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The Iola register., 1889-09-06

When suddenly star arose
1t was the star OF Bethlehem.
II there are any here who consider
themselves castaways, let me say God is
doing every thing to save you. Did you
ever hear Of Lionel Luken: He was the
inventor Of the insubmergible life boat
All honor is due to his memory by seafar-
ing men. as well as by landsmen. How
many lives he saved by his invention. In
after days that invention was improved,
and one day there was a perfect life boat,
the Northumberland. ready at Ramsgate.
The life boat being ready, to test it the
crew came out and leaped on the gunwale
on one side to see if the boat would upset;
it was impossible to upset it. Then, amid
the huzzas of excited thousands, that boat
was launched, and it has gone and come.
picking up a great many Of the ship
wrecked. But have to tell you now of a
grander launching, and from the dry
docks of Heaven. Word came up that
world was beating on the rocks In the
presence Of the potentates of Heaven the
lifeboat of the worlds redemption was
launched 1t showed of the golden sands
amid angelic hosanna. The surges of
darkness beat against its bow. but it sailed
on and it comes in sight of US this hour.
1t comes for you, it comes for me. Soul.
SOUL get into it Make one leap for
Heaven. Let that boat go past and your
opportunity is gone. / am expecting that
there will be whole families here who will
get into that lifeboat
In 1888 the Isabella came ashore of
Hastings England. The air was filed
with sounds-the hoarse sea trumpet
the crash Of the axes and the bel
lowing of the tornado. A boat from
the shore came under the disabled vessel
There were women and children on board
that vessel. Some of the sailors jumped
into the small boat and said: Now give
us the children" A father who stood Oh
deck took his first born and threw him
to the boat The sailors caught him
safely and the next and the next
to the last Still the see rocking,
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1889-09-05
TIE RIRDS EYE rIEw.

The birds eye view of Roseburg en-.
graved and published by the Elliott
Publishing company of San Francisco.
was delivered according to contract
last week The work is satisfactory
n every respect and shows up Rose
burg and its suburbs in manner
which is pleasing TO every resident OF
the city. The streets are distinctly
marked and not house Within the
corporate limits has been left out.
About the margin of the view II cuts
of the most prominent buiiding gs in
town. Among these we notice the
public school building, the stores Of s.
Marks Il Co, Caro- Bros, c. W. Parks
d Co, Marsters d Co, and Parrot,
Bros. taken from the architects plans. j
the Douglas county hank, the New
mill, Rast * Criteser's mill. the resi-
dences Of J. G.. Fullerton, eli. C. STAN
ton, Thomas Saith, c. a. Schlbrede
and j. r. y. Bell There is also n
brief bat well written article Oh Rose
burg and vicinity from which a great
deal of information may be cleaned
by those who are contemplating a re-
mogal to Oregon. On the whole the
work is one OF rare merit, and the FIVE
thousand copies which will be dlstrbn.
ted throughout the East will do great
work tor Douglas county. This view
which cost but 5000 is in marked con
trast with the one for which Mr.. Sam.
uels of the Vest Shore bilked the peo-
pie of Roseburg out OF over $4,000.
Every copy Of Mr.. Samuels's daub,
patched up from photographs six years
old, was libel upon the town when
over exhibited in public, and the hun
drods of copies ordered by our citizens,
where they were not destroyed, are
still lying unused. The property own
ers of the city made money by sup
pressing the work The two pictures
cannot be better contrastel than by
saying that the one just issued is the
work of an honest Publishing house,
while Mr.. Samuels's was what might
have been expected from a money
grabbing schemer whose only object
seems to be to blk the people of the
Northwest wherever he finds them
confiding enough to listen ohis plaus'.
bic mis- representations
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1889-09-05

The forthcoming annual report Of
the commissioner of the general land
Office will show that there have been
patents issued for coal lands covering
1000 acres, principally in Colorado.
Swamp land patents Were issued dur
ing the year to the amount Of 259, ,73l
acres the largest quantities being
located in tue following named states:
Arkansas, l40,s70 acres: Oregon, %
30 acres; Minnesota, Al, lS2 acres;
and Iowa, 1886 acres Lands under
educational grants to the several states
were approved as follows: Alabama,
35.555 acres; California, l0,329 acres
Florida, :35l acres: Louisiana, 22,725
acres. Including 4,5J6 acres of inter
nal improvement lands; Minnesota, q
ll5 acres; Montana, 1926 acres
Oregon, l5,S4S acres. he lands ap
proved for Montana w..fr under the
university grant.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1889-09-05
nrHE rMPoR1ED TEACHER,

