ROSEBURG REVIEW
FRIDAY, JANUARY, 7, 188-
COn TIESP OyDEXCE.
Washington, D. C. Dec. 20tb, 1886.
The last session of the forty-ninth
Congress is shaming its predecessor
by industry. There has been a good
deal less talk and a good deal more
work than usual so far. The passage
of such bills as that to give the Indians
lands in severalty, that to redeem trade
dollars, that to repeal the Tenure of
office act, Postal bills and appropria
tions, leflects high credit on Congress as
a part of its second week's work.
- Besides this legislation, various sub
jects have been briefly discussed, such
as Interstate commerce, the fisheries,
the Tariff and the Beck Railroad At
although it be but a little item in the
aggregate, and there is likely to be a
reform sometime.
E. Evans, president of the Lumber
-exchange Bank, Tonawaiula, N. Y.,
writes: January 15, 188G, I was en
tirely prostrated, and wis reduced frou,
176 to 126 lbs. I thought I had in-
nammatrou of the large bowel. The
pain was relieved only by morphine
forced under the skin. My doctor
nuucu mi; jui juuammauon ana catarrh
of the bowels, an affection sympathetic
with disorder of the left kidnev.
had distressing pain, with night sweats
and could keep nothing on my stomach
especially liquids, and was intensely
thirsty. Feb. 191 was in intense ao-o-ny
with pain in my left kidney. I then
uetraii arner s snfp chip Tn on min
' O ' . ill ill"
.-Sites I was relieved. I refused the
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trader a meuicines tncreatier. 1 finally
tornoy bill. The latter measure of
the Kentucky senator strikes at the passed a largo stone from the bladder,
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raurwau senuiois auu uiem'iens, ana us i men my pains ceased. it you write
aim ,is to prevent them from acting as Mr. Evans, enclose stamp for reply,
attorneys for subsidizing railroad cor
porations while receiving salaries from
the Government.
When Col. Morrison called an the
Tariff, a hush instantly fell upon the
house and noise in the galleries ceased.
All eyes were turned upon him as he
arose to say J,Mr. Speaker, I move
that the house resolve itself into a
committee of the whole for the pur
pose of considering revenue bills."
The holiday number of the West
Shore is the handsomest that most ex
cellent western magazine lias ever
i ii i -ii
cu. Jianv or its iniistr:uion3 are
printed in live colors, and none of
them in less than three. Tuey arc
highly artistic, Loth in design and ex
edition, and ore especially appropriate
to the season. An elegant large cn
graving of Mt. IJco.l, the famous
snow peak or the Cascade mountains,
i special
The veas and navs were then demanded
and during the roll call absolute si- companies the number as
U roionul in fi.o kr.11 mnTiv Supplement. It is CXCCUted
members with pencil in hand were
figuring up the vote. Messrs. Mor
rison and( Randall were apparently the
calmest men on the floor, each leaning
in cisht
colors and embossed, and is by far the
most beautiful .reproduction of the
yiuuu ecuiivrv VI UliJ v CHI VCI. lllrtUC
by the printing press. The literary
" ej. i,
back in his chair within a few feet of e magazine are most cx
mMi ni.W nnvr nH f lipn a vf. ccllcnt The holiday number and
mark was exchanged between them. 1 supplement will bo sent to any address
When it was announced that the mo- ul)0n receipt of fifty cents by the pul
tion was lost, there was applause on lislier- T,'ey XV'M sent free to all
ilia Rf.nnbliVn.n m'dfi. Mr. Morrison's wI subscribe now for 1887. Sub-
proposition was voted down by the scription price, 2.00 per year. Ad-
small majority of five this time, while dress L- Samuel, Publisher of The
last June it was defeated by seventeen. u cst aore, Portland, Oregon.
