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HIM Iftt DRIVE AMI Rub Musterols on Forehead and Temples A hcat'arhe renuily without the dan cers of "ksadaclie medicine.1 Relieve! headache end that miserable fechns dciincosorcongestion. Anditactsat once! Musterole is a clean, white oint-iiii-nt, made with oil of mustard. Better than a mustard plaster ar.d does not Ulster. Used only externally, and in no way can it affect stomach and heart, as i.j:ne internal mcilicines do. Excellent for sore throat, bronchitis, croup, still neck, asthma, neuralgia, ecnscstfca. pleurisy, rheumatism, lum-Us-i, ell "s and aches of the back or j.iir.ts, sprains, pore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the. ch-st lit often prevents pneumonia). Zx and 60c jars; hospital size Ri.50l !T1 Beauties of Oregon Vividly Described Tli.- l achcis of tI:o KnvMh class in me .Miir.-l. 11. Id lutsh whool cave l,..- tl.i.-.. tiHeeii miii'.lU'S to compose .I viae a short es..uy oil "The 1 ; . 1 1 -- in Or. gun." Thr loiiowilip j., om.' i' tl;e "puze winn.T.s" v.rit i, : i,. a .vlu.ii lit leciilly from .11.. wlv .' plicied o'er the glassy . f ih' ! i M ill ."iri'ain. n: l.i.i.'. .n is rail. .1 U 'KIllKll.' .;.,r s.:-- "f o diirielieil tm u .1 lii aiK if ' 1 lilt .! " . : f !-..i.i vlilch is ii' d I ii- .. ;.. n'mir "I r-it unk labbasc .Ir.n .n si:lp!.id . Far away li.iy .:..-i.n.e.. ve bibc'd the in 1,11 their unlive splendor; !! aial stalely stll'lips. .some inl s-one i.laek. and o'Imth re-Kiar-i'iilly on the wound, v . uri..-. eil. il '.!! ihi' Cream In ol on' "I mi' urine i i.i.y buildings. We will. H 1" slender. ;v ,,,,1 .,,1 t-v.ii rows tin i:enu . ::!!ii: tor Ii. ruler. Two of the I,'...,.,... t.il Ii" .11 m. l" ojirmnMie . . j-, .i- a:ni had cone un- , , . . i. :l up. in a dump nf . snail t i.l .".it iw.i l."i in il'ai'i-'er. hut ,, ., i : ,. fel ci They did ",,, (.. I ,i.-'r I., ads ill pence and th i ii 1; ; ii I n. -.- ami .baro the food. In ,1 ii.cre i n.rn'il a l.allle terrible i '.. Ii.a.l. mil I tiirn.-d my eyes a., -v in iliaaay. : ; I'v.-ilinr romti lined of a .'-..a.. il . Is V but 'P vl'' 'on far :, i.i ,!..-, . i n wlM'ibi-r H i:.,. i.;ui: ami Co. box or n v ..... v ." : ! anil Co. host. ':r. Inii-iM 1 e'niekens gazed al n cm i "ii 1 a id vee na'icht siclit of t.:' -;u '.'. tar. ii-r e-uniap from the Ki'ii wlili a dip or milk. BinciiiR. nt.. !!;:;, '.v li.iv ' Kri :n somewhere in Hi.- ill. lane.- 'n i-in it ir a crane inl"l miliLi.-tl '.villi his." Dies Suddenly of l Heart Failure ;i t. K.I . nil !5. HiiL-iin, a w'll :i r. ;.iJ. nt nt ilu- SulditTs Hoiiip, iiik-:i :uh!m -.Ay with heart ;i u .:if in Uit oil ice of Judge . Hiii'U.' hi t r , f,; i-i d;iy u t 'luriioun ili.-t hi'tor-1 he rnuhl bo fcotton i ii'i::i -. "( ;:n" II;E;til t -si(U'(t i lus wit' in out of iho small iL-i s al i.K'fn- to the home nnd :i I;uuili;ir fiL'iuc on tln s'reots in- niv. Hi' v;ih sc'tiilimlv in I l.cnlth y.'-i( rdny, th aitai'k of1 : I., ilu ! Cf.iiiiiit: ui"i:i him stul- ;is h4 ;.- i:'i r: his lotljfO . in .litdi: I. II. KhMI.' fircrotaiy I:. P. O. ITilis. lr. Stewart was' ! ;m.I i In- fU! p'-ntlrman placi-d ; i ;i .-t r : flu -r nnd t;tk'ii to the 1 . In:; pus.