Roseburg review., April 08, 1887, Image 3

ROSEBURG REVIEW
FRIDAY; APRIL, 8, 1887.
ntlLETARIAN LODGE
No. 8, 1. O. O. F., met
on Saturday cvcniuar of
cu h week at 7 o'clock, in their ball at Jlosehurg
Members ftbe order hi good standing are invited to
hi tend. Cv order of the N. O.
UNION ENCAMPMENT, No. 0, 1. O. O. F., meet
a'.O.id Fellows' Hall on the firntand third Thursdays of
each month. Visiting brethren invited to attend.
J. JASKULEK, O. I.
Jons CiiAKK, Scribe. .
ty LAUhElr LODGE A. F. M. WILL HOLD
each full moon. J, K, N. BELL, W. M.
P. Ddxcak, Skc. .
"A. O.V.W.
ROSEECRO LODGE No. 16, meeU the cecnnd and
fourth Mondays of each month at 7. SO P. M. in the
Odd Fellows Hall, j Members in (rood standing are
invited to attend. '
E. O. Hi ehii, T. Ford,
Financier. Recorder.
-MrtUMPQUA CH APTER, No 11, R. A. M., hold
fe'4 their regular comniuiiijations every first
and third Tuesday in each mcnth. All
LS8 members in stood standing will take dne and
timely notice and govern themselves accordingly
Visiting companions are invited to meet with the
' -hajH; when convenient.
N. P. BtrsxiLL, H. P.
Sikox CabcV Sr'v.
FOSEBURO CHAPTER No. 8 O. E. S. hold their
regular meeting on the first and third Thursdays
in each month. Visiting'siembcrg in good standing
are respectfully invited to attend.
Mns. J ilia Abraham, M. F. Rafp,
Worthy Matron. Secretary.
For Rent. Two furnished rooms, suitable
Tor single men in business in the city or for
small family, will J-ent with or without board.
Apply at this office.
The Gibes Memorial The framed reso
lutions ol the tor on the death of ex-Governor
Gibbs were presented to the widow Saturday
night by the bar -coiuuiilicc lion. J. F. Ca"
pies mnde a very touching presentation address.
Dressmaking. Mrs. J. N. Barker
would announce to the public that she is
now engaged in the dressmaking business, and
will guarantee satisfaction in fitting, character
of work and prices as well. Rooms in the
Library building near City Bakery.
Much Good Reading. The Review-
Is $2.50 per year, the San Francisco Week
ly Examiner $1.50 per year, and the Sunday
Examiner $1.50 per year making $5.50 per
year for all three papers. Now it you will
send to this office $3.50 in cash we will send
you all three papers for one year.
Treasurer's Notice. All persons hold
ing county warrants endorsed prior to Jan. 1st
1887 are hereby notified to present them at
the Treasurer's office in the Court House in
Roseburg on or before April II, 1887 as in
terest will cease from that date.
D. S. West, County Treasurer.
April 1st 1887.
IjOcj.Ii hrevities.
Corvallis Planing Mill. Messrs. Hurd
and Young have purchased the Corvallis
Planing Mill and are improving the same pre
paratory to the building season, which will
soon commence. 1 his firm is now prepared and -stationary just arnvea at w . ;. Moore s
to fill all orders for lumber and builder s ma- The Umpqua Hose Co. No. 1 will give an
tenal at prices to suit the times . We be- er.tprt.-iinment about the ISth. of next month.
"Down By The Sea."
Sunshine and showers.
County court this week.
: To-day is Good Friday. '
Next Sunday is Ostertag.
Trees are almost in full leaf.
Miss Binnie DeForest is coming.
The roads have almost dryed up.
Save your eggs for Easter next Sunday.
The Review one year and a good book
Garden implements at cost at J . C. Sheri
dan's,
for $2.50.
For first-class job work call at The Re
view office.
John Gotsill keeps the Depot hotel in first
class shape.
Mrs. D. S.West went to Wilbur this morn.
ing on a visit.
The Corvallis Chronicle is ccriainly an ex
cellent paper.
Take advantage of our premium offer and
subscribe now.
Dont forget the reception at the court
house to night.
Douglas county is out of debt, and money
in the treasury.
J. R.N. Bell will return home this eve-
ing from Salem.
Goods reduced to the lowest jossiblc prices
at V. N. Moore's.
Don't forget the entertainment given by
Miss Einnie DeForest.
T. C. Ward the photographer left this
morning for Pendleton.
Come and sec what you can get at W.N.
Moore's for cash at cost.
Build the bridges, vote for Cleveland and
subscribe for The Review.
W, N. Moore took a flying trip to his farm
in Round Prairie last Sunday.
Mr. Jeremiah Thornton is building a new
barn on his premises in this city.
Rev. Bonbam and wife are on a visit to
relatives in Ellensburg, W. T.
D. C . McClallan purchased a fine span of
horses from J. O. Booth this week.
G. A. Taylor is making an improvement on
his house by building an addition to it.
Road Supervisors blank receipts at The
Review office in abundance and'eheap.
Hardware, tinware, stoves, etc., sold
cheaper than ever at J . C. Sheridan's.
Rev. J. R. N. Bell will preach in Oakland
next Sabbath both morning and evening.
Mr. and Mrs J. C. Aiken spent Monday
visiting relatives and friends at Wilbur.
D. D. Fagan of the West Shore was in
town over Sunday on his way to Coos bay.
J. J. I limes and J. CofTman have gone to
Puget Sound. May success be with you boys,
A new lot of the latest stock of note paper
speak for them a large share of the public pat
ronage. Corvallis Chronicle.
Dentistry. Goto Dr. Bonham of Rose
burg to have your teeth extracted, his Ucal
anaesthetic as a pain outunder Jias no equal
applied to the gums fiye minutes renders ex
traction painless. Dentists not in Oregon
may secure the right to use the medicine from
Dr. - Bonham the discoverer. Particular at.
tention paid to correcting irregularities in
childrcns teeth of diseased gums.
Passes. In Cincinnati the newspaper
railroad pass question has been solyed by
agreement on the part of the newspapers to
accept tickets in pay for their advertising.
