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EVENING ROSEBCRQ IIXVJJCW, WKKXKSDA V, MAIlt'll 21, l6l7. page riva BRIFE NEWS ITEMS OF THE CITY . V I jOttOSteOSHS Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 189L. Safety First Jitney Service. Phone 46. Two cars. We now have coal. Page Invest ment Co., phone 242. Jitney service, phone 2. F. H. Smith, Cass and Rose streets. Phillip .Mathews, of Portland, came here last evening to spend a tew days. A. K. ISamber. of Sutlierlin, spent the day in Itoseburs lonkius after business matters. Hiram Porter, of Med ford, has ar rived in' Uoseburg to spend a few days on business. Wilson, of, Portland, arrived here last evening to spend a few days on business. H. W. Burr, of Portland, has ar rived in the city to spend a couple of days on business. O. li. P. Iteagle left this morning for Kiddle, where be will spend a lew days visiting friends. Now is the time to buy your bulbs for bedding. Call at 124 Cass St. Mrs. F. 1). Owen; Florist. The Pollyanna serves as good a cup of chocolate or coffee as can be bad anywhere at any price. n. Hess, of Garden. Valley, spent Tuesday afternoon in the city looking after business matters. Miss Nellie Anderson, of l.a Grande, has arrived in Koseburg to pass a couple of weeks with friends. Drop in THfci POLLYANNA after the show or dance for a hot chicken tamale or sandwich. The best ever. F. L. Wondt, of Medford. arrived here last evening to spend a couple of days looking after business mat ters. Henry Hellingcr and daughter. Miss Marguerite, arrived here last Monday to spend a few days with, friends. ' ! Home cookery, bread, cakes, pies, i cookies, etc., at Kidds' Grocery. Sat urday, March 2 4, by St. George's Guild. i Mr. and Mrs. George Hansom, oi Portland, arrived in the city last : evening to spend a few days with; friends. j .1. C. Bigger, a well known travel-i ins salesman, arrived here last evoii-i ing to spend a couple of days on business. Melrose coal delivered to any part of city from Empire stables, phone 60. Price $8.00 per ton in ton lots. S. W. Cox. Mis. John Walker and daughter. Miss Mary, arrived Tuesday morn ing from Wilbur for a day's visit with friends. Mr. and M is. .lames Houston, oi Portland, have arrived in llnseburg to spend a few days with friends and relatives. Ho sure it Is a Harder, the only corset made to fit each and every figure. Will call and tnk orders. Phone 418-J. L. ('. Hiddell, of Los Angeles, ar rived in Koseburg last evening to hpend a couple of days looking after business matters. Mrs. .lames Mitchell, of liimene. who had been visiting here with her son, 0. II. Mitchell, returned home Tuesday afternoon. Order bedding plants now, all kinds in any quantity. Prices right. Mrs. F. IX Owen, Florist, at the Pollyanna, on Cans St.. Mr. and Mrs. George Harrison, ol Portland, arrived here last eeinnn to remain for a few days. They are registered at a local hotel. Kugene Guard: Mrs. II. C. Darin and little son. of Koseburg. are in Kugene for the week visiting Mrs. , Darby's sisters, the Misses Hnldwin. F. S. Ktkel. wile and daughter, ol Stoekton, Calif., arrived here last evening to spend a few days. Tliev are registered at the l'mp(ua Hotel. History, Biography, Travel, Fic tion, Poetry and Reference books at the Fiction Library, Masonic build ing. Over three thousand volumes. Luke Walker, a Klamath stock man, lost 30 