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Newspaper Page Text7 v. EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY BY REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY Office-Review Building, (first floor) Jackson Street. Telephone Main oul. L. WIMBI-RLY, Udlto-. DAILY Per year, by mall fun Per month, delivered Ml For weak, delivered 16 B K M I -.W K.K K L Y Per Ynr 12 00 8ti Month! tl.uo OCTOltKIl 12, 1WIH. PEOPLE GIVE- MONEY New Orleans Eii-tor Recelvet $7,000 for the Demo cratic Fun J. ROBERT EWINO TELLS ABOUT IT Xnoonnginff Report Come from If any States. Oregon for Bryan Wisconsin In Line Mlnneftotane Kntliuae Kven Cblo Will Defeat Tart, Bays Kd. Mahun. ' Chios no. III., Sept. Special If pub lisher! of Democratic papers through out the country are a successful as Mr. nobt lowing of the New Orleans States In raising funds for the Demo cratic national campaign, " Chairman Moeea C. We tin ore of the finance com mittee will not want for money to meet legitimate campaign expense. Mr. .Swing, who lias been here attending the meeting of the Democratic nation al committee, has collected a popular subscription fund of approximately $7,000. Tnls baa been accomplished within the part three or four weeks. Mr. Ewlng predicts that the mates' fund will grow and that It will Final ly be as much aa $20,000. "Our people: are taking a Uvo'y In terest In this work of ralvlng a popu lar fund for the election of Bryan and Kern." said Mr. Ewlng today. "They reallxe fully the Importance of getting a sufficiently largo fund to mn the campaign, and they know that tills money muat come from the people. The trusts snd the special Interests will save the Republican party the necessity of going out and raising nioncy by small subscriptions. That la the reason thlB unprecedented col lection of a campaign fund for the election of presidential candidates has been comparatively easy. Kvery par lsb In the state Is swelling the fund. Already Democrats aro regarding the contribution of funds for the olectlon of Ilryan and Kern as a patriotic duly. Fully five hundred registrars niitl Judges of election In taulslann, who esrn 1.00 s day for their aervlccB one day In each campaign year, have con tritmtcd their earnings to the Demo cratic national campaign fund. That shows the extent of the personal sac rifices bring made by Democrats In this presidential contest. ' The Democratic national committee Is not overlooking opportunities In Ta ctile coast states and a very vlgorotin eenpolxh Is to be conducted in those western states. The reports Chair man Mack has received from Cali fornia, Oregon and Washington are convincing that Democrats have a flue chaure to carry all of those states. The national committee will wirk In har mony with the state committees. Rpesklng of political conditions In the west. National Committeeman Mil ler, of Oregon, said today: "Ilryan and Kern will carry Oregon this year, though I notice in tbe morning papers tlist United States Senator Jonathan Bourne says that Democrats haven't a chance In the weat The beat an swer I can make to this statement Is te cite Renatvr Iloume ss an authority agalust himself. Prior to the Repub lican national convention, the senator was proclaiming from one end of the country to the other that the nomina tion of Judge Tuft would result In his defeat In the nation and s loss of Ore gon to tbe Republican party. Mr. Bourne was for the rensmlnatton of President Roosevelt, but I think at the time he correctly diagnosed the sltus tlon In Oregon, when he declared thst Tart could net carry the state against Ilryan. "Conditions are highly favorable to the Democracy In raolflr coast states," continued Mr. Miller, "and I believe Mr. Bryan will get relatively a larger per cent of the Republican vote In those states than In any othrrs of like population in the country. The Den ver platform is the IkmI ever put foe wsrri by s party, and It epical with v particular force to l'aclnc coast peo ple." . Representative James W. Murphy, - of the Third W'l4Mialn