Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-11-06

in our Roseburg society. But II you will 60,
bon voyage.
Hon. John Roberts of Coos county called on
us Monday. He goes to Eugene thence to
Salem next Monday to attend the special ses-
sion of the Legislature Of which he is an hon.
ored member.
| r. c. Hunter NJ. D. who is now located at
| Canyonyille Oregon, comes well Recommended
having graduated at GLASGOW University Scot
land, and is an ex Sergeon of the British Army
Success to him.
Boys should not roll rocks down the hill on
the other side Of the river, because it is very
dangerous. A boy lately came near losing his
life by one of those bolders let loose above by
some careless boys.
An erudite gentleman not long since pro-
nounced the word ''convcrsant" with the accent
on the last syllable, when it should have been
on the first as we thought at the time. Better
| look ''leedic oud
| Now that Mcclellan is dead, we suppose
Mr.. Chauncey Depew, or some body else, will
treat the American public to few more reve-
| 1ations on conspiracics, which no one else ev-
or heard anything about.
S. F. FIoed left us last Tuesday morning
for Salem to engage in the new enterprise Of
the Prohibition Star. The REVIEW and its
atches certainly deplore your departure, but
wish you abundent success.
John Aiken, A. 0 Rose, V. Wheeler and
VIM. Howard, brought in two big bucks Oct.
3Ist, which was the last day of grace They
will kill only does hereafter. We feel thank
tul for that mess of venison they sent us.
Mollc Floed came to our town last Saturday
to spend the winter with her parents We
suggest modestly, that as she is first class
pianist her talent ought to be brought into
requisition at our literary entertainments this
winter.
w. G. Woodward and wife went to Grants
Pass last Friday to visit their son James, and
on business as WELL Mr.. Woodward is build
ing fine harness and saddle shop at that
place He will succeed, now mark what we
tell you.
The address Of welcome by Miss Dora Lewis
found in this issue shows what our young ladies
Of Roseburg are capable of doing when they try.
This brief address is a most excellent one.
Miss Lewis deserves much credit for this effort
David West of Cleveland was appointed by
the county court last Saturday to fill out the
unexpired term of County Treasurer vice w
N. Moore resigned. This is a first class ap-
pointment and all seem we'll pleased with the
selection made.
Our Oakland correspondent corrects us
rather sharply in last weeks issue on our
printers error Well now we will have to
stand it, for we cannot prove to the contrary
unless we had witness, of which we are mi
nus Hit us again.
T. Critzer went on business trip to
Kcrbyvillc last Friday evening on the south
bound train, and Hon. J. c. Fullerton followed
on Saturday. There must be rich lead in
that section to attract those gentlemen SO far
from home unprotected.
Hundreds Of letters from those using Ayers
Hair vigor attest its value as restorer of gray
hair to its natural color. AS stimulant and
tonic, preventing and curing badness, and
cleansing the scalp, its use cannot be too
strongly recommended.
The lectures delivered by Mrs. Clara Foltz
at the Court House on last Saturday and
Sunday evenings were well received. The de-
served tributes that she paid to the life and
character of Col. E, d. Baker was repeatedly
answered with applause: and the address on
Smother and Son" was equally meritorious.
/ In favorable seasons California counts its
honey-crop by the thousand tons, and bee
keepers find a good profit when extracted
honey commands no more than four Or FIVE
cents per pound, and comb-honey seven or
eight cents. This year, however, the honey
yield will be light-howers are few and nee
tar scant.
Our worthy correspondent at Drain did not
write or suggest word in reference to Mr..
Perkins the depot agent. 1t was from ano-
ther source entirely that we learned of Mr.
Perkins accusations about the completely of
the Democratic party with the Prohibitionists
The Democrats seem to be doing very well in
America at present anyway.
RosEsuRc, Ogn., Nov. sd, 1855.
BY late ruling of the Commissioner of the
General Land Office at Washington the odd
numbered sections within the indemnity-be-
tween the twenty and thirty miles limits are
now subject to settlement under the pre-emp-
ton and homestead laws.
w. F. BENJAMIN, Register.
1t is burning shame in a civilized commu.
nifty to have courtesans and their followers to
faunt their unblushing audacity on the streets
: and in public assemblies, before the refined
: and intelligent. In all well regulated muni
cipalities this element is forbidden an ntru
: sion even in all respectable public gatherings
Suppose the City Council speak in this mat
| ter.
New facilities being added to the REVIEW
, Office every few days. This week we received
a new proof roller, card and paper cutter
S and have just completed remodeling ant
everhauling of our job press by first-clas
workman. Now can do as fine job worl
as you would wish to see. We have also ad
ded this week 5olbs of new BREWER type fo
our local page.
We are pleased to notice the manner il
0 which the patrons are cooperating with tn,
t school authorities in securing remarkably reg
ular attendance at school. The street corne
' is the poorest place in Douglas county q
which children may obtain proper education
and parents arc taken time by the forelock il
seeing that their Children do not loiter ON th,