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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TW6 ' WOgfUHfl NlWHttVIIW- rRIBAY. JUNE " 1M4. waaaw- BY BERT & BATES j ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW l.aued Daily Except Sunday by Th New-Rel.w Co- Inc. B. W. ilATKS.. BEHT 41. BATK3 rrealdent and ManaKer (jecrelary-Treaaurar tDCe,tJ...e.uudcl... matter May 17. nniftp iha Act of Marcn I. let. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Dallv. or year, by mall Daily, aiz montha, by malL. Dally, three moniha, by mall Dally, alngle month, by mall Dally, by carrier, pr month Weekly Newa-Rerlew, by mall, per year -I4.MI l.ou X.00 .60 M' too rmfcer 1 AmmorUlri ''. for republication pari lKiaj diaputrlie. herein are alo rervd. COST OF DISEASE WAN FROM GLIDE BRINGS ' WORSHIPPERS It is desirable to recognize that from the president of the United States to the laborer in the factory or on the farm, all ..;,,. ,.,t nhvaicallv incanacltated. arc. or should oe, wutnxia The fundamental needs are responsibilities of all citizens, and as to the maintenance of health are similar, and we cannot solve the (V,-. iiu..r unless we consider him one 01 me gruu army of gainfully employed. There are over 400,000 individuals ..:c.n., m,iv,l in inn State of Oregon. Sickness is a hazard u;,.v, oil r R..t.H.cted and to which many fall victims. Those , ,linhlod bv sickness suffer losses of time, cost of care, ...i.:..v. fr,.m alight hardships easily borne, to those which absolutely ruin. There arc today over 9,000 wage earners in Ore- r;..A i n,..ir homes on account of sickness, the wi era lose on an average of seven days annually on account of Ann nnfi uno-A tamers lose 2.800,000 days annually on account of sickness every year. At a daily minimum wage of 3 nr x ,100.000. $3,300,000 is spent annually for doctors. An equal amount is spent for nursing and hospital care $1,000,000 is spent for drugs, mostly self-prescribed. Forty per cent of the deaths are preventable or at least postponable The estimated value of the average life is $2500. In a state ol this size with an annual death rate of 9,000-3,000 of these deaths are from preventable causes. At an average value ol cr.nn n.i. .M m..im n loss of $22,500,000. Disease costs the State of Oregon over forty millions annually. As these expendi tures do not consider many of the other expenses incident to ill ness, the expenses in reality are much greater. Sickness un doubtedly causes a tremendous loss, and to a certain extent is preventable. It certainly costs less to prevent disease. Public Health is purchasable and within natural limits, a community may determine its own death rate. Take health work from un certainty and place it on sure ground. Make it a potent factor and it will pay. Surely if we are rich enough to spend $18 per ., rr nluippn. $rt for candy and confections, $o for patent medicine, tonics and drugs of questionable value, $1 for cosmetics and 75 cents for gum we should be willing to spend more than 10 cents per capita for the most essential part of life health. Every community must estimate its own requirements and ap propriate accordingly.' n U..II a., r,..in" nwes will make a pretty running mate for President Coolidge. While vice-presidents are usually for- ... ,,.. thn lii.nor is thrust upon them it is gOllCll IIIIIIIL-Uliiu-Ijr ...i-. - - ..:. i:i,..i h.,t Mr linwes will be more of a power than any former vicc-iuvsident.. l'lenty of vim, vigor and push, of which he has a good supply, will miike him a