Roseburg review., April 24, 1917, Image 2

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EVKM.vq ROsrBmo review, ti kspav. apiui. 24. ii7.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS OF
fj&OBaaOX&aQBaQOa
Hotter I InJurrtS
Lrnect JSleuer cut his index ingT
from Ilia telt hand Tueiday wtiilf
fpllttiDR wood at hia home at Huck
Vork, nays the Mytrle Creek Mall.
He wan brought to town by hut fath
er, Wm. Btcuer. and placed undr
the care of Jr. Coryell who reinovrd
Hie honea of the crushed stub that
rmalnrd after the acidnt and nth
erwiae render aid neetiary to make
the patient comfortable and put him
io condition for nature to make th
needed rpaint. One thing Itt cer
tain hereafter when this younx man
Koefl out to split wood, he will not
hold the block with the ind-x flnxer
of hia left hand while he awati It
lth hia riKht.
Irict K rumn Hrf,
Itev. Arthur Lane returned from
Portland laut evening, nay th Al
bany WMiiorat. Yesterday he wit
nesfted the bite patriotic parade In
which mote than 2o,ouo people took
part. Father Ijine Mates that it wan
a niOHt InttplrlnK and luipoaintc HiKht
to aee no many people in line. In
npite of rain there wan plenty of
patrlotlKin dlKplHyed.
Will lie Married
Koderit k Mai-teuy of Portland who
la to be married to Mix Itaitmra
Mc kenzie on April 2t, will hrine hiK
hrlde to thin part of the utafe on thefi
weddinx trip, ftaya the M and, Mi-Id
Tlinea. Mr. Marleay in president of
the Marleay Ktate Cnmpany owiiiuk
the Ihk fifherien on ftotfiie River and
with hiH bride will go to Wedder
Imi 111 to fipend the Hummer. They
will come through oith fiend If
the roailft permit they will motor
fnini Portland, hut If tli!n not pon
jdhle tlipy will come by train and go
to Curry County from I la mi on In a
car. Mr. Ma-leay will remain on
ItoKue Hiver rnont of the Kiimmer.
during the finning fieaaon w til. It
opena thin mont h.
Ktiitninntlon I'lnniie!
The I'niled States Civil Service
cotnmittNlon announce that a fttenng
rapher and typewriter examination
will he held In thin city on June '2.
1917, to etftahltKh a register of elf
Kiblea from which aelectlon may be
made to fill vacant-Jen an they may
nrciir In the poaition of Htt-nograplifi
and typewriter, field nerv.ee. ltoth
men and women. IS yearn of age and
over, will be admitted to the exami
nation. Several vacancies now exixl
in the ionltion of male atenoif rapher
and typewriter. Kntrame nalarie!
run from $;mio to flm, Applica
tion blank and pamphlet of luforma
tion may be obtained front the local
Kecretarv, board of riWl nerxtt-e e
nmlners. at the pimtofflce.
Visit nt lortlmd
Mrn. J. H. N. Itell departed Salur
day for Cortland to npemt sexeuit
ilayn lMflng at the home of her
daufchter and Kon-in-luw, Mr. and
Mrn. J. 1,. liodrn, nax the Corval
tin C.azette. Mrn. l!odKrn xxas Minn
KksIo Hell and formerly reMrb-d In
thin city.
Water I Muddy
In the last (smie of the Southern
Pacific HiiIUmmi there appears) Die
followiiiK item reKardiiiK Mulling
(oudillonn In t bin vicinity at the
pienenl lime: "The I mpua itlxer Is
hUh and mudity but bemutuim to
clear. Hail irt beiliK lined tor lifh
titK- Suutlay John Met, and PohI
ntHHler ItelzeiiHtein can tilt two nteel
headn and a nice basket or trout near
Wlncuewier. Salmon npoon tor ImK
Chinookn are iHHiimeiu in to inn.'
letter is IC4veieil
Lett,, in received at Marsbf leld.
duritiK the pant few dayn indicate
that Warren Laird, formerly depuM
nherirr of Coo County, in well
pleaded with liin location at Hawaii
one of the cities on the inland of the
Mnwalin. Mr. Laird nomeiime hk
ii infer w en t a u operation for appcu
dieliln. but in now practically ieco
ered He nayn lie will, pmhahly re
main alooad ln.b finit. lv Mr l.alid
Ih a dune fliend of Sheriff CeoiKe
Quine. of t)is city.
