Mr. at?d Mrs. J. M. Rob left yes
terday for Newport where they expect
to spend a week enjoying their an
nual outing.
Shirley Walter of Southern Pa
cific employe, left yesterday for
Canby to spend a tew- days y lelt
lng with friends.
cash, at the main entrance to the quarter and the northeast quarter of
court bouse of said Douglas county, j the northwest quartor of section 14.
In Roseburg. Oregon, the following township 30 south, range 2 west of
described real property, to-wit: j the Willamette Meridian, la Douglas
East half of northeast 'quarter and County, Oregon to satisfy the do
northwest quarter of the northeast - nands of the plaintiff herein togeth
er with the 'costs of and on said writ
of execution. .
July 29th, 1912. ' .
GEORGE K. QUJNE,
Sheriff nf Douglas County, Oregon
a26
Congress Adjourned Sine Die
at 4:30 this Afternoon
SESSION ENDED
Oregon
STATE FAIR
SEPT. 2 TO 7, '12
Fair Grounds
Salem, Ore.
THE
3
Makes Special Low
Round Trip Fare
FROM
Roseburg
Direct to
Fair Grounds
$5.95
Livestock, agricultural, hor
ticultural, poultry and textile
exhibitM. Special exhibit
school children. $28,000 in
purBos for big race events.
Big spocial features daily.
Tickets on Sale August 29th to
September 7, inclusive, with
Final Return limit Septem
ber llth, 1912.
For further information rela
tive to fares, train schodules,
etc., call on nenrost Southern
Pacific Agent.
JOHN M. SCOTT
General Passenger Agent
Portland, Oregon
INVESTIGATE CAMPAIGN FUND
Scum) Adopt Kuril ItcMolutlon lie
frc A'ljiturnment Toduy Wide
And Thorough rmfjiiig of Kx-
penses Culled For.
WASh'INOTON Aug. 2t. Rofuro
adoptiijR the. adjournment rftnlu
tlon, the smalo adopted I he confer
ence report m the general di-Hclency
bill, following the withdrawal or ob
jections by Senators Smlt'n, of Mary-
hind and Culberfeon of Texas. !
3 o'clock t!:ls afternoon Pre hi dent
Tflft left tliR White House for the
capital to hIrii the bill. Both the
Henate and house adopted a resoL:
tin to, and did, adjourn sine die at
4:30 this afternoon.
Want Thorough Irlx.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2fi. Tlie
Pen roHe-Reed-Poi n dexter resol u t Ion ,
ealllrm for a wide and thorough lu
VG3lfgatfon of all eampalKn contri
butions Bince 1901. wae adopted by
the penato this afternoon. Senator
Penrose predicted that coi.Rres.-i
would adjourn qulokly, atuKirting
that an agreement on the deflrieney
bill had been reached. At 2:25 thl?
iftornoon the house took a-resets for
fin hour, the loaders horing; mean
while to fix u duflnlte hour for adjournment.
LOCAL NEWS.
Cbrfstlna Dowe went to Oakland
yesterday to spend a few days with
friends. ,
Wiley Pllklngton and wire spent
yesterday at Winchester enjoying n
day's outing,
MIhs Vera and Kdna Jones and Mrs.
Royee Jones spent yesterday at Oak
land visiting with friendB.
S. J. .lotion, a local capitalist, spent
Snturday afternoon at Oakland vis
iting with relatives.
Kred Chapman, wife and baby
wore among those who spent Sun
day at Wilbur.
Miss Peart umgenuerg left ynster-
! day for San Krnnclsco where she con
templates locating permanently.
Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Young returned
I nero nisi evening ai iir it iw mij
sont at Eugene and other northern
cltleB.
Mrs. J. R. Sutherland and daugh
ter, Miss lllldretb, left for Oakland
yosterday where they will spend n
few days visiting with friends.
PS2H0W
i
Melrose Fair and
Famier Institute
September 11-12
Liberal premiums given for Live Stock, Agri
cultural Produce, Domestic Science,
Poultry and Horticulture
Come and Make this Fair a Success
J. R. Poe and wife, accompanied
by Mrs. A. Hall left for Dallas yes-!
terday where they will visit with rela- i
tives and friends'."
Miss Lota Crowder left for her
home at Portland Sunday after a few
days spent In Koseburg visiting with
relatives, ' j
Mrs. II .R Allison and Mrs. D. Y. !
Allison left for Cottago Grove yes
terday to apend a few days visltiug
at the home of their parents.
Dr. A. C. Seely, wife and child
spent Sunday at Myrtle Creek visit- :
ing with Mrs. Seely's parents, Mr.:
and Mrs. John Hall. !
