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Newspaper Page Texti. i . VrZZrrr.f ..A-'.n fcf., . , i ..rr ...... ii...-. ... f-'.r-,;;.... , ' Pi. ,-r ABclablcPrspBMlionliT.V.!-s'miilalinfiilicf'ixidamlUcfjula-Ung the S louuiclis ami SJmw Is ol Fromoles Dicslioii.Checrdtl nessantlResLConlains neiHier Oniuni.Morpliiiii! iiorJIiui'ral. NOT 'NARCOTIC. aofranildDr&iltUa.PlTCmil unJtut Sfetl' Mx-Stntut ' vtraw.ftvr ' WiiAfynvtt' Flavor. X perfect Remedy forConslipa fiort, Sour Slomach, Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsiuns.Fevorish ncss nml Loss of Sleep. facsimile Sifinnture or NEW YOIIK. SXACT COPY" OF WRAPPER To The Ladies. Tou'are invited to suggest a name kirihe Unseburg Baseball Club of tho ii3Mie League. Write whatever name imi Kiay propose, enclose it in a sealed envelope, bitariug your name, and Vmie ilat'tho KiA'lKW nlllro. Name vUl he n'ceivn tin to fi (t'clonk p. m. LAND FOB. BALE. Hen, is a flood linmi. at a reiiHnuublo Hiiurp. 1H0 notes 7'u miles oist ol XN')uil- WO nurn fiirin liinil, l.ill.u,, u ..ih1 nlture, all ltl.l'f.1 uud i-niH-fenrnl irml lu use ol M'Vin rooina eond burn, 7bx4U, rimI nil lu'cp.uty outbnildiii.'H kf,nl mnnrnii in orel.nril, mixed fruit; well watetcd by creik nml sp iiius, and ytlunly ol tiinber. S liool ,v mile. i-oslullicH and sloro 2 mile-. Nirely located on vimiiiy r, n.l; luuulillil view from pUee, good level raid ti city. 'Hup is an idea ''""'lliTB in a nood homo anil dirt dump; 210 aires 12 mih'B weft of Ros burn; a. n.ter frine. 70 neren ol plowed liui.l, Imliince jj.hhI .nHtiiro, well watered and j.Vnv ol tf oil tinilii'r; fi.lr Ihiiiph of nix rooms, fair burn nnd all nece-iury out l jtiiiui; ; l nur,:s in orchard ; ,'4 mile to school ami p.intollice. Trice $ HUH). Here if n nice lit t o .home for mile six miles from Kunei.itri:. one mile t( rv), po-tollic and store; all fenced nml cn.sn fenced; lil)-t,ru funii iiuid, bnl ..w ylv-t.ur,, well iociilcd ; lino viewH, Km.il iiiniHu of 7 roonin, burn nnd nil neces mjr mil oiiiltli.iH, it,o 1 I'uiiiilv orchard. This is an ideal liuiiu, and cannot be Set for the tin. '.ey asked, only fJ.ijOO. Here vu l,'nie-eek'.'rs read this! A snap. IS ncresl'4' miles from the fitv of I'.oHcinirK on the hunk of the Uinp.im river, timid In .use ot six rooms, 'Mrunmer knelieti with cellar, Biiiad barn nnd nil neeossary oiithiiildinH, Bood Uiuiily nr. biir.l, iter,' in striiwlM-rries, and :i ucn-s ol ti e finest riir,l.'n land in ttilt'iii ; i""d hi.mi,i nnd well and plenty oi timber. Ibis is an ideal home. .WK acres of liuid. 122 ncres of tlti. land is rich bottom land, no hotter In the f!e liitlniicc hill Inn, I. K'" d pasture nml plenty of llmlier. 10 miles from Kose ti',' ,.v.'l Ihuih,. ,,l I six rooms, one house of three looms, two pod bums nnd ullniVcwnrv mil l.tiiMiinis ; I,., drier on place; plenty ot fruit for family uso; j mW. w sele',,,1 ; ft miles to It. It. st.Hi xood ro ut to the s.ime ; cok1 fishery on . !.. This is one ninoinr llie'hest t'urins in IVnii-las e.iunty in fact a perfect ialm. Df the alsivc. descr.lvd tract, 122 uero, is line land lor alfalfa and clover. ,t perfect home ft", ncres, three miles from Hosel.urn on county ruii.l. Al ,,nc,-l ' 2,1 iicren in he.irintf orchard ; live ncres in yoinivt orchard ; 5 ncres in tain ; uc.es pasture, well wutercl, and plenty of timber (or home use. liood V,s'!ry ly.use cntnininit It rooms. Inird tinished : (iood bnru, ftllX-0, with hill dl.nl "k one side ; nil neiessnrv otitl.uil, linns, lleautifiil view of the city from ..twfiilso sl ders' hone'. This is an ided home. I'rire to.tkk). House cost i v..ol. r.md a,.d a nice drive to the city. Duo half down and balance it. Vio yearn time. rtn a till) ncres 40 ncres fenced, 3d acres In cultivation. Small house and lnm-snnill nrchnrd, (.lentv of Hood nionntnin water and lots of uoisl timber. u..,..nt,ii,i rinun for stock ndioitiiiik. Title is a nice little stock ranch. Tw uloV.C.Jiu ;Hy, two miles irotn sclasn nnu .our iiiuea ironi iH,s,,i,ct.. r,,c,. ?,.j.rt. i'iine h.w'ne contaiiiinn 1 10 acrepi, all fenced and cc.ss-fenced. Forty aeret -mm v.. nv fruit nnd Uilnin'e ,khI pasture; well watered nnd plenty of goo,! umber Mileai.dahnlf to ncliool, posl-olllce. store and K. It. station. Fan rxtturol b x ro.iius, barn n,t I nil necessary outl,nildi,iiB. One apan ol horses -m wlis ol linrness, two waons, two top l.uuities, three cows, two calves, tlr Thajxunn I" turks, 111 hoits, and all f Arming and liousehold rikkIb t w numerous tn nieoti.Hi. Kiitl.t miles (run Uoscbum. Kverytliiiw k.mjb for fi700; tilOOY Awn, balance on easy terms. This ia n perfect home and dirt cheap. - Wfl acres of land 12 miles from Koseburu, all onced nnd cross-fencwl, good ' Niw ol seven nsiins, barn and all mvessary out-tiuildini;a, young orchard, jus! IVaiiu ing to bear of lftt) trees of nil kinds of fruit ; small grpe vineyard and k,!iv i4 small fruit. 20 acri'a in cultivation ; about 1,000,000 feet of timber, oa) viltir- a line mountain stream running through place largo enough to run f mo -mill six months ill the venr. Two miX's to postolhco nnd atoro. A tin, rrim-e joining ;d:uv; rloe, b-nliliy location; plenty of good mountain wnter tpd tishin.' nnd hunting. Trice tlOOO. mO acrea ol bind Iring on top of Cninns moiirtnin ; house nnd nam ; no nthet improvements ; fnir st.H-k rnuge nnd at least 2,0tHt.0d0 feet ol good limber, lyino it, ivnnlv tw.l and K. U. Biir.ey. Trice i,lHHJ. ln ol the la'st fruit orchards in Douglas county, containing 50 acre, of gone" -i i..... i :i-io ..,,,ic. ornne trees, and 1000 apples, pears nnd peachen. Hlv in s,.,,H,l. post,, dice and telephone, kt iiico:i,e-,nyu,g propertv. This offer only holds go.hl lor a Bhort tune. Here in a nnrgain. D m of the greatest of your life. Don't fall to Invest ThieoJTcrcnii't Ih' In-nt in D nulas county. tlftO ncres of Inud tliree miles Iron Rxiehnrg Kiti living streil'i, running through place, lotsof good timber, in lac' nongl. to piv (or the place twice over il put on the market heie ill Rosohurg miw ,mntv'ro.d g.sid level nnd to town. This 1b A No. 1 stock much. Mere is n dnndv home ot 100 ncres, nil good (nrm hind, 4's miles from fcwbiiiv, J i mile ! li. U station, ' i m le to school, lies on county road, all fcvnt. (air house, 1W0 bearing fruit irees. Trice tf;IO per acre. Here is another 2.'0 acres 2' , miles from liiuehnrg, nil fenced, plenty ol limrier and water, loo acres can l cultivated, balance A No. 1 pasture. So fenuuiiuts n place, lies on county road. Trice tjlo per acre. No 10. 