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THE SECRETARY AIND THE AT
TORNEY GENERAL.
Tim alitor of the (.orvallie liaiette
train frivAH A Hint? at the eecictary of
etate, it. K. Kiucaul, for not trusting all
tbe iutereeta of tbe state in tbe liao.le of
tbe attorney general. The Corvallit ed
itor uo doubt inean well, but perhaps
does not know as much aloul tbe attor
ney generals ability as tbe secretary f
state does. Perhaps tbe Corvallis editor
does not know about that land deal upou
ibe Columbia river wherein there was
sonifcthing like fll.OOO realized by the
clients of Ibe attorney geueral cut of
land represented by bim to the land
board to be barren aud worthless, and
which be recommended ehould be sold
for $1.25. The state ODly lost f 10.0JO or
$12,000 by takiDg the attorney general a
advice in I bat caee. It may be that this
case made tbe secretary -of state think
twice before be entrusted a case involv
ing a million dollars to tbe attorney gen
eral. Salem Journal.
It is really too bad that any one should
liave the toaierity to criticise the official
actions of one so good, eo able, so con
scientious, so watchful cf the peoples
interests as the secretary of state. Cut
great men will always have admirers,
even if they have to pay for the admira
tion. In the paragraph from the Journal
quoted above the information is mislead
ing. Tbe attorney general might just as
well, iu bo many words, bs charged with
selling out the interests of tbe stale for
a consideration. Now what are the
facta? Acannerjuian on the Columbia
river owned a piece of land. His title
was not clear, as it appeared from lbs
records that there was a possibility that
the state had ail interest therein. Ap
plication was made to the school board
consisting of the governor, tho secre tary
of stale and tbe treasurer, lor a deed in
order to quiet title. The matter was re
ferred to tbe attorney general, who
Iooked op the case and reported to tbe
board that tbe etate had no valid claim
to the land in question and might give
tbe deed; and in order to make his title
clear tbe owner of the land paid tbe
board the minimum price for school
land and obtained a deed. Who signed
that deed? Tbe attorney general didn't,
but tbe secretary of state did. If this
was so great a robbery why did he be
coma a nartv to it'-' He disregards the
advice of tbe attorney general whenBO
ever it nleases Lim. Why could he not
have done so then? "The lady doth
protest too much, tuetbioks." Subse
quently the United States asked a right
of way across this land for a propoeed
boat railway, and a jury awarded about
$10,000 damages. It has not been paid,
probably never will be. It seems that
the secretary is ready and williug to pull
down all hit otiicial associates if by so
doing he can climb into popular favor,
and the Journal, a professed champion
of tbe people, is aiding in the dirty buei
nets. The other stale omcera were
known to the people sa honorable men
before a political circuiustauce dragged
Mr. Ktncaid out of his seclusion at Lu
gene aud made him prouiiueut. You
may fool tbe peoyle sometimes, but you
csn't do it all the time.
A cloudburst occurred on bully creek,
near West fall. Malheur county, last
week, savt the Vale silver Advocate
letting down a perfect deluge of water.
A body of water ten feet high is report
ed to have come dowu Bully creek,
sweeping clear over the top of the West
fall bridge.
The above, besides being au item of
news goes lo show how difficult it is for
legislative enactment to overcome cus
tom. That creek was kuowu as Lully
creek from the time wbitu men brut up
beared in that country up to lv-7 or
188'J, when the representative from Mal
heur county succeeded in getting a bill
through tbe legislature changiug its
name to "Alder" creek. But it seems
to be Bully creek still.
A correspondent from Draiu writes
"Ue republicans are watching tho fu
sion movement. The democrats always
try fusion, In 'M It was toiuperancc by
t. John and now populist by free trade
oil free silver. With 14 ship loads of
wool fust fa Boston aud other goods to
supply the trade for a year or two keep
log prices dowu to compete with five
and six ceuta a day herders' Ytages iu
foreign counlriot aud expect us people to
compete with tho world. Oivu us a
taritl and right away."
Durraot's application to the federal
court for a writ of habeas corpus has
been denied bv Judge Ciilbert. His at
torneys are making a hard tight for their
-.liant.ab.arderouo.il is gcueialiy be
lieved, than Iho elioul dotcrves. The
uext move will be au effort to appeal to
the supreme couitof the I'uiio' States;
failiog iu that the niecutlcn will lake
plaon June II, at 10:30 a. in.
putu is ou Ler Jinuiiy , atul itio I'oitod
Ml8 it adoivoiliJ by a journal iu
Madrid loUkallieadTitt, "dou't lnon
key with Ibe lioni tall." Well we Live
monkeyed with Ibe UiU ol bigger lioni
ml tbe lion bat alwayi been first to
gtlber bit caudal a,pmUua between
bhbin.l lf;t and tek tbe seclusion ul
Ibe jungle. "We beve sutToml,' ntyt
Ibe Mine pni-rr, "but iu cao tbe aaord
altonld 1h umOicatlitd. Saiii certainly
tuttil not 1 tbe Itoavi.'M lo"r in Ibo
tight. Sain hae ecut -J00,00i troo to
Cube to eettle Jouieetic difficulty.
What would tbe not do in tbe event uf a
loreigu war, with tbe uation wliicb for a
century bas abused patience by iguoriuR
S pauisli bouor and chivalry". I'rceiJcut
McKinley ehould coutiJer thin catelully
and if Lo it to deal with ue as etieuiiee
let bim take tbe advice of tho rneiuy
and uo loowr trifle with ue."' The peo
ple of the I'oited State do not desire a
war with paiu, but they do ineiet thai
Spain ehall carry on, what for want of a
better name may be called a "civil
ized war" in Cuba, and couivol her rop
reee ntalivea to act hamauely.
"Wt are opposed lo tbe issuing cf in
terest bearing bonds in tiuae ot peace,"
resolves the Allny convention. The
inference is that it the government's
revenues were not equal to the eapendi
turei it might issue non-interest hearm
notes that should be legal tender. II
this cad-be done in lime of peace wby
not iu lime of war? Is it not an admin
tion that there roust be a limit to Ihe
issuauce of paper money and that there
must be a redemption some tune iu
coin? lu arguments oi me uvwwn
of "fiat" do not hold together ; some ev
idence of Ibeir better tense will crop out
sometimes.
