ROSEBURG REVIEW
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY, 5, 1886.
A TTESTIOS A L.L..
Hoseburg, Feb. 5, 188G.
Editor Review: I observe that
Republicans are already and very prop
erly too, discussing the personnel of the
ticket that they will place before the
people for sufferages next June. I say
properly so because in a brief time the
Conventions of the respective parties
must bo assembled and it is well to
understand who is most available. The
ticket announced by the Statesman
headed by D. P. Thompson for Gov
ernor and Col. Fullerton for Secretary
ect i ? -i ,i -r.
oi ciiaie is a strong one among tne .re
publican leaders and will receive very
general consideration. Notwithstand
ing Hermann's zeal and industry he
cAnmo f r Via va nn i-artei r 1 va fr 1 r ti-1 i -
OVVtllU 4Atl 11V jrv(lil V IVJIVI'lllg,
In a certain way he is popular but in
his absence who is his champion It
does not secra to be in the convenient
fitness of things that he should bo re
nominated. Hon. 0. W. Fulton can
command a goodly support and will no
doubt succeed. I do not think this ifc
right but so it may transpire.
The Democracy can confront and
confound Dave Thompson with such a
man as Hon. John Catlin of Portland.
He is a Ejciitleuiau of sound judgement,
strict intc'Titv and the best type of
. Democracy. This selection would nat
urally throw the naming of Congress
man to either Eastern or Southern
Oregon. In the latter I hear of no
aspirant. The name of Hon. L. B. Ison
of Baker has been favorably mentioned.
He made a good impression in this lo
cality during the canvass as a Presiden
tial Elector as did alsohis colleagues so
far as that is concerned. He is al
together available. For State Treas
1 urer I can think of no stronger man
than Patiick Flannagan of Coos county.
Where his prudent, reliable judgement
i known, and his broad liberality is
felt he is a tower of stenrrth. With
. m
lawyers I doubt not Hon. Reuben
S trail an is decidedly the choice for
Supreme Judge. For a number of
years ho was a resident of this Dis
trict, for one term our prosecuting at
torney and was and still is liked for
his personal qualities and esteemed for
his leai ning and ability as a lawyer
I mention these names because they
occur to mo fit, but there are donbtless
others equally worthy. I think it is
time that Democrats should discuss
these matters, review the field carefully
and select men whose character will
best insure success.
DESCRIPTION Of CRATER LAKE
HY AN EYE WITXESS.
, Mr. Editor: Having heard consid
erable talk in regard to Oregon's natu
ral wonder Crater Lake, and presum
ing that in the near future it will be
sot off as a national park, having been
in that country several times and
knowing that the people of Douglas
countv are ereatly interested in this
attar, a ueaire to say a iew woius.
. . -r i . : m J
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(TiiRsa i ;i aipr i a.KPi in naaiinur. nirv-nve
miles East and fifteen miles South oi
Roseburg. On the South side of Cra
ler Lake is tho Rogue River and Ft.
Klamath wagon load. Near the sum
mit of the Cascades, branches off an
other road very winding in its course.
This read leads up a very high moun
tain and when you get on top you are
on the brink of Crater Lake and can
look down in a deep bowl of water ap
larently black. Crater is surrounded
by a high wall, I suppose it varies
from three hundred to one thousand
. feet high; a part of its side is from the
sides . of several high mountains. I j
should think it five or six miles long
by four wide; grass and scrubby tim
ber grows to its brink, there are but
a few places where a person can reach
its water and with difficulty. In the
West end is a small island, it rnns up
to great height in the shape of a yam
hill and very steep. The best view
of the surrounding country can be had
from the North side.
Cratet might be justly termed the
eighth (wondes of the world; perhaps
thousands would visit Crater Lake an
nually if there was a more direct route
say a rtiute East from Roseburg, but
the surrounding scenery is as great as
Crater itself. A few miles South-east
is the waters of Anna creek a tributa
ry of Wood river. North of East isMt.
