Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-05-21

OCIaIlC DY nom IOuI 10 nVc nuiIuLcu LldJoIlty.
'Col'' Tom Cornelius says che can figure
temper cent. interest very well, but eight per
cent. gets away with me-" The intelligence
of the man can be estimated from his own con-
fession.
Mrs. Cartz of Portland is visiting her
daughter Mrs. w. H. White in our city this
down in Dixie-that is Dixie in Polk county
Oregon.
The Reform club set up an opposition to
the Democratic speaking at the court house
Tuesday evening last. This did not show the
proper spirit, for we have been liberal to hear
all sides.
Most Of the Republican candidates wear
elongated faces, and the Prohibition candi-
dates scarcely have any faces at all, while the
Democratic candidates are holding the even
tenor of their way.
| Jacob Wise of the firm Of Wise Bros. OF
Myrtle Point Coos county, was with us few
days this week. He is as energetic and cor
dial as ever, hence he is succeeding well in
business as merchant.
Tramps went into Mr.. Ovens house last
Tuesday night while all were gone to the
Reform club, and scattered things around con
siderably. A dose of uckshot is good
remedy in such cases.
Mrs. Lambert proprietrcss eff the Coffee
House takes this method of saying to the pub
lie that she puts upon her tables as good as the
market affords, and in palatable shape to
satisfy the most delicate taste.
The Post Master at Roseburg strictly at
tends to his business, and forwards the mails
exactly according to the rules Of the Post
Office department. The changes must take
place at Washington if there are any made, not
here.
| Through one of the teachers, Roseburg
post Of the G. A. r. invited Miss Lilly Gill
land of of the Roseburg public school, to re-
cite on decoration day the beautiful poem,
"Cover Them with Flowers" written by Will
Carlton.
A Democrat can't read, if is said, but
leading prohi. couldn't read the bridge sign,
and troted his horse across the bridge from
one end to the other few days since. All
parties must walk over the bridge, none must
trot.
We have as neat dental Office in Roseburg
as there is this side Of Portland. And if you
have any dental work. we guarantee that you
can get it done cheaper and as good as you can
in Portland. For advice and terms call on
DIR. NJ. W. Davis.
Our foreman and chief boss in the typograph-
ical department NJ. o. Wimberly went to re.
cuperate a few weeks in among the hills of
Mt Scott, where his parents live. Be good
boy Marion while you are gone, and return to
us as soon as You can.
One day this week we were shown by
Shiller Hermann, couple of pieces OF manu-
script written by Gen. George Washington,
which for legibility is good, and as relict to
keep as memorial of the grand old patriotic
father of our country is invaluable.
Gibbons and Webb. .for secretary of state
and state treasurer witt Pennoyer for Govern
or, will remodel things about the state house,
they will drive the money changers from the
house OF state, and work a reform so much
needed at that point in onr state affairs.
| II is told as a joke on Edmunds that he in
sists that if the president takes wife DE must
take her "by advice and consent of the SEN
ate, and that when the ''nomination'' is sent
| TO the Senate all the ''papers" must be submit
ted with it, including the Presidents -'reasons."
By land or at sea, out on the przirie, or in
the crowded city, Ayers Cathartic Pills are
the best for purgative purposes, everywhere
convenient, efficacious, and safe. Fer sluggish
bowels, torpid liver, indigestion, ba1 breath,
fatulency, and sick headache, they are sure
remedy.
Notwithstanding much is said about the
importance of od-purifying medicine, pos
sibly the matter has never claimed your serioul'
attention. Think Of it now! If, by using i,
Ayers Sarsaparilla, you avoid scrofula, and
transmit health to your offspring, thank us for
the suggestion.
Roy Raber and John Kennedy of Corvallis
remained over one night in Roseburg on their
return trip from Jackson comfy. They had /
two car loads of rebellious ore to prove the
utibility of their new machine. We hope and |
believe they will be millionaires yet, and they
lack only one thing to complete their success
subscribe for the REVIEW.
Hon. Bnger Hermans family express them
selves as much pleased with their stay in Wash
ington city. Miss Aggie in church last Sunday
night looked natural and pleasing, and we
are glad to say that her trip to the east did not
disqualfy her from participating in the church
service in our little town, as it does so many |
girls that visit Washington.
Dist. Atty. Hamilton has been re.nomina
ted for District Attorney for second judicial |
district A better selection could not possibly |
have been made, or one more in accordance !
with the wishes of the people of Coos. He
has been tried, found thoroughly competent |
and reliable, and his reelection is a forcgone
conclusion. Coos Bay News.
The secretary of the trea sury has called ten
millions more of the three per cent bonds.
This makes fifty millions called in one hundred
and ten days. This is the fastest the public
debt has ever been called when all the bonds
called were paid from the surplus. tits about
as fast as the Republicans could do when the
debt was simply called and refunded in new
bonds.
What we know of Col. Cornelius, we
learned from the Oregonian, and supposed
that it would be good authority with the |
Drain Echo, as both seem to lean to the side |
of the monopolist, by suggesting that Mr.. |
Pennoyer is an 'agitator" and "mob breeder"
Mr.. Pennoyer is simply an Anti Chinese man