THE - INDEPENDENT.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3ItD, 1883
TAEITP BILL.
The denied aristocracy are in confu
sion and are having tbeir energies tax
ed to the uttonacst to know how to
maintain a high protective tariff and at
the same timeprevent the payment f
he debtaad retain the national banking
institutions. So Ipng as they can man
age to use the .accumulation of money
arising from the revenues by an extrav
agant and profligate administration,
the banking insritutions whose share
holders have be'.n fattening off the la
bcr of the country for mcr than twen
ty years, ean rest in comparative secu
rity, but when money is allowed to ac
cumulate in the treasury the people
will at once clamor for the extinguish
ment of the debt 'and the lifting of the
burden which the unjust and unnatural
banking laws have endeavored to entail
upon the coming generations.
The monied power, foreseeing the
difficulty and fearing the murmer of
discontent which was then spreading
itself throughout the lard, in conse
quence cf the disproportion in price of
the necessaries of life and the price for
labor required to purchase them, dur
ing the last session of Congress had a
commission appointed to devise means
ot escape and at the same time promise
the people relief and allajr their discon
tent. Congress has met and the ses
sien is drawing to a close. The com
mission has made its report and the
promised relief has not been granted
'nor is there any likelihood of it being
realized during the present session.
The following extract from the speech
of Gen. Eosencrans will be found in
ttresting in this connection:
During General Kosecrans' speech on
.the tariff, in' the house, he said that
freights from Europe to San Francisco
have been as cheap as freights from New
York. Articles of cousnmpt'cn which
the Pacific slope people have had, were
cheaper in the European market than in
the east, yet when the national defense
- called for a tariff which deprived them
of these advantages, they submitted
without a murmur. They took their
goods from inside our tariff line or ex
ported them and paid the debts to the
ameoal of $13,000,000 per annum, but
our peeple regard the present tariff sys
tem as fall of injustice and oppression.
They think it is. building great mo
nopolies and special interests at the ex
pease of the great mass of producers
end consumers, which could only bo
justified by certain sudden and deeper
ate national exkrenciei. Thev have the
eonriction that common justice and the
interest of revenue for the last ten years
have demanded thorough revision and
great redaction of duties, and I share
fully in the convictions of my constitu
ents ei the Pacific coast when I think
that the present tariff should be thor
oughly revised, simplified and reduced
to the simplest rates of duties which
will produce the revenue required for
the economical administration and a
reasonable protection to labor. Our
people on the Pacific coast are specially
aaxieasthak this should be done. Any
legislation looking honestly to this end
wall fcave my coidial support, and I
hall bo governed by the convictions I
- havo hero announced to my colleagues
on the floor.. Does the bill now before
oar committee answer the demands if
ear people 1 I answer that it does not.
Tax Ctxsua Gen. "Walker hssbeen
employed by the government to com
plete the census. He contemplates the
redaction of volume reports on special
topics from 11,000 to 8000 pages.
Gen Walker adds that all reports not
already printed are in a fair state of
progress. Acting Superiatcndent Sea-
' ton the third chief clerk, is prostrated.
.'Om clerk Is dead, another has ((one
couth and a third lingers along in a
snoot distressing disability of mind.
Geo. Walker resumes the chargo of the
esmsus and if granted necessary money,
. aa;i ho will bring the whole business
to close during the current calandar
year. Tho expense of this census will
1m aVomt nine and a half cents per head
of pepolatioa against nine cents in the
ainth. census appropriation; $200,000
w(jl be enough to complete.the work.
Th Hawai ax Treaty. A Wash,
lagta special says: It it understood
tkat om modification of the Hawaian
treaty will be with reference to ship
ping, so as to assimilate Sandwich Is
land commerce to our coast. Th;s, of
course,' will be accomplished by pro
viding that trade between the countries
shall bo carried wholly in vessels bear
ing either the flag of the United States
er tlkat of the Hawaian government
tjfkt object of this movemeut is to pre
ent British merchantmen from taking
cargoes of merchandise from the east,
unloading a$ the Sandwich Islands, and
returning there with sugar, which they
bring to San Francisco, where thev are
In a position to sail back again from
w
&enco they star tea
STAB BOTJTE TEIALS.
