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V.UiK KIT KVKMNO HOSKIUIUJ ltKMKW, Tff rilSll.lV. J1I.Y 27, 191fl. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. It's Different Alwavs A GOOD SHOW MAJESTIf 1- thf KPir.Hr pr,r mil vuejii i ji ii 7-KICELS-7 TODAY 5c AND 10c TODAY. ONE BAY ONLY WHO'S GUILTY? Hy MRS. WILSON U OODKOW This is the 1 ltli story hy the same author. Kvtry one should sec them. JACK A Western Drama Featuring Annie Little and Frank Fiorzage, It's in two acts. The Kaffir's Gratitude A South African Story featuring MAKCAKKT GII5SON and the Bostock Animals. A story with thrills, in 2-acts. .1 MKKItl' Ml.-ir- .1 Cut, Cnmr.l,, Ar. J 'nu h'nrir it's n U'h i rltri tut TOMORROW Florence Roberts in "Sapho" A six part story the play that made Olaa Xethersole Famous prices the same 5c and 10c Was Shot Accidentally When Re volver feli to Ground CARRIED All NIGHT ON TRAIL MRS. HE IS STAGE DRIYIR AflER ACCIDENT; MCI THOMPSON EXPLAINS BOOKS IN THE FORESTS James Davis, of twdl, VYdsh., Is Injun d Mdn Brought H.re WilhBiiIM ill thcsl this Afienum A rti r being i an i. (I nil-Tt l hy 4'Ull) p.l II iollS Will 'Jit III liioilll tain I rail to . st Cm k. .1, II Davis, of Kx.-tfit. ;i-h.. v.h. tt.i:. aeciih-nlally Mini i' lei ii.i nun 111 im while 1I I mg, was IttoiUlit h'lt this ;il ti'ilinoll iiinl t i k li to lei .- Hospital, wlnm an 1 1 n .it inn will h. Iiecewsary lor Hit' iihm;i1 dI IIm- mi I I.I. An online, ti hi-; i i 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 h i II , (I.U i int- luvit,. a ii.ih l-ioiii. r, uf lin.h.e tins ( uii ut v, vvliu v iii u n h l In wniinihd i i w In n h. w,,-, 1 1 and w ho ii i u n 1 1 i;i ti ii i L li i in here. 1 1. 1 i was li' inhnr. over the w iier to K't a (h ink u Lyn In-, ivolvcr slipp-d I rotn It'. s ah.,iid and 1 1 t. K il ban i tn I he in onnd 'I Ih' dis i ha t ge ui iii I Ii t (Mil, Ii the i ii hi ai i to-ill tlit- i-honl-ler :i til then ,, n' trale.l tin- t In -I. ranging lovn.;!l.l Tint H o 11111 set oul on lln-ii n n.pei i hil; 1 1 1 1 a ho it I a w n k a :;u, liinl hud tji-ii(t lo leiu.Ull III lilt mourn. litis mill! Sepiemin-r. U the hospital Ibis a I If i noon ii was t e pot ted I hat I lo, w minds win- nol ser.oiis ami I hat the tu lured man Moilld pioP.ihly i-towr Willi llllli thill. Illl'.. Mi'kmi:'1, II. !,.,, i tun i l. r a !.', I lif as m i . hut si'inls an. I on .e . mml ol lu ll In i mla n r oi i-.t it it is I m I if tl In will if out nf (in' liuv,nal in a V we, ,s Mi- 1 i, u ho i- a-l'i-iit. w a in.lilii.1 ol ho ,u. Ideal itud w ill pr.il-aiily tn' lira' in a frw tl.i s. In .1--. Miotic il,. In. lit. Cm halt tn ,.i h.-i I..- l.a.i . ( oat w ,i I 'a v is .--Ii i ..i ii, mi imu In l.tnk at Mitlir l;i , I 111 a M in at I I 1 1 allt-V. uh.'i i- Hm V h.-v, , , t.lui Ol .1 IIU'.ll Mil. I ll hail l II llrl. . n on a vi-il t'i. - vn.d Vf.ij . .,.-,) Iai ha. I I'- n pi. I-. i, -' i oi t i . Inof .! It I all. I lit-. i m'ii '.i Ml., li ., pa M llll.t.: t 'ic II . I. I ia I W ''i- II I In- -.'.n! w a . in . .1 I ' i i -i ii. I a: t. m ai ! . h ,l- III !:r ,i I nl I mi 1 1 u' t , I In . I it ill ink II.' HiiiiumI ial I v h I an.i Ma-, tali - n I.' lit- Imh k il w a Iii pi'ifoi t running onlt-r, im If it h hap into t lot diti h m ar I i xuti v i I )f i fli-nlav HiiH only u part of itw i nlar daily us', tin Itukk ttaf ir oir.itod hrtwt-cii Kosi-lntiK ami I iiiniiT (Im inanaut-niont of Ktl waul llinklf, lolt tins inorniiiK a n.nal, '.