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AMBROSE KflTATK CAHK.
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executed It while under the care of
guardian. Judge. Wonncott decided
that, notwithstanding the status or
guardianship, the eldor Ambrose was
mentally competent to direct the dlh
trlbutlon of ti Ih estate. KuKeno
claimed to hnvo n third will, whleli '
revoked the second onn and hkiiIii
made him the Hole devisee. TIiIh al
leged document was not submitted to
Judge Wonacott, hence the evidence I
on that point was not considered.
Claims againit the dilate, tone! her
with expenaea of the legal battle that '
haa been waged In the Probate Court, 1
will leare an Inalgnlflcant residue for .
dlrliloB among the five heln.
Other Katatow.
Th Mtate of the late Jacob D.
. Aa Willie Keeler once
adviaed :
" Hit 'em where they ain't."
Not ao easy to do,
but you have the edge
when you uae the
Spalding Cork Center Ball.
It geta that old "zip "
to a hit that often meana
a few feet ftirtkf-r in
dietance and
"Saiel" Tlx Spl.lmt OfficUl NxiotuJ
LMtlM C(h CrnlM Ball. Due
! Ik. .fcl b.11 ollk.
werM iwiii ff twiir yvar.
A. G. SPALDING &. BROS.
1M Casr? Straet, San Francisco
Ak Um lortl dttlit for tuln(u.
HOW & jfi
BALL pP
GAMES. .TZiX.-J..
Can Uncle Sam Reach You? If So, Why Not Order Your
Cigars and Tobaccos
A By Telephone and Have Us Mail Your Order
By Parcel Post
' Always a Fresh and Up-to-date Line.
Telephone !IA0.
898 a. Jackson.
rosebi'imi, tiu:;
M0N0P0LE
THE ONE BEST
Whether it is
Olives, Canned
or
Glass Goods
or any thing under this brand
9 Two guarantees on every article.
We still
Phone 195
aster Dress
Hats-
Exclusive Millinery Parlors
324 Perkins Building.
Iloltznrmimn, of Minneapolis, who
dli'd In Nnplen, Italy, lu .May, l'Jll,
was admllliid lo probate hern today, I Win. 1). Snider waa In from be
wlth W. W. Calkins, of Kiiki'Iic, as yowl lilxunvlllu todny.
administrator, and K. W. lluKhe K. ,;. i.,.rlm, . 1)U,
Melvin Hansen and A. A. Aabey. of W:1H h,.rt. (rni M,.(ir.i , tday.
the minim illy, n h iippnilMi'iH. The.
estate, valued at $2.ri,oiMi, consists of llr"- M t'leei, uf Cirants I'ubh,
a Ki'i llnn of land on Hie DoiiKlan-l.ano " guest (if her roiisin, Alia. It. U.
county border nml Inula of land In iri"". or Ihia illy.
Lake nml Klnimith Counties. The. .1. ItoliMin, the milk dealer, left
neira consist or the mother, hnitlier mis nriernooii for irioria, II. C,
and Hlaler of the deceased, nil living where he may locate.
In Minneapolis. , klnda ,r li.h voKel allies and
(.come W. Myers was appointed nulls lor Kiister dinner at llarvcy
ndmr. of the 00fl estate of thu Into Kiialiiinii (irocery Co.. phono IM.
Hnmuul Steele, of Cumus Valley. Ap-
pralaers named are Joseph Walter-1 Atly. Win. I. Lord, son of the lute
nielor, Luther Truman and Cnrrle Oov. Wm. I'. Lord, was here from
Myera.
FINE BANKING HOI HK.
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gather thla Btructure will decidedly!
outclass any other bunking house in "' ll,y uiuay. nu ib
thle city and its coat will approximate adding a largo number of loguuberry
$30,000. sllpB to his nursery stock.
Early Inst month the Klrst Trust! When you buy a hat you don't
A Savings Dank was purchased from wiuil lo pay two prices for It. We
Itobt. E. Smith and his associates hy'uro out of Hie IiIkIi rent district 11 nil
stockholders of the DoiiKlns National suvo you money. Kuclusive .Millinery
Dank of RosehurK, and has since !i parlors, IVrkms building.-
reorganized and the capital slock In-1
creased to ffiU.niMi. When Installed1 N,r Nl - E- ' t'heney lefi
ill Its new home about !I0 (lavs hence alliTlloi.il oil their return lo
It will take rank iiiiioiik the leadlni; Seniile. alter a visit here at Hie home
banking Institutions or Southern l,t'r brother. .M. I-', line.
0re8n- I J. It. Ilaney, or tinnier; II. 11.
0 . Miller. It. I Allen and K. I'. Drew,
Easter Egg dyes tit the Hue Hive. r vmalla, were among the .Nortli
0 (Douglas people in town today.
