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OSEBUKG BOOK CO. KODAKS : Eastman Photo Supplies, Developing: and Print ing for Amateurs. Picture Frames Made to Order LOCAL NEWS. J. H. Sykos' Oun Bicycles at coat. Store. Victor Philips was a visitor In tills city on business from Dllltird today. Mrs. 1. V. Cozlne arrived hero tills nrternoon from Myrtle Creek for a visit in this city. (',. W. Davis left this afternoon for his homo at Wilhur, after a brief business visit In tills clly. Mr. and Mrs. (1. W. Kultnr re turned home, this afternoon to Port land, nfter a vlHit of a couple of days here. Do you think the lllhln lias lost Its power? Hear the sermon at 1 lie Christian Church Sunday mornliiK. Mrs. A. I). OttliiBor and Mrs. Lucy Halo were visitors here from Wilhur today, returning homo on tills after noon's train. Mrs. Margaret St. Dune, of Hound Pralrin, visited In RohhImm'b today with friends, while attending to some business matters. Mrs. CeorKia Underwood and son nnd daiiKhter were over from Oak land today, the guestu of Mr. and Mrs. II. D. Clrnves. Frank MornliiKSlar, a(!ed in, was thrown from a horse near Drain Fri day evening and then kicked in the face, HplinletiiiK the upper Jaw bone nnd knocking out tho teeth on one side, lie was brought here on the Shasta Limited train last night nnd placed In Mercy Hospital, whore ho Is under the care of Dr. Setlier. Rev. .1. K. Howard, (llendale; A. Schloemann, (illde; .1. (!. Dicks, KU win Weaver, Myrtle Creek; Win. Mux ton, Hrockway; Peter .lones, Looking Clnss; W. F. Price, Oak Creek; Har rison Manning, Oakland, were among the numerous Roseburg visitors to day. Most of thorn brought in ballot boxes. Have your horses shod at Klsnar & Marsh's. It's better to be Bate than sorry. Oak Btreet. The final account of Hello TlrldgeB, administratrix of the estate of Mary IS. Hollyfleld, deceased, has been set for final hearing before the Coiwity Court on Monday, dune 22. Tho ac count slinwss a balance on hand of tl Ma sti. which Is lert to two daugh ters, Mm. llrldges and Mrs. W. W. Kent, nnd a son, James R Holly field, but the later has assigned his Interest to his sister, Mrs. Kont. Tho Ascalon Commandery of the Knights Templar are making ar rangements for the first official visit here of the Right lOmlnent (irand Commander L. L. Jewell, of Grants Pass. He will bo received In his offi cial capacity by tho commandery nnd later entertained by tho Knlghta nnd their Indies at tho annual hnnquct, which will ho held at the t'mpiiun Hotel. Rosehurg's music IovIiir public will appreciate tho Bplendld program to be rendered by tho Choral Club nt the Anllor's, Tuesday evening, Mny 19th. All local talent, under the direction of fjurdon A. Kory. Prices of admlSBion 25c, 35c nnd GOc. ALLEN'S FOOTEASE The Antiseptic powder hitkfn tnta the pilmrn Ttip Standard Hem " frtittitv. W.UMUcstiTtinniala. Sold frdMrk. everywhere, Mniinc mnr. AMrei. AMrii S. Olitnlrtl l.e Roy. N V. The Man who pul the t L In FEE T MAJESTIC THEATRE IT'S Dlli'FKKKNT TOh.W On the Altar of Patriotism A two pari 1'ittho play Uinnm. Sophia's Imaginary Visitor An KillHon entuetly tlraniu. Desperate Hero and Skccly and the Turkey Two HimrtiiiK lUoKiupH finno- tlles. A kmm1 Uk show Sunday. 5c lOc Wuteh for (iur Funny Niht, nothing nut comedy. I ' ir'"i Tboto copyright, 1914, by Amcrlcun Preaa Association. Bluejackets In Action Aboard Michigan Rltit'liirkutH on tho Lnttloshln Michigan arc shown with nine-hint tuns nnd iltli'B tnilmtl ou Veru Cruz. ifat, in VAfcALVESTtiN Photo copyright, 1914, by American Press Association. Marines Guarding Cable Office, Vera Cruz One of the Important points first captured hy the American marines and bluejackets at Vera Cruz was the cable olllce. This shows marines lined up lu (runt of the olllce on Kuard. Birdseye View of Guaymas, Mexico I'hoto tiy American I'icsh Assucliil Ion GUAYMAS, ell the western censt of .Mexico. Is n thrlvlns i-lty of I.