EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW ti.o in rr n, i. bmii.m .n-
tellinlate Tiiftviliff from town tri lnu-ti
taklnx the seven In their original or
der, as follows:
Ottawa, Auk- 21; rreeport. Auk.
27 .lnncHhnrn Henl IT.- f '1, a rli.ot. ...
Sept. IK; (lalsehurg, Oct. 7; liulney!
Oct. 13, Alton, O.t. 15.
Kit iMililii.ftt niMht in ll.n t.lui,,,-,.
of tlie country ever created the lu-
wlde-roaehiiiK influence upon the na
tion a History us tins uetmie.
ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
-BY
REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY
L. WIMBURLY, Edlto'
'MfUw-Revlcw Building, (lint floor)
Jackson Street. Telephone Main ool
D A 1 I. V
year, by mill 93.00
month, delivered Jul
wees, delivered lb
HKMl-WKKKl. Y
Yeer i-.ui
Months ..Il.uu
AUGUST 20, 11108.
TIIK OUTItAOK OK OUH LAWS.
How Mark Hand Terrorize and Itoli
IIIOUXHUUH 01 UltlzellH.
How rich Is tht fluid In which the
Black Hand garners Its harvest Ik
indicated by the fact that the bank
deposits of Italians In the United
States In tho past five years have
uiiiuuiuou 10 mree n una red millions
of dollars one hundred millions of
dollars in New York state. And there
is nuruiy n dollar of all that honestly
earned total that Is not at the mercy
of this system of blackmail.
The terror of the lllack Hand now
is tremendously increased by its mys
tery. The mystery will never be re
vealed, because there is nothing tan
gible to reveal. If you, reader, were
In Itnllnn nrhn ho.l ........ ..... I.. ... .1
some money, and I, the writer, were
uii ituiiuu i-riiiiiiiiti, nsHociaiing wiin
other criminals, and wanted your
money I should write you a Dlack
Hand letter. It would mean to you
toeing an Italian) that all the steal-
my ruiniessness or cruelty and devil
ish persistence of an Italian criminal
Or It ImnH nf Itnllnn nrl,lnu .......
to be turned loose on you If you did
1101 Buunut to oincKtnull.
And If you were unuBiinlly brave
and took the, throats to the police,
you would know that testimony given
against me in court would mean thai
my family and my criminal frlendr
wvuiu iuiiuw you nnu yours Willi tilt
vendeltn. In fnet even iiw..,i.
Ian detectives had surrounded you
aim nao persuauoci you that this win
not Italy, and that the bearing of evl
dence In court was not nn net o!
Bhainoloss and reprehensible Indceen
cy, one or more of my friends wouli'
unnMiiiiy ue 111 coun 10 remind yot
of another milititiii Tl,a r..p... ... ti..
reminder would probably be tin
umw.HK ui mo loreunger across tin
throat. And It would come over yoi
that for your own immediate per
sonai prospects nils wob llnly nm
you would refuso to tt'Hllry. and 1
would go free. Whereupon the news
UaiierS WnilUI hnll Mia n,ltt. I. ..II
tlon against "the wonderful crlmlnn'
iiitncncy or mo nincK Hand orgnnlna
tlon." Whlt-ll wnul.l tin ,..,.....
Far the force that really oiienitot'
nuuiu iiv ouen 1110 iiniian, and es
neeiallv lha nnnlh llt.lln..
ment. The law and the p'ollco have
"''" uiuiiing wiin a great, com
plicated, and socrotly united murder
ins BTaft-nifiehlne lutt win. 1...11..1.1
ual products of the opportunities fni
illinium etiucauon nnorded by south
ern Itnlv fur linmlru.lD ...
UndBuy Denlson, in tho Sopiemhoi
n,verynoay 8.
cn.ii(;i: of .sri:i.i,i.(i iiitin.AiiK
I Detroit e'ree Press. 1
Half a leag, half a leag
Half a leag onward,
Uullopt the spelling board,
With Its three hundred:
Knoct out one "g" from eg.
Llm Is the word for leg.
Hear lirander Mathews beg;
Lorn the three hundred.
Pnrwnr! the unelllnir Imnril
Tpni.li 'em tn um.II It "ur,l "
Slashing words lim from llm,
now we nave nmnuereo;
We'll never yield the gost,
Wluit Ihfi the MfnlTeru rttut
Spred them from cost to cost,
aii me mree nunureu.