There is no reason why the same arrange
' ment should not be made here and else
where. The newspaper would actually need
to use in its business perhaps every ticket
taken in pay, and would have to hoard them
for emergencies. Eve. Dem.
Miss Edith Callahan a former typo of this
office went to Myrtle Creek last Saturday eve
ning to again teach the young ideas how to
shoot.
Miss Cora Benedick went to Mt. Scott last
Sunday to teach the district school at that
place. We bespeak for her signal success as
a teacner.
Mr. W. B. Rohrer who Las been attending
the college at Corvallis came up Tuesday
evening to visit his parents and friends in
this city.
give your children for coughs and colds
croup, whooping cough and hoarseness Gil
more's Magnetic Elixir. For sale at Mas
ter's drug store.
Mrs. Henry Smith of Round Trairie was in
town Tuesday and Wednesday. She is going
to leave Monday for Burns, Grant county, to
visit her mother.
The Marks-Crow land sale came off last
Monday at the court house at I o'clock p m
and the lucky purchaser was Frait Crow of
Eugene for $4000.
E. e. carr, of Daggctts Mills Pa., says he
saved the life of his child with croup by
using Gilmore's Magnetic Elixir. For sale
at Marster's drug store.
rev. e, j. whitxey of Chrksou N. Y.,
says Gilmore's Aromantic Wine for female
weakness, stands without a rival. For sale
at Marster's drug store.
Mr. Wm. Walker who has been studying
law for some months passed left for Civil Bend
last Saturday to teach the spring term
district school at that place.
Miss Fannie Fricdlander will be missed at
The Review office. She has furnished some
excellent essays for our columns, and as a
localizer she was par excellence.
Anyone subscribing for The Review now
will receive as a premium a book of over 5o
pages entitled "The complete Poultry Manual"
which every farmer should have.
Willis l. cllver of Pavilion, N, Y., say
that Gilmore's Magnetic Elixir cured him
Wv fe .
DISPATCHES.
;, MICHIGAN ELECTION.
The latest
iRHnrns Glee 3.0,
I Prohibition.
Against
Do I want, the
EARTH?
O, no! its my Brother Ike, in Cincinnatti
wants that.
J. JasK'ulck Want 8 Cash
and will give in exchange for a limited amount
of the same, the biggest bargains you ever
heard of in watches, clocks, jewclery,
ware, tinware, etc., etc.
hard-
Myrtle Creek yews.
Detroit, April 5. Returns from yester
day's election Me slowly coming inl and it
being settled that the republican tat,e ticket
has been elected by about 10,000 plurality the
interest centers on the prohibition amendment.
The Evening Journal says it is defeated by
8500 majority, and others claim the majority
will reach 10,000, but the prohibition commit
tee still cuvmthe adoption of the amendment.
This claim is based on the fact that all cities
have been heard from, wliiic country localities,
where the movement had its greatest strength
have not yet been fully reported, ;A11 figures
so far received on ths amendment are partly
estimated, and little confidence can be placed
ic them, although it seems probable the
amendment is deteated by a small vote . This
evening the prohibitionists claim that frauds
were committed against them in severaj
wards in this city, and say tliat several pre
cincts will be contested. It is asserted that
known prohibitionists were prevented from
voting; that ballots for the amendment were
destroyed; that the opponents of that measure
were allowed to vote several times, and that
votes against the amendment were purchased.
10:30 p. m. The latest figures on the
election place the republican plurality on the
state ticket at bcoo, while on the prohibition
amendment the opposition majority will be
it will be less than ;ooo. The Tribune
claims . a majority on the republican slate
ticket of from 10,000 to 12,000 and the Free
Press concedes 7000.
The Election of a Congressman From Tex
as to Succeed John n. Reagan.
Farmers nearly done sowing.
Fine weather but a little frost.
Large crops of corn to be planted in part of about 3500,
of I the valley this spring. j Midnight Tho later figures cut down the
: The farmers all look cheerful and happy for VOle f 2ainst lhe Prohibition amendment so that
there never was a better prospect for good crops
of all kinds than now.
..... Our band is improving finely, the professor
puts them through for all that they can stand
and he knows how to do it.
We need a shoemaker badly for ours left oh
short notice. J. Here is a shop ana tools all p.,ceTtvP tTw Anrll a Cnlnnpl
readyforoneheremustbeaprohi.) Wm. II. Martin, the Democratic nominee,
Mr. John Hall, Mr. Gridley and many was to-day elected to Congress from this, the
others have put out fine young orchards of Second, Congressional District of Texas, to
of a long standing Throat and Lung trouble, prunes from one to eight hundred trees each, j fill the uncxpireJ term of John II. Reagan,
For sale at Mrjsters drug store. We are glad to see that the attention of
The Misses Fricdlander and Miss Dora our farmers are turning towards fruit raising
Lewis gave The Review office a farewell or we "ave a country here that is well adapted
call last Saturday ere taking their departure I to that industry. - 1
for their new home in San Francisco. The last seen of Mat Ruckles he was going
Come to Dr. M. W. Davis of Roseburg towards the old bark shanty trying to pawn
to have your teeth extracted and take Vital his jack knife for flqur to make soup of those
lzed Air. No pain no bad effect. It is no canines after passing through the reducer,
humbug, all first class dentists give it. We understand that the pretty little nose of
Mr, A. A. Fink has made an improvement the Old Maid of the Plaindealer was put up
in his property now occupied by Dr. Graham with special reference to the use of the cclebra-
by having a new sidewalk laid along the front ted Parkala that we hear so much about. ;
C. J. Richie says that if the public wants
made vacant by the election of the latter to
the United States Senate. A very light vote
was polled. The Republicans presented no
candidate.
HEG1XXIXG OF THE EXD.
Almost Joined
The O. & C.
and C. C 0.