prominent figure in na tional, affairs, even as a vice-president. . n Tir.n't overlook the News-Review baking contest and the fine . rf..i .,, ii, host bread and rmstry cooks in the coiin J., ti,U ,-iiv and county has always been famous for its fine w.mu.n cooks and the quality of their product and the coming event will witness some excellent demonstrations along this line. o The Umpqua Cluefs are going to "storm" Uoking Glass to-night-with bow and arrow. This live bunch of fellows are ra diating the booster spirit with a degree of force, not only in our individual ct.num.nity. but throughout the state that will re bound with much good to Koseburg and the entire country. , o And the American Legion drum corps, of Koseburg, walked away with the first prize at the Portland Kosc show. ou can just bet your bottom dollar that when a imncn .. goes after anything they always bring home the bacon. - Kose burg is mighty proud of its drum corps. o The Coos Day Pirates, who are making ft showing during the Portland Kose show in a body, are putting the Pay country on the map as usual. A lot of publicity is being handed out to this livewire bunch of business men. GOOD EVENING FOLKS Now that the G. O. P. baa Nominated A cuMln" Vicepretident We know why They rail 'em VICE preiidonta. lift DUMBELL DORA THINKS A macaroon i a dark-complexioned maiden. ill! d.i.h unn a ball game yeatiddy id one of our willaae moitbacke pent a nickle two extraordinary oc currence. 11,11 i The drum corpse of the ol' village won first prize up to the metrop latt night and hot dlggety dawg but we're proud of thoae cowhide lambaatera. i I I I The home town folks are beginnin' to drift back from the rose festival nH declare that this year'a straw- berry carnival in Roseburg waa the best they ever witnessed. I I I I A heated argyment took place in ye ed. s sanctum this a. m. about vice-presidents durin' the past few years and we couldn't decide whether Chaplin or Fairbanka served under Teddy Roosevelt's regime. till Nuthin' to do now until the demo crats nominate. I I I I We suppose the B. V. D. company will now advertise, "We keep Cool Calvin Cool." I I i J POME Hippety Hop to the bobber shop The damsels they go trippln', They shave their necks and rut their banga And gosn they sure look rippin' I t i I Mayor Nap Rice and Chief Ken chipped In a dime each this a. m. to send a congratulatory message to the rsbg. drum corpse tor winnin' iusi prize but the chief wanted to aend four bit to keep the boya away from the village for a while ao he could get rested up. I i I Just like Mister Merrill's hoss and buggy, thia colyum goes on day after day, and some days Its as frayed and tattered as Al Creason's celluloid col lar but at times it Is a bright and glitterin' aa Mose rtlce s Cl-imond, however the wit dispensed in Prune Pickin'a keeps apace with the times as good as Bill Whipple does with his bike and we're satisfied. I i I J A druggist's password Yum-yum It costs you a sum-sum It makea you deaf and Dumb-dumb Detective calls it Rum-rum Telephone goes . Ting-ting! Ambulance goes Ding-ding! Druggiat goes Sing Sing! I I I I THE STYLES Jonea: A New York atore adver tises that Its evening gowns are mod estly priced. Bones: Well that's something! I I J I WHY NOT? "Marie ia ao modest she puts her pet dog out of the room while she Is changing her gowns. Of course he is a Pekinese. I I I I PHYSIOGNOMY, EXCEPT With the "truths In our face" I gladly fall in. But no woman ever Has had a "weak chin!" i I 5 I People from rural corauiunltle