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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1913)
gjgggSBBBgj 1 1 Economy in Furs You'll appreciate Uio opportun'ty of Inspecting splendid samples of the latent ideas In furs made by the larKet fur manufacturer!! on the Pacific Coast offered at w iov:hhI price, and eliminating the middle-man's profit. Our Mrs. M. Perry will be at tlie Umpqua Hotel Monday and Tues day, Nov. 3rd and 4th,, and w 11 quote pleasing price on the new goods displayed, and will furnish estimates for remodeling old furs in the luteV. styles at economical prices. 286 Morrison St. Portland, Oregon SILVERFIELO'S WEST ROSEBURG GROCERY We can save you money on Jour grocery bill. Our stock in FUESII and COMPLKTK. Phone your need. Prompt delivery and Hatisfac tory ausured. AMI our good's guaranteed. DOWELL & POSTER PHONE 29. D. H. MARSTERS' PLUMBING SHOP. Plumbing, Sheet Metal WorK, Tinning and Heating North JacKson Street, adjoining Peoples Marble Works. Telephone '251. Work Done on Short Notic ROSEBURG, ORE FOR SALE! BEAUTIFUL ENGLEWOOD RANCH A splendid property, on the main Umpqua river, and having marveloualy tortile Boll and climate conditions, with splendid timber and excellent domestic water piped throughout house, barn and numerous lots and feed corrals. On account of the several sur gical operations and the recent hospital experience of Mr. Eugle, making It necesary for him to spend much of his time in hospitals, and for financial reasons, he has concluded to sell that splendid country estato. This is not an ordinary or even an average ranch; but has all the requirements of a first class country home, where one can have the maximum of both comfort and profit, and live there under excellent cllmntlo and all other most satisfactory condi tions. There are 870 acres, well Improved and most productive, for general farming, stock, dairying and for all kinds of fruit and ber ries and Is all garden land of the highest productiveness. Has about four miles of main Umpqua River frontage. The river bottom lands have twenty foot or more of excellent soil. No overflow. Soil on elopes and benches Is also deep and rich, excellent for fruit and all farm and garden purposes. The pnrks of spreading onk, arid the fir forests, all In an ex cellent parking systom, are the wonder and admiration of all nature-loving people who see this Bplcndld ranch, which Is In a class by Itself. Write, phone or see J. M. Englo, or any of his family on the Englewood ranch for prices and terms, on part or all of the property. A very low price will be made for quick action. Don't mlBs the opportunity of your life to secure the best country home that may be found anywhere around the globe. KNGL.I3, Kullogg, Or. COIW'TV CI.KHK I.U.VOX COM. I'IMCH IMX'KKT I'Olt XOVK.M- Isl.'ll KKSSIO.VS OK tOL'IlT ' - , About Three HiiimIhmI Civil Action' Aro IiM'hnlei! In Dock ft Kew Criminal (.Bse., 1 . SWKKT CHJKIt. . Mode ot sound, ripe apples. sold in bottles or barrels. Gat the -best. Older from Walzlg ouviHe, Or. 24 5-n O. ; County Cler!'. Kdivard Lenox late i yestorduy concluded the ta&k of com piling the docket for the November 1 term of the circuit court. The dock I et contains about 300 civil causes, not : a lew of which will either be dis missed or continued on the fimt day I of the session. The docket follows: 14. K. W. Thurber vs W. F. Coop er; action for money 18. Bernard i.Krakenberger va. Harry A. Griswold; to recover mon ey. 197. A. M. Lady vs Kreelln Coruutt and Clarance Cornutt, partners as Cornutt Lumber Co.; action for money. 212. Chas. H. Chauncey, et al, vs. Tim Cobb Heal Estate Co.; Ac tion at law. J. F. Ualrker & Co., vs. E. P. Ty nan; action for money. A. D. Jackson vs. J. h. Tenney; to recover money. George 11. Durham, trustee vs, & C. R.'lt. et ul;Suit in equity. 431. V. IS. Alllbury vs. Ira Barker et al; to recover money. 471. Matt Fassett vs. Mrs. E. E. Boswell; damages. 64 2. L. L. Corliss vs. Oregon Idaho Co.; Action for money. 657. J. B. Bowman va. William C. Cox, et al; suit in partition. Btil, A. E. Boirthwlck vs. P. L. Austin, Wallace K. Eastman & C. A. Wilbur; to set aside deed and quiet title. 1122. D. A. Mackintosh vs. Oregon- Idaho Co.;transcript on appeal. 62C. It. S. Howard Jr, receiver of the Title Guarantee and Trust Co., vs. L. It. Kerbrasche and Mulvina Kerbraache; action for money. 29. R. S. Howard, Jr., received of the Title Guarantee and Trust Co., vs. Melvlna Ferbrasche, et al; to set aside, deed. (131. Cupt. W. F. Hedges vs. E. D. Kiddle & W. J. Warner; Injuction, objection to cost of bill. 607. J. W. Koop vs Cook and E. L. Giles; nctlon for money. U78. L. M Travis vs. Chas J. Itos en; action to recover money. C84. N. V. Sorenson vs. John Pay ton and the Duncan & Brewer Lum ber Company, a corporation; suit in equity. 