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JUNE 13. 1S95.
OREGOS.
The contrast between tho climate
east of the Rockies and tno climate
of Oregon is becoming more notice
able every year as the business and
social relations of the two sections
become more intimate. The equable
winters and pleasant summers of
Oregon are beginning to attract at
tention from the people of the East,
where the cyclone and blizzard de
vastate ciops and destroy human life
and property. There is not wanting
evidence that an increased immigra
tion will pour into Oregou within
the nest two years. There is cer
tainly room for double of our present
population. Thousands of acres of
virgin soil awaits the hand of the in
dustrious toiler. Untried and unde
veloped resources still remain in
nature ready to spring into life at
the magic touch of human skill and
energy. There is land for the farmer,
great forests of timber for the lum
berman, mineral wealth for the
miner, grazing lands for the stock
raiser, business opportunities for the
capitalist and a genial, healthful cli
mate for all. Oregon is destinied in
the near future to be the most inter
esting, progressive and prosperous
portion of the United States. And
now look at onr own county, Doug
las, the fairest, most picturesque sec
tion of the state. What are we do
tng to Induce immigration and settle
ment amongst us? The business
men and press of the county should
take immediate steps to direct atten
tion hitherward, by giving wide
spread circulation as to the extent
and resources of the county.
GOLD ASD SILVER.
Our free silver advocate-? contends
that onr forefathers made the silver
dollar of 371$ grains pure silver the
standard, and that the gold coins
were based on the silver dollar, at
that time, 1792, was one of gold to
15 of silver. That is 24$ grains of
pure gold should constitute the gold
dollar and 371 of pure silver the sil
ver dollar, or by weight, the gold
dollar, was one-fifteenth that of the
silver dollar. Or in other words one
ounce of gold was equal in value to
fifteen ounces of silver.
This difference in value was the
result of commercial, and not of
statute regulations.
The first coinage act of this gov
ernment adopted the commercial re
lations of the two metals.
Observe, each were made money
with this disparity of values, which
no legal enactment had made, just as
the value of any commodity is de
termined nnder the laws of demand
and supply.
DIED IS OFFICE.
Since the foundation of the gov
ernment 10 members of the cabinet
died in office: four, Hugh S . Legare
of Sonth Carolina, Abel P. Upshere
of "Virginia, Daniel of Massachusetts,
and Walter Q. Gresham of Illinois,
holding at the time of their death
the portfolio of state. The others
were Wm. Bradford of Pennsylvania,
attorney general under Washington;
Thomas Gilmer, secretary of the
navy nnder Taylor; John A. Kaw
lins of Illinois, secretary of war
nnder Grant; Timothy 0. Howe of
Wisconsin, postmaster general and
Charles J. Folger of New York, sec
retary of the treasury under Harri
son. COOH BAY R. R.
The time for argument has passed.
The Pxaixdealer has heretofore
shown by argument backed np with
figures that beyond dispute the rail
road from this city to the coast
would be of incalcuable benefit.
The time has now come for action.
It will take money to ouild a rail
road. Tvdk won't do it, but coin
will, or can. It is now tho oppor
tunity of a life time a tide, which,
if launched upon now, will load to
fortune aud to fame. What will
Bosebnrg doT is the momentious
question.
The Eugene Guard says: The
Bene w says that someone says there
is a genera! feeling of dissapoint
ment because Colonel Alley refuses
to become a candidate for congress
from the second congressional dis
trict. If the Guard was aware how
little attention the republicans of
this district pay to the inano bab
blings of that political assassin, the
Gnard would not mention its unre
liable assertions. That paper ia dis
pointed in not being able to down
Mr. Hermann by vi!laniou3 etab3 in
the back. But, pjor thing, it is as is
the lot of mankind, doomed to
disappointment.
It would not be a laugLing matter
to the Hawaiian government if the
deposed queen sbocld marry a Jap
anese prince who could train the mi
kado's eye on the islands.
Money spent in a foreign market
may come back, b'nt money spent in
a home market never goes away.
fix oo
X oo
50
RACES ON THE FOURTH.
A Basket Dinner and Picnic at the
Fair Grounds.
There will bo a picnic and bosket din
ner in connection with tno rncoa at tho
fair pound on (lie Fourth. Every body
is invited to come and have a good lime.
Following is the
8PEKD riSOUKAKME:
Trotting Three minute class', purso
$50, two in three.
Running (MO yards, and repeat, purso
50.
Special running raco, f50.
Entries 10 per cont of purse. Tho
winning horse to liavo 70 per cent. Tho
second 20 per cent, the third 10 per cent
of the purse. No money given for n walk
over. In all races 4 horses will bo re
quired to enter and three to start.
