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Newspaper Page TextTHE INDEPENDENT. SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1883. LAUREL LODGE A. F M WILL HOLD V iff regular meetings on Wednesday on or before (gLw..bkecn full moon. J. C. Fuller-to., W. M, I. Caro, Secretary. PH i LETA RIA N LODGE No. 8, I. O. O. F., meets :-rii-t?t?.-iy on Thursday eveuinz ol each week at 7 o'clock, in their hall at Roseburg. Members of the ord jr in pood standing are invited to attend. By order of the N. G. UNION ENCAMPMENT, Ko. 9, I. O. O. P., meet at Odd, Fellows' Hall on the first and third Fridays of .ever? monfh. Visiting brethren Invited to attend. L. Bslfils, C. P. A. C. Hakes, Scribe.' UMPQUA CHANGE. Ko, 23. P. of n.. will meet hereafter on the first Saturday of each month, at j Grange hall, in Roseburg. All members in rood I etanding are cordially invited to attend. J. P. Dchcas, Sec. ' ' I UMPQUA CHAPTER, Ko 11, F. A. M., hold W& and third Trt in ;th' in their Tenilar communication efrv flmt members in good Btanuinsr will take due and nuici uuura uu govern i.'iemseives accorumiy. I .i j .i , .. i I Visiting' companions are invited to meet with the chapel when conveuient. J. C. FCLLERTOS, H. P. W. I. Fkisdlakokr, Sec'y. S:HAMHiTOBr Dealer in Brags .aiid:..';. Itjatiomery,- Vifijiti iui buic ui, v 4099 DOUnUS 01 FlOneer V Illte 'A;iwl iVKti, uwuiwiiaicu Linseed Oil; 250 galS. Tur- ,4So. A f ""I" v; PdintS. Brushes. VarilisllCS, and Can Color. (II you are coins to do any painting cali . . . . ' . aaa gei prices Geiore psrcaav lEff ElsewkerC.) A COlSiplCte assortment of Scliool Books, School Stationery, Writing an. . -n JL . T1- I iraper, linveiopth, Clt., viiUii I will sell very heap. war den Seeds, Patent Medicines, and everything that is kept in a first-class Drugstore. r ders by mail and Express promptly attended to. fj a TCS A PfTiC3 CASO M JO. nn..tr. i.lnnKiunn in nnnnunn. I line, i'ui aaaaVa,v-, Ing that they have Opened the finest assortment of ILadies9 Trimmed & Un- trimmed Hats J aver seen in the State, and will sell them at a great sacrifice, also a fine selection of They have I T7inli Artificial FlftTTArs RIIO m.juu 1 Which they offer at a sacrifice. Call on them find satisfy yourself, before purchasing else- wliere 1 ml 7 BAZAAR OF FASHION rjHE UNDERSIGNS; . TAKJIS PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCINO TO THE public that he has recently opened in the building two doors north of the Douglas County Bank, a complete and assorted stock of Ladies FANCY DRY GOODS! Consisting in part cf the following: DRESS GOODS, RIBBONS, LACES, EMBROIDER- EIE3, HOSIERY, GLOVES, UNDERWEAR, SILKS. ATINS, ETC., ETC. Also a fine stock of Gent's Furnishing Goods, Of inest styles and quality. This is the place to get what you want. BAZAAR OF FASHION, CREE 'FLOED, oProp'r. HATS AND BONNETS ' Ileatly and FasMonably AT THE MILLINERY STORE Oi Douglas Street, south of Mrs. Compton's. 1ST e w Or o o d s ConitanUy received and i Prices JSX. oderate! The Famous Unrivaled The Hardman Piano, A strictly first-class instrument at moderate price; Also Th Popular Pease Piano A. L. BANCROFT & CO., 721 Market st., San Francisco, ' Sole agents fcr Pacific Coast At Hamilton's drug store, quicksilver, Sulphur, lime and a cheap giadu of coal oil fit doctoring sheep. 9 pwa F ' fc-kll 4 1 10CAL ITEHS. Don't delay the bargains that Caro Broth' ra offer in their line of millinery goods. Jas. IL Russell of Jackson county, and a marble cutter, was in the city this week. Dr. Shambroek, ef Oakland, is improving rapidly and is now able to walk around.. Caro Brothers will sell their entire' stock of millinery goods at 50 per cent, less than cost.. ' Convince yourself by callim?. Mrs. J. C. Floed has returned from Port land, where she had been on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Dr. L. Cbapntan Dr. Venable left Oakland Thursday corning ior Eugene to. nave an operation performed for a cancer on his lip. Mt. Scott precinct will celebrate the Fourth of July with a barbecue and a ball. The Parfcical will be published next week, WT-. i, .1 i e a- . v v-c Pmu meeting wis wee with oar old friend Jacob Oden. a Bioneer of ' K:a ,,. t,., -s e i I - -J , mv mm tvuiuuu wa uimiu The closing exercises of the present term of school at the Roseburg Academy, will occur on Friday, June 2D. The patrons and friends are cordially invited to attend, County J udge Stearns, ' of Multnomah county, and his newly