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INVESTIGATION
OF EXPRESS RATE
IS UNDER WAY
Catarrh
Is a Constitutional Disea«?»
NI-KLIN
NEAL’S
Grand Pre-Inventory Sale
PLEA OF GUILTY
It originates in impure blood and
requires constitutional treatment, aciing
through and purifying the blood, for its
radical and permanent cure.
Ibe
grealeot constitutional remedy is
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
This afternoon in the Justice court In neuaJ HquW form or in chocolated tab
William Davis and Jos. Jacobs, who lets known as 6areatabs. ltOdosesil.
Nasal and other local forma of catarrh
were among the seven men arrested
last Saturday for violating the local are promptly relieved by Antlee^lets or
option law, ehnngod fhefr plea of not Catarrlete, ¿Oc.. «lrugglst»- or mad,
O. I. Hood Co., Lowell, Maoe.
guilty to that of fguilty and were
ea^ti fine* *!•• and costs. Jaeob«.
who had a goTwrnmero license to sell
San Francisco, Dec. 27.—Interstate
Commerce Commissioner Franklin K.
Dane today began an Investigation of
the complaint that the Wells Fargo
Mxprees Company Is guilty of discrim
ination, concealing its rates, and oth
er viaiaxions of the interstate com
merce law.
The •oiuplalnt was filed by the
ner, ate spMidlng the holidays with Commercial Assoc latten of San Fran-
fvlat+voe la tkl* eJty.
Brmnle lesser same up tr*i» Ka
lama, Wash., yenterday to attend
the funeral et bls father.
Mrs. David Markley, of Cottage
Grove, was an arrival on the itoee-
bnrg local at noon today.
Arthur and Emo Hendershott
went to Junction City t«jday to play
for a dance there tonight.
Mrs. Dora Mode went to Portland
I on the delayed flyer last night to
visit friends a day or so.
S. B. Davidson, who is now em-
ployed in a grocery store at Tacoma,
is visiting bls relatives here.
Miss Hazel Graham came up from
Portland yesterday to visit tier bro
ther, David, and numerous friends.
Mrs. William O’Malley, of Port
land, arrived here yesterday to visit
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wald.
Miss Pearl Miller is up from Port
land visiting her father, Philip Mil
FRANKLIN K. LANE.
We «»fft* you
ler and sister. Mrs. R. J. Kirkwood.
<»ur
wr ««'lit on any
Miss Goldie Mumma, of Irving, af
NI kmh for
All *1.<HI
"
ter a visit with Miss Pansy Maurer cisco, which is composed of thirty
. . . . lOc
All «1.35 HI mmw for
in Eugene, returned home this fore wholesale and retail dry goods firms
NltC
All « I ,50 «11008 I ,r
noon.
The company mak- s a general denial
$ 1.30
All *1.75 SI km ' h for
Miss Emma Green, who is teaching and also mak“s the countercharge
Mt Itarguin
7ftc
All *2.00 Sli«x*x for
in t'ae Roseburg public schools, is In that the association resorted to sub
CANNED CORN
And Mo ou through
Eugene spending the holidays at terfuge in order to secure unjust
home.
3 cans Riandarti Corn
rates in its own favor.
MEX’S TltOI’NERH LWHH 1-4.
RlTiBEIt lUMH'N AT LESH HI
for *1.40, »2.00
Mrs. L. Gilstrap arrived home this
2 rana Pr«-f<'rH«l Slock Corn
PER CENT
kaxxi PantM for M«*n at a «lis-
afternoon from Finley. Wash., where
CHARLES N. FOWLER.
A k < mm ! tiux* to buy.
CANNED TOMATOES
she has been visiting for several
Men’s la«li«-«' la y«' und chlldrvn'« .'oiini of 25 |«-r cent off thè n’gu*
lar
prie«'.
lliiblx r boot« an«l II vivh I m *» at a
Chntnnan of the he use committee on weeks.
