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SUBSCRIPTION HATKH
rlly, psr year, by mall ,
I'ally, u months, by mall ,
M- Carrier, per month ,
MOVIE CLOSE-UPS
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It iound Ilka a gruesome sort f
lob to be folDf about the eoiimrv
niiii.H . .1 V i iT. selling comns, but KoDerf Winches
all newa di. patches credited to It or
nut otherwl.e credited In thli paper
and alio tbe local news pubtlahed here-
in. All rlghla or republication or ape- . ,niMi.iul.. vml vr aaw niit.lil
Hal dl.patctiea harem are aim reaerved. i " urt" ou ever outside
; IU UUII I IIUUBC.
x-iiiuittu an aecuiiu-cia.a maiiar jnur
ert McTabb managed to keep cheer
ful by handling; cradles as a side
line. Ills sample case held the cute-
17.
Oregon,
at the poat offU-e at Kuaebura,
under the Act of March 2. la. a.
lUwInirK, Ureiion, Sep. 3, 1UUO.
KUKItS IlltOI" MAUAZI.NE!
ltesltlea, he had such a pleasant
ll 11 11! 'Jt'Oll J WUV about him l)i:it In Ihe
ll'tile Iowds that be visited, people
i found It rather pood sport to kuy
their csakets ahead of time. One old
codger Invested In both a iMitl'i ami
Cadet D. C. Heyers and Observer "ad,e' f.ll!''"d' ,h h "ad
nm i..i. .h ... ,in. o J"t "larried his fourth wife, 'twas
were forced to n.ako a forced land- Bl'h,be VW'I ""X emergen
I n it with a forest oatrol Dlune naar. ' wnatsoever.
the Big Camas ranger station, yea-! The worst thing about Bob was his
terday cmlicled the stuilon while Inordinate hul.lt df lying. He lied an
flvlnir over the mil rue and droliDad nalUraly as he hreathed from habit
to the ruiiKcrs and lookout men a '"' for And Ih worst about hla
large bundle of newapupcrs and late W'K wa 'hat folks believed every
magazines. The aviators ac"ter their I" he "'a. "Id It so well. Ho
forced landing early In the season ' marvelous a reputation did be give
walked for a number of miles and ninmeir as a man killer, that Celle
finally landed at the ranger station Sterling picked him to do a little
and became acquainted with the" men Job of 'bumping off" a certain
In charge. The papers and magazines ' nawsty blackmailer, who meant no-
were very gratefully received by the
men at the camp, who this morning
phoned to Forest Supervisor Itains
dell and aaked him to communicate
their thanks to the aviators for the
courtesy.
Tltl'C'K IX"K.S KKItl'fc'NTINK
thing but evil In her young life; and
on the strength of his success, she
jiluced an order for a coffin.
Scared stiff, but game, neverthe
less, Hob steps gingerly along from
one wild He to another, indulging in
all sorts of reckless riding and fight
ing on Ihe way. It's harj to see how
he's going to escape lynching for hif
crimes, but esrape he does, through
a fierles of novel and comical dev
elopments that are worth going
many miles to see. You'll only have
to go as far as Ihe Majestic theatre
where "Some l.lnr" will be shown on
In rounding the corner of Cass and
Rose streets yesterday afternoon a
Ford truck belonging to Judd and
McMillan, driven by Victor I'laim,
who was accompanied by Mr. Mc
Millan, started darting about the Saturday September 4th
uirwui in u ry uiiuhuui iiianiiur, uuei . t
to a broken steering knuckle, and af- Madge Kennedy's latest C.oldwv
ter completing its serpentine career pi,, llre -.strictly Confidential
piuugeu oer ine euro aim into a iei- wnch Is coming to the Antler
epnone poie in iront oi ine i.awreuie lh,,ir Saturday night and will be
-Cordon real estate office a'lter chaa-1 ,,own at the Majestic on Monday, li
Ing a pedestrian for several yards i , film version df Jerome K Jer
along the sidewalk. Mr. McMlllun omc'a humorous story, Fanny anil
Jumped from the seat in time lo!th servnnt Problem,
rescue a can of gasoline which was Th Htory was first made Into n
thrown to the sidewalk by the force I play under the title of "The New
of the collision. The front axle ol Laily HantoV and In this form hap
the truck was torn loose and the fen-J enierlnlned thousands of playgoers
tiers bent but otherwise there was no i Knelund ami America I., ii. int.
serious damage to the truck. mi ,,m iin, wni have an onnnr-
tunlty to enjoy the many dllemnai
of the young actress In a touring
company, who mnrrles an Kngllsb
lord, only to find that all ctf the ser
vants are her relatives.
