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hdhKIII Bn XBWI.BItVISW Issued Dally Except Sunday, Kwtrao tmrKtviBV thtkda, mi l, )to. 8 W. BATES L WIMBERIT BfBT C.:UTB BIIHSCRIPTIO.M RATES Daily. per year, br mail $4. 00 Dally, atx montbi, by mall . . . . 1.00 By Carrier, per month The Associated Press la exclusively eotltld to tbe uaa for republication of all dim dlsuatcbes credited to it or not otherwise credited Id this paper and alao the local nawa pub lished berio. All rignis or repuou cation of apodal dlapatcbea berel' are alao reserved. Entered . aa second-class maitei Mar 17. 1920. at tbe poat office a Roseburg, Oregon, under the Act ol March 3, 187 U. Itowburil. Oregon, July H, 1020 THEATRE HE-OPEN. The Antler theatre reopen today after belnit closed for Ihelflrat three days of the week. During the month" of July and August the meaire win not run on Monday. Tuesday or Wednesdays, hut will be open on the other three day of the week. The proeram for tonl'ht la a good one end doubtless will be well attended fin account of the extreme beat of the summer month It wa though' bet to clou the theatre a portion of the week. The Malestie will con tlnue to ahow each day. NEW OlMiAM IS CXttHSO. xmor - I LOVE and too ibe notea ai IdahMQlone Gibson BACK HOME. I think I urprled myself more than 1 did Mint I'arker, when I auld that I liked men a men but not In the man. Hut, imnaing u over, i that I bad told the truth. 1 couu.u not rj.rnMtnir a man whom I did not like Individually, and yet when I thought of men aa a aex, I almost bated them. like to nurae women better thun men," confided miss rarner. no- men are hravoT ana mucn more patient, although 1 have met a few men who were executions to the rule uil a 1 have met a few russy ana ueruloua women. You were a aplen- lld putlent," she added witb a amlle. I couldn't have been otherwlae; 1 waa unconscious moat or tne wmc. "It la then that people ahow their rue nature," remarked Mis raraer. neaa, and tbat t ahould need all of my energy and all the euthuaiasui I possessed. I waa awakened Ifroin my reverie by Mia Parker easing me. anau we go directly to your home Mra. Gordon?" " I think not." I answered, al tbounh Mr. Gordon did not aay. I ihirm though, be expect ua to go for a few weeka to our rooma In hla mothera houae. I would rather not move Into the new bouae until at least u few of the rooma have been made habitable." "Will Mr. Gordon' mother live with you In your new home?" aaked Mine Parker in tonea that made me unduraiand that he wa not at all curlou In the matter, but Just want ed to muke conversation. In the Old Hound. No, ehe I to live In the old bouae where she baa lived ao many yeara A friend and distant relative of Mr I do not believe that. I have been . .. ... . i . . . i. . torn y p..yc.". !... ....... ,..,...,, nd hl. ,... , live at ov est mothera in tne cnurcn uaea --:; ,.,- , k A The new organ recently ordered for the Maleatlc theatre will arrive within a few day. Although amuller ilaaphemous language under an an- aesthetic, and some of the rougheat men became aa little children under like circumstances." 