Ih.le Man I nllsts
W. l i; n ,,f hde. tame here
Satimlay to enlist with the I'ointh
Company, Coa-t Artillery l e
pectn to leaxe noun for uUouxer to
1 uhti the eaiuinai Ionn.
Make lltiiiit In CallfMiiiiii
Mr and Mm. I. T. Wlillney left
Sat ut day evening fur Sacramento.
Calif. Kioiii there thev will k 1"
Ctallltevlile. wheie tlle will make
their I ut ore home, mid w hei M t
iiiliiry Ii.ih mm in k mt etets Mr
and Mtn Whitney had resided tn Mm
ilv for II, e p.ii and leave
many liitudn to ieut theit d- imtt
U If
At Antler Tbeniet
Ah an ilhii-traiinn nf tli
tendency of the railed
the pu-t ut lat luti of ( In
upw ard
I'M ke
immortal m.i, The 1 (.
Hies. UM h how n m( the Mill, t ' ir
at r la! night. i a sph tidid x
ample. The piclnie w,(-- piudiio.
by the William 1 u Sttidms .m l !
magnificent I hum then f I ,,- , t
tilik aie Miperli titid the f ill of tl.t
HaMih. ik Ktxeii In a tmlv i,.;iv
Olin inantii-r William Fai nuu ap
I
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I
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perns in itun im (mi. ui Hi.- .hi
rolcn of Sidnev C.ttton and M..ii
1'attir) , Hlltl hH uc 1 1 II (t I', it n
markiilde n tioih of tin . t d t
ficult rolen H N an eO.b n.e of tM
revhal of 'laitir Irtetatllle tn Im, ,
Work like "The Tale of Two Otic
so splendid done In tununt m nr. .
The story looks" exen better ilMt
It reads, snd no one should mi--, Hn
treat 1 he Tale of 1 wo t it
be repeated tonight.
FOR
RHEUMATISM
nd NEURALGIA
Dtnnls Eiielyptus Olntmenl
Tuwfft BSC JAMS 000
r
l,d- 1 lmirovlitj
Mm. J. It. l(icbardon, who had
bet-u in Oakland for tb- paat mx
week with a badly broken leg, was
taken on Saturday to her home on
the Calapooia. While he ia now
dot nfc nieelv. the attending pbvni
ciau. l)t. Waiimcott. nay it will be
many weeki before it he can walk
without the aid of crutches. A thia
in her fifth aerioun arcldenf within
the pant two years, Mrn. KiclianUon
fear hhe In beint; shadowed by a
"war hoodoo "
Cadet. Siitu Itoll
At noon today more than 20 O.
A. C. cadeln bad mKiied up to go to
the training camp at San Krancihdo
by May H to try out for comminhJonn
an officers in the Kenerve Corps, and
othern will probably add their
namen to the roll, aaya the Corvallin
tiHetie. Thone whom Col. Caldwell
certifies will be reb-aneU May I ni,
and othern who go will go on h pec la I
petition. Several of the boy are
leavirtfe home before going to San
Francisco. Among thee In Dutlon,
football Htar, who in leaving or
luiribiiK today to nee hln mother. He
will have junt two dayn with her,
and will then return went.
nlerii iit
Mm. L. C. .lohnnon arrived here
hint ex eniiiK frotu Salem to spend
nexeral dayn visiting with flieudn.
Mrn. Johnson in a fcumt-r renident of
t hjn i ity. having ben absent only
the la; t few yeain.
Siili I miH imo Ullor Herr
Mr::. Kom flastiiiKs. of San Fran
cisco, anixed here lat nivht and left
This moininx lor Winchester, where
fhe will xisit with her hoii, Herbert
llatiiiKx. for the next week or two.
tiiH' in Stale Hoiitiil
ii. K. Ilaniiigtnn. of the Oregon
State llot,pltal for t be Insane, left
this morning taking a toal patient
to the institution. The latter in u
member of the Soldiers' Home, who
has been afflicted for nome time hut
wan committed after an examination
only yesterday,
('in Talk Npani.slt
When A. .1. Van Waning, agent of
the Southern Pacific, stepped up t'ounty Krand jury and In uuito w
lain KKiniieci loieiKioT in irom Oi:i(ll(,un h.ii
the depot Sunday and the two then
began talking in an unknown jargon.
b)Kiauder wondered, says the Med
fnrd Tribune. The dark complex
ioned man was one of the nine Mexi
ciiiiM who recently took over h' acres
of sugar beet land near Central
Point, and Van Wanina was trying
out his Spanish on htm. Van learn
ed Siwnish in the Philippines, where
lor three years he serxvd In the in
miliar evicc of the I io eminent.
