J!NrcSc?PrtpiA'aoarorAs-sirhfiMifig-
fiaJTCOT andBcguta
ling Ckiaa5alBowcls of
rIss rtJkSwnialns neitlwr
Opiucilarpfe!TC nor HinfttJ.
ISot Nahc otic.
4uM
Arrftf tScmcdv for Cons tioa-
Ml f t n!nilwAa
Hi iion,oouroionasu,wiaiii-o.
&cs cftdLoss or Sleep.
I Smile SifaSturc of
Society meeting.
DO'IBCRO
DIVISION NO Si, B.GF L.L
ta every xvud anc fourth Suly.
t iron KK 6 kJSUEF COiU'S KO. W. MVETS
rsa mod tided Fiidiy in nh iniDth.
T SVO POST. SO. T.
A. R-.
SIFETS THS
each rncmUj,
first and third Thursdays
si z p. m.
of
Al.rU A LODGE, KO. 47. K. OF P., MF.KT6
to- Wedaeday evening at Odd Fellows'
PnM. VltiCns koisrbt
In tool standing cor
Baity tavttsd to attend
JOi MK'ELl.I
C.n.FISHKR,. R.S.
C. C
LACRFX LODGS. . F. A A. M.. RFUrLAft
mnusn tbe 24 and th Wednesdays in
sen month.
ECGESE L FAKKOTT W. M.
N.T. Jttm, S ecy.
Rofkbur6chapteb.no. a.o. e.8.. meets
the first afld tbtrvl Tautvdiy ol erb
MRS. E.J STorD, W. X. .
MATDE RAST, Sec y.
ODERS WOODMEN OF AMtKJCA.
HEKT
JXL
on rlr-t and thi'd Tue
t ff vch. niocVb
the 1 Maioaic h 1.
H. W. Uiuci, V. C
H. L. Makstxbi, Clerk.
tTTOOEMIN OF THE WORLD Oak Cac:p
KO.U&. WKCts at tbe Odd Fellows' Hi.
1 lanbut, c-ery 1st, Sri ad il4 Moudaj
TBlDt". Visilinc neigh Urt always wclconr.
J. A. BUCHANAN, C.C.
K.T. JEWETT, Clerk.
PHLLETAR1AX LOuGE. KO. 1- O O. T.
meta 8aturday preuing ot atii w-k at
tbtr ball in Odd Fellow Tempi? at Rosebara.
(sberaoi the order In rrwvi nn !:nr rr mril
a ( attend. c H AS. OLt.
K.T. Jaw art, 6ecy.
Tl P.O. ELKS. UOSEBCRG LODGE. KO.S2C.
J boM their repnlar communicaiiom at th
I O. w. ball n foonu and louno innrsasy
ii anrb irnlh All meaibern requested to at-
brad scaiarly. and all TUxting brotben Cir-
iauy taritcd is aiu-na.
D0CGLA.B WAIT1, X. B
1EA RIDDLE, Eeeretary-
TJ03EBCRO LODGE,
J mwu the second
SO 1. A. O. C. W.
Beets the second and fnnrth Mnndyro(
sh awnth at 7 JO p. ra. at Odd F'.lonvBal .
Bteatben ol the order in good ctaadinc kit'ii
riled te attend.
T. McClALl IX. D. S. WEi-T
Eeeorder. Finencior
New and Improved Pa&seoger Epuiq
nient, via Sunset Route.
New Orleane Express (No 10 atd Pa
cific Express ;So. 9) between Sin Fran
eiteoaodEl Paso, have t q iip, eo
with free rec'ininjt chair care, (reeh f.-om
the aheai and io erty cot.veit-nre of ap
pointment eqnai to the beet in operation.
Xaeh enr ia eacipped with 53 reclining
Chair, nine of his h are in a eep.i-i.te
taiobipg com;iatttaeDt. Bjth Cret and
second-class tickets are accepted for pas
age in these cire. Tbfee special con
renienees and the congenial climate
threnth which t;i-.f iraiie pre will
deabtlees make tbe unret Koa'e verv
pepalar for travelers this winter.
Notice for Publication.
Coiled tnn Land Orlice
RowburK, Or . Januarr 12, li.
Kettee is herebr riven ibst toe ioUovinz
Bsaied settler bat filed notice of his intention
t saake final uroni in sutuort of bisclnnn. and
that said pmol will be maac before the li-fuu-t
im iteeeiTer. Liuua Miio .nd UBice at
-Xsseburx, Oreetw, on March 3 .1SK viz:
WILUAU II. OKCKOSs.
h H. E. ho h-i, U tbe El, fc'E'i,
'A ''E.1 hertioo 2b T. 27 (sou-.h, K. West, ilt
Bastes tee foUnsinr aitues to prove bi
eatlBiMms Rsidente :on and culiivationof
said land, viz: )rxu Bo. U. A. s. hu.jil,
vf-Lnokinr Glass, Oresoti, Jatnes Beawl v, I). Jr-
sls, of Rotebnrg, OreKon. 1
012t7J Keii.wr.
- ' Holnts Kast.
The 'Pj;IIapH-f!l.ti'iiir.i S -riI "
which leaves tbe Udiuii depot at S p. m
daily i f quipped wiihelricily un-t-date
reoray Pullman eleepit-ir cr, aa-i frfe
retiming chair cur, s'eam leited and
"electiio figbted. Tii Eaf(an plan
dining car service ;e a special feature of
fxeclienee) on IM Imp. Hellene china,
fl jaere, sHitieM jji,en, first t:!a-H v, xikinj
i.u ai'ei' ive wr tram-au kj the coin-
tert at lrareler.
