Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-07-03
LOCAL ITEMS.
We call attention to the new ads to day.
Go TO uncle Ja,Sa,s AMI sat your beef steak.

We call attention. to the new ads to day.
Go to uncle Jasas AMI gas your beef steak.
Jake Bitzers butcher shop.
Buy you grseeries of Parks.
G. aal r. passs arc thu oass to sell to you at lis-
! ing prices.
some few Of them, to tae contrary notwithstanding.
Plug cut tobacco,
Read the sayings Of sam Jones the grsat revival
ist, on the outside to day.
Tais is not religious or temperance paper. strie
y speaking. but secular: yet all OF readers
sessed Of moral ani religious convictions,
and hence we shall select such reading, and write
upon such subjects, a. shall contribute to the
| healthy growth OF our neral and intellectual ma
lures, as well as to keep before your mirds the
news of the day:locat cou ntg, state, national, n
| ternational and foreign. We have made some more
| needed improvements on the REVIEW, AMI ask
your patronage and help We bade farewell to our
patent outside the last issua believing that we can
furnish better reading than is usually done by pat
| ent men. So come forward and help Us. Subscribe
now.
Miss Lucy Hays entertainment given at slocum's
Hall list Monday night, the greatest success Of
the kind we have seen. Professional ARTISTS
called ,-go through here and ges our money, and
yet. they do 40. portray faithfully the plots of
their plays as was done Monday night by our ANA
| teurs. Miss Hy deserves much credit for such
thorou drilling as her students must have had, ,
to appear we'll. Il woui be inyiiiou and unfair
to specialize upon ie ability which each one dis
played; but that "Dilly" charac ter was well sus-
| tained as many said, by Miss Mamie Jones'
Another thing worthy of note: the step daughter of
Mr. Moaheim,-one of ouI merchan ,-came to Rose
burg only two or three Yeas ago from Germany.
and could not speak one word of English: yet she
spoke in her part distinctly as g,od English as any
one on the stare. losing the Teutonc accent.
Miss Hay must be ongratulted on another point
and that is she is the best stage manayer In the
town. No hesitation nor leng pauses between acts
The yo ing gentlemen were provoked beeause they
had no time in which to whisper word of comment
to their sweet '.Rosalias" Miss Hay, you did we'll
Go to Caro- Bios. Immediately. and get the best
| bargains before they move into their brick,
for they stmust" sell out their large stock before
moving, Come right along and purchase, and be
happy,
| James Wright of Glendale, is now in this city and
viii remain indefinitely
| The Y. D. Band has twenty two uniforms coming
and win be here By the fourth. They cost each ST.
so: total cost $685. These boys deserve credit and
patronage Reseburg ought to give at least 800,
to defray the expenses consequent on having sue
cess 'ul gala day in our city, to morrow,
Let the recurrence of National holiday, be sh-
/ cred in withromp, pageantry and patriotism.
Oak Lawn fruit and vegetable farm furnished us
some of he most delicious strawberries this week
/ that we have set tooth in for some time. Iva
Bellows is in the lead and don't you forget It.
Robs. Ph;pps drove $50 head of fine sheep through
own last Tuesday, to his ranch.
Douglas county tor sheep.
The Central Hotel in Roseburg, kept by S. T.
Garrison is the best 25 cent house the line. Try
| il and see.
| Smith Bailey in Oakland. is doing rushing ho-
tel business, because he feeds well.
R. Thomas of Oakland, has established reputa-
tioa first class ralatal artist say his many
patrons.
Tae REvEw booms this week
Rev type at the RhvlEw ofiee bring along your
! job YORK.