3 cana Standard Tomato«*«
All *1.25 Troiiwr« n«>w
. . . Ole 2 cana |>ref«'rr«‘<l Stock
IJMHHN' IIIIENS NKIRTH
Dr. J. Christie went to Cottage
discount of It* |M'r «ent.
banking.
’’
«1.111
All
«1.50
TrouM
’
ra
no»
.
Grove yesterday to
Inspect some
' «2.50 Skirt« now
«
»1.50
<
ALK'OEH
5«
PER
YARD.
All
«2.00
Trouoera
now
stock that I* being shipped from there
CATSUI’H
«3.50 Skirl«, . . . . now N
SI
.8«
«2.50
Trottami
for
..........
liquor, turned ft over to Chief of Po- to California.
All 7c |H-r y«l 1‘rliit« . . ..............5c
«5.IHI Skirt« now ........... «
25c imiti«* CutMip, now ........... 20c
«3.<!O Tr<>U««*ni for «2.25.
I. E. and T. B. Hooker, of Polk
n i-i<
Jlco Farrington.
«<1.00 Skirt« n«>w ............. *
All H 1-3 |x r i«l I’l iiil»
15c bottle Ciitaup, now
.12 1-2
Washington, Dec. 26.—Not since
Ewry
pair
of
trouaer«
rc«lu<-<
’
«l
county, are here at the bedside of
Yonng Found Guilty
«7.50 Skirt« how
«
OUTING ELANNEIXs FOR LEHN In «ani«' prwporUon.
The trial of William Young, the their brother. Prof. W. J. Kooker, the day preceding the passage of the
STA IM H EH
LAD1EH' PkTTTICOATN
keeper of a restaurant at the corner who is very ill.
All 7 Mini M l-II Outing*
fl l-4c
personnel law ten years ago has the
pkg. Litwrly Corn Starch... 7c
HATN LEHN 25 PER CENT
Dr. and Mrs. C. V. Littler, of Ai
of West Seventh and Olive streets,
H 1-3«
$11 lOc Outings now
• Petticoat« now ................ «Oc
Pkg. Pop
I •op ('<»m
Com Starch .......... He
M«' ii ’ h , Boy«’ and Clill«lr«'ns'
! was held in the justice court toady, bany, are visiting at tile home of feeling between the line and staf'
10«
Pf'tticout« now ..............OHc
.All 12 l-2< Outing* now
«■
pkg. King’* Foul (Virn Starch Ik*
Hat« at i-l «iff tli*> rvigular |>ri<'v.
•and
the jury found him guilty after Mrs. Littler's parents, Hon. J. F. officers of the navy been so acute as
• 150 IXNticoat« now . .......... «1.20
pkg. Liberty (ilouM Starch . . 7c
Ill Y NOW AND HAVE
KIMONA CIXtTIIS AT A BIG
being out only about a minute. Sen Robinson. In Eugene.
»1.(10
today as the result of the refusal of
*2 OO PeltkviMta now .
pkg. King* ford (>I oma Starch. W c
Mrs. H. C. Morris and Miss Zelma admiral Brownson to transmit or
tence will be pronounced tomorrow
in;i>i t TioN
•2 50 Petticoat«
now »I.OH
LISTEN!
I>kg. Lump Starch..................... 7c
for noon. The Jury consisted of the Scobert, of Portland, who have been
«3.00 Pettie «at» now . . , .»2.45
20 per «•«•nt off on < ’rash Tow«'l-
Extra heavy velvet finish Kimo
Mr
pkg Elastic Ntarch .
following: S. M. Yornn, J. W. Bar visiting their mother, Mrs. Scobert, ders from his superior officer, the
«1.50 Pettleml« now ........... «3.25
na doth, regular 15c ami 2Or Ing an«l Towels.
