Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-09-25

and prosperity.
A new accession to our typo force; Miss
Callahan of French Settlement who has taken
the printers veil, and like Dantee says; ''who
enters here leaves hope behind We say sue
cess, quite to the contrary notwithstanding.
The tenaclty with which people abide by
their early faith in Ayers Sarsaparilla is ex-
planned by the fact that is the best blood
medicine ever used, and is not equaled in
excellence by any new candidate for public
favor.
The Western Fan mill manufactured at Sa-
lem Oregon, BY H. B. Fuller, Proprietor, and
Thos Holman, patentee, are the best. Over
100 OF them have been sold in Douglas county
this season. One dollar each is offered for
every wild oat that goes through their mill.
Notwithstanding the hard times, we notice
great and much needed improvement down at
the famous resort for good meals, the McClallen
House, that the proprietor has recently made
quite an investment; he bought pair of new
shoes and attracted our attention to the fact.
Our Jackson county correspondent, ''Uno'
will please take no umbrage because We decline
to publish his personal suggestions to us, for
we certainly appreciate his admiration for our
poor abilities, yet we do not feel equal to the
task, yet our sympathy is certainly in that di-
rection.
An Inspector OF DR.. S. Hamilton's new
building was seen sauntering around in the
house a few days since. The business was
not mentioned, but from the fire seen in the
eye We inferred that depreciation and destnc-
ton was intended. The name of the inspector
was-a s:riy cow2
Jesse and Mace Moses, sons of Rev. p. A.
Moses Of Tangent Oregon were in Roseburg
last week, and seeing our facilities for educa-
ticn, and general enterprise have determined to
return next week and go to school here and
spend the winter with us. Good place to come
to boys. Let others do likewise.
NJ. Dean Of Cow Creek made the REVIEW
Office very pleasant and profitable call as
well. He brought US from his young orchard
a specimen Of his Holland pippin apples. 1t is
beauty and large and plump. MIR. Dean is
one of our most enterprising citizens, if he did
conc frcm the grand old state of Missouri.
Mrs. DR.. Page of Oakland, has been with
US for several days this week, in attendance
upon the W. c. I. U. convention. She makes
an annual visit to this place to visit some of
her old Virginia friends, and they are always
glad to see her, and on this occasion Mrs. Page
combines business with pleasure. She is tie
guest of Mrs. ]. r. n. Bill.
: We have been provoked about enough at
the carelessness OF the mail agent from Drains
to Roseburg on Sept. 23d, carrying important
matter TO Woodyille south, and not reaching
here until after we go to press. The author
tiles at Portland will be called upon to investi.
gate, if this negligence is repeated. The mat
ter will appear next week however.
The chiI1rens Temperance meeting at the
Presbyterian Church last Sunday evening was
quite interesting. Mrs. S. c. Flint certainly
deserves much credit from our citizens for the
excellent music she is so often called upon 10
| furnish. We have this much TO say, that her
| renditions are always classical, even The most
ordinary hymns rendered by her.
Rev. N. NJ, Skipwcrth and family passed
through Roseburg last Friday, from Corvallis
en- their way to the klamath Agency,
! whittier he has been sent by the Nj. L.
i Church, as missionary and teacher to the
Indians. They had their camping outfit, aud
seemed as cheerful rs could be. They bade
US farewell and went on theis way rejoicing
with cur best wishes for their success.
| A lengthy letter from A!thouse has been
crowded out Of this issu We make the
following extract: ''We see by the RETIEw
and Portland papers that Johnathan Bourne
instead of being millionaire is plea ding bank
ruptcy. He is not ther efore such dangerous
man for Josephine county to law with and il
all gees to prove that it is simply a suit d
annoyanccin which Mr.. Bourne is being backed
by Grants Pass parties. He should Withdraw
the suit and not be a cats paw
Hon. W. r. Smith of Oakland, the mar
who sat in the Legislature of Missouri 100 day.
! trying to elect the immortal Thos. II Bentor
to the U. S. Senate in the ffties called thi.
week, and while he has grown some older, ye
the fire is still in his eye, and he would M
doubt successfully WELD the battle-axe in de
fense Of the principles advocated by Benton
to the honors of which he afterward succeeded
and Mr.. Smith is yet safe counselor. 1t i
useless to say that he endorses the cause Of tn
REVIEW.
The REVIEW is growing in favor with til,
reading public, and for no other reason we be
lieve than that we give them good, healthy
crisp articles editorially, and contributionially
We have secured some ten or twelve of tn
best writers in the State, including souther
Oregon, Portland, Salem and other parts
We shall give scientific scintillations Of IT,
l,test discourses, points in natural history an
in fact most all subjects of any interest to IT,
4 pablic. This shall be clean sheet and on
worthy of your patronage. The extra sessie
will not be neglected even.
From this time forward assume the agenc
Of Douglas County for Gen. Grants memo
rial book, vice. H. S. Strange. All orders ad
dressed to me at Glendale Douglas Count
Oregon. will receive prompt attention. Agent
wanted. c. w. BROOKS.
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