Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920, October 05, 1908, Image 2

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EVENING1 ROSEBURO 1 REVIEW
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REVIEW PUBUSHINd COMPANY
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Jackson Street. Telephone Main ool.
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CAMPAIGN HITI ATION
The Portland OreKonian contain! a
special dispatch under date of Oc
tober 1 from Ha Washington corres
pondent virtually conceding Ohio to
llryan. The dispatch states:
"Ohio, the home of the repuhll'
can presidential nominee, has be-
come the, jmmti doubtful of oil tho
normal republican states. ' The For
aker following will be antagonistic to
the republican national ticket In No
vember. The situation Is most ser
ious. Therw la lack uf good party
organization;' there Is lack of party
harmony, and -there- la an alarming
lack of enthusiasm. Koraker has
not lost all his strength.'- ile Is still
an idol with not a small republican
following. There aru ut least 40.
000 negroes, holding the balance of
power In Ohio, who will follow For
aker'B advice, and If Foraker persists
in his fight, the republican ticket will
fall." .' -'
The situation In Ohio finds a paral
lel in Indiana,' Illinois, Wisconsin.
Iowa and other central west republi
can strongholds. Tho use of federal
patronage and the big. stick to force
Taft uKn the party is everywhere re
sented by the party, with the re
sult that loadnrs, are resentful and
the rank and file apathetic.
What Col, gVVatU-xsmi flays.
(Louisville Courier-Journal.)
Never- has -.the rropublican pnrty
faced Buoh 'Conditions as - meet It
whichever way it turns,'. :AI1 thought
ful onlookers. oonoetle that New York
Is Irrevocably, lost to It. - The nomi
nation of Lllloy nmkes Connecticut a
doubtful state. Khode island and
New Jersey hang In the balance.
There are hoth.nhell and chnos In
Ohio. Indiana, thiinka to llunly, h
gone past . redemptlou. The pralrh
fires of. an awukmied . public , con
science sweep over Illinois, leuplng
the Mississippi river -Into lown, cros
sing the Missouri river into Knnsaf
and Nebraska, Impeded only by the
tcnantless walls of the Hocky Moun
tains, to lSBue thence again and to
Bwoop down to the golden Bhores of
the Pacific.
Well may tho republican leaders.
Intolerant and arrogant, used by
money and machinery to carry nil be
fore them, quake with fear and
whiten with dismay. In their rage
they bite one another like frightened
beasts of the foreBt. Woll mny they
swap horses In the middle of the
stream, exchanging Proxy Frank
Hitchcock for Foxy Murray Crane.
Well may them make alliance with
the unspeakable Hearst. Taft him
Belf crying. "Help me, Randolph, oi
1 sink!" Well may thuy call to theii
aid the crushed ones of the steam rol
ler, promising all tho kingdoms of
the earth for their worship and sup
port. It Is amazing. It Is pitiful. It Is
humiliating . Their sins Indeed have
found them out at IubI. Scandal!
to right of them; scandals to left of
them: defeat lu, front of theiu only
the Taft-Rlntou millions between
Cannon clinging to "Sunny Jim"
Aldrlch falling upon tho neck of son-in-law
Rockefeller the thieving
Tariff exuding fat. no longer, 1ml
making quagmires for the robber
Trusts the people, disgusted on the
one hand, or Indignant on the other
tho (Irand Old Party of draft and
Fraud Ib In truth a Right to sec! Yot
a little longer, and then the bone
yard, leaving only a stench behind,
and this Inscription
"Whilst It lived It lived In clover;
When It died it died all over."
C1IKT1T Cm itT llOlliKT.
OcIoImt Term 0x-ns Nest Monday
With 10U Chm-h I. Kiel.
A preliminary amnion of the Cir
cuit Court will be opened by Judge
Hamilton In this city next Friday, for
hearing motions, arguments, etc., un
cases, preparatory to the opening of
the regular October term of court
next Monday. The docket of cases to
be heard at this term Includes a total
of 109 actions and suits, besides
whatever run may be returned on
Indictments by the grand Jurv.