100 seres, 0 miles from citv. Fenced but no other iniprovemen r'as land nnd well located Two nnd a half miles from railroad stntiot ri-lrr.rth no'e Irom school, and one nnd one-fourth miles from postotlice. Well wsh.mMnd plentv ol tiinlar. Trice 'AI per acre. A nice little home iving on the south of the I lupous river near Kellogi wctainiogisi ncres; line llsliing nnd hunting; sou,., good sew timber on plac. .1.t I" nules Irom Oakland, price tJl.OOO. One-lhirddown, one-third in one ,Tml one-tl.ird in two ve.irs at live per cent interest. Nowhere is a chane a g-Hi.1 little home cheap nnd on easy terms. It benta I. king up a home ai, "O ,.r., n'l fenced, fair house, 00 l-aring 'ruit tree., 1 sere In .,.,. t ,,!... fr.n Uosehurg. 'j W nd well Im-alcd. All li.uiM'liol .1 luruiture g.n's with place. Trice jflRihi. I. V. 1UCE, Ileal EsUte Aent, Rosobur For Infanta and Children. fhe Kind You Have Bears the Signature of Thirty Years 1 r st tin eoMMNY, new YORK CITY. on April Zi. A committee consisting of.Jas. Ilansbrough, W. H. Fisher and W. T. Wright will then look over the names submitted and select the one they consider to be the most suitable. The lady who proposes the name se lected will receive u season's free pass to the baseball games. The name selected will be announced April 2oth. Send in yonr choice. rt-sw-tf. A rwelvi and well located. Duly V'0"0 lor tne lllile to sello,l. This is B nice OlecO Ol fv jjv In fk X Use j For Over MODERN ENOCH ARDEN. A Returned Klondiker is Arrested as A Burglar. Skattle, April 21. Thomas Thorn ton returned from Alaska after an absence of three years to find himself an Knoch Arden. His wife, thinking him dead because of his long absence, procured a divorce, married Joseph Allenby and caused the arrest of her former husband as a burglar when he entered his old homo. On Thornton's arrival from the north about April 1, with a pile of gold which he had collected in his stay on Alaskan creeks, separated far from the larger settlements, he boarded a car and hurried to his old Beacon Hill resi dence, where he expected to meet a glad reception and overjoy as be was received into the bosom of hia family. His wife, however, received him. without enthusiasm and sprang the news of her marriage without any dis play of sentiment or remembrance of the love of the past. Imitn h trio! tori fhft nln.cn with eost- . L11.. -.1 ut u u0 iw. Bi.u. a r. r.hr. uau uuu ousu ""v '" ' 1 time he was met by Allenby and ordered out of the house, and soon afterward he was arrested as a burglar for an alleged entry into the home he had left. The complaint is signed by Mrs. Allenby. Nothing Equal to Uhiuubfirlsln'i Colic, GhoIru Mild Dlrih4irt Kcnif dy for ttoWfl UotitplHltit lu Children, "We have used Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy in our family for years," says Mrs. J. B. Cooke, of Nederlands, Texas. "We have used other medicines for the same Hiiuiil Chamberlain s. if vou it as directed it will always cure.1 sale by Hamilton Drug Co. For Onions From Australia. Poim.AN'D, April 21. Shipping on ions to Portland from Sidney, N. S. W., is like shlppim; coal to Newcastle. A shipment of 3i boxes of onions arrived in port yesterday from bnlney Dy way r Lni.'