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PAGE POCft rvenis'o nosEnrno nuvTEW, TirritsnAY, REmiMr.Knai, ion. ROOSEVELT, PERKINS AND THE STEEL TRUST STRIPPED TO THE RAW NEW YORK, Sept. 20. Amos I'inchot, New York millionaire and l-hilHtithropist who, with liiH brother, (lit lord, wuh one. of the- foremost leaders of the I'roKiessive party, in a letter addressed to Judge Samuel Seabury, declarer that Wilson and Seahury are Ihu real exponents of proKressivism whom he will support in Xationul and statu campaigns. The colonel, I'erkliiB and the nlet-1 trust are stripped to tho raw by Mr. i'inehot'a wrath. Jle reommeilds .ludt;e Seabury, candidato for (lover- nur of New York in the primaries Tuesday, find declares as u nequi vo cally for President "Wilson as he de clares against Whitman and Hughes. In his letter to Judge Seabury, made public today, Mr. I'inchot in part says: "I cnnfesH that I was not particu larly surprised to read Colonel Roose velt's advice to the Progressives to vote ngaiiiHt you :uid for Whitman. The fact Is, the Colonel is merely running trim to recent form. Kor unite a good while, it has been fairly clear to most of us that Koosvelt. Perkins and the Steel Trust (old guard group around them) have not been interested in the things which the Progressive party stood for. In fact, they have effectively thrown all liberalism ami democracy over hoard and are now playing pure, old fashioned, stand pat politics. They are, therefore, not In a position to support you. "Colonel Roosevelt steered the Progressive ship as long as the sail ing was good. "Hut unlike the boy who Blood on (he burning deck (whence all but he had fled) he took a quick jump and left behind his progressive principle and mfwt of tUV real men of the party," LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Henry Welch, of Portland, has ar rived here to spend a few days with friends. IT. Luther Hamilton nrrived here from Portland today lor a visit with relatives. li. I Russell, of Kealtle. spent the day in Roseburg looking after busi ness matters. Crant Wilcox, night ofricer. who left here recently for Salem, 1h now visiting at Kugetle. Mrs. J. J. I'Yrber, oT Oakland, came over this morning to attend to business matters, Mrs. X, II. Young, who had been to Kngeue for n few days, returned home this morning. Cordon Stewart, who hail been to Hood River for the past several days, returned homo today. John Alexander, the fllldo met chant, spent the day In RosebuiM looking after business affairs. John Nachter came In from .Mel rose this morning and spent the day looking alter business matters. Mrs. W. W. Ashcraft, oT Myrtle Creek, bus relumed to her homo af ter a few days spent in Roschurg. Miss Mabel Albright, who had been on her vacation for a couple of weeks, relurncd home this murnlng. J. Hlalii-lfV returned home from Portland ibis morning afi'T spending several days there on bii'd ness. Mrs, W. L. hysinger underwent 11 n operation for throat trouble thin afternoon at the offices of lr. C. II. Wade. Mrs. Kllzahelh Hunt and daughter. Sarah, came over from Oakland this morning and spent the day looK iim utter business matters. S. 11. Warren, f the Soldiers' Home, 1 . 