Me
I»kg Celluloid Ntarch
president of the United States, as
ringer, A. C. Jennings, Warren Luck- returned home today.
grade*; lawutlful aoMirtmtut re-
— '
a naval surgeon to the com-
Miss Daisy Ixiomls, who has been st tgnipg
, ey. W. B. Wing and W. J. Warnock.
HOSIERY OF ALL KINDS.
SOAPS
■lu<e«l to yard 12 l-3c.
•
liana' of vessels in the navy.
| The defendant was represented by L. visiting her parents, Dr. and Mrs. man
I Or
Istftlea’ anil clillilrrn'H wool and
12 l-2c FLuinelettes now
7 berw Golden Star Soap .
25c
Differences between the line and
M Travis and the state by District C. B. noomts, In Eugene, left today
off
cotton ho«c at a reduction.
25c
7 bar*. Silk Soap ............
staff just at the beginning of the
Attorney G. F. Sklpworth and City on her return trip to Seattle.
»3.50 TEDDY BEAR (X)ATN *2.«r. 12 I-2c per pair lloee at...........lOc
Oírsete.
off
fl I mhw Crystal White Soap
25c
Misses Fannie Montgomery and congressional session may have a bad
Attorney 8. D. Allen
(1OTTON HLANKF7TN
• Il ItiblxitiM.
off
Irte | kt |mlr Hour nt . ... 12 I 2«
fl bum A. IL Naptha Soap
25c
Rebecca Hewitt, of Acme, arrived effect upon the legislation to secure
Lina Will Appeal
off
Wmpivi«,
.......... I fl 3-8 5 tars Fela Na|Ulia Soap
H5c ltlaiik«N» now........................ fl5c 2<k- per |mlr Hw at
25c
Thos. Linn, found guilty Tuesday here this afternoon from Portland, four great battleships, cruisers and
off
Huwliiator*.
»1.00 Riattitela n««w
HOr 25«' per pnlr H«e«> at ............ 2Or
other war vessels. Through the pub
of selling liquor at his place above where they have been visiting.
Isoli«*’ Uniste.
off
TOBACCO«.
»1.25 lllank«'!« now
«1.00 4©c per pair lie-», at ................. 2Hc
Verne Callison, secretary of the lished statement of Surgeon-General
the restaurant la the Frasier build
off
■II I’mitrella*.
»1.50 Blanketa now........... «1.1H 50«- twT i«ilr Hone at ..................IWc
1 II» plug Star Tobacco.......... 45c
ing at the corner of Sixth and Wllltm- Commercial club, returned today Rlxey the merits of the doctor’s side
•II Hwcwters.
off
*2.00 ItlankctM now........... «1.50
1 lb. plug Climax Tolmera ...45c
ette streets, was fined $200 this from Pleasant Hill, where he has of the case have been clearly set
PEIM’ALEH HHt LEHH
off on Imre < urtalna.
1 |b. plug llur»' NI mm * Tobacco 45c
morning by Judge Bryson, He will been recuperating from hts recent forth and the line officers believe in
WtMILEN ItLANKETN
All 12 1-2c P«*calea at.......... IO«"
1
lb
phig
Battle
Ax
Tobacco.
.
ilrtc
FANCY HI I.KN FOR W A INTN
common fairness they should have a
appeal the case to the circuit court.
illness.
•
»3.50 Blankm» now ............ «2.75
All Irte Peral«* i«t............... 12 1 2c
Mrs. Bud Kompp and children re hearing, but are embarrassed by rea
• 1.50 lllanket«
now
«3.50
Wo tut«.* IM'verni I tn lidi« Hili' silk
All IHc l’«,rcal«’a at........................ 15<-
ARM A H AMMER St IDA, PKG. 5c
turned home to Junction .City this son of the fact that Admiral Brown-
«5.50 Itlanket* now
«1.50
*«l«t pattern* limi will I m - mu-rl-
CEREALS
afternoon, after having spent Christ son preceded his resignation by a
+
*
<» lll.i nk < I■ BOVI
$ •
G1NSIIAMH HIR LEBH
♦
»
♦
♦
flcetl. HO,- I ht yunl taken th«' *1
3 pkg«. Violet Oat« for
25c
*
♦ mas with Mrs. Knmpp’s parents, Mr cold, clear, logical presentation of the
gtMMln; Ort ceniH take* I lie *1.2»
Amonlovig Apron Gingbain«, yd,
1 pkg. Violet Wheat, for
. . I Or
1’KliSOXAI.N
♦ and Mrs. B. S. Hyland.