I Dettors to right of them,
Column to left of them.
lledKteds to slumber them,
('hanged In the making;
Knlinem lu Riniekiiii? Imiil
Flrnvelv thev Knelt mid rnwed-
wnat 1110 ineir nens were now
woruiiy asking?
Gone were the extra "p's"
Hum were the silent "b's,"
lltrthntifra uarA rint,.
Crazed by fonetlc schemes,
Such words ns solem.
Camfor and autum,
Pamllet and dlafraiii.
Tho the world doubted.
Hrnvelv lliev hill ntwl well
Teaching us how to siiell
Campaln and horn;
ICven that dred dlsese,
Tlle llinv ttnell with mn
Honor such words as these,
Helmut as thoro.
o -
SfSlCASTORIfl
3
AVcgelablfterfal!oiil(rA$.
PromnlcsDigesllonflferfy-1
niK;inrl Qoet rnntiln. nii,
Upiimi.Morphine iwrrtaraL
OT IsARCOTlC.
SBvufMDcssmiinam
nmplttit Jwtf
jtbcSewa
tnvmwr-
Clanflnt Saaor
Apetfecl Remedy for Cljtsnp
Worinsioirvtilsioiis,reverisfr
ness arultossor SLEEP.
t Facsimile Signamrr of
NEW YOHK.
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
Of
EC-
W.aiitllMMlie'
V IF
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
, In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
TOBACCO HABIT filtOWI.VG.
Mi, 102,000,000 CiKin.-tei Smoked li
mnenra 111 line 1 ear.
W. J, llltYAN BKtilNS TOI H.
If Aliiines, liiiliiiniiMillH and Tiiekn
rintL t.mes ut ih Ylsltetl,
WASIIINdTON, Aug. 14. Then
uepM r.r, dii' 'f'tn i i - ni... .,ti...
imokeil In the ITnlleil Ktnleu iliirlm
mo last nscai year, according to gov
Hrilllieiir Hlllllulli-a tnul tuu,,il 'ir. ,
IIOII, IIII0 Is perhaps a fair etlninto o'
iitu iiitiiiuer 01 men nnu ooys in till1
MltlUtrV Who Rltiiiki) tnli!ii-in in
(lift nVei'lllfe llnll nnmllur ivm.ion,..'
j2io cigareties last year, or ti "4 r
linv. Ilie rrnet 1111 reiireui.nt t,,r tt.
Verv small hull n cIl'Ii ret li unw.b,,,
uiriiws itwtiy.
lint the nnn nnn .mnb,,,.. ...n,.
million smoke cigars or pipes, mid
some smokers roll (heir own cignr-
OtteS. SO the nvornL'n pnih 1iriii.i,lt.
miKiKer consumes encll nay must In
lunch more than 6.
The government slnllslicliins an
verv nrotlil or tlie r ncniir,,..!, u,
rvllliz mil n fliriirn an lit,.), nu tri..
uiiiiou tour nunureu minions lo lh
verv list niitnlier 1 1 irii,u ii......
Is n warning to clgiiretlo smokers h
these Inst two llgures. Anyhow. Hit
e uareiie nntitr ih irriiw n tn,.....,, 1
iiubij in mis country.
enjoying himself. Ho was wander
ing about us though ho had lost his
lust friend. The best mini took It up
on himself to cheer him up.
"Kr have you kissed the bride?"
ho asked by way of Introduction.
"Not lately," replied the gloomy
Due wilh a fur-away expression.
One dltv Mnrv. tlm i.l,r..,n.
polled for service with a black eye.
ny, Ainry, said her svmpn
'hotie niistroMH. "wlmt i,n.i
luive!"
' Yes'm."
Well. thorp'R nun nnnoitlntlnn i
iiiikui iiave neen worse."
1 es in.
1 llll llllLrlll IlllVn 11,1.1 I. ..II. . ,
. "'v ,,u uiilii 111 eul
null.
'Yes'm. Or wnrn'it !. I ...i.-i.i
, , , " iiiihiii
iiiii tiu oeen married at all."
A FKV SMII.IOS.
CHICAGO, Aug. 21. William J
Bryan will arrive in this city tomor
row to begin a conference with demo
Cratie lender nml l,.l...R ....i
1 1 . . ,wi uiiMiit 11111-
clalB, which may have an Imporlnul
bearlna on llm r.n,,.ni.... m. .......
