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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-05
NIorrnM 4 Trial.

WAsHiNGroN, Feb. AIN the Morrow
court-martial to-day but two witnesses
were examined and their testimony con
ilrmed the statement made for Morrow
yesterday by his scounsel, ex-Gov. Bout.
well. The latter submitted the case to
the court with brief argument, contend.
ing that Col. Morrow had acted in good
faith in the whole transaction, although
he may have committed some errors
which ho now regrets. The Judge advo-
cate made no argument and the court
took the matter under consultation,
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uaInes proc,ed,og 10 nn.,,...

CHICAGO, Feb. 1. - Yesterday Mr..
Haines, the speaker of the Illinois as
sembly, issued notice to County Clerk
Ryan, of Cook county, to produce before
him the ballots east in the sixth legIs-
lative district This includes the sec.
ond precinct of tho eighteenth ward,
where the alleged fraud was committed
In the Lemon. Brand senatorial count.
Judge Blodgett, In the Omitted states
court this morning, issued an order di-
recting Ryan 10 not disturb the ballots
nov held under the sole jurisdiction OF
the federal court and held as evidence
against persons indicted for alleged eec.
ton frauds. Ryan Is undecided as to
his course.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-05
favorable To BMrbonr.

WASHINGTON, Feb. AT a meeting
to-day of the Virginia members-elect to
the forty ninth congress, and the Dem
ocratic executive committee of that
state, a resolution was agreed upon on
dorsing Representative Barbour for
postmaster.ge general under the coming
administration. MCssrs. O'Farrell,
Croxten, Robert Beverly and Anderson
Watts were appointed a committee TO
confer with President-elect Cleveland in
BArbOur's hehalf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-05
ChandIer,s CaIumnlation.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4. - Secretary
Chandler has received cable message
from Rear Admiral English, command
ing at the European station, saying he
had appointed a court OF inquiry TO in
vestigate the charges that certain OIL.
GERS of the United States steamship
Lancaster, had publicly abused the sec.
retary of the navy for having ordered
the vessel to Congo, and also saying the
departure OF the vessel from Vile,
France, would in consequence be de.
layed several days.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-05
Annual Dinner.

WAsuINGToN, Feb. 4,-The president
gave his annual dinner in honor of the
justices of tho United States supreme
court at the White House
this evening. The attorney-gen-
eral and the chairman of the
senate and house judiciary committees
and number oi the presidents friends
were invited, the whole number of
guests being forty.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-05
Kllllnr a, oolnrnao ol,x,

