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Newspaper Page TextPAOB FtTB jz? DEPARTMENT of CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. j& Here's the place to get Large Results at, Small Expense. Three lines 3 times for 25 cts. BRIEF NEWS. ITEMS OF THE CITY evenin'Ci nosuuvna review, ti esd.iv. april s. ioit. Get flags at the Book Store. , Cur owners rem! Churchill's adv. Easter novelties and cards at the Hook Store. C. R. Palm went to Carnes Mon day on business. Used cars at special bargain prices. Koseburg Garage. We now have coal. Page Invest ment Co. Phone 242. Mrs. R. K. Taylor, of Oakland, visited in the city Monday. Broccoli knives made especially for broccoli, at S. K. Sykes. Jitney service, phone 2. F. H. Smith, CasB and Hose streets. OMie Sands, of Green, left Mon day for Portland on a business visit. Spraying done. Call 340 Spruce St. Phone 101-R. W. J. Hughes. J. Anderson returned .Monday to Carnes after a short stay in the city. Floyd Miller, who visited in the tit.v Sundav left Monday for lil lard. Mrs. Tony Nease arrived here yes terday from Sutherlin for a brief visit. . I rs. .1 . C. K a eg i a r r i v ed f ro in Wilbur Monday mnrnig to spend the day here. Olive. Munsou returned yesterday from Winchester, where she visited a few days. S. J. .lones spent today in the vi cinity of Drew looking after busi ness matters. It. H. Howe and ft. Anderson ar rived here Monday from Seattle to visit in the city. A. D. S. Digestive Tablets relieve distress after eating. For sale b) Hamilton Drug Co. K. M. Cook, of Myrtle Creek, ar rived here last evening to spend a few days on bhsiness. Mrs. George Wilson, of Portland-, arrived here last evening to spend U few days with friends. Now Is the time to buy your bulbs Tor bedding. Cull at 124 Cass ft. Mrs. F. I). Owen, Florist. The Pollyanna serves as good a eup of chocolate or coffee us can be had anywhere at any price. Jas. Pennington, of Green, left on Monday for Vani-ouver. Washington, where ho will stay indefinitely. Mr. and Mrs. William Huney. ol Portland, arrived here last evening lo spend a 'few days with friends. Mis. Jesse Horketl, of Kugene, I visiting her father, Rev. Unhurt Mouth, who has been unite ill here. 11. X. Str.rr, of Portland, arrived here last evening to spend a couple or days looking after business mat icrs. County Fruit Inspector F. 1.. Strang was at Sutherlin Monday af ternoon looking over some nursery stock. .1. C. Itigger. a well known travel ing salesman, arrived here last even ing to spend a couple of days on business. S. A. Davis, who came here from Spokane to spend n week on busi ness, went lo Oregon City Monday afternoon. Be sure It is a Bare ley. the only corset made to fit each and every figure. Will call and tako orders. Phone 41S-J. Mr. and Mrs. .1. W. Tynan return ed Trout Portland this morning after spending a vacation of two weeks in that city. Mrs. It. C. Agee. of Klkton. who spent the winter here visiting with triends, left Monday for Wilbur to spend several days. Order bedding plants now, all kinds in any quantity. Prices right. Mrs. F. D. Owen, Florist, at the Pollyanna, on Cans Rt, Mrs. X. .1. Stafford, who had been employed as a nurse at the home of Mrs. Itell Phillips, left Monday af ternoon for her home at Oakland. I. M. Uragg, of the Oregon Sol diers' Home, who hud been visitinu at Medford for some lime, returned to his home here Monday afternoon Mrs. S. K. Fry. of Kugene. who had been the guest of Mrs. Glen Pat rick, went to (.rants Pass this morn ing, where she will enjoy a short visit. Miss .lessie Lawrence, of Dillard. arrived here Monday from Portland, where she had been for several weeks. Miss Lawrence will make her home in this city. Mrs. G. K. Handy left Monday for her home at Cottage Grove. aftor a visit here with friends and rela tives. She was accompanied by her father. Henry Conn, who will visit with her. Do you buy fancy labels or (he goods? Fancy lithographed cans for coffee now cost about 5c per lb. P. S. C. Steel Cut Coffee comes in plain cartons, freshly roasted and packed twice a week. You will tind no bet ter coffee. It costs you less. Peo ple's Supply Co., wholesale to the consumer. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always th. Always bears Signature of Signature Perfection Oil Heaters Warm Arundel, piano tuner. Pnone 189L. Mrs. H. H. Wilson was in from Green Monday. Safety First Jitney Service. Phone 46. Two cam. Mrs. II. H. Wilson was in from Green yesterday. It. W. Potter .of Portland, spent Monday in this city. We now have coal. Page Invest ment Co. Phone 242. Mrs. T. B. Burnett was in from Hound Prairie Monday. Mrs. Susie Hales returned Monday from a visit at Kiddle. Subscriptions for magazines so licited. Fiction Library. W. H. Sykes left this morning for Drain to look after business affairs. H. B. Ellison, of Portland, arrived here Sunday evening to spend a few days. Lee Goodman .of Looking Glass, pent Monday in oHseburg on busi ness. Mrs. Douglas Waite left for Round Prairie Sunday evening, where she is teaching school. J. M. Martin, of Myrtle Creek, ar rived here Monday to spend a couple of days on business. " Mrs. Ross Hutchinson, of Kellogg, returned home today after a visit at Wilbur with her son. Misses Fay Walker and Mattie Remington, of Drain, came down last evening for a visit here. . L. It. Sandblast returned this morning from Marn field, where he had been on a business trip. D. K. Vernon, editor of the Oak land Advance, arrived t his morning to spend the day in this city. C. K. Ferguson, a well known timber agent, of Portland, spent Monday in Koseburg qn business. K. G. Davis, of Portland, arrived here last evening to spend a few days looking after business matters. W. H. Lecky, of the Soldiers' Home, left this morning for Oak- laud lo visit for the next day or two. Drop in THfcJ POLLYANNA after the show or dance for a hot chicken tamale or sandwich. The best ever. Mrs. II. T. Wells and Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Wilson arrived here from Kid dle oi Monday to spend several days. II. C. Xippert left Monday morn ii g for Portland, where he will look after bus')ess matters for a few days. Warren Fruits, of Klamath Falls, passed through today on his way home, after a visit with relatives at Wilbur. John liruer.ner. of the Soldiers' Home, left on Monday for Port land, where they will visit ll;e next lew days. P. A. Wilson and wife, of Kiddle, who were here to attend the funeral ol Mrs. May Hervey, left lor home last evening. Fred Strang, county fruit inspec tor, left this morning for Oakland and Youcalla to inspect some fruit trees recently received. S. M. Crouch, the well known hard ware merchant of this city, returned here Sunday from Oakland, where he spent the day on business. Your present high living cost may bo naturally lowered by Judicious buying in quantities. Get wholesale prices at the People's Supply Co. Eat Del Monte canned fruit and vegetables. They are good. The price is very reasonable at the Peo ple's Supply Co., wholesale to the consumer. M r. a n d M rs. P. N. II u t cher a r rived here from Ashland this after noon on a short business trip in connection with disposing of their farm in Orchard Valley. Buy fresh spring seed, varieties best adapted to Southern Oregon. Biggest assortment of hulk and package, garden and field seeds. People's Supply Co., wholesale to the consumer. Tin first ripe wild strawberies of the season were shown here iast Sat urday by Wm. Howard, of Wilbu r. They evident ly grew in a sheltered I lere the best strawberrw grows ripened, since the weather has been so cool. Sow more aUalfa, clover and Su dan grass and increase your hay crop, and the fertility of your land. Stock beets, stock carrots, kale, etc., will yield big returns In feed. (Jet fresh field seeds at the People's Sup ply Co. One hundred cents. This Is the value you get for every dollar you spend at this store. My goods are honestly bought, and honestly sold. I have no ambition to "get rich quick." A legitimate profit satisfies me. No special baits just the best of everything for less. Spot Cash Basket Grocery, A. G. Dunlap, Pro prietor, li:!8 N. Jackson St. it.i curra.