fI0OTO SM THE
After the .rre of 45 or 50, when
jtruunitiy weaker, 11 is noiicea uiai
lit-iiln slo.viy, ami often si very insignificant scratch or f
bruise becumus a bad ulcer or sore. At this time of life K- .'Krjfe
warty growths, mole-sand pimples that have been 011 the wtfVJiv'i
body almost fimn birth begin to inflame and fester, and '' '
before very lung are large eating, sloughing ulcers. -5'..""-
V.-litm-v.-riiwreon.l.xT is D(rBirs.I ,,av0 not words Btronffenousbt1
aldW 111 Iiealing Itletl you may pi-iiim your grout medicine. I hul a nore on my
ht- nirc rni'i-tiiiii"" is radical- t-unipio for K:vorul veiu-a. It -would itch mul
pt mire hou.tuiin, is rumt.i bm.n iir;, bl(,( woulll 8(.llb ovorj bllt would
y vropg Villi your M.10M. nnvcr heal. Tho doctoi-B pronoimcGtl it Cancer,
wiim-old taint or poison that After takings. 8. a. uwliile the sore bofran todia-
: , . . . 1 . ciuu'Ko.aiia when nil tho poisonous muttor had
has been slumbering there for PufiH..d out it hualml. I tooit in nil about thirty
vcars is bf intliir' to assert oti 1p , t iilcint,-it tor mmii time niter it hadon-
. , , " rt . 1 1 tirely healed. Tlun wan u'uout ton yours affo, and
ttself, and o:.-aks out and be- 1 iav0 eon no sinn of it uinco.
ComtS a bad ulcer and per- Gunt, Audrain County, Mo. JOSEPHU3 REID,
iu beginning 01 Cancer. I hese old sores are rooted 111 the blood, and
s whili washes, soaps, salves, etc., keep the surface
clean, they are not healing. A blood medicine to
CHN purify and strengthen the polluted blood, and a tonic
h-5 ) t to huihl up the genera! system is what is needed, and
sVuf' g i; inst such a remedv. No nctison is sonnw.
erf ul and no germ so deadly that this great vegetable blood remedy cannot
reach it, and ulcers of every kind quickly yield to its wonderful curative
properties. .Medical advice or any information you may desire will be given
ijy our tjliysieiau without charge.
TSSE SW3FT SPEG9FB& GO., ATLANTA, GAm
General Crop Summary.
Duriny the pasl we ;k tho rainfall in
the eastern seel ions of l.I e Stato litis
hi en iLinple, an! in some lii'iiteil are-is
it has Im-imi exeoysive and attended by
high wind and hail, which hits done
iriMnUlcrublo damage to the crops ly
ing within the tracks of these sloruiH.
In thu western section of tho Slate j
droit:hr, continues and no rain of eon-;
rifniii'niie has occurred since .fune -ml, 1
except in some of the const counties'
and in the high level mt tiuns uf sicuth-!
ern Oregon, where local nins have!
fuller) iind greatly bnproved lute crops, j
Vail wheat is filling nicely and iisi
liarvent wiil I ime general this week.
I'V.n ".u'ley is aKo iiiiituring and pre 111
Isns to yield ah.tve the average, Marly 1
wnvn i-iitg grain is ripening and a
fair ccip will bo liarve ed. Lute j
sown spring wheal In tlie Willainotte.
valley f very poor: som? of it has'
nlreaily been -ut for (my and sou.o
will not pay to cut even fur this pur
&m fob balk
II. ... i? the great eM. wimp on the H?t. ! acres of hind; good limine nf live
rooms vuA tl'tiu, small barn ami all nu'rmitrv (uiibnildiii tt ; 1 acre in orchard
ami 1 arm 111 strawberriett. Lies 'n county mad, .a mile to railroad station.
utile to m h'n.1, h ini'es irom Unsfdnir. Thin id one of the nicest little homes in
Uiu i-imn'.y and dirt che.ip. only lli")l).
ilere i" 11 nood honm at a reasonable
Henebiir. uu acres (arm hind, balam-u j.-ihI pasture, all fenced and rroHH-fencetl,
innd limine d M-ven romnn guml burn, 7.5x40, and all neeeH-ary outluildinis
fchtiit two acres in orchard, mixed fruit : well watered by creek and sp'inv'H, and
plenty nf timber. S( hool IJ inilu, posiollieii ami Biore 2 milei. Nicely located on
totmly road; biautiful view from place, youd level road to city. This in an idea
home.
