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ETEXIXG ROSEBrRG REVIEW, WEDXESDAT, FEII. 21, 10 IT. page viva BRIEF NEWS ITEMS OF THE CITY Bargains in usea cars at the Hose- burg Garage. We now have coal, ment Co., phone 242. Page Invest- .Jack el!s, of Canyonvillo. v; visitor in the city last nisht. Jitney service, phone 2. F, H. Smith, Cass and Rose streets. Mrs. ,1. Colter left for Portland this morning, where she w ill visit for a lew day. History, Biography, Travel, Fic tion, Poetry and Reference books at the Fiction Library. R. M. Knight, of UitKle, retinned home today alter a visit here to look after business mutters. Now is the lime to buy your bulbs for bedding. Call at 124 Cass St. Mrs. F. D. Owen, Florist. The Pollyanna serves as good a cup of chocolate or coffee as can be had anywhere at any price. Russell Harness, who had been to Portland to look after business mat ters, returned home yesterday. ' W. K. Willis, of Canyonvtlle, ar rived in the city last nisi'ht to spend a couple of days on business. Mrs. Clay Owen, of Kueue, ar rived here ku.t evening to visit her daughter, Mrs. J. C. McKhoy. R. P. Con :lar, of Portland, rived in Ko.iehurg last night spend a few days mi business. If you are looking for body to fit wood, it will pay you to write or set J. 11. Kinney, (Jlendale, Oregon. Uev. R. 11. Dnllurhide, who had been to Marshfield for a week or two, returned home last evening. Misses .Ma.ie ami .Mary Walker, of Wilbur, returned home this morn ing after a visit with friends here. Spirella, the corset, sold only thru trained corsetierres, can bring out your best lines. Bell Sisters' Bldg. Miss Salzman, of Portland, ar rived hero Inst evening and will visit her father, A. S;i Ionian, of this city. K. P. Arthur, of Portland, arrived in Koseburg last evening to spend a few days looking alter business af fairs. Mrs. .1. P. Starr, of Calnpooia, who bad been visiting with her sis ter, Mrs. O. P. Henderson, returned home this morning. Miss M. Ramp, of rmpipia, ar rived here last evening to spend a couple of days with friends. She is registered at the (Irand hotel. William Cuke, representative of a San Fiapcisco insurance company, visited friends here yesterday and left fast evening for Medlord. The best place, t be reasonable place, and convenient place to frame yodr picture frames is the store of B. V. Strong, the Furniture Man. Mrs. F. W. Hicliard.-nn. of Suthor 'lin, arrived here last evening and will visit a few days with her par ents. Mr. :ind Mrs. P. H. Crinsted. I lead in both quality and price. Let those who can, follow. Every day is bargain day. Wanted, eggs and hides. Spot Cash Basket Gro cery, 238 N. Jackson St. Miss Edith Warrington, of Georgetown. Del., arrived here last evening and will visit with her brother. Rev. E. W. Warrington, of the local Presbyterian Church. Mrs. C. U. Patrick and Mrs. S. M Kelley left for Eugene this morn ing, where they will be in attend ance this evening at a function l be given by the Rebekahs of that city. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brock, of Lebanon, arrived here this morning and later went to Looking (ilass, where they will visit several weeks with the hitter's brother, W. O. Boyd M it and family. W. li. Price and daughter. Miss Ruth , who hud been visiting here for the pnst month with the former"! left las mother, Mrs. A. 1). Green, evening for Oakland. Cal.. where they will make tbeir homi. Something you can depend upon. High Flight Flour is uniformly ex cellent, makes whiter, lighter bread and more loaves pT sack. All Hour at wholesale prices at People's Sup ply Co., wholesale to the consumer. A IT QIICKLY Delay Has Iteen DnnKcrons in Rose