Evening Roseburg review., April 06, 1905, Image 4

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Oplumroriliine nor!iiieicil.
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ncss and Loss of Sleep.
Facsimile Signature or
NEW YOHIC.
An FMnr, Hn'minn 4I. D-nl
An tdiior s Opinion o( the Koyal
Gorge.
Kdytta Tozler Weaiherrpil, Indcscrlb
uff a recint tri over the Denver &
KioGrtttido Uullroiu, says in "The Ex
jjoskloa":
"M lnt the tforil of O'.e ambition of:
TarB hR8 hP(rn Pn.wofl-miipflloiM. '
wiindftrfiil. tfrand nnd luanlrina KovrI
jorf;e is on
dHStippoinMug
enn imlr of eyt
either hand. The only
tniDtf is you only have
in and one of tho tremendous chasm.
St any who have never seen it. aro won
doring how it looks just go aud see.
1
L EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER
LAND FOR SALE.
Hero is a dmuly fruit;farm of HO acres, pcres In fruit; 3 miles from
Rowehurg ; all fenced ; good house ol 8 rooms ; ba-u 20x10, and aii necessary out
WiiWing'. 7 acres In prunes, 2 acroB in chorrh h, $4 acrts in pears, ItiO walnut
tmVy balance m npploH, all hearing: plonty of berries for family use. To school
nut) ihur h mi'o. poptolHeo lioaburg. Pricor $iOlX), ouu-half down ond
Iwlnncn u lime ot three years at 7 per cent. The following personal projeity
fciu-e with p'ace: -1 hureoH, 1 cow, 1 wagon, 1 cart, 1 bugi:y,.l mower, 1 hay rake,
Mil all fjtrmii-i; utensils.
m. A perlte homo f 112 acres, In cu'tivution, all fecced and cross-fenced,
walort-d with a nieo mountain stream miming through plae j 100 Hurts
cenhl bejrultivated. Good house of 13 rooms, cost 12U0; 1) ncies in orchard,
mixed fruit; ot tbU can be irrigated ; am now imitating 15 acres. This laud
i nearly all river bottom. Kair barn and all neeeseary outbuildings ; 1 fruit
drjer. To scleiol SO rnd i ; rni'rond station and postotliea 3 in; lea. Joining this
jltce is unlimited stuck range. Price 4 00. down and balance 1 to & years
mi 7 pur cent.
Hero is the greatest bargain on tho list. 723 acres all fenced, 300 acre
wndy for the plow, balance good p:itluro, and timber enough on the place to pay
for it twice over if put on the markut here in Hosobnrg. Well watered: o'd
orchard of -1 actus 1 mile to Bchool, y to pot tolh'ce, t) mites to Koelmrg. This
can he butudu lor $5000; fHOOO down hik! balance on time from one to five yeare at
6 per cent interest- This is a tnap, one of the bent ba ains In the county. -
M ere is a nii e home. UHliteres all feneed and cress-fenced, 60 acres under
plow, l'laiu jtood abtuie, plenty of timbt r, well located. 1 mile to school,
fiUBtort'ce iid store. 0 miles to Hnecburtt. liond buildirj:s of all kinds, nice
aniily on-hard, good leel road t" city. Price 'J&OO, or will let crop, stock and
vrrvthing go with place for $2800. Iloineseokcrs, come and investigate this
proposition.
S ill for a short time offer some ofthe finest residence property in the city
ol,ltoEohurg for tedc; highly improved, Ht a Imrgaiu. Come aud ilivo-Migato.
X - 10 acres in Kdimhuwer, uo bu.uiiiins, all feuceAl, 5 acres all in fruit, nico
Uratiim. I'tiee $S0O-
llre is Pie, greatest- snap on tho list. 9 acres of land ; good house of five
looms, cost ti'OO, small barn end all necessary outbuilding; 1 acre in orchard
and 1 acre in strawberries. Lies on county road, v mile to railroad station, hi
Biiio to si b.-!, 5 mi es from Kosebnrg. This is one of the nicest little homes in
te county and d:rt cheap only f PiftD.
