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Newspaper Page TextPAGE POUR KVRKIMO nOflRnURO IIEV1RW, MOXOAY, 8KPTRMREH St, 1010. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. W. D. Hess, of Garden Valley, was a visttor iu the city last evening. Miss Kate Powell left for Kugene today to visit relatives and friends a few days. 0 eo rge P. M elntyre, of 1 lo i t , Idaho, has arrived here to remain for a few days. L. Lady, of Dillard. arrived here last evening to spend a couple of days with friends. Henry Miller ana wife, of Myrtle Point, are spending a couple of days in (he city witii friends. j Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Helms, of Port land, arrived here last evening to pass a few days with friends. Mertha MeCuinber, of Lebanon, ar rived in Hosehurg Sunday lo pass a few, days with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Frank iJavJs, of Port land, have arrived In Hosehurg to pass a f'w days with friends. Mrs. L. K. McCoy left this morning for Portland to upend the next week or two with her brother. Grants Pass Courier; Miss Kdnn Cornell went to (tiendale last night. Miss Cornell is teaching at that place. Medford Tribune: Mrs. Catherine ftm:seW, of Hosehurg, Is visiting at the home of her son, 1. it. HtiHsell. Mrs. .1. H. Freeman, of Newport, who had been visiting her daughter I here, left for her home tliis morning. Mrs. John Kstabrook left fur Hu gene thin morning where she will spend a few days visiting with jf riends. Miss Mildred Parks left this morn ing for Kugene to spend her second year attending the I'nlverslty of Oregon. Miss Frances Parslow left tills morning for Monnioulh for the sec ond year of her course at t lie nor mal school. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Miller left for Portland to spend several days look ing after business affairs as well as visiting relatives. Mrs. It. fi. W'oodermm, who lias been living here for some time, left tliis morning to join her husband who recently located in ilonlana. Mrs. Fdith Phelps Pearson left this morning for Sutherlin where she will show her lines of millinery and art goods, which she is bundling for tlio local Hat Shop iu the outlying towns of the county. Albany Democrat: Mrs. O. P. Co show and daughters, Leo mi and Dale, of Hosehurg, passed through Albany last night, Mrs. Coshow for Portland, the girls for ML Carroll, 111., where they will attend the Fran ces Khlnier school for girls. Handon World: ,L 1). Woodruff, formerly a barber employed" by II. F. Morrison, Ihib gono to Itosehurg, where ho expects to find employ meut. His family will remain al the home of his brother on the latter's ranch until ho becomes located. Myrtlu Creek M nil: M. F. Dick Ron has rented his North Myrtle form to W. R. Starbuck for (he next year and has departed for Pullman, Washington, where he expects (o lo cate, lie Is (raveling by wagon and team, by way of Fugeiie, the McKen- zie Pass. Fossil. Pendleton and Walla O Walla. Myrtle Creek Mail: A hunting party consisting of C. It. McCee and son Kenneth, of Myrtle Creek, (ieo. Steel and sons, Hoy and (iordon. H. (., and Art 'Penny, and Krlc Krlng ton, of Portland, Oregon, returned Saturday from the Tiller section, where they spent several dayH hunt ing. Four deer were killed by (be party, one of which was killed by Kenneth Mctiee. (runts Pass Courier: A Southern Pacific engine jumped the rails at a switch near the roundhouse this morning and n fair-sled crowd gath ered to walch the men nut It back on tile track. The ni!!ni vn en- L lug slowly at the time and was stop ped as soon as it went off (he tnu-k. Ah it was on the main Hue and took several hours to replace on (he truck, "the passenger trains were forced to take the sidetrack. Mrtle Creek Mail: Dr. R. D Coryell was called out lo the