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Newspaper Page TextV I f: s DUDS FOR MEN OPHOMORE PERFECT CLOTHES Cooperate with you effectively by giving you clothes that add appre ciably to your appearance. $18.50 to $25 "Clothes With a Tone of Their Own" We guarantee our clothes to give absolute satisfaction in fit, style and workmanship, or money will be cheerfully refunded. AH Wool Oregon Cassimeres AT $15-00 Exceptional Values, See Them Duds For Men The Exclusive Men's Store, Opposite New Umpqua Hotel A. J. HOCHRADEL local mrtra Admlrw Patter Russefra Back. Atlanta Ooaatltution:-lllll Arp, tba "Southern philosopher," wrote the fot lowing rerlew of "Tim Iilvlne I'lnn of the Agea" some time before he died: "It la lmpoaaible to rend thin hook without lorlng the writer ami pimiler tog hla wonderful aolu'.lou of the great mjst.rles that have troubled iih all our Urea. There la hardly a family to bo fouud that baa nut lust some loved one who died outside the ehurcu out alda the plan of salvntlou. mid, If Cal Tlnlam be true, outside of ull hope uud tnalda of eterunl torinent and deeimlr. We amothcr our feelings and turn away "from the horrible pli ture. W daro not deny the fiilth nf our fathers, and yet can It be jiossltilf that the good mother and the wandering child are forever separated'- foreer aud forerer? "1 believe It la the rigidity of these teachings tlmt makes atheists und Intl dels and skeptics makes C'urlstlaus unhappy aud brings their gray hairs down In sorrow to the grave--a lost child, a lout aoul! This wonderful book ninkes no as aertloua that are not well sustained by the Birlulurea. It Is built up stole' by atone, nud ujton every stone in tliu text, und It become-i a pyramid of Uod's love, and mercy, snil wisdom "There Is nothing In tin- lllhle thai the author denies or doubts, hut them aro nmuy texts that he thrown a iIimhI of llKht upnu that seems to remove from them the dnrk ami gloomy meau lng, I aee thut editors of leading Jour nals nnd many orthodox ministers of different denominations have endorsed It and have eotifessed to this new and roinfortlng light that has dawned upon the Interpretation of Ood's Hook. Then let every man rend and ponder and lake comfort, for we are all prls oners of hope This Is an age uf sd vanced 1 . 'lit. is.. more thinking Is done thu i ver l.t i'ore men dare to think uow. l.tgi.t : tore light Is the watchword." Ro5 pages-cloth bound, 3r, cents, postpaid Itii.le and Trnot So. let y. 11 Hicks street, Hrooklyn, N. Y XOTHK KOIt l'lt()l(S.t I.S FOII KTKKKT IM I'ltO VK.M KNT. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned will receive, at his office In the City or notching. Oregon, up to ." o'clock p. m., on Monday, .May 19, 1913, Healed proposals for paving ol Hose street Mom the north line of Washington street to the north line of Spring Alley, in the manner pro vided by Ordinance No. .',10 uf the City ol ltosohuig, Oregon. All bids must be Niilimltied on blank forms which will he furnished upon appli cation to the undersigned, ami iniiut be accompanied by a certified cheek for fne per cent of the amount bid, payable in the City Treasurer, to be loiieiidl to the city in case such hid is accept. , ;iti,I I ho holder shall fall to enter uilo a contract ami bond with the City. A surety houd ot Ihini per ..in of the amount bid will he required from the successful holder The lime slated III the pro posals for completing the work will be louslileted in awarding Iho con tract. The folincil reserves the light to reje, i any and all hols lly order or Ihe council, baled May 1.1, I I :l. C ltl. K U I l 1 1 1: 1 1 1 . V. Iti I'ller ol the t'lly ol Itosehurg, Oregon. dtlt SAW Ml I.I. AMI H. VII ItAIIOWNS Miss Addle McBee left this after noon on her return to Seattle, after a visit at her home at Winston. A. F. Kerr, of the local forestry offices, left this ufternoon for illus ion, where' he will