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Newspaper Page TextS- EVENING ROSEBUD REVlEtt IffaLKD USJLY EXCEPT gL'SDAa DILt te m fn M er wiontO. dellvwrajd 60 iwr Kt. dl!ll . . .1 fr JW M.00 $ toO 1 SO tuta-fl mi, ibio. Ml.OIW ftXIlCS IN 10M td Ia W,MMI CMr d'aMra 'arm fleiw,i,roeetlw iMMd Soa fit. lre ple)yed lee havoc in the woodland of the National Forent 8tates last year than It did In 1908, Although the number of flren was 410 areaUer. The Ieirtment of Ak- rlculture has Just completed the sta tistic. The protective value of the work of the Department Is shown In test (1) Almost eighty per cent of the fire were extinguished before as aiuch as Ave acre had been dani- aaed; (2) leaa than one and one- If acre to the square mile of Na tional Forest land was burned over (3) and the amount of damage done to the burned-over area avernaed but ai. 2a per acre. For the twelvemonth ending I)e camber 31 last, mere were 3,138 Area In the foresla, IIS caused by locomotives, 431 b carapera, 204 by Uahtnina. 181 b brush burning, 97 by Incendlariea, 38 by eawmtlle and aoakey enalnee. 103 by miaceiien otis mad 768 by unknown agcncioa. The ana burnad over H ill round flguraa, 380,000 acre, of which about 82,000 were private lands In National Forests, as against some 800,000 acres in 1908. Some 170,- 080.000 board) feet of timber was consumed, of which 33,000,000 feet was privately owned, as against 230.- 000,000 iu tha provloua year. The loss In value of timber destroyed was Ian than 1300,000, o( which close to 150,000 was privately owned. Tha loss or the year before was about 1450,000. Damage done to reproduction and forage shows a ramarkable " decrease, less than 1188, 00 bring the record for 1909 and over 8700,000 for 1908. Tha largest number of fires oc curred In Idaho, 981; but the great lacnsuw over 1808 Is that state namely,' 57S Is entirely attributed to r in the Coeur d'Alene, which wen extinguished without material damage. Locomotive sparks were accountable for 611 of the Mates In this fores last year. The explana tion of the Increase la the total for all forests Is to be found In thU Coeiir d'Alene Increase. The report of the Forester for 1808 said of the fire record of 190S: "That year was one of prolonged drought during the summer and fall, and of disastrous forest fires throughout the country. The Na tional Forests suffered relatively little.' About 232.191,000 board feat of ttmbor. or 0.08 per cent of the stand, was destroyed. A total of 1718 fires was reported, of which 108 were small fires confined as a rule to an area of five acres or less. The cost of firo fighting, exclusive of the salaries of forest officers, was TJ, 283.33. This sum, added to the proportion of tha total salaries of raugara and guards properly charge able to pntrol and lira fighting, wnn leas than one-twentieth of one per cant of the value of tho timber pro tected; estimated at an average stuaipage value of 82 per thouasml." Offsetting the unity of spirit that marks the co-operation In tho fight against the formation of "Nesmlth county," Kugene, piqued by its fall are to secure tho district fair this year, has fixed the time for holding the laae county fair on exactly the earn dates as thoeo previously de termined on in Roseburg for holding the district fair, September 20 to 24, Inclnatve. Before the meeting of the district commissioners adjourned In Roseburg, tho Eugene members of the board stated that the Lane coun ty fair would be held during the week Immediately preceding the one to he held at Roseburg. Their auh Bnquent chnngo of mind came as a great surprise to the Douglas county commissioners, and it hardly Insures a feeling of harmony at future meet ings of the board In case such meet ings are made necessary by failure of the legislature to dissolve the dls trlrt and make eepeiato approprln tlortK for the Counties at un-eont fotaorlslng it. In the minds of mnoy Irsal people, the Eugene fall Bianaaeruent, In adopting the Rose burg datea. seem to have acted part ly op suggestion from certain sources la tels city ahlch do not reflect the true, sentiment or a groat majority of the cltlaeng Be