The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920, March 21, 1910, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHI1 EVENING NEWS MONDAY, MARCH 81, 1010. DELIVER THE GOODS That's just what we do. KSTKJ to be SHOWN, and we want to show you that we deliver your pur chases from our store in such a manner that you are sare to be We sell HIGH GRADE GROCERIES and charge only a moderate price. You want RIGHT GOODS and we invite you to the RIGHT PLACE. WHITE RIVER FLOUR, PER 80 POUND SACK $1.73. TELEPHONE 2381 ' r EASTWARDS Jfa . Easter Candies . come in and see what B cent will buy. - i i wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmimMm ! FIRE INSURANCE i Northern Jutm Atlas AVIIIlRiniburirb City l'nlntinu U. 8. Branch..' Affrlcultnral Security Ins. Co. of X. America.. Pennsylvania ..ll.fll.Oli.00 1H.1T ,. T.HI I. Jill). 00 1 I . R.IISM.UiiO.OO IHIiR .. 2,rJ.:i.r:i.(M) IKolI .. U.01S.5.-r,.00 1IIOO .. :.oiia,i:i7.oo....; ihijii .. 2,liri0,llll.00 lll ,. ia.oii.onu.oo 1711a . o,41i,8U.OO ....1825 irnr nniTPi c rniiUTV AHTDATT m Ao'pnts 5 ft W. J. MOON, Mirr.. Insurance Iept. J u u u . ij-,ajhaAA. ft 11 8 ft 'I ii il mhhh BawMqww-"- - " m Ju SjJ"" . . :'. n r- iL'-j 3" .wifcj wo ipnair rvprvininu Electrical that needs attention as well as Bell you apparatus. Furthermore we attend to repairs promptly (on 'phone order It 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 r.CiS i mm,- m D. H. MARSTERS' PLUMBING SHOP, i Plumbing', Sheet Metal WorK, Tinning i and Heating I North JacKson Street, adjoining Peoples Marble WorKs. Telephone 2511. WorK Done on Short Notice ROSEBURG, ORE. You Don t nave to Go to Sea to See f 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 use the money In other btisslness. See my burglar proof window lock. Its O.K. See Pat's Elastic roof paint for leaky roofs. We build, more or repair your houseB. Business Duiiaings a specialty, uver years experience In building. F F PATTERSON Contractor and builder mrtjr LOANS, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE H Do you want to build you a home and pay for it in small monthly payments and low rate of interest? Do you want to pay off your mortgage and have long time, easy payments and low rate of interest to pay back loan in? Do you want ti buy a home in Roseburg, a nice acre tract near town or a good ranch near a good market and in good lo cality? Do you want to sell your property? Do you want to insure your building ' in one of the best and cheapest companies in the U. S.? CONGRESSMEN ENDORSE FER-DON TELLS HIS OWN STORY OAKLAND MAN RELIEVED OF CANCER, THANKS TO THE GREAT FER-DON'S MEDICAL EXPERTS. Since the great Fer Don's staff of medical experts have opened offices at the McClallen Hotel, Roseburg, there has been a continual crowd call ing daily; over twenty-five people called Saturday. Among the many, Mrs. T. B. Morlngton, living at Oak Park, 3014 Madrone street, Sacra mento. She stated that she wished to thank Fer Don's experts for reliev ing her deafness. Other doctors fail ed even benefit her. But with just three treatments by Fer-Don's experts she was able to hear a common con versation for the fiiBt time In several years. Reports come from Oakland and Sacramento, where For-Don has been for over a year. They tell of wonderful cures performed there by his medical expertB. Among them 1b one from a prominent congressman, the Hon. A. A. McKeen, of 1041 Mag nolia street, Oakland, who was suf fering from a terrible cancer on his Hp that was fast eating itself over the man's face. He tells his own story: "For some time I have been Buf fering from this cancer. I have heard they could be removed without the knife by the European experts' methods. I went and saw for my self. I am always willing to yield to science, but made up my mind to have the cancer removed by the bloodless method. I had confidence In Fer Don and his