f
NEW SPRING
WE HAVE RECEIVED OUR LINE OF SPRING GOODS
In ladies dress goods we hava ALL the latest styles, in Woolens, Silk Shirt Waists, Suits and
Cotton Goods, also a full line of Novelties.
For Men, Youths and Boys we have the best line of Clothing in the city, in STYLE, CUT and
WORKMANSHIP. WE LEAD.
Before making your purchases in spring goods look at our line.
j THE PEOPLE'S STORE
THE ROSEBURG
HOUSE
HARVEY JONES, Proprietor
Rates $1.00 per day and upward
New Brick, New Furnishings,
Prompt Services. Opposite the
S. P. Depot Grounds . .
THE CELEBRATED
WASH INGTON
ANY FLAVOR
AT
JENNINGS BAKERY
AND
CONFECTIONERY
Cleajdlaes. Superior Pastries and Sweet
Heats is Oar inducement for Patreaate.
NTOSIEB'S RESTAURANT
In the same old place
with more added.
We have now enlarged
our restaurant entrance
on both Sherdian and Cass
streets.
MOSIER STANDS FOR BEST MEALS
J. FALBE'S
RESTAURANT
When in town and don't know where
to eat, ask your friends and they will
direct you to
rREKCHY'S"
OPPOSITE DEPOT
aeawsn aneei iEf aVLXaeTsasssseeweafl
til II SI II sc
DRAIN, OREGON
This school has for the coming year: A strong faculty; m.intonance as
ami : teachers' review class ; a graduating class of over 20 ; course o f .tad
tended to five years and made equal to the California and Wash-ngton Normal
year opWo. Uffi
and Christmas. Second
per term. Kates atoarding Hall, $2 50
eept bedding. Board in private families
prefer to "batch" for which facilitie. are
logues address
A. L. BRIOOS, President,
Local and Personal.
Leave orders at the Rochdale
grocery
store for your wood.
P. J. Johnson, dentist, Grave's build
ing. 49tf
Best grade of family flour, Bash ford's
"Pride of Douglas" at only $1.15 per
sack, all grocers.
J. E. Sawyers, lawyer
public. Office up stairs
and notary
in Douglas
tf
Countv Bank Building.
Read advertisement of the
Forestry
Inn in this paper and when yon attend
the fair in Portland patronize tbis
popular hostelry.
G. J Bacher, dentist, is now occupy
ing the rooms formerly occupied by Dr.
Fisher in the Abraham building.
The "drug hhit" is menace to
health and happiness. Can you say
this of Osteopathy?
Special price? on Buggies and Spring
Wagons at Sykes, on account of goods
arriving late in season.
S K Sy leVs received the first car of
Peater Schattler wagons ever shipped
to Douglas Co. 2(-3
Lessens given in all kinds of fancy
work, Hardanger, Gittertyl. Eyle-
embroidery and all the new fads. At I
Grave's Art EiDforium.
The "Pride of Douglas" ha reference
'o Rashford's best grade of flour which
can be purchased t alP of the grocery
stores at $1.15 per sack.
Carpets, carpets, mattings, matting?,
and linoleums, the largest slock in
Fa ttbern Oregon. Send ns your mail
orders we can fill them. Rice A Rice.
Mrs. Mattie Matney, the well known
nn e is ae-ionely ill at the residence of
'her sister, Mrs. Jas. Bridges, of this
city.
Bread, pies and rakes like mother
used to bake when you nse Baahford's
"Pride of Douglas" floor. Accept no
other brand. Only $1 15 per sack.
Mia Mary Weetbrook, of Albany is
t e guest of her brothers. Yard master
Fred Westbrook and Bert West brook,
manager of the Hotel McClallen.
The laxative effect of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets is so aegree
able and so natural that vou do not
realize it i the effect of a medic ne. For
sale by A.C. Marstera A Co.
We have for sale at this place lnmber
in tbe raff 9 per thousand. Fruit boxes
cheaper than formerly, products of the
Rider Bros mill. W. R. Weill, Olalla.
