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OAILY KXCKPT SIXDAY
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l ItMKIUNG COMPANY
It KoseburR. Oregon. Poal
as Second-Claaa Matter.
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U WIMIIKHLY
DAILY
by mail
i, delivered
delivered
SKMI-WKEKLY
. .13.00
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. 12.00
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iv, 1 1 :i: i; i ic v i i, miti.
TO PAHTISWSIIir.
Ut, Oi.. Ki'h. 12. iHfrlur-
n's great need to be si'tilc-
uriiiK the Itepublicans of
lo uiittt' ho that Democratic
e overthrown and this s.t
ke place, (ioernor Withy
loniKht'B Lincoln day l;an
1 the greatest enthusiasm,
lit I ti Keptiblkan cuin
aekson County,
vernor, taking Lincoln as
il theme, proceeded to li-
iirous offensive against the
party In general and the
terpower bill in partleulur.
other tilings he said:
sttmuted that Oregon has
mi, imm) horsepower in it.
Thus far less than r.nii.iMie
tiled upon, or about one
I. of course, much less ac-
f- been developed. Yet, we
ii beware of monopoly.
.'.7 per rent of Oregon's
itaxed. That means about
t of the state pays the run
uses of the whole. And
will admit, is not a situa
to arouse enthusiasm in
i taxpayers.
overnnient reserve of KI,-
res of forests, represent-
" of $1,o,utMt, t. or erual
one-half of all the assess
rty of the state, yields the
t it-ally no revenue."
''going Is from a special
I llppeil from the Sunday
It shows Governor
8!e making use of a Lin
Irthday anniversary for
a radically partisan ae:r
voters of On iron. This ir.
It not surprising, however.
1& extreme narrowness in
ftiatters is well known -in
; I'ontj-ast with the broad
f ;the great commont'i, Lin ,
n
n astonishing that the flov-j
OUM make an appeal for the
Ot a National Republican ad
Uon on this basis, lor all the
it fie speaks of are the results
;bll' an legislation state ami
L Hem e I he logu-al effect o'
f that party to power would
indorsement of all the actK
led of. with the tacit instruc
It. still more legislation be
long the same lines, adding
Iter. burdens to the people oi
itry.
one should realize the enor
lac Heap which has beer
ipon (rgon by putting
of lands into reserves or
0 where t hey are untaxed
enis the height of presunip
ask that the very party re
J for this condition be given
f approval by the people oi
and thereby instruct the
thus chosen to continue tin
Icj that has already virtual
away from the people, this
cent age of our state's do
t would be like restoring to
tg'-ment of any institution
u p'-rintendent by whom its
had been throttled,
tan ever before the thought
this year will cast theit
if the candidates and mens
will give them the best
T'sults in public affairs
to partisanship and spnad
e lies may have carried
Hi the past, but the voters
n d that they a re pa i n g
l. Alter nearly A'-i years
uou Republican legislation
a, this state has gained f.
iviable reputation through
country for its so-iulh !
s, and Its propfity own
ufi'-ring from the highest
japita of any state in the
lei" are conditions that hp
e, and the responsibilit
ai:ne w ,i:,., or shifted
the politicians have no
iur than to app-al to the
uiijtort the Krand old
nd I t the taxpayers foot
Ity tln ir record they are
m in d, and th voters a r-lr.MliL'-nt
enough to know
:t:.ilar rnndition is also
ildf. Last Saturday a
p;iif. meetinx was held
larv p'f ' nt.iire o'
an
I f.
ie ar- said to le
er public of e So far
I. card mt a w ord v as
b'-itt ru.t nt of public st-r-r:m
of t.iv s. Th- tifiu
nf with appeals to
with a w to uring
th- pu1 ii'1 o:'P -s.
'p M IOII tor tbe olers
gates
Kit hr- a pair of ,ri'
iinl tie pin rut ami
"1 out of t1 : aK.'it"?
ris do' tlie i H work.