In the event of the net gate receipts
falling short of tho amount advertised in
purses, the association reserves the right
to reduco purses to a sum not less than
GO per cent of the gross gate receipts.
Wool Received at Pendleton.
Tho Pcndloon wool scouring mill has
received to date: By rail. 1.S42.229
pounds; by team, 343,915 pounds; total,
2,1S7,H4 pounds. A quarter of a million
pounds will como from Burns. A part
arrived on Friday. This wool is hauled
to Baker City by team and sent there by
rail. Snake rirer will send to Pendleton
at least 1,000,003 pounds, and from all
along up to tho Spokane country tho
wools are coming tliat way. During the
week six cars of SO bales each of scoured
wool went out, making 4S0 bales, and
192,000 pounds. This represents about
775,000 pounds of grease wool. It is 30
per cent scoured wool, as it baa
been for three or four weeks, without
change.
Treasurer's Notice.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
holding Douglas county warrants, in
Corsed prior to September 4th, 1691, to
present the same at the treasurer's office
in tho court house for payment, as in
terest will ceas4 thereon after the date of
this notice by publication.
Dated this tho 13th day of Juno, A. D.
1S95, at Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.
W. A. Fratsb, County Treasurer.
The Peltoa Water Motor
Of capacities varying from 1 to 25 horse
power affords the most convenient, eco
nomical and reliable power for all light
service. One of these may be seen run
ning at this office. Send for circulars.
The Pellon Water Wheel Co., 121 Main
St., San Francisco, Cal.
Bncblen's Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve in the world for Cots
onuses, sores, uicers. fcait Kfieura,
Fever Sores. Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Cnillbains, Corns, and all skin Erup,
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
penect sausiacuon or money refunded
Price25 cents per m. For sale at A.
C. Marsters & Co.
Treasurer's Notice.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
holding Douglas county warrants in
aorsed prior to July 1st, lbyl, to present
them at the treasurer's office in the court
house for payment on or before June
10th, 1S33, as interest will cease thereon
at that date. Wji. A. Featzb,
County Treasurer.
"Llverine.
"Liverine," manufactured by the An
chor S Chemical Co., the great Liver,
Kidney and Constipation cure. An in
fallible remedy for all curable lorms of
diseases of those organs. The greatest
knows remedy for Indigestion. Try it.
For sale at II. F. Rapp's drug store,
Roseburg,-Oregon.
Sheriffs Notice.
Taxes will be received till June I5tb
without cost. After that date no taxes
will be received till the completion of the
delinquent list, about the 1st of July,
when ttco per cent will be added to all
taxes delinquent on June 15th.
C. F. CATUCAor, Sheriff.
Lecture on Y. P. S. C. E.
The secretday of the Y. P. S. C. E.
Union of San Francisco, Cal., Rev. H.
E. Monser, will deliver a lecture at the
Christian churcb.Sunday, June 16, 8 p.m.
on the subject of Christian Endeavor, to
which the young peoplo especially and
the public generally are invited.
noney to Loan
In sums of $1000 to $5000 on well im
proved farms. D. S. K. Bvicz.
A sensation has been created by the
revelations regarding 'be barbarous treat
ment of the lunatic inmates of the mon
astery of Mariabod, during the trial of a
suit for slander brought against Hermann
Mellage, an inkeeper of Scbarre, and
Warnatzcb, a newspaper man. who pnb
lished an exposure of the methods of the
monks, whoe methods became known
on the escape of the Scotch priest.
Father Forbes, whose escape was facili
tated by Herr Mellage. Tho evidence
phows that the monks are illiterate men,
totally unfitted to be attendants in any
asylum. They inflict crnel personal pun
ishment, sometimes immersing the pa
tient head foremost in ice-cold water.
The chains and other instruments of tor
tare applied to the patients were pro
duced in court. After a week's bearing
of the case, the accused were acquitted,
as the public prosecutor admitted that
the allegations were justified.
John Sweeney was knocked down and
robbed by two hobos near the depot last
Monday evening about 9:30 p. m. The
hobos went to the Senate saloon, took a
drink, and on going out were met by
Sweeney who grabbed one of them and
held him for the nijjht watch, who took
him to jail. The other escaped and has
not been heard of at this time of writing.
The captured robber, James Kerans,
waived examination, and in default of
1500 bail, was held to await the action of
die grand jury.
W L, Laird of Dry ton has just rolled
into town with six yoke of ozeu to cele
brate Pioneer's Pay in true pioneer
style. When any thing magnirlcient is
on the tapis, W. L. is always on hand
ready to do bis part
John Hatfield of Deer creek came into
town this week with a load of bacon
which he told for 8 cents per pound.
W. N. Vernon of Oregon has passed
a successful examination and has bees
I admitted to tho naval academy.
CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.
Cases up for Hearing at the June
Term.
1. W. J. Brand vs. John Frooman :
forclosure of lien.
2. N. E. Puckett vs. W. F. Benjamin,
admr.; in equity.
3. L. O. BearJsley, insolrent debtor;
assignment.
4. FrancisFitchvr.il. L. Klnnoy;
to recover money.
5. Thos. Hirst, I. Hackor et al. vs.
Emma Naabarg et al. ; partition.
G. Thos. Hirst et al. vs. Emma Nas
burg; partition.
7. H. Wolleoborg vs. Cauyouville
Mining Water & Manufacturing Co. ol
al ; to recover money.
8. S. Pennoyer et al. vs. Wm. R.
Willis ; action for damages.
9. H. Wollenberg et al. vs. 8. C.
Miller etal.; injunction.
10. ,F. A. Kent ys. B. M. Kent; con
firmation. 11. C. A. Sehlbrede vs. F. F. Patter
son; foreclosure.
12. Louis Bauer vs. A. B. Farrier;
confirmation.
13. 0. H. Hill vs. T. E. Singleton; to
recover money.
14. S. B. Hendricks vs. Wm. Hargan ;
appeal from justice court.
15. Allen A Lewis et al. ts, Sam
Jones et al. ; to net aside transfer of
property.
10. C. D. Drain vs. B. C. Heald et
al. ; in equity.
17. L. J. Stancliffvs. L. C. SUnclitT;
divorce.
IS. R. A. Fellows vs. S. 1). Evans; in
equity.
19. H. M. Martin vs. B. 8. Mode; to
recover money.
20. J. A. McCully vs. South Umpqua
Mining io. ; 10 recover money.
21. Eva Benson et al. vs. Lutitia
Brady et al.; partition.
22. Nettie Kern vs. Geo. E. Kern ;
divorce.
23. Nancy H. Mendall vs. Solomon
Mendall; divorce.
24. Ida Petttnann vs. Chas. W. Pott-
man; divorce.
25. Sol Abraham vs. L. C. Beardsloy
et al.; confirmation.
20. C. H. Maupin admr. et al. vs. A.
D. Peters ; to set aside contract.
27. R. B. Armstrong, admr. vs. Jos-
epn Aieivin; loreclosure.
23. W. G. Kelso, admr. vs. Joseph
Melvin; foreclosure.
29. Wm.P. Lord et al. vs. J. W.
Lincoln etal; foreclosure.
30. W. T. Creason vs. Emil Plagens
et ai. ; loreclosure.
31. Wm. J. Becannon vs. W. Brum
mett et al. ; to jet aside conveyance.
32. Asher Markovs. John Jones etal.;
confirmation.
33. R. A. Smith vs. L. C. Smith ; di
vorce. 34. Asher Marks vs. J as. L. McCal
Ioch et al.; foreclosure.
35. A. E. Brown vs. Chas. L. Freyer;
to recover money.
36. S. Minard vs. Asher Marks et al. ;
in equity.
37. E. C. Michael vs. Jas. A. Sterling ;
foreclosure of lien.
33. Emil Plagens vs. W. T. Pearson ;
in equity.
39. Jas. A. Sterling vs. Douglas
County ; to recover money.
40. Albert Ziniker ts. Annie Consoli
dated Mining Co. et al.; foreclosure of
lien.
41. Chas. R. David vs. L. F. Ander
son ; in equity.
42. H. E. Hoover vs. C. Graham et
a!. ; foreclosure.
43. Asher Marks vs. Jos. C. McCul
lochet al,; to recover money.
44. Rosalthe Bennett yi. Chas. Ben
nett; divorce.
45. J. E. Kerley vs. Liuie Kerler ;
divorce.
46. S. Hamilton vs. C. Gutches; fore
closure. 43. H. W. Miller vs. A. F. Barker to
recover money.
49. Plinn Cooper vs. Wm. N. Moore
et al.; to recover money.
50. First National Bank vs. Wm. N.
Moore et al. ; to recover money.
51. S. Hamilton vs. J. J. Farquar et
al.; fort closure.
52. L. Steager vs. W. H. Harris, et
al.; foreclosure.
53. H. F. Phelps vs. A. W. Phelps;
divorce.
54. Lee Cardwell & Co., vs. Wm.
Levens; to recover money.
55. Henry Beckley vs. P. W. McNeal ;
to recover money.
56. State of Oregon vs. J. H. Perkins ;
recognizance.
57. Stae of Oregon vs. Montie Bogen
rick and Frank Ligbtfoot ; recognizance.
5S. State of Oregon vs. Bob Meter;
recognizance.
59. W. A. Perkins, Admr., etal. vs.
Douglas County Agricultural Association ;
to recover money.
