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Newspaper Page TextO o o e S e EVENING ROSEBUG REVItW INSITED DAILY BXOEKT 8UNDAY II Y REVIEW PUIIUSHINa COMPANY L. WIMIIEItl.V. DAILY Ver year, by mall ,3'S t'er month, delivered 60 Cer wk, delivered 1 SEMI-WEEKLY ter year H 00 His month' 100 AI'KII. . OAKLAND BIXN TO HAVE NEW 8. I. K. B). un. A nuatber of teachers gathered ut OAK1 AND Or April 2. Tftu old . Wilbur on Saturday, April 2. and In wurehou-e. north of the stu.loi. com,ny wlllf 'the leading patron, which for yearn huve been an eye- and a splendid delegation of the ...J.. .....I ,,.,,,.. to the unfitly of school children of that school, Bpellt ,11,11.,.,,, are belim turn u most enjoyable Hay. Members down In ord-r to make room for tnu ; ire iiu. ui mo Don't ' forget to bo a booster. Every little bit helps. Good roads and good streets are a prime necessity nnd wo nro building twlro as mauy of thera this year us In uny provlous year. "Ilnck to tho soil" has resistless attractions since the prices of all products are so. high snd there seonis to bo nil unlimited demand. It II continually demonstrated that If you don't rend Tho Itevlew you are not keeping posted on the current happenings and the decided progress of our city and county. Thorn In every Indication of a wonderful fruit crop In Douglas Vounty this year. That perennial question: "Are. we to nave a rrun cannery nt Itoseburg!" Is Btlll before With 130 men now employed In planting fruit troes In the Buhcrlln Valley, some Idea mny be gnlned of the enormous' lncrer.se the fruit growing Industry uhleh our county Is onjoylng. Numerous orchards are also being planted In other locali ties. A matter of special Interest to tho residents of those proposed now counties 1s the fact that It such counties are created their tales will be 26 to 60 percent higher than nt present. Isn't that a prctjy expen sive luxury and all for tho benefit of a few would-be office holders? If left to the unbiased Judgment of nil the people of tboso districts this matter or the crentlon of new coun ties would In nil probability be voted down. new Houthein 1'ailllc Blntlun which will be erected soon. Hereafter all frame warehouses will be built on tho wesl side of the railroad trucks, us the property owners on Front street have petitioned the illy coun cil to Include nil land cunt of the rullruud wllliln tho tlru limits. The new Odd Fellows' hall Is rap idly iienrlng completion. Carpen ters lire busy Mulshing the interior and the decorators: will commence work next week. Thu building will be ready for occupancy by May 1. This Is one of the best buildings In tho town, being n two-slory brick and cement structure .'ISxlL'O feet. The second lloor will bo devoted lo lodge halls nnd the ground Hour will be fitted uji for mi opera house. IDEAS FOH NEW I'Ol'NTIES. Koine pleasing musical numbers and In many oilier ways contributed to too oci-ukIoii those delightful atten tions that encourugo us as touchers and mnko us feel that our work Is greatly appreciated. The ladles served a basket dinner that was most thoroughly enjoyed. It wus prepared for three times uk many us were present, nnd certululy wuh as high In quality -us quantity. Thu boys and girls hud spent much energy In scrubbing and decorating, and by so doing manifested uncom mon Interest In the visiting teach ers. Teachers uud patrons took part In several discussions, rendering them quite lively, yet w'thal full of good cheer for ull, nnd adding enthusiasm for these languid, term-end days. The principal topics discussed were, "Mow to. Study," "High p,.rii,.n.i l i.i.nr Pr,.