Here is a good home and dirt cheap; 210 acres 12 mi lea west of Koavdiurg;
Xl under fence, VI) acres of plowed land, balance good pasture, well watered and
jd.;niy of good limlmr ; fair house of six ro tins, fair barn and all uerePft.iry out
bnitdingti ; t acres in orchard ; '4 mile to strhool and postollicu. Price $itQ0.
Here a a nice litt'o home for Bide Hix miles Irom Hosehurg, one mile tc
cttcol, po:il'i(ticH and Htore; nil fenced and crnns fenced ; tiO-ncre farm laud, 1ml
wm (vis'iin well Im'ated ; flue views, good house of 7 roomc, barn and all neceH
iHry ont tmitdings, good family orchard. This is an ideal liuiuo and cannot be
tHtt or the incMey asked, only L'.fHK).
Tfere yo home neekers rtntl thin I A snap. 18 aeren 1 '4 miles from tho
irv of Uoseimrg on the banks of the I'mpo.mi river, tiood house of fix roouip,
t Bommer kitchen with cellar, ninatl barn and all neceasnry outbuildings, booiI
Hinily orchard, . acre in strawlwrries, ami S acres of the tlnutt ganlcn land in
Oregon ; good spring and weh and plenty of timber. This is an ideal home.
3W acres of land, 122 acres of thu land is rich bottom land, no better in the
pute jhahince hill laud, good pasture and plenty of timber. 10 miles from Kono
fairg. 4 i oi I bouse of six rooms, mm bouse of three rooms, two good barns and
i necessary on I huiidinps ; bop drier mi plaen ; plenty ol fruit for family use;
milu to school ; 6 in i led to K. U. station, gmxt road to the same ; goinl fishery on
blacv. This is one among tlie Ih'flt farms in Pouglas county in fact a perfect
. ferni. Of the itlxve duscnlied tract, 122 acre is rlue land for alfalfa and clover.
A perfect home fift acres, tbreo miles from Koseburg on county road. Al
inncetl ; 20 acres in liearing orchard ; live acres in young orchard; 5 acres in
grain ; 2o acred pasture, well watered, and plenty of tiinlhjr for home use. (iood
two story bouse containing 5) rooms, hard finished; good barn, 50x20, with big
1ml en one wide ; all iteu'-sary outbuildings. Beautiful view -nf the city from
yi'.wv aln4i sobliers' home. This is an ideal home. Price f 5, 1)00. House cost
fjft.lXW. (iood road and a nice drive to the city. One half down and balance in
two years timo.
No 8. ltOaeroB;40 acres fenced, 30 acres in cultivation. Small house and
torn, small orchanl, plenty of good mountain water and Iota of good timler. A
Id mountain range for stock adjoining. Thin is a nice little stock ranch. Twelve
ik from city, two miles from set 100 1 ami four miles from posiolHco. Price. $1500
A nice home containing 110 acres, all fence I and cross-fenced. Forty arret
wip, 15 in fruit and balance gHMi pasture; well watered ami plenty of goMl
timlw. Mile ami a half to school, post-ottice. store and It. K. station. Fair
lioune of m rooms, barn and all necessary outbuildings. One span of horses
two sets of harness, two wagons, two top buggies, three cows, two calves, M'
jhickeie 12 turkma, bt hogs, ami all farming and household goo 1 9 t w numiToiu
K mention. Kight miles frun Uosehurg. Kverythiug gMs iftr t;t7(K); $l'00i
Jown, balance on easy terms. This is a perfect home ami dirt cheap.
