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Newspaper Page TextPAGH TWO EVEXIXO ROSEBUUJ REVIEW, THIItsIiAV. DIXKMHKIt 0. 1017. MONTHLY REPORTS ARE FILED BY HEADS Of STATE INSTITUTIONS The boar J of control met 4hi af- "The doctor has iiiade thin world temooo to hear report from th strupjfl on; of the dadly evt-r KLat iiihtltutionH. In. Steiuer, of fouKht i u proportion to the nuriitH-rs the stale hospital, filed a report ' enpa(r-i," haul lr. Woods Hutf hi 8howiDfC the number of patk-nta Mtjon. nu American, in an addre.-i at lart report a month axo was 1013, he lioyal Society of Aledi'ine, In since w uicb time I,' have be-n re- London reived and tlimharKeti and there are now lti.';. He also reported on the escape of patient Haves, who after killing the deputy sheriff of Multnomah County wuh hJniM lf kill ed, says the Salem Journal. The re. port tdiowti he had l.en an inmate of the hospital for a number of years, and that he had been consul ered harmless all that time. He had been employed about the ground and In the fields and could have caed at any time. In thin connec tion a letter wat read trom Mayor liaker, of Portland. huk'Mihk a re port of escapes be made to the Port land police, which lr. Htelner navh la done under the law, by reporting to the county jujdKe who Ik fupponed to notify the police. Mr. Van Pat ton. w ho lian had chary of the work t the receiving ward asked to be relieved from flu ffier new ire a he had employ men I "by the I'nherfity of Oregon, wlih.i would take all hi time, hr St'-lnei wan nut hnried to empjov A phli et Post to complete the work. The in Htitutlon ban 40:17 toim of coal on hand which cont $;."-". a ton. If turpe'l over $717 to the beftei merit fund. Tw eiity-one former em ployeh have enlisted in the serviie of the country. The prison report hnvvel 'J I re ceived HincH last report, 'l J dis rharKed and a pn-fent total r The per capita cotd wan $J.'!.StI. Th foeblo minded school ban ?'yl reeeivtnK two and diwharKing two Salaries were raised an folio ww: linker from $t'.o to $7o; cook from $;."( to $7: nnd assistant rook from $".o to $..:. The per capita cost war $16 9 4. The t raining Hdiool sIihwk A e:iln of tliree with a total of The t ubenulosin hospitjil hurl 77. rer-efved ami dlstharKeil in. leav ing 72. There ha been con wider able trouble over the water supply, wh i h ha been t n adequate, but a new Hiipply ban been to-cured, the v.-ater being turned into the niairiF this morning. The per capita cost was $:IH The w hool for gii Is has 4 1. at h per capita cost of $'''". -1 1!. A number ere reconi mended for parole, and the same recommend ation w ;m made a to a number of hovB at the training m hool. It was orde'-ed thnt the physician at the Old Soldiers' Home be not ret mi i i e to furnish medical attendance to any of the In mates uiiIcsh they wei v at the home. Now is the Time to do your Christmas Shopping. Make your selections and we will hold them and de liver when notified. We hove a large line of toys, dolls, Teddy bears, velocipedes wagons, rocking horses, etc. for the little ones. Davenports, Chairs, Rockers, Dining Tables, Library Tables, Buf fets, Dressers, Dressing Tables, Beds, etc. for the Grown-Ups. China ware, Cut Glass, Silverware, Chafing Dishes, Casseroles, Serving Trays, in fact nearly everything you might want can be found here Styles and prices to suit all. This Brunswick Rci'ords 24 Selections Delivered to For MO Down I',!l,t i l.m . I'l.lS II i. ...