1THE EVENING NEWS
MILTON i. SHOEMAKER
CAUL II. SHOEMAKER
KdJLors and Publishers,
IftnlKU DAILY EXCEPT HU.NIMV
bubsci-lfitJon lUitcis Dull.
A furnier living dear Kenton, Ohio, ;
Tecently huuJ-4 a loud of onion seeds .
to market in a light wagon with one I
horse, aad received a little over
$3,000 for the crop. Are there any
onion seed ralserH In Douglas county?
The yeur 1914 iu coming In with
gruesome, tales of storms on botli
CITV NEWS.
I Thomas I.awson, of Glendale. ar
rived here this morning to look after
business mutters.
Fine box stationery at Graves Art
Pup vnar hv imiil 9Aflt., .. I
P.r mTn, . : ' ,! "'. "U"'C Emporium. Help u move it ut only
' "" Willi immense uaiuage IO snipping; lie ner hnr
Semi-Weekly.
and eoai-t resorts.
Per year $2.00
Blx months 1.00
Entered as second-class matter '
I November 6, 1910, at Itosehurg, Ore., j
nder act of March 3, 1879.
MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 11)11.
notice.
Arrange for your spring sewing M
(he Keister's sewing school curl)
as possible. Last term. 214 N.
Stephens street. j I 0
CITY XKH'S,
The affair at Copperficld hold
the attention of the citizens of Ore
gon at present, and despite the vury-
of the governor In other matters, the!
fair minded, law abiding people must ' "ule Coshow has returned to Mc
admlt that in this case he Is fully ! Miunville to resume her studies.
within his legal and moral rights. I lr. Snoll spent the morning ut Wil-
The governor muy be eccentric ami1 bur on professional business.
most peculiar in many respects, hut! Rev. Morniugstar returned to
It Is the duty of all well minded citl- Drain last evening after a day spent
tf
Harry J'earce spent the day at
Sutherlin lotting after business
'.i.. .Iters, i
Mr. and Mrs. Al Ilenrickson, of;
Glendale, spent the day in Rosebud
zens to uphold him when he happens
to get In right.
There iH sometimes such a thing
as making too valuable a discovery.
This Is the vase of the diamond dig
ger in one of the South African
mines who found a clear amber dla-i
in this city.
Mrs. Euhiiuks returned to Oakland
lale yesterday alter a few days spent
In this city.
Editor Vernon, of the Oakland Ad.
vance, was u business visitor here
today.
M. T. Cannon, of Dlxonville, spent
mond .weighing a trifle nver 1 78 j yesterday iu the city visiting with
carets, and is unable to dispose of It friends.
on account of Its Immense value, al-j .Mayor Joseph Bridges, of Oakland,
(hough Indisputably the rightful, was vislior In Hoseburg for a few
owner. It Is even loo cosily for the hours today.
American magnates.
I
Dr. Little, of Oakland, transacted
! business niattei'H In Itosehurg for
Hack In Ohio In our old homo! f('w hours today.
county, the inactive fumU iio the. Thomas I.awson. of Glendale, arriv-
amounfof $200,000 was placed wlthiod here this morning to look after
the local hanks at an average In-1 business matters.
tnrest of 3 per cent, thus netting Ihej .Mr. and Mrs. I'uyton, or Sutherlin,
county a considerable sum In the I were visitors In Itosehurg for a few
course of a tax season. I hours yesterday.
! T. F. Heard, of Myrllo Creek, was
Even for this locality the wonder-i a business visitor In Hoseburg for a
-fill balmy weather We are having nowj few' hours today,
jls exceptional, nnd old residents who Mrs. Lewis, enrouto from Missouri
jure serene in their belief that nol to .Seaside, passed Ihrough here Sal
Jsuch other climate exists, are lnclln-1 urday evening. She is n cousin of
id to admit that this surprises them.' Itev. w. A. Snilck, of tins city.
Rexall Store
"NEW YEAR RESOLUTIONS
BEGINNIG JANUARY 5th, 1914
the Rexall Store will start it's
First Special Oiler. These of
fers to he continued one Lime each
month during the entire year. By
taking advantage of these offers you
will save dollars each month.
Our Special for January 5th will
be RUBBER GOODS. The best
money can buy. The most perfect
ever offered to the public. The line
is complete in every detail. Hot
water bottles, Face bass, Fountain
Syringes, Bulb Syringes, Infant Sy
ringes, Rubber Gloves, Ice Caps,
Invalid Rings, Nipples, Rubber
Sheeting, and Bath Sprays.
