The Douglas independent. (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, April 14, 1883, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE INDEPENDENT. SATURDAY, APRIL, Hth, 1883. a lauhei; lodosaTf. M., WILT: jjyC li0'1 learular ruriHiufrs on Vednf-n-Jay on or hffore each full moon. , J. C. FULLERTON, W. M. I. Cako, Sec. rTT'v PIT LET A HI AM meets on Thursday eyrniag, ol ' each week at 7 o'clock, in their hall at How burjr. Members oftbeordir in good atan.-l i agr a i vitwd to attend. ISy order of the H I :1 Ml 1 nil ,rt ftlf'fc!1. I V . W I J If F.. meet at Odd Fellows Hall on the 1st and 3d Fridays ot every month.. Vinitiuo troiureu mvueu ij aiieua L, Belfils, C. P. A. C. Makes, Scribe. L' JIPQUA (TiLVkg eTno! 28, Tkj JI., will mwt hereafter -on the 1st atui' k ach month. at (Iran ge Hall, in - llo htir.' All meamhers in good standing me sordidly inrited to a.ieud! Jas. T. Coor-Eit, M. J. P. DuncaV, Sec, f-MUM "QU A CHAPTER KO. ll, F hf4M A. M hold their regular commu nications - every first and t . i r I T-iwIay in eac'i month. All members in good Hiandioir wiU take due atd timely u tic;e and govern theraselvere accordingly V.eiUnjr companiong are invited to mwt with the chapel when. onvi-nh-t. , J. U. JfcULLERTON, tL r. W. I. Fbiedlander., Ste'y." Caro Bros will sell good cheape v than any other hus in Oregon, j on don't believe h call on them. B HAMI3LTOM Dealer in era ITers for sale i:i Kejjs or Tip,; 4000 pourc&s of Pioneer Wlille Lead; 500 Galons Salem Coiled tinseeil Oil; 250 gals. Tur pentine; A complete stock ef Palatv Brashes, Varaislies, and Csia Color. (If you . are going to do any painting call And get prices before purchas ing Elsewhere.) A complete asiortment of Scaaol B&oke, School Stationery, l?rit ins Paper, Envelopes, etc. yzhieh I wiil r sell ; very acap. har den Seeds, Patent IlediciHGs, and everything that is kept in a flrst-clas-i Drusstore. Or !era by mail and Express promptly aU'cmled to. Farmers aai others desjrinj a genteel, lu . crative agency business, by which $3 to $-0 A day can bo earned,' send addce? at; once, n p wtal, to II. C. Wilkinson k Cv., 195 197 Fulton street. New York. VSOETABLEI.- -J. W. Dovll in forms the public that ha will keep cun jeUiiiiy on. haal a supply of ged pota toes and all other vegstables in " thsn oason. IlsuideTtco wst eido of the rivr, Iiowburg, Oregon. Orders may ba let at the postollice. Immenaa cash bargains at S. F. Field's. . " LfjMBKaMES3 Meetikg. -All persons nggd in manufacture and sale of I u usher in Douglas County aro request ed to meet in Roseburg Saturday the 5th day of May, 1833 at 2 o'clock P. .JUL to ari-ange and agree upon a uniform price for the different grades of lumber manufactured at the various mills in tha county, N. II. Rose. . R. A. Booth. W-A. Palmer. Clarke i Baketi. ' SaUBERT & IToELE. ELDORADO SPRINGS. Te- all persons suffering with any nasal ca tarrh affection of the throat or stomach, I will-str.to that last Fall that myself and mem berg of my family were suffering with ca tarrh in the head and myself with aa affec tion of the stomach. That I purchased a gallon of the mineral water taken from the .wring on the South Umpipaa, 3 miles west of Roseburg, of G. M. Jones, Dr. Hamilton agent, aud can testify that both myself and fami'y have received great beaeflts from its ne. My son Andrew V1IIi3 was suffering ery much from nasal catarrh and by the use of this water has entirely recovered and inow well I can unhesitatingly . j-ecom-rnend it as tho best medicine I have used in jsiy family for any .of the above named com plaints. Rev. W. A. Willis. Jtamense cash bargains -at S. F. FJoedV Boys, if you want the latest styles tats and n.fSktiea calKon Caro Bros. Immenss cash bargains at B. F. FloedV ' . AH kinds of dress goeds at bedrock prices at Caro Bros. Immense cash bargains it S. F. Floed's. Bring-your produee to Caro Bros, if you want full value for them. We pay cash. Immenso cash bargains at S. F. Fiod'a... LOCAL STEALS. Crial tar and pina tar for sale at