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KODAKS Eastman Photo Supplies, Developing and Print ing for Amateurs. Picture Frames Made to Order B90K CO ROSEBUKG JlOIiN. Time's come for WAI.KKIl.--To Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Walker, of North ltoxnuurg, Thurs day April 2, a son. Sl'M.MOXS IX KOltlttTOSl'ltK OK KIXIXOl KM' TAX Ci:itTII RATH. local news. today on business. un-to-date men who Mrs-R 11 t wmmr, was r lu ualt lilt II VVllw ! visitor In Itoseburu for a short time look the part to look to their clothes and desert back number fashions for the new Kaster styles from The House of Kuppenheimer In style, in fabric, in color shades these clothes are all that go to make clothes excellence or they wouldn't be here. years, with the rate of Interest 011 said amounts as follows: l'JOi) tax. paid .March 15, 1910, tax In t he Circuit Court of the State of rcll't No. 1 as:!, amount $ 1 8.1 3, rale Oregon for Douelas County. 01 '""-'lest la per cent r. I.. Houghton, plaintiff, vs. Lillian J. Miller and .Mary Meader, and to all whom it way concern, defendants. To Lillian J. Miller and Mary Meader and to all whom it may con- Nephl land plaBter at J. F. Barker cern, the above named defendants. & Co'. dsw I" t lie name of the Slate of Oregon: Mrs. inhn Htr,,vr r iin.,ii i,.f. Y'' a lrejy notified that L. hero this urterm.ni.'r'.T .. .it i7. ,Ji.r : Houghton, the holder of Certificate she will visit several weeks with to,"' l'i'"niiciicy numbered 054. Issued 'n;i t he f.lh II !i v rtf IW-Inl m uinei . Mrs. C. A. Thompson, who had been vlsltln here lor a day or two,! left this afternoon for lier home at! Kugene. j Copyright 1914 The Hook ol KitpprnKelnnf $18 to $35 Choose your Easier togs now while our assortments are complete. Harth's Toggery Stetson Hats, Florsheim Shoes HAV SiliKI.IIS HI HT IIV IWl.l. PIIOM liH'VC I.K, "A 1,1, TIIK COMrollTS Ob' llO.Mi:.' 1 1 lever t oluedy at Hie Antler's Ijist Mght anil TolilKlit. oa the 6th day of Ociober, lUOil by the Tax Collector of the County of uouglas, Slate or Oregon, lor the, amount of Tlilrty-nine and U5-1U0 Dollars, the same being the amount then due and delinquent for taxes for Arthur Carey, of Cottage drove, ! v ar I S8, together with penalty, entered Mercy Hospital today to re-1 Interest and costs thereon upon the celve treatment for throat trouble ; rea' properly assessed to you, of which you are the owner as appears ,,. of record, situated in said County and (orvallih.lt;,..,. i . i i i ... , who had been visiting her , ghter! j V, '. " , V , ' !Z hi son, of this city, left ; .,..,,...,., ml,r.r Kp,.,lm, ' thinv I ( 3 0 . Tonnslilti twenty-nine C'J) The Roseburg Book Co. sell only South itnnge seven (7) West in the koduk films, the dependable j Uouglas County, Oregon, films, the kind everybody wants. No I Vou are further notified that said substitutes here. i F. I.. Houghton has paid taxes on said from Dr. Seoly. Mrs. I,. .1. Huthven. Mrs. O. for her home this afternoon. Rny Shields, the 111 year old sou of B. F. Shields, the local real estate man, received three deep gashes In CAST the head this morning when he Ml John Davis . . . Max Sinclair from a bicycle against one of the Tom Maine . 'u',.'i'tr i:Lr.ui headers on the Deer Creek Daniel Webster While I.V...I i.i..i.( "uers ii.