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VOLUME XVI.
ROSKBURO, OREGON', KDXKSOAY EVENING, UKCEMBKR, IT, Ml.
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Coihun, Oct. 31, 1912, for $12.03,
for SWA 8W14. Sec. 13, Tp. 25-2,
was erroneously Issued and is or
der cancelled.
I The clerk waa Instructed to adver
tise for the regular supply of 150
tiers ot wood for use at the court
house.
Plans are nearly completed by En
gineer Germond for a new bridge
.across Cow Creek, near Qulne s
Creek, about 11 miles above Glen
dale. This bridge Is to have a Smith
. . Itruss span 100 feet long. It will be
'ot wood, and is to be erected the
ON ACCOUNT OF WOMEN VOTERS
KIXXEV CASKS VV
I KOK TRIAL AGAIN SOON.
Created in Douglas County by
County Court
fur Mwe V.Uas PUces iitatiirf trim lml Hrri" WHI H" Kn-
More Ead it W. Rescterf , MyrtJc Creek,
Sitherlii, YmcII eriGiriittr
-llryaon is Rack.
Nino new voting precincts In Doug
las c ounty were created by the Couu-
Marshfleld Times: Judge Harris.
lot Eugene, has set the Waite mort
gage foreclosure case for hearing at
I Eugene December 22.. This is the
action V. II. Waite started some time
niro to collect a bout 1200,000 which
ty Court toiluy. bringing the total he claims is due him from Major
nunili.T up to 48 for the coming Kinney's properties on mortgages
year, or these nine new precincts, and unpaid interest. Port of the evl
four are in Hom-burg, nnd one each dence was taken before Ira H. Kiddle
at Wi-st Koseburg, Myrtle Creek, as rerereo here some time ago.
Kiithi-rllii, Yonialla and Gardiner. E. It. Hryson, attorney lor Re
Tlia list of new boundaries will be celver Walters, relumed to North
published tomorrow, Koseburg has Uend lust night from Eugene, and
heretofore had Just four precincts It is expected that he and Mr. Wat
withiu the city limits, conforming to ters will endeavor to have a confer
the four city wards. Each of theBe ence of the attorneys of the prln
ure now divided into two county pre- ripal creditors Home day next weeK
cincts. In these and the other rive to arrange ror the new suit to be
precincts mentioned, the division was begun in the name of II. J. Isaacs
made Imperative by the very large and others, to get Watters re
Increase ot voting population, on uc- appointed and empowered to dispose
count oi the enfranchisement of wo- or the Kinney properties. It Is pro
men, i Hsed to have Wnite. Kbllock, the
Other Orders Mule. Shahun estate and others agree to
On application or W. F. Harris, ror."1'8-
tux .redemption certificate on. SW 4
of Sec. 20. Tp. 2:i-;(, assessed to S.
K. Under In liMI I. amount or tax $12,
and sold to Douglas County, said cer
tificate is ordered Issued to W. F.
Harris on the payment or $12 by
him.
On the petition of the Douglas
Comity Abstract Co. to direct the
Sheriff to cancel the taxes upon cer
tain land Tor the years 1 y on and
IHl'l, ror the reason that said lands
were not assessable, because the title
to tlie same was than and now is In
ARE 10 FIGHT VILLA
Federals Reported Enroute to
Chihuahua City
VILU CONFISCATES BIG ESTATE
COOLEY FAMILY WELL
KNOWN TO RESIDENT OF
ROSEBURG; FINE PEOPLE
itdrits ttwt Iwi-tiiris if SUte ef Chi
kuku Mi MkJ Other Property
f Great Vilie
MENTAL CULTURE CLUB
HAD UNIQUE CHRISTMAS
FEATURE ON TUESDAY
Some very Interesting circum
stances relating to tbe Cooler famil
ies of Curry County are given by a
lady now living in Rosetmrg. One of
those men, Aaron R. Cooley, better
known as Riley Cooley, was arrested
In San Francisco on Monday of tbla
week, charged with the murdr of
Thos. Van Pelt. Several years ago
the lady mentioned taught school in
the Chctco Valley, and stayed at the
home of the man now under arrest.