,, - ...... ,u,nii. iiiuity,
Mr. Bryan will speak in Ilea Moines.
u win conmie his remarks prlncli
allV tO IIIhI'IIWuImI, t.
During his three days slay In Chi
CagO. Mr. Ilrvnn wilt ,,,...,
fer with Chairman Mack and oilier
campaign managers nnd give them
mo ueneni OI nis counsel. The con.
ferenco of national and International
union leaders, affiliated with tho Am
erican Federation of Labor, has been
called for the same time and ltryan
will doubtless meet the Inbor ofllcinls
and urgo upon them tho necoBHlty or
giving their wholo-Bouled support lo
the democratic national ticket
From tli Im ltv m 11. ,i.
, , ,, .. ' '" win go
to .Indianapolis where ho will attend
the Kern nnllncnllon eerenionles
scheduled for Tuesday. Upon Hint
occasion, the Nehrnskan will deal
with the trusts and will deliver a
ting speech on the subject of com
bines and monopolies.
On the way hack to Lincoln from
Ilidinnnpolls, Mr. Brynn will stop 1.1
Topeka It Thursday and will de
liver an address In support of the
plank in the Denver eoiiveniion de
claring for federal and stale guaran
tee of bank deposits. Mr. Ilrynn win
make this one of the Important Issues
of the campaign and will point to the
success attending the trial of the
plan in Oklahoma as proof of Us
prallrablllty.
Amonv llllll.r ' o....n..l .
1 . .7 "I"1"" arriingetl
rnr by Mr. Ilryan are those on the
tariff at the Millennia mate Fair. Au
Itust 31; on labor, at Chicago Sep
lember 7, and on "The Stale and
Ku4lo." at ivorla, HeiilentUr
( KvervllOllv'H Mnirnvltin t
A llinn wlln liml 1w,i,ii .,..l..,n.l
01 stealing was brought before a cor
lain "down eiiHt" imice i.,. ......
i"i inn leiioer-uenrleilliess. lo he sen
lenceu.
Have VOtl ever lientt oiil.....i 1..
imprisonment?" asked Ihe Judge, not
huh nun y.
'Never'" eYelnlnwil tlm
tiiuiieiiiy nursling lino tears.
"Well. well, ilnn't ci-v
sold Ills honor consolingly; ' "yiui'n
p,"iiiK iu uc now.
A Oh Inniiui 11 u'li,. l.n.t 1....... ..i.i ,
.... imim III-I'II iiiiiiii'ii
11 woman on tlm lowerv m iiv
Ing to describe her at the police sta
tlon.
't'ntl't vnn reiiinmliiir !.,.. ..i.n ..
j ............. ,,,, n,,,; nriu,
dressed?" asketl the lletllenant at
'ho desk. "Wlmt u.irt ,.p 1 ii.i
- ....... m (I 11(11. 111(1
sno wear?
For a moment .Inhn an.,.n.l .....
' 1 non nis race r u 1 tened
He dead she ulnd i,,. ,.ii.inti..
.tiiuounceil.
And now Hie tlllllce nra l..nt.t..
for a woman with n u,,,,. wi.i.....
1111 1 .
For Sore Fii.
"I have founi! Ittli'klnn'a Ai-nl,.n
inlvo to bo tho proper thing to use
or sore feet, nH well ns for heiiliuir
liurns, son's, cut, nnd all manner of
ilirnslons." Milieu Mr. W. Slime nt
Hast Poland. Me. It is the proper
llilltr too fur lilies Tm II Q.l.t
under giiarnnlee ot A. C. Minsters
lo s. drug store. Hoc.
Why James I,ee Got V-I1.
Everybody in Zanesvlllo, 0,
knows Mrs. Mary Lee, of rural
route 8. She write, "Mv hi.Di,nn,i
James Lee, firmly believes he owes
ins nre 10 me UBe of Dr. King'
New Discovery. His lungs were se
verely affected thnt
seeiueo ineviiaoie, wnen a friend rcc
ommeliueil New Discovery. We tried
It, nnd its use hus restored him
perfect health." Dr. kiih-b v...
Discovery is the King of throat and
lunR reuieuies. f or coughs and
coins 11 nas no equal. The lirst dosr
gives relief. Try it. Sold under
guarantee at A. C. Marsters & Co's
drug store. 50c and 1.00. Trial
bottle free.