head of cattle when they broke through the ic and were d row net! . His loss is estimated at $21.00. The aroma, the clear amoer cup, will be best and most easily obtained by users of P. S. C. Steel Cut Cof fee. Call for the brown package, al ways fresh at the. People's Supply Co. Hoy O. Young, of the Realty firm of G. W. Young ft Co.. returned from a business trip to Portland. He reports business improving in Portland and the outlook lor spline is good. Kugene Guard: Claud Claypool. of Rosebure. arrived in Kugene Mon day and left for Portland Tuesday mot nine, where he will b accepted into the serviies of the I'nited States A rmy. We have coming ear lot of Eastern Oregon hard-wheat flour, mill rs' straight, to arrive in ten days. This is a good medium priced flour. Call and invent icat1 at the People's Sup ply Co., wholesale to the consumer. o CASTOR I A For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears tne Signature Many Rugs at Old V i Prompt Jitney service. Phone 4 4 We now have coal. Page Invest- J ment Co., phone 242. ' Miss Pearl Sears went to Oakland this morning for a visit. Broccoli knives made especially for broccoli, at S. K. Sykes.' John liusenbarlc, of Melro.e, was a Koseburg visitor yesterday. Spraying done. Call 340 Spruce St. Phone 101-K. W. J. Hughes. N. Park left this morning for Cot tage Grove to spend the next day or two. G. F. Hammond arrived here last evening from Portland for a shoit visit. Dr. K. li. Stewart left Tast nigbt for Portland tc attend to business affairs. Harry Wells, La Gronde, has ar rived here to spend a few days with friends. August Beemis, of Portland, left for bis home last night after a day spcent here. j Attorney Elbert Hermann sp.uit the day at Sutlierlin attending to business matters. j Charles Pike, of Glendale, left foi home this morning after visiting here on business. ; A. D. S. Digestive Tablets relieve distress after eating. For sale by; Hamilton Drus Co. j Harry Rice, of Myrtle Creek, is spending a day oi: two here looking after business matters. ; Charles . Pike, a prominent resi dent of Glendale, spent last night in Roseburg on business. i Mr. and Mrs". James llolloday. of Portland, have arrived here to spend a few days with friends. I Ernest Fox, of San Francisco, ar rived here this afternoon to spend a couple of days on business. H. C. Markee. of the Soldiers' Home, left last night for Portland to look after business matters. I A. U Maude, of Portland, arrived bore last evening to look alter busi- n ess aiiairs lor a tew days. Mr. and Mrs. R. llerron, of Port land, arrived here last evening to spend a few days with friends. Mrs. M. Scott left for Ashland th is. morning, where she will visit iclat i vps for the next few days. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Krickson, of Port land, arrived here last evening to spend a few days with friends. .1. II. Adams left for Round Prai rie this morning, vvUt'ie he will look after business matters for a day or two. F. E. Wixson, of Myrtle Cre k, i'i;uim; Ul (lilt rt. lit It HTIM' H'H ,t I the Grand Hotel. ;lma B. Katz, state manager for the New York Mutual Insaraiice Go. arrived here last evening to sp- nd ii few days on business. C. Passon, of Myrtle Creek, who had been here for a few days, lei t this morning to spend a month visit ing relatives at Spokane. ). M. Henry and Mrs. Leah rett returned home to