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1 BVEVDfa ROSEBnia RXVIKW, WEDNESDAY, MARCH It, 191 T. PACK nv arr news jNEUNER RECEIVES . i nnnv nr nnmmii Arundel, piano tuner. Puonts lStL. We now have coal. Pago Invest ment Co., phone 242. Broccoli knives made especially for broccoli, at S. K. Sykea.' K. Al. Alon(gomuv, of Portland, was a visitor in tliVi-ity for a few hours today. It. H. Hall, of Portland, arrived here last evening to spend a few days on business. V. II. Willison, of Portland, was i n H ostb u rg t oil ay looking a f t e r business matters. A. D. S. Digestive Tablets relieve distress after eating. For Bale by Hamilton Drus Co. -Mrs. J. w. Cole left for Wilbur this morning, where she is em ployed in the schools. K. M. Montgomery, of Portland, arrived here last evening to spend a few days with friends. K. 11. Waite, of Sulherlin, spent last night in Koseburg looking after various business matters. .Mrs. ,1. F. Luse, oC Portland, ar rived hero last evening after a few days spent at Sutuerlin. Mrs n I. Willi nf Ilwhllo ,.;,,, 1 down Tuesdav afternoon to visit a ' to be rendered by Attorney General dav or two with friends. JGuorge M. Brown, with regard to the The Pollyanna serves as good alliefation of ,ue so-called "bone cup of chocolate or coffee as can be ! dry" law. had anywhere at any price. j The points covered in the opinion Mrs. .1. L. Churchill, who had Pv'e o"1 ' the Attorney-General been to Oakland on a few davs visit,! briefly as follows: returned here last evening. I 1- Permits be issued to Home cooking and fancv work ! drugpists lo purchase alcohol to be sale bv the Baptist ladies Saturday. ; "d by them in their business with March 17, at Pickens Bros." grocery. 1 out the druggist not inteuding to sell J. C. IHgger. a well known travel- alcohol? Yes. ing salesman, spent the day in Rose-1 2- Can a druggist compound a burg looking after business matter, proscription of a physician for inmlf- Iteniember. von can get the large! cine containing alcohol, when such souare cans of delicious asparagus ; nipdicine is not intended to, nor for IMIc :it the Ppnole'R Snnnlv Cn. ! Mrs. ItPii HnrtlPV. nf Sn thVilin . i returned home last night after a cmmle nf il:us -iwnl hern with1 friends. I Mrs. Zetta Patrick left yesterday! afternoon for Portland, where she will visit t riends and relatives a few days. Mrs. it bany this . L. Thomns left for morning, where she Al-1 will ; next visit with her daughter for the few 1:i s. Melrose coal delivered to auy part of city front Empire stables, phone 60. Price ?8.00 per ton in ton lots. S. W. Cox. .). G. Day, Jr.. here last evening of days. lie is I'mpnua hotel. Order bedding of Olalla, arrived to spend a couple : registered at the plants now, all ! kinds in nny quantity. Prices right. 1 Mrs. F. 1). Owen, Florist, at the i Pollyanna, on Cas St i .Mrs. Y. A. Hrown, of San Miguel, : Calif., left Tuesday for her home al- ipp ynomiimr thn uant uoi-k with her sister, Mrs. O. I). Newhard. ! History, Biography, Travel, Fie- Hon, Poetry and Reference books at ; the Fiction Library, Masonic build - ing. Over three thousand volumes. ! W. S. llogan and wife, of Klani- th KjiIIh. iitrivPil in Unselnirir last nh.M in KiiPiwl j. mimic of davs on i business. Thev are registered at the i Grand hotel George Hacon, of Looking Glass. ; arrived in Koseburg last evening to' attend the funeral of his brother's wife, who died at Mercy hospital early yesterday. j Spring time is sending time. Get . varieties best adapted to Oregon, j Hulk and package. Higgest assort-; meat in Southern