The best man noticed that one ol
ine wending gueslH, n gloomv-look
Ing young man. did not Boem to l
-Hil..lJlfO.H i B.4T
r.M-r Ki'l!; ('.. , a u.
Ikioei Tiia.
CHICAdO. Aug. 21. Tin. famous
old-time debate between Abraham
Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas
which made the "little glanl" United
States senator and made "Old Abe"
presld.ait of the republic, will be hon
ored on lis fiftieth anniversary hv
the seven cltle and towns In which
the original speeches which vxerted
the most lnlliienH were delivered
Many survivors of the memornhle
struggle will attend and take part In j
the celebration, which will continue
through the balance of this mouth,
September and October.
The Hoilfwly of Women
.Tatursllv m&kivi tl.m i..-i..i .1
, ' ,, in iiiiiii ui
Indellrnta question, llm obnoxious t
mlnalluns, and unpleiisant local tresl
menu, wlilch sutiiii in,vHi..i,.a .1.1.
montlal in the treatment ol discuses e
women. Yet, If help can tsi hail, It 1
,:i iai miiiiiui, mi mis unleul than ,.
the disease grow and spread. The iruub1
U tllSt SO ufUlll till! Wlllllilll llll..r.u. ..
the annovance and shame for nulliliig
cured l)v Ur.lUerce't Favurli.i IV...
tlon wrlrtvin iWoclatlon of tho cur.
which di5WSSh the examination
ana local treatment riii rr is ih..,
n'MmilE M. Mire .,, s.f.. f,,r ili l.
" ', IT.S.TII.ll,,,. - J
cures deblTilaCnit drains. Irr.WIniy an.
irmaio weakiiesa. It always helps. 1
7 k 1 '""' curM- 11 strictly non
.,v.,ui, . nrri, all lis tngnsllent
be'ng printed ,m n, hottlo-wrapiier: cot.
. .... ,,,iuiii or nabtt-tormln
rugs, and every native mcdirlmil roe
"'"""i i" nuiKMitioii has tlie fu
endorsement of th.ue ni.it eminent In Hi
Mveral s,h..sof t.ns.ual practice. Sum
ot these numerous and stmngest of pn
esitolwl iidors. nieiiu of Its Ingnsllent
will be fui.iel In a pamphlet wr.ini..
reaad ti. bottle, also lu . booklet maile
r- m rsMiaeal, hi Dr. R. V. 1'ier.e 1
uk, N. Y. T!,ee pnifewliu .
m-smwiu ahould lave far nmraueigl,
eaaa any amount ol the ordinary lay c
1 lsrole-io,i.il testimonial.
Tko mist liitelligenl women now-.ntT
iijatr on bnowii, hn, 11 ...
1 , 1 ---"--- .. 1. , iiinr MS mis
Iclne Instead of oinMiluji tlit'ir ir.onihs lik
lot of young bmls and cu'uitur
Whslevnr Is offered IIumii. ''Favorite I'n
rrlption" Is of knows rmiinsmosj
SimTn lift "ma ,lnm
n' fi'V''! Adviser Is sent frr
on re.-elpt of stamps u. pav evis i,.,. ,
rn.mns mil,,. SenJ t,. Dr. H. . vml
Hunslo, N. 1., VI one-sf nt slam .s f,.r ,
r covere,l.or 31 ,t,n, fr,-l,,-N,
If slok eonsuii ,. ,vlr frjV(f (.hii
ZIia 1. ,, '";'.' '"n'munUaiioiis si.
eld ssiTnllr comldentlsl
Dr. I'lerrel I'lia.snt IVIIets lnvicr,u
auj rwul.i. stianb. Uver .ikI llll.
ROSEBURG
STAGE LINES
l.KAVKX
To Matshllelil - A. M.
I'd Myrtle Point - 0 A. M.
1 To Fee I - - - 7 A. M.
To MIIIwikkI - . 1 A. M.
AOI-NCY AT
i v. papps mm
Knur horeii. iiiimIitii ritufltiaii. nn IIia
MarhtWM iml Mynlt 1'oiut Hue: two
hot ot' CDHchot ou thf I'eol and MIIIwimmI
llnt'i. I'un'ful ft m! cxptrltiit'M thriven
it alt riiniit.