The humor of the situation arlsm
from the fact that each of the re
With an opening announcement of
the coming of a number of leading
film releases, Roseburg's third thea
tre opens Saturday afternoon. The
building has been thoroughly re
modeled Inside and out, a new pro
jecting machine has been Installed
and will be operated by one of the
best electrlcluus and operators to be
found on the pacific Coast. A pianist
who has been playing In one of the
leading theatres of Seattle has been
engaged for the Liberty, and will
provide the music to accompany the
pictures.
Mr. Donnellan and Mr. Williams
are opening their new theatre with
a lilackton production called "My
Husbands Other Wife.' Sylvia Drea
mer is seen supported by Robert
Gordon and an all star cast. It la a
drama that will take you behind
tbe scenes and show you the action
In the wlnm oY the theatre. It Is a
drama that turns a searching spot
light on the inner heart of life In the
back part of a theatre. It Is a drama
of dramatic lives, full of color, and
blending with Ir home and family
love. Footlights and happiness, tin
selled triumphs and the love of a
husband Intermingle to make one of
the most appealing stories of the
year. It Is a story df divorce, and the
age old question, of who has the
better right, the first or second wife.
It has an appeal for divorcees, for
those contemplating divorce, for the
married people and the unmarried.
ind will be equally enjoyed by all.
it win ne shown here on Saturday
alght only.
UJVEandMARJPDUFEl
to, the noted author - I
m m sHf 1 I
loan muione vswson
SO KlltrOS AS VET.
IIOTII A HE F1KI.
Following the hearing of the
boarding houes case in the cliy court
yesterday, in which Mrs. VYldctnun
lan,lla,lu lit nl.UPU,. Ihn II . ..... I. ..
Anarl "nla. Indued a eon, nlnli.t , I"'"""" takes It upon himself or her
airaln.l V It Hall .h.rrl..ir h,, 8'r to gmom the new "lady" In th.
with disorderly conduct which caus -i'm " of nHr. !"'" A sped 1 1
ed him to file a couter complaint al-ldlK" f "7" hedge about the per-
leging assault anil battery. City Re
corder It. I,. Whipple fined both of
the parlies. Hall paid a fine oY f I U
and Mrs. Wldeman paid one of $5.
WEAVEIt IS HOME
sen ility of their lady, whoever shi
may happen to he. And when the
discover her to be their own Iflest
anil blood, they make her life mis
arable. So much do they curtail
her liberties that life becomes un
bearable, but. as events mount to p
conclusion, the new "lady" find'
that her lord Is a "regular fellow"
and they decide to "run the ser
vants and not let the servants "run
them."
W. J. Weaver and wife .who have
been enjoying an auto trip through
northern Collfornla and Southern
Oregon, returned to their home last
night. Mr. Weaver, who is manager
of the t'mpiiua Hotel, distributed a
large nmount of n-lvertlsing niatter
reg.mdlng Rosehurg and Douglas tbnt the Antlers will run rcsjularl
county throughout the territory cov- hereafter and the admission price
ered In his trip. .will remain at IS and 25 cents.
Manager Hill of the lor-l Olohe
theatre interests, announced todav
(XIl'XTV COUIT AIMOrit.NH
itlio county court adjourned to meet
later in the month when It will meet
Follolng a busy day yesterday as a board of equalization. The pe
when a number of delegations car- tltlnns will he kept under considera
rying petitions asking for changes In: lion anil will be acted upon at the
road district bounibiries appi-nred. Icomiiig meeting.