Oregon. People's' Sunply Company. j The Woman's Missionary Society! or the M. E. Church, South, will hold ; a cooked food sale in the window of; Ii. W. Strong's furniture store, Sat- j unlay, March 17th. i Mrs. Kber Wright, of Portland, who had been visiting here for sev-1 eral days with .M rs. D. .V. Gilimuir i and Mrs. L. I. Hughes, left fori home Tuesday afternoon. l"se Del Mont oM-ellence of tli canned goods. The j Due from banks (not rc liitflnuct rinp fruit! serve banks) and the perfection of the dainty and select vegetable will delight your nalate. The price is very reason- aide at t lie People's Supply Co. j Wholesaler lo the consumer. j Come to Mrs. Heig, the Portland dressmaker, for your up-to-date! wearing apparel. Just received, a hemstitching machine. Piqueing done also. Hemstitching at I ' cents, per yard. :i'- Perkins building, i Phone 1 4S. residence '.' I 7-.!. Prepared with care. P. S. C. Cof-; fee is carefully selected stock, is carefully blended, is just as care- j fully tested after being carefully roasted. After passing the careful tt-st s for richness. aroma and strength. P. S. C. coffee is then steel Cut. carefully blown and sifted to remove T he chaff ami dust. Prepared: with ordinary care, P. S. C. Coffee will easily be recognized. Call for. Hip brown package at the people'? Supply Co. I nPI'.MNS and STIt.ms ItKI.1 K El,this 12th d in s Liniment quickly take the siit at strains, sprains, hi uises 11 musie soreness. A clean, liquid easily applied, it uuiek ii'iiet rates it hont rubbing. and rle.it lv !c;in s Liniment does not stain the .Kin or d'.g the pore like mossy pl.i-fers "i" ointments. Cor tnonic i-s. niiatl' u he- and pains, neuial tia. gout and tumbago ha e this v 1 1 mown remedy handy. Vor the pains i:r:!-te and tiiUowing strenuou u'oiV. it gi'- ouitk iei;Pf. At all -o C ASTORIA For Infants and. Children in Use For Over 30 Years Always bears se.J? , bun ur uriNiuw A NOIUKIE lib IMPORTANT POINTS lUAUNi WITH THK OI'KIIATUIX OK THK "HON K lKY LAW AUE i'ASSKI) I PON BY A TT 1 1 N ! Y -4 j E N K 1 1 A L . ALCOHOL CLAUSE EXPLAINED Copies of the Opinioii Itendeivd Ity the Attorney (iciierul Have Bern Forwarded to the Prose cuting OlNt'cr. District Attorney CJeorge Neuner, in common with the other prosecut ing officers of the state, has received uie nrsi oi a series oi lep.u opuiioii.s ended as a 1 capame i uemg uwu uh a ueveiuge, wi 1 llout nrst filing a bond nwjred ? - Yes. Since it is unlawful for physician to write a prescription foi medicine containing alcohol and some drugs, which when compound ed is likely and fairly capable of be ing used as a beverage, and such prescription is issued by such physi cian and delivered by the patient to the druggist and the same is filled, who is liable? Both. 1. When may ethyl alcohol be sold by a registered pharmacist upon prescription of a physician ?- The physician must be in good standing, a'-tually engaged In the practice of his profession in this stale and not of intemperate or immoral habits, and not addicted to the use of nar cotic drugs. Each such prescription shall state on its face in the English Imguage the general nature of the ailment for which such alcohol is prescribed, the name and address o! the patient for whom prescribed and Hie pliyHliMnn issuing the same. R- retail druggist who does nnt RpH alcohol, and who has not Hied the bond required in paragraph of section G, wherein "registered pharmacists conducting, or employed ro,J,il (lnlP storoj1- liro authorized H1 alcohol for medicinal, me eh a ii ical and scientific purpose? to for whom Permits or prescriptions ethyl alcohol have been issued in compliance with the terms of thif act," etc., required to make the re port and file his affidavit provided for in paragraph (i of section f- of the prohibition law? Yes, if he purchases alcohol. VOXCAIXA II A X K STATK.MKVI No. L'SO. Keport of the condition of I he Farmers Security Hank, at Yoncalla. in the State of Oregon, at the close of business, March 5. 