Together.
of it. Let others go and do likewise. j
Messrs. Jake Lehnhcrr, Bud Lewis and
Whitbcck left this week for the mifces on
Rogue river. We hope they will return with
their pockets full of the shining dust. j
Mr. D. T. Pritchard has opened a jeweler
Charles II. Lec, a civil engineer formerly of
Portland, but now with the Southern Pacific
Railway, writes as follows to his brother,
S. P. Lee, Police Clerk:
Across the Line, In Oregon, March 29,
1887. We moved to our present camp last
any thing in his line, blacksmithing, wagon Thursday, and are now about a stone's throw
repairing or painting just come to Myrtle to from the California boundary Yesterday we
.u 1 .1. . 1 , ,r mi crossed the same with the located line of rail
the boy that knows how. He will give you Three miles behind us the advance
satisfaction in every case. I force of graders is shoveling rocks at us from
Our friend Frank Oatman was thrown from P- J?' an advance.,..rfe b'us
cutters went 10 me suniuui uucuu ui u iu
IX MEMOMAM.
Of J . B. Brown who died at Oakland Jan ,
13th, 1887, aged 76 years 3 mo. 13 days.
Father has gone with the angels,
That dear voice we'll never hear more;
Oh weep not so, dear stricken children
He has gone to a far better shore.
Yes father you are now with the angels
They came at the close of the night,
And whispered their beautiful wooings,
And carried you out of my sight.
We miss you, oh we imss you dear father
Here in our circle below;
Yet we know you're only wailing
Where we all are wailing to go.
When we dwelt together here
What a happy life we led;
Now we are so lonely father
Since you're numbered with the dead.
Thou hast crossed the deep dark river,
Why should we ever weep?
In the arms of our dear savior
Thy tired eyes were dosed in sleep.
Polly Eu basks.
AT REST.
co rxir EXHIBIT.
and had his lec broken just above the ankle now stretchintr a wire to T. Hood s tent
- . - I ,. , , T. , .1-- 1-
joint. He is under the skillful care of Dr. Mc- Stages pass eacn way uaiiy oeiween mc ci us
Cartliy which means that he is all right
W. N. Moore will sell to anybody for cash
for thirty days groceries, and glass ware at cost
Ccmc with the cash and get goods at cost
atW. N. Moore's for the next thirty days
only.
For all kinds of job work neatly and
promptly executed call at The Review
office.
The new Masonic hall in the Caro build
ing will be dedicated on the 24th of next
June.
The Hose company were out trying their
hO?t one evening this week sprinkling the
streets.
Miss Annie Chenoweth and her sister, Mrs.
Stearns were visiting friends in this city last
Sunday.
L. Wimbcrly of Ml. Scott, will teach the
Cleveland school . He will commence next
Monday.
J . Jaskulck our jeweler went to Portland
in a hurry this week, and will be back in a
few days.
The sound of the hammer and saw can daily
be heard in our city. Who says our town is
not improving.
The drama "Down By The Sea" followed
shop next door to Parrott's boot shop, and his horse while attempting to jump a high fence the right of way and a telegraph man is
having had 20 years experience in this busi
ness will warrant any work done by him.
The irrepressible W. B. Clarke was in town
this week. His shadow grows no less, and
when he gets a railroad to Millwood we will
see his slender form in our city quite often.
rev. w. f. reqca, Baptist church. Aurora everybody and themselves. The receipts of Thc cnief js here also doing the planning,
Again a happy household is called to mourn
the loss of a dear one. As the deep shades of
night grew deeper, and all sought downy
couches, one home was gathered around the bed
side, where Lydia had fell asleep, to sleep the
sleep that knows no waking. After a lingering
illness of many, many weary weeks she passed
away March 25, 1887, at the residence of her
father Mr. Daniel Welker, Mt. Scott, Oregon
She was laid to rest in the Oak creek cemetery
amid the tears of many who loved her. She
was one of twelve children, six of whom had
already passed to their eternal rest. Weep
not parents, brothers and sisters, Lydia has
only ioined those cone before. ' Dear father
and mother, although your little group only
numbers five, remember how in paradise
grows your store. Mourn not for those gone
before, but doubly cherish those left with you
When you come to pass through the valley of
shadows, the sweet voices of your children
will be the first to welcome You home. The
sympathy of the entire community go out
to the heart broken mourners. 'Tishardto
part with one we love. For Lydia there is no
more toil, pain or suffering, she will never
know a heartache. She wasamiable, joyful and
kind, her young friends and schoolmates loved
her dearly. At homo where her hands were
ever willing, she will be most missed. No
more will her merry peals of laughter and jolly
jokes "reet us. Loved and dear one farewell
until we meet in the here after. Farewell.
"Hard 'tis to lay you
Within the cold and silent tomb,
Yet we shall meet you
Where care and sorrows never come,
Earthly treasures perish,
With loved and dear ones
To meet you in our heavenly home."
E. A. C.
The following is the financial conditioa of
Douglas county Oregon on the 31st day of
March 1887.' " " ' -
Unpaid orders July 6, 1886
Paid County Judge"
1 " School Supt
' " Treasurer
1 " Assessor
1 " Commissioners,,,
' " Clerk
' Sheriff aud Bailiffs
' Dist Atty and Assistants
' Witnesses and Jurors
1 Justices and Constable
1 For Paupers and Insane
1 " R-aads and Bridges
' " Election Expenses
1 " Imp'ts on Poor Farm
' " " "Court house & jail
' " Coyote scalps
' " Wood
' " Books, Stationary, etc
' " Printing, etc
' " Washing, medicine for
prisoners
4 " Coroners Inquest
' " Burying Dec'd Persons
' " Defending Prisoners
' " Mdse, etc
" Transferred to Common
School Fund
' " State Tax
' " Treasurers Per Cent
' " Expressage on Taxes
4 Interest on county Warrants
$ 16,716 So
- Coo 00
400 00
375 00
'.0555
142 40
1,585 82
1,487 87
353 50
2,405 30
141 90
2,08 21
5.398 21
483 OO
S75 68
93 20
379 0:
105 87
395 69
"3 55
31 00
20 95
67 17
25 00
12 75
11,217 93
5,749 19
94 72
32 72
1,079 44
Total Liabilities $ 53,486 37
assets.
Cash on hand July 6, 1S86 7,790 07
Rec'd from Taxes 33,738 03
." Fines (as costs) 715 00
" " Rent 75 00
" " Liquor Licenso 400 00
" " Peddlers License 34 OO
" " Ferry License 10 00
" " Costs 53 30
" "- Coos Co (burying Thos.
