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A sonn,t Leo.i 0si.io..

E. Bainbridge Munday Esq County Auy. +.
Clay Co., Tex. says: "Have used Eiertue
Bitters with most happy results. My brosii.
CT also was very low with MalariaI Fever and
Jaundice, but was cured by timely use OF Tins
medicine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters saved
his life"
MIR. p. /. Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave, Ky.
adds like testimony, saying: He positively
believes he would have died. had il not been
Tor Electric Bitters.
This great remedy will ward off, as well as
cure all Maiarial Diseases, and for all Kidney.
Liver and Stomach Disorders stands un.
equaicd. Price soc. and ST.. at w. S. Hamil.
toms,
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-08-31
THOSE HATS.
An Indiana paper has it thasly:

An Indiana paper has it thasly:
That Democrat
With light plug hat
And band of black
Doth nothing lack.
And that young man
With hat SO light
And band OF white
Why. he's all right.
But all the girls
Who spy those hats
Can hardly keep
From yelling ''rats.'
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-08-31
u Candidate for Treasurer.

| hereby announce myself as candidate for
City Treasurer subject to the decision Of the
legal voters of Roseburs.
II. Il. Nc CLALIEN.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-08-31
THE BISHOPS AND FREE WHISKY
METHoDTsTs WHO CANNOT SUPPORT HARRI-
son AND MORTON.

NEW YORK, August 25.-The Republican
National Committee has more nuts to crack
than time in which to crack them. A com.
munication from several bishops Of the
Methodist church has been sent to Tie com
nlttee' IN which the bishops declare that they
hold the old fashioned notions about free
whisky, and that large proportion of them
and the members of their church, who have
always voted the straight Republican ticket,
will cast their votes this year for General
Fiske.
They state that they would like to vote the
Republican ticket, if the platform can be
changed, but unless it is, which thing is i'm
possible, they can't tins year support Harrison
and Morton.-ExamIner.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-08-31
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

p.sT,sr-surdav school at the Baptist chnrch
very SUNDAY morning at gas cordial invitation
Steuded To every body j. A. EdeENs' ""'''
PRyssyTERiAx-Suulay school at the Presbyterian
church every sunday 2:S0 o'clock A eoruAAi INV
'A'i''' C. GApDIs, Supt-
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-08-31

MoDEsrA, Cal, August 27.-M. B. Kit
trell's residence burned to day. The loss is
twenty FIVE hundred dollars.
The fire was caused by his three year-old
son playing with matches.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-08-31
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Candidate for Marshal.

l respectfully announce to my fellow citizens
OF Roseburg that l will be a candidate at the
ensuing election for city marshal and if elected
will perform the duties OF said Office 10 the
best Of my ability. w. B. SINGLETON,
August z7th, 1885.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-08-31

The FEsrIvAL.-The ice cream festival
giyen in Slocum's hall last Friday evening by
the ladies' Of the Presbyterian church was well
attended, and pleasant time was had by
those present. The total receipts of the even
ING were SIS which is to be used toward
r,niniinr the church.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-08-31
administrators 1 Notice.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT Tpr ~,
dersigned has bten duly appointed by n. z. !. =
tate Of fouisa A. Ninard. deceassa. AZ
holding claints against . ID stsfs, vii pvs.
same 70 me vi b p per veu err at ns.
Xix mon hs from this date, sTkFHEsf
JuIy %. 1919.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-08-31

LARGE Yield. B. c. Agee sowed Two
bushels OF mile, on his iarm in Civil BEND ard
harvested therelron / 81 bushels OF clean seed.
How is that for yield? Who can beat that
seventySiy bushels Of grain from one bnshei
of seed.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-08-31
BLOODY WORK,
TWO WEALTHY CATTLE MEN FIGHT A DUE
NEAR ARLINGTON, oR.-oNE KILLED.

ARLINGTON, Or, August 25.-To-day Joe
Elliot and Harvey Spear, wealthy cattle men,
fought duel, one with shotgun and the
other with Winchester.
Thirty or forty shots were exchanged.
Spear was killed and two bystanders wound
ed.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-08-31
RoxANA.

