Roseburg review., May 29, 1917, Image 2

fACB TWO
EVETCTO ROSRBTRa RKVUCW. TUESDAY, MAT 29. 161T.
:-: BRIEF NEWS ITEMS OF
Ailml.tii. to IWtHti
Tiin eMul of tht- late I. Ni h-
fiU u)u ilifil iMfiitlv at Hidilif. un
mirr to nroiiHif here thin morn-
idk. Mr. MrholH l ft 'iJnual prop-
eiiv value, al real itropcrty
to Itif 'xunt of tlOun and rentals
aiiioiirit iiiK to ::h annually. I'pon
MM.test of tlie iK'litioner. .Urn. AMle
NtitioU, wife of the den-ased, was
ni.nninied nd mlslm t atnr of tho ph -
nie, while A. Tompkins, li. K. Men
oIa anil Walter Swartz were named
hi the al'ifraiserH. I'i uctically all of
the properly left by Mr. Kiddle Ik
Fituaied in ihe vicinity of Kiddle.
KetoltitimiM An Nought
l.etterw have heen received ly the
women'fl (liibg of thin city unking
that they take immediate net Inn In
the dire (ion of adopting re-olntion
nddrertKed to President Vilon Hek-
Int leifislatiin whereby inoralily
and tern pern nee will he enforced In
the seveial training campa to he e
tiihlislted by the I'nited St a ten (Jov
i-riiment. It In understond thai
many orgitnfzatfoiiB ihroiTL-hout i he
Hate huVe already piiSM-ii tlie-e reo
1 nt tons and the KJinie, nte now en
route to W;mhinutnn.
Kl.niiatli lulls 1'i-iiple lleii'
Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Km met t, ol
Klamath Kails, arrived here ls
vi-iiiiik to lemaln lor the next feu
day?. They are stoppmn with I.
T. Thomp.-on and family.
iiiM1 to enlnil I'olnl
Mm. Klora Colin, of Melrose, lei!
last im wilii is tor Central I'oint, wheie
she will vli-ii with a Hisler and other
relative:?. She Hill he K"Jie about I'
iiiont h.
Arrives l ioin Salem
Mihs Jennie Aee. who had heen
HpendihK the past iteveral tnoulhs at
Salem, arrived hero yesterday eveu
itii;. She will visit with her mother
and other relatives for a short time
Attend I iinipilieetiiii:
Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Stile and Miss
Itnhy Mnorhead, of Itiildle. left here
this morning lor Kugene to remain
fur a week or two. They will attend
the annual Southern Oregon camp
meetings u hfeh will he held t here
by the Seventh Kay Adventists.
Isits l-'l'inii Sail IHry;o
M in. . S. Ueno. of San Iileun.
Calif., l'fi here this morniim for
rml land on her way home. She
stopped here about a week with Mr
and Mrs. . V. It. 1 loag.
Ketlllll to JiiMepli
li. I.. Ittincli and family, of Joseph,
left A or home this inoi nin alter
paHsing several n liei '. The
visited with Mrs. Starmer. who it
Mrs. Hindi s sister. They also went
to M 1 1 Creek for a few days,
where they have relatives.
Ite'illliM to Vahliiuton
M i s. i:uueiie rmlil . of Auhiirn.
Wash., whit had In en vWitiiu; here
for several weeks with Iter son. Ku
I'cue i mhl , led on her way home
this morning. Mrs. iii;hl also
(pent a lew da s In Southern Ol e
fron pi ior to hi r departuie.
I iiitemi. Story 'ritl'ii
"The Nemesis." a story of the can
I'ihK IndiiM i v atoiiK (he ruii')iia
Itiver. appeared iu the last Issue of
the Sunset Mataine. This -dorv :i;
writtin by S. hike Hooper, of Ku
ene. and Is very intere.si inn to the
people Of tills VldllitV.
Min 1st it Tassil Tlirmmli
Kev. S. M. Cheek passed throui'.ll
here Monday afternoon, wiroute lioutj
tliants lasn to his home In Coeval-,
lis. tie ha hi he would return to thi'j
dty on Sunday to (ill the pulpit of!
the M. K. Church. South. In thv place
of Kev. Coan. who will enioy a few
w eeks' acat ion.
