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TWO NIGHTS
Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 2-3
L. Brown's Brilliant Musical Comedy
"The Elk's Tooth"
Presented By
Roseburg Lodge No. 326, B. P. 0. Elks
60 Local Celebrities in the Cust 00
Positively the most elaborately suited musical comedy ever given In
Koseburg. "
Beat alo opens Saturday, Jan. 31, at Antler'i Tht'ator bm office.
Prices: 11.00, $1.00, 7Sc and 50e.
WJMirit IIIIIKFS.
N. La Raut, Jr., of Ituckles, spent
Sunday with his ramily at Wilbiir.
W. II. Wilson was a business vlslt
or to KoseburK Monday.
Miss Hachnel Chenoweth, of Oak
land, wan a Kuext ul tlici l. I. Mc
Kay and U. W. Short homes scveuil
days of the past week.
Miss May Wells returned to the
parental home in Wilbur, after upend
ing several months with her siHter,
Mrs. John Loomls, nl Newport, Ore.
liev. Ktinimell will begin revival
services at Cleveland Tuesday even
ing. H. II. Wells recently came homo
from Kails City, where ho Iiuh been
working in a lumber camp.
s One of the recent social events of
Interest was tho "kitchen shower"
for Miss Kvelyn IJaird, given by Mrs.
. V. 8. Ureen, Miss Adair and Miss
Morgan. Tho afternoon was spent
with appropriate games and music.
Tho dining room decorations were
artistic and unliiie, the color scheme
being rod and while. Dainty refresh
ments were served. W,
(ilFT TO SKNATOIt IMII IINK.
Tillamook Countv friends of e
Senalor lloiirne lulely rent to him
at Washington a solid gold plate
three Inches wide nml five Inches
long as a token of appreciation for
the splendid services rendered that
locality during Incumbency as Cell
ed States Senator from Oregon. The
following words were engraved upon
tho plate:
"To Jonathan limirne, Jr., this
25th day of December, I'.USt, Is given
this lasting token of appreciation oi
MAJESTIC
THEATRE
It's the Place Where
Everybody Goes
Just Think of It
The
One Arm
Trio
ThO III OH t WiiMih'Mli; 1!ui-lt
lIlUMlilt lift III (111- WOlltl in
vaii(li lilt- in Ktm. it. atur-
tlliv mull! Itn lui : .1 Iiuity
0(T I UtMl 1 r. I I - ! M MtC In
(hciii
S i t iitl ii-.il ii i
An uii'iMi,iU ititt i-sii.K
1'Xi'ltihf; wt-li-i ii 11,111,1, (ill.
with tin tiling aii-l uiunn . n i
ilions.
father's Hat Band
It ST lK it i --i'f. Ill
m w
lllg liltllltl. A live
Biggest Show in lown
f'oliii fiiiiy thiK U fiotMl
5c, 10c, 15c
Comlnc Wednetnliiv nn. I Tluir
day, California Undeo, ll'I'S.
See them throw the hull. It
alive.
nondayand Tuesday
The Cnd of the Grcle
the loyal. Intelligent and Indefati
gable efforts hy him in behalf of his
country and particularly in develop
ing and upbuilding the wonderful
state of Oregon and her resources.
Presented by:
"Citizens of Wheeler and Nebaleui.
"My cltlzeiiH of liny City,
"Hy citizens of Tillamook."
The gift was sent him in a beauti
ful card case upon which his name
was engraved in gold. The gilt Is
valued at $lsu. Tillamook Herald.
I.MI'OltTK A)t F.XCOItTS
OK TIIK I'XITKD STATKS.
The imHrls into and exports from
the I'nlted SluLes in December and
the 12 months endlniuwitli December,
I'.il.'l. Just complied Tlf-the Depart
ment of CommercvjsTiow iuiptiris in
Ih'eember, $ I x:i,T:t St .T :iS. agailiKt
$i;,4.ll'.l."..4 I I In December, 1 '.1 1 SI ; and
exports In December, L':n.ts V,1
against 2f.u,:i I "..KiiS? In Deeeinber.
I II 111. Tor the IS! months ended with
December the Imports are ll.TI'S!,
IHII.iM:,, against 1 1,M S, 117:1. n.'.."i In
11IIS!; the exporlH are 1 1 ,7!lS! , I x:l,
(iir., against 1 ,M s.nTsi.nr.r. in nils.';
the exports f si. IS I..I I I . I 7ti, iik;Iii.-I
s:,:!ii!i.s;i7.!i!i.i in mis!.
