Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-09-07
LoUAL RREvIrIEs.

The roads are very dusty.
Cleveland and Thurman.
Have you been to the coast?
State Fair begins Sept. 18TH.
Hop picking season is at hand.
Crop reports are very hattering.
City candidates are looming up.
Last Saturday was warm day.
"Mikado" next Monday evening.
The schoolboys vacation has enaeti.
Lots of watermelons in the market.
County fair begins next Wednesday.
Well tested bargains at ]. Jaskulek's.
Considerable grain coming into town.
Our public school opened last Monday.
d. T. Pritchard is the leading jeweler,
Don't forget to attend the fair next week.
Listen to the crickets song these evenings.
The threshing season is drawing TO close.
The trains are on time most Of the time
now.
Captivating bargains IN watches at J. Jas
kulek
Wheat Is on the raise, it is now quoted at
60 cents.
Considerable balled hay has Leen hauled
into town.
|. McMahon's single ring circus is in the Will
lamettc valley.
Two foot wood taken on subscription al
THE REVIEW office.
Portland is to have new Democratic
daily paper. Good.
The tramp nuisance is growing worse
! Something must be done.
We will send anyone THE REVIEW one veal
! for tier of foot oak wood.
For local, county, state and general news
THE REVIEW takes the lead,
Read the ad ofthe new grocery store Of J
w. Miller & Co. in this issue.
Hands are in demand at Albany to work OF
the extension of the O. P. railroad.
New subscribers coming in daily for Till
REVIEW, the leading county paper.
Low prices IN watches, clocks and jewelr,
all the time at J. Jaskulek, the jewelry.
Insure your property with the Old Reliable
California company, NJ. o. Wlmberly agent
Impossible for anyone to sell watche
cheaper than J.T. Bryan at the Big Horse shoe
There was ST.. 500, 900 fire in Baltimor
last Sunday in which several lives were lost
Read the notice on this page to day
ssFarms to Rent" There is a bargain TO
someone.
Rev. T. P. Haynes will preach at the Hud
son school house next Sabbath Sept. 9th, a
II A. NJ.
Claude Cannon, formerly OF the Rosebur
pubic school, has an excellent position in
wholesale tea store in Portland.
Our county treasurer, V. L. Arlington nov
wears smile, his wife having returned from
three weeks trip 10 Pendleton.
The Dram Echo, whose editor visite
Roseburg last week, gave fine description
, our city and surrounding resources.
/, The Hendricks-Review Real Estate c.
have on hand many cesireable bargains
real estate. Give the company call.
! The Hudson-Ekert Juvenile Opera Con
pany will present the famous opera, "Mikado
in Slocum's hall next Monday evening.
r Episcopal services next Sunday mornir
D and evening also on Wednesday at s A. }
, Sunday school every Sunday morning at ga
Roseburg is steadily progressing and v
D may say it is almost booming, for new hous
It and Improvements are going on, on eve
Ehand.
: Go to Moore and Evans for your fruit al
e ornamental shade trees In quantities to su
/ Don't believe other agents when they tell y
;. nobody has trees but themselves.
e Henry Miller the gardener presented I'll
y REVIEW typos with some nice muskmelo
$ last Saturday which were appreciated. Tai
IS ing Of gardeners, he takes the lead.
= Miss Ella C. Sabin has returned to Po
le land from her visit to San Francisco and W
'e accept the position as city superintendent
4 schools and also master of the high school.
Mr.. Johnson of the Belle Vista farm p
: sented THE REVIEW Office with fine bana
muskmelon this week which was FL incl
is long. 1t was beauty, and quite deliciot
I'd There is sos, 900 of school money loaned
ne Douglas county on which their is no tax pal
1g This with all the money invested in couI
ne orders all goes untaxed. This, it seems is
to as it should be,
el r. 7. Ashworth Of Smith river sent to
NC Office some fine prunes this week one of VIII
III measured on by 7Binches in circumferen
NJ So you see that prunes will grow anywhere
Douglas county.
A new Chinese treaty bill has been int
: duced into Congress since the rejection of
treaty by the Chinese government and 1t
passed the house. 1t remains to be seen W
mt the senate will do.
Oh The Roseburg public school opened
We Monday with us pupils in attendance, q
is more are coming in all the time. Roseb
now has better school facilities than any to
ne in Southern Oregon.
= In giving the names of the teachers Of
y public school last week the names of
Alice Mosher and Mrs. II. G.. Smick "
=, very enormously spelled by our typos,
:, overlooked by the proof reader.
stv We had keg of news ink standing on
,ce sidewalk in front OF our Office when a fri
on across the stteet suggested dynamite.
y was Democrat and no doubt meant thu
was dynamite for the Republican party.
me Douglas Waite passed examination be
''u County Supt T. o. Hutchinson this "
An a for scholarship Of the State Univers
N'' This county is entitled to FIVE scholarships
~ being only the third that has been taken.
- There are II6 miles of railroad in Dou
j , county, and the assessor assessed 1t at S..
IN. per mile This the railroad company thol
fo, too high and made fight before the boar
,a;, equalization to get it reduced, but witt
oh. success.
in We call attention to the notice and law
cts. cerning the keeping open of stores, sal