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About The Douglas independent. (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1883)
THE INDEPENDENT. SATURDAY, Mi.aillll.il ,11 II APRIL, 7th, 1883 VAl,AUUEI, LODGE A. F. M., WILL VY bold lecular meetings on WedtieB--Jfc day on or before each full moon. J. C. FULLERTON, W. II. I. Caro, Sec. PniLETA l'.IAN liodcre, a 3. 1 0. O jj. meets on liiarertay evening, ot each week at 7 o'clock, in . their hall at Rose bur jr. Members of the order in good stand lag are invited to attend. By order of tlioN O. UNION ENCAMPMENT. No, 9. L O.O F.. 'meets at Odd Fellows' Hall on the 1st and 3d Fridays f every .month Brethren invited' to attend' VigitiDr : LBelfils, C, P. A. C. Marks, Scribe. UMPQTJAGRANGE, XO . 28. - Pi ox will meet hereafter on the 1st tfatur ot each month, at Orange LI all, in Rose bur?. All nje rubers in good standing are cordially invited to a. tend: . ? ; .Jas, X Cooper, M. . , J. P. Duxcax, Sea rT? UMPQUA CHAPTER NO- 11. F. I J&i'-i A. M.. hold their regnlar cotumu 4wsssSM5nicattons every first and third Tuesdajr in each nioatu. All jembers in good standing will take due and timely notice and govern themselves accordingly V.eiting companions are invited to met with the chapel when convenient. J. C. FULLERTON, lis 'P.. V. I. FrIEBLAJTDER., Wy. S HAEECLTON Dealer in Brags .bxsL Offers for sale in lienor Tin; 4000 pounds of Pioneer Wliitc Lead; SOOGalonsSalcm Boiled Linseed Oil; 259 gals. Tur- pentinc; A complete stock of Paints, Ernslies, Tarnishes, arid Can Colon (If you are going to do any painting ca!i and get prices before purchas ing Elsewhere.) A complete Assortment of School Books, School Stationery, Writing Paper, Envelopes, etc., which J will sell very Cheap. Gar den Seeds, Patent Medicines, and everything that is kept in a first-class Drugstore. Or ders by mail and Express promptly attended to. Farmers and others desiring a genteel, lu Wative agency business, by which $5 to $20 a day can be earned, send address at once, on postal, to H. C. Wilkinson & Co., 195 197 Fulton street, New Jtork. Notice. All persons holding coun ty warrants dated after May 17, 18S2, up to October 30, 1832, are notified that interest on the same ceases from and after March 1,1833. W. N. Moore, " County Treasurer. Lumbermen s Meeting. All persona D2ed in manufacture and sale of lumber in Douglas County are request ed to meet in Iioscburg Saturday the 5th day of May, 1883 at 2 o'clock P. M. to arrange and agree upon a uniform price for the different grades of lumber manufactured at the various mills in the county. N. II. Rone. Pv.- A. Booth. V A. Palmer. Clarke & Baker. Saubert & Noble. , Libxral Lectures. Dr, J. L. York of San Jose, Cal, the noted liberal or tor, has been delivering a courso.wf leC' tures in Jacksonville during the past week, which will bo concluded this evening. Large and increasing audi- euces have greeted him and the argn ment he has advanced attracts attention from the whole couiaiunity, irrespective of creed. However great the opposition to his doctrines is, it is generally admitted that he.is one of the jnost forcible and polished, lecturers on the coast. He treats on a diversity o subjects, not confining himself to. one line of thought entirely, and has the faculty of making h'mself interesting in alL Dr. York will make a tour of Oregon, leaving Jackson county nex week. Jacksonville Sentinel. ELDORADO SPRINGS. Te all persons suffering with any nasal ca tarrh affection of the throat or stomach, I will state that last Fall that myself and mem bers of my family were suffering with ca. tarra in the head and myself with an affec tion of the stomach. That I purchased a allonpf the mineral water taken from the spring on the Sonth Umpqua, 3 miles west tot Roseburg, of G. M. Jones, Dr. Hamilton agent, and can testify that both myself and family have received great benefits from its nse. My son Andrew Willis was sufferipg very much from nasal catarrh , and by the use of this water has entirely recovered and is now welL I can unhesitatingly recom mend it as the best medicine I have nsed in my family for any of the above named com plaints. Rev. W. A. Willis. If you fail to attend the I. O. O. F. lebiTion you will raisi a big tbirrg. t ! LOCAL