He had been In Alaska for over a
year, but while she was staying
there Wyth Mrs. Cooley and their
tl.rnn nlillHron ha vi, at hnma fnr a
(Special to The Evening Review). Vouple of months. It was bis brother,
EL PASO, Dec. 1 ". -lieiierals ' ,hn Cooley. who was Justice of the
Orozco and Salazar have forcibly do- Peace at the time of the murder,
prlved General Mercado of the com-'who held the coroner'a Inquest over
niand of the federal rorces In Ujiu-'the uodv or Van Pelt. The coroner'a
aga. Details are lucking, but it is. jrv found that the deceased came
known that Orozco and Salazar tl) nili ,vat, from wounds rrom two
thought their superior Insufficiently ,U bullets rired by nn unknown
active agaiiiBt the rebels. Orozco has person. While there were some sus
started southward with three thou- ,,iis acalnst Ullov Cooley, he was
sand men. It Is believed he plans to not openly accused of the crime, and
Join the federals now marching rrom so fr na the lndv here was aware
Torreon against General Villa ut never tried to conceal his where
Chlhuuhua City. Mercado rom- 'bouts. llo went to Alaska with
manded the federals at Chihuahua thousands of others during the gold
City when General Villa marched on r,S, there, having made preparations
that place. jror going north before the tragedy
American Treated Civilly. 'occurred. On his return to gave
WASHINGTON, Dec. 17. Culled this lady a gold nugget. Alter being
States Consul Letcher has reported nt home tor a couple of months he
from Chihuahua City, denying the went to San Francisco, where bis
El Paso reports that there were rebel sister was head checker In the IT. S.'
outrages against Americans since mint, receiving n salury of $.1 per
Chihuahua City was raptured. lie day. llo soon got employment In
denied even that they had behaved that city and later his wire nnd
discourteously. ;rhi!dren Joined him there. They
l..,,i, nfl-,.i. KMutcM. i lived ror many years on Stanyon
IlIARFZ Mexico Dec 16. All street, and so rnr as known, resided
n. .rmu.riv .f I .n Ih Terrazas. Sr.. there up to the time of his arrest
111- Hlieuil'i kuh itri inline, nu mi
tftirliiiin Creel and .luan t'reel
I eluding banks, mines, vast areas of as ktiowu to this lady, to conceal his
larwl thousands ot heads of rattle, whereabouts. In fart the Cooley
1 I homes and personal effects, were or- families were prominent in Curry
"Christmas Customs In Other dered confiscated to the rebels in an County nnd were generally consld
Lands." was the topic at TuesdaVs official decree issued todav by Gen- ered fine people. A young lady, for
scsslon of thn ':, Mental Culture erul Francisco Villa. nierly of this city, was married last
the 1'nlleit Slates Cnvernment illiu. I lie omeers 01 tile ciun were Air. Terrains, now a reiugee in uie . ...
It ai.iienre'd to the court that the hostesses, and with one exception I'nited Slates, is one of the richest accused mini, lie Is said to bo an
V.i rt had bv order made lulv 1 appeared in the costume of the conn- men In Mexico. His holdings of excellent young man, and all the
lV 2 can ., led the assessment upon try represented. These were: Mrs. about two-thirds ol the suite or Chi- Cooleys are highly respected people,
a I s id Tn for the year 1911 for Wm. Hell. Spain; Mrs. J. W. Oliver, huahua. Is said to place hlin among so far as our Informant has ever
the reason thai the title to same' was Holland: Mrs. J. A. Ilarhan.ii. Ser- ,e most extensive land holders of heard or knew from personal ac-
In the r S and the said land bad via; Mrs. J. W. Groves, Japan: Mrs. the world. The combined estates of iiunintanco with them
been e roneoiish' paced unon the E. llouck. Germany. Each gave the Terrazas and the Creel brothers. f course the assassination of Van
assessment roll bv the count vasses- interesting talks on the Christmas his nephews, is valued at many mil- ivlt was talked of more or less dur-
sor ' It further 'uii.cared that rrom customs and festivities of the coui. iiI1B r dollars. Kiiriqw- Creel was inK the two su miners she was here
a , exainina.ioi, of .he records or the trie, represented. During the after- formerly ambassador from Mexico to and she was shown where the , shoot-
c s l.inl nn-be the land should not noo dainty rerreshments were the fnited Slates. IK took plare and where the twigs
have be" te',1 oil the .assessment served and there was a general ex- General Villas decree, issued at had been cut off some bushes siir-
r II mVor to Nl'ircli 1 14 1 3 Where-' change or Christmas tokens. These fhihnahua City, was sent to .luare. rounding two big rir trees, so that
r re il. net it Ion w is iraiited und an Kilts were grouped ut various and given out officially. It was in- H rson lying In wait could see the
fore i be pel .1 ion . is I-ranted ai d an . . . . ,,..nr.. nu ,... B,,0h ,i,e approach of his Inten 1 victim. So
....... i ' ' ' i with eotton to represent snow. From revolution succeed, neither ihe Ter
' .. .... . ., ... i i pvnrv i.nrcel n small ribbon was ex- r,,,, m.r the free
. ,il, I all No tended to each plate, and at the close i,e allowed anv Indemnity for their. Cooley with the killing. In fact the
io iio.im.i.- . i , w.., isiiMi.ii-lon i.nltiti.il t nnnther liartv.