The star route trials still continue to
attract public attantion to the titter
disgust of all sense of justice and de
cency. That our readers may have an
insight of the disgusting spectacle and
witness the degeneracy of our courts,
we give the following extract of the
proceedings contained in the dispatches
of last Fidny.
' A. E. Boone wa3 called in the star
route trial. He had a conversation
with Miner, Stephen Dorsey, and per-
haps with John Dorsey. In the con
versation with Stephen he recommend
ed Meore. Miner called at witness' of
fice next day and saw Moore. Moore
insisted on a ralarv of $150 a month,
which Miner agreed to allow. After
Moore left the city he called Miner's
attention to the fact that a check had
not been sent to his wife according to
promise. He also saw Stephen Dorsey, I
who promptly sent the check upon j
Moore's request In connection with
Stephen Dorsey, in November, 1877,
Dorsey produced a letter from Peck,
desiring him to secure an experienced
man to get up bids for next letting.
He offered witness the position, but the
latter declined to accept a salary, de
manding an interest in the business,
which Dorsey finally agreed to give
him.
. Witness was asked who received the
proposals' when thev were returned,
but objection was made and another
discussion followed. Bliss said Inger-
soli was right in his statement that
the government assumed that Stephen
W. Dorsey was the root of the concern,
in fact he sent out the proposals and
reciered them. The court allowed the
question, and witness said: The pack
ages were returned to him through
Stephen W. Dorsey. Three postmast
ers responded, the postmasters at Lit
tle Rock, Hot Springs and Helena, and
the proposals were used ia bidding at
the letting, all that could get in, said
the witness.
In response to a question for identi
fication of ,the letter, Bliss read as fol
lows: "U. S. Senate Chamder, Wash
ington, D. C, Dec. 9, 1878."
"Are you sure it is the United States
senate chamber 1" said Ingersoll, with
savage emphasis on the quoted words.
Then as the court rapped for order,
"Oh, I only wanted that to be empha
sized properly."
Merrick immediately presented an
other letter to witness, and inquired:
"The Stephen W. Dorsey who signed
that was United States senator, was he
not?"
A. "Yes, sir."
Tiie letters wero then oflered in ev
idence as showing Dorse? 's connsction
with the transactions to which witness
testified. "In other words," Merrick
said.
Witness on the stand was tempora
rily placed aside while S. W. Dorsey
himself spoke to the jury on what he
had written with his own hand.
The defense objected and pointed to
the record of the last trial, when the
court rejected the proffered evidence.
In the co'irse of argument Ingersoll
used the expression, "Where will this
end.
"In the penitentiary," promptly in
interrupted Bliss.
.Ingersoll, shaking his finger at Bliss
said, "You will be there as soon as tor
client."
The court This is entirely unpro
fessional. 1
Ingersoll Did I provoke'il 1
Tho court No.
Ingersoll I represent aTgentlemen
and do not purpose doing anything a
gentleman may not do.
The court said At tho last trial it
seemed to have gone off with the idea
that it was an attempt to prove some
sort of official misconduct on the part of
Dorsey, aside from the routes in this
case. 'In that instance it overlooked
entirely the other question, whether the
evidence did not tend to show a con
nection between Dorsey and the de
fenders in the Reparation of bids. for
a letting soon to be made. The court
then got a certain view of the ense and
then ran off on that line. It might as
well be understood the questions nrifing
in ths caso would be decided without
bias f I'ora any other decision. Sudden
ly and with g.'eat indignation, he said
to Williams, who was smiling, what do
you mean by thae sirl What do you
mean by sneering and gigung like a fool
at- the decisions of this court 1
Williams "I don't understand you.
I don't believe the court's language is
warranted. I was talking about an
other matter and did not hear you."
ThV court "Yon should have been
listening."
Williams "Your honor had not de
cided the question yet, and could not
have expressed any opinion upon it."
The court "Tbf court accepts your
disclaimer and owes you an apology
for the severity of its language."