Murk place un North Myrtle Thursday af tcrmmn to attend Mrs. Fred Khel ton, who had r-oei ed a uu mber of minor injuries ;ih the result of a tunawjiy. Mr. Shelton, hH wife and two .hildreti. were hauling fruit when the team he was driving ran away, shelton and U- were both thrown fnuii the lii and were more or lens bruised, while the children remittned iu the ehnie and escaped injury, the frightened team hning halted upon reach in i; the bain. North Dead Harbor: In a short con versa t ton with .las. MnutcnuiiTV . of the telephone eoiripit'.v, be st.iied th;ii the wagon road between the Day and Hosehurg never was in be! ter hhape than new. The nUces nut i of Myrde Point have not misled a I trip all summer and fall and rUhij now the toad is in peiiVit condition.; He mys that Die road between M r- j tie Point, and Marslifield is in eve) ' lent shape and will be found a r b i ui e to it ; i e over h ail w he v w , ; the Myrtle Point (air. i North Dead lluihnr: V, Is. W..:t arrived today Dom his li :ne at S erlin and will be on t he j.ay for a phort business trip. He waidVui 1m-: had nothing to ive out i e.-.u d sin: his Kinney Li. mullein, nel'b.i lwt-1 hn seen or heard of W. .1 W it, Since he was last here It was t,ti. from h Is demeanor that there v. nothing to be had and that ins Ing nieiint not li nig f nr t her t ban business visit. it has hi i ll ;t;it that Mr. Waite was expected here effect a settlement in the Kinney! tax affairs. i Pedcr pedcrson. now i nr. ' bin i; ' near Alleghany, Is deelarrd to be: t he youngest army pensioner on 1 Fncle Sam's honor r 1 1 w ho Is re tired, says the Maislifl--ld Tin.es Me is nly :I5 years idd, but i nceiviuir' ft! 7 per month. He L taking advan tage of the ,10-yfar service provision and sets the full amount that be was drawing as sergeant when he quit, Jlo served in the Philippines, getting double time, having entered i lie army at 19. He has taken a homestead and all lie lacks now la a wiie, Keldar Hugep says. Kiil'rx, ('. A Tlu, nlnllno r.f broccoli In the district about Coos Hay was not ho extensive as it was hoped It might bo when the Marsh - field rlM.mlw.i' r.,n,..,(..-r.o . r n f.,i rf !). i.un.h'.uA ,.f ninntu fm.n parties at Ifosebiiri.'. A few ' thous - and plants were shipped In, but the majority of plantings about here were done from seedlings. Peter Mirrasoul, who raises broccoli every yofir, sold about L'O.Hoo plants and has orders for more, Martin Rus sell, of Wlllanch Inlet, planted ;, ('(Hi plants and will set out another thousand, making In all about an acre and a third Messrs. KJelland and Cecil MoffaU, of Kentuck Inlet, wenl into (be business heavier than any others in this vicinity and hav over five acres set out in plants, ft in said all the crops are looking well. Other ranchers who are rais lug tliis vegetable imlude Neil Wat son, of Coos City, Herman Sniilhgall of Coos River. TRAIN' LOAD OF SIILLP. A solid (rainload of shet-p passed through Hosehurg at t:;io o'clock lust evening from northern points to the S;in Francisco markets. There were iTi cars in the train and many of Ihein were equipped with two decks. Changing Seasons Bring Calds. "Sluffed-up head." elogged up nose, tight chest, sore throat are sure signs of cold, and Or. Kind's New Oiscovery is Hiiro relief. A dose of this com bination of antiseptic balsams soothes t ho Irritated membrane, clears the head, loosens the phlegm, you brVathe easier and realize your cold Is broken up. Treat a cold persistently; half way measures leave a lingering cough. Tako Or. King's New Oiscov ery until your cold is gone. For -17 years the favorito remedy for young and old. At your Oruggist, 50c. LODUE CARDS WOOOMKN OF TIIK WOltLII, Oak Camp No. 12 a. Meets in the Odd Fellows' hall in Hosehurg every 1st & ;ird Monday evenings. Visit ing