The Union Pacific railroad system of
8000 miles, consisting of the Union Pa
cific from Omaha to Ogden, 10S3 miles;
the St. Joseph A Grand Island of 250
miles, the Denver & Gulf of 1478 miles,
the Oregon Railway & Navigation lines
1059 miles, the Denver, Lcadvillc A Gun
nison, 325 miles, the Oregon short line
1431 miles and the Kansas Pacific 747
miles is about to be broken np and go
into the bands of a receiver.
In Eastern Washington and Oregon tho
cattlemen have resorted to the torch to
drive sheep men with their flock off tho
public domain. It is claimed that sev
eral ranches has been destroyed by the
torch of the incendiary cattle men. Such
a course is despicable. It is a species of
warefare that can find no reasonable ex
cuse, and it is hoped the officers of the
law will bring the guilty to joetlce.
Jno. Foster, formerly secretary of
state but lately counsel for China in ne
gotiating with Japan, has cabled to
Washington that he has completed his
labors and will return to Washington
soon. His advice to China was fully
complied with in negotiating a loan in
Paris and has given him a fee of $100,
000 for bis services.
The Cuban revolution is flourishing all
along the Florida coast. If Spain could
send her ten new bstallions there add
destroy a few sensational newspaper cor
respondents, she could put an end to the
rebellion very eoon.
The Oregon Fruit d: Produce Company
will ship a carload of green gooseberries
to Omaba tomorrow as an experiment,
with a view of establishing an Eastern
market for (be Oregon gooseberry.
A few heavy verdicts In damage suits
atcalnst owners of wrecked steamships
would make them less reckless about
loading vessels. That is what keeps
railroad companies in order.
Some of the sheepehoorersn Josephine
are on a strike. All that the ownerB
wish to pay is 3 cents a bead, for which
the shearers refuse to work.
The price of silver in Kew York yester
day was C6? cents per ounce.
Dr. Price's Crwtm Baldog Powfcr
World's Fair Highest Medal and Dlolaraa.
KUT TO SUIT YOU.
Prices Kut, Too! at the
Novelty Store.
0ur Dollar Suits in Children's
Clothing nro moving fast, and
tho bettor grades nro not over
looked, for our lino of Children's and
Youth's Clothing cau not ho heat.
Don't Wo know that our i;ooils
Everybody (Dress Goods especially)
Come aud prices nro 11 big temp
At Once. tation to you, but if every
body came at ono timo wo
could not wait on thorn, so somo of you
como today, while tho assortirenl is alits
best.
More (Hy Notions: we ineau
New Tilings all thoso litlo neccsenry
in or ornamental things
Notions. that go to mako up the
toilet of woll-dii'Bscd wo
men) than it has ever been our pleasure
to show before. Numberless new kinks
of fashion are for your use.
There is Comfort We have knit uu
In Good derwear for Indie?
Underwear. aud gents. They
Hre low in price,
and quality tho best. Wo might td.ro
mention a complete lino of Hosiery.
There- ia money saving in tliem for you.
Ladies' What is tho uso of tewing
Waists, iu warm weather when you
can get a nico waist for 50
cents ud upward in price at tho Novelty
Store. Also ready - made wrapinrs,
cheaper than you cau buy tho goods.
Camping Season
Is Here.
And wo are on
hand with a full
line of Tinware,
Cooking Utensils, etc., such nsjouuill
need on an outing. Tho prices are right,
and you will say to.
. Profitable
4 Things
to Remember.
That tho above is
money saving or
you.
That a dime saved
these times is that much earned.
That our stock is complete.
That the Novelty Storo is in the Taylor
A Wilson block.
Roaeburg Market Report.
NIODL'CE.
Potatoes, er bushel 30 (j .10
Eggs, per dozen .03
Butter, per pound .15
Cheese, per pound 1C fit .20
Flour, per sack .75
Bran, per ton 15.00
GKOCC1UES.
Sugar, granulated, 15tt l.W
Sugar, extra C, 15B 1.00
Rice, per pound, 14 tli 1.00
Canned fruit, 2tli cam,
Peaches, per dozen ' $2.00
Tomatoes, per dozen 1.50
Coffee, green, per pound .25
Costa Rica, roasted .25
Brown .30
Moca and Java .40
Teas .35 j ,-,75
Apples, dried, per pound. . . .05
Prunes, dried, per pound.. . .00 ,03
mkvts.
Beef, on foot, per pound. . .02.'4'
Sheep, per head 2.00
Chickens, per doz. cash . . 2.50
Bacon and ham, per K. . . .10 & .12,'-
Shoulders .03
Lard in bulk .OS
Lard in cans .10
Sirloin steak .10
Veal 05 g .00
Mutton 05 s M
Porterhouse .12'.
