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Newspaper Page Textl.vt.lL NtV8 E Cooper was In town from h Croek today. . i.r- vour ul&no. Waito uiul A. E. Shlria wore : '11. St herlin today. '. WiniliiTly was homo from, ..r. n ir-diy. ltavliiK roine ut to1 it'i a flot-k of mutton xlioep Tiiurk.'t . Hi' ii'tiiriis Hut,- '01. orrow. v Conimenromi'nt," a book for Iiik a history of your own school ' vs. A eiilrmlld Rift for graduates. On salo ut tho Host'hurK Hook Store. Six cnrtoails of fat sluu'p wrre . hipiird from Itosfhuri; today to Ta ctnirt. They wi-ro purrhasfil hy I.. K. Went of that i-ity anil most of them wen; supplied hy ileo. Kolil- hllKi'U. K. A. l.aiey. of the ' IlriRlit Spoi." has gone to Itend. Oregon, with tho Roseburg Booterie Successor to HISLOP THE SHOE MAN White Shoes For Everybody NUBUCK OR CANVAS All Sizes and All Widths Special Sale on Women's Tans $3.50 and $4.00 Shoes for $2.50 You Will Have (o Hurry To g-'t your S';:r h these Bargains Roseburg Booterie W. S. Iloorii, Prop. Order by Mail. 1 pay ra.-ix-l , kA chaiges. Telephone 125 Perkins bivi. Uosuburg, Oreg. Everyday Prices at The Golden Rule, are Prices That Save You Money Good apron Biuuliam per yd. . . A in os k on k apron cheeks, per d flood dress nliiKhiinis. per yd . . 32 in. X.epher ginghams, per yd 28 In. Percale, per yd flood, yard wide bleach, per yd . Hopednlc bleach, lit', in , per yd. Hope bleach, 36 In., per yd Ladies' Ready to Wear Gingham house dresses only . . Children's kIiirIiiiiii drosses ... Gingham petticoats -. . Hlack sateen petticoats Extra good ones Silk messallne petticoats Good muslin gown 7f cent value, our price 1.00 value, our price Nainsook muslin, our price ... Plain dark waists . . Hlack lawn waists Ladies' checked giiiRham apr.ni Muslin drawers, 2a cents and . Men's Work Clothes Copper riveter waist overalls .... Copper riveted extra heavy overall lloss of the Mil) overall Underbill bib overall Jackets to match Strawn and KiHS C ?8 BUSY STORES PHONE 380 LONE STAR LAUNDRY Pathe Wtekly moving picture mak ers, to take views of the Round-up there, it will be a -week or two at least before the films taken here (I a rui the Carnival will be ready (or exhibition. Security itoci remedies at Oe burn's Pharmacy, daw Addison Itetinett and Albert Toiler have returned to Portland, after i-i ml i n u it week in this county gat In ring materials for some descrip tive artieUs whlih Mr. Bennett will write for tli. OreKoninn. He was the en. 'si of linn. .1. II. Booth while here, uiul oi Mi. and Mrs. F. 11. Walte while at Suiherlin. Douglas County is likely to get some valuable pub licity from this visit of these gentle men. Impure hlnod runs you down ma Uis you an easy victim for dis ease. For pure blood and sound di gestion Durdork ftlood Hitters. At all drug stores. Price 11.00. OS 07 ..08 1-3 10 Ofl W . . ..ooh . . ..07 . ..08 1-3 08 . . .40c to 88c 2ftc, 10c .AO 40 00 $2.08 SB AO 00 08 40 08 2.1 40 Penney, Props. You Will Proudly Hold Up the shirts we launder for you. be cause they Mill be examples of the ben kind of laundry work. A fine ilimiesiir finish put upon every arti cle, but not until the article haa been thoroughly cleansed. If you are par ticular as to the quality of your! laundry work, you will find It to your advantage to send your linen to us no 83 JL1 PEACE DESIRABLE, WAR A NECESSITY A Vixed Question Viewed From a Now Angle by Pastor RusselL Poace lmpMibl Exoept Upon Certain Conditions If War Has Brought Dir. Evil, It Should Bo Croditod Also so tho Basis of tho World's Progress. Tho Toachinge of Jeeue Not Applica ble to tho World, but Only to His Saintly Followers Conflicts Must Continue so Long as Sin Continues to Reign Only Moeetah's Kingdom Will Cause Wars to Cease to the Endo of tho Earth. Washington, D. Ch May 25. Paa tor Hiiseell. ad dressing the Wash ington Temple C o n g r e gallon, made some state ments which seem ed startling, yet reasonable. Ills arguments quite upset some popu lar theories, yet seemed so rational as to be convinc ing. Ills text was: "He maketb wars to cease unto the end of tho earth. Be still, and know that I am God."