Oregon. Swjl2
J. T. B'yan. the bny watch mike
has a window display of new jewelry
which is fairly dazzling. Those beauti
ful abalona watch charms, pins, fobs,
and other articles of jewelry at once ap
peal to the observer when the low price
t-i made known.
At a meeting of tbe board of directors
of the Roseburg school district Friday, a
coips of 20 teachers was completed by
I the selection of Miss Mary Aik n. of
Boise. Idaho, and Miss Delia G. Tib-
I rets, of Ashland. They succeed Mrs. I
Aura Jackson, nee Thompson, and Miss
n j -
J sepliine Fyerr. The latter contem
plates go ng to Arizona to teach.
The county court has postponed the
consideration of E. Chevigny's petition
for a county road through the Red Hill
nntil the next term of county court to
clear certain facts and learn points on a i
remonstrance against said petition, the
roads being reported favorable and 1
recommended to be granted unanimous
ly by the board viewers
witTeverything furnmbed ex-
per week: wnn eve j
at from 3 to 4 per K(..
good. For further particular, and cat.
dbaum vir.PrM
or O. C. BROWN, vice i-rea.
A-J
GOODS
ggjg j
M F Wright has accepted the local
agency for the Portland Service Co.
If you expect to vi-it the fair and do not
know where you are going to stop you
will do well to interview Mr Wright
The Portland Service Co will locate you
n good rooms and you will know just
wbat you will have to pay for them be
fore you leave Hoseburg. Investigate.
Osteopathy when understood is highly
appreciated.
District Fair at Roeeburg, September
12-16.
Mrs. Griffith, of Portland is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Moftit, of this city.
A. A. Fuller and wife have returned
from a visit to the Portland Exposition.
Mrs. A. N. Orcutt and baby are visit
ing relatives and friends at Oakland.
Mrs. John Natcher and son have re
turned from a vi tit to the Exposition,
Mrs W E Fraxier, of Albany ts the
guest of ber aunt, Mrs C Rast, of this
city.
L. A. Greeley, of the lime manufac
turing plant at Greens, is in Portland un
business.
Lulu Desset, of Washington, D. C ,
who has been visiting friends in this
city, left tbis morning for Poitland.
Buy your trunks, telescopes, suit
cases and traveling bags at Kice A Kiev,
T:.e House Furnishers.
District Attornpy Geo. M. Blown is
attending circuit court in Lincoln county-
F. H. Smith, a prominent lumberman,
of Treves City, Michigan, was in this
(ity on business last week.
Geo. Graham and wife left this morn- '
ing for Portland to visit relatives and
attend the lair.
John Howe of Colfax, Wash., who
1 as been visiting in ibis city, returned
heme this morning.
Mrs I T Smith, of Tucn, Arizona,
a vieiting friends and relatives in this
city.
Co. D. 1st Sept., Bat., O. X. G., will
leave this city lor seven days cam p at
Gear hear l park at 11:35 Wednesday
night.
L. E. Kuhns and wile nee Moffit have
moved to this city Irom Portland, Mr.
Kuhns being employed in the S. P.
roundhouse in this city.
Ray Moon;, of tbe local Wells, Fargo
and Western Union office, is temporari
ly in charge of the Wells, Fargo A Co.
office at Albany.
Mrs. A. C. Marstern and Mrs. F. H.
Churchill have returned from Portland
where they attended tbe W.C. T. U.
convention.
The San Jose commercial club passed
through Kcseburg last night bouud for)
tbe Lewis and Clark exposition. They '
occupied nine tine cars.
W. H. Fisher, wife and son Waiter,
and H. T. McClallen, wife and daugh
ter, left this morning ior Portland to
take in the fair.
Passenger travel on the S. P. lines
through this city is very heavy. Most
al! trains run in two tactions with sleep- j
j coaches loaded to capacity
WASTED A lady who knows how to
I make fancy shirts.
at M. Blancbarj's
D. I. Blanchard.
! Box 274.