Some teachers we learn took excep-
ton 10 the remark made hy MS at the
late institute concerning imported !
teachers Now us matter OF fact
We rejoice that many we'll qualified
teachers have come to Oregon from
other states, and they have done much
towards the high position that Oregon
holds to-day on the educational line
That particular teacher that says Sore
gon teachers" do not take kindly to
any suggestions made by them, or
shat they sneer a. their ideas Of meth-
DDS in the school room" is very much
mistaken
The matter which called Forth our
remark was TINT made by a te,c',
lately to tlIis state, who said at the
Bandon institute "that he was pleased
and surpris- d at the intelligence Of the
members of that institute" and he ac-
counted for it on the theory that "they,
like himself, had all drifted from other
states hither," or words to that effect.
Now the fact was that large per cent
of that institute was Oregon teachers.
Another thing was, that when the lat
est designs for constructing school
houses had been adopted by Oregon
directors, and those designs were even
"imported, , and the architect an east
ern man with fifteen years experience
in the school room, then these designs
were severely criticised by some teach
ers, which if they had investigated
they would have found the work ex
actly right. One teacher said to ns,
''the stairway is hard to climb, cer
tainly, but did he not know that the
stairway was built for children and
not for adultsl A clild's school desk
is uncomfortable for grown person to
SIT IN, so chllds stairway Is uncom-
Portable for older people The critics
mistake lies in the fact tht they dc
not make the distinction between tht
step of child and an adult The fact
is, the Roseburg public school house
has the most scientifically constructed
stairway for children IN the state, and
perhaps this being the first one some
folks had ever seen they therefore sup
posed it to be all wrong The Oregon
teachers, we are glad to say, are abreas
Of the best, and the mistake shout
never he made, as some preachers d<
as well as teachers, that the Oregon
people are all heathen. Come and Leaf
us, but don't make fun of US, nor driv,
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1889-09-05
N. Bell, of Roseburg.

NJ Dell, OF hoseDnfS.
Music.
Address, ''Duty of the Press y. ?.
Wager, Pendleton East Oregonian.
"IIow to make a newspaper pay
by Charles Nickel, of Jacksonville
Times.
'.Power of Printers Ink Frank
Davey, of Salem Statesman.
'sMonthly Ccllections"-By 5. 5.
Train, Albany Herald.
Mr.. Eddy, of the Eastern Oregon
Tribune, spoke of the great Importance
Of Yaquina harbor, and offered some
resolutions, which recited the imfor.
tance of the harbor to the commerce
of this state and urged our senators
and representatives in Congress to con-
tinue their efforts in securing appro-
priations necessary to complete tie
work already under way, and to secure
+ water for vessels of deep draft. The
president invited Mr.. Nash of the D..
D. company, who was present. to
| make such remarks as he wished. He
responded happily ana said that if the
press and people had for ten years
past been so energetically in support
of the harbor improvement as they are
now, the work would have been long
ago completed. He hoped that the re-
lations of the company he represented
with the press of the state would al
ways be as pleasant as they are now
The resolutions were enthusiastically
unanimously passed.
Sunday was spent in a go-as-you
please style. Mr.. Bell preached al
eleven and the other fellows performed
their levotions variously This chron
icler voncheth not how.
Sunday afternoon, nearly the whole
party went to Yaquina City where
J they inspected the works and property
of the .. p. company and took in TIL
clty. They remained there and tool
the ears the next morning for home
On the cars, meeting was held a
the call of the president. Some mat
ters of business were discussed. |
. was decided that the annual dues b
: fixed at one dollar. A circular lette
J was adopted to he sent to newspape
+, publishers in this state relative to tn
: rates adopted by the association TO
advertising.
Arrived ut Corvallis, the part
walked over to the college and in
spected it, Mr.. Thomas Cauthorn be
r ing in charge. Then after dinner a
' the hotels, the association dissolve,
e itself, some members taking the Wes
: Side train and others waiting for .h
evening freight
2 This is but skeleton of the pre-
eeedings of the Association. The de
tails could never be given, if we ha'
: ever so much space and ever so lnucI
time. The heartlness, the Infinite jest
the Wit and iollity, and good hume
: and happiness approaching that of boy
hood, evades the skill of any pencil t.
) portray. No camera can reproduc
: that picture. The session was In ever
way successful one. The member
were enthusiastic IN the work of tn
, Association.
The people of Newport did the whit
thing hY the Association. Ticket
were issued to members which CAV,
them free transportation over ierrie
} ana-iin carriages during their stay
Nothing was left undone to make tn
editors enjoy their visit.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1889-09-05