-Psalm 40:9, 10. Tho Pastor declared that do one could be more averse to war, on gen eral principles, than himself that he was an cxtreuiest In his sentiment for leace. Yet be could not close hU eyee to the facts of history that practlcully every blessing has come to the world through war. Where would America be today, bad there been no War of In dependence? Where would tbe nations of Europe be today. If they had not fought to maintain their national liber ies? Where would a refusal to fight laud every iiatlou In less than a year? There Is no conflict twtween this comtuou-sense view nnd the tenchluga of our Master, snlil Pastor Russell. Our Muster was not addressing na tions, but Individuals, when He direct ed thul whoever Is smitten on one cheek should turn the other, nnd be non-resistant. Jeaus' Instructions were intended for his followers, who were to come out from the world, and be sepnrnte- n new nation, n holy people. The Boatitudss Not Foi Nations. When Jesus said, "lllessed are tbe peacemakers." He was addressing a special class of Individuals those who would I.e.. line His disciples by a run renouncement of all earthly Interests. The Ueileeiuer'a declaration respecting nations was tbe very reverse of this. He doclurod. "Nation shall rise against nation, and there shall lie wnrs." I fear Hint I shall be inisunder stood." said tho Pastor, "but there Is so much confusion upon the subject that the truth needs to be stated plulu v. And I know of no place more ap propriate for Its statement than In the npltnl of the most peace-loving nation in earth except China." War Is not a dispose, hut merely a symptom of disease In tbe body politic. So long as the disease continues, war Is bound to continue. Need I say that the disease Is sin? Sin und war are nseparable. There are only two ways if Inhibiting war: (1) Dy converting the nntlons from a ondltlon of unrdness of heart selfish ness, sin. to n condition of righteous ness, tenderness of heart, generosity; (l!p lly establishing n government not swnyed by sin, to control affairs by superior strength. This proposition la not delmtnble. Its basic facta are. the ustor claimed, ns sure as mnthcmnt lea. He cited Scripturea corroborating his position, and showing that sin. self :shness, la continually on the warpath, politically, socially or financially. Tbe Pastor Included In tbe gcent warfare all social, political and finnn- In I disturbances. These arc battles In which the shrewder minds, ns a rule, conquer. Instead of wars ceasing, wt oe new cmlllets from new quarters. I.AIIOIl. having organized, develops strength daily. It Is professedly train ing for n great conflict, and declares that Its wnrfare against oppresnora of every kind Is only commencing. Mon-over. for years oir grent colleges have tiecn undermining faith In the In--qiiratlon of the Illble. and their Influ ence bus extended dually to the masses These are now declaring their doubts respecting n future life, and their de termination to grasp at the enrllest possible moment the opportunities of the present life, nnd share the luxuries of the rich. If their program be half "arrled out. It means a "time of trouble such ns never was since there waa a nation "-Daniel 12:1. Never waa tbe world more strifeful than at present, never more alert for self grnttfl. atlon. rls. ontenf Is goad ing mankind onward with Increasing swed to the greatest of all conflicts. What la tho Romady? The Pastor explained that the Bcrlp lures show that the time of trouble loo::iinu op l-efore mankind will lie o terrible that tbe world dill h-.r... Its fill Thenceforth, under the guldnnee of Messiah's new administration, the spirit of a sound mind will gradually come to mankind as a whole, and