Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-02-26

quiet on the waters of the flowing North Ump
qua. ---
Ii is reported that the Cinnamon are called
home by their government. We say "fare-
thee-well, and if forever, still forever farethee
WE'LL"
w. II. II. Grant the irrepressible Travellers
Agent, beamed in on us this week, with a
corporeity not in the least diminished since
we last saw him.
Prof. Mark F. Jones called one day this
week and showed us picture of the members
of the Juvenile Band and the boys look cute
in their new caps.
We call attention to the puzzle on the first
page this week. 1t was proposed by young
lady Jewess of Portland of literary culture and
taste for the beautiful.
w. B. Drake of Myrtle Creek reported to us
this week while in our sanctum, that the health
Of his community was good. He also took the
poll books to his precinct.
ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite,
Yellow skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer is positive
cure. S. Hamilton agent.
The case in the Justice Court this week
G. w, Hoover VS. Baily Sing Teton elected a
good deal Of learning, and the jury brought
in verdict for the plaintiff.
Mrc M;Dovl ,,,b,Io ~, l,a- ,,,o1, bo,,o
Saturday was thrown from her horse and re-
ceived only slight bruises and big scare
We are glad to say it was no worse.
Announcements Of candidates subject to the
voice Of the conventions should be published
in THE REVIEW that all may know the pros
pective persons from whom to select.
We call especial attention to the ad this
week under ''new this week" on the opium
habit cured in four weeks. Read, reflect and
so and get cured Of that terrible malady.
George NJ. Brown, Douglas County's young
and eloquent orator who graduated lastyear at
the Willamette University, goes to Washington
coInty to work in the cause of Prohibition.
Carl Castle Our old young friend who has
been visiting among friends here for some
weeks, returned to Baker city this morning.
He speaks highly of his section Of the country.
There will be divine service in St. Georges
Episcopal Church in this city on Saturday the
27th, at 7 P. NJ. and on Sunday the 2Sth,
morning and evening. All are cordially invi-
ted to attend.
Thornton Dean one Of Douglas county's
most successful pedagoGues was with us this
week. He is at Grants Pass at present en-
gagged in the butchering business and doing
we'll he reports.
The county Jail is being overhauled and the
sides and ceiling are made hard finish to pre-
vent the retention of any disease that might be
left in the jail after some sick prisoner has been
taken therefrom.
The Adelphian Literary Society will give
public entertainment this evening at the Court
House free OF charge which will be the last
meeting of the society for this year. All are
invited to attend.
Law is supreme, and the saloon men in the
various parts OF the county are soliciting names
with which to petition the County Court to
grant them license te,sell liquor. Where are
the remonstrators7.
Just drop into Cannon and Blacknan's shop
and take a look at home made two horse
wagon. Il is just what every farmer ought to
have. Patronize home industry and keep the
money IN the country.
F. R, Hill Of Wilbur said in his speech be-
fore the Reform Club last Tuesday evening
that he was a Adoptionist, Submissionist,.
and Prohibitionist three in one, perfect trim
ity. Pretty good this.
Wm B. Rice the wide awake manager of
the o. P, railroad Company was in our town
last Saturday. He has secured considerable
business from this section. Low rates is the
rule for our transports now.
The Y. D. Band has kindly consented to
play Among the Breakers" on the last eve
ming Of the Institute to be held here beginning
March 4th. The expenses Of the institute
will be betrayed in this way.
Rudolph Abraham has declined Tor the
present at least to engage in the merchantile
business at Oakland, and will no doubt be-
come one Of our cattle kings The building
that he was to occupy is now for rent.
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nesday evening and reports Quincy Grubbe
his son doing well under his protracted illness.
Bro. Qulncy's condition is anxiously inquired
after here, as he has many friends in this city.
Rev. John Howard left for Santa Cruz Cal.
will soon undergo a surgical operation, and
she desires to see her father before, lest she
may not come out of it alive. He went via
Yaquina.
The Kansas Harvester Co. are erecting al
addition 10 their building, 26 by So feet in size,
Wheeler wants a room corresponding to hi5
own size.-The Anti Monopolist, Kansas.
This refers to Bro. Walt Wheeler formerly Of
our city.
Jacob Harris who has a long time been
salesman in a. c. Marks cigar store left for
Eugen ne City yesterday. He says that he
wishes us all prosperity and happiness and
that he may at some time return to us.
May success attend you Jacob.
DR.. Kuykendall and Robert Booth of the
Drain Echo gave us a call last Friday after we
went to press. These gentlemen are made of
good material, and the only thing wrong about
them is they believe in protective tariff while
we believe in free trade or nearly so.
We are much pleased to read the announce
ment that the Secretary of State r. P. Earhart
our friend and brother is now able to be at his
duties again. He has nearly entirely recovered
his eye-sight. Many friends Of his in southern
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