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Newspaper Page TextEVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY REVIEW PUBLISH INC1 COMPANY L. W1MBERLY, Edlto'. ' Offlc-Rvlew Bulldior, (flrtt for) Jadttoa Street. TelcptaOM Mala 90I. D a I L T jnr, by nail jsa Math, daUtarW jjb w, dalirared li IIMI-WHKLY Ttr tiiti MooUu 4l.0b At GI ST 13, 1UUM. A Sl'LKNDIO OUTLOOK. Do yon know that next Monday n.Kht the city council will open Ua tor 18 blocki of modern bituHtb?t atitet p&tIds In Roseburg? Toat it wbit U going to happen, and :t L t)u reasonably sure tbat ion.: of ih bida will be Mtufactory. It will then be op to the contractor to ;et bla equipment in place Juh; a quickly aa poaalbte and begin th! work of paving. There is plenty ; time yet tlila fall to complete th- first Installment of 18 blocks If rei aonabte activity la applied. Th li and the accompanying cement tide- walk and the new bridge across Deer Creek will be a aubsuntlal tarter toward the building of a fine modern city. More capital than ev er before la being Invested In thlr county and the development of oui great natural resources la bound to be rapid from now on. Work i about to begin on the haitmtllloD dollar cement manufactory at Port land, for the operation of which the raw material la to be shipped from Dear Rose burg. I-arge farms are be ing aubdlvlded and sold In 10 and Id -acre tracts, which will be develop ed as garden, fruit and vineyard lands. Holders of large tracts o' timber will soon be putting In mlllr and manufacturing the products o' these forests and that Industry aloof will bring In untold wealth. Other Industries are sure to come alonr with theee, electric car lines will bt built to handle the traffic of the various enterprises and our city am county will experience a remarkabl period of advancement and this Ir the very near future. A number o' enterprises are now being Inveatlgat ed by heavy capitalists. The soont the street paving work is started. th sooner will these other enterprise be developed, as paved streets wl) Inspire faith of Investors In the towr and surrounding country. ORGANIZE FIELD DISTRICTS. Foreety Service to be la (Iiwmt Tourl With the Public. Plans for the Forest Service fielr headquarters which are soon to b established In the west are beiru rapidly worked out In detail. Kail, headquarters will be modeled aftet the Washington office. In all then will be six headquarters, one locate at each of the present inspection dis trlct headquarters Portland. San Francisco, Albuquerque. Bait l-ake Denver and Missoula, Montana, o some other points equally well or bet ter located for the purpose. At the bead of each office then will be a District Forester and ar Assistant District Forester. I'ndor these will be experts In charge of th various lines of work. A Chief or Graxlng will have charge of rang matters. A Chief of Products wll! handle the preservative treatment or timber and strength tests and stud market conditions. A Chief of Land will look after such matters as land examinations. The Office of Land deals with questions Involving th. validity of claims asserted under tht public land laws; applications fui special ubu of the resources of the National Forests; changes In bound arlea or Forests, and the examlna tton of lands applied for under th Act of June 11. 