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Disturbance Of the Heart.

Heart disease is like an assassin, which
creeps upon you in the dark, aud strikes you
when unaware. Therefore, do not overlook
any uneasiness in the region of the heart or
disturbance in its action, but at once take DR..
FLINT's REMEDY. Descriptive treatise with
each bottle; or, address Mack Drug Co. n. Y.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-10-26

To IoIN HANDS, sit Is reported at the cap
;,al ,ha, the wedding OF Miss Nida Ferguson,
Of Corvallis. and Jasper Ellis, an empioye al
the Oregon penltentiary. will soon take place.
Corvallis Gazette.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-10-26

INSANE, "A daughter of Robert APplegate
in Yoncolla was brought to Roseburg We'd
nesday and was declared insane BY the county
board of examiners. She was taken to the
asylum at Salem on Wednesday night by
Sheriff Aeee.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-10-26
JMsf Khaf rh.n lne

Hen. d. d. Haynie of Salem. his. sawb.
uses DIR. Bosanko's Cough andLnne synn n
his iamlg with the most satisfactory res5l,s =
In all cases Of Coughs, Colds aad Crode. a.
recon- mendsit in particular for The lit,l. .,n.-.
Sample bottle cents at w. S. HamiI,ons :
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-10-26
REGISTRATION IN BROOKLYN

New YORK, Oct. 23-To-day was the
third and last day Of registration in Brooklyn.
Total registration for three days, I56, ,3s5.
The total registration Of 1884 was 10000.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-10-26
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

p,vr,sr-Sundav school at the BAPTIST ehurch
srsTy SUNDAY morning at 9:i5. cordial lnsila.loh
extended to every body J. A. r'"AA'' ""P''-
psvsHyrgkIsx-Sundays school at the Presbyterian
church every sunday $50 o'clock eoroiAi NV !
tation eSteh"eU :" ''' C. GADpls, supt.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-10-26

OMITrEp.-In reporting the case of Sylvia
L Teei VS. Twig Teel, in the court proceed
ings Of last week We omitted 10 state that in
addition to granting Mrs. Teel divorce, the
c urt also gave her the minor child, Mark
Tecl
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-10-26

WELL SUPPLIEn.-I have watches, clocks,
;eveIrv, spectacles, hardware, toys and notions
Of all kinds new and fresh from the east.
Come early and get choice bargains at J. Jas
kulek's.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-10-26

CoNFIRMED.--Col. II. E. Shields formerly
of Rsseburg was confirmed by the U. ). SEN
ale last week as receiver Of public moneys in
the land Office at Seattle. The Col. has the
unanimous congratulations of his many friends
in this neck o the woods, and we always ap
preciate good appointment, man worthy
and well qualified which is certainly true in
this case. THE REVIEW extends both
kF Ts
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-10-26

LooK.-At the new goods rolling in every
day. The best in America for the money at j..
Iaskulek's. He Is toiling, sweating and sweep
ing the martct with choice bargains in new
Goods,
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-10-26
THE SIOUX CHIEFS RETURNING

TIE E'IN'U-N NII I@H' n Il ! q IS-NI-NN''
ST. PAUL, Oct. 23.-Sitting Bull, j I'M
Grass, Gall and other Sioux chiefs, have ar
rived in this city. on the way te Standing Rock
agency, from Washington.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-10-26
MoRk1srowx. TrxN.. July 4. 1888.

MoRRIsrowN, TKNN., July 4, 1883.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca:
SGentlemen-Fiye years ago was 20 M
fortunate as to contract an extremely bad
ease Of blood poison. Ny bones ached and
my muscles began to swell and contsach
was under treatment of the physician from
the inception of the disease until I found
that he could do me no good.i Then,
through the advice Of friend began TAX
ing S. S. S. Your medicins seemed to have
an immediate effect. took six bottles, and
to-day am sound and well. That wastwo or
three years ago, but have seen no evidence
of the return Of the disease, and take this
opportunity to thank you for what Il has done
for me. It saved my life. You can refer
any one to me. X. M. WAL-
FARMERsvTLLE, TEX, June a, 1883.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca:
Gentlemen-The mother Of . member
of our firm was afflicted with cancerous
sore on her faceAfor about twenty years.
During the past fey years 'it troubled her
very much by continued pain and itching.
She used your S. S. S. and the sore has
disappeared and is apparently well. Should
it break out again, win advise you
Very truly,
PENDLEroH, YEARLY & RILEY,
Druggists.
Three books mailed free on Application.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
Drawer 8. Atlanta, Ga.
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%0~--
Lser RaS.

