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REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY
L. WfMHKKI.Y
W. H. KISHKK
O. V. WIMIIKULT
Br.tnr.Hl at Kosnburg, Oregon, poitofllco leitonddiBi nuttar
orice, ituvlnw Hulldlni, lit Nurti JcMon Streot.
DID HER A WORLD
Of GOOD, SHE SAYS
Mr. .M.H.n- a So Weak Nl.r Colllil
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"I r"l SU Well HOW thill I Villi
hardly reali.e (he awful condition I
was in hid o f I took 'I an lac," Mild
Mis. K. I,. Moor-, of H i;; S. Vving
toii Mfeet, Memhin, Teiill.
"1 had ht en in a rundown eondi-
t vv o years -he cull! j ii n -ti ,
I "and was so vv-ak I could hurdlv
I l;i-t-i coin:. 1 had to force in -sell
'to ear. hut nothing HL'nnl Wl'h lilt'
ludant-y out ol Hie buv and raus- .....i i -n mi. I.-s :nnl no ae.ount
nti him to i-usiain a iJ.niiired arm. t(;il j ,.ol,)i haidly mi up w liui I
vv as Hilling or lyint' down
lo my" hou.-ew oi k. I sulT
MUHHCKIITiOIl KATKH:
Delly, ty mail. pfr yoar II. 00
Daily, by currhT, per month 60
Dully, by currier, par weuk .1
Weekly, m.r vcur 2.00
U.',.L-lv. Ul, M.nnlh. . - l.iin ! "'
,.j-.J..T-J-jJ,.;..T-?.jWj.-.jj. wan driving ran a v. ay, throwing Mr.
I 'a ul fiiu'v, our m w prorer. now
has iiis st on- open for huHim-.----. and
his siock (l jjoodK is im w and well p n M i'n
ilJl'Tiol look.S
I'd Willi
tlld til
ery in
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nd I am now
lay.
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I-Milh I'l iilioy and ('aUnr
!' on, I ,vt. of niir popular
i. J i i . : f 1 1 r la-1 i-'ami-day
lay a I I li ir hono h in ll;i-
Ms and t-.'uwln Aihmi, two
old m r ho, from o iT-'t'iiH,
ioiim- .M oinla y 1 1 (tin ( .'a in p
i.'i l le v w 'i ri-( n 1 1 dis
iK.m tin- atiny. Tin- hoys
.-fat.- lo sa ihv ai v)m
i-U to the food old I'. S. A..
idach'-s that w
most drive ini' disiract'd.
y a pja t id ph Ui-1 up
Inst hotih ol '''an
iat inn i hri c- Ih hi i y mt-a Is
lhos- awlul headaches are cone -.nd
1, w 1 1 am leelinK just line. I have gained
m si i oiik enough to
oi k wit h case. Ta li
lac did me a world ol ood -more
than all the other medicines I have
taken put together."
Tanlac is sold in iJosehui'K hy V.
'. t'haimiau, in liidilht hy I). F.
iJveceit, in Oakland hv Miller UriiK
III Clendale hy the Clenrhile
1 1,
' I ' t'oli.
i I . . S. M . hlley c:i nu
ll' t ,i t in u ar Ko: imi r
i' i: lerta i n ment al (he
(. I", hall Saluidav niL'hl and
lo i.i.el Crand Ma.-ter Walker.
I'. Ii. I la rrint-'i oti, the y: me u ;tl-(h-n.
w nt to Ko ehurj.: and other
noitliiiii points Tue.-day looking at
Icr inh't'isf1; p' rlainin to pame.
Y. r I i lain ,ih' at'ed m nt hniau
who li.s en the (i. K. Aikins (arm
sou tli of town, met with a paint ul
injur Ho- oilier day. The horse he
lant'i d tin
ii in-'.
.1. Kennedy, id' Kuj ne, oipan
i.-r for ihe W. o. ., alit nded tin
I. it. ). I', eniej tain ment Sat t ml a i
i'Vi niiif., al o ionkiiiM atler
" -V"" ""' u , I ten pounds ami a
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Ityaii and liar- ((( .,n ,1V hmS(,w
nsoii liyan, oi ituHi'inirj;, w ho nave
I heen viidtint: v.iih their lather, M.
' S. Kvan. leiurncd (o iheii- homes on
I U'edneHilay.