This Is the longest docket of
for hearing at a single term of court
ever called In Douglas county. It
was nearly equalled Inst January,
when th number of docketed cases
was 106 Of the eases to be heard
at the present term. IS are actions
for divorce.
The IWkct.
I. Elbert Hermann. plff., vs
Henry C. Gardner, deft.; to set aside
deed. Coshow A nice for plff. C 1
I.eavcngood. C. S. Jackson for deft
6. Yi Slg Sim plff., v, t. C
Bloomer,: deft.; action for money
Kullertou A Orvtitl for ilff
7. J. M. Uoiiniill, plff., vs. South
ern PacUc Co.. dclts ; action mr
damages., Fullerton A Omul for
plff. Coshow nice. W. I). Fentou
and R. A. Letter for detts.
10. Thomas Owens, plff., v. (
E. Loss Company, deft.; nrtlnn for
money. John T. Long for plff t'o
ahow Rice for deft.
I I. T( K. Illedsoe. plff . vs. II C
Soule Engineering Co.. deft.; action
for moric. John T. l,ong and Frank
O. Mlrelll for plff. Coshow A Hire
for deft, v
13. Elltabeth Schlndler. hv
guardian.; plff.. vs. Adallne Paramo
and Petef I'ammoo, deft) ittsxeulun
of real property and for money. John
T. Lout, Frank U. Micelll for plff.
Cardwell A Watson for deft.
14. F. W. Thurber. plff., vs. W.
F. Cooper, deft.; action for money.
C. S. Jui-kson for plff.
If. John W. Johnson, plff., vs.
Aaron Johnson nnd Kline Kngchrlt
son, dofts.; to recover money. Con
firmation. Coshow & Rice for plff.
Iti. J. H. Everts and Mary Ev
erts, plffs., vs. Isaac Itroikway and
Haiah Turner, detts.; to quiet title.
J. A. Huchanan for plff.
17. Frank E .Alley, plff., vs. 1
A. L. Ualderee, deft.; to quiet title.
J. A. Iliunannn for plfl.
1H. Iternurd Krakeuborger, plff.,
vs, Harry A. tlriswold. deft.; to re
cover moaey. John T. Long for
plff.
19. The Mutual Life Reserve In
surance Co., a corporation, plff., vs.
Wm. U. Stewart, deft.; to recover
money. Coshow & Rice for plff.
Ixuig and Swcek for deft.
21. Rose J. Smith, plff., vs. Doug
las Mining Co., a corporation, defts.;
to foreclose mortgage. E. II. Caha-
1 1 n. Dolph Mullory, Simon & llenrln
for plff.
22. Wm. Ileaiunn. plff.. vs. Thus.
Owens, deft.; action for money. Fill
lerton & Orcult for plff. John T
Ixing for deft.
24. J. II. Goo, plff., vs. J. W.
Deskett, deft.; action for money. C.
S. Jackson for plff.
25. Thomas Owens, plff., vs. Ore
gon Western R. R. Co., deft.; action
lor money. John T. Long for plff.
20. Owens Construction Co., plff.
vs. II. T. McClallen. sheriff, deft.; re
covery of personul property and dam
ages. John T. Long for plff. Co
show & Rico and A. N. Orctitt for
deft.
31. F. II. Redsecker, plff., vs
V. J. Redsecker, deft.; divorce. John
T. Long, Cnrdwell ft Wutson for plff.
Coshow & Rlcu for deft.
32. Averllle Heaver, plff., vs. Hor
ace 11. Parmeleo et at., defts.; action
i'nr money. Coshow ft Rice for plff.
Inmes N. Davis for deft.
37. J. C. Twltchell, plff., vs. A
I. Rlsley and Fred Rlsley, defts.; to
recover money. Cardwell & Watson
Tor plff. Fullerton & Orcutt for
lefts.