Forest Supervisor Ramsdell re
ports that up to ihe present time no
forest fira hsve been caused by the
hunteds in spite of the fact that
more people are In the woods than
aver before. The forest in the soutb
orn part of the county, especially in
Fne liner section, is very dry. and
tne forest service is guarding It
very closely, In the higher altitudes
'he cold damp nights have wet the
forests sufficiently to prevent fires
from getting a start and no danger
s learen during the remainder ot
the season.
' TLAXS X)rt THE 1 TTIRK
"Tell me what?" I asked think-1
lng perbapa it was something about'
Elizabeth, aa we had Just been talk
ing of her.
"You tell her what we Intended
to do with her," repeated Alice.
W hy. Alice, vou talk about me as
If I were a piece ur furniture that
you were going to take up and put
anywhere ou please.
xou have been somewhat Inani
mate," said Alice, us htr hand glid
ed over my hair in Ihe im-st cartsj
Ing way.
ni all right now. though." I
said, with rising inflection, which
made my speech more of a question
than an assertion.
"Yes, thank God. you're all right
now,", said Karl.
"Hut. Katherine. 1 think I know
something that will make you 'right
or'," suid Alice.
'It must be sonii'ihlng very fine.
If It Is as fine as your English," my
dear.
For answer, Allre reiterated her
command to Karl. ' You tell her." .
as a last resort, said Karl, "we
be able to do It in such a luxurious
manner as In a private yacht."
"Will Tom let you go?" I asked.
"Let me go! Did you ever know
Tom Staunton to refuse me auythlng
I wanted?"
"Tom needs a vacntlon. too, and It
will be a lot of fun for him to spend
a couple of months with us In Eu
rope, cruising around the Mediter
ranean and maybe a couple of
months later In the Indian Ocean
or some other good place. Doesn't it
sound fine, Katherine? We could be
gone a year, and when you come
back, tbe roses In your cheeks will
have returned, and. Just think, the
baby prol-ab'.y will be walking.
Wouldn't it be fun to have to teach
, her to get rid df her sea legs.?"
"Alice, you do have the most fan
tastical Ideas" I remarked, "but the
'lilei appeals to me and if Karl thinks
that we will not bankrupt him by
this voyage, 1 shall be very glad to
cio it.
"Never fear. Katherine, I'll meet
you somewhere in Europe, for I'm
going to orien up some oil wells In
Roumania
"Oh. well, then you certainly can
NOTICE.
Fall millinery opening at
Bellows store, Thursday. Frl-
day and Saturday. September
2nd. 3rd and 4th.
HIGH SCHOOL REGISTRATION.
All persons desiring to enter Rose
burg High School this-fall will be
required to register at the principal's
office the week before schools opens.
Seniors will register Monday, Sept. 6,
Juniors Tuesday, 7th, Sophomores
Wednesday 8th. hours 1 to 6 p. m.
and 7 to ft p. m. Freshmen will reg
ister all day Thursday and Friday
forenoon. Classes begin September
13. All students should register be
fore the above date, whether they In
tend to be In school the first two
weeks or not. Those who fall to do
this may not be able to enter tho
classes of their choice. Students must
give number of their home district at
registration. C. II. MCKNIGHT,
Principal.
toAWWHJ
should submM T. '" " U :
Price, from us bX". ""1
their grains. 'ure la.
Remember we have k.
your gram u th, J6 hnll4
never failed to gj. " ' kvt 4
result.. el """"actor.
EVERBODY'S EXCHANGE, Iac
TOMATO SALE.
Beginning Aug. s, - '
A. . - "B.
cvuus ana Son r T.,., -
hold . sale of lom.Sr-t
gardens. No. 1 grad "' 1M'
at 50c per box: Nn "' !
Z " 8. and we will k. .
the field at all tlua-s '
care of the trade t0 uke
T. R l.'VAVa i
Phone 22-F42. SSSit
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
"CORNS"
Lift Right Off Without Pain
i ii
Doesn t hurt a bit. Drop a little
r'reaione on as aching aora Instant
ly the corn stops hurting and short
ly yon lift it right off with lingers.
Truly!
