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W. T. BENJAMIN
C. Y. BENJAMIN
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OCTOBER -J. 15!H5
OUR STANDARD BEARERS
For President.
tVM. McKlXLEY.
For Vice-President,
GARRET A. IIOBAKT.
For Presidential Electors,
T. T. GEER, of Marion County
S. M. YORAN, of Lane.
E. L. SMITH, of Wasco.
J. F. CAPLES, of Mnltnomsh.
The old democratic warhorses may
bare Kwe beads, but there is LOtbing
the matter with the kicking power cf j
lfc feet of them. S. 1. 1 all
xmrwu m mors crtvon wronc ttonc
uu niiDin 01 our toumtj inn m .o
upon the wool po.en. Althoneh !
our most useful citizens, their in
tanrUhate been practically destroyed
VcXlnley's letter of acceptance.
.
While Bishop Williams of th Eplsx-!
pal cbnrch favors the elec'ion of Mapr
McKinlev we zreAtlv deprecate his pub-
Ec announcement throning hi? ccdesias- '
tiel influence either for or aaicst any'ence. More than 20.000 people listened
aspirant for office high or low. We want .
to see church and state completely di-i
forced, the one from the other. Let j
the church as a church, keep its bands
o9 the state. Let every member of any
and all churches, if citizens, vote as
tney please, unintlnenced by ecclesias
tical advice, is the doctrine of the lYux
szaixk. We want no idle men in the United
States, and to the end that we may
hate neither idle mills nor idle men we
must do oar work in the United States,
and not oatide the United State. You
Esay disagree with me, but I believe in
a Drotective tariff. I have aiwats so
believed and I have never felt cited j
npon to make any spolozy to any lody ,
anywhere for havirg been devoted to the
treat principle whkh promotes and en-'
eoorages American deve!opm?nt and I
srvee employment and good 3is to
American workincmen. McKialey. j
"It ll Immaterial In ray Judgment
whether the wool grower receive any
benefit from the tariff on wool or not;
whether he doi or doee not .... I am
for free wool." Extract Irom William
J. Bryan' epch in coorrt", January
37th, 189 ; CsDrnuloail Record liny
- , V,
third Cong-re. second ielon
SS, p. 1554.
An Irishman, a sharp, shrewd and . &e nas minted money. Anu alter
well read gentleman, recently expres.-ed : ards, when time3 get hard and they
bii sentiments as follows "Free trade ' wonc aedil- ,he-v 3i-v moae-v "3 scafcc-
baa rained Ireland, bewared its people
and driven them into exile. It will do
the same by any people ho adopt it.
It is the duty of every Irishman to vote
for McKiniey, the champion of protec
tion and the foe of British free trade.
Aod any Irishman who will vote frr
Bryan ought to have written across his
forehead in lines of blood and brim -
clone, that all the people might see it, j
"I am co longer an Irishman. I am a j
traitor to my race, and a slave of Great j
Britain." It is the duty of every Ameri-1
ean citizen to rise up as one man, unite'
heart and hand and work from now on I
tin til November 3rd, for 3IcKinley, the
advance agent of prosperity, whose elec
tion will bring to the American reople
a return of good limes, plenty of em
ployment, better wages, better markets,
and happier homes.
Criticism of the Supreme Court.
The republicans do not object to any
man or party of men criticis:ng the Su
preme court. That is a right inherent
in every American citizen. What we do
object to is the avowed declaration of
the Chicago platform and its nominee
threat to reorganize the Supreme court,
eo as to get a majority favorable to their
partisan views. Such a coarse is revolu
tionary and anarchistic in its determina
tion to over-rido the constitution by
placing party tools in power for party
ends.
Jesse Grant.
"If my father could vote today, l.e
would vote for Bryan for president of
the United Statca. The free
coinage of silver I do not believe is a pan
acea for all our evils, but I do believe it
a step in the right direction and for the
best interests of the American pesple."
JfC (ilUNT.
Jesse may have given exprfs&ion to
the above. But his belief or disbelief is
no argument unless his opinion comes
from a man ol recognized authority by
reason of bis known abilities and ex-
perlcnce In tho affiirs of which lie
t peaks. Ills the rule tho world over
that the eons of ouiiuoct men are known
to bo rather lifiht in the upper story, and
Jessie is no exception to that rulo as
laid down by all ethnographic writers,
and mental sciontiets. Nearly all emi
nent men either dio childless or loavo
progeny not remarkable for their mental
caliber. So in this case Jef aie'a opinion
is of little weight.