-.'pi that at t lu wlioil was l I'M. Ilinklo. tin' wilt- of tho local proprietor. Thf front w heel, w liich vas hrokfii in thi a'-i iilfiit, wan iv I'laiet, ami Willi the eii'i(ion of a winilshii hi Ihe rur l in as wuinl con 'litioti as foi nif rly. Mrs. H i ii k ! has lial meat in tii-f.t fn the line .iiul this niorniim . 1 . 1 1 1 r 1 1 1 i n ei to o pi rat t (In- iikk Ii hie lunsi'ir. Claim lllinlKitt, tin renu 'ar iliier. who has !een enjoynin his a. ailon, will piohahly return to :i is po:-n ion tomorrow or Sal unlay Mil I ho i ii isi hi, t ho union una te ii ivi-r tt!m w as In the car w hilt it i oil. il i oinph l. Iy uve r as il elt liie i cail e - tci day. staled (his moruiim hat were tho it. lual la. Is h.-lieei in In- re-ponsihln tor liis a.lvetiiure. "I was ilri i ii ir con II. lent l ," said ". Thorn pson. 'lor I k new v ery null o' ihe roa.l over wtiiili I was ii.n-lin: I as also not uonm over 1 mill's an hour. 1 hud my atten l ii tn t-. allra.led to Ihe road which t-as ;:llioolh ainl e.iiiifil no special i iiniiiiil ol wall III ulness w lien I nianil a small culvert. Tho incline 'I ad maile II iinposihlf to -'i;. ':;!!. 11 lo tie telller for smile I'-I.' i.e and as I endeavored to ( Ihe..- the It, ,111 U Iii el Klidellv 'mi 1 the iiilveii ami was crushed r I.- .1 ii i Ii was only a short ills ' iMi e HWiiV, the pit.h fol'Aatd then liiiew ihe ma lime over t lie fliiballk uii'til I w is in I lio mni hiue and shul off Ihe power alter it tlil.l 'topped lollinrt. Mr Tlio'npon is nun )l di -pressed ovt-r the a. id. nt ainl remvts ire:ith havin; cau-td damage lo anolher I ' -'.. - i. pen He is ci rlain he rtonld alu,.s ttiiplnv tait' ill tile liaml.iiu'. d mi. Ii a machine anil re , Met. Hi-' a- ni. nl, i- pe. iallv oil ;' niiiil ol he. lmn.: epn leime. . C. W. .Sidwtll whs over from Wil bur today. Mrs. It E. Welch, of Oakland, was a KoftuiK visitor today. ! I.uther Page, of Wilbur, tpt-ut the day in KoHt-hurK witb friends. Mr. and Mr. (i. W. Grubhe mo tui'd over froin Wilbur today. Hon. IMinn Cooper and wife were in from Huberts Creek today. II. N. .Stalker, of Portland, has arrived here to visit with friends. (ietire .Marsh, of Looking G!aB. I waB tiansactitiK businea here today. .Mr.i K. J. I'rlttii arrived here from Myrtle Ciei k, enroul Tor a visit at I'oitlund. i H. M. Calkins, of Portland, arrived here last evening to pass a few daytt . wit h friends. Ir. C. II. Itailey and wife spent the day in KoaeburK lookinK after biisint km afl'airH. j Hem Tate, of Myrtle Creek, spent tho day in tb city looking after btiflineKM affairs. j MIhs Aline Mall, of Port land, has CsKrtMia arrived here to Fpend a few daya with friends. ' Arthur Hi,.tH,h, r, of I'ortlunil, ar- LOCAL FORESTRY OfflCE rived here laHt eveninK to spend a I few davit with friends. C. A. HlehardH, of Taeonia, Wash., arrived Item last evening to spend a few days with friends. Mrs. V. II. Cordon and two child ren returned this afternoon from a visit with frlenda at Green. A marriage license was issued at the county clerk's office today to Miss Inez Flock and J. I.. Snyder. MisH Sarah Haldtnan, of Portland, arrived here this morning to pau a few days with friends and relatives. Miss Jessie San burn, who bad been to KoKue Hiver visiting with her grandmother, returned here thin afternoon. Kxervone come to a home talent play given at Kvergreen Grange hall,; Green. Oregon, Saturday. July 2!Hb,l at N o'clock. Admission 1 U cents. ! F.dvvln Weaver, of Myrtle CreekJ arrived here this morning to attend the regular meeting of the Klks'j lodge this evening. j