reasons why he objected to the as
IIIBIt < ARPET WAKP, 3 >« ll>.
giMxIn ami nt »1.15 III«' ynnl you
H 1-»c.
1 pkg 5 minute Mush .
I Oc
F
♦
signment of a physician to command
(XFTTON IIATTING HHl LI ss
gel the *1.50 |M'f ynnl gixxln.
A. F. C. Ilr,-»«« Gingham, y«l.
11c
1 pkg Ralston Breakfast F«xxl 15c
a naval ship, even though the vessel
* *
♦ + ♦ ♦
Our 20c, 25c ami 40«' lutti« are
(From Saturday's Guard).
2 pkgH. Cream of Wheat . . . ,35c
was exclusively devoted to hospital
I1OLIDAY CHINA W ARE AT 2 ynrds wlile ami 2 l-i< yarsl« long
:i pkg«. Dr. I*rice’a F«xxl........... 25c
Rev. M. C. Wire left this noon for use. Applications at. the White House
(From Friday’s Daily.)
Il A LF PRICE
jUHt thè «i*e of your <|tilll..............
5 pkgH. Energy, (same aa Grape-
Isaac Jones, of Cottage Grove, is points north.
have been made for copies of Brown-
Ll*t«-n:~ ■
We «lon’t stop to conoliler wliat
. Nut«) . . .
25c
In the city.
Rev. G. S. O. Humbert went to son’s refusal, it being clearly impos
fl WM' goosia COMt UH.
W* IllUHt
All 1Oc liuti« now ................ H 1-3c
1 pkg. Egg-O-Nce Lx!................... lOc
D. E. Wills, of Cottage Grove, was Albanv •’■'» son
sible for Brownson or any of hi3 line
hâve the H|m«'e tlwy «x'eupy mi oui
All 2Oc Ralla now .................. Illc
1 pkg. Columbia Oat« for . . 3Oe
in the city today.
Dr.
.«i. liavts ««at tu Aiuauy officers to make public a copy of the
lliey go al juM ou«- huit llu- régu
All 25«' llatt» now...................... 20«'
1 pkg. Columbia Wheat for . 3Oc
Strand
Long
is
down
from
his
farm
letter without incurring the risk of
today on business.
lai' prive.
All 40c llntt« now*......................32c
We «Io a« w e advert I m *.
on Camp Creek.
L. P. Horton returned this after court-martial on charges of disre
Peter Colgaard, the Elmira m er-
spect toward a superior officer, the
noon from a trip north.
chant, Is in the city.
i nitec. States. So
of tne
the United
Ex-Sherfff A. J. Johnson, of Cres president v eu
C. M. Young returned last night
they can bnly look for a change in
well, was In the city today.
from a trip to Portland.
C. H. Pickett, the Springfield mer the executive mind, or a congression-
Lester Tozier returned this noon
al investigation, which will develop
chant, was In the < tty today.
from a trip to Creswell.
W. S Brook, of Medford, arrived all the facts.
Mr. and Mrs. 1!. L. Gbbs are home
In the absence of the text of
here this morning on business.
from a visit to Portland.
Brownson's letter it may be said that
R.
O.
