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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-20

Eichmnnd slocA ,larLct.
Ropor ca hy John j. Williams d. e...
bankers and brokers. so. i'll Main street.


REVIEW
NEW YORK, September 10. - Oar
market was again Jull and irregular.
but with a firm undertOne. After -
O'clsck the tone of the list was per-
cepubly hrmer. The news was mixed
in character, but the trading was al
most wholly professional. The rate
cutting out West CONTINUES. although
r |. and y. w. viii not join. In the
Southwest there is also htlle trouble
over grain rates. but the pubic argue
correctly that the big tonnage moving
and in sight Will soon put qaietus
on rate eccentricltieS The forenoon
advance was on a report that the gov
ernmeut had taken large block Of
bonds for professional trading. is re-
stricted little from fear of more acuvs
money. There NAV be slight pickicg,
for ar occasionally on reactions.
out the great money for some time 20
come is for the bulls.
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Don't pm, of until tomorrow that which
YOU aughf to 10 to-day - Prov.
.'lcn't put of taking IN. DANlD'S COUGH
SYRUP until Your cough has settled deep In
TO Your lungs - " isd0m.
AN ounce NJ preventative 10 better than n
Found OF cure 80 bottle OF DIR. DAVlDS
COIG Gil SYRUP Is better than hundred
worthless compounds
siek Heaaaene permanently cured by Dr..
pAYlQ'S k<vEk Plk>lI8s IA n =
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. y. c., September l9.-
Spirits tliuentine firm at i5c. Rosin
dfm; strained, .jc.: good do. soc. Tar
firm at 81 s. Crude turpentIue firm:
hard. Il 20: yellow dip and virgin.
80 %. Corn unchalg d.
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join OFT
4 perfect cure Of Dyspepsia;

4 perfect cure Of Dy-pepsia
RICHMOND. VA, April 30, 1sS6.
81 ~ J.. Harag,
Dear sill have been afflicted with dys-
pep>ia Tor many yea. - ana tfc teddy inteili-
gent Uhy siciaus who prescribed various
remedies. uut l experienced no relief until /
used your Chase city Mineral Water Ii
benefited me more than all other remedies
combined. ! do not now suliertne leas from
dyspc. sia. have been using your water for
nearly a year. and ia my case II has made "A
PERFECT CUBE.
Very respectfully.
". Is. LYONS. Barber.
-. Charles fotcl, Richmond, Va.
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coal Dealef'' l7l0 ea'i Cary Street.

RIcHvoND, ~ April p, 1ss6.
10. ~ - H0ffiy chase CIl, la;
SIS Dear SILL have used with special
benefit. for fcliefof the kidneys at an excess
Oiurlc acid. ana other equity indications. and
a, "a preventative II iudig stlOn. the Chase
city Mineral Water, and commend 10 without
hesitation. } be- wnicr at the same time Is
delightful o. tle taste.
JOHN OFT.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND. Va. Santember ID. lsS2.

GRAIN anh Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND. Va. September 10. 1859.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat-77CO bushels.
Corn 800 bushels.
OATS. 154 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wbeat-i'xed. POO bushels very
good 10 prime on private terms: do. 200
bushels fair az zoe. Shortberry. 1880
bushels good to prime on private
terms: AS bushels fair at 1lc do. 100
bushels fair at 70c.; do. 1S4 bushels
common NJ Csc. do. 20 bushels common
40 Coo do 0j bushels common AZ j2c.
Total sales OF wheat. 3.eGs bushels.
Oats-Win'er. 81 bushels very good
on private terms.
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Ilmaiciu Nf0iliae t0mpGuW
Gents. -~onc oi-ht wears ago I was At
tackled with ~c'at.ca. aud suffered for scvera
DAYS no I'd time the most agnnizng pain. II
a. .ufiuucl geftius worse. although receiving
mo best MEDICAL treatment and using almp
every remedy that WAS suggested J finally
lDt -O bad on aud suffered 80 much was un-
able fo attend tO amy business. ana went 10
iir r~Oldi 20 Home 4 short time after
being thUrc. in reading the Atlanta CONSUME
nln. ] saw your "HtNNlCllI> RUE 70
AIAIIc tI HEH an cr iScd and 80 highly
recommended by citizens a. Atlanta that /
40 once wfO. tp Nou tot some. and IN Is few
dfys Tee iNll three bottles. ! commenced
tIitue 10 Us soon 80 receive q. and before one
bottle had been used I felt iis benefits. !
tools the ether iwu bottles nd scarcely ever
lrlf 90 pain. A.ccf tanning that this CHEAT
ANDNNIY GU t.l lnr ~Ci.ltC and Hlltt q
NNIiSN WAS for ~llo ly CIV tN~ s. MINOR.
J lou-If one bottle more and used that. and
sluee thon feel l.iie % ncW mon, without a
rain. li1m that d hHarHDle disease. ~tlAl-
ICA. nHd ! cleciiu'iy recommend N 10 all
afflicted with Sciatcl or Rheumatism as a
p lHE FIRE. Respectfully.
T.. ". HrNGERFORD.
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PRE- STON Z WIN,
FINE ART FURNITURE
No Is Governor Street.
nvUOs. MEDICINES. &C.
WHAT CURES ?
medicine Of cENuivrMERlrve place
HUNNICUTT'S
RHEUMATIC CURE