11. Jt. Johns, of Upper Cow ('reel;,
Is vi.-ti intr his da ufh lei , M rs. 'had-
wh-k, i his week M rs. t 'had w irk, I ,
wiio nas i.een -iniie hi tuts wn't'M, j ,.,1.irmary jn ;;UjIUr ))V (;iir,ier
is much improv. d. Umik Cu, in Voncalla hy C. 1. llunt-
Amoiif the n-ei-iil arriv;ils at Hie I jiaM,1( j eeil-pnrt hv Cmpuua
Hoiel ;iddle are 1 1 a Jieemaii, it,luli ('., and in Mvrth' Cn-ek hy
I 'oil land ; J V Sir nor ami w ite, 1 1 ri h I huk 1 'o.
Itosehurr; J. V . 1'arli' i, j;uj;ene. ' 0
and I'. S. Sifcland, I'erdiie. I
A very interesting and instructive
pi'oi-ram was KivtMi at the school!
:i;usroi; r ;iovs i;.i'iii.V;
t OKI'OKA l) l'i;t HMOl.ll.
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lionse last Tuesday evening. All il
luslrated hi-iure hy 1'rol. o'N'eel was
followed hy elni'iillonary nundicrs hy
Mr. Heals, of the kiddie jlank, who
is an idocutionist of inucli ahilily. A
lari-'e anilience w as resent, and all
expressed themselves as liavlnn spent
an enjiivahle evening.
Tin- V. . S. r. held a very en
joya hie lociiil meet iitt; Wed nesday
evening. (JaiiK-s and refresh men is
furnished Ihe enieria hi nienf , and we
u ndersta ud J ha t all present proved
Uiernselves to he a V el y pie-mis
hunch.
Cram! Master W. V. Walker, of
fie 1. O. O. F, of (lleeini. paid the
lot-ill lodi.'e a v isit last Satunlay
evening Artel- the hlMliess se.-ioi
the Imhekaiis and visitors v -re in-
viien iri'( me iiaii, ami an v.ere en
I'll. lined Willi ail excel le: it pl'iiLTillll
of mil' ic and recital ion;, and an nd
d hy the Ira ml Mast, . after
which everyone repaired to the bun
um t hall !o he served with an ex
elh nt supper pre pa i 'il hv ihe le
hekahs. X.
I ' i -i I Sin i i Ii has heen a , pointed
admlnislrator of the estate ol .lohn
K. Smith, deei-ased, and W. M.
Motire, W. II. Smiil I John Shupe
named to appraise the
Ore .on Journal. )
It i;i;l )SIM ii; J', ilar.h I,. With
out city or town oi . miat ion and
without, a jail, policeman, consiahlc,
deputy sheriff, justice of (hi; peace
or cemetery, Keedspori, located on
Ihe lower I'mpqiia Kier an on (he
Coos Hay line of ihe Southern J'aeilic
Kail road, has a I tained a popu hit ion
of alio people. The residents of the
rapidly growing place havt; eonidud
. il that they need a regular city K"V
ernmeut and have taken steps lo in
corporale as a city.
The necessary petitions have he.-n
(-in-ulatid ami freely smm d and ap
plieaiioii for incorporation will he
made and a special eleeiion held.
Then- set -ins no doilhlt t hat I lie
proposition lo incorporate will carry.
Keedspori lia. heen ma kin u ra id
strides durum the past tt w months
and the uu oi potation as a city has
ceine as a natural coiim tH lice. The
advantages of a city ale need d.
Two I u in her mills, ihe .lolim-on
plant and tin Keedsport I.uu her Co.
mill a re in opei ,ii ion a I l; ed.-port,
ami a third mill, owned hy the W in
chester Hay l.nmlier Company, is he
mp roust ruded. This, vv hell finished,
will he a lari'e plant, which will cut
1 L'a.moi , ei of lumher a day. An
aid to he of the prohahle value nf lopiion has heen pivcu lor the
I '
al properly.
Cull appf
o:ir lioxes.
1 IlillU.
iuk of real .i ml pt
j:ood imality,
Ft-ijMua Valley
'"iti'W-l nlnnit r.iner t'honn
pu r-
' cha.-e el an island tumositc . t ds-
port in the I'mpiiua Uivei- lo a hllli
! h.-r company, w Inch may erect a
hriliL' j larj.-,! plant, ami ihloI ia t ions are he
1 'rtiit ! tn closed ft r si il I a not lie r In in her
' ind us! ry.