1!17: Kesoiirccs. Loans and discounts . . . $ Overdrafts, secured and unsecured in,: r.t;.it; i.i H i.-ist;.!ii 1 ,2M.OU I lionds and warrants . . . j Furniture and fixtures . I )ue from approved re- serve banks Cash on hand 1 1 ,!M turn Total Liabilities. Capital stock paid in. . . . Surplus Tund I'ndivided profits Individual deposits sub ject to check Demand certificates of deposit Cashiers checks out standing Time and savings de posits 1 .".,00ft. 0c 1 ,000.00 514.3:; Cl.Kl !.: 22 1 .on 1.4 13. 3 t Total State of Oregon, $ f;i;,:i27."ti County of Douglas ss. I, L. A. Pass, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly wear thai the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. L. A. PASS, Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before me March, 1M17. K. AHTMClt. Citv of Vonca Dec. r. 1 ' 1 7 Hecordr-r, Com. expires Correct ttest: LOCIS I KNSKN". DONALD Y(M NL It. It. Illtl'NDAC, K. Director? HD COI (.H ' I I il!IPPV : i iusii j Villi neei to Stoj i!-;uu iiii em ti anes, Dr. Kinu's New Disrov tb.lt cold. The Mint him: dients he.il the irritat siMithe the sore thro; 1 !' antiseptic n a I it kill the gem , ml Olll dd 'iun kly relieved Dr. Kirm s e.iis t f'r fOtii:!is of home New Discowi v has fi en t he st atida i d reojedv and colds in Iho'i.-afi'l.- (iei a bottle today and ll.l f it handy in oit myJici ro ' . for couch, fold." 'Toup. Ki'.ope bronchial kffyition. At your j& DEPARTMENT of CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING, jz? Here's the place to get Large Results at Small Expense. Three lines 3 times for 25 cts. All CliwHlfied Advertisements In nerte4 new totlay will be found on Pae , under "New Todny" liea1. MUM'A' 1H LOAX. MOUTG AO K LOANS. Wo have in suniuce money ou the Uural Credit plau 20 year loans ou Im proved turnis. See Hice i Kico. VK WltlTU 1NSUHANCK whereby the assured gets the most protec tion tor the money. Expert advice given on any line of insurance. Rice & Hice. MONEY loaned on rurnituro, live stock, implements, etc. Transactions-private, possession retained. Write L'uiou Loan Agency, 217 S. High Street, Salem, Oregon. LOST AND KOCND. FOUND. Bunch of keys. Ownor please call ut Heviuw office and describe keys. LOST. Dos, large size, light hrown hair, 4 inches long. Kinder notify .M. 1 leher, Uosohurg. WAKTKI) WOOD CIIOPPl-:iS WANTKD.- ( T. Hrown, Phone :t-K 24. WANTED 5-rooin furnished house. Address F. If., care Review. WANTED. Canary birds. Call 725 West Lane, or Phone 257-Y. Mrs. D. H. Brown. WANTED. Two Koxlerrier -imps, (i weeks to G months old. Who can furnish them soon? Address C. W. (ieorge, Kellogg, Ore. WANTED. More men with axes to . . cut poles for wood ; pay by the hour. Apply at ranch, across river from town. O. J. Lindsey. WANTKD. To buy for cash at bar gain price, modern home, large lot on paved street. (Jive all purlieu lars. Address 11. H.( care Ueview. I'OU KENT. KOU KENT. Typewriter. At the Book Store. KOU PvKN'T.