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rtiCTMP. fI rT CAT 17
Third Week of the Big Economy Carnival
Two Weeks of heavy selling have made little impression on our splendid, tremendous
stock. Those who buy now may still have a generous assortment to select from. But
do not delay. Outfit yourself and family for the Summer, at a big saving.
Everything
Store
Reduced
No Matter What You 3uy, You Can't Help Saving Money
Our Store Will Be
Open Every Evening
Until Nine o'Clock
Established 1877
Roseburg, Ore.
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I Personal Items
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Mrs. Verne Bartlelte underwent an
operation at Mercy hospital this
morning.
Bridno & Beach ranges and stoves
at Churchill Hardware Co. '8. Qual
ity goods. swni
Jack Wilson, of Kiddie, spent the
afternoon In town looking after husf
ness interests.
Bridge & Beach ranges have a 25
year record for use, and still not
worn out. Quality service. swm
J. G. Fiook left for his home at
Portland this pfteruonn after a few
duys sient In Rosehuri; visiting with
friends.
Mr. Pendleton, a wealthy timber
dealer of Kverett, Wash., arrived
here yesterday to spend a few days
looking after business interests. It
Is possible that the gentleman will
purchase considerable Douglas coun
ty timber during his sojourn in this
vicinity.
Dr. Lowe leaves tomorrow noon.
William Buxton, of Brock way,
spent the day In Roseburg attending
to business matters.
Attorney Dexter Rice last evening
purchased an K. M. F. automobile of
Claud Cannon, the local agent.
The ladies' aid society of the M .
E. church will meet in the church
parlors on Wednesday afternoon.
S. J. .Jones returned from Wolf
Creek last evening where he dispos
ed of lfto acres of laud to J. II. Han
son, ol Medford.
The lliiuuir That N Different. By
the ladies of the M. K. Church South.
Place- Masonic building. Time of
opening: Monday evening. May 27.
Will have for sale home cooking.
J candles, sewing, groceries and furni
ture. M-LT.
yesterday morning. Immediate cause
of death fs thought to be incident to
ld age, as deceased was 7 1 . He
leaves u son and daughter to mourn
his demise, the former a resident of
Wilbur and engaged in business
hero. The remains will be brought
to Wilbur on the evening train to
day, and Mineral services will occur
tomorrow, but at present writing no
1 definite arrangements have been
made concerning the services.
IU('l IT CO CRT
Few Criminal Action are Scheduled
For Disposition
I Mr. and Mrs. G. I. Jones, of Med-
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Causes
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Scalp
Midiind
Clogthe porei of the icalp, prevent! the
hair from obtaining proper nourishment
cauies it to lade and eventually to fall
out. And beiidea, ift irritating and
annoying to have your icalp itching and
burning all the time.
If you want to get rid of the Dandruff
germ to atop the annoying itching and
burning-to have a really clean and
healthy icalp, get a bottle of HAY'S
HAIR HEALTH to-day prove to your
elf what a latiifaction it it to have hair
health.
Your money back if not tatiifactory.
$1.00 .id 50e at Drag Store, or direct
Ul bottle-Fhik Ht iP. Newwk. IV J.
Marsters Drug Co., and Hamilton
Drug Co. nell It for 50c and $1.00,
or from Philo Hay Spec. Co., New
ark, N J.
ford, arrived hen? this afternoon to
spend a few days with the former's
father, G. X. Jones. Concluding
their visit here Air. and Mrs. Jones
will go to Eastern Oregon.
C. E. Whistler, of Medford, can
didate for joint-representative on the
republican ticket at the next general
election, left here today for Kugne.
During his stay in Roseburg Mr.
Whistler made many friends, and in
dications are that he will receive a
flattering vote In this county.
The case of the State vs. Frank
Rogers, who Is accused of uttering
slanderous remarks regarding Mrs.
A. W. Keer. of Roberts Creek, was
heard In Justice of the Peace Reuben
Marsters' court this afternoon. Dis
trict Attorney George M. Brown re;
resented the state and Attorney El
bert Hermann the defendant. Th
statements alleeed to have been ut
tered by Rocers followed Mrs. Kerr's
entrance to Mercy hospital wIut
,he underwent an operation.
H. J. Russell, an need resident of
Wilbur, died quite suddenly at the
home of his daughter In Portland
(Continued from yesterday. )
His. State of Oregon plaintiff, vs
, Sotit hern Pacific Company, defend
ant; damages. II. VanWiukle, A. .M.