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle
of Freezone for a few cents, suffi
cient to remove every hard corn,
sort corn, or corn between the toes.
ind the calluses, without soreness or
Irritation.
were going to bundle ymi and Alice : crn, .,hB ocean with us." said Alice,
miss 1'arker, and baby .Mary all on
my yacht and send vou out where
you would get only Ihe wind-swept
ozone, df the sea,"
"Well, why don't we go now?"
The question seemed u surprise
io nom Kan and Alice but it was a
great delight to Karl.
"Would you really like to go.
Katherine. for a long' voyage?"
"Can you be gone for a long time.
Alice?" I asked.
"Just as long as vou wlnh de.ireQt
she answered, "We can go Into dif
ferent ports and perhaps Tom can
meet us at one of them occasionally.
"Why, are'nt you eolng with us?"
I asked of Karl.
"No. 1 have had enough of sailing
for a time. Rut I shall he very glad
to place the yacht at the dlspnsil of
you girls i"or as long as you wish."
"All right, Karl, I think I'll go
around the world," said Alice.
"Do you really mean that Alice."
"Of course I mean It K ilherlno.
I've always wanted a trip around
the world, but I never expected to
anil I'll beg Tom to trot along
"When do you think Katherine
wIM be well enough to start?" she
askt'd.
"Well, I think I'll be able to start
In about a month, let's ask Miss i'ar
ker. and she can have us ready."
The idea seemed to appeal to Miss
Parker quite as much as to the rest
of us. Even Tom Staunton was quite
enrhuid-is'lc about It and was all
bustle and preparation about the
house for the 'next thirty days. My
lawyers closed up John s business nf-
fai s i nil arr inged matteis with the
Insurance companies. The only prob
lem left on my hands was our new
house. It was a wonderful place but
my associations with It made It im
po ible for me to think of It as a
residence for Mary and me. I felt I
could never live there. And so when
Tom offered to buy the house for a
home for Alice and him I eagerly ac
cented and with a feeling that at
last my affi.lrs were taking satis
factory shape.
Sul ii nlti y KnVoynire.
PrtWW'' --Vl I
.aw ws.jpriUalitaVJn..VSLaA
- 4
cini
U, v ... k J il I NG else b
' equal, it pays Oregon people
to buy from merchants who are
suflu icntlv interested in upbuild
ing Oregon to push the sale of
Oregon-made go-uls.
Is your grocer this kiii.l of a man? Docs
your .Iruis, jisr,ay Oregon-made
gooils prominently ? Docs the confect
loner vou n.ifn.niv- "-.. n
i ... iLduuc Oregon
" 'iir restaurant, hard-
tore, jewelry store, shoe shon
Iiirnif,,.- f
1 Ml,rt. iiiniishings store and
garage tAe pride in featuring, whenever
they cm, Oregon-nude products?
The people who sell the thinn-: vou need
goods because they are of top notch quality
Products means increaed industrial irrowth
easy for you to buy Oregon Product
AltOUXI) THE TOWX
visit lit Gold inn
Misses Cecilia and Ada Denn nf
Camus Valley left yesterday for Hold
Hill where they will visit for a short
lime berore returning to MedLord,
where the attend St. Mary's acad
emy.
Visited llcrr
Van R. tillbert and wife of Med
ford stopped in this city veslerdav
for a short visit with friends while
on tnenr way home from Portland
Mr. uiitjert who is a son of n F
tillbert, formerly resided In this
city.
Sherlf Ouine la-aves
Sheriff (leorge Qulne left this
morning Tor Salem w here he ill ob
tain extradition papers for W. J.
Pickett, who is heins; held at Armv
City. Kansas, sheriff yuine expects
to return with the prisoner In ubou!
two weeks.
Returns llmnc
Mrs. A. ) Jackson, of Orecon
City, who has been attending to busi
ness matters and visiting friends In
this city tor Ihe past two weeks, left
this morninK for her home She
will teach school at Oregon City
during the coming winter.
After you eat always take
F ATONIC
mm
Of OR ; Votm AgfeSTOMAClQ
Instantly relieves Heartburn, Bloat
ed Gaiiy reeling. Stops food souring,
repeating, and all stomach miseries.
