Roseburg news-review., June 21, 1923, Page 5, Image 5

KOSCwUHO NEWS REVIEW. THURSDAY, JUNE ti.
laviu and His Band Will Give Two Programs At Chautauqua
L, Leader, WLos Bmi Ct. Opening and Clown, Proerjim. .t 3 FnmcLco Expoutio b 1915, to B Heard th
Closing Day.
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nuviu-g nna la comlns to niantniinnn twenty-live. selected niusiclann from the Rrwit moilral ownltatlon which twth openod and cIorwI the San
Exposition nd led by tlie mapietlp .ThaTlu himself. Of the sixteen bands of nation-wide reputation which entertained the greut crowds during
tVtwsltlon-wason. TUavius vn .do ... iur u um enKHBement. mey Had so snccessfiilly pleased the thrones durlnit the opening
fiht the directors commissioned their return for the closing weeks. The secret of Thavlu's popularity Is not expressed so much In the size of h!s
Llrion as In the unusual personnel and the fact that Thnvta Is a mast er director of. bis accomplished muslrinns. All band music critics comment
P1" . .. .k- nn H rf,ililnr brllllojiCT of tiU muslcnl lnternretatlnnii. Knt nniv I. tr Th..i., . . i... ... i
Lin and ranks with the best In he country. Unprecedented attendance Is anticipated fit each and every on of Mr. Thavlu's concerts In the West
. . i i it miifil.-fil trent nn lnvpr nt insnlplni vnitcln pnn a trnr.i rr., ..n j i. . . . . ,
cMSOD saa ccniuuij 1 1 - v -- - . Any iuii iwvriB win oe f;ii'n hi vnnuiuuqun me closing
1 In the evenlnu the band -will be-assisted by 'three grand opera artists. Unusual voices are required when supported by so Bitfre an Instrumental
' gjHi the soloists secured more than fulfill the requirements. You ennnot afibrU to miss the to .programe on the last day.of Ulisutauqua.' ' ; ,
SfELIVES 3 YEARS WITH
SPOUSE WHO NEVER SPOKE
rriih xoman, Mrs. Matilda , curious change in his manner. There
nd In the same house with
Vbind for three years and two
vithout a single woru pansiuA
k them. She has just Doen
i divorce by Juuse nui. airs.
brecribes Hie years of silence
illotfinu artirle.)
By SIRS-ADA DIVER. '
ltten lor iniernauonai ies-
SerVIce.
ION. June 19. For three ycara
was! . ' - ' j
He very curtly Informed that my
home was waiting for me just ' as
I left It. I could return or stav away
Just as I pleased. Bat, however ' I
chose, he would never again be a hus
band to me. , ' ' '
Then, without a word of explanation,
he turned on his heel and left me.
Very mystified, I went home, but
ooaths my husband, although , JJ""J 'ht hubaud absolutely re
in me same house, and taking ! , . , , "
fu it the same table, has not an Pleaded for some explanation. His
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"You have done nothing." . Then for
3S months he never spoke to me again.
Throughout that time he let me do
nothing for hiin except cook his mid
day meal;"' I tried to cook his break
fast, but by his action he showed me
wmarried in 1909 and for, that this was not allowed.
nUrol very happily togther. I For days, weeks, months I tried to
ttwhole of that time my hus- change him, to win back his love. But
mmrj-thing a man should be. j It was hopeless. Finally I gave up the
f nod and good-tempered, and : attempt and just put up with- the
at sickness the embodiment heartache and loneliness.
deration and caro. i But at Easter, 1920. I made one
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vi:uuiiL, t wui suiiiiJtru luuimuii? li. a qoiu.
il one word to me.
i ubenrlse alone' m the house
k monotony of that dreadful
owe me to the verge vt sui
t an experience; f)ew, people
Ld some, perhaps; 'will fall
rthe full horror of it,
JUDGE ADVISES GIRL. 14,
NOT TO WED UNTIL OLDER ,
' (TnTrntlnno1 Nev Srvtc.t
BUOCKTON. Mass., June 21. The
romance of Mary Mendoes, fourteen
years' oM, and Dolphin Gomes, a 37-year-oM
store keeper, both of Waro
ham, waa nipped In the bud by the
refusal of Judge L. 12. Chamberlain,
of the Plymouth county probate court,
to sanction their marriage.
i Judge Chamberlain advised the girl
to wait until she Is older and under
stands her own mind. He had learned
that Gomes had requested permission
of the Mendoes girl's parents to have
her become a sort of a housekeeper
and clerk in his store. Her father in
stead proposed the marriage. ,
separate item of the proposal or pro
posals doomed best for the county.
