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KODAKS Eastman Photo Supplies, Developing: and Print ing for Amateurs. Picture Frames Made to Order BOOK CO ROSE BUtiG Copyright 1914 The Hook ol Kuppcnhelnw 1 ime's come for up-to-date men who look the part to look to their clothes and desert back number fashions for the new Easter 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. $18 to $35 Choose your Easter togs now while our assortments are complete. Harth's Toggery Stetson Hats, Florsheim Shoes LOCAL, NUYYS. LOCAL NEWS. I A. Parker was a business visllor In this city from Wilbur today. Klrst class uimiIob at Look's fruit stand, cor. Douglas & Jackson. Mrs. A. . OtlliiKer and Mrs. L. Mall were over from Wilbur today. was a SIMMONS IX KOHKt'LO.SlltK OK li:i.l.yl KNT TAX CKItTIHCATK. Mrs. Wise, of Yonrallu, visitor In this city today. jj t,0 circuit Court or the State of The Douglas County creamery Is' Oregon for Douglas County, lnutalllng a big refrigerator for cool- F- ' llonghton, plaintiff, vs. Lillian lug their butter ;roierIv. Miller and Mary .Mender, and to ,, . , . , . . . I all whom It way concern, defeud- Sliced ham, boiled ham. bacon and , n,us Klbert Hermann went to Stitherlin arl1 becf ttt tlie Economy Grocery.! Tn i.nil:in J. Miller and Mary this afternoon on a short business Several local people were umong Mender and to all whom it may con lrl. the guests at a 'very enjoyable panv '". the above named detenda'nts. Itubber tire work at Klsner & "' " MrB- ;''- A. 1" the name of the Stale of Oregon: Marsh's Oak street llradburn Tliursdav night. " a hereby notiiied that K. I.. I Houghton, the holder of Certillcato II. M. Oatman and J. Hoover John .V. .Mel. pod, the transient who of Delinquency numbered 654, Issued were down from Myrtle Creek this was picked up here in a demented on the T.th day of October, 19011 by afternoon. .condition, was taken to the arty hi in the Tax Collector of the County of I. E Mllledge left Thursday for !" Sil "I,K r" rl"""- 11 ' thought Douglas, State of Oregon, for the Marshrleld, expecting to spend about '"' wl" 1,0 ulrK" Koon- .amount of Thirty-nine and (15-100 a month in Coos County. j A1 of my ,. mcaaure(, before 'Xe amlXS H. M. Kelley was In from his ltob- loading. $2.50 per tier. Phone 123. .,, y,..,r lii)H together with penalty someaTly spr.'ng lambs "",rMU'tS l.l.tie Gilbert Brumfield. the two-'"" thereon upon the some ca.ly spiln,, lambs. yo,-olcl son of Dr. and Mrs. It. M. real property assessed to you, ot Dry body fir wood, $2.20 per tier, 1 1 1 .i i. r lc-1 .1 . or I'mpnua Park, has a 5?u .'''e the owner as appears this week. Phone 123. fractured thigh as the result or a fall " "rd, sttua ted in said County and Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Gilliam were Thnr,dav afternoon, when he fell on "J J"""'""!' iol"".u'd ? over this afternoon from Winchester ''"'''V.'1 """J" "!'"e Northwest garter of SeoUon ' thirty IU O.LH.-IIU IU OUIIIU UU bill Cbb III U HUTS. !..,. I in- I mji. i t 10 i ui n:i d.:iii -, , ,. . T , . .,, i i. i J. .M. Kittle returned to liin ranch near KoIIukk 1 li i ulternoon, ultor u heiiiR In a bad j'laro to heal. Dr. Shoemaker attended. West in eor.vrv coi it-r oitiiKits. during vacation Tor bounty, Circuit Court expense, salary warrants etc.. The County Court today grunted It la ordered that Hie same he ami the application of M. V. Chamber- are hereby approved, lain, David Comstock, Thomas Cobb, In the matter or the