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


EUGENE CRY, Sept. 3.-The Oregon con-
ference OF the NJ. F.. church has been IN ses-
sion in this city since Thursday August 80,
with full attendance Of its members. The
sessions have been harmonious and largely at
tended by citizens Of this place. Bishop
| Ninde presided.
THIS evening at 7 o'clock the appointments
for the coming year were announced as fol-
lows:
PORTLAND DISTRICT.
NJ C Wire, presiding elder.
Amiy-G w Roork.
Astoria G w Grannis.
Astoria crcuit-To be supplied.
Beaverton circuit--C NJ Bryan.
Brnoks-To he supplied.
Columbia chapel and Fairview-J II Wood.
Cornelius F L Post.
Dayton--W A Wilson.
East Portland Centenary-I ID Driver.
Adams street and Albina be supplied.
Forest Grove-B Case.
Hillsboro-E S Cavern.
Hubbard circuit-N NJ Skipworh.
lafayette circuit Mclntire
McMinnviIle-G i Round.
Mount Tabor John Parsons.
Oregon City-L r Janney.
PortlaEd-Grace church, Ross c Houghton;
Hall street and Hood street, c + Cline; Tay-
lor street-A Hummer; Chinese mission, to be
supplied.
Powell Valley-A c Fairchild
St. Helens-C Anderson
St. Johns-To be supplied.
Salem--Wm Rollins
Sellwood and Oswego-,W y Niclaols.
Sheridan-S L Lee.
Silverton-To be supplied.
Tillamook---A II Nichols.
Viola To be supplied.
Thomas Van Scoy president, S A Starr pro-
fessor, + Tower endowment agent, N Doane
lecturer on theology in Willamette university
and n embersof the Salem quarterly confer
ence.
W. S. Harrison, editor of Pacific Christian
Advocate, and member of Grace church
quarterly conference.
EUGENE CITY DISTcICT.
S. p. Wilson, presiding elder.
Albany-H P Webb.
Ashland-H P Satchwell.
Brownsville circuIt-H b Ellworthy.
Canyonvllle circuit-To be supplied.
Corvallis W spangles.
Dallas circuit-T F Royal
Dexter circut-To be supplied.
Drain circuit-To be supplied.
Empire City circuit--To be supplied.
Eugene City-O B Whitman.
Grants Pass McCane.
Jacksonville circuit-J w Miller.
Ilalsey--D T Summervile
Lebanon-Walter Skipworth.
Monroe circut-Robert Booth.
Roseburg-E Citizens.
| Shedd-H Gould
| Springfield circuit-F H Calder.
| Stayton circuit-W Hurlbur.
| Turner curcult-Sprague Davis.
4 Wilbur circuit NJ Sweeney.
/ Yaquina and Newport i II Roork.
w 7 Van Scoy was lett without appoint
ment, that he may attend some one Of our
schools. lie will be a member of the Turner
quarterly conference.
Geo Harting, Adam Keppler, + w BurIs
holtz, II Hansen, Alber; L Roeneke, Adam
Bushler, Carl Jams and John Hagcr were ap
pointed missionaries in the North Pacific mis-
sion.
c Larsen and John jacobson were ap
pointed missionaries in the Norwegian and
Danish missions.
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Frop. Elkton.

Cloudy weather.
Everybody about through threshing.
Mr.. Beckley is doing thriving business in
his store, also Mr.. McFarlin in the hotel.
Mr.. Hargan has sold his farm near Elkton
for the sum of $4,000 to Mrs. Lord Of Cali
fornia.
Mr.. Moore of Eastern Oregon has come to
locate. He says there is no place like old
Douglas. Come one and all there is room for
everybody.
Mr. o. c. Brown shot himself on Sunday
last with a pistol. He with some Other
parties started out hunting, Mr.. Brown putting
the pistol in his coat pocket and mounting his
horse the pistol was discharged by striking
the saddle, the ball striking the thigh bone
and ranging upward and passing out at the
back. Mr.. Brown was employed 10 teach the
| Elkton school and his many friends hopes for
speedy recovery so he can be at his post again.
FoxEY.
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En. Mead Ifen,s.

