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sons brings you your share, and also
tbat of tbe uierchaut who "can't af-
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Published on Mondays and Thursdays Established 1868.
Vol. XXXIII.
ROSEBURG, DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON, MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1902.
NO. 22
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I Winter Goods Hust Go. I
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Ta,clrets, Capes, f
Collarettes, 2T-clx Boas f
MISSES AND CH1LDRENS JACKETS
Air at a reduced price. When we siy reduced'we meiin it.
OUTING FLANNEL, the best Wara Braud,
10 cents per yard.
at 12
CINDERELLA FLANNELETTE,
cents per yard. A 15 cent grade iu anyjcity
One
Trice
Store
LADIES UNDERWEAR
from 50 cents a suit to $3.00.
Wollenberg Bros.
Open until 8 o'clock.
On
Price
Stoi
LATE NEWS SUMMARIZED.
State and General News Condensed
for the Busy Reader.
$44its4fay
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An elegant line of Linen Warp
Mattings in all the latest designs
Dd colorings hare just arrived
Have yon seen our elegant Car
pets, containing cotton chains,
all wools and a fnll liue of three
quarter goods, ranging in price
from 25c to fl.Se per yard. Our
line of carpets is far eaperior to
anything we have ever shown in
previous years and we delight in
showing them.
!
B. W. STRONG,
Roseburg, Ore
THE FURNITURE MAN.
Bring Us Your
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CHICKENS.
EGGS,
BUTXER.
FOR CASH OR TRADE
J. F. BARKER & CO.
The Day
Starts'
0fr A&mL
Rishill3tl
When VPP"
Have a S&g&ggg&ft'
Cup of Wll-tl
'Phone 163
Staple and
Fancy Groceries
Guaranteed fresh
and wholesome
and sold at prices
as low as the lowest.
Hood Kiver, Saloui and Newberg will
le the berry centers of Oregon.
A tribe of the order of Ked Men has
been organized 111 Cottaire drove.
Hop contract.- in Clackamas county
have been made at Yl cents per pound.
The salary of the Forthmd Usachera in
the public schools has been increased 8
per cent.
The enterpriMiip rsilein Journal ha.4
installed a Meranthaler type-setting
machine in its oihec.
Hoim-seekors arc arriving at Portland
at the rate f about daily at present
owing to the reduced rates of fare on the
railroads.
It is stated that the Iooth, KelleyCo.,
will rebuild the Springfield hk mill this
season giving it a 75,000 feet capacity
per day instead of 30,000 feet as at present.
A contract has been let in Eugene to
L. N. Kouey for a big addition to the
Hotel Eugene, at $'.1,175. It will be
4.x52 feet and three stories high, with a
cement basement.
ileii mill at Eucene is to
W four set instead of three set as at first
contemplated. Thirt.n new l.ioms
have iust been orvlerel ir.-ni Pittslield,
Mass., makiug in all.
With the commerce of the l"nitel
States and Germany aggregating nearly
1200,000,000 aunuallv it is not strange
that we should desire the friend lies feel
ing for the Fatherland.
A syndicate of htudstealers E-enis to
beactivein Tillamook couutv. It is
now trying to get through the slate una
office what it failed to teen re a short
time ago through the general land office.
Miss Rootvelt has gone t Cula, and
it is now reported that, she wnl not go
to see King Edward crowned. But
her papa is good, she may see something
that should ilease her much better on
March 4, 1005.
It cost Modoc eountv about seventeen
thousand dollars to trv the first lyncl
ing case. If the attorwy general insists
on trying the other -ases the entire
country may W sold to the State within
five years. Yreka Journal.
The Southern Pacific had already jaid
out over f 73.000 in damages V person
iniure.l or heirs of tt-rxnis killed in the
recent accident in Arizona Thi
prompt and liler.il work, and is prola
blv cheaer than lawsuit and their re
sults.
