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. sI'S S1l.Sa1! ot
Ackers Blood EIiGir
Ackers Raltaf Gn1fhel
Care Tor Pues.

Piles are frequently precededL
of weight in the back, loins and
Of the abdomen, causing the ps.ie
pose he has affection of the kidney
boring organs. At times, symptc
digestion are present, flatuleney,
Of the stomach. etc. A moisture.
piration. producing very disagre
ing, after getting warm, is a CONN
ant Blind, Bleeding and Itcl
yield at once to the applicable
Bosanco's Pile remedy, which &C
upon the parts effected, absorbil
mors, allaying the intense itch;
fecting permanent cure. Pric,
Address, The DR.. Bosanco Me,
Piqua, o. Sold by DR.. S. Hamil
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Wanted.

A live. active agent. male or e
vasS and sell the s.Peerless STE
A good active agent can make T.
are ready sale. Apply TO
SIX. i
0akl.nd Or
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INsANE.-A man named Wm. Smith was
brought IN from Riddle and was examined be.
fore the county board of examiners Wednesday
and was adjudged insane. He was taken 10
the asylum Wednesday night by sheriff Agee.
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J. V. MTI.LIGAN,
Stated Clerk

FARMS Fog RENT.-The undersigned has
several choice farms for rent on good terms,
either grain OF cash rent, feed and seed fur
nisned on farm at reasonable rates if desired.
For particulars call at my farm or address
+. B. MATTE.
P,saI,,r1 Or.r,,r
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CERTIFICATES GRANTEr.-The following
persons were granted certificates at the exam
ination Aug. 2e, 80, and 81: Second grade,
Misses Lurinda Cooper, Ella Cooper, Maggie
Wiley, and Mary Baker. Third grade, Miss
Fracnls Bailey.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-09-07

:, PosrroNEp-The singing at the Boggess
School House has been postponed until the
5rd Sunday at O'Clock P. NJ. Also that it
was thought proper TO defer opening school un-
iii the 3rd Monday Sept, 18th.
PERRY DUNCAN.
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administrators Notice

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN-
dcrsigned has been duly appointed by the coun1y
court OF Douglas county, administrator of the es-
tate Of Louisa A. Minard, deceased. All persons
holding claims against said estate, will present the
same to with proper vouchers at Roseburg
sxmon this from this date. STEPHEN MlxARD,
July q, ,isSs. Administrator.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-09-07

SURPRISE PARTY One of the social events
of the season was the surprise party rendered
Miss Ruth Jones last Saturday evening by the
young people Of Roseburg, the occasion being
her 18th birthday. The party formed at the
residence of d. s. X. Buick and marched to
the residence Of Miss Jones. She with her
mother and Miss Ida Prim OF Jacksonville
entertained the company very pleasantly until
a late hour. The Junior band was present
and discoursed some sweet music. Miss Jones
was made the recipient OF several very hand.
some presents during the evening, and can
often look back with pleasure to the anniver
sary of her 18th birthday.
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Tuesday night the Hon. John NJ. Bloss de-
livered the final lecture before our institute;
the subject was OREGON. He had prepared
large map, nine feet by eight-following the
mountain ranges-the rivers and the valleys
and its railroads. When compared with little
Rhode Island, which he had placed IN the
corner OF the map it was easy to understand
that Oregon was state Of magnificent dis
tances, and when he had described the great
timber belts of Oregon, pine and cedar-its
rich gold felds-its valley filed with waving
wheat, beautiful apples, luscious peaches, an
its immense crops Of prunes, it was seen that
it was not only state Of magnificent distance
but infinite possibftsies.
lie took the teachers, IN imagination,
through The state, starting with their tnp over
SiskIyou mountains from California; described
the welcome they would receive when they
reached the foot OF the mountains at Ashland,
from the southern normal school-then TO
Roseburg-where they would be welcomed
by Prof. John =. Homer, in their new and
beautiful school building. One could almost
see the little city, the river, and the salmon,
and the speckled trout.
/ He paid beautiful tribute to.the people o
i Willamette valley at Albany, Salem and Port
land. He described in graphic language the
scenery Of the Columbia, Mt. Hood, Multno
nah falls, with its plunge Of 500 f., the curl
osity Of the Dales, and his tnp to the Nelsor
placer gold mine near Baker city.
He took his audience from snowy peaks
through torturous canons, over fertile valley
to the shores Of the Pacific. Iledescribed th'
climate as delightful and paid a Tribute to th'
energy and ability of the State Supt. of pubh'
instruction, E. B. McElroy whe was SO care
fully managing the educational interests Of tn
state.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-09-07