- llmiil Itlver, Schools In Small Districts," nnd county was turned down threo times by the legislatures, and then created by tho people. The Inst legislature refused to create Nesiulth county. The people will probably authorize it. The proposed amendment of the People's Progressive (.overnmeut League would leave such local mut ters to the people directly Interested. Another of I ho proposed umend uieuts would simplify the county government, so that several small towns on the coast could he county Heats without saddling the people with high tuxes to pay useless otll clnls, traded and log-rolled on them by the legislature. Kugene tiunrd: Tho property of tho J. ,1. Wultou estnte has been ap pralsed by M. Svurvorud, li. J. Crow and A. E. Kdbloni, appointed by the I'rohiite Court for that purpose, nt 1211,010 Miss Mnmlo Knolls. of Itoseburg, arrived hero to visit friends for n few days. What the School and Community Expect from Knch Olhor." The busy blacksmith, Mr. Kaegl, was there, and talked, and enjoyed It, too; busy muthers wero there. Mesdumes' lirubbe. Kaegf, Green Short, Chnpmnn. Rose, Austin, und olhers. They talked, too, and worked besides. the littio folks bearing names resembling the foregoing were there. they didn't talk, but listened stilen dldly. Among tho teachers wero Misses Agee. Adair, Hewitt and Mryiint: MesHrs. Ilewlit, Brown nnd Cheney; Mr. und Mrs. droves uud Mr. nnd Mib. Austin. Tho teachers did most of the talking, most of the eat ing, and had the most of the good time. Yes, wo like Wilbur. PARTICIPANT. FOURTH AND LAST WEEK . FER-DON TO REMAIN Only Five Days More. Grand Offer Will Expire Satur- day, April 9th e wrave. t oi.ri.it nlven ud hope, after I r.:iUTnrtr a .a L Dlr, of Clarksvine, a-uu. "Often the pain in my chest would! lis almost unbearable nnd I could. r ,ln nnv work, but Dr. Klng'Bl New Discovery has made me feel like a new person. Its the best medicine made for throat and lungs." Obstinate coughs, s'.ubborn colds, hay fever, la grippe, aslhma, prniiti l.rolic hltis and hemorrhages, hoarseness and whooping cough, yield quickly to this wonderful medicine. Try It. 50c and 1.00. Trial bottles free. Guaranteed by all, druggists. During tho past week numbers of walking as well as anyone, the par- persons have been crowding For- alj'Bls Is gone, and Mrs. Melcblaa Is Don s otllces ut mo mcuianen noiei anxious to know If For-Don s doc- On April Kith the census takers begin their work. It Is hoped that every clttxen ' will be prepared to answer all questions fully und help to see that every person Is properly listed. If yuur neighbor Is uot at home, tell tho census taker Iv, so all may be enrolled. This is a U. S. Government ceusus, tnkuu only onca every ten years, and the Infor mation gained la held strictly confi dential by tho census takers. It Is to thu Interest or nil lo see that every porson la enumerated at (his time. Watch for tho Merry Milkmaids. Miss Nolle Bishop, tencher of vocal music. Private lessons given. Terms reasonable. Voices tested free, biudio Itoseburg Nai'l Hunk llldg. d HEALS OLD SORES tors could I.olp them. Anxious for some loved one nt home, too sick to come, or anxious for tho crippled child whose life, blighted by dis ease. Is a coiiBt siit cure to the par ents. Many are Inking advuntage of the grand offer extended by the great Fer-Don to treat all who call before April Dili for merely cost of medicine. Fer-Don Is In rocelpt of dozens of letters dnlly telling of people coming hero to be treated. Tho great power of bloodless sur gery over disease that baffled the or dinary doctors Is giving Fer-Don's staff, who are the exclusive practi tioners of this method In this country, world-wide fame. Mrs. W. N. CollitiB, ot coaunga, Cul., was saved from the surgeon s knife by a visit to Fer-Don's ex perls. This lady had been a constant sufferer from gnll stones. She heard of the great Fer-Don's experts and ennie to consult thoui. As a result she was treuted by the skilled hands of Fer-Don's bloodless surgeotiB and In sixteen hours' time was relieved of over one hundred gnll stones. The ludy Is indeed thankful, as other physicians told her she could not be cured unless operated upon. There continues to bo an Increas ing Interest In the matter of making separate road district within the city limits of Itoseburg. It