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a EVERY DAY ADVERTISING IS THE EDUCATION OP THE PUBLIC AS TO WHO YOU ARE, WHERE YOU ARE AND WHAT YOU HATOtofe wairs GOING OH. ROSEBURG Read The Review every day for the latest news. Read the sdvs. for 7.aaT. "Z? bn'- U pays to adver tise In The Review. "A Bmcbeiofi Ho u 4 A Antler's Theater, I). It . At the Majewtla Theater, .Marter.' Dm. 10, 10 bnga ot euir tm tk kids. VOLUME XVI. ROSEBCBG, OREGON, Till 'RSDAV EVEX1NG, INCUMBER la 101S. If REVIEW Six New Ones Given Names of NEW BOUNDARIES DESCRIBED I miles, east to (ho county Hue, thence AMItMie. UK. ntmiOl Rmcoi waarfwari soumeriy along county line to ' ' twilnr mis omit r aid Reed are Amu; New Titles -Others Appropriate Water Co., thence south on the east 1IJCWFD HIC RFFII FIIFIi boundary of said Plat C to the In- rViJUln llrU DLL! I IU.U tersectlon wUh the north line ot See-. Itnn Q OR U II t Mr . 1. ' 1U B, 1- U O l U 1 L 11C 111 U east to the XH corner at Section 25. Til 25 ft H K'W thanA an.itli ' miles, east 6 miles, north 4 miles, west 4 miles, north 1 mile, west 3 hi miles, south M mile, west 1 miles, south hi mile to the place of begin ning. North Myrtle Precinct. Deglnning at the Umpnua River on section line between Sections 22 and 27. Tp. 28 8 R 6 W. thence east to ill" the SW corner of Section 19. Tp. 28 'Ay, CB,"e m be taken S H 4 W.. thence north 2 miles, east Hff Reportr , 4 mileB. north 1 mile, east R miles. '.n . cu' 6 ot k8 " Sent to south 2 miles, east tl miles, north 2 iua,Kf ' Meaford, for hi -.ii. . .,.. .. ii' .i decision. i ne answer sets out that pnnntv 10 j , : . .. . iini .1... .. .i,.. i-ii- '"" legally esiailllsneU 111 lKT.ti Section 2. Tp. 29 S It' 4 W. thence Irom 'heIcol'',y courthouse In Roso- soutn on section line 44 mile, west " "'"s mr A mile, south V4 mile, west H mile. -J?"5 itivei - a what s IU All rTIKCT nninrc 'i in uaii a nu. on utit CASE; DENIES COMPLAINI An answer has been filed to the third amended complaint in the Oak street bridge case, the document fill lug 22 typewritten pages, including exniDiis Buunmteu therewith As names for six of the nine new precincts created bv the County ' ".L ., now south V4 mile, weat V4 mile, south "" street. l ills roud V4 mile, west V. mile, south lw " "5"'"" an? '':".")' urveyed mile, west mile, south V. mile, iT11 oul 'n.100,' '" evei west H mile, south V4 mile, west V, f "c!.h?a b?.en mln 1'ned as a pub mile, south mile, west 2 miles. "l ' "i' . "1 acl 01 t-'ongress of 1869, a military roud fron Court yesterday, the names of proml- , terW on with L Br nf Roeburg to Coos Day w'nV esuib nent and well known citizens of the rMri 'l In the cltv ot MvrUe "shed " "me' route Tl county were utilized. Four ot these hence south weserfv along act of Congress was duly accepted b, K'''r'r 'S 8rr -t-rc-enotLrge Thar 7o the cy hound Heedsport. Of the other thr nw "'Bhway rona to Intersection with v...in- n. ........ 113 Ul fICV IIUU e.O, All. V0 " "t S It u W, thence west to the NW J'"'"" . 1 i county or Douglan aa,i ok t- oa a t e tne burden and exneiise nf nuilim.ii. i!yrI'e V. north 4 miles, west 1 'mile, north 'nB the. bridge -then constructed, or to South ITmnnuu River, down said ""n" 10 ne con stream to the place of beginning. (Continued on page S) COOS TOWNS CELEBRATE OPENING OE THE NEW INTERURBAN CAR LINE precincts one Is Soldiers' Home. while Sutherlin is divided into East aim west Hut her In. and 'reck into North and South Myrtle Creek, .in glvinir the new hi.iiiirfi.ri., herewith the boundaries of both the new precincts ami the revised boun daries of the old onus from which' they were taken, are given. These boundaries as set out bv the court are: I (imllniT lYtsinrt. Ileginniiig at a lioint where the county line between Lane and Doug las Intersects the 1'nciric Ocean. I hence east In the west line of Sec fi, Tp. 20 S R 10 YV. thence south to (ho NW comer of Sec. u, Tp. 20 S R In W: thence west six miles; thence south to Smith River, thence