burg. Do the right thing at the right time. Act nuicklv in time of danger. In time of kidney danger Doan's Kidney Pills are most effective. Plenty of Roseburg evidence of their worth. Mrs. L. T. Thompson, .'1 2 r V. Washington St., Roscburf,', says: "My back felt weak and lame, more po when I got up In the morning. My kidneys were congested and the ac tion was Irregular. The first few doses of Doan's Kidney Pills cave me great relief and I only had to take one. box when I was cured of that misery in my back and my kidneys were normal. I have never had any Eymptom of kidney trouble since." Price r.ec, a all dealers. Don'! simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills (be same that Mrs. Thompson had. Fosler-.Milburn Co.. Props.. Buffalo, N. Y. CASTOR I A For Inianta and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears the 8igTture Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 189L. Safetv First Jitney Service. Phone 4C. Two cars. Broccoli knives made especially for broccoli, at S. K. Sykea.' Miss Agnes Mdver, who had been to Medford, returned here Tuesday afternoon. A. D. S. Digestive Tablets relieve distress after eating. For sule by Hamilton Drurc Co. Sewing machine needles, any make, any size. See B. V. Strong, ;ho Furniture Man. Mrs. O. T. Henry, of Dillard, ar rhed here Tuesday afternoon to look after business matters. .Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Jones, who wr.-e over from Oakland Tuesday, re t tinted home that afternoon. F. li. Ryder, of Baker, has ar ri'.ed in the city to spend a few da. s looking after business affairs. Urop in THE FOLLYANNA aUei :hu show or dance for a hot chicken .umale or sandwich. The best ever. Misses Esther Stearns and Ruth C'lionoweth returned to Oakland on Tuesday afternoon after a brief visit here. .Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Wade returned home Tuesday afternoon after sev eral days spent here. They reside te Drain. Melrose coal delivered to any part of city from Empire stables, phone till. Price J8.00 per ton in ton lots. 3. W. Cox. Frank Burkholder, of Coquille, ar ried here last night to spend a few days, lie is registered at the Pnip (tpa hotel, L. 10. West, a well known Tacoma st:;ckbuyer, arrived in the city last Doning to remain for a few days on business. Bo sure it is a Barcley, the only corset made to fit each and every t'iiUire. Will call and take orders. Phono 418-J. V. E. Arnold, of Billings, Mont.. arrived in the city last evening to remain for a few days. He is regis-U-ed s.t the Grand hotel. Mr. and Mrs. 11. I). Graves, who lu ve been spending the winter at N'ewpuri, are now at Eugene and w:!l return home in a few days. Frank B. Waite, of Sutherlin, spent last night in Roseburg look ing after business matters. He was registered at the Fmpipia hotel. Mrs. I). 1-:. Bennett left Tuesday a! iernoon for Cottage Grove and Wheeler, Kastern Oregon, where she w,ll visit relatives. She expects to be gone several weeks. Good goods meet your needs most economically. I. S. C. Coffee satis fies. Price is right. AH chaff and dust, is removed. People's Supply Co., wholesale to tho consumer. Mrs. W. Bush left here this after noon for Laurel, Mont., where she will join her husband and probably r main permanently. Mr. Bush has a position there on (lie Northern Pa cific Railroad. , Grants 1'ass Courier: .1. It. Sco vill left yesterday evening for Rid dle, and after a short, time there will leave for his home at Alsea. lie bus been here for the past week on ac count of the death of his father, J. L. Scovill. Have your new spring coat, suit and dresses made and designed by Mrs. A. H. Berg, the Portland dress maker, 24 