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About Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 5, 1911)
EVENING ROSERURQ REVIEW rl product builnns, Mr. Prod- tb men strong Inducements to lo M AW . . tr would gr. to erect cannery cam with them, however, It will be uffrai hail wept BriDAT costing, with the machinery, not less nscessary (or the people of Rostburg -ov- t'l'BUHMNO COMPANY l. vviMiium.y thD 120,000, and atateu that he and vicinity to offer something more would return to Roteburg Inimedl- than climate and produce to aecure ately to commence work on the the cannery. It la up to the people buildings. If a suitable location will of Roseburg and vicinity to produce be deeded to toe company ai soon as a site or puss up this excellent op 'the buildings are completed and the portunlty (or securing a cannery. iiiarnlnery Installed and rendy tori DAILY Her year, by luatl 13.00 ooerulloii. The alte must be secured Per mouth, delivered 60 and a deed to the same deposited In Her week, delivered 16 : escrow, to be delivered upon the com- 8RMI-WEEKLY 'pletiun of the plant us Htuted. The da ' ' aflftft'only reuson Mr. I'rodxer remained ttix wuut'.l 11.00 JAN LAKY S, 1011. Aattte) ONLY A 8ITK FOR 1AKUE FHl'lT CA.N'NEBY. One week ago, Mr. J. H. Prodger. formerly of Minneapolis, and well known to several present residents of Koseburg us ft successful business man ot character nud ability, arrived iu Kusebuig to look over the field for the building and operation of a cuunery. Mi. Prodger returned to Portland toduy, having been uuuble to Mud a sutisfuctory site on which he could obtuln a price. The three men Mr. Prodger represents expect ed to buy a suitable locution here ut a rei jonablo figure, and erect and operate a fruit packing plant, cuu uery and general commission house. Dunns, the week r. Prodger re ceived letters from liolse, Vancouver and HUlsboro, offering him and his ussoclutea very liberal Inducements to locate In those cities. Mr. John W. Seurla, of Beuttle, Informed the writer thut he knew of twenty differ ent plucea that would douute sites, and money In addition, to get Mr. Prodger and bla associates to locate with them, and aa Mr. Snarls makes a busiuesa of locatlug cunneries, he probably knows whereof he speaks. In addition to the packing plant and here the week was because the cli mate and general productiveness of the valley both impressed him very fuvorably, but he and his ussoclates are anxious to locate somewhere at once, aud as liberal Inducements have been made them to. locate else where, It will be necessary for the fruit growers, truck growers and others Interested to proffer a site very promptly If they wish these businesses eHtuh.lshed here on a per manent busts. I., ul..ur txt tViu f.w.l tV,t Ilia lUtiment of theee three businesses SlH'11- will muke a permanent market fur practically everything produced In ....ll.. . r.r U.I.I..I. iu ..r.u. ..ru.tinC u-.i it M.t it 1- w OarUlner returned home to would be kooU YiiHlneHH policy for rvniil the patter part of I ant wwk the people IntereHted to get butty I in Saved Two Uvea. "Neither my ilater n r myself ni Ik ut be living toduy If ft had not been for Dr. King New LHueovery," wrltea A. Li. McDonald, of Fayette- vllle, X. C It. K. D. No. 8, "for we both bud frightful coughs aud no other remedy could be bad. e were told my ulster hud consumption. She was very weak and had night sweats, but your wonderful medicine cured us both. It Is the best I ever used or heard of." For lungs, cougns, colds, hemorrhage, la grippe, asth ma, hay fever, croup, whooping cough all bronchial troubles It lv supreme. Trial bottle free. f0 and $1.00. Guaranteed by ull drug DltAlX KVK. mediately and secure a satisfactory site for this cannery. Many of our ranchers would be able to sell iu one month enough produce to justify each of them In making a liberal subscription to the fund for a site, but If the general opinion Is that the buslneHB Is not worth to the com munity the coHt of a site, Mr. Prod ger will prom ly locale elHewhere. The company formed by him will have ample capital not only to