J.. A. GuIlIford, plaintiff,
J. L. Watson, X. ], Watson, ". L. Thorn
ton and Marshal Hill, defendants
State OF Oregon
County of Douglas
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
1Nunder and by virtue Of an execution and
order Of sale Of attached properly duly issued
cut Of the Circuit court of the State Of Oregon
III and for the county Of Gillian in the above
entitled action on the I5th day Of July. 1880
and directed and delivered 10 me on The Goth
day oil July, 1850 upon Judgment and decree
OF sale ol the herein described attached real
and personal property which Judgment and
decree was made and entered oi record in the
said Circnit court for Gillian county, Oregon,
on the 27th day Of February. 1880, in favor
Of the above named plaintiff, ! \. Gulitori
and against the above named defendants, /.
l.. Watson, X. !. Watson, ". f. Thornton
and Marshal Hill and against the hereinafter
mentioned attached real and personal prop.
erty commanding me to levy upon and sell
said attached property in he manner provided
by law ard the proceeds Of such sale be ap-
piled III the payment OF the cost oil said action
taxed al $SS.92 and accruing cost and ally
fee oi S2o2 and the balance be applied IN pay
msnt OF the judgment due plaintiff amounting
10 S2o72 o3 with interest thereon at The rate
OF 10 per cent per annum from the 27th day
ei February, 1850 and c. +. Watson being duly
summoned as garnishcr on The 10th day OF
December, 1855, in the above entitled action
| and the said gatnisher made answer that he
had IN his possession and under his control by
virtue OF an uueXptred lease the following
described personal property belonging TO the
above named defendant l. l.. Watson to.wit:
! 4An undivided Z interest in So head Of cattle
being 70 cows, 10 two years old and 10 year
| lngs owned by said defendant. Now there
fore iii pursuance Of said execution and order
oi sale viii on Saturday lie 9Th day Of Sep
tembcr, 1889, sell at public auction according
| to the certificate OF said earnisher between
the hours OF . o'clock \. NJ. and ! p. II. 10 vii;
| At the hour OF O'Clock Z. NJ. of SAID day in
| front Of the court house door in Roseburg,
| Douglas county, Oregon, 10 the highest bidder
! for cash in hand the above described personal
pgop@ity as the property oI the above named
| defendant J. l.. Watson, and also on the End
day OF August, 1880, duly levied upon and
will on Saturday the said 9TH day OF Septcm-
| Der, 1850, al the hour OF l clock =. n. oi
| said day sell al public auction iE front OF the
court house door in Roscburg, Douglas county.
| Oregon, to the highest bidder for cash in hand
! all the right, title and interest the said de
! !euiaut !. l.. Watson had on the 18th day ot
I December, 1883, OF at any time thereafter ir
oi 10 the following described attached real
| property towit: Donation claim of Asa
| Williams and wife notification No. sI4, de
! sctibed a5 + ! af y L !. Of section a, the
| y y !, and the : " ol the \ + I ot
section i in Tp 90 : OF X (; West containing
| $40 actes y ,. of S + ! and the \ f i oi
the \ / i Of section 81 Tp 20 S Of K ; West
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1889-09-05
NOTICE..

y E0Iltf - uEEEBY GIVEN THAT THE TN.
~ tinrsisnea, Administrator q the Estate Of or
iahtl'. bi'iH So ,isf-e 10 pursuance Of an order
af tbs Cngii.S Court of Douglas County State o.
ofeso IN the transaction probate business made
ana enteted the records OF said Court on the 18th
day OF July 1859, will. on the 3lst day Of August
1889, III the hour ot P. of said day on the said
premises offer for sale To the highest bidder for
cash in hand the following described real property
situate in Douglas County, State Of Oregon, to.wit
The north half OF the southeast quarter and the
east nan OF the northeast quarter Of Section a.
Township %, South Of Range West, in Douglas
County, Oregon, containing i60 acres
Dated this 18th day Of July, 1889
II. NJ. CALLWEit.
Administrators of Estate Of Orlands i.itlwell
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1889-09-05

The thirteenth relative OF President
Harrison installed IN Office since
March 4th. Is his cousin, installed as
custodian of public buildings at Lay.
enswor,h, Kansas, last week.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1889-09-05

TnE public debt was increased about
million and half during August,
owing to large pension payments, near
ly SIS, 600 coming on top Of the
other large payments in July.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1889-09-05

