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CITY XKWS
i Krnnk Brown spent the nfUn)onn
j ul Sutlierlin look in k uftor husinew;
Dr. A. K. Sether is spending a
couplo of days at Portland looking
alter business matters.
Mis. Luite Thornton, of Camas
Valley, Is spending a few days in
Koseburg visiting with her parents,
I Air. and Mrs. H. Faulkner. 1
j William t-obb, of the Cobb Real
t Kstitte Company, left for Kennewiik,
j w asii., tliis Hiiemoon where he has
j business matters needing his utten-.
1913. I
B. h. EDDY, i
Administrator of the Kstate of John
A Taylor, deceased. J
XOTICK OK FIXAIj SKTTI.IOMliNT j
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I The Douglas Creditors Association,
j tins afternoon filed a suit in the
I justice court against the L'nipqua
I Cider and Vinegar Works. Plain
j tiffs seek to collect $5;!. :!;". alleged
' to bo due F. H. Churchill, the hard
ware merchant-, and 11. W. Dates, f
the priner. 1
Work on the armory was halted
for a brief time yesterday follow
ing the receipt of a telegram from
State Architect Knighton to the ef
fect that the walls did not conform
n tne plans ami specifications.' The
matter was adjusted satisfactorily.:
however, and work proceeded.
Marshal Tom Williams this after-'
noon arrested nine hoboes who were
touud in a box car attached to an!
incoming freight train. The trans-1
ients wore locked in the city jail
where 'they are ilng 'helil unil
sv.c.'a time as the Southern Pacific
mployos Van check ovor the con
tents of the car and thereby ascer
tain if anything is missing, tiho
j men were discovered in the car by
j the conductor of the train, who lock-
In the County Court of thp State
of Oregon, For Douglas County.
In the matter of the Kstate of L.
D. Carle, deceased.
NOT ICR is hereby given that the
OF OREGON, you are hereby re
undersigned, administrator of the
estate of L. D. Carle, deceased, has
filed in the County Court of Doug
las County, State of Oregon, her
final account as euch administrator
of said estate, and that Tuesday, the
2::nl day of December, 1913, at the
hour of ten o'clock, A. M., has been
fixed by said Court ns the time for
hearing of objections to said report,
and the settlwnent thereof.
SAIJJK A. CART.K.
Administrator of the Kstate of L. D.
Carle, deceased. d23
XOT1CF. OF A I M I 1 STItA TOH'S
SAI.K, KKAIj I'KOPF.ItTY.
In the matter of the estate
of
Ij. S. Coon, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that, in
pursuance of an order of the County
Court for Douglas County, Oregon,
made on the lSih day of November,
A. I). Iil3. in tne matter of the es
tate of Ij. S. Coon, deceased, the un
dersigned, adminslsirutor of the e-
tate of said I. S. Coon, deceased,'
will sell at private sale in one parcel
to the highest bidder, upon tho terms'
and conditions hereinafter mn-l
tioned. and subject to confirmation;
by said County Court for Doug'asi
County, state of Oregon, on or uJum!
Monday, the 5th dav of January, A.j
D. HH. all the right, title and in-j
terest and estate rof the, s.iid I.. S.j
Coon, deceased, at Urn um ) of lib,
death, in and to tho hereinafter de-
hcribed real property, and all the
right, title -unl inter": that the j?hU
estate has, by operation of law, or;
otherwise acquired, oilier than or in
addition to that of said deceased, at
the time of his death of, in and to1
that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land situate, lying and being in the
County of Douglas, state of Oregon,
and more particularly described as
follows:
"Beginning at the southwest cor-;
ner of Section 21, in Tp. 28, S. K. '
6 West, Willamette Meridian, Doug
las County, Oregon, running thence
North 20 chains to Northwest corner
of tho Southwest one-fourth of South
west one-fourth tSW. V4 of SW.VJ.i
of said Section 21. said point being
the Northwest corner of the Thomas
J. Ueale cash entry No. 45; thence
Fast to the center of the South Ump
qua river; thence down said river on;
the lino of the center thereof to a
point where the section line between
Sections 21. and 28 in said Tp. an4
Uange crosses said South Unipqua
river In its Eastward course; thoncq
West to said Southwest corner ot
said Seetlou 21 and place of begin
ning, containing fifteen (15) acres,
more or loss; said lands being all
that portion of the Thomas J. ileal
Cash Kntry No. 4Ti lying on tho rUhfc
hank of the said Snath Umpqua
river."
Terms and conditions of Fale
Cash, gold coin of the t'niied State
of America, ten per cent of the pur
chase price payable at lime of suie,
and balance on confirmation or sale,
or pari upon approved soouii',. i-t
tho confirmation of sale. Tho estate
to be to no expense for abstract oC
title, the purchaser to pay all taxes,
or tax liens hereafter to become duo.
All bids or offers must be in writ
ing and signed by the bidder, and,
may be left at the office C. S.
Jackson, attorney for administrator,
at Uoseburg. Oregon, or may bo de
livered to said administrator person
ally, nt any time after the date ot
the first publication of this notice,
and before the making t tho sale.
Date of first publication is 1st
dav of December, 1913.
F. Q, 11 noil.
Administrator of tho estnto of L, Ek
Coon, deceased.
