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Newspaper Page Textl ' !-.-r---- Hamilton Drug: Company CALL ON Sash delivered at glaze for a small Window Glass Hamilton Drug Company. EVENING ROSEBMG REVIEW NOVEMBER 13, 1905. DAILY WKATHEKtKKFOKT FOR RGSEBURG AND VICINITY D 8. Weather Buieaa 1 ocal office. HnFaburg, Or. 21 hours ending o p. ni., Nov. VI, li0i. PreclpitatlouB m Incites ana Jmudredtlw; Maximum temperature ffi Minimum teraperatnre f- Precipitation '.' Tjtal proclp. sIupq firBt of month 0.01 Avg "precip. for this month for 28 years. ...-t.-iss To tul prccip. from dept. 1, li05 to dttUi a "n Average prucipitatiou from rtopt. ), 1877... 5M Total exooHa iTni 8ept 1, l'JOu l.3 Average precipitation for 28 wot seasons Sipt to May, inclusive) 38.13 lues O id son. Observer. Fair Tonight and Tuesday. Cannon's Book and Stationery Store THOSE Souvenir Post Cards ROSEBURG VIEWS HAVE ARRIVED They Are Beauties Set of Ten all different 30c Cannon's Book & Stationery Store FAIT VAIN PER LB. 5 C PER LB. A Long Story Briefly Told It is true that for 5 cents per pound the Roseburg Steam Laundry will wash, starch and deliver ready for ironing, all family waahinp. The term family washing embraces finch articles as underwear, handkerchiefs, hose, sheets, pillow cases, napkins, towels, etc., while all tint pieces are ironed without extra charge. This means more hours of lea sure for the overworked housewife. Talk H over with "hnbby " STf AM I, Foot ol Jackson Street TELEPHONE 791 Winchester and Marlin shot guns and rifles and a good line of ammunition at S. K. Sykea. US FOR our store we will additional charge, LOCAL NEWS. Good lodging at Central Hotel, G. J. Bacher, dentist, Abraham building. First class shoe repairing at Parrott Bros', shoe store. dswtf Your case is not hopeless. See the osteopathic physician. For sign or house painting, kalsomin- ing and paper hanging, call up Phone 121)5. - dtf, Mrs. E. I. Eewes left today for Salt Lake City to attend her sou, who is seriously ill. R. S. Sheridan left today on his re turn to Boise, Idaho. He stops a day at Eugene, en route. See Frank E. Alley for reliable ab stract of title to your property. Up stairs over the land office. W. A. Doss arrived here from Illi nois Sunday to spend the winter with his uncle, B. F. Doss, and family. ' For photographs, viewing, old pic tures copied and enlarged, flash light pictures, and all work in the photo line, apply at Graves' Home Studio, 1120 Mill St. 'Phone No. 777. dtf Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hunt, of Ashland, were here Saturday evening. Mr. Hunt was en route with seven carloads of cattle which he was taking from Lane county to the Kalmath county ranges. They will be driven over from Ashland. There's no beauty in all the land That can with her face compare, Her lips are red, her eyes are bright, She takes Rocky Mountain Tea at night. Red Cross Pharmacy. ' Ira Pilkington has returned from Portland to re-engage in the black smith business. His wife, who is a fashionable dressmaker, will arrive here in a,few days and open dressmak ing parlors with Mr. Pllkington's sis ter, Mrs. A. C. Carty. F, K. Gettins, left on Saturday evening for San Francisco to take the examination for civil engeerlng in the U. S. navy department at Mare Island. Mr. Gettins has had five years experi ence in a ship yard which adds to his other qualifications for such a position. We have just received the latest and best line of oak extension and ceuter tables we have ever had on our floor. They aro beauties. Call and look at them. Full line of everything you need in your home on hand all the