CoLoRApo CRY, Feb. i.--lSpecial.l "a
difficulty occurred to-nightin the gamb-
ling hell In the reai Of Page 4 Charley's
saloon, In which Jot Adair was shot and
killed bv Wayne Parks,a deputy sheriff.
It II impossible ut present TO get par
ticulars. Parks was also wounded, but.
not seriously.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-05
The Alaska Exploring E.podltion,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-The secretary
of the navy has authorized Lieut.. G. NJ
Story to make further explorations in
Alaskan waters. The plan of expedition
is in brief that Lieut.. Story shall pro.
ceed TO Mare Island navy yard, and
superinteDd the construction Of steam
launch suitable for making the pro-
posed explorations early in the
spring. The expedition will start from
San Francisco. Its personnel will con
Slst of Lieut.. Story, Ensign Purcell,
Passed Assistant Engineer Zane, Passed
Assistant Surgeon Nash, and about ten
men. These, together with the explor.
ing launch, will he conveyed to the Put.
nan river IN schooner aud further OK
ploratlons be commenced. 1t is OK.
pected the expedition win continue ior
al least a year. Lieut.. Story will leave
Washington on Tuesday next for San
Francisco to begin preparations for the
expedition.
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age, the handling of freights to one per-
son, that is at the same time furnished
any other person under similar circum-
stances, such company shall be deemed
guilty of unjust discrimination, which
IL declared u misdemeanor.
sec. 0. Provides that if com plant is
hlaue 10 the commissioners, charging
any transportation company with ex.
tortion or unjust discrimination. the
company snail have a reasonable time
10 answer the charge. and IL il makes
reparation for the injury done and the
complaint is Withdrawn, the case shall
oe dismissed. lfthe company shall not
satisiy the complainant within reason
aple time, and it shall appear that the
charges made are true, the commission
snail notify the company TO discontinue
the practice complained of and nav
complainant the damages fixed by the
| commission.
Sec. u. Provides that If any transpor-
tation company engaged in Interstate
commerce shall refuse TO pay the dam
ages assessed and to desist from further
violation of this act, the commission
shall certify the facts to the United
states district attorney, whose duty it
shall be to commence proceedings TO re-
cover damages assessed, or to compel
tne company to comply with the pro-
visions OF the act, and the circuit court
OF the United States shall have jurisdic-
tlOn TO try the cause without regard to-
the citizenship of the parties. In
case of failure to recover, com
plainant shall pay the costs of suit,
attorneys fees excepted. ANY trans
portation company convicted under
TINS act shall pay for each offense iino
moi, NOT exceeding ST. 900, and if any such
company shall refuse to give infoima-
tloh or produce It's books, etc, 1t shall,
up upon d conviction, be fined, not to exceed
SlO,UOO, for each otfense. ANY such COM
pany or any person violating the nrn-
visions of this act, or attempting TO Oh
struct the provisions thereof shall,u
exceed $4,000. fV The ronts MO, anG %
TRANSPORTATION companies are.
by the bill, made to include all railroad
ana water routes companies, and the
term transportation company in defined
TO mean any corporation or individual
owning, operating, or using any rail.
roa1, or any vessel, in whole or in part,
or having the right to use the same;
provided, such company or individual
ls engaged in the transportation of
lreight rom one state to another,
whether by all rail, or parI
rail and part water communication. @
1t il also made applicable to all trans
portation companies not wholly water
route co npanies carrying freight from
one place in the United States through
any foreign territory to any other place
IN The United States, or from any place
IN the United States to any place out
side of the United States.
All rights of action and remedies
already secured by law are continued in
force.
The bill being in its present form a
substitute for Mr.. Reagan's house bill,
1t now goes TO the house.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. As passed by
the senate, tho interstate commerce
bill provides for commission, to be
composed of nine members, one from
each judicial circuit of the United
states, To hold office for six years, except
that of the first appointed three shall
hold office for two years only, and three
others four years only, vacancies TO
be filled by the president. Not more
than five of the commissioners shall be-
long to one political party. The
du ties of the commission are defined to
be to- exercise the powers and duties
granted in the bill pertaining to the
methods and regulating the operation
OF all transportation companies engaged
in inter state commerce, and to take
into cOnsid GRAFTON and investigate all
the various questions relating to CONF
merce between the states, especially the
matter of transportation, so fac as may
be necessary To establish Just system
of regulations for their government.
The salary oi the commissioners Is
fixed A. $500, and they are authorized
to appOnt secretary at $500.
All the necessary travelling expenses
are 10 be pad ny the government, and
witnesses summoned before the COM
mission to be paid the usual fees. The
commission has power to send for por-
sons and papers, To administer oaths
ana to require the production of all
books, papers, contracts aud documents
or property, or certified abstracts there
Of relating To the matter under con-
sderation. 1t is authorized to require
Interstate transportation companies
to furnish annual, reports,giving full in
! formation as to their financial condition,
the cost of the property,the number and
salaries OF employees, etc. IL shall re-
port annually e. the secretary of the in
terror, and the commission shall during
the first year Investigate snd report on
the subject of maximum and minimum
charges, po ling, watering of stocks,
unjust discrimination, etc. The most
important sections OF the bill are in sub
stance as iol ,Ows:
Sec. 3-lf any transportation COM
pany engaged In Interstate commerce
shell collect more than reasonable
rate of compensation for the transporta-
ton or handling of freight, said COM
pany will be deemed guilty of extortion,
which is dee AIRED misdemeanor.
Sec. 4. II any transportation COM
pany engaged in interstate
commerce, shall by rebate,
or other device, charge any person
greater compensa alton ,fhan another for
like service, or shall neglect or refuse TO
furnish the same facilities for the carri.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-06-26
Dedication.