'That In no way controvert my assertion," said Mia Parker unci pectedly. "Oh," mi my astonished remark aa I aubslded. her home. Mme. Gordon la a hand nonie woman for her age, rather aus tere, and, you mlKht ay. set In her way. She ha alwaya run the houae and John and I have been more as gueata or boardera with her. How ever, aa In moat ease, the arrange ment ha not been particularly pl.'ae- ant. Mme. Gordon hna expected more of u than ahe would have aaked or gueata. and we have felt aometimer Killed with Wonder. I looked at this woman sitting be-What she haa not paid aa much at ii, . ik. n.. in ii it I one of aide me again and again during tne i, pinion to bur wants as ahe uilgnt the ve-y luteal model and I equip- next Ifew hour, of our Journey, and have had we actually been boardera. pad with all ' the modern appllan- 1 wondered bow two people could although, of course, John ha ai re It will be Installed by Fred Dor- live together aa we bad done for the ,ny, paid the houae bills. Bum. I many week and yet not know each Miss Paiker made no comment other at all. Ml as i'arker nan eeem-ihiit I waa curioua tn know Just wnat ed to me a scientifically ministering ',), was thinking, for there waa a automun. I bad never thoought or jocullnr look In her face. "You look elleved, 1 aald HITIIh.'UI.IV DANTE. Rnclal dance at Sutherlln Friday her a having her thoughta and opln. nlrht. July 9. Oakland orchestri will j Ion upon probably every subject aupply the mualc. Everybody Invited. ! which had Intrigued my mind. "I o must get her point of view,' I said NOTICE OF REMOVAL, to myself, but all at once I felt loo j tired to probe farther. 1 wanted to All patrons and the public gene-1 rest and look out on the ever ehang- ally are hereby notified that Smith, Ing landscape. I did not want to and Friend hsva moved their Jitney i think. I knew that soon 1 ahould be atand from Phone 271 to II. Call , hack In the World tbe world of It hereafter HNiITW and FRIEND hitaile and etrlfe. of hurry and bust liLea-TAr oV iwtntmln' hole had lit charm and Jetty tit far uuiir child hood Una -but SOW how Qlort ou$ art thntr Amir at the beach when untie tiurf take ftrtt place! And uttler tportt call for tne Turnout t r DJihingSuin your city. fe, lANTrt. KiriiNo hill I fey L jv itft These wonderful suits offrr the nearest possible thing o swim ming in one's skin no loose trunks to flop around one's body and impede swimming. The elastic Jantzen stifch makes, them fit snugly, comfortahly, per fectly. They do not bind Men. women and children there's a Jantzen Bathing Suit in the size and color combination you want i stores i "Oh, I beg your pardon,' ahe aald quickly. "I did not mem to ahow mv thought, but If I may be allowed Mra. Gordon, I will aay that the only trouble I have experienced In nursing In families came from older people who thouKht they had a right, not because of any special training or fitness for the work, but solely be- cause of age, to know better what to do lu all rases than I or anyone else. It la sad. Mra. Cordon, that age almost alwaya brings selfishness and conceit in its train. I have rarely met an old person who could any to me "Yen, my dear, I have been through nil those things which you are go ing through now, but take courage. I have weathered them and ao wll' you." Instead most old people will sav to you, "You are not doing the right thing. It Isn't what I did at vour age, and unless you chance nnd do not only the things I want you to and In the way I want v m tc do It, you will never come throigh aa I have done." Heart Ileal Faster. I had no time to go Qirther In the conversation, because we were be ginning to slow up aa we went Into the home station. I felt my heart bent a little faster, as for the first time I allowed myself to ask Inward ly. "Would John be there to meet me." I did not expect to see him. really but, oh. how I hoped he would be there. Al'hntigh we had begun to nass some people who were evldentlv wait'ng