ITE2IS. Coal tar and pine tar for Bala at Hamil ton's drug store. " A large acreage in Marion and Linn coun ties will be planted to hops this, year. - The late rains have dressed the earth in green foliage. A fine assortment of carpets jnst received at Caro Broa. Prof . J. E. . Day of Roseburg, is to take charge of the Myrtle Creek school. The Spring term commences next Monday. Grand opening of late importation from the East, at Caro Bro& ' Best quality of note paper ten cents per quire and envelopes five cents per bunch of 25, at Hamilton's. CaII early, you "will lose bargains which are offered at Caro Bros. x j . On last Thursday John Eubaaks, living in Oakland, met with a serious accident by his horse falling upon him and breaking his cel lar bone. Messrs. J. J., Samuel and Win Whitsett, - i John Newman and others from Deer Creek, left Wednesday morning for Seattle to look for locations. We predict that they will. without exception, return assured that there is no section on the Pacific slope equal to old Umpqua. f Caro Bros will sell goods cheaper than any other house m .Oregon. If you don't beliave it call onjthem The dance at the skating rink Thursday night, was a pleasant affair, and enjoyed by the young people. The music by Lynch'a String Band was of the best; At the wee hours of midnight, the dancers partook of supurb repast, which is pronounced by all who partoos an excellent supper. Bring your produce to j Caro Bros. if you want full value for them. We pay cash. j Miss Fanny Wright, recently from Illi nois and visiting friend in the French set tlement, on last Saturday had the misfor tune to fall while crossing a fence and dislo' cated her shoulder. Dr. S. Hamilton was called and succeeded in resetting the dislo cated shoulder and it is to be hoped the young lady may soon recover from the in jury. f .1. i. .a v . 3 1. ah villus vl in ess ltwwuh xi ueurucK 1 prices at Caro Bros. The next quarterly meeting g of the M. E. at CaujonviUe, Church South, will be held April 14th and 15th. Eev R. C-' Olesby P T? sill An hinH. fitif ..v I eeble to attend. All are waiaU iavited to attend. The Odd Fellow's celebration will be one of the grandest aifaifs xf the kind that has ever taken ilace in Southern I r. av i b fiftTi n t i n r i r nra traii i a rw . p.v..vu w uj- i the Republican press 'that the Democratic!, . . i tiuii wive wuum Buuaeoiv receae ana leave i Kuir tcioug emu ic I the party helpless on the sands. The local elections in York, this spring proved that it had not receded to any appreciable I 1 nAaw u V I cjk.bcuv, mivi un biia ucwg vviun irun vuio . .1 tv . . 1 , , ,! licaa city of Cleveland by three thousand majority, for the first time in twenty years Everybody should attend the Odd Fellows' celebration on 'the 26th and witness the grand balloon ascension by Prof. Vou ilontfrofer. Hon. I. 'N. Smith, former prosecuting attorney for this judicial district, died rt cently, and the members of the tar present at the Circuit Court at Corvallis, on the 2Sth of March, passed appropriate resolu tions. I. N. Smith was a cood lawver and exceijtionally quick ia discovcrinsr the weak point in his opponent's case. He was well knowi?to the old residentsj of this county, notedly as a lawyer but as a voluntr in the Indian war of 1855-6 and was held in hish esteem. He was an Iioucst, consciei.- tious mia, a good citizen and a true friend Boys, if youwant the latest s'yle hats and neckties call on Caro Bros. n"i . . t -r . j. ii . i r .. . I aiieexnimHongivena iue ciose oi iss season and reflected much 'credit noon both t'aeher and nr.holars. Knarii will not neriftit our giving to each performance the notice - t, were all cood and the variety so arraased that although it lasted well into the night none of the numerous auditors tired of the performances. The opening Bong by the small pupils was excellent ana well executed. The sick baby and rnimmic doctor by Miss Lane and Master Ray McClellen deserves more than a passing notice- and entitles Ray e ii ... .i. x il. If 1 a. I luuy as muca w-tuu hup oi uctor of the make-beheve doctors who assume to . . ... i i , , i . .. a. ms, uow v im.j t.vrvv.