Nicely furnished and well-lncHted
rooniB- single or suite for terms1 t. 1. t'lingenpeel, brother of W. K.
apply at desk of .McClllllen Hotel, or ""Keupeel. the Jeweler, arrived here
phono 2.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and ChildreD.
The Kind You Have Always Bough!
Bear the
Signature
The Monogram
pay dividends.
Perkins Building
LOC'AL KEWS
Salem on business today
W. L. Singleton, Ouk Creek; Chas.
C. Townsend, Mont Alto; A. K. Adul
spergur, .Marshfliild, were among the
itoseburg visitors today.
K- ''; Urow- lho Voncullu nurscry-
.Monday from Tacotna, and may re
main llitli-l In 1 1 Iv. lie spent part of
Ibe ivinlir ill SiiiilhiTii I'ahdii 111a.
We are still handling Hie famous
I lieU Best Dllc. Heller tills year
: than ever. At the IIciimiii ilrorery.
I TIii'oukU fall K. Wiluberly, IiIb llt
' torney, I.. M. Trims tills liiol'lllllK
. Hied actions 011 promissory notes
1 against i:.l Dolil for 1 I 1.7a, and V.
(1. Stcwustili lor $11. In inch t-uMe
atlai Inn, 111 b.is I,,, n levied on laud
ill section I 7, L'y-."..
K. I!. IViliaui, thu Marshflcld
brlilne builder, w lio was ill the city
today, lilt this alleiniioli for Ill's
Inline, lie will return here later to
bid on the three new bridges author
ized in IIiIh county. Mr. l'erliaiu
built the I leer Creek bridge ill lllls
city.
Klghty acres "caw 11 ami hawg"
land close lo gmd town ill -Old Mis
souri." to trade for properly here,
til m ur lake dilleienee. .Mel Mluels,
opposite .Mil'lalb-ll llolel. dill 111
Ib'ii. Shriiin was In in. 111 (Hide to
day. His llllle sun. now nearly two
jrara or age and apparently in e
c. Hi nt health, bring alwaxs very
plump and was s. i.ed with nau
sea a tew .lavs ago and 111111ted all
intestinal wm in about eight Inches
long. Aside flnui being Mtuiewli.it
pceush. iho child has since been ap
parently about an well as usual.
Such wm ins are nut altogether rare,
bill seldom is line ever m-.-h nf such
monster s:.e. It was blniighl lo
town and left at the uliue of Dr.
I louck.
We don't pay a high rent or ex
peiislw cleik hire. Ili.it s why we
s.ie oti liliilii-y eu iur SiTing and
Summer Hals l:ilusio Mi.lnier)
r..rbir, Perkins Itldg.
I Driving 1111 ntiti. mobile from this
ciiy lo lir. nils I'asa Motidav. Hal
I'.inclier iiiade a record lor earlluess
of siieli a I rip. but lho man who tool
ed Hie lull, Wesley Miller, a men-haul
of Hold lieaeh, furry County, prob
ably thinks lho feat was hardly
worth the price. The machine was
a Mawell-;iO which Miller secured
from At Creason. the local capitalist.
in cu bango for a Curry County lini
her claim. Miller wanted the auto
driven. Instead of hauled, lo Crania
1'ass and he hired rancher to do the
driving -ami Kancher fulfilled the
contract. The two men left this city
at ! o clock 11. 111.. and reached
drams Pass, 7;l miles distant, at
li' lu the evening. During the
t.iiiiiiev through Cow Creek Canyon
a"d ever the hilts beyond, a new set
't i n- chains were worn out, so was
leet of rope that replaced them,
and the rear tires were destroyed.
I lie earliest Hint a similar trip was
eer made was on April .1. last year.
To leach his destination. Miller will
have to drho rrolll lirants Pass to'
Crescent City, Cal., and then back up'
the coast, a total distance of lilo!
miles.
Wo have sold a lot of ornamental,
trees and shrubbery this eeason. Are
you going to fit up a bit thla year,1
or are you going to postpone It once
more? We have lots of pretty things'
nt very cheap prices. Come and eee
them. Kltcbln and Dlack. diwtf
LOCAL MCWB
Mrs. Maurice Maiden and little
daughter, of Portland, are visiting
cere at the borne of Mr. and Mrs,
J. W. Maiden.
Prospects are bright for bringing
to Roseburg this spring for training
purposes a baaeball team from Re-
glna, Saskatchewan, Canada, which
Billy Ilulen has signed to manage
this year. Regina la In the circuit
of a six-club league formed In Can
ada. Ilulen wants to bring his sound
of from 15 to 20 men to thla city for
the ante-season work-out, and Is
awaiting only the guarantee of suit
able grounds and a fence In Klnney'a
Aaauion before coming here. Clark
Hnrgar. who has been soliciting sub
scrlptlons, says he has ralaed money
enough to build the fence, and that
he Ib confident be can put tbe
grounds In shape at once.