. IRA B. RIDDLE. County Clerk of
. Douulns County, Oregon.
(Sea!) THE COUNTY COURT OF
, , POUOLAS COUNTY.
Geo. K. Qulne. County Judge,
, Edwin Weaver, . Commissioner
- R. V. Long, Commissioner
Attest: '
. - IRA B. RIDDLE, county clerk.
(Br AuorUtaa) rrau.l '
CLKVKIANU, June ID. A travel-1
tag railroad museum, showing the j
evolution and pre-nt outlook of ever) j
j phiise of railroading in the United 1
i Platen, will oorrate rotitiiuioualv for i
1 four months uvr all the lint- of the j
I New Yoik Cratml Railroad and Its
s.-.bKidiaries, leaving this rity today.
I The operation of the special' train
! to all of the agricultural districts
jsponse to requests from the heads of
the American Farm Federation and '
I along Its right of way. Is in direct re-
the National Orange, recording to the
announcement made here by the rail-mni.
The announcement also says It Is In
answer to President Harding's official
announcement made recently calling
upon tho people of this country to
make a study of transportation with
special refeience to the railroads.
According to the outline the train
will bo made up of cars containing
moving picture cameras that will de
pict the growth of the railroad, the
various business transacts by tho
railroad, with speclnl stress laid upon
tho pictures showing the handling,
from farmer to consumer, of furm
products, uad lecture 'on the present
tnxatieu system and the taxes assena-
eU against both railroads and farmers,
and how the busls of taxation la ar
rived at.
There will be one car devoted ex
clusively to Die models of all tho
steam engines from the very first In
vented to the model of the big "Mik
ado SOOO" that will pull the special.
It Is also announced that old "999"
which broke the world's speed record
In 1S93. Is to see service In drawing
tho special over side trips from the
main or trunk lines. .
Arrangements have been made to
have the school children In every
town where the special slops, visit the
exhibit and It Is also announced the
numerous stops will be made at tho
smaller centers In the : agricultural
sections. , . -.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Highway Construction, Douglas
County, Oregon.
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CLAY DID THIS
A white, refined super-clay
By Edna Wallace Hopper
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My complexion Is the envy of count-1 desired results. Modem science r
less young girls, and tho marvel ot; fines that clay removes the nselcsV
millions of women. I mud. Then the clay is white andi
For I, remember, hare been US ' clean and dainty. Experts also flart.
years a stage star, and am still. Mine j that ortnln added (actors give It
Is a grandmother's ago. Yet my skm I tlplled effort ' n.
Is Just as joft and rosy, lust as smooth ' My White Youth Clay will be
and blooming, as 40 years ago. - ' (revelation to you. as It wae to me."l
Hi-ores ol my friends, on tho stage 1 thought I knew all that day can
and In society, have attained like re- but I did not know one-tenth.
suits in my way. So I know that most I It brings a now roinploxloa, aal'
women can do It, and I am going tojqntckly. Blackheads and blomlshfis
help them If they wish. : dleappoar before It. Pull aklns gain.
A Naw-Type Clay. : a rosy ; bloom. Wrinkles becosne
iou read much
plexion clays. But
crude and muddy,
Type Clay. : a rosy . bloom. Wrinkles becosnsx
1 now about com-1 smooth. Many woman. In 10 minutest'
lut those i see am 'seem to drop ten years. ' '
, like I uit years j My Gift to Women. .',',
ago.
A French beauty export first told
me about clays. . Then few women
used them, so some of those women
became the marvela of nations for
their wonderful complexions.
Now countless women use them.
Clay is recognised as a prime essen-
tint of beauty at Its best. Women
who omit clay cannot hope to com
pare with women who employ H.
&ANISU CATARRH, HID IUIKATH.
Now I heve arranged so that all.
who wish may get this perfect clan'
exactly as 1 use It. And I am takla)'
time In my busy life to urge them m!
employ It. ,,,,
Youth Clay does more for youth im
beauty than anything I know. Tw'
results will amase and delight yde.1
When you know them, nothing coajM'
induce yon to go bark.'
All toilet counters sell Edna Wsi..