LO STEPHENS
in N. Jiiikson St.
wh-tl.ry t)!t-v prefer to
"'' -i .rt::I!mi Mini
t (Hit
11'- ll.Ll.- -t t... t i! in lh
I'll lull.
oi to ..v lur btitrr public
oi; Hii nru v om.ii
u'.i ( ai:!:iit u e a:i thing better
'or .j.ir c 1 1 . 1 1 i s c.ugh and cold than
i'f K.ii:-s N.-w owry. It id pie
,iur.d Hum l iie- T.(r mixed with
healing an 1 oothint b.iaius. It
does i:ut i ui.t.uu mi tiling harmful
and is f-iitMll) Iaatie, ju.-l enough
lo ep- l th.- i.oi-eii f rum the ssiem.
Iir. Km::'- N w Iii-.oumv is antisep-ti-
- kiils tiit colli f.'.'rii.s -raises the
Iihburii ine-.ii-i the cough and
sot.tl.es thf ir: nation. Len t put off
treatment. roughs ami colds often
leatl to s -r ieiis Pins troubles. It is
also guild fur adults and the aged,
(let a Lot t tie today. All Druggists.
LOCAL AMI I'KItSONAL
Tbe best L'. nual In the city at
the M.Clallen Hotel.
Mi. and Mi-. II. L. Markers left
this morning for a isit at Portland.1
Watch our pre f ui our regular j
dv. Sanitary t'asli lirocery. j
Leslie Levins, of Klkton, is lonk
,ng alter bu.-iu--ss affairs hen lor a
'ew das. j
Yaudev ill. ft at m e pictures, and
.n-lie.-tia, I'ala. e T neater tonight.
'.4 an.l Hie.
lt.-v. Y. 1 1. K:' f)-! 1 t for Portland
this morning to b.- in attendance at
the laymen's contention.
I hereby announi e myself as a He
publican ca::iiuai' lor county coia
(i i.-sinie-r i't t le- pniuarv election.
May I'.Mh. .1. T. P.ridues. ( Pd. Adv.)
llt or'.e Sk s and wile, of Suther
1 1 ii. return d home this morning, af
er a isit iliere.
M is. .1 . nu merman, who had
b en vi::it ing her parents here, lias
i-t'turmd to le-r home at Albany.
Mi. and Mrs. Thomas l ennett, ot
' t! -i ..r "i.- 1 In re last evening
o sp iel a fevs da. s .ith triends.
Ti ue p. m -r varieties of sweet
:is. ai fie I nuiu varieties at less
ui. All large I lowering varieties,
my color or mixed, at the People's
Supply t'o.
V. ('. Pi.k. ns left fir Portland
i his morning to sp-ed a few days
ookii.n at t -r busuis matters und
; i lending the la iim u's convention.
If ynu wish to see the best fire
on etr saw. call anv afternoon and
M'!' the Hume tins Maker in opt ra
'ion. fie i s ab.d.t half as much as
.vood or coal. 1 1 J X. Jackson St.
In reporting tin- birthdav dinner
;ieii in hntior of th 7 t h birthday
inniversa ry of Col. K. V. Page on
Saturday eetiing, Th1 iieview omit
ted from tbe list of guests the names
if Mr. and Mrs. Carl Paue und their
laughtei. Miss Klizabeth.
' Sunday dawm-d with gr at satisfac
i'n (ii tio ie A. . tircntt and C.
L. S' lecUK;n. th- latter o ( s liom is 1 1n
local re pi e: entati w for Kendall
Id-others. On last Thursda the men
igret d not to f!!inlii' until Sunday, the
inderst.ueliiii: be inn ih;;t the man
who violah-d tio p. d;e ;is to give
t he other man $ ".. lioth men re
rained front induUiiig in the weed,
tnd as a n -nit no mon - clianged
'iand',.
- o - ,
l.l i: I P Mil K TOIM'II LIYKIl
To kwp your lrer active use Ir.
King's New Life Pills. They insure
.ood dig. stion, n-liei . constipation,
ind tone up the whole system keep
our eve cl. ar and your skin fresh
Mid healthy looking. Only 2"c at
our IiriiKuist.
