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ON SALE NOW.
The best line of goods now offered to you at
the biggest bargains.
Men's soft shirts in newest variety.
Men's straw hats in all styles.
Men's Half Shoes,- the finest of the season.
Come, See, and be convinced.
SHIRT WAISTS
Lawn, Silk and Net,
Every waist in the House, including all
the best things of the season at N. Y. factory
prices.
Summer Dress goods of all kinds
Some fine novelty Worsted Suitings
Silk gloves in black, white and colors; The best
heavy silk and at less than you ever bought
them before.
A nice variety of white Linens for Ladies' and
childreus wear.
Crepe cloths for Kimonos.
We have just a few Ladies' wash suits, and Tailored
Suits left, and if you want a good bargain, you
should have oue.
Ladies' beautiful Voille Skirts
A new Hue of Ladies' Shoes, "The Aina.eeua," just
received, also some new Novelty veilings,
some new muslin underwear, Tau Lace Hose, etc.
H, MARKS CO, ROSEBURG. PHONE 671.
MAV BE B HOCK WAY VISITOR.
Judge Wotmioit iltf elves It-Tier o.
Inquiry from Doctors,
County Judge Wooacutt baa re
ceived a letter that may establish
the Identity of the unknown man
seen roaming In the vicinity of
Looking GlasH and Urockway, a few
days ago, clad only In thtt "alto
gether." The letter ia from the
Mountain View Sanatorium, ot Sell
wood, a Huburh of Cortland, of whlrh
Doctors W. T. Williamson and W.
1). MuXitry are proprietors. It reads
us follows:
"A young man, Kdo Nodle, who
was placed here in our charg for
treatment and whonee home Is at
I'ayette, Idaho, left Mountain View
Sanatorium abruptly and we have
been unable to find any trace of him
Hincee.
"His parents are anxious concern
ing him as he has not returned home
and we thought it possible that on
account of his eccentric deportim-nt
at times, he might be brought be
fore you under arrest for examina
tion, and in such event, we would
be pleased to have you let us know
and we will bear the expenue of re
gaining care of him.
"He Is about twenty-three years of
age, about five feet ten or eleven
inches In height, slender, blue eyes
and brown hair, Is of German extrac
tion ,and awkward In appearance
and slow and hesitating In speech.
A dillfgent search for the nude
visitor has been made by residents
of Looking Class, but without result.
According to reports, the man was
clad only In his socks. The balance
of his wearing apparel and a roll of
blankets were found In the road near
Brockway. Quite likely the man is
the person referred to In the letter
of Inquiry to Judge Wonacott. Hun-
nlng around the country In a nude
fashion probably constitutes the
"eccentric deportment" of which the
letter speaks.
Hit VAN NOMINATKI).
(Contluued from page 1.)
was an honest lawyer before he en
tered politics, lie was honest In hit
political methods but ore his stutes-j
manship was recognized by the na-
tlon; and he has been hones!
throughout his political career.
HIb convictions have been his po-j
111 leal creed. lie has Impressej'
thoso convictions upon others, not
by dictation, but by arguments ad
dressed to the Judgment nnd (lit
conscience. I
Believing In the ultimate triumph
of the right, he has never examined
questions from the standpoint of
expediency. He has never inquired
whether a political principle wnt
popular; It has been su Indent for i
him to believe that It was right.
He has been a constant champion
of the reserved rights of the stateu.
He favored the election of senator
by direct vote before the' House ol
Representatives ever acted favorably
upon the subject. He championed
tariff reform when the West wnt
the hot-bed of protection.
He favored an Income tax before
the Income tax law was written, lie.
attacked the trtiHls when Hepubll
can leaders were denying that an; j
trusts existed. He advocated rail
road regulation before the crusadt '
against rebates and discrimination'
began. I
He has always been a friend ol
labor, and was among the first tr
urge concllatlou between capital and
labor. He began to oppotte govern- 1
nient by Injunction more than a de 1
cade ago. He announced his oppo- .
sltlon to imperialism before any oth
er man of prominence had cxprcHxed
himself on the subject, and without
waiting to see whether It would be
popular.