-ed awav before he was :i fi.nn I lie streteluT. .pi. H i-t mi was a im-niher of Co. ' ' i t N-w York cavalty, and was :';'- tf N v; Y-rk. He was 75 - ir iit:-' and entiled the hnme i .l.'iV-iiii riiuniy in June, 1:U4.. r ' 1 1 ' r : 1 1 arrangement!, have been, ' i." a he was faniiliarly railed 'i v !ni l;n-v hfm, had resided a j ; Honie for pome time and , of the most popular litem-1 ' ilii- institution. le appeared :i (in p of nuns c:en by the! n"s Ilulirf Corps and the (i ; w.ts i-iit; ;ul pi at bandline, 1 s. which h.e juj:i;led with! I ae. Ho wan a likeable! ) n tru" !::!.-. and his lo-s will! i' ;! moHrr.t d by hia many tiiis riiv. 1- : f In foyl, Likelt The first choice of millions of housewives for over a quarter of a century. Proved best most economical by many tests. Makes most palatable and sweetestof foods. Calumet Baking powder is used by more Domestic Scientists, end Housewives than any ether brand. Call for CaiumetBaking Powder. unique taie of Daughter of One of Earliest Settlers Tt lis Story cf Events of th.siCounty IS WELL KNOWN WRITER In Spite of Aitviuirod Aire Is Taking ( oua In JuiinmllMii mid Story WriliiiK 'h luUoi-it) of OivRon. A 8tory of unusual Interest to DoUKlas County resident roeeiuly appeared under the name of Fred Lockley, ihe well known writer. The ;..i v il-uU with Ibe life of Ada (radley MUHcan, well known in this city and known as the oldest sMidnt at the University of Oregon. She is a writer of nationwide reputr and recently visited in Koseburf? on her way from New York where nh was Teted 1 o:ii- ut Hih iairsi literarv clubs of the country. She is n neoe of F. M. C.ood d' Cleve land and wtiB one of the earlv resi dents of the county. The story as written bv Mr. I-ocklev follows: The University of Oreeon ha many Interestint? students, not the teati interetfnc o' whom is Ad Braillev Million. She is tak'ne the creir.ae n journalism. "I fr!v nr vork a n ntu'lent verv mneh" ri''1 Mt. M''Vnn. "I m st ml vine imp-a-7fne writine under Professor Jnlb Ptirnss. technic of poetrv undei P"rt'e-sfr TlTtes. td news ' In nn rrfenoor Tb' hr. V1mi tn 1SS5 T went with Mrs. Ceore-o t.1iv,T M'lb'r. vio used to be l.ts ',en At Cr"HWo)l to p-e t)p onne-- rV Vfliqrd hnll Inld I had tden thnt T sh-'Hd wnr h a snden of ihp n(veritv o Crf'y. ! tii"ty tfkes pie hack to the oM days with some of .tiv r1istnns hrn r nq tplVtnc wMh Helen1 Kuvt-en-dnll n drv or so nn. T went tr c!fh"r1 vMth her fc-andfi'hr h' erind rentier 1fr (rrn,i'rMl,"' Ada A lvs nn'' er erapdffthe' T)v. Mm Kuvkrnrl-'ll. we-" cliisnvi trs inl'-e nt ViMiur neide-iv. Ho" '""'nd mother nnd I were in Ihe same Mas? in drawing pod phe ninrrle ' nnr ptftr tmtl. ''ll Kuvketlibill Ttow r'd am 1? Th's not a f -'r nMPstt(.n. Just nv itv't T am th"1 pnnil nttpnd'ni? th nnivpr sltv I wfis ftltend'nc sho' rt Wn1 11 Vti'l when the news of Lincoln' dnth rfaehed im. nnd 1 can nve-'-qet how mv father grieved over It. "I rten run across one of mv o'd sehoolmtes who lived next door to us nt Walla Walla. They were tto hemlans. I IhouKht the little bov, who was about tny age. was awfullv nice. His nnme i-as Johnnv Swnd dlenacht. His father di.'d and hi mother married a preaeher tianu"' Homer, and little Johnny took the name of his stepfither and heca?n" Johnny Horner. He teaches horv at the Oreeron Aericnltural Coli-r Johnny nnd I wnt to school toee ther. Our teacher was Professor Moore, whose brothe- Miles C. Moor 1 became governor of Washington ter ritory. Professor