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i. ' li ) it fall Tlic KiiuJ Td;i TTavn .V'u.vb BonrM. anil wliicii Ims Tinea iti ua (::y ovir ;0 jrju-s, lias botno 1fco Kii?nlnvo of I,, i ami fsits li:ci m:ulr, under his iier- &k Jls&'faj1 "a 8iii'iilsiiiervisiiii Kiiico its iriKimy. t '4Ct4l. A)iow 110 0)10 toflofiiivo you i: tin's. A.ll Cimi)ti:i iVHs Imitations uiirt Jnst-as-jfiwiil" nr Imfc lixjierininiits trilto villi niid (.it?nnur tlio lioultli of Intaiils uiul tUii;Un KxporiciKO against JjxpcriiiKMlt. IS CuHtoi'ln is a iiurmlrss Riilistitiito for Castor Ol!, Pare goric;, Drops r.iul Moolliiiifr Synsiis. It 1m I'l'iiiKnnt. Iti contitiim ncttlier Opium, iUorjiMnu nor other Kitrcotio tillustmit'ti. Its nKO is its guiiriiiitnn. It destroys Wonim ami aliays Fimiiislmesn. It cures DiurTliiun, anil 'Wind Colic, it relieves TcnthlM) Troulili'S, cures C'oiistiimtlou Jlild Flatulency. It assimilates tlie Foml, regulate tlio Ktoniai h ami Bowels, ffiviiif lionlthy and natural sleep. Tlio Children's Pa:iace;v-Tho Mother's i'rieml. GENUINE STORIA Bears the Signature of ALWAYS The KM You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THt OKNTAIifl CO MP NY, TT'MURMtV THrKT, MtlV VOKK Special Rate to Grants Pass. The Southern Oregon session of the Oregon Development League, will be held at Grant Pass, Sept. 2:lrd, 11101, for thla occasion the Southern Pacillc Co. will sell special tlckeU to Grants rana, and return, on Sept. 22nd and S3rd, at one and one third fare for tbe round trip. Tickotg limited to return on Sept. 21th. d-aw-822. A Boy'i Wild Ride For Lift. 'With family around expecting him to die, and a Hon rid I ng for life, 18 miles to gel Dr. Kind's 'ew Discovery (or Consumption, Coughs and Colds, W. II. Hrown, of taesvllle, Ind, endurod death's agonies from asthma; but this wonderful medicine gave instant re liof and soon cured him. He writes: "I now sleep soundly every night." Like marvelous cures of Consumption, Pneu monia, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and Grip prove its matchless merit for all Throat and Lung troubles. Trial bottles free at A. C. Marsters & Co drug store. Tbe particular, hard to suit and hard to lit indlviduat la luvited to call on J A. McDougall, the tailor. A suit of clothes made by "Mac" will give you satisfaction. Bear In mind that he carries only the latest styles and pat terns, tf m r J I 1 II I'M J'. , ., J I l- i '!.- , I Make Your Mark ' In the World 1 Don't be satisfied to work along in the same old way for low wanes. Wc have helped thousands carve out successful careers. Wc can help yon do the same. If you want to chance your work, wc can train you in spare time for a salaried position in your new pro fession. We can train von. Iy mail, at Sinnll expense, for any of the follow ing positions: Fltctrl.-tl Enjiltwr: rirclrtcl.nl Civil r tngivctr; ATYniif.-i; Arcnitc.'ii.r.i I IV.ifncr: Sh Cird Writer. AJ cnoKT.r-her; rrlKh, Grm.a, or Spinlib, rvhtnioftl Bnttneer: Meehsnlctt nriti.mni I FnfWr; &urveot: Mlnlii I'rumffr: Snnr, IWAuniini lii.i Pllntcr; I litmni; Ornimeni. lUilefi Wln'tow l-.tf; HiMtkhrrpcri Stcnacn WIU fnantmrapD i L.ummcrclI Il'iit Tl.1 sMiiie n-iV fvsitio inh-mls you, to INTERNATIONAL Correspondence Schools BOX 799, SCRANTON, PA. Oh Call On Ova Local Rktrkskntativr : X. 1101. 1. Aistiin! Supvrinton hnt ol Oreit Division, 201 McKay 111J PorMsinl. tlroiron. 