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Get auto contest votes at Church
Brothers'. tf
Judgei Wonacott and wife sjient
yesterday at Winchester.
A good new )Tano for rent. Phone
288-It. H. Jay Stone. tf
George Ncnner, Jr., left for Glen
dale this morning to he gone for the
day.
Fred Goff and wife have been en
gaged to teach tho schools at Elkton
for the coining year.
H. S, French took a Jolly party
In his nig auto to the North Umpqua,
above Winchester, yesterday to spend
' the day.
Church Brothers' Bakery will lssu
vote in tne automobile contest being
conducted by a number of local mer
chants In this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Agee, Mr.
and Mrs. James Clark and B. W,
Bates spent Sunday at Winchester
plcnlclng on tho North Umpqua.
Mrs. H. M. Farren and Mrs. A. E
Foster left Saturday night for Crater
Lake to make a few weeks' visit at
the home of the hitter.
Rev. Charlos WIlBon Baker and
Mrs. Baker have moved to the Morris
Webber ranch in the Edenbower dis
trict, which they purchased recently
-Mrs. Ralph L. Hussoll, wife of
The News, Jlnotypo operator, and
son, Lester, returned home Saturday
evening after a visit of three weeks
with her purentB at Oregon City.
There is an old madrono tree on
the ridge about Ave miles east of
town that Is about 30 feet in circum
frence, and in the branches of this
giant of the forest a platform 40
foot square might be built.
Lee Love was In the city bright
and early this morning to get sup
plies for his ranch down the river.
He began shenrlnR slice) today,
which Is the second clip for the seas
on. His early lambs are already
carrying a heavy fleece.
. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan FuIIerton.
Mr! and Mrs. B. Fontnn and Mrs. J.
C. Bigger lort hero Saturday for a
camping trip In the mountains nenr
Glide. Mr. Kenton will return here
tomorrow while tho others In the
party will remain until September.
Forest Supervisor 8. C. Bartrum
left last evening for Portland.
H. W. Oliver will tune your
piano or repair your organ. Phone
398. tf
Kolly Duncan and wife left this
morning for Salem after spending a
visit at their former home at Mvrtle
Creek.
In his business life, hats of good
style, good taste, are a big asset to
the young man. In his social life.
such hats are a necessity. Most of
our hats are made by Stetson after
Ideas of our own. New Stetson hats
just arrived. We are giving double
votes on all hats until August 10th.
a7 HARTH'S TOGGERY.
j ment of Romeo E. Scranton, de-
ceased.
Buchanan & Porter, Attorneys for
said Executrix. al9
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE . FORE
CLOSURE HALE.
BIDS WAXTKIt.
Bids will be received until Aug
ust 15, 1912, for the building of an
addition to the school house in dis
trict No. 75 (three miles east of
Roseburg on Deer Creek). The
building to bo completed and ready
for use within 30 days from August
15,, 1912, bids to be In accordance
with pleasant specifications fifed with
the clerk of said district.
The board will require a bond
from the successful bidder to guar
antee tho fulfillment of the contract.
The school board also reserves the
right to reject any nud all bids.
Dated this 3rd day of August,
1912.
CLYDE E. R. WALLACE,
Half Mile East of School House
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Notice is hereby given, that In
obedience to the command of the
circuit court of the Btate of Oregon
for Douglas county embodied In a
writ of execution dated the 26th day
of July, 1912, Issued out of said
court and under the seal thereof in
that certain suit had in said court
wherein S. J. Kamlnsky Is plaintiff,
and Louise Glese, executrix of th,e
last will and testament of Adolph
Glese, deceased, Louise Gleso, Ruth
Glese, Elsie Glese, Jane Doe Glese,
Mary Doe Glese, John Doe Glese,
Richard Roe Glese, and
Glese, are defendants, which execu
tion was to me directed and com-
LOVE'S
HORRORS
By LOUISE B. CUMMINCS
ORANGE ICE CREAM SOCIAL.
Wilbur Grange will give an Ice
cream social at the school house or,
the afternoon and evening of Sat
urday, August 17. The public Is
cordially Invited to nttend and enjoy
the affair with the Grange.
EXECUTRIX'S TTOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned Nettle M. Scranton has
been, by the County Court of Doug
las County, State of Oregon, appoint
ed executrix of tho Inst will and tes
tament of Romeo E. Scranton, de
ceased. All persons having claims
gainst said estate of Romeo E.
Scranton, deceased, are hereby re
quired to present the same, duly cer
tified, to the undersigned executrix
at Camas Valley, Oregon, within six
months from the date of this notice.
Dated this 22nd day of July, A. D.,
912.