Rice Cit this morning after a day spent here looking after business matters. I lead in botn quality1 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. Visit our seed department. If you want quantities or small puck age lots, you will find largest and most complete assortment of new fresh s'eds in Southern Oregon at the Peo ple's Supply Co. Lest you forget Good old Snow Drift Flour has stood the test or years ..Made from choicest Washing ton hard-wheat flour. Get it anil High Flight, at whole-ate prices at the People's Supply Co., wholesale to the consumer. A ;n itiKl. A good friend stands hy you whei: ' in need. Uosehurx people tell how j I loan's Kidney Pills have stood 1hf test. .Mrs. Xeely endorsed I loan': j over three years a so and aj;ain con firms tlie story. Could you ask foi more con vnU-ittK testimony ? j .Mrs. K. 1). Neely, $..! .Miller St. j ftosehurK, says: '"When my ha k and ; kidneys hae bothered me and 1 hav; J'lt run down, short of Doan's Kid ney Pills iuis always set me riKht." iSlatenii'iit (iven 1'ebruarv 21., Ml:.) On .M;irch 1 ! 1 .Mrs. NVcU ! said: "Wo are never without a ho:-. of Doan's Kidney Pills in our hotne.j for I havn't found anything theh Mnal for Mdmy trouble. Whenevei i I near anyone complaining of kidnt ' a i Intents, I advise them to take Doan's Kidney Pill?." Price r.oe, at all d-aWs. Don'! simply ask for a kidny rmedy - .m Doan's Kidney pjils-the same Iha? '. .Mrs. Ne.dy ha twice publicly rec ommended. Foster-.Mi! hum Co.. 1 1? PJL -111' f filln- N' Y WHERE TO GET RESULTS. Yen can reach the people by advertising in The Kwiew. There are more copies of the Daily and 1 wire a-.ve-k Iteview printed and circulated regularly - every week, than of all the tiih-r DouKlas County papn com- J tuned. 4- KICI.UH.tt 1TK.MS. i.w.. 1 1 ... ..! :. pii on business one day last week. John Maupiu has returned from ; Kost'hurg. when he spent several days. V. L. Cobb, of Hem). Oregon, is spcndiim a lew davs on his ranch at Kellogg. Mrs. Kred Mullock has returned home from Klkton, where she has been under the care of Ir. Snook. She is much improved in lien 1th. Over, tin persons attended the en tertainment and social at the Kel logg sob (Hi house on the evening of March I Tlh. The Kentucky si-hool. taught by Miss Riiden, and the Kel logg school, taught by l.loyd Brid ges, vv ere royal entertainers, and were a credit to their teachers. The selections by the Kellogg orchestra were especially pleasing. Dainty re freshments were served by the lad ies of the neighborhood and served by: Mrs. C. II. Maupin, Mrs. J. P. Smith. Mrs. George Madison and Mrs. Kausche. After supper music, lonversation and games whiled away the hours. Every ono reports a most enjoyable time. X. Y. '.. ikmkti man takkx TO HOSKRl H; KATt liltAY ' Last Saturday Constable Maben took a man from Heedsport to Rose ; burg for examination as to his san- it v. The man, whose name we did not. learn, has been around Reedi. j port for some time, lie worked last ' summer for the bridge builders in the t ook house, and was said to lie a god worker. Since t hen he has ! not done anything, lying ou in the woods, sleepmg In hollow Inus, and living upon what fisli he ould pro l cure, lie appeared perfectly har'n- less, and apparently did nnt realize what lie was- doing or the condition I which he was in. In pity for him the citizens of Heedsport reported his