4 0. Lewis N. Smith, plff.. vs
Southern Pacific It. R. Company.
Jefts.;- damages. Albert Abraham
'or plff. W. D. Fcuton, Coshow &
Itlce for deft.
44. Chautauqua Lumber Co.,
ilff., vs. A. Mosicr et nl., defts.; lu-
lunctlon. Coshow & Rice for plff.
49. Chniltnuqua Lumber Co.
jiff., vs. C. F. Woodruff, dett.; In-
lunctlon. Coshow & Rice for plff.
I. S. JnckHon for deft.
GO. Oregon Western Hallway Co.,
ilff., vs. J. W. lleckley et al., defts.;
ondemuntlon. It. A. Letter, W. D.
r'enton and Coshow r Rice for plff.
64. W. S. Hamilton, plff., vs. I.
.1. DavlB et al.. defts.; to ret-over
noney. Fullerton & Orcutt for plff
f8. Fannie Kennedy plff., vs. .las.
.. Kennedy., deft.; divorce. Albeit
Vhrahani for plff.
BO. . peter liurck, plff., vs. Samuel
dlllB. deft.; nction for money. .1. A.
.luchnmm for plff. A. W. N'orblad
or deft.
62. Western Supply Co., plff., vs
i. R. Ferbrnche, deft.; action for
noney. Coshow & Rice for plff.
63. R. T. Asbworth. plff.. vs.
Frank S. 1 1 as well et nl.. defts.; to
-ecover money. Coshow & Rice for
lilff.
64. John Williams, plff., vs. c
tt. Shipman. deft.; action for money.
Joshow ft Rice for plff.
66. Oregon ft California It. It.
Co., plff., vs. U. II. Stevenson et nl.,
lefts.; Injunction. W. D. Kenton.
Coshow & Rice for plff. C. S. Jack
loli, II. J. Ilowlnnd tor defts.
68. First National Hank of Al
lany, plff., vs. Thomas C. llloomer et
ll., defts.; nction for money. Hew
itt ft Sox for plff. Coshow A Rice
?or deft. McClallen. Albert Abraham
for Lnura It. McDnnlel.
76. E. E. llnine. plff., vs. L. A.
mack, deft.; damages. Fullerton ft
Ircutl for plff. Coshow & Rico for
left.
77. S. M. Siiftron et nl., plffs., vs.
Dllllon Asher, deft.; nction for mon
v. Banco, Cannon & Murker for
plff. Elbert Hermann for deft.
80. II. Wolleuberg. admlnlstrut-
Tho Farmor'B Wifo
U Tory careful about bor churn Sthi
calds It thoroughly alter using, ami tlvn
It a sun bath lo mttH'Utn it. Miu Know
that II hnr churn Is sour It will taint tin
butter thai Is uiuilo lu It. The sumiacli It
churn. In the stomach and ilm.-.-uvt
and nutritive tracta are perloruusl pro
fesses which are almost eiactly like Hit
churning of butter. Is II not apparent
thoa that If this stomach-churn Is foul II
makes foul all which Is put Into It?
The evil of a foul stomach Is nut alone
the bad taste In the mouth and tlie mill
breath caused by It. but tho corruption ol
the pure current of blood and the dtiM-m
Inatlon ol uWan throughout the UhIv
Dr. Pierce's lloldcn Medical Discovert
makes the sour and loul stomach ecL
It does for the sbmiach hul the waslilne
ml sun bath iln or thechurn ahsululcl)
removes every minting or corrupting cle
ment. In this way It cures blot, lies
pimples, eruptions, scrolulous swellings
ores, ur oi.i eating ulcers ami all
humors or dVi-aar arisinn from bad blood
II you have bitter, m-ty, tool mm. D
your mouth, coat.il lun.ua, (0ul breath,
are weak and c.mIt lln-,1, feel iiepre-vse.1
nd desisimlent. have frequent heaila. lirs,
4lizy altaeki. inlawing or iliire-s In st..m
acb.eonstlpiit.Hl or Irregular Is.urls sum
or bitter rimngs ,(t, r eating ,n,l ssi
JU, these syinpionis, or anv ron-l.ler
able nurot-rof th, ,. i,,,!,,..!,. nl,, ,
uerii Iron, t.il.ousm.,, u,rp, r ,u
liver with U,e un,l avoompunv mg hull
geslloii. or dvsp.i, d aiIlJln(
dersuvi'inciius.
