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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG REVIEW ISSUED MONDAYS A'Js D THURSDAYS?' by ) rOT?. TT?VTTCW PUBLISHING CQf. I .r,.,1" I J... it. li dhuu, y j TERMS. One Year - - - - - . - S?00 Six Month - - - - - - - - f 00 1ST Obituary notices of not more than ten lines ' published free; additional lines will be chargtl for ai iae rate oi wn tcuw jw MONDAY, MARCH 4, 188 s At, Am ao vxni. The exDensi . e session of the last lej islature leads tha Ureqonian to re- mark , sive one the state has ever hai Sec- retary of State SlcBride estimated the cost o tne session at i4U,uw, ana tne m -.1.1 a r .1 .-11 e I legislature. w muse uue auuwaucu turi ' 0 r . ' I an- r1iwrn.nrv nne war or the other. I appropriated 842,000 for the purpose . Thi mnnnt. Tt has been found, will L ' . . , 1 not cover the cost of the session, which l will Desomowhero between the arnonntr appropnated anrt S54D.UUU, as com- r,H with SU0.435in 18S7.S30.000 1873, and $12,000 in 18G8. . And also the same journal continues in the same strain: . Committee cleik hire for the Mate legislative session aggregated 15,000, thus beating the record of the previous . fiinnA session oy aoout wuu. uemswuiB i-:-t- v.. u 1 4.1, of lligu, vuv liiio w-g.ycio niAjr wijr iuuv 1 have them, and the part of the dear neonle. their admirincr constituency, is g X 7 o 1 to pay for the luxury. It is said that tne cjerKS empioyea uus year were handsomer than those of former ses- sions. This being the cape no grumb- ling is permissible. As a matter ot tact there was a ' , . , shameless expenditore of money, and if our Governor had given some atten- . . 7. . r . . . under his eye he would have included ' I i, i-v ,;. co , . . , .., , , .i R.R. Commission bill when he said, mac tne state wouia ue reneveu oi a i . . i i iii"-fr t ff sion "Board and its clerk would also be relieved of all work, except the onerous work of drawing their salaries quarterly and riding on free passes all over the state." We notice that Mr. Connor makes a very severe charge in his communi cation against Joe. Simon and the Portland Republican nng, , because they defeated every '.till or proposition that looked to the amelioration of the -laboring roan, yet on the other hand, they favored the rich man at all times. There is a lack of honest indepen dence with many Legislators. The trade theory was quite apparent this year. f'You vote for my measure and I will support yours" whs a maxim of the last assembly in Oregou. This is far from commendable, and in some instances leads to downright dishon esty. Bro. J. NV. Watts has been "white washed" by the senate. That body would not believe Mrs. McPhearson, nor would they believe the affidavit of the young lady in reference to Watts' requirement of her to give him one dollar per jday of her salary provided, he secured for her a clerkship, which he did. The East Qreyonian talks thusly about the matter. Senator Watts, of Yamhill, accepted twenty dollars as payment for his in fluence in getting the claim of Mrs McPhearson through the legislature. . At the end of the session the charge was made against the senator, and he denounced it as an infernal he, but Mrs. McPhearson mildly stated, in a womanly way, that she did promise the- (dis) honorable "Fogg Horn" twenty dollars for his services. Did anyone ever hear of such baseness in a senator before? Senator Watts' term has expired and with it his usefulness to the people of Yamhill. He pretends to be a minister, is a temperance advo cate, a lover of hicrh moral ideas, nhd a member of the grand old party, yeti he is found selling hirusftlf for trontv I dollars and accepting that from a widow in needy circumstances. This is the man who wants to be United States marshal under President Harri son's administration. Will