l..-.t VI.' 1.. J 'I'll Ol IMC I" Ml e.li I, lluu.uri .r. lOSKeS. . .
i -i is '..r,ior...i 'niie!.ileH girt by the attui'lied ribbon-. About .Meantime, I. ills Terrazas. ,lr
(Tax roll I Hit!' I.
Certificate of (lellii'iiiency
Into a mountain, exploded with a
detonation like that ot a thousand
cannon, flame and smoke ahot from
the mine's mouth, the whole moun
tain rocked as If shaken by an earth
quake and38 men, trapped by tbe
expioalon, were dead,
i Tonight men In charge of the rea-
aue work at the Vulcan mine of the
Rocky Mountain Fuel Company hero,
summarized the result of the explo
sion at 10:20 this morning as fol
lows: Men in ?Une, 40; rescued
alive from upperj&rel, 2; dead, 38,
including every man working in the
lower level.
All the victims were married. All
but alx or eight were Americana,
mostly sons of ranebmen and holi
ness men of Newcastle and the sur
rounding country. Recovery ot the
bodies ia progressing slowly.
One of the pathetic incidents of
rescue work tonight waa that when
Harry Meese. a stripling, emerged
rrom me manway carrying, unaided
the body of his dead father. Imme
diately upon learning of the eiplo-
(Special to the Evening Review). T.d .Ton. " , 7h."lS
WASHINGTON, Dec. 17. By a' .,; .." . .v.. i ,
. . , 1 . . . , , . . .1 " " "' W VHVCTl . no ... I .ID. i , was
ih. ui.,. i, w. . ,h I hla father he sought and he left the
Heal Vote ci Bill is
enTbtDate
m A CANDIDATE FOR 1916
hsakitr IU hMStren n Bead fJk Re-
pckfai ridrt Otken fcrieid
wtrt. Owterstip f TeJeitnes
VESSEL BliDl
Aid is Sd b lSS.iS
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(MXSiiAfTtSErilATD
Mtuer w,. irffM if cpa.
fekrirtWKIfi
woulJ ri"b"i;.W In .Ta'te" .i" twV tt
a. well National hanks miliar the ! worklngs, guided only by the flash
sv-rtivrl?' 0.. -tumbling over
raent waa reached for a vote In the
far as she ever heard, there was no
families would real evidence to connect Klley
Senate on the bill during the legls
lative day ot Friday, Dec. 19. Thla
will mean a final roll call on tbe
bill probably on Saturday evening.
For Movernimml Ownership.
That there la a strong probability
that a bill will soon be introduced in
the Senate by Lewla, of Illinois, pro
viding for Government ownership of
the telephone systems, thla becoming
the administration measure, is heard
here in political circles. Postal offi
cials are scrutinising tbe bill closely.
Postniaater-General Hurelson as
nsked Lewis to postpone action until
the Postofflce Department Investi
gates the provisions of the measure.
It provided that the Government ab
sorb nil telephone ayBtenis on Jui.
1, 191 B, by condemnation, proceed
ings. The measure does nt refer to
the telegraph lines.
Hunting tor Leader of Forlorn Hope.
Presidential timber for 1916, was
one of the subjects of discussion at
the meeting of the Republican Na
tional committee, llorah, of Idaho;
Cummins, of Iowa, and former Gov
ernor Hadley, of Missouri, were
among those prominently mentioned.