GOLDEN WEDDING. Prof. T. H. Craw-
ford returned yesterday from Brownsville
where he has been attending the golden we'd
ding of his parents, DIR. and Mrs. K. c.
Crawford. The affair was very enjoyable
one, all the surviving members of the family
and number of intimate friends being pres
ent. A number of letters from old time frienls
of DIR. and Mrs. Crawford were read, convey
ing congratulations, and among them was one
from the minister who performed the marriage
ceremony for them fifty years before and an
other froz: friend living in Texas, who wa:
many years ago candidate on the same ticke
with DR.. Crawford. -Oregonian.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-09-07

STRUCK By LIGHTNiNG.-Last Monday .
threshine machine on Thief creek vas struck
by lightning and one horse was hurt, the ma
chine torn up considerable but no further dam
age was done
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caRn OF THANKs.

We wish to return our sincere thanks TO the
many friends for acts of kindness and atten-
ton during the sickness and death of our in
fant son. Mr.. AND MRS. JoHN LANE.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-09-07

just what the people ali w.at. have used
ChamberIain's Coiic. Cholera and Diarsheea
Remedy with satisfactory results; y neigh
bors have also used it to theis -.'s iOn.
1t is first class remedy, and or
to recommend for bowel cor
Aue, Post Master, Leon Spnn
Texas Sold by A. c. Marsiers &
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Personal.

Mr.. N. II. Frohlic.lsteia. &c Mobile, Ala,
writes: / take great rleasare in recommending
DIR. Kings New Discovery Tor Cousumt,is1,
having used it Ior severe attack Of Bfencs i
and Catanh. 1t gays-nlr instai4 felissss snt
entirely cured me aha have not been an iic,e.
since. aiso Deg 10 state that has. tri..
other re,Eesies with ne good result. liass
also used Electro biiters and DR. King New
Life Pills, both Of which can recomrA nend.
DR.. King s New Discovery for Consumfptlon
Coughs and colds, Is sold on posiiiveS guar
antee. Trial bottles free at w. s. Hamkiiop,s
Drug Store.
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Candidate tor Treasurer

hereby announce myself as candidate for
City Treasurer subject to the decision Of the
legal voters of Roseburg.
II. 4. NC CLALLEN.
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Rosel,urg, Oregon

NOTICE TO FARMERs.- Hashage & Bowen
have purchased the county right for the Mel.
s,.1 & Harper patent pulyerizing harrow.
The main feature of this harrow is that more
work can be done IN one day with it than can
l.. done with any other harrow IN three.
Call at their shop and see it and you will be
convinced that the above is true.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-09-07

Oakland Or
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-09-07

THE Hoe OUTLooK.-The price of hog
meat will probably be good this fall and the
farmers that have as many shotes as they can
fatten to advantage will make some money.
himself won't bother with scrub hogs but keep
hogs of the best stock, such as the Berkshire,
that fatten easily. He does not keep this
kind of stock 10 see it grow tall and race with
the cattle, but from birth its destiny is to get
fat and be killed.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-09-07

New Use For MELONS has been
practically demonstrated by MIS-. E. J. Rams
dell, y says the Grants Pass Courier, ''that
number one syrup can be made from water
melon cider, she having experImented in this
way. From two gallons of cider made from
the pulp of two or three small melons, pint
of as fine favored syrup was made as one
could desire. That from which syrup can be
made will produce sugar, after undergoing the
usual process, and melons, it Is authoratively
stated, will produce about four times as much
saccharine as that from the sugar cane"
DR.. ]. B. PILKINGToN-Wir be at the
Mcclellan house, Roseburg all day Wednes,
day Sept. 18th, 1883, and particularly invites
the attention of all afflicted who have been
given up as ''incurabc'-those who have
stopped ''doctoring' as useless. DR.. P. ha,
been appointed by DIR. Eugene Jordan a.
agent for his Hlstogenelic Medicines which
are deemed to be curing hundreds of the mos
intractable cases of disease. tIIave been en-
dorsed by Hon. Thos. Smith OF Roseburg
Nervous chronic and rectal diseases and espec1
ally uterine or pulmonary sufferers special,
invited.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-09-07

