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1 "M DAILY WEATHER REPORT LOCAL NEWS. LOCAL JHKWS. TJ. S. Wet ther Durcau. local office.' J. C. While left for Riddle last Frank Alley has gone to roruuua Roseburg, 2 4 tours ending t a. m., evening to spend a tew days at liU to look ntter bnsluess affairs. today. rnucn. jir umi ,-8. c. Nance, of Yon- Freclpttadon la laches sad onu-j Special price oo sidewalk top while calla, were visitors here yesterday, dredths: It iMia, ut Pugee. RuDoer tire work at Klsnar ft Maximum temperature SI 0(,or..0 Vixou, of Myrtle Creek, Marsh's. Oak street. J1X1U1IUUII1 ICIUIIL-IUIUIO UV xrecipuuiiou v total precip. since nrsi oi uo. VI normal prcmp. ior una uioiuu .a affairs LOCAL NEW8. 8VM3IOXS. T. n. Burnett, of Round Prnirie.'ln the Circuit Court of the State of business visitor lu Roseburg passed the day In Roseburg on busi ness. Rock Springs and Knight coals at Page's. Edward Jennings, of Olalla, was a visitor in Roseburg for a few hours IIOI1 M 1SHU11ICI1. Ol lllWUeil tun.-.), .1.,.. today. I transacted business mailers In towni 1). Hill, of Mill City, spent the today. I I'" . . fa'"f V'eT. day in Roseburg looklug alter busi- MlBa , Svk(,s WPnt to Riddle'" :,'"","'. b vesteruay to visit wun uer uum, .mi. Total precip. from Sept. 1, to date i ,-..n. lini,,,, V. C. Harding, of Portland, ur- i 'Tim was a visitor in Roseburg for a few', M,8, Amia 8eabrlllg arl,ved from 'j ,U "" " AVer, precip. irom Mopt. i. hours yesterday. Winchester this morning tor a short u 1 ,'; .oi. iu of Eugene transacted visit with relatives. Perry Foster left for Rock Creek Total deficiency from Sept. 1. ,., Ei,,,7 r, ! . . . r, I this morning, where he will spend a . .. 7.26 ."" " .Mrs. nenry nunii weui io r.uBe... rp (, . lis .,, wuo la una I1IUI.....K .i, 0,,v-. ..... t.amped there, e- Later she v ill go to 1'ortland. . . Average precipitation ior 3l wet seasons (Sept. to May, inc.) 33.08 WILLIAM BELL, Observer. WEATHER FORECAST: Fair tonight and Wednesday. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. few hours today. Call at Kandy Kitchen for home-1 Later she y ill go to made doughnuts and sweetmeats. 312 Mr and ' Mrs. Charles Ilrand, of X. Jackson Btreet. ! Garden Valley, were visitors lu tlose- Mi'B. Hello Whittnkur, of Myrtle burg for a few hours yesterday. Point, passed last evening in Rose burg with friends, Hugh Miller and wife, of Oakland, several days visit here with relatives. Wood for sale 1Q Inch, oak or I .Miss Auliie lless reiurneu 10 nei home at Dole last evening, after a ash. J2.60 a tier. J. E. PlaiBted, Mrs. Fannie Jacques returned to Notice is hereby given that the T' eve ,in jT undersigned was, by aa order of the "m"s "lst -'le'"R-County Court of Douglas County, W. J. Mitchell and wife, of Coob Oregon, dated June 22, 1914, up- County, were visitors in Roseburg ner home ut tilendule last evening pointed administrator of the estate of tor a few hours last evening. latter visiting a week here with rein- John Stnndlev. deceased. All per-i . ., n . 'tu.u . . . .. a. ii. i raven uuu wiie. oi .mu-. sous uav.ug - ar,.ved here yesterday to tate are hereby notified to present wlth frlemla the Bame, properly verified, to the. undersigned ut Camas Valley, Doug- J. W. Hanks, of Cnnyonville, spent las County, Oregon, within six the day in Uoseburg attending to months from the date of this notice, business matters and visiting with friends. Dated July 9. 