The Imports of December are larg
er than those of any earlier mouth in
the history of I lie foreign trade, the
next largest mouth having I n Oc
tober. IMS!. $I77.!I.S7.!ISI1.
The exi'ess of exports over Imports
in the calendar year I !i I SI w as $iiis!.
1S!7..'.SI1. against :.s I . Ill,) s In
I1I1S!. Tills excess of exports over
imports was -larger than in any pre
ceding calendar or fiscal year of our
foreign commerce, having lieen In 111'
calctular year inns. $i;:lll. I IS I .sliln.
anil In I lie fiscal vear Wins, J'liSii,-
i;:ii,r,;, i.
IIOK.N.
KM. PATRICK. At Salem, Jan. 2H.
I!U4. to Prof, and Mrs. Karl Kil
palrlrk. a roil.
Mrs. Kilpalriik Is a daughter or
Mr. and Mrs. .1. .1. Kenny, of l.eona
IIIKD.
ASHTU.N The infant son of Mr
and Mrs .1 I.. Ashloii. of llap
Vallev. Momlat . I'ch. SI. I '. I I The
child lue, I, ul llirei' lus.
NKW TODA V
LOST. lllelllst hroocll ill liosi'
Inll'g liist week. I'llldei- please le
turn lo tills office
i-'lllt IS I-: N t' Modem .".-I'lMHll llouse.
I. 'a I'.irrolt slleel. nlle block west
of di'poh 'll at 'S-'S So. i'ltle
Collier's
The National Weekly
, First Time
Collier's I in Clubs
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tttttitt't li.ts 1'i-rn
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t a -.ii.i li. !!,!
rriliu t u n in t imi
llfitioll ' si!i tt is
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Special Offer to Our Readers
Wha You Get in Collier's
IOOO t .ltton.U
'54t .Sli.ul .l. rt
1VI Sti.t.t Slutir
llMj Hiu.t..t,t4 r'..tr
c
oilier' .... $2.50 I T Q
HA IKU 2.00 vDvJ
Until f,.r only
I
ut
Aildre, . ,., , ,
Ki'vii w I'tiiili.shin Co.
Kosvlnnn. Ore.
lumia human 4
Ltt, I Inc l ohai.io
Umpgua
Chief ::s
IX)CAIi NEWS.
' It I.. Cannon was down
from
Km-klund on huKiUfis today.
Mayor J. ,M. Martin came down
from Myrtle Creek on business today.
Itev. S. li. Ileitis will speak tonight
t the I'. H. Cliurrh on "Jonah and
the. Whiile."
l T. (Jrulihi and W. II. Wilson
were uiimiiK the Wilbur ole in
(own lotiuy.
.rrn. l.loyt) H. Sm 1 1 li wan over
from SuilitM'liii lotluy attending to
hiihlntB mutun'.
F. H. Church., uttendt'd the Oro
Kou liunlwurt iiicii's tonvi'iition In
Portland IuhI week.
Jtev. J. I. Yarboro Hjiuiit Sunday at
SulluTlin, whi'iv hi held set -vires in
tho iiuititt CUun-h.
A new lturrouj;hi uddiiiK iitachfno,
ordered for the City itmorder'a
offii, MaB ret-eived today.
.lust think of it -One Ann Trio,
the K'eat iiiiiHlcal act, at Majt'tttlr
Monday and Tui-wday,
Mikx Fieta Wardrip urrived here
tliiH inoriiiUK for a few days visit
with ndatheH and friends.
Mrs. Sullie Williams, of Oakland,'
who hud been vIhIIIiik here lor the
day, returned home tins afternoon. j
Just arrived, another car of gen-,
uluu Hock SriiiKH coal, ut 1' a no's.
.Mih. J. 1.. HIkkh went to Portland
today to make a visit of several days
with her daughter, Mis. li. I,. Hous
ton. 11. I,, harhy. Mr. S. It. Miller,
Misses Lucy Slker and Maude Fer-hrat-lie
were umoiin the (.Herniate
lieoplo in tow u today.
