Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-06-04

ARE 1OJ MADE lhlaGfaDlc Dy lteiiSSotloA,
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss OF Appetite,
Yellow skin? Shilohs Vitalizcr is positive
cure. S. Hamilton agent.
Col. Cornelius knows how to manage a
climax. He says Il am in favor Of making
the laboring mgn better and nobler and HIGH
Err and COMFORATABLER."
Col J. {. Fullerton's stone basement for
his fine residence in West Roscburg was com
pleted this week Messrs. Thomas and
Quilhaug have done an excellent job.
E. G. IIursh Esq, returned from Eastern
Oregon last Saturday, and Presided as Com
mander of Reno Post G. A. Il. last Monday
at The memorial decoration services.
BY an almost objectionable oversight we
failed 10 mention the visit of Mrs. +. Cornutt
and Miss Ida Belknap Of Riddle last week to
our city. We doff our hat ladies, and ask
pardon.
We make 500 apologies for the commission
of the Looking Glass ad about to-days pro-
ceedings in that section. 1t was our fault,
and the first one too in is months. Please
forgive.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla is a highly concentrated
extract Of Sarsaparilla and other blood purify
ing.roots, combined with Iodide Of Potassium
and Iron. It's control over scrofulous diseases
is unequa3ed by any other medicine.
Mrs. Compton has erected an awning ever
the front porch Of her dressmaking establish
mcnt which makes the place look cool and
inviting. Mr.. EaSton has also erected
one alongside in front of his grocery store.
Thi, is TO certify that have used the Laun-
dry Queen washing machine and know that it
will do all that ii is represented 10 do
Would not do without it for twice lis cost.
Mrs. w. A. MILLS.
Why does Drain purchase its -four in Salcm?
Mr.. Gates and Crizcr can YOU tell us? Read
this ad in the Drain Echo, 81. Ostertag has
Salem flour for sale at $2.25 per hundred
pounds. Why is this thusly?
S. A. Gurney had his wagon tire run off
about two miles from town ON the Looking
Glass road last Tuesday, but he was equal TO
the occasion, and substituted fence rail for
the wheel and came on into town with his
load.
5. Smith x Co. have now opened their
new miIlcrncry shop next door 10 Oakes
gallery This firm is well known to the ladies
of Roscburg and will fix your hats in the
most attractive shape imaginable OF unimagin
able.
We present the best issue this week of any
county paper ever produced in Douglas county
as to style, variety, amount Of first clasa
reading matter, from political standpoint,
news, and good will to ALL that you have
read.
Stephen Cornutt Of Riddle was in our city
this week, and his step daughter Miss Dixon
Accompanied hlih llpiAS' iiSi >tSlldttuiS -
much regretted by some Of the young gentle
men Of our city. We hope Mr.. Cornutt will
become a citizen Of our burg.
A report comes TO us that a Republican in
the eastern part OF the county said to another
Republican who was living on his premises
if he did not vote the straight Republican
ticket, that he would move him off his prem
ises. This is shot gun policy only 10 be per
pctrated in the South.
Backachc, stitches in the side, imitation and
soreness of the bowels, are symptoms OF
disordcrcd state of the digestive and assimiIa-
tive organs, which can he corrected by the
use of Ayers Cathartic Pills. As dinner pills
and aids TO digestion, they have no equal.
They cure constipation.
The gentleman who intend 10 reform the
politics Of the city and county begin by pro-
posing to nullify plain provision Of the State
Constitution. If the Constitution is to be set
aside and the laws disrcgarded the people
will soon be at loss to know just where the
reform is TO come in. Portland News. That
candidate is Alice Clawson Cove.
The man who votes for Hon. CIV. Webb
for State Treasurer may have the assurance
that he is voting for an honest man who
competent for the Office and is connected with
no rings. a gentleman of this county who
has been acquainted with Mr.. Webb for more
than twenty years says that he is one of the
few men who have held public office many
years and at the same time sustained char
acter that is above criticism.
Mr.. Bronaugh the great card writer says in
his last '.to Irishman and Catholics that II
have the confidence to believe that there IS not
4 Catholic priest in Oregon who does not bid
HE God-spced in this struggle, and who will
not by loud amen endorse the position have
taken in it. How can it be thought other
wise?' Now Mr. Bronaugh there is not a
Catholic priest in Oregon that believes in your
ways and methods, although they may believe
in your purposes.
Hon. X. +. Glbons, Democratic candidate
for Secretary of State, was in Roseburg Tues
day, guest at the Cosmopolitan lie Is
genial whole-souled gentleman who makes
friends wherever he goes. He is an old pic
! nccr of Oregon, and has for many years been
identified with the grain and wool industry OF
! the State IN eastern Oregon, besides being a
ripe scholar and well qualified to discharge
! the duties Of the office. He possesses an ex-
tensive knowledge Of the leading industies o
| the State which specially ht him ior the place
/ for which he has been nominated
| 81 love the merry, merry sttiishine,
/ II makes my heart so gay.'
Everyone has heard and acknowledged the
truth of this simple tlitty. But suppose there
had been no sunshine that day-what them
The maiden would instantly have sent dowr
to Mr. Sol Abraham's store and procured :
Perfection Tea Can't full Of Sunbeam Tea.
! She would have been quite consoled for tht
want of the '.merry merry sunshine" aite