106, fur agrlcul tural settlement. The Forest Service, however, nev er pas on the titles themselves That Is entirely a matter fur tht General Land Office to decide. In the case of application fur home steads under the act of June 11 iub. the forest service Is called up 00 to decide whether the land is In fact more valuable for Rgrlcultur than for timber, and If It Is, to rec otnmend its Hating as open to entrj and patent. In the caao of i-lalim the Service ascertains whether an facta exist which aeeni to show thai the claim la not a legal one, in or dr that National Forest Land ma not be unlawfully taken up. Hut i rests always with the Land Offlre o' the Interior Iepsrtment to decld whether the title should or should nrt be granted. The brunch of Ijimb In the district Forest Service urganl tation does not mean any new as sumption of land business. There will also be in ea h dUtrlct a Chief of Silviculture, who will hav charge of timber sales, planting, and llvical experiments, and a Chief o' Operation. The latter will suiTvi. the personnel of the Forests; ihr -permanent Improvement work through an engineer in charge; the accounts of the district. Including receipts, disbursements, snd book keeping whlrh will be directly super vised by an expert accountant: and the routine business of the district In each of the lines of work thf management will be In the hands or a man who Is a specialist and whf has had thorough experience both in the west and In Washington. The foresters and clerks at each dUtrlrt headquarters will number about '. The establishment or the field districts will bring the 8-vlce Into more Immediate tm b w ith the pub lic. It is merely th completion of the movement, started some time ago, to have the Forests administer ed as far as possible by men actually on the ground. The change will not affect the In vestigative work of the Service, whifh will center, aa hitherto, In Washington. Mr. Pinchot Is expected soon to name the men who will fill th? various positions. Ft LTOX DYING IIAKI. Trying to Get Statement 1 Men to Kepudi! Pledge. The Portland Journal of Aug. 11 says: Senator Charles W. Fulton. In hU race for re-election to the t'nited States senate and his desire to defeat the will of the people of Oregon and the ratification of the election of Governor Chamberlain, expects seven Statement No. 1 members of the leg islature to prostitute their pledgee and go into a Joint caucus on the United Stales senatorship. That li the ultimate aim of all his plotting. Senator Fulton wants a Joint cau cus of the members of the legislat ure, every one of whom will pledge himself before going in to abide by the will of the caucus as regards tbe election of a United Slates senator. Incidentally he expects to be that nominee, but he Is not saying that tc those whom he wishes to go in to the conclave. All efforts to con trol the organization of the legisla ture, and all effort to gain control ot the party machinery of the slate by tbe deposition of William M. Cake from the chairmanship of the re publican state central committee, l subordinate to the effort to secure the 4t members of the legislature for tbe senatorial caucus. Agrvr to Caucun. Fulton agents are now busy sound Ing the different members of th legislature regarding the tolnt cus. It is known that every ore ot the a ltl-StaCement No. 1 member ot the legislature has been seen au.l it is said that all of them have agreed to go Into such a caucus. Effurl is now being turned to wards the list of SI Statement No 1 members of the two houses of th legislature and each republican incm ter Is being sought out Individual an J besought to go into the caucMs All of the arguments which hn v been made in the pat are being i..ec but as yet It Is not reported that any of the Statement No. 1 member: viave agreed to go into ie confer nee. The plan of Fulton and hU JiViiJ. u simply this: There are now ..'