MAHoNKs resolutions in Virginia
pledge III. Re: hlican party's "sym-
pathy aud suce" to the disabled ex-
Confederaies - the widows and
orphans of dea. Confederate soldiers. !"
Break it gen'ig to Foraker Tell it
softly to the bio .dy -shir. shakers..
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1889-09-05
or Il cLgERfsG RATES HIriF orfi.
m PCBiTCITios<

Parties paying tor TIN kryitW IA advance
a cur rr,luecd cash rates viii he furnished
any of ihe following I.amed publications IN
conneciaa wifh this paper at the prices given
below I, viii lie noticed that there is re
duction of at least IS per cent on publishers
customary rates IN every instance, and in
some more:
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1889-09-05
NOTICE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED
bids will be received at the Office Of the Connty
Clerk until SATURDAY, August alst 1850 at IL
ciock' NJ, Tor furnishing ail materials necessary
.hn 1herstii'g trec Ferries a. what is known
smiths and bmlsi1ss fcrrus over tdc Unpoua
river on the Old S,.3tt,oEr- rDai
la case e7EJFar' : aF9F,e'! tie party WIll be
iclHhed - enter into agreement aGd bond for all
daieaa ai.l ia-erS, anA ;h- faithful performances
ei ,s.:iie- rsquirad CaUntS reserves the right
to 1.iesl every and az bids
~. +r3er af The County B1srl.
:. s. Fi1ZHUGH,
lGis4
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1889-09-05
The Review.
Notice For Publication.

Land odice at Roseburg, oregon, july II, 1850.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOL.
1f lowing named settler has fled notice of his in
iention 70 make final proofin support of his claim,
and that saii proof VIII be made before the Reg.
scr or Receiver af L. S. Land Office At Roseb1.rr
Or on Wednesday, Sept is, 1850, viz. John =
ihomason, homestead entry No. s925 for the 2 of
s,W See, Is, TpS1S 3 West Nm He names
tke efolowns witnesses to prove his continuous res
9. Atterbury cf Oak Creek, Douglas Go. Or, j.
W barge OF Peel. W. J. Hughes Of Oak Greek.
}. !. Wright Oak Creek, al o fDoug'as county, Or
Any person who desires 20 protest against the al
hyaneeJ VI such prod, or who knows pf aav sub
stanta reason under the law and the rekulations Of
the Interior Department why such proof shoud nat
be allowed, viii be given an opportunity IL the above
mentioned time and place 70 cross- examine the wit
nesSes OF said claimant and 60 offer evidence IN re
bsttai Of that submitted by claimant.
cHAS. W. JOHNSTON
Register.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1889-09-05

II is gthouei.t there will be over a
HUNDRED horses in the races At tn {
STATE
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1889-09-05
.zx1nSap I'LL Lao no4 tyu1 aas

: e -Vlles no souaSu Iaqlo tuu uBTl LsAT1
kq1TvsV g u9al sulAlS 50 ssouIddBq
puB QlTB5q OF oido9d sIou SHlIolssI 10
suv5u sFl uosq qsuu IolaiuS0;I JaAi'I suom
.mIs 'LSArI Pos1esIp moIJ osIIu Spoq
uemnQ sql 20 sII! su 20 GIIIofsm sqL
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1889-09-05
Notlce for Publication.

IaG. Office at Kosebnrg Or. Aug :. 1859.
n oTit Z Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FDL
IN lowing named settler has fled nntirc II her in
tcntion 10 make final proof in support Of her clar
and that said proof viii he made before the Rcistcr
and Receiver of s. Land fiiee =, Rcsrl,ury Or ,,
Saturday, October 10th, 1850. viz;
RENA LANDER,
Pre-emptiou u. s. No 6t52 for the NV of NW >
Section ;, fp - 4 West. she H4Bcs Jhe falios.-
Ing witnesses prove her continuous rc,;delta
upon and cultivation oi, sad lard. VIZ: " II
Williams, Martha Williams, of Looking Class ,,t
Daniel Fisher uf HlsiiI tr.. Henry IsG,,tr. Il
Roseburg Oregon
tifAS. y. 5GIfn,sIuN,
Ii lister
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1889-09-05
Startling Evidence
OF thc Cure Of Skin Diseases
WIleD all other Methods Fail.
Psoriasi, years, covering face, head, and en-.
lire ls.ly with white scabs. Skin red,
irchy, erd 'hleeding. Hair all gone
Spent hundreds of dollars. Pronounced
ineurable. Cured by Culicura Remedies.