-. i ir-itisn? (.liirrv? You need l)r. Kind's Now Immcov ei y to stop that fold, the soothing balsam ingredlonN heal the irritated n i em bran, soot lit the hot1 t hroat. the antiseptic finalities kill the gprin and your cold is quickly relieved. 1 r. King's New liscn try has for 4 S yearn boon the standard remedy (or roughs and colds in thousands of homo-?, (let a bott le today and hae it handy in uur medicine cnest for omiirlis. cold croup, grippe and all bronchial affect foil. At your druggist. "Or. All Classified Advertisement In serted new today will be found on I'age 0( under "New Today" head. MONEY TO LOAN. MORTGAGE LOANS. We have in surance money ou the ltural Credit plan 20 year loans on im proved farms. See Uice & Itice. WE WRITE INSURANCE whereby the assured gets the most protec tion for the money. Expert advice given on any line of insurance. Uice & Rice. WE WILL LOAN YOU MONEY. 2U year rural credit farm loans. Farmers desiring loans on the amortized plan, without red tape and no commission charges, can secure them at low interest rate by calling on or writing to Rice & Rice, Roseburg, Oregon, financial representatives of the Agricultur al Credit Corporation of Oregon. See M. F. Rice. LOST AM) FOUND. LOST. Fair of gold rimmed glasses in case of Clingenpeel, jeweler. Reward for return to Review of fice. CASH reward paid for return of new umbrella mislaid in some ltose . burg store Thursday, March 22. Three notches cut in handle for identification; crooked haudle. Leave at North Side Grocery. WANTED WANT HI). Maid at Pmpqua Hotel. Li WOOD CllOPPKRfi WANTKl). C. T Urown Phone :t-K "4 WANTKl). An experienced dining room pirl at the (Irand Restaur- ant. 1 : WANTED. Canary birds. Call 725 West Lane, or Phone 257-Y. Mrs. D. H. Urown. WANTKl. Position as housekeeper in small family by experienced middle-aged woman. Phone 1-F11. STKAM engineer seeks place; 15 years experience. Would tako any kind or work. Apply at Review off! cg. WAXTKD. Two Foxterrier pups, G weeks to 6 months old. Who can furnish them soon? Address P. W. (icorge, Kellogg, Ore. - WANTKl). More men with axes lo ..cut poles for wood; pay by the hour. Apply at ranch, across river from town. O. J. Lindsey. WANT TO BUY good second hand automobile, from 1 !i 1 I to 1!U7. Will also consider light truck, (live price and details first letter. S. .1. Taylor, Grants Pass, Ore. KKSPKCTAliLK, sober sinirle man, experienced private places, care grounds, horse, cow. poultry, raise vegetables, wants situation city or suburbs; state terms. Address George F. Walsh, San Francisco, Cal., General Delivery. KUK UK NT. FOK KKNT. l-'urnishod apart ments. Call 10i; W. Washington St., Room II. or l'hont 4 -" 1 . FOK SALK AXD TRADE FOK SAIJO. Casolino wood sawiiiK machine. Hox (iX, don bower. Or. FOll SALK CHKAIV- Two good wood ruuRes. Oregon Gas & Klec trif; Co. JKILSKY COW FOU SALK. Now fresh wit h hoiler calf. Phono 37-F5, or address Earl Agee, Kosoburg. FOU SALK. House and lot on Fast Lane St. Small payment down, balanre easy terms. W. S. How ard. lMione 37-F2. FOU SALK. Fine, lare barred Plymouth Hock cockerels from good laying strain, $1.00 each. Frank J. Norton, Sutherlin, Ore. FOU SALK. 4 -room ftd furnished house and two lots, corner Rob erts and Hamilton, near Rose school. Price $800, If taken at once. 205 Roberts street. FOU SALE OU TRADE. Three hacks, will trade for hay or grain or sell for cash; also four automo biles for sale. Apply to either Louis Kohlhagen or John Ranks. FOU SALE I1Y OWNER. 