A new library ca- ia atucbevi to tin ee
fraiaa.
A tbe name iinhci i-e, t!ie citif are
ctred ur as library at.! reading room
Borik ea ir.tiiii'tiic al! tde ttnndnril
werka, th cmreoi pt-ro-ticals and daily
papers are at tbe 'ir'fl! i f a'l firtt anil
eraond clan iar-i wr-
Time never haiws tirarilv on I be as
aengre' hnnila lii - trvi-!inc mi ibie
train, and etorp : is aare ,4 Jt tde
train juills in'.i tlie Uni tfi dep t at Cni
Cagsi. For full informal ion legnrilina; . tbe
saoreruentiof these train", ra'es, s-t.-.,
call on or address
V. A f-rillLUNG.
Portland, Or.
Or J. F. GiVK.vg,
R -p iuig. Or.
I IX CT CCPV OF VRAPFEB.
"I am indebted to Oue .Minotn Cuuyb
Cure for tny hrnltb d !ift Jt cured
me of lung fronble f.)!!on.i; lipiie "
Tbnuaarid ne thiir li'vea U tbe prompt
anion of tfiia tiever failing remedy, ft
cores foagba,' colda, croup, - broncitms,
pneumonia. rippe and throat and luug
trouble. Ita early use prevanu r-.m
siiflap'ifiri. It ia the only harmles r m
dy taat gives immediate retain.
- a. C-M-tra & Co -
ill
For Infants and Children.!
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
T)
Sigtature -Aw
V...
The
Kind
You Have
s Bought.
THC CCMT.UH IMV, M TCH CrT.
i .r ii I
Administrator's Sale
Property.
of Real
la the County Conrt of State of Orc-pon in and
for Doupls Countv.
In the matter of the Etate of Deliuda Hill,
De.-cad.
Notice is herebr ciren that the undcrslfued
sdmlniftrat.tr vi uh will annexed, of tbe Estate
of IKHitJ'!! l'il'. dr,ed. tmnuaut to an order
m me sooveeuiiueu court maue ana emerea
in the Joii-rsl tnereof. of date January 2nd. A.
D. 1SM0, will jiroeeed tn tell on and after the
l.'ith dar of F.hrttiir- at Titivate sale lor
cash In baud, on the premises hereinafter in the
notice dewribed, in one IxkIt or in si'parate par
colti as may be for the bet intereui . f said Es
tate, the following described real pmi-erty, lo-
vi it.
B-S'.uniii at a j-, 9.2Jettn Welof Uarler
section poftt bvtvreen Sei tioiis 7 and s. and from
u hich a pine tree inehes in diameter, ma-ked
C. S. B. T., bears North 14 decrees. We-t 72 links.
di:snt tbence North Si JO Chains to a point
t on Chain fonth ot 8outhw.-t comer of F. R.
Hili's donation eiaim. thence West 22.3 Chains
to Northeast corner of the land now owned by
A. D. Ottinfrer. thence South 7 Chains to South
east corner of same land, thence West la.25
Chains to the Southwect corner of same land,
and tbe East boandarr ot the E. Bunton dona
tion claim, thenre S3Uth ir Chains to the Sontb
rret corn.T of the S. W. oaidiner donation
claim, thence Ea5t aiotig the Sooth bonndary of
tbe same, 41.14 Chains to place of hettinn'ing
eonlainin; 7u.V acres, more or less, excepting
therefrom tbe Wilbur Cemetery, liM excepting
therefrom one half acre for family burjing
ground.
All trior in Section 7 in Town-hip 26, S. B.
W et in Douclss County, Oregon.
Also the following described premise Uvwit:
Beginning at the boutbeaxt corner of tbe E.
Bunion donation claim, thence West along the
South boundary of said claim, 7 jU Chains to toe
middle of the County road, thence along the
same South .TS'j degrees, tt est 4 SO Chains to a
white csk tree, an inches in diameter, thence
South lf's degrees. West 5.40 Chains, thence
souin s'i entrees, tasi L40 ccains, tnenee
South decrees. West alonr renter of kfain
street ot n'Ubcr 240Cbaitt9, theace alone the
land now owned by S. h. Counts. Nuih bs de-
crees. East 14 Chains to West boandarr of
land now owned by t. Hansen, thence North
30 degrees. East t Chains to tbe North we-1 cor
ner, thence South WJ degrees, East 1 K'i Chains
to nis AOTiceut corner, tnenee sou in :v oe
grees, West 4 Chains to bis Smtbeast corner and
a creek, thence up said creek deerees. East
11 Chains to the East boandarr of the W. Jenk
ins donation claim, thence North 10.) Chains,
thence North 23 degrees. East 7.?S Chains,
tnenee North degrees. East S.TS Chains to
tbe Nor.h boundary of J. Kuykendalt donation
claim. ;tbe nee West I M Chains, to place of be-
cnnnins.cDtaimng2iiSa'res'
AU in Section 7, Township SR, S. B. 5 West.
Also a lot in toe town of Wilbur, tointnr E. H
Otttnger land on tbe North, 35 feet by bi feet in
sine, all in Douglas Countr, Orecon.
Dated this Cth day of January A. D., I90U, at
booo n:, uregon.
DWIGHT Rl ED.