of ten motor to the city to attend pic ture howa. clrcunes rr strawberry festivals, said Captain G. L. Hall. evawrelUt; this monilnfc. but when has it been known that country folks hve driven many nie to attend a prayer meeting In town? Last even ing Rev. H. U Caldwell was surprised at the crovd which came all the way rmm r.iiri to attend his prayer meet- in. oi iha lAntut church, in order rv Sa nn lima the caravan started early In the evening. The country folka had cow to milk, turkey to put to bed before the usual hour, and the cream Benarators to be cranked at the various farm home before up pr In order for these splendid peo ple to arrive In town early enough to participate in the service. nut the way the Ollde people car ried off nrizea during the recent strawberry carnival was sufficient ev idence to prove that the people there ore amply able to do things, so it 1 not surprising that they turned out fifty strong to the Koseourg prayer meeting, and they came singing to the tune of "Brithten the corner Whore, You Are." the words being We've not waited for another day or festival That Khali call us to your city fair, But we come to Join our hearts wltn vours and Jesus name. Telling Hia love in praise and prayer. "Hurrah for Glide folks here we are Hurrah for Glide folks here we are In the name of Jesus to your city from afar: Hurrah for Glide folks here we are, The caravan was led by Captain O. L. Hall with hi life-lng Dodge mis sionary car. and was a fitting termin atlon to a successful series of meet ings which he has recently held in Glide. Two converts wcr6 baptised at the close of the prayer meeting last night. Rev. Caldwell officiating. Captain Hall will bold Bervicea at flungalow Bchool house ne,t Sunday 11 a. in- and 8 p. m. o MADE YOUNG AGAIN IN A FEW DAYS li v yjtf it a i yr kl Pk.r . NOTICE of aale of government tint, n.n-r.l Land 0flr. Waahlng. ton! U. C. May 15. by Kiven that f lions and limitation, of tt. June . '. s "ViV.V i' ' 11 i Stat.. 1179), a. to tu eunal- tlx acta or February nd J una 4, ,i i, at 7&M. ana "'V"' fir 70 U -.wiTT""" I' 1 113 sj . - ) c. T, Kb J1' J. C, fir 260 M.. C. .I Id for 1... ...! "r 14 Pine 11.50 per 100 per III for lr 410 ;J. ' tti U prfi" bV au"'t to tb. approval of " ""' f h. , s. "I cliase irlcu, im n , ' h of beine white cedar. T V . . .""-. "I t: not proved, other : r a., M, Kwt gj" .r" ,,.. 'will l"e f"' the timber faen. of the United State., association. Territory, or -tl;.n. ,o b, ., 7 b 'I "?r M. for lh, - .r 'r th. "4 17.01) per M. per M. f, .;nt 'Jlc tor 4 W.. "r,hit,r? not to b. loiif ;, M per M., T. 3 R T Jl tu yellow pin, , jj- , Sk t "r 15 M.. not lohT7? I 13.00 pr M. forth."1"! ' L lr th. Clr w5? ,",' mission.,. Oen,,!1 c. McK.n yw.iqf. gjj. slcian. 114 W. lt KOREX COMPOUND IS SURELY WONDERFUL IN EFFECT, HE SAYS. "After beginning my treatment with korex compound," say J. V. HoltnB of Billings, Montana, "my glands were made active In a few days. I am now completely rejuven ated, thanks to knrex." Men and women at all ages from all over the world are testing korex compound and hundreds of enthusias tic reports regarding Ita quick invigo rating effects have been received Speedy satisfaction and delightful re lief in cases of poor circulation, com extremlltes, aching muscles, sttfr joints, lessened vigor and premature old age have been reported. All those feeling In need of such an invigorutor can now get It In Roseburg, Oregon. at Lloyd Crocker b IMoneer Drug Drug Store, 241, North Jackson street. This announcement comes direct from the American distributors of korex compound. conservation of our national forests and parka. Resolutions before the convention today covered a wide range. One supported the estahliphment of a na tional art gallery at Washington to cost not more than $-.000,000 with congress appropriating the initial o r.on nnn A-Jho'fnvnred determination of i..v in ih vHrinus states was to promote sex education. Banker's Friends Elated "Twelve vears ago I became af- riir-tBri with stomach trouble which -tiwiiiv hneame worse. 