AT THK A 11.1 U S THI ATLK
Oil'' of i:ie -r-nt dr. 1 in.it ic succ.ess
! of rr.ii'-- llo'l---(ni llnrnett.
Ksm-ri.l-ia." i- t i- ti.o-t t:i.lT an-!
:ovaoL t liar. 1 te; ;atmn t-r cfiit'-'l
'v lh: i T r i :i ut ii ',r-. . "Khiiit
iM,i ' in Ci. I- ft p'lotoiilay based
n this i'T-.it l -m i -s. produced
hv tin Ci M;i ers ( 'o in pan v,
ir i'ar.i mt .ii 1 11 !ai I'ii k
fird r- ii'i' i- oin- 'l tli" niot to'K-h-inc
.":( 11 itc'i- 1 -1 it 1 a I i 1 1 11 s of the
war
Tins LT-'iit :.otoilav attiai iinn
will le til-- main !' :.tur- at the Ant
i.t's (j. ;I t r ii t l'l:Mi lay and l'ri
da'.
'I'ht ti-eiu a'" '.ii ' nt !' luinif.
h.- it - r - '11 ' 1 1 !'." h ii Ii t ti f
app d'liik ii :.. 1 ' wii!-, t !. nip'
!-'lt UI'1 f 1 1 - h i' 'l litnld-, and
den i n i m 1 ; .11 Mil .. ha v mad'-
I -a n Lt rr-r.t !in: - - a phno;.li! ,
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ASK FOR ltA GET
HORLICK'S
THE ORIGINAL
p,:alted milk
Cbasp iiibstitulrs cost YjU tarns ric
growing stronger and stronger as it
approui hes the rather unepeeted
ilmiax when Lmeraida U confronted
by the sweetheart she hus been made
to tvliew, by her mother, to be dead,
so that biie can gratify her mother s
sotial ambitious by niarrjing a pov
ert v-strit ken nobleman.
Tin play as a whole, with Its sub
dued realism, its agreeable features
of humor and thorough genuineness.1
is a totalh charming and interest-!
ing one. The Famous plavers Kilm !
Company has surrounded its famous
little star with an admirable cast.j
including Puller Mellivh, Ida Water-!
man, Charles Watdron. Arthur Hoops
and others.
Folt MnTKMT ATTOHNKY.
I hereby announce ni candblacy
for the Ke publican nomination for
the office of district attorney of
Houglas County, Oregon, at the pri
mary election to be held on .Mav 19,
1 HI 6.
If nominated and elected, I will
during my term continue to discharge
the duties of my ofHce faithfully and
to the best of my ability.
Pd. Adv. OKOUCI-: NKl'XKR. Jr.
I'OKTI.AXI) MAItRKT HKi'OltT.
Oiitllf Siwrs, Jii.r.o lo $7. fir.;
cas, f 4 . T. II to Jli.2.-.
Stii'i'ii Wi-tiiiTB, $:..": (o 17.7.".;
eo. 4.L':. to $."..;.; lambs, $7.00
to $S.l'.-.. Market htcacly.
II0K8 $7 to $S.
Wool Valley, 'J5c to ?Cc.
ltost'lturic Market.
Mutter 7..e iter Riiiiuro.
Kri:s :!.".r.
Ilulterfat 30c.
Poultry Hens Ilr to ltr, springs
12c
Potatoes - $ 1 . T. 1 1 per eental.
Wheal- !'"e per bushel.
Oats 4ur bushel.
H. J. DENNt
Trrnfr and Storag
Phones! "
Sales agents for Mt. Piablo
Cement, San Juan Lime,
' Plaster and Blue Stone,
: Washed sand and gravel.
