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IL will please leave same az Trunk rHit
tory, 723 Elm street, MARI MARI
I OSr-A GOLD INK BRACEhhii
- til angles. Finder viii De ieWe,11ySi
hy r.tnrni ny TO @chn iler& DAVE. m-I-----..
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lagifnaig Barb Wire G an be Purchaser

fsg-TIERE ARE SEVERAL STYLES
81 barb vsirc duly ~ used By the own.
srs uTall patents gpytrl' ing the manufacture
Ct barb wire and beai3n their license staIup
snd we wauld ruGomE ~ eud their use, If aitel
thurouuh lnvC Hdga, on OF the true merits
Of our wire aud its . ysvut low prices, yuu
find that you cnn ~ ord to purchase auy
. other style or i2strl1 grade ofwlre Inquire
for the genuine GI1r pEN. Snld ouly by les col,
our appointed aGeu lrs throughout the -tate
/ "a few OF whom We lamo, as follows;
W. W. Weston, : f.u.
/ Middleton, StaWay 6 4 Co, o"''">'
/ Henri a Peak. H., ,,,.,r.h
j, b MltchoN \ { o., 'oI' "0''"
| Cameron ~ ihiH ips Abilene
/ ], ", Norris. Grahu!a.
| ClegycS & tle't her Gainesville.
Roberts, EaIc' glcke q TGylCrl s,,ou,.,,.
Byurs AroS 9ue'iH"N'
Us, 4 $. y, II card, Mckinney.
w, II, ChAud ,er & Co. plRto.
iam,s hrnol stead, GreenV'le.
II &. Dickson IL CO. Clcburne
i. \. terts, NaNUhuch,e
" j Jghp son a Co, CorsicRua,
O. II, 4 }. -. Carter Lumber Co., Terrell.
Sun'bOrn AZ Warmer.
HOusrAN srEXAS
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M AhJED-LADihS GENTLEMEN
~ IN city or country 10 take light work AZ
their own homes; So 10 81 Il day easily made.
work sent by mail; no Canvassi e WeLaya
good demand for our work and furnish STEADY
employment. Address, with stamp, CROwS
MEG Co. ~ Vine street, Cmrunati Ohio.
AZ ANTED--A FEW ACTIVE MEN TO
" sell our new goods; only small capital
needed. Call on J. W. STRONG q Co., No. g3l
Main street lebSsup.o.ti
| w ANU h!i-TBE IhAAs MNTUAILN-
! prouH1plc employment TO experienced usur.
/ anCs solicitors Address A. 81. HALL. Ssgls.
/ tery, 5a8 Main street. Dallas. fezua. ivlt,
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A Clear Skin

is only a part of beauty;
but it is a part. Every lady
may have it; at least, what
looks laGe it. Magnolia
Balm both frsshens and
beartifes.
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WANTED-AGENTs-I 1T WILLPAY M.
W telligent men and womgn seeking ara.
iitable employment TO get my "Slratej dr.
cular and terms for the cels bratdd Missouri
Stem Washer, which, by reason Of It's Cent
Intrinsic merit, has achieved such phe8om'
inal success. Exclusive territory Guaranteed
10 active, working agents, and sample wish.
err sent on q weeks trial on liberal terms
hddres j. WORTH, sole manufacturer, Stores
ITO franklin avenue, st Louis aud IiIa
state street, Chicago. Factory, Sl3 North
2lst ST, Get, st. Louis. febI5.in,
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| ~ ANTED--A SERVANT GIRL WHO
! w understands chamber rk and conk,
| ing for small family good wages, Annlv
| SIG Elm street, upstairs, feh59. ~
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NANrED-A SINGLE G ENTLEM M
" careful End neat, to occupy with an
other "a ID. sc, nicely furnished room ana IL
| board in private family, near Cstholi,
Church, Address P. H, Herald Office y
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WANTED TRAN ELEKS 10 STOP AZ
w the Cleveland House, Abilene, Texas
Mrs. Bertha Benson, Proprie res,. Honse
EaropCan plan, with restaurant attnehed.
meals nj all hours, aud polite attention; spe,
clal Undue monts for drnmmera febi0if
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socle

