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EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW UsSlEi. DAILY KXl'KPT Ml.NUAT RKVIKW Pl'HUHIIINQ COM PAX V L. WIM11KKJ.Y UAll.T Fur year, by mall 13.00 F.r luontb, delivered 60 Par week, delivered 16 SEMI-WEEKLY Per your lit. 00 dn uiuulh 11.00 I KIIIU AltV 8, lull. ixgrutiKH ok oitwio.v STILL COMING KIUCKLV. During (he mouth of January the for positions. ..onseciltlve ltlin ii f Inquiry show '.hat s nua aueiul Inmurle-a. H were Interested In geu'.'ral farming 32 In fruit, 13 In poultry. 11 In homestead funds, 8 in dairies. 6 In stock, 3 In timber, 2 In nifuiru, 1 In hogs, and 1 In cheap luud. Five people state that they wish to make Investments In this county jund four aik what hiiiiiKsa openings are avaiiauie hi iwafuuitc. people utate that tliey tnveHted In railroad land. lti(iilrk- were made relative to the opening here for the following iMis'nestit's: Photographer, lilucksmllh. sii'iingraphci . phvfietMli. veterinary, teacher, marhle wfjrks civil engineer, shoe Htore. f and 1 uc atore. finniture manurai-tiire. uewa paper, foundry, bakery. mllllnerv. real estate and hotel. Hhne clerks, land oIIIch clerks, hank clerks, and ordinary clerks made applications The following nrtla huh uslit'tl iiboti t stilt or I "i" T'r.e lilKiet uumber of inquirU-! received In one tiny was 23, on the .'(i dav of Jmiuurv. One man aked for information about Honehurg mid other place. la tliu Hokum KWit V'ul- ivy. Another wiaheu to know If therw il a follt'Ke lit Koa't,urK. and an other if there Is unv oak in Douglas rounty. A niifiilr w'sh to rent land, mid one n-Vn If drv fariniiiK Ik a nu rohM in this d: strict. Hevcrnl have asked purlieu la rly about Myrtle f'n'ok. and one ni'in mates that he tnn fully (I'cWIeU to locate either In DntiKlau. Jack won of JoutM'hliK rn mi tics. Two make Hperial liuinlry ahout prospertlv street imvlnt On in nn Kfvn lie la from Ohio, but he want' to h ahowu. Am'Mtir thn -'ir'oim trades offered Ih a chance to trade rmimui Vailev land ''?r n sawmill !n WahtiiKton, or !1 dlt'KliiK outfit In the g;iine possible positions: VrchiinicH, car riage repairer, car hulld'-r, wood workera. carpeiilera, plaH't-rtTS, well dlKKer and alme maker. One wished to atart an alfalfa mill and fed mill If there la uft'('h'iit alfalfa prtv either In ('hII- Hoaeburx Commercial Club sent out 3107 piece a or mall. Inqulriea were received from 4 0 state, the Ulatrict of Columbia. Canada and France. Literature huh sent in addition to EiifChtnd. Mexico, the Canal Zone and the Philippine Islands. The great est number of Inquiries were re ceived from Illinois, with California name. Fifteen naked for copies of tn Kan Inspiration In this manner. fiirri'a or South Hakota A mat I car rier In Oklahoma wIh.U'h to trade mutes with oi.e o' our mall carriers here. A you iik 1 I" In New York wishes to come to KowburR and buy broncho to ride to MarshnVld. She grown In this district to Justify the H n nrtlst by iirofesslon. and expects second, as 1b usual. A large pro portion of replies was received from MlnniBota, North Dakota, South Da kota, Ohio, New York and Colorado. The average number were received the local newHi.iiiierH. atatlng that they wished to mihsci ti e for the same. Several asked about employ ment in ti.e car simps, and one mited tliat he was off -n il a pusliion from Washington and less than the tit Oregon a year ago. did not accept. Average from Oregon. A larger but now wishes that he had. number than usual were received Quite a mimhir esk if houses can from New Jersey and leas than usual t,o rented readily and one man stated from rtah, Missouri, tag and Montana Nevada, Wyom Two hundred that a narty of 20 will leave to visit wenfern Oregon he fori the Tuuh el the chief or- jtitii of th body it a hl.nU in ttic (.huin of I Lite. A chain ii no ' ilruader than its wcakc' link, the body no stronger than its wtaVf't orKan. If fiere i. wr.knwi ft ntnmach, liver or limits, there n weak link in the liain ol III' ' hi-h niv ai tit sny time. Olten this jo-called "wnkmn" hi cauied ly lac Ii if n'Jlition, the result ! wcaknen nr disease ef the atcimaih and otlier oiC.nil tl i fejlion ar.d nulrition. Disease, and weaknea-M of the itomith a .d ill all:'d oriiiia eie cured by the use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medleal Discovery. Vhen the ujk or diseased smniach is eund, disease! of other orfui.s wl. ih k remote from the slouiach hut whiih kava Iheir origin in a diseased con;!'