1 frequently became prostrated with colic attacks n, i hinntine. Mv doctors wanted to operate for gall stones, t wisiiru iu vnlr! an ooeration and on advice of a friend tried Mayr's Wonderful Rem- e,lv with excellent results as since taking it about 2 years ago my trouble ha entirely disappeared." It re moves the catarrhal mucous from the intestinal tract, and allays the innam mation which causes practically all atnmanh. liver and intestinal ailments ini-ludinE aDoendicitis. One dose will convince or money refuuiled at all druggists. corporation. auUed under the 1 atutea. or "',' ,'. .ul..ntlo-n of ""h..;. the 'timber on ,rKial .ubdrvlJlou' will be offered .euarately before mw Z? r :" offer of . larger unit. T. 27 8.. R. I1 .In'-isi M' NEK " BWt4 red fir 12S0 T white I' 'o XStkW r 'i' "UM hemlock 60 M.. SEWBEii red ?ir -'Sio m! hemlock 60 M., none of the lmb, W?. tract. o be .old for 5eXr S 40 m "i?E " WW. yellow fir 170 ,1 , 4j M, .econd growth fir tVlinv fir 200 M.. second growth fir to U white "edar 40 M.. Lot 6 yellow JirWO M white fir 20 M.. white cedar 130 M, 1-ot 7 yellow fir 700 M.. .econd ....d ui. i wlilte cedar 1-0 M.. T K 8. K. 11 W.. 2.5. Lot 1 red fir 1310 M.. white cettar Jt :. J-oi "! f.r 175 M-. white cedar 12 M. Lot i red lir 1UO0 M-, white cedar 75 M., Lot s red fir 225 it. white cedar 10 M., L,t red fir mo M, white cedar 250 M . Lot 16 red fir 2740 M.. white cedar T7.'i i ... is r.l fir 1500 M.. white ce dar 200 M. None of the timber on these section to be sold for les. than SJ.pO -.. ,h rd and yellow fir, J1.00 per M. for the ond,1"row'h.,,l,r; .50 per M. or w.e ... , j - - r M. tor me wniie W., Sec. 9. Lot yellow pine 75 M., not to be solo lor tens- m i it u I, l vv.. nee. j. iwi 1600 M.. Lot 2 tlr uoo M. Br- "5 250 M.. BWi4 NE14 fir 1700M.. NEVi SEVi fir 50 M.. hemloeic on a... SKI, fir 1225 M- rr.'A fr.-i or hemloek 150 M-. SW-4 SKVi 1400 M..1 none of the timber on inn e:i.uii be .old for lea. than 11.60 per M., fori the lir and 11.00 per M., for the hem-; loi k. T. 21 . o w.f wr. i'.'T XWVi fir 750 U.. 8WV4 NW fir 700 M .MV'i (W1 fir 4uo M., none of the limber on these iraci. 10 uc wiu less than 11.76 per M. T. 16 S.. It. W... dec. H, MU'A o Ni ir SVA fir 1620 M-, KE14 SW'A fir 600 M, JWVl 8W14 fir 1300 M., cedar 1.6 M.. none ol the limuer on im kuiu t be .old for leas than 11.75 per M. f or j the fir and 11.00 per M. for the cedar. T 28 S., It. 12 W.. fee. 13. Lot 2 red fir 350 M.. Sec. 17 NE'i NH14 red fir 1240 M.. white fir 820 M.. cedar 60 lt NW'A KK'A red fir 740 M- white fir 450 M., cedar 20 M, fcE4 NE4 red fir,2l)i0 M., white fir 1340 M., cedar 20 M., SW14 NEVt red fir 860 M.. white fir 490 41.. cedar 0 M., spruce 40 M., NEV 8EV4 red fir 260 M white fir ;uo M., hemlock 70 M.. NWi4 84 red f.r VO0 M.. white fir 440 M., cedar 0 M., HE Si red fir 2900 M., white fir i;o M.. cedar 20 M.. hemlock 70 M., SW14 red fir 1280 M.. white fir CIlWJiIIS2sl!fi 310 M. T. 17 8.. 11. 1 W., BBC. 33, tscii MVli red fir 2100 it., none of the tlm- NOTICE OF BIDS FOR COUNTY AUDIT 1 v' ' 'JtK.