mi ft . j I i ii . rn. r -
xue senate s repeal oi tue tenure or Mra Ruth Br(nvn Co, j warei. Mk.h
office act restores to the President the if you wrfte encosin a Wl,
right cf removing Federal officers at toll you it is true that in July 1SS5
any wme. xae nouse win prouaoiy she "was suddenly Faralvzed, and ie
pass the bill with out ntue discussion
came entirely Blind, as her doct
tors
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ana so u win nueiy oecome a ia uc- claimwlj rQm au Enlargemcnt anJ In
fore the fourth of March. The pres- fWtion of the Kidneys and Liver
ident will then be free from all re- She was in an unconscious state for
stramt of a legal character in removing two weeks; face and body bloated,
Republican officials. .:tK ;,, t n" , ,
1. . , ltb agonizing Pain; could not keep
The law was enacted when Congress h,: i . - ,
. "!I oiouicum; ii regular ac-
was overwhelmingly Republican in t- rc .t, i, . -ni
. f ,. , . , tlon ot t,ie "cart. Physicians pro-
' 1 I nounceel her case incurable. Wit nn a
pendent course of President Jounson fw ,.j.0 Pirai . , . T
: , tew weeks the Paralysis lett her, Bloat
in ren'ovm? Kenubheans from office. A i . . .
went down, Enlargement oi the Liyer
Subsided, action of the heart becan-e
regular, and she became well in three
months and has felt in good condition
ever since. u arntr s safe cure iil
this amazing work for her and she
will tell you so.
m removing Kepubiicans troni otnee.
As it was designed specially to fit Mr
Johnson's case, few Republicans had
any further use for the law after Gen,
Grant became president and they made
several attempts to repeal it On
those occasions the Democrats did not
urge, as was natural for them, that
what was law for Johnson must be law
for Glint, but contended for the repeal The Augusta Chronicle makes astate-
of the acton constitutional grounds in mcnt with which we are compelled, in
company with Morton and ShermaD, fairness to the whole country, to take
Butler and Logan and other Republi- issue. It says, anent the reasons for
cans. . giving thanks and the ki'lin-? of the
Senator Edmunds made two violent turkey:-
sneeches against renealim? the act rhaps, n a purely material sense, the
Hoom for us Ail
Ever since the famous controversy of
South should be specially grateful . There is
a nresace of ilevclonment that r.innnt mU.
ui r: l t . .
liiau muter wiwwu mui uuu nio xraa- taken. The West had its day, ant! now comes
ident which began With such a flour- the rennaissance of the South.
ish of trumpets and ended so inglori- Isn t there just a grain of jealously
ously for Mr. Edmunds, the latter be- here? The west is a big country, and
comes a monomniac whenever the mat- it has not yet developed half its re-
ter of Executive rights as opposed to sources. Lcok at the map and see its
the blames of the Senate is brought extent. There are sinsrle states into
before him. He at once begins to rant which you could drop Massachusetts
about giving the Executive the "king- a"d it would make no more of a splash
ly power" and the corruption that will than a pebble in a ponl Coal, cop-
follow his right of removal
It would give inexpressible comfort
to politicians all oyer the country if
tho letters that men write, like the
good they do, were "interred with their
bones." A fifteen year old letter of
Gen. Crant's showing his disbelief in
, the sincerity of Gen. Logan's republi
canism, has iust come to lisht. Who
per, iron, lead, gold and silver are
playing hide and seek with the miners
and laughing because they can't be
found. Xo, the west has not ''had its
day," but has just begun to hare it.
Still, the south need not bo jealous.
T is room enough for us all, plenty
of streams to buifS mills on, plenty of
work to do and lots of money to be
wants to have his opinions published made everywhere. The outlook for
fif teen years after they were uttered? the next century or two is decidly
a,i it rnnf ,ri ,.f agreeable.
partisan loyfclty of Gen. Logau then,
he would not now for the Illinois sen
ator has changed his base since then
as completely as has senator Sherman
hi3 views an the Tenure of Office act.
The wily Ohio senator is recorded in
Tho Most Effective and Popular
Remedy Ever Discovered, j
WHY IS IT SO EFFECTIVE IN SO MANY
DIFFERENT DISEASES?