Brady
came
down
from
his
C. M. Densmore returned this af
his objection ¡3 two-fold, in that like
farm at Creswell this forenoon.
ternoon from a trip north.
every line officer he believed that su
Miss
Oiga
Martin
came
down
from
Msss Genevieve Thorpe is visiting
bordination of any line officer, no
Creswell on the noon train oday.
tn Portland for a few days.
matter how low in grade, to a staff
Sam
Robinson
was
a
passeng-r
to
Gordon Moores arrived up from
officer on shipboard is a bad policy
Portland
on
the
noon
train
today,
Salem yesterday afternoon.
J. Kavanaugh, nianag’r of the lo- and subversive of naval discipline,
Alex Lewis and wife were In the
cal
offl-e of the Singer Sewing Ma- but a stronger objection, to his mind,
«■II, resigned, and Miaa Bradford will
city front Deerhorn yesterday.
chine
Company, returned this noon was that the proposed action is ille
begin her work nail we«>k up. u the
A. J. Gillette and family are home
gal.it being forbidden by law or naval
from
a
trip south.
reop. nlng of the public school* utter
from their visit In Portland.
regulation to assign a staff officer
the holiday». The new principal has
Henry Beaman, of Elkton, Doug to the command of ships. The staff
I. H Bingham was a passenger to
| b«<en in Prineville. She Is an East-
las county, is in the city on business. officers believe this feature to be de
Cot ’age Grove this afternoon.
; ern teacher, of fine appearan«'«'. and
Claud Spencer returned this noon I
F. H. CiSper and Earl Hill nrrived batable.
, has some spl. udld recommendations.
from a trip to Cottage Grove.
down from Cottage Grove last night.
Tit» pencil pushers tif Douglas
New York, Dec 28. While Police!
Jesse Bond returned vesterdny af-!
H. W. Manon acme down from mas at the home of her father, H op .
county have railed for a meeting of
Lieutenant Roy C, Cavani and two ternoon from a trip to Portland.
Wendling
on the local this forenoon. J. J. Walton, in Eugene
all the newspaiiers In that county for
New York detective* were attempt
A. L. It >ney, the Goshen merchant.
1. T. Nicklln went to Portland on
today to organlz«« a newspaper or-
Mrs.
Fannie
Berger and child went the local this morning. His wlfo and
ing t» arrest Nlcclo llonnano, an al was In the city today-between treins.
to
Roseburg
this
afternoon
on
a
visit
ganlzatlon, In an effort to elevate
leged murderer, at Kingsland. N J.,
Alf Dillard is up from Salem
daughter. Miss Nina, have been vis
Pekin. De. 2s Horae«' Mc ♦ the work of the newa-gatherer. There
New Haven, Dec. 28. Rev. Anson Bonnano »hot Cavani and then hlmk
Claud Spencer went to Portlai d iting there several days.
spending the holidays with hl* folk*.
Kinley. wanted In Oregon in ♦ are seven or eight papers In Douglas Phelps Stokes, secretary of the Yale self
Cavani will probably live, but
Matt Dora, of Ashland, is visiting today to spend Sunday with his sis
Mrs. Mary Rogers, wife of the jan
connection with the land ♦ county.
corporation, ha* named William Da Honnano in believed to be fatally
S. N. Gibson and family for a few ter.
itor at the Central school, left this
land frauds, who escaiied No ♦
vis
Ely.
a
retired
lawyer
living
at
Nesbit,
of
Deelhorn.
waa
a
At Lethbridge, Alberta, ’.«ecause
wounded.
days.
T. A.
morning for Southern California
vember 11 last from the au ♦ they believed that a prominent citi Providence, as the oldest living Yale
Grover Ixing arrived ■here today pleasant caller at The Guard office points to spend the winter.
thorities al Mukden, altera ♦ zen had been murdered In a Chinese graduate, thus settling a controver- i
from Seattle to visit his folks a few today
E. K. Chapman and wife, of Lo
he was Incarcerated pending ♦ reataurant, 1500 men raided the Ori *y of long standing
Ely was horn
day A
William Rennlngcr and wife cam«* rane. left this morning for home af
the arrival of an officer from ♦ ental quarter late W«>dnesday night in 1815 and was a member of the
Andy Nelson and son came down down from Marcóla last night on the ter spending a few days In Eugene
America, has been recaptured ♦ and left a wreck behind. Restau clas* of 1836 Two alumni are older
from Cottage Grove on the noon train local.
with friends and relatives. Mr Chap
at Harbin
♦ rants and laundries were smashed, than Ely. They are George Spencer
today.