. . . : f
Ladies'
Tailored
Suits
for
Fall
just
Arrived
at
H. Marks
HERE IS A LIFE
INCOME
OWN A ROSEBURG HOME-ORCHARD
TRACT ON THE UMPQUA RIVER
TFV At ltI S OF THIS Itlt ll ItlVFIt BOTTOM I.AXD, IX THE CFXTKIt OF OHIXiON'S FAMOIS
Flil'IT HF.1.T, WILL MAKK YOU INDKI'KNBKNT FOB LIFK.
n 1 t ..1 i.o.ii uriih uiimll fruit and vegetables, while the fruit trees are reachlnir a
bearing age, means that your income begins at once
tract, and only a very small Investment necessury.
Delightful climate, richest soil, schools, churches, social life, and a good Income, all combined.
You can work eight months and then indulge your desire to travel, or rest, or upend the re
mainder of the year as you wish.
No man controls your every hour, nor limits your Income; and no financial panics can have
any terrors for you when you are reaping the harvest of the soil.
The fruitgrower of Oregon is a man that Is absolutely independent. Ho knows that a 10-acre .
orchard, when properly cared for, will bring him a certain income of $500 a year. Do you want
to get in this class?
Our tracts are all cleared, ready to plant; no stumps to pull, no preliminary work, no Irriga
tion necessary, and you can make each tract pay for itself.
U'n u'.int vi.i, tn meat llm iniin u'lui liiiiii'ht n linlf liitereut In n 90-ncrA nrchnril nna, m. lnAia
' iiuiiBiii. a leaiu 101 fduv paiu u nUBBUUrg OanK
and within the year cancelled his debt at the bank
last year for $2750 built a dryer costing JfiOO
of over ( 1001), and had a neat balance left this profit was one-half of the amount cleared on the
Co.
Our Stock
Of Road Wagons, Top Buggies, Hacks and Storeys
is complete having receive! anotksr car Im4L
Our Prices
Are as low as the lowest, and furitMh goo gocnit .
WE HAVE
the finest line of Rubber Tire Ruiufemt v-
brought to Roseburg.
Call and look over our stock.
J. F. BARKER & CO.
Phone 201, Vehicles & Implements Roseburg, Oregon
8 per cent interest on the money to do It with,
of over (1000, and had a neat balance left thii
mici.
THIS OI'I'OBTIXITV IS YOl ltS COME IX AXI) 1,KT VS I'OIXT THE WAY
If you are uot ready to live upon a tract of this laud, we will raise strawberries,
raspberries, currants, cantaloupes, melons, potatoes, onions, asparagus, celery,
etc., on your tract, put up tlie money for seed and labor, market the produce, and
at the end of the season pay you one-half the net profits. If we didn't absolutely ;
know that this proposition would pay us, we wouldn't put our money in it, and '
you are goiug to make a dollar everytime we do. We can put small fruits and
vegetables 011 the market tvo weeks earlier than any other section in Oregon,
AND WE ARE GOING TO DO IT NEXT YEAR. We have an orchardist ,
and farmer of 20 years' experience who will superintend this work, and a member ''
of this firm will give his personal attention to the property. The soil is of great '
depth, and development betweeu the rows does not'affect the rsperity of the
trees. Experiment has shown this to be true. Out-half the pioiits of this de-
vciupniftH pian win pay you lor your tract in two years; set it to orchard and put
money in the bank for you. You will then have an orchard tract worth, in the
open market, twice the purchase price. We are NOT GUESSING at what we
can do here, but this plan is the result of careful study extending over a period of
many months. If you want to join this .successful fruitgrowing plan, come in
and talk it over with us before this tract is sold. Do it now.
Price $150 Per Acre
Terms $150 cash, balance $25 a month. Our development
plan will take care of the payments after next Spring, when:
the crop is marketed.
HARDING & ENGEN, Owners
C D Rpilo SPECIAL
vu u, UCClie REPRESENTATIVE
Cass and Sheridan Sts.
KoseDurg, uregon
Ml l
I
.t. i '
XI n,,,in ., tt LOnfiF niDFrTr.Dv K
; " -....,r,i. i iiyi.viuii
' l , , f
i
l'..r....l. I
Wheat Wle bushel. i
Oats 50c bu.
ton
liny Vetch. I 2 ton;
Krnln. H:
Hurley J.'U ton.