Use Dr.. Gums Improved L,ver hIs isu
Sallow Complexion. Pimples on the fsce and
sliOusness. Never zicksns or eripes. oaly
one ior dose. Samples Tree n W. S. Ham
lions.
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Now on the asth we go. First we rode
along by the lake for ? or miles and saw TO-
ooo, ,ooo, 900, ,ooo, 900 ducks and geese (more or
less.) Finally We crossed low range Of hills
and came upon Summer lake which is a muck
larger lake and has Ioo,ooo, ,ooo. 900 (more or
lessl more ducks than Silver lake. Here we
camped for the night at Summer Lake city.
We did not have time or we would have writ
ten some Of the letters we have promised to.
To day the zSth we got to Paisley and
camped on pretty little stream called Chez
waukan and took the city Sin" Here We
found we had to leave the valley and cross .
desert 80 miles without water. So next
morning we got ready to cross this dry desert,
and Joe and myself took in our pockets some
thing like this C Now as we are all
Prohis, you OF course, understand that it was
Cheewaukan water. But any one who would
meet US might not think so.
Early the goth We were travelling and by 3
o'clock had reached Albert lake, 90 miles.
Here We rested, and about S O'Clock started TO
Big Springs 10 miles farther on. 1t soon be-
came dark and at last was hailing and raining
hard, and tightening, SO you can see we had
pleasant ride of FIVE hours. But at last we
were in camp, but plenty of water as it had
been raining hard. Romance all gone now .
l wish was in Rossburg or at home
To-day Oct. Ist We have to travel IS miles
without water so we are off early. At noon
we made dry camp and after short resi-
was travelling. AT g O'Clock P. NJ. we got tc
place called Wagon Tire mountain, and
called up man and fed our horses and soon
we were again asleep. We have about con
cluded that Douglas county is the boss placs
to 1--we in as most Of this country Is but des.
ert.
To-day Oct. 2 we have TO make 3omi. without
water again. They knew about how far mar
can travel without water and live, when thel
made this country, sure. We had no dinnel
to day and in the evening we came in sight o
| Silver creek but took the wrong road and j
was solate when We founl water We got no sup
per and the next morning We took breakfast at;
farm house and know that we got the valu'
of our soc meal.
To-day Oct. sd we had only 20 miles .
desert to cross and we made an early CAM
at big spring. The owner knew our folk
in Harney; he had sold them some cattle
Here We began TO feel better, killed sag
hen and duck and stopped for the night
To-day Oct. 4th after rde of three hour
We came to the city of Burns at the head Q
Harvey Valley and made short stop. Afte
enquiring where TO go was soon nearing home
Now my heart begins to beat faster.
Home at last!
LATER.
| All of US have become. rich since reechin
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-10-26

PARIS, Oct. Alt meeting at Lyons,
DeLesseps declared that the Panama canal
would be opened for traffic in July, 1890. He
said he wished to correct the report that the
opening would be delayed until 1891.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-10-26

A New TowN.-A new town. has been
started three miles north of Drain called
Hudson. Messrs. Buckley & Heald have
opened their new store, and will commence
at once to erect saw mill They have a
dam already built IN pass Creek, and have
contracted with parties for several million feet
OF logs The town of Hudson will soon be
a rival of Drain.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-10-26