this as It mny. however, Itu now up tu the local air management to bestir itself ftgdlast Eugene's competition and It la the duty of the citizens. If a cred Itgale shew '.1, g la' ta he inude next September, to lend all ciu-mirnge-Oiofjt inisalble. Alrady Eugene hits arranged lie eahlblt premium list. Qlso Q aplendld speed programme i)rryln cash prlaos aggregating a total of 82S50 and one of its com missioners has canvassed the onilre Willamette Valley, securing pWimtset from a large number or horao own ers to enter their steeds in the Ku gene programme. A Timely InitecUtn. Everrtma knows the after effects of la grippe are often more danger ous than the disease. HO often It leads to pneumonia, which a weak ened heart action makes fatal. La grippe coughs that strain and weak en the ayatem teld quickly to the healing and strengthening qualities of Foley's Honey and Tar. Refuse substitutes. Marstera Drug Co. ft. 0, Hl MK'H ESTATB 9ELL9 KOK fSO,MO. Two Sales lav KIie Ittw r nllejr Cs h Involve lil.W B Aires at &ood Hirer f J&404. PORTLAND, Or.. March 20. Thousands of acres of land on the Iciwit Rogue River, embracing an estate wlilc h has become historic In Oregon aB the realm of the (lute R. D. Hume, "King of the Rogue River" and the "Laird of Weddorburn," yesterday passed into the hands of Portland men for a consideration 'Of 1350.000. r, O Keasey, Humason & Jeffery, a real estate firm of this city, have pur chased the holdings of the Hume estate, including the transfer of 15,000 acres of land, extensive fish ing rights, salmon canneries, a wealth of water power, a part of the town of Wedderburn, a large tract of timber land. Bawmllls, fruit canneries, farm lands and a varied line of Industries In tho Southern Oregon district. IKHMMUl for KM Acres,, GRANTS PASS. Or., March 20.--Oeorgo II. Carper sold his farm mid orchard, consisting of 1400 acres on Kvans Creek, to a New York party for 8100.000. The property Is lo cated a few miles from Woodvillo. There are 000 acres cleared, 60 ncres being In orchard, and 700 acres under ditch. Hood Itlver Record Itroken. HOOD RIVER, Or., March 19. Tho highest price ever paid for Hood River land was secured yesterday, when J II. llellbronner negotiated the Bale of a 1 0-acre tract of 8-year-old nppletrees. the property of L. W. Hills, to Felix von Hake Vonno gut for 819,000. This tract Is a portion of the Chris Dethman home stead and was purchased by Mr. Hills a few months ago for 1650 per acre. nig Buy Near Mcdford. PORTLAND, Or., March 20. A syndicate composed of Chapln 4 Herlow, A. R. Morgan, V. Vincent Ioiicb and C. II. Carey, all of Port land, and VV. I. Vutwer, president of the Jackson County Hank, of Mcdford. from the Cascade Coal Co. The purchase represents an Invest ment of 8100,000. The tract lies In the foothills, and embraces some of the finest foothills in the Rogue River Valley. It lies between the famous "401" orchard and the Mer rick t Bates orchard. Tills is all fine orchard land, and there are now nearly 1 00 acreB planted In Newtowus und Spit'.en bergH from 2 to 11 years old. There s an additional tract of 300 acres ill cleared and In cultivation, t ne bnlance of the land Is covered with v light growth of brush, and will be , cleared and Bet out to trees this , spring. Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Johnson, of he Star Theatre, have moved Into the upper story of the Pnrrott bulld ng (formerly the Marstera block), occupying the rooms vacated by Dr. Lucetta Smith. There Is no way to cure Catarrh except to purify the blood, and thus do away with tho causs. The symptoms mav be benefited by the use of washes, inhalations, sprays, medicate 1 tobaccos, etc . und through the uaa of such treatment catarrh sulTorors receive temporary relief and comfort. External and local measures however cannot have any etfect on the biood. and thereforo thoir use alone Is of no ronl curative value. Catarrh is a deep-seated blood dlsoaso, and comes as tha result of catarrhal matter and other impurities In the circulation. These morbid matters in the blood causa nn imlammatory and Irritated condition of tha mucous membrane or tissue