Admicirtrator, with will aunejted, Estate of
viuioa nui, veceaseu. .tt
Administrator's Notice of Sale
of Real Property.
SoiKre is hereby given that fcy virtue and in
pursuance of an order and decree of the CountX
Court of Douclas County, Oregon, duly made by
Hon. Joe Lyons Judge cf said Court, and en
tered on the 4lh day of January, 15t ordering
and directing tbe undenaimed to sell tbe real
property, hereinafter described, belonging to the
estate of James K.Mitchell, deceased at public
auction, in the manner provided by law, lor the
a'e of real property on execution I will on
Monday, the 19th day of Februarr, 1900, at tbe
hour of one o'clock, in the afternoon of said
nay, at tbe Court House door, in the city of
Kosebu-e, Douglas County, Oregon, offer for
sale and sell at imbue auction, to tbehurhest
and best bidder for cash, the following described
resi proper, t, io-wu:
The fractional W' of tbe SWUi of Sac. 3.
fractional U of- N K' an d Lot No. 5, of Sec 4,
Tp. 27. S. of K. 4, W. Willamette Meridan, eon
tAining K3.31 acre. Also Donation Land Claim
of Jonathan Simmons and wife.-Notification
No. 4uu, Certificate No. U.K. Claim 41. being
psns oi sAciions .;, 4. ana ill, in i p. 27 s. ot K.
4. W.,conuining 3 2.50 a-rt. Also Ixds No.'s 1
snd 2. of Sec 4, Tp. 27S. of K. 4, W., conUining
17.iv aeres. also Lot No. 1, of Sec 10, Tp. 27 S. ol
R. 4, W.. conuininc 22.45 acres, and containing
in ..ue a ggrewe wu.tk acres more or less, ail In
uuuiss . iuuiy. vrresrou
Said real property w ill be sold tubiect to the
right of dower oi E. C. Mitchell, wido w of isid
ucceaseu. increm,
M JOHN HAMLIN,
Aanimiatrstor of tae estate of Jamea K. ilitch
ell, deceased.
Notice.
United State Land Office,
K.rSERt a.,, Or., Nov. 2, 1U9(.
To whom it may concern :
Notice is hcrelireivcn that Ihi-Onnn and
California Railroad Co. has filed in this office a
list of landf situated in the townships described
below, snd has applied for a patent for said
lands; that the list is open to the nublic for In.
speoiion and a copy thereof by descriptive sub
divisions, has been posted in a convenient
place in this onicc, for the inspection of all
pcrtons interested and tbe public retitrallv:
South of base line and West of Willamette
Meridan.
T S. R !.
NW"i NE',Sec2V
1KB J.
ran of Sec 3, and part of WJ- See. U.
Ti, Ki
SK'iNE'iDccS.
T 2i. R 3.
NW;sE'4 6cc31.
T R 3
Lots l'at.d-2 Sec. L
T 27, K 4.
X'!, NEii,Sec33.
T o, R 4.
Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, Pec, 29.
i -a. r 5.
NWii8!i,gecl.
rr . . .
X SO, S 9.
Part of Sec. 21, and part of SEU' Sec.
T. RC.
Lot S, Sec l.
T 3j. R r..
XWJi NW4,8ecl7.
T. K6.
All of Sees. J, 3, :,, 7, 9. 11. 13. t:,. 17. 19.21. 2.1 .25.
27, 29, 31, : and ..
Within the utxt sixty dav following tbe date
if I Ins notice, protests or contests atalni-t the
Llairu of the comiriuir to any tract or subdivis
ion within any section or oart of wtinn a.
scribed in thelist, on the eronnd that the same
s more valuable for mineral than for agricul
ural purposes, will be received and nnuwi i,
rerort to the General Laud Office at Wathina-
J. T. BRIDGES,
Keeiner,
J. If. BOOTH,
n2?tl0 Receiver.
Administrator's Sale,
V"'''- ' nerely given that the undrralguod.
AMlie administrator of the estate of Huldan
tllson, decessed, in pun-nance of an ordered
lie County Court of Douirles Countv. Ktaianf
Oresou, duly insdu and entered on the 3rd day
ol Ja-rt-nry, l:io, will after the lOthdiiy of Feb
ruary. pjoii at KID die. Douglas County, btateof
ireBon.seii at private sale lor cash in hand,
!m fullnwinz deserll-U real nroriertr. to-wn-
Tlie sou ft l.alf of donation claim No. 41 of
WilLnm L. Wilson aud wife, being part of soc-
Inn :s4 io Township !.0. S. R..; W.. WiL ifei.
n Douglas County, Oretron, and the said south
ait oi sain eiaim coiHalulnc li..r.2 acres, mora
or k-ss.
Hsil at Kiddle, Douglas County, Oregon
'his Cth day of January, V.w.
GEORGE K. QCINt,
Administrator of the estate Of Huldah Will
Deceased, JM7
the
11 O m )A ."tit
I 'Kcv-.i jft.
1 Alway
ALLOWED.
Lit of th Warrants Drawn
at
January Term of Court.
Be it re'i.erub-rexl that at a reguhr
term of the County Court of the County
of DouyUfl mid State of Oregon, begun
I and lie. J in the County Quart room at
Roecburg, Douglas County, Oregon, on
January 3rd, 1900. for the transaction of
regular County business, at which were
I present, Joe Lyons, Judge; M. D.
Thompson, Commissioner; J. F. Gazley,
Clerk, and 11. L. Stephens, Sheriff.