I luck From Cnliioiuia
J no. C. Klder returned Thursday
f nun it hu-diientt t rip to California,
axrt the Mrtlp Cieek Mail, lie was
itont a week and was as far us lied
Mlii rr, at which point he encountered
no me very eod and disagreeable
weather. Much of the fruit has been
damaged hv frot in the country trib
utary to Ked Hlnff.
lake Position In Navy
Carl Cnniert b-ft this morning for
III' inert (Hi, Wash , w hre he will
haxe a position as ensign with the
nax a) forces there. Mr. tlunterl
Joitod through the Coast Hefelise
Nax.il Iteserxe and wan called to re
port for duly a week or two a to but
was able lo obtain a delav until he
had adjusted bin affairs. He expects
to be located in one oT t be coast
ports, where he will hae a regular
posit ion.
iiMH to Mnrlillebl
Mrs. K. M. Prttchard, of San Fran
cisco, w ho bad been visit ing with
Mrs It. C. Walp a few days, left this
morning for Marshlield. She expects
lo ret urn here short ly and remain
for sometime.
Celiuns l ioiM California
W. F St John, or Sutherlin. who
hail been visiting in Lou Angeles on
husuiesH. ret urn d t bis morning to
his home at Sutherlin He was
joined tiere bx his daughter, Mrs
W J. Phillips
ttleiidnnl n liens
J K llerritiKton. an attendant at
the slate insane asxlutn. who urried
heie this morning after William lis
tep. has isitrd In iCosehurg o,ulte
frequently during the past few yearn
ind in well known In this vicinity
He is a close personal friend of
Sheriff Ceorne gulne.
Nekhii; Ne .tll4Mllobl1o
In Moud.ix'n issue of the Portland
relet ra in t here a ppca red a n ec t
lent llkenehn of Miss Vtdma Hales,
ho Is a cuidiil.ite ti the Telegram
automobile contest Mihs Hates In
xei v popular here and she in r-cei -,
hik help from her matix friends J
iithei liit Mum Hen-
.'oe l.alire. hi oii liine fn r..m :i n '
d the lMiMaK ('(iiiniv grand jurv. j
li d one of Hit- ht-. known lesldentsi
"f tt" S'lthellin ,,le. Mp..lt the J
l:x in liov.-hutr lookniK attir bimi t
n. s t..,n, j- i, itt(t ,v ro.
' Mt h . oniplett d the flection of d I
" " 11 In" i.ih h. and is makllis
'h. r .Mt.vi.,nii.,l n.iiroeini uts
lief Mill llontf Immh.ik.h,
tiotti.-v ,.i,-..,l ,., l,own
a. mi h,ol heli - . It 1 1 1 u the ..LHt tcW
" 1 bll-illes H ,! 1..JO,. Ol
I" ' ' .it S.i h-m t.nnoi inw t
r"i ne l.enei .it :i oh n H he has
'-e, i, vrn Nil-v vl ,if .in. I he ih en
mic a hi i.-i i,lt i,, , ,,v
fill IhU (hit and Kerp It.
-'x m.tnei of i.Minrt childien
''1 'ut t,iu o.it .in.) kce; it. that
niax know w hat t net w hen her
looi ini; .ough "We
inbe l.iin Cough
lion about three
our d.uitihter. May.
iu-.li. and it p loved
elleiit rnedi. me for
1 willing') revuin
r failed to r.diexe
pel'H. loosen Up t !
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sX8irasxwanac
THE CITY
Vl.tinfc In lU)MrburK
Wallace Cannon, who pent the
pan two yeara at Prlneville, arrived
oere last nifrht to viait at the home
of hln father, Claud Cannon. The
vmitor Ih weli known In Koaeburg,
where he lived for many yearn prior
to fcolng to Portland and later to
U'eutral
Oregon.