When a Wall Street panic burst
upon us a few mouths ago he
promptly proponed as a remedy the
guarantee of' bank depoHtts and sc
K)pular lias this plan become thnt
It is today a nntinnal Issue and sup
ported by the masses of the people
He has long advocated legislation
which will secure publicity as to
cam l n contributions.
He believes In peace In universal
Christian peace. He believes the dew
tiny of nations should be determin
ed, not by wars, bat Wy applying tin
principles of Justice and humanity.
Though these principles have met
with uncompromising opposlt Ion
frm the special fcrterests, he has re
mained true to the cause of the peo
ple. Willi clear vision and with un
faltering trust, seeing und knowing
the truth, he has never lost faith id
lis Html victory.
Through years of unparalleled po
litical warfare, Itis loyalty to his
Ideals and to his fellow men haf
been abundantly shown. Ills refusal
to surrender his convictions, though
subjected to abuses, denunciation
and vindictive oppnatttou such at
few public men In all history have
been compelled to withstand. Is am
ple proof of his superb courage.
His career proves that successful
leadership Is determined by the suc
cess or failure of great principle?
rather than by election to high of
lice. We have met to plan the campaign
and to commission the commander
under whom Hie masses will enlist
We are not here In response to ttu
voice of expediency; neither political
bosses nor corporate masters sent us
here. We are here at the suminom
of the rank nnd Die of that political
organization which Is tin1 special de
fender of the lights of (lie common
people.
The voters have spoken, and we
assemble to give expression of their
will. Their voice for (he third Him
calls Nebraska's favorite Son to be
the standard bearer of his party In
(his gigantic contest.
Since lime ben an no k rand or (rib-!
ute was ever paid to any man by a
free people. He Is recognized today
as the most representative citizen of
the nation, Ihe peer of any living
man.
Friends and foes have learned
that he was shaped In that heroic
mold tu which the world's great
patriots, statesmen and leaders have
been cast.
First nominated when ten y imrs
younger than any other presidential
candidate ever chosen by a promin
ent party; living In n state live hun
dred miles farther west than that In
which any president has ever lived,
he has grown in Ihe affections of
the people as the years have passed.
Speaking and writing freely on all
subjects, his heart has had no sec
rets and his friends have Increased
in numbers and In confidence
Without an organization to urge
his claims; without a campaign fund
to circulate literature In his behalf,
without patronage to bribe a single
voter; without a predatory corpora
tion to coerce tls eniploves into his
support; without a subsidized news
paper to Influence the public mind,
no litis won a signal victory at the
primaries and has become the free
choice of the militant democracy ol
the nation.
Forming in one unbroken phalanx
extending from Massachusetts to
California, and from Michigan to the
verglades, the yeomanry of the par
ty have volunteered their services
to make him the party candidate;
and they will not lay down theli
arms until they have made him the
nation's chier executive.
Nebraska's democracy, which saw
in him, when a young man. the signs
of promise, places in nomination at
the standard bearer of our party the
man who In the thrilling days ol
!Mi and 1900 bore the battle-scarred
banner of democracy with fame as
unsullied nnd fidelity as spotless m
the crusaders of old. Nebraska pre
sents bis name because Nebraska
claims his dwelling place, and proud
ly enrolls him among her citizens;
but his home Is in the hearts of tin
people.
1 obey the command of my stale
and the mandate of the democracy ol
ihe nation when I offer the name of
America's great Commoner, Nebras
ka's gifted son, William Jennlng
Bryan.
Over Tlilrty-fH'e Years.
In 1872 there was a great deal of
diarrhoea and cholera infantum. It
was at this time that Chamberlains
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy was first brought Into use. It
proved more successful than any
other remedy or treatment, and has
ror thirty-five years maintained that
record. From a small begluuing Us
sale and use has extended to every
part of the United States and to
many foreign countries. Nine drug
i:ts out (.r tn will rer&romend it
irheD Their opinion is arKed, al
though they have other medicines
that pay them a greater profit. It
can always be depended upon, even
In the most severe and dangerous
cases. For sale by Hamilton Drug
Co,
KOOL KAXVAS KICKS.
