Evening Roseburg review., February 27, 1904, Image 4

Hi4W'A,BroTOgl,rfllg"aw-y'gra
Tiio Klnil Vou Have Always Bought, and which lina liccii
iu nso for over !50 jcnrx, has homo tho signature of
am has been made nnilcr IiIh per-yy,XrT'-u,
Boiml supervision Binco Its Infancy.
-arvX -icAti A1w no one to deceive you In tills.
All Counterfeit, Imitations and " Just-as-good " are but
Bxperinients t 'u.it triflo with and endanger tho health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORS A
Castorln i a hat miens substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, rop and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It
contains n.:itlier Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio
Mnbstaure, Us aire is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
nnrt allays I'Yvcrlslincss. It cures Lrtarrlioea and Wind
Colic. It relieved Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and liatiilenry. It assimilates tho Food, regulates the
Stomach and ISowuls, giving healthy and natural sleep,
Tho Children's l'auaeca Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bsars tho
I The Kind Yon Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THE 0riTUH CCMMKY, TT MURRAY tf. HKW VOHR OrTV.
LAND FOB. SALE.
Hero iH a gnnd home nml dirt cheAp; 210 acres 12 miles went of Roaeburg;
M nitiler feiu'D, 70 iiuhih of plowed hind, balance good pnHturo, well watered and
plynty ol khhI tiinlnr; fair limine of nix rooms, fair bam und nil decennary out
huililmgB ; ' acrt!8 in orchard ; '4 mile to School and puHtollire. Price 1100.
ller is n nice litt'e home for Bale six miles from Roscinirg, one mile to
Hcbool, poMnllhe und more; nil fenced and erofs fenced ; (iU-acre farm land, bnl
ni ut:iirH well Im-ttted ; tine uv, guod house of 7 roomn, barn and nil nccee
Bry mil buildings, good family orchard, 'ibis is au ideal bumu und cannot be
beat for lite iuccy ufcktd, only $2,60U.
No. S. 1300 acres, nil fenced, no other improvements. Well watered and
plenty nl good timber ; :MK am- van be farmed, balancu fine grass land ; tive miles
form city on ri. P. railroad. Thin is a ttne piece of laud, and well located. Price,
97.UO per acre.
hOaitreH of land 12 miloa from Ropebnrg, lflrt acres fenced, 50 acres In culti
vation, 400 pru m trt!w, and a mixed orchard for family use; box house of 9
rooms; one log lions; 2 log barns, blacksmith thop und all necessary outbuild
ings. Lies on the cnuil)' mud: Unlinirei ptock rangu joining place, wel.
waUtred rnd pleiny r.f timber This iB A No. 1 stock ranch and ein cheap. Price
$10 per aero. A Lie a nice little cottage and lot right lit the heart ol the city.
Price ftlMK
3W acres of hind. l.'2 acres of this land is rich bit torn land, no be'ter in tlie
1Mb .balance hill land. g.iod piisturu and plenty of tinilwr. 10 miles from Hose-,
burg. 4ioikI boose of six rooms, one hoiitc of three looms, two good barns and
I) neveiwary mil buildiius ; hop drier on place ; plenty ol fruit for family use ;
mile lo school ; 5 miles to K. K. stution, good m.ui to ttie same ; good fishery on
plane. Tlits i one anions the beat farms in IVnulas c unity in fact a perfect
thru). Of the aliovu describe! tract, acre is tine land for alfalfa and clover.
A perfect home ftft acres, three miles from Koaehurg on county road. Al
fenced; 20 acres in louring orchard ; live acres iu young orebnrd; n acres in
pram; 2ft arrcs pus turn, null watered, and plenty of timber for home use. (iood
twovttvry hoiift continuing U rooms, hard finished ; Rood burn, Mix 20, with big
phwi on one side; ad necessary outbuildings. itHiuilitnl view of the city from
phtor also wl tern' home. This m an itle.il borne. I'rire f5,000. Uoue cost
-f,0tHX ti Mxl road uud a nice drive lo the city. line half down and balance iu
twoymrs time.
