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About Evening Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-190? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 22, 1904)
TUe Kind You Have Always Bought, and wlilcb. 1ms been iu uso for over 30 ycara, has liorno tlio Blcnatm-o of 0 and has been made under his pcr- s r solm' supervision slnco IU infancy. ' uzS?X -CUcAii Allow no one to deceive you in tills. All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-Rood" are but J'lvperiiiiciits V..;t trillo with and endanger tlio hcaltli of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment. Ca&toria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Iirops and Boothiiifr Syrups. It is l'lcnsant. It contains neither Opium, IMorphino Dor other Narcotio tuibstauee. Its a;;o is its guarantee. It destroys Worms anil allays Fevorisimcss. It cures liarrliusa and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation Hud I'latulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Jiowcls, giving hcaltliy and natural sleep. Sue Children's I'anacea 'i'ho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the I The Kind Yon Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. The ocntauh commmv, tt mukmt arnarr. new vouh orrv. LAND FOR SALE. Here in a irood home ami dirt cheap; 210 acres 12 miles west of Ros burg; mXi nnder In mo, 70 acres of plowed land, balance good pasture, well watered and akinly of wod tirnlmr; fair lioune of six iooiiib, fair barn and all necepcary out boiUlipfftt; i acres in orchard ; J' mile to school and postotlicu. 1'rice f ItiOU. Here it a nice litt e home for sale six miles Irom Kosuburj?, one mile tc school, pottotficH ai'd store; ull fenced and crot-s fenced ; (iO-acre farm hind, hal ve j-antnre well located ; line views, uood house of 7 roomi, barn and nil ncees wij oat hnildiiiKS, good family orchard. This is an ideal home and cannot be best for the inciey afked, only f2,6U0. No. 3. 1(10 acres, all fenced, no other improvements. Well watered and flmly nf good timlwr ; 300 acres can be farmed, balance flue grass land ; Ave miles inn tily on B. 1', railroad. Thin is a flue piece of land, and well located. Price, $7.06 per acre. - DUO am of land 12 miles from Rosoburu, 160 acres fenced, 50 acres in culti vation, 4)0 prune trees, and a mixed orchard for lamily use; box house of 9 Trome; one hm Iioush; 2 lotf barns, blacksmith hop and all necessary outbuild inK. L'wt on the coumy road : Uuliml'ed wUick ran 20 joining place, wel. watorM. rml plenty of timhor This is A No. 1 stock ranch and nirt cheap. Price J0peftre. Also a nice little cottage and lot rigid iu the heart ol the city frieti I KM. 3hti'M of hind, IU2 acres of thh land is rich bottom land, no better In the tile ; balance hill land, pah pasture anil plenty of timber. 10 miles from Rose barff. Ud house ot nix roouiH, one house of three looms, two good barns and tOueceawtry out huilliiiis ; hop drier on place; plenty of fruit for family use;K milt to ichool ; 0 miles to R. It. station, good road to the same ; good lUhery on ptntw. Thin in one anions the Ih'st farms in Poiiutas county in fact a perfect Mum. tt iW ulnive described tract, l-'ti acre iv tine land for alfalfa and clover. A jwiWl home 5ft acres, three miles from Koteburg ou county road. Al fttrtthl ; 3J a run in 1 waring urchard ; live acres in young on-hard ; fi acres in sntia ; SAamn pasture, well watered, and plenty of timter for home use. Good twoitrjr house containing 0 rooms, hard finished ; good barn, oOx'iO, with big shd-atMtttdM; all neteary outbuildings. Beautiful view of the city froni r4t ii-rti' homo. This is an ideal home. Price r,(HH. House cost K6iHu iiMhl road a.d a nice drive to thu city. One half down and balance in two ' time. Ho H. lw acres; 40 acres tenctMl, 30 acres In cultivation. Small bouse and btna, Kull orchard, plenty of kihkI mountain water and Iota of good timber. A flnawutkiiu ramie for stm-k ad joining. This ie a uice little stock ranch. Twelve atulea hum