Kaanil ton'a drujr 6tore. j - " We call especial attention to; the exceeding cheapness of goods in the price-list of Caro Bros1, advertisement, whiehj appears this week ia our advertising columns. . We acknowledge -4 he receipt of -valuable official document from IIui. L F. (trover aud are especiallyjlhaukful for two vol amen containing the report of the tariff com Hussion, i Best qnality of note paper ten cents . per quire and envelopes live ceuti per bauch of "25, at Hamilton's. The late raiu3 have dresscn the earth in rceu foliage. A tine assortment of carpet3 just rejeiviid at Oaro Bros. i If you fail to attend tit ? I. O. O. F. ceJebif ' ion you will miss a big thing. J. L- McKiuney will stanil his stall ion Lixijdurinj; th'J prese-it se isim at Carlon'b stahl in lioseburg, MeCu!Iiaha in Ttn Mile, at Myrtle Creek and Rooking ft'ass. Tlie horse is one of the bast i:t thy SUto and vriil bj in chre of W. O. Cleveland- j Grand opening, f.f lato irapottation fiOUl tliO Ktst, at Cdi'O Bros. Call early, you will lose bargains which, are oliWed at Caro lro3. In announcii g the marriage of Dr. Davis to Miss Wheeler, weak before last, wc acknowledged the receipt of cards and cake at this oCice. Lget toiue of the numer ous friends of these young pcopla should think they wera sighted 'in jreard to the nuptial card3, we wi.l state that card were onl.y sent to the local press. For the best line of f.iruilv grocer ies at greatly reduced prices - call on Caro Bi-oi. -1 It is rumored that Mr. Ka h-tt, the Super- j atendeut of the Northern V aeitic construe- lion, has turned over alt hiaj books and pa- pers to a successor and will accept an oiler of 1000 a inuiilh to take charge of the con struction ou t!ie O.Vfc. C. rjtilroad. J. B H riin, tlio present -iiaperjateudent, it is understood, wjii be given cllarga ot tbe con structing forces on the California end of the road, and the completion will be pushed forward with all possible speed ,this coming summer. . Evirybody sliotilJ attend the Odd F-Uows' ce ebrauon vii tho 3lh and witns the grand bnilooii ascension by Prof. Voii iloiitgofer. ) J. f. McMahon was shot and instantly k ;l led oo last Monday morning by his son Wiliina McMahoH, a yoang man of 24 years, near 1'hoenix, in Jackaon county. The trouble arose alout a Tftidow livinjrin i - tlio bouce, with whom Jbothj were intimate. The eon di.scovert-l his father in the widow's rt:n. The Jol!otviiig""moring they quar r cited. The fatl.tr litt thfj sou tevcrely on the head with a ttick. Thomson shot his father with a revolver, the riht eye and comh-Sjj out at head. . ' ' j jail entering the the back of 'the At Hamilton's dru; store, tpicksilver, Sulphur, lime al a cheap g'do ot coil oil for doctoring sheep. Elvard !. Northrnp. of J. Northrop i Co., of Port fatal accident fast Moa !iy. iHg t.n the kht Ives for the Crm of E. and, met with a VVbile search- Ifocie article, he stepped back and fell through a trap which wae uncovered, about twenty feet, striking on his bca(l,"fretunng h:s kktil! and break -ing nii Jrni. lie d.eti in abut three hour51. Mr. Nut trap was 43 years; of ae and com menced busiMesi iu Portland in 1652. lie vv-s atnoothtt active and (:utrriit.y men wa in aa ear.y day lni.lt up the city of 1V.".1 & I and i'as one of the mojt valuable oi hvr c: ; Uvos. Ho leaved a widow and five chihlreo. j luuvena cash bargrtir.s at S. F. 1' loed s. DIED. AlaKN la IloaeUuTsf, Tuestlay, April 10, Charles Frances Aiken, acd 5 cars, 5 months anti 7 days. i AIICEN In Roseburg, Thurs lay April 12, Iv.ez Aikeu, aged 8 year. 11 mouiha oixd 13 dayi. j The bereaved parent?, David S ami Fanny J Aiken, express their thanks to Mr J J Ca:lfteM and wife and other neighbors and frieudi for tha kiod attention and assistance !iicB they received, i;i muring and caring ior their children in their last illuess. "Cot cur Moaey'sj Worth-" This is the opinion of a gentleman is Iilc3 borough, 0., ;ftera trial cf Compound Oxy K'i in the case of his wife; "Her r.ppctite is much better can sleep! much