The delivery of the opinion was re
sumed and resulted in the admission of
thj papers. Dosery's letters to post
masters in Arkansas, which have leen
already published, request them to have
tho blank proposals certified aud return
ed to him, taking care to let noone know
from whom they came. Root & Keer
ens, mail contractors, and friends, were
to be especially avoided. To Hon.
Geo. Haycock, at Pin Bluff, Ark., lie
writes: "This is for an intimate friend
of mine and I ask that you do it as a
personal favor." Defense objected tp a
question put to witness, asking the rea
son for omitting from the blank p-6po-sals
certain provisions contained in the
blank forms of bids issued by the de
partment. The question was finally
ruled out and the court adjourned.
TUTFS
SP1UUS
SYMPTOMS OF A
TRPiD LIVER.
-.' S3 of Appetite, Bowels costive, Fain ia
the Head, wita a dull sensation ia the
back part. Pain under the Shoulder
blade, fuLmesa after eating, with a disin
clination to exertion cf body or mind,
Irritability of temper. Low spirits, with,
a fnolmar of havinz ne elected pome dnT.
Restlessness, with fitful dreaos, highly
colored U tine, aad,
CONSTIPATION.
TtTTT'3 VlhLH arc enpecially adapted to
ur h coses, one dose effects such n change
of feeling; na to astonish the sufferer.
They Increase the Appetite, and cauw? the
Ixxijr to Taho :t Flcah. thus the system is
norlftho4l. an1 by their Tonle ArtlM on the
ttlzestlve rcn--, Ufffulnr Stools ar pm
ttuccd. Price 'Ja cents. 33 Murray Ht, Si. X.
TUT T'S Hi ML
Gray Hatr or WirtSTtKiw changed to a Olobst
Heedaene generally over xoe ngai eye,
Black bv a single application 01 ioisuys. Aivm
parts a natural color, acts Instantaneously. Bold
by Druggists, or sent by express on receipt of ai.
OFFltfE, 39 HCRBAT ST KEW YOKE.
CDr. TCTm ailUAIi TalwM tafcraatlaa a
Ciul Ucl?U wUi Hs Mails SStt a agplktll J
FAMIISATTIOT
FOU THE BFT WEARING
FOR MEN AND BOYS AND THE
MOST DURABLE SHOPS FOR
MISSED AND CHILDREN
Try tUd Cjhb-at3l !
Mauufactared by
POKTER, SLESSINGER, & CO
S-tn Frpneiseo. They , are tfnaran
teed tn uive satisfaction. Will no
brvak in tbe bn.k or rip ia. t!ie side.
All gooda of tli.s ntanufueture made Dy
white men. , roChiuauieu empiojea
For ualu by
FLOED&ro,..,
BOOTH BHOS
E. (i. Yv)UNU..
TiOSEBURG.
..Yo NO ALL A
..OAKLAND
METROPOLITAN- ilOTEL
This Popular House
SitnateJ in the center of t! e busfhesa
portion of lio tViuro;, having rec:utlj'
chaiiij-'u haad., bus beeu
COMPLETELY RENOVtj TZD,
and prepared to tho reception of quests.
1 he Dining uouiu wai be uplied wiiu
tuo best tu
with good attendance. As Mrs. Zigle
h-JH cbdige ot titif kitcnen. thu qualify o
Hie cookiitt; will bv' UtirXcepnouao .
Kates rfU.-soua.bLj. iree coach from
the raiitoad. r
LOU. ZIGLER.
A--VALUA3L
FARM
C CONSISTING OF 525 ACJiES OF
iand, situated 11 miles north-east of
RosHbure. in Mount Scott Prt cine Out
hundred acrs p'ow land, the bslince
goo pasture land, well watered and all
under g-od enc.e. Plenty of tir and
oak timUT !cr fencing and-fael. Good
farn: houi-e and bam and other r.tit
Duiidings, and 500 choice fruit trees
lcring. Price $0 per acre. Iiiouire o!
C H. Odeo on the premises, or Iler
u:an & Bail, Rttornt'ys, hoseburg.
H. R THOMPSOM,
R. H. TUOMPSOX,
E. J. Vft IIART
U M HONKYMAN
Thompson, Bo Eart k Co,
,'Iinpor.erj and dealers in
3321 san! oS.ssans,
Coal, Iron, Steel, Hardwood Lumhet
and wasron material.
