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Newspaper Page Texto o EVENFNG ROttBURG REVfEW HHirtc6 ATft,V fcXUKlrt SUNDAY II Y IIEVISt 1'LULlhlllNU COM I-ANY L. WIH'AI.Y. DAILY er rear, by iHU 3-00 I'er month, delivers 50 i'er wk, delivered IS SUU-WUEKLf I er year . . . .' $2 00 8li month 1.00 Al HII. ii, liu. KMJNIKICAN'T MOV KM ok uAii.uoAD m ii,I)i:k.m. DOIHK. Ida., April 1. Through (he deposit of $100,000 In cash In tlio First Nullonul Bank of Ontario thla wouk. as a guarantee of kooiI faith, liy Joseph C. Wood, W. P. Davidson and John K. Ilurchnrd, of Mlnnai)olla. known to be InfluiMitlnl and rich agents of James J. Hill, It la now bellnvod that the purchase of the holdings of tho WWainotto Valley Cascade Mountain road tomiuiny Is a closed deal. The payment of tho $100,000 by the eastern capitalists to the road grant holders la considered an option and (he drat payment on the pur chaBO prion, while no Intimation of the purchase price la given It la es timated at between $8,000,000 nnd $10,000,000. , The buyera represent tho Northwest Colonization Com pany, a syndicate that workB In con junction with tho lllll railway sys tem and known to be a lllll subsidi ary. They represent capital to the extent of $10,000,000. Colonel Wood Is known as the lllll repre sentative for tho UoIbo & Westorn Itailroad Company. Mr Itallrnad Deal, noise men, are aware of tho fact ' that this deal Ib one of the biggest which has ever beon turned In the Intnrmountaln country for the hold ings n( thp Wlllametlo Valley A Cas cade Mountain road company has been a prise which both the lllll and llarrlnian Interests have boon sizing up with a view of purchasing. To control them means a right of way for railroad through Bastern Orogon and Into tho Interior .of Oregon, a virgin country na yet untapped and nursling with resources. , Both rail road builders bold olT from a pur chase, dug. It In claimed, to the high price demanded by tho rond com pany, lllll ' nindo tho, first concerted move Vownrd ' opening negotiations Indirectly through HI Paul and Min neapolis capitalists, close personal friends and railroad' advisors of his. Quietly they entered tho Intormoun- tnln ftmititrv Iniilrml it rivnr unw tint foHHlbimy nf the road company holdings nnd approaching ColonH Wood, laid down terms upon which they wquld purchntio, providing that tho road grant wna ah roprcHcntod. Tho closing of thin deal mount, the addition of probably tho moat Im portant link In tho now western HIM rntlroad programme. Tho Ilnrrlmah pooplo nro Krt-'nty puxxlwt over tho activity of the lllll roproBonfatlvea And ftro now Hald to stand In positive fonr of tho gigantic movomonta of tho 8t. Paul magnnto who hue for nip object tho gripping ii In i vice ' tho Intormmintnln country, blocking tho Harrtmiui poo plo In all their moves nnd taking from thorn tholr prleo torrltory In Idaho and Oregon, failure on the pnrt of' tho 11 ft trim (in pooplo to graup tho holdlnga of tho Willamette Val loy & CaAcado 'Mountain road com pany. when H waa within tholr power, ha. railroad men bellove, re Bultod In Another victory for lllU and his groat game of rail rond chen which hfe In playing llko A veteran pawn movor 1n tho intorlor country. For yonr tho -right of way ban re mained dormant At tho vory gate way of a "vaat ftttormountaln terri tory near to thrt main lino of tho Harrlman -Rtom. 1 It a raluo tt in claimed haa never boon appreciated until tho quiet mofo on tho pnrt of the Rt. Panl and Mlnneapolla capl tr.lUta who have not only secured an option but lill that remalna In add ing tho flnlnhltig 1 touches to the cloning ff the deal la an informal Inspection. ' To He Heine Western. The fecertt Incorporation of the Holso A Weatern at Hurna, Ore., In now known to be nothing more nor leas than a forerunner of the pur chase of the road grant as the right of way of this road through Kastern and Central Oregon to the PhcWY alope where Hill has already c1omI for hla Portland and Cooa Hay con nections. Colonel