Congressional ' district, waa a caller at Democratic headquarters todny. He thinks Demo ersts hsve s fine chance to carry Wis 'cousin Ibis year. He told Chairman ' Msck aa mm and went ever with bin. the political situation la the stste. There Is a wonderful change In public opinion towards Mr. Bryan this year," aald Congressman Muriiliy. This Is psrtMilarly noticeable In cities where Itrjan and Kern clutia are being organlied. In Milwaukee one J0.1 "T1.. t'empcnMc h..i. o e--fn enro.iii.t'nt of 2 SO rn.MiiUr. Tl.N vu8 in a pret-inr-t wlivre thf titnl iK-riiocraMc vott four year una wan only HJ. Thin aliowi tlit drift townnlH lU'inwracy In Wln cunnlii. and I ntr like rvpuris from All Hie Unto of .lie went." Cti: lui'Mii Miwes C. UYt.iim nf the flnimcf foiiunltt.'c Bt uteri today that l.r.oo imi'crs tiuil Joined In the move ment to mine a poi-nlar HiilmcrliJtJun fund whb vhUli to run tin Deium nitie camf.l(fii. Ho says. In lilt ofdidon. ertry DeimxTHtle paper In the ..'lilted Rtutcn will Join In tills moveinent. Benator Tlios. K. lirady, of New York, fainoiM as an orator In the Tam many orirnDlzatlon, vran another caller t Democratic headquarters where he apeut some time wllh Chairman Mack. Senator Grady has been on two months trip throuk'h tht wefft He tliki Mr. Ilryan -will bo elected president. He says Mr. Bryan has jrreat strength among the western people who admire and be lieve In him. In every place that I visited, anld Senator Grudy, I heard Republicans aay they would vote for Hryan In preference to Ta ft. Of course, New York Is going Demo cratic this your, and conditioua favor a Democratic victory. ' John A. Hartlgan, Insurance Com mlsaloncr of Minnesota, who called at Democratic headquarter, la 'ry en thuRlfiatlc over Democratic proHpccta In that atnte. "Johiwun will he elected governor," he said, "and we will make a great fight all along the line for the Democratic ticket. There la no fac tlonallam In our party. There are no Jul m no ii men and there are no Ilryan men. All Democrats are Bryan and Johnson Democrats and are working with enthuslaatn and vigor for the state and national tickets. We are going to win litis year." "Many people express surprise when the statement Is mude that Tuft will fall to carry his own state this year, but it Is my confident opinion that Ohio will give Its electoral vote to Bryan nnd Kern." This statement came from Kd. Mahon, a prominent business man in Columbus, Ohio, who called at Democratic headquarters to arrange for the distribution of litem ture In the Ohio contest. "We want all the literature we can get," said Mr. Mahon, "for the people are In a very receptive mood this year. It Ib surprising to Democrats to find so many Republicans In Mr. Taft's own state who are for liryan and Kern. I never knew the Democratic party to be In as good shape as It Is In Ohio tudny. We are not only going to elect a Democratic governor, but we are go ing to tout Mr. Taft right In hi own bailiwick." I MKKTN NKXT IS NKWItKltO. I'rcHbytcHiiii Synod AilnptN Various . ItfNiMiitloiLH nnd idjourtiN. AHIUjAND, Or., Oct. 1 0. The third bohhIoii of th Presbyterian Synod today waa marked by u Inrg' attendance. Reports of Important committees and able addresses on topics of prlmo Interest to worken of tho church were delivered. Tht synod listened with deep intercut to Kv. K. J. Connor, a full blood Ncz I'erce Indian, who told nf a wonder ful revival among Indium of the I'endleton presbytery. The report on foreign missions, by Rov. S. V. Kceman shows that the ProHbyterian church supportH DOG mlHstonnrica and has an enrollment of Ml,, MOO foreign cotumunicanlH and maintains over 1100 schools In for elgn lands, with an enrollment of 40.000 students. Tho synod went on record In favor of a cloHcr Suhbath obesrvunce. and favored granling another day of rest In a week to workitignien who are obliged to work on Sunday. It con demned severely baseball and other kindred forms of Sabbath amuse ment, nnd decided to hold the next synod at Ncwbcrg. Resolutions were ndnptod calling upon lnlnlKlers