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"5" BENEFITSARE II! from Sawmill and Railroad to the Timber Beit I'lLM l!KST YOB. MVER A PAYROLL Of $1200 PER DAY Is the btiotite of a Wei! Informed loul CitiitH - Many Other lauustries Will Also (one A Symbol of HtUth. of owning h ds. I 9'M lKU ACKb.. h-cijT ttcjr contain th tu'-t Hver O.vtce at .lmple food, prctlc I -ealrd cotr i.mi wnu tU t'oun-) v-,(J a.re situated la FlournoV nvl.c:n, no mutter hew bate." cr uaiperauce and purity. As a Dadse tjr Clerk c: i 'u . C. ..::.y. oi-t-fou. Vauty. 11 n.IU. irom Ko-fbur. Oi nauseating for the tweet sugar coat- tbey used the live ,'oitiied star whiea aud shall h-1 a - .::: :vJ t a cert.- a.ua ul .'.Lt; laud, tree soil, la cultl-1 lag bides tbe taste. Dr. Kin New tbey regarded as a symbol of bf.illh. tird vbe k made taxable to tue'vatiou.. Guut big outrauite. Small Lite Pilts contain Ingredients that A red five pointed tar appears on County CUrk of l'cu;iai County for bouse, barn. etc.; Hi mile to school. ( put the liver working, move the bow- each package of L'bauiberluiu s Tab- uu amount equal to at least tea per This U one preat big bargain, and as ( els freely. No gripe, no nausea, aid . nd still fulfills its am-u-nt mis- :.t of the amount ut said bid. aud little as flMOO rash will handle it. , digestion. Just try a bottle of Dr. lon of health. If you are troubled no bid shall be considered uulewi Good terms on the balance. King's New Life Pills and notice bow with indigestion, bitiousutss or con- such check is eiulo-ed therewith ! siKIKF HKALTY CO., I much better you feel. 2ic. at your stipation. get a package of these tub- Sm h certified check shall he deliv-1 lirand Motel Annex. I druglst. " .lets from your druKHtM. You will ered upon tlie cotiUtioii that if said o ( L , . be surprised at the nui.k relief hich ti; Ik accepted, the party bidding Hi VIC YOIT JINK, i Host-burn to Kock v reek. J. L. and they afford. Obtainable everywhere, j w ill properly and promptly enter in- ' t S. A. Kendall hae assured the city! n and ets-i.te contract- and bond m,gt priePg pai(l for olJ r4gg( government and the cinren of Rose- MOXK MOXK TO I.OAX. iu accor.lanco wall the award. meU, rut)bir aut0 ttreSt hltlt,8i woul burg that they are willing to under- I Should the pucesrul bidder to I ani! uvk phone iss-K, or add res 1 take the construction of a railroad r armors nere j our ruam-f, iniu , u iioin me comratix uie uwaiaeu tan from Ko-eburn to Kock Creek for a u' insurance money for go.d to extent the saute within ten days tun ni f"-w .Iiiik i'iuo oiMi Thecitv farm loui.. Alt loans made pa atile ; ( not InciudiUK Sunda I from the "VsfWBl :401 Kullerton, and 1 will call. heretofore authorized the Issuance of on or before 2 years. Write us for date of notification of such award, ht.iuli to the amount of tSuo.iMH) for particulars. K.clusie houglas Couu-'mi.ii cluck shall be forfeited to To the RoseLurg Iieview: Mr. ;. V. Kimball bad a lengthy paid article in the Kvening News last Saturday opposing the proposed amendment to our city charier. If all of the citizens of Knseburg ere of the mind of Mr. Kimball, what grow lb would our city make? It is generally believed thai the city has already grown beyond the ability of the surrounding count ry and the S. P. railroad advantages to support. A ery general complaint has been vol. ed for two years or more now that business has not been good. How can business conditions improve in and about our city without the intro duction of some new capital and