The prices on these Rubber goods
are lower iu proportion than anv
offered before.
A two-year written guarantee in
each package.
Double Stamps given on all Rub
ber Good purchases during Special.
The mCdli store
NATHAN M I.I.KHTON. !,. 1Vlkll9 ,,,
ll'c Give Green Trading Stamps
BATES
The
PRINTER
AS USUAL, IS JUST ONE YEAR AHEAD
WITH HIS BEAUTIFUL LINE OF
1915 CALEN D AUS
rion'l place your order beforo you Inspect our llnf- tlioy nro
beauties and the prices will b loner than you can buy them from
nn outsi.lo representative. Wo are the local agents for one of
the largest Calendar houses In merua and can show you an assort
ment that you will admit Is a w inner
visiting with friends.
liulph Terrell, wife and son re
turned here this morning after a few
days spent at Portland.
John Alexander, iho Glide mer
chant, spent the day In Hoseburg at-
tending to business matters.
Mrs. Itobert Hall and daughter, of
Oakland, were visitors in Hoeburg
for a few hours this morning.
Henry rth has returned from
San Francisco where he spent a few
days looking after business affairs.
Leon MeCllntoek, who has been
spending the past few days at Port
land Is expected here this evening.
Seth Dargnr left for Portland yes
terday where he has business mutters
needing his attention.
I.. Henner and wife returned to!
Oakland late Saturday after a day
spent in Ro.-:eburg.
Veva Huick has returned to Cor
vallls where she Is attending the
Oregon Agricultural College.
Architect Karl Roberts, of Port
land, returned horn., late Saturday
after a few days spent here.
. ... Arthur, the contractor, left
for his home at Portland yesterday
aiter few d:iys spent hero.
. Anise Hewitt, who is teaching a!.
Dillurd, returned there yesterday in
ter ' spending the holidays iu this
city.
Itose Parrntt left for Monmouth
yesterday where she Is teaching
school. She spent the holidays in
this city.
Frank Hoover, section foreman at
Myrtle Creek, consulted with local
physicians yesterday regarding a
minor ailment.
K. A. Johnson, a local druggist,
returned here last evening m'ter a
few days spent at Portland on busi
ness. Rev. J. X. MeConnell and fam
ily leave in a few days for points in
Kansas wher0 they will probably lo
cate permanently. ,
An order of sale of the real prop-!
erty in the estate of A. M. Arm-;
strong, deceased has been filed In
the probate court. n j
Mrs. W. M. A Id rich and Mis. J. j
O. Dine left for I.os Atmcles. Cal..
! this morning where thov will spend I
four or five weeks. ' j
Robert Hall and wife came over
from Sutherlin this morning to spend
a few days visiting with Mrs. Hall's
brother, S. T. Smith.
Anna l erguson. a local teacher, re-j . .i0ltiisn
lurneti nere yesterday from Mvrtle
Creek where she spent the holidays
visiting with Ana Hermann.
Floyd I'rear left for his home at
Esealon, Cal., yesterday ufter visit
ing with his parents. Mr. anil .Mrs. II.
.1. Frear, ill Ibis city.
Fred Wall and wire, of Eastern
Oregon, arrived here Saturday af
ternoon to visit, al the home of Mr.
and Mrs. P. M. Mathews.
Alice Cllnkenlieard left for Mod
ford yesterday where she Is teach
ing school. ' Site spent the holidays
in this cltv with friends.
Mrs. It. F. Giltins left for her home!
at Junction City lale Saturday alter'
spending a row days in llosthurg ;
visiting with Mrs. .1. A. Cobb. j
W. A Ackley.. the tailor, who re-;
cently vacated his quarters on Cass I
street has opened a shop In the Ile.lj
Sisters building, on Jackson street, j
1 .1 1 1 in ii linrie loft for Corvallis yes.:
terday utter spending the holiday
vacation with her parents, near this1
city. Sh, was accompanied by Jen-j
nle Cunning, of linker, w ho ulso :
sient the holiday vacation here.
According to cards received here
today Mr, nnd Mrs. S. M. Kelly are
at present visiting with friends iu
Virginia. The weather Is delightful
in Virginia, according to the card
received here.
W, A. IVttit, of The News, yester
day received n message 'from his
father, A. II. Pettit, of Jackson
Mich
Li'
VjItt;;.
