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Judge Beer
Purity, Flavor, Solid, Creamy Foam., Clean Tnste and
Brilliancy, the points of uxeelleuce contained in A. B. C. BEER,
mark it as the one perfect beer brewed.
The American Brewing Co., Si. Louis, U. S. A.
SOLD EVERYWHERE
DIED.
DRAKE, At Wilbur, .Tunc 20, 1004,
Mrs. Drake, of typliolil fuvcr.
Airs. Druko was a danjhiei' of Rev.
Jas. Connor, the Methodist Episcopal
minister at Wilbur. Willi her bus
band, who is also a minister or that de
nomination, and children she was visit
ing with her father when stricken with
the illness that terminated fatally.
The funeral was hold at Wilbur this
afternoon, liuv. Geo. 11. Bennett cun
duotintf the services.
Ki11rtiiii A ltlc1utr.lM
ask the readers of this piipt-r to test the
value of Kodol's Dyspepsia Cure.
Those persons who have used it and
Here iB tb rreHtct snap on the list. 9 acren (of land; gend house of fivo
Tooms. rest . I'.HiO, small barn mid all necessary ou'huildiu ip ; 1 acre in orohanl
and I ncre in Htrawlierricp. ,ies on county road, mile to railroad station, '4
mile to school . r mi en from U rim burg. This is one of the nii'est little homes in
fiQ county nud dirt cli.ap. only ikl&iU.
Here i a from! home at a reasonable figure. ISf) reres 7tf' miles east of
Roeehnr-i. HO ueivn farm land, balance g.md pant u re, all fenced and crncH-fenced,
(iood bemse o( heven rn nis good barn, 75x40, aim) all neces ury outbuilding
abnni two acres in on lmrd, mixed Irnit; wull watered by creek and spiings, and
plenty of limber. St Imoi mile, pout", lie-, and morn 2 liiile'. Nicely located on
enmity mad ; b-.autilul view from pi tee, good level road to city. This is an idea
iomu.
Here is a c-kmI liume and d'rt cheap; 210 acres 12 miles west of Ros-dmrg;
11 nmler fi'tt-e, 70 acres of plowed land, balance goml pasture, well wtorcd ami
plenty of ood tindh-r; fair bonne of six roonis, fair barn and all necoP;iry out
buildimi; l ucres in orcii ird ; '4 mile to school ami poctoilice. Price lli00.
Here is a nice lit t e home ftr sale six miles from Kosehnrtr, one mile to
achool, po-totlice ai.d store; all fenced and crops fenced; (Ht-acre farm land, bal
Hnre paNtnm well located ; Him views, good house of 7 rooms, bam and all neces
sary nut buildings, uoM family orchard. This is an ideal home and cannot be
bo;U for the mcey aked, only $2,500. ,
Hero ye home-seekers read this! A snap. 18 acres 1 '4 miles from the'
cilf of KofM'tmrg on the baiikof the l?mpua river, tiood house of six rooms,
also summer kitchen with celbir, email barn and all ncco&siry outbuildings, vood
family orchard, acre in strawberriee, and 'A acres of the tinect garden land in;
Oregon ; good suritig and wel. .tnd plenty ot timber. This an idea' home. j
3i iH acres of land. 122 acres of t lii land is rich hot loin bind, no hotter in t ho
ninie;inutnce niu lami, gomi pasture anil plenty ot timber. 10 in 1 Ice from IWt
btutf. lifMxl house ot six rooms, one house of tliree rooms, two good barns and
all necessary mil buildings; hoi drier on place; plenty ol fruit for family use ;
mile to school ; ft miles to K. U, station, good road to the same; goiHl tisherv on
place. This is one among the best farms in i'ouiilas enmity in fact a perfect
Urm. Of the alwvu duacribml tract, 122 acro-t is Hue land for alfalfa and clover.
A ierfeet homo f5 neres, three miles from Hosebnrg on county road. Al
leiiced ; 20 acres in tiearim: orchard ; live acres in young orchard; 6 acres in
min; 2fi acres pasture, well watered, and jdeniy of timlier for home use. Good
riwostttry house containing 11 rooms, bard linished ; good barn, 50x'J0, with bin
'Shod en one side ; all neiessary outbuildings. Beautiful view of the city from
' dace uIbo sol iters' home. This is an ideal home. 1'rice $5,000. House cost
'26.tKH. Good road and a nice drive to the city. One half down and balance in
f two yearn time.