south anil west following the mean ders of Smith River and the Umpqua ' Southern Pacific lino between those Inadvlsahilit itlver to the I'uciflc Ocean, thence 1 ....... . .. . .... . In.li.1 ti.nr noitii along tun shore line of said ... ' ... ..",.. .,., '.,. " I Tho answer further m,,lini n.. Ocean to the place of begin-! , the 0.,llMK jj,, lhero of the the plaintiff (J. c. Knllerton) has not lk,u.H( ..... Southern Pacific system. Great en-rapacity to sue. to prevent the erer- . . ' Itliusiasm was manifested by the cltl-!',on 01 "IIB bridge, as he will not be t,. ....... K ..v ,. I.U.... nere uie zens of both D uces and a luree mini-; '"J"' l'" inereny, and has no morn or giructea, across the South ITiniKina River near the city of Roaeburg. This bill as passed was duly amended so as to Include within tho territory of said city the bridge then spannlni; the said South I'mpqua River, and also with Intent and purpose of plac ing the burden upon Douglas Countv of maintaining a bridge within the corporate limits of the city. I The order of the County Court. .niaue on .nay l... liil.l, ordering the jcousiruciioii or a bridge at the Oak Wednesday at 2 o'clock, the first f,reeut crossing Is then set out In full motor car was run between Marsh- the CoumvVimlnne'r V'! r,!,'ort f ,tne tounty hngineer condemning the field and North llend, on the new. old bridge at I.nno ntrr...f ..,i n,n of attempting The Mexican Generals Disagree Among Themselves NO EXTRA LEGISLATIVE SESSION No Eatfjetcy ttti if (50,000 Will k lu- Owizci b Sipply Capltymt Far M- Mess Met m Stale Hijlrways to Pacific nlng. (Special to the Kvenlng Review). i.l. PASO. Dec. 18. Another now rebellion began in Mexico today. Gen erals Orozco and Sulazar nre Ha uo leaders, but with them it i said, were General Felix Diax and General Kmllio Vasquez Gomez. The eauers usserted too that General aepaia was willing to loin them. A aicr ueveiopment explained it us bo ng uuo 10 yesterday a break between .enerulB Orozco and Salazar. and General Mercado, at OJlnaga. Gen eral Mercado has remained Invai n Huertn, while Orozco and Hnl.r have determined to act independent ly, lleing In the minority. M ost nis command and may lose bis uie. Anotlier Canard Canned. .MKX1CO CITY. Dec. 18. Charge niianes u anaugnnessv and Knr. igu Minister Mohena joined todav In haracterlzlnir as "nnlv iimlhir li" he story telegraphed to American papers in which It was stated that nnaugnnessy had handed Huerta a modified demand for the latter's retirement. county line between Douglas nnd ber 0r country people came in to 0,lier '"terest In Its construction I t oos counties Intersects the Pacific i n. '.....i ,iii tk than nnv nther citizen nr i.iv.... . .... ..f in uie bc cor-llnp wm llot be 0,0,.(1 for regular ,l'ie roumy. ci'ititKxci- mi.r, soo. WASHINGTON. Dec. 18 The cur rency bill will be "railroaded" thru the Senate when the fifteen minute speech rule became effective. A cau cus at which several proposed amend ments will bo discussed is scheduled for tonight. Ocean, thence Kast to the SE cor-' , . , " . . ' ' ..J ' the countv r-XTUA SESSION. tier of Sec. :in, Tp. 22 S R 11 W:!,r,.ffi.. .,..tii i no..! That the countv has nlren.lv ..v. SALK.M. line. 1 s Th, -.in k. nee north it inlles: tiience east ' '... . ...m tiemled n Inrire sit.'.i ........... ii, n... n.. siioeit.t unSuinn ... t,,(i,.. ,, .... , ... v-n ' nut. in n.un in nun lu un .- ... ... -" -. . ..n.w.. tKin.aiiire ...i...-. injiiu iu mo .rj (l.tnu n ll.o rm.b TUn ok . 