Jwt ihrres of land 1 2 miles from KoAclmrg, nil fenced and crosA-mr.ced, good
Vtuw-0 mven rooms, barn and all ne'essary out-tmildings, young orchanl, jusl
biV'eniiig to War, of 150 trees of all kinds of fruit; small grape vineyard ami
ploutv ol snt.ill fruit. 20 acres in cultivation ; nhout l.lHHt.UHt feet f timlter, mk
ml tlr; a fine mount ain stream running through place large enough to run i
fawmii six moniliH in the year. Two miles to tostoltiro and store. A tin
lUx'k n nge joining phice ; tine, healthy hvation ; plcutv ol gool mountain water
yood fishing and tin nting. Price $ ItXh).
lM in -res m land b ing on top ot Camas mountain ; house and nam ; no othc
Iniprovcmeiits; fair sttn-k range and at leant 2.tHHH)00 feet of go hi timber. Ivin
incoiiTiiv rotid and U. II survey. Price fi,000.
One of the best fruit orchards in Oong.as county, containing 50 acre of gon:
lirer iitioin land. :rs0choici- prune freest, und loot) applen, pear and pvaclies.
Ilandv to school, pci-ifellice and telepte'in. and well located. Only J.-'aM0 (or ( r
iee tnro'iie-pnying propertv. Tliis offer oidy I oMp goNl for a sliort time
H-t. iM a f.-igaii:. O n f tin- greatit of your life. I,n't fail to invest
This Ib-rcan't be heal in IV aulas coiinlv il-Mt a -rt-s of land three miles fron
R.ivImv" l-'i mi living ' ream 1 it lining thronh jiai-e, hits ol gitod tiuiiier, in fac
ntiii'1 ' p:u" f.r the j'!ace l u e ver if put on ? he ipurkct lo-ie in Kcsel. nr. ,
cit' . v ro id -good W i n.. id to town 1 his is No I :fock r.iii. li I
II. it a dandv l.on.e of liH) ucic, ..11 g od farm land'. -I'.. from
U 'S biti . , '4 tnile to K I! ftati.m. ' nrie
fro. 1 . ;.or hou -i'. fioo bearing iruit 1 rce
H re i amither 2 0 acres 21.. mi''r
tif-:b.'t
tviidn
H.I,, f
n p!,.,
, liH) acr
', lie" on
culivair
ad.
20 acre r.M fenced.
'air
ttni'
'ti ; 3 miles from K.
lio-.'.urg
veil bv;i(ed. All luiu-etiol 1 iurnitur-
101 acres, 0 miles from city.
and and well locate Tw and
.t-ti.iii-t:. n-!e from chol, and -me ami otit'-fou'th mile from ivttot!i- V,n
ritiv,.' ... t plcutv of timlxT, t'rii'e :'0 ier icr-
V .1,. .it.le Iioine iy;;ig -n th- rMiith of tin ('nic.pia river near K-'l.',
ntioionb ''i aciew; line lishiug and hunting; n good saw timk'r on pJtci
ANit 12 mile truii Oakland, price 1.iii0 t)ne-thirddi'wn. one-third in on
.nr uid -me -t Itirvl in two years ;it tle per cent interest. Now hero is cb-Mte
tiuM i .Mittle home cheap 10 I n e-v 'or-iM. ft lieats t king up 1 horn.
(Vfid
BLQGD. .
the vital powers are
a nurt 01 any kiiiu 'jJft'r'r
pose, flnnd rains within the next few
days will help some fields of late sown
spring wheat, bat moat of it is too fur
aJvanc.ed to be be no fitted, and this
part of tho wheat crop, which for
tunately, comprises but a t-mall pro
portion of tho whole, is considered a
failure. Oats are heading short and
yields below the uvei ago are expected.
Corn is doing fairly well. Pasturage
is drying up. Sto'dt generally keep in
good condition, but there is a falling
otl' in tho How of milk among the dairy
herd.-i. Haying is nearly finished, and
Lheerop, although light, was secured
in excellent condition.
Hop, potatoes and gardens arc un
even; where rain has alien they are
doing well: where drought prevails
1 hey are from poor to good, cepnnd
iiigitpim their eulivaiion and the ca
pacity of tlie soil for retaining moist
ure. I 'eaebcH are bc-'.'i lining to got ripe
and a fair 1 rop will be picked. The
cherry Bi-as.Mi is drawing to a close,
and the yields were much better than
e. ectcd. - ! . S. Wwither llurean.
fimirp. IS!) nercs 7.l.j mile e-iHt of
t -. I10 n nuui nial, all
Price . M per acre
from li.Hi'burg, all fenced, pi- ntv
I bdanro A No. 1 rapture. N
I'no
J 0 p.-r acre.
oo .Mi-iiig 'ruit trees, l ..ere in
10 rtcliU'd This i.s i nice tuece f
'S witii place Trice f I'm 10.