StewB .04 t .OS
State or Gcio, Orr or Tutrix), (
Lccis COCSTV, 1
FJU5E J. Cnrt5T asto oath that he is the
senior partner ol the Una ol V. J. Cnr.NET A
Ca, doing business ia the City of Tolci
County and State atorv?M. and that tald rj
will pay the sum ot ONE UU.VDREI) DOL
LARS for each and every cac ol Cataekii
that cannot be cured by the me ol Hill 5
CataSJU! CVke. FRANK J. CHKNEV
Sworn to before rue and sabcribel in my
prtenca tbts Cth da- ot December, A. I)., lwi.
X. W. GLEASO.V.
jM Notary lUblic.
Uall'i Catarrh Cure i' taken internally and
acts directly on the blood aud mucuoi sur
faces ot the Titect. !nd lor tcitimoniais
free. F. J. CHENEV & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by DruSisl.7Dc
Heart Is Stronger
Fainting Spells, Neuralgia and
Blood Poison
Hood's Sarsaporllla Gives Health
and Comfort.
"O. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.:
"Dear Sirs: I eatr Hood's Sarsaparllla
highly rtcommended In newspapers. I
had neuralgia in
ray head, back
and arms. I also
had weak fainting
epelli and could
find nothing to
do mo any good.
After reading tht
testimonial!
about tho good
Hood's Sarsapa
rlUa was doing I
decided to give ii
a trial. I har
illii Boss Shaldon taken it regularlj
X Center, Wart. 8ince early last
jtu and can truthfully say it
Has Perfectly Cured Mo.
I do sot loffex now with any breaking out
os zay beta, nor hare any fainting spells.
The action of ray heart has been strength-
Hood
'8
Sarsa
parilla c
Bi Sue
ures
w1 (VtVafc
en3 tad I am free from all pain. I cheer,
folly recommend Hood's SrEaparil' io
Preparei
only bv O.I. Hood A Co
maie,
Bold by all druggists, $1; t.ix 1
Hood's Pills cure Nausea. Sl.-I: H-..:. r,-n,
Indigestion, Biliousness. 25c. per hox.
Administrator's Notice.
"MOTICE is hereby given that tho undersigned
A' has been appointed administrator of the
tstate of Nat Mitchell, late of Douglas county,
Oregon, deceased. All persons having claims
OKafnstBald estate arc hereby required to present
the same to mo at Cauyouville, Douglas county,
Oregon, duly verified, within six mouths from
the dato of this notice, All persons Indebted to
said estate arc requested to make Immediate
payment to me at tald place.
uaiea mil aa. aay ot jiay, ih'.i.'i,
J. A
McCULLEY.
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AOmlnlMrnlor.
Coi " Now good digestion wait on i
eo( appetito. 1 ,
Cotj And health en both." !
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Cottolcne Cottolene M:
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To assure both the above ends,
good, wholesome, palatable food is
demanded. It is next to impossible
to present a sufficient variety ofappe
tizuig bills of fare for our meals with
out a liberal allowance of pastry and
other food in which shortening is
required. How to make crisp,
healthful, digestible pastry has
puzzled the cooks. A difficulty in
all Rood coolcingin the past has been
lard. Always fickle, never uniform,
m.t unwholesome lard has always cne
hecnthe bane of the cook and the fcjj
obstacle to "jrood digestion." )ene
CotioTcnc 'otiolcne jCoitolene jCottolene ICottolene
Cottolcne .Cottolcne .Cottolcne Cotto'ene jCottolene
ene
TTOLENE
Cottolcne Cottolene Cottolene Cottolene Cottolene
Cottolcne Cottolene JCottolene Cottolene ICottolene
Cull
gj comes now into popular
cot? favor as the new shorten-
tot? i"R better than even the
! best of lard with none of
cot) lard's objectionable quali-
c" S ties. And
Cot
Lot
Cct
Cot
COTTOLENE
comes attended by both
"APPETITE AND HEALTH."
Grocers sell it all about.
REFUSE ALL SUBSTITUTES.
Col1
Cot
Cot
Cot
( ut
Cot
Cot
Cotdcne Cottolcne Cottolene .Cottolcne ICottolene
Cotclcnc Cottolene Cottolene JCottolene jCottolene
5ri7KrFAlR0BOANKy & CO., t
S ST. LOUIS and ("
C5tJ5!J51IUCS55o?S2ISeM
I
A scientific
preca- tc!
Auiciinc Balsam
WARRH:
low Liiiieneau
CalirrMPta'ims
andSoreEyj3.lt E?S
UsaHSHT BREATH.