Devins)
" " Coroner
" " State Treasurer
" " Cancelled Warrants
MARKET RE FORT-
Rosebckg Market.
Wheat, t?bu.... ....... ....... 64c
Burr Flour, sack... $1.00
Roller Flour.,.. $1.25
Beans, $ lb. . . . .............. 4c
Butter, lb.... ... ....... ... .... 25c
Cheese, ? lb........ 25c
Eggs, $ doz.. ................ 10c
Lard, t?lb. .................. . 10c
Oatmeal t lb........ 8c
Commcal, lb.... ............ 3c
Cracked-Wheat. tb.. ........ . 6c
Potatoes, bu.. $1.00
Oats, 1? bu.... 50c
Hay, ton.... ...... .......... $I5i8
Wool, lb. . . 22c
Ham and Bacon, lb...... ..... 9loc
Dried Apples lb .... . .... . 5c
" Peaches. IOC
" Plums 5c
" Prunes... 10c
Bran, ton... $20
Chickens, t? doz $2.50
Xoticc to Tax-payers.
All persons who have not paid their taxes
must pay them immediately or extra costs
will be incurred. Our books and returns
must be made out in a very short time, hence
payment of taxes must not be delayed any
longer. B. C. Agee,
Sheriff.
FOR SALE. t
I have for sale a black Stallion, The an
imal is i62 hands high, weighs 1230 pounds
will be six years old in June next, is full blood
Moegan Si Mfssexger and is a fine roadster.
Parties desiring to purchase an animal of this
kind wil please call on or address Jessie J.
Baker, Camas Valley, Douglas Co. Or.
Shiloh'e Locals.
For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh,
Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. For sale by
W. S. Hamilton.
Croup, whooping cough and Bronchitis
'5 75 immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure. For
31 42 sale by W, S. Hamilton.
2271 66
89 20 I
Actual county Debt
verification.
$ 45.323 43
8,162 94
Unpaid orders (counted)
Assets on hand ( " )
County Debt as above
of track. We have about twenty-nine miles
vet to locate to Ashland. Most of the prelim-
The entertainment given last Friday evening I inary work has been done by the party ahead
by the ladies was a grand success. Everybody of us. It now beipns to iook more use tnc
Beginning 01 ine euu. x aui uui m uc
with transit planting the notes on the ground.
1 r .1 1 T
t-..i - 1 i . i I uenmuiiii: oi mc om. i
nau a i'i i line wrai mime saLiuiu wilii I
111., says that Gilmore's Aromatic Wine is
a household remedy an that no family should
be without it. For sale at ' Marstcrs drug
store,
Col. John Lane says that he likes cotton in
liis doughnuts about the first of April. They
are very much relished by a hungry attorney,
for upon such diet, lawyers and editors must I bloom.
subsist.
Call at The Review office and get your
blank deeds and mortgages with the note
printed in the mortgage. All kinds of blanks
on hand cheap. Call and see us before pur
chasing elsewhsre.
KEY. li. is. ewell, of Favilion, N. Y.
says of Gilmore's Aromatic Winf : "I be-
the evening was twelve dollars and fifty cents.
Outsider.
Deer Vreclc Items.
Gardening in full blast.
Weather beautiful and the sun shincth.
Plum, peach and cherry trees are all in
ful'
Grandma Cox is improvinsr from her .late
illness.
April fool day came and no one was fooled
after all.
The weather is good all that could be de
Sired .
In the Harness Again.
Washington', April 4. The old ship
5'Kearsarge" which sank the Alabama during
(he rebellion, in the famous fight off Cherbourg,
i' ranee, is to be refitted for active service .
. . . t
' Sorlh Myrtle Creek Items.
!
We had a heavy frost here last Saturday
pight.
Mr. Ludmgton of South Myrtle will preach
co vst l" covitr rnocEEDixas.
Miss Jennie Chiles has recovered from her at our schol hoUse next Sunday'
Bound Over. Charles Livin gston was
arraigned before Justice Gannon last Monday
charged with an assault with a dangerous
weapon on thc person of Sarah A. Taylor at
the Central Hotel on Saturday night, and was
bound over in the sum of $1000, to await the
action ol mc grand jury, ana tailing to give
bonds he was committed to jail. Prom the I by the farce entitled, "He's a Lunatic" will be
evidence it seems he entered her room and rendered soon.
drew a pistol which so frightened her that she impotency in man or woman cured by
ran from one room to another and finally Gilmore's Aromatic Wine. For sale atMars
jumped from lhe upper story window to the I iet's drug store
1 1.1 r. .. . ii r 1 i .11
-very severe injuries. I should call on W. F. Beniamin. RcadhLs
Ci erk Ai'P0i::tf.p. Rev. J. R. N. Bell, new ad. this week
editor and proprietor cf thc Roseburg Re- Buy your baking powder at W. N. Moore's
view, was yesterday appointed clerk of thc j and get a chance in a sewing machine and a
railroad commission. Dr. Bell came down handsome card, free,
irom Koscburg yesterday aiternoon and niea A can of tramps slrucl. tilotown th;s wcek
late illness.
Mr. and
Mrs. Willard Willis have moved
lieve it to be a most desirable remedy to be I to Roberts Creek.
The Noah brothers are going to their moun
tain ranch shortly.
placed in every family." For sale at Mar-
stern drug store.
Rudolph. Abraham Esq. oar boss cattle
king returned from a trip to San Francisco
last Monday morning overland. He says
California is on a stilled boom, and the shining
dust glitters continually. :
Miss Myra D. Abraham of Portland sent
Asher Marts Esq. a silk hat crown ornamented
with the monogram A. M. on thc inside in
large gold leaf painting. This young lady is
an artiste of splendid merit.
Thc little poem entitled "Journeying"
winch appeared in 1HE keview was an ex
quisite piece of poetic work, wrought by a
skillful mind. More of the same caste
would be acceptable to us.
Thc county exhibit which we publish this for a bountiful crop for Oregon never fails,
week was ordered by the last legislature, that Beautiful baquets can be gathered of wdd
the county clerk cause to be published the flowers on the mountains and in the valleys.
