Roseburg review., July 10, 1911, Image 2

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EVENING ROSEEURG REVIEW
IHNI'ED HAH.Y KXC.'KI'T HU.NDAY
KKVIKW rTlll.lSHINO COMPANY
Entered at Koseburg, Oregon, Post
office hi Hucond-Clam Matter.
L. WIMIIMtLV
DAILY
Per year, by mall 13.00
Per mouth, delivered 50
Per week, delivered IB
SEMI-WEEKLY
Per year 12.00
till month! 1.00
jri.y in, iuii.
LOCAL NKWS.
Mra. J. K. Fulbe returned home to
Olulla Sunday, utter a visit hero with
her parents, Mr. and Mra. M. V
Aldrich.
Our supplies for running are mil
and complete. Give uh your order
for fruit pars or fixtures. The Hoch
dale. dsw
Hil l. Utf Ti viM.m tliT
Is I.AThr CJK( 1 Hid
tsmtmm
;i.s.lp Among Itnllrouri Meii Kayt
Culiforiila In I'ltlnutto CJual
of Oregon Hullrouda.
The Portland Oregoiilun of Sunday
ban the followliiK:
Though repeatedly and emphatl
cully denied by Hill railway ottlcla'a
from Jameu J. Hill down to tho most j
subordinate clerk, that the 111)1 lu- I
teicuta have any Intention of Invad
ing California, recent developments
Indicate that the geuerul scheme hub
for Mm prime purpose a connection
between the Oregon lluea and San
Francisco, and an outlet through
every Important port north of San
Francisco.
"1 cau aay positively that we have
no dcslgus on California." declared
Carl K. Oruy, president of tho North
Hank and local Hill properltea, a
few duya ago.
"We may go to the Htate line, bat
to Culiforula, never," aald Loula W.
Hill, on a recent visit to Portland.
Holding up his bauds In horror
and shaking his head was the wuy
.1. J. Hill met the suggestion, when
here last winter.
SORES
Every person aPf.i.iUi! v.i;!i r:i "!J rore rc.'izcs, sooner or later,
Hint the ulcer exists hecjuse .-f had 1!k;!; the cluracier and condition
of tlie place c!ep'.iKlin:j on iho na'iii o of llie ltj..l infection. Virulent
impurities in tiie cirml.nin.i proiliiLC r.iu'.i'y, Ui..c!iarcing ulcers, while
milder, inert perms ;ie ir :'::ly iiii'ilrs'.fd i:i l!u lorm cf indolent
sores or dry, soli'oy p! !-'' !i.:t. r::..l !i ia::.v i :.v. never cure an
internal trouble, tli'.i eidic id cia s'i..ul I depei.J t pi;:i salves, washes,
lotions, etc., alone t cure ;i t.iiru-iie s r !i u necessary to remove
the cause before the place cm I:::.!. S.S.S. heals Old Sores hy going
down into tlio cireuutioii sm.l ieir,ovi:i; t tie impurities and germs
which are responsive fi.r tlie place. In addition to purifying the blood
S.S.S. enriches this vital fluid m that the irriiated llesli around an old
sore is naturally mid thoroughly stimulated, and a permanent cure
lesults, because every morbid influence hns been removed. S.S. S. is
the best of all blood purifiers and therefore a natural remedy for old
sores. Book on Sores ond Uicers and medical advice free. S.S.S.
is sold at drus stores. j-tf SW.'IT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, CA.
Myrtle Point Auto
Stage
Leaves Hotel McClallen, Roseburj, at 6:30 a. m., connecting
with Coos Bay train at Myrtle Point. Only through Aut
service. Running time 6 hours, guaranteed.
C. C. ALLEY,
Pilkington Garage
ALDERSON'S
TIIE QUALITY GROCERY
FRANK. G, ALDERSON, Prop.
A strictly fresh line of groceries, eggs,
butter and produce always in stock.
Fancy Fruits and Vegetables
I IN SEASON
Candies and Nuts.
We also do soliciting.
PHONE 36 COR. CASS AND ROSE STS.
Get Your Screens In
'iirly. It promise to be a grout fly
your. Supposu you come here uud
order them now. We huve thmn foi
iniy HiKt'd door or whitlow. Or If you
Itn'frr lo tutiko tlum yoirsolf we
have tho inouUHiiK. the wire cloth,
t lui tai'kH. tho hummer and the
lilnm's. All ut ii rt'iiHotiahlo price
Onltirf niUul for all kinds of fruli
boxes.
The J. G. Flook Co.
Itiwttnrir. (T4n.
If
you like good groceries,
you want fruit or vegetables,
you demand prompt service,
Your wants can be satisfied at our store. We want you
to try us, we have the largest and most complete stock
in the city, and you can find rvcrythinK in the eatable
line here in great variety.
Mrs. A. C. Kicid & Son.
Strong's
Hammocks
Are Reinforced
In The Middle!