IjmiiI Ttw Iter Mitkew lle-4rtl
In the recent county apellinx con-
testa, it
wan learned today that the
hitchent Krade average made by anyjA8h(an(J
" K V u,,e
-trxum vi jc j in inc ivuMi BiiKHii,
Tooze The axeraee male hv hTn
roorn a. 992 The ! nn
"nun in ittURiu o Minn r.inei
average wan obtained by the grade
taught by Mrs. F. C. Fitzpatrlck. al
so of the Hose school, w hich was but
a fraction leas.
IUtiirtief Ijim K veiling
John MH'lintw k. who bad been
visiting at Corvallis and Portland
for the pant wveral weeks, returned
home last evening. While at Cor
. tills, he visited with iiis brother,
Leon McClintock, who in attending
the Oregon Agricultural College.
Civil Ac tion I ilel
W. N. White this morning filed a
suit in the Circuit Court here to
foreclose a mortgage on property
owned by ;. M. Itogera and others.
The mortgage wan executed to e-
ure payment of a promissory note
in the um of approximately $4 mo
Attorney fees in the sum of $4r li
also asked by the plaintiff. Mr.
White In represented by Attorney
John T. Long.
New Avtnlntc llouulif
A. J. Horhradel, the clothier, to
day Installed a new awning in front
of hiri establishment on Jockaoi: St.
The awning is very attractive and
will add much to the appearance of
the Hochradel store.
Popular .Man 1 1 ere
. A. Stevens, a popular resident
of Oakland, arrived here thin morn
ing and spent the day looking after
business matters. Mr. Stevens was
t one time foreman of the iKiuglas
II
I duly ! ItiM'nveriiiK
Mrs. U. K. .lope, who fractured
her arm recently, has recovered suf
ficiently to be about the st reels.
She sustained the injury by falling
while attending to her household
duties.
Snh lil Agent lenve-
Leonard 1'nderwood. special agent
for the I'll lied- States tlovernment.
lett here today for t he north after
looking after official matters in this
vi Inity. Mr. Cnderwood says the
special agents of the Ooxernment are
very busy at the present time be
cause of the war between the I'niled
States and (lermany.
Hoi u i net I Prom IlidiMe
M. It. (iermond. county surveyor,
returneil here last night from Kid
dle, where he completed the prelim
inary survey for a new county road
to be, const i ucted in that trinity.
The proposed road w ill be about a
mile and a half in length, and will
he of standard construction. Plans
and speculations for the road are
now- being prepared by t he count
nurxeyor ami will he presented lo the
consideration ol the county court at
Its next meeting.
Th ere was a la rge c ro w d in a t -tendance
nl (he Teachers' Institute
held In thin city last Saturday. It
was a meeting of great Interest and
nianv ptoblems that were under dis
cussion by our educators reached
happv (omhision. The Lml.' Vol,
of wbiih Mis F. C. Ladd is piesl
detil. stMXed a luncheon to the teach
ers ami those who had part in thej
e ent s oi the da . ur i lly w an ,
houoied b haxing no many teach-,
em of I imiutav C.m nay and of her '
points in our state as guests. The'
selection of Prof. .1 . Cotubv. as'
superintendent of our h hooln. is a p- j
proved by all patrons of the sc'iooln, j
as well as hv our entiie community ,
Prof. K S. Itla. kdeii. of Corvallis. is
the puncipat of our s ho W fol the
coming year. I
We are enjoying a real spring dav i
and aie hoping that it may lnM all1
the w rek.
l hi r cit fat hers a re commencing ,
to awitate a city cleaning up and -lie
vme lhe will haxe It done j
Clc iidale is being liui: t ext-elleti 1 1 x i
I mattageit under our tuithtul m..or
attd c;tx i.m-.h.I.t TIh-m bo s tici
i filend.ile box s an.) thev are vety dilb
geii'lv xx oi k ing tor the hei terment 1
of (Jlend.ile. and they are suet. ml
too 1ere are exer-il homes in lliin!
itx with beautiful grounds and;
sbn:bh.!v that are aheadx put in,
con .H ion motic t he nicest or
nets we note the coiner of Second
't .m l Moitgomer ve the he;itii- .
