THE EVENING NEWS MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1900.
CLOTHES OF QUALITY AWAIT
YOU HERE.
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THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST
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The straig'htest 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 tangle of misleading
"HargainB."
Whatever we do is well done
whatever we buy is well chosen
quality is the object and perfect
ClotheB satisfaction and effect.
There are many othe.r places to
buy Clothes, to be sure but you'll
find that the best is alwayB here.
These cluthes are made for us
by the Stuin Mock Co. and David
Adler, two of the greatest Tailor
organizations in the wo'ld. Kvery
Suit we sell is sold with an ab
solute guarantee of Satisfaction
or your Money refunded or a new
t uit in return.
I. ABRAHAM
; Remember quality is the true
test of cheapness. By O'jr good
Clothes you shall know us.
SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK
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Remember that this is the last week of the great Suit Clearance. I guarantee that
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aiiia jj vaiuts uiviucu mtu lvvvj iuio. J.wurv uicoc uvci UC1UIC UUylUg CloeWIlCIc. I OU
will readily recognize the great value offered you. .
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City News Briefly Recorded
Jnmes Hapton, of Pordue. Is a vis
itor in the city.
Wlnnlo Gaddls, the plumber, spent
yesterday nt Sutheiiln.
Wred Chapinun went to Wilbur yes
terday to visit relatives.
i. Q. PlUer, the real oKtato innn,
upent yoBterduy ut Ouklund vinttlng
Irion ds.
, C. A. Mulby, of Dillurd, trammeled
buBinoBB muttera In tlio city Buturdny.
MrB. Delmur Dixon Hpnt yimter
day at Ouklund veiling frlendB and
relatives.
W. HJ. Noah, of Dillurd, was a bua
Inesn visitor in the city for a few
hours yuHterduy.
Mrs. L. M. Areliunlieuu, ot Slayton
1b vIhIUiik at the homo of Mm. 1. A.
Dean lu tho city.
S. J. J ouch, the rupltullst, wont to
Oakland thin morning to look after
business interest h.
The blggcHt and beat line of Pout
Card Albums In Douglas county at
RoBeburg Book Store. tf
Arehducou Chambers loft for
point north this morning after a
brief Bujourn In tho city.
8ee Dr. Lowe about your eyes and
gliiMHos tho first day ho Is here if pos
sible iib he Ib always busy his last
day.
Wins Slnloton went to Winchester
yesterday morning whore he has ne
CRpted a position with tho electrh,
light company.
Mrs. Wall returned to her home
nt IMllsohoro Ibis morning aft or a
brief viHlt ut tho homo of her iluugh
'tor, Mrs. II. M. Mathews.
Dr. Lowe, Ihe well known opl Irian
unci sight specialist, will be In It one
burg next Tlnirmhy, Friday and uiitil
pooti Saturday, December 1), 10 and
11. He doiH not go from house to
house, therefnro consult, him about
your eves and glasses at 1 )i Hotel
-MrClnilen. Dozens or Iougla County
references.
Many attractive Xmas gifts at the
Roseburg Book Store. tf
Pocket knives, a big stock of high
grade goods ut tho Hoaeburg Book
Btore. , tf.
Dolls, toy, books. Christmas tree
ornaments, Christ mna and New Year
postalH, tups, stickers and nil kinds
of Holiday goods at The Fair. tf.
Miss Merta Bales wont to Oakland
this morning to spend the day. The
young lady has a music class at that
city, thus necessitating her presence
on co a week.
Dr. Lowe's new eye glass with san
itary guards will lit most nny nose
and cannot cause cancer. To have
him show it to you does not oblige
you to purchase.
Horace Mars tors has returned from
Mnrnhlield where he spent ten days
looking after bunluess matters. He
says tho weather is very cold on
the coast, while tho recoil t rains
played havoc with tradlc.
Tho biggest and best crockery store
in Southern Oregon. Everything that
Is madn In crockery, glnsswure, and
China, we have it. From tho plainest
to bust hand-painted. Many beautiful
pieces of Libby cut glass suitable for
presents. Hico & Rice, tho houso
furnishers.
