Roseburg review., October 28, 1911, Image 4

v. m:i;i ;mh uoaih.
Kumimtm of (ti't'tion, as far as thy
have I'Xprt'Mii'rt I ht-niHWvH throiiK))
rPsuhilluiiH i-awd by the (jraiiKt-s.
art In f;,vur of good roads 1. e.
Kood io.kIk for haiiliiiK produce from
farm to inaik.'t and IncldHntully, of
couth, for ibt of uuloiuobitt'H in
ImihIiii'hh and In i-U'asure. Tlmy are
oppoHi-d to ttu loiiKiruction of trunk
highway hy Mat1 aid, believing that
pacta dihf ri t hhuiild h taxed only
for th h Ihllnf; of it own roads.
This view, under the cireiiinntaiieH,
In a natural one. Farim'tn ncl roads,
uh thny exprfFK f f , "from farm lo
market," that will fm;iomt'iit their
agricultural efforts by enabling them
COAL
We Are Sole
Dstributors of
The Famous
Mendota Coal
Best on the market
Burns readily.
Sacked or in bulk.
Office: Roseburg Flour Mills
PHONE-56
Clean
House
Cleaners
Know there is no
Cleaner that will
Clean
Cleaner than a
Clean VACUUM
CLEAXHK Have your
Clean house
Cleaning dune with a
Clean VACUUM
CI.KANKR.
Phone 79 and ask (or the
House Cleaning Department of
the Rosehurj: Steam Laundry
The Live, Snappy Little
WANT ADS.
in the Rnscburg Review cvory evening
are the busy .igetits you should cm
jnoy to n'.l your Wants.
Q Int-cit a "Want Ad" starting with
tomorrow evening's issue and in twenty-four
hours you will be surprised at
the (juitk icmiIis you will receive.
Q I'se these ads 10 rent nhius or houes,
hire help, sell real estate, horses,
musical instruments or anything else
that is salable. There is uo better way.
, to place crops where they can Hwure
I returns fur then, promptly, not only
(during a few months In the year, but
at any time of the year.
I JtfverHilli'd farming means "some
thing to sell" from the farm, the or
chard, the vegetable garden, the poul
try plant or the dairy every week
In the year. Returns mine In. ac
cording to the single crop method,
once a year, and the profits of the
harvest were absorbed In store bills.
blacksmiths bills and In paying har
vest help with discouraging regulari
ty, leaving the farmer and his fam
ily to "live on what they could do
without" as the weary wife of a
man who owned and tilled a beauti
ful and productive wheat farm In
Yamhill County some years ago ex
pressed It. Hut times have changed
and methods have changed, and to
day the farmer who has something
to sell on every weekly market dav
rejoices In returns for his labor that
. enable him to pay spot cash for
lamily supplies. This means, of
course, that he must get early to
market with hit products in goo,
condition, and this in turn means
that "good roads from farm to mar
ket" are Indispensable.
i This being true, the time will come
when the rural community's reputa
tion for thrift will be based upon the
condition of what may bo call-d
'neighborhood roads." In the wider
outlook the character of the. state for
thrift and progressiveness will be
judged by the state highways. Both
good neighborhood roads and good.
broad highways are needed, if we
would read our title clear to material
prosperity and to social and educa
tional advancement. All will come
in due time, not hy pulling apart, but
by pulling together--the owners or'
farm vehicles and the uwpers of au
tomobiles: those who dwell apart in
rural cnininuiiities and those who
eui.ie together In urban and subur
ban life.
t Trolley lines and e,e-tne roads
have done and are doing a great
, work for all ciasM's. but they cannot
wholly supplant, either in utility or
i pleasure, t he good, broad highways
leading up and down the state and
i the riads leading from farm to mar
ket. These should be worked for In
harmony, not set up as achievements
hostile to each other. The neighbor
hood roads we can have without buy
ing the state highways entirely out
of the question, and wo are fain to
hope and believe that both will come
lu due time, for the simple reason
that, as a progressive state and peo
ple, we must have them. Oregonian.
S.-oo.llll ItKWAIil).