So 8. KJ0 uerea; 40 acres lunveri, 3d acres in cultivation, Smill house and
' Mni, smalt orchard, plenty of trend mountain water and Iota of good timber. A
' doe mountain mine for stock adjoining. TbiB is a nice little stock ranch. Twelve
' mile from city, two mites from school and four miles from postotHce. Price, $1500
A nice remie containing 1 10 acres, all fenmt and cross-fenced. Forty acres
'mp, l in fruit and balance kihkI pasture; well watered and plenty of good
timlier. Mile and a had to schonl, tHiRt-oillce, store And R. R. station, l-'aii
house ol 9'X ronms, barn an I all necessary outbuildings. One span of liorses,
two sets of harness, two wagons, two top hugtriea, three cows, two calves, 60
!bicVenn. 12 turkns, 111 hogs, and all farming ami houpchold oods tvi nnmcrou
to mention. Kiglit miles fr in Rosetmnr. Kverything tfix'S for $3700; f-'OOO
dovftit balance 011 easy terms. This is a perfect home and dirt cheap.
lt;0 acres of land 12 miles from Kosebnrg, all 'enced ami cross-fenced, good
honse of seven rooms, barn and all necessary out-bnilditiKS, young orchard, just
beginning to lear, vi 150 tneaof all kinds of fruit; small grne vineyarit ami
plenty of small fruit. 20 acres in cultivation ; alwut t,lKk),(i00 feet of timber, oak
nd tir ; 1 tine mountain stream running through place large enough to run p
WW -mil I six months in the year. Two miles to postottico and store, A tim
lock rrntftt joining place; tine, healthy locution ; plenty of good mountain water;
good tldiiog and limiting. Price $1000.
KHl acres of land Iving on top of Camaa mountain ; honao and oarn;no othet
lmpnivements ; fair ftnek range and at least 2.11)0,000 feet of g-wd timlior, lyinf
In couety roud and li. 11. annoy. Pricof 1,000.
One of the best fruit orchards in Douglas count v, containing 50 acre of good
river bottom Und, S5iHl choice prune trees, ami 1000 apples, peara and peaches.
Handy tn achool, postolhre ami telephone, and well located. Only $o000 for the
nicfi income-paying pmperty. Thie offer only holds gool for a abort time.
Hern ia a turgain. 0:w of the greatest of your life. Don't fail to invest
This ouVr can't Im beat in Dtiiikilas county. iV0 Acrea of land three miles from
Hosebu ' Fine livintr stream runninir t hrough place, lots of good timber, in fuel
imoiitfli to pay for the place tw ice over if put on the market heie in Roseburg:
fB on eonntv dgood level road to town. This ia A No. 1 stock ranch.
Here is a dandy home of lot) acres, all good farm land, 4'v miles from
Uosehurg, '4 mile to . U station, 4 mMe to scho;il, !ba 011 county road, all
fenced, fair house, 000 bearing fruit ireea. Price flO per acre.
Hero is another 250 acres 2'B miles
timber and water, 100 acres can oe ciiltivatett, iwlance A .No. 1 pasture. No
bnrlilings 1 11 place, lies on county road. Price 10 er acre.
Also 20 acrea a'l fenced, fair house, MO bearing fruit trees, 1 acre in
trnwlierries ; S miles from Roseburg, '4 mite to school. This is a nice piece of
Und and well located. All household furniture goes with place. Price $l5t.Ht.
No. 10, KM acres, 1 miles from city. Fenced but no other impmvemen
First class land and well located Two and n half miles from railroad station
mvfonrth mile from school, and one and one-fourth miles from poelolllee. Well
watered and plenty of tmilnr. Price $20 per acre.
A nice little home iyiug on the s.-uth of the Pmp.pia river near Keller
r.nt:ntiiti 0'i acres; line tithing and hunting; nmivi good saw timber on ph cc
Alatt 12 mi!e tr-un Oakland, price $1,000. One-thirddown, otu'-tiiird in one
tear and one-third in two yearn at tive per cent interest. Now here is a rh-met
to kx. a good little '.urnie cl.t ,p and on easy erms. it beats ttking up a hmr
lead. 1. F. RICE, Uoal Estate Agent, Rose bur;
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" The only beer
who have been cured by it, do not hesi
tate to recommend it to their friends.