Aids dimtion and appetite. Krept itomach
wtfet and Biron. Incrw. Vitajiiy and Pep.
KATOMC ii tbe bmt remedy. Tens of thoo
sand wonderfully benefited. Only cmMi ceat
or two a day lo use it. Positively guaranteed
to pleane or we will refund Btoaajr, Cst a oaf.
kern today. You will nee.
X a I ban Kullerton, 205 Cass St
Koseburg, Oregon.
ALL KKW I'LANSIITIRn AllVKRTlNKHKNTI IVll i .... ..
nn. rui no I
PAGE l.NDKH IIISADINU .KW TODAY."
iiaasaWsiia '11-tnirwlsm.raraa.,,
WANTED.
WANTED Buy for all around kftchan
work. Apply at C'ufetwrla at one.
WANTED Work with
21.
a truck. Phoiia
WANTED lurKey. lartfe or mull.
Boyer Bro. l'huna 14-fr'H.
WANTED YuufifeT man ur boy to do a
lillln janitor work each evening fur
bun id. App.yjat Cafeteria at once-
WANTED A 4-rooin furnlnhed apart
nnnt. Ir.qulra Mlita tiylvla Brown,
Tuunty Atct'iill offlc.
Nl'ltHE W A N Vk U Tt v'tti l ei ed or prac
tical. Address Mm. Chaa. Wataon,
Di x on vlllt. or., ur phon el
WANTKD 12 or ll prune pIcKera. t
tie shakera, also soma man In drier.
J. O. Baton. L'm p i ua. Ore gon.
WANTED Woman or Ktrl for confec
tionery work. Apply Foutch Confec
tionery.
-HOOM modern houg on Fll
IOOO. uart .ii-h t V on Ella
- -iUey. I,
rami, a .
,SAL,E HaiubuuiUf
j....a... imOI1V Jsa, 1- K J 1
. oi i-urtureti i...T.rrr
Tenmii.. rM
Jaa. Q. jUarnyg.
L". L v. t 1 . . FT
nine niontna old. D. Doinmaah' w r'
Hoiieburtf, near chool (0!il! ' Mt
uAcli.K.iriit'1 1 year oldT..arrir--
y.UWM; " balatK-t). Sir u: V
riuii Ave., West i'oMi.Trr
band Backs at s f.,,.- .'tMf.
Wara. Olalla, Oriron tu J-
WANTED Experienced pear and apple
jjui-Ktfia at me uveriaiid urcnaiOH.
Traimportatloii to and from town
free, ur accumiiiudatiuna at tbe or
chards. iU-tf inning Tuesday, Sept
7 Cbas. A. Brand
WANTED Twenty-three out of town
school teachers deslra room and
board the coming- year. Tbe -community
must provide suitable accom
modation fur teachers If the school
ure to be maintained. Citizens hav
ing rooms fur rent or board to offer,
are asked to communicate with Supt.
M. 8. llumm at once, mentioning the
kind of rooms, conveniences and
prit-ea.
KOH RE XT
FOR RENT Furnished room for
young man. 1.47 bo. Jackson. Phone
41-lt,
KOH HEN T Sa f e t y dep os 1 1
Koseburg National Bank.
boxes.
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms. In
quire 8U3 w. Lane M.
FOR RENT Large front room. wlti.
porch, furnished fur HkM housekeep
ing, close in. 311 South Mufn.
MISL'U-.LAXEOl'a.
NOTICE: Saddle and pack horses fot
nuniers. i &i. nice. Huaglln. Ore.
l'hone 26-K2I.
'( nt mail- lirrr: .
Rhode Island kJ .....
each. Phone 40-F4. u& J1-
ford. r-
fife; to v ft., ;.. 1.' ; ! !?
FOR SAL.E Prune ti
e it., sue; i to t
. tUc: 8 to it 7 1...
miles west of Jlosebun rZJ
FOR SALE On of -tha "be.rit
teams, with harness i 1
weight 3UUU lbs. Will lake fie?!:
A., tars
fur gulck sale.
Review.