120 acres of timber land, 8 miles west of Drain; good timber. Chas. O. Anderson, liox 463, Ballard Sta- t i on , Seattle, Wash. FOR SALK. 25 Single Comb R. I. Red rockerelq; alo hens, pullets and baby chirks. Write for prices and mating lists. L. II. Skinner A Sons. Roseburg, Oregon. STRICTLY FANCY SEEDS. Alfal fa, Sweet Clover r-4 -arllled , Red, and Alsike Ciorr, Timothy anil other grans seeds. Money-back guarantee: Ralph Waldo Klden, Central Point. Oregon. LAND less than last year'8 produc- j tion. Age compels sale 55 acres, j 9iuu acre; aeariy u aireuuy seeded, mostly wheat; good roatt, near railway; $3000 cash, balance , lanyonviiie, Oregon, registehed nrnor jeusky HOARS. Farrowed Sept. 7, "16. Larsc, fine individuals. Have never know n what it was to be ! hungry. See them ana laKe "uri pick. Charles A. Ilrand, The Over-, land Orchards. FOR SALE. lied Clover seed, guar anteed Hit", pure; per pound, 18 cents. Second hand McCorniiek binder In A-l order, 8 foot cut, for $100; 4 . Vi foot cut McCorniiek mowing machine, first class, $10; ltock Island double disc riding plow, fine shape, $40. They quit fanning. Inquire S. J. Ilaseel, Glendale. If you nave something to sell, tb trade, to rent, or have lost something or found something, use a Want Adv. in The Review. At'TO STACK LINK DEPOT. Dally stages and autos for Mursh Tleld and all Coos Bay points, also tor Peel and Millwood, leave t. W. Rapp's grocery store, l.'ili Sheridau street. Cash paid for produce along the line. o MAD AGAIN. We will soil fence for cash now: A ;!;i-in. !l-bar fence lor .'tfie rod; a SCSll heavier fence for 40c; S-hnr Hi l Koot fence for Il'i'j; 4r,-in. 8-nar. wood fence l ie; S-bar 20 Inch fence I for ;t;!e per rod; 12G fence for 31c: n I I ;"-! n. 7-bar Page fence for per t1: J :- PjiRO fence for 57- ; le a rod; heavy 4S-in, l;--bar Pago fence 65c; heavy 58-in. 20-bar loop ton TOc. Several other kinds stock ' fence; many kinds of poultry fence from $1.00 roll up; barb wire. staples, etc., at lowest prices. Prices subject to change without notice and stock on hand. (let busv If vou want rt bargain while wo have the goods. steams & Chenoweth. Oakland and Youcalla. mrrc & Kin One of the lies! Bargains We Have Kver Had to Oiler. Circumstances has forced the own er to sacrifice so as to make quick sale. 100 acres, 8 miles from llosoburg, on a good road; SO rods to a store and school; 100 rods to postoffice: daily nnil; improvements; good house and barn; blacksmith shop; chicken house and yards; other out buildings; good wire fences around entire place. 15 acres in prunes, It years old ; 4 acres In apples, with peach trees for a filler; 2 acres in broccoli. Italance is in grains and corn fields and pact lire. Price, if taken within Ion davs, $10,500.00. ' NOTICE OF M MEETING OF Till: STOCKHOLDERS OF TML ROSEIU H; ItUIJHM. HOMES ASS XT ATIOX. Notice is hereby given that Hie annual meeting of (he stockholders of the Roseburg Ruilding Homey As sociation will be held at the office of Its secretary. George Xeuner, Jr.. In the First State & Savings Rank building, city of Roseburg, Douglas County, Oregon, on Wednesday, the 11th day of April. 1917. at 7:30 p in., of .said day. for the purpose of electing seven directors and three auditors for the ensuing year, to re ceive the annual report of the ner retary, and to transact ;uch other business as may properly come be foro the said meeting. I uted at Roseburg. Oregon, t his 2l Ii dav of .March. 1917. OEOltOE NKCNKR. Jr.. Secret a ry. EXTION FARMERS. If interested in gas tractors, sleam engines, sawmills or threshers, write to the A. H. Averilt Machinery Company, lf Portland. The tractors sold by thbt company are the best and will stand the tent. U WHERE TO GET RESULTS. A 4 Yon ran rnr-h the people by A 4 fldvertining In The Review. 4 Thpre are more oopii'H of the A Imlly and Twiop n-wk Review 4" 4 printed and clrculaU-d regularly J. I'vcry week, than of all the othf-r 4. 4 Iotit.'las County pap'-ra coin 4 4 hlned. 