the institution of some new enterprise? The greatest natural advantages of this section of the state is the timber. That timber will not contribute any to the upbuilding of our city unless it can he manufactured into lumber. Kusebun, is not necessary to the manufacture into lumber of that tim ber and marketing it. That can be done at oilier points as well as it can be done at Koseburg. If Koseburg is to become the center of a great lum ber industry it must go after it. We cannot possibly become the center of the U:i:;u r industry without a rail road connecting Koseburg with the timoer resources. Private capital has seemed unwill ing to construct a railroad from this city to the timber. The Kendall Lum ber Corporation is willing to erect a large sawmill and operate the same nrovidinK there is a way of transport ing the timber from the mountains to tnai sawmill. That corporation has entered into assurances with the Pair t uunds Association that it will ereet um the present fair ground.-; a mill with a minimum capacity of two hund red thousand feet per day and have the same ready for operation as soon as a railroad can be constructed from the purpose of constructing a railroad L' agents from the city to tbe National forest. Sii'-h a railroau as the city demanded to be constructed cannot be construct ed that distance for the sum of ;iuu.- ooo. The contract entered into Here- KICK & HICK. FOU Jl STICK OF T1IK I'KACK. 1 hereoy annouticw myseir as a can didate for Justice of the Peace for tofore between the city and the I lose- j Deer Creek Precinct, at ttw KepuDll burg ii Kastern Railroad Company for i 'an primaries. May lltlh. th.. eonstruction of that railroad was!(Pd. Adv.). H. H. il KINSTKD. declared void bv the Supreme Court of this slate because in order to pro vide the necessary sum to construct the mail in excess of $:!oii,ooo the cily agreed to lease the railroad for a Nt t'l'H K to roxTKAcroiw. Sealed proposals, addressed to the Count v Clerk of Douglas County definite period and for that lease the Oregon, and endorsed, '"Proposals railroad company agreed to advance ' for constructing a bridge in Douglas tin- neeeary sum to complete the'couniy( Oregon, over the South road. This was held a commingling , l uipqua Klver at Happy Valley oi private and p iblic funds, which Is forrv. will be received bv the County prohibited by the constitution of our Court of Douglns County until one! state. Now. to avoid that uiiiieuiiy. o'clock p. in.. May :il, liM. and not the promised amendment to our char- thereafter, ut its office in the court ter com men the railroad between ; house in Host burg. Oregon, when Roseburg and Rock Creek. Hock such proposals will be publicly Creek is the beginning of the vast , 0,,ene( and read. amount of timber designed to be All proposals must he made upon reached by the proposed railroad. ) blank forms to be obtained rroin t'p Me.ssis. Kendall assured the city that Uoadtnaster at his office, courthouse. the road ea,n be constructed that lar , Koseburg, Oregon, must give the prices proposed, both in writing and figures, and must be signed by the TIIK ACHKS OK HOI SK CLKAXINti The pain and soreness caused by bruises, over-exertion and strainins during house cleaning time are sooth ed away by Sloan's Liniment. No need to suffer this agony. Just ap ply Sloan's Liniment to the Pore spots, rub only a little. In a short time the pain leaves, you rest com fortably and enjoy a refreshing sleep. One grateful user writes: "Sloan's Liniment is worth its weight in Rold." Keep a bottle on hand, use It against all soreness, neuralgia nnd bruises. Kills pain. 2"c at your druggiBt. 