Evening Roseburg review., June 14, 1904, Image 4

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u;igo or New Orleans to St. I
' . Otio II ml j'ivi.-; yua tlio
it- money, niiii Uiij f;n'.i thut !
s ' 'i-iN'Tii a t nifii.-s mtsur ;
w. vi;t tlitiso points to tint
':. a, ml in this runmtrt ion to
'-urj.'i, ma Wis 1 1- in vour ad
Oiy yon ioiitemphitf u trip 1
t'it-t. to wiiui us before
. ,il arranomeats.
lit r tiie ctiotcy of at least a
i tint routes. 1
mhcll, Coninierdfll Airfint,
nird Street. Portland, Ore.
J. C. Limisky. T. F. & I A., 142
Tiiirtl .Sti-i!t;'., lJur; liinJ, On:".'.
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1, (Juliiiiui ilM-,'.. Scuttlii, U'u.tli.
Reduced Rates Acct. Manti Oras
and Carnival at Portland.
On June 27tb, and July 7th, the
Southern Puritic Cotn puny wi; sell
round trip tickets to Portland at great
ly reduced rates, account Maidi tints
and Carnival to beheld in dial City,
June 2th to July !)rh, inclusive, jl fi
LAND FOj
Hero is Uip preatpfft Htmp on tlie liat. f) Uit of land; yood ho-no of (iv
rooms, rosl. 191)0, .small barn and all uuci'Siry outlmiMinz ; 1 itcni in orchard
and 1 acre in wtrawborrins. Lies on county rid, !. mile to railroad fitntton,
mile U school, 5 ini'tiH iron. UoHfbnrj;. This is or.-j of the nicest little honiea in
the county and dirt cheap, only 10.
Here it a good home at a rtaaonr.Me ure. ISO ncres 7V.' milo eist of
Roeeburt;. 90 acrcH farm land, iialancc fr'ifid paature, all fenced and rro:'fi-fnm:ed,
Good huuxe of M:ven rouiua o.on.1 barn, "75x40, and all neceary outbuildings
nhon two acres in orchard, mixed fruit; v.el! wuton1' by creek and spMnjfs, and
plunty of timber. Kihool inilu, puritoMlro and store 1? milon. Nicely located on
county road; ocautinii vie ir'nn piaiie. fronu itivci nm-i uu-uy. mio m tm ia
homo. , ,
Hero la a good home and d-tt cheap ; 210 acres 1l' miles west of Rom-burf;.
tll under fence, 70 acreH of plowed hunt, b.ilanco tfoinl pnftum, well w-.tiired and
pkiiity f liood timber; fulr Iimihc of six ronma, fair -bum and ail neceHfiiry out-1
buildiniH ; fi acres in orchard ; milt t h:11 and pnt -dice, l'rieo $HJ0O. i
More if a ni( e litt o home fT Bale six mile from Uoseburir, one milo tc ,
school, pot-toil; c and ft"ie ; all fenced ;n.-l crot-s jenccd ; liiJ-ticn- farm htud, hal- j
wtice pa-!,uro wt;l! 1 ;i at d ; !ipe vt't.-v, a, good hoii"e of 7 room", barn and all neces
rv out titiildin,, goott family f i -dard, J'his i'j an ideal home and cannot be
beat for the. nvwy ueke-d, only $::,r,X).
Here vo lioii:.!-ficcker3 rca ! thin! A fimp. IS acres T4' tnilea from tho
pit.v rf i,nr ' o:i tin: ba,il;" oi the V irit'Oiia river. iood house of six roouts,
also Mitn'tM'r km-bon wi'b .cll.ir, Gina ! b.irn and ali ncce-srv outbuildings, yood
lawhcritc:1, i;;id a-n:-- Lit the rine.-t t'ardcu laud in
I. .:iid plftity of timber. This i.- an ideal home. '
icrei' of t!:: li'.m is rich bottom laud, tin better in the
1 pa ilure a:i'l h nty et tinila-r. 10 miles from Uose-Hii-!,
i.ne houai -( three, looms, two good barns mh
di icr oi, olae'.f ; rlcntv oi fruit for family une; !.j
nr, g" i.! i -j.nl tottiesjtue; good fishery on
uyta.-j r -uidyin tact a perlect
!iui- land for alfalfa and clover.
