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ness and Loss of Sleep.
Facsimile Signature of
NEW YORK.
tXACT COPY OF WRAPPER
County Warrants. Called.
All persons holding County War
rants endorsed on or prior to March 0,
UJOIt, aro requested to present same for
payment, ah interest thereon will cease
after this date.
Dated, March 15, 105.
G. W. D I. M.MICK,
County Treasurer.
(oralis d fasfcrn Railroad
TtMK CAKO NO. 28.
No.
! for Yaquina
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Arrives at, Vaiiliui
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Arrive Albany
No. 3 Fur Albany-Detroit
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Arrvrfi Album
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T'litn N'o. I ar riven In Allnnv In ttmo to
connect whh tho p ti nth humid tmln, at
well n Klvl' k iwo or lliroo Iioutw 1p Albany,
t u in i ii iiL-.hr.mn of .s p. norm bound tnuti,
1 mill f ii . fk'tuiucts w tDi the 8 P train at
rorvt-lli nrd AMiiny, Klvtur direct ntrv.ee to
Nt-wpurt u 1 ndjaceitt omu lien.
Train Nit :t In.- )i.;mm tU Albany, leaves
(rorvulllii l W) n. in urn! louiiftMH with inn
H. P. A.l.in.j-PoffiiTiil local train It-nvluR
Albany ni i a. in l rain i :i Umvch Albany
lor lint run. at T : id.. flrihju 'hero t
noon, K'vtne nm. a tint j o nsch tho breitou
bnwh hot 'pr lm t'm same day.
irniiiN... i c.ukuMi at ..Mmnv wMh tho
Ponlpii.il-Alt'Ri.y wtiinii airl?o h'rt at
7:in, nn.t rtitui io i ii'v-bMI1 1. avl-m a Itauy nt
7:l." nml r Ivan hi i o:raliN t p to.
For Imibur iiilnrm-itiiK, a.W t
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T. CtH'KKKM. A.-nt. AHmur
JJ. 11. t'KH M.-K. AkciK, rorv'slils.
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OREGON
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awd Union Pacific
Three Trains Daily to the Eusl
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Arrive
from
From PtHtU i'l.
Chlcmo i
Portland j l.nito, lViiror, Ft,
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9: Ift I
Via Hunt i-uiou-ii and
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I'uti a4.i aud Kai.
Paul
tta)
Wall vVnlul-cltou, I
pilaiic. W!!.f,
Pultmau.MiiiiteAtHtlu i
Ht. Paul, Hnlnth, Mil- i
wiiikiw), UUtCdgi aud
hill, I
CEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
Franouw Kwry flv dav at f:M
fc. or Aitorla, wy points and North
Ually. f xoept HupiUt, at 8 iV p. ra.;
it at 10:tXM. to. Haliy hervl;e, waiei
uu(, on t tilamttte and Vamhtli ttvera
Ml lufornntion call op ot addrew
10. ft, aN. liokat omce, urfaddroaa
A Jji CltVtC4
f General Piissenger Agent
. 1TLAND OREGON
Tiinninh lMUman HlatniarJ and Tour In
BlOt'lMIK Cr ilntiy to (HllHhrt, OtllUftiTil, Hnu
HLr; l-rl-i H.;M.h.K '. ,U:ly u Kan,,
tlty; thruiiKh ru Il-ikii torlKi. h'imiiiIihi cur
ii'emonnlly c hi In. l!-l wwkiy to OiWo
KftttMii(Mly; im-Utiti,M ciiatr ari, Mala lion
to tli o Kant t'Rt;. j
n taa taw is 9 Sanaa u
For Infants and Children.
Ths Kind
Have
ght
Always
Bears the
Signature
of
Flag Vofes Cast to Date.
Public School 770(1
lillac Circle W. O. V 7752
flih School 4ii")7
Amuricao Hoy Club 1515
Lincoln. Aunuity Union 1-150
Forresters H!)9
Uebekabs 210
W. O. W 117
Social l'arty 114
'((y 0,)
Phiietat-ian Lcjdgo I, 6. 6. F. . . ! ! 7
A. IK U. W. 29
M. K. Church South 22
Scattering li)
L. O. T. M 10
Coupons frao with cash purchases at
H, Marks Co., General Mdse.
!i, W. Stroll Furniture.
Wollenbeiff Uros., Dry Goods.
Cannon's Uook Store and News Stand.
A. Salzmun, Jewelry, Watches, etc.
IIuit's Music Houho.