apiioura. however, that this cannot be done until the next January term of the County Court. At present the four road districts centering In this city extend several miles Into the country and all the road taxes are applied outside the city limits. This Includes both general and spcclnl taxes, of which the property within tho city pays a very large portion. It Is argued that since the city has contributed so largely toward build ing the roads leading Into town, and Is now spending large sums an nually on street paving, that It would only be equitable and lust to set oft a separate road district to conform to the city lllmta and apply the road taxes for a few years to ward macadamising the residence streets, outside of the paved district Were a petition to this effect circu lated. It would doubtless be signed by nearly every taxpayer In the cltr Such a petition presented to the county court would ui.guestl.mshlv receive favorable action. As ihi's year s read assessments are made .c cording to the districts as thev mow exist, and the tax rolls will be e tended before the next January ses sion of the County Court, this pro posed change. If made, cannot be come effect'ii. until 1912. if the taxpayers desire this change which they doubtless do they must not neglect to have their petitions resdi when the County Court meets In Its next January session. Every old sore Is an external symptom of a deprnvod or pollutod con dition of the blood. These festering places ou the tlesh are kept opon and In n statu of Irritation because the circulation Is contiuuutlv discharging into them tho Impurities and morbid matters with which it is tilled. This pol luted condition of tho blood may be the ruumins of so;ne coustitutiouul trouble; tho eJlect of n long spell of sickness, which has left tho Mood stream weak and porm-lntccteil, or because the natural refuso ot tho body, which .... u. , ,uo ut. it....uKi ..." M.,wi ..vt'uui'!., nils nui mi uuuu eununuiou tthoul 1 nnd has been absorbed Into tho circulation. External treatment niav cause the place to scab over tcmpM nrtly, but the Mood is not made any purer by such treatment, and soon the soro will return or break out at another place and be as bad or worse than before. S. S.8. heals old sores by rumoviuti overv panicle of impurity from the circulation. It goes down to the very bottom of the trouble nnd so completely changes the circulation that there is no louder any imjiuritv to drain through the sore, but the plnce Is on i more nourished Willi rich, healthful blood. 8. S. 8. heals the sore from tho bottom, the skin regains Its nnturul color, and when S.S.S. has thoroughly c caused nnd pmitiod the blood the place is permanently healed. Hook on Sores unit Ulcers und any medical advico free to all who wr"."' THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. GA. Wonderful Cure of a rnmlytlc. Mrs. Meichlus, ot 128 hi Second street, Oakland, Cul., was so crippled with paralysis on her left side, her arm and leg being bo affected that they were of no use to her. She was dragged along, but now what a change! After two treatments by bupplly on the road to permanent re covery. Relieved of Goitre. Mrs. M. J. Crawford, of 616 E Ninth street, Handford, was relieved of goitre by Fer-Don's bloodless sur geons, without causing a bit Cf pain, without the sight of a drop of blood. New trimmed hats, new Bhapes, and new flowers arriving dally. Dig and little hats at tiny prices. See them at The Fair where everybody trades. Everything new, no- last year's stock to work over, dtf Red Star in the window of the Masomic Temple. There is the place to get bargains in real property. I. F.RICE Real Estate Agent Roseburg 1 Oregon' Few More Days. In a few more days the liberal offer of Fer-Don will be withdrawn. The time is now to take advantage of these liberal terms. Health is valuable, and if you are ailing or know one who Is, send them to Fer Don before April 9th. Consultation Fee Necessary. As tho