I Kodol digests what jou eat, cures indi
! t'estlon, dyspepsia and all stomach
troubles. Increases strength by enab
ling thtr stomach and digestive organs
, to contribute to the blood all of the
: nutriment contained in the fond
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is pleasant and
1 puiatablc.
! ACKERS
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
piin n-ynpepnls mid nil di nor U-rn artufng from
! illitoMiliui . KntlnrHi il b . physic taint vtsr?
where Nncuie.no pay, vi-i ci'iitn. For silo
by liiimflMii Drug t o., Ko&uburg; OaklauO
D-utr i: , "alii .u'l
Ktj 1 to W. H. llfink-r .V f'o,, HiiflVo, N Y .
for a Irt'H trial packnnu. tNulMfiic. i.lku Theiu
from Roseburg, a'l fenced, elentv of
Bodies Recovered Total 746.
Special to Kvenlng Review.
Nkw Vouk, June 21. With the ad
ditional bodies recovered this morning,
the number of victims of tho General
Slocum disaster whoso remains have
couched the morgues, now total 740.
A heavy thunder storm early this morn
ing1 caused tnany bodies to rise and
tloat ou the surface of tho water.
Tho fund for the relief of those made
destitute by the disaster now amounts
to $.',3,000.
The lirst damage suit growing out of
the affair has been filed by Mrs. Kate
Mauler, who lost four children in the
disaster. The amount asked is $50,000.
A Strong Mmirt
is assured by perfect digestion. Indi
gestion swells the stomuch and putTa it
tip against tbe heart. This causes
shortness of breath, palpitation of the
heart and general weakness. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure cures indigestion, re
lieves the stomach, takes tho straic off
tho heart and restores it to a full per
formance of its function naLurally.
Kodol increases the strength by enab
ling the stomach and digestive organs
to digest, assimilate and appropriate to
tne uioou ana tissues all or the food
uuuiiiiuuu. iuiic.1 MID BLUIUMCU UltU U I-
g.-stivo organs.
Uichurdfcon.
Sold by Fullonon &
Eikton News.
Harry Pinkston, of Oakland, was here
buying lambs for the Portland marker,
Rev. A. Dahuff, pastor of tho M. E.
church, preached very intesesting ser
mons last Sucday and Sunday night.
E. E. Haines, of Blue Grass Valley,
was in town Sunday enrouto to Drain.
.uuDert uruooe, 01 i.ong iJrairie, was
In our burg Sunday. He says there is
thin van 1
, , ,
ureu uuey, the wiue-awufcQ farmer
of Blue Grass Valley, was here on a
uumuum mibbiua aunuay. containing the relreshments which the j fQU "sTlF -Good house of live
Joe Lyons, formerly a residcutof this ladies of the party hud so bountifully j " rooms, in' Roseburg, with three
place, but who has heon down on the ; prepared. At last some suggested that fourths of ou acre of laud in fruit trees
Lower Umpo.ua Tor the past three "We had better eat, ai.d continue the und garden. Address"", care Re
months, is visiting relatives hero at scenery when we get time." So pi, ; vlew' or ""tuire al "evleif onie. d-sw
piusuuu
R. Moore was down from Drain look-
ing after his business here.- ,
HO.
MttrUltitr Kvlnriioi.
Frfsh testimony In great quantity Is
rinnctiinl.1v omninr In .1. ...1 .. ..i . . T-
in, dceluring Dr.
Coughs and Colds to be unequalled. A !
recent, expression from T. J. RIcFar-,
land, lientorville, Va., serves as ex-
ample, lie writes: ! had Uronchitis
Srn'D!Li:,d ''1
bvaaa tuklnrr Dr. Kina's New Disoov-:
ery, and a few bottles whollvcured me.
Kqually etTetitivH in curing all Lung
und Throat troubles, Consumption,
Pneumonia and Grip. Guaranteed by
A. C. Marstcrs & Co., of Kosoburg,
Ore, Druggists. Trial bottles free,
regular sizes oUc. and $1.00.
LOCAL NEWS.
Hon. Jos. Lyons was over from Drain
Xt...l....
Mrs. Carrie Kearney Schmidt left ;
this morning for San Francisco. j
Hon. WiiHs Kramer was In town
from Myrtle Creek on business today,
Defiance aud Excelsior school shoes
for that boy or girl are waiting for
you at i' lint's Shoe Store.