(Crawford and Fuilerton & Orcutt. for
i plaint ft
I r.r.l. Three Pines .Mercantile Co..
a corporation, plaintiff, vs. J. I.. & S
A. K fit dull, defendants; replevin.
Caldwell & Watson for palitiliff; Co
show & Rico for defendants.
--"i . L. L. Corliss, plaintiff, vs
OreL'on-ldaho Company, defendant ;
action for money. .1. . Johnson Air
II. G. Smith for plaintiff; Albert Ab
raham and Kollock & 'An linger for
delt nti.uw.
r ." 7 . J. 11. Bowman, plaintiff, vs.,
William C. Cox, et al., defendants;
suit In partition ; for con fir mat Ion,
Coshow & Rice for plaintiff.
."t',1. A. E- Rorthwfck, plalntirf,
vs. P. j. Austin, Wallace F. Kasl
ham, and C. A. Wilbur, defendants;
to set aside deed and quiet title, f I
II Riddel for plaintiff.
i!J-. I). A. Mackintosh, plaintiff,
vs. Oregon-Idaho Company, defend
ant; transcript on appeal from Jus
tice Court. Smith & Ilaekwith for
plaintiff and respondent; Albert Ab
raham for defendant and appellant.
(JL'ft. R. S. Howard. Jr., receiver
of The Title Guarantee and Trust
Co.. plaintiff, vs. J,. H. Ferhrasche
& Melvina Kerbrasche, deendanth;
action for money. M. F. Rolf for
plaintiff; Albert Abraham for de
fen da nt.
625. R. S. Howard. Jr., reefer
of The Title Guarantee & Trust Co..
plaintiff, vs. Melvina Irbrasche, et
I at., defendants ; to set aide deed.
M. F. Dolph for plaintiff; Albert Ab
raham for defendant.
631. Capt. W, F. Hedgeft, plain
tiff, E. D. Riddle & W. J. Warn
er, defendants; Injunction; objec
tions to cost bill. C. S. Jackson &
R. W. Marsters for plaintiff; Coshow
& Rlc for defendant.
U. A. H. Ford, plalnlirf. vs.
Cow Creek Mill Company, et al, de
fendant; Injunction. Smith & lieck
with for plaintiff. Piatt & Piatt, J.
O. Ilailey. and Coshow & Rice for
defendant.
6i:t. Alfred T. Kelllher. plaintiff,
vs. John S. Smedberg. et al, defend
ant; to foreclose mortgage, (ieorge
Ci. lUughnni and Coshow & Rue for
..laiiilil.'.
Ct;i. Stearns &, Chenoweth, plff.,
vs. H. F. Clark and Thomas Clark,
defendants; action for money. Full
rton & Orcutt for plaintiff
6t;:. D. X. Ollmore. plaintiff, vs.
i. F. Pattei Kon, defendant ; act Ion
or money. C. S. Jackson for plain
Iff; Curdwell At Watson for defend
in:. t; 7 s . I,. M. Travis, plaintiff, vs.
"has. J. Hosen, defendant; to recov
t nione. I.. M. Travis for idainlifr.
tiM. X. V. Sorenrion. plaintiff, vs.
lohn Doe Pa'lnn and Tim Duncan &
Urcwer I. iimbei- Co., a corpora t ion .
lefi'tnianls; suit In equity. John F.
fcman foi jdalntltf.
!k. F. H. Rhondes. plahitiff. vs.
S. C. Thies, et al, defendant; to re
move cloud. O. P. Coshow for plain-1
tiff; Fuilerton & Orcutt for defend-1
a iii.
7 I U. W. R. Foote & Serve ne
Foote, pialntlfls, vs. William Hchuldi
and Hilda Sc hnldt, defendants; ac-
timi for money. A. J. Sherwood. 1
and Fuilerton & Orcutt for plaintiffs. I
711. I. D. Dompier, plaintiff, vs.
May Iximpier. defeiiflani ; divorce,
c. I. Hamilton (or plaintiff; C. M.
Kissinger and L. It. Ed in un son for
defendant.
7'l. ion J. flerspach and James
M. Chart lerls, partners as Oerspach
& Charterls. plaintiffs, vs. Myron
Oate, defendant; to recover money.
P. A. CummlngK for plaintiff; C. I
Leavenuood and Fuilerton & Orcutt
for defendant.
