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Newspaper Page TextI r ! ! 2 PAGB TWO r' " ' "" ' " EYgSTNQ BOBEBrBO REVIEW, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 5, 1817. epaoaoooHxa T(T nil T fll HIT milM x BRIEF NEWS ITEMS OF tgj0KCKHXMOcCXHicXC Juilu MiirM-r ItfliiniiMl Jtidt: K. W. Mur.-ttMH and wlf re turned Tuesday afternoon from . Grants I'us. where i1il spout a co n pi f day attending the (inin: of Ihe nfm roiirliW.!. ' niic- lteWriit Ml H. A. HrlKKtf. a former resident of this Tountv, ho hits Tor the mini twvernl y-ars heen working In tin ' '"HttnM of Idaho, li'it this innrniiiK fr Sookatie, ;ifHT n Imt nt hvtu1 weeks with hit winter. Mih. Alhert ' O'Xei!, and iinl Jirr. who reside on Iifrr Cri'fk. Last September. Mr. ONell ol raiiKltt in a slide at a mint at Walluip, Idaho, where he was woikiiiK, and has not yet rerov overed from the results of the acci dent, heltiK compelled to walk with thn aid of crutcht H. lie in improvinK. however, and think that lie will In utile to remnm- work in a few months. He in well acquainted with Clyde C'utehiiii! and (lie Webher Iovh. formerly of thin nounty. and met them in-caMionally at different points in the nun in K disti his of Idaho. , 1 1 v. INIilv iit-n fo Kilt "ic llf.n. II. I.. K-!dv we-lf to K'j--!!- Ti!esi!,(v 1m :iri'ii'' a '; " In t1 e Cir cuit Coin t th'Tf. He n-t'iv'K I t Knsetiuri; last nielli. i Hen I-'i-omi Mrllf reek Mrs. John Weaver. Mm. Ku-de I nt-h-fidtn and Mrs. Dixon, all of j Myrtle Cree. ueM- i-itoi; in I'om- him TueiH.ty, t .mint; ly auto. ito-uU in rine niidiiitNi Mr. and Mis Noah S Coniutt mol toed Horn kiddle Tih'mI.iv to shop in this clly. They tepnri the roads between Kiddle i'lid ItosehiiiK to he In excellent cnlHl it loll, ill fiet better than during the summer mont lis. Vislliiiic at Old lloine S. K. Cusick. ol the Oregon Sol dierH Home, was a pasHetiKer bound for Cuttane drove this moiniiiK, where he will Wsll with fiiendH at hit, old home. Aii'Mlinu' Oj.khiml City liouks W. .M. Miney. lormeily with K. !. Yoiiiih H Company. Iiankers. at Oak land, hut now residum in t his ni y, f eneai'ed al pn-si-tu in ji ml it mi; tht, city bookH nt Oakland, and ex peels lo finish his work this week. The task hit'! orrilplt'd sexeral weeks, thvtm Pn.jiei'ty nt Siitheilln .loseph Nichols, of the Oregon Sid diers' Home, w 4-nt lo Sill tierlin 1 dav to look iiti' i- property wtmh he ow ns in that u lint v. VNHIiiii: nt Itnllns John Koieo, a member of tlie Sol diers' Home, went lo hallas. l'idk County, today lo spend a lew il.i s vlwittnn with old friends. ANTLERS TONIGHT D EC. 5. lMirs iijn'ii 7 Sto, 1'iirtiitii N:I.Y Rowland Clifford-Galls (Inc.) Presents the most popular American play A Thrilling, Picturesque, Romantic Story of Kentucky life "In Old Kentucky" ...... .f, ,tj.j&. m mm if- hwm .... ; ,sv':f-r; I.,-i.ji.-.'ivt;"i. tiii t!r1'( P.v'j Strongest and Most Kxpensive Cast ihe Play has ever had SpiiiloJ ;nl lAtilin; II. use U.kc-I'.ipious lunliivky Tlioiouwlibu'il. (Jmcn U-ss A COMPLETE NEW PRODUCTION The UolickinvJl'im of the Inimitahle Pickaninnies -Famous Pickaninny Mrass IJaiul :j-ki:ntitcky thokoighi;kki) horsics I-1 P TV ' BIG NEW STREET PARADE DAILY Seals Now on Sale-I'hone SSaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaalll i. - . i . ... . i ., .