crowds are so targe at the office, a fee of $1 1b required from everyone for a consultation and ex amination th the European ex perts. This is simply to keep out the idly curious, who want their fortunes told or some other "hocus pocus" that would thereby keep honest, sincere people, anxious about thoir health, from" consulting wit'.i these learned men in medicine and bloodless surgery. We're in a Position to offer you the best the market affords In the way of Meats; and our prices you know are always lowest. We bundle only prime stock. Quality and quantity guaranteed. Fine roasting pieces of beef from 8c to 12 Mc pound. First-class mutton, veal, pork and poultry equally low. Can't do better anywhere. I'hone us your order. We deliver to uny part of the city. CASS STREET MARKET ' 107 West Cass St. LOUIS KOHLHAGEN, Prop. Phoae 101 OFFICES TO BE CLOSED SATUR DAY EVENING, APRIL 0TH. The offices of the 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 that all wishing to consult him must call before then. Tho hours, 10 to 12 a. m., 2 to 4, Fer-Don's experienced staff, she is and 7 to 8 p. m. OREGON NEWS. dissou tion Norton. Kosekurg. Ore., April J. t10 le it known it all men that the underlined has this dT sold hl half share in the cigar and tobacco lore on Nncrldan street. No 301 i ni muierson tor the turn ot joe. ana or partnership Is ri x.itoi . mutual agreement. Full tame received. S W. KHUKKSON a. 3. mien, witness. jj The Deinua of the Air la the term la la (rlppe, that. Dreamed in, rln eufrertng (e thousands. Its after effects are vest nets, nervousness, lack of ap petite, eneeae 4 emteMvex vita disordered llier and kidneys. The greeteet nee tlwn ts !etrir Wi ter. lie arswaaiiut teat. VtrA 'ru aer aid Begslew rf ee m l'r a klit -n. Tkousaa.'.e prie4 Iks tst vMiiSfvii trsej tw airiaj tills t tke aaa af fro4 sfef:s asr)a aa allay ot) rn( if e-tsn tfreav nw let per :vrun ar0Wttt tt il 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 au expert automobile workman. We are installing a lathe together with necessary tools to make this department the most complete iu Southern Oregon. Gasoline and oils for sale. Wc are pre pared to do GOOD WORK QUICK. Pilkington Bros. Cor, Douglas and Kane Sts. Roseburg. Ore. Stopping botwten two moving cars In Urn darkness ut the . John Day water tank ou the O. R. & N.. Sat urday night, Harvey K. llornlsii. a conductor, was run over and Instant ly killed. The Odd Fellows' lodges of Sher man, Wuwo and Hood Kiver counties havo formed a district and propose annual conventions. Colonel Tou Velle has sold to a New Mexico banker for $:iS,000 his Uu-ncre orchard, 6 miles from Med ford. for which he paid $17,000 a year ago. According to the rortland Jour nal, Joseph Simon is slated for the Republican nomination for governor nnd Thomas C. Taylor, of Pendleton, for state treasurer. In addition to that tho slate makers also want to put Frank V. Benson on the pro gramme for secretary of state and Willis fl. Puniway for state printer, notwithstanding the open hostility of I Puniwny to the couventlou plnn, and I the fact that Benson has announced himself as not favoring the scheme. Governor Benson has declined to comply with a request from the Na tional Association for the Study and ' Prevention of Tuberculosis to declare I Sunday. April 24, as a special day for all churches to deliver sermons ' ou that subject. Governor Benson stated that while he was in full ; sympathy with the object of the As sociation, he did not think a compli ' ance of its request was a matter of official conduct. I? Sheridan St -b it r rwi. vo i HEADQUARTERS i For Staple and fancy Groceries Fresh Vegetables and Fruit . Turkeys and Chickens Tow will w.tnt lot of nice nm., rUitvi. tUte. fig, etc. have tSom g-snl, frvh Mock, tox HK1.LO. The telephoue girl had marrU-1 well and was stopping at a hotel with her husband. Rising at 10 a. m. she rang the bell for the servant. I "Why didn't you wake me. as I instructed you?' she asked. "I did. ma'am," answered the sU- Ivey: "but when 1 said 'seven-thirty. 