to make, their even lug service distinctively evangelistic "What Do They Cure? The above qnmtlnn In often ankod mwj torn lug lr. rlen-e's two lending nictl elue.H, "(iolden M-mIIcuI Discovery'' aur "FavorlU. ('resorlptmii." Tim aimwor is that "(lolden Mitllra' Discovery " ta a moat intent alteniilve oi blood -puriti or, ami tonic or Invigoruioi and u tuiNvlitlly favorably In a cum llvo way u poii all tho ntm-uii) Itiilin hiii facw, as of the nusul pasMiges, throat bronchial tubes, atouiai-U, bowels an blatldei,-curlng a largo nor cent, of ratal rhal caHei yvhether Ik tllsoatM nffcitH t ti naaal pAynftca, the Thu-t, larynx, bror chla, sUimaclWas fRtii?Sul dysi;istar bowrls at nuiVltsifiujViiO. bladder uterus or oilier pflvlc or5rp tu-nlr tV-rl,r"nc ir "tiyi. . ! ?Tti ces.-lul In ft iff. 3Jl" " 1'ArQ-Ticacrlntlun Is ad vNe, Is 4 powertiil vw tTTnOyiiTtiii,: lnvigr?ai. lag Umlc and nervine, Kur weak worii Out, overworked women -no matter what ha ranted tho trenk-lown, "Knvoriit rrrwrrlpttoa will t- found moM eiTectlve In biilMiint up the :..ugtli, remikitniK ttiA womanly fuih-tlon, KuUlmiitf pln and bringing a Unit a healthy, vigoruu c million of I lif w hnln nv-n.-ia. A book of partlciilant wrapn each butt If living the fnmil:eof Utth nieileinei nm quoting what fcorej. of eauncnt im-l iral author, who,- wnrV ar runitultetl by phytU'laus of all tlnrvlnHUof ira-tU'c an Kiitdiw In pre.svrll.ing. wy of each In imlient entering Into these medicine The wiml of praWn N-sUtwetl on the iwveral IngmlieniA entering Into 'Ihvtor I'larce'a miHllclnes hy such wrlU'n ih.mld bava tnitro wetuhi than anv atneiint l non - pnifttMional tmtiinotiMU, tnvuue uch man arf writln tor the gnldunet. uf their nmlit-al brwUiren and know whvraol thnv pak. Hoth meilclnw art non-alcoholic, nort eeret, and con la In no linrmful habit forming drugn. Nmhh composed of l. ert. i tracts of tho roots of native, American BiMK-inl font plants They arw tth old by dealer in medicine. You can't afford u accept w a suMltute for ono ol lhe mrxltclniw of known compoaitlon, any secret mwtrnm Dr. IMerce'i ll.u. tmall nuirnr-ro.if T w wsae a ratnly. regulaie aud la vwvraiev iw mem, iitw aou bowaU. o Tho Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been in line for over SO years, has borne the signature of and has been made under his per (jfcs.&J'fji.. snal supervision since its infancy. ytayy, s-cotcsusu Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and" Just-as-good ' nre but Experiments that triile with and endanger the health of Infants and ChildrenExperience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare, goric, lrops aud Soothing Syrups. It .is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms ' and allays Feverlnlmess. It euros Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Coustipatior and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Htonuu'h and Itowcls, giving healthy and natural sleep. Tho Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS y7 Bears tho Signature of Bears the The KM You Haie Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TH. OINTWRUMMHT, TT HU.NM STNCCT. NKWVOHH SITTI. - - IIKADIOI) KOK -COOS HAY. MoII'mU'h Aui'iiIb Iii.(iriurul New Haili-iiiul froiii Wi'lser. POHTLAiNI). Oot. 10. Articles of incorporation of the Oregon Midland Uiiilroad Hied at Salem today with a nominal capital of $100,0(10 Is be lieved here in n measure to conllrni reports which nt different times In re rent yearn have been current to the "ffect Unit David Morfatt, who Is be hind the Colorado Mldhind, intends 0 continue his road Into Oreuon. The articles of incorporation of 1 lie OriiKon Midland state that the purpose or tho company Is to build friun Weiser, Idaho, to Portland, Tillamook and Cooh ltny, Oregon. The Incorporators nre men plninly Stop-don't do the work aMachine can do M rlj-4lj,i IELD0 4 i NORTH SIDE PLANING MILL Atterbery & Co. Just received another carload of Washington Cedar Shingles Mill and Yards at Railroad Spur in North Roseburg Farmers, Clean FANNING MIUU THE ONLY MHX THAT