..,.u,. n....rs hromrlit , ... " ,. .j to California by a Pacillo liner, and from there to Portland on the steamer Oregon. In appearance and strength theare very li'milar to other onions, and those who saw them regarded It as a rather singular event that local con- sumers have to send to the antipodes in oriter to get tnis Kinci oi -irui, particularly when they are produced in such abundance in every part of the Wlllnmotte river valley. Those who ought to know sny that it is ,.h llrst time to their knowledge that ar, nnlnnshlnment overenma to Port- land from Australia. ftooneapieareu to know what the price of the Sidney product is and it was thought by some that this might have something to do with the matter. Sarlou Stuiiiriuh lronbl- Curfd. I was troubled with a distress in my stomach, sour stomach and vomiting spells, and cau truthfully sny thut Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver L'tibleis cured me. Mrs. 1. V. Will iams, Luingsburg, Mich. These tablets aro gimniuteed to cure every case of stomach trouble of this character. For sale by Hamilton Drug Co. Harness, Harness! P T.nr A Him liiivs roniipnpil their , 1 !., i,.j.,v......r .1,, l ji.n now I oeiued in the harness shopon the corner or V ashuig um and liose streets, whore they wnl continue until tne present stocK is sold. Note these prices. Heavy Concord team harness with breeching Hack harness, with breeching... IXmble buggy harness Heavy farm harness Single buggy harness Hiding bridles 24.50 Ki.iX) 17.50 i.25 1.00 .45 .20 .10 1.25 2.25 2.50 Sud die blankets Kive-riug halters Web hiilters Surcingles Huggy collars Tenia bridles Team Hues Quirt Htickamores Whip stocks Whip lashes Hlackanake whips Kawhtde buggy whips Six-foot buggy whips .15 Horse l rushes Curry combs Bridie bits . Saddle stirrups. , Littigoes Cinches Whip sockets. . . HnrHe blankets F. Loxo A Son. At the old Woodward harnts sthop, Uoseburg, Oregon. d-sw-jl. Twenty Vr Tnul, Tnero are lots of good things the div- tors know nothing aUmt. We fro -luently cure peoile of disease after the loctors have given them up. If the 1 disease comes from overwork, di?sipa ' lion or expisun causing weak and watery blood and loss of flesh and ttrongth, wo have the one sure remedy in Or. ilium's Hlood aud Nerve Tonic. rhco tablets taken with meals turn he ftxnl into rich rod blood, making strong, steady nerves, and increasing tho sttvugth, building .ip solid llesh at tie rate of 1 to 3 lbs par week. This neans liealth. For nervous prosrra i ;ion. loss of memory, or a pale, sallow complexion, a better tvnuuly was never ROOTED IN THE BLOOB. After the aire of 45 or to, when the vital powers are naturally weaker, It Is noticed that a hurt of any kind heals slowly and often a very insignia cant scratch or bruise . u iml)le oamB 0n my jaw, Vut envo me no becomes a bad ulcer or pain"r i.l'oon'vomsuo,,, and I ' J'!", fttf . ; sore. At this time of aVli.te' life warty growths, heBl. This continue,! for ,tlmo t-hOanOOT moles and pimples that jJJfX'fvSn IPhoafd "( " fenced have been on the body ('"give it I fulr trial, nnS it U - tl'e lor! almost from birth begin 'S'l wedt- to inflame and fester, E?eYemUily. and before very long .""g" SiS I'SfT arelSv:faUsoere-or nicer is slow in henlin, then you nay be sornetl ugis radically wronff with your blood Some