No H. Io0 arms; 40 acres tencml, 30 acres in cultivation. Hnmll bouse and
brn, smalt orchard, plenty of good mountain waur and bits of n-od tiinU'r. A
finemoiinuin mine for stM-k adjoiniiiH. This is a nice little stock rnnrb. Twelve
uiles (rout vity, ttvo tnucs from scho'il ami four miles from pustothYe. Price, $lfMH)
acres of iand miles from Oakland. t fenced and all A No. 1 farm land
fescep nlout aere.-t. One Ki)ii barn : no other improvements.
54t. It). 100 acres, t miles from city. Fenced but no other fmprovemen
fimt dais lfttil and wll located. Two and a half milca from railroad station
one-fettrlb in'le from school, and one and one-fourth miles from poatoitice. Well
titers! and plenty of tiintvr. Price $20 wr acre.
A nure little home iyuiii on tho south of tho Umppift river nc.r Kelloug
jontainimr lti acres ; line linhing and bunting ; som jkhhI saw timlier on place
j&Wml 12 miles tr-mi On k inn. I, price f 1 ,000. One-t hinldown, one-third in one.
r ami om-thinl in two years at tive per cent interest. Nowhere is a chance
tottvt a good tittle home cheap and on easy terms. It beats t 'king up a home
lead.
Also 20 arres all fenced, fair botne, too Waring fruit trees. 1 arro in
strawberries; 3 miles from Uoseburg. "4 mile to schtwl. This is a nice tMoce of
Uud and well locatetl. All boutehol I turniture ties with place. Price 1VM.
A nice home containing 140 acres, all lenceti and rrosi-fenced. Forty acres
rrop, K in fruit and balance goott pasture; well wateretl and plenty of good
limber. Mile and a half to school, post-othce. stitre and K. li. station. Fair
ibntmo of a x rooms, barn and all neeessnrv ontbuildinvffl. One span of horses.
two siia of harness, two wagons, two
riticken1, 13 turknvs, 13 h'igi, ami all Urming ami tioutehohi gootis 1 k numerous
10 mention. Fight miles from Knseburti. Everything goes for $.1700; 20iX
ttovn, lulance on easy terms. This is a perfect home and dirt cheap.
V'0 acres of land 12 miles from Uosoburg, all 'encetl and croas-fencetl, gooil
hnase of seven rooms, barn and all necensary nut'buildings, young orchard, just
NK)nuHig to lear, of 150 trees of all kinds of fruit; small grape vineyard and
tUntv of small fruit. 20 acres in cultivation ; abmit l.000,(kH) feet of timber, oak
awl Wr ; line mountain stream running through place large enough to run a'
tiw-mill six months in (he year. Two miles to pout o dice and store. A line
.ittack rnnge joininn place; thi'e, healthy bH'atioii; plenty of gmnl mountuin water;
mwl tinhimt and hunting. Price tiooo.
1h() acres of land lying on top of t'amas mountain ; house and nam; no other
Improvements; fair tock range and at leapt 2.0iX000 feet of good timber, lying
in county Tnd and H. H. snrvev. Pric $i,000.
On of the best fruit orchards in Pouti as county, containim; 50 acres of good
river Wtttnm land, STttHtchoice nrune trees, and 1000 apples, pears and peaches.
Handy to Khool, Nst-dVice and telephone, and well located. Only $.)000 for the
nice nVvme-pityintr. property. Thi offer only holds good for a short time.
Ilrr in a 'Mrain. O.ie of the greatest of your life. In't fail to invest
Thisoffcrcan't be ImvU In Potwlas county. (VtO acres of laud three miles from
Kelvirii. Ktne living stream running through place, lots of good timlvr, in fact
OMngi to pay for the place twice over if put on the market heie iu Kosebiirg;
istn i-oiintv"rod gd. level road tn town. This is No. 1 stwk ranch.