ctlv. two 111 den f nun nchool and four miles from uostottlc. Price. (1500 nf acre ni iiunl 3, miles from Oakland, all fenced and all A No. 1 farm land 4notut alhHit -0 ucrett. One gotxi barn : no other improvements. j S. 1K MM acres, "miles from city, Fenced but no oilier Improvemen Flrtl cbws land and wv!l located. Two and a half miles from railroad station; Oieourth nn'.e from school, and one and one-fourth miles from posiomce. Well 1 I uvd plenty ol tunU r. I'rice i'M per acre. I M. It"re is a'Mraiu of your life. The Mirgest town lot in Southern Omnia right in the heart ot the city of Wilbur, R. U depot, stock yards, store ' h)toK noMioiVice, blacksmith shop and a good aeho 1. This lot contains 55 acres I qxA two-biory bouse, 1 Kir 11 and all necessary outlmildiuus, 7iN learing prune (rm WjuUs plenty of other fruit. Kight miles north of Rosebnrg, trttins pass j iMntr hours, alsoon state road. Don't overlook this If you are looking tttra jwrhtct home, land A No. 1, no hotter. Think of it, only" 000 for this j rfvcl home. We a!m have another place mile from the alove descriled fUc, ol ISO acn'S, a fair house, barn and all neceaaary outbuildings ; all under; hmi U) acres in cultivation, 10 acres 'o hop, watered by four good springs,' 7)ilY(timUir. This is a good home for some one. Price 'KXSO. For any1 exter jntormatioti call on or write to 1. F. Rice, Real Estate Atfent, Soseburg, tkavon '.t W. Urublw on place. Jt nice little home iymg on the south of the Umpqun Tlver near Kellogg ' ataiiiimr Otl acres; line fishing and bunting; aomn goinl paw timlter on place iXhwsi IS mile Irtm Oakland, price (l.OtX). One-thirddown, one-third in one. Mvr anil oiuv-third in two years at five per ctmt Interest. Nowhere is a chance tnaet a gHxl little home cheap and on easy terms. It beats Uking up a home tatd. K nice home containing U0 acros, all fencod and cross-fen cetl. Forty acree tTtw, fft in fruit and balance good pasture; well watered ami plenty of good Itaiher. Mile ami a had to school, pnst-olllee, store and R. R. station. Fair JhfOLHut s x rooms, barn and all necessary outbuildings. One span of horses, tttowairf brnens, two wagons, two top buggiett, three cows, two -calves, tiO hven. I turkevs, 13 hogs, And all farming and household goods t x numerous t annnn. Klght miles fr m Roseburg, Everything goes for 37tK; OtW d(yi. balance on easy terms. This is a perfect home ami dirt cheap. )n acri'S o( land 12 miles from Kosehurg, all 'encitl and crosd-fer.ced, good hnoM i4 even rooms, burn and all ueeessary out-buililfDgs, young orchard, just ravamuty to lear. nf IfiO trees of all kinds of fruit; small grnpe vineyanl and ltdi hr M snMll fruit. 2t) acres iu cultivation ; atmut l,0vH,CAh) feet of timber, oak mt fir ; n tine inoimtniti stream running through place large enough to run a wa-uiil six month in the year. Two miles to postottico and tore. A tine Mk rrtmti joining place ; tine, healthy location ; plenty of good mountain water; on IliUiiiu an ) hunting. Price 1000. VO acnw of lnd lying on top of Chinas mountain ; house and Darn; no other tmpntvoaients; lair flm-k range and at least 2,000.000 feet of good timber, lying t cwmty nid and It. R. sur-ev. Prico 91,000. Viie of the U'st fruit orchards in lougias county, containing 50 acres of good 9iwr Niltom land, XmM) choice prune trees, and 1000 applet, pears and (teaches. HwhIv to tchitol, (hMtotlice ami telephone, and well located. t)nly MX)0 for tne tc im-nme-p tying propertv. This offer only holds goKl for ft thort time. IWtw U a oargain. O.ie of the gnatest of your life. Don't fail to Invest. Tfciaf.lW can't le U-at in Dtnwls count v. i) acres of land three miles from Itmwoarir. Kin iivmg trean rtinnimi through place, lots of good timber, in fart mtu;)i u pH for the pUce twitv over if put on the market heie in Roseburg; tmnty nd ginnl level rtuitl to town. This Is A No. I stock ranch. A nice little home, contcininn 1S acre?, lvinic on the South lTmiviua rivet. tan miles imm Koschurg ; nM ctx rtHim house. Pinall turn ami all tieivtary uhntbngM. All A No. t land ; ?wiii to school ; t02 fruit trees, ad in bearing: 252 nn, )iH apples, Si 2l cherries, 37S H-aches. 