- i: "II Hi .1:1 I, i I tl.. Vi l'f I'llf I'M"! (Ill 111 ..!V I Mll.'f I! M,,k.' v li 1 1. mil. Ill' A.J.LILBURN&SON nnrrnnc rnc imn iivuuno jail muj Of WOUNDED SOtlERS SAYS DR. HUTCHINSON "The tjoct otf ' control over wound infections is so rnasterh .' he added, that of the wounded who ,-urvii e six hours, ut per cent recover: of thoe who reach the field ho?-pita Is :: per cent recover, and of tho who arrive at the base hospitals 'A i per cent get well. 'The twin angltJ, anaesthetics and antiseptic, have not only enor minislv diminished pain and agony, but have made amputations rarer and grave cripplings fewer than ever before in war history. Karely p-r cent of the wounded are crippled or pel ii i a nenl ly disabled. "Krom the statisfic.H made public there 1h g(Mtl reason to believe that the death rate of this year, in spite tf colossal increase in in-truments ind engines of scientific slaughter, does not much exceed 5 per cent." f.HM ii puit rs PIJ.ASI; Itosl u; There has never been anvthing with the gl'K'K results of' pure Lavoptjk eye wash. One man's eyes were ko badly Ntralned h r-ouM not reatt without pain. TWO applica tions of Ijtvoptik relieved him. A lady had tried three different glasws for weak, inflamed eves. ONK I-avoptik wash Kurprised her. We ."arantee a Miiall bottle ti, benefit KVKItV CASK weak, strained or in flamed eyes. W. K. Chapman. Urug Kist. I SPKM K WILL WIN Till-: U Alt. ! According to a lover n men t bul 'etin just issued by Col Hi it e P. IMsijue. the (;jvei nnient is not get ting :,0 per cent of the airplane stock required It is understood that 'limaric conditions will naturally curtail prti'luction tin ring I tec. ruber and .lanuarv Know inn the niMiatinn here anl having in mind t Ii' critical condi tion of our war program fr 1 : l . in so far as It relates to aircraft. I eej justified in asking all logging am ns to continue operai ions thru he holiday i-ertod closing down otih DeciMiiher L't. 1'.. and L'Mh. I There are some jm.oimi loggirs at woi k in Washington and oreuiii ml every dav Is vital to our mutual Nat 1 on a I w id fa re at this time. We must not Ine one hour 1111-neccs-anly IT our slogan, "If S!ru Will Win, the Kaiser s Licked" is a true one. ' :r- ri t 1 II'! I'., ".lit ill C III. !: , .1 II',.. '! I ". ti In ' - - I - t t' n: m, k 1 1 .!:.' ,;.!. r.l',; 11, I'ii- rv, ,,i,i, in. lii.l il'i tin t iv.iY t, I'l " i''l 1 1','in J.'.'..ii ,1 in tt:i i '.atn-r. To 1 Ml til ilrlui'l- 1:, 'I'ftsV 111- t H'tl tli'U . W I' c-il r ItlnlT Ii,f - 1 ! i nn CKAWKOKD AGAIX KILLS FLAX CLAIM. SALEM. Or . Ix c 3 - FUx Su perititpndent Crawford today re nerted. iii writing, with Gourr,. With;.coiiitn , hi churn for a bwu tutuhnjr I Hoy for having operate, the penitentiary flat plant hucct-.