A nice little home, conteining IS1, acres, lying on the South I'mpim river,
two m 1 It" from liooeburg; gtxid n room bouxe, mal1 barn nnd all invessiiry
fxitWiildinc-t. All A No. laml : V" school ; tttVJ fruit tnvs, ad in Ivarinti: 2W
prmiff, 1 1M aii)tles, 8l ieurs, 'Jtt ciu-rries, jh-hcIics, 4 tpiinces, ;t plums and
pienU of smalt fruit, 'lh s if a nice income property and a perfect home.
" Here is a dandy home of 100 acres all goNl farm hunt, 4ltf miles from
Krwbnt-g, !4 mile to 11. K. station, '4 mile to school, !is on county road, all
fcmtb fair liouse, WW Ivarlng fruit trtia. Price f U per acre.
liero is another 2W flares !'.. miles from Kosenurg. a1! fenced, olenty of
thnWrand water, ItHi acrs can be cultivated, ball nee A No. I pasture. No
UiMings t n place, lies 011 county road. Price 10 per acre.
I. F. RICE, Real Estate Agent, Roseburg
Whon it's dotm with Snntlii'i ii Oropon'8 big 23 Evening
1 a i ly ami 'lviec-a-Veok Kuvimv. Thoiv' none po good.
pa
Signature of
top hntmies, three cows, two calves, 0
FINE CHRYSANTHEMUMS.
A I'eerlcHM I'Ink Denuty and a Gem
Iu Yellow l'r llomv (iruwerit.
We waited long nnd expectantly for
li pink ehrysantheinum tlmt sliould be
nn an o(tmiity with the pood white nnu
yellow ones. Tho outcry 1ms been: "Too
much white nml yellow. Give us pink."
And In the endeavor to supply the cut
(lower market with pink the fickle nnd
uncertain Vivlnud-Morol b:is been the
grower's mainstay, but with more vex
ation than protlt. We need no lo:;ei
deplore the paucity of pink, however,
for nn early pink variety, Mrs. Coombes
Improves with ntre and Is here to stay,
nnd, succeeding it, Marie Llger bits
strengthened the good Impression it ere
T. DUCKHAM. CHKLTOXI.
nted last yeir. In W. Utiekhnm, how
ever, we Lave tho advent of ft peerless
beauty of but pa using merit, vigorous
In growth, stout In stem, well clothed
with heavy foliage and crowned with a
flower that may bo termed perfection
alike In foriu, finish and color.
Here we have nn acquisition that as
serts itself at once, attains the zenith
of chrysanthemum beauty in its llrst
season ami apparently deserves the
highest meed of unqua tilled prnlse.
Chrysanthemum W. Duel; ham was
raised In England from Austnillttu
aeed, and probably herein lies tho se
cret of its ready adaptability since the
Australian varieties havo already
shown n furlllty of response more
marked than those entirely of Eu
ropean origin. The color is a clear, mil;
form light pink.
C'heltoul 1b a sport from Nellie Pock
et t. It is in every respect a counter
part of Its parent In a really good
shade of yellow, altogether brighter
than Is usually seen In a yellow sport
from n wli'to variety. There appears to
be a slight variation In form, the
petals mom closely infolding, giving
more solidity to the flower. Should
this prove n constant characteristic It
will make ChcltnnI much more ame
nable to commercial needs, while the
private grower for homo use will And
It a gem. A. II. In Gardening.
Ilrrrtrd l'lanta.
Plants with berries ore very useful
for conservatory use. In house decorat
ing and are especially seasonable nt the
holidays. American Gardening com
ments uiion the following kinds:
Sola mi m cops lea Htm iu (Jerusalem
cherry) Is the b.'st known of this class.
The berries should Ih well colored If
kept In n IIkIiI, sunny position. Hold In
tt cold house when well ripened.
Artlisln rrenulata, although of much
slower growth than the solanum. Is n
beautifully berried plant. The berries
Inst fresh for many mouths, but as It
takes Hire years to grow present aide
plants n great many people do not at
tempt Its culture.