pre pare but to mark t the products of the valley, and he figured on an In vestment of probably $50, 000 before the bualnetfti Is (Irmly eHfubllxhed. As other communltleH are offering Fortu : Telling mm. yta- Does not uko into consideration the ono enrentia1 lo wom an's bappinost womanly health. The woman who neglects her health is neglecting the very foundation ot all good fortune. l:or without health love loses its lustre and Aold is but dros. Womanly health when lost or irupnireJ muy generally be regained by the use of Dr. Pierce's pavorite 1'rescriptiua. Tmta Praaerlptloa has, tor over tO yean, maam aaelni dallcmto, weak, poin'wravketl women, - my rare haadreda ot thousands mmd tmiw too Im the prlrmcy of Ihmlr homes wltmaat tnmlr aavlnt ta aabialt lo l.-.Utlh aata umaatloalata mad atltnalvtly ripui Hsf axamlaatlaas. Biek wosara are Invited to consult Dr. Pierce hy loiter frit. All eomspondenoe held as saoredly confidential. Address World's Dispensary Medieal Association, R. V. Pierec, M. U., President, llufluln, N. Y. Da. Pisscs's Gssat Family Docroa Boos, The Peoplu s trunnion Sense Medieal Adviser, aewly revised up-to-date edition 1WKI pnges, autwers in Plain (! hoett of delicate questions which every woman, .n4le or married, ewght to know about. Sent frit, in plain wrapper lo any adJress on receipt of 21 ewe-eeet stamps to eover mailing only, or in cloili hinting or M Btamp,. 0 IP-TO-DATK INTKItlOlt KIMKII for modern hoitaes, la made from th best oak, blrcb, asb and Or, such ai can be procured of the finest quallt; and best color, und well aeaBoned from our large and well aBaortetf stock of lumber. We buve every thing In bulldliiK lumber demande by bulldora, which we are selling a pricea that we won't allow anyon to beat. Orders filled for all klndB of fml bOTea. The J. G. Fioak Co. HKItVK HIM A 8Tl-V.lt sweot. tender and Juicy and your bus band will open up hla heart and bit pocketbook. Where will you get sue! a ateak? Why right here, of course We have the choicest meats In all thi land. If you buy here once you' huBhand will get good-natured Imme diatoly. If you buy hure regular!? he will be "Sunny Jim" all the tlmt The Economy Market 0o. nhlhca. Pmi. Yon Don't Have To r"l A T" Go To Sea To See 1 I fur (asisel CalverM, Orsneat Sewer liH-s, altea N to BO liu-hce. C'eassat halldlag foandatlun and chimney lilix k. t'eiiient aidewalka aad cement work ot any kind. I kave Sve or six houses I will sell cheap, as I want to use tho money la other business. Bee my burglar-proof window lock, Its O. K. Bee Pat'a Klaatle root paint for leaky roots. We build, move r repair yeur houses. Business buildings a specialty. Over forty years experience In building. SSTBRu1? F. F. PATTERSON PENCE TIm Right at Wnd th Rifkt Prioe Aj U 11 A f I ' lIuKflri l'Pl thf Uk. ,llT-yl .r U the red The i.e.vtcsl .tq wtrAi.V.S-J T-n ?iX$ "XZ-w"" MANur-ar Mad thi nut nsia ! ire,ihorou 'hl , iney sie no. a vcu o.n on lhct.fi ufter severul duys visit with Drain friends und uttendlng to business mutters. While here he sold five lots iu (Jurdner's Addition to parties who ciiuie here a tew months ago from Kunsus. Hev. J. I.. Strutford, of Creawull. spent a duy visiting old friends und uelghhors here about a week ago being on his return from a visit with his iliiiiKhtpr, .Mm. Jamrs Clark, Youcullu. Hev. Strutford expected wnen Here to leuve ubout the first o the yenr for Arizona for the benefit of his health, which has not been ol the best for some time. If ugreeuble I urruiiKeinenta enn be made, he muy ! accept uu uppnlntmeut to n reach In that ntiite. His family will reiuuln ut (.'resweli for a while, at least n piuy was given ut tne opera limine on Tuesday of lust week, the proceeds of which are to be used In Improving ii.o park grounds pur chased by the town Inst full. The play was put on by local talent, the priuclpul feature of which whs burlesque performance, the cast of clmructera of which was made up en tirely of married ladlea of the town The piny proved a decided success In ul particulars. Miss Ilernlce Edwards la nt home this week on a visit. She holds a lucrative position