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Decorate your home in hand paint
ed China. o22
Do you need u heating stove?
Strong has the best stoves at the low
est prices. swofl
Just a reminder we can supply
your grocery wants. Tue liee Hive,
of course. ti
Pure .lersey cream rroin the Cal
kins ranch, Iresu every day. Tbe
Beo Hive. if
W. A. Bogard, of Roseburg. is
here on business for a few days. Eu-,
gene Guard. '
A sure tiy klner for cowa, horses
and other livestock for $1 a gallon I
at tbe Bee Hive, of course. t;
Tho little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. lieubeu Marslers 1.1 said to be
very ill at tbe family homo in West
Roseburg. !
Ladies fine leather hand bags ati
reasonable prices at the Roseburg
Book Store. Wo give S. & H. green ;
trading stamps. tf
A report of the sale of real proper
ty in the estate of C. .1. Slovln, de
ceased, was filed in the probate court
this morning.
Wc have nil kinds of berry plants
ami small li-iiits tor hale. a sell
not lling but III" best. .ict our prices.
Kitellin & lllaek f
"ml M rs. 11. A. Wilson, of .
Roseburg, were in the city yosteidav.
Mr. Wilson is train dispatcher at
Kosehurg. Eugene Register.
Waterman's ideal lountaln pens, a,
complete line to select from at the,
Roseburg Book Siore. We give S. &
11. Green trading stamps. tf
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Peterson, who reside on Sykes,
street, died this afternoon. The fun
eral will he held tmiwrow. 1
A. C Matthews la shipping three
car-loads ot gravel, sand and crushed
rock to Suihciiin, in louKlas county,
tn be used in building operations
there. Eugene Guard.
Fino writing paper and envelopes
at moderate prices at the Roseburg
Book Store. We give S. & H. greeo i
trading stamps. "
The semi-annual account In the es
tate of William Carroll, deceased,
was filed in the probate court this,
morning. S. K. Sykes. a local linri.-,
ware merchant, is the administrator.!
The Douglas Creditors Association
todav filed a ski It 'In the circuit court
In which they seek to colect the sum
of $11.33 from J. Yokum. The
amount of the claim is said to be due
for merchandise.
The Douglas Creditors ,Wrvl.Hin
todav filed a suit In the ). !
against Ivor MrM nil"". Plaintiff
seel;S to collect the sum of M 1 :.
F.lYe:.! to be due Hire & Ilice for
uy' rrhan.ii-c.
-' r-i !:ivcn tip our lenc on ortle-
y''"i lie lire 'jeiiig to "Oil our iiflh.
t",':'linte. m.-wtmr of clinics. rm.,
Xh, fillnl! fm li net anil nnlrjr oHi-
iiriirlo. '.ill at office I rl'lay nii-J
Hntiintay. Kltcliln 111 k "
Mrs Carne Von I.ind was this nf
'ernoon irrantcd a decree of divorce
hv Judge Hamilton. In the circuit
court, acainst her husband, M. Von-
Und. Desertion and gross drunken
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ness were the chief allegations of the
complaint. The couple lived at Glen
dale. Henry Richardson lert for Port
land this afternoon on business.
Olive Davis, of Myrtle Creek,, ar
rived here this afternoon to visiit
with friends.
Fred Heavens and wife, of Green,
were visitors in Roseburg this after
noon. B. H. Cole and wi;v, or Oakland,
were visitors in Roseburg for a few
hcurs this moinlng.
K. Ward went to Oakland this af
ternoon to spend a few days visiting
with his daughter.
Mrs. G. II. Miller returned to her
homo at Oakland today after a brief
visit at the homo of Mrs. John En
gor. All our fine GO cent box writing
I'aper reduced to HO cents, and one
dollar's worth of S. & H. green trad.
Ing stamps Tree with each box. one
week only, at the Roseburg Book
Store. tf
Miss Mildred Wilson entertained
charmingly last night at her beauti
ful home in North Roseburg. Cards
and dancing, as well as several vocal
numbers by Miss Wilson, were enjoy
ed by the sixteen guests. Delicious
refreshments were served. Miss Flor
ence Lilburn took first and Mr. Frank
Lilburn took the consolation prize.