(Tirlstmas or cetesttnl peppers have
had considerable popularity For the
pnst few years. They are of very easy
culture nnd quite nsefttl at the holiday
season. Seed of these sown with the
solan urns In February will give fine
plants fop another season.
drape Catflnva.
Grape cntlings from wood thnt wn
cut In the fall nnd stored In a moist
place can ho made nt any time durinu
the winter thnt is convenient, says H
K Von IVmnn In It urn 1 New Yorker.
They should bo made Into bnmllcs of
about 100 each ami packed In damp
sand or moss until spring. It Is a good
plan to bury them in a sheltered spot
out of doors and with their butts up
ward, so the top buds will rait start
In earty spring. .s soon ns the soil can
be well worked In tho spring the cut
tings should be set In rows about two
feet apart nnd four or five lnetis apart
In the rows, with the top buds atmut
an Inch nliore the surface, Uovd soil
nnd good Ullage are necessary to pro
duce good plants.
Palnsettln Ponnlnr,
Among the Christmas specialties that
have recently made rapid strides into
the popular favor low bloomed polnset
lias singly In pots or grouped In pans
hold a leading place. All growers of
holiday plnnti for tie trade are going
more heavily each year into this spe
cialty, which gives In a more showy
formthnn does any other plant the tnie
universal Christmas color. Gnu! en ing.
I'romlNtttir cw Krnltn.
t'ndrr imti'.' on pnniilntf now fruit
W. A. Tiijlnr iivludi1)! Stay man. AVlno
i:H nod lii!iitnlph YJirlrtirn of tho niv
pl riiilMpena penrs. Belle and Wlllett
praohes. r.iitllcwo.'d and Stoddard
plums nnd tho .Jon Inn nlmond.
A Vnli Knr llir tlorr.
A wash of coft ?o:ip nnd komrne i
:U to linve I'OtMi fitund valuaMo in
rluhtlm: horom In the pltv ttves nt (ieor
cl;iu t'ouvt. l.ntifWOiHl. N. A 11m innir
ntUrt'iit country place vt tire J.
iii.u!J.
. rt"K.'.n'lM1 Mi
CHRONIC KICKERS
Soma In KTwry IIoun hold Id Koirburg
but Thfjr a Umniug Le.
Chronic kickers tho kidneys are
when they're sick.
What makes the kidneys sick? A
simple thing.
They have too much to do.
Mum keep up their work, thoy never
rest. x
Can't blamo thorn for kicking1
Kver have your kidneys kick?
Kver have a bud back, a lame, weak
Oi achinjr one?
Know it's tho kidneys kicking?
The back aches because the kidneys
are blockaded.
Help the kidneys with their work.
The back will ache no more.
Lois of proof that Doan's Kidney
nils do this.
V. W. Gosaeu, veteran of the civil
war, residing at oiiS Madison street,
Eugene, Ore., bays: ''I served during
the war in the 77th Ohio regiment.
under General Grunt, and was In the
battle of Shiloh but never received a
scratch. For about four months last
year I had a most persistent dull, steady
achiog across my loins and kidneys. It
hurt me when I stooped or made any
sudden movement. About a year aero
I wasspllttlng wood out In the yard and
a sharp twinge or pain caught me in
my back and I could not move from the
position I was In to save me. A short
time after I read an advertisement
about Doan's Kidney Pills and deciding
to try them I procured a box. I com
menced taking them and they effected
a permanent cure. I have had no re
turn of the trouble since.'1
Plenty more proof like this. Call at
the A. C. Marsters & Co's. drug store
and ask what their customers report.
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cants. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.
l ., soie agents ror the United- States.
Remember the name. Doun'a. nnd
take no substitute.
Humor and Philosophy
By DUNCAN N. SMITII
Copyright, 1Q0J, by Sampson-Hodgea Co.
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
One cannot go forth these days with
out stepping upon broken resolutions.
If all flesh Is grass we are all vege
tarians. Skating Is not half so attractive to
the average boy during vacation ns It
Is during the school season.
A woman Is never as young as she
snys she is.
A family jar sometimes sours the
milk of human kludness.