A breach-of-pronii.se mit for 1 15.CM)
damages w as filcl at SaJem lat week in
the circuit court with Kdith R. Uursell
as plaintiff, and August Lindhnlm as
defendiUit. B.-th are residents of the
Silverton neighl-rlnH.l. Mr. Lindlioliu
was married to a Miss r.isliay last Jan
uary. Several car loads of eastern eggs are
on their way to Ore;.-on. T!ii should
be stopped. Oregon is certainly capa
ble of raisiDg its own eggs and shipping
many. Asa matter i fart thousands of
dozens are shipped every year out of
Oregon, and there ought to be enough
left for home consumption.
Chas. Evans of Eugene, has received
word from McLaughlin S: Co., a New
York publishing firm, that his novel,
"Campaigning With .Summers," has
been accepted and that it will le pul
lished in book form. The story is based
on the work of the Second Oregon regi
ment in the Philippines and is said to
be a very interesting one.
A dangerous counterfeit is in circula
tion in the Willamette Valley. It is a
spurious five dollar gold piece, and is a
nerfectlv made coin. The 1n1v of it is
nickel, gold plated, and with the excep-i
1 LATEST NEWS.
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INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM.
Amendment to be Voted on at
Coming Election.
tho
British General Released. The
Kaiser and Roosevelt Exchange
Compliments. Other News.
Th following dispatch, dated. Pretoria, March 13,
has been received from Lord Kitchener:
General Methoen was broogbt to Klertsdorp today, lie is doinfj well
F.arrthintr no&nihl. is beinff doDS for blm. - -
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Th &wMr.ri are Dorzled lo accoont for tne rejeoeo 01 uwmtu
M.Knon h.,nhA eAnerallv irite credit to Dearer for acting with great
m.j.Hnn .nnrt,v iind taet. The iJailf Mail expects to sea eimer www
UH.u..v-, J - - ' . . . . 1
.1 : n -i v;i;o ninm in the Boera in excuaoaa ior tne
Ol VrOHJO OI VjruriOl 1 iijvn;u v...
British General.
MESSAGES BETWEEN KAISER AND PRESIDENT.
"WilhelmhaveD, March 12. 1002.-President of tbe United State of
America, WaahicKtuo: Now that my brother lias leit tne nospuaoie uur
of the United States homeward bound, I feel it a pleaeioi? doty to pw
. 1 a i .t.fni i 11. a n,hnlA of the German people are fcr
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tha splendid boepilality and the cordiality 01 tbe recepuoD wmcu
rAcA n ltlnee Hennr bv all classed oi tho American people.
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"5ly ootaUetched baod baa been met by you with a Drm. mamy ana
rrin- If av hearen bleee onr relation with peace and good will be-
.v.. .t n.i;nn i kosi rnmnliments and wishes to Miss
w..)in.lAn. March 12. 1902--E-nperor William, w imeimsoaen
Yonr brother'a visit to line country oas accompnsneu uiucu m -"n jopie
denth of kiDdly feeline which exists bet ween tbe two natiooe. It Uaa been
fmnai in av.r way. and I trust voa will permit me to confrrata-
. IT-
... ti.-.nnar im w iirh he naa burne ntroseii. xie u
ilMV IUU UU IUQ PUUJii ow.w L" " " - " -
K inn;.nA and heartv sTmDathT end reirara 01 an wuu ooui u u
i.n hronhi in contact. We hae welcomed him ior his own bb, uu
v 1 i v,;. mum tiMrtilv aa the reweaemauTe 01 me
we tlelw d.. maw.v - j
miehty Germau peopl- for what you have done and thank you personally
in addition for the gracious form which yonr conrtesy took.
was ac-
Alice.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT."
SOME DEMOCRATIC PARTY POLITICS.
At the coming June election the peo
ple of the State of Oregon are to decide af
very important matter. They will by
their votes either tdopt er reject a Con
stitutional Amendment embodying the
niliative and referendom, in what may
be termed a " Mild form."
The two last legislatures voted to sub
mit the proposed amendment to the
suffrages of the people at the polls.
There has been organized the Direct
Legislation League nf Oregon, whoee
avowed object is "the adoption by the
people of the initiative and referendum
amendment to the Constitution of the
state of Oregon at the general election
in June, 1002."