4 quinces. 3 plums and .vwt ol final I fruit. Tlis a nice inctime property and a perfect home. Mere is a dandv home of Iih Bcrea, all gooil farm laud, mile from f-fVur.'. 'j mile to R. 1! ot:itinn, '4 mile to aeho.il. Met on county road, all Wit4, fair lioupe, barimr fruit trees. Price $30 per acre. Here is another V0 acres 2 miles from Ro.tebnrg, all fence.?, plenty of ijrmVrand water, ItHt acres can be cultivaleil, balance A No. 1 pa? tote. No Wittliug 1 11 place, lies on county road. I'rice $10 per acre. Aim i!u acres all fenced,' fair house, w0 Ivaring fruit tree, 1 cr. in f tvrriif; 3 miles from Riwobnrg, '4 mile to aeho 1. This is a nice phve of tihl nd well liM rttwl. All household furniture goes with place. Price i:00. .1. F. RICE, Real Estate Agent, Roscbnrg is CASTORIA Signature of Hurnor ma Philosophy V Br DUNCAN M. SMITH Copyright, l'joi, Ity ampon-llodi;ei Co. PERT PARAGRAPHS. Some travelers are so blnno thnt thej thlnK the river Rhone a chestnut. It la liurd to pay n three-year-old bill If you l:ave:i t the money. Kverythlnt? roes by contraries In Chi na, purtlculariy the women. While we are In the rlp of the lea king South America Is In the grip of the Ice man. Which would lose by a trade? Especially does the mnn who cells goods on the installment plan love a lover. Uvea of great men remind ns thnt they have their failings when written by their private secretaries. It depends on whether you are golnt; to bed or getting up If 2 o'clock a. in. Is early or late. Truth ts stranger than Action wheu tuo fishermen hand It out. Since the laying of. the Pacific cable the earth may be said to be wearing an electric belt, and we will see whether It Is cured of earthquakes und such In ternal disorders. A congressman la npt to consider his constituents us n necessary evil. A political economist who uses words of less than six syllables receives uo consideration. Were the went In? r not always on hand as a topic of conversation some people might as well be deaf nnd dumb. The mun with a new sealskin cap takes thu open winter as a personal affront. Pride goes bofora a full, but not to soften the way. No man who turns his cuffs Is a gen tleman In the eyes of the Inundry mun. The Opportune Time When stock Is going high. Then hoy; tlcfore It ilmpfl pcllmcll. Then sell. Ho who enn know How It will go Won't ruiV'i to prlnd his life away At thrve per day. Their Bread Was Buttered. "All of the great stars have been list ed," complained the young astronomer, "nnd there la nothing left for us to dis cover but the minor ones." It appears to me," wild the sympa thetic friend, "that the ancient astron omers have taken the cream off the milky way." It Is Their Turn. Bveot the evna n. klml the fata, l'ro.Hii Ik Itrlhtht iIIacIohIuk; G'ittl-men muvt ult iititl lt; 1 lift nre propoInK. HuhIi. my palpitating tienrt; Culm ytnir ri-xtlffs inonsurp; When t'10 la ill i' piny the part. You may get a treasure. Christmas cmm but once a year. ' Ienp year's even rarer: In the time nf bllan that's here Ymi may a slmn-r. What your fslut ht-urt couMnt dot Not for love or money. Some sweot girl may venture to And may be your honey. To the nwkwnrd sntl the shy Who -rniiil tlnomed forever To esrat the marring tie It Is ikiw or never, Ami the mnn of mod rut parts Saint or woeful sinner May get In the game of hearts Anil become a winner. X4MP year comes but once tn four; Would the time wro. shorter. Were tlwre of them thrto years' niort Who wnilil cry for quarter? I.'tstrn! Pome one at the gate Is the latch timlolng; Maybe Mnlel. June or Kate, Come to praetlee wooing. A Sure Remit. "If John had three apples nnd Willie pare him three inor" nknl the teacli er. what would that make? "The stomach ache." promptly re sponded little Taut, who was being ; hrouKht up to the Idea that he wus I sme day to be 11 doctor. Loss Cjin. When mnrrie.1 life a full of strife A rut "ei .