THE POPUL1STIC TRICK.
The secretary of state has iesued his
certificate certifying to the nominees
and to the tickets to be voted, Novem
ber 3d. ISM. The countv clerk has to
furnish tho ticket as certified to by the
the Mcretary 01 the utate. Tho tecre-
tarv of state has certified to the name of
a patty which hasno j-olitiral standing
in the Mate, viz: "Peoples democratic
' silver republican." This is misleading
j as there is no snch party in Oregon. No
convention of a paxty by that name wan
I ever held in Oiegou, and therefore no
such ticket is in the field. The seerc
tary has nu warrant for certifying to any
such ticket it h f life ami luis'eadiuk'.
We call the attention of republicans
I tH tl 1. Utrl", IU lid? IIKUU .11111 liUl IHJ UD1
- - - . .1.:.. t ...l l . I......
cetveu by sncli a p puitsiii; dodge, evi
dently doue with the design if catching
republican votC6 by a false representa'
tion. The elector?, under that appella
tion. are for Itrvau, .i rupu'.ist demo
crat and Watson n ilettwcrat opuli5t
Neither ol these men r ever were repub
licans, but were ar.d are, democrats who
were oppo-cd to republicanism all their
lives. I.et every republican who goes to
the polls, lucsday. November .5, scan
his ticket well and net vole by mistake
for lr j an and Wa'st-n, by marking nis
ticket for N.L Butler. E. Hofer, W
H. Spaugh and Harry Watkius, unless
he reallv wants to vote for Bryan and
Watson, hverv voter who wihes to
vote for Wm McKiniey for t resident
ana oarrett A. Mobart tor vice-presi
dent, should mark with a cross after the
numbers, 12. 13, 14 , and 15, and before
the nsmes, John F. Caple, T. T. Geer
; fc.. L. Mnitlt and . M. cran. In to-
Idav's nsper we print a facsimile of
the ticket to be voted November 3, 1506,
.n f I41 tO MH the sentence
in
ln U-ic ,iCfl1 l-vP w-"ctl "ads :
Mark
I betwsen the nnaiber and came
of each
, candidate voted for."
WHAT THE COUNTRY NEEDS,
Colonel Robert t.i Ingersoll made
creat speech in Chicago on Thursday
night cf las; week to a magnificent audi1
to the distinsoishe-J orator as he pleaded
the cause ot sound money with eloquent
words and sledge-hammer losir. In his
own inimitable style, Colonel Ingersoll
dissected tLe fallacies cf the Bryanites
and showed the dangers to the country
sore to come through the domination of
such men is Alt geld and Tillman.
'We don': want," he said, "anj fiat
philosophy, and we don't want any sil
ver swindles.
"We want business.
"Give us good money, the life-blood
of business, and let it tlow freely through
the vsins and arteries of commerce.
That is what we want; that is what we
want bai-iness. We won'i have it un-
13 we have confidence in the fnture,
an 1 no sensible man in the United
states will have any confidence in an
admin stration to be iraverned by the
new democracy. We want credit,
Credit is ba?ed on confiler.ee, and when
e have good times, yen know, evcry-
wwy, nearly, tias credit, i-.verr man s
mouth is a mine that issues dollars
When a coed fellow with a good job
. goes to ttie grocer anl favs: "dive rne
$5 worth of susar, i worth cf coffee;
charge it," he hi3 add.d $10 to the cur-
I rencT c! ,tie Ln states, lie has tn-
uu me money; anu wnen anomer
buys a horse and gives his note for $100
j There is just as much as there was be
fere. Credit is scarce. That is the
trouble."
' Schoonmaker's Speech.
! The address delivered at the
I House last Monday night by
Opera
F. X.
1
! tnentattye and conv.nc.ng .pee L
, ci i ,1, . l.:
I
delivered here, so far, during the
campaign. It was clear, lucid and un
answerable in argument and doubtless
did much good for ths cause of gooJ gov
ernment. He did not indulge in an ar
ray of figures the hearers could not re
member but addressed the plain, com
mon sense and reason of his hearers
with facts and principles involved.