i.4.d!
ill os rridlly proven to vouraatuiacfo-
L Vi" S"v " I"""' Allies
Ui llr. It V Pier,-,., llin!,,!,, s V I -r -
coprof his N.ikln f ,,,r..l
lha stamUrd nieillcal aiiltiurllln.
tin suriics of l the lnr.sll,.i,u cni. O .
nui his world fsm.sl m.sll,-iii,-. an. I .
ln 'what the m nlneiil n.eUlrai a,-i
al Uia ana sat ul Uieak
The Kind You Ilavo Always Bought, and which has been
lu use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of
n"d bas been made under his per. , . ,
CjfXJvtffi-g- sonal supervision Blnco lb infancy, i ;
"rv. 6ccU4A, . AUownoonetodeoelvoyouiuthUw j
All Coiuitcrfolts, Imitations and JuHt-as-good" are but '
Kxpcrliuents that trllle with and endanger the health of
InfituU and Children Experience against Experiment.
What Is CASTORIA
CaHtorla is a harmless (rabntltute for Castor Oil, I"are
Borle, Drops and Boothlnp; Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Motpliluo nor other Narcotic
NtibNtuuce. Its age Is its guarantee. : It destroys Worms i
and allays Feverisltness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constlpatior
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Ktonuu'h and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.- -Tho
Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. ,
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
V7 Bears the Signat
Bears the
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
thc e.wT.u N.NM, TV muhnav evnier, in voiw air.
or, plff., vs. Douglns County, deft.:
appeal from assessment of dnmages.
1'iillertoii & Orcutt for plff. Geo. M.
Ilrown for deft.
88. State of Oregon, plff., vs.
Kelly Duncan, deft.; indictment,
fleo. M. ilrown for plff. Coshow &
Itlce for deft.
102. Page investment Co., a cor
poration, plff., vs. Kltner Chambers,
deft.; nction for money. Fullerton
ft Orcutt for plff. J. A. lluchunnn
for deft.
lo;i. Lewis O. Dumhleton, plff.,
vs. Kred J. lllnkeley. deft.; action for
money. Lewis Barzee for plff. Co
show A nice for deft.
104. Wells Forgo & Co., plff., vs.
DoiiKhis County nnd H. T. McClnllen,
sheriff, deft.; Injunction. Snow &
McCntuant for plff.
ins. II. B. Hustings, plff., vs.
Southurn Pacific Co.. liefts. ; dam
ukci. Fullerton 4 Orcutt for plff.
W. D. Kenton. II. A. Letter for deft.
inc. o. W. Peek. plff.. vr. Skol
ley Lumber Co., deft.; nction for
illumines. Fullerton & Orctitt for
pl IT. Coshow & Itlce. F. G. Micelll
for deft.
105. .1. T. Purdy. plff , vs. H. T.
Harris, deft.; nction for money. Co
show i Itlce for pin. Cardwell ft
Watson for deft.
109. J. T. Purdy. plff., vs. Wesley
HiiKhes, deft.; action for money,
Coshow & Itlce for plff. Cardwell '&
Watson for deft.
NORTH SIDE PLANING MILL
Atterbery & Co.
Just received another carload of
Washington Cedar Shingles
Mill and Yards at Railroad Spur in North Roseburg
....SMOKE THE....
