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T ' U , , . .. ; -irr- - - -' - rfrrrmiirrTTiwrrmtTi whit mmnwiin iinnimiwr ! imhiim ' nrrimimifaiimmtTMmwtrmrwnm","'M,mm f'i'''mtr't'l'vm' IftMlllUMI'MIIMt"Maw Is jour opportunity it's your opportunity for money-saving it's your opportunity to get high-class merchandise at the lowest prices ever quoted by anyone on this earth. This Big Money Raising Sale gives you th egreatest values gives you the greatest bargains your money eyer brought you. This isn't mere idle talk it's facts, facts. Competitors stand agast at the boldness of the price reductions. Never in the history of Roseburg has anyone ever dared to sacrifice merchandise as it's being done at this Big Money Raising Sale. We have got to raise that $5,000 in 13 days. We want you to come in, examine the merchandise, see the prices, compare them, and you will be convinced of the truthfulness of the statement we make. Look for the Store With the Red Signs O CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES & FURNISHINGS IN THE HANDS OF LEWIS BROS. CO., SPOKANE AND CHICAGO Look for the Store With the Red Signs JAMKK l MAWS Ni;V IMMIK. Tho public may JikIk' "f hut .Mr. I it mail 'k ih'h Imok t iikr lit the loi lowing I'lN fllll'. liy wrhhiK thi ti'ink I Ituv" ni.tdi' riiiiHl(fnililf pan-Wire - m-lf K:n'ritl', and Helf-ttiti-rWI'-e roiihixtK at turn a in miic'm love for a worltl of whom lie in:t jn i - do not tintl' iHiaml. there foie cwiiiof Hi ' Jnir iiKi miM t ii Mllhors jt;e, itifi'f 'iaie w nt "hk... and oft" evil Ik retidereil for aood. No K'fHt poet wUI Hiiciitlce a whole (mm-i n for I he walie o u IVw erwes or 1 1 1) 4 h . lilch iiia v i tear el.ji'i ildiiatiU- i't nit due n.'d and In- V iellt ed. ' I iist idiiris" ul li . ; it critical. A la Tarnih. In my lili't :ii itt .-. I am kn'nvn inohU a iM'fise v, riii-r. h:i vititf ' it tie of iuiir etse. and In Uiis a k in other writings, i have iejrt-ud man of 1 1 1 ' thouiitH. ariiere Mtfi''. t W If evei well to ,si' k tl,e ttolM wiM. a ii'tilli. Tin' niiitt-i- Is hold. Hi rutin, mm in it I e and reiid'-riiiK in i!f n.ituie men la iv than i-t it l izinn. T'teiv :i . e a )i i ntli' I iii' :i of to one ul M'hxe. and H Ir- liw who hili'K'' x')'1 and K'tluT. A ioe( 111 HI 1)1 1 sh 1 M K 111 iil.llhill if. IllOt e I (Mi lt I'M me to- thoimlitH IiiiMIhIm'h hlnirtfdf. and all f;reat writ ers ulll ovmi what tliey are-mnh me of great honor tt hypocrite will nnr Xo one i an !" a koixI writer with out lieiiiK a good nmi or a good wom an, and the wiitei ot rene Ih the writer of truth; and the writer will tell the f I'll I tl hhoiiid the whole world aiisf wiUt dfssM-ntiiiK voir -! And the wilier nl truth 'a Win agi will In other h'K li;iM ne t the approval .f w.h.t.f; time. l will ho niiilll tli iidrai le droit. Ilenci: "Hed not tli human Hirer, tin wot Id !iev on l.nnn after tnuM' who j.er niv d-'ad ;ltd none. And the prmturis of fertile hi.ilu A ill liv and ifpn.dm c lair fruit iiKiiln. Thus slia 1 1 t lum viw, Cumuli ot h r handn will iv-ip, I'eichaure imm alier thou hast ttunk to s'eep. Hut fear not; thought Is );fe, i can not die. nd men u III honor w hat tliev now th-iiy " I.aily l-'lorcne Dixie. 