com) it ion to 1 he aut horit ies at I Roseburg who ordered him taken o .that, city. Gardiner Courier. npr rr,Tn ivrn-rnMm j UN J ULMKUYj YOUR DANDRUFF AND STOPS FALLING HAIR Save Your llah ! Make II Wavy imil Iteaiiiliul Tr This! Thh K, Thiii, bnttle. colorless and scrag gy hair is mute evidence of a neg lected scalp; of dandruff -- that aw ful scan. There is nothing so destructive to the hair as dandruff. It robs the hair its strength and its very life: eventually producing a I'everish ness and itching or the scalp, which if not remedied causes the hair-roots to shrink, loosen and die - then the hair falls out' fast. A little Datiderine tonight now - any time will surely save your hair. Get a 2.i-cent battle of Knowlton's Daiiderine from any drug si ore or I toilet counter, and after the Hist ap-Har-1 plication your hair will take on that life, lustre and luxuriance w h ich is so beautiful. it will become v ;;vy and fluffy and have the appearance of abundance, an incomparable gloss and softness; but what, will please yon most will he weeks' use, when see a lot of fine, hair growing alt alter just u few you will act ually downy hair- new over the scalp. (Adv.) If yntt nave Pnmethlni? to sell, t(. Trade, to rent, or have inul something nr found sometliinp, use a Want Adv. n The Keview. The new Decagon A Dependable Timekeeper A new beautiful model, distinctly different. 1 7 jewels adj listed. $2020 We have just received this watch in stock. Let us show it to you. A.S. HUEY CO. The Hallmark Store, Prices - B. All Classified Ad TorU-te men U In serted new today will be found on Page 6, under ".New Today'1 head. MOXKY TO LOAN. MORTGAGE LOANS. We have in surance money on the Rural Credit plan 20 year loans ou im proved farms. See Riee te Rice. WE WHITE INSURANCE whereby tuo assured gets the most protec tion for the money. Expert advice given on any lino of. insurance. Rice & Rice. MONEY loaned on furniture, live stock, implements, etc. Transac tions private, possession retained. Write Union Loan Agency, 217 S. High Street, Salem, Oregon. LOST A N 1 KOCNI). LOST Bicycle lamp. Reward. Leave at Review office. WANTED WOOD CHOPPERS WANTED. C T. Brown. Phone ;i-E 24. WANTED. Canary birds. Call 725 West Lano, or Phone 257-Y. Mrs. D. II. Brown. WANTED. From owner, second hand Ford in good condition. Ad dress W. O., care Review. WANTED Position as stenographer by lady of experience, good refer ences. Address P. S., eare Review. WANTED. Girl for gen; ral house work in small family. Inquire 420 East 1st Ave. North, or phone 4IS3-Y. GIRL WANTED. Dining room girl immediately. Apply opposite Ho tel Umpqua. European Cafe and Cafeteria. WANTED. Two Foxterrler pups, f weeks to G months old. Who can furnish them soon? Address P. W. George, 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. Llndsey. I'OU RENT. FOR RENT. Typewriter. Hook Store. At the FOR RENT. Two furnished rooms, steam healed, at CIO So. Main. In quire Room I, ilell Sisters Hldg FOH SALE AN1 TRADE GOOD OLD GROWTH Flit WOOD, r.. it noaus, name ,hm - i . i-'OR SALE. Good young saddle horse, weight about I I I u. .1. M .hid. I. FOR SALE. vear old. a-FlM. - Red Durham bull, one S. AL Kelley, phone CARLE & NELSON upright grand piano at bargain. Hox 1U2 Sutli erlin, Oregon. FOR SALE. Small farm team; also wagon and harness. A. Nelson, Melrose, Oregon. I'OK SALK. New 3-luch wagon, or will Irade for second hand Ford. !Hi;j So. .Stephens. FOIt SALE.