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Newspaper Page TextBottled bee, as well as food products, arc often adul terated with chemical preservatives, etc., which for awhile keep them from sourinx, but are injurious to the stomach. ABC. BEER is Kuiiiaiiteel to be absolutely pure and free from any adulterant whatever. It is never exposed to the air (which is Kerm-l;.den) but is brewed, fermented and need foreii-ht month! ill uir-ticht compartments, then piped ill tin-lined pipes direct to the air-lieht bottling machines, where it is bottled, sealed, pasteurized and packed lor shipment. A. The only beer bottled exclusively at the Brewery, therefore the only bottled beer that can be absolutelyijuaranteed. The American Brewing Co., St. Louis. U. S. A. SOLD EVERYWHERE Roseburg-Marshfield Slaee Line B. PliNTON, -SHOIUKKT AN'I) Myrtlc Point, Coquille $ all Coos Bay Points g Stmn )!ivt'3 Hnwlmri! t'Vi;rv n.ornintf at t:00 a. m. nonneiitinu with A trains ut Myrtlo l'oint fur MnrHhlleM river point . tiOOI) KK.R AND For furllior nnrtifiilar apply Casn Str'"l, mar the dopnt. Here ib tlm jrtiittpt snap on tlm tiM. H limn of tund ; good house of live roonirt, toht (t'OH, snrall ham hiiiI ail iien-HHary oiiMnii.tliii.i ; 1 iuto in orrhanl tun I I acre in mrawU'rritH. Lies on county roml, ,'u iiiiIh to ruilrosul b tat ton, i4' mile to HihtKil, fi niW;n from ItoHfhurK This it) one of the nicent little homes in t'm county ami tlirt cheap, only !flJ"). Here in h jjooj home al a reasonahle fitfun. 1S1 seres 7 miles e.int of Hfipohurjr. ltd aerea farm himl, hiilaiice jf.ol panture, all fenced ami erona-fenced, CioikI honm of seven rnuniri uoih! ham, 75xH). nml all neees ary outbniliUnjiN shout two hitch in orehanl, mi set I (mil ; well watered by creek and spring, and plenty of timher. S hool v mile, poMtotllcrt ami store 'J mile Nicely lociitvcl on rounty mad; hiautiful via) from place, ood level road to city. Tins is an idea home. Here i u irood home and dirt cheap; 210 iutph 12 milttB wept of Hos burn:; ,11 tindtir fwitv, 70 Heron of plowed land, balance uooil pHHture, well watered and plenty of crHHl timber; fair hoiiHe of ix riMiius, fair harn and all necepf iry out-(juildim-H; U acren in orchard; '4 milo tottvlioul and pustolliee. Price $1000. Here in a nice litt'e liome for sale nix mileH from Itoneburt!, one mile r rmnol, pmt.iilicn aod utore; all fenced and itonm hmred ; 00-aere farm hind, hal nee piKum wel! IWnti'i. ; fine views, good limine of 7 room, barn ami nil necen ptry out luiildingH, (iiMut family orchard. This in an ideal home ami cannot be Unit, (or the im:iey aked, only fJ.frtH). Here ye home-seekers read thin! A snap. 18 acres 1 '4' miles from the city (d Uosehurg on the hanks of tlm lImMmi river, (iood houtw of six rooms, lw Piiminer kitchen with cellar, small barn ami all necessiry outbuilding, good (amity orchard, acre hi strawtMrries, and ,1 acnn of the finest garden laud in Uregon ; yoni. spring ami wel. and plenty of limber. This is an ideal home. Iltw acres of land, l'J2 acres of thh land is rich bottom land, no better in the Plate -.balance hill html. g.Mid pasture and plenty of thnlmr. 10 miles from Kose burg. tiood lutiw oi six rooms, one house of three tottms, two good barns and all mressnry out buiidiiits; hop drier on place; plenty ol fruit for family use; J mile to m-hool ; ft miles to K. It. station, good road to ttie same ; gmid tishery on fdace. This is one among the liest farms in fioughis county in fact a MTfect arm. Of the nbuvo I cue n bed tract, 'J1 acre is tine land for alfalfa and clover. A perfect home fiS acres, three miles from Hose burg on county road. Al lenced ; 20 acna in Uuriug orchard ; live acres in young orchard; 6 acres in grin; 2fi acres pasture, well watered, and plenty nf timtrur for home use. t.iooii two story house containing 0 rooms, hard finished ; good barn, 50x20, with big ahetl on one side ; all nwosary outbuildings. J team if ill view of the city from place also sol.iiers' home. This is an ideal home. Price ."i.OOO. House cost rJft.OOO. (hnnI road and a nice drive to the city. One half down ami balance in two years time. No 8. 