tlere is a i:ood home ai a reasonable fitrnre. l?fl acres 7 miles eist of
Koseburg. 90 acres farm laud, batatiee g tod pasture, all fenced and crops-fenced,
4ioot hous ol seven rtKiina. good b.mi, 75x40, and all nect-s-ary outbuildings
about two p.rr a in orclmnl, mixed triit ; well watered by creek and Bp Wigs, and
pleuty of ttnilwr, St hnol g mile, postotllce and store 2 mile. Nicely located on
county read, luautitul view from place, good level road to city. line is an idea
A perfect Httlo home of four a -res.
imjtU latu nut! All m-ivHsury nut Iniililiiis;
Tiew c.vot t!u city ; mni Dr.-hiirtl on plm-n
tout ol thin like liiUc Imiflu is fiioO. Wo iliglJffiV!,i1iw' .t4t!ft"J'0
cAn't rwilice w lut we nro I'fforing you-jtItvCviMt(llvjV,V"W snap
dvn't ovorio k it. -"'-.''' V''t.'vs
A wrlm-t. Imiuocif 1(W AeiZt .Sitlni-liW-Wt i'Vii rotv' : gnn tclionl
lorp. noMullicf niul lhu-ksiifih -,Jh'oi,4ii'T?urirAC: uowl lu?e.nf tt
InrjtP lviri Hf.il wrni(rv,,ni1 nil ni,:Wy'Jnt ImiMirpH, etiod Orclmnl )( 7 AiTais
all A No. 1. liUHl I Uli. fltittiiiti'li1 Juilcij. Th following Hi'scrlbc'd proptity".ifoee
with tho pl.tiu) : b Iiim-ho, it huiulo oiitllo, I lluu lu kfliirc anw, I ' ligtti, 1 hnok,
S wis ol Iiiirni-CA, i plo. '3 itlvitor, I disk r.oltrr, ' 1 liajrow, '.JnteroM in
kimlor, mowi'r imj mkii, 20 or Si' tnn of buy uX Um umin tlioro la uu' plaoe
when boKI i I fru;f ilryiT, lulu nf sumll IruitmHViii'flK-p.
A wrii'i:t Uo.un' ho j'.nyn, threo. mil.ts
nceii : M nvrf.''.n lyhnni: orclmnl ; tivo
cram : aft twri-ilvushiAV'1''! Hterul,;qi:i'i-tY oiHicr for home ush. UonO
I Hifsr)Viii ii'titii:ij( ri)(M! iMiTi
. aUiMnvltoM home, i iiimw
. anjiXH).' Itjoil fouJuuil a nii'flve toc"ilJf, Unehililou na Iwlanee lu
, ' ' W i intaUv Oaol h RieatMk -fUUf ntk.I)on't (l! to Inveat
Thl o8rcn't lo,lP:it in Donnlna county.-., AW onf ol' lAurl thww mtlea Iroit
itowburu. r I-w Uvin 9tri'am running thrtirtl ilnce, lotaol Rooil tiiuHr, In fact
amouxh to pXj tar tho place nvii-u over if ptrftm (li nmrkut heie-iu'Hoatburt;:
nm witmty ntl tmoil. level roail tA tqwuVnila l A No. 1 stock rHUctu.iT
Utire la Acothcr I'W ucrca 2,S, nil Kowbiifj, nil (enciil, plenty of
(ftttbet nJ WAt, UH) Acrea can be - tirttWiitKj blnnc -4 N. iMUtre. No
M1UK n li He ou county road,. itUVHM! '' iSi''
Here yJfliii-mieJtirB mdlhltK K aijiilf.liJTeS ef iBf68 tfm the
ity at ltomitf!Vn the banka of the UmfSpm nver tfooJ hono of aix rooms,
tkji aiimmer kiu-tien vlth cliar, smaU.liarii Ah.iaUifuaaAfitiitrilinKa! tooJ
kniN urc,harli X ore In strawberrina. will 8 cm&of.tlio MwWfJI 'and in
Oion ; fowl prlntt anil ell and plont j, .Cuiuerl' Jhiij a i yliouie.
