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Newspaper Page Texti- EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW is sled daily except scnday BY REVIEW PLBUSMIva COMPAY Offifce-Kevifw Buuiiat. 'firM now, Uduom Street Telephone Main eol. L. WIMBEKLV. itiuy. MILI Per year, by Ft SSSBLkt, 4jre74 Yvi , ei,rcxd III-.UILT ? Tear js Meal ..t:J THE rUXMUXfJ OF WIXTKK AP I'l.Bv Br Prof. H. E. Vn Ix-ruin. Tfce tim if alrcof-t at iaxid ba appJe etbniL? will be Ui main work on tie fruit farm a&d oa many ordinary farm, too. for almost erery rood farm baa apptea to fcal&cr arid store for winter oa. Tfcere ire t erai important ooitiu that all sbou)4 a a demand. Gathering. The special time when each rariety ia in the proper condi tion to gather is a Tery tenons ques tion. Not ooJy do tie varieties dif fer tot tee seasons as veil, wo that no set rule can be laid dove that will always apply with rood effect. There are frequent mistakes made by gath ering too early and also too late. There have been very careful experi ments conducted for several yart in succession to determine at what stage of maturity, as indicated by color, where this is powrible. apple would keep the beet. The result hat been In favor of those that were left on the trees until well colored rather than before that period. pro Tided they were at once put in a very cool storage room or in cold storage Apples that were gathered when quite immature, or even moderate) so. have often been badly affected i with barred scald. That is. they have become discolored by being mottled with a brows colored disease of the akin. This is at first not ex tensive, but gradually becomes worst and worse, as the winter progrease and often seriously damages tbe fruM for sale and finally rots it. Tbe roor Immature the apples were when gath ered the worse this trouble bat been. In cold storage this Is espee tally bad. If apples are left ontil they ar fully ripe, so as to be good eatiut before they are gathered, they wll not keep well. Tbe process of rip ening can not then be arretted bu' allgfatly even In cold storage Therefore, the lesson la. allow win ter apples to get good color b(-lor gathering and yet not let them be come fully rli. In the central and southern states there ia far mort difficulty in tellinjc un when thii medium stage has been reached thai In the north, and tbe warm autumr days ripen the apples fast. There i ample opportunity for tbe exercise of the best judgment that can be must ered in gathering winter apples. Storing. Another important point about handling winter apples In th torlng. That they should be rushed from the trees to the atorage room is the really vital point. Kiperlmentt have been made with the greatest care to determine tbe facts as thei really exist and they have proted that even a few days' delay In warrr air off the trees has a materially In jurious effect, and much more than If left on the trees. In the experi ments by the government experts tbia waa tried repeatedly by taking part of the fruit off tbe same trees and leaving It out of storage during short and long perloda and no room for doubt was left as to the need of quickly putting apples In storage. The temperature at which applet keep best is It degrees Fahrenheit This la Just the freeing point for water and It might be thought'that apples will freeie and be Injured but they will not. The water In them Is mixed with other subsumes thai