Cloudy weather and smoke are abundant.
Chas. Brown is having house built near
the mines.
The buzz of the ihreshing machine will
soon be hearo ii Shoestring r.
Rev. G. o. Hendricks IS teaching the
school over in the Rice settlement
Jas. Mckinney who. talked considerable Of
getting threshing machine has failed.
Ben f. Dougherty has returned from Kei
logg where he has been working during the
summer.
Mrs. Chas. E. Lane has returned from Al
bany, Oregon where she has been visiting rel
atives and friends for The past few weeks.
Y. Y. T.
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MEMS IDIvIaIOR
NOV rsRBA AUnfsAcK4 rANEs
V,fa SINE Lffe..ia Afors Est.

-
Ii is worthy OF record that TO Roseburg The
Modern Athens belongeth the honor Of issuing
to the world the first effusion Of poems pub
lished In book form in the sire ef Oregon
even before Joaqin Miller pat,.i,. he csi
ebrated s'Songs Of the Sierras." Inc ''pio.
neers Offering" was printed at the Ensign
Office by Gale Bros. and published at Rose
burg in August 1867; by our townsman Henry
Fl. Woodward. The work was highly appre-
ciated by persons of cultivated and poetic
mind at the time, and was favorably commen-
ted upon by the unbiased, Newspaper press
of the whole coast. The book consisted Of
musical poems of rs pages and is even now at
the present time quoted in San Francisco price
lists at So per copy and by real critics is con.
sidered to be choice production ofthe MUSES.
Art, and has become very rare. We are
pleased TO state that Mr.. Woodward is still
endowed with the divine affiatus and courts
the 'sSisters Nine" He is a member Of one
Of the leading literary societies Of the world.
"Honor to whom honor is due sayeth THE
REVIEW.
Honi soft Qui mdly pensc
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RoxANA

Warm weather.
Singing school failure.
John Hogan is still threshins.
The old blue machine is laid up for resi-.
Mr., chas. Hunt killed large bear on the
first.
We understand there will be wedding
soon.
Mr.. Arthur Disbrow lost fine mule some
time ago.
Miss Alice Hogan is going to take her de-
parture for Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. spriggs was the
guest of Mr.. Tom Wilson last Sunday.
notice that john r. sutherlin was run
ming cattle last Sunday, he is good with the
lasso.
Elmer Littrel and brother Will have a very
large crop of grain some where near IL thou
sand bashel.
We have one young man in our vicinity
who will shoot glass balls with any one in th,
state of Oregon for $Ioo and further more
will give his name. Elmer Littrel.
ROVER.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-09-07

The unprecedented sale Of Boschee's Ger
man Syrup within few years, has astonished
the world. II IS without doubt the safest and
best remedy ever discovered for the speedy
and effectual cure of Coughs, Colds and the
severest Lung troubles. 1t acts on an en-
tirely different principle from the usual pre-
scriptions given by Physicians. as ii does not
dry up cough and leave the disease sun - IN
cause Of the trouble, heals the parts affected
and leaves them in purely healty condition.
A bottle kept in the house for use when the
diseases make their appearance, will save doc
TORS bills and a long spell OF serious illness.
a trial will convince you Of these facts. 1t is
positively sold by all druggists and general
dealers in the land. Price, IS cts large bot
ties.
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our of the Breastworks.

