THE KVKN'fXO XEtt'S WKItMCSf Y, N'OVK.MIIKR 17, IfHTO CLOTHES OF QUALITY AWAIT YOU HERE. The straightest and sur est road to good Clothes the best Clothes bring's you here. If you frequent any of the "by paths" you'll be apt to lone your Bclf in the tangle of misleading "Iiar(ain8." Whatever we do is well done whatever wo buy is well chosen quality is the object and perfect Clothes satisfaction and effect. There are many other places to buy Clothes, to be sure- but you'll find that the best is always here. These clothes are made for us by the Stein Block Co. and David Adler, two of the greatest Tailor organizations in the wo-ld. Every Suit we sell is sold with an ab solute Euaran'ee t Satisfaction or your Money refunded or a new ruit in return. ABRAHAM ' " llumoml.nr nii'ilitu ia tlin trim test oflcheapness. Iiy oir good Clothes you shall know us. liOCAIj NKWK. ' T Lj urn City News Briefly Recorded Z. W. Dltnmlck, of KoIldKK. was u tiiiHlii'-Hs viHllor In tho v.iy today. 8. Kirk took a run up to Ctinyon vllle, yen lord u y to look aCtor uualiu'HH mattcra. " (Joorno llouck wont lo Myrtlo Cruuk on iirofoHKioiial buNinosH thin morning. I The NchiiiHIi county bankollmll tflain relumed to Cottage Cirovo this tDormng. Sllverwaro, Cutlnry, KiiIvoh ami Forka, all la tho 1847 waru, tho kind I fllhs Ilatlie Smith, of WlnchcHter, 1b spending tho day In the city visit ing frlendH. (ieiirgu Sheridan and .foe Murphy returned from pointH In Montana and Washington thin morning. They re port a moHt enjoynhlo time and are high in praise of the country visited. Mrs. Uenjlman, of San Kraneiaco, returned home this morning after a hrli'f visit at tho homo of Mr. and MrH. George Iiolter In thin city. Mr. Henjhnan, deceawed, was at one time that don't wear off, all that'H good, .editor of the I'laludealer ii? 111 cl ( At HI eo & Hire, (he hniitm furuisherH. j Tho llggtKt and bent crockery alore C. K. Vhornlon, of Moriiil, Cook: In Soiithtrn Oregon. lOvei ythtng that coiinly, who hah a hoim-vluad there, ,1k made In crockery, glaaaware. and was In Mm city thH morning enrouto China, wo have It, From tho plainest to the Wl!!ametl Valley for a visit, to bent hand-patnled. Many beautiful ProfeHHor Koltinelte, at. present en-, plecea of Llhby cut glass Biiltable for Knged In eiluculloual work at Yrtn-1 presents. Uice & Ifico, tho house rrtllu, 1h In tho city iff attendance ut furnishers. thti teachirs' institute Alru Clevefgei. it sinter of I,. Wim heriy, returned to (ii an I h Pass this morning after a brief visit with friend and relatives in this city. W. W. I'urd v, the railroad pro motor, returned to the city last even ing niter a brief business trip to Willi Is In the northern part of the Mute. Tho Manner Hue of Iron Hefa, Brans filled and brass beds shown In bout liei n Oregon. Prices the most leasonablo, $11.00 to lltn.OO, at It lie Ulce. William Van Huron returned "this iiiHirnlnjf from Pen t land where iv spent several days on business. He was uei-iimpanlcd us far as Oak 1.1 ml liy ltert Brown. VV. A. Hurt, the local music man. Colli-fde.'.thlo complaint Ih being heard relative to the deplorable con dition of the paved streets. During the past few days the street sweeper has remained In idleness, and from ap pearances no effort Is being made to improve (he condition of the streets. With the present accumulation of mud in evidence some action should he taken v It bout delay. II. Carrlck, wire anj daughter, of Pocatella, Idaho, who have been spending the past few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Hell, in this city went to ('.rants Pass this morning. Mr. Carrick was for many yearn master mechanic of the O. It. & N. Hues with headquarters In Ida ho. He recently resigned such posi tion, and Is now in search of a fruit anch. Should he be unable to secure returned last evening from points in j n suitable location In Southern Ore- thn northern part ot tin county gun he will return to this county where disposed of several high grade iiush turn 1 ,11110 pianos. 