. members of the legislature ho an free lo go inlo ihe cautri: mi -l:.'' by any pledge, tbat is, provided '.hi' the "republican choice" nte.i con Hlder themselves absolved from theii pledge to vote for H. M. CYke. It takes 7 men over and aVno t.-.e 3! to form a majority of the joint a ienibly and elect a senator. Alt kinds of efforts are now be Ing made and will be up to the tin; ut the legislative convention to wl over seven Statement No. 1 men t the senatorial caucus Idea. The ef fort will be to get these men t agree to go Into a caucus and U abide by a decision of that tauctr regarding the senator-ship. The Puhllr lie lamned. No member of the legislature wh aspires to office or lo InifKirtant com mlttee apKlntmcnt can hope for th support of the Fulton faction unlet he agrees to stipxrt the Joint cauni nlaii. T'je whole thing hinges t or the Join caucus. If 4 members o; the legislature can be secu red t -stand for a Joint caucus Fulton ex pects to be able to land the senator ship In spite of the people of in state. Fulton's attitude regarding th senatorshlp is summed up in th words attributed to him in a recen dlM'tiHsion of Ihe senatorial question in which he is reported to have said "I am going to ImuI George K (liambvrlitiii for the wnate U-fon the leKiure If I can ami I don't give a damn w hat Into me of 1113 own iMdiilral future." That is the slogan of the Fulton men. They do not give a damn c long as they beat Chamberlain, bin Incidentally they are framnig It ti to make sure that Fulton ill be the man ho defeats the people's choice Gt N SHOT IN TDK DIVK. After Luting Fow I, Coo Man Get Ap-iirfti. MAKSHFIKLD. Or. Aug 12. A tioH cause of apiw-ndu It Is sr found when James Nowlln. a w(ll kno Prisper man. m as operated m at Meny hospital in North Item! fcerl tunall gunhots were found in the appfiidit as a result of an ex .mtnaMnri by the .hvsuiarm So far as can be ascertained, the )nly manner in which the hot nmld have found th ir ay to Nwlln ttornach and appendix was In wild luck which he and friends had shot The nhot had not b-vn removed from :he bird In dreeing them nor were they when Nowlin masthatl the en ticing meat lie remembers that he hmight there we .. shot in the meat but he didn't find them. SMKKMAN N(TIH AThV. I TM'A. N. Y , Auk 1 3 Prepar ations are going forward for a great .--lebraiion here next Tuefday. when lames s. Sherman will In formally not tried of his selection as republltan vlce-t. residential candidate Th 'own will be dwi rated in an e)atMir- ate manner and thousands of visitor ire exitted. SenaN.r Hurrows will nuke the nottncatkn sj.e,h. Mr. Shernian Is now at work on his le( 1, ot acceptance. Ladies' Tailored Suits for Fall just Arrived at H. Marks Co. I-oil ;oi itoAhs. Oregon AsMM-iatiun Ad4pts $10,(HMi FUIucaiional Plau. POHTLANI). Or., Aug. 12. Edu cation of Oregon people of tbe value of practical road construction was inaugurated yesterday