R. J. Kirkwood left this after- man Is a prosperous farmer and saw
♦ doors ami windows and entire fronts Gias*, ’37. of Corning. N. Y , and
Miss
Katherine
Milltron
came
up
! noon on a trip to Grants Pass and mall man.
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ of buildings being reduced to splin Cheater Batton. of the class of ’39. of
from Junction City this afternoon on j way points.
Drain Nonpareil:
Miss Anna
Both were born
ters. The regular police of the town Concordia, Kansas
Oklahoma
City.
Dre.
28
A
»pec-
a
visit.
XEWS XtlTFN
M A
McKibben arrived dowt. Johnson, of Eugene, spent Christ
were powerless, and a brigade of In 181«.
, lai dispatch from Henrietta say* that
J. Benner Is tip from Lebanon. I fgrora Cottage Grove on the nojn mas at her home In Drain. She re
mounted police had to be called out
; all I* quiet, but the people are In a where he is engaged in teaching , tralr today.
turned yest relay, accompanied bv
Miss Ethel Bradford ha* been tu quell the riot.
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
state of alarm The few negroes llv- school.
elected principal <>f the Albany high
Mrs. R. H. Tuck r, of Eugene, who her sister. Miss Gertie, who will visit
♦
Ing
there
hav«>
left,
and
no
armed
C. C Mulkey, of Pleasant Hill, ar-j
school. to succeed Mrs Frank Pow-
in Eug>ne several days.
♦
DIED.
negro*,« can be found
It I* not b«'- rived home today from a trip to Polk I has been visi'ing her mother, Mrs.
Mrs. R. A. Bcot.i went to Portland
Dempster, in Eugene, left today for
•
—
♦
lleved that troeps will be needed.
county.
'
today to meet Mr Booth, who Is o,t
her home.____________
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
Editor S. L. Moorhead, of the June-,
Williams Indian
Pile Ointment
Rev O. A Stillman l«f’ this after hts way home from Washington. D.
♦ tfon Times, came up on the afternoon
At bl* home near Crow. DtH'ember
will cure blind, bleeding and Itching
noon
for Lorane to. hold services C., where he has been as a witness in
♦ train today.
the freight rate case before the in
there tomorrow.
piles. It absorb* the tumors, allay* 26. 1907, Thoma* McCulloch, aged ♦ CXI.IFOIlXI 1 oil.
Miss Vivian Cartwright, of New- i
♦
79 years, 7 month* and 15 day*,
terstate commerce commission-.
Itching at once. act* a* a poultice, from i>ar«ly*ls. Ha was an old res ♦
A. Middleton and wife arr’vel in
T own bi rxixg ♦ port, was an arrival here yesterda; !
♦
Eugene
last
night
from
Malta,
Ohio,
gives Instant relief.
William*’ In ident of laine county, having lived
♦ afternoon.
♦
Fresno. Dec 28
Fl*« |R ♦
Mis* Maud Lewis came down front j and may locate here.
dian Pile ‘Vlntiuent I* prepared for at Crow for many years He lc»v,'s ♦
menacing
the
town
of
Coali-
• ITT LE
♦
a
brother
and
several
other
relative*
Donna
on the Wendling local this I
The Misses Freeman and Losee ♦
piles and Itching of the private part*
♦ • na. one of the oil centres of
MARRIED.
at Crow «nd vicinity
The funeral
♦ forenoon
returned on the Roseburg local this
Sold l.y I.Inn Drug Co . by mail SOc • III be ht'ld Sunday with Interment ♦ Southern California Several ♦
♦
♦
H. A. Sehwerlng, wife and son re forenoon from a trip south.
♦ buildings have burned and
• u«l fl oo
Wllllatu* Mtg
Co. tn the Crow cemetery.
