THK EVKN'INO NEWS TI'EKDAY, XOVEMMEn S3, 1000. CLOTHES OF QUALITY AWAIT YOU HERE Mm1?. win ' "" j J I' pl The straightest and sur est road to good Clothes the best Clothes brings you here. If you frequent any of the "by paths" you'll be apt to lose your self in the tanjjie of misleading "liarguins." Whatever we do is well done whatever we 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 lilock Co. and David Adler, two of the greatest Tailor organizations in the wo-ld. Every Suit we Bell is sold with an ab solute guarantee of Satisfaction or your Money refunded or a new fuit in return. I. ABRAHAM Remember quality is the true tost of cheapness. By our good Clothes you shall know us. ITHE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST THE NEW YORK STORE Closed All Day Thanksgiv ing Day. Do Your Shopping Tomorrow. LOCAL NEWS. tCity News Briefly Recorded THK ANN TltlAL W. W. Pnrdy, the railroad promoter, went north this morning. MiiB Greta McLendon has accepted a ' portion at the "Itoae" confectionery tore. F. B. Wtiite returned to Oakland this morning after attending business mat tera here. Grant Clayton, the real estate man, is spending the day at Kiddle attending business matters. Dale B trail lie expects to leave for Vancouver, Wellington, in a few day 8, at which place he huu obtained employ ment. Con. Denning haa returned from a month's trip lo pointa iu Montana, lie aay a he likes the climate in that locality ae he dous the people. County CoiumiHaioner Ryan returned home this morning alter attending the adjourned seat ion o( the county court ' held yeaterday. H. T. McClallen returned from Tort land this morning where he attended the Grand Lodge as a delegate from the local Camp, A..0. U. VT. Dr. Luther Hamilton and wife, of Portland, are visiting at the home of Dr. 8, Hamilton, He expects to remain here until after Thankigiving. Misa Flossie Shambrook, of Salem, is spending a few dayti In the city visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1). U. Klmmbrouk in this city. Harry Miller, at one time a resident of this city, but of late a retmtunt of Potlnnd, is in the cily attending bum nose matters. Incidentally he appwars rb a witness for the defense in the cele brated Chauuccy cane. County School Superintendent Chan ey haa received a letter front tliuse in charge of the A. Y. I Kxpoaitien to the effect that the Hortuhurg and PouIhs TAJunty K'hoola had won gold medals. The prjzi a were given to tin so schools makiug the best educational display. A very quiet wedding occurred at the bride's homiin West Koeubtirg yonter day, wtien .Mrs. Marie L. Johmon was unit wi iu nmrtinne to Patrick Hurk, Itev. K. M. Mourn oltlriuting. The bride in 70 years of ae, while the groom S Is three years her senior, Tho happy couple Hill make their future home in this city. For eome time paat the groom has been an inmate uf the Soldiers' Home. ' I UNO Is Set an I'iiIiMmmmI 1 L'Htcr- thiy to Suit Attorneys Portland Tbi.eoram: It was practi cally agreed in the Federal Court before Judge Bean this morning that the trial of Uinger Herman, ex-Representative from the First District, shall begin January 10. This date was set tentative ly by the Court after a dlecussion be tween United 8tates Attorney McCourt and Francis J. Honey, special assistant to the Attorney General, on the one hand and Johu M. Gear in, representing the defendant, on the other. When the cane was called Mr. Gearin informed Judge Bean that he had been In conference with Mr. Ileney and a wire had been sent Attorney Worthing ton at Washington, D, 0., who repre sented Hermann in the hearing at that point and ib Appearing in the Hyde caBe Mr. Ileney asked if the case could not be set for some time in December and was informed that Mr. Gearin cannot try it next month, for the reason that li is time will all be fully occupied then with other cases. "The Attorney-General is anxious to have this trial diapoml ot as soon as possible," replied Mr, Ileney, "but lean fee that I cannot do otherwise than give way to the imperative nccoHeities of the attorneys engaged iu this cane." I'nitod States Attorney McCourt then HHurted that January 10 might beset down tentatively as the date for (lie trial, and iu the inturim word will donbllcHB be received from Attorney Worthing'.on making it poesibleto know whether that date may he definitely tlxed for the hearing. The order wa accordingly entered by JmUe Itean. Hermann was not in court during the proceedings. berlain been defeated in the Legislature and wbb promised to several Statement No. 1 men if they would break their pledge. Bourne now has a candidate for the job, and Colonel K. Hofer, who brings rain through prayer at Salem, is mentioned for the place. The new Collector ' of Internal Revenue can be appointed at any time, and the name recommended by Bourne may be sub mitted with those for the Land Office KBiliuUB. A wait is necessary for Collector of Customs and United States Marshall The latter post will bovacaut in January tie a good place, and there are number of applicants. C. J. Herd, the present incumbeut. was given the appointment through Francis J. Heney. As ileney is back