Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-06-11


system.
NJ. r. Howell went 10 Grants Pass this
week returning Wednesday morning. lie
says they have the best facilities for making
lumber, sash, doors and moulding that he has
seen in Oregon.
whisker dye must be convenient to use,
easy to apply, impossible 10 rub off, elegant IN
appearance, and cheap in price. Bucking-
hams Dye for the whiskcrs unites in itself all
these merits. Try it.
The entire attendance in our public school
during the month Of May was 252, the average
attendance being 22o. The whole number OF
pupils registered during the school year that
closed last week is about 400.
The President distributed about three hun
dred boxes of his wedding cake among his
friends. Each box was six inches long, one
and quarter inches deep and one and a quar-
ter inches wide, and lined with white satin.
Mrs. w. S. Humphrey was taken suddenly
i'll last Wednesday about 10 O'Clock, doctor
was summoned and we are harpy TO state that
at the present writing she is improving, and
hope to soon be able to report her complete
recovery.
An old gentleman of acquaintance,
speaking of the result Of the election, said :
'If man has sentiments, believe in voting
either the Democratic or Republican ticket.
If he hasn't any sentiments, let him vote the
Prohibition ticket.
Our chief went to attend the Board OF Re
gents of the State Agr. College this week and
will preach the Baccalaurate sermon next
Sunday for the State Normal School at Mon
mouth, and he will attend the Grand Chapter
and Grand Lodge A. F. and a. NJ. before
returning.
Miss Edith Callahan, former typo OF THE
REVIEW having closed successful term o
school in Myrtle Creek last week, returned
Monday and resumed her position at the case.
She is equally as handy at handling pupils a;
type, and we can say truly that she is success
at both.
E. H. Burchard one of the solid Democrats
of Scottsburg was in town few days this
week and gave lis call. He is an old time
typo as we can attest for he went to the case
Though not having set typef for 2oyears) and
set with almost as much alacerity as in his
youthful days in Ohio.
Mrs. c. W. Johnston and family arrived ii
Roseburg last Wednesday evening. Mr.
Johnston having assumed his duties as Regis
ter of the Land Office, the family are here
for permanent residence. They have moved
into the Singleton house. ,.near Mr.. Hermann's S
The REVIEW extends to them the hand o
welcome.
Anyone having records Of temperature, rail-
falls, frosts gales, thunder storms, earthquake!
or other meteorological phenomena would con
fer favor by notifying B. S. Pague, sigma
Office, U. S. A. Roseburg Oregon. He il
desirous of collecting and tabulating all sucf
information obtainable By sending name or
postal card, franked envelops will be furnished
for correspondence.
The following telegram was sent to THE
REVIEW by the editor Of the Benton Leader
showing the majority vote for all candidates ii
Benton county.
CORVALLIS Or. June 9, 1886.
RosEBURG REVIEW: We elect whole ticke
except Clerk by over 100 majority, Hamilton
majority "a, Pennoycrs 1I3, Hermanns 20
Waldo's 20 Gibbons IS, Webb "a, Nickel 90
McElroy IS, Burnett I44.
Sick Headache.
We have tested its virtues, personally, anc
know that for Dyspepsia, Biliousness ant
Throbbiug Headache, it is the best medicin
the world ever saw. We tried 49 other rene
dies before Simmons Liver Regulator, bu
none of them gave us more than temporar
relief; the Regulator not only relieved bu
cured us.-ED. TELEGRAPH AND MEssEN
GER, Macon, Ga.
Democracy, Prohibition, and Republican
ism in all their secret details, will be explaine
at L. Langenbcrgs popular store for the mex
ten days. He has also in connection with tn
above information, the choicest lot ofimporte
|
from shoestring to veloclpede can be foun'
4 at his popular resort. L. La ngenbcrg, boo
shoe and notion dealer.
severe all the letters suns could not see,
said sightless Lear when paper was handle
TO him, as Shakespeare informs us. But ha
a cup Of Sunbeam Tea" been handed to Ii
blind king, his palate alone would have at one
convinced him that he was dealing with no ord
nary article. Shakespeare would then ha'
put the following words into his mouth:
"a blissful beverage full of the warm sunshine,
What no! Without there. another cup of sunbea
[Tea
For sale only in Perfection Tea Cans by Il
importer Mr.. Abraham.
At the polls at the corner Of Fourth and
streets there was a lively scene Monda
Several men were arrested in that locality Il
buying votes, and great excitement ensue'
The bribers were promptly bailed by Iio
Joseph Simon. Alittle later E. J. Jeffery ar
others, having noted from the opposite sie
of the street what was going on in an o
building adjoining the place where the pol
were kept, crossed over and dislodged the o
cupants from the place. Hon. Joseph Simt
was present in the building, and appeared
have charge of the proceedings. After that,
! close watch was kept about the polls and '
cinity, and the business Of ''dealing" wi
voters in that quarter was materially dimi
ished. .-Oregonian.
;. MYRTLE CREEK, Or, June 5, 1886.
To the n. G. v G. officers and membe
= of Myrtle Lodge No IS l. o. 0. F.
! Brothers: Your special committee q
pointed to draft resolutions in memory of G
late Bro: Hans Weaver submit the followi
of respect.
- WHEREAS, 1t has pleased our Heaven
u Father in his divine wisdom 10 remove fre
10 our midst our beloved Bro. Hans WeaN
therefore be it
1t RESOLVED, That by the death OF our B