THE PLAINDEALER
tStUlD SVERT THURSDAV BT
THE PLAINDEALER PUBLISHING COMPANY
aim. It hi! way Heci'ilouta bnvo been
iiuuiorOUb, iu cuuscqituDcu of Ihc
boavy floods, Bevoral villaijoa ou tbo
sh lioasthfcvo booti utterly destroyed,
aud tbo unmoor of deaths is Htatel
Kattor by tbo authorities to uxceed 11000.
Manager.
i
Thu miners associatiou of Califor
nia isiu tbo tlrst et&goof dissolution.
Tbo canso may bo attributed to itH
failure to Iihvo u uiillion ucresof rail-
so roail IhihI set apart as tumoral. Tbo
personal ambitiuu of a fow members
to become prominent aud importaut,
precioiUitod a coutlict tbat was uu-
A serious contlaRratiou in Kosro- necessary and tinjtistilied, as Win.
bur; would make it bot for tbo water H. Mills, laud ayout aud view presi
coiupauy. dent of tbo C. 1. It. It. Co.. irnva as-
snrauco of equitable aud fair dealim;
What shall it profit a mau if he with miners desirous of enterim? on
whoops it up for G rover aud free railroad laud. Individual members
iraae. aua loses his tin pail? of the associatiou decliued to con-
tributo tnouey for tbo nurooso of
W. V. BKXJAJUK, . . .
C Y. BBXJAMIK, ....
Subscription HatcM
on Year i'yabisin advance.......
Mouths, "
Month. " " . , ,.
AUGUST 15. 1S95.
Douglas County Folks in San Fran
Cisco.
11. K. Uu)crGutt may bu busu must
uvury day ut'tliu Ualdniu hotel, wlicro ho
will rcuiain until tbo coiniueneement of
work on llio Fori Hrairi: ntul Ukin rail
ruad, unless work is deferred louger tlian
isuow ux(icclctl. Mr. Hunt Is in Port-
laud in lliu interest of tbo road, and tbo
directors in Sau Francisco are bringing
matters to n focus, Mr. HapiierButt is
etitliUHiaslic in bis praieo of lliu country
through which tl.u road will bo built.
Johnny Sheridan iaatlto Lick house
and scows to cujoy the fasciinitious of
city life.
Mr. Graham of the Coos Bay roail was
iu thu city a fow days ago. Ho is as
self-reliant aud conlidunl as usual, thai
tho road will bo continued to Kotuburi.
Dr. 11. .'. Houghton, welt known to
many old rcsideuls of Douglas, is prac
ticing hia profession in tho city. Ho has
tine otlices iu tho very heart of tho city,
aud time deals gently with him. Mr.
Is it profitable for chriutiau mis- makiu coutoutious ou geiioral priu-' Houghton lives in hopes of vuiting old
siouarios in Cbiuu to be butchered by ciples, aud the associatiou does uot frloml8. aud ,1'0 Doctor says ;"Uoil Btved
the yellow pagans who have jiizzards seem to have either a settled nun 1 11,0 day when I "i camp at lilt meadowe,
instead of souls? or finanoml s!.; on niy way to Bolwuim." His wrallec-
Hons of tho days when Governor Chad-
If tiufortnnf.w .1,., f.,. ....1.1 tit .u . , , , . . ..- . , . mtkJ- ww Uwiunn,
"- iuu lusa uuu uurryoi vjioveiuuu .1
with half tbo
wiutl iu
them would
uppers.
f tbo zeal they emit ontoncal aud tho free trade party iu ruuuiug ! made tho bills of llohcmia resound, an
favor of free silver, fewer of tho linauces of tho couutry, collapses vivid aud interesting. His faith in tin
C. Hutchinson, K. C. Lord and others
aro
oe walking ou their m tbo last resort of tbo uoverumeut i niiues is limitless.
-
to make up tbo defficieuey iu revenue 1 Lvcry day at uoou L'. C. I.urd is at the
caiiWl liv th.t nt ilofnn,. i t'aiaco hotel chatting with his (riende.
Why is tho mau auy moru a irold inmn. - i. !,.:.,., u.i.i.i:.,.,ui Ho has lost tho activity and energy of
bin; who takes ease iu tUe couvictiou tax of SI uor barrel on beer ' earller da8 bul 1,0 Ioola nel1 )"'
hat a single standard is the proper This is democratic cousisteucy den,.,y ? Vatf, K,yllT6WU'
thtUL'. than a mau who tkkn u ;n in. , ' cermng his old fnemis in Douglas aud
is a bed bn . ,1IUM,e 1 " .' "old town" interests l.i.u, and ho roverU
uieuocmue -me greatest goou to , ttith great satisfaction to hia life aiuoug
If .V .1.. 1 F At . I 1
-hu.uwuii laci mai moso degree, aud may account for Senator ! Jules Friedlander, long and favorably
wuo organize expeditions iu aid of Hill, who is a total abstainer, taking I known to many in Koseburg ami Oak-
ttie 'Cnbsu revolution are no longer a lively interest in the New York ' is U.e reprentativo of tho house of
called filibusters, bnt members of SnmlMv.olrwt..., .,m.... - HotaIin'& Co. l'orllaud. is tMriuaniitlv
patriotic expeditious. dd5 uf th., wl.v n,i.t ; .,m 1 located as tho city representative of the
qneuchtHlby water. An additional D0U6e,"1 ,sco- eondshis
tax on beer will humiliate the ad- t0 tho aud t0 J' A' Ma
ministration. but necessity knows no' ' Clifford, who was many times iu
Koseburg in the interest of millinery
,,-e- "ouses' Ma8 au cnganOment with au Jim-
nieUSO cl. l.OUIB IIOIll in Ida' Imn ,,n.l
. - ..w,
ti
ll is hardly snrurisiug that Vice
1'resideat Stevenson (of whose ex
istence we are pleased to be re
minded) rinds it advisable to seek the
cooling indaeaca of 3Inir Glacier.
