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Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-01-24

A New NAME. About the only reason
We can offer, for changing the name Of this
paper is our personal taste III the appearance
Of the paper, aud also, We desire to settle
up all old accounts to January lst 1885,
and then move into the future untrammclied
Hoping all old subscribers will continu:
with as and every body else will now sub
scribe for The Review, we remain Youri
truly.
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All persons knowing themselves indie btcd
TO the late firm OF F. ]. Page aud Page &
Venable. will do well to come toward at ON. e
and pay off their notes and accounts. Those
failing to comply with this notice, will find
Attorney for collection.
OAKLAND Or. JAN 22d. 1885.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-01-24

j. +. Hawo.th Of Nashville Tenn,
step son Of b. r. B. Wlnniford cur
late County Assessor, called one day
this week and speaks in praise of
our splendid climate.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-01-24
ROSEBURG REVIEW
SATURDAY, JANUARY "a. 1885.

Cry LAWS Messrs Lane and Lane have
been employed by the City Trustees to revise
and codify the laws OF the city. This is a
much needed work and when completed will
l.e quite beneficial.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-01-24

CAMETo AN End The All Star Troupe
We learn ceased to twinkle It Albany tnis )
week Their play was the Mighty Dollar"
yet the Stars" all went into an eclipse,
cause Of b euration, opacity Of the
A Almighty Dollar.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-01-24

QUARTERLY Meeting = Rev. II. G. hie-
hael Presiding Elder of the Oregon Ii q.
NJ. E. Church, South, will hold the seeoa I
Quarterly Meeting for the Rosebur9 Circuit
in our Church in Roseburg the 3lst. OF Jan
nary AMI the lst OF February. All are corr
daily invited to attend. B. I. SHARP P. c.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-01-24

Roseburg is quito lively down
about the depot. Mr.. Sol. Abraham is
putting Up some new tenement houses
there, and they are nearing completion.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-01-24

INcENDrAa1Es- The gloolx & Noble grist
mill came near being destroyed by fire last
saturday night The work OF an inccndi-
airy without doubt for sh4vings and dry
kindling wood was piled around the post,
anl oil poured on, and fire set to it, but was
discovered by some Of Nr Flook's family III
time to save it BY hard work. What are
We coming t..
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-01-24
THE INDEp ENDENT I.
SATURDAY, JANUARY "a, 1885.
LEG AL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

PERSONS ARE uEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
II I have given TO my son Charles NJ Naan nls
time as naii of full age claim none OF MS Wazes
and viii not be res;,olsbie for any OF MS contracts
a,. all persons are wazqied ot to credit him on my
account. y. y. = so2AAA.
January 10th. 1885.
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Rev. ]. R. n. Bell has purchased
the Douglas Independent, and will
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view. He informs US tLat the rur-
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the success of the Review IS assured.
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Wideawalse Druggists.

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W. { Friedlander Esq returned t.
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Miss Amelia Marks.
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We would alv;se all our readers
who ,hlnk Of making Vegetable CT
Flower Garden this spring To send to
D, n, Ferry L Co., Detroit, Mich.
and get their valuable and beautiful
Seed Annual This house is entirely
reliable, and if you wish to get exactly
what you order you cannot do better
than intrust you" orders TO them.
1 A. G. Williams Esq. of scio Linn
Co. Oregon wss in town a few days
this week. He is travlling through the
country to see how he likes it. He
has just returned from jackson county
and other places south, and expresses
himself decidedly in favor of our beau.
;iful Umpqaa Valley. He goes to the
Coast this week and thence lome
We hope Le may settle in our midst
The Portland News says that severa
persons have visited ex Senator Mes
NTH. recently at the Insane Asylum
and report that his chances of recover,
are very slight. It says: "One maui
that possesses his distracted mind i
that it is through the mschinstions 0
members of the Democratic party thu
!. he is deprived Of his liberty. Til
: object of shutting him up, he SAYS, i
il to prevent him from participating i
: the frnits Of The Democratic victor,
Therefore, he implored his friends /
represent his situation to the prope
i authorities, and he felt confident tha
J. he would be released from the asylum.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-05-08
Very Odd.

Mitchell Republican; Rather oddthat
Mr., Cleveland and his cabinet have be-
come better posted in a month on Indi-
an rights and treaties than men like
President Arthur, Asst. Sec. Joslyny
Sec. Teller, and others who have been
acquainted with such matters'f for years
past. Rather odd that a man holding
the same office as President Arthur
should establish the curious precedent
of declaring the orders Of his %predeces-
o void. BeforeMr. Cleveland lets an
Indian ring run him he would do well
to see if he can find a little money in
the treasure Of Uncle sam to indemni-
fly settlers who have crossed two or
three states with their families, and in
good faith entered upon the Grow Creek
and Winnsbago Reserves, putting their
last dollar into the project.
A SETTLER.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-05-08
1ll-Treated Settlers.

