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V. if jLJ i rL.' just - .ms-m ami IiOSEUl'KG JUVENILIS HAND- WII. L FVHXISIl MUSIC FOK STKAWII KKKY CARNIVAL. f.4.4.44,4. rome, debts all paid and laying by a '$g.g".g2.4.!t..g.a.g"4'g't.a!"ta ....I....M............y little money fur a rainy day. 4. 4. steady employment ol 'the working 4. I'AVIiOI.I.S NKKUh'.l). classes is the foundation of the Ken- 4. welfare of not only the city of 4. Dr. Stennrt Say People Should 4. lioseburg, but of the mate and Na- 4 He Alert. 4 tion. 4, 4. I I Mlll.lt WOltl.l) 4- 4- 4 oiihvet LiiiiiIkt Mill 4. Itu-lui! Willi Unlet Are 4 .. 4. f I 4. ltiM-liirs Wiukiiiiin Say (lie 4. h lliiilnuiil Will Aid Work- 4. A- Iiik rinses. 4. 4- 4. We. the lnhorins clauses, are to '..J.4...!..;...4.4....l..4.4.....!.. !"M-r"J"f"!"H"H"5"H"i-M,- rTTTTVVtTTTT'iTTrTTTT Human iitmn.v wuai ine wuikiiik oees are 10 ine nive colony. 11 me ( v ir ytt j Stewart 1. bees cannot gt the ingredients to 1 believe in the railroad bond is- malie their honey they must fail. And S1IP believed in it before and liave i"e same is irun 01 ine moorers. 11 not .,,,, ft to anv wav chanse iliy they cannot get employment at a minrl. tney too, v cnintniinit ever thrived with- llixon mill bus commenced work, and must lail In their strife for human ollt payrolls, and this Is to give us the capacity of the Mend plant when existence. The laboring classes are ., f()r ,.1,1,1, we have been wail- it nets into full operation will be not desirous of burdening Uoseburg i it the same time we are devel- il.umi sash and 1 .111111 frames dnilv. with taxation, but we do feel that .,,, ollr greatest resource. In all. tile olant will have a shln- tne eonstrucuon 01 ine rmiroau with the present great a Ivance in ping capacity of 2 means a greater city, and a better ,ho .)rl(.0 of ,mi,r aI,,l lumber. I ' idaco to live. look for not onlv one mill, but sev- It is the bope or the laboring ,,ral nf,r lne ninrad is completed, classes that the railroad will be built 1 ,.Bi,i..s lumber mills, there are nl l-i avoidance with the plans out- wavg 0h,.r manufacturing plants lined by the wise fathers of the city. u,..tttP whl.rP raw material Is to . . . . . . lie secured. '4-4-4"4'4,i,4'i'4'rVTv4' Without Koine into statist!, s. 4" 7" which can alwavs lie' distorted to the I.AISOK IS M-.l-.ni-.K 4. ,ls,,rR ,.,.1 1 ihink that every citizen erected in connection. 4" " T who looks at all to the future, will 4. Mills ami lEallroiuls Hill llcno- 4. spp (no benefit to be gained from 4" 1,"x " such an enterprise ami will support . T t!i" measure at the election on May- id. We Invite You, Especially, Out of Town - People, to Make The Square Store 1 - 1 H 1 ,i rr - --r - r Your HEADQUARTERS During Grand Lodge and Carnival Week We assmeyoii any service we can pet form fur yon will lie a p'easnre for us. It is our atiiljiiioii to leave notliinj- niiiloiie that will help to make this YOl'R CAR NIVAL the best ever, ami le ne a lasting impression on nil who visit R1 i-KBUR(J, "AS I UK CITY WORTH WHILK". ' We are most heartily and thorough) y in favor of railroads, mills and factories, for a MODi-.KN, I'Ri'PiiKOl'S AND lUC.MlTII-ri. ROSKHURG. For frte open competition ainoi'jj merchants, thciehy keeping the trade that belongs to ROSKIUIRG at Home. If these seutiments apjieal to you, remember we fell Drygoods and Furnishings of tonality at the lowest possible prices. The Square Store Geo. A. BurcharJ Gca A. Downey (It)- J. O. Drake.) I'.y roijiu'st I lieifin te mv ojiin- lon as t(iu-liim; the essontial lit-tie- i.lco f ., ... ' HB Just and reasonable wa. tiun of (he proposod sawmill and 'iiilroad here. As Itir as the labor ing man is concerned, I believe he will be benefitted materially throimh the construction of the railroad, lie will have steady employment, both on the railroad and in the sawmill nn-1 the trlbularv luamhea of t lie Industry, such as the loginu camps, box factories and other smaller en terprises. Kvery laboring ftian of independ ent self esteem desires to pay his nnnest dents. Now conies the essen tial point and the one of deepest moment. How shall or iow can we pav our debts unless we have steady employment at a just and reason- have f waUVe' Vm'spcmi the V The Olendale Lumber Company, of C,U ndale. is running full time, with a lare crew of men. The sa-h factory of the Shevlin- cars per month. The W'estlake sawmill, of North Hend, has been sold to Katon Kin stir, of Gardiner, and h. S. Schil ling, of