- . . I Veteran ..m-m to North llt-ud I ComradB John Murphy, a niiinbiT i of tlie OieKoti Soldierh' Home, de- pa.rtej by tiain thin morninji for Noith liend. in Coon County, where Im expects lo remain until next March at the home of Newt Martin. Will VUit ul (eiitniliu S. K. Allied, of this city, departed tli It morn in k for Centralia, ash intnn, where tie will visit with his hildren. who reside there. Mr. All red state that he mav decide to make his home there. He owns prop erty In Centralia. Moiilitiiu It'illrottder i 'mn J. K Callefaert. Clyde Itatton and .1. A. Wilson, all of l-wlstown, Mon tana, atrived tliis moiniiiK : ml will t',u to work for the Southern Pacific, probably as hrakcmcn. They are ex perienced trainmen :md have been with the St. Paul line for several yeiirs before comini; here. Heparin I or K la nuit ti ll. Van Itiunl, or Okanogan Coun ty. WaslitiiLftitn. who has been in this vicinity for tlie past several days in spcntini; the country with a view of locatlnif, depiiiteil thin morning for Klamatli Kalis to inspect that sec tion. Another S. P. Employe Cnlivts Auaiu the loyalty and pat riot ism of tlie emploves of tlx Southern Pa li fir railway is1 do mon.t rated, and ano) hi r stal w a i t vout li has t;onc fori h to uphold the honor of the Stars and Stripes and the iusl it u-, turns tor which it stands. Ira I'ierce.' who has been employed in the local loiifidhouM. yesienl.iy enlisted in (lie I S. Nav y as a fireman, t litinmh I'ostmaster I,. F. Heienslein. and departed this morning for I'ottland lo receive alignment. Dcutaml l-'nr hmhI I toad (inn of the vital factors In tlie buihliiiK of a live and progressive (own is nood roads'. The better the road system centrrltiK i' the town the more huh It is of makiiiK a P'-r-maiient cmvvt h. M m h progress has been made in road biiihlinn in Doiik las County the past five or six years and Myrtle Creek has, with few ex ceptions, kept up toward the front lit this respect, the Mail declares. With the coin i ni; of better mads in 1ouk-la- County we mav expect the chanue to be uf advantage to the towns and shippim; centers. Mvrtle Creek must keep up with the procession ill this rcspe. t , and Insist on just ice I loin the oeople who have the locating and Mi i Mint; of I he roads. Wn must 1 1 u lit m: a town to become a Kood road center. Allil when the paved roads come, we must insist thai they be locatei where they will be of bene fit to our town. WKITTKN HY C T. DAZKY NOT A MOVING PICTURE - PBOPlli - FIFTY (uderslak.n lil 7 p. m. TKKI.1S. T.tK- 73c Sl.(H) THE CITY TurkeM Marketed 1 he Myrtle (reek turkey crop han been harvested and the results weie satiMactory to tlie growers. Probably S :!".' u worth of these birds wir marketed here for the ThanksKiinff I rad. says the Myrtle Creek Mail. Local dealer paid out :'. m for tur keyr and iiiite ti number of urow ei w sh ipped their own birds, mostly to San Francisco, and these ship mentH probably tirotiKht the total up to l he amount f n st named in this article. The prices paid Fanned from :;or per pound on Thursday down to 2Xr p r pound, ilressed. on Saturday. Ml. (liive in U Oakliiml Mrs II. It. Craves went to Oak land this morning and will spend t;e day there visiting friends and rela tives. liinb Itihiu M y Mr. and Mrs. Ward Cockeram, of Itriver Valley, were among those who marketed turkeys in Oaklaml laHl ! Friday. To prove that our poultry efforts for the past season did not J ko for nauslit. It Is only necessary ! to say that their ilu turkeys brought them over filtin in money of the realm. Oakland Advance. j Smith hi .Marsh field K. K. Smith, of KosebuiK. stopped in Marshfitbl today arraiiKinK uiat- ters of private business, says ih Times. He says, prosperity is unite so noisy in ItosehurK, but not tlie ' boomle piospei ity is cjuite sati factory, (ev. Itarr this uiorniiu; J.ee left for Piddl allend to btisincy day. matters lor the KNOW IT WKI.K. Familiar I cut lire Well Known lo lliindretls of It use burn Citixcn. A familiar burden in many homes. The burden of a "bad back." A lame, a weak or an aching back Often tells you of kidney ills. Doati rt Kidney Pills are for weak kidnev s. Here (s Uosehuri: testimony. Hubert. Smith. '-;' S. Flint St. ays: "I recommend Ioan's Kidney Pills as a medicine of merit. I have taken them on different occasions when 1 have felt the need of a kid ney remedy and I have always found them to he nil that Is claimed for them. For lame back and kidney trouble I find Doan's Kidney (ills an just the medicine to hriiiK re lief." Price t;oc at all dealer. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy net Doan's Kidney Pills the same thai Mr. Smith use. Foster-Mil-burn Co.. Props., HulTalo. X. Y. I ! A' r P j A I 'A 5 1 V, i A I :J '.v A GAM SHOW, sttIDH ICS AT CAMP PUIS Wil l. NTA.i: THK i.ltKAlrsT SVIX T.K'I.K UK ITS KIM KVKII tlKI.I AMI liH A OS lM KM Ki lt 15 AM IU. IMMENSE ARENA IS PREPARED Parade Will Include :Iimmi lois nii'ii .Machine (hims, War litilK, AilllilllaiM e 4) ml Kliiiilieerinn lleinnlistiatioiis. CAMP I.KWIS, Dec. 5. most KiKantic spectacle of its erer held in America, and one is not likely to be repealed, i military exhibition w hich w ill The kind that t In take place Sat urday and Sunday, Decem ber 1,'ttli ami It; I it. at Camp Lewis, the jrreal arn.y can ton men t of 77, "OM acres, located near Tacoma. ;sh . w hen the National Army men who hail from this vicinity are now In t rain int;. This st u patulous military exhibition, which will also includ the greatest borsemansbip the history of the West, ir, show uinbr the auspices of the Auxiliary K"inoiint Depoi. No. Captain J. W. Jackson, M. K. S. li., com manding. The event has been authorized by the comiiiandiiiK jneral of the can ton ment and plans have been ap proved by the Athletic Council. AH organizations of the dlv is ion will participate in tlie exhibition. The military exhibition has been planned as a benefit tor the ;',5.mo suldiers of the Ninety-first Division, t he proceeds lo be used for their athletic welfare, i) it; 111 schools and oilier purposes that will make for t heir physical and menial projjress. This stupendous event will be staged in a continuous program from 1 to 5 p. m. of the two davs, lu j;ive the public ami the soldier boys an op 1 portunity to view it. for the viccisi j tildes of war make it uncertain J whether or not another such event I an be held lo re aiMln. The boys jalso have seitd upon this as an oc casion io invite their relatives and friends from near and far to see. on a iiiatrnif icent scale, just what th-y are doniK and. more important, to join in epn ssinc the wonderful spirit lhat pre.iils in the American A l inv . That no one, coming from a dis tance, may tie disappointed. Cantain .lacksoii announces that the military exhibition and horsemanship show will tiike place whether it rams, -nows or shines. ' We have lo no to war and tiL'ht regardless of weather conditions' lie declares, "and the bovs are not piiiKin let such mai lers interfere now "' C reat bleachers to accommodate Mi.iMiii spectators, aie now under construction, with lent at ive provi- ' ' Mum-. ; spiemiiu nan nuie track, in wlurh the various parades ami p.iueaniK w ill take idac, is beini; built and within its ciri-iimference is a treat aieiia tor the stamnu tf (he in.inv hltn'iolis. When lHllvll. Othe this will Opelj const mite one the ere all- ar.-nas m lh l Sl.it Kv.-i-ythilu: Is In In- (-ilnh:i'lMl on .1 tn;i r li 1 1 Hill I ncalf. Mich as will niaki- II Mtnlh win I.' Tin- iii'iiil.. In '" I huiisaliils nf iiiil. s In si'.v Kuril all.Tiiiiiin will In. paik.-il lull f iii'iits. Wlnl.. 11,,. iiara.l.-s nr.' in pi'i.KI'.'ss mi Hi,. Hack iilhci- cxlillii I I lull! i.l .IcnHiiistralinns will t;, ki ll 111.' arena, like a iniiiiy- i im i m TI inis will In. iv l Hi.' niililaiy am lini itii s. plac. I iiu as bv states will tlie e All.el Ilii' I ! 1 1 i' rn.irs of all ali.l their slatTs, I till lvi:ill;.-li(al 51 -I'll'l f I will p ;;.it.,l ... p." ha .'