Hon. Zopher Agee, county clerk elect,
was in this city from Oakland today
making preparations to assume his now
dutios early next month.
Thos. K. Hledsoe wasover from Drain
today. He is genial a ever, having the
satisfaction of receiving a remarkably
high endorsement in his home pre
clude, as well as elsewhere, altnough
lacking a few votes of an election on ac
count of the heavy party majority In
the county.
It Will be to Your Interest,
If you contemplate visiting the St
Louis Kxposition, to secure reliable in
formal ion as to railroad service, the
lowest rates and the best routes. Also
us to local conditions in St. Louis;
hotels, etc., etc.
If yon will write the nndersitned,
stating what information you desire,
the same will bo promptly furnished.
If we do not have it on hand; will se
cure it for you if possible, and without
any expense to you. Address
I). U. TKUMMTM,.
Commercial Agent, 142 Third Street,
Portlaud, Ore.
The World's Fair Route.
Those anticipating an Eastern trip,
or a visit to the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition at St. Louis, cannot afford
to overlook the advantages offered by
the MiHsorui Pacific Railway.
which, on account of Its various routes
.Mid gateways, has been appropriate!)
named "The World's Fair lloute."
Passengers from tbe Northwest take
the Missorm Pacific trains from
IVnver or Pueblo, with the choice ol
jil her going direct through Kansas
City, or via Wichita, Fort Scott and
t'leasant Hill.
Two trains daily from Denver and
Pueblo to St. Louis without chance,
wry in i: all classes of modern equip
'lieut, inelmMiig electric lighted obser
vation parlor eafo dining cars. Tei
lailv trains bctweeu Kaunas City anr
M. liOiiis.
Write or call on W. C. McHridr
-rnt-;il Agent, 1l4 Third street, Port
iaml. for detailed information and .1
narrated literature tf
Expedition to Mount Scott.
On Saturday, June 11, a party of over
twenty pleasure seekers set out for the
summit of Mount Scott. According to
previous arrangement the party met at
Mr. Alexander's store at Glide, on the
North Umpquu, about 18 miles east of
lose burg.
It was an interesting sight indeed,
the twenty or more horses circling
Indian style up the rugged mountain
side. After about three fourths of the
distance had been gained, the horses
had to be abandoned, and the journey
persueel ou foot. One was reminded of
the poor frog in the well, that slipped
back two steps tor every one taken for
ward. This was at times literally true,
for some occasionally slipped for a rod
or more, or until caught by some fellow
toiler. But alter tho usual number of
haps uud mishaps, and four and one
hulf hours of heroic mountain climbing
the grand old summit was reached.
Could the great Byron or Bayard
Tuylor have been there with his
mighty pen, it is possible that he might
be able to give you at least some idea j
of the grandeur of the wild scenery i
that spread before 113 not an object to
obstruct our vision
for many many
nies in any direction.
Just in front 1
I i ( , , . ......
I , v,u '""'B !'"
u Luumr jjruui pme, ptiruups ay veil or
eight hundred feet in height. One
could not look from this awful cliff
without thinking of all the grave yards
in Christendomand of all the bad deeds
of ids past life,
To the east we could
Jouk far into Oregon's most beautiful
mountain ranges There arose like ! City, or callat bouse, east end of Wash
thundor clouds "from the Cascades ! Ington street. d-sw-j2l.
frozen gorges'
the enow crowned and
magniticent Cow Horn Peak (Mt.
Thtelsen), Mt. Jeffersm, two of the
1 Throe bisters, and many other points
interst of the almost unrivaled
So wrapt was the party in this
Sl.,merv thut. ii, u-,w nm, littlo t.imo h.
foPO any one tuolllt of lhe baskets;
caKes, chickens and all sorts of good!
things were brought from their hiding !
places and spread out on the mountain
"' uuu riyui nere, iuhl iu is ;
j positively marvelous the way those '
1 things disappeared and the crowd, too,
'"i"J t,nia. uusu J 11. j
. V. -V t vv V , 1
s'KhLs untl1 tno sun sinking below us
n tI,e west urged the fact that it. was!
titno to bid adieu to all this dream of j
love..ne. and dosceud Bguiu to .he
P"le duties and labors ol every day
life.' We were fortunate, In having
with us the excellent amateur artist,
Mr. K. V. Oden, who photographed
tbe group while on tho mountain top.
His picture of this group will help us to
keep ever In our memory this almost
more than m u'tal vision.