792. J. II. Williams et al vs. J. F. Hertzier; suit for accounting and Injunction and foreclosure of contract. 813. D. S. Knoles v.H Knolos; divorce. 818. S A. Sanford vs. Fred J, Ulakeley; action to recover money. 819. S. A. Snnford vs. SkeIy Lumber Company, a corporation; ac tion to recover money. 827. J. D. Zurchcr vs. Clark O' Drynn; action for money. 840. Patrick .Murphy vs. A. F. Stearns & C. L. Chenoweth, part ners; to recover money. 841. S. A. Snnford, trustee vs. Sarah I. Day ct al; suit. 1370. Mrs. Jettle U. Pcppard vs. Geol'KO B. Myers and Florence My. i ' l I i Bros., Ciiny a corpora to recover . It. n. Co. Co. ; con- i era; fore lo.-utre of mnrttt-iae. ! 1371 l- luv. .tuiHit Company, I a corporation vs. W. C. Harding Land : Co., a corporation; to recover money, i 1372. Dvuijlas Creditors Associa tion, a corporation vs. Knseue Hix son and Kmir.ii .1. Hisson, bis wile; action for un-ney. 1373. Stearns & Chenoweth vs Margaret J. Kngle and J. M. Engle; to recover money. 1374. -Max W. Klnimel va Bessie Kimmel; divoice. 1376. S. J. Siirague vs. Warren P. Reed and Ernest Haskell; peti tion of review. 854. Stale of Oregon vs. Ed Franklin; indictment. 878. (iarr-Scott Co., Hon vs. E. 11. Thrush; money. 879. Willamette Pac vs. Sparrow Kroll I.br. damnation I 905. George F. Felts vs. James D. Boyer and Harriet Boyer; suit to quiet title. 925. State of Oregon vs. E. La sina et al; condemnation suit. 929. Clara .Marks vs. Melvin Damewood, et al; to recover real property and Damages. 930. Clara Marks vs. H. J. Wil son; ejectment. 932. ltoseliurg National Bank, a corporation, vs. Thurman Chancy; to recover money. 956. Alpha Lodge No. 47 K. of P. vs A. M. Molcsworth and W. A. Molesworth ; action for money 902. Geo. A. Crane vs. A. L. Thornton; to recover money. 971. J. H. Booth vs E. L. Par rott, ndtnr, et al; to foreclose mort gage. 979. Nettie Fostor vs Chester II. Foster; divorce. 984. Sura L. Lldbanskl, ct al, vs. II. Wollenberg, et al; suit. 1007. John Sappe, vs. Fred .1. Blakeley; action for money. 1017. II. A. Hasor vs. The City of Kiddle; injunction. 1020. Fred J. .Molntyre vs. II. J. Wilson; to set aside deed. 10.1.",. Chava Lira, et al, vs. II. Wollenhcrg; to cancel deed and con tract. 1041. Western Merchants' Pro tective Association vs S. J. Baseel; action for money. L. CALL FOIl WAHH.AXTS. Notice is hereby given that all war rants to nnd including No. 627 of school district No. 4. Douglas County, Oregon, endorsed May 2S, m 13. n,(i prior thereto "not paid for want of funds" are this day called for pay ment by the undersigned, and all in terest thereon will ceaso from the date hereof. Dated this 2Sth dav of October. 1913. GEORGE NEUNEH. Jr., Clerk Srhnnl District No. 4., Douglas County, Oregon. n4 The cut out circus on page 36 of the November Ladies Home Jour nal will please the children. Get a copy at the Koseburg Book Store, tf We give S. & II. , Green Trading Stamps with each 10 cent purchase at our store. JOHNSON'S DRUG STORE TOT"- Tel. 31 North Roseburg You'Are Entitled to the Best AND THE Roseburg Steam Laundry Is where you get the best. Try us and be convinced. 438 N. JacKson Streer Phone 79 I You Dont' Have to Go to Sea to See PAT For Cement Culverts, Cement Sewer Pipe, sizes 8 to 36 inches. Cement building foundation and chimney blocKs. Cement sidewalks and Cement work of any Kind. I have Ave or Blx houses I will sell cheap, as I wnnt to use the money in other business. Bee my burglar proof window lock. Its O. K. See Pat's Elastic roof paint for leaky roofs. We build, move or repair your houses. Business buildings a specialty. Over forty years experience In building. F. F. PATTERSON CONTRACTOR and BUILDER Washington 5t. z f) 9 0 o if) n n Ut lu (r. k i i j L L I r Oak 5t P 'rt n i i i i iu si it. i of W oo ?i " 5 In F S sh si i s 1 1 I I iji i Cass -St. i LLSP, ui s l bl 1 , i Lj i WfJdMif I c w,.,s 5 5 $ w li .oTTf .UfJ I I - it: J V"1"' h on- "cwi S iU''Sftii";, v'riTOrt!irX r O xisiDences. frr'iDtncrs ttsirntiers ctitwn n a D'?'.jJ 1 i J --'.-Of I .i iv-- o LnE o ' L IIJTK I I 1 , e FSnrn rV.ni-r I i 7 I Htsiotncts I if r "-ttj I 1 I Q II I cT I I m I II Rl o : . u C flflRflOE. ' NHTL. BUSINESS &LOCH. BANK- &LSV i ' SS. School. CATHOLIC RESIDE tiCB TO THE PUBLIC: This beautiful addition will soon be ready for YOU. Have you visited OVERLOOK? If not do so at once and note the grand view, the nearness to the center of the city, size and beau ty of every lot. First of its class ever platted in Roseburg or Southern Ore gon. Paved avenues, sewer, water. drainage, electricity and gas. Build ing and other restrictions will al ways preventthis addition trom be ing other than the best. HIMES & OLIVER I'-state and Investment Offices adjoining Grand Hotel. O i -: o o