assessment or J. Von Casey, fleorge Hurnett. K. A. Geo. Kohlhngcn Tor the year l!H:i. Perkins and JnmcB Fletcher, Jr., ror 'n certain property in Sees. IS ami a change In tho county road In "The 19, Tp. 2tl-.1, and In Sees. 13 and 24, Oaks" Addition, south or this city. Tp. 2ii-d. now owned by the llmpuuu' The honrd of road viewers, had ex- Valley Investment Co., It appearing amlned the matter as ordered by the that said assessment Is erroneous, court and on a favorable report the it is ordered that same be cancelled' order was granted. The survey was anil that the tretiHurer make a new made last week for tho new road and .iKesnpenl of said nrentlfes. the grading will begin tomorrow. ' In tho assessment or Hstiier Pohl In the matter of tho petition ot !,oeJoy, lor the year I9LI, on eer W. A. Smiley, et al, for a county roan, tain properly sllualed In Sees. 2tl It Is ordered that same In; continued, and 30, Tp. 2H-I1, and Sees. 30 and Petition of W. K. Jewett, ct al. for , 3 1 . Tp. 20-5, it appearing that saltl a county road, Is ordered continued, i assessment Is erroneous, the same is Petl'lon of A. A. Nichols, et al, '. ordered cancelled anil tho treasurer ror a gateway road. It appearing to muko a new assessment of sulil the satisfaction or the court that the premises. petitioners have declined to pay the On the application of J. II. Itlddlo, rtnnuiRCfl. It Is ordered that the hiiiup " for the location of n road In hp dismissed. District No. 17, In Sees. 31 and 32, Tho petition of .1. M. I.edgerwond, I H"-". It Is ordered that the hoard et al, ror a county road Is ordered of eounly road viewers meet at the continued. i beginning point nr said road as petl- Dellmiuent tax certiricale No. U'ilS, I """"' f"r' " ''""''"V. April in, l'.ill. Issued tn Douglas Count v on n-counl '" vl"w ""' rci'orl on said road, or assessment ror tho yenr 1!I0!I, on! , "J "'" Petition of A. c. Artuslroug, the K Mi NW,4 NWi4, Sec. !i, Tp. i 01 r'"' ""' '"''allon of n county 31-7, It Is ordered that said certlll- V""'1",'1"'1''1" Nm- 2i; "ni1 r cntp be cnncelled upon the pavmi.nl I dereil Dial same he continued until by II. II. Nichols or l.2!l. the J":xl '"nn f'"' "'Port or the ills- amount or tax due, less penally ami Interest. In the matter or warrants drawn MAJESTIC THEATRE K'a the plaeo whoro ovoryhody goes. 3-days only-3 THE PEERLESS COMEDY 4 In a niiiiulliiK mixture of mirth and nielnily. Nrw hkuks and joken eai h day. Picture, lutilKht The nasquerader Keaturinn Carlyle Illarkvvell in n powerful two j.urt dranni. Misadventures of A Mighty Monarch Keatutli.R John Itiinny, 1'loril riuch. 1 .1 1 1 l.i li Walker, V.allle Van. 5 Sellg IHg drama. The biggest In toe. n. Matinee 5c and 10c Night 10c and 15c Come early. ty, to locate. C. W. Wharton, or the J. F. Mar ker & Co., returned this afternoon from a business trip to Dlllard and other points 111 that vicinity. Pinnies, kid gloves, silks, and lace curtains successfully cleaned. im perial Cleanors, 342 N. Jacksou. Phone 277. Col. 10. W. Page left hero this afternoon for Calapoola Springs, where he will spend several weeks lor the benefit of Ills health. Miss llettle Cross, of liugolle, who had been visiting with Mia. D. W. Ilcutictt In this city for some lime, left for homo this afternoon. Mrs. A. 11. Iluckinghani. of Ta- coma, left ror homo today, alter a nays visit here with her friend, Mrs. P. .1. Davis, ot the Ten and Fifteen Cent Store. Accidents will happen, but tho hest regulated