SALE
We
have placed
STOCK.
Including SUMMER DRESS GOODS; SHIRT WAISTS; LADIES'
SHIRTS; REMNANTS OF CALICO; SILKS; WOOL GOODS; OUTING
FLANNEL; LADIES' WOOL SHIRTS ETC.
Men's and Youth's SUITS at a PRICE that WILL and MUST SE1X
them. We must make room for our new stock, so come early and get the
Pick of the Assortment.
THE PEOPLE'S STORE
LL
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
ANT FLAVOR
AT
JENNINGS BAKERY
mm
CONFECTIONERY
SKnr Partrie
ul Swttl
Fttniait.
RHk 1 Omr
Iaaeea.Bt far
MOSIERS 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
"FRENCHY'S"
OPPOSITE DEPOT
lUnLuUlU
DRAIN,
ULullulL!
Thi arhool has for the coming year: A strong faculty; maintenance as
cured ; teacher' review class i a graduating class of over 20 ; course of tudy ex
ended to five years and made equal to the California and Wa.h ngton Normal
Schools
8chool year opens on Tuesday, Sept. 12, 1905. Vacation at Thanksgiving
mi Christmas Second semester open January 29, 1906. Tuition $3.00 to $5.00
per term.
Rate at Boarding Hall, f2.au
Board in private families
orefer to "batch" for which facilities re
AAraau
logue address
SALE
on SALE the Odds ami
Local and Personal.
P. J. Johnson, dentist. Grave's build
ing. 49tf
C. O. White and wife, of Myrtle Creek,
were in this city today.
Rev. J. H. Hicks and family spent
Saturday with friends at Winchester.
Justiee'John T. Ixing and wife are at
tending the Portland Exposition.
Osteopathic treatment always im
proves the health when taken properly.
Dr. H. L. Studley will be absent from
bis office in this :ity until August 10. tf
Mrs. C. S. Henry, nee Agness Beckly,
of Portland, is the guests of relatives in
this city.
All dental work postively guarantee.)
by Dr. Pearson, office in Taylor and
Wilson building. tf
The first peaches of the season were
brought over from Koeeburg Wednes
day. Coquille Herald.
G. J. Bacher, dentist, is now occupy
ing the rooms formerly occupied by Dr.
Fisher in the Abraham building.
The grain crop in the Willamette
valley and Southern Oregon is not turn
ing out near as large as was anticipated.
Z. L. Dimmick, the well known Oak
land business man was looking after
but-in ess matters in Roeeburg last week.
The Trail at the Exposition will here
after be kept open on Sunday's as a re
sult of a decision rendered by Judge
Frazier.
Ittorney-General A M Crawford and
wife arrived in t hi city last week and
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. EL
Richardson.
Celia Goodman, daughter of L. Good
man, the shoe man, who has been visit
ing in Portland for the past month, has
returned home.
Mrs. T. R. Sheridan and daughter
Misses Minnie and Grace, and son
George, left Friday morning for Portland
to attend the Exposition.
Bread, pies and cakes like mother
used to bake when you use Bash ford's
"Pride of Douglas" flour. Accept no
other brand. Only $1 15 per sack.
Miss Nellie Knrth, of Portland, who
his been the guest of her sister, Mrs. F.
H. Hunter, of this city for the past
month, returned home Saturday morn-
Ed Osmondson, of Milbank, S. D., is
in this city the guest of his brother.
Nels. Mr. Osmondson expects to spend
some time in the wilds of Oregon hunt
ing and fishing.
L. L. Clark and daughter, of Mart,
Texas, who have been visiting with his
brother, Cbas, Clark, of this city, for a
short time, left Saturday morning for
Portland to attend the fair.
Arthur Mahoney, of the Roeeburg
Soda Works, announces that he will now
commence arranging bis new store room
in the Hoover building. A fine bowling
alley will be installed and a show room
for the famous Roeeburg soda water.
Thoe, Bloomer, of the Bloomer Hotel
Company, arrived in this city from Al
bany last night to look after the man
agement of the Hotel McClallen during
the absence of Mr. Weetbrook. Mr.
Bloomer reports business booming at
the Hotel Revere in Albany.
Bert Weetbrook and wife of the Hotel
McClallen left on this morning's local
for Portland where they will "hit the
trail," shoot the chutes, go up in the
baloon, visit the streets of Cairo, and
see the sights at the Lewis and Clark
Exposition, Bert says he is going to see
the whole show or bust his suspenders.