RELIGIOUS, Quite number of Roseburg
people attended church at Civil Bend last
Sunday, where Rev. w. G. Miller preached
an excellent sermon at II O'Clock after which
there was four young ladies immersed and re-
ceived into full fellowship in the church. We
ity is progressing in our borders. May many
more be brought to a saving knowledge of the
truth.
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BORN
S.A. w.

BOWMAN AT Civil Bend Aug 81, 1888,
to the wife of John Bowman daughter the
mother is not doing well.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-09-07

THEG A. X. EXCURSION. The G. A. R.
excursion train from San Francisco bearing
the delegates to the National Encampment
at Columbus, Ohio, passed through Roseburg
last Tuesday morning at Io:45 A. NJ. The
train consisted of ID cars, and four cars
were added at Portland. The train will be
run from Portland in two or three sections.
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Roseburg, Or, Sept. 9Th, 1855.
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Dr.. ounn.s Improred Lsrs7 rili..

Removes constipation, prevents maiana
cures dyspepsia, and gives new life te the sys-
TEN. Only ons for a dose. Free sampies st
w. s. Hamilton's.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-09-07

PKEsByrERy Or OREGoN.-The Presby-
,iery OF Oregon viii hold its next regular meet
ing in the frs, Presbyterian church, Lafayette
Oregon, beginning Oct 9Th, at 1880 P. NJ.
Opening sermon by letiring Moderator Rev.
w. s. Holt.
]. V. MrILIcAN,
Stated CIerl
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10 OUR PATRONS
We respectfully call your attention te
AcEers E9aggish PreD0z

tz019B
For which we have had the sole aeencV fes
Roseburg for long time. We knew ihSa.
to possess superior merits and to Be hozssf
goods. Our experience has convinced rs fEsf
they are all they claim to be. For all Thre<k
and Lung Trouble Akers English Remedy i
the standard medicine. While Akers Dys
pepsla Tablets are beyond all douDt Superior
10 any remedy for Dyspepsia or any ailnenl
arising from adisarranged stomach. They
are sure cure and we guarantee them. Be-
low Mrs. David Moore simply voices the unf-
versal verdict Of our customers,
To The People OF RosERuRa
know by personal observation that AcksEs
English Remedy for coughs is potent and
safe. both il and Ackers Dyspepsia Tablets /
have taken myself and administered them to
others always with unyaDIng success, both
ought TO be in every house in this town.
MRS. DAVID ,MooEE.
We could add many testimonials ike the
following TO the efficacy of
Acke7S Blood .EIiEi9..
have derived so much decided benefit
taking Ackers Blood Elixir that urk esits !
iingly endorse it as medicine of unusual reIia-
bility. Iurge all who may be afflicted With
disorders Of the blood to give this most keel
lent remedy far trial because am 50 r al
ter doing so they will corroberate th- .e-
ment Of mine, and thank me for maxi
Jas. A. SrERLIN
County Asses
Acke9's Baby So0tIter
Is in great favor with Mothers, as It &C
no opium or morphine. It relieves ths
from pain, produces sleep and whenit
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tions. They give the best satisfaction
sell them upon positive guarantee IT,
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A. C. MARsTERs
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ALWAYS REApy.-If you viii .jjust take sh..
pre-caution 10 keep bottle Of chspberlais.s :
cOlic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rspesiy IN
hand you viii always be ready to enc any
form Of bowel complaint. Ii IS prerHsed Is.
pecially for that purpose, and IS sEie cure
2scts. per bottle. Sold by A. c. Asstets
Co.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-09-07

A PHENOMENON. .-Advices from Grant
county report that Lake Malheur, body of
water that covers more than sevcnty-fve
square miles, and has been without outlet, is
rushing through subteranean passage with a
great roar. The noise is SO loud and the
shrinkage of water is so great as to attract
much attention. 1t is said that miles of for
merly submerged land is now visible. The
lake receives the water of the Bitten river
and never overfows. 1t is situated on a rich
level PLAN with low shores. 1t is connected
with Lake Harney by a shallow channel sixty
feet wide and GOO feet long. Ifthe subsidence
prove permanent it may throw the Oregon
Pacific survey some miles further south.-Ex.
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Society Isen.s.