Governor Pierce is oui With aprocla-
nation couRseiing observance Of the
presidents edict ~revoking Arthps's or
der opening the Wtn1sbago seserya-
1tion. The governor says:
| realize the hardships to settlers in
president is not 6bliviooys' to or unmind-
lfui Of them. Btt'it has been issued
under what seemed to the government.
a necessity. and it should be quietly
and %peaceably obeyed. Considerations
ct good citizenship and considerations
| of sell interest favor Such action.
neglect to see justice done 80 those who
|df right. and who sacrifice their prop
erty in order to obey the command of
| the executive. g.
I earnestly trust, therefore, both for
| the sake of lazy and order, and for the
sake Of the Settlers themselves, that the
| proclamation of the president will be
obeyed without compelling a resort to
any show Of force Whatevor. Nothing
can be gained, much may be lost by a
order. "f'''''
The governor suggests chat measures
of some kind be taken by the settlers
to preserve proof of their respective
claims. If BOOKS be opened II each
settlement and 4 record made of the
facts in each case, describing lands
settled qpqqpp, buildings eyectedTan ex-
pensees incurred, he thinks it may i prove
of much conveniMce hereafter, and
possibly facilitate 2 settlement of
claims, should the government consider
it proper 10 recognize and make provis-
ion for them. 10 assist in devising
some method'by which this can be done
the attorney general Of the territory is
| ordered to visit the reservations, and
will aid the settlers in any manner pos
sible by his counsel and ADVICE. The
view held by the governor that the
government is in duty bound to indem-
nifty ~locators, is SO clearly correct that
there can scarcely be doubt that those
evicted will be properly provided for
Black Hills Times.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-05-08
To The Farmers OF Jerauld Co., Dakota

Under the auspices Of the American
Home Exchange and Trust Company,
Of Minnesota, you are cordially invited,
and earnestly requested to attend a
meetipg, appointed to be held, by the
concurrence ola large number Of farm
'erss' in the county at Washington Springs
on Saturday, May 23d, 1885.
The object and purpose Of the above
-eduest and meeting are to deliberate
upon and adopt measures inaugurated
by said company, being deemed judi
cious, practicable, and just, to- restore
i'm equilibrium of the vast farming in
%:erests of u country, with those of
commerce, stock speculation-fnance
manufactures, transportation, milling
5r bread stuff manufacture, I1etropoli-
ian growth and progress, and other va
ried interests and pursuits.
The above named'Gompany obtained
it's charter under and in conformity
with the laws iDf Minnesota more than
two years ago, with the design among
other %aItainable objects to place the
agricultural and other prime agencies
III production in other pursuits of our
whole country upon a N equitable basis
Of prosperity with that enjoyed by 9TH
er prominent industries.
10 the consideration Of the subjects
above indicated your attention and CO.
operation are respectfully and cordially
solicited, waving and postponing all
ordinary Reuse and engagements for
the day above named. In numbers
there are strength and efficiency; hence
a representation from every township
in the county, is highly essential to
progress. With the CONCURRENCE and
by the united request of'the' Interests
involved, the above announcement is
made and respectfully submitted.
JAY PARKER,
For the company and TOT. IT'S friends
and patrons. N
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-05-08
Constitutional Conyentioa.

The LAST legislature provided for a
constitutional convention to be held at
Sioux Falls in October next. 1t will
be composed of Ill members, or one
delegate for every 500 voters on basis
Of last election. Already the rum sell
lers and politicians are at work select
ing their delegates are fixing up their
combinations.
The rumsAllers' ticket will be made
from the best material in the country
favorable to their business and opposed
to prohibition. Men in business circles,
moral men. if they believe in license or
high license, will be selected, Many of
their delegates will tell us they must,
from conscientious principals oppose
fanaticism and all prohibition heresies.
They believe in high moral standards,
good government and all that, but let
us be practical-get into the Union
first; and then regulate the rum traffic
through q well organized police system,
Now all sounds well, looks well in print,
but that sham has been played until it
has become decidedly thin When this
sham whisky reform ticket is launched
and it's delegates begin to talk about
their interest in temperance, and their
fear Of cranks and fanatics, stand from
under, because that means they are
committed first, last and all the time to
serve the dramshop and fight prohibit
ton. Let no temperance man be influ-
encedto support any such delegate ex-
peeting anything from him for prohibit
tion., because no such man ever did Or
can serve us. PrQhibitionists de-
mapd only prohihitionists to represent
them in their Sioux Falls convention.
There a be NJ compromise with high
morals or high license whisky men,
We will support none but straight pro-
h~ibitionists. Let every prohibitionist
be up and doing. There is no time to.
be lost. Upon this issue hangs the
Of the rumseller's future in Da-
kota with millions at the bottom of it,
and they will pay thousands to control
the Sioux Falls convention.-Alliance.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-05-08
PEDIGREE