Oar meager report in toJav's paper is
but a shadow of the maiterly manner in
which he jortrayed the issues now be
fore the people and indicated the remedy
for the depressed condition of business.
Mr. fcebconmaker did not consume
time in tleiin oratory to captivate the
audience's sentiment;1, but dealt with
the subject in a cool buaiucss-like argu
mentative manner, and yet handled the
subject in a way that enchained the at
tention of his audience for two hours
and a half.
Hon. Allan R. Joy has spoken to the
jeop!o at Camas Valley, Olalla and
Brockway this week to large and enthus
iastic audiences in each place and has
shown up the false and deceptive teach
ings of the Bryanites, whoso chief etock
in argument is the abuse of the repub
lican leaders and in arousing feelings of
prejudice A the poor against the rich,
clase- against clasa, trying to mako it ap
pear that capital it oppresaing labor;
when in fac capital ii most deeply in
terested in prosperous iabor, because it
sees that its own prosperity depends
ujcn continuous and well paid labor.
To Mr. A. W. Stanton of Brock way, is
duo gieat praise for hia valuable Ber
vicei in making the moating at that
place a crowning success.
Oents ties new line; also a large lino
of hats, Novelty More.
SK7VIPLE BKLLOT,
Official Ballot for
ROSEBURG PRECINCT,
Douglas County, Oregou, November 3, 1896.
VOTE FOR FOUR.
flark between the number and name of each candidate voted for
STKTE.
For Prt Bidcut of the United States,
WILLIAM McKINLEY, of Ohio.
For Vice-President of the United States,
GARRETT A. HOBART, of Now Jersey.
FOR PRESIDENTIAL
12 X John F. Caples, of Portland, Multnomah County.
13 X T. T. Geer, of Macleay, Marion County
14 X E. L. Bmith, of Hoot! River. Wasco County
15 X S. M. Yoran, nf Eugene, Lane County
J. K WEATHERFORD'S SPEECH.
Tuesday afternoon J. K. Weatherford
addressed a fair sited audience at the
court house.
He said in part: The opposition tells
us that the financiil question is not the
vital ijsue, but that the protective tariff
is the main issue to be disposed off.
They tell us that e are not capable of
undertaking the subject of tariff or of
finance. He then rcpsated that assert
iou with high rhe'oric, avering that
every man, woman and child in Oregon
is nmply capable to understand the
present hard times and that they wero
bro'.tf.ht about by the crime of 1Si3.
He did not propoee to discuss the
tariff. We had the McKiniey law in
1S91 and yet the hard times struck us
in 1S93. the result of Mc-Kinley tariff-
therefore hard times were Jnot caused by
the Wilson bill. He oooted Lincoln,
Blaine, and several other eminent repub
licans to prove he was right. Pretty
good witnesses, James, but when they
were making their records jou and
your party were fighting them and de
nouncing them an villians of the deepest
dye. Lincoln was called a "murderer'
assassin, cut-throat, and nigger stealer"
and such like epithet. Now you admit
the were all patriots.
Whitney and others left the popnlistic
democratic party. Well, let them go,
said be, we get in their places promtn
ent republicans. the ones you
villified in their day as "venal and cor
rupt." Arn't they corrupt and venal
mill? Yon bad lmneached those men
veare ago to what is Uieir character good
for now" You have no right to fetch
upon the otand a witness you have im
peached to'testify in jour behalf, or to
claim credit by consorting with thim
"How we apples swim" is an old adjge.;
He leferred to Mark Ilanna as leading
McKiniey with a string and at that the
andieaco went wild with applause, G.
W. G.. leading.
H nnnted the Oreronian. hich he
Eaid wis never known to lie, to prove
himself in the right, temendous applause
by G. W. G. He said population in
creases 2,000,000 yearly while the money
does not. Only $16,000,000 coined in
1S06, and only t26,000,000 since 1S7S or
about $23,000,000 .increise per annum of
silver and about the same of gold.) The
per capita circulation is less now than in
1S73. Lincoln said: "Decreasing the
value of money is the greatest crime of a
nation."
Washington, Jefferson, Jackson and
Lincoln were for free coinage of both
metals and having them circulate and
did circulate why not now? Well
thev do circulate and at a parity today
When silver circulation is doubled, it
will be easy to pay off mortgages.