TATE SPRINGS, TENN, July 4, 1855.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca:
Gentlemen-Seven years ago contracted
an exceedingly bad case of blood poison. |
tried a physician, the best at command, but
secured no benefit. My throat began to
get sore, and my body covered with sores
and ulcers. Going from bad to worse,
felt that my grave must be reached in the
near future. / gave up the doctors treat
ment, and with a despairing hope l COM
menced taking your medicine. l began to
improve from the first bottle, and in short
time the ulcers healed, and my skin cleared
off and was entirely well.
One year ago a case of cataTh developed
in my system. The physician did his best,
but could not cure me but two bottles OF
Swift's Specific gave me permanent relief.
7. H. ROBINSON.
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Notice For PubIE

Lsnd 0fIiee al gaseburg. t,r
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ri
IN lowing. named settler has si..
intention 20 make finsi prpaf h
claim, and that sid proof win Be- n
Register or ReceiFer Of u n. f.s,,i
burg, Or, on Wednesday sept. Ia.
DANIEL .. gI.aRF
Homestead csltry No. $3.50 for fh- !.
and n Of Sc /. section 50 ID. 49,
u. He names tho following vItn.s. /.
continuous resIdcnce upon. aad eul,
land, viz: Edmund L. Bushnell =, !.
Thomas Coats, william Coats. sn >
Douglas eoun,y, Or.
cHAs. " soHNSro
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Hu0aFd itcnis.

There is now in the vicinity OF HiIgard FIVE
mills and another ordered besides two or three
others talked of soon.
Mrs. A, w. Strange has aboat recovered
from severe spell OF sickness which confined
her to the house for about tive months
Mrs. A. c. Cox formerly Of Wilbur but
now of Sparta precinct this county was guest
of Mrs. DIR. Strange in La Grande last week
Miss Matte Strange who taught the Hill
gard school in the spring, has secured school
in the valley where she will teach the fall
term.
Farmers in the Grande Ronde valley are
very busy harvesting their hay and grain of
which there is fair yield considering the Try
season, though the outlook is not very flater
ing for good price.
The lumber and tie business all through the
Blue mountains is also booming The U. p.
h. X Co. are still shipping ties at the rate Of
1000 or 5000 per day and will probably con-
tsnue for two months yet. The demand for
lumber in the east Is still increasing. The de.
mand now exceedes the supply and lift contin-
ues at the present rate there will have to be q
good many more saw mills put up or else send
the buyers TO some other section
VIM. Noyes Of the Oregon lumber compan,
/ is putting in planer at his lumber yard and
IN short time will add a shingIe mill and
{ chopping mill He will then be able to sup
/ ply the people with all kinds of rough ant
dressed lumber shingles or chop feed in quaint
ties 10 suit their pockets. We have also :
very fine lot donated to the district providin,
they build school house on it and steps ar,
being taken in that direction now. There L
); also good lot set apart and donated for
church which we hope 10 be able To build in ;
short time.
Politics are very quiet so far in this county
| Democrats are still sore because of their de
feat in June and Republicans are little afraic
to make much noise for fear the tables nigh
be turned in November. This county is no
likely TO make much stir through the campaig
but that need not hinder us from voting and
is my opinion that Union county Will at III
November election poll as large majority fo
Cleveland and Thurman as she did for the RI
publican candidates in June and 50 ougf
every county in the state.
HIlgard is booming. Booming because ST
is no longer little out of the way place wit
nothing to attract ones attention but :, sing
lumber yard and water tank. She is now
town, surveyed and laid OFF in town lots &C
100 feet and streets GO feet wide. Lots al
) selling at figures ranging from SIS 10 500 an
. selling lively too. There is already in tw
. weeks time one good dwelling gone up an
the family moved in, and a good hotel
course of construction. Also our enterprisin
t merchant E. P. Stephens is building goc
two story store. 24x4S which he intends
, stock up with fine assortment OF dry goor
grocenes glass ware crockery etc. etc.
S. A. w.
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Honi soft Qui maly pense.