100 acres; 40 acres lenfd, 30 acres in cultivation. Small honpe and brn, small orchard, plenty of gisnl mountain water and lota of good timler. A fln mounUin range for stock adjoiniim. This is a nice little stock ranch. Twelve uils from city, two miles from svlinol and four miles from postotlice. Price, IIMM) A nice home containing 140 acres, all fenced and cross-fenced. Forty acre --troi, 1A in fruit and kilanco good pasture; well watered ami plentv of gool timUr. Mile and a half to scIhwiI, post-otlice. store and K. It. station. Fair house of six rooms, barn and all tuvessary outbuildings. One span of horses, two sets of harness, two wagons, two top buggies, three cows, two calves, 00 i hick ens, 12 turkeys, l,"i hogs, and all farming and household goods tx numerous to mention. K.ight miles from Hoseburg. Kverything gm'S for :1700; f20tH down, balaiue on easy terms. This is a erfeet home and dirt cheap. li'-O acres of land 12 miles from Kosohurg, all fenced and cross-fenced, good house of seven rooms, barn and all necessary nut-buildings, young orchard, jusl beMiniiiug to bear, of IfiO tres of all kinds of fruit; small grape vineyard and ;liity ol snmll fruit. 20 acres in cultivation ; alout 1,(HH),(XH) feet of timber, oak tlr ; line mountain stream running through place large enough to run a anw-mill six months in the year. Two miles to postotlice and store. A tine lock range joining place; tine, healthy location ; plenty of good mountain water; good Hulling and hunting. Price $1000, ItiO acres of land lying on top of Camas mountain ; house and Darn ; no other Improvements ; fair stock range and at least 2,(HXt,0t)0 feet of good timber, lying in comity road ami R. R. survey. Price f 1,000. One of the lest fruit orchards in Pougiaa conntv. containing 60 acres of good river bottom laud, S.V0 choice prune trees, and 1000 apples, pears and peaches. Handy to school, postotlice and telephone, and well located. Only $o000 (or the Hire income-paying property. This offer only holds good (or a short time. Here is a hargain. One of the greatest of your life. Pon't fail to invest. Thitoflercan't be beat in Honglas county. 00 acres of land three miles from Rose burg. Fine living stream running through place, lots of good timber, in fact enough to pay for the place twice over if put on the market bete in Rose burg ; re on county rosd good level road to town. This is A No. 1 stock ranch. Here is a dandy home of 100 acres, all good farm land, 41 miles from Rose burg, l4 mile to R. R. station, l4' mtle to school, He on county road, all lenced, fair house, 000 bearing fruit trees. Price (VtO per acre. Her is another 2.M) acres 2ff miles from Rosebnrg, all fenced, plenty of timber and water, 1(H) acres can be cultivated, balance A No. 1 pasture. No buildings n place, lies on county road. Price $10 per acre. Also 20 acres all fenced, fair house, 600 Waring fruit trees, 1 scro in tmwlerries ; 3 miles from Kosehnrg, l rnlle to school. This is r nice piece of land and well located. All honochohl furniture goes with place. Price $1500. No. U. UK) acres, 9 miles from city. Fenced but no other improvemen Pirt class land and well located Two and a half miles from railroad station ne-d Mirth mi!e from school, and one and one-fourth miles from postotlice- Well wai'Ted md plenty of tinih r. Price $2t) ier acre. nn little home iying on the south of the t'mpipia river near Kellogi eontaining 