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Rl'KlNtrittlon IW'Kllkfi for Novclll
Iht PrcHldi'iitlnl Kli'ctloii. 4.
Next Monduy the reKiutra
tlon books at the ollk-o of the
county clerk will again be
open in . preparation for the
presidential election In Novem
ber. Voters may register until
and including October 20.
Those who have registered dur
ing the present year need not
register again, but all who
have moved to another pre
cinct since they registered
must do so.
Ail who are 21 yearH of
age and citizens of the United
Htates are entitled to register.
If not a nutural born citizen
the voter must have been at
urallzed, or if not naturalized
must have bad bis first papers
for at least one year. Resi
dence of six months in the
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. MEW COUNTY FA VOIt K I).
Cottage Orove Leader: There Is
strong sentiment in north Douglas
in favor of forming a new county out
of north Douglas and south Lane.
Those people with their extensive
lumber and timber Interests need
road and bridge improvements and
they get practically no county aid In
this direction. The same may w
said of the Divide, Upper Coast Fork.
Bohemia mines and Loralno country.
The only relief for those neglected
section of Lane nnd Douglas Is tin
formation of a new county.
Just as the Leader has said man
times before, .the rapid development
of this part of Latin and Douglni
cuuntles, their many needs nnd re
quirements and their isolation from
the present county seuts, demund the
formation of n new county from the
northern and southern suctions oi
these two . monster counties, with
Cottngo Grove . as the county sent
In which event tho Interests of Lo
ralne, Pass Creek, Coust Kork, How
rivor and Bohemia would be prompt
ly looked nfter and the development
of this favored, section hastened and
Increased a hundred fold.
HOW MATMK'li KKKLS AHOUT IT.
Will Not Consent to ll Ily Hull in
Nenr-llr-er ('use.
Eugene Register: Tho breworr
who claim to bo testing the validity
of the "near beer" ordinance nnd the
legality of the city charter, came to
the mayor through their attorney
and wanted it understood that the
arrest -of Chas. Kutho for Belling the
stuff was only a friendly suit, In
which they agreed to pny all the costs
nnd take the matter to the supreme
court, provided the locnl dealers wore
allowed to go right. ulong and sell
near boor" until the determination
of the case, when, If the case were
decided against them they would
stop tho sule of It,
Mayor Matlock could not see It
that, way and ordered Mr. Kutho or
anyone else-who. sold It to he arrest
ed as often aB -they sold It, nnd thr
arrest and fines would :ho piled up
against-them nd Infinitum If they
continuo to sell.
"The ordinance was passed in good
faith," says tho mayor, "and it must
stand or Tail on Ms nmrltB. We make
no compromise or agree to no 'frli'iul
ly suit with these people. If they
violate our city laws they must take
the consequences every time they do
It."
FHIDAY'S STATU KAMI HACKS.
I-rlnml Onward Vnnn Mite In 2:0.1 M,
Breaking Track lUi-oi-d.
BALKM, Or., Sept. IS.- Tho grent
event nt the -state fulr today was the
Hanid Transit 2: Or, pace In which thr
Northwest pacing record was twice
broken. There were but two start
era, Leland Onward and Mens
Wilkes, the former winning three out
of four heats nnd establishing thr
- new record of 2:0fi-4. In the first
host Mona Wilkes insde the mile In
2:06, the previous Northwest rec
ord being 2:06H. made by Sherlock
Holmes on this truck In ISO,.
The setting of the sun ended thr
2:19 trot, 3 In r, after four-hentt
had been pulled off. The deoldlni
beat will be started at t o'clock sharp
tomorrow, with three horses poHslhl
winners. Henry (Srny, Monicral nnd
Zonibronut. (Irny already has two
heats and Mouicrat and .omhronut
one each. The horse with the best
record at the end of the fifth mile
will be declared winner. Had the
final heat been called tonight llenr
Oray would almost certainly lisvi
been the winner, because of his p
narnnt staving qualities, but tumor-
row all the horses will be fresh, nutl
tho result may be different.
Other llnce- lUnull.
