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Newspaper Page Textraerouw wobeburq news beview. mondav. November . 1922- - . ,T frsl -.---'M mm, f. Wagons &Velocipedes for Boys Wagner Disk Wheeled Winchester Disk Wheels with Rubber Tires. Small wagons and wheel barrows for the little boy. Winchester Scooters. These are all good goods and just the thing to make the boy happy. Churchill Hdw. Co. 1IAIUTS ()!' TIIK GKAV. KyUKKKI. OKEGO.N AfiniCI'LTI!RA,I COL I.KliE, COKVAIXIS. Nov. 13. A motion picture of natural history depleting tlic llfo anil habits of the Ori-Kon cray siilrr'l wn recently purchased from II. M. WlKht. ajuils timt profegHor of zoooloKy, liy the Klnolo Company of America, dis tributors of tho famous "lllliir" natural history pictures. A stilixtan ttul sum was palil for tin' plittiro. A Tip is Money in Hand So if you accept the tip we are oU'ering you will bo the gainer. All our goods marked so low that to buy here is but to save a tidy sum during the month. We want you to see for yourself, and urge you to come in and look over the stock. We will be glad to answer any questions. EVERYBODY'S EXCHANGE Jackson and Washington Sts. J CLASSIFIED COLUMN ALL NEW CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE FOUND ON LAST PAGE UNDER HEADING "NEW TODAY." . . WANTED DRESSMAKING. 528 B. Main. WANTED JO While Holland turkey hens. A. Teal.Jtr JW'!1"' J10 WAOTEBiToisekeeper at 443 Kul- lerton strettApply at onciv WANTElTMen who Vifn sell. Hpendld stock In good assortment of varie ties. Select territory open. Attrac tive contract to slun. Write now for particulars. SALEM NUKSEItY COMPANY, 428 Oregon lIldK., Sul len iOregon. FOR RENT FOR IlENT Safety deposit boxes. Roseburg National Rank. FOR RENT One front bedroom. 'JM N. Jackson St. FO H li EN T Two h o u s e k e e p I n K rooms, upstairs. 219 N. Main St. FOR KENT l-arno f"""t sleepintJ room wlth heat. SllK. Oak St. FOR RENT- 5(10 acre ranch uf Rit e Hill, $4011 cash. Communicate with J. R. ratteison, Sutherlln, Ore. FOR RENT 1 sleeping mote, wit ti privilege of brenkfum. ljuly or hus band and wlfo preferred, l'hone 173 J. LOST AND FOUND FOl'NI) Small locket contalntnic two photnirrnphs. Owner pleasa call at this office anfl describe It. STRAYED A lurco brown liorsn ami a small fcray mine. Anone seeing them plcuse notify J. V. Ctsey. 'OIl I'urse contuinuiK ueite. Owner may hnvo same by paying for advertisement and Identifying propertr at this oflce. Lost " ou strayek-Fiwu wnuiy Camp KnnisiT Station, two cray horses with reached manes and hells. Wright 1200 pounds. Mb eral reward for their return or for Information of their location. C. F. Rltter, las Creek, Orenon. MISCELLANEOUS. WE Are In the market for fall clip wool and mohair. J. F. 11a t Lit & Co. FOR SALE KOR SALE - Kr.-sh cow. Charles Dyar. Phone 4 2 E 25. r'OR SALE-One Duroc Jersey boar registered. Call 11. II. Oliver, Dix- onvllle. Ore. THE HOI.I.ANI)"lll'LllS -TullpsBnd hyacinths are oo sale now at The Kern. j'oll SA i.EChi ysanlheinums. Will delivA- In rlly limits 11. D. Graves. Phone 411 It. 1123 Harvard Ave. A "SNAP Sli room bouse, hulli in features. $S00 or 1 000 down. rest easy terms. L, E. Hotilnclte. 