Roseburg review., June 26, 1917, Image 4

mi iwra
EVEXIXO ROflEBlRO REVIEW, TTESDAT. JTVE 28. 1HIT.
Submarine Viu Ukll.
EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE DAILY ROSEBURG REVIEW.
PUBLISHED EVEHT EVENING EXCEPT BUNIMT BT
AN' ENGLISH PORT. June 26
American naval gunners guccessf ully
: (ought off a big German submarine
i which attacked an American passen
' ger liner off Ireland la.it night. The
i furpedo from the submarine missed
' the target Ly lea than feet.
REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY
WIMHKHI.Y
S. HMil.lt
V. A. I'ETTIT
(1. V. W IMIll Itl.V
Entered at KnHPhur, Oregon, postoffire rs second class matter
Office, Hevlew Uu'ildlng, 221) North Jackson Street.
Famous Quintet For
Western Chautauqua
Kl'IISOtirTIo ItATF.N:
Dally, by mall, per year
Dally, by carrier, per montb
Dally, by carrier, pur week
Twlce-a-week. per year
Twiee-a-weck, six niontba ICC
AMKIilCAN SI'IIIIT WILL win TIIK WAIt.
lied Cross week, which cliiM-d on June 125, 1917, will (lotiljtlcs.s
pro down in history as one of the liiff "red letter" events in our
national experience. Never before have our people so fully real
ized the awfulness of the present war, and their unity of action i.;
far beyond comparison. This so-called lied Cross "drive" shows
our nation to be practically of one mind in this world-wide mission
of humanity. While the returns are still incomplete, the 100,
000,000 aslied for has doubtless been exceeded by lens of millions
of dollars. These millions are not given to wage war but to save
lives and alleviate siiU'eriiitf.
Our own county has nobly done its share in this matter. Ilcinj?
asked for $700, it has responded with about 2'a times that sum.
Our state's quota of $(100,000 will probably be exceeded by more
than .10 per cent, and may reach !? 1 ,000,000. This shows a uni
versal willingness to help those who are going to the front to light
for our country and for humanity.
This same spirit of willingness to do their full share and more
will doubtless pervade our fighting men at the front. They go
with the full realization that this is a case where many must both
do and die. They give their all for humanity, freedom and civili
zation. They go with a zeal that knows no defeat. Ours is a na
tion which lights only in a just can' and never for conipiest or
the spoils of battle. Ilence it has never been defeated. With this
prestige and a united nation behind them, the world menace of
Prussian militarism is doomed. The strategists declare that the
eonllict will last for three years. It is possible that they may be
right. It is also possible that they do not take into consideration
that great indefinable quality of our young American manhood,
which may be termed energy-plus. A pace has already been set
which shows our national spirit in this great conflict. The Liberty
loan was exceeded by over .'") per cent and the lied Cross donations
will approximate like proportions. Our lighters, when they reach
the battle lines, are likely to demonstrate to the world that they
are the most strenuous, persist) nt and successful "go-getters" ever
assembled on so grand a scale. With constant support from home,
with abundant supplies for every need and it would be a crime
to send them less that same indomitable spirit which never
knows defeat may yet be able t cut in half the three years pre
dict)')! as the war's probable duration.
Keep this fact well m mind we are all in this war ami it is
a battle to the finish. The spirit of autocracy ami world domina
tion must be crushed. There is now no other wav to end it. The
harder and faster, -and the more skillfully and ell'ectiveiy the
blows are struck, the sooner the terrible ordeal vv ill he over.'Kach
one at home can do soinrtliimr. The lied Cro.-s campaign has
demonstrated the nation's willingness to help. It has also shown
n unity ol purpose that is bound to win, no matter how hard the
struggle.
o
''Selective draft" does no. mean the mere selection of the
physically lit, the weeding out of the ablest for war service. It
means that for the first time in historv, common sen .e ami know I-
edge of our common I ls will In- brought to bear in conscription
1 he land must not lose its laborers, the factorv must not .se its
siMMeii mecnanics in siu li numlii rs that I-
' -?l
13.00 fp '
2.oo J?V. far.-. V. V Lh
. OiV i, mitt - ZA - I . i V .'.t .- 4 w V . .