Scott here one gts noble views of the
country to the East, especially Klam
ath Marsh country. At the foot of
this mountain is the head of Sand
creek; ; about twelve miles north or
north east you can see a lake, its water
looks like a sheet of silver, such is
Diamond Lake, perhaps the most beau
tif ul stream of water in the Cascade
range. It is nearly as long as Crater
but not half so wide; its low banks,
sand beaches, and thousands of grass
surrounding it. A paradise for sports
men.' Geese, duck, deer, bear, and
occasionally antelope. A large mouCF
tain on the East, Co whom or so called
Theilson, the top is a leaning rock; on
the west side is old bally also a snow
capped mountain irom me iop ui ims
mountain .persons get. many long dis
tant views. I could mention many
nice sceneries in a few miles of Crater
such as the old volcano, near the head
of the South Umpqua, a high mountain
. if a west half blown off and a
high red edgo of iron cliff facing the
west in the shape of a rainbow. Four
small lakes and in places deep crevices
this and its surroundings is the finest
study for the geologists that I know of
in the Cascades, also a great place
for sportsmen. A short distance
north of this is Fish lake on South
Umpqua one fork of South Umpqua
runs through this lake and a few hun
dred yards below; this same stream
leaps over a two hundred feet fall.
The intention of this article is to
tell your readers that we have the
nicest scenery Jiast or Kosebur2 in
the Cascades and perhaps on the Pacific
coast, if not the highest mountains and
the finest natural scenery. C. L.
TEM I'EItA CE AO A l.
The question of Prohibition in the
future as in the past will be a factor in
politics and will no doubt figure ma
conspicuously in the coming June jec-
tion in Oregon than
on any previous
iviou
occasion. The Republican party has
in tho past, by professions of morality
which it did not possess profited by the
agitation of the liquor question and
drawn to its support by promises which
it never intended to fulfill, many ardent
woikers in the temperance cause. When
we sum up the temperance legislation
of the last twenty years throughout
the length and breadth of the land we
are confronted with the fact that the
record of this self assumed morality
party as a temperance party either state
or national is no better than the Bour
bon Democracy though the Republican
party has been in power nearly the en
tire time and had the power to have
enacted prohibitory laws had it been its
policy to do so. Durinj; all of this
time it has never as a party organiza
tion attempted to inaugurate such
system, but may appropriately . be
termed the champion of license legis-
ation which it has erected as an im
regnable fortress against salies of pro
libition. Ou the other hand Democ
racy stands pledged by its nationa
latforuis against sumptuary legislation
whatever mav be the views of individ
ual members upon the right to prohibi
the use, sale or manufacture of intoxi
eating liquors.
There is this broad and liberal plank
upon which the principles of Democ
racy are bottomed, the right of making
known the wants of the people by pe
tition or expression of their will and
the right of ihe majority to rule. The
proposed prohibitory amendment to the
constitution of Oregon was passed
through both houses of the lcgislatur
during the session of 1882, and wanted
only the ratification of the last legis
lature to have submitted it to tho vote
of the people at the coming June elec
tion. instead oi receiving the en
clorsenient wnicii it required tins pro
posed amendment was tabled and
an entirely new and origioual amend
mcnt substituted in its placo whatever
may have been tho object of the legis
lature or the members who had the
matter in charge, the fact remains the
same that their action has deferedf
vote upon this important measure for"
nearly three years. There is at least
a large proportion f the people of
Oregon who have manifested a desire to
vote upon this question, and it would
be anti-Democratic to deny them the
right, how ever strongly the Democrat
ic party or its individual members may
, bo opposed to sumptuary legislation.
How does the Republican party in
Douglas county stand upon this issue
will it assume the same attitude it did
four years ago when one of its dele
gates an honorable member from Wil
bur precinct in open convention pro
posed a temperance plank in the plat
form, the candidate for County judge
jumped to Tiis feet and moved to lay
the resolution upon tho table whnh
was done by almost a unanimous vote
where it remains awaiting the action
awaiting tho
of their coming convention.
A JVetP Road J'roposetl.
Roseburg wants a road built from
that town to Klamath county, Loping
to capture the trade of that section,
and is holding meetings to further that
project. In the event of Crater Iake
being set aside as a national park,
such a thoroughfare would be still
more beneficial. Such an undertaking
without public aid, would be very great
as it would involve the outlay of a
largo sum of money. Jackson county
has two roads leading directly to the
above country, which could be put in
good repair for a reasonable sum of
money; and it should be expended
very Boon, too. Times.