prevent It from forming Into rrys tala or. in short, freeilng. Farmers can rarely provide such cold stor age, but apples will keep well In any cool room. Cellars are very often too warm In the fall when' apples are gathered and If nut in t . are apt to rl-n last or berln rotting I ine doors should be kepi r.K-n at night and closed during the dav which will help to k p a low tem perature. This should be done with any apple storage room where arti ficial cooling Is not practiced When severely cold weather begins and even then It I. wonderful how n.u.h of It is beneflt-lal. Iiampnes. In a cold storage ro.,m Is all right and orevents evaporation and wilting of apples, provided the temperature la low. if th, ,lr damp and warm there win r, from the gro.th of germ, of dls. which cause It Packing In tightly headed barrels or close boxes as s..n as apple, are gathered and sorted ln:o the pr..iT grade. Is all right The,- will keep plumper than If exp,,M-d tr air rur renla. baus of 1. rhane. for evaporation I nke this t n e.en for -.ome use (trading.- Io not forget ihsi very much denrls on the griding ,,f M plea, from the commercial or paving standpoint It never pai lo fall to sort: and the closer the sorting is done the better In some of the ..,.t paving apple regions f the wet the members of the fruit union ir. not allowed to grade t-lr own tr.nt 11 Is done by hired eii-rts. Two grades are alwaya )-edt-d and rare;, i ,,,,. for market Anything that ,.!d be Jud only fit for a thud rn.le Is usually t.,re profitable made ir,',, T or . to Stork. The bet - a,, to s0 culls la (- rally In the fee, O'rough and never in the apple mar ket Selling It Is usually best to sell In the fail and not toOun the rik or storing for future prire Th. la always a swarm of who are doing lfclt t-unL-fci tj a fcr.--ish. Every tr-jit grower itti f.ore hia apples Joils me nuxr-te-r of tice wto are gan.P.ir.g in Ju'c-es " Or ttat mr 1 putit-g it uifa.riy. for be is only hodmg wist u tit own for star he to:- cay be belter prices. but it is a ma'.:-r o! ei- C-e!T: flOrjSt A tl 3 the !Of ? r V: iwiv. siiMLkage. eos-t of storage a.2 the ure of u,e worth of tt,e a, ;.- ustia.iy mere than t-Ceets ite j-rct: if a g'.od or e, en a fair rn is of fered, aeil atd tae Lo toore wort or worry wiin tiie crop. I tfciLk it i a good p:an to ie-i: to special customers wfaene, er - sible. Of tours, there tnnsl tfr spe--.-ially good applet to fcell at.d sut 111 os-ua.iy bntg s;ie-:al pn-es. This can be done in several ways tmthful and La.siefy.;)y got cp cir-si-ar and advertls-tijeLit to su;;iy ,.nain varieties and guarari-w-irji 1,1) that it sold to be as stated ts one rood way. Hy j-t-rhOLal toli'-iiatioii. j-1ng sarcples. one can often se-'ure fine trade from peo; who are able o buy good tiiiLts. hut ptj::it.g up fine fruit and gettmg a tma l s!ari at selling if the be-s-t way of a!! to se:) It. One pleased rcs-tomer tells oth rrs and the fruit fceos itse'.f. Ireen s Fruit Grower. MAY GKT AKTII.LKRY KUIPS. Too. lUf hAv m M-jum of lurn-, PORTLAND. Or., Ot. 2 Cof 1t mj l the fafiqufcri-rf f - r q lrtillf-ry eompaiiy. AdjuUul-; tr-ti1 dmt, of the Or-rcn Vaiiona. fj.urd. U to vifit the Cuut ha? t jud rjr to lsxk oif tbe mutation, ivi if ")? fiijd T.BdtiuE d-sntr-d. fc mhj re-oinm-iJd ibf ettAMu-i irit-ot ti an n.ik-rjr conjsor ai ihti jx3Dt Coo iiiy. iiJihoujsh on Tb oaa.5, ud t5)ljr ijjiroa hei by h? fl.t of in eumT. taj no fortificatior. or i.faer mHEf of defense. Ji is uri:ed liat an artijlerr eoEDt.ai.i- be o-ran-t4 and lD&tnj.tel. to -r.e a the 3uceui of coaji defecderfc in in, if - ar. If su!tble guariers. ri jugh vailable materia) for fcoM.ern. and a t other essentials are found. Ad-iatant-Oenerai Kinir mi; r'-''m-nend tbe creation of an ar: :iiry otcianr. Should tti reoujrre-nda-lon me-t itb favor, the eon.