Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-03-19


NJ. o. Wimberly went to Drain last Satur
day and returned Monday. He did som
good work for THE REVIEW, as he is
rustler.
Candidates for office, some of them at least
are quite anxious to sacrifice themselves at tn
shrine Of the suffrages of the voters Of Doug
las county.
Schafer and Vignaux may possibly conclud
their great balk line game on the new billiar
table at Chase & Fords. Due notice will b
given however
The agitators and Others are making quit
a fuss in Portland about the Chinese. Their
may be more danger than we think for, there
fore let them agitate.
For DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint, you
have printed guarantee on every bottle o
Shiloh's vitalizcr. 1t never fails to cure
For sale by S. Hamilton
The editor Of this paper goes this evening
| to Myrtle Creek to address the Club, and to
morrow to Drain to lecture on Hamlet before
the State Normal students.
| A freight train Of thirty cars left the depo
Wednesday morning for the south. White th'
engineer, was equal TO the task however, ant
| they went laundering along.
NJ. F. Callahan called on US this week hav
ing about fully recovered from the effects OF the
entertainment at Looking Glass on ST. Pat
rick's day Sin the morning"
The two young ladies who attracted the
attention Of the married man the other eve,
would do well, not TO hirt their dresses in
such an unbecoming manner.
AS agent Of Douglas County, Oregon, re
serve all rights on Grants book. Agent.
wanted, C. w, BROOKS
Glendale, Or, Feb. 18th, 1886.
Dan Rice, the one-time famous Shake,
spearian circus clown, is lecturing in Texas
and is said to receive $500 week for his ora
torial ground and lofty tumbling.
SHILoH's VIrALIzER is what you need fol
Consumption, Loss Of ofAppetite, Dizziness and
all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and Is
cents per bottle. For sale By S. Hamilton
John Hanley of Jackson county was in Rose
burg Wednesday last. He is of the firm oi
Hanly and Love in the cattle business. His
father NJ. Hanley seems to improve quite slow
ly.
r. L. Shelly of Drain and manager and
joint proprietor of the stage line running from
Drain to Scottsburg was in our Office this week.
That company is expiditious and accommoda-
ting
Judge Smith Of Wilbur precinct called on
us last Saturday, and we are sorry TO say that
he was suffering from lameness of the right
leg caused by rail striking him sometime
since.
We shall begin the publication of some ad
dresses and essays delivered and read at the
last Institute held in this city next week, which
will be refreshing and enjoyed by our readers
very much.
Be sure and read Charles L. Mosher's letter
McCully and he loves to play pranks on his
comrades, and is always willing to take seven
up" in return.
Oh the beautiful snow, the heaviest we have
had this winter fell last Monday night to a
depth Of 4 inch and remained on terra frma
just SIX hours. The sleighing business was de-
fered indefinitely.
From Edward Weaver whom we met in
town this week, we learn that his father, Hans
Weaver, is quite unwell Uucle Hans is one
of our very best citizens, and we are sorry to
hear of his indisposition.
We are credibly informed that the Yankee
Doodle Band have twice rendered the use of
their piano to the public school gratis. These
kind acts are commendable and will long be
remembered by the citizens.
Homer D. Jones who this year graduates
in Bookkeeping in our school has accepted
position of clerk with his father in the Rose
burg land Office. This course in the young
man is certainly worthy of emulation.
James Hamilton our district attorney will
leave in the morning for Corvallis, to attend
the Benton County Court. James has made
a good officer and the transgressor of the law,
had better emigrate, or stand from under.
DR.. Perry Ledger will be in Roseburg
Monday March 22nd for the purpose Of treat
ing such diseases as Diptheria, Dyspepsia, Piles
and rheumatism. Ladies treatment a special
ity. He will remain in our town weeks.
w: G. Woodward seeing that great deal
Of firstclass harness would be needed this
spring, he has therefore made arrangements,
and now has on hand TO supply the market at
hard time prices. Go round and glitch up"
Mrs. Will C. King. of the public schools,
Grants Pass, will shortly 60 TO Montana, where
her husband is now lecturing They will then
90 on to Richmond, Va where Mr.. King is
to represent Oregon in the right worthy grand
lodge, I. o. G. T.
Miss Edith Callahan left last Saturday for
Myrtle Creek where she goes to take charge
Of one of the departments in the public
school at that place. She has been in THE
REVIEW office so long that she was one of its
indispensable adjuncts.
Ayers Hair Vigor stimulates the hair cells
to healthy action, and promotes vigorous
growth. 1t contains all that can be supplied
to make the natural hair beautiful and abund-
ant; keeps the scalp free from dandruf, and
makes the hair flexible and glossy.
When the blood is loaded with impurities,
and moves sluggishly in the veins, an alter
native is needed. This condition of the vital
fluid cannot last long without serious results.
There is nothing better than Ayers Sarsapa.
rilla to purify the blood, and impart energy to
the system.
The Cinnamon is not incapable of humor.
Gin Fun, Sacramento laundryman has joined
the Anti-Coolie League, and posts over the
door of his washee-house the sign: "The
Chinese must go. None but Mclean man
en,nIoved here y There ;s finn in Gin Fun