8 N. Stephens, corner W'ashington. Phone ;U7-J. After March I , will bo at MM Perkins Building. Get seed potatoes while they are available. Reports show hardly enough potatoes left in the North west for seeding. We have a good assortment of early and main crop varieties at reasonable prices. Peo p'e's Supply Co. Wen ce Pashek, who died at The P-illes a few days ago at the age oi 2S years, was formerly employed for some time as manager of the store of the Leona Mills Lumber Company, at Leona. He was an ex emplary young man and is well known to many residents of the northern part of the county. 25 CENTS DESTROYS YOUR DANDRUff AND STOPS f AILING HAIR! Your Hair! Make It Thick, Wavy and lleauliflll Try This! Thin, v h air rled s, bri'tle. colorless and scrag Is mule evidence of a neg ali; of dandruff that aw ful scur.'. Theie is iKJlhing so flcslru. live to; t':c hair as danclriitf. It robs the hair o" i;s lu.-lre, i's strength and its very j life; eventually pro. lin ing a reveristi-! ru'KH ami itching of the sralp, which i if not reai'-died causes Hie hair neds; to stirink, loosen and die then the; Lair falls out fast. A ll'tle Danderine ; tniiight-now - any time- willsurelyj s.ive yoni- hair. G"t a 2.".-fetit bolile of Knowlton's Dandetine fiom any drug store or ii.llet counter, and afl r t ii - first np P ir-ation your hair will take on that life, luslie and luxuriance hii h is so beautiful. If will l.icoiue wavy and fluffy and have the appearand, n: abundance, an Incomparable class m.d soilness: but wh.tl will plea" you most will be after just a fe.v ks' use, when you will actually lot of line, downy hair new growing all over the scalp. (Adv.) H. E. Deal ing, ' ef Portland, was a business visitor in this city today. C. H. Albert., of Portland, has ar rived here to spend a few days with friends. M. J. Clark, of Cincinnati, has ar rived here to spend a few days with friends. E. J. N'edd, of Portland, has ar rived here to spend a few days on business. J. II. Renner. of Portland, arrived here last evening to spend a few days on business. Mrs. Grace and son, cf Woodburn, arrived here last evening to spend a few days on business. Mrs. T. L. Brewer, of Myrtle Creek, returned home this morning after a brief visit here. Mrs. John Passon, of Myrtle Creek, who had been in the hospital here, returned home today. E. P. Anthony, of Giants Pass, who was visiting here a few days, returned home this morning. M. Panck, of Portland, arrived .icre last evening to spend a couple of days looking-after business mat ters. Mrs. Clara Esson, of Foresr Grove, arrived in Roseburg last, night to spend a few days with frien dn. Miss Georgia Raines left Tuesday afternoon for Cottage Grove, where she will visit relatives the next few days. Mrs. Gust Edlund. of Portland, who was visiting with Rev. R. E. Jopo and family, left this morning for Ashland to spend a few days. Representative Roy Griggs, who spent the past few weeks at Salem attending the legislative sessions, returned to his home at Comstock Tuesday morning. Lenoir Grubbe, of Wilbur, under went an operation for appendicitis at Mercy hospital Tuesday morning. He was attended by Drs. A. F. Seth er and E. 11. Stewart. H. K, Look is here from Seattle visiting with his family. He has, been employed in the shipyards at j Seattle for several months past and likes the work there. Mrs. L. II. Grout and son, of Kohler, arrived here Tuesday after noon and, alter a brief vistt , will leave for Butte, Mont., where she will spend several weeks. 