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Newspaper Page Text.IDDKNU. ' Hotel Umpqua. Qeorge Lawspn, i r "J; is, Tburtellotte, H. W. Sherr, W. ! - ' . af . Reckmal, W. T. Nipple, 8. M. Wltr. Dr. P. E, Warner, Mr. M, C. J ""'Perklna. E. E. Grant. A- A. Uugh, Charlee B. Henry, F. R. Dunn, Fred j J. White, Portland; A. J. Btelnman, j 8. Rotestey. R. L. FInlayson, W. H. j Martens, 8. E. Kelley, J. L. Oerstet, ! W. 8. Irvine, Ban- Francisco; W. P. i Porep, Beattle; O. M. Morten, Ta I coma; C. 8. McMlcbael. Chicago;. J. I H. Lauterman, L. W. Joue, Salem; O. W. Porter, Eugene; K. B. Walte, , Butberlln; E. C. llrandenberg. Al " ; bany. Rjseburg Hotel. A. L. Campbell j i' and wife, Flfleld, Wis.; A. Prither- I '' don, Olalla; J. W. Johnaon, Spokane; )' Mra. E. U. Manle, Dlllard; J. H. Wai I klna, Loa Angeles; W. J. Long, A. F. I Walker. H. Kadderly, E, L. Wright, j . Portland. ' ' Hotel McClallen, Jamet Overton, H. Ouy, C, 8. Miller, A. Ilrlgga, W. E. Orlffis, W. T. Flh, J. Campbell, Ed. - Reed, C. Woodard, R. K. Melth, M. Young, J. W. Fowler, J. H. Lee, '." Portland; Ben Huntington,. Jr., Kid dle; J. J. Florebluger, Concord, Mon tana; J. W. Monroe, Woodland, Cal.; W. M. Allen, Corvallla; M. A. Purdue and wife. City; Bam Huston, Idee Hill; Byron H. Hall, H. WeUb, Glide. I the Circuit Court ol the State of 'Oregon far the County. of Doaglaa. Kate Twey, plaintiff, vi. Rufua Clem- tner, Tiora Lafferty and John Jen- MB. defendants. To Rufua Clemmer, Flora Lafferty I and John Jensen, the above named I ' defendant: I la the same of the atate of Oregon, you and each of you are hereby re I Quired to appear In the above entitled 'court and cauae and answer the com plaint of tbe plaintiff herein, wltbln all weeka from the date of the tlret publication of thla eummona, tbat la. within all-weeka from tbe 2lnd day of December, 113, and you and each of you are hereby notified that If you tall to ao appear ana anawer earn I complaint, the plaintiff will apply to the above entitled court tor tbe re lief demanded In her complaint, to wlt: For Judgment agalnat the above named defendant, Rufua Clemmer For Yeet Bltea. and Chapped (Ma. For froat bitten ear, finger aid toea; chapped kaate.aag ilipa. all blalna, cold Bores, red aad rough kin, there la aotbtag to ee.ae) Bask lea' Arnica Salve. ltoa tka . pela at oao aad heaia qnlekly. la every home there ahould be a box handy all the time. Beet remedy for all akin dlaeeee, Itehjag eeaema, tetter, pile. to.' IB." All druggteu or by mail. , g, UfiXfJtJU.. Philadelphia or Just arrived, another car of gen uine Rock Spring coal, at Page. ;?-.iiTop(at Hotel Grand Cms StrMt Roseburg, Ore. Prompt-Attention Given All Orders Let u do your fretgktlag, mev lag, baggage, plaao, lumber, weed aad coal aaullag. Store your good wtLWna; we ewa eur own storage rooarad can give you the beat rate. - H. J. Dean Transfer and Storage Co. Office phone 111. Re, phoae 1M-L mmA Mam Im. fall an of one tbouaand and six hundred dol lar, with Intereet thereon from the Ith day of October, 10, at tbe rate of It per cent per annum, and for tbe further aum of $10 taxea ad vanced and paid by plaintiff, and for coeta and dlaburaementa of suit to be taxed, and for tbe order and de cree of the above entitled court In foreclosing tbat certain mortgage made, executed and delivered by de fendant, Rufu Clemmer and Flora Lafferty to plaintiff on tbe 6th day of October, 1906, and for tbe order of aale of the real property described In aald mortgage, to-wlt: Tbe wet half of tbe northwet quarter, lec tio,, twenty-nine; the north half of noruaeaat quarter, and eaat half of northweet quarter of section thirty, all In township twenty-one, eouth of range 6 weet, W. M., Douglaa Coun ty, Oregon. And for application of the proceed of aald aale a follow: 1. To the coat and expenaea of aid sale and of aald ault. I. To tbe payment of tne amount due oo aald mortgage to plaintiff. 