-fully, and i-rtid that If the Goeri;t, rettiffd to honor the claim that h would hae to eir her r---ort to xu courT- or to the Lt-iTt-h't ure. I lannjf trut ne wu.h cr at ii it -ion and not np-raTinr th plant Fat lf actor! ly. the son 1 1 me a to dismissed Governor ( 'rvi ford bonu as making a iiMi fiii-ed to give him th bit-d on Crawford s ' profit fiom ot'i-ating the pi h d 'hi the (iowrnor declared he 1 ; not (tone, (raw ford, in his Mat I merit to the ; ov-r nor, maintain i that he ha opera'ed the plart wi'.'t 'a profit- When Crawford was dis missed :h Covernor offered him his salary fur Nov ember, although h was to immediately sever hi con nection with the plant. Crawford declared be would nut accept it. fc.it he accepted a warrant for the sun. today. m v in n.op mi. olKH IM.K K Tony. If the plant of the Western Con i defied Milk 'omttany, row being in : stalled in the Iterifon County Co op-rativ Cannery build.ng, im -.-t with the KicceH that the company"s ventures have met ut New berg and Scio, Denton County will evntually have another roncern here pay mg out from $ 40,(100 to i .vi.imu'i a month for milk anil cream, and em ploying an average of 27 people n. year around, savs the Corvalh. Times uth is the statement of f liatgett. who is here gettine the new plant Into shape Mr. Iiateet! sav the plants at Newbi-rg and Scio are laying out such mi ins. and the hope is. of course, that the Corvallis one Will. SOIlier Or later, b developed to that, point. The Western Con densed Milk Companv has an unlim ited demand for its product now. the armies of the world warning more cond et Ned ut 1 1 k than ca n 00 s u p plied Mr Daggett figures that the loss of dairy cattle in Kurope as a result of the war conditions- or;(c- 'ncally everything in the dairv lute being wiped out will result in a demand for American ronden--d milk for many years after the war closes, and he and his people see nothing but tremendous succe-s ahead. Mow in I Mit ( "n hi p. 1 child that is stibje t t of cioup. the fn-t mdit; In at- ;it !on C.ive tat ks f the t Is hoarseness. Cough Itemcdv Chatiiberlain's ; sot in as the child becomes hoarse j nnd the attack may be waided off -and all danger and anietv avoided. -- - -- o ' Ifeview Want Ad. brfn:; results. and 12 our Home -lit t. ,;i':-,,'t,t 1 I .,11 .,!,,! I ". i- it i. if. it'ti f l.it.'f. WAR MUST GOTO 'i;iMidM uiimix Mi'i: Tin II A It IN Al Al. MtAt.l l'l l.lM:hi To fiX.KKi uN T! I Mnv s II I. N lloS T Hi I lit I.. i MUST BASE PfACE ON JUSTIC ..- im whs e r t-kiiiu Per ma nenl. ,, Teinp..iur, KoiiihU linn for ibe P.m. t if the ,,ild I i-lu to hiih. Airong Cm sa President ll-on te-s last Tu-l.i -nt sen ten e of addre to Con The intolerable wrongs done an I planner au;. insT u hv The siniste (nia-ters of liermanv hae sine j bt coiee u,o giossiy obv iuus an o.iioms 1.1 eveiy true American to tieed to be r-he.i led . i.i.s r,.enace .t ombmed intrigue imi ro: e w n .1 ti we ntiw see clean-, as the i.erman power, a thing w . . .mm , ,.n. ;ent e or honor or pa.