in Oregon for further prosecution of landfraud races, he may endeavor to have his friend Keed retain ed on the payroll as Marshal, although Bourne has hie eye on a man for the place. HIDDKX DEATH OF MItS. COLLIN'S Physicians Were Hopeful of Her Im prove n ion t, but Knd Can Hi Quickly. The beat box "Lownny's" fresh at Book Store. LadloH hand hairs and nurses at low pricon nt KosHburc Hook Store tf con fectlontry, tho Rose burg tf. Sh'ortly after 10 o'clock last evening F. H. Churchill received a meeflage from Portland conveying the sad intelligence of the sudden death of his only sister, Mrs. K. C. Collins, of that city. The lady was formerly a resident of Roseburg and was well known by many people here who will deeply r eg rot, to hear of her deaths For a number of years Mrs. Collins has been In poor health, and within the past few weeks became very low, and only last Saturday Mr. Churchill was called to Portland on account of her aeriouB condition. Mon day Bhe rallied materially and the at tending physicians thought the might continue to Improve, therefore Mr. Churchill came home on the evening traiu, but had scarcely been at home four hours before the wires flashed the news of a sudden turn for the worre and ddath of the sufferer. Mrs. Collins is survive! by one daughter, Miss Kffie, who tB also well known in this city. j Mr. Churchill returned to Portland on ' the 11:30 train Monday night, but at present writing no information regard ing the funeral arrangements have reached us. S. B. Crouch, the Page -fence man, went to Sutberlin this morning to look after business matters. THE. IMPERIAL A Temperance Saloon : Property Conducted Opposite Passenger Depot - Roseburg I ORDWAY & BOGART I fPROPRIET 0 R S Many attractive Xnias gifts at the RoBeburg Book Store. tf Headquarters for Holiday goods Is at the Roeeburg Book Store. tf. For a fcooo. cieaa gnave, nalr cut or bath, call at the Maddlx barber shop, Cass street. tf. St. Regis Indian baskets, 5 cents and up. at the Roseburg Book Store.lf S. M. Kelley, the local stock buyer, has returned to town after an absence of three weeks. Mrs. C. W. Bradford carries the famous Richardson's Embroidery Silks at the Art Variety Store, Corner of Pine and Lane streets. swd-n25 Manager Frear, of the local light and water system reports conditions at Winchester more favorable today than yesterdny. The river is gradually falling and the company anticipates little difficulty in the near future. Our Art line was never so exten sive before, nor so much appreciated, if the way they are selling is any sign. Don't wait until everything is picked over before buying your Xma4 presents. Grave's Art Empor ium d-tf On Wednesday of this week, com mencing at 9 o'clock in the morning, the Ladles' Aid, of the Christian Church, will have on sale it Jlllledge & Pickens grocery store a choice supply of home-cooked pastry .for Thanksgiving. The biggest and best crockery store In Southern Oregon. Everything that Is made In crockery, glassware, and China, we have it. From the plainest to best hand-painted. Many beautiful pieces of Libby cut glass suitable for presents. Rice & Rice, the house furnishers. Indian baskets, birch bark, sweet grass and porcupine quill work made by fat. Regis, Mohawks, Iroquois and other tribes, for sule at Roseburg Book Store. These are pretty goods ' at pleasing prices. tf. "MY LADY OF TUB SOUTH" "THE SILVER HOARD" "MARTEN' EDEN" "THE DANGER MARK" "THE SCARLET FEATHER" "THE GOOSE GIRL" "JOHN MARVEL ASSISTANT" "KATERINH" are a few titles of new books on sale at Roseburg Book Store. tf. HEl'OItT IS SUBMITTED ' Evening Telegram ol Thiee Federal appoint, j ?J nients sre nlinoft ripo anil ready for 1 The Best Place ToTrade Rice Rice Where your Money Goes the farthest I.AXD -l OTHKIl Ol -TICKS rlrjimphir Snys Allwit lli-rmnnn to Take ptrm- of Lawrence. U "Jive House W H Quality Jj El Uf I The Portland yt'Bti'rdiiy says : Bo wise Head Tho Ntwc. THE WATER FRONT DRY GOODS STORE Sheridan Street Nrar Tho lopol. Wo don't sell for cost or below cost hut wo will soil rllit nt cost. If you don't tu'lW'vo it, try us nnd tM With imu'U dollar 'a wort h of Roods pmvhnsi'd you nio ontitlcd to H chanco on n tilro hit ot silvi'rwart. knlvt'8, forks, tnhlo and U-uvpoons. 6ot thorn In tho window. Come tuwl pee for M'litviMt, don't tn misled ty nny one for y:u will miss It D. J. JARVIS l'ltOIMtllJTOIt. iiitf tn el ni kit tho tree. These tire I. mid j viiH-tj uppiMimiuMHH, i wo in rorimmi 1 hihI one nt Kormtmrtf. The imine of Slnle j Senator Abrahams hits been mentioned j for the Kosehnrtf placK, which Ima been ; vacated by ,1a men Lawrence, although AhrnhtuiiR is not tin aspirant, Several i men are talked of lor the Receiver and i Hi-gister of the Land Oltice in this city. 1 bo Land otlice jobs are ripo next month and the present incumbents do not expect to be retained, having served their full time. 1 n the coining pepgion of Congress Seuntor Chamberlain will try to have established a Laud Otlice at Vale. At present the nbnrost Laud Otlice for that iliclrict Is at 1-akevitnv, and to tile papers Hometimes necessitates a horseback ride of -00 milea. There have been many