NETTIE M. SCRANTON,
Executrix of the last will and testa-
manded me to sell the hereinafter
described real property to satisfy
tho demands of the plaintiff against
the Bald defendants, to-wit, the sum
of 370.88 with Interest thereon at
the rate of ten per cent per annum
from the 6th day of June, 1912, and
the further sum of fifty dollars
($50.00) as attorney's fees with In
terest thereon at the rate of six per
cent per annum from the 6th day of
June, 1912, and the further sum of
twenty-four and 76-100 dollars
($24.75) as plaintiff's costs and dls
bursftments taxed In said suit, and
the costs of and upon said writ of
execution;
NOW, THEREFORE, I will on the
31st day of August, 1912, at the hour
of two o'clock In the afternoon, ex
pose for sale and will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for
cash, at the main entrance to the
court house of said Douglas county,
In Roseburg, Oregon, the following
described real property, to-wlt:
East half of northeast quarter and
northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter and the northeast quarter of
tho northwest quarter of section 14.
township 30 south, range 2 west of
the Willamette Meridian, In Douglas
County, Oregon to satisfy the de
mands of the plaintiff herein togeth
er with the costs of and on said writ
of execution.
July 29th, 1912.
GEORGE K. QUINE.
Sheriff of Douglas County, Oregon
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The loveliest, the most barbarous.
the simplest, the strangest acts com
mitted by human beings find their mo
tive in love. And there is no country
In which love !a Its greatest intensity
has flourished as In Italy. It is the
soul of Italian poetry. It Is the motive
of Italiun crime.
One of the oldest families of Italy
Is. or, rather, was, the Contis. Me
dlevul Italy was ruled by great fami
lies, and their power lasted with vu-
jled degree for centuries. Beatrice
C'ontI, a beautiful girl who lived In
Rome a hundred years ugo. when the
Com! family was still, at least in name,
prominent, loved Caesar Brandiul. and
her love was returned. Beutrice was
a superior girl, and Braudinl wus a
prominent young man. He was very
accomplished, especially In those ninny
arts nertiiluincr to war. beln? the best
fencer as well as the best shot among
the patrician pet of Rome. But he was
nothing of a bully or a braggart nud
had only once hnd occasion to punish
any man. That was for abusing a de
formed child.
Sclplone Brescinl. a man about Cae
sar's age. was one day seen by the
latter to cuff a crippled beggar who
got in his way while crossing a street.
Caesar was so Indignant that he cuff
ed Brescinl. Sclplone did not return
the blow, and the matter seemingly
ended then and there.
Sclplone was a rejected lover of
Beatrice. To have been struck by his
successful rival turned his soul into
a fiery furnace. Had ho not fenred
the superior skill of Cnesnr ho would
hnve challenged him. As It was. he
found himself In n contemptible po
sition, with IK, wny out of It. Strange
to say. he not only coveted revenge
on Brandiul. but on Beatrice. He
brooded and brooded till he conceived (
tho Idea of striking the girl through
her lover.
One night
TO THE PUBLIC:
On and after September 1st we will not issue any
Premium Coupons. All coupons that are issued
prior to that date will be good until January, 1st,
1913 at which time they must be redeemed. Be
ginning with the first of the year we will offer to
our customers an entire new Free Deal.
Yours tor business,
R. STUBBS, The Grocer
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Caesar wns nasslnir
through one of those medieval Itomnn
streets, too narrow for even a side
walk, an arm was thrust out of a win
dow, and a knife entered bis bnck.
piercing the henrt lie fell and died in
a few minutes.
Beatrice, knowing that ber lover had
only one enemy in the world uud that
was Sclplone, felt assured that he was
the murderer, but when a stiletto wns
left nt her house on a dark night when
the person leaving It could not be rec
ognized she knew that it wns the
weapon with which Caesar had been
stubbed and that Sclplone was his mur
derer. No more fiendish revenge Is to be
conceived. Beatrice was- at once
I changed by it from the gentlest of
women to a deadly fury. The new
Beatrice differed from the former Bea
trice in proportion to the strength of
It did not even occur to her
Department of the interior, U. S
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
July 10, 1912.
NOTICE is hereby given that Vlr
lnda Vinson,, whose poatofflce ad
dress Is Cleveland, Oregon, did. on her love.