CalL
Cue
'rand oimnrinnifv uf 1
l.nr,.V l.i.v;,,.... lUKU,M "iut iu ilia'.
w wuuvc: uiru iO UUIUU U"K i 4t . .
lectod. which, if p,,,1 ,! ;,.-'""" uuiaus in
The fact tbat the negroes of Chi- proved, would bo of great advantage' g "y'
cago raised 100 volunteers to light to her citizens in a pecuniary way, Japa a .Manufacturer.
T-i .T f"u- a"y as well as to win the commendation' The phenomenally ow price of raw
wnue tliey oonld raise only 20 of all lovers of mental and moral im- cotton has tempted heavy Kirchases
to pay expenses affords another proof provement. and it would redound to from abroad. If thucropyear be taken,
that men are more williup to raise Rosebnrir honor m.d ..Wv T ; the exiwts iu tho ten nioiitlm n(!im!
Cam than coin. ii,nt nf mnnn.. t ..n.. ;,,u..nM.. June JO. IS'JG. wereo.ljr.si5.sn; ikiiih.u
ogaiusi .,vKKj,;'a,y.i ponuus in
i i i - i , . .
I milium ii'io iirnrnr-m .inarnimn u
IJevolvmg years bring opuortuni- hich school wherein nnr Ik- i1
? . . . . .r i - J
w luiueueiraciors ot Jlr. Hermann girls could receive a higher
to gosh anew. iTanifestatious may edacntiou. The advantages of
be expected a while before comrres- such a school can banllv l
inen are the IiBp-1 mated.
sional elections.
mo cor-
rionUiiig iieriod of lSlil. Nearly WJ,
OW.OXX) iouuds more were sold iu lS'Jo
than in tho preceding year, and netted
fo,400,0) less. The distribution of (his
luuiawi iiuauiuy may oe lavea as a
T 1.1 .. i i- .1 . ..... '
nr t?aiv trl, ii, 1 1 j j J '"""-"""i ui iuc luuuamai countries
Pi dajs when the bladders are filled a large number of families that now which bzxc felt the approach of belter
mat Uoat on to obhrion. gy elsewhere for educational pnr- demand for the manufactured good.
T, r poses, and ol course, they take with ' toglaud naturally stauds first, taking
iuenre loss of the United States them their nuinnr flint irnnlil Ivu 70M.U00,(XX) Pounds more in lS'.L'i tlian in
Buiuuutt io oue-rutu ottbe net pro- spent here if they were given the re-' Ucru,auy- Fraurc anJ will
Hts of alJ the indnstrinfe of tho conn- haired educational fH,..!;!; tw 430,W,tM0 pounds in ciwm of last
try- The insurance money paid in thousands of dollars flow from in-
auom one-naltol the to- stead of to us, Bide,, that, th
tilZUUirnoni til! tvnrlif Thu
REA1INISCENT.
In our laat article touching upon atrip
U Californiii in 1817, published in the
lVu.MiKALKit, wo found ourselves camped
on tho head-wntera of the Sacramento.
Descending that river tho next morning
wo saw several small I todies of Indians
in tho distance, on tho full run, lleoing
from some dreaded enemy. Pursuing
our way wo came upon another band of
Indiana camped on the liank of the
river, and on our near approach, two or
three met us in the path wo were travel
ing and manifested by signs that they
desired to trade with us. Wo were not
in. a condition to do much trading, but
to ono of them wo "swapped" a pretty
well worn shirt for some dried venison.
On taking the shirt ho did not adorn
himself with it after the generality of
men, but tied it around his head and
walked off in triumph as if ho had ac
ccoinplished some great deed. The fol
lowing day wo had a forty mile stretch
of prairie to travel, without reaching
water tho entire distance. After cross
ing this prairie in tho hot sun, we came
toun Indian village, and the Indians
K'ing aware of our approach, came Hock-
ing towards us, each ltearing in his hand
a Kisket tilled with water, with which
to satisfy the thirst they knew we must
he laboring under after crossing that 10
miles of lurched plain. These Indians
weie as naked asKve was iu the garden
of Eden before lig leaves came into
fashion. The baskets which held the
water conveyed to us, were of the same
kind that were used by the early miners
in w ashing gold along the American fork
of the .Sicramento river. We had a
beautiful shepherd dog with us, who,
when about midway of this dry dessert
set up a continuous dismal howl, and
then set out on the full run towards the
mountains, and that is the last we ever
saw of doggie Lyon. It is supjiosed he
must have suffered death from third.
The Indian village siiokeii of above,
was comiHRcd of mounds of earth, about
ten feet in diameter at the surface of
the ground and rising four or five feet in
height and circular iii form, with a hole
just large enough to craw l in, for an en
trance, and it was amusing to see the
Indians dodge in and out of them like
huge ground squirrels. The first house
we came to as we defrcended the river
was occupied by a man, his wife, two
i .i . i i .
cviia uiiu uirvv oaiigniers. lliey were
extremely well pleased to see "us, as
l i: i ..i ,
.- meM aiuuK-i issoiaitM irom man
kind, it l-eing ten miles to his next
neighbor. .More nnon.
Pioneer Grit.
Mrs. L. Chrisuiaii and MIgq Annie
Applegato of Drain, with that self reliant
spirit that characterise with marked ilia
linclloii tho old pioneers of Oregon mid
their descendants, left Drain the -'tith
day of Jiiuo with a IiorBO and cart, hut
minus thu Saratoga trunk, and utrttck
out for JackBon county to visit frienilu,
see tbualghtfl, eat peaches, inhale niouii
taiu air, drink mountain water and pros-
poet for gold; hut chioliy to Geek health
wiioro lliey limi not Ioal it. They report
that I hoy have found thu lost treasure
they sought among thobo everlasting
hills of that region.
They visited Grants l'aae, Cold Ilil
Medlord, Jacksonville, Ashland and
other smaller cities. They report that
they weie highly entertained by tho
good ieopIo ou their route "from Dan to
Ueishoha," and that during their un
eventful journey for seven weeks thoy
never mot with a mishap. Dot (hat can
bo all accounted for. They were walcl
ful and cautious ami besides all that thoy
carried tho ehooling irons and if need bo
would have used them, ioiiseiiently
they were not held up. These estimable
ladies passed through this city on thoir
return, to Drain, today. May no harm
befall them during the balance of their
journey. Tho coming woman will hardly
oaro uy to break tins record.