Canvas Shoes, Moccasins and Dare
Foot Sandals, Ladies' and Gent's
Outing Shoes. It's a queer foot that
we can't fit. It. L. STEPHENS, Next
door to I. O.
TEA
Moneyback means that
the tea is good and well
worth the money.
Can't mean anything
else.
Your ffroctr returni your money U yo don't
Ui ik billing Bcsl; c yJ iv
CURES
i.HaJ. MALARIA
Mlri It du to impuritirs in the M.mm! which destrov the rirh.
hvtklthful qualities o( the circulation, nnd tcilm e it t.i a weak, watety fluid.
The body Is then deprived of its necessary nonnshinrnt nnd strength, nnd is
unable to resist the countless disurdeis that assail it. nml the general system
suffer in consequence. The appetite (ails, digestion is i'itknrd. chills
and slight lever are frequent, while the sullcier loses rnrrgr and nmhition.
Boils, skin eruptions, and some times soirs and ulceis I. Uow when the
blood becomes deeply polluted with the lualaiial genus. Hoth a tonic
and blood purifier are needed to ciire Malaria, and S. S S is Ix.it fitted for
this work. It is the most perfect of all 1)1ixkI purifins and at Ihr same time
an Invigorating, healthful tonic. S. S. S. goes down into the em ulation,
and removes every trace of impurity or ison, ami gives to the til.xxl the
health-sustaining qualities it needs. It cures Malaria thoroughly and per
manently because it removes from the blood the germs and poisons which
pmdtrct Ihe disease, and while doing this tones up and strengthens everv
part M the system. Hook with information a!oiit Malaria and any medical
dvicc furnished Uf to all who write
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
Hail Hum Uulckly Healed
"I am o delighted with what
('hiiiiihiThiln's Salve hus done for me
ill at I feel bound to write and toil
you ho," hhyh Mrs. Robert Myttou.
4,ri? John St., Hamilton, Ontario.
"My little daughter had a bad uuru
on her knee. I applied Chninuut-
lnlu'8 Salvo and It healed beautiful
ly." Thla salvo allays the palu of
a burn almost Instantly. It Is for
sale by Hamilton Drug Vo.
AITO I.IVKKV NKHVICK.
SlaiitTer and Taylor Now Itendy for
l our I at milage.
tlriint Taylor and Krlu fltminVr
have opened a partnernlllp automo
bile livery In ltoseburK, with head
quartern ill the old l'lalndcaler
building, back of the Douglas Conn
ty Hank, and for n reasonable
charge they will take you to any
polt.t In Douglas county that enli be
reached by n wife road. Leave or
ders at their headquarters or at
Denning ft Kent's cigar ..tore.
phone if more convenient, and the
auto wtll call for you at any rest
deuce or hotel. No trips will be
made to Coos county.
In connection with their livery.
Messrs. Taylor anil Stauffer will act
as agents for three makes of auto
mobiles: The lliilck, the Pope Hart
ford und The Kraiiklln. dw
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KKW tw.000 HOMB OP
ST. MARY'S
ACADEMY
MEDFORD, OREGON
MODERN EQUIPMENT
DELICHTTL'L RKCRtATIOK ROOMS
COZY DORMITORIES
tV'tRY I HIS; NEW
The Ideal School for
YOU KG LADIES
A thorough education ii i'l standard
branches assured, including literature,
languages, mathematics, "ier.ee, his
tory, mimic, nccdiewot-, etc., also
careful attention to matters at deport
ment and those a'T'nulishinents which
mailt the cultureu, icimed won,.,..
All courses are thoroughly modern in
subject and sysic,. . No distinction or
inte'erence in matters of rel'gton.
WrUtlor ItovilttTIWAY
St Marr Academy
W. II. FIKHKK, ivh. J. II. HOOTII, Ylco-rrc. J. M. TIIUOXK, Stc
The Douglas County Abstract Company
Successor to F. E. Alley.
Abstract of Title Furnished. Titles Guaranteed.
hand (Mice I'nictlcu a Specialty. Safety Deposit lloxes for Rent.