SMITH-SPRING-HOLM t3 ORCHESTRAL QU1NTl.T. j
t KVMH In Mn history of the I'liHiitJitni'iii a nun r i i ' i :t 1 1 r In", "tel
III ou.c i j i,iv..n..t. 1,1.1. it I,!-, )')) w.-vt ii.-tii tr.. s.niiii sii' in-'-i ; i:n.t
rnruicrlv i-oiiiitH'trtl with ililfiTriit I'iim!? of the rntintiy. Cljiy Smult it.
t
5
j Vi-el uunht Fire.
j ASTORIA. June 23. The motor
' -h i p MarK'irft, un hr muUlen oyafte
l to China with luiuhfi, caught (ire otf
j Yamiinu Ht'jid, On son, ysterlay. In
; lln- c-nxint room. It was towed back i
jaml unchoretj off Kluvcl.
Tvvn Nt'uiiM killtil.
ST. J.OL'I.S. June 25. Mob killed
two meroes in iliff.-rL'Ut ritia, who
re vliADtfd with attacking white
i women. Chester Suwyr wan taken
from the tiulvtHion jail and handed.
Shep Trent, another m-pro, was
faken from the otTicers at CU'veland,
Florida, and shot to death.
I-'IiihI hay'h lteci-ts.
WASlll.ViTON, June 25. Today
fx the last day of the campaign for
1 io,uiMt,o(iM for the Ked CrosH.
KiphtH'ii million dollars Ik yet need
tJ, and it is expected to he had by
tonight.
rciTty Is .iirnUeil
S. J. Jont-s, Carl Oliman and IT. V.
Marsters this morniiiK completed the
appraisement of thevstate of W. J).
Moore, a former resident of this city,
who iH now an in'nate of the state
j hospital. The appraisers fixed the
value of Mr. Moore's ranch near
itVoncalla at $2iHMt, while his Itoue-
niirK prop 1 1 y is r,nt io re worm
$ 2"o0. V. F. Thomas is guardian
of the Incompetent.
ti:otti;i:s' i.ci; m it,
KVI!K In the history of the f hmitatHpni Un a nore l-rii'irfit or In'i
iiiusical oi-L'tniiatioti hecn lnu::lit West il:tu Die S.iiii li Siirimr-l i
-ivln stnil (jiiintet.
'nruicrlv i'(nniHtiil with dilTiTent hiimls nf tlie entintiy. Clay Sinult !
K. IIithiM'S. eoinpovciH and arlisis u innvAntiw, satti'.niie, tlulf and dni
ure knuvvn aiinnif hand iinisiciiiiiH evr 'A itt-ic.
Cu In May Sprint; whs for many enis at ht-ad nf .-r own ?!p:Mi
k wii It'U known a- one of the h n-ader and i-iiild iinnei sutrt t-i s ilt I lie
try. A i 1 1 1 a l'irs i lie. violin soloist and pianist, is nil nitUt of mif at-ihty. a
Miss I. nius Spring is oit of tlie inot iiroiiiiiiciit e-iUi so!osts of tlie nitd
West.
Roscburg Chautauqua, July 14 to 20
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
.ml ..nt .. ill I : ....) ..!
The home must not be depleted, dependents must not become nub-
I i I'll'il'iniL- I ..... 4 1 1. .. I I . i-
.. 1 1 iim iei-imi.ii ii oi exempt ion. win
ing oi ine ininviiliial, they
large. Tliere will be many
k.l.MI I 1... .. .II I... 1. .1 I .. . . I .
...win.-., lir mil in- llllllll'll 111 SI.IV I ' 1 1 1 1 1 )
I rout, hut he will know and understand the rea
serving nis count ry hy remaining
To each his allotted place. Wisih
go or slay. It is lor us to accept the pl.-u
our might that task we an- ml in, I, ....I
win I
everyone to do Ins duly, llutv
l!e loyal to your duty. -Kx.
thev are think-
iire also thinking of the couutrv at
an anh'iit hid bitterlv ilisanooi'nleil
others go to the
un. lie is best
I he war means service for all.