THE PORTLAND flARKET.
I ,
State Normal School.K
Dk.u.v, Oiux;o..
First term begins &ptciulcr Hith,
Entire new faculty. ,end for catalogue,
Locih Umukk, President.
NOTES OF INTEREST.
at l Ii is
50 cents a
Wood taken on subscriplioi
otlice.
Flour at H. Eabtou'a far
sack delivered.
Yon can get the Ivst ice cream and
ice cream soda at Xeice's.
A iwttage to rent. Impure at this ollice
or of owher at 4U5 Washington stitet.
l.tily Oregoiiian only 15 cents a week.
Leave orders at City News .'-'land.
Wanted A M.-cond baud buggy. Aj
ply to C W. Kapp al People's grocery.
Xicce is now making the It-.-t ice
cream and ice cream soda in town. Try-it.
PoaruvNi), August 11. Tho following
prices were current iu tho produce mar
kets yesterday :
Flour-.r2.85 $2.03 per barrel.
Oats Good whilo are quoted weak at
27hr28o per bushel; milling, 280c;
gray, '-'So'-'Gc.
Hay Overstocked ; timothy, $'JfeU.50
per lou ; cheat, 4.0U5; cloyer. No de-
llarloy Feed barley, 02jji(205c per
central; brewing, S0V85, according to
quality ; chop, $10.per lou.
Oregon 35f?55 per
Polatoco Now
sack.
liulterT-Firin ; fancy creamery, 12
Mcper ound; fancy dairy, 10l2;.jc;
fair to good, SQlOc; coinmou, OJh
7c.
Uniuim Xow California, $1.25Cil.50
per ell.
Poultry Cliickeuu. old, 5;i3.25 per
doun; young, fl.25tf2.50 per do.en;
ducks, f2.oO(-;5; geeso, $1WG; tur
keys, live, 10c per pouud; dreuoed,
no deuiaiiil.
Eggs Oregon, l-ie per do.en.
Cheese Oregon, full cream, lOglic
per iKJiind ; half cream, 7jUc; skim, 1 (!?
Cc.
Oregon vegetables Cabbage, I (fU4c
per pouud; radishes, 10c per dozen
bunches; greeii onions, lOc ier dozen ;
Oregon wax beans, 2:V..c; cucumbcro,
(ocoffl ner box; cauliilower, 1 per t'oz
Fresh fruit Apples, 60c12per bos;
themes, 5060e; Oregon, $1 per bo:
inones, I0(?50c; peaches. $10(J?!0.
tr tn . . . .
kciiics uiacKuc-Hes, OtUc per
IHiuiid; raspberries, .l.5U pur crate.
vt ooi alloy, II ('!&, according to
quality; Eastern Oregon, S(;f lie.
1 rovisioua Oregon : Smoked hams,
ll.jC per Kiiiud.
Tim Mkwr.ii.uiKtT.
Mogs Gross, choice lieavy, fJ.oOc''
.i.o; iigin ami leeders, $J.2j;3.50;
dressed, er iound.
Veal Gross, small, o(nlc; Iarae,
(; Ic per wind.
licel-Gross, top steers, f2.50(3: fair
to good bteers, f 2.50(2.00; cows, f2.25('
f2.."0; dressed lx;ef, 4(.5,'sc.
Mutton Gross, boBt cheep, wethera.
i.o(-fj; ewes, fl.7o; dresned mut-
lon, -to.
For drets gootla, clothing, hats, l-oots
and shoes call ou Wollenberg & Abraham.
ISiVnnfllK i.f nnr ru:M,.nl.
cwexiy pnre waste aad no reasonable Ipelled
exense can be found for iL
year; and even greater needs are indi
cated by the i increased cxpoita to Mexico
and Canada. One other country, the
youngest among nations ami the young.
e
are coin-
now to go abroad who had iest industrL.1 nowrr will ,f..t
better be kept at home uuder tho . study if ber demand for American coiton
Whether Hoi SmWI, i.:JT, I. 7 . r" . " muicauon o. growing
,. . . -.a.-w, aim urn seime oan in motiou tbat will .com -eicnce. in the year 1SU1 leea thau
gallantry to cuscrehon, in withhold- gather momentum as years pass ou !W,000 pound were exported to Japan;
ing his approbation of employing and make ltoseburg, thequeou city'ia heycar ls-Jo the exiort was more
women in tie interior department, is of the coast, the seat of learning' " tluu W.W Iounds. This is tho
a matter of individual opinion. It is more remarkable as Jajuu has British
his prerogatira to believe that a dem- TT Z India and China as sources of supply,
ocrat is more desorrir. th o I . .F . . and is kuown to dnw heavilv from
u " i niui HO; tiitn?lnr" --in, ..I l.v il... - . -
our collou iHiiuls
ou the best lines
and son have U-on sent to the Great He- of manufacture. It u only five yeare
e town aco that tho t'nited SLat.s s.i( t (kit
tigers in Ore- "? .rweAY-'J a Wotclion its fair name 'rimi. i.. i ...... v..- - r.
Itisahopeful sign. There is raw UondXi.Hriii-i?
...i. ... . iim"1 "lc .'WIUIHC51 are noi loieratll ' ......... wui-
so xuuen nonsense in their platforms of "Judge Lynch": and whenever he potion iu yarns and threatens English
no one newspaper man in the parly ,ia; allowoJ to hoW court a marked cloth with exclusion irom the continent
can be found who is fool enough to SS? li JST lhal &
swaUow it alL And there are some ki,11 by the mob were guiltv of bruUl
pretty big fools anione them too nrder, there is no doubt, but that the Our esteemed friend, F. W. McKcchnie
is more
woman,and
drunken, murderous wretches, father to ,,uslt,ve development
PnnnKct - , . anJ son nave iwn snt to the Gn
J-hoIopnlrst newspapers are fight- vend stranded to death, and th
ing one another like tigers in Ore- '13s received a blotch on iu fair
gon.