.tic; i ot' the sloinscli rnj .nr.. otr erlana ef diletlion and nutrition, are cured also. fit lrtti man hat a ttNni ttiimmh. Tak II mttw Mconnint "Wsr. art" and ran mar aara a nru.13 arum. a) daT at alrami hoilr Civata A WAV. Dr. Pierce's Common 8 use Mediciil A I ier, saw ravl.ed HWi'loa, is tent frit im rercipt of Mi.i t . v.ty upMH af walling sf. Sand 21 nnr cent il.n.r" for tie beak in r!"r aoiara.er 31 stamps lor n.c clulii-oouuu v. i- aasss. AiirM Dr. K. V. riarea. Uutr.lo. IN. V. If ( harter OAK I I FLOUR GET IT AT The NORTH SIDE GROCERY CO. Over 30 visitors reentered their namofl, and probably represented about on"-half the callers. It la re-i-orted that one man came from In (tiei pMnped out a car lo-id of i.(1,i n,t nond. hut on his prr'val here lelt that he could not find a big cnoiii'b niece of land tn farm tn his sntlKfactlnn so decided to ko back to Illinois , ,1,,. Honslcr state. The correspondence shows that a hirce number of people are waitin for the rates to come Into effect and 19 different persons state that thev are romltlK to Koseburir with the In tention of locating If satisfied Just as soon a s they can secure rates. The publicity department Issued a little poultry folder, as the number of poultry Inquirers seemed to be increasing and within a week after mailing the same out letters were received stating that the writers In tended to come to HosehurR and en nage In the poultry business. It la the Intention of the publicity de partment to Issue a series of folders, each one on a different subject lis the classification of the Information In this manner seems to prove very In teresting te those who receive It. M the present time there are three foldeis sent out one relative to Kosebtirg, one covering the county generally, and one on the subject of rioultiv raising. lumber of families arrived lir Uoscburg to make thtlr home dur ing the month or January and every Mie of them experienced difficulty In 'Intllpg a house lo live In for a tittle. There being no rules In effect and none announced. It was expected that month of January would be a light month as far as vtsttors and 'orrespondence goes, but the number f Inquiries did not fnll off to any great extent and a number of Hose hurE citizens remarked that there were an untiHiially large number of visitors In Hosehurg lor the month of January. Inquiries received by he various clubs belonging to the Oregon Development League Indicate that Ihere will be a large number of people come to Oregon this year, pectlng to locate. X. reputation for Harness & Johnson GOOD CROCERIES ALL THE TIME 1 Tfcat'i flit Reputation we are creating a Gottit Groceries Always Fair Dealing and Prompt Deliveries N tiitter bow taikh or how little you spend on Grocer ies eatli mftnth.' VVte' Want Your Trade ; We wil1 Pt"se Tu, ve know; and you can rest aurd tkit every srlide you buy fcere is pried (air. j Harness (El Johnson I GROCERS Sheridan Street. The Phone No. is 103. jHardie Spray Pumps The Best Made I,lft KhvihI at Ih'iith'H Poor. "I nover foil so near my grave. " writfH V. H. PnttiTBon, of Welling ton. 1x.. "aH when a frightful count, ind Iuiik trouble pulled mo down to inn pounds. In spite of doctor's trent nien for two yiar. My father, moth er nml two sisters died of consump tion, and that I am alive today is due solely to Itr. King's New Discovery, which completely cured me. Now I weigh 1ST pounds nml have been well and strong for years." Quick, safe. sure. Its the best remedy on earth for coughs, colds. lagrippe. asTl-nin. croup, and all throat and hum troubles. f.Oc and $1.00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by