'in must direct whether we shall
allotted ami do with all
Vmcrir.'t experts todav
as many forms, loyalty but one.
- o -
Locomotives, locomotives, mi,
the fundamental needs of llu.s. i;, t
l.omonoolf, railroad minister with
Washington, ). ('. "tjuii,. l ranl.lv I
iriemis, lie s:u. "give us I
tary success." Ilussia nei'il
i-onioiives to put her idle cars in ,
.in .inn oM -late ninniMT i.l i-.-u-s Ik in
..i.ii.ii.-.. .tun jiniMiii'r ij :innii;
llu.ssin'.s mauufai tore ,n,d her
i "ft mil. I lie I mtril Slil,.
in this hug)- program, and in
are mosi promising.
till more locomotives," are
ay, affording to Professor
le llussian mission, novv in
to von. our Ainei ii- ni
motives s1;1 Ku, V(M nijlj
'' I"1"1 H-whcel Annri.an lo-
n "I'ei'.-iuon ; ioiothi'i- thousand w ill,
I'ongested freight tcr-tlu-
ileiei)Micv l,)'tw)en
lenevval :itnl id'W nui
l' said, is lliissia's hope
now in progress vv hlch
iv t,
t lie pl
ot iat hi
ran
the
meet
for
'I'eSMi
I I'roln til,' (iarilini'r t'ourler.)
Mrs. liiiliill Mi'Muth. nt )',itli-
l.iMii-t, Wiish.. is lisiliiiK I i-lat i i-s ill
iliii'illlli'r litis VV,'I-.
.Vils. VV. I'. It,.)'i mill Mr,.. I'. V.
V'ill'K-lM, .11,11 Wel l' Miirslll H'lil Vlsjttll s
lie- liisl In! till' .-i'U.
.1 M . WYsilnn. ol lileiuela. is in
li.irilint r lliis wi'ik mill is ivislcri-il
al ill" i : . 1 1 ,1 1 ii i r llnli'l.
liiii'i lliirln-r. sun nt 1 y .1,-0 ii II, ir-li.-r.iif
Ihi.s cilv. is here mi a visit to
las ninllu-r Ireui .Vslnria.
Tin' lliTilspiu l Ki.-li i'o. shipiM-il
V i toui- Inns nf li.-h In nulslile mar-io-ls
VVi-ilni'silav nnirniiii:.
Nn.ih lllni-k ami V. II I'.sk wi re
in this ,-ilv trnm Sniillt lii,-r 'I'tti's
ilay. atliiiilitii: In tiiiini-ss in,,lli-is.
Mrs. J. V. Vlniran anil llinlall
Mm,. in ,nl I'nivallis, with retis
ii ii-il al He' C.inlm.T lie' last nt t ho
wi-.'k.
Vlrs .laini'S llrall.UM, vv lin I, ail
li n vi.imm l ,l.il oi-s al Si ol I sillily
inr s,-,Tal il:rs. i,-tuin,i inln In
l.i-l nl I In- w.-.k
Taken lnt;,'l h-r. Ilie tistiini; inilns
ir.v ami llie i-i'i'ainiTy Kives Ids-ils
1'ini llie Ial'i;i'st payioll in III l.uvri'i
l tiinii,i fun nl rv .
I',li- I.. I lal vsniiil. will' anil i-liilil
wi-i-e tip llnm llie ('nasi lillald (,a
imn Saiiuilay, ri'inainnm ever lur
l III' llallfi' III III' I'lrlllllE.
I nn- I ilile .1. It M.iylii-n v as nv ,1
I' nil" Ui-e il-pul l Tiles, lay nn hiiMlirss j
ami liiinst nit Itis I, nn, i' Inwn, It tt I mil ill
kimiKiiiK an iillu-r Inwn. lr
. V. Cilwanls. nialiaiMl- nf tie
1 1 a I'll I II i'- 'I'liialel-. p.i 1 1 nil ii-a M ra,
li,' n, l pr, u-f, -ils nf his slinvv 'ritnr
.lav nirl.l In till' llfil l'ln-s,
liiv II Hiifkini:. Mis llni-kintr,
Vli.s I; nt Ii llnfkinr ami Mr. l: I.
