THI! EVENING NEWS MONDAY, AI'IWi 4, 11110.
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OLIVER THE GOODS
That's just -what we do. JTZ
to be SHOWN, and we want to 3how you that we deliver your pur
chases from our store in such a manner that you are lure to be
pleased. We sell 1
HIGH GRADE GROCERIES
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and charge only a moderate price. You want RIGHT GOODS and
we invite you to the RIGHT PLACE.
WHITE IUVER FLOUR, PER 501'OIXI) SACK $1.75.
TELEPHONE 2381
EASTER CARDS
AND.
. Easter Candies
WE GUARANTEE ALL
THE VACUUM CLEANER
When we say GUAKAN'TKU we mean Just what the word Implies. If
you are not satisfied there will be no charge. We could nor make this
assertion unless we were positive of giving good service. When you
got ready to clean house let us do the worst part for you the
cleaning of your enrpets. It's easy for you and the price reasonable.
ROSEBURC STEAM LAUNDRY
O. C. BAKE It,
Phono 791
LOANS, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
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 loun in?
Do you want t- 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.?
If So See WALKER S
cor. Cass and Pine St. - -
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I D. II. MARSTERS'
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PlumbiDg, Sheet Metal WorK, Tinning'
and Heating v
North JacKson Street, adjoining" Peoples Marble
WorKs. Telephone 2511.
I WorK Done on Short Notice ROSEBURG, ORE. f
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 Street - - ROSEBURG, ORE.
Our Jti'prc-WDtntlvrB III cxplnin our method of hatxllfnir thl work.
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The Rose
Como in and see what af
cent will buy.
OUR WORK DONE WITH j
Proprietor.
Olllce
X. Jackson St.
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PERRINE, Roseburg Ore.
: - " E. B. PERRINE. Notary TuMi
We Repair tverythir.g
Electrical
neeus auenuon as wen as
BVU JUU II (Ijmi U.LU3. ' UtUIVIIHUlU
we attend to repairs promptly
(on 'phone order If you like) and
you won't need to sound your
burglar alarm when you get our
bill. Need anything In our line. T
G. L. PRIOR J
15 N. Jacks en St. RoseburgOr
PLUMBING SHOP.
FOURTH AND
LAST WEEK
KA.I OITKIS Wll.Ii EXI'IT.K
BATTKUAY, Al'ltllj Olh.
Fer-Don's lMieiionieiMl Success At
tracts SulTcivrs Krum All Over tho
Country Only llloorilcsg Surgeons
in America Now Located ut Me
Clalloll Hotel, ltoseliirg.
During the past week numbers of
persons liave been- crowding Fer
Dori's offices at the McClallen Hotel
anxious to know If Fer-Don's doctors
could help them. Anxious for some
loved one at home, too Blck to come,
or anxious for ' the crlppled'chlld
whose Ufo( blighted by disease, Is a
constant care to the parents. Many
are taking advantage of the grand of
fer extended by the great Fer-Don to
treat all who call before April 9th,'
for merely cost of medicine.
HKDWXfl LADY HHLIRVEI) OK
GALL STOXl'S.
Mrs. J. A. Newton, living at 918
Pine street, Redding, Cal., had suf
fered for years with gall stones and
had treated considerable with no re
lief, until Bhe came to Fer-Don's ex
perts and with three doses of medi
cine, the doctor removed over 100 gall
stones from her.
After the gall stones were removed
she said she felt so much better; In
fact, she said it seemed that there
was a largo hollow In her side.
Anyone ailing wilh this sort of a
disease would be advised to. write to
Mrs. Newton, as she is always glad to
help suffering humanity by tolling
of her wonderful results with the Fer
Don Expert.
Write to Mrs. W. D. I'eckham. who
lives at 4 30 South Fir street, Med
ford. The Fer-Don Experts cured her
son of a very serious case of catarrh,
Ho had boon a sufferer from post-nasal
and general catarrh for a number
of years and took treatment and was
cured while the Fer-Don Experts wero
at Pasadena, Cal., two years ago.
COALIXOA WOMAN.
Gall stones were removed from
Mrs. W. N. Collins, of Coallnga. She
lives at the oil fields Fer-Don's Med
ical Expert gave her threo doses of
niedlcino and removed a number of
gall stones In less than eighteen
hours.
OFFICIOS TO HE CLOSED SATl'It.
KAY HVKXIXO, AIMtll, Dili.
The offices of the Fer-Don Medical
Experts will be closed Saturday even
ing, April 9th, when they leave for
their offices In tho city of Eugene,
Ore., so that all wishing to consult
hlin must call before then. A charge
of one dollar Is made for examina
tion. The hours, 10 to 12 a.m., 2 to 4
and 7 to' 8 p.m.
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ADOPT ASSE.MIILY PLAN".
Miillnoniali County liepulillcnns to
ChooKO Delegates July U.
P6nTLAND, April 3 Delegates to
the. republican county assembly,
which will be held July 19, are to lie
selected at a meeting of the republi
can voters In the respective precincts
of Multnomuh county dn July 9. This
was the recommendation last night
of a special committee to the repub
lican county central committee, which
met In the convention hall of the
Commercial Club. The report was
unnnimousiy adopted.