Suls'AiiiEriNE1HED.Co-
Sold by A. C. .Matters & Co.
W.L Douglas
6 3? CUAr 13 THE BEST.
t?ttJ BR V Kb FIT FOR A XING'.
5. cordovan;
rRZKCH & EXAM CUXO CALF.
4.s3.s? Fine Cait tXucmi
3.5? PQUCE.3 SOLES,
1.7? BOVS'SGHOOLSHOES.
LiUJlES-
5Pin rp.a pari! rrtif
W-L-DOUOLASi
Over One .Million People wear the
W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
All our shoes arc equally satisfactory
They clve the beat volae lor the money.
They equal custom thocs la ityle and fit.
Tiitirwearinx qualities are unsurpassed.
The prices ore L-nll rm, stamped on sole.
Frost Si to ?j saved over other makes.
If icurociirsct scpplyyoanecaa. Sold by
dcalcr5 everywhere. Wanted, agent
to take exclusive sale for this vicinity
Write at once.
TAKE
THE
BEST
SL0O BottlcS fa I "J 3
Osa cent a doss, Jm a W
It la sold cn o eoarantco by nil drug
gists. It euros ipcipieat Consumptios
BAd ia Uio beat Couch end Ctoud Cure.
For f.!o ly M. F. Hajp. Druggist.
CITATION.
tn mi; tur sty toniTOF the state of
A Oregon. l,.f ivsglas t..uaty.
In the laaf.cr ! ik E?ute of Highlcy Frco
tnan, ilectasfl.
To William 1.. Frn.ti.au. Kausumc Frecmau,
James C. Frvemnu. John A. Freernnn, Elizabeth
Garrljon. K C. McCull.ch. William U Free
man, rnrnh 0. Mortlln. Uuth Skinuer. llighley
Wallace. KuIkua Freeman, Metta Freeman,
EllzaUi'th Freeman, Ivh A. shennau, Eva A,
Sherman, EluoraJ. Sherman. Ella A. Sherman,
Leli E Sherman, the ht;r at laiv and uext
ol Mn. and all others Interested. GrcctinK;
In the name of the Slate of Urcgon. You
are hereby cited and rc-iuired toatwear in the
County Court of the Mate of Oregon, for the
county or iK-us:a in tne court room tncrcol,
at Koseburg, In the County of Douglas, on
.Hominy, tlie IM Day ol July, 1895,
at Id o'cl'M-k in th-. iorinoou of that day, then
and there to ow csuh if nnv there be.
nhy r.n "pier of thin Court should not be
lna'lo authorUiu mid directing the adminis
trator of nld eMate ! sell all tho real prop
erty Klngitin to Id utate and described as
follows, t.i it The ;-mith half of the Dona
tion i.uiii man ni jotiu freeman and Highly
Freeman, hit wife. K'inic claim No. 19. In
township 2s South, of Uungc ; West, Willam
ette Meridian, In opler to j'ay the costs and
vAtcmes of udmitiUtralinu of said t-state.
'Xhli citation isffunded upon the petition of
tne auminaiMior ot nam isuue, saw petition
bvinir now on Me iu this court.
Wltnew, the Hun A F Steams Judge of the
County Court of the stite of Oregou, for the
County of Duiigln.- uith the fea! of said Court
arCx-'d this i'nd day of April A. 1)., 1S53.
AUCSl
aAM7 1". W. BENSON. Cleric.
Administrator's Notice.
-vtOTICE is hereby given that tho undersigned
hi been appointed administrator of the
estate id t. M. flatcs. lute of Douclas couutv.
1 Oregon, deceased.. All persous havlug claims
againt tald estate are hereby renuired to tire
I sent the snrac to me at my store in c'auvoiiville.
. uougias county, urvKon, uiy vermeil, witntn
persons Indebted to Fiild estate are requested to
innke iniuicuiuic pajineui to me al tutu pl;rce.
Dated this Zil day of Mav. Is9j.
THOS. WILSON,
iuti Administrator
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pooij preciuct Deputy Inspector of Stock for said
precinct; postofflca address, Oakland; also A J
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SUMMONS.
TN THE CIRCUIT COCRT OK THE STATE
J- of Oregon, for the County ol Douglas.
W. P. Lord, II. K. Klncald and
Phil Sletschan, Board of
Commissioners for the aale of
School and University lands
and for tho investment of
the funds arising therefrom.
Plaintiffs.
Suit in equity
to foreclose a
Mortgage.
J. W. Lincoln. Sarah It. Lincoln, i
Georgie C. Bumham, Henry j
Landers, Daniel D. wimams I
anu rrancts uray.
Defendants..
To J. W. Lincoln, Sarah K. Lincoln, Georgie C.