MODEL AMERICAN CIGAR
The Best Made Cigar on the Coast
FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS
Made in
Farmers, Clean
FANNING MILL
THlt OHLY MLL THAT WILL CLEAN IT RIGHT
LET US SHOW YOU
Call anil luuk over nor linr of Plows, Harrow, Ciller IWs,
Ki-l tirliiil.-rs, Kifsl and Hoot Cutters, ttc. . If ou want m
Stump Puller e have It,
J. F. BARKER & CO.
Phone 201, Vehicles & Implements Roseburg, Oregon
ore of
110. J. T. Purdy, pill., vs. F. E.
Harris, deft.; action for money.
Coshow & Rice for plff. Cardwell &
Watson for deft.
111. J. W. Neary. plff., Vs. I,. R.
Ferbr.tcho, deft.; action for money
Geo. M. Drown and E. B. Hermann
foi plff. Kollock & Zollenger, Albert
Abruham for deft.
112. O. H. Mortenson, plff., vs.
L. H. Ferhrache, deft.; action for
money. Fullerton & Orcutt for plff.
Kollock & Zollinger, Albert Abraham
for deft.
113. J. Harding, plff., vs. Oregon-
Idaho Co. and L. R. Ferhrache,
deftB.; action for nionev. Fullerton
A Orcutt for plff.
114. Ladd & Olson, plffs., vs. L.
R. Ferhrache. deft.; action for mon
ey. Fullerton & Orcutt for plff.
Kollock & Zollinger, Albert A'uiaham
for deft.
115. : Allle Huntsucker, plff., vs.
Franklin J. Huntsucker. deft.; di
vorce, i John T. Long for plff.
116. C. T. Nail, trustee of Glen
dnle Box Co., bankrupts, plff., vs. R.
L. Look, deft.; to quiet title. Co-
Bhow A Rice, Fullerton & Orcutt for
pin.
117. Wm. H. Levins, plff., vs.
MacRlo Levins, deft.; divorce. J. A.
Buchanan for plff.
I 118. Lulu Smith, plff., vs. Swain
Smith, deft.; divorce. J. A. Huchan
an for plff.
119.. II. S. Donnell, O. J. Donnell
Rosvburg by
L. RABAT
Your Seed With a
fend A. 1 Volk, biffs., vs. CordlllerM
Mines Co., a corporation, derts ; toro-
closeure of mortgage. H. u. .onou
for plff.
l 'n Wm. I. Vawter. plff
vs. I
O. E. Oorsleln, 8. P. Oorsleln and H i
11 Howard, defts.; to foreclose mort
gage, frank O. Micelll for plff
121. Thomas C. Devlin, plff. vs.
O. H. Selple, et al., defts.; to fore-'
close mortgage. II. M. Esterly for plff
122. J. A. Buchanan, plff., vs. K
P. Tynan, deft.; to recover money.
R. W. Marsters for plff. I
123. A. J. Levins, plff., vs. The
Stark Lumber Co.i et al., defts. 1 fore-J
close lien. . j. t. numaiw" 'i i""
Fullerton & Orcutt for deft. T. E
Bledaoe.-
12. lln M. Cockrell. plff.. vs
Wm. J. Cockrell, deft.; divorce. Ful
lerton & Orcutt for plff.
125. J. A. Huchanan, plff., vs.
Frnnk Kennedy, deft.; action for
money. R. W. Marsters for plff.
Cardwell & Watson for deft.
126. Rose McDee, plff., vs. Rich
ard Mcllee, deft.; divorce. Elbert B.
Hermann for plff.
127. T. J. Williams, plff., vs. V.
M. Tipton, deft.; action for money.
Fullerton ft Orcutt for plff.
128. 11. W. Yarhrough, plff.. vs.
F. Cornutt and Clarence Cornutt,
partners, defts.; action for money.
Fullerton & Orcutt for plff.
129. Alex B. Mott, plff., vs. A.
P. McCulloch and J. C. Quant, defts.;
nction for money. Coshow & Rice
for plff. Fullerton & Orcutt for
defts.
130. S. J. Jones, plff., vs. W. H.
Stark and Anna N. Htark, defts.; to
foseclose mortgage. John T. Long
for plff.