( Hurry steel headers on the Deer bridge, causing a concussion of the brain. Ho uus unconscious for near ly an hour, and when he came to In the office of Dr. Bother, the pain hud mostly subsided. The accident hap pened about 11:30, and at 1 o'clock lie was taken home. The doctor suid the wounds were not serious. No one saw the accident happen, nud none but the boy knows whni threw him from the wheel. Kd. Marslers, on Ills way home to dinner. heard the crash Just alter he hod crossed the bridge, and turned to find tho hoy in a. heap about 20 feet behind him, Tho boy's head wus lying toward the center ol the bridge and blood was flowing freely from the several wounds. His body hud been thrown under tho steel work that rises above the floor. Mr. Mars ters rushed to the boy at once and dispatched his own sou for a doctor. In the meantime several people had been attracted to tho spot. Among them arrived II. tl. Wilson in his automobile, and rather than wait lor a eonor, the injured lad was placed In the machine and taken to the offices of Drs. Sccly, Seiner & Stewart. Mr. Shields, the boy's father, was summoned by telephone and was at the side of his son in a few minutes. After a brief examina tion. Dr. Sether pronounced the boy In no serious danger. Mr. Murs'ers believes that aniue obstiicle in th road caused the rront wheel of the hhy.de to turn suddenly or that he was attempting to ride without the use of the handle burs, as he says lie has often seen the boy do. There was ro vehicle on the bridge at the time The Injured hoy Is the eldest of Mr. Shields' three sons. i 1 1 1 n tl Tussell Augusta Davis . . Mrs. John Davis . .Mamie Haslam . . Marlon Adams . . I.eota Howard Fresh roasted coffee at Marshall's MAJESTIC THEATRE Its the place where ever) body loss. What a clover rompnny we have with us at tho Antler's now, and we hope they remain with us a long, long time, giving as good shows us last night's performance of "All the Com forts of a Home." If mirth is an aid to digestion, no one in that audience 'asl night went home suffering from dyspepsia, and "Dull Care" didn't have a look-in even Tor a moment. We can cheerfully recommend It as a tonlr to "Tired Business Man" nnd "Weary Candidate," warranted to produce a smile a minute nt least. One of the best features of the "ompnny Is the fact that II is so well balanced, every part being played ompetently, and uot a poor one In ne cast. Kxceptlonally clever was 'he character work of :nd I.eota Howard, and Marlon Vilnius and Minnie Haslam not nnlv premises for prior or subsequent years, with the rale of Interest on said amounts as follows: 111 09 tax, paid March 1.1, 1910, lax receipt No. 1731, amount $17.32, rate of interest la per cent. 1910 tax, paid March 15, 1911, tilx receipt No. 13127, amount 20.23 rate of interest 15 per cent. 1911 tax paid March 15, 1912, tax receipt No. 0GS4, amount $24.73, rate of Interest la per cent. 1912 tax, paid Oct. 10, 1913, tax receipt No. 1 575, amount $33.50, rate of Interest 15 per cent. Sulci Lillian J. Miller as the owner of the legal tille of tile above do- .'lkfm l ui,nt,,l r, , ,. . .ociiueu pioiieii as uie same appears r,,n,.i, vi..J .-, . . in . . ,of record, and each of the other per iT d ;,r.ei .I , ' ,K ' 1 or';i'""s above named, aro hereby further hind after a rew days for a short Ilolrl(.(1 thnt ,,. Houghton will ap- I ply to Hie Circuit Court of the County Mrs. Herman Wilson, of Melrose. : and Stale aforesaid for a decree fore- It. K. Mielh, the bridge builder.! wus here from Portland today, lie' expects the Oak slreot bridge to be I finished about Saturday, April 11. .'lis. Eva Ulnian and grandson, HI-1 wood Ulman, left this afternoon fori Seattle-, where they will probably re main. They had been living hero fori some time. I'.arly cabbage, cauliflower, kale, pansy, asters, Kohl-rabl, Brussels sprouts, plunts for sale. II. B. Church, EiiBt Com. Ave., North Itoschurg. Mr. und Mrs. A. K. Kent, of Klam ath Falls, left hero this afternoon for THEATRE early yesterday evening suffered stroke of apoplexy nnd was still tin-' conscious this