..'llillK pal;, ,1c Th, I u a w lull' llic .in, , Till- K,'l:OIUl p.. In.ro s anil mules ami will pass ilirouth the I I Mi.' All Ihe eo Inn. I a. I.' ill a limit , ,,.,.( II. ..IN- Will It.llll Ol bl iulllt': nm . h hiti, in w ill fit.- a p.n-k-ttoti,,. r 11 1 -.itht is I.l I. ' a l 11 1 a 11 ill ills I Title dull I,, (he iiment .1 liiilsic Machine . III-.! like in war. attiliery. rp-. a'nbulalice an I firvj drill "lit Itle rnii' demoiisi ra aie a No to take Will be outdone I toll: pl.ll' and liiruiu k v All claims o e. and Mrs iriived this lay in tins ssen and w Mrv 1 Siithe: Im. op tor the V. Slai vrrle fieek .1 1 tl.i 1 1 n N Stn.le llM'I lit Hi; t le:t foi : ter 1 tins :t v K I llM'M It ft It'! ; will d'Ue w here ni.ittet-1 lll.i-s trend tni :'.! nine !niUtes e tl.iys 1 1 1 Kl.im- m for . !. be e 11'' n iu, I'mp.jii r and I.l this mo er.. da l T - o III li i liiwn H H'I e - i, .i ,lreitli; olll- ' ' 1!"' 1". al . !i.i;ter of ''" h.l te. ee, i;., 'f ' 1 ni t 1: .1 at .() !1 le . lie w v'ni, j,, U ((u it- h :' I 'ie ;, ,1 ct -,w work .e M eet on t!'f tMrd I o' III" l'efkia-4 !UlMltl t!a. Wedtie-dax .m.l Sat i af !OT n.MMl ol im, v eek li until " o' lo. V IMC rLAlU tUUHL OF 1500 1 HKNt K THK THKMI.MMHs l i ¬ lt UtT HKIV; PIT KOPTH IO Si t A PI; Til K (.ItKA'I KsT PS MIll.K AMUl NT UK sl'ltl t K KOIt CbWHil t TKiN. ORGANIZING COOS CO. EOGGERS I imber Wot kmeii There Mm " l'roeu ei lnl. Hut PieM'lit Object U to Neclitv the Itesl Temiiutirk. A stroiiK iippal will be made to every 1okkt and mill worker in (.'00s County lu enlist their serv ices in helpiiiK to win the war by doitiK all in their power to increase the lum ber production. For this purpose Captain W. A. Arnold, of the signal service of the I. S. Army, has been sent here to work a moii k the men, says 1 lo .Marshfield Kecord. I bev are mil a.ked 10 join the army, b.it to be come members of the i-ov a I Legion of Lumbermen and Loggers by which they pledge themselves 10 put forth every eftort in the lumber pio ductioti. It K All liiiMrtunt. The war has come to a point wh'Te lumber for ship building and spruce lumber Tor airplanes is as important as guns and ammunition, it Is ex plained the I'ulted States must have ships to carry the men and supplies to Kurope ami must have aeroplane. to win the war. Airplanes cannot be made without spruce lumber and Coos County has a good supply o that kind of timber. Needed More 'Mian Soldier. Captain Arnold says the War lie part ment regards t he work ol the men in the woods and mills right now as even more important than ihe H'-rvices ot actual soldiers. The lumber must be secured ami it 1 e i uires skilled w 01 k in the w oods and mills to get ihe lumber. An eftort is being made to nu-ke the men realize the imporiatice ol their work in winning the war and to feel that their continuous work means as much or more iban ir lje were carrying a gun. Mie riane l-apiaN t.uo Men. The War lieparimeut thinks one airplane in operation in Kurope j eu.ua I to 1 a uii men act ing as sol dier. The past month lour million f'et of a ir plane spruce was pro duced 011 this coast and in order to carry out the program of the Covtrn inent ten million teet a month i needed. The work of speeding up the pro duction has been placed in the bauds of Col. hisque, who is stationed at Portland, and olltcers are being sept out to the different districts where camps and mills are located. Cap ut in Arnold has been sent to look after Coos County. Musi Have Aid. The captain says he wants the men io understand when they in come members ol the Loyal Legion of Lumbermen and Loggers thev are doing as patriotic and hotiorabie an act as if ihev enlisted in the army or navy and ate doing as much for their country. The boy.