ha be, is the question. t The Review's new departure has met with such flattering success that we now find that when we begin the publication of our daily, that we will have to continue the semi-weekly, therefore we bid adieu to the weekly issues for good and for all. Weeklies, even as country newspapers, are to the public mind as vehicle i for conveying the news, as the stage coach is to the traveling public for transjiorting goods or passengers. Both the weekly and stage coach are too slow m their respec tive orbits to meet the demands of this wide awake part of our country. The Herald says that we "imitate." Certainly we do. ' Covet the b-st gifts," said a wise man. "Wise mJi change, fools never cx" We bet&ved you, and "imitated" you. Is it not right to '"imitate" a good thins? While it is true that the Herald man agement has done so :e thing iu the last few years that 3 should not like to "imitate" and; for which they are "sotry," yet we do not fo.' a moment think that no good can ccme from them. They should r ot claim a mo- Children Cry for ZtTp we concluded to lnaku une like with some modern improvements. We have done iust that thina, and . the It only advantage they lave -. over us is, jave a yattnt on their paper, and we have not. THE TRAP si'Jtusa ash cavout ins:. We abided cur .time and beautifully c. . - , See how mad '- caught Bro. Ik-njurivn, he cets in his last wo-k's issue as fol lows: : Hie itEviEW asss us to say yes or no to his questiorirdid you not claim to l be the ed tu-of The Review? "Ye say most j -tiituatically no, and what is more not &Dy M ver - V f7 bUC" - 10 . e :.'..' Nnw lh -nrnor arul trntli ia Mr - I - - 1 fw tj t .1 -j .. 7 Clare B. lrvin manager of Ihe Camtal Journal told us the circumstance and - .- n -.r. tuuu"ui ii was luiiuv. wiuts an. jur. 1 .... ." ,r J rt: "U1 ulu "lw luc "l C Jorna? and introduced him- self as the "editor of The Review This was about the beginning of the W legislature. He inauired for Mr. Bjars, and then indulged in a brief .ftliwrat;nn ' wJfi. lir- lrvin Knvr . . , Bro. Beniamin ououirht to be ashamed - - ,. of voui-self to sav that, vnii "d r! -int. j - - - .1 j . believe any one ever told us so." Uow- r,o .ti.Q i.oVia r ti,Q " J vug ut 4. ' v Vi . I . , - . . antT . . V"D "a ulu,tT 1 "u"' mai- Saturday's Capital Journal: lTistonfc Ilia ritru Wctiii. I One day. not Ion- a2o. a tall, slim sentleman, whose whiskers hung in modcsfc drapory Q,er h-g shirt frQnt waxed themselves to a point, called on Ii ii . ir i.. . ., nimsen as iur. eauor oi tne t t !- 1 xwsstuLiii; xviivitw. tvs we Knew ic could not be Bro. Bell, crown so slim, , . . V . p - ' 1. 1 laughed, and he laughed, and corrected should have said Review when he j meant J'laindealer. The joke was on I him and it is over this thnt brother Bell and Beniamin are at war. So mote it be. The muddle into which the state has been thrown concerning this rail road commission business will be laid at the door of Governor Pepnoyer. This could and should have been avoided by him. Even the Demo cratic papers of the state believe that the Governor erred in trying to handle this matter. The Beaton Leader has the following: The railroad commission is m a snarl. It is probable that Mr. Slater will contest the legality of his removal. The two commissioners appointed by the Governor will also probably sue for their places and salary attached thereto. Then if the Governor should appoint three more at the end of ninety days, they will sue. It will take the supreme court forty day3 and forty nights to untangle the mesh that has been woven by Hi3 Excellency. The only point that we cared to press in our discussion with the Plaindcaler and "Taxpayer" about one year ago was that Democratic administrations were not any more, iind we believed less, ex pensive in running