Kosobc.rg on county road. Al
ard.
family or
Oregon ; good dj.t iuir and
;-:tQH of lat.d, I:.",
ntale ;bal!'.n.:e hilt lam! g.
burr, '-bio I itrf:i;.e. of nr.: r
nil iM'ownrv out I i-ii -li ik : hop dncr
mile to I'clio il ; ! .iidcs to U. ;. etati'
plae". Thi" i; v.e ninoni' tin bi':,t fan:;:
hum. Ol tlie a1 ,i dcMTr-ed trurt, :
A perfect I'.iene Ub acres, thrc-1
ionccd :
ilot.t
. 'leatim: '-rcba'd : five, n-.'.vv
:.iire, well w.ib'iv.l, u::lI p!e.".'.'
ntuiniit'-' ! ruom?, l'.;;r.l liui.dn
:ifl n-'C'-firy out build in;.. 1
' liotue. Tim is t;:i i i- il '
in young orchard; ft acres in
. tiioht-r for home lue. Coud
d;t'.tjrl larn, fiOxtft), with hvj.
U-ir li'ui vie of the city from
nic. 1 'f icq ."i,0lHi. 1 bme cost
Oi3 b Uf down and balance in
muii-.
.: in ruUi .alinn. Small hot: so and
n v. ..tc.i- and tots of good timb.ir. A
: i.-; , u:v. iiltle Htock ranch. Twelve
,i , Muh! onmotlice. ('ri'-c, S1"''!
:.'. U; crocf-feucetl. Forty acrte
: r.":l: waterctl and plenty of gocl
t;.e t.' na and li. K. station. Fair
t. t n tl, j: nirs- One span of horses,
h"trL''::i:, three cows, two calves. 00
;.ad al! f.'.rmiin' :.u.i Ivim-ch jld goods t o numerous
i:n.ic!uiri:. I voi-vtnmsj uoes tor jp.ijiiu; f'ow
gram ; :ii
two Ht-ivy l.
plied n,l niu
Illat i: l:i"
i'?r,'.i0n. ' "ood ru; d ,d a nit .l'it; tc !' c:t
two V'-.trv time.
No .i. lW)acre:. ; in ivn- Uv.ty.l, V,?. v-o.
barn, f,;iiail orchard, u t y o.' i-oed m,e.it',,.;i'.
tine in. .nt-.in r'.uige f r rd-u U :ni
xuilcf fr-.m i':t, tw.t iilI.v'. in
A ti.e,' I -uue i:-ml 'iJug 1-10 acT.i, all fes
rop, If) in nuit and baliu-e ; ool pant a. 'o
.imlwr. Miie and a Icilf to ficbo.,!, post- .!!
house of a x rooms, bain ;.d I aii net'evary
two si ts ("t harness, two wanonii, t .vo to
'.hicre-iH I'! turket-, i:t l.-.-to
tnention. IviLilit mi!i h
doA'n, hahuicu on easy terms. Thii is a perfect home, and dirt cheap.
It 0 acres of land 12 ii.ilcis fnnu (bise'o irg, n't fenced am! cross-fem'ed, good
buitsi-of seven loom, burn ami all necei'sary oiU-luu-dings, young orchard, just
begMuiing to bear, of loO tret- of all lands oi fruit ; Rmiill lifitjie vineyard and
tdwitv l Biinill fruit. ;i0 neves' in cultivation ; cbor.t 1 ,t'00,GOU feet of timber, oak
mid tlr ; u line mountain stream miming through place large enough to run n
saw-mil' six mouths m the year. Two mile.i to pit'h dice and hloro. A line
itock rr .n;" joining phice ; li no, .-:dtiiy location ; plenty of good mountain water
-nod tlsibing air) hnn'im:. l'lieL1 KHU).