spend aix weeks on official business. Hon. Dinger Hermann reached i'ortluud Monday on his return from Washington, U. C. He will arrive In Itosehurg tonight or Wednesday morning. Cull for I'ure Maple Syrup at the ilee Hive. We have a limited quan tity only. The suit filed by A. W. I.umh a few days ago to enjoin the Yonculla school district from expeudiug uny part of the IJU.lluo bond Issue for a new school building. Is nt an end. Through A. N. Orcutt. his attorney. Lamb filed a motion in the Circuit Court this afternoon asking for a dismissal of the suit. Hev. X. J. Sture, Melrose; C. A. Ilrund, (iurden Valley; 8. U. Whitsett, Huberts Creek; Mrs. Olive Castle and son, Greens; A. Illlbert, Albany; W. S. Sheare, liorena; Chus. Neuman, Astoria; K. K. Carleton, Salem; C. U. Cordon, El Paso; Wm. Buxton, llrockway; Mrs. (i. W. Orubbc, Mrs. K. J. Chapman, Wilbur; John Alex ander, Glide; Will Dixon, Ulxonville, were among the out of town visitors hure today. Madam, you can buy thut new Spring hat at an attractive saving, If you "do It now" at the big "(let Ac quainted" Sale ut Josephson's. Men's $! Klorsheim Oxfords It H.9S at the big "Get Acquainted" Sale at Josephson's. Of course you know where Mar shall's Grocery Is. No? Call up I'hone 184 and hear about something you will like. Dr. J. R. Chapman, the Dentist, Is now located In rooms 8, 9 and 10, Review building. dswtf Talbott's original 25c dog remedies it Osburn'a Pharmacy. daw Trade Tip For Merchants. Denlera who do not read trade pa pers and thereby keep posted are gen erally those whose trade ta least de sirable Tbej are out of dale, loose business men, and their future hi very questionable. THE LATEST FASNIOI NOTE Bsrs: "It Is a wlw prtcautloa igtiut rmiiic koiss la eattcsu kotittj to sawder Iks shots tofoe pettisg them en." kin; psoplt sprinkls las fanoai SDUMptk powder. Attest Foot-Ems, Into toe Iboes, sod And that It uvea Its cost ten Umes over la keeping holes from hosiery ss well as iseeenias fricuoa sod conseu.Qeal f""t'"g and aching of the lest. Fine box stationery at moderate prices on sale at the Koseburg Book Store. dtf o If money really talks, aome men are fond of whispering. Talbott's poultry remediea at Os burn'a Pharmacy. daw HIIKKIKK-8 HA I.E. Security stock euro's Pharmacy. remediea at Os-daw Keep your eye on lladdoi's win. dow and you will see the best shoe making ever done In Oregon. 335 N. Jackson atreet. dtf Most Roseburg housewives use either "Pride of Douglas" or "Queen City" flour. There's a reaaon for It. I'hone 13, Douglaa County Mills, If your grocer doesn't carry either kind. Where Ib Marshall's? A Technical Move. "What ill. I that young lawyer chap -ni. Matilda, when you told him It was time to go':" "lie Immediately began argument for i tny"- llnitimore American. I bur she. vv .111- ,1 I lull ISO iirrt-s iMif mite from Wil li iiol , Co ,'u'H's 1 1 u' tint tout. ; mI iinpi d "iiifiif ? . Hit h'liit'il, ! I '.; lit I'ihy. isiiiiu I l! r.'t ;n !.H on mile fii.tn Willnir; J I'' .-tries lit two v.'ur-nlil p I , t'VtT.v in i h pinw lainl , lioUhf. ti.it it, ot Iht sttiall tu tlth iikm. Willi luts i.r. in;ill f nut. Price. .1 4 7 niTi'H, it tic it ii 1 1 niif half iiiilt-s frntn Wilbur; 1 acres Ix-arttiK fttitit'H, Inln (if ollii'r fruit; kooiI ! hi tn li in ; K.m.l lioiiMt. barn titi.l tot'c turn.-;.' ThiH far in will ttiakt' niutu-y wry car. I'rin1, t 000. i. 10 iicri'n i-inst' tit Wilbur; big sj-niiK oh lilKtH Ht I'olllt. I'rlcc $1000. U. 1 bn- I'.nt arn-H witlmi ;t-4 inilf ir Wilbur h liool that I ran nell fur $1"0 iit acre, miiim fmo bulblliiK Mlc. tl. lt'.o acrct ! miles uf Inwn. on b.inks of rini'ijua; I lictcs ft m I'l ii Tili.ir.l. new .' inline! drier I'l ice. $ 1 :(.l'Mt. T I ba e ii fine Ploposttlotl to i.ftVr mum.' .i w n.lfl man- (mmm! phiiil M- W 'HHiAV r tti: i - t; Fi.rt nno Ipn vw n I wn yt some door tiiU'ii to coine nt n remedy. Cervantes. What a lot of unkieked klckn (lit! -rae man Iiiih t'ltiiiiiiK to him! uilliiiK to swap Mime for money. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought 'aZ tactile In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Douglas County. W. A. Strom, plaintiff, vs. the Port land Cement Co., a corporation, defendant. Notice Is hereby given that by vlr ture ot an executlou issued out of the above entitled court In the above entitled cause on the 28th day of April, 1913, commanding me to make, levy nnd sale of the attached property In said cause sufficient to make the sum of I4&2.I9 with inter est thereon since the mth day of January at the rate of aix per cent per annum together with the sum of $l.ri.00 costs and accruing costs; I did on the 2nd day of May, 1913, levy upon under said execution the following described personal proper ty, to-wlt: One sorrel horse called "Hod," one brown mare called "Fan ny," one horse railed "Baldy," one niaro called "Dolly," one cow. one two-year-old heifer, one calf, one top1 buggy, one hack, two wunons, three' sets harness and one blacksmith out-1 fit, and that I will offer the same at public sale to the highest bidder for. cash In hand on the premises of the I above named defendant In Greens precinct, DoiikIuh County, Stute of Oregon, on Thursday, the lath day of May. 1913, and will then and there sell said property or bo much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said Judgment, costs, and accruing costs. i Dated nt Koseburg, Oregon, this 2nd day of May, 1913. i UKO. K. QI'INK, j Sheriff of DoukI.'ih County, Oregon. N'OTICK OK KIIKKIKK'H SAI.K. ' 79c NEW YORK STORE THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK Men's Carhartt Overalls 79Cts. Union Made, Carhartt's Mechanics' Overalls, every pair first class equal to auy other sold in the city. Spec. Children's Low Shoe Specials Misses and Children's Shoes in sves from S to 2, Gun . Metal and Patents. 5 to 8. Regular $1.50, special. fl. 10 8 to U V4, Reg. $1.75, spec. $1.35 11 W to 2, Reg. $2 and $2.25..1.05 Buy Wool Dress Goods Now We place on Sale Our Euti.e Wool Dress Goods Stock This Week Only. Nothing Rererved, 50c and 60c grades .39 98c all wool, 42 In 70 $1.25 all-wool, 44 In 08 $1.50 all wool, 44 to 54 In. .. 1.20 $1.75 all wool 44 to 54 1.3.1 $2.00 all wool, 44 to 56 1.00 $2.50 to $3.00 goods at 1.98 300 votes given Queen on every pair of Women's Low Shoes at $3.50 per pair We offer about 75 pair of Women's fine Oxfords in Various Styles, Patent, Gun Metal iT0 F f and White Buck Suede Velvets, 7 1 III At special low price of... JJ J Toilet Paper six for 25c F. A. LACEY, Manager TONIGHT And Tomorrow MAY 13th and 14th The Feature that is Creating a Sensation M. B. DUDLEY'S $30,000 Production Present America's greatest tragedian. Frederick W ARDE RICHARD THE 1 1 1 Five reels of marvelous photography, five reels. High School students take notice. Pathe?s Weekly Current Events of the world Newark, N. J. Delhi. India. New York, N. Y. Sehwerlu-.MncklenburK, (Jorutany. fiulfport, Miss. TlfliK. Ilnssia. Phoenix, Arizona. '' At sen. A Turkish warship changes Mutt and Jeff's ideas. This the biggest show for money. Admission 10c and 20c Two big vaudeville acts Thursday and Friday. With two reels feature. I .!. two fhKHICS, 'J pinners r t.nt.X il..nk.v. l.'iin feet ( hi,i iiiilltiMi fret (if pnod (mi ni i:im- x.illcv. where nil lumber M iiKiit a! null. fle nillcn from i is cviiwinc f.mt. Write it M . jiti,l terms 1 1 11 .1, I . " . ;il fenced, sheep . u. iV luim W'lllMir, lllMIHC ! fine !.tek ranch, lots o! I .t! I . I'l I. e $ !H per sere; I Ifltl!