I
OREGON
per weea. wuu eveij - -
at from 3 to 4 per wee, many FuF..B
good.
ror mnner parucuiars uu ssssssi
Minn
ounuuL
ft 1
Fmmm
SALE!
Ends of our SUMMER
I. ABRAHAM, PROP.
ROSEBURG, OREGON.
Don't wait until it is too late. See the
Osteopath now.
Osteopathy will benefit you more than
a trip to the springs.
J. E. Sawyers, lawyer and notary
public. Office up stairs in Douglas
Couutv Bauk Building. tf
Don't fail to see Dr. Lowe's new
suctions eye glass. ' It does not pinch or
uiar the nose.
Prof. Fred Bouebrake and wife left
this city Sunday morning for Portland
to do the big fair.
Mrs. Geo. Child, of San Francisco,
but formerly of Roseburg, i visit iug
friends in this city.
Geo. O. Scubner, a well known fisher
man from Astoria, was registered at the
Hotel McClallen last week.
Mrs M. DeVaney and daughter,
Helena, who have been visiting relatives
in Portland for the ast month, have re
turned home.
D X. Hernick, ot Indiana, who has
been visiting friends in this city and
Eugene, left this morning for his east
ern home.
W. T. Dement arrive! in Kosehurg
from Myrtle Point with 131 head of fine
beef cattle Saturday for George Kobl
hagen, the butcher.
Prof. J. E. Patterson and Mrs. Inez
Miller have been employed to teach the
Wilbur public school for the next term
commencing in September.
Deputy County Clerk Glen V. Wirn
berly is taking his vacation. He will
do the Trail before returning to bis
duties at the clerks office
Geo. Robertson expects to open the
Model Barber Shop in the Hoover build
ing early next week. O. D. Fisher will
hold down one of the chairs in the new
shop.
Miss Effie Lh rpening. of Eugene, was
the guet of her brother. C. D. Chorpen-
ing, of the Rochdale Store of this city,
last week, returning to her home Mon-.
dav morning. j
John P. Barger, railroad foreman, who
ha been running on the Woodburn- 1
Nation branch, is now running extra
out of this city. His family will move
here soon to reside.
Telephone connections have been
made np Oak Creek to the Tipton place
IS miles east of Roseburg. This new
rural telephone system comprises rj
subscribers including Mt. Alto ranch.
We were informed as we go to press
that S. P. Stewart, principal in
fie j
Roseburg schools, has tendere 1 his
resignation to the school board, leaving
a position to be filled by the board.
Ge-. Koblbagen will make another
large shipment of cattle to Portland
next Wednesday. Today six car loads
of fine cattle were received from Haynes.
Hood and Dement, of Coos and Curry
county.
Jas. Xewland, the grocer, ha re
turned home from the Portland Exposi
tion, accompanied by his wife. Jim
says he don't know much about the gen
eral exhibits, hut that the "Trail" is
certainly alright.
Miss Laura Spalding has resumed her
position on the Plaindealer composing
force after an enjoyable three weeks va
cation. She witnessed Drain's disas
1 trous fire and says that had the wind
been blowing from the north as usual
the entire town would have been liable
to destruction.
"Weary" Wilkinson has received nd
is now installing the new fixtures for
bis up-to-date saloon in the new Hoover
building. Mr. Wilkinson has spared
no expense in purchasing a first-class
outfit, and the Model saloon will,
withoot doubt, receive its
public patronage.
share of the
T. H. Hill, the supe. intendant of the
I North L'mprina Fish Hatchery, has re -
turned from a visit to the Ixwis and
Clark reposition. Vt rule tbere Mr
Hill visited the government display, and
is well pleased with the lessons learned
from the extensive hatchery operated
by the (ioverntnent in their large ex
hibit. North Bend is to have a $10,000 opera
hall. Cbas. Kckhoff, a North Bend pio
neer, and one of the wealthiest men in
the county, has already settled upon
this determination and has an architect
drawing the plans n specifications.
The new opera house will be 50x100
in dimension and will be two BtorieB
high.
Elmer Bashford returned Friday
night from a viait to the fair, his family
remaining in Portland for a few weeks
longer. Mr. Bashford was well pleased
with the big show and pronounces all
the exhibits first class, hut liken Idaho
exhibits better than any other state.
