TH1I EVENING NEWS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1010.
DELIVER THE GOODS
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to be SHOWX, and we want to show you that we deliver your pur
chases from our store in such a mannor that you are sire to be
pleased. We sell
HIGH GRADE
and charge only a moderate price. You want RIGHT GOODS
we invite you to the RIGHT PLACE.
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THE DOUGLAS COUNTY
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"T" The Rose
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cent will buy.
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From 11 A. M.
to 12 M.
BETWEEN THESE HOURS ONLY, No Phont Orders, NONE LAID AWAY
I HWI 1LJ JMilillflWlMlW'JM" THE NKW VOltK STORE
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ROSEBURG BOOK STORE
Carries a fujl line of School books and School
Supplies. ,
A big stock of Officj supplies and Blank Books
Drawing Material.
Typewriter Supplies.
Agent for Moore's Office Methods.
Newspapers. Magazines.
Roseburg: Book Store
LOANS, REAL ESTATE, 'INSURANCE
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Do you want to build you a home and pay for it in small
55 monthly payments and low rate of interest?
55 Do you want to pay off your mortgage and have long time,
H easy payments and low rate of interest to pay back loan in?
55 Do you want to buy a home in Roseburg, a nice acre tract
55 near town or a good ranch near a good market and in good lo
cality ; do you want 10 sen your property ?
Do you want to insure your building in one of the best
and cheapest companies in the U. S.?
If So See WALKER a
Cor. Cass and Tine St. -:-
For Men. There Is no beter shoe
made than the celebrated "J. E.
Tilt." which Is to be found at tho
Slllllklti Shoe Store. And for heavy
wear there Is nothing equal to the
"United Workman Shoe." dt-f.
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THH NKW YOIiK STORE
SALE-THURSDAY ONLY
12 1-2 dress ginghams in a well known brand
that makes the best dress fabrics at the above
price, this day only, Special (No phone orders) . .
We Repair Everything
Electrical
tnat needs attention as well aa
sell you apparatus. Furthermore
we attend to repairs promptly
(on 'phone ordor if you like) and
you won't need to sound your
burglar alarm when you get our
bill. Need anything In our line.
G. L. PRIOR
15 N. Jackson St. Roseburg, Or
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-:- E. B. FEURIXE, Xotary Public
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the most beautiful designs and color
ings in wan uaner ever shown In
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RoTeburgatF.8her-.P,nt.ndPaperjH4 S. FRENCH
Willi HIT TUB TRAIL.
Pioneer Meeker and Ills Ox Team
Leave for Wellington.
Portland. March 15. In an of fort
to induce congress to make an apnro
priiilioji for tho construction of suit
able monuments along the "Old Ore
gon Trail," from the Missouri rlvor
to the Pacific coast. Ezra Meeker, pio
neer trailblazer, will leave The Dalian
by ox team today or tomorrow lor
the long journey to Washington. The
Sd veteran was in Portland last
iifpht fitting out his equipment for
tho Rtiirt,
In 190G-7, Pioneer Meeker, who is
80 years of age, made the round trip
to New York, marking the old trull
with simple monuments reared lurge
ly with his own hands. Realizing tho
need of permanent signposts along
the first route to the coast, Mr. Meek
ed undertook the larger plan of en
listing the aid of congress nml round
ing out his life in a final journey to
Washington. A bill has been Intro
duced In congress making an appro
priation and naming a committee to
have charge of Its disbursement, and
providing a form of marker of granite
which shall be placed at such points
as the committee shall designate. Mr.
Meeker wants to gain the passage tif
this bill and- will endeavor to got
the co-operation of historical societies
and pioneers in bringing Influence to
hear on eastern congressmen to vote
for the measure.
Mr. Meeker will publish the story
of his joumev in hook form under
title, "The Trail that Led to Kin
plre," publication to take place late
in the year. He will take a large
number of photographs along tho
trail for use in the book, as well as
for reproduction as souvenir post
cards. Ezra Meeker came across the conti
nent 58 years ago by ox team. He
has lived over half a century in Puy-
allup, just east of Tacoma. Wash. He
was one of the first to grow hops
In the northwest. His work of muik-
ing the old Oregon trail has occupied
his time for nearly 10 years.
GKTS $200 DAMAGES.
Man With (he Dog Team Wins Ills
Suit.
Eugene Guard: William Brown was
allowed $200 damages from Dr. C. W.
Southworth this afternoon by a jury
for his tame wolf, which Dr. South
worth shot and killed In Eugene hist
January, thinking It was a wild ani
mal and had strayed into the city to
prey upon chicken flocks.
The case came to trial Saturday In
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the circuit court and after a Jury had
been taken and one or two witnesses
examined the court adjourned until
today. The case was at once resumed
and it went to the jury Bhortly before
noon. The jury was not out long
untlj returned, giving Brown a ver
dict for $200.
liEOTKK AT srrilKICMX.