1 Tlie fv I.mal iUitoin.itic ollins rram separator. For terms see John C. SiKlior. at KaninTs' Keril Shed, Uose- burc. Or fur !'iu um of :!ipii,(mmi. Mr. Kiinhall hhimiiihI to b( very creatly ftiuhtened by the umount ol liability the city will assume if it en ters into the contract for the con Miuction ol that railroad. He over lixiked that by the terms of the city charter the bonds must be paid within thirty years and includiny Interest cannot cost the city more than $".'.!, linn, which will be paid in interest and principal durinK the period of thirty years. Tor that $;".0,iioo the city will have a railroad 23. r miles loni! extend ing thrmiKh a larminK and erains ccuntry to one of the larcest and fin est bodies of timber in the world, li will have secured the construction of a sawmill with a minimum capacity of two hundred thousand feet per day. II will cost more than six dollars per thousand to manufacture the timber into lumber. So wit hint countinc any oth.r benefits directly flowinc from ihe mill, we will have an industry ut KoseburK with a daily pay roll of SIL'"". Considerini: ihai the mill will operate three hundred days a year, the annual pay roll will amount lo ?:!H'i,tnu. The pay roll alone for the thirty years the city has in which to pay the bonds will am'repate the im m.'nse sum of flo.siio.oiio. At the end of that period the city will still own the railroad: it will have received in direct benefits from the sawmill such as the increased traffic over the Southern Pacific ltailroad. which means an added pay roll of that rom ;.an : it no doubt uieuns box factories and other kindred industries. The probabilities are also that other saw mills will bp established at or near llos "burn, furnishing sufficient traffic to the railroad to not only take care of the interest but probably to have I paid tne principal. These figures take I no account of the urowth of the rutin ' try ar.d the Iratfic supplied to the ; railnod as a result, i The citizens in ronsiderinc this proM-;ition mii; hi md lo overlook the fact that tli: timber is there in the mountains; that it must be marketed to bvinii returns to its owners, and that, if Hosebllll! Is to receive the benefits of marketing that limber, it must afler il. The opportunity is now within the (.'rasp nf Ihe citizens ., It-- -I' ii"-- to b. come a :r'at lum ber manufaeturitiK center. Shall we embrace it ? i I :,e Ki ndall Lumber Corporation has izivin a bond 10 the Kair tlrounds A. oi'iat-on. binding itself to erect the sawmill on the fair prounds. That corporation is ready and willing lo cive any oilier ami further bond or assurance the city of KoseburK or its citizens mav require as an evidence of the faithful perfoi uiance by the K. ndall Lumber Corporation of its ,e!ii-nt 10 build the sawmill at the place and within the time agreed upon. Very respectfully. A. CKKASOX. bidder with hia address. Hans, peclficatlons and estimates and copies of proposed construction and maintenance contracts ami lionus are on file with the County Clerk ol DouKlas County and may be there seen and copies may be obtained at the office of the Hnad Master at the above address. A deposit of Ten lilu.oui Dollars shall be require! on each set of plans anil specifica tions nnd shall be returnable only anon the receipt of a bona fide bid. and upon the return of said plans and specifications, In good condition, on or before the date