In a large generul nii'iTliundlse Btore ut Kaluinu, Wash. Mrs. (i. W. Short came over from Wilbur Sunday murnlng nnd spent a couple of days visiting her uncle and aunt. Mr. nnd Mtb. Dwleht Heed. Alias KHmer Mixter returned Inst Monday to Hike up her work In the hlKh school . ere. aftor spending the holiday season at her home at Albany. Miss Palsy Hoover returned to Salem Tuesday to resume her studies at Willamette Itplverslty. TIiIb winter weiitlier, or what seema more like ajirlng wei'ther. Is B(ne thlng of a revelation to people re- lently from the Kast. To ec roses In bloom, and potato vines, new ones almost full grown, and even Logan berries hunglug on the vines, Is al most, startling to peopto who ere nc t'ustmned to n Toot or two of snow and tho thermometer . hovering around the zero murk at this time of year. A ninn remarked a few dnya ago to ua thut he hnd Just had, t mens oi new polntoes. Show us the climate that heals Douglas coun ty, taking It year in nnd yeur nut. OCCASIONAL. LOCAL NEWS Mr. aud Mrs. E. C. Schoenauer, of Myrtle Creek, former residents of Ros burg, left here last night for their former home In Nebraska, where they will remain for an In definite time. Jno. T. Btever, Salem; L. I.. Hersh beiger, Hubbard; Daniel Plan and family, Oakesdule, Wash.; P. Her man. Seattle; T. K. Chaote, Ashland; Silas P. Lason, Sutherlln; Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Langdon, Oakland; II. L. unison. Seattle; A. Callahan, Mel rose: O. A. DeUrorr, H. Murphy, O. 1 Lane. Chaa. A. Iloyce. J. W. Hat field. C. M. Kberliart. Ira 8. Hill, Portland, were recent arrivals at the McClullen. Cottage Grove Leader: Harry Webber, the pluno tuner, was In town from his farm home Thursday aud 'uformed the leader of a severe ex perience which fell to his sister who resides with him. She became lost n the mountains near their home on Monday forenoon and waa not found until Tuesday. A searching party wu organized nt nlghtfull Monday, and t acted diligently throughout the night and part of the following day. when Oliver Wills found the lost one several miles from home. Notwlth tundlng the night waa cold and rnlny. Miss Webber did not show ilgns of having suffered greutly. Foley's Kidney Pills What They Will Do lor You They will cure your backache, trengthen your kidneys, cor. rect urinary irregularities, build up the worn out tissues, and eliminate the excess uric acid that causes rheumatism. Pre. vent Bright's Disease and Dia nates, ana restore health and strength. Refuse substitute. ""or eale bv Markers Drug Co. Great Closing Out Sale Commencing Friday Jan. 6. We are positively going to quit the 5c, 10c, 15c aud 2c business, will clo-e out everything on these counters regardless of cost tables aud counters for sale. We are going lo put in an up-to-date liue of LADIES SUITS and FURN ISHINGS, which we will handle iu connection with the Millinery department, aud we must have the mom iu time to re-arrange our store for Spriug Goods Kvery article on the 5c, loc, i"c and 25c counters MUST GO aud will go quick at the prices we are goiuj to ask for them iu this sale. We will also include in this sale many other things not on bargain counters Ladie's, Misses' and Childrens'" wiuter uuderwear, scarfs, mufflers, t ha wis and sweaters at prices that will convince you that you can well afford to lay them away for next winter. Also mens' work gloves, sox, suspenders boys' overalls (iu small sizes,) framed pictures, aud thousauds of other things too numerous to mention. If there Is anything Iu our line that you will need in the next yeur, we are going to make the price so you can't help but buy. Heuiciiiber, this sale is just the same us if we were going out of business, as we dou't want to carry unythlng In winter goods ov 'r. and the novelties MUST tlO. THIS WILL ABSOLUTELY BE THE BIGGEST MONFY- SAVING SALE EVER HELD IN ROSEBURG. Nothing old or shop worn, everything new and up-to-d'ate. All Wiuter Millinery below cost. THE FAIR STORfe Tho little store wl!h the 11IO BARGAINS. HIOLI.E N. SMITH AKTIST Commercial Desls" Rooms 7 and 8, Douglas National Bunk Bldg., Phone 