- ies at greatly reduced prices call on Caro Bros At Hamilton's dmir siore. quicksilver. Sulphur, lime and a cheap' tn ado. of coal of for doctoring sheep. Miss Alice Mosher takes charge of the Soutn ienmiie scnooi wmcn commences next Monday. The directors hive made an excel- lent choice, as she has had! experience and is a well qualmed teacher. Charles Hodge of Portland, the leading! member of the firm of Hodge, Davis & Co.. died at his residence of pneumonia and was buried on last Sunday, byj the Masonic tra- termty, lie was born m; J8Z, ana came to vaitivi ia tu vn; ouu a vmv wa w . vi uauu in I860. He leaves a wife and one child, He was chairman of the board of trustees of the Unitarian church, President of the board rtf Rfhrvnl dirftrtora. trajnrr nf Willamotfo 1 No. 2. Free and Accent Munn and an active and valuable member of the! board of trade. He was highly respected by the business cemmunitv of Portland and bis less is nniversaUy lamented. The value of the fruit crop is very mnch nnderrated, especially - ia Southern Oregon, As a proof of its importance we copy a letter ofWallisNash of Corvallis. He says; sent a sample boxof dried apples to New York last Peceniber. They were submitted to three leadiug houses la the trade there, and priced at 16 cents per pound at that time. I also sent a bottle of dried plnms, similar to one I have just sent vou by ex- press, and they were ppnonnced equal to the best foreign fruit ia fche market. Simi- lar fruit ia sold extensively in London for dessert purposes at retailprices varying from 45 to 60 cents a pound j -: DEADS HEWS. Raja in abundance. Roads getting muddy. Times very lively and farmers happy. Travel to Coos bay, by way of this J O - .11-1 - II 1 '. - . . I jnaco aim oc0iwuur5 iiveiy. An active agent of the Daily Stan- J dard was in town last week. He says he exnects to carry hii bed with him on his next trip out this way. j i The Commercial Hotel under the I suppervision of Simp Becklev is doing a rushing business, and travelers find there a pleasant homelike place to stop. Mr. J. W. Krewron. while in PorU land last week purchased a very large stock of Geneial Merchandise, and we find as a consequence that he is crowd- ed with customers. Several cases of Scarlet fever have been reported in the vicinity of this i ... .... I place lately. 3lr Ueadnck s chtldien have been afflicted, and now there are 1 several cases in the family of Mr. a i j : iU e n r i Ellsworth of Com stock. Messrs. Anlauf Bros, are tired of having two store build in ra. so they 8 re I mnvin t.l.fl whalo storlr ir.tr th old Drain building, and have rented the . ft 1 TT L 1 fi. oanuers xaous lor a suare ruuui. Aiwr a general clean up, and after straight- St. . . ening up the stock on hand they pio no to brin on a larera stock of new jr o - - a - b . . . . . . ,1 carry the best stocK ot netions ana stationery, and has accordingly ordered " . J an immense stock of goods of that line. II proposes to keep only first clais good?; which ho sells at reasonable nri... ... prices. - ilia I .1JLtaJa AVtll J- U44VI VVU Wal VStUI V 44) Va I l.f,plv frnm frarr?nir.. hai bTi in tnwn I j . I visiting with friends duringthe week " - 9 - 1 ' Dr. J. W. Strange, a first-class Dentist, after having spent several years d - n branches of hh J r P"w, F1,M!B uu is very busy all the time, vve re Pleased to know that he has been yerv successful in all his work, and that ho is a first class workman in all the t i t i i rancues oi uis pioiesaiun. . - . Mrc 11 A Prk nS. Ate Of KOKfi- t i, v tv. txi- triii rtr im f : i ri i f ii iiki rrrt ii.ii. w n l .r ti understand Sue contemplates living nere J'n the future, her poor health demand ino- a removal from Roseburg. TT T T J T ft ir ni 1 XLOU. o. l. jjuiuiy aim xj. j. ivici- lan were in town aurinf uie wees. Dr. D. H. Strvlter Has Cone SOUttl " I fr location to practice his profession, n.8 Acaucwjf au iui T'" 1,1 all aoout tfzow, ana an lais amount ha tiw1 iK Kiif aKniif 9 wliirh Das been paid l DUt aDOUC $00&, WUICU is all the debt hanging over that insti tution. a n1w.t.' of Hnfttli Till. hirl t o the raistortune to lose his house by fire on March 6th. Los3 about $2000 As yet ru) cause has been assigned for tne firef an(i the origin is a matter, of '.. Th n..n.if.inn t.buft it J " rr Was caused by mice carrying matches I into the frame work of the building, Und from seme concussion they became i muted and caused the fire. n . A Br..i.ftH1 ftf aca-Ut iVr Ml" Addl Fullerten has tempc I ! t 111 m T ran IV Ciesed ner SCUOOl at Xin rOC V 4 ley. I t- . ttj-i.:ii ' 1 i sick with scarlet fever, and every j precaution is being taken to confine it to tnat pace. No danger of its being I g d jg ftpprehended. f r Three tramps who passed through town recently, wished to "ste al a ride'' , f t m t : , , ( . . . t a stand at the station soon took a com i i n i i i lortauio tscau uu mo uxuh. uai uuuei , , , , T..l xl. -t- it.