time. B. W. Stiion'O, The Furniture Man. Portland Journal: Miss Mary R. Preschern, by her attorney, Henry E. McGino, has instituted an action in the circuit court to recover $25,000 dam ages from George W. Beavis, a travel ing man, on the allegation of a breach of promise. The plaintiff is a daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Preschern, of this county.) The Fashion Cleaning and Pressing Parlors, in the Beurd &, Salzman brick back of Strange & Ryan's job printing oflice, does up-to-date work and guar antees satisfaction. They carry a full line of samples of tho Metropolitan Tailors, of Chicago. Call and leave your order for fall and winter suit. A perfect fit guaranteed. Tooley & Ryan Proprietor. dtf J. M. Shelley and wife, Eugene; John Alexander, Glide: Georgia Harper Co.; P. B. Waite, City; Ike New, Henry Ross, Chicago: S. E. Harris, Elgin; J. T. Levins, Albany: J. H. Stevenson, Portland: I. A. Manning, A. J. Dayton, Oswald West, Salem: F. L. Carter, V. i A. Hillis, Peters Cartridge Co., Cinci nati; were recent arrivals at the Mc- Clcllan. YOU WILL save money and always be on time if you PURCHASE YOUR WATCHES J. T. BR VAIN LOCAL NEWS. Call on Dr. J. P. Johnson for good dentistry. . Chas. W. Rice was-down from Myrtle Creek today. -' Rev. Wm.' Mathews returned to his home at Salem last night. '-' Milk for sale.'1 Call on II. C. Dawson, the vegetable man, North Roseburg. : , ' i)15. .' Hot coffee, sandwiches and pastry at all hours of the day at, Jennings & Partsch Bros.' Bakery. dtf You won't get bled with a Christy Hoe Safety Razor, $2.50, guaranteed. Stelner & Chapman, Sole Agents, tf Mr. und Mrs. E. Wlmborly went to Drain this morning to visit with their SJn, Ira Wlraberly, and family. . ; . For first class rig or a saddle horso, or if you want to ;go to any Coos county point, call at Barnard's Livery or 'phone GUI. dtf , Judge J. W. Hamilton and Attor neys O. P. Cosbow, Dexter Rice and F. W. Benson went to Eugene today to at tend circuit court. Dr. H. L. Studloy, Osteopathist. Of fice in Abraham BIdg. 'Phone or call for appointments.' Consultation free. Hours 9 to 12 a. m.;2 to 6 p. m. Farmers, now is the time to bp using disc plows, and we handle the best disc plows on tho market, which is tho Sanders, either single or double. No trouble to show goods. Call and see them at J. F. Barker & Co. d-BW. At the next regular meeting of the Women of Woodcraft, on Nov. 23, Mrs. Ella Porter, of Portland, will be pres ent to discuss the proposed increase of assessment rates. A joint debate be tween the members of Oak Camp and Lilac Circle is also being considered for an early date. .-. Eugene Guard: J. E. Martin, for merly manager of the Singer Sewing: Machine Co's. oflice here, was on Sat urday sentenced to serve 60 days in the county jail on the charge of larceny by embezzlement. 1 The sum of money al leged to have been taken 1b 820. Mar tin had pleaded guilty to the cnarge. The "Umpqua1' Cold Cure prepared at, our pharmacy, If taken In time attd according to directions, seldom, if ever falls to cure the worst colds. It is high ly recommended by all who have used it. A 25c box of this remedy in your home will save sickness and expense. Hamilton Drug Co. d-sw. Niobe, one of the best comedy dramas ever written, will be the open ing bill at the opera house, when the popular actress, Georgia Harper, will begin a week's engagement here to night. Miss Harper will appear at ev ery performance during the week, when she will present Camllle, The Gay Parisians, Frou Frou, The World Against Her, Magda, and others of equal merit. A. grand souvenir mati nee will be given on Saturday after