pro portionately they will turn to Mes slab's Kingdom In loyal obedience, de claring, as says the Prophet, "I.o. this la our Ood; we will wall for Him; He will save us." Rich and poor of every nation will gradually be made aware of tbe changed conditions, and all lore of righteousness will rejoice. HOTKI. ARRIVALS. Hotel McClulleti K Westenheis er, G. C. Long. John F. (ieider. K. P. Drew, Frank Woodward. Yoncah la: 1.. Scott. K. M. Cooper. Salem; C. . Hedden. II. Ilurchard. Scottaburg; V. llurbank and wife. Spokane; F. i.M. Collins. Seattle; J. S. Pardee, Prospect; Thos. K. I.awson. F. C. McGregor. Fred Fisher, Glendale; K. 'A. Ilowker. Fannie. Kockhlll, Fred Hall, Harvey J. llrown. Kiddle; j Agnes K. Johnson. Iteston: 11. G. Knighton and family, F.ugene; Km 'mitt Murphy, Lester Kamp, Wm. Hulmhrldge. Coles Valley; II. U. Haines. llUoliville; J. C. Jn.iulns. Melrose; Anna U. Clarke, Millwood; Kinnia Kader. Oakland; Loyal V. Kmery. lmpiun; Heury T. West , brook, Portland. Choose any of our newest and nic est ladies 13.50 shoes at 12. US, at tbe big "Get Acquainted" Sale at Josepbson'a. For dental services call on Dr. J R. Chapman, Review building, dswtf Talbott'a original 25c dog remedies at Osburn Pharmacy. daw Help Wanted. We need twenty more ladles at the Tillson Packing House. Long job. Druger Fruit Co Folgcr's coffees, teas and apices at Marshall's. LODGE CARDS A.F. A A. M. LAl'REL LODGK No. 13. Regular meetings on the second and fourth wedncs lays of each montu at Masonic Tern pie, corner Jackson aud Cass. Sojour Hers Invited to attend. J. W. GROVES, W. M W. F. HARRIS, Sec. B. P. O. KI.K8, Kosebnrg Ixxlge, No. 32b HoldB regulur couiiuunl cations at the Elks' Templo ot I In 2nd and 4th Thursdays of pact month. All members requested t( attend regularly, and all vlsltlnt brothers are cordially Invited to at tend. A. C. SKKLY. K. 11. II. O. SLOCUM. Secretary. DKC1REK OF HONOR, Mystic Loafer No. 13 Meets 2nd n ml 4th Mon day evenings of each mouth li the Odd Fellow's Temple. Viaitlui members are cordially Invited to at tend. ADA LAMPSON. C. of H. E. II. LENOX, Rec. MAUU KIRK, Receiver. EAGLES, Roseburg Aerie meets in .heir hall ou Jackson St., 2nd ana 4th Monday- evenings of eacb month, at 8 o'clock. Vl!tlng breth ren In good standing always welcome C. P. LEWIS, W. P. B. F. GOODMAN, W. Sec Phone M 183. I. O. O. h. Rising Star Lodge No. 174 meets In the Odd Fellows Tempi every Friday evening. Vlslllnc brethren always welcomo. R. C. AOEE, N. O. W. S. POWELL, R. S. M. FICKLE. F. S. I. O. ). F., I'nion Encampment No. 0 Meetj In Odd Fellows Tempi every Thursday evening. Visiting brethren alwaya welcome. E. N. EWART. C. P. J. E. PICKENS. R. 8. JAMES EWART. F. 8. I. O. O. V., Philetaxian lodge No. Meeta In Odd Fellowa Temple corner Jackson and Cuss Sts., on Saturday evening of each week Members of the order in good stand tog are invited to attend. J. C. MULVEY, N. O. M. M. MILLER. F. S. V. S. FRENCH. R. S. O. E. H.. Rom-burg Chapter No. 8. Holds their regular meeting on the lBt and 3rd Thursday In each month. Visiting members In good standing are respectfully Invited to attend. MRS. NORAH FLINT, W. M. FREE JOHNSON. Sec. LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE, Rose burg Lodge No. 1037. Meets every Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock In Maccabce hall. All visiting brothers Invited to attend. I'. E. FOSTER, liiclalor. H. O. PAROETER. Secy. REBKKAIIH, Roseburg Hebekab Lodge. No. 4 1, 1. O. O. F. M eels In Odd Fellowa Temple ever) raesday evening. Visiting Bistort ind brethren Invlicd to attend. MRS. O. L. WRIGHT, N. G. MISS ANNA FERGUSON. Sec MRS. LULU LINDSEY, F. S WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT, Lilac Circle No. 49 Meets on the 1st and 3rd Monday evening of eacl month at Odd Fellows' Hall. Vial' Ing members In good standing ar Invlted to attend. MRS. MINNIE MATHEWS. O. N CLARA CAWLFIEI.I). Clerk. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD, Oak Camp No". 125 Meets in the Odd Fellows' Hall In Roseburg everj 1st and 3rd Monday evenings. Visit Ing netgh.iors Iwnys welcome J. A. BI CHANAN. C. C. M M. MILLER. Clerk. New York Cafe Cliaa Jo, Prop. OPEN DAY AND SIGHT Meals at All Honrs. Regular Meal 2( Cents Chicken Dinner Sundays, from 12 Noon to 2 P. M. Chop Buey, Noodle, Freeh Oys ters, Fish, Etc, all the time. Cor. Jackson Washington St. SOUTHERN PACIFIC TUB CARD. Nocthboautd, Name Leave Shasta Limited .. 7:20 a. m No. 2. 4. Overland 11:00 p. m (. Flyer 11:36 p. m 8. Port.-Roeeb'c local 8:00 a. m 20. Port. -Ashland local 1:20 p. m Houthbound. 1. Shasta Limited . ..12:31 a. m 2. Overland 6:10 a. m 5. Flyer 1:40 a. m 7. Port.-Roeeb'g local 10. Port-Aahland local 6:65 p. m It will be noticed that the abovi the leaving time of thee trains No. 17 ties up In Roseburg, ar riving her at 10:05 p. m. It formt AUTO TRANSFER J. V. CLEMJNT8, Prop. Phone 70. or leave order at 1. H lykea' gun store. hiki Booh Store Books .and Stationery. Typewriters. Office Supplies. School Books. Blank Books. Newspapers. Magazines. ROSEBURG BOOR CO. Sutherlin Wine Co. The Summer time is here, The proper time for beer. Mail your order or Phone 51 J. H. Cutter, 0. K Blend Spec. $1.25 bot i T?ERN ISLAND a GREENHOUSE Roseburg, Oregon Mrs. F. D. Owen, Prop. Phone F12 Cut Flowers Potted Plants Funeral Designs Wedding Boquets Just received a fresh supply of Ferns of all kinds. Also ou sale at The Rose Confectionery Good Trees cannot be grown, re gardless of the quality of the soil or care, un less you have the right kind of trees to begin with Come and See the kind of trees we sell before you buy. We guarantee you never sawaiy bittsr. Prices Right Roseburg Nursery Co. KITCH1N & BLACK Proprietors the equipment of No. It, which leaves here at 8:00 In the morning, returning to Portland. Dr. J. R. Chapman, the Dentist. is now located la rooms 8, t and 10, Review building. dswtf I am going out of business My entire stock of merchandise fixtures and tools and good will of my old established business in one of the best retail locations in the city. FOR SALE e Until I find a buyer lor the stock in bulk, I will sell every item iu my store, on the basis of above notice. This means that you can buy siugle articles, anything you want aud that I may have at the same reductions that will be made to the party who buys me out and succeeds me iu this business. I am going to quit and quit quick. This is not a sale to raise money, or to re duce stock nor any other kind except exactly what is said before, and means business from the word go. l'lice quotations don't tell much, come in and see. Of cource you will understand, that terms must be cash. W. E. CLINGENPEEL Jeweler & Watchmaker "The proof of good coffee is in the drink ing thereof." If you seek Monte Steel cut or Mb cans 40c, Mrs. A. C. Commercial Abstrad Co. Abstract of Titles Blue Prints Filing Papers, Etc. WE WILL CO ON YOUR BOND Insurance aoA i-KiiKiNi ntii.niNi) You Don't Have To Go To Sea To See lor Cement CnWrrt, Cement Srnrr I'Iim-k, lw to M Indie. Cement building foundation arid rhlmni'r lilorka. Cement elrtewalka and cement work ot oiij kind. 1 btve five 0' all houae I will aell cheap, a I wnt to ne tli mono? in other bualneu. See tor burglar-proof window lock, It O. K. See Pat' Klaallo roof ralnt for leaky roof. W build, dot or repair jour boue. BualnM building! a apeclalty. Orr fort ear experience in buliainf. CONTRACTOR AND BI'DLDER Outfit the whole family froa to heel," and save money oa thing you buy, at the big "Dot qualnted" Sale at Joeephaoa'a. If you have something to Mil mm a want ad la the Review. HE GRAND GRILL "The Rector's of RoseburgT Music 6 to 8 P. M., daily Sunday Dinner 12 Noon to 8 P. M. Short Orders At All Hours THE GRAND GRILL quality specify Cristo whole roast 3-lbcans $1.15 Kidd Son Conveyancing ROHKBl'BO. ORKOON PAT F. F.PATTERSON