To have conquered Mexico would have destroyed our rospei Ity and add d hundreds of million of taxation V the burdens of the nation. It would have planted distrust and liatn d of :he Fulled States hi every South Amer ican republic. It would have forfeited the respect of the world. It would have huhstitutcd the tenets of linnri ilism for the principles of American ism. It would have prostituted the bravery and patriot im of American .irms to the greed and avurhe of cou esslonnrh's It would have roblied the Fulled Stales of the grandeur of her mission among the tuitions of the earth, it would have made might right itnd repudiated (he doctrines of Christiauty. it would have Ignored the fuiidaiut-u-:al conceptions of moral progress and denied the right of l,".Uooou of ieopU (o govern tlietnselx ei. Ambition and .creed were prepared to sa'-rill e Auier icii and nil that Atm-rlcn stnmls for In order to net pi ire the wealth of Mexico The diplomacy of "watchful walling" iveitcd these calamities and preserved in their aigiual purity the principle f Ameihau fnedom und Justice. Watchful waiting" repudiated the brutal dictum of science that the weak must go flown before the strong. Help Mexi.o lest over her bloody grave are aiwn the dragon's teeth of our own de tructioii. A Virile American. War with any Furopeaii nation Aould have set the vorld alhime iud popped the iinircli o.' progress for a cutuiy. Wou'd any one have had it so it onler to ii tit nu a "virile American tii V" Is a "virile Americanism" hstdshed, ilesirtn tlon. the horrors of var and its urn ertaintles' The sut li'.nee of el Illat ion is the arts, the deuces, tilciature, pliilo-ophy, Indus ry, the domestic virtues, freedom. it :gu and peu e. Itut t!ii: Is the sub lance of American nationalism. This s the virility of Americanism. It tiiows no national boundaries It V4't Ives in I lie trenches and broken homes if F.nroe aiul pen ades its very hi ones. Therefore A merit a live in ..he trenches and broken homes of Fn o;.e and its thrones. The stiisMidous onllagration Is consuming the errors f statesmen and dynasties; It is not -oiiMiming the substance of civili.u ion. Schoolmaster Became Statosman. t'hiiiiition is it u.iity War Willi Kuim; e would Lave cut u c.i,h-r the ;uo::;l foi-t s t i t t bind tiie nations tml left nu age of darkness, unan hy inditcsiair. Standing on the iminutu lie foundation of s;:i-Ii Americanism, lie p lr oma ter and statesman with -onsiiMir.atc skill, a skill that com lainds the admiration of the world, di iv the forces of civilization, not with ti ins, but with reason and moral uessiire against the ceesses of a b.-l i','rent world. With pieterimtural ioi;e and clearness of vision he Is pi oting Aiuerf a throiili the rushing tonn. Who can deny the existence of i inoial desi-jn iii the unhetseV Who i -w can pietioii it-j fiiliillmeitt ? Who low can cle his eyes to the destiny f dei.ioeiacy to make the principle f civilization dominant, to bring the waning nation of the tarth together n luM'i.g peace" The pasi"s of men lie. I lie 1 1 ill h lives America has ill led tn Fuiopc; For-pc i responding n terms of ti revital.el chibzatlon The s-.iMhncst picture Iii ciUI history s that of a plain Amerhan citizen aianeuM-ring with the weapons of rea lm and humanity against the navies ml armies nf the contending nations iml bringing them In accord w-ith the piluMpIe of International law. Tin? Vmerlcan