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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-14

The vaults at the court house have for
some time past been inadequate for the stor-
age of important documents, and the question
again presents itself for the consideration of
the county officers as to their enlargement
IL is evident that an addition must soon be
made. The details of the matter are now
under consideration,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-14

Workmen are placing a catch basin in the
sidewalk in front of Chas. +. Partridse's
drug store previous to the paving.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-14

Many words of praise are heard for the
handsome Quaker" cooking range which
Mr.. ulmer is introducing in the city. tits
having quite phenomenal sale.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-14

An important meeting of the fair committee
of Capitol Grange will be held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. c. NJ. Glidden. Grove street.
this evening at o'clock
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-14
;8aila Kfnathtf ao,,tmal
ntan SOAR. AUGUST u. ,ss..
TO vAcArlom rous,.r..

Parties leaving tho city On their sum.
ner vacations, can have the Daily
JOURNAL sent to their address for any
length Of time desired, at Is cents per
week. Address Of paper changed when
desired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-14
RECEIVED FIRST AWARD SPECIAL MENTION eoyRxE EXPOSITION 1888
A Frst-Cass Press for First Class Printers

ii Medium m Pres t qy
dMdk mamtheo Their %
hcry exceeds mh pi
vh at
N I'll
or @pgCa
Mnnh hppr1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-14

Quite large number took the trains ys..
terday for the Kennebec Valley Camp
Grounds At Dresden.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-14
PLUSH ROCKERS
and
SEWING CHAIRS

that are selling fast in Portland. Every
lady who sees these Rockers wants one,
and they are not expensive like they used
to be. Rattan, Reed, and Shaker Chairs
are very seasonable goods just now, and
we have some elegant patterns among the
Rattan goods.
A word about
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-14

AT the entrance to Duntons studio is ex-
hibited one of the finest frames Of photo.
graphs ever displayed in the city. II in
ciudes large sized photographs of many of
our prominent citizens finished in excellent
shape and a most flattering testimonial Of the
skill of this well known photographer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-14

Mr.. Reuel Glidden has sold his house n, tho
corner of Green and Chapel streets, to Mai;
Greenleaf I. Stevens, sheriff of the county.
The 500 train from the west was nearly
two hours late yesterday afternoon. The
delay WAS caused by an accident to freight
train at Dresden.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-14
Boston Advertiser.

The outrages on the American vessels in
San Domingo should not be allowed to go un-
punished. II reports can be believed the
vessels were deliberately wrecked by the
government pilots, and then plundered by
government officials; while one vessel escaped
being wrecked only through the prompt
action Of her captain, who, when he discover
ed what the pilots were attempting to do, took
the helm and steered the vessel safely
out Of port. II these charges can be sub
stantiated, there is only one course open to
the State department. The San Domingo
ample restitution for all the plumber they
have stolen and for all the wrecks their Of
fic;als have caused, besides paving indemnity
for their conduct toward the passengers and
crews of the wrecked vessels.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-14
REFRIcERATORS:

The season is far advanced, what few we
have left will be sold, no matter what the
original price was,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-14
Z LarGe Volume OF Trade.
Philadelphia Press.I

The bank clearings Of the country for the
first six months of this year show an in
crease of more than Is per cent over last
year. and those of the month Of July an in
| crease Of more than 20 per cent Outside of
New York City the clearing were 10 per cent
greater during six months and 10 per cent
greater in July. This must mean that the
volume Of general trade is very large, and
Of this there is no doubt from evidence
which 10 clearer than that of the bank re-
turns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-14
GSt. Louis Globe. Democrat |

Daniel W. Voorhees, beseeches the Indiana
Democrats to take the satanic spirit of plu-
tocracy by the throat and strange it to
DEATH OF course they understand very
we'll that they can't take q spirit by the
throat. or even BY the breaches, and that
what Voorhees, really wants them to do Mr.
10 to re-elect him to the Senate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-14

Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy-a positive cure
for Catarrh. Diphtheria and Canker Mouth.
For sale at C. b. Murphy's-
julyl5d&wlwchwky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-14
Joe Howard in New York Press.