Roscoe Oakes, a graduate Of the RosebuTg
public school, is clerking and keeping hooks
with one Of the leading dry goods firms in
Baker City at handsome salary.
Hon. Z. G. Hursh has IN enyiable situation
as editor and manager OF The Oregon Blade.
After Mr.. Hursh took the management Of
that journal the politics o! Baker county sud
denly changed his way.
Mr.; F. P. Cronemiler and lady are fore
man and manager of the foreman in the Blade
office. This happy young couple are taking
wise business view Of life and saving much
OF their handsome income for a rainy day.
Father Heinrich has charge Of The Catholic
church and school at Baker City. His field
OF labor is very extensive and he is received
with that cordiality there that was extended
him while in Douglas county.
Mr.. Rudolph Abraham, formerly of Rose
burg has charge Of the largest trunk and valise
manufacturing establishment on the North
Pacific coast. lie takes great pleasure in
showing visitors through his large establish
ment especially if they hail from Douglas, his
old home.
Mr.. Omega oakes has valuable property in
Baker City. His photograph gallery has a
large patronage. His Health, however, is not
as good as he might prefer.
| Mr.. Castle, Of Baker City, whose wife was
hurled in thS ,l,o ,,,,., asr, f.or
templates visiting this city in the near iuture
Mr.. Mitchell Smith, OF Baker City who
formed many acquaintances while visiting with
the family OF Hon. y. c. Jones Of this city
has lately been the recipient of matrimonial
honors, and trotteth now in double harness.
| OPERA COMING. Hudson Eckert
| Juvenile Opera Company will occupy Slocums
hall Monday evening Sept 10th. presenting
/ the celebrated comic opera '.The Mikado. >
This company IS the same which appeared for
an engagement OF -four weeks at the Parl,
| theatrei in Portland last spring, and made there
and in Seattle, Victoria and other northern
cities the chief success of the dramatic season
/ - - ~Sth't'c9Sa " SuufiS isttfS ulNi
misses, whose earet;.iiy trained voices. educa
ted musical ability, and dramatic talent have
united to place the organization urnn plane
OF excellence equal 10 thar occupied by any
opera company ever seen upon this coast
The members have been brought to the de
gree Of musical perfection they possess by the
energetic training of I. Wilmott Eckert, the
well known San Francisco tenor singer, under
whose personal direction each opera Of the
repertoire is presented. That Roseburg is
favored by a performance of this celebrated
company is due to the fact that the propritors,
Messrs. Hudson & Bulkley are residents of
Drain, where they have recently located, and
they desire 10 open their first Pacific Coast
| Theatrical venture in their own county; there
lore they stop the Junevile Opera company for
one night in Roseburg, on their overland
journey from San FraHciseo to Portland. The
plan OF the hall csa>be seen at the post Office,
where reserved seats are on sale.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-09-07

LOOK Our For BoRERs.-E. X. Ander-
son reports that his young thirty acre peach
orchard, planted and under the care last year
of Harmon Bros, has been found to be 50
badly infested by borers as to be almost ruined,
and sample root exhibited by Mr.. A. was
found to be as badly infested as could be con.
ceived. 0rehardmen should examine their
young trees carefully, to guard against this
pest. The knife is the only remedy. In
May examine the roots, take out the grubs il
you find any, then Pack earth closely around
the tree. A little ashes or lime is an excel,
lent preyentiye
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KA1rrMAu TEx Iune aa. 1sss.