A Weu n came up from Portland ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
♦ the fire Isspreuilng A later ♦ turned home today from a visit at
props., Clevtland. O
♦ Woodburn.
*
on the afternoon train today,
He
♦ dlspateh reports the fire c.
At the residence of the bride’s pa
Dr. W W. Oglesby, of Cottage was accompanied by his wife.
The Cottage Grove («rader and ♦ trolled with nominal )o*a. >n- ♦
rents. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Job. near
♦ Grove, arrived here this afternoon
Nugget have been »old by F J Hard
Mr*. D. A. Paine an«t grandson Madison. December 25, 1907, Miss
rtgvlaU the Bowrm. Purely V«gr*»bu.
♦ from the north.
to W C Conner and D j Dubrullle. ♦
went to Cottage Grove thia afternoon Mary l.ia Job and Arthur W Gam-
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
Wm Grime* came up from Harrl»- to
•
ho
will
take
charge
of
the
business
*neod Sunday with friend*.
WLHLL SMALL DOSE SMALL MICE
Mirg yesterday afternoon on a »hort
I mell. of Heppner, Re*. O. A. Stillman
of the two partera < n January t ‘ Mr HR IDI.FA
’N» n |T1«»N'
Alex Lewis came down from his officiating
The happy couple will
For Infants
Ch.tdren.
trip, returned today
Conner
was
formerly
editor
of
the
Genuine Must Bear
old home on th* Mohawk on the make their home at Heppner. Ore.
IV
PETTIBONE
<
’
1SE
T.
B.
Davidson
went
to
Halsey
to-'
Roseburg
Plaindealer
and
I*
now
In
‘RTERS
Fac Strmle Signatur*
Il Kind gf
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day to visit hi* mothsr. who is 83 : Wendling In-al this fo-’n.x>n.
bu*ine«s In Cottage Grove tb?Ü .o'*' ”
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At the home of Joseph Bradford,
year* old today.
Herman Schmitt, local representa
iitbrulllr
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pr«**ent
manager
Bori the
tn* drpothlona concern Inn th»> Brad*
Mrs. J. J. Moore went to Drain tive for A. C Ruby, th* horse dealer, west of Elmira, Dwembrr 26. 1907,
le Nugget anil Leader
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John
8. Bentlsy and Mrs. Msry Mc-
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yesterday afternoon y* visit rela went to Portlau I today on businet*.
it wanapermen of a grx*ai d al of p »«1 the entire
forenoon wss.on of live* a f«w days.
,,«e« oy the Peace T. A.
Ml** Hattie Walton has returned
« » per. e nee.
-.RIFOSE SUBSTITUTES.
i the Pettibone trial today.
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J. W. Baker and family, of Tar-. to S.at.lc, afttr having spent Chrlat- Fountain officiating.
Commencing Monday, December 30th,
and Closing Tuesday, January 14th.
The middle of January we commence taking our annual inventory and our
object in putting on this sale is to reduce this immense stock as much as we
possibly can by that time
The prices we are naming on the lines we wish to
close out gives you all the profit, some goods, we are selling at less than cost
WHEN WE SAY A THING IS SO—IT’S SO
BAD RUPTURE IN
NAVY CIRCLES
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Sale Closes Tuesday, January 14th
The Place
To Trade
Nicklin (SS Ned
HURACE M’KENLEY
NOW IN CUSTODY
HARBIN
The Place
1
To Trade 1
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MURDERER KILLED
OLDEST LIVING
ARRESTING OFFICER
YALE GRADUATE
IS LOCATED
HENRIETTA QUIET
SICK HEADACHE
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