Burnham and Daniel B. Williams above named
defendants:
In tit.ti.mi.nr thnKtntn fit OreCOH. TOU and
1 each of you are hereby required to appear and
answer me compuuui uicu aKus. J , , ;ir
above entitled cause and court, on or before the
first day of the next regular term of said court,
to-wit: Tho fourth Monday, the 21th day of
Junc,lS35. ,
And you will take notice that If yon fail so to
appear and answer said complaint for want
increot inc pianum.i win appiy 10 me n .u.
the relief prayed for therein, to-wlt: That the
mortgage mentioned in the said complaint,
upon the following described premises, to-wit:
A strip of land off of tho east slue of the original
lnm! plnlrn nf David N'oah and wile, in Sections
33 and St In Township 27 South of Kange 6 West,
Dcineastripocnains wtue on me tiw u iuo
southwest quarter of Section 31; also the frac
tional southeast quarter, being all of lots 1, 2, ,
4 nnri s nf f tlnn zi that lie and are situated In
Section 34, Township 27 South of Kange C West,
about ias.70 acres more or less; aiso me uuim
east quarter of Section St, Township 27 South of
Range 6 West, containing 1C0 acres of land more
or less; also beginning at a point in the South
Umpqua river 2X75 chains sonth and L85 chains
east of the section corner post to Sections 9, 10,
15, and 16, Townsnip -ja souin. oi nauge o ne".
Cnnth s Hmw. bit l Lis chains, thence
South 2 degree West 14.15 chains to near the
middle of the South Umpqua river, thence
down said stream to the place of beginning,
containing 10 acres of land more or less: also
tne ngni or way lor a water uuuu uuui uw
above described land to section line running
East and between sections 0, IP, 15 and IS on
the best practicable route, also, beginning at a
point on the North boundary of Section 3,
Township 28 South, of Range 6 West, at a
point of intersection of said line on the west
side of the South Umpqua river 4 chains East
of the quarter section corner, thence runnine
West 9 chains, thence South 4 chains and 17
links, thence East 9 chains to the South Ump
qua river, thence North along the West bank of
. .. . . 1 - 1 C Inning MM..lntn r.
salu nver uj iul pince oi lApuwuis, wum.
three and flvc-sixths acres, and in the aggre
gate, containing two hundred and ninety-three
and (233 5-6) 5S acres of land more or less, and
being and lying in Douglas county, in the stata
of Ocgon, together with tho tenements, here
ditaments and appurtenances thereunto be
longing or In any wise appertaining; may r
tvm.inpfi- and the said Tjremises ordered to be
sold and the proceeds thereof applied to tho
payment oi tneueDi secuxeu uj Huuiuungago,
as follows, towit: ....
1st. To the payment of the costs and dlsburs
metns of this suit, such foreclosure and sale.
2nd. To the navmcnt of the sum of one hun
dred and twenty-five dollars (1125.00) as attor
neys lees in unttea states goiu coin-
3rd. To the payment of the sum of one thou
land, one hundred and sixtr and (I1160.85J
S5-100 dollars principal and Interest to January
7th, 1695, with interest thereon from said "tn
day ot January, nxa, at incraie oi a per ai
per annum to the date of such payment.
4th. That if the amount realized from the
said sale of said premises exceeds the amount
of such costs and disbursements, attorneys
fees and principal and interest and costs of
such sale, that such overplus be distributed
court to be equitable and Just.
This summons is published by order of Hon.
J. C. Fullerton. judge of said court, made at
chambers in the city of Roseburg, Douglas
county. Oregon, aud ""ojPggjjjJljjg
m2t7. Attorney lor Plaintiffs.
Sheriff Sale.
HoHce of Sale of Real Property for De
linquent Taxes for the Year 1893.
XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY VIR
tue of a warrant duly Issued out of and un
der the seal of the County Court of Douglas
County, State of Oregon, on 16th day of May,
ISM, and to me directed and delivered, com
manding me to levy upon and mate sale of
the goods and chattels of the delinquent tax
pavers named in the delinquent tax roll of said
county for the year 1533 thereto attached, and if
none be found then upon the real property as
set forth and described in said delinquent tax
roll for 1S3S, for said county, or so much as may
be sufficient to satisfy the amount of delinquent
taxes charged thereon for 1S33, together with
the costs and expenses of matin? such sale
In pursuance thereof I have duly levied upon
the following described real property in said
county and state which said real property ia
owned, described and assessed as follows:
Beardsley. L. C. and wife, beg at a point 74
feet s from se corner of land conveyed
by Aaron Rose and wife to Sirs. Steph
ens and now owned by Mary Lane,
thence s 71 feet, thence w lis feet,
thence n 71 feet, thence a lis feet to
bes, also bee at se corner ol tract of
land conveyed by Aaron Rose and wife
to Mrs. Stephens, now owned by Mary
Lane, thence a 71 feet to ne corner of
land conveyed by A Rose and wife to
Ada Beardsley, thence w alone said
tract Its feet, thence n 71 feet, thence
e IIS feet to bee, 1 27 s, r 6 w fS2 15
And will on Tuesday, the 2nd day of July.