Many committeemen believed this
would give a chance for the amalga
mation of the Republican and Pro
gressive parties. In that event it Is
believed certain that Col. Roosevelt
would head tho party ticket. The
Bub-committee was unanimous In re
porting Its reapportionment plan, ir
this plan Is ratified, the number or
delegates to the Republican Nation
al conventions will be rodured by 70,
the Southern states alone losing 02.
eld-
in em be is were present, and so liu est son or the land-holder, is held a
ib..a as reported no one cot the article i.risMtier at l 'bihuahiia am tne rebels
they
which she hud put Into the collection, have appropriated to tin
At each plate waa also placed a sprig murh moveable properly
ot mistletoe, to be worn in lieu of could seize.
a rosebud or other flower. The gen- Efforts were made today by rebel
Certificate of delinquency Issued. r,' "'"- ' , , " , leaaers warning
1 l!'i::. No. 11172, tax roll.l"" Bre' ,,IB ':,uu o'm. n (rm Ilia IO eneci sum"
recess win now oe uinen nj me emu settlement ill regain io uie "."
until the rirst Tuesday In January, i .
I . llueria Spring. Another llluff.
I The parents of llernnrd L. Larson.1 MEXICO CITY. I IT. Despite
of Cottage Grove, are anxious to Foreign Minister Mobena's denial, a
learn of his whereabouts. The boy lluertuista officer is minted as ns-
,waa in Rosehurg about Oct. 19, and sertitig that a Mexican-Japanese al
prorured some medicine at a drug llunre has been formed, and that.
Btoro here. Nothing has been heard Minister Do Ln liana. Mexico s rep
rrom him since. Constable Singli,- resentatlve ot Purls, waf on the way
Inn nr v VV Ciinlwell will fnrw:iril In Tnkin to colnlilete tbe i,-t;lil-. 'I 11"
any information given them concern- same officer said that ! n mudern
ii.i, !h u'hureulinnf b rtt HiIr tiov. .rnllnntl were oil 'he wav to .-no
'. n " t'llv from .luiiali: n'sn that llnerla tn
During your Christmas shopping had already received from there
you are Invited to visit the "Tea I'.ii.Ouo rifles an. I on.- mil'liui
Room" in the New York Store, under rounds of umtiiuiiltloii
Io Dnuulas County Sept. 1, 191,1, No.
1071. covering SV'4 or W hi of Ser.
I :', Tp. 2.-2. Is ordered cancelled.
l Tax roll 19091.
on Sc
niu'i. covering NSW, of NEVt, SE
SE'j. Na NWl. Ser. 24. Tp. 2.'i-2,
is ordered cancelled.
Certifiiale of ilelilliiuency No. 1,
117:'. tax roll of 19U9. issued on Sept.
1. 191 :i. for SIVH SW14. SWV4 NW
l4 Sec. 21. Tp. 2Ti-2.
Thai for the year 1910. Vol. 1,
icme is", line 12. shows SW14 ol
SW'i,. .-"ei 1::. TP. 2 '-2, delinquent
and said assessment Is ordered paid.
Tax M.I! or 191". Vol. 1. page 181.
line 7 lax on SKH NR. SE SE
V, N'2 NWV Sec. 21, Tp. 25-2,
niiiieavs to be delinquent and is or-
canceiie.i
it was said.
It was generally understood, how
r, that the ilenih of Van Pelt grew
as out of the killing or Al. Coolidge, a
short time before, f'oolldge and a
man named Snilih were driving along
the road III a wagon when some un
known person fired upon them, kill
ing Coolldue and seriously wounding
Smith. Tbe latter fell out of tho
wni:m and the
Coolidge's slorc
This was over a conflict of claims
as to- fishing rights there.
Plans for Extradition.
What evidence has been discovered,
after nearly It! years, connecting
Cooley with the killing of Van I'elt,
has not been divulged. Prosecuting
Attorney Brown, who Is looking al
ter the matter, expects copies or the
reach Koseburg Thursday, and these
will be used toward securing or the
necessary requisition papers for
bringing Cooley to Curry County for
team went on to trial. It Is expected that bheriri
the dead bodv of Marsters. of Curry County, will go
until finally ho came upon that for
which he searched. Almost exhausted
by his long and arduous trip In the
mine under his heavy oxygen equip
ment, Meese did not hesitate, but
lifted the dead body of his father to
his shoulders and carried him over
a mile through a lane of death, home
to his mother.
