Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-05-28

When Geo. L. Woods is IN the lead Of h
Republican ring hosts, il is unnecessary to re
mark that there is something rotten in tn
state Of Oregon.
Taylor and Avery, of Corvallis, two note,
Dentists, will be in Roseburg soon. All fin
work needed will be attended to in work
manlike manner
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Nearly all of the candidates are light weights
on all tickets, and we have concluded to say
what we please about them, believing we car
talk with impunity.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint, yor
have printed guarantee on every bottle o
Shlloh's vitalizer. 1t never fails to cure
For sale by S. Hamilton.
Blackburn has declined the nomination or
the Prohibstion ticket for supreme Judge
Very well, Hon. R. S. Strahan is just the
man for that position anyway.
c. w. Wright and family left Tor spok
ane Falls Washington Territory last Tuesda,
morning. His many friends in Looking
Glass will regret their departure.
We are sorry to announce that we shall moi
be able to fill our appointment in Oakland
next Sunday on account Of preaching funeral
mentioned elsewhere in this issue.
John Arzner Of Canyonville has just returned
from long trip to the Goose Lake country.
We are glad TO say that he has entirely regained
his health and looks hale and hearty.
SHILoH's VITALIzER is what you need fol
Consumption, Loss of Appetite, DIZZINESS and
all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and Is
cents per bottle. For sale BY s. Hamilton.
That ancient scare-crow "Jef'' Davis, is
receiving much attention from the Republican
organs of sanguinary hue. The storgan
delights to grovel in the grave yard of the
past.
The University and College commencement
season has arrived, decorations, flowers, re-
ceptions, ice cream, and pretty girls, are the
elements that will be prominent in the en-.
semble.
1t is announced that State Supt. E. b.
McElroy, of Salem and Prof. G. T. Russell
principal of Oakland Academy will be present
at the graduation exercises of the Roseburp
public school.
Billy Carl and family left Canyonville this
week for Lakeview, where they 60 to reside.
Their many friends in Douglas county are
sorry TO give them up. Billy is rus,ler and
you will hear from him sometime.
r. S. Poague Signal officer, took charge of
this Signal Office this week vice J. ]. Nanny.
Mr.. Pouge and wife are from head quarters
San Francisco and will rem ain with us tenn.
porarily, we had hoped permanently.
John w. Carter of Looking Glass was in
own last week. He paid US visit and told
is to chalk his name down for THE REVIEW
or another year. Johnnie contemplates
mp to Montana, to be gone for short while.
There is not an unqualified man on either
he Republican or Democratic ticket, nor Pro.
libition so far as we know, and yet some peo-
Die are Using this as an argument against some
II the candidates an both tickets. Shame on
'ou.
Badness may be avoided by the use Of
Halls Hair Renewer, which prevents the fall.
ng out Of the hair, and stimulates it to renewed
'rowth and luxuriance. 1t restores faded or
ray hair to its original dark color, and cures
learly every disease of the scalp.
For the greater protection of cattle and
took crossing the bridge over South Umpqua,
800 feet Of additional railing has been put on
he bridge. Good; and trotting of horses
'ver, nor shooting will be allowed on the
ridge, by order of the county court.
The Albany Herald says: "Our towns
han, d. R. N. Blackburn, who was placed in
by the Prohibition State Conven.
ion for Supreme Judge, without his knowl-
dge or consent, has Withdrawn his name, and
lesires it distinctly understood that he is not a
andidate."
The election of Hon. r. S. Strahan to the
supreme bench, says the New Northwest.
fill give us Judge whose decisions will CON-
inc law, justice and practical common sense
nstead Of the pedantic seholasticism and un-
lst technicalities which have too often illum
ned Judge Waldos judicial efforts.
The funeral service of Mary E. Hervey, de-
eased, was postponed until next Sunday at
o'clock at Hudson's school house. All the
riends are invited. Rev. ]. R. N. Bell will
reach sermon in memory of her at the time
nd place above told: The postponcment
'as unavoidable.
W. B. Clarke and H. G. German have star.
ed cheese factory on Hubbard creek. This
1dustry is one that has been much needed in
)ounglas county. They.made their first cheese
'st Monday, and il they can procure a market
'r this dairy product they will go after it on
lore extensive scale.
Bright and exhilerating as the sunshine un.
er whose genial influence it budded and bios.
omed on the orient uplands of Japan is the
rand OF natural, uncolored tea which our fel-
DIV townsman, Mr.. Abraham is now introdu.
ing to public notice, termed Sunbeam Tea. .
is strong, heaithful, aromatic and stimula-
ng beverage, and will enter every household
ito which it comes like veritable sunbeam,
he Perfection Tea Cans, in which it is packed
re SO skillfullY constructed as to offer perfect
.curity against the evaporation or escape OF
lie virtues of this tea.
(Phoenir) NURSURIES