fishing tackle in Il and it furnished ssbjeci
for many thoughts, bIt they are calling me
ior dinner So
After dinner found grave by the roadside
twas lonely grave and had no mark to dis
tinguish whoi it was that sleii caies'y there;
but certain was that it was i 49, :,..-oa
for it was covered with a rail pen which an in.
dian never does. Wondered II it was some
poor traveller overtaken by death while jour
neying on to some better country and becom-
ing tired had laid down by the roadside and
using his burden for pillow had fallen into
that dreamless sleep that kisses down his eye
lids still. We travelled up that stream all the
afternoon and at FIVE P. NJ. rested, and then
saddled up our ponies and rode till 10 o'clock
to get to grass and water, and camped for the
night. It was very dark and our horses had
to act as guides as we could not see the road,
but we were glad at last when they turned out
at place where there was grass and water.
So at last we were at rest.
Allday Wednesday the 10th we travelled
across the country part Of the time having no
road and saw no one all day. This is . very
lonesome country to travel through as it is an
Indian Reservation and no settlers are allow
ed to live here. In the evening we camped
where there is a spring and soon had a big
fire to sit around and talk, but as we were tired
we were soon fast asleep. THIS Is Prayer
meeting night and am thinking Of Roseburg
and wondering if am missed from the circle.
To-day the z7th we saw ranch owned by
w. c. Buick son of D. S. K. Buick Of
Roseburg, and in the evening we met brother
of w. C. Buick coming from Silver lake. We
asked and answered several questions and
passed on and h about an hour we came in
sight of Silver lake and city of Silver lake,
which looked very pretty surrounded on all
sides by desert and looking like an OASIS.
We put our horses up at barn and took the
town in IT, ] t-lI---ll!
.
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LATER

All of US have become rich since reaching
Harney. For description Of this valley
refer you TO the Herald, published at Burns.
We each Of US have $40 acres of land and
have houses on them too. We are well pleased
with the soil and country but l only promised
to write about our tnp and will answer all
questions when return, will say TO each Of
you Good bye.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-10-26
THE PANAMA CANAL.

DELEssEPs SAYS THAT 1T WILL BE- OPENED
FOR TRAFFIC IN 1900.
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70 otjpATY;ss',-''-'''''''',
We FssPecllullg calI Yo1l sssenfieo s
AckeFs En0sfsh Prepdsa- :

fiosas
For wi1ch We hare had the sole ,os.cz; -
laseburg for long time We krow skxa
70 possess superior merits and to b kos,srt
.ts,ds. Our experience has convinced h ff.st
they are all they claip 70 be-. For aii Ttroat
md Ling Tsonbie AkeFs KnRI;sh Rencdr. S
lthe standard medicine. Wffie Aikrs rs{
spepsia Tablets are beyond all dount s1nez5o5'
to any remedy for Dyspepsia or any aii:keas
arising from diArAnRed stomach. They
are sure cure and We guarantee them. Be.
low Mrs. David Moore simply voices the. sni-
versal verdict Of our customers.
To The People or RosRBuRG
| know BY pezsopA observation thar Acksrs
English Remedy for coughs L potent and
safe. both Il and Acken Dyspepssa Tnhjess
have taken myself and administered them to
others always with unvzry1ng saccess, both
ought to be in every hosse IN this town.
Mrs. DAVID hooER
We could add many testimonials lilaS the
following to the efficacy Of
Acke5-S Blood EyiEts.
have derived 50 much decided beneff bY
taking Ackers Blood Elixir that uhAl<ifs-
tingly endorse II as medicine of enusnai relis
bility. IuEge all who may be afflicted With
disorders Of the blood to give this mos excel
lent remedy far trial because an sure Al
ter doing so they will corroberate this Aate.
ment OF mine, and thank me for making Il.
las. A. STIRLING
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-10-26
Ackers Babu 6oof1er.

Is in great favor with Mothers, as Il contains
no opium or morphine. It relieves the child
from pain, produces sleep and when il wakes
IS invigorated and refreshed. Il Is pleasure
for US to furnish the public With these prer4fa.
tons. They give the best satisfaction ard we
sell them upon positive guarantee that they
VIII DO just what IS represented. We VII Ee.
fund the price paid If they fail.
A. c. MARsTERs & Co.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-10-26

<A/ LAUREL LODGE A. F. II. WILL HOLD
Ny regular meetings on Wednesday on or before
<tA each full moon ANDREW JONES W. NJ.
FKKE JOHNSON, SEC.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-10-26

RosEBuRG CHAPTER No. 8 O. F s. nSllisar hold Their
regular meetings the first aud thIu in y. aSI;S9
in each month Visiting members ID goou ''6
are respectfully invited attend ,o,,,.sox
Miss r. J. HOWELL, FHH" Srntarv
tby Matr
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IoDaE DIRECTORY.
pullETARIAN LODGE

UNION ENcAMPMENT, No Q, I. o. O. f.. meets
atOdd Fellows Hall on tn first and third fhursdaysof
each month Visiting brethren invited "a attend.
W. T. WRIGHT, G. p.
c. A. TAYLOR. Scribe.
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A. o, U. W.