The pr"pod Amendment in shert and
eaeilr understood. It is printed below,
in full:
PROPOSED AWEXDMEXT TO TH COSTnT-
TIOX or TBI STAT! Of ORBftOJf.
Section 1 of Article IV of the Consti
tution of the Ptate of Oregon shall be
and herebv is amended to read as fol
lows :
Section 1. The legislative anthority
of the state shu'd be" restd In a legisla
tive assembly, consisting of a senate and
houM- of representatives, but the people
reserve to themselves power to propose
laws and amendments to the constitu
tion, and t enact or reject the same at
the polls, independent of tie Uuielative
aeeemblv, and also reserve power at
their own option to approve er reject at
the iolls any act of the lgislativeasem
blv. The first lower reserved by the
is the initiative, and not more
than eight per c -nt of the legal oters
Oiall le required t propose any meas
ure bv such 'petition, and ewy ruch
petition hall idclade the full text of the !
measure so propowd. Initiative peti- J
tions shall t filed with tbe secretary of
state not le than four months before
the election at which they are to be
voted upon. The second power is the
referendum, and it may be ordered (ex
cept as to laws necessary for the immedi
ate preservation of the rnblic peace,
health or safetv, either bv retition.'f
Second prize atCurrier's Grocery
s-A fine China Tea Set
One Ticket with every 50 cent purchase. P.hv vour Orocerics at
WILL CURRIER
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I"1 Aiwt. 0 74.i,; 10. Income in l'Jl, t70,A)-,,550.87
It hu bren tWnrv tb public for 57 rcrf m during 111 Hire (t tu p to IU
BtwAclinn KI9 .j,iJ r). Yuu n..l hc ti Ut miu It is ;.ar It Mutnal Com
pany n1 lh prfiu In in I tic porku ! b VcA.' y hollen atij not the stork holder
urance yua iil -ia lo o &'uil
! profit jrr lnir the bark
i InoreBlel in Liie Io-ur
W. J. mOO LI, of Roseburg
and ak him lo bow yon a 20 year En !omnt l.!. y. Cortty nlence Solicit
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Roseburg Steam Laundry
We are now ready lor business
with new and up-to-date machine
ry. Work will be neatly and
promptly done. Watch for our
Wagon or call 'Phone 791.
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W. A. EVERITT, Proprietor.
'ai3a's5Qo:s:ao:o:s:ao:0cr2S2!
5 OO
einl by five per cvut of tlt leal vot-! T
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WHITE HOUSE
Hocta. COFFEE Jav4-
vith yonr breakfast. It has a flavor that's all
its own you don't get it in any other brand.
KRUSE & XEWLiW,
Sole Agents,
Hoseburg. Oregon
All kinds of fruit
and Country a
Produce Bought
and Sold. . .
ers. t i-y me ley.eiauve assemmy as
other bill" are enacted- Referendum j
jvtitions shall be filed with tlie mtp
tary d state not more than ninety days,
after the final adjournment of tbe ee-'
iiB of the legislative assembly which J
pased the bill on whieh the referendum
is demand-l. The veto prmer of tbe
;ovemr shall not extend to mees-ures
referred to ths pw.ple. All elections on
m.MSiires referreI to the people of the
state shail ! J-ad at the biennial rejro
lar ceneral elections, except when the
lepslative a.mbly shad orler a sjecial
eloctiii. Ai'y meisure re'erred to the
pe-iple sha'.l take effort ai:d l-ouie the
Ian- when it is approved by a majority of
the votes cast thereon, and not other
wise. Thestvleof all bills shall be:
Washisgtos, March 14-The Clerelan J winK of the democratic parly is
-i 1.: . oKo, nr rwiliuea having for its object the elimina
qUlBl ly WUI'U UUl c.utujv r r
t:.n 9 Tr ran and ibe Rilvpr is&oe from Democratic councils.
It is propoeed that tbe appeal to tbe people bball be ma!e oo the tanfl
.r,.t and the l'hilu nine onetion,
. ' n rrUn,l id fnrd for tne leader bT senators and
oeuai'A uuiiuuuvi
congresemea who are in tooch with tbe moTement.