) liut no ner tmirovi'meii
s h aides fn... r-ulr'ad tatioi
FINANCIAL EXHIBIT
Of Douglas County, Oregon, for the Quarter
Ending June 30, 1904.
CLERK'S STATEMENT.
Financial report of the county clerk of Douglas County, for the quarter end
ing June 20, UtOh
UAHIMTiKS.
Outstanding warrants March 31, 1004 $ f),04S 16
I 'aid out on roads. "It!) 20
Paid out for indigents 571 40
" circuit court 2!) 20
" bounty on wild animals 120 00
" stationery and printing 115 00
" court house and jail 220 50
" county clerk . , 750 00
" sheriir 1,073 00
" justice court 155 25
" school superintendent 28150
" county judge 250 00
" county commissioners 35 00
" insane 25 20
" prisoners' board 25 15
" coroner 73 70
" county treasurer 274 50
" assessor . ; 700 25
" election 145 25
" county physician. 32 50
" stock inspector 3 00
" miscellaneous 1,240 00
Kstiinated interest on above warrants (i,so,'i H
One school fund l:S,5!ej 20
Due Indigent soldier fund 30!) 50
Diie road fund 3,328 -S7
Due for state taxes 42,5-13 12
Dalance on liand last report $ 50.50S 78
CoPected from 1003 tax roll 10,fi5ii 47
Costs for collecting taxes 172 H0
Sheriff's fees 12 CO
County clerk's fees it Use. 21
I Icdemption tax 1!) 25
Coll tux from assessor, 1001 44 S 00
Cromium on sale of indigent warrants 0 SO
Due on 1003 roil, poll and property tux 20,477 42
Douglas county fair ground 2,000 00
Comity debt 81,353 si
8172,017 04 $172,047 04
UKCAri'lT'LATION.
Cash on hand S 30.534 OS
Di! irom tax roll 20,477 42
Due school fund : 13,508 20
Duo imflgent soldier fund 300 "0
Due road fund 3.32.S M7
County debt as above . HI, 353 81
Outstanding warrants 100,014 05
Kstiinated interest 0,803 14
Duo for state tax. 10.54S 12
Due school fund 13.50S 20
Due road fund 3.32K 87
Due indigont soldier fund 300 50
$140,001 D4 $140,601 04
State of Oregon, )
County of Douglas, f
I, D, It. Sham brook, County Clerk of Douglas County, Oregon, hereby cer
tify that the foregoing Is a true and correct exhibit of the financial condition of
Douglas county, Oregon, for the quarter eudlng June 30, 1004.
Witness my hand and official seal this 1st day of July, A. D., 1004.
D. It. SHAMBItOOK,
County Clerk.
SHERIFF'S STATEMENT.
Quarterly report of E. Tj. Farrott, sheriff of Douglas County, Oregon, end
iug.lune 30, 1004.
April May and June Total
Amounts ree'd for county and state tax in cash.. .$ 0,234 44 91,425 03 $10,050 47
' special school tax in cash.... 1,450 72 172 05 1,032 37
" l city " .... 231 35 22 04 253 00
" " road " .... 274 55 14 40 288 05
" penalty and interest In cash.. 172 DO 172 00
" sheriff s fees iu cash 12 00 12 00
$11,200 08 $1,811) 62 $13,010 OS
April May and June Total
Anvt paid Treaa. for state and Co. tax In cash. .$ H,2M 44 $1,425 03 $10,050 47
" special school " 1,450 72 172 05 1,032 37
" " city H 231 22 04 253 00
" " road " . . 274 55 14 40 28 05
penalty and int.
M sheriff's fees in
$11,200 00 $1,810 62 $13,010 08
HKCA1MTULATIOM.