T'ne Southern Pacific Company will
pay five hundred ($500.00) dollars
for the nrrcKt and conviction of the
party or parties who cut sixty (60i
or more airbrake hose on freight car
at HosehurK on tho nlht of October
ISth. 1!U. 1j. It. FIELDS,
dtf Superintendent.
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NOTICE T Ol II CUSTOMERS.
I
All parties owing us accounts are
requested to call and settle same as
earlv as possible. You will find us .
at .'.04 East Douglas.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC TIME CARP.!
NortlilKiund.
Name
Shasta Limited . . 7
Flyer 11
Overland 11
Port. -Ashland local 1
No.
12.
14.
lfi.
1 s.
20.
1 I.
13.
15.
17.
19.
Lea,fc
30 a. m.
55 p. ni.
1 5 p. m.
4.. p
Port.-ltoseb'g local 9:00 a. m
Southbound.
Shasta Limited .. .12:41
a. m
Flyer 9.15
Overland 4:05
Port. -Rosen' local
Port. -Ashland local 5:30
P nt
No. 17 ties up In Roseburg. r
riving here at 11:55 p. m. It forms
the equipment of No. 20, whlca
leaves here at 9:00 in the morning.
returning to Pnrtlard.
! it will be noticed that the shove
! ! the Iev!ng time tf these trains,
j Men of them arrive 20 minutes be
1 fore departure. The Shasta Limited
j does not take on passengers at any
place between Portland and Sau
Francisco. It carries through b.isi-
1 ness tMllv.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 'i
1A8T AND FOUND.
FOUND. Ladi'i silk scarf. Owner
please call at Review office for it.
FOUND. Lady's kid glove. Owner
please call at Review office for it.
FOUND. On Cass street, a lady's
watch chain. Owner apply to J.
V. Casey for It. dtf
W4.VTKD.
WANTED. Man to plow garden. In
quire at Review oilice. dtf
WANTED. Position to do house
work by girl of experience. Ad
dress Miss J. Young, Sutherlln, Or.
WANTED. Woman to do house
work, no washing. Wages $25
per month. Inquire at Review
office. dtf
WANTED. Neat, reliable girl, one
who understands housework and
laundry. No cooking. Hest wages,
liox liifi, Sutherlin, Oregon.
WANTED. Teacher, lady preferred,
for District No. 127. (ialesville.
Ore. Address ..Irs. F. A. Pierce.
Clerk. dsw
70R EXT.
FOR RENT. Furnished housekeep
ing rooms. No children. 302
West Washington. dtf
FOR RENT. Two rooms, also suit
able for light housekeeping. Apply
ut 1003 North Jackson. dtf
FOR RENT. House two blocks east
of Masonic temple. Inquire at ,he
residence of Judge Hamilton, dtf
FOR RENT. Small furnished room,
centrally located, $1 per week. 420
N. Jackson; 1 p stairs.
FOR RENT. Office rooms centrally
located. The Douglas County Ab
stract and Trust Co. tl
FOR RENT. Five-room house on
Spring street in West Roseburg.
Apply to E. P. Preble, north eud
of Sprine street.
Central Oregon
Is Now Reached via the Deschutes Branch
I Oregon-Washington R. R. & Navigation Co.
For both Passenger
Culver,
I.v. Portland J Iv. Opal City 8:15 A.M.
I.v. The Pal-.e, V2:P M. M'""",B :43A.M.
Lv. Deschutes Jc 1:30 P.M. !v M'"ln" 9:00 a.m.
Ar. Madras 5:45 P.M. Ar. Ivschutes .lc 1:15 P.M.
Ar. Metolius fi:00PM. Ar. The Halles 1:55 P.M.
Ar. Opal City 6:30 P.M. Ar. Portland 5:45 P.M.
Auto and regular stage connections to La Pine. Fort Rock, Silver Lake.
Prineville. Burns, Klamath Falls and other inland points.
The Direct, Quick ami Natural Route between Portland
and All Points in Central Oregon.