Salem JonrnaL
The mining interest in Douglas
county is no longer the poor boy at
the party. The recent reeslablish
ment of the. Xickle property, the
mining on Cow Creek and at Bo
hemia, and the late discoveries of
cinnabar encourage btrangers to ac
cept the assurance that stumped
tailed roosters are not the only re
sources of the connty.
We hear no more of Seuator
Stewart's duplex scheme of organiz
ing afreesilver secret order, vith grips,
pass words and monthly dues. Every
hamlet throughout the land was to
have a lodge, every lodge was to
whack np its dues. The conception
was unique and original, but the in
ability of the free silver malcontents
to whack, put a qnietns on the bnei-
ness.
aUMis of Ellensburg should not have , of Oakland, rcjwrts that a few weeks aj:o
totnutuJ-punisimient of 'the f9?."
inals to the proper tribunal, brings with 1,ai1 lno 1'eadn. 1 hi;, he declares, is a
it a feeling of lawlessness to those 'act incredible as il may apar. If 3Ir.
Eastern emigranta whom the West looks McKcchnie was accustomed to imbibe
lidWl-rt io-of usquebaugh we o,uld ac
deter many from coining. The people of counl lor ma '"S a head ou both ends
Ellensburg have relievel themselves of ' l 'he snake ; as it is, however, we are
two quarrelsome, dissolute men, but ' coustrained to give him credit of teeiue
?'tbA? ,WC,1,iUe H "8
their city .Telegram. . will look around that locality lie will
But just think of the expense saved douU,e8S find a snake with two tails,
the comity. There are worse things thickens are quoted in the Koseburg
tlian lynch law , and an acquittal of a market at ier dozen in -an Fran
murder after an exi-ense bill of f 2,000 or cisco, fO.30. If there is no profit iu this
fo.oiWis one of them. The taxpayers ,1'usiness why isn't there. If some
should have wuie consideratiou as well friend with exierieiice iu the business
A Strange Story.
Harou Munchausen's fabled horw and
his exerieucu at a watering trough have
found a modem parallel iu the base of a
turtle dove fouud by Alf W. Thompson,
of Xob hill one day ono day last week,
says the Yakima Itepublic. Hie bird
had been wounded by a shot through
tho throat and youug riiouijisou at- IMly "d Sunday Oregoiiian. reduceil
tempted to doctor il iuto a sembauce of to 20 cents a week. Delivered at vour
its former self. The second day after ,,0"r-
he had captured it he look it out to the If you want good ice cream and ice
watering trough to give it a drink, when, cream sola in anv quantitic. go to
to his surprire, the bird, alter imbibing Niece's.
freely for about three minutes, began to Everybody is pleal who buy their
IOUGU lU II. mill rofrualini.ml.. l.r.....l. II. . . - . r u '
. , - " " -ufcu iuo jenelry aud have their watches renal
Mo, nits neck. Tho o,ratiou was L .SalznuutV 'r y &FM
",c"' "Ulra ieiwaieu, eacn ending in I l-, ., -Jl .,?r- --". -A
the same way. Xo wal.ir .-,-,1,1 nr ..i.i I. tor c,,u,c caUltfQfe
remain on tho bird's stomach. It is re- .fWI'le 8 Kt" eVCaSalud
Iorted tbat the bird now obtains the
All Free.
Those w ho have used Dr. King's New-
Discovery know its value, and lhnan wl.n
have not, have now the opportunity to
try it Free. Call on the advertised Drug
gist and get a Trial Hottle, Free. .Send
your name and addrtso to II. L. liucklen
t Co., Chicago, and get a sample Imx of
Dr. King's Now Life, Pills Free, aa well
an a copy of Guide to Health and House
hold Instructor. Fr-o. All of which is
guaranteed to do you god and cost ou
nothing. A. C. Man.ters i'c Co. 'a Drug
store. Frank 31. Pixley, the proprietor ami
edilor o thu Argonaut ol San Francisco,
is dead. Ho died .Monday, the nth,
from tho etlects -.f .t complication of ail
ments. Iu his death auolhei luminary
in the field uf journalism baa expired,
and left a void that will not soon bo
filled. Tho history of California will not
bo complete without uoliiig the life and
labors of Frank 31. Pixley.
Roseburg Market Report,
rnuuuee.
Potatoes, new, iKir bushel.. .
Iiggs, per dozen
Butter, per pound
Cheese, per pound 10
Flour, per sack
Bran, per (on
UIIUCEIUES.
Sugar, granulated, 15U...
Sugar, extra C, 16
llice, per pound, Mlh....
Canned fruit, 2ll cans
Peaches, per dozen
Tomatoes, per dozen
Coffee, green, per pouud
Costa Hica, roasted
fllocu and .Java
Teas 35 (g
Apples, dried, per pound. . .
Prunes, dried, er pound... .00
n.T8.
JJeef, ou foot, per pound
Cows,
Steers,
Sheep, per head
Chickens, per doz. cash. .
llacoii and ham, per l'. . .
Shoulders
Lard in bulk
Lard in cairn
Piiloin steak
Veal
Mutton
Porter house
Slowo 01 3
.10
.05
.05
.CO
.1
.20
.20
.85
15.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
f2.00
1.50
.25
.40
.75
.06
.08
.01js
.02
2.00
2.50
-l
.03
.08
.10
.10
.06
.03
.12
.08
&
No country iu -13 degrees north lati
tude can make such a eiioiving as can
Douglas county. We now have fresh
ptrawberrles ou tho market as delicious
as in May aud Juno of states east uf the
mountains.
NOW IS THE TIME
WHILE PRICES AND GOODS
ARE IN ATTRACTION.
If
You
Are
Looking
For
Waist Goods,
Wash Goods,
! Dress Goods,
; Good Goods,
i Honest Values,
j Low Prices,
Novelties,
Tiuware.
Sheriff Sale.
IN T1K CIRCUIT COUP.T OF THE
Stat&f Oregou, for Douglas County.