hotter no frightful dreams such as she had before nsing the Oxygen ia much stronger doe all her work in the house and doors moves about tho house as nimble as a pirl of fifteen years. Id short, she is bet tor all over, and I think maney's worth. I shall a; Vor of the Oxygen to my m we have got or.r ways speak iu fa ighbors. Accost our -thanks for the good health my wife en joys. Our treatise on Compound Oxygen, its nature, action and results, with reports of cases,-and full information, sent free. Prrs. Stahkey an d PaleL 110.1 and 1111 Cirard street, Philadelphia, Penosylvania. All orders for tho Coihpoumb Oxygen Ilnma Treatment direetedj to H. E. Math ew., C03 Montg nery strejet, San Francisco, will 1 tilled on the same jenna as if seat di rectly to ns iu Philadelphia. Testimos-als G. -W. Jones," dear sir; Having been tronh'ed with dyspepsia for many years I was advi.sJd by W. F. John son to use your .miner.! water. I did so a; d do unhesitatingly say it tiid me more food than anything I had evcr'rUsed. It had an immediate effect. YonrsJ JOHN llOTVABD. Eoseburg, April 1, 1S3. This is to certify that l have used sae -cesfully the Umpqca miner! watr for fcix months, for nervous dyspopsia and debility of th whole system and 1 have found great relief and I miht say a n entirely cured. I have no hesitancy ia b;!ievin this min eral water tJ.be of greifi curative "value. Respectfully, , Avj. F. JOHNSON. - Koseburg, April 2, 1SS5. The Odd Fellow's celebration will be one of the grandest alTairs of the kind that has ever taken place in Southern Oregon; DKAIS UE"W3. Times lively. Grain mostly sound. The late rains make planty of mud. The Christian - Church will build a 1 house of worship this summer. Father Heiirich of your city was in town during the week. P. Applegate, agent for D. M. Os bom & Co. has a sample self binder made by that firm, set up and in run ning order. The several cases of fcarlet fever reported last week have about cov ered, and the future spread of that disease is not feared. The winter term jbf school, under the charge of Miss Annie Gisendorfer closed last' Friday, and the spring term opened Monday..' Per. It. L. Shelly of this place has announced a basket meeting at Flk t .n for the second Sunday in May. Or. J. "W.- Strange was called to Elktou to perform some dental opera tions la-st voek, aud again this week. The Doctor if kept quite busy and has good success. John O'Pioak, of the now; saloon seems to be vcty busy and to have a good run of business. . Jas. A. Sterling, the county assessor, leaves for Elktou in a few days. From every hilltop w-e have the tempting hoot of the festive grouse, or sea the-lifdit-steDptng foim of the C . a A O deer, but can only stand and gaze in disjrust knowing full well that the law Avas passed for the benetit of a lot of Portland sports, prevents us from shooting them. '- . "' , Immenso each barffains. at S. F. Flood's. ; : ' .W. C. T. U. At a meetinar of the W.)inen's Christian Temperanca Union held at the M. E. Church April 7th, a motion was passed to take steps loward establislu'ng a readingTroom'in Roseburg, and a committee was ap points! to ascertain if a suitable place could be rented for that purpose. This is rn enterprise which ought tu receive the sympathy and assistance of all friends of, temperance. A room made cosy and homelike, supplied with interesting hooks and the current liter ature of the day would be of incalcu lable value to lyoung men boarding at our; hotel? who are obliged to spend their evenings m bar-rooms or salooha To a young man away from home the hours of peril j are thoe between sun-f-.et and bedtime; for 1 he moon and stars see mure evil is a single hour thsn the sun in a whole day's circuit. The approaching evening brings with iu a ,fcn$e of loneliness and desolation, and in this .mood his best impulses becoa2 a simre to bi.11 and he is led astray -because he is social, aftVctionata, sympa thetic and warm-hearted. To such we would Kay "books are the friends of the friendless