Horace has declared in a sufficiently hack.
neyed passage that neither gods, nor mem
nor booksellers, can stand the minor poet; but
this remark, whether true or not, appears
to exercise but very little weight with
the minor poet himself. Year by year with
perseverance worthy Of better cause, he
presents himself and his little volume of verse
to the ''chorus Of indolent irresponsible re-
viewers" and with an ingenious confidence
demands their suffrages. What ensues IS only
too well known, and need not be enlarged on
here. But when the bilious critic saIlies out
on the warpath-as he invariably does in
his paint and feathers, and carrying his
tomahawk along, heavenly pity 1--WE con-
Tess it, il bedews our eyes, for we remember
that what is spekkto the luckless singer, and
that day in his life is not to be marked with
white chalk. But yet, notwithstanding the
war Of determination that has been waged
against him, the minor poet continues to live,
and even contriyes to increase and multiply.
Temple Bar,
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4cCtaee
Money for Hariug Sared the Traia.
Last Friday night, as the Oregon express
was sweeping around sharp curve between
Grants Pass and Roseburg, the engineer, Ed
Elliot, saw that the bridge spanning deep
ravine but few yards in advance of the rapid
ly approaching tram was on fire. He imme-
diately applied the full force of air brakes, and
not moment too soon. Seven bents Of the
high trestle had already been burned, and the
train was stopped barely in tune to escape be-
ing hurled into the yawning chasm below.
There were about fifty frst-class passengers
on the tram at the time, and on the hat being
passed through the Pullmans the sum of $7o
was raised among the grateful occupants to re
ward the engineer for his faithfulness in The
midst of danger to the trust reposed in him.
Elliott thanked the donors, but positively
refused to accept the money, adding that she
had simply done his duty, and that the com
pany paid him for his services - The passdn-
gers returned to their car with hearty appre
citation Of the true heart that in this instance
beat teneath the greasy waistcoat of the loco
motive driver, and with keener sense thar
they ever possessed before of their complete
dependence for safety on ''the man in the cab,
who often saves the lives of those on III,
train behind him only at the imminent risk o
his own. Oregonian.
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Warm weather.
Health IN this locality is good.
Lizzie Wright is on the sick list
Our blacksmith is over run with work.
Harvesting is over and the boys are happy.
Howard Ward and his hest girl attended
the show.
Mrs. $. Mendell purchased a fine stove a
few days ago
Mrs. Grenot is improving under DR.. Mil
ler's treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Wright were out to
their place several days ago.
We are glad to state Mrs. Dunham who
got her arm broke is improving.
Thomas Scott OF Hogan went to Roseburg
last week to view the sights at the show.
r. A. Woodruff's steam thresher is giving
general satisfaction throughout this settlement.
Chas. Collins of Susanville Cal, is visiting
his brother E. Collins for the benefit Of his
health.
Mrs. Harvey Jones will move to your city
soon TOR the purpose of sending her children
/ to school.
Miss Sarah Casebeer has left for Comstoct
where she goes to take charge Of the schoo
at that place.
Our school is in need Of teacher. Some
are in favor of Miss Edith Callahan which w
think would be good selection.
STEAM THREsHER.
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THE COUNTY FAIR. Again and for the
last time we entreat you not 10 fail to attend
the second. annual exhibition OF Douglas coun.
tvs products next week at the fair grounds.
The board of trustees are making strong
effort to make this exhibit a success. The
grounds are being put in first class order, and
all will be done that can be, with labor and a
reasonable outlay Of money to make this exhib-
n a grand success. 1t now only remains for
the people TO come and bring some OF their
choice products TO compare with their neigh
bor's, and in this way they may be able to in
crease the value Of their agricultural products,
and also of their live stock. Many premiums
are offered, list of which can be seen in an
other column. Besides the exhibits and races
there will be addresses and other intellectual
exercises each day, also some amusements
The annual address will be delivered by Gov.
Pennoyer, and will no doubt be grand intel
lectual treat. He is not Douglas county
production however, but all should come out
and see him and hear him speak, perhaps of
some of the big things that do grow in this
county. Let everybody turn out in one grand
army and partake of three days feast of the
fat things oil the land. Now in order to ac
commodate those who have no private con-
veyance a train will be run from Roseburg
and return each day; fare for the round trip
so cents for all over IL years old, and rs
cents for all under that age. There will also
be restaurant kept on the ground where all
that hunger may eat. These few facts ought
to be enough to induce everyone to come, and
moreover there will be thousands OF things
there which have not space here to mention
Do not delay but come and see. ''seeing Is be
lieying."
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Notice for Publication.