Baruuui, tbe great showman, said tho
American people loved to be humbugged
This seems to be true judging from tbe
way they stand at the present day, open-
mouthed, swallowing as gospel truth the
misleading sod often lying utterauces of
political demagogues. Should they take
the advice of Paul, "Hear all things,
prove all things, bold fast that which is
good," they would not so often b led
away after false gods.
The Sultau'e order for 100,000 cf the
latest rilles means that he has iu view
some important biuiness with larger
powers than U recce. His armies are
spoiling for a fight, and want to see a
battle before they ditband. Yreka Jour
nal. It is not flattering to our national
pride that forty men hae deserted from
the warship Oregon's crew since she en
tered Poget Sound waters. There must
be ill treatment of the men back of this
wholesale desertion. Euttene Journal.
It is estimated that foreign iiuiuigra
tkm to the United states will he 100,000
less than in 1S90. Tbe agitation againBt
tbo more undesirable claes of immi
grants bas largely reduced it.
Tbe "Union" party formed yesterday
at Albany incorporated in its creed tbe
referendum but dropped tbe Initiative.
That is a sort ot meeting the populists
half way.
A full report of tbe proceedings of Ihe
Albany convention, beld on yesterday,
will be found in another column.
The address of Prof. Barzee
memorial exercises at Drain will
in our next issue.
at tbe
app?ar
The Oregonian says (senator Corbett
will be seated when the administration
needs bis yule.
NEWS NOTES.
The Kentucky silver democrats are in
convention at trankfort, Ky.
lighting between Bashi-Baz juks aud
Christians has been resumed in Crete.
It is possible President McKinley may
visit the 1'aciBc coast during the sum
mer. The Turkish troops have retired from
tbe mountains of Orthrey to the plains of
Thesealv.
Judge Fullerlon has decided iu the
Eugene school case that women had the
right to vote.
A vigilance committee has been or
ganised at Butte, Montana, for the sup
pression of lawlessness.
It. J. Hendricks stepped down aud out
as Huperintendent of the reform school
Tuesday and E. M. Croisan took charge.
A combination is repotted between the
the Union Pacific and Southern I'ac'bc.
hereby they propose to fight tbe bhort
Line.
Geo. Kauffman was robbed, murdered
and cremated, while guarding his fath
er's granaries near bterliug, Illinois,
Tuesday night.
In a base ball game at Albany the
olber day betweeu the butchers and the
barbers, the barbers got licked, tbe score
standing o- to 10.
Almighty Voice, au Iudian of Manito
ba, who bad been giving the authorities
considerable trouble, was killed witu
most of hi band the other day.
Isaac Hoffman, a merchant of ban
Francisco, died from the ellect of three
bullet wounds Tuesday. It is not kuowu
yet whether it was murder or suicide.
In Ihe investigation of the postofiice
conspiracy at Portland, the lines seem to
be tightening urouud Julian lipping,
superintendent of the registry depart
ment.
Portland is iu agony. Iho Oregon
will not visit that city. H will celubialo
the 4 ih at Seattle, What about that
punch bowl? The wholt affair has been
a ailly one. Democrat.
Governor liudd has refused to com
mute the sentence of Theodore Durraut
and be will be hung on Juue 11. Two
hundred invitations have been issued by
tbe wardeo of San Quentin to persons
who may witness the execution. Ihe
mother ot tbe condemned man has au-
uo'ioced her iutention to be present.
Eight-year-ojd fmelia Kilssling, who
drank some lemonade which waa kept in
a tin bucket over bight, died at Danville,
Cal., from tho effects of the poison.
Eighteen n liolare who diauk Ihe stuff
are sick. I lie ladies ol the Uelukah
lodge used a pail of Ibo lemonade at a
social. The leiutiudir was pveientcdto
tbe school children next day.
Feaglea aud Olmsn. Uo young meu
workiug on a farm near Independence,
undertook to hive a Bwurro of Iwi that
had settled lu a tree. By a mishap in
the proceedings by which the branch on
which Ihe Iwn wi re was thrown vio
lently lo 1 l.o ground, the bees attacked
Ihe huntom and IVairloa wan so badly
piling that ho had lo go to I ed.
Mr. Jauicu Perdue, au old soldier u
sitting at Monroe, Mich., was severely
atllicied with iheiiniatieiu but recvlwd
prompt rvhef from pain bv using Cham
Urlaiu's Pain Balm. Ho says: "At
times my back would ache so badly
that I could hardly ralso up. If 1 had
not gotteu tclirf I would not bo here to
write tlicbc few liues. Chamberlain's
Paiu Biliu has done uie u great doal of
good aud 1 leel very thankful for It."'
l or sale by A. C. Mtretcrs c Co.
Congieeman Tongue jesterday, May
S;ih, stut the follooiug dispatch lo bis
ile here iu Hillsloio. "Up and
dressed yesterday. Bitidage icmoved.
Cuts nearly healed. Leave hoeptinl to
dv. Will send uo more telegrams. "
Tb'it is not ouly pleasant news to his
family but also to his many friends here
and throughout Ihe slate. 1 rom the
length of time he was contltied to his
room and I ed, it seems probable that he
was worse thau he at first would have us
thiuk. Hi'.lsboro lm!cH'i)deut.
Now is tho time to provide yourself
and familv with a bottle of Chamber
lain's Colic, Cholera ami Diarrhoea
Kcmedy as a safe-guard against an at
tack of bowel complaii't during the turn
nicr mouths. It coals but L'o ceuts aud
is almost sure to be needed before Ihe
summer is over, This remedy never
fails, eveu iu the most severe cases, and
is iu tact the only preparation that can
always l Jepeuded upou. When re
duced with water it is plewcaut to take.
I or sale by A, C. Mareteis & Co.
The assertions ot the silver orators of
last campaign read curiously now. For
tii&iauce. that ouo i it which tbey insisted
that farm products aud silver kept pace
in rue aud fall is especially amusing iu
view ol ihe fact that farm products bave
stedily risen iu value iu he past eight
mouths while silver lias gono iu tbe
other direction. Silver ha in the last
few weeks reached the lowest point lu
its history, while wheat in tbat same
time haa reached a selling price double
that which exibted at ihe very time
that tbee srgunieols were being most
vigorously presented. Herald.