. ful hot e of M. and Mrs K j
son X' '! i - 'i'oointlii ' 'tltlg be.uif
lien ii; t l.pe shrubs, and oil the Op- I
: poit vide ihe Fted .tohn-mn home.!
i-c. ui'iej t hi mother snd hi- sis-1
j ter lt It U. Cook, and oxer theii ',
' pule an.) ..P about w r note the r j
ittstie Mniouhdttig of this part of the i
itx
Mc Fmnk 1 1 f 11. of this i Ity. is a ;
patient at ur taiiitrtiiutn. whev she
imdeiweiit ,,n n..iation last Fridav. ;
In L no t in m at tendance, sn.l at ,
thi- date !e (m rest in easy and her.
le. ov. rv i s exifded '
Mi- F K ler. o' Mxttle Cieek.
xx.: i..o.ii;bi to the tilt ndale -n.int-t.itniM
tv In I'orvell. of that place.
She will re, ive treatment b) In i
i-o i Kmdt
Walker and C II Austin went
nut to the I'nlnn Leader mine t j
week on b'tnlnena. They wte en-
rrrrrri YOHF NS8 mlOWS
sun. eta., stu.rhoa
1 1 wall ibcr
j Ira Lli ba returned bum from
)ia few iwKi' stay at Caoyonulle
' ! and Kiddie
t'hfc. Hk Mi thU morning itb
j a four-hore team loaded with pup
I pUes for .Mt. Keuten. A Walker
and hli enndowa fclso went. here
1 Ji r. uaiKer experts 10 comment j
work at hi? mines.
where he had to
suapend work ou account of the suow
blockade an the Gcldtmg road that
rendered it impossible to get t heir
ptoxUlons curried over. At thib date
there la plenty of unow on the roal,
Mrs. O. P. Harvey leturned on
Saturday from a visit to (iranu Pass
and they me now occupying the Mc
Curdy property on Willis Ave.
Mrs. Fannie .faco,ues left thia
i morning lor an extended vlbit at
I tntoi by
The work there under hia direction
K. K. Redfiebl and j attracted a great deal or attention.
Mm. Kin el Wllwon'due both to the oualitv of the work
Mr. and
Mrs
i their
daughter.
! anii hpr irl' -Maxine- ho have
' Pnt the winter at Portland, re-
last Saturday.
Xkholus.
M r. and M rs.
It. T. M
who have been gone some months.
came back last week and went out to
their honteMead on Applegate, uiper
Cow Creek.
Mrs. J, L. Hanks is very ill at her
home In this city. Hr. Knott is at
tending her. Mr. Hanks Is some
better. Anxiety on account of her
hushand during his late very severe
illness has, no doubt, caused Mrs.
Hanks' illness. The many friends
of these old pioneers extend warm I
sympathy to them and express the
hope thut they may soon be better.
James Hooth, of Itooth. is a pa
tient at the Cdendale sanitarium.
Mr. Itooth was severely injured by
being kicked by a vicious hore.
The children of Charles Pike are
unite HI wit h measles, and as they
took the disease ;it the (lien date
I school, there is much apprehension
of an epidemic of measles as many
children were exposed.
X. X
j .(u
Could amonefeol you on a Rose
with your eyes blindfolded ?
Of course not-
But
FtAMC HC AfffDTFn
LI niT j I In J nLVll 1 11
POSITION AT TACOMA;
KNOWN IN ROSEBURG
M. O. Fvana, for the past three
rd aasitanl county agtul leader
for Oregou, has accepted a position
with the Tacoma public school and
Will take up hi UeW duties Ma) .
Mr. Fvana will be supervisor of gar
den work, manager of the food pre
paredness campaign and of the par
ental achool farm. Mr. Evans is
well known In Rose burg and vicin
ity. During I & 1 3 and 1JU4, Mr.
Fxajis served as aupervinor of school
and home harden work in Portland
.dune and to the large number of pu-
pis participating. He is the author
sued by the Oregon Agricultural
('ullege extension service in Novem
ber, 1!M. entitled 'School and
Home Gardening for Flementary
Schools in Oregon." This bulletin
was very popular and the supply in
now entirely exhausted.
In addition to his work with the
county agents, Mr. Kvans has done
a large amount of Meld work for the
extension service and prepared cin
slderable publicity material. He en
joys a large acquaintance through
out the state. He Is a native of Ver-
mont, a graduate of Cornell Fniver-
sity. and spent two years as a post
graduate at Oregon Agricultural
College.
Ketnni tn f.ilifniitin -
Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Coleman, of
Fresno. Calif., who had been visit
ing with C. It. Titus and family at
tiarden
tetj for
Valley for the past week,
their home last evening.