Among other things, the following ac
count were allowed aud warrants or
dered drawn, toe it:
II A Biakely, Indg't assistance. . I 70 00
GV Short, Bounties
3 00
300
V S Bwtou ,
Geo Haynea " 3 00
J D Cornuit " 3 00
W W Walker " 3 00
E L IUoe - " 3 00
J.D Walker . " 3 00
rrcy Beals 3 00
Fd Gadecke " 3 q0
WMBranharo " 3 00
B F Goodman " 3 00
Ernetst Short " 3 00
A S Peters " 3 00
M D Howard " 3 00
Leais Thomaeon " 3 00
WJEmary ' 9 CO
W A Tearce J- . J 15 CO
John Krue " 3 00
J W Hall Poor Farm 80 CO
Ed Douipiar A cot paupets at -
pcorfarnii 21 00
B W Sirong Court House supplies 190 00
Review I'ub Co printing & sta
tionery 115 05
Koeeburg Plumbing Co repairs
OH
Plaiudealer Pab Co printing
J J Ilinkle Deputy Sheriff
U M Oatman "
JMIiobinaon " "
WLCobb " "
Lawrence Michaels "
Win Tbiel Deputy Aaeeasor
A Sa'ituan clock for Poor Farm..
Peter Nelson Deputy Sheriff
H W MUler Jury List
V C London " "
E McBroom "
TE Singleton" "
Lee Love
Wm Tipton - "
6 85
14 CO
0 TJ
25 00
12 50
2 50
2 50
15 00
4 00
0 00
3 00
2 00
2 00
3 00
2 00
2 00
3 00
2 00
2 00
3 CO
Edgar Walker"
Grant Clajtjn" "
W W Walker "
O II Bueil "
h. S Boell "
Peter Jones " "
The KJitum Suti jnery Co
Geo D Barnard A Co stationery
and recorde
A Wil'.ard, Poor Farm
A F Babrke, paopei-Mrs. Sbaltx,
E J Key B, material and work,
poor farm
J F Wright, Indg't Halter
Mrs Belle Collins, pauper
P Benedick, paupers
CEWade, " .
E J Page
Ed Lister, depoty eherift
B J Trowbridge, "
R L S.ephens, 8: ys Brookhart . .
Gk supreme coart, tiodfrey ts
2 00
2 00
9 80
91 05
5 70
43 55
30 CO
J 9
17 25
83 CO
17 00
15 0fj
000
4 80
6 05
Dooglaa county 25 75
John F Give a, conrt bailiff. .... 2 00
Ira B Riddle, deputy district at
torney Good A Poet, board of jury
E DaGas, ioqaeet Qailbaug &
Xoah
TCLow, inaane Wm Moon
11 50
51 CO
10 00
5 00
R L Stephens, board of prisoners 121 00
J C Dine, asaeasora de-.k 0 H . . 1 50
Mai A Van Bnren muring Clerks
& Jndwa efficee 22 00
FPBiown, CHaipplies 4 7
Peter Hit ajn work at CH yaalt 1-50
Carl Hoflmar, repairs on Cll.. 15 00
RiceA Rice, Ublea lor C H 4 05
Emery J Davidson, piling wood. . ' 2 25
WE Daveopo.t wood 31 00
S W VanZ.le work at C H 10 15
D S West, insurance 20 00
Glies & Prndhomme, registration
blanks 96 75
Jai F Yoomana 12 50
H Mooney, Uickethier bridge. ... 26 00
G S Lthey, Winchester bridge.. 10 00
Frank DeWitt 4 50
Frank Gillam " C 00
Wayne Giilatu " " 0 00
Gus Baocb, Looking Glaea bridge 10 50
H R Dimmick. bridge work No 3 7 50
A E Cooper, 3 00
J W Scolding, eiewet StOres
road 2 CO
FA Clements, viewer S: Ores
road 2 00
J H Stocker, yiewer StOres road 2 00
H Putnam, chainman " " 2 1)0
C Rogers " " 2 00
F D Potter, axemaa" " 2 00
OFThieleorveyor " 7 50
Wm M Aldricb, lumber Diet No
54 13 50
John Bidwell, work Elk creek
bridge 6 00
Harry Williams, work Little
river bridge 12 00
G P Wi.liams, work on Little
river bridge.... 12 00
J Evarts, work Little riyer bridge 12 00
Perkina & Biedaoe, lumber 21 18
C E Haskell, roads & B 1 10
James Hancock, " 5 50
Churchill & Woolley R & B, C II
& fnor farm 19 85
R Jennie, Looking Glass bridge. . 18 00
Mrs. A W Cotton, roads No 36. . 7 00
A M Simmons, Looking Glaea
bridge 13 50
Geo Robinson, lumber 9 35
BJBovingdon, " 3 20
Clarke & Baker, " 5 80
Thomas Wikoo, roads 1 00
H L Ingalis, deputy sheriff 3 75
Hamilton Drag Co, paupers, sta
tionery 442 05
J W Buckley, Smith's ferry, to
date P2 CO
J D Coruutt, bounties 3 00
David MtCollum, bridge lumber. 18 35
David MtCollum, " 17 40
Pet kins & Bledsoe, " 4 55
C II Byera, " 4 00
J B Route, " 13 W
GarJiutr Mill Co, Rd aud Brg. . 24 55
Wm Sagabetd, roud work 7 75
C Heddan, 2 35
Geo Byers, " 7 50
E Mo.-er, bridge work 2 35
Henry Witte " 12 30
ENBradloid, " ' 4 00 j
K llarteock " 6 90
Stearns & Cnenoweth, biidge ma
terial 18 10
J A Underwood, paupers, Wright 3 05
Wollen berg Bros, panpera...... . 2 10
Page de Dimmick, " 10 00
If M Oatman, constable. 2 50
CLAIMS
V 0 London, itn on poor farui ... 2i b
E H Piiikslon, deputy elieriff . . . 25 00
J V Mullen, drayago 2 60
E V Hoover, county physician ... 25 00
J F Barker, crrtr in tax sules . . 1 55
W T E,mery, bounties 12 00
W A Pearce, " 3 00
L Villepiqtie. " 3 00
G W Dlmmick, contng fund 330 60
Rice & Rice, etatiorery 1 00
L A Walker, electric light flxturm
court houaw 160 20
Irwin, Hodsun & Co, election
laws
I 75
Glaus & Prudtnrome, registration
supplies
32 65
B J Bovingdon,$brh)gd lumber. . .