Ifor friends, I did not reallv look out the window until we came o a full stop, and then to mv amazo ment. I saw Elizabeth Moreland md no one else. Tomorrow A Tilt With Fllitbctl Morelnntf SOUKTIIIXG AltOl'T rxsriMxcK According to M. F. Rice, insurance 'nedallat. there are a good mam things that parties taking out poll cles should know, and when they gr tn have a policy written should se that their Interest are fully protect ed. A question frequently propound ed. Is where one having an (uteres In real estate, thoueh not a fee sim ple title thereto. Insures the bulld 'nes thereon and a fire logs occurs cm he collect the Insurance? This question has been answered hv the Supreme Court of the State of Orecon on a number of occasions lo the effect that where one has en lusnrnhle Interest in re-l estate though less than a fee simple Inter est. he msr Insure said interest an A woman 'a fondest hope la to stay young'. Bhe often resort to paints, powder and cosmetic to hide her years. Some women pay larg aum to so-called "Beauty Doctor" in tbe be lief that money will buy youth. Other wear girlish dresses, thinking they can fool the world about their age. But no one Is deceived. Th mora you try to hide your age, the more it show. There la but on thing that holds oH age back, and that u, health. Hickues and weakness bring old age early in life. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip tion is a building-up medicine fur women. It make them healthy and strong when they suffer from women's troubles. It keeps them looking young by keeping them well. It is a woman s tonic for the frail, the delicate and tboa who are nervous, dizzy and who have backache and dragging pains. Favorite Prescription is altogether vegetable and without a particle of alcohol. It is afe to take. Try it new. In tablet or liquid form at all druggists, or aend 10c for trial package of the tablet to Dr. Pierce' Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, X. V. twelve foot dry goods box and Char lie Chaplin I stuck in a pile of hot lar In the opening scene of "A Days Pleasure" which will be shown at the Majestic theatre tonight. This production marks the fourth is? Chaplin's ptsturea of the million dollar clans, which he is producing for distribution by First National Exhibitor' Circuit. Eastern critics who have seen advance runs of the production declare that It embodies the hearty laughs of hla previous yirat National successes. "Shoulder Ann" and "A Dog's Life." and Sun nyslde, but la in Itself the most qual- I d laugh success yet produced. The famous comedian makea a de cided departure from IiIb previous pictures. Intending to eschew the slap stick tor event that are likely to if Chaplin'a pictures of the million on an excursion boat. NEWS SNAP SHOTS If You Want The Oregon Growers Co operative Ass'n to handle your Prunes, Pears and Apples this year, you must join by July 1 5, our closing date for 1 920. 4 See a field representative, or write our C T T t Headquarters. MASONIC TEMPLF, SALEM, ORLtON (F In cse of loss recover the Insnrnnc m in those cases where Ms true lnt" est in the property Is properly dee 2 1 erlhed In the policy The In.urnnce laws of tH tnt" "eiulre all Insurance companies to ncovporate In their 1 111.11m nee noll clrs. among n'her things, the follow inr condition "This Insurance poHcv lllll.... o'herwl.e provided hv arrce nt Indorsed hc-e.e- shall be vo'O hsnn-'n on hllsv street rnrnpr nnA A "'bee thin lin-nntltlnnnt and sole J ownership; or If the subject of In- " s hnll.llnt on ground not wnPd ,v , ,.,r(r in fee slmnle " Thi, r.