How do you know that it will cost
a "great deal" of money, and that we
must have "public aid!" If you know
this fact about the cost of the road, we
need not expend 8500.00 to make a
survey to ascertain that fact, for we
suppose you would tell us for less.
One man that has been over the route
many times says that a good cattle way
can be gotten for 5,000.
The Democratic members of the leg
islature from Hamilton county, Ohio,
were unseated by a Republican majori
ty without the formality of an investi
gation. Tbis high-handed usurpation
became a political necessity in order to
secure the return of John Sherman to
the United States Senate.
The duello is still an institution of
Paris. An editor has been discharged
from employment on Gil Bias because
he could not be hurried into fighting.
The duello, however, is a fit corollary
of abusive journalism. One is no
worse than the other, and possibly one
regulates the other.
The da s of polygamy, as an institu
tion, are unquestionably numbered,
and it is not likelv to survive the ad
ministration which has dealt it such a
tremendous blow. Piesident Cleve-
and has done more to extirpate the
abomination than all of his predeces
sors combined, and in view of what
has already been accomplished, it is
lardly too much to hope that the
problem will be fully solved before the
end of his term of office.
Republicans contest the election of
nine Democrats from Hamilton Co.,
Ohio. The Supreme Court (Republi
can) declares tho Democrats elected.
in Sherman wants to be re-elected.
(publican Legislature says the said
nine Democrats shall not have their
seats. Result: John is elected. Af
ter result: Ohio will 'o Democratic
in future.
Garland and Lamar seem to n-. some
what implicated in tho telephone scan
dal. VV e think it is largely a Ropub
lican measuie to injure the administra
tion, nevertheless we do not know, but
say emphatically, "let no
escape."
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aviiig lately titled up
i ilw STEAM
prcpartsd to furmsh lumber of all
Hard Time Prices.
Darn luinbsraud fending furnished
Ul
ATCli
CHICKS BY
with the Most Perfect ad Sneees-
iui aaaiukuoa ei ue uea.
TSI3 ORAIG
m
FOLDirJC IHCUBATOR.
simplicity itself . Nolampe aoexpiode. h omttenea, clockwork, remilattni, eeg-draweri. or other con
nccvo Eoioutoi oraer. cocoivr ezpenence, anu very little laoor aniTCime In opcrmtlnir. Need nt
chine, llatches all fertile egfra. The upper portion folds back like the lid of a trunk. The ten bm
Placed in a neat
rr . .1 ,75 r T-!. " wBwriumoiia. proper neat n main
5V I talneahy drawing off a part of the water twice day and replaclaj
IJJ llwltu bolung water, about lOqaaru at time for amalleriUe.
run with proiit
nrout
LAD I
mAatnwvfit.hlA
Tenn. From
Chicks tn the
42 TtonvsAir
know It Is the best one made. Yonr
plana for brooder are unexcelled.
. . . D.C.11ATC11.
' HonrDALK. 111. Third trial, out
of 7 ep hatched S chicks. Ilad
rery eoud suocess first trial. Nev
er had a finer lot of chickens.
UELLN OUNUOUFF.
8nKoir. 111. Tonr Incubator
beats all the hens for batching. I
et lis eggs nnder hen and have j
lOO EGGS 8IZ sis
OO 54
SOO BO
coo " o
1999 . V".f lwO
If you knew how cheftp I sell Hells
You would
Rl also deal in Tan
ESlIEItS
EvfiiNEs.
(The iKjst Boiler feeder
known) Steam
Uenei-al Agent for, Tl
Dirt. Send for circular
and prices.
Oregon.
GIVE
sM.iitiit,,Mmu.jB. 'tUfill' r Jjf
01111 1 y, OIUlGOii
most Moini.sintr in school.
. r li .t . f ....
as iiw as mat or many ol our Colleges,
ol Twelve "Weeks:
First yraJu Middle class. . .
Second L'rade Middle class.
Senior class
. 7 00
. 8 00
. 9 00
.....$12 00
2 50
...St 00 to 12 00
(JKORUE T. RUSSELL, Principal.
I.. i;KNSON, lVfidtiit., DRAIN, Or.