Consolation pace, 2:08 class. pr
tinnn First lieat. Pcllllah. I.ord
Lovelace. Miss Idaho; time 2:07 H
Second heat, nellllah. Lord Ix)vela-e
Uonnto M time 2:0714. Third heat
i-oiiHoh ijirH l-ovelnro. Bonnie M.:
time 2:08H. Mlsa Idaho took fourt
money, deraiuiue also wco m
RunniiiK, aV4 furlongs, selling
purse $100 Timber Jim won, Lady
B. second. Bill Short, third; time
0:42.
Kunning, .1-8 mile, selling, purse
$100 St. AlblliB won. Sallle Oood
win second, Muy Pink third; time
1:02.
111)1 (il.AH COI XTY WINXKIIS.
K. K. Alley Alone Takes IU Premiums
ill Stale I 'lllr Thin Week.
Douglas county premium winners
at the Blate fulr this week are the
following:
Oakland Livestock Co., on Oxford
Down sheep 1st on ram two years
old and over; 2nd anil :ird on rum
lamb; 3rd 011 ewe lumb; 2nd on
lambs get of one shire.
K. A. Illnkle, on Hcd Polled cut
tle Champion Junior bull; 3rd on
best four unlmuls get of one Blre; I Ht
on buHt two animals, produce of one
cow.
Prunk 10. Alley, on Standard bred
hoi'HOH 1st, 2nd and 3rd on class
under 0110 year: 1st on 4-year-old
mares (Mubnl Wynn); 1st on 3-uar-old
mare (Bertie 0.); 3rd on 2-r-oar-old
mare (Murle Dillon); 2nd
m 1-year-old mare (Phyllis Wynn);
ind on fillies under one year; lt on
test four colts, get of one sire; 2nd
ind 3rd on best two colts, produce
jf one mare; best stallion 2 years old
uitl under (lloueburg Boy).
MANSACItU OI' PAOLI.
WIOSTCIIKSTKIt, Pa., Sept. 10.
,'omorlul services will be held to
morrow for the American patriots
vho were butchered by the HchkIuiih
it the massacre of Paoll, September
:0, 1877. A monument here markn
he spot where Ci'i of the victims were
nirled In 0110 grave. The patriots,
mder (lenerul "Mad Anthony"
vVayno, were surprised by tho HeB
ilans and a large number were buy
minted. The sick and wounded Am
jrlcuuB were cruelly put to death
'Iteinemher Paoll" nflurward bec.tlue
he buttlocry of tho patriots.
MAY OWN ONLY WATUH.
Paper Doubts That Neivland
Hccuivd Any Lautl.
Kugene Ounrd: The Hoseburg Ko
lew of yesterday prints a Btory to
hi) effect that JumoB O. Newlaud of
hat city, had purchased 1 3-4 acres
f Bchool land Inside the corpoiate
Imlts of Kugene for $15.14, the
ract having been overlooked through
ho fuct that the maps hero do not
how that the land wus available for
urchase.
Arter an examlnulolon of I lie town
hlp plats and the ownership maps
y several abstractors and County
:lerk Lee and Assessor Keeney this
lornlllg the laud In quoBtlon was hi
nted, but. as It lira Immediately on
10 river It Is bulluved Hint the land
as been washed away during the
iiBt few years lllld since the map
'lats were made, and the ItoHcburg
inn, It 1b believed, has bought u part
f the liver bed Instead of a good
lore of land. nB he probably thought,
everul months ago a Kugene rcsl
ent learned of this tract or school
ind remaining unsold and took a
urveyor there to view It. As lie
.lade no purchase, It is concluded
hat the surveyor found no land
here, It having been washed nway.
lolther tho man who Intended pur
haslng the laud or the surveyor are
it present In tho city und no Infor
uitlon can be hud upon the matter.
This Roseburg man probably
lotlght the land from the state school
and board without first Investigating
t, as did the Kugene man and us a
esult, while he thinks he has picked
ip a siiuy he probably has nothing
nit an acre and tlirue-qiiiuiers of
Ivor bottom, as the river Iiuh cut
way a large amount of land in that
iclnlly during the past few years.