0 acres ; tine iNhing and hunting ; som giHd saw timlvr on place AUnt 12 mile Irun t;iklaud, price $1,000. Ono-thirddowu. one-third in on ?ir mid one-thiril in two yers at the er cent interest. Now here is a elm tie to got a gixxl little home clhMp and m easv erms. It tvats tditng up n home Itead. I H How to Jtedgs Beer UTY Impo:s!blo to find h in most bottled beers, because their preservation is gained through chemical adulteration. B. C. Proprietor BUST HOLTK T0- ami with tliu Irouta fur Coquille 6 X CAKKFUl, TRIVKK3 g to G. W. RAPP, Audit al Roeeburn, x 6 Yoncalla News. Cro)8 aro lootilntf woll and harvest ing bus beun. Wild blackberries are plentiful. Jas. A. DavU wan a Koseburg visitor Thursday. Miss Gertrude Daugherty spent the Fourth at Oaklaod. Scott Thompson, of Cottage Grove, spent several days in town recently. Rudolph IlarnesB was auondimr to business matters in town Saturday. Mrs. Steve Strawn, of Eugene, is at, present visiting with Mrs. M. Strawn. George Bull has returned from Knappton, Wash-, where he has been working for so mo time. Wm. Newman is a guest of W. H. Newman and family at the present writing. Miss Mabel Wilson has returned home from liayhurst whore she closed a very successful term of school. C. a. King and O. F. Tholl spent Monday visiting with their friends in Oakland. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wutkins, of Comstock, are visiting at present with the former's parents. John Waggoner one of the most pros porous farmers of Driver valley was in the city Sunday. 11. Tucker is making quito an im provement to his house by giving it a new coat of paint. E. M. Howo has purchased two lots east of E. Holliwull's house where he intends to build a new house. Several young people returned la-it week from London springs. They re port of having a lino timeuml several Interesting experiences. Mrs. F. J. Utymond arrived home last woek from Michigan where she had been spauding s:nns tiui3 with her old home friends and relatives. G. V. Staley and family came down Sunday from flosaburg to spaod the Fourth and visit their many friends. Dr. Mortenson returned the latter part of the past week from Sulom with a newly weUed wife. Ho wears a pleasant smilo now, Mr. Nowman and family arrived here recently from Iowa, looking for a place to locate. Thoy are very well pleased with the climate of Oregon. Mrs. W. V. Lewis and children, Hlaucho and Roy, arrived here Monday from Los Angeles, Calif., on a short visit. They were formerly residents of this placo. Miss J. Hurt departed Sunday for Rosohurg wlioro she has been employed to work in tho Soldiers Home for a short time, II. M. Irian, tbo photographor, was was In town Saturday from London Springs, where be is making a short stay for the bono tit, of his health. Mrs. M, M. Strawn arrived here Sunday fro-n Knappton, Wash., to to spend some time visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hull. Miss Emily Devore has returned home from Elk Head, where she closed a very successful term of school. She has been employed to teach In the pri mary department of the Yoncalla school. The railroad company Is making quite an improvement to the grounds around the depot by gravelling it and also placing a now cross road which will bo very convenient in every way. Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson are visiting relatives on the Lower Cala pool. Mr. Richardson Is Buffering with a very sore hand caused by the premature explosion of a giant powder cap. The thumb and two fingers on the left hand are pretty badly injured. Mr. Chesso, of Red Hill, lost about 75 cords of R. R. wood by it being burned up last Sunday. The cause of the Are is due to a spark from a pass ing freight train. It also destroyed some hay and a small section of rail road track which delayed the local train a couple of hours. S. B. Fine War Attas Free. TtlK Rf.vikw has secured a quantity of tine Atlases, specially portraying the scenes of operation in the great strug gle now on between Russia and Japan. I loth nations are rushing immense armies to the front and severe conflicts tare likely to occur tt any time. This atias contains -o pages, each 111x141 Inches in size, with tine, colored, full page maps, and a double-page binlseye view of Japan, Korea and Manchuria. It also .contains 40 important facts about each of the 40 leading nations of the world, and a reproduction in their natural colors of the (lags of all nations Other illustrations and valuable de scriptive and statistical matter, and maps (all maps are in colors) showing steamer routes and distances are in cluded. One of these tine atlases will be given Frkk to every person who pays his or her subscription; to the Tvuavkkk Rkvikw for one year in advance, or to the Daily Rkvikw for six months In advance. Send your order,at once to Kkvikw Publishing Co., Roseburg, Oregon. POU SALE. One horse, 7 years old, r weighs 11"'0 pound, one span of bay mares, new set of heavy dray har ness, one top buggy, new set of single harness. Enquire of Oco. llargan at Wood's grocery store. jl 17. 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 pared in two minutes. No boiling 1 no baking 1 add boiling water and set to cool. Flavors: Lemon, Orange, Rasp berry and Strawberry. Get a package at your grocers to-day. to cts. Agricultural Education. The movement to secure an agricul tural education through the public schools of the country is steadily in creasing and from time to time mani fests itself through unusual channels. At the recent convention of the Trav elers' Protective Association at Spring Held, Illinois, addresses were maiio on this subject and the association voted to present the matter before the Na tional Educational Association at its coming annual convention at St. "Louis. The Travelers' Association passed a comprehensive resolution setting forth that the stability of our soeial and business conditions and the prevention of recurring periods of trade depression require that the balance of our popula tion should be maintained on the laud as independent home owners and pro ducers from the soil aod that ways should be found and carried out for placing upon the laud all unemployed labor and transforming every ''out-of-work" into tho owner of a home on the land from which he can ut all times get a comfortable living with his own labor. It was set forth that the entire Ameri can educational system should be so re modeled us to induce every child to bo a lover of nature and of the country and to train him toward the land as a source of livelihood rather than away trom it; the children should be taught to farm as they are now taught in France and Deomark in the public schools and that farm training schools should be established by county, muni cipal, state and national governments. The resolution further called atten tion to the great remaining public do main in the west as by far the most valuable asset of this nation which will furnish an outlet for our surplus labor during this and coming generations, urging that it bo reserved for rea j home buildurs who will farm it in small tracts. The association appointed a perma nent committee on education, irriga tion, forestry and land, with a member from each state and territory to carry out the Idea of this resolution. Wttk MHrts Are caused by indigestion. If you eat a little too much, or if you are subject to attacks of indigestion, the stomach ex pandsswells, and putts up against the heart. This crowds the heart and shortens the breath. Rapid heart beats and heart disease Is the final re sult. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you eat, takes the strain off the heart, cures Indigestion, dyspepsia, sour stomach, and contributes nourish ment, strength and health to every or gan of the body. Sold by Fullerton & Richardson, Roseburg; Oakland Drug Co.. Oakland. Reduced Round Trip Rates Ac count Worlds Fair, St. Louis First class tickets on sale May, U, 12, 13, June, 10, 17, IK, Julv, 1, 2, 3, Aug., 8,9, 10, Sept., ii, ti, 7,' Oct., 3, 4, o. Roseburg, to St. Ixwls, and return, good 00 days with stop over privileges ai rates ranging from $75.4. to tSJ.oO according to route cho?en. Passengers will have privilege of starting on any date which will enable them to reach destination within ten days from the sale date. Inquire of Agent Southern Pacific Co., Roseburg. d-sw-tf Mardi Gras and Carnival Portland. at A Manll Gras and Carnival will be held at Portland June 2nh to July 7th inclusive. Special attractions have been provided to make this the most successful carnival ever given in Port land. Special rates have been granted by the Southern Pacific Co. for this oc casion. Sale dates June 27th, July 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 7th. Call on any Southern Pacitic Agent for particulars. jl 2 It Will be to Your Interest. If you contemplate visiting the St. Louis Exposition, to secure reliable In formation as to railroad service, the lowest rates and the best routes. Also as to local conditions In St. Louis; I hotels, etc., etc It you will write the undersigned, .staling what information you desire, the same will be 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 D. H. TRfMnru t Commercial Agent, 142 Third Street, t'ortiand, ore. Moki Tea positively cures Sick Head ache, Indigestion and Constipation. A delightful herb drink. Removes all eruptions of the skin, producing a per- ' feet complexion or money refunded- and 50c. Hamilton Drug Co., 5obur,r: Oakland Pro Co.. Oakland. r Ukvikw advertisers soil pood goods. REDUCED EXCURSION RATES From S. P. and C. E. Points lo (be Seaside and Mountain Resorts for the Summer. On and after June 1, 11)01, tho South- f-rn Pucilic, in connection with tho Corvallis & F.astcrn railroad, will have on sale round trip tickets from points on their lines to Newport, Vuquii a and ix-ti-oit at very low rates, good lor return until October 10, 1H04. Three-day tickets to Newport and Yaquinu, good going Saturdays and returning .Mondays, are also on sale from all East Side points, Portland, to Eugene inclusive, and from all West Side points enabieing people to visit tueir laimlics and spend bunduy at the seaside. 'Season tickets from all East Side points, Portland to Eugene, inclusive, and from all West Side points, are also on sale to Detroit at very low rates, with stop-over privileges at Mill City or uuy point cast, enableing tourists to visit the Santiam and Breitcnbush hut springs in the Cascade mountains, which can be reached in one day. Season tickets will be good for re turn from all points until Octobor 10. Three-day tickets will bo good going on Saturdays and returning Mondays only. Tickets from Portland and vi cinity will be good for return via the East pr West Side at option of pas senger. Tickets from Eugoue and vi cinity will bo good going via the Leb-anon-Springtield branch if desired, baggage on Newport tickets checked through to Newport; on Yaquina tickets to Yaquina only. Southern Pacific trains connect with the C. & E. at Albany and Corvallis for Yaquina and Newport. Trains on tho C & E. for Detroit will leave Albany at 7 a. m., enabling tourists to the hot springs to reach there the same day. Full information us to rates, with beautifully illustrated booklet of Y'a quina bay and vicinity, thr.eluble, etc., can be obtained on