W edding Itells.
Tiie Porter parlors were haudjuicly
decorated with choice Mowers, ivys and
feme, and of which au arch was made in
the bay wiudow, under which their oiilv
daughter Ida aud Dr. F. W. Hay nee,
were united in the holy bouds of luatri
uiouy, Wednesday evening, Juue -', lS'JT.
The Kev. F. L. Moore of the M. E.
church performed tho ceremony, which,
though brief, w as impressive and beau
tiful. .
The bride waa huudsutucly attired iu
au elegant white bilk, most delicately
tiiiuiiitd with pearl trimmiugs and chif
fons, and tarrying a bridal boquet of
rare (lowers. The sweet disposition aud
recognised inlclliLUce of the fair bride
bave endeared her to friend without
number.
The groom, Dr. r. Y . Uayues, baviut;
lived here continuously, excepting the
terms he has devoted to bis college
course is too well knowu as hardly to
require meution, for both in his personal
worth and as a leading dentiat here is
known as the embodiment of all that is
beet and honorable.
Soon after the marriago the gaeetfl,
which were confined almost to the fam
ilies: Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Porter, Master
Jatiies Porter, Mrs. Carrio Ilayuee, Mr.
and Mrs. C T. Curry, Miss Kose Bushey,
Mies Vera Havnes and Kev. and Mrs.
Moore, also Messrs. E. L. Parrott. F. M.
Zigler aud Herman Marks, proceeded to
the dining room to partake of the wed
ding diuner, which was delightfully ar
ranged under tbe artistic supervisiou oi
.Mrs. Porter ami Ida, and tbe guests
made merry over the most delicious
viands and delicacies of all kinds. At
tbe close of the feast the guests were
startled by tbe fire of several volleys
from tbe rifles of the militia stationed
here, and of which company the groom
is .'nd Lieutenant. Tbe bride and groom
presented themselves to tbe company bo
honoring them and after some good
cheer passed amongtt them, Co. "A'' O.
. G. started on tneir return marc a to
the armory. Another pleasing and ap
preciated surprise was a serenade by the
ladies and gentlemen of tbe neighbor
hood who took this means of displaying
tboir high regard for their neighbors aud
the newly wedded couple, and sfter be
ing invited iu to partake of refreshments
departed with a farewell song. The
bride and groom were tbe recipient oi
many liandsome preneuis irom meir
parents and friends, The happy couple
will soou begin house keeping in their
pretty home, alroady provided.
China Wedding.
The liuebt bociat event of the season in
Kdenuower occurred Monday eveuing,
May Ulst, when Mr. and Mrs. Ii. M.
Armitage gave a reception to anoui nuy
of theii friends. The occasion being the
20fh anniversary of their marriage.
The guebts began to arrive about H
o'clocg and were received by their hoet
and hostess with that genuine hospitali
ty that at once puts a guest into the
very spirit of enjoyment. Nono but
married people were iuvited but tbe
guettswere waited upon by 5lins Ida
Harvey and Miss Vie Stephens, ably
asuisted by Willie and Victor Armitage.
AtlOo'cluck all repaired to the dining
room here tables were spread with a
most delicious repast. All tbe guests
were seated at once aud an hour and a
half was devoted to satisfying the inner
man, interspersed between courses with
the liveliest of general conversation, wit
aud humor. After supper thoso who de
sired engaged iu games of whist and lo
gatuacbo, while others gathered around
the organ and joined in singing old time
songs aud melodies. A few departed
at abimt 12 lo 1 o'clock but it was nearly
'J he' ' tho general breaking up of tho
par' wishing Mr. and Mr . Armitage
mini) happy anniversaries of their wed
dint: day.
Mrs. Armitage was the recipient of
many very beautiful gifts cf chrua.
There were titty invitations given out
and ouly a few regrets sent for nou
ahihly to atteud or absence from home.
The following were present: Mr. and
Mrs. W, 1 . Harvey, Mr. aud Mrs. ieo.
Weber, Mr, and Airs. b. D, Htepheus,
Mr. aud Mrs. F. D. Owuu, Mr. aud Mrs,
1. A. McCall, Mr. and Mrs. HertKteph
eus, Mr. and Mm. Waluon Davia, Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. timith, Mr. and Mrs.
Win, J. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Juo.
I'enleuuy, Mr. aud Mrs. L. A. Kruoe.
Mr. aud Mrs. Ctias. liristol, Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Verrel, Mr. sod Mrs. E. W.
Ilriggs, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Howard,
Mr. aud Mrs. '. L. Harvey, Mrs. M. A.
Howard, Mrn. II. II. Ferguson, Mrs. L.
L'rker. X.
Cement tn Dougla..
Neatly all, il uol nil, ol Ihe ionnt
used lu this country for the inauufaclure
of artificial stoue, and a vast amount ot
it required, Is Imported from Europe. It
is brought over by shiploads ami trans
ported from the sea hoatd to the Inland
cities for the making of sidewalks and
other things. Tbe other day a genlle
man from (ieimany, it Mr, Keldler by
name, visiled IMuglas ennly for Ihe
purpose of looking at Iho etono quarries
here. On bis return to Portland ho lu
formed a friend of the writer, whom he
met ou the traiu that he wat not ouly
dulighted with what he saw iu Douglas
county, but that ho bad louud hero a
rock quarry that would pulvniB aud
make cemeut equal to the Imported ar
ticle. Miould this statement prove to bo
true, and the visitor could have uo ob
ject iu making a false statement, it wil
bo better thau a gold mine. It will em
ploy labor aud put money in circulation.
The wealth thai is hidden in the hills ol
Dougtaa is hut little uuJei stood, bouio
dav a teeming industrial population will
utilize theio things, and every 10 aerosol
tillable laud will be suppoitiug a family.
Program.