- al the front are helpless unless there ate built ships to rarrv them supplies, and the army regards lhat the mastery of Ihe air is the all important feature if tin war is to be won. We I nn ho It. Los and lumber are needed if the ships and airplanes are to be built ami Coos Count v is a bit producer which will play an important pan in winning the war in this wav. 'r OREGON PRODUCTS WVrr inr. rior pnnliict ;. ,,ucl skip this iiomi: i'i;iiii r 1 i.k. lint th.. are NuT 11:1. -nor. - ,,.y --,,,, Ni.f . li. rs ." Iti-.l I an ('.II,-,- anne.1 I mill lir.1 Cum IV.- I nime.1 .Xei,ihev Chiiim-iI alinnii The BEE HIVE 19 CHEVR0iJT7 FOUR-NINETY MODEL SrEClFICATIOXS: L'l -' Vdhv-in-lkaJ Motor DarwunUiblc Rims Otic Miin Top Tilted Windshield Electric Lights and Stiirter I KICK STL) f. o. b. Roseburg Add Wji Tax Curs for Immediate delivery GLENN H. TAYLOR, Dealer STUMEZE FOR CHRONIC STOMACH TROUBLE more after-dinner tablet, d uiiiacli medicine, tormu- :hui 1 1' il to brii))t infant reiu-i io t.-i- ,.t r...-i.i or lout: taiidiiifE. Try it and be convinced. Sold and pilar iinteed by all diuKHiM- .Selic, 1 to The Black Medicine lorn- p.iliv Dit to. California, tor tree book. Theory i f t.ovei miiciit. The idea of the f,m eminent is to e men skilbd in the worn oods and the mills where , t hey are most lieedeU. I Local Men Loyal. I The Coos County loggers have been a loyal set. Many were among the jtirst to answer tlie call for volun I leers. They were all gem-rous with j their money in investing in Liberty ' bonds and now they ate aked to still I fun her show their patriotism by promising to work just as hard as 1 tti'-y can and help produce all the lumber that can be lunied out. our Hi- I'mt. : It is hard to reulL.e the woods of Coos County cut such an important i part in deciding the big war. but such is the cae and the men are i,rg"d to realize a blow of the a means as much as a bullet from the trenches big tree much as big guns hold. and the bringing out of a from t be w oods does Ilr the firing of a battery of against the Cerman strong- 10 Tin: ri in ic. The stage Looking CI: as follows: Itoseburg Koseburg fares on the Koeburg. ss ami lie-ton line, is to Looking Class, fine, to 1'loui iio Valley. Iteasley's Mill or Sugar I i tio Ml. $1. Kosehurg to Kenton, $l.L,."t. Allto st a e leaves Kosebutg every morning at t. : :;u, except Sunday for Looking ;ius. tn account of bad roads beyond Looking Class, auto stage will only run to lioy : lit ell's, two miles be yonl Looking Class, on Keston days, which ate Mondays. Wednesdays anil Fridays. Itemainder ot the trip is made with hoi-e and cart. L. L. MATTHKWS. Prop, and drivei. C. Allen and wife, who were very te.ently matried at Myrtle Creek, returned to their home this mornin:; after spending a few days in Kosv burg isit ing. X. ( suioiidson. w ho had been in this city for sewral days took.ng af ter business matters, left this morn ing for San Itetnardino, Calitornia. to spend the w inter. I'oMyanna Tamabs, tip- st BETTER THAN CALOMEL Thousands Have Discovered Dr. I Edwards' Olive Tablets are I a Harmless Substitute. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets the substi tute for calomel are a mild but sure laxative, and their eti.'ct on the liver is almost instantaneous. They are the result ; of Dr. Edwards' determination not to treat i liver and bowel complaints with calomel. His efforts to banis-h it brought out these little olive-colored tablets. These pleasant little tablets do the good that calomel does, but have no bad after effects. They don't injure the teeth like strong liquids or calomel. They take hold ot the trouble and quickly correct it. Why cure the liver at the expense of the teeth? Calomel sometimes plays havoc with the Rums. So do stror-g liquids. It is best not , to take calomel, but to let Dr. Edwards' ; Olive Tablets take its place. I Most headaches, "dullness" and that 1 lazy feeling come from constipation and a disordered liver. Take Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets when you feel "loRgy" and "heavy." Note how they "clear" clouded brain and how they "perk up" the spirits. 