fainllles keep Dr. Thomas' Kclectlc Oil lor such emergencies. I'wo sizes, 25 ami Mic at all Btores. Tom McCarthy was brought be fore the police magistrate today on a charge of drunkenness. He was given two days on the city rock pile. lorn was taken "very sick early tins al ternooii. Mrs. llutler, who had been an Ill mule or the slate hospllal at Salem tor 211 years, died there Thursday and will he buried at Cauyonville Saturday. She was the mother ol Mrs. Peter I'lnm, of lilddle. Mcminn Koenlg and ltohert Shoen wald, ol San Francisco, who recently On the petition or John Colder inr """B"' l 'he Church llros. bakery, the vacation of a piece of road In ehanged Ihe name of their es- District No. 3. ordered coullnued lor . '"hllsh incut to the Itoseburg Model proof of posting of notices. I "akery. Large signs In ornamental In the matter or doliniiuenl tax ' '''"''rl"K w,'r' m''"K I'ainled on the certificate No. 111.1, It js ordered I wimluws today. that said ilellmiiieut tax certificate j Mrs. A. . I. Klnsev arrived here this covering the W'4 or NIC '4, and NH afternoon from Green with her or NW'4. Sec. ihl, Tp. 27-7, he daughter, Iris, aged seven, who hud cancelled upon tho payment of the a bean lodged III her ear. She was sum of mi. taken to Dr. Seely and he hud the - . o j cause of the trouble removed in a Douglas County Creamery butter, moments, which brought great only ti.'ic for two pound square Ask roller to the child. in.iusl'ry'''" "' Valroni'w '",mo Long's Pickaninny Cooking Mo- lasses, the hest made, at tho Kcon- .... , 0 omy Grocery. : Kodaks, developing and tirlntlni i ' ror nuiateurs, prices moderate mn. .lanies Pearce, a transient going South Kunge seven (7) Douglas County, Oregon. brief visit in Itoseburg on business. J NeI,b land blaster at J F Barkorl Yo" "IB furthor notified that said Special Sunday Table d'Mote Din- & Co's. dsw ; ' I- Houghton has paid taxes on said n mi- 7',,- r,--jn in it,,,,,, u,i ipremises lor prior or subsequent uer, 7oc, 0.30 to 8. Umpqua Hotel. Everybody's Cafe will keep open years, with tho rate of Interest on Mrs. W. L. Smith returned this hereafter from 6 a. m. until mid- said amounts as follows: afternoon to her home at Winchester, wight. Ill Cass street. I kios tax, paid March 15, 1910, tax after spending the day hero on husl- i The noscburg Hook Co sell only recei',t No- 1731, amount $17. 32, rate "vss- the kodak films, the denondahle interest 15 per cent. j L. N. Sardeson. of Ituckles. was in films, the kind everybody wants. No I l"x' llllid March 1 town today. lie leaves Saturday substitutes here. morning tor Worden, Klunialh Conn- Irict altorney. The Attradiveness of a Home 'ran be made or marred by the Moor coverlnsn, for upon them depends much of its comfort and restfulness. Itoseburg people are finding In our dinplays of Velvet, Axniin Bfer, Wool fiber nnd Imitation rag ritrpft rugs the long sought for harmony, style, individual ity and assortments. We have foil ml, (no, that it is impossible to obtain floor cov erings or more enduring quali ties than tlie otu's here pre sented. Suppose you "just drop in" on one of your shopping tripsi. We ;ire sure you will not regret it. Roseburg Furniture Co. 1911. tax .receipt No. 13 127, amount JO.ii, rate of interest 15 per cent. Hill tax paid March 15, 1912, tax receipt No. G084, amount $24.73, rate of Interest 15 per cent. 1912 lax, paid Oct. 10, 1913, tax receipt No. 1575, amount $33.51), rate of interest 15 per cent. Said