neighbors always welcome. T. D. WKATHKHFOKl), C. C. AL M. MILLER, Clerk. K.'UiLFS, Hosehurg Arte meets in their hall on Jackson St., on 2nd and 4th Monday evenings of each month, at 8 o'clock. Visiting breth ren In good standing always wel come. HOWARD HKSS, W. P. It. F. OOOHMAN, W. Sec. Phone M I8;t. WOMKX OF WOODCRAFT, Lilac Circle No. II. Meets on tho 1st and Itrd Monday evening of each mouth at Odd Fellows' hall. Visit ing members in good standing are Invited to attend. LKNA DKNN, (1. N. CLARA CAWLFIKLI), Clerk. IL S., RoMdmrg Chapter No. H. lloldn their regular meeting on the 1st and Itrd Thursday month. Visiting members standing are respect tally to attend. M A HI K A. HIT KH, FRKK JOHNSON, In each In good invited W. Sec. M. Ri;iti:i Alls, Hosehurg Rebekah Lulge,No. 41, I. (. O.1 F.-Meels in Odd Fellows' Temple every Tuesiiay evening. Visiting sisters and brethren Invited to at lend. MRS. FFFIK SCHWAHZ, N. C. MRS. T1LLIK JOHNSON. Sec. KLSIH III'MIMIUKY. F. S. O. O. F., Itlslug Star ltdgo No. 171 meets In the Odd Fellows, Temple every Friday evening. Visiting brethren alwavs welcome. J. H. HARSH. N. O. CARL HUMAN, R. S. M. F1CKLK, F. S. k. tF V. .lOlKiK, Alphii Lodgo No 4 7 meets every Wednesday even lug In 1. O. O. F. hall. Visiting Knights always weler Pay dues to Roy F. nurbin. M. of F.t at "Duds for Men" store W. 11. ltnWHKN, C. C. IC. K. WiMltKRLY, K. R. S. . V. X A. T., Iaum IkL6 o. Hi, HoKular ('oihinunlcstl'tus 2nd and fourth Wodtiesdays each month al Manoulu Temple, RnSHhurg, Or Visitors wolcotue. R. l. WILLIAMS, W. M. W. F HMtRlS. Secy. MYAIi Oltbl ll OF MtMWK, ICoao burg Lolgo No. 1 OH 7 Meets Mon day evening of each wttk. at 8 o' clock iu Macrat'ce hall. All vlsitlntt brothers are invited to attuad. W. J MOON, Dictator. H. O PARvJICTiCR. 8tcy. It. t. I lkp.. I ted U ht the lb.ebm litNlgix, h'o. regular ''otumunlca Klks' Temple on the at. .J 4th h A I u Ttiurtlus of each mil ben reii'iested to 1). mid all visiting roniiftlSy InvRed tn . I'F WART, K. R H RII'OLK. SH'y aiM-r.l y tl4 t O. 0 F , Urw' i Encanprnfnt No 9. 1 j". -Hows' Temple. . -.niriir. Visiting : M .t . .'!,-oine J I; I Mi l Y. ( !' L - ' im Kl LRLASK, .1 K HAILLY. R. S. JAM LS LW ART, F. S. H V . O. O. I- ., Phil-lAiifin UmIica No. N. V.eets in Odd Fellows' Temple, corner .l.o k-oa mnt (': Sts , on Hiit u r lti v evening of eit h week. Moinlieiu of (tie order In good landing me Invited to attend. O II. I'li KIAS, N o. J M. It A ILLY, F. 3. M. M. MILLKR. U. 8. i (0111 All Classified Advertisements In serted new today will be found on under "New Today" head. T 1 111 ' LOST AM) lOl'.VD. 1 FOUND. Ludy'H walHt at barl' 1 grounds at Hlddle. Owner please notify Paul Gary, Jtiddie, Oregon i()ST Gold watch somewhere in tho business district. Huntln case, with monogram "C. A. 1'. Finder return same to t'mpqua Hotel and receive reward. SILK PARASOL FOl.NO. In post- oil lc lobby, September ti. even ing; green body, with Dresden ribbon bolder, and green tassels on wooden handle. Owner please call at postotfice, also pay for ad vertisement. WANTKU WANTLO Hoarders at tiT Court St. and roomers WANTKD quire at - Four prune pickers. In Review office. WANTKO.- Lxperlenced woman for general housework. Phone 109-Y. WANTKO. A G or 7-rooni furnished house. Address J. A. Kirk, Grund Hotel, City. WANTKO. Several tons good al falfa hay. S. L. Dillanl. Marsters Orug Co. WANTKO. Middle aged lady for work in rooming house. Apply at tho Oregon. WANTKO. Canary birds. Call 12. West Lane, or phone Mrs. O. 11. lirown, W A NT Kl TO R KNT. Small fur nished house, prefer modern bun galow. F. V. Powell, care Review, WANTKO. Reliable. Intelligent, married man on dairy ranch near Hosehurg. Address A. 0., cart Review. WANTKO. Married man to work on ranch. House furnished, except bedding. Address V, F., care He view. WANTKO. - Place where girl can work for room and board and go to high school. Call or phone Hosehurg Hotel. GIRL wants place to work for hoard in private family while attending high school. Address Marlon Mortenscn, Millwood, Oregon. KOU RKNT. FOR RKNT. ii-room bungalow, fur uished. Iiniuiro I 8 W. Cass. FOR RKNT. -Two furnished apart , merits. Phone 75-L, or call On! S. Pino. FOR RKNT. Modern T.