U ill to I'resnMif
Serial. Thomas, who has
been here (lie pa--i two months with
Co I, Thud t:e;: n lni;MHrv. left
SI i nul. iv at let noon tor Ctai kamai,
Piep.iralnrv to inakiur. a rra n t'.enieti I s
to enter the off It ei s 1 1 aillillU ca mp
al the Kre-odio. He will leave for
San Kraiici-i-t on .lune 1.
'leu ToiiiiHs Hen
Ten dlll- u-tli Intillst p:trt:e vp..lt
"''iii.l.a niuM in Wi'tib.i I'.iik. In
North iCo'-elnii v.. Main oihei tout
l-t p i.--ed tt eh heie Sninl.iv and
l.r t i:i: hi. in.lii -aim! thai t'.n.-l
mi. rea-nu; inateri.illv follow inv. the
:u i m ,il of w 1 1 in w e. it her.
l-oiinj; at I'oIIIjiihI
ii i: Sii-iih editor of the Tax l.ih
ei .it or. le' 1 tei e Si Mil a V a' 1 1 nootl
lor Cm r I hi 1. when he will S'nxl
the !iel lew il.lVs 1 .!, in e, itllei bll-i
in Mi.itt.'is. v is inaKini; tlie trip
b iiii'on.ol.ile and u .-. a . - . mi p. me.l
s I ,i r ,. 'h i .'lie 1 l r-- Mint ll
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observe the e. .
ho'idav and 1 lie
same as on Sumi
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CHAPPCD HAMQS
f usnnis K.ucs'7piu vhiimumi
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AT ALL OHUO STORKS
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I Will Mm (nifliiitf
Aiiiun upon im i-umpluiiil of Oifu
'I'li'Uiijuli, iilul Mint- wuliK-n, Hie
a(aii. ol Hie im'ini ul I o. I, ut
i uaaimi u. i.o aie 1uik i-uitul
duly in the wmny ol v itiriii-hiui .
e,ierlu went iu the iatn-r llu e
ami iHUcil Htm l unlet h aKuiuM tur
KunmK ol nalmon by Hit miitiai)
Kuai ill Htatioiied there. 'J he Kuani-
1 men diiiined Unit lliey hciw inn.
laminar with the law, and icairiy
agreed to abide by tlie Instruction
of their captain.
Total I'-li i" Kmsvi
William Hell, local weather oh
?ervert slated this morning that he
had received maps, c harts and other
data from the officials at Washing
ton. I). C, showing that (here would
he a tola) edipse of the Mill here on
June X, ltl.s. The edipse will first
he iiolicahle In Southwestern Wash
ington, and will follow a zig-zag
on rse across t he con t inert t an far
as I lie Kvet glades. The maps ami
halts received by Mr. Hell are very
interesting, while the data "shows
some tno-t eu raordinary in at he
rn;! Heal i alctiial ions.
Will luipiote I ait id
I'loyd I'ifar. assistant county sur
vey in-, ret umed here la-t evening
fii.tn the Melrose vicinity, wliere he
dhr some surveying for John Husen
baik and K. A. (ioff. It Is the pur
no :e of ihese randn-rs to lay K'eral
hiitolred (eet of drain tile during the
next few weeks and thereby increase
the i.rod net i veness of their land,
"hlpl lie. Sent f-ir
Countv Clerk K. 11. I.enns and his
assistants were busy today sending
out supplies for the spedal election
to he held Hi ton gh out 1 muulas
Count y net Monday. The ballot
boxes will he delivered to the several
oredncls by the sheriff and his depu-
t ies.
Left tor oinlhier
Mrs. .1. K. Kickle and liltle son
h ft here this morning Tor their home
it Cardiner, after two weeks spent
in Kosehurg visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. M. Kickle.
Lumberman is Here -
Henry Kit dier. a Leona lumber
man, arrived here last evening and
-"pent the day attending to various
business matters. Mr. Fischer's child
was st ruck some t ime ago by a
Soul hern Pacific t ra ip, hut is now
about recovered from
;iisiuined,
tlie injuries
I . It. lame (ns Mitchell
K. "Hob" Lane, a prosperous fann
er of I leer Creek, on Monday pur
diased a Mitchell hith- six or .1. K.
Marker At Co. This maken the thfid
ar sold in tlie pas) (wo weeks. The
Mitchell h one o Hie best makes ol
ars on tile iii a r U'l , and is tiuly it
' liie-iime car" for eiiher the tariiier
or business man.