-ity for t'-venated peace mu"t ru-h-l. 1 t.ii y nui-t fir-t be shown f:- urter futility t.f its claims to I"""'' "i" leadership in the modern nd when that h beell done ... We shall re.- i o iMi-e pe.icf r T1 generosity ami Jut:ce. t( rhe exclusion of all selli ' 1. hi: 10 anantage even on tne parr or r ne v ictnrs. Let thef be no misunderstanding (Hir present and immediate tank to win the w ;ir, :tnd nothing shall t:in ms aitle from it until it i oihplif,ed. Kvety power and OU!e we ,o--e-. whether of Tliei' or money nr of nafenals. is being dev. .red and will continue to be de witei to that purpose until a-h-eed. e s.i.iii regarti rtie war a won only when the German people sav t. us through their pn.p.-rl accredit e.t lepre-einaiives mat they arc 'e:i.!y to agree to a settlement h, u:'on jri-t 1. e and the reparation of 'he wioiiks then tul'Ts have done I IM' pe. vm liiak'e fllUSt deliver the nti'e fair lan.'s ;nd hap ry fieoples of HeliMtim ; n I 01tl10rn Prance !r"'n the Prnsian .tni'iuest nd th Pruan menace, but Ml list .1 1: ft deliver the . copies of 1 : -1 r ! a 1 u 11 -' a 1 v. the peopis of the italk.itis and the peoples from the im-I'-'U tloinitiation tf th uih'ar and commer. i..l We intend no u ( ,,ng ' It :n:i II ep J 1 of Tuikev idem and Prussian autocracy .g iui-t th ef 'dJe . . -f. ;,re, fii.'htini: !n- Cieir emancipa- n fa flnil f r M from tiie fit t of . along vv ir h our ow n, as wtdl as fn.m the a'ta.-k by neighbors i. ti.'iiii rs after w 01 Id Me is t h reatt ning the independeni ..r the ef III etiterpl 1 f h erinan been able to w o Id only i:.n people eh tutehc: of the orhe not eek des -'Tefed Ul' her in tbouirht or (tilt file I'oiH'res is war will fee the The tide-- tli.it now Mild coll-vience of i-rp; in C I- en everv N'l Will Mill With t Its t.d ha ondus- pet.pl.. e I r ' false t man p..:-oii e Verv le anti he ut oned w;f. U th.tf h.ive V. :de in Ce dark. 'eeil a illl-TilvTel t f ln an.1 th. tl hv t ind- Tin ,.n It e - t! d f.l,. nt. 11 r th.- li' itn-tlv I'fC in:i:ii.ii.if h 1 hi I St i'l- in a stat. t'.l-ll!ll.".llV 'il.l I'"' ! .i.i,tl-t Tu i'" lllsn 1 .1" I h i.l 11 tl' 1. ill. I h inn il ..t th. !-h-;-:- ;;;;t!. 111 I 111 ll I - ' a. t 4- It is Imperatively nere?arT thdt :s oL:dratitn of tr.e fail ue of such oi th natural r ourcej of the country as are stilt jDJt: the control oi the Federal Cov er n:-.. en t h-uld be i:nn... di jtt-iy re u::.ed and a3.rn ativejy and ton--!ru- ii'.elv dealt :rfi at t:ie t-arlie-t p.ss tile ruoiiient. it p unp bl tu deal .i any av but a verv aTe:ul anil ex tra at ant fa tn on with t he eiioi -::.-ui ap; ro; riati..i.s of the public H'oneV . unier nie lloue . onent to r't iiii to is former . r:ii t e of ,t.:t latn.t! and ptepa;;ti!-' all .ti-propr.atiun bills throuph a s.ngle comniittee. in order that re--pon-ibility ni.'V bt- ceii reted. ex penditures st.mdardiel .tnd tiurdit at .on a ntl w at- as mu. h as iossi! le avoided. Additional legislation mm- I.e. -on e necessary . . to eff t the most efficient co-or dinar ion and f -era t ion of t he ra il - a v and other transportation sy.