on the plan indorsed by Tuesday's good road .,-onference. John H. Scott, ex-county Judge of Marion county and presi lent of the Oregon Good Roads As sociation, contracted his services to he committee on ways and meaus. Appointed by the conference to direct ;his work and which has volunteered 0 raise $10,000 to defray the cost t this popular education. Imme liately he will enter the field and rganize road construction In the various counties on a systematic rjasis. Judge Scott yesterday met ith the members of the ways and jieans committee appointed at Tues lay'a meeting and entered iuto a on tract to spread the gosje ot ood roads throughout the state. He will assume his mission immediately md begin holding meetings in tht lifferent counties. Sufficient funds :o start the work have been provided md the balance of the SlO.Ooi). It it said, will be forthcoming whenever it is needed. Multnomah county Is pledged to 'aise hair of the $10,000 that has been assured for educational work !n addition to this substantial sup Kjrt. Multnomah county pays one hlrd of the state taxes, from which an appropriation will be asked of the legislature next January further to .lid road construction throughout he state. In the six months endins June 3 0 last, this county ex nded jver $6T..imh n the cause of good roads and there remains a balance of nearly $140,000 in the county's good road fund. A Bold Step. To owcoine the well-; .-winded and reasonable objections of the more Intel ligent to lha uv of s- ore I, medicinal com pounds, Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Ituffalo, N. V., some time ago, dix-lded to make a bold departure from wie uual course pursued by the maker .f put-up medicines for do mestic use. c:.ilu has published broad cast and crmTy to the whole world, a full ind cotEue list of all Iho Ingredient tnttrln; InWhecomposllionof his widely celebrated rdlyfiem. Thus be has taken bit numrrytij irons and patients Jnlo bis full rCnyiVnce. Thus too be has re BovedAiLedicincs from among secret ttmxrjy jf doubtful merits, and tnadt UicoXfCTiiAiks 0 Known Cwn petition. cnlv tl.r srarvn. nt ,i,n Yt . 1. ll-r t.r btltvu.t'r. .nij 1 t'.ttrttitl dl.., hrr..r k. tt..l. Ii.t. prm;.l ui.ti it. I. f.'am LifffuV lull xtid .-t-nnilvt. I'.l . r ,:i t. lnr0i.nu o.nji.'.lrf lu hut ft .tn.ij titi1r0 DM.I). .1 ork. of til tti u,c. rnl h.... t.f prii uon ront.tnln t, rr r .Jtnvr ou ntrfti-u fn xa tli. wrlllntr. i.f t. .d;ri prt-tl! Wirr tf Bi.lk-ln.. rii.K-ili.tf in ti Vr-rtitwt t.t: Urm. .ft. h 0 rrrry '.ugrv di.tu olftln,l In It. I'ifnr , Bjrdi. Inp lti. of ltir httl. tk k.wlll n ilH frv. It.ftnruu. nUirff ftU.lrmoa I.lftl.ftnlol bj litt.r. u Itr. K V. I'lrrvr. liuflmKv N V.. ftnd i.iut:ii 11.. ftm. it ro tM, llttlt h.'ft It ill t lrftrn.1 ihtt !r I'im . n.l t"i. cvtit.in m. ftl.-.J... nftni'tl.-. inMifri ftii or ..u...r i. i-r. u. of lnjurh.ua kiku fti d lliftt llt- r n..l. fn.-n tjftil... n.du-1. ftftl r. t. frtl .:u.; ftlu Uiftt fcd.. uf IJ.. ti-t T.I'tftLiP tl.ff r.i!rr.t c4itftltitd Is It rirr. litMt't I'n-riptt.4i fi.r .k. ft. r...uv u.-r-..r.J. - ri.ti-d..n." rtrn.'-ji ft:id dt.llltt.t wnin. ft.rr r tt i.Uy.d hjr.t r- tr ft . Lit th. !i..i :!-. f..r ,ln ilftr ftllmniU ft?r.:llt c tl.:r -itjftwft lit fft. t. on. ur tl. Bt r.ltift: i. tar. .-:t.,! pl.nt. rntriinff Into Ui oint.w.n.-o .r It ru ri1. ft a . ..rl t.