Call for particulars
house, or address
Roseburg, Oregon,
jOp
Dressers are here, the very lowest too.
From the cheapest to the best. 'Buy
lben) from tne itore tbat lhem
for
less and remember Rice fc Rice is the
place.
Dr. H. L. Studley the Osteopathic
Physician cures acute and chronic
diseases, corrects deformaties and
remove, foreign growths. Consultion
free. Phone or call for appointment.
Office in Abraham duildinir. tf
Baggageman Harry Pearson and fami
ly left Friday night for Gladstone Park,
near Oregon City, where Mr. Pearson
will have charge of the baggage room
daring the Willamette Valley Chautau
qua. Morris Webber, road supervisor in the
Kden bower and Winchester section, is
having some trouble collecting road tax
from tbe Greek track layers this week.
They refuse to pay and threaten to kill
any one who attempts to collect from
them. Mr. Webber is not to be bluffed
and may be relied on to get tbe money
due the road district.
O. W. A ken, . pioneer of '49, made
this office a pleasant visit tbis morning.
Mr. Aker. is one of the eldest residents
of tbis county, being 91 years of ase and
apparently bale and hearty. For a
number of years he was a steamboat
pilot on tbe Mississippi river but left for
California daring tbe gold fever of '49
He came to Oregon In 18C7. Mr. Akers
states that when he was a boy he whs
told by the family physiv ian that if he
never smoked or drank and did not eat
old animal food but always eat young
meat, and would always leave the table
a little hungry he would live to a good
old age. He save that he has followed
these instructions as near as possible
and reaped the results. Mr. Akers has
j been living with hi. granddaughter Mrs.
Eamlk McMillan, of this city for some
j time, but as she will soon move to Me I-
J wi e to.
night to visit with relatives at Myrtle
Father of W. C. Conner Very III.
Ira Conner, Sr.. hud a very severe
stroke of paralysis last Friday evening.
The stroke eff.-cted his right side, hit
arm being completely paralized, and Irs
leg partially so, however Dr. Corpn n
says that the trouble is now stations,
and hopes that iu a month or so it will
be relieved. Mr. Conner is fifty years f
age and has always been very active,
and until a week before the stroke bad
no premonitory symptons, and even
then he paid no attention to them until
the day of bis affliction. It is to be
hoped that he will rapidly recover.
Cottage (.trove Leader.
W. C. Conner, editor of the Plaindeal
er, is at the bedside of his father, Ira
Conner at Cottage Grove, and for that
reason the Plaindealer readers may find
this issue short on reading matter, but
by next issue we will endeavor to make
up for our shortage this time.
County Court Orders.
County court for Douglas county was
in session last week in Koseburg with
Judge M. D. Thompson and Commis
sioners A. E. Nichols and J. C. Young
in attendance. The iollowiug ordera
were made.
Kdmond P. Drew, of Oakland, ap
pointed county fruit inspector.
X. 1. Xelsou appoiuted fire ranger in
the districts ot Coon, Ilinkle and Cala
pooia creeks.
Sept. 7, 1905, fixed as day for hearing
petition for a road from Kiddle to in
tersect the Canyonvil.e-Myrtle Creek
road, at tbe J. J. Chadwick place.
Same date also set for taking action on
the petition for a road from Rice Hill,
through Red Hill to the W. W. Wilson
place, near Yoncalla. The board of
viewers has reported favorably on both
roads and recommended that tbe peti
tions t her fore be granted.
F. F. Patterson awarded contract for
construe ting cement sidewalk and gut
ter along the south side ot the court
bouse square, bordered by Douglas
street, for )t25 Three other bids were
submitted as follows: G. Wortbington,
$810; M. W. Aldrich, J693 ; Geo. Haw
kins, $.'40.
Dr. A. C. Seeley appointed secretary
of the Douglas County Board of Health.
Koad in Riverside addition from West
street to the Koseburg- Kden bower road
orderel vacated and a parallel road
ordered substituted out blot k north.