II. E. Hooter.
Plaintiff,
Cbatlei (inham. Frank I
Sweeney, f lnnlc Gra-1
bam and the Douglas (
County l$ricnUtiral
Associations 1
Defendatfit I
txecutora.j
Stale of OreetD. i . ,
County of BDuglas. J
Whereas, th plalnllir a"ove iiaim.-il at the
regular June ttrm, lS'Jj, ol the Circuit Court of
theHtaleof wegon in and for the coantr of
Douglas, to wit Uu July 13. 1S35, recovered a
judgment nK&ist raid defendants Charles
Urafiam, H'inufe Graham and Frank Sweeney
for the mm of P,IT6.7 wtlh interest thereon
from April 23, 1'40, at the rate of S per cent per
annum. For tlnitum of 75 attorney's fees and
the plalntill cats and disbursements tazed
at J2J.15, and alsifjudgmcnt and decree of fore
closure against tht following described nort
gaed premise, tuirlt:
The east half of file northwest quarter, south,
nest quarter of tliet. southwest quarter and lots
1,2 and 3 of ectioa23 east half of northeast
quarter of section 1', and Iots2, 3 and i of sec
tion 'ii, all in towiship o, south of range 7,
ires! uf H IlIamelN-fnH-rMlan. also the south
trest quarter of th4southeast quarter and the
east half of the KOtliwest quarter and lots
nuinberet 2 and 3 d section 21, toirnship 23,
south of range 7 west, Willamette meridian,
ail In Douglas c-ouutr. Stale of Oregon; and
whereas it ha lccn fecreed by the Court that
the mortgage of the pbintilTbc foreclosed and
all the right, title and Interest which said de
fendants or either of Aem bad In or to said
premises on the 2Sd dajof April, 1831, the date
of thu execution of sail mortgage or at any
time thereafter be bol.fi in the manner pro
vided by law, and at aidtime by said court it
was further decreed ttwCtbe defendant, the
Douclas County Agrlcultiral A&eocl&tlnn. n
corporation, has a judgment Hen upon the said
premises, but said Hen U subsequent In time
and subject to the Iipu of plaintiff, and that
there is due upon iid judgment Hen of raid
defendant, the Douglas ouuty Agricultural As
sociation the sumuf trita interest thereon
at the rate of S per cent, perannum from the
26th day of December, L'Ol, and it was decreed
mat tne proceea3 oi sam Eaie oe nrat applied to
the cost and cxnenscs of such sale, to tho mi
and disbursemtnu of plaintiff tared at ?25.1j,
to the payment of 173 attorneys fees and to the
Davment of amount due plaintiff, to wit: the
sum of tJ,I70 7.", with Interest thereon from
Anril 23d. lb3-7. al the rate ol S tier cent, wr
annum, and the ocrpIu, if any, bo applied fn
satisfaction of said defendant, the Douglas
County Agricultural Asoclatlon, judgment
to wit: the sum of f2 with Interest
thereon at the rate of a per cent, ner snnum
from the 26th day of December, 1S31, and
the overulus. if any there be remaining, to he
Daid to the said defendants. Charles Graham
and Frank Sweeney, or their legal representa
tive?.
how. therefore, in the name of the State of
Oregon, I will on SATCROAY. the 31th day of
August, 1j9j, at 1 o'clock P. 51. of said day, at
the Court House door in Roseburg. Douclas
county. Oregon, sell at public auction to the
Highest oiuuerior casu innanu.au trie right,
title and Interest which the aborc named de
fendants, Charles Graham, Vt innie Graham and
Frank Sweeney, or either of them had in or to
the above described real nrODertr on the 2M
day of April, IS3I, or at any time thereafter, to
gether with .he tenements hereditaments and
appurtenances thereunto belonging or In any
wise ODDertoinini:. And will aDDlv the Tm-
ceeds as hereinbefore described.
Dated Koieburg, Or., August 1, leQ5.
C- F. CATHCART,
Sheriff of Douglas countr, Oregon.
By V. V. Oithciet, Deputy. a3tl
Notice of Final Settlement.
of Douglas County
In the Connty Court
Oregon.
In the matter of the estate of Elizabeth Han
cock, deceased.
The undersigned executors of said estate hav
ing filed their nnol account in said Court,
notice it hereby given that 3IONDAY, the
2d da v of Sentembfr. nt in nVUvV i M -r
Flirnishintr Hnnrlc; ,he bounty Courtroom, in Roseburg.'Donglas
x iiiiiismiig OUUUb county. Oreeon. is the Ume and Dlace set by
ILiiii j uujc ui soiu umi iu near oujecuons fit
any there be) to said final account and to the
discharge of said executors.
Dated at Koseburg. Oregon. Julr 30. L-35.
THOMAS ilAXCOCIC.
JOllS HANCOCK-.
Eiccutors of the estate of Elizabeth Hancock,
a3ti Attorneys for Ezecutors.
naier ii craves njr absorHiou -beliiK put
iulo a bucket and aliened to stay until
il is "soaked through."
Al twenty, when a mau is youui:,
He tliiukb ho knows il all ;
He likes to wag his acute tongue
And exercise his gall.
Ho struts around in uoble lage,
The world is all his own ;
Ho laugliE to K-orn the world ol age,
And Hats to eelf alone.
He nears a window in his eye
To Bee Iiib whiBkers grow ;
Ho thinks the ladies pine and die
Hecause they love him eo.
Al forty, you way well euppose
He settles down to bu
Tis not till sixty that he kuona
How big a chump he Is.
a criminals.
will cnli-:htcn us we will present the
reason to our readers and jiossibly save
-Messrs. K. II. Marshall and 1). A.
Cameron of Westminister, li. C, bicv-
clists, who iast.-l through this city the
weeks ao on their way to ,San Fran
cisco, Cal., returned to this city this
morning. lliey leil fcan Francisco arc treated, advises tho maids to
lueslay monilliL'. August lith. one un a ' cans and otlii-r I.jiI
soniv of them from loss.