Douglas county he says compares favor
ably with any other, but is not arranged
a attractively.
A new time schedule, No. 60 ha been
issued to take effect on the S. P. lines in
()regon, July 29, at 12 a. m. Trains at
this station are not effected by the new
card the only material change be-
ing in No 12 which arrives at Portland
nereaiier ai o:oo p.m. instead ol i: 10
the time Mng enorteDej u Illinuteg
between Turner and Portland a distance
ol aoout ou mile. .No. 15 will leave
portiand at 8 :45 p. in instead of 8 :30 p.
m A oew train No. 80 and 81 local
I - I. ll ... 1? . , , ;
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... .:.
Did You lrvr?
Didn't yotl never climb th' back fence
after mother'd said you shouldn't?
Didn't you never go in swimmin' when
you'd promised her you wouldn't?
Didn't you never find each garment
when you come out had a knot in?
Didn't you never hear th' feller from
the water yell "chew cott'B?" -Didn't
you never find a knot o hard
that you could not undo it?
Didn't you never have to go home with
a sleeve with no arm through it?
Then try to tell your mother that you
hadn't been in swimmin'
And wonder at the awful incredulous.
ness of wimmin? .
G. Gilbertson of Glendale went to
Portland this morning to attend the
fair.
.Miss Marie Taplin has gone to Salem
to accept a position as stenographer
with a Mr. Lee.
Mrs C. E. Roberts is enjoying a brief
summer outing at London Mineral
Spring near Cottage Grove.
Mrs. William Bonebrake and baby
who have been visiting in the Willam
ette valley have returned home.
Judge Fill lerton and family are enjoy
ing a rest and vacation at Ixmdon Min
eral Springs near Cottage Grove.
The district fair premium list is out
ad copies may be had by addreaaluii
Secretary F. A. McCal , Rosebnrg, Ore.
Mrs. Edith tvelley of this city will
leave for Oakland Tuesday to visit for a
short time with her mother, Mrs. Rus
sell. N. Rice and fami'y accompanied by
I'ncle lea Rice went upon Rock Creek
Saturday to enjoy a pleasant summer
outing.
Miss Merle Moore o! the Plaindealer
comioeing force, went to MedfordSun
day to spend a three weeks summer va
cation with relatives.
Mrs. Rabat of Rosebnrg is now visit
ing the family ol Mr. Wm. Moore of
North Bend and will return home the
last of this week. Sorth Bend Citizen.
The San Francisco Olympic Athletic
club 1L' memliers strong, wer passen
gers for Portland this morning to enter
in the great athletic try-out at Portland
Friday and Saturday.
The editor's father has recovered suf
t'u lent I v from his recent paraletic stroke
to be able to walk about a little with
some assistance. The editor spent San
day with his father on the farm home as
usual.
Mrs. F. J. Beidier and son Alfred, re
turned to their home near Wilbur Sun
day after a two weeks visit with Mr.
BeidlerS brother Ira (Conner, near Cot
tage Grove, who is recovering from a se
vere illness.
Dr. H. L. Studley, Frank EL Rogers
of this ritv, and E. J. Clement of Lin
coln, Neb., will leave this citv Tuesday !
for the coast on a bunting and fishing
lr,r "'1 " nt until Atigost iu.
Bi Kmp nd im" uk "otice.
Mr. J. T. Bridges, who was severly
injured by Iwmg thrown from a wagon
seat while at Brewster Valley is
n"w rating easily at her home in thi.
" Her mother Mrs. Mary Hotlifield
of Urla ls visiting with her thi week.
Mrs. A. T. S;.'h. r of Rosebnrg,
daughter of Mrs. L. M. Perry is viaiuog
with her mother who resides here fcr a
few weeks. Mr. Steiner will arrive
about the first of August and will also
spend a few days on the Bay. StaCwa-
Bend Citizen.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Mis Catherine Miller of Roseburg to
E. C. Voting which event will be cele
brated at the home of Mr. W. .(.'.
Clark at Portland, Aug. 2. 1H06. Mia
Miller is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
S. H. Miller of West Roseburg and is
well known in tin citv.
Sheriff H. T. McCiallen returned from
Portland thi morning where be went
Saturday to temporarily relieve Mr.