Mai . IW acres i M) acres (eflooii, 8 Mir.Tin criHIvjiuom-JhaML-bouBe ani!
twa, .ill.on'harili plenty P-iMod monntain water and otf iiowl tiinher. A
loo mountatn nag lor otoilMtijOiuuiB. Thia ia a nice little tbck ranch. Tnelvi
" aUot liom city, two miles from wrtool nd (our miles from postotheo. Trice, ItSlK
if lucsr,
ICST, Real Ete Agent; 'Koaebiirg
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
For Over
Thirty Years
n f ommnv. new torn oity.
Thousands rmve tried to describe It,
yel attempt ,all9 sh01.t of givin
the subject; justice.'
If you contemplate a trip East, write
land, Ore. for boolciets picturing Colo-!
ratio's famous sceuery, and any other
loiormatiou you may tlostre. u-tf.
Frightful Suffering Relieved.
i iu. n .1
Snltoriwr fr ghtf lly from the viru-
'?ot. poons ot upUipest.ai food
C. G.
Grayson, of Lulu, Mis-;,
took Dri
King's New Llfo Pills, ''with the re-
jiii nw.-iiiui auu uunuiumummB fc.vir
way to their tonic, laxative properties.
25 ti at A. C. Marsters & Co. drug store,
guaranteed.
in the citv of Kosebnrg; iron.
AaK .Use
a line spring of wiitjrti uivCTi-
: 3 c wa : liouflalti wr'iTjLCwTs. ij.
i &ii
ftvuuKunilmrn on yonnt.y ro.ui. Al
sfaJP in voimtf
a- in vviyitf orcimrii ; d acre in
u,
mwl barn. 60xiM. with hit
i4:miituii vuuv oi .uu' cuy iroiu
nuo.-;. i-rtri j'l.iAtj, nou?e coai
REMODELING. A TOWS
THE PLAN OF PROFESSOR GEDDES
FOR ANCIENT DUNFERMLINE.
Unique Experiment That HCny
Blade In Till Country A Scheme
by Wlileh FIctureKque Antiquity In
Preserved,
Altbougu the major part of it la de
voted to showing bow tho ancient
Scotch burg of Dunfermline may be
beautified and rendered a center of cul
ture and progress by the aid of An
drew Ccrnoglo's generous donation tci
his native town, Processor Patrick Ged-
des' report on city development, ju:
Issued, possesses far more than local
Interest, says the Washington Post. As
Mr, Carnegie explained In placing the
money at the disposal of the Dunferm
line trustees, his purpose was an ex
perimental and general , one. "The
problem you have to solve," ho said,
Ms, What can be done in towns for the
benefit of the massefi by money in the
hands of the most public spirited citi
zens?" It is an undertaking which ap
peals strongly to those patriotic stu
dents of American towns who are striv
ing to prevent the sncrlllce of so much
that makes life wonh living to com
mercialism. A builder, an antiquary,
a garden maker and botanist, a man
who has traveled far and observed
much both in the old world and In the
uew and a leader in the science of so
cial civics, Professor Ceddes Is well
qualified for the work.
"Tlie world," he says, ls now prob
ably entering upon a new era of civil
development, one In which progress is
no longer described as in mere quan
tity of wealth and increase of pDpuht
tion, but Is seen to depcud on the qual
ity of these. The lust generation has
bad to carry out great works of prime
necessity, as of water supply, sanita
tion and the like. Elementary educa
tion, too, has begun, so that to some,
oven the pioneers of their day, our city
development may seem well nigh com
plete. But a new phase of town de
velopment has become urgentthat of
insuring healthier conditions, of pro
viding happier and nobler ones."
He takes a bold stand against those
. ,,.. ,
town one must tli'iit destroy much of
It. "Instead of that merely antiquarian
respect af tho scanty survivals of the
past which Is too often con lined to the
particular century or period which hap
pens to seem romantic to us, I would re
spect and preserve examples of tlie hon
est and characteristic work of each and
every period, whether from our present
point of view (also a passing one) It
seems to be beautiful or not, for even
If not available In Its present form for
Immediate use I have once and again
found buildings too hastily despaired
of by others to be capable of cleansing
and repair or of alteration and Incor
poration with such uew buildings as
may be required In short, of renewed
usefulness and even beauty."
lie attributes his success in various
works of Improvement which have
been carried out la Edinburgh under
his supervision In the last eighteen
years to the application of this princi
ple. "Old buildings," he writes, "first ad
mired in picturoiiijue dilapidation by
the tourist or antiquary, then ruthlessly
condemned as out of date by the utili
tarian or unwholesome by the town
councilor, were often found capable of
handling from a point which harmo
nized the partial truthof all these stand
points. Starting with tha hygienlst, uu
eleanuesa has first to be got rid of, yet
this not unnecessarily by destruction.