-tany -n being oraniwrd. be e,m.;-J ith iruti for practice aud a iiuaH iperiiiient ii-aiion for (?QnD-ri )) equiptx-d. The pyriw of li ar tilerr companiei is to faniiKint be members with bir r;JHf. riiee indiLE atd other pra'.i'ai d jti-i onnettHj -Tb coast def-ni-e w...rk. Cr.i.l AMI Klf.YKK Ol'TITT. V-l.rrjwbj lVai, All rHb-r Site-. fD VnmiUftvm of IUaU M-tJx. WA.SHIN;7r)V. Oi Tii- ro luction of cfid and f ilver b the line of the I'Miex) Stat- ft.r (he alendar ear 1 SOT. as de?eri:ji:..-d T tbe bureau of the mini and The .eool-al Suney. ac-tiri? in ti:Uierf lon. atcr.-cjii.-d 4 27 4 :7 ,,Uwi of ine rold, value $. 43".. Tim; lw.TOO ounf-es of silver of -tjii.:ut-r-ial value averarir.e 6 cu: -r unce. or 1 37 2Si'. TvO. As coiu.iared vith the output of 1 S. the comnier ial value, on amount of ihe dlirie o the price of silver, wap v',. 7.1.1 e. Colorado leads in the pr4uMlon f both pold and Oliver, ha.ir.-p fur iihed K'-ti7.00'J of the former nd $.r.S7.00f' of the i;tTt-r ni taS. Alaska produced f 1 . 4 S 4 . in old. followed by California -ith n6..fc.r.O0; -Nevada with lis.ni. 100; Ctah with $'..i;i M.: fy.uth akota, 14.139.20ft; Montana. f3.- 72.6'm: Anuria. 12.644. : 1 .1 a- 10. 1 1 .2.5,(h'm and Oregon. .00. Neit lo Colorado in the produ tiun rf tllver was 11 ail, $7.r,;'i .,0(t; .v,n. ana. with $7.S4T..r,oo: NVvada. tCj.100; Idaho "..-6 .3'.'; Arirma. n.Sl.(HM. and California. tl.'4!.- Do Von Opm lour Mouth Like a you tit brd aoi ru:p d wn 'it tvor fjfJ or ox-irn- rr.j t .irTr-roJ "u t H, do yu vt,t W krf t r.torb;r: U iomorition aud rhariru-rof thai beth fou lake ifjto rvur Ujtucb whether aj ool or iwj .f in ? M uat Id 1 -sT ril and was! t p""p't ow--6k?t iiuwi on kiK-ii, hit xtifj tnpfy wibfthr-r a (mt-J cr a m'- ue IJT. Fierce t-ii tft ) hve a perfect right lo Ikju, upon such kiM Nj hf pub!ihe;4i-liJhti.i and on 4tb ro'.Ue- ri-r. hav2il-'o ar nide ol artOiWfev-'' Tr. . '.: Tr tb ciir of woman'i jvvullir w-k- anwa. lrr-ituir'tlr arJ raf.i-n -.i, C'.nf nr w frwrjiienl hah'-. tack rh. drir t,f-l.. n pa'n or dittxe-- it Krr audi'min! or p-! tr n g-T. a par.'..d. o'tiirn". ib a o--:i u: p!i- catarrhal dram ?! k r,jrwl -a Inmi of w,-avrwv Iff. P:.Tf Fiv- i'r-rit-tM-n i a ir-i - s-r.t r-- .,! It fi,.itfjr iii m M.r !((,, '(J frlrOv in rvitur m. r.rth u. r--.-- ri Qi'ith T'sd m 1 i r U. fir. - r,i tb 1 ,-.t n, '. r '. r t ''' c r: r 1 lhu r" t-i- T. fif -'S r..j r parat:-.j p .!,-. 1 1 t.T 1 'r' fipun 1. m n rwtTit. tr-r s. ri tun e Uj trt orgin d ' in 13 it t a. to a : :t rr'.'i ;.. ra. t : otfiT i;tr-. t ( - tr...ai,i, U fi I m of u ) m . A k O'4 ? a'. 1 h of ty Trril ' Ka'.r, r ft rtirff tt.f a (- .-j r-.. .f - l t.f t. .1 -Iriji'tU! Pr'. li 11. .1 , wi'i.it. Rii 4a by MMjfn 1 N Y.. i'(ff)i u. TO THE Pt'Ht.IC- ffr; my re'auraut In c"r!i-i-M' tne t miH,-ia Bf-rr VS-' t 1 v... Ttce (bf t',yr.i . .... v Tbe Kind You Hare AJvas Boobt, and irhxh b&s been 1q us for over 30 years, haa borne the signature of &ad has been made o.der his per jZLxfjjg-? sonal soperrision since tts infanry. 