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WHY one remedy can affect so many cases is this : The diseases have a com
mon cause, and a remedy that can affect the cause, permanently cures al!
the diseases. Unlike any other organ in the body, the Kidney when diseaed may
itself be free from pain, and th. very fact that it i3 not painful leads many people
to d'.ny that it is diseased. But Medical Authorities agree that it can be far
gone with disease and yet gire forth no pain, because it has few if any
sense of pain ;
do not open a
1m rr nnfa fliA
accuracy of its time. So we need not open the kidney to see if it is diseased. We
stuuy me conaiuon 01 uie pystera. iNow then, jiijjJ'JX JJ1SIJASE produces
Any 01 uie jouoivt ng common ana u nsuspected
mo v Dcuoiiviuiij im uicoc iitr uuiy iutuus UI CUnAClIlJ 1110
thus unconsciously diseased it affects the entire system. Wo
watch to see if it is coins or is in erood order: We look at the h.-im
vVMPTnlulx 1,1X1 k M11! Unusual destre to urinate at, night: Flutter
U I lllr I Ulf lUa ing and pain in the heart ; Tired Fcelinus ; Unusual amount of
Greasy Froth in water; Irritated, hot and dry skin ; Fickle Appetite Scald
ing sensations ; Acid, bitter taste, with furred tongue in the Morning; Headache
and Neuraljia ; Abundance of nale. or scant ir flow of dark-rrilnn-.i
Sour Stomach; Heartburn with Dyspepsia; Intenwpain, upon sudden excitement
in the Small of the Back; Deposit of mucous some time after urination
Loss of Memory ; Rheumatism, chills and fever and Pneumonia; Dropsical Swell
ings; lted or white brick dust, albumen and tube casts in the water' Con
stipation, alternating with Looseness; Short breath, Pleurisy and Bronchial af
fections; Yellowish pale skin, etc.
These are only the chief disorder or symptoms caused by a diseased con
dition of the kidneys. Now then, isn't it clear to you that tho kidnevs beinc tho
causae of all these derangements, if they are restored to health by the'grcat siccilic
Warner's SAFE Cure," the majority of the aboye'ailmenta will dis
appear ? There is NO Ml STJjJl Y ABO UT1T. It does cure many bad states
of the system precisely as we have indicated. Now when the kidneys aire diseased,
the albumen, the life property of the blood, escapes through their walls and passes
away in the water, while the urea, the kidney poinon, remains, and it is this Kid
ney joison in the blood, that, circulating throughout the entire body affects
Cure," is TUIZ
jujajxot me nunoan.
Therefore, we say confidently that 1 4 Warner's SFP
MOSTEFFJECTirEMEDICiXEniW
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.uct-. is uiecoiiimonremciiy wnicn, overcoming mo common caupe, ren'Oiesthe
greatest possible number of eril effects from the system. Let us note a
Poison, and cured bv
3
SAFE CURE.5'
WARNER'S
RnNRIIMPTinN' r &TJ n3aJ-y- clSe,8 Von8Ui"Itioa is OJily tho effect of a
UUHUUlf ir I IU11. diseased condition of tho Bystem and not an original dis
ease ; if the kidneys are inactive and there is any natural weakness in the lungs,
tho kidney poison attacks their substance and crentuuUu thai waste
away and are destroyed. Dip your finger in acid and it is hurn'ed. Wash the
ii- toou uucomes a icstenng sere and is eventually de
stroyed. ihe kidney poison acid in the blood has the same destructive effect
KjVIl I IIC IffffS
. rur una reason a person wliose kidnevs aro uilimr will l. ivo
grave anacKsoi sncumonia la tho Spring of the year, Lung fevers, Coughs.