1.. To the payment of tbe balance, if . to the defendanta, Rufua Clemmer,- Flora Lafferty and John Jenaen, as their Interest may appear of reapra, ana aBceruwieu m decree. This summons I (erved upon you by publication In the Roseburg Re view, by order of Hon. J. W. Hamil ton, Judge of the. above entitled court, wblph aald order 1 mad and dated December M, 1111. and will be published occe a week for alx successive and consecutive weeka, the first publication being of date Dec. 22, 1(13, and the last of date Feb ruary 6 th, 1914. C. L. HAMILTON, M Attorney for Plaintiff. visit tbe Roeebnrg .Nursery Oo'. . m lh flu llllBUBIlt Of frail treee, email fruit, etc., they of fer for aale. Have Arundel tune It. Out of town shoppers will Enjoy Lunch Served at , Hotel. Umpqua 11:45 until 2: 35c Do You Admire Beautiful Hair? Then why not hate a switch made from those combings you hare been saving? We make every thing iu the hair goods Hue Switches, Puffs, Transformation and Turban Braids. Orders taken for Wigs and Toupees. We make a specialty of Human Hair Goods and cau match the most dilli cull shadas. Try our Toupee Plaster it sticks t TERCINSKFS A "STOIUE FOR EVERYBODY" Attention, Young Men! If yon want a good, homelike place for room and board, Come to the McClallen Hotel Rates $30 per month and up. Commercial Abstract Co. Ubstract of Titles Blue Prints Filing Papers, Etc. ; We Will Goon Your Bond .Insurance Conveyancing JUnt. Xmt.S avtags.0ae.il Bejdlag ROUlBVBa, OllKGON. LOCAL NEWS. O. C. Wilson returned home this afternoon to Yoncalla. He had spent a day or two visiting In Koseburg. Sliced boiled bam at the Economy Grocery. Mrs. A. J. Klnsey waa brought from Green to Mercy Hospital this afternoon for treatment by Dr. Bel her. Mrs. Ft. T. Illakely, of Ml. Scott, went to Oakland this afternoon for a several days visit with friends and relatives. Special Sunday dinner served at Hotel Umpqua, 6:30 to 8 p. m. Music. Mrs. I). W. James and Miss Itu chael Chenoweth returned home to Oakland thla afternoon, utter spend ing the day here. Mrs. G. A. Ilradburn came In from Wlnstons today for a short visit with friends. Mrs. G. K. l.awrenco mid Mrs. II. I,. Kruse were over from Oakland today for a brief visit. Roeeburf Stamp Co', check have red'ioed the coat of living for many. Ask for them everywhere yon trade. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carman, who had been visiting the former's slHter-In-lnw, Mra. A. J. Carman, In this city, during her illness, returned home this afternoon to KiiKeiin. The patient Is said (o be nearly recovered. Tbe Roseburg High School basket ball team, who ure now playing games in the northern 'purl of the state, were dofeuted in their second game, by the Dallas team, 29 to 21, according to Jim Goodman, the Hose burg center, who returned last even ing. They are said to have played last night at Independence. Just arrived, another car of gen uine Rock Sprlnga coal, at Page's. Mra. John FOnger and Mrs. M. M. Miller were hostesses at two after noon parties this week, which took place Wednesday and Thursday at the home of Mra. Enger. Some novel entertainment features us well as re- freahmenta were afforded the guests, which were presented In true Jupan eee etyle. Several Orlentul games were played und thu dishes included some woll known favorites umong the Japanese. On both occasions about 3d guests wore present. The rooma were beautifully decorated in lantern and draped In vines and plants to convey the impression of a Japanese garden. Patronize Farmers' Public Market every Tueaday . and Saturday. This will benefit both consumers and pro ducers. Prices always reasonable. Sulhcrlln Sun: K. II. Lenox, the popular Count v Clerk of Douglas County, announces that lie will be a candlduto ut the primaries to succeed himself. Mr. l.cnov. has proved one of the most competent officials which the county has ever had, and for that reason lite citizens of DoukIuu County