3."i3 Harrison St. 6 ROOM modern plastered h.u-e. Paved street. Kully furnished Houso In excellent condition. A bargain at ISet'O. 12'H down. Ci. W. Young & Son. l'hone 417. KOR SALE Ona good milk cow, 4 years old and fresh; nNo Oregon Improved strawberry plants. 2."-c per loo or fZ.r.O per 1000 plants. C. I. Ei-knisn, 3 miles wc-U of Knseburg, on new LooWjig Class highway. part of wul'li kois to I)on K. Mr irn, recently of tlio department of Imti'strlul arts, who completed all the photoiirnphy work, reports Pro fessor Wlnht. NOTICE TO SCHOOL CLERKS AND CITY RECORDERS. All Sl'l'MAI. TAX muat be reported to this office on or before December first. FRANK L. CAl.KINS. Assessor. FOR SALE Hay. Edrnbowcr Orchard Tracts, l'hono 2C-F3. Foil SJtLK Oak block and pineTwood. W. A. Jenkins. l'hone 14 F-41. Full SALE Cord wood fir "or oa and some ptove wood, lioycr Ilros. l'hone 14-F14. FOR SALE 195 set of harness, and wainn imd team all for $150 cau. l'hoi:') Ei'S-J. FOR SAI.E-Cood yoiiim horse, halter broke. Thomas Hatfield, 3. Deer Creek, l'hone 14F11. FOR SAI.E While and pink'chrysan- theinums, 5c and 10c a piece. Sll Mill St. Mrs. C. P. Williams. FOR SAT.K- Two upholstered chairs to match, 1 rocker, ) arm chair. Pi Ice $25 for the two. Phone 370. FOR SA I.E Hello! Stop! (let your eider; Met your apples at Martin Ilrurkcr's, W inston. All while you wait. FOR SALE 37 iiead of Twoamn It ree year old steers; a few flood breeding ewes; and one youne; Jack. J. H. Itawley, CottaRo Grovo, OreKon, Divide route. FOR SA1.K--4 room house and bit III West Rosel.urK. l.ot 50x110 ft. City water and llulita. Price $S0O Cash. Phone !78-Y. Fot SALE-l!.'3 nioili-rFord oouinv llassler shocks, sl'iMditneler, etr. litM'd rondillon. Jou Jones, l.ock- Witod Motor Co. FOR SALE -4 fool old growth fir slab- woimI, $:i 60 per cord. f. o. b. iars lloselnii'K. Carload lots. Write or phone Western Lumber and F.xpoit Co., Collate tirove. Ore. FOR KENT Ten loom house, com pletely furnished, Kartmc, on gravel road: 3 Mocks West of Riverside J store. Ia1 of wood for sale. M. I W. Aldnch. FOR SALE tlood cl $20 she ton on ? l.ookltiK -l.'SB. ' ranch or R. E. Jen oat bay, ' s place, nkins at s. I'eOnl.'S Supply Co. Hay team and har ness, J Dill Al saddle horse, sad dle and bridle $:oi A. s. Jenkins Kftll SALE- H.ind picked' delirious apples, $1 .60 per box. windfalls, fl per box. supply limited. Extra fancy Splti and Ncwtewu, .hand picked, good si.-, s, $i per box. Kresh apple cider, !-c per gal lon. Yo ufurnlsh cuifimier. Free delivery 111 ItosehurK. l'hono 32-F KOll SALE Sedan auto t , . ; s f,,r Kord cai-s. Make your V'e:4 c.ty and i warm this winter at a Mn:ill tost. I lllg reduction fir a c, i . k disposal. Make your own ttmiv W. K. Hrown. Automotive El-(t:ir Service, j Cor Osk and Pine Sts. At the w il- hod lia't.-ry Staion. ; TOR SALE - Do. iglas coui w moc' '. ati'l i:rain farm. 23? at r. s nrari Drain. Ore., on PiclDc hu 1'en. , il and cross fenced. ! ay. co,d ttmh -r 40 acre In ;ni.n. ) Geo.! f.iniilv orchard. Good s;.riv wilier. 7 room nouse, 2 ba--i-.. 1 ' silo, rnd other nutMilldlngs. 