(Special to The Evening !). ?
WASHINGTON, . Dee. VI, tw S
tarv Daniels haa ordered ta urw V.t'V'v,
accom- tug Sooonik to make all jtiH.'-
speed to help the betUeaaJe Dai 4 '"; v
ware tow the Vormoat to BMMaav ' V-.
Roads. That the Venavoat'a amterlas .
are serious la Indicated by a g rale. : 'it
cipher mesaage received.' ,Oa if,1': .
day the Vermont cracked the aH ,v';C.v';:'-'
crankshaft, on the reiara ma.' '
from the Hedlterraneen. bat atlU waa
Oscar N. Ilenedlrk Is exiieoted here
Thursday night from Washington for
a visit with his father, P. Denedlrk,
and other relatives.
PROF. GROVES A VICTIM
Of THREE HOLD-UP MEN;
LOOSES ONLY 24 CENTS
Prof. .1. W. Groves, superintendent
of the city schools, was held up by
u gang of three highwaymen last
night near his home on South Main
street, and nt the iKiliit of uTevolver
relieved of bis rhnnge, which
amounted to 2-1 rents, 'lie Was un
able to give uu accurato description
of the men, owing to the dnrkness,
hut he Immediately called up the
police and Officer Ketch made a
search hut rould not locate the gullty
partles.
Mr. Groves was on his way home
about Hi o'clock when tho hold-up
occurred.
able to navigate for a time by tta owa
ateam. When its mllea froa Oaaa fi':
Henry tbe Vermont la aald U taw..Vi 'i-SV'Ii"
become totally disabled, aad yaater '-. i .
day tbe Delaware took It la V- i i,
.- ' lajared By CWIIaow,' -..-.r i'iVC, ..;.
NEW YORK, Dec. 17 Badly daav v. .J'A'iSV'.;
aged by a collision last Bight with V: ; :?.
1110 scuuuuvr ma.ii. Mm m tj.vi7"
dense fog off Long Island Bound, tbe ' -.I"
steamer Teunesaee limned lata Baft
today nnd landed S00 paaeatara. ' A .
panic waa caused ny me couunoa, aai:..i - .
tno passengers were reaaearaa ay
the officers and regained oompeaara,.;
The schooner a bowsprit and Jib '
carried away.
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HTAKVr:i HER WAT OCT.
LONDON, Dec. 17 Mlae S
lino Pankhurst wis released
llolloway Jail, nnder the eat umt '. ,
mouso act, for the alxth time mfmtm!-:')'
sentenced to prison In April. AV .VJ p'i
usual, she forced the authoritlaa y iV Sj'f i
a hunger atrlke to free her to as..:.' -f"riCiH .
her life. It la antlclpatad that .abvi5v)it'!';
wlll go tn Swltierland to tataparaia. . ,;-v;-.-( .
returning In February for the par
liamentary session.
JOINT INSTALLATION
RY MASONIC BOMBS.
Thn officers of the Royal Arch
About a block and a half chapter nf Masons, and the Ascaloa
iroin ins nonie, at mine ami nouin f foiiimandery or Klilgnts lempiar.
Main streets, he was accosted by the enjoveil a Joint Installation, and
three, who requested him to throw banquet In the Masonic hall lea
up bis bunds. He said ut first bo evening. After a bountiful repeat,
was inclined to believe It was u Joke, speeches concerning the progress at
but a revolver thrust In his face t, or,er were made by the office re.
caused hi m to comply with the ile-. rbose who were Installed were:
uiuiid without dissent. Although tbe nval Arch Chapter High Prleet, A.
darkness was heavy, he made out t. '.Marshall; King, J. D. further;
I hat two of them were hoys while Scribe, 8. T. Phillips; Treaeurer, T.
Cnrrv Cnnntv records In the case to'1"' "l,r" "ils 'ousinei auiv un.i.r. c. fiemens; Hecretary, . . joaepn-
t urr l.Ollllty rerorua n Uie ,0l(,fri..er Keleh resl.nnile,! iilllck c. nnd f.. r Ih. n.f n. O.
ulthough tbe usual rounds were Wood: Principle Sojourner, Richard
made where such persons generally stubhs: lloyal Arch Capt., Simon
congregale, no clue was found. euro: Master Third Veil, R. L. OUe;
o Master Second Veil, Henry Harth;
K. II. Ravinoml. the Supreme Master First Voll 1. N. Rice: . SaaUaw.
Depntv t.rK..l.er of the Order of Albert Spraguo; In. al ling Olllcerjr.
i'is is I., ii. .,!,, to esiabllsb a Vlnrll. II. II. Bullwlnkle aaalatla.
re. lie lias rel-enlly iustllllleil
al Springfield, Oregon, with
liln members nnd is more have
since been adil.'il.