T. J. Norman, Confectionery, etc.
The Leader Grocery.
Fullertnn Sc Uichardson, Drugs.
Hoover it Co. Meat. Market-.
Hoards Culvor, ll'irdware.
Krusu &, Newland, Grocers.
A. C. Mutators & Co., Drugs.
Stockholders' Meeting
The stockholders of the Roseburg
Park oud I'V.ir Association will meet
nt tho City Hall in Uoseburg' on Satur
day, March 25, 11)05, at one o'clock p.!
in., for the purpo.so of organizing and
selectinp; a board of directors and
transacting any other business that
tnuy come beforo the meeting.
m-2l F. A. McCall, Secy.
Sure Cure for Piles.
tchintr Piles produce moisture acd
cause Itchiup, this form, as well as
Hlind, Uloedlnp; or Protrudiuff Piles
aro cured by Dr. Hn-sati-ko's Pile
ivemcdv. Stops itciiin and blending,
Absorbs tumors. 50c. a jar, at Drujj
irists, or sent by mail. Treatise free.
Write mo about your case. Dr. Rusan-
ko, Phila., Pa. For sale by A. C.
Marators tt Co. Drujrist.
A Pleasant Way to Travel.
The above U the usual verdict of the
traveler ushiff tho Missouri Pacific
Hailwuy between tho Paoillo Coast ai)d
tho Kast, and we believe t hat tho ser
vices fiud aucomnvMlatlons (?tven merit
this statement: From Denver, Colora
do Springs and Pueblo there are two
through traiipj daily to Knusas City
and St. Iiouts, currying' Pullman's
latest standard elceirle-lijrhted steep
inn citt'P, eliaircars and up to date din
Iny cars. The same eM'-ollout service
ia operated from Kansm City and St..
Lou fa to Memphis, Little Hock aud
Hut Sprint's. If you are g-oirjir l-'ttst or
South, write for rates and full infer
matlou. VC MrHittDK. Gen. Ajjt.
124 3d St., Portland, Or.
Champion Lir.imcnt for Rheumatism.
Chab. Drake, n mall carrier at Chap-
inville. Conn.. ay: "Chamberlain's
P.)ln Ralm is the champion of all Hub
moots. The past year 1 was troubled a
Ureal deal with rheumatism in my
shoulder. After trying several cures 1
the storekeeper here recommended this
remedy and it completely cured me."
There is oo uo of anyone- suffering:
from that painful ailment whon this
lnImont can be obtained for a small
sum. One application (fives prompt
relief and Its continued ura for a short
time will produce a pormanont cure.
For salo by Hum III ou Urutf Co.
A At
I Signature JM?
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l(Jp ' - Use
Jr For Over
I Thirty Years
THC CFfIT'l CflBMHY. NtW YOIMI CITY.
All members of Rosoburg Lodge No.
493, Modern Brotherhood of America,
are requested to be present at our
regular meeting Thursday evening, as
there is business of importance to come
before the odror. By order of Pres.
Mary Kant., See.
THE WET TABLECLOTH.
It Pazxled the Shin' PaHoenger Until
It Wai Cxiilulned.
Tho understeward in setting the ta
ble poured a half uluss of water on the
cleau white ciotn and placed a dish of
fruit on the puddle be had made. He
made another puddle and pluced on It
the enrafe. On a third puddle he placed
the butter dish, and so ou.
"Why do you spoil the cloth with all
that water?" asked a passenger.
"Because the weather's rough, sir,"
said the steward, and then, making an
other puddle, he went on:
"We stewards on ocean liners must
not be merely good waiters we must
be good wot weather waiters. And we
have a number of tricks.
"One of our tricks is to set the heavy
dishes upon wet spots. If we were to
set them on dry spots In the ordinary
way they would slide to and fro with
every lurch of the ship. But if the
cloth is wetted they don't slide. They
adhero to the wet place as though
glued to it.
"One of the first things a steward
learns is to set a stormy weather table
to spill water ou tho cloth nt oact
place where a heavy dish Is to stand
This water serves Its purpose thor
oughly, and it doesn't look bad, either,
for the dish covers it. No one kuowi
of the wet spot underneath." New
York Press.
DeugtiTH In England.
Beggars who feign diseases are no
new tiling In the streets of Loudon.
