Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-12-17

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The Editor Of THE REVIEW has been quite
unwell ofIale, threatened with pneumonia, but
is better now. This fact will account in some
degree for The noticeable improvement OF the
paper this week.
We find the dispatches which we now run
are giving much satisfaction 10 the people IN
the country. We make the most careful
selections, and shall run IRON one to two col
umns every week.
The supper for the masquerade ball will
be given at the McCiallen House where the
ve,y bes, is always served by Mrs McClallen
who knows SO we'll how 10 cater 10 the wants
of ye hungry ones.
Major E. +. Walsh is at the Hotel De
Byron boarding al present in Olalia. lie is
working with 4 viii so We learn, and believe
that he will much improve IN health If his eX-
crcise Is not to violent
Come right along everybody, the prices Of
iewelry, watches, clocks and novelties will de-
light you as it is within The reach Of everybody
to make his loved ones happy by buying his
Christmas presents at ]. Jaskulet's bargain
store.
The celebrated DcA1oss Family who has
been giving concerts in Cal and Northeastern
Oregon the past summer have because of the
illness Of the mother Mrs. J. NJ. DeMoss,
ct,,,,,,ad ia our p,;Ict
The biggest item in the estimates of the
board Of engineers for harbor improvement
is the sum $1,000, 900 for Galveston. EST.
mates for the Mississippi river, ior its whole
length are nearly $4,000, 900,
''Young man, said the stern parent 10 the
applicant FOR his daughters hand, ''arc you
sure You can support family" eli wasn't
m-malsins any calculations on that" STAN
mered the young man; ~ only want the glrl
you know.
T. P. Boyd, a student of the Willamette
University, was arrested at Salem for voting al
the city election. II will be made a test case
as TO whether or not a voter removing to city
for the purpose Of attending school is entitled
to gain residence.
T. II. Allen Jr. son in law Of Il. J, Grubbe
of Wilbur, called on us this week, and in his
usual rushing way, flor he means business) he
piled US with questions on theology and othel
matters so rapidly that we were dazed fol
the moment. Come again anyway.
Woulds't have pure shunshine in thy house:
Something to stimulate and rouse thy spirit.
on gloomy day? Take my advice: so righ
away to Mr.. Abraham's grocery and get Car
of Sunbeam Tea. Imported direct from
Japan only in pcslection Tea Cans.
Gold and silver watches, chains Of all tht
latest designs, gold pens, sleeve buttons, scar
pins, lace pins, car rings, finger rings and a full
line of fine jewely and superior plated ware
for holiday presents, prices lower than any
where else at ]. Jashulek' bargain store.
have concluded to place teeth within til,
reach of everybody. II you want neat gooc
fitting plate come and get them for SIo, n'
fit no pay THEY are moi cheap teeth.) Th'
cause Of this is hard times and no opposition
DE-. NJ. w. DAVIS.
There are two very good reasons why ''Sun
beam Tea should possess aroma and invigor
ating power Of higher order, and these reason
are that it has been scientifically cured by tn
Perfection Process, and is imported drec
from Japan by Mr.. Abraham only in Perfection
Tea Cans.
Rev. F NJ. Cnlp viii preach at Day
school house next Sabbath at 10 o'clock H. m
and at Stephens school house at 2:3o a. m
The appointments at Oakland for Sabbat
evening will not be filed owning to the ar
nual bible meeting that will be held at Rose
burg on Sabbath evening
Mrs. G. W. Cartwright of Yoncolla calle
at THE REVIEW office last Wednesday, an
handed in Two subscriptions. This made IL
feel happy, and the shining dust was grateful
received. Mrs c. is post mistress, depo
agent, dry goods merchant, etc, ETC., at Yor
cola, and is a discreet business lady.
JOHN II. YATES, OF Batavia, n. y, say:
81 chcerfully commend
Your AROMATIC WINE;
Ii did new life and vigor send
Through this weak frame Of mine.
1t did for all my stomachllls
More than the doctor and his pills.
For sale at Masters drug store
The ladies Of The episcopal church will hol
an interesting entertainment on next Wedne
day eve at the residence Of Mr. c. w. Johl
son. A new and novel programme has bee
prepared 10 conclude with tombolo. Ticke
Is cents for sale at the drug stores ard
post office, proceeds to be devoted for Il
erection OF the rcctory
AT a cost OF $4,000 wec, the New Yol
Herald is carried on special tram TO Wasl
ington every morning. Il starts fIom Ne
York at 2:I5 and arrives at Washington
O'Clock, which is early breakfast time Tor Il
capital. II is also delivered at all towns al
cities by the way The Herald claims this
an unequalled feat Of enterprise.
. hCF. L. \. llGtLlCI III niN IiIiittI NAStt &
agent of the American Bible Society wi
preach at the Methodist church on Sabbat
next at IL y. NJ. This is a mutual arrang
ment between Revs. w. 4. Smick and !. v
Miller The annual election OF officers of q
Douglas county Bible Society will be held
the Presbyterian church at the close Of Il
Sunday school in fhe afternoon
Goto II. c. STANTON'S and select IIo
LAY Books for your children, young and ol,
you will find the largest and best selection
books ever offered in the place. lie has val
Gus other articles for holiday presents to plea
the young and old, fine vases, dressing case
fancy mirrors, cups and saucers, christmas car
f dolls, the cheapest ever offered, scrap book,
t great variety, examine my assortment befo
: you purchase.
There is tall, Of organizing chapter of 4
. Eastern Star at Gardiner by the Maso