He criticised the Supreme court and
landed Governor Altgeld in referring to
the Chicago riot and the income tax
This he did fearlessly bat in the interest
humanity. "Lincoln, he eaid, critised
the Supreme conrt and Lincoln was
patriot." ;Yee, and yoa and your party-
cursed him for it at the time. But
mark you, Lincoln did not propose to
reorganize the court by enlarging the
number of judges and appointing men t
fill the places created who would make
a majority favorable to his wishes.
Editor PiaisnEALZB: It haying been
circulated by the press, thit at a Bryan
meeting held at Sioux Fall, South Da
kota, a few days ago, sixty old soldiers
unhitched the team from the carriage ol
Bryan and pulled it through the streets
of that city. Now as I resided ln South
Dikota for a number of years and as I
am an old soldier, I did not beliove the
report, for I thought that I knew what
kind of stuff the old soldiers of Dakota
wero made of and I did Inot think that
they were built on that plan, so I wired
the commander of the G. A. R. Post at
Sioux Falls. Below is appended the
dispatch eent him and tho answer rc
ceived :
Rosebit., Or., Oct. 17, 1S00. To
Commander G. A. R. Post, Sioux Falls
South Dakota Is it a tact that old sol
diers pulled Bryan's carriage in your city
Answer. .'I. McCoy
AKSWKR.
x Falls, South Dakota. Oct. 19
IF '. -M. McCoy, Roseburg No.
Porter P. Peck, Commander.
The affair simply shows to what low
depths the Bryan gang havo fallen when
thev resort to such unfounded lies to in
tluenco voters and to bolster up an al
ready lost cause. M. McCoy
Treasurer's Notice.
notice is hereby given to all parlies
holding Douglas county warrants in'
dorsed prior to Juno 1 , 1802, to present
the same at the treasurer s office in tho
court house for payment, as interest will
cease thereon after thodato of this notice,
Dated this 22d day of October, 1890, at
the City of Rosoburg, Douglas county,
Oregon. W:i. A. Fkater,
County Treasurer.
ELECTORS.
Carlisle Speaks on Silver.
Washington. Oct. 1C About 300
members of the Wage-Earners' Patri
otic League of Maryland called on Sec
retary Carlisle at the treasury depart
ment this afternoon aud invited him to
mako an address before the wage-earn
ers of Baltimore at his far'ien conver.
iencu.
H. K. L. Jolinsnu, president of the
league, in addressing the -cretarr, said
while the league in non partisan the
body of delegates here today were Car
lisle and Cleveland democrats uhodc
not believe labjr cm prosper when capi
tal is attacked.
"We propose, sir, at this election,
democrats though we are," said tho
speaker, "to cast our votes for the only
candidate possible o! election at this
time."
After three cheers had been given the
secretary, he mounted the platform and
spoke substantially as follows:
I am very much oblidged to you for
your kind imitation, and am very sorry
it is not Jn my iowcr to comply ttith
your request. My reasons are well un
derstood. My business has been so ar
ranged that f can make several speeches
in my own state, but it is not possible
for me to go elsewhere. But there are
one or two things suggested bv yonr
spokesman which I would like to say to
you.
"Tell the truth, shouted a voice.
I will try to, replied Carlisle. If there
is any ! a boring man in the United
States, he proceeded, who really be
lieves the mouey he receives for his toil
is too good, that it will buy too much
food and clothing for himself and family
or pay rent for a tetter house than he
now has, then it is his duty to vote for
free and unlimited coinage of silver at
10 to I. If there is any laboring man
who has saved money out of his earnings
and has deposited it in a saving bank or
balld.ng and lean association or life in
surance policy for the protection of his
family and he desires to have the pro
ceeds of that investment returned to
bim in dollars worth half as much as
these which he paid, he also should vote
for the free coinage of silver at 10 to 1.
But, on the other hand, every man in
the United states, whether he works for
wages or not, who desires to preserve
what he has accumulated or what he
may hereafter accumulate, ought to
vote against free coinage of silver at 1C
to 1 and for the maintenance of a sound
and stable cunencv.
The Lost Number Twelve.