public alT.iirs than the Republican administrations. We made our K)ints-good tlifi, and this last legislature only con (inns all of our statements, and hence the Vlaindealer saw, and tat illy acknowledged that he was whipped. Jf we could only break that journal of the habit of wriggling and Kouirming and dodging the issues. we would do the jteople a gmit good. Uacklens Arnica Salve The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chsppcd Hands, Chilblains; Corns f.r.d all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles or no pay required. It is guarantees - 10 S178 Perfect satisfaction, or money refunded- Price 25 cts et box. For sale by V. S. Hamilton. When Kabj- ttiw sick, vrn save her Can tori a, ' Wlion alio htm a Child, she cried for Caatoria, When ho becajoo Miss, she clung to Castoria, "Whoa elio had Children, ho gavo thorn Caatoria, Children PITCHER'S Health and Sleep without Morphine. Pitcher's Castoria. THE 1TAZIAS' CRISIS. " The resignation of u.e Italian P. isne Minister Crispi is a r.icre,erirms rnat- ter than an ordinary "iaimtteiial crisis. rneau3 that the strain of war prepa rations" on the resource? of 'Europe is reaching the breaking point. Signor Crispi has been an able, and successful Minister, llis i countrymen have had confidence in him. But they simply cannot enclave the increasing Ifweiglit of taxation anv longer. The j' 0 - , - . . A. I flrxr nintinAnf I n ol vmn tltiirttt ?.lfl I Hill 000 above its income, and it is unable to promise any lightening of burdens vear The worst of the situation i3 thai nobodv else can do any better than Signor CrispL It may be possible to to withdraw from the Red Sea expedi tion, but the European expenses are r - j . 1 r x. bound to increase instead of diminish, Ne &hil ,,ew fcrts anJ lie Suns are imoerativel demondel to meet those planned by Italy's rivals. What is to be dond "fa one Minls- . . . , 1S,,T af,cr another t0 he overturned for no fanlt o itH ow" simply be- cause U h the unwillin3 instrument of a policy which the nation feels to be essentiaLto its safety? Is Italy to abandon the attemp to hold its money bv disarming Biaaujl'. Or will it tloeidp to risk everv tiling Ur wm 10 "eciae to nsK ecryuung on one bold stroke and make use of its armaments while it can still tincl means to pay for them? Examiner. It is estimated that the public debt Etutpnipr.t. will slinw an inrvpase in the debt for the current month cf $7,000,- 000, caused by the excess or expendi- AnJ efc our con. a n n 20 on indefinitely makinc all sorts of " - " . . note nnnmnnnrinns wit nniu. npnnnor t.liP bottom of the surplus. - Lx, A Pleasing Sense of Health and Strength Renewed, and of Ease and Comfort Follows the use of Syrup of Fig3, a:? it acta gently oa the Kidneys, Liver 0 Bowels Effectually Cleansing the System when tostive or .bilious, Dispelling Colds, Headaches and Fevers and permanently curing HABITUAL CONSTIPATION without weakening or irritating the or gans on which it acts. For Sale In 50-cand 81.00 Bottlc3 all Leading Druggists. MANUFACTURED OSIY BY TOR i 0ALIF0EUIA PIG SYEUP CO San Francisco, Cal., "'sviu.e, Kv., New York. K. T A NEW INVENTION the Folding Saivimj Machine exactly wnat every tanner anc Wood-chopper should have. This is the Easiest Hunning and Fastest Culling hawing Machine ever mventeiK Call and examine1 one at The Re view office 1 NEW TO-DAY. DENTISTRY! Drs. Hunt of Chicago, have lcct;ted in RoscLurg DENTISTRY at moderate prices. Gold and Rubber Plates, GOLD ; AND POKCELAIN CROWNS -AND- TEETH WITHOUT PLATE Teeth extracted without pain ai:l ail -woik guaranteed. Call yonrjteelli examined. Suite 9, McCIalleii Ilouse-I 1 j To Housekeeper and Farmers. It is Impor tant that the Soda or SaJeratus yon uso should te White and Pure same as all similar substances tiaedforfood. To Insure obtaining