AGAINST the world for an impurities Of the
blood and diseases OF the Kidneys and skim
70 ls absolutely asa inmlHb.e cure for Hheu-
m1tlsm ln an MS forms.
We DO NOT refer o people in some remote
and Inaccessible place. but give YOU the tes-
timony of your friends and nclghbors. Here
Us thc proof:
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Lumber-Whiie oak. per 1000. $50 z
SIS: yellow pine. iramlng umher.-9 h
SO per 1909. boards. IS to $40. poplar
West Virginia. No l.s30: SO. o. s2l
No. .. $40
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Baltimore Stock Market.
iHy Ieiegiarh.l

Is baltimore. September i9.-virgipia
cons0ls. 20: do. ten foriies. 30 do
threes, 6,.c.
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ili a.fi.
Shipstul per ton 1ll.
Br0wnsiuif per ton -l3.
Bran per ton 5l3.


Iron-Amer..5n refined OH Denim
ion bar. per pound for standard sizes.
Lice. English and American sheet,
3. TO SIC: S0eJes hammered. 10 sc.
hoop. 3 To iic.
Nalls-Old Dominion, standard sizD.
go %. steel, - %.
Walker hnr.c-.hnna. d. mulns. -.
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Peanuts-Fancy stock, per pound. >
70 &c: medium. 3 10 &c.
POtatoes-New per bushel. - 10 Coo.
per barrel. Sl.7j 81 - CO.
Roots Ginseng. per pound. $500:
Seneca, per pound. 80 10 3jc.
Seeds-ClOver per pound. - 10 SIC:
Timothy. per bushel. Si.fO 10 Si.7j:
Orchard grass. 80 10 s0c.; Herds
grass, 30 to zoe: German nillet, IS TO
soc.
Sumac-per 100 lbs. 15c to %.
Wool-Tub washed. 30 70 Bic per
pound. unwasned. e3c per pound.
groceries. Itc.
Brooms-Two strings. SL00 10 S1.e5.
three strings. Si.J0 To $500: four
strings. $500 TO % 90.
Baskets-Willow. S1.fj To- eL3O per
! nest; split. 30 10 zoe per dozen.
Can tomatoes. 3 pounds, per dozen.
so to 9Oc
Can Corn, > pounds. per dozen. - to
SIC.
Herrings-Rne.haifbbl. - 7Jto $50:
f stern. half Dbl. $3.50 20 3.7J: NC.
cut. per bbl $3.50 lo-C 60: Gross. half
Dbl. s. 30 10 500.
kice-Caroiina. 6 to &C.; RangQon,
5sc.
Salt-Liverpool. from store. 81 20:
ground alum from store. per sack. Sl.OJ
to 81 o..
Sugars Granulated. O.; 4 sugar. SIC. 4:
b sugar. Sc: G. sugar. &c
1eas-Black. p To j0r. imperial. 81 10
Soc: gunpowder. 30 10 Sjc.
CoiIee-Rio l. IL 20c.. LaguayIa.
TO 2jc: Java. - TO zoe.
Buckets-Painied, two hoops, Sl.20,
three hoops. u 30.
TallOw-ic.
Lard Pure. Sc: pressed. &C..
Molasses-EXtra. hog-hrad. l3 10 ljc.
barrels. II to l6c: genuine golden syrup.
per gallon. - - 32c: New Orleans
prime TO choice. 30 to soc.
Soap-Common. 3 to- &c. best VIZ sh-
Ing, b, Sc: toilet. - 90 ejc.
Hay. Oats ana straw.
IIay-No. Timothy. per ton. Slt10