McClallen who ha been attending her
sister. Miss Jo Orth, who recently un
derwent a delicate surgical operation at
a Portland hospital. Miss Orth, we are
pleased to report is recovering very
nicely from the shock of the operation.
eo. M. Schwendler, a deserter from
tlj? gunboat Denver, who has been in
this city for the past week, reported
himself to Sheriff McClallen as a deser
ter and will be returned to Mare Island
Navy yard for trial. Schwendler de
serted bis ship in Philadelphia ten
months ago and has become tired of
- evading the law and being unable to
make a living a easily ashore aa aboard
ship has decided to take bis medicine.
Sim lair E. Stewart assistant principal
of the Roseburg schools has been sp-
ixiinttii to a iKMtition as instructor in tht
j v g shoots in the 1'hilippian Islands.
! Mr. Mewart passed an excellent civil
' Hervici) examination sometime ago and
1 was offered an appointment soon after-
wards, but as the position and salary
i did not suit lie declined and aa a const
quence he ha been offered an excellent
position at a much better salary which
he will accept. . ...
Camp Mectinf; at Elk Creek
There will be held at Tiller, Oregon,
at the mouth of Elk Creek, a Camp
Meeting, beginning Aug. 10, aad
tending to the 20. The ministers who
will be present are Rev. Allison, of Myr
tie Creek, the Rev. Pierce and Bristol,
of Canyonville and other. Tiller offer
good accomotion to campers, such as
hav and grain, atore, etc. The groundw
for camping are excellent, having
large mineral spring near by. For past'
time there ia firat-rate bunting and rial
ing. A large attendance and a good
meeting expected. All are invited
Committed.
Own 1 ooa Own Hons Own it now
Stop paying rent. I live in Riverside
addition to Roeeburg, the Queen City
of Southern Oregon. I want you to live
here too. Location, soil, health, terfhs
and prices, all correct. Send for pic
tured folder, or see me at my office. I'm
in earnest; are you?
31 p Loots Barccc, Roseburg, Orer
Born.
BOWMAN. At Myrtle Creek, Oregon
WORK COMMENCED ON
ROSEBURG HOSPITAL
Healthful and Sitely Location and
a Conveniently and Elegantly
Designed Building
Through the courtesy of Father O'Car
roll Plaindealer representstive wat
permitted to inspect the plan for th
new Roeeburg hospital this morning. A
most sitely location has been secured on
a alight elevation overlooking the Ump
qua river, the Southern Pacific railroad
and this city, in West Roeeburg, the site
being surrounded on the north, south
and west by stately oak trees, the soil
being of a dry, sandy and gravelly
formation. The building I of modern
design and will be finished inside and
out after the latest approved hospital
plans. It will have a concrete base
ment, two stories and a commodious at
tic. Each ward w.ll have its own ward
robe, the hall are wile and airy and
ill of the compartment including the
surgeon' room are moat conveniently
and commodioualy planned.
Five men and a many teams began
work this morning hauling grave) and
sand for the concrete foundation work,
and excavating for the basement will
begin at once. It ia hoped to have this
new and worthy institution completed
aud ready for dedication before the
rainy season seta in. It will be a most
valuable acquisition not only to Rose
burg but to the whole of Southern Ore
gon.
TONIGHT SING
ING EVANGELIST
Mr. and Mr. J. C. McClallen. of
Chicago, from the Moodv Church and
Bible Institute, will speak and sing in
the Methodist Church at 8 p. m. If you
love good singing and do not wish to
mis a treat come and hear them w hile
they are in Roeeburg. All welcome.
Come early.
Final Tryeut at Roseburg
The Final Tryout for the election of a
rifle team to represent the state of Ore
goo in the National contest at Sea Girt,
N J., to be held Aug. 4. 2ft, and 36,
105, will be held in Roseburg daring
the coming week.
Adjutant-General W. E. Fimer will
conduct the same in person and will act
a team captain. Major Baker will ac
company the team a instructor and
Lieut. Kelts will be r potter.
During the recent encampment at
Gearhart thirty men having the highest
core in the stale ware tried out and
from the 30 the 20 beat were selected ;
these ia turn will again be tried oat and
the beat fifteen will const late the team.