Who here to day knows anything about
Commodore Vanderbilt beyond the fact that
he left about 800, 1000 900? Who recall.
the literal circumstances of William H.
Vanderbilt's death? Who Of Us remembers
even to have read that John Jacob Astor's
last year, we're those Of literally nursing
second bady hoodf Who can tell ~ what
we're Lyman Beecher's later years, when
sweet faced, silvery haired. mentally wrecked.
he wandered from prayer to preaching, from
exhortation to praises
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-14

concord Monitor.

A new use for electricity is running en-
gnes to operate the bellows of church or
gsns and to light them. Eight of the largest
church organs in New York are pumped by
electricity, at much less expense than by gas
engines or water motors. Who knows but
in few years clergynen will announce :
Let US begin our service by lightning. and
by singing hymn which the congrega-
ton are requested to join"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-14
A Wise Thing.


In Vermont. it is said, there are 200 900
acres Of good farming lands that have been
abandoned. The state proposes to adopt the
course pursued by Maine, by establishing
colony of Swedes thereon. Maine never
did wiser thing than when it planted
Scandina Wan settlemen mt in fertile Aroostook.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-14


DR.. Amelia B. Edwards has made engage
ments for some sixty lectures in this country
for the approaching season. These appoint
ments are selected out Of over 800 applica-
cations Her choice has been largely deter
mined BY the educational centres, and her
lectures will be, without exception, delivered
in or near . college or university centre. Il
is believed they will arouse mot only nev en-
thusiasm in archaeological research and deep
er sense Of il relative importance in history
and art. but that they viii tosch into life and
light many literary points, ard conRibute
materially to revival Of deeper interest in
the language and literatnrss Of she historic
pass-
The number ard variety Of u luaehes r.
ported ffoa Bar Harbss csnsaisats Kiseiess
eibute y ~ sefeagtA ard sAying poves &
II American soounch.--H 6s1fn13 Hkene.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-26
BASEMENT.

The HOUSEHOLD GOODS Monday will have
fallen 20 such a low price that ~ l. within the
reach Of all 10 buy those articles which wore ne
fore withheld from Them bY the nigh prices. We
have seen the want, aud having made large
purchase can AFFORD 20 cut the figure.
Tumblers, lc worth co. dozen;
Hand- De ,OrAted China Plates, :. y, 9. lie;
Glass Water Pitchers, - worth i2r.
Esc1llopcd Finger Bowls, Il worm olr.
Berry and Cream B0Nls. % worth 'it.'
Pgvonia Pickle Dishes, II wor,h l9r.
PayOnia Chsese-Di-hes, u worth 5jt
Nappies, Sc a dozen worth &c.
Fruit-Stand. &c. worth ~.
Payonia CGke-Stant5. "a worth >ec.
Small GObets, 39r dozen;
Fifth-Ayeuue Tumblers. H..
Princess Anne gumniers. 59c. dozen;
Toilet sets 10 pieco'l, II - set
Quart Wine DecauterS, %.
We also call attention 10 the line Of SPORTING
GOODS. the low price Of which has lately created
70 much comment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-26
Otto GcycSa.