1. n . .:.M.aii i.ri Kill OT II er aernsa I tin II) IX ill IIIO riP strn ..n .v. tl II Tl. I .1 o It H W V M; , nia.lo fhe trill! tl'ln Is n irnnllTtM ..in. tor and cor. S' thence west and. south on the Lane i,.' '. ;... ?" Sii" Francisco inst week. W: thenc e south :i i2 miles; thence west II tulles: thence south to the TO TAKK H.0 .MKX ' ter of channel of Smith River. I TO CAPITAL Oh' CALIFORNIA thence following the meanders of Smith River and tin to the Pacific Ureal along the shore line of Pacific Ocean Sacramento within two weeks to net! Tho South I'mpqua River at the site se- Governor made this nlnln ind..v .1... was brought by boat from iccted, which sum will he lost to the he said lite use of a little horse sense iiui.ii.veis ii an injunction siioni.i ne wouiii sirnignten out any supposed tangle or confusion In tho election laws. He treated tho matter facetiously. to the place of beginning Wi".t Siitlierlin I'rerinct. lteglnning at the quarter corner between Sections II and 14, Tp. 23 S it ii W. thence east about 3 miles to llitersectli.n with the Pacific High way road, thence southerly along said pacific Highway road and State street In the city of Sutherlin to the NIC corner of pint C of the Sutherlin l.at'd an.) Water Co., thence south on (lie east boundary of said Plat C lo inter, .ction with the north line of Section L".i. Tp. 2.1 S R .". W, thence west to the NI-: comer of Section 2.".. 'I'll. J.", S it ii W: south 2 miles, west 2 miles, mirth 2 miles, east mile, north 2 miles to the place of hegin- grnnted In this case. As the old bridge has been condemned, the an swer denies that no emergency exists for the erection of this bridge. That i .me i ise wors now ml mnri iir l ie I'mpqua River' SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 16. Plans old bridge Is likely to be washed out thence south to lake 10,000 unemployed men to bv the first rise of water In the river Sacramento within two weeks to peti- and cause the bridge to collapse, de !tlon Governor Johnson to call a spe- priving the residents west of the cini session of the Legislature to pro- river of means of renchlni.' the countv vide means of employment for Job- seat, posloffice. railway station, mar- teas men were announced nere today kets. etc. The State SnMlcrs' Home by K. Teesdale. known throughout and the local hospital would likewise the country as "Roughneck" Tees- be cut off. Therefore urgent ne.es dale. The slogan of the men. Tees- slty and emergency evists for the dale said, will he "We will no longer construction of this bridge. ..... .t- ... o ...u ui iiicuo. . X lat ,n rn,. s,r. .,,,!,. I NO EMKIMJKNCV KCXD. THE KROfiN CASE GOES OYER TO DECEMBER 29 FOR TRIAL BY A JURY To enable the attorneys to go thru the prescription! on file, thru which It la alleged booze haa been secured at Krohns drug store, the trial of 8. K. Krohn on a charge of unlaw fully selling two bottles of liquor to am omiin, was continued this af wnoon until uec. zy, after em paneling the jury. The summons to tne six jurors will be served at once. They are Watson Davis, M. V. Grant, K. W. Dlller, A. L. Kltchln, James McKay and B. P. Shields. IiOCAIi NEWS. Hon. J. H. Booth goes to Portland on business tonight Don't fall to see the real Santa Clsus at the Majestic Saturday. e. ai. uarner. who had been vls't Ing a couple of weeks in this cltv. left for his home In Portland this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Miller arrived here this afternoon from Dlllard to spend a short time attending to vari ous business matters. Miss Grace Boyle arrived here this afternoon from Coles Valley, where she is teaching school, to attend the teachers' examination. Mrs. Melvln Howard, of Yoncalla. returned home this afternoon, after visiting several days here with her sister, Mrs. Ora Welker. Maude Beatty. formerly of the San Francisco Opera Co.. with the Ron Ton Musical Comedy Company at the Antlers theater Friday and Satur day. The sewing society of St. Josenh'a Church will hold a sale of fancy ar ticles and home cooking, corner Jack son and Washington. Saturday, Dec. zuin. Thomas Dixon, of Prlnevllle. ar rived in Roseburg this mornlnz to pend the holidays with friends. W. L. Dixon Is also here from Klamath Falls. Mrs. E. W. Redlfer and two child ren arrived from Ashland this after noon and will spend a couple of weeks with the formers' alBter. Mrs. i. u. Mozart. Homo-made cakes to be on sale Saturday morning at the nee Hive