0. I,. Prior, the eleetrclau, has fin ish the construction of his auiinnoblle "The Pryor." The machine appeared on the street yesterday and attracted considerable attention. 'Tho Port land Telegram savs: Ari;hWshnp Alexander Christ le was roiniH'(l from SI. incent's Hospital to his home at Sixteenth ami Davis fitri'iJs yesterday, on (I jH well on the nuul lo recovery. His shoulder, which was disloi.:ted by a fall at Oswego lew wetks ago, Mill gives him a good deal vi pain, but hu Is aide to sit up and intend to his otluial bus-tniiHH. lamp's Could, a member of the firm of Pyle ft Ci'iiutd, who constructed the cement curbs In this city last xiimmtv wii arrested by Night Officer Palm late last evening charged with being drunk. He was lodged in the city jail where he temnUod until this morn lug. When arraigned before City Ur ( order Orcutt he gave his name as lack Could, but such was disputed by Maishal Huffman who experienc ed considerable trouble wltii (ion Id during his jtuy In this city last sum mer, t pen entering a plea of guilty he was fined In the sum of $ I it. Could will be remembered In this city, hav ing be.-n arrested upon several occas ions during bis former visit. i J. H. Austin, of Wilbur, Is a visitor In tho city today. K. L. Keezet, of Myrtle Creek, Is a visitor In tho city today. James Htirchard, of Days Creek, is a visitor In the city today. W. A. Arnold, of Riddle, Is a bus iness visitor In tho city today. Dr. Calloway went to Dlllard this morning on professional business. Have you seen thoBe elegant Steins and Tankards, at Hoseburg Book; prices 25c to $5.00 each. J. tl. Curd I nor, of Divide, Js In the city attending business matters. W. Brown, of Camas Valley, la spending a few days In the city at tending business matters. A. C. Chappell, of Suth'.'rlln, Is suffering from an attack of typhoid, rover, ile Is being attended by Dr. Houck. llavo Clark do your franilws and savo money. 2 n f 0 feet of new moulding Just received. Clark's Studio. tf Kach step taken for mother adds to the time she will be with you to enjoy your deeds of love and to cheer with her smile. H. H. Perrlne. of the firm of Por rine & Walker, went to Cottage (irove this morning to attend business matters. Hu nice Post, Gertrude Davis, Daisy Hoover and A. I- Oarlund and wife, of Drain, are in the city attending tin teachers' Institute. Kany Arnold, Addle Lovelace and Miaul'1 Smith are among the Oakland teachers In attendance at the insti tute now In progress at the high school bulluing. Klorcnco Glass, Orilla Petera (Trace V. Potter, Mable Smith, Abbic Pond, and h-tta Weaver, all of Mvr He Creek, are attending the teachers Institute In this city today. W. M. foster, of Kansas, arrived Sunday an-1 is a guest of his old frii'nu D J. .larvis. of this city. Mr l-'oster was pecompanied West by the Parish tiro:., also from Kansas Charles Roberts, county surveyor left Hi Is morning for the head of Smith river whei'j ho will survey and locate a county road. He expects to be absen; from the tity several days. Siale Superintendent of Schools, !1. Ackermnn. of Salem, Is In Hie city atleiiding tho teachers' institute, Ho will deliver an address at the courtnouso this evening on mat tors pertaining to education. These long winter nights should find ouo of our Peerleas elastic felted silk floss mattresses installed on the bed. Tho moat sanitary and healthful mattress made. Sold exclusively by Rice & Rice. Warren itced, the Gardiner lum berman, is attending business mat ters In the city today. He reports business good In tho northern part of tlie county and anticipates a pros perous year for 1 ') 1 U. S. K. S-.'kcs, the local hardware man. has tiled a motion In the circuit court usking that the case recently filed by him against H. Spiker be dis missed. He fceis forth the fact that the controversy has been settled. George Leonard, who resides In California, arrived In the city yester day, leaving last evening for Looking Glass where he ?.ill visit friends for several weeks. This Is Mr. Leonard's flrsa visit (o Hoseburg since he left here T2 years ago. I'M ward Heals, manager of the Portland weather observatory. Is In tho city today. He has Just returned from Marshfield where he spent sev eral days attending business matters connected with Ilia ofllclal duties. He leaves lor his home at Portland this evening. Mrs. Garfield nuell, the twenty tour year old daughter of Mr. and Airs. Hurst, of Myrtle Creek, passed awi'.v yesterday afternoon after a brief Illness. The funeral will ho held tomorrow morning with Interment at t he cemetery at that placo. Tlie deceased la a sister-in-law of Mrs. Mose Rice if (Ills city. Both Mr. and Mrs. Ulce will attend the funeral. WHKIti: ItKD APPLKS GROW Yes Its fine In California, But It has bitter with Its sweet And tho grand old State of Washing ton, Of con i he its hard to beat; Hut put mo off In Orgeon Where the clear old L'mptjua flows; Where the flowers are always bloom ing And the Big Red Apples grow. Away down In Western Texas, The place they call the plains. The hen Is always shining Ot course It never ralna. So Just stop my train In Oregon Where people get up and go. Sunshine or rain, Its all the same, So the Big Red Apples grow. N'othlng to boost In Arizona, .Neither In New Mexico; fust the same In the Dakotas, Nor In our neighbor Idaho. Yes, I'll get off In Oregon If you go an your slow, You'll lament while I'm content Where the Big Red Apples grow. Fourteen Inches and a half I measured it you know, What's that my neighbor asks. Why, (hat's how big apples grow Yes, put me off at Roseburg Then 1 11 be content to roost, If that's how big the apples grow There's something there to boost. LLJLA L. RAIL Roseburg, Ore. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: tt tt Proclamation NO. III. People who are always harping on their troubles don't dispense a very high qradu of music. When It conies to teaching orth ography, the old style spelling match is a pronounced success. A Missouri man has been put into jail for having married thirteen wives. He's not a criminal. He's a lunatic. We all like to brag of our ances tors, but sometimes forgot to live so that our descendants can do the same thing. DAI LV WKATUKK UK PORT U. S. Weatner Bureau, local office, Roseburg, Oregon, 24 houra ending 5 a. m. November 17, 1901). Precipitation In inches and hun dredths: M axl ni u m tern perat u re 4 4 Minimum " Precipitation 04 lolal Precip since first of the month 2 Avg. Precip. for this month for .12 years 4.33 Total Precip. from Sept. 1, 1909, to date 7.20 Avg. Precip. from Sent 1, 1877, 6.11 Total excess deficiency from Sept. 1, 1 909 1.13 Avg. Precln. for 32 wet sea sons, : 33.00 WILLIAM BELL Obseiver. Tho M. J. Walsh Co., of Portland. Is now Installing tile flooring In the Douglas National Bank; also tiling for Mr. Booth's fine residence, and would suggest to the contractors of the city If they have any floor or bath room tiling to do, to leave word at the Douglas National Bank for James Green, our tile man. If you wish to communicate with him you can address him care of the above bank, or leave word for him. M. J. Walsh Co , Portland, Or. d-2t. A few specialties; all colors and finishes, la the famous New Cote Stains. Ocoboco Linoleum Varnish; there's nothing else as good. C In one oils, the best glues and the only Bllver polish that's first class,. Rice & Rice. tf The editor of The Evening News, acknowledges a cordial invitation to attend the monthly smoker of the Union Republican Club of Multnomah county on the evening of November 24, 1909, and regrets his absence will be unavoidable. The Ladies' Aid of the Christian church will hold a market day sale of Thanksgiving delicacies the day preceeding the annual holiday. There will be nn opportunity for one lo get nil sorts or seasonable delicacies for their Thanksgiving dinner which will save lots of work at home. Xmas will soon bo on hand, good cheer for all. Have some nice pieces