afternoon. She was given attention by Dr. (ieorgo E. : llouck. closing the lieu against the property above described and mentioned In said certificate. And you are hereby summoned to appear within sixty days afler the servico of this sum mons upon you, exclusive of the day of service, nnd defend this action or pay the amount due as above shown, together with costs and nccrued In terest and ill case of your failure to do so a decree will be rendered fore- Patronizo Farmers' Public Market Ir.;is, th i.,,i .. ,.,iK0 .i,v every Tuesday and Saturday. This ', ,,i will benefit both consumers and oro-I mi . ,i , i,, n, ducers. Prices always mimonnbla. .i:.,.. i, ........... i, .... Word was received toilav from 101k-1 derslgued residing within the Stale of r 'on In which It was stated that S. W. Oregon, at tiie address hereafter men Hell, who fell from a horse there tinned. Tho sailor who was picked up here i yesterday suffering from the results of a protracted Bpreo ill San Fran cisco, was locked up today, as he was I still badly "off" and inclined to be' violent at (lines. 1910 tax paid March 15, 1911, tax receipt No. 13,424, amount $24.77, rate of interest 15 per cent. 1911 tax. paid March 15, 1912, tax receipt No. 5GS0, amount $54.91, rate of interest 15 per cent. 1912 tax, paid Oct. 10. 1913. tax receipt No. 1594, amount $:!3.50, rate i of Interest 15 per cent. Said Wilbur Morris as the owner of the legal title of the above described properly as the same appears of i record, and each of the oilier persons1 above named are hereby further not!-! fied that F. I,. Houghton will apply to the Circuit Court of the County and Slate aforesaid for a decree foreclos ing the lien against tile property i above described, and mentioned In said certificate. And you are hereby , summoned to appear within sixty da ! alter the first publication of this! summons, exclusive of the day of said ! first publication, and defend this a t-j lion or pay the amount due as above I shown, together with costs and ac-j crued Interest, and in case of your: failure to do so. a decree will be ren dered foreclosing the lien of said taxes j and costs against the land and prem-: ises above named. This summons is published bv order I or me Honorable J. W. Hamilton, Judge of the Circuit Court or the State of Oregon for the County of Douglas, and said order was made and dated this 18th day of March, 1914. and the date of tile first publication or this summons is the 23rd day of . . March 1914. .- iv. .. . . .... . . . All process and papers in this pro-1 Douglas County, Oregon, has signed residing within the State of I rixed as ,1,e tim0 and ',laC8 for liear Oregon at the address hereafter men- '"K objections, If any there be, to 4 rt i i i Hi IN m r'ivjO. Wednesday and Thursday April 1-2 Antler's Stock Company IN 'All the Comforts of Home A Comedy in Three Acts i PRICES-Adults25c Doors Open at 7:30, Children 15c Curtain at 8:00 been Honed. J. M. DKVE11S and THOMPSON & I1AHDY, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Address: Eugene, Oregou. M FIXAIj skttmcmk.vi In the County Court of the Stale of Oregon for Douglas County. In the matter of the estate of Rob ert F. Smick, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned administrator of the es tate of Robert F. Snilck, deceased, has filed in the above entitled court his final account in settlement of said estate and by order of said court duly mado and entered of record, Friday, be 17th day of April, 1914 at 10 o'clock n. ni., in the County Court room at tho courthouse in Itoscburg, several days ago, when he dislocated i a Kllonlder, was much Improved, and I that W. D. Hell, his sou, would re-! lurn hero in a few days. I .1. M. Martin, Myrtle Creek; F. S. Mlakely. ltoiklaml: Henry Itushnell, Ten Mile; I. II. Nichols, llrorkuuv; Max Sinclair!0"'1' l,oon' l)'','r ''"V": A. 10. Clay- i miii. .Hcirosc; u. ii. iii'iiioru, i.ower U'alapoola; Win. Howard, Wilbur. .1. M. DEVKRS and THOMPSON i HARDY. ! Attorneys for the Plaintiff. Address: Eugene, Oregon, First publication March 23, 191 I. M Kl'.M.MOXS FOR PI IIMCATIOX IX i'(m:ci.os( of tx i.iex. ilnyed their parts well, but displayed ' w,'rc 1I"0'1I! 