1914 O. P. STANDLEY, Administrator of the estate of John Standley, deceased. T A Question of Beauty On account of the absence of sev eral members of tho city council the regular meeting of the body sched uled, for last evening was continued. R. O. Lehman was over from the Lower t'ulnpoola today. Harvesting is well udvauced there and threshing will begin soon. What IB more convenient thun a gas light. Pull the chain and it's shining, pull It again and it's out. Oregon for Douglas County J. A. Fehreubacker, Plalutilf. vs. C. M. BuruB and Leslie L. Burns, his wife, and Joseph C. Reid, Defendants. To C. M. Burns, Leslie I.. Burns, nnd Joseph C. Held, above named de fendants: lu the name of the State of Ore gon you uro hereby required to ap pear and answer tue complaint fueu against you in tho abovo entitled court and cause on or before the 31st duy of August, 1914. being Bix weeks from tho date of the first publication of this summons and if you fail to so appear and answer said complaint for want thereof, plalntirt will apply to the court for the relief deiminded in said complaint, a succinct state ment of which Is aa follows: For u decreo foreclosing tho mort gage executed by the defendants C. M. Hums and Leslie L. Burns, bis wife, to Ada Harding and by said Ada Harding assigned to plaintiff which Mrs. William Spender and Mrs. It. said mortgage was executed on mo ittmau returned home to Hillard 2Sth duy of March, 191 1, on tho fol- J. A. Roberts and Louis LaMere hnvo none to Sutherlin, whero they will assist in the plastering oi tue new hotel. Mrs. T. C. Marygold, of Pendleton, who has been visiting relatives at Mvrlle Creek, visited hero a short time yesterday. Mrs. E. H. limine returned here this morning from Spokane, where she had accompanied her brother home after a visit here. County Commissioner Harry Plnks to returned to his home at Oakland this morning, after attending the session of County Court Monday. this morning, after a few days speut visiting In Uoseburg. Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Perry, of Los Angeles, who had been visiting here with the former's sister, Mrs. A. S. Hunt, left for home this morning. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Clingenpeel, of Looking tiluss, spent the day in Uoseburg. They report harvesting in full blast In that section of the couu- l'OR REPRESENTATIVE. lowing described real property, to wit: Lot number seven (7) In Block i number one (1) Plat A of the orig inal Plat of Roseburg Home Orchard Tracts la Douglas County, Oregon, as ni,.. per the dulv recorded plat thereof u .s.o ,uu...j . nnw nn file' with the Countv Clork1 I am a regularly nominated caudi- of Douglas County, Oregon, to secure date for Representative in the Legis- the sum of Two Hundred Fifty laiuro irom nougins toiimy, ou uiu ($250.00) Dollars with iuterest at Democratic ticiiei. i invor less taxes Silos at Page's, either the Weyer haeuser model with a money-back guarantee, or the staves only. County Commissioner J. S. Wiley returned homo last evening, after ad The Weyerhaeuser Silo, trleiL proved and guaranteed. See Page Investment Co. Rev. A. J. Starmer returned here Monday evening from Tangent, whero he preached on Sunday, and passed through to Medford for a vlBlt of a jtew dayB. 1l!y an order of the County Court Monday, John and Henry Lander, executors of the will of Henry Lan der, deceased, were given permission il1rll,ni r a sneciul Countv Court to sell livestock and grain of (he gimi, which considered tho letting estate worth ?4S0 at a private sale. iof a road improvement contract Crnnts Pass Courier: Mr. and Mrs. w :. iirooi(S and wife left here J. W. Itansomo and son, of Riddle, I this morning on their way home to cisited their cousin, R. D. Cole. They 'Kaunas, after visiting several weeks jwent to i nner Lake uy auiomoniio w,., tni,jr rHHives here, It. A. Bus- land stopped oft here, but the doctor ell)al.k mi family, of Melrose. , , n.r,.ri 'as taken ill and they left for home. ' In your home is also one of conilort moriilu by train E- A. Wheeler, of Cottage Grove, I " ' (while nn biK wav to California, ar- and pleasure. The more attractive Ml.s Kiiima Leeper, executor of rlvc(1 here Iast evening to spend a r i,n,o the more nleasure and ,lie eslnte of Annu Herstllie. d-1 few days with bis son, J. P. Wheeler, your home the moie pleasure