Miss Alice Mosher is enraged to teach the came up one day last week on a visit to rela
north Deer Creek school .
Mr. Samuel Whitsctt is improving rapidly
on the violin playing by note.
Roads arc dusty and buggy riding will be
fashionable for both old and young.
Liddie E. Genger is going to take music
lessons in Roseburg this summer.
Mr. Thomas Whitsett's little child is quite
sick and are sorry to say is no better.
The family of Mr. Dillard are visiting Mrs.
Cox their mother during her sickness.
The following are the proceedings, of the
April term of county court to time of going to
press.
LICENSE GRANTED.
To Stilly Riddle of Riddle, liquor license
granted for one year.
To Henry Wade of ScotUburg, liquor license
for one year.
To Gus Mitchell of Scottsburg, liquor license
for one year.
To Harry Brandt of Gardiner, liquor license
for one year w hen proof of notice is filed.
To Frink Yarrelman of Gardiner liquoi
license one year, when proof of notice is filed.
To T. C . Reed of Gardiner liquor license
for one year when proof of notice is filed.
In the matter of the application for a coun
ty road from Bairtts to French Settlement,
the following were appointed viewers to assess
damage. G. W. Center, John Tearce and
George Finch to meet at Roseburg, May ioth,
1S87.
In the matter of the application for a county
road from Looking Glass to Lenox gale. It
is therefore ordered that John M . Wright,
Frazier Ward and 1". M. Ciiteser are hereb;
appointed viewers and N. E. Britt surveyor to
meet at Wm. Cechrane's slore in Looking
Sunday Gass oa Thursday May. 26, 18S7.
to see his next bsst girl but unfortunately In the matter of thc application for a county
didn't find her at home. roaj from Cow creek to Green mountain min-
Miss Georgia Rutan ol Oakland commenced ;n ,i,strjct . It is therefore ordered that Geo-
school at the upper school house on North jvjiff Bougias Levens and II. D. Martin are
Myrtle last Monday. hereby appointed viewers and Wm. F. Brigcs
State of Oregon ss
County of Douglas
I hereby "certify thc foregoing is a true and
correct exhibit of the county finances of said
county on March 31, 1887. Witness my
hand and official seal April 4, 1887.
SEAL . T. R. Sheridan,
County Clerk.
WEATHER REPORT.
Myrtle Creek is quite muddy at present
caused by the mining farther up the creek.
Frank Oatman had the misfortune to break
his leg while out riding last Saturday evening.;
The Misses Ilervey and Rice of Oak Grove
lives and friends.
Jas. M. went down the creek last
Roreburg, Or. Month of March 1887.
Mean Barometer 29.589
Highest Barometer .-. . .29.900
Lowest Barometer 29.212
Monthly Range of Barometer .688
Mean Temperature 49-6
Highest Temperature. 81.0
Lowest Temperature 28.6
Monthly Range Temperature 52.4
Greatest Daily Range of Temp. 46.5
Least Daily Range of Temp 4.7
Mean Daily Range of Temp 22.3
Mean Daily Dew-point 40. 1
Mean Daily Relative Humidity.. 72. 1
Prevailing Dir. of Wind Northwest.
Total Movement of Wind Miles .... 2726.
Highest Veloc. Wind &Dir. 33 S. on nth.
Total Precipitation 2. 38
No. of days Which Rain or Snow Fell 12.
No. of Foggy Days o.
" " Clear ' 5.
";C " Fair " 12.
" " Cloudy " 14.
Dates of Solar Halos 9, 12, 15, 19, 23,26, 27
Dates of Lunar Halos None
(Light 12, 27. 29, 30
Dales of t rosts
Killing.... 19, 20, 21, 22
Dates of Thunderstorms. None.
Shiloh's cough and Consuption Cure is
sold by us on a guarantee. It cures Consump
tion. W.S.Hamilton.
That hacking cough can be so quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarrantee it.
For sale by W. S. Hamilton.
Sleepless nights, made miserable by
1 5,05 1 89 tnat terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the rem-
t,B53 95 eJv for vou Ior saje by w S- Hamilton.
Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer is guar
anteed to cure you. Sold by W. S. Hamilton.
Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath
secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
50 cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold by W.
S. Hamilton.
Shiloh's vitalizer is what you need for
Constipation, Loss of appetite, Dizziness, and
all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75
cents per bottle. Sold by W, S. Hamilton.
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Special Bulletin for March
Temperature: The mean temperature
(49. 6) was i.9 above the normal; the high
Mr. Walter Bentzcn of South Myrtle spent surveyor to meet at Gilnatncks on Thursday estai anu lowest 2a .0; two ciays 11 was ue
. I . 1 a . 1 1 r
lat Sundav in lb s ncichborhood. wonder April 2S 1SS7. low ine ireezing pouu. nwiau;
what his business is.
which outnumbers any gang we have seen for
some time. Look out.
Mrs. A. C. Jones who has been quite sick
for sometime with lung fever, we arc glad to
say is much improved.
The beautiful sunshine, blen:ling with thc
his oath of office with the secretary of slatei
and will begin at once to attend to the dutie8
of his new position. Dr. Bell is a gentleman
in every way qualified to fill the responsible
duties which will devolve upon him. His
appointment will give great satisfaction wher
ever he is known. He will retain his pro
prietorship of the Roseburg Review, and April shower, make the crystal drops of spring
place its management in the hands of some J time lovely to behold.
responsible person. Statesman. WE warrant Gilmore's Maguetic Elixir to
tt f . .1.. . relieve the Asthma in one minute. For sale
of The Orcgdnian are to look upon the face at Meter's drug store,
and form of their old friend, P. B. Johnson of Butler Atterbury brought a load of bacon
the Walla Walla Union, perhaps for the last to town from Mt. Scott last Tuesday which
time. He has just made his farewell trip - to he sold to Barker & Willis.