'bo Hosehui'i; visitors lo- iiiim charming frocks. day. Walter Siegfried In a clever curtain I One pound of good tea, 25c. Tills speech announced thai the company : Is broken tea leaves from high grade would remain as long us box office tens. Because It injures the alinear- returns warranted them In so doing, mil added Hint thev nil wanted to stay a long, long time. Afler enjoy ing last night's performance, wo. too. have the same wish that the com- nitty may be with us for some time to come. ; Mv Sliei'llll reiiuest. til" "Man of, the Hour" will he suhstitllfed for The Harrier" as a week end bill. the first performance to be on Salur- lay evening. "All the Comforts of Home" wMWIie continued for tonight tad Friday night, in conseiuence. Fancy last 25c Navel Oranges, while they dozen. Economy Grocery. l oltl:sl'ltV NOTES, of ilis:rlliulloii. These lined In replanting bums The n li ii n ul report of the forest enii-e nursery ul Ciiisoti. Washing ton, shows the lut.il cost of iiroduc- ii K one ear old seedlings to bo 28 eiils per thousand, and of two year Id transplant slock $.:.S0 per liloil "in.l This Includes cost of trans- Malilll g and trees 111 Hid other denuded areas within Xa'tonnl forests. Three sawmills are depending ol "una National forest for their of logs. lie Secretary of Agriculture has ..t I mi, nun lion rd feel as the maxi mum llinll of limber which call be rut under free use permits during the nt fiscal ear mi the I'lupinm TkT I sumd 1 -S TV II Qt f- "Bring Every Mwis mm mm aiien of tho hih in'lced artieli', tho hroktMi lcuvi'8 ure blown ami sifted from the better Kraden. Only In ap pearuneo la miifferent from tea that si'U.H at from t0o to $1 a pound. It makes mi excellent enp. The, Peoples Supply Co. It. Whitman, a elerk at the Coldfii Rule Store, nearly bud a seri ous aieldent on a motorevcle, at tin1 earner of .laeksoii and Washington slreetH about 11 oYloek this inorniiiK. The damat:" amounted to a broken headlight anil noine diiHly clo'lies. He whh attemptliiK to turn up WiiHhhin ton street, when the wugou belonging to Winnie (iaddia, the plumber, whieh he wuh endeavoring to puss, iiIho turned in that duvet ion. Whether the boy driving the rig could hao een the approuebing machine or not Ik not known, but tie did uot Htop to see the rewult or bl short turn. The machine ulruek the curb, throwing the rider to the stive!. YOU CAN CURE THAT BACKACHE, ' I'ain aiiiti mo ihm'k, airiuirM, n'Aii'it iii ami yrit ; rrril litiik'nor. Urt ft nrknv' of Muthcr (.tin i AHOM11C tt:AF. Mir plfKonnt nnit tin) lirth euro for Nil Kuliicy .IIIbiIiUt ftiuH'ritiary muiHt t. lu-n ji't fi-rl ftll run iluwn, tirrit, k mt without pniTifT u' Ihit renmrkablprontlMiiiilioti of nulnrrl rrflmnil hmh. A ft ion tr lain iviM! h.m noiipDil, j Molhrr i)rT AnmHr-l.wf I m-UI It rntf i f iior i in))T mml foT M cl. Sunii'li-wnt KltKlw AuJrvM, van juuioit urmy . o., l noy ,n. l MICAL NKW8. In the Cireiilt Court of tho State of Oregon for ItougluH County. l' I.. llom:hlon, plain; iff s. Wilbur Morris unit to all whom it may con vrn, det'ci dants. To Wilbur .Moms and fo all whom It may concern, the above named de fendants. In the name of the State of Oregon: Yon are hereby notified that