Lani Once at Rsseburg Or, Aug. 10, 1885.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOL-
IN lowing named settler has filed notice Of his in
tontio1 To make final proof in suppt of his claim
and that sd proof win be made before the Register
or Receiver Of u s. Land cice at Rcseburg Or, on
Wednesday Get. 10, 1883, viz:
HENRY A. SMITH.
Homestead entry No. 31l5 for the lots g. 3. C, & !,
Sec II TIP % s. X. 6 West W, ". He names the
following witnesses 20 prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation Of said land, viz. Z. II s;ro-e
J3s L. Dickeson, W. z. Ruekles, W. H. Smith
All of Myrtle Greek Douglas Co. Oregon.
ClIAS. w. JOHNSTON,
Register,
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THE CORVALLIS COLLEGE, The staff of
professors Of the state agricultural college has
been finally chosen except the lady professor
Of hygiene ard household economy. 1t is as
follows: 3. L. Arnold, of Corvallis, presi.
dent; Prof. G. Grim, OF Michigan. professor
OF agricultural and director OF the experiment
station; Prof. F. Berchtold, modern languages
and drawing; Prof. w. w. Bristow, CONNER
cial and farming bookkeeping, and principal
of the preparatory department.; D. D. Letchcr
late of the Virginia Military Institute, mathe
matics, civil engineering and drawing; w. N
Hull, late of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, rhetoric
elocutlon, and physiology; L. r. Lake, o.
Michigan, botany and horticulture; DIR. P
Herbert Irish, late of Amherst college ane
Gottingen, Germany, professor of chemistry
The selection of this staff Of distinguished
teachers is the result of weary months Of COZ
respondence on the part of the board of re
gents. The session begins September I2th.-
| Statesman.
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NJ oTIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOL
IN lowing named settler has filed n otIce of his
intention TO make final proof in support of his
claim, aud that said proof will be made before the
Register or Receiver Of T. S. Land Office at Rose
burg Or. on Saturday Oct. 20, 1888, viz:
FRANCIS VI. INGRAM,
Homestead entry No. S3i6 Tor the w /! of S W
Sec IA, Tp. %, S r 5 West W NJ He names the
following witnesses TO prove his continuous resi-
dence upon and cultivation Of, said land, viz: Vim.
L. Ingram, Andrew NJ Ingram, William WhIts EFT,
Henry Boltinghouse, all of Rosebu Douglas coun
ty Oregon
CHAs W. JOHNSTON,
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DIED.

LEIINHERR.--In Rnseburc. Saturday
September Ist, 1888, little Efie Lehnherr,
only daughter OF Isaac Lehnherr dice OF
diph,heria.
LANE--In North Rosel,urg Tuesday Sept
4lh, 1888, Harry Shelby Lane infant son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Col John Lane died with
cholera iniantum, aged month and 40
days.
The mother after much patient watching and
nursing had to give up her little one who died
after many days Of suffering 1t was born but
to be transplanted in that fairer cline beyond.
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Wonderf,., Cure.

w. D. Hoyt & Co.. whoIeS, q and 4pet.i|
Druggists Of Rome, Ca. say: We have he.s..
selling DIR. Kings New Discovery, Eeezzs
Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica SaiTe e ~.
years. Have never handled remidies nj 81
as well, or give such universal satisfaii i6a:
There have been some wonderful 1z<<
effected by these medicines in this city. Ser
eral cases Of pronounced Consurnp,ion ms
been entirely cured by use OF few boitF -
DIR. Kings New Discovery, taken in crael
ton with Electric Bitters. We pnaafzz
them always. Sold by W. S. Hamilton
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Ao.c Has Faifh.

