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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR CIRCUS IS COMING TO ROSEBURG THIS MONTH; It's still Kunimor, for thi KHIh Kloto circus x on itn w:iy ht-rv. Fair flowers PinMf up from Die ;iernou.s depths to i ho dome-like height of the huKe tout and nod toward tho arena. Now ami then they ripple. Is in a strong breeze. It mailers not what the weather Ik, then; is sunshine with In the hi; Selln-Kloto tent. Yes, whatever th season else where, it is yum nut at the Kt'lis 1'loto circus. liutterfiy hows, pink niul blue, mid from bnbhing Utile heads. Spotless turndown collars reflect the HliininK cheerf above tliem. Kyes, violet or gray, brown or black, are drawn as by magic and held as I hough they could not escape, hy the huge Htagt. Never did grownup coiic-erltate more intensely on his task. The perform JUH e Sn piim luateil now and then by the Hwei'tcst soiiiKi on earth, the laughter of children. Kor, know yon, t tin flowers are the faes oT the children. The ripple is the moM'inent of their small bod ies in a gale of excitement. This Ik (he reign of the children, for a circus Is coining lo town, com ing to slay for one whole day, and great is the Joy oT childhood land. The joy reaches out far beyond, as It should, to grownup land, and the grownups, too, are happy. It Is a sight to ease the heaviest heart, and to inako yet lighter the happy ones already already light to watch an audlcnre at the Sells-Kioto show. It never knows that you are star ing at it. It is entirely unconscious of self, a blessed characteristic of childhood, and that wo may carry on out of our childhood. Here and there a small woman, or a tiny man, stands to better see the antics of the clowns forty downs. Think of that array of foolish fellows. Two or three used to make us laugh until wo wore tired. When two of tho clowns the tallest and the shor:. est who have been sparring in a prlo fight, are taken away in a pa trol wagon, Utile men who are to he pipe their glee. or course, Ihey don't point at the perfonnerH In a grownup's plav hoiiKC. It isn't done. Hut at the circus, where eager little faces are sandwiched in helwoen larger ones they reflect their Joy, there are my-! rlads of little fingers pointing as un erringly a hands on the clock. Kfrst It Ik the woman In the gleam ing while gown, who Jumps on and off the while horse while ho is gal loping; that Is the hour toward which all the little hands point. Then It Is the large lipped, foolish-; looking down with the big feet and the little hat. The baby elephants In the family of elephants draw the wee, pointing fingers as by a mag net. "Is he a wool elephant, mania? It he - honest ?" asks a doubling Thomas. Farther hack a manly lad In a Norfolk Jacket and wearing a Hinile that never slops service until the curtain rails. hen the big man with a big voice announces the unhue wonder of the next act, the lad pulled at his rat tier's sleeve: "Who's it?' he demands. it is a time for gracloiiH deeds. A small girl with fur-gel- me- not eyes and sun-c(doiel hair Is upon her mother'H knee, that, she might bel ter see the perl'oi inunce of the ele phants. She gurgled her delight at the sight. As the orchestra plays the exit march there Is a soft undertone to the music - small staccato notes sur passingly sweet. They are Him child ren's chorus of gratitude. Vert, when the Sells Kluto circus comes to town on September Hi. SI'IM I , I ll VATi:H. S, S. .loni '1 di son, secret uiy of (he lto.se burg Commercial Club, this morning reeied a letter from the Kugeiie Chamber of Commerce ask Ing if It would be posMhle fur the lieonle of l his .it to iiir;iiim for a Meeial train to th,' Lane Couiitv seal during t licit lair there next ueek, To injure the special train it would lie necessary to guarantee the ale of nppro'.iuiatcly .Mi tickets, nccotd j Ing to the letter received her.'