MENDS - craniio.i.,-0
Tin - Copper - &rasi
Aluminium Enamolledwa,re'e
Cost t Per Maid
Churcliiil Hardware Co.
AGENTS
ii.in ii i?i i-oi . ii.
KK.IITII ili.M..; HXAMIXATION j nelis,,,, Dation Land Claim
Sheriff George (juine this af
ternoon received a telegram
from Seattle to the effect that
tho watch, stolen from the home
of William Johnson In this city
Several months ago, has been
located in a pawn shop there.
Other articles taken from the
home were previouslv
located in Portland. Sheriff
Qulne has worked diligently on
this case, and has succeeded in
locating all of the loot.
tiffs are represented by Attorneys
Iliichanan & Porter
Mrs. Henry llarth spent the after
noon at Sutherlin with friends.
Violet Maclean left for Salem tbli
att'Tiioon after spending the hull
days with her father, Itev. Maclean
She is attending the Willamette l'lil
versity.
tlard Sagaberd. of Scottsburg
nerwent nn operation at flic offices
of Drs Seely, Settler & Stewart till
morning. Dr. A. C. Seely perfo
ed the operation.
W. C. Dement, of .Myrtle Creek
spent the day In Itosehurg His little
daughter, who has been a patient ut
Mercy hospitu! for some time was
dismissed from that institution today
The sheriff's office this moniinr
received n modern filing case. The
case has been instnlled in the sher
iff s office and will prove a grtat
convenience In preserving legal .loca.
iuent8.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keyes left
for their home nt Sacramento, Cal.
this morning after a few days spent
at Looking Class visiting with the
in Tn
! - noiun oi liangf o West of the
I v uianieue .Meridian In Douglas,
j County, Oregon, and running thence
20.31 chains thence N'orth 7a de
grees West 5 chains; tnence North
3 degrees West (1.53 chains; thence
! North 13.50 chains; thence East
I S.30 chuins to the place of beginning,
being a part of Lots 3 and 4 of West
half of said D. L. C. containing 15
acres moro or less, according to the-
government survey thereof, and nil
I situated In Douglas Cnnntv rvn
XOTICU TO WOOD ('0-Ti; imi! S,'id sale wl" be made shiect to re
" K''LAi IOIIS demption as prescribed by law And
I wm "1'Hly the proceeds of said sale
NOTICE IS HEREBY C1VEN thai' l- to the payment of the costs
bids will be received hv the Countv ,lisl,"'sonicnis of this suit and
Clerk up to one o'clock P. M. Jan- "'s2? Jf,,he sn,e' , .
uary Tth. ,9,4. for furnishing 150 tosVe" iSS "1??.
tiers of dry oak wood, cut from old "te and interest thereon, and taxes
Notice is hereby given that the
county ssliool superintendent will
cause to he held an 8th grade exam
ination ill each district in Dough's
county Slaving applicants for sum
on the 15th and 16th of January,
1HH.
Very truly yours,
O. C. HItOW'N.
to the
latter's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. II
ffect that the latter j 1'rown
expected to leave there soon for Port
land In quest of a prisoner who is
wanted by the authorities of the
Mu.m state prison, it Is uudcr-
William Allen and Elizabeth
lirown were quietly married in Rose
burg al 10 o'clock yesterdny morn
Ing. Rev. Dollnrbide. of West Rose
.-toed that the follow now under ar-j burg, officiating. Hoth of the par
ol! known In this city
will make their future
I rest at Portland recently broke bis
parole in M cliig.in and was arrested
on his arrival at Portland. After
securing tho Hoc. 'ssary extradition
papers at Salem. Mr. Pettit will
"pond a few diiys with his son In
this city. Mr. Pettit is an official
of tho Michigan state prison.
Mrs. A. V. Kidd Son have
brought Bitit against the Security In
suranre Company to recover the sum
of $iioo, alleged to be duo for dam
age done their residence, on Milli
tied, nearly a enr ago. The plain.
tioipants nro
where th
home.
Dlstrirt Attorney Ooorge M. Prown
loft for Salem this afternoon where
he tomorrop appears before the su
preme court in the cast of First Nat
ional flank vs. Fuitciie llanan. The
suit was brought by the bank tc
reoovor on a note, alleged to be exe
cuted by Hannn. 'At the trial In
local circuit court the plaintiffs were
slven s Judgment in full. The case
was then appealed by Mr. llanan.
growtn timuer and delivered at the
Court House In Hoseburg, Oregon,
on or before September 1st, 11114.