Hum. Oil went up tn Si'oltstoiii; Till'
.lav attftni.iin nil llif Atlas.
Vli.,' Tow lie. vv tin lias lie, -it at
walk Iff Milne time nn tin' rn.nl at
VV in. In t, r U.n. was in litis oily tin
,'i'eat ai t iv il v
this count ry. Il i
poets to graduate
liehls. and thai ov.
trie inii ol tlie current
W ill be developing av ial
chines will he supplied :
Ameri)-an av iators iiav
is being .sl,.,v ,. ,,, j,e .,,., v
said that alii t .,i;'iM (I,
-tll.l.'.lls per VM, ,,,, ,,
r I I "ii men v ,11 l. ii, ,ir i,v
'il' 'I . ffi::s j i, t . , ' . 1 . .
s at the i.,te ol ,
,pi,:iv
.l.!v
I li
Not satisfied w nli 011K .
one" Marine ( 'orps vv av . I In
the .Marine Corps re,-mil de
for $:mi,7imi worth of I iln itv
le;:
o -
' I v ii:e
i'i . r1..
ol al
...nil- .
I r
- Illl.lel
if i i:,f
' I 'tloll Sf.'iools of
e I lovi'i nnii'iil ,'
' ailv aiifcd I Iv ing
Is) plembi'r S. :v
"i-"t this ouniry
pi-n month. M i-
'iL inied
Hi ,i
.li
.li.
Ke.
I
friei
nf llie
I. in
l-l'ell
I'm
ll'.
ami
eek nil business I
tlie general nnr.'llan
it ,i ii .1 pn-i ,n:,si, r at
as a lni -in, s v isiii.r in
tll-l nf tlie week
... I xl .11 - e e.i ,..,' n , f
I' .ns I'm. Ill V , tn . ".
nt i ni; v it li her par, ii w.
I'teil t:.irl. ill this city.
t.
lilt
el e,
ill I--
un 1.
ile, I
tn .1
lo
in th,'
insl r:
C. '
II!
"tvv o in
'ftion at
I-, l lbe.l
will
-I. "II
. W in, I
i M.,i
Mis lallll, -e.,,
toi l, III'.- Inr llet I, ,',..
Klin will alien, M1 ,,,.
t lie I 'III V I'I ll. ,, ) ,, ,
Ilia, f l elaml. u I." i
fan, Hi In, me in VV , -i K
li'itw nn ''h ,,, -..I. iv f,,r
i.. nliete .In- h in In
Inisplliil )if tlie 1 nlwr
fnlllla.
left
l I
e I,.,, , "
I . II ,'
vv ! i;
. Vies VV ,i
-p. nt a !i ,
I Inn.
.-1,1 ll.l 1
ii i.i'i' lakn
ii ami m
,,.1.1 H.,i
. - i. i ;.n
- i. i I 1 1
i.i ,,i n. .,!
anil l ki.i
pur in l.e I.
... the 1 irp.
lain . s a
i If, in . a I
ami liar
..li Inisia,
iii'l I
A .1
'.p. i m
Vll al
ami Mi
.s ih,.,
f Mis
ll'llllie
PleW.
,1. ami
in a
I'., !
,'ek
e,i
; a.li.oitai;
ml Ih, ir
ml a! lite
!
The ,a tie,, fciven Saturday himIiI al
the I. II. O. I-', tlall was :t Very eujny
ahln al'lair. a koihI sia-il ernvvil la-inn
present. The i ti ii si r was liiriiislii'il
l,v Hellili'l-sltntr.s nil' lieslra, nf Kll-
j K'-ni'
K. ('. Kantsey, stiperinlf nileiil nf
Iln- lailrnail larpi liters who are
; htlilililll! the depots nt Ilee.lspnrl,
'spent Sunday in llariliniT. He tv
. perls the wnrk nearly finished al
I! Ispnit.