A spoiled child Is apt to learn more
things at school than are taught there.
It Is never too late to mend, but It Is
often too hard work.
The man behind the shovel Is the
man who gets up steam.
Confidence men nrc those tn whom no
coulldt'ncc should be placed.
Mnny men are color blind when green
gootis are being handled.
Tho resolution factories are not run
ning to their full capacity now.
Lawyers live by the grace o! other
rwople's mistakes.
Hot air is expensive when It comes
through the gas meter.
A dog watch is no good at your
uncle's.
Jollity is a great lubricator of hnmao
friction.
On the 0. T.
If you'd1 like to try conclusions
With Dame Fortune, here's it plnn
Though you may gr-t aoine contusions
And become an "also ran:"
Just contrive to get Hectcd
Knr an nldrrmnnlc term;
Have your conarlence dlsconnectwl;
Then you'll rake off cash to burn.
A Business Head.
"Johnny, 1 will
giro you a quar
ter to toll mo
what your sistor
think of mo."
"All rlRtit. hut
I would advlso
you to give mo
half a dollar not
to tell any one
else.'
Ring the Bell nd Tike a Transfer.
If It lan't to your fancy.
Your reception when yon call;
If -our pretty little Nancy
Does not linger In the hull.
Thrilled nt what your glance foretell,
ltlnshing nt your maimer One.
Bhe Is not the only srturiicll;
Transfer to another line.
If the man who'e playing Shylock.
Whon you're ulttlng through the play.
Would much better he In dry dock,
tletthig inoaws1 ecraped away,
IV r.'t ell and worry thrnugh It,
While with rape yo.ir hhHHl ts etlrred;
Thoi:gh you truly ha to to do It.
King the belt and get transferred.
If the man for whom yon Itbor,
Worry, hustle, ulave and dig,
toe!'i't treat ou Hkt a nellitor,
Trtea to art the blHimtn' prig,
p not hiw thut you resent it;
Keep Mill, do n- t wiy a word.
Hut yu r. ver ui'.l repent It
tf you rirt; and set trntinrrred.
Had Use For Them.
"How many dentists does that college
turn out every year?" asked the Af
rican monarch who was going about
seeing the sights.
"About 4U0.' replied the guide.
"I wrsli I had that college at home.
There 'Is nothing I would like better
than to be able to kltl a dentist every
morning before breakfast."
Where Patience Fails
Perhnps by patience you may do
Most anything you try,
But the moat imllont yellow hen
May sit and Bit nnd sit iifr.iln
Upon a door knob, but th trick
Will not prodiic.) a Blnglo chick.
I wonder why.
The Loan Bird.
"Was the oyster supper a flnancljl
success?"
"I should say so! Everything was
donated except tho oyster, and he was
so well preserved that they can use
him twice more."
Myot-rlou ClrcomUHnnn
One was pale and sallow and the
other fresh and rosy. Whence the
difference? She who is blushin? with
health ues Dr. King's New Life Pills
to maintain It. By gently arouslne
the lazy organs they compel good di
gestion and head off constipation. Try.
them. Only 25c, at A. C. Marsters &
Co. Druggists, Rosoburgf, Or.
The rainfall here from 5 o'clock p.
m. Friday evening to 5 this morning
was0.(i2 inches. Observer Thos. Gib
son reports this as being exactly the
same as for 1891, to the corresponding
date, with a total of 10.88 inches. The
month of February, lS'Jl, with a rain
fall of 11.50 inches, showed the highest
record ever known here for that month
of the year, but. the present month will
perhnps equal it. February, 181)0,
showed a record of 0.24 inches, while
the average here for the past 27 years
Is but 4.70 Inches No extreme high
water has occurred here this month.
The excess for the present season since
Sept. 1, 1W3, is 1.05 inches.
rarjGi-w today.
FOU SALE A fine, young, fresh
milch, Jersv cow ana calf. Apply
to Conrad Geyer, at Kdenbower, or
address him at Hose burg. d-sw-m3.