-n;. o' the i-oun- try. What is that 1 am per ft ly t lear ab if our bole atten shotild I- o. men irons and r;ip:d and ;t.n and energy traced on the v ig -u t eful prose, 'ask of winning 'if ion of t In th- war. It U be.ans !uk!i, disintere all the free n banded togetb of right, a w ,, of our N'ati'in i it is for us a w:-.r of -ted purpose, in whi h uph-s (f the world are 1 r for th vindication i f..r t!;e ;T'--rvaTion :ind of all that i held le f principle ; nd of purpose louhly con that WH feel OlKsel -trained to propose for its outcome only that which is righteous and of rrt-pi oa hable intention, for our foes as- well as f' -r our friend. T!:e ause heitii: 1ur and holv. the set tlement must be o' 1:1. e n.otive and '1'ialitv. Kor this w can f ght. but :"or notliine 1e-s noble or less wonhy of our tradition. K'T thi -ause we 'ntered the war atol for this nu we will battle until the la-t gun i 'iled. GREI6E AND HIS MUSIC WAS STUDIED AI IAST MEETING Of MUSIC CLUB IUe monthly IhW-'ilU of t:ie Host- bur Music Outi wa.- held M-.nday evemn at the home of Mrs. Marie Flint, at J South Kane street. 1 lie in st part or U.e ev.-mni; was -le- VOtetl f.l business matte: s. Ti.e U - rnailitler ot the e.einti was dev ..r. d to the st ul y ot ( ; t ieue a n d his mu-: . Mrs. V. A. SmitK read an excellent per entitled "Ihe Man and II : Music." The Iiet number on t he proi: 1 a m was two tlelm ht f ul pia n luets b Stella Kiolitl, ilutlerrlie-" ind 'Caprice." Mrs. Robert Kidd sarm two e.juisite Solos IIOlll Crieye I l.oe Thee'" and "In a Coat. Mrs .1 ; Town-.ei.tl -aiur Solved-; Lied." The last nuilllieis on the I'l'Oi;-'.-!!!! WtTe tWO daet t, T ; ?1 . . I'arsdow and nn.i belle henn f-tn.i otiera "I'eer ( ;v nt " t ailed ' 1oi n- in Moo. and III the Hall of tliet'"-1' 1:1 ' Mountain Kiiu" The net i t.tii- will he held at the home of Mi l'i am es I'.irslow, on Sout!i Ma stieef MiTII K TO Till: I'l III.IC. Tt:ii st.tiri' f.tr.'fi 111 t!u- Kiisi-lturi: linkini: i;lass an. I liit.m l:ni. n s fi.lluws: ItnsHlmri; to KiKi'diiri: ti l.i . Mill . It'lM'llllU I.I I.....kini: ill. tn Kluiiin. i'l- Simar I'. .n1 Vall"v lt. !1 l!itnn. II I'.hh Uiisi'l.iirs :;n. i(i.;.t Sun. lav Alltn t:n :iir"iiii: at f" .nukltli; i;las. on ai' Hint oT tia.l ro.uls hoyoiit! n.kinv: i;la. autn ytaf will nnl n tu Hoy llui'll s. t.. iiiil. 1ii nl l.nokiiii! lilacs, un U-t.m ilavs. wlii.'i ati Mun-lays. U f.lni"i.la an. I Kr;.as. llfiiiaituliM nt tin tnii i Ii' w ith hut nn.t 1 art . I. MVTTIIKWS. ITnp an. I .Irivr Pull v .1 una Tarnali' i,i. h.'-t I F OREGON inferior pro iiomi: 1 are n nit, 1 lift llobM ri or. Hilt the Keil t il II t't lieil mi 1 1 ( aimed The BEE 1 9 FOUR-XIXKTY MODEL SI'KCII ICATIO.XS: 21 II P Vahv-in-lh-dJ Mohtr Ih'HuwnLibU' Rims On.' Mun Top Tilted Windshield Electric Lights and Starter IRICR $71.' f. o. . Rosebjiy .Jd ,, Cars for I mine Hate delivery GLENN IL TAYLOR, Dealer ABOUT THE BOLSHtVIKI PEACE MANIf ESTATIONS AMSTKKI'A M. Vol, J;d-bdoMT. i 1. Id Mai -t.al W ., i..led t; a coll i.