They existed in Charles II. 's time, only
then the beggar was called a "rufflor,"
a "hufl."' or n "shabbnroon." If he was
deaf and dumb he wns called a "dum
merer." The woman who sung hymns
and led borrowed children by the hand
was called n "clapperdozeu." Vagrancy
is no new thing, though It practically
did uot exist in mediaeval times. It
wns when the cities ceased to be eon
lined within their own walls and long
beforo the days of policemen that the
people got beyond the control of the
aldermen and their officers and va
grancy became n regular profession.
The lir.it English law ngulnst beggars
wns made by Henry VIII.. who gave
licenses to beg to the old and impotent
nnd ordered that all other beggars
should be whipped and sent back to
their parishes.
Hon- CIiIcnKO Iff Spelled.
In sorting over the letters for Chi
cago a man In the general Chicago of fice
has kept an account of the number
of -different ways the word Chicago is
spelled. Itecently tho record showed
107 different ways. Some ripe scholar
In Finland sent a letter to his brother
nnd spelled the name of the Garden
City, Zlzzazo. Still another foreigner,
possibly with n sinister motive, spelled
tho word Jngjago. Hipaho, Jajijo,
Schccclmclio, Hlzagc and Chachlcho
are also prime favorites.
lie Found it.
'T meant to have told you of that
hole," said the kindly host to his frloiitf.
who had suddenly disappeared, in the
course of a stroll through the grounds,
Into a pit full of water. The friend
climbed out nnd shook himself. "I1
doesn't matter," ho said cheerily. "I
found it." Loudon GloDn.
Proved lllniiclf.
"That Hustly seems MUo n plucky
chap."
"tiuess he is nil right. ITo has
plucked everybody iu this neighbor
hood." Detroit Tree Press.
Riddle News.
Lee Catching- and daughter, of Port
land, are visitiny relatives in Riddle.
Mr. Catching used to live here, but has
not been In Riddlo for a number of
years. Ko notices a great many im
provements at that place.
The new county road that has just
been laid out between Riddle and Myr
tle Creek, la beiog nut into shape this
week.
Newton Yokum mado a business trip
to Rose burg Friday.
Born, to the wife of O. V. Logsdon,
Match 12, 1005, a son. Otto is a very
proud father.
Lee Nolson has returned from his
vacation. He ban again taken up the
night work at the depot. Tho new day
aiient will arrive shortly.
Miss Venetla Paraloy spent a few
days last week in Kossbnrg, visiting
with her aunt, Miss Kdna Parsley.
Mrs. Boll Frater, of Rose burg, is vis
iting here with her son, George, at
present.
Oscar Webber and wifo will occupy
the house left vacant by Mr. and Mrs.
Aaron Sackett.
Miss Bertha Primer has gono to
North Myrtlo Creek, where she bepan
a term of school Monday.
G. L. Grant Is building a wire fence
around his dwelling house.
Miss CorneHsoo, of Myrtlo Creek, a
daughter of R sa Coruelison, spent a
few days visiting with Mrs. Dona
Catching the past week.
Rev. KHlson, of Myrtle Creek, spoke
to the L. T. L. little people Sunday
afternoon. The L. T. L. has quite a
few members here.
The school social given Friday even
ing to tlnish paying for the ori?an, was
a complete success, both financially and
otherwise. About $25 was cleared. A
long musical aud literary program was
given and then tho boxes were sold.
Everyone teemed to have a good time.
A number of young people from Can
yonvllle at te titled, and a few from Myr
tle Creek. The teachers wish to thank
all those who helped in any way to
make this euteruvinment a success.
B.
G
r
Gate
It has the full, rich flavor of fine
old coffee that has been properly
aged in its native country.
Sold in 1 and 2 lb. aroma-tight tins.
Grind fresh each day not too fine.
J. A. FOLGER (Si, CO., San Francisco
jf Established in 1S0
Beef-Trust Detective System.
"On February 18, 1003, the Federal
Court , nt Chicago enjoined the Beef
Trust from doing certain things," says
Charles E. Russell In Everybody's
April instalment of "The Greatest
Trust in the World." "Every day
since then it has done the identical
things it was enjoined from doing.
From time to timeepasmodic efforts are
made to discover why a Federal-Court
injunction, binding on everybody elso,
is not binding on the Beef Trust. The
demands for an investigation were
particularly urgent at the time of the
Stock-Yards strike last summer (about
which I shall have a little story to tell
hereafter), and in August Mr. Garfield,
Chief of the Buroau of Corporations at
Washington, sent some of bis men to
Chicago to collect the necessary evl
deuce of the law-breaking. Ample
warning was sent from Washington, I
do uot know by whom, and when Mr.