noon, when a beautiful photograph of Miss Harper will be given to each one buying a 25-cent ticket. . Georgia Har per and her company are said by the press and public ;to be the strongest repertoire organisation on the coast, and they have given excellent satisfac tion Wherever they have appeared. A carload of now and beautiful scenery is carried and used to mount tho different plays, and Miss Harper has a most ele gant and costly wardrobe., She Is sup ported by Joseph : Detrjck and a fine company of seventeen people. First class specialty artists will entertain be tween acts, making it the very beat at traction of its kind .in tho west. Ni obe will bet ho bill for tonight. ! ': ' Three words to the "wives" are sufficient Golden Gate Coffee J'A.F0LGEIU Sold only in aroma-tight tins. Never in bulk. J. A. FOLGER a CO. San rrancUco caTABiitMCO taso LOCAL NEWS. Good meals at Central Hotel G. J. Bacher, resident dentist. . Golden Wedding Rye at the Model. iDr. Bacher makes a specialty of orown and bridge work. " i 1H. C. Slocum, sr., left today for Port land to remain for several days. ' Chrysanthemums for sale, 2c each. Apply at Mrs. J. A. Freeman's, Mill street. .: . , , nil Fi'esh bread and pastry dally. A full line of canned goods. At Norman &.Neeley's. ' d-tf. "' A marriage license has been issued to Otis Fisher, the barber, and Miss Florence Gagnon, daughter of Mrs. F. Paquette. .. . . : . ; Do you shave yourself? Well1 just try a Christy Hoe Safety Razor. Guaranteed 30daystrial,$2.50. Steiner & Chapman, Sole Agents. . . tf Atty. J, F. Hamilton left today for his home at Astoria, accompanied by his father, Dr. S. Hamilton, who will be his guest for an indefinite time. We are sole agents for the Conklin Self Filling Fountain Pens and rec ommend them as being far ahend of any other pen on the market, Camion 's Book Store. Hives are a terrible torment to the little folks, aud to some older ones. Easily cured. Doan's Ointment never falls. Instant relief, permanent cure. ! At any drug store, 50 cents. J At a special meeting of the board of flro delegates held Friday evening, M. F. Rice was elected president of the board, aud A. Q. Johnson assistant en gineer, yice W. A. Sovorn, resigned. Myrtle Point . Euterprise: . The County Court has employed two pro fessional timber cruisers to cruino the land of Coos county, that has not al ready been estimated, so that a proper assessment can be made. Among those who went to Wilbur to day to attend the funeral of the late John Gillam are Mr. and Mrs. D. C. McWilliams, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Aiken, M. Beard, Chas. Verrcll, Frank Clements and Frank Erickson. . Moki Tea positively ciiresslck head ache, indigestion and constipation. A delightful horb drink. Removes all eruptions of the skin, producing a per fect complexion or money refunded. 2oc and 50c. For sale by Hamilton Drug Co., Roseburg, Ore., and Oak land Drug Co., Oakland, Ore. - ' Ladies! I want all to know of the splendid opportunity I can give any woman whereby she can actually turn her spare time into money. The work is very pleasant and will easily pay $18 per week. There is nodeception about this. No experience is necessary. If you really want to make money, write to me at once. Address. d-sw. Haiihikt M. Ricakds, , Box H, Joliet, 111. A return game of football between the elevens of the Roseburg afad Eu gene High Schools will be played at Rose Park next Saturday afternoon. On the 2'Md of this month the Roseburg eleven will play at Ashland, on the 25th at Grants Pass aud on Thanksgiv ing morning at home against an aggre gation of local "stars." i A com pie