LOST. On Friday a lady's purse,
black, with nickel chain, contain
ing some coupon tickets and calling
cards. Finder please leave at this
ottlce.
FOR SALE. Good house of five
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 office, d-sw
FOR SALE. Residence, No. fill),
Pine street, $999; house and two
lots, No. 2(i Flint street, $91)8; (1-roora
house and two lots on Parrott street,
$495; house and lot on Jane street, 9500.
See Stonky Cavlfikm. tf.
Opera Rouse
B. W. STRONO, Manacer
Saturday, Feb. 27, '03
MATINEE AT &30
RICHARDS & PRINGLE'S
FAMOUS GEORGIA f
PSTRELO
50-P E 0 P L E-50
Two Bands, a pir load of
Special Scenery, six big co
medians Dudley, Powell,
Kelley, Davis), Campbell and
fccott.
Sppcial train of Pullman Palace Cars.
12 OmpdimB, ltl DAncers, 24 Solo Sing
ers, 20 Big Olio Acta.
Mft(rnificent tree street parade
takes place daily at z :3U p. m.
PRICES Iower floor, 60c and 75c;
gallery 25c and 35c.
ASK TIIF AOKNT FOB
TICKETS VIA
SPOKANE, ST. PAUL, DULUTH
MINNEAPOLIS, CHICAGO
(
AND ALL POINTS BAST
2 TRAINS DAILY r
FAST TIMEi
Now eoniumont throntrhont. Dav
Coaches, ralare nnd Tourist Sleepers,
inning, on net, cnioging ana L.iorary
Cars.
Daylight trip thronch the Cascade and
Rocky Mountains.
For full particulars, rates, folders, et.,
iall on or address
H. DICKSON', C. T. A., 122 Third
Street. Portland, Ore.
S.G. YKRKKS G. W. P. A.,612 First
Avenue, Seattle, Wash.
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LODGE DIRECTORY1
F. & A. M., Laurel l-odge No. 13-Holdi
i regular meetings on 2nd and ith Wcduer
days of each month.
J. T. Bridges, W. M.
N. T. Jkwktt, Secretary.
ALUiWi" R?8ebufB Lodge No. 18-Meet
the2ndand4th.Moudftyii rff each mouth
..u . hi., ididm,u,u. r . nail, All
meniberB iu good gtamltiur are invited to at
F. M. Tozikk. M. W.
K. II. L e.n ox, Recorder. -
BP. O. ELKS, Roseburg Lodge, NoTieiIIoidi
regular communications atl.-o. O. F
Hall Oil ''till Hlirl Jth Thnn,lD,.. l
month. All members requentDd to atteud
regularly, and all visiting brothers are cordi
aliy invited lo attend. 1
t a W.IITK, E. R.
Roy McClalleh, Secretary.
DEGREE OF HONOR. Mystic Lodge No. 18-Meets-JndancUth
Thursday evenings of
wiMiiu iu native sous nan, visiting
members cordially invited to attend.
E. H. Lrn'ox. Reo.'
FOF A., Court Douglas No. 32 Forestera of
America, meets each Tuesday evening lu
otne.iuii nau. visuing orotnora al
ways welcome.
T. V. PATTBBfON.
E.V. HoovER,IhyEiciati.
10-O.K.. Phfletariau Lodpe No. S-Mecti In
Odd Fellows Temple, comer ol Jackson and
Cass streets, on .Saturday evening of each
week. Members of the order tn good atandlnp
are invited to atteud
Geo. w. Perry. N. Q.
V. T. Jewfi-rr, R.S.
IO. O F., Union Kocamnment No. 9 t
in Odd Fellows Temple on tho 1st and
ju.iiB.io, cemuKN ui tmco moniu. v v
log brethren always welcome.
Fl 0. Micklli, Scribe.
I O. 0. F., Hiring Star Lodge No. 171, I. O. O. F.
meets in Odd Fellows' Temple every Friday
c evening. Visiting brethren always welcome.
A. Salzman, N. U.
A. N. OKtTTr, R. 8.
F. O. Micklli, F. 6.
KOP P., Alpha Lodge No. 47-Meeti every
Wednesday In I. O. O Hall, at 7:30 p. in.
