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TUc Kind You IJnvo Ahvnys
So use for over 80 yearn,
AU Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-ns-good" nro Imt
Experiments that trillo with imtl enilmijjer tlio health of
Infants and Children Experience aguiust Experiment.
What is CASTORSA
Castorla is a liarmless Hiibstituto for Castor Oil, Paro
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor oilier NarcotiO
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverislmess. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
Tho Children's Puuucco Tho Mother's Friend,
CASTORIA
GENUINE
Bears tlie Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Jr, Use For Over SO Years. .
TMK CCNTAUM OOMHNV. TT MURRAY ITBirT, HKW YOHH CfTf.
LAND FOB. BALIS.
Hero ie a dandy. Fuur seres of rich land in the city limits all fenced;
ftmily orchard, ttooil house of eix rooms email barn and all net-wen iy nntboild-nj!-i;
well watered by living Rprinfff. A nicu healthy location and beautiful view
of the city; a niie p. ace (or itardcuing and and raisiug poultry; iu fact a perfect
home.
Thro, is a iroml homo and dirt cheAp; 210 acres 12 miles west of Rnstlmrg;
all under fencit, 70 acreu of plowed land, balance good pasture, well watered and
pkjnty ol uood timler; fair houne of six rooms, fuir barn and all necenmry out
boildinga; U acres in orchard; . '4 mile to school and postollice. Price $ 1000.
Hern in a nice litt'e home for sale six miles from Kosebiirg, one mile to
.wo imttnt.H-M 111.1l Htore: all fenced and croee fenced : liO-acre farm land, bal
ance piifimt well located ; line views, good house of 7 rooms, barn and all neces
sary out liiiildingH, Koi family orchard. This is an ideal home and cannot be
boat nr ihB uiCMey aKni, uuiy f-,ow.
No. 3. 1300 acres, a!i fenced, no other improvement. Well watered and
plenty oi uood limber ;3U0 acrt'B can l farmed, balance fine grass land; five miles
forte ci.y on H. l railroad. This in a tine piece of land, and well located. Price,
$7.00 '' acre.
n AirH f litud 12 milftB from Koaoburtr. 100 acres fenced. 50 acres In culti
vation, 400 pr.i e trees, and a mixed
, rotITi8; Ollt log UOUtm; log imriiH, mwTKsimiu biki uiiii mi uxn-.KttBWT v u'nijunii-
wateml rnd plenty of titnlier. This is A No. 1 stock ranch and itiri cheap. Price
I U pur at re. Also a uico littlo cottage and lot right in the heart of the city.
Trice ti60.
StiHai res of lend, 1-"J acres of thh land is rich bottom land, no bettor in the
plate ;brtlani' hill lund. jiiwd pitHture and plenty of timlwr. 10 miles from Hose
burg. .1ixm1 Imiuhc nl nix rooms, one liuiiw of three rooms, two pood barns and
allnecesfarvnut huildinvH ; hn drier on place; plenty ol fruit for family nte;B
mile to wht'wtl ; ft in ilea to It. K. vtntion, goinl road to the same ; good tUliery on
rliice. Thin ih one iimong the tM.ft farms in inuirl:is county in fact a perfect
farm. Of the utimu dufcrihed tract, 12 acrei is line land for alfalfa and clover.
A perfect home bb acres, three mites from RoHehurg on county road. Al
fmfwl ; 0 Hcren iu heuriiut orchard; five acres in young orchard; 5 acres in
grain ; 'Jft acres pasture, well watered, and plenty of timber for hontn use. (iood
tiroMory lioiiHe eoutainiug U roouiH, hard linisheil; bhv1 hum, ftOxil), with big
fthitl on one rtide ; all ncieRary outhutldinu. Heuutiful view of the city from
place also mil m r ' lioiue. IIiisib an Mvai liome. rnco f .i.tKW. Itouo cofl ,
).,fX0. tiood road a ,d a nice drive to the city. Una half down and balance iu
two v-ura lime.