! lace Hoppor'a 4Tilte Tooth Clay at We'
M A t t K.u. . . . V. 11..H. V ..... 1. . . tj. '
My excoiKlonal results come from a
new-type clay, perfected by SO years ' and II per tube. Also my Youth Cream.,
t .1. i t . , , ; f oi nviuuiiliv niuciy ll IB wane, rtj- 1 which hiiuhiu ioiiuw ine Clay. Ami
. i xinrmi imm m in worn fmtd and dainty. And able exports , my Facial Youth piy liquid cleanser.'
to use tiyomel and end ' catarrh, have found wkvh l irtva It hunifolH ! Also mv Hnlr Ynuth. wklrh hronBt
Sealed bids will be received by the
County Court of Douglas County Ore-
gon, at tho court house In Roseburg,
R H F I I M AT I S IV 1 Oregon, at ,10 o'clock a. m. on the
1 L " fr " 1 30th" day of Jnne.1923, for construc-
f avpt Ynil KnrPVPt1 ;tiou wo on sg.ertlon of rond bo
Vr , . J V ijtween Loon Lake, ant Umpqua River
. ' ' ' " ' ' ' '" ' ' ' 1 j known as tho Mill. Creek Section. The
imp Srnlrd" trli- AeM Tn.ml. ArH 01nToll. .0nroximattv 1 mile
lllMPOlvi'd nad ae liaeninalle I'nwt. it.-i.. . i . .
Mhia;OI uniuiiiffi vnn imnL. VUH'fl uiuiw fni-
tlcularly described I as from Engrs
8tn 510 to Enirrs Sta 467 In Sections
pat of his tightness with
My housekeeping allowance
all that period was less thnn
!'n a week. The worry nnd i
k( attempting to make this suffi-1 awful, and I was frequently on the
paring the time of war and hish ! verge of suicide. Finaly, wnen It De
ls breakdown. After I told my husband of this he
w doctor's advice I was re-1 continued lust as before, even coming
tamjr mother's house. During ! in to dinner regularly each day. ..
tr my husband came recularly i The dny after I obtained my divorce
f isbt. and he never came empty rr.y husband came in and in half a
Tnere was alwavs some little I dozen words explained to me wnat my
ft or delicacy for me. ' ; future financial position would be.
ux weeks I arranged to return Then lust as quickly he turned on
N the following Monday. But his heel and went, and I suppose I
preteoing Saturday my bus-! shall never hear him speaK to me
s usual, anil I noticed s ; ncain.
WtNrtn to lArnrw- the y1cfn
itventy-rnnr liulirw. .
Kvery druggist in tills county Is au-
l.,.l..J ... . ' 1.. .rnru rh a 1 1 ma t te
sufTerer tliat if a full pint' liottle of ' 22-27 and 26. T. 228. R. 10 W W M
Allenrnu. the sure conqueror or riicum- Mjottglas County, Oregon.
alism, iloe not show the way to stop ... '' h considered unless
Hie BBony, -reduce swollen joints and ! " om wl" De consiacrea unuss
ki away wlih even tho sliKluert ; accompanied by cash, bidder's bond or
Lwlnfe Of rhOlimallc Dalll. lie Will Ktad- eriirtnA nhwlr riwon .mminl -nnnui
I can't help Illness. , ly return your money without com- . ... . thc
Allenrhu has iteea tried and tested total amount of the bid.
Breathe the medication thronah the
little Inhaler la every outfit and you
will get relief at once. Money back
It It fails. W. F. Chapman. , ,
SCIENTISTS PREPARE
urnTiniTinr.?r
'kit in ni iiiiiti
in
tnv Associated Press.)
1 CHICAGO," June J.-rheTnlrer
effects.
Where It Excels.
It Is found that only raro clays
certain mlnonil-lnilen claya bring tho
my luxuriant hair. My Beauty Book
cornea with each.. -,
Kor your owh sake please (o
learn what this clay can do.
In nn attempt to uncover the bones of tho sun September IS.
of big reptiles.
From the department of botany.
Professors Henry C. Cowols and
George I). Fuller will go west to study
plants In their relation to soil and
climatic conditions, nnd Professor
Charles J. Chamberlain will go to
Cuba to study plants of the cycad
family. ' . - -
Professor' Albert A. Mlehelson, ' of'
Professor Janice Henry Breasted Is'
already In Egypt observing the exca
vations of the tomb of Tutankhamen. '
Broccoli plants (or sale at Vosburgb
and Wiard's.
bond for complaint at all It was I just got up. walked behind my chair for yea. nd rcai.y marvelous ruit. i -A Bufri0innt bond will be required ioentratlons, known as coal balls.