The only event worthy of special
mention on the return inurm-v was t,hr
discovery of nn ice cnld aimam nf nun.
under which the thirsty crowd lingered
to refresh themselves after a long half
day's journey without even n sight of
this, nature's most refreshing beverage
Tbe naine of tho3e ln tn,J tart-v are as
follows:
Mrs. V. C. Oden, Mrs. Robt. Lane,
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Chapman. Piof. O.
C. Houser, Misses Luetta Chapman,
Rosa Diekman, Bertha Watson, Leona
Watson, Vivian Watson, Edna Cannon,
Leona Matthews, Gertrude Matthews,
Cloy Matthews, Pearl Hatfield, Messrs
V. C. Oden, Fred Diekman, Henry
Watson, Floyd Watson, 15. A. Branch,
Temple Urown, Ray Hedgpeth and
Wm. Tucker. Sightseer.
"In a Bad Way."
Many a Bn.rbura; Header will Pel 1
fill for Tht. Information.
When your buck gives out;
Becomes lame, weak or aching;
When urinary troubles set in,
Your kidneys are "in n bad way"
Hoan's Kidney Pills will cure you.
Here is local evidence to prove it:
F. Stein, watchmaker and repairer,
living on Sherman street near the
depot, says: "Backache and too fre
quent action of the kidneys secretlonals
told me for a long time that my kltlt eys
were not performing their work prop
erly. When I called at A. C. MSrsters
& Co's drug store, several months ago
for Doan's Kidney Pills, my back was
not only aching but I was iu misery.
I could not rest at night owing tn the
too frequent action of tho kidneys. A
course of treatment of Doan's Kidney
Pills cured mo. I ntn now suffering
from a severe attack of the grin but
have not had symptom of a recurrence
of the old trouble kidney complaint.,,
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
,'ents. Foster-.Milburn To., Buffalo,
X. V., sole agents for the U. S.
Kemember the name Do.m's ami take
to substitute.
fOim FOK SAr.K.-PartleTwlTh-V
V ing to contract for liMnch stove
r bUvk wood fnr the winter, please
l itvc orders at Heard ,v Culver's hard
vare store. 1'. ooi'f.u. ,) k
Hi'Vif.w adds bring results.
What Shall We
Have for Dessert?
This question arises In tho family
every day. Let us answer it to-day. Try
a delicious and healthful dessert. Pre-
Eared in two minutes. No boiling I no
aking t add boiling water and set to
cool. Flavors: Lemon, Orange, Rasp
berry and Strawberry, Got a package
at your grocers to-day. 10 cts.
A good boot and shoe repairer is
again on duty at Flint's Shoe Store.
Have your repair work sent there at
once. d-tf.
MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED. Girl for general house
work. Apply at thisollico.
."OK UuiX T. A warehouse in Rose
JP burg. Call on Mrs. M.Josephsoo
for particulars. tf.
LOST. On the streets of Uoseburg,
June 1), a fur collarette, binder
please leave at this office. d-sw-tf.
FOR RENT. Eight-room bouse cor
ner of Douglas and Pine streets.
aud five-room house on Washington
street. A. F. Harrington, Roseburg,
Or. d-jIS.
OR SALIC A tract of 150 acres in
- Kden bower, lying along the river,
opposite the Soldiers' Home. No
I agents. Call on E. M. Moore, Rose-
uurg, ur. ti-tr.
WANTED. Boarders. Room and
board. Rates reasonable. Ad
dress Mrs. Emma ChumhRrs. linv lni.
MILCH COWS. Good milch cows
for sale. Also good bargains in
other young cattle. Call on Temple
Brown, four miles east of Roseburg.
Phone 47.(J. d tf
'TX) CAMPERS and Travellers. I
X have a
uood team and wairon and
will take parties to the mountains or
elsewhere asdesired. Call ouJohuGil
kuson, Kosiiburg, Oregon. jll2.
T"v S. T. WEST.
-Fire Insurance.
J '
Notary Public. Citv Pronertv
tinted. County and Citv Warrants
bought and collections made. Office on
J.k.n sM.Pflr. 'n. 407 I-T.v.r hniUlinn-
opposite Post Office. d-sw-tf.
eif.lrK4rtI)'4Atj.
D"
OSTKOPATI1IC PHYSICIAN
(specialist of chronic dltcasefl. t'onHtiltatloD
free. Ollice over the postolllce. Phone loll.