Call on any O. W. R. & N. Agent for any information desired, or address
WM. McMURRAY
General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon
FOIt RE..T. Furnished house of six
rooms: will rent to responsible
partv for the winter. Good loca
tion.' Kent J.:o per month. Ad
dress F. M., care Review. dtf
FOn BALK.
FOR S ALE. O. I. C. brood sow s and
pigs, also Red Polled heifers two
years old. Phone Farmers 1&5.
FOR SALE. Ten-room, modern
house, in good locality on paved
street. Inquire 6(Ki Mill St. dtf
FOR SAL5. 20-horse power hofi
sontal tubular boiler. Inquire at
Rosebu.g Steam Laundry. dtf
FOR SALE. One team heavy mares.
8 and lu years; also 1 fresh milch
cow. Impure Roseburg Flour
Mills, or phone 56.
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FOR SALE. Thoroughbred White
Leghorn roosters. Mrs. Ilubeit
Wright. 1004 Winchester street, 01
phone 328-R. dtf
FOR SALE. One good four-year-old
cow giving about ten quarts milk
dallv. Due to be fresh about July
1. Curtis & Uaiifield. Kdenbowar.
FOR SALE. Ranch ot 20(1 acres,
suitable for stock ranch or dairy,
9 miles from Myrtle Creek. Price
$3000. Mrs. L. A. Daugherty,
Myrtle Creek, Ore. Jtf
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FOR SALE. At a bargain, Eood
walnut, marble top, furniture;
household goods of every descrip
tion; gai'di-ning tools down to a
post-hole digger: about 10 tiers
dry oak wood; IS tine chickens;
all" kinds of provisions. Must be
sold before Nov. lltli. Carl Horf
niati. Mill street. dsw
FOR SLE. OwIiik to my recent ac
cident, and resulting 111 health, I
offer for sale practically all my
flock of registered Angora goats,
consisting of bucks, does, buck
kids and doe-kids, rich in Turkish
and South African blood. Singles,
pairs, trios, or larger numbers to
suit purchaser. E. L. Naylor,
Forest drove. Oregon. dsw
and Freight TrfTiac between
Opal City, Redmond, Bend and
Central Oregon Points
SCHEDULE
S-
4
nioit i: AcitEAtiK.
Five acres, all rich, lc.l.J.
land under cultivation; 10 -j.
acrcs s.ime; both these fui 4.
tracts must soil In comity, -J.
suitable for fruit, potutms, 4
berries, gardening, poult.y; 4
adjoining Oakland and (n
growing locality; will be sul.t 4
on good terms ut snap pricts. 4
Full particulars from 4
p A COPPARD. -U
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OaLland, Oregon.
1 HWfH"14'H"14'rHHi
1 : 7. r-'""- ..
FOR SALE. Second nann : mgie
Mitchell buggy and barn . $25-
Penson Grocery.
FOR SALE. Lot 0 feet 'fei t and:
extending to river; fine rlvT fcnt
tom soil. Inquire at 608 Jlorth
Pine street. dtf.
FOR SALE. E-room house, Z Tot-.
ROxlOO, on Flint street. Address.
D. C. McGhehey, Roseburg, 11. P.
D. No. 1, Box 85. dtt
FOR SALE, EXCHANGE OR RENT..
Ranch, with cows, team, toois-
poultry. etc.; 13 miles east of
Roseburg on county road. Fot
particulars call at ranch or address.
P. G. Ely, Dlxonvllle, Ore. dsw
FOR SALE. One team work horses.
S years old, one weighs 1400, the
ntl'ier 1200; 1 four-year-old colt;
1 two-year-old colt: 1 sucking colt:
1 set harness. Call at office of
Cobb Real Estate Co. dtr
FOR SALE 20 acre fine fruit and
garden land; 14 acres creek bot
tom. 6 north slope: free soil, some
timber; running rtreani; 2 acres
in alfalfa; Ideal building site; well:
drained; 1 mile to school; 8t
miles to Roseburg. Price Jl75u.
Hox 60, Dlxonvllle. Or.
TRESPASS NOTICK.
Positively no trespassing allowed!
on the lands of the Curry estate
dsw N. CURRY ESTATE.
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