mandard of peace and Jus tice now tloals on the sea It Is ill) furling over the trendies of the stnig rllng nation. Wilton's Vasl Achievement. . From the vantage i: round tif linpr; i.liable A inerica-iisTii the matchless raft of a real pai lii-t ha led uuly nvoidisl nil war. but h leading the world Into tin ways of peace. What I peace but the assertion of moral progress? What is the assertion of moral pn-gie- but the Indestructible d'.ilijitioii of Fur.'ie and Auieri.a? I'roui t!ie xuioMering ruins of n thou sand cities, t.ver the tr:iVe of millions if brave men. out of the hho kne of the battle smoke, nrl-htg from the oU seiirhie of national pus-ions, already llie oples t.f the earth r"'ognl.e tin? dim outlines, growing ei-r more dis tinct, nf the composite soul uf Atm-rlcn In the pit tin it and humane wisdom of the world" real padli'ator if what ft Mi 1 1 nil the ealth of our beloved land If It hd h-en consumed lu the iteMrueih enes nf wrf What avail the tra.all of human pp-tre- for ten thoiisnnd year had let the m ho.uias ter and statesman U-eti pa (th a tor? Ills achh-veineut Is vat that stnbl llotie men are blind to Its reality. Hut the plain millions, uf all creeds and nationalities, recognize lu It the Imper ishable trior! es of a Christian clvtlixa tl 'U It glorifies the tusnnt arul kinj a like. The schoolmaster is statesman, j the statesumu is tluancler. the finuu- cler is emau. ipator. (he emancipator ts the pacificator of the world. Thus is the nut ion accomplishing the ' destiny of democracy. The command ing fact of the modern age Is the spread of Intelligence. The school boiie has conquered tgnotame. The printing press lias transformed the purpsses and capacities of man. Kdu ratiou has jua lined ttim for a better existence. The Hlble has made hiiu a moralist. Meu kuow that the world Is big enough to support the human family lu jieace and comfort. Meu kuow that the great problem of peace aud comfort is not yet solved They know that It cannot be solved by the savagery of war. They know that lis r-olutlou Is obtainable only lu condi tions of peace, reason and a practical mo.utlty. This stale of knowledge Is the crowning achievement of progress. Self Government Has Stood the Test. The American exierltueiit of self government lias sttKKl the test. The achleements of the American system are known of all men und felt through out the world. The Flitted Stntes is the world's asylum. Here all races, all condition, all creeds, are assimilate.!, bclied, elevated. anTl men are made into self governing men. lu America Justice has made Its greatest progress tiecuuse it Is progress in which all meu have u part. That form of government w hich uffords the fullest opKr; unity for happiness and comfort is destined to lie the universal form. Su h Is the resistless syllogism of progress. War cuiuiot stop Its inevitable march. The opinion of all men is more potential than the opinion of one man. The best opinion of the lies! men by the force of example und mutuality of Interest becomes the opinion of all meu. Amer ican opinion is embodied lu a man of cuce. American opinion is inarching through the world. Kept Justice Untarnished. When the luici talim of Furopecast the In-n dire of destiny America threw the moral dice of destiny. America staked the principles of her Justice There they stand lu untarnished integ rity in the ga.e of a stricken world. The intelligence of men