Amounts received for stato and county tax in cash $10,050 47
" special school tax in cash 1,032 37
oty "
" roatl "
penalty and Interest in cash 172 IK)
" sheriff's fees In cash 12 00
$13,010 08
Iy amounts paid treasurer for stato and county tax in cash $10,050 47
11 special school tax in cash 1,032 37
" " ' ctiy 253 i;o
" " ' road " 2-S o:
' penalty and interest in cash 172 !K)
'j " . sheriff's fees in cash 12 00
$13,010 OS
State or Oregon, (
County of Douglas, s
1, K. L. Carroit. Sheriff of Dmiglns County, State of Oregon, do hereby cer
tify that the foregoing statement is true and correct. K. b. CAUllOTT,
Sheriff of IVugUis County. State of Oregon.
God's Art Gallery of the Kockics.
Kdyth To.ier Weatherred says in a
recent number of "Tho Kxposition":
"My tlrst trip has recently Iwcnmade
over the world renowned IVnver & Kio
Orando Kaibvad. Any attempt at a
pen picture would Ik a sacrilege. To
appreciate it Is to see it and be, held
spelllHuind while you gae on tho
grand, glorious, beautiful and sublime.
Cied's Art Oallery of the Kivkies' Is
uriMirpaAscd and tills one's ml with
more love for the Creator, and you are
also Impressed with the wonderful
tncash 172 00 172 00
cash. . . 12 00 12 00
ay 00
2$$ 95
achievements of man who made it pos
sible for the traveller to enjoy the pic-ture.-Hues
of America."
If you contemplate a trip east, write
W. C. Mcllride, 124 Third street, Cort
lann. Ore., for booklets picturing Colo
rado's famous scenery, and "whatever
information you may desire. tf
1E0. E. HOUCK, M. I),
xtice, In the Revipw tmildinu, npsin
rooms n and 14.
Tel. futuiK-, Mfttnii.-
Ukview advertisers soil good goods.
The Mitchell Cloudburst.
Condon, Or., July 12. In a cloud
burst which struck the narrow canyon
in the mountains abuve Mitchell, which
is 50 miles south of here, at 0 o'clock
last night, two lives were lost and 25
buildiugs, half the huuscs in town, were
swept away.
Of the population of the town of
Mitchell 250 people more than half
lied to the adjacent hillside, through
fear when the omiuomj silence came and
tho heavy bank of terror-inspiring
clouds were seen to form. The other
half of the population, excepting two
persons referred to, succeeded in get
ting to tlie hillside after the roar of
the waters was heard coining down the
mountain.
The drowned people wore Martin
Smith, more than 00 years of ago, and
Mrs. Beth tine, almost 00 years of age.
The wife of Martin Smith, almost as
old as he, succeeded in getting to a
place of safety.
Eyewitnesses, talking over the long
distance telephone with Condon today,
say that the wave of wator seemed fully
25 feet iu height. Its roar could be
heard for several miles.
Above the town seme 300 yards '.wo
creeks, Dvidge creek and Mill creek,
join. Kach of those creeks has Us
source in the "mountains above the
J town. Each creek, by the cloud burst,
; overran its banks, ar.d when the waters
joined at Miichell the mighty volume
oversowed the narrow canyon in which
the town is slunued. The town has
but one principal street and every
build'ug on tho low t:r side of this street
was swi.pt down the valley, while the
buildings on the; upper side of the creek
werubat little damaged.
A strange feature of the storm was
that uot a bit of rain fell in Mitchell.
At the same time a fearful torrent was
seen falling on the mountain near by.
thevolume inornasi-.ig until it looked
as if a river were cos.-endicg on the
mountain side.
More than one hour before the wave
descended the people were filled with
fear; and, reali.ing that their town was
in much the fcamo predicament as
Heppusr ht;d been in, they dispatched
an outrider down the valley to warn
the farm', rs near the town.
TI1K KOsf.Bl'liO MAKKKT.
The local market quotations today
are as follows:
Wheat ?'A cents.
Oats 35rM0c en ts.
llariev 50 cents.
Hay Loose, s; baled, $12015.
New Potatoes 2 cents per lb.
Butter Dairy, 20c: creamery, 27
Eggs 20 cents per dozen.
Chickens Mixed, Do per pound.
Veal 5c, dnsssed.
Beef Cows, 2jc; steers, 2 cents;
heifers, 2tc.
Hogs Fat, 4(oUc live; dressed, 6jc.