JIoi'H: a to l1.' a. m. anrlj' to .1 p.m.
Residence at II. D. Uravea place. 'Phone l'J94
WII. UAllDV, 1). M. D.
DENTIST
Office in the Abraham Building.
' (Over the Postolllce 111 the ollice here
tofore occupied by Ur. J. K. Chapman.)
RoSKHUKO OKKOON
'I .
PHYSICIAN AND gnitMKON.
ItOHKUCIIU, - OkjCHOS
social attention given to dlaeaao. ol the aj
oiBce new ..ougla. Count Bank Bullo
!ng.
JLMBH V. HOOVKh,
PHYSIOIAN AND 8UROEON
Kohkbubo Ob
Special Attention given to Ulaeaae. iy
Noneand Throat.
Olttoe Mala 8t.,on door .outtt ol G'Hv H-
E. HODCK, M. D.
IT
Office, in the Review bnildinit. upsta.
rooms 13 and 14.
-Telephone, Matnst.
RoaKaeRO, t.
HAT. ED d DRT
FOR SALE AT
GEO. COLLINS' FEED SUED
Near the Deer Creek Bridge
Foot of Jackson Street
Ask the
Agent for
Tickets
via the
SPOKANE, ST. PAUL, DULUTH
M 1 N N K A P O L I S, CHICAGO,
ST. LOUIS and all points East
and South.
2HRLAND TRAINS DAILY
FLYER and the FAST MAIL J$
Splendid Service, Up-to-Patft Equip
ment, Courteous Employee.
Daylight trip aorops the Cascade and
Koeky Mnuntaina
For full particulars, rates, folder?, etr.
'rtll on or address
I). DICKSON, C. T. A., 122 Thin)
Street. Portland, Ore.
S. 0. Yt:UKS, G. W. A, 61i Firs
Avenue, Seattle, Wash.
Telephone 1051 ?
-TO I
TODGE DIRECTOR?
F. Ii A. M.. Laurel i.oOc No. ia-l0Wi
r8ulr nuiotings ,, auj.ua llh W tduen
ddj-H o! each muulh.
. 'I1. PainoE', V. M.
i. jkwktt, huorytary.
J" "n.1! l"Hth Mouday ol lack moiiln
ui p. m..ni me 1. u. o. K. Hall. All
member iu guucl mandiiig are luvlio.l to i"
loud Jab. M. BaiDiiK", M. W.
Liinux, Kecordor,
B1,-,,:K8' Kol,bl!rl! V05o'326-HolTl
n'gular ctiiiimunicaUoiiH at I. o. o b'
TOM'S Sl)ffl!Uo' bri,thor' " oSl-
F. Ii Waitk, E. R.
KY JIcCi.ai.lkn, Seorotary.
-'d and h Thurnday o?oiiig ol
memSSilalSXSrSt'eSi V"""ag ,
-iwii ai HI81.KY, O, Or H.
H. Lknox, Kec.
America, meols eauh Tuesday ovonlni in
na.ivgauna'Hall. V nithig brothers al
ways welcome. T. F. Paitbbson,C. k
E. H.Leriux, Itco. Seo.
f lloovuK.l'ltyslclau,
I oddeiim?i T,arl'ln LoilBO No' "-Meets la
I una f ollows Temple, corner of Jaoksou and
H,?K."'1.,..?!!'uraf' fveniug of each
are lnvlwd to atteiid " 80M 't"
GKO. W. 1'KKBY, N. Q,
A T. iKWE'lT. it. H
l..OdI'del'fc "ff.",!.Si -Mets
1" j B,c,,iu(js oi eacc
lug urethreu alwavs welen,,,.,
, 7rVth.. sa vuvu moutn. visit-
1.. II. I nnuv o r:
F. G. MicKLu, Scribe
O.O. F.. HlsingHtar Lodgo No. 174 r o n w
meels In Odd Fellows' Temple every Friday'
evening. Visiting brothroualwayiielcouT
A. Salzman, N. U.
F. O. Micku.i, P. S.
K f . ' A ,lla Lodge No, 47-MeoU everv
"ed.ie.day l i. o. o. Ilall, at S p.v
atteud: "7 fy"'i' V"f "r,0 'n'"
F.. H. WlMliKHI.y, k. R. 8.