the 6th day of November. 1909 fli to punish Sclplone through the courts
In this nfll H,v- c..,. . She had no proof that he was the gulltv
In this office Sworn Statement and . norsuu. lr he ,,,, guo W0U(J m)t
Application, No. 0562S, to purchase j have produced It. The blood of the
the N. M N. W. , S E. & N W ! Con,,s rnn l"lre ln llr veins, and the
i .i w m , v. - ., ' Contis of the past had not been in the
ana .V w. N. L. y4. Section j habit of troubling the courts with their
26, Township 26 S., range 3 West, j disputes. The men relied on their
Willamette Meridian, and the "niber j ""j',',"1,- ,l,e wu'"-e of them was
thereon, under the provisions of the j m'i".i'i''i ,, r,.ii. I,- . , ,
WINNIE G ADDIS
"THE PLUMBER"
Roseburg. Pbone'20l
Sutherlin Phone 28
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act of June 3, 187S, and acts unum-
datory, known as the "Timber and
Stone Law, as such value as might
bo fixed by appraisement, and that,
pursuant to such application, the
land and timber thereon have been
appraised $8C4.00, the timber esti
mated 2.000.000 hoard feet at 4 0
to 70 cents por M, and the land
nothing; that said applicant will of
fer final proof Jn support or his
application and sworn statement up
the 27 day of September, 1912. be-
ror some time after the murder and
when she did surprised hlni by appear
ing not to suspect Hint ho bud any
thing to ilti with it. She even asked
him If be could not think of some oin
whose enuiltv Caesar had amused
Moreover, she did not appear to take
her lover's death to heart so much ns
he had expected. Sclplone gained con
lldence. All might yet bo well between
I him and her. True, for n time he had
! hated her. but her presence rekindled
love.
The two met often. Sclplone did not
need to go to see her ut her house, for
w. .v.-s.aLor necciver I nltod ! at that time every one In Home met
States Ijind Office, at Roseburg, j socially nt all sorts of open nlr fes
Oregon. tivals. Beatrice always greeted Sel-
Any person Is at liberty to protest 1 llollc wll'i n smile a smile that never
this purchase before entry, or Ini
tiate a contest at any time before
patent Issues, by filing a corroborat
ed affidavit in this office, alleging
facts which would dofeat the entry.
BENJAMIN F. JONES.
Register.
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Now is the Time
For that two-piece hot weather suit. Our
goods and prices will please you. We
make Ladies Suits too. Also do cleaning
and pressing.
W. A. ACKLEY, Tailor
ill Cass St.
hud and never could fall to win blin
And this Is an effect of love. Like
liquor. It steals a man's brains.
And so Sclplone drifted to his ruin.
Ho renewed the offer of his hand to
Beatrice and was accepted.
Before their marrlnge Beatrice In
I slsted on making a trip to India. She
j hnd heard of something In that coun
try she wanted. Sclplone was lonth to
part with ber and could not under
stand ber going. She told him she
wished n flower that grew there and
was nowhere else to be found with
which to decorate her trldn! veil.
What a singular woman's whim to
go nil tho way to India for a flower!
Beatrice wns gone a long while on
her Journey. When she returned she
fixed it date for her wedding, but pre
ferri.,1 that It should 1m? In private.
After the ceremony she sat ln her
welding dross, decked In the fresh
plucked flowers of a plant she had
brought from India. Iler husband sat
Itcslde her. ,
' Tor my sake. Inhale the perfume of
the (lowers I wns nt so much pains to
H't for our bridal." she snld.
She hold one of them to his nostril,
and be drew In its perfume. When he
wns nbout -to turn awny she put her
arm about his neck and pressed the
(lower to his nose. Presently be made
another effort to turn away. He could
hot he wns paralyzed. Then where
ho had seen his loving wife lie saw a
demon. As his sense faded the face
before him grew more terrible till
death enme to his relief.
He hnd Inhaled the odor of the pol
on flower of ludlit.
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MANY ARTICLES
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ROSEBURG ROCHDALE COMPANY
SHIRTS!!
Don' t wear stiff shirts. Lots
of men are even discarding
stiff collars. They are get
ting into those soft shirts of
ours with soft French cuffs
and soft detachable ''collars
to match. Until August 1st
we will give double votes
on the Automobile Contest
on all shirts sold. : : : :
Harth's Toggery, Inc.
D. H. MARSTERS PLUMBING SHOP.
Plumbing, Sheet Metal WorH, Tinning v
and Heating
North Jadlson Street, adjoining Peoples Marble
WorKs. Telephone 251.
WorK Done on Short Notice
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Phone 245.
All work fu-st-rlii.
Commercial Abstract Co
Abstracts of Title Filing Papers Prepared
Insurance, Etc.
Bonds ot all Kinds Furnished
Money to Loan on Improved Farm Property
ROSKBUKO. OREGON
Perkins Ilulldlng
RIVERSDALE TRACTS
Sub-division of the well known N . Curry Estate
ranch into ten acre tracts suitable for fruit, garden
and farm products, located five miles from Rose
burg, on the North Umpqua River. Sold on terms
The N CURRY ESTATE, Owners
Masonic Building Roseburg, Oregon
THE ECONOMY MARKET 4
George Kohlhagcn, Prop, j
Wholesale and Retail Butcher. The best the market
affords. All kinds of Stock bought and soM.
Phone 58
Rosebuig, Oregon