GHER CARRIES HIS HOME COUNTY.
vi 1.1c TKa Runnhlirm r-rwiuct uri marie were held in
BiUSl, nucu i r -
Tnrn Miiint todav.
The contest narrowed down to a fiht ror the delegation ueiween uw
fortroirvrnoracdei-Sheiiff Wr.gbtmao for attorney genera.. 00m aiiOU
cjority 1 evident n
All uf the first prcr.net bear J Xrom Hive ineir aejegauoun m wW.
WOLSELEY GOES TO THE CAPE.
-Ik- it enacted by the iop!e of tlie tate
t , iarM, ll Trfird Wolselev. commander 10 cuiei 01 toe olOrwnc." This section shell not be
for Sonth Africa today. construed to deprive any member of the
he commaDaer-iQ-cuiei (juw uo 1 v hi" v -
that hia trip is tnxlnce any measure. Tlie whole num
ber of votes cast fr pjsUce of the
supreme court at the regular election
last preceding the filing: of any petition
for t e initiative or lor tbe reterenoum
shall be the basis ou which the number ;
of legal voters neeessary to sign such
petition shall I counted. Petitions
and orders f'r the inititiative and for!
the referendum shall be filed with the!
a-.. .'
eecretsrv of state, al in submitting tne
same to the people he a in I all other offic
er" shall le guided by the general laws
...A TBN CSWTS EACH LIST.
Authors an instn.ctive chil 'n-r" j:;,i!!e: r.i'aacei sprirc. weighs 51he;
Coat Hangers that keep your .it in i' t i-.n-i: C:irlir.z Irons f-r the
ladies : Ihiru that stockiu ""Ti e I : 1". iw-aters ti'.at are u;t '"dead
b-ats" :!ue we can hd y .! i:h I-Pa.-: H.rt Hru-he yi-u know;
Lenip Chimney mov AiD r-aiy: I.e.-.rl iVn-.-iL a wt-.'-'e diien;
MaceinethS tiat make yo;ir i.i: !.:ne ran ea-y: Taper Ki;s rememler
tlie price ; Pot. Sick and Kettle Prainer ''jiiarre;. ! we don't'; Rack,
the Soap and Sponsv : scap th;t n.ike shaviug a pleasure Wiiiiam's;
Tracing W heel ti e latt-t adjustable.
We mean to show you just where kindness is the motto used.
'ews is what -co ill ft ad here. Orders frni a d;.-;ar..-e promptly filled.
Unless you vinit our st ."v when in need of Farniji.iiif-, Nations, stationary,
etc., vvmi will niake a mi;Uke-
i "The Racket Store
" 4
It ie Biven ont that
i.nt ih lelief ia enrreot and Kenerally expressed
beina: raade in order to report the exact state of affaire to the war office.
BRITISH LINES BROKE BY CATTLE.
ti.r- March 14. The Boera escaped Snnday from tbe net being
, ihm bv the British troops in the Orange River Colony.
? he 3oer9 stampeded big bands of cattlo through the British lines aod
fol'.ovrvd tbem oat.
THE USUAL STRIKE RESULT.
Bostok Uarcb 1. My f ,b farmer employee have been refused ani the act submitting this amendment j
t'neir old tdaces in tie huodling of freight at docks and railroad freight until legislation shall be especialiy pre-,
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With the advent of Spring
We announce tbe arrival of Spring Goods
throughout all our various lines.
Kuying for two stores in larj-? p:a :ti:ies enal les us to prx"ure
the bet possible prices. V. nvt believe it boasting w hen we
say: We think we are in a p-sition to MEKT ALL COMPETI
TION. New arrivals ia
Embroideries, Laces, Dress Goods.
I'rints, rercaics, men's i ur
nishings and Shoes.
for doty,
c r . . . i.i ... ik I V. . ultlamant nf tr.ll
In conseaaenee therfl W Rrew a.seausiacuou
tion of its light weight, is so perfect as Ijriia 6Q(J the men may go rot "gam
to deceive experts when new. It bears'
QoodCeek Wanted.