. In j aMiiuih as tl.e hoiiglas I'nuntv tali' begins her,. et eiitie:...i . HO nc tint) will be t.ikcii i cvai iliii: Ihe e lUI'fdotl to I:, IC. tie. How to Give The best li Is In Set a I ,..,,! e; See H) f , im k ? cold by lukm-- CI Keinedy t hey in e li example. This ie Use for many e;t ; : Cellell! lej UU1l u. when . Good Advice. I give coed aiUiee tuple. U hen ,ith. Tr oll get o . r -nit amhet l.itn'.-i t 'tiiirli kclv to follow eill uedv lias beet, in and enjo . itn e obtainable wi AVNOI Xr'MKXT. To any tine nesiiou f engafilng In the plauluit mill or manufaci unng business, tll oTer a one half u teiest in my biir-itii iV cr with out real t-Ktut" W. L. l. im-c-. HAILY U i:iiiiii lill-oiil. V. S. W uther ittitt nu In, at otftce Itoseburg, 2 hours eiu'.ltig b n. in., today. Prec'pltanon In Tth'ties and hun dredths: Mlt Mill! Ill leil. )ie! .it ore t'. 1 Minimum h-ir pel t ui e 1 ', Precipitation :!e Total t'reelp. from Sept to dile Average Prectp. I; s, pt. 1, "77 . . 1 Totay deficieiic fiom S. jt 1. 'if, Average l'tecip. (. n ' Vi a- sons (Sept. to May, inclu- 1 ;i J 1 J WILLIAM I1KLL. Ohnervnr. WKATII1-5K FDItFCAST Tonighi litir and 1 oi.b i wiih fre t: Sundav fair and warmer. NOTICE FOR BIDS. Under the provisions of Ordinance No. Ut2 of ihe City of Host-burg, Ore gon, sea! I'd proposals will be received by the undersigned at bis office fn the City Hull in ihe City of Hos burg, Oiegon, up to five o'clock P. M. on (lie 1 It Ji day of September, 1911, for the construction and equipment of a standard guage railroad from the City of Itoseburg to Hook Creek at its confluence with the North l.nin- (tia Jiiver in township 2G soul'i, ' nuifre 3 west of Ihe Willamette. Merid ian, in Douglas County, Oregon, in ac cordance with the plans and sjiecifica-' lions therefor filed in Ihe orfice f (he City Recorder of the City of Hose-' burg on the lOlli day of July, 1911, 1 and amended and r.-filed on the ?MUi day of July, l)IG. All proposals must be accompanied by a certified check payable to the City Treasurer in a sum equal to one per cent of th amount of said bid, to be forfeited Id) the cily in the event such bid is ac-1 cepted by the City and the bidder j shall fail or refuse to enter Into a' contract with the city Tor the con-! K!r'ii.won "lid Miuipiiient of said rail road in accordance with said plans and specifications, and to furnish the required bond. A corporate surely ! bond, acceptable to the mayor and! common council, for the faithful per tormanee or I lie contract, in a sum equal to one half of the total amount of the bid, will be required of the contractor. The contractor must range to take, at par, bonifc of the cily eif Itoseburg, as authorized hy the charter amendment adopted by the people of the City of Itoseburg at th special election held May 22, J!HJ, in payment for Ihe construction ami equipment of said railroad. The con tractor must agree to complete the work and furnish the equipment with in two years from the date of sign ing the contract. The common council hereby serves the right to reject any or all bids or proposals. Dated August 25, III 1C. II. I. WHIPPLE, City Recorder of the City of Hose burg, Oregon. LODGE CARDS uooiMi: r Tim wo it i, it, oak Camp No. lli.1. MeelH in the Odd Fid lows' hall in itoseburg every 1st At ;ird Monday evenings. Visit lug neighbors always welcome. T. I). WKATUHltFOKD, C. C. M. M. MJLLUK, Clerk. LIOI.LS, Itoseburg Arlo meets In their hall on Jackson St., on 