10 Si4 Ono. .. $500 10 fl3 jO:mixel.
sl2 to Si3; Virginia clover. so t. SD.
Baled Oats-sll 90 sl2.
Shucks-Bllod. - Oh zoe.
Straw Compressed. 100 pounds 40
TO 42c; loose, pressed. large bales. A. 60
4jc.
Fiorr nnd Neal.
Flour-R.chmord patent roller
family. 81 30 fo So. fancy family - Go
- %: family. "A 30 TO - 30. city extra /
- - to -. city supellue. 1923 10 /
% 30: CITY fine, - 30 o. s3.
Meal-City, per Dushel. soc. country T
SOC.
ril FeaG.
Shipstuh per ton sil.
Brownstufi per ton S13.
Bran per ton 5l3.
IRON. sieei nails. .fc.
Ir0n-Amer.an refined OH Dom|n- +
ion bar. per pound for standard sizes. /
l-lUc. English and American sheet. /
81 to SIC: SveJes hammered. to 5c:
hoop. to i.c.
Nails-Old Dominion, standard SIZE.
g. 25: steel, - %.
Walker hor,c--hoos 50. uules. -.
Lumber. sfasc,. Etc.
Lumber White oak. per 1000. 500 z /
: 5: yellow pine. framing TIMBER. 80 20
$40 per 1000. boards. ~- te 500. p1pi9l +
West Virginia. No /. $50. SO. .. s2J /
No. 3. SIG
Cement. L'mc. fiasier. ffc.
Concentration. per barrel. Sl.a5.
81 % to .1.iO: james River, /
81 % to 90
Limo-Rockland. per barrel el.l0 20 /
sl.lj. Anchor ID lj. HIyer,on, sLOJ. /
s.: Virginia lines. a5,. o. 20.
Plaster Lamp. -. eound- $500 +
10 u. luIlIn.I u-n-L-I = Ii [. II IL
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RICHMOND. Va. September 10. 1850.
FIRST BOARD.

&C Virginia consol coupons mon
fundablel al 49,.
10 Vulcan Iron Works at 80.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. B'd asked
United States 4 s Il. & c.. 1851 ......
United States : Il. 4 Co. rs ....
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COTTON REPORT.

Market firm.
Notwithstanding. l0sc.: low
loiadhng, lOic.; good ordinary.
Sic.
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Fiorr nnd5seni.

Flour-R'chmoud patent roller
family, 81 30 fo ~n. fancy family - Go
- %; family. "A 30 TO - 55:citv extra.
- - to -. city superlne. S3.2J 10
So 30: city fine, $3.50 o. s3.
Meai-City, per Dushel. soc. country.
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IIay-No. Timothy. per ton. SlAc0
10 si4 5O:No. ., $500 to tl3 j0:mixed.
Sl2 to Si3: Virginia clover. so e. SD.
Baled Oats--ll 90 Sl2.
Shucks-Balcd. - Oh zoe.
Straw Compressed. 100 pounds. 40
TO 49c: loose, pressed large bales. A. 60
4Jc.
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WHOLESALE PRICE CIEnEa
Country Produce.

Reported hy ~pmiiey q Oserbey. Commis-
ON Merchants. 1906 tary street.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1889-09-05
THE sIUsLAw YAxEEr
A Rerieic Correspondent Gtres fesr Ia-
feresting Facts Gteaned Dssriag
Ytsit to that Regiosa