'uaa Allow no one to deceive too in this. AU Counterfeits Imitations and Jat--gxod " tre bat KxperioM-nts that trine with and endanger the health of Infants and CTiildren Ilxperiexkce again-t IlxperimenU What is CASTORIA Cssioria Is a harmless gobstitnto for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Irops aud feootiing gvrtips. It U Pleasant. It coDLaiits neither Opium, Morphine nor other Xareotic Kubstaace. lt age U its guarantee. It destroy Worms aod aUay-s I'everi-hness. It cores Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cores Constipatior and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach aud Bowels, giving; healthy and natural bleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the The Kind Yon Haye Always Bongnt In Use For Over 30 Years. Tw.c tvcsrrxvsl SIMAV AT THE ( HI IWHKS. P. a. Witt. Rev. E. H. Hick, pat tor. Morning w-rroon at 1 1 o'clock, sub wt: "The Blood." Evening Mraon nt 1:1 o'clock, eybjwt: "Wfcat Thi-jk Ye of Chritt ' Bible school at 1 a. m B. Y. P. V. at C Z p. m.. K)m-T McK-an lid-r. ?tecia) iiuMf. Kwrione invited. Mid--ve-k prayer itit'iLg Wednef-daT eTeniug at 7:30. MftbcnSiFt EpJftcoiial. Rev. J. K. Hakins. pas-tor. Mornirjc sermon at II o'clock, subject: "hrifrt An-uoit-d ' Everyinr -rroon tub Wi: -R-ljeion and Politic." Devo tional iE--tjrig at 3 p. m. Ejivonh l-atre Youtp Peoples' meetinc at 5: ;o p. m.. subject: "Arknom-ledp-inc a TruFt " James Carr leader. A 'vrdial iflinme. a comfortable pew. St ranters -s,ia!:y melcome. Merhodirt South! Rev. J. R. Block er, pastor Rr-irular sf-r.ic at 11 a ni. ar.d 7 p. m Sunday &hool at 1 ' a. m Junior Epworth Ijeaue 'I.Zk p m. S.-rjior Ep worth IexiEu at 7:20 p. m Episf-opaJ. Rev. J E. Forsyth, pas tor S:tw-nth S-jriday after Trini:y Vi-p-rs and -er.irjp -r. ice at 7: 0 rjbt-(t of srii:'-n: "The Curw of -!-r..i. J ti .- Sunday hool at 1 1 a. rn.. Mma: "Jehoiakim atd the Word of the Ixtrd." J'-r. 36:1-4 and 1-zt. The ..adits' fJuild meets at :he home of Mr?. C. B. Cannon NORTH SIDE PLANING MILL Atterbery & Co. Just received another carload of Washington Cedar Shingles .Mill and Yards at Railroad Spur in- North Roseburg ...5.M0KE THE MODEL AMERICAN CIGAR The Best Made Cigar on the Coast FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS Made in Roseburg by L. RABAT Farmers, Clean FAININIING MIUU THE ONLY MILL THAT WILL CLEAN IT RIGHT LET US SHOW YOU C all ami Urn, i.trr oar iinr of l'hw, Hamwv Olrr Pman, IVtJ (,rin.lr.. ami Iki (sllrn, ,-tc. .If suit a Mnnip I'Mllf-r sr harr It. J. F. BARKERS CO. Phone 201, Vehicles & Implements RQeburg, Oregon Signatnri j Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. aDd It j i bope-d ail members will be present. ! Special Rer. E. H. Hicks, of the Baptist cborch, will preach at the ; Soldier' Home at 3 o'clock p. m. BOARD OF EQI'AUZATIOX NOTICE. Notice Is hereby piren that the Board of Equalisation of Dougiaj County wfli meet in the office of the County Clerk of said coun;y Id the Court House in the City of Rose burr. Oreeon. on Mocdar. (Vtr.her 1. at 9 o'clock a. m. Said : Board of Equalixatio.' tyill continue j its sessions fram day 10 d?y. ex i elusive of Sundays and le&aj faoll jdars, umil the eramination and cor ireciion and equaliration of the roll j is complete, and publicy examine the asMsmeni rolls aud correct all er j rors in valuation, tfescripiiotis Dr qualities of land, lots or other prop erty. Now. therefore, all parties who may be aerieved