Garfield's men arrived in Chicago they
were met by Trust detectives who
never let the Washington men out of
thelrslght by day or night..- The course
of the investigation led naturally Into
the railroad offices. Whenever one of
Mr. Garfield's agents entered such a
place he was followed within twenty
four hours by a confidential representlve
of the Trust, who said to the railroad
officer:
" 'Ono of Garfield's men was in here
yoeterday. - What did you toll him?
Did you tell him anything about our
arrangements?'
"These questions wore not put lightly
but with a menace of tone that, con
veyed to the railroad man what he
might expect if he were indiscreet.
Naturally enough Mr. Garfield gleaned
no infoimation from the railroads."
The weather bureau reports a pre
cipitation of IH-100 of an inch at Uose
burg for the 24 hours ending at five
o'clock this morning. Railroad men
report snow in the mountains at Wolf
creek.
Gardiner News.
Born. To Mr. and Sirs. Algie Da war,
on Saturday, March 11, lftPo, a son. ,
Z. L. Dimmick and C. ,E. Smith, of
Oakland, were in Gardiner, tirst of tbc
week, enrouto to Coos bay.
Louis St. Ore, of Drain, recently
spent a few days in Gardiner and
vidnity, where he has numerous
friends.
Revival meetings at the Methodist
church are planned fur each night next
week. Eveiyone welcome to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Jewett and little
daughter, Narcisse, returned Monday,
after un ubscuce of several months.
C. W. Spalding, who has resided for
a number of years p.ist. at Scottsbnrg,
has been moving his family to Drain to
reside.
Capt, N. J. Cornwall has received
from his wife encouraging news re
garding the condition of their son, and
It is hoped the boy may recover within
a few weeks, which 'is sooner than was
at flrst aLticipated.
A. H. StemmoDS has received news
that his Uttlo daughter, Jennie, met
with an accident in Berkeley, Calif.,
resulting in the breaking of her jaw
and the forefinger of one hand. The
little girl wa9 run down by a coaster, i
operated by a youthtul rider. She has,
met wah four accidents with vehicles,
and it suema that she has had her full
share of trouble of this nature.
Capt, James Graham went to Coos
bay, Wednesday, to have some casting
done for the steamer Gva, which met
with an accident on the Scottsburg run
Tuesday evening, . when the starboard
engine was disabled, and a broken
crank pin, the forward cylinder head
blown out and the after one damaged,
leaving the Eva In need of Immediate
and extensive repairs. The Juno and the
tug have been supplementing the Eva.
Gazette. ;
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The First Step I
T , 1 n r H
breakfast.
Drink a cup
of
Coffee
fOUSE toHEXT.-
at thl
ollice.
tf.
CCOD, SAFE INSUKANCF.. See
7 A. Q. Johnson, Taylor & Wilson
biock. a-sw-ti.
FOR SALE. Household furniture,
tflin mnnnnnhln. V.nfintrf. nt. t.l.io
office.
tf.
1?OR RENT.-i-A wareuouse in Rose
burg. Call on Mrs. M. Josephson
for particulars. tf .
HOUSE FOR KENT. All modern
improvements. Enquire of Mrs.
M. JosepbsoD, City. tf
WANTED. A good, fresh milch
cow. Call on J. G. B'look,
Roseburg, Oregon. tf
LOsST. A luck cbateittioe, on the
streets of Rosoburtf. Finder please
return to this cilice.
F'OK RENT. Furaishcd room. En
quire of Mrs. F. E. Cavender,
foot ot Oaa street, city. d-sw tf.
WANTED. A good driving horse
in trade for a first class bicycle.
Address Box 374, Koaeburg. d-8Wtf.
IT OR RENT. House and four acres
of line gurrten land. Also hay for
sale. Enquire of L. Liuuor, West Hose
burg, a 10
WANTED,
burg,
TED, Ono to 4 lots In Rose-
X, central with or without
improvements, price must bo riht,
cash. Address P. O. box 777, Uusoburg.
tf.
AG
GENTS vVANTED. Lft-iics cr
trentlemen to canvass for a reli
able firm, tia'ary or commission. Call
on address A. O. Rose, Roseburg, Ore.
u-sw a i.
70U SALE. Restaurant in good
locution, doini: nice business.
Parties desire to engage in other busi
ness. Address S, care Review, Rose
burg, Oregon, aS.
npO EXCHANGE. A slightly used
JL Pi
no, for a good 1200-lb road
hfi'se und small sum to boot, ou which
time will be extended. Address Box
103, Roseburg, Oregon. sw tf
S. T. WEST. Fire insurance,
ce.