The new Presbyterian Church as
Myrtle Greek was dedicated on Sabbath
last under The most favorable auspices.
Rev. Father Williams of MedEord
preached to. a crowded house on SAT-
urday night and Sunday morning, after
noon and night, with delight and salts
faction 20 deeply interested audience.
The sum Of $500 was to be provided
for, about half Of which was subscribed
at the close Of the afternoon services.
The absence of Bio. Bell is stated as
sufficient reason for leaving the balance
due.
Prot. Paryin Of the Willamette Uni
verslty presided at the organ and with
the assistance Of local talent gave us
some excellent music.
The new Churcll is an ornament to
the place and the good people of Myrtle
Creek may justly pride themselves in
the completion Of sacL a task.
Rev. W. A. Willis was present and
assisted in his usual hearty manner.
An organization was effected with
five members.
D. S. K. Buick and McHughes of
CanyonSiile were ordained elders.
J. L. d.
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Lard Corners.

fssIIE FOLLOWING LAW WAS PASSED BY THE
i hate Legislature.
10 est.@bslsn sali corners of Government surveys,
yne.c ~ dave beesIcu, nave iaiien
a3is4i, IIiets re2iils le Oh winch
s,<s.rIsi;s marks oiIzcs S1 stsiI De seen, er
llsTe olSr es1ueilees VI tlle corners
iilsis Ioss.la whereby the said corners es-
t;tisilsod ly positively
81. sslay u slg
pEt Itf ossrfleis,
slsal heep sepel.te iecofti OF saline Ia
DooA eal.ea hesls4As trees 81 D surveys, and
.yiss ,.ase .ssd persons present, aud
tIrll s.a.d fessFa ils st4euess0r
e>oabtissle ,.ley rseogtlszed Thereafter
TIC legal assd 4eeeAsall corners.
nj. i414E14, Ooan.s Surveyor
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Referees Sale.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TIIAT UNDER
IN and in pur ef decfee and order OF sale
of the circuit Court vi the etateeoE 0fe for the
County of Douglas, niaue ana entered N said IourS
en- che eigeenoh l81 Gay of MAY loa5 Ia that GER
tain SUR wherein louis Beiiis Isa:tg Aelsan and
John Rast are Plaintiif3 and John StePaani is be-
fendant. That Will on
Saturday July Ith. a. ID. 1855
At the hour oI one o'clock in the afternoons ef said
day sell at public froGs VI ne eourt hoGse
door ii Ioleblig III said state and county All flit,
til le AMI Interest OF aforesaid Piitifs asd be-
fendant and of each them III AID To t.e Ioiiewns
premises vii: fat certain alitling Iiii sstiaiei
III fenness1e 3Eeh III Dou Us SostaeY. oregon, ald
more laeeicllary tieseriBcd As commencing at tbs
mouth 6i Teniiessee ouieh, running thelee soutn
about $50 YARDS. aud situated oil Dotn sues OF sad
Sueh, ana Gelug aboGt two hundred yards Mlae,
o:,aing one hahifed acres, more OF less, egesef
With the ditcnes, Hllnes water rights and bniidias
and anpar esltee, iacutlis about three aiad QUE
half ililes OF WAGER diteiles running ffom tainhs
talch to said Tennessee eaie, ana sboat ei nun
drel feet d f,un4iis, blacksmith and mining coos
aud all lliass sisaate1 upol aid afparsesia.ls u
said min.
That said sale viii be made for cash in hand, and
subject to Tie confirmation OF said cncnltCouft
G. A. TAYLOR,
Referee
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0amaa Valley Items.
Items are scarce.