-i,i., 1, .V nrinted on "'" '' 'he nollcv In Interpre- "n tt' siKine our Sunrenie court in t-e cise of o(n,,n rtsnker's etc .. k o. nt p ,,,, i". t-,- nnv vin- 1 .i-,M0 intere.l t nrnn "t vn ttourh in,r, n1 i. , , ,,,,v m,r n -.r It . , statement --ttle, f0(, inch .,-,.. ,, h i(or,d on ,hr "b'-l 'henvo. or the poller vn'-l " It wo .ld h well or everyone hold-in- eilicr of Insurance on nrope'tr -M- , nt , , f, ,llrl o -i-vd k. ,. .v.-.tr,,. tn W ,,i. vi, ..,,,,. ne'leln. 'o be wothless may reveal th poller niWI.IN niTIlIE A St'ltFiM T "'- ' fed en In. ,1, f if,, m !.. v.vnr sd AWee. " answered bv a Wuniajt, and held man are tapped on the head with a 't"tt "adeac. Visit ot Siitliei'Un Mr. and Mra. 1,. R. nollng went to Sutherlln toduy to spend a short time visiting with friend. U'nve on Visit- Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Byrd left this morning to visit with friends and relatives at Eugene. Visited at Eugene Frank Illair and wife left this morning for Eugene to visit with friends for a (lew days, iliiugliter la III Mra. L. L. Mathews went to Sutherltn this morning, her daughter Mra. C. C. Hill, being very ill at thai :!ace. In San Francisco Dr. L. M. l.erhbach Is spending teveral days in San Francisco at- endlng to Important busines niat- tera there leaves for Califorfila - Itev. J. E. Condor left llils morn ng for Chlco, where he wlli attend o business matters for a short lnn He will return lo tills city Saturday. Irnve For INirtlnmt Mr. and Mra. J. M. Treffern and daughter left this morning for Port lind where they will visit for a short time with friend and relatives. DEPENDED UPON IT 2D YEARS Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vege table Compound Has Been ThU Woman' Safeguard All That Time. Omaha, Neb "I have used I.rdia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound for over twenty years for fe male troubles and it has helped me very much. I hare also used I.ydia E. Pink barn's Sanative Wash with good re aults. I aUar have a bottle of Vegetable Compound in the nousp a. it is a good i remedy in time of I need. You can! nnhli.h mw f . a . . I Gonial a every statement I hare 1 nade ia perfivtlv true." Mr. J. O. ! i iiut ist, Ul i. Stun Street, Omaha, Nebraska. Women who uf7cr from those die- ""n "is peculiar to their sex should convinced by the many genuine and rutliful testimonial w are constantly ul.lishing in the newspapers of the ity ol l.r.lia E. Pinkham's Vece anl (ompoun to restore their health To know whether I.ydia E. Pinkham's cgrtsble Compound will help vou. try . ... ... ...t- .inr 10 i.vuia t. -ink- CHOOb HOARD MSTS The school board last Bight held a special meeting to consider appli cations (from teachers who are aoe Ic ing positions In this olty. There are several vacancies to be filled and the board has a number of applications (or consideration. WHEN YOU LEAVE TOW.X . this summer It's a good move to have the News-Review follow you to your vacation home. Let us mail It to you daily Just phone 135 or write our subscription department and we'll see that It cornea to you regularly. Fires destroy lives, property and food. Be careful with fire. NOTICE OF 8ALE OF GOVERN MENT TIMBER. Uenerai Land Office, Washington, D. C. June 1, 1920. Notice Is hereby given that subject to tbe conditions and limita tions of tbe Act or June 9, 1918 (39 3tat., 218), and the instructiena of the Secretary of the Interior ot Sep tember IS. 1917, tlie timber on the following lauds will be sold July 12, 1920, at 