IAMILTON HUNDH HAM TO ,1-MI
COQUILLK, Or.. Sept. 17. Judge
Inmllton In the circuit court yester
lay sentenced Bartender Ham. who
vus convicted of larceny to two
nouths' imprisonment lu the counly
all. Ham will begin his sentence at
nice.
DOerORS MISTAKES
Ires&ld of ton to be burled six foot tindr
round. Ilutniikny t linos womnn cull o
their family phyHieluns, sulTerlng, an the
imagine, on Iroui iljttiM'psiu. another trui
hertilliMiM, atiuthtT from Uvt or kitl
uey dlituii&i tiiiuthc-r from ncrvoiin proh
Iratlun, anot lior wltli pain ami ilicn
and In this wny thoy present alike t
lln'msfllvcH and tholr inv-Klnw r vpi
busy tUK'Uir, aeuaruto Ui senses, or whli I
ho, asiunitiiK them to bo siu-h. prescillH
his pi lis and putloim. In renlily, Uiey ai
ill only Kirnfifrunc caused by some uirrlrn
dlsuaso. TlmTlrslclan.'Viiorniil of th
cuum of sutTerlin(7Wp upiHtreatineii
until larue bills are uniilo. J-LrMTerln,
pailtiit gi'ia no bcittfrJJrr.!HiI5
wroiiK treatment, but i)roinbly viitm .j
torn, and Instituting comfort Initriid o
f roioiiKed misery, it h-is twen wrll iald
ht"a dirno known Is half cured."
Dr. Plrnij's Faorit l'rt ijcrlpilon Is r
clantlttc medicine, currfullr dovbed b
an exnerleiK-ed and skillful physlolan
and adnnied towon inN delicate sv-item
It la made of native Auerlcan medulnti
nxiis ano it r :e-1 1 y p a rm les-
efferta
Al a powerful Invigorating tonic "Fa
forlt Preacrlptlon " Imparls utreitjrth u
th whole tiysti-m and to the orirann dls
llnctljr fnmlnhie In ntrtHulur. Fur i;ve
worked, "worn-out " rutntuwn," deli!
Uled teaehers, uilliiners, dnsmal.ei
acamstre-sws, "nhop-tjirl," houst.-kt'pei;
nursing mothers, anu fi-bl wiunrn p n
erally, )r. 1'leree's KnvorliP riesrrlplio'
I tho greatest earihlv ltKn, U-inir un
Kiialed as an appttuing cordUl and r
aUtratlve ton It.
As a sooihinB and utrvtiKthmlim nert
tne " Kavorlt( 1 reneriHtoH " I uiumu. lis
and h lna-lMVle Im al!;iiiMt' ami su1
dulirf nTvows puMtal Ihty, Irriiiihli
tuBCvom iRiiMion, nervoi'i! prostri'.U
netaHl-a, ayntrnii, upHtm. St. Yiu.
danee, and ollmr diUeiuit. irr.
Tmptomn commonly aUend.'iut i.
functional and urK.ihir difH-t' of i
trua. It Imluos n-frehiiin !.I.m.
rlTP mvuul anxieti and denH'iit'.'ii
Ulr. i'leree'i lMeaant (Vtlrla luvtirn-
M-nacb. lUei a-Mt ho..k On
Wa; (mL)U,MV
Tho Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in uho for over 30 years, baa borne the signature of
jtrytf? ad has been made under IiIh per-
fJ?L J.ttAFfl-f-M 8"ttl eupervialon since Its infuuey.
utry0 UCA4M Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and " JuHt-as-good ' nre but
Kxperimcnts that trifle w ith and endanger the health of
Infants and Children experience against Experiment
What is CASTORIA
Cu-storlu 1h a harmless substitute fur Cantor Oil, Pare
Korio, lropn and Soothing' Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
ctmtuliiH neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
HiibHtuuco. Its uge is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
und allays Foverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething- Troubles, cures Conxtlpatior
und Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Ktoinacli nnd Dowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend,
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Sears the
The KM You Hare: Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TMC CCNTAUH MHMNT, TT HUHPIAV MTHKKT, NIW VOMK SIT.
1IA ON WORMY AITIjKH.
