Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-10-02

IF legacy left by the father to the child is
called patrimony, why is not legacy lett by
the mother called matrimony? Who is able
to answer this question:
I. Miss Crump has opened dress making cs-
tablishment near L. Belfl's jewelry store.
She understands the business thoroughly and
deserves liberal patronage.
Uncle Billy Hudson Of Myrtle cree, one Of
the old land marks in Southern Oregon called
this week, and says Cleveland holds the reins
Of Government in first rate order.
Mat. Helringer's dog essayed to leap through
one OF 5. Marks & Cos. glass doors last Mon
day and failed to get through but the ten dol
lar glass was broken all the same.
Sol. Abraham's business has expanded SO
rapidly since the new regime, that he sent IF
his old safe, and has put new one and larger
one in its place. The safe is beauty.
Uncle Johny Gidersleve, G. !. Fuller,
James Wright and Mr.. Harmon returned from
their coast trip last Friday. They have been
gone three weeks, and had glorious time.
Our new NJ. P, with the letters reversed,
seems TO have longing for the beauties Of
town, nesting up close to the Businesses Of
Slskiyou at the terminus of the O. &. C. X. r.
F. P. Cronemiller; the able foreman and To-
cal of the Plaindealer is taking much needed
vacation this week, fishing and hunting. He
was headed for the North Umpqua, of course.
We tender thanks for two boxes of fine
sweet grapes from the vineyard of Mr.. Gala
han in French settlement, one box for the
REVIEW Office and one box for the Home
office.
Rev. JOS Emcry's family went South Tues
day on their way to klamath Agency, They
will be met with teams at Ashland to take
them to their destination. Our best wishes go
with them.
L. c. Hill Of Myrtle Creek, will lecture at
the Court House in this city on Friday eve
ming October I'd. Subject: Human Progress
1t will be worth hearing and our citizens should
all attend
There will be services at the Presbyterian
Church Sunday, subject of morning discourse,
lessons from E!im;" subject of evening dis
course, Immortality OF the Soul" Rev. J. E.
Day officiating.
NJ. P. Light Supt. of Agencies of the Mu-
tual Self Endowment Association was in our
city last Saturday and adjusted the failures OF
! adjusting agents. Come to the REVIEW office
and get insured
young man by the name of Geo. Brooks,
aged 28 years, died at the house of Mn Sears,
near Oak Grove, last Tueseay. His remains
were taken to Drains, where the funeral SER
vices were held.
The International hotel Portland is the best
dollar day house On the coast. Remember
this fact when you go TO Portland. Especial
accommodations during the Mechanics Fair
at the International.
The Travellers Accident Insurance Company
their indemnity this week. Do not get hurt
but lest y,u might call at the REVIEW Office
and get insured at once
Miss Effe Gillette, of Ashland, whom we
knew when she was child, we had the pleas
ure of meeting this week, although she had
! grown cut Of our memory. She continues the
! guest oil Miss Inez Gililand.
George \. Van Horn, young man we'll
known and highly esteemed in this county,
died at Independence, Tuesday. His remains
were bured at Forest Grove. May he rest in
the peace that passeth all understanding.
Mr.. Hatfield brought to the REVIEW office
this week one Of the largest and most substan-
tial cabbage ever brought to Roseburg in our
knowledge. The farm upon which this cab
bage grew can be bought at a reasonable
price.
The special delivery system by which any
letter will be Immediately delivered in any city
of 4, 900 inhabitants in the United States went
into effect yesterday. The special delivery
post Office.
Rudolph Abraham formerly Of this city ha.
been an extended tour through Nevada
California and other places, returned to Rose
burg last Saturday. Greeting we extend ant
hope that he will lind it to his advantage te
remain with US.
''My daughter has taken the medicine
faithfully, according to directions, and he
health and spirits are now perfect. The humo
is all gone from her face, l wish every anx
ious mother might know what blessing Aver
Sarsaparila is in such cases.
Asher Marks was the recipient of a baske
full of the incest apples that have been brought
to town this year from Mrs. w. T. Wright
The Review office attaches, Billy, have few
teeth that they could set in a few toothsomt
apples, and don't you forget it.
Owing to the publication Of the Rules and
Regulations OF our Public School, the sermon
of Rev. Z. T. Lockard, of Oakland, is post
pontd for while. Our friends will force US
to enlarge shortly. SO be it. Look out fol
continual imL rovement in the REVIEW.
Lawrence the Carpenter in the employ o
David Linn of Jacksonville suicided last Tues
day night, by blowing out his brains with
pistol. The cause is unknown. This is Ger
tainly a shocking affair. No further particu
lars has reached US as we go to press.
Sufferers from the effects of quinine, used a
! ~a,,,oJ. f,r ol;lIc ,od faver Should tyv Yer