of openir.u bids. Kach bid is 10 be presented under sealed cover and filed with the County Clerk of liouidas (ountv Oregon, and shall be accompanied by a certiiied cliMck made payable to the Countv Clerk of lioimlas County for :in amount equal lo at least ten pet cent of the amount of said bid, and no bid shall be con sidered unless such check Is en closed therewith. Such certiiied check shall be delhered upon the condition that if said bid be accept ed. the party bidditiK will properh and promptly enter into and exe-ut. c ontracts and lion. Is in arcordam with the award, sdiould the success fill bidder to whom the contracts are awarded fail to execute the saun within ten days I not Inrhidinn Sun day) from the date of nol Ifii at liin of such award, such check shall lc forfeited to Iioukuib County as liqui dated damages and the same shall he the property of the countv. All other certified checks will be re turned to the unsuccessful bidder: who submitted same. A Rood and snlti- ient bond with a satisfactory surety will be require' for the faillilul pertor. nance of th. construction contract In a sum eqtin to the amount of the contra. -t p:lcc The estimates are apprnxiimit only, heitu; eivm on a basis for th. comparison of bids, and Ihe Count Court of Douglas Countv does not expressly or by Implication agree ttiat the actual amount of work wtl correspond therewith, hit reserve tlie right to increase or deer-nse tin amount of and class or portion or the work that Iliav lie ll-wiml lie, i - sary or expedient by the Koad Mast. i of Douglas County, Orei'on. ; The right is reserved to reject an and ail proposal or to aeccpt tie proposal deemed be-t for Doilgla. ' County. Dated Mav Mil. 1UK.. COl'NTY CoritT OK DOI'CI.As COI'NTY OltKIKlS', Hy It. W. Marsters, Judge, lly II. l- Nichols, Coliitnis-loller. K. ii. Lenox, Countv Clerk. t Seal I Douglas Cuunty as liquidated dam ages and the same shall be the prop erty of the count!. All other cer tified checks will be returned to the unsuccessful bidders who submitted the same. A good and sufficient bond with a saliaciory surely will bo required for tin taithlul performance of the c. instruction cotitiait in a sum equal lo the amount of lite contract price. Tilt estimates are approximate only being given comparison of bids, and the County Court of Douglas County docs nol expressly or by implication agree that the actual amount of work will correspond therewith, but reserves the right to increase or decrease the amount of any clas or portion of the work that may be deemed necessary or expedient by the Itoad Master of Douglas Coi'.nty, Orecon. The right Is reser.'ed to reject any and all proposals or to accept the proposal deemed best for Douglas County. Dated May 4th. lUlll. COl'NTY COI'UT OK DOl tlLAS COl'NTY. OltKtiON'. lly li. W. Marsters. Judge, lly 11. l- Nichols. County Commis sioner. . Attest: K. II. Lenox, lOtinty Clerk. I Seal I I.AKV MOTOH1STS Would ou like to drive to Chi cago und back without u puncture? Yuu can If you have yuur tires filled with National rubber tire filler. As easy as air. II. Jay Stone, Agent. ItKAI. KSTATK lt. lUi A INS. We have many call und ask to see our list. We have the cream of the , listings, und can give you service. ; Our reputation is back of every deal V r. ..r..ullv a itlnte.l with :i basis for ' i almost every farm, tract, or parcel of land In Douglas County. Cull and see us, or write. W'e are glad to auswer every Inquiry. HICK & KICK. I'OHTI.ANK MAKKKT UKI'OKT. Cattle Steers, filed to $t.0; cows, Jt'i.Till to $7.00. Sheen - Wethers. $7.7.'