1 V. McCAKFHKY Solicitor ami Collector for Southern Orejion. Hcad- quartera ai iirsimi im, ("tivon. Mr. McCaffrey visit Kopuhuri; every 30 davs In the interest of the jrhool and 111 be s ad to hear from all iiitcioflwl rnrlies. Write hiin lor circulars, etc Key are tree. ORIGIN OF PLUM DUFF.' How tt FmiioaN I;Jflt of I-Jiifftirth Sntl om fill It ft!! Ill f. Thpro art1 inaiiy tnnliUiKiM ro.i)fi.'Un,-! tl.e m-4'iu ot tin name 'ihini tlufi," tiiu Ki't-al b'.lMay dish of snilur.s. No f..ast uu Iiiiil)tj.uil ir cuiisiiUTtil itr l'.'i t wiili'nu it. Airi.nlin' to the sior.v .iVfii in I tit- tiWt'fry of i!it ltriiisli navy, an I-n li.-.h ial in llic suutli I'a was cau;:lil in a siMics of awful lui:-ric.iii-. Ail on bor.ni v.'io un::ti)iis to ri'ii' li a ; rt in tw r-n ("iij'istir.as. lUt til.' 1 Jli'li.y 1..UIMI ill' iil siiit y.lX ilu- NarlLrnior ii!:tinls. 'orNt of nil. tliey lin'l shiij;t'(l a wn tliat caniv-.l away llic lifiicrp cniilaiiiii. a t'-nv -!ilcl;f:i.. Wlu'ii t In? cool; ii-.wv tin; Christinas dinner lliutliii In Hie k'0 scupp'T-s anfi in dnni'f of ualni; ovorbuaict lie made a jjralliint rhari? (Irnvn tho siipprry fclopini; (ii-ck to Pji.-ovtH' It, but at that tiiomont n nit wave rose biii over tin; bulwarks, l.irokc with resistless fury on the very spot where he stuud. nnd when It subsided cook and chick ens liad both disappeared. Till unfortunate, nccidont left the crew not only without n t'tirlstinns dinner, but without any one to pre pare an ordinary meal. The sailor wore her.rlily sick of "hard tack" ami remembered with InuciUK the fa incus plum pudding of merry Knland. They di'terinined that somehow they must have n Christinas pudillns and drew lots as to who should be the cook. The choice fell on the boatswain's mate, n brawny son of the" Kmerald Isle. In the valley he fount) nn old cookbook. This lie solemnly pored over in eeaiv-h of something prouiis inc. but for lack of skill or materials found nothing he dared venture upon. At last be settled upon n recipe which beEfin. ".Make n. stiff dough." When lie reached the word dough he said to himself, "If r-o-u-K-h spells ruff, d-o-u-R-h spells duff." So he r.uide the pudding, puttlnff In some tine Malaga raisins, and served It out with a Konoroiifl quahtity of rich sauce. The sailors hailed it with de light and appreciation. "What d'ye call It?" they asked. "Plum duff." said tho proud cook. And plum duff It has remained from that day to this. Manchester Times. JAPANESE P30VRBS. The error of a minute, the sorrow of a lifetime. After having tasted bitterness one becomes n man. ; It Is more dltfcult to keep a fortune than to make one. The life of nn old man Is like a light ed caudle In .1 draft. It Is easier to find n thousand ro crults than one general. The capital nnd the fireside bare each their own attractions. Beforo wo can sympathize with oth ers wo must buvo autTercd ourselves. Do not be slavt to your children. They will have thiir happiness later. The wise man shapes himself accord ing to circumstances, as water takes the shape of tho vssel into which It (m poured. A Hard Problem. "Is this Mnio. Ponipou?" breathlessly inquired u man who had climbed sev eral Ulghts of stairs and been admitted into a darkened parlor. "It is," replied the stately personage whom he i.d d reused. "The famous clairvoyant nnd fortune teller?" "The same." "Io ycti read the mind?" 