10 o'clock a. m., at publio tuvtion at the United States laud office at Roseburg, Oregon, to the Highest bidder at not leas than the ippralaed value as shown by this notice, sale to be subject to the ap proval of tbe Secretary of the In terior. The purchase price, with an additional aum of one-fifth of one per cent thereof, being commissions allowed, must be deposited at Puie of sale, mony to be returned If sale la not approved, otherwise patent will issue for the timber which must e removed within ten years. Bids ill be received from citizens of tbe United States, associations of such itizens and corporations organized under the laws of the United State ir any state, territory or district hereof only. Upon application of a luallfled purchaser, the timber on my legal subdivision will be offered leparately before being included In any offer of a larger unit. T. 22 S., . 3 W., Sec. 7. NEU NEK, yellow flr 325 M.. NWV4 NEtt. yellow nr 500 M., SEV4 NEfc. yellow fir 400 NEU KWK, yellow fir 426 M., NW14, yellow nr 150 M., red 1r 200 M.. NEH SE&. yellow fir I30 M., red cedar 10 M . NW14 SE14. Douglas fir 1100 M., red cedar 20 il., SU SE4. yellow fir 600 M., red fir 100 M., red cedar 20 M.. jWy. SE'4, Douglas fir 695 M., ME 14 SWhi, Douglas fir 690 M SWtt SWVi. Douglas fir 400 M.. 3WK SW4, Douglas fir 640 M.. red wdar 35 M., none of which to be sold it less than 32.00 per M.; T. 21 8.. 4 W., Sec. 7, NE14 NE14, nr 650 VI., NW NE14. flr 600 M.. SEhi VE14, fir 350 M., SW14 NE, fir 500 VI., SE4 NWV., fir 650 M., NEK 3EM. fir 350 M., NW!i SE. fir 500 M..SE SE14. fir 750 M., SW14 SE t4 fir 1000 M., NE14 SVVU, nr 600 M., NW SWV4, flr 600 M., SE'4 3W4, flr 650 M., SW 8W14, flr 350 M., none of which is be sold at less than 31.75 per M., Sec. 25, MEV. SWVi. red flr 1200 M., cedar 20 M., NWy4 SWVi. red flr 1150 M., 3WV4 SWVi. red fir 1100 M., SEVi 3W, red fir 1300 M., cedar 60 M.. '.be red flr to be sold at not less than 11.80 per M. and the cedar at not less than 3.60 per M., T. 21 S., R. 6 W.. Sec. 13. NE14 SWVi, flr 325 M., NWVi SEVt, fir 375 M., SWV4 SEV4, dr 425 M none of which to be sold it less tban 31.60 per M., T. 36 8., R. 6 W.. Sea. 25. NEVi NEVi, flr 240 M.. pine 60 M., SWVi NEVi, fir 200 M, pine 100 M., SEV4 NWVi, dr 290 M., pine 15 M., SWVi NWVi. flr 250 M., pine 60 M., NEVi SEVi. Ir 150 M., pine 150 M., SEVi SEVi, Ir 275 M., pine 40 M., SWVi SEVi, ir 230 M., pine 70 M.. NEVi SWV4, nr 170 M, pine 130 M., NWVi WV. flr 60 M.. pine 250 M., BEV4 SWVi. fir 80 M.. pine 220 M., SWVi SWVi. flr 226 M.. pine 90 M., the pine lo be sold at not less than 14.00 per M , and the fir at not less than 11 25 per M. (Signed) CLAY TALL MAN, Commissioner. WILL BUY YOUR USED FURNITURE. STOVES.ttc. J. B. HENINGER, SUCCESSOR 10 MCCULUN & CHAMBERS. BETTER DEAD Life it burden when the body is racked with pain. Everything worries and the victim becomes despondent and downhearted. To bring beck the sunshine take COLD MEDAL Th national remedy of Holland tor over 200 year; it is en enemy of all pain re sulting from kidney, liver and uric add troubles. AU druggist, three ei Leak he Ike bms Cold Medal Ks Urn CONTEST TO BE HELD. A silver medal contest Is to be held at Green Friduy evening, July 9, under the auaiilces of the W. C. T U. These medal contests are held frequently and there Is always a great deal of rivalry. Hon. B. L. Eddy will speak, and there will be a musical program in addition to the oratorical contest. Refreshments are to be served. Russell LIntott left today for Sea- beck. Wash., where he ia to attend the