Plain Statement
i . in.
iaindsalsr
In an interview with a I
mau todav Mr. Blakeiev said :
There is
great dissatisfaction wiui tbe water com
pany b cause of ibe shortage in tbe sap-
ply of water and. it is no more than just
?lmi
il weeks
that the people should have
facts in this matter, tevera
ago, as pre -idem ol tins company, we
wrote ttie S. P. a request that they j
make some arrangements with us be
cause of the warm sea sou coming on. j
a 1 w k i y t vn ii v v s aaiv w j ii.-si a nvt w ,
no repiy irom t ,em ai toe cooierence
above mentioned, we stated very frankly
to the omuaU of the road that with the
iutieaMug traffic this year we would not
be able to supply liaeni witn our
present facilities and take cars
ol the people of this town. Tbey then
said that ll.ey mould either put in a
plant of their own or let as know in
time su that we might purchase a new
pump. We realize that (be S. P. Co.
pay a large auiouut ol money into this
city each month, and of course are de
sirous of keeping their good will. In
the meantime we do not I eel as though
this cou pany thould bear the burden of
public opinion and be blamed for a
shortage of water which we are trying
to supply not only to the peop.e but the
railway as well. You may tell the citi
zens of Koseburg that we will immedi
ately start our steam pumps and do onr
best to supply them with sufficient wa
ter for all purposes.
Miss Rose Parrott, wbo has been
teaching school at Gardiner, returned to
tbis city Friday from Kugene, accom
panied by Mrs L M Kooney, of that
city. Mrs Roouey will viait bare for
several weeks.
Candace Brown, of Myrtle Creek i.
tbe guest of Mrs J M iiansbrough, of
this city. . Miss Brown has recently
graduated from the State Normal School
ai nioiimouiii. cue w in lescn in me
deaf mute school at Salem next year.
Pitcher, "Dutch" Bilyen, formerly of
the Roeeburg base ball team, but this
last season captain oi the Bend Eastern
Oregon team, is in this city visiting
friends on bis way to Albany after a
successful season in Eastern Oregon.
Letter List.
Remaining uncalled for at tbe
burg post office.
Rose-
Ashenhurst Burt
Ahrens Mr Chs.
Brown Mrs F W
Cavanough F J
Howard Miss F
Flynn Mr P
Masalino Nicola
Rickman Mrs C L
Rose Glenn
Roberts Mr Gs.
Spencer Mr J il
Tra in Mr
Persons calling for these letter, trill
please state the date on which they nre
advertised, July 10, 1906.
Tbe letters will be charged for at the
rate of one cent each.
C W Park.lP M.
Notice
My wife. Susan P Clark, baa left my
bed and board without just cause or
provocation with W. L .Sharp, . dis
graceful character. I notify .11 persona
not to board or harbor her at my expense
as 1 will not pay any debts contracted
by her after this date. Thomas Clark,
11a, Oregon, June 24, 1906.
Cattle Ranch for Sale
320 acres on Seven-Mile Creek about
five miles southwest from Fort Klamath,
Oregon. All fenced, house, large barn
ample water supply, will cut about
eighty tons wild bay. Address, with
references,
P. O. Box 933,
tf Tacoma, Wash.
Special sales by Stearns 4 Chenowith
Oakland and Yoncalla, White and other
sewing machines f 16.00 and up; water
pipe ; wire, plain and barbed ; cut and
wire nails ; the only guaranteed black
smith coal ; two carload. Page woven
wire fence, the only tempered wire fence
for sale. nS tf
Resolutions of Condolence.
Roseburg, Ore , June 30, 1905.
To the Worihy Matron, Officers and
Members of RoBeburg Chapter No. 8,
O. E. S.
We, vour committee appointed at a
special communication of Roseburg
Chapter No. 8, O. E. S., to frame ref
lations expressive of the feelings of the
members of this Chapter concerning
tbe death of our sister, N. C. Beard, it
spectfully report:
That in the death of Sister Beard, this
Chapter has lost one of its most active
members, and the bereaved husband
and children of our departed Sister a
kind and loving wife and mother. There
fore be it
Res'lved, That the sympathy of
this Chapter be tendered to our Brother
and his family ; and as a token of our
sorrow for tbe death of our dear Sister,
that the charter of this Chapter be
draped in mourning and a copy of these
resolutions under the seal of the Chap
ter be transmitted to tne bnahand and
family of our deceased Sister, and that
a copy be spread upon tbe records of
this Chapter.