Miss Nancy llartman, of Lebanon, 1 arrived here last evening to spend a few tlavs with friends. She will later visit at Myrtle Creek, Kiddie, and Glendale. I Mrs. 1 1. W. llennett left this after-1 noon for Kngene, u here slut was : called by the serious illness of her i imittie;-. Mrs. .lohanna, Hansen. The latter has been in ill health for sev- j eral months. William Moriaii. Hert Sutherland i and J. W. Oliver left Tor Hrewster Valley laic ttiis afternoon, where I thev will spend two or t h i en days I tishing. Thev are making the trip in Mr. Olivers' automobile. 1 Kdwanl Hurkhalter. of lmilas. j leit for his home today niter a few il;ns spent assisting at t he cement .iiariies on Roberts Creek, lie wa j sent here to help out during n rush to supply material at tho factory. tmmher of local oung pt'opte ate planning to hold a pi nic at the Maple grove in i be vieinity nf Mel use on li iii ay v ening. A picnic dinner to he served on the banks ot the l'mp.tia wilt be one tif the feat ures of the occasion. For The Dressing Table of mllaily, nuiliing is mote fining than toilt-t articlm of 1'yra lin Ivory. The color, pure white. HUKft purity and adds to the appearance of the dreHMnir room, it is easily cleaned by warning with soap and water. Pyralin Ivory is substantially made. Mease do not confuse this with the many cheap imitations. This toiletware la solidly built and will stand enravlns without breaking and chipping. Il looks very attractive with initials and monograms eneraved and in laid hi colors. Duv a pic-ce at a time and have the satisfaction of owning the bst. QUALITY SERVICE BUBAR BROS. ANTI i THKATRK Formerly Young & Bubar. JEWELERS & OPTOMETRISTS. PHONE 214 Always alert to protect the people who enter the National forests. Su pervisor S. C. Hartriim, of tho local forestry oftlces. today received a number of so-called registration hooks which will bo distributed among the rangers working; under his direction. Hy the use of these books the per son ttho enters the forests does so with a greater degree of safety than under former conditions. Itefore en tering the forest lie can go to a ranger station, wiiere lie may leave his name, address and destination Minilar registrations can be made at every ranger station he passes en route through the forest. In the event or illness or accident the ran gers can refer to their registration books and determine without diffi culty tho name of the person, to get her with his address and the names of his or her relatives. In the event of serious illness or accl dent. It is the purpose of the rangers to take the patient where he or she can receive the best of attention. Mr. Martrum says this is but. one of the many modern regulations which is making the forestry service popular with the people tif the county. iun;. i : i : l . v I .11 h . Mr and lr II H I d. iitiow i r. 'I h uida v. Iu! l'.... a daughter. siK;s i;i I Nil III MM Ii M- id Mi 1 r.,ii.:..tt.,M. . the halt llelii t. I. i 1 L . 1 ..! nam. d H..-I tin ti li t in si in i i i; t I w . 1 I i I I i ! a I. .d !..- r-. ' ' at : IhtvK. r . swollen u' he to be ton other no n n tu; 1 1 lavls i-( a felei en me to Sout In 1 u On, nte his health He is al old. MM st Ml IEiM li: HiMIHil 1 ; M utin. of S.at- im in. r a 1 on. hi. i.r on the id an -m .1 In-i 'a-1 ee nun; n 1 " M-- 1.1 C thiol in 1 and were hi'tn d I.. 1 at Ihe I mp.i: bv ind M Ii 1. 