WILL CLEAN IT RIGHT LET US SHOW YOU riill nml ItM-k ovip our lini f Plnw, Hnrrown, Clilrr Ptvfwc, KtHil (irimlvr, Kcm1 a ml limit Cutter, etc. .If you want Stump 1'ullcr wo linve It. J. F. BARKER & CO. Phone 201, Vehicles & Implements Roseburg, Oregon p Signatu chosen to conceal the identity of the Interest behind the scheme. Putting these things together with the fact that the Colorado Midland 1b now pushing toward Weiser as its goal, lends considerable color to the sug gestion that tho Moffatt Interests are behind the new road. Would Mortgage tho Farm. A farmer on Rural route 2, Em pire, Un., W. A. Floyd by names, says: "Hucklen's Arnica Salve cured the two worest sores I ever saw; one on my hand aud one on my leg. It is worth more thnn Its weight In gold. I would not fe without it If I bad to mortgage the farm to get It." Only 2i"ic at A. C. Maraters & Co's. drug store. The Yost Gearlcss motor will do it, simple as A B C, self-oiling will last a lifetime. No metal coging. We invite your personal in spection. Roseburg Furniture Company Jackson St., Roseburg, Ore Your Seed With a AGAINST NRAR BKKB. Josephli.. Judge Mules A,ulust Aho- hulcd 1 eniperance ura". r:pivw pass Oct. 10 The first of several cases of Illegal sellins ui liquor was tried today In tne josi-pi- ne county court, resulting in i-ui.... tlon. The jury was out only a u-w Inutes, returning with a verdict oi guilty. It. A. Davis. proirl:ior ui the Josephine hotel bar was the de fendant. Sentence wll! be pronounc ed by Judge Hanna Monday. An Interesting teaiure oi me mi. ihni linvla claimed to have sold only near beer. Expert testimony of a chemist, Karl Ingles, proved that the near beer contained almost mm per cent alcohol. The beer was brew ed by the Hoseburg brewery, and as quantities of It are being shipped here It is likely that action will be taken against that establishment. Davis was defended by Aiiornej Robert Smith, of this city. Senator Harry Norton had charge of the pro secution and will direct all cases on the docket for the state. Josepn .uc Kinney. proprietor of the Palace hotel will be tried next. Private Prosecutor J. O. Iiachelder of the secret service, who prosecuted Davis in behalf of the temperance people, will also prosecute McKinuey, having on several occasions, so it is alleged, obtained liquor at the Palace. .Miles and Carter, their partners, propriet ors of the Layton hotel, will also be tried. The conviction of Davis will no doubt result in stopping the sale or near beer and all alcoholic "temper ance" drinks in Josephine county, as the analysis of the chemist, admitted In court, proved conclusively that such drinks contain alcohol. Judge ilanna's Instructions to the jury, which are precedent in this jurisdic tion, were that any appreciable per centage of alcohol make a drink In toxicating, therefore It is prohibitive under the law. Soft drink establish ments occupying places formerly sa loons must therefore close their doors, as their business has consisted mainly of selling near beer. The trials are the result of a long still hunt conducted by Detective Bachelder for the temperance peo ple. SHOULDER FKACTIKEI). Qvn, W. II. Ilyars Thrown Out nf a liiigKy N'ftr Sal fin. SALEM, Or.. Oct. 11. W. H. H ars, a well known resident of this city, and at one time surveyor gen eral of the state of Oregon, Inter commandant of the Soldiers' Home at HoaeburK, was severely injured Thursday evening near the Joshua Smith place, about two miles south east of the city. General Hyars and wife, in com pany with a large number of other members of the G. A. H. and . K C, had been at the Smith home en joying the hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Karly in the evening. when the party broke up, General Hyars and wife got into their rig aud started to the city. The horse was fractious, however, and shied at ev erything thnt did not suit his fancy Suddenly the beast jumped to one side of the road and collided with a bunch of brush. Moth Mr. and Mrs. Hyars went over the dashboard, Mr. Hyars landing on the