I'p to this I ime " ei; port ha
Motor Car Sale
i)v liL'in4 v.().ulniicJ ;il iincouvcr Barracks,
VancouviT, Wasliiiif-lun, hy (he
United Stales Spruce I'roduction Corporation
M t r iiuvlvs I', to 5 ton, $1,000 to $-1.00
'It.iiUrs 2 1 to .1 Ion. .Si 00 to SI. 000
ForJs SilOO to S'r0
.Mm) ,i fv w p.isM nui r c;ns of other in;ikcs. AH cars
can y prucs !dii;lv niai KeJ. Coino ami sec and buy.
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t4 I' or further informntion nddrrm
a AutotnolHlc lpt., -,U- thmnl
--V Npruci! I'roiluchun torpor.
J Hlmn, Icon HU1; I'ortlainl, Or.
What's the difference between
ieat man's wife and 11 harhe
Itiu Uph'.cJ ly f-tsul'J. ItiDi, but !
t.'Vt-n beiorn tie; ltn;irporatlnn 1 i-'v 1
reeled '.h-triciTy v-ill la;ht th.- phte .-. j
An electric company ha.-; been or- ;
iraniZ'-d and lm or pora'ed hs ih-'
liet 'lpoft l.iirht v Power Companv, ,
and will at oii'e install a plant at ihe
r Johnson mill, where steam fiom the
'mill can be used. C. Met;. Johnson'
Sis president,-John K. Hrowne seeru-'
tary, and W, 1'. 'Keed and Cly.le
1 Cha.-e of Iter (Isport, and I. K. i
Isiaph s of Hoi Hand the directors. !
J l-'ishinj; is one of ihe hi' fmtust rje;i
'of the lieedsport district. The l.eds
I Ian t s h Company last year shipped
a million and a half pounds of fre.-h
'fish iit ice to the lart'e cities, much of
the product J'oiiit. to New York. This
;year the output of the company vv'll
lb'- 'iiiiih ;, if."-!' u, in addiiion to tin
.hundred or more fishermen on the
j river, t wo boats will fish in the ocean
,and brinr the catch to Keedsport for
packing and shi(i)inir. C J. Arni
I si roil.', ot Marshl'ield. has taken over
t tie oroan-tfoiiiK boat Water witch,
which In will operate, ami a hti-ton
mir-e seine boat from ih" Columbia
lliver will hej-'iii in April tishiiii? out
si'le for the company.
A salmon cannery is aK'o operated
in Heed: port and Ihc canning of sar
d in en has been success fully I ried
out and promisi-s to be an enormous
industry lor thai place duriap the
coming year.
The First Hank of lieedsport, wi'h
a i apiialiat ion of $ jr,uiHi, was
I started hist month and op. m-d in
i temporary uuariers. The deposiis !
j have been increa -ii.).' at the rate of I
j .!'. not! a week since ihe bank :
opened. l-'orm-'fly the nearest ba::i;,
I n at Cardiner.
I Work has been Marled on a 'rame
j two-story structure for ihe bank. On
(the lower floor will ! fine uuaiiers
i for the hank and a siore room, and
joti the second floor two five-room
a pa rt men' s. The hank is now occu-
jiyiim temporary ipiartt i-s.
I A new theaf. r is beiut,' built by I.
i:. S:aph s, of Horihid, -IunSU in
;sie. The I heater will he filled Willi
; opera chairs und will have a si aliiitr
1 caoaeii j of lull.
I'lans have been perfected for a
'new school lionse for lieedsport,
1 which will cost rmiH. It . j,,
, the sou'h end of ihe citv and w ill
. contain four schoid room-:, arranr-eij
to jm rni il of additions. Two leach
ers will he in charge of the school.
; The Keed: -port Const met ion Com
pany has completed 10 new c if la iz s,
tlified with all mod'-rn coiiveni. iices.
ami will at once start the erei tioii of
I lo more, winch will he rented or
' -old. Warren H. Keed. Who started
I the f own of W certs eolt. has UK-V . d
; his home from Cardim-i- to ibis place
and will build a handsome ivsiib in".
, Heed. Jan. He a- Co. have sfarlt d
remodeling iheir store building to
; tit ihe s coin! floor or a dunce ami
en ten a umi.'i: t hall.
.1 C. Klein, of San FraneiMo. a
1 former res id" nt of (iardim
sta ried dri v i n;: pil iin: for th
da lion ol a tor. build inf. In on
room he will open a rein il I mi sin "'st
and t he of her w ill he l ent d.
j Th" I'mp'iua Hoi"), which vva
comph-l ed a few ment iis a uu, ha
PIOV" '1 I-.M SOI. ill to 111' t th.- ih
mand of the pi : mua u-, ami anoihet
siorv will be a.lde.l.