Il ElGHrS AND LApl' OF, HOWE
N last opportunity for hecnmlug v"oar NJ,
members o Bermuda lodgr, X. anu :" " y
'elll be- given to-day at y, IN. In n '" -
''"''' '''''' ''' j II. JONES, Protector
ID, +. SULLIVAN, Secretary
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land Office to issue land certificates to
all roads which have not received them
for the number of miles constructed
prior to April 22nd, 1882. 1t also provides
that the certificates to be issued and
those now existing shall DO located
upon any OF the public domain, whether
reserved or not, provided that a patent
shall issue for only half of each 64O acre
certificate.
MR. JONES BILL
provides for board of managers OF
asylums and penitentia~ies, to be COM
posed Of three members at a salary OF
&, 500 annually, and said members to be
appointed by the government. Their
duty will be to manage and control the
asylums, etc.
CORNERSTONE CONFUSION.
Between legislative, municipal and
committee arrangements, confusion
worse confounded seems to attend the
cornerstone programme, but nothing
can now dampen the enthusiasm OF the
event.
MIDLAND COUNTY.
IN. l.. to ~
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SNASFHD-'CO GEPAIk FURNITURE
" OF all kinds, upholstery, vanishing
polishing pianos lgrnlture packed for ship
1910 Main 70. Iau80- irn
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MANTED-IF YOU WAN q WORK -nT
w any Kind, or If you want help of sp S
| kind, apply TO this office; we can always f1rS.
nish you with any kind OF helH in -,
/ asH'A length Of time iYTtLTToeNctSe as on
EMPLoYMENT OFFICE, SO Main street BAY BAY
las, Texas. 3oSS,,
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MIDLAND COUNTY.
The bill creating the new county of
Midland passed the house to-day with
but one vote opposing.
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lNbE NAlt-lt slHNEEb AND Ill II
l. grade snort norm balls hay. a head
OF pedisrecd md high grade short EOrn bnl;
rR'yes Tor ..lo; these ga yes are imported
from EeutUctyiu the ftll by General Goup,
and viii be our year old this sprEF; they
arc Wei fo.WCt. rich q and whites iu color
and In excellent condition; have mere than
need for my own use, rpuce am Offering
them for sale, tHty cen Dee seen on the Court
house square iu Dlilp7 -n lSt Monday in
March; lyrns OF clo reasonable. Also have
my phcc, i miles uoJh of city. r, G
KNIGHT. flboS. uf
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feb2s It.

LWRsALE-iJOXl00 FEET, CORNER OF
Il Boil and san Jacnto streets: house
and Bryan streets. House has rooals--rew,
lot 100 by 1875 feet; also house and lot on san
Jacinlo street. House has . rooms; lot. 40 by
lISi8 feat. Apply to SIMPSON 4 HUFFMAS
73l Elm street
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w ANTED-UNE GOOD PANTATTaN
" maker ana one good vest maker. An.
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nv ANTED-hUTEL HfLp-l WTTTE
w walter; must come well reconmendsS
and understand hotel work. ]. l.. BApNpsa
Proprietor Barnes House, Albany, Texas' hs
fpi02 "A
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l. 'Ss s'.ALt4--l " y Il IA ~ ltESllJ E " 4 -
i OF several rooms each on the southwest
feet 10. depth. win sell both places Tor $i2O.
these houses are row renting for $50 rct
month. also p nice frame rc-'lence Of
room, OF ne north side Of wood street
known a. No. 81, about 20 eCt west of
Akard stret, lot 80 yOO fee; Will sell forS2 80;
terms easy MlgPuY IL BolANT9 Real rs
tate cents anu Collectors, 700 Ng'1 street.
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VOH SALE-BrlLrINu LOTS ~ ~NOO-
I grass addition. from $3.50 10 Si,O, part
cash, balance ON time, or will be gold ON
s, lt% ,o pE " po oGni ag' In 49,
TO suit purchaser. Tl-AYEg & Co., p2 Main
street Inari-It
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TOR rALE-BABGAINS IN MAIN
Il ard Commerce street property, vacHrt
lots or improved. Apply to SIMPSON u
n UFFMAE, 73l Elm street
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LSUK SALE-75xZ0O FEET, AND COT
Il ia OF four rooms, kitchen and, dining
room; good well of excellent water, on east
side of Masten street, third holse north of
Ross avenue; offered at the low price of
1880. Cash, S500;.balance in 6, u, IL, "A and
30 months, at - per cent. interest, secured
by property. This is rare opportunity for
some one desiring home one sy payments,
especially SIS The property is cheap at 81 600.
Apply to Murphy d Bolan2, real estate
aeeD ts aud col ectors 700 Main Street
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1, or Satellite BLOCK OF GROUND
z at the corne. of Live Oak and 'uaskips
streets, Two AouS"., One fog residence and one
i"E H"'s..ness. The best ,tand for small
grocery IN the city. For sa cheap. A ply to
SIMPSON q HUFFMAN, 73l Elm street,
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Canital Cullings.