Raster Egg dyes at tbe Bee Hive
Let Stone tune yoar ptano.
Sidewalk lumber cut ready to lay.
Page Investment Co. Phone 242. tf
Terracotta chimney pipe, ahoulder
Joints, lees and caps now In stock at
Winnie Gaddla b, the plumber.
Let Stone tune your piano.
Talbott's poultry remedies at Oa-
Durn a Pharmacy. daw
Don't forget Haddox, the shoe
maker. Ha will make your feet glad.
3'ii North Jackaon street
The Royal Standard Typewriter on
easy monthly payments. If desired
At tbe Hoseburg Book Store.
Big line of art needlework just ar
rived at (J raves Art Emporium. All
thu newest work. dal
Deunlsou's Eustur Lily Seals. East
er Rabbit Seala and Irlsb Harp Seals
011 sale ut tbe Koseburs Book Store.
We have grapes, curranta, goose
berries, blackberries, raspberrlea,
loganberries, rhubarb, asparagus,
etc. Phone 1S2. Kltcbln and Black.
dswtf
Talbott's original 26c dog remedies
at Osburn'a Pharmacy. daw
Security stock remedies at Oa
burn'a Pharmacy. ' daw
For dental services, call on Dr. J.
R. Chapman, Review building, dswtf
"Pride of Douglas," a Roseburg
product, and "Queen City," a hard
wheat article, made at Vancouver,
Wash., aro the two best varieties of
flour on tbe market. Why use any
other kind that costB more? If your
grocer doesn't carry either brand,
Just 'phone 18, Douglas County Mills,
and a Back will be delivered at your
home.
FATIIKK AMI SON'S IH ItT
AS ACTt) Tl ltNS 'ITKTI.K.
Kl.l.KNSIiritl!, Wash., March 17.
Councilman Philip Krltlerer and
his two sons were all injured late yes
terday afternoon when their nuto
nioblle overturned near the site of
Iho clly waterworks. Louis Frltterer,
high school student, was badly
bruised and bus u wrenched hack.
Futher Sweens, who was riding Willi
the l-'iitlerers. was uninjured.
MAIti'tlKI).
1 11 Kugi'iic
Justice of til
Mrs. A 11 Ice
Price. both
diiard.
March 17. Ulllt. by
Peace Jesse (I. Wells.
Ciilland lo Hen A.
of Kugetie. Kugene
1 The bride until three mouths ago
conducted "The Merry Widows' "
lodging house ill tile Waitc Addition.
Hoseburg). J
Why clues Die sun rise so gloriously
111 the eiwt?
Hisraiw it can't help It!
When the sun in all its glory
hursts,
Try a briv.kfasl of
WIENERWURSTS!
There are none quite so nice
as nuts for those morninc;
breakfast hours. You'll
like 'em. You can't help it
The Economy Market
00. Kohlhagrm. Pro.
PHONE 5fl
PERN ISLAND
" GREENHOUSE
Roseburg, Oregon
Mrs. F. D. Ouvn, Prop.
Phone 9F1I
Cut Flowers
Potted Plants
Funeral Designs
Wedding Boquets
Just received a fresh supply
of Ferns of all kinds. Also
on sale at
The Rose Confectionery
TAX INCREASE ON TWOjrO
BL(K COUU) KEEP
f!Rf DEPARTMENT
To the Editor:
Mr. Perkins' article of tbe 17th
was very Interesting to me, and aa
a taxpayer and citizen of Hoseburg,
I wish to heartily endorse his Benli
ments, and especially In the latter
part of his argument where be apeake
of tbe Influence a modern fire de
partment will have on new Investors
in Hoseburg.
Do all the citizens appreciate tbat
tbe taxes on the new hotel, based on
tho taxea of comparative buildings,
will more than pay for the mainten
ance of a new fire department as
proposed? In other words, the addi
tion to our tax roll another year
from this new building will pay for
tbe maintenance of the new fire de
partment, as provided in tho question
to be voted upon on tbe 31st of tbis
month.
Furthermore, are you aware that
the taxes on Mr. Perkins' building,
amounting this year to about 11UU,
will alone twice pay the Interest on
the bonds as proposed?
In conclusion, what I wish to make
plain is that these two additions to
our tax roll, namely tho Perkins
building aud tbe new hotel, with the
funds that they alone will add to our
city treasury, will pay by themselves
the interest on the 1,.,UUU bonds,
and maintain the fire department, so
that the actual added cost to the
citizens for the maintenance of the
department will be nothing.