K,J', M" Pro'oetlon Tout No. 16-llold'a
I'X I J. "',"'' O" Iho ilrst and third
llnll uI'vI.im cach ",,0""1 '" O'W Fel owi
areiuyi1cdta&'d''eml,0r8 "' 8U"J """""
O. W. Fkbiiy, Com,
vi. ji , KAl'1 K. K,
LO. T. M ., Rntteburg Hive Norh-Hohls it.
regular reviews upon tho 1st nml Sr'l Fri-
i..' V.arr j, . ",u,"1" s - "dock hi Odd Pel.
cityar.corSl.llyiaSiI,";!
Mas. Jbs.sk I'M-.', K, K.
MOllKKN llliOTHHltlKIOlJ OF AMERICA
Itosvburg lAulge No. 4;-Mts cierV
VWtlni mcmbcri,
iviM " l-A;!," I'resMoiit.
OE. S., Roseburg Chapter No. 8-Holds their
regular meeting ,, ,, X, ThVirl!
days in each uionlh. Visiting members In
good stauding are respeetfully lu'Ki Zuuli
Jllss IUau-i Rat, w m.
JIihsKkoiwa Rast, Secretary.
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IlaTl'.t ' .& '" U" Armor,"
F. B. Hamlin, Captain.
R5i.!' flR?A?"'.5!' J"ef'g council No.
11-Meet iiul and tth Mondays of earr.
month In Native SouiC Half. Vlsluli.
brothers always nelcomo. visiting
K. B Hamlin, Regent.
A M. .Sanijkhb, Hecretary.
REBKKAH3, Roieburg Rtka'hToTilS'.
x! . ' i '-I"" In (Md Pellowi
.,...T,!mt;!f erory Tuenlajr evening. Vlsitlu.
sisters aud hreihron Invited to atteud '
Mum. Dklla .Ikwktt. N. ti
" B. clahkk. Uecretary.
W5!?r0 "'"""CKAFT. I.H.o Circle No.
4t ..leets 011 L'11,1 ,n.l 4th Thursdavs of
each mouth at odd Fellows Hal VlVltlni
memoers ln good alandlng areluvlled toattend
.Mits. Minnik Jonks, 0. N.
Mrs. Hello Morlan Clerk.
WOOBM KS Of Til R W. . Rl.l). t,ak Camp No"
ir?1"""" ,h8 od'' Fellows HaSl In
n'n r)i ana xru .Monday eve-
n.ng. Malting neighbors always welcome.
J. A. Buchanan, Clerk.
B8anu.nd.toWn,Wpm,
FRANK E. ALLEY
ARCHITECT and ABSTRACTER
Plane and naHma r. .11
Onildings. Special desisns for nffio.
UBloe tn Douglas Coontr Bank Bnlldlng
yhoae B7t. KIIHKHtTKO, OKK.
Oregon
5hop,tliie
and UiviniM DAriFir
Three Trains Daily to the East
Through Pullman rJlanoard and Tourist
tleepin. c.r. dally to Omaha. Chicago. Book
C tv: rh' ,'e? '.
pernnrii
kfttitan
to tbe Kant Daily.
I y PORTLAND IO rniOAOO 7l
No Change of Cart.
TtMB 8C1IK0UI.K3
Prom Portland.
for
Chtnaao -Portland
Special
9:16 p m
Tift Hunt
ington. Atlantic
Kxpreaa
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Salt Lake, Dcnrer, Ft.
Worth, Omaha. Kan
ww Uy, Hr, Louil,
(JblcaRo and Kaat
5:25 p.
8alt Lake, Denver, Ft
Worth, Omaha. Kan
M rity, HI L.uii,
Chicago and Kaat.
-la Hunt-!
31. runt
Fast Mail
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Spokane.
Walla Walla, l ehtoi,
Spokane, Wallace,
FuUman.Mtnneapolli
81. Paul, Diilmh, Mil
waukee, Chicago aud
Eajtt.
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
For San Franctro rt ry Ave davs at 8 00
i m For Ai-torla, way poinrt anrt North
Beach iMilt. expt S.u'lvf it 8 l n m
a'urday t 10 U0 n m Daiiv frvire, wafer
peimliting, on Wi.Umette auA Vmhll 'tvera,
For f'lll liifurmaMon rail or oi afMrei
rartPtO. B. A N. liekei Onice, or atldre
A. I.. CHAIO
General Pmseritjer Aent
PORT! AND OREGON