Idy Aberdeen is tho latest victim of
Canadian disconteut. Tho wife of tho
Governor-General asks tho servants ol
tbo households which sho vieits howlhcv
doff
Until Oregon ceatb to depend on
California for part of its batter sup
ply, it will fail to utilize il resources
to their utmost. Hundreds of cases
of butler are shipped leRularly from
iiau Francisco In l'ortland, every
pouud of which reduces the revenue
properly belonging to Oregon fann
ers, many of whom realize indiffer
ently the importance of a home
market.
f ami
t.raiiiiori, i..l.,uic oilier on a IJalpli awlul to relate, shakes bauds wild all
Temple, an American wheel. Coming ' the servants.
up the riacramento valley they made 105 Wc call the attention of our readers to
miles a day with the thermometer mark- Mrs. N. Boyd's ad. in todays IViis-
'icyire:. aiiey rejxjrt Killing UEAM.1
iwonionsier rauiesnaKes, me rattles ol thin
wincli tliey liear as troidivs of their!
Iliie bin aud sifter is just thu
for family use. No mouse, bui; or
diit, can enter it. No well regulaled
travels After n.aking some repairs of fami)y sil0u!u u w mm OU(J
their wheels at T. K. Kichardson's tliev ' t, .yllv., ,
l..ft r,.rtr;i;.i. rv.i...i.;.. ... . .. "I i he -W.OJ0 cans of apricots wine.
V 'J I'lltlQII JTJ Ulll Jkf IV " 1 .'I
Tw o families from N. Santiam passed
through town today on their way to Coos
county, ."southern Oregon is receiving
!uitea number of families from I'olk,
i lieutou and Marion couutie
The Itoseburg Water Compauy
has given the city the worst black
eye it has over had. Iffc action in
cutting off the water supply for lire!
the city the "go-by." Uat there is'
one consolation for the citizens; that, i Sifter.
while they suffer some, the company 1 1,118 '''l0 F,oUr Uin 'lu,,
will suffer more, ultimately, For the j Sl'ter' wu,lu Wo0 will bo given
company loosea ZSiMtt a mouth, while , 38 a I'rizu Uj a" of uy custom-
tho taxpayers shv; this amount, and er w''o purchaso f30 worth of
run no greater risk thau the coin-1 my goods for cash. The
apricots winch a
singlecaniier of Santa Clara is sending to
London show that the finding of a
market for California products is merely
a matter of looking for it. Call.
John Hunter went 1o Glendale on
business on the overland this morning.
FREIi! FREE!
pauy, so "let 'er rip.'
scheme is to take a "Premium
Purchase Ticket" at lime o
firrit purchase. The
Many additional disasters caused i tuakiu
by the storm of .Inly 25 arc reported i f1"00"1 of uv- purchase wil
from the south aud west of Japan. ; imil out of l.ic,iut
On,, ,t r ii . ! ,ncu a numbers
luuuoiiyu uoueimeu oi tuo single
province at baleuma are known to
havo been drowned. Three steam
uhiiw were driven ashore and few of
their crow or pabbeugers escaped
of said
tickets are punched out, the
holder of thu ticket will bo eu
titled to the bin aud fjif ler, free.
MKS. '. BOYD,
A Snap For Thirty Days.
For sale, or will exchange for Douglas
county probity, 10 acres beaverdaui
land, Beayerlou, Ore., y miles from Port
land, 4 room dwelling bouee, barn aud
chicken house. It. is the finest onion
land in Oregon ami will produce fWO or
$400 worth onious ier acre. For further
particulars cal! ou or address
An. IIaioion. H'jseburg, Oregon.
Notice.
.Notice is Dereby given that thu hens
uon mares and colts taken by Hauey
Itr.iu ..f l.-ll.l.... f : ... . ...
...uo,vm j.i.iuu iur eerices oi ineeiaiiiou,
Black Monarch, are recorded in my
name with tho county clerk of Douglas
county, and that said liens must lie
settled by paying same to me byiiepleui.
Oer 1st, or thoy will be foreclosed.
W. It. Vi.nso.n-.
Roseburg Soda Works.
1 have leaseilt he HoEuburg Soda Works
and will put up a full line of carbonated
beverages and bar syrups, which will
compare favorably with auy in the stale.
Soliciting your palrouage, I am,
Yours Respectfully, O. Lclas.
Wanted.
A leant ol horses. Must le good driv
ers, well broke, uol ov6r 8 years old, ol
medium weight. Also a second haudj
two Boated buggy. Apply at this otlice
or of Dr. S. Pone. Urockuav.
Notice.
Grain hagh and tw ine for talo by Sol
Abraham, and the highest market "price
i ...,ul. .. Ill I :.i i... i . .
... ..in uu j,,Uii y jinu lor grain,
deliveicd at his warehouse at Uoaeburg.
For Sale Cheap.
Ono Schultler wagon nearly new.
alto ouu bet of double work harness.
Iiiiuiro al this ollice.
! Dr. A. T. Sanjer.
sir. -After millcrlug lour jinn, with fetnnlc
weakiifK I mi iwuaUcd l?v a fri rid to trv
jour r.tillM, mid nflcr ilIiik thcm oti" year. 1
mend the, i hlB,ly. Mrs. M a. ilriiok.
v. 1 1 i . ' f,".l.,,"1' "etl'tl Ilrmicli Co., .Midi.
Soldby..t;.MarslcMACo. '
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Pine street. G. V. Uaon'sl ' ' '
KeiuemU-r that cheap watch work is
very extensive. Saliman doea gool
watch work at lowest prices.
Why are ieoplo Hocking to H. Lantoiia
for groceries? Because he sells first
class goods at cheai-est ratec.
For a gootl hat, stylish and cheap, call
on Wollenberg .n. Abraham, whoo stock
embraces all grades of head gear.
Dr. Sin iks fiir n-ir in. i... ........
irtiislhcns rxurlcji. rebuilds re-torc and
brinssncw lite. Ask jour dniwiM lor a lite
sample. Sold by A. V MiNmAl o.
For fresh fruits, nuts and candies.
good tobacco and cigais, call on G. W.