Cold, BronchitiR. 1 leurwy, e e., at all seasons of the year. Kectifv the action of
the kiunrys by Earner's SAFE Cure," as many hundreds of thousands
have done, and you will be surprised at the improvement in the condition
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IMPfllRFn FYF-X fir!! K3Sno.y aciJ Wlth somc Person haa an especial
lli;i rttiiLU LI L OiUill. affinity for the optic ucrrc, and though we
have never urged it as a cure for disordered eye-sight, many persons have written
usexpressingBurpn.se that after a thorough course of treatment with ' VJar-
nersSAFE Uure," their cyc-sight has been, vastly improved. In.
that
uli , uuu vi uiu ura wiuutia m me country says mat naif tiie. patients
como iu mm wmi nau cyesj upon examination ho discovers are victims of Lid
nt !f msuriR i . v: uavo bo uoudi mat me reason why so many icoplo complain
of failing eye-sight early hi life, is that, all unconscious to themselves, their kid
neys hare been out of order for years, and the kidney poison is err dually
ruining the system. B i 3
Wm HAHilN w wcu-snowniact recently shown anew, that Opium,
Ml iUHI linuilU. morimmo, cocaine, whisky, tobacco and other enslaving
habits capture their victims by their paralyzing effects upon the kidneys and liver
In these organs the appetite is developed, and sustained, and tho best au
inoruiusBuiw una. me numis cannot ue gotten via of until the kidneus
and liver are restored to perfect health. For this purpose, lcadim' medical
v niwi m. vi Lt--Ji. LAauiiuauuu ui tin u 1 LLi11iiJ.11 is 1 1 11 Trio nnni rt in
tho only speciflc for those organs, have awarded the prize to"Warner'fi
SAFE Cure." "
KrltllM ATlSlvl1 vcry, reputable physician will tell you that rheumatism is
:tiEi.veim 1 iviib caused ny an aciti condition 01 the system. With somo it is
uric acid, or kidney poison ; in others, it is lithic acid, or liver poi3on. Thin acid,
condition is caused by inactivity of the kidneys and liver, false action
of the stomach and food assimilating organs. It affects oldfieoplo more
than young peoplo because the acid has been collecting in the system for voars
iiuu uuaiiy uiu Bjhieui uccohich cnureiy acuunea. mese acids produce' all the
various forma of rheumatiem. Warner's SAFE Cure " acting upon the
kidneys and liver, neutraluirtp; t!io acid and correcting their fal3o action, cures
many cases of rheumatism Earner's SAFE Rheumatic Cure,"
alternating with tho use of " v 's Safe Cure" comnlaten th wrk. - '
Rl AnDCP flfOnDnC;'-:: and other hiah medical authoriteu Vav
ur"H , 1 s-iUfuJt.nv', vnat. most of the bladder diseases originate
ituffuMc mit vj inc :.. ana unuary tract. Ur.c aciu constantly
ii.oi.ife N i.,,!. ix;i.-ou uiui;.5 nil luuifs miu e vciuuaiiy ucsirovs mo inner me:n
brane, producing ti e intense suffering. Sometimes this kidney acid solidi
fies m Uie kidney in the form of ( ravel, which in its descent to the bladder pro
duces kidney colic. Sometimes the acid solidifies in the Bladder, producin
calculous or Ston. IVsrnar'B SAFECi
of casea of inflammation and catarrh of the bladder and has effectively corrected
tho tendency to the formation of gravel and stone. It challenges comparison
an omcr rmniiK' in iiiib worK. luy 10 Clay. I
" m n b jn n a b" q f. tv ja m warn mm k :
' V?il F H. Pmm r a 1 I U 3 t ?i
rr fc w w n
V3?
ISilNlirN I 1 1 1 N 9 j, wu 10 J1L- '" loeincr oi uhxhi m any one place
wmmmmir xi vi:re in ions oi iiurvona action in n.nv nrran Tru r nrvi vno
eels do not allow the blood to circulate and it stagnates. If this condition exists
very long tho collecting blood clots and eventually destroys the organ. Many
persons are unconscious victims of this very common-condition. The heart
determined as it is to force blood into every part of tho Bystem, has to work harder'
to gee ii inrougn me ciosgeu organ, and eventually the Heart breaks down
and palpitation, excessive action, rush of blood to the head, distressing headaches
indicate that the Vongistion has become chronic and is doing'damage to the
entire system. Congestion of the kidneys is one of the commonest of comnlaints
anmsme org inning o mum cnrouic misery. "Warner's SAFE
Cur' will remove if. " -
r-Mfll F finpJPI SlfjiN" "tat wo iiavc Sili(i about Congestion applies
I LuinLL UlHiif t,jil!a I Q. W;lh l.arth ular forcn to tln n.hovn comnlaints
They are as common as can be, pn. as every doctor can tell you most of them be
gin i:i this congestive condition of the system, which, not being regularly
uoiicciuu, urunn ji.iu uihcare ana prouueos uie;-e countless sunenrjgH which, can be
alluded to but not described in a public prirt. Thousands have "been perma
nently c.urea.