grocery by the C. E. Society of the fresDyterlan Church. There will l- so be some laurel berries and mistle toe on sain. Ion. O. P. Coshow Is attending meeting of the state board of hisher curricula at Corvallls, after whicn he goes to Portland on a business trip and to Hood River, where he will visit with his brother. He will return Monday. . C. Winston was In town tnrfnv Since we are not to have a farm ex pert for the coming year, he favors the Idea of placing the matter on the ballot at tho coming November elec tion and thus got an expression from no voters. A demonstration farm measure could be voted on at the samn time. Sacks of mall for 14 states he- sides smaller quantities for other distribution, were made un in the GOOD SHOW COMING. The big show which made a hit at tne new Margarita opera house at Rureka. Cal.. will he ... . r rnuay and Saturday, Dec. leiv. A Eureka paper says: Maude Beattv scored a ...ln.iM triumph singing "My Hero" In the Bon Ton Musical Comedv Cn.nm.nv'. presentation of "The Honeymoon " niargnnta Theater last night. While there wore a number of musical hits which made the show a treat, Maudo Reatty's selection from "The Chocolate Soldier" won unstinted applause and proved an artistic climax to a splendid even ing's entertainment. Another musical numher .n.ih. of especial mention was "rirn. Days," sunc br Geo. Henrv ik. chorus. This is a beautiful number. Mr. Henry having a pleasing tenor voire and the chorus belnv liar f Off 1 trained for tho number. Eddie Har ris made a great hit s'ngtng Remlrk'a "When You're Married." did Mabel Fltxpatrlck s'nglng "Snook y Ookums," and Max Stelnle slnrin- 111 I- Given by Slto to CwTsS TMREATW M WITH A EOll UikssRe riddstilMr Smnl Bia Offors (Special to Tbe Evening RaTtov). v DENVER. Coin.. ii S naddv nid ih. a.mn Tki- r....? hundred unionists marehaj " Years Ago." the chorus assisting ma- 'bouse today to delivsr aa alU- ' ' lenauy m making these numbers go "ruor adshhu, la (I I old .and defective that it can no long er tie repaired. j Tho answer denies that 'lie con struction or this bridge will rrc.it.. ! any debt or liability on the pari ..f Douglas County, as there was In the ' general fund of the cuimtv more than sufficient money lo Imllil this ; bridge, at the time tills action was) begun, n sufficient 'inn for tho con-1 strtirtion of this bridge being in cluded in the regular lav l-w for 1913. Tho plaintiff may rile a motion to strike nut parts of tl:t-- muwer and southerly Lucy Mllliktn, Cynthia Hornibrook.;lf so this will cause still further d.- Teesdale plans to speak at a street meeting here tonight, when he will call (or volunteers. Ho says he Is willing to buy transportation in cattle cars from the railroads to Sacramento for the army of unemployed, huts aid If this could not he nrrnnged. the trains will he commandeered for the proposed trip. lung. J KiLst Siitlierlin Precinct. I A very successful song recital was llegimiing at tile quarter corner given by seven of .Mr. Fory's pupils Lot ween Sections In anil 1", Tp. 25 at the Fory residence last evening. S It .", W, thence west about 2 miles Those giving the program were the to the Inier-ectioti with the Pacific Misses Elsie Benedick, Ruth Eddy Highway road. tlielico along s.i i,l pacific Highway road Vida Poole. Mrs. Robt. Kldd and Mrs and Stale stru t in the city of Ruth Harvey. Punch and wafers Sutherlin In the NK comer of were served. The decorations were Plat C of the Sutherlin Lund SALEM. Or.. Dec. is. The emer gency hoard today refused to author ize a deficiency of $.".0,000 to enable the state highway department to give Iminedinto employment to jobless men. The board turned down the Governor's request for funds to re lievo Hie present conditions In the state, by i. vote ,.r rlc. ... onn members voting against the defl- Rel'rg postoffice Inst night. The ciency said they did so on legal LV" "ay "'"If" are running almost grounds, as they held the hoard did i?"hln eB"aclty on account