L. t. : . . I. . i . k ! n A . ..I n . n I n n. n Th n . . Bra d : l a v. I.,... n a nximnl luMonlnlllnmnBtHe.! I. . ...
siLv of Chbyliro la n1annlTi I., mil the dnn.irl llient nf ohenlea la trolni In
out ' twelve professors on Important Mount Wilson, Cul., to redetermine '
n-scarch expeditions this Bummer, the velocity of light with an Improved j
Tho largest group of investigators 'form of revolving mirror.
will go from the department of geo- j - rfofossrir Edwin B. Frost, of the1
Togy and will Include Professor I Yerlies Obaorvntory, will be at Cata-1
Adolph C. Noo, an authority on fos- linn Inland to observe the total eclipse
ails, who will spend many weeks in 1 1 . 1 . . . '
the Illinois and Indiana coal fields
searching for peculiar limestone con-
and tried to strangle me.
tho only time ho ever showed me any re . wnere ne sunen
violence. ' i ' -TM v i where the patient was helple
After a time the strain became too
SB.
had a serious effect upon my! came unbearable, I took the advice of I that he doe not wan; a cent of any -,rH
..,..ii . ... I .i.i. k...n .lf rnP ,11,-nr.. I one's money nnlem Allenrhii dectslvelv
- - -" ii i uaii j A. kaiuc uvui j r inruua auu w r. uusv v
Tnat wasinave l,een aceompus .ea in inn mo,! e. ,,.,.,, ', , These coal halls, which nro .,.ll
Vere case, wncre 111 iuierinn snu iui inniiiui ,.. .u, h....vv . .... - --. -....
eoui anu . contract in a sum enual to one ha f aooui mo sua or a mans rut. con-
the total amount of tho bid. ' ',aln ,he ffneBt tissues of plants liv-
nana, specifications, forms of con
tract, proposal blanks, and full Infor
mation for bidders may bo obtained
at tho office of the county clerk or
tho county roadmasler, Court House.
Mr. James 11. Allen, the discoverer ,
of Allenrhu. who tor many years
suffered the torment of acute rheuma-
tism. desires all aiinerera . to Know j
conuuors this worit of all dlneusoif, and
no nas insirueieo aruKKl.iB to nuar-
ante.) It a ahove In every Instance. Koseburg. Oregon, Upon tile deposit
Nathan r'uuerlun, tne i.exall etorc, , 0; f jve dollars
Roseburg Or.Kon. rhf rlRht rrwm,d , rpJoct an.
tkm or all proposals, or to accept any
separate Item of the proposal or pro
posals deemed best for the county.
COURT SHAME8 EX-TAR II
WHO HAD BRASS KNUCKLES:
IS CHEAPER
(International News Service.) .
ELY. Nev., June 21. Jesso Self,
formerly of the United States navy,
arrestod with a pair of brass knuckles
1 ID uib nwBcnnioui " . v. i ' . a - - "
to the same man ! city Jall-not because ho had tho
i hMiM arntiKin nui
1913
was married twlc
hv tho
i ceremony coming thirty-eight years
after the first.
fttr lun.,i.j r....
P W), June 21. The recent I
because he was
Ian American sailor.
j "Is It true," asked Justice Mc-
OfliiLM "Hint one .if thp firat thln?i
Tho clergy-man who perrormed both tBBlt 'n the navy is the aianly art of
ccremonte3 is the Itev. I. P. tjulnihy, j 8PfiPfpnBt,r'
of Orange. In 1SS5 be marrfi-d Miaa ye-jy, affirmative reply' Trom Self.
Hattlo A. Graves, of Montague, to , the jt1l.e aaice, the big active young
George A. Urake, of Greenfield. ;man if he could not tnko care of nim-
The couple were divorced April ii, gPif without the .Assistance of metal
1898. and each married.
With the!
Maeut from on of the atatis-j F,.s,I"t.or. .7 JL. . '
rMtrr,T LK l J. Froom. He Is 7 years old. while,
P u tin years azo has broueht ... ti -in -,..a,. i
pe,, from p. F. v-a,,Uel, v1cp: rs e 7-
m Of Artnnnr . . .!. .rf.
N wholenuie selling' prices for
are 1b - . .
. n - rt,-t-a lower man. rt' . - - - .
PrTf in 1 Ql 1 ..j i. .. . , !
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'wuy me Mnie ievi . Are reaay to njrr.isn an
knuckles.
"I can. I guess I'vo made a mis
take In carrying them."
The mistake cost Self Ills freedom
for 75 days.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
IRA B. KIIJlJl.K. .County Clerk of
i Douglas County. Oregon.