No 8. l'O Here ; 40 acroB teiicd, acres in cultivation. Small house and 1
Km. f-ntull orchard, nlentv of bikkI mountaiu water and lot of uood timUr. A ;
fine mountain range for stock adjoining Tide is a nice little stock ranch. Twelve
mtUv Inmi i-itv, two niileH from w:hoil and four mile from otUotha. Price, $ld'M) 1
A iiieti liottiu containing 140 ai res, all fenctnl nnd crosa-fenced. Kortv acres
cn-p, 15 m fruit iind balance good pasture; well watered and plenty of good
tiniUtr. Mi!e aiid a hatf lo ecbool, (Hitotli(e. ntnro and H. K. Mtaton. Kair i
henpe of b x rooin?, barn an 1 all iiweH.siry outbuildings. One span of horses,
two sets of burner's, two wagons, two top bugtiies, three cows, two calves, t0
chickens. 1- turkert, ', hogff, ami all farming and household goods t hi numemn
U mention. Kiglit miles fr.mi Kostdmrg. Kverything goca'for $3700; 1-000 :
tkiwu, balance on easy term?- This is a perfect home and dirt cheap.
lr"0amv of land 12 miles from Rosoburg, all 'enped and crow-fence!, good
-'!mww o! eoven rtnun, barn and all necessary out-huililings, young orchard, jiint
wScKummg to Uiir, ot lf0 trees of all kinds of fruit; small grape vineyard and
plentvoi small fniil. 20 acres in cultivation ; about l,lHX),UH) feet of timlHr, oak
tnttir; tine mountain stream running through place large enough to run a
ww-inill six month in the year. Two miles to ptxt office and store. A fine
Itnck range joining place; fine, healthy location; plenty of good mountain water;
. jou! Halting and hnutiug. Price HXH).
1W) 9CTvm ot hind lving on top of Cainas mountain; houro and onrn; no other
1 tinpnwements; fair Mivk nmge and at least 2,000,000 feet of good timber, lying
vo amnly rwd aud U. U. survey. Price i,000.
ft ttt. tlWr-M fruit orchards in Pongia county, containing 60 acres of good
tWw bottom latuT, UfttKrchoice prune trees, ami ItHH) apples, parfl and peaches.
HitndT to fch.nd, postollice ami telephone, and well l.vnte-l. Only fHXW for tne
nire iiiconre-paying property. This offer only holds gtxd lor a short time.
Here is a ivirsain. O.ie of' the greatest of yonr life. Pon't fail to invct.
niiirVrcan'l ni Uat in Uongias county. tVW acres of land threo miles from
tu-lHinj. Fine living at ream running thmugh place, lotsof gooil timber, in fact
.woiili hi pav for the phe twice over if put on the market heie in Koseburg ;
.Bwi cotmiy'roid gol. level road to town. This is A No. 1 stock ranch.
A nice tiMlc home, containing IS,' acres, lying on theSonth Umno.ua river,
nro oiilos from Knaehnrg; g'd six room house, "mail burn and all necessary
ontlnildings. All A No. land : )iti to school ; 02 fruit trs. ail in Woring: 252
nmmc 1 IS apples. Si pears, 2 cherries. 37ft peaches, 4 quinces 3 plums and
ptonty of small fruit. Th s is a nice Income proerty and a perfect home.
Mere is a daiidv home of UH) acres, alt good farm land, 4tt miles from
Ron bare i mite M K. R station, 4' mile to school, lies on county ro:id, all
k.m iil fair hoiiBW. tN ln:iring fruit trees. Price ;i0 Hr acre.
Here is Another 2.0 acres 2. miles from Roseburg, all fenced, plenty of
timN-r and water, 100 acres can be cultivated, balance X No. 1 pasture. No
biildiiua n 'lve, ies on county road. Price 10 per acre.
1St ncres.'f land 3 ""h lTom (klmul. all fenced and all A Nc. 1 farm land
f rt aUml 2i acrvs. One goini ham : no other improvements.
No 10 100 acres, 0 uiites from citv. Fenced but no other Improvemen
fxri rlw 'land and well located. Two and a half miles from railroad station
twfnnrth mie from srhool, and one and one-fourth miles from postotfice. ell
ntrrl and plentv of tiinln r. Price 20 Hr acre.
A nice little home iving on the south of the Vmpqua river near Kellogp
ntainintf W acres; line tlching and hunting; mm iwhhI saw tin. r on place
AW 12 miles tr-.m Oakland, pri.e fl.lHXK Oue-thirddown, one-third in one.
.mrnmt one-third in two venrs ot live percent interest. Nowhere is a cbanct
loeft a gHllittle home cheap undone:)-terms, it beats t.kinc up home
,U'", my m acre n'l fenced, fair home, 0o lining 'ruit lne. I fcro in
Mrr.wrerriei; ;4 miles tr.n U.eLunv "4 mile to school. This i a nice p-ece of
Uvd i-d well located. All household luniilnre gof with plrt.'e. 1 rut? I,hK.