1 1 tliis morning by automo bib- for Ashland, where be will vis't a blunt time, lie was accompauii'd on Hie trip by his son and the I.il terV, wile. C. 1,. Si 'Iceman yesterday received a leller r in m S. A. Kciulall, In whitti (he hiltVr Mihl he .is busily encased in developing his liobltm-,i in West Virginia. He will probably (nine to IEmm Ihii li'Miu. at ' el dim; to u i.mis ! who put po (o know, and n. a mi;ii.i I lot mat loiiliii't ur utit i iu i i in; the' proposed Rusehurg - K.i In n Rail road. Attorney (). p. Co'diow. who had i been to Coos !.; for mw-i-iI das on lei'al blisilteys. ("'Inilied last i v t-h i to ' by state. Ill addition to b .Mm: at , t.-r hiiMn.-s:i attalis. Mr Cnsbnw ;tl-o visited the lumber ramp'i P' i-0 and Is thto'oimbly sati.-thd with th. develojiini nt that would come in the event a similar plant was rsi.ibli-.li.M , near liosebm g. i llecnnler Whipple received a com muniiatlcin from the liethlehem Steel Co i ills nun niim asking that t hey )v i v en lniuii ies "in ! niiu: rails ami bridge matt-i lal v hi. h miht be made by cunt t a tin s im tin Roseburg & l .astei n Railroad A number of laige firms eiu:,u'..d In f u rn Is h( n i; mate rials an ;nil-m o secure parts of const i iu t urn work and are conesi-onding with tin- In. a! officials. ICOSKIlt IKi AST'AISIU It ItY sIMPl i: Ml M l Rl Hoscbuii: people an- astmn-led at the INSTWT ation of vimi'l.' buckthorn bark, glyeeitm . t-e . as mixed in Adler-i ka. UK Si'n 1'1'L I'lMiloVejt SUl li sill pi i hil; toul matter it it-Hews almost AN Y I'XSK conslipat Ion. (our stoma' h or Ilecause Adter J-ka nets on I.Oiil lower and upp'T bowel, a lew i'm -. oTten relieve or prevent uppomlii'itbi A short treat meiit helps ehronb stomnch tumble. W. K. Cbapioan. druggist. (.i-t Hid of That Miserable Keeling. Theie are few dirieast.s that make one feel more miserable than a dis ordered stomach. Mrs. A. Wingate, (iorham, N. Y., writes: "I began us ing Chamberlain's Tablets about five years ago. At that time I was hav ing a great deal of trouble with my stomach. J suffered great distress due to indigestion and constipation. Nothing did me much good until I got Chamberlain's Tablets." Obtain able everywhere. c SCHOOL OK PIAA'O MUSIC. The morning kindergarten class will reopen Monday, September 2."th, and the jitney will call for the child ren and return them home. For fur ther information phone or call to see Mi'H. Heiuline this week. MAKKKT KttPOUT. Catlle - Sleeis, ."j.7"i to $(i.7..; cows, 14.00 to $;'..00. Sheep---WetherH, $,...'() to $(i.2a; ewes, i 4 .75 to lambs, Jti.v to H.2. Hogs - $s.ro to $'J.G.. Wool Valley, a;ie to IHe. Uoseburg Market. Kuller fat 2!c! per lb. Jltittor 7f-c per square. Kggs ;:oc. Poultry Hens, ic to I 2c. Bprlngf 12c. I'otatoes- $1.2."i per cental. Oats 4 5c bushel. Live advertisers offer the best bar i;ains. 1'atronizo Jteview advertiser1. LODUL CARDS WOODMKN ()!' Till! WOKI.O, Oak Cillitp No. .MeeU I" Hie Olid KelluwH' hal In HdHvhui'K every JiiL it .'