lining of the cavities of the body, producing an uuhenlthy sacratlon, ringing noises iu the cars, stuny fooling In tba head and nose, headaches. noursonnss, uroncliinl attoctions, watery nient for Ontarrh because It is the modicino removes every particle of the tion, making this vital fluid pure, frosh and healthy. Then the Inflamed membranes boin to heal, because they are nourished with pure, health giving blond, every symptom disappears, and soon S. S. S. produces a perfect euro. S.S.S. does not contain any habit-forming drugs, which really nevei can cure i-atarrti, but otton ruin the meuioat a.ivico tree. THE SWIFT WELL PAVED STREETS more than any other improvement. are or great value enhance the value Can Be Paid for in 10 ANNUAL INSTALLMENTS so that the cost per year is small. The increased valuation is demonstrated in the follow ing cities in the West where the, Bitulithic Pavement has been laid. Eugene Ashland Walla Walla Salem Albany Vancouver Medford Portland Boise Roseburg Pendleton Nampa Lewiston Puyallup Baker City and many other cities. It is a general proposition that two years after a street has been paved. THE PROPERTY CAN BE SOLD FOR DOUBLE the price at which it is offered before pav ing, and yet at that time only two of the ten payments have been made. Examine THE BITULITHIC PAVEMENT on Ja$cm and others, streets in Roseburg and see, for yourself wh.y BituUtWc is Best by Every Test; 0 Warren Constructioit Co. Creason nuiMinjr," Roseburg. Mam Office, 3l? ffcrefe Ruikling, Portland, Oregon. 0 XiiMllwWHM.MM i MMMMM (Jlendal Nw8: earn, in thta ail, Ma oh 16, 1910, to Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Roberts, an 11-pound boy As S. P. train No. 13 was preparing to pull down f rotn the water tank yesterday noon, tne helper backed up past t)ia depot, and what might have proven a very serious accident wga narrowly averted. A. Slocum, an aged (and very feeble gentleman, of this city, wau standing on the edge of the platform with his back to the approaching; engine. Mr. Slo cum Is very ditgf, and although the bystanders called to him to warn him of his danger, he did not hear, and the engine struck him, knock ing him dosin. Mr. Slocum was not seriously Injured, but he sustained a severe short! from his fall. He re turned only recently from the hos pital at Portland 'where he has bee. for medical treatment. PfBTITI) (iO8. laaUgestloQ Is tlttt Oft aw of It Cft-t i 01 ii. People go on suffering from little stomach troubles for years and Imagine they have a serious disease. They over eat or over drink and force on the stomach a lot of extra work. o If these people would take Mi-o-na stomach tablets after meals It would be a great big help to the stomach In Its strain of overwork Mi-o-na la guaranteed by the Red Cross Pharmacy to cure indigestion or any stomach disease or money back. Ml-o-na for belching of gas. Ml-o-na for distress after eating. Ml-o-na for foul breath. Ml-o-na for biliousness. Mi-o-na to wake up the liver. Mi-o-na for heartburn. - Ml-o-na for sick headache. Mi-o-na for nervous dyspepsia. Mi-o-na after a banquet. Ml-o-na for vomiting of preg nancy. Ml-o-na for car or sea-Blcknoss. Fifty cents a large box at leading dealers everywhere, and In Rose burg at the Red Cross Pharmacy, Booth's Pills cure constipation 25 cents. ADVERTISED LETTERS. Remaining uncalled for ta tba Roseburg postofflce, March 21, 1910. are tha following letter, which will be charged at tba rata of one cant each: llrady. Mrs. T. C; Baker, Fat; Blake, Miss Lilly M.; Blackman, Mrs. L. It.: Crosby. Harry; Carpen- ter, John H.; Davis, C. R.; Edwards, Mrs. Minnie; FerBlitauu, Theo.; Low, Miss Jewell; Miller, MrB. Stella; Patterson. Fred; Parrlsh, Mrs. Dr.; Parreant, Mrs. C. J.; Russell, W. J.; Roberts, Ray; Smith, E. H.; Spencer, J. M. Schloltor, Lou; Wilson. John C. W. PARKS. P. at. Thos. Cobb and E. L. (illes left this morulas; for the coast fork cf the Willamette river, in Lane coun ty, to cruise some timber. BEST TREATMENT FOR CATARRH ayes, etc. S. 8.S. Is tha best treat greatest of all blood purifiers. This catarrhal impurity from tha clrcula health. Book on Catarrh and any SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA to a community ana of abutting property SECOND WEEK o Of The Great Fer-Don and the European Medical Expert in Roseburg Offices Are Crowded Daily. o Wonderful BlaodlessSurgery Uemarkalile Cure Is GfecteA by Fer- lion's Exavrt Socialists After All Other Physicians Had Palled. An Invalid for ten long years, pro nounced Incurable by halt a dozen doctors, operated upon at one time for tumor, and, after finally giving up all hope, thinking a horrible can cer was slowly but surely eating away her verv life itself; then. In a short time being fully restored to health and happiness, doing all her own housework such Is the truly remarkable experience of Mrs. John Slevers, living on a ranch flue miles southeast of Winters, Cal. The sudden change In her condition was d e to the fact that she finally found physicians who knew what was the matter with her and the treatment required. Each and every case, be, it merely a cold, or any other disease affecting mankind, Is given the most careful attention by these masters of the medical profes sion. If, after a careful examina tion, they think a patient Incurable (which rarely but sometimes hap pens), they promptly tell the af flicted one the facts, and refuse to take the case under any circum stances. This is one of the inviolate rules of Fer-Don's Expert Medical Specialists, and has, in a great measure, contributed so largely to their phenomenal auccesa. Just read what Mrs. Slevers has to say: "For the past ten years I have suffered untold torture and agony with my stomach. During all this time I have had at least half a dosen different physicians, but none of them seemed to do me any good. I had severe hemorrhages, griping pains, and was operated upon by one physician who thought I had a tumor. At times I would just cry with pain, as It seemed almost un endurable. I had burning pains, and my stomach was so sore that I could not stand for anything to touch it. I had begun to think I was afflicted Mrs. A. Fields returned Saturday from a motuh'a visit In Alameda, Calif. Wm. Itlcknall and Alva Spencer, of the Soldiers' Home, left this morning, on furloughs, the former for Salem, and the latter for Port land. A check for 3000 In pnyment of a life Insurance policy carried In Oak Camp No. 126, W. O. W.. by the late Prof. A. M. Sanders, In favor of his son, Everett Gnle Sanders, was re ceived here this morning by E. N. Ewart, clerk of the local camp. The Joint executive committee of I-nne and Douglas counties In the fight against the formation of "Nes mlth county" meets in Roseburg next Thursday. At that time a campaign will be launched afalnst the Cottage Grove scheme. Tou always get the very best when you buy at the Rochdale Co. tf HEADQUARTERS For Staple and fancy Groceries Fresh Vegetables and Fruit TurReys and Chickens y.is will wiuu alritK nice the urn!, frneh stock, too. ?ns) wtll also tan a wcll-Ajawn-tcd Ha. . aMVyaxMe iwwertea ft- Ww Okeyetfck Is complete aart oyr prices rwxwmhH. Xa i am lit mtejrwUp all oar stork, bat YOU will wttfl anytttlna nail BVMnVTHINO dcalrajhle hero. Harness Johnsoxx "Grocers Sheridan St. CAo Phone No, Is 1031 with cancer and Just about given up all hope of ever getting well when I beard of the cures being made by Fer-Don's Expert Specialists at the Moore Hotel, Medford, Oregon, I came In to see them, and one of their expert diagnosticians, after carefully examining me, said they could cure me. It. ?med almost too good to be ti , as only tem porary relief was all that I expected, If I could even get that I would have been satisfied. However, they treated me, using no knife, and to day I am almost perfectly cured; the pains have all gone. I do all my own housework, and feel better than I have for ten years. "The cure they made on me Is very remarkable to my mind, be cause of the fact that I was so very 111, and had tried so many other physicians with such little success. "If there are any people hi my neighborhood, or anywhere else, for that matter, who would like to know about the treatment ol these special ists, If they will call on or write me I will gladly tell