Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-07-24

carded the patent outside and is now
hand printed newspaper. It quotes
our D atform on pulitlcal issues ut some
leagth, and en- lorses them.
The RosEBURG REVIEW is live and
pro sressiye new aspaper.s 1t is devoted
to the best interest of Roseburg, of
Douglas county and of the State CT
Oregon. Constantly III proving. Git
culatlon rapidly increasing.
Tue prohibitionists of Portland have
organized. There is o very stroag feel
ing in this directions throughout the
State. Tie result mav be a irIiaity
1t would he composed of men of deter
mined principles and why not2
It always does the REVIEW good to
speak deservedly good word Ill favor
OF any Of our patrons. 1t is therefore
witL the greatest pleasure that we cali
attention to the fact that in Mr.. ID.
Parry, Ros%burg possesses Tailor,
alio is an artist in bis line.
d. S. 4. Buick, Grand Patriarch, /.
O. .. f., left last Monday morning for
an extended trip throushou Oregon
OH the Official visit to al tile encamp-
nents Of the State. He will be gont.
| about six weeks and we know the fra
terni,y will treat him well.
Messls John Aiken, A. O. Rose, L
G. w heele.. and Gus Taylor, the foar
mighty nlmr6ds, armed with two Old
hounds, aud a flin,lock apiece went t.
destroy varnlints Tuesday afternoo :,
aud as Il result Of their prowess. and
Workmanship, Bosardus, might fee
proud.
David Thompson Of Olalla left Rose
lurs last Friday to go tc his home. B,
some nlshap hls tam took fright neal
Billiards Station and ran away and ht
being unable te keep his balance fel
ont OF the wagon and LIST one of h.
ears, ID was severely hurt. The -
reports say he is some better.
Messrs Thos. Farqcer, John Farquer
NJ. MaulisenM, r. Qui hog, E. &
Hur.h, TIN Ford, H. Canon, R. Hocll
uli, LOUIS Bellils and w. N. Moore &c
companied Grand Master Tweedale o
Alta, y on,a isit to the Looking Glas
10 ige I. o. 0. F. Wednesday. Tie,
enjo, ed themselves hugely and wer
treated 10 fire supper
The cattle in the stock yard at til
epo, last Sunday broke out, anil 1t wa
with some diillcul'y that the railroa
men could secure them and hold thei
until Moadey morning for shipment
The cattle were taken to Cartons lot TO
safe keeping. If the bnild.n-s etc
ire not SOON improved about the depo
In his endeavor to keep up with til
procession our literary editor cast asid
MS usual caution this week i'm a.l artlc
OH tie fourth page regarding the dea,
If Richard Grant White and neslec.e
10 s'raise the date" He has taken Y;
;atoa to the metropolis of Josephin
county and will no doubt hire HI
and invite the public to console him i
his misery.
He struck the town at late hour, a
larmed the inmates of private hous
wanted to know the whereabouts of ii
city hall. From there he found Il
steps of the lookup where | e laid dow
to r-st. The night watch found hi
and lockei him in for . the night.
! his possession were papers and receip
for large sums of money, showing h
good standing as citizen of TT. Dod!
Iowa.
Tao indefatigable State Superlntel
} lent McElroy exchanged smiles vii
! some of his friends at the depot la
a Nou.lay evening while the crews WEI
changing. He, with Prof. Benson
s The Drain State Normal School were G
/. their way to Grants Pass the place f,
' holding the Institute of southern Or
a ron. No man works harder thar. Br
McEroy in the cause of popular ed
cation. and none more efficiently.
j The great universal hue AMI cry is !
,uoney and no reaction, but the whee
of business still roll on with dull tin.
staring us in the face. The natural I
suit fellows that A. W. Menbor, wi
his new store am new goods just ne
!. " opened, with full and compile
stock of general merchandise is doil
the business, and times are revivin
All purchasers viii make money
calling; ss you viii get value receive
Lo e no time. While the sun shin
don't forget the place. Slocum's bull