I. 1". RI0U, Ural Estate Agent, Koseburg
Bought, ami which lias fieen
lias liorno tito BlKimlr.ro of
and has been made under liis per
sonal supervision ninco its infancy.
Allow no one todeccivo yon In this).
ALWAYS
orchard for family nee; box house of 9
Mr. Armitage Replies.
Myrtle Creek, March 5, 1004.
Editor Review: I wish space In
your columns to answer a false fabrica
tion headed, "Has Changed Hands,"
and signed, "a reader," in your Issue
if March 24th.
At the time of this writing the case
uf the town of Myrtle Creek vs. A. T.
Thompson has not been dismissed, as
claimed by your correspondent. Nor
has Mr. Thompson been found "not
jruilty" as represented, neither is the
new city recorder having the town
books inspected, nor Is he a party to
tho Inspection, nor was it the wish or
care of the retiring council and re
corder whose hands the town and
recorder's books went into after the
election, showing the whole correspon
dence to be a mess of prevarications.
Now the only reuRun I would give
time to answer correspondence oi suon kidneys; help them to do their work;
ignorance and falsehood is to let your ; Deve,.'faji t0 cure any case of kidney
readers at a distance know who is the ' dsease.
author of the malignant writing, if he , Reaj the proof from a Roseburg oiti
is not ashamed to publish his name, so zen
that should he or they leave this law- j G. W. Genger, living in Edenbower
abiding town and go elsewhere tbey district, says: "I had dull pains across
could be recognised and their associa- j TZy" In Hta &",!&:ta
tion be shunned. Whoever "A Read- through the night I was restless nod'
er" mav be, he seems to gloat over the , could not sleep. I also bad a kidnev
contemptible imagination that the law
, . , . , , thn .i,n.iA 1
has been defeated through the election
of the new council ana tnat tne wnisxy ,
ring gambling bell IB now licensed to the pain in my back and relieved me
run rampant in our lovely little town, of the difficulty with the kidney secre
But they wl And a surprise If any of ; tJ$
ime ouuuoj wuianjr wiuug, gaiuuiiug
boisterous conduct comes under
Mayor Hunsaker's notice.
Of course, a man convicted of the
violation ol the law before the grand
jury la January and fined $100 and
costs, don't like to be found guilty by
the recorder's court in February of
repeating the same offense against the
law. He would naturally lose pres
tige with the better people of the town,
and for a man who is in so respectable?
a business as to produce the following
fruits: Houses of shame, poverty, skele
tons of men, women and children, loss
of business, loss of character, loss of
friends, self-respect, curse of the soul,
profanity and crime, and finally the
curse and kick of tho man who runs
the "den," ought to be very careful of
his standing and reputation amongst
the people whore he runs such a mag
nanimous traffic.
We do not blame a man to try and
free himself of such frequent findings
of the courts, but we do blame him for
deserving them, and will prosecute
him when he disrespects the law; and
if the new council, in whom this man
seems to confide, will bring pressure to
bear on tho new recorder to dismiss the
case In question, which they have no
legal or moral right to do, thank God
there Is a grand jury for law-abiding
citizens to appeal to and who will do
their whole duty by chastising men
who are so degraded as to persistently
slap the laws of the state of Oregon In
the face and then with their chums
laugh at their fool-like cunning.
The past recorder is not alarmed as
to who tho "convict" of Myrtle Creek
will be nor as to the inspection of bis
last year's records for the town. Nor
has he beon hurt by the report of lies
issued against him at Hell's corner,
uor the threats that have been made
against his body and life; but he Is
ashamed to have made associates so
many years with a drunken class of
men, and is now receiving the reward
of an ill spent lite for having been a
good customer of the grog-shop and a
liberal man at tho barroom.
Now if "A Header' or his friends
want any further ventilation of these
matters, just slate your grievances in
the public press like men, over your
own signature, or in the courts as citi
zens, but do quit lying, backbiting or
other cowardly bickerings, such as are
unbeconiinlng of gentlemen and not
tolerated by law.
R. M. ARMtTAUK,
Ex-Town Kecorder.
If troubled with weak digestion
belching or sour stomach, use Cham
berlain' Stomach and Liver Tablets
and you will get quick relief. For sale
Hamilton Drug Co.