1 v ri 4i'.ii Y' lioseburg. or write Howard Tracy, Drain, Ore. i OFFICIAL FILINGS DOUGLAS COUNTY DAILY RECORD OF INSTRU MENTS FILED WITH COUNTY CLERK AND PLACED UPON RECORD. (Compiled by Doula Abstract Co. Hoaeburg.) The following Instruments were presented to the county clerk today for filing and are being placed upon the county records: 5121K. W. I). $10. John Brim scale to J. II. Oliver, 1-3 int. beg. at pt. the Intersection of W. line O. ft C. . R. then with N. line See. 9. tp. 33-6, point being 17.63 ch. W. of NB cor. Sec. 9, then W. 60 Iks. then S. parallel to W. line R. R. 40 ft. there from the following course, S. 7 de crees E. 3 ch. 8. 15 decrees. E. 3 ch. H. 19 4 degrees E. 3 ch. 8. 1.2 cn. then S. 20 degrees E. 5.15 ch. to pt. which is 14.84 ch. S. of N. line Sec. 9. then W. 25. fin ch. to W. line NE'i Sec. 9. then S. 25.16 ch. to ,4 stake In renter Sec. 9, then E. to W. line It. R. then N. along boundary line 2800 ft. to beg. 51219. W. D. $10. Iona M. Per rlnc to J. Ilnrber. Hog. at pt. 308.5 ft. W. of SW cor lot 1 4, hlk. 2 West Rshg., then N. 158.6 ft. W. 100 ft. 3. 161 ft. E. 100 ft. to beg. con. 16080 square ft. being part Cl. 56. Jeremlun Huntley In NE Sec. 24-27-6. 51220. Mtg. Joseph Ilarber to Tl. V. Hatfield. $1 250. Same as 51219.- 51221. Sat. Mtg. Roseliur? Nat. Hank to Roy F. Durldn, 35 M. Page 297. 51222. Wilbur H. Morris to C. O. llomenway. $10. Ileg. at pt. 30 ft. N. of center S. P. H. It. see. line bet. Sec. 11 and 12 tp. 21-4, then N. to NE cor. SE'4 NE',4 Sec. 11 then W. HO rods, S. to pt. 30 ft. from center of S. P. It. R. then E. by line of R.R. to beg. con. 100 acres, NWli SE',4 Sec. 11 ex. R. R. W NE NW 'A Sec. 11-21-4, Douglas county. 51223. Agreement, D. II. Morgan to Mollle tloswlck1, Lease. Build Ins. . 51221. Deed. Pac. Tel. ft Tel. Co., from A. P. Cillet $1 SW SW M Sec. 27-30-5. 51225. Pac. Tel. & Tel. from W. P. Iledirpeth. $1. Deed. Sen. 11 ac. In NW H SEI4 Sec. 28-29-5. 51226. Deed. Poc. Tel. & Tel. from W. N. Porter, $1. XE4 Sec. 20, SW4 Sec. 17-30-5. 51227. Heed. Pac. Tel. & Tel., from M. K. Manley, $1. SE4 Sec. 21 NK4 NE14 Sec. 28-30-5. 5 1228. Puc. Tel. & Tel. Co., from Jennie Harris, $1. Lots 5, 6, sec. 7-30-5. 61229. Deed. Pac. Tel & Tel. Co., from T. II. Humphreys, $1. Cou. 39 ac. NE4 See. 33-29-5. D1230. Deed. Pac. Tel & Tel. Co.. from W alter firegory, $1. NW Vi NWVi Sec. 27-30-5., 51231. Deed. Pac' Tel & Tel., from O. F. Morrland. $1. SE'4 Sec. 18-30-5. ' " f 61232. Deed. Pac. Tel. & Tel. from A. H. Roardman, $h- NWli Sec. 20-30-5. 51233. Deed. Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co. from Clyde Applogatc, $1. Lund 10 acres, NW'4 Sec. 27-30-5. 51234. Deed. Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., from G. L. Hodges. $1. N E V Sec. 20- 30-5. 51235. Deed. Pac. Tel & Tel. from Fred Parker, Sr., $1. NE'4 Sec. 20. NV Sec. 21. tp. 30-5. 512 36. Deed. Pac. Tel & Tel. from F. C. Weaver. $1. SW H Sec. 5, and NK4 NW Sec. 8-30-5. 51 237. Deed.. Pac. Tel. & Tel. from .Mrs. Clara Weaver, $1. SW 'A sec. 5, tu. 30-3. 5123S. Deed. Pac. Tel. & Tel. from R. W. Alspaugh, $1. W 14 Sec. 8, tp. 30-3. 61 239. Deed. l'ne. Tel. tt Tel. from J. T. Hall. $1. W 14 ec. 28-29-a. 51240. Deed. Pac. Tel. & Tel. from C. O. Hartley, $1. SW 14 Sec. 21- 30-5. 51241. Deed. Tac. Tel. & Tel. from Edwin Weaver, $1. SEVi SE'4 Sec. 7. NE4 Sec. 1S-30-5. 51242. W. 1). tieo. W. Tyan. to Wm. .1. Sturgeon. $10. Ixits 7, 8, Ulen D. Hart Tract. 512 13. "W. D. Joseph Harber to t M Throne. $10. beg. at pt. 308. n tt. W. of SW cor. lot 14. blk. V. Kosoburg, then X. 15S.6 ft. W. 100 ft. S. Oil ft. E. 100 ft. to beg. con. ICOSO si. ft. being part Cl. .".6. .leri in I n h Huntley in NE'4 Sec. 24-27 6. 