spsuldings Adopted League Ball, 9Jc., sold
elsewhere Tor $50;
Rices League Ball, 7lc., fl.25;
Rice's League Junior Ball. 55c, usual price VI
spauldings Selected Ash Bat, G3c., prlce else
where SOC.
Base Ball Caps &c. price elsewhere l5c.
Wright & Dnson aud Peck & snyder Regulation
Tennis Balls, 3Oc.
Tennis Nets (sizs S3x3l, 92c
Guy kopee ana Pins. 40c per set
The Richmond Tennis Racquet $40;
The Standard Racquet, s2S5;
The standard Racquet Cork handlel, $40;
The Perfection Racquet $50;
The Perfection Racquet Cork hsndle). fLi5.
We ask you 10 note tho above prices on our
Sporting Goods and compare .hem with the
prices elsewhere. The result is obvious.
Our Sporting Department Is in charge OF
competent manager, who Will be pleased 10 give
Any Information In this line. NH 2n-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-26
GAUZE AND LINEN UNDER WEAR
yFRS. AND BLOU SES.
EMBROIDERY

las been n weak seller this season we nave
large assortment on hand Go they must so
room for idle departments. Tho prices Ne have
put on them Will epirit them away
Tho latest 50 fad now Is the OUTING CLOTH
DRESS Not only does 10 servo 80 the ld mote
Tennis suit. but II has worked is way INTO such
popuiar favor that now IL IL worn a. a comfCr-a-
bic house-wrapper aud again as the "catchy
mOrniug street-iress
400 yards. fresh supply, in old rose pink. blue
nnd gray and chocolate are no" on saIe az
&c.
The satine sale still goes on. and happy buy
ers are reyellink IN the thought that they arc
getting now
2gc French Satine for &C.
The sale will be continued Monday.
CsnTe 4 Isle, Last counter 20 LSft
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-26
julius SYCLE & Son,
Els east Broad street.

Manufacturers, irish
inc to unload th cir
heory stocks on account
of the 6ackraTdneSS of
the season. placed their
stocks in 0UctiOn-rOOD2S
and sold far belOlC ac-
tua5 raIue. Our buyer.
being present. helped
them TO UnlOad their
burden. We WiU not
limit you in qilaHHty---
you can buy as much as
you choose and as little
as you please.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-26

Ladies' Flat-Heel Leather House Slippers Nc'
Wortn 55c
Old Ladies' Glove-Kid Common-sense Broad
Bottom Shoes SO. worth fl2o.
cases Ladies' Ox,ord Ties. with petentlesths,r
diamond ami round-shapo tips. 'Sc' worm
SIS. -
Ladies Solid Leather oxford Tics, with patent
leathertip. very stylish, 9ic. worth fl.J.
ladies' Genuine French Kid. eztrs-nnc. patent
leather tip, kid-lined OXfJrds, fL25 Worh
Ss.25.
case Tsn-colored Oxfords. with patent-eather
tip very stylish goods, Sl.95 worth S2.@.
! case. pa.ent-leather backs and tips, hii-linei
Oxfords. sl.59 worth 500
5S pair French heel. patent leather. handmade
slippers, fA25 worth 6
9cases Mems Embroidered Velvet House-slip-
pes, 59c. worth a.
800 pair Ladies Kid-.ined Opera-Toe Slippers
47c worth il -
100 pair very nno Opers-roe slippers a. 5sc.
worth sl.2j.
Ladies' Fancy-stripe House slippers-l5c worth
&c
CORsETs FROM AUCTION.
Gazeie Corset, Nikado Corset W. B. Corset
4;r 34c. tOc.
wofth 3O- worth 5Oc. worth 15c.
Misses shoulder-Srap Cores. CSC. worth loc.
4"0 ''' n
""' ---
Fine Saline Corsets ia beautiful light and dark
ad = l.,b 80 ~ -
DR. SMELLS Health Corsets.
Sc worth il--olastic nip.
Tho Gyrsy Woven Corset
NJ tO,. + worth oyery cent OF 75c
The Long-waisted Woven Corset, Silvia shape
-q.,o co,e,r.,o, yys,cb-snripc Corset
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-26

We receuUed last Week enough DtV Goods to last
some of our LARGEST merchants W}1OJe year, but
hare fully decided not TO hold goods back for
an immense profit and get Wh,dt other merchants
term fair price just 0S soon as they come IN. We
place them on the marhet at the Uery forrest posi-
bile price that ne can sell them for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-26
/. Rose & Son,
2O6 EAST BROAD STREET----NORTH SIDE-WHITE BUILDING