to estimate of the cost to Douglas county of the recent Greek riot at Glen brook, with the cost of prosecuting the cases growing out of that affair, shows the total expenditures on that account tu he $1250. ; This is exclusive of the coBt of the militia which acted as guards for soveral days, that being charged against the state. WHY DO YOU COUGH? Oo tou know that a little couKta in a danger nun thing? Are you aware ttait it often fas iron on the lung, and far too offen run Into Con mimpilon aurf ends in death? Ilia you afford to trifle wiLh no lerlou" a matt r? Ac kern Ktig. llnh Remedy for Oniigh, Coidn aud f'onump tluu la beyond question tho greatest of alt iDOdrrn remedied. It will "too a cough in oiin DlKht and It will chuck a cold In a day. It will nr event, crouu. relieve aithina and ctira Coneumpuoii Our laUh iu it In mo nlruuR thnt we guarantee every bottle to K'm DaUntariioii or looucy bsc-Jc Kur na.'a by Hamilton Drng i.')., KOKeittirK, uru., auu uanjmiu urug uo., Oakland, Ore. Portland Oregonian: A fine of f 75 was Imposed by Judge Ctshtnd yester day upon Louis Radabaugh, who was convicted of lighting, in a case ap pealed from the municipal court. The aggravated nature of the oUenao was that during a row a bottle was thrown, which s'ruck a woman who was pass ing along the street, and Injured her arm severely. Radabaugh was releas ed on an appealed bond of $100.00 signed by Thomas Tracey, the pugillutj who is one of the special police ap pointees of Mayor Lane. . Tracey Is supposed to come forward and pay the line, but has nut yet done so. 111 151 PLACE 10 BUT If you want to get your money's worth. We hnndlo all kind of Itoots and Shots the best for the money. FIrstclass Repairing Done at l Reasonable Price. The Taking If & Vf ColdHabitj LOCAL NEWS. ,Mt. Hood Porter Nips at The Model Dr. J. P. Johnson, the dentist, guar antees all work. ' tf W. S. Applegate was over from near Yoncalla on Sunday. You will be pleased with the results if you take, osteopathic treatment. . By your heating stoves. Stove boards and pipe and etc, at S. K. Sykes, : 'Atty. J. E. Sawyers loft yesterday for Elkton and Scottsburg on business. For good lodgings and good meals call on Buell & Son, at Central Hotel, Roseburg. tf Now is the time to take your osteop athic treatments, before your case be comes hopeless. For a first class drivinc ritr. sinple or doublo, call up Kelly & Banks, 'Phone 51, Hordes hoarded at reasonable rates. '- - '. , . . dtf No matter how Ion or you have had the cough; if it hasn't already develop ed into consumption. Dr. Wood's Nor way Pine Syrup will cure it. , Weakened systems need a mature, wholesome, mellow liquor that's T. W . Harper Whiskey the kind your grand-1 father used. Sold by all dealers. j Energy all gone? Headache? Stora ach out of order? Simpiy a case of tor pid liver. Burdock Blood Bitters will make a new man or woman of you. By using a safety deposit, box at the oflice of the Titlo Guarantee & Loan Co,, Roseburg, Oregon, your valuables will be kept in the strictest privacy and absolutely safe. ' ' tf Obstinate constipation, Indigestion and stomach disorders are permanently and positively cured by taking Hollis ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Red Cross Pharmacy, j Place your valuable papers, etc.,) where thoy will be absolutely secure : against Ore, burglary, or other danger, j The Title Gu irautee LLoan Cu., .of .j this city have as line a set of safety do-1 posit boxes as can bo found anywhere) and the rated are very low. ' Coll on ' them, corner Jackson and Washington streets. ' tf. ; A Birthday Party. -I ' : . t, On Saturday evening, Nov. 