I'ecaylng matter and smells, the germs
which produce these, are not In tho
stones of the buildings, but are In the
organic dirt superficial to these.
Cleanse and disinfect In this way. aud
the old building may then be whole
no mer thou the average nineteenth cen
tury one. with Its Imperfect draiuagc
and other defects. After cleansing and
mending, the antique building Is frank
ly adapted to Its modern uses, with
sanitation, electric light and all. and,
though In this process a shock Is some
t itm given to the merely romantic
spirit, an ultimately truer and bettor
artistic result Is reached, especially
when, with use nnd weathering, the
new elements have harmonized into the
old."
iking, Example of this recovery
fecvatiou of the picturesque
Hvr by the treatment of n
ranee In old Edinburgh.
iMVPriuY-r fiMdtw took hold of
i.'lt was an eyesore an unsightly
blank wall wl'Iru, liitie door lu It, By
the Iov.-crini had . balumradlng of this
retaining wuli the - staircase, before
hidden, was pleashigiy revealed, and
the provision of railing aud shrubbery
completed the transformation. The re
moval of the unsightly and tlie pres
ervation of the plcturcseue and an
tlqup, with arilsUe additions where
uccessary, la most happily shown In
Professor Geddes' scheme for the Im
provement of the old monastery street,
Itunfenullue.
Professor Geddes' scheme for th Im
provement of Dunfermline Is by no
means restricted to beautifying It-And
making ample provisions for healthful
recreations and amusements. It pro
vides for colleges, aehools, open air mu
seums, centers of Boclal aud in tell eo
ttial culturo nnd other institutions
which will make tho old burg a min
iature Athens brought up to date.
Mnkea Better Cltlcena.
In ninny ways a general striving for
town betterniout Is profitable. It atlrt
civic pride. It make better .dt liens,
The mor people possess to be proud
of In their home town the inor. they
are willing to do for It..- iforeover,
there Is a strong moral uplift In good
surroundings. An inspiring environ
ment, whether of nature or of art, rt-
tcti Irresistibly upon the Individual,
I . can
Golden G
W vim
H
EXTENDING WINTER RATES
To Yaquiaa Bay Which to People Wishing to
Enjoy Nature's Beauties Proves so Popular.
The low rates in effect from poiDts on
the S. P. to Yaquina Bay during the
winter, which Droved so popular with
the people wishing to view the beauties
of nature at that magnificent seaside
resort, have been extended during the
ironth of April, and tickets will be sold
on WednecJays and Saturdays until the
last of April, good for return at any
time up to May 31, 1905.
The month of April should be a fa
vorite one for visiting the seaside,
where "Smilim? Simm? her earliest
visit pays," and where the health-giv
ing breezes of tne Pacinc win namsn
"Spring Fever" ana otner ins to wnicn
flesh is heir.
THROUGH TICKET ARRANGEMENTS.
Tickets from all East side points to
all West side points, and vice versa,
via the C. & E. are also on sale; and on
April 1st tickets lo all West side points
will be on sale by the C. & E. at Al
bany; and to all East side points on the
S. P. by the C. & E. at Corvallis on
which baggage can be checked through
to destination, thus avoiding delay and
annoyance to passengers traveling be
tween ICast and West side points,
full information in regard to rates,
etc., can be obtained from any S. P. or
U. Ji. agent or from vv. l!i. uomao,
G. P. A., S. P. Co., Portland, orT. H
Curtis, Acting Manager, C. & E. R. K
Company, Albany, Oregon. a-30.
Cheated Death.
Kid Ley trouble often ends fatally,
but by choosing the right medicine, E.
II, Wolfe, of Bear Grove, Iowa, cheated
doath. Ho says: "Two years ago I
had Kidnoy Trouble, which caused me
great pain, suffering acd anxiety, but I
took Elt-etrio 13i iters, which effected a
complete cure. I have also found tbera
of great benefit in general debility and
nerve trouble, and keep them constant
ly on hand, since, as I find they have no
equal." A- vJ. Marsters & uo.druggist,
guarantees them at oOc.