- i tuo "ulu"" I lancQ 01 Drase.nan, aau xvoaa-master Joknsouhe was discorered, and the train stopped a moment after starting and the poor fellow was commanded to come forth which he did, and the crowd A ,;f,'.u. .f ft,. nn U1 - - .w had the audacity to laugh at mm rior.t in bis face." Mr. John Barker will in a short time j remove his saw mUl from the farm of M Wilson near Yoncalla. to that of , .4 , .- in U. i ' quaters will no doubt bo crowded with J work, and have . plenty ; of timber to I work up. The members ol the Uhrutian cnurcn contemplate building a church house Lu: fk Ut I I .... , . , , , t wca" w wuo ViV "v"w? a & a a, a, Aj-e. MAnjsmi n Allan Mr. A. J. Barlow, agent for thocel- ebrated Kimball Organ has been in town several dayi recently in the inter- 'lJ estsof that intrument I Raffle. W G. Woodward la- OB exhibition at his harness shop in Hose burg a new sad He, just finished, with silver horn and mounting of excellent workmanship and pattern, which be pro- poses to ratne. Oil on the 26a OI the present mouth. All should call and j see it, as it is ft beauty. Une dollar a Jf nance. OOUKTTOOUET. APRIL TERM MONDAY APRIL 2nd 1883 PROBATE PROCESSINGS. In the matter of the estate ot Harri nn Rim 'HflpBiueil. Vinal account of Rie administratrix allowed . .... . BttttU:h a(?m;n;str.trir and her bondsmen discharged. la the matter of the estate of Wood- sen Patterson deceased. License graut ed J. A. Knykendall to sell real estate, commissioners court Wednesday April 4th lcoo. Resignation of Douglas Levins Jus- tice of the peace for Cow Creek Precinct. D. Montgomery appointed Justice I . ' rt ft 1 TV ot the peace lor saw tow v.rc xie- cinct. The following persons have been ap- pointed Road Supervisors: John Cof- r District No. 42, Bird Lawson Ik i- . . -.T fA T) T r district ro. . xvuui,i iu- rrvam in - tiiSLrint X U. i)t. a. w. jljco , w Patterson L a;.-: v l f! AT Wait far district No. 39. The allowance to C. TT ),..:il ;nntimior1 I Mr. W. Harper is now canvassing Dons- las countv for the sale of that new and inier- oatinr hnok referred to in a former issue of our rmDer. entitled "Thoushtson Daniel and the ilevelation," from the pen 61 Professor who has devoted some thirty years to the studv of this subject, and treats of these prophecies in an instructive and interesting r . . . . manner carrvmirthe nnaa oi readers tnrouffii e of antiquity down to our own time, tho wing the certainty with which the prophecies are being fulfilled. The books b delivered about May or June. .... , . . The rassuon playt XM presentation ci which has been forbidden in New York by fun Mivnra anil flit tori v nnnnnffrl bv t. (Tn . -rr- , clergf ' hM tart been n" bet0P. h! members of ' the press and a few invited fri,ds. The editorial criticism is that it is not sacrilieions but stupid. We hope the associated press will now give us a rest on i Salvini Morse. 1 San Francisco crilt-edcred butter, composed I . U rr . . &. OI villainous ana unpaiatame mixture, 43 n-. n ..... r u j j T- " -,ZT "; .Tl ngures that thefarmets of this land of moist suiuuu ik utci vliu mu auvu . iwiuwu ure, where grass grows in abundanco and the fields are ever green, cannot compete with it aad in conseq uence their (lalries ar. 1: 1 -1 II a .1 jB.ij.l- i part ; ef the year. Even the granger is forgdd to bay tLi, ,frti milture Ip their hot cake in hg fat a portion .1 tbe jyear. Why doee not some ambitions Re- l'blican et P protective tariff that will relieve out State from this imposition and . .UOU2h lor nOOie Consumption, WlllCU the Mineral price of 40 cents per : pound fails . to do. A Soon and a Blessing Beyond Price If Qompouad Oxygen never affected a j : 1 t . j: i. i i 1 j iurcivu.ui iijru-, wuw vuij its progress and made the invalid life mere r n easeful eave refreshing sletp to tne sleep- a nw .,m f t ta tv t thi icat ' ' - . w and nervous, freedom from pain to these whn anfrVr. lirinfin' nunithin anrl rVipr- fulness into sick rooms it would be a boon and a blessing beyond price. That I does all this aud more, we have the Lm-!