Livestock.
Steers Alive, 3 3c
Cows Alive, 2 H 3c.
Veal Dressed, 65Vio
Mors Dressed, 7c.
Sheep 3 He.
Poultry Mlv,.,i ,.i,i..b.. ....
'b., dressed. 12c- fun..'
Sc., dressed. !,. ,i....i.-
l"c: dressed. M'.t 8
nutter Creamer
'milltry. .tile lb
Kkks l'Hc dozen.
Potatoes- ti, no cwl
Wool 14 4r lb.
Honey K,c lb.
CnhbaRe ,1c lb.
Old Onions 3c lb
Apples 2c lb.
Pears c lb.
Peaches f,n,. box
IHIItTLAMi MAKKF.T
Livestock On foot
pound;
a r. a i u ,
u.iiuiHtrn m..,K
18 Holds
dsyseluach muuth.
O. c. Uainsa, W. M.
" T. Jawrrr. Searets rj
J. . powiix, M. W.
. i-hmoi. Kecortler.
Oao. w. ALs'v'HecreUrr.
Steers, 3
Iteei
'It
tiv cows. .1c; huiis.
V.'V,' "r,'s.s'' v-al. t,'.,sv: ool
" ,u : "''"." ": is.tatoes. .,:
"li nop:: v;, ?r : n,u"
NOTICE TO CONTIt WTOIls
. . ,No" n'r,V B'ven. that sealed
ri V''",Se .",'''IV,''l by "e '-' ''
Clerk until the jd lllu. ()( s , '
her. A. I, mug. at ,e ,,; " '
o clock A. M.. f Sil,, dav f ' "
construction of Cement and pik
Walks on tho Court llusi. pn)..ru
In accordance mil Plans and Specif,.'
rations on file at the Ceunlv ( erk ,
office. rR !
The Court reserves the right to re-
Ject any or all bids.
By order of the Countv Court
Dated at Itosehnre. Ore8n ' tht
J.lh day of July. uns. 'L
E- . I.ENOX.
O. T. M., Protection Tfltit No. ltV-Holtli
ri'Rulnr niRetiiiVH on every WeiliiemUy
"'u' m mxm UVV f I1BI1. All VIBlllilg
inemUsrs In gocxl lUudhig ir invited lo at
lend.
F. F. Patterson. Com.
O. W. Rapp, R. K.
() T M U,....t tn.... t
refultr reviews on every TueBday after-
umiii w iwo nia'i m me Mnceatwe f mhii.
S'stert of othera Hlvep vinltlng In the city are
cordially invited to attend our reviews.
Mr. O. B. Boneiirake, Com.
Him. Jkkhik Rait, K, K.
ODERN WOOUMKN OK AMKRK'A, Myrtle
. nit.M.ii. oaw meeii on iae leconu am
mm ifcuuemmyn oi every monin lu me
Forrettwis- Halt. Travelinr Neighbors are cor
dially invited to visit our Camp.
A. (J. Mahstkkh, Consul,
A. Hauman, Clerk.
MOIiKRN BROTHKRHOOD OF AUKKH'A
KosburR Iidge No. i'Xl Meets every 2nd
vi iHI,tl tb n,,rs,1y In Maccabee Tenipl.
. iiB luviuuvrii mway welcome.
Kvklyn Hoove k, President
Bkktha Whioht, Hecrelary.
OK. H., Rosebnrc Chapter No. 8 -Holds their
regular laevtinit cm 1st and Ant Thurs-Uyi
neniberoordislly ' InTlted taattelid' Vl"'in fJj ndii re respectfully inviltd lo at-
WlNSIIt K.CAVKM.KR. C.of II
' w-1 wiluR celfer.
.V?11 "u -n! nd 4tb Uondar
r- w- Bamako. ac.
MHS I. Woi.I.ENnRRO, W. M.
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every tlitirnday evening at the Armory
Hall At H ..Vlfu.lr "
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Tempi every Tuesday evening. Visiting
listers and brelhn Invited to attend.
MM. MaOUIR ROBEKTfrt. N.O.
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WOMhN OF WOOncRAFT, LlUn Circle No.
-M-t on 1st and 3rd Monday eveninic
v. ... ih roonih at tdd Fellows' 1111.
...Ji Intm,.n"ri "i good standing are iu-
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