-iSiu.trur iti"- '- - . - -I -7- rudw. an ZT'tm YOU GET SAT.SFACT! A Or or tip u t,H . of goods he sell,, k tor quality. ,,r"4 service. We lay claim to til, asset. Try a pound of nn. 40 cents and M eMiT ny Duy a can udt,, awav? ECONOMY GRQ PHONE 6) lileMtil.TBaRSWBg; When in DoultM The Douglas!; SPECIAL Merchants Served every day froty to 2 r. M. (or r.reakfant Specials-W Hot Lakes and Real Mi Pure Cream. A Vegetarian Diaia- IrJ Every Day. PrMfti The Very Best Saladi k M We are open for toast J 5:30 A. M. to), PI W. R. WARNER Prf Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the county court of Douclas county. Oregon, for the auilit of the books of the Sheriff. Treasurer and County Clerk for the year 11)23. ISids to be filed wilh the county clerk on or before 2 o'clock p. m.. of Wednesday. July 2. l'J21. A suf ficient bond will be required-for the faithful peiformanceif the work In a sum equal to one-half the total amount of the bid. The court reserves the right to re ject any and all bids. By oder of the County Court. IRA B. RIDDl.ti, Co. Clerk. .605) eV" ., " Sec. 35. 3 iE Nvy!gJ NOTICE t. A. B. II. T. will meet Friday ev ening. June 13, at 8 o'clock. Social evening. c: "Some folka ar alius layin' sum thin' aside fer a rainy day while some of u depend on an umbrella. lllg social dance at Long' Hall Coles Valley. Saturday evenlnir. June 14. MumIc by Sharrard's Sncnp.itors. Kverone come and have a giod time. IVKTI.AN!'. Cohiiw. Jui-llce of On ton. ho- June Oliver P. f the Miprcnif routt e borne is In H"e il i;iniil niaNter of on o'ii. lie i l.n t i three at iithniia. and t'Hii.ute and In liu , ' liure., v. :h tint.n el-el of Ihe Masi'liie h"K: I.H liirul'iiv d'I'ilt' f.latld masler. Cluill.is ete kl.HUid at III KlUIld 1' ..!,- H'WII I" ! I 111 th.iptl'is. one two In 1'ti ti.iiui. A Ion. The in. umI eh.tpier plc't.-.l r. i'rl sul'l'i'tt i ll'r eluMi.'U.-'' m.i.tituui.-d (or Mil. I. lit at 111.-"'' I'll-l t 'tit .till- 1 he tm.'int'e I'.mituint of Ihe t.tand lxUe .'f lUrt.Ml. A T. 4 A. M . wntku'i: ti'il. t en a pM'l.';iI ailli'mtr el to the t'lttMnil.'U h lliai'd V s l-r t.e.it-'e T. CiM htan lhal Hie iil. : t.rli.n eit.ilillj-h a eliant.tble in-l.'vl llnti tor lli'll'leas cllil'l en -!iii'!l i., riill.it to Ihe Slitlne lin.-t'ltnl lor i rh't'l' d i Miliiren. I ' i niiMi'lttee w:i ia:'. t!i'. to for mulate a tlefintte pii'i'!' len to m'I hut li the t iitii l:..' uti l'U'!i. 'I !n' loiUr U iiit't.tic III ullMI.il l. '.mill ,i'H at Washington Masonic Temple, l'asl Ltglllh Btld llUllialde streets. The morning session waa given oer largely to routine 'matters and to the tei.orls of eotnllt.es. The lust of these was a dissertation on the Im mortality of the "Otll. delncred by the Key. J. It. S. Hell of t on .illis. i t'haplulti of Ihe grand lodge and chair! m.in of the tomiiilltee on neirology. Interest In he nftetntMin .i c. n j leted on the election of otfuela for. the ensuing cm ! The c.'ructiiiim will continue i thtiuujltiMil l'n.la, Hh Insiall .ition of officer and a t-i! to the Shi me, hospital on Sandy road. I'ltlvSKUVE NATION'S ItKAl'TM'.S. (asoclatr-d Pres. Leased Wire.) I.OS ANOKI.KS, June 12. To carry out the pollcle laid down In the resolutions adopted by the cur rent biennial session of the general federation of womens clubs, to con tinue the work begun by her prede cessors and to preserve the natural resources and beauties of the coun try, these are the high lights of the first official statement issued byMrs. John D. Sherman