-n nf v ,1- f u ..- .. a. x i. n., - mtin vviutj uuuci vui iicatiiieui. uui I Treatise on Compound -Oxygen, its nature, action, and results, with reports of casps ii information, sent tree. 1RS. I fi-rlrtYVY i At. Pii rn c ' i . ' orARKKX a, rALEit. iiu uiKAM) Strket,- Philadelphia, Pkjtnstlvama All orders fi. th f'nrinnnn.l Ovwcron j.iuui iiMiiusunimtvreu w ii. jj. uu- ews, OUo JH on tgomery Street, oan r rancisco, will be tilled on the same terms aa if sent di rect to us in Philadelphia. as.1 j n.n ,.. g LETTJG5, LIST. The following lettr remain in this office and un called (or. . Parties calling for the saine will plaase say aJvcrtistd: Barker I P Motherhead Ed win Mosher John . Fingston A J ' ! Roberts WilTettia " ' ' Roseburg WO , Roberta Ann Senders F -Sprague Harley Sargent Harvey , Stone Frank Ktandly Ogiai Taylor Jas M Thrall Ignite Wanescot Jacob Wade IClizabetf; Wade Henry Woodrum J H Whitlow ED Hill Miss Hawarih R Elmer Jackon C W Kennedy F H 2 MsCulIochWT , 11. C. STAXTON, P. M. Brush DL Brown John Bridget Scala Bjowii Mr Bragdon Ilarry ClancJasQ Cox WW Coke Thomas 2 Cohn Ike Crosby Uava Cox AC Davis Mrs F Fisher W H French Hymaa Felix Frits Green Cello Glliam Steve Goodwin Jos Hawk Natdan Hughes Minord Q Kelsay Jas C Levins Jane Grand Celebration AT . 64th Innivirsary of American Odd Fellowship ' . " . . " XHUlifeJJAi:, ArlaLiZO, ICC 6. "RrArrispaat tbf flrnvfl P.-AVftr Vv tba jiiercises ai tne orove-j-nayer oj ine Chaplain, Bro.C. Gaddis. Itroductorj Remarks by Bid. AT. F Benjamin. Oration lfon. J. K. Weatherford P. S. of Albany. r-r v . i ir s v ocai ana instrumental iiusict Basket Dinner tO which all are invited with well filled baskets. The whole to conclude with a grand Ball in the evening. TicVets'St 50. Excursion tickets will be sold at all ' stations on the O. i C. K. R, at 40 per cent, of regular rates, ; good from the 25th to the 27th inclusive. T. Ford, ) W. T. AVRianT, V Committae. J0H CttAtJ, J mTCMB 111 ON THE MAURI AGES- DEWE Y-ELIFF. Monday, April 2, 1S83, at the Cosmopolitan hoi inkseburg, by . k. i nzuugii, vouuty uuge, jaa i. i uewey to r loreuce tlili. - j MULKEY-GTJYER Monday. April 2. 1883. at the residence of Jude ritzhnch. .Tam Mnllrv t M-rtr Ton. f'v'n f,?h James AlulHej to alary Jano Oujcr, fcoth ui uuugiastuuuiy. . I "-NOTICE! the. entire. &tucz at of: tie estate aj: j? Maed Ts.t ! - i ela&e aat the at femaffeatflcf - In lit hiLr3Si rnt ' CAi 9 ST. 2fi. SHatLd. JSarrr Kli'nV &hnn ; , . . SPRING OPENING! The Misses- Smith will open .. . tJioii chnn c-4nn4 i south of lIrs. omnlftn's. nnsl 1 1 display their KCW stock of mil- r .. Hnery goods, Oil TllUrsdaj', April oth. Ladles arc invited , tn Ml nnd nnr Elnfc. Rni. K k Wl . "'vu., .ii,B, tt. AU new RllUOi the latest StySes just received frOIll San Fran-' . Ia the' Circuit Court in and for Douglas county. Nannie J. Moore, plaintiff, Aiff, ) dant ) Suit in equity for a . . divorce. tn THE name oc the tn the namu oc the state ok 0:tE 30.v. X yvu. arc iiere.y reijuiruu io ai)ic;ir ana answer I nie J. Moore, in the above entit.li.il is!iit. nn r.r hofnrj. the first day of the next rular term of said court, i v.r wi r- Tno ErertTin awitiiinv rnn inr r.r t!m' to wit: the second Monday, the 14th dav of Mav. 1833, ana 11 you tan to so answer the said complaint 1 the plaintiff will take judgment ayainst you for want 01 an answer and will apply to the court for the le lief demanded in said complaint to wit: for a decree dissolving the marriage contract existing between the plaintiff and defeudaut, for the t-ustly of tho 1 minor cniiaren, Lenviiay aioore and Ltiicl J. Moore. for euch alimonv as "tha court mav doem last and proper and for the costs of this suit. This nuiarooiu I i. milililt.:! Vt- nnlo. .f tl.o II I. C Tl 1.. 1 of the said circuit court for DoivIim r.-tnm v xt. f niaae aau entcrea reo. b, IS33. i .1 w. riiVTrTrtv ms-Tw p ami:ir8 attorney. , filTvIftK inthe Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon for tho County of Dowlas. I A. F. BrOWn n!5F. huit in Equity Lavrence Plowman ,- to Hester K. Plowma)i j l oreclc a mortgage. 