7';2. Annie Kent Richardson,
plaintiff, vs. H. M. Martin, guardian
of Itenton M. Kent, Insane, defend
ant; to remove cloud. E. I. Can
non for plaintiff.
"73. H. J. Ritehey, plnintirf, vs
G. P. Miller, defendant; to recover
money. George Neuner, Jr., for
plaintiff; Drown & Eddy for defend
ant. 781. Jackson County, plaintiff.
vs. The Sterling Mining Co., and
Fred J. Itlakeley, defendants; to
foreclose mortgage. M. Purdfn & II.
J. Vawter for plaintiff.
7!U. J. H. Williams, et al, plain
tiff, vs. J. F. Hortzler, defendant;
suit for accounting and Injunction
and foreclosure of contract. II. D.
Norton Tor plaintiff; E. P. Moreom
for defendant.
797. D. C. Gibson, plalntifr, vs.
Estate of Win. Coach, deceased. Ar
thur F. Coach,, et al, defendants;
suit to set aside deed. Logan &
Smith and O. P. Coshow for plain
tiff. 7!t! Giunt Powder Co., Consol
idated a corporation, plaintiff, vs.
regon Western Hallway Co,, a cor
poration, et al, defendant ; suit to
foreclose lien, .loll ii F. Logan a ml
John C. Shfllock for plaintiff; Co
show - Rice, R. A. Letter and Win.
I). Fenton for defendant.
MIL'. State of Oregon, oil relu
tion of C. K. Ilasard, mayor of the
town or Drain, plaintiff, vs. C. E.
Stewart and Drain Water Company, a
corporation, defendants; quo warran
to. O. p. Coshow and (ieorge M.
Mrown for plaintiff; J, S, Medley for
defendant.
Mid. pacific Coast Line Railway!
Company, a corporation, plaintiff, vs. :
Warren p. Reed, and Marjorle W. !
Reed, defi-ndants; condemnation suit. I
(Jeoige E Frost. Sr.. for plaintiff. I
si:!. D. S. Knowlett, plaintiff, vs.
E. L, Know les. defendant ; suit, for ,
divorce. C. S. Jackson for plain-1
MS. s. A. Sanrord. plaintiff, vs. I
Fred J. Itlakeley. defendant; action j
to re over money. O. P. Coshow fori
plaintiff.
1 Kit. H. A. Sanford, plaintiff, vs. '
Skelley Lumber Company, a corpor
ation, defendant ; action In recover
money. O. P. Coshow for plaintiff; l
F. (i. Mlcelll for defendant.
S. A. Sanford, plaintiff. v.
E. R. Hanan, defendant; to recover
money. O. P. Coshow for plaintiff;
Mrown & Eddy for defendant,
827. J. D. lurcher, plolntiff. vs,
Clark O'ltryan. defendant; action for
money. J. D. Zurcher in Pro Per,
for plaintiff.
2!. Warren Lufas, plalntifr, vb.
T. K. Singleton, defendant; to re
cover personal property and dam
age. George Neuner, Jr., for plain
tiff; Card well & Watson for defend
ant. 833. It. M. Knight, plaintiff, vs.
O. H. llyera, defendant; action for
damages. Curdwell & Wutuou for
plaintiff; George Neuner, Jr., and O,
P. Coshow for defendant.
8:iti. A. G. Spaulding &
Spauldlng, doing business under the
(Inn name and style of Spauldlng
itros., plaintiffs, vs. S, K. Sykes, do
fondant; action for money. C. L,
Hlimllton Tor plaintiff; Frank G. Ml
celll and E. 11. Hermann for defend
ant. 8 4. Patrick Murphy, plaintiff,
vs. A. F. SleariiH & C. 1. Chenoweth,
partnui'H, defendants; to recover"
money. R. W. Marsters und C. S.
Jackson for plaintiff; O. P. CoshoW
for defendant.
S I I. S. A. Sanlord, trustee, plain
tiff, vs. Sarah I. Day. et al. defend
ant; suit. Coshow & Rice for plain
tiff; Cardwell & Watson, and Raise
& McKeo for defendant.
Klii. Clara Marks, plaintiff, vu.
II. J. Wilson; ejectment. C. S, Jack
son and Iluchanan & Porter for
plalntirf; Fuilerton & Orcutt and Co
allow & Rice for defendant.
(Continued tomorrow.)
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