Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-09-07
I OaKIaAD IrEns

Clereland and Thurman.
/ John Elliott oI KelIoggs was in town saiur
day.
Business Is now very active in our thrift,
little city.
Judge Bloomdeld's court has been in session
this week.
Capt George Short of Wilbur was in Oak
land last Monday.
Miss Lucy Hay isto arrive in Oakland OF
Friday or Saturday
Miss Belle Dimmicl. Of Portland Is yisiiin:
Oakland and vicinity.
The. question now seems to. he, are we +,
have any school this fall1
The happiness Of your life depends upor
the character Of your thoughts
Judge and Mrs. steams returned 10 then
home in Portland last Saturday
4 Rev. Mr.. Marceilus will preach IN Oakland
on neSt Sabbath morning and evening.
/ There IS now more wheat in our ware
houses than at The same lime of anv previous
year.
Chas. Fisher, editor and pulisher OF the
I Umpqua Herald was in Oakland on last Sat
urlay and Sunday.
1 Young & Hammitte bave bought out the
hardware department of A. F. Browns gen
cra merchandise store.
I For an intelligent outspoken, uncompro-
missing Democratic paper the Bandon Record
er is not TO be surpassed.
\ Sampson Sutherlin has sold one OF his fine
farms to Mr.. Melvin OF California. The
/ price paid We do not at this time know
\ They who crouch at our feet are longing 10
make US fall Be very careful of fawners for
friendship and flattey are deadly foes.
Rev Mr.. Wade came home from Portland
on last Friday, and on Sabbath preached te
his congregation morning and evening.
4 Miss Sue Bart, Mary Dimmick, Mar,
Bunch and Lou Dimmick were in Oakland
last week on their way home from the circus
4 Captain hown Of Kcloggs spent severa
4 days in Oakland This week, and being fond 0
good newspaper reading he subscribed for TIE
REVIEW.
4 Miss Mary Baker, Jennie Sturgeon ant
Anna Baker: three Of Douglas county's excel
lent teachers left Oakland this week for thci
new fields of work.
III
Il A human subject has been me, with in :
I ST. LOUIS dissecting room without collar bones
n This structure is that Of most Of the vertebrate
H such as lions, bears etc.
\ Miss II. Tate came up from billiard OF
H Tuesday evening and after spending day o
two here will 60 TO Brownsville where She vii
engage in the millinery business.
A dastardly VILLAIN may change his location
as often as he will and advertise IN all III,
newspapers in the land and yet not succeed
HIS base conduct will follow him 10 the end
of the earth.
Malice, envy, guile, eyil-speakings, an,
such like things, are wrong and cannot dwell
in the heart Of a Christian. Examine your
self in the light of this fact, and il they are il
your heart get rid of them at once.
The habit ofpu ting theworst obstruction q
the motives of other peoples actions will max
you both mean and miserable before you kno,
1t. Judge others by the best that is in you
own nature rather than by the worst
We admire the position taken by tn
Herald concerning that contract for keepin
the poor Of Douglas county. Tax payer
should not be imposed upon by fraud Of sue
stupendoas proportions aud hundreds of thel
are expressing their extreme dissatisiactio
with this contract by signing petitions askin
for its reconsideration.
The ice cream festival held at Browns ha
on last Wednesday evening under The dire
: ton Of the ladies of the Presbyterian churc
was largely attended and was perfect succe
= both socially and financieilSs The exercls
consisted of both vocal and instrumental mu
ic, addresses, recitations and tableaux, was
II of creditable nature, and was well appreel
ted. Lack of space forbils any special me
ton. After the exercises refreshments, co
sisting of ice cream, peaches and cream al
IS cake were served, and for time all the ladi
II in waiting were kept busy serving the man
1t All in all this was onegot the most enjoya.
c affairs that we have ever attended. 1t
e to be hoped that many more such gatherln
c as this will be chronicled during the conn
y fall and winter
RoxANA.