11 yman Abramdef. I l'" jaiiiu,ivvc rwiuu.i asu ncMcu r.. mo LA WHENCE PLOWMAN AXD HESTEB E. i I i'ioman. dciendants m the above entitled euit. In the name of the suite of Oregon, you are hereby required to appear onu answer tha complaint niea u, niainiin A. i' . i.rown. on or te:or tha lirat uav i oi tne next regular term or saui court, to-wit: me of the next regular term of sail courf. to-wit: The econd Monday the 14th dav of Mav. A. IW1S33. and u you la.u tr answer said complaint the plaiiiutt will take judgment against you for want of an answer and will apply to the court ffr the relief demanded in said complaint, to-wit; For a inclement and decree tnat tne mortgase aeea (fleacnoed in tha complaint; oe auiy rorcciosea and tne mortcajred oroperty to wit: The S. E. 1 of the N W. i and N. J of the S. K. i and the 8. i of tho 8. E. I of sec tion 24. T. 25. S. R. 7 W. of Willamette meridian of lands in Douglas county, Oregon, he sold according to taw ana mat tne proceeds of tne sale be applied in payment oi tne costs and expense oT the fore closure aod sale, and that the claim of the defend- ai.t, Hymau Abraham, be rscertained and paid out of said proceeds, and the amount due to the plaintiff upon saia note and mortgage be paid tliereiroin and tne oaionce, if any, tie paid to said defendants, Lax renco Plowman and Hester E. Plowman or their heirs or assiens. This summons is puh'ishe 1 by or der of Hon. It. S. Bean, Judge of aaid Circut Court, aateo uarens. ic3 HERMANN and BALL, n50 7t Attorneys for PlaintiS. Executor's Notice. TT0TICE IS H5RF.BY OlVEJf THAT F. P. HO- JLl gan was appointed Executor of the last wi!l and i testament of J. C. Hoed Sr., deceased ;late of Dong- las County, Oregon, on the liil h day of March, lrfSS, 1 by tfce County Court of said County, and has duly quoliried as such Executor. Aii persons having I claims against said estate are hereby notified to oie sent the samg, witli proper -vouchors to me at my store in the Crane building Hoseburg Douglas conn- i ty, Oregon, witian hx months from da.e hereof, and an persons owing said cstute p.re required to make immediate payment to tne undersigned. . r. r. HOUAN, Executor. A.-r CAMrBiiiii, attorney for Executor. m50-7t I Administrator's Notice. I "W-otice is hereby given that the un- I Ll acrsicmed has beeu duty annointed bv the Coun- tv Court of Douirlas county. Orejrin. and has a'tiall I fled as administrator of the estate of Robert Mc- I Clanahan, deceased, late of said countv. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notnled to present the samet witll 1)ropcr V0Uchers, to me at canyonvuia, in iwugias county, Oregon, within six months from date hereof, and all iwrsons owinur said estate are required to make immediate payment to tne undersigned. jiiaki MCCLAri aUAN. : L. F. MoauRR atty. for administrator. ; March 10n1883. European Steamship Tickets. CONFERENCE RATES. I miCKETs sold to and from at.t. parts of X Europe to all I points of Oregon, Washington, i Idaho and Montana, at greatly reduced and lowest i I nM k"4 ISteamship Company. Hamburg American I Packet Company. White Star Line Steamship Com nofuima nun aver mm in inv n7 nnN' Nnrtn t;r. pany. Red Star Line Steamship Company. Amarl (can Line Steamship Company. Apply personally ar oj tetter to 7 oELDNDORFF, nAR"ET, and LEAHY. 2To. 10 Wwhington stivet. National Bank Building, f. v. jsox bo, Portland , cugon. Notice -.'-of. Filial Settlement. TN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF X Oregw toi the county of Douglas In the mat- wr . "u,p c" OI -"erx dicAair do t' 11 ntLr?;cl 35 ,v.v, . - - : ?"v" , . v the partnership estate Cub McNair deoeased. nas liled in said County Court his final account of the . v.7. -.. ... ...v. Wu., arenereny requested to present the same to me at mv tU order duly made and chtercd on the first day of re3idenoe on Days Creek Oregon, with proper vouchers April, 1883, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, at the owini? uvte are notified to mak o immediate pay Court Houo in Roseburg, a time and pluce f r hear- merit to the undersiirtHid. ing objections, u their be any, and fijr the settlement oi said