of Kstes Park. Co lorado, yesterday, elected president of the organization. Mrs. Sherman laid special emph asis on the last mentioned plank in her platform, saying: "The natural beauties and re source of our country must he pro sen ed and I shall wotk for the This Is a Studebaker year. TA7I,,. .'v do we call ita honeymoon? Farm or city ttttlwmsj for dates. We buy and sell (trite Bargains In net til i Household Goods. Radabaugh-Pattass: 328 N. Jackaon flat I'lTSISKKWK,i,S ber on these section, to be .old for lea. I ti'tmrttmwswtMt than 12.60 per M. for the red fir. .M 8WBBluliB per M. for the white lir and hemlocK, and t-'.OO per AL for the cedar auruce. T. 27 8 It. 12 W. NW14 NWli red fir 625 M.. SB red fir 850 St.. SWVi MVii red fir 1850 il., NEW SV Vi red fir 1250 M. T. 31 8.. u. 12 w.. Sec. 7. NKU NKlfi red fir 800 M.. white cedar 300 61., white tlr 75 M., g( Jill'i. -K'- red fir 225 61.. white cedar 600 M. khite fir 200 61., red cedar 6U Al., Sj-.'i Nfc:1 red fir 420 M., white ce- d.ir 12U M.. 1V!( KE'4 red fir 615 M.. i while cedar 270 M., NE!4 NW!4 red fir Uuu 61., white cedar 450 M.. white fir 200 M., red cedar 26 M HK'A NWi red fir 900 M while cedar 175 M., white fir 50 M. red cedar 60 61., Lot 1 red fir ln'to M white cedar 300 M., white fir 25 61.. Ixit 3 red fir 350 61., white ce dar 1 JO M Lot 4 red fir 205 M., white cedar 60 M., JiKVi 8W1 red fir 330 M., While cedar 20 AI.. BE'A SW'ii red fir :125 M . white cedar 300 M., white fir lu M . .K'( SKU red fir 630 M., white cedar 420 il.. KWhi SEA red fir 370 y... white cedar 45 61., 8K4 SK"4 red fir 960 M., white cedar 90 it.. SW 8E4 red fir 1076 II.. white cedar 325 M.. Sec. 5, SW'A NWi, red fir 690 M.. white cedar 30 61., NU'K SWA red fir 20 M.. while cedar 135 At.. SU'ii SWU red fir 300 M,. Sec. , NE14 NW' red I fir 2050 M., white cedar 475 M.. NW14 NWVi n d fir 1675 M., white fir 25 M., I while cedar 400 M SEJ4 tiWA red fir 1 61.. white fir 100 M., whit, cedar 6.5 61., SW 'A KWA red fir 1175 IL, white cedar 160 M., none of the timber on these sections to be Bold for less I than -'.25 per M. for the red fir and! r.-d ced.ir, $.50 per AL, for the .white ur and a. .00 per AL for the cellar. I. 20 S.. K. 4 W.. Sec NtU red fir 760 AI., white fir 60 At., I l r, C afl incense cedar 100 AI.. not to be .old f or UKStlTI iiiu per m , lor ine rea nr ph-ji JMiiih Auction Sale: When in Hotel Ump i Now Used for LUMBAGO n- I'nitM rrtP. SKASUK Or . Jum U. Orrn si:Un to th- s'atc ln- mh t; ntul ilu .tivi.t pr-'iutry fyt.'Mi f.ir tinml m.r ion of i'ant.ttljlr was rNur--!! hrtv tiMlay by K1ii.ir M S.-Tit-nit h. pro.sldfiu of tin Ori't-on HMnkers av :ociaiion. Scnsi'iilrh'n uiltirosM wan thr K.y noto 8peh of I ho association j con- nit tou whKh nu t hro imia v. horausp it w: Northern Kurop made from horn s mire a lmrim: tho pJist in! thi of poopN hi um, Joint Ka Mit h rv -niWaM' MH vfrt in itu mrnt of iho mo:t ovro c.- 1mi;o ihm wo mo bill Uoliu wiun wo h,iv to tho pul'l; Joint K..e Rom in lumt out ' A pmotratint;, ot rnai r winful. o!Un mid mif.' nM-fn t.i!e ail ptiarm. p.t- in Joint trtMil.lo pi Al m lirujentt. Is-ltS' troal of linn our t!tr : ,-ii CO fV iii-!y (or o.nt i St SenM-nWh rf-r!ariMi the Mil. ruT-i J ahl.-d n Mirt-tfliitiul rli'f for tli- j tarmor. had failt d to h(lp him and rftardt-d th' d-vt'lopm'tit of natural ri'Mur.'r and industry throtiKh J ;rtar!inR effort on iuvoctnunt. i I t tut me lo ih ioord of oiiKronj ; Mtt mijmirad. ho declared it tjuit ' m dfuraee oefor ttf tpo " and sued t:i qre.t oti hethr the sli-r.