Wood Announced that tho Holso A Western will be built within a short time. He la con fident that nothing can block tho sale of the road company's hold lugs, l.lntm With (ill more rittburg. With this great land transfer rail road men clatni the plana for the new Hill transcontinental railroad have beon perfected, for Hill hAs Al ready negotiated for and purchased the VnttfHt Katlwav Company's Hues In the city of Portland which will give him an outlet from the metropo lis of Oregon and furnlnh the con necting link between the North Hank. H also purchased the Ore gon Flectric from Portland to Satem. providing the southerri Outlet out of Portland. Ttt Demoti o the Air U the germ In la grippe, tlmt, breathed 1 In. bring puttering tc thouMnito. Ita after iwiftn are weaknens, lervounneM, lack of no dUardVrdS liver and kidney .' The' gratet need then ! VI r trie Hit ter, the'iplendld tonic; blonA puri fier and Vegulator of tomnrh, liver and kldrteyg. TlWnmandu have prored t they wonderfully ntrrtf then the nervea, build np the tern and' retv health and good aplrbl affar an attack of grip. Tf uffeiinv. try them. Only bde. Per feet aatlafactlon RuaMntd by all drugnlat. Watch for the (.J "y Royal JL Baking Prnwitrnf I Improves tho flavor VrT gSp-K-r-- am J adds to thm fW:: Ffl Istl baking m 'bJlii povBsn ( icx-ri.Kitk ii.muii:i vi TIIW'T I'llO.M o. rii II. A' ONTAIMO, Or., April 1. ltullruitd dotnctlvt'H piiHHi-il throuKli Onliirlo y.mh'r.luy will. J. II. Moikhii, onrouti' to HiMikann, wIhui MoiKtin Ih wunlcd on u ctmrKo of intez.l'iiitM.t. Ho watt u rlcrk In tho amliUnK ofllro oT tho Oregon Uallroiul & Nav( gution company it t Spokane and Ih ilccuhmI of (iiiIm'ZIIiik $12, Olio of th O. H. & N. company'! inoupy. Morgan waH nrrt'Hlod at llunin wlillo oniloavorlng to make hit wiy to tho Interior of conlml Oregon, whern ho had go no with hln fallur, prt'Hiimiihly to buy land. kvam-kiihtio hi;kvici:s at ' SOI Til MDTNOIHST i ll! KCII. UoKlnnliiK Monday ovcnlng at 7: HO o'clock and conttnuliiK dining (he week, Rev. 6. L. Martin and I'rof. Unrko, or Oklahoma City, Okla., will conduct ovunttfliui le mrvlro8 at tho South MolhodlKt church In UoHchurn. Mr. Mini In Ih a vry h( rong and forceful Hpcukcr and coiuih highly rocotnnuMidcd from Oklahoma, where lat year ho wan Cuuferi'iu-e Kvau- gellHt, will) tnarked anccesH, then beltiK hundreds of coti'versal Ioiib under bin preachliiK. Tho public Ih cordiallv Invited to attend theaeBorvlces. A NOIRE DAME LADY'S APPEAL To ill knowing nufTcrcru nf rliniimiKlNtit, wlilh r nuaruUr or of Hie ilnn, n'lti.'. Itunli.Mi.w. tHu-kartii, put ii In ibt klilni'jH r im-ut.iImIn lti, to writ to ttiT for a htnn trcnlmt'iil wlili'h hN rviMalislljr runil nil (if (Iicm turinrcM. Htlf filial It UiT llllljr (O KPIIll It tl) All WUlTtTlTIt KHKK. Ym cum ymirwlf nl ti.itnr n (hniiHHtiilN will tct1fr mi rliniiin of rllmnlP Tm1iik iititw aarr sThln )niti illivt-ry Iwntlstit-H urU- nrlil frtmi the IiIimxI, Iihhm'iin Ihr NtKTrnitl Jiiliitu, Hir tfli'R the MihmI, mitl 1rl;ti tt'tiH (tic cvt's, kItIiij rl1li'ltr mill tmu to the wliolo nthIimii. If tlm how InVrfHiH yuii, for iMof inMri'HM Mrs. U. SiiimutTK, lloi U, Nut re Itoiue, lud. Garage and Machine Shop About March 1st we will open a FIRST CLASS GARAGE in connection with our machine shop and general black smithing business. Our Garage will be in charge of an expert automobile workman. We are installing a lathe together with necessary tools to make this ilepaitmeut the most complete in Southern Oregon. Gasoline and oils for sale. Wc are pre pared to do GOOD WORK QUICK. Cor. Doughs and Kane Sts. HEADQUARTERS For Staple and fancy Groceries Fresh Vegetables and Fruit Turkeys and Chickens Yon mill nmit lot of nlff umi, rnhy dme. flg, etc. we liare them o1. freh tek. t.x. Yon Mill nNo find oar won. Our tiv I, iii.nil.-li- sin) olir prlrp, rrawnnlOr. rana.H r-imm-rulo all ur .to. !! 1VKHYTHINO il.