1 A I; l t'e wo:k-,op has been er- . t
ed in lie- business section by a linn
w hii !i will i tit lue j;i buiUiny ami
I'-paii inn h-hiii:: boats ami
i ft 1 1 1 .
!!; r-d cite
f. . "i ' :' jt, u;n:i v.
N t alone c'o you save mon'-y but
you g-.-t all tiie flavor that only
liornc-crtnncc food" can give you.
tn aiidihon, there h t!i uncommon
satiffjetin you get in eating the
foods you've grown yourself.
It's no trick to have a garden and
to raise all the varieties of vcrj
tahles your family Iikcs.
But he sure to ctart ri?St hv planting
MOKSI-VS c:AL.Ii-ORMA
ackn'wvii (ijfJ hy ex)rrts "h-si m the
woiid." Ai climated to the Pocific Coast.
1 rue-to-r.aine and of strong vitality.
M.rt
i C-i. '.f' .1 F':-:re jr,,l J'r'ft.i(-'e
x-e -.' y Jfiiifi fi'trfwhtre
C. C. MORSE & c:o..$T2.
MOISTS
Dischacieii l ioiii Army
, Koy Cedt-r-irom, of Melrose, w as
r'e' i, : ly discharged from the army
and arrived ai his home ycsi'-rda.y.
Mr. Ceiiersriom will enam; in farm
ing w ith his fat her, who own a
I arm' ranch near Melrose.
Aiienc.v lor T pewriter
Couniy Ass ssor (luy Cordon has
takt n the agency for the Corona
ivpi'writtf. Two machines were re
ceived by him recently and are small
and compiid, Mr. Cordon expects to
dispoM' of a n u m her of the "mills"
in i hi.- county.
Tui;i Momy Over to Treasurer
The co ii nty lax department yes
!erda mined over ihe sum of Si'a,
immi io County Treasurer .1. K. Saw
yers. Tn is a mount represents t he
first week's collect iops. The corpora
tion tax leiuins have not as yet been
Ceceiv i'il. but are expected soon.
FffP LOOKING
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t.'licli.iis luiiiK'-madt' jiaslrv nt th
Caf.'l.Tia.
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If .lll liaP MIIIirlliltlL' tO 'I'll or
rent trv an ,.v. il) Th.- l:.icw.
It's Easy If You Know Dr.
Edwards' Olive Tablets
The secret of keeping young is to fed
young tr do this you must watch your
liver and bowels there's no need of
having a sallow complexion dark Tines
under your tyc-3 i.anplea a bilious
look in your l:iec dull eyes wilh no
r :ar:-.!e. Your doctor will tell you ninc'.y
per cent cf ail tidiness conie3 from in
active l-v.'.e's and liver.
Dr. Edwards, a well-known physician
in Ohio, perfected a vegetable com
I ound rr.'.:;ed with olive oil to act 0:1
tiie liver and bowel-., which he gave to
Lis paiients f.r yearj.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets, the substi
tute f. rc.'.loir.:'!, are gentle in their action
yet al.vays cifectivc They bring about
that exuberance cf spirit, that natural
Limvai'.ey which should be enjoyed by
everyone by tonirtc up the liver and clear
inr; the 'stetn cf impurities
Von will know Jjr. lidwards' Olive Tab-l.-li
by their olive color. 1UC and 25c per
box. 11 druij-iUti
CHARMING LITTLE
FROCKS OF SILK
They'reTypical
of the
Modes of Paris
Materials That
are up to this Store's
High Standard
We point your attention to these
NEW DRESSES
That are cominq in. They are quaintly designed from
extreme models that reflect the victory idea of the
French makers.
Spring never brouqht us more richly exquisite
apparel, and al prices, ho, that are more reasonable
than for secern! seasons.
Hllt it is a good time- to beware of cheap goods.
As always, we have insisted on quality first, because
"Quality is remembered hny after price is forgotten."
BURCHARDS
SQUARE.. S
llrjackson Street -: Roscburg, Oregon H
.MAI) .;.i.
! wire al fc""d prices. Also several
kinds ol' i.oultry l' nee, some at $ l.7f
, ,. ! ii,-i roll. Sleanis & Chnnowcth, Oak-
e sell fence mr cash only. ; y,,ealla, Or,.....
Having just received two carloadi- "JJ, -
of Pane Wire Fence, contracted hum ,
ao at prii es much less than can he :
had now, we otter salae at the t"..l-
L.tiii... 1. ei... .u unl.i....) ... I.itk Oil ,
hand: 7-har for 4 ic; n-har for! For Infants and Children.