old tant or 1 o,m K has been slumbering there for years, is banning to assert ts elf and breaks out and becomes a bad ulcer and perhaps the beginning of Cancer? These old sores are rooted in the blood, and while washes soaps Saves, etc., keep it and ulcers of every kind quickly yield to its wonderful curative prop erties If you 1 ave an old sore or ulcer, write us all about .t. and med -c advice or any information you may desire will be given by our phyai cians without charge. THE SWIFT SPECK?"? ATWrA. , i v.t K : thin remedy oalv the fact that we. make ' ' , '. i .1 tUia cures; as v nave ueou uuiug uliio mi ttvantv VADI'l U'fi IrflOW OUf metllOCl 10 be the right one. Druggists sell Dr. I Gunn's Blood and nerve Tonic lor toe per box, or 3 boxes for $2, or sent by mail on receipt of price. Write us for a pamphlet telling all about this great medicine. Address Dr. Bosanko Co. Philadelphia, Pa. For sale by A. C. Marstera, druggist. Mr. N.LaRaut, of Garden Valley, was t "ansucting business in town today. . Sure Cure lor Flli- Itching Piles produce moisture and cause itching, tnis rorm, as wen u ' . .. i i . ... i: utin . Rn7n "p 6 Remedv bv mall. Treatise free. Write me about, your case. Dr. Bosanko. Phila delphia, Pa. For sale by A. C. Mars ters, Druggist. MISCELLANEOUS. OUSEFOR RENT. Good House gjjj streels n corner of Douglas vV Mrs. S. R. Lane. d-a2 -- TTOR SALK. A tract of loS acres in I Edenbower, lying along tbe river, opposlle the Soldiers' Home. Call on j;, ji. Moore, Roseburg, Or. d-ni7. . ,, " " . . ", . WS. deP9 ttti Marstera Bros, marble shop, Roseburg, Oregon. d n;4. nrn ,l n. i ,,, ,,i ,,n,i ,.0ii,,i,b tire insurance companies, is now prepared to do a general lire Insurance business. Insure with him. Office opposite P. O T70R SALK. Good house of live P rooms. In Roseburg, with three- fourths of an acre of land in fruit trees i unci ifiinmn. nui l'bns j . tuio Re- vi ot. inoulr(, Ht.viewomce. d-sw D. T. WKST. l''ire insurance. Notary Public. City Property rented. County antl l uy warrants bought and collections made. Otllce on Jackson street No. 407, Hoover building opposite I'ost t'ttlee n-sw-ir. D it. it. l. srrni.EY OSTKOPATIHC PHYSICIAN Pnecltilli't of Chronic dHeae. f'oiisullatlon free, t ithce over the posU.Uiee. Phone HiU'rh: 9 to 12 a. in. and 'J to ' p. m. Recidenceat 11. 1. Graves place. 'I'hone 11 D 11. C. L. PEARSON DKNTIST All work gurnnted and done by thc latest painiL'ds aim iiid rV(prtjveti inciiums. 1 to 1, and by appointment. HOSBIU'RG - - - ' - OltKOON J U.1WITUUKL., THYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Roseburg, - Obbgos .tpectal attention glren tt diseases ot the ey ntBce new louglas County Rank Bulir tug. E1 l.MSR V. UOOVttK, PHY8HUAN AND SURtiEON, RuHBBURO - - Obi Special Aitontlou ritbij to Diseases ot tb Nose and Throat. jtQoo Main St.. on door south of CUT Rs EO. E. UOUCK, M. i. ithre, in the RfTicw bailding, npstnir rooms H and 14. Teli phoue, Maln3l. RoHRBtlRfl, 00000000000000000000000000 u O g ..Resort Restaurant., g 3 In connection mith the Resort q O Saloon. 0 o O Best Short Order Meal In City o ORDERS DELIVERED g Private boxes. Open from o 10 n. 111 to 2 a. 111. O Telephone 981 o oooooooooooooooooooooooooo GROCERIES fOR THE RIGHT KIND tte ATlTHE RRiHT PRICES MRS. HENRY EAST0N 'Phone 4 It. Patronize Kk.vikw advertisers. 