ha3 fiie(! her n,la, account. !all(, ramllv. Mr8. wheeler bus been , pride vou will take In it. Our many 'which shows a balance ot SS4o.be to nere fol. sollle Ulne varieties of mill work will prove the solution of the question of how to have a beautiful home without going to any great expense. Hargreaves Door and lumber Co Locnl Mfgs. of lluildliig Materials. heirs are O. S. Herstine, L. C. Perdue, L. A. Herstine and Emma Leeper. The Melrose Grange nro making preparations for a box social there Thursday evening. July .in. when everybody is invited to come nnd pnr- tne THE STORE THAT GIVES YOU THE SERVICE SOME THINGS YOU WILL FIND AT MARSHALL'S Vau Camp's Pork and Beans, Deviled Ham, Armour's Grape Juice, Nabiseos Tea-Iced. You get better value for your money when you buy "PURK FOOD" thau when you take a chance on an article because it's a little cheaper. Royal Amar Coffee is our i leader Heinz's, Kellogg's and N. Ii. C. are three leaders A STORE WHERE PURE FOOD AND BUSINESS BLEND support on Nov. 3, 1914. W. S. HAMILTON. AUTO 8TAOE LINK DEPOT. PHONE 1 28 For freighting, moving, baggage, piano, lumber, wood and coal handling. AUTO SERVICE We make a specialty of midnight "joyriders," trips to country dances, picnics, fishing, hunting and camping parties. EaBy riding car, with accommoda tions for from 12 to 1G passengera. H. J. Denn Transfer and Storage Co. Office phone 128. Res. phone 104-L Patronize Farmers- Public Market Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. This take of the entertainment for will benefit both consumers and pro- benefit of a new ti range hall, ducers. Prices always reasonable. . Miss Alberta Rnutelle and her sis Dudley Evans, advertising manager ,,. ,lrs (. . Merrill, and the lat- for the Frontier Day. the annual ,,.. ,ii,fr ir. this nwirnlnir for event at Walla Walla, Wash., arrived theil. home n I oa Angeles. They here last evening ana leu louuy iurnli heen visiting for some time with Marsbfleld and vicinity. There ne.the former's cousin, J. E. Eager, end will confer with a number or people aIltiv relative to securing entries in a ;' , . number of races to be pulled off at 1 Patronize Farmers' Public Mnrkot Walla Walla during the week of fes- 1 uesuuy, i nursuay, buiu.u.ij. i ... tlvltip. ' wi" henefit both eousniuers and pro- 'OUCers. mces uiwajs leaouuuuiw. A final account In the estate ofi Hiram .1. Russell, deceased, was filed On account of the failure of he with the County Court Monday by J. subpoenaes to arrive nere esrer ia A. Buchanan, administrator. All anernoon, a nuiuner oi iu. claims were shown to bo settled and who hail planned to go to romum Slilll given to the two heirs. Mrs. nisi nigiu to lesuiy n, .,,.,.., Nannie L. R. Ferguson nnd E. H.rase, were obliged to abandon their Russell. Objections, If any, will be journe. Rice & Rice Real Estate- Investments heard by the court on Wednesday, August, liti. Ashland Tidings: According to Mrs. It. Harris, who was camping on Little River, suffered a reaction esterday from a recent operation at broksrs. Bonds, warrants, and loans negoti ated. Ho-ises for rent and business exchange. Advice on any part of Douglas County and Its adaptness. Stock, fruit and general farms for Bale. Business of all kinds. Soma very select stock ranches. City property and r-uslnesses for sale. Long time insurance at very low rateo, all old line companies; no chance for spe cial assessments as In mutual companies. Alwoys buy the beat It's the cteapest. Lower floor Masonic bldg Roseburg, Oregon Insurance campers who have spent the pastltho local hospital and was brought week In tho Big Applegnte vicinity. I to town last evening by Ur Stewart, the ranchmen and homesteaders ofjWhile her affliction is not serious, that section are aroused to the extent she will be under the doctors care that they are watching every tract ofjfor a rew days. timber In an efTort to locate a