Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-01-29


lis went south to Riddle last Friday to see her
daughter Mrs. +. Cornutt who is quite sick.
We hope that e'er this Mrs. Cornutt is better.
| We print the Constitution of the Indian
War Veterans on our local page this week.
| We suggest to all that they file away this
number of the REVIEW for future reference.
w. |. Friedlandcr Esq. and Hon. Hyman
| Abraham called at the REVIEW Office We'd
nesday, and prognosticated our ultimate sue
cess. Thank You gentlemen, call when you
can.
T. +. Cameron, Sergeant Dunlap and Geo.
Love of Jacksonville was present at the organ
zation Of the o. f. S. Chapter in this city this
week, and they rendered much valuable
service
| Miss Mamie Jones, typo of the Prohibition
Star, formerly Of the Plaindealer, in this city,
is visiting friends and relatives here, and will
! remain about two weeks. She has hest OF
friends here all of whom are glad to see her.
Ashi,y Pcarcc sold his two years crop of
wheat (5, 900 bushelsl to Zcphin Job OF Cor
wallis at 90 cts. per bushcl. twill be shipped
to San Francisco via Yaquina, the river steam
er Isabel taking ii from the Foster mill to Cor
valliss
Stop that cough, by theuse Of Ayers Cherry
Pectoral-thc best specific for all diseases
Of the throat and lungs. 1t will soothe the
rough feeling in your throat, aid respiration,
and give the vocal organs flcxiblity and vital
ity.
1t is difficult 10 understand why the governor
of Washington territory should have hesltated
to sign the local option law passed by the
legislature If the people want such law
the executive should not interposc his veto
power.
have on hand an extra hne lot OF irult trees
consisting Of the following varieties; Apple,
Pear, Peach Plum, Prune, Cherries, Ounces,
Apricot, and Grape Roots Tor sale cheap.
Give me call, near the depot.
w. s. IIotchkiss.
Last Wednesday morning the Cmppua
river was higher than any other time this
winter, and the amount of dnitwood carried
down its bosom would alone have been for
tune to any man who could have detained ii
on our banks.
The marshal of Corvallis offers a reward oi
SIS out Of his own pocket for evidence that
will convict any saloon keeper guilty OF al
lowing gambling in his house contrary to law
1t is an example that might be followed by
marshals of other places.
"Among the Breakers will be given at
the Hall next "Wednesday 10y the y. ID. Band.
This beautiful drama needs no commentator
at our hands. Ii is popular and thrilling, and
those having ii in charge is sufficient guaranty
that it will be well put on.
+. Gustav Chime NJ. d. has arrived in our
city and will open an office and begin the
practice of his profession at once. This gen
tIeman is of the Homeopathic school, and
comes well recommended. AT present call on
the doctor al the McClallan House.
Thos. Hervey Of Clarke's Branch gives us
the information that he succeeded in poisoning
one of the largest black grey eagles last week
that has infested this county at any time. The
eagle measured ? feet 10 inches from tip to tip.
Now let our contemporary beat us on eagles.
T. Riley, one of the inmates Of the Douglas
county Jail, is an artist of no little ability.
He spends his time in drafting ships on pieces
Of smooth bone or paper which he gives to
boys who usually recompense the giver with
bunch of cigarette or some little notion of the
kind.
Seven brothers, all raving maniacs, are en-
route for the asylum al Jacksonville, Ills.,
circumstance that gives rise. to the suspicion
that there is a taint of insanity in the family
blood Heredity is always nosing about,
seeking to make point out of triaes like the
above.
| Miss Maggie Linn of Jacksonville has been
the guest of Miss Della Party this week. Miss
Linn VIC hope will always cherish pleasant
recollections oil her visit 10 Roseburg, as she
certainly has made many friends here, who
will be glad at any time TO extend her cor
dial welcome.
According to the ntcrOccan, ''The winte
zephyrs of Chicago arc 50 miSchievous, impu-
dent and obtrusive that stone walls may notr
rebuke them, and they can pour in at key
hole with such pcrsistcncy as to nullify the
good intentions of any fire that ever blazed
with ruddy bencvolence in stove or crate.
There were Io,3S3 marriages and 500 di-
vorces in Chicago in 1855. Judging from this
ratio about onc-twentieth Of the people who
marry make mistake. Judging from those
who "United jar and yet are loath to part,
the matrimonial mistakes are much more nu-
mcrous than even Chicago statistics indicate
Under the head of "new to-day in the
Salem Statesman Of Wednesday they have
an ad. A sheep. Apply at this office
for particulars. The editorials Of thai
paper for some time have suggested to us the
appropriateness of such an advertisement, ye
< the acknowledgement of the fact is our only
surprise.
The Astorian rejoices that the Cascade tun
a mel is to be constructed and the Northern Pa
. cific is to 60 straight through to Tacoma, be
cause, as a consequence thereof, Astoria viii
1 become the great wheat-shipping port OF tn
country: The argument is that the o. X.
, n. will be compelled to make it such, in OF
! der to save itself.
). In some parts of the county sheep are dy
ing in large numbers. Our informcnt say
that although the grass is unusually short tha
4 the sheep as rule die fat. As the weathe
has been comparably mild, it is probable tha
some insectivora are doing the mischief.
is a great waste to not save the wool Of shee
, thus lost at this season Of the year.
FRESH CoMPLEXIoN.
If YOU have humors, pimples, boils, eruI