- I'm Tlptkn ft, hr..Mn Ut th. Irdlfti ft, Nii ml our kn.,,T, tl u rJt iKtt ft frw uf o,r ut...! T,u nittft- n OlrmftJ plfti.t, u ( ,it ,IVHI1 , m.larlt A a. tj lt,.i-r".l ftnd I'Pu. rtt-ft. tit. - r ft.iTfl. VrcTipii.m 1, ft Uttt ft. ttil r.f.l f. r prv-jlfttlr. ftll ll w .'..r fun-Uur rr.-i;nt dlntlft-f tr-r t. ft pnlitu. IT'rtrn,. grd rt.T.l,h p-uwln r,:rf.j rV.l it ui II,. pw. fti d tTi. . t tjl ft fm-r t ta ul w UU ftl 4iftn la oiataao KSTIMATl.Mi C.KKK.S TIMKKIt. Force of 15 .'ruis-r Now at Woik OB I'atilic slop-. PORTLAND, Or.. Aim 2. --!n carrying out lu plana to ("i-nun tn traje in the United Stattn ui'.h cor rect estimates of all e.-em t,iiler oi the Pacific slope. ;hi l"nitil States Bueau of Corporations bas fM.blishe4 f division i: iJtiat!. with C. E. Kdgertou in charge. It is proposed to secure the highest quality of skilled employes, so that tre work ma' If done aini;." an 1 correctly, and IS men are now at work in the coast territory. The examination of the timbered areas will of necessity require esti mates to be made of the old burns and this part of the report to b submitted by Mr. Edwerton will likely be used by the allied lumbei interests and timber owners as th basis of a dfcmand for further protec tion from the state government and the various counties of the state in preventing the spread of forest fires It is claimed that the greatest wealth of Oregon and Washington li on their pine-clad hills, in the tree which have required hundreds of years to mature. In the morning they stand there representing the wealth of an Individual, or a com nany. and the field of employment which suports a community. In the evening there is only a blackened waste desn, ate homes and despair n asset of the state has been negll zently allowed to disappear. Wair-thf-ds are injured, and as a seqi.ei cities, towns, farmers and grazer suffer. There are about 350 deputy fire wardens in Oregon. If these men were under salary and doing patrol duty during June. July. August and September of each year. It would mean the saving of much vali.anle timber. It is contended that if the cost were apportioned between th tate and counties It would not ,irote burdensome. Clyde Davitt. assistant chief of ll-e Forest service, states hat he has been informed that the losses of tim rer In Oregon and Washington ab negate 42.000 hilMon feet. Put II into dollars an-1 buy a new k-ni pencil to get the result. Mr. Edgerton n'll not be res !v tc submit his report until Dec?nlT He Is receiving generous assUinnce from the Oregon and Washiii4tM. Lumber Manufacturers' Association. She Likes Good Tilings. Mrs. Chas. E. Smith, of West Franklin. Maine, says: "I like good things and have adopted Dr. King's N'ew Life Pills as our family laxa tive medicine, because thev nrA .irwl and do their work, without making a iuss aDout u. rnese painless puri fiers sold at A. C. Marsters & Co s. drug store. 