2n', and -Ith Monday evenings of oaeh month, at 8 o'clock. Vlsiling breth ren in good standing always wel come. J IOW A II I ) II KSS, W. l H. F. tiOOl M AN, W. Sec. I'lione M IS:!. W'i .M FN t !' W( ( l M U. I T, Lilac Circle .No. lit. Meets on the 1st and ;trd Monday evening of each mouth at Odd Fellows' hall. Visit Ing members in good standing an invited to attend. I ..F.N A I F'N, (J. N. CLAliA CAWLFIKU), Clerk. O. K. H., Kosebui-g (Implor No. H iioius tneir regular meeting on the 1st and Hid Thursday tu each mouth. Visiting members In good in vited standing are respectfully to attend. MARIK A. It ITKIi, Fit FK JOHNSON, IIFIIFKAHS, Itoseburg Uebekuh Lodge, No. II. 1. . O. F. Meets in Odd Fellow s" Temple every Tuesday evening. Visiting sisters and brethren Invited to attend. MltS. FFFIK SCHWA It., N. (1. M US. T I LI , I K .IOII NSt ) . Sec. f.lsik inwirmtKY, F. S. I. O. . I. Illslng Slur IrfMlgo No. 171 meets !n the odd Fellows, Temple every Friday evening. Vlsiling hi etliien ahv avs welcome. J. II. HAUSII, N. C. CAUL OHMAN. U. S. M. F1CKLI0, F. S. K. OF P. .jOIMiK. - Alpha Lodge No 17 meets every Wednesday oven lug tn 1. o. O. F. hall. Visiting Knights always welcome. Pay dues to Itoy F. hurbin, M. of 1, ut "imds for Men"' store. W. 11. MOW I HON, C. C. K. K. WIMltFltLY. K. U. S . K. .V A. I ., UiiinM iHt No. 1H, Kegulnr Comrvinlcatlons 2nd and four.th Wod"eedRvs each month at Maaonle. Temple, Kosobiirs, Or Vtiltors welcome. It D WILLIAMS. W. M. W V 11 A It K IS. Secy. LOYAL OHOi lt OF MOOSK, IInm. burg Lodge No. lo;t7 Meets Mon day evening of each wek, at 8 o' clock in Man atico hall. All vlsltlnil brothers are W. .1. H O It. P. O. Klk m, iX'M Holds t lnt h at the invited to attend. M00N. 1'ictator. PAlt.JKTFH. Secy. ltetur 1.cilgt 'o. regular communica FUs' Temple on tht 2 n .1 nmt 4th i'lmrstiuvs of eucl' month tioMiitier.i reipiesteil tc attend rcgiila ly. ami nil vlstttnp brothers ar- oordfHily Incited tc attend. F H. STKWAKr. K. It 1 It A H. ItlUHLK, Secy o. o Me T., Union Enc.inipnifnt No 0. In Odd Fellows n.ph 1 v Thui silav e eniu.r. ! hi en alw av s w eh oine .1, It PAH.LV. C 1 i: S i-OCKI FIJK A: siting K. 11 P J H I1A1LF.Y, I S, J WICS F AKT, 1- S. O. O. I'., I'lillelnrlnil I No. N. - M.-i t.i In odd Kelluwii' Temple, oirn-r .latk-nn nut lVs Stu.. on Satitrdav evening of esch week Meiritiers of tile order In Rood BtuuditiK are inviteil to attend. o II I'li KI NS. N (1. .1 II IIAII.KY, K S. M. M Mli.l.KH. H. 8. CLA55irif D colIu All Classified AJrertlsementa In serteil new Unlay will be found on 1'iWfl (I, under "New Today' lieud. LOST A.N'U l'OIJ.NT). KOI.'NP. Lady's want at barbecue grounds at Kiddle. Owner please notity I'aul Gary, Itiddle, Oregon LOST. Ciold watch somewhere in Ihe business district. Hunting case, with monogram "C. A. 1 Kinder return same to t'lnpqiia Hotel and receive reward. SILK I'AHASOL KOKIn'U. In post office lobby, September ti, even ing; green body, with Dresdi ribbon border, and green tassels on wooden handle. Owner please call at postolnce, also pay lor ud vei'Iisemellt. WANTED WANT I'll) Hoarders at lii'V Court St. and roomers WANTFH. rpiiie al - Four inune pickers. Iteview office. WAN'I'FI). Kxperlenced woman for general housework. Phone 109-Y WANTKH. A ii or 7-room furnished house. Address J. A. Kirk, CJrand Hot4d, City, WANTKD. -Middle aged lady for work In rooming house. Apply at the Oregon. WANTKD. Canary birds. Call : West Lane, 01 phone Jii7-Y. Mrs. D. II. Hrown. WANTKD TO ItKNT. Small fur nished house, prefer modern bun galow. F. V. Powell, care Iteview WANTKD. Reliable, intelligent married man on dairy ranch near itoseburg. Address A. (1., car Iteview. WANTKD. Place where girl fan work for room and hoard and go to high school. Call or phone KoMburg Motel. C.lltL wants place to work for lToard in prfvatc family while attending high school. Address Marion Morten sen, Millwood, Oregon. FOK ItKNT. FOIt ItKNT. ."