1 -l.ei Thev dd 1 1 1 lid- nl Mr. and Mrs . '"M alll tin' p il I wan 1; 1 1 a I I V I I W, ! I, 1, tids I 1 ,.n -e a' O e. n pi 'i;n i i nk. ' I P. ,1 ...11. If Km- I..,,;:. ' 'ti. " a- a pa - tic.er fit t he I'.l I ' a"d 1- Mopp in: at the Hotel 11- -. v. th,- hot.l.-e la-k l. I "' 1'. a! -ell ,1 .lrlill-1 el ! I ' ' e 1 e U I a ! l.UI 111 h is sl.i'. . : '' ! t" n n d. ti f .it pat 'i 1 '.,(- n:, . , ut .. " . ' '.mi l i:.a l.- in a Lit. t .-' He I ' . 1 1 I 1 . 'I he ,. ; l 1 with ! 1 11 nn . ' el a laoa.-e. and smi he " 1 t ' t.t ni hut he tmiii John Alexander, the Glido mer chant, spent the day in Hoseburg on ImsinesH. Hi. savs quittt a number of ICoseburg people are camped in the v ie in it y of tilide, w here they are lish ing ami en.iov ing other plea-an tries attendant to lite in the country. The County Court ordered todav t he sale of lea 1 pt opett V he loll gill'-'. to the esiale of Martha. Floyd and Mail Patterson, minors, who are the - hi'tln n an. I heirs of M K. Patter -on. defeased. Thje pro pert y Wjs -old foi maintenance and education of the 1 liil.lreti. Suit was tiled today in tho local 1 ii . nil Con 1 1 by George L, Carlisle, who seeks a iudgment for $l.iU0, together with interest, against John I' Wood vi aril, et al. The amount is i11ei:eil to he due on a promissory lote. and in addition to t he ju.lg mill the plaintiff nk the foreclo HACK rito.M C.MP;. lr. Luther Hamilton and wife, of Portland, and Attorney C. L. Hamil ton and wife, of l(o.-lniig. returned neie last evening irom point;! on Little Hivej , here they spent the past few days camping. W. S. Hani iiton ami wife and Henry Hlchardson ami wife returned here this after noon. Dr. Luther Hamilton ami wife came here by automobile and they epect to return to their home tomorrow. The party caught some tine trout, and are 111 ii'h pleased with t heir outing. o - wai.i.aci: cam: contim i:i. A se. on. I postponement of the criminal trial of Clyde K. H. Wal lace, charged with subornation of perjury, was ordered yesterday be cause of the indisposition of Circuit Judge McGinn, says the Oregonian An effort also was made to have the Frary-Ford forgery case transferred to another court. Witnesses from other states are I awaiting trial of the latter ca.-e, and 1 in an effort to hasten the trial Hep i uty District ttorney Collier pre pand an order transferring it to Judge GntenV department yesterday j The order has not yet been signed. The selection of a Jury was com I pteled before tlie postponement of , th Wallace case yesterday. i woi vrn-rr titi.k. Hubert L. Allen yesterday suit in the Circuit Court filed her- ill c tils mortgage. is repifsentcd by Attorney A'ta King, of Cottage Grove, who is In ibis city today. Ilativ Hil. b burn, who was recent v awarded Ihe contract for cinch ing approximately '.'i'.immi yards of o. k ioi the state, returned here la! evening fioin Jai k-on County. The t 1 1 -did has lieen installed and a tew ot 111 en are now engaged at -vork 111 the .u.mv. t is Mr Hilde 'eiins opiuutn that actual opera ! 1 1' will begin t here in about ten lav- Ihe tn.k will be Used Oil the oad- el Jackson Colllltv. which are . t 'e nupiovf.l under I tie direiiion ' -t.,te s soon as the crusher pl.i.i l m operation Mr. Hi'.deburn wll ce 1.1 t.ukson Countv to remain mil il ! ' w 01 k if enmplt ted. Mill. Nit 'K1) hi ll I1NS IIOMF. plaintiff n-inst Gov. James Withy com be. Slate Treasurer Thomas H. Kav, and Secretary of Stale Hen W. Obott. comprising tho Slate Hoard of Con trol. The plaintiff asks to quiet title to certain lands situated in Douglas County. AHIIIVH i r Hin:wsTi;it. Four young 1 to Ju