Ny disease tbsnriasiS) first broke out on my left
check, spreading my hose, aud almost cover.
ing my face. 1t ran into my eyes, and the physician
WAS afraid would lose my ey csight altogether IT
spread ail ot crny head and my hair ali fell out
until was entirely bald headed. it then broke ont
on my and shoulders. until ms arms we're Just
one st'fe II covered lmy tire hou, my face head
aud shoulders being the worst The white scabs fell
constantly frV IN my head, shoulders and arms; the
skin woad thicken and be red and very itchy and
would crack and bleed il scratched. After spendiby
uAnN hundreds of dollars, WAS pronounced nct,ra.
hu. heard of the CrIlcrEA REMEDIES, and after
using twn bottles CrrtcCRA Il SOLVENT, could see a
change. sHd after had taken four bottles, wa-
almost cured and when had taken six hotties of
tLHCrEA EFSpLFENT and one hoN If Ct t-TIttRa and
nne cake ~ Ct TIGI RA SoAr | cured II the
dreadful disease from which had suffered for fiv c
Years. thong ht the disease would leave very
deep scar. but the 1t ttriCtgN REMEDIES currd II
without anf scars. | eauhot express with a pen
what suffered before usIIs thu CrTIerRA EgNE
bihs. They a,e1 my life. aud I feel il my duty 10
recommend them. Nj hair is restored as geo ~
ever, and - is ey esght. know nf = number
nt different rer>nnS nh" have nsetl the CtriCrE4
KEHEbBs, aHd ali have received great benefit fiom
their usc. Mrs. ROSA KELLY.
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Eronl 81 to 825 per Day.

Er0ni S.' To !s;Si per Day.
1t is acknowledged by all publishers and
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ddy's ti2e IN tchich 70 deHcct. md
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ffW7 Vt ~ thIII7lLFi -
CETICIR.I REMEDIES

Curcs <neeie II ag1nizing. hum.lia sing. itcs
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diseases "a. fl.e kin. scalp and h.n"d With In,- ot
lair, from na'rs 70 syr"inls eFt I''ssltl, III,
ttIt isis
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lsgcS - Illustrations. aud I1o testimonials.
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The abaHe book, usually sold tor 83. 50 a
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iig chance
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Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1889-09-05
SHERIFF SALE

In the Circuit court Of the State Of Oregon
in and for the county Of Gillian.
!. A. GuIhford, plaintiff.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1889-09-05

DJ1TPLES. hlaeki.c,d-. ,c,i. rough cliapl e,
L | i'll anil oily >aii prevented by CrTteusa Sow
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1889-09-05

Ad,ir.s7 of welcome J. II Bayley,
Of Newport. Reply by J. + Eddy of
The Penllleton Tribune.
Music.
Presidents annual address 81. r.
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-30
Nothing was.sd.

In . we'll arranged slaughter house when Q steer is taken in now days the only thing that is wasted is his dying breath-from the tip of the tongue to the brush of the tail, every part is utilized. The blood is sold to the sugar refinery and to button and other manufacturers for use in the arts. The hide and hair go to tho tanner; the horns go to the comb maker; the contents of the stomach is saved for manure; the scraps and pith of the horns go to the glue ma nufacturer; the horny portion of the hoofs go to button maker; the shin bones, after their oil is taken out. are converted into handles for vari. purposes; other bones are used for boneblack or fertilizing purposes; the waste goes to the soap boiler. If the salable flesh will pay expenses, the refuse as disposed of as above affords a fair profit to the establishment.
The Arizona champion., 1889-11-30
Live Stock Market.

Tho following are tho latest quo. tations for cattle at Chicago and Kansas City:
 Kansas City The Livestock Indicator reports: Cattle receipts >t900; shipments 4600. Markets steady.
 Native beeves, S3.00@4.50; stock CTS aud feeders, sl.30@ 300; Texas Sll 2O@2.75;, cows, Sl.60@2.30.
 jSheep--Receipts 2S00 shipments 400. Steady. Good to choice nut tons s3.70@4.95; stockers and feed CTS, s2.3 5@4.60.
 Chicoso--Cattle receipts, l5,000 Market steady. Choice boeyes. s4.85 @5.5o; steers, 2.so@+.50. stockers and feeders sl.S0@2.90; Texas cat. tie Sl.50@2.S0; western ranges S2. 00@3,50.
 Sheep--Recei2tS 5000; market steady to strong. Native, ,s3.O0@5. 50: western, s3.00@4.20 Texans s3. 00@i.l5.