10c and 25c a box. All druggists. 18 Fine Candies We are selling Agents for Krause's Fine Chocolate Candies. You will find them in all the popular assortments. Stock Always Fresh Hamilton Drug Co. 241 X. Jackson St. HOSKIIl'llG, ORMiOX. Mrs. F. D. Owen CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS FUNERAL DESIGNS WEDDING BOQUETS PHONKS Greenboiioe 9-K 12 City 240 1 1 1 W. Cass Street. DOUGLAS HIDE & JUNK CO. Highest cash market prices paid for hides, wool, iron, rags, cop per, brass, auto tires, 2nd hand tools and machinery. We pay best of prices and buy anything uf value, ho call on us before disposing of anything you have on hand. Square deal to nil our motto, 1'hone 219. houglns Hide & Junk Co. Main & Oak. Koseburg, Ore. If you want to find something to worry about all you have to do Is to look fur It. LODGE CARDS A. K. A A. M., Laarel Lodge No. 1:1. Ui'Kular CommunlcatloDa 2nd and fourth Weiluesdaya each month at Masonic Temple, Roaeburg, Ore. Visitors welcome. Bli.NJ. CASO. W. M. W. K. HAKKIS. Secy. U. I. O. Kllu, Itosebarg Lodtfe, No. 3-D. 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. CAUL K. WIMBERLY. E. R. 1 HA 11. U1ULM.I-:, Serretary. HA(;i.KS, Rosenurc Arte meets In tbalr hall on Jackson St., on 2nl and 4th Monday evenings of each month, at 8 o'clock. Visiting breth ren in good standing always wel come. J. C. KOKN1G, W. P. II. t GOODMAN, W. Sec. Phone M 183. I. O. O. V., Klring star Lodice No. 174 meet In the Odd Fellows' Temple every Friday evening. Vlsltln brethren always welcome. J. B. H1CKSK. X. O. CARL W. OILMAN. Rec. Secy. M. FICKLE, F. S. I. O. O. K, I'lilletarUn LodKe No. H Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple, corner Jackson and Cass Sts., on Sa'.urlay evening ot each week. Members of the order In good standing are Invited to attend. F. I. PKRRY, N. G. A. J. GEDDES, Rec. Secy. J. B. BAILEY. Fin. Secy. I. O. O. F I nlon Kmanipment No. . Meets in Odd Fellows' Temple, very Thursday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. K. 11. PICKENS. C. P. O. H. PICKENS. 11. P. OLIVER JOHNSON. R. 3. JAMES EWART. F. 8. KMtillTS OF PYTHIAS, Alphs Lodge No. 4 7, meets every Wed nesday evening Cor. Jackson and Cass Sts Visitors alwavs welccme OKORGE JONES. C. C. ROY F. DLRB1N. M. F. E. K. WIMBERLY, K. R. S. LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE, Rose burg Lodge No. 1037. Meets Mon day evening of eaoh week, at 8 o' clock in Maccabee hall. All visiting brothers are Invited to attend. W. J. MOON. Dictator. H. O. PAROETER. Secy. O. K. S., Roftehnrg (tiapler No. ft. Holds their regular meeting on the 1st and 3rd Thursday In each month. Vil!lng members In good standing are respectfully Invited to attend. MISS MARGARET PAGE. W M. FREE JOHNSON. Secy. RKHKK.UIS, Rosbun Rebekab Lod?. No. 4' I. O. O. F. Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple every Tuesday evening. Visiting sisters and brethren Invited to attend. MRS. IDA TI RNEI.L. N. O. MRS : I I.I.I E JOHNSON. Sec ELSIE Hl'Mr'HRKY. F. 8. WOODMEN OK THE WORLD. Oa Camp No. 125. Meets In the Odd Fei:os' ball In Roseburg every 1st 41 3rd Monday evenings. Visit ing neighbor alwavs welcome. J M THRONE. C. C. M. M MILLER. Ork. WOMEN OF WoniK'RAFT, LllaS Circle No 4 Meets on the 1st and 3rd Monday evening of each month at Odd Feilot na'l. Visit ing members In (tool Standing are Invited to attend. por r.ti.nrrRT. o. n. CLARA CAWLFISLD. Clert,