-. II I ISDN'. VWil'ir, (ll.Roll . Q 111 the Circuit Court of the Stute of cregon for Josephine Couutv. (ieorge K. flliilock, plnlntlfr. vs. Kd. loh I und W. C. Stevenson, defend ants. Notice Is hereby given. Hint by vir- , ttire of mi execution issued out of the above entitled court, ill the above en titled cause, on Ihe 01 Ii ilav of March I9I:I, In tut: directed, upon n Judg- Doug'aa Cuiinty, Oregon, offer for(.v4 and NE Sec. 16. all in Tp. ! And will apply the proceeds or said intent lii It rendered and entered In ale '""1 ' public auction to the 29 S.. H. t w.. W. ii atari all that sale, first, to the payment of the Of course, experience is valuable, said court ami cause on the iNird day highest bidder for cash In hand all j part of n. I,. C. No. 39 of Henry Van ; costs of said sale; second, to the pay- bill nearly every man you meet Is ' August, toil', in furor of the above m ngni, inie ano interest wnicn me j ujne that lies east of the South ment or said sum or i niriy i.iui iimiiihii planum, tieo. r.. maiora, suit Ml" ueieinisuis, r.u. immu mm . u. ( mpoua Ktver in sections 18 and 19; ! uoiinrs anornej a lees, uu muu, ngsinsl the above named defendants. Stevenson, or either of them, had on also commencing at the S. E. corner ", to the payment of said sum of One Kd. Iiohl and V. tl. Stevenson, for the 23rd day of August. 1912, or have of the p. I,. C. of Jas. H. Bean. No. ' Hundred and Forty I $ 1 40 Dollars, lliy sum of One Hundred and Forty t sny time thereafter acquired In '38; thenca N. 19 degreos 30 minutes with accrued Interest, and the over t$140i Hollars, with interest there "d to the following described real , K 4S8 rning. thence W 17 2't l'11"1- ,f ""' ,hur" ,ie- 1 wi" ,my 111,0 on nt eight per cent per annum from property, situated in Douglas County. ,.hans'. thence N "4 chains- thence court to await tbo furtbor order of Ihe .Kith day of October, lull, nnd Oregon, to-wlt: w to' the east' ba"nk of the South. ' court- the further sum or Thirty t $:lti) Dol- SV NW '-i Sec. ; S H NE 4 ! Umpqua Klver; thence following the Said sale Is subject to redemption Isrs. attorneys fees, and lu compli- Sec. S: NW N'KH Sec. 8; S Mi NW-, nieandnrB of said river up stream to as provided by lnw. ance with ssbl writ. 1 will, on Wed- Sec. S; N SWU Sec. 8; 8EVi;the south boundary of said Jas. H. Dated at Koseburg. Douglas Coun nesdsv. the 2Mb day of May. li:!, sVVi Sec. 8; SW Vi SE4 Sec. 5; I Hean D. I,. C. No. 38; thence B. to ty. Oregon, this 2Hth day of April, at 1 o'clock p. in. of said day, at the F.'-i NK4 Sec. 17: NWV1 Ssc. 17: the nlsco nf heii.ninir all in Tn 29 1913. CEO. K. QI'INE, Bears the signature of courthouse front door In Itoscburg, SE'4 NE'i See. 18; Lot i. Bee. 18; R. 6 W. M. M Sheriff of Douglas County, Oregon. Special Showing Oftlie vtry l.ilisl ilcsiuns in t.istcful. scrvicablo Flower Trimmed Shapes in Milans, Hemps and d!1ki iiLtloiials. If ymir fancy turns this way, be sure aiul see om slock. The Hat Shop 111 N. JACKSON ST. 2 p. i '5 ROOM MAKING SALE I of strictly high grade, late style SUITS. HATS. SHIRTS, SHOES, GLOVES, SUIT CASES, UNDERWEAR, TROUSERS. In Fact Our Entire Stock Must be Immediately Reduced We liavc been disappointed in not securing larger quarters to date. Nw goods have been arriving for weeks and are still coming Goods that cannot be equalled for style, fiuish and material anywhere. They are pilinx up on us to such au extent that in order to move some of it quickly we are offering the following discounts: AT T Sl'ITS. HATS, Sl'ITCASKS. and TROUSERS. 20 OFF TKo Rorttihf PiVo tuVj SHOKS, SHIRTS, GI.OVKS, I'NDHUWEAR, 10;? OFF 1 11C IVCgUlCir IllCe Our regular price quality considered is and always has bceu the very lowest ever known in Roseburg. This is a Wise Buyers Opportunity to secure a complete outfit at a price that stands us to lose our legitimate profits and gives him a chance to save money on each and every item bought. DON'T MISS THIS SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO OUTFIT YOURSELF And be sure to Remember the Name and Place SIMON CARO KinchlMulrGktthes. AIX WOOL 223 N. Jackson St. "ROSUBURG'S LEADING CLOTHIER" aJl N. Jackson St. 1. iwi a If I C1ULDS & A DRAMS t'unMife ... R 1 ...