fire-j Marshal T. .1. Williams, who had bug who In supposed to be working )R(! Portland appearing ns a wit- in that vicinity. I Dal a tire-mig is ,1(ss j the mail fraud cases now be at work is not questioned by the resi dents of that vicinity. Umpqua trout ti es tied on pennejl turn down eyed hooks. Halford dry fly gets the big, wise trout In the deep holes. Made expressly for J. H. Sykes. Marsbfleld Record: Reports are fore the Federal Court, returned here last evening. Mr. Williams testified on Friday, and for the last few days has been visiting with his brother, "Hud" Williams, who has a position at the electric plant at Bull Run. ty. It. E. Smith, of 'the Douglas Coun tv Abstract Company, lett here last evening for Portland, where he has business matters needing his attention. Douglas County Creamery butter only 70c for two pound square. Ask your grocer for it. Patronie home industry. Herman Wagoner, of Sutherlin, who recently sustained an Injury of tho eye was admitted to Mercy Hos pital where ho Is being treated by Dr. Seely. Walter Hamilton and wife, who are camping on the North llinpqun River, came to town for supplies this morning. They report a most enjoy able outing. Mrs. W. H. Davis left this morning for Harrisburg to visit relatives and friends. Her two sons, who accom panied her, will go to Albany to visit with their grandparents. Ford Sterling lu "Papa's Boy." Every mother, father and boy should see this and have a good laugh Wanen Kerrigan in "The Harrier of liars." Golden Theater tonight. Attorney R. W. Marsters lett here today for the Loon Lake vicinity where he will enjoy his annual vaca tion. He will be joined by Mrs. Marsters nnd children at Scottsburg Medford Tribune: A half dozen drunks, held in the city jail for im bibing too freely, were shipped to Drain. Oregon, Sunday afternoon for construction work In that section. A call has been given to the police of all cities in tho Rogue River Valley asking them to send all laborers do siring work to Drain. The funeral of tho late Mrs. War ren lleatty was held at the Roseburg undertaking parlors this morning, Uev. C. 11. CleaveB, pastor of the Methodist Church, South, officiating Interment of the remains followed in the Masonic cemetery. The funeral was largely attended, while the floral offerings were beautiful. Now is your opportunity to procure a summer home in the town of West lake, situated on the shore of the beautiful Tsiltcoos Lake. Easy pay ments, (leorge Itlter, agent, Vi'l West Oak street. Miss Minnie Coryell, a former resi dent of Roseburg, and William Lewis were married at Lewiston, .Montana, ou June 24, according to Informa tion received here today. Miss Coryell is well known here, where sho has many friends. The couple will make their permanent home In Lewiston where the groom holds a responsible position The members of the Ely family, who were recently Injured near Round Prairie as the result of being thrown off the grade while proceed- In north in their automobile, are THE CASH STORE Let us pack your groceries for your summer outing. We hare what you want at lowest cash price In town. By our system of checking nothing Is forgotten. -i',.,,. Dally stages and autos tor Marah field nnd nil Pnna nnv nnlnta tlui seveu per cent (71,;) per annum from and less laws, and if elcclod will use for i861 and Millwood, leaves 0. W. March 27. 