I.J. Noun
ry Public. City Property
rt.-awd.
County and City Warrants
bought and collections made, Rocro 3 j
laylor tSc wilson blocK. d-sw-tf.
JOTICE TO CREDITORS AI!
il persons knowing themselves to be
indebted to tb? grocery tlrra of Jobu
McXimee & iiro., will please c:ill nnd
set'Jrat once with Simon Caro, who
has purchased tho busint?ss and moved
the swrok into the Tuyjor iSc Wiison
block. d-swtf
FOR SALE A nice little country
store, about 51.000 stock of goods,
good store building, warehouse and 4
acres of land. Fosicrtice at place, good
school H miles. Good country sur
rounding. Blacksmith shop just across
the road. This is a nice, clean little
business proposition. For further in
formation enquire of I. F. Rico, Real
Estate Agent, Roseburg, Or
"VTOTICK TO STOCKHOLDERS.
IN Annual meeting of the Douglas
County Building & Loan Association.
Stockholders are notified that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of tho
Douglas County Building & Loan Asso
ciation wi:l be held in the ettiee of
Frank G. Micflll, In the Review build
ing in the city of Roseburg, Douglas
County, Oregon, on Tuesday. March 21.
l!&i, at 7:30 p. m. of said da?, for the
purpose ol electing seven directors and
three auditors for the ensuing year, and
for the transaction of such other busi
ness as may regularly cooiebefore said
meeting.
Frank G. Micelle. Secy.
Roseburg, Ore., Feb. 2$, lUOo,
JROCURCD AND OCFCNDCD. Seodmodel.
rwtfijjr or photo, foreiivrt rrvti iul fre rrirt.
Frv JrW. bow to obUln ptlraU, trla mukl,
copTrthta, rtc N ALL COUNTRIES.
Bmtinett direct rcitk Washington teres time,
mvnty amJ often tkt faUnt,
Ptteirt tnd InMnjtmiM Pnctlc Exclatlnly,
Writ or corns luiuit
IU JTUU Stmt, vpp. VbIM ttetM Fttaat Oftc.
WASHINGTON. O. C.
oASMfffD mmmm j
MISCELLANEOUS.
LJOUSE to KENT. Apply
11
THK ItOSKIIUlM MARKET.
The local market quotations today
are as follows:
Wheat 85 cents,
Oats 4550 cents.
Barley 55 cents.
Hay Loose, $'.0; baled, $12i.
Potatoes li cents per pound.
Butter Dairy, i25c; creamery, 37i.
Eggs 14 cents per dozen.
Chickens Mixed, 9c per pound.
Veal Dressed, fic.
Beef Cows, 2(V24c: steers, 23c;
heifers, 2c.
Hogs Fat, 4(J?5c, live: dressed, 7o.
Portland Market. The quotati
ons in the Portland market today are:
Wheat, 87 cents: oats, 81.35 per cen
tal; hay, clover, 812; timothy, $15; wool,
valley, 20 cents; hops, 25 cents; bogs,
gross, 5c; sheep, 4&c gross; beef, gross,
4c; veal, 7c; eggs, 18c; butter, cream
ery, 30c; dairy, 14c; chickens, mixed,
14c lb.
GROCERIES
FOR THE EIGHT KIND
See AT THE RIGHT PRICES
MRS. HENRY EASTON
'Phone 411.
LODGE DIRECTORY
AF. & A.M., Laurel Lodge No. 13 Holdi
regular meetings on liud and 1th Wednes
days of each month.
J.T. BBinoKK, V. M.
N, T. Jkwett, Secretary
AO.U.w. Roseourg Lodge No. 16 Meet
the 2nd and 4th Moudavs of each mouth
at 7:30 p. ra., in the 1. O. O. P. Hall. At
members in good standing aro Invited to at
tend W. E. Moitnow, M. W.
E. II. I.knox, Recorder.
B1
P. O. ELKS, Roseburg Lodge, No. 326 Holdi
regular communication:! at the Masouie
Hall on 2nd and 4th Thursduvs of each
month. All members reque.ted to attend
regularly, and all visiting brothers are cordi
ally invited to attend.
C. B Cannon-, E. K.
Roy McULAf.LEN, Secretary.