of the not have n. authority to take such ' rlln. ""d the mall wagon action. Three members urged thei'" ,own making double trips be Governnr to call a special session of,wl''n "ie 'pl"t "d the postoffice. the Legislature, giving assurance' Kl1 Morgan, Jr., or Mnyvllle. Enst that they would work for an appro- ern Oregon, left ror Eugene this aN inlallon by Hint bod v. The Cover- ternoon, after a ton days visit at nor Indicated that be would adopt , I-ooklng Glass with his parents, Mr. other measures to meet tho situation. I a'"' Mr- Kd Morgan. Mr. Morgan nan not neeii n Roseburg since his with the snap and dash that make musical comedy popular with the mosses as well as the classes. The comedy of the show is shove ir. ii is oasea on matrimony In lis various pnases and, or course, ends witn evorybody marrying happily and the goose hanging high. It is a dollar show for ten, twenty and thirty. An effervescent musical scream en titled "Tho Rollicking Widows" Is announced for the Sunday change. A TRANSIENT PEDDLER ' GROWS WRATHY WHEN HE HAS TO PAY LICENSE C. I. Richards, a peddler, arrested last evening on a chargo of vending his goods without a license, became so Incensed from the humiliation that ho throntened the city recorder with violence, but finding the official did not wnVer, he calmed and offered to enter his plea at 4 o'clock this af ternoon. In tho meantime he put up a ball of 110. Richards had beon canvassing the business houses about nectlon with the Colorado coal fliU i.. iney wantoa tne mltltlsv re called from the strlke-bouad aistrtet, and demanded the removal of Adja-taut-General Chose, Judge Advaoat ' Houghton, and other hlga oMeials the State National Guard. Thar OsV. ally insisted that the strikers mw; held aa prisoners by the x&Ultarr out- thorities be turned Crer to that MI courts for trial. The OoTcraor vaa given five diva a nik. mm kl. Hkta whether or not to comply wRh thSM j - ' demands. If he falls to do S tter V announced that they will bogta lav - f : mediately the circulation ot aoM. Hon for his recall. , i Governor SUads Firs. -: . Governor Ammons haa so far ra. j fused to accede to the demand ot tho l ' unionist delegation In behalf of tks '. strlklug miners. If he sticks to taks accision it is understood a general ' . strike will be called, and clrculatloa begun of the petition for the Oaivar- ' nor's recall, at the exDlratlon af tka ' ',',' five-day period named in their Ulti matum. ,i ANOTHER OWNERSHIP BILL. . i WASHINGTON. Dec. 11 A hill . - .! drawn by Senator Lewis, providing . ? ror the Government ownershln of " telephones did not meet with the ; entire approval of the Wilson admin- isirauoa today. This was mad ear- .k .... " ... " i 1 uiuajr. nil ... I...V . ... " ?" "tain when the House leaders admitted orderl Lt'n! w",,,,klg that they had contemplated IntrodSS m.iniMn J , . k a Kw?Tor 1,0 Ing nt this session a bill providing for maintained that ho had tint hnen nr- ... . . . k. . . .. ., ; "overnmem ownersnin 01 tne teie- I phone and telegraph lines, fransed Following aa examination of the proposed Lewla Si : rested before. This fact tho Rocorder disputed, Inasmuch as he Is roqulrod , ,,,. ,ki. in i, on. i. m ...... m.. in muni unies the sue of Roseburg. To strengthen! u" gecre Ury Bdein his argument further ho offered to "nB9Ttant sf H w.s'.nnouSctd -fight, which was not declined, other .1... . .... L, "... IT. ZlX., city officials being present at the "' h. , Z .JLU time. KIEL :il Kl LED. IN :i5 IN.II ItEII WRECK IX AI STHIA. lay. r.00 Rags candv given awav Satur- and in foliage appropriate to tho season, day at the Majestic. Children, r.c. VIENNA. Dec. 10.