'-'fir-
Coolidge being round 111 the vehicle. to San Francisco arter the prisoner,
it was siiM.cctod that Thus. Van Pell In ninny respects these two killings
or bis sou did the shooting In this In- rrom ambush, within a short time oriK ,
stance and he was arrested, hut was each oilier, resoluble the feudal war -. ,B
released for lack of evidence. Just fare or tne mouinuincers oi r.nm
a week arter bis arrest be was shot Tennessee und Kentucky a general Ion
to deatii. as heretofore related. His ago.
I rili Van I'elt. and
UAH EXPIXIDES IX COAI,
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t... .n i '.in line S. on SWV4 SW
i SW". XW '4 . Sec. 24. Tp. 2i-2. i the management of the young ladles
for J'i ::7. is ordered cancelled. 'or St. George's Church. Open froml
Certificate No. 410. issued to R. II. 1:30 to 5:30.
Take your broken furnliuie to the
HoBpltul. W. Ouk street, tear Itu-e
son, John Van i'elt. ami. a man
named Savage, working near by.
heard three shots fired and hurried
place and found the elder Van
I'elt dead, with a bullet wound In
Hie body and another In the head. A
couple of empty cartridge shells
were round, hut the assassin escaped
without being s.-en. A neighborhood
feud bad pre. "I.il the two killings.
n the Communderv the officers i
Eminent Commander, Of R. Ball',
winkle: tlenernlisslmo, J. C. Haaw; -It.
I.. Olio, Capt. Gen.; H, M. BaU
w Inkle, Treas.; C. D. Shoemaker.
Recorder: A. T. Mnrshall, Junior
Warden; O. K. Qulne. Warder; Rlch-
MIN'E; H ARE KILLED
Every lnn Working In
tM.'ii.lale haWt.g hail a road sillier'
visor wliu was In. Intel for embe.le- ard Sluhbs. Standard Bearer; Bert
nieni. now asks ih.- appointment of Holmes, Sword Bearer; Albert
Irfiwcr l-evcl lien. Christ to that position, llo Is Sprngini, Sentinel: Installing urncer,
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Life
NEWCASTLE. Colo., Deo. Id.
Coal dust In a tunnel, driven hack
not to be criicit led li,.
name he be;irs.
i the one whose Km. Sir II. H. C. Wood, Em. Sir r. H.
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Big h2 Price Sale of Sample Waists
$2.00 Waists $1.00 $2.50 Waists $1.25 $3 00 Waists $1.50
DO YOUR OWN STAMPING WE'LL SHOW YOU HOW
Felt Slippers 9c lir f O -4- Hoys' Caps, 25c values 19c
H,)ys- Shoes $1.25 AH WOmen S OUllS at $7 m High Tops for men H95
Boys' Tau High Top Shoes! $2.19 (It! Q Q 5 K Swea-ers 3
Boys' Tan High Top Shoes 2.79 S Ncw Fa,lcy C"llar -abtS 25c 10 5C
Boys' Tan High Top Shoes $3.19 Values to $25.00 Xinas Bells 4 for 5c
TOY LAND 2ND FLOOR
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Alexander's Park Lots
Fronting- nn tlio I.'miniiia Itiv.'r. wltli a frontage of (9 feet aad a
lenglb of 2!.0 feet, la coiumt'Orlua tn m tract attention for the simple
reason that I b y aro great values. A lot thero contain!
15,000 SQUARE FEET
It Is equal In site to four ordinary lots, and allows of dividing the
ground up ln front gurdun, Back g.wili.n, and atlll bave eoilcleat
ground for vegetables, chickens, or any other pleasure. A aamber
have been sold already to prominent poopls, and taa riee la (M7
100. Secure one In tlxe before tlioy are all gone.
UMPQUA LAND AND WATER CO.
BOX 4TS .KOaiBQUO. OKMOH.
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