ATTEND THE FAIR. Don't forget that the
Douglas county fair begins one week from
next Wednesday. And above all don't for.
get to attend and take with you any fine
stock or choice products you may have, and
place them on exhibit. You can in tbat way
help materially to make the fair grand sue
cess, such as Douglas county's citHeus may
well feel proud Of. Let everybody attend
the far
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-08-31
Cnre For Nlck Hraaaah4

For proof that Dr. Guns Impro
Pills cures Sick Headache, ask your L.
for a free trial package. Only one, for o.sss.
Regular size boxes z5 cents. Sold by W. 5.
Hamitoz.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-08-31

BURGLARS IN ALBANY Friday night bur
glars entered The residence Of j. c. Comely.
No one was at home, but before they had
Carried away any thing Adrion Comely, son
Of the former, entered the house. The bur
lars attempted to escape, when comely seized
one of the men by the arm. The fellow drew
a pistol and fred twice, one ball passing
through Comely's sleeve. The burglars then
fed and were not captured .-Vidette.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-08-31

FINE PEACHES. w. B. Clarke OF
Millwood, than whom there is 10 more whole
souIed citizen in the county, made THE RE-
VIEW Office the recipient OF box OF the most
lucous peaches it has been our pleasure to
taste for many day. These peaches were
grown upon the Coloners place in Douglas
county, and brought to us by VIM. X. Cald-
well the accommodating stage-ribbon manlPu
lator who is always on time. May Col.
Clarke's shadow never grow less. The last
time this editor was at Millwood, the hospi-
tality we received and the crowd OF people
which came to see US, made us feel like we
should love to make the trip eight or ten
times more.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-08-31
SPECIAL NOTICE.

pr T. J. Page is duly authorized 10 aet as as n2 80
- rms ppvigy, in nkIand and to transact amy busi-
Hess Tor IL. ,,,. ,,,,pt,suINc 70.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-08-31
FIRE AT MODESTO.

A VERY SMALL BOY WAS TOO HANDY WITH
MATCHES
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-08-31
NOTICE.
Grants Pass, Oregon.

All members are specially invited to attend
special meeting of Roseburg Chapter No. s.
o. E. S. to be held at their Hall, Friday eve
ming Aug. 3Ist, 1888, for the purpose Of Me.
mortal Services, Robt. Morris deceased.
By order of the w. NJ.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-08-31

nent 5U34.4U
20. CLERK ANT.
J. H. shupe $2O4 60
2 J. I. Champman rs 80
81. McCuTdy 35 SO
4 H. McClallen 545 GO
5 II. Y. Smith GA As
6 r. L. Mclaughlin AZ 16
Z T. j. Williams 53 50
8 Chas. Bealman 157 4S |
81. l. Criteser l42 60
10 l.. Westminster 2G 04
IL j. A. Cox 80 6S
u A. Mathews l6 ~ |
13 W. Cochran 1873 IS
II Mrs. NJ, A. Rice 81 %
- f. Raymond l3l A
Is !. NJ. billiard 81 81
IL J. L. Churchill 62 90 !
IS G. W. Genger IS So |
10 II. Dyer l20 % |
20 II. Wright 45 SO |
q A. B. C. Wbipple 50 so |
% NJ G. Johson 1S9 70 |
23 H. Davis 63 "a
"a Jas. Jones 50 80
% c. w. Wright 81 81
96 =. A, Harris AZ 16
81 N. II. Rome Sc so
2S /. L. Rice 55 so
20 II. Putnum 63 "a
80 John Letsom So so
81 G.. F. Colvin "a 70
So 2 II. Burt II 90
81 G. w Benedict "a 40
50 II. G. Brown So Sc
36 A. F. Ozouf SO 0S
81 S H. Dodson 81 90
3S E. II. Burchard 40 90
80 w. II. Leeper 81 90
40 A. B. Farnsworth 80 "a
il c. L. Kicker "a Sc
A. y. A. Mathews 26 04
43 f. Z. Latrie 80 IS
A. David Albro SO 6S
45 F. NJ. Black 80 76
4G Samuel Whitaker 35 96
A. J. D. Burnett 26 04
4S W. G. Winston 81 56
40 X. b, Ireland 81 76
80 F. NJ Good So 2S
81 Ge,&Cutlack AZ 12
53 Jas Dnnnayin 81 08
80 JohIa Fawcett SO "A
81 f. G. Sacry 40 60
55 w a. Gridley 81 96
| So JAS Beasley 40 60
I 81 4, G. Gibbs 80 7G
| So James Ward 1G SO
80 II. Elif 1S so
GO j. l.. Cole 80 GS
81 Mrs. d. II. Crawford Il Sc
60 r. J.. Cannon 81 0s
e3 II. 4. Bay 81 "a
Ga II. d. Martin 35 9G
65 W. c. Upton "a sc
66 J. A. Haines 80 6S
6S l.. ID. Hughes 4S 81
so H. l.. Engles 40 o:
20 w. L. Nichols so Il
II Arthur 0oaks 4S 81
~ F. p. McDeSitt 45 81
73 NJ. Dolan 33 a
"A Chas T.. Lane 35 81
75 Ira Genger II s
16 W a Mulvaney "a 3
~ c. p. Totten 45
20 l. Dixin %
10 T. w. Cowan 33 4
50 J. G. QUAINT IS /
81 A. P. Appleton 81 0
50 F. A. Dockhorn 13 G
50 NJ. V. Leech 81 G
, 81 A. f. MCGEE ii !
SIS E. d. Powell 81
Sc w. ID. Owen 10 4
81 J. w. Lincoln 90 I
c SO John Cowan 21 {
c Joint District No 2 u /.
c Amount remaining unaportioned g
81. The nnplber of children in each di
: trict may be found by dividing Il
J amount received by $1.e4, the apportio
o ment TO each child,
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-08-31