Phone 184
Phone 184
SMALL
ITEMS
BIG
SAVINGS
.".c Snlder's ralFlip lac
2.1c Citrus Powder 19c
:'".c Gold Dust l!c
Popcorn. 1 lb 'C
ii Cans Oil Sardines 2.1c
Lea & Perrin's Malice ?.lc
I lie Clyn rine Soap fir
I lb. Itoyal IlakiliK Ponder . ...4Ii
5 liars Crystal V. Soai 2.1c
in liars Savon Soap 21c
?. Cans Peas .' 21c
Cutting's Strinu Hcans lie
1 lbs. Pink Ibans 2.1c
:i Packs .l. llo 21c
Mutter, roll i5
2 Packs Soda 11''
I
J'c Itox i'rax 20c
:! 1 or ra;iLf Cak" '-'-r
1" lts. Coin Mal
11) Sa k Wh-at or Oats
I' I'aiVae M.n aronl ..'i
' 1! I'aiv Ma' arotif " " c
1 f 1 (ii! fan and " ival. Oil l
' i i ''orr
-I.. .al j I. e mi all mill f' !
SANITARY
CASH
GROCERY
Formerly Marshal"!.
I'ilOIie 184 I'lioilt: IS
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DltS. SNLI.L & UK LAPP
tKteoiutthic Physicians
Phones: Office 119. Hen. 216-L, 4-L
207 Perkins Hldg., Kosebur, Ore.
lilt. N PLYl.KIt
IJceiiMJ blnH,ru"e Pltytlciun
222 Y. l-ane St.. RoseburB, Oregon
Phontj 12.
Cuosultatlon and K&aminatloo Free.
Office Hours, 9 to 5.
Sundays und evenings by appoint
ment .
THK IIIIMINK SCIHX1L M
l-IANd MI'KU'.
Mr. Charier lleltilliip, IMretir
lrs. Mav Comb. A.v,islant Teiu-lirr
HeKlnners 11 specialty. Concert
Plauists developeil.
Morning classed In Klntloriearten,
t-bililreu ealleil for and taken home.
Studio 41!3 Klla St. Phone S3-K.
IIT'S SI'IKHII. OK .MI SH'
S. K. WUUIIIT
Teacher of Hand Instruments.
XI US. S. K. W Kill I IT
Teacher of Piano.
4irnit In -I riK'l !is liiveil. TenlK !
Ilea suitable.
C29 South Pine St. Hoscliurir, Or.
MKS. XIiA M. lil NTCUT
T. a. her of
Vbdiit ami I larlnet
7"7 Moslier Stre.t.
rilAS. K. HOPKINS
Atlvrneyil-Itw
Kooro 420. Perkins Uldi;., Ilossburg
Kspecial alleutioa Klven to coo
veyanciuie and tlie exi;uinatlun oi
titles to real estate. Practices la S.H
State and Federal Co'lrU.
nkw txirxTV M.r
Showing railroad lauds, price $l..r0
Ia O. llll'KS, Surveyor
P. O. llox. 4 7
::! Perkins I'.I.Ik.
KuseburK
pbone 21.
int. c. II. w AIIE
PI1VSK IAN AND SI Itlil'.ON
Phones: OfTite, 384; Kcs. 126U.
Hoouis 41.1-410, Perkins Building
nits. si:i:lv, s!:tiii:u ,M KTICWAUT
Physlcl.tiiH and Suri;tMmN
Suite of Offices Rear of liouglaa Na
tional Hank, llrouud Klour.
Phono 5167.
UOSKlll'lKi .... OKICIION
Officu Hours: Phones:
10 to 12 a. m Cfflce: Main 171
2 to 4 p. m. Res: Main 172
UK. LICKTT.t SMITH
i'leysh-lwn
Women and Children Diseases
a Specialty.
Office: Masonic Pldt. Socond Kloot
Surveys Kstimates
CERMOND & I REAR
Civil Engineers and Surveyors
lli;PI'TV 4-OI NTV HI'IIVKVoIIM
Iloom 9
Masonic Building. Phone 55S7.
MRS. F. 1). ()VI.N!
