Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-07-10
GENERAL NOTES AND NEWS

lne woman SueStioh-As i'f AAs ou
straight.
Diversity production as much as within
your power.
There are l2o, 900 miles of railroad in the
United States.
Old Esop said Jupiter helped those that
helped themselves.
Farmers should seek for new production
and not place all their eggs in one basket.
The law prohibiting manual labor on Sun
day goes into effect in Austria this month.
Ex-President Arthur is spending the
heated season along the st. Lawrence fishing
for salmon.
There were SO, ,0o9 men in line at the ma
tional encampnent of the G. A. 4. held IN
Portland Maine.
The cholera in Spain has created panic
and people are fleeing in all directions to es-
cape the terrible epidemic.
The Brightest minds in this state ought to
pay close attention to all schemes for reyiv-
ing the general prosperity.
At Boston last Sunday w. A. Rowe rode
a bicycle fifty miles in 3 hours, SO minutes
and 25 seconds, the fastest time on record.
The Presbyterian Foreign Mission Board
takes but three cents to send dollar to the
heather, and its Home Mission Board but
,,,l .na half na,4o
A Republican newspaper declares that the
Democratic victory i'll Wilmington Del. was
due to the ignorant negro vote. This is at
once startling aud refreshing.
There will be splendid fight in the de-
bataple States this Fall The Republicans
want to recover lost ground, but the Demo-
Gratis will see to it that they don't.
Read, study and digest the information
given in your commercial journals if you
want to prosper in trade. You cannot pos
sibly know too much about foreign or home
markets.
Minneapolis, according to the Tribune,
will erect 5000 new buildings this year.
The place is growing beyond the needs of
the surrounding country, and collapse is
sure to follow.
Mrs. Garfield is worth about $50, 900,
which nets an income, at per cent, of $I6,-
600 year. JIer pension from Congress is
So, COO annually, making her entire resources
So, ,OC0a year.
Barthold, the sculptor, whose statue of
Liberty has just arrived, is native of Al
satia. He represents in his descent and art
three nationaiities italian, the French
and the German.
It was coincidence that the day of pub
lication of tie Revised Version of the Old
Testament was the eve of the Jewish Feast
of Pentecost, which commentaries the rev.
ella ion ON Mt. Sinai of the Decalogue.
The jury in the case Of Aslolph Spreckels,
on the trial for the shooting of NJ. II. De-
Young, proprietor of the Chronicle, rendered
!. ver,liet of not guilty. The verdict is ac-
cepted as rebuke to personal journalism.
English papers mention the astonishing
fact that WORKING mau has at last been
- .a.s,rsto TIA nr.s;lant - tba
Duc.y Of Ltueastcr nav.ng placed the See
.retary OF TIE Typographical Association on
he bench.
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h.,sts5 bv that time
A. the last election of the Oregon Pioneer
ASSOCIATION the follovino officers were cleo
.ol. p,a.,,1o,+ I n A,,narson O,eoon
c;.,.. no.:laa4 W c.;,,, M.s,on
county. secretarv p p Farbart Salem: cor.
resnondino secretary. w. Fl. Rees. Butte
vile.
yes remarked conceited youne bach.
f,;, cav l,,+ Tna.a. exnaet n marry Oh
dear NO y .Tndeedu remarked a ladv,
..tben am TO understand that Won not onI,
admire women brt have q sincere REGARD 20,
them as well. "
The average age of this years graduating
class at Yale is % years, seven months and
some days. The average is increasing, and
the fact is attributed to elevation of the
standard for admission. In Western collcgs
the average aye for admission is about l9
and for graduation, upwards of %.
There is a love of the historic in every En-
elisb heart When Albert Edward sncceed
70 the crown he will ,lrop his first name an,
ra;en a. ElwanlyIT After him his son
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