(Sal) TI1K COUNTY COL'HT OF
' , DOlItil.AS Ct)UNTY.
Geo. K. Qulne, County Judge
' Kdwln Weaver, Commissioner
' K. W. Lor.gi Commissioner
Ing at the time of the laying down of
the coal, and roveul the anntnmy and
evolution of ancient plant life. Al
though coal halls have been found .
from time to time In France and Ger-
many, no such American fossils were
known to exist until they were discov
ered by Professor Noe, last summer.
Professor rituart Weller will go to
Kentucky to hunt for coal balls in the
Kentucky fields of that state. Pro
fessor PI. S. Bastlan will go to north
western Canada to study ore deposits,
and Irnfeaaors J. Harlnn Ilreti and
K. T. Chamberlain will examine tho
mountain structure of the Cascades.
Professor Paul Miller will carry on
blasting operations In the southwest
Attest:
IB A B. nil OLE, county clerk.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Highway Construction, Douglas
County, Oregon.
A. 8. FREY & EONS
Highway Construction, Douglas
County, Oregon..
Separate sealed bids will be- re
ceived by the County Court of Doug
las Cnun I y OrcKoa. at the court house
in Kcsebura, 'Oreeon, at 10 o'clock a.
m. on the 3oth day of June. 1923, for
construction work on a aection of
road between Hochester Bridge and
! Klk'on known as the Haines Section.
I The. work involves approximately 2
miles of rradinc and surfacing, the
I limits bring more particularly do-
Cnmrila Bnnled hide Will bf re-1 erlheH u from Knar SIR 04-00 to
Ba'Uell Mihmit. thA fn i..t jnnot, and -trended luiubel Jld Uxa-;Mi,.ui hv ih r-nuntv Cnnrt of l)ane-l i.'nm ci. ino-t-on tn Swttona 29 and
ftirf n-itd ha-ed on n ov... brs. Price rlikht. in. c.iiniv nnwiL nt the court hijxse!35. T. 2? a. It. 7 W W M Doilulas
''"trading in May, 1913, and- 0 in Roseburg. Oregon, at 10 o'clock a.! County. Orecnn.
i rtiTOLFI'M Ol'TIM T IV Im. on tne zmn oay oi june. u-wwri jo nm win on mn rra nni
H'i' ' CALIFORNIA INCKKASlN'G construction ' work on n 'section or j accompanh'd by cash, bidder's ber.d
.12'i . I road between Rochester Bridge nnd 'or reriified cli'tk for an amount
-1 i TTnternatlonal News Service.) Elkton known as the Ycltow Cf ek equl In at liwst five (51 for cent of
.12 ( ,(yn ANfiKI.K.-t. June ti. Produc-; gtK!tion. The woi Involve appfoxl- ilie tolrl amotint of tho bWi.
ll-9 ittoti of tictrolcom in Callforui-i dur- m , . miju t grading and sur-j A sufficient bend wHl be rcqtrfrod
lln? 1'152 showed an increase of 23,- f.rin .), limits being more psrtic-lfor the faithful performance of the;
.1 .it.. A . . Crrtei I nm Kfl IJ'flMM In sunt' erti.ul to Mln iei T '
14 on In Hec-l the total amount or. the tild.
tions 11 1213 and 24. T. 24 S. It. 1 V.' : Iltnu. speclflcittlonKj forms of con
W M. IViuLias, County. Oregon. J tract, propo'al blanks, and Ml In-
v h.ii wi do oonsKierea um-ss rormaitnn n.r iimiucts niay e in-
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Up 10.1$
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Umpqua Jersey Dairy
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A BULOVA Watch
Is a Joy Forever
THE fiqu.slo bfotf iod
f racrf ul design of thc Bulo
Wairh Iradi chesTTii to even tht
daintiest wntt. I u ffuirtii td c
curacy nukrt It as in d:pnsabl
tutd cooauat compuioa.
MARKS BROS.
Milk Prices Going Down
QUART 10c
. pint : '. :. 6c
Did you ever taste real Jersey milk? If o, you will
want it all the time . -
Why not give us a trial?
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J. KROMMINGA
Phone 32-F-ll
irrww.,TOTCN'KPmg
SERVICE WHEN YOU TRAVEL
Dv Const Auto Lines Staces between ROSEBURG.