ILo Assiinieit haiue-
O. It. I'rank. who arrived hero Sun
dav fioiu Chehalis. Wash., this moin
in assumed adlve niaiiai;einent of
ihe htial interests o the HoiiKlas
1 'otinty Ltuht A.- Water Coin pan v.
Hatty Call, the tetiriug inaiiaucr for
Hie company, will leave here soon af
ter .lune 1 lor Stockton. Calif., where
he will make his Inline home. lie
wilt make the trip by automobile and
will he aci omp. tmcd by Mrs. Call and
hih'teu.
Mic I !e smned Hut ies
J. H. Itailev. mail carrier at the
loi al postoiTb e. this morning re
sumed his duties alter enioviug a
four ilavs" acalion. He spent two
or Hi i ee da s at Kit gene, w here he
al feuded 1 he ( J rand Lodue meet hm
f the Odd Kellows' lodge.
t :i iiKCl I nuii s't in .
W . K. Hod Me, of Looking Class.
vv ho was summoned here last ev eti
iim to serve as a turor during t he
pfe.-ein leiin of the Circuit Court,
w.ii ei u-eil b .luili:e Hamilton this
inoiiiitii;. Mr. Undue made a show
ing to the elled that he had no help
on his ramh and in case ol beiim
ctoiipdhd to sene as a juror.
L ililol' III Itic-WMH U
( h.nles IH e, e.iiior of I he Myrtle
Cteek Ma i. and one of the tew news
pa per pot I :-hei s in ( H'ej:on who is
not afiaid to piint what he believes
is n s-!,t. spent the div in lioehui
itttenrlinc the i.i-e of ice l!rothe-s
A; l a 1 1 1 s vs. Joseph Kramer. Th is
act ion was bi mmht bv the plaint ) ft
in lecovi-r the sum nt a ppt v i mat el v
f I Mi, w hitdi they nl lete is tlue tor
it rii s and prn i--inn fuinished
Hen i v K i a :iht
isits Mnle t'nii
l It t or mot id. 1 1 mi nl v sum ovor.
le! 1 ! ei e ill1- Inorii mi; lor 1 t l le
Creek, beie be Spent tile d.lV ill-
.-. t ni;.:
id "V
e work
v !!e
e oil Ihe new
W hill The
p--t.-.. n-
n.', aid the
a.cepl.d t-v
onlih-- to Mr H ri
,..,,1 w ill be torm
'lilt V
U I
srtnlniu' btt lltpties
Sb.-n" i,"'ine - i.ited thi"
i !i if I'll- w 1 1 1 k .. v.-u-titii:
mot V iti c
lt! Ihe
. he used
P- held
in fviior
l!! l-e t-
t hi
and
: ici t
t'on Ii
id.l b. i-
.it k
Kmc
reek
idint
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aft - r
of oio.elf.
' at h- :"l atld rood
t net It t v our how
.1 u 'tli ti'.Nonoii'
b...
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ll. -olfl'pated
,t I-UImIi lice of W .Iter.
.1 i.'ildonr lAcffi-e
e l r hi'W e'-i i . r el r
ou slo.nl. I tale
1 !.;. The ran'
i-.t of the bowels find
i' tin to take. C
THE CITY x
Ueisiratioii N Itrlsk I -j J"st heen reported from the H
County Clerk Uuux titated this 7 Webb and Hayes mercury
morniiiK that war registration had 4 property, which in sttuaied six 1
be.-n unusually brisk durirtK thejj miles north of the Tiller post- -J;
past 4H hours, ami that no lesn than4 office, in Imuglas County, aay 4 '
' i oung men hud presented theui-' (e Grants Fasa Courier. A -j 1
sdves at tils office in quest of the 4 crosscut tunnel 1 j 7 feet in 4 '
piopw credential. in most inlf- leiiKllt ran through a contlnu-
.-tame thH remsteritiK with the4 OUM ody at low grade ore ji J
clerk lime are absentees from their 1 4 averaging from one to two and 4 I
home precincts and their cards will
he forwarded to tiie sheriffs of their
respective countie for proper fil
ing. Knter Indian S-IhmI
Asa and Frank Jones, aged about
lu years, were eouiniiltod late yes
terday by County Judge It. W.