all druggists. A New way To Clean House Easier, Quicker and Cheaper than ever. It's a great relief to know that honse-cleauiug i' over. ) We carry a complete line of Sprayinjj arul Pruning 'Outfits; Pajwer Sprayers a specialty. Outfits n wagons jreadly te use thers without the waon and all sizes 01 J hani power outfits. Cet your outfit now-Remember "The early spray catches the worm" Call or write us. J. F. BARKER & CO. MLK.MKT4 AM) YKIlKXKS Koseburg, Oregon orn VAfTMN CI.RANKK .MARKS MOISI'XTI.KANINU KASY VOli YOU The KoM'hurft Vacmhui Clran r transforms the cleaning of the house from an Infinite bur den Into r comparative ps tlme Into an actual pleaeare. Instead of upheaval of fur niture, taking up carpets, etc., The KottehurK Vacuum CTeaaer by an easy, simple often reno vation, gives you perpetual free dom from dust, grime and dta ease germs without disturbing furniture or (urnlsbiuga. Let ns do your housecleanlng with the Klertrtc Vacua m i'lea er. Telephone 711 ilMWHI'Hfj pTFVAM LAVWUtr a ajjaj a of a a if tf a) a fa) aaj ai NEW YORK CAFE o limn Jti, Pmp. OI'KN lAV AM) XKM1T. Mi-ala al All lloura. J. Raiulnr Mfala 30 canta. J 4 Chicken Dinner Hiindnya. from 4- It noon ta I p. m. 4 4- Chop Sue?, Noodlaa. Frwb i (. Ojstrra. Klah, ato.. all tn Uma. 4. 4. Cor. Jackaon A Waablngtoo Sti SCROFULA HdEDITARY BLOOD POISOR Scrofula 13 a disease manifested usually by a swelling and ulceration uf the gl.inds, especially about the neck. It U almost entirely hereditary in its origin, beintf the dre?s or re mains of some specille blood poison. Where the blood is greatly weakened with the scrofulous poison, the disease attacks other portions of the system besides the glands, and then we see its effects in weak eyes, poorly developed bodies, running sores and ulcers, skin diseases, especially on the scalp, ca tarrhal troubles, etc. Scrofula usually makes its appearance in childhood, though manhood or womanhood may be readied before the poison pro gresses to the stage of outward mani festation. S. S. S. is the one real cure for Scrofula. It is a blood purifier without an equal, and it cures this destructive blood poison by removing every trace of the infection from the circulation. S. S. S., in addition to cleansing and purifying the blood, assists the stomach and di gestive members in the creation of new blood cor puscles and other nourishing mat ter for the circu lation. S. S. S. increases the resistive powers of the system and by strength ening and building up the vitality, allows nature to make a perfect and lasting cure. Book describing the disease and any medical advice seut 'ree to all who write. THE BWIFT BPECIflO CO., Atlanta. 0. MAY SOON' CONSOLIDATE THKKti LAM) OI'FK KS. SEATTLE. Feb. 3. The Seattle land office, for many years one of the most important In the United Slates, now docs so little busine at there is talk of the- consolidation of the Seattle, Vancouver and Olympin offices. The public domain has near ly all passed into private ownership, hence the slump In the land office business. HAD DHKAMS. Mglitinnre, ltNtl'-siii'KM and Night MweutH all CHUHfd by IncllgeNttoii. Half of the nervousness in the world, all of the disturbing dreams and nightmares can be ended in a few weeks by a simple. Inexpensive treatment guaranteed by the Red Cross Pharmacy. I'pset stomach is the cause of ner vousness and had dreams. Your food Is lying in your stomach. Is undi gested and fermenting; It is forming poisonous gases that Irritate the pheumogastric nerve that leads direct from the brain, and ends in a net work of tiny branches running through the stomach. It Is also the Irritation of this great pheumogustric nerve that causes headache. Mnny times people have severe headaches and know they are catised by the stomach, hut do not know why. If you nre nervous. Hvo dreams or nightmare, and do not sieep sound at night, get a f.O cent box of Ml-O-NA stomach tablets and take one or two after or with meals. Ml-O-NA stomach tablets relieve distressed stomach In .r minutes! Sold by the Red Cross Pharmacy and leading druggists everywhere, who guarantee Ml-O-NA to cure indigestion, or money back. DOG TAX' XOW DI E. All persons owning dogs within the city of Uoseburg. Oregon, are hereby notified that the annual license tax of $2.50 on each dog, of either sex. Is now due and payable to the under signed. This tax must be paid with out delay. Dated Jan. 30. 