0 HA NTS PASS, Or., Sept. 18.
Tho city council hist night paused an
ordinance prohihitlng vendors and
M'ddlerH from offering for sulo any
ruit at the trains unless the same
e clean, wholesome and free from
alnt and diseaHu. This ordinance
was jmHsed with the view of agist
ing the counly fruit Inspector In car
Wing out the state law and further
irovldlng that decayed and Infested
,'rult may not be allowed for sale at
iny place within the city.
IHH, I) I P IN SAUIM.
SALKM, Or., Sept. 18. Frank
Freeman of Tillamook county, who
had come to Salem to attend the
Unto fair, was held by two armed
'ighwayiuen, at the corner of
Twelfth and State streets, tonight
i ml robbed of $:tf in cash and a gold
vateh and chain. The robbers es
aped. Asido from two or three reports of
mcket-plcltiug, this is the only case
f robbory that has occurred during
ho fair thin year.
A l'nyiiitf Investment,
Mr. John White, of 38 Highland
Vve., Iloulton, Me., says: "Have been
'roublod with a cough every winter
ind up ring. Last winter I tried many
idvortlsed remedies, but tho cough
.'ontiuued until I bought a GOc bottle
if Dr. King's New Discovery; before
that was half gone the cough was all
tone, This winter the same happy
result has followed; a few doses once
nore banished the annunl cough. I
:im now convinced that Dr. King's
New Discovery Is tho best of nit
cough and lung remedies." Sold un
der guarantee at A. C. Marsters &
Oo's. drug store. 50c and $1.00. A
rial bottle free.
An Immense line of Cook's linol
eum just received; In the latest de
signs. No make of linoleum better
nnd but few as good. B, W. Strong,
The Furniture Mnn.
....SMOKE THE....
MODEL AMERICAN CIGAR
The Best Made Cigar on' the Coast
FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS
Made in Roseburg by
L. KABAT
DISC PLOWS
lVui't wait until Spring, but do your
Plowing now with a Sanders or a Beuecia
Reversible Disc Plow, and get your seed
in before the rains and have a big crop iti
19119. We have them. Prices right.
J. F. BARKER & CO.
Hun 201, Vebickl k Implement Rosekurg, Oregot
Signature of
MAKKJKI).
WEHSTER-WILLIAMSON At the
Methodist parsonage In Hoseburg,
Sept. 18, 1908, Paul K. Webster,
aged 38, or Oakland, Calif., and
Surah - Williamson, aged 46, of
Sacramento, Calif.; Rev. J. K.
Hawkins, officiating.
FOST EH-W 1 1 1 TTI NGTON At the
Daptlst parsonage In Hoseburg,
Sept. 10, 19U8, Perry E. Foster
nnd Mrs. Anna Wliittlngton, Rev
K. H. Hicks, officiating.
Mr. Foster is employed at Denning
& Kent b cigar store lu this city
Mrs. Foster Ib a former resident of
Hoseburg, but for the past few years
has lived In Portland.
ALTHAUS-POETK EH In Roseburg
Sept. 19, 1908, Herman G. Althous
nnd Miss Minnie Poetker, Judge
0. W. Wonacott, otllclating.
Mr. AltliauB is a member of the
local Arm of Althaus & Sous., ma
chinists, electricians and plumbers
His brldo Is recently from Illinois.
CALL VOli COUNTY WARRANTS.
Notice 'Is hereby given all parties
holding county warrants Issued by
Douglas County, Oregoin and endors
ed prior to and including the 31st
day of July, 1907, to present the
same nt the ofnee of the county treas
urer of said county for pnvment, as
Interest will cense thereon after the
date of this notice.
Dated at Hoseburg, Oregon, this,
tho 8th day of September, 1908.
J. E. SAWYERS,
Trens. of Douglas Co., Oregon.
GARBAGE NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that all per
sons dumping rubbish or garbage of
any kind along the public rnanway
south of Hoseburg will be vigorously
prosecuted. J. M. SCHAFFER.
lm Road Supervisor.
Review printing always the best.
FKOM COL'MV KX'HAXGES.
Drain -Nonpareil.
W. H. Stark and family, ot Elk
ton passed through Drain Tuesday
enroute to Portland, where they
will reside.
