Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920, July 21, 1911, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text"r"-1 'ii --ifn Tim im MWfc. 1m Hood iver Mineral Springs R Company Chalybeate Waters-Opportunity TO become associated with a company actually earning dividends earned over 12 per cent last year. How would you like to own an interest in a big Health and Summer R.esort, with an elaborate hotel, natatorium, plunge bath, park and boulevards, in a beauti ful scenic valley, within reach of a large city; where your income is sure, only one hour and fifty-three minutes ride from Oregon's Metropolis. Health resorts with inferior waters and far less accessible locations have made fortunes for their owners. Ours must inevetably do better. It is financed and managed by men of exceptional business acumen and integrity. See the panorama painting of our property and letters of unqualified endorsements from Oregon's representative business people. Only 10,000 more shares at $1.00; the opportunity of a lifetime. Seeing is believing. We court investi gation. The management of this company is an absolute guarantee of its success. SEE THE MASS OF EVIDENCE IN OUR OFFICE. This resort will bring capital and buyers for land to Oregon from all over, and individually to Roseburg. It is already bringing a buyer from Arkansas for a Roseburg farm. The greatest advertising medium Oregon ever had. The water from these springs is shown by chemical analysis to contain greater medical values than the famous Spa of Belgium. The Spa has 4.97 grains Ferrous Carbonate or Iron to the gallon; ours has 6.04 grains, or 1.07 grains more. These Springs are destined to become more famous than the Spa; a blessing and a benefit to our country. Plans and specifications for our new hotel are completed and the contract let. References as to standing and character of our officers Butler Banking Co., Hood River, Oregon. See us today. We don't ask you to invest simply to investigate. A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE COMPANY'S OFFICERS. w II. F. Davidson, president of tlx Homl Itivi'r Company, In one of the oldest residents of the Hood Itlver Valley. Ho enuic to Hood Itiver from Ohio, a young mini, nlxiut i ycjirH ago, ultfl purchased u small tract f land near Hood Klver. Hit began the growing (,f strawberries, hut after hi hud raised hifi lHrrlA there was no agency through which to ship the fruit from Hood Kivcr ho hi began at once to llud a market for the fruit that he und hU neighbor! had grown. Mr. Davidson tvns thus the. Ilrsl hlpper of tttrawlcrrlcN from Hood Itlver, ami from that time on he de voted IiIm time to tjie shipment of herrleH and applet, nud.thiN cITort wax the fnuntluftoii of Hk Davidson Fruit Company, one of the largest private com cms shipping on the Coast. TIiIh company, of which Mr. Davidson Is the head, bought the entire output of Hood Itlver apples a few yean ago. Mr. Davidson hut recently owned the water plant und electric light plant of the ell y, and has at present several hunched acres of orchurd lands. C. A. Hell, vice president of the company, is also an old time resi dent of Hood Hiver. He was one of the original builders and promoters of the first irrigating canal brought Into the valley. He has been con. ncclcd with several of the large IuiiIh-i- mills lit the valley. He is the present owner of the Ml. Hood Hotel, which he has leased In oilier parlies. He Is a retired capitalist. C. D. Xickclscn, secretary of the company, has lived for over :IO years in the Hood Hiver Valley. He lias inuc il -cu-i-al fruit farms at dihVrciif times and at present is conducting a real estate business. M. It. Vt'ooilhurn, treasurer of the flood niver .Mineral Springs Com pany, has-been a resident or. Hood itlver I alley for iiIkiiiI four years, und i" I' wner of some or the lines! orchard lands in the Valley, tie won formerly a, wealthy farmer of the Mid lie West. AT GUY BLACK'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE, CORNER FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY. CASS AND JACKSON STREETS WM. DAVIDSON, Fiscal Agent NOTICE TO THK VV 111.10. I AM persons living In RoBeburg mid vicinity using wutoi either from springs or wells, are requested to furnish me samples of sutue for analy sis. Dottles will be furnished five to those who call fur them. UK. F. II. VINCIL, dswtf County lleullli Olllcor. HORSES TO UK SOLD at ri iii.ic aictiov I will ,iel 1 nt public uuctlon on Saturday, Aug. E, nt the Empire livery stable, Rnschurg, Oregon 2 head of horses I iinhruke I . weighing from 1 0011 to 1300 pounds ouch; ages from 4 to G years. 