'With perfect onse." "fan you fon'tctl the future?" "The future holds no mysteries that I can not unru'.el." "(.'ail you unfold the past?' "The record of all things past Is to mo r.n opeu book." "Then," suld the culler feverishly, inking from UN pocket a handful of silver, -l wisli you would tll me what It is tbatmy wife wanted me to bni'g home without (nil this evening nud mime your price. Money Is no object.' So Otiurlrr, A fanner telh of an old Irishman In hts employ whom ho once permitted t6 make use of certain land for farming purposes on condition that Pat should give him one-fourth of the crop he raised. At tlm harvesting of the crop tho farmer wis n mazed to find the Irishman had not kept his part of the ngreeuient, for while he huuled away throe wagon loads of produce he bad not sent a sluglc load to bis master's barn. Tbe farmer called Pats atten tion to tho fact that he bad taken the entire rop, asking; "Now, bow's that. TatT Wasn't I to receive a fourth of tho oropV "You was, sir; you was," excitedly exclaimed the Irishman, "but there's only three loads, sir; only three loodO lit Pt latency Trlnmph. "I v rote you." she said, "to call and get y ur letters, which you did. Then you hmiicdtitely w rote me another, t can't utiCerxtand It." "Why, tbtn I had n not her on to call find got, didn't I?" be returned. Thn, seeing there wns only ono way to gf t rid of hhu, she promised to mar ry b.ru. Chicago Post. lie Knew it. "All, Mr, Frankly," exclaimed Miss Gusher, "your secrets are so beautiful! Yon nro surely the great poet.' " "That's what," replied Frankly, who dislike, argument. "You can't get up a debato with me on that polut." Philadelphia Ledger. Cliarlle Papn, tlio Whites hove a new nurse. Pnpa What Is she, son Kivncb or German? Charlie I don't know. papa. I think she's broken Kng-lish.-Uft. Th Ttro Hinds. "The great art of conversation Is to tempt other people to talk." "Yes, but some people need to b b'lAJcUoffl-XIUA'lpuaUTjcJbu . Clear Shin You have doubtless heard a great dea? about Ayer's Sar saoarilla how it makes the blood pure and rich, tones up the nervous system, clears U 4J,... I l. A -I. 1 ' . e iic aiw.i, icuucns me t-ncLs. rtstv your uocior, 7-, . ! The Fair Houte T wm Myioffltni) ji Via Chicago or New Orleans to St Louis, is the one tliai pives you the nn 'St for your money, nod t he fuel thai tho Illinois Ckntuau otiurs unsur pp.sed st;r ice via these points to the Worlds Kair. and in this connecthm to all points boyond, makes it to your ud vantage, in caso you contemplate a trip to any point cast, to write us before making Imul arraDjrerncnts. Wo can offer the choice of at least a dozen different routes. D. H. Tki'Muull, Commercial Affent, 142 Third Street, Portland, Uret?. J. C. Lisusiy, T. V. & V. A., 142 Third Street, Portland, Oreg. P. B, Thompson. F. h P. A., Room 1, Colman iJidtf.. Scuttle, Wash. MISCELLANEOUS. w T ANTIOD. Millinry apprentice. V A-.ldij5s Box l.