Timber Lauds nought and Sold. Land Scrip for Sale.
Heal Estate and insurance.
Tapers Properly lYi-parcd for FllinK on (overiinient Iinds.
Township Maps, Showing Vacant lainds, of all Townships In the
ItoKchurg lallill District, 50 Cents Kuell.
Olllci) t'udcr I'. S. Land Olllce.
ItOSFItl ltd. OltlXiON.
ROSEBURG MEAT MARKET
H. D. MAY, Prop.
FresH and Cured Meats of all kinds
Fish nd Poultry
We know how to cut meat to et the best results in cooking. There
ia more In the cutting that most people believe. We may be termed ex
ports in our Hue. Let us prepare your Sunday roast, and you will be
convinced. We want your trade.
Special I'ree IN-livery. Phono 1.141. We Huy Hides.
Shop on Slierlilmi Ktrit, Near the Depot.
A i arload of old
Murks Co.
ptMnloen at
You can have a
GOLD MINE
il you plant an orchard with the
right kind of trees. Buy only
the best.
-r See
A. L. KITCIilN,
Nursery Salesman, Koseburg, Or.
MR. FARMER
To save your sraiu you will need a Binder. Buy
the best. That's the
CHAMPION
Write for catalogue, terms and prices. We ab-o
carry three kiuds ol" binding twine, Sesn.1, Hemp and
Manilla. ,
J. F. BARKER & CO.
Vehicles & Implements
Phone 201.
Roseburg, Oregon
ATTENTION, FARMKRS!
it you want a milk hou?e th i
'ip-to-daie, eoo Pat, box 302, Rd-?-Imrg.
dswjyj I
It Can't Be Brut.
The best of all teachers Is experi
ence. C. M. Harden, of Silver City,
North Carolina, Bays: "I And Elec
tric Bitters does all that's clalme
for It. lor Stomach. Liver and Kid
ney troubles it can . be beat 1 h
tried it and find it a most
medicine." Mr. Harden is right, H s
the best of all medicines also for
weakness, lame back, and all rua
down conditions. Best too for chills
and malaria. Sold under guarantee
at A. C. Marsters & Co s. drug store.
50c.
miiiiimiim;
Wedding Presents
Diamond Investments
Watch Sales
Silver Ware
Cut Glass
Fancy China
Every Day a Sales Day
You.Don't Have to
Attend an Auction to
Get a Bargain
CHngenpeel The Jeweler
WANTED $1'000'00 W0RTH f 2nd Hand
Bradley's Second Hand Store
9 I handle both new and second hand goods. Try my
prices on harness. You will find that I am right.
A. D. Bradley, - - The 2nd Man
AUTOMOBILE
REPAIR SHOP
Repair all makes of Automobiles
WE ARE EXPERT MACHINISTS
H. W. ALTH AUS & SONS
Cor. Cass & Rose Sts.,
Roseburg, Ore.
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What makes our
business grow?
It's because we treat
the people right.
Some merchants in their attempt to lead in
prices often buy inferior goods but that is some
thing that this company does not do.
Our courteous treatment, the superior quality
of our goods and the right prices is what is build
iug up our business every day.
If you are not a regular customer place a trial
order aud be convinced.
Yours for a tquare deal,
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Alton S. Frey & Co I
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Phones 201. ami
GROCERS
Successors) J..ark ; c
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Cut Glass and Silverware
J There bare never In-fure been (ff reil such extrvirOin,,,
ft, (reovine ll'T tiLASS -A1I ieees are be quality c ear ,1, 'V
a few imx-es of a kind. v. . 0 . H c"r :!.i-oul.v
' tn silverware we have the kn& that irires ltin Msfa,-t , ,". i
' tiful and ditrnitied design, worth lai Ion wear. wiM,-h ,1 , au"
ctjeiiml br th mo, fastidious Ttii out sod silrw,J.v"; l"'
miwf rueful of preens for Jne weddintf. Special I'rioe.
Expert Watch Cleaning J. T. BRYAN
and Repairing . . .' O KoebUr. Ore,,
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