Marsters to the Cheiuawa Indian
Sdiool at Cheiuawa. The boys ar
rived here a few days ago with their
half-sister. Mis Lillian Kondeau.
of Cow Creek, who was before the
grand Jury in connection with tn.
chai go against Joe MeGinnls for
rane. The bovs were given their
transportation this morning through
Supt. C. K. Coe, of the local Indian
Agency.
ltd urns Khhh lingerie
Mrs. J. A. Huchanan. who had
been to Kugene for the past several
days, returned here last night. Af
ter attending the Itehekah Grand
Lodge Convention there she visited
with her daughter, Mrs. G. 0. Good
man. She wan accompanied home
bv two of her little grand children.
Valuable lh M iimeiitN for Library
Some valuable documents re
ceived here this morning were the
oflicial statements from each of the
holligerent nations concerning, the
causes of the great Kuropean war.
Thev were sent to Attorney O. I.
Coshow by the International Con
ciliation Hoard and will be turned
over to the local public library.
They will be very valuable refer
ences for persons In terested in the
analyzing of the war situation.
liisMf-iN ltwnl Work
M. It. Cermond. the county sur
veyor, went to Myrtle Creek this
morning, where he will spend a day
ir two inspecting the highway Im
provements to the Myrtle ( reck
hill. The work is under contract
and has progressed for several
weeks1. It will result in the elimina
tion of a verv bad spot on the Pa
cific Highway.
IMmieer Vidt ticre
1 1 'in . and Mrs. Itobert A. Kinmltt.
of Klamath Kails, are spending a few
days here visiting with old friends,
after returning from attending the
Cram) Lodge session at Kugene.
Mr. Knimitt is on old timer here and
his manv friends In this section of
the country. Mr. and' Mrs. Knimitt
are etito'.ite to Idaho, where ihey
will visit durinij the summer.
o
llt! AM) VICINITY. 4
roHtmiisier L. N. Whipde and
wife, of Anlaiif. spent the week end
here with relatives, returning home
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. S. M. Wilcox and rhildren
came up from Cortland Friday night,
where they had beep during the past
vTinter They will spend a lew weeks
here.
The moving picture production,
Civilization," by Tho.s. 11. lnce, was
presented at the local plav house on
I'h nt stlay afternoon and evening,
each time to a crowded house.
The three acre tract just across
the railroad track from town that
has been used as a railroad yards
for the past ten ears, presents a de
cided Iv different and improved ap
pearance since being cleaned up and
converted into a pnlato field by W
VI. Moore, the ow tier.
While pla.ving with other children
about some corrugated iron culverts
i e m pnra rily placed on a vacant lot
here in town, liltle Mitdred Jerauld
w as ca ught tin tier one of the large
mhes as it rolled and her collar bone
was broken In two places.
A memorial sermon was preached
it the local Methodist Church Sun
da m urn i n g by the pastor. II ev. J
F. 1 ninlop. who was assisted in the
s"rv ice by Itev. C. 11. 1 'rest on, of
Klktoti Several veterans of Ihe
Civil War were present to listen to
'he sermon
IMK ol respect to the death of S n
atoor Lane, the flag recently raised
eti Hie new one hundred font pole
h:c been tli splayed at half mast by
older of Mavor H unt inrton. and will
-o teieain until alter the funeral of
he th i' ased Senator.
II 1 Cerijt and family, who have
resided in this v ton it y lor sex era!
ears, are preparing to move to Al-
leila, Canada, where the expect to
.Hake their petmaiietil home.
Waller Hutler. a former resident
of I his count . but for home ears
pi-t a iesnh nt of (ilifornia. armed
aire Sunday atieruoon from tlie la!
T slate and went out to Llkton on
vlond.i v bv state to Vts't w lib his
'trotheis. ItinjtiMin and A. L. Holler,
who l 'I'll' al the old Hutler home
iead a Mw nubs heotid Llkttm..
Mi Ceoice Woolle and children,
'torn ti' ar Canter, visited here dnr
m: ibt- pa-t wet k w iih Mr. and Mrs.