- 4 furnished house keeping rooms, ? x.nu per month, 740 Mill St. FOH SAIJO AM) TRADK C;OOI OLD (iROWTll FIR WOOD. K. Riioads, IMione :ioii-Y. CABLE & NKLSON upright grand piano at bargain. Box 1 fi 2 Sulh erlin, Oregon. KOU SALE. ---Sharpies separator, al so rioing nruno ano sauuie. iiox tiS, Edenbower, Oregon. FOR SALE. G-passengor Ford, also light one-horse wagon. Parslow & Bell Second Hand Store FOR SALK. Team, weight 2:t."U lb; also nearly new wagon and har ness; prices right. (iienn Frier, Drain, Oregon. KOU SALE.- Jersey milch cow, Ii years old, will freshen in about two weeks. (!. W. Burl, Rose burg, Ore., or phone 17-Fli. FOR SALK. Fine, huge barred Plymout h Rock cockerels from good laying strain, Jl.f.ti each. Frank .1. Norton, Sutherlin. Ore. FOR SALE CHEAP. 4-cylinder, fi passenger, I ! 1 ,1 Reo car; practi cally as good as new. Al-o one cutaway roller disc harrow. Apply 720 So. Pine. FOR SALE BY O W NKR. 1 2 0 acres of timber land, 8 miles west of Drain; good timber. Chan. O. Anderson. Box 4f:i, Ballard Sta- ti" SeilUI Yf aii!L H FOR SALE,--- 2") Single Comb It. I. Red cockerels ; also hen?', pullets and baby chicks. Write for prices and mating lists. L. B. Skinner He Sons. Koseburg, Oregon. KOU SAI.K. .I'ist arrhfil :!L' IiIihmI fil (H'iniaii rolliTs mill l-:ni:lish fimiiTi'-. Now is tin' t i ii 1 4 tn !;'! lirroiliim s-tork. Mrs. Ii. II. Hniwn. 7-'." !.;in''. nr I'luiii1 '1 7 -Y . KOU SAI.n OU TIIAnR. Throo hacks, will triido fnr li;iy or prain or si'll for cash; alio four atitmno hilos for pain. Apply to cithiT l.ouijl Kohlhat"'n or John TialiK'K. TRKTI-Y FANCY SKF.HS --Alfalfa. Swc-i-t CIovit 'in r i--.1 1. IN 'I. .mil Al-!ke Clii.i.r. Tlamtln- :i n I othi'r Era.-)' vi i ils. Moni'V-liai k Kiiaranf"-. lialpti Wa'.'lo KM''". Ontral P'llnf. flft-'r n KK'WTKKKIl lirillll' .IKHr-KY IIOAHs: l-'.-innai-il S'lil. 7. l.aiL''-. fin" individual.-. Hi'.-ii'-kt kfiottll wliiit it "as I'" li'inu-ry S'-.' tii't'i and tike mini .(.-k. ('!iarl"S A. I'.ii.ii'l. Tli" (l"r lam! Orr hard--. Al TO STAOl: MM. lil l'OI. Iciilv f.B.. and Bill.- f"r M.it-h-fi-!d and ai: I'ikk !!: pi.iiii-. al u for I'".-! and .Milluooil. W liapl' H l'ii" i-iv st"i. 1 :.! ': i t i ' 1 ;t ri str'-'-t. f';i-'!i paid for pi'i'ln alom tin- lin". If you hav poniftriinp to sell or rent try an Ad. lo Tha Ilcvlcw. Ye olde towne crier Was once the principal conveyor of news of important events, as well as in making known where goods and wares were offered for sale. Now this is done by the Modem Newspaper Our "Want" and "For Sale" ads. on this page are read every day. To get desired results Use Our Classified Columns. O I ICi: OF A XXI' A L MKETIXti of Tin: srocKMOLDi;iis of IMF, D(H (;i,S 'OCXTV lil'l LD IX; AND LOAN' ASSOCIATION. Notice Is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the DouglaH County Muildlng and Loan Association will be held at the office of the Secretary, Itooin 7 Re view Dnililing, in the City of Rose burg, Douglas County, Oregon, on Tuesday, Man-h 2iMh, I!tl7, at 7::tu p. in. of said day, for the purpose of eleel ing .seven (71 directors and Ihree ( ;l ) auditors for the enduing year, and to transact such other business as may lawfully come be fore the meeting. Dated at Rosehurg, Oregon, March 'Ih, 1!H 7. K. N. KWAUT. Secretary. Live ndvertlseis orrer the best bar gains. Patronize Review advertisers T ' l. 1 4 .) ; 'if; ? r r r . t'lii. ir,:;-'. ... ;;-i't fTiu ,.t.