184 First at., and 173 and 175 Froat t
Portland, Orexron.
Carnage Hardware.
Jan7
FOE
ONE FARM CONTAINING 4J1 AND 89-100
acres, 13 miles from lioteiiurg, on tne Coos By
stage road, and known as the "Eig-htecu Mile House."
Uaa good dwelling, large barn end nu; houses, with
orchard and good garden. Ii well fenced. A good
sized creek flows ...through the place, near tbe house
and bora. Port level, balance rolling land, brain,
Kiass and timber. Henty of timber tor luel, fencing
atid build ng purpose, la a good tavern Rtand, be
in? near thr foot of coast range of mountains. Toll
gate aud stage fct&tirm adj.nnr.ig. C'limat healthy,
water pare. Terras, prt eiua and part on liberal
time, .
AlSO ADJOINING A FARM OF 109 ACRES,
with good d'tTcUin; and barn and outbuildinif
witta a bearing orchard Oue-h&lf plow lnd and bal
ance Umber Iand, and all weil watered. These faraw
will be sold either together or eeperatel y, to suit
purchasers. Apply to Hermann & Kail, Koseburg,
Oregon. .
A LSO, 427
ACRES NEAR THE T0T7JI OF
Lookiun Glass, in Douglas county. 125 acres of
plow land of the best quality, balance ('jwtare land,
with plenty of oak aud tir timber for fuel and fenc
ing. All well watered, with dwelling bam and good
orchard. Price (4,000. Une thousand down, balance
on eay terms. A fee simple title guaranteed, in
quire of Hermann & hail, .Koeeourg, or X- F.
B"0 O T-S,
CONCRETE PIPE.
HENRY OWTERMAN AND LOUIS BELFILS
have obtaiued the riht (or bouglas oounty for
laying
Continuous Concrete Pine,
for conveying 'water, and Louis BelPls and Georgu
Protsman have obtained the right for Josophiae atui
Curry counties, and will sell farm or individual rights
and Lij pipe at the cheapest figures. . Any size from
1J to "it iiithe fuinUhed. This pipe u much
If ! also well BuitO'l far Irrigation or SlinLij purpoaa
andean be laid any distance without joitu.
THE KEN0 SALOON
Talkington & Johnson Props.
OPPOSITE THE METROPOLITAN
HOTEIj, flOSEBURG.
TIT HERE CAN EE FOUXD A FINE BILLIARD
VV Table and the be3t branda of Winea, Liquor,
and Cirars. Leading neriodicals on the table. .Con
cert and free lunch every evening, but positively no
free whisker. n32-tf
BUY ONLY
CANY0NVILLE MILLS
ELOUK
THIS FLOUR IS MANUFACTURED rEOM OXLT
the beat of wheat. I bare tor sals also Bran,
Shorts, and Middling, Bacon, Hams, Lard, etc.,
eared in the most s- ientifie manner. Purchasers will
4o me a favor to inspect my stock at ths L'snynnvilU
Mills. W. KJtAMKX.
BUY THE
USIPQIJA TALLEY MILjLS
THE BEST IN TIIE MARKET!
Address A. W. Stearns, Can
yonville; Oregon.
JAMES SSAELING,
Blacksmith and Farrier
OAIIiANIA Oil ;
Acd vrelll-koown to the people of Dou j
Ins covnty. would respectfully annfmncf
thatlirti-i prepared to do all kinds f
work in bis iiuu. and guarantees Baiisu
fuctiuu.
HORVE-SHOFJSa A SPECtALTT.
Any fanu-r havinsraplow to efcarp-n
or macitinery to repair will do wvll to
tr'vu me a call at my old ftuid.
I buvtt a full tck of iron nrd stt- j,
and hjtvinjr purchased the fame at alow
price, ctn do work, so far na prices are
cmceruwl, cheaper tlmn anf who will at
tempt competition, J AS. DKAltLlNO.
fcbl? lot Oakland. On goo.
Seat in tho world- Get the cenuine.
Every paolzaee has our trado.inark
and. is marked , ITrarer's, SOLD L.V-
ILT WHERE. no35-ly
hub:
!AEB
.... i'
Creels
Mills !