A. O. u. W.
RosEBURG LODGE No. 16, meets the second and
fonrth Mondays OF each month at 7SO T. Nj; IN Ine
Ia Wasome Hall Members in good standing are
lhStseu ~ w. W W. T. WRIGHT,
D. .; "h7i, Recorder.
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SheriHs Sax.
q. u. Kelly

for the county of DouKiAa. =
Fendei Sutheylin
p4ainef0
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ItMPoUA CHAPTER, Nc IL, r. A. NJ, hold
Ss&T3H -. re ,ular communi atoms every
IN third Tuesday in each month. All
e5S members in good standing will take due ana
ime,y notice and govern themselves aeeoraxy .n ~
Visiting companions are invited 10 iiee' "'sh 'Ae
'hApei Wien e''' Mp BuxSELb, II. P.
S,uox Gam Gee'v
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Three books mailed free on Application
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
Drawer 8. Atlanta, Ga.
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ion6 anu . inhSS "iueS Nciy large Douy OIL
water, and it is about 5000 feet deep. The
waves are like the breakers on the ocean or
feet high. We camped here on the very
edge Of the lake and while all the friends in
Roseburg are attending church we were won
dering at the awful creation of nature, softened
by the most beautiful moonlight night ever
saw. Good night!
Monday 24th fine morning. We were
up early and made preparations to visit the
lake, and after we had breakfast all descended
to the lake. II was very hard trip to reach
the water, it was so very steep, but after we
were down we considered that we were well
paid for our trouble, for it is something grand
to see. will just leave space here and get
printed description as ii has been written up
by some one already. Aiier we had saunter
ed along the shore and picked up many SOU
venirs TO remember the place, we ascended TO
camp and prepared to travel. All day we
had good roads and down hill, we travelled
along by deep narrow canyon called Canyon
Annie which was a very pretty name thought
| for sn rugged canyon. In the evening we
camped on Wood river one-half a mile from
Fl. Klamath. We could hear the bugles call
from our camp which sounded very pretty.
Wood river is very pretty stream and deep
too, we did not hsh any but there must be
plenty Of trout IN it.
Tuesday the asth, we stopped at the Fort
awhile IN the morning and bought few arti'
cles and enquired the road. We were soor
on the road and took noon on William;
creek, which is a very deep still stream
There were some old Indian canoes or dug
outs and l took ride on the river while w
were resting. felt quite pomannc IN tha
cid canoe. wondered how many brave
had rode in that canoe or Aoated down strean
with his dusky lover by his side. There va
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THE TRIO'S TRAVELS.
TUFTS" "TRIP.
4 BOOK OF ADVENTURE.
BY DON DIEGO.

=
Entered according to the Act Of Congress A. D.
1885, With the Librarian at Washington D. c.l
COPYRIGHT SECURED.
N. B. Anyone caught stealing the original
lies of this book will be prosecuted to the full
extent OF the law. "THE AUTHOR.
PREFACE TO FIRST EDITION.
This book is written for the benefit Of my
friends and fellow creatures, and for the i'm.
provement OF humanity, especially the young,
that they may be encouraged to a better,
surer and nobler life!
The Author has got brevity down 'Pat"
for it is certainly brief We have stuck TO the
truth and nothing but the truth and the fol-
Towing arguments will completely substantiate
any statement made herein. Snickersnee
-i- - Sure death - III
pprIrtnF on PROF oGuE OR
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MARRIED.

Ito be co1tinued.)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-08-13

l SSoaai eessedi ss5 at Portland, Oregon,
'"Oo booty. and yielded up the bulk
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Arrival of the COronet.