1911. JOSEPH Hl'EKMA.V. dtf City Marshal. Notice to Stockholders. Notice Is hereby given that the annual meet ing of the stockholders of the Rose- burg Park & Fair Association will he held in the office of the secretary. Frank O. Micelli. In Uoseburg. Ore gon, at 10 o clock a. m., on Monday. Feb. 6. 1911. for the purpose of elect ing a hoard of seven directors and transacting any other business that may come before this meeting. Dated this 2tlth day of Jan.. 1911. FRANK O. MICKLL1. Secretary of the Roseburg Park Fair Association. dtd KMteni oyster m Any niyie. fthrt Order at Artf Hour. Quick Lunch Restaur oaL YE TOY, frtjp, ; rtK4Jl l.AU KI.WKIt, VIC. 4 4. Chlakan Dlnaar GTery Sundar. Open until 10 p. m., dally. Sheridan Straat - Near Depot. 4 The Lewis Cafe NOTICE FOR llllsS FOR SCHOOL MTK. The School Board of District No. 4 hereby reqiu-at all peraoua who have an eligible site for a proposed school building to submit the same to the Hoard In writing, describing the tract of laud proposed, aud the price thereof, the same to be sub mitted to the Uourd at the office of the chairman on or before the 10th of Pebruury. 1911. Dated this 31st dav of J 11111:1 ry. 1911. J O. Kl'l.LERTO.V. ltd Chairman. vvsriju.. vL:.: LADY WELLINGTON Gives more beat and lasts longer than any other coal on the market, ill per ton. delivered. Phone 127. Office 130 South Jackson. CAM. FOR rotXTV WARRANTS. I Notice Is hereby given -mrties holding County Wcminis Issued by Douglas County, Oregon. nnd In dorsed "not paid for want or ftind." prior to nnd Inc'udliig the 27th u.iy of August. 1910. to pr-'nt t;-e same to the County Treasurer of said county for naymont. for Interest will cease on said warrants with the date of this notice. Dated at Huseburg. Oregon, th's. the lath day 01 January. 1911. J. E SAWYERS. Treasurer of Douglas County, Ore gon, dsw K. W. IIARXKK IMIYKiriAX AXI Sl'IKiKOX Parrott Building, second floor, rooms 10 and 11. Lit, C. L. PEARSON . UKNTIHT OFFICE IN REVIEW Hours: 10 a. m. to 3 r. m. BUILDINu tLBERT S. IU EV OPTOMETRIST 111 W. CASS ST. toscburg . Oregon DR. J. L. CALLAWAV, Osteopathic I'h; sK Ian. -Graduate American School of Osteopathy, Kirksvllle, Mo., un der founder of the science. Dr. A. T. SU'.l. ..aham tildg. Phone 1691 ROSEBURO OREGON Union Men Demand UNION MADE Goods as a Matter of Principle. Other people do so be cause they get bet ter value for their money. We carry Union Goods, are Exclusive Agents for Carheart Over alls and the Great Western Gloves. New Stock just received. Many other lines of Union Made Goods in stock. Look out for our line of UNION MADE work shoes, every pair stamped with Union Label and Fully Guaranteed. Will arrive soon. Rochdale Office Hours: Phones: 10 to li a. m. Office Main 171 1 S to 4 p. m. Resld. Main 172' DR. IXCETTA SMITH. -Physician- Women and Children Dhea'-et a Specialty, ilflce. Masonic Bldg.. Second FI001 lKH. SICKLY. SKTHF.lt STEWART Physlclitiia nn1 Surgeons. tuMd of Office Rear Douglas Conn y Bank Building, Ground Floor Phone lir.l. ROSEBURO - - - - niFPrN Men's Gloves on Sale In all sizes and mokes A large and com plete stock at a great reduction Buy now. L. H. RHOADES & CO. Mlf MEALS AT ALL HOURS Situated on Cass street near the Southern Pa cific depot. Lale Lewis. Prop. Queen City Flour A Hard Wheat, Patent Flour Manufactured in Vancouver, Washington, by E. L. BASHFORD, from the VERY BEST NORTHERN HARD WHEAT. Every sack guaranteed. (Samples may be had of your grocer, or at the Douglas County Mills, on l'lue street, between Cass and Oak streets.) Pride of Douglas Flour The Best Flour 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 o E. L. Bashford Mills at Roseburg, Ore., and Vancouver, Wash.