Cut riowerj j
Potted Plants
Funeral Dest'nj
Wedding lioquetj
I'HONES i
Grcpiiliousc 9112 City 414
R.eal Estate
City and Farm
I'nipf'rty, Timlicr Lands
GEORGE RITEK
122 West Oak Street
M..lr I'artln;.! ;.'..W;. . ...
The ImM Ikii for a meal loaike!'.'
Ml1Tr. i .l-tlilll'T- '.
Wh ci'.t'5f.or lo ,iii on - i Just
; ' r n i i' ly ;t ;. i lilt
t T he Best Meats, Honest
' we. (This and lovi. -i ,i"., : " wrt;i
I a "' oil wait ' . -.en ill . I, ti i' w ill
be no longer than inn - .il;- I.. :!
1 11 3 Economy Mflrlvft
Ooo. KohlhaKen, Prop., phone L
i
mm immbJ
T
J- Munev making Justinct tu
ft tbe thrifty man or wumaa iu-
du -es them to budt to the
j- classified adertiseuieuts in
The Daily Review as a uiedi-J-
um to put them into fom
4 imi n lea timi w ith people w tio
4 want to sell, buy, rent, hoard-4-
em. nm merit, help or portion.
U Hi ve you a money making
instinct 4
All C'lsifi, AJiprlUemeiilM In-1
erteil nett Itwlav Hill Ih ii::iitl 011 1
PaKO II, under "New Today" head. I I
1
1'ult Mandolin. Violin. Cuitar, llanlo
lessons, see FerKUsou, ut Parslow
& Hell's. !
1
WANTKll
WANTKIl- N'ursi
.'olith I'inu St.
Inquire, at 74S '
WANTKIi. To tia.le any kind oil
farm implements lor hay. .1. I', i
SiKimr, at Warmers' Kecil Slied. j
AN YON K liaWui; trmt funds and i
vsUliitiK to make a loan of (I'inu.
at 7 per cent and absolute sei urlly.l
address A. S.. care Iteview.
WANTKII. Hides, veal, pmllliy.
cci;s, iolatiies and onions. Spot
i'.ili tiro ei y and lu'h M. :it .Mar
ket. s:i X. Jaikson Street.
WANTKI). Children to care for by i
niomb: i;i.od references nlen. ;',21
K.isl Oak street.
WANTKII TO THAHK. -Tilnb,r
ih.illl lur alllo'.tiobile; lilso li.l.'l for
llulifie in liiiM'bllrK. 714 S. Pine.)
phone 420-Y.
KOIt HUNT
I'lllt UKN'T. House at 710 Soulh .
Jackson, lmtutie Win. Vanlluren. '.
KOIt ItKN'T. Kour furnished house ,
keeiiiit rooms, with balll. 2ltl;
X. Hose.
I'Oll SAI.15 AND TltAIIIC
Kill! S.M.K.- llrown l.e:boni roost
er. It lo .lapaiuse sllkie chit kens.
Plymouth ckks laj Iii strain. I..'
M. Van Auken. lloseburi;. It. I'. II.
Phone 55 7-F. I
PINK ranch to renl, evi'iylhlna up
loilale, most all of crop in. "II
S. pine, phone ll'U-Y.
KAIt.M to trade lor. house in town,
I'aiiiiiiiK tools mid stock no wllli
place. 711 S. Pine, phone I L'n-Y .
llll!(:;i'5 I'Olt SAI.1'5 at bnrualn.
weialit 11 mi lbs.;; Kood Iboker. 7
veins old, will drive or woik. 7 1 I
S. Pine, phone 4JU-V. I
I'Olt SAI.15. - Pour timber claims,'
situated near lliddle. Ore. Wrlle
t .day for parti, tilnrs. J. W. Dun
bar, Wolf Cre k, Oncon.
CAM15IIA Til KXI'IIAXIIK. The
tuns! complete amaleur photi.i;ra-t
Idlic . ip lip, le nt In lionlas Coun
ty, J cood cam. ras. W ill echani:e.