Moore ruled by love and by giving reward of merit cards. "My (father. K. V. Hrndley, cme to Oreeon In 1 S 52. My mother. Elizabeth pierce, cam in lRjl. Fa ther took un the first donation land claim in Coles valley in Vmp jua county. Doctor Cole came shortly after, and as he had a fanillv the "alley was called after him. Fath er taught the first school In that !istrkt. in a log school house with rnrth floor and oiled paper windows. The children sat on homop-.nde, and l aekless benches, that 1r all but one pupil. She had the seat of honor, a rock that mv father had found nnd rolled into the schooH'onse. It lino a natural depression that form ed r. seat. Elizabeth Pierce, the oldest pupil, who was 14 year old orrtinied this honor seat. She ad to stop school filter the first term I'. assume the duties of a hom,? ma! -er Father was 25 nnd she was nearly 15. Shortly after the'., mar ring they went to California, where father went In with ,T. R. gfnwnlU who had married his sister aiH who had a dairy ranch near Tumapals bay. "A grizzly bear visited our ranch every few nights killing on ca ?h of Ms visits a dairy cow. Father Mid Mr. Sfowall decided that t tov did not want to go out of the '.airy bu miiofs t hey won Id have to pu' the bear out of buslneau. Thy tailed tht n'ghbor toeftfcer and organized .1 rer hunt. They .found h!m. Fut.i ei that nlm. The lear wet itit- "Mild T'alrk ttrush. Father fol owel him. The bar awaited his coming and knocked him down, iMva'.'iiitri several of my father's rib. Fu'hcr prcteinle-l to be dead. The Lear toik one mouthful from my fath er's arm, tearing the muselo awiy. Fnther Etayed 'dead.' The hear pca ed bun and snuffed Mm and finitllv left him. The rest if the ni.n. who had tun aw.iv, came bak and ki'b-d ih betr anii crrled father borne. , "It was In the shok thi th'a rurrence eave mv nuwher thnr 1 wnP Uorn. Whi'ii I was a month old anfl when father's rhewod arm ftrd broj ken rlbs'permftted him to travel, we nui the dairv hunine! and aoturnej 'o C Uh vaiiey. From there we moved to Albany, where mv t it her 'rned until the snr'ng of 1SSI. While we were at Albntv my s'ster Ella, who has come down from YineviUo and Is now stalnr v;th ne. w horn. I was '.heu thice i 'earfi old. j "We dvot- bv Umiim to alia Wl-j n!y hine I remember of the trip was that while we were cupped on Wild Horse rreek. near tlv present town of Pendleton the teams of sv r:il omms beside us were stoieit ;Ui::: the iiirrhi. Our dog set no n"h u clfiuor that our team was not 'k"n. FaUier did ifreUht ing from Walla W-lla to Wallula for several vpars. When I was eight we dr-ve o W'llubi nnl took the steamer f:r rirtland. Mother nd we children anie to lvn v(h f;r:tndnoth.--tierre In Coles va'b'V while f itlier remained fr a year n Walla Wal' t. Ml Hn time we had lived t Willi M'a'lT o'ir houe bad ben the rn 'evr us for (rtn'ellnrj M-ho tlst n ! iTer4. You see. we raised lots of hickeii1! and nio'hnr wns a cm I Wbon tut her reioined us he 'old iir he had been ordauied a M1 bodlst minister. I was very far 'rem a minister's daughter I wis tombov. nml rode horse'nch ronm ng all over the couutrv Ttipv mndrt ne go tn school n train. The teacher was John Pooth. the son of Rev. Month and brother of V. A. P -( 'h W the Hooth Kelley I.titnber Coiu- nTiiv. T went to seho.d at Clew- ; ' lid four tulles