. to .0: ewes. $t'..7.'i to $7 mi; lambs, $U.u to $IO.f.U. Hogs f i. .Ml to $! till. Wool Valley, :11c to :i:lc Koseburu Mnrket. ltutter fat 20c per lb. H itter tj.ic per square. Kggs I'Ue. Poultry Hens, 9c to 12o, springs 12c. Potatoes $l.f0 per cental. Oats -4T.C tiushel. lied Cross Pharmacy. Prescription for Eczema for 13 yenr the ttointnrd ntcfn remedy a luitiid utl vxtcrtmlly injfimt rt-lief frittii itch. Soap the mitilcKt of rlrtinirr keep lilt' niii hvnytj i leu ii unit lu-nlttiy, Cuuic iu itnd luk U about botu. They Let Him Sleep vmci: to iTii.n nits. Sealed pinpoints addl'S. Countv Clerk of Doucias d to t'l C .f- T LOp J) rt 0 0 tV "Since taking Fohy Kidney PilU 1 believe I am entirety cured and 1 Uep toundiy alt night. ' . 7. Straynge TaVe two of Foley Kidney Pills with a glass of pure water after each meal and at bedtime. A quick and easy way to put a stop to your Retting up time after time during the night. Foley Kidney Pills also stop pain in back and sides, head ache, stomach troubles, dis turbed heart action, stiff and aching joints and rheumatic pains due to kidney and bladder ailments. r.AINF?1UX CA.. R. R. M. 3. Mr. H. T. Slrr" rt " Frx ten rrt I v brrC u-hie U- ill ni'it Wilhri it frtlif up h Jirr,ime -,r y fr w minutes r.ei r'nf 'o bed I t havt to fet up. and I tried .vt..ie I rir 1 nf tnr tbe troufctt, Lt rr 1 tr ed P :ry K.dney Pii'i nd fef l.nf 'at lx ' I be. -eve I am caUrljj curt J nd 1 ;eey souod y ail Diti.U" iT(-,'(jii. ninl nlni-ti "I'riHiiisa'r: toi I tupi iiiK llOii 1 ill I,'Hlt-'lu t'mihl Oil i;mi. to-wit: K'lt titiO''-r II":. 'I from t lif north mh! if c incut in iir licsti r stfc4 t' a i-'iiitt t,,i;i tH-t t ;i-t (if the South' in I'. i ' It.iil a v liric. a ili-ta ii' f of (.'.:.'" 1 1 t (or so itiU'li ol t'ic atto- 'MJii i F'M-t ions th crtit'ia'tor nuy iv- : to lml u;'ii. "ill ! rt- t'i.(l b. 'r ' Co'tnt t' urt nf I'll'!-:!.!.- m.. 'irt tnn. until tw n :i k n v, , W. j 31, 1!M;. ntnl net iih-:-;i?.t. j t ;i I nf 1 1 c It) the uiii ' !iou-'- In Hijii mi i u ;t)rc::cn. In n i uiif'-al- wil u imbtt. Iv oi-cn. ! rl. ! All nripor-al nui ' tun'b :w 'blank f'ciii'; to be (I'ltarnil fioni th' l(,a.l Ma-.tf r li." ol i i' on-' Iiii"', If ri( tni: a, ( . .-nil, ic 'it u t b- pi ' tn;.u - : . 1 .! "i In v 1 1 ' i . ari'l fik!u -. atrl n:'i-t s,ih1 , t:i b!l'!er. with I. .- h-l'!r: r fi sr.- . ' ; n n i -M:..a .tr i ft . ; i - t ' 'I' t I'. j, j,i -1 r-M - :i ri 1 i-Mi'l.- a " Foot Rest Hosiery For Spring U'r njj'er for t.'our selection a varied tine of , Men's, Wont en's tnd Chihiren's Hosiery, which for wenrt for tttrle, ami for comfort cannot he. eittaled at any ftrice. For lOe we i re you a otnl wearing hose in Men '.v, Women 'n or Ch Han n 's lines. 1'w boys you a Lisle finislietl, hie rih hose and L'.'w hnys the mercerized siik in all lines. The art -silk -hoot hose is $tc or 3 pair for a dollar. liny Them At -CARR'S- A Variety Store tiik sri;u. OK KiMi.iti;s now A That Willi lis ljtH(r "It has tien tin rutins p.is sion of niv lift since wa a totMler always It liaH been music, iiiii!'tc, nniHlc. It. Kccincd tllUt I CDUbt IICViT K't t'DOIIKil. I wanlftl to In' near It, to hear it. In make it all the time. I w a n t e it to live in a world o I' music. "Mv family are all musical, po 1 Kiii'piire It Ik only natural t hat I Kb on bl be a imil'lan. Since I wa.