Inr d'M- p!:oiioc.i aph, ru le, revol
ver or oilier ustltil artii le. 1-5. II.1
Ilulliuiii. !
plilt SAI.K ITil5P.- Slaiuer violin,
beailttllitl I'. he: Conn II ll.lt . tail
ret. low pit. b. like new, an I m'i
eral cornels. I5a.ll a h.UKain. S.
1-5. WriKliI, ti".t South Pine SI.
I'Oli SAI.K I're.di Jersey
calf. $-''. up. Prank O t
iiia, (liecon.
o
i. nr-l '
luip
I'Olt S,LK Oil TIIADK.-
weiclit I lbs., an.l
lb s ; also liKtit wagon. I
1 mare,
one IJ.i'l
'all Phone
5!S I S.
I'Ol; S M.I-5 ' seated Ii : I; . lie
iiinnie r: net 1 1 I I"" mil-s
J I .r, ; will sell lor $"i- Th
snap W 15. Clilir. iii e.'l, Li
LI.. . I 0 e.
S. C II. I. It' m Lv'-lns
l. . Chop-"
pilllet:: ail'l
N 1 1 oin le si
lor lle. lip- !
I um I pi I. - s ;
4, H'lM bill It.
li.ai.l
. dil::: sloe
,. .11-. nl.i: !
Ii. Skllllle
iM.n.
.-' M . 1 5
:i . . : i i.-
l.l.M.lll.l
W ill"
atinc. li
Mill
,J ' d J:.
v r
.V". ' - " 1
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vr .!'-, . .).r'
I - -,- -. v''i , '.
Ri..T'j" TI V j 1. '' " ' J ' ' -' i'
:coAriT!ar3-!Jo:!.'!j;:p-.::,1
Vrllbn f o Y-:U C.ill l'pi!rriiT- l'(
- ' 1 . :. - '
POPULAR M'CHftNICS Mf A2iHr
r hi -..(.., I
iniiiiflrnii
r
'
Save Your Soap
Let us
Launder Your
l.acis and
Linens and all
Lingerie you like
Laundered nice
Roseburg Steam Laundry
lot. Ill by I IHI fe. I; 2.1 fruit trees
roinly to le'iir. Ic-rries of seveial
ari.tieH. l-'leser street, Howard
Ailiiiliun. I'ri.e $l1i.o. Pari cash,
li.tl. nice $10 . 'i- month. Win.'
.lolmiu. I : K -. dub.
Oli SAI.C- l-'iiiil trees and walnut1
tri es at reduced pi li es. Call at
i;un We-l tl.ik sire' I, UoseblllK.
M i II 1 1-5 IE N bunualow. 15 rooniH, ce
uielit baseinelit, Karate, hut and
cold waler in all rooms; near Ben
son school: Kood terms. Carter ft
llowen, 4 17 N. Uose. Phone 41.i-K.
I'Olt SAI.l5.-Sow and pi;s. Will
sell pics slncly. Oliver C. .Michaels,
15denbower.
OI! SA1. 15 -Jersey heifers and
cows, fresh and to freshen soon,
..:: to $i)i: 1 nice, sniall Raddle
noise, will drive. $10: 1 good pack
hoise. $IU: I 17011-lb. black Htal
lion, $1-... pure bred Percheron.
Oliver plows for any soil. John
lueie Implements, Kalrhaukfl
Moise engines, liiilitlnir iilantn,
windmills, water ttystoniH, spray
imii'ils. eic. Kor all luijdements
on th" farm see sinner, at Kann
en' Kced Sheds.
LODGE CARDS
1. o. O. K. HImiik Hur IxmIho No. 174
meets tn the Odd Follows Temple
every Krldsy evening. Visiting
brethren always welcome.
P. II. HAMLIN, X. (i.
CAUL OILMAN, U. s.
M. PICKLE. F. S.
xvoMi: oi'- vvooin'itAivr, i.uac
Circle No. 4. Meets on tbe lsi
and 3rd Monday evening of each
month at odd Keliowa' Hall. Visit
lug ineiiit.erB in good standing are
Invited to nlter.u.