51211. Mtg. Arthur E. Moore to For Cofrfs, Influenza and as a Preventive Take mroinb i V. fmmm s7Mjn u VI ultimo j The First anil Original Ccl.1 and Grip Tablet The box bears this signature mo 1 What Happened When Sheila Elliston Refused Love By Idah McGlone Gibson The liivery . ........ j . ,, ,A not know- Ing the Import of that sinister re- Vt!. ii,io me mum ui mo w-..w . Wha work did hhe mean that the il.. I. -.i... l.n.l .lone? ..!" . waa Sheila d ad or oniy aieepu.a . ; I hardly dared go to the bed. She i looked so white and I could not see that she was breathing. , i ne same inouti u eauic "i "- Tony, but we were all reassured by the woman saying. Do not worry, i gave her only a very little morphine. I wanted to h' lp her. An I mor- phlne the onlv cot.ifort mat can; be given ... a w..r:.n alt-r she gets ; down her Tho tragedy of this amertion was heightened' .y the matr - of fact tone In which th woman mule It When , ,. ,h "trio M e too decent for all that. Hut I do C rt in iief " he was "ot think that I would have brought 'SSL .ta,t' . ' n 'l.lin.nonltluU vcum up here If I had kti'.wn talking to herself and calling jpon Walter to come and g -t her out of some sort of trouiilc. Tho mime Walter was one I had been much interested in for the last few weeks and I tried to talk to her. "She was bareheaded and I saw she waa out of her head. When she saw me, she gav a little ctv of delight and ran over to ; me holding out l oth her hands, tay-1 Ing I am glad you are here. Help! me to find Waller. And then she looked around as though she wore I afraid that someone would come ! and get her before she found iiiui. ! "At first I tho-.:. lit she was the ! sister of a young -man I had been ! taking care of named Walter, ij asked, 'Are you Walter's sister?' j She paid no attention to my iu s- Hon, but kept entreating, 'Help me i find Walter. Until I find him and he tells Phil the truth, Phil will t keen on hating tne.' "Darling darling," crooned Phil, kneeling beside the bed and taking Sheila's hands In his. "Darling." he repeated, covering the little hot hand with kisses, "I never hated you. 1 have always lov ed you even when I was made to believe you did not love me.' Sheila for a moment seemed try ing to understand. She opened her eyes and looked at him hut just as I thought, with bated breath tnatj "Who gave her the morphine?' she was going to recognize my hro-jbo demanded quickly, ther she turned her face away with "I did, doctor. I picked her up a sigh and questioned: "Won't you i on the street. She was raving with help me to find Walter?" I lever. The only thing I had to I do not think 1 will ever again quiet her was one of these." see upon my brother's fac sj.-h J. S. Moore, $5500. Part lots 7, 9, all 10, Sec. 23-30-41. lrobate Court, Est. Milton J. Shoemaker, deed, pe tition. Est. E. H. lnox, deed. Petition. Est. John Hall, deed. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the District Court of the I'niled ; Slates for the District of Oregon. ! In the matter of R. I. Maddix & 11. E, Abbott, an individuals and as part ner:) as Maddix tt Abbott, Hankrupts. Notice is hereby Riven that the un dersigned will on the 25th day of No vember, 1922, at Two O'clock in the nfternoon, at the auction house of Riuhibaugh & Patterson, No. 328 North Jackson St., Roseburg, offer for sale and sell at public auction to the hl'hist cash bidder, the fol lowing personal property belonging to said estate, to-wit: Automobile parts and fixtures. Said property being of appraised value of $90.25, and the same can be seen nt the aforesaid auction house. Dated Nov. 9, 1922. H. B. CIH RCH. Trustee of Maddix & Abbott, bankrupts. o lil-XM'IKW 41,1 II HOLDS MEFTINtit The llellvi. w club held their renu lar meeting Nov. 9, 1!22 at the home of Mrs. Kred lioycr. After the busi ness session Mrs. C. E. llawar gave a very Interesting talk on her observa tions as a ih U uate to the P. T. A., convention at Eugene, also the draw ing for the .eke that had '.iren donat ed to the i hi ', and raffh d off for the benefit of the Library fund. A very tidy sum was realized from this and the cooked food sale recently hold h the club of which one halt of the re ceipts are tu lc given to the Library fund lainly r rreshments Were served by the hoM. at the close of a very 1'leasant alt' inoon. Those present were; M es! allies Win. A Knew. C. B. Hugar, W. A Penrce, J. D. Palm. A. A. Murphy, u. C. Lovelai e. G. W. Kincaid. .1. O. Arthur. G.'W. Parker. J J. Rest.-. I. W'. Hockley. Ered Ho ver. Edward lloyer. J. H Short. .T. TV Hushes. Mi-s Hannah Dawson. Miss Mabel S'ort and Mrs. Eli;:a Harvey. Mrs .1. tliinmond and Miss Ancy vis itors. The to t meeting will be at the heme of Mr. P. V. Berkley. Dec. 1 ;. Plans :ll I niiTTIe for the Christmas entert.iintue t for the children of the r.elBli'.orhne.l. an annual cu nt with the llcllvi. v, i lub. o Have xou 1 card shout the Key Kon- st at Kit!1- ton's Retail Store? It's a world h-iter for novelty and it doesn't co-t anything. o - wn. i. .l!l ;oi,l MEDAL OREGON' GRKTLTrRA1. (, I LEGE. Ct'llVALI.IS. Nov. 13. A 114 car it t t. medal will be award, d .by Sicni;i Tan. national honora'-v I cnglnect in. lat.-tni.j. l- the fr.sh in:in in , -t u ! . .mt! n t ranklrt: h'slo ' in srhul stand!nx for the y, ..r 'and wh. -o shows th" prop, r Halts of rl . -act. r. Th" nodal win be prvc.t' -i at comm. in-, -ineni. t'o vinn. r to chosen by the nwar.D and honors committ.-e of the collet- as'., i.y the local chapter j of the fiat, rnlty. languish as I did when he realized i the Sheila did not know him. "Sn ihat Is Sheila. Is It?" Sarah j whispered. ' That Is tho young lady ;i heurd Walter often spea-t of. And Is that man tne one jor wn'im - na " ..li ' . ,h i.o-.. Was - .. . ... i I'ro.eu ....u.. . - because Bhe ten in ioto " Questions spilled out of the ,. iinnW. ia31.anv .nd nolvA wRh surprise Hmnauts of once (vent beauty In t'e , a .ha hAnt r:rwnra ' '' . j 8SW tllat eh, wns ,er tnan sheila. Vice and drugs multiolled the years. ,rt,,nI ,t , .. He certainly got a raw deal from - . Walter would have to como down here to find a little klndnes3 from a woman like me. He was too good- slit was the Sheila that Walter bad loved, tho one who had written nun the love letter that he always car ried." "Sheila did not write that letter to Walter," I said to the woman rather loudly before I thought. Phil raised his head from wnere it had been resting close to Sheila's nerveless hand. He saw a great light. Presently he said: "Am I to understand, Kay, that the letter Sue