only the "Arm & Hammer" brand Soda or Salerat.ia, bay it in "pound or half pound" cartoons, which bear our name and trade-mark, a Inferior goods are some times substituted for the "Arm & Hammer" brand when bought in bulk. Partios using Baking Powder should remem ber that its sole rising property consists of bi carbonate of soda. One teaspoon ful of the "Arm & Hammer" brand of Bod or Saleratus mixed -with, sour milk equal OCR TRADE MARK OX EVER Packed in Card Board Boxes. Always keeps Soft Consumption Surely Cured- -To the Editor Please inform your read ers thai I have a positive remedy for the above ii.nnei ? Lease. By i'-s Uroely use thousands of hopeless cases have bfeen permao nently cured . I shall be glad ti send twr bottles of my remedy free to any of you readers who have consumption if they will send me their express and post office address. Kespecttu.ly, T. A. SLOCUM, M. C. , 181 Pearl st. , N. Y, Requirements of a Stenographer. Tfl Succeed as a stenographer, erne .must re -I U curate in shorthand, skilled in type writing, a good penman, respondent. In the Shorthand Department ol the i PflRTLfiNn BUSINESS COLLEGE' THOROUGH teaching in shorthand, DAILY PRACTICE in type-writing, careful instruction in penman ship and abundant drill in corresportdence ainplj qualify students (or positions always pen 10 moss lully prepared to fill them. Send for catalogue. V I A. P. Armstrong, Frin., Portland, wkbgojj Mc GREG Oil & SHAW. WHOLESALE BOTCHERS No. 292 first Street I PORTLAND - - - C-REGON. WILL PAY TBE HIGHEST CASH PRICE FOR LIVESTOCK IN KOSIEIBUIRa. K3" -' - - - -i Sheep A Speciality FOB 1889! . i - . THE SAN FRANCISCO Weekly Examiner The Monarch Weekly To Keep Posted on the News of the Entite World, Subscribe for the $1.50 50 No weekly paper published in the united fetates contains as much or as great a variety of good reading mat ' ter as the Weekly Examiner. The coming yoar promises to Le crowded with stirring events. j , In the United States the entrance of new issues into the political arena has been followed by a change of Administration. But the great ec6nomic question on which the campaign tinned is still unsettled, and its solution is now committed to a Congress almost iequally di vided between the twe great parties. Europe is a vast camp. Army corps patrol the frontiers, and millions of men! await the signal for the most titanic war evef seen. The Examiner s news-gathering machin ery is unequalled. Its correspondents dot the habitable globe. Nothing can escape their vigilance, and no expense is spared in spread ing the results of their efforts before the Ex aminer S readers. I The most noted writers of fiction in the world contribute to the Weekly Examiner. Jules Verne, Robert Louis Steverjson, Rider Haggard and Anna Katharine Oreen, have all wrttten stories for the Weekly Exam iner, and will do so in the future The Weekly Examiner has established an Agricultural Department, in charge of a practical agriculturalist, who is the best writer in the United States on' agricultural subjects. This department will contain sensible discus sions ot leading topics of intrreslj to vineynrd ists, orchardists and farmci-. generally. The Examiner's Commercial ;News is compiled by experienced men who ; carelully i it.. i ! i 3?7ie Weekly Examiner. j (liy Mail, Postage Prepaid.) S3-GO PJEISS. "STXaJEC. Daily, per pear L...'