-, koseburg Ore. HOUSIO FOK RliNT. House and liarn in North Koseburg, Call on i3. F. Pago. d-sw 2L. WANTED. Girl to uo geueral housuwork. Apply, Mrs. 21. Joseph son. ACKER'S ' DYSPEPSIA TABLETS rare Pyvoeris all (tlsorcn arlnlng from I-'diavttiou. Eudomei by pbynicituii eveiy where. So curt-, 110 fay. 2) cuntH. For nale hv iUmiltou l)ni Co, Boseburg, Or.: Oukiand Div.g o., Caklmid. Or Trial pckigm tree by writiig to W. It. llooktir i.o , BuiiaiO, Y. Do You Want Lands? "We have secured ? quantity of Forest Reserve scrip applicable to Non-Tim bered lands only, which we can offer at attractive ligures while tbe supply lasts. It will be ready for delivery about Aug 15. The Austkact op Title to thk MASK LANDS HAS HKEN APPROVED by the Commissioner of the General Land Ofllce and the Secretary of tha Intorior. Write us for prices stating the quantity dsired. References: Columbia Na tional Bank, Washington, D. C; Union Dank and Trust Co., Helena, Montana, and the Merchants National Bank, Portland, Oregon. sw-tf. Collins Land Co., Concord Bldg., Portland, Oregon. Fine War Atlas Free. The Review has secured a quantity of tine Atlases, specially portraying tbe scenes of operation in the great strug gle now on between Russia and Japan. Both nations are rushing immense armies to the front and severe conflicts are likely to occur at any time. This atlas contains 20 pages, eacb HJxL4l inches in size, with tine, colored, full page maps, and a double-page blrdseye view of Japan, Korea and Manchuria. It also contains 40 important facts about each of tbe 40 leading nations of tbe world, and a reproduction in their natural colors of the flags 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 fine atlases will be given Free to every person who pays his or her subscription to the Twice-a-ekk Review for one year in advance, or to the Daily Review for six months in advance. Send your order at once to Review Publishing Co., Ro&eburg, Oregon. Has Sold a Pile of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy I have sold Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for more than twenty years and it has given entire satisfaction. I have sold a pile of it and can recom mend it highly. Joseph McKIhiney, Linton, Iowa, You will And this rem edy a good friend when troubled with a cough or cold. It always affords quick relief and is pleasant to take. For Sale by Hamilton Drug Co. Remember that the Douglas County Creamery sells the Sharp! ess Tubular Cream So pa rut or. We pu a ran tee It to lead them all in closeness of skim- Ing, ease of cleaning, easiness of turning, durability and convenience. You do not have to sign a contract, to try the Sbarpless. If you want a cream separator, we will loan you one until you are convinced. We also guarantee to meet any price paid by any concern buying cream. sw-tf. Douglas County Creamery Co., Roseburg, Oregon. THK KOhBRURO tAARKRT. The local market quotations today are as follows: Wheat 85 cents. Oats 35(rf40centa. Barley 00 cents. Hay Loose, tS; baled, llo. Potatoes 2 cents per lb. Butter Dairy, 25c; creamery, 30. Eggs 20 cfnts per dozen. Chickens Mixed, 9c per pound. Veal 6o, dressed. Bf Cows, lK'2c; iteera, 2fr cents; heifers, 2c. Hogs Fat, 4(34 tc live: dressed, 6fc. Porland Market The Quotation In the Portland market today are: Wheat, Sit cents; oats, f 1.20 per cen tal: hay, clover, $10;"tin)othyt $13; wool, valley, 19 cents; hops, 24 cents; nogs, gross, otc; sheep, rio gross; beef, gross, 3c; veal, ic; eggs, 20c; butter, creamery, 25; dairy, 13c; chickens, mixeu, lie id. pOU SALE. Corner business lot to Ro&eburg. bee me at my omce. d-sw-s27. Lor is Barzke. TpOR SALE. Or exchange for cow and difference. A large, gentle work horse! Box 17, Roseburg, Ore