application to Edwin Stone, manager O. & E. rail road, Albany: W. E. Coman, G. P. A., Southern Pad lie company, Portland, or to any S. P. or C. it E. agent. Rate from Roseburg to Newport, $8. Rate from Roseburg o Yaquina, 88. The Pill that will, will fill the bill, Without a (jripe. Tocleanse the liver, withouta quiver, Take one at ui'ht. De Witt's Little Early Risers are small, easy to take, easy and pen tie in effect, yet they are so certain in results that no one who uses them are disappointed. Fur quick relief from biliousness, sick headache, torpid liver, jaundice, dizzi ness and all troubles arising from an inactive, sluggish liver, Early Risers are uuequalled. Sold by Fullerton & Richardson, Roseburg; Oakland Drug Co., Oakland. See Frank E. All?y ior land scrip. Guaranteed porfect, and ready for de livery. Lowest market price. D R. II. L. STGIH.KY OSTEOPATHIC PHYSIC! AS Pnccialitt of chronic diseases. Consultation free, othce over the postotlice. 1'hono lull. Hours: 9 to V a. m. and):! to ' p.in. Residence at II. I), tt raves place. 'I'houe 1?M W1I. DA Kit Y, D. M. 0. . DENTIST Office in the Abraham Building (Over t tofure i R OS EH C HQ tofure occupied by Dr. J. H. Chapman.) Okkoon j O.1WIT0UKLL, PHYSICIAN AND BUKiiEON KOHKBUBO, ... OBBGOft special attention si tod tb diseases of the ej- OfBce oew louglfti Couuly Bank Build ng j-LMKR V. HOOVKk. PHYSICIAN AND riUKGKU.N ROBBBDBO - OB Special AttoottoD glTeo to Dlseaae : t, nose ana xaroav. Office Main tit., on door south of Cit d 1EO. E. HOUCK.M. D. Office, in the Review building, oputau rooms 13 and 14. -Telephone. Mainll. -KOKBBDBH, OBB. For a Good Short Order Meal or regular dinner go to JIM HITS ROTBNIL Next door to Great Central Cigar Store OPBH FROM 1 A. It. TO 10 V. M. SPOKANE, ST. PAUL, DULUTH MINNEAPOLIS, CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS and all points East and South. 2 OVERLAND TRAINS DAILY FLVER and the FAST MAIL X Splendid Service, Up-to-Date Equip ment, Courteona Employee. Daylight trip aorom the Cascade and Kockv Mountains Kor full pArtirulare, ratee, folders, ete., call on or address II. IMCKSON, C. T. A., 122 Third ,rw'; P""1"n''' T'; , . 9. . YKRKS, G. W. A, 612 First A venae, Seattle, Wash. Agent for JJ Tickets (iWytTiSTj' TO Abstract of title to tewk-d limit, I'apuri pre I pared for tiling on KovurLmtj1' laud. Ulue prluti of township maps showing ftll v oautlaoJi. FRANK E. ALLEY ARCHITECT and ABSTRACTER flans and estimates for all kinda of ouildings. Special designs for otliee Uxtu res Office lu UoufUi County Ittuik hullftlug; rhouu 871. KOHKHUHa, UHK. lodge director? F. & A. M., Laurel Lodge No. 13 Holdt . repular meeting on iindauu 4th Wednes days of each month. J. T. Bripiikr, W. M. N. T. Jxwktt, Secretary. AO. U.W. Roseburg Lodge No. 16 .Meet the '2nd and 4th MondBvs of each moutU at7:30p. m.,in the 1. o. 0. F. Hall. All members ill guod standing are Invited to at teud Jas. M. Uuujukh, M. W. E. II. Lk.nux, Recorder. BP. O. ELKS, KoBebiirK Lodge. No. 326 Hold! regular couimiuilcutiuiiH at I. O. O. F. Hull on 2nd and 4th Thursday!) of each month. All members toqiiea to attend regularly, and all visiting b.-oioor aro cordi ally invited to attend. F. Waitk, K. R. Roy McUlallkh, Secretary. D Ed REE OF HONOR, Myrtle Lodge No. 13 Meeta 2nd and -ith Thursday evenings ol each month in Foresters' flail. VUltiug members cordially invited to attend. MKfj. JO.SKHII.NK RisLKV, C. Of H. E. II. Lenox, Reo. Fob A., Court Douglas No. .t- Foresters ot America, meets each Tuesday evening iu Foresters' Hall. Visiting hrothers al ways welcome. T. K. I'attkrmin.c. R. K. H.Lknox, Rec. Sec. E.V. MnovKit.l'hyslclan. J. C. TW'ITCIIKLI,, " 10. O. F.. i'hiletarian Lodge No. 8 Meets iu Odd fellows Temple, corner of Jackson and Cass streets, on Saturday