C. S. Jackson,
Attorney for Administrator. d2J
This photograph shows Mrs. Em- said: "Wo will have suffrage In
eline Pankhurst upon her arrival in Kirali,i :is SOon as we can get rid
Chicago. She is bearing a bouquet , . .
with which she was presented by the ; 01 !'rev,t government. That
committee which met her at the sta- wi" he very long,
tion. Ai she emerged from the sta-1 One of the men principally re
tiun she was greeted by tho cheers ? ciihiiile for militancy in England
of the throngs of women who had is Lord Northcliife and his tearful
gathered to see her. ' ;.r, . .y 011 jouvm-.litiH The Daily
When interviewed Mrs. Pankhurst
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RED CROSS PHARMACY
! ed the door pending the arrival of
f the train in the local yards,
j Cpcn motion (f City ' Attorney
) Albert Abraham, tho suit recently
filed hy the city against John Hunter
was dismissed. In uniting for dismis
sal of the action, the city attorney
j said Hunter had removed the debris;
! complained of and then w:s no need
f for spending the taxpayers' monoy
I in prosecuting the cape. The city at
torney lurrhor informed tho. record
er that Hunter blamed the Clark 1
tltmory Company :for 'placing the t
rubbish on his property, and there
was some doubt as to whether a
; conviction would be obtained on the
! charge set out In the complaint. The
case against Hunter was filed several
! weeks ago at the instigation of G.
! W. Kazartoe. ' ;
1 NOTICH TO CliKDITOUS. " j
Notice 1b hereby given that the
I undersigned has been duly appointed
j by the County Court of the Sintc of1
, Oregon, for Douglas County, admin
istrator of the state of John A. Tay-1
lor, deceased. AH persons having
claims aga-inst said citato are hereby1
required to present the same, prop-j
erly verified as required by law, n
iie my otree at Kosoburg, Oregon '
wiihiu six months from tho date here-i
of. i
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the greatest speakers.
The records of the Victor and Grafonola cover a
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The Roseburg Furniture Co.
We Give Roseburg Trading Checks
are invited to nttenrt. Mrs. Minnie
Matthews, G. X.; Clara Cawliiuld,
clerk.
Ituy bread inaflB in Roaelmrg
none better. You could do your I
lianltinit In Portland; laundry could1
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there but It is not good business
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I. . O. K. Itlslne Star LodKe No.
174. meets In Odd Fellows Temple
every Friday evening. Visiting
brethren alwavs welcome. U. C.
Agee, N. 0.; W. S. Powell,
U g.; M. Fickle, F. S.
1. l. . F. Union Kncainiiment .so.
!. meets in Odd Fellows' Temple
every Thursday evening. Visiting
brethren always welcome. J. G.
Stephenson, C. P.; O. L. Johnson,
K. S.: James Ewart, F. S.
O. K. S. Iloseburg Chapter, No. 8,
holds their regular meeting on the
first and third Thursdays In each
month. Visiting members In good
stumling are respectrully Invited
to attend. Mrs. Norah Flint, V.
M.; Free Johnson, sec.
their ball on Jackson street, 2nd
and 4th Monday evennlgs of each
month, at S o'clock. Visiting breth
ren in good standing always wel
come. C. P. Lewis, V. P.; P. F.
Goodman, W. Sec. Phone 183.
oT"l)T F. Philetarlan i.odge7No.
8, meets in Odd Kellowa Temple,
corner of Jackson and Cass streets
on Saturday evening of each week.
Members of the order in good
standing are invited to attend. F.
E. Krlckson, K. G.; M. M. Miller,
F. 8; M. L. Whitney, R. S.
Ml
rVTIUAX SISTKItS l'mpqia Tem
ple No. 4, meets every Wednesday
evening in I. O. O. F. Temple.
Visiting members always welcome.
Mary K. Ilouck. M. K. C; Anna
W. Wimberly, M. of K. and C.
A. V. A. M. l.rtnrel
Lodiie, No. 1 II, holds
' rejinlar meetings on the
, second and foisrth Wed
nesdays of each month
I. O. T. M. Koseburs Hive, No. 61, 1
holds regular reviews on second j
nnd fourth Thursday evenings In1
Maccubee hall. Sisters of other
hives visiting in the city are S
cordially invited to attend our re
views. Mrs. Harry I'earce, lady j
com.; Jessie Itapp, H. K. i
IvOVAL OKIKU OK !(M)Hi: Hose- j
buri? Ixidge No 1037, Meets In!
Kaglcs' hall on Jackson street.
every Friday evening, at 8:00,1
o'clock, visiting brothers Invited I
to attend. deorge Netinfr, Jr.,
I)ictator; H. O. Pargeter, Sec.
(n; OF WOOIK'IUl -T Mlar
Circle, No. 49, meets on fir.st and
third Monday eveninps of each
month in the I. O. O. F. hall. Vis
iting members In good standing
WOOIJMKN OK THK WHSMi Onh
Camp, No. 125, meets at the Odd
Fellows Hall in Roseburg, every!
firsi and third Monday uvcninv j
Visiting neighbors alwnys wel
come. J. A. Huchanan, C. C; '
M. M. Miiler. clerk. j
II. "V. K. ttosehiirg I.odrre, No j
.T26, holds r;R'iiar cornumnlca-j
tions nt their t-.mple on second ;
and fourth Tlmrsdays of n;ic'. 1
month. All members requested
to attend regularly nnd all vlsitinc!
brothers are corfllally Invited to j
attend. A. C. Seely, . It.; II
S. Slocum, Sec. ,
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Ironclad Hose, Children's, 3 for 50c
Men's Munsing Unions, $1.25
6 Rolls Toilet Paper, 25c
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