4 H-H4W-H-W-I4W-H1- BEFORE buying a CREAM Separator See the Latest. Model SHARPLES Suction Feed at. the Douglas County Creamery the bath room f PROFESSIONAL CARDS Refer all your collections and financial matters for adjustment to ( the PACIFIC ADJUSTMENT I COLLECTION SERVICE. Inc. Room 222, Perkins llldg. I No charge unless collection or ad- justment made, I)lt. C. I.. PEARSON DENTIST Office Masonic Bldg. Phone 240. UK. N. PLVIjER Licensed Chiropractic Physician 222 W. Lane St.-; Roseburg, Oregon Phone 1 0-2. Consultation and Examination Free. Office Hours, 9 to 6. Chiropractic and Electrical Treat ments. THE IIEINMNE SCI KM) I, OF PIANO MUSIC. Mrs. Charles Ileinllne, Director Mrs. Max Combs, Assistant Teacher Beginners a specialty. Concert Pianists developed. Morning classes In Kindergarten, chiniren called for and taken home. Studio 423 Ella St. Phone 33-R. NEW OOCSTV MAP Showing railroad lands, price $1.60 L. G. HICKS, Surveyor P. O. Box. 477, Roseburg 2p3 Perkins llldg. Phone 427-J. im. ('. II. YA1IC I'UVSICI.AN AM) si iu;i;(' Phouea: Office 4r):; ltua. U'li-U Rooms 4 15-4 1 li, Perkins Wnildiiitt. MISS PKAKL STUART CirntlUHle Nuroe Phone 1011. Ri'S. 218 S. Jackson II1W. 8UKLV, 8KT11KK A! STliWAKT 1'hyNleluna and Hiuxooim Suite of Offices Kear of Douglas Na tional liault, Qruund Floor. Phone 3IS7 ROSEUURQ .... OREGON Office Hours: Phones' 10 to 12 a. ui. Office: Main 171 2 to 4 p. m. Ilea: Main 172 Ml. l.l'CKTtA SMITH Physician Women and Children Diseases a Specialty. Office: Masonic llldg. Second Floor Phone 278-L. Office Ilonra 9 to 5. 1)11. J. It. I OILMAN Ijici'tistMl t'liinipract lc Physician Office at bis home, 1127 Harvard Ave. KveuliiKS and Suudaya by ap pointment, l'hone concerning Jitney .service. I'uiiMiitu lions and uKauilnu tions frt'e. 1 CALL FOR SCHOOL WARRANTS. Notice is hereby given (hat all school warrants of District No. 4, or Douglas County, Oregon, to and in cluding No. 14K0, endorsed Septem ber L't;, 1 It Hi, "Not paid for want of funds," and prior thereto, a re this day called for payment by the un dersigned anil Interest there on will cease from dale of this notice. Dated this .li'ih day of March, HI! 7. ROSCOK N. (i II E EN, Clerk of School District Number 4, Douglas Cfiiinty, Oregon. FOR BEST JITNEY si:rvicf: l'hone "Shorty" 76 We Are looking for the Man who has sulli'd hi ninth'' mi badly that tlH-y ari nut fit to wear. No matter how dlrly or Rreasy the milt may he, we are eiiijnd with the most modern machinery, and have skilled workmen who know how to ( lean. Iteiulr and I'rrs Old Cliilhe so that they look just like new. I Imperial Cleaners ! Phone 277 342 N. Jackson B. W. STRONG The Furniture Man G. W. Young & Son REAL ESTATE Bonds. Loans, Rentals Fire Insurance, Notary Public 116 CASS 8T. PHONE 417. Real Estate City nml Farm Projwrly Timber I-inuds Agent for West lake nml Winchester Hay TovhIjo.s. GEORGE R1TER 122 West Oak Street Nephi Land Plaster We have a few tons "WIZARD" Fertilizer for your Lawns and Gardens F. BARKER & CO. htttst'lmru:, tirvgoti Jliljilt'tilfnts . I'eiiccs Mrs. F. D. Owen CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS FUNERAL DESIGNS WEDDING DOQUETS PHONES Greenhouse 0-K12 Clf y 414 r.' i ; ' r - ! f i 1 Sl r c. r- 5 1 W..- HlMV Stop at Hotel Umpqua New and Modern HIGH GRADE Life Insurance EXCLUSIVELY Flvo years In Roseburg ns Dlfl Irlct Manager for The Mutual Llfo of N. V. Writing Lire In surance Is my exclusive and only business. Sue (ho now in come Hllcy. J. F. IIUTCHASON Office, Klrnt Rtato Savings Uank llldg. STOP AT Hotel Grand Cass St., Roseburg, Or. awoi m i:mi:t Whilf you still bavo tin oppor tunity to g't sirlflly tirst Ity hair goods lift' ', choapi'r t ha ii I ho big Hloro jo-Iron, "do It now." lloro bill a short time lotigor. llao your combing mado up. "Tho Hotter Way." VV. II. CIKARD Phona 451. 