ground with great force. Mrs. Hyars fell In cluster of small bushes and not seri ously injured, although considerably scratched and bruised. The racket attracted the attention of some of the other guests, who hurried out to see what the trouble was. General Hyars, ulthough painfully hurt, help ed his wife to her feet and then went to the house where his Injuries were dressed by Drs. Byrd and Morse. It was found that he had sustained an Intra-capsular fracture at the should er Joint, which usunlly means that the victim Is booked for a good long rest at home. Lives of great men should remind uv We can make our own accurst If we leave our business letters Where they can be found by Hearst. The NOVELTY THEATRE PROGRAM MONDAY & TIESI1AY MOVING PICTTRES: "(.'ontiiKious NYrvoiiMic "love's Victim." "Klnd-llrnrt.il Tramp." . lIniinvljed Servant." ILLUSTRATED SONG: "4f the Mini In tho Moon Were a Coon.' "Won't You Walt, Xcllie Dear" MATINEE 2:30 TO 5 ADMISSION 5c Evening Performance 10c Bring the Children to see this. i 1 x October is Here Tile you ladies were thinking about fall styles iu shoes. ,,.i.n it will interest you to know that the new John Kelly styles Our best advice is are net, - to call early and inspect the goods. ... We have made a lall display, but invite you inside to get a better look. niri.TC, K. L. ME,rn&Jia Exclusive Dealer in Heavy and Fine anon IIOtHD OK KOrAUZATlON XOT1CK. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Equalization of Bouglas County will meet in the office of he County Clerk of said cosnty In the Court House la the City of Hose burg, Oregen. on Monday, October 19 1S08 at 9 o'clock a. m. saiu Board of Equallzatior '..111 continue Its sessions from day to day, ex clusive of Sundays and legal noll davs, until the examination and cor rection aad equalization of the roll is complete, and publicly examine we assessment rolls and correct all er rors in valuation, descriptions or ...iin..u .r land, lots or other prop erty. Now, therefore, all parties who may be agrieveu uj .e3.,.. valuation, description or otherwise as to their assessment will pleaso take notice as above stated, and make their complaints to 6aid Board of Equalization, otherwise their as sessment will stand as made by the Assessor. Dated Monday, Sept. zi, is no. GEORGE W. STALEY, Assessor Douglas County. DSW024. PROFESSIONAL. CEO. E. HOUCK, M. 1. Ofllce in the Review Building, up stairs. Rooms 13 and 14. X-Ray and Electrical Treament. Telephone, Male 31. ROSEIJIIRG - - - OREGON. A. C. SEEI.V, M. I)., Offices: Rooms 11, 12 aiid 13, Douglas Cuiinty Hank Building, 'Phone 771. ROSEIlUnO - - - OREGON. Office Hours: Phoues: 10 to 12 a. m. Office Main 1711 2 to 4 p. m. Resld. Main 1721 Hit. LUCETTA SMITH, and Children's Dlsenses a Specialty Ofllce: Rooms 8 and 9, Marsters' Blk next to Douglas County Bank Bldg. J. II. (IIAPMAX, I). 1). 8., Dentist Abraham lltilldlng Telephone 114 Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. ROSKIintO OREGON .1. C. Mflil.KX, Attorney-at'ldtw With Richardson. Dimlck & Moore- head. Attorneys at Law. 315-16-17 Commonwealth IUdg., 6th anil Ankeny Streets. PORTLAND OREGON DR. II. M. EHWIN, Physician and Surgeon Office Hours: 9 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 6 p. m.; 7 to 9 p. m. Saturday. Abraham UldK.. Cor. Oak Jackson. Phone 2193. MRS. SAfRY-.Ml'M.E.N, Favhiiinnlilc Dress Milking. Creason Block. Roseburg. Three square meals a day at E Jennings' restaurant, which will be re-opened in connection with the Puipqua Bakery ou Sept. 1 WillTheWatchYou Carry Stand a Test Like This? ticu J,'Z Tmom''tr ,im- no n fe1'? toswVyou ou, e. NoTCtfc'"' standard Watches - E. Clingenpeel Jeweler and Optician ?,)Mrl e t '7" Next. Door to Pottoffice . Where Ilullets Flew.! David Parker, of Fayette, N. Y., a veteran of the civil war, who lost a foot at Gettysburg, says! "The good ' Electric Ulttors have done" is worth more than five hundred dollars to me. 1 spent much money doctoring for a bad case of stomach trouble, to little purpose. I then tried Elec tric