Poklaxd Maiikkt The quotation
in the Portland market today are:
Wheat, 77 cents: oats, 81.20 per cen
tal; hay, clover, l!; ti'nothy, $10; wool,
valley, 10 cents; hops, 24 cents;
hogs, gross, 5ic; sheep, 2c gross:
beef, gross, 3c: veal, 7c; eggs,
10c; butter, creamery, 20; dalrv. lc:
chickens, mixed, 11c lb.
PRO'KISiKIOMA.L..
DR
. L. STUDLEY
OSTEOPATHIC rnYSICIAS
SDeclaltntof ehrnnlc d heaven. Consultation
free, otlice over the postoillce. FhouelUll.
Horas: 9 to 13 a. m. and-2 to T p.m.
Resilience at H. D. Graves place. 'Phone 1294
U. DARBY, D. M. D.
-DENTIST-
Oifice in the Abraham Building.
(Over the I'ostothce In tho office here
tofore occupied by lie. J. R. Chapman.)
RosKBCna Oregon
I O.TWITCUKLL,
l
PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON.
Kohkhduo, - Obkooh
-tHMiial atteurlon glTen tb dlwaset ol tha vj-tnc-
aew Hiuglat County Bank Build
ing-
ILMHH V. UOOVKK,
'HYSHUAN ASh HDKUKON.
rtimKHt k- 0b
ipcU Attontton diTcn to DlseMes o:
Nose and Throat.
t o- iuHt..-o loor qoutn of cm a
SPOKANK, ST. PAUL, DPLUTH
M I ! X K A P O I, I S, C H I C A G O,
ST. l.OPIS nnd nil fioints Eust
llnd Sotltli.
20Vl:Rl.AM) TRAINS DAILY
PLYi-R and the FAST MAIL. j
Splemli I Sf rvvotv t"i-tn-Pflth Kqnip
nient, Conrteoii! Kmplojva.
Davbiibt trip nrrops the Cam-ade and
RiX'kv Mountains
Kor full pnrtti nlar, r.ttes, folders, etc..
rail on or nddrM
li. DICKSON, C. T. A., 122 Third
Street, Portlnnd, ri.
3. G. YKRKS, ti. W. A t 12 Fimt
Avfnm. S.-iittlf, Wn-fh.
For trims, amnuinl'iotj, n-ihlno; ta lcle
and sport Inp otds po to 3. K. Sykes.
abstr&ct l titl: uod Him'. '. r. rt-
pared for riling uu tfiiverumb laud
Hluo prlnti ol township mapi ihowiuR al) va
oaot lauds,
FRANK E. ALLEY
ARCHITECT and ABSTRACTER
flans and estimates for all kinds ot
nildinpB. Special ductus for ofHoe
Offictt In UuuglftB County Hunk HullHiUff
i'hotmnTl, , KOHKBUttd. (IKK.
7
LODGE DIRECTORY
F. A A. 51., Laurel Lodge No. lit Holrtt
. regular int'i-tiiif? on -2ul aim -1th WtMluua
days of each month.
J. T. Bbikoki, W. M.
N. T. JKwu'rr, Hccrotary.
AO. U. W. Itoselmrff Lodge So. 16 Meet
thQ .'tul and 4ih !nmlnvs of each month
Hi 7:30 ji. m.,In the I. U. O. F. Hall. All
monitierH ingood ftaiidiiiK are invited to al
tuud Ja. M. liittit iKS, ,M. W.
K. li. Lknox, Recorder.
BP. O. HLKS, KoseburR Lodge, No. 326 Holdi
rcuular coiuiuuiiictiUous at the .Masonic
Hull 011 2nd and -1th Thursdays uf eaco
month. All laomlitTs roqueted to atteud
roKiilarly. and all visiting biotncrs aro cordi
ally iuvlted to attend.
c. H Caskox, E. R.
liov MtUL.ii.u;N, Secretary.
DKHRKK OF HONOR, Mvstic Lodge No. 1R
Meetslind ninUth Thur.-ilav evnhi(ta o!
each month in Furt-Mwrs Hall. Visiting
members curdfally Invited to attvnd.
Mas. Josi:i'ihnk Htsi.Kv, C. of H.
K. H. Lknox, line.
FOl- A., Court Iioujf'as No . ff.' Foresters ot
America, meets each Tuesday evening in
Foresters' Hall. Visiting brothers al
ways welcome. T. F. I'ATTKRMIN.C.K.