11)11, and tho further sum my best efforts to secure such legls- j Rpp'B grocery Btore, 138 Sheridan of Fiftv ($r.0.00) Dollars attorney's lntloti ns will bring that result. On street. Cash paid for produce along fees and the costs nnd disbursements mis pieuge i rcspecuuwy asu your me line. of this Btiit nnd for n decree nrilrrlnr i i i n 1 1 the sale of the herelnbeforo describ ed real property in the manner pre scribed by law for tho purpose of sat isfying said Bums nnd for a judg ment for any deficiency that mny ex ist after the exhaustion of said mort gaged premises. That the said defendants and encn of them and any and all persons claiming by, through or under them be forever barred and foreclosed ot any right, title or iuterest in nnd to said premises and every part thereof except the equity of redemption pro vided by Btatuto. This summons Is served upon you bv publication thereof in tho Rose burg Review, n newspaper of gcnernl circulation nubllshed in Roseburg, nnuelns County. Oregon, by order or the Honorable J. W. Hamilton. Judge of tho above entitled Court, mads nnd entered of record on the lbin dnv nf Julv. 1914. Tho first publi cation Is of dalo the 20th day of July, 1914, and the last publication will be of date the 3 1st day oi Aug ust, 1914, making the full period of Bix weeks, tho time prescribed in suid order. A. N. OllUU iT, E. E. PAUKEU, M Attorneys for Plaintiff. 12 1 W. Case Street. THE CASH STORE WE SAVE YOC MONEY Phone 270. Roseburg, Oregom. If you have something to sell, to trade, to rent, or have lost something or found somuthlng, use a want adv. In the Review. Elgin Watches We have them. They need no rec ommendation from us, for everybody knows they are one of the standard makes. Wo hnvo a full line or these In Block from the railroad gradea down to the common grades. Lord Elgin In solid gold case only . J r.r.oo "Tho wise man does hla duty and lets tho other fellow do the ex plaining." , ..jJuJ North Side Grocery Sliced Hawiian Pinapple 1-2 size 10c Sliced Hawiian Pineaples 2 1-2 size 25c "Round-Up," and Ainonia Cleaning Powders, Polly Prim regular 10c, selling 4 for 25c Pineaple juice, pint .'. 25c Grape juice, pint 25c North Side Grocery N. Jackson & Winchester Sts., Phone 324, Roseburg, Ore. The remains ot the late Xormnn Youuk. who recently died in Denver, IheiiiB sent nbrnad bv forest rangers 1 following an attack of blood polson- j in the interior which show the woods; lug, will arrive here tomorrow af-1 KUrri;.iitly Improved to resume their In t lie vaiiey country are ei uu ii-riic i ueiuin, uiiuiuimh "'Mmirnev to Pendleton tomorrow. Mr. .,,..,.1, trnnhlo in pYiiprteri from n tut'ssiiize received in RoRehure from ! r t .. ...i.nun ii..... ...... staying, says the little girl who was the most seriously injured of the party, has rully recovered with the exception of suffering from slight pains in the back of the head. o DESTROYS SLEEP. 'fires. A. E. Auelsperger. neaa oi me tno secretary oi tne iwuver loue ui fire patrol association here, says this trainmen this morning. The body is condition does not prevail in Coos 'being accompanied here by Mrs. land Curry counties as yet, though It Young, who was with her husband at may develop later on. Mr. Adel-jtlic time of his death. sperger said yesterday the wooded You can bur Golden Harvest Flour, idistrlcts on the coast In this tern- w, , t u Frult tnrv are stil damp and he supposed ......,0 ' ,-, there would be no Immediate danger' ' (he t for',.no a sack. A from forest fires. I he Coos ( oun V , t, ( , ln the w!n. Fire Patrol has 20 rangers in the ',", daw woods, however, and are taking every precaution to protect their members from loss. ter's supply. dsw The young men's Sunday school class of the Christian Church and their teacher, Uev. It. E. .lope, are Marsbfleld itecord: it R.r7"'j panning to "hike" to Marsbfleld today that the James Laird famll.M m. )1)out ,he ,,,,,,. of AuB. of Urewster alley, who were all, believed about I fi or 20 Many Roschurp People Testify This. Veritas 21 jewel In 23 year, swing ring, Crescent or .las. Boss Case only M.. 00 7 Jewel In Sllverode cuse, 10 size only r'--r'u 19 Jewel, O size, ladles' watch in heavy, ornamented, solid gold case, only $.",.00 All goods delivered prepaid anil fully guaranteed to please you. Yours For Business G.W.Young& Co EXPERT JEWELERS. Phone 214. ROSEBURO. OREGON. Large tracts from $10 per Acre up. Some with Good