100 aerer of laud lying on top Cairai n nr Um- :n ; Iciuse and nam ; no other
'inprovements ; fair Mock ranuu ami at least J.OtX'.OOO feet of good timber, lyiig
in county road ami U. K. aiirvey. t'rir-J t;,0lV.
One tf tlit bet fruit nrchutdtf in Dotigiafl t'tvuit ", con tai nine SO acre? of good
river bottom land, Il'iOO choice prune tree.-, and lOt'K) npplea, pearB and peaches.
Handy to wdiool, posttittice ami tolephotm, and well located. Only $;)000 for toe
nice income-paying property. This offer only lipids good for a short time.
Here ia a oargain. 0:i of the greatest of your life. Don't fail to invest.
Tina offer can't b beat in Douglas county. 0D0 acres of land three miles from
Uusehurg. Kiln living stream running through place, lotnof good timber, in fad
enough to pay for the plaeu t wice over if put on the market bete in Koseburg;
efl on couutv nd good level mail to town. This is A No. 1 stock ranch.
Here is a dandv home of 100 acre), all good farm land, l'v miles from
Itoselmrg, '4 mile to U. K station, '4' mile to school, lien on county road, all
fenced, fair hoime, 000 bearing fruit trees, l'riee per acre.
Hero is another 'J."0 acres 2 niilea from Koaoburg, a'l fenced, nlnnty of
timber ami water, 100 acres can be cultivated, balance A No. 1 pasture. No
buildings n place, lies on county road, l'riee $10 per acre.
Also "0 acres a'l fenced, fair bouse, WtO InMring frnit tree, 1 pcro in
atrawberrit'S ; H miles from Koseburg, '4 mi lo to school. This is p nice rtieco of
land and well located All ho'uehol I furniture goes with place. Trice $lf00.
No. 10. 100 arris. 9 miles from city. Kened but no oilier improvenipn
First class land and well located Two and a half miles from railroad station
one-fourth mile from school, ami one and one-fourth milcc from po&tatlice. Wei
watered ami plenty of timber. Price O ywr acre.
A nice little home iyimi on the siaith of the Umpiiua river near Kellogg
containing Oil acres ; line lldiing and hunting ; sonm good paw timber on place
About P' miles Irnm thikland, price fl,(HK). One-thirddown, one-third in one.
vmir and one-third in two years at five per cent interest. Now here is a chance
to net a good little homo cheap ami on easy terms. It beats t. king up a home
lead. I. F.' RICE, Real Estate Affent, Roseburg
"Browns" Win at Medford.
toic:t:ial tt l'lvi-iiiiut Jcvicw.
iw'i-;ui'iici, ui ., JiiLHi 1 1.-- to an ex
hibition ,ramo or li ;.-icliall hero tliis
afici-ri t:ie I'.ot.and 'ISrowns" de
f-'ittwd a eked learn of Kouo Valley
l.u'uo plajer.s by a ecoro of ,j to
A Good Thing to Remtmber
That Kelly Banl.-ji are still in the
livery and foitd biHinesy in Uoseburj.'.
We have disposed of our interests in
the st,a;e lino, but will continue io
furnish tho pub io with first, class
rigs and horses. Transient stock given
careful attention and horses boarded at
n-usunablu rates. Courteous treat
ment to all is our business motto.
Kklly it Hanks.
At the Carlon barn, corner of Oak
and Koso street. d-j 1-14.
BrocKway News.
Miss Kitty Brosi spent a few days
last week at Happy Valley visiting her
sister, Mrs. Ollie Heater.
Alvin Thompson left Friday last for
Klamath, where he expects to spend
the summer.
M'sses Laura and EIHe Bure re
turned home Saturday from a two
weeks' visit with friends at Heel and
Deer Creon.
S. S. Bollinger and O. W. Hitrjan
made a business trip to Olalla lust w--ek.
Frank Anderson, of Dillard, passed
through hero Siuiday night enrouto to
Koseburg.
