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Newspaper Page TextA 9 T.JI . Aloes ! Id, your Joe far what he think i rf thh ColucynO formula fur a livtr full. tu us h : itiyl y.''' ".I mini thct pill, tit Vno'.'i. ,., rorri. VOAtLKlt luUMULA, AVLil'B HLL4 ttitti nil Mnpruanuta Gr.jl-cdojUm . Or Or. Qua-bogo . . Or. Or 'oiiPopporrolnt A Or. 'ulp J Or loUtiptiirailutcOr pietit SiifttcU iit .u:uiilly. ti..iu nil . ? Ur ItOOAL NBWa Sob "lNGOMAK, the Hnibar iBn." " For a mlluble coukIi remedy use MarHtor' Cough l.tthmm. tf DoubIiih (lounly Crauiiery buttnr only 80c a two-iouncl wiuure. Auk your grocor for It. I'atronl.o home liiilimtry. - ltr MIbs Cnlhorlno M. Covnch, whose wonderful voice delimited Konoburn. will be Rind to tiike a clans In voice culture If a aiilllclunt number of pupllB hero donlru her norvlceH. Kor tonus, addii'Hx or cull on MIb Ollvo A. McClee. DTP A healthy man In a king In his own right; an unhealthy man Ib an un happy Hlave. Ilurdoik Itlood Hitters builds up sound hculth keepB you well. TUB IIONI) UUAITY CO. Or chards, farms, timber and city prop erty. Some fire bargains. Jackson street, ItoBoburg, Ore. TO THE PUBLIC I have re-opened my restaurant In connection with the Ompqua llakery. Service will be strictly flrst-claHB . 10. Jennings, tf See "INUOMAIt, the Barbar ian." 2t Dig shipment or Art Needlework Jimt in at Urn vox' Art Emporium. 'Jet buBy with your ChrlalinaB pres ents dtf "Suffered day and night the tor ment of itching piles. Nothing help ed me until 1 used Doau's Ointment, it cured mo' permanently." Hon. John II. (inrrett, Mayor, (iirard, Ala. Salem Journal: I,oroy Geflner, the violinist, is home from the hot springs In Washington, where he went to got relief from rheumatism. Ho Is much bettor. Conuillo Sontlnel: Mrs. N. Peach ey, a lady canvasHor, Btarted over land Wedncsduy evening for eastern Oregon In answer to a message an nouncing the serious illness of her sister and entire family with typhoid fever. Sho traveled by horHcback from the bay. A rill'UCH MAN'S VIKW. r I'KINCII'I.KS AIIOVIO I'Alt l V. If tbo Democratic platform, adopted at Denver, lind been adopted by the Republican con vention, millions of Republi cans would have btvn delight ed, because tho Democratic platrorm reflects tho senti ments of n majority of the ltepuhllcans, as It does the sontlmeuta of the Democrats. J. I promise, If elected, to carry J out that plntforin In letter ami .J. J. In spirit, and the Democrats 4 elected to CongreHB will be, .J. j. like myself, pledged to that 4- platform, while a Republican .. 4 Congress would be more in- .J. J. f1uenc(Hi by tho action of the j 4 Kepubliciin convention than ly J. J. tho personal opinion of tho 4 4 Heput)lican candidate. 4 4- W. J. BRYAN. 4- FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE WILL CURB YOU of any case of Kidney or Bladder disease that is not beyond the reacU of medi cine. Take it at once. Do not risk having Bright'a Dis ease or Diabetes. There is nothing gained by delay. 50c. and S 1.00 Bottles. Tor sale hv Red Crows I'hnnnaey, The following article was handed to us by a minister In charge or one of the Koseburg churches. While no name Is mentioned therein it Is known to refer to the Unitarian views of lion. W. II. Taft, as con trasted with the well known ortho dox religious faith of Hon. W. J. Bryan. Extracts from a letter In tho Sep tember Issue of the llomlletlc Re view, by itev. EgldluB Kellinayer, of TltiiBVllle, N. J.: "It may seem Innocent enough Just to belong or hold to a Chrlstless creed, and It may bo urged that a man might hold to whatever he pleases, so long as he does not op pose. But ChrlHt never looked upon It In that way. Ho says, 'Ho that Is not with me Is against me." Per sonally, I will say, and say It ear nestly, I could not vote for any man to be tho leader of this people If I knew that that man knew not the leadership of Christ Jesus. A man, I caro not what all