A correspondent Of The REVIEW recently
made flying tnp TO the Siuslaw country, and
! was surprised Al the rapid advancement that
section OF the state is making. This valley
I which but few years ago was almost wholly
unknown is being rapidly settled up by intelli-
i gent, enterprising people who are making
comforlsbke and attractive homes along the
( Siuslaw river and around the borders Of Clear,
Ten Mile, and Five Mile lakes, which are
beautiful sheets Of wafer aud destined in time
10 become the most popular resort on the
Oregon coast. Already there is talk Of large
hotels TO he erected by Eastern capitalists
who have heard from afar OF the beautiful
scenery AMI healihiul climate Of this region,
and have visited j, only TO find everything
much more delightful than they had expected.
A little work is all that is necessary TO con.
meet these three lakes and 10 make maenih-
cent body of water one hundred miles in CIR.
yards in length would be necessary to accom-.
plish this result so that there is no reasonable
doubt that Ii will be done some time in the
near future. Indeed il does not require a
great stretch of imagination 10 see few years
hence these lakes alive with steam and sail
boats, and the shores lined with magnificent
summer resort hote;s. The soil in this yicini-
~ is also very fertile, and while there is still
considerable vacant land ii is beirg rapidly
taken mp During the present year alone
from thirty to fifty families have settled here
and ire going right 10 work to clear up their
land, build roads, and make other public i'm
Provemenis. In no other part Of Oregon
have better or more intelligent and enter
prising class Of immigrants found homes.
portion of this settlement is IN Douglas
county and the fact that they seem to have
been heretofore totally neglected ty our coun-
ty board should be looked into. They have
no voting place without going to Gardiner,
and have no roads out 10 that point Dong.
las county cannot afford 10 ignore these peo-
pie whose country is destined To become one Of
the richest sections oil the county, or If 1t Is not
practicable 10 bring them into easy communi.
cation With Douglas, common justice TO them
would demand that they be attached to Lane
county. There is no Disgusting the fact that
better road, school and voting facilities are
imperative in the Douglas county portion of
the Siuslaw valley and the matter should not
be longer overlooked by our county officials.
Next week we will write more particularly
about the iowns Of Florence, Acme, Glenada
city, and The Siuslaw river. This section OF
Oregon has grand future before it and TIE
REVIEW is pleased 10 have IN opportunity 10
bring il before the notice OF its readers.
G. IT. +.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1889-09-05
TEE oHEeoy ExHIsIr.
xis attracting March 4nenfion at nil
sramkec


That the Oregon exhibit IS attracting a
great deal Of attention at the GA. K. nation
al encampment, the following clipping f,om
The Milwaukee DAILY Sentinel will show:
The Oregon delegation, consisting Of fifty
five gentleman and ladies, arrived at S: 90
yesterday morning over the Wisconsin Cen
trail road, and their two special cars were
side-tracked at the old Union depot on Reed
street. The Oregon people bring with them
an interesting exhibit of their states products,
which will be placed in the Exposition build.
ing, and will occupy space Of 1000 square
feet. Two carloads are filled with fruit,
wheat, rye. oats, barley, corn and grasses.
The grain Is put up in pint sacks, and will be
distributed gratis at the Exposition, commenc
ng Monday afternoon. The delegation has
peaches, pears and plums in abundance, and
they will be given away during the encamp
ment week. In addition to the above 5000
samples Of wheat, oats, barley and grasses IN
small sheaves have been neatly arranged for
the inspection Of visitors The exhibit rs one
OF the largest ever brought 10 the East from
the Pacific coaa, anil will prove very in
teresting feature of the Exposition. The
delegation is headed BY f. b. McElroy, com.
mander Of the Oregon department, AMI the
xhibIt is in charge of b. S Cook.
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80 -.- ----------
ALTAR.

STENART-C -CASTEEL.- MIR Benjamin
Stewart and Miss May Casteel, both Of
Olalla were married on Sunday the Ist inst.
at the residence OF Mr.. and MIS-. Silyers,
Rev. W. G. Miller officiating.
AMOS COOK.-At the resIdeace of the
brides parents near Oaklani. Sunday,
Sept. /. 1850, Mr.. Wm. \ Amos and
Miss Carrie T.. Cook, Rev. y. Marcellus
officiating.
OFT-PATTERSON.- Green Valley
in this county, Aug ~, 1850, Mr.. John
Kroft to Miss Jennie Patterson, ali of coun
ty, Rev. A. Marcellus officiating.
COFFMAN-EMMETT.-J. IL. Cofman
and Miss Jennie Emmett were married at
the McClallen parlors Sept 9Th 1850, Rev.
J. r. n. Bell officiating.
The very best wishes of TIE REyIEw go
with this couple 10 life's journeys end. Peace
be with you.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1889-09-05
4GRaND sCccESs.