-,ral. Ifarncss Johnson G R O C E R S Sheridan St. Uhn Phom? No. - 1031 J m;ws. John Neuner is suffering from severe g:inh on the forehead, a n anil of a mix-up with u horse. Little Catherine, daughter of M and Mia. Wayno Starr, formerly ol this city, has recently undergone j surgical operation for throat trouble K. F. Tulete baa returned from ItoHeburg, where he recently under went, surgical treatment. 101 titer HuyoB has opened a con fectionery and soft drink stand In the McLeod building. Mrs. Fred Newell, who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. .Ins. Clemenls, for several weeks, left last Monday for Portland, where her husband Is 'mpl'yed In the S. P. railway olllces. They ex pect to make their home In Port land. Chas. Sluorboff, of tho Union Leader mine. Is reported to have secured some very rich specimens oT free milling ore, the gold parti cles being large and plentiful, taken from a large ledge just uncovered. Mamie, the" Utile daughter of Mr. and Mrs. It. T. McNIeholas. Is very 111 with Intestinal trouble. Misa Perdu!, a trained nurse from Rose burg, Is assisting In her care. While Mr. Prultt was on his way home from the Tunnel 7 mine one day thla week, he was attacked by a sudden homorrhage of tho nose, the blood gushing forth so freely that he grow very wt'uk and had to stop at tho Victory mine, where eve,ry means was tried Ui stop the blooding. A doctor was' summoned but the hemorrhage ceased before he reached there. llarrlsburg Hiillelin: Dr. Win, 11. Dale and wife leave Saturday for an extended visit In the Kast and South for Ihe purpose of visiting the lend ing hospitals In the largest vitles. Cilendale News. ;i,i;uai Pilkington Bros. Roseburg, Ore. iU-.ir(t'l lino ot twonflMt cnH-irlt'S , hut Vol' Mill flml liTthln ho DYNAMITE AVKECKB FIVE TKOLLKYCAHS. LunleNtiiR'SH CVintlnuea Jti Strike one. While Mitchell Works for Peace. PHILADELPHIA. April 1. Five street curs were dynamited In thla city lust night und early today, tnmlows were shattered, but no one was Injured. The company has of fered a reward of $fi0f) for the ar rest and conviction of anyone plac ing oxploalvcH on the track. John Mitchell, accompanied by Den la Hayua, fourth vlea president of the American Federation of La bor, wont to New York today. It Ib rumored a mooting of labor leaders may be hold there and another effort made to net tie the Philadelphia Ktrei't car atriko. The polh-c department haa refuaed permit for tho parade of women sympathizers of the strikers Satur day, hut preparations for tho march are being made. Later the proposed parade of women was pout ported until a week from tomorrow In order to have tealed In I he courts the right of Mayor Key burn and Director Henry flay, of the Department of Public Safety, to stop such a march. MOW MKMHKItS OK STATK HOARD OF IIOUTKTITl'KK RAL10M, Or., April t. Following are the new members of tho State Hoard of Horticulture appointed to day by the Appointing Hoard provld ed by statute (Jovernor, Secretary of State, State Treasurer: M. O. Lownsdale, of Lafayette, Or., in and for the first horticultural district to Horvo until April I, 1914; Wilbur K. Newell, of (inston, Or., member at-largo, to serve until April t, 1914 Til 10 PROPKR COL'ltHK. Information of Priceless Value Kvery Hosehurg Citizen. How to act In an emergency Is knowledge of Inestimable worth, and this Is particularly true of the dis eases and Ills of the human body. I you suffer with backache, urinary disorders, or any form of kidney trouble, the advice contained in tho1 following statement will add a valu able asset to your store of knowl edge. What could be more con vincing proof of the efficiency of Dean's Kidney Pills than the state ment of Koseburg citizens who have been permanently cured? O. W. Kezartee, 102 N. Flint St., Hoseburg, Ore., says: "The public statement I gave In 1906. recom mending Don n's Kidney Pills still holds good nnd I am glad to nguln say a word In their praise. I know from personal experience that Doan'a Kidney Pills are an effective kidney medicine. 