Tho rctddenre of W. D. Snyder, sit
uated on Deer Creek, burned to the
ground shortly after 5 o'clock lapt
evening with Its contents. Nothing
was saved except a sewing machine
and a 'IVw articles of minor value.
At tho time (be fire broke out Mr.
Snyder was working In n nearby Held
IiIh attention being ' attracted by
clouds of smoke lining from the
roof. He ran to Ihe scone as quickly
as possible, but unon arriving was un
able to lend uny assistance, the res
idence being a masH of (lames. It Is
presumed tiiat the blaze Ignited from
a 'Infective due.
Sensation in the Suit Dept.
THE ENTIRE STOCK DIVIDED INTO TWO LOTS
Contains 15 liaudsome, beautifully tailored garments, in broadcloth,
serges, wide wales in finished worsteds, Ion" coats, Skinner satin lined.
lining guaranteed for 2 years. To clean up this lot our special price values $35
Lot 2 Contains about 25 Beautiful
and Elegantly Tailored Garments
They would cost you more than what I ask for them; the lining alone retails at
$1.50 a yard. A guaranteed 2 years Skinner satin lined and the goods would cost from
$1.00 to $2.50 per yard. Look these values over at special..
Absolute Clearance of Waists J QQ
Wnmon't Tanrv Wnnl Nunc Vnilinii W.i.t. tins ' I V J
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$2.50 Women's Fancy Wool Nuns Veiling Waists $1.98
Fancy Nuns Veiling waists, beautifully embroidered fronts. Special
clean up sale..
LOCAfc NEWS.
Grant Taylor, of Winchester, was
a visitor In tho city today.
Miss Francis Elliott, of Portland,
Is spending a few days In the city
vlsltlim with friends.
Indian baskets, birch bark, sweet
grass and porcupine quill work made
by tit. Regis, Mohawks, Iroquois and
other tribes, for sale at Roseburg
Rook Store. These are pretty goods
at pleasing prices. tf.
For Men. There is no beter shoe
made than the celebrated "J. E.
Tilt," which is to be found nt the
MUllkln Shoe Store. And for heavy
wear there Is nothing equal to the
United Workman Shoe." dt-f.
The members of St. George's Epis
copal church tendered a reception to
their new rector, Hev. Charles Wilson
Maker, and his esteemed wife, at the
Parish House Saturday evening. A
large crowd was present including
tho pastors of the local churches.
Tho evnlng was socially spent. Inter
mingled with brief addresses by sev
eral local orators. Refreshments were
served unci the guests departed for
their homes, delighted with the oc
caHfon. Both Hev. and Mrs. Baker
higlily pleased with Roseburg, and
needless to Ray, they will carry on
the work of the rhureh In an elllclent
manner. In a few days tho rector and
his wife will bo at homo to tho citi
zens of Roseburg and vicinity at the
rectory, situated on Cass street near
The rhureh.
All
Books Tlake the Host Acceptable
Christmas Gifts
There is a book for you to give nny relative or friend that will convey
exactly your message of love, affection, good will or friendship of whatever
nature. There is nothing so 'much appreciated as a book notliiug that gives
so great niul lasting a pleasure.
We arc ready to supply gift-seekers with Books that will make the most
valuable gifts, at prices considerably below those usually asked. We have
books of history, the works of famous authors, spirited novels of today, rich gift
books in elaborate, beautiful bindings, Bibles and Testaments, Children's Story
and Picture Books, the only complete, and the best selection to choose from in
Koscburg. And 11 at the fairest and most tempting price.
But you must come and see; and come early, tor then you can choose
from a, compile, new, bright and inviting stock, and you'll also avoid the
ceaseless, pevpotuul Christmas rush.
Roseburg Book Store
;il North J nek ton St rest.
Successors to Ae's Rook Store
Koseburg, Orejtnn
JXCAL NEWS.
If. L. Short, of Olalla. was a bus
iness visitor In the city Saturday.
Tho members of the local school
board will meet at the oflice of Judge
J. W. Kullerton this evening.
Dr. Set her and wife arrived home
from Glendalo this afternoon after a
brief visit at the home of the form
er's parents.
Everett L. Jones, of Portland, and
Miss Philman Gillham, of Galesvllle,
wore granted a marriage license bj
County Clerk Edward Lenox this
morning.