- Two lurge spray pumps; Rood single harness and top bunny. J. M. .lurid. FOR SALE.-- Horse. huui;y and hai uesrt. Safe for lady to dri e. Ctieap- lmiiirc 1his onice. JFIJSEY COW FOR SALE. Will he fresh In about two weeks. Pimm ,.7-Kfi, or nririresfl Karl Ageo, Kosehui't;. TO TRADE. Fresh heifer for work horst; must drive slnele and (hiuble: 1100 Ihs. preferred. F. !. Manz, Edt'ltbower. FOIt SALE. Fin", laiMe barred Plymouth Work rock'-nds from ood laylmi strain. $ t ..10 each. Frank J. Norton, Sulln-rlin, Ore FOIt SALE. Or will Irade for ane ai?'1, a myitis business and iin pro ed resiifcn e property ' on paved sheet, in UoschuiK- Addi-cus II, care Ucviiw. FOIt SALE. 4 -roomed rurnishil house and t wo lots, corner Rob erts and Hamilton, war Rom school. Price (mil), IT taken at once. 205 Roberts street. FOR SALE HV OWNER. 120 acres of timber land, 8 miles west of Drain; good timber. Chafl, O. Anderson, IJox Hi 'A, Iiaitard Sta tion, Seattle, Wash. I'Oit SALK. 25 Single Comb II. I. ! Ited rock'-n-K: al' bens, pullet and baby chicks. Wrile ,,r priren ' and niatini; lil." L II. Skinner Sons. ItoHehuiK, OreKnn. FOH SALE OH TRADE.--Three 1 hncks, will trade for hay or (.Tain I or sell for cash; also four autonio- I biles for sale. Apply to either Louis Kohlhagen or John Hanks. .STRICTLY FANCY SEEDS --Alfalfa, Sweet Clover f -I a T I fl .-(I I . Ited. and Alsike Clover, Timothy and other grass seeds. Mone. ba k guarantee Ralph Waldo Elden, Central Point. Otegfin LANO less than !. year's produe tion. Age compels sale ,r,r, acres. $l'io acre; nearly 40 already W. Strong, seeded, mostly wheat: good road, uear railway; $3000 cash, balance easy. "A," Canyonville, Orttgon. REGISTERED DUROC JERSEY UOARS. Farrowed Sept. 7, 'lti. Large. fine iuulvuluals. Have never known what It was to be hungry. See them and take your pick. Charles A. Brand, The Over land Orchards. PROFESSIONAL CARDS Refer all your collections and financial matters for adjustment to i the PACIFIC Aim STMEXT j & COLLECTION SERVICE, Inc. Room 222, Perkins Bldg. j No charge unless collection or ad- justment made. llt. C. I.. I'KAKHOX 1MCXT1ST Office) Masonic HKlg. Phone 240. 1)K. N. PLYI.KR IJrensetl Clilroprwtle I'hyulcliui 222 W. Lano St., RosoburK, Oregon: Phone 1D2. Consultation and Kiamlnatlun Free. Office Hours, to 6. Chiropractic and Electrhal Treat ments. THK HEIXLIXK SCHOOL OK I'lANO MIHIC. Mrs. Charles Ileilillue, Director .Mrs. May Combs, Assistant Teacher Beginners a specialty. Concert Pianists developed. Mornlue classes In Kindergarten. chirtlren called for and taken home. Studio 4 2H Ella St. Phone 33-H NEW COUNTY MAP Showing railroad lands, price 11.60 h. O. HICKS, Surveyor P. O. Box, 477. Roseburg 2p3 Perkins Illdit. Phone 427-J. lilt. ('. II. WADE physician AM) si i:;i:ox Phonos: Office -l.".:'.; lies. IL'il-li Rooms' 4I-V4I6. Perkins tuildluK. MISS I'EAItl, STUART (Irndunte Nurse Phone 1611. lies. 218 S. Jackson DltS. 8KI0I.V, SET11KU & HTKVYAKT IMiyslelaiia and Hurgoona duito of Offices Hear of Douglas Na tional Hank, Ground Floor. Phone 3(W. KOSELiURG - - - - OltEUON Office Hours: Phones 1U to 12 a. m. Office: Maiu 171 2 to 4 p. in. Ives: Main 172 int. u i:n .SMITH Physician Women and Children Diseases a Specialty. Office: Masonic Mldg. Hocond Kloor Phone 278-L. Office Hours 9 to 5. lilt, .1. It. I OK.M.W