BSfinn ninROFR" Iksot strance that eo many, manv people write
uUUa UlVyStLiS.UU us that since they have civen themselves thoroucrh
Itieir thick and turgid blood, their
under its potent influence. The
is'not readily nm ifind in tho hinr-s
and the result is the impurities come out of the surface of the body, and if there
is any local disease all the badness in the blood seems to collect tJwre.
Our experience jnsti'vs us in the statement that "Warner'8 SAFE Cure"
i . t. : , i b . " j
iiciiuueui, uii KVcrnerstiAr SiUure
heavy, blotched, imt ihlo skin have disappeared
kidney poison in the blood thickens it. It i
is me greatest moo purmersnown." ltie treatment must bo very thorough.
STfl M 5 H H f ! 0 0 F? Jl EQ Vwy people complain more or less throughout
lUiiirtUH UUr.ihiULild, the year with stomach disorders: Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Wtterb-.v,!), h' at and distress in the -stomach, tharp paina, frequent
aches, want of ainieliJa . lat:k of crery. vvrAhcsearoexaethithtfeondiiifnisthfit
racf I it
ii lit , . . . . . '
win do pfouuecu in me hum
I'eople
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never v.in ucuci until nicy tivvj inc.riiiTmuon toa luorouL'n revivms
and liver action by means of tho only f:hh ific Warner's SAFE Cure'"'
nflFslsTIPaTinfJ PHF" xliCf" -iing ailments, more common
UUIty I II ill lUHj 1 I LLUi amciy one class than the other, are not original
j produced in the humvm h when the blood is filled with kidney poison:
sdose themselves withal! sorts of stomach reliefs, but get no better. They
will get better until they give their airrmtion toa thorough reviving of kidnev
Wha! Voii'jivss Did ami Itnl ot l)n Las
Sfnslnn.
nhat toiirress Oujltt To Do At I M,:y Xot
Do This Session
The dcmociatic party once upon a
time had courage enough, decided
Congress and on the stump as one of views. In tiioise days it ruled the
tha earliest advocates of its uncondi- country. Its leaders are famous in
tional repeal. This was on the ground our history. They knew how to make
that tha only possible motto of polit- tno country prosperous. They knew
ical parties in a republic is "to the hw to protect the people against
victors belong" everything. Imagine thieves and monopolists . They were
the surprise of his associates last Fri- not afraid. They gave the country a
day when senator Sherman voted in sound currency, a good navy, effective
the negative! j harbor defences. They did not collect
Tlie program of the President's New a vast surrlus revenue, but k-pt the
VAnrvAMnf.inn i. tvi.uA TTv..,T.na taxc9 so low that the treasury was
been arranged like of former years. wnl,tT ar,(l there waa no nion?' 5or
The Comtrollcr of the Treasury looks Jobs- Speaker Ca elide, who seems to
unfavorably upon one of its details us sometimes as timid as though he
however. Just how tho nina nmt weie an oM whlS amJ Mr Jlorrison,
pei-sonages who compose the U. S. Su- wLo Hkes to turn his 8us uPon
preme Court can on that occasion so his own friends-these two democratic
expand themselves as to require eleven leaders ought to read up a little the
roomy carriages, a3 they did last year, history ot their paity wnen us poncj
to take them to and from the Execu- anJ conduct carried elections as often
tive Mansion, would puzzle one more as election day camo around. In those
deeply versed in the mysteries of the days men speke of the "unterrified de-
law even than Judge Durham. And mocracy;" nowadays, with the memo-
then why Uncle Sam should be re- rie3 last session still fresh, they speak
qnired to pay $20 for the nse of each of a democracy afraid of its own shad-
of these vehicles for two hours is an- ow and ready to run before the shadow
otherjnyslery. The new Democratic 01 the republican party. Courage, gen
official sees in this time honored cus tlenieo, and fire away. You can't get
torn an expenditure ef the peoples ahead by standing still. N. Y. Her
money; that is a little too extrayagant W.
uisorucrti, mix are svcuiuiary 10 i hi perfect action Of trie Kidneys and liver.