MYRTLE POINT, COQU1LLE and MARSHFIELD
wthe nni ,- . ling 1S2 snowea an iarn-.ee .
a . . . ui.-n- sn- .1. ... onrrels over ine i- I"- Hin-I.-
Sk Products that aen i dneilnn. arenrdina- to ennnal report,. ' v. ... si4(g
cr pricea lha 1 . . . . . .. , ,.ium fit.lc tf-Tv- .
kr
tost li:ed ' R. I- '"ollom. State
'.an,i..j ." "ul loiai pronu- f
" "c level of v n 1 "M barrels, as coir p sr... t... . . ternmlunM hy cash, bidder's bond Gained at tho oma or the crfmity
lU rd ...oi .V"- . rn barrels for l2 1. mo ".Po" ,ri.j rf,-k . for nn amount clerk or th" county roadinastor. court
T. u atVh. " !T Wl'-nl' '?'' t. five (5) per cent of. house. .Ifsjcbtirg. Oregon, upon the
"t of mn, V"V, "," . " 'I, L,3 ".,".m to o.rt: lb, total amount of the bid. deposit of f,v. dollars
u k! ?l Increased mate-i 8"' Tbn'ga a of . bout 24.000.009 Irar-; A muT.ctent bond will f required . The rlcht is r- ..rved to reject an)
l tau tho rt ( ojstritmilnglrelD in the prod w Ion of petrole.im for the. faithful performance of the- ttcr or oil proposals. r to nceept
uot-;ta attributed to tlie rapio - roniiBet n. . -.... : .
dea'rit-e dev. loom-nt of the Huntington the toial' amount of the bid. . prop-al-. di'm.d bl for the connly.
f'iks ,
IRA
VKARH APART
re-iPop-h, Long Rearh P"1 r"a r c mi j j-i:ln. apex-incnTione, lorno. 'n con-j
fields ia Los Aug"ic sou iraet, propwsi umm ... . ...iui-,
conr.tl'., imalion for bidders may be obtained!
I - o- it the oflice or tn couniy rierx ori
M.... from'"'' emmty roadmaster. Court House
B Vli1lBO brOCCCll PlB'-B. "Vim nr.n rfenn.ll'
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seeo.soso Bs.o ..,. . ,
1 B- . . . . A nl . B. Ittmm
"I X-a jvrrlr reliable Orecon grown
' tlTie .1 , V'lk. i. I MV.1 . .n.l knl. tlUntS.
.!.:':"."" maoeiKidd r Son, wern n. - - - , prof-wHr, rr to ncc nay
II. P'lili'.K. County Clerk of
ltouel.is ('Mmtv, Oregon.
(Seal) THK rOT'NTT COl'RT OF
M1T.US COL' STY.
Oeo. K. (Jnlne, Couniy Judge
Kdwln Weaver, Commissioner
It. W. Long, Commissioner
IRA R Rlimi.P. county clerk.
West Bound 7:30 A.M. 4:30 P.M.
I 3 . leaves Myrtle Point " " 10:30 A. M. 7:30 P. M.
North Bound 11:00 A. M. 8:00 P. M.
East Bound 1:00 A.M. 6:00 P.M.
... " " :8A.M. 0:00 P.M.
9:15 A. M. 6:30 P.M.
63.00; Coqullls, 64.2S: Myrtla Point, $3.75
COAST AUTO LINES
Coaullte. Ore. CEO. W. BRYANT. Manager Phona 70
Leaves tosebura
. leaves Myrtle Point
Lsavas Coqullls
Leavts Marahfleld ...
Leaves Coauill .....
Leaves Myrtls Point -.
Far: Marshtield,
$50.00
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We will be pleased to show rev
all nl th other Botova Model
we sir ia nock, (aagisi bvas
(20.fr up.
Bubar Brothers
Jeweler
Roseburg, Ore.
DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT MEANS IMPROVEMENT. WE ARE IMPROV- ,
ING OUR FACILITIES EVERY OAY FOR THE BETTERMENT OP
SERVICE. "
Wa cannot grow faster thak th surrounding .country; though w "!
bare to keep far In adrasr tof our present need Thus maintaining
larger Mvestatent tbaa ordinarily required.
WE ARE PREPARE0 TO SERVE YOUR EVERY NEED AV A
MOMENT'S NOTICE WITH ECONOMY TO YOU. ;
Douglas County Light & Water Co j
ft M. JENNINGS, Manager
A CRT W THE NIGHT, gT.Pint
paini in the Trtals, cramp,
weakening diarrhoea whatha ehild .
adult, iinmadiBla comfort and caaa ia '
CHAMBERLAIN'S
COLIC and DIARRHOEA?
REMEDY -
Pays to keep always on hand.
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