V. L. Houghton, the holder of Certificate of Dtdimpieii'-y numbered ;"":(, issued on the .Mli day of October, limn, by the Tax Collector of the County of Douglas. State nf Oresoii, for the amount of Fortv-iour and ."S-ieO Hol lars, the rami' b'ln the amount then due and deltmim-nt for taxes for the year l!HiS, together with penalty, in terest ami costs thereon upon the real properly assessed to yon, oT which you are I lu owner as appears of record, situated in said County ami Stale, and part icularly bounded nnd doner I bed as follows, to-wit : The 1 southwest ciiarter ISW S ) of Section ten i I'M. Township thirty-one (31) smith of Kange three t :i I West, Uoug- las County, Oregon. You are further notified that said P. Ii. Houghton has paid taxes on said premises for prior or subsequent NKW TODAY WAXTKP Man wants work on farm. Will do any kind of work. Ad dress A. S. Leonard. Kdeiihower, or plume ;;:". -.1 and leave word. KOii SAM'. Tin key eggs; will de liver them in Itosrbuig. Address A. K. llofi'mnn, Laurel Cret, Hose burg. 5c-10c Coming Tuc, last Nunikr WHO Will MARRY MARY . f anil rVVHart r. Willie c Cold" FOR COUGHS and COLDS Slirod haul, boiled ham, bacon and drhtd beef nt the Kconomy tirucery. All of my wood measured before loading. -'.."0 per tier. 1'hone I'i'A. Douglas County Creamery butter, only 'c for two pound miuare. Ask you? grncwr for It. I'atronira home Industry. The IV S. C. plan means paying for your supplies at the Hist oi the lutinth Instead of the last. Ity so ! i. .nag oii sae J I out of every ! hv pav more. The reoples Supply i I Ai tt SIAIiH I, IMC liKI'UT. ' Oally stHitrs nnd auios for Mnmli' ' fii'i.l and nil Coin. Mny poltitrt, Ainu j for I'rid and Millwood, Imvpn H. W Itiilip'l (jrocery torp, 13:1 tilli'ildmi Hirii-t. Cash ld for iiodui'e itloiiK in. .inn. o- i.i mil (itiisis kM iivw iii ui: I'alronlo Farnu-rs' Tntdic Mnrkot oi.ry Tiii'iidnv and Sattirday. Tlim will bvufflt both runsuinorii mid pro dncen. 1'rlcoi laji rvaaouable. I'DI! Itl'M' I -room lioiifo. fiii'iilsli i'il. with li:itli. clu'iip. liniuiio 112 K. Cnninirrriiil nvenno. The Attradiveness of a Home bo made or marred by t ho tloor coverings, for upon them depends much of i;s comfort and rest fulness. Koseburg people are finding In our displays of Velvet, Axmln ster. Wool fiber and I mi tat ion r:;g carpet rugs the long sought for harmony, style, iudivtdmil itv ;i::d assortments. said final account. Dated this 19th 1 9 J 4. J. P. SMICK, Administrator of tne estate of Hob ert F. Smick, deceased. T day of March, ' Have Arundel tune It. Onion Sets 10c lb. Potatoes 80c, 100 lbs. Tomato Puree, No. 2'i, can 10c Siiellsburg corn, cau ; 0c No Trading Stamps given after April 1st. The goods are worth tlie money. The North Side Grocery Phone 234 J. WEBB DECK WITH AND MELVI.V A. EMERSON. North Jacksop & Winchester Streets W have found, too, that it impossible to obtain floor cov erings of more enduring ipiali ties than the ones h sent t'd. is pre- Su ppose one of yi "just drop in' shopping trips. We are sure you will not regret It. Roseburg Furniture Co. Oregon Surety and Casualty Co. CAPITAL $100,000 Health and Accident Insurance Costs you $1.00 per mouth. Pays $30 to $60 per month if you are sick or injured. A Home Company Buy your policy today. See our Agent J. E. McClintock 114 Cass Street Roseburg, Oregon I have been Buffering from eczema for the last 30 yenrs, and found no relief for same until I began to use Dike's Eczoma Ointment, which cured me. (Signed) John Hertner, Rose burg, Oregon. Jan. 24, 1914. Price 50c at Krohn's Pharmacy Cass Street We Give Roseburg Trading Stamps. Also Kolorfast Matting That Will Not Fade in Water or the Sun AT STRONG'S i