! Double
BY KNRtH.LING
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Over one hundred and
E. M. CRAWFORD, Eugene, Oregon, Solicitor-Collector for the Southern
Oregon district. He will also visit Roseburg once every 30 days. 22f"vyite
him for particulars regarding any course.
Farther information and particulars can be wured of F. H. IIOLL,
Supeiintendent for Oregon, '210 McKay Building, Portland, Oregon.
Crying For Help.
Lots of It Id Boitburjr, Rut Daily Gtow-
The kidneys cry for help.
Not an organ iu the whole body so
delicately constructed;
Not one so important to health.
The kidneys are the filters of the
blood.
When they fail the blood becomes
foul and poisonous.
There can be no health where there
is poisoned blood.
Backache is one of the first indica
tions of kidney trouble.
It is the kidneys' cry for help. Heed
it,
Doan's Kidney Pills are what is
wauted;
Are just what the overworked kid
neys need.
They strengthen and invigorate the
weakness that was very annoying at
times. I saw Doan's Kidney Pills ad-
vet-Used and got a box at A. C. Mars-
ter3 & Cog, drugstore. One box cured
tbftn i nave lu years.
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo,
X. VM sole agent for the United States.
Remember the nume Doan's and take
no other.
How lo AVnnU Black Satin.
Take the white of nn egg. four ounces
of honey and u wlneglunsful of gin.
Blend these ingredients thoroughly and
then wush the sutiu with the mixture,
using a rather hard little brush. Next
rinse It well iu cold water, leave It to
drain and while still quite dump iron
on the wrong side.
How to Sterilise Drlnltlnir Water,
Here is tho latest recipe for sterilizing
drinking water nnd killing off the ty
phoid germ: Put four drops of tincture
of Iodine In half a gallon of water ami
permit it to stand nt least half an hour.
By the end of ttiat time it will be as
harmless as distilled water. Many per
sona have nut the facilities for wuklug
distilled water. Boiling It also entails
a certain amount of trouble. In gither
case the water Is Hut and unpleasant to
the tuste. The few drops of iodine lm
pnrt practically no taste to the amount
of water they sterilize, and at the same
time they answer every medicinal pur
pose. How to Clean Far.
To clean fur tako equal parts of salt
and flour, mix and heat In the oven,
taking care not to color the flour iu do
ing so. With a clean piece of flannel
rub this mixture into the fur, which
must afterward be shaken and brushed
till It is quite free of flour.
How to !lliike Mnrklim Ink.
Dissolve separately one ounce of ni
trate of silver with one ounce and a
half of gotal washing soda. .Mix the
toluttmis and collect and wash the pre
cipitate lu a filter. While still moist
rub it In up iu a marble or stone mor
tar with three drams of tartaric ncld.
Add two ounees of distilled water. Mix
six drams of white sugar and ten
drams of powdered gum arable, half
an ounce of orchil and enough water to
make up six ounces.
How to Make Tomato To nut.
Cook together two cupful of canned
tomntoea nnd two small onions chopped
fine for three-quarters of an hour; Ben
son with will and pepper, add two lev
el tablespoonfuls of butter and one-half
cupful of milk. Pour over alices of
toasted bread.
WHY DO YOU COUGH?
IH yon know that a little cough I a damrer
ou thing? Are you aware that it often fasten
on the lutigD, and far too often run Intot'on
tumvtlon and ends Is death Can you adord
to trill with w tenons a matterf Ackrh'b
K.H'iLifit Kr.MKDV for roughs. Colds and Con
utnption i beyond question the gnatet of
all modern remedies. It will stop a cough In
one night and will check a Colil In one day.
U w ill orevent Croup, relieve Asthma and cure
(uisnmntlon. Our (alth in It is so strong that
we guarantee every bottle to give satisfaction
r money nack. Hamilton hrug Co., Rose
burg: Oakland Drug Co . Oakland.
Your Salary
International
Schools
fifty different courses to select
want. Study at home.
now to Cure Gont, , "
Nowadays doctors forbid gouty pa
tients to eat any kind of sweet food,
hut recommend them to eat at least a
dozen walnuts a day. There Is no doubt
thut walnuts are most useful to gouty
subjects or in cases of chronic rheuma
tism. The swelling goes down and
pain decreases.
How to llnke Invalid' Tea.
Make ten l r an invalid with boiling
milk Instead of boiling water. It Is
much nicer nnd much more digestible
If tho milk really boils..