Also earrv a full lino
of OAUOEN and
FIKLD SEEDS
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We're Selling; Shoes
HAVE YOU SEEN 'EM, THE
NEW SPRING STYLES IN ALL
'1 HE LATEST SHAPES AND'
LEATHERS AT
S1.50 to $4.00
...FLINT'S SHOE STORE...
! the date IROfi, and has the milling of lfs
genuine coin. Business men would J0
well to keep their eyes open for this c jin.
Timber Frauds in Lane Couni y.
Eugene, March M. Alex Crawford
and H. E. Staples, government timber-
land inspectors, returned to; Eugene
last night from the Lake creek .country,
out in the western part of the county,
where they went several days ago to
look into alleged frauds in connection
with the government timhvr-hv.id business.
The gentlemen report that hey have
fonnd flagrant violation of t the law.
They state that they found 37 claims in
that vicinity which have been sold or
contractedjfor before being paroven up
on.
They say that they intend to make ex
amples of the offenders in th ese cases
amino doubt trouble will t-nsue in a
short time.
.9
Hints to Housewives.
Half the battle in good cooking, is to have good
fresh Groceries, and to get them promptly
when ou order them. Call up 'Phone No. 181,
for gof 6 goods and good service.
C. W. PARKS & CO.
you
you
you
you
you
you
want to buy a farm
want furnished rooms
want to buy a house .
want to rent a house
waut to build a house
want to move a house
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Resebu
A Snap.
fno.Vi n nri r&A o nrl iirli to?! oA
vav uvauvai.ua - vibjiitnu n a v 1 v
land, with good house, barn, chicken
house, and other out buildings, a well o
good water with a pump. This land is
situated four miles north of Wilbur, on
main road to Oakland. Thore are three
acres of garden. 12 acrea with . brush
slashed and burned, sown to grass ;
fifty acres under fence: there are 60
fruit trees on the place. The timber is
oak and fir. A good home at a bargain.
Apply to, Da. E. DuGas,
nilO Koseburg, Oregon.
Nasal
CATARRH
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In all Its stag tli are
ahould be cleaniicen.
Ely'i Cream Balm
cleanMe, aootbea and heals
tba diaeased membrane.
It com catarrh and drive
way a cold In the head
colcklr.
r ream Balm la placed Into the nostrils, epreedi
over tbe membrane and If absorbed. Rialaf ia Im
mediate and a cure follow. It is not drjine doe
not produce uneexing. Large BUe, 60 centt at Drug-
SWEEPING STATEHOOD BILL.
r vr.,i, 11 Th UnnA committee on states baa anlhor
n ibui.uiv.i, uvu w - -
:,j .,a,on of a hill Droridinir for the admission ol
IUO mava-w - 7
Arizona and New Mnxico to ei aiehood.
A territorial form of goternment ia pronded lor inaian errnory,
DIRECT VOTE FOR SENATORS.
WMmmerox, March 11-Senator lenrte of Pennsylvania has giten
.. v:. ;.t;on in introduoe a resolution for a constitutiooal amend
ment profiding for the election of United States aenatora by a direct
vote of tbe people.
FAVOR MITCHELL BILL.
Washikotov. March H-Theeenate committee on immigration baa
oxreed to report favorably the Mitchell bill tor utupeae exciowon.
ON TO KLONDIKE.
Rfittt. nrit. il-Tlterosh to the Klondike gold mines is fairly on-
The city ia fnll of stranger I syin in snppliea and otherwise making pre p-
erations to learo for the northern goto neias.
Three hundred left by the City of Seattle yesterday.
We want a cood cook for our lv?ing
camp aod are offering per month.
Would prefer to haw a man, but if we
could get a good strong woman w ho is a
irocd cook . would be willing to try her.
Oklahoma, tl lirty nin in the camp in summer.
but at this season oi tne year wo nay
onlv ten men employed. The camp will
run at least three years, so tne posiren
would be a good one for the right per
son. Apply to, G Hoixa Mux Co.,
0. 15. Hixsoalk, Mgr.,
inl3 Gardiner, Ore.
ijllillll
Politician t the Bar.