The final tryout was ordered to be
held at Rosebnrg on account of the ex
cellent target range at thia place it hav
ing bean pronounced after an lotpection
toy to Adjutant -General aa the beet
range in the state,
There i now a car load of ten Use and
equipment at the depot. Tne camp will
probably be near the target range on the
Creasoo tract.
The 'JO men to try out are a follow :
Capt. F B Hamlin, Co I' 11 Bat;
Capt R U Seott, Co K, 3rd Reg ; fcsrgt
White, Co M, 3rd: Sergt Mjr Royle.
Hits inger. Co L, 3rd : Cor Geo E Houck,
Co D, lit Bat Sergt Sam Grabb. Co B,
1st Bat ; Pri AO, Johnson, Co D, 1st
Bat : Pri C S Jackson, Co D, 1st Bat ,
Cor N S Rider, Co M, 3rd . Sergt F G
Stewart Co D, 1st Bat ; Pri Fisher Co C.
let Bat; Sergt P A Livealey, Co I, 3rd:
Sergt SchwarU, Co K, 3rd; Sergt Gil
bert, Co C, 1st Bat ; Pri McLocklan, Co
L 3rd ; Sergt W 8 Threlkeld. Co D, 1st
Bat ; Pri Perdue. Co A 1st Bat j Sergt S
Morris. Co A, 1st Bat.
It will be observed that the above list
contain six Co D boys, and that it is
safe to predict that the team will in
clude all six of them .
Letter
Remaining uncalled for at the Rose
burg poetofnee.
Allison Mr Q 9 Murta Mr Robert
Adam Ida A Moore Mrs J W
Byer H O Naoman Miss D
Coimell Preston Parrott Mr A H
Finley Dee Petrson Mist Bell
Frankhn Wilbur Parmelee R H
Glenn Mr J D Rice Miss
iunn Mr E C Rich Annie
Gunn Edgar Robertson Dr J P
Harris John Straaat Mr John
Kenney Mias Merriona. Smith Mr Bob
Lam peon Mr Eari Jerome
Person calling for these letter ill
please state the date on which they are
advertised, July. 31, 1905.
The letters will be charged for at trie
rate of one cent each.
C W Parks P M.
PERT PARAGRAPHS,
Unsung songs may be the sweetest.
but It Is not true of unklased kisses.
A
AND HE JM0
iVl. awTl
Mr.
A friend with too long a memory Is
not s true friend.
Boms people, although advanced rad
icals, do not believe In the govern
ment ownership of too much red tap.
When a boy gives his chum the cor
of his apple. It Is safe to bet that there
Is a worm In It
It Is said that time waits for no man.
but how about the fellow who is home
RI
C
HOUSE FURNISHERS
GREAT MAJESTIC RANGES AND':
RELIABLE
SAME OLD KNOCKER.
Where Is tlx man who
summer.
He who was fearful
MaJ u a man who haa WJt with a
plumber.
Throwtns Brick
maJly at
storm
Where Is tfce (slto
aw who kicked up the
row
Is ha for certain enjoying It now?
Mercury now tn Its slender tube
Soon In a vapor twUl neat tkroutTk the
air;
Heat in the atmosphere glimmers and I
shimmers
Routine s-od frisxlins aad f ryln trunai
there
Where la the man who was hnntsss tot
this?
fain would I find him aad case oa Us
bakes.
Pavements are hot aa a city slictlsa:
Even the brnsis are made of hot aftr:
CrrUl clear Ice Is the only confection
That can (tad favor or llchten our ear.
Btllt I am loneing to look at th man
He who was yoarnlnsr for hammock and
fan.
Listen: we U teU you what go with tea
sinner
Just when the heat began doing Its beat
Out cajoe his hammer, and. brisk as a tta-
ner.
He began knocking wHh vigor aad a.
Any day took for him out on th street.
Kicking for winter with both of hs fas.
Twin Dtstyoysra.
Tbere Is a abort enough respite ba
tween Fourth of Jnly and the football
season for the world to isctipgraax at
let us make the most of It.
There seems to be something- of a
rivalry between these two great Amar
lean Institutions to see which eaa pal
out of business the greater n tier of
young men tn the least apace of tints,
and. although the football nsoa .-Is
longer, the Fourth of July la
tense while It lasts, sad, as It
greater range of age tn which to
on. It showing is not s mean one.