Notwithstanding these denials.
rallruiiil men point out tliut there
would be little use In their develop
ment of Oregon without extending
the service to the southern stuto.
'mb liny Transfer Kigiilllcnnt.
A connection with Coon Hay Ik
considered one of the next moves of
the tllll generals. The recent trans
fer to a holding company of the t'oos
Buy, Oregon & Idaho Itallroad, which
wuh promoted by tho lato FrauclH II.
Clarke, former president of the North
Hank, is taken as another step in
thta general scheme. The road 's
projected to Koseburg, where It is
expected to connect with the pro
posed extension of the Oregon Klec
trlc. That the 1 1 111 Interests plan the
extension of the Oregon Trunk from
Uend. Its present proposed terminus
to flutto KallB, the western terminus
of the I'aclllc & Kastern, has been an
nounced frequently, but on account
of discouraging financial conditions
in the Kust for the past few years no
progress on thlB Bcheme was mado.
Valley Line to tw Kvtcmlctl.
Eventual extension of the Oregon
Klectric from Halein, Its present ter
minus, to Medford, also haB been
Included in the general Hill scheme
for a long time.
Construction of the remaining link
on the United Hallways from a pnliil
near flanks, to which place trains
now are operated, to Tillamook Hay
is one of the most urgent needs to
develop the etrategic position of the
Hill system, and it is understood that
this will be brought to an early
fruition. On his last visit to Port
land 1.. W. Kill declared that the
Tillamook line will be the first to
receive Httemlon.
Just now tho company Is expeirl
ing large sums of money In better
ing the North Hank road between
Portlnnd and Seattle.
Mcilford to In Terminus.
Connection with the Pacific &
Kastern and the Oregon Trunk has
been tho aim of tho Hill Interests
ever since active work in Oregon was
undertaken. Iloth James J. Hill and
l.ouls V. Hill. Ills son, have repeated
ly asserted that tho Oregon Trunk
eventually will be pushed through to
.Medford by way of Kugle Point,
which 1b tho present terminus of the
property. The line between ICagle
Point and Ilutte Kails Is practically
completed, giving It a tolal length
from Medford of 32 tulles.
John V. Stevens also announcd
his lutentlnn to extend the Oregon
Trunk to Medford, but resigned the
presidency of the road before the
work could be started.
To Itcnell San Francisco.
Included In the general scheme of
development by tho Hill system Is n
connection between tho Oregon lines!
and San Kranclsro. This can be n- !
complished, It Is pointed out, by tak- I
lug over the line of tho Northwest- !
em Pacific, which operates from Sun I
Krancisco northward to Sherwood.
Cat., n distance of 1 S3 miles. lie-;
cently tho lino between Trinidad. In
the northern part of tho state, and
Kureka, ao miles south, which has 1
been operating under the manage- i
ment of tho Hammond Lumber Com
pany, was taken over by the North
western. A connection from Willets,
Cal., to Kureka. Is proposed.
This still would leave a lot of ex
pensive engineering to be done, lo
complete the road from San KruncU-
co to the Willamette Valley, but II
would provide a moans of gaining
entrance to California, which, despi'e
his denials. .Mr. Hill uppnrontly de
sires. The proposed route is via ;
Grants Pass, on tho line of the Ore-1
gon Klectric extension to Medford
through the Itogue Ulvcr alley
toward the mountains. A tunnel
through the hills near the head-I
waters of tho Rogue Ulver has been :
projected. j
Uecent advices from unofficial ;
sources are to the effect that money ,
soon would be available to start.
work on some of these Improvements.
It Is estimated that over "00.
ooo will he reuulrlMl. However, not
all of this sum will be appropriated
at once, even should the entire plan
he authorized, as not more than from
I.VoOO.OHO to S. 000. 000 of wo-k
can be carried on In one year.
1H this general plan the Hill sys
tem would hae an outlet through
nearly every desirable port on the
Pacific Coast, starting at San Kran
rtsco. and Including Coos Hay. Tilla
mook, Astoria, Portland, Orays Har
bor and Paget Sound. No trans
continental railroad Is better situated.
II. J. Krear is expected home from
the Kast on Wednesday or Thursday
of this week. Mr. Kendall is alio
expected here next week when defi
nite announcements are expected a
to plans for the permanent rebuilding
of the power plant at Vlni:hest"r
which was destroyed by lire about
l lie last or April. It Is expected that
the work will be rushed as soon. .,s
the water lu the river gets a Hide
lower.
Don't use harsh physics. The re
action weakens tho bowels, leads to
chronic constipation, (let Ooun's
ttegulets. They operate easily, tone
the stomach, cure constipation.
Make your own maple syrup al
home from absolutely pure maple
sugar. A recipe with each cake. Kor
sulu by the Itochdale. dsw
Start a Home Now
and Join the Ranks
of the Independents
Never has It been easier to bui'd
than right now money is plentll'nl
and Is peeking legitimate channels.