Messrs. V. Darnell, of Rose burg, and !
V. Hedgpeth, ol Dixouvillb, spout ami- j
day with friends at Brockway. j
Miv. 11. li. Brockway entertained a'
number of her triends at lur home last I
Thursday. A n excellent dinuer was '
servi.'d and tlieaftei uoon was spent in a '
social way. Tnose present wen,; Mes-j
dames Burke, Brosi, Cballenor, liar-
gin, Me Bee, Thorn p ion, Brockway; j
Missts Li Hie D.iviin, Lauva Met See 1
Klsie Hedgpet h, Laura and Ltlio liurge, j
Kdyth and .Moilie Brockway, Bertha j
Burko and BvaC'histec. 1 ti the even
ing the young people of the entire
neighborhood were invited in. Music, .
games iilu other amu-'e.inenis svevud to ;
make the ti ne pass o!V pleasantly until
12 o'clock when all returned home feel
ing they bad liad a mot enjoyable time.
Vamos. j
ACKERS I
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
ni'e DrepppBlR anrl al) dlKOplnrn nrl.itng from
ImllsuNli 111. EiuUirseil b. phy piclnus tver
whettj. M can-, no ny. 2 Cfctp. For Kln
by Ifnmlbnn Priig Do., KeHtbuoj; Uuklaurt
JJrUK Vo . ()ak!ilit
i-ui f.l to W. H. Hoolt r A (0 . HutTfl'o, N Y .
for a (reo trial p&ckaxo. iNotliinj! 1. Iko Them )
T. P. Simpson, of Glide, was trans
acting business l town today.
How to Jsidge
Beer
X&SC--' Impossible to find it in most
xfe35,S JZSy bottled beers, because weir
tureservaiiou Is sained through
chemical adulteration.
Bottled beers, as well as food products, are often adul
terated with chemical preservatives, etc., which for awhile
keep them from souring, but are injurious to the stomach.
ABC BEER is guaranteed to be absolutely pure and
free from anv adulterant whatever. It is never exposed to
the air (which is germ-laden) but is brewed, fermented and
aged for eight months in air-tight compartments, then piped 111
tin-lined pipes direct to the air-tight bultlingmaclunes, where
it is bottled, sealed, pasteurized and packed for shipment.
The only beer bottled exclusively at the Brewery,
therefore the only bottled beer that can be absolutely guaranteed.
The American Brewing Co., St. Louis, U. S. A.
SOLD EVERYWHERE
No Savings Bank
OlrVirs an opportunity for safe invest
ment and large returns, as an invest
ment in lots in Waite's Addition. This
additiou comprises the southern part of
the Lioia place. Those lots are offered
on easy terms, $0 down and monthly
payments of live dollars a month.
Property in this addition has steadily
a.hanced iu prico since it was placed
on the market, arid now, since the now
high school is being built there, this
property is very desirable, For txir
ticulrrs call on the Cobb Ileal Folate
Co., Koseburg, Oregon. d-a.w,
Good Bargains.
Rain Wagon, Plow Xo. 20 Oliver
chilled, Harrow, Cultivatoi, old Muggy,
Forks, Rakes, Hoes, etc., Scythe and
Snath, Axes, Grindstone, Drawing
Knife, Saw, etc., Granite and Tinware,
Bed Springs, Chairs and Rockers, Fruit
aud Stone Jars, Dining and Kitchen
Tables, tin Churn and Flour Cans,
5 Window Shades, walnut Iledstead,
walnut Writingdesk and Bookcase,
Folding Cot, Sewing; Machine, Kitchen
Stove, Lamps, 2 Carpets, Clothes Bas
ket, Tubs and Buckets, 1 pr. Shafts and
Hay Rack, 3 (lorries and Harness, 0
Steers and '. Heifers, 4 young Cows and
Calves, I old Cow, all broke to milk.
Two Calves, young Hull, one Hoar
thoroughbred Poland China 2 Sows
with pig, lot of Hay. All implements
comparatively new. Ail must be sold
by July 1st. Call at Campbell's ranch
10 miles west of Koseburg In French
Settlement. j 14
no
RiUH FOR KOSEBURG!