..6.7(H Sunday, pir yea r j. . . . i . . $2.00 All Postmasters are Agents J, IF". It. IIEAltST, r.attor and Proprietor. OAKLAND HOTEL Wm. IIAMGlAX Prop. MEALS 25 CENTSr LODGING 2 CENTS. BOARD AND LODGING PR WEEK $4. FIRST-GLASS A000MMODATIOlS. Thorough satisfaction if uaranteeii o traveloi s and the public ift general . igg" The t.ib!e is supplied wita the Lest tho market affords. L. OAKLAND - - - - - OREGON. NEW TO DA1 and Leggo a- d are prepared to do FIRST CLASS V and Jiave four teaspoonfola of the best Baking Powder.aaT ing twenty time its cost, besides I being much healthier, becauaa it does not contain any injurious substances'. Such as alum, terra albst etc, of which mainy Bak ing Powders are made. Dairymen and Farmena; should use only tbe-Anu & Hammer" brand for cleaning and keeping Milk Pans Sweet ana dean. . CAtmov. Eee that "Tery pound package of Arm and Hainmer Brand eontaias fall IS ounces net, and the V pound packages full H omteet net. Soda or Saleratus same as speci fied on each package. . PACKAGE. NEW STOR AT :: -".DULLARD OR. would respectfully inform the public that he has on hand a fine assortment of Drv Goads, Groceries, Bcady-SIadc Clothing and in fact everything usually kept at a liist-class store. Give him a call. Goods at liow Prices. All kinds hi Produce Taken ai Exchange fin Goods. t3"All orders promptly attended to. Douglas County Bank, FLINT, & TAYLOR, Rosetmrs - - - - Oregon TRANSACT A GENERAL BAHSXN0- BUSINESS Sight Drafts Drawn on Portland, San Francisco, New York and other points. Bills of exchange on the principal cities of Europe. Deposits re ceived subject to check. Collections made od all accessible points at reasonable rates McGregor's o stand, Jackson Street : Rosclwrg. W. IS. ttOIIRISll, HICHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR HIDES. THIS MARKET is always supplied v the choicest quality of . FKESH Z&XTFl.Fit. '5CES V Of all kinds, including beef, pork, veal and mutton: also, corn beef, sausage, lard, etc. The most favorable inducements offered to patrons, and no effort will be spared toward giving satisfaction. SIRS. S. A. HUTCHINSOX, MILLINERY STORE! Oakland, Oi-cjyoiit Ladies will f-d my stock large akd Complete. Prices moderate. 0va M it lall, Mks. S. A. IIcTCiiijrso. FROM R0SEBUR8 TO EMPIRE CITY. From Roseburg to Looking Glass $ .75 " " Foot of mountain . ... 2. oo " " Dora s.oo " " Fairview 5,50 " " Sumner. ... 6.50 " .' Marshfield 7.00 " " Empire City 7.50 DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. For Particulars Inquire at the Post Office. Jas C. MCCULLOCH, Prop. The Leading DRUG HOUSE W. S. Hamilton. Successor to S. Hamilton. RdsEBURG ------- Oregon Established 13o2. A. ROBERTS, . Corner First and Alder Street Portland, Or. THE LEADING AND OP OREGON. INSURANCE. GO TO Flint & Taylor And get your pioperty insured, for they represent reliable companies, such flS llG ANGLO iJtVADii Ol California And LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION Flint & Taylor. 31 -ITKAltS "-A."X:C3IIIVrA.3ES:3EiX. AND SHOP ON JACKSON STREET, OPPO site Sheridan Bros, hardware store. ROSEBURG - - - OREGON. YUNG TOWN The Chinese Merchant KceDS all kinds of Chinese fancy-work. Ladies underwear, Ladies ties, Silk handkerchiefs and fans of every description. Give him a call. 3T Opposite Carlons livery stable. ROSEBURG, - OREGON. OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA. VIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY'S LINE. THE MT. ShASTA ROUTE. Time between Roseburg and San Francisco, 29 hours. " ' CALIFOHXIA KXPRRSS IRA1SS KVS DAILT.' Between Portland and San Francisco. South I ; North. 4:00 p. M. 2:00 A. v. 7:45 A. M. Lv Lv Ar Portland Koscburg San Framsco Ar Lv Lv 10:45 a. m. 12:30 a. m. 7:00 p.m. LOCAL PA88RN0KR TRAINS DAILT (F.XCF.1T Sl'NDAT.) 8:00 a. m. 12:40 P. M. 2:40 P. M. Lv Lv Ar Portland Albany Eugene Ar Lv Lv 3:45 p. M. 11:35 A. M. 9:00 a. M PULJIAN EUEFET SLEEPERS. Tourist Sleeping Cars, Fir nccoinmmlHtiiiii f Second Class , Pas senders, attHclicl to Express Trains. The S. P. CoV. Ferry nmkea coniicctnm aith all the regular trains on KastSi!eliv.frum fin A of I" St. Portland. West Side Division- BETWEEN PORTLAND & CORVALLIS 5. MAIti TRAIS SAILT (RXCKPT Sl'SDAT.) 7:S0 a. m . 