gon. d-sw-sfi7. TTOR SALE. A Chicago tvrwrher, .T nearly new, fine condition. Will sell cheap. Don't miss it. See me at myoihce. dsw-s2(. Lor is Uar.kk. PR RE XT. A nice little home two miles from the citv, containing 15 acres of land. This is the P, W. Mess place, In Ldenbower. See me at my omce. u-sw-kji. uovis uar.ke. POtt ySALE. Pure eider vinegar. r nullnnl' FT H.iafi.l 'nhnim Husoburg, Oregon. dsw 0 15. P'ORRKNT. A warehouse in Rone hnrop T'ilII (in Mrs. M . .Tfuumhsrin for particulars. tf. DIRECTORY1 F. A A. M., Laurel Lortae So. 13 HoMl 1 roBUliir meetings on Jiul uuO 4th Weilnon . day of t-acli u:onth. J. T. Bmnr.Ex, W. M. N.T. Jkwett, Secretary. AO. tT. W. Kvtiiirii J.oIko No. 16 Ml the -jnil and -nil .Monthly of each month ni 1 ..!'. in., 111 me.i. v. u. t. nan. au membtiis iu gom! statidiTig are Invlti-d to at teud Ja. M. bHiU iKs, M. W. E. H. Lksvx, KecorJcr. BP. (). ELKS, Rom.hurjf'iidfta. No.WJnfdi ri'Ritlar oimtuuiilcittUiiiri at the MaMinle Hall on -,'n.l ami 4th Ttanrs1as of eaco month. All memliorrt reque.tetl 'to attend r. jfii'.arly. nnd all visiting broitierii arc cordi ally iuvued loattenii. ('. li Hanson, E. K, Roy .MlCi.ai.les, sccretarj-. DEKRElToFH6NbK. -MyJtic LodgTifoTlS Meets -Jnd and 1th Thurwlay evenings ol enirh inoinh In Fon-MtT-i' Hall, VisUlng members cnrdiallv Invited to attend. Wilfl. JosKi'UlNE Risley, C. of H. i'LL1' Lksox' Rec; FOF A., Court PoiiftlHH No, 32 ForesterH ol Amurlcn, meets OHCh Tuesday evenhig lu rumvLTii1 Hull VMIH.kt l,Ptl,.. al ways welcuiue. T. F. i' att k be o s , C. R . t.. 11. Lenox, liec. sec. E.V. lUiovER.Physiciau. J. C. TWITCUELh, ' F'OR SALE. Lemon cling peaches Leave orders with V. A. Harvey Edcnbower, or at Kruse & Newland's grocery. d-swsl9. POR RENT. Six-room house in Riverside Addition, one mile north of Roseburg, on the Eden bower road. Address Thus. Graham, city, d-sw-tl. FOR RENT. Furnished housekeep ing rooms. Wood, light and wa ter furnished. Enquire ul F. Long and Son's harness shop, or at resi dence, d-sw-tf- W ANTED. Ten carloads good wheat or oat hay. Iuouire at Cobb Real Estate Co's otllco, Roseburg, lor price, etc. d-l!) G, A. Cohb. WANTED. Four or five dozen Pure Bred Barred Plymouth Rock pullets that will weigh from 3 to 4 pounds or over. Ad drees, Box 315, Roseburg, Oregon. IOK SALE. Vetch seed, horses, JT cows, calves, young cattle and hogs, plows, harrows, etc., at Brown's ranch, three miles north of Wilbur, swtf. G. H. Brown. TEN WANTED. At Glendale, Ore IV 1 gon, u cut cord wood. Price paid, 81.75 per cord, 4-foot wood. ' Good fir timber to work in. Apply to W. F. minara, oienanie, Oregon. a-ti. FOR SALE. Good house of five 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 1 NSURANCE D S. West, having ac L cepted several old and reliable fire insurance companies, is now prepared to do a general fire insurance business insure wun mm. omce opposite r. u. TRE3PASS NOTICE All persons are hereby warned not to hunt, with or without dogs, or otherwise tres pass on my premises (near Eden bower), under the penalty provided by law. Q-SW-tl. U ti. BRISTOL. DS. T. WEST Fire insurance. . Notary Public City Property rented. County and City Warrants bought and collections made. Office on Jackson street No. 407. Hoover build Inc opposite Po9t Office. d-sw-tf. I ASTRAY NOTICE. I have in my J pasture one 3-year-old red steer; ear marks, two