Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-09-03

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cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, and Cankel
Mouth. S. Hamilton agent.
Miss Mignon Cawlfeld. accompanied b,
Mrs. Bruce her sister, returned this week from
Marshfeld. Mrs. Bruce will remain sometime
visiting her parents in this city.
Miss Ella Ragon, our much esteemed CORES
pondent, came home from Gardiner this week.
Miss Ella has been teaching very successfully
in that section for year or more.
Sarah A. Taylor, room 10 Central hotel
desires to work by the day or week at rea-
sonable price. Those desiring house work
done can apply at the Central Hotel.
Will II. Parry formerly of the West Side
takes control of the Corvallis Gazette, and
will no doubt make it sparkle as he did the
West Side. Will, here is our ar sink OF
swim.
Ed. Snooks just finished two fine pieces ol
plastering for rMessers Fullerton and Bell this
| week. No better workman in this line ever
pressed a trowel or whisped a brush in
| Roseburg.
Mrs. John Chase Is quite sick, Mr.. Chase
was telegraphcd Tor Wednesday to Salem
whittier he has gone to attend the funeral o
his mother. Surely Johnny is having serious
time at present.
| The Fifth Annual Announcement Of the
Drain Academy is at hand, and we feel sure,
with the ability of the faculty and the appre.
ciative patronage, that good year is now be.
ing entered upon.
Malarial poisons can be entirely removed
from the system by the use of Ayers Ague
Cure, which contains sure specific, in the
form of vegetable product, used IN no Other
remedy. Warranted
A nine year old son of Thos. Russell
on Roberts creek had the misfortune 10 break
his right arm below the elbow a few days ago,
by falling off Of lettering board. The boy i.
doing very well however.
Our friend Hon. c. Is. Wilcox has flung
his shingle to the breeze in Oakland See
his card under head of new this week We
are sorry TO give YOU up, but do most cordl
ally bespeak your success in your new home.
D. S. X. Buick, Of Roseburg, who went
east with the exhibition car, writes from Min.
neapolis that the car and its contents attract
great attention everywhere. AT the Minnesota
State Fair it was almost the main attraction.
The car is now at Oskaloosa, Iowa.
We met our old friend, Joe Clough yester-
day, and asked him if he intended stopping in
| town until after the circus. Well! said he,
do you think that would miss Coles circus
after stopping at Campaigns two weeks wait
ing for its arrival?-Not much.
Corvallis college has sent out an excellent
catalogue, and ]. r. Cooper's son, Russell, q
Wilbur, has taken an appointment made by
Hon. John H. Shupe for course in the above
named school. There are more vacancies yet
| that worthy young men could have by max ing
| application.
Geo. Taylor is stopping at the McClallen
house and will remain until after Sunday, he
has some excellent recommends for his oaks
medicine in Oregon, we personally know quite
number on his circular who has given their
testimonials. 1t is for rheumatism, neuralgia,
sick headache &c.
E. NJ. Moore has returned from the sea side
and being in good health and excellent spirits
will sell the Balm wagons at very reasonable
price, also he will sell hacks, buggies and i'm
plements of husbandry at his brick store in
Roseburg Oregon, to all his customers both
old and new. Come running, but don't fall
During the six years since July I, 1880, ac-
cording to state censuses compiled by the
Railroad Gazette, the population of the
United States has increased o,Soo,ooo giving
a present total of so,o6I, 900. The same
ratio OF increase being maintained during the
ensuing four years, will give to the country in
1890 population of 90, 3oo, 900.
"Simmons Liver Regulator has done me
more good than all the physic ever took. l
suffered from indigestion for the last five years,
at last was induced to try the Regulator by
DR. Thos. Mason, and it cured me. l am a
painter by trade, and suffered with lead collie;
since taking the Regulator l do not suffer at
ALA. P. TRIPOD, Master Painter, Macon,
| Ga