his other quali fications may he, who Is not governed and dominated by tho teachings of the Word of (lod, Is not, no, not for an Instant, calculated to govern this great and Cod-made nation. "Never has thlB county been given such a choice as she will have pre sented to her at tho coming elec tion. It will not he a choice mere ly between republicanism and and democracy, with their various plat forms and policies; It will ho a choice between a man dedicated, not only to his country, but to Cod and Ills Christ, on the one hand, and a man who Is dedicated to nothing, for a man who does not accept Chrlflt as the Revelation of Cod disputes that Revelation, and a man who dis pute's that can not be said to be dedi cated to anything excepting the pow ers of darkness. "If over tho Church of Christ was called upon to show her allegiance to her Master, It will bo at the next election. If ever the sacred ministry had an opportunity to exhibit real and grand generalship for their Master It will be during tho time in tervening now nnd the olectlou. Brethren, let us lay aside prejudice, parly prejudice, let us forget all things else, and hit us remember on ly this one tiling, that our Master and Ills cause are being put to the lest before the greatest nation on earth, and that we can not afford, nn, not if we have to sacrillce our fath ers' political heritage, to take sides with lii in or those who do not count Christ as tho factor In all national Issues." Coffee The kind that makes the break fastreal Coffee through and through always the same. Your grocer will grind it better if ground at home not too fine. o VtiHvi of I'licumoiiiu on IUcorl. We do not know of a alnsle In Htunco where a cough or cold resulted In pneumonia or consumption when Foley's Honey and Tar had been tak en, it euros coughs and colds per fectly, so do not take chances with Homo unknown preparation which may contain opiates, which causes constlputlou, a condition that retards recovery from a cold. Ask for Fol ey's Honey mid Tar and refuse any substitute offered. Red Cross Pharmacy. anhyvi.ks i.vuitv cam,. lUwehurjr IVople Have Found That TIiIm It True. "lNdOMAIl, the Hurlmrlan," nt the CltKH.'KNT tonight. 2t (J, 11. IturhniiM Testifies After I Yciii-n (1. 11. Hurhans. of Carlisle Center, N. Y., writes: "About four yearn ngo I wrote you stating that I had been en 1 1 rel y en red of a severe kid ney trouble by taking less than two bot tles of Foley's Kidney Cure. It en tirely stopped the brick dust sedi ment, and pain and symptoms of kid ney disease disappeared. 1 utn glad to say that 1 have never had a let urn of any of those symptoms during the four years that have elapsed and I am evidently cured to slay cured, and heartily recommend Foley's Kidney Cure to any one suffering from kid ney or bladder trouble." Red Cross Pharmacy. A cold, a strain, a sudden wrench, A little cause may hurt the kid neys. Spells of backache often follow. Or some Irregularity of the urine. A certain remedy for such attacks, A medicine that answers every cull. Ih Dunn's Kidney Pills, a true spe cific. Many Hoseburg people rely on It. I lore Is Koseburg proof. W. J. Ilraud, 1008 Mill St., Rose burg, Ore., sayB: "Kver since I fell and strained my back some years ago until 1 used Dunn's Kidney Pills 1 had more or less trouble from kid ney trouble, tho chief feuture being I a dull pain in tho small of my back and through tbo loins. This became aggravated whenever I caught cold and at such times was almost unbear able. During the lust attack I went to Minsters & Cob. dinig store and got a box of Doan'a Kidney Pills. They went right to the source of the trouble and removed every ache nnd pain. I believe Dunn's Kidney Pills are unequalled for kidney com plaint." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Forster-Mllburn Co., ltuffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Hemember the name Doan's and take nn other. ItiliotiMiicKN ami 'mist Ipal luu. For years I was troubled with bil iousness ami constipation, which made life miserable for me. My ap petite failed me. I lost my usual force and vitality. Pepsin prepara tions and cathartics only made mat ters worse. 1 do not know where I would have been today had I not tried Chamberlain's Stomach and Uver Tablets. The tablets relieve the III feeling nt once, strengthen the digestive functions, helping the sys tem to do Its work naturally. Mrs. Rosa Potts, HlrmtUKhiiiu, Ala. These tablets are for sale by Hamilton Drug Co. IN'STKI'tTlON IX VOCAL Ml'Hir. Mrs. It. U. Wood will accept pupils In vocal study (Old Italian method). Call at Hurr's Music Store. dn26 Three square meals a day nt E Jennings' restaurant, which will be re-opened In connection with the Pmpqua Bakery or Sept. 1. WANTED $1,000-00 W0RTn o 2ntl "and Bradley's Second Hand Store I handle both new and second hum! goods. Try my prices on harness. You will find that I am richt. A. D. Bradley, - - The 2nd atsr Man GASOLINE, ENGINE OIL and supplies for Automobiles and Gasoline Engines H. W. ALTHAUS & SONS Electricians : Machinists : Automobilists Cor. Cass & Rose Sts., Phone 1441 Roseburg. Ore. Now is the time to visit California When summer has passed In these nortbru states, tho sun Is only mild un der the bright blue skies of Southern California. This Is one of nature's happy provisions eternal summer for those who cannot endure a more se vere climate. California has been called the "Mecca of the winter tourist." Its hotels and "topping places are as varied as those of all wHI regulated cities. Vis itors can always find suit able arcommod atl o lis, congenial com pa nl ons, nnd varied, pleasing recreations. PAGfIC (0. Will be ulad to supply gome very attractive literature, de scribing In detail the many de lights of winter In California. Very low round trip excursion tickets are on sale to California. The rate from HOSKIUIU., OKKi.oN, to Lob Angeles aud return Is mwoo. Limit six months, allowing stop-overs In either direction. Similar excursion rates are hi effect to all California points. Fir full Information, sleeping car reserve tloiis and ticket. i-U oa.lWrttti or write U B. MOOUC, Agent, OR Wm. McMurray, Cn. Post. AgL Portland, Oregon WUhi I Ll liui HAS WITNESSED And II Came Under the High Pro too tlve Tariff and Republican Con trol In Every Branch of the Federal Govern ment. Ib a public address. Mr. Shaw, re tntly Socrotary of the Treasury un 'er Mr, Roosevelt, said: "The strin gency of 1937 Is generally conceded to have been the severest the world hai ever witnessed." How consoling It Is to read In th republican pl 'tf -rm this glowing sen tence: "A Republican tariff has al ways been followed by business proa perlty." Mr. AH rich. In his speech on the A Id rich Currency bill In the Senate of (he United States only last wluter, said: "Mr. President, the financial crlsli from which the country has Jusl emerged, which culminated In a serious oanlo In October, was the most acute and deetructlve In Ite Immediate con tequences of any that has occurred In the history of the country. Nothing but the heroic measures taken by the representatives of the great business and financial Institutions of the coun try acting In co-operation with the Secretary of the Treasury, prevented a total collapse of private credit and a disastrous. destruction of all values The country was saved by the nar rowest possible margin from an over whelming catastrophe, whose blight Ing effect would have been felt In every household." On Februray 11, 1908, Mr. Shaw, In a speech he made In Michigan, said: "Over 300.000 freight cars are stand Ing on the tracks, 30,000 locomotives white leaded and out of commission, one-fourth of the population of several large cities Idle, and for the first tlm under a Republican administration, free soup houses In every industrial center; the price of farm produce nat urally and