$ Sin Stop at Hotel Umpqua New and Modern You like Square Dealing You appreciate courteous treat ii. nt. When wo tell you a thing Is t and you find it to be so your faith in us heirins to prow. After we have told you many times how thoroughly we can cleanse and renew men and women's wearing wpparel, how nice they will look and how little it will f(,.d .and every time you find It Just as we told you, then you will take our word at "face value" and consult us u hen ever your par merits need cleaning, pressing or repairing. Imperial Cleaners Phone 27i 342 N. Jackson HIGH GRADK Life Insurance KXCLUSIVI-XY Five years in Rof-eburg as IHs tri't Manat'er for The Mutual Life of N. Y. Writing Life In surance in Hi)' exeltirdve and only buMiiea.. Se; (he new In (ini)i' pdi r. J. F. MUTCHASON Oflk", First State & HuviiifH Dank IllilK- PK0FESSK1NAL CARDS Hifor nil your collodions nnil fi ii a no i ul iiialliTH for ailjustinont to the TACII'IC AIMl'S'l'MION'T A1 l-Ol.l.lH'i'IOX SKIiX ICI-:, Inc. Uooiu 222, Perkins Illdi;. No chnrKo unions collection or ad justment nimlc. nit. c. I,. ri:Ait.so DIOXliST Office Mnsonlc llldB. l'hono 210. IHt. N. I'LYLIOK Licensed ChiropriMtic rhyNlcUtn 222 W. Uino St.; KosohurK, OroRon I'hone lff2. OonHtiltatton and Examination Fret). Office Houra, 9 to 6. Chiropractic anil IClectrit al Treat ments. TIIIO liMIS'liINK S MOOL (H PIANO MIHUI. Mm. Charles Heinline, IHrwtor Mrs. Mux CotnljH, Ass I stain t Tencbor UeKiiiuora a specialty. Concert IManlats devoloped. Morning classen In Klnderfjarton, I'hiniren called for and taken homo. Studio 4-3 KHh St. Phone 33-H. NKW OX'NTY MAP Showing railroad lands, price $1.50 L, (i. HICKS, purveyor P. O. Box. 477, KoseburK 2p3 PerkiiiH Itldn. Phono 427-J. Ilt. ('. It. vin: I'insii'i avi si iu;i-:ox I'Iioik-!,: unite lies. IL't'.-U I too ins 1 1 I I i, Pel k ins Itiiihlin. MISS PKAItL KTl'AHT Ciiadimto Nurse Phone. 1G9. Kcb. 218 S. Jackuun ihs. ki:klv( si:tiikk stkwaht PbysiclaiiR and SuimNffoi dulte ot Offices Hear of Douglas Na tional liauk, (Jround Floor. j Phouti 3t(. KOSKUKIKi - - - - OKKMONl Office HourH: Phonos 10 to 12 a. in. Office: Main 171 2 to 4 p. m. lte: Main 172 ML LI Ci 'Vl A SMITH Pni Ian Women ami Children DlHeasen a Specialty. Offhio: Masonhi lUdu- Second Floor Phono 27K-L. Office Houra 0 lo 5. lilt. .1. Ii. I OILMAN i hlropractle Phyh-iun Office at biH home, J 1 27 Harvard Ave. Kveiiintrs and Sundays by ap pointment. Phono concerning jitney sen he. Con-;tll.itiu!is and examina tions ftee. S TOP AT Hotel Grand Cass St., Roseburg, Or. Real Estate 'iiy nod I iinn lro(erl y Timber Lands A cent for WeMlake and Wlnched r Itnjr low ri IjIm. GEORGE RITER 122 Went Oak Street. mm )( I Ncphi Land Plaster We have a few tons -WIZARD" Fertilizer for your Lawns and Gardens J. F. MARKER & CO.v h'lfsrhiiru. On-uini Illiph'IIH'llts I 't'lliclfH Why are H and I the most Import ant lellers in the alphabet? ltecauso you couldn't have Iteef or Pork without them! Wo carry a complete line of beef and pork, especially detuned for knife and fork! You will bo pleaaed wllh the mealH we aell you, If It wore not ko, we would not tell you! The Economy Market (h'o. KolinhitKeii, Prop., Phono 5K. Douglas Hide and JunK Company Ulr.lM'Kt f'iiHh Market PrlceB Paid for Hides, Kura, Wool, (Nipper, Hi-ana, Auto TireH, ItaKs anil all kinds of Junk. We uIho buy and ell tools, beitliiK. blocks and machinery. Siiiiro leal lo All Our Motto Call Phone 2 I '.i. Main & Oak (Oregon HUMAN HAIR GOODS lt Quiillly Cut Knlr, Tu)'ea. S'lls. Switrhi'K, 'rriiniform!i tion.i, I'lilis, (!urlK, ventllateil I'ii'ri-it of all klnilM. Havi. your conihitiMM tiilulo up. Tlio lli ller Way." W. H. CIRARD l'lione 4T.1. Hid K. WaslilnK lon, corner ol Jack.son St. FOR BKST JITNEY SKRYICH l'lione "Shorty" ImyiiiL' a CRLVM St'iKirator See the Latest, Model S1IARPI.ES Suction l eed jt the Douglas County Creamery ZMW, A BC DE W? F G H I J 'Jtll P Q R 5 T U V W X Y 76 1.HIA- WEATHEK REPORT. U. S. Weather Bureau, local office, Koselnirg, 24 hours ending 6 a. m., toilay: Precipitation In inches and hun- ureclths: IliKliest temperature yesterday. Lowest temperature last night.. 