1t has been demonstrated beyond cavil that
the Insurance companies which go through
fire and live arc bona fde and reliable. The
Farmers and Mechanics Fire Insurance Com
pany at Albany, Oregon, has just passed
through Tour heavy fires with considerable
loss, and have paid every dollar promptly.
The last loss of $4,000 at Spokare Falls was
paid within five days oil The fire. The Com
pany had every dollar in money in the hans
with which to pay these losses, and hence
there was no delay. This Company only in
sures what it can pay ani no more, therefore
the Farmers and Mechanics Fire Insurance
Company canno. burn out. Moral: Insure
when you are certain Of your full pay without
law suits.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1889-09-05
srArE YoRM1I srHolI.

The Ashland State Normal school sasels
the public every advantage thai is given by all
practical institutions Of learning. In addi.
tion to the usual advaniages,of good school
it has model training school in winch sAe
student teacher is required 10 work. under
skillful direction. Ashland also has ,he
hest climate in the Slatesior health sn.l
comfort. Its pure cold waller frsm Tic noun
IAln4 lis white sulphur and soda springs are
aSefght 10 the health seeker. We should
be \ Ad to receive students from all ParIs NJ
The Aate. Ask your Senator or Rspn-.en.
ta,ive iora free scholarship, or address.
Il J. S. SWEET a. n. Tres.
; Ashland. Oregon.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1889-09-05
SOMETHING NEM.
The Ladies Laundry Machine snoT BeinJ
introduced


The ladies laundry machine just patented
in the United States and Canada, is the finest
laundry machine ever patented for family use,
consisting OF tub-rest, washer, wringer, and
clothes rack combined in one patent. Hence
but one royalty TO be paid by the consumer,
no middle man is known, but the machine Is
sold exclusively by agents Of the factory
The senior editor Of THE REVIEW has ex-
amined and thoroughly tested one Of these
machines, and was SO well pleased that he
ordered one on the spot. lie has no hesl.
fancy in recommending il to the public A
twenty dollar bill was run through both wash
er and wringer several times without the least
injury being done TO it, thus proving conclu.
sively that the method Of washing Is so per
feet as not to injure or wear the finest fabrics
in the least. The gentlemen who are intro
ducing the machines in this county have hun.
dreds Of testimonials which show the high es
umation IN which it is held wherever il is in
use. The ladies laundry machine should be
in every home. c. w. Winston is sole agent
| for Douglas county.
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TOMB.

FABER.-PbilIapinea, infant daughter Of
Carl and Mary Z. Faber, aged about 3
months, departed this life Sept. lst, 1889.
The disease was something like pneumonia.
The funeral services were conducted at the
Masonic cemetery by Rev. ]. X. N. Bell on
Monday last. This little flower bloomed only
for day. and then went to fairer climes to
bask in the sunshine Of the Savior's presence
WOODIN. AT Sugar Pine in this county,
September ?, 1850. Frank NJ. woodin,
aged IS years, 3 months and IL days.
lie was an exemplary young man, steady
and industrious, and his numerous friends will
he shocked to hear Of his death which oc.
cured alter an illness Of only few hours.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1889-09-05

ASSESSMENT NoTEs Assessor James
sterling and his clerks are hysils at work on
the a4sessment roll at the court house IN this
city. The TACT that there IS no office pro
yided ior the assessor by the county IS great
Inconvenience 10 that official and a hindrance
also. He has no place for his hooks and pa
pers and occupying as he does the court room
is forced 10 yacate eseri.e.s fr every public
meeting held there. g.ssi ~eek he was
. forced 10 move all bis books each evening on
account OF The teachers institute. The as,
sessor's Office is an important one and there Is
mach work attached TO i so that II IS almost
imperative that an effice should be provided
Tor him. Mr. Sterling has this year listed
ISsas acres q railroad land ard 1915 acres 81
school land which has never before been as
ses9d although deeds are held for il IN This
county. The board has reduced the assess
rnent on money, no,es and accounts IS per
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1889-09-05
The Hosreffer Stomach Bitter People scort
mother Point.