'I ll tie !.i sari Hire the author of this will not make, which in to jirii.itftule i.ileni subservient to mean j'aun" and end. l-'spetdallv of party. church, inoralH or other nelfluh Inter etitH, or llhich ut public prejudice, for the dread of ceusur is the death of K'-niiiK. Tin man of wit, the mediocre mid Idiot, when dead generally havo a large funeral, but ure hooii forgot ten after they are burled. While the man or woman of aeiiso. llko Omar. Hhakeepeare. Ilyron, Burns, Kdlson, Ten! a. Tolstoi, Lincoln, nnd Klla Wheeler Wilcox, genu de lottres. will 1 'e v nturien after they are b irled. Kuidi need no niontiinent of marble, hut have built a more lasting monu ment bv leaving behind them their wrltlngR, which become legacleb to the world. I hope I his work will please my renders, especially, those as It Is a rivdil to please. It Is very slrancu for so many of a public to look for a man to be a scholar, and yet to be displeased, and some angry at hi in heing so. Tho author since lie was old enough to read, has searched far and pinllted by great authors, dead and living". It may be that both writers of hooks and tiie readers of them are generally not a little unreasonable In their expectations. The first seem to fancy that tho world must ap prove whatever they produce, and the latter to Imagine that authors are --------- - " "v . " " " ' " " ANNOUNCEMENT. Tli'! R')si'lmrij I'YiuI ami I'lii-I C:., with offices on Winchester street, will !; im'pire.l to supply th wants of the people of Rosehuru an J vicinity, hiiniiin;: Miy 8:h, anil will cirry at all tiin?s, a full line of feed ami furl. - f ).vt to in i'e s:nii very attr.ictive prices 0:1 hiith these lines, ami will he (specially prepared to take care of fuel contracts. Do not co atract for your winter's supply of fuel until we have a chance to figure with you. We have no $10.01) wood in stock and do not expect to have. I'eed prices as well as fuel prices will meet the approval of the customer. Call and net aenuainted whether you wish to buy or not. If legitimate profits, full in.visure anJ prompt attention will obtain a share of your busimss, yoa will be a ea ;to;n r of ours sooer or Uw. Wc will make our own deliveries, assuring promptness arul corrcctie. Call up telephone 16.1, or call at office personally. We want your custom, and will use every legitimate means to secure it. Your orders will receive our prompt and careful attention. Very respectfully, ROSEBUiUJ FEED AND FUEL CO. V. C. Swank, Manager. obliged to please them at any rate. Xoblt-Hso oblige. No man has a nat ural or constitutional right of' con trolling the opinions of all men, so on the other hand, the world has no right to demand that a man should be sacrificed to Its bellet. Therefore It may be Inferred that writers and readers are under equal obligations for as much fame or pleasure as each u fiords the othei. .Mr. Inman claims for IiIh book that it will be the greatest selling work ever published, and the easiest be-; cause of Its nature It will noil Itself. Hecnuse among other things It is a departure from any other literature.1 inasmuch as jt reaps the Holds of i human life In all Its phases and uses, j Among u score or more of his pub lications, t his one Ih a masterpiece, I and reveals more tjtungs to man than known to modern thinkers, and : leaves' in the wake .Mrs. Kddy's world-j famed philosophy. I The minor portion of this book) will be understood by the masses ofj the present, but the major portion) Is Intended for the approval of the i twenty-Mist century. Mr. Imn;in Is! a see-er over the beads of his fellow countrymen. In -morals, politics, re-! Hgion, law, medicine and t he rac question be Is ahead of his time, and' claims that compared to coming man.l presidents, emperors and other poten tates of the nresent are but brickbats polished. Hence lines from the great tfdison: "We are groping in the dark, won derful tho' the age is In which we live." And 'New Thought" Inventive Ideas in morals, politics and religion are as of as much importance as those In mechanics. The argument is from a