-THERE WILL BE A-
Grand Street Fair and Carnival
In the City of Roseburg, Commencing Monday, June 13, 1904, and last
ing 6 days, under the auspices of Protection Tent No. 15, K. 0. T. M.
God's ArtCnltery of the Rockies.
Idth Tozier Wealherred says in a
recent number of "Tho Exposition":
"My llrst trip has recently been made
over the world renowned Denver & Rio
Grande Raib'oad. Aoy attempt at a
pen picture would be a sacrilege. To
appreciate it is to see it and be held
spellbound while you ga;:o on the
grand, glorious, beautiful and sublime.
God s Art LalJery of the lloekies' is
unsurpassed ami fills one's soul with
more love for the Creator, and you aro
also impressed with the wonderful
achievements of man who made it pos
sible for the traveller to enjoy tho pic-
i esq ues oi America." i
If you contemplate a trip east, write
W. C. McHride. 121 Third street, Port
lann. Ore., for booklets picturing Colo
rado's famous scenery, and whatever
information you may desire. tf
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
OF ROSEBURO-.
NO. 4624.
Ilppovt ot ihc coTuUiion ol The First National
Rank nt Hnscltiiri, In llie stnle of Ort'gon, at
ttic c!oc of ouMiian", iuu y, 1 joi.
KKSOlRlKS.
I.nam athI iti(!oii!iit flOM 10
ne tliii'i" mju.iivu nii'l unseen el. . 4ti.nlt ,2
V . (lo-.i io mth it circii lai ion l'j.oitO IM
Ho'iiK vi"' ni eic 6
uiu" itM-s atHownfrt Jl.tTn M
I). it imm Mme liniikt mid hAnkers . .:tM -is
( hecks Alio1 i l't- C'i"ti iioniM I 3Ti) ly
Note omvIipi' N n , toiiri Kauk i at , 00
F.nriioiml ii'ier curu'iicy, nickt-ls.
Hint cents ".9 11
Specie 18.J.V OH
ntKrti-(pnior iioie i m-d tm
Ui'tleinpiioii hunt wfih t. H. Trons-
urei (live (er cul of firculntloii) fi-Ji OJ
Total fW8,Siil U
UAKlUTiKS.
Oj.ital mnc'lc jiAiil in ao.ono co
Surnlii!" (unit li'.wro (XI
I luuviileil I'roltis, It'iw exptiof., etc. . hn." 71
NntioiiHl llmik notes out.iTaiHtiug. . l.',Nm 00
Due too'ber At oual H'liiitt i.om ii
Pue to state liankt ami Bankers.... i 312 iM
Due to Tmrtl Lumpaulea aud oat-
luft Hanks Tl
D ie 'o iiiirofd SfM-rve Aenfa.. Sift 7fi
Initlvt'lnal ilt-jvonits !utJ'Tt to check 400.212 ;0
ihmuaimi ciTiinraifs oi nerwu ,n n
Noieoa dt ba ie .m. Si 14
Total. fftw 3 "t
State of Oregon, t'ounty of Douglas, as; I,
W. r. W'r ght, ahhicr of the atove-iamed
hank . tlosoloinnly swear that the above maie
ineiii la true to tfio bv-tt of my knowledfte and
belief. W. T. Vt tvU.HT, i'ahier.
Suhsertbett nl nworn to before me thiUth
lay of J lie. ttfu4. l'A IDS W f wT,
Notary I'ublic for Orcgou.
Correct Atteit:
T. R SHKRIDAN, )
MOKhls KBKK, Director
J.C. SuKK.DaN, 1
1 UK ltOHElltlKH M HKKT.
The local market quotations today
.tro us follows:
Wheat H.'J cents.
Oats Il-X-lOcents.
Hurlov 50 ceufs,
Hay-'Loosi, $8: baled, 12C?15.
l tatoes (it) cents per bushel.