Extra Heavy Corded Fine White
WOLF Pilue Satin Null
worm CSC. worth 25c.
solid-colored Llnon Cambrics, best goods, &c a
yard.
Lonsdale Cambric Lonsdale Cembrio
worth lOc. worth l2Hc
Tor &c. yard. for lOc. yard
Yard-Wide Blsached Cotton. &C. yard.
Elegant Blesched Cotton. without starch, &c,
worth sc.
GREAT SALROF LADIES AND GENTLEMEN's
UNDERWEAR FROM AUCTION
100 dozen Gentlemen's French Mock Full Regu-
lai-Mafe Bal bricgan Indershirts that would
cost you In any furnishing store in tho city
55c.-you can buy them from us for 25c
each; Drawers 10 match at same price.
90 dozen OF Children's Ribbed Gauze Vests,
sizes from 10 10 -. worth 2jc. each, for only
lOc
ladies' Jersey-Ribbcd Sleeveless Gsuzo Vests,
ljc. worth 70.
ladies' SIR Worked Neck and slceye-R bDed
Undervest 25c. worth SOC.
Ladies SIX Tassle Neck short-slseve Gsuze
Yost. &c. worth 62Hc.
Ladies' Fluo Pure SIX Gauze Under Vest, Mag
nncent Goods, &C. worth 90.
GREAT SALE or HOSIERY FROM AUCTION
Ladies' Fine Balbriegan Hose
for DC. worth l2sc.
Chidren's Isle Threat Hose,
5c. worth l6-sc.
Chidren's Pine-Suipe Hose.
D.. worth TO-.
ladies' Plu-Strtpe Hose.
&c. worth lOc.
ladies' Fsst-Bla'k Hose
worth l5'sc. for .Oc. pair.
ladies' Exirc-Fine Thread Balbnggan Hose,
l0c. worth 1890
ladies' Fuli-Regular Made pin-stripe Hose,
ljc worth 25c.
Gentlcmen's Fine Seamless snk Clocked Bal
buggan Half-iose,
15c. worth pc.
Gentlemen's Full-Resular Made Half-liose,
lor worth 2lc.
LADIES' Fur-Regular Haie Seamless Balbriggan
I2c. worth PC.
Ladies Fine Fa-;-tlack Tlsle- Thread Hose
3,r worth ~.
Gentlenen's Extra Fine Iisic- 1hread Half-Hose,
ioc worth 3Jc
GREAT SALE or CHILDREN'S AND LADIES'
SLIPPERS From AUCTION.
only zoo pair loft Of the Chjdren's oxford SAN
dals. NogpOrt Ties. tc. that arc worth 'jc. a
pair-vou can huy them from us for @'c
Chiiiren's French KID. also Kid-Lined Newport
Springfield lies i0r. worth 81.
Chiidrcu', Fancy Wiewam slippers, sizes five
eightns, ,O'. worth Il.
Chudrcn's Fancy Wiewam slippers, s-ll. Csc.
worth Sis These goods are yery s'Jhsh.
cases Ladies Opcra-Toe slippers SIC. worth
SOC.
. cascs Lndies' Black Lasting slippers Bic worth
Doc.
case Ladies Cloth Congress Caters 45c worth
case Ladies Black Lasting shoes &c. worth 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-26
SILKS.

Its no egotism whom We say our silks arr tho
best t0 be hal. since our assertion is backed by
the best fashionable taste. our prices must bo
the best. since no one complains.
So pieces Of China silks IN gl colors and figures.
The prices this week shall range from 90. 90
SIC.
Ceaire A,s's, First CoUHiSr 20 LsN.
Every yard Of WORSTED DRESS GOODS in
our entire department has been marked down
from 10 10 % per cent
cases OF now designs n Challies. t.-.
Csntre 1isie, Ftrst Counter 20 Right
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-26
AUCTION AND COMMISSION
SALE.
R.4LN OR SLIME.