from Coles Valbv rd bv Hip v.mv nv uncle V T j ".cci Is still posimnster 'at Cleve- j 'n;l. He b-s b"n ro tmater !he-ei " m ove t 'i a n r. f v;: ri-- bo' n $ t he i 'les poJtnviy'or In po'i of con l"nous s rvice In the Flitted Slates "When I was 121 went to Wilbur 'cdom v. Pn r-';sor llerreu was nr'n'ipal nnd his wife was one rf he tmpbors. I got ns far as what vnu would now consider the foiir'h T-ido. 1 ditnt get a chance Jo go tn lionl lonfror. ns I had to s1oi and -o to to-chine sehool. f have al wavs wanted to continue my qtudl"i -o that is why I am now at Hip tate university. During the past 30 years or so I have had time to see how valuable an asset an eilu-a- bui Is. and what pleasure one get 'n the possession of knowledge. l' H.ITM'Ale A X NOl X( i:m i:xt T announce to the Republican vot ers cl Ibugl;is conn iv, Oregon, that I am a candidate for County Judge f sild county, to be nominated at 'he Primary kb-rtion to bt hold on 'he L'lst day of Mnv, 1 120. If nomi nated and elected I will transact count v business economically and without sectional favoril ism. pro mote timely county road nmlnton ince. expend t he balance of t he Tounty road bond issue, as originally apportioned, under efficient super vision nnd will secure an early an nual audit of accounts. Your sup port is solicited. J. G. DAY, Jr. The woman's missionary society of the M. K. Church. South, will hold a ale of home cooking Satur day, April 10, at Vosiiurg liros. store. IMeaso bring contrubutioiis aarly. NOT ICK OF SALK O F C O V K I? V- KNT TIMBEK. General Lii(2 Of fjeo. Wash in it' ton, I). C, March 6, 1920. Notice ia Iwreby givn thai subjtct to tlie conditions and llmitn tions of flu Act of June i. 1 U I 6 t3ft S'at.. 218 i, and tiie instructions of the Secretary of the Interior of Sep tember 15. 1117. the limber on the following lands will be Fold May 12, 1020, at 10 o'clock a. m.. at public auction at the United States land office at UoHt-burg, On pun, to the highest bidder at not bs than the appraised value as shown by this notice, Fale to be subject to the ap proval of the Secretary of the In terior. The purchase price, with an additional Finn of one-fifth of one per cent thereof, h'-lntr commissions allowed, must be deposited at time of sale, money to be nt urned if Rilp is not approved, otherwise patent will i.-ue for the timber which must be removed within ten years. Hid will be received from citizens of the 11 1 It ed States, afi'ecia Ions of Fttch citizens and corporation:! organized under the laws of the Cnited States or any state, territory or district thornof only. T'pon application of a qualified purchaser. th timber on any legal pubdiviston will be offered separately before being included in any offer of a Inrg- r unit T. 15 S., , l V., Sec. 7. Ut 2. fir S5 M.. I-ot 3, fir 30o M.. not to be poM for le?t tl'r.n $15" per M. T. 10 S., K. 1 W., Sec. 3?.. SVi SW-i. fir H'ttO M , SP'M SV i . fir H'7'" M.. not to te,'old for less than H.7". ner V. T. 7 S. II 7 W.. Sec 11 NK-4 N'K. fir 515 M.. se.rar pin-1 ?" M., tion of i to fir timber to be f 1 for less than i $1.25 per M.. and imp" nf the snrnr pine timber to b pold for l.s than f J1 f'O per M T. r.7 S . n 7 V.. Sec. in, lot fi. fit fiOft M, NW-i PEM. .fir 500 M. pine 25 !f.. SWV, SKW, .fir 2000 M . Lot 7. fir 1 '-OO M, N K S"i. fir 170 M , pine 170 