-et irin.ary !! -m permitting ioif aproiuttd' caiididaT'j did not ha fromo'.hiinr to no Hh tho condition. ) NOTICE Th. t ' 111 bo a -.tturilVv e t nlnjc. EXPERIENCE AND GUARANTEE AS rectal Apodal. 1 Kive yot to rrrat the c of Pile that wi'A rux give way to my non-turpical treatmrnt. Hen-e, my urviualineJ GUAHANTEB o( CLRE ct FtE REfUNDFD. My awistann ire the most tktllful to re (ounj; a new otcr in my own new builJiPfc?.le litTte and bent equirrvl; tny o n new hotel, which a Jjotnis corv lenient anj com toft ble for out ot town paticnti who comedo mc from many atatra and Canada lot 1 rectal and colon tteau CHAS: J. DEAN. M.D. Inc STtt 4n.MH-crTt tovRl Htxa. ciHtotn in that n. wly wedded drink mead twine ''! for n 'moon " nr -. iiii. in me new h honif. "me. or am IODINE at:. I s; 'Hi s'lt: for u. h rt:r.-i.. n and I t t. ct 1.,!,, t:t Ci'l.i 1U- danco a' (l:.ll hall i . JUHC II ro4iiAN0.or.(OH 1 is on of i:,.' wimtiiW. Ii-irr. i Whenever scratch. aii;t to prc i :it It ! llfa'.lhi. K i ;i, , inri li. si out el fliin'.nwti.in. on- of ."..i !. ,..s. rr. ,,,rn,ii n, fr h..i!'.h in-.,! h,, b,'t that skol , .r-' . . V" 11.... l"" NATHAN FULLERTON Roseburji, Oregon th- anil a.Ou per M.. for the white fir and imenae ee'lar. T. Jo S-. H. 2 W., Sec. 3"'. KV, HEM red fir 140 SI., KB 14 ''K'i rid fir 15.'i0 M. red cedar 10l M.. Iieiiiliiik to 11.. NW14 HE'A red fir 5000 M. red cedar-30 M., heoilock 2l M. T. 11 f.. K. Z W., Sec. a. Lot 2 red ffr l-iii M. incense ceilnr 2f. M.. swu NH', f!! fir 121S M., Incense cedar 15 M . NV i, BF.ij red tlr 1070 M., red ce 'l.ir in il.. none of the timber on these i" lions to te sold tor less than 11.76 1" r M. fr the red fir. and 11.00 per IL t'T ti.e red and Incense cedar and hem. 1" k. T. 35 S., It. 3 K.. Sec. 5. frl. NK14 ' M.', l ine 440 M., red fir 700 M, white t r !.:' it., red cedar It) M fe. -. v I N' - l ine lo II., red fir 1040 M.. white 1 :.r ye il . red cedar hn M-. fcW NB4 ; n-.e 4 " it , red fir 110 M., white fir I " I red ced.r 40 M SK14 NE' pine i -" il red fir Son u.. white fir 60 M.. j " 1 .:ar !0 SI. frl. NE4 NW4 pine 1" M. red fir 760 SL. white fir 60 M, d .d..r io il.. frl. NV1 NV'4 pine ' ' M . red fir 770 M.. red cedar 30 M., ! -I . .NV, pine SO M.. red fir 800 M.. , white fir 40 M.. red cedar 60 M., SWA vl ' p tie 120 At . red fir 8I1O 11., while j ti' L.i m , red cedar ti) M., JiHH BW14 " M.. red fir 670 II.. whit fir "' al-. red cedr 40 M.. NW14 SW14 !' "i " M., red fir 90 sr.. whit, fir ' M 8W14 pine 400 M-. red fir ' I M h te fir ;o M . red cedar 60 il . - swi, pine 211 II.. red fir 4i0 fir 2u St.. red cedar 20 M, , pine 110 II.. red fir 1.110 M.. ' , luo 11 tri cedar 140 M. N" 1 i" t'in 190 SI., red fir 1140 St.. ' ' r I-'1 il. red ced.r 0 M.. t-E4 1 I' e 47i SI., red ft, 560 M.. whit ' M . red ce.l.r M0 SI . ljV H !-K' 1"' II.. red fir lluO M white fir ' . r.-d cedar 40 IL. not to P .old 1' tan 4130 per M. for the pine ' P-r II.. fur th red fir rwl rAr. ': ' I ") per M. f..r the white fir. fee. ' , .vwv, pine 415 M., red fir - M . ul.ii, fir Si M., x i, MV4 pine -.; 1 r-d fir ::, SI. white fir JO M.. . fW pine J-.". St. red fir 40 M-. I r 70 SI.. KV'i tE". pine 645 !.. '"I lir . SI., Mt fir i M. S1 . I i.e Jta II . red fir ?0 M . whlto 'r 3j il., )Ca SE14 pin ls 1JL. r.d e 'white I Zr 15, SWU) tfVt -r. BOARD lX04H f P. s. n H cent 4fF After the K : Ipte to mK 13 1 property that has stroyed. j J Insure 1 ivr f vnllf JfTl e arc 01 j , any matters per fire insurance. tin"... N K 1 Ur . Guaranty English M Serg t S75.00 p 4X1 Ut.i"v"'