23 IUCUIUUIC IU IJUK'J tut" uv. . . . and a tonic to build upthe general system is what is needed, and S. S. S. is just such a remedy. . No poison is so powerful and no germ so deadly tht this o-reat vegetable blood remedy cannot reach 1 UK KIXKBUUU SIAR8BT The local market quotations today n VQ no ffl f)W: " :- VVUBttl WUW. Oats 35(40ceD.tB. Barley SO cents. Hay Loose, $8; baled, $12(15. Potatoes I cent per pound. Butter Dairy, 2-jc; creamery, 32ic Eggs 15 cents per dozen. Chickens Mixed, c per pound. Veal OCrilHc, dressed. Beef C&ws. 2i'tf.'Jc; steers, 4 cents: heifers, Pouland Market The quotations i in the Portland market today are Wheat,. Si) cents: oats. 81.12 per cen tal; hay, clover, Ml-, timothy, SKi; wool, vallev, 17 cents; hops, 24(025 cents; L ' ,,..v-.... Un W.SAr. rr..r,ds bef, gross, 34((i4Jo; veal, 7c; eggs, 15fo)18e; butter, ureamery ,23: dairy, b'x:; obickers, mixed, 12c(13c lb. X iiiw ri-rn i i nv niAAh T HAT. fEEO ii DOT. WOOD FOR SALE AT I GEO. COLLINS' FEED SHED Near the Deer Creek Bridge Foot of Jackson Steebt Telephone 1051 Abstract of title to deeded land. Papon pre pared for filing 011 goverurab-' land. Blue prints of township maps showing all ya caut land 1. FRANK E. ALLEY ARCHITECT and ABSTRACTER flane aud estimates for nil kiude ol r.nildinKB. Rpecial desisus for ofllae 3xtti res i.fflri In DougUi Ooanty Bunk Rntlcllns rhU 871. UOMKHIIKO. OKK E A L S A T OSIER'S jl Aro superior to any In the city, p ir! K All white help. Private boxes. Open day and niaht. Furnished rooms in connection. BASTfiRK AND COAftT OYSTMa NKAR THE DKPOT BUY YOUR Grass and Garden Seeds -AT- BARKER'S Phone 201 For a Good Sh.irt Order Meal or regula dinner go to Next dror to Gtent Centml CigflT Store OPftN SROH t A. M. TO 10 P. to. LODGE DIRECTORY1 P. & A, M., Laurel Lodge No. 18 Holdi regular meetings on '2nd and 1th Weduea daysofuuca month. J. T. Bridges W. M. ' N.T. Jbwett, Secretary. O. V. XV. Ropfburg Lodge No. 10 Meets the -2nd and 4th Mondavi) ol each mouth tit 7: LiU i). in In thu I A n P nuit ineinbera lu good standing ure 'invited to at toud Jah. M. IIuiijcf..s, M. W. , K. Ii. Lbnux, Itecorder. BP. O. KLKK, KoBebnrg Lodge. No. 3-i Holdt rogular coniinuiiiciitions at I, O. O F Hall on , and and nh ThurHdayH of eaob month. All members reque., ed to attend rigu arly. (.nd all visiting brothers are cordi ally invited to attend. F. B Waits, E. R. Roy McUl.u.lkn, Secretary. DbbREK OF HONOR. Mystic Lodge No. 18 Meets and and 4th Thuri-day ovenhiRS ol each month lu Native Sons Hall. VUltlua memburs cordially invited to attend. MIW. JONKI'HINR Kislrv, 0. of H. K iOYAL ARCANUM, Rosebursr Council No. JOtl Meets 2nd and -1th Moi.fJaya of each mouth iu Native Bous' Hall. Vtsitlna brotherB alwavfl welcome. , u. Hamlin, llegent. A M.Sandehb, SecrBtarv. WOMEN OP WOODCRAFT, Lilao Circle No. 49 Meets on and and 4th Thursdava of each mouth at Odd Fellowe Hall. Visiting members lu good standing are invited to atteu si lis. 31INXIE jonkh, u. n . Mrs. Helle Morlan Clerk. WOODMKN OF THE WORLD. Oak Camp No 125-Meets at tho Odd FellowB Hall i Rosebu rg. every 1st and 3rd Monday eve ning. Visiting neighbors alwayB welcome. ' D. K FI8HEK, C. C. J. A. Buchanan, Clerk. FOF A.. Court Douglaq No. 3a ForesterB ol America, meets each Tuesday evening in Native dona' Hall. Visiting brothers al' ways welcome. T. F. Pattkbpon.C.R. E. H.Lknox, Rec. See. E.V. HoovKR.I'hyBician. J. C Twitch ell, " I O. O. F.. Proletarian Lwlge No. 8 Meets la Odd Fellows Temple, corner of Jackson and Lass streets, on Saturday evening of each week. Members of the order in good staudtup are iuvlted to attend Geo. W. Perky, N. Q. N. T. Jbwett, R. 8. 