I.K.N PKN.N. (5. X.
CI.AItA CAWLKIKL.'). Clerk.
.Oil. I'., Phil. I ai Inn lHlue No. M.
.Meets in odd Kellowu' Temple,
'oi lier .la. Iimui and C.isy Sis., on
Saturday evening of eaeh week.
.Members of tho order in good
slandmit arc invited to attend.
P. K. I ITtNKI.L. X. ti.
J. II BAILKV. K. S.
M. .M. .MILI.KK. R. S.
LAI. M.S. Ili.seo.irg Arte meets llM
their ba'l on Jaeksou .St., on 2nd)
and 4lh .Monday evenings of each
nieiith. at a o do. k. V'isdt hroth
ii'il in good stain ling alwuvs wel
e.H e. 1 1 1 .Mill IIK.sS, W. P.
II. F. liUOD.VlAN, W. Hoc.'
Phone M Itvi.
II. P. o. i:lks, tt,seb:ii. Inle, 'o.
:iuu llolils regular communica
tions at. the l;lks" Ten, pin on ttie
I'm I mid llh 'i'tiiir:ulas of each
motilb. A:i niciiil.els reiiiested to
iit'en.l r'l'iila ly, and all visiting
brothers sr coulially Invited to
atlead. JOS. MK'KI.I.I, 15. rt.
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A. F. & A. 1'., laurel Lufce No. 1 S,
Kuitular Communication 2ud and
fourth WedueadayB each mouth al
Masonic Temple, Roaeburg, Or.
Vijltors welcome.
It. Ii. WILLIAMS, V. M.
W. K. HAKKId, Secy.
Iti:i!l K Alls, Uoseburg Itebekah
Lodge. No. 41, 1. O. O. P. Meeln
In Odd Kellowu Temple every
Tuesday evening. Visiting slater
and brethren Invited to aitod.
L.M'HA KABKKK, N. O.
MRS. TI I.I.IK JOHNSON. Sec
KI.SIK lll'.MPHKKY, K. 8.
J. 4. 4. V Union Encampment No. a
Meets In Odd Keliowa Temple,
very Thursday evening. VUlllni
brethren always' welcome.
E. S. COCK K Lit KASK, C. H.
J. B. BAILKV, K. S.
JAMES E W ART, F. 8.
IXVAIi OKDKK OP MOONK, Knae-
burg Lodge No. 1037 Meets Mon
day evening of each week, at 8 o'
clock In Maccabee hall. All visiting
brothers are Invited to attend.
P. E. FOSTER, Dictator.
H. O. PARJETER. Secy.
WOOII.TIKN OK TDK WOULD. Oak
Camp No. 12G Meets in the Odd
Feilows' hall In Roseburg every
1st ft 3rd Monday evenings. Visit
ing noiglibors always welcome
CAUL C. (ll'NTERT. C.C.
M. M. MILLER. Clera.
K. OK I". MllKiK. rtlpha Lodge No.
47 meets every Wednesday even
ing in I. O. I). K hall. Visiting
Knights always welcome. Pay dues
to Itoy t Durbln, M. of F., at
"Duils for Men" store.
A. J. HOCHHADEL. C. C.
E. E. Wl.MDEKLY. K. R. S.
O. 15. H., ltisAbllric Cliapier Xo H.
Holds their regular meeting on the
1st and :lrd Thursday In each
month. Visiting members In good
standing are respectfully invited
to attend.
MARIE A. RITKR, W. M.
FREE JOHNSON, Sec.
STOP AT
Hotel Grand
Cass St., Roseburg, Or.
New York Cafe
. WONG, Manager.
OPEN DAY AND NHiHT
Meals at All Honrs.
Regular Meals 26 cents
Chicken Dinner Sundays from
13 noon to p. m.
Chop Buoy, Noodles. Fresh
Oysters, Fish Etc., at all times
Ooraer Jackson A tVaalUntrtaa hub
for Good Results
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