25c Our Stock Of Road Wagons, Top Buggies, Hacks and Surreys is complete having received another car load. Our Prices Are as low as tbe lowest and furnish good goods. WE HAVE the finest, line of Rubber Tire R.unabouts ever brought to Roseburg. Call and look over our stock. J. F. BARKER & CO. Phone 201, Vehicles & Implements Roseburg, Oregon 4- 4- 4- t 4 4 t NEWPORT YAQUINA BAY Oregon's Matchless Beach Resort The place to go for perfect rest and every conceiv able form of healthful and delightful recreation. ITS FACILITIES ARE COMPLETE - l! t of f.nl ami an alum dnie of it. Knh aler from sjiriiifs All moili-rn iuvcsim--;, such teleirraph, telephone, and markets fivslily rviileil every day. Fuel in abundance. Vottaces partly furnished or iinfurnisht d to be had cheaply. Strict iminiciKtl sanitary regulations. NEWPORT Is reached by way of the Sonthfrn Pacific to Albany or CorTallis, thence (.'orvallis and Kastern K. U. Train service daily aud the trip a pleasure thtsiuhout. RATE FROM ROSEBURG Season six-months ticket $8.00 Our eUWinite new SutnimT B'k (fives a eonrUe i1t's't iv lion of Neji.rt. iuoluiliiiir alit i( hotels their rapm-in aJ rates. Call twi, teleplumtf or write L. B. MOORt:, Loral Ajrent, S. P Co. WM. MCML'RRAY. General Inentrer Atfent, I'nrtlanil. lnifim. liK.M.X'KtTIC IUI.I.V rl.ANNi:!'- Judge AUuii li. Purki-r hl-aki I" Portland ext Tuewduy. PORTLAND, Or., Aug. 12. .Iil'lgi Alton B. Parker, the "Huge of Kmip us," and democratic presidential candidate four years ai;o. will de liver an address in Portland on next Tuesday evening, at a grand demo cratic rally now being arranged for by Alex Sweek. chairman of tin Multnomah County central commit tee. The plan as now outlined by Chairman Sweek is to make tht meeting next Tuesday evening a state-wide rally and he lias already secured the consent of W. II. Holmes, of Salem, to act as i-halr-mah of the meeting at which Parket will speak. Other democratic lead era throughout the state will be ask ed to be present In the capacity ol vice-presidents, and this afternoon Sweek will select a committee on en tertainment for Judge Parker. F V. Holman will be chairman of this committee, which will consist ol about seven of the party's local lead ers. VII.CO.X AT I.IIIKIiTV. fliief J list ire Id-ail Adinils Him t" Hail in the Sum of 2O00. SALEM, Or.. Aug. 12. Chiel Justice Bean, of the Supreme Court, yesterday granted a petition for a writ of probable cause, and admitted J. C. Wilcox, of North Bend. Coos county, to $2uOU bail, pending an aie peal of a decree of the Circuit court, in which Wilcox was convicted o; selling liquor to a minor, and was sentenced to one year in the peni tentiary. Wilcox had served three months, when released. It. 'ltt of Portland, is Wilcox's attorney. Wilcox is the leader of the liquor interests In Coos county, and has been arrested and fined upon numer ous previous occasions f.ir Infrac tions of the state liquor laws. PAKCKI.S POST. WASHINGTON'. Aur. 13. I'ndPi a parcels post convention will) the governments of Chile and Keuador. merchandise may be mailed to those countries at a rate of 12 cents a pound. The mailing rate on merchandise between points in the Tnitcd States remains 16 cents a pound, owing to the influence of the express onm panies. For Sore Feet. "I have found Ilucklen's Arnica Salve to be the proper thing to use for sore feet, as well as for healing burns, sores, cut, and all maimer of abrasions," writes Mr. W. Stone, of Kast Poland. Me. It is the proper thing too for piles. Try it. Sold under guarantee at A. C. Markers & Co's. drug store. 