E H Pinkston, "
II W Davis, roads and bridge?. . .
9 10
24 00
21 60
6 00
R L Stearns, rupt tf bridge wotk
WT Carter
A A Miller "
WO Austin "
Arthur Austin ".
A E Hartley
Jahn Sbult
L li Carter , "
W Landkeikii g "
Clarke & Baker, hiiJe'.lumber. .
1 50
9 00
6 00
4 -"K)
7 50
12 50
75
? 4:
Parrott Bros, paupers
7 50
A C Mareter. pauyere, ataliunery
E T Wade, overpaid 'OS tax re
mitted Roeoburi; Water C-o, water for
Nov. and Dec, 1S09
W A r-miley, road supv dial No 1
52 50
2 20
15 00
42 00
Wm Sagaberd
No 2
No 3
No 4
No 5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
10
17
IS
- 19
20
21
"2
23
24
25
20
27
2S
29
SO
31
32
Si
34
30
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
40
47
43
49
50
51
52
54
55
56
57
5S
59
CO
CI
62
03
64
61 5(i
70 00
II R Dnumick
II W Davis
W A Peasley
W U Lawrence,
James Ambrose,
Geo McDvogall,
Henry Witte,
Ben Huntington,
A W Howden,
C A McNabb,
63 50
10 CO
70 CO
CO CO
84 00
16 00
20 00
44 00
52 00
40 CO
J F Rive,
C R Wet tenbeifer,
23 00
J C Qaatif,
A E Smith,
20 00
16 00
82 00
48 00
20 00
22 00
22 CO
44 00
IS 00
25 00
14 00
79 00
8 00
) CO
0 (0
R L Sterte,
R L Winiiiford,
Frank Gorrel!,
E T Woodruff,
E K LaBtie,
E H O tinter.
S D Cnapmau,
L L Mathews,
J J Thornton,
Jamea Djlan,
RA Wood.ofJ.
J r Spaugb,
M L Bu3hnell,
W S Broi,
W S Jobn&on,
PE Cooper,
R L McLaughlin,
T L Brewer,
I S Weaver,
EFStar,
W N Moore,
E L Rice,
S R Brie '..in,
J R Wileoo,
N O D.an,
R S Stewart,
Jacob Brick,
John Albro,
JLDewer,
A Msthews,
S H Moncon,
WC Tipton,
J O Gnnter.
L F Wolcott,
20 CO
50 CO
14 00
10 CO
20 00
40 00
GO 10
31 00
12 CO
50 00
25 00
20 10
70 00
40 00
20 00
40 CO
34 00
as co
8 00
27 CO
42 CO
72 00
75 CO
20 00
S4 00
L F Andersen.
D H Leaox,
Wm Dewar,
M C Ruckle.
John Shnltx,
S II Wilaon,
J H Mnmpower,
WF Gillam,
8 Uebardr
J A Stayer,
I Winningham,
J W Hedgepetb,
30 CO
14 CO
60 00
62 00
0 00
28 00
30 00
52 00
it"
C C Behnke, road supplies 1 50
Glass & Prndhomme, registration 1 10
C J Defining, pauper, Bond 4 50
Dr. C W Wbitcomb, iedg. assist
ance, Harlow
Tboa Wilaon,' road supplies. .
N W School Furniture Co, teals
CH
M D Thompson, Com, Jan term .
CD Drain, deputy sheriff
25 00
11 3
441 00
79 20
25 00
The Apple Market.
The Rural Northwest of Portland, in
ita las', if sas of Feb. 1st, eaye:
We no'ei in our last ieaue that the
enpply of applet of low grade was aliont
exhaaft'd. They have now practically
diaappta'ed except at some of the low
price 1 retail groceries Dealers have
noth'ni to sell at wholesale at lees than
f 1.25 per box and the bulk of the eupply
is beld at f 1.75 for four-tier apples. For
large an 1 highly colored apples 2 00 a
box it tbe wholesale price.
The greater part of the supply is now
comiog from Ssuthern Oregon which is
sending up larga quantities cf Red
Cbeek Pippins and Walbridge and some
Yellow Newtons and other varieties.
The largest and roost highly colored ap
ples seen are from Lafayette in the Wil
lamette Valley, mostly Baldwins and
Ben D-svi. There are a very few fancy
from Hood River.
There is also qnite a eupply of Cali
fornia apples on the raaiket, mostly yel
low varieties. They do not as a role
compire well in appearance with theOre
gii ipp'es with which tbey are compet-
2.