In the case of the Riddle State
Tlnuk vs. R. E. Hutchinson, the de
fendant this morning filed a motion
astking tnat the plaintiff be compelled
to make his complaint more specific.
Plaintiff is also asked to set out
in the complaint whether the p-om-issory
note Involved was executed by
Mr. Ilutehlnron. as a partner In (he
firm of The Adlor Creek Lumber
Company, or Individually.
A petition asking that new apprais.
ers be appointed in the estate of Ed
ward W. Sparrow, deceased, was fil
ed in the nrnhato court today by State
Treasurer Kay. of Salem. The. peti
tioner says he believes the appraise-1
meat of the deceased's estate is fari
too low. This assertion, he says he;
bases on what he has hpen told by;
parties who purvort to have know--!
edge of th porperty left, by the de-t
ceased.
Papers of administration were j
filed In the probate court this morn-!
ing in the estate of Charles Mahn.j
deeensed. Mrs. Charl-M Mabn is!
named as administratrix, while F. E. j
Alley, II. '!. Church and James Clark;
are named as appraisers. The estate!
is said to be valued at approximate- J
H- $700, The heirs mentioned in,
the petition and order on file In the)
probate court are Clara Mnhn, w'id-j
(iw; E. 11. Mahn, Fred Malm and!
Clarence Mahn. brothers; Lillian I
Plaster. Mabel Helllwell and Alice
.Mahn, sisters. j
. mjirned Wnmpu hal'ing frrirp
Marshfield and at present employed
In a local restaurant, was arrested
In- Officer Chambers late sosterdav
on ?. vatmncv charge At the time
nf her arrest s;ie Is Mild to have ben
ic. coeit.anv v. ith a ouosHennble male
,;.-,ra,.r r.f this ci'v. s''e pasted $;.
bail, which is being held by Recorder
imberlv pending disposition of the
-,ie. Tite wooirn i;avo her first
n "H-'be". She I'ns two M'lull
chiUlren dependent upon her for a
liv'pg Her his ia":'1. she sas re-
t , w deserted her et. .ilacshfieid find
to Pnn ,-. r !te. I - ni.'v n
sides If wa ascertained la;e toda
r ,.' e-jP ' ir-'" i-' Kt' i
Diton. and that she live,; t Mvrtl--Point
.
-Hill i if $ ?fe g X
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In answer to a suit for divorce re
cently filed against him by his wife,
Wlnthrop Foley tills afternoon filed
an answer in the circuit court. He
admit!) having married plaintiff and
that one child was born to their un
ion. In his answer he accuses the
plaintiff of consorting with men oth
er man himself, one of whom he re
fers to as his hired man. Upon one
occasion Foley claims that his wife
attended a dance with the "hired
man" and during the evening Intro
duced hlni to acquaintances as a
cousin, Foley says he discharged the
fellow and he went to work for Mrs.j
Foley's mother. Foley claims thatj
Mrs. Foley followed him and was in!
his company for some time there- j
after. Foley also avers that Mrs. i
Foley and the hired man spent con-
sldeVitble time In Roseburg upon var-i
lous occasions against his consent.1
Later Foley says his wife became ac
quainted with Charles Grlder. With
this man, Foley claims his wife left
Myrtle ('reek and for a time accoiu--panied
the Arnold shows.. Foley also
contends that his wife and Glider
stole his automobile, and after selling '
the same Grider left for Xevada.
Grider is at present under arrest at
Winnomucca fin a chartre of non-support
preferred by his wife. Mr. Foley
asl's for a decree of divorce, the cus
tody of the minor child and an order
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Of Bogard Addition is appealing to many.JLots are large and close to
the center cf a growing, prosperous city. Nevvindustries will demand
Homesites for employees. By buying now under ourlspecial low price
and easy terms, one can secure-a handsome lotwhich will eventually
be worth many times the purchase price.
declaring him to be the owner of
certain real estate purchased slnco
his man Inge. AttorneyW. V. Card
well represents Mr. Foley.
Mrs. Scott Landers left for her
home at Portland this afternoon.
f! P A,1,muu tlin HulberliM drnir-
glst, spent the morning in Roseburg
with friends.