grasp the meaning of America. Her example will readjust the relations of men ev erywhere. The aspirations of men are for freedom. Men and women can and should rule themselves. The day when they ruie themselves w ar w ill dlsapivar. The hand of divinity has so written it In the needs and necessl tits uf humanity made In Its image. America, prosperous, peaieiul, buss ed. Is so because the In-icrutuble pur poses of Cod Intended II The con trast between Fut'ope lu II. nm s and stilTcriug aud (lie Fultcd States peace ful and prosperous is (lie divine con trast, i'y sav ing the American system ilization is saved. The principles of deuiiK-racy furnish the means of avoiding and (.revetiiing war. The uul vernal intelligent e "f men de -iees that (he war now devastating Furore shall be the last war. Sons of America, keep unsullied the ifacreil shrine of js-ace through whose portals will yet pass arm In arm the crowned head and the humble peasant in silent v. or -hip of iod. Emancipator and Pacificator. Out of the ruins and suffering of (lie present eon HI t will arise u teliiple of Jttsthe whose dome will be the blue vault of hea en. Its llluiuliiauts the eternal stars, its pillars the everlasting hills, its ornaments the woo. Is and bountiful fields. Its music the rippling rills, the song of birds, the laughter of happy childhood; p,s diapason the roar of mills and the hum of Industry, Its votaries the peoples of the earth, its creed, mi whtdi hang all the law ami the prophets, "l.ove I hy neigh Imr us thyself." Above Its altars In inefface able color will live eternally the vision of its artitl.i-r. There tore, my fellow countrymen, not I. but his deeds and achievements; not I. but the spirit and puri-oses uf America; lmt I, but the prayers uf Just men; not I. but civilization Itself. iem Ilia Ics to Mlceeed himself to the piesl dency of the Fldted Slates, to the .res Iden y nf a hundred million fret ioo pie. bound in Impregnable union, the s Imliir. the statesman, the II nam h r, the emancipator, the paccator. the moral leader of demo ray. Woslrow Wilson. Sweetness That Never Palls. I Mi n i ik a sleepless night the Vizier Miijjcdnddin Kumija dlspnh lied hVt sli-c. Ih.lruddlu FJas. to bring him sweets The slave procure. I a copper Keltic heaped with many kinds of ftuits and sweets, and MnJJcduddin Is? ' g:.u to eat. I "You reli-h t lii-iii. my master'''' asked 1 the s'ave. j The vizier l itruuged his slum!.) r "These fruits are sv.eet -for Hie mo meiit." he sa d but show me a fr lit the sweetne-i -f w hl , w III endure een unto the Jndgmcnt day" "Sii. h irniM Me re ate my iirtMer." cried the sl e n'd In-Hind t -Wllld the Me, licit liis;t Wliete he iiW'nki' the slarvitii: or. hatis In the bouse uf Aiivvan ftiel Nil them f'ttli Into i he room nf hi m-tsti-i n i-., the fniiiNIifd eh.ldr-n tlc. ajiiil ihr fruits "!ok. II i:iy I i:isti-r." Mild (lie -!ae "Here ou we fruits the s v ,-( i t-s nf w hli h enduie u do the judgment day." H( Bel ef. 