' 131. S. J. Jones, plff., vs. W. H.
Stark and Anna M. Stark,, defts.; to
foseclose mortgage. John T. Long
for plff.
132. Mnttle Woodson, plff., vs.
C.eorge Woodson, deft.; divorce. R.
W. Marsters for plff.
133. Jennie Ross, plff., vs.
Charlie A. Ross, deft,; divorce. J.
A. Buchanan for plff.
134. F. G. Micelll, et nl., plffs.,
vs. Frank Andrtis. deft.; damages.
Coshow & Rice for plffs. C. S. Jack
son for deft.
135. J. A. Buchanan, plff.. vs.
Leroy S. Shipley, deft.; action for
monoy. R. W. Marsters for plff.
Fullerton & Orcutt for deft.
136. J. J. Konny, plff., vs. Ore
gon & California R. R. Company,
deft.; specific performance of con
tract. Barzee, Cannon & Marker for
plff. R. A. Letter, W. D. Fenton and
Coshow & Rice for deft.
137. L. A. Dnugherty, plff., vs.
R. W. Long, deft.; action for money.
Carter & Dufur for plff. Coshow &
Itlce for deft.
138. Mnry E. Bushnell, plff.. vs.
William Bushnell, deft.; divorce. E.
B. Hermann for plff. John T. Long
and F. O. Micelll for deft.
139. Henry Fleckensteln & Co..
plff., vs. James P. Crouch, deft.; ac
tion for money. John T. Long for
plff.
140. B. J. Howland, plff., vs. C.
E. Bogue, deft.; action for money.
B. J. Howland for plff. C. I. Leaven
good. Fullerton & Orcutt for deft.
141. Nettie Orenot, plff., vs.
David Orenot, deft.; divorce. El
bert B. Hermann for plff. C. S. Jack
son for deft.
14 2. Mason. Ehrman & Co.. a
corporation, plff., vs. Harriett Dun
ning, deft.; action for money. Card
well and Reeder for plff.
143. M. J. Lambert, plff., vs. B.
A. Lambert, deft,; divorce. Frank
G. Micelll nnd J. T. Long for plff.
144. W. G. Hughes, nlff.. vs
Douglas County and County Court of
Douglas Co., defts.; appeal from
dnmages. Fullerton & Orcutt for ap
pellant, ueo. M. ilrown for respond
ent. ,
145. Leslie Lilly, plff., vs. Doug
las County and the County Court of
Douglas to., defts.; appeal from
damnges. Cardwell & Watson for ap
pellant. Geo. M. Brown for respond
ents. 146. R. A. Woodruff, appellant
vs. Douglas County, respondent:
writ of review. Fullerton & Orcutt
for appellnnt. Geo. M. Brown for
respondents.
147. Myrtle 7.. Young, plff.. vs
W. S. Young, deft.; divorce. Card
well & Watson for plff.
148. R. L. Sabln, plff., vs. F. 11
TSe -
NOVELTY
THEATRE
PROGRAM
-. MONDAY AND TCESHAY.
MOVING PICTURES:
"The fiypn-T's Hi-veiige."
(hand-colored)
"An Awful Sknte."
"Throuuh Switnerlaml."
ILLVSTRATEl) SOXU:
"Somebody Lied."
"Monkcv Lmd.,
MATINEE 2:30 TO 5
ADMISSION
Sc
Evening Performance 10c
Bring the Children to see
this.
In School
Tbey are the kiud for husky, active youths1 the i
kind the boys can't "kick out.''
R. LI Stephens !
Exclusive Dealer in Fine Footwear .
Webb, deft.: action for money. Ful
lerton at Orcutt lor plff.
14!-. Maesie Hall, plff., vs. B.
L. Bradley, tt ux., defts.: to quiet
title. Cosiiow & itice for plff.
150. Liuie H. Johnson and A.
B. Gritimacher, plffs., vs. W. II.
Smith.- deft.; to quiet title. Coshow
He Rica and Fullerton 4 Orcutt for
plff. .