y THE EAST TEXAS PENITEETIARY.
AUSTIN, Feb. 2s.-,special.l-A matter
has turned up during the present ses-
sion Of the legislature, that should be a
warning TO this and all future legis-
laturaa.
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ZINE RESIDENCES, LOIS, FARMS,
4 aud ranches Tor sale or 10 rent; q large
list of'ily property WhicA we oner flr sale
10 reasonable hgures fOf cash, or wee viii
mako sat. fac ory Gfrtu ysmCuts for hO,s
who desire 10 buy on lorg time DuN'EK
Il Co ,N32 Main street mEr'-ll
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vANTSp

MN IIIOFNNTUOHLl EnITna-
" ted and accomplished young Iady "a "a
sires position as teacher in priva G sch4So,e We,
as copyist. inquire at or address ,NTTI, "
Texas f ein5iias,
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EOR SALE OR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
Il $50 acres in Dallas county, IA miles
northeast from Dallas, houses, barns, sta
bles, etc, 3 wells and 8 cisterns, in the best
state o cultivation; farm If 800 acres in
Kaufman county, mi IS northwest fren
Kaufman; farm OF 70 acres In Dallas county,
~ miles northwest from Dallas; 233 acres
open prairie in Johnson county, 7piles west
from CleburDe; farm 1000 ceres, in Dallas
county, 90 acres In cultivation, remainder
IN pasture and timber. All for safe chear
anu o. reasonable terms. or exchange fol
! Sc.N property, Apply to SIMPSON y HUFF
n, T3i Elm street. i
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NOR SALE CHENP-A FINE LDr OF
4 store shelving. apply 90 the tore hou e
on Elm street recently occupied by Mitchell
q Scruggs fec2l-4t
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lTOH RhNr-AN UPpUNr, NIFTY 10
Z rent a handsomely 'urui'hcd front room,
southern exposure, To one or two gentlemen,
On private tOuiy; hrst-cla.s locauoni board
rln hr had In h6u.c adjoining; reference re-
Quir,b, Address OPronruNtN, Herald OF
doe lsun.tucsNthurs2w
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NOR SALE-WE HAVE ONLY TWO or
Il those lU-aCr' blocks left for sale and
they are the choice OF The whole sub-diyls.
ion We have sold eight If tn. Sc blocks in
the last three months to parties desiring sub
urban houses. ntiil offered cheap, aud the
most liberal Of terms Apply to SIMPSON Il
HTFFN An. -3l + Inn street
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EOR i.ENr-TU, SM ~ OFFICE Ab'
. joining the entrance or .lnd- Wmd.of
Hotel, Main street; best location I'm che city
FOR 70 rHiir Uj ticket OH e., having am en-
trance INTO rutundU Of motel Apply ~ Office
Ot hotel ien-r.l
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TOR SAl E-EGGS FROM Pure BRED
\ Plymouth Rocks, NIL standard bir5s Sid
a Cpuger ~ ketlel strains; one slt-
~ ting of 10 for 90; two sittlngs offs
kN 20 Tor $500, VIII have about the LIST
EAWNSg # April a lew Sutlugs nom the
NS5saY Oirs.r ng d.reC1 OF the celebrated
~ true Blue-the highest scoring
.Er Plymouth Rock cockrW In the
.sss-ssYN United States--aud sold FOR Sl25
l3 eggs for a. V, Il, SHVMA.
kerr, 6pa Elm street
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TSORS4IE-iJ- Aux ,-, j. Mi rs FROM
j Rmlas, ON the runk Railroad, Tor sale
cheap 49, Apply 90 SIMPSON d HUFF
HAN, I3l elm street. marl-lt
EOR SALE HOUSE AND LJI, corr Ei.
i Of Main nnd Leonard streets, house
room, 10 l5OSlOlltet Apply to SIMPSON s.
HUFFMAN, III Elm street, m1rl-lt
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JTOR sALE-VACANTLO LOT, FRONTING
l. 500 feet on tire east side of Preston street
by $50 feet deep, near the City Park, and Is
exceedingly desirable Pr p, $l,5JO, cash
Also, Oxl4S fe {, the southeast corner OF
Eakln and Crutchfiald streets. Pfica, s 20n
terms TO suit purchaser. Also, lot l5Ml46,
the southwest corner OF Eakin and CTUtch'
iie q street,, toi $3.50; oue-hGif cash. balance
on long tiu g. Apply to MURPHY & Boz
LAM, Real Estate Agents, 100 Main street
marl-lt
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J5UH-,i5uED 10 vi a.. It MA NJ e.
4 lyurnlshod room, su,w'ie gy gentle
man and wife two single gentlemen, No.
~ Carter street. Apply between and :
O'Clock b. N. mari-lt
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-09-18
COUNTY COURr PROcEEDrg0s. 8.