1). H. Diamond, of Portland, has ;rrived in Roseburg to spend a few days on business. Mr. Diamond is ono of the best known salesmen visiting this vicinity and has many friends here. Charles Schroeder, who was unite seriously injured early yesterday when he fell from a ladder while working on the ranch of a relative at Wilbur, was reported as some what improved today. lie is beiijf, attended by Dr. Wade. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Eager, who had been to Porlland for the past several days, returned home I his morning. M r. Enger has been on a leave of absence for several weeks and will probably resume his duties as eh ief t rain d is pa teller here to morrow. IV BAD BREATH Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remove It j Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub stitute for calomel, act fientiy on the bowels and positively do the work. j People afflicted with bad breath find quick relief throtu-h Dr. Edwards' j Olive Tablets. The pleasant, suirar coated tablets are taken for bad breath by all who know them. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets act ecu-! tly but firmly on the bowels and liver, Stimulating them to natural :!cii'.ii. clearing the Mood and j;enlly prrit the entire system. They (in thai uhu'V damn-roils calomel due..- witiioul any oi" the bad ait r vfu-cts. All the benetUs of natv. i-k l.euin, griping cathartics are ierir.d frrm l)i . Edward-.' Olive Tablets withr-iu e,ii;)-i in, pain or any di .-.ij:rft .-.Mc vr.". t 1 Jr. E. M. Edwards ui' cover- d 'Jic formula after seventeen years nf prac tice amoiiK patient ablicieil with Unvel and liver complaint with the attendant lad breath. J Jr. Edwards Olive lal'es nro pure ly a vi'geKiUe olive oil : you olive t-nlor. T niilu for a u CMI1!"W1U! ill kf.-VV i' d ith m l.y iln.it nni! .'."c ; Feeling Blue Irritable ami rro-s? Did it vw j ofcur tn you thai, it iufciit. h- a cah--! of "m-iA -r-" and tiiat th "li")''-,sM j iH th'' result of y--train? It is nnt j only (joH:;iMf that Kiich t lw ;im but probahlt;. Our i-.xa niina t hum ar: . inadu v. !th raro and w ht-n we yt ! throut'! v know what you want b-- UiTt: w; prt'rrihe tlasst-K. I A. S. Fhiey trttm".. in,- and ' - 1 " 'in- - i. &2 r AT6r - P Offii coin All Classified Adtortueiuemj In serted new today will be found on Page H, under ew Today" head M1SCKI.1A.'KUI'S. HOURS of washboard, back-breaking drudgery saved. KALOMiTE washes without rubbing or ma chiue. Sold by rarslow & liell. t'Oli MANDOLIN, VIOLIN, GU1TA11, BANJO lessons, see Ferguson ai Farsluw t Hell. . MOXF.Y TO I.OAX. I'LLNTY of money to loan on good real estate security. Agent Mort gage Company Holland America. Isaac Best, Ornuls I'nss. Ore. MONKY loaned on furniture, live stock, implements, etc. Transac tions private, possession retained. Write Union Loan Agency, 217 S, , High Street, Salem, Oregon. WANTKl) WANTED Girl to do general house work. Call 311 E. Oak. St. WAXTICl). address Shoals. H. F. U. Call "v 1, Hox 100. WANTED. Canary birds. Call 725 West Lane, or Phone 257-V. Mrs. D. II. Drown. WANTLD. More men with axes to . .cut polos lor wood; pay by the hour. Apply at ranch, across river from town. O. J. Limlscy. W' ANTED. To rent farm -10 acres or more, with option to purchase with or without stock. Looms 10 & 11, No. 106 K. Yi'asninglon. Wit IIF.N'T. FOR RF.NT Furnished apartments. Inquire 504 So. Pines FOR RENT. 5-room house, barn and ten lots. Lots can be culti vated; some fruit. Call 1025 N .lacksou. FOR KENT. SO a. ranch, about 30 a. In cultivation, balance pas'.uro For further information nddre-a 1'. O. Ilox SI. .Myrtle Creek, Ore. FOR SALK ANT) TKADIS FOR SALE. Touring car. at Review office. Inquire SLIGHTLY used Oliver typewriter iit a bargain. A. S. lluey Co. FOR SALE. Turkey hens and gob blers, good stock, phono 4-F 14. II A Y FOR SALE. On