(rd Monilay evenlnn.s. VIhII lug lleluli Imii-h alwava wi'leoliu'. T. U. WKATIIKUI'OIU), C. C. M. M. Mil. I. KU, Clurk. ll.Xtl I.IvS, KoH(;blll'K Arl(! Incuts In ttaii- hall on JacUHon St., on 2nA and 4th Monday ovi'iiins ot uaidi inontli, nt X o'l'lork. Vbltlns brotli-n-n In good HtnndliiK always wul conic. IKJWAHI) IIICS.S, W. I'. II. K. (JOOIlMAN, W. Sec. I'honc M Jjj:t. 1VIMIH.V OK W'tM l 'ItAI-'T, I.ilac (Mn lu No. 111. Meets on the 1st and Hid .Monilay evening of eairh month at Odd Fellows' hall. Visit ing members In kooiI standing are lnviled to attend. I.IONA IlKN.V, (i. N. ( 'I.AM A CAW I.I'' IK 1 .11. Clerk. .. I.'. M., Itnscliiii'U ( hnpler Nil. K. Holds their rcKiilur meeting on the 1st and Urd 'I'luirsday In eaeh month. VIsiliiiK mcmhcis in Kood standing are resin'i'tliilly lnviled to attend. MAItlK A. UlTIOIt, W. M. VHKK JOHNSON, Sec. Itr.llKli A1IS, Itosehnri; Kehekaii l.odue, No. II, I. O. O. . ..tii 111 Odd l''ellows" '1'emple every 'I'llesdiiy evening. VlNllini; sisters and hiethrcn lnviled lo attend. MliS. KKI'MIO Sl'IIWAU,, N. (1. MILS. 'I'll. I. IK JOHNSON, Sec. i'.M..sii'! ii r.Mrn nioY, i'jv I. O. O. I'., Ili-lii): Snir I.iuIk No. ITI iikm'Is in the Oild Fellows, Temple every Friday evening. VIsltiiiK brethren alwavs welcnmo. J. II. IIAItMII, N. (1. CAltl. OILMAN, It. S M. .'H'KI.K,K. S. i. 0.' I'. .llii:. - Alpha l.odco No 7 meets every Wednesday evi-n Ini; In I. O. O. V. hall. VI."ltiiiK Knic.hlrt alvvas welconio. l'ay dues to Uoy F. Iiiirhln, M. of V., al "llnds for Men" stnro. V. II, HOWliKN, C. C. k. i:. viMni:ni.Y. K. it. s I. A. I'., l-llic-l IsMle No. IH IteKulnr (-ominnnlcAtl'inB 2nd and fonr.th WodneH-luys ich moiitti ai NaHonlc Temple, Kosohurg, Or VOltorp woiromo. It I). WILLI A MS, W. M W K II MOIIS. Secv OVAI, OliPl lt OF XOOSh'., IUm hllli: LotUo No. lo:t7- MeetB Men dny tnenlujt or each week, nt 8 o' clock in Maccal.ee hsll. All visiting lirotluds are lnlted to ntlond. W. ,1. MOON. Iilclalor. H O I'AIMKTKH. Kocv II. I'. O. Klk, Ito-elniltf loilno, o. :i'Jt - Holiis re;:nl.(r comiminicA Huns at llu. KII.V rer.ipio on I tit 2nd and Oh Yhur.Mu.ss of escl, liionth. Ail menibei.l nq'icsted tc Htleml rctila ly, n'.ul all vldthiK b lot Iiitb nr. cordially lnvlle-1 ti attend. F. II. STKWAUT, F.. I! lit II ill inn F I. O. O. F., Union Foc.impinent No 9. Mecti 1.1 Odd Fellows' Ti'lliple. evci v 'l'lmi-.d;iv evening. Visiting lilelhlell sImsis welcome, .1 It I'. ML FY. C I'. I ;. S. roi'hl.Klil'ASI', 11. I 1 J II. IIAII.LY. It. S. i .lAMFS LWAKT. F. S. '. O. O. I'., riiiletnrlnn IakIko No. M. Meets in odd Fellows' Temple, corner .Lo - ,:i siol fcs Sts., on Sitnrdsv ecnln; of each weoh Meinbeis of th" order In Kooil st.uidili arc Inilted to fttteiul. O, II. I'll ki:ns. N. (1. J II HMI.KY. F. S. M. M Mll.l.Flt It. 3. RICE & RICE It fill F.sUne, InvostiiuMils, liisiiraiicc ami Loans. TW'niy-l;ivi of tho I arm'st Old l.iiii' Insiiraiifo Co's. Wo can v;ive you llio liict iiloU'i'lioll lor iuir iiiiii'rv. Wo nivo yon i.t i vicc and ate always mi the