151. W. C. Dement, plff., vs. Jane
A. Adams and John T. Bailey, defts.;
action . lor money. Fullerton Or
cutt and B. J. Howland for plffs.
Coshow & Rice for defu.
15. J. S. Duacavin. John Hall
and N. Siig. pi's., vs. Laura liaugh
erty, deft.; :o foreclose mori&ugc.
B. J. ilowni for pISs.
(Continued on page 3.)
PROFESIOXAI
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M. I).
Office la the Review Building, up
stairs. Rooms 13 and 14.
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Telephone, Main 31.
ROSEBURO - - - OREGON.
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Offices: Rooms 11, 12 and 13,
Douglas County Bank Building,
'Phone 771.
ROSEBCRG ... OREGON
Office Hours: - - Phones:
10 to 12 a. m. Office Main 1711
2 to 4 p. m. Resid. Main 1721
DR. I.CCETTA SMITH,
and Children's Dlseasei a
Specialty
Office: Rooms 8 and . Marsters1 Blk
next to Douglas County Bank Bldf.
i. R. CHAI-MA.V, D. I. 3.,
Ilenfrrt -
Abraham Ruildlng Telephone 114
Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
ROSEBCRG OREGON
t. r. MCLLEV,
Attorncy-nr-Law
With Richardson. Dlmirk A Moore
head. Attorneys at I-aw.
.115-16-17 Commonwealth Bldi;., 6th
and Ankeny Streets
PORTLAND ORECON
lR. R. M. KRH1.V,
I'liy.lilaa ami Hnnrcnn
Office noun: 9 to 12 a m.: 5 to 5
p. m ; 7 to 9 p. m. Saturday.
Abraham Bid?., Un. Oak k Jackwn
Phone 2193.
MRS. HV RY-Mn.I.EV,
Fanlilonahl lire Making.
Crcason Block. Rowbn rir.
WiU The Watch You
Carry Stand a Test
Like This?
ihr raw, .ufiriil s,n,lh Jl,,t Wal.i
nl f"n'"'f l"lr,,tni r frtru if
in or.iJra nft-- ml it ,ri,l
"l:"hrt Kn' hrmmnei. r (im
OTi'irruui,4 Unit, -
OkZiL i . " ""ln """a Balanc
Wrw.1 p.rftlv adjoau Urn watch,.en
to h rr..t t(,anKi In temperature.
V, m .ll l . I a . .
iiA.t.i " anow you out
-.'.. v puiLUja,
Also carry a lull-line j of all
um.muiu naiuici
W. E.' Clingenpccl J
Jeweler and Optician
inittiinnm
or Out
the Children's Shoes
should be of the stout
and sturd', long-wearing
kind.
The .Youngsters will
be durably shod if you
bring therii here to be
fitted with , a pair of
our
Holland Steel Shod and
E. C. SkufferSlioes
' WILGROW.
4 The new fertilizer. ju
4 Nothing but fish. j.
4- Guaranteed analysis: Seven 4.
4 per cent MtrOBeD. six ner cent J-
4 potash, 18 per cent phosphoric
acid. .j.
4 One 25-pound sack of Wil- 4
4 grow, used In the nlhce of J. ,
4 12V4 tons of best stable man- A
ure. will give better results 4.
4. ami no weeds. Try It for your 4.
4 lawn. '
4 i J. F. BARKER. & CO. .
r 4'4"i"I'
LODGE DIRECTORY
A P. A. M., Laurel Lodn No. 18 Holdi
i re(iaarmUngBOn2ndii4th Wednw
dariotucta mouth..
G. C. Giwam, W. M.
N. T. JitiTt, Secretary
AO.D.W, Koteour Loath No. ie-Het
the 2nd nd 4th Mood ay of each tnootta
7:80p. m.,aD the Foresters' Hall. A)
memberi iu good UurtlDir ere luvlted to et
nd J. W, Dow ill, M. W,
B H. Lkhox, Recorder.