K. Mauldlng, a local electrical deal
er, left, for Portland this afternoon)
to purchase fixtures for the new;
MethodlBt church, now In course of;
erection.
A sixty cent box of fine writing ealla that afternoon mid will return
pnper and one dollar's worth of S. aeie with his prisoners tonight.
& II. green trading stumps, Mr fifty . (.,rBeI, wtn tr(!Sss, II. W.
corns. One week only at the Rose-, (;,.mV(, ,,,, cm,.ios Allen wero ar
hurg Hook, Store. ,f:ralgned In the Justice court thlr.
H. Dunlin, wife and children, of! morning. They entered pleas of not
Terre Haute, Ind., left for Chat(a- guilty and the case has been set for
nooga, Tenn.. this afternoon afterj tomorrow. The warrant, wan IsHtied
several days spent in Udenhower vis-j at the lusllgatlon of George Olllvant,
Itini; with their (laughter, Mrs. R. ; of Flournoy Valley.
M. Weinsteln. j it was learneil here today thai Mrs.
William Mardln, Frank linvls and Grbler, wife of the man under arrest
A. U. Ridgeway. of Sutherlln, nrriv-j in Nevada on a charge of min
ed here last evening and were at-! support, has weakened and asked the
talgned In the justice court this t of If curs not to prosecule hlni. Inas
morning on charges or hunting with-; much as the officers claim In have
In the corporate limits of their homo, oilier charges against Glider they
town. The men deny the charge and care little what atlltnilo she displays
i ntered pleas of not guilty, The . In the matter. The officers sooni to
hearing has been set for Saturday, place some credence In Glider's story
.Mardln. Davis and Ridgeway wor.; to tho effect that the person niak
irrestcd upon complaint of Game! Ing the complaint Is not his lawfully
Warden Georire M. Knox, of Collage; wedded wife. Not until Grider Is
Grove. Constable Edward Singleton I returned here, however, will the of
iiuent the afternoon at Sulheiiiu ' fleerq be able to Hubslanllalo Ills
summoning witnesses In tho case. statements. In the event his accusa.
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New Evening Shoes at $3.00
We have just received new pink, white, blue
and black satins and black velvet even- (IQ
inSlippers; look at them now. Special DO
Men's Wool Underwear $1.00
An extra fine wool iument in Krey only,
shirts and drawers. Will be the best value
that vou ever bought, and look t'j (T"I
your Underwear needs now, spec. sj;ar. j) X.
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BOGARD,
CITY Nh'WS
Miss Uuxton, of llroekway, spent
i "'o 1,l'
In Rosebirg visiting with
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According to a message received
horo tills morning two strangers
were arreBled at YoneuUa today on
a ennrge or nreaiting inio aim roouing
a residence of that city. Deputy
I Sheriff Ralph Qulno went to Yoir
minninriiinniiiiiiitiiiiiiiiinii iiw whmimiihwim bhhw
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Office 405
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tlon In Hue he will probably bo ar
rested on another ehargo oven mora
serious than tho one at Issue.
Mrs. Martha Levins, ot Portion!,
arrived in Roseburg lust, evening to
spend a few days visiting with,
friends.
According lo word revolved lioro
today, I. U, Smith, rormor owner of
tho Monogram Cigar Store In Hits
city, contemplates locating nt Grants
Pass. Ho Is said to have been offer
ed a lucrative position there.
Does anyone In Douglas county
know a man by tho name of lioscoe
II. Stunt-,!. If so you should notiry
The News. The aged mother ot Oil
young man arrived In Roseburg today
In search of her son, whom she Bays
was last heard of in ltu;,eburg thro
years ago. lie was a tinsmith h
trade, hill Is said lo have followed
another profession during his resi
dence here.
WANTED Man, to do plowing. Must
furnish team. Eilonbowor district.
Inquire News. l!IUS-tl
WANTED - Furnished collage lor
the winter, close In on paved slreou
Inquire News. I DaS-K
WANTED Horses and cows to paa-.
ture on Ramp ranch. AddroKH or
call at Box II, It. I). 1, Dougla.
street. JfiHT-n.lOn
HELP WANTED Wood chopper Id
contract culling Mill or more tiers
of stove wood. Edonbower dis
trict Inquire News. iidiHi-tf
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