HAMBURG, Germany, August 27.-Flre
to day destroyed quarter of mile of build
ings at Stenwarde, suburb of this city.
Shipping also sustained heavy damages. Six
persons Perished in the flames: The loss is
nearly two million dollars
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-08-31

Socks.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-08-31

FAIRFIELD, Iowa, Aug. 27.-The west
bound freight extra on the C., B., & Q. col
lided with the rear Of a construction tain at
Rock Creek, nire miles west of here, this
afternoon.
q. A. Rose, roadmaster, Pat Reddy, and
Pat Grifhn section men, were instantly killed.
John Kelly and Tim Murphy were injured.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-08-31

A IoKE ON. "RocKy. MIR. X. r Ear
hart tells a Joke OH himself in connection with
a CIRCUS. While he was secretary OF state he
made it point when circus visited S'Iem'
TO take all the boys at the Orphans home to
see il. On one occasion he went out with two
express wagons to bring in the Children and
his daughters were 10 meet him at the ticket
Office. The ticket seller saw them standing
around and heard them say that they were
waiting for their father to come with the boys
When he drove up with two wagon loads and
the bows began to jump out the surprised ticket
seller exclaimed "Good God, here is candidate
for the poor house. ."-Oregonian
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-08-31
School Fund AppOrtionment.

Apportionment of school funds for
Douglas county for the 3rd Monday in
August 1883. Whole amount apportion-
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-08-31

FARMERS AND FRUIT GROWERS ATTEN-
TIoN--D. Is. Irwin and D. S. West are nowcan-
vassing Douglas Co. in the interest Of A. Cook
and Sons Nursery of Vancouver w. L. This
is the largest nursery on the coast, has every
variety of fruit and ornamental trees grown.
All orders given to either OF these gentlemen
are warranted to be true to name, and all trees
that die within one year where proper care Is
shown them are replaced free Of charge This
company means business, and will sell fruit
trees through these agents every year, SO De
D,epared to give your orders when called on.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-08-31
BORN

HAYNES.-In Roseburg, August z4th 1883,
to the wife fRev. T. P. Haynes, daugh-
ter. Mr.. Haynes now wears broad smile.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-08-31