materially depreciated furnish an object lesson which ought to produce a measure of sobermlnd ed iiess on the part of the American people." From tho public press Is taken thi following news Uc:q coming from Pittsburg, Pa.. Feb. 8, 1U08: "The cry of the unemployed dally grows more distressed In Pittsburg There are 15,000 men Idle, and the spectre of the dreaded soup housei again makes its appearance, Tho Aral soup house will be opened by the Sal vatlon Army Monday morning, aud unless there Is a radical and prompt change for the better, more places ol this kind will be In demand befor-i many days have elapsed. The sltua tlon Is not really alarming, but It If bad enough. Soup houses have been the dread of the business men ami civic leaders, and every effort has been mado to avoid them." Here la the following news Item from Chicago, dated Feb. 11, 1908: "Chicago. Feb. 11. 1908. Never In the history of the 'Chicago Relief and Aid Society' has there been such a domand for assistance as at the pres ent time. Is the claim of Superlnten dent Klugsly, who Is In charge of the distribution of funds by the business men's relief committee, which has Just raised between $25,000 and $30,000 fot needy families. Never In the history of the society have we had eo many appeals baed entirely on the lack ol employment." Not long ago Mr. Dalzell, who wrltoi the tariff tax. recently as dictated by the men who put up the money to py the expenses of republican campalgus told us: "We do not read our tariff lessons out of books. We read them by thu blatlng light of open furance doora. amid the noise of Industrial aetlvltbu and In the sweat of our brows that we coin Into wealth, and God Ivdp the man or party that would put out these Area, still he music of that nol:e. and send the workmen home to a food lest and hungry household. "It was under republican rule ttrtt this music was stilled, that the fires were put nut, and that soup housei had to provide for the food less and hungry." No longer can any Republican ever fool the people by claiming that 'a republican tariff has always been fol lowed by business prosperity. The time has come the hour has struck for a change. Thousauds of Republicans take thflr positions and will vote for Bryan In November. OAILT WEATHER REPORT V-9. Wettber Bureau, local uttlcv, Rutcburg . Ore. a huum eudirg 6 a. m. Nov. t, inoa. Prei-lplution In iDL-betaod tiundrt-dtbi: Maximum temperature., 6B Mlolmum temperatere 44 Precipitation 0.01 Total preclp. since flrittof month 0 01 Avp. prurlp. fur tbli month for 3D yuara ...4.37 Total preclp. from Hept. 1, lMRJ, to dw 6.72 Average preclp. from September 1, 1&77 S. I ToUl exceu from Hept. 1, IMS 1.91 Atetage precipitation for HI wet teatoua, Uepu to Hay (lacluHivu) 32.V3 Willum Bki.l, Observer. For Roseburg ami Vicinity: Rain tonight and Tuesday. THOUGHT WOULD AT END. Moon's Freak Keiuls Populace Into Hysterics at ConnelNvllle. Revlelon. It la an old time Republican cry that -the tariff will he revised by its friends." Representative McCall of Massachusetts, a Republican, hit the nail on the head when In referring to this cry he said- "If the tariff cannot be revised when twothlrds of the membership of both house Is Rei ub llcan, wheo la revision to come?" Revision, through the Republican party, la to come whenever the bene ficlariM of ft high protective tariff are willing to eurrender the enormous ad vantages they possess; and tbts sur reader will be made whenever human tntflshnwa In deelroyed- CONNELLSVILLE, Pa., Oct. 31. A green moon, which turned to a deep red and then was partially eclipsed in shadow, startled residents of this city at 1:30 o'clock this morning. People climbed to the roofs of their houses to watch the phenom enon, and a cry went down the main street that the world was coming to an end. Many were frightened Into hys terics, women hugging their children and uttering wild shrieks. One man telephoned