ink All ClusslrleO AJrertlsemenls In Ht'i'tfMl new tiluy u-111 he found on I'uijo (1, under "New Today" head. I'l.KNTV or money to loan on good real estate security. Agent Mort gaKe Company Holland America. Isaac Host, Oraiita I'ass, Ore. LOST A.M I'OI'.VI). I FOl.'NI). Hoy's coat. Owner call at Review oi l ice and describe coat. LOST. Plain gold bracelet, with name "F.dna" engraved inside. Re ward for return to C. V. Wharton, ill .1. F. Marker & Co. WA NTKI) W'ANTKD -Hoarders and roomers at il -'7 Court Kt. WANT Kl) to buy a "bug" iiuto. Call at W. ( ass. WANT HI). Olrl to wash dlshos. Cafeteria, I 22 Cass street. WANTHI). Miildlo aged lady for work in rooiuing house. Apply ai the Oregon. WANTKI).- Canary birds. Call 72a West Lane, oi plione 2..7-Y. Mrs. I). II. Hrown. WANTIOH. Man for i-aiich work. K. McCorniack, 1 V4 miles south ol Hixonville, I'lione :i:i-F 3. WANTHI). - Twenty-five laborers. 2,-. cents per hour. Apply to Port land Co nt Co., Roberts Creek. WANTKI). Work by young man attending High school, lo ueip Hu rray school expenses; can work mornings, evenings and Satur days. Address .M. M-, Review office. WANTKI), IIORSKS. Mr. L. Class will be at the Klnpire barn, Itose hurg, Thursday and Friday, Sept. 21-22, to buy horses from I 100 lbs. up, ! to ) years old. Will talte sonio greys. I'Olt HUNT. Fl'ltNISllKI) rooms, bath. Noi Hi Kane Street. 120 FOR HUNT- 0-iooui house on I'ltzer St. Inquire 4 LI I'llor HL FOR ItLNT. Tiro furnished apart ments. I'lione 75-L, or call .Mil S. Fine. FOR HUNT. Largo furnished room. Call I! 1 0 N. Stephens St. Mis. C. C. Christie :: "Modern housekeeping rooms, sleep ing porch and bath, 'clean and con venicnt. l20MillJL FOR RKNT. Two large, airy bed rooms in unlet place. Prices reas onable, phone -llti-J. FOR I1I0NT. li room furnished col lage on Rast avenue. Inquire al County Treasurer's office. FOR RKNT. Furnished room Willi board in private family. Younii man preferred. Ill) I Mill street FOR RKNT CIIKAP. Ranch of I .' acres, wllh good house and barn, 2 ' miles from Itoseburg. Phone 27-F11. FOR RKNT. Furnished rooms. housekeeping, modern. reason able. Oas or wood for cooking, i". I li Soul h Pine st reet. FOR RKNT. Neally furnished housekeeping rooms or single bed room In modern bungalow. All conveniences ?:l7':.Houglas St. TWO well furnished looms In pri ale house; and for sale, fresh Jersey cow, very gentle. Inquire liK'.S Corey Ave, West Side Phono I. .nit. li. II. Crlnsteil l'OH SAI.I-: AM) I'UAIIH FOR S A-LK Hood grade buck goats each, i'lione I.VF12. TKN I" IIOI SK lor sale by W. S Powell, Ihc Second Hand Man FOR HALF.. Piano In good inll'ii Hon, HH'jn. Inquire HUM) West lt. FOR SM.i:. I's.d llodi;e car. In lit 1 cl. iss condition. Inquiie :! Ol.in.l lie lei. $1 .M) cash Likes l ev liiulcr t.iiii ini: tar In good running condition. Reselling liaiage. FOR SAI.K, Cord mid block, fir wood F. A Ronibaui-.li. R. F. I) No. 1. liosoburiT. FOR S M.K.