V. M. C. A. Camp. Mr. Lintolt holds a commission as scoutmaster in the local scout organization and will receive training to assist him in working with the boys of this city. The Seabeck camp Is tbe largest Y. M. C. A. camp in tbe northwest. All Claeaifled Advertisement In serted new today wf'J be found on last pane under "New Todar' WANTED. WANTED WaKreaa at Boiel Ump- o. US- WANTED Boy over 16 for kitchen . helper. Cafeteria. WANTED Counter girl at . Royal J110 care, opp. depot. WANTED Lunch counter girl at Hotel unipQua at once. WANTED 2 timber fallen. Deer Creek Lumber Co., Dlxonvllle, Or. WANTED Boy to do light Janitor wora. Apply Western Union Tel. Co. . WANTED Woman or girl to aaalai in housekeeping. Mlddleburg. Round Prairie. WANTED Partner to make trip to urater utKe with pack horse. B. F. News-Review. WANTED Good bull dog for watch dog reasonable. Address B. D., care iNews-neview. WANTED Woman at Berger room lug house. Call at once. Corner Cass and Pine streets. . WANTED Married man. steady Job ror rifjut party; wire to 000k for 1 or 2 men. Sunshine P.anch. WANTED Middle aged woman for cook, or will employ man and wife. Edwin Weavor, Myrtle Creek, Oregon. HELP WANTED WANTED HELP Ex-service men and' othora fur nished employment free of charge. Contractors, ranchers and farmers place your orders with us for belp- - era. Our services are free both to employer and employed. Lawrence-Cord oa Co., 126 Cass St. Phone 11. FOH RENT. Sheet MetalWork OF ALL KINDS J. H. SINMGEI? 110 OAK STREET PHONE 42f ROSEBURG I MYRTLE POINT MARSHFIELD AUTO STAGE. Lrsvot KMrbunt, latly t . 70 . M. Lmvm Myrtle l-olal, dsllv t ao . II. Connections at Myrtle Point to and from Marshfleld, Co- quuie. Bandon and Powers. Fare 16.48, Including war tax. Reservations at main office. 405 Cass St., near depot. Phone 303, or I mpqua and Grand ho tels, Rapp's store. TAYLOR &..CLINTON m Mnlicnr Co. IcnnnMr'nti.li I iour i-tur will he onrBnl. read WIND SHIELD GLASS for any snake car, made to order oiamond:acatecomp'y 121 PIKE ST. ROStaURCGRL FOR RENT Satan? eepostt boxes Roseburg National Bask. FOR RENT Large tnrntshea reorn, dose ia. Phone 12-T. - MISCELLANEOUS. AN AVERAGE or one hour's work each evening for your board. Cafeteria. LOST Roll of bedding, bet. Rose burg and Calapoola. Return to J. E. Sawyers, courthouse. Reward. C. H. ARTJNDEL, pfaao tuning and repairing, it years experience Phone 189-L. LOST Headlight for Dodge automo bile. Finder please return or notify Ed Davis, 117 So. Flint. FREE Slab wood and edgings. If taken st once. Deer Creek Lumber Co., Dlxonvllle, Ore. WELL DRILLING R. I. elnsel. man, driller, R. 1, Rose barf Phone S-PS. rORBALE 2nd band plane. Phone, FOR SALE Four Dead of young mule. J. M. Lamb, DUlard, Ore. FOR SALE Medium sized team la good condition. Phone 4-F3. FOR SALE 16x20 tent. " Inquire 04 E. Douglas. FOR SALE 8-room bouse, 21200 this week only. Phone 1SS-Y. ' FOR SALE Reed go-cart. Inquire 243 East 1st Ave. North. FOR 8 ALE Cheap, work horse. Call 1227 West 2nd St. N. after 6 p. m. J. V. Pslui. WOOD FOR SALE Old and second growth flr; some pine. J. C. Royce. phone 34-F2. FOR 8ALE 160 ft. of one-lnoh rop and one Jackson hay fork. Phuna 42-F2. FOR SALE Team horses and har ness, cheap. Deer Creek Lumber Co,, Dlxonvllle. FOR SALE Oat and vetch hay, ilf per ton In shocks. Phone 3-Fi R. E. Mathis, K. 1. FOR BALE! Cheap, Overland car la good condition. . Enquire Berger Bargain Store. FOR SALE 25 bead ot stock bogs. Address P. R. Weaver, MyrU Creek, Oregon. FOR SALE Or trade, registered Shorthorn