Items are scarce.
We have tho glorious sunshine
again.
Hay making is in full blast.
Arrangements have been made for
the celebration here, and good time Is
anticipated by all.
Mr. @. Fl. Flock of Roseburg was il
this valley last week visiting his
mother, Mrs. H. B. johnson.
Miss Caroline Wi.lsse, who has been
in Roseburg for some time past re-
turned home this werk.
A social hop will be given next Fri.
day night at Mr. Fergnson's and it bid
fair tobe an enjoyable affair.
Mr. A. Martindale, the genial post
master Of Camas, paid Roseburg "a
visit last week on business,
NOW.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-06-26
.SHERTF S SALE.


In the Circuit Court Of the STATE q oregon ia apa
for Dougias County
7. n. Sheridan and u n shesiian partners doing
business under the frln nasne oi Sheriaaa bros
Plaintiffs,
]. F. w. sanbert asd 3. E. Saubert, his wife; r
Ii. Noble and S. IL Neble lbs VIC. The said q
f. ". Sani,ert and +. II Noi5se being par6usrs usi-
der the urn name OF Saubest S01le; and 81
Josenhson, Defendants
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of exceu
ton issued out ef the elretns eouft Ipr IoueiAs
eaun &, Oregon, CT the 2osh day of May 1855 ard to
me directed and delivered ia pursuance 81 Judgment
ard aeetee day niadS and entered in sad circuit
above named Plaintiffs and against above named
Defendants, j. ". S-abess aud II. 4. SauAers, his
Hlic, and = III. Noble, aid 81 a. S6kle, his VIE and
j. Il. W. SAubsrt 4. Ii Nohle Icing part
lers uGer the frli naile oi Sa Gbert Noble foF the
sdsof soo5 and an atserueys Zee uf Ss6.e0 alad
and dsblEae Il oIts, sd 8er tie foretiDs-
~ age real property kY sald Saubcrs
Aonie sheridan Bsos fer the sale OF the
m oiIgaea premises 10 satiSfs saa 5uugusent, ar
ternes Zee ana costs disbursement sand
wnersas said Execution coaalnaaas ne tast out of
tile said pieIlsses for the foreclosure and
sale of viiien sli aecTee and Judgment were
cred, satisfy ts aala sum anu astOrney fee,
disbursements. is.aYe leSieu upon on sat
ureay JaAezitu, between the lUprs ul o'saosk A. M
ana cioek u. t9-Ntts al the hour II O'clock n
0, sald. GAY viii sell tiabie aact0n to the highees
biGGef tor essti III fisia the trt Houss Door IN
Rosenafr, Gregot, right, interest If
the saia LeIesu;siats y = ~ saohest,M. +. Sau-
tert, 4. II 4sobies al Noble, or either OF them, in
anu the following dtsefIbsd asVrigaged pTeInses,
to-w4t. beginning Tie North last corn r oil 8 T
Blaiieis ii.tlo t4l1d CLAIM n section Is, own
snip -, South ha4Ise west. IA Douglas county,
UrSss running Themes ae uth chains, { enea
Soasn degrees y est Ii chalas, thence Noi1h Il
degrees Lasp oso ea-Hs to ssof1n boundary OF said
ealln, thence IN an sastesiy direction aoHg north
boanaary tie rlas utsllallls ad colatainiIlr
o.BS acEaS, also IsisHd knonn ana described as
Lots nun.per and s N section ID 1ownshiyJ1.G
Srsf SaS.
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Assigaeess Nosiee.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIyGN THAT GEORGE
IN bennett OF Myrtle eaeei, Douglas County,
oregon, on the I7ta dag Of April, ISS5 maze gen-
eral assi aielt 20 tn undersigned II. W. cteiheii
son of all his prpperay unier the pr9eisioi ei the
Statute Of oregon entitled An act TO Secure
ors ass division of the estates Of debtors who
vey to assigns for the beneiE Of creditors, and that
the undersigned has duly qualified such assgnee
Therefore, All persons having Chains asaIlist tie
said George Dement, are hereby notified TO present
the sa1ne under oatn, TO the undersigned at Myrtle.
Creek douglas County 0regod, within three moilths
from this date All persons tndeDted 10 george De-
nlent are required 10 make immediate payment to
me- H. W. SfEPHENSON,
l.. f. M0sHgR, Assignee.
Atty Tor Assignee
Dated April q, Ies5
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Final Settlement.