JlABsitriELD, Oct. 20. All that is left
of the steimer Arago to be seen are two
spare projecting up on the ocean beach
The survivors were brought to Empire
City on the tug Columbia. None of the
bodies of the lost, which number eight
of the crew and four of the passengers,
have been recovered. Among the lost
so far ascertained aro E. M. Mdiraw, of
Coquille City, passenger: John Norman,
of MarshSeld, passenger ; Richard Wal
ters, of Oakland, passenger. Of the
ship's crew, the missing are: W. N.
Whittel, of San Francisco; Fireman
Erie Wall, of San Francisco; Fireman
Richard Patterson, of San Francisco;
Steward F. Fernadei, the chief cook;
Chief Engineer W. E. Brown, J. Kruger,
a sailor; Harry Zander, a sailor.
Lumber for Sale or Trade.
If you have dry cows or heifers you
want to trade for lumber, or if you
want to buy a bill of any kind of fir
lumber, vou will do well to address
P. 0. box 123, Drain, Oregon.
Ginger ale, ArisU Water, EoJas, aud
other soft drinks at low Jerry's drink
emporium, now on draft.
Merit
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Merit in medicine means tho power to
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Programme of Gospel Temporatint
meeting to be held at the Chrlntulii
church, 8unday afternoon at 3 o'clock
Music, by tho choir.
Scripture reading and prayer,
Music,
Address, by Dr. Ford of Kugem.
Music.
Remarks by others.
Collection.
Benediction.
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Dr. PIERCE'S
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YOUNG SPIRITS,
a vigorous body and
robust strength fol
low good health.
But all fail when the
vital powers are
weakened. Nervous,
debility and loss of
manly power result
irom oaa dsdiu, con
tracted bythe young
through ignorance
of their ruinous con
sequences. Low
spirits, melancholia,
impaired memory.
temper, fear of impending calamity and a
thousand and one derangements of body
and mind, result from sucn pernicious prac
tices. All these are permanently cured by
improved methods of treatment without the
patient leaving home. . .
A medical treatise written m plain but
chaste language, trtatmg of the natu.c,
symptoms and curability of such diseases,
sent securely sealed in a plain envelope, on
receipt ofthis notice, wi th rocents in stamps,
for postage. Address, World's Dispen
sary Medical Association, Buffalo, N.Y.
Thursday, Oct. 29
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Hon. C. W. Fulton.
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Coaa'i Drain, Wednesday, Oct. 2S
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Gardiner, Tuesday, October 27.
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tirt .lav ot iho not rvcutar tormoi MM Court
.itl May ot Duccitihrr. tS.jr..
Amt ou v. :tl tako noH.v that if 0u :a-.: v0
aiirnar an.t :uiwor M lomp'.jn'.t. i..r want
thereof. ihov..n.: win ..,.; ... tho.v.ut tor
therehot jrayol for ia MtuUvmpfcnut. whwh
i a nMliitum of tho marrtaw cntraot ao
oxMuu- bolucovu voursolf au.t iho tfamttff
herein, an.l that tl-.o alutitl Ih awanVt tho
earo. ou-to.lv ami oontro! ot tho throo minor
eluwren the iuo ot our iuritaso w Uh rtain-
I his umnioas l puV.ihtl hv trture of an
nrJer mailo in chun-.lxi- at K.wcbune. HoucIin
L.iii.ty Orvprn. l.y Hon. C Kutlonoii.
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Count
JiUKo ot s-aul Court, nhtih vil.-.ter
thf .:n,t ilay Oc.oK . D . iv.'
latcsl
I
Pill II
To Janu s Mi.n. tho boo namvt .U'foits!it
In tho ua io ,t tho Slat.- of Ojvcvn. ohbiv
!iervl rts.-u.vit to )rn r an.t n, r tho coin
l!amt tikM stul xoiv in tho nNvo onuiUM
Mm, ;:i w swi' tiauuM I'onri on .,r 1.
I l S1KA1FOKI).
A't n:ey fCt VMiuix
HtUff t.Hniu u Vtiuxi A lnt end Ko
in-H, font Viu&luic, it i. to.
Hit V, W J'wMtut, two! MvxA, to
, m, 'unHi'tMu, wrArioraiJtn
r.ny, 'i, n, r.Lir.K. runt.
iMtMxutA, V't. t tfaln Utrtet.
Uiu'l'l"i Jttut of Mala and Lane
,(U. tWUJ TJtHVM: rWHiOl, II lb
'ft. WifAl, ttiriuVcutKuli 'Ji X&ung at
uU t Mnuut MtUAi Hiimorth Liae
i, 4 M .;! mWt. Grayer Met-
iiii, W4M4r t7OT p. to.