114. II. C. L. PRABAON URVTIeV JKFICB IN REVIEW BUILD1NU Hours: 10 a. m. to J r. tt. 118 W. CASH f. Ho berg ... Old Holtller Tortured. "For years I suffered unspeakable torture from Indigestion, constipa tion und liver trouble," wrote A. K. iinlth. a wur veteran at Erie, Pa., "but Dr. Klng'B New Life Pills fixed me nil right. They aro Blmply great." Try them for nny stomuch or kidney trouble. Only 2fc nt all druggists. Phone 221 Tor free delivery of our mnchtne made bread. Uuipqua llnkery. dtf Barnard's mw Marshfleld stage tfno, office corner Rose and Wash ington streets. dtf MS. J. I.. CA1J.AV.11,-, OsbxeJMIWt: Pbustt IKO. Oradaate America School ot Osteopathy, Kirksvllle. Mj., un der rounder of the ai lspre, Dr. A. T. Stl'i. .l.abam Bldg. Phone Ids, BOSEUUKO OREGON Olflce Hoars: Phones: 10 to 13 a. ns. OOce "Jain 1711 1 to 4 p. ta. Rosld. Mais 17 1)8. LUC8TTA 8fT0, Pliyfdchm Women and Children Dlignaxss a Specialty. Office, Masonic Bldg., Second floor Some Kucta IteisiirilluK IthcuinutlMii. Do you know that fully ulne out of every ten cases of rheumatism are simply rheumatism of the muscles due to cold or damp, or chronic rhtamatlBiu, und require no internal treutment whutever? Apply Chum berlatn'B Liniuieut freely and see how iiulckly It giveB relief. Kor sate bv ult'dculerB. .NOTICK TO AIU'IIITHCTS. Notice Is hereby given that the Hoard of Directors of School District No. 4 of Douglas Cuuuty, Oregon, will receive plans nnd speclflcutlotiB for a High School Building, until the 28th duy of Januury, 1911, at 4 o'clock p. m. of snid dny. Said High School Building to have a Beating capacity of Four Hundred Htudents and to be provided with a modern heating system, and not to ex ceed in cost, complete, the Bum of Sixty Thousand ($60,000.00) Dollars. The Board of Directors of said District hereby reserve the right to reject any or all plnnB and eipeciftca tloRs, wKhout obligation. By order of the Board of Directors of snid School District No. 4 ot Doug- aa County. Oregon, duted this 2!Hh day of December, 1910. J. C. FULI.ERTOX. Attest: Chairman of Board. GEORGE NEHNER, Jr., District Clerk. dtd n u MuitfiieU biii"i. i"i ' Do ,glaa only 8oc a I'ounty Creamery butter your grocer for It. Patroolr.e borne two-pound suuure. Ask .'tmirv After that card party serve Coca Cola, or some other of our de licious carbonated drinks. They are made not "how cheap, but ho o good." Give us a trial and order a cse today. pea m Rosetarg Soda Works Pine Street, near Ouk, Rosehurg, Or. IrJMMtiftM a DIM. HKKI.Y. SKTBgft ST6WAE1 Physicians and Akaru)oois. 3ulte of OfHcei Rear Douglas Coun ty Bank Building, Ground Floor Phone 1161. ROSEIIt'RO .... OREGON COAL! COAL!! COAL!!! LADY WELLINGTON Gives more heat and lasts longer than any other coal on the market. $11 per tou, delivered. Phoutt 127. Office 130 South Jackson. J. F. BARKER & CO. IMPLRMKNTS AMI VRMICI.KH Roseburg, Oregon Harness & Johnson Good' Groceries Fair Prices Prompt Service- The three cardinal points of this business. We base our claim to your patronage on the fact that we sell only GOOD GROCERIES and our PRICES ARE FAIR and our SERV ICE PROMPT. A futfe ilitc to trnih nun-ly for We Him lo enrry lock of wniited goods mid pprrclat tm trnito f ruKtoincr we Imve to thr v&lent of iiriionjil Mnrlc. Harness Johnson a big I A awry Wmwt Sheridan Street. GROCERS The Phone No. is 103. 0 mm A Hard Wheat, Patent Fiour Manufactured in Vancouver, Washington, by E. L. BASHFORD, from the VERY BEST NORTHERN HARD WHEAT. Every smk guaranteed. (Samples may be hnd of your grocer, o? nt the Douglas County Mll, on Pine street, between C9 nd Otk streets.) Pride of Douglas Flour The Best Fiour Made in Southern Oregon, Manufactured by the Douglas County Flouring Mills from Douglas County grown wheat. Sold by all Grocery Stores Bring your Barley and Oats to us and we will roll them for you. We also have for sale Rolled Oats and Barley Bran and all kinds of Ground Feed, Cracked Corn, Cracked Wheat, Whole Wheat, Whole Corn, Whole Barley, etc Highest cash price paid for all grains E. L. Bashford Mills at Roseburg, Ore., and Vancouver, Wash. n