Lillian J. Miller ns the owner of the legal title of tho above de scribed property as the same appears of record, and each of the other per sons above named, are hereby further notiried that F. L. Houghton will ap ply to the Circuit Court of the County and Stato aforesaid for a decreo fore closing the lien against the property above described and mentioned in said certificate. And you are hereby summoned to appear within sixty days after the service of this sum mons upon you, exclusive of the day of service, and defend this action or pay the amount due as above shown, together with costs and accrued In terest and in case of your failure to do so a decree will be rendered fore closing tho lien of said taxes and costs against tho land and premises above liaree.l. All process and papers in this pro ceeding tuny he served upon tile un dersigned residing within the State of Oregon, at the address hereafter men tioned. J. M. DKVRItS and THOMPSON & HAIiDY. Attorneys for the Plaintiff. Address: Ktlgene, Oregon. First publication March 23, 19H.M Fresh roasted coffee at Marshall's. Fancy Navel Oranges, while they last 25c dozen. Kconoiny Cifo;-ery. Patronize Farmers' Public MarkPt every Tuesday nnd Saturday. This will benefit both consumers and pro ducers. Prices always reasonable. Wanted, everybody to know that they can get pure home-maile candy ut tho Kaudy Kitchen, 312 N. Jack son street, Itoseburg. AITO STAliU LINK IIKPOT. Dally stages and autos for Marsh field and all Coos Pay points, also for Peel and Millwood, leaves C. W. Itapp's grocery store, 133 Sheridan street. Cash paid for produce along the lin-. BiBicni with high class work. ItoseburK Hook Co. The NOTICK FOIt Pl'lll.HWTIOX. Department of the Interior. Pulled states Laud Offlc at Kose liurg. Or.non. February 10, 1913. Nothu Is imiri.v (iveu unit li. Ar thur Johnson, wlios. poslonlc ad dress Is Itoseburg, Oregon, did, the 19th day of Jauunry, 1914, ril 111 tills omen SUt..ri. ii..iu..,A I "iiriiii-ui HUH j Application No. 0930(1, to purchns I Mm SWh, Section 22, Township fi 'H., Itsuge 1 West, WlllllinotH Merid ian, mid the timber thereon, under 'thu provisions or the act or June 3, U7H, anil acts amendatory, knows 'as th "Timber nnd Stono Law," at such mint ss might b fSed bv a p. piiuseiiient, slid that, pursuant u such application, thu innj B, timber thereon hsve been appraised at $t3ti. the timber estluinld 1.500,000 board feet at 30 cents pur M.. ami the land nothing: that sai l applicant will offer final proof in support of his appli cation sad snon stattmeut oh tu 1st day of May, 1914, hcfon Hit Hcglster and lteiler of tl l ulled States I. and tiffin al Itosclmrg Ore gon. Any pttaou la at UliurlT t protest tins piitYhuse before entry, or mitlulf a contest tit any tlum bHfoit puteut issues, by r 1 1 1 li k a coiroliorutud affi davit In this offivr. allrglig facts ulilcli would ilcre.it the entry. II. F. JONKS, Heglster. First publication Feb Hi, HI 4. CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years or Alwnys beam tho north, hut who slopped here too Ioiik to be appreciated, was arrested by Marshal Williams today for varaiuy. On appearing In-fore the recorder, he w as asked lo keep on going noi l h. lest tlie court should deride to treat him more as he deserved. Tho man quickly obeyed. We have selected our coffees care fully and I hey are giving fine satis faction. We sell you the same coffee (hut you would buy at ot her stores for less money or give