" The meeting was well attended ami
much enthusiasm was manifested.
There was no hitch In the delibera
tions, snd tho assembly plan was ap
proved unanimously. Tho reading of
the minutes of the meeting held two
weeks ago showed that the only per
sons voting against the assembly plan
at that time were George McCord, K.
Slnnott and II. W. Finch.
j IIOOSKVKLT C'LOKKLV (VLAHhKI).
! Will Imj Surrounded by Safeguards
Willi.) la it OUR'.
nOMKsApriI 4. So painstaking
have been tho preparations of, Italy to
surround Colonel Roosevelt with aafe
guards during hla tour here that, se
cret service agents etql&cially detailed
by the kln. will replace regular wait
er!! at the hotels where the RooseveltK
will stay.
Besides serving at table tho gov
ernment waiters will supervise the
cooking of all food to the partaken by
the ex-president to thwart any at
tempt of the "Black Hand" Camorra
and Mafia chiefa to poison the dis
tinguished American.
This precaution is only a hint, of
the care Italy is taking of tho person
of Colonel Roopevftlt. Kven King K:n
maniiel will not be guarded any clos
er than the great hunter frrjin the
time he landed In Napl Saturday
until he d'-prts for Vienna.
Captain I'abronl, who has innd.
Cnmorra life a study, has bn sum
moned from Florence to Naples and
intrusted with the mins!un of wafh
kig members of the notorious swift y
lest they attempt an assault upon Mr.
Roosevelt. "Black Hand" Comorra
and Mafia chiefs are hoatlle to the
ex-president because of the aid ho
cave Italian polite iu tho capture of
criminals who had escaped to America
and especially of tho notorious La
morra lea dor, Krlcono, who was ar
rested in New York, and in now ayait-
intf trial in Naples.
Captain Fabronl has established
special surveillance over the harbor,
city and tho hotel whore the Roots
velts will stay.
LOCAL NEWS,
Miss Josephine Lund, the popular
stenographer, has submitted her res
ignation to the Commercial Club and
will leave for her homo In Coquille
this week, She has accepted a posi
tion with a business firm at Co
quille. An Important contest case, In which
E. T, Thompson is the protestant, und
William Young is the protestee, is
being tried in the U. S. land office
today. This case is exciting a great
deal of interest among mining men
because of the point involved. The
land constituting the basis of conten
tion is located near the division line
between Jackson and Josephine coun
ties, near Brass Nail gulch. About
fiften years ago Mr. Thompson filed
on the land as a mineral olalm and in
1907 Mr. Young filed on the land as
a homestead. Tho point. Involved,
therefore, is whether the land is more
valuable for agricultural purposes
thun as a mining property. Tho tes
timony shows that there are about
six million feet of standing timber on
the land. The case will not be con
cluded until tomorrow. Attorney Rob
ert Smith, of Grants Pass, Is repre
senting Mr, Young, and Attorney
Cohn. of the law firm of Cohn &
Whitfield, Portland, Is representing
Mr. Thompson.
COYOTE KITES HOY.
Causes Unities and Dentil Is the Im
mediate Result.
SPOKANE. Wash., April 4 Roger
the 6-year-old son of Jo he Troutinun,
living fivo miles east of Genesee, Ida
ho, is dead from rabies caused by an
attack of a coyote last week.
While playing In tho home yard,
the child was attacked by the animal,
which, maddened by tho .hunger oc
casioned by unusually heavy snow. In
flicted severe wounds about tho face.
On tho day following tho attack,
symptoms of the rabies were mani
fested, death resulting 24 hours later.
Dogs were bitten by the same animal
before It was killed.
Tho mayor has issued a proclama
tion compelling all dog owners to
keep their canines chained or the of
ficers will shoot them on sight.
NEW KiO PRESERVER.
Chicago Chemist Says Skim Milk Huh
Value.
CHICAGO. April 4. Tho much ma
ligned skim milk may now prove won
derfully valuable, is success which al
ready seems to be assured Dr. O.
Henry Nownk, a local chemist and sci
entist, continues to develop.
Skimmed of all its rich pure cream.
all of Its fnt and of 53 of 54 varieties
of baeterin, which it contains, won
derful things, almost unending, pos
sibilities, are declnred to lie In this
product.
Milk after all Its richness and nil
but one of its bacteria, have been re
moved will form a perfect and almost
invisible film over anything dipped
Into it, preventing entrance of germs.
air or water, and absolutely indis
soluble and impervious to ncidH.
In other woj-ds. It Is said to be a
perfect preservative for meat, eggs,
fruit or anything that decomposes.
Dr. Nownk, a year ago, dipped
fresh eggH into the new fluid and to
dav showed that they wero as fresh as
when taken -from the nest.
JUST RECEIVED
the most beautiful designs and color
ings in wall paper ever shown in
Rnsfiburg p.t Fisher's Paint and Papor
Store.