PEDIEIEE:
Was. sircdbyS. r. Kings Harry CLAY, Jr., fhe
by Harry, Clay, he by MeaM's&asSills NJ: Clay r
sayre, ofamagee Co. y. y. Ills dam Vas Waasons
Brown Jessie. her sire fGteei,eY's' Bay Mcssel-
ger, his dam Il full hlpoded Messenger mare.
Bay Alessenger wis 9 very hea 4 MuSried
his good breeding qualities. ~"
.DEsclIrTIoN.--Win Ae three years old in
May, color ;iilack and TAN; 1879 hands high and
flat, cordy Lee, square Shoulders. measure large
in arm and stitle; has extraordinary good feet.
inherlting laoiie and muscle from his dam and
farm 'g s3'iyzisHi' p Mprsa tt!f h s;rs, ' tIaaf Wit I'': sta md
the heavy loads and hard roads OF Dak0ti. He
Will stand ut Ssto insure. ut home. Any leigh
$ s9i niles Of lVW1t essinIgi1 huG sin ri us9ff NH MiIre yis Mit nna
dayin Il week on and after tile 10th of May. Cor
respoMlence solicited. III. A. CUMMINGS.
3-5tf washington Springs. d.. y.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-05-08
Officers For l884-S5.

President, Mrs. D.. j. Coggins, Yank-
ton; Cor. Sec, Mrs. Mary Dobson, Sioux
Falls; treasurer, Mrs. A. d. Prescott,
Mitchell. Superintendent, Union Sig
nal, Mrs. E. j. Coggins, Yankton; juve-
nile work, Mrs. G, e. Hager, Mitchell;
Sunday school work. Mrs. II. Murphy,
Elk Point; temperance literature, Mrs.
e. T. Dean, Canton; legislature and pc
titions, Mrs. r. T. Wilkes, Sioux Falls;
unfortunate women, Mrs. L. p. Sabin,
Elk Point; relative statistics, Mrs. G.
p. Reeder, Milbank; hereditary andhy-
giene, Mrs. II. Barker, Chamberlain;
state and county fairs, Mrs. NJ. Z. Lill,
Hurby; evangelistic, Mrs. NJ. H. Brad
ford, Miller; the relation Of temperance
to labor and capital, Mrs. Coon Parker;
influencing the press, Mrs. John Foster,
Mitchell; prison and police stations,
Mrs. +. b. Smith, Parker; unfomented
wine, Mrs. M. w. Owens, Deomet;
work among foreigners. Mrs. S. Shell
don, Yankton; tabacco habit, Miss ".
NJ. Evens, Milbank: flower mission,
Mrs. T. A. VanVelson, Yankton; fran
chise, Mrs. A. w. Howard, Yankton.
The Marshal of Rockford was last
week arraigned before the proper au-
thorities on the charge OF selling intoX-
icating liquor contrary to law. The
authority fined him 800 and costs. lie
was then arrested on the charge OF VIC
lating his oath Of Office and is now
awaiting trial. IT this Marshal openly
violated the trust imposed in him, he
deserves punishment to the fullest ex-
tent of the law, and we believe the cit
liens Of Rockford will deal with him
as he should be dealt with.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-05-08
The Catalpa speelosa.

Mitchell Republican: III would seem
almost useless to waste any time or
printers ink on a tree that can be deliv-
cred in Mitchell for two dollars and ff-
ty cents per hundred, and yet there has
been great quantities of time wasted
and money thrown away on this tree.
For fifteen years l have. seen Catalpas
and always so far a failure. 1 had one
N twelve feet high, th3ee inches in
diameter SIN inches above ground and
covered with blossoms. The third year
it killed down to the ground. A 5arm-
er near by had a few in a grove; Inev-
er knew them to live longer than three
years. This was a few miles north of
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Several recent
letters from correspondents confirm my
own experience. Mr.. Gardner, of Usage,
writes me: coolest trees five years old,
killed back some each year; l do not
consider it to be reliable SO far north"
In a recent letter to the Iowa State
Register, n. Cinsmore writes from Ger
70 Gordo county: "I,n this latitude the
Catalpa OF. any kind will not stand"
IN the Dakota Farmer for April this
year the Alderman Nursery Co. at Hur-
ley, Dakota, writes: "sYe will not plant
or sell them" In this township j.. w.
Masonhas some that have come through
the winter looking well. On the old
Curtis place in a dozen trees or somost
Of them are killed back, some of them
which have been set two years seem
dead. = had half a dozen sent me last
year as a present. They appear to be
alive to the very tips, but l have no
confidence in them. l would just as
0 10 plant peach trees. Tree planting
is an important matter in Dakota, and
every worthless tree sold, and every
failure in tree planting is. public ca
lamity: it discourages those who have
not tried, and while there are many
wholike o.maket their own experiments
I shall think, until otherwise informed,
that we have no tree dealers in this To-
eality who would urge the sale of any
worthless trees and such IS my opinion
OF the Cata1pa Speciosa for Dakota.
L. MCCJRDY, Beulah Township.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-05-08
EDITED BY Mrs. L. V. MILES.
The Demon. OF the Glass.