Childreu s day exercises at the Chris
tain church on SuuJay eveuing, June '",
ljy,'. Siogiog, by congregation , recita
tion. Maudo bberidau; eiercise, Child
ren's Jubilee, by primary class , recita
tion, Leona Sbup. eingiug, exercise,
Beautiful Spring Time, consisting ol
songs and recitations, by the school;
elosiug exercises All are cordially iu
vited to attend.
I. O. O. F- Memorial Service.
(.ld Fellows' memorial
bo beld at the Methodist
Sunday morning at II
services
Church
o'clock.
will
next
The
paetor, Kev
the neriuoii
Frank Moore will preach
All Odd Fellowit nnd Be
be k aha are rriiueMod to meet at I . '. O.
F. Hall at I0;o0 a. in , and proceed fruui
there to ihe church iu a body. Ssi v.
Oratorical.
There will be a lV'oioreet Medal con
test at ibo I'deubower school hoiire,
Wednesday eveniug, June '.'th.
lection w ill 1h taken at .Ihe close
exercises.
I'lats.
A
ol
col
Ihe I or the next M days I will make a plat
of any township, plat your land iu that
township and make an outline of the
road diBtiict for l .
tif.i. C.Mtn ,
Searcher of Kecords.
$iod Reward, $io.
the leaders of this paper wi'A bo
pleaded to learn that there is at least oue
dreaded disease that science has been
tie lo cure in all its stages and that is
Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh cure is the only
positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being ii constitu
tional diseaee, ruiiiies a coustitutioual
treatment. Hall's CartarrU Cure is
takcu internally, acting ' directly upon
the blood ac J mucous surface of tho
system, thereby destroying tbo founda
tion of the dise'aie, aud giving the pa
tient etreckitb bv building up tho consti
tution and eisliuk' nature in doing its
wurk. The proprietors have so much
faith iu its curative powers, that they
oiler One Hundred Dollars for any case
that it fails to cure. cud for list ot
Testimonial);.
Addresn, t. J. CtlfcMA A Co., Toledo,
O. ltf: old by Druggists, 7 i.
Drain Normal Notes.
Lverybody is getting ready for com
mencemer t eierclses which begin I ri
day evening, Juno 11.
The elocutionary contest which comes
off on Saturday eveniog, June 12,
promises to be tho event at Draio. Tbe
best talent in Ihe school has bseu drilied
and traiued for weeks tor tbe final test.
A handsome gold medal will be awarded
to the winner.
Miss Liunie K. de torost, instructor in
the Portland University, will give a
reading at Drain in the -Normal chapel,
next haturduy evening. A large crowd
will heur her.
Drain Items.
Laut tSuuilav evening Miss Ida Miller,
daughter ol John T. Miller, took an over
dose of tmrphiue and only by the time
ly aid of Pr. Wade, her life was saved,
fche was stayiug bore in town with her
aunt, Mrs. James Davis, as her health
was not g'ioil and was under medical
care. Am g!al she is couvaleeciug.
Otto Aulaul is improving.
The '. A. K. had exercises, fechee
and decorate! graves Memorial day.
Many were in from Elkton, Comstock,
etc.
J"i.i.
- -m.
If you have ever seen a child in the
agony of croup, you can appreciate the
gratitude of the mothers who know that
Ono Minute Cuugh Cure relieves their
little oties as tjuickly as it is admin
istered. Many homes iu thia city are
never w.thout it. Marster' Drugstore.
Impure Blood
Rheumatism, Kidney Troubles and
Sick Headache th Result-Doctored
for Years Without Relief.
' My blood vim out of order, snd I be
gan taking llii..-i"t! Hiirnsparlllu. It has
purillcil my I lv.it and relieved iuc of
rlitunialiHiii, kidney tronhlo ami sick
hernial Inf. I hmo liecu afflicted with
thi-e !iiiit:uiUi s b year,. I am mm able
to tb - ' (1 tliij uwork. WhcumBtisiu has
trtn ' c h in.u I was a child, but I sm
ii'jui i, .i ly v i ).' MinA I'BKODB CAI
. bjx )t.i, t ui-uJcna, Callforula.
" I iit. iiufji utl from the effects of lui
putf blood, btjlN, pimples, etc., for rive
vtare. I have tricl various remedks w 1th
out relief and finally purchased six bot
tler cf Hood's f-iarsaparllla. Tho bolli)
ami i'1'nplcH lme all disappeared eluce I
bo(uu titUiu( this medicine. I am uow
fcuWrtlv cured." Lot" IB Tua'laB, 1113
1 It la hi n il, Oakland, California.
Hood's Saronparilla
Is Un lust-In fact tiieOiic Jruo Blood Purl
Hit. All "InwlMi. (i, sis for (let IIixkI'l
IfwwIV- Dill.. HI" 1'itnly vt't-'ilalil'-, re
IlOOCl b I'llLS lulilf, l iicltiial. -iM,
. lnSFPHSOnS i
Don't forgt't that uc carry
u complete line of
Amonjr our
Unlies' Docket Books.
A lull line of ladies' po. Ul hooka, Ibe latn l IwN in
monkey tkin, nlllgutur, etc.
Dulles' Belts.
A complete assortment of ladiea' belts iu Ian. white,
brown, black and ox-blood, Including Ihe new double
buckle belt.
Ladles' Waist 5ets.
I ndus' waist noln, iu iwail,
iitonss may ulio U found here,
gill,
Men, do vuu wear MlOl:if
we carry a line the equal
of which has never been seen here.
llrccdcih. Attention.
lwill&Uud in v jack, a l.ii go boned,
well-mado auimal and a notably hnu
breeder at Ibe following terms W,
j 00, and i" uO. Also my well kuowu
Nortnau stalliou, a black weigbiug over
UW, at ! o0 and ft-. Dates; Pair
Oaks, Mondava aud Tuesdays. Mo
Nabb'a ranch, Wednesdays. Cqles Val
ley, Wednesdays, Thursdays. Fridays.
Oakland, (Saturdayo. II. D. Mblmn.
Oakland, or.
School Chart for Sale.
Iho teachers auatouiic.il aid, a graphic
ilhuttatlon ol human anatomy, tiuely
engraved plates, inauufacturiid arid pub-.
Ilhhed by Central School fcupplv Hoime
ol Chicago, tiuod new. Cent '.