the Shoppard place, 1 mile southeast of Dixon villo. OAT HAY for sale at Kdenbower Or ehard iracts. J'hono 2G-F2. Fred Fisher, Manager. FOR SALK $-150 ptano In fino con dition; a snap at $125. Call ut 1137 N. Jackson St., HosebuiK. FOR SALK. A few llonrbon Hed turkeys. For price nlione 0-1'" K, or nddress X. L. Conn. UosebuiK. SNAP 1916, i-passener Chevro let. Jlaby (Irand ear in good con dition. Address li. IE, care Ue view. ' FOIl SALE. lluiek 4 -cylinder one Ion Iruek, solid 1 ires, trout and n-ar. Price $:!r0 cash. Motor Shop CJarafc1'. FOK SALIC. Train, weight L!:M) lb; a I so ncy rly new waon and har ness; prices rly hi . (llenn Frier, Drain, Oregon. FOIt SALK. -iMUMl lb. team of work horses, i;ood Ira veb'is, honest workers, also double set harness. Phone M', Slates ft Son. AYE clear San Diiro, Cal., prop erty, income, for Kood stock ranch, will pay cash difference. L. A. Launer Heal Estalo Exchange, Grants Pass, Oregon. :-'01t KAI.K liT OWNKR. 120 aorcH of timber land, 8 inllcs wrst of Drain; pood thnbrr. (.'has. O. Andfrson, Ilox 4fi:i, JJallard Sta tion, .S-aUl-, Wash. VOW HAM-:.-Who uantH a wood on" ton truck, 4 eylindr-r fninn, mod fun nial.M, fjoud inachiuf-ry, A i ai tarfrain. I'rir.e ? I '.O. (J. T. Shanks. 214 Kat : k Ht.root. FOU SAI.K OH TK APE.- -Thr'" hackM, will tradt? for hay or yrnin or kcII for cash; alfo four autoiuo-bilf-H for Hale. Apply to r-ithfr I. on is K(d)I ha en or John MankH FOK RAI.K. ors' l'c'd day, I'.b. I will bo nt thfi Shed, Kctf-'-hnrr, 24th, with 1 arn ohl, wi'iht l-'arm Salur-1 brown 1 loo inaro, 4 vcarn oh Win., wtdl hrokr n Oakland, Or'-on. I,. K. Hod;;. iTIU'TI.Y fa, Hwei- I-' N' Clove SKKhH. A I f :i 1 -s erifl'-dl, lied, , Tlinolliv and and Ali-ike C oil.er L'ias guariMifee, 1 Ceiilr.il Waldo Lid r. n . roit hai.l: cm; i'. - -10 kith; in a-re., in cul 1 1 .1 1 ion : nh'e nr.'i.ii'l ceod liiiildinc. and water rieht; rood truck furin; near c.lejdlab-, tire. Would sell stock and Imple ment') Willi place, or will rent. Also II lots In Dayton, Wash., will trade for property In or tear RoselMn-p, Orcceii. Write to o-An-er. V. M. Clothier, Azalea, Ore gon, via (llend -Jc. Oregon. OK S A I . I : . Having home with tinilt In CllilM Closet, I Offer -olid oak Chiii.-i cloet pun h.i-ed buffet and for cale: 1 with l.-aded and oval rai-' frotit and sides; 1 .lolid oak wi'li leaderl lass door and large mirror; 1 C-burner self- generating gus range, with oveu RELIABLE XTR.IEKX SXOCK. and warming closet. Operates i same as gas. Can te aeon Mon-1 Quality first; prompt, careful at days aud Fridays at 010 So. Main I tenilon EtTeu to all orders. Umpqua street. J. C. Signor. OFFF.U OF liKW'AKl). her by offer a reward of $50. 00 arrest aud conviction of the i- parties who, in the latter the year T.Ht!, burned the and fence situated on my for the party c part of house promises known us the Henry Aubln homestead, about seven miles south of Olalla, in Douglas County, Ore. Dated February 20, 11117. E. V. HOOVER. PROFESSIONAL CARDS Refer all your collections and matters for adjustment to financial the I 'A I ' 1 F IC A I .l I ' ST.M K X T Ai COI.I.F.CTIOX SLUVICF, Inc. Room 222, Perkins Illdg. No charge unless collodion or ad justment made. lilt. C. PFAU.SON DKNTIST Office Masonic DUlg. Phone 240. Ml. N. I'lYMHI l icensed Chiropractic Physlclnn 222 W. Lane St., Rosoburg, Oregon Phono Ur2. Consultation antl Examination Freo. Oft ice HourB, B to b. Chiropractic ami Electrical Treat ments. 