THIS WlhL RE POSITIVELY TIE LAST
WEgK. THEDEMAND WAS SOGREAT FOR
GOODS AT SUCH PRICES THAI WE WILL
ONLN BE ABLE To SUPPLY YpU FOR An
OTHER WIEN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-26
The KNIFE
has been used, and we'll do the prices IN our va
rious departments bear evidence Of tho fact.
Domestic Debattmenf.

great rush In this quarter bespeaks some
thing now. Something that attracts tie eyo and
plcasCs the fancy must hsve fallen from the
dainty hand OF Fashion IN tni- department. Ino
SUMNER GOODS are in-thatsit.
! case o. Fine French Chsmbrny, eFery inAgina-
be shade and every yard guaranteed fast
cclors. 7'.c.:
Tho much-sOugh ght-for Batstes. Gitc.;
case Gingham. Linen finished. lD'.;
Another case Of Fine French Ginghams, tint
a. afos. 10. worth 3Jc.
Tho WHITE GOODS are now ai0rning our
counters with their freshness. and their beauty
and value have not stopped the prices from
drifting at once into the popular current
50 pieres OF Fine India Linen. s..
] case Of Beautiful White Checked Mulls, SIC.
cass o. Checked Organde, l2%c.
] cass Of Fine White-Striprd Dedacca, qLc.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1889-09-05

The orgons give the assuring ihfor-
nation that ono Hon. Matt Quay has
signifed his intention of s'helping"
VIM Malone in his race for Governor
of Virginia. If Virginia is to be
saved" to the plutocrats Matt Quay
is the one man capable of achieving it.
Mr.. Quay is very smart map IN his
line; but for him one B. Harrison
would to day be conducting sm III
Jaw practice in Indiana.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1889-09-05
ROsEBURG REVIEW
rHURsDAY !, SEPTEMBER 5, 1899
1rAsHTNaToS LETTER.
aFrom oar ragaIar .eoTts.pyn,denl-ll.l ]

4sAs' - as'.s' Ss1ae'a'5 s'''ss 80 - !,
n minister % iaaSsl Oe ssa' lnl'l'eo =
ely as Aegi.lne heu aOu'aeea anu :
lppoiyse = now on sop n e''as elis'Se 7
'le little islais'- Inc FFeheh anu =
ng1sssf captains nave placed shslH 9
les under admiral dae'arls or0ers :
case q trouble at fort-ah.rfihce'
red Douglas IS the new minister
is expected that he Will start TINS
eek. issls SAID that the haytlahs
beet TO Douglass as minister; they
amt a white man +
Permission has been granted by the
Agricultural department to some OF the
Knights Templnr who will attend the
Jonclave IN this city next October to |
bitch their tents in the department
grounds.
The Postmaster General IS all alone I
n his glory this morning and he only /
arrived in town to-day, and It IS doubt
ful whether he will remain. No mem |
Der Of the cabinet IS expected oefofe
next week
a special train lett this. CITY sae''F-
day night with large crowd oouna
5T sFIF--,e.sk Rec to attend the =. a. \.
aea1npment. The business men u
ashinston have invited the ofsah'za-
on to hold their next ahh'a' Gu
anpHlens here
Arrangements have been completed
,r grand excursion eS'ehalns i'0i,
etobet 80, to NoSelaoor if's'' anu
KING IN every place OF lliss,ss' i'Ou'
mana 10 massachusetts u y
the state department. % ei'e o0'e
-tes to the lhree America , congress
hich meets here octooef ooshe
faSoraote eonl'i'ehe mas oe's' "'aae
re because ehe ooueh - i'oS - =
,o...az.,,a4 .a.t;o, o,,t
seems 1alf TO ieaYe 'nas see.'Vi o'''
-, -, : G.,o.noont
he pad Tor by the soSefhh'ei',
dstones nofeihatloh ny eNe ne
.a.... faht -
200 A.
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Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1889-09-05
sPARE THE rREFs.