Socialistic standpoint, nnd the policies of Presi dent Taft, e-PresiHent Itoosewlt and Mr. Bryan are looked Into. The Supreme judgship Is given attention; and the q u est i ou of t h e " Y e 1 1 o w Peril" Is argued. And as for the negro of the South, and the Four teenth Amendment, and the war for the I'nlon and liberty, and the great Lincoln, are they for naught? Man's life has been and Is yet the life of yesterday, the life of the dead' past, and man Is prone to live in the past. This work lifts present man from his seat of darkness and stands him on his feet to 'pursue Into the hidden future. "Is Marriage aFailure?" and the Hoosuvelt-Taft-lninan baby policy re ceives a recognized consideration. And other matters of public import ance. Head the matter which follows, and if you follow Its adlce. wisdom. wealth, peace, happiness and lon gevity, which awaits but in the d's tatice. will come to you. Wit ! malice toward none, do bonne grace, but charity for all, I remain, a think er and T 1 1 E AL'THOlt. LOCAL NEWS. Pnrrnnl7 Review Advertisers A If. a a M., uinm ix'ine So. i:i-pm i rt-ijular mecuix mi ;i.i i d 4th - tie 4r b mmiih J. p. ZtOtCIIKR. W. M. S. 'i. t !rere...ij AO.U.W. Knwonrg l.enst No. if. Me t iCv 2hl ti:J ltd )lrui!kn oi each mCDt t 7 u . m., tu tw- l-'orenter-i' lt:i. Ai nii-KiiH-' n fin f-t : d!nt trf iuviiM to l cud 1 w Iowcll, M. W. K H. L.Mix. hpcerdflr BP. O. Kl.Kh, hiMMDUTK l.K.t:,O.Jj& Holdi tegular commutm-nt.oi.n a; the tike Telnet: ou iini tn1 i ti luuoi'Uyiiiil .tcli jiuDltt Alt nuictK-.' r(iie; ted u attt rd regular ty, auu an vlMlthm brotnere arb uordi tlty .t.vlUi) teattcuC. K tt. IUvneh, K. K. 11 O.ilW'M 'MTMU'. A(!i i urg Aft v u tv.t a llifii hall It II Jill liMltl, I, .'1 il lUll I til Mtit.(l I'lHL ll.i(ik.Uii ID. t 1 it ( It. V toll - iKKift iiiiei in kkkI ii'tttiie al h y '.vt-lt eme. .. W ii, II IS..iN. W . I'. PI 1 1 i a : I i 1 4 I . i i , I V Mi DMiUKh ih HtiNu Mvi;.. i.iwlm t. A M-vUi "ilitl Ml.d 4-b Me ty (,.,,,.. ,, atU tnouth id lie ol Ki- n Tcinile VniiitK aeibuert r.'i'.canj iUMttd u iikim. . Apa I.ami-'S,' .oi li ; tf.H. Lvz, lieo. ' M ill- KlUK K i-t-ivur. Machinery nude bread at Umpqua Rakery. Phone ti dtt The price of foodstuff has come io n at the North Fide Orocerv dtf "Pride of pouglas" and "Que-n City" (lour bring results. Ask the Douglas County Mills, nhone lit. thl Dr. .1. L. Callaway, Ostoj athlc Phy aiclan. Abraham Hui'ding, Hosehurg ' Linok-uni at the right prices and tfie besi of patterns. L. H. lihu;id. s & Co. dtt I'hone 221 for free delivery of our niacin tie made I read. L'mpqua BuKery. dtf Mastodon Pansy Plants. 7"c pel doz.; two doz. $l.2a. Immediate delivery. Hoses, othT beddiiif. plants in season. Mrs. I'. D. Owen, , Florist. Phone. Sub. D7. dtf ! .lust received, a new shipment of Carheart union-made overalls, at the liochdale. ' daw o (iliosts Haunt Hwamps? No. never. It's foolish to fear a fancied evil, when there ure real and deadly perils to guard against In swamps nnd marshes, bayous and low latuis. Tktse ure the miliaria germs that cause, ague, chills and fever, weakness, aches In the bones and muscles and may induce deadly ty phoid. Put Klectilc Bitters destroys and casts out these vicious germs from the blood. "Three bottles drore all the malaria from my system' wrote Win. Fretwell. of Lucama. X. C, ' and I've had flue health ever since." I'se this sale, sure remedy. Only f0c at all druggists. Impure olood runs you down makes you an easy victim for or ganic diseases. Kurd nek Blond Bit ters puitlles the blood cures the cause builds you up. Bahy won't suitor live minutes with cioup it you apply Dr. Thomas Kc lectic