The American famous racing Yacht
Coronet, Captain Crosby, which beat the
the yacht Dauntless in an ocean race
across the Atlantic two years ago.
arrived at this port Saturday after
noon, ii days from San Diego. Pilot
Mcintyre went out, met the yacht and
piloted her in as far as the lighthouse :;
but owing to her great length, the pilot
was obliged to drop anchor at the pas
sage. He sent word ashore for the
steamer MOkolii to come and tow in the
Coronet, which was done. The Coronet
lies in the stream. Many of our leading
citizens were at the wharf to look at the
celebrated craft.
The COrOnet started from New York
for a trip around the world something
more than five months ago, and carries
as passengers and guests of the owner,
K. L. Bush, wife and son; w. P. Den
slow and wife, DR.. Abbott, and Mr..
Martin. From here she will start for
Yokohama, Bombay, the Suez Canal,
the Mediterranean Sea, Liverpool, and
New York, and the voyage will occupy
about ten months.
During the two weeks the Coronet re-
manned at San Diego, she received a
thorough Overhauling and cleaning, and
left that port July 2Sth amidst the boom
ing of cannon, dipping of cOlOrs, and the
screeching of whistles from the shipping
in the harbor. The steam launch Genl.
Mcpherson, with invited guests, escorted
the yacht far out to sea.
The Coronet is a fore-topsail rugged
schooner of about 100 tons, and carries
very heavy spars. The public were not
permitted to inspect the yacht before
to-day.
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1t has often been said in America that
if more business men were sent to Wash
ington to make laws for the people, all
wouldibe better satisfied, as work would
progress with greater rapidity. Of course
a certain number of learned lawyers are
needed, but too many seem to clog the
wheels, so people say, and perhaps will
always have their say. 1t was ever thus.
Waiakea and Wainaku mills have
both had a good season of grinding and
the next crop is ready.
In course of year, Jules Tavernier,
the artist, will have panOrama-an
immense One-ready for exhibition of
Hawaii's great wonder, the immense
crater of Kilauea, and predict that It
will be visited by delighted crowds when
shown.
The Andersen murder case seems to
hang fire and it would seem as though
the murderer would not be found out,
unless large reward is offered.
Hilo has been particularly blessed
with rain water for some time. The
news in town is very dry, but the
ground extremely wet and muddy. Very
little demand for ice cream or dry goods.
The large stores of Mr.. F. Turner and
Holmes and WillfOng have splendid
stocks of goods, but there is no grand
rush for goods, all waiting for dry
weather Mr.. Turner has secured as his
clerk John Austin, son of Judge S. l..
Austin. j. A. M.
Hilo, August 10th.
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A Patriarch's Birthday.

Hon. S. N. Castle on Sunday, 18th
inst, attained to his eightieth birthday.
Many friends congratulated the veneer
able gentleman and publicist upon the
twice honorable anniversary. 1t is
ffty-one years since Mr.. Castle landed
in this country, and he carries his four
score years remarkably well, often APP
pearing in our streets looking quite hale.
He has very recently been not infre-
ouent contributor to the press upon pub
lie questions over his own signature,
and his advice is still sought upon inn
portant matters by many citizens who
value his mature counsels.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Hon. J. L. Kaulukou, according to Sat-
urday's native papers, has decided to with
draw from the contest for the position of
Noble.
Mr.. A. M. Hewett, stationer, has our
thanks for San Francisco papers, one day
later than last steamer advices, per bark
entine S. G. Wilder.
At Saturdays Police Court the Japanese
woman found guilty on the 9th, was SEN
fenced to 80 days Imprisonment and paw
costs, for keeping disorderly house.
The half yearly meeting of the Blue
Ribbon League, for the election of officers.
and other business, will be held this Mon
day evening in the Y. M. c. A. hall at 80
o'clock sharp. Members and friends of
the organization are invited to be present.
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Band Concert.

The Band will play this evening at
Emma Square, commencing at 7;3O
O'Clock. Following is the programme;
NTorob Rlaclx Hussars MilIocker
Orar+r,ro Mariana ..... Wallace
Clarinet Solo-Leaves ........-... carr
SeIection-The Lombardians. $500. Verdi
Ali Wela.
Selection-The Fledermans. strauss
DHI To Peloma .. RiVas
$3.50 poIko-Village Feast Clement
Waltz-Young Vienna. .Fahrbach
Hawaii POnOi.
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House Notes.

Lorrin-Please, Sir, make William
Oahu behave himself. He's chasln' our
Bill round e stump.
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Harry observation-disclosures home
with me, my darling, mine for period
of not less than three years, sure.
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"a The Fire-prOOf Brick b uiIding
bog No. So Nuuanu street, with Lot in
rear Of same, at present occupied by Mclean
Bros. For particulars enquire on the premises.
47-2w