11, 1005, a pleasant party was given Miss Tlllle Norton, by a number 'of her" young friends in honor of her nineteenth birthday. Games were played and re freshments were served. Mlt3 Norton was the recipient of a number of pres ents. The guests departwit a late hour, after wishing her many happy re turns of the day. Those present ware: Misses Edith Brown, Myrtle Boggcss, Aleine, Mable, Elsie and Tlllle Norton and Frankio Thompson; Messrs. For rost Bartrum, Eyorett Harpham, Er nest Norton, Bennie Conn, Earl Pick ens, Ross l-ioodman aud Russell Dun ham, i . Onm Who Was TiiKki:. I I Vlalt DR. JOR&filTS Crat sMussum of Anatomy . Ttie L-ugmnf U'tlaJ in Ua WwlJ. fro urn eantltotallj ml. line ti"W nffmrtn. i, I If r.. Uol'l':i MH.uiaii't on i!tn i v iiv eon, i ii(. joiinAW-riiTVATK iim-:ani: i lutlou rn-e tiirt it inlvprl.M'. Trcfiiueni i r-i.ri 1 lir teller. S Y I'lII I. mh"rimlil trdloUjJ , l fr,Vi:itY A i-i i t ( . 4 Ui u mill tMn o I konuf oi'iNlin oi lit. cmtrt.ltit. Wt will fluanmlrr 1-ISITfVtt Cmt fn rrrrv'H vfamlrTUkf.at f'l'H line I !.(, ml IL.IjnrB. d ' W rile fir llilIoalir ir ITlArrlnifO, 1 k ttiti.x. ri-.i IA mudM-r,.- f.,f t,., , f Dlt. JIHtlA!V A rt JWI Market Ht. H. P. 1 Alrtttrart of tit lo tndeedttd land. rniem prepared tur iIIIok on Kovuruuiout laud. . Blue rriitH of township maps Hhowlnft , all vacant litiidit, FRANK E. ALLEY ARCHITECT and AB3TR ACTIiR Plans and estimnten foi a!; kititls of buildintrs. Special (h'pipns r,r oillco fixttireH. , Phone 87' Officii in I)fni(l' bounty Tlaiik itiillilintr. ROSEBURG BREWING and ICE COMPANY The largest and best rquipfMjd brewery in Houthern Oregon. Roseburg Beer lms a reputation through out the country for its PURITY AND rUHITV MEANS HEALTH Browed only from pclectfid harhty and choiciiMt hops. Kpinrial bruwfd hot tied hwr our apfi'inity. direct delivery to your recti rience in qiiantitioi of one can! or more. The old coid goes; a new one quickly comes. It's the story of a weak throat. tendency to consumption. , Ayer's 1 rnM. nyti Cherry Pectoral breaks up the taking- cold habit, ft strengthens, hpnfs Act 'our doctor to tell you all about it. Dive no set rem ne paousa j, q, tw formulas ol all our medicines. Lowell, n "Old Homestead" at The Model. ; tflf See the Potor Schuttler farm wagon at S- K. Sykes1 before you buy. ' ' - Buggies and spring wagons yoii can,; see by calling at S. K. Sykes.' Umpqua Cold Cure, the only spdy and sure cure for colds, at Hamilton's. Mrs. Alice Weiser, first-class nurse,, can be had by calling at her residence:; on Rose street. d-sw-tf Why suffer from a cold when a few" doses of Umpqua Cold Cure will re lieve you, at Hamilton's d-sw. See Frauk E, Alley . ior land scrip Guaranteed perfect, and ready for livery. Lowest market price. . Blue prints of towusmp maps,, fifty cents each. Filing pajwrs properly pre pared. Frar k E. Alley, up stairs over land oflice. .... 1 Hundreds of lives savod every year by having Dr. Thomas' Ecleotric Oil in tho houso just when it is needed. Cures- croup, heals burns, cuts, wounds of. every sort, ; Baby sleeps and growH while mammy rests if Hollister's Uocky Mountain Tea s given. H is the greatost baby med icine ever olTored loving mothers. 35.' cents, TcaorTablets. Red Cross Phar macy. , . T H E RAILROAD EATING HOUSE J . FAIBE Proprietor Meals at nil hours of tho day or night. , Everything Htricl.ly nndclass. Rates to Ueguhir hoatders. Furnished Rooms in Connection LODGE ) DIRECTORYj 'j V.' A' A. M., Lnurol ' i. oi bo No. W ITold . rpKiilnf nifitln((Hon ini ai'.ti Uh VVudututt days of uHuh mon tli. i VV. W. TllAi'KRAIt, W. M. N'. Jkwkit, .Sucretary AO.tJ.W Hopf t.itrc UtfTHO N. 16-Mih't the yud Ami -ith MondBVH ol wsich montU "M7:W p. m., In th 1. O. O. P. Hull At. mumbtirii lu good atiitilmn r.ii iuvlif u at tend . I.. Wni'.ii?, s . . in (, -i )-- ,t i: t " Kt-"Jtf Ut't'-wdor. Br. O. KI.KH, Kfitcburcr I.o-Ik), No.CfInh)l rt?frilnr cmnmii ulnnt ioui nf tlm Klkt) Toini'to tD 2tiii sii'Mttl 'I'hnrittlAyAiH on;h month . A II iihui) Iw.