--Jersey milk. J 2 Hi) n month per quart. Apply Mrs. l-.d No. in, Fdenliow cr. FOR SALK Team yoillli; hor.s weight lino each, well broken Inquire nt Pickens' grocery. TllltFK biui:ies and harness for salt or ti:idc. What have ou to ex cliam:e" Call at 1 LI Soulh Kmc FOR SAI.F. " uulill cows, '.' );iin.-, mill,; 1 will be fiesll last of Sept. Inuillle Wells, Farco Kxprcs o(licc. l (Ceo. F1VFROOM COTTAtiK close ; in. lot c0 feet, luqutle Mil S Sleph ' ens St., citv, or address P. O. llox - ! Fill; S1,K. One 3'... Mitchell wniion. huh seal, good order; I l. 'on tr ck. Inqtllic .1. F. Culver.' lioseloilf. IIFI.CIVN HARKS. - Pedisree-I. av.l New .. .il.md Rc.l Rabbits Hi .s e.l 1 .ires delivered. Willis S Howard, l'hoiui ;: 7 F2. Foil SU.K -Hood work t.ain. wckht 2,'P", or will trade for licht auto. Address W. .1. Hod.:o. l ooking Class. Oregon. FOH-SALE CllEAI. Team driving ponies and harness. Will trade for stock or grain. Address N. T., care Review. FOR SALK. Yellow Dent seed corn, select It yourself, In the field. One 1 dollar a sack. Henry Oelkers, ' Oarden 'alley. FOR SALK. Hlacksmith shop and tools, s i4 miles from Roseburg. Address K. W. Johnson, Looking Class, Oregon. FOR SALK. Pure bred Delaine rams 1, 2 and 3 years old, $10 to $15 Address J. O. Ilarnes, Ten Mile, Ore., Phone lS-F.'ii". .MIXED oats and vetch seed for sale, 2 cents pound; also clear vetch seed. Phone 1 0-14. Mrs Anna M. Long, Cleveland. FOR SAI.K. Team, ago 7 years, weight ;',200, true to pull; also wagon and harness. Inquire on address 8.'. 1 W. Mosher, Roseburg. I Maker din k gun, 1 I.efev'er haiu iiierless, in first class condition, cheap it taken at once. Inquire at Alliums Bicycle Shop, opposite city hall. FOR SALE OR TRADF.. Five hacks, will trade for hay or grain or sell for cash; also four auloiuoblles for sale. Apply to either Louis Kohl hagen or John Hanks. FOR SALK. Hlacksmith shop in Sutherlin, with building, grounds, tools, stock and equipment; doing good business, ('all on M. A. Ral ston. Sulherlin. Oregon. FOR SALK. Four le-ad registered non-shedding, half Angora buck goats, 1 Vi years old. These ani mals have splendid fleeces. Price $15. Address 10. R. Kenny, Leona, Oregon FARM AND STOCK FOR SALE.- Will sell my -illO acre stock farm, implements and slock. Half cash and balance on time payments. Ap Idv to the owner on I he premises al Wilbur. Ore., J. I. chapman. FOR SALE. fiuO-acre slock ranch. 200 sheep, 175 goats, 1(1 cattle, 4 horses, and one team of mules. On account of sickness, will sell nt bargain. $2000 can liandlo it, bal nnce on terms to suit at 7 per cenU Phone Oakland 'H'.-F 21. A. W. Ream, (Hide, Ore. NOTICIO OF (iMNKIt.M, CITY liLI'O TION. Notice is hereby g:.cn that a gen eral election will be held in the City of Roseburg, Oregon, on Monday, Oc tober the 2nd, lillll. between the hours of !i a. in, and (i p. in. of said day (Provided, however, that the judges shall have power to adjourn lor one hour at noon I at which said election the following officers shall bo elected, to-wlt: One couneilnirn Troiii each of the lour wards of the City of Roseburg, Oregon, to serve for two years. Said eleetlen will bo held at the following named voting places and will