you a belter value for the price you hae been paying. Tlie People's Supply I'o. The lot and seven room hou -e on N'orth Stephens street, owned by Joe La I'happelle was sold yester.Iay to Mrs. Amanda lioadman, who former ly lived at :tu West t'ass street. The hitter place was sold recently lo J. W. Perkins. She will occupy her new home at once. It Is situated just south of the home of John Met.. The streel committee of the city council having secured a permit from the property owners along I'ine st reel lo allow a slake to be set in the parkings for the use of t'outract or K. Patterson, so the paemcui would not have to be opricd. In moving tlie house ut the corner of I. line and Pine streets, the work of molng was begun Thursday. Itch Itch' Itch! Scratch! Scratch : Scratch ! The more you nenitch the worse the Itch. Trv l)oun's Ointment. Kor eczema, any skin Itching, i'iOc a box. As prices are bln cut by a now concern, I Kill until lurthHr notice French Pry I'leau ladica' iiud meut'g units for 1 1.2.'; former price, $2.0t. Kelt and Panama butn cleaned and blocked. Suit orders carefully taken, itu.t sut Isfact ion guaranteed. Spring ami summer sample on display. CKO. W. SLOPKlt. ItoKchuiK t'lesninn and Pressing Works, Tbone 47. 90S N. Jacksou I have been suffering from eczema for th last 30 years, and fouiiU no relief for same until I began to us Dike's Kc..ema Ointment, which cured mo. -(Signed ) John Hertznr, Itose burg, Oregon. Jan. 24, 1914. Trice 50c at Krohn's Pharmacy Cass Street We Give Roseburg Trading Stamps. ANTLER'S THEATRE Tonight and Saturday Matinee Antler's Stock Company IN ALL THE omforts of Home A COMEDY IN THREE ACTS Adults 25c Doors Open at 7:30, Children 15c Curtain at 8:15 Saturday Matinee Doors open 2:00; Curtain 2:30 Adults 20e; Children !0c Baby Contest After Matinee Performance SATURDAY AND SUNDAY EVENINGS "THE MAN OF THE HOUR" If yoii have nomethllie to tell use want ad Id tho Review. There is a Thousand Reasons Why You Should Patronize Us Everyone of which means a SAVING to you. Save On Every Item Read this list and note the saving. Now frankly, Mr. or Mrs. Buyer, you simply cannot afford to miss this sale. READ ".ii Ladies' coats now $1.9.1 you savo $.".nu Lailh's' Kain Coats now 2.75 you save $l.."0 Ladies' Kain Coats now 2.00 you save ? 1 -. - 0 Ladies' Coals now 6.25 you save ? 7. tin Ladies' Coals now T 4.00 you save $5.;i5 Children's Coals now 3.25 you save $!i .25 Children's Coals now 5.25 you save $1.15 Children's Coats now 2.15 you save $5,011 Children's Coats now 2.75 you save $0. IL5 Children's Coats now 3.90 you save $S.95 Hoys' Suits now 2.95 you save $:!.H5 Itoys' Suits now 2.40 you savo $5.S5 Hoys' Suits now 4. 00 you savo ? 195 Coys' Suits now 3.15 rou save f 10.110 Hoys' Overi'oals now 4.95 you savo $7.00 Hoys' Overcoats now 3.25 you save $1.25 yd. Luster (ulark or brown) no you save $1.25 yd. Voile (brown and hlaok) Co you save $1.10 il. Voile (lilack) 95 you Rave 7..I' yd. 1 till u -SerKC Dow 45 y011 sftvi! J:',.'!'! yd. I'.hu-k Hroadidoth now 1.50 you save 7'V d. lilack Ci'opon now 25 vou save :15c yd. Mark Sousetle now 15 you save 90.5. 2.50 0.23 il.OU 2.70 I.OII 2.00 2.2.1 .I.Oii 0. 00 1 .5.-, 1.85 1. KO 5.05 11.75 .05 .05 .15 .:!( 1.50 .15 .20 and thousands of other savings just as great. Now do you understand why you cannot afford to miss this sale. Josephson's Old Store DAVIDSON & EFTELAND rrrm Also Kolorfast Matting That Will Not Fade in Water or the Sun AT S TRONG'