account. ISAAC boyl&s, administrator af aaid estate. Dated Van 10. tSSS. Notice to Creditors. to the County Court of the State of Oregon for the fpo XHK CllKulTOKS AND ALk reKsuas 1 t to.rr:ta in the estat of Lesh Linville deceased. .n. fcorohrrn.uifinrl that. William Linville Waal bV orucr of the Couutv CVurt duly mde aad eatered in enan, on the 14th day of Februaiy, A.D.ISS, appointed administrator of the estato said deceased, aaietter dulv il t hira. All pcnon hvuig tlaiuw against said estate are hereby required lo pre sent them, duly venaed. to sai l aduumstrator, at sua pluce of nwRlence iii Oanyouville veciuct, Doulaa ccntity, Oregon, within bix mouths train tue nrsft pubaoatkju oi'thio notice. w J LLl Ait LIS v J L.L1E, aauun.stratcr. Hated February 17.A.1X. l&Si. , Administrator's IVoticc. "VTOTICF. M HEREBY GIVES THAT THE UN ill dersUtied has been duly appointed by the County Court of Dou?la3 county, Oregon, and -has : quaMfiod as Administrator of the estate of James Siillur, deceeaned, late of said county. Aovr all per sona having claims against said estate are hereby required to present the same, with proper vouchers. to nie at my residence in l oncaiia, in uougias coun ty, Oregon, within six months from date hereof, and all persons owing' said estate are notified to make immediate iKtyinent to the nndersined as aforesaid. , BENJAMIN HUNTIUToN. Hermann & Ball, attorneys tor estate. February 7, X'i&i. Notice to- Creditors, In the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County or Douglas, in tco matter 01 tne estate 01 Geonre lhl deceased. HO THE CREDITORS AND ALL PERSONS IN- tcrot1 in the estate of Ueorsre tbel deceased. You are hereby notified that fho undersurned, A. C. Cox, was, by order of tha County Court of Douglas County, Oregon, made and filtered iu said court on theGoaday February, 16S3, apppointed administra tor of the estate of said deceased, and, letters of ad ministration thereupon duly isucu to him. All per sons having- claims against said estate are hereby re quired to present thein, duly verified, to the under signed administrator at his place of residence iu Wil bur, Douglas county, Oregon, or at tiio county Clerk's olilce in the Court house, in hosebunj. within six months from Ob date. A. C. COZ, administrator. February 17, 1833. ' FAKMERU'ITTBNTIOA FOU.TnE BEST WEARING FOR, MEN AND BOYS AND THE MOST DURABLE KHOESfOR MISSES AND CHILDREN Try the Celebrated - SEBOjHTCSJi'iLO p0)1D' '- Manufactured by I PORTER, SLESSINGER, & CO. S Frsncisco. They are puaran teed to cive satistactton . Will no break in the back or rip in the - side All gocnis of this manufacture marie by white ra-iti. : No Chiuamea employed For 6alu by FLOED & CO., EOKTJURO. . ...YoNCALLA ......OAKLAND BOOH! BIIOS-..., E. II. YOUNG...... In the Circuit Court of the State of e;on for the . . uovy oi I Mnb K. Cloodwia. our.. Suit in equity Jo p Gv,winf dcf. for a dirorcs. Joseph F. Goodwin, def. To Joscnh F. Goodwin, defendant: In tho name of the state of Orejroa. ion are hereby required to appear and answei the complaint filed against you in the above entitled suit, by the plaintiff, Sarah E. Goodwin, in the above entitled .Wt and suit, on or before the fin dav of the nest I lYynihrtonn i.f Ktiiii rrtlirt. isi urit- cSrnnfl Mtin. day, the 14th day of May, A. D. 1883, and if you fail I to answer said complaint the piaintm will taxc juo ment asrainst you fur want of an answer and will ap ply to the court for tho relief demanded in said com- i t.iaint to wit: for a decree aiasoiving- mo marrvue I contract eNistincr between the ulainua and defend- I ant and for a judgment for the corta and disbuw- f ments incurred 111 sasd suit. This summons is puo- fin-n t. fM.Tirt iiiari hriiar- fl. ISM UK HMANN & BALL. Attorneys for plaintiff. 