M i s. A I ice M i t lee, who had heeu
visit inn with Mrs. John Throne, of
this city, for Homo time, returned;
homo this afternoon to Portland. I
Uev. Paul .1. Lux returned this af
ternoon rrom (Jlenarry, when he
conducted Hervlces this uioriihiK ut
the fuiu'ral of the three year old son
of Mr. and MrH. Tindell. i
Ali)haueil'"il noodle,, at tho Bee
1 1 lv Cirocev.
lion. Ch-ii It. Hart is here attain,
alter an aliseiice of Hewtal months.
He has heeu all oier the stiuthweHt-t-in
part or the l ulled Slates and still
hoos s heariil lor Southern Orenu-
Alty. I.. II. McMahon. of Salem,
was here today look in a nl'vi- some
li'Kiil mailers. IN is also said to be
limkiiiK niier ii pioliahle nomination
foi Uovernor on tin; Progressive
llekel.
Mis. Iv V. Dunham slopiu'd here
last iiiKht to visit a day with her son,
Itussell, nn her va Irom Portland
to .Medlnld. Her Soil rcluril toliiKtll
lo Pottlaliii, where he has been at
tend) lit business college.
Douglax County Creamery butter,
mils N"i- lot lun uiiind ss ua r Ask
your grocer lr Patronizo home
industry.
II. It Itoueis was in (own Sunday
on Ins riKiil.tr tiip Irmn Pnrlland
He look an old r lor some new elec
tion! tiMMles lot I he l'minia Holel.
.I.ihn K'lerluook and X C. Ashby
were busiiie.-s isiiors in Hie city to
day. The liosebuiu High School basket
ball team relumed Sunday from
their lrii ninth, alter ileleatnig the
Cotlage Hroxe Hili School Icin, In
1 1 1 - i i last game, b t he score of 17
to 1 The local team pla s again
tnii4lii here uiih the Corxallis High
Si llool
.Miss ISelttt- Kast. who is
to the I'lilllpl'U'es. wrote
ll route
' to bel
that the
i llea
luollier Itoiu Honolulu
si, -.Hiie i enroll hlcl cil a 1
out tl'etil
Ki .mi l
tht
She not
I. real, ini:
.lime al
oyer
cl
I no- all. I ".l-
. a- It k.
.11 1 V w ho u e
tt altfliil a itt.ltl 1!
.. S.itutd.ly
s.ilnel lulu; llrlie."
It.ititlttii.-.l al i lal'
n l.t ttain. I'lictt
llllelll lui Wtlltil Mi
I I t-t 1 ItlllS
I otll Irolll here
eel lui: at Cam. IK
ouiel the road
Their auto was
i and Ihev went
i plenli ol al
ul Siiiltlllii; In .ill
I nil 1 til t melll s lyele lifi:illl ttltlili itl
he -life luill.lintt oi Wilder .V Xuee.
it It tin ii. le .i ill ill i ul I. .ii Pal. otii
I,.!- mo -uie- and olelheatl itlll.es
, it. nit The w hole Itolil ol the
In-., nil! ill-.t In- clialiceil so as lo
llt.l.l s,.lif ami Itet'el llglll. H
1 1
tint he contract lor III" work
I 1
Ann I't ii just ililuk if
c .inn uni-.M'al noi lt
Moi.d.ix and TueMla
I I Unites itn.l I! t'. Itooni. ho
, '. . ii ! ;ui tu t in (lie WoM'burK
- 1 t t'oiiii..ir. loi mhiu' time,
. thru tmstiit ss ii'latiims ttt
. v,i v lt.uu.ls will totumue In
, I I i:o-s ;tliIie 1 1
. , in tiiolti Mood, will ptatlue
: ioMtii;iii- lo handle the Kose
i S'.tinp t o lultief j.
.1 1 1 I '.out h ea e on' tlie
i tt iu, iiu'-dav iiMiiintiu tor San
i...mo. I'lmmli' 'o New York I'tt.
,!t,'::,l liiiiu.tal ,s.-loIl o( the
1 H'.i.tl I' i ott 111 g .-mh ialtou. ns a
1. : t.it.' ot the I'aririe toa-t
- Il:nt I tool h. will aet-oin-
, Istin Their 011U sto;.M eiiroute
1 'i.- .ii New urtrans und ash-
!',.',. li C , and ihov epe- to he
:i two 01 llrci wreks. It ts like
1 ; .1 ! .1 iii'W tlihlt'U't wi l he loMited
tit- ra.-itie Sotlhet, to also in-
1 MinlMi t'oltimtna.
ttitnituie for the new Klks'.'