The following remarks clipped from
n California paper apply with even
greater force to Oregon, for here not
alone the fertility of the soil. but onf
glorious climate itself is dependent
upon preservation of the forests: M
one can ever foresee the consequences
Of a hlunder. Many years ago, when
lumbermen were sweeping the Aaron
dack mountains of New York of their
trees to sell them for iumher,zit was
pointed out that the denudation OF the
hillsides would inevitably lead to
driving i'm Of the water courses, ana
that tree-cutting ought to be regulated
i by law. No attention was paid to the |
! warning. The mountains were lad
/ bare. and the stumps in many cases
we're burned to complete the clearing.
1t is. now discovered that the springs
and streams which feed the Erie Canal
] and the Hudson river are running dry,
and that If the present condition OF
things lasts, the canal will shoal SO as
to become useless for purposes of navi-
! CATION. As a remedy it is proposed
that the state buy the Adirondack
, mountaiu-sides from their owners, and
? replant them so as to WOO the waters
back to their original cradle.
+ .sThere is a lesson here which should
e not be thrown away by the people of
this state. The lumberman is slowly
: but surely destroying the future pros
d poets of California. Every hillside
!; which is shaved bare to furnish fire.
f wood insures the conversion of some
i fertile field into desert hereafter.
i We are all discussing schemes of irri
CATION by which arid plains are to be
d turned into gardens through the benefi'
n cent application of water; but stimuli
d taneously, we are doing our best to cut
m off our supply of water. If the lum
N herman is let alone, he will defeat the
e. best-laid plan for irrigating the DIR,
So country, for he will leave no water tt
le irrieate with. 1t is not alone the ma
lie tive lumberman who is engaged in th'
,e destructive work. Vast tracks o
Il timber land have passed INTO the hand
ut of Michigan and Wisconsin lumber
to men, and they are preparing te cu
down trees by the Wholesale.
e. "a due regard for the future pre-
at ductiveness of the state should insis
in on the passage of forestry law, lin
"a. iting the extent of destruction to /
,ls allowed. 4 moderate thinning of th
forests does no harm; indeed, 1t may
E." rather beneficial than otherwise; bs
by no ONE should be allowed to denut
We the soil of all its forest covering, undt
est which the soil fattens and springs bu
bic up in the shade. Such yandalis
* cannot be tolerated in any sta
ny which expects in the future to be ab
of to ra,se food Ger the support of its pc
rms pie"
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1889-09-05

The Democrats of Washington are
more hopeful of the favorable result of
the coming struggle. They are work
ing quietly and persistly and are firmly
united. What is more they are right;
and there is every reason to expect
that our neighboling territory will
place herself in the column of Demo-
cratic States where she rightfully be-
longs.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1889-09-05
flonsl1mntlon Surely Cured.

To THE EprToR Please inform ydnr read
efs thatI have positive remedy for the
above named disease. by its timely use
thousands II hopeless cases have been pefma-
nenlly cured. shall be glad TO send triad
bottles Of my remedy FREE TO any Of your
readers who have consumption II they will
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Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1889-09-05

Some men who would never set a
river aiire make pretty good husbands,
after all. The average wife doesn't
care so much for husband who would
set the river afire as she does for one
who will start the fire regularly in the
kitchen stoye.-tsooaereiHe Joaraai
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1889-09-05
law practice IN Indiana.


Now that David Terry Is dead the
subsidized organs are pouncins upon
hin, with both feet. In their denunci-
alton of Terry for killing Broderick
they neglect to mention that it takes
two to fight duel, also that twice
during his early California career that
Judge Field was principal in duels--
though each time the affair of honor
was amieably settled.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-04

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