showed me from her brother the letter he wanted her to send Sheila was In answer to one to which Sheila's name had bceu forged?" "Yes, Phil, I would have told you before, but you believed so implicitly in Susanne that It was not the time to make accusations." Phils hand stole tenderly to the curling hair about his wife's face. He quickly brought It away, his face alight with hope. "Her face is damp, Kay. Do you think the fever Is broken?" "Here's a man who can tell you," broke In Tony Soper, and 1 then realized that Tony had been absent from the room for some time. Good old Tony! It was he who had sense enough to get a doctor. The doctor went over to the bed land lifted Sheila's drooping eyelldi. She handed him a little pellet. ItEPl'HMC.W LEADER FEELS GOOD OVER THE EL1XTIOX WASHINGTON, Nov.. 1 1. Reten tion of republican majorities in both senate and house was declared to be "very gratifying" to republican lead ers in a statement Issued today by John T. Adams, chairman of the re publican national committee reciting some of the causes which he con sidered responsible for the outcome of Tuesday's election. The spirit of unrest following af ter the world war, an unusual prom inence or local issues over national issues in many states, the use of "fake" Issues to befog the general situation, and the natural tendancy of a large class of people to vote for a change In officers were cred ited by the party chairman with re- Judd's Real Bargains RED WINTER APPLES Jonathan and Spitzenberg per box 65c IIUBCARD find BANANA SQUASH per lb. DRIED APPLES 10c lb. LLACK FIGS 121 ic lb. SILVER P.I.EXD CARACOL COFFEE 3 lb. for 93c CHOICE BLEND CARACOL COFFEE 4 lbs. for 95c. PURITAN BEST PATENT HARD WHEAT FLOUR 52.10 per Sack $8.25 per Bbl. Guaranteed to Satisfy. PERSIAN TOILET SOAP 5c per Bar WHITE LAUNDRY SOAP 4c per Bar IVORY STARCH 8c per Package - SUN BRIGHT CLEANSER. 7c per Can EMERALD TOILET TAPER 6c per Roll watch on: ADS see on: STORE GET THESE DARGA1VS WE LL HAVE MORE JCDDS GROCERY New Silk and Wool SPORT HOsj All Colors and Prices THE AMAZING RESULTS OF INTERNAL BATHS From every jart of tho Conn try comes amassing news of the results of Internal Bathing. Many of over 70 years have been restored to health by It because it Is the one method which always removes all the poi sonous waste In the Intestine and gives Nature a chance to work with out handicap freely and surely. We have an Interesting book for you "Why Man of Today is Only 60 Efficient" It is free, and tells you interesting facts about yourself that you have probably never known. Ask for It today while it is on your mind. REXALL STORE NATHAN FULLERTON PERKINS BUILDING ROSEBURG, ORE. sponsibility for paring down of tho republican majorities of two years ago. HOLIDAY STATIONERY. Place your order now for engraved Christmas announcements. This is a cleves way to remember your friends. The News-Review is showing a beautiful line of engraved goods, both in Christmas announcements, calling cards and wedding stationery. Call and see our line of fine engravings. NOTlC'lfl OF SA1.B Ob OOVEKN meni Tinibcr.Uencral LAtid Uifluv WasliliiHiun, L. c, iNuT. 1. xt'ZZ. Jsol ic id iiuivuy tfivoit mac bubjct to ine cunuHiuiis and llnntatluna ot uto Act uf June v, lait U btat., ili), and tno In structiuna of tne becretary