25c. KM 4- 4- 4- 4-4-4-4- 4- 4-4- 4- t 4-4-4- 4- ! ! : 1 , 4-; ; 4- 4.4t '"ifi $Wf2 For Infants and Children. ft ' - " tew pi". l.COIIIII. .1 PKH t'VN'P AVcgclaWc Preparation rorAs sfmtfa I ing iltc l-bucf ami Iftrgida ling Hie S.untarits midftm'&of BC3I .4- ' Promnlcs Oirtes(ionXnsfrTd ness ami .Contains nciUvr 2oE ,i Opi'int.Morphinc norluiral ISOT Pi ARC OTIC. ti 'i flevfJua $ttdm JbcSnwa ffc AustSttd WttmSrrd ClaiiM Suijoc Wmtinrai tlinvr. Antrferl Rpracdv fotronsflpa- tion , Sour Sloniach.Dlarrtiiea WorrasA oiiulsioiis.Knsn ncss and Loss of Sleep. Fax Simile Signature uf vew'yohk. SHI NOTK ti TO CONTKAtTOKS. Notice is hereby given, thai seab-d bids will be received by Uiu vloun.j Clerk until the, lind day of Septem ber, A. I)., 19US, ut. the hour of I o'clock A. M., of hubi dii.v, fur Hie const met ion of CY incut and I ! lank Walks on the Court House Property, in accordance with Plans and Spe.-ifl-cations on file at the County Clerk's ollice. The Court reserves the right to re ject any or all bhs. llv order of the ('miiitv Ci.i.i't ' Dated at Koseburg. Oregon, this 7th day of July, 1 imps. 10. II. I.KNOX, td County Clerk. COM.MKXCIXCi JI NK iiliml, 1IXIH. The following train service will he in effect on the line of the C. & H. H. H. , between Albany and Yaajiiiin, daily, except Sunday: No. 16 N2 Mxd Pass. Leave Albany 7:45 a. in. 12: pi p.m Ar'v Yuquina 1:110 p. m. 5-;:u p. in No. 1 5 No. 1 1'ass. .Mxd. I. v Yaiiulna. 2:15 p. m. 7:00 a. in Arv Albany. . 7:00 p. m. 11:". 5 a,m On Sundays tho service will be as follows: Leave Albany, 7:35 a. m., arrive Yaciuina, 11:40 a. in.; leave Yacpiina 6:00 p. m arrive Albanv, 11:80 p. m. u i.OST On Sunday. Auit. 2. belween tho Alley rami in Harden Valley and Itoschui'K. a black whalebone haw whip. Heward for roturn to llevlew ollice. 4. .J- -J. U lliKOW. Tho now fertiiizor. Nuihliin but fish. (!uariihtp(Ml ana lysis: Seven Iter rent nitroK'-n. six per eeitt pnlasli, is per eeiit phosphoric nciti. One 2:.-poun(l sn.k of Wit prnw, used in the place of '2lii totis or host stable man ure, will Kivr liott.T results ami no woods. Try it for your lawn. J. F. H AUK Kit ft CO. I 4. 4. j. 4. .j. .j. .j. i'ittri:.s.',.()x.i,. I. II. I HAIVMAN, l. II. s., Ill'lllisl. Ahrahani llullcli.,g T-U-.li.iif- 114 II.Mlrs, !i a. ,. ( 5 ,, , KlPSKIil lUi - . . i,i,i.',w J. C. Ml I.I.KN, All,,ll,l-Ml-l4,1V Willi lil, hunlsdii. IMinli k & Monro- litinl. AttinirH hi Law, 31 ..-IC-IT CuniniuiKW'allh IIIiIk, r,t Ii "il Anki'iiy SIiimMs. ''ol!T-AM) OUIUiON. ii . i:. nun k, M. K. I'll',.-.- In ii,,. ii,.,,,.,,. ii(iMKi iiiir. i;,.i,ih :i uikI I . X liay anil Kl,-, I rl, al TrcaniiMit. I,),1!)),,,,,,. l,ilt, T , ItnSKhrm; . . . ' .inKc.ov. A. r. si-:i-:i.v, i. Oin.-en: Itoonifl , nn, u lnnmhtH Counlv itmtk llulhliiiK, 'I'hont' 77 1 UUSKIH iI(J . . . (1,jK(:ON. oin'" '""": l-h-.n: ' ' 1 a m. (m, p Main 17 2 U 4 t' ' 1t"Hl, . Main 1721 im. 1.1 1 11 r smi rn, I'll? ii, (fin Wiim.n nn.t t hihlM-n H.nr, n oW: !t.,m, h nml i. MnrchTV f) ni-xt to Uh,k-,b frniin.y MhhK 111 WLnt UfrO I Oil I Ml Exact Copy of Wrapper. t eNT.uii oo.-y. m veR. err. The Kind Ycu Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years i lodge 1 DIRECTORY AF. A A.M., Laurel Uvipe No. 13 Hold regular ineetiugs on 2nd aud 4th Wednei days ui ecb munth. U. C. Griham. W. M. N. T. Jkwltt, SeorcjUrj- AO.U W. kweourg IxKUt No. 16 Meet the 2nd and 4lh Moudays of -ch month at 7:30 p. m., in the Fores tent Hall. Al members lu good at.uliue are invited to at Wild J . W . Dow ell, M . W. K H . l.KKox. Rcmler. BP. U. Kl.KS, Koseburg Lt.te, wo. 326- Holdi regular commuulcatious at the Kits Temple on Jnd and 4th Thursdays of eat h month. All momlKTB rfquetted to