They had anost enjoyable visit
anticipate an early return.
nd
By its fragrance alone does the rose
makes its universal appeal. Nor can any
one fool you on tobacco either if you rely
on your unerring, personal sense of pure
fragrance. Tobacco without a definite
pure fragrance is like a rose without
perfume "Your Nose Knows."
The Perfect Tobacco for Pipe and
is the rose of tobaccos. Its rich, ripe Burley leaves,
grown in the "Blue Grass" region of Old Kentucky,
are so carefully aged and blended that its pare fra
grance is as individual, as appealing as the rose
"Your Nose Knows."
Try this Tel: Kub a little Tyxedo briskly
in the palm of your hand Co
bring cyjt its full aroma.
Then fniell it deep its deli
cious, pure fragrance will
convince you. Try this test
with any other tobacco and
we will let Tuxedo stand
or fall on your judgment
"Your Kose Knows"
zero
NOTICE TO ODD FELLOWS.
A tpecial mliDf of Pbiietarian
I o. m I Ci O 1? tnr fh nnr-
.wvv w. . - v. w--
ILMjae; vi Vwlil 1 lug iuc 1 01 uvriww,
will be held Id the Odd Fellow' hall
Thursday, April 26th, at 4 o'clock
p. in. All members are requested to
oe present, ana an vimuob uua
of the lodge
A. J. CEDPK3, R. S.
VfXATION OF SPIRIT
So long and earnestly I've wrought,
Pursued the beually grind,
I've ringbones on my dome of
thought.
And apavins on my mind.
The ghafatly fear of evil times.
Of poverty when old.
Has kept me hunting after gold.
I have a package put away.
Where none can jar it loose.
And sometimes at the clone of day
I wonder what's the use?
Throughout thia weary worldly Jaunt
I've skimped and saved and pared
I've done without the things I want.
The things for which I cared.
To add one round dollar more
To what I have in brine;
I'te made existence sad and Bore,
And what reward is mine?
Why do I slave, and Boil and grind,
Why do I toil and -spin?
I'll have to leave my roll behind
For others to blow In.
These words seem ever ringing loud.
Like some decree of doom:
"There in no pocket In n shroud.
No cashbox in a tomb."
The best cure for the above Is an
income policy with The Mutual Life
of N. Y. No restrictions as to war.
Come and let us reason together and
see if I can t convince you that the
iamiatin; plan is the KnfeM and
sure to make the net ro.t the lowest.
J. F. HTTCHASON.
District Manager. Office over First
State & Savings Rank.
Cigarette
5 .-.-i 3ms
KU.i Tins
Pc.houuss
Humidors
iiIsTTi
f -MMD TO -n
Mmmm
CALL FOR COrNTY WARBAXT3.
Notice is hereby fiven all persons
!. . . , ...
1 homing bounty narranu enaorsea
Not paid for want of funds, to pre
ent them for payment at the office
of the County Treasurer of Douglas
County, Oregon, for interest thereon
: wiu CvaMs afIer the date of this no
! tic.
! Uuted at Ropeburg, Oregon, April
120. ISrJl 7.
I J. K. SAWYERS,
' County Treasurer.
Stop at
Hotel Umpqua
New and Modern
On account of the advance in
price of all foodstuffs, we are
compelled to charge
35c a Meal
beginning
Sunday, April 22
And each day thereafter.
Mrs. E. C. Herrick, Prop.
BEFORE
buying a
CREAM
Separator
See the Latest.
Model
SIIARPLES
Suction Feed
at. the
Douglas County Creamery
G. W. Young & Son
REAL ESTATE
Bonds. Loans, Rentals
Fire Insurance, Notary Public
116 CASS ST. PHONE 417.
Real Estate
t'ity and Farm Property
Timber Lands
Agent for
WcMlnke and Winchester Bay
Town Lots.
GEORGE ItlTER
122 West Oak Street.
Nephi Land Plaster
We have few tons
"WIZARD" Fertilizer for
your Lawns and Cardens
F. BARKER & CO.
NoHi-httru. Orruyii
Implvincnts lehiclrft
STOP AT
Hotel Grand
Cass St., Roseburg, Or.
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IV-riiv yon mul.ln't have Ik-ef ur
I'ork Klihmt them!
We carrjr a complete line of bf
and pork, especially designed for
knife aad fork! Von will be pleased
iih Ihe meats we sell you. If it were
not so, we would not tell you I
The Economy Market
Geo. Knhnhaxen, Prop., l'lioue M.
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