-room bungalow, fur nished. Inquire ; I S W. Cass. Foil ItKNT.- Two incuts. Phone 75 Pino. furnished L, or call apart ru 1 s FOIt ItKNT. Modem a-room bun galow, close in, Set) Hates, the Printer, FOIt ItKNT.- Four furnished house keeping rooms, with bath. 2ii N Itose, corner Washington, FOIt ItKNT.- 1 fi-rootn hotel, fur nished almost, complete, Imiuiue Hit; N. pine St., Itoseburg. FOU ItKNT. - Two furnished house keeping rooms with hath, uUS So Pine. Inquire 1UJ5 N. Jackson, Phono :it)3-Y. I'OH SA 1.10 AND TUA1M0 FOU SALK.- Delooch Portable saw mill. Phono Li-F 5. FOU SALK. - Piano In good condl lion, iM inquire lO'JO West 1st. FOIt SALK. Illcyelo engine, new, 1! horse Inquire Parslow Hi Hell. FOKD TOl ItlNH CAR for sale, good cotiilit ion I-'.most Itanium, ;! 1 f N. Jackson. FOIt SALK. lid acres corn i Id; aliMi - carold colt. Addrt care Iteview. l-'oit SALK. Single harness, r will trade for No. 1 w 00 d condition, o Phone ;:s J. FOIt SALK. Cord and bloc A. Kombaugh, It. lung. wood F. No. 1, Uos I'l Vi: room house in North Itn burg for rent cheap. Inquire ins I-:. Douglas St. H. P. pas.-enger auto for for ro.ui.-ter or bug. H , tare Iteview. sab Ad- or tta.ie liej-s it. I'HKl'i; bui.'i;ies and harness for sale or ttade. What have you to ex th.uige? Call at ll:t South Kane FOU S LK New l ;i l mot orcycl". r will trade tor Foul runabout ot n: I it q tin e H.n lies' barber shop HOI St: VNU TWO LOTS In Kansas Mo , In trade for Oregon ly. IV i; Hwell, milaril. Or rtiv. prnpi : I'l'l! Al.l- Inilch cows. 2 ct in ; milk : liuitnt 1 Mill be fri-.-h laM of S.-pt, ir 1:0 Lpr"s ottice WelN. ! "I.. 1'IVK KOOM cott.i:k close Sleph- lot fiii feet. Immire Mil S. cit . or address P. O. He 213. I bun.!'. u.ied Phone OVIS KOli SM.K Angolas. ery clu small . nKc ea, h. ilaile luu i;-KI2. k i.oats $ . Oi; SM.K waifon. blub 1" ion tr k. lioseblll c. One :". 1.. M !.!: seat, need elder, llniuile .1 K. i'u! MKl.til AX HAKKrt PedlKlecl, and New Zealand lied lial. lilts. Pressed hares delivered. Willis S llmilird. I'll on 11 a 7 K2. EVENING ROSEIllHO REVIEW, SATURDAY", SEPTEMBER 0, 1910. KOli SALE CHEAP. Team driving ponies and harness. Will trade for stock or grain. Address X. T. care Keview. SILO KOK SALE. Or will trade for good all-around work horse ot U'lin lbs. or over. Address T. li. . care Review. FOU SALK. Pure bred Delaine rams 1, 2 and 3 years old, ?10 to $15 Address J. G. Karnes, Ten Miie, Ore., Phone 18-F25. FOU SALE Oil TRADE. Five hacks, will trade for hay or grain or sell for cash; also four automobiles for Hale. Apply to either Louis Kohl lingen or John Banks. FOU SALE OH TliADE. 10 acres, all in cultivation, with buildings, 2s miles Itoseburg, V mile to church and school, good road. Ad dress Uox 34, Kdenbower, Oregon. FOU SALK. Four head registered non-shedding, half Angora buck goats, l if, years old. These ani mals have splendid fleeces. Price $l."i. Address E. It. Kenny, Leoua, Oregon. FA It M AND STOCK FOR RALE. Will sell my 400 acre stock farm, implements and stock. Half cash and balance on time payments. Ap ply lo the owner on the premises at Wilbur, Ore., J. I. Chapman. FOU SALE. 40 acres, $1600, time on $.".!)