what they did In my caae. I know of nothing that compares with It In the cure of disease." How About Yoerat lf? Stop and consider your - own health. Are you enjoying life or have you some ailment that Is sap ping the vitality from your system? Have you what you conalder only a slight cold, to which you attribute your run-down feeling? Beware! Thousands of cases of consumption and pneumonia have started with only a slight cold, and the victims, ' Instead of securing early attention and proper treatment, now fill our graveyards and cemeteries. Roseburg o dices are at the Mc Clallen Hotel, consultation room op posite court house. Office hours from 10 to 12 a. ra., 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m, Sunday, from 10 to 12 noon. A large number of people visited the Fer-Don Experts yester day In their offices in Roseburg. They charge fl.00 for consultation and examination. NOTICE FOB BIDS. Notice la hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the building committee of the Maaonie Temple until Wedneaday, the 30th day of March, 1910, at 2 o'clock of said day, for the furnishing of 100 tiers of I body fir wood, delivered at the said i Masonic Temple In the city of Rose , burg. Said wood to be thirty-six Inchea in length, delivery to be made on or before September the first, 1910. The Board hereby reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Dated this 2nd day of March, 1910. N. RICE, dtd Chalrmaa Committee. Don't forget to see us about your Easter Hat styles right, prices right. We are leaders in our line The Fair. dtf aaas. twjaina. aaaa, ttga, etc.. Mrs. J. Williams and Okushter, ui Mfvtnlln formerly of Ollde. arrived here last Saturday from Colorado, where they have spent the past year. This morning they left for Medford, accompanied ny ineir Bnn onH hrnthAr U P. WIlliaillB. The family will reside in that city. Edward R. Feckenscner, ciera in iho II s land office here for over a year past, left this morning for Great Falls, Mont., 19' wnicn cuy ne hnn been transferred. Mrs. Fecken- scher will follow In a few days. An Awful Eruption. of a volcano excites brief Interest, and your interest in skin eruptions will be as short, if you use Buctrlen's Arnica Salve, their quickest cure. Even the worst bolls, ulcers, or fever sores are soon healed by It. Best for burns, cuts, bruises, sore lips, chapped bands, chilblains and piles. It gives Instant relief. 25c at all druggists. We're in a Position to offer you the best (lie market nlTonls In tlm wny of Mcuts; and our prices you know are always lowest. We handle only prime stock. Qaality and quantity Kuaranlei'd. Fine roasting pieces of beef from 8c to 12Hc pound. First-class motion, venl, pork and poaltr eqaadly low. Can't do better anywhere. Plmne us your order. We deliver to any part of Ilie city. CASS STREET MARKET lOT West Case St. LOUIS White River FLOUR $1.75 Made of that Good Old Eastern Oregon Wheat, and is as good as any flour you ever used, if not better. We GUARANTEE every sack to give satisfaction or your money back. Jackson Street ROSEBURG BOOK STORE Carry in stock A full line of School Books A big stock of office supplies and blank books. Drawing Material Typewriter Supplies Agents for Moore's Office Methods Newspapers Magazines. Roseburg Book Store See the North Side Planing Mill Co. North of Page Lumber Yards, for All kinds of Lumber and Mill Work. Fruit boxes, House building Material, Doors, Frames Window Screens andGlass in all sizes, Mouldings and Brackets, Shingles and Lath. MIU on Klaaey Spar Telephone 2421 Orders Promptly Filled Roseburg, Oregon. You Don't Have To Go To Sea To See "aaaat iwiverta, Oinrat Sewer I'lnes a , years eiueripnrn in k,.n,4i ' COWTKACTOR AMD VILDXK F. L H. RHOADES & CO. I SncceMors to A. D. BRAJDLEY. I I n T 10 Sl m before Uite4 I mil m the highest cash price for sWnd r$nd gS. Illllllllill ih.laaa.ifl 9 WATCH OUT FOB. THE BIG Red Star o in the window of the Masonic Temple. There is the place to get bargains in real property. , I. F. RICE Real Estate Agent Roseburg .Oregon KOHLIIAiJKN, Prop. Phone 101 ROSEBURG, OREGON PAT """'" F. PATTERSON Store Cnme and see jt.