.U a general proportion the apples now
oa stle averaze smaller than those which
aie rold hie in ordioary tear.
Good Books.
Mr. J. W. Mote of this city baa te
cured the agency for a number of hew
and Etandatd books, among them being
tbe Life and Works of Dwigbt L. Moody
and the Boer-British War. He will
make a thorough canvass of the city and
connty and has a list of Looks frrm
which some excellent selections can be
made. Mr. Mote is an old citizen of the
county and we cheerfully recommend
him to tbcfo persons to whom he. "may
prefent hia bjuke. Give him a bearing
and examine his books.
Ador doctors failed to cure me of
pueumenia 1 used (Joe Minute Cooeh
ure and three bottlesof it cured me. It
ia al60 llit beat remedy on earth for
wbooiiing uoukIi. It cured mv erand-
t'bildren of tbe worst casts." writes Jno.
Kerry, Logantou, Pa. It is the onlv
harmlriee remedy that givea immediate
reanlts. Cores coughs, cold?, croup and
throat and luog troubles. It prevents
consumption. Children always like it.
mothers endorse it.
- A. C, Marater j A Co.
iii mni
la the result ot repeated acuta attacki. The
liver and spleen are principally affected.
They act ai storehouses for the malarial
olson and the blood takea it from them.
The poison must
be dxrrew out of
the system. H CD
IT AN will destroy
the action of the
poison and event,
ually drive out the
last particle of it
from the system.
In addition to
this, HVDVAK
will restore the
lost app a. It
2.-2
3 5
will builu up the
weakened system
HO D TAN will
make new blood
and new flesh. The pains in the bones will
disappear. HTDTAN haa cured others and
it will cure you. We describe the symptoms
Btudy them carefully. They are yours. Do
not delay lonasr. but take ntJOTAN now
and you will be cured.
HERE ARE YODR SYMPTOMS:
1. CONSTANT HEADACHE AND
TROUBLED BRAIN. Take HUDYAN
and your headache will disappear.
2-3. PALE OS TELLOWTSH COM
PtXXION. H U D Y A N will establish a free
circulation of pure blood and cause the cheeks
to a&suma their na'ural color.
8. L03S CP APPETITE AND ON AW
INO IN THE STOMACH. HUOYAN
will restore tin appnite and tb digestion of
food will become perfect.
4. FEELINO OF WEIGHT OVEBTHB
LIVES. This ia duo to tbe enlargement of
the liver. It Is filled with the poison of ma
laria. Ul'DT lN will drive out the poison and
causa the org in to assume its natural siie.
5. HEAVINS33 IN THE REGION
OF THE SPLEEN. Tbe splaen becomes
greatly enlarged. HUDYAN l leti the
congestion an t cause the heaviness to disap
pear.
Yon in suffering from Chronic Malaria and
vou can be cured. UL'DYAM will relieve your
every svmptom and make you well. BID.
ptorn
VAN ran be obtained of all druggists for Me
ner nacksre.
partner, or a packages lor t! JH II your
driirem does not keep it. send direct to th
HI u i AN KICHKUY COMPANY, ban rran-
ri-eo, California Kamember that you can
consult the HtDYAN ttOCTOIV VREB.
Call and sea the doctors. You may call and
see them, or write, aa roe desire. Address
HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY,
Car. teclrtoa. Martial sad Ellis Sta..
taa Frssciasa, Cat
air-
tux dirzct;roctkt
Montana, Utah,
Colorado and all
Eastern Points.
Uires choice of two favorite -votes, via the
I S ION PACIFIC 'ast VJ1 Line, er the
BIO U RAN DE Scenic Lirrew
Look at the time
i x2 days to Salt Late
zi days to Denver
days to Chicago
4 days to New York
Frcee atecltailas Ctoattr core, fp
bolsters-. T am riot Sleep! nst
Cart, ltsissata Palace B lee ga
in X CarslLoperateMl on - all
traits.
Fu. further Inform s'icr" apply to
J. F. G1VANS, Agt., Koeelctg
C. O. Terry, W. E Coman,
TrsT Pass. Agt.
LM Third St .
Gea Art.
Fell sio Or.
Notice.
C5ITED t-TSTC-S
La5D or ma,
Ecscburg, Oregon, Nov. 2s. 1899.
To whom it may concern:
Notice Is hereby giren that tbe Oregon at Cali
fornia Railroad Company has filed in this office
a fist of lands situated in the townships de
scribed below, and has applied for a patent for
said lands: that the list is open to the public for
inspection and a copy thereof by descriptive
subdivtsiona. has been poaied in a convenient
place in this office for the inspection of all per
sons Interested and to the public generally:
Booth of base line and East ot Willam
ette Meridian.
Tp 3?. Rl.
'JJ tw. .
South of base line and West of Willamette Mcr
Tp. &. R.
Parlof N', ores, part of WJ. Sec.
Ta 21 K 5.
SE!4SW4Sec andfc',, SI' Sec. K.
Tpl. K7. ,
Within the next sixty days follow Uig the daw
ol this notice, protests or contest against the
claim of the Company to any tract or subdivis
ion wtthlo sn section or part of section, de
scribed in the list, on the ground that the same
Is more valuable for mineral than for agricult
ural purposes, will bo received aud noted for re
port to the l.vneral Land Office at Washington
J. T. BRIDGE.
Register.