-fi h;in.:-i1 fun. "i n bi tter to have love! unit lost Th;.n to have l.iveit am! wen. The Proper Finish. 1 suppiwe Maud sat lulled nov th?tt she 1 a had a prent weibMni?.' "I suo- s. rl know n!l I5 wel! that endj swell." Most people have an idea that rheumatism !s contracted like a cold, that the damp, chilly air penetrates the muscles and joints and causes the terrible ached and pains, or that it is something like a akin disease to be rubbed away with lini ment or drawn out with plasters; but Rhuematism originates in the blood and is caused by Urea, or Uric Acid, an irritating, corroding poison that settles iu mus cles, joints and nerves, producing inflammation and soreness and the sharp, cutting pains peculiar to this distressing disease. . , Exposure to bad weather or sudden . w Bowltnr Oreen, Ky. Tii11in nf th hnHv will hatfii nn at. About year ago I was attackod by acuU cnilling 01 tne toay wm fasten an at- rheumatiam m my shoulders, arms and ui iucuuiuuam unci iuc uwwtuu aystem are in the right condition for it to develop, but have uothine to do with 111c rati uuv Liiuscs ui Aucuuiuiiam, which are internal and uot external. I iniinents nlostera anil rnhhinir wmuvnoriuailwisKiauinioutiMuouDd wnnnems, piasters anu ruDOlng 00ms nlM I oontinued Its use ondnm Vtll sometimes reduce the lnflamma- entirely well. I will aivoy. fool deeply tton and swolltn and euse the pain for interestod in the aucoess ol B. S. S. ainoe a time, but tail to relieve permanently " 4l? m,i??.80d; , because they do not reach the seat of 31 1 12tn st- KKB- ALICE HORTOW. the trouble. S. S. S. cures Kheumstism because it attacks it in the htaod, ar.rl as a blood purifier and an invigorating, be mailed free. VHE SWIFT LOCAL NEWS. Hon. I. B. Riddle, of Riddle, J. H. E'rice and W. N. Moore, of Ruckles, were in this city today. Mrs. Smith Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Graves and Mrs. S. M. Kelly went to Wilbur today to attend the wed ding of Jas. B Davis and Bertha A. Lamb. Buy Your Harness Now. F. Long & Sons have moved the re mainder of their stock of harness goods from the rear of their former busino. s quarters in the Hildeburn block, near the depot, to their residence at the corner of Stephens and Mosher streets. They will continue to dispose of their harness goods at the residence. Lots of choice bargains left. Every article will be sold regardless of cost. d-sw-tf. F. Lono & Sons. MAHRIED. DAVIS LAMB. At the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Lamb, at Wilbur, Feb. 22, 1D04, Jas. B. Davis, of Los Angeles, Calif., and Miss Bertba A. Lamb, of Wilbur. The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Hardin Davis, of Wilbur. He was for merly employed in the baggage depart ment of the S. P. Company at Rose burg, but ts now employed in a similar capacity with the Santa Fe railway at Los Angeles. His bride 1b a highly estimable young lady and one of the most popular school teachers in Doug las county. The union of these' members of two of the highly respected families in the county will be hailed with pleasure by all their friends and acquaintances who extend congratulations and best wishes. Mr. and Mrs. Davis will reside in Los Angeles, California. FOUND A pair o spectacles; Call Roseburg, Oregon. f 27 COW FOR SALE. A good Jersey row for sale. H. K. CoilH. Box 442, Roseburg, Oregon. Phone 4x3. wX BANKRUPT SALE. Notice of sale of bankrupt stock. The under signed Trustee or bankrupt stock of F. E. Hand, will receive sealed bids on said bankrupt stock, consisting of such merchandise as is usually kept for sale in Cigar stores, and Club rooms, to gether with store fixtures and furni ture, said stock contained in small trame bulldinir. situated on the east side of Jackson street, Roseburg, Ore. Said stock will be sold for cash in hand. intending bidders wi 1 be shown stock and fixtures, Invoiced prior to filing mils, hhis win be received up to the 4tb day of March, 1U04. Trustee re serves the right to reject any and all bids. Dated at Roseburg, OregOD, Feb. 22nd, 1U04. J. W. WRIUHT, rn. Trustee. FOR SALE. Sawmill near Yoncalla; capacity 25.