will see to It thut he stays on the Job. F. G. Ki-kler, of Aslituhulu. Ohio, who spent about throe weeka in this vicinity looklni; over the coun try, returned Kust vi-i California last Monday morning. During his stay here Mr. F.i-kler visited Grants Pass. Medford, Ashland anil Koseburg, and on his return to Sutherlin expressed himself as being more favorably im pressed witli tills valley tall any place ho had visited. Bluo Si em Flour, Washington hard wheat, 1.40 a sack. Kcouomy Gro cery. Sulcm Statesmun: Jeanette Van ZUe and Myra (irlssou, two 19-year-old girls who made, a break from the girls' Industrial school early yester day, are safely lodged In thu institu tion mid uru giving no further trouble. Matron Hopkins says they escaped through the basement Just after breakfast, but were apprehend ed at the fulr grounds store by Officer Gaines, who took them to the sta tion. From the police station the girls were returned to the school In a taxlcab, where one of them smashed furniture In such .style that she was handcuffed. (The Grissou girl was recently arrested In Kose burg at request of the Kilgetii' au thorities, and from that city sent to t lie Industrial school). Trade at stores giving Hoseburi; Stump Cos. trading checks. They are good as cush at 5:1 stores. tf Cottage- Grove Sentinel: The an mull meeting of the llrowu l.uinber t'otltpauy of tills city was held ill the office of It. A. Hoolh, vice-president, in Kugene Thursday. Tbe old direct ors were re-elected to serve another year, and after the meeting of the stockholders the directors elected tile following officers: W. K. Itroun. prstdeut; I! A. llooth. vice-president ; W. W. llioen, secretary; I.. S. Hill tuatiuKcr Willi tile freak weather of the past couple of weeks has tome a freak flock of blackbirds with scarlet patches on their win:. The flock has been noticed feeding in the southeast part of the city "M'M'ial days of the past week. Still it stranger freak Is u anomaly in a snow white blackbird uhich has at tracted considerable attention feed ing with his ebony colored com pauton It is evactlv like its mates In eicry way except Its color. Fur auy Itching sklu trouble, idles, eczema, suit rheum, hixes, itch, scald head. Iierpet, scabies. Do.in's Oint ment Is highly recommended. JOc ut all stores. Slab Wood No Edgings Cm you ue out or more CArlomls of 4-(ot lub wood, nbnolutfljr fret from tvlftitiM aud equal to cord od? YVe cuu supply you; our price L right. White (or our price. Josfyn-tiriswold Lumber Co. Drain, Oregon EXAMINE THE 1914 GO-CARTS Tliey are luiby carts with Rood sprhafs that mesas ao aaacb for the little wee bit of child that doeaa't com plain iu words at the bumps and Jolts of Its ride dowmtowa. The wheel and cpokee are unusually well made tlioae ore the parts that wear out first. I'nasajtfly good balance a thin- which makes the cart paeh easily We Re-Tire Buggies B. W. STRONG THE FURNITURE MAN Carts with Mohair Hoods .HK. IIKYA.V8 PAPER. TIIK COMMONF.R. Through the columns of the Com moner Mr. Bryan meet the attack of those who are opposed to Demo cratic reforms, as well as tbe clever misrepresentations made by the or gans of the "special Interests." As an exponent of the plans and pur poses of the National Democratic ad ministration, the Commoner Is of un usual IntereBt to all progressive citi zens. Mr. Bryau'a signed editorials give a timely dlBCusslon of public questions and are interesting and valuable to all Btudents of govern mental affairs. It Is a big S'i page monthly. Besides supplying the best political and general mutter. It baa intereating home, fashion, farm, car toon and other depurtmentB. A care fully prepared report of the work of tbe various members of the Presi dent's Cabinet la especially interest ing to each tax-payer. The subscrip tion price Is $1.00 a year. Many of our readers are already Commoner subscribers: many others may desire to be. To make it con venient