J. H. BOOTH,
(uH0) Receiver
'J
r7
III
We Have the Best and
Cheapest PIANOS and ORGANS,
i t.''-'-sVi.M i -i
The favorite of the Army and
No. 5, $35.
St. Paul,
Gloucester,
Topeka,
Buffalo,
Oregon,
Texas,
Indiana,
Potomac,
Yankee,
Frolic.
All goods tuny guaranteed and sold on the installment plan. Baud Instruments,
Guitars, Banjos, Mandolins, Violins, Accordions, Autoharps- In fact almost anything in
the musical line can be had at the T. K. RICHARDSON STORE.
Examine our
SPRAY PUflPS
The best assortment of Pumps ever brought to the
County. We carry the celebrated DEMMING,
MEYERS, BEAN, GOULDS POMONA. The
best Corbalized Spray Hose and the famous Dem
niing New Bordeaux Nozzles. Send us your order.
Churchill & Woolley.
Cass Street Market
Wholesale
Fresh and Cured
Hay, Grain and Flour.
DOZIER & MARTIN,
'PhoneJAIain 181. PrOpS.
P. Benedick-
Any JobJWork donejat
Reasonable n
it.
Triumph Prune Grader
Foi Green and dried Prunes.
Compact, Practical, Accurate.
Send for circulars ind testimonials toj
WALTER MORLEY,
Patentee and
Get your.
SCHOOL
We have a Complete
stock of TEXT BOOKS
and the Finest Stock of
SCHOOL TABLETS
ever brought to this city.
Our Prices are Right. . . .
A. c.TB!ers & co.
& AhVM TE DIT
Jtsb a a A A A A l-V. A A 1 A A A ,
;8aoceaaor to O. W. NOAH.)
General Blacksmithing;
abm aisLB aia.BB KfliasLca k aar a .
rROTTINa AND RUNNING. PLATES A SPECIALTY,
BXPAJBIKQ OF ALL KCCDS PROMPTLT DONS.
81i9p oa Corner Waahlagton and Kane Sta., Roseba.g
including
CHICKERINGS, WEBER, KIM
BALLS, NEEDHAM.
Besides these we have other good
Pianos but cheaper in price but not
in quality.
' THE BLICKENSDERFER,
Navy. A few of the ships
derfer Typewriter during the Spanish-American War.
youi
line of
and
Retail
Dealers in
Meats
Fish and Game in Season,
i
Hnileriaei1 End Embalmer.
Manufacturer, Salem, Oregon.
SUPPLIES
mm At Marsters.
trI TVI r-Tr- TVT
equipped with the Blickens-
No. 7, $50.
The Blickensder
fer is rapidly dis
placing the more
complicated and
higher priced ma
chines, as it does
the same work
equally as well (if
not better). 40,000
now in use.
Ii f 1
Rosebur,w
V
OU II E No 7 V
the following wluL,
residence npon and ak
vU: O. E. Smith, J. F1f..lw
C. Tipton, of Glide, Oregon. t .
J. T. balut
Ea
Railroad Time Table.
NorthbouLd Roeebnrg local. No. 17
departs 7 0 a. m.
Sonthbonod Roeebnrg local. No. IS.
arrives 5 J20 p. m.
Notthbound overland, No. 6. ar
rives 10 ;35 a. m. ; departs 10 :45 a. aa.
Soothboond overland. No. 6, anfrcai
:15 a. m.;depans45 a. m.
FBXIGBT TEARS.
Northbound fast throogh freight, So
221, arrives 4 :10 p. m. ; departs 5 2Q p.
m.
8outbbonnd fast throogh freight. No
222, arrives 7.-00 s. m. ; departs iiOOm
m.
Northi-ocr.d mixed train No. srriaa
at 2 -55 p. ra., Sunday., Wednesdays and
rriaays. aeparie ;w a.m., MtrDdara
Tborsdays and Saturdays.
bontnboand mixed train Aa. Tin ar
rives at 3:0) p.m.. on Honda va. Hob.
days and Fridata, departs 7:15 a.m.
Mondays. Thursdays and Savtordaya.
MrrHODirr Chcxc a corner of Mala aa4 Laas
streeta. Sunday Berries: Preaching, 11 a. aa
and S:00 p. m.; Babbath achool, la a. ax.; L
Walker, Bnperintendent: Class XaatlsaT at
close of the morning serries: Xpwortk Taafns
7:00p. m. F. S. Godfrey. FrealdeBt, rasysr
Moeting. Wednesday, at 7:30 p. nt.
G. B. Axjcolo, Pastor,
Paraoaace, eorncr Vain aad Isas,
CurraD Barraaaa CaTcacat oat Fowlaw
Sunday serrice, at U a. m. sad 72B p. aa. Pxay-
i amMJi. iBunuaf CTrsiSf. " ..7
Mrs. Leer M. CcTLir, PBasoc
BT. GroBoa 8 CHCacBV-Comer Cass aaaf
Mais streeta. Berriees on second aad fearf
Banday morning of each month sad every Boa-
everunf. special aerrieea annowaesd trosa
'ma to time, Bar. Josur Dawsow,
lTtaataaamF
M. E. CaTcaca, Boctw. Berrieea evsry tuaclay
-orninf aad evening.
' Rv J T Conow, Paatea
BamsT Cbcbcb corner of Lsas aad Boas
treeta. Sunday scrciee: PreecUiurar.il a. as.
aud 7:30 p. as. Sabbath School at 10 a. BL, O. P.