Respectfully submitted,
Simon Cabo,
Flossib P. Shammook,
Hklxka Wollknhkrq,
Committee.
At a regular meeting
Hive No. 11, L. O. T. M ,
reeeiutions were adopted :
ot Rosebu g
tbe following
W a ess as: It has please I the
Al-
migoty to remove from oar midst our
belovwd sister, Lady Callte N. Beard
and it is the desire of this Hive to ex
press and record a fitting tribute of her
many virtues, therefore be it
Resolved, That while we bow to the
will of the Almighty, yet we none the
less mourn the lots of the departed
sister.
Resolved, that in the death of Sister
Beard, tbe Hive has suffered tbe loss of
a loyal member and true sister, and tbe
family the lose of an affectionate wife
and loving mother, whose goodness and
cheerful disposition baa made her un
timely death universally regretted.
Resolved, That the heartfelt sym
pathy of every salt or of this Hive is ex
tended to the mem bora of tbe bereaved
family, and be it further
Bgsaltsw, that a copy of these reso
lutions be spread on the minutes of this
Hive aasd a copy be seat to the bereaved
family sad a copy be sent to the city
oapsra. Hattis Mosiajc
Caaasta Hasvi.i
Nexus Woou.
Advice to Parents
Do yon want your chiidrens' teeth to
grow crooked? Do yon want your
l grow crooseo . UO
children's teeth to
, u yom dx fat.! read
become deceased?'
this. Dr. Chap
man, is making a speciality of the at
tention of teeth east only of childress'
but of grown people. Don't allow yoor
child rene' teeth to grow crooked, there
ty of it ; while they are
growiag their flrrt or .ecocd teeth bring
j jr ChapmMt vbo wUlewunine
i .i rs,...
mother what should be done to have
their teeth grow np healthy and even.
A smooth ilter! with crooked or dVessed
teeth spoils ones appearance ; wbv al-
, low it wbea it can be avoided iu
childhood. Consult with Dr. Chapman
in tbe Abraham hui id ing and be will
I assist you, that yoor child may have
whits, even and ciean teeth.
Road District Contract
Looking Glass, Or., Jane 27. '05.
Notice is hereby given that there will
be . road job let by the rood supervisor
of Dist. No. 12, commencing on the
Coos Bsy wagon roed, thence west as
far as the money (about (800; will go.
SPsXirlCATIONS
To be good iron rock : on each sii
there shall be placed large rock about
.A! I 1.1 . , .
i.-uicoes square ana tne oaiance oetwet u
small rock ; tbe whole width of irou
; rock sball bf 11 feet wide and 12 mcl.e
! thick ; on tbe center of the iron rock
sball be placed decomposed rock, S feet
' wide and 6 inches thick. Ditch There
shall be about four furrows plowed on
the hillside of road bed, tbe dirt to be
banked against tbe rock, forming a
ditch about 4 feet wide and S inches
deeper than it is
now. Two culverts
put in where needed and 10 feet wide on
top, plank furnished on the ground by
road district ; one culvert to be raised
about 12 inches ; to be completed on for
before the 15th day of Sept., 1905.
Sealed bid. received by R. C. Arnold
(by the rod) till 15th day of July 1905
Bonds will bs required and tbe right to
reject any or all bids reserved.
j28p ScraavrsoB Road Dist. No 12.
Attention
Ladies who have purchased cream at
Mrs. Ki Ids' store, please return the
jars. ;!0tJ
Administrator's Sale.
Id tbe Circuit Cwot of tbe RUle ot Oreion
in
and lor tbe County ol Douglas.