-. WV S!eeoo d
HN W. H. WARD.
The demon OF The SHINING glass 81
Is raging through the land.
WELDING his sal,er keen, alas!.
With strong, rtllorseless hand. -
All! cutting is each thrnsting blow,
Oh! direful issIiis raid;
While daily brings he hundreds low,
With his death dealing blade,
The strong Young man oft calls ;sYousl
The demons gilded bar,
Where choicest drinks are always found
1nEmany 3 tempting jar,
And'therc he gives and takes Il treat.
So hangs about the spot.
Till he at last sprawls i'll the streets,
A%drunken, worthless sot.
The husband stripped of home and pride,
Finds an mtimely grave, t'
Thus leaving a once Joyous bride,
A helpless, starving slave,
To stay here Il few dragging years,
With aching heart and head,
While children cling to her,in tears.
Calling IN vain for bread.
Almshouses, prisons, jails are filled,
From this dread demons sway;
While taxes high 'gainst us are "billed,"
Which we are called to pay.
And SO the tend, from shore'to shore,
Wins hon1rs meet for hell
Whose great oppression we deplore,
Far more than.words can tell.
And yet will men who claim to ODE
The cl$mpions strong'a 81 RIGHT,
Note straight to make old Bourbon free,
Fen in this land Of light!
And tlis to feed Il thirst so hot, a
For whisky. rum and ale,
AndforTheaarge fat profits, got
BY their mholy sale.
On, men! awake! arise! be staid!
Eeave not q Stone hnturhed!
Enforce the laws already made
Till stronger niaes are earned"
Yea, charge We OH, through good and i'll,
With not aslot postponed.
Thus wage the temperance:war until
The demons quite dGthroned,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-05-08

The following is an Iowa wedding
notice: Several years ago there lived IN
Wiota a family by the name Of Jones.
The Old man of the house was a kind of
an ignorant being and didn't know
much any how. Ills wife was as HANDS
some us a mud fence, and had a voice
like 4 tree-toad. They went from WHO
ia to Council Bluffs, where they have
been living, and soon after their.arrival
there Mrs. Jones joined the church.
Rev. Howe, the great divine, and Mrs.
Jones got stuck on each other, and as
her husband was living. she could not
very well live well with both of them.
ST the Reverend gentleman goes to old
man Jones and proposes to give him a
team of horses for his wife. Twas no
sooner said than done. The trade was
made, and the happy couple went off
on their swedden .tare." The bride is
ABOUT 35 years old, and has been MAJ
ried three times. The groom is 70 years
Old. and has also been married three
tiines.-Ex.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-05-08

Sam Ghl III presents given away. Send ne <
W., VuVosvuo Genus postage, and by mail You Viii
WI start you in work that win 1T once tsI hrin,, I Ia,,
IN money faster than anything else in amnS,Ho u
4 aGout tlle 500, oOo in presents with each b ,ua'
ages. for all the time. orspare time nni neI, Oh AZ
10Y us ;t ,helr own homes. Fortunes for o. NJ; II " Wn,h
kels absolutely assured. DON'T delav ii 'ii Mor-
!'EIT 4 Co., Portland, Maine, ' 'V'"s IL HAL
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-05-08
T. LINUS BLANK,
CONTEST NOTICES.

NQTICE. us Lang Office at Mitchell, D. T.,
iS Apr 8, 1885.
Complaint having been entered at this office
by John Tawlkes against Abran W. Parker, for
abandoning his Homestead entry, No 24l59 dat
range G", IN Jerauld county, D. I. with Il view to
the cancellation Of said entry. the said parties
are hereby ordered to appear ut the Office Of
Springs, D. r.. Gil the I'll day Of June 1885. at o
O'Clock a. N, to respond and furnish I'LL the ties.
tinlony concerning said alleged Abandonment.
CIV Mcdonald, Notary Public, OF Wesssinr.
ton Springs, d. T., is hereby appointed a con-
TO take the testimony in the above
case. lie will at once return all the papers du-
~ certified to this office when and where tley
will be examined by this office and decision
rendered thereon June 6 1885, at 10 Il. H..
atoms T. b.. LETItIIT, Register.