3-7w This Space is RESERVED FOR SPRING OPENING OF NOVEL TIES. AT CAEO BROTHERS; Admiiiistra.tor's.PfoUce. - 1 TvyoTICE IS HEREBY . GIVEN THAT FRANCIS -JLV Rondeau ha. been appointed by the County .Court w Oougias County, Oregon, administrator of the es- I jJ; i 1... .:.i . . Suta persons having claims against said estate t'rancifl Rondeau, administrator A. F. Campbell, attorney for adtalhletrater. BOOTS, ' 111 ' mm .. EI 4-." U - SHSSIDAII, jSuocesisO' to fhos. P. Sheridan) DEALERS IS HARDWARE, TIN WAttF; STOTS - Guns, Cutlery and Tir .iers Fur- nihin toudc. s TIHSTOSC' RQSEBUP.Oi GOil ITivin -secured the above business, wo are prepared to kt-p op its former goeeV name lur worn ana pncwi. bt of material vud always a foil stock of 'cuods on baud and it is our aim to far nisii customers witn nMicias arnuies let live vrice9 , A full stock of :ron ar.a steei lor saif, Tealers from abroad will receive pr;mpa attention. i a. c J Diix.nv METR0P0UTA?J SALO0H. T.0SEBURO, OREGON, HeCTJLLOCH & CO, 0XL V THE BEST BR 1 YD . 0F WINfiS. L1QUOHS AND CIQARS Kept on hand, and customers will findth's a peasant pjaoe of res rt. UiViUtt u call ono door Booth of tho Metro;olitau Hotel. DRY'S SALOON, Jackson Street, Koseburg The propretor of this well kn iwn and popular resort won'd thank histfriecdo fur their libe al patnnago in the pans aud w-ul J ask for a continuance of he same in the future,. The publio is informed that 1 keep none but the best br.-tnri of wines, Jiquors and cigars and that I sell over tlie.bar the celo hrato.d tsse Moore & Co. 'a Kentucky tthiske A good billiard table will be found in the saloon: also the leaiinc: pape of the world. Notice to . Creditors. In the Countv Court of the Stata of Oregon for the County of Doug:a. In the matter of the of J.-vioh Kisberger deceased. aW THE CREDITORS A-NO ALL PERS0X IU ' tcrcsted in the estate of Joseph Kisbergea da ceased, Ynu h hereby notified that tha ondy signed, O. K. P. Cain, was, ay order of the CtaaSjr Court of Douglas county, Crcgon, maas aud sMM in said csurt on the 15th day of January. 16S3, ar pointed administrator of the estate of saiu dMttwa and letters of administration thereupon duly iai4 ' to him. All persons having claims against eaid f tate are hereby required to present them, duly ,varU ficd, to the undersigned admiuLstrator, at his plaea f residence in Canyon ville p ecinct, Douirlas couaty, Oregon, or at the office of Hermann & Ball, in Rosa burg, within six montlis from this date. O. 1C P. CAIN, admhiistrator. Roseburg, Jan. 27, 1S63. JS OTIOE. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN AP. pointed lt.spect'r t.f feheyp for Douglas county, by the Hon. County Court of said county, and hav ing filed the necessary bond, is now ready to perform the duties appertaining to said office, w henever callo4 upoHi. THOMAS SMITH, Sheep Inspector,! Dong'.as county, Oregon . . Wilbur, Oregon, December 2, 1SS2. T.. R THOMPSON, K, II. THOMPSON, E.J. DE DART VT M HONYMAH ITS liompson, Eart t Co, 91 Importers and dealers in Coal, Iron, Steel, Hardwood Lumber and wasron material. 184 First st,, and 173 and 175 Froat st Portland, Oregon. Car naffe Hardware. Jan7 In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for tha County of Douglas. Susan Farrell, pl3., ) Suit in Equity vs. f Ir Thomas EL Farrell, dcf. ) Divorce. alO THO MAO II.' FARRELL, DEFENDANT: IS . tho name of tho State of Oregon you are hereby required to apear and auswer the complaint fll4 against you in the above entitled suit and court, on or before the tirst day of the next regular term of aid court, to-wit: The second Monday, the 14th day of May, ls8:t, and if you fail to answer said complaint the plaintiff will take judgment against you for waut of kn answer and will apply to the court for the relief demanded in said complaint, to-wit: For a decrea dissolving the marriage contract existing1 between plaintiff and dcf endant and for a judgment for tha costs and disbursements incurred in said suit. This summons is published bv order of Hon. R. S. Beaa. J jdge of said court dated February, 19th 18SJ. iiKMA,JX d DA. Li If . Attorneys for plaintiff. JL.OTJIS BELFILS, TTATCH3IAKER & JEWELUH Roseburg', Oregon. WHOLESALE AND- IlETALL. DEALER TN WA TCHES, 1 CLOCKS, JEWELRY A FINE ASSORTMENT OF SPEC TACLES, OF ALL KINDS. Call and examine our stock Wore purchasing elsewhere. , Don't forgsl the old stand of .- La BELl'ELCa By buying at dealers prices. V7ewill sell you any article for family or per sonal use, in any quantity at Wholesale Price. Whatever you want, tend for our catalojue ( free) and you trill find it there. We carry in etock the largest variety of goods in the United States. MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. a? & tg Wabash Avenue. CUt&s