I'iHiMtf., iMUKt Ula ia Laos.
ffKiKi tKur CMCJc.M-arntr ot Caw tni
in tU. fc'jwuy TAtnvjt. rcyar, wonhip,
a.m. iA 73 p. m.; !UUi ifchsol, 10 a. za.;
f, y. . . v-- atinj. yttAatf
if,l-3t) if, W.
K. x. utL'jt.xx. ruler.
i, I- M. YXY.., HfjtiKHKki LJLKjZ. SO.Za,
n,Ul Ui)f 'iUr wanmnteattoai at tta
I ). ). y. Mi m XtA ac4 Unith Tfcnnday
A tv.li HVttttn All mrmlr.zi tvyMMA to at
ttsifl rzulfl all vliltic Xizq'Xox cot-
' yux.u I-AOE-TUg-mf, .. B
rWsLK tJtKSClt X. 21 JO. O.
C.A.M..
r !sIt7 rri!2r at t
Q'nlrs:k. lu ll 'M HjU1k UaU. Vliltlng
c. a. Cifson,
Ob. W. yztur, Coajxtiior.
Heeordi&z iieretary.
LAUEKL UilfiK., X. r. A. X., KijLLAB.
EKtlnzi th 2d aad Itii WedMadaji la
J. U.
Cuinca, W. it.
C. W,
T TMPQUA CHAITZK, SO. U.B. X. HOLD
U thelrreinilareonTOcatliTsa atMatocle hall
on the first ao4 third Ttitwlaj ol each sonUt
VUltlsz coaptnzozi are conn.!? istimc
K.L.MTIJ.KE, H.P.
PIIILKTAEIAN LODOE, SO. 8, I. O. O.
rawu rai.rdar rrealsz ol each wctx at
heir hall ln Odd i'zAira iGnnli at Eoebiuz.
Menwn ol t order la zood iundlzz areiarU-
A V atad. E. McBEOOJt S. G.
Y. e. Jtlcelil ecy.
rySlO.v
U Odd
ZKCAill'MZNT, SO. , MEETS AT
1-ellowi hall on aeeoad and loarth
Frldaji of rcca coath. VW.Ht.z brethrea
are Invited to attend.
f. o. mcn.u, c. p.
' J05. jT.CFT.TJ, Scrit'.
D03EBCEG LODGE, SO. It, A. O. TJ. W.
icetu the Mood and Ictrrth Hondari of
rtch month at7;30 p. el. at Odd Jello-iri halt.
Heaben of the order In fvji ttandfcij are la-
rtvel to attend.
RESO FQzT, SO-2S, G. A. JCETTS THE
art 1 and third TaorsdaTi o! each ccsth.
rOMES'S EELIEF CORPS SO. 13, ifEETS.
' :.-!ti and third Thnndajt In each.
month.
?AEHZ ALLIASCE Reynlar Qnarterij-Ueetiz-s
trill be held at Granze Hali.
Eosebnrf, the fintxridaTin December, Hareht
and June, and the third rndij in September.
ROHEBCEG CHAPTER, SO. S. O. E- .. XXXT3
the second and lonrth Thnrsdayi of each
ctcnth.
AUCE 5HE2IDAS, W. 31.
p 05ZBCEG DIVEIOS SO B. O? Lt,
meets eTerr tecond and fcorth Eanday.
Brethren are lnrited to attend.
HAETHA PARRY, S. S.
ELA HESDR1CES. B Sec
A LPH-V LOD-jE. SO. IT, K. O? P.. 3CXET3
crery tVednesday evening at Ode FeHo-aa
Halt. Vidtins Kncts In good ftaadinj oor
llaily invited to attend.
R. H. COSKXISG. C C
I.3.EIDDLE.S-B.S.
Receivers Sale.
vrOTICE ol receivers ale of real property -ender-
' dwrw Ail n-i p- nf .V f-n " -rr-i r
of sale Iron Circuit
Cocrt.
1 the Circuit Cour
Docct&s Cotintr.
of the State ol Oregon for
Iiabell C. Davenport, Ptnir.tiiT,
vs
R. M. ilmpion. Josephine Simpson,
Eliiabetn simpsia, Adda Simp
son, Clara Simpson. Bird Simp
ton and Jese Simpson, Defendants.