8. T. SMITH. REWARD fUUO. Two Hundred Dollars reward for Information lending to the arrest and conviction of the party or parties who killed and robbed Alex. 1). Mc Nabb at his homo In Olallu, Oregon, on or about June 14, mil. O10O. W. M'NAIin. daw Roseburg, Oregon. Hay Fever and Hummer Colds. Must lie. relieved quickly and Fol r-y'B Honey ami Tar Compound will ilol It. K. M. Stewart, 1034 Wolfram St., Chicago, writes: "I have been greatly troubled during tho hot sum mer months with Hay Fever and llnd thut by using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound I get great relief." .Many others who suffer similarly will no glad to ucncllt by Mr. Stewart's ex perience. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Is effective for coughs and colds In either children or grown per sons. No opiates, no harmful drugt,. In a yellow package. Refuse substi tutes. For sule by nil druggists. Mrs. I .on Is Duhlver left this af ternoon for Toi-Uuml to visit with relatives. Mrs. John Pentney. of i.denhower. left this afternoon for Victoria, it. C, where she will he tho guest of friends. 1). II. (Jrnnt, the real estalo dealer, handling the former Martin ranch at Days Creek, left this afternoon for Creswell and from there he will pro ceed to New Mexico on business. Clean up, und get some nice naw shelf paper, luce edge, frc at Roseburg Hook Store. djw There will he an Ire cream sorial at the .Methodist Episcopal Church Friday evening, July 2 1st. There will he Ice cream and candy for sale. A line program has been arranged. Everybody welcome. IJ21 lnvostlgnte tho ltochdale Premium Contest, Valuable and beautiful premiums given nwny each week. Somebody receives a valuable nrticle each week free of cost. Why not you? Our goods nro of tho best ami our prices right. The Horhdulo. dsw Foley's Kidney I'llls are specially useful in all ailments and disorders of tho kidneys and bladder, becaure they are composed of Ingredients specially selected for Ihelr corrective, healing, tonic, and stimulating ef fect upon these organs anil tho urin ary passages. They nro antiseptic, antlllthlc and n uric acid solveu'.. Try them. For sale by nl1 druggists. DrcgsmukliiK. Will go out by the day or sow at home. Fancy dresses u specialty .Miss Mabel Stone, 717 S. Hamilton. d27 WANTErt. KEYS FOUND. Ring of 14 keys found on Camas .Mountain, on Myr tle Point Btago road. Owner please call at this otiice. j LOST Lady's watch, open face, with initials ,u. u." on back, with rlD bon fob attached. Reward for its return to the Review office. d3t ; I WANTED. Horse and cart or sad dle pony. Address A. Mllner, rare I of Hotel McClallen. dJ22 WANTED. Clrl for general houso work. Family of two. Wages I $2."j. Apply to Mrs. M. Josephson. Harrington Hall Coffee. It soothes RIDDLE NEWS. the nerves. Is refreshing and delic- lous. All chnff nnd dust removed. .1. T. Kirkup left fur Kansas Citv,. leaving an absolutely pure nnd harm- Mo., hist Friday, where he intends' less article. There's nothing better, to interest parties in some small The Rochdale, exclusive agents, dsw tracts of land around Riddle. Miss Anna Ilietch. of Davs Creek, FOR RENT. FOR SALE. 10 acres, C-room hous burn, city and well miles from Roseburg. lay, Eden bower. FOR RENT. Furnished rooms for housekeeping. Apply to 603 Mill street, or to Dave Roberts at roundhouse. dtf WANTED. (ilrl for general house work; no washing. Apply 120 North Kuno. clj:!ii FOJt SAUK. WANTED. Women and girls to pack green prunes during the coining season. Please call and register. Producers Emit Co. dtf -o- M.XKHIED. FARMER CAMPBELL. At the court house, Rnschurg, .Inly 2 1, Washington H. Farmer and Miss Kelley Campbell, both of Rose burg. Judge ti. W. Wonacolt otll-clullng. HOY. MORE MONEY IN ONE DAY MAY he earned with me than during tin ENTIRE WEEK In other ways. Applicants must be bright, neatly dressed, clean hands nnd face. I want tho MANLIEST hoy In the city. Come early prepared for work. It. 11. C. W ood. 2111 Jack son street. Roseburg. Oregon. FOR SALE. 20-horse power hori zontal tubular boiler. Inquire ut Roseburg Steam Laundry. dtf has gone to Portland, where she will water; 1 take a position as a bookkeeper Mi T. A. Find- a business house there. jail Mr. and .Mrs. (.:. A. Stehhens. or . Red Oak, Iowa, are visliing their so;!, Six-room "'.r- Perdue r.. j. .acnery and laniny and R. II. Kirkpatriek and family, of Perdue, are going to Canada this week. .Mrs. .1. E. I'.lundell and her son. FOR SALE. Lot ED feet front nnd '"''Ivcd here from llanilou on Highest cash price paid for wool.' J. F. Marker & Co. dswlf Auto for hire, day or ulght service. Geo. Culver. Hotel McClallen. Phones; daytime, 2; nfter 11 p. m., 23-It. df Rolled oats and Durley, cracked and whole corn, wheat and all varie ties of m'll feed at tho Douglas County .Mills. Phone 13. dtf FOR SALE OR RENT.