experts. Well, It' took about six minutes for Fer-Don's Eu ropean doctors to remove it. No knife was used. I am perfectly sat isfied. I am a resident of Oakland and have lived there for year's." In this most successful operation no knife was used, there was no pain and no blood. Thousands have seen and talked with Mr. McKeen since his treatment and cure. Many of these wore skeptical, some scoffers; saying the operation could not be performed painlessly and bloodlessly as Fer Don said It could be done. Since conversing with this lucky man, who has been practically snatch ed from death by tire removal of this repulsive sore, people are now satis fled that the great Fer-Don had known whereof he spoke when he had said that the European exports could conquer disease and remove tumors, cancers and gallstones without opera tion. For .they had como through with flying colors in the ono caao whero others would perhaps hnve fail ed, and If they could do this there was no reason to believe they could not successfully perform other cures they claim. Fer-Don's experts are in the office at the McClnlleu Hotel, Roseburg, dally, 10 to 12 mornings, 2 to 4 af ternoons, 7 to 8 evening. Open Sun day mornings from 10 to 12. They charge $1 for examination. 1000 MAKE APPLICATION. Rut Government Has Only 173 Farms to (Jive Awny. . LOS ANGELES, March 21. When the local land office ceased receiving applications for farms In the Yuma reclamation district Saturday after noon, a line of applicants stretched tho entire length of the Chamber of. Commerce hall. The crowd was a thermometer that showed most conclusively the desire of hundreds of homescekers to take up land and it likewise gave a sug gestion of tho amount of disappoint ment that will follow the drawing to be held soon. Sixteen hundred und ninety appli cations have been made for 17.1 farms, some of tho plots being filed upon as many as BO times each. There are a few of the farms that have not more than one applicant, and only those whose luck is good will be en abled to take possession of the cov eted tracts. - While there will be private disputes as the result of the drawing, yet Un cle Sani's officers declare that they will not be Interested further than to see that the drawing is conducted im partially. JUST RECEIVED the most beautiful designs and color ings In wall paper ever shown In Itoseburg at Flsher'B Paint and Paper Storo. IHXi HAVES TRAIN". Finds Olwtructlnn on Track and Wnrns NelhlMir. CAMERON, W. Vn., March 21. Annoyed by the harking of a farmer's dog, William Miller followed the an imal a mile along the Baltimore ft Ohio railroad and In a deep cut found a pile of ties on the track, apparently placed there to wreck a train. The New York and Chicago express No. 7 was due at the moment, but us the train was 30 minutes late. Miller succeeded In clearing the track he fore It appeared. ADVERTISED MJTTEltS. Miss Elen Gertrude Harris, ft teacher of vocal and piano. Stu- dlo at Oak and Kane streets, tt ft care of Mrs. A. C. Marsters tf ft ft ' $ NEGOTIATIONS ARE FUTILE (Special to the Evening Nows) CHICAGO, March 21. Labor Com missioner Nelll is working desperately today to avert tho threatened strike on the western railroads. Chairman Knapp of tho Interstate commerce commission tins already, returned to Washington and unless Nelll can bring about an agreement today It Is believed that tho strike will he or dered tomorrow. There Is little hope of a settlement, and the firemen will probably Btrlke Tuesday. WARMER SPRING THAN ORDINARY 8 t If So See walker a Cor. Cass and Tine St. -:- Roseburg Ore. E. B. PKRRINF, Notary Public The following Uncalled for letters remain at the postofflce, published March 21, 1910. Brady, Mrs. Jt C, , oKKOr, Tat Blake, Miss Tllly M. Blackman, Mrs. L. R. Crosby, Harry. Carpenter, John H. . Davis, C. R. Edwards, Mrs. Minnie. Fershtaud, Theo. I,ow, Miss