'In ynti U'lieVf In li piMiiii. dear?" nske I ttte v'tlig wife. Just n the tmu pyiu n pre, m lug to retire from hlshif4 "ure." tinwer'1 the man who had pP'tnSed u lot holeT and pay the freight "wtherwae I would still be a ba he lor" -Milwaukee Journal. EVfRFRESH PLANT AT SUMRUN Will SCON START SEASON'S RUN O. J. KtilUel!. of i U. n. Ft iii. president ot the Food Prod. lets t o . tpelit seeial das ill Sinlieriiil the first of the week iiii- . t in v the io ta! plullt of (he cotnpanv auA i-i-u 1 sivf itupro.ements being ma.ie l. re. sas llie Sutllerlin Sun. lb ex.tits ed himself as tieing well pie,ied; with the work being done here under the su perv isioli ot the lot a I luaii.l ge;. Frank .1. Norton, and predicted that the plant w ou Id soon pi ow a great industrial belief it to this en tiro section. The new hull 'lings re, nily con stru. ted and la i go amount of in a chin cry installed rt presents an e petiditure of approximately l.'oi.io, uu.l gi t s to Sut he: 1: n one ol t Ii.' largest fruit packing com-citis on tlie roast. The former i a padt of the plant has hecn iliiuhled a r.d e wt thing is hum practi. ail in readme--ttir the loganberry crop, vv hi h w dl he the first fruit to he handled b. the plant this season. A lame un it her of pvnple will he employed at the plant from now on to next tall Owins to the Incn-.iM-d price he ing paid for loganberries it is wr probable that a genera 1 1 inert a ,il aere.me w ill be pi;- uf 1 here ie1 full. At ;i cents p : h-i a grow er can easiiv it-al..e $lu p r aiie from hi; land l C. M ichener. former president of the company, and wdl known t nniuv of our cit i'ens. recent 1 v re Sigll'-tl to accept a p;istin:i as .-ecr tary tif an orgaiii.atiiwi r enil' I'ormed in the Fast b eniot -e p-;'c-and protect this coui.tiv trotu che.t.i foreign roods and labor at the bi of the Kuropcan war. II. salary i $:',imiu a year and expenses. lb Ktill retains his stuck in the Food Products I'onipany . STOCK COMPANY AT I'A I.At F V.i, I CFSS 1 hat such h igh da s a 1 1 ra tion put on in a apalde m.inu--r b a tab uted com pany can l- ol lei ed at such a low- price ol a.!inUiou is a matter of iniuli toinnn-nt hv llie theater patrons of the dtv. iind tin Palace inanageioent and the inin jiany are to he complino-nr il on ih entertiri.se and it is to nndi t that they will be he.irnU stiitporli d Tonight the great dtamatic sm i ess. ' l lie (Jteat lihb-.' will he the offering with vanl v tile s;ie. ialt ie- belWe. 11 tile acts, to be lolloue.l b. the bcaill ilul comedy dr.Hn.i. "Th Tn-il of the Lonesome Pino." Seat for all perlormanies tan te.-eived at llie box oi l ice. NOT It i; TO 0 lt;.( Tii:. Seab'd proposals addle s.'d to the Count y Con rt of I khii-J- Count Oregon, ail I ( ti. bused ' Pto; n for i:itpvo ing roads in I umnia ,; Ciiitntv, (li'i L'on." towit: O'mii Koad Cle eland Pod. Poor Far?u Knad -3 CM ' CHfcLIN- FOUNDED- 1 832)" - t " . - 71 ilil'T' -fj;iii III I ATW -.W imp ear. . I llHl MICHELIN I il run, f.,,,, r,..', n .,-J ..... 1 1 1,1 rv.d - ft. -v a The Michflln Univrifll Trnd comhinrs all the ftrJvantfi(es of nnn-tkida of both the rnitrd-trrnd nnd iu tion-trfed types. Mul.d.n Ked Tubn rftiun t h-ir velvety aoftnrat indtf imlelv. Ud in combination, Mtcbrlm eating end tubes make the mot atifftctory tire equipment. Motor Shop G trae, Koscburg fONE QUftl.lTY When Kefri'slimcnts are Served tlir CMK !.:'. i id-.tt v. i.i lie that I lie i.i- i M .nil r- '!...' if ever ufa.,-Mir.it -.in !) V.Vl VlTj ti nivvw.c,,,. Ai.'i ii v-lr-fxff (lcKSll'l t.lll- 11111. II l .-INtl-.J' Vm --jk. Ti . V'M I.i iinliuf in.. I ' ''i- nf- " ccptasc.-ii'l li.-lji.,.. At i-JA your lit 1 p.nty r - i'i' T al- , fair 1,1 i nr . 1 1 i.tu 1 The REFRESHMENT. Douglas County Creamery and Failahuu Head, will be received by the County Fou 1 1 of Douif'as I'uiiniy, Oregon, until 1 J o'clock M.. Ju: ."ith. 1U und not there utter, at Us ottice in the courthouse at tto.