-t seven yearrf old I have had a inlhi and btw In my Intel I never had anv Idea nf do inn anvililng else. tan t ron (icie oi ir.eli" in any othiT occupation. My lift bus been one di re, t hhe ut purniise. Nothing cI,-m o,(iipled liiy thounbts but my iniin. And 1 am ylad of it. I do not r'-yret a moment of the past, lor at 1. 1 t I ar i pahini; my a nhition." The M-eakei' wa Albert Sjia(dtii, who has won for himself tlie ciown oi iiia-ter violinist nf America. He was talking to a renre seni.itiw n lil X.MoMi 1'OINT-J Smibln.K ' a sliaiKhtforwaid mi tie.: mui. not t out of t h; twenties. TI.e KDISON DIAMOND DISC Tor Sale at PALACE of SWEETS RoscbMrg Oregon U "F,V,ho Find striceeoaK ruui sum. li riui . p i M:. TkJ.. To (five I1 l chnce to try Foley 4 Co.' fimily remedie, UOn l 1Y118S 1 lUS. Mnj lo poley a Co.. J35 Sheffield Ave.,Chlco, HI., this Jippin unA 5c, with your nm nd Jdrest written clearly. nd they will meil you tr.il pckt containing mple ol Faley'i Honey mi Ti Compound, Foley K1d7 PiU acJ Faie CUmtu Tthleu, So'.U EvtrywLere. iiil'i'' "I l-r. iiih : Tt t ri i r. on f;i" n ii i t ''.ur,V'. i k oi lifHiiClit- '''jn'i; . :in ! ! .i ! i r ff'Tl, lil"l ('pi' Trin '.' "I.l.i : I thf olf.'f "I II"' IH.li'l V;, l.-r l IN' a'..,M- ii i.rf it.-;. . it .! t u 'li.l ;:irH flu.:l Ic p"inir" l in i 'i w i nl pluti an'l ' Ifi' Minn itn'l -f'ti 1 I" r"turnf:ie only ti ... n i;t 'if a li'.nj f.'l" tild in I ui'on t'.f r'-t irn of MM i'.r.i and "If: c.ou In food condition on or before tbe date "'."ii ,1 I,: . f .. rf",. .'suit i m Over a Million in Daily Use See this New Suc tion Feed Separator On display at The Douglas County Creamery. .Mt-OllllL 3 PKK l V.Hiri AVcgi'labli- PrHimiCr li simiUlinita'rooiiaiKiijw liirgu.' Siimarts fmllkvchi For In ra nta and Children. 'fiitfiy Tta UhA Ynn Havo --- M lV7aV3 DCURm i W Bears lha r&5 I. iUJLl, mm r-roa.'- : I PmmolrsDi(Si,sriortfl!.-frfcl noss.-inrl Rf'ronliUisni-r Dpiimi.MorphiiK norMnirJl Not Narcotic. Akt.6aV I f.W- Anf rfwl Rpmc is fof rorslln Hon . Sour Stnnuch.DlarrtwJ VVonns.Comv.lsHms.ffn,nJ iirss ami Loss OF Si.Er P. fttSin Signnrart J KI W V0RRT. In Use For Over Thirty Years - i..i f ill t Vf I ulll t! Exact Copy of Wrnpprr. m csNiAun ieMf, new vontt errr. WE HAVE purchased the stock of implements and vehicles formerly owned by Crouch and Giles, con sisting of buggies, wagons, plows, disc harrows, cultivators, etc. While this stock lasts we will sell it at Less Than Wholesale Cost. It will pay you to investigate. J.F. Barker & Co. Farm Implement, Vehicles, Machinery. Best Old Growth dry fir wood $2.25 a tier delivered Dry Block Oak wood $2.50 a tier, delivered Dry Split Oak wood $2.75 a tier delivered King Coal $11.00 a ton delivered Washington Lignite Coal $7-00 a tou delivered All kiuds of hay, grain, feed and flour Feed, Fuel and Supply Co. Phone 56 SIii.tks A Sun, I'mpi. Phone 56 Use the Electric Power It's Superiority has been proven time and again. It's a time, labor and money saver. Free information on any Phase of Electrical Cleaners, Cookers, Motors or Lights. Press the button "Do It Electrically" Roseburg Electric Company I'lmnn t'2il. Do IT Kleitikally Land Land Land To land seekers looking fir low priced laud tlint is close to Koseburg with good roads, city water and elec tric lights, I suggest that tiiev let me show them Laurel Crest Ranch. This is a ran li of 2500 acres lying 3 to 4 miles from Roseburg. Tbe soil is rieli, deep and well watered and is suitable for stock, dairying, fruit or general farming. Will cut into tracts to suit purchaser. Terms given. You deal with the owner w hen you deal with tne. Call me up at 4-1'U F. A. STEWART, Owner 5V J