Five Mile Lake. The oi l mill will be torn down and the new one will he erected with a capacity of L:.,lnn to :!il,ntiO feet In & ten hour cut. A box factory will be ranch of Kdward Hamlin, of Hokc- Herman Kuke, who operates a bui'K. states he expects to install a steam-dyeim; and cleaniui; plant on plant In a short time. KaM Third and Ash hi reels, has pur- chafed a t w o-slory bri k building A f;l00,000 corporation has been d land, luu fi t squ;iTe. direclly orKanied to take over the 40 year uiljoininu his original hoiiliiiK for lease from the state held by Jasuti $4,"io. fruiii Mrs. John It. Harring ton, whirh he will use to enlarge his fruits, and preparations are being made for doln a much )arer busl ncsH this year. Moore, ol New York, on Summer and Albert Lake, In Luke County, for the extraction of potassium and sodium salts from thea lake water. The corporation Is backed by Kast ern capital, and the name of the firm is The 1'aclfic Chemical Com pany. Mr. Sheppard. iJeoi pe Love joy and Frank K. Smith, of Port land, appear as Incorporators on lhe articles of Incorporation. The Pa cific Chemical Company will ko ahead at once to develop the project on the lines originally laid out, and Immediate construction of a small Tbe vast smla deposits of Alkali Lake are to be reTim-d and put on the market at once. The furnaces to lake care of tills Industry liave ul- present plant. ready been shipped and are now en- " route lo the mines. The new roiu- A new factory - The Portland pany formed to take care of this Paper Package Company, which has proposition Is called the American Just been capitalized for $..u,unu. Soda Produds Co., and Is backed by will build a plant at Fast Twenty- racialists of San Francisco, fifth and liolladay. In Sullivan's iiluch. and will manula ture, ship ping' cases and t on united p.fper to be used for shipping purposes. Kiho will have a sheep shearing daut (o handle r.otiO sheep daily. Officials of the I'tah Idaho Sucar Company were visitors In Sutherlin Valley the early part of the month, and were driven over the sugar beet land of that section to investigate I In- desirability of establtsbliiK With orders booked for several years ahead, the J. I. Johns mill at Itisston will resume operations at once, sixty men or more win ue em equivalent in purchasing supplies nnd whatnot. There is no doubt in my mind but what the railroad ami l(y (J. V. Young ) I am very much in favor of thr A. J.. lwyc The Canhv Cheese Fnrtory has development ol the lumber business been makiirj ureat strides and has th.i owner H.iwmill will nrove a handsome divi- in this section, as lumber Is one of rei ent.y ad lel a new vat in oniei dend payer to its owners, the busl- our largest natural resources. To to take care of additional milk that ness and professional men of the city, do thisjt takes capital, a railroad to is coming in. This increases the and the laboring classe--. Speaking the timber to transport it, mills to capacity ol the plant to just double from' a personal standpoint, the ia- miniut'acture it. This will make to what it has been. The faetmy boring classes feel happier, healthier labor for hundreds of men and i is turning out at t bo present time and more like ind pendent human be- larger market for the farmer and about worth of cheese every Ings with steady work, steady In- more business for the merchant. day, of about $i.".nou worth a year. soon will be!?in log in it employment given to between Ji and ;iu men during the logging season. Oregon City paper mills wb bit have sent their product princ ipally to Western aud Mfddlu Western stale olant with a canacltv of 200 tons of am finding n new market in the sodium and It tons of potassium Fastern states. Itecently the Crown every .'10 days, will be started. The Willamette Paper Company filled an migar factory in Sutherlin next year, war has greatly Increased the de- order for four tratulonds of car. u is the intention of the Sutherlin niand for potassium which Is now eat h of news print paper for one of landowners to contract from 3, MOO to worth $S00 a ton. Sodium Is also the larne Philadelphia dallies. These ouo (teres to beet culture next year. in demand, and prospects for com- nulls aNo reeently sent a cargo to o PILLS UKST Ktt MVKIt lactase they contain the best liver medicines, no matter how bitter or nauseating for the sweet sugar coat ing hides the taste. Dr. King's New Life Pills contain ingredients that put the liver working, move the