How to Ilvmove Wart.
"Wnrts may be removed," says a cel
ebrated physician, "by rubbing them
night and morning with n moistened
piece of muriate of ammonia. They
gotten nnd dwindle away, leaving no
such mark as follows their dispers!o:a
with lunar caustic "
How to Extract Lemon Jnfce
To extract tho juice from lemons eas
ily place them in a moderate oven for
five minutes before squeezing.
Hon- to Pre TrouMern.
In pressing trousers tho Iron should
never be pressed upon the cloth of the
trousers. Lay a thick, very dump
cloth over them after adjusting the
legs Into the proper crennes and press
hard through the upper cloth. "Scorch'
then Is Impossible.
How to Preserve Yonr Health,
Plenty of fresh nlr throughout the
house, fruit In abundance and heavy
toasts and rich desserts sparingly
these for the order of dally living from
Thanksgiving to Easter will proven
spring fever and breakdown. On
cause ascribed for the prevalence oi
pneumonia is the ovcrhcatlug of living
trad sleeping rooms.
How to Remove Onion Odor.'
To sweeten jars nnd bottles whleh
retain nn cdor of onions fill them with
garden mold and leave them out of
doors for ,wo or three days. When
well washed they will he tit for tilling
wlV Jem ' f" ' n'h' .
THIS KOSEUDRO MAKKKT.
The local market quotations today
are as rouows:
Wheat HO cents.
Oats 35C"H0cents.
Barley 60 cents.
Hay Loose, $8; baled, $12lo.
Potatoes i cent per pound.
Butter Dairy, 25c; creamery, 32ic
Eggs 15 cents per dozen.
Chickens Mixed,9c per pound;young
chickens, $2.50(a3.00 per dozen.
Veal (JC'tiJc, dressed.
Beef Cows, 2cj steers, 4 cents:
heifers, 2K)2ic.
Hogs Fat, 444c live: dressed, 6c.
Apples Her box, 60c(l.
Porland Market The quotations
in tne Portland market today are:
Wheat, 80((iS2c; oats, 81.10 per cen
tal; hay, clover, 811; timothy, did: wool,
valley, 17(Vi)18 cents; hops, 24Ta)28c;
bogs, gross, 4iCoc; Bheep, 'tft4o gross:
oeet. gross, rfi(a4ic; veal, ecvfHc; eggs,
i.-(q)iic;butter, creamery,Zi; dairy, loc;
cmcKens, mixeu, 1'ic 10.
pOW FOR SALE. One fresh milk
cow ior saie, Jersey onorinorn, &
No. 1 cow, on ranch H mile from town,
a. pktkk wast Li
T70R KENT. Two first-class rooms,
P with board if desired. Good, quiet
place. Charges reasonable. At corner
Liougias and r owier streets, us.
Mo 1. Lit: S toltz. d.
euorNsiOMAL.
D"
. L. PEARSON
DENTIST
All work guaranteed and done by the latest
naming ami most approver uietnous.
Otllce hours: 9tol: 1 to .: 7 to f: sundayi
1. 10 i, a an oy apioiDimeni.
ROSEBVRO - ORKCiOS
J O.TWItTUHU.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
RosBBUbo, ... Oregon
Special atuutlon slven t d'weaiei ot tha aj
Oulca new louglu Couuty Bank Build
r-LMRa v. UOOVEK,
PHYSICIAN AND SCRtiEON,
RUSBUUBO - - 0n
Special Atuotton glTen to Diaeataa of th
.iMCiaa inroav.
OiQc Mala dt.. on door aouta of Citv H
pEO. E. HOUCK, M. D.
Office, in the Review building, 0 pa tain
1 rooms 13 and 14.
Telephone, Main 1.
Rmnrno. Correspondence
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LODGE DIRECTORY
F. A A. M.t Laurel lAi&ge No. 18 Holdi
regular meetings ou 2nd aud 4th Wetluua
' days uf each month.
J. T. Bridokr, W. M.
N.T. Jkwktt, Secretary.
AO.U.W, Rosi'Tiiirg Lodgo No. IS Meet
Iho 2nd and 4th Mondays of each mouth
at 7:30r. in., in the I. O. O. F. Hall. All
mem burs iu good standing aro tnvltt-d to at-
IttUU JAN, 31. 1SIUIX1KH, Jl . W,
K. 11. Lknox, Recorder.
?. 0. ELKS, Rnaebiirir Lodge, No. 826 Holdt
regular communications at I. O. O. F.