BP. U. KI.KH, Roue burg L.8et rro.S26 HoUIb
remilar communloetloui et the Elki
Temple on 2aA eud 4th Thurideyi of each
mooth. All mem born roqueeied to ettard
regularlMQd ell vlelUog brother ere cordl
ellr invited to atteud. .
K. L. Pabbott, E. R.
Qio. w. liTALiT. Heoretarr.
DKORRR OP HONOR, HyitiC Lodge No. 18
Ueeu'2Ddeod 4th Thursday evening of
each month In Maccabee Hall, Vliftlng
member oordlelly Invited to attend.
UlNMIK K. ClVKNUEa. 0. Of 11
A. H. Lsnoz, Reo.
i.W. DtiWKLL, Receiver.
FArtLKH, Roieburg Aerie meet! In Odd
Fellow Hall nn'inrl anrl 4th Monrlaw Avan.
Idri of each month, at 8 o'clock. Vlalt
log brethren In good Handing alway welcome.
O. Culvbb, W. P.,
C. W. Ballabd. Sec.
O O. P., RidlngRtar Lodge No. 174, meet In
'Jdd Fellow' Temple uvery Friday eveulog.
Visit ng bretherrn always welcome.
E. N. Kwart. N. G.
P. Micklli, -R. a
M. Fit'KLR, F. 8.
10. O. P., I'hllctarlan Lodge No. -Meet n
Odd FdlowsTeinpIe, corner of Janknon and
Casa Street, on Saturday evening of each
week. Members of thoorder In goodstaudiug
are Invited toattend.
J. o. Ooodnow, N. O.
N. T, Jkwktt, K. 8.
IO.O. P , Union Encampment No. 9-Meetf
In Odd Fellows' Temple on the 1st and 3rd
ThiirnUy pveniiignoi each month. Vilt
log bretheren alway welcome,
II. O. Lbwis, 0. P.
J.O Ooounow. Bcrlbe.
KOF P .Alpha IKlge No. 47 Meet every
ttedm-mlayli) 1. O. O. P. Hall, at 7:30 p. in.
Members in good standing are Invited to
attend.
OLEH V.WlMBBBLT, C. C.
L. A. HANCTUAHY, K. K. 8.
' O. T, M., Prutecilon Tent. No. 16-Holda
k rfguUr nifrtlnitfl on every WeIneslay
..ut a m-r I All VIHIIIUK
P. P. Patterson, Com.
. W. Rapp, R. K.
LO T. II., H.MetMirg Hive No. 11- Holde
ri-giiltr review on every Tuesday after
noon at 7:u o'clock in the Maccabee'f Hall.
Hityrs ni i.thfr Hives vlnlttng In the city are
fonllsliy Invited lo attend our reviews.
Mum. C. K. BOMBBRAEB, COW.
Mhk. Jbjwib Ratp, R. K.
MOhKRN WOOllMKN Ol AMERICA. MyrU
nip . No guu meets on the second and
fourth Wednesdays uf every month in the
Forresters' Hall. Traveling Neighbors. re cor
dlslty invited to vlMt our tamp.
A (,'. MAKSTKtut, Consul,
A. Halzmab, Clerk.
MOl.KRS llltOTHKRHOOD OP AMERICA
Roaetmr-; l-mlge No. 4t-Mee every 2nd
v. i. ,"M,h Thursdey In Maccabee Temple.
Utlliig member- always Welcome.
ltvm,vM HoavxB, President
Hkbtha Wbiuht, Secre'ary.
OK , Rnsehurt Chapter' No. ft-Holdsthelr
rtgnUr ra-ftluit on 1st and 3rd Thursday
in each Momh. Visiting members In
f"n tnding are respectfully Invited to at
Mb I. WOU.8NBBBO, W.M.
Fbbb Jobskjh, Becretary
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Ma. tl.noia Roaamot. K.O.
. M . MrarHaKKH. SceKtary.
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