Mrs Kdward Jennlngu has return-;
ed from Portland where she spent '
a couple of weeks visiting - with j
friends, j
Miss Alice Brown, of Rice Hill, ar-:
rived here last evening to spend a
few days visiting at the home of her j
aunt, Mrs. Edward Billings. j
Miss Minnie Bell, who conducts a :
local millinery establishment, went
to Portlund Saturday evening to at
tend the fall millinery openings.
Mrs. A. N. Orcutt and children,
who have been spenldng the past
few weeks at Newport and other
coatit resorts are expected home this ,
evening or tomorrow.
Mrs. D. C. Humphrey, wife of a
local linotype operator, left for Al-1
hany yesterday to Bpend a week or
ten days visiting at the home of her
parents.
Mrs. J. W. Hatfield left for Perry-
dale, Washington, Sunday after a
few days spent In Rosoburg vlnitlng
at the home of her father, W. M.
Brumback.
RaBt & Negley, the plumbers, re
cently completed the task of plumb
ing the residence recently erected by
John Chase' and situated in Millers'
Addition.
V. L. Beard, a Yoncalla grocer and
correspondent for the Kvenlng News,
spent Saturday evening In Roseburg.
Mr. Benrd has many friends in Rose
burg and vicinity.
Mrs. John Presehern, formerly of
Roseburg, but of late of Springfield
arrived here last evening to spend a
few days visiting with relatives.
Mr. Presehern recently purchased a
brick yard at Springfield.
Loyal Km cry, son of William Em
ery, of Coles Valley, who has been
confined at Mercy Hospital suffering
from the effectB of a dislocated arm
for several weeks was yesterday re
moved to his home. The arm has been
relocated and no further difficulty!
is anticipated by the attending phy-i
slclans. The young man was taken
to his home by Dr. Hoover. i
I
ItOlt.N.
GRKEN To Mr. and Mrs. Kred
Green, of Wilbur, on Saturday.
Aug. 24, a girl.
NOTIC
3
I TREES
Can't Beat Douglas County Grown Trees
1 Italian Prune Trees, 4 to 6 ft. 1 yr old
$140.00 per 1000
Apple Trees 4 to 6 ft. 1 yr. $12 per 100
J $100.00 per 1000
R-ar Trees, 4 to 6 ft. 1 yr.;$25 per 100
$225.00 per 1000
Cherry same price as Pear; Peach same as Annie
Jj 1I of oilier Mock, nil guarantied trim lo rmno unit first cluss. f
WU1TK 18 AN V TIME, ON ANYTHING IV OIK LINK.
Yoncalla
on
$ Southern Oregon Nursery, Sn
OK MOKTGARI'. FOItH-
CLOSCRE SALE.
Notlco Is hereby given, TTint In
obedience to tho command of the
circuit court of the state of Oregon
for Douglas county embodied In n
writ of execution dated tho 26th day
of July, 1912, Issued out of said
court and under tlto seal thereof in
that certain suit had In said court
whoroln 8. J. Kamlnsky Is plaintiff,
and Louise Glose, executrix of the
last will nnd testamont of Adolph
1 1 Gleso. decensed. Louise Glesu. Huth
Gleso, Elsie Gleso, Jane Doo Glese.
Mnry Doo Giese. John Doo Glese.
Richard Uoo Glese, and
Gleso, are defendants, which execu
tion was to me directed and com
manded mo to soil the hereinafter
described real propert7 to sntlsfy
tho demands of the plaintiff against
Iho said defendants, to-wlt. the sum
of 376. SS with Intorest thereon al
tho rate of ten per cent per annum
from the 5th ny of June, 1912. nnd
tho further sum of fifty dollars
USO.OOI as attorney's fees with In
terest thereon At the rate of six per
cent rer annum from the 6th day of
Juno. 3 012, nnd the further sum of
twenty-four and 75-100 dollar?
(124.75) as plaintiff's costs and dis
bursements taxed lusald suit, and
the costs of end 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 J
auction to the highest bidder tor i
Coming! The Automobile Water Wagon.
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These Men
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Tuesday, August 27.
C'oinstock 8 u. in.
Drain 0::!0 u. in.
Y'onealla 11 n. m.
Oakland 1:30 p. ni.
Sullicrlln 3:00 p. in.
Wilbur 4:30 i. in.
Winchester 0:00 p. m.
Koseburg 8:00 p. in.
Wednesday, August 128,
milord 8:00 n. ni.
Myrtle Creek 0:43 a. m.
Jiiddle 11:00 u. in.
West Fork 4:00 p. ni.
(ileiidule 8:00 p. m.
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