laid away for Father, Mother, Wife, Sister or Sweetheart. A good nlce of furniture Ih a loy forever, Plenty of them at Rice & Rice, the house furnishers. INSUltK NOW. Insure your property in the Ore gon Fire Relief Association, (Mc Minnville.) Old and tried, cheapest and best. See Bonnie Buchanan, in Abraham building. Got wise read The News. tf. BUILDER- C. D. MAYNARD GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTOR At Your Service Roseburg, Oregon Phone RD IACT0R e 193 D RAYING AND HAULING Ti:iil'lTKNU 001 Prompt nttoiitlim rivpii to nil orders NAT BISHOP Exponent of the World's Coming; Treatment Mr. OIney Has Come to Roseburg to Explain His Methods of Heal ing and to Advertise His Healinglnstitutions At Portland. Edward OIney, the successful heal er, through his understanding of the laws of nature, heals you of all physi cal ailments, lie was born with this healing power, his (list cure having been effected at the age of seven . years. Do not neglect your dlsense but rail on him and be healed. Health ot mind and body, prosperity and success are yours for the asking. Air. OIney has a healing institute in Portlandwhlch ho has had charge of for one year with great success, healing people with all kinds of dis eases without the ubo of drugs or knife. A remarkable case a Portland boy healed of appendicitis. Harry, the 10 year old son of .Mr. and Mrs. R. tely, of 108 Fairfield Hoad, is the happy boy, who once more is well and back to his school. It doesn't matter what your trouble is, come and be convinced of his healing power. Mr. OIney has just come from Eugene, Oregon, where he has been giving lectures and healing the sick and suf fering of all kinds of diseases, Rheumatics and. Paralytics cured, the deaf made to hear. People often come on crutches and In invalid wagons, and walk home well. Cancers and Tumors cured, eye sight restored, liver and kidney cured. Ecztna, asthma, catarrh, lung trouble cured. Ruptures cured. All chronic diseases cured. It costs you nothing to Investigate. Call and get a free booklet. Olllc-e in the aimev of Holed Met'lullcn, No. coiner of Alain and Douglas streets. Main street entrance, hours 0 u. ni, to H p. ni. Consultation Free. The Next Thing on the Bill of Fare Where are You Going. to Trade? AT THE ROSEBURG ROCHDALE For your Groceries, Dry Goods, Gents Furnishings and Shoes. Why they sell the BEST GOODS for the LEAST MONEY. TrylThem In Your Order For GENTSFURNISHINGS AND SHOES Groceries is their Specialty, and they will please you. Try ThemlFor Dry Goods The People's Cooperative Store ROSEBURG ROCHDALE CO. - - Know all ye good peoples that Klnxoap Is a new article of com merce, that all shtMild use, especially ye housekeeper. Kor be It known to all, that l'laoap Is ye best possible article to use In el. aniui; paints ami UnolcitjDis. It does not destroy luster or quality but atUls to it. Know ye. that Klaxoap was originated for use of ye rail roads lu cleaning their highly polished varnished wood work. ltecause of lis success Kluxoup has been put up in pack ages suitable for household Ui-e. llear'yje; Hear ye; the Iron- "monger has it for sale. :: tt u tt tt : i CALICO "TrtE ST0RE THAT serves you best- December The New YorK Store Patterns I J satisfaction or your money back Are Here tt Free Delivery to Any Part of the City. Phone 254 1. Agents McCall's Patterns, Monarch $2 00 Gloves, It. (i. Corsets, 1'erby Gloves Si. 50. & ANOTHER BIG HANDKERCHIEF SENSATION. VALUES FROM 15c. 20c. 25c. 50c and 75c fl A These Handkerchiefs are worth are worth to 75c each, and everyone, beauty, thcie aro no two alike. The early shopper gets the choice, a limit of 5 to a customer (see window) at the $2.50 LADIES' NUNS VEILING WAISTS $1.98 A flyer on wool waists They are beautifully made and elaborately embroidered fronU. They come in all colors, brown, blacks, grays, tans, blues, navy, cream. They are extraordinary values at the very low price of only Pee window. doJl iu 0 0 v mm m very low figure ot only o