-rs r:iiitr t"l tu nttcnti n ifulnrly, mn! ull vhitiiifr lirottiutti uto tordt ally luviiod to mtoiid. C. H. f! A NNIIN, K. It. . , . , , , W. 1( . Jamikhhn, Hucrctarr; DKfJHKK OK HONOR, MyKUi- UIi No. l!l MfuM 'Jnd nti'I Ith Thuru'lRV uvunfiiKK oP t'H(;l: inoinli In KtircHUsrN' finll. VifiltlnK momberH cordlully invito! t nllciid, Miit. K. V. Tihimtwin, C. of M. K. II I, KNOX. Kl-0 FOP A 'Coifrl OoiikIhh No. :w -ForiiHtrfl ut Ainorli'A, mt-frlH cuuh Tuvr-dny evening Iu Fori'MUTH' Hull. VitdliiiK hrothtjrH il wa'H welcome. K. Htaitpkr, i'. K, ' ,'- 1 e. II.hKNOX. RfO, Scfc. E.V. ll'HivKH.l'hyitlciau. IO, O. K., rhtliHarttui ixunf. No. HMeetd ! Odd HVIIowh 'IVnij'lt', iiorniT of .IhcIimmi antt Obhh Mtrtu'lH, on .Stitordiiy iivunitifr of oni;b( vvt'iik , MuiiiburN of tliu unlur in (ioml Htuudlur aru loviluj to attend ! if, i i u C.r". ItAHI'MTKII, N. O. , f f T. .'kwrtt, K.H. IO. O K., Union Kmranii.modt No. 9 Mt'h in Odd Kollown '1'Hiiiplu on iha 'it and :ini Thurmlny KVoitliiKH o( i-ach nioiith, VUU llig brethren alwayfi wulroiii.. D. . I'Ai.ir, O. ' A. N. Om h it, Hcrlbe. IO.O. V., KMnir Ptar fxdm No. fTl, !. O. O. P: miifitH In oli) Kt-ltowH' 'I I'liiplf every Krldar eveultiK. VlniMiiK hri'ttircniilHT vvflcnmti f. - . N.Ooi ht, N.U. ! ,.v . "va KiMt it 1-;. i.ijjiii, K.b. M. I'M KI.K, K. H. OKlT7ATpyiirTlK'r No. i7--M')t""pverT W;ftnindHy In f . . O. Hull, a( 7:t n. m. Mi'iuhiiiH ill uixji fitiifidiiiL' lire 1 ii v iii-il to attund. - ' ' .f. . nr.mf rr, v. v. M,. V, Wan. nr. K. k. 8. K7TVVVm IJrrtion Tt-iit No. 16-lloMn, rcgiiliir iniM-thiKH on I tin Urn I. and thlnt Krldnyw of twh muh I Id Fallow Ifall. AllVltlt1nK momlmnt In Rood itnndlnr art iuvlUO to aiuud. ' ' ' F. F. I'.'nritfos, f.'om. U. W. Uait. It. K. Lo. t. m., Ko-nhiirv niv'Nti. n iioMh it regular ri'vlfwa upon the ll and :trd Frl day of tw?i month at 'I o'clyel: In Odd Fel low' hall. .Ml-tern of oOkt H I vet vl"!tliiK In lh oityaroonllally Inritd to Htifnitourrvlwir Mai:dk M' ('hi.i,i:n. Com. ..... ,Miuf. kj-bii; I'.ji-:-, It. A. M' oii:kn mkot:m:ki'ooi) of amkc.ica KodnDllif .No, 4'r.-U'flH VI-ri ft, t and fr Thursday In Fon-NtrH' HiilL Vlltiuj int-inljtTR ahvayf weli-fuii-. i:hiha Wiiii.in l'r'ld(!iit. ' If K. AltT K AHr,rrtjr;tll.rj'. J-M-- 1, ... OK. H.,noN'hiirK Chapter Ho. H -M...Ih thel r'K ilir i:i--tloK 'in ttt and :trilThnra dayi in eaeh month. VP-ithitf mt-mlxifH in good Biandlfigaru r!p ul fully hivlled toatleud .Miif, I-:. J.bTuoi n, w M. ' ' Fkkk Jojinmo.v, ierrctarf 0 N.O., Co, ., rate HaHa:iini--i-et evHry'lhiirnilay cvc-niiiK at the Armor r Ifall at Bu'olock. K. n. If a mm H, Captain. RKMKKAJIH. IloiPrjiirV it'dwkah I,omki Tio.' 41, T. (). O. P. .MwU l Old Fi-.ttow 'J'ulnploeTPry'Tiit'Wluy ovmiltiK. VU;iiug ilHtcrn and hrethriMi Invited to attend. Mum. I). O. VMM, N. (I. - f. II. i, I.KKH, Hicretary. w OM FN OK W'OOHCItAFT. I.tlarT'circir No. VJ -Met-U on "lut anil Ith lliudavii on ' rai-li mouth at O.ld Fello'v Hull. Vhltli a em burn In good n landing an- invn.'l toaitona. ni y in i,y. 1,'ino, ii. r , IJI.IKA II.Mii.S, Clerk. WOOIiMPS OF TIIK WOKI.h. Oak Carnp No I-M.ruat 'In- odd F.-li..a Hall lm l'..i-.-burt(, evi-rv lut aii'1 n-1 Monday nlug.Vlil Hug liflKblwrnalnayH welcome. . J. M liHIM-KH, il. (i N. . JrvKir, L'Uxk 4... i 7 t