FOR SAisE-Horie. Weighs 1350 lbi7
.. .. . vi fkjun.
Calhoun.
lot. lais Hup, ewe. liain, m,
nw battery, ,lx guuj tlr In A-l'
Impe. Call phon. 4ua or 4 'M
ISIS inudul. run Iraa than 7w ailUr
In g-ood cundltlon; piii- ri'O u.'
r. u. s. Nlchola. Ridun. On.
20 ACRES.- J rnll.Vfr,,,,, tunTB"lb.
south river; ; level a. a rior
r.-aily for the hlrh.-t un, of calii.
II El M.I L-MIWII K C( )XSK!t VA-
TOHY OF .MUSIC
Tho IIi-inlliie-Moore Con3ervatory
la pleased to annuunre that tho most
compi'trno teachers have been ens-a?
every department 1'iano,
eil
XOTH'K ov n i:tto OF UOAISIl
OF Kyi ALIZATION.
SWt'Ct -IlKMIsr
ware .i-ti
iT'it to get behind Orcion-mn1i.
" iliial.tv ,,U l,CCJUse thc s;l,e 0
Kr.-w.h Vour dealer ought to make It
him to IrirnrM k-.
v.. U1CIII,
UY ORKGOX PRODUCTS
AssmiatcU Tn Just rim of 0
Notica. la hereby given that on
Monday, September 13. 1920. the
Hoard of Kuualliation will attend at
(he courthouse Id Doualna r
and publicly examine the assessment
rolls and correct all errors In valua
tion, descrlmlun or nnalm... ..r
lands, lota or other property aaaess-
for the year 1920.
Fit A.N K L. CALKINS
Harmony, Musical Kinderenrten
oice, Violin, and Physical Educa
tion. .Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Heinline
win team piano nnd harmony, with
.n. .innur Knauas and I n Anna
belle Denn, assialanls. Miss Helen
Ford Turner, of Chicago Normal
M-noni and Columbia I'nlversity
New Tork, will arrive In Koseburg
on the Mh to open her work in phy-
.iii i eiiucaiion. .Misa .Melba Williams
i graduate of Kutrene I'niveralty, has
been engaged as teacher of lh v,.i
ami violin, suss Williams possesses a
dramatic soprano, and has been the
leading soloist of the University
throughout six years of collego life
She Is equally artistic and thorough
as a violinist, and In both voice nnd
violin exce'a as a teacher. The Con
servatory re opens on September 13
and pupils are being enrolled In all
departments. Mrs. Heinline is con-
lllll'litlfr I... v.xnl
Cou.tr Assessor , PnlllnV th- vWf"; "n.P'ntlor
INKlRINJ everything but your life.
He who hesitates may burn. Phone
3-M. C. L. Ituigur.
SAEFTY FlHtiT Secure a safety de
posit box fur your valuable papers at
TRACTOR iLuVl.U (Jet your order
in at once If you wnnt work done.
iilhTt Wood. Ilor im, RoBeburg.
aii r.. i i notje picking prunes
for Win. Weaver b there ready to
start Monday, Sept. tl. Win. Weaver.
Myrtle Creek.
t-uit t.U'HA.GK-3:u acres land $1J
per acre In Montana, near Forsyth.
Uoud soil, fenced; house. Trade for
one jt more houses In Roseburg, Ora
gon. Hot b2i. Salem. Oregon.
Jiu.NiL i i tl LOA.N-.-J-Vfur rural
credit farm lotins. low Interest rat.
-0,y0ti local money to loan on good
real estate. First mortgage. See Jtf
Hlce. of Rice & Rice.
FOR bALU The following uied ciri
both In first class condition:
1 11S rort. I-JU0.
1 ISM Ford. $375.
Service jraga. jRoseburg. Or.
FOR SALE 8 head oi 'worn" homi,
weiKhliiK from 1100 to lSny; l mull
aiNo stood milch cow. 8,.e them it old
Alitchum. -
FOR WITK7K SALE Modern S-nm
plastered house on pavement, corwt
lot: Will SiVts (xritis I'-li .t iui
Commercial Ave., or phone 3J-T il
ter ll p. m.