W ill Trav lor
John Cle eiicer. w ho ha been
linle til a( It i home en Smith Liver
iot of ihe pa-t winter, came out
from there Saturday and will remain
here lot a while for medical tieat
cent
1 1 ut v Mat t oon and w ife. w ho
wete recenHx marri tl st uncouver, J
W .i . wire l.te the inter pail of
tin Xisitmc relative !
c W Harrow met hh son Hert I
it Hie afternoon train on Sunday, the
aii r being on bis wav frtini Crant j
I',; s to Cottage Crove, where he will I
fak In former position at the rail- ,
QUICKSILVfR SIRIKf IS
RfPORTfD AT TILLER;
TO DMIOP PKOPfRIYi
I f A new Muiek.-ilver strike has
one-half per cent quicksilver. 4
..... e . 1 ' ' -" t
a circular was received ai me in -
(al forestry offices this morning urg -
Ing (he mobilization of woodsmen
of America for war service. The cir-
cular says the forest ranaers, patrol-j
man on, I tha IiIa onnuttnu n t.f.Hf'
men and the like constitute a body
of men with peculia nualifications
for Krvlce along special lines. It is;
to the Interest of the country that!
such qualifications be made avail-!
able in the most effective Manner,
according to the circular.
S. t Lartruiu. superintendent of
the Kosehtirg forestry office. Is much
interested in the dan to mobilize
woodsmen and other men connected
with the forestry department and he
is In a position to furnish all pros-po-tivo
applicants for service in this
department with such information as
they may desire.
NKSOLI MOX IS IMSSF.I).
WASHINGTON. May 28. The
Senate has passed the irelinghuysen
resolution demanding inquiry into
the Mongolian Incident.
4. wide running 15 per cent 4 1 4 stantlate the reports of Mr. f
4- quicksilver has just been cut. 4 , 4 Keshm's execution. Mrs. 4
4. The gangue is composed of 41 4 Hoelim. who Is a-daughter of 4-
4- lime schist and shale. 4 4- Mr. and Mrs. Willis is now lo- 4
. , . . . . patotl near Ilerlin. where she is 4-
-f;..j..;...q..;..;.ii..j...;..;....;....... vnK Wtn ner (wo children. 4
o ij pne for)nPry jivf-d in the vJcin- 4
.,. nn i - --r .rfl,.if i-nffHir- ---Try ipfySi
HOW do you know
aood cup ofcojee?
om Nose feows 9
It's the fragrance of coffee that appeals.
It's the pure fragrance of a good tobacco
that refreshes and delights you, and
"Your Nose Knows." Pure fragrance
is the indication of fitness the supreme
guarantee of satisfaction.
So it is with
It has all the pure fragrance of the sunny "Blue
Grass" fields of Old Kentucky preserved by the
blending of tender, ripe Burley leaves, carefully
matured and scientifically packed. TUXEDO'S
pure fragrance is the perfume of all that is good
in good tobacco "Your Nose Knows."
FATHER OF SUSPECTS
WIFE HAS RECFIYFD
NO WORD FROM BOEKN
Alihoueh rtnorts hava been 4
4- runent here during the part
few weeks to the effect thai
Mans Hoehni, son-in-law of .Mr.
an(1 -x,rM- - ' Willis, of Hid- 4
die. had been executed In Ktifi- 4
land following his arrest on a
eharg of being a German spy,
the rumors could not he con- j
" firmed by the father-in-law of J-
A the accused man todav. Mr.
( 4- W illis vays he has received no 4
' worn irom r,ngianu wnicn sun- j
, (tv of Oillard, where che A
' j. taught school for several A
j years. JL
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.t,.rAiL1TJTT,TT..T..?..T,.T.r!..TT..T.iT1tT-JT-if-i.
-
Action Fllwl
H. L. Tonkinson has filed
Bl'I'
,n ,lie j'tstice rouft here In which
he asks to recover the sum of ap-
proximareiy togetner witn eofts
and disbursements, from Mrs. Maud
Halverson. The money is said to he
due on a promissory nolo. The ar-
... u . .
,""8ht b At"""-y
"JKIns-
il.,niey (..ii.nil C'oniini:
Attorncy (ieneral (ieo. M. llrown.
of Salem. isexpe-te,l to arrive here
Thursday to attend the annual reun-
ion of tho former students or Wil-
hur Academy, at that place on Fri-
day. Mrs. llrown may accompany
the attorney general here.
Review Want Arts, hrlne result.
The Perfect Tobacco for Pipe and
Try thit Test: Rub a little Tuxedo briskly
in the palm of your hand to
bring out its full aroma.