Ia tbe natter of ibe estatei
Oi
W. w. Walkei, Deceased. S
Notice is bereuy liven tbat tbe iinderai.Ded
Administrator of tbe above named estate, will
pursuant to an order ol ibe abore named
Conn, made on tbe 3rd day ol Jo y, 1906. and
Saweaw. on record la tbe Journal Ibereol, al
page US, ol Book 12, ol tbe Probate reoordsol
aid County snd Court ; wblcb oi ler so made
and extended, dliecied the UDdurslejned Ad
mlnlitrator to erll tbe real property ot said es
tate tereinaller named and described, at pri
vaie sale, lor cash, ten per eeni lo be paid at
lime ol sale and balance at time ol confirm
tlon of sale Tbe undersigned AdDdntstrator
wiu, on and alter tbe Mb day ol August, A D
105, offer lor sale and sell lor oaab, ten per
cent ol purchase price to be paid at Urns ol
sals, and balance at time ol oooflrmatlon ol
sale, all tbe right, Utle and Interest ol the said
W. W. Walker. In and to tbe lollowlng de
scribed real property to-wlt:
Ibe north ball ol the norlb-eest qnarter and
tbe nortb-saatquerterollbe north-west qnarter
ol section six (), township twenty-nine (29)
south ol range six (6) west, ol tbe Willamette
Meridian, In Douglas County, Oregon, contain
ing 121 acres, together wltb the tenements,
hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging or in any wise appertaining.
Application to patebaae said real property
will be received by tbe undersigned Adminis
trator, at Dills rd, Oregon, on and alter tbe &ib
day ol august, a. D. itu.
Dated this etb day or July. 1W6.
KDGAR WALKER,
Administrator ol the estate ol W. W. Walker,
deceases.
RICE S RICE
HOUSE FURMSHERS
m
GREAT MAJESTIC RANGES AND
RELIABLE STANDARD RANGES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.!
H. Little,
DENTIST.
Oakland.
Oregon
i MRS.
H. E ASTON
is prepared to wait upon old
and new customers and friends
with a fail and complete
stock of
-GROCERIES'
All fresh and of tbe very best
quality. Tens and coffees are
specialties. Your
solicited.
patronage
C J- BACHER, D
i
M. D
DENTIST
Abraham Buildirg, ROSEBURG, OR.
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS!
Nolle run onder lhlsaed will be charged '.en
t the rate of one cent a rd lor two Insertions
Ne aJreitisemenu taken lor less men lea rents
W'aSTKP To exchange a good bicrcle lor a
driving horse. Apply to box 371. Boeenurg, Or.
Girl Wanted, for general house work
by Mrs. J. W. Hamilton.
For Sale; House and lot on Pine
street near depot. See J. A. Buchanan.
New wagon and harness for sale, also
an incubator. Inquire of Geo Goehner,
Roeeburg, R F D No. 1. tf j!2.
Wanted A fresh voung healthy cow
with calf, must be gentle for a woman
to milk State price. Address, A. B.
Azalea, Oregon. Jull5p
Wauted, strong young woman for
dishwashing and general help in .
boarding car. Good wages. Apply to
Thomas Wilson, Boarding Car, Green
Station.
ritle Guaranteed: Loan Co.
ROBKBUBQ, 0M80K
0. H ASTTLTOK ,
President
D
C. HasTO-TOS,
Secy, and Trass
Offloe In the Court Hones. Have the only eoat
plete est ol abstract books In Douglas County
lbs tracts and Certificates ol Title furnish edof
Douglas oounty land and mining claims. Have
also a complete set of Tracings o all township
plats la the Bossburg, Oregon, r . S. Land Die
net. Will make bins print copies of any town
ship
Notice for Bids.
Notice la hereby given tb.t the under
signed, will receive sealed bid. at his of
fice in this city of Roseburg, up to five
o'clock p. ni. on July 13, 1906, for the
improvement of M.in Street between
Oak and Washington Street., according
to the plana and specifications on file
in this office. All bids must be accom
panied by a certified check for 10 per
cent of amount of bid, as a guarantee
that bidder will perform work if awarded
the contract. The Council reserves the
right to reject any and .11 bid..