(100 feet Her dav. Ad dress E. B. Spangenberg,. Yoncalla, Or. FiskJubileeSingers ORIGINAL COMPANY Whose came is a household word wherever vocal , melody is loved. Thirty-two years old, as an organization; under same manngement for twenty years. "The songa that have touched the heart of the world." MARK TWAIN, after one of their concerts, sent np his card, on which he had written: "Yon dig down deep into the depths, as of old.' Tickets, including reserved seat, 50c and 75c. Secure them beforehand, as it will cost no more to occupy the best seat than to stand np. - On Sale at B. W. Strong's Furniture Store. eumatism Is Not a SKin Disease. legs oaiow tne suae. a. uoum noi ruiNO "m to comb my hsir. Doctors pr-sar:bcc i'" .v.Vf.5w? m"nuth" 'ii 'VJ 3 anc acciaoa totry it. Imtnodlately 1 1 menoed It., use 1 felt better, and rem.rked the Uric Acid poison is neutralized, the sluggish clr culatioa stimulated and quickened, and sooii lite s'!t tern is purified and cleansed, the aching niuAcle ami joints lire relieved of all irritating matter and a lasting cure of this most painful dineas effected. S. S. S. is a harmless vcuctable remedv. uneriiialleo1 pleasant tonic. Book on Rheuruaxuui wiU SPrtiirin no.. HTIJIirrA. tiR. MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT. A warehouse in Rose burg. Call on Mrs. M. Josephson for particulars. tf. FOR RENTl Partly furnished house keeping rooms. Call on Mrs. Owens, foot of Oak street. tf. FOR RENT. Furnished housekeep ing rooms. Also furnished rooms. Call at residence of F. Long. d-tf. FOR S A LE.A tract of 158acres In Edenbower, lying along the river, opposite the Soldiers' Home. Call on E. M. Mookb, Roseburg, Or. d-niU. FOR SALE. Good house of Ave rooms, in Roseburg, with three fourths of an acre of land In fruit trees and garden. Address "Z", care Re view, or inquire at Review otllce. d-sw DS. T. WEST. Fire Insurance. . Notary Publio. City Property rented. County and City Warrants bought and collections made. Otllce on Jackson street No. 407, Hoover building opposite Post Otllce. d-sw-tf. IDS . WANT EDProposals or sealed bids for 750 feet of either cotton or rubber tire hose, will be re ceived by I. J. Norman, member of the Roseburg City Council, on or before Feb. 20, 1904. All bids must be aceora- fianied with sample of the hose to be urnished. I. J. Noil.MAN, 120. Chairman of committee. BLOODED PIGS Getrid of your sec ond class bogs and buy good ones. Since I have been raising them had one sow to farrow sixteen (ltl) pigs. Have some fine Poland China pigs now for sale at my ranch, known as the JaB. Hutchinson place. For further infor mation apply to H. G. Chicane, Tyee, Oregon. ml N0TICE.--A11 parties that have purchased dog license will please put collars on their dogs with the tag riveted on, as there will oe dog catchers on duty after this notice, and all dogs uot having collars on, with the license tag attached, will be considered not paid and will be taken and killed, as though the license had not been paid, ml City Marshal. ASK T1IK AGENT FOR TICKETS VIA N0p.Wtf SPOKANE. ST. PAUL, DULUTH MINNEAPOLIS, CHICAGO AND ALL POINTS EAST 2 TRAINS DAILY 1 PAST T I M E Z New equipment thronnhout. Day Coaches, Psiat-o and Tonrist Sleepers, Iining, Buffet, Smoking and Library Cars. Daylight trip through the Cascade and Rocky Mountains. For fnll particulars, rates, folders, etr., call on or address H. DICKSON, C. T. A., 122 Third Street. Portland, Ore. S. G. YERKE8 G. W. P. A., 612 First Avenue. Seattle, Wash. Thursday Night 3P1 DE3 B . 2 S lodge directory! F. & A. M., Laurel Lotl.e No. IS Hold, regular meetings on 2ud and 4th Wlut. days ol each mouth. J. T. Hbtdqe,, w. M. N. T. Jkwbtt, Secretary. A0,:0;1'' Roicburg Lodge No. 16 Meet the 2nd and 4lh Mondays ot each month at7:.lop. m.,lu the I. 0. o. F. Hall All member. In good standing are Invited to it- leua P. M. TOZIEH, II, W. K. H. Lenox, Recorder. BP-',?' FLK8' KMI!ur8 Lodge. KoTiiilnoldi regular communications at I. O. O F '?!! 