M.. St :SM, fir 12''0 M, nop of the fir timber to bo old for 1" thnn Si 25 pr M . and none of the rtTe timber to he nold fnr ls thnn J2 50 per M. CT.AV TAT TV N, Commissioner Genera Land Off 1c. 1920 MITCHELL STYLE PLUS QUALITY SEE THEM! J. F. BARKER & CO., IMPLEMNTS AUTOMOBILES TRACTORS MM ii , JJ GLORY UNIVERSAL GLORY UNIVERSAL t I j sB'yd S. K. HARDWARE, BICYCLES B ---- - SOME SERVICE you get when an order is placed with us for electrical work of any kind. We are right on the.job to serve you promptly and most efficiently. MILLER'S ELECTS IC SHOP 123 N. Main Street Phone 447 HEMUS IF IT'S PHOTOGRAPHY Our Family Laundry Service WHAT IT V. A help that will simplify your particular washdsy problems auch is our family laundry service. Our driver rslls for your fam ily bundle at a definite tltno each week, and we'll do your wash ing iu our customary eonstdeiate and a.inltary manner. SsntJir Hilt, K t'AX IK) IT That krokvU li.a.lilue pari can be rvaillly weUlod bv our f fi ctvnt oxy-artylen process. We uiuka a apwlulty uf waldiuf heavy alee!, troll nnd metal frames, baaee. whoole, ehalfte. Keare, etc. The only method ti'.nt get lu!u Hint la.t U our waldlnc method. Your machine will contiuue to give you good reaiilta. Mathews Weldinjr Works ACITVIEME !10IKC t CUllmC SPIC1ALTT IK IS I 111 Hli, UIIKUIIN SYKES AND SPORTING GOODS .Taking a Spin n one of our modttls U ex tremely delightful. You will enjoy every nioniant. Tb lnt st has luado a hit every where. It's ho light, eau to run nnd durable. All owners ere euthuHlastiu. Ride one. aud it will be a revelation to you. d. w. JAMES (Jrnrral llftMfi Hhop . Mi; I .Nurt It Jarkaon Hi. New PHOTOGRAPHER I.ATK OF I'OHTI AND Having l.'Jixl .r'ml-- In the Kohl liiiKn lliiiiiling is niiw ready for hil'dmiM. COME AND SEE ME R0SEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY f Tffff Vtffff?? ffffftff f f TP IMTICAL AXXOl'VCKMEKTS KOU ItKl'ltRSKMATiVB I am hereby announclug my can dlducy (or nomination on iho rapub Mean ticket aa representative from Dounlui county aublect to the ap proval or the voter at the primary election In May, lDl'U. B. K. NICHOLS VOn JOI.NT KKl'ltESKXTATIVC I hereby announce my candidacy f&r election us Joint repreeeutative of DouKlaa and Jackiwn counties, subject to the will of the voters of the republican party at the tiriuiary nominating election to be held Muy 21, 1:0. C1IAS. F. HOPKINS yon UEIT.KSKXTATIVK. This anonunces that I am a can didate for nomination of represe.v ativo (rout UoukIus couuty, subject to the endorsement of republican .otera at the primaries. May HI. 1920. ARTHUR H. MARSH KOU tXUXTV Jl'lKiK T AaairA ttt nnnnUHCA 111V CSUlli U f.ir lha nfflre of CilUUiV Jlldae fcr Dculue County, subject to ihe ipproval of the republican v.Mrs a. o pr;um-y election May 21. yl.l. U. J. STEWART KOR tXH'.NTV KlItVEVUU I desire to anounce myself a can lldnte for the office of county sur- eyor of DoukIus county, subjoct to he nprouil of tbo reimbllcan votert st the prliuury eUrtion. r . U. r KKAit. KOU COUNTY ASSKSSOK I desire to announce my candi dacy for the office of County Asses sor for DoukIhs county, subject to th approval of the republican vot ers at the piiuwiry election May 21. 