and a . library home for the homeless." We do not expect great results in the near future, but iie-rinthis work feeling that if we can save tmt one life from the environments of disipatiou we shall not have labored in vain. The Rami of Hope will meet at the M. E. Church Saturday, April Hth, at 2 o'clock p. M. : . Immense cash bargains at S. ;F. Floed's. COUNTY COURT. . " . TEOBATE BUSINESS. . Monday, Aprd 9t!i, 1SS3. In tho estato cf Gilhert McNair deceased; hearing of tinsL settlement continued until Saturday, April Hth. In the matter of tho guardianship of Charles aud llarrey Bingham, raiuor heirs of Solomon Bingham deceased; aale of real estate confirmed. . commissioner's court. Thursday, April 5. License to sell spirit ous liquors were granted as follows; Thomas D. Fu'ler in Cow Creek precinct. Wiil.atn Wade in Scottsburg precinct. McCulloch & Uotehkuss in Canyonville precinct. 3d. Manrer in Cow Crtek precinct. . B. M. Akerhladt in Gardiur precinct. C-M. Lewis in Cow Creek precinct. John O. Bonk in Pass Creek precinct. James W right in Cow Creek precinct. Max Brentauo & Co., for Cow Creek precinct. In the matter of the application for a comity road from a point on the road lead ing from Pass creek" to John Long's, to the main road leading from Corvallis to Bese burg. - Jacob Iiitchey, Isaac Eice and Ralph Cochran appointed viewers aud John Luttrtdl appointed surveyor to meet at YoQcalU, Ap;il 28, 1S83, to view said road and report at next regular term. Ia the matter of the' application for a county ioad froni Vonca la to Scotts valley, Hy- Underwood, Thomas Gardiner ! and Fred Metz appoiuted viewers and Jcthn Lot trell surveyor, to meet at YonclIa April 5, 1SS3, to qualify, view and survey said road and report at next tern f court. In the matter of change of the county . . , .... .'... . .., . . roaa commencing at nooning Uiass Bridge, running up the South Umpqua river through premises of James Davlin. Plinn Cooper, Charles Smith and James D. Burnett ap pointed viewers, and A. Iu Flint surveyor, to meet at house of James Davlia, April 23, 1 1SS3, nnalifv, view, locate and snrvev said road, as prayed for in petition. Friday, April f 6th. William Ajtcb ajK K' I."'-' --' : 'i .''.' : ' i - - . ;'..'4' ' - ' 'J'- pointed enpsrvisor of road district No. 47. Janjs II. Kay appoiuted Justice of the Peace for Calapooi precinct. Ordered that a warrant be drawn: on the treasurer for $2G0, " f O- K p in administrator f the estate of Joseph Kiss, berer deceased, on account of money be longing: to said estata having been paid to treasurer byA. IL Flint, Justice of the Peace, acting as Corouer. . herifl",a return cf delinquent tax roll shows dobtor To propei ty ta as per assassment roll $iG,9Si 23 Poll tax charged on assessment roll Amount atsessed by Sheriff en 701 00 property. 1,414 85 Amouut assessed by BhcriiT tu . : polls,.... ... 73 03 Total amount 'o account for. . . -?f9,173 03 i tONTKA. By poll tax paid assessor and not credited By property tax collected by as sts.ior and nut credited By property doubly assessed .... My poll tax paid iu Coos county. . By wrsng aaessmeut re-asessd 2 00 CO 10 -5 4(5 'it I 00 ly Sheriff" . .... Fy property tax delinquent 2,7di 30 By p;!l tar delii;iurito 3$) 00 By assessing propsvty amounting 149,i'5 By aa-.o int tun.ed ever to treas urer for year 1S62 43,555 00 Total . ..$10,173 05 ; In the matter of tho county road appro priated by the O. & C R. company be tween the city of Roseburg' aur th town of Myrtle Creek, in " Jjj'-gias conaty, Orego-i. Ordend that if railroad company maUCs a good and sufficient deed for the right of way thcoughthe lands of .Stephenson, where ti e road is now located,. JuJa Fiuhugh is au thorized to sign acceptance of road. ' Saturday, April 7, 1833. Daniel Brown admitted an inmate of county poor house. Li the matter of 'repairing tho fence en closing the Court House grouuds, on Main etreet. ; Jrtdgo Fitzhu;h authorized to pur chase Etrin f land' between Court House grminds and Main street and cause a good and 5 ibstantial fence to be erected on the west and south side of Court House grounds. In tho matter of the change in the county road in District No. S3, N. Cocklerese, J. II. VVhitsett ?nd Otey Boon appointed view ers and John Batker surveyor, tu nieit at N. Cocitlerese's house April 25, 1583,vyiew, lo cate and enrvey tha change and report at next term of court. Accounts allowed and warrants drawn en the treasury for 3,40 0. 