Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-05-07

Hon. John Burnett Of Corvallis was nomina-
ted for District Judge. As "a iurist both in civil
and criminal proceedings he has but few peers.
He is well known throughout all this district,
and will poll vote that will be an honor to
any man.
We have as neat dental office in Roseburg
as there is this side Of Portland. And il 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
DR.. NJ. w. Davis.
Hon. J. M. Siglin, Henry G. Ploeger, Capt.
c. E. Jamison and Ennis Rose delegates to
the Democratic State convention from Coos
county spent Sunday in our city. If all the
counties send as strong delegation the con-
vention will be an able one.
Ayers Cathartic Pills are the best that can
be employed TO correct irregularities Of the
stomach and bowels. Gentle, yet thorough,
in their action, they cure constipation, stimu-
late the appetite and digestive organs, and
strengthen the system.
DIR. Kuykendall has retired (rich) from the
Drain Echo, and R. o. Booth assumes entire
control. The Echo has been good RepublI-
can paper from the first and will continue SO to
| the end under Mr.. Booths control. We are
always glad to know where man is.
The constantly tired-out" feeling, so Otter
experienced, is the result of impoverished
blood, causing enfeebled vitality. Ayers Sar
saparilla enriches the blood, increases the ap
patite, and promotes digestion. The system
thus invigorated, feels new strength and energy
Thos. B. Burnett of Round Prairie Doug
las County, Or, was married in Cloverdale
CAL, April 9TH, 1886, to Miss Jennie Cook o
Cioverdale: Tommy and his winsome bride
will come home about July. We wish yot
the greatest success, and extend the congrat
ulations of your many friends in old Douglas
Jas. w. Hamilton is the nominee on tht
Democratic ticket for reelection. 1t woulc
be useless 10 predict his election, when every
body is we'll aware that he has made us one o
the very best attorneys this district ever had
His ability and experience has saved thousand
of dollars to the taxpayers Of this district il
the last two years.
r. L. Shelly of Drain was in Roseburg thi
week investigating his chances for sherihalty O
Douglas county. If we did not have an ol,
pioneer veteran on our ticket for the sam
position, then of course Mr.. Shelly might
stand some show. The people will alway
appreciate an enterprising man like Ben. Aeec
in preference to one who has been so recent
among US.
Judge J. F. Watson and wife of Portland
are in Roseburg this week, the guests of Mrs
S. C.. Flint. The Judges daughter, Mis-
Winnie is in San Francisco attending Mill
Seminary. The many friends of the Judg
greet HIM with much pleasure and only wisl
, he and his excellent family would return t
5 Roseburg to live at no distant day.
Mr.. G. V. Boggs Of Drain called upon IL
this week. He represents the Publishin
$ House of Law King & Law, and is now enga
ged in canvassing the southern portion o
t Douglas county for "The American Encycc
+ pedia Of Practical knowledge" book tha
should be in the hands of every farmer anc
business man. We congratulate the firm i
having made such an excellent selection an
we commend Mr.. Boggs 10 the citizens {
Douglas county.
! AT a time when SO vast quantity of tea
being imported, which has no absolute guarar
tee of purity, it is greatly TO the credit Of Mr.
Abraham that he has inaugrated the imports
ton Of such an article as Sunbeam Tea.
and other brands of natural, uncolored Japa
Tea coming in Perfection Tea Cans, all
which are guaranteed pure and of fine quality
he wishes TO point out that "Sunbeam Tea
: is high-priced article of exceptionally superic
# grade, and confidently recommend it to Ii
Judgment OF his patrons.