SALE lyo bu. rye Krau in!
vetch seed mixed. iL'.ii per bu.;
bu. cheat and vetch 8t-ed mUrf.
11.30 por bu., sacked. L'lnmett Hull
and 11. qaletto. Wilbur, u r e.
FOR SALE Between 50 arfd 0 An
Kora jjfoats. mostly yvunn tunnies.
AISO SlX tlPflfl ti'iirlf liiimai E I.
Thumpson. R .2, Box U. North Pi
clflc highway, near Winchester, Ore.
FOR SALE Yearling KambuuiKH
rams that will shear 20 to Ju lbs, of
line white wool. Will sell on to
carluad. Prices right. F. W. Hsiria.
Ashland, Oregon.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST Complete Ford tool kit, In can-
i-rnB. r uiuer jev at JVews-
lll'VlfW,
(ST l; phutos and 6 negatives, size
Hrownie No. 2. Return to New.-
iCeview.
L( 1ST Suitcase contalninn wearinir
ui'farel. Finder please leave at News
Hiview. 5 reward.
LOST Collie do a! Ilcen n 1 1 1
iiKin 1'ifBxe return to in Court St.
or plione 135.
FOR SALE Fir wood, J.i0 per corJ.
and oak at $2 per tier on ground,
half mile to highwuy, 3-4 niiletoi.d-
Ingj Address Box 64. Suiherlln. urt
WILL TRADE Nice place in Eden
bower for small property In Ro
burg. Address H. W., care Ni
Rev It w.
FOR SALE One freah milch ww;
choice of two, $50 or $C0. Alto u
ful work mare, weight KoO Iba, f.a
T. H. lawsin, Wilbur. Or.gca .
LUST l'alr Spectacles bet Ween Pnrrv
ranch and Ten Mile church. Finder
retlim to NWa-INivlam
LOST pocket bonk at O. K. .larnffe
- oui. receipt ior jau
made to Clyde Johnson. Finder re
turn to Lee Johnson, Salem, Oregon.
$5 reward.
St.
F751 ,SA,'K Two wou heatera. Phone
n
retort
The original and first colored varii-h ever i r.
couiplet. satisfai-tion J.T HyZL
grade tranSIrei,, varn.i f 'finVilmg 'X h",H
Furniture and Interior Woodwork
I repsml in nntural varnish, al.o with (.,.,, , ,
C.,r, t2 tS""
C Walnut, Mahogany. Lt Oak, D. Oak. Gold.- o.k
l-'I'lt SAl.K HiirO.'t Deara. sa(-ni:H. ai
Ihe llvrrlan.t Oiihanla. 5fle a tmr
V,.. BAI-'- """eburaT projierty. Apply
owner. I'hnne 170-yT
nil! SAI.E-o'ala. both gray and while.
i none nnrnJjiasls?-L or la-Fl 5.
. ' y-K )ne Font bint, and one
'"" l-ord tru. lc. Ju.ld tk McMlllln.
run .s.u.K-H,-.K, for aaleT
nnn. Iiisonvlll.
K'lt S.M.h S-room houe. t.lg lota,
rnilt. sard.-n. cheap at lueil. ln-
qulre News-He view.
BAKff.ltft PEAKS FOR BAI.E7S.
I"x. 2nd (Trade, nt th. nn.h.d i..
r.iu npnwer.
It. L. Can-
I'lllard,
Foil SALE 31) bushflu rye and wl.jl
seed, about 3-4 vetrli. 7 ri-nl. 1;
bu. arey oata, wheat, veti-h and rt
Rraaa mixed at 5 renin lb. Ition.
2J-F42, Oakland. Kinm.lt Hall. u-
bur. Ore. .
FOIt SALE 22 aires 1 mile from Bo'"
burw, 12 In thoro culthiitlon: 3-1 1"
atrawherrlea, some peiirg and blaca
berriea: 10 aerea amnll timber
atump lnnd;lnall &-r.oin box houM.
barn, other outbuil'liiiK'n. Am sellinl
to buy atock farm. l-w urice IJ
quick action. Addrena or call
Military Si
LtKK 10 acrea good furm and
den land; 4-room hiniac. barn.
spring; 2 4 acrea In comment!
fruit; 1 mile to Kon-hurg; '''
grade helfera. 1 rcui.tend cow. i
hoa-e. 30 ehiekena. 4 tons hay. n
toola, range and he.-iler Hff'n "
ynu act quick. K. W. stovail, Ain-
nnder Addition.