- cottage near Roseburg high school. Inquire of William Vjin IJuren, city. dtf extending to river; flue river bot- A BIO SNAP. Will trade 5-passen-! ger automobile for city property or! sell nt bargain If taken at once. I Owner moving away. - Enquire William Van Hurcn. "city. dtf Wednesday. Phi lias a fine coniV;- torn soli. In.iulro at COS Nor! h 'lottery anu ice cream parlor in llan- Plne street. dtf uon is lloinR well. This Is his a-. i first visit for three years. Tribune. FOR SALE Saddle pony, young and 1 " gentle. Inquire of W. E. Marsters Tne 'oung ladles of the Pl'eshy at Marble Works, near Deer Creek terlun Christian Endeavor Society 9 For Infants and Children. The Kind Ycu hV,o Always Bought Bears tho i&guature of ClaX bridge. ,i r wi" '"'Id a window sale of home- inauu pies ami cases .uiuruay u. urn- Mrs. N. I. Taylor and Utile daugh ter. Margaret, returned this morning from a visit In Seattle. I (let the little folks one of those ! picture hooks given while they last with every two packages of Kcllnggs Toasted Corn Flakes, at the Roch dale, dsw For Lood printing of all kinds the' Review always leads. I MONEY TO LOAN. First mortgage on Improved farms; long time loans at S'.i. Interest; amounts $2, f.OO and upward. W'rlto to E. 11. Harbor. Myrtle Creek. Or. dtf FOR SALE. la acres good land; 5 iiiora hoiiRO, barn, chicken house; horso, wagon, two sets harness, spray pump, etc. A bargain. T. A. rindley, Edenhower. dall i FOR SALE. Mors.!, buggy and har ness; home weighs 1200 lbs. A bargain nt $150. Call on or ad dress loin Wilson, 3!S Washing ton St. tf FOR SALE. Ten ncres in the hea't of Edenhower; good house, bam, lino well of water; four acres young on-hard. Enqulro of T. A. Flndlay. Edenhower, Ore. da7 LOST. Fountain pen with two iro'd '"8. nt Mrs. A. C. Kidd & Sous gro- bands and Initials "E. W. P." on l'er'- ''"t holder. Finder please return 'o The 1 ' brary conducted by Aldon Pago Investment Co., or leave at Harness Is open each afternoon and Review olliee. Reward. dtf evening from 1 to !. All of the best . ;old and new novels can ho obtained FOR SALE. food first and second there. Over twelvo hundred volumes cuttings, nlfnlfa hay. Inquire of E. . 10 select trotg. dtf : FOR SALE. Homestead relinquish I '""' with improvements, good ! garden, line spring, 100 chickens; bargain if sold soon. Address Oeorgo St. Clair, Olalla, Oregon, I fare 10. Oilivant. dsw It. Fenn, Melrose, phone in;. ROAD MARE FOR SALE. Weight 10:0 Ihs.; extra good; a years old. 11. ft. Rogers, 1 mile west of Kden- bower P. O. Fanners1 Hor weather rails tor something dsw "gut linn reireslung. u e make every effort and will have lots of small fruits, tomatoes, watermelons and ranteloupes dally. Our line of pot tijd meals, pickles and other quick dj20 'ne-nl alds. complete. Th Roch- luaie. asw FOR SALE Nine room bouse on lot 70x100; nice location. Review. Inquire at dtf FOR SALE. Cue good work horse, 1100 pounds: good light wagon, double harness nnd saddle cheap ' If taken at once. Inquire Rose-1 hurg Flour Mills. djl 7 j Have Arundel tune It. FOR SALE.-- 20 to 80 acres of good gnrden anft fruit land, free soil, running stream: part can be 'irri gated; about 200 cords of woo.1; S '-fe miles from Roseburg on North Deer Creek, known ns the Cox Ranch. Address Pox 6G, Dlxon vllle. Oregon. dtf FOR SALE Stock of men s furnish ing goods and men's, women's nnd children's shoes amounting to something less than $1 000; stock Is new and in a live little town In Southern Oregon. Owner has good reason for disposal. Address A. C, care Review. (1J24 S fiT &l ( Mt'as' wh'l'o" wmo Inventive nbi!ity lSi Ii1" V" w.ivnw:. I'.lt.l Attorney HuhliBa, l. v. I'Oli SALE. Bargain;, span young mares, weight 2200; new harness, ?-.oo; also heavy wagon and hack in good condition. Call evenings, 110 Corey Ave., West Roseburg. dsw FOR SALE Forty acres, one mile from good town nnd high school; lino house, running water, young . orchard, horses, wagon, cow etc everything complete. A snap at m vi 1 ,!mV"s' luquire or addre3S 11 Miller, Co Review olllce. dsw DRAYING! Goods Handled Carefully Lumber Hauled E. D. NEELY PHOXE S07-Y. - ! - J . . . . R tNT En 1 RO ( I 0.. J ' sJI ( ' j ffi' 1;-:' w - - AN aturday and Continues DERSON'S BAR for 10 Days STORE . We are Agents for Eilers Music House. Beautiful Kimball Piano on Display. Also large bargain on this piano.