by reason of j valuation description or otherwise las to their aie&sment will please j take notice as above stated, and make tbir complaints to said Board of Equalization, otherwise ibefr as sessment will stand as made by the Assessor. Iated Mondtv. Sept. 21. ISO. GEORGE W. ST A LEY. Assessor Douglas County. DSW024. Your Seed With a MIOM Oil VTV KXfllAXtiKH. Drain .uupanil. Mrs. R. A. Jerauid Ml Wc1h'--dar for Portland where she will J'l" h-r husband, who ha a ikjmIi ion .In the Southern PaclHc offices then-. Miss Ella Wilson, of Walla Wullu. Wa?i.. i vifiting at the home of Uovd Mynatt and latnlly. Mrs. Hattie Meflure, of Vlsiillu. Calif.. Is here for a we.-k vlfcll at the home of W. R. Cellers and lain- iiy. ( la k la ml (lul. Miss Iouie Hard has gone lo Nye, Umatilla etiunty, where ahe will teach a term of sthool. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Goodman have removed to Drain. Monday Mr. Goodman will commence a term of school near there. Mrs. Paris McGarvin and chil dren started to Ijos Angeles Monday. It is hoped they will sell out In California and become permanent fix tares of this city. Mr. McGarvin will remain in this city indefinitely. Sunday morning, a daushter was born to Mr and Mrs. Ed. Kryan. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ora Pilkington Sunday morn ing. Mrs. William Heney died In thia city Thursday from cerebral apo plexy. Funeral services will be held at Odd Fellows' cemetery today. Miss Ora Brown baa entered Al bany college. Myrtle Wk Mail. Mrs. Eliza Hoover, mother of J. ' F. Hoover, fell down the back stops! of the Hoover residence last week ' and broke her wrist. Messrs. Chastain and Littral, of eastern Oregon, have rented Mrs. Jennie Bogardus farm north of town until recently occupied by Theron Waite. Geo. M. Thorp moved his family to Grants Pass this week. Mr. Thorp is at present working for the Singer Sewing Machine company in Jose phine county, but expects to go to Prineville sot n to take charge of the ministerial work at that point in the Baptist church. J. B. Ford has just returned to Riddle. Oregon, from the mouth of Coffee Creek, where he spent the summer testing ore by his new pro cess for the Lost Mine Mining Com pany, of Everett. Wash. There is almost certain to be a smelter erect ed on the property at an early date as a result of Mr. Ford's experiments. E. R. Spencer is preparing to go to Orland. California, in a few days, with the intention of making that bis permanent borne. He has an op tion on a large tract of land there under the government Irrigation pro ject, and will sell it out in small tracts. W. A. Newton had a leg broken Sunday while visiting at the home of his father, Jas. G. Newton. He was riding a spirited horse, and the animal, scaring at something ahout the elder Newton's prune dryer, ran backward for some distance and fin ally reared up 'and fell backward. Mr. Newton was riding without a saddle and jumped clear of the ani mal but in getting onto his feet again it struck his left leg and broke both bones near the ankle. Had a (lose Cull. Mrs. Ada L. Croom. the widely known proprietor of the Croom ho tel, Vajihn. Miss., says: "For sev eral months I suffered with a severe cough, and consumption seemed to have its grip on me, when a friend recommended D.. King s New Dis covery. 