(). New house, 3 springs, running water, water piped to kitchen; orchard, garden, barn, 10 tons hay. No trade. Miss Clara Dili, Yoncalla, Ore. u FOIt SALE. fJOO-aere stock ranch 2iM) sheep, 175 goats, 40 cattle. -1 horses, and one team of mules. On account of sickness, will sell at bargain. $2000 can handle it, bal ance on terms to suit at 7 per cent. Plume Oakland 4C F2L EXCHANGE Ten room modern Itoseburg home; large barn and garage; nice lawn and gardjen. beauitiful home or suitable tor roomers Will trade for property in Kan Francisco or Seattle. See the property or write. 707 V Mosher street. Mrs. Carl C. Gun tert. ilvo advertisers offer the best bar gains. Patronize Review advertiser1. PROFESSIONAL CARDS li. I!. S.MI!I..ST Aitui'iH',v-al-I.aw Perkins UuMilitm. nnscburK, On-Ron. PKXT1STHY Sponlal tillonllon elvon norcolain filllnss. Prices reasonable as any in the elty on al! work. .?. It. ( II IM.X, l. II. S. Phones: Offlro 2X2. Hcs. 4iir.-It. Hfloe rear of Hevlew Mile., Itose burg, Oregon. IlltS. SNKI.I, l)K I,A!M' )stMiit(lilc rhyxlclnns bones Office 11 a. Ites. 216-1., 4 21-L 207 Perkins Uklg., Itoseburg. Ore. Kit. x. ri,Yi,i:n I.Ii-iminm1 clilropriu'tlc PhyHlcInn 22 W. Lane St., Itoseburg, Oregon Phone lyi. onsultatlon anil Examination Free, Office Honrs, 9 to 5. Sundays anil evenings by appoint ment. THK IIKIM.INK SCHOOL III.' PIANO Ml'SK'. Mtn. Cliarlivi lliMnlluv, Klrr.'lnr .Mrs. Slav Climbs. Assistant Teai lier Ileiiluticrs a specialty. Concrt iaulsts developed. Morning classes In Klndornarten. hiMrcn called for and taken biuue. Stud'.il 42a Klla St. Phone 33-lt. MOW COl'XTV MAP Showing railroad lands, price $1.50 l (i. llll lis. Surveyor P. O. llov. 477, Itoseburg Perkins llldg. Phono 21. Kit. C. II. WAKK lMIYSH'I.W AM) Kl'ltdKUN hones: Officii, ;1S4; Ites. 126-K. Itooms 4U-416. Perkins llnildini!. Miss i-i:i;i, .vita ut (railliate Ntll-Mi Phono if.: 2 1 s s. .luckson IHl.S. KKKI.V. SKTIIKK K STKW.IHT Physician ami Suincon.. Suite of Offices Hear of PotiKhis Na tional Hank, liround Floor. Phone 367. KOSKIirUtS Oil Ell ON Otticii Hears: Plumes 1 11 !" 1 -' a. m. Office: Main 1 7 1 - 10 I' m lies: Main Hi nit. i.r i:rt smith Plijs, Women and riitldren Iiiseases a Specially. Office: Masonic l:I,li;. Second Kloor AUGUST STRAUB Mining Engineer Prospect and Developing Mines a Specialty. POST OKHCE BOX No. ?5l Roseburg, Oregon i f -h WHERE TO GET RESULTS. J. You can reach the people by fr ailvertisiiii? in The Iteview ... 'I'liere art- more copies of the Dally and Twice-a week Iteview printed and circulated regularly 4- every week, than of all Ihe other .j iioumas bounty papers coin- 4- lined. .j. NOTICE.. To whom it may concern: Notice is hereby given Ihat Nichols & Martin, contractors in cbarye of the construction of an addition lo the courthouse, designated as a vault, have liled in the office of the Counly Clerk their ccrlilicate of the comple tion and linal estimate of the total cost of the construction of said vault. Now. therefore, any person, linn or corporation having objections to fill to the completion of said vault or the linal estimate or to the amount al lowed for the construction of said vault, may file the same in writing with the County Clerk of Douglas utility, Oregon, on or before two (2) eeks from the dale of the first pub lication of this notice. Hy order of the County Court of Douglas County, Oregon, dated this Sth day of August, A. I)., 1'Jlti. K. II. LKNOX, County Clerk. G. W. Young & Son REAL ESTATE Bonds. Loans, Rentals Fire Insurance, Notary Public 116 CASS ST. PHONE 417. SHOOT WITH A KODAK and send your films to us fo: IKVKLOPl(J AM) PKINTINd Host work at modern to prices. Kodaks, Kastman Photo Supplies. ROSEBURG BOOK CO. Roseburz, OreRoa. We are Still on EARTH V ill he ready for business Ajain in a few DAZ You have watched our "SMOKE" Now watch us "go some" Phone MEW YORK CAFE fi. WIIMI, M-tincr OI KN K.XV AMI NUillT .MliAI.S AT Al.l, HOI HS Ttegular