Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-08-20

ShdIIeS r. LOCKWOOD OF the Eugene Register
called at The REVIEW Office this week, and
we were pleased with the interview that fol-
lowed.
NJ. r. Howell is prepared to saw wood, fur
nish fence posts, and lumber Of all kinds at
the New York Lumber yard. He delivers
everything ordered as cheap as can be bought
elsewhere.
Geo. Haynes our townsman has returned
from long recruiting tour 10 his ranch in
Southern Oregon. He looks hale and serene.
His family will not return for some weeks
yet.
Qultea number of boys and girls are coming
10 Roseburg this winter to avail themselves
Of the superior school facilities that this city
now offers. The school will be very full we
apprehcnd.
Henry Easton is improving his premises
about the Roseburg grocery, making thereby
his home more pleasant, and giving at the
same time more room ior his constantly in
creasing business.
]. II. Allen brings TO Roseburg every week
on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays the
finest salmon ever brought to this market.
Our citizens are patronizlng this enterprise in
way that is satisfactory 10 all.
Our Dept. P. NJ. did not get sick at all, CO.
ing nor coming from San francisco. A gov
ernmcnt officer is invulnerablc anyway, they
neither get sick, die, nor resign, and We do not
blame them for not doing either.
Hon. E. G. Hall and lady, of Buena Vista,
are visiting with the family Of conductor Kear-
ney of this place. Mr.. Hall expresses himself
as delighted with the productions and general
appearance Of this part Of the country.
The Indians of North Umpqua this week
move to Cap Illihe where they expect to find
better hunting and fishing during the present
season. They know the habitat Of wild ami.
mails better than majority Of pale faces do
Young, old and middle aged. all experience
the wonderful beneficial effects of Ayers Sar-
saparilla. Young children, suffering from sore
eyes. sore ears, scald-head, or with any scrofu
lous or syphilitic taint, may be made healthy
and Strong by its use.
Mrs. Hodson, very aged lady died last
Wednesday night in this city near the Rose
burg mills. This Christian lady has fought
a good fight, and kept the faith, hence her
triumphant death. Wcshall have more to
say of her in the future.
Don't fill the system with quinine in the ef-
fort 10 prevent or cure Fever and Ague. Ayers
Ague Cure is more potent remedy, and ii
leaves in the body no poisons to produce dizzi-
ness, deafness, headache, or other disorders.
the rroprietors warrant it,
Charles Fletcher who has been in California
some four or FIVE months returned on visit to
Roseburg few days since, and many are glad
to see him. Mr.. F. speaks of returning to our
sister state in few weeks. Charles is doing
well, something he does wherever he goes.
President Tilden's princely bequest Of two
thirds Of his immense fortune will prove as en-
during monument to his name as could be
devised The great man was far sighted even
in contemplating the survival of his reputation
after he no longer could guide it personally.
The appointment of Gen. Thos. G. Reames
as postal inspector Of Oregon, is one that
reflects credit upon the administration and on
the party. Mr.. Realnes resides in southern
Oregon, is an old and respected citizen and
well qualified for the position and democrat.
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At the next regular meeting of the county
court Of Linn county the question of raising
the school lsupcrlntendent's salary will be taken
into consideration. Since the Supt. has to
office, it is but right that he should be proper
ly paid.
Mr.. Albert Pafker's place at Rice Hill,
Aug IS, was entirely destroyed by fire on
Wednesday last. The neighbors saved his
house and barn, but il burned clean every
thing else. Mr.. Parker has the sympathy Of
the whole community, The fire originated
from burning trees.
The roofs of all our houses should be pain.
ted. 1t is security against fire, it gives dura-
bility one third at least, and adds beauty with
al. A house with the root not painted, resem-
bles man standing by the street, or on the
hill without a hat on. Paint the roofs Of your
houses by all means.
Pennoyer since his election as Governor has
shown weakness for picnics, and the people
can rest assured that he will keep il up, and
have regular picnic investigating the various
and inultifarious jobs and steals, like the fish
ladder, swamp land, ETC., during the coming
session Of the Legislature.
Last week while Messrs Rogers, and Gates
Of this city, and Barker and Britt of North
Umpqua were hunting they killed a large cou-
ger which, it IS reported, weighed about 200
pounds. The supposed mate of the deceased
was killed few months ago and ii is believed
that the North Umpqua in that region is rid of
panthers for the present.
There is bad news for dcfaultcrs and dynam-
tiers. A New treaty Of extradition between,
the United States and Great Britain has been
negotiated, and will soon be sent to the SEN
ate. BY the terms Of this treaty Great Britain
is to surrender our defaulters who rush off to
Canada, and We are to surrender the dynam-
tiers who commit outrages in the British domin-
ions. This viii be equitable all round. But
defaulting and dynamiting will be such pleas
SAINT pastimes.
James A. Cardwell the Bronze monument
man has just come to Roseburg from the
French Settlement cemetery where he has
erected fine monument over the grave OF
Uucle Hart Woodruff an old Mexican soldier.
This piece of bronze work is pronounced by
all who have seen it as being the most appro
pirate in design, and beauty of finish of any
thing yet produced. This work gives entire
satisfaction to all whose mournful pleasure ii
was to perpetuate the memory of the old hero.
Will our Republican friends, who have so
much to say about what congress did or did
not, please remember that the senate was
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