-room bun galow, close in. See Hates, the Printer. Fl VK room house In North Hose hurg for rent cheap. Inquire at 4UN K. Douglas St. FOR RKNT.- Four furnished house keeping rooms, with bath. II Hi N. Rose, corner Washington. FOR RKNT. 10-room hotel, fur nished almost complete. luqulrt lot; N. Pine St., Hosehurg. FOR RKNT. Two furnished house keeping rooms with bath, Ih'S So. Pine. Inquire N. Jackson. Phone l'OU SALI-: AND THADF FOR SALK. - I elooch 111 F 5. Portable saw mill. Phone FOR SALK - Piano In good condi tion, $I'J5. Inquire lO'JO West 1st. FOR SALK. Ittcyclo engine, new. 'J horse Inquire Parslow Ar Hell. FOR SALK.- ;?0 acr corn in Address Held; F. C. aba) L'-cat'old colt, care Review. FOR SALK. Single condition, or w 111 Phone ;-J. harness, No. I trade for wood. FOR SALK. Coid and block. Or .od. F. A. RouibauKh. H. F. 1 1 i. 1 , Hosehurg. 1 . P. passenger auto for sale trade tor roadMer or bug. Ad i'sm M. P., care Review. di FOR SALK. Good riding pony, or will trade It for wood, oats1 or hay. 11. S. French Transfer Co. THRKK buggies and harness for sale or trade. What hae ytu to ex change ? Call at 1 Ll Smith Kane FOR S LK. - Ne or w 111 trade t' bug. Inquire H v 1 i H. motorcycle, r Ford runabout or ,unes' burlier shop FOR SALK. 3 milch cows. 2 giving milk; 1 will be fresh last of Sept. Inquire Wells. Fargo Fpres office I'lt'P. F1YK-ROOM COTTAGK clos.' in. lot ;-0 feet. Inquire Mt! S. Steph ens St., city, or address P. O. Hox 213. GO TS FOR SALK Aihoims, xery ch Small Inim-Ii, up; also coed grade buck goats $ If. 1 12. eaoli. Phono mii:i Is and xetch seed for s.Ue. 2 cents pound; also tlear ctch setd. l'lione liil'l. l i s. Ann.i M l.ons. ('Iceland FOR SALE. One 3 Vi Mitchell wagon, high seat, good order; 1 0-ton tr ck. Inquire J. F, Culver, Hosehurg. HKLOJAX HARlvS. Pedigreed, and New Zealand Red Rabbits. Dressed hares delivered. Willis S, Howard, Phone 37-F2. FOR SALK CIIKAr. Team driving ponies and harneiin. Will trade for stock or grafn. Address N. T-, caro Review. SILO FOR SALK. Or will trade for good ail-around work horse oi I2i:n lbs. or over. Address T. li. care Review. FOR SALK. Pure bred Delaine rams, 1. 2 and 3 years old, $10 to $15, Address J. Or. ltarnej. Ten Mile, Ore., Phone 1S-F35. FOR SALK OR TRADE. Five hacks. will trade for hay or grain or sell for cash; also four automobiles for sale. Apply to either Louis Kohl bagen or John Ranks. FOR SALK OR TRADE. 10 acres. all in cultivation, with buildings, 2 miles Rosoburg, l mile to church and school, good road. Ad dress Hox o4, Edeiiboxver, Oregon. FOR SVLK Four hcu! registered non-hcddiiiL:, half Angora buck goats. 1 ears eld. These ani mals have splendid fleeces. Price $15. Aifdress K. R. Kenny, Leona, Oregon. FARM AND STOCK FOR SALE. Will sell my 4o0 acre stock farm, implements and stock. Half cash and balance on time payments. Ap ply to the owner on the premises at Wilbur, Ore., J. 1. Chapman. FOR SALK. 40 acres, $1000. time on $.".0u. New house. ? springs, running water, water piped to kitchen; orchard, garden, barn, 10 tons hay. No trade. Miss Clara Hill, Ycncalla, Ore. u FOR SALK.- I'eO-acre stock ranch, 20 sheep, 17a goats, 10 cattle, 4 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 Phono Oakland 40-F2L K -X C H A N C IE Ten room modern Hosehurg home; large barn and garage; nice lawn and g a r de n ; beauitiful home or suitable tor roomers Will trade for property in San Francisco or Seattle. Sec the property or write. 