2lul "J"1 ln Thursdays ol eacb' month All members requested to attend iuSeda't't'en'd!""8 imb S I.' II U'.ib 1 n Roy MculaiIlen, Seeretary. DEGREi. OF HONOR. Myslio Lodge No. 18 Meets2ndand4th Thursday owning, ot each momb In Native Sons Hall. VIsltlM members cordially Invited to attend. Mas. John Kantz, C. ol H. E. H. Lenox. Reo. FOF A. .Court Douglas No. S2-Forestri ol America, meet, each Tuesday evening In wayaelcoS,? V""'ug bro,her! T. F. Pattkbpon. K. H.Lenox, Reo. See. E. V. HoovEB.Physiciau. I'iFh PhiIerln Lodge No. 8-Meets la Odd Fellows Temple, corner of Jackson and Caa8 streets, on Saturday evonlnir of each eeiavi eattSud18 Ha Geo. W. Pbrry.N.G. N. T. Jewktt, R.8. I l;rtw,Ulon ,J?ncan.Inient No. 9 M In Odd Fellows Temple on the 1st and Thursday evenings of each month. V Ing brethren always welcome. L. H. Moore, C. P. - F. 0. Micki.u, Sc ribo. I O. O. F., RIMiig star Lodge No. 17 1. 1. O. O. F. meets in Odd Fellows' Temple every Friday - eTeuiug. Visiting brethren always welcome. A. Balzman, N. U. a, N. Ottcirrr, R. a. F. G. Miuhlli, F. 8. KOF P., Alpha Lodge No. 47-Meets every Wednesday in I. O. O Hall, at-7:30 p. m. ... "embers In good attmllnx are Invited to aiteno. o. , Kihiiall. C. C. E- E. Wijiuehly, K. R. 8. KO. T M.. Protection Tent No. 15-Holda resrular meetings on the Urst and third are ! iriirf V5?emw ia good tandlDf G. V. 0. XV Pebkt, Com. Rapp, R. K, LO. T. M ., Roneburg Hive No. 11-Holdi Its regular reviews upon the 1st and 3rd Frl- in h it " , . eftCn montn n "d Fel- clty an cordially invited to attend our review Mas. JEShiB Rappr. k! OK. S.Rofiehurg Ctlapter No. 8 Holds their regnlar meeting on 1st and 3rd Thu rs- . tn each mouth. Visiting members In good standing are respectfully Invited to attend Miss MaOD Rakt, W M. Miss Rkoika Bast, Secretary. 0 Co. D.. Separate BatalIlon Meeta tT"?',1 eveniiK loe Armory Hall at o'clock . F. B. Hamun, Captain. K 7 r A . V .V ? ivBueKan iKige, NO, 41, I. O. O. F.-Meets in Odd lellowa Temple every Tuesday evening. VlBlUna Bisters and brethren Invited to attend. IM7HVL' ana D w. . .. MM. AJRLLA J KwETT, N. U. , Miss A.nxa a. Clarke, SooreUry. RF ARCANUM, Roseburg Couneil No. 201 Meets 2nd and 4th Mondays of each month in Native Bom' Half, Vlsltlni brothers always welcome. P. II. HAMMN. Rpirnnt A M.Hawderb, Hecretary, rMEN OF WOODCRAFT. Lllao Circle No. i'J Meets on 2nd and 4th Fridays of each month at Odd Fellows Hall. Vhitlng members in good standing are Invited to atten Mrs.' Belie' Morion Clerk. rODMEN OF THE WORLD. Oak Camp No 12o-Meets at the Odd Fellows Hall I Rom-burg, everv 1st and 3rd Monday eve ning, Vlsitiug neighbors always wetcoma. I). P, FititKa, C. C. J. A. Buchanan, Clerk. FBOKK4MIONA1,. DK. C. L. PEARSON DK1STIST AH work guaranteed and done by the latest pal nk-its and most approved methods. Office hours: 9 to 11; 1 to S; 7 to 8; Sundays 12 to 1, and by appointment. RoSKRfRO - - - . - Oreov I b.lWii PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. RoftanriRn. - - nnA. special attention given to diseases of the eye ..an a. uil uuuu.f DIUI DU1I (1 log. JLMER V. HOOVER, PHYSICIAN AND SDBOEON, Rohibcrq - - Obi Special A tton t Ion given to Diseases ol th Nose and Throat. Offloe Main St., on dooraoutb of Oitv Ha EO. E. HOUCK, il. D. Office, in the Review building, ap.ta.rt ftwrno 13 and 14. Telephone, Main 81. ROBRBURO, OR! Oregon ShorjIine and Union Pacific TO THE EAST The O. R. A S. gives the choice of THREE DAILY TRAINS Two via the Oregon Short Line to Salt Ike, De nver Omaha, Chicago and Kansas City. One the Great Northern Ry., to c mi nane, aiinneapoiifl, Chicago, St. Paul and Ocean Stearaero leave Portland every 5 days for San Francisco Soala leave Portland daily for all Willamette and Columbia River Points. Monthly Steamers to China and fapan. For fnll tn formation rail or . addreft sparest O. R. A S. Ticket Office, or address, sk. U. CUAIG General Passenger Agent PORTLAND OREGON i l A