In the matter Of the location of b County
Road from SCOTS valley 10 Elk Head valley.
Reviewers r. NJ. Kelley and G. w. Thomp.
son report in favor Of opening said road. Fred
Metz, Paul Renhaven and lea Rice II. appoin.
ted to assess damages done to premises Of Al.
bert Applegate by said road.
In the matter of location Of County Road
to be known as the Pheasant Creek road
Reviewers A. ]. Lee, S. B. Carr and
Thomas krewson report favorable and said
road was declared public highway.
Sheriff Taylor reported S574,s6 Of delin-
quent property tax still uncollected and S.
poll tax uncollected.
Assessor Sacry reports $a.oao, $50 vesih o
taxable property in Douglas county and tho
Court orders the levy to be as follows. State
tax 4 mills, School tax mills. Military tax Is
mill. Insane Asylum tar mill, University
fund tax mill, County tax 4-Io mills, to-
tai IS mills.
In the matter Of the location Of ceunsy
Road from Joseph Cages Donation eaa;n to
West end Of Lane street. Rosehurg. RAs-
dolph Rose, w. G. Hill and John Pearee were
appointed viewers and VIM. Thiel Surveyor to
meet at Roseburg Oct. 18th 1856 to view and
locate said road and 10 report at next court.
One hundred dollars was appropriated fos
road work to Coquille bridge from camas
valley provided petitioners do $Ioo worth of
labor on same.
Bills ordered paid amounted to S4ISass.
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rrs.. Bs4ds<s.