Ueasou lor selliui:, loo high a giade for
our school. Yil! sell cheap. For lur
tber particuUis uud terms, uddresa
I'. M. sii:w.iii.
Clerk b P. No. IU'.
Comstock, i 'r.
Don't I orgct
That T. K. I'ichardsoii cau sell ou
tho reliable Iu,penal bicycle, ''. models,
for,. Strictly high grade, aud ouly
oue grade. There is no cheap grade of
Imperials aud it is well kuowu lo all
ri.lci-i. Call and see them.
It is surprising what a "wee hit ol a
thing" can accomplish. Sick headache,
constipation, dyspepsia, "our stomach,
(I1..1110M. are Miiicklv banished by Pe
Wilt's Little l.arly Kisers. Small pil
6?afo pill. Mareteis' Drug Store.
yl
I
"'I '.r net.
MRS. N. BOYD
11
Lm
't tni'l'
Uu LbuJ
A I'll! (to- k
i.l
GROCERIES,
ucrriA m fro epiiitr
CKOtKl.KV, l-TC.
At Trices tu Suit the Times.
COl'MRV I'RODCCE I AKI N.
r.'. iui. ii.' I'M"' "t i i "i ni' -1 a tj oi
Oii'U'.n, l"t l'i'ii;:U t.oi'iil''
.Mil"-. I"ilu"', I iHlti'lll.j
1 i
f'jc.U hfcB'llin-vt L'"l'.o liiut '
lo Jcc-i b mIih liui;"t lU'. iil'ii'. mm' 1 tt -
tcU'lOll'
Iu iuc immc ' 1 tin. tiiitlt. I Urt-'Kuii, vj arc
ticrtl y re'tulrctl I appta: au l mister t lie com
plulnt IC'.-I uk'l't ".u in irtu aljotri: ctitillcd
eu:l by tlic "rat Uuv ol tlie utxt turn ol Ibe
atoniiUlltlcJ i"Uit (oll'.'tt tin: (lit cxplrntloo of
Ihe tiiiio pri.6'.rltH;I iu tbe order el puMlcntiou
ol tlile bum i oU ', wbli u tin.1 tlv tvlil do Mou
dav tbo :?'(i '! tt J'JU' , l-'1', and il 'on lull !
appear and tiumvcr. I 't "out tlitreul plalullif
ol'lappb to raid c ."J i' I "I tb'. I'.l" I 'l':iiiiiul
e-l lu (be complaiui.
The rebel deUiiO'l' I I tin f ii'Cl 'taic ! a
cerlaiu uiurUao execut-. l au l 'lelncied by yo'i
to platutill uu ol al'u'lt apnl -I, l-ivl, lo f.eiiri' :
toe paymi:tit rl ixrtn'.n promi-orv not- lor ?1W '
fiayahte on or I'cl'iio i i" year froiu ilalo Willi I
up. rest at lb-' lulu of 1" pci tent per atiuum I
aud bli;U eald ruoilK;':,''"vey'd unl" plaint- I
lit lof that pnrpoiu lb" I' llotvuiK d' ncrib'.U n il! ,
propeily in lb' foHiity ol I'uualuti, Mule "I Ui-
Lt'K"U. il: 1 "i" N'U . i". i.l "even, 1. 1 u u,
(101 lilpl elVM.u 11 I o , rtlOU U U, I I'" to" liailip
N". lnfli'y.l"o i miuIIi ol lanu-e No. iMtlv, I
(H) eat. i otitiiltiini; I'jI.i ncie.-.
And h lutiiiei ileerei-biirrlnn and Ion clo-w !
jo'i, Mid Jose pb sliiid'.ui," r, ol mi'lji r.'in imv aud
uil iiKlil. tll'u ot niH'iest in and lo mid mil
prupertv and m ry th' rool. 1
I lit-iimui'in-Ii I if'H-bi d I " nil-i o' II' n.
J, f. l ullert m md :': I 'If n'"-" cnliil' I
toiiit.uia l' Apt .I .1 I- ' 1
Ail K 16
HilJi, Ait' iii'-v lm I'l.iiiHiO.
NOT'ICI; TO CREDITORS.;
V'llICK r lil. HI 11 V '.IVl.N 1UAI I1IL
:iied baa lieeu hy Ibe I onuly l.'oiu t
ol Pou'lni C"inily, Uieiioii
u, uppoiuieu auiiniiia
tiiitor ol thn e-tiii
,1 lJttllid 'il'ou 'liieeimed
All i.uikoii- lui'liiu elaliui ae'iilnat nld t-lut
iir' U'ltllicd lo pieauni Uie -ame to the iidiniuin
lialoialttie I'llic ol Blow n .v. lu-tiu in liue
hurt,'. Or Kim, Willi pmpir noii'Iimh duly erl
tied wilblu il nioiitlis Mom III'.' dmu ol thin
notic.
billed at ll"V'l'iii' up -on. April J", lf'JV.
1,1". M. HnoN.
AeJinili ibliHt-T ! "I II"' I'.iliile.'l 1', ilil'l" II
ton, Unea ed.
Admini.strator's Notice.
V'-MK I. Is lli:i;KIIV (J IV K.N J II A t lllb
' 'iiii'li r i,;ii' d h'i- Ineli apiniiiilc'il uibuliili
traloi ol tin: e lulo "I Mar A ' 1 luurucy, de
ceased. All pi rMjim hu iiik eluiiiii ui;abiut miid
estate aii: In rel y I'olilied lo pu:i lit tin: 'ami'
to tho uud' uiliiU' d lit In, home iu l.oi.kini;
Ola-a pn i inet, Mitliiu alx ruoii'hi. fimn the iluP'
bin ot Uh propel miui hei...
Paled llnii 'Hi dn ol Mnf , I'.V
l.bUNAI.U JiCl.bb,
uipHi Al in lui'ili itlor.
Notice uf Appointment of Li x ecu tor
VOM'K lb HIKKIiV lilM-.N TIIAI' llll'.