'you repiled: Line busy. Will call tjou up.'" Lippiucott's. ADVERTISKD LETTERS. Remaining uncalled for In the Roseburg postollice April 4, 1910. are the following letters, which will be charged at the rate of one cent each: Booth, Mrs. Alice R.; Dysert, Aaron; McNicholas. R. T.; Neidigh, D. M.; Olson. P.; Sullivan. John R.; Wilson, Mrs. Doris. C. W. PARKS. P. M. FOR A BRIGHTER AND BETTER STORE ARB WE DOWNHEARTED? NO! We like to make each ene of our customers happy, and to know that this world 1 a better ' place because he is here. O ir sole obligations in dealing with voa is In live up to your highest Ideals (as nearly aa possible) and give you CLEAN, WHOLESOME FOOD AT A PAIR PRIOB. We do net make the same mistake twice. We can sell yon sugar (and jon ' know that its Kl'GAR, Wo hare a nice stock and know that yoa will buy wlicre you get good service and yon are satisAed. Jackson Street ROSEBURG, OREGON Drlhk Roseburg made Bodas and ciders uone better. dlf HOOKS! HOOKS! HOOKS! You can rent the latest and best novels at 10 cents per week at the Roseburg Public Library, upstairs in the Parrott building, near the post office. Over twelve hundred cloth bound volumes of the very best fic tion to select from. dtf NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. Second Series of Douglas County R. ' s 1.. 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-1 lution passed at the stockholders' ', meeting held Tuesday night at the City Hall. The first assessment will I be due on Tuesday. April 5, 1910.! on or before 7:30 p. m. of that dav. i By order of the stockholders and directors of the Association. I Dated March 30, 1910. E. X. EW ART, Assistant Secretary PROFESSIONAL. ALRKRT 8. HCEY OPTOMETRIST Hi W. CASS ST. Roseburg V.'si wl wo fiM wcH-wHe1 line of wwnnHf gmcrrlre Oiir iy is fin I'M'' ami our pHce Tie,'nMr. !"r"r,"rr,r,,i,'l,r1"T,"r,Hi,r,,f" 14' T 14. OREGON RESTAVRAVT U -j. Open Day anil Night. 4. First-class meals at all hours. 4. f Fresh Olympla Oysters, Fish 4. ' 4. and Clams all Ue time. 4 ! 4 Recular Meals. .1 Cents. J 14. Have added a new Balcony A 1 4. especially reserved for ladles 4. ana ramines. 4, An Electric Piano will furnish , 4" music during meal hours. 4. H I Oregon 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 Pa?e Lumber Yards, for All kinds of Lumber and Mill Work. Fruit boxes, Housebuilding Material, Doors, Tramps, Window Screens andGIass in all sizes, Mouldings and Brackets, Shingles and Lath. Mill on Kinney Spar Telephone SU21 Order. Promptly Filled Roseburg, Oregon. ' rwa,crif all put .. bi VOC will Ami anything a.l KVKIIVTHI; .l,-.ir!l,. N-rr. Harness (& Johnson G R O C E R 5 Uya Phone No. 1 1031 I TSt ROSE CAFE j. Ah Una;. Prop-. 4. OPKN DAT AVD XU1HT. '4 Meals at alt hoars. ,4. Recular Meals IScts. ,4- Chlckeo. Pinner Sundays, from 4. II Doc-n to I p. aa. i Chop Sjey. Noodles. Fresh it 4 Oysters, Fish. etc.. all the time. 4. Cor. Jack so a A Washlostoa St 4 4 I X DBS. 8EELT. SETHER STEWART Physicians and Surgeons. Suite of Office Rear Douglas Coun ty Bank Building, Ground Floor Phone 1181. ROSEBVRO .... OF EGOS' DR. J. U CAI.UffAr, Osteopathic Physician. Graduate American School of Osteopathy. KlrksTille. M0 , nn der founder of the seieace. Dr. Ab.-ham Bldg. ROSEBl'RCJ - Phone li - OREGON You Don't Have To rV A nn Go To Sea To See "A 1 o.ey Vu'othlr bu-TnaT ' "'"v"" Ch- " 1 O. K Se. , P.,'. rJ," V. 'rtar-prooC window lk. Id . n"" Busln. bulldiug, . tttMw. Orm fefty COST "Perlenc. la bulldlnf. ---ai afiwrvi e DR. C U TEARSON DENTIST OFFICE IN REVIEW BHLDIN'G Honrs: H a. S. to J . a. ,H.UrV ' fO0"": 10 loll a. a. Offl.-MalD 17 p ,a Re.i4.Mam lti PR. U CETTA SMITH. Pyna Women and Children Disease a Specialti. Office, Mawaic Bid, , Secoad Floor. L H. RH0ADES & GO.1 Sf m to A. D. BRADLEY. Store Come and see us. &Snfy " any rm-t to buy. 11 pay the highest cash price for second hand goods.