1 began taking it. and three bottle3 affected a complete cure.' The fame of this life saving cough and cold remedy, and lung and throat healer is world wide. Sold at A. C. Marsters & Cos. drug store. i0c and $1.00. Trial bottle free. Hot wster bottles, fountain syr inges, bulb syringes, and atomizers, the finest and most complete line in the city. Sold at the lowest prices on our guaraptee to gi e satisfaction. Look at our line and you will not buy elsewhere. Hamilton Drug Co. Patronize Review advertisers. Tbe NOVELTY TH EATRE PROGRAM KRIDAY AMI SATI UDAY. MOVING PICTI RKS: "ShiH Sinlil.Ml .Iiii-...." "tl.-nry llu.Nc.ii." "Illiful Yuulli." "Floating Iavc mi a X.ir.K. Ian ItivtT.' "Ilalllr i,f Kliwi-n." ILH"STUATK1 SOXCJ: 'Aftt-r ThfJ- (.ntli.r tho Hay" Joa a Llttlr lt,Hkiill( (1ulir ami You." XATLNEE 2:30 TO 5 ADMISSION 5c Evening Performance 10c Bring the Children to see this. In School They are the kind for husky, active youths the kind the boys can't "kick out." R. L. Stephens Exclusive Dealer in Fine Footwear "Generally debilitated for years. Had sick headaches, lacked umhitloii, was worn-out and all run down. But Burdock Blood Bitters made me a well woman." Mrs. Chas. Freitoy, Moosup, Conn. 'KOFESSIONAL. GliO. K. HOLCK, M. U. Office In the Review Building, up stairs, Rooms 13 and 14. X-Ray and Electrical Treament. Telephone, Main 31. ROSEIiUKG - - - OPEflON. A. C. KKKI.Y, M. !., Offices: Rooms 11, 12 and U, Douglas County hank DulldiMg, Thone 771. UOSEUDRG - - - OREGON Office Hours: Thonos: 10 to 12 a. m. Offic e Main 1711 2 lo 4 p. 111. Resl.l. Muill 1721 lilt. I.LCETTA SMITH, - IMiyiician Women am! Children's Disease. 8 Specialty Office: Rooms 8 and 9. Marsters' Plk next to Douglas County Bank Bldg. J. It. OIAPMAN, I). I). S Il.lilisl Abraham BuililhiK Telephone 114 Honrs 9 a. m. to fi p. ni. ROSKIU'HO OKUC.ON J. C. MI U.KV. Attnriii'y-iit-ljiw With Richardson. Dimick & Moore- hoatl. Attorneys at Law. -f 1 r.-i (J-i 7 Commonwealth Hldg., 6th and Ankenv Streets. PORTLAND ORKOON IHt. It. M. KIlVI, riiyiri;ui ainl Surfon rtffUe Hours: 9 to 12 a. m.; 2 to ."i P. in.; 7 to 9 p. m. Saturdav. Abraham Bids., I'or. Oak & Jackson, .'hone 2193. MRS. SACKV-MI LLKX, Fnihliinnblp Ittvss .Makint;. Creason Block. Roseburp. t TVPKW lMTKlI. h ROYAL $65 j. TVI'K 4 W RITKIt f- A hlL-h-Rrade maihine with in the reai'b nf ov.F.'i i .. Free trial, ROSKBl Rr, TVPKWR1TKR A- KTM Vf!w 4- Klmer E. Wliulierlv. Mm- Will The Watch You Carry Stand a Test Like This? )' mjhl. flrr ,m,,-rv ,rli I " "'""!. I Sf,H, (, , H ,,,, ), I" o L minilurr r fn-, :, it (i.l i., ,i r.,. ,, ,, tm J! '' i"'7ir "'" rm,m,t, r time "'flrrull inch ,,. The won,l..rful South Bond Balance "" trt rrmnir.-s in tomrx-ralur.- I.., . i .1 io snow vou out Uim-. .l,li,(i, u purchase Also mrry a full lino of Sl.inilard Watches W. K. Clingenpeel Jeweler and Optician or Out the Children's" Shoes should be of the stout and .sturdy, long-wearing kind. The Youngsters will be durably shod if you bring them here to be fitted with a pair of our Holland Steel Shod and E. C. Skuffer Shoes IVILGKOW. The new fertilizer. Nothing but fish. Guaranteed analysis: Seven per cent nitrogen, six per cent potash, 18 per cent phosphoric acid. One 25-pound sack of Wll grow, used ill the place of 12 Mr tons of best stable man ure, will give better results and no weeds. Try it for your lawn. .1. F. BARKER & CO. lodge directory! 