Ilapp, People's grocery, corner of Cass 1
and Pi ue,
l'l-taio unfriendly lu nnoun it iv UUcIv
cuwl liy Dr.sanycrs Fsrililrs. V i..urdruu
n.r irre .nmiie luicka)'. It lira mi,
curcv Sol.l by A. c. Martlet A Co.
Mow Jerry, the reliable jeweler, has
just rcceivetl a large invoice of sectaclcs
and eye glasses. Give hint u call and ex
amine goods.
Jack Abraham, goul'a furnisher and
halter, keeps up with tho nioceseiou
Uis stock is complete. Call and sec him
before purchasing.
KxKricmv and money cannot itni.rm. Iir.
sawr.r.'R Kamilv Cikk. l.rnn.,. it t.,n. n.
S1!1! ur-rci-'. l iver vmilaint ami Kidney
uiuivuu;. rom uy i . JinrMcri .V Co.
Dr. H. W. Benjamin baa oened den
tal rooms iu tho Taylor & Wilsau block,
room 10, where he is now prepared to do
first-class dental work.
I..UULV-lr. nnvr s r.lr au- crt.cliial l.-r
female neakiir. fain mi lop ol Hie lii-a-l and
loner 1-nrt ol llic Iwck. It olrrnclhciit and
cure-., fold l.j A. C. Marsten A Co.
1 have several hundred nice red cedar
jKiets for sale at three and ouodialf ceulu
a I'ie. W. K. Wllls.
Olalla, Or., Aug. , 1SU3.
llilMrcii Willi i-.lv, l.lui.li ...nii-Uxn-u . In
dlcatiiiff tlie a Wiit-c of the rcniisilr ml clol.nli-,
In the IiIihhI .liou!d Inle Ir. s-awjer s Ckatliic
Sold by A. f. ManU-Pi A Co.
'..it .... ii... i . ii ....
un uu iuu v . vi. rioo uo. lor priceo
on their up to date berry crates. Made
of sugar pine, neat and durable. Just
the thing to gel your berried to market
iu first-class condition.
Ir.A. 1. Sanjir 1 hate lia-l liluiiniaUt.ni
Mucc I wasai years old, but (-line imini; ..our
family CurvK limx- Ktii fni- Irom it. Il aU
cured my liuihnud of lliu tami- din-aH-,
Mrs. ltobl. Conucllt,
, ,,. ..... . . Ilrooklj n, Iowa.
bold by A. 1 . Mantvrs A Co.
Dr. F. W. Hayneo has just returned
from the L'abt and opened dental parlors
ill Mark's building, where ho will bo
pleased to welcome persons desiring den
tal work.
rale, tluu, liloodlo, it'o-lo kIiouM iih Dr.
J-awjvr knliiii-. It Mho cnatest reme.lv In
iuu norm ior iimi-iir; uie weak Mrulig. Sold bv
A. C. Mnli-rs A Co.
The J. G. Flook Co. iu prepared to do
any kind of mill work Ht the lonust liv
ing rates, and lho6o who aro preparing
to build should consult them. They can
save you inuiuy.
- The Kctton Water 3Iotor
Of capacities- varying from 1 to 5 horse
lower atfords the most convenient, eco
nomical and reliable power for all light
service. Ono of theeo may be seen run
ning at this otlice. Send for circulars.
The Pelton Water Wheel Co., PJ1 Main
St., San Francisco, Cal.
! Hats, all kinds,
: Trilby Ties,
Best Suspenders,
'Nickle Counter,
, Children's
Clothing,
! Dime Counter,
I Youth's Clothin
j Au3thiug,
nr
5
CITATION.
T.N lilt COUXTV COURT OF THE STATE
In the matter of th t..t nt VA,., vv
deceased. "
To Andrew Johanm and to the heirs of John
:.ybers, deceased, and to all persona Interested,
In the name of the ttate of Oresoa, you are
nereor cited anil reonfrprf tn
County Court of the State of Oregon, for the
ft.-vr it iv-uuriiyorirougias. in trie court room thereof.
iilciiiUVCll' OlOre at Koseonrs. m thfe County of Douglas, onilon-
ivr-.tr. 1 Hiciijwi, xcjj, hi iu o clock:
. iU.tmj,u w iuai oaj. men ana there to
show cause IX anr the re f. whv n nM.. ... ...
not be made direcUns the administrator to ell
the real property of laid deceased, described" as
follows, to-wit- Theeasthalf of tho.
nllltTtpr .ml Inhl.n.l , n - . i .
T, lor & Wllsou mock. aTsouth ot rn-e TlTui?1, i252P
T,..,r ... . V . . , . . . - - -..vj... .
I C ounty, Oregon.
-s. s ,. - f Ir- . t?" i0IV; i-stsams. Judge ot the
inat I ai7fl5 FoanirCo?rt 0? lhe -taJfl of Oregon, for the
1 OaV6Q hntvoflxwla,. with the Seal of said Court
tCflLL hi 231 JflCKSOH ST)
Mrs. riialjHBin
Etna. CaL
1 as
fry-dealing wift
amxed this .Tth day of Julr A.D. is-
Atte-T: F. V. BEX.ov riori-
SE.1LJ ByJ. I. Chaklv:.-, Deputy.
I alii
Sheriff Sale.
G.W.KRUSE
THE
GKOCKK,
4u6 Jackson St.
One door south P.O.
ftioltc Tca, Coffees,
p THE CIKCCIT CODKr OF THE cTATE
of Oregonlfor the Count v of Douglas
O. F. Godfrey. i
plalntill'. I
vs.
John Gotsell. i
delendant. J
State or Oeesoij. .
County of Douglas. s
Whereas on thv lsih .laT-nf Tni. izn v'
r.lJ,?ti0? .u,he "It court of the' countr ot
Douglas, in the state of Orram. ) p. nJSfJ?
'UlshotJIarkd l-ald for founlry Produce. BWdeiffiWwg
Tobaccos and Cicar:
And every thing else in
meuroccry line.
Like Other Women
J hiTe suffered for 25 years with a complication
of troubles, with continuous, almost unbeara
ble rain la ray back. Thr Grip also rrostxa-
Sarsa-2)cirilla
dive him a vail and be convinced.