MiBn Ella Mack left Thursday for
Park Place, Clackamas county, where
she will teach a term of school.
Miss Alia Drain left last Friday
for Klamath Kalis where she will
take a business course in the HlK"
school. While there she will slay at
the home of D. V. Kuykendall and
family.
M. J. J. Delaney left Sunday
morning for a ten days' visit to San
Francisco.
Born, on Sept. 13. to Mr. and Mrs.
Joe llrookhart, In South Drain, a 15
pound boy.
Oakland Owl.
Miss Ethel Gross started to Sea
side Monday, where she will teach a
term of school.
Fred Oray Is at Everett, Wash., re
ceiving treatment for his eyes.
September 11 sons arrived at the
homes of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Jones
and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Eoff, near
Hlce Hill.
Warren McCauley has sold his
farm at Fair Oaks to F. II. Wells,
He will spend the winter in this
city.
A. H. Engle has purchased an in
terest In the Square Deal Meat Mar
ket. The firm name Is now Klncald
& Engle.
Dr. It. E. Hunt went to San Frnn
clsco the first of the week, where
he expects to soon graduate in veter
inary surgery.
The Oakland public school opened
Monday, Sept. 14, with a fair at
tendance. The following are the
teachers for this year: Ninth and
tenth grades and teachers' normal
class. Prof. George Sawyer, principal;
seventh and eighth grades, Miss Ed
na Adams: fifth and sixth, Miss Phe
lura L. Gllham; third and fourth.
Miss Janet Davison; first and second.
Mrs. George Sawyer.
Tuesday evening Mrs. Jennie E.
Reames of Klamath FalU, grand
worthy matron, and Mrs. Helena
Wollenberg of Uoseburg, acting
urand marshal, installed the follow
ing officers of Oakland Chapter, No.
91, Order of the Eastern Star: Mrs.
C. A. Pengra, worthy matron; Dr. F.
V. Hunt, worthy patron; D. E. Ver
non, treasurer; Mrs. George Sawyer,
conductress; Mrs. James H. Dearllng,
Ruth; Mrs. Dr. E. J. Page, Esther;
Mrs. D. E. Vernon. Martha; Mrs. .1.
C. Young. Electa; Miss Sophia Smith,
marshnl; Mrs. Dr. F. VV. Hunt, or
ganist; George Sawyer, chaplain.'
Mj-rllr Creek Mall.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kelsay are re
joicing over the arrival of a fine hoy
baby at their home on South Myrtle
last Thursday.
C. H. Arundel has remmed to
Myrtle Creek from Omaha. Mrs. Ar
undel and two children came with
him. They expect to locate In Doug
las county. Mr. Arundel is a piano
tuner by profession, nnd will take
up this work in southern Oregon.
Mrs. Annie McClure, of Portland.
Is here visiting be raunt, Mrs. J. S.
Klce.
John Hamilton Is opening up a
fine vein of rich shipping ore in the
Wiley mine on South Myrtle.
Dr. Smick reports the arrival of a
fine baby boy 'at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. C. D. Chancy, of South Myrtle
Sept. 17.
Mrs. Hulda S. Miller, of Lebanon.
Or., mother of Mrs. C. I. Leaven
good, and her aunts, Miss Olive Arm
strong, of Lebanon, and Mrs. Rose
Hagan, of Ijs Angeles, and Mrs. T.
D. Armstrong, of Indianapolis, Ind.,
nre here for a short visit at the Leti
vengood home In Missouri Mottom.
A dispatch to the Mall from Ore
gon City announces the arrival of a
fine little daughter to gladden the
henrts of Mr. ond Mrs. L. L. Roberls,
on Sept. 14 th.
Clarence E. Eddy, a former Myrtle
Creek boy, and schoolmate of ye
editor some 22 years ago, Is in Myrtle
Creek this week, revisiting the
scenes of his boyhood, after an ab
sence of 20 years. Mr. Eddy has won
distinction as a newspaper writer
and poet during these intervening
years, and has also discovered a
The
NOVELTY
THE ATRE
PROGRAM
FOH Fill DAY SATlltDAY
MOVING PICTURES:
"Kin of the Cannibal llc"
"Exciting Flight,"
Mr. llmwn Has a Tile lomc
"A Fine F.AM'r Egg."