. loom- ha uritxed and will soimi
1:1 i-hii-.- ami the eleetrte IivuicmI
i;-ttd tomorrow. AH will he
lor the Kialid opetillin on Keh
lliesr (urnlrthttiKH are uhl lo
liner thuit those tu an other Klka'
club In the tttate. AmoiiK the mem-
be ra of the RoBeburK lodKe who ore
In Portland, W. II. Janiieson, Frank
G. Micelli, J. V. PielHtlcker, W. L.
Walnh. Wni. Van Buret), C. H. Can
non, Lynn Caton and others expert
to be here lo attend the "house
wanning--" The furnishings, draper
lea, etc., for these club rooms cost
laeveral thouHand dollars. The ladles'
parlors are especially beautiful.
Attorney Klhert Hermann has
filed a motion In the Circuit Court
appealing from the judgment of Jus
tice Marsters' court, in the local op
lion case against H. K. Krohn, hy
which the latter wan fined 2ut on
December 1.
Again showing conclusively who Is
the dictutorof the local political or
gan, it on Saturday published a fake
item of an alleged occurrence In The
Itevlew office, said Item being untrue.
It was evidently Intended as an off
set to the true report which we gave
the day before of a fight indulged In
by the aforesaid dictator, which, of
course, his organ did not mention.
Itching piles provoke profanity,
but profuulty won t remove them, j
Doau's Ointment is recommended for!
itching, bleeding or protruding piles. 1
.Hie at any drug store.
a ... . , . . -
Split cedar posts. Brown Lumber
O" ona 11118 lfeet. I
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In US For Over 30 Years
Alw.vsbeam J9 -
Always bears
tne
Signature of
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Doublas County.
K. US. KuyKetidall, plaiutlrf, vs. Anna
M. Price, A. M. I'rice, Amos SV.
Price, A. M. Ingalls, JoniiH Sweu
holt, Anna Swenliolt, V. K. Alley,
Corinuu Alley, and all perBous
whom it may concern, defendants.
To Anna M. Price. A. M. Price.
Amos W. Price, A. M. Ingalls, Jonas
Swenliolt. Anna Swenliolt, six of the
above named defendants, and all per
sons whom It may concern: In the
name of the Statu of Oregon, you are
hereby required to appear and an
swer the complaint filed against you
in the above entitled court and cause
on or before the ISSth day of March,
A. 1). 191-1, being ten weekH from :
date ot first' publication of tills sum-1
tnons. ami the lime proscribed In the
order lor piiblli atlon of this sum-
mens, and If you rail to appear and
answer said complaint, for want
thereof, plaintiff will npplv to the
court for tlie relief demanded in said
complaint. You are hereby further
notified that K. W. Kuykendall.
plaintiff herein. Is holder of Delin
quent Tax Certificate No. 327, Issued
on the 4 Hi day of October, 1909, by
the Tux Collector of the County of
lloilitlas. State of Oregon, for the
lammint of six and seventy-six bund
lediha dollars IJii.Ti.). the same be-1
ing 'tlie amount (hen due and delin- 1914, until paid, and the further sum
tiuent for I he taxes for the vear lUU.S.Iof Two Hundred (J21HI.U0I Dollars,
together with penally, interest and (with interest thereon at tlie rale of
costs thereon upon the following de- C per cent per annum from January,
scribed real properly situated In said 14th, 1914, until paid, and the fur
county and slate:' The southwest tlier sum of Fourteen anil Seventy-.
quarter of the northeast quarter five hundredths ($14.7".) Hollars.