upper half cropps. Owner may have same by calling and paving charges. . G. Friend. Olalla, Aug. 22, 1004. d-sw-s22 REAL ESTATE BARGAINS Agri cultural, fruit, mineral, timber, stock and colony lands, in large and small tracts. Residence and business property for sale. Address D. S. K Buick, Roseburg, Or. tf WANTED. William P. JohnBon Lumber Co., of Myrtle Creek, Oregon, are starting up their mill again and are in need of 50 woods and mill men. Apply at the new Hotel jonnson, .Myrtle vreeK, uregon. tf FRUIT GROWING Is a pieasaut and profitable occupation. A fine navlnur fruit farm near Hoaebnrfr mnv be had at a very reasonable price, as tne owner wisnes 10 retire iroin ousi ness. Address Lock Box 144 Roseburg, uregon. REWARD. I will pay 8200 reward for the recovery of A. N. Drake. who was lost In the mountains near Dadds creek, on Jan. 13, l!H)4. This of fer holds good until Jan. 1. 1D05. Mrs. A. N. DRAKE, Glendale, Or., April 20, 1104. w.jsl. XTOTICE To whom it may concern IN My wife, Jauie M, Davis, having left me while I am sick in bed, I hereby give notice that I will not be responsi ble for any debt, bills or contracts she may make at any time hereafter. ol2. H. B. Davis, Brock way, Ore., Sept. 12, 1904. TO THE PUBLIC The under 1 signed hereby gives notice that sue win not be responsible tor, or pay any debts contracted by her husband, David Corns toe k, and will not pay any bills of any kind contracted by him. Dated at Roseburg, Ore., this 30th day SW-t 30 ISAtlELLE COMSTOCK. TTOR SALE A good home, and dirt i cheap; wts acres all fenced and cross fenced, good house of 7 rooms, 2 good barns and all necessary out-build ings, 5 acres in orchard, 10 acres in cul tivation; well watered and plenty of timber, school postomce ana church i mile; to Roseburg. 12 miles. Located on county road. For further informa tion, call or write to I. F. Rice, A Co.. Real Estate Dealers, Roseburg, Oregon, DRAIN TO COOS BAY Beginning June 22, 1903, the Drain-Cooe Bav statre line will run stages Daily between Gardiner and Coos Bay, as well as a Daily stage and steamer ser vice between Drain and Ganliner. Fare for through trip from Drain to Coos Bay, frt.50. Most comfortable and pic turesque route. Good hotel acoom mo da tons en route. For further particu lars address, Drain-Coot Bay Stage Co. Gardiner, Oregon. tf. O. O. F., I'hiletarmn Lodge No. 8 Meets la odd Fellows Temi'Ie. corner of Jackson aud Casa streets. 011 Haturdav evening of finch week. Members of thunrdi-rln onmt itHtnlino are iuviiud to attend CEO. W. PERRY. S.G. N T. -Iebktt, R. S. IO.0 F., Union Kauampment No. ,9 Meets in Odd Fellows Temple 011 the 1st and 3rd Thursday evenitiirs nf curb month Visit. log brethren always welcome. 1j. h. .moore, u. r. F. U. Micslli. Scribe. O.O. F.. RMngStar Lodge No. 174. I. O. O. F. meets in Odd Fellows' Temple every Friday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome, il. D. Thompson, N. li. A. N. Ohcctt. It. 3. F.O. Micelli. F.S. KOF P., Alpha Lodge No. 47 Meets every Wednesday in I. O. O. Hall, at 7:30 p. m. Merabeis In ttood atandlnu art im-ltod to attend. Mej.l Thompson c. C, r.LM t.R h. imbekly, K. R. 8. KO. T. M., Protection Tent No. l&-Holdt regular meetings on the first and third Fridays of each month In Odd Fellows Hall. All Vlsltllitf memhera In troo.1 alnn.lf,. are invited to attend. u, w. Perry, Com. (i . W. Rapp, R. K. LO. T. M Roseburg Hive No. 11 Holds Its regular reviews upon the 1st and 3rd Fri- dflV of ftBPh month nt '1 nVlnnlr (n aiit Tul. Iowb' hall. Sisters of other Hives visiting in th city ard cordially invited to attend our reviews VAt,LIK . UKARD, UOm. Mrs. Jessie Rap", R.K. MODKRN BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA, Roseburg Lodge No. 433 Meets every Visiting members always welcome. .Mm. nKKTii a u. n rioht, president. Man. Mary Kantz, Secretary. 