attei d nirulnrly. and all visiting brotberi are cordi ally invited to attend. K. I,. Parrdtt, E. K. Obo. W. aTALiY.rtwretarr. DEtiKKK OK HONUK, Myottc Lodge No. 13 iMi'cu'Jtid and 4ib Thursday evenineii of each month in Marrtibee Halt. VlBilliig mem be m cordially invited to attend. UlNStf K. ('AVKNlfEB. C. of H II. Lk.nox. Kec. I. v. Oftiw bll. Ricelver. EA I. KM, KoiPhnrg .erie meen tn Odd Fellows hall on u'ndand tin Monday ereu-ici-H of ai:h mo:ith. m tt clork. Visit ing breUiiet) lu goinl sundine alway welcome. G. I t LVKlt, W. P., C. W. Hah aku. See. FOK A ., ikiiirl Douglas No. Si forentori ol America, meets ear.b Tuesday eveiiiug la Korenters' Hall. Visiting brothers al way welcome, w, J. Brand, 0. K. K. H.Lknox, Ree. ec. K. V. Uoov in, Physician 10. ii. F., KtMiig tarlilge No. 17J, meeti in Odd Fellowa' TeiiipN t-very Fiiday evening. Visit ng bretlieren tthrave welcome. K. N. Ewaht. N. U. V. H Mirai.Li, K. S. M. Ficklk, F. S. IO. o. F.. l-liiUMarimi I.lj:e No. A-Mcetn in O'ld Fellou Temple, corner of Jatkon an-i l"a.-streels. mi stnrdr evening of ea h week. M.-mbers of the order in g.od atanditig nre invited tontteud. J. i. t)ooisow, N. G. X. T. JKWmr, R. 8. it). O. F , I'nion KniHinptnent No. 9 Meets in Odd Fellows' Tern ale on the l.M and ;tr.l Ihursdny t vetiingH of each montli. Visit ing Iftetlit'ieu hIwrv M'tdcninc H O. I.kwis, t'. p. J. O. tun)iNow, Si'ribe. KOF p., Alpha Lodge No. 47 Meet." every Hediii'sday in I. o. O. F. Hall, at 7::tu p.m. Meintiers in gotd standing are invited to attend. liLBN V. WtMHRRLY, V V. I.. A. San.ti ary. K. R. t. Kn. T. M., Protection Tent No. l.v-Holds regular ineettiuis on every Weilne-day nivht in M Hall. All visiting tneinlrs tu good Maiiding are invileti to al telid. F. F. Patterson, Coin. W. Raim. R. K. LO. T. M., Ronburg Hive No. 11- Holds rt'KiiUr rtvicuR on every Tuesday after niton ut J:Ul o'clock in the Maeeahee'v Hall. iter of other Hives visiting in Hie t itv are ' oidially iinittd t attend ntir reviews. MK-.. t'. B. KONKHKAKK, COK. Mks. Jksii RAff, K. K. MOHKRN WoohMKN OF AM KRH'A. Mvrtle iHinnN.t t-Ui meets on Ihe second and f our 1 ti Wedne-ilaysofeverv month in the Traveling Neiifhl-ors are cur dmll) invited to vi-n our l. am. A M ak5i kk. Consul, A. SiU.M in, I'lerk. MOI'KHN IHtoTHKRHOnD OP AMKKH A' Rosebtiru lhig,- No. Wl-Jlwti evvrv 2nd ... , ,ll Umrsday in Maceabee Temple. l"lting member alwavs welcome. Kvklv.n Hoovkk, President Kkktiia Wri,;ht. Secreary. 0 K. s , ltoM'bnrc Chapter No. S-HoMs their regular m-i -fiu u 1st and 3rd Tliursdi.TS iu pbcIi M. nth Visitin menilers in 1 Maudrng are respectfully Invited to at Mr !. W.ui.KnFRo. W. M. Kit kb Joiimso, St-4r tary N. ii., Co. n Separa'e Battalion-MeMs ferv lliiimdHv vtiii,a . ih. inn.trc Hall at h o , , , k. K- B- It mlix. CapUtn. ItKKAHs. tU.s.burc Kobe k ah Lodge. No. I I O. t. F.-Mret.i to Odd F-llows" ..mm imtj iiicsna v evening. lilting 'r-.aud bri thtrn invlipd to attend. Mk.v Mto.:R KoniRTH.N. N-f. Mk.h. sh-iceHKNso.s, fki retary. OMKN- OK UOOhCK.VFT, I.lUe Circle No. " 11 " i"tan.t:;rd Mtindav evening ' Ii month ai t i.t.i H.n luemU rs in Xool stAiidtng are lu- 1 lUd tu ailet d. Fia;N' r Himinix, O. N. 'La Kohk, lerk w 'MMr OFT1IK W ORI n. Oak Camp No. I - Mflaat ttie 0,ld Felloa Hall In l.ir l.ti rr. ivi-rv li m,l .r.1 U..n.fv f rrnii.g otuina; Hrihhom alwav welcome, h. hit c. c. " J- M. TnauM, Clark. O