Chiropractic, l'liyslcluii Office at his home, 1127 Harvard Ave. Evenings and Sundays hy ap pointment. Phone concorninK jitney service. Consultations and examina tions free. AITO ST.KJF. LINE Ill.POl Daily stauen and autos for Marsh Held and illl Cons I lay points, also for el inul Millwood, leaw C. W. Itapp s ni oi-er store, I : alrent. Cash paid Tor pr tlx; line. o- Norici:. :! Shi-rldaii 'din i' alouK Know all men by Ihese presenls. that I, T. A. Flndlay, do hereby r.ive my son, Robert Finrihiy, now under the iiye o V. I years, his time at his own request, ami Hi a I I will not j liereiiliei ci.iiiii illl oi in:- n. jl also hei-i-by ie nolice that I will (not be responsible tor any debts which may be coin rai led py him. Rosebun', Oregon, .March 'Ml, l!H7, T, A. F1NDLAV. Real eslale rnii readily be so!.l, bought or evhanred thoiub the classified joh erl 'Heiuenis lu The lie view. A Want Adv. will briiiK yu srit Isfartorv remm a- small roHt.. HUMAN IIAIK GOODS Dd Qualiiy Cut Hair, ToupeeH, WiKH, Switclien, TraiiKforma IIonh, 1'nffH, Curia, venlilated piecesi of all kimln. Have your combing made up. 'The Letter Way " V. II. CIKAK!) I'lione 4M. 100 i:. Washing ton, cmner ol Jackson St. Douglas Hide and Junk Company lllghe- I Cash Market , I, . s Paid lor Holes, Fins. W.iil. Copie r. I1i.es. An'o 'I ires, Rags and all kind- of J'lak. - al o buy and sill tools, belting, blocks and uia'hlnery. K-llare Heal to All Our Motto Call Phone L'I'.l. Main H "all Revel, ii rg Ore The Furniture Man If'., 5 r ,- -i I r r V t " i ' 1 Stop at Hotel Umpqua New and Modern HIGH GRADE Life Insurance EXCLUSIVELY Kive years in Hosehurg aa Dis trict Manager for Tho Mutual Ufa of N. Y. Writing Life In surance is my exclusive and only business. See (he new in come Hltcy. J. F. IIUTCIIASON Office, First State Dank Hldg. & Savings STOP AT Hotel Grand Cass St., Roseburg, Or. Real Estate t'lty and Vann lmerty 'l imber Lands Agent Tor WrNtlnko and Wineliester Hay Town Lnt.s. GEORGE RITER; 122 West Oak Street. Nephi Land Plaster Wc have a few tons "WIZARD" Fertilizer for your Lawns and Gardens J. F. BARKER & CO. I'ti-hnru. tlrcui'ii I tliph'mrilts I 'rhiclfX Why me II nml I' (he must IiumiiI nnl leltel'H in the alphabet 'I lleeHiiM) ) on roil hi n't liave Href oi Polk without them: We carry a comploin linn of beef and pork, especially designed for taiite and fork! You will be pleased with I lie meats we jadl yon, if It wen not set, we would not tell you! The Economy Market (ni. Klllllllllll!!! hone ,H. We Are looking for the Man who lia:t M.iled hi4 clothes o I : l ' 1 1 thai they are riot Ml to wear. .No j matter how diriy or treasy the suit may be, m- are -o.Mipp d with Hie nifi.:t modi-rn machinery, and hav killed Y.iuknien uho know bow in ( lean. i:piilr and I'rr-. i M hdhe- ro I hat they look Jum( like new. j Imperial Cleaners Phone 277 312 N. .hicksnn BKfOKK Itii vinj n CUE AM Srpiiriilor i'' Si c Ihc Latest 5 f 'i Model ' SIIAR.fl.ES I Suc tion l ei-d at. tlm Douclus County Creanu-ry :''. AgC D E i.5i FGHI J K L M N 0! ?PQR5T u v wx y i rop r DAILY WEATHKR . REPORT. U. S. Weather Bureau, local office, Roseburg, 24 hours end lug S a. ni., today: freefpitation lu luches and hun dreiltliB: llkluMt temperature yesterday. 