LOIMtiK DlKKCTOItY.
st it. j-. v j m. Laurel
.o. Lodge, No. 13, hold?
rniriibir ninettnirn on tho
second and fourth Wed
nesdays of each month.
Sojourners invited to attend. F. L.
Davis, W. M.; N. T. JewuU, secretary.
6." K.. Roseburg Chapter, No 8,
holds their regular meeting on tho
flrsr. and third Thursdays in each
month. ' Visiting members in good
standing are respfclfully invited
to attend. Mary K. Houck, W.
M.; Free Johnson, Sec.
LYrr I-'- Rising Star "Lodge No.
174, m-icts In Odd Fellows Temple
every Friday evening. Visiting
brethren nlwavs welcome. F. H.
VinHl. N. G.; W. S. Powell, R. S.;
M. Fickle, F. S.
!."() O. E.Philetar!an Lodge, No.
8,. meets In Odd Fellows Temple,
corner of Jackson and Cass streets
on Saturday evening of each week.
Members of the order In good
standing nre invited to attend. L.
L. Baker, N. G.; N. T. Jowett, R.
S.; F. R. Caveridar, F. B.
, L. . T. M. Roseburg Hive, No. 11.
1 holds regular reviews on every
Tuesdnv afternoons at 2 o'clock In
tne .accanee nan. mmers oi
other hives visiting In tho city are
cordially Invited to attend our re
view. Josf-nhlne Sicnalnesn,
commander; Mrs. Jessie Rapp, R.
K.
(OOl)ME OK THE WORLD Oak
Camp, No. 125, m""tR at tho Odd
Fellows' Hall In Roseburg. every
first and th'rd Monday evenings
Visiting neighbors always wel
com". J. Earl Pickens, C. C; E
N. Ewart, clerk.
l O. E Ro-M'burg Lndife, No
holds regular communica
tions at their temple on second
and fourth Thursdays of each
month. Ml membTs requited
to attend regu!nrlv and all vlnMIng
brothers are cordially Invited to
sifend. W. W. Card well, K. It.;
t. W. Slaley, secretary.
TNE HOME OF WALL PAPERS.
The largest stock and the leattt
prices. Direct Importations of all the
very latest designs. lQc double roll
and up to 50c.
48 Surely go-carta with prices thai
will look good to you.
d-sw-tf RICH & RICH.
MT. DIABLO
CEMENT
IS BEST FOR SIDEWALKS
reatest tensil strength. Best color. Hardest surface
Finishes without cracKing
or checking if put down by compotout workmen.
Ask Fullerton Richardson about
Mt. Diablo Cement r
Over 1,500 barrels used in Roseburg last year
I THE FAIR
1
be ready to show you something nifty In shirt waists, iinderHkirts,
combination, suits, sleeveless vests, knit corset covers with
sleeves, neckwear, sunbonnets, laco and tfuuzo hose, phi in and In
colors, silk niul lislo gloves, laco curtains, towels, dresser scurfs,
laces and embroideries, iiIho finishing braids In colors. Wntcli our
windows for some sensational sales. We also hnvo new styles and
shapes arriving daily In Millinery, at prices that defy competition.
Hig bargains ut tiny prices. Como und let us show them to you
THE FAIR
Winnie Gaddis
THE PLUMBER
Agent for Snell
Water Filters.
Removes all impurities.
Roseburg
Colonist
and the
GREAT NORTHWEST
Tho mnnnRemcnt of the Southern Pnclfln Co. (Lines In OrpRonV
tHke gri'nt plcnruro In announcing Hint tho low ratiw from EiuUcm
cftloH, which hnvo dono bo much In iiatU scuHona to Htlinulnto travel
to nnrl BRtlliMnort In Oregon, will prevail again thlH bjirlng Dally
from March 1 to April 15, Inclusive ,
PEOPLE OF OREGON
Tho railroads havo done their part; now It's up to yon. Tho colon
ial rate ia tho grim' out of all hoiiie-bulldera. Do all you can to let
eastern people know about It and encourno them to como hero,,
where land Is cheap and hoine-bullding eaay and attractivo.
Fares Can Be Prepaid
at homo if desired. Any aqen t of the rond named Is authorized to
receive tho required doposlt and telegraph ticket to any point Jn
tho east. ...
REMEMBER THE RATES
From Chicago, $33; from St.
City, $25. This reduction ia
U II. MOOMK,
Local agent ltoftchurtf, Ore.
Try one of those Snell filters will
fit any faucet. See Wluuio Gaidia..
tho plumber. tf
Hay, oats or grain are all right
for tho horse, but how about your
wife. Wouldn't she be pleased to
have some of those swell fixtures for
her homo, now on display at Wluulo
Gaddis, tho plumber. tt.
lias Just re
ceived tlioir
new s pr-in 3
stock goods
from the east
and uiH soon
ight Cornices
Heating Ventilating
Phone 2101
Oregon
Rates to
I.ouIh, $32; from Omaha and rCamta-
p roportlouatu from all other cities.
WM. MrMdtHAV,
General rustfcttu-r Agent, Portland,
Oregon,
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