1'IIK I1H1M.1NF, SCHOOL OI PIANO Ml'KIC. Mrs. Charles Heiullne, Director Mrs, Max Combs, Assistant Teacher Ileginners a specialty. Concert Pianists developed. Morning classes In Kindergarten, ihirdren called for and taken home, itudio 4 2 ;t Ella St. Phono MOW COUNTY MAP Showing railroad lands, price $1.1)0 li. G. II K'ftS, Surveyor P. O. Box, 477, Roseburu 2p3 Perkius Uldg. Phone 427-J I)K. O. II. WADE FIIYHIC1AN AND 8 1' KG ICON Phonea: Omeo, 384; Uee. 121i-R. Rooms 416-416, Perkins Building MISS l'llAKL STUAKT Graduate Nurn Phone 1(!9. Res. 218 S. Jackson hits. SICKLY, S1CTIIKH & STIOWAItT Physicians and SiirKconn Suite of Offices Hear of Douglas Na tional llauk, Ground Kloor. I'hone 3G. KOSEUHKO 0K1SC1ON Office Hum-.: i'liones 10 to 12 a. m. Offlco: Main 171 2 to 4 p. m. lies: Main 172 1H. LIVKTTA SMITH Physician Women and Chlldreu Oiseases a Specialty. Orflcu: Masonic, illdg. Second Floor Phono 278-L. Office Hours 9 to 0. Dll. J. H. I'Olt.MAN Chiropractic Physician Office at his home, 1 I 27 Harvard Ave Evenings and Sundays by ap - pointment. Phone concerning jitney service. Consultations and examina tions free. Mortae Loans We have Insurance money on t h Rural Credit plan- -20 year loans on Improved l'arniH. p. i (.!: .v men, JSjtW YORK CAFE (. VON(J, M..nnrr OI'IA DAY AND NKiHT .Ml .AI,S AT AIJi Mill 1 f''tilar tn'-alH 2fi ctint.fl Chit kt'n dinner HuimIii.vh from 12 noon to 2 p. in. Chop Buey, Noodles. Fresh Oyster, I e 'l, Klc, at nil Uiiich. Corner .Jackson Washington MIh hiiying a CKKA.M Separator See the Latest. Model -aw SIIAKI'LES Suction l et-d at, the Doujjlas County Creamery T I n t inr' J 1 1 IN Vj I si;kvici: I'hone "Shorty" SO Valley Fruit Union. People to know that I buy, sell and exchange everything aud anything. 1 want all of your second-hand farm machinery and household goods. 1 buy and sell seed, feed and grain. Come in and 8oo my now exehango store at tho Empire Livery Parn. Just think of a store Unit's in a barn. Most people think 'taint worth a darn. But here's tho place to sell or buy; If you don't beliovo It, just come and try. I want a plow, n drag, a hoe; In fact, most anything, you know. 111 buy or sell your grain, your seed, Ami try to get tho things you need. And this may seoin to you quite queer, For what you want may be right here. So come and boo mo through the mud, My name la always J. M. JUDD. Why are It and I the most. lniKrt' nul letters in the alphabet? ASC D E F.G H J K L M N 0! PQR ST U V W X Y z Itecauso you couldn't, have Hoef Pork wilholll llieiu! We cai-ry a complelo lino of heof and pork, especially designed for knife and fork! You will he pleased with thu meats we sell you, If It. were not so, we would not tell you! The Economy Market (eo. Koliiiltaen, Prop,, Phone ,"H. You Like Square Dealing You apprcclaln courteous treat ment. When we tell you a thing h so and you find it to be so your railli In uh begins to mow. After we havi told you many times how thoroughly we can cleanse and renew men and women's wearing apparel, how nlci they will look and how Utile It will cost ,and everv time you find It Juki i.i li,..,. vo,, will lake 1 "; , . . r..,'.,. value!" and consult us whenever your garments need cleaning, pressing "r repairing. Imperial Cleaners I'hone 277 342 N. Jackson Douglas Hide and Junk Company Highest Cnidi Market Prices Paid for Hides,- l''urs, Wool, Copper, llrass, Auto Tires, Rags and all kinds of Junk. We also buy and sell tools, belting, blocks and machinery. Kiiiure Deal to All Our Motto Call Plume 2111. Main & Oak llesehiu Oregon iS'I OFJ AT Hotel Grand Ca;.s St., Roseburg, Or. W, WKIir. I.VSL'KANCK whereby Hie assured jo ts tin) mo; t proteciioti lor the money. L.vpcrt lid vice Riven on any lite- of insurance. isii i; & tin i:. Real Estate City nod Farm IVoprrty 'I iiulM-r Fninln AK'Mit Tor WrsthiLc nuil Viin hcs(or Day Town Lot. 12 V"Rt Oak Street. I ifjfr. SEE THE i