3 T J. LYNGH, MERCIIAIi 1! TAILOR, - OE DOOR EAST OF MARKS' CIGAR STORE. Catting, 5eaiiii!Sf itnd Eepair ing Ioac at'lzart "mice. Notice far Publication. i21 Land Office at Rosztzna. Ckgo:t, April 11. l$s:. Notice is hereby piveu-that the following named settler has filed notice of bio intention to make final prod in support of his claim, and that saH pmof will bo made before Beg isterand Jieceiver at Kosvburjr, Orccoo, on Thursday, May 17. -1683, v.z; 1). B. Dickin son, heir at law ef S. I). Dickinson, do for the south half of southeast quar tor section 9, township 23, soutn raniji- 5 west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cul tivation of said land, viz; J. Paul, of Yon eal la, Oregon;':.. J. L. 'Cow n of Youcalla, Oregon; O. B. Jefierson, d YoueaUa, Ore ou; F. M. Andrews, of. Voucalla, Oregon. V'. F. BENJAMIN, Be-ister. 7JOTICT: IS IIERKfcY G1V.".N THAT THE UT- aewgiwl been api'ii'.?ed altmnUiratdr of U e er-'.ate oi C. V. Kuliinntt clet-ea-e l. Ail person hi-. intr cl-iai4'a.auist Kail estate v!. treent the Hiiiuto me prvj:e:-ly er titd, at the a of J. W. naiuiltou, in lloheburjr. an.l any jiersoiis kiowinir theuitielvvu hidebiud Jo siiid estato wili call and eti.le the wine. B. BtlOCKWAV, ad:nin. : J. W. Hamilton attorney. ml7-7i, FAHM FO R SA-I -o o riCOXSISTIKG OF .125 ACRES O" lam!, fitnatf-d 11 miles northast of RoS' burur, in Mount cott Frrciiict, One b u n;l ml acres p'ow land, the'-balance gwd pascure land, well watered and all under g od enee. V, nty of fir and oak .timber tor fencing and fui. Oooi farm lioure and 'barn and other out. buildings, and f,C0 choice fruit trees henrihg. Pr c. 8 per acre. Ii quire of on th premised, or Her mau & Bail, attorneys, bosebopj. The FasKoiis Unrivaled A strictly first-class instrument at 1 niodcrate price; Also . The Populai Pease Piano! A. L. BAN KOFT & CO., 721 Mai - st., San Francisco Solo agents fcr Pacific Coas!" FlnE ITEMS' FOR SALE 0n FARM COSTAiyrKa 1 AKD 30-rO acre:, IS mile from Hneeburp, on tn Vno IlaV slaje road, and known as tho "hijTiteotl Mlie House II:w pooil dellii!p, Ure bam ua outbousee, with orchard aud good ga,Uen ts wot fcnccL A Pood ai2i creek 04 t .r-uu tne rtaee, near tfce house and barn. ar. era ince rollimr Imii. Urnln .' and -. . i lCnty of timber lor fuel, fetit-inr and budd ng nrposea. Is a food tavern stand, be- tnuo. A LSO ADJOIKLVfJ A FARM OF JCO'-ACRIW "V. with good tlwclluij? and bnm and nut building itn a Deinns orchard, one-half po Imd and bai uce timber land, and all well watered. Ttise fcjnns ill be sold either together or ocratlv. bn mil J anee timber land, and all xU watered, f ae fc.na, i vv,li bt-s--J i either together or iratvly, to suit paroj.tra. Ajtply to llemiann & Ball, Kosoburr o.g'on. ' ALSO, m ACHES NEAR THE TOWN OF IyOf)kitu GIim, hi DouUs county. Ii5 acres of plow land of the best quality, balance fraatwe lund, with plenty of oak aud dr timber for fuel ana fenc ing. All Wf il w.iUfrei, with dwelling barn and -gni Orchid. Priw iwj. One thousand down, b.du.nce on eisy terms. Afe snnple t:tie rnra;itoed.- Er quire ofx Hermann it biuL kooarj. tr i. V, iff grte and staye station joiidny. ' Climata healtliv water pure. Tenui, purt cash and mrt on li!i--ii MCLLUJIQ jlllcluiSLCL tie ejitife stock cf. eueal IcscLaudike ofi tka estate, afi J & 2?lacd ' iillLL cla&e. ant tka sariiz at tLariail'kaliLii. Lglll lu'-lces. Ccu- CASH!