' nnd' ! mil' d Ii.ih been b- Ihu County
i.o'ill ol pi'lU'lii- 'iHllly, I'll' "I Ore-i-iiii,
dultr appoint' d i xeenloi ol lln: entiile o
Uiol,e Uiiiiei, peif.isid. AH peiwlin hu'lliK
elaiiii" i;hiii-l -aid f-iuP me heiehy le'iuind
Pi pie.elil Ihe -uliie Hllb propel wiucbeii
tin lefoi lo Uio iinde'i-lKii' d nt lili Mori- In
ri' ottxIitiiK, iMUKliit ( onuly, Hint'' of oiih'nii,
wllluil ti i,i"iitlia 1 1 "in Un (hip of tin- liolli f
I'lit'.d I lip. IVih du) td M: , I
J. .N. IILJ'UI.N,
Km i.uI"! "1 Ihu 1. Illte of
m. I , i ".'oiK': Ihiuer, U'.' ea .ed.
Atlniinlitrutor'fr Notice.
MOTICb I , IllJlbby OIVKS' MIA I I lil.
i unnei.mued v.a" on the 3'itn nny or Jlay,
l-J 'i
bi'.y appoiulvd by tho ouniy C'yurl ol
UO'j,:la'i l.t
o'Hilv. urerou, u'iiuiiiii.iniioi or lliu
i atale ul I. H. tn neb luta ot lJouia i tuuutv,
Orei;on, deeeuned. All pi ruilij indebted tu kuld
et'iite ait herehv it'iuiud to uiulte luimedlalo
pavuieut, and all piioUi having claims ngalu.t
aatd c.tuie aic re i'ined lu pieuenl Ihu mine tu
the iinder lijiii d at liu hiiiin' al lunger, lu fiouB
lua County, Oanon, itllblii al uiolitha boiii
date hereof.
Liali'd I' It'iai-buiL-, iiii'kou, Mav J 'th, lv.17.
-AMSON J iU.SlJII,
V. A. n'r.nLiil'k nr., Aduiiui'Mraior.
jni Altoini y ("r KMni".
Mft
U
New Unmb. jut iirrhcil, nolo the
Men's Department.
II i,i win lb iinr linu In n i
II
111
diesdt ii i'H'I lam y
s . inSFPHSQflS
it so,
Nl;W STOKE! NliW
S. K.
I'KAI 1.11
Aninitinitioii and
t. nil lul nllvillli'U I '
lMiiiitun mill Itrniililnii
B
1IUN 1.1.1.
HoiiKlnx ( iiiinli, oimiiii.
I hi: n uii i.. ol lti v ' ' 1 1 1 "llUlil I. Mm
tlromli!i', I'l'lmiiiiiii. lln inili imti "I Ii"
ill Lnun Kiul i lil - r 1 I - i i'l (! linn, 'I.ikih' In
nul odium
C'llO HpilllK "UImIH I I ami Hi'' tin i ""
.'.M mmll v ol MilUt lUntli r tu lli Knlli'ii.
I.mih I nil tli, :,"illir-11 I n' Hi l',u:l
Sliiul foul ' Irnin lii'. L.c lo loll mi
lu iMUili," I oiiuly, Ou (un.
AcmHtril lH-t- ol llluillnall-lil. ,N .tt' I
Ullli. t olairli ol III' Miiiiiu'li. iiy- f l.i I'm
UUs. N.ura.ii.i. MUill I'olMiulUt'. KI.Ihi"
lioill.lv, nualipallull, lM'.vl ,'l tin' '-kill.
Lli r an-l Hmiri-, mi'1 Vtiu n l ib.i n '
I- ii c.irv.l I'jr Hi. iiv. ! ill' io ii i
Nrw" littli-noiiiN toinii cii"! Hl Hie i "ni
I'UiLlmi- ..ioiliou unit I xpii'M it Un- i' in
I- l'nlly mall nuilli mi'l -nulh
leiiii l" pi i'k. ' ! r 'l" .ii. Iiiini!
I nil, .
lllt lllll'll' llll'l' i Hi' liili'it l'iili l"'
is
t '1
. HI . I. IKIHWI I I
M'l
I
N HI I I lit I II I III Ii I tl III' Mil
t ol I'H'k "II. t" l'"i . ' I "'Hi1
I I 'I .'.I' I
I II. ,.. I- Mi I I A, hii
;- M. Umil' I , In. iii. I
1 M Hntiii I-. I L Jl. pi!. :
i ,111'i AllIlK r tlAJIK".
1I I I, I ' t
1'lliiuvl Mcpi'tikl-. Ant'l' V Ii 1' -.
: mi i k. Moi'i'iii' I-, 'i' ( u'i'ii'i '
iii tin iiiimu i'l ii. Hiui, oi ii'.. ii. :
c all ol ou an hep ii;. rv iiincl I ' m"l "p !
MH-BI KUll I'D I'll Hit' n.ll'Ultlt Hl'll .H'lHl't!
MiU lu I 'it l'3 I' i It I I'll l 1 Olirt mill i ill"' nil it
I- lui lli'i ltrt il ol U" m I t'H'lltr trim!
1 ,. th. ,,l'., o i iitiil' tl i . un t" " ii :
ill,, ,,r l.il,.r,i Moll.ln' tli: .All, 'l"V ill I
I jutn. t-".. umi un.n u it - j. -i
u,.v, . , in in, mi I ii ..ii lull I'
. ni l
ii.ii, r i muliil - .. ini'l. 'Hit ni; ni t
Ion-all ultlim t-atd inn''. I r wniii iluii 't,
tin ploiutifl "111 iippl t tb'- omit fiv tin- n
lief iP mnudrd iu ber i ouipl 'iUI a lollon :
l'"r Jii'lutneiit nvain-t 'leleiiilniil II- ur K
Mi Uantela and Annie V. M).i!in l . l-.f tin-
inn ol ir llllUal nnd ' xt;- l aid l
-I i dollai -. with i nt.-t I thi'ieoii limn
M iy :.tb. iv?. all lu II. -! K' Id lull!, loi Ihe ' utu
I Bir liutidrel if .0 ' iti Hum '.'":n, It .
and lor tin i o-t and di!.lnirM'Ui''iil H'l'" mil.
undl'Tthii I"H-i!oiiio ot a irrtuiii iniili:aK
eweul'd ly mid lliniv I. Mrliauf! mid
AuiimV. 'I. Piilliuls t" A W Muni "tl on the
Jllli d". ol April, l I "i Hi' "'mi ol lue tho"
and li' e liuudivl 'V. " d"Mar mid inli nit.
aud aulirtied bvlliu raid A. I'taiit. ii I " lliii
plaiutltl Hie Mli 'la', el Apill. I" au I I"! Mali
olber lelblan I- pmyf'l I'T lu aid eomi lalnt
aud an tbe eourl luny ad.iudi," i ' cf uud
e'illltil'lv.