evening of each week. Members of tho order iu good standing are invited to attend Ceo. W. I'khky, N. Q. N T. JawKfT, R. H. IO. O P., I tilon Knuampmont No. 9 Meet, In Odd Fellows Toiuply un tho Ut ami Urd Iniiraituy ewiiliiKs of fueh muiith. Visit lug brultirua nhv.yg wt'lvoinc. I.. It. Mooiir, o. P. K. ti. Mli'KLLl, Hcrlbe. O. O. F KM tig Star Lodge No. 171. I. (. O P. meets in Odd Kellows 'ivrajde every Friday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. A. Salmax, n. a, A. N. Oacrrr, It. S. F. ti. Mu klli, K. S. K OF P. .Alpha Lodge So. 47-Meeta every Wednesday in I. o. o. Hall, at 7:30 p. ni. Membeis iu gouil standing are invited to attend. u. w. Kimhau.. (, c. K. K. WlMliKHLY, K. K.8. KO. T. M.. Protection Tent No. 1.-Holda regular meeting on tho first and third i. 1"rilla" "f each month in odd Fellows Hall. All visiting members iu good staudiUK aro invited toatlend. 0. W. 1'ERitY, Com. 0. W. Kait, K. K, LO. T. M., Roseburg Hive No. II Holds Its regular reviews umui the 1st and 3rd Fri day oi each month at 2 o'clock In Odd Fel lows hall. Sisters of other Hives visiting in the city are cordially invited to attend,our reviews Callik N. Hkahk, Cora. Mrj. Jehsii Hap:-, K. K. MODKRN HKOTH KKHOOD OF AMKKK'A. Itocehurg Loiino No. Wi -Meets every ' burs.lav evening In Forcters' Hall. isltlng members always welcome. Jlii". Mahv Ka.ntz. President. WiLHUK Koss.M'eretary. 0E. R., Rosebnrg Chapter No. 8 Holds their regular meeting on 1st and ard 'I'hurs days in each month. Visiting members in good standing are respectfully Invited to attend Mian MaUj Hast, W M. Miss lUtHNA Kakt, Secretary. 0 N.U., Co. I)., Hepnrate ItaltaUlon-Meett every Thursday uveuing al the Armory Hall at tt o'clock. F. B. Hamlin, Captain. ROYAL ARCAM'M, Roseburg Counell No. am Meets 2nd and 4th .Mondays of each month in Fureiien. Hall. Visiting brothers always welrome. F. It. II axmx, Regent. A M. Uakukiu, tiecretary. REBEKAH3, Roneburg Rebekah Idge. No. 41. I. o. . F.-Meeu In CMd Fellowa Temple every Tuesday evening. VUltiug sisters and brethren invited to attend. Site. Drli.a Jewrtt, N. U. Misa Anna B. Clarkr, Secretary. WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT, Lilac Circle No. 43 Meets on 2nd and Uh Thursday ol - uiuuui i wiiu renown nan. Ml ting members Id good standing are Invited to attend Mrs.' Belle Morian CJe'rk." WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. Oak Camp No $25 Meeta at the Odd Fellowa Hall In Roseburg. every 1st ann 3rd Monday ere log. Malting neighbors alwart welcoma. I. P. Fishkr, C C. J. A. Buchanan, Clark. Oregon Sh outline ahd union Pacific Three Trains Daily to the East r"gh Pjllm.n BUnrtaril and Tourt.l .".k"""uiijw umini, intc.ro, 8nor oe; louit.t ileeplD. cars dallr to (.niu CHt: through Pullman toatlit iMplii( oars Kama. City: rectlnlni chair cars, scats (roe, to toe East Dattr. 7A II O U H m tx MPOBTLAND TO VHIOAOO II No Chanie of cars. " DPrts TIMS 8CIIK.Dm.KS Arri.e 'Q' From Fttrtlaad. from Cklcato ' r" Portland. Bait tako, DcnVcs, Ft. tpodal Worth. Oraaha. K an , :15p m .a. Cltr, St. Lonu, Tia Rant- Chteaio and tin. maton. tS Salt Ul. 0.r,r.r. Ft -d n m WorUl- Otaa, Kan- Tia fin?t- "as Cltr, n. Loala, a.Bl. lnin Calcaioandlait. at, Panl Walla, Le.l.toa. ' Fart uail Spokane, Wallacs, 7Upm. Pullman. Mlnnoapolli "la 81. Paul, DalnlB, Mil. S:00a.sl. Spokana. aaM c&ICAa and OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE For San Francl.ro twj Are days at 8-00 p. tn Kor A.torla, war points and North Beach Daily, except Stin'laf, at S 00 p. ra.: Saturday at 10 00 p m Dally rvlco, water permllllDf . on Willamette and YamhlP Myers. For hill lnrorraation rail op oi addre nearcat U.HaS. Ticket Office, or addreaa A. I.. C'I,VI General Fasapnirer ARtnt PORTLAND OREOON Review adds bring results.