- . ST. Sff. Lxad. 15 l!7: hovr .iEilliaory SIic-p, SPRING OPENING! The Misses Sn;t!i will ope i tlieir shop on Jaskssa street, jsontli cf Sirs. om5) ton and display their ner stock of mil- lineryfcood.s on Thursday, April otli. Ladies arc invited to call and see oar Slats, Bon nets, Ribbon?, noiTCiji, etc. in new cudoj the Litest style:? just received f em Siia fVau- cisco. "'' ; In th Circuit Court in and for DooUs county. tta:e m oreoa. J'.iTir.ie J. Moore, IaiGtlff, "i vs. f John W. Moore, dr-fsnda-'t J Suit in equity for a divorce. 1 H TifK NAMK OK 111K STATE Oi" O.tE 30N. X J'"i r; hereby requited to .czr and :iHer tiie oomtdint rdvd nainst .uit by the pl;d.liiT, i.ati n:e ,J. 51re, ia the above enti'Jed suit, on or ssefure the fi.-rt -clay of the neit regular term oi said court, to wit: the second lion Say, the llt!i day of May, 1Aj3, and if you iu t so answer the Mid com 'hunt the !!aiut'ff will tn!;e judgment atritist you for want f n a?wv. r and wiii uppiy to tbu coart tor the le !ifcf defiianued i;i said roiap!i::t to tvitr; for a docras Uissulv'os the marrke ecntnwt ei.tinjf between tha 1-la.inilff aad d't:!idant, tor the custody of tb uiinur coiliireu, IasXa May Moore and KUiel 3. Moore, for sucb !imby a- tba court ntay de;.'i just and jiroer wid for the l thi suit. Tiiis tummons is published by o.-Jer of the Hun. it. S. B jiii, Jude of the sjJ-Cirjuit'couri for county, btate oi orcan, Hiaie aaJ entered 1'eb. ii, 1SS3. J. W. HAMILTON, i5i5-7w - P ainiiiS' attorney. " In the Circuit Court cf tha State of Oregoa for the County of UoaIaa. A. F. Brewn.iaff. v. ' j Suit ir. E iuitv Lawrence riowman .. to , .' . , . He.-itcr t. l'lowinai f Foraclo a mortgage. ' ; :' Hyniaa Abriunsdaf. r ti0 LAW'KKA'jB PLOWMAN ANT IIKSTKB E. X riuman, dcfcncUuts in the above eatillo4 anit. Iu the nstue of th Si-te of Oregon, ym ft.ro haroby reiuired to apir and answer tha Vara;;'nt filed n.jfuiut you irt the ova erii.i;id vsit'jn't f.-ijt by the plaiiitiff A. K. Brown, o: or U-ttn tbs tni c'.-.y oi tna next rejrul.tr term ot said worf, to wit: - Tha 'Ceaud Monday , the J4th day of Slay, A. 1. 184S.ana if you fail U aUMer taid t,uin;iai:it iUs plaiiitiu will take judmontai;:tiiist yon f ir wn:it cf an answer and will apply to the court fur tha raiief deiriatu'ed ia wiid comi-laiiit, to-wit; for a judjrment and decree that the tnortgav de i (lies.-ribcd in the coiaplaiut) be duly foreiuuaied and the ciortgaed orojertv to wit: The is. H. J of tho N W. i'nd N. i of the S. K. J and the 8. $ of the N. K. J of tec tim -M, T. 25, S. ll. 7 W. of Will.iuiette uiuridian of h:id ia Dous'Im county, . rejon,- he o!d aceoruln to law sfeid that i be prweaed oftbe sale be ajiplict n payiuant of the cost an l ex: Cug the fjr cloaure aod sale, aud tl:at the claim of tho tielend ait, lliMiinn Abrah.vm, be racciainid and paid out of uad pru;-eeJi, and the amount u:e fcj tl)3 pluintiif ;to!iSjiid nuro and iii;rijfi:o be paid therefroiu ana tiio baiunca, if any, la paid to raid defendants, Law rime- i iovman and Hoofer K. l'hwn;an or tlselr hcira or ttM,iiri!j. Tata Hiiii niiiM U pubiixhed by or der of If on. li.A. fcean, Jadgjo of aii tircat. .ourt, dated Mw:ch21iifc3 UEAMAVX aid BALL, nSOTt. . Att&rncys fu.- Plain Uff. TVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVKJ THAT F. P. no4 X g-t!i was apnoiiited fc.xeo.utor of the laht will aud tetaniant of J. C. Khd r., deuesed, late of Dnag la County, Oregon, on the I'jt h day of Marh, lo&i. by tna Countv Court of Haul County, and has duly oualineil aa au:h Kxecutor. Ali tierim ti.vi!.. claim ag-ainKt said estate are hereby uotitleu to oe sent the sam, with ironer vouchers tr nie at :nv store in the var:e build'u: Rosauurjr lou;as foiu- ty, uresfon, rt itian MX incoiths fn.m dae hwenf. and all percona oMny id estato re rtniuJrva to route iniuiodialti phjinciis to lhoiidt.riiniir.