meals 2r cents .Chicken dinner Sundays from 1 - noon to 1' p. m. Chop Suey, Noodles. Fresh Oysters, IMsh, Klc . at all times. Comer .lacksim V Washington Sts What Is the difference between ':irv's little lamb then and now? hundred vcars. If she that Mary still has that 11 lo:ii: aco dl'l keel llltle la nil. ere this little lamb. . we flKnre has erown in i-e a slicep! That Mary sold her little lamb to u. Need not be among your fears: Th- 'anil" and mutton purchased here Is all of tender years! The Economy Market ;eo. Kohlhatccn, l'np., Phone SS- IP Imperial Cleaners 277 342 N. Jackson St I KuHv on ALTO STAGE; VVfa DEPOT. Dally stages and autos for Marsh field and all Coos Bay points, also for Peel and Millwood, leave G. W. Rapp's grocery store, 133 Sheridan street. Cab paid for produce along the line. BULL FOR SERVICE. c.ood grade Red Durham. Terms ?2 in advance, with return privileges. At Farmers Feed Shed. CEMENT WORK Side Walks, Septic Tanks, Cellar Floors, Foundations, and all kinds of Cement, work. C. E. BENSON Phone 252-L Mrs. F. D. Owen Cut Flowers PoHd Plantj Funeral Designs Wedding Boquets PHONES Greenhouse D-Kia City 414 Money to Loan $150,000 To loan on improved farms In !outflas County. Loni? time loans, payable on or before 20 years, low interest. Write for particulars. I'nion Central Life InsuraneeCo By RICE & RICE Exclusive Agents for Douglas County. STOP AT Hotel Grand Cass St., Roseburg, Or. Real Estate City and Farm Property, Timber Lands GEORGE lilTElt 122 West Oak Street Mrml,er I'urlluml Urallij lit.nnl A. J. LILBURN & SON CJOMIM.ETE IIOUSK RIRNISIIKRS Furniture, Carpets, Draperies, Stoves and . Cooking Utensils, Tents and Awnings. 19 1 Cass St Speaking of I DOUGLAS COUINTY CREAMERY Rosehurg. Oregon. The North Side Grocery Has full line of Best Quality Groceries, Flour and Feed to Sell. Wheat by the sack. We buy e?gS. Alton S. Frey, prop. INSURANCE These dry, windy days should remind you Uiat your Home. Hum. Drier and automobile should bo protected by a good reliabe Insurance Policy. We represent 25 companies, some of the oldest and strong est doing business. When you desire the best ask for the Home Insurance Go., the Aetna, tlio Phoenix, the Sun, the National, the Niagara, the Continental, tlto Liverpool & Ixmdon & Globe. We are experts In writing policies which protect you the most. You are protected on just what your policy covers. We know just how to give you the best protection. Wo also writo bonds of all kinds. RICE (Sb RICE The Pacific Building And Loan Association Why not avail yoni'seli or the opiMH'tiinity to save? We have organized a branch of the Pa cific liuilding and Loan Asso ciation. Pay rent to yourself. Ask for explanation of their inventment stock, how $5.00 per month will n'ature to $1000.00. Rice & Rice, Loan Agents Douglas Junk Co. Dealers in metals of any de scription, such as brass, copper, lead, zinc, puter, aluminum, etc, also all kinds of rubber, auto tires. Hides and wool is our specialty. We also buy and sell all kinds of tools, machinery and belting. Highest prices paid. Douglas Junk Co. Orders Promptly Attended. Phone 219. Main & Oak Sta. Large County Map Shows Railroad land. New proposed railroads, Suther lin, Roseburg and Carries Sections, trails, Crater Lake, mines, fruit lauds. $1.50 L. G. HICKS, Civil Engineer 223 Perkins Dldg. Phone 21 Itoseburg, Oregon. Roseburg, Ore. Ice Cream you w m't know how really fine a lefieslimeut or dessert It makes until you taste ours, (line you do that your appre ciation of our Jersey Ice cream " ill he doubled. Sounds like a bii; claim possibly. Put it to "ie test of actual trial and "u 11 think we have been very modest :iliont It.