- Thirty persons ate reported killed and 3.". seriously injured today In a railroad wreck mar Dartiow. An express train col lided wllh a work train carrying xno men. The cause of the wreck Is not known. ... -,,,.,,,,. ., y(.nrs ago, and conse quently he was struck with the vnsl improvement here tho past few vears Ho said It was not recognizable as i no samo place. Don't miss the hair hour sho ter Friday nnd Saturday lor 10c 20c "n 11 f"r"i north of hero, and 30c. Four reels of pictures' and I one and one-hnlf houm musical comedy, all for one admission. that ho former's bill will be withheld nnd the administration measure ab- stltuted nnd introduced, providing It meets wiui tne approval or tho Demo II HI PERINTEVDENT rrntlc caucus. 1 1 is rnn.M.MHl. OF COAST HATCHERIES, tuin Hint Wilson favors Government ownership of tho telephone and telo- OREGON CITY, Dec. 10. Henry grnph systems, but Is undecided re- O'Malley Is In rorotpt today of notice garding tho wisdom of toklnr them of his appointment as field supnrln- over at this time, tendent of the United States Bureau . of Fisheries, lie will have charge of SCHOONER MAY UK ASHORE, oil fish cultural work on the Pacific AIIERDEEN, Wash., Dec. 18.' An Coast, embracing Oregon, Washing- unidentified throe masted schooner ton, California and Alaska. may have gnno ashore between Point Mr. O'Malley has been superlnlnn- Elizabeth and Hart River, 50 mile dent or the Bureau of Fisheries for north of here, according to a report Oregon and had charge of hatchery brought to Moclips by Indians and work on the Rogue River. telephoned hero. The Indians said a schooner passed Point Elisabeth NORTH DAKOTA Moll Tuesday no close in as barely to clear LYNCHES MI'ltDEREIt. ",u r''t,f' They believed It could not . . avoid going nshore. WII.I.ISTON. N. D., Dec. 1(1.' o Overpowering I he Sheriff and break- -t -t-T t IlttTttttttf Ing Int.. the Jail, a mob lynched 1 i 1 I I I I I I I 1 I I I-rank ( uiiierlson today, lie hud been J. Oi.n imnti... ..mil vn... -i- Cravcs' Art Emporium. 4 Kraiik ('uiiierlson today, lie hud been J. ie big two and ono-'''""v'l','" ' murdering three mem- JL at the Antler's Thea-''"'r" "r " family of the iiniiin of Dillon H...,r.ll....H..H.,tl, i j H.H4. We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps. NEW YORK STORE Tea or Coffee and Wafers Served by the Daughters of St. George, Every Afternoon TT7A7" TTaOnAV New Ribbons, New Yarns, New Handkerchiefs, New Long White Cloves MCI TAn A 7 IMlfW iUlJI New American Lady Corsets. New Felt Slippers INE.W 1 OUAY Only 5 More Xmas Shopping Days! fcXSfflS! BIG CHRISTMAS SALE OF SHOES FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN E C3 - be c 3 n c u u u o sd O o $4 50 women's shoes $3.95 4 00 women's shoes 3.45 ?.50 women's shoes 2.95 3.00 women's shoes 2.45 2.50 women's shoes I 95 2.00 women's shoes 1.45 $4-00 men's dress shoes $3.45 3.50 men's work shoes 2.95 4-00 men's work shoes 3 45 6.00 men's high top . 4-95 4-50 snag proof short hoots 3.95 6.00 high snag proof boots . 4-95 3.50 men's high top shoes $2.95 3.00 men's high top shoes 2.45 2.50 any style misses' shoes 1.95 2.00 any style misses' shoes 1.45 1.50 any style misses' shoes 1.25 1.25 any style misses' shoes 98 Felt Xmas Slippers 98c, $1.25 and $1.50 Men's Leather Slippers 75c, 98c, $1.25 and $1.50 IZZIZIIZiZIIZIZHZII We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps. ZZZZZZZZIZZIZZZ3ZI 3 9 o V' O i n r 3 fu a. 5' w in W 3 "2 "Everfresh" Apple Syrup Made in Douglas County Delicious Pure flood for Table Use, Cooking, Candy. For sale by A. T. MAIt.HIIAI.fi UOSKIII HU ltM IIDAI.K TIIK CASH STOKI-: It. STI'IIIW MIl.I.KIKiE a PICKENS TIIK KX)NOMY GROCERY Alexander's Park Lots fronting on tho l'in..iia Itlv.-r. with n frontage of 60 feet sad a length or 200 fuet. Is commencing to attract altentloa for th slnjDls rs.toa that they are great values. A lot there contains 15,000 SQUARE FEET It Is equal In site to four ordinary Ints. and allows of dlvldlnc ths ground up In fr.mt garden, buck tM.-il.-n, nd still hava suSlclsat ground for Tegetables. chickens, nr any other nleasure. A nonibsr have been sold already to prominent people, and tba prlos Is oaly 1100. Secure one In time before they are all gone. UMPQUA LAND AND WATER CO. l,OX 478 ROSSBCRO, ORMON. V,vV - s : . ; v . ..ij