WHITE BRONZE
3IOMIMESTS
-AN D- '
STATUARY
Were awarded the
-GOLD MEDAL
AT
WORLD'S FAIR,
Xkw Oklkans,
18 8 -j - n
SUPERIDrTpJ
Monumental
Prices an
- Jacksonville, Oregon.
3XTSETT
KjS
THAT HE IS NOW PREPARED
SAW MILL on Soutb Deer creek, is
kinds on short notice at
on short notice.
J. J. WUITSETT.
M
on natural toll la t he lower portion and receive the nn
utnbi nniiintu bniviva sen at irom DUC 10 1 per fOUIHI.
''"'f "Brooder and will care for the ehlcki aa tone aa they
need artificial heat, that caving expenie of tpeclal brooder. Both ai
an lncu oator and as a Brooder It Is unsurpassed h any machine, no mat
terwhat the cost, and Is the afeat, cheapest and saoat easlla
at any season. Any person should h
at anv season. Anv nnmnn ahnnM . n.aina
TheCrafE Incubator can lia
the first time. It hatchet la from M i il days, and eauaia the bait
work of the hen.
ES.TT?11 ,n5nn' bo re sfrumrltng for pecnhlarj
Independence will And artlBclalrearlnir of poultri
Hrvtn In.liiatn. T . 1 .... , . ... K .
Does not Interfere with household duties. The same flrctliat Dreoarai
the meal can heat water for au Incubator. prepares
It requires the least possible capital.
XDepga I hatched l7
Cram Incubator. I
Rmsnrr. WTVimi, i
30 chicks. I iet 101 1n Incubatof
and have 91 good, healthy chicks
as a result. CW.IIA.vs.
Bivirtow, Keb. Hatched one
brood to get my hand In, fully 60
per cent of all eggi put In. No
trouble to keep an even tempera
ture. Shall ma Hell winter.
E. VAN DKUSEN.
ELtZARnrrow, N. Y. By o
InsrtheCralar lncnbatnel nonaM
my first attempts at artificial lnco
nation a complete success.
A. WALTEH uuuand .
F. D. CRAIG, OTSSMIS. North EranstonTilF.
rSEND 4 CENTS 1ST STAMPS FOR CATALOOl'E,
Contains more useful poultry Information than any ti book. Oesoribea
U'i'i-''' f"r hjnjiottses, brooders. Incubators etft.
TfAAJi HOW to MAHJB 1QOO per pent, preftl om 60)$t
for . Farms, ScnooLs or Churches
surely have one. . .
Mill Machinei-v. Pcmps. Inspirators
Fitting Goods, Belting, Oils. Also
ie pmiipman engine, uoal uu tor iuei. jno uust, no
Office Foot of Morrison Street Portland
ME A CALL,
Z T. WRIGHT.
nnUNlTYfrom ANNOYANCE
-j j! M a
s II lUs
aW f ft
H 1 Pat. Qot 30tM$33s J
IHadeenly of the fliieit ttml btvitejnal.
ttjr of tVliaM for withstanding beau
Every good thing Is CJountor
felted, and oonsumers are CAU
TIONED against IMITATIONS ol
these Chimneys Tnado of VERY
POOR GLASS. Sao Uia.tt.iio exact
label la cn each chimney as above.
The Pearl Top i3 always clear and
bright Glass.
Manufactured OXL.T by
GEO. A. E3ACBETH & CO.
Pittsburgh Lend Ulan Works.
FOR SALE BY DEALERS.
INSURE IN THE
STATE 1IUMM1 DO,
OK
Capital. . . . . . $100,000.00
Ta$ Farmer s eompany
Insures only Farm Property, Private
dwellings, School Louses a-id Churches.
Also Detached dwelling: m Cities and
Towns with contents.
I have also a few CHOICE FARMS
and stock ranches for sale on reasonable
terms.
David S. West, Agent.
Office,at Court House, Roseburg Or
RAILROAD TICKET
For 1,000 Miles
TO
St Andrew's Bay, Fist.
