Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-06-18

Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite,
Yellow skim Shiloh's Vitalizer is a positive
cure. S. Hamilton agent
Mr.. W. S. Humphrey has just had his house
repainted, and it now presents nobby ap.
pearance He now has one Of the incest res
iences in the city Of Roseburg.
From an exchange we learn that the wheat
crop in Northern Dakota is nearly total fail
ure on account Of frost, and that the crop in
Chill is the largest ever known.
Miss Addie Smith was in town last Satur-
day. She had just closed a very successful
term Of school in Garden Valley. She is one
of the best teachers in the county.
There will be a celebration in Ten Mile
near James Byron's, on Saturday the 3rd, Of
Tuly, for celebrating the fourth which is on
Sunday. Let all attend as good time is an
ticipated.
Messrs D. Welker and E. Wimberly Of Mt.
Scott were in town this week, and say that
the preparations for celbration there are
being pushed forward, and good time is
anticipated.
lanes Laird has the contract for carrying
the mail from Roseburg TO Coos Bay for the
first quarter commencing on the first day OF
July from o. ]. Salisbury the government
contractor.
| !. L. Williams the agent for the o. & c.
r. r. ]. w. Mullen and F. P. McDevitt left
last Wednesday for trip up the North
Umpqua hunting and fishing, TO be gone
about ten days.
| Miss Birdie Short OF Coos Bay, who has
been visiting in Portland about month, re
turned TO Roseburg last Saturday, and will
spend few days with friends here, when she
will go to her home on the Bay.
Some 7s trained teachers have been sent ou
this year from the State Normal School al
Monmouth. These 60 into the Schools and
are making great success with the improved
m ethods of teaching learned at the Norma
| School.
Notwithstanding the fire Clements & Co. are
still on deck and are receiving new furniture
daily to keep their stock complete. Give
them call and see something nice in the way
of folding chairs, bedroom sets, and anything
you want.
Mrs. G.. T. Campbell who has been visiting
her sister Mrs. ]. Fl. Whitsett on Robert:
Creek, left for Portland last Tuesday where
she is to be married to Mr.. c. w. Mogill o
Wapinta, after which they will go to thei
home at that place,
J. K. Mitchell returned from California las
Friday evening having been gone several week
and he says he likes the country very we'll
that times are getting better there, and pros
pect for good crop this year, harvesting hay
ing begun in some parts.
The need Of merit for promoting persona
aesthetics is due to J. C. Aver & Co., who's
Hair Vigor is a universal beauti6er Of the hair
Harmless, effective, agreeable, it ranks anon,
indispensable articles Of the toilet. To scant,
locks it gives luxuriance; and withered hair
clothes with the hue of youth.
| OI VI SCIOIulOuS
for consumption induced by the scrofulou
talnt, Ayers Sarsaparila is the true remedy
1t has cured numberless cases. 1t stop
catarrhal discharges, and removes the sicker
ing oder-indications of scrofula
| ]. w. Cunningham Of Medford is here thi
week introducing new patent gate. Mr.. "
c. Winston has bought the county paten
right and has one of the gates on exhibitio
here on the vacant lot between Stanton's an
Sherdian's stores. Farmers should examin
It when in town, as it is a folding gate an
the handiest we ever saw.
The beams of the sun, as every intelliger
person is we'll aware, are necessary to bring al
vegetable productions to their full and perfee
maturity. The tea-plant is no exception
this beneficial law of nature, and this is VIII
"Sunbeam Tea" occupies such high positio
among the natural-leaf teas of Japan. 1t
the product Of the tea-plant in its full maturity
and all the strength and fine favor Of thi
maturity are perfectly preserved by the Pc
fection Tea Can, in which package alone TIL
excellent brand of pure uncolored tea is shiI
ped. One trial of Sunbeam Tea" from MI
Abraham's store will convince the most fastid
Gus of its unsurpassed quality and strength.
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