CLARE & BAKER PROPS.
"Having purchased the above named
mills or K. ntf pliehs Co., we are
uow prepared to furnish any amount
"best quality of lumber
Evtrr offered to the public inDo-iglaa
county.
We have juet purchased one of the
Weatherty, Kugg & Kichardaon No. 1
Planers and rnutchera and are pre
paled to do beer work
tilau other mills ia the county.
We will furnish at the mill No 1
lumber at the follow iug prices:
I)reseJ rustic....... $16 per M
Flooring (drt-sbl & matched $i5 pir M
r.uoatier oressetl on one i-ile14 ter M
Lumber dressed on two side&$16 perM
IJoujru lumber ,8 to $10 per 31
W e have au -xtra quality of lumber
equal to any found on Coos Bay, and
will guarra)tee to give satisfaction to
all those favoring ua with their orders
- Posiotlice address, Umpqua Ferir
Oregon. CL.AUKK & bAKEH.
w. lewis & co;s
CELEBRATED
CLEAN SWEEP CIGAR,
THE BEST
B I T O I G-AR.
IX ROSEBllta
Manufactured expreily for, and for
tale ouly at
A. C. MARK'S CIGAR STORK.
Quality not Quantity is the Desire
IF YOU WANT PURE
Irugs and flcdiciiic&
Clieniicals, etc, do not forget to call on
HEELER, k: GABBERT
MYRTLE '..'CREEK.
Also Keeps on hand tbe J. H. butler
truUkie, Ilollflnd Gin, Jamaica Rtitn,
and the fiaest Wicei and Bmadie? or
tnedicai use.; Physicians Perscription
poiallf " ' . '
HITCH UP:
11 'ROUIBf 0
WOOBWASB
ii
AND BUY A
One of tbe Liggest and best stock of
nothing but the best
IVERYTHIN'C
Dont Tail to Como and See Us!
W. 0. WOOBWAEB & SOI,
DOUGLAS INDEPENDENT!
THE
emati
DOUGLASCOOTT"2", OHBGOS?
Subscrip don Price $2:50 Per Tear .
Merch i
INCLUDING EVHrY VAnIETY OF
LADrBS' DEESS GOODS,
- OFT HE LATEST STYLE.
Styles, of all Variety and Shades
AT the -
' op ;. . . .:
Gent
Allien
BETOHK PUUCUASNO WttEUB,
BY SO DOING GOOD BARGAINS CAN BE SEt'jRKD
Sheridan Bros., Eosburg, O r
Thy woud announce Ahat they have jut t? ved and new . ne yu hnd ene ri th
Largest- Stock of Hardware
Ever brought to Dim?!, rn:l when ad led t tholr STOVES OF ALL PT
TEUXSand HEADY MADE TIN WAK,, theynrt prepared to decmr the hav th
bi-s-. . mj ply iu their line of aav houso in Souwheru Oregon, which they propos
can purchase elsewhere. .
Iu die shape of budding materials h t.. ray t locks, butts, etc, wo can offer
superior inducements to purchasers. Ti uts.
We vkd u'lvts jou bargains in the lo. w ng brands of stoves, not equalled else
where t Buck's, Bonanza. Farmer. Utility.- Dexter, Pacific, 'AHo West. Clarendoc
Occidei . Iron King, Empire City, and other
The Wet of workmen ate constantly employed in the manufacture i our Tin war
and buyers should learn our prices.
We have also taragms lo oiler in guns,
us weil as in Miot-guns ana riMo a.,
We are also Agents for tlA White Peerles
we sell at lowest rates and warrant as couinle
We can a.Iso supply . ;
AverilS and Xubcr Paints
1 1 e best In the market, at. lowest rate.
Give ns a call, inspect mr stock, inquire
.Ity on. can. . .
contintio to
act assolicitore for
Detents, caveats,
trade-marts, copyrights, etc.for.
the United States, and to obtaiapat-
ents in Canada, England, France,
Germany, and all other coantne3.