K. II.I.ksok, Itcc. Hoe.
E.V. HoovLit.l'hyftleiau.
J. :. Th mtiikm., "
IO. O. F., l'h!lf!arlftii Lo-lge No. 8 Meets in
011 Follows Temple, corner of Jackson ftni
( fins Hiroets, on saturdtiv. evening of each
week. Member.-of thu order iu good staudiup
uru Invited to attend
Geo. w. I'Ri-.r.Y, N.G.
N T. Jewktt, R. H.
Ii). O F., rniott Kncampinent No. 9 Meets
in Odd Kt-llows Tem.!.; on the 1st ami :ird
lhiirdiiyov:iiit-s u! or.L-h raon:h. Visit
ing brcihrcu K.vajt welcome.
L. . Mookk, 0. P.
F. j. Mn;Kj.j.i, .Scribe.
IO.O. V.. KMiifr -ittir Loiltre No. 171. I. O. O. F.
nu'CU in Odd l eIlov:i- 'I i-inidu , verv Friday
evening. VisiUng breirm-ii ait.-nvs welcome.
A. Sai.zm.in, N. li.
A. N. Oitci-rr, II. 8.
F. li. Micki.m, F. rt.
V'lAU'h Lodge N. l7-MeM every
l t'tine)-.iay in 1. i. u. Hull, at 7:Ho 11. m.
I Meinbuiit in cootl titandir.tr aru in vf t.'.l in
end. i. w. Ki;.ii.ai.i (j. u.
K. K. WtMiiKlti.Y, K. R. 8.
KO. T. M., I'r-teftim Tent No. l.V-Holds
n-' ilar ntoel:mti n the iirst ami third
1. J'rl,,Ryti t'Wh r.ionih in Odd Fellows
Hull. All visitiHK mem hers in good staudinii
ure invited to aueud.
(i. W. I'r.RHY, Coin.
ti W. Kait, R. K.
LO. T. M., Kosetmrp :tivo No. 11 Holds its
rcKiilar reviews iij.un the 1st and ard Frl
diiy ul each month at '2 ,clock in Odd Fel
low hall. SiKti-rH .f other ItiveH visltliift in the
city ard cordially invited to attend our reviews
Callu: N. JIkahI), Com.
M iw, J ei-me I'.Ar:1, R. K.
MOIH-KN IlItOTHKiiHOOD (K AMKRICA,
lt..s,.itrg iMAve No. 4Kt-Meeta every
i-i .. 'hur!,,'y evenliiR in Foresters' Half.
itdtiliK mem hers alnavs welcome.
Mns. m.yky Kant, President.
WiLUCK Rose, secretary.
Ofc.. S.,Ro?ebnr Chapter No. ft Holds their
reRiilar meetiiifr on 1st and 3rd Thurs
days in each month. Yifiting members in
good standing are respectfully Invited to at lead
Miss SiAt" Rast. W. M,
Mik Reuina Raht, Secretary.
0
N.O., Co. It., Separate Haltallion Meets
every Thursday evening at tho Armory
Hall at 80 clock.
F. B. Hamlin, Captain.
R!' KrAM Rosemirg Council No.
4l-Mcets-'ndand4thMoiidayM of each
month In r-nresters' Hall. Vlsitln
brothers always welcome.
F. B. Hamlin, Regent.
A M. Sanders. Secretary.
REBEKAHS, Rosehurg Rehekah Lodge, No.
41, I. O. O. F.-.Meets in tMd Fellowt
Temple every Tuesday evening. VlBitiug
sisters and brethren invited to attend.
Mns. Deli. 1 Jkwktt, N. O.
Miss Anna It. Clarkk. Secretarj,
WOMEN OP WOODCRAFT, Lilae Circle No.
4-Meetson 2nd and 4th Thnndavs ol
M "Vu renowa nan. VHlting
members in good standing are invited to attend
Mils. MlNNIC Jnvn fl M
Mrs. Belle Morian Cle'rlt.'
W
ff ;r 10 l "e ' reuows Han la
Ko.",.7irtMd 3rd Monday eve
nlng. Vlsitiog neighbors always welcome.
J. A. BuciiANAN, Clerk.
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