Then smell 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 Nose Knows"
REGISTRATION CARD Of
MYRTLE CREEK YOUTH
REACHED HERE I0DAY
Sheriff C.eorge Quine today 4
received the war registration
4 eards of Kied M. Fuller, a J
J lesident of Mrtle Creek, and
Chester H. Johns, whose par-
J en,s rhte near Clendale. .Mr. J"
4 I'otter and Mr. Johns are now
4 l,M,ated in I'ortlaud and will 4"
4 " nimble to come here on 4
4 reiptration day. They regis- 4"
4 tnred in Multnomah County A
A aH absentees and their cards 4
4 ing. Many other registrations 4
("rl!i ,avp een received here 4
4 THiring the past few days, ac- 4-
pon,inT to tho sheriff, some 4-
of whi,h cani ,loin s far 4"
eaHt aa Michigan. 4
r "ri i'i'r m- t
iT-in-4-n"i
n
S. H. COXVKN'TlOX AT iLIHK.
Glide S. S.. with the help of Pine
Grove and Roeburg S:ibbath Schools
will hold a S. S. convention at the
Glide churrh on Sundav. June .1. We
invite everyone interested in tlie
WOrk to meet with us. Convention
opens at in o'clock. Hasket dinner
al noon. Afternoon session.
n
Attend1 Iteiiiilon
' , " ? , N i V , " nntt . tht
Judge J. C. Fullerton, one of the
pioneer ntlorneys of thin dty i.n.1
iliirlne: the earlv no's and nttenilant
nt the ol() W)ur Acailemy. an-
nouneed this morning thai he in-
(,.n(iPli to alten.l the annual reunion
r ,le former students and teachers
f u,0 institution, which will he held
,j,e,.e Kriilay. Pioneer residents of
tni ,.ounty will he present at the
reunion as will a number of dl-
tlnffuishced persons from manv
otn,.r sm.t0n!1 r tne pacific Toast.
Cigarette
S Bacs
I0-i Tins
Hi.fjFuu,
e-Tu era 1
!
SPKINO COUS ARE DAA'OEROl'S-
Sudden changes of teroperatur.
and under ear bring spring colda
ittth stuffed up head, sore throat
and general cold symptoms. A dora
of Dr. Kiug's New Discovery Is sure
relief, this happy combination of
autiseptir basalms clears the bead,
aoothea the irrituted membranes and
hat mi t; ti t have been a lingering
'old is brcken up. Lkm't stop treat
ment when relief is first felt as a
balf cured cold is dangerous. Take
lir. King's :;;w Discovery till your
"old Is gone.
UltOt t'Ol.l I'l.A.NTS.
We are now prepared to book or
der for St. Vulentine broccoli
plants, grown from the purest seed
obtainable. Umpqua Valley Fruit
L'nion.
CALL FOK COC.NXr WARRANTS.
Notice Is hereby given all persons
holding County Warrants endorsed
"Not paid for want of funds," to pre
sent them for payment at the office
of the County Treasurer of Douglas
County, Oregon, for interest thereon
will cease after the date of this no
tice. Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, April
20. 1917.
J. E. SAWYERS,
County Treasurer.
Indians
Come and see the new
light weight machine at
220 West Oak
P. H. BLACK. AGENT
Roseburg, Oregon.
STOP AT
Hotel Grand
Cass St., Roseburg, Or.
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Stop at
Hotel Umpqua
New and Modern
BEFORE
buying a
CREAM
Separator
See the Latest.
Model
SHAR.PLES
Suction Keed
t. the
Douglas County Creamery
G. W. Young & Son
REAL ESTATE
Bonds. Loans, Rentals
Fire Insurance, Notary Public
116 CASS 3T.
PHONE 417.
Real Estate
City and Farm lYoperty
Timber Ijtnda
Agent for
V eviluke anil Winchester Ray
Town Ixta.
CEORCE RITER
122 West Oak Street.
Why are II and 1" the most Import
ant letters In the alphabet?
ABC 0 E
F G H I J
K L M N O!
Pqrst
U VWX Y
Hir
IWause y,.u c.ul.ln't hare Beef of
1'i'rk viilioiit (hem!
I Wc carry a complete line of beef
and perk. epeclally designed for
anif and fork! You will be pleased
with the meats we sell you, if It war
not so. we would not tell you!
;The Economy Market
fieo. Kohnhagea, lmp, lhou M.
TUSIS SAC JNS 600
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rosd utallort at sn Increased Urv.
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