hAUFMAN, IEA., ulIc % IOOO'
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca:
Gentlemen-I have been afflicted with
skin disease for about twelve years, and the
best medical treatment failed to give me re-
lief. am now using Swift's Specific, and
have received the greatest benefit from its
Use. Yours truly, WM. JONES.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-09-07

GONE East. Jaskulek left last Tuesday
for Columbus Ohio TO attend the National
Encampmcnt of the G. A. X. which begins
Sept 10. He went on the Pacific coast ex-
cursion train which came through from San
Francisco and will be absent about one month.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-09-07
OREGON ABROAD.
WHAT IN EMINENT EDUCATOR
SAYS OF OUR BEAUTIFUL
STATE

The FoIioiciHD Ertract Was Taken From,
"Festsnoreiand RecordeT' lssued
August 33.
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acres, one hundred of which can be cultivated,
large ofchard on it and is well watered with
good springs. 1t is fine stock and fruit farm
and is bargain for some one. Call at THE
REVIEW Office and get terms.
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For sale by all druggists.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
New York, 7s6, Broadway.
London, Eng, IS Snow HI.
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french !se,,ie,aent nens.
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he SIMPLY DID HIS DUrY.

a Locomotive Engineer Hho Decliaes
Money for Hariug Sared the Train.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-01-06
Chrm,ion short Hand Writer,

b1r. 4. >. White, the well. KIN )wn author
of Whites Photography" famous as
the Champion Shorthand Writer of the
World. received the first prizes in the in
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Paris and Berlin; he came near being per-
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in curing rheumatism and ali blood diseases
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ington ST.. Chicago, dated Jun, 20, 1887.
lie writes:
"Your remedy has done wonderful scr
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-01-06
ABOUT FLAX.

An Eastern Firm Corresponding About the
Yield of Flax and the Prospect of Erecting
an Oil Mill in these Parts.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-01-06
A Sympathetic Adviser.
GRANGEvILLE, January :, I

ORANGEVlLLE, january a, 1908.
En-. Press The amount of chagrin.
distress, and even bitterness and woe.
which cometh upon man when disap-
pointed in his noble schemes are often
20 pathetic IA to excite the sympathet
10 words Of coincidence and deeds Of re-
lief. 1t is such sympathy that prompts
rue to offer few words to these whom
Won, MIR. Editor, am sorry to saw, have
rendered miserable, hevond degree, by
your habit of expressing vour own opin-
ions, when you know there are some
who profess the contrary. That you.
the publisher Of a newspaper for the pc
rusal of everybody should not he able to
hide your individuality and exercise
that complete nonentity upon matters
IF public questions which gains the
sweet approval of all factions and par.
ties-I am astonished. Hear the wall of
anguish and wounded party pride that
crveth out from Reader Of the PREss,"
through the columns Of Lewiston Tell
Tale. You have wounded man to your
hurt, and an annexation man to YOUR
shame. There is big account laid up
against you for running newspaper as
the exponent of one side of a cause
and that, too, anti-annexaiion. You
should know better which 81, of your
UTtdu IL DuiltItV-tildt 10 Non OuGll VI
endeavor to butter both sides. That's
the way to do it. However. though
Won have been so rash and unfeeling as
10 have opposed those Lewiston segrega-
tionists, and kent them from the re-
wards of their tolls and anxieties for 80
long, believe your kind heart will feel
for the deep anguish of despair in
which they are cast now that their last
hope is swept away by the loss of their
petitions. Afiidavits are now their only
nlternative-and possibly afiidavits.
attesting to the ''larceny and other dis
honorable devices" resorted to against
Honorable" men may have some weight
mt Washington. though petitions signed
hy the citizens themselves-l50 bona tide
names-would have looked better. If
thew could have got them.
Now, Mr.. Editor, let me repeat that
] sympathize with the disappointed aud
unannexed everywhere, and il I were
in your place ] should entirely ignore
my own opinions upon subjects fraught
with such cruel results to tender feel
ings and proud hopes of honors and
emolnments as that of annexation seems
TO promise to those innocents at Lewis
ton,
"Do not insult calamity
IL lis n barharouS grossness to lay on
The weight of scorn. where heavy misery
Too much already weighs mems fortunes down"
ANOTHER READER.