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Henry George
held his first Cleveland and Thurman ra,ifca
ton meeting tonight. Among other free
trade remarks he said; 81 stand here 10 ratify
the nomination of Cleveland and Thurman.
Grover Cleveland is the true labor candidate
OF to-day. am free trader, and the man
who Is afraid to be branded as free trader
does not know the power Of the word free,
The protectionlsts have had their way for
years, and IT is about time we tried freedom
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-08-31
Ackers Baby SOOfHe,. -

is IN great favor with Mothers, as il contains
no opium or morphine. It relieves the child
from pain, produces sleep and when II wakes
Is invlgorated and refreshed. 1t is pl,asnre
lor US 10 furnish the public with these DR.
tions; They give the best satisfaction an
sell them upon positive guarantee that
~iii 40 just what is represented. We viii
fund the price paid If they fail.
A. c. MARSTERs & =
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-08-31

san FRANCISCO, August Fl. Three cases
OF smallpox were discovered in Chinatown,
to-day and sent to the pest house.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-08-31

Poor RosEBURG.-It would be hard
heart indeed. that would fail to sYmPathlze
with the people of Roseburg in her Presen'
intensely excited condition of constant aPPre-
bension of another sudden flop by the Ump-
qua Herald, which is liable to occur at any
moment and overwhelm them with excite
ment the intensity Of which would be un-
bearable by any people, not familiar with
sucb shocks. But as some ten days have
nassed without Herald flop, it is hoped that
the worst may now be over and that the
Herald may remain solidly Democratic "aii
wool and a yard wide."-Pilot.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-08-31
RAILROAD COLLISION

THREE MEN KILLED OUTRIGHT AND TWO ~
JURED, IL IOWA.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-08-31
SMALLPOX.

THREE CASES DIscovERED IN SAN FRAN.
cIsCo's CHINATOWN.
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TO OUR PATRONS.
We respectfully call your aiteatio- e
Acke3s Eaagtisks Prex11't


tiOnS
For which We havs had the sole aeenesyE
Rbseburg for long time We know lhel
to possess superior merits and to be hune
goods. CIR experieuce-h has convinced rs thakef
they are all they claim to be- For all II "a,
and Lung Trouble Akers English Rem Is
the standard medicine While AkersfD,s
pepsia Tablets are beyond all dcuDi supasrior
to any remedy for Dyspepsia or any aiInhen,s
arising from diArranged stomach. They
are sure cure and we guarantee them. Be.
low Mrs. David Moore simply voices the hni-
versal verdict of our customers.
To THE PEOPLE Or RosEBuRG
know by personal observation that Ackexs
English Remedy for coughs is potent and
safe. both il and Ackers Dyspepsia Tablets
have taken myself and administered then, II,
others always with unvarylng success, both
ought to be in every house in this town.
MRS. DAVID MooEK.
We could add many testimonials Ike ibe
following to the efficacy of
4cAe1'S Blood .ELiGi1.
/ have derived SO much decided benes; I,v
taking Ackers Blood Elixir that pobes;,s.
ilngly endorse 1t as medicine of unusu., relia.
bilIty. Iurge all who may be afflicted with
disorders of the blood TO give this mos, ercel.
len' remedy a far trial because am sure af.
ter doing SO they will corroberate this sts,e.
ment OF mine, and thank me for makipe Il
las A. STRRrrNc
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-08-31

Amount remaining unaportioned $22-
81. The nnplber of children in each dis
trict may be found by dividing the
amount received by $1.24 the apportloa-
ment to each child,
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-08-31
COTTON MILL BURNED.
THE Loss IS TWO HUNDRED THoUsANl
PANIC OF EMPLOYEES

PANIC OF EMPLOYEES
PHILADELPHIA, August 25.-The Story
cotton mill, owned by Sellers Hoffman, at
Burmont, in this state, burned to-day About
three hundred persons were at work in the
MIL. panic ensued among the female
employees, and many were thrown down and
tramP'ed upon. The loss is $500, 900.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-08-31
FIRE IN GERMANY