- Pni 1 ' I V!. 1 V I rr-l . I 1 f 1. : I
He leaves us to-day. Passes now expire. ;n Roseburg by last j Tuesdays freight. Our
Nevermore can he come to Portland; never-1 merchants mean business,
more can we goto w ana vv ana. it may oe Mlss uinnie DeForest accompanied by
lor the c;ood ol the country that mends are Miss Ana Byars win givc an cntertaliinient on
thus ruthlessly separated, but we can t see it Tuesday evening, April 19th
and don t believe Johnson can cither, rare
well, old friend! May we meet were passes
are never revoked! As for the public, we
trust it will pardon this emotion and respect
financial condition of the county on the first of
April and October of each year.
We see a large advertisement in the Cor
vallis papers as follows: Hurd & Young, Cor
vallis Planing Mills, which shows a healthy
sign in a financial way of our friend L. L.
Hurd . Success to you my boy.
Mr. R. B. Lane returned from Drain last
Monday where he has been for the last month
in the employ of Drain & Co., posting their
books . He will begin teaching a term of
school on Deer creek next Monday.
Mr. Ried Dean a former student of our pub
lic school has been spending a few days in our
city. He
about two
Mr. Jas. Dunnivan went up to the mines
vesterdav. situated I? or l5 miles above here
Everybody done seeding and are looking I Li remain a couple of w eeks.
Miss Mary Rice left last Sunday for Deer
Creek where she noes to teach school. Her
brother Joe, will teach on Roberts creek.
Mrs. Ramey, moiher of John Ramcy ar-
The
in it, mniipr nl ih.. rn.nl work i.f Nicholas total precipitation (2."?8 in.) was I.06 inches
Furlontr. C. L. Goodrich. Robert Thomason, below the average. It lell Irom the 2d to 7m,
Win. Pool and John Pool. It appearing to 14th to 1Mb, and on 31st,
Cure J or. Flies.
Piles are frequently precededby a senas
of weight in the back, loins and lower part
of the abdomen, causing the patient to sup
pose be has affection of the kidneys or neigh
boring organs. At times, symptoms or in
digestion are present, flatulency, uneasiness
of the stomach, etc. A moisture, like pers
piration, producing a- very disagreeable itch
ing, after getting warm, is a common attend -
ant. JbTind, Bleeding and Itching files
yield at once to the application of Dr.
Bosanco s Pile remedy, which acts directly
upon the parts effected, absorbing the tn.
mors, allaying the intense itching, and ef
fecting a permanent cure. Fnce 50 cents.
Address, The Dr. Bosanco Medicine Co.,
Piqna, O. Sold by Dr. S. Hamilton,
A Suggestion to tlie Traveling Public. '
Tourists, emigrants and mariners find that
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is a medicinal
safeguard against unhealthful influences, upon
which they can implicitly rely, since it pre
vents the effects of vitiated atmosphere, un
accustomed or unwholesome diet, bad water,
or other conditions unfavorable to health.
On long voyages, or journeys in latitudes ad
jacent to the equator, it is especially useful as
a preventive of the febnlle complaints and dis
orders of the stomach, liver and bowels,
which are apt to attack natives of the temper
ate zone sojourning or traveling in such re
gions, and it is an excellent protection against
the influence of extreme cold, sudden changes
of temperature, exposure to damp or extreme
fatigue. It not only prevents intermittent
and remittent fever, and other diseases of a
malarial type, but eradicates them, a fact
which has been notorious for years past in
North and South America, Mexico, the West
Indies, Australia, and other countries.
Thc total for sea-
Mrs. G. W. Genger has quite a number ofl
little ducks and turkeys and also little chickens.
The son of Mr. Otey Bcone has been quite
ill but is much belter under the care of Dr.
K. L. Miller.
A great many are sick in this locality and
all are improving under the skillful treatment
of the physicians.
tjuite a number ol Koseburgcrs were en
joying horse-back riding and also enjoying
the fresh mountain breezes. . ;
Mr. and Mrs. Deverul late of Ashland
rived at Myrtle Creek last wcek and will slop
awhile with her son, who lives up the creek.
Myra.
ai
Wants His Wife. Yesterday Thurston
Kearns swore out four warrants in thc court
of Justice O'Donald, for the arrest of Angus
Shaw, Mrs. Angus Shaw, Wm. Shaw and
Scott Shaw, all of Stayton. These parties
are charged with enticing and inveigling away
from Kearns his wile, Rachel Kearns, nee
Shaw. The warrants were placed in the hands
Syrup 0 Figs.
Manufactured only bv the California Fis
the county court that the aforesaid persons son (from July 1st) is 33.15 in., 3.93 in. above Syrup Co. San Francisco Cal. is Nature
have no access to the county road except by a the average. 4-84 inches is the average April Own True Laxative. This pleasant liquid
... r , , ., . , , r... - n 1 fruit remedy may be had of Dr S. Hamilton
private way it is luereiore oracreu uiai uicy ue anu xuuy p'"". at lifty cents or one dollar per bottle. It is
exempt from labor on the county roads in dis- Trees in blossom on 4th and leaves budding tne m06t pleasant, prompt and effective
Irict No. 45 for 1S87, and that supervisor give on 23rd. Frost on 8 mornings, but not sum- remady known, to cleanse tne system; to
au ... ii., i r. rvir;..c n-imfri Mem in An nnw el.imnfTc. The month has been I act on tne Liver, jvianeys ana ixiweis gen
UtU.uU,.,a.u.u, w -..j , o-- - --I.,.. i. - U.,l.l..
1 1 :r!! All . .J. fl "J uu muiuucuii , umii uun.iJvo,
w"" "."-... - - n-1(l!, -nA F.,. en-o Constination
help L.ACH uuii-.K. 11 you wani jour crops promise a large yieiu.
town to thrive, make all your purchases at I Dates of frost at Roseburg Oregon for
home; give your own mechanics the prefer- months named, from opening of signal service
ence; when you want anything go out and office to 18S6 inclusive,
00
these manly tears. Oregonian. We join in
the wail, and wipe our weeping eyes until
our eld bandana is nearly ruined. Ed. Re
view.
Our efficient marshal has been ailing lately,
but he is now able as usual to corral all high
pumpers that may come along.
M. Josephson the boss merchantman ac
companied by his better half went to Portland
this week to be gone a few days.
The draw of the bridge at Portland was
I. Fricdlander and I swung this week and worked well. The
bridge will be completed in a few days.