-.-htug. Oregon, when tuch pro poals will be public!) openc J aud lead. 1'I.tU::. spe itic.ftl .ins and e-tiiiiateB ..re on lib- with t he count, cictk of houdas Cuuntv and u.a tn t here : i en and copies nui bt- obt. lined ttf t he road muster at iln- ah.ive address. A deposit of Kie t en i Ihdl.iis shall he reunited on i a h st t uf plan- and spe -t: i-n mns h':i h bid is to be plcst litcd Ulltlei :e:,l. d tovel . and tiled w 1th tilt 'nun y de; k of I Kuu !a fount y. Ortuoii, and shall be accompanied b. :t i. rt:t;ed check made payable to flic loiinty i let k of hoimlts Cuaii v, :or a. i amount cipial to at bast ten p'V cut of the amount of sail bid Sudi eei-ti.icd die.k shall be J-liv.ird upon (he condition that P ;.iid hid be accepted, the party bid ding will properly and promptly en ter into a ml eeeute contracts and blind in accordance with the award Sl.eubl (he sue, esru! liitlder to whom the i D'ltr.tcis ari' aw-trde! tail to txecutc the mini' within ten da' s t not iiit ludinu Sundav I from l!;e ..: uf notilbatioti of such i!V. :r I. such cl erk shall he forfeited io I'nitgl::s Cont'd y as I iqu id at daM.;.. s. ami the mui check sh.all I be Hi., pio. erty nf the county. Ail j til her ( ei t i' id checks will be re- j turned to te unsm cessful bidib-r , v, lio Mil mil It d t he satne. I A gond ami Miffi b-nt bnnd will! a hat .Ma. -Iii: y mi ret v u iii be re I inire.i I . -r I he fait bf a I perl ot in a nee I of the ccitiMruciion lontratt in a -am i i,aal to the amount of tiie con 1 1 ad price. '1 lie estimates onl , to ing gteii a approxiuiati basts for th turpi 'I !n .ml ; ison til bids. rir.ht is riM red to reject an I plopnsals Of to accept the pi oposal dei'tned I he bed lor I oui; las County. Mated .lime Hill. 1 !H tl. i'ul NTY C:1! !iT ( ('ill NT V. OI;Ki;o. liOFCI.AS !!y l; W. i: K. II. MniM-r. Ii It. F. siotiif. t t i : t : I-: Mai- tei . I'lnk: lull .1 in! '.e. Ci.uuiy Comuiis N. chuls. ( 'ouut v ( 'oni'iiis II. t.t not, Clerk. t Seal I MTH F ill 4 ON 1 i;T'OlS. St aletl proposals addressed to tie C-iii til v Court ol 1 long I as Count Orcgnii, an I nuliits.'il "I'roposal nr In. "ui ie g roads in 1 louche ' 'on nt y, t )i i i-.on," t . w it : Camas Val b'V Ku i I ! out Si .t. o ( "n td St. i io vi:i be te .-ived by the i .inniv Coin t of I ion das Conn iy. Oi. ,.,,11. uiitii l i o'clock M , July .'th. 1 ;H ii. and not there .illcr, ;it its tilliiv In the cnurtliouse at ipiM liutg. Onuoti. when such pro posa Is will be pn d:cl y opened and lead. Thins, spi I'ilic.tlion:-: and e tiiuaP's a : e on I ile with 1 he cull ut d ik of Onu-'l.is Couulv and aia lie ti. e t-eeu and cojdes uiav be nlit i'i.. .1 or the r,,.id master at the above :,d Ire s A d-no it of Fie -i i i i j in MICHELIN UNIVERSAL TREADS and RED TUBES re not high-priced! Just compare theie pricn with Ihoie you have been paying. 0 Rill ILBU M 1 5,2, Ion j, 31 1 1 , tin is j . . $i ss 32 1 4 24 til 4 (S 13 2S 6 21 5 I 4 zs 34 V, 9S S (It 31 21 27 n S 4 34 4 , 11 f 31 00 i 5S 35 34 7S )4 IS S W 36 IS 79 35 70 CM 3' 36 fcO I 10 3S x s an so ; t se i ss 37 41 M 41 (IJS AUPirin (nil (w.J lmrhr i-fe 31 i 4. prut 22 21. ONLY- THE BESf) r ! ( .i1 i At ($" 00 dollars shall be required on t,-uch set of plans aud spt-iWicatiuiis Kiich bid Is to be presented under f ealej coer. and filed with the county cleik of Dou.as Count'., t rt (fou. and shall be accompan :ed by a cert i tied check made pa ihle to the county clerk of louglus Coati (y, lor an amount rnul to at ton per cent of the amount of mid bid Such certified check shall be tleliered upon the condition that if bald bid be accepted, the partv bid I thug will properly und promptly en-' l.