TWO MILLION DOLLARS Loss IN A SUBURB
OF HAMBURG
Daily Republican., 1888-10-31

WARRINGTON, Oct. 81 by direction
Of the Presi ent, seere airy Bgard yes
terday Informed Lord Sackyiile, The
British Minister, that Ftior causes here
tofore made known 20 Her Majesty
government, bis continuance in his pre-
sent official position In tho United States
sno longer acceptable to this Govern
ment, and would consequently be detri.
mental 10 the relations between the
two countries The reasons for tiIis
action are set forth in report from the
Secretary Of etate TO the President, dated
the 10Th inst. This report not only Sc .
forth the ofTensivenefs Of the conduct OF
the British MinIeter, but calls attention
TO the severe penalties visited by law
upon citizens Of the United States guilty
OIL such offences as that committed BY the
writer Of the "Murchlson" letter, and
which are equally applicable to every
citizen who "eounsels, advises or assists
IL any snch correspondence" Tie re
port further says that the attention Of
the British Government having, in a
split Of comfy, been called 10 the conduct
OF It's Minister without result, sit, there.
fore, becomes necessary for this Govern
ment to consider whether, las the guardian
Of lis own solfrespect and ofthe integrity
OF Its Institutions It will permit further
intercourse to be held through the pre-
sent British Minister"
Daily Republican., 1888-10-31

Apropos Of the announcement By a cor
respondent OF the Scientific AmafIlar
that genuine shittim wood has been found
growing within sixty miles Of Nashville
the Christian Register remark: "If hi
be true, Noah PROBABLY had his Ebipylgj
in the same vicinity, aud The course Of
the flood was somewhere along the Vi
sissippi Vail y, the liver Ettil retailing
the bad habi. OF periodical inuudatiou
acquired so long ago. Ii the ark was
made in Tennessee, the Garden OF Eden
was no doubt In the Blue Grass region Ui
Kentucky, ard President Warren may az
well give up his search for IL at the North
Pole -
Daily Republican., 1888-10-31

The general talk Of Olaymont fol
several days back, ID che trlnk played
on Mr.. 0oest By tho ahaFperS. Some
say they wouIdn't have done this, and
others say they wonldn't have done tho
other thing. To our mlndlevery one IL
more or less liable to be fooled, II not
In one way thex msy be another. Too
much trllltanay often goes out ia an
eolipas. Some things look veil In theory
which DO not anawer at al IN practtce,
and Y % possible for . man 70 reason
himself into tie bSiief that particular
system ie right which, when reduced
Q practice, Will turn out entirely
wrong.
Mr.. Robert Casey has provided for
hitaself new coal shute, which can be
attached TO the wagon and the coal
thereby 10 put where Il 10 wanted.
MT. Joseph OLtey Is on the siok list
with rheumatism. He has been bedfast
for several days back. It IL hoped thnt
70 may soon be Gble 10 attend to his
occupation onoe more.
James o. McO0mb bought OF Charles
BAckmAn Of Stony Ford, N T., chest.
nut colt named Prinee Ashton, got By
kentucky Prince. sire Of Coy, Whose
record ts 2.l22<; 6Tss dam by Messenger
Durooi second, 6eely America Btnf:
third, Niger Lanes, son OF I.anos b.
American Eclipse, thoroughbred. Il
was our privilege TO see this 2-yeNr-oid
stallion. He 10 wel1-bred animal, star
In the forehead, white OF fore ankle,
white hind fetlo0kR. he also has GOOD
disposition, and to our mind ID the
MASKING Of . horse worth owning.
The new railroad bridges Rfe fast
coming to completion, and the cara will
be running over them In . short time
On Saturday last = great volume Of
water rushsd down both OF the Nan,
mAn'a creek branches, carrying with Il
good amount OF the timber used Il the
shove bridges. The Vushing and slnsh
lpE o. the water was not unlike the
rapids Of the Niagara.
circumstances changes temptations
diminish. positions improve, misfortune
becomes endurAbie by habit, but per-
son8 who are disaareeAble to MS always
irrilAte Us more and more. But We
DON'T prGpoee to hurt any ones feelings
by giving tie reliable news. YEIro.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-31