l had been txoubled all winter w.ih 6sia and
pain IN the hest and got no relief from rene.
dies opmended bydruggi phy hysicians.
At the saIAe time was advertisine Dr.. Bo-
sanko's Cough and Lung Syrup. Ihzd fisfle
faith, but thought to try II as ias <esors.
now believe even more tsan they L<<I ne q
its curative qualities. From The News,
EIizabethtown, Ky.l Sample bottle cents
al W. S. Hamilton
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NOTICE.
STEAM THREsHER

To WHOM lT May CoScERN:-My wife
Mrs. f. Budsall, nee Alice McCarty, having
left my bed and board, on the 18TH Of July,
1888, without any provocaiion, will not be
responsible for any debts contracted by her
from the date of this notice.
Dated, Portland. July IS, 1855.
Signed F.. BIRpsALI..
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Every case cured. Chamber

Every case cured. Chamber
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remed
every case in which it has been s-.s-,
common and chronic, and honestly belice
ii the best ever used for those disease I
have had great many calls for ~. B. Z.
Winters, Moore, Texas. Sold by A. c
Marsters & Co.
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AcclnFNrAv snor.-o. c. Brown who is
teaching school at Elkton, accidentally shot
himself last Sunday while handling pistol
The ball passed through his right hip, so We
were informed, and although it is not danger
Gus il NAV proye a serious wound,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Candidate for Marshal.

respectfully announce to my fellow citizens
of Roseburg that l will be candidate at the
ensuing election for city marshal and If elected
will perform the duties OF said Office TO the
best of my ability. w. B. SINGLETON,
August 27th, 1888.
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Notice For
Land omce at Roscburs
ls HFIERy 4

NOTICE Is HEREBY [
IN lowing name.I settles
intention 20 make fiaal p
claim, and thai al ! PROD
Register or Receiver II L.
burg. orsxon, ON TUESDAY :.
J. Bis9
Homestead entry NJ. Ssii
ofgE see. le Up. ~, sk6s
the following sFitn ssosto prove
ideHee apon, snt entity stioii ~. a
Gpnk, . .llsDd, Or Edward } Fiei,
". X. Thompson. tolst Valley, VIM.
Wilbur. eHAs, W. J
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For SUMNER coNpLAIsT use ch
laIn's CoIic, Cholera and Diarrhoea =
il is perfectly safe for children Of
zscts. per boitl.. Sold by A. c.
& Co.
READY WITNESSES. ANY o
ever tried Chamberlain Colic, {
Diarrbosa Remedy or seen it.s.:S.
ing Pans in the Stomach or Bow,
Morbus, or Diauhora, is ready an
recommend it. 1t always cure
Sold by A. c. Marstcrs& Co
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zzo Broadway, Asn YORK, MaIc|

77o Broadway. AsW York, Marc
Ihave been using AlIock's Po@
for 70 years, and found them one
Of family medicines. briefly sum
experience. say thai when pize
small of the back AlIeck's Piasters
with nervous energy. and thus cas@
braia exhaustion, debility ard kidn.
ties. For women and children
them Invaluable. ThG never iI<
skin or cause the Sigh u pain. but
threat, croupy coughs, colds, pains
back or chest, indigestion and bow
plants. c. D. FREDRIe
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ROSEBURG REVIEW
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER !, 1888.
SUNDAY SCHOOLS

RAFr,sT-Suntiav school at the Baptist church
every sunday morning ut 9:sS. cordial invitation
xtended to everybody. J. A. EaeERs, supt.
PREsBYTERIAx-Sunday school at the Presbyterian
church every Sunday $50 o'clock. cordialinvi
'A''''' '','e''s'Ss, c. GAbnis, Supt.