-r into and execute contru ts and bonds in accordance with the award ; Should t he suci essf ul ladder to j w hoin the contracts are awarde I t ill to execute the Fdme within ten ! tlays i not including Sunday I from j 1 he dale tif not it teal ion of sm h iivv.ird. such (heck shall he Torieitedl to liouglas County as liquidate i il a mages, and t he said cheek shall b the property of the count v. All YOU CAN'T BEAT 'EM Mr. Fanner you should have one on your Kami, Mr. I'.iisiiitss man it ,vouU pay yt.ti lg interest on the investment to have one in your business. T he neatest Value for yc ur money, iu first cost, tll'iient sei vice, and up-kiep, and we .ue imt the only ones who think so. Note Lhe List of May Purchasers: (.VurK. W't'lM-r . . . II. Ii. Cu. -I lVriy SimmcII.'v . . A. Vih-iiiii . . . I 'liiy Smith H. K. Smltli . . . . (' M . Wilsim . . . W'llliT I.IkIU t'.i Mr. Miilihiiiy . A. Swansoli . . . . Sicm hmia .. Mr. All.'rlniiy . . Mr. ' ti ii i . , I. :if." l':ni;i'ls .ll.ll II ll.'tlH .1 II. SWi.-s .... .lurry W. Ilitni Mr. Clmull' r . . . D.m't IIKSITATIC hut Ut us I KM( )NSTRATK to you a new l'ORI) CAR. The season is now on, and Now is when you need one. Term to re sponsible parties. hi Display and Sale by W. A. BURR, Agent, Roseburg, Oregon. The Umpqua Valley Fruit Union Is now located in llie Cn ason warehouse, formerly occupied by the kosebui Feed aud Fuel Co., and ate belter prepared than ever to serve their many customers. If you have any kind of Kruit or Produce to market we can tt you the top price. Should you desire to purchase any ol the various lines of merchandise we handle we will ive you the best cjiiul ity at the lowest price. COME AND SEE US Umpqua Valley Fruit Union North K.isi'lmrK Wilirlii.'ti r & N. Jiu kson WKIIAVi: purchased the stock o. iniplciiunts ;md vehicles formerly owned hy Crouch and Giles, con sisting of luitfuics, wagons, plows, disc harrows, cultivators, e'c. While this stock lasts we will sell it at Less Than Wholesale Cost. C It will pay yon to investigate. J. F. Barker & Co. Farm Implements, Vehicles. Machinery. fY' Was a ,,,M c,,,a,,,i,y" TyN Cl'-ffL f . ' pciitcr beiausc ol a di fect- 'f -A , , hy& & ' AV''V-' a,u! l' venlable,!..,, hy V. onlciiii; the lumber from Kenny Lumber Co. other eei tiffed checks will be re turn J to the unsuccessful bidder who submitted the same. A good and cuifnient bond with a t-at .st ai. lory surety wiil be re n Hired fur the faithful performance of the lotisirtni'on contract iu a sum e.ptul to the amount uf the con- t ract price. The estimates are approximate only, being given as a basis for the comparison of bids. The rinht is res-erxed to reject any and all proposal or to accept the Piof osal tbeno-d the best for DoUK las Cuiintv. I ';it d June 1 ft. COI N ! V C M KT OF DOFCLAA COFN'TY. OliF.iOV. h' It W. Mar.-ters. Imlge. lty F. II. I'inkston. County Coinniis- siotier. Hy It. F. Nichols, County Commis- loner. Xttest: K. II. Fenox. Clerk. (Seal IM.-nluiw '.' IUi-.'Imi i . . ..'.Unas Vall.-y . . . t 'amas Vall.-y . . . . . . 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