Ihittor Dairy, 15c; creamery, 25e.
lfs 15 cents per dozen.
Chickens Mixed, 9c per pound.
Venl 5e, dressed.
Hcef Cows, 2(i ic; steers, 'A cents;
heifers, -i-c.
Ilf.'sKat, 4(41c Hvo; dressed, (ija .
Pct'.r.AN'D MAitKET--Tho quotation
In the Portland market today are
Wlwat, cents: oats, $1.20 per cent
tat: hay, clover, ; timothy, wool,
valley, 1H er-r ts; hops :Mf(i)2;i coots;
bojTS. uross, oioi shoep, LMu jross:
beef, jToss, ;iic; veal. 7c; ofifs,
le: butter, cn-amry, 21: dairy. 12e;
ctiic'-n.'nh. mixer, I J'dvlAv lh.
MISCELLANEOUS, i
rVK REXT. A warehouse in 'ose
burj. Call on Mrs. M.Josephson
for particulars. tf.
PERFORMANCES GIVEN BY THE
Of the State of Alabama.
Consisting of Eight Big Shows and Two Free Attractions Daily- Oper
ated by One Hundred People. Come and see the free high dive, with
out cost, twice each day. Good music daily furnished by the Dixie Band,
A Jolly Good Time for Ali! Don't Miss It!
PS-Remember the Date June 13 to 18, Inclusive
IOST. On tho streets of Uo3i'burp,
dune It. a fur collarette. Finder
please leave at this oflice. d-sw-tf.
HAY KOK SALE.-Ww irrop. oats
or alfalfa hay at $10 per ton de
livered. Call on M.S.Cobb, llosi't.orj,
Oregon.
WANTED. Furnished rooms. Par
ties havinjr same to rent during
cirnival week please leave word at
Mosier's restaurant. d-sw-jl(l.
TOKSALE. One acre of improved
laud south of Bandou, Oregon,
fronting the ocean. Call on E. M.
Moore, Koseburg, Oregon. j2".
P'OU RENT. Eight-room house cor
ner of Douglas and Pine streets,
and five-room house on Washington
street. A. F. II akhinc.ton, Koseburg,
Or. d-jl8.
fjL OK SALE. A tract of 150 acres in
Edenbower, lying along the river,
opposite the Soldiers' Home. No
agents. Call on E. M. Moore, Kose
burg, Or. d-tf.
WANTED. Boarders. Room and
board. Kates reasonable. Ad
dress Mrs. Emma Chambers, Uox 154,
City, or eallat house, east end of Wash
ington street. d-sw-j2l.
F'OR 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 office, d-sw
WOOD FOR SALE. Parties wish
ing to contract for Hi-inch stove
or block wood for the winter, please
leave orders at Beard & Culver's hard
ware store. P. C'ooi'KK. d tf.
S. T. WEST. Fire Insurance.
notary Public. City Property
BD.
rented. County and City Warrants
bought and collections made. Office on
Jackson street No. 407, Hoover buildinp
opposite Post Office. d-sw-tf.
PKOrK-4t4U.N
D
mniiiwssrjw
- TO i
Ask the
Agent for
Tickets
via the
SPOKANE, ST. PAUL, DCLtJTH
MINNEAPOLIS, CHICAGO,
ST. I.Ol'H and all points East
and South.
20VKRLAND TRAINS DAILY
FLYER and the FAST MAIL
splendid Service, Up-to-Pate Equip
ment, Courteous Employes.
Daylight trip across the Cascade and
Kocky Mountains
For full particulars, rates, folders, eU,,
all on or address
H. IUCKSON, C T. A., 123 Third
Street, Portland, Ore.
S. G. YERK9, G. W. A, 812 Firs
Avenue, Seattle, Wash.
R. H. L. STUD LEY
OBTBOrATHIC PHYSICIAN
Specialist ot chronic intense. Connultiittoo
free, oaice over the pusioftice. Fhunelvil.
Hoc ft: l to 12 n. m. Rnl2 to 5 p. fin.