12:25 p. . Lv Ar Portland Corvallis Ar Lv I fi:20 p. m. J 1:30 p. m. At Albany ami t'orva'lis connect with trains of Oregon Pacific Kailroad. KSrRBSS TRAIN DAILY (EXCKPT SCJiDAT.) 4:50 p. M. 8:C0 E. 11. Portlanil McMinnville Ar Lv 0:00 a. m. 5:45 A. M. 4 TlivoitjErli TIlc;t(- to all points Hoiitli and East via, Ciiliioi'iiiii. For fullinlormation regarding rates, luap?, ttc. call on company's agent at Uoschurg. R. KOEHLER, E. P. ROGEKS. Manager. Asst. O. F. 4; Pasa Ajjt. HENDRICES-REVIEW REAL ESTATE COMPANY, -AT REVIEW ROSEBURG Transact a Oeneral REAL ESTATE Business. Buy and sell on commission, Farming Land, Stock Kanges, Improved and Unim I proved Land, City Prop erty, Etc. Etc. Efc. Will take pleasure in showing Lands to - Intending Settlers. Special attention given to the developing of Douglas County's industries, Agricultural, Mechanical and Milling interests', and imparting information to Capitalists as well as those seekicg in vestments in Oregon lands. Eastern Manufacturers and Money lenders will find it to their advantage to confer with us, also all persons requiring information as to plants for Foundries, Saw and Planing Mills, Canneries, Brick making, etc. etc. COERESPONDENCE SOLICITED. ZZaO-aTSES, JVEIXjXj Poll a -r.-m. V ! Doing a fine local and custom business 3-4 of a mile from town; between 50 and 75 acres of land, hog pen, slaughter and smoke house $3500. Also near the mill property, a nice residence and barn, with 5 lots, nice location Cheap . Fine property for sale, consisting of foundry building and ma chinery, with everything pertaining to a first-class business, to gether with' land on which the property stand?- The whole property can be bought very low, or will sell half interest in the above to some responsible party who wishes to engage in Ihe manufacture of agricultural Implements, the latter preferred. This we think one of the best locations in the State. . Fine tarm in Teliama county, California, containing 360 acres of tct pro ductive land, 200 acres of which is A 1 level plow land, balance timbered and table land suitable for pasturo. Located 1 2 miles from Corning on railroad. Stage passes the place daily. Buildings fair and within a quarter of a mile ef school. For further particulars enquire of S. B. Hendricks, Manager, ITendricks-Ileview ileal Estate Co. Roseburg, Oregon. SCO acres choice farming and fruit lands within half- a mile of shipping point on 0 & C It R , Good dwelling, fair barn and orchard of beai ing fruit-trees, consisingof apples,' pears, plums and peaches 100 acres arable, balance, fine timber and pasture; all suitable for fruits. Easy terms Fine tract of land containing 5G8 acres half marsh and bottom. Dykes and levees complete. Forty acres in cultivation. Good dwelling house, cheese house, bam and other out buildings. All fenced, with cross fences. Located on Smith River six miles from Gardiner m Douglas county. Also 500 acres of wild land lying two miles below the above tract and four miles from Gardiner, Offered Vbry low. For particulars inquire of , flENDufcKs Review Real Estate Co. S. B. Hendricks, Mgr. BARGAINS! ' BARGAINS!! Having determined to retire from mercantile business, I offer , my entire stock of GE1TERAI MERCM AHBIBB At greatly reduced prices. And invite all in search of Bargains to call and secure them at my store in Roseburg, Oregon. Sol Abraham. IEW GROCERY STORE - MILLER ACEE, 'Having Jast opened a new btuincs in Uoseburg and are now selling at very- low ricca - complete line of the Choicest Staple and Fancy Groceries, Canned Goods, Flour, Notions, . j Candies, Cigars and Tobacco, In ITsicit ivoirytlaiiisr louud In nny city Grooeiy gtore. i Produce of all Kinds taken In ESxehanffo - ! ' I " r Grools. ' iTCall and sveour uto.-k, Moore's building next door to Stanton a. Erertbiog ilfreib.1) SNBRICE THE OFFICE.' - OREGON.