Hall on 2nd aud 4th Thursdays of pa:b
month. All momberfl rcnut'Hled to attend
arlv. nnd & 11 vis tlnir brothem am emiH.
ally invited to attend.
F. II W.V1TR, K. K,
Roy Ml'Cl.wxbn, Secretary.
DEUREE OF HONOR. Mystic Lodge No. 13
Meets 2nd aud 4th Thursday eventugs o!
each moiuh in Nntivn Anm (foil vuiti..a
mem burs cordially invited to attend.
IO.RH. JOHKl'IUNB IVlSLEY, U. Of H.
E.H. Lknox. Rec.
OYAL ARCANUM, Roseburg Council No.
WH4 Meuta 2nd and 4th Moudaya of each
t month lu Natlvn Sntm Hll vaittna
brothers always wohiome.
. 11. HAMLIN, Regent.
A M, Sanders, Secre tarv.
W05IEN OF WOODCRAFT, Lilac Circle No.
4U Meets on -Mid and 4th Fridays of each
month at Odd Fellows Hall. Visiting
members lu (food standing are invited to atteu
VIINMR J ON EH. U. B .
Mrs. lielle Moriau Clerk.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. Oat Camp No
K5 Meets at the Odd Fellows Hall t
Roseburg, every 1st and 3rd Monday eve
ning. ViBltlug neighbors always welcome.
J. A. Buchanan, Clerk.
F OF A., Court Douglas No. 82 Foresters of
America, meets each Tuesday evening lu
ways welcome. T. V, PATncBto.N.C.R.
ti. M.LKNOX, KeC. SeC.
E.V. IloovEB.l'hyslcian.
J. C. Twitchell, "
J. 0. F., Hhlletarlan Lodgo No. 8 Meets In
Odd Fellows Temple, corner of Jackson aud
Cass streets, on Saturday evenlnir of eaeh
week. Members of the order In good standinp
are invited to atteud
GEO. w. Perbv. n. G,
N. T. Jewbtt, R.8.
0.0 F., Union Encampmont No. 9 Me
iu Odd Fellow Temple on the 1st and
Thursday oveninirs of each month. V
Ing brethren always welcome.
li. jf. .MOORE, u. P.
F. o. Micei.li, Scribe.
O. O. F., Rising Star Ixidge No. 171, 1. O. O. F.
meets iu Odd Fellows' Temple every Friday
evening. Visiting brethren always welcome.
A. Salzman, N. U.
A. N. Okcijtt. R. 8.
F. 0. MiCELLt, F. 8.
KOF P., Alpha Lodge No. 47 Meets every
Wednesday in I. O. O. Hall, at 7:30 p. m.
Mttmbeta iU BOOll HtAllillnif Hrtt Invito,! tn
attend. G. W. Kimiiai.l. C. C.
t.. r.. W IMIiKKLV, K. R. 8.
KO. T. M., Protection Tent No. 15-Holds
regular meetings on the tint and third
Friday of each month In Odd Fellow
Hall. Al) vlnltinir member in (rood tAmlinv
areluvlted to atteud.
G. W. Perrt, Com.
O. W. Rait, R. K.
O. T. M., Roseburg Hive No. II Holds its
regular reviews upon the 1st and 3rd Fri
day of ench month at 1! o'clock In Oriil Fl.
lows' ball. Sisters of other Hive visiting tn the
city ara cordially invited to attend our reviews
I AU.1K i . J1KARD, Com.
' Man. Jessie Rafp, R. K.
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E. S.. Roseburg Chapter No. 8 Holds their
regular meeting on isi ana srrt mura
davs In each month. Vinltltur momhnn in
good standiug are respectfully Invited to attend
J AUD KANT, V 31,
Mis Rkuina Raht, Becretary.
AN.O., Co. D., Separate Hattaltiou-Meets
y waijr luuntuny eveuing at uie Armory
Hall at 8 o'clock.
F. B. Hamlin, Captain.
REHKKAHS, Roseburg Rebekah Ixhlge, No.
41, I. O. O. F. Meets In Odd Fellows
Tetania everv Ttiestlav vntiln. Vlaftlnv
Inters aud brethren invited to attend.
.Mil. OKM.A .IKWRTT, N. O.
MihsAn.va It. (Jlarki, Secretary.
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