Oil at ouco. It nets like magic. One of the "57'-' The Man who wears nicely laundered collars sticks out from the bunch like- a large wart on a small pickle. We Work And Advertise To bring a customer here the first time, after that he comes f his own ac cord. You know w liy. The ROSEBURQ Stetim Ltiundry IU. O. K.. Proletarian Lixixe So. ft Meeli Otld follow & lum plt i-uruvr of J at-it son an J CaH f.ireelB, on s-aiuniii. fViimiK -i oaeii week. fcU lutjerB ul tile enlvr in tj i-ltUihuii tre tnvitetl lomu tni. 1. E Mm.Ki't.K. N. U. M. M Miu.tK. K. rt. A 1 1 1 - a t!i"P in Ayer's Sarsaparilla. jflCQh(j? --!cr hoi habit. No stimulation. xs ;i:ira:i!Ia is a tonic, a regu lar tonic. It tones, up, restores healthy activity, your doctor freely iibov.t usii:: it. Do ar. he says. Consult J O. ArcrCo.. i Ti"i'iiaVi' t U. 1). F., Klhliifc Slat Inline No. 171, nieeln Odd KelhiWB' limine every KrliUy rveullie VtMtt iik metliere iiIwh ys welcome. : . I. I.ku i, N. u. W. S 1W;I,L, ti S. M. Fu Ki.K, K. S IO.O. F., t'nion Kiu-Hii)'iiieiit No. 9 -M tele in odd Folldwh' Ti'iit)if uii the 1; mai rd 1 hurdy evtlitiiKH ul tm n iuuihIi. VtMl lug brelbereti alway we'.t otne r. t'.. fAVKMiEH, V. I', M U. I.KW Ih. tellbe. MODKKN WOODMKN OF AVKHK A, Myrtle C'mnp No. tiiM) meetf every Jnd Htid liti '1 hursdHVH of every im-ntb In I he Macabi-e Hall, eoriier i h valid HSf.'Stii. 'I mvd Inn NeiKht.ur are eo'diHlly lnvtled in vi-il our Cain. Cha. McE HtNMf Consul, K stu BB6, Clcra. MOl'KKN RROTHKKUOOIl OK AMERICA, Kcnt-bn rj I. mine No. 4.'3 Meeia ewrv .'no nnd 4th Kil.lny In Mnc-HK-e l.-inple, V 1 h i 1 1 n ic uieiuLer aJw.trs weli ome. ti. I.. Kii.iir friM nl A. I.. TlluHSToH, etrvti-ry OK,H , Rowl.uri: ( 'fiapter No. Jt--Uoltln tlieil reKiditr mettii K ott 1st and :ird 1 hurRday tn tuch Mi tith (xttinir mouitt rs in soimI (.lauding ure rtcptcthill j Invited to at 'end. Msn. C- I.. I'f A kmis , W. M Fkkk Jiuinson. i-ertrlary RKHKKAHS, Koeburir KeUloth LodKe.No. 41. I. O. O. F.-M ein In O.ld FilloW Ti'mi.le rv. ry Tuerda y e enl n. Visiltuu 4it?r H.i I bri ih n :nr:'i-d n- - t.-rid, Mjiji. I K. Mil.i Ktrt.F. V. 1ha.j 1 Kii. oi-v Vri!. Mk t. 1'ai.m.' Flnan-t-ial !e-y. .lOIMi-N t'FTMh W lhl.l,()alt Inn;. r. i f i me viiu reuow null in j KKH'liuric, i-vyry Ut and ;trd Monday I Tfi ti)R. V inii In r teik;tiNrn atwHvn weleme j Hitin. F Smith, C. i:. I K N . K m i l. It I.MIMKN OF Wnr iH KAFT, I.lla Clnle N r 4.' - ..lii'ls on ut nil. I ".rd i. , of em Ii m.-iHh at Odd t-Yllm Ma Ultltif rmmU'T- in tIMtl taudlii(t arc r vlttd tu aticrd Mr li h If it 1' ,,K1NC.T.iN ti. N lum t Awi.riKi ii. i Urk 4 KjwtiTii (yitr!t In Any Stylo. j wnun (irurrn nt Any Hour. Quick Lunch Restaurant l YE TOY, Prop. W. Itl-UiVl.AK DINMMt. av Chli'kan DiDDer Even SuniUv J. -len 10 P- n.. dally. 4. Berldn Strt Near Depot. The man who, apparently, sowed lettuce and reaped sun-flowers, did not do his trading at our store. We apply the same principle to the sale of our seeds as you do to your sowing whatever vou sow, that we also wish to reap. For 011 the reaping depends vour future confidence 111 us. All our seeds are cleau and care fully selected frem the finest stock in the Country. You can absolutely rely 011 their exceptionally fine quality. We carry a great variety, but if we have not what you want, we will get it for you. Come and inspect our stock today. We have Pole Heans. Wax Beans, Dwarf Beaus, Beaus of all kinds. Pea Seed in abundance. Squash Seed-We luve the Chilian, Pikes Teak, Greeu and Golden Hubbard, and all the popular varieties ot summer squash. Sweet potato Plants! Cawliflower Plants. Roseburg Rochdale Co Phone 79 , Free delivery V I