Oregon for Dosgias county, in the matter ii tlaa
Estate OF Levi Beakie5 aece assd
nj u1igE Is HEREBY OWEN THAT THE IJN-
IN dersgale1 Admins Of the Estate Of IsssI
hecklsS, deceased. dtsd his E3la aes0untnl sss~
tiefleilt Of said estate, and tae H9a j. s. Ftz
hugh, Jldge oi the a.soye emitted Cuurs, bs oraes
cais made aud eneeEe4 nIon til JosfEaaI of said
Court, has liked Tpssy July 7sls 1855, for hearing
objecaaoss any there b.. said maj account and
tue settlement 0f saia esssfe
HENRY BEGllIzEY, administrator
June It'll 1885.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

deceased.
nt-oTlC1IS HEREBY GIVEN TEIAT47iE UNDER
IN sfnsa. administrator Of the Estaoe OF heary
1sseraiaI, ueeczseu, iIea her hIlai aceouns Ia
nIsster, 4ss sounsy &ourt OF Deug1a county
Oreoll, anu tl1t ssid NeaFs mas apiofaGsa Tuesday
the nth DAY OF Jniy 1884, the Of 10 O'clock.
of said the tsn.e Tor nearing 70
uch linaI ascJlnE and the sessiess sas ss8ss i.
Dated Aay zssn, l8ss, pUszata 1skTIsss3izN, Ad-
fninistratFIx, Lane y Lane, hsr Attorneys
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Bnnklan's krnioa SalYa.

THE BEST sALvE IN the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptiens, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. It is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For
sale 5Y S Han.ilt3 IN.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-06-26
The Most AgreeablA.

As well as the most effective method Of
dispeIIing Headaches, Colds and Feyers or
cleansing the System is by taking few
doses of the pleasant california liquid fruit
remedy syfupof Figs. soc and 81 bottlse
or sale by s. Hamilton.
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K0IID6.
q. S. IsTERsAL REVENUE,

CoLLEorog's OFFICES, DIsg OF On,
Portland, june l6 1885.
To the taxpayers Of Oregon and Wash
ington Territory: Pending the change in the
Iaternal Revenue Collectors for this district.
which will take place on the 22d instant, oil
offica communications should be addressed
to the Collector of Internal Revenue
emitting individual name, and checks or
money orders should be drawn accordingly.
An adherence to these instructions will pre-
vent confusion and delay in getting stamps.
After said date you will address Hon. John
Whiteaker, who becomes collector en- that
day. Ali mail matter should be sent to the
main office at Portland until further notice,
as the branch offices for the sale Of stamps
have been discontinued
C. CARrsIsHT,
Collector.
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SUMMONS.

In tao Circuit Court of the State Of Oregon within
and Tor the County OF Douglas
kosalie Pelland and zepna Pefand, her hus baad,
Pialntlrfs,
vs.
Thomas b'Realy and Fraik 81 Baker. Defendants.
SulJ IN Equity To qlIies title estate
40 lhol,ias y heAy AMI rank "a. BAKER, the above
nanied ieienaeiits. Ill tie otate of Or
eson, you are required 70 appear answer tne
cusnfiane 0I Piai iiIfs led against you IN above
eiitlsisd sust III the above entilied eours, De-
fore the irs1 u the next regular thereof,
toNlr. on Aonuag Ihe I9shaay oclobef Isseaf GU
IAil 70 So appear AID answer flnIils Hali apply 10
The Court retlef denialluea Coll. int,
t9-@lt,
ueerce shat the defendants and all persons claim
ing uiaaer tEcni by usie aerfusng sA1sea0ellS to
tnls sui., IoteSer batrea IRON ali eias ally
the o1 y ( OF Sec- II II I - :, u II u
ii the dlsefle Of ilis stD5cct 20 slu AZ Tie Land
Usee of tit southern olstiIc5 OF 0rtson.
tl5 o1inaltos : suJaasArd l ufsa or kinu. X. 81
Lean, Juus, sald tSirf stay otn, 1909.
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June 10, 1885.

