Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-10-26
LOCAL. BREYrrTEs.


More rain this week.
Business Is increasing.
The FIRST frost has come
More immigrants this week.
Attend the speaking to night
The cruel war will soon be over
Saturday was good business day.
Thanksgiving day is but few weeks off.
All things point TO the approach Of winter.
Patronize those who support home indus
tries.
Democratic speaking at the court house to-
night
The Shakespear club meets at Mrs. Conser'
Not much sitting out on the poarch these
evenings.
Our streets are beng cleaned and cross
walks repaired.
The boats will soon be running on the
Willamette river.
More new scholars are coming in TO attend
our public school almost every day.
Vote for Cleveland and reduced taxation
and don't be ashamed to tell why.
Mr.. Cawfeld died at his home on Cunning
ham creek, Saturday, aged 50 years.
Ask Col. Fullerton about getting lett the
other night, and see what he says about it.
The West Side has new Campbell press
and is making many noted Improvements.
Impossible for any one tosell watches cheap
er than ]. t. Bryan at Langenberg's brick.
The new free suspension bridge at Oregon
city is fast being completed says an exchange.
The Oregon Blade says that Miss Grace
Oakes is lying seriously i'll from typhoid fever.
A party of fishermen passed through Rose
burg Wednesday enroute from Coos bay to
Astoria.
Hon. c. w. Johnston is afflicted with one
of Jobs kind of pets on the back of his neck
this week.
Caro- Bros. are getting patriotic, they now
residence.
Just the thing for present to friend is one
OF those extra fine gold pens at J.. Jaskulek's
the jeweler.
The City Treasurer of Cleveland Ohio has
abscended and lett his bondsmen to pay $780,
600, his bonds.
We received an interesting letter from r. L.
Bradley which was unavoidably crowded over
till the next issue.
Episcopal services at Roseburg Sunday
morning and evening and next Wednesday
evening at 1901 p. Nj.
There are scarcely any vacant houses IN
Roseburg and people are inquring for houses
to rent almost every day
The Jacksonville Times says that Lake
county will give Cleveland ana Thurman a
neat majority-at least so.
The Hendricks-Review Real Estate Co.
buy and sell all kinds of stock, wagons,
buggies etc, on commission.
Water works, electric lights and a good
public library are among the many much
needed improvements in Roseburg.
Several spans Of good young horses and a
set of good wagon harness for sale by S b.
Hendrlcks-Reylew Real Estate Co.
W Ax,;ooto1 hos bod the traoeursYS of
fee renovated and railing put in, and a
board on which to count out the money.
Another fatal railroad accident! A passen.
ger train ran into an open switch near Wash
ington Pennsylvania and four men were killed.
Hon. J. N. Dolph, U. S. Senator from
Oregon will address the citizens OF Roseburg,
at the court house tomorrow Saturday even
ing.
The Douglas county teachers association
meets in Roseburg, to morrow. The sub
ect for discussion is Oral Teaching and Frac.
tons
John McBee has rented his farm in Civil
Bend and gone to Camas Valley to take
charge Of V. L. Arrington's interest in saw
mill there.
Read Don Diego's story on this page about
the "Trios Travels or Tufts Trip" it is full
of adventures and narrow escapes from starva
tion and thirst
A. Y. Barker of Oak Creek has rented
house and will move his children to tow
next week to avail themselves of the benefit
of our public school.
Three tramps broke into store in Alban
last Friday night and stole IL razors and
jackknives. They were seen by the night
watchman and arrested.
Our marshal has done some excellent wor
on fixing the crosswaiks, and if he will con
tinue the work on the sidewalks he will jus
cover himself with glory.
The pestiverous nocturnal rambler cor
tinues his perambulations, robbing hen roosts
and seeking what he may deyour, or in oths
words, tramps are numerous.
Volney London, a brakesman on tn
freight, had bad fall at Medford Saturda
night, and was thought at first to be badl
hurt, but is able to be at work again now. =
Ashland Tidines.
The members Of the Mikado Juvenile Opel
company wrote to the Oregonian denying ii
report that they had had row and had broke
up. We are pleased TO learn this as theirs
| good company.
Col. w. II. Effinger, Democratic cand
date for elector, will address the citizens
. Roseburg at the court house to night at
o'clock P. Let all go and hear him as
is good logical speaker.
J Be sure and read the story on the first an
: fourth pages of this issue entitled "Her R
, ward" 1t was written by a Douglas coun
lady expressly for THE REVIEW, and you W
find it interesting reading.
Lee Marsters had the misfortune to sho
himself while loading pistolone day thiswe'
e IN Curry county. Three cartridges explod,
= one bullet passing through his hand and Il
aeshy part of his leg above the knee.
, Although ]. R. N. Bell has leased hot
:, in Salem, as will be seen IN an other colum
he will still retain the same relation to Tt
REVIEW as formerly. He will only sell t
= house and lot where he lives, and will n
leave Roseburg permanently.
Another tsdead beat" struck town last we