Membeis In good standing are invited to
attend. g. v. Kimball. C. C.
E. E. WisinERLV, K. R. 8.
KO. T. M Protection Tent No. li-Hold
regular meetings on the first and third
Fridays of each month In Odd Fellows
Hall. All visiting members lu good standing
are invited to attend.
G. W. Perry, Com.
0. V. Rapp, R. K.
LO. T. M., Roseburg Hive No. 11 Holds ltt
regular reviews upon the 1st and 3rd Frl
day afternoons o( each month in Odd Fel
lows' hall. Hlstrs of o'her Hives visiting In the
city arj cordially invited to attend our reviews
Callir N . Beard, Com.
Mas. Jemii Rapp, R. K.
OE. S.,Roseburg Chapter No. 8 Holds their
regular meeting ou 1st and 3rd Thurs
days lu each month. Visiting members in
good standitig are respectfully invited toattetia
Mikh Maud Raht, V M.
Mifsft Kkoina Hast, Secretary.
0
N.G., Co. D Separate flattallton Meeti
f very Thursday evening at tho Armory
llallat So'clock.
K. B. Hamlin, Captain.
REBHKAHS, Roiebnrir Rebekah lxidge, No.
41, I. O. O. F. Meeti In Odd Fellows
Temple every Tuesday evening. Visiting
Inters and brelhreu Invited to attend.
Mit. Uklla Jkwett, S. G.
MisaAy.NA 11. Clarkm, Secretary,
ROYAL ARCANTM, Roxeburg Council No.
'AMI Meets Lnd and -lib Mondays of each
month In Native Bous' Hall. Vliltlug
brothers always welcome.
F. li Hamlin, Regent,
ji. oaokkii, secretary.
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'OMEN OF WOODCRAFT, Lllae Circle No.
w .ieeis on -jna aoa -itn ruiays ol each
iiiuHin Mi umi r Allows nail. VllltlUg
members in good standing are Invited to atren
31 1W. UINN1E J ON KB. U. N.
Mrs. Belle Morlan Clerk.
WOOPMKS OF THE WORLD. Oak Ctmp No
lWMi-etaat the Odd Fellows Hall 1
KoNcb'irg, every lt and 3rd Monday ere
nlng. Vltltlng nelgnbom always welcome.
11. P. FlfHKR,C. C.
J. A. Buchanan, Clerk.
l'HnpKtiIONL.
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R. C. L. PEARSON
DENTIST
All work guaranteed and done by the latest
painless and most approved methods.
Office hours: 9 to 12: 1 to 5: 7 to 8; Sundays
12 to 1, and by appointment.
RosEHfRO - - - - OREOOJf
J u.Twiix.aai.L,
" PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Rosibuhq, ... OfiSflOX
special attention KlTea te dlae&sei ol the oya
Office new Longlas County Bsnk Build
Ing.
JLMXR V. HUOVK&,
PHYB10IAN AND 80KGE0N,
RSSKBURO OBM
Office Male 0t..oa door eotitb of Oltv Ht
PEO. E. HOUCK.M. D.
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Office, lo the Review building, npettlrt
roots b 13 nnd 14.
-Telephone, MalnSl.
ROMIBDRO,
Obb
OREGON
AND U.mojn Pacific
TO THE EAST
The O. R. A N. gives the choice o(
THREE DAILY' TRAINS
Two via the Oregon Short Line to Sail
Lake, Denver, Omaha, Chicago and
Kansas City.
One the Great Northern Ry., to
Spokane, Minneapolis, St. Paul and
Chicago.
Ocean Steamers leave Portland every
5 days for
San Francisco
Boats leave Portland daily for all
i Willamette and Columbia River Points.
Monthly Steamers to China and
j laj'an.
I For frill tnr.rmnon rll or m 41ren
j qftrctt U. R. A N. ltckct Office, or addreu.
i (General Passenger Agent
i PORTLAND OREGON