Mrs. J. P. Smlck and little sou ar
rived here this afternoon from Can
yonvllle to spend a few dayes visit
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. Jl.
Churchill.
James F. Dqugherty has filed a
suit in the circuit court against Isaac
Jones. Tho action Is brought in an
effort to reform a deed to a certain
tract of timber land.
Henry Mooney has filed suit in the
circuit court against Clarie Potts et
al. Ho asks that the court enter a
decree removing the cloud from the
title to a certain pureed of land owned
by plaintiff.
Mrs. G. W. Gage, of Dlllard, who
has been confined at Murcy hospital
during the oast fw weeks, returned
to her home yesterday much lprovc-d.
She was accompanied to Dillurd by
Mr. Gage.
A supplementary report which has
been made by Henry K. Posch, direc
tor of the divisions of privileges and
exhibits at the A. Y. P. Fair, shows
that the Roseburg High School and
i he city Public Schools have been
awarded gold medals for excellence
of educational display.
J. T. Spaugh went up to Eugene
this morning to bring his son Wilbur j
home. Pis. Powell, chiropractic phy
sicians have been treating the lad
for some weeks for an oltl injury to.
the sprine, received in falling from a!
tree, and Mr. Spaugh thinks the boy j
is considerably unproved.
Practically destitute and evidenc
ing signs of distress, Mrs. Helen
Slater, an aged lady, arrived In the
city this afternoon from Glendaie
where she had applied for relief. She
carried a letter of introduction from
Pr. Mortenon,! of Glendaie, to
County .lude Wrnacott. of this city,
the substance which r"latMl tho wo
man's case in detail. From state
ments made by the lady In the pres
ence ot Judge Wonacott shortly after
her arrival here it appears tint she
left the East about three years ago.
Intending to visit relatives at San
Francisco. She arrived at the Cali
fornia city safely, but contrary to ex
pectations, was unable to locate those
who she wished to visit. Accordingly
she became- discouraged and started
on her return trip, calculatirg on
reaching her home by way of Port
land and Seatle. Vpon her arrival
at San Francisco she possessed $t;o,
but this amount soon became exhaust
ed and she was obliged to seek day
labor. Knroiite from the southern
rllme she tarried at many towns and
cities, some ot which afforded her
employment, while other simnly
passed her nnobst rved. Headline
Glend.ile the lady found herself pen
niless, and accordingly she set out
with a determination to obtain work.
In this she tailed, anil as a last
resort she aplled to charitaMv In
clined persons for relief. Keallzing
that her condition was serious Pr.
Morteason furnished the ne-esary
monev and s at the lady to this city
whtro she mlnht obtain recognition
at the hands of the proper authorlt-j
ies. t After listening to the lady's
story Judge Wonacott decided that
he would detain her until such time
as her sister, Mrs. Votburg, of Cin
cinnati, Ohio, can be communicated
with. It may be possible that the sis
ter will dispatch a ticket aud thus re
lieve the poor lady from further hu
miliation. At present the lady Is being;
housed by Phoebe Ketchell, who oper
ates the county hospital.
If you are looking for good service
In the barber line call at the Maddlx
barber shop, Cass street, Roseburg
National Bank Bldg. Three chair
shop. Bath rooms In connection, tf.
Gentlemen:--
We invite your
new style
attention to this delightful
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Shaving Soap
It Is Something New
It Is Something' Better
It Is "Colgates"
You Will Enjoy It
In handsome, sanitary sealed metal cans
always clean and ready for use, Price 25c.
FULLERTON & RICHARDSON,
The Drug' Store of Quality
Druggists, Roseburg, Ore. Near S. P. Depot.
The Roseburg Pharmacy
take a delight in serving our patrons with
the best there is in the line of drugs. Purity
is our motto. Promptness both dav and
nigh is wnat counts at our pharmacy;
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Full line of Sundries always on hand
I ROSEBURG PHARMACY,
I L. E. KROHN, Manager
Inc.
Olllcc: Warehouse No.
Near the Depot. Telephone
Main 3431 or 311.
GROUCH & ALDRIGH
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Cement, Plaster, Lime and Cement Blocks, Cemen
Sewer Pipe, Mill Work and all Building Materia
Give us a call. Jve will save you money.