fu i 1 1 1 1 u AdX ' DAILY WEATHER REPORT. U, S. Weather Bureau, local office. Roseburg, hours ending p a. m., today: f recipltntlon In inches and hun- lredths: Hishest temperature yesterday ..43 :,owest temieninire last night, 3-1 Precipitation, last 24 hours .. .ly Total prucip. Bluce firm o mo. 2.17 Normal nrecip. for this month 4.56 l'otal nreuip. front Sept. 1 to date 13.94 Average preclp. from Sept. 1, '77 23.14 Total deficiency from Sept 1, '18 9.20 Average precip. for 39 wet sea sons (Sep. to May, lnclus-lvc)32.12 WILLIAM BELL, Observer. W K AT HUH KO ft ISC AST : Tonight rain, warmer; Thursday rain. LODGE CARDS KXKi(lTS OK l'YTHIAS, Alpha Lodge No. 47, meets every Wed nesday evening Cur. Jackson and Cass Sts. Visitors always welcome 1. T. WHITNEY, C. C. UOY l' Dl'UUIN, M. F. K. U. Wl.MUICItLY. K. K. S. IVOOPMICX OP TIIK WORLD, Oak Camp No. 120. Meets in tho Odd Kellowa' hall in Koseburg every 1st & 3rd Monday evenings. Visit ing neighbors always welcome. J. M. T11KONU, C. C. M. M. M1LLKU, Clerk. li.(;i.IvS, TtoseuurK Arle meets In tbuir hall on JackBon St., on 2nd and 4th Monday oveuings of each mouth, at 8 o'clock. Visiting breth leu In good standing always wel come. J. C. KOiCNKI, W. P. 11. GOODMAN, W. Sec. I'hone M 183. WOMKN OV WOODCRAFT, Lllao Circle No. 49. Meots on the 1st and 3rd Monday evening of each month at Odd Fellows' hall. Visit ing members In good standing are Invited to attend. LENA DENN, G. N. CLARA CAWLF1BLD. Clerk. O. B. 8., Roseburg Chapter No. 8. Holds their regular meeting on the 1st and 3rd Thursday In each inoulh. Visiting members In good standing are respectfully invited to attend. MISS MARGARET PAGE, W. M. FREE JOHNSON. Secy. lU:ill',KAIIS, Roaeburg Rebekah LodBU, No. 41, 1. O. O. P. MeeU In Odd Kellowa' Temple every Tuesday evening. Visiting sisters and brethren invited to attend. MRS. KM MA l.ENOX, N. G. HU3. TIL-MIS JOHNSON, Sec. El.SIli HUMPHRUY, F. S. I. O. O. F., niHinis Star lxdo No. 114 mouts In the Odd Follows' Temple evory Friday evoulng. Visiting brethren always welcome. W. H. POWULL, N. 0. CARL W. OILMAN, Roe. Secy. M ;F 1 OK Lli, F. S. I. O. (). Plilletarlun Ixxlge No. 8. Meets lu Odd FoIIowb' Temple, corner Jackson and Cass Sts., on Saturday evening of each week. Members of the order In good standing are Invited to attend. V. T. JACKSON, N. O. A. J. tUOllDKS, Rec. Secy. J. II. IIAILIOY. Fin. Secy. It. P. O, lilks, lliwchiirg Lodge, No. 112(1. Holds regular communloa- ' Hons at the Elks' Temple on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month. AH members requested to attend regularly, and all visiting broth ors are cordially Invited to attend. E. B. STEWART, E. R. IRA LI. RIDDLE, Soc'y. A. F. it A. M., Lnurol Ixxlge No. lit. Regular Communications 2nd and fourth Wednesdays each month at Masonic Temple, Roseburg, Ore, Visitors welcome. I1EX.I. CAHO, W. M. W. F. HARRIS, Secy. LOYAL OltDF.lt OF MOOSE, Hose burg LoiIko No. 1037. Moots Mon day evening of eaoh week, at 8 o' clock In Muccabeo hall. All visiting brothers are Invited to attend. W. J. MOON, Dictator. II. O. I'AKUETTSK, Secy. . O, O. F.t I'nion Kncntniment No, 0, Meels In Odd Fellows Temple, every Thursday evening. Visiting brethren alwayH welcome. (). II. PICKMNr. C. V. .1. It. IIAILKY, 11. P. J. LI. PICKHNS, R. H. JAMES EWART, F. S. ALTO STAOB MB DEI-OT. Dally stanes and autos for Marsh field and all Coos liny points, also for Peel and Millwood, leave O. W. Itapp's grocery store. 133 Sheridan street, (lash paid for produce along t'le linn G. W. Young & Son KKAL ICSTATE ronds. Loans, Rentals l ire Insurance, Notary Public 116 CASS ST. PHONE 417. Mrs. F. D. 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