1920. FRANK L. CALKINS FOR COUNTY CI.KItK I hereby announce my candidacy lor reelection' to the office of Coun ty Clerk nf loimlns County, subject to the will of the voters of the De mocratic I'arty at the primary no minating election to be held May 21, 192U. B. H. LENOX FOR COIXTV CI.KItK I wish to submit my nnme to th Republican voters of Douglas Coun ty for the nomination to the office of County Clerk nt the primary election to be held Mny 21, 1920. IRA II. RIDDLE, FOR COUNTY COMMISSION KR i hitrphv Announce mv candidacy fnr the noni-i n:it Ion as County Com missioner, northern district, on the republican ticket, stinjecl to tlie ap n..iu..l rif the IlnuirleH county totem at the ptimury election to be held in Muy. WILLIAM KLETZEH. tf. Yoneullu. Oreison FOR COUNTY HlTKItlNTKNDKNT This announces that I am a can didate for re-election to the office of couuty school superintendent, subject to the will of the voters nt the republican primaries. O. C. uii(JW FOR COUNTY TRF.AHUHF.ll I hereby auonunce that I will be candidate nt the May primaries on the republican ticket for nomina tion of treusuror of Douglas county. C. M. MYNATT htllt COUNTY TREASURER lni.niinn.nil.nl In llPrcllV made that I will be a candidate for nomi nation of treasurer for Douglas County on the republican ticket, subject to the decreo of the voters at the May primaries. 1920. FOR Mll.ltll F T I. . V,u nnnnniir. lllV CSndidaCV for renomlnatlon on the republlran tlcKet lor sneriir oi imiuhiii kuuiih subject to the approvnl of the voters at the primary election to be held In May, 1920. tic.u. iv. nuns. FOR SHERIFF lnnni.ni.Ani.nl nf HIT CHIldlllRCy n- nnn.l,.tl,.n nt Ahurlff nf DotllE I-- ,..nnl nn Ihm rptl lll ICOn IICHCL i .....lu -.il.l..i to the alH in ..., ---- proval of the qualified voters at the pumary election in ..i.o. ri A M niAK'ir.n FOR JUSTICE OF I'KACK Announcement Is hereby msile that I will be a candidate for no mination of Justice of the Peace for Deer Creek district, subject to the approval of the republican voters, at the May, 1920, primariHi. GEO. JONES. POLITICAL AXNOUNCFMI'XT. I hereby aiinouui e my candid-icy for county commissioner for Doug las county on the Demoeratlc tlrket. J. F. O'Msrn. Auto Owners! We would lie idenwd to lest your Batteries Free' nt any time end give yon rTpert oili-l'e on the enre of Itnlterles. When pitrrltnsing new Iwtler lee Ret our pilee. We ran save yoa rmmey. 441 N. Jackson St. Roeehurg. FOR R.WIUMEXTATIVB -I hereby announce that I am candidate for nomination on the re publican ticket for representative, subject to endorsement of qualified-' voters at the primary election Mar . mil. ailBMi; A.NUKKWS FOR COUO.VKK. I am a candidate for renomlnatloa on the Republican ticket, for Cor oner of Douglas County, subject to the approval of the qualified voters at the primary election In May laao. M. . HITTER. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER I hereby announce my candidacy (or nomination on the republican ticket fur commissioner of Doag la's couuty, subject to the verdict of the voters at the primary election May 21, 1920. ARTHUR WALKER, Reedsport. FOH IISTItlCT ATTOBXKY I will be a candidate for the Re publican nomination, to succeed my self, as District Attorney for Doug las County. Oregon, at the primary nominating election held on May tl. mil, your support will be appre ciated. OKORCE NEUNER, Jr. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. I submit my unit to the Republi can voters of Douglns couuty for nomination to the office of County ommissloner at the primary elec tion to be held Muy 21, 1920. For and with the producers of the county. Lowest possible tax with consistent progression. All road dis tricts to have their just amounts and in proper time to Improve their roads, and In accordnnc with the de sires of the people interested. A fair price for labor, with fnlr results." A. F. STEARNS. IXtlMiE DIRECTORY. KNKiHTS OF rVTIIlAfl Alpha Lodge No. 47, meets every Wed nesday evening, cor. Jackson and Cass sts. Vlritors always welcome. C. A. CHAMBERLAIN, C. C. CHAS. F. HOHKIN8, M. F. E. E. W1MHERLY. K. R . (i. O. T. M. iKweourg Hive N 11, Dolus regular reviews os secona and fourth Friday afternoons la Maecabee hall. Sisters of other hives visiting In the city are cor dially Invited to attend our re views. Maacebee hall on Caaa) 8treet. . ELLA LANE. Com. KATE P. WEbllER. R. K if:iI.US, Roseburg Aerie meets In their hall on Jackson St,, In 01 m, and 4th Monday evenings of eaa, month, . t 8 o'clock. Visiting breln ren In good standing always well come. FRED P. CLARlv, W. P. P. VICTOR MICELL1, W. P. B. T. GOODMAN. Secretary. .NFKilllKUtS OF WOODCIIAFT, Lilxe Circle No. 49 Meets on 1st aud 3rd Monday evenings. Visit ing ni'Uhbors invited to attend EDITH CHURCHILL, G. N. T1LI.IE I. JOHNHON, Clerk. U. I. O. Kllvn, tvoneours; Lvriice, No. J1 llcids regular communica tions at the Elks' Temple on each Thursday of every month. All members requested to at tend regulurly, and all visiting brothors are cordlully invited to attend. HARRY HILDEDURN. E. R. IRA B. RIDDI.h! !'T. The 11. II. K. I. A. Union Meeting- will be held at the Maccnbbee null every first aud third Wednusdaya of the month. I. O. O. F. I'liilctuMun I.mlgo No. II Meets In Odd Fellows Temple, corner Jackson and Cass Sts., 01 Saturday evening of each week. Visiting brethren are always wel come. VICTOR IIOYD, N. O. A. J. UEUDFS, Rec. Sec. J. B. BAILEY, Fin. Sec. RKIIEKAIIH. noseourg RebekaH Lodge, No. 41. I. O. O. F. H'-t In Odd Fellow V Temple evaig week on TueBdny evening at the Odd Fellows' hall. Visiting mem bers In good standing are Invited to attend. MAUD PLYLER, N. O. 1IEL1A9 STEPHENSON, Bee. DKLLA LEWIS. Financial See, WOODMEN OF WORLD. Camp No. 125. Meets In tie 044 Fellows' boll In Rossburg every 1st and In; Mondny evenings. Vis iting neighbors alwaya welcome. H. CARRICK, C. C. M. M. MILLER. Clerk. LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE. Roses burg Lodge No. 1037 Meets see ond nnd fourth Wednesday even ing of each month at o'clock; In the Moose ball. All visiting bro--hers are Invited to attend. C. W. CLOAKW, Dictator. H. O. PAIU.ETER. Secretary A. V. 41 A. M.( Iiaitl IxWl'e No. IS. Regular communications 2nd anl fourth Wednesdays each month at Masonic Temple. Roseburg, Ore.. ' Visitors weleome. A. A. WILDER, W. M , W. F. HARRIS. Secv O. E. 8., Roseliorg Oinjilrr Ko. rV Holds their regular meetlnc o the 1st and 3rd Thursday .n each month. Visiting membeis tn gooA standing are respectfully Invited to attend. LEONA ABRAHAM, W. M. FRKK JOHNSON, Secy. L O. O. F., Rising Star I,odge No, IT4 meets In the Odd Felloi Temple every Friday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. Victor MlcelH. ,V. O., Perry Hoyd. V. O , J. EAR1.E PICKF.N8. Ree. Bee. M. riCKLX. riaanclal Sec