"rnfortlinnte Mistake."
ILLUSTRATED SONG:
"IVencher ami the Rear,"
and
"Ily the Old ()ak'n
llllrki l, IiuIm''
MATINEE 2:30 TO 5
ADMISSION
5c
Evening Performance I Oc
fcgr tk CHdren to see
this.
In School
They are the kind for husky, active youms ine
kind the boys can't "kick out."
R. L. Stephens
Exclusive Dealer in Fine Footwear
number of Important mines through
out the mining regions of the west.
He came here direct from Goldfleld
and Death Valley, Nevada.
The Myrtle Creek creamery has
suspended, temporarily at least. The
,.nnilnned drv weather through Jdly
and August cut down the supply of
cream until It was out of the question
for Mr. Miller to get enougn to nn
his butter orders, so all he could do
was to close up shop. When the
grass comes again and the farmere
manifest a greater lnteersi In the
dairying business the creamery will
resume operations.
tili'iidiile News.
Keith, the little son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Uunnlng. Is seriously ill.
Born, to Mr. nnd Mrs. A. W. Wain
pole, In this cily, Sept. 12, 1908, a
son.
A. J. Osteon returned the first of
tho week from an extended visit with
his brother ai Globe, Ariz.
Mrs. M. Ellirf has sold her resi
dence on the corner of Willis Ave.
and 3rd St., lo Haulinersly & Co., of
Grants Pass.
PllOFESb.ONAL.
GEO. E. HOICK,
M. I.
Oltico In the Review Building, up
stairs, Rooms 13 and 14.
X-Ray and Electrical Treament.
Telephone, Main 31.
ROSEIIURQ - - - OREGON.
A. C. SEELV, Ml. I).,
Offlces: Rooms 11, 12 and 13,
Douglas County Hank Building,
'Phone 771.
ROSEBURG ... OREGON.
Office Hours: Phones:
10 to 12 a. m. Office Main 1711
2 to 4 p. in. Resld. Main 1721
lilt. IX'CETTA SMITH,
Physician
Women and Children's Diseases a
Specialty
Office: Rooms 8 and 9, Marsters' Blk
next to Douglas County Bank Bldg.
J. It. CHAPMAN', D. D. S
Dentist.
Abraham Building Telephone 114
Hours, 9 a. m. to B d. m.
ROSEBURG
OREGON
J. C. MULLEN,
Attorney-at-Law
With Richardson, Dimick & Moore-
" head, Attorneys at Law,
315-10-17 Commonwealth Bldg, 6th
and Ankeny Streets.
PORTLAND OREGON.
Patronize Review advertisers.
Ladies'
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for
Fall
just
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at
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or Out
the Children's Shoes
should be of the stout
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kind.
The Youngsters will
be durably shod if you
bring thetij here to be
fitted with a pair of
our
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E. C. Skuffer Shoes
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.j. per cent nitrogen, six per cent
J. potash, 18 per cent phosphoric j
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lodge directory
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A F. A A. M., Laurel Lodre No. 18 Holdi
t regular meet lugs on 2nd ud 4tt. WedoM
days of each month.
O. G. Graham, W. Bl.
N. T. Jbwbtx, Secretary
O.D.W. koseourg Loagh
No. 16 Meet
WQ-ma ana 4in Monaayi
of aauh montL
at 7:80 d. m.. tu the Forester Hall. AI
members lo good standing are luvlted to at
tend J. W. Dowell, M. W.
B H. Lkkox, Recorder.
BP. O. KLKB.Uoeeburg !., if o.SK Holdi
regular communications at the Elks
Temple on '2nd and 4th Thursdays of each
month. All members requetted to atterd
regular);, and all visiting brothers are cordi
ally Invited to attend.
E. h. Pabrott, E. R.
Geo. W. 8talbt. Secretary.
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SURER OF HONOR, Mystic Lodge No. 18
neeisznaana im -inursaav evening! oi
each mo tub In Maccabee Hall, Visit lug
members oordlally invited to attend.