-e Cefleral t ! ! )..i!.d I....Ii o; ll.n.i. i.bart. i- -p. ill lei. t Of the leUIUl N U l la t h-- pi mall h-a.I'ji Put el,,J in ; favor or -if The C Vp n:..i di-i KrelH Pre t!. at ; die . nt!; irtt-r.- that tb dia. bur be . iei;Tr.il p..rter- e-p..ndel;t. ft !.. .,M. tilled V. ill d ltl th. thl.- pr- . -ioii t roi i on I. in!- linurr r in con-, er--.it. on with him dunn: a viit tt head.-u.i rter-, w iiere he a 1st i.ilked with Von Hindeitburt " P appears the Kusiai:s are the rirst to (,e inclKied tor peace." Cen tral Von 1. 1Mb ndurff said "I wiil ntf sa thai I r- tald Ibe p.uMieviki P . a ri 1 1 e-T a ( l j n as a peace otter." he CoI.Tltnietl T!i re Ilnt he a secure gov e n in nt for this put pose, one winch por-e--,-., p.iu. r to e:;tof-e in at tornally ar:d t-t rnally the rt-sulis of t he neiroiiaf ions with u. "(1 col re, we can ctiiu! ude ;t n rip i stic.- with llussta at anv time .is soon as we have the a -mi ranee that it will be maintained. A federal armistice, however, will he difficult to achieve." (M-neral Von l.tide ndot ft -pressed belief that a jren.-ral ar:;.i rice would interrupt submarine ac tivity arid allow the entente t,( ini proe its po.-iti.-n. while, ,,n the other hand, Ii c supplies wnuld reach th-- ceritral ptjwers. Then tore he thought Mich an arriMstice should be a bri. i or.e. a ttherwi.-e the military Muta tion would sutler. iieiieral Von l.tidt-ndorff ciisul "r' r.iV. rev.biiiun n..t a in. ie pi,.,.,. r ... tllI. til(. ,-(.mr., power,, but a riatmal result of the war op. raUon-. 'lmnilM'i-l;ijir -r.ihh'jv. j n'-i '.i.n -- T.ib!..is .-iti- ir.t.-nii- j 'l;ill Ic.r MUi,.. h 111. utiles, j :i"'l 1 tis: 1 ji.i r :c.ri . :in. .' I i'1 !;!. !i mi. ! i- in th- . "! ' '" il:"M". I'.p.. i s 'T-r.'.l fur M.-rv iit!i: I'lNi.i. h 1 1 01 '!. : 11 . J I,... n mi.- . "lit relief. ; ted by the : aniherlainV- ! !;ae been t on, 1 lef.dv u-.' of Th.-e rabb-ts.' : Tabled are a! -- ot :iT value foi on-tipaf ion j ife.l bv tak-j lets and oh- '.i!io',i-ti. t'hr..tii- j n a : k:l' l1 j s-r v i in ' w it !i e lie Ml v ;n s T. it 1011- W. F.POE DIED LAST IN THIS CITY; v.ii.nirn h. ;; "'-"'b tH ol ill-.l :i! In lll.-.l I'll.-llliM. ,n i" v ' hi- .I.-.-'h two . Ii i 1-1 1 .-ti "in' liiiiih.T i.-ir. Mr It It. M.l'n Mr. T. 'linn '. alhl inl.l-.-i.. S. Ii -Miri: i hv till-.... Mrs. -tt. I... fllin1! al It,.-, F-l.I. , :i k n.-.ir liii M.. .H I,. :ri; I ii'l.-rt,,'! I'arlin -Th.-i.f Oak '11 I' N.i ul I 1. ul i 1... r I 11 I'... a-'.l. il .'il I.. ksTlpw w-ni A.lH hrinii rHiilm CHICHESTER S PILLS a a " -" IB PRODUCTS W e W otiltj 1 Is 1 K. Thev a u- ip i In- lop ,,t.h t illltietl I l Hits n net I t-elablf. Salruou HIVE 1 S Fine Candies We are selling Agents for Krause's Fine Choculate Candies. You will find them in all the pupuhir assortments. Stotk Always Freh Hamilton Druj: Co. 241 X. Jackson St. ItosKKI It.i. OltK.IOV. Mrs. F. D. Owen CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS FUNERAL DESIGNS WEDDING COQUETS PHOXKS (.ri-vnliousi. D-K 1 Clly 'HO 1 1 1 Cass Street. D0U6IAS HIDE & JUNK CO. Highest rash market prices paid for hides, wool, iron, raps, cop