State oi Oregon, e
Cocntyof Docglas.
Notice i? hreby riven thai bv virtue of a de
cree o foreclosure a:d order of tale rendered
and entered .f record in the above entitled
cacse and in the above named coon, on the 25th
day f June, l-.. wherein and whereby th
above named p'junurT obtained a ;ndzment and
decree of forev .onre agiinst said above named
detend&nts and scamst the hereinafter descriVd
real estate for the sum ol ,vt,CO and costs ot
said foreciojure and sale, and an order for the
Si.e v said real property to satiifv said -ndement
and costs. "
And. where a. I as the receiver in said sui
heretofore dn.y appointed br said con
coa. seu a: pub.ic ancaon to the hishest'btdder
iJ36? lre rtsat-tide and interest
vfc:oh the said defendants or either of them had
on the sth dav of Jannary, 1. or since that
time m or :o the foUowins described real prop
ertv to wit rnnnm? at a point north 3 degrees
and .v jairtutos west. U chains, north 20 chain
16 decrees wtjt. l&i chaiTthenK uth M
decrees and Jo mtantcs east liOi ca .-h
i' r" w .
ia o;rV,nl : o." .1 8te
ft 1
i cedes-
IHUCll tlllS Sti dv ,.xv-
' J.W Wmc'kt, Receiver.
SUMMONS.
T I STICK S COURT FOR
J Yoftcalla,
HE PRECINCT 05
5TVTS OF OR.-,OS,
County of DoucUs, s5
K C. Michael. Flaiatifr.
vs. t
A. N. Johnson, Defendant. S
TO A N. Johssoa la the aaaio
of Orecoa
ol the Sute
, acrery rc,uint to a
pear before the
to nve
i..eapovoaaael t,!.;-.. ".t-i;
actn.
The dofoadaat will take
? ,SiC C tSlC 1Vsrc f ncafurcineu
SUMMONS.
IN 7K i IKCCIT COURT OF THv -,TV
."itaaad tor TAjuclis Cc - 'TATE
c A. seb!orvde. plaintlu c,i-
K "ihov. defem'.cat. i ' Kvrfjloa'- '
?.?.V.l,?!,T- 5 MvfJ.-,.,,l.,..;
I. naraooiiaestato of
Plalat ,Io, by the Pl'1dnuVfis',,aiS
above entittovl actW ?fVai 1,051 1
corn-
a the above
la the
v-i'ui.onor "ciorethc
ea titled
SHinay of December. ,8,6.
StWgcaext rc-utar term,
IVntilas Com,.. a"'. V. h!'ltc of Onxna. for
ainsTcr. tor
"u.v J ' ana co.
Son, by Hon. J C FluiortinS'S?jCon?,t' re "
Scrtcutberir, l.y.. ,lmca 'ud order is dated
OSlT
C A. fEULBREDE.
Attorney for Plaiatifr
Dr. Price's Crvam BakinK Powdet
" i j v... v aijv. uiicreti so seu saia real o
porty under said decree and judement and or-e-of
sate, now therefore 1 will on SatnrdaT th
Hth dav of November. Is?, at the hour of
o elect P. M. of said day at the front doo- of the
Court house in Koseburc. Dorfa tot, o-Z
li and Is. towmhip south, ranee 6 wt - ,,,.
lion or tnr o: mri v- tt
w
...i, .t-.r.-c import river.
j.orea.ia.4ent and appnrtenance there"nto
mitersisncd. a Jnatico nf iv.
ctnjt aforesaid, at the osHc. nf .
said ttwiacuon thot- .1 "f ,a?r Justice m
IV ixk. .i u..iA.n: .t i November A.
aoticc that it f;i
fWOO attoraov s fe,iflS,tC? 'a.VJM a
bnndrri,,aa ttU joth dTof -Octo-
"Ant thoivAf. iV C.v:
temlwr. ls. t thoratM -i? ar,f Se!
mint and tho htnnc untU vKl a
ox teo honn ,j ,',!'tJ dollars attor-
ot vaid C. uri t,r tho Viv , ;l"4 aa order
a.PPlio.1 to thol'. .Ii,i!l.aJHo be
:aosmcat. at-