BKt)V ;. .'. IP.-, I IN
Atii.rui vv lur I'Um'tlt.
Till-: nuHim jIH I" putillahrd III ai I'ordain e
with an order liiadB l.v lliu llnllolill'le J. !'.
KulUrton, iudK'
I l he at- ve elllll.' .l mill anil
dated Hie till lay
I Mav, vj'. I"'.!..
5UM.MONS.
r
till, i II". l I' (Ol M "I I Hi I i f
lir, cm In I lur 'hi Co'lllt' ! t'O'illa
I lia Ir. M il., f Imiitii' i
v . ' (jllli I'll
i'i
. U P MokC. I'flUllllllllI '
To W. I'. M"', the al'f" 0 i amid ileleiidaii1
III the naioi. of tliv blatu ol Olrguli, 'un uie
lieiehy riiiiireil I" uppeai uud au' mi Ibo r . .u
plum! Ill- d MK'illi.l yon iu tilt ubo-.e intiilid
in 11. In tin iilxn i named i olirt "ii in I). Ion: II, r
lh diy id Jniii , 1-57, Unit In i life lb' lii'l du ' id 1
the lie t U KUlar li nn ol aid :"iut, nnd II )'-il
fail o In niiaii' r. the pl'illilill mil ni pl'' I" lln
cunt (or the tuliel piav d (or in mid i "Uiplaml,
Hhleli la a deep rlKMilvtnK the nun iIhki: imi-
Iraet exligtiUK I
l Iweuu yuuroll uud pliHUMII,
and Hint mild pliilutlll Ikj ii l"U 'l
I ' in i mai n II
ua'io , l.lla I . ri cinaii
Till" aiiiiiinour l.t puhll hed I y old' r ii a p at
ciiiiiulum nt t'lipbe C'lly. C"oi e'luut) . "ii'i;oii.
In Ib'ti. I. C. 1 nib rt'iu. iid; e ol nnd i "'Ml.
w'lii'.li mid oidril rt il"l, May n , l-'.'V.
A. rd III BKKI'I .
ml I ; Allolii' lor I I . li 1 1 it
Notice of Appointment of Admin
i.trator. T.N llll'.
A I'uuitl
ni N i t ul i: i
I ui:
lllll
I
tale I I iii con
In the ma'lei ol tile e-li.i : "I II
I I I V I i
ill, H'
llii r, dei n ed.
. .Noli e in In re'.v ki ' ' u llial thv iiinl. i .li;ii' d
llit c belli hy the loHllly "Wit ol I'.HIKI""
. I onuly, MaP: ol T' Kim, iliil ' aipidiiti 'l Hdiniii
I iHtrnlura ot the f-titte "I lli'ii'.s i nun, ' i-ulor,
'le. lu'i.'l. All perm in . Iiiitiin: tlaiin i injiiluni
; the nald ealitlu aie le lehs tiolilieil lo pieiilit
, tlie ume pi n iiy ti niied lo Ihu uinli.ru. :nr
, at ihu I'Olie ' I J. . liiiuiilP'ii in tho Mitika
hiilldiiiK iu Kn-el'im;, I'.iula-t'ouin ' , .-iiatvol
(inxoii, w 1 1 l,i it -ix inoiiiha lioni Ihe dnio "I
I Uili nolle' .
haled at Ko.iebiiit:. Iiomjliix loinil,', Or t;"H.
' llni 2Mb ilny ol April, I
JAM KS W. CONN,
i 1' HANI. I i M. CU.NN,
A.ltii Di.iti uli'i id tin1 I -lute' ul IP my t oiiu,
Hciuoi , J'ec imtd. a-".H.'i
5UMriONS.
r,
I UK t 11KI II Cut Mi Ol IMI. I.VIli
ol L)ien-t'U, loi iJoiiilaa Lotinty.
I lioiinii (' lievutn-, I'liibitlil, i
t n. Iiinl hi K'llll i ' lo
J .ii titer I'uluni, '. I) ilnur, I'n i r Ufoii IN ul
nnd llaiil.l im.'ei, be rmporiy.
leitdnnti'. I
To Luther I ulun r, ' I1 llou i nnd lluiiut
buyer, uhovc hinueldt P iiil.uil :
lu I tic iiuuie "I tlie 'Pile ol Oiiip'ii, ton uie
lleieliy it'iuned 10 uppi lir and iiinitt r lln foul.
pliulll tiled iitiabihl t"M iu tho lili.".. i ntllled
nit uu oi ln l'iia Iho lr t day ol the next ri'ifu
Iui li rm uf thl tonil, Inttit: M"lidnt , Juuu
th, l'J7 and Ii ;on Ull i" In un - tt 1 1, loi uaul
Ihcicui Iho plinulill it 111 upply to Ihu min t lor
I he I' In I ihuniudiil in Ibe eoiiipliibil,a Mil:
elni.t Muli lueiit id tthli II in ni I'lllnttx, In it II
loi u pin LI i mil ol llieii'itl propei (y diMiihed lu
I In: c 'iui din ii t, tt i the N . i'. ' , o ( nei Imiii t!, I p.