Wben proud man, wno has brought
the elements under subjection, so
he touches s button aad tells than at
make a thrashing machine or to c
bouse, ha subdued the Fourth of July
and the football season sad made
harmless, be may well signal Mars that
In his opinion the world in a planetary
exposition would easily take the
ribbon aa some pumpkins.
Human Nature.
Where laws forbid th cigarette
Bom men at one a craving gt
To asnoka th P4r pips oao mora
Who hardly touched th things before.
Shy on Pssanv
"He has e t least on good point "
'That must be when he Is pointed
In ths opposite direction from cue,"
Cause For
"He carries bis business tn his bead.
"Mast swell It up whan he gets a law
dollars."
Oxer Up.
Why grieve for what w cannot curst
It does not help a thing to cry :
Tsars don't add Savor to a cruel
Or help to bring us pie.
Th Usual Way.
"Did he quit winner on th races f
"Only in experience.'
Tha "Pride of Douglss" hs reference
to Bashford' bast grads of door which
ran be purchased st all of th grocery
iiuiuui sbsv a uuvsvhj ; i n
E
& RICE
-.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 yon to trade at
THE STORE THAT
DOES THE BUSINESS
SOLE AGENTS FOR
STANDARD RANGES.
WHOLESAL AND RETAIL.
CURTAINS
LAUN DRIED
r o u
i u u
Sogisty Jw.sgings.
A F. A A. M. Laura ;
a Holds regmlar i
rla and I orth Wt
aassrtb, J. T
JLT. JgwgJT,
ELKS. Bossbwrg Lodge No
SL
Hold regular
at I. O. O. F. Hal
aad fourth
of
LartT aad all
si It hiTissd to
C. B. Caxsoa, B. B.
Rot McCLAixra,
. D. 1st S BP ABATE BATTALUOH
U.N. G , masts s; Armory niil s
.atSsclock.
F
10. O. F .-Phlletanaa Lodge
a Masts is Odd FsUcwsM'tm
Ba. S.
Tssspl. eor-
I.
of P.-AJaha Lodge No. 47. Mast
Trv Wednesday. In i. O. O. T
Hall at 7:30 p. s. Members is
Jas A. Pssst, C. C.
M. F. Wsjoar, E. of R. A S.
Tin inr I WE HAVE TAKEN IN BAND I
Lodge No. ml
Baioaaa, W. M.
rr ar aardi-
raiBatl ta illiil. g q Lewis, B. G.
N.T. Jwrrr, Secretary.
A. D. BRADLEY
FOR
WC ARC
TNI PEOPLE
WHO QUOTE
THS LOWEST
PRICES.
G
All kinds of Household and other goods bought and
sold. Don't fail to see our large stock of NEW
FURNITURE and HARDWARE.
HARNESS AIO
HARNESS MAIIKS
A.
The collar question saving our
custome s a lot of annoyance from
e b
u i i c u g c a
and sore j"" jr necks.
Noticel the pure
whit e'"s--rlc olor,
domestic nuitvh an. general ap
pearance of our laundering no
comparison to the ordinary king.
ROSEBlti SIB! LAUNDRY
L1
ILAC OIBCLB.-a.No. 49, Women ai
Woodaraft. MaeCa oa 2nd sad 4th
Thursday of gach month at th I.
O. O. F. Hall. YaatiQf mem hart la
good taoding ar invited to at tend.
Mrms Loec, Gaardiaa Neighbor.
tXaaa Boaxs, Clerk
becood and Foftrth Thnredava.
OK. 8 Rosehorg Chapter He. s
Hold their regular meeting oa the
list sad third Th arsdsys is sash
ar rsspestfniiv invited to at-
Mrs. K. J. Stroud, W. M.
Free Johnson. Secretary.
u
SITED ARTISANS, Cmpqna As
sembly No. 105, meets second aad
fourth Saturdays of each month, in
Nstive Sons' hall. Visiting members
will receive a cordial welcome.
A. G. Majorca, M. A.
Mux is Joxxa, Secretary.
1JOODMKN OF THE WORLD
W1 Oaaar No. 13. M
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Buy It Now
Now is the tints to bov Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
It ia certain to be needed sooner or later
and whan that time comes you will need
it badly yon will need it quickly. Boy
it now. It may save life. For sale by
A C Marstors A Co.
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O O D S
D. BRADLEY
trues address
A. L. BRIQOS, President, or
July M, 1905, to Mr. and Mr. J
Bow man, a son.
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