A. D. 1895, between the hours of 9 o'clock in
the forenoon and 4 o'clock In the afternoon,
to wit: At 1 o'clock In the afternoon sell at
public auction at the Court House door in Rose
bur?, Douglas County, Oregon, to the highest
bidder for cash in hand, all the above described
real property, oe so much thereof as will be
necessary to satisfy the amount .of the delin
quent taxes charged therein for 'said Douglas
County, Oregon, for ls33, and for the costs ol
this sale.
Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, this 27th dav ol
May, 1SJI. C. F. CATHCAET. "
Sheriff and Tax Collector for
Douglas County, Oregon.
SUMMONS.
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
x of Oregon, for Douglas County.
Nettie J. Kern, 1
Plaintifr,
vs. V
George E. Kern, !
Defendant. J
To George E, Kern, the above-named defend
ant.
In the name otthe Statu of Oregon, you are
hereby required to appear and answer the com
plaint filed against you In the above entitled
suit in the above-named Court, on or before
the first day of the next regular term of said
Court, to wit: The 2tth day of June, 1S35.
And you will take notice that if you fail so
to appear and answer said complaint, for want
thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief prayed for in said complaint,
which is a dissolution of the marriage contract,
now existing between yourself and the plain-.
tiff herein, and that the plaintiff be awarded
the care and custody of the three minor child
ren, the issuo of your mairiase with plaintiff,
to wit: Charles Kern and Lester Kern and
Walter Kern, and that plaintiff recover her
costs and disbursements herein.
This summons is published by order made at
chambers, at Rotebunr, Douglas county, Ore
gon, by Hon. ;j. C. Fullerton, Judge of said
Court, which said order is dated. February 2,
A. D., 1S95. IRA B. RIDDLE,
m3t7 Attorney for Plaintiff.
CITATION
TN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATS
A of Oregon, for Douglas County.
In the matter ot the Estate of John Schramm,
deceased.
To the heirs at law and the next of kin, of
John Schramm, deceased, and to all persons
known and unknown interested In said estate.
Greeting;
In the name of the state of Oregon. You are
hereby cited aud required to appear in the
County Court of the state of Oreson. for the
County of Douglas, in the court room thereof, at
Roseburg, iu the County of Douglas, on Satur
day, the 6th day of July, 1S95, at 10 o'clock in
tho forenoon of that day, then and there to
show cause if any there be, whv an order of
this Court should not be made authorizing and
directiug- the administrator of .said estate, to
sell all of the real property belonging to said
Estate, to wit:
Tho southwest quarter of Section 22, iu
Township 26 South, of Range 7 West, contain
ing 160 acres, being situate in Douglas county,
state of Oregon.
This citation Is founded upon the verified
petition, now on tile in this court, of John Von
Possl. the administrator of said Estate.
Witness, the Hon. A. F. Stearns. Judge of
the County Court, of the state of Oregon, for
the County of Douglas, with the Seal of said
Court affixed this 5th day of June, A. D., 1S95.
Attest:
.' F. W. BENSON, Clerk.
Executor's Sale of Real Property
VfOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned executor of tho Estate of M.
R. Shupe by virtue of a decree, issued out of the
Couuty Court of Douglas county. State of Ore
gon, will on and after Fridav, July 5th. IS35.
sell at private sale, tho following described
premises belonging to the Estate of M. K. Shupe.
deceased, to wit:
EVCofp.C.of M.R.tShupo and lot S, all iu
Sec. 30; NU NWr, SEf NV"-f. W4 NE SE.'
NEU , and',' s'25i. ffl:'&3rfiSs-$
NAi (excepting 3.91 acres heretofore sold to e!
G.oungj of Sec. 32, all in T. 21 S., R.3 W..
containing 617.17 acres.
Dated this 1th day of June, A. D., 1S35.
."t5 JOHN U. SHUPE, Executor.
Adminstratrix Notice.
las county, Oregon, deceased. All persons
having claims against said Estate are hereby
required to present the same to me at my resi
dence at Elkton. Douglas countv, Oregon,
dulv verified, within six months from the data
of this notice. All persons indebted to said
Estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment to me at said place.
Dated this 23rd day of Mav, 1S03.
SAKAll M. WEATIIERI.V, Aminlstratrlx.
O. A. SmijjRDE, Attorney. m25t3