A wnll may wear a laiuh's skin.
! hilt it lines lint chance the illslmrls
.of the vvnlf. A trailnr may buy a
l.iherly bund and wrap himself In
i I In 1 folds i.i the flue, and still iv-
inain a traitor.
' lluhy Sntilli wen! nut to f'ni-vallts
lal week tn allelnl llie Kraduatini:
lexert ist'H nf file slate normal sehonl.
I of w hifh her sister. IJladys. Is a
IseUiileut. She will visit friends in
iia'vlanil In fon returning lioiue.
! It is nf no greater rredil to rive
'lniieallils fnr helpiiii; the lied I'ross
l il lots w here inn. has plenty to uive.
(halt it Is lo iiive u few cms w lu-n it
is all that line has. It is the spirit
l hat founts, us well us (lie money.
Mr. mill Mrs. Walsh and ilauidite r,
of San Kraiifisfii, are the puesis of
Henry W'adf aial family this week.
Mrs. Walsh is ail eld time residi-nt
l (lariliner, her father, rapt. Leeds.
it one Hull' ( vv 1 1 i 1 1 K 111' Cardiner
I'airv l-'al'iii. now ovvlifd hy W. I.
II, e.i.
Tlie luc tileall'T. Vllilfll Vlfllt lo
assist alife of the Nnrw f uiail
uhtfi- l.inaloa. which was
w i, fke, I at I'ape Itlntteo. relurue.l
Monday, lull b, in ahle to :et llie
it --.il off the rm'ks ll is repniled
Ih it the lalce frelilhler will be a to
tal wreck.
'II... ,...,.1 l...t...... l,l,.l,nrir .i,..l
Kn-'I'Ul'K is r,'lnrted tn be in Knnil I
eon i inn . A party of five came
in. r the mud from Koselinia; to
Sini'-hnrK last week ill all unlit j
1 1 1 ; . K , 1 1 tr tlie irip in three Itouls and,
I" ii'iniites, alter making several
-inps op th,. road.
The tu meaner, under rotnmaiul
nl l ;: 1-1 ll Wi sler.lale. left Tllesllil.v
I "' tier, 'life, at the Inolllh of the
'..11. for ll'e purpese i,!' towitn
; .. . , 1, -els ami eiiiht barn, s frma ;
iti.it pom! tn Astoria. It is not
: 'loin- lit Ihat Ihe t lie w ill be able lo ,
i ,ke ..11 in ene trip.
I u Waisnn, Pert Sutherland. I' '
I.. I'llloll and lr. A. ('. Seely. of,
K'.'tnit sp-nt several tlais l.t-.t
ne. k in ihe Lower I'mimaa eouiiiri
en bi -i ni'-s rennected with the lied
m s prep.irauila. The eeniletiien
nn v-iy en l h uMast ic in llie lied
l'ln-s work and ilul some i;noil husil
n i: w Inle here.
I' I.. Howard, of Vnrtland, i--!"ti,
1,11k a few Weeks viilillK viitil
I'm family of 1;'V. K. Ho, kini:. nf
I. - .itv Mr Howard Is entaed In
f." t. Iieral piwloffn-e i', p.t ri III, n t ;!
land, partiftilai ly llie nuitlev or
.1 mart meat He is veiv unn-h
, I with the I .nn . r 1' in p., ,ia
Panro Vedne::day, .lime 27lh. M
Sr'i p. in. lairli flub member is
prlviloRcd to invite a guest for the
ovenini.'.
ASK FOR and GET
Horlick's
The Original
Malted Milk
Substitutes Cost YOU Same Price.
LODGE CARDS
A. K. .V A. M., I.nurel IxmIks No. 1:1.
Regular CoQiiuunleattoDa 2od and
fourth Wednenoays eaeh month at
Masonic Temple, Uoseburg, Ore
Vlultors welcome.
IIENJ. I'AIiO. W. M.
W. F. IIARK1S. Sety
v.