Miss Binnie DeForest will give an elocu
tionary entertainment in this city Tuesday
moved on Wm. Ingram's ranch, and we
. .... .
says he is going to Missouri in welcome we are gmu 10 nave
weeks. Several young ladies are I midst.
1
sorry to see him go, but they hope he will Thert imust be a wedding on Roberts creek J wul j,e remembered that sometime last No
soon return, or Deerereek, the young folks are purchasing vpmlr Kearns e'oDed with Rachel Shaw.
buy from those who are your townsmen and
patrons, and thus keep your money at home.
If you want a pair of boots or shccs get
them at home; if a suit of clothes is wanted
see if your home tailor can make them before
sending abroad, and if you want a job of
printing done, don't send away or give an or-
Year
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01 wepuiy vroisan, auu .ic Cm dertoa runner for a foreign office if you can
get it done at home as well and just as cheap,
0 1 1 ton nnrl sfrvorl the warrants on the Darties.
besides serving a number of subpeenaes. It
Take Wise of the firm of Wise -Bros, & Co. I furniture already and preparing. Sail
the leading merchants of Myrtle Point, Coos j Doats gentleman, thats the way to do,
county, who formerly was clerk for S. Marks
& Co. in this city, was here a few days 0iis
week visiting his many old time friends. Jake
is a thorough and enterprising business man.
1
The Drain Normal school is having a ya
your
G. i
Kellogg Items.
Farmers about finished seeding. -Ralph
Dimmick has gone up thc country on
I married her, and lived with her about six
weeks when her folks succeeded in getting her
away from him. They have since then re
fused to let him see her except in the pres-
ence of her parents or some of the family
Kearns thinks his wife wants to come back to
In short, help each other and in that way help
yur own town.
Terrible Accident. A report has
reached this city which tells of a horrible ac
cident which occurred yesterday morning in
1 the Siskiyou mountains. Ewing's Uncle
Tom's Cabin troupe was
Colds and Fevers; to cure
Indigestion and kindred ll's.
The Verdict Vnanimoxis.
W. D. Suit, DruggbtBippus,Ind., testifies:
'I can recommend Electric Bilters as the very
best remedy. Every bottle sold has given re
lief in every case. One man took six bottles
and was cured of Rheumatism of 10 year,'
standing." Abraham Hare, druggist, Bellville
Ohio, affirms: "The test selling medicine I
have ever handled in my 20 years experience,1
is Electric Bitters." Thousands of others have
aided their testimony, so that the verdict is
unanimous that Electric Bitters do cure all di
seases of the Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only
The following are resolutions adopted by j a half dollar a bottle at Marsters & Co's. drug
the Prohibition Amendment League at their j store,
last meeting. . -Whep-eas,
The Prohibition Amendment
. 9, 10 11, 5, 30. 7t 6. 4 18, 7fnow
APr- 14,23 6, 12,16,24 '8
6 3- 6 24 27. 19. 14. 4, o, 1, 2
May 25,30, 19. 30.3I
B. S. Pague,
Observer,
Signal Corps U. S. A.
RESOLVTIOXS.
Farewell. Hon. W
family left Roseburg their old home, for San
Francisco their new home last Monday morn.
ing. The masonic lodges and chapteis had
taken preliminary steps to give Mr. tried- evening, April 19th. Admission 25 els
mnoer ana ms giauu Thc fitst meel; of the masons in their
ovation to-night, supposing he would leave 1 hall last Wednesday evening,
10 morrow, our ms ousmess icrnunaicu sner the met on Thursday evening.
man ne expeciea, nence nis earner acpanurc,
cation and the following students came 'up of the Wilbur ladies could probably give m-
this wsek going home for rest and recreation. 1 formation.
Mr. Robert and Miss Rosa Green, Mr. O. C. I .The enterprising gentlemen, Messrs. Smitf
and Miss Ella Brown, the three last of whom I and Mauoin will begin putting up a saw mill on
will graduate this yeai. Wagoner creek next week which will be of
The first number of the Hornet, published 1 great benefit to this neighborhood.
by W. T. Hoffman, of Corvallis, has reached Our district school began Monday with
Bro. F. desires us to say however "that he
and family take the will for the deed, and wilj
ever remember his many kind friends in Rose
burg." The schoolmates and young friends
felt that it ought not to be, that they
must say farewell to each other. A more es
timable lady, kind hearted, relieving the dis
tressed, than Mrs. Friedlander you will scarce
ly find. Without doubt the citizens of Rose
burg regretted very much, that Mr. Fried
lander felt that he must leaye us, finding that
a better business opening was offered in the
city of the Golden Gate, "down by the sound
'ng sea." Farewell kind friends, but we hope I iXii hearty.
to meet again. lor S04
The Depot hotel is convenient to the depot
and you make no long walks of mornings to
get to the train . Stop at the Depot hotel.
ladies is life and health worth preserv
ng? If yon think so, use Gilmore's Aro
matic Wine. For sale at Marster's drug
tore.
The Fakir got away wilh a few of the boys
in Roseburg last Friday afternoon. But it is
all right, some people must learn by experi
ence.
Geo. . Jones the carpenter, returned
from Smith River this week looking hale
He will remain here a week
Excitement In. Texas. 4 .
I AwnSamAnt. Iinslman aiicuu! in fit
I vimnnion in the slate of Oreuon is and should! .... .n ... , n. l.vi.
crossing the moun-1 1 . - - . 0 t vicinity 01 rans, lex., dj ine remariLoi
crossing me mouii 1 . . , movcmen. I otCT c- .r v fVrW vhn wm m
tains in the regular stage, and the team be- Rrsoi.ved. That the fieht isar?ainst the linuor hetoless he could not turn in bed, or raiso -
' . --r . . . ... . . .
business, probably of great importance, some nim) and he takes this method of recovering came fnghtened and ran away, throwing out Uafi-c j. u inst no party, it is in the h8 head! every 7 8aid !?a aldyi??!
preliminary examination will be the occupants ot thc stage, killing tne anver interest o nQ hlical art Every voter consnmpuon.. nai ooo ox r. ..u-
her
1 ne Drenminarv examination win ue ure" '""' "'u"-, ........ fa .... nirpdn nn noimcai mrtv. Kvprv
' i t:..i. -r vl r r -v- s
held to-day in Justice O'Donald's court and sosevereiy injuring uwc iu his vote M he pjg without ; any
Statesman. died irom me euec.s 01 ner wuuuus. u.- vrlr;;;n u-1K nn,,ir:
ther particulars were received.-Stalesman
Prohibition Amendment Leacue.