1'rerlpltntlon, .last 24 hours .. 44 31 .12 Total preeip. since nrst ot mo. Normal preeip. for this month 3.9K Total preeip. from Sept., 1 to date . .. ..17.60 Average proclp. from Sept. 1, '77 .... . ., 26.13 Total deficiency from Sept 1, '16 8.53 Average preeip. for 89 wet sea sons (Sep. to May, inclusive) 32.12 WILLIAM BELL, Observer. WEATHER FORECAST: Kalr tonight with heavy frost; Thursday fair. LODGE CARDS KMUI1TS OK PYTHIAS, - Alpha Lodge No. 47, meets every Wed nesday evening Cor. Jaa'son and Cass Sts. Visitors always I ilccme I. T. WHITNEY, CJ ROY P. DURB1N, T !. K. K. WIMBERLY. R. S. WOODMRN OF TUB WOW Oak Odd Camp No. 125. Meets In fellows' hnll In Roseburg every 1st & 3rd Monday eveningB. VUlt Ing neighbors always welcome. J. M. THRONE, C. C. M. M. MILLER, Clerk. U.Uil.KS, Roseourg Aie meets in tlmlr hall on Jackson St., on 2nd and 4th Monday evenings ot each month, at 8 o'clock. Visiting breth ren In good Btanding always wel come. J. C. KOENIO, W. H. H. l' UOOUMAN, W. Sec. Phone M 183. WOMUN OF W'OODCRAFT, Lllao Circle No. 4 9. Meets on the 1st unil 3rd Monday evening of each mouth at Odd Follows' hull. Visit ing members In good standing are Invited to attond. LENA DENN, Q. N. ' CLARA CAWLFIELD. Clerk. O. H. 8., ItoseliurK Chapter No. H. Holds their regular meeting on the 1st and 3rd Thursday In each mouth. Visiting members In good staudlng are respectfully Invited to nttend. 11 MISS MAHOAIIET PAGE, W. M. " 1'ltlOH JOHNSON. Secy. ItKHl'.KAHS, Roseburg Rebokah Lodge, No. 41, I. O. Oi F. Meets in Odd Follows' Temple every TucBday evening. Visiting slaters and brethren Invited to attend. MRS. EMMA LENOX, N. O. MRS. TILLIW JOHNSON, Sec. ELSIE HUMl'HREY. F. H. I. O. O. V; Rising Star Lodge No. 174 meets In the Odd Fellows' Temple every Friday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. W. S. POWELL, N. O. CARL W. OILMAN, Rec. Secy. M. FICKLE, F. S. LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE, Rose burg Lodge No. 1037. Meets Mon day evening ot eaoh week, at 8 o' clock In Maccabee hall. All visiting ', brothers are Invited to attend. W. J. MOON, Dictator. H. O, PAROETER. Secy. I. O, O. F., Union Encampment No. 9. Meets In Odd FellowB" Temple, every Thursday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. O. II. PICKENS. C. P. .1. II. HA1LEY, II. P. J. E. PICKENS, R. S. JAMES EWART. F. 8. I. O. o. I'., Plillotarian lodge No. 8. Meets in Odd Fellows' Temple, corner Jackuon and Cass Bts., on Saturday evening ot each week. Members of the order la good standing are Invited to attend. V. T. JACKSON, N. O. A. J. UEDDES, Hee. Secy. J. II. I) A1LEY. Fin. Secy. II. P. (. Elks, Itoseburg Ixxlu, No. :t-4l.- Holds regular communica tions at the Elks' Temple on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays ot each month. All members requested to attend regularly, and all visiting brothers are cordially Invited to attend. E. B. STEWART, E. II. IRA B. RIDDLE. Bac'y. A. I'. AS A. SI., I.anrel Ixxlge No. 1,1. Regular Communications 2nd and fourth Wednesdays each month at Masonic Temple, Roseburg, Ore. Visitors welcome. IIEN1. CARO. W. M. W. F. HARRIS, Secy. G. W. Young & Son RKAL FSTATE lionds. Loans, Rentals Fire Insurance, Notary Public 116 CASS 8T. PHONE 417. Mrs. F. D. Owen Cl'T FLOWERS I'OTTKD PLANTS Fl'NKKAL DESIGNS WEDDING KOQUETS PHONES (ireenlioue O-Klil City 14 ggfit, i"c. 1