A. N. Oacrrrr,
City Recorder.
t
x5 Jackson St., Roacbarg l
iwaawkwaVSaajieJ
THE
The Home of all that's Good in
FURNITURE
and House Furnishings
The Largest Line of Carpets,
Rugs and Linoleum are Here
CASH OR INSTALLMENTS.
Tents! Tents! All Sizes.
Camping Chairs and Stoves.
Crockery and Chinaware
Are Here in Big Lots
It's up to you to trade at
THE STORE THAT
DOES THE BUSINESS
SOLE AGENTS FOR
WE
Th
Society Masting.
.
M . , . , .
M. Laurel Lodge No 13.
revu.ar meetings on sesx-uO
nrtb Wednesday of eseb
J. I. baiDoss, v . at.
A P. a A.
Holds
and 1
month
N.T.
Jswrrr, Secretary.
B
0. ELKS. Eoseborg Lodge No.
32$. Holds regular eommonics-
tioos at I O. O. F. Hall on second
and fourth Tborsdays of each month.
&zxzx
C. h. Caxsox, K.
Ror
McCLAixrs. Seetwtarv.
'O. D, 1st SEPARATE BATTALLION
.O.N. U , meets at Armory Hall every
rhursday even ing , at 8 s'esocs.
F. B. Haxus. Capi.
V
O. O. F. PhUstarian Lodge No. .
Meets in Odd Fellows' Trmple, cor
ner J season sad Cass streets, on
-etordsT evening of each week Mem
ner of the order In good standing ar
urited to attend.
H. O. Lawn, il. G
N.T Jswrrr. Secretary.
K.
of P. Alpha Lodge Ho. 47.
Meat
O. F
everv Wednesday . la I. O.
Hall at 7 : p. m. Mam bars
la
good rt anding are invited to attend.
J as A. Panax. C. C.
M. F. WaMtrr, K. of R. 8.
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A. D. BRADLEY
FOR SECOND
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I THE PEOPLE XT
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HJ THE LOWEST Qg
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GOODS
All kinds of Household and other goods bought and
sold. Don't fail to see our large stock of NEW
FURNITURE and HARDWARE.
HARNESS AND
HARNESS MAKING
A.
HAVE TAKEN IN HAW
ccliar nnwtinn civino rsnr
custome s a lot of annoyance from
rough jr- J"
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the Dare
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domestic finish and general ar
pearance of onr laundering no
comparison to tbe ordinary king.
ROSEBUSH STEA1 LAUNDRY
I I LAC CIRCUS. No. 49, Women of
1 Woodcraft Meets on 2nd and 4th
I Thursdays of each month at the I.
, Q 0 F Hsll. Visiting member, ia
, too(j ltmndln( mre raTitfNj w attend,
I Mas A. B. F.cxl Guardian Neighbor.
r(i u..n i,r.
Second and Fourth Thursdays.
0.'
E. S Rose 'wry Chapter No.
Holds their regular meeting on the
first and third Thursdays in sack
noath. Visiting members ia good
lUnding are respectfully invited to at
tend. Mrs. E. J. Stroud, W. M.
Free Johnson. Secretary .
u
NITED ARTISANS, Cmpqoa As
sembly No. 106, meat, second aad
fourth Saturdays of each month, ia
Native Sons' hall. Visiting member,
will receive . cordial welcome.
A. C. MAasTcaa, M. A.
alt if vis Jonss, Secretary.
DMEN OF THE WORLD.-
Oamr No. 125. Meets at the Odd
Fellows' Hali. in Rose bars, every
ftrst and third Monday evening. Visit
ing neighbors el wave welcome.
J. M. Bridgss, C. G
N. T. J.wett. Clerk.
There will be no meeting Tuesday
evening July 4 Meeting following
Tuesday, also Installation of officers and
lunch. All member, requested to be
present. Geo. McClelland, C. R.
D. BRADLEY