TIIIS beautiful Bay ami surruudiiiL'S are acknowl
edged by ail who have visited there t be Uio
lovliest combination ot fertile soil, beautiful fu!iavc)
fragrant orchards blue water, growing city, airl
absolutely perfect climate, IN SUMMER as well aa
in winter, to be found hi America. There it but one
Florida, and St. Andrew's Bay is its brightest Jewel
Prices for Business or Home Lots and Orchard
pTracta ranse from $5, 20, 817, &0, to $150, aud sales
were made to more than 3,000 different purchasers
wivnui we nrst sixtyaays. St. Andrew's wui cer
tainly beaotue the second largest city in Florida
within the next two Tears Projwrty is doubling in
valua ererv thirtv f1& itk va w rn ivc rrtiT a .
TION FOE 1,000 MILES TO TBACT PUUCIIASEUS.
Send 8c. stamp for illustrated paclhlet, containing
full details. Address principal business olfiae as
follows: ST. AXbREUTS BAY It. B. & LAND CO.,
227 MAIN STitEET, CINaXNATI, pIHO. :
. Dr. E. 1. PASBAg'entUaftlaD-J Oregon."
3
Oakland Furniture Store
E- B BERGr,
Hiis on hand a tjnll assortment of all
kinds of Furniture, which lie will sell
you at lower prices than ever offered
to the people of Douglas County.
He also keeps a fine line of Moul
dings for picture framing and window
cornice, from 10 to 50 cts. per fiot.
Also agent for a nrst class r-cwirnj nut
chine. j
EEPAEING OF ALL KINDS CF
FURNITURE, '
ORGANS '
PIANO'S ETC.
, Done at short notice and at reason
able rates.
Everything Made To Oudek:
GIVE HIM A CALU.
lix;al advertisements.
Notice Of Fiiml Settlement
Notice is hereby givea to whom it nay concern
that tho undcrsignod administrator of the estate of
Sarah Brown deceased, has filed his float sxcuunt as
administrator of said estate, and the county Jude
of Douglas County Oregon, has fixed Aril 5th, lss6
at the hour of 9 o'clock a. M. of said day at the Coun
ty Court house in said County and State as the time
and place fur the hearing of any and all objections
to said final account, and the settlement thereof.
C. A. Skiilbrkub
Administrator f said csUto.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, iu and
for the Countv of Itauglas.
"W. T. Kerley, Plaintiff
v vs.
J. 0. Flook, and Ellen Flook his wifa, F. 11. Nol le
and 8. M. Noble his wife, George Noble and
Marj-Noble his wife, Defendants.
Suit in Equity to foreclose a mortgage.
To F. H. Noble, 8. U. Noble, Oconee F. Noble and
Mary Noble the above named defendants. Vou and
each of you are hereby required to appear and u
r"?,r,U,,eom'lIaint on file ?aint "u in the above
entitled Court and Cause wherein W. T. Kerlev is
Plaintiff and J. O. Flook, Ellen Flook, F. II. Noble,
S. M. Noble, GeoiyeF. Noble, and Mary Noble aro
defendants, aam being aaait'oforecl.we a inor tiraira
on real projiertv, on or before, the first dav of th
next regular term thereof towit: on Monday the
3d day of Msy lasa. And you are herehv notified
that if you foil to appear and answer the said com
plaint, as above required, the said plaintiff will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded in the said com
plaint to-wit: For a Judgement aud decree of Jore
closeure and sale of mort(ra(fed premises described
In the complaint filed in this suit and the prooeeda
applied Us the payment of the eontu and disburse,
menu and Attorney fees of this suit and the exien.
ses of said sale and toward the pavment of said Lhl
mentioned in complaint and that plaintiff liave ex
ecution for the balance of said debt if any there be
and for such other and further relief as the Court
may deem proper. vourt
This summons is published by an ord.er of Eon. It
Attornej-s for PlainUff.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Land Office at Roscburr Oregon, January 12, lftSC.
fJ-OTICE IS HERE&T GIVEN THAT TIIE FOU
XI lowing-named settler has filed notice of his in
tention to maka final proof in siport of his claim,
and that aud proof will be made before tho Rezist?
or Receiver at Roseburg Land Office, on February 11
1886, rix: Iac Mathews Homestead No. 5.74S r..? the
E. of S. W. J W. i of 8. B. i Sec. S2 Tp. 26 S. R,
He names the foUowlng- witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of. said
hind, vis: Thomas Shrum, S. J. Shrum, Wm? StP
hen. all of Peterson', Mill, and R. L. Cannon, of
RoMbury, Oregon. F, Bksjamis
. Register,