be conducted by the following named judges anil clerks or llleir duly selected substitutes, to-wit: Ward One. Polling place. Court House. .Ind ites. F. W. imliird, Colia McClallell. W. F. Thomas; clerks, Lloyd Cole. Alia l'dnck. Ward Two. Polling place, Curo lluilding, at corner of Washington and Jackson streets. Judges. J. M. Fletcher, Mrs. C. O. Christie, L. !.. Spencer; clerks. Mrs. Kate Sewell. Maurice Moore. Ward Throe. Polling place, Roseburg Hotel. Judges, James McKay. Mildred I'.rands, t!eo. Neuuer, Sr.; clerks, Edith Abeene, Knitna Chambers. Waril Four. Polling place. City Hall. Judges. C. L. Iladley, Nannie Sprague, (i. V. Wiinberly; dorks, Ana Cordon, Nel lie McKlhlnny. Ily order of the Common Council. .-September 12. I Hill. R. L. WHIPPLE, Recorder of the City of Itoseburg, Oremm. d Rural Credit Loans PLENTY OK MONEY For good farm loans. The only safe loan for tile farmer. Low ini 'rest and long time. RICE (Si, RICE L' iisic AgenLi We are Better Kquipped than ever for cleaning mid presinn. Our new plant is safe, sanitary and com pletewe can serve you better than ever before. Phone us. we will call for and deliver your clothes. Phone 277 3'2 N. Jackson St. Imperial Cleaners AN NO CXCRMKNT. To any one desirous of engaging In the planing mill or manufacturing business, I will offer a one-talf in terest in my business, witb or wltb u rcil ertato. W. L. Oyslnger. BULL FOR SERVICE. Good grade Tied Durham. Terms ?2 in advance, with return privileges. At Farmers' Feed Shed. PROFESSIONAL CARDS L. II. SAXDIil.AST AUorney-nt-Tjtw Perkins lluilding. nosebnrg, Oregon DENTISTRY Special attention given porcelain fillings. Prices reasonable as any in the. city on al' work. .1. It. CHAPMAN, I). !. S. Phones: Office ?.S2, Res. 405-R. Office rear of Review llldg., Rofle- burg, Oregon. mm. SNKLL l)E UAI'I' Osteopathic Physicians Phones Office 119. Res. 216-L, 421-L 207 Perkins UiJg., Roseburg, Ore OIL N. l'lA'I.KR Licensed Chiropractic Physician 222 W. Lane St., Roseburg. Oregon Phone 152. Consultation and Examination Free. Office Hours, 9 to 6. Sundays and evenings by appoint ment. HIE IIEINLIXF SCHOOL Ol' PIANO MI SIC. .Mrs. Charles lloinline. Director Airs. May Combs, Assistant Tewher llegiunera a specialty. Concerl Pianists developed. Morning classes In Kindergarten, 'ibildrej! called for and taken houie. 'tudio 42:1 Ella St. Plumo X.i-R. NKW COUNTY MAP Showing railroad lands, price $1.50 I,. O. IllCKS, -surveyor P. O. Box, 477, Roseburg 223 Perkins llldg. Phoue 21. Hit. C. II. WADE PHYSICIAN AND 91 HO EON Phones: Office, 384; Res. 126-R. Rooms 41G-41G, Perkins lluilding. MISS I'FARL S'JTAItT Orudiiuto Nurse Phone H',9. Res. 2IS S. Jackson DltS. SICKLY, SlOTHKlt .V: STKWAUT Physicians and Surgeons 3uite of Offices Rear of Douglas Na tional Bank, Ground Floor. Phono 3C7. ROSF.UFRQ .... OR10UON Office Hours: phones: 10 to 12 a. m. Office: Main 171 2 to 4 p. in. lies: Main 172 DR. M'CKTTA SMITH Physician Women and Children Diseases a Specialty. Office: Masonic llldg. Second Floor DR. It. (i. McOAI.I, Physician V- Siirgemt Yoncalla, Oregon. AUGUST STRAUS Mining Engineer Prospect and Developing Mines a Specialty. TOST OFFICE BOX No. 751 Roseburg, Oregon G. W. Young & Son RE AL KSTATE Bonds. Loans, Rentals Fire Insurance, Notary Public 116 CASS ST. PHONE 417. liy Is a likery like n meat shop'.' 