CASTORIA
ALCOUOL-3PIini:ENt
AViA'lalWlYcpMlioafcr-V'
. - ' .. .1... t..,ul PMtlU
tinatlic Sli'm!lsaDilBiTlsn
Promotes Ditjcslioat Will
iirssandlst.lout;uiBKua
Opium.MorpUinc natmtnL
ot XAjicvri?
JlfnpiM (ftlrf .
JlrUi'MJ- I
Hi,wsrM timr
ti,,nurtom3ch.njfl2r
Knis.FevcnJhBf1
LOSSOF3l-Efcl- ,
J.KStau7sijnntK
For Infants and Children.
Mothers Know That
Genuins Castoria
A-lways
Bears the
Signature
of
It
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
Ej oi -wy ui Wrapper.
TH CCNTAJN BOMMffV NIX te r.lTV.
Live advertisers ofrer the beat bar
alua. Patronize HevlevT advertisers.
It you have gntnetlilnit to sell
rent try an Adv. In The Review.
i 8
Cook in a Cool Kitchen with
LECTRIC PsftSS,
or
RANGES
11. I. O. Klks, ttoseburn Lioriice, .No.
:iU. Holds regular communica
tions at the Elks' Temple, on the
2nd and 4th Thursdays of each 1
month. All members requested to j
attend regularly, and all visiting j
brothers are cordially Invited to
attend. E. . STLWART. E. K
1HA ti. KIDDLE, Sec'y.
The
K.ltil.KS, ltoMehurg Arle meets In
their hall on Jae ksoo. St., on 2nii
and 4th Mouday evenings of each
month, at 8 o'clock. Visiting bteth
teu In good standing always wel
come. J. C. KOKMti. W. I'.
It. V. UOODMAX, V. SCO I
Phone M 13.
speoiiil low prlcfil cooking rate makes cooking by electrieity
l:-"pensice. We will be glad lo tell you about it and about elee
trii plates from one burner lo an electric range.
Come in and find out about them
ROSliBURQ ELECTRIC CO.
, O. (. t., rhllctarUn IxmIrp No. K
Meets In Odd Fellows' Teuiule,
corn.T Juckson and Cass Sts., on
Saturday evening of each week.
Members of the order In good
standing are Invited to attend.
V. T. J.U'KSON. N. U.
A. J. GKDDK.S, Itec. Secy.
J. II. BAILEY. Kin. Secy.
I. (. O. V., ltislnu Star lHle No. 174
nieets In the Odd Fellows' Temple
every Friday evening. Visiting
brethren always welcome.
V. S. l'DWKI.l.. N. 15.
t Altl, V. OILMAN. Itec. Secy
.M. FK'Kj.EK. S.
I. (). O. F., I'nion Fneariiiimt-nt o. 0.
Meets In Odd Fellows Teinplo,
every Thursday evening. V'suinp
breihren always welcome.
it. II. rii'KKNS. C. H.
J. I!. I'AII.HY. 11. P.
J. E. PirKKNst, li. S.
JAMKS KWAUT. F S.
KMI.IIIS OF V I'll I Alphr
Lodge No -1. mi'. Is eieiy ed
nfs.lai eiening t'or. Jackson and
Cass Si l-;!lnrs alw.os welccme
I. T. V, HI I NKY. C. C.
ItOY F. lil'KHIN. .M. K.
F.J-: WIMJiKltl.Y. K. P.. S
l.OYAI, Oltl'FIt OF tDMlSK, n.e-
burg I.oilge No 1 037. Meets Mon
day evening of eaeh week, at 8 o'
clock In Maccabee hall All visiting
brothers are Invited to attend.
V. J. MOON. Dictator.
II. O. rAIiUETKH. Secy.
White Wash Skirts
WhoiN-r you cclIrato in Hose
burg or elWw Ihtc you will want i
it ice
WASH SKIRT
N'fwt" t moilfls, lowest prices.