ACCIDENT. MIR. and Mrs. silvcrs of Olalla
while returning from the<funeral of the child
of VAltaire durney last Tresday were badly
if not seriously hurt by their team running
away. DR.. Hoover HIS been doing all that
.conld be done to alleviate their suffer.ngs
They We're at the house of Mr.. Bounds the
Iast heard from, bat hope to get home soon
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-06-26

To THREsHER MEN AND MACHINE. MEg.
II yon consult your own interests, you viii
before purchasing threshers, engines, inspir-
ators, pumps, farm, church or school bells,
betting, hose, iubricatine oils or anything in
that line, address 2. Z. Wright, Portland,
Oregon, for prices and terms. All goods
fully warranted.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-06-26

The skin on the heads kept soft and fex-
ihle by secretion from the oil glands
When these are ,clogsed the hair dies
and falls OF. Parker's Hair Balsam renews
tieir action, restores the original color to tI,e
hair and makes it soft and glossy. It also
eradicates dandrulf. Not g. asy, nota dye
deliclously perfumed Delightful Tor lady's
toilet table, Tie Lest of dressings. prefe.
able to all similar articles because OF It's su-
perior cleanliness and purity.
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FOR SALE.

DROpERTY FRONTING on THREE PRINCIPLE
a otreets size yex4So iect winch vii give FoUK
Daidiag iUis ~ sxs9 o0d business mousse and
all well teaced For particulars e.sau5re az hsyiEw
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Administrators Notice.
WITH WILL ANA EXED.

n oTIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN. To ALL WHOM
Is nNs concern, tnat the sllueasisaaeu bas
udiy appoIflseu " tsse SLuilty eO0ft of Douglas
Uutts, vre AuIni ssrator, Mltsl niil annrxca OF
enc oasacfila, lite county,
uece.a.ed.
All persons Indebted to said estate are hereby no.
titled niaAe ilnle.tIate pas ltleiit 10 The uGer-
81 8sa at lii Bne c-s5 OaAisiu, II said
county, ali Isfsies cilills AGAINST
are aess5y required 10 iieselll the slle, Win
lise lIis ies41tl, Tile at
as faN tie cay ai.tl, county
sd sstase, wslIsls Ii4os.lsis neseuf.
Da1ea AIay I1.H. lc5s
{. a. SEHL3nEBE,
Administrator, With VIII aalseaea, the estate Of
.;s.li r.ssnssiestll eeseaseI. nls.s Iz-1w
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-06-26
A Remarkable T,saane.

Mrs. Mary A. Daley, OF Tunkhannock,
Pa, was afflicted for six years with Asthma
aud Bronchitis, during which time the best
physicians could give no relief Her life was
desralred of, until in last October she pro-
cared Bottle of Dir. Kings New Discovery.
when immediate relief was felt, and by con-
timing its use for a short time she was CON-
pletely cured, gaming in flesh so lbs. in a
few months.
Free Trial Bottles OF this certain cure of
q Throat and Lung Diseases at S. Ham
ilton's Drug Store. Large Bottles Sl.oc.
Rev. Z. G. Michael P. E. of the Will
annette district H. E. Church South
will bold the fourta quarterly meeting
for the Roseourg circuit at Oakland
July the 4th and 5th being the first
Saturday and Sunday in July. All
the official mem hers are urgently re-
qaested to attend.
3. T. SHARP p. G.
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NVzsGE.

DISSOLUTION OF gg-P ARTsERSHlP.
THE Eo-pAlsEN EfssiIlP HEitEfJFOeE EXIsT-.
Ing tl1laef tie iIi4lI 4slle style
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