A Pleasant Way to Travel.
The above is the usual verdict of tbe
traveler using the Missouri Pacific
Railway between the Pacific Coast and
tbe East, and we believe that the ser
vices and accommodations given merit
this statement: From Denver, Colora
do Springs and Pueblo there are two
through trains daily to Kansas City
and St. Louis, carrying Pullman's
latest standard electric-lighted sleep
ing cars, chair cars and up to date.d ic
ing cars. The same excellent oriee
is opera tea trom tvansasyi
Louis to Met)nlMfL.lttle Kocft atM
and full iofor-
jonlonv w.-lw 4E. uen. Ace
V; -U 3f JL Portland, Or.
I cm htartllT r.onuneud Acber's Tablets
f.T Dj-npensta nd Scotnieh Troubles.' f- hwo
been suilerluff foe Qihc mtiahTtaqtel irled
mnnj" reineJlCB Titho'iBtanj- rulliif. trTitll I g:i?t
Acker' Dyft'Ops'n VUtiMrliicb I used only
r thert time and am . wr ttrfeccty well
TtiHokirg yon lor the Tet'Sr5',-oV(jtv, I tm
BT:ef'illy sours, F.-a&c'.s I. UaoDor, Vau
Ciiver. n'Hh.
Kor tle by Hamilton Drut Co., KnFo'urg:
Otk'antl itrntrLo.. 0"tk!:id
ii-idfnW H. Honker A Co, m.fUlo, K. Y.t
for a free ir al puckage. NoihttiK Like Tam )
Fine War Alias Free.
The Review has secured a quantity
of fine Atlases, specially portraying the
scenes of operation l'i the great strug
gle now on between Hussta 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, each lUxM)
Inches in size, with fine, colored, full-
page maps, and n double-page birdsoye
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 nags of all nations
Other Illustrations aud valuable de
scriptive and statistical matter, and
maps (all ronp& are in colors) showing
steamer routes and distances are In
cluded. One of these fine atlases will
te given Free to every person who
pavs his or her subscription to the
Twice-a-wbek Review for one year
iadvaee, or to the Daily Review
fJf sU months in advance. Send your
order at once to
Review Publlshlne Co.,
t Roseburv, Oregon.
Sim Curt for Pllu.
Itching Piles produce moisture and
mm x-&s
buy
and be absolutely
sure of getting the
same quality each
time. The un
broken seal is the
buyer's protection.
1 and 2 lb. aroma-tight tins
at high grade grocers.
A. FOLGSR (& CO.
San Francisco
EalabHuhcd In 1350
i
cause itching, this form, as well as
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles
are cured by Dr. Bo-san-ko's Pile
Remedy, Stops itching and bleeding.
Absorbs tumors. 50c. a jar, at Drug
gists, or sent by mall. Treatise free.
Write me about your case. Dr. Bosan
ko, Pbila., Pa. For sale by A. C.
Marsters & Co. Druggist.
General News.
Anna Bennott, a New York telephone
girl, 22 years of age, - is engaged to
marry E. R. Whitney, a Montreal
capitalist, 50 years her senior and worth
$20,000,000.
Joe Gans, tbe colored pugilist, has
been matched with Battling Nelson,
tbe fight to take place in San Francisco
at a date to be announced later. Gsds
has the lightweight title. If Nelson
defeats him Britt will be forced to meet
the Dane to gain the championship.
Insure Your Property.
In the Alliance Fire Insurance Com
pany. ' R. R. Johnson, Agent.
Taylor & Wilson block. d-sw-tf.
For best printing call on the Review.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE. Oak and fir stovewood,
10 iDeh?3 long, $1.75 and $2.00
per tier. Call on A. J. Bellows, tf.
FOR SALE. Household goods also a
'Home Comiort" cooking ramie.
Mrs. L. E. Burgess, Roseburg. a-8.'
lOR SALE. A nice little home In
- West Roseburg, for sate cheap.
Inquire of A. Todd, on the premises.
a 25.