The natural cathartic is bile, which is taken from the blood by the liver. If the
liver ails the bile is not forthcoming and the person gets into a constipated habit.
jierson gets :
. constipated
This, eventually followed by piles, ij almost always .an indication of cow.
liver, ana a i easing ui.-.vn oi mo Ky.iem. uemovc tne congestion, re viv
liver and restore Uie EW?i.-ya by the use ot Warner 8 SAFE Cure."
these constitutional Bccondary ii&ep.eo3 disappear.
restcd
e the
and
UPflnftPyPQ1 Maiiy Pef'l"0 BUlr untold agonies all their lives with headache.
nr.fuKUiiL.Ot They try cvrry remedy in vain, for they have not ptruck the
cause. With Borne temperaments, kidney acid in the blood, in spite of all that, can
bo done, will irritate and inflame the brain and produce intense Buffering.
Those obstinate headaches which do not yield readily to local treatment, mav be
regaruea quiiu rvnuimy jisjui tj nuiiti-i ui ty;nm
THESE ARE SCIENTIFIC FAC1S, SSSafe'!
that tho statement we make, tha t W s r ne r 's S A F E C u r a ' ia th ' 'mfwi ef
fective remedy ever discoveed for the ureaiest numlwrof human diseases." ia infi.
Ced. It is not a remedy without a reputation. Its sales for the past year have been
greater than ever, and ihe advertising thereof less than ever, showing incon
tcstibly that the merit r,)7pMehasgivcnitapermanentplaco and value.
Teoplo have a dreadful fear of Bright'a fljseasc, bat we can tell them from our
experience that it is the ordinary kidney disease that iroduccs no jtain
inai is lo-uay iuv yi cu i c-1 viiem y vf itc u a mu n ravei gieai ana an powerful,
bccait? in nine cases out cf ten, its presence is not suspected by either the physi
cian or t he vlctiai ! The prudent man who finds himself year after year troubled
with little odd aches aui a:!r.:f pts that perplex him, ought not to hesitate a
2h
mnmpiit n in tiia roal cans-'J of ii! uLseraso. If he-Will Pive himsplf 1hnrnimV r-n.
Ftitutional treatment v-UU1 Warner's 8AFS Cure" and "Warner's
SAFE PHIS," he will get a new lease oi life and justify Jn his own experience,
ally
sappcai
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when tlicee organs are restored to lieali a. . - JSJ--jv. .. i
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HIGHEST MARKET P3ISE PAID FOR HIDES. .
'PUIS MARKET is always supplied with
X the choicest qualify of '
ib-iS,32t-XX MEATS
Of all kinds, including leef, prk, vel and
mutton; also, corn beef, sausage, lard. etc.
The most favorahlo iml
patrons, and no effort will le spared toward
giving satisfaction.
SillrTIIIiW!
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Crockery Glassware,
Provisions, Cig-ars,
Boots and Shoes.
B0WEN BROS.
Wool and Produce of every Descrip
tion Bought
Having dissolved the copartuorship exist-
in); between Bimnell & Bowcn.Broa. mid
are now prejiared to do all work in the
line in a
WORKMANLIKE
MANN El!, .-..VD AT KKAHOKABI.X RATES
AN IX THE VERY HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAinrnr,
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. osifcmi-jr- or.
O. cjfc XI. fvri5.s.
A T..ll .t.v. t
iv r ua ljiue or
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Tablk axd Pocket Cctlkry,
Glassware, Crockery
Qneensware Etc.
Goods Delivered anywhere in the
City limits, Free of Charge!
Makes The Very Best Lumber.
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m oo BARKER & WILLIS,
RUSTIC per U ....
FLOORING per M . . .
Camkkon & Co. Managers.