to' Pittsburg, bidding his relatives goodbye. As the moon rose higher, the sil ver light turned gradually to orange and then to deep red, which alarmed thoBe who gazed at It. Suddenly, shortly after midnight, the color of the light changed and then became a green baize shade, as If It were screened and was almost Instantly plunged to the extent of half the crescent into a dark shadow llko a partial eclipse. FOR SALE Two red Shorthorn bulls: Mary's Laddie, Reg. No. 184869, calved Nov. 9, 1901, at Osgood, Iowa; Summit, Reg. No. 295708. calved March 3, 1907. Hulls must be sold as we cannot use them longer. Cnll on or ad dress Wright Hros., Drew, Ore gon, swtf mmmamaa-aaamjamt The Satisfaction I (A I iM' UsIW ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS Owner FIIUITTHKI.S. Dwarf MAl'I.KS QUAINT JAPANESE SPECIALTIES (utiirr-old KercrwiiB nlj I font high VruariMl Atiuuultlp tlnr ft Unranlum NEW STOOK JUST ARRIVED M.U Ord.r.wlll tm.Iv. p.ln.t.klng Wm Imoort dtrmnt tmmm thm anil .utipiy iM.t.ni de.t.n. vol M.U Ord.r.wlll tm.Iv. p.ln.t.klng .tt.nUon Our r.iprt WIU Mak. V. il .uudIv Fjut.in dn.l.ra. Your ard.r HUM from our t.tit roBjlgnni.nt, Jo.t in ir P.ancrt WIU Mak. Your ,.lctltiii. .nil will ohooM yl.nt. of Ih. bmt h.lilu to uit onr Mill and aipoaur. ana conform wlla roar.ni1eapi'h.tn.. Htata roar noadifullr .nd ol.arlf , and b. will Mli-t la four tnt.rt Wrlto for our NEW CATALOGUE No.M Portland. Orwcon Spokan., Waah. PROFESSIONAL. GEO. K. HOUCK, M. U. Office In the Review Building, up stairs, Rooms 13 and 14. X-Ray and Electrical Treament. Telephone, Main 31. ROShBUKQ -.- OREGON. A. C. 8EEI.V, M. 1)., Offices: Rooms 11, 12 and 13, Douglas County Dank Building, Phone 771. ROSEBURQ - - - OREGON. Office Hours: Phones: 10 to 12 a. m. Office Main 1711 2 to 4 p. in. Resld. Main 1721 Kit. LUCKTTA SMITH, Physician Women and Children's Diseases a Specialty Office: Rooms 8 and 9, Marsters" Blk next to Douglas County Bank Bldg. J. K. rllAP.MAV, U. I. S., Dentist Abraham Building Telephone 114 Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. ROSEI1URO OREGON J. C. MVM.EN, Altomey-at-Ijiw - With Richardson. Dlmlck & Moore- head. Attorneys at Uw. 315-16-17 Commonwealth Bldg., 6th and Ankeny Streets. PORTLAND OREGON IK. K. M. KRWIV, Physician ami Suriteon Office Hours: 9 to 12 a. m.: 2 to 5 p. m.; 7 to 9 p. ni. Saturday. Abraham Bldg.. Cor. Oak & Jackson. Phone 2193. TbeHouK HUM Ol KM. Watersheds Just as much care just as much infinite taste is expressed in se lecting an overcoat as a suit of clothes. Waterproofing requires a special scientific treatment which pre serves the lustre and life of the fabric that does not weaken the thread. Instead, it adds to the beauty and wear of the garment. Let us show you wherein we ex-1 eel wherein we can show you that nicety in the drape of the garment something manish and refined. PRICES AjLWAYS CONSISTENT WITH QUALITY. or. Commercial Club Building in Buying groceries at our store is mutual. We : take satisfaction in carrying in stock the best of everything, selling at : reasonable prices and serving custom- ers promptly and courteously. Those ' 1 A t t 1 : wno traae nere take satisfaction m : the goods, the store service and the ;. prices. You'll be satisfied if you do. j You will always find the best : of groceries, fresh green vegetables H and fruit in our store. We have our own special delivery for rush orders Alton S. Frey & Co ; GROCERS il Phones 201 . . ? ni. . . LODGE DIRECTORY A P. A A. M., Laurel ixxiare No. r-'lold. f regular metUi.gi on iuA aud th We 1dh dsyi of each mouth. U. C. da ham, W. M. N. T. Jbwett, Secretary AO.ti. W. kotwuunt UMgfe No. 16 Me. I the 'iiid and 4th Monday of ach moDtl at 7:30 p. m., in the Former Hall. A I ember tu food tUuilfnf arr invited to at tend J. W. Dow ill, M. W. K H. I.imji, Kecor-ler. BP. O. KI.KB.lUwburK w...lWt Holds rrmilar oummtinicaiioi.a at the KUi Temple ou '2nd and 4th Thursday of eac h moTtth All mi'mbers reque-ted to attend n -ritlarly. and all visiting brotnerp are rontl ally In filed to attend. K. I- PRiITT. K. R. Qto. W. sTAia v. HecreUr). DBHKKK UP HONliK, M?UO IxnIrv No. 13 Meeuiudand 4lb Thursday evenlUMOt each month In Vai'mbee Hall. Vinf.lt.f, member cordially Invited to attend. HlNMlt K. rVKMIR, f of H A. H. Lenoi. Keo. I. W. Duwbll. HtcelTer. MIW. 8ArnY.MU1J.KX, Fashionable Dtvss Making. Creasoti Block. Roseburg. 