707 W. Mosher street, Mrs. Carl C. Gun tert. NOTICE FOR BIDS. Fnder the provisions of Ordinance No. bT2 of .he City of Rosehurg, Ore iron, sealed proposals will be received by the undersimied at his office in the City Hall in the City . of- Rose burg, Oregon, up to five o'clock P. M. on the 11th day of September, lUDi, for the construction and equipment of a standard guaire railroad from the City of Rosehurg to Rock Creek at its confluence with the North Fmp- qua River in township 20 soulu, range 3 west of the Willamette Merid ian, in Douglas County, Oregon, in ac- ludance with the plans and specifica tions therefor filed in the office f the City Recorder of the City of Rose hurg on the 10th day of July, 191 i. and amended and refiled on the 2Mb day of July, 11 ft. All proposals inu-t be accompanied by a certified check payable to the City Treasurer in a sum equal to one per cent of tlu amount of said bid, to be forfeited to tho city in the event such bid is ac cepted by the Clly and the bidder shall fail or refuse to enter into a ontract with the city for the con struction and equipment of said rail road in accordance with said plans and specifications, and to furnish the required bond. A corporate surety bond, accept abb' to the mayor and common council, for the faithful per formance of the cont ract, in a sum qual lo one half of the total amount of (he bid, will be required of the out ractor. The contractor must ar- i anue to take, at par, boiiifs of the itx of Rosehurg, as authorized by the barter amendment adopted by the people of the City of Rosehurg at the pecial eleelion held May 22, l!Uli. In payment for the construction and qiiipineiit of said railroad. The eon tractor must acree to complete the work and furnish the equipment x it li nt txvo years from the date of sign inu' the contract. The common council hereby re- serxes the ruht to reject any or all bids or proposals. 1'ated August 2,"t, lJUti. H. L. WimTI.K. City Recorder of the City of Hoso- luiri;, Oregon, A.NNUIMVMOT. To nny one iiwirous or engaging In the planing mill or manufacturing business, 1 will offer a one-half In terest In my business, with or xvlth 'ut real estate. V, L. Dyslnger. DAILY WKAIHKU ItLTOHT. V. 3. Vr;itnnr nurtrtii. loon! office, Koseburi?, IM hours ending & a, m., today. Creolpltation In inohes and hun dredths: M.ii tun in tempera lure 7 I M iiittn u in temperature 4 " Preni'itatinn 0 Tola! I'reeip. from Sept. 1 to date Average Pieeip. frem Sept. 1. Tnta tl. fifienry from SejL 1, - "'- I'rccii.. ror !:) wet WU.I.lVM HF.I.I,. Observer, W.A'm;;::i FOttKrAST: lenu:nt !.nt. l ucMl.iy tatr wanner.! I ie ndxerlier offer the host har- cams I'atronUe I.oilew advertisers. WHERE TO CET RESULTS. 4 You can reach the people by 4 advertising in The Review. J There are more copies of tho j I Daily and Twice-a-week Review J printed and circulated regularly $ 4 every week, than of all the other 4 .J Douglas County papers com- J . billed. 4 . h-I t"ll"lllI:"I !"I"MH' NOTICE. To whom It may concern: Notice is hereby given that Nichols & .Martin, contractors in charge of the construction of an addition to the :ourtJiouse, designated as a vault, have filed in the office of the County Clerk their certificate of the comple tion and final estimate of the total cost of the construction of said vau'L Now, therefore, any person, firm or corporation having objections to file to the completion of said vault or the final 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 County, Oregon, oh or before two (2) weeks from the date of the first pub lication of this notice. Ity order of the County Court of Douglas County, Oregon, dated this 2Mb day of August, A. D., 1916. R. II. LENOX, I County Clerk. G. W. Young & Son