100 M. Washing ton, coruor of Jackson Hi. Why nro It mid I tho tnot lniHirt tuil lot tor In (ho-nlibab4a(? j lloriuiuc yon couldn't luivo Hcur or INuk without them: Wo carry a compiovp lino of bcof I and pork, especially doslgn.jd for ' knlfo and fork! You will bo phased '. with tho moats we soil you, If It wuru , not so, wo would not toll you! j The Economy Market (ioo. Kohuhagon, rrop., Thonw OH. i Review Want Ada. bring reiultt. 0B FGHIJ KLMNO! mk PQR 5T U V W X Y I, z l.ll,Y H.Tlll:U HEPOHT. IT. S. Weather llureau, local office, RoKehurg, 24 hours, ending G a. ni., today: Precipitation In Inches and hun dredths: HlKht'sl temperature yesterday .2 Lowest temperature lu(t night ..Hi) Precipitation, hist 24 hours .. .13 Total preclp. since nrsi or mo. 44 Normal precip. for this month 2.48 Total preclp. from Sept. 1 to date 20.85 Average preclp. from Sept. 1, '77 28.48 Total deficiency from Sept 1, '16 - 7.ti:t Average preclp. for 39 wet sea sons (Sep. to May, lncluslve)32.12 WILLIAM HELL. Observer. WEATHER FORECAST: Fair tonight and Wednesday. LODGE CARDS KMCillTS OF PYTHIAS. Alpha Lodge No. 4 7, meets every Wed nesday evening Cor. Jackson and Cuss Sts. Visitors alwayB welcome 1. T. WHITNEY, C. C. HOY F. DURUIN, M. F. E. E. WIMBERLY, K. R. S. WOODMEN OF THK WORLD, Oak Camp No. 125. Meets in the Odd Fellows' hall In Roseburg every 1st & 3rd Monday evenings. Visit ing neighbors always welcome. J. M. THRONE. C. C. M. M. MILLER. Clerk. UAGLKiS, ItoBOburg .Arte meets In their hall on JackBon St., on 2nl and 4th Monday evenings of each month, at 8 o'clock. Visiting breth ren in good BtunillnK always wel come. J. C. KOKNIO, VV. I. II. F. UOODMAN, VV. Sac. Hhone M 183. VVOMKN OK WOODt'ltAFT, Lllao Circle No. 49. Meets on the 1st and 3rd Monday evening of each month at Odd Fellows' hall. Visit ing members In good standing are Invited to attend. I 0 It A llll.UKUT, (1. N. Cly.Mt.V t'AWI.I'IIOI.I). Clerk. O. K. H., IttMobui'K Clutliter No. 8. Holds their regular meeting on the 1st and 3rd Thursday In each month. Visiting members In good stundlng are respectfully Invited to attend. MISS MAHGAR1ST PAGE, W. M. KltHIC .lOIINSON, Hecy IIUIIKK'.YIIS, Roseburg Rebekah Lodge, No. 41, I. O. O. P. Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple every Tuesday evening. Visiting Bisters and brethren Invited to attend. MltS. 10 MM A I, KNOX, N. 0. MRS. Til. UK JOHNSON, Sec. ELSIE HUMPHREY. F. S. I. O. O. V., Rising Htnr Ijqdge No. 174 meets in the Odd Follows' Temple every Friday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. VV. S. I'OVVKLL, N. G. CAUL W. OHMAN, Roc. Secy. M. FICKLE, F. S. I.OVAL OKOKIt OK MOOSB, Rose burg Lodge No. 1037. Meets Mon day evening of eaoh week, at 8 o' clock In Maccabee ball. All visiting brothers ure Invited to attend. W. J. MOON, Ulctntor. II. O. PARQETER, Secy. I. O. (. F., Union Enrsmpment No. 0. MeotH in Odd Fellows' Temple, every Thursday evening. VlBitlng brethren ulwuys welcome. (). II. PICKENS, C. P. .1. It. I1AI1.F.Y, II. P. J. K. T'ICKENS, R. S. JAMES KWAHT. F. S. I. O. O. I'., I'lilletJUian IxkIk No. 8. Meets In Odd Fellows' 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. OEDDES, Roe. Socy. J. II. BAILEY. Fin. Socy. II. P. O. Elks, lbmcburK Liodtre, No. iWO. Holds regular communica tions nt the Elks' Temple on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month. All members requested to attend rcgulurly, and all visiting brothora are cordially Invited to attend. E. U. STEWART, E. R. IRA B. RIDDLE, Sec'y. A. K. A A. M., Lani-el Ix1r No. 1:1. Regular Communications 2nd and fourth Wednesdays each month at MuHnnlo Temple, Roseburg, Ore. Visitors welcome. Ft E.N J. CAHO. W. M. W. F. HA Kit IS. Socy. Ileal cHtatr can readily be sold, hmiKht or exchanged thoimh the citisirud advertisements in The lie view. A Want Adv. will bring you nat hfiicrnrv results at small cost. Douglas hide and Junk Company lllKhest Cash Market Trices Paid for Hides, Furs, Wool. Copper, Rrass, Auto Tires. Rags and all kinds of Junk. Wo also buy and sell tools, belting, blocks and machinery. iinre Deal to All Our Motto Call l'hone 2 1. Main & Oak Roseburtf - Oregon