Is It not wise to continue lo Inter
est and get heavy investors to locute
here? Hut us Mr. Perkins says, can!
you do this and yet refuse to give !
them adequate und modern fire pro
tection? J. W. TOLLMAN.
Easter Egg dyes at tho lleo Hive.
T,l,Il.l.l...l...Tl.)
NOTICE.
4. Parties holding coupons 4
4 from the Douglas County Mills 4
for dishes may now call for
same at our office. 4.
4. DOUGLAS COUNTY MILLS. 4
4 dswm!5. 4
ONE
NE &
NE
r or One Week Commencing 1
It iMarch 17, Ending March 22 It
I Will Conduct
BUY at the regular price any article listed
below; add ANOTHER CENT and you
get iwu Articles instead or one.
.'."c White Hood Tooth 1'ows.ler
1 for i!.H'
Ilie Peroxide Hydrogen '1 for lie
K.c Chloride of I.iine. .2 for I th
ine Com Pads 'i for I le
r,tH- eoinhs '2 for r.te
l.'ie Tweeers - for Hie
.'.He Olive Oil - for .Me
lite Ut.itiu ii Tuleuni Powder
- for Kle
1 .te Violet lllyeeriiie Soup
S fur Mr
Call and see the displays and be convinced
that this a genuine money saving week for you.
Johnson's
North Roseburg
5c-Golden
Good Music
Tuesday Programme
"The Maid of Honor' - Edison
"Grandfather," - - Kalem
Wednesday Programme
"Broncho Billy and the Outlaw's
Mother," - - - Essanay
"An Accidental Dentist," - Lubin
5c The Price is Always the Same 5c
FOB HI! 0H1AF.
Hons partially flnlihed; wIU
finish It to iult pnrcnaaer. Terms:
One-half caab, balance on monthly
Installments. Pag Investment Co.,
70 No. Jackaon St.
Flsber'a Cblck Feeds and Pratt's
Poultry and Stock Remedlea at Rose
burg Feed Fuel Co..
NEW TODAY
LOST Elk'a tooth watcb charm with
Initials "S. T. S." on one aide and
number of lodge on other. Finder
please return to this office or to 8.
T. Smith. dtf
Renter Ivies' Tailoring Collet?
M Sisters' BiiUiif, Rwi fur
The school offers for the year 191 J
two courses In dressmaking and
tailoring. 26 course gives unlimited
lessons In drafting of patterna and
system, with SO days aewlng.
f 16 course gives system with full
instructions In drafting.
$15 Sewing Course of 80 days.
Agents for the rlall-Borchert Ureaa
Form.
AUTO TRANSFER
i. F. CLEMENTS. Prop.
Phone 70, or leave orders at J. H
jykes' gun store.
Patronize Home In
dustry Douglas County Creamery
Co., makers of Pure
BUTTER & ICK CREAM
Phone 840 420 N Jackson
Roeburg, Oregon
P. S. We pay highest market
price for butter fat and sweet
cream.
ENT
ENT
ENT
a One Cent Sale
$1.0" Pottle Nyals Sarsaparilln
li for 1(11.(1 1
10e Harlem Oil 2 for I le
f.c Chewing Gum 1! for flc
10c Colgate's Shaving Soap
3f..r lit
.".e lee Cream Coins.... 2 for Or
2,'c llox Paper 2 for 2tle
,'e Hottlo Petrola (same us Va.so
Hnel 2 for Or
2.1c Witch Hazel 2 for 2(le
l.'.e Tubes Vaseline ...2 for Me
T.'.e Hair llrushes ....2 for TIU
$1 .".( Hot Water Bottles
2 for 1..M
Drug Store
E. A. Johnson, Prop.
Theater - 5c
Good Pictures
SALE
ALE
ALE
Palace
Theater
F. A. Lacey, Mgr.
ONE WEEK
ENGAGEMENT
BOY WITH A VOICE
Today's
Program
Another Big Rail
road Production
A DESPERATE
See the brave girl save
a head-on collision.
Pathe's Weekly
News of the world be
fore your eyes
See thrilling rescue by
the sheriff.
Ilie le Cure
Ed iron, Fun 113- Comedy
ADMISSION
5c-10c
Coming Wednes
day Only
Special Feature
It is Fever Too
Late to Mend
Sol Smith Russell's
great play,
ADMISSION
5c-10c
COMING
Thurs. and Fri.
2 Days Only
Helen Gardner
In"Cleopatra"
A alx-rei'I production. A
triumphal victory on both
hemispheres, duplicating Ita
brilliant American success
In Knglaud and Continental
Europe.
Admission will be 15c
for children and 25c
for adults.
The inmne Hand
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