Thiriv-ix year uractice. PiO
charge for examinaon of models or draw
tags. Adrice by mail free. :: - '
Fatenta obtained tbrongh tis areoticea in
the 8CIESTIFIC AMERICAN, -which h&a
the largest cirenhvtion, and is the most infla
cntial newspaper of its kind published in the
world. The aarantagesof snch a notice eyerj
patentee understands. . .
This large and eplendidlyillnstrated news
paperiepuuuBueu . a.u..uB j.
irispabhsbed nKKtt.Li atuayear.
an
nrosress,
copies by mail, 10 cents
Sold by all news-
Heal era. ,
Address. Mann & Co., publishers of Scien
U&o American, 261 Broadway, New York. "
Saodhook afcoqpaotl mailed frr
1
to science, mecbamce, inf cnuons, engineering
works, and other departments of indnstriaj
. nnbiianea in any country, duikxb
Sin up
fij lyiiir
NEW SET OF
goods evr brought to town. We use
leather and have got
:iN THIS LIN
ONLY
newspaper
IJL
&
sieve tuirf ranges.
sncu as w incuester, Miarp and ther H'L.
- ,
and New Home Sewing Mad Una cwL;fc
te in every respect.
as t? our prices, and wt promise to suit a'l
?iir,uiUA. li.(t:
SVSI310XS.
In tta Cirsait Court in and for Douslas County.
Eliu A. McCariy,
rt VSuit in eaulty for dirorce.
William MaCariy. )
To William McJartt, lrr,!nXT:
TX TUB NAME OF THS STATS OF OllEnOK-
X You are hereby required to anuear and tuvcr th
complaint niea against yon by the plaintiff, Kuza A.
Jtcvury, ti me adore en'iue.i court and salt, ou 01
before the first day of the next re ralur term ( said
eiurt, to-wit: Toe second UonJay, tbe lUh dar of
May. A. li. 1853. and if you fail to no anwer Uie aaid
complaint, the plaintul will take jndment ajrainst
you fur want of an answer, a d will am!y to the
court lor tae relief demanded in atud complaint to
wit: for a decree dissolving: thj marriage co.itract
exi-itin between the p?aintiS and dcfeiuiant; for eucb
ilimouy a the court miy decaijajt. For the care
vnd custody of the minor children, rrancu MeOarty,
Aliae G. ilc Jirtv. aad Eliza McCarty. and for out-
uurd interest in and to tbe following dssurioed rtil
property, to-wit: Tbe northeast quarter of eoutheas;
I tarter of auction 8, in township 23, aonth rnje 7
T3t, Ht the north half f southwest qlarter and
imimveA quarter or nortnweqarr of section 9.
t jwnsUp li, south range seven west, containing 160
i:res aud for suet Ktrter relief as the court rn.iv
Jejtn jironer. an J for tbe cosU and disburaemanU tt
.iiM suit. Tin suuiinona u puoiwfiea by oruer of tbe
ilaa K. S. Bean, jod$re of the said circuit court for
D'wgias county, State of Oregon, made and entered
tneiotnaayQi January, issx - .
O J. W. HAMILTOK,
JsaXMT - FlMrtCTsAttecarf
ddle
indisca
Boys5
Sherman, Clay &0o,
- Pacific Coast Agents for
tho Celebrated
:, s. f .
1 "I. LT. .
" . f.
-1-
1 '
The aboye cut rcpwf nts style 150, which w.
trill ecll for $100. $23 cash, $10 per month,
vita interest upon Referred payments, one per
cent per month. Good Btool and book included.
Address SHERMAN, CULY & CO. ,
Cor. Kearny and Sutter ts '
w San Franciaeo, CnL
Sherman, Clay & Co.
Affcats for tlio Celebratea
TTTTITflTTfTT IrtTT 1 TtTI HT1 1 1TT
Uf Kiliii'i, UiJil!. UKAlilJ
AcVnowIedeed by all Slusical Authorities to be
the BEST FUNO r.nw mannfaetnrfd.
. Prices as low and tortus es easy as consistent
frith thorough workmhnship. Address r
- SHERMAN, CLAY CO. x v
Cor leerny and Sutter SUh.
San Francisco, Cal.