bull. l. S. Churchill, ElgaroBe, Oregon. MUST SELL fast Chalmers bug, cheap, good mechanical condition. . Inquire Sunset Garage. FOR SALES 1 milch cow, 6 head of goals; 1 pig. N. P. Wheat, Brock way. Farm in Happy Valley. FOR SALE 1919 Harley-Davldsoa mo'orcycle and side car. Thomas . OeJley, Wilbur, Ore. FOR SALE S-room house and 2 lots, furnished or unfurnished. In quire Roseburg Steam Laundry. FORD TRUCK BODY for sale cheap, ' also gas tank. Trucks built. Ceckelreas & Harbor, Oak Rake. FOR SALE Piano, Gerhard upright grand; alee Hardte apray outfit. Perkins Bros. Commission Salus . Room. FOR SALE Ford truck, obaia drive, canvas top, fair condition. Price $350. Llndblom, Dlxonvllle. FOR SALE 1100 pound mare, works single or double; also 40 , White Leghorn hens. Henry Teater, 2 miles east of Dlxonvllle. FOR SALE Italian prune trees, Oregon grown, 6 to 8 ft., 60c; 4 to 6 ft., 50c; 3 to 4 ft., 35c. R. L. ESUIs, 3 miles west, Roseburg, Or. FOR SALE 6-room house, let 60x 200 feet; cow barn, chlckea bouae, good garden, 3 cherry, 1 apple, 2 plum trees. Inquire 1114 Wla chester St. FOR SALE One automobile bug at $100; oae Ford touring car; 1 good delivery oar; one trailer, 2 good mowers. All cheap. Judd A McMlllln. FOR SALE 1(17 Chevrolet 1a good running order, all new tires, $450. 191$ three fourth ton Re public truck, $80$. Inquire at Service Oarage. tf TOR SALE We have the following cars ror sale: One Ford t surtax ear and one Overland Model (0 touring ear. Dmpqus Ante Shep, Winchester St FOR SALE 160 a. old growth flr iimner, anout 3,1100,000 feet or B. M., on Umpqua river at Elk ton, or will trade for a good auto. Price $1,000. A. Teal, Wilbur, Or. FOR SALE One fresh Brown Swiss cow with heifer calf; 1 red Dur ham heifer 17 months old: I Brown Swiss bull calf 9 weeks old; 1 Jersey bull calf 7 weeks old. R. W. Stovall. Alexander Addition. 'OR SALE Stave silo 10 x 24 Just emptied: double dlse plow. Bai lee: Milwaukee binder. George Telford, opposite Happy Valley school house, P O. Roseburg. , FOR SALE 4-room house and 15 - lots, 4 good chicken houses, wood shed, well; also 4-room house and 1 lot. Riverside. W. E. Bowes, R. 2, Roseburg. L.09T Shepherd dog. and Foxhound pup. white with red spots. David S. Churchill. Elgarose, Oregon. SAFETY K1K8T seem a safety deposit box for yaqr valuable pa pers at tne noseourf national Rank. u LOST Elk's tooth charm with small diamond setting. Will (Tve liberal reward. R. E. Kara see. Roseburg. Ore. MONTST TO LOAN SB-year Mra' credit farm loans, low interer rate. $26,000 local money to loan on good real estate. First mort gage. See U. T. Rice of Rice e Rleex tf FOTl RALE. FOR SALE; Blng Cherries, best for canning. Fine flavor. Require only 1-3 as much sugar as Royal Anne. Phone 9F25 and beat the high cost of sugar. We deliver In box lots. Ed Bryant. 8UPERIOR ROCK 8PRING8 CO'. Beet on the market; dry slab wood ar.d mill ends by the tier or eord. Special price on 10 tlt lots. a. j. uenn. cor. Oak and Main. FOR SALE Team of black mares, harneea snd wagon, sheep If taken at once: also a sorrel mare weigh ing 1200 lbs., drive single or double, and a yearling colt. Pbone 2T-FS. Ask for Henry Anderson after ( o'clock. - 1 FOR SALE Abont 19.000 feet No 1 lumber at mill, $13 per M. ' taken before July 16; also some No. t two-Inch plank at Wilbur. Jnat as strong for brldgee or barn floors as any. $10 per M. KM cords dry slab wood. $1.B" Pr eord. One good cow, 4 gals.. I5 under value It taken at once. Trip FOR BALK 1 pool table. J. M. Ja44- 1 le A Lumber Co.. Wilbur,