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uiiica iiuui KoscLHircr on , I,,,,- n .1 1. o
c - "'I' 1 v.v,wn mauo ill f?UlllIIIfr.
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W. G.
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WOOBWAED'S
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DEALERS IN
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS, NOTIONS, CROCK
ERY, GLASSWARE, TOBACCO,
CIGARS, ETC. ETC.
A SPECIALTY. .
Produce bought and the highest cash
. rice paid.
ROSEBURG OREGON.
New Stage Line.
ROSEBURG TO CAMAS VALLEY
Buy a New Set of Harness
OR A SADDLE
One of the Biggetst and Best Stock of Goods ever Brought to Town.
use nothing but the best leather, and ha-.r- got
vKiiiiUNii IN Tills LINE. DON'T FAIL TO OA1.T. nv air
W. Gr. Woodwards Mosehurg.
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-SUCCESSOR TO
Wheels? &
-DEALERS IN-
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Leaves Roseburg, Mondays, Wednen
diys, FriduvK, and returns Tuesday,
llmrsdays, nnd Saturdays. Time of
I aving both terminal iioiiits 6 o'clock
A M. ami ariivts at each joint at . 6
o clock p. M.
Hour, T. McCllloch,
Prop."!"
EL'UOl'EAN TLAS.
JJSMOXD HOTEL,
First Class In Every Particular,
CORNtK KEOSt ASD MoREISOS StS
PORTLAND, OREGON
Tuosas Cn.tRAx-, Proprietor.
11 Kiakskt Street
Bas Fbasciso Cau.
Produce Bought
AND TIIK-
Ilighcst CASH PHICe Paid'
Give me a tll r.uJ coiikluvc yourK-lvc,
!ZXS??T??Z?zzrs!.!; ??;.t '3
SOJIETJTIXG XEWf
A Steam Cooker suitable for private
families or hotels, cooking all kinds cf
meat, vegetables, fruits, puddings eic.
BY STEAM
retaining all that is usually lost by
evflporatiou and avoiding any offensive
mell in the room while cooking onionss
kroutete.
Manufactured and for sale by
G. V. Jouxsojr, Roseburg, Or.
IM 1 1 EXAiiMl.
THE DAILY
is tlic i?t uioniing j.:uriiI tnbiished
Pacific Cfast.
THE WEEKLY
on the
is tho most complete Weekly . It hra tlic lar.
I gest circulation. j
Daily one year. . . .$6.oo
Weekly ' " ...$1.50
IWraii tancrs to Examiner Publishiuj; Co.
Kan Francisco Cl,
Sauijjlc copy &nt frve.
GOOIlS dulivcrcJ anywhere in the aty
Liruiu fio .f Charge.
Henry Elcxston.
Jackson Street,
EstulilUhcd 1S.-J2.J
' A. ROBERTS,
Corner First and Alder Street Portland, Or.
. THE LEADING
. AND
wmmmT mmom
' OF OREGON.
Roseburc;, Oregon.
Has 011 hand constantlv a larire and comnlcte aysortinnnt. nf
General Merchandise and will be pleased to see his old friond J v-JItX
aud patrons, as well as new ones, who in co nsideralion oiUie Wu!?ffb?S
SCarCitV Of llinniV nnrl nrocnnt Jnni.nc.mn in itl I 1 M 1s. of Memory, Lassitude; Nocturnal Kraii--
uiv, utjiiviuii 111 uuuiuwa, m 1 Bioim, aversion u socicir, duniuxn of vision, Noieei
u mc iiau, uo viiai nuiu amiinir unohserred in
tne unne, ami many otner iisease that lead to In-
OCKG WEN
Suffering from any of the above
consult us r.t onee. Tho drain can be ntc.i.iHl. ritai.
... ', in iub uu on again pleasant instead
oi uuruun. Anere may oe
RIDDLE-AG ED MEN
who ar .rouhlcd nth too froqueut evacuation of
wicuiauucr, orien accompanied by a slight smarting
or burninir sensation, and a rliaiiiii.jik....i.