Jr-. ol l(.HV.,lii Uuili laa C' lllil) , (Herou. le
i "ltlintr lo Ihu leHiieellvi: liirhli nl the iiiiitiui
! hcielo, oi il puitlliou tanuot be bad ttllliniit
inuieruii inmry lu mute, rmiu.i, lor iiiunaio oi
Ihu utld icnl pioptily In thu in u ti lie i pinvidtd
In litvv, uud u dltlalou ot lliu proeie'Pi h ttti i u
tho pal Ilea lieiutn, lli.eoi'lliiK lu Hu b reiipti live
rli;litii. i'hul thu pliilutlll liute Jndi;iui'iil lor
thu H'i in ul 111 uud i.t-lO'j iloUam, imld uut by him
f ir tinea, uud thai thu funic hu (liken oiitol Hi"
proeeud.". uf nale prior to any UiKtrlhulioii theie
ol ur iinli.iuelil urainU t'uuli ol nuld doh uduula
lor ill . tu.l piopuitloii tin reol, mid thai thu
tuhti, aud (ilahuracinetiU ol Ibl . Lull be ebuuud
lo the retpeelhe parti' a pin lata, or, lu tmio ol
aale. bv puld out ul thu piuceedt. prior tudltlrl
nuiiou uiereoi.
'1'bla buuiiiiuu la tui t e I by publication there
lu pureuaueu ol au order ol
the circuit court
ol the flute I Un gou lor b"imhn itiiiiitv, duly
li i ml, and i Ul' li 'l oil llii ililll duy ol
and Mm :d. IV.I7.
April, I- '.
A H. ( UAWIVH.D,
u-.'ti Allurm v Iui 1 liunllll
4-TARr)
SPRINGS I
1. tulle-., cull mul mx tho flue Hue of
BLACK DRliSS GOODS
Displayed iu Our Windows.
. . ... .ass . t '
also lute Lollais aim v. tins
a .1
in tin latest siyics.
MIowIiir :
lln eb'giiiil 1 1 h l ii v in our
incus' ('.cpiiilniclit. OiirL'mnl nilk luimlerchlels nie
selling liko hot cakim.
Do yen ride a Bike ?
Wo canv a lino line of bicjclo piiuU, bleu!" bene, Id-
i. ,i, hliycle raps, and all Klndii ol luejde
clothing.
GOODS ! NUW PRICES I
5YKES
'ARK
STOVES. TINWARE, CUTLERY,
Sporting Cioods.
ROSEBURG, OR.
. F. BARKER & GO.
GROCERS.
:TEA8
A SPECIALTY.
.l'Ct Ml I I
iu 1 A hi' iilull -ii'
I'll."
-.1 It. "
Ii l 1 .tin l u I,
fll'ICU
Ml .rtt .1,1.1,1
and Delf Waro
iii-lti'.K l" '
iii,, n
, p pitUt.
'-Ut,a1
'I .ii.i t .. mrr .
H. 0. STANTON
DRY: GOODS
I i:uNri.i I.NO or -v
I Ijadi bii'ns b'.iud', IIiI'Ih'II-., TriliitiiiliKn,
I I ..' . Mr.. Kir.
Al.M'i A 1NK MiU h )f
mnrrs ami siioion
iGrROCERIES,
Hood, Willow .nul (ila-M Wars,
Crockery, Cordage, Etc.
sVlafclUtl Unti l iU lailftt
4Utt tbtf tlMMI,
lti4httU'F ku1 at if Ifra
Custoin-Mado Clothing
l"'ul Clltjit-f'
TEA
'Call at Sl'inton':, Iui "I,. V. M"
Tl
i ok dm; i'kici:
I
I lie' p 1 1 1 1 le i nl tlie I I ti: Pi. tl an hut e p i
le' I.
M l l
d nil
' 1 Ur
ni', no nl': h. tthieli eteiy tu h mil-
to it ill lei i It e a i op ol the
WI'IH OOI W.ANTrr.k,
Tb. I" I
;ih ulliliiil paper
Piitihe Not ilitt
ti I . lit 'I iu
I
Ihe
WITHOUT I.M KA CIIAUOL.
Old Mil", l.,
itr-1 "i i
tt in i" "ut i
It'll' v. Hi , tt ill l
I'i it ilei;'
l it e llle "Hint-
,i till
III im
II. ll
llll i
- I CI.Ul. I, Mill till' CI. I
I phiiit el tin
MAtiOON .IRAWUnURY,
tt Ineli, beai'h n l".m : u bii,;c 1
) , I Hnu uud
1 1 1 iiik in yi'iu
I Ol l' I llll'l
old' I".
mi i i ' lleiil ; hlpp' i.
1 1. i ih;a i i it i t n. ( u.
IllOI'f IHIUlt'.
Dr. Gibbon
'1 hit old i, llnl, In (and
Iho in oi. l Miei i liil
Hon lall'.t iu I-ii il I'luii-
. ilKi'ii. Mill t'oiitiuiica to
ciiiij all Souul uud
Siinlllul hlnca.c mieh
I aa tliinuiiirhua, (llett
iblrklnre, iyph Ilia In
nil lln lm ni", blhln III
...a... N. r. 1.1.11-
t'hly. Inipiilciiiy. Nenii-
'.V'...u V.-..L ...... u...l
aw(.ii.Voii..'S'V;v..(,i riuiiiniuii. lim i nn
iiui'tii'e ul i.ell uhiii.u uud e.xt em.i'M piiiiliit'iun Iht'
Iiilln.vliii; i.j i.ipiin . hiilhiw i nuilli uiiiiei:, Uni'li
1 poll, uud' t' Ihe t )i .', ( .uu in Ihe In td, iiui;lni;
lu tin i ur , Pi ol i oiiu, Imi' v, illlliileni u ui up
pi. niching 'M'liii i, pulpitiilloii ol thu lieiAl,
w akiii ha ul Ihe lunlm uud hue l, Io. k o4 menioiy
plinpU'i uu lim lut e, cumili.i, i olli iiuipk.011, ele.
fill. OIllUllN baa niaelleud III bun lluiii lrio
utcr thirty Minx and IIiom tiunhli d ahuuld Uol
lull lo "lieu 1 1 1, 1 in mul n , l ive Uie In in in (
lm. tn nl 1 1. ill nnd ' ., " 1 1. in i I he dm Iui i un .
ttlii u nihil' Imi lit him ( hp , Ki in uiil i id
I'rriioiix ( 'Hi d at Iuhhi', ( han;t i. n a ,'iial'lu.
I nil or wi lie.
uu. .i. (.iiuiuN, -, Kcniiiy ht, yn I'rau-
clieo, t ul.
IMIBH
To I Ih I
mm