MAllAM: G2GAM1S
s The only Instruments that children ean play
as well as grown persons. Only five minute
time required to learn how to manage them..
Anytindof tunes can be played. Finestaccom
panlment tst tbe voice in singing. They are
old so low that any fauily can easily procure
one. Ilavlrfr one no family could Ret aloof
without. Pricesof. different fty lea $3, $10,
$12 and $14, in'cludins twenty-flye feet ot
music. Send for catalogues and price list. AU
dresa SHER3IAN, CLAY & CO.
. fiole Agent for the Pacific Coait.
f Cor. Kefarny and Sutter St., t;
i V; San Frauciaco, Cal.'
For prices and. terms, address .
BHEUMAN, CLAT 6 CA.
General Agents for PariHs Coast
Cor. Kearny ami Sutter Sts.,
San Francisco. Cal.
a . PEENTICS & CO.,
Portland, oa
Gexeiiai. Agexts roxf the North
Pacifc Coast.
W SJSSSS3
Next door to the Metropol.ua
" Iloschurg, Oregon,
The undent izneJ has onend a npat
and coit'irt;ldrt birder shro at t).n
p ace ahovn 4l"K,'rihfl.:in-l hin!? lom
experiruce ia hl.s pmfesaie'ii, -!jatitied
lie can give Hiitibiuctina to ail nru. tn iy
&;ivehhn a cdl. ; Hi; priw j-e nop
uUr, an.! follows:
llair futtidjr, 25 c ut3:havinoc, a5 cts.
Alt Iafc U a firnii, and tiat shall
my work as a harti" T um
wllliriir to be put to the Ut.
n4D ClIAfiLKB HAW.RY
T. W. MORGAH,
AT THE OLD ESTABLISHMENT
OF MOSE? APPLE, NEXT
DOOR TO MARK'S &
-CO., OFFERS FOR
SALE TIIE FINEST VATITETV
f I? TAJ? A PPA ' firn 4 Tin ?tv
m a m v a j w j 9 i a tJ s a
CONFECTIONERY EVER
OFFERED ITi ROSE
BURG, AT
PRICES LOWER THAN THE
LOWEST. CIGARETTES A j
SPECIALTY. A FINE
SUPPLY OF 1JOLI
. DAY COODS
In the County Court of th Jwte ot Orey-ra for the
County Ht lioula. In the matter of the estate of
WotxUon IVlUj.soa deceiseO. Citation for sile of
real estate.
T J JOEL PATTEHSOX, AKGSLTn CKOUCH,
Martha Jape Lee, and Lovev lir:r, heirs at U
and next of kin of Wooixon P.t rn de ased. In
the name of the State of Onrjjn, reetinjr: J. A.
Kirkendall, , administrator f .' eai.l eitaie, having
heretofore filed in the sai l County Court of Douglas
County, Oregon, hi petition a -kitv- for an order to
sell the real estate belonging t- th.' est'.te ot said
deceiwd, to-wit: TheSmta h Uf .f N.jrth half of
denation claim No. 40, of Abr.triam Patsrn and
wit, situated in Douglas county.- Oregon, containing
100.45 acres (exeeptinjr therefroi one acre of the
northwest comer of said land). Tho court havinjj set
Tuesday, the second day of Janmry, at the court
bouae of said eouuty, a time and plase for hearing
objections to said petition, and ordered that citation
be served upon tbe heirs and next of kin of said de
cc.Ased, and it appearing by the return, upon said cita
tioa that Lovey Porter, an hair at law of the said de
ceased could not be foutid in oaid State and county,
the court therefore duly maJo and enteral its order
conti-iuiujf the timo for baaxintr objections to said
petition until Febnnry 23;h, liii, t' o'clock a.
m. of said day, at the court hou-te i' Ruebttr.', ire
fn, at which timo you and each of you and all other
persons interested in staid estate, are required to ap
pear in said court and eho cats o, if any there be
whjj an order f sale should nit ho made as praved
for in the petition. .This citation u pablUhed by or-
der of Jos. S. Fitzhnjh county JuJfc-.i
Attest: O. W. -KLMB VLL, County Oe.
Htivis A RiXL, ettorneys for adjouaistrator. -JaoOsf
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