(SW1. NE') and the southeast and a decree for the foreclosure ol
quarter of Hie northwest quarter that certain mortgage described In
iSKi; N'i4) or lots numbered six 'the complaint in the iihovn entitled,
till and seven (7 1 of Section sixteen cause, and executed by the said de
ll IS 1 Township thirty (SS0I South, fendants and In favor of the said
Uang'e four (4 1 West of the Wlllam-1 plaintiff on the r.th day of August,
ette Meridian. Yott are further here- 1 9. and covering the real estate
by notified that the plaintiff herein. ! hereinafter described. I will expose
! W Kuykendall, has paid taxes on I for sale at public auction and will
said premises for tlie prior and sub- sell to the highest bidder for cash at
sequent years together with Interest j Hie main entrance to tlie court morse
ihorei.u as follows: For the year in Itoseburg. Douglas County, ore
IS'H 7 It" paid November 19th. 'gn. on Saturday, the I lib day of
I'l'l i' for lite vear 1.V9."., .".! 7, paid Fehriiury, 1914, at one o'clock I" He
November 19th llUSl; for the vear afternoon, all the right, title or m
is'ii'. I7i! paid November 19th, terest tlie above named defendants
I'li'i" for the year 1X117. $4.00, paid or either of them had in or lo the
November 19lli, 1913; for the year following described real prop.-ity
'iVIS :.: paid November 1 9th. situated in the County of Doughis
191:1: for the year 1904. $14.71. paid and State or Oregon:
September 2.'.th. 191S1; for tho year Lots two 121, three (31 and four
11107. $9 ('.I, paid September 2."tth, ( 4 i, and the southwest quarter of the
I9IS1; for tlie year 1909, $7.17. paid northeast quarter ot Section ihirn
July 22tid. 1910; for the year 1910, (301, In Township nineteen i H' i
$.'. ill, "paid March 1st. 1911; for the south, ltatige eight tSl west of 111
vear 1911. $9 07. paid February ametie Meridian, containing one
January - February
March
CLEAN-UP SALE
of Men's, Women's and Children's
SHOES
At prices regardless of cost to make room for out
new stock ol SPRJNC STYLES
Call and examine our tds before buying elsewhere.
We fit all sale shoes. Just received a complete line of
Ladies' Velvet Suede and Nubuck Shoes.
R. L. STEPHENS
The Shoe Man
231 Jackson St.. Next Door to Post Office. Roseburg
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A. B. Basco Musical Comedy Co.
IN ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM
Thurs., Fri. and Sat. Nights, Feb. 5, 6 and 7
Popular Prices 10-20-30c. Two Shows. 7 and 9 p. m.
22nd, 1912; for the year 1912, $3.30,
Pa,d JlY 8th. 1913, being a total of
ninety - three and flfty-rour hund-
redthH dolla (tQ-.i r.J tnpatimp
With Interest thereon at the rilte Ot
nucen per cent per annum rrom uiitc.
You are further hereby notified that
plaintiff will apply to the court for
an order of Judgment and decree foru-
cloning his lien against you and the
Bald above described real property in
hhneM5d.0h
?dlu. L"". '?I
.. " V J.,
Hon. J. W. Hamilton, Judge of the
above entitled court, dated Decem
ber 3lBt, 1913, directing service on
you by publication.
V. KU YKKNDAI.l,,
Plaintiff.
Date of first publication January
1st, 1814. Date of last publication.
March 12th, 1914. T
NOTU'K OF SHKRIFF'S SAI.K.
In the Circuit Court of the Slate of i
Oregon for the County of Hougl as.
V. H. Mersereau. plaintiff, vs. I.ulu!,,f s. M:nks X- ( '
Administrator of the estate o!'.cu...it i'..ri. (lr ii. aulas Coiiuiv
John Veaasen, deceased, and V.or. uon. That the llnaoralile I.. T.
N. Jones, defendants. j Hai r s, .lad-.- of t'.c i in iii' Court of
Notice is hereby given that bv vir-
tue of an execution and order of saleiCouniv. I. is tueil 1'iii-s.l.iy. the slltli
only Issued out of the above entitled
cou t In the above entitled cause
uaieu uie inn nay oi jaiuiar.v, in.;
and executed under the seal of said i
court by tho clerk thereof, to nie
directed, which execution and order j
of sab- was issued pursuant to a cer-1
tain decree made and entered in the!
above entitled court and cause on
the 14th day of January, lull,
whereby the above named plaiutitT
recovered a judgment against the
above named defendants for the sum
of Two Thousand One Hundred and
Klftr-one $21 M oil) Dollars, with
interest thereon at the rate of S per
cent per annum from January 1 lib,
Theatre
RETURN ENGAGEMENT
of the
- - mmmmmm
hunditd and sixty flfiO) acres, on of 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the
the said .1th day of August, 1909, the time and the County Court Room to
date of the sahl mortgage, or have the courthouse in Roseburg, Oregon.
h .,i .... i....... .i i - no ,i, wAaMn. t7uin w
Illm-h tllereof m mnv h iieeeunrv
to sntlsly the snid juclKinent in Tuvor
of l lie aho'vi- nanicil ilulntlff and
nKaiusI the nlmve nanieil tlefendants,
with interest thereon, together with
all costs and disbursements that have
or may accrue.