4 F. A A.M., Laurel Lodee So t Hold. ( regular meetfngB on 2nd pa 4th Wednei dayiofe&ch month. G. C. GatWAM, W. M. N. T. Jiwrrr. Socretarj' AO.U.w. kowounr Loat?t So. if Meet the -2nd aud 4tb M..ndy of ch moDlb at 7:SJ p. m., in the Forester? Hall. Al id era ben in good .umMn ire lDT.ted to at tend J . W , Dowaix, M . w. K H. I.inot. Recorder. BP. O. KI.KM, KoKburg Lote, o.8 Holdi regular communleatioui at the Elt Temple on 2nd and 4th Thnm)ays of each mopth . All memberp rfqnetted tn atteT d retnnarly.aod all visiting brother are cordi aliy iDTiled to attenA. E. I PiRROTT, E. B. Gto. W. stalt. Kecretary. DBHRKF OK RONOR. MyjtIC Lodge No. 13 M.f's 'odand 4b Thuriklav eTeotnirtof ec, monih In Maoi-abee Hall. Viriting membni cordially inTited to attend. UlNKlX K. Cl VENDER. C. Of H (t. H. Linox. Rec. I.W. IX.wrix. RrpelTer. EAQI.ES, Roaebnrit prte meeia in Od1 KelK-wp Hall on 2nd ani 4 in Monday even Ium ot each month. n 8 clvk. Visit ing brethren in good tundine alway welcome, 0. O lvcr, W. P., C. W. Ballard. Sec. 10 O. P., Ri-lneStarIxlrr No. 174. meet in Odd Fellows' Temple every Friday evening Visit ng brellieren always welcome. K. N. EwRT. N. G. F. S Micklli. R. S. M. FirKLi, P. S. 10, O. F.. PhlletarUn Lod No. Meet? n tMil Fellows Temple, corner of Jarkon and fas Street., on Saturday evening of eat h week. Members of the order in gixtl standing are invited to attend. J. . 0,.ii!eiwr. N. G. N. T. Jkwktt, R. d. IO.O. F.Tnton Knemnnment No. 9-Meel til Oilil Fellows' TetusU nn th l.r .i..t :tr,1 I Thur-.lay evening!, of ea. h month. Vi-il-ing bretheren alwava welcome 11 O. Lewis. C. P. J.O Goodsow. Scribe. K",i ' .Alpha Uxlee So. 47 w frerr Wiiliii'",ly In I. 0. O F. Hall, al ;: p.m. i Member in f,K.d stauilluc ar tDTIUi! to 1 atlolKl. HLSS V. WIXSCTLT. I!. C. I L. A. Sismiiv, K. R. 9. K T. M., I'mld'Uon Tfnt No. l.v-Ho!1, riRiilar tmvttn., nn fverv Weilnelar nifht tn Mnv.w, II. n am ...nin. uTi'l'" """"''" arelDYtsnl toal- F. F. Pattprson. Tom. . W. Rrr. R. K. LO T. M., Rrliun; Hive No. 11 Holds rt-Kiil.r nvlf, on every Tnestlav after l -ttUnVlm-k In the Manabee , Hall. 'tt'ra ol nttiers Hive vIMtlns in the rlly are t'onllally Invlttil to attend rnr reviews. Mr., r. b. r,kbraks. Com. Nr.. Jesis Rfp. R. K. MOI1KKX IVOOnMKX OF AMERICA, Myrtl I amp No. KWU meet, on the n-coml ami fourth We.ltie.tlav of everv month In the i.",r,"'"' "' Trav'ellnl N'etshuorsare cor- Minn; iiiviieu to vtMt our t amp. I A C M IR5IKMS ConOl, A. HtUNtN, Clerk. M OI'KKN MKOTHEtHOrD OF AMKKIC.V ntwours i,ie No. 4'..l Meets ererv Jna ainl Ith T(ni',lev In UtrMh. Teninle. v Mi-lid im-mtMT alKdv wel.-ome. Kvslyn HiwviH, President rlKRTHA Wsioht. Secretary. Of . Roel,nrt Chapler No K-lloldMhelr rt-Ktilar me'-tinc oo lt and 3rd Thtir.lpiys tn each M.-nth Vlsitins: memlK-r in 1 Mauding are ropertfullv Inrlied to at tend. Ma T. Woli-bnbiro. M. Frkk Johxsom. Secretary 0 N ii Co. D Pepara'e Rattslion Meets every Tliur,tay evening at the Armory Hall al a o Vlock. H. c. !Jlo ts, Capuln. RI-UKKAHS. Koscburf Rebekah Lodtre.No. t. 1- o. O. P.-Meet tn Odd Mlows Tempi every Tur1 v eveninc Visilinf M'lervaud brrth-n Invited to aMend. MR. M l.l-MR RoFtstVMVt 1.0. V a-H. rirHR.v.9. Sfcrvtary- W OMK Dp WoorM RAPT. Mlae Circle N-v wm on it and :trd Monday evenin in mm raonin at tMd Fellows Han. tiltiff mfrnNri m a.KMl standms are in vited to attend. Florrxcr H.irf". O. N. t'La H.iRtXw rierk WtM.nvrN or thi wotti n, (Hk ntnP !o. i OM"u1 ,r, dd Fellow- Hull in h.M'iiiira:. every tt and Srd MoDday tTrntni. VuiiinRnrtrhior. always welcom K. N Fw 4tT. " J. M. Tiiium, Qrk. U