Bitters, and they cured me. I now take them as a tonic, and they keep me strong and well." BOc at A. C. Murstors & Co's drug store. tviixmow. The new fertilizer. t rsotniug nut dbo. f Guaranteed analysis: Seven per cent nitrogen. Blx per cent potash, 18 per cent pnospnorio acid. 4 4 One 2G-pound sack of Wll- grow, used in the place of J. 12 Mi tons of best stable man- ure, will give better results 4 And no weeds. Try It for your lawn. 4. J. F. BARKER & CO. 1 LODGE DIRECTORY A P. A A. If., Laurel Lodge No. lft-Holai regular mectinffioD 2nd and 4tb WednM O. C.'Giinu, W. M. N. T. Jwrrr. Booreury r O.U.W. KoieonrK Lodg6 No. IS Met the '2nd and 4th Monday of aauh month at 7:30 d. m.. Iu the Koreitera Hall. AL memben la good ilaudtng are Invited to at E R. Lawox. Beoorder. BP. O. ELKS, Roseburg Lodge, wo,8S6 Hold regular communication! at the Elka Temple on 2nd and 4tJi Thurideyi of eac h moDth. All members requested to attend regularly, and all visiting brother are eordl ally Invited to attend. E. L. Parrott, E. R. Qio. W. utalit. Secretary. D EOF.FK OF HONOR, Mystic Lodie NO. 18 Meui2ndsnd 4tb Thumlsv STenlnstof nins. oi Visiting escb monta in uaccabee Hsu, member, oordiallr invited to attend. Uiknib K. Cavrndee, 0. ol H t. H. Lenox. Beo. I. W. Dowsu.. Rf celrer.1 E AGUES, Ronfibnrg Aerie meet! In Odd Fellowi Hall on 2nd and4tn UoDdyern toft of each mouth, nt o'clork. Vlitt 1d( brathren In good funding alway welcome G. Culvh, W. P., C. W. BALLAJtD. BeO. IO. 0. F., Rising RUrlArteo No. 174, meetila Odd Fellow' TempteVftry Friday evening. Visit ng breltieren alwe ye welcome. E. N. Ew a rt. N. O. F. (1 Micblli, R. S. M. Kk klk, K. B. IO. O. F., Phlletarlan Lodge No. 8-Moeti n Odd Fellows Temple, corner of J fir k ran and Cajts Ktreeis, on Haturday evening nf each week. Members of the order in good stand tug are invited to attend. J. n. Ooodnow, N. O. N. T.Jbwbtt, R. 8. IO.O. F., Union Encampment No. fl-MeeU In Odd Fellows' Temple on the lslaudUrd Thursday evenliigi of each month. Viatt lng bretheren alwaya welcomo. H O. Lkwih.C. P. J. O Ooodnow, Bcrlbe. K OF P .Ainha Lodge No. 47 Meets aTerr ninpsu m i. u. u r. nan. at 7:ao D.m. Member. In Suod .tmuillii. am InvltMl to stleuil. Oils V. WmsiSLT, o. c. L. A. Sanctuary, K. K. 8. KO. T. M., l'roleetlon Tent No. 16-Holdl rt-Kular meetiiws on every Vfetlueu'lfty nliht In M.reabeeV Hall. All rHIUBK nml.n In auj ,. . . . .u Bvw ,WUIU .! IBTiKU IU r tend. P. K. Patteraon, Com. O. w. RArr, R. K. LO. T. M., K(eburs Hive No. 11- Boldl ri'ifiil.r review, on every TueBday afler noon l liuoo'rlnrk in the Macesliee'l lisll. s pt.r, of other. Hives vliKUis In the city are cordially InvlUd lo attelidiir review,. MRU. C. B. hOHKBBAKS, COM. Msa. Jiwib Raft, R. K. MOPKRN WOODMEN OF AUIlKICA, Myrll tamp No. wu meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays of every month In the Forresters Hall. Travellns Nelnhlwr, are Cor dially invited to visit our tamp. A- (:. Marstrkh, Consul, A. Haumas. Clerk. MOl.ERN RROTHERHOOD OF AHRRICA' Rosebiirs Ixjd.e No. 49J-Meeu every 2n4 v. ..,'ld Thn'sil.y In M area bee Temple. Islllng members always welcome. Kvrlyn HoevsR, President Brktha Wriqht, tleoreiary. 0E " . R"sehurtChaper No.-Holdithelr resular meetln. on 1st snd Srd Thursdays . ,n sstn Mnnlh. Vlsitlns member, in sooa Handing ara raspectfnlly Invited to at- MRS I. WoLl.SBSBri, W. M. . : Frbb Johwsqw, Secretary ON.O eve Co. D Sen.r.f. n.tla1l.. U..M ? ,1""'!"'"'' t the Armory Hall atS o'rlork. H. C. 9LOTBII, C.pUln. Rr.Rhk.AH9, Rosebure R.bekah Ll.e. No. l. I. o. O. r.-jreeta In Odd F' Hows' .!... .!; tfTtrT TnesdaysTsnlrir. Vlslllnf slsters.nd brethnn Invited to altend. Mrs. M.nnis Robsrtsov: rt.O. sa. Stiphshsom, Secretary. WOMEN OF wootiCRArT, Mlae Clrele No. "ys 0" 1st and Srd Mondav evenlnl "' e,, h month at udd Felle'w,' Hall. vli IS au'end" ln ln " FIorsscs Hsriy. 9. . claea Borik, cisrk WOOJMEN OF THR WORLD, Oak Camp Nor L M"ta at the odd Fellows' Hall lo ?!;. 1,1 nd " Monday tvenlni laltlni nelshbors always welcoma. K. N. E w a rt, c. c. 1. M.Tssoxs, cisrk, 0 I