-..NH) in llilhllants It Is UHiitt-d on (iu:t llnis buy tile lllue slalned liou. mti Suinlsli Monri.sh nnd the street narrow and tortuous. It n sti.iiei point Milli.v of the store-, ure tiiniiaKed hy Chinese scikioi, ciiM.iitKN"s vf.:i-:. 'l'he count for school chlldien's iiueen stands today as follows: Marnle Adertou 1 OT.T ( n Kvelyn CralK t'.l.r.sil MarKinite Sykes 'Ji.lS:i at the Anllor' 1IOTKL AlUtlVALS. Itoselnirn Hotel. .M. Curry, Al bany; A. V. llahlberK. Crnnts 1'ass; I-:. W. (ioodinan, liandou; M. I-'. l.ohr.l I'. I,. .Mctlrew. K. 1,. WrlKht, C. Alger, 1 I'orllalid; K. T. Heinz. Medlord; ,loe .Ki)U(.H4 and wile, i'ort AUKeles; W. tliblis, I.. L. Strong. James Smith, Jack IJerle. Joe .lillon, Charles Siliultz, C. II. Anion, City. Hotel l'lnpinia. Max M. Jacobs, ChleaKo; H. H. Jacobs, II. C. Flynn, .1. II. Maurl'ield, .Mr. anil Mrs. C. S. Howatt, Cliarles I. llocbberK, II. II. Hidden. K. A. K. I'alne. T. 1. Ilols fonl, J. I.. Slatide!ell, W. II. Munn, ('. M. Klierhard. J. C. Cramer, I'ort laiid: J. h. .Mason, H. 1.. l-'inlayson, A, II. Noyer, J. II. Cahoon, T. H. I'ruett, San Francisco; II. A. Illatz, Sacramento: William iiiinn, Uitm liiKion, 111 : .1. I'. Fuller. ('. S. fierce, I'. II. Scholler, Seattle; Floyd Cooiier, . H. i'eiiKra, lOiiKene; Stearns, Oakland; A. (). St. I .on is ; I.. . I i i, li 111 li s II. A. Canfield, Drain; J. .1. W. I'arker. City. (ieore J. Coif email, Corvaliis; II. Ayets, .MAI IIKWS & XOAII, TIIH Itl.ACKSMIIIlS. Are now located on Main street In Hie Hanks 4i Wolker shop, north of Hie Public Market, and are prepared to do general blacksmithilig. Horse shoeing a specially. Cive them u call. LOOAIi NEWS. at Kisner & Rubber tiro work Marsh's, Oak street. Special Sunday Table d'Hote Din ner, TTie; 5::i0 to 8. Umnaua Hotel. Special Merchants Lunch served at Grand Cafe, ;iOc. New County JIup of Douglas Co. Paper $ l.r0, cloth $2.00. L. O. Hicks, P. O. Dox 477. Itosehure. Oregon. Kodaks, developing and printing for amateurs. prices moderate, quality of work tho best, at the ltose burg Hook Store. Iiouglas County Creamery butler, only li.'ic for two pound square. Ask your grocer for it. I'atrolii'e home industry. Patronize Farmers' Public Market Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. This will benefit both consumers and pro ducers. Prices always reasn"-ihle. Karly cabbage, cauliflower, kale, tomatoes, asters, Kohl-rabi, Brussels sprouts, celery plants for sale. 11. B. Church, East Com. Ave., North Hoseburg. N'OI'ICH TO CKKDi roltS. Tho Choral Club May I Hth. o - Chinook salmon bite the gold-bowl ruipijua spoon, better than any. Cot them al .1. 11. Svkes' Cun Stove. In Hie County Court of the State of Oregon for Douglas County. In the matter of the estate of Sarah A. Caddis, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, by order of the above entitled court duly made and entered of record, has been duly appointed administrator of the estate of Sarah A. Gnddis, deceased. All persons hav ing claims against said estate are hereby reiuired to present tho same properly verified to the undersigned within six months from the date of this notice, which is the L'Tth day of April, 1IMI. at his office In the city of Uosebuig, Douglas County, Ore gon. I!. W. KI.MHAI.l,, llminIs:rator of the estate of Sarah A. Caddis, deceased. M CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears tho Signature of AlttllMSTlt ATOM'S XOTU I-:. Nol'tr' is lit'ivltv eiven that hv nn orilcr of the (mntv Court of Doiiu- las County. Oregon, ilulv mado ami t'lilon'rl of ivi onl tho 1st day of 'May, l!'H, in tin tuatti-r of tho estate ol Maria K, ltlarkwrH. ilecoasoil, tlu uinli-ifLMH'.l. Krcd Wright, was duly PALACE THEATER Today's Program The Biggest Show still going on, with Four Reels of the Best Pictures The Two Reel Drama "The Stronger Hand" (Showing what became of two business men fighting an unscrupulous trust) "A Man and a Woman" (A unique Drama of two castaways) "Billy's Ruse" (A Princess Comedy) ALSO The closing engagement of the Great Dog and Monkey Show TWO COMPLETE PERFORMANCES, 7:30 AND 9:00 P. M. appointed executor with the will an nexed of said eatate. Ail persons having claims against said estate are required to present them duly veri fied as required hy law to said executor at the law off ice of Alta King, Cottage (irove, I.ane County, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated this 1st dav of Mav, A. D. 1914. l-'Util) WUICIIT, AII'A KING, Executor. Attorney for Kstate. M xoiicn or 'HIST MKKT- I; OF CKKMTOKS. In the District Court of the United State for tho District of Oregon. In the matter of Owen Osburn, ban It - j nipt. j To the creditors of Owen Osburn, of Korichurg, in the county of Doug j las, and district aforesaid, bankrupt: j Notice is hereby given that on the 1Mb day of May, 1914, the said Owen 'Ostium was du'y adjudicated bank jntpl; and that the i'ir meeting of Hie ( rt'ditors will be held at the office of C. I,. Hamilton in Itospburg, Ore., Son the i!."iih day of May, 1914, at 10 I o'clock in Hie forenoon, at which .time the said creditors way attend, I trove their chums, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting. Dated May 1 1, 1914. C. L. HAMILTON, Hefcree in Bankruptcy. Get the habit of buying your candy at Kandy Kitchen. 312 N Jackson. FOR Siaiss E3AININERS how Cards And Auto Painting SHE Cordon & Bishop Opposite Roseburg Garage Phone 173-R 119 N. Rose St. Antler Mond ; Theatre ay, May 18 The Musical Event Extraordinary NEW YORK GRAND OPERA CO. ( IXCORPORA TED) i:v TODAV. I-'Oli S l !" OK lilo atfis; p t'rult lull nti Wash.: -: at ralf.i. s frui SrlltMll 1 1 u. boa? landing T li A Dl'. Farm of lie $(1himI; in best t he Sua ke Ki ver, cs in wheat, 10 ul 7 garden truck ; dei-ot ' '.j miles: i mile: hunb rass knee huJi en uiilneke land; owner loo old lo run plaie; will t;ike Mii;i:l ilji e near ed-;e of liosehuia;. or Imhim's and lots in part pay ment, ha lain i- on lout; 1 true at T per rent Write or tiuiuiie of G. W. Sloper. cleaner and pre-ser. :liS .t.u ksoti St. UoM'hurp. (Ire. REFRIGERATORS PRESERVE YOUR HEALTH f B. W. STRONG The Furniture Man Roseburg, Oregon The Opera Everybody Understands Presents Gounod's Immortal Masterpiece 1 ra I Sung in Eng lish by Fa mous Artists Instrumental Assisted by the METROPOLITAN SYMPHONY PLAYERS CHHV. S Caruso's Faust. Richard K Conipauy, Romero M Company, OTTO Kl- ALX'ATORI' CIOIIDANO, Distii'giiislu ii I'rottjje as MARGUERITE HOBERT, Boston Grand Opera Company, as iMargarita. Ethyl M. Peters, American Grand Opera Company, as Martha. Xora D'Argel, Paris Grand Opera Company, as Siebel. RAUL V. SCIU'LZ, Musical Pireetor. LLER, Solo Violinist WILHELM FISCHER, Solo Cellist COMPLETE SCENIC PRODUCTION Chorus Numbers Concerted by the Principals. . Parks, Savage Grand Opera as Mcphisto. a'pica, Boston Grand Opera as alentiuc. Seats 75c, SI, SI. 50. Box Office Open 2 to 5 p. m. Saturday, All Day Monday. Doors Open 8:00; Curtain 8:30