D
EHREE OF HONOR, Myrtle Lodge No. 18
jitcia nut tmu tia muixiav evenings oi
each month In Foresters Hall. Visiting
members cordially Invited to attend.
Mrs. E. V. Thompson, O. of H
E. H.Lenox. Rec.
F
OF A., Court Douglas No. Si Foresters ol
America, meets etich Tuesday evening la
nays welcome.
ruiKMera nun. v jmijiic uroincrs ai-
Geo. McClelland, C. E.
fc . H.LENOX, K?C. fcCC.
E.V. IloovEr-Fhysiclau,
J. C. Tvitcui;ll,
O. O. F.. Phlletartan Lodge No. 8 Meets In
. f Odd Fellows iemple, corner of Jackson and
1 Cass streets, on Saturday evening of each
neck. Members of the order lu good standlnv
uiu luvuuu w aueuu
II. O. Lewis, N. G.
N. T. Jew HIT i R.8.
I O. O. F Uilon Encampment No. 9 Meet
in uua reiiows xempig on ine isr. ana 3ra
l uurE'.lliy tjvelll llga OI CaCu mOUtU. V 1S11'
Ing br".hren alwayn welcome.
Dr. J. c. TwiTCHF.t.L, 0. P.
A. N. Orcl'tt, Scribe.
O. O. F.. Rising Star Lodge No. 174, 1. O. O. F.
meets in Odd Fellows' Temple every Friday
' oveulng. Visiting brethren alwnya welcome,
L K. Hklfils, N. (L
EniiAit K. Lono, R, 8.
M. Fickle, F. 8.
K'
OF P., Alpha Lodge No, 47 Meets every
v.euncRciay in i, u. u. nan, at 7:au p. m.
Membeis in trood standi ntr aro Invited to
attend. Jas. A. Peiuiv, 0. 0.
M. F. WiiUJHT, K. R. 8.
1 0. T. M., Proltrctlon Tent No. lfV-Holds
I ropiiiai
tlar roocitinr-R on the first and third
Fndavfl of each mouth In Odd Foil 11 w
Hal). All visiting members iu good Btandlug
ar invited to attend .
F. F. Patteb-ion, Com.
G. W. Uapp, R. K.
LO. T. M., Roseburg Hive No. 11 Holds Ita
regular reviews upon the 1st and 3rd Fri
day of each mouth at. 2 o'clock in Odd Fel
lers' ball. Sisters ot other Hives visiting in the
city ara cordially invited to attend our review.
Mavde McClallhn, Com,
Mrs. Jessie Rap?, R. X.
iiODERN BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA
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Visitintr members always welcome.
Mrs. Li la Rs President.
Mrs. Marv Kantz. secretary.
' f E s-.woscburg Chapter No. 8 Holds their
! V 1fr,2.?"V
j good standing ere respectfully invited to attend
Mrs. K. J. STHorn. W Xt
Free Johnson, Hccretary.
v N.G., Co. D.. Separate Hn'taMUm Meeta
every inursaay 1
- Dull at lln'i.lJb
bvuuiiig ai the Armory
F. B. Hamlin, Captain.
REBEKAHS, Roseburg fiebokah Itdge. No,
41, I. O. O. F. Meets In (Md Fellows
Timple evory Tuesday evening. Visiting
sisters aud brethren invited to attend.
Miiaa L.U'RA Si'AULDiSO, N. Q.
Miss Marie Joner, Secretary.
liOMEN OF WOODCRAFT, Lilac Circle No.
Meets on 2nd and 1th Thursdays ol
each mo ith at Odd KpIIowh Hall. Vlaltlr.
members in good standing are Invited to attend
Mrs. A. B. Fickle, 0. N.
Mrs. Belle Morian, Clerk.
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OODMEN OF THE WORLD, Oak Camp No
ii. .hccm at ine uaa reiiows Hall in
R&pebvirg, every 1st aud :trd Monday eve
ulng. Visiting neighbor always welcome.
J. M. nsnHKs, 0. c.
N. T. Jkwktt. Clerk
Be Satisfied
WITH YOUR JOURNEY
If your tickets read over the Denver
nnd Kio Grande Railroad, the Scenic.
Line of the World.
BECSUSE
There are bo manv scenic attrac
tions and points of interest along
the line between Ogden and Denver
that the trip never becomes tire
some. If you are sroing East, write for infor
mation and get a pretty book that wil
tell yon all about it.
You Will
W. C. SIcBRIDE, Gsraut. Agist
124 Third Street,
PORTLAND, 0BEG0S
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