Coahow. annerintendent. reaver naeetlBaT at
7:30 Wednesday evening.
a. A. Docclaj, Pastor 1 .
Pvasr CnaxsTLur Chcbch Corner sf Plas
and Woodward streeta. Bandar aarrleaa
Preaching both morning aad ereninr. 80.,
school at 10 a. m. Y.P.8.C. K.aXtdB aw xa
Prayer meeting each Wedneadav srsBiacat
7.X. A cordial weJooai and arreatiiiar awmila
all. W. A. Woosu
Paatsr
Pimsr PaasBTTaaLaJi Chcbch Corner ml Cass .
and Boas stseet. Sunday aerrlee: PabOf -worship,
II a. m., sal A p. m.: caxkbsta
ehool, 10a.m. T. f . L C L at 7 . Bs.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday rrening T:M
m. J. A. Towjrasjnj,
TatB W. C. T. U. will hold Ita nwnlar asMtinaB
on the second and fourth. Mondays of arrerv
month at 7 JO a. m. ia toe Xnworfh Lestaru
room of toe M. X. Cburch.
O.RA1 CO.
Lktabt
Fast 1 Salt Lake. Denvr, P t.
Maii Worth. mshaa:a n-
,4 p. nu I sasCity3(.Loa i a I-cago.tvk-
Spokane : Walla Walla Lewis ton.
Flyer j Spokane, Minneapolis,
i ii p. m. . St. Pan', tmlolh, Mil
; waukie, Chicago and
East.
Spokaas
Flyer
a a. at.
P- ra. Ocbaw SrxAJCHir
1
4 p. aa.
AU Sailing dates subject
to cnange.
i
' For Saa Praneiseo
; Sail Pec S, S, 13, IS, a,
: a, aaa every aaya.
DsUr
CoLraaLi Rrvam
Stbambbs
To Astona and Way
Landings. 4- as.
Ex .Sunday
Zx. ana
8 p. m.
Saturday
Id p. m.
a.m.
WiixAXBTTa Bxvaa
Oregon Citv, Newbarg.
Salem x Way-Lead a
Ex-tunday
7 a. m.
WnXAMXTTa an Taji-
3 J0 a. at
Moa.wed
TneaThurs
aiu. RivBaa.
Oregon City, Dayton
and Way-Landings.
and Sat.
II. m. WltLUItm Bnris U4B aa.
Tues.Thurs! iMoaTwad
ana sat- roruaoxi to corvaHia and and Fri.
1 ana nay-Laadinga.
Leave
Riparia
l:a)a. m.
Daily
S3 A KB RlVIB
Riria to Lrwiston
Leave
Lewtstoa
Daily
8:30 a at.
I
J. F. Qivans,
W. H. liuriburt.
Gen. Pass. Agt.,
PottJaad,Ol
Agent, Boseborg, Or.
TS THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE STATX
of Oregon for Douglas county.
Nora He i 111 Plain Ufl", i
v , v,v , , Suit iaEquitj for
Fletcher Helm, Defendant) a divorce.
To Fletcher Helm, the above named de
fendant: In the name of the State of Oregon, yon aiw
hereby required to appear and answer that
corapl ii. t hied against you ia th. above aa
titled suit on or before th. first day of ta
next regular term of the above entitled court
towit:
Monday March. 5th, 190u. And if yon fall
to appear or answer said complaint, withia
said time, for want thereof plaintiff will apply
to the court for the relief demanded in her
complaint as follows:
For a decree of divorce dissolving the bonds
of matrimony existing between plaintiff and
defendeut, and tor such other relief as ta the
conrt may appear equitable
This Summons is published by order of Boa.
J. W. Hamilton, judge of said conrt, whiea or
der fs dated January S, 1800, and th time pre
scribed in said order for the publication of taia
summons is once a week for six waeks praceed-
ing the first dav Of Said term of ennrt. and thai
day of the first publicaiio oi thla aomatoaaaia
vauuaxy a,
Me- F.W.BENSON,
) Attorney for rialntiff.
Noticeof Appointment o
Exuect-
Tlx.
jvjotiw Is; hereby given that the undersigned
Was on the 14th dav of November, las.,
duly appointed as executrix of the last will sad
testament ol tieoiir. T. Russell, deceased. All
persons having claioa against said estate are
hcreby reHjuimt to p.-esent the sam. properly
verified, to said executrix, at Oakland. Donilaa
county, Oreyon, within lix months from tho
uaiv uvnvi.
Dated this 16 day of November, 1S99.
FRANCIS L. RCSSEIX.
Executrix.
Notice for Publicatron.
rMTTD Staibs Lad Or tub.
Roscburg, Orcgoa, December 30. lir.
Notice is herebv riven that tha following.
named settler has filed notice of hi. intention
Mail
:aJS.
to make final proof in support sfhis claim, aad
that said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver U. 8. land Ofiics 'at Koeeburg.
Oregon, cn Eebroary 10, 9M vli ...
ISAAC BAIXEx, V .
On h is H. E. No. R0,for thePoU 13, 14. 10 and la
Sec. 14, To. SO 8, R. 4 w. H nam s the follow
ing witne&es tj prove hlj conCnu oas resideDOS
uiion and Calttvation cf said land, vis:
Kern Fate, and John Perdue, ol Dava Creak,
Oregon, and Robert stew art and J. B. f uliertoa
of Canyonviiie, Oregon.
J. T. B SIEGES
. ; w . ; ,.rf,AJt!,ii