- F. IV HoGAN', Hxeoutor. A. F CiartiEiL, attornay fvr Executor. ' ni50-7t Adininlslraior Xolke. "X.TOTICK 13 HEREBY. GIVEN THAT THE UK 1 dorsiyicd hns been fiu'y upj-uintod- y the Coun ty Court of DoilirUa wiuivv. Oituroll. autl'hn cmaii- ued aa adinini-trator of the e-tate of lUiimrt Me.. Cianahan, deceased, late of eald county. Ail pcrsnna bavinir claims aj;-n!iit csid e:'t:ive are hereby notiflod to present lhe tame, with l roper vouchers, to n;e at Canyouvilla, fa lwujr.aa eonnty, Oregon, within six limiHiifs fixio i!ale btiejf, and all crsoig nwiiur said estate are re.jiinvd to Ludko immediate payment to me unue.'itea. M4IH JICCLA4UAN. L. i Moan iaatty. for aduiiiustritor. liarch 10, losJ. CONFERENCE PvATES. TICKETS SOLD TO AND TROM ALL PARTS OF E rone t all nointa r.f ir.-!wn wLtin ,t..i Irfaho and, Montana, at jrieatry reduced and Jnwest tnw.-.i.-.e i-a.e-i over toe loiiowmj line: Nirth Oer man Loyd Stuamshij) Company. Hamburg American 1 acKoi Lomptny. mte Star Line Steamsnip Com pany. Ked hUr Li:ic Steamsh i.-:iv Line Steamship Company. Apply jrdonaily or by 1 -t er to oELDN DOIIFP, HARVEY, and LEAHY, o. 10 Washington street, National P-ank lluildiur. siacjssiaiEa ana warrior, l i mtm a And Wflll-known to the pnpl of Dou j lap cov nty, won Id respectfully " announce that he prepared to do all kinds of work In hia iine, and guarantees satisu faction. HORE-.SIIOF,INa A SPECIALTY. Any farru'-r haviys; a plow toharpen or mac-iinerv t.i -repair will do well to trivo nie acall at my oil stand. I have a fall tock of iron and st-t, and having- purchased thetanae at a low price. cin do work. 8j far as price are &Micem-d, chap.ir than unr who will at tempt competition, J A8. DKARUNO. AT ON THE 6-lth Anniversary of American Odd Fellowship 1 THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1883. Exercises at the Grove Piityer by thei Chaplain, Rev. John Howard. Itroductory Remarks by Bro. W. F. Benjamin. ; Oration Hon. D. WTVv'elty, P. G. 31. of Portland. Tocal and Instrumeutal ilusid Basket Dinner to which all are invited with well filled baskets. Ihe whole to conclude with a grand Ball in the evening.- Tickets $V 5'0. r Excursion tickets will be sold at all stations on the O. fc C. R. R. at 40 pr cont. of regular rates, good from the 25th to the 27th inclusive. T. Ford, W. T. Weight, V Committao. John Ciiasi, FO'.! THE BEST WEAEISO OT F0U MEN AND BOY.-5 AND THE .''MOST - DUlUBL-15 snoM FOR MIS 'E i AND CHILDREN Try tha Celib'atsd Manufactured by PORTE It, SLE3SINCER, & CO. Sm Frmeisco. They are truaran ued to trive sstisfaciion . Will no otvak In tiie hack or rij in th side. ah Koofie'oi th.s manuiHciure made by ihiie m-n. No Cliiuameu employed; For tsalj by FL0KD& ro, nO-F.BFR. ..YuNUALLA ..OAKLAND uaoni aitoi-... Ii. li. VoUNiJ...... In the Circuit Court of the State of ron for the County of Douglas. :arab E. Goodwin, pU7.. ) Suit Inequity vs y lor Joseph F. Cooiwin, def. ) , a divorco. To Joseph F. Goodwin, defendant: - in the name of the Mate or Oregon, tjiu are hereby required to appear and answet he complaint .iled aj.-dinit you 111 tue aoove ontitieti sun, oy vie plaintiif, Kareh K. Ooodw in, in the abova entitled court and suit., on or before the first day of the next regular term of said court, to wit: The second Mn diy. the 14th day of May, A. 1. 1SS3, and if you fail to aiiHwer said complaint the plaintiff will take judg ment agaimt you for want of an answer and will ap ply to the court for the re ief demanded in said com plaint to wit: For a decree dissolving1 the marriage contract exidtirijf between the1 plaintiff and defend ant and for a' judgment for the corta and diabnrs mems incurred in paid suit. This bummons is pub iiabed by orner of Hon. 11. S. Bean, Judjjo of eail Circuit court, dated February 9, 1SS3. HKKMANN L BALL, Attorneys for plaintiff. ' ; ww UNTIL FURTH RE 7ill sell goods AT FOLLOWING QUOTATIONS: Best brands of prints, 18 yds. $1 00. White Pock and Lonsdale Mus lin 10 yds....... ...... ...... 61 00, Canton Planned from U to 16 cents per yard. Ladies Brecaded Dress Goodd, 11 cts. per yard. Cotton Bedding 20 cents per yard. Brooks', Cout's and Clark's spool cot ton, 60 cent a per doz. Ladies' Calf Shoes, $1 75 per pair. . Ladies' Cloth Balmorals, SI 50 each. Table linen from 35 to 60 cts. pr. yard. Costa Pica Coffee No. 1 guaranteed, seven pounds for $1 00. Tea, our own Brands, cts. per lb. Sugars from 1 1 to 1 3 .cents per lb. Tomatees $1 75 per dozen. Ilice No. 1 Caiolina, 8 cents per lb. And all other goods in our line in proportion. We have given you these quotations and hope that cne and all will take advantage of our price list. OAE0 BROTHERS.