C. A. Gilo Will Address
Horticultural Society.
There will ho a special meeting of
the Sutherlin Horticultural Society at
(the Sutherlin Inn, Sutherlin. Monday
evening, March 21, at which time the
regular business of the society will
be transacted.
A special feature of the evening
will be a lecture by C. A. Cole, pro
fessor of horticulture, of the Oregon
Agricultural uonege.
Prof. Cole has had wide experience
in horticultural work both in the eart
and northwest. He has gnlned a rep
utation as a lecturer on horticultural
subjects and this winter is conducting
a series of lectures in Portland,
HEAL ESTATE THAXSEEItH.
.1. T. Wood and Emma W. Wood tn
Wllllum Bruin, certain tract of land
situated In Joseph CornnllBon dona
tion land claim. Consideration, $10.
Stephen O. Steele to Clarence S
Wiley, ae 1-4 and se 1-4, Section 3,
townBhlp 22, 8. B. 7 W., and the nw
1-4 of Section 24, Township 21, S. It.
6" W. of W. M.
E. E. Lennan to Waldo N. Sherman
ne 1-4 of the ne 1-4, n 1-2 of bo 1-4.
thethe ne 1-4 of nw 1-4 and the ne
1-4 of sw 1-4 of Section 1G, township
22. 8. R. 10 W. of W. M., containing
3 1 " acres. Consideration, 1.
N. L. Marsters to Henry Rlden-
our, lots 1 and 2. block 37, Railroad
addition to the city of RosehurR.
Douglas County Creamery Butter
tho best on the market a home
product. SO cents a roll. Patronl?"
home Industry and get the best. tr
GENERAL TRAYlFc
Goods of every description moved to
any parti of the city. Trices rrn.son-alilo.
CONSIDERABLE COMMENT
ON MARVELOUS ABILITY
Proofs of Benefits Brought
About by Fer-Don's
fledical Experts
In Roseburg Torpid Liver Made Well
This testimonial will appear very
strongly to women who are sick and
ailing und despondent, as the symp
toms are those so frequently exper
ienced by women who have a gen
eral tired, run down, exhausted fool-
BIG HOURLY
From 12 M.
to 1P.M.
BETWEEN THESE HOURS ONLY, No Phone Orders, NONE LAID AWAY
Inn; and coming from such a prom
inent and well known lady as. Mrs.
J. Bolthouso, of 1217 C street, Sac
ramento, It will of course have a
great deal of weight, not only with
her intimate acquaintances, but with
tho public in general.
Mrs. Bolthouse, In speaking of her
affliction and trouble the other day
and of whnt to her seemed almost a
miraculous cure, said:
"I really didn't know what was tho
matter with me, or whero I felt the
worst. 1 just seGmed tired and worn
out all the time and had an awful
pain in my right side; my circulation
was poor, and It seemed almost lm-
poBBfblo for mo to keep warm. I
could wear the heavloBt kind of
clothes, but all to no avail, as I was
continually cold.
"For years I doctored with various
pliyslclanB, one would treat me for
ono thing and another for something
different, but until tho 23rd day of
itist November I didn't experience any
relief. On that day, nt the earnest
solicitation of friends, I began treat
ment with Fer Don's Expert Special
ists, and since then my condition has
Improved every day, until now (Jan
uary 1, 1910) I am a well woman.
MnaMBerasuraxsVKiva THK NEW YORK S'l'oltH r
I BIG HOURLY SALE-THURSDAY ONLY
From 1 P. M.
to 2 P. M.
BETWEEN THESE HOURS ONLY, No Phone Orders, NONE LAID AWAY
Fer Don's doctors treated me for a
torpid liver and did more for mo In
five weeks than all the other physic
ians had accomplished In as many
years, and I will begin the New Year
now by feeling like a now woman. I
cannot Bay too much In praise of r'or
Don'B Experts, ns I consider their
euro In my case almost a miracle."
The medlcincB given by these emi
nent specialist are unlike all otbor
cathartics or laxatives. They coax
the liver into activity by gentle meth
ods, nnd do not scour, gripe or weak
en', hut they do start all secretions
of the liver nnd Btomach In a way
that soon put these organs In a heal
thy condition and corrects constipa
tion, which Is the direct cause of
most human ailments.
An Interesting case Is that of n
young woman living nt Coallnga, Cal.
Her name !s Mrs. J. h. MclOttrlck.
Her case has been given up by phy
sicians; physicians cried, "Operation;
use the knife." "No wonder thlB
woman camo to our experta," said Fer
Don. She had been scared to death
by doctors who wanted to operate on
her. She waa troubled with cancers.
Sho heard of our bloodlr?s surgery,
whereby our experts used no knife.