years last week on clothing fioni men. averaging from of age. were a 11 f 'ted a charge of taking the Ftl Abern.uin home in the Hrewster the MarstiHetd U..ord I'teoi ge Thompson, t; H Hanson and Dcnn tlistiict. savs They in. hide I'orge He. se Hogan The the WOMAN'S HAND CASHED WHEN SHE WAS THROWN THROUGH A WINDSHIELD Mrs. L. DiiChamp, of Portland, sustained a deep cut of the hand this morning when she was thrown through the windshield of an auto mobile while going north liirough Pass Creek canyon. Tourists who arrived here this afternoon from the north slated that tho car in which .Mrs. DuChiimp was tilling struck u Ing beside the road and was thrown from the grade. As the car plunged forward the unfortunate woman was dislodged from her seat and thrown against the windshield. The glass broke, and her hand was badly cut. Other occupants of the machine were not hurt. The car was righted af ter some little time and the patient was hurried to Cottage Grove to re ceive medical attention. The ma chine was not damaged, aside from sustaining a bent fender ami broken windshield. Tonight Every Man, Woman and Chilcl.Should See Commodore J. Stuait Hlackton and Albert E. Smith HNtt.CNl THE BATTLE CRY OF PEACE A CALL TO ARMS AGAINST WAR Xew York Suvpt Au;y, Fighting for Fence. 25,000 Guardsmen in Picture Shows Ihutaliiy of War. Thrills Pulrititic Citizens. 5.000 Horses. "Dek'nseUss A merica" Illustrated. SOOG.A.R. MEMIUiRS SUBMARINES DREADNAUCHTS BATTLESHIPS TORPEDO BOATS StA PLANES ZB.PIELINS HAYS MATIN KK DAILY AT 2:15 P. 5T rwr V TU 1-VKX1NG SHOWS 7:00 - 9:15 UlLl Admission: Children 10c Adults 25c J. Vyinist .tml vil'. of l'ort Ran dall. X. Ii.. lelt m t!i-ii way Iioiih this afti-nioon a:l.r a, iMt ;t M1 rost will. I'. .V Suatircm an.i I'.i : r i ' . 'Iiw.'ii S'-ts $7S.C7S from tlx- 1-V.t-i ii! rca't I'und appruin-iatitm. insh-ail I Im fl7."i'i. iik api..'aii-d in v.-. M.WV CAItS I'ASSKII. I.. I.. Mathews tills afH'rnoon spent :m nilnut.'n in front of tho l li.ji.i ua llot.'l. wliPi-f he took par lliular noti.H of th.' autonioliilis that pass.'il. In that period of time a total of 1'H mat-hint's passed the hotel. 1.; of whit h were Fortls. The other 1:1 cars Included various oilier makes. In only ono instam-e was the t raffle, law violated. areorditiK to Mr. Mathews, anil that was a tourist who was probably Imiorant of the local ordinances. I,IHT IS SIlll'I'Klt. liepuly Sheriff Kaffety this after noun shippetl to Coinstot-k the miotls taken from the home, of ('. It. Law rence, who resitles near that place. The articles were taken from the l.awren e home by John and William Tavlor and A'fred Wilson, who were arrested here later on charges of stealing an automobile at Albany. Two oi tlie hoys were committed to ihe stale trainitii; s hool, w hile the third lad is awaiting prosecut ion in the Circuit Court at Albany. i i .I'll i-miiiTTi:i-: hi sv. In compliance with an order re ceived recently from the state health department, members of the benlth and police committee of the city council have been active in the clean up of stables anil oilier places where ill-cases i.ie . likely til germinate. ' The aclion was orderd on a-count of the fear of infantile paralvsis. Good Evening; Got those Scats Yet? Now A Suggestion: si;m) i vent MII. 0!Ur.K Thf Ri'aMin Hundreds turned away in rvt-rj City throughout the Coumrv wiirre ELLIOTT iZ- SHERMAN PRESENT THE Most Tremcmhus Dramatic Spectacle D. V. Griffith's of 8th Wood n - i nutick rmt iuis iwn skwki: iMpi:t:n: r iiomis. Neti'e