Ole; Ill-bar 40 for 5'lc; '.'-bar 4J fur' , ., r n.,n rt V'n o
.;.- m-har -ir for i:c. .mm. son,.- In Use For Over ears
soft w ire fence 7-har for rc; !'- Always bers
bar 6U lor 44c, and a heavy :i n,.r l xie
:!ll for file. Karhed wire in S" rod Signature uf
spools for $4.75. Staples and hruv
CASTORIA
A'STER
V ., ' AVJ A'- -V - - . O .'J
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V .:( V-.-- .ie'.'-' - '' l - . I ' . . !
i l?iv,
the bather's wife coints lo lhi
meat simp to buy, but the meat
man's wile pa ssi's the bar her fhop
by!
We an sorry ft Is so, for we be
lieve in rei-ipim ity, v In -rev er possi
ble! Net only liarhers' wives come
here to buy, but all fjood housewives
and this is w hy our nie.it it .are
riht, shop is clean, and every vv.jk
our tuls at e s en !
The Kcononiy Market
ADMISSiON
(tin. Koblhrtj'eii. I'nip., I'lione ptKiVTP'M?' TifH i
Everybody's Coin'
to the Last Came of the Season
-al the
R0SEBUKG UKill SCHOOL GYM
SATIIWW MCI IT. MARCH 22
,1 '' 7::M O'CLOCK
CENTRAL POINT vs. OUTLAWS
Craals Pass (Jirls vs. R. II. S. Cirls
THE DEMAND OF THE SEASON
KhQUKbS THAT UV- UK COS'I UMLO
CCOROIXGLY AT EAST Lit TLVK. It is exp.tlod
that you don new clothvs. Here on display will be
found a wonderful ranj;p of beautiful fabrics all the
season's latest colors to select from. I land-tailored into
a suit to your individual measure they will please the man
who aims to be well dressed, and yet permit the practice
of economy. Tor tailoring like ihis means greater wear
and better appearance. So you can see whv hand-tailored
clothes means more for less money.
IMPERIAL CLEANERS
(Trv Our Vtai i
We Call nn.l Iti-lner I'liout- 77.
Wo c!... everyll.li.s
tn. uwrnximtm I m III II in wngfMgWli.TJt jmjl. SI fTrW
25c
- ' '-""'TrtW IfHll m "IHI iibiibi n mi mi mi hiimwmih iiiinwim ni i m i n mi Bnwrei3,ii7X: '.n ,';.- .,H.:'-! Fi".
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ALL PRAISE THE ESSEX $1395 FACTORY
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I be I'sex is deiuon(iilcil tn the same steep hills that are used to prove climb nt; ability by lm,h-powi.ud and
ell eats. Speed is shown over the same couise thai last cais are di monslraleii. Its aeei leralinn is c.nnpaud
!'. the few ears noted for sueh peiformanee.
BUYERS BKING I'l.ACKl) ON WAITING LIST
We have already botiUed or.leis lor more eai s than llu v aie Scheduled to reevive be ft re iiiiiLiinuiKi. Il is
J. libitnl il anyone will be able to ,i;et an l.'.-si. as piomptlv as lie may want it. Hut In oidiiir now the delay
won I he ,iiite so lone;.
I hi; new car that men have I.ONd WANTED -SEE IT-RIDE IN IT
l'lfONL
92-y. i
II. MERTEN
SCR.VICE STATION
2 14-2 16 E. Oak St.
L 1 I , . . ... . . ii i r..l inn i .1- -- ...a,..-. mm ;uMuMKjuWaal.4L.3..i.j. .-. ); . . i...i ..-w.KT:-V..j ....ij.- - t ,j .VimK) I El
h iii i i ii ii i i i in ii i.i in. ii t minimi m. wiiMiiiiiMiMiniinwniinmM ,.11,1.1 . .aji.wtttifttiitfuii4?ia.w .jm...fcb-.fiwl. tm h Mjirrta-8 wt Mn 1 m -tktg
Potatoes
lust Arrival, a Carload of
Willamette Valley
Table Potatoe
While they last at SI. 65 per
cwt. in sack lots. Get your
order in early.
a limitcd sPPly of SEED
POTATOES-' , R0SC- "Whitc
Rose, '"Cold Coin" and "Burbank" at
specially low prices.
Onion sets for a time at 12 1 -2c Pcr pound.
Peoples Supply Co.
.t;-