One of the campafgt i stories that float
ed through the cloak r oom recently says
the Washington Tost, '. related to Senator
Fairbanks of Indiana , and Goverpor
Miaw of Iowa, tlie new y appointed sec
rets: y of the treasury . According to
the story these twoorab irs were stump
ing Kentucky.
After a succenfnf met ting the Ken
tucky Colonel who had he two republi
can statesman ia ehariw. invited them
into the hotel barroom 4 some refresh
ments. "What will you l&vtV he asked Sen
ator Eairbanks.
"A little cold ApciIiBrf," was the
reply.
. "And you?" sairV the host? to Gover
nor Shaw (who is to ttood M.etfaoiTH, "d
resides in one of (he liest dairy counties"
of the Hawkeye State.)
: "I think I s'hi ill have a glass of butter
milk." The bartend a tnrued to tio Ktyituck
Un. r
he
heaved a
"What shall I-givc you, Colonel?"
askea.
Tlie Kentucky gentleman
long sigh.
"Under the circumstances," he said,
"I guess you can give me a piece of pie."
Has Two Wives.
PlfilPLES
a nl other eruptions which max the akin
are more than a disfigurement and an
noyance; they are a positive detriment,
to the business interests and social suc
cesses oi uie man
they mark. Oth
er things being
equal, the man
with a smooth
skin and clear
complexion will
find it easier to
get a good posi tion
or a good
wife than the
man whose face
bows the unpn
ritv of his blood.
That's the real
point. The blood
is bad. And for
that very reason
anv treatment
which is design
ed to cleanse the
skin must
cleanse the
blood.
Dr. Pierce'i
Golden Medical
Discovery cleanse the blood from the
imnuritiM which brwd lid
Thos. F. Simpson, a book keeper, the
hnsbnnd of her who w as formerly Miss
Kateuereauo.Asniana .u ,.. r
San Francisco, charged with embe wle- inaTa5 other diseases which have
innnt and ainrn his arrest it has appear- I ,v,.ir rnw in imnure blood.
ed that he has two wives, Kate Defeat t The sole motive for substitution la to
. . .. . ot. :.i ...! fwnnit ine neaier tomaac iuc muc uiuis
nomg tlie secona. Aney are w.u u, - (J q( leM mttiiOTioaa
together daily to the jail to visit Simp-1 S.edlcineav. He gain a Yon lose. There-
son and are on frieiully terms. Mrs.
Simpson, nee DePeatt, explains that as
lonr &h tliiv are satisfied it is no ene
else's business. Simpson and Mrs.
Simpson the first are bothell advanced
in age.
Churchill A Woolley are having a fine
trade in the U. S. Oreain Searators.
The progressive farmer will discard the
old fashioned milk pan tuethvd of cream
69pwauuu,
: .. . . ,
fore, accept no substitute ior -voiucu
Medical Discovery."
I have used your Htolden Mikml Wkowty
In a caw ol acroruia, ana enrra wn.
w,n n Shamhlin. of Rov. Cherokee rtanoo,
Ind. Territory. I took 6 bdUea of it for nij
kivi I had'rlnffworma'oo aa and I would
h. .Wm.. AT .nit ,Hp
ad they were on m when I caaimcacrd ttn
7 . . ...ji i iu -kuti tank I hem
-women " , .
way, and 1 haven't been bothered anymore."
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cleanse
the bowels and ntunulaU ths sluggish
liver.
Highest prices paid ior F.pzs, Chickens, and all Farm Produce.
N. SELIG, Myrtle Creek, caiSJo
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From A to Z we know the Spray Pump Business. You
will certainly find the pump you want iu our stock. See the
Celebrated New Bean
"Torrent Pump"
The best Spray Hose, Nozzles and Dunne's
Solid Prepared Sprays.
Churchill
Woolley
Advertise
In the.
Plaindealer
If Jido i'titaowPAT
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