- wMiuH wic v.-ni!iui account lor, Kopy sedi-
uiciiv in nio unnc, etc many oie of tbis dlllicnltr
oiuiMnl 1.1 Ik. 1.: 1. - . 1 "
......... ...vaum;. un:u 1 a i.nB Mvraii butm m
seminal weakness.
Cures Guaranteed 15 all Sucn Cases.
COSgrLTATlOW FrRR. Thnrniltrk imlnilin.
and advice, inclading chemical analvaia and micro
scopic examination of the tl.-ine. Am hiaual
opinion given in every easi.
The following Ucdicincssunnlied at the
S1K ASTLY COOPER VITAL HEMTOIIATIYK
it. ktti. . . ... .. '
in unir cmca ine qnaniiir,
SAMPLE BOTTLK FKfc'R.
Sent to any one apiilying by letter, atatinj symp
toms, sex and ape. Strict secrecy In regard to all
The Celebrated Kioxrt Rehkit, NEPHRITICCM,
for all kinds of kidnoy and bladder complaint, coo.
urniuua, k1-1! leucorrnuxi, eic rorsaieny all Uru j-
The Eiifflisb IvANDKLiuN, UVtCK AND DT8-
PEPSIA PILL is the beat in the market. F..r .1.
Dy an arnjrg-ists; pnee 40 cts. a ojttie.
Address EXGLISH MEDICAL DISPE53ART.
A o. 1 1 Kearxet Strrkt, Sk Frarcuoo, Cal
study their own interests by calling on h;m and examining
GGGBS Aim PRIGES
belorc purchasing elsewhere. I do not claim to sell froods
l M 1 .1 . . O
di co!i, or less man cost, out will assure all who patronize me
iat inoy will iret their jroods '
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At The Lowest Livlnir Profit.
Produce Of All Kinds Taken At Market Price,
Sol. Abraham.
Drain & Cof Drnin. Douglas Co,, Oregon,
GENERAL DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES.
Hardware, Crockery,
o-
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HA TS, CAPS, BOOTS AMD SH OES.
crs will find our stock complete, comprising many articles it is im
possible here to enumerate.
Would respectfully invite an examination of stock believing a'l can be satisfied
tbat it is for their interest to make purchases bore as wo juv and sell for cash
only.
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M. JOSEPHSON.
fill CASH
Keeps a f till line of Dress Goods of every variety and Shade.
A full line of Silks.
A full line of Satins, Brocades aid Velvets.
A ftill line of Fancy Dress Goods.
A full line of Hosiery.
A full line of Clothiuff.
A fall line of Furnishing Goods.
A full line of Ilats and Caps, Boots and Shoes.
H A full line of Staple and Fancy Groceries and Tobaccos
fi A fall line of Crockery and Glassware.
And last, but not least, a full line of Ostrich Plumes and Tips, with all
kinds of Idies Hat Trimmings and Hat Shapes of latest pattern.
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JS1 JOSEIPHSOlsT.
LAITGENBERG'S
Jacbeon Strect,0ppo8lto Pout Office,
It o sel org, Oregon.
KEEPS ON HAND THE LARGEST AND BEST
assortment of Rastern and San Framiweo and
other makes ot BOOTS, SHOES, OArTEBU, SUP
PHS and everything in the Buotand Skosj line, and
SELLS CHEAP FOR CASH.
Boots and Shoes Made to Order, and Perfect
Fit Guaranteed.
I use the Best of Leather and Warrant all
my work.
Repairing Neatly Done, on Short Notice,
Also a full Btock of TOYS, NOTIONS
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and
VIOLIN STRINGS.
LOUIS LA NQErfBE 8 O.
JPUHNI7 UliE PALAGF,
UNCLE JOHN GILDERSLEEVE .
Has the finest stock of furniture south ot Portland
which he selki as cheap as it can be bought
in he State." The new fanglod
DOUBLE BED LOUNGE.
PATENT CORNICES.
Also has on hand a full assortment of beds and bed
ding, chairs, tables,
BUREAUS AND COMMODES,
And all kiodi of Children Chairs, etc
J. GU.PERfiI.EETS.