aa well as inexpensive tor our readers to send subscriptions to the Commoner, we have arranged with Mr. Bryan to furnish hi paper to our readers, at a special low rate. Only 12.60 pays for a (all year's sab acrlptlon to tbe Twlce-a-week Re view and a full year' subscription to the Commoner. If already a eb scTlber to either paper your aspira tion date will be exteaded one year. NOTICK TO CREDITORS. Notice la hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed as signee of the estate of J. M. Engle and Margaret J. Engle; now, there fore, the creditors of the said J. M. Engle and Margaret J, Engle are PATRonizr none hit Douglas County Creamery Ce., mak ers of Pure Butter and Ice Cream Phone S40. 420 N. Jackson St Roaeburg, Oregon. P. .3. We pay highest. 'market price tor butter fat and aweet cream. hereby notified to present tbelr claims, duly verified, to tbe under signed, the said aasignee, at his office, rooms 217-218, Perkins build ing, Roaeburg, Douglaa County, Ore gon, on or before tbe .4th day of March, 1914. Thla notice is published for a period of alx weeks In tbe Roaeburg Review, a newspaper of general clr culatioa In Douglas County, Oregon. Date of first publication of thla aotlc I December 29, ltll. W. R. RICHARDSON, Assignee of the estate of J. M. Kngle and Margaret J. Engle. M I o I If in have something to aeu, to trade, to rent, or have lost something or found something, use a Want Ad. In the Review. 1 Review Want Ads, bring results. We Give Roseburg Trading Stamps. The Cass Street Market For all kinds of Fresh and Cured Meats. Poultry. Fort Jones Creamery Butter. Fish and Louis Kohlhagen, Prop. PATRIOTIC PENNANTS Offered at Low Cost The Review will enable its readers to get a valuable collection at slight expense. Readers of The Review will be given an opportunity to make a handsome collection of pen nants at a nominal cost. Through a wholesale contract with one of the largest pennant manufact urers in the world, this paper has been able to purchase a series of beautiful pennants at such a low rate that it will sell them to its readers for fifteen cents (15 cents) each. The Third pennant to be offered in this series is ALASKA, a picture of which appears in this adv. This pennant is of the best felt and is 36 inches long and 15 inches wide at the base. I Such a pennant ordinarily sells for 75 cents. This District of Alaska pennant will be offered by The Review for one week only. After that time a new subject will be offered. Watch the papers each wet k for the announcement of the various subjects. Persons who desire to make a collection of these magnificent pennants should clip the coupons from The Review and present them at the business office with IS cents. Those who reside out of town can get them by parcel post. " ' ' No one can afford to be without a collection of these pennants. The subjects will all be digni fied and the pennants correct as to color and detail. These pennants are admirably adapted to the decoration of the den, library or parlor. They are also suitable for use in offices, and strongjy appeal to the student. Many are made into table and lounge covers, wall blankets, portiers and home ornaments. ttifcii it? I 1 ', l Come to The Review office and inspect one of the popular pennants now being offered. A glance will persuade you that no such bargain has previously been offe red to home decorators. Clip the coupons, as they are valuable. All you have to do is to clip the pennant coupon which appears in today's paper, and bring it to this office with IS cents. Only one Pennant with each coupon. .Send it to us with 20c, the extra 5c being to cover cost of mailing. Review Pub. Co. Roseburg. Oregon Pennant Coupon This coupon when accompanied by 15cr is good for One Fenuant at the Roseburg1 Review Office. , ' t k (Fly mall add 6 caat extra to cover cot). K I I i min 1 1 iii i i i 1 1 r ifiimnTiinniii H'li Mill cKt 9KiBvai vixi iiwjr"