The Hosrefter Stomach Bitter People scors
mother Point.
In ,he;United States Circui, Court for the
Southern District of New York, Judge Ship
man handed down an opinion few days ago
in the suit Of the owners OF the trade marks
covering IIostette,'s Stomach Bil,ers against
Arnold Theller, the eompounders located on
vessey street, New York City, in which it
was decided that, although the defendants
made use Of their own names on the labels
affixed to the bottles containing biiters pre-
pared by them, yet as they were evidently de
signed to initiate the Hosteiter labels, they
were infnngers, and perpetual injunction
was granted and an accounting OF damages
ordered, together with The costs the suit.
1t is the evident intention Of the Hostetter
people 10 protect their valuable trade mark
against all infripgers.
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-ss@0s~ss- s-~-~>----
Sirepf on the Tide Of Popularity.


To the topmost pinnacle of success, Hos
letters Stomach Biiters stands Q shining
proof Of what genuine merit, backed by the
living force of proven facts. can attain. The
North and South American continents. Er.
rope, Australsa. the West Indies, Guatemala
and Mexico have all contributed wide patron
age and testimony Of The most favorable kind
but unsolicited 10 swell the reputation oi
this sterling remedy. Among the malaiies
for which the most convincing public and
professional testimony proves that II is be
ngn curative. are chills and fever, bilious
remrtIent, dumb ACNE and ague cake, dyspep.
-Sia, liver complaint, nervousness. debility,
kidney and bladder complaints. 1t mitigates
the inGrmiiies Of age, hasiens convalescence,
has tendency TO prevent i'll consequences
from exposure and exhaustion. Persons ol
sedentary habits and laborious occupations
will find it an ever useful tonic
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1889-09-05
The blockade Raised. /.

The long needed wan, Of lumber in l;a~e.
burg is now supplied at the New York Lum
Der Yard by NJ. r. Howell, iron iwo larg,
No. steam mills located on railroad.
Good Rye Lone Water aud Bad Rsaas
have now on hand the largest AMI Il 81
stock of lumber ever in Roseburg. n
furnish you good house in 4S hours. Cope
and see me, will save You money.
NJ. r. HoweII.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1889-09-05
CALL roA rRIM1Rr CONTENTION.

To the Prohibltionists of Douglas Co. You
are hereby called 10 meet in your respective
precincts on Saturday Sept. 9TH, at o'clock
P. M. for the purpose Of electing one delegate
from each precinct 10 Union conference Of
the Knights of Labor, of the Union Labor
party, the Patrons Of IIusbandrys and Of the
Prohibition party, the object of which is TO
unite if possible to make platform prepara,o
ry to the nomination Of state and county Union
tickets. All persons identified with any Of
the above named organizations and all Others
believing that reforms in governmentare needed
are requested to join with US in sending dele
gates TO the Union conference which meets in
Salem, Saturday, Sept. 18th, 1889, at II
O'Clock A. M. B. +. RAMP.
Chrm Co. Central Com. Prohibition Party.
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Notice For Publication.

Land ONCE At Roseburr, Or, Aug. =, issi.-
NoiiSE - uI-1ss, ~ LN a ia % y . ", VI
intention ts make final froof in support 6f hl,
claim, and that said proof Will be male hrfore the
Register or Receiver of T. $. Land Office - Ease-
burg, Oregon, on Thursday, Oct -i-th, 1850. viz.
JAMES L. MccULL0CH,
Homestead Entry No. 4s48 for the l. section 50.
Tp g. s R9 West W NJ He names the 10 lowing
witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation at sad land. Viz: G. & Ar{snlioeh
G. r. Potien, CiSs. Anderson nd Joseph Allen,
at of Glendale, Douglas county Oregon.
eHAs. ". JOHNSTON.
Rfgisits.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1889-09-05
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NOTICE.

To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
As it has been reported and re-said that
have been guilty of opening and laying down
fences on the premises of Fenlal Sutherlin
for the purpose of allowing my stock to tres.
pass upon the premises OF the said Fendal
Sutheriin. ! hereby take this means of re
dress, denounce any and everyone as l,ase
and malicious falsifiers that have had any con
nectiop with the above reports.
FRANK PIKE.