1 procured a supply from tho Marsters Drug Co. and thoy proved very effective In relieving backache and other symptoms of kidney complaint. If more kidney sufferers In Hoseburg used Doan'a Kidney Pills, there would be much less suffering from this malndy." l-'or sale by all dealers. Price GO cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the Uni ted States. Hemomher tho name Doan's and take no other. T1IK HOMK OK WALL PAPERS. The largest stock, and the least prices. Direct Importations of all the very latest designs. 10c double roll, and up to fiOc. 4 8 Surel Go- carts with prices that will look good to you. KICK & RICK. The Housefurnlshers. HOOKS! HOOKS! HOOKS! You can rent the latest nnd best novels at H cents per week at the Hoseburg Public Library, upstairs In the Parrott building, near the post onVe. Over twelve hundred cloth- hound volumes of the very best Ac tion to select from. dtf XOTU'K TO STOCKHOl.DKKS. Second Series of OouglaM lmnty V li. Association. Notice is hereby given to all the stockholders of the second series of the above named association, that a double assessment will be made each month for the first twelve months, in accordance with a reso lution passed at the stockholders meeting hold Tuesday night at the Cltv Hall. The first assessment will be due ou Tuesday, April 5. 1910 on or before 7:30 p. m. of that day Hv order of the stockholders and directors of the Association. Dated March 30, 1910. K. N. FY ART, Assistant Secretary t l "i J t t" i I" ?OKE(iOX RKSTAl'RAXT Open Iar and Night, 4. j First-class meals at all hours. 4 4 Fresh Olympia Oyster. Fish f. ami name ail tie time. 4 Regular Men Is, 2.1 (Vnta. J H v.i niiilfaH A fin 1tlrnn Bf. especially re erred for ladle i .t. . ... 1 1 1 An Klectrlc Piano will furnish 4 music during meal hours. J TS. ROSE CAFE -t Ah Linn. ln(l., JOI'KX DAY AM MdllT. pl at all Isjiur. HoRular Meals locla. 4. Chlikea Hinunr Sundays. Irotu 12 noon lo 1 p. t Chop Suet. Noodlon. Frfh Oystrr. Ftsli. tc, all lh tlmn. Cor. Jiioa Washington 8ts t FOURTH AND LAST WEEK (JltANI) OKK WIIL S.VTIRIIAV, Al'aUI. ttm Fur-Dun's l'la'aoasf id tmrerm . t- trac-tH HaaV-fiTS Una; AU.Ota th la America Now iAicair M Clulk a llcrtt-1,. Howbarg. During the past week numbers of persons have been crowding Fer- Don's offices at the McClallen Hotel anxious to know If Fer-Don's doc tors could help them. Anxious for some loved one at home, too sick to come, or anxious for the crippled child whose life, blighted by dis ease, la a constant care to the par ents. Many are taking advantage of the grand offer extended by the great Fer-Don to treat all who call before April 9th for merely cost of medicine. III.'l.lli LADY KBLIKVF.I OF GAI-Ii STONKB. Mrs. J. A. Newton, living at 918 Pine street, Heddlng, Cal.,. had suf fered for years with gall stones and had treated considerable with no re lief, until she 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 Inrge hollow in her side. Anyone ailing with this sort of a diBensc would be advised to write to Mrs. Newton, as she is always glnd to help suffering humanity by telling of her wonderful results with Ihe Fer-Don Expert. Write to Mrs. W. D. Peckham. who lives nt 430 South Fir street, Med ford. The Fer-Don Experts cured her son of a vory serious case of ca tarrh. He had been a sufferer from post-nasnl and general catarrh for a number of years and took treatment nnd was cured while the Fer-Don Experts were at Pasadena, Cal., two years ago. OOAUXGA WOMAN. Gall stones were removed from Mrs. W. N. Collins, of Conllnga. She lives at the oil fields. Fer-Don's Medical Expert gave her three doses of medicine nnd removed u number of gall stones In less than eighteen hours. OFFICES TO UK CIXWED SATl'll- DAY KVEXIXG, AI'UII, OTIl. The offices of Ihe Fer-Don Medical Experts will be closed Saturday even ing. April 9th, when they leave for their offices in the city of Eugene. Ore., so thnt all wishing to consult him must call before then. A charge of one dollar Is made for examina tion. The hours, 10 lo 12 a. m., 2 to 