; arnaJ
fieri
run MAI, F. One
l!'l Oakland
Snlea Co.
nil
alx.
rord car, one
Liberty Auto
'"It KALI-: Vetch and cheat eccd. 3
W P"nd. Mvera Broa.. Look-JL"?J2-H
l'lmn 13-F12.
oil S.I.KVork
y-'una cow jso.
lew.
horTel 12(10, 50;
Inqu.re Newa-Ke-
Roaewood. etc.
Shows the itrniri of the wood
o - .
CAR MOTE FLOOR VARNISH
a wotnleriul fiuLh for V)r, l l t.m u , M
ouoK-cam-s, ixvks ami all intmur wooJ.wrk
Kul! ."ALE 3 Purebred Illirne h,,.
if."jLk "ervlce. Lynn Peckley.'
lli.nebMra;. Ore. It. 1. n, it
i i .''Jia"' ,n Kood work heraea,
elifM .'"00; .1,0 i rig,,, p. Pnon.
not:
E Itocn f,,. .at. 1 . , .
S!.."V .? nnt"- Addrea. Box 7.
Sold by
D. P. FISHER. ROSEBURG. ORE.
a"bie.t ,sf noaenbirr' I t,,re- under fife '"' "J-'-'Zks
l'hone 33-F2. noaenoery. i m flr.( rlM t,mfr.
FOIt SALE Corner ruada atore. in
trill Hiercnantuae. aieno.r,
mllea from Itoaeburg; ""'"l".' I
acrea -year-old prune- In ""
thla year. Good S-rooir. h.iuae. J'
age. barn, other outtml.aing..
fruit; all In nrat-clii-s nap...
by house, well llgliun. "'"-..
atock of mdae. at Invoice.
I4S00, with 12500 down, balaiw
terma. K. Stubba. Melrme. OrS;
FOK SALE Good uaed black P'P
Vteam Tractors, from 1.150 to Ii9'
Hollers and engine", all "1ef,
Fulleya. belting and aurpli"- .
rrag saw with 2 awa
1 4 H. P. Oaa Engine !
I H. P. Oaa Engine J ,
3 Small aawmllla. ea.-h
Galvanlied pipe, 14 In. for dryers
per fl.
Orates at V,c per lb . ne.
We buy. sell, and eacbana-e
ery. Some good inserted teetn
cheap. OREGON MAl'HINtB'
Eugene. Ore. rf
Foil SALE One of the b.t '' ',;.
farma n aoiilher;i i c. i. -- .-:
Ore., conalatlng of 5:- "c;:.rr,i
acrea farm land, aa follnwa . ,
A I.E
"" lb" , barnena nnd heavv ..ann
for quirk aate. See team
reek Livery, or phone 91.
1'rl.e 11
nt ticer
I'Hl'XK THEES' Vea"
beat. We ami have
'er of the Italian
.... T.,iM,ioi, pnlm
nd the very
limited num
on tne fanioua
rnnla HMn.mh.r
are vet In tb.i- n.iM. ... .'
ten Tt X'.V" " fora-ot-ieri..
r?''1 If'"ble Albany Nur
fi.r AM''" ' K- Jordan. Oram.
? KkTl"- '1 A'n. who will be glad
to book your order for reservation.
of creek bottom
turea with living watel
mem year rounu, . , .
machine ahed. amoae i."..i .fft
hog pen.; plenty of imt.r""
to the fore.t reserve; ""m, tt
water piped Into boiiae;
school, 17 mllea to U . '
gofi road, no hilt., frlce ' ,11
half eaah. balance on time " ,
all of my machinery, ar.in. nar. .
work horaea. hog., .beep, a - ltt
eattle at reasonable price. '" n
atjrrtle Creak, Orefoa.
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