is hereby given that the undesigned will, up to ' o'chnk p. m. on Monday, August 7, P.lt. at my oiiice in the citv ball in the city o; Koehiirg. Oregon, receive sealed pron.ij.ais for tho purchase of Sewer improvement Ponds of the city of Kosebing in th-- sum of $ I .". !. ti."i. Said bon ils are issue, under what is known as the Hancrnft Hon.lin.: Act. in denominations of $.".0,101 e.nh, with interest al six per cent, pa aide send - annually, and run Mom one to ten years, at the option of s.iid citv. The right to reje.t any and all I-. i'l hereby r ervetj. Haled this Ht'ith day of ,?ul-. t ! I ti it. 1.. Whippi.K. Hecorder of the City of Ui.-lei-g. iregon. d -l r7iriA 1 fhr- n unu 1 v- IA. SYMPHONY t 0J ()R(;ih;stia 3 1 tt . . . ill lie si'i'ii in (i:is ' it v 0:1 v nt 0 Antlers Theaure O DAYS STARTING ONLV TliiJRS.MAT 2:15 TWICE DAII Prices: STARTING Awir F.M'niii"s. M.iiiiit'fs 8:15 Mh 75r. SI 00 SI 50 S2.00 25c 50c. 75c. fl 00 $1.50 I ' t; I N I OPI K I lN. C.il'hin- - i i .1 i 11 1 si WASHINGTON". .1 til v TI PoHtofTb e I ii-part on ut h.i a .u ! !, i , , . , the tontiiot fur the new si.ir t.n.ie k, , , . . , frtm Tenipltton to lieed pmt. .mil : . .,(,! - 1 1 . i . i.. ; 1k. ierico wil lieglit Aueii-t I fnnd it i h. . - t . c,. j llt , , llt , , ,, Jamex (iiMMliuali, of the rmpquit here about a ten i ;o Valley Hank. I bin morning receded m.h b ftebl, w !- - . h,. w ., n letter from Peiiram iLites in wln-h hv t h C A Sentti I n the latter wnld be was having de-'p.inv unttl a f- lightful time at New pot I. i h. w.i transfeied to P.i Point. Cal ird. i ill. d ! 1T1 . " ' . !'t t C.e repoits lotnerning the t . .it in t be K,ft are en ne. is the statement of Mr; Sin p. it il. w ho returned on .i .itieino.ii after lstttng i- fit and id her points on . ."d:ng to Mrs. Shep l i ( w.is tetn'de mid ie 'i.im jenple being stricken iMi ac. luint of the op ' 1: ! ion "lie -'i et ti tled hei l- '! later lot W illows. Cal . lie i -1 le i for se eral da s i-ter. M i s N.i pton. M 1 1 'i;ii act oinpanied home i' iter. Iiialiud, ho had !i her Hunt for the p.ist i ii onth I robbery occurred last w eek. bovs being arreted on Kriday. On Saturday they were tried be fore Justice of the Peace .1. .1 St.ui i'v. of t O'luille. and none w.is held w it It the ex ept ion of H. Hanson. Ahum it was said, wan the one entered the home Hanson and bis friends w ere s nt dow n here by an ein plo mcnt agi u y to oi k on the fence t'onsirth turn for the Southern , P.n'if to Kaitroitd. i The accused men were arrested n Pouglas County and later turned ut lo the l oos County oftinrsi. ;u u t "HP: :ir.d even biiiltiinj; ft ti h m.w roivw. iMu li i'NT I t onm bouse l.ane St . Ito-iebut g t llipi ITe KOli SUP. stove and b ply to V. J 1 inch ood, ii. k. o:tk and tlr. Mnrsik. Mel lose both Ap ROSEIiUIlG FEDERAL BUILDING T.-..r. .1 ... 1.. ( 1 ... 1 . t - . ;, iMin.Hiii, ci i'-: i'l oin arc I'Xv.iv.iln! ti..;i; ;;ie ';, the mcst skeptical will admit th.it there i i , .' , .' Rosebuds' New Sawmiil Will go thriU.ili the same process of. I .'.rr ;: v.,. , ,.N Some people wonder all the time, if they w..ttV. w.,:k i,.ik! would be wonderfully surprise .1 at the rcsu'ts. 1000 MOKE PEOPLE IN R0StEU?.G Will make cvci1h dy sn:ilc. and cone.j-..c:it.v : . . Houses will be in dui:at:d. lots will 1.c M.ld iav. .. ' '..- ; . will lianj; liigli. We li.K.st for the sawmill Lecture i- DONTFCRCET TO CAI L hp PH39gE R.OSEBUR.G ICE DELIVER.Y Pfi?0NE aw null . Kr, t hey e n: ai:.i lii.n; m i pievail. the i;oic-e -:c- lee