4, nnd 7 to 8 p. m. o NEW. ARIUVAIA NEW AX1) SPECIAL. I'HICKS 75 new tents, direct from the fnc tory; nil tho popular sizes In wall tents: 2 dozen canvas hammocks carpenters aprons; 6U pairs por tlers; 3 doien couch covers. You should not miss the opportunity of seeing tnose berore vou purchase. RICE & RICE. The lloiisefurnishers. PROFESSIONAL. AI.tlKUT 8. HVEY OPTOMETRIST lt W. CASS 8T. Roseburg ... Oregon DIM. 8E1.LY, SKTHKK & STEWART Physicians and Surgeons. Su'te of Offtre Hear Douglas 'Vim- ly nans uunciing. Ground Floor Pboue 1161. ROSEHURO .... OREGON DK. 1. U CALLAWAY, (Mrofmthlc PhyslclM. Graduate American Sohoel of Osteopsthy. KlrXsville, Mo., ua der founder of th Mlsnce. Dr A. T. Still. Abraham Illdg. pnono 1M, kuskiuho OREGON Dlt. C. U PEARSON DENTIST OFFICR IN RSV1BTV . Bl'ILDINtl. Hours: 10 a. m. to . i. Office Hours: Phones: 10 to 11. m. Offlce Min 1711 I to 4 p. m. R'i.l M,in i71l DR. UfETTA SMITH. ami Children Dlseaoes a Spevlslty. OIBce, Maaoule Uldg., Second Floor. II I lirftWifflU Saved Frca the I had about given up hope, after - nearly four years of suffering f rom were lung trouokv writes airs. M I. Dli. of ClarKsvliie, lenn. OTten the pain In my chest fouia be almost unbearable und I could nol do any wort, but Ur. KlnsVs Nisji UlBfovery has made me feel like a ne person. Its the best medicine made for throat and lunss." Obstinate codsshs, Btubborn colds, hpy fever, la grippe, asthma, croup, bronchitis and hemorrhages, hoarseness and. hoopm coia, yield quickly to this . wonderful medicine. Try It. sue ana fi.uu. Trial bottles free. Guaranteed by all druiflsU. New trlmmod hats, new shapes, and nt flowers arriving dally. Big and. little hats at tiny prices. See them at Th Fair vh.re everybody trades. Everything new, no last year's stock to work over. dtf We're in a Position to offer you the best the market affords In (he way of Meats; ajti our prices you know are always lowest. We handle only prime Mock. Quality ami quantity guaranteed. Fine roasting pieces of , beet from 8c to 12Mc pound.. First-claas mutton. Teal, pork and poultry1 equally low. . Can't do better anywhere. Phone us. yuur order. , We deliver to any part of the city. CASS STREET MARKET ,3 107 West Cass St. LOUIS KOHLHAGEN,. Prop. t - Phone. ,101 . FOR A BRIGHTER AND , BETTER STORE ARE WE DOWNHEARTED? NO! We like to make each rja of our custoinere happy, and to know that tills world Is' a better place because lie is here. Oar sole obligations in dealing with yo is to live up to your highest Ideals '(as nearly as possible) and glrev : you CLEAN, WHOLESOME ROOD AT A FAIR PRICE. We do aot ninke the same mistake twice. We can sell yon sugar' '.(and. yon ;. know that Its Sl'GAH. Wo have a nice stock and know .that yon i: will buy where you get good service and you are satisfied. . ; Jackson Street ROSEBURG BOOK STORE Carry in stock ' A full line of School Bppks A big stock of office supplies andblank. books. , ,1. Drawing Material Typewriter Supplies Agents for Moore's Off ice. Methods . Newspapers Magazines. Roseburg Book Store: See North Side Planing . Mill Go. North of Page Lumber Yards, for ' - All kinds of Lumber and Mill; Work. ; Fruit boxes, Housebuilding Materia!, Doors, Frames, , ', Wintiow Screens andGlass in all sizes, Mouldings and : Brackets, Shingles and Lath. Mill on Kinney Spur Telephone S421 Orders Promptly Filled . i Roseburg,. Oregon. You Don't Have vo To Sea To ad cement work of amy Und. (, O. K 8- p. r. "f mj orgtar-proof window tack,'' Ur . t 7 ur aoaaaa. Bmlnw. buildings a tpelaaty.- .Over forty yaari xperlenes la building. - z SWas? F. F. PATTERSON- tIL'RHOADES SuccMsnrt o A. ft BRADLEY. Canaove y Vnn mntu. . If vn.i hv. .u: ' .7'' 1 Will M Z h i . T ff WW. ray the .Hfeslcaii pricfa second hand oa. w,, cmfT wet. iiiv uui lavas in the window of tht Matook Tempi. Thtrt i. th plac t. get bargains ia real property. I. F. RICE Real Estate Agent JLoaeburg ' Qftgoi ROSEBURG, OREGON I the To See & CO. 2BtSf (Vnt and tern os . .i - lmm . RedStar