uf tiiu In terior of Sepluinber la, lbl7 (4tf L. V, ii. thu tiii.uri- on tiie following land wm be auiU December la, ivzi, at 10 u cioca . in., at puunc auction at the Lnitea mates lanu olfice at itoseburg, ureKon, to the h t (flies t bidder at not less man the apiraiStd value as shown by this notice, sale to be subject to tne approval uf the isocretury of the Interior. Tne purchase price, with an auQitlonal sum ot one-iiith of one per cent, thereof, being commissions al lowed, must be deposited at time ot sale, money to be returned if sale la not approved, otherwise, patent will issue for tho timber which must be removed within ten years. Bids will bo received from citizens of the United States, as- lions organized under the laws of the United folates or any State, Territory or District thereof only. Upon appli cation of a qualified purchaser, the timber on any legal subdivision will be offered separately before being in cluded in any otfice ol a larger unit. T. 31 i? Jt. t W., Woe. 13, Lot 14, lied Fir 22 M., Lot 11. Ked Kir "5 M none of the 1? ir on these lots to be sold for Icsh than 2.00 per M. T. 29 H H. 11 W., ec. 23, Nfcl' NK1,, Red Kir 405 M., White Kir 220 Si., Wlilte Cedar 830 M., Hed Cedar 35 M., NW( NK'i Itcd Kir 3,10 M.. White Kir 60 M.. White Cedar 34 11.. Utd Kir S15 M., White Kir 30 Al.. White Cedar 440 M. ; Nfci SW'i, Ked Fir 4?0 M., White Cedar 160 M.; lu-J Cedar 15 M. ; SW SW4, Ked Kir 4&0 M.. White Cedar 165 M., Ked Cednr 10 M.; SWU SW Ked Kir M., White Ktr 140 M., White Cedar r.JS M.. SB'i SWVi. Ked Kir 910 M., White Fir 10 M., White Cedar 4K5 M.. Ked Cedar 15 M.; NB'i K Red Fir 1J05 II., White Kir 25 M., White Cedar :5 M.; 8Vfc SK'i Ked Kir 820 M., White Kir 25 M.. UHilte Cednr J6 M.; SK' SK'i Ked Fir 1230 M.. White Ce dar 375 M., Ked Cedar 20 M.; none of the timbers on these tracts to be sold ' for I-- than $1.50 per M. for the Ked Kir: $.50 per M., for the White Kir;' $4.00 per M. for the White Cedar and I $1.50 per M. for the Ked Cedar. T. 18 S. K. 2 W., 5e 35; XWi NV4 Red i Kir lor.o M yellow fir 900 M Ked Co- I dar fill M llenilnck 50 M., none of the timber on thl tra t to be sold for less I than $1.75 per M.. for the Kir and $1.00 p. r M.. f.r tho Cedar and Hemlock. T. 15 S.. It. 2 W., See. 35, NW4 SW4 i K.'d Fir ;ojn l.. Cedar b M., 8WH sv4 Red Kir 2nnr M., none of the! tlnil-cr on these tracts to be sold for than $l75 per M., for the Fir and I $l.o per M., for the Cednr. T. 21 8., It : W.. Pi'. 27. I,nt 11. Red Fir 4S0 M.( l Vdiir 2n M lmlork no M : Lot 14. I."d Fir 1400 M Cednr 10 M.. Hem- ' 1. k 13) M., none of the timber on thee 1 trt.-ts to be sold for less than 1.50 ' pt M. for the Fir; $1.00 per M.. for ; 'he Cedar and $.50 per M., for tho Hem-J lO'-Jc. x - A.-ting Commissioner, Genpral Land Kfl.-o. iIONKD) GKO. R. WICK HAM. j Milk is Necessary as a Food A'ide from being required for A jj rod Itcallh, Pure Milk liberally j ..in .... .i . u n.inH A us,,I will cut down the living A xpi'nses of any family. Use More of our peerless stcriliied S lirnfliift j Roseburg Dairy and t 0 Soda Works j 4 Tbone 18S S I. ABRAHAM ROSEBURG, OREGON D "OFMSIoiS OK. . H, mm y Pbystclsn, mwTfc.N Particular Bayers are neased- Our method of ifo. J products Is ipprecutel-l h0St Of !!.. 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