RonMcnceat 11. P. U raves place. 'I'hone 1294
H. DARBY, P. M. T.
DENTIST
Office in the Abraham Building.
(Over the Postofflce tn the ofltPe here
tofore occupit-a by Ur.J.K.C'hapmau.)
RoSKBL'BQ UKEOO.V
J C.1WIT( HKLL,
PHYSICIAN AND 80 KG EON
Ros a ho rq, ... Oa.o
tpectai atteuttoo tTnn tt ditnaiiet ot at -.
fXTlce- oeir ;ougl9 Coautjr Back Bob
In I ;
JLMBR V. HOOVKh,
PHY8I0IAN AND SURGEON
Robibcro - - Ob
Special Attontlon rItcd to biieai
Nose and Throat.
ijfflOB Matu St.,oQ door aouth ot Cti
MZO. E. HOUCK.M. D.
Office, tn the Review building, m
rooms 13 and 14.
-Telephoue, MatDll..
ROSKDCBO,
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-U"i Jas. M . UmiJt e.s, V.
K. 11. I, k.n. ix, Kucontur .
Bi O. ELKS, RoHL'tmrn Loiij e, No. HOT UokU
ri'iLT'ilur oomiiiuiUciitloiin ut 1 . 11 , k
llttll oh Utid aia nh I'L ir.s.luy.s ( ,:i:jj
moiith. All int'iiitL'r ro-pi.v to aire id
nwii tarly. and all vlxitlug brftuert are coi.il
ally Invited lo uueml.
1''. W.VITK, E. R.
kov McU'..u.,kn, riocrolury.
DfcGIthK OF HONOR, Mystic I.udgH No 1!) -Meets
2nd and lih ThitrcUy ovoiilnca ol
each nionih tn Native Soi.s Hall. Visitliia
memborb cordially Invited to -itu-ml.
MltH. JOSKI'HINR HlSIJCV.C. Of H.
E. H. Iknox. Kec.
FOP A., Court Douglas No. Si-Fores tern ol
America, meets each Tuesday oveiiiiiR In
Native Sons' Hall. Visiting brothorb al
ways welcome. T. F. I'ATiitKCON.C.R.
E. H.Lkn-ix, Rfc. Sec.
E. V. HoovBiU'hyaiciaii.
J. C TwnciiKi.i., "
IO.O.J.. t'hiletarfan LodnoNo. 8 Meets lo
Odd 1-ellown Tiii!e. ctirner of Jaekson and
Cass streets, on iSaturday eveiiing of each
week. Members of tho ordor in good utandlup
aro Invited to attend
fiwo. V. Pr nit Y, N. G.
N T. Jkwktt, K. S.
!(. O I., tl'iion Kncampment No. 0 Meets
tii 1 Odd tellows Temple 011 the 1st and nt
inursday evenings of each mouth. Visit
ing brethren alwaju welcome.
L. 11. MooitE, C. P.
F. a. MtCKi.n, Scribe.
O. O. F., Rising Star Lodffe No. 171. I. O. O V.
meets in Odd Fellows' Temple every Friday
evening. Visiting brethren always welcome.
A. S.W.ZMAN, N. (.!.
A. N. OKi l'Tr. U. 8.
P. i. Mll'KI.M, F. S.
K OF i., Alpha Lodge No. 47 Meets every
UednesdfLV in I. O. O. Hall, at 7:30 p. m.
McmhelM In pnurl mnmlliur .1.. 1 .' .1 .
attond. (i, w. K1M11A1.L. c. :.
K. E. WiMiiniu.Y. K. H. S.
KO. T. M Protection Tent No. IR-Hola
regular nieelinga on the iirHt and third
,, .1 trl.,i,'J's, eBch m""ih I" Odd Fellows
null. All visiting members in good ulaudiuit
are invited to atleud.