Miss Millie Nichols has gone to Drais, %
attend school,
J. B. Nichols went to Roseburg on business
one day this week.
David Thompson made our town HsR
one day this week.
Born. to the wife of Geo. W. Riddle. On
the 18th inst, son; weight. 10 lbs.
Stephen cornutt has finished picking hB
hops and from about four acres be has abens
1000 lbs
Mrs. NJ. A. Canaan. who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. F. comutt. returned home
Tuesday.
Miss Mary Pcgue spent few days. lass
week, visiting her brother. N. E. Pogue, q
this place.
Samuel Dyer who has been spending the
Summer in Linn County. arrived home Fues,
day evening.
r Noah Cornutt is moving his goods int the
store bought of Geo. Riddle and we think Z
makes quite an improvement.
W. [. wilson while burning ssae srsv
and grass, few days ago. let the FIRE get into
his fence and burned several hundred rails.
Quite a number Of woolmen are shearing
their sheep and from the present prospects
there will be considerable WOOL shipped fran,
this section Of the country. XXX,
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-09-18
Th.. Art Of Getting T1aerous

is comprised in one very simple piece of adj
vice, improve digestion. No elaborate system
of didactlcs is needed. II you lack vigor,
use systematically that pleasant promoter
of it, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. II you
take this hint, and do not commit any ex-
cesscs, there is no reason why you should
not gain IN strength, appetite and weight
Hosts of whilom invalids are to-day build
ng foundation for years of vigorous health
with this sound and thorough ranovator of
dilapidate ed physique and failing energy
Dyspepsia is Graduated by it, and the con-
stitution fortified against disorders to which
il it were exposed, it must surely succumb--
notably malaria fever, Rheumatism. mac
tivity of the kidneys and bladder, nervous-
ness, and their various symptoms. disappear
when it is used with persisteney. not aban-
doned after brief and irregular trial.
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sale,s Corvespe.demes.

We noticed Deputy Sheriff Slocum ca our
streets last week, having brought \ patient -
the Asylum.
The appropriations made by the last Le1is-
lature, about the only thing it did not fail To
do, are being rapidly expended.
This city is very quite as usual ct this time.
OF the year. But the fair which eommencs
next Monday promises to Great. moro excite
ment.
Quincy A. Crubbe and wife cane here
from Wilbur last Thursday. He has not i'm
proved and we understand will return to
Wilbur.
Improvements on the Insane Asyism ard
penetentiary are being pushed forward and
also the sewer connecting the Asyisns sad
State house.
The dense smoke that has ever.rna our
valley for 50 long. has been cleared away bY
cspious showers Of rain, and every oae seea.s
happy therefor.
Isaac Manning. Statesman reporter, sad
formerly of Canyonviile, has been commis-
stoned 7d Lieutenant Of militia eompauy
lately organized at this place.
The Willamette University has opened for
he school year, with an exceedingly large at
tendance. From Douglas We notice l. =. and
Narcisse Conn, IL. S. and Matte Strange,
Enos Emmitt, S.. w. Styker and S. W.
Holmes. formerly teachers Of the Days Creek
school,
| Considerable interest has been taken Il
preparing for the fair, and il the weather ii
favorable. it will certainly be the most sue.
cessful in the history of the Society. Th,
Board Of Directors, appointed by the State
have been faithful. and will no doubt cxpcnd
the States money judieiousIy.
VIII there, or will there not, be "a extrs
session. This is 40 interesting problen and
one which your correspondent can't solve
The Statesman says: "The Governor hs.
been interviewed by three hundred an,
seventy-nine reporters. and asked nfnetee,
thousand three hundred and sixty-one time
what he is going to do. " Still no ones knows
The course of the REvIEw in stsenuousi
opposing such step has been wise. and +.
fleets the viewsd the people genersliy. IN
wishes of Taxpayers. NOT politicians. shoui
, be carried out. S,
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-09-18

School LITERARY SocIETY.-Ihe students
in the higher grades Of our public Schools con-
vened in their room Of study last Monday, or
canized literary society which will prove OF
lasting value to all who will take hold OF this
important work The temporary officers and
committees elected and appointed are; presl-
dent, Lizzie Parrott; trearurer, Eva Oaks; sec
rotary, Dora Lewis; critic Abbie PArrott; COM
mittee to secure a suitable room for the society
meetings. Lena Willis, Stonewal Caulheld,
Washington. Moore;. committee on constitution
and bylaws, Mary I.angcnberg, Libbie Parrott,
J. B. Homer; committee to decide on the time
of the regular meetings, Rose Bitter, Agnes
Hermann and Levi Jones; committee on pro-
eramme Roscoe Cakes, Edward Patterson and
Ruth Jones. The prime objects ofthe society
will be the mutual good of those pupils who
may take part in ii. While the society is
strictly an institution of the school, it may
conclude to extend its benefits TO limited
number Of worthy young people who are not
at present registered as students. Let the
parents encourage their young people in this
noble undertaking.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-09-18
ALBANY CONFERENCE.