4! l.uwosT teiiipi'rature last nlht.. lit Precipitation, lat 2 1 hours .. Total preclp. since nrat or mo. 1.31 Normal prei'ip. for this month 3.9S Total preclp. from Sept. I to date 1 7 . a s AvvrnKH preclp. from Sept. 1, '77 26. i)S Total (loficioncy from Sept 1, '16 9.0H AveraKo preclp. for Hit wet sea sous (Sep. to May, inclusive). 12 WILLIAM UELU Ohserver. WEATHEK FORECAST: Tonlulu and Thursday partly cloudy; liKht frost tonight. LODGE CARDS I KXKiHTS OF PVTIIIA, Alpha ; Lodgo No. 4 7, meets every Wed I uesday evening Cor. Jackson and Cass Sis. Visitors always welccme I. T. WHITNEY, C. C. ROY F. DUKHIN, M. P. E. E. WI.MHEK1.Y. K. R. S. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD, Oak Camp No. 125. Meets lu the Odd Fellows' hall In Roseburg every 1st & 3rd Monday evenings, Visit ing ueighbors always welcome. J. M. THRONE, C. C. M. M. MILLER. Clerk. KAfil.KK, nosoburg Arle meets In tlialr hull on JackBon St., on 2nd and 4tb Monday evenings of each month, at 8 o'clock. Visiting bretti len in good standing always wel come. J. C KO10NIU, W. P. II. K. UOOOMAN, W. Sec. Phono M 188. WOMKN OF WOOIICRAHT, Lllao Circle No. 49. Meets on the 1st and 3rd Monday evening of each month at Odd Fellows' hall. Visit- ' lug members In good standing are Invited to attend. I.KNA DUNN, Q. N. CLAHA OAWLFIEhD. Clerk. O. K. S., HosehnrK (Impler No. 8. Holds their regular meeting on the 1st and 3rd Thursday In each month. Visiting members In good standing are respectrully Invited to attend. MISS MAUOAltKT PAGE, V. M. Kit UK JOHNSON. Secy. lUOIlKKAHH, Iloxcburg Ttebckah LodKe, No. 41, I. O. O. V. Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple every Tuesday evening. Visiting sisters and brethren Invited to attend. MIIS. MM MA I.KNOX, N. li. MUS. TILI.IIO JOHNSON, See. ELSIE IIUMfllltKY. V. S. I. O. O. P., ltlslnu Star IodKo No. 174 meets in the Odd KellowB' Temple evory Friday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. VV. S. I'OWlOI.L, N. (1. CAUI, W. OILMAN. Hoc. Secy. M. KICK LIC. F. S. I.OVAI. OHDKIl OF MOOHH, Kose burg Lodge No. 1037. Meets Mon day evening of eaeh week, at 8 o' clock tn Maccabce hall. All visiting brothers are Invited to attond. W. J. MOON, Dictator. H. O. l'AUOETKH. Secy. I. O. O. P., I'nion Kncampment No. 0. Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple, every Thursday evening. ViBltlng brethren always welcome. O. II. PICKENS, C. P. J. It. HA 1 LEY, II. P. J. K. PICKENS, It. S. JAMES EWAHT, F. S. I. O. O. V., riilletnrUin lodge No. 8. Meets In Odd FellowB' Temple, coiner Jackson and Cass StB., on Saturday evening of ench week. Members of the order In good stauiling are invited to attend. V. T. JACKSON, N. 11. A. J. liEDDEH, ltec. Secy. J. 11. BAILEY. Fin. Secy. II. I. O. Elks, Itusclnii-K IHlge, No. v il'Jll. Holds regular communica tions at the Elks' Temple on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month. All members requested to attend regularly, and all visiting brothers are cordially Invited to attend. E. II. STEWAHT, K. U. lit A 13. KIDDLE, Sec'y. A. P. X A. M., I.nurel lodge No. 1:1. Regular Communications 2nd and fourth Wednesdays each month at .Masonic Temple, Itnsehurg, Ore. Visitors welcome. IIEN.I. CAKO. V. M. W. K. IIAltUlt-:. Secy. FOR I4KST JITNI2Y SRKVICK I'lione "Shorty" C. W. Young & Son KKAL tCSTATIi Bonds. Loans, Rentals l ire Insurance, Notary Public 116 CASS ST. PHONE 417. Mrs. F. D. Owen Cl'T F I.OWKKS I'OTTKD FFAXTS FFNKlCAf. DKSICNS WF.DDING F.OQFKTS PHONK3 Greenbouiie tt-KIVJ at; 411 76 1 t