"f Publication January
.,.f'!"- ' 1 4- ..' Publication,
:!uar!' IJ14-
CEO. K. QIMNR.
Sheriff of loui;ia.4 County, Oregon.
I IWI, M l (II NT.
N'.iti.e Is hereby iven that tlie
iinilersiKiied, as one of the hoii'lsmon
of Asln r Marks, deceased, lor him-
self aihl Hi" oilier bondsmen of I lie
said Asher Marl,s. lias filed the Final
Vtiunii ot'
ml As'ier .Marks, ail- gon. as the place for hearing oDJec
e esiate of S. Marks, lions, if any. to said final account
niuiisti'ato!
' ii,.,-, a se I ii .1
partnership estate
iptiny. . .Marks of
I'cease.l. with the
t lie .-ii o! nre.ia for lioiiiilas
, ilay m r-praat.. i-.tii. ai ine nour
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Picture Frames
ANNOUNCEMENT
from
Craves Art Emporium
: -ii'.l out ii cptiiiu
w i lo i II. ('. Wood.
Ilosi'iitiri; Hook ('., wlio
it t in tii it; tlie kmink. :ir
iiiiitcriiil ; 1 1 1 1 1 fiiiriilni;
i.i ii 1 1
Of I'll
U!l! .
( is'.-.'
I Inis-iin at tlii'ii1 linok store,
j 1' : I Nor !i .l;u ! him M ri-ol, vo
1 r ; i iv . sl.j.siro in r'M-oiniiii'nd-
m:: 1 1. 1'iu 1 1) our ni.iny l'riciuis
ul i-ioi,!.' w ask that
:u r.i:i'i' 1, S.'r.i I p:it muago
. v . :. q- iii ! ! ; .t..I li-' now t'X
i tnl. ! fo 1 In- losi'1iilV Itook
II. H. HUAVKS.
I
FLOUR
REX IS KING
Eastern Hard Wheat
ASK YOUR GROCER '
FLOUR
I hnv. hien sunVring from eczema
;Hr I ho l ist .10 years, and found no
ri li.f fur in until I began to U88
I,k. ' Kivi'ina Ointment, which cured
i!!.' tsi(ni'd) John Hertier, Kute
Imrif. lirejiiin. Jan. :i, 1914.
Price
(Crohn's Pharniacy
Cass Street
We Give Rosburg Trading Stamps.
SPECIAL -THIS
WEEK
mw In nnlrt Pinal Aecnnnt InH for
settling the same. The proceedings
In nald estate have been certified to
Raid Circuit Court by the County
.fudge of said county,
T H. WOLLENBERQ.
xTlrK OP FINAL HKTTLKMEXT.
( In the matter of the estate of William
K. (iillam, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given, that the
undersigned administrator has filed
In the above entitled court his ac
count In final settlement of Bald es
tate, and the court, by order duly
made and entered, has fixed Satur-
day, February 28th, 1914. at 10 o-
clock In the foreuoon of Bald day, aa
the time, and the County Court rooB
in the courthouse in RoBeburg, Ore-
and to the settlement thereof.
Dated January 28th. 1914.
G. WAYNB UILI.AM,
Administrator of the estate of Wil
liam K. (.ilium, deceased.
Hate of first publication January
2!li, 1911.
T
Havo Arundel tune It.
Made to Order
The ROSEBURG BOOK
COMPANY
Announcement
Having bought the stock
i iioeilU'Work t'xeepttid) of the
(Jravt'.- Art Kmporium, wo will
rarry in stock, after Feb. lat.
at our book store, 2.11 North
.Ia kson street, in addition to
our regular line, a complete
stock of koriaks and Kastmon
photo KUillef4, artleta mater
ials, picture frames and fram
inu (Kiiu U onlw. We will also
do photo uVvelopiiijc and print
ing fur iitnateun, ustiiK only
the best materials and guaran
tee to do only first class work.
Your patronage solicited.
Til K KOSKIU IUJ Il(KK CO.
FLOUR
FLOUR
50c at
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