improvements including stock and farm implements for $25 per acre. ORCHARDS TIMBER LANDS CITY PROP ERTYRENTALS GEORGE R ITER IIS West Oak Street, infflirted with ptomaine poisoning I I early this week, are now recovering and none will lie permanently alien ed. At the first Intimation of the ' '.',,, ,n' . trouble word was sent to several jl)o1(,hH, ntillK. Tly wl ponns ii; i '"'" " ""- ,wn w,,,.ks but Dr. Ilorsfnll. of Marsnrieid. could , not be reached and therefore did not go to the aid of the afflicted. Dr. I. II .Inhnson. of Mvrtlo I'olnt, at- will make the trip, which is the first of Its kind to be undertaken here, and unless something happens to mar most llcbtful outing. They will be gone Supt. .1. L. Mac, of (be Southern linific Co., with headquarters In Uoseburg. returned this morning tended the family and they are now from Cearhart, where he attended out of danger. The news concerning the encnnipuient or me inianny eoiu the attack was meagre, but it is said punies or the three Northwest states, the whole famllv were prostrated at ,e being a lieutenant-colonel of the one time nnd there was nobody to. Oregon Infantry. Mr. May shows the ,.nr. fr them exccnt nelehbors. effect of much exercise in the field. , ,'bv bis coat of tan and healthy ronili- There la no one ining mni wouiu Tho training ron'ists of mnn- Improvo most Douglas Lonnty lanu plnlrs ln ,,,, ihoul the use of bo much as tile draining, me Luip- r ,t. There were about qua Valley fruit I nlon Is going to .,., ln ra make a campaign this fall along the lino of tiling, and is going to supply! M. I). Warren. ag"nt for Oregon p ceV.0bout f.; t : cenr ow.Mhan Sregon. with office, at 214 Cass S.i'get Doan'. Kidney Plth. .. prevail! price..' Watch for their Your bu.ines. solicited and carefully . hat P'a Ctolo T7. announcement la tUU paper. dtw looked after. Mllbura to-, I rops., uunaio, n. i. You can't sleep at night With aches and pains of a bad hack When you have to get up from urinary troubles. j If tne kidneys are at fault Set them working aright with Dunn's Kidney Hills. Mere Is Roseburg proof of their merit: j Mrs. B. Protsman, 242 S. Rose St .! Uoseburg, Ore., says: "Kidney trouble bothered me for years. Itj started with terrible pains across my, back and through my kidneys. The kidney secretions were unnntural, 1 j had terrible headaches and dizzy I Rpells and grew very nervous. It seemed impossible for me to get a night s rest. Finally, I began using Doan's Kidney lills. They took hold' at once and soon had me feeling like a different woman. They did more for me than all the other medicines I ever took, combined, riding mo of the terrible pains and improving my! health." I Hrice GOc at all dealers. Don't simply auk for a kidney remedy , Campers Buy Your Groceries Here And you will got groceries that will please you and add pleasure to your camping trip. Every article In our store Is bought and priced with the object of making you n permanent customer, (live us your camping order and we will huvo you the trouble and worry of luferlor groceries. NELLY and NEELY 119 SHERIDAN STREET WEST SIDE GROCERY the place for the bast fancy nd staple groceries. Large atook and good variety. The best goods money can buy. Tou save time and) money by trading with us. Phone your orders, we deliver any where. We Give Roseburg StampCo's. Checks. DO WELL & BENEDICK PHONE 29 WEST ROSEBURG, ORE- Sugar Cured Hams, Sugar Cured Shoulders Sugar Cured Bacon, Pure Lard All made in RoseburK. We also handle FORTJONES CREAM KRY ".UTTER. Give us a trial. The Cass Street Market 107 West Cass St. LOUIS KOIILHAGEN, Prop. Deering Mowers Champion eerss McCormiCK Tedders We sliip in carloads direct from the factory, and get the lalCbt improved machines. The Up-to-Date machines do not cost you auy more than the old style Why not get the best for your money? J. F. Barker & Co. Roseburg Implements & Vehicles Oregon