re iliiestB for a Land Otlice at Vale and Chamberlain Las promised to do what he can. This, of course, will create two more places for the Uithiul, and Hourne will have the recommending, probably, at Cinmborlaiu rave ho is willing that his colleague shall do the pit-dealing. lavid M. iHinne.wbo has been Codec, tor of luteriml Kevriiue for abo-iSrr:; years, is at the end of hie string. This nllice was to have been used had Clmm- ! I i i The House Furnishers in Holiday Attire blobcVSrnlckt "EUatlc" Book Cuei, trrm Art and si c,,. KkJT Ch.ir. .nd '"T T.bl. Kvreo Leather Fumitur Strcil Reclining Chtir, McDougil Kitchen CaMaeU Ji ol Artistic b.fcn "I CARRY THESE OOODS IN STOCK Practical and Sensible Gifts for the Holidays RomothiiiR hero for every member of tho family. Tho question what shall I Klve will bo onsfly solved after an Inspection of this store. Did you ever stop to think how much more comfort ami sensible, bow much more nil would enjoy a nice piece of furni ture for the home than to buy emtio, trashy present. This space will only penult of n very few of the many things that await your inspec tion at this easy place to shop. BEAUTIFUL CHAIRS AND ROCKERS FOR the YOUNG and OLD. Renutiful Davenports. Couches, Mor ris Chairs nnd Hockors; Beautiful Cabinets, Desks nnd Chiffonors and Dressers; Heautiful Hook Cases, tho Globe Wernica and others. Elegant New Rugs and Carpets, Portiers ' And Couch Covers Neither tho old or young have been overlooked hero; Misses and child ren's chairs and rockers, doll carts and cabs; Children's dishes, toy banks little red chairs and air guns; toy wagons, toy furniture, little stoves and mngcs; hundreds of things that can't he mentioned on account of space. BiggerandBetterStocK China and Silverware Everything that's made In fancy chlnn nnd las w tiro; enormous stock of 1S47 silverware nnd clocks. Carvers plain and fancy, bouo or silver. You will bo surprised nt the profussion of good thing! that will make sensible presents. Also remember our prices are the lowest. o . ; r i it.'. ) rv.i.Vi;..a&ii 4 Sheriff Files Annual Itiort Willi the County Court. The memhers of the county court consisting of County Judge Wonacott and CommiHHloners Nichols and Ryan convened In an adjourned session yesterday for the purpose of In vestigating the annual report of the sheriff, preparatory to its approval. In brief, the report sets forth the amount charged on the assessment rolls by tho clerk; the amount of sheriff's assessment; penalty and in terest for delinquency, penalty, in terest and costs on delinquent cer tificates; amount collected and turn ed over to the county treasurer; the amount of rebate allowed; amount delinquent certificates sold, amount of delinquent and unsold real and persona! property; errors and double assessments, and the amount oil hand at the present time. The report shows the grand total charged on the rolls by the clerk at $355,373.52, an amount somewhat In excess of that of former years. Tho increase is due principally to the fact that the valuations have ma terially increased the past two years. Another reason for the notable In crease in the total assessment is the fact that several pieces of land were assessed in the year 19ns, which pre viously had been omitted from the roll through error. Out of a total of 155.373.52. there remains yet to lie collected the sum of $13, 217.51. This amount will be realized by the delinquent sale of tho property designated in the report as delinquent. Kollowing is the summary of the report as submitted by the sheriff: SlierhVs Annual Iteport. To the Honorable County Court; Douglas county, Oregon. Gentlemen: I beg leave to submit herewith my annual report as tax collector of Douglas county, for the year 1908. Dibits. To amount charged on rolls by clerk ... $355,373.52 To amouut sheriff's assess ment 716.42 To penalty and interest for delinquency 997.74 To penalty nnd Interest a(nd costs on delinquent certiticate. Grand total 299.42 ..$357, 3SS.lt) debits .... ; Credits I Amount collecitd and j turned over to treas- I urer $332,339.92 I Three per cent rebate allowed 8,479.07 I Amount delinquent cer tificates sold 1,900.91 Amount delitieurnt anil j unsold real property.. 8,224. OS 1 mount delinquent and unsold, pei-snnni prop erty 4.993.48 ' Krrors. double assess ments 1.285 R Balance on hand 165.03 Grand total credits $357,3SS.10 I I hereby certify that the foregoing I report is a true, correct and compute summary of the figures as shown by I I he tax rolls, tax receipts and tax ledgers for the ald year of 190S; that the amounts refuted by me col , lected have been duly deposited with the Treas urer of Douglas county. On' gn. Dated th's 22nd day of Novem ber, 1909. Itespectfullv sulueitted. H FKN'TOX, Sheriff of Douglas county. Other .Matters Considered. Aside from innesUgutlng the above report the court allowed several minor bills. You are always welcome at this store. Children given same courtesy and attention as grown folKs. We will not be undersold if we know it Full value for your $ i BUILDER C. D.IAYXAWJ GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTOR At Your Service Roseburg, Oregon Phone 193