The following is full list Of the appoint
mcnts made by the Presiding Bishop, R. X.
Hargrove, D. D., for the NJ Z. Church
South, held at Albany, Sept. Io-I5, 1855.
The session was concluded in harmony and
good will. -Four of the Clerical members 10.
Gated. One remained superanuated. The
preaching was good to edifying, and the con-
gregations large. Under the circumstances,
Rev. 7. r. N Bell felt that he should locate,
and the Conference granted him an "hon-
orable location" The good people Of Albany
were boundlessly hospitable, and all "went
away satisfied" Next session to be held at
Weston.
WASHINGTON DISTRICT!
r. c. OGLEsBY, P. e
Walls Walla station, T. S. Burnett.
Dayton circuit, J. B. Chamberlain.
Garfield and Assotin CT, supplied by VIM.
Bartholomew.
Palous- ct, supplied by VIM. Gray.
Big Bend Ct, supplied by ]. w. Woodruff.
Spokane Ct, ]. W. Compton.
Pennington Ct, to be supplied.
Weston Ct, J. w. Craig.
Heppner CT, to be supplied.
Pendleton ct, to be supplied.
Grande Ronde and Summerville, Ct, D. w.
Yokum.
Powder River ct, II. T. Burger.
Boise City CT, TO be supplied.
Pomroy Ct, to be supplied.
Lone Rock Ct, supplied by R. B. Crego
COLUMBIA CONFERENCE.
Oregon District, E. G. Michael, P. E.
Albany, Corvallis and Tangent cts. to be
supplied.
Dallas Ct, F. NJ. Culp.
Brownsville and Lebanon cts, D. c. McFar-
lund.
Oregon City CT, ]. w. Shreve.
Jacksonville Ct, supplied by ]. R. Roberts
| Applegate ct, supplied by R. w. Kennedy
Roseburg CT, supplied by P. A. Moses.
Coquille CT, T. P. Haynes.
Bandon ct, H. B. Swafford.
Junction City CT, to be supplied.
La Fayette and Tillamook cts, to be sup
blied.
Mohawk and Coast Fork cts, supplied b,
B. Z. Baxter.
klamath Mission, Joseph Emery.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-09-18
Cure for Pilea.

Piles arc frequently preceded by sense
of weight in the back, loins and lower part
of the abdomen, causing the patient to sup
pose he has affection of the kidneys or neigh
boring organs. AT times, symptoms of In
digestion are present, aatulency, uneasiness
Of the stomach. etc. A moisture, like pers-
piration, producing very disagreeable Itch
ing. after getting warm, is common attend.
ant Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles
yield at once to the application of DIR.
Bosanco's Pile remedy. which acts directly
upon the parts effected, absorbing the tu.
mors, allaying the intense itching. and ef
fecting permanent cure. Price so cents
Address, The Dr. Bosaneo Medicine Co.
Piqua, o. Sold by DIR. S. Hamilton.
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Eaeiteu.esst Ia Tcras.

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity of Paris, Tex, by the remarkable
recovery of Mr.. J. l.. Corley, who was so
helpless he colli not turn in ted, or raise
his head; every Lody said he was dying Of
consumption. A trial bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery was sent him, Finding re-
lief, he torght large hottie and a box of
Dr. Kings New Life Pills; ty the time he
had taken two oxes of Piiis and two bot
ties of the Discovery, he was we'll anu had
gained in hesh thirty-six pounls. This
Great Discovery for Consumption is for sale
by all Druggists.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-09-18
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ing sensation OF itching. The scaip.h d;seas-
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