I
j-jood's
ted in. But Hood's
SarsaparilU has cured
tne of all bit troubles.
and I cannot sreak too Vfc
htchly cf it. Mb. E. It-Smrn. Pox :-3 Etna. CaL
Cures
Hood's Pllla cure headache and Indigestion.
i:.
V.N IIOLTKX.
O. I'aikt-r. D.ivc park.
11.. T ' . '
"i.o. ii. neaiii, Oram; 3Ira. S. L. Dil-
laril.Oillanl; J. 1). Ulinkcnbcard. Alr.
E. Woovlruff. Misa Lizziu Jllain. Clnv.,.
lami; A. O. hlrangu, Wilbur; A. A.
Yerks, Portland.
Of Interest to Fruit Growers.
3Ir. F, Mnrtin,ioireeuntiiiK tlieOitKoii
Fruit Union, is stopping at the Van
lluutou Houee, ltosuburK, ami will bo
pleased to fiirnioli any fruit Kroneni in
lliiu con lily with any information tliey
way need iu renard to packing green
fruit, if thoy will forward their uuiiiu and
address or call ou linn at thu above
named hotel. Statu quantity and varieties.
For Sale or Rent.
Tbo Paltnor sawmill. For
addrees, E. C. Palmer, Drain
The Finishing Touch.
Iu putting the finishing
touch to your toilet do youal
Avays .see that your shoes are
In keeping with the rest of
your makeup? The shoes
may be better than the other
garments and still be appro
priate, but if the- are not up
to the raiment iu style and
quality the effect is unpleas
ant.
JiV. Grace Osb urn's
line line of Shoes stand on
their merits, is infinite in va-
iurtieulurs ncty excellent in quality,
rain, Or. aud moderate in price.
1
A oovereignRemeHv&r.,!,,.
tfVllrfe- I . .VaE,"
; ottsThroaL Chest and Lvngs
50cis$2P
StMX) VCR FRlMtR.
j ABIETJNE?lED..ORJVlIe,Cal
Sold by A. C. Marters & Co.
and eight dollars' aid "seventy "'cent daSaS
dv-pVXiin ,SIcn,JU, P!.?1 wa enrolled and
totheoihclalpIatandMirrer thereoi of record
in the connty clerk s office of DouVlas coStr
Oregon, tojether with aa and the sfiicuIa??nV
Ecntshereditaments and appinVnfther
unto beloturing or m anywise at'pirtainlar
Saturday the 24tu day of .Intrust
IXJj. at one o'clix-V t. m c ...m ....
court house door in fWiu. dS'cSZm?
hM?D;seU a,POWlc anct on to he W-hefi
ft.PSEtotte ?bove described'
.V..J,f 1 .t. - "u "ei-'inuayofJuIy, isjj thf
a.uu. aimnripnani t.fl . . .
r,Vllu 'jeu aijis.o5 to the payment of
attornev fees, nnd t.- th trirr-ri ?.1 JMW
IE
C3EST
icmenta
of V3.1S due' VWntlfrto..N.,? !?
Sheriff Sale.
P'JJF C1R.CUIT COURT OF THE T4TF
l Son, for the County or DauSt "TATE
O. F.Godfrer.
plaintiff. :
vs.
JohnUotsclI. I
defendant.
STATE OF OREGON,
Countv of n,-ii.CTja.- 1 ss.
county ot Douilai tJJu. ?L ?SPa .f the
25cfR.
COcts. and
SLCOBottla.
One cent a dose.
Srd. 195. the llin tifr w.;day July
ith the tenemlmsher?difam0,K.,
For alo ly M. F. li
tapp. Drupgiat.
aadi3tiorJMn1ChV.?ujmpUoa appcrtainlnj. ut anywise
UUD vwo. ..on-thcreWin tk ..
"uiC ui me state of
court house door in RoTeC i!fHal"' 4t the
interest ,vf,s IS..11???'. aU the right, title and
John Gouell lTttd in ort c,h def'ndant.
real prowtvOI11tC f. described
date'of theeSeVution '.0,1-).!!1 ls?3- the
W-L. Douglas
B E fc. FIT FOR A KING-.
;435pFNECAU&KANSABCa
3.5ppoucE,3SOLE3.
32.l.75BflYS"SCH0ClSH0Ei
1.AD1ES.
IEND FOR CATAinour
Over Ono mm.or.p-'
W. L.Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
ti !v",r5,,,,eKa!e "allysatbfactory
TL...
Cite me best alueforthr
jit equal custom Jhocs In stvIe anciVit
Thilr wearlnir aualtd. .-J ana
Sift1
appertainimr. and
urisius therefrom r
i
JSwrasrasracasasa.
niouracalcr
cannot supply you we. can. Sold by
dealers everywhere. Wanted, agent
to take exclusive sale for this vicinity.
Write at once. '
anytime th.Tv,f.; ..... .:Jla mprtSaKc or at
went, hereditament f f KI ,THn the tene-
nnto belong ngnoV ; !JipY?mtaiaft
wm ,...i6 .5 ur wise appertainin-r. sin.i
tiAt ,V.i lue proceeds
taxed
ices, aud to the iavm.'m ,Tj .V, . auorney
'ine plaintifl- toccth wits h? M,M L
lheratnff..I",5.,Lr.nlt,IutereNt thereon at
uay o
there
viot
t July. lVi, .,,f uw me oru
be. Jim j?, A "?PIM. ".any
sell, or hi, legal represemativrUaUt' Jha
V i-rii... -..
NOTICE.
!:.0.ii9te":b3r E,ven io U "horn it rasT con
.MtDSKiBT,rt U'.W- arnfoYcal.:
mcinct-SSIiiffl l7,ln5rcctor0f stock for said
m..LSSS5"lde. Oakland: al. A. J.
WdJcd a. " ri, s i y f.80?". oJ bca -nil
Vnowntu me inspected make their dcirn
Kosebiug, May tth, 1SS:.
ln,rolor or Block ftr Ita?? eE8vJr.