Jewell. Miller, Mrs. Stella. Paterson, Fred. Parrlsh, Mrs. Dr. 1'arreant, MrB. C. L. Russell, W. J. Roberts, Ray. Smith, E. H. , Spencer, J M. j" Schloitor, I.on, Wilson, Jo'nn. , C. W. P.'iRKS, Postmaster. T.'xfE PLACE A TIME TO GET i Tour SeWlnir machines. New models new prices. Do not be- fooled by agents. We have the goods, old rclla- ble makes, such as Singer, Wheeler ft I Wilson and New lloy.il. and prices are cheaper than ever before. Come and he convinced. tf-d-sw RICE 4 RICE. (Special to the Evening Nows). WASHINGTON, D. C, March 21 According to the weather bureau-announcement spring begun . today. Forecasts for tho opening of the ver nal season was generally n higher temperature throughout the country than for the same period last year. m E. N. Ewart. secretary of the Woodmen of tho World Camp, No. 125, has Just received a communi cation from the head camp enclosing $3,000 In payment of the benefit cer tificate held by the late Amasa M. Sanders In the locnl camp. The check Is made payable to Lulu Rog ers, guardian of Evcrtt 0. Sanders. One of the largest mortgages that has ever been recorded at the county clerk's office Is being transferred to tho mortgage records today by Dep uty Ageo. It consists of 21 sheets of closely typewritten ' mntler, nnd is given, to secure the payment of IS promissory notes, eight CI which are for $2.1,000 each, and ten notes for $5,000 each. The mortgage is given bv the C. A. Smith Lumber and man ufacturing company to John W, Gary, trustee, of Minneapolis. Minn.,! and tho mortgaged land lies In Doug- las, Lincoln, Coos and Curry conn-1 edtles. The other mortgage was re-. corded about three years ago and 1 was given by tho Smith Timber com- nany to the Central Trust company; to secure the payment of three mil-) linn duller. ! MT. DIABLO CEMENT IS BEST FOR SIDEWALKS Greatest tensil strength. Best color. Hardest surface Finishes without cracKing or checkiug if put down by compotent workmen. Ask Fullerton Richardson about Mt. Diablo Cement Over 1,500 barrels used in Roseburg last year NORTH SIDE GROCERY COMPANY NORTH ROSEBURG Complete line of staple and fancy groceries, canned goods, etc. All clean, fresh goods.' Call us up for your grocery needs Free delivery to all parts of the city. Tolephoue 2633 I LADIES, ATTENTION See us about that Easter Bonnet And everything in the Millinery line. Styles and quality the . very best. Prices the lowest possible. Don't forget the place. THE FAIR HOUSE CLEANING TIME WILL SOON BE HERE 1 And when It comns plan to have the ortc done in a thorough d auner. TtlK VACGUA1 ULIC ANKR doea away with all drudgery for the women, btiBidfB does not icijnre your carpets or ruga in the least. When you are ready to take up thifl important part of the household work call up the Phone 791 ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY 0. Q. Baker, Prop. Offlco N. Jackson St. Winnie Gaddis THE PLUMBER SKylight Cornices Heating Ventilating Phone 2101 Agent for Snell Water Filters. Removes all impurities. Roseburg Oregon NOTluli I'Olt ItlllH. j Notice Is hcrebv given (hat senledi bids will he received by the hnlldlnrl committee of the Macnnle Temple. ! nntll Wednesday, tho 3tli dnv of March. 1910, nt 2 o'clock of the said dav. for the furnlshlnK of 100 tiers bodv fir wood delivered at the said Masonic Temple In lha rny or uoe. burg, said wood to lie 30 Inches In lenelh, delivery to he made on or beforo September I. 1910. The board hereby reserves the rlpht to reject any and nil bids. Dated this 2nd day of March, 19i0. d-iw N. RICK. Chairman. YOUR FAMILY WASHING DID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU THAT IT IS CHEAPER-FAR EASIER TO HAVE US DO THIS WORK FOR YOU. THINK IT OVER. ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY 0. C. BAKER, Prop. Jackson Slreet - - ROSEBURG, ORE. Our IteprMcntatlve. will eiplaln our uu-llioU. ot Imntlllnr tlii work. . I I