bow els freely. No gripe, no nausea, aid digestion. Just try a bottle of Dr. King"s New Life Pills and notice how much better you feel. 25c. at your merclal development of the project Australia. ployed. J. It. Keep, of Portland, has exceeuingiy ungiu. leased the property from J. 1. Jones, ... . berry juice, cider nnd vinegar fac tory. While Albany and Uoseburg eii'g operations along Deep creeK in the eastern part of Coos Count v. The l,1',n- work will be continued several years M it 1 & Co., Japanese Importers ami exporters have taken spa-e In the rear of Municipal Dock No. 2, at the foot of Fast Wa-OiitiKlon street. Portland, to be used for slorune h udttu. titers for big stocks of Orient a) ami Australian li aid woods The Klectrlc Steel Foundry Is now permanently located In t!Mr new nnd larger quarter at Twenty fourth and York streets. The Dryer Pnioiix ale reports Community output, of Fruit nbont tons of various kinds of dried druglst. ii7 fL You'll want a new suit for the Carnival. Thev are here and every one guaranteed. That's the Kind of Clothes I Want" Ever say that to yourself when you saw a well-dressed man? Of course you have. A well-dressed man always stands out above the crown. And it's so easy to have trim, neat clothes of lastingly good materials. Let us show you how to do it economical!y,with Michaels-Stem and Hart Schaffner and Marx Good Clothes WILDER & AGEE The Kagle Lumber Company, with mills loeated at Timber, on the Til lamook brant h of the Southern Pa cific railroad, is the low bidder for bridge timbers to be used in Alaska The order runs t;.noo,nno feet, to osl about $Jim,ooti. Uoseburg has decided to call a snecial election to amenti ine city charter fo that the city many pro ceed and construct the railroad from Uoseburg to Itock Creek, which Is within a stone's throw of the richest timb r belt in Douglas County. The L. It. Mem-fee Lumber Com pany, of Portland, has received an order for 1 .imhi.iiom feet of lumber from the (Irent Northern Railroad to be used in the construction of freight cars. This Is the largest single order plated by any railroad with an Oreiron mill for several vears. In addition, the Creat North ern has divided an order for :t,noo. into feet more among several other mills. Frank Cardiner. of the Maker White Pine Lumber Company, has pun hast tl approximately ao.ooo aires of thnlH-i land In Maker and ( 'riant Counties, principally In the vicinity of Whitney, from the Wal lowa timber Company, of Pennsyl vania. D Is stated that If the proper co operation is offered by the people of Maker In the manner of vacating street., cutting through the lum ber compativ s holdings In South Maker, and in the adjustment of freight rales, a sawmill having an oiiiput of ::nn,"iiM feet per day will he built there b the firm. ELECTRIC - COOKING - PERFECTED Let Every Burdened Housewife Rejoice Over the Blessed Relief AFFORDICI) BY TII1C (llti;.( IMII STItlKH. 4. H--H--H--H"M"t"I"M- 4- .?. JU Mnmifr.' tin iiL l'lnlit KlmMlnjc 4. IVll'.tne llierew 4 5 H"r-4-4-4-r-l-'"l"I"I"I"l"l"l"l-H- The N wlteti; rannerv lias heen s'iM Id A Kill" " Co.. of I'ortlaml. f,,r lll.tl" Tif new ownerH will l.iiv nutilerri ri.ii' tiinery for Hie ilnl jinil will ):i v r.t-ii for fruit ami vene Inl.l.n. ... T. f I';ite tr ;r s n-siirlned am nuin nter of the A lianv Crenlllerv Aj'O fiiitiitn. wlii'h ioltln he has filler! :ii,r will laoiMi a (il'-nlriK atiout May I Electric The Modern Wizard Worker of the Well Ordered Kitchen en il T i hn e faetorv C Iv LtiK' d"U. local in an a k er of liinrtiim Ci'v cannerv, a nrancii e Fruit drowers Ao I .t,niiii ra s of Roods ) i n sold. f the Fui'ei elation, sa4 have alreadv bMid;nsr a pla.-e of c'urrt ttllM I 1 : r I i u- tiroprletor of thp 1h eorilernplatlnic reari:-rv to take the ,ne linrne't down a Bk'n f;., r.iirir i to have a rheese In rll lrv. In:i-ri,il'h W. li C.la'l- w.a cif 'lillitriiook. who ha pur-rha-e-t the ')" ' rtalry nl rattle Clean, Odorless, Healthy No No Fumes Smoke Keeps Kitchen Cool Fits Any Kitchen Fits Any I'urte I J K'umJ 'V Cost ol Installation ami Maintenance is Moderate Greater F.fliciency at Reduced Cost A Hoon to All Rich and Four The COST of current fur KI.I-X'TklO COOKINVi in Rusclnirn is now nnioii the LOWIvST in the :n:ite of irt-n'm. 3c a kilowatt or ' the rale for lighting. I'or lurtlier infonnat on on rates plnnje 61. The Douglas County Light and Water Co. Call at on r More and -ee the ranges. PKMONSTKATKI) Roseburg Electric Company 2 S