0B. 8. .noseburg Chapter No. 8 Holds their Tegular meeting ou 1st and 3rd Thurs days In each month. Visitlnir m.m1iri In good standing are respectfully invited to attend 11 ICS MAU3 KAST. W M. Miss Reoina Rast, Secretary. 0 N. O., Co. D., Separate Batta!Uon Meeta every Thursday evening at the Armory Hall at so'clock. . F. B. Hamlin, Captain. rjOYAL ARCAKCM, Roseburg Council No. K 2044 Meets 2nd and 4th Mondays of each " month in Foresters Hall. V tl n m F. B. HaHLIN, Regent. A M. Sanders, Secretary. REBEKAH9, Roseburg ft e be k ah Lodge, No. 41, I. O. O. F.-?feeta in Cdd Felows Temole verv TiiAndiiv Avnln vi.in sisters and brethren Invited to attend. M 1MB f.MMA r IS) IBR, N. Q. Mrs. Euitii Kelly, Secretary. UNITED ARTISANS Umpqua Asxembly No. Upholds regular meetings second and fourth SaturdMVH In ih Kni-o.ta,.' ii.n All members In good standing are requested to atteud. A. C. Marstkra, M. A, .tiiNME jones, ecy. WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT, Lilac Circle No. 4-Meetson and and 4th Thursdays ol vu uiuuii, uuu reimns , lulling members in good standing are Invited to attend Mrs.' Belle Morian Clerk. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD, Oak Camp No lir Meets at the Odd Fellows Hall in Ropeburg, ererr 1st aud 3rd Monday eve Ding, Vlsltlug neighbor always welcome. 1. P.KiHikB.C. C. j. a. hi'chan am, uierk. Oregon ShopjLine and union Pacific Three Trains Daily to the East Throii,h Pnllmtn 6Unrtr,l nd Toorl.t leeploic.nd.llria Omabk cblcio. 8po r.T.- . ,V!U c .ut to Kaon., ttty: tbraurb Fu.lm.n tonrfn alcplog cars ,- .vhii.ku .TT.II 1U D1C.KO. tuRiMi" e,u H( HOUR m( M PORTLAND to UBIOAOO II No Chang, of Cart. ' V Departs TIMS SCHEDULES Arrtr. for From Portland. from Chlcato ' Portland Salt Lake, nfnrsr. Ft. Special north, Omaha. Kao- 14 p m. ,a cltr, 8t. LoaU. 0 J5P-"' Tia Rant- Chicago and Iul IDSIOO. Exi!i2 Sail UU, D,nTar. Ft. I u . i. Worlb- Omaha, Aan- . Tia Sont- !.1CI". y-.l-nu. loiton. tnio and Bt.t. at Panl Walla Walla, Lewltton, Paiit Mail Spok a dp. Wallace, 7.D m. Pallman.MlnnaapolU . Tla 8I- 1",ul Do-lnth, Mil- , a Spokane. J'16' o"'0 QtJ OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE For San Franclaco Vrerf flr, da., at 8:00 1. m. For- Aitoria, war point, and North Bach Dallf. ezo.pt Sunday, at S:00 p. r..; iiarday at 10:00 p. m. Daily "errlco, water permitting, on Willamette and Yamhill rtrera. For fntl Inrorniation call op 01 addre nara,t O.K.AN. Ticket Office, or addraae, A.. X.. CRAIG General Passenger Agent PORTLAND . ORKGO FOR SALE A nice little country store, About tl.OOO stock of jroods, (rood store buildine. warehouse and 4 seres of land. I'ostoltice at place, (rood school It miles. Good country sur rounding. Blacksmith shopjust across the road. This Is a nice, clean little business proposition. For further In formation enquire of I. P. Rice, Real Estate Agent, Roseburg, Or