Said wood to be 16 Inches In
length and not loss than 3 inches
and more than 8 Inches in diameter
Also 10 tier of fir wood of same
dimensions.
The Court reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids.
Hy order of the County Court this
17th day of December. 1913
E. H. LENOX,
12 Comity Clerk.
paid by the plaintiff
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S s.VI.I
In the Circuit Court of the State
or iiregon ror Douglas Countv
John Reynolds, Plaintiff,
vs.
Frnnk Wnnamnker. Charles Allen
nnd Henry Campbell, Defendants.'
Notice Is hereby given that hv vir
tue of an execution and order of
sale Issued out of tho above named
court and cause on the ilst dav of
November, 1913. and to nin directed
upon a Judgment nnd decree duly
rendered and entered In the said
court nnd cause on tho 17th day of
November, 1913. In favor of the
Hoove nameu plaintiff nnd against
tho Defendant Frank Wanamaker
for the sum of Eighteen Hundred
Dollars ($1,800.00), with Interest at
the rate of 8 per cent tier annum
iiuiu me inui uay or Sept., 1912, and
theretofore
herein
Third, nnd the balance of the pro
ceeds, if any there be, to the De
fendants Frank Wanamaker, Charles
Allen nnd Henry Campbell ns their
interests in said mortgage may ap
pear. '
Hated nt noseburg, Douglas Coun
her 1913"' ""S 1S'h day of Decem
GEO nmvi7
Sheriff of Douglas Countv, Oregon.
1913"' ' "rSt Illbllcatlon Dec. 22,
1 ''i1'0 ot '1st publication, Jan. 19,
1114: J19
SC.M.MOXS.
In the Circuit Court of the Statu
of Oregon for Douglas Countv
Parrotte, Ileal & Company, a 'cor
poration, plaintiff
vs.
W. A. Bannister, defendant.
T0 V. A. Bannister, defendant.
Defendant:
In the name of the State of Ore
Ron you are hereby summoned nnd
required to appear and nnswer the
voTi V 0f. P'"intif' 'Hed against
ou in the above entitled Court and
cause within six weeks from the Hr"
publication of this Summons, to-wit.
Monday the, 8th day of December
1J13, and If you fail t0 s0 appear
and answer said Complaint plaintiff
will take Judgment against you for
for the further sum of J15.00 ',,noi ,h , , 1 -.'"f nt ."!" you
on the real property herein described ' 86-100 fJlTn Li n ,, Sove,lt' ani
and for the further sum of $150.00 Inter .L ,1 ' ' .nonar.8' '" 'eKal
d
Douclas
wtt:
Now therefor'
lay. the "1st d iy of January. 1914
tne nour or on" o clock In ih
:ifterneon. nt the mnin entrance tn
iee 1 oori House In Koseburg, Doug
i.ii eouniy. urecon. sol nt imhlir
nun ion 10 uie ri Is Host Didder for cash
in h.nnd, all the richt. title nnH in.
tercsi ot tne defendants Frank Wnna-mat-0.
Charles Allen and Henry
Cainpiiell. and each of them hid on
the 1Mb d;iy rf September. 1912, or
at any time sinre In nnd to the fol
lowing described land: Beginning at
point 44.11 chains east of the
Northwest corner of the Joseph Cor-
interest thereon from December 2.
ments of th s Mim, j
..: -.. . ' n'l IMOei
attorney's fees and for the costs and
disbursements In this suit, and the
costs of and upon this writ, command
ing uie ic, inaso sale or the following dlrerting'the s-i of Th. i . L
i.ias coiy'st'of O ,!"; i" Twe-n,V:iix,26,,h9
I : ,, ' "merlin, as shown by the
. I wil, on Wedne,. ttl le '"a th.
nf th T . . 1 u t"" ornee
Countv n"",y Clprk of Douglas
in ,r?i ;.rPKOn- h,ret"'''fe attached
"n this action to satisfy the Judgment
nnd cosls 0f ,hs action
Cm rJf s"",',,n! Published In the
t mrq-ia Valley News, a seml-weeklv
newspaper published at Hoseburg
llZ Is S?"?,T- 0r0I' "y orner of
Conrt W HaT",on JudR of ""!
i onrt. made and entered on the 2nd
lii;',? Dec.,'m,"'r' 1913. The first pub
lication of this Summon, will be of
date December 8, 1913
J. C. FCI.l.FrrtTON.
31 s Plaintiffs Attorney.'
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