IN my long experience as q piFoioul.
tGii the frog hes been under oCnstsnt
1oiiosi and have tried tG feed them on
meR! aud musGsls 1iihOus sUooasg. ny
hsliaf ~ that frog o5ltuIe 10 delusion
n that suoh thing Gs c frog pond
'oaa nnt exist. TIE supply Of Boss TO
New York mHrkets comes mainly from
Cagufh add plaCet cf sngrse population,
@L5z1 tLay er0 l. o. e<t5usigsly eaten.
ggriy sesfs ago Amgr.GSna ola not eat
2oFai and every mgFsh Ia the Uu.ry
'in.rl1ed lagEe One5, ElU ties Eg9
alaoit ezaJ Oh near cl.los ia the Etate
u htg York, sud do not breeo a1a
oW liDely OuouFh y pay to catch
asm. I th,1ly 70 probable that tic hs
,rsClia1B, Ike Inc reDl.loa, are Of long
t,ie gll GLOW EroUlh. Tho balisf Ii
t1e,r e.Og growth 10 based on the raol
list nsuy u ika p5'ywcg8 co noE &c.
sA.ir ieSa ta5 usGs1n they aye matched.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-31

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The following letter has been received
6y Smes Murray, the treasurer Of the
Warrington Branch OF the Irish NA
lionGl Ltaeua Of America:
DETROIT, Mich Dot. IS, 1888.
Jaroes MURRAY, treAEu er.
DEAR SIR: Your welcome letter Of
the 94a tadtEnt, with check for $50,
duly Iesched 100, Tbs Bnnne has bsep
credited to the PaEnell Dsienoa FUnl,
ss the fecnud Contribution OF the olu-
zens II Wilmington to the same.
with hest Wishes, remAin, very
faithfully youTs
CHARLES O'REILLY,
Trlasurtr, /. N. l. OF A.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-31

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For the Ladder, wOrklugmen cid
others In n6ed OF underwear. Just 70.
oeived q Large stock, full line 10 ias'
gents snd ohildron's fall and winner
underwear. We bought thssa geo s
right, and have married thsn very low.
Gail and Examine BRd yen will be-
pleased, both In quality aud price
5tEoud's Dry Goods stprJ, No 100 West
Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-31

This is always desirable, and the
spssdier It tekes plaoe the better. Doub.
" Welcome is it In the CAGE Of those
usually industrious little organs, the
hidness, which, when they 20 on a
slrtke--Bo 70 spesk--aad drop work, &c.
rlouely imperil health 10 more than one
way. First and foremost, their ipao
ton bsseis their disease, which Is BY.
dra.headed, iucludinR such dangerous
msladles aH BFight'a disease and Ola.
beteo. Neat, when inactive they fan 10
assist In removing from the blood I'M
purities that beget rheumatism, CONT
ana dropby. Third, their inaotlon weak
Gus the bladder. Ali this is preventable
ard Iemed!able by. tho pleasant promo
ter OF organic action, HostssteE's stom-
sca Bltters, ~ once tonic and q reRu
lstor. This gently but eHectuAlly Impsls
the Kidneys 10 return 10 duty, aud
strengthens them and the bladder. %
on the towels, stomach and liver Il
likewise exertl . regulating and In
MIGRATING Influence, and 1t siren gthens
The 9yHtem, aud Rverts and Remedies
malaria and rheumatism.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-31

A SyrGe1ss Ggn l.1s o oo3uy gold
vat h - sha county fslr A 5oung
stg t0gu hud sdv5-tiaoa It. &c osli
-, racEe'9l tho recovered wztah, hn5
tA u said no was sorry that he htda't
eo79h noisy Will hlm 10 revarc nor.
the 7t size santld no reward, but
's1' bs oy4ts4E 81 10 aoull -s!nllYss
.5l lJr tha toijag $50 hsd spen. 80 "a .
r.ieiag h,F properly. Eg fan hied IN
his vest pockets and pal1 hsr q cents
ca account.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-31
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Thnr Rrrns. OF nnmhinrt,nns

True dellcacy Of favor with true cflica-
cy Of action has been attained in III ia
mousCSlitoruisl liquid lrult remedy sEFuf
Of Figs. Its pleasant tas ard teutlitia
effects have rendered Il inmenlely roPu
lar. 1t cleanses the system, cuueJ Cys
tiYeness, etc. All druggists. n. b
Dauforth, Second AID Market wholesale
agent,