FOIl SALE. Restaurant in good
location, doing nice business.
Parties desire to engage in other busi
ness. Address S, care Review, Rose
burg, Oregon. t aS.
IrOR SALE. Three registered Jer
sey bulls: one 3-year-old, one year
ling and one 6 monihs old. Address
C. O. White, Myrtle Creek, Oregon.
d-swtf
FOR SALE A new four-room
hotise; with or without furnish
ings. Ai' pood barealn if sold soon.
enk Airpa"P 130X "' "oseourg, uvc; or
ROCK TViTn GAT .W h.itlHlmr IntJ In
C " Ktnney'.rimnroved olat to Rose
burg, price 90 per lot, good title,
near Main street. Address. N. A.
RicharisytUaru, Oregon. f Flf.
pO'sSALfe.TrAll or part interest- in
grocery ' store- ..Small .Capital
needed.,- Richt person can - make
double amount asked' for stock in the
next year.- Best location to-town; cash
business; no exporience needed. Don't
miss this'chanoe.jisAddess E, Box 343,
City. - j- d-a23
FOR RENT
H
OUSE to UEX1'. Apply at thia
oIMce. M.
COTTAGE FOR ft EXT. Inquire of
Albort Abraham. t(
I"OR RENT. A warehouse In Rose
burii. Call on Mrs. M. Josepbsoo
for particulars. tf.
F
OR RENT. Furnished room. En-
Cave
footot Onit atroet. olty
d-aw tf.
F-OK RENT. House and four acres
of fine garden land. Also hay for
sale. Enquire ot h. Bauer, West Rose
burtf. a 10
WANTED. Man with small capital
to take a part interest in a good
business. No. experience needed.
Good wanes guaranteed. Address S,
Box 151, City. d-a23
MISCELLANEOUS.
C'OOD, SAFE INSURANCE. See
J A. Q. Johnson, Taylor & Wilson
Block. d-sw-tf.
DS. T. WEST. Fire Insurance.
. Notary Publlo. City Property
rented. County and City Warrants
bought and collections made. Room 3
Taylor & Wilson block. . d-aw-tf.
THE ROSEBURO MAItKKT.
The local market quotations today
aro as follows:
Wheat 85 cents,
Oats 50(55 cents.
Barley 55 cents.
Hay Loose, !0i baled, 12J.
Potatoes li cents per pound.
Butter Dairy, 25o; creamery, 37s.
Ejfgs 14 cents per dozen.
Chickens Mixed, 9c per pound.
Veal Dressed, (to.
Beef Cows, 22Joi steers, 243c;
heifers, 2c.
Hogs Fat, 45o, live! dressed, 7o.
Portland Market. The quotati
ons Id the Portland market today are:
Wheat, 87 cents; oats, 81.35 per cen
tal; hay, clover, $12; timothy, $15; wool,
valley, 20 cents; hops, 25 cents; hogs,
gross, 5Jc; sheep, 4fi gross; beef, gross,
4c; veal, 7c; eggs, 18c; butter, cream
ery, 30o; dairy, 14o; chickens, mixed,
14c lb.
GROCERIES
SOS. THE EIGHT KIND
See AT THE EIGHT PEIOEB
MRS. HENRY E ASTON
Phone 411.
LODGE DIRECTORY
A P. fc A.M., Laurel Lodge No. 13 Holds
regular ineetlugH ou 2ui ai-.a 4th Wednes
days of each mouth.
W.W. Thackraii.W. M.
N. T. Jewett, Secretary
AO. D. W. Roseburg Lodge No. 16 5Ieet
the 2nd and 4th MoDdayH of each month
at 7:80 p. m., In the 1. O. O. F. Hall. Al
members lu good stauditig aro Invited to at
tend W. E. Morrow, M. W.
E. II. Lenox, Recorder.
BP. O. ELKS, Roseburg Lodge, No.BW Holdi
regular cominunicatlouH at the Masonic
Hall on 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each
month. All members requested to attend
regularly, and all visiting brothers are cordl
ally invited to attend.