10.0 F,, Union Kncamment No, 9 M In Odd Follows Temple on the 1st aud Thursday evenings of each month. V . lug brethren always welcome. L. B. Moork, C P. ; F. 0. MtcEu.i, Scribe. 0. O. F.. Rising Rtar Lodge No. 17-1, 1. O. O. F. meetB In Odd Fellows' Temple every Friday evening. Vlsitlug brethren always welcome. A. Salzman, N. U. a. n. ukci'tt, r. a. F. G. Micelli, F. S. KOK P., Alpha Lodge No. 47 Meets every Wednesday In I. O. O, Hall, at 7:30n. m. MembeiB la good Ptandlns are Invited to tteud. i. W. Kimhai.l. C. c. E. E. WlMUEBLY, K, R. 8. KO. T. M., Protection Tent No. 15-Hold rofrular meetings on the (Irst and third Fridays of each month iu Odd Fellowa Hall. All visiting members lu good staudlUK are invited to atteud. tin! Ifi atr.w.rl O. W. Pkriiy, Com. Q. W. Ravh, R. K. LO. T. M., Roseburg Hive No. 11 Holds lu regular rwviews upon the 1st and 3rd Fri day of eHch month at 2 o'clock in Odd Fol lows hall. StstrH of other Hives vlnltlng in tho city ara cordially invited to attend our reviews i A 1.1,1 k .-s. 11 hard, com. Mrs. Jkshik Kai i, R, k. o1 E. H. .Roseburg Chapter No. S-Holds their regular meeting on 1st and 8nl Thuts davs in csrh month Vfuitirm m. ,n in good stauditigare respectfully invited to attend .1J1HM jiau: kast, w Jl. Miss Rroina Rast, Secretary. 0N.O., Co. 1).. Separate Haiti every Thursday uveuitig at tal Hon Meet! the Armory K. B, Hamlin, Captain, REHEKAH.S, Roseburg tiebekah Ixidge, No, 41, I. ). O. K.-Mvet iu Odd Kellowi TemiiiO lVtrv Tiloadnv nunnlt.r. VI.IH.,. sisters aud brethren invited to atteud. .ill;.'. UKI.I.A .1 KWETT, W.ti. 31 ims Anna H. C'lakkk, aecretary. OJEGON StlOPjLliNE and union Pacific Three Trains Daily to the East Thronah Pnllmnn mTirir,i nA t.. sleplnK cr dsily to Omaha. Chicago, spok at e: tomit slpflrting cars dally 10 Kant-as mruuKu t-u imao tonrist sleeping nan ipersonally conducted) weekly to Chicago, Kansns city; rcrliomg chair cars, scats lure, 1(1 tho Rill Tlal'w ' 70 1 r o u h POHTLAMI JO HIOHQO No Cfasrjfre t f Can. 70 TIMK BCHKDtlLKl From Portland. or Chico Ponland Special 9:16 n m via H ant ing ton. Salt Lake. Denver, Ft Worth, Omaha. Kan sas city, -. Louis, Chieaxo and Kast. 5:25 p. m. Kr.rM ,8mlt Lt Oearer, Ft. Chlcago and East. Walla Walla, Lei(on, Spokane, Wwllarp, rullmau. Minneapolis St. fan1, D'lluth, Mil waukee, Chicago and East. OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE Fortfan Francisco "very Ave days at 8 00 o. m For Astoris, way p1nts anl North Heach Dslly. exot-pt S.inday, at 8 t0 p. ra.; .-amrday at 10:CJ p m Uatiy srvlf, water permtltluf, on Willamette and Yamhill rivers. For full Information cll op or addreta nearest O. R. A N. ticket Office, or address. A. JU CRAIG General Passenger Agent PORTLAND OREGON 60 YEARS- EXPERIENCE Tnanc Marks . 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