The League was called to order by the pres
New Discovery was sent him. Finding re
lief he bought a large bottle and a dox 01
way expressing his political opinions or preju- j Dr. King's New Life Pills; by the time he
had taken two boxes of Pills and two bot-
h&d
our table. It is, as its name implies, a stinger. I quite a full attendance but Cap. will most
It starts off in this strain: "Dead beats, j tin likely not attend this term as Mrs. D. is
. . .. . ... . . ' ties of the Discovery, he was well anu
Immigration Agent. -J. B. Tichenor for itseu the exclusive nonor 01 submitting iBad j fleah thirtV-ii x oounds.
ident Mr. Beniamin. music bv the choir, after was last Wednesday appointed by the county the amendmant. Trial Bottles of this Great Discovery for
nnrnwn I W.Miller. Hon. D. W. court, immigration agent for Marion county, I- B.esolved, That without distinction of Consumption free at Marsters & Co,
J J J 9 . . , . - , r -1" C. r 1 1 .. .. ...! .1.-
StMrni nf Oakland onened h a address bv re- without pay. Working ior nencincKs aau- c.eeu, fau, 01 F.CviuuS .1.
horns and delinquent officials will be most teacliinir instead of Miss KTc'., whom the
desirable prev. 10 all such it savs; "Hear I i,m ..len tn me-pt nt the stare sta
- ' 7 1 ..j'w a - r
ye, near ye, lor the Hornet is abroad in the tion. "BiLLY,
land and ye know not the moment when it
may light upon you like a Tune bur on a sweet I Sabbath School Contention
potato vine."
Lee Bell.
Sec.
An invitation is hereby extended to each j another part of this issue. Rev. Mr. Post
Mr. B. Cannon came in from Rogue River ! Sabbath school in Douglas county to elett I was elected to address the League at their
this week and reports that stock have done one delegate to attend a meeting to be held J next regular meeting. The League adjourned
well in that section during the past winter, in the Presbyterian church of R oseburg on I to meet two weeks from next Monday;
He also says mining in that section is below Tuesday evening, the 1 8th of this month for
par at present the miners not having begun the purpose of organizing a Sabbath school
work right. He says there is an old man convention. If the delegation decide: to or-
out there in the mountains named Johnson ganize, they will be called upon to appoint
Diezes in a helpless condition and should be the time and place to hold the : convention,
rescued or he will perish. He has means and to make such other preliminary arrange-
sufficient to! support himself if he was out, but ments as they may deem prudent. I Superin-
cannot get tout without assistance.
btinir a nan of his recent trio back east and bert, real estate agents, Mr. "Rchenor will bilion cause a hearty welcome is offered to all
I or 1 . - .... 1 i I 1 . 11 r-11 ! - t. :.t. .1 1
then moke awhile on the amendment. Af- soon ssue and puunsn oroaacasi circular, ue- who i in, iuio ran. uu us. in uic grcai
ter recess a motion was made to chancre the scriptive of Marion county and her resources cause now pending before thc peophrof Ore
" i . .1
meeting of the Leamie from Tuesdav to Mot.-' and advantages. Marion county proposes to gon,
day evening which was carried. Resolutions have her share of the-immigration
were read and adopted which you.-, will see in
NECROLOGY.
STEPHENS. At Oak creek April 3rd,
of typhoid fever, Jeptha, son of Wm. Stephens !
aged about 15 years. His mother died a few-
weeks ago. The father and family have the
Iesolved, That this alliance recognizing
the enormous xwcr of the press expresses its
earnest hope that all of the editors will not
only open their columns to all communication
Just If hat They All Say.
Hon. D. D. Havnie of Salem, Ills, says he
uses Dr. BosankoVCough and Lung Syrup in
his family with the most satislactory results,
in all cases of Coughs, Colds and Croup, and
recommends it in particular for the nine ones.
Sample bottle 5 cents at W. S. Hamiltons.
JOHN H. VATES, I of Batavia, N. Y., says:
."I cheerfully commend
Your aromatic wise;
Zieer Fills. ; C
Use Dr. Gunn's Improved liver Pills for
suporting the carrying of the amendment but Saliow Complexion, Pimples on the face and
.. Til il t - . 1 -1 . a m
win mrewuieir own weigm into me campaign rBiliousness. Never sickens or gnpes. Uniy-
on behalf of home against the saloons. one for a dose. Samples free at W. S. Ham-
KPRftlVPn. Thnt thm lmnrinr 9lli4nrA I . . '
.1... r :. mm:f ; n,: ' - r - mons.
,..atu, w . w....,, ... tenders its sincere and heartfelt thanks to the
second bereavement, in tne micist 01 me we
areinacaui. Mi,;tr or,
Ai!-. j umvuviinviu uu vmvi 11UM CUlVv I
legislation.
about 12 miles from Camas valley
people of Camas should see that he
.for
It did new life and vigor send
He is j tendents are urged to place this matter before j Through this weak frame of mine.
and the J their schools at once. For further particulars
is cared address the County Secretary.
Of Sabbath Schools, Roseburg, Or.
It did for all my stomach ills
More than the doctor and his pills."
For sale at planter's drug store,
)
The Perfection ' - . .
Of the ace in the medical line is the liquid
fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs, manufactured
Resolved, That Mopy of these resolutions j only by the California Fig Syrup Co., San
be furnished to The Review and Plaindealer Francisco, Cab - It a agreeable to the taste,
indebted to the undersigned firm to come for-1 with a request that they publish them in their j acceptable to the Stomach, harmless in its na,
ward and settle and save costs. 1 next issue and that they also be spread upon 1 ture, painless yet prompt ana morouga ui iw
CARO BROS. the journal of this alliance. action. For sale by W. S. Hamilton.
NOTICE.
Is hereby given to all knowing themsel-s
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