C. B Cannon, E.R.
Roy Mcclai.lrn, Secretary;
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EM REE OP HONOR, Mystic Lodge No. 18-
oifOMj iwi miu via luursuay evenings Ol
each month In-Foresters' Hall. Visiting
members cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. E. V. Thompson, C. of H,
E. II. Lenox. Ree.
F OF A., Court Douglas No. 32 Foresters ol
America, meets each Tuesday evening la
Foresters' Hall. Visiting brothers al
ways welcome. Geo. McCLf lland, 0. B.
E. H. Lenox, Rec. i-ec.
E.V. HoovK!t,Physiclan.
J. C. Twitciiku., '
10. O. F., Phileionan Lodge No. 8 Meets Id
Odd Fellows Temple, corner of Jackson and
Cass streets, on Saturday evening of each
week. Members of the order in good standim
are invited to attend
II. O. Lrwik, N. G.
N. T..IBWETT, R.B.
10.0 P., Union Encampment No. 9 Meets
In Odd Fellows Temple on the 1st and 3rd
Thursday evenings of each month. Visit
lngbrrttiren always welcome.
Dr. J. c. Twitciiei.l, C. P.
A. N. Oitcurr, Scribo.
10. O. F., Rising Star Lodge No. 174, 1. O. O. F.
meets In Odd Fellows' Temple every Friday
evening, Visitiug brethren always welcome.
L. K. Bblpils, N. (i.
EdoarE. Long, R. 8.
M. Fickle, f. S.
KOF P., Alpha Lodge No. 47 Moots every
Wednesday in I, O. O, Hull, at 7:80 p. m.
Members lu good standing are Invited to
attend. Jas. a. Pbkp.y.C, C.
M. F. Wright, k. R, 8.
KO. T. M Protnetion Tent No. 16-Holds
regular meetings ou the first and third
Fridays of each month in Odd Fellows
Hall. All visiting members in good standing
are invited to attend.
F. F. Pattebson, Com.
a, w. rapp, r. k.
LO. T. M.,RoneburgIIlre No. 11 Holds Hi
regular reviews upon the 1st and HW FrI -day
of each month at 2 o'clock lh OfI4el
lows' hall. Sisters of other Hives visiting In the
cityara cordially invited to attend our reviews.
Mauds McClaixen, Com.
Mas. Jessir Rapp, R. X.
MODERN BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA
Roseburg Lodge No. 493 Meets every
Thursday evening In Foresters' Hall
Visiting members always welcome.
Mrs. Lila Ross, President.
Mas. Mary Kahtz, secretary.
0E. 8. .Koseburg Chapter No. 8 Holds their
regular meeting on 1st and 3rd Thurs
days in each month. Visiting members In
good standing are respectfully invited to attend
Mrs, E. J, Stroud, W. M.
Free Johnson, Secretary.
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N.G., Co. D., Separate BattaWon Meeu ; .
evoryThnrsday eveuing at the Armory
Hallat 8o'clock. v
P. B. Hamlin, Captain,
REBKKAHS, Roseburg Rebekah Lodge, No.
41, I. O. O. F.-Mcets in Cdd Fellowi
Temple evory Tuesday evening. Visiting
sisters and brethren Invited to attend. '
MtRs Laura BpAUhbrso, N. G. "
Miss Marie Jones, Secretary.
WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT, Lilac Circle No.
43 Meets on 2nd and 4th Thuradavs ol
each month at Odd Fellows Hall. Visiting
members In good standing are Invited to attend
Mrs. A. B. Fickle, 0. N.
Mrs. Belle Morlan, Clerk.
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OODMEN OC THE WORLD. Oak Camp No
.neeis as iae uuu t eiiown nail in
Roseburg, every 1st and 3rd Monday eve
nine. VlsitlnKueiRhborttalwavs welcome
J. M. flPinoRS, C. C.
N. T. Jewett, Clerk
You Will Be Satisfied
WITH YOUR JOURNEY
If your tickets read over the Denver
and Kio Grande Railroad, the Sceni
Llu3 uf the World.
BECSU9E
There are so many scenic attrac
tions and points of lntereat along
the line between Ogden and Denver
that the trip never becomes tire
some. If yon are going Eat, write for Infor
mation and get a pretty book that wil
tell you all about it
W. C. SIcBRIDE, General Aoest
I 124 Third Street,-
PORTLAXD, i OREGOS
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