- BO a SHSHIDLII, (Saccestsorift to fhos. I. tJheridai) DliALEKS IN HARDWARE, TINWAUF, STOT3 Guns, Cutlery and Tir'aer Fur niehiutr Vood. TiriSTCnC RC3EGUR0, 0Cil Hvino: Bt-curod the above business, w are prrtoarwi tn kp np its former ffojt name fur work and prices. We har ik bst of material vnd always a .'oil. iuk of troods on band and it is our aim to far nisli customers with firsiclas- srtidls 11 let livw price8. A full stock of 'ron ard tee-l for Ml dealer from abroad wilWeceiv promf& atteutiou. 11 d. J. J. JSUEHlDAlf - ... . , "V , ., , .. ... v "j-ir ftlETROPOUTAfl SAL02FI, r.OSEBUP.O, OBEGOX, HcCIJLLOCH & CO, 0XLY THE BEST BRtva WlXfiS. LIQUORS AND CIQAR9 Kent on hand, and customers will ficitklt a pleasant pUe of rest rt. iim m call one door soatb f Uf Mu;roiohtan Hotel. DRY'S SALOON, Jackson Street, Koseburg The propretor of this well kn iwn and popular resort would tbauk bi8frlebdf for their libe al patronage iu the pas and would- ask for a continuance he same in the future. The publia l . inf rmed that 1 keep none but the beat brands of wires, liquors aud cigar anti that I sail over the bar the etl irat(i Jtsie Moore & Co.' Kentucky vhSsk-e A good bUliar l table will ba fomf in the saloon; also the lealing papea of the world. 'JS OTIOE. TnE , UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN - AP. pointed Inspector of Shocp for Doulaa county, by the liou. County Court of eoid county, and bar. .:ig iUcd the iieccanary bond, in mm ready to perform lhe duties appert&iului; to aaid oflice, w benever cali4 upon. THOMAS SMITH.- bheep Inspector for Dongas county, Oragn Wilbar, orcj;on, Hecembcr, 1S32. n. R THOMPSON, a. II. TUOMPSOK, CO. Da sikf Thompson, Co Sart u Go, Imporers and dtaleu la THE sniL QllTLyfflairKSo Coal, Iron, Steel, Hardwood Luetic? and wacton material. . 184 First St., and 173 and 175 Frectil " Portland, Oregon. Carnace Hardware. Ja7 In tha Circuit Court of the State of Oregon tor Lb . County of Douylaa. Suaan Farrcll, plff., ) Suit in Equity -vs. J- for Thoraas H. Farrell, def. ) Divorce. - mo THOMAS IL FARRELL, DEFENDANT: IV X. the name of the State of Oregon yoa are hereby required to appear" and answ er the complaint filai ng.tim-t you in the above entitled suit and court, ea or before the !int d-.iy of the next regular Urn c( said court, to-wit: The second Monday, tha litb da of May, ISH'i, and if you fail to answer auid complaint the pUoniitf will take judg-ment against you for want of an answer and will apply tu the court for tha reliaf demanded in said compliant, to-wit: For a decraa disMolving the marriage contract existing betweau plaintiff aud defendant and for a judgiueut for tha costs and disbursements incurred in said suit. Tait summons is published by order of lion. B. 8. eaat Judge of said court dated Feuru.vrv, liKh 1S33. UE1UIANN & BALL, Attorney forpiaintift. LOUIS CELFIL5, WATCH32AKEB& JEWELUS Kcseburg", Oregon. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER TN WA TCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY i r It A FINE ASSORTMENT OF SPEC -TACLE3, OF ALL KINDS. Call and examine onr stock befei? purchasing elsewhere. Don't forgai the old stand of is. bixtixs By buying at dealer' prices. V7ewE3 sell you any article for family or per 8 on al use, in any quantity at Whole 1 , Price. Whatever you want, a;nd for our catalogue ( free) end you will find -it there. We carry in stock tbe largest variety of goods in the Unite States Montgomery Ward i Co aa? ft aag Wabaaa Areoue, Csiszs THE KENO SALOON. A. O. Rose & Son, Preprietsre, OPPOSITEl E METROPOLITAN 1TOTE ROSEBURG. lirnEr.E can " cnd a fine BILLIARD. I TabU i .v- . 1 aT Wlnex. uiquvia. and Cigars. Lead! a - dicalaontha fcbl. cert and frea luoeh rr rrsoing, U f0.! tr4 waiaW. V