60 YEARS lENCff adc Manila DCSIONS CovntaHT Ac A.ivt-ne n.11nf a sketch and dtwrriMlon may nfirtir M'-rtain car optntoa Ftm bhr to nn-trnVin il pniNT .aieot-.M. Coaming. ttoniitnilvo'ne.inilsl. H 108001 on Pirate Mit fr-v CM. uoni-T tW -i-arltifi pletita. ptmtt uktm tSrofh Mann A Co. revelTe Sckniitic Hmcrican. A baintoornalw' Hra:rf M werkfr. lArrwt efF pn:tKn of "y uf)'.rcL Twrni. El a ru : four BKotb, Il BLM by all Melwirt. MUNNJCo"' New York naeh itea r mWMmiw.aC; EATRH, Roeebnrfc erte mren In Odd Fellowi Ha.l ou J ml and Ith Monday eren Inn of ea h mopth. at S clock. Visit ing brethren in ifood Handing al way welcome. U. ri-LVK, W. p., C. W. Ballard. Bee. 10 O F ., Rising Star Lodffc No. 17. meet; In Odd F.'llnw Temple every Fr1Uy eveutng. Vuit ut bnrthere alwuvs wel me. K. S. Kwmr. N O. F. (1 MirKU.1, K, S. M. Fu'klb, K. t. IO O. F , rhlletArlan Nn. AMeet n Old lllowVi Temple., corner of Jfkon aii'l t'aj. S'reel. on i-mitnlay evenirm of each wwk. Meniter of theorder In (tmi ataitdiun are Inrlted to attend. J. n. o.i.!.t, N. O. N. T.Jawcn. R. 8. o. o log .. r , i nion r.nrnmpmeni rn, Meet In Odd Fellows' Temple on ihe lt anl nt TburMlajr evenlnit f ea h moatb. VtJlt t bretheren alwar wr'.come. J. o (,uoi.!fiw. rlbe. KO. T. M., Prnlectinn Tent No. lfV-HoMf regular meetin oa every Wetlnewlay nUht in Mam.bee'e Hall. All rlMllui 2nd UDdlng arelovited toal- F. F. P.tternon. Tom. U. W. Rapp. R. K. LO. T M., Roecburg Hive No. 11- Hold a regular revlewa on every Tuesday after- a. t ww (IIK K , ine MaccalH-e i Hall. Htera of othera Hive Yfatllng Id Hie elty are cordially luvltcd to attend our reviews. MHM. C. R. bONXBKAKE, C.OM. Mrs. Jewib Rapt, R. K. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA. Mvrtl lamp No. tto meeti on the eennd'aud fourth WelnesdHViot every month In the EorTesteri Hall. Traveling Neighboraare cor dially mvltd tovlftltoiir ( amp. A. C MAKflTEiif, Consul, A. KaUman, Clerk. MOI.RRN HROTHKRHOOD OF AMERICA' Roaebiirg Ixxtgo No. 4t-MceU eterv 2nd v. ..'14lh Jhrlay In Maccsbee Temple. tsltlug member always welcome. K vxlvm HoevER, President m Bketha Whumt, Uecretary. OK. fl , Rosebnri Chapter No.ft-Holdsthelr regular meeting ou 1st and 3rd ThiinuUya , "I "f" Month. Vlslllng members in Kood standing .re reipt-ct fully invited to at- Mrs I. WoLT.KKRKKfl, W.SI. Free iouxau-t, tiecretary REBEKAHS. Roseburg Relwkah Lodge. No. 41. I. O. O. K-Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple every Tuesday evening. Visiting Miters and brethren invjted to attend. Mrs. Ma'ciik Rorbrti-ow. n.Q, Was. 8TEPHEN90N, tfecretary. lifOMEN OF WOnnrRAFT Mi.. rii. w W lstand 3rd Moudav evening v. ... M'" on- 1 Fellows' Hall, Kiting memtKTs tu goo4 standing are tn viud to attei.d. FLORt-trt Hampw. Q. N. Cha Ba.rew, Clerk W?i?MN OF wR-n. Oak Camp fto. lJV-Mreteat the Odd Fellows' Hall In Roseburg every 1st and 3rd Monday evening. Isltlng neigbbors always welcome K.N. Ewasjt. C.C. J. M Throne Clerk. OF P . Alpha t-ndre No. 47 Meets every j , fiiifn m i r imn. ai i 1 IV Wd nelav In I O.O F Hsll at 7 Tt n.m Members la good sURdlng are Invited to attend. ours V Wii-iut, v c. L A. S!Tt ART, K. K. S WANTEDTSS Farm or Business fe Jfc fwirtlnlar Vrst lKtwwa. wlal a ftwar Iron .wm. on t ha 0 N. O-. Co. D Hcparafw BattalloD Mewta fr.fr Thurwil.T .Trtllrig at Ul ArMorT Hatf al S o t lork. U J. Sux cm, Capula. AWKrlMfna and ..... . eaBbahad. AddrM. u tAUTuon. tm mm at. I. T. The Review don job printing. Review printing alwnjs th beat, :