UlNHIE E. ClVENOEE, C. Of H
. H. Lenox. Reo.
I. W. Dowell. Receiver.
EAOLK8, Rosebnrg jterle meets In Odd
Fellowi Hall on 2nd and 4th Monday even
1dm of each mouth, at 8 n'clork. Visit
Ing brethren in good standing alway welcome.'
O. Culvm, W. P.,
C. W. Ballabd. Bee.
O. O. F,, Rising Star Ixxlgo No. 174, meets In
Odd Fellowi'Temple every Friday evening.
Visit Dg brethereu always welcome.
E. N. Ewart, N. G.
F. Micklli, R. S.
M. Fickle, K. 8.
10. O. F., Proletarian Lodge No. 8 Meets n
Odd FellowflTeniple, corner of Jack no n and
Casa Streets, on Saturday evening f each
week. Members ol the order In gooa standing '
are invited to attend. i
J. O. Goodnoip, N. G.
N. TrJBWKTT, K. 8.
10. O. F., Union Encampment No. 9-Mecti
in Odd Fellows1 Teinsle on the lstandUrd
Thursday evenings of each month. Vlilfr
lng bretberen always wea-ome.
H O. Lewis, C. P.
1 JjO Ooodnow. Bcribe.
KOF P., Alpha Lodge No. 47 Meets every
Wedneadayinl. O. O. F. Hall, at 7:30 p.m.
Members In good standing are Invited to
attend.
GLBM V.WtMBKItLY, U. C.
L A. Sanctuary, K. R. 8.
KO. T. M., Protection Tent No. 15-Holds
regular meetings on every Wednesday
nivht In Macotbee'r Hall. All vliltlug
members in good ataoding are Invited to at
tend.
F. F." Patterson, Com.
G. W. Rapp, R. K.
LO. T. M., Roseburg Hive No. 11 Holds
regular reviews on every Tuesday after
noon at i;00 o'clock In the Maccabee's Hall.
Slaters of others Hives visiting In the city are
cordially invlud to attend mir reviews.
Mrr. C. B. Bohbbrake, Coh.
URa.-JsfisiM Rapp, R. Kt
11 OtlKRN WOODMEN OF AMERICA, Myrtle
(J Camp No. 6330 meets on the second and
fourth Wednesdays of every month in the
Forresters' Hall. Traveling Neighbors sre cor
dially invited to visit our Camp.
A. C. Maimtkuh, Consul,
A. Salzmah, Clerk.
MOl'hRN BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA'
Rosebnrg Ixnlge No. 493 Meets every 2nd
. n) 4lh Thursday in Maccabee Temple.
Visiting members always welcome.
Kvelyk HooVek, President
Bertha Wright, Secretary.
OE-S , Rosebure Chapter No. 8 Holds their
regular mxoting on 1st and 3rd Thursdays
Id each M.nth. Visiting members In
Knd 6Unding re "pectfnlly invited to at-
MM I. WoLLENBEEO, W. M.
Free Johnson, Secretary
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N. O., Co. D Separate Battalion Meets
every Thursday erenlog at the Armory
Hall at 8 o'clock.
H. C. Slocdm, Captain.
R ?,EK.AHS' "bur R.bekah Ude.No.
. O. O. F.-ru In Odd Ti Hows'
Ttmplmerr Tuedy eTrnlnj. VlllUof
'litenand brethin intltrt lo attsnd.
Mm. Maooik Roatimoit. H.O.
Mbs. 9rintKNsoti, Socrlr7.
WOKNOr WOOIWRAIT. I.ll.c Clrrle No.
-Mwu on lit and Jpd Moutr CTenlnf
v. ... "'h month l odd Pellow,' Hall.
... a mem5e l" oo itandlDf are In
?lltd lo ailcnd.
FLoKct Hamwok. a. N.
Claka BofcKH, clerk
Wo?nP or Tixt woRt.n, vit ramp no.
, ?'"" n Oii Fellowf Ball In
0"!,t'.,TCTT l and 3rd Honda;
ntnlnga. lalctna- ntturbora alwari welaoma.
E. N. Ewait, C. c.
I. M. THaoNB, Clack.
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