Plain or Fancy
$2.98
Fancy Gabardines
$3.98
'V vA'A
k w
Incorporated J
I'lr
1t'?1.t, W.t- ill
luiiT tin-
BURNS, CUTS
and WOUNDS
Dtnnli tucalyptui Olntmtnt
Tin pnuaiiomi
I 'i
."li
, vv . li-. ,,
l.iii'in n
itulu.
if-1 VI s 1 ,
is. .( r
w i.ii ii
Vlr- V
S.iuit.,1
Hist If
ted 11 llll
! I 1 el e . , II il, I 1 ,i ! I.. e,l l',M t
I 'lie Ol 111.' III! get C.lt, lies ,'l si 111
, .-. I . is. i n .I i,l I Ins el lice vi as
, I, ,1: . V.u-. 1 I 'in -.1 11 H oi II
U ,..ll en I 'ie !..,! w hele lie al,
': ,. ,1 iii i fit in i; o i , r -' T ""
.";i.,l- el ' n t geeit. t,e-i, I.h otli, r
'l S, vetal ,her I. III!,' Catches ate
i i. 1 1. .1 to li ,1 . l.e, ll in. i. le. hill lliii
ii the lam, l of all .m l n. it .-.t li e
li kl tliherill.i,! I'Ver lit'.' lor his
ii:ht wel k
i.Hinl'V all. I thinks there are no
li'.ue heaulifiil ipots. I ll llaniliwerk
..: .. 'litre, than there are lo he found
in tins seeiien of the state.
ii - . .
t liiimltf i-lain's Tal'letH fur Iniliues
lien ami lliliollsiif,.
In a if' fill leller to Ihe nialllir.ic-
P. Fiiiyier. Fast Si
si ii'es: 1 iia i e ii, i .-I
:.c iiual to i ha in I'er
Is f,.f Indiceslien and
1 l;aie nisi heard a
of th y friends praise
-. Mrs
Me .
am Ihi
T.-.M,
I ileus.
1".U1V
IlKl'lv
F.. S,
Ho .Is their rcnular meeting on
tl. 1st and 3rd Thursday In each
n.o'ith. Visi:tng ineir.b'-rs In goort
stat. ding are resi'fctftilly Invited
to Httell t.
'ISS MVKliVP.KT PAl'.n. VV. M
i !:i:i: .imivsos. s.-.y.
r.lLIKVIlsi. Rosebni.' Iteb.kah
Lo-ice. Nn. 4' 1. ll. i) F- Meet.
In Old Fellows l.-t'ide everr
T-.ics.lay i,vnb Visiting it,T
and buthien limi.'l to attend.
mks i-:vii,v i.i:i. ti
VllS TH I.IK JOHNSON. Sec
ELSIE lirvit'HUFY. F S
WOOIlMI'N OK Till: WOISI.D, Onll
- Meets tn Ihe Od I
In lloselturg ri-erv
' IV eieliln-s 'sit
.. mil w-lcotlie.
ilii'M" I'. )'.
M ll.l. Fit. C rk.
Canii' No 12 ,.
I'.'l ,.' h ill
1st St .In! V--1
Ing ri uM.urs
I M t
M. .l
If vou nave something to sell o
lent try an At In The Review
M-MI S nF 00 lll'T. I.i'ae
t'lrc.e N.i i - Meita on the 1st
and 'lid Men. lav evenina of es.'h
month nt od I F-ilows l.a'l Visit
Ing nieni'.i.Ts In good standing ar
Iniited to sllind.
I'l. I. f 1 .11 1. 1) i . i,. . tx . -...
I'LAHA CWVI.I IEI. H, Clerk. fcWxWK0sXKKH5OOXK'.
New Stock
Of tr.mt sninnrr nre now here in Sih rv. Xii krl,
Cniitr nrt'l limns, hfst iunliti-
X- c. oi e.v ' H i. nl itif silk linr. none better.
hut rereive.l . t htre shipment nf
ii.t.vi) m.idi: Fismxn noun
Tlie 7 n r ..' a Ti il must complete line tf
FISHING TACKLE
to ftn tirJirrr-,
S. B. CROUCH
The Hardware Man Sheridan St.