9 l.tt'mio (htM-o's bitkln tlioivl Ohl Mother HnMvtnl Went lo the antlxtarM To mt her ior ilotf n Nue, Hut 1h v:ii mMnkcn Tor hm onleitMl somo I in nt tit t lint moniintf. And i ho Mor lou Iim! nno! llnvo von (ritil our fine Itroakfat Rn on ot 7 The Economy Market (iro. Knltlti.iKen. Inin.. IMiou fM i unset 'H-j...;..;. H..i....fr.f..fr ? WHERE TO GET RESULTS. You can reach the people by J advertising in 'i'lie Review. 4 J There are more copies of the 4. Daily and Twicea-week Review printed and circulated regularly .$ 4. every week, than ot all the other .J. 4 Douglas County papers com . bined. J 4. j......j..; Al'CTTOV SAI.K. I will offer for sale at public auc tion to the best bidder for cash on! the 2nd day of October, at the front! door of the Cilcndale Cash Store. I (llendale, Ore., one work team, 9 ; and 12 years old; three 3-year-old; colts, broken to work; one large De-' laval cream .separator, and some farm implements. These articles will be sold regardless of price. JACOB KLINE. j INSURANCE EXPERTS WE KNOW HOW to write your policies to give you the great est amount of protection. WE GIVE SERVICE to our clients. Rice & Rice NEW YORK CAPE G. WON'O, Manager OI-EV DAY AND NIGHT MEALS AT ALL HOI KS Regular meals 25 cents Chicken dinner Sundays from 12 noon to 2 p. m. Chop Sucy, Noodles. Fresh Oysters, Fish, Etc., at all times. Corner Jackson & Washington SLs STOP AT Hotel Grand Cass St., Roseburg, Or. City and Farm Property, Timber Lands CEOItCE itITElt 122 West Ouk Street Mrwber Purlin ml limit y lhmr'1 BlWir''iirTWilTaBKii A. J. LILBURN & SON COMPLETE HOUSF I TRNISHI- RS Furniture, Carpets, Draperies, Stoves and Cooking Utensils, Tents and Awnings. Cass St. Quality in Jersey Ice Cream PURE Cream, Sugar, Flavor, Ice Combined in a:i Atmos phere of Pure Cleanliness make our Ice Cream one of the most wholesome as well as delicious daintiis. DOUGUAS COUiNTY CREAMERY Host-burg, Oregon. The North Side Grocery lias full line of Best Qualify Groceries, Flour and Feed (o Sell. Wheat by the sack. We buy ejigs. Alton S. Frey, Prop. SHOOT WITH A KODAK and send your films to us fol DEVELOPIXG A XI) PKIXT1NG Best work at moderate prices. Kodaks, Eastman Photo Supplies. ROSEBURG BOOK CO. Roseburg, Oregon. CEMENT WORK Side Walks, Septic Tanks, Cellar Floors, Foundations, and all kinds of Cement, work. C. E. BENSON Phone 232-L Mrs. F. D. Owen Cut rlowers Potted Plant Funtral Designs Wedding Boquets PHONES Greenhouse 0-K1U City 414 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. Phono 219. Wain & Oak Sts. Large County Map Shows Railroad land. New proposed railroads, oiitlier lin, Roseburg and Carries Sections, trails, Crater Lake, mines, fruit lan!s. $1.50 L. G. HICKS, Civil Engineer 223 Perkins llldg. Phono 21 Roseburg, Oregon. Roseburg, Ore. I pure 1 pure J'l 8