O. W. Pkhiiy, Com,
U. W. Rait, K. K.
O. T. M., Rosehnrg Hive No, 11 HoldH Ita
regular reviews upon tin-1st and :trd Fri
dnv ni ftjicli imm th m i.i...,l. 1.. L-..1
Iowa hall, suiufg f other Hives visiting in tho
city ard cordially invited to at lend our reviews
Auik . JihAitn, i.om.
Mux. Jennie Kai:', Ii. K.
MODERN ilROTllKIMIOOli OF AMERICA.
Iii-H'tmrg Lodse No. I'.'t-MeetK evcrv
... ,,,'" "'Y vfiHiig in i-ui-eMurx' Hull.
WlLIU'lt Ri
iANiz. I'resiilent.
, M'tretury.
Oh. S.. Roseburg Chapter No. S Hoi tlr thelt
regular meeting on 1st and rd Thura.
days in each month Visiting members In
good at audi tig are respectfully invited tuatteud
.'iif AAirj HAM, W M.
Mim. Kki.ina Raht. Secretary.
0
N. U.
every Thursday evening at tho Armor j
ilallat Bo clock.
t . fl. Hamlin, Captain.
.1.' AR(!ANt;M. Roseburg Council No.
4itl-MeetsL'iid and Ith Mondavi, of each
broiherh always welcome". '
r . j ii.mj,in, negcut.
a 01. nANUKitw, secretary.
RKI1KKAHS, Rosetmrg ftybekah Lodge, No.
41. I. O. O. F.-Mects In Odd Fellowi
1 . lt;mi;"3 every Tuenday evening. Visiting
sisters and brethren Invited to attend.
mki. uKi.i.A ii:wi;tt, :s. u,
Mm A. n.n a H. claiikk. Secretary.
WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT. Lilao Circle No.
41 Meets nu Jml and 4th ThurndavR 0t
each mo.tth nt odd l ellows Hall. Vlilttnir
niemDera lit good stnndlngare invlud toatteiid
.irs, nenr JKIiau tJicrk,
WOODMEN OF THE WnRLD, Oak Camp No
li-Meetjt at the Odd Fellow Hall in
. Ko''lMirg, every l.l and :trd Monday eve
ning. Visiting neighbors always welcome.
D. 1'. Fimikh, C. C.
a. Miir 11 an an. Clerk.
abitractm title to deeded land. Papon pre
Dared fur tiling- An nramni.- 1...
Blue prints of township maps showing au y
cant lands.
FRANK E. ALLEY
ARCHITECT and ABSTRACTER
Plain and estimates for all kinds ol
jniMinyaSpecial designs for offiee
Onto. In I.outU. OonntT B.nk Knlldln(
Oregon
Shoit line
AND
Three Trains Daily to the East
llMplim can rt.llj 10 K.npu
perennfttlr C'.nrtnctfdl wAeiny i V,,,,m
XaTfj?0108 &t,r l
7Q pobtIa h ?hioao 70
No Chance of Cart. "
Departs
'or
TIMR SCHEDULE j
From Portland.
Ohlrago -Portland
Special
p m
ni Hum
ngtop.
Atlantic
lip. m.
fia Hunt
Ington. flt. Paul
Fast Mail
7 .46 p m,
via
Spokane.
Salt Lake. Denver, Ft.
worin, uraana. Kan
City. s-. Louis.
Chicago and Bast
!8alt Ike, Denver, Ft
nuriD.umnai, Kn-
ms city, st. L uis,
Chicago and Bast.
Arrive
from
6:23 p. m.
9.00 a. m.
Walla Walla, ieltnn.
Spokane, Wallace,
Pullmau, Minneapolis
8i. Paul, Doluth, Mil
watikee, Chicago and
East.
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
For San Praneiseo Kyery At data at 8 00
m. For At-torla, way points and North
teach Dally, exn.pt Sundsy, at 8:00 p. m :
a nrday at 10:00 v m Daily serrtee. water
-e-mtitltiff, od Willamette and Yamhll' Myers.
F-r fnll Informanon rati or ot addrtM
arettu. R. N. ticket Office, ur address
C. CHAIG
General FitsBeDKer Agent
PORTLAND OREGON