per, brass, auto tires, 2nd baud fools and machinery. We pay best of prices and buy anything of value, so call on us before disposing of anything you have on hand. Square deal lo nil our motto, l'hone 219. I'oimla- Hide At Junk Co. Main At Oak. Koseburg, Ore. If you want to find something to worry about all you have to do is to look for it. LODGt CARDS A. K. & A. M., laurel Uxlge No. 1:1. Kt'ular ComuiuotcatluDs 2nd aad fourta SVeaui-saayB each tnuntb at Masonic Temple, Huseburg, Ore. VlBliora welcume. HK.NJ. CAlfC. V. M. K. HAKKIS. Swy II. I". O. Kilts, lbeburK 1iKlue, No. ti'-SU. llolda regular comoiuoli-a-tiona at the rJlks' Temple on the 2nd anl 4tb Tnursdas of eacb aioutU. All members requested to attend reuularly, and all visiting tirotheiB are cordially Invited to attend. j t'AKI, K. WIMllEKLY. K. H. j J H A H. ltl UUI.i:, Wevretary. Mta.Ktt, RoHeburc Arte meets In j tbelr hall un JacKauo tit., on 2nd ! and 4th Monday evenings ot eacb I month, at o clot k. Viaitlng breth ren In good standing' always wel 1 iiinie. J. c KDKMIi, W. P. H. F. UUODMAN, SV. Sec. I fhone m igj. I I. l. O. K., Ki-inu stnr Ixl(je No. 174 meets in the Odd Fellows' Temple every Friday eveulng. Vlsltln brethren always welnonie. J. L). Hi:ksi:, x. t;. CAUL W. OILMAN, liec. Secy. M. FICKLE. F. S. I. O. tl. . ., I'hllplarUn IxxlRe No. a Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple, corner Jaikaon and Cass Sts., on Sa'.urtay evening of each week. Members of the order In giiod standing are Invited to attend. F. 1. FKHItY. X. 0. A. J. GF.DDL'S. Hec. Secy. JH B A 1 LEV . Fin. Secy. I. O. O. F I'nl.ia Knianipment No. . Meets In odd Fellows" Temple, very Thursday evening. Vlsltlnif brethren alwayB welcome. K. II. PICKKNS. C. P. H. FiCKK.NS, 11. p. OI.IVF.lt JOHNSON, K. S. JA.MKS EWAKT, F. S KM(;HIS Ol l'TIIIAS, All.bll Lodtte No. 4 7. meets every Wed nesday eienmg Cur. Jackson and Cass Visitors always welcome tlF.OKta: JONKS. C. C KOY F. lU liHlN, M. F K. K. VV1.MHKK1.Y, K. R S I MIY.M. OKDF.lt OK MOOSK, Rose burg Lod-e No. 1037. Meets Mon day evening of eaob week, at 8 o' clock In Macoabee hall. All visiting uriuiiers are invited to attend W. J. MOON, Dictator. H. 0. PAKOKTKR. Secy . K. s., Ri,nrK Ctiapier No. 8. . Holds their restUr meeting on the 1st and 3rd Thursday In each month. Vlfflns members In good Handing are respectfully Invited to attend MISS M vnGARKT PAGE. W. M. FKKE JOHNSON. Secv KF11FKAMS. Rosohun Reb.kah Lodt-e. No 4' I. 0. O. F Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple every Tuesday ei.ning. Visiting sister and brethren Invited to attend MRS. IPX TIRNK1.L. N. 0 MRS TI1.I.1K JOHNSON. Sec. F.1.SJF. IHMfHREY. F. 8. AimiiiMI Of TMF. WtlKI.ll, Os Ca:np No Meets In the Odd F-l o hill la Roseburg every 1st A 3rd Monday evenlnes. Visit ing neighbors ilim w..Uonio. .1 M T I i 1 : NK C C M M Mil. I. Kit. Cerk. VVomkN OF XVtmiX'KU-r, Llla Cirr.e No 4? M-etn on the 1st ai! 3rd Von.l.iv evening of eacb month .it Odd Fello'f ha 1. Visit !rg memtrs In gooi standing art Invited to attena. rnRx c.it.RFnT. o n. CLARA CAWLFIELD. Clert, V:'