REAL ESTATE Bonds. Loans, Rentals Fire Insurance, Notary Public 116 CASS ST. PHONE 417. SHOOT WITH A i-obl ami senu your y I films to us fo; DKVFLOIUNO AND DKIXTlVfi Host work at moderate prlt-ea. Kodaks, Kastmaii Photo Supplies. ROSZBURG BOOK CO. Rosehurr;, Oregon. We are Still on EARTH Will be ready for business Again in a few DAZ You have watched our "SMOKE" Now watch us "go some" Imperial Clesners Phone 277 512 N. Jackson St. NfcW Y03K CAFE :. o(j, M..njii:er OI i: WW AMI NK1HT MLALS AT ALL HOI It IJcruLir nnals 2' cents Chtiken iliuner Sundays from 12 noon to 1! p. m. ("Imp Suey, Noodles, Krrsli Oysters. I'tsh, Ktc. at all times. Corner ilaeksott At Washington Sts Fullv one hundre.l years. If Mary still has that little lamh. I she so lo:i; ai;o di 1 k'M'p. we figure I that little laii'.li e:e this has srown j to he a sheep! i That Mary sold her little lamb to us. ixhe lamb and mutton purchased here I,, aU o( tadcr years' The Economy Market ;.. Kohlliatten. lVop., I'hone RH. What Is the difference Dot ween Mary's littV lamb thou and now? I AUTO STAGE VISa DEPOT. Dally stages ana autos Tor Marsh field and all Coos Hay points, also for Peel and Millwood, leave O. W. Ruiip's grv;ery store, 133 Sheridan stre'-t. (.'rh paid for produce along the line. BULL FOB SERVICE. Good snide Ked 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 Phcnc 252-L Mrs. F. D. Owen Cut Plowcn Potted Plants Funeral Designs Wedding Boqueis PHONES Greenhouse City 414 Money to Loan $150,000 To loan on improved farms in Douglas County. Long time loans, payable on or before 20 years, low interest. Write for particulars. I'nion Central Life lusuraneeCo By RICE & RICE Exclusive Agents for Douglas County. STOP AT Cass St., Pvoseburg, Or. City and Farm Property, Timber Lands 122 West Oak Street MtmU'r I'ortlattd limlty Hoard A. J. LILBURN & SON r.OMPl.KTE HOUSr. l-l RNISHI'.RS Furniture, Carpets, Draperies, Stoves and Cooking Utensils, Tents and Awnings. Cass St. As a Dessert DOUQUAS COUNTY CREAMERY Kosehurc Oregon. TrTe North Side Grocery 1 lias full line of Best Quality Groceries, Flour and Feed to Sell. Wheat by the sack. We buy egS. I Alton S. INSURANCE These dry, windy days should icniind you that your Home, Main, Drier and automobile should bo protected by a good rellabe Insurance Policy. We represent 25 companies, somo of the oldest and strong est doing business. When you desire the best ask for the Home liiMunuico Co., the Aetna, tlio Phoenix, tlio Sun, tho National, tho Niagara, the Continental, tlio Liverpool & IjoihIoii & Globe. We are experts In writing policies which protect you the most. You aro protected on just what your policy covers. Wo know Just how to give you tho best protection. We also writo bonds of all kinds. RICE , RICE The Pacific Building And Loan Association Why not avail youi'self or the opiMirlunlty to save? We have organized a branch of tho Pa cific lluilding and Loan Asso ciation. Pay rent to yourself. Ask for explanation of their investment stock, how $5.00 per month will n'ature to $1000.00. Rice & Rice, Loan Agents Douglas Junk Co. Dealers In metals or any de scription, such as brass, copper, lead, zinc, puur, 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. Phono 219. Main & Oak Sts. Large County Map Shows Railroad land. New proposed railroads, Suther lin, Roseburg aud Carues Sectious, trails, Crater Lake, mines, trait lands. $1.50 L. G. HICKS, Civil Engineer 2211 Perkins Illdg. Phono 21 Rosehurg, Oregon. Roseburg, Ore. cur .Ici'fi v ic, cream is fit to follow the finest dinner. It will cud the meal with as fine an appreciation by your quests as any dessert you could serve. And it saves all the bother of solectini; ami preparing. .lust have some at your net dinner or function and you'll find it very welcome to all. Frey, Prop.