BUILDER
C. D. rvVYTTAlilJ
GENERAL BUILDING C0NTHACT0I
At Your Service
Roseburg, Oregon Phone 191'
She traveled miles to see us. My ex
ports put her under treatment and
my experts removed cancers from this
young woman's face. No knifo was
u Bed.
A committee called and was more
T11K NKW VOltK STOHK i
SALE-THURSDAY ONLY
50c long gingham aprons; the biggest apron val
ue ever offered yon. Look to your needs and
snply yourself. 2 to a customer None laid away. .
TIIK NEW YOIIK STORE BaMMHMWBMHMIi
than satisfied after Investigating our
remarkable cures and complimented
Fer Don and his Exports. Tho crow-1
in the offices became so large that
many stood In the hallway. Many
prominent men and women of Rose
burg and vicinity nre calling at the
McClullen Hotel dully to consult the
Europenn medical expert.
Tho above testimonials aro only a
few of the many hundred received
from grateful women from Sncramen
to, Seattle, Redding and Mrdford and
vicinity, as well as other portions of
tho country, each of whom aro loud
In tholr praises for these exports.
Wherever theso learned physicians
have remnlned for any length of time
Los Angeles, San Francisco, Oak
land and all the largo cities In tho
east they have brought Btinshlne
and happiness into tho lives and
homes of hundreds of suffering moth
ers, wives, sister and sweethearts by
their woudorful cures.
A chargo of $1.00 Is made for ex
amination ami consultation. Office
hours from 10 n.in. to 12 noon, 2 to
4 and 7 to 8 p.m. Sunday, 10 a.m.
until noon. Office nt tho McClallcn
Hotel, Roseburg, Oregon. Reception
room opposito cour. house.
$1.23 liliick Tafl't'ta Silk; full yard wide, extra
good quality; a big silk sensation. Look to your
needs and see you do this only.
THE .NEW VORIC STORE
You Don't Have
PAT
For Cement Culverts, Cement Sewer Pipe, sizes 8
to 36 inches. Cement building foundation and
chimney blocKs. Cement sidewalKs and Cement'
worK of any kind.
I have five or six houses I will sell cheap, as I want to one the
money In other busalnoes. See my burglar proof window lock. Ita
O.K. See Pat's Elastic roof paint for leaky roofs. We bnlld, novs
or repair your houses. ' Business buildings a specialty. - Over forty
T years experience In building.
! F. F. PATTERSON
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
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D. H. MARSTERS PLUMBING SHOP.
Plumbing, Sheet Metal WorK, Tinning
and Heating
North Jackson Street,
WorKs. Telephone 2511.
Work Done on Short Notice
HAIXKY'H UOMKT.
Will be lirlnMc.Hi About AprH 15 tuxf
t'ttii IV StM'ii by Naked Kjt
Professor W. N. Korrln of tho Pa
cific university at Forest Orove, has
contributed tho following interesting,
data regarding Hatley's comet:
"It's ephcinerle for March 14 la
given as H A. 23 minutes, 36 sec
onds, declination 8 degrees 41) sec
onds N. This locates it as 6 degrmw
oast from tho equinox nml 8 degrees
north of the equator. As the sun on
tho same dato Is 7 degrees west from
the equinox, the comet la 13 degreed
distant from tho sun towards the
east.
"It will bo almost exactly that dhv
tanco above the horizon when the sun;
sets on March 14, and about 7 de
grees north of the west point of thtr
horizon. The comet will 'set about 40
minutes after the sun.
"Uh approach toward tho sun from
day to day chiefly duo to tho east
ward motion of tho suu is ubout T
degree a day. On March 26 tho two
bodies will coma together, and tho
comet will pass by tho sun on tho
farther side, coming out from hen
hind It to appear tho next day west
from the suu, and hence rising before
in the east. After an Intervals of
ten rfays or so about April 5 it
should bo sufficiently bright to ap
pear conspicuous in the morning
Rky."
25C
THE FiaCK ANI TIMK TO IKT
your sowing machines. Now modolev
now prices. Do not. bo fooled by
agents. We have tho goods, old relia
ble makes, such as Singer, Wheeler &
WllBon and New Royut, and prices aro
cheapcr than ovor boforo. Come and
ho convinced.
tf-d-sw RICK ft RICE.
IK VOtf WANT A
PERFECT COMPLEXION
Frrc nt wrinkle with ihr, flnali of
youth, th(m in nothing muro
. . uulyfulllMUi
OREME ELCAYA
n toilet erenm ihmt
MAXES THE SKIN LIKE VELVET
l'OUDUH KI,OAYA (Three
H Initio) very flno and Adherent.
Vlvliivtlin ak(n natural apiHUir
nuce ami lite KLCAYA IrarranOe.
Sold by
MARSTER S DRUG GO.
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ltosKiimui. oitiMJON ia
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adjoining Peoples Marble t
ROSEBURG. ORE.