And there is no enterprise more
worthy than home building. It opens
the purse strings of tho banker quick
er than anything else, because U
means that you have decided to be
come a part of the community in
which you live. Thus almost before
you start you find tho ownership of
a homo carries a slgiullcauce. Stmt
it today you'll be glad if you do and
sorry If you don t. When you Vc
ready to talk lumber well bo waiting
for you, becaufo wo have just the
lumber you will neoj, besides a lot
of suggestions that may be helpful to
you without any extra charge.
Leona Mills
Lumber Co.
Mu:u twin nuoi m;its mkkt.
VANCOl'VKK. Wash., July fi.
Two Oregon twins, spry and lively
even if they are s:t years old and have
descendants Into the fourth genera
tion, recently met in Vancouver at
the home of .Mra. (ieorge .M. llm
dfatix, u daughter of V. Haines.
They are J. A. Haines, of Kekhv,
Curry County, and W. V. Haines, of
Kugeiie, Lane County.
VV. W. Haines was married in 1ST.9
to Miss Mary 1'. Itlaine, of Linn
County. They have raised live girls
and two boys and have 17 grand
children and two great grandchildren,
tie has for many years been a manu
facturer of leather and has grown
wealthy.
J. A. Haines was married in lS.Vl
to Miss Kleanor Chavey. Of the M
children born to them lli are yet th
ing, there being five gtrls and seven
boys.
The twins were born In Tazw.ll
County, 111., August 8, 1S2S.
Icecreams
AND
Candy
rMtlVAI.KO I ACII.ITIKS KXAUI.F,
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A.MOI XTS TO NO SMAI.I,
1 (lit THIS IIK.MAUK AIII K
st i:ss is pi. i:sitj kvkuvonk
Our kes, Cream and Parfais are of the
highest quality. Pure Ice Cream that you
will like and can get whenever you want
it.. 'We have contracted the habit of sat
isfying our customers. Free delivery in city.
Music and Instruments LeilOX & Ott
Honest Medicine Versus Fakes.
President Tuft's recent message I
suggesting an amendment to the !
Pure Kood and Drugs law In Its re- ;
lation to prepared medicines, does
not refer to such Blandard medicines '.
as Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
and Foley's Kidney Pills, both of
which ure true medicines carefully
compounded of ingredients whose
medicinal qunlitlcs are recognized 1 y ,
tho medical profession itself as the ,
best known remedial agents for the j
diseases they nre Intended to coun- ;
teract. For over three decades Fol- :
ey's Honey and Tar Compound has,
been a standard remedy for coughs, ;
colds and affections of the throat, '
chest and lungs fo children nnd for
grown persons, and It retains todny
Its pre-eminence over all other prep
arations of Its kind. Foley's Kidney
Pills nre equally effective and meri
torous. For sale by all druggists. I
Call no 3-10. ttifc Douglas County
Creamery, for cream; delivered to
any part of the city dtf
With our fine Carbonated Beverages, Ciders and Syr
ups and you will then appreciate they are all we claim
for them. They are pure and have not one drop of
adulteration in them. If your grocer docs not handle
them, get them direct from us.
Roseburg Soda Works
Phone 186
rlprinPP Of Summer Shoes
VlCClI Xi ICC Fntire stock of
Sale
Entire stock of
Men's and Boys', Ladies'
and Children's Oxfords and
Pumns and all summer shoes
AT
COST!
We wish to make room for our fall
and winter stock and offer these ex
ceptional values at the very lowest
prices for a short time.
R. L. STEPHENS, The Shoe Man.
213 JACKSON ST
NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE.
It is better to live ou a desert island
with a one-eyed parrot, that swears
than to live in a pearly niausion in
Paradise with a dirty shirt.
In the first place you don't need a shirt;
And if you ever get into the second place
Remember we do work for anybody, anytime, anyplace
Roseburg Steam Laundry
"No man has to serve au apprenticeship
in order to lcaru how to make mistakes."
YOU will make NO MISTAKE
If you buy your lumber, shingles, doors,
windows and building material of
Page Investment Company
DltV SI.Alt WfHHI.
rilOXK S42
ItOCK SI'ItlXOS Ctt.Xh.
TOO N. JACKSON ST.
Foley's Kidney Pills nre specially
useful In all ailments and disorders
of the kidneys and bladder, beraut-c
they are composed of Ingredients
specially selected for their corrective,
healing, tonic, and stimulating ef
fect upon these organs nnd the urin
ary passages. They are antiseptic,
autlltthlr and a uric arid solven'.
Try tlnAi. For sale by all druggists.
Studebaker
Wagons
Mitchell
Wagons
Buy The Best
Champion & McCormick
Mowers Rakes Binders Tedders
Recognized as the "Standard Machines" all over the World.
They don't cost you any more money than the cheaper con
structed machines.
J. F. BARKER & COMPANY
Implements and Vehicles J-1. Case
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