wedded bride are vis iting at the home of his father, the Hon. D L. Stearns, of Oakland. The Malheur Indian reservation in East ern Oregon, has been abandoned and re- Arthur. One hundred and sixty acres of land in Lamas llcy, belonging to the estate of Woodson Patterson, was sold at administra- tor 8ale last Saturday,- for $1,500. lvester Campbell gave us a pleasant call thisweeK He and Mr. Tcnbrook are en 6aSed ln keeping the hotel at Empire City, Coos county. They have the hotel formerly building was also erected for the recep kepfc by Mrs. Lockhart. tion of tha sisters that were oxDected The latest attraction is the stuffed cougar at ",e Metropolitan saloon. Mr. Langen b-rg displayed eat8kill ia3a taxidermist, 1 J 1 . 1 V ! - ne "r1" PPeauce he gave to the an Capt. Chaa. F. Powell of the Engineer corP3 U. S. A., now in charge of the coast I aiirvev of Orecnn a.nA Waln'ntnTi ; 0 . ao w the city this wek. He promised to return later on a hsaing excursion. . . .... . I S. B. Hendricks this week sold his claim in fi'..!! T! J- t "OS . X- T t T. I ton; consideration 4,4S2. Wo regret to lose so excellent a citizen as Mr. TW r.Vt . from the county. , At the District Conference M. E. Church - - - I South, held at Cow creek, last Saturday, Rev. J. W. Stahl was appointed to take the J "ua wxtuurawai 01 Kev. M. C. Miller. Our old friend Judge Solmon Fitzhuch. who has been lirinrr fnr Rnrnp vfara in PnTrn I --o--- - - The old gfcntleman alfchoush oyer eighty years of Age, is stiil hale and hearty and promises to remain with us many years, Eev. F. G. Strange, late of Kansas, but now pastor of the Presbyterian church at Seattle, Washington Territory, was in llose- burS last Sabbatk and occupied the pulpit ol iiuo jjx. i. cuurcu in ine evening. JtLia aia- course was practical and received general I cemmeadation. . i. I Mr. G. V.-'Stennena and famflv wr. in) b2en as9istant Superintendent of construe- tion om the O. & C. E, R. from Rosebur? south, has resigned his position and 13 cow on his way to Baker City, Oregon, where he has been employed. Steve, as he is called. is a first-class 'railroad Guilder and the ever land road will miss him Gen. Crook has been heard from. He followed the Apaches to their stronghold in the Sierra Madre mountains, surprised them and took nearly tire hundred prisoners The country was so rugged that he wa3 not able to count the good Indians he planted hre. A new era will now dawn nnnn the Territory, so long cursed by the Apaches and thieving Indiau agents. The Polaris of the 17th inst: has an article en railroad matters alleging crookedness in tha construction department, lb names ot cmet engineer a. r. morris, j. j. J. J rc4-ni- i r -r. -m;ii.-t- w it Ttv, t. vyuuidvvvn, u. ... "J - D. Montmerv. D. A. Levins and Sol. Abraham are mentioned in a manner by no means complimentary to either of the parties. Wo know nothing of the facts, but the arti- cla is spicy and the Tolana is evidently courting a sun, ior noci. . -i t 1:1.-1 ln tlie duiv numDer - oi tne uveriana. .- CUV DCliCa TV All UO UCUU A QtliWJ V. BVH.lJJ and episodes of early days, either written by pioneers or taken from their lips. The se ries is expected to run through the volume, and will form a collection of most interest- 1 ing historical studies. The opening number will be the "Old Lassen Trail," by Oscar F. Martin. ' Sleep Splendidly." A gentleman in Memphis, Tennessee, who has been using the Compound Oxygen Treat ment, in speaking of its good effects in his case, says: "I find my general health splendid. Work all day no weariness at night, except that caused by work. Sleep splendidly! Appetite best in the world! No cold since using the Oxygen." Our Treat ise on Compound Oxygen, its nature, action and results, with report of cases and full in formation, sent free. Des. Stae- key & Pales, 1109 and 1111 Girard street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. All or ders for th Compound Oxygen Home Treatment directed to H. E. Math ews, 606 Montgomery street, San Francisco, will be tilled on the same terns as if sent di rectly to us in Philadelphia- Married. On Wednesdav, June 24, 1S83, at the residence of Mra. T, P. Sheridan, by the Rev. John Hein- rich, Joseph C Sheridan to Miss Sarah Flournoy, all of lioseburg. The ceremoy was attended by a few personal friends and the occasion was . a M a merry one, as it deserved to be. . lhe office acknowledges the receipt qf com- nlimenia nf fb brirlft and frrn."im ttnA ! I' - o joins with taeir many irienas m wisnmg them a happy and prosperous future, Death of Archbishop Blanches At six 'cleck on last Monday even ing tha Most Reverend Francis Norbert Blanchet D. D. Archbishop of Oregon, died m St Vincents hospital, aged 88 years. His death was not unexpected, as he had received the last sacrament at the hands of his co adjutor .Arch bishop Seghers about two months ago Decased was born at St. Pierre, Eiyiere-du-Sud," Quebec, Canada, September 5, 1755; was educated in the Petit Seni naire, Quebec, and was ordained July 18, 1819, by Archbishop Plessis. In April, 1838, he was sent in company with the Rev. Modesto Demers by the Archbishop of Quebec io the Pacific coast to organizs a mission situated be tween the Pacific coast and the Rocky mountains, and arrived at their mission headquarters, Fert Vancouvf r, Nov. 24, 1838, after enduring all the hardships incident to travel across the wild and rugged plains and meuntains, traveling by horse, canoe, and sometimes on foot, with the hardy trappers who, alone with the Indians, occupied the country that now comprises one State and three Territories. These two priests labcrel for three years without assistance, and organized churches, and baptized In dians and Canadians by the hundreds. On October 17, 1843, Rev. Father Blanchet, who held the office of vicar- general, was instrumental in estab lishing St. Joseph's college at St. Paul, Marion county, this State, and a from Rome. In December, 1843, Or egon was erected inte a Vicarat-Apos tolic and Rev. Father Blanchet Avas ap pointed Vicar-Apostolic, and on No vember, 1844, he set out for Quebec to i-eceive nis consecration, ana irom there he went to Rome, and on his representation, his vicarate was divided into turea gees an(l Bav. Father Blan- - chet was appointed Archbishop, which " ' "u" J , charge to Bishop feeghers, who still oc- cuPies that position. Bishop Blanchet served sixty-two years of priesthood, forty-three of which weie on this coast, and thirtv-nve years f, , , . , m . - . , . ni v ii i -i i l i 1 etlv aUded the time when he should be called to his reward, surrounded by the the devoted care of the" sisters of his church, who anticipated every wish every that cornea from faitlPfchd love held for the aged father confessor. A t his own request his remains will be taken to St. Paul, Marion county for inter ment. lemoie irageuyi m m 1 I 0n tue 18th Zachariah Baker and Benjamin H. lbomas, ins son-m-law, each shot and killed the other. The affray took place in Hanley's law office, w a tli a nvf?s wr pnraoprl in an arbitration. Baker had heard Thomas was going to assault him, and he bought a 38 caliber Smith fc Wesson re" volver in Larkin's store. Shortly after the meeting in the lawyer's office they had some violent words, and Hanley remonstrated with them, and told them to be quiet. Hanly then walked ouc to let them cool down. Instead of ceasing the quarrel Thomas revived it, and said, " 1 ou sen ot a u , you iumped me once before, buc you can't r, .. m TTo fi1An llllfifi t,- l . r, , ... T-,1 T-.l i tt volver uBaCt, an d snapped it at Baker, but it did not ex- I plode. Baker drew his revolver and fired, the ball entering Thomas' left ijreast riiercinff the heart, ranein" up- !--- o - " , i i ii j i wa.ru and u:u;k.wu.iu hhu. xuuiiiiiu uuuci hi3 sholder blade. After being fatally wounded Thomas cocked his pistol and again aimed and fired, the bullet en- dnz BakerV left breast, about an inch above the nipple, piercing the heart, ranging downward and backward d lodging under the first rib. When Thomas hr?.d the nammer oi nis re volver in descending severed a lock of his wife's hair, and is said to have ploughed a f urrew in her check, alter word entering her father's heart. Dr. E. M. Brown empanneled a jury who returned a verdict that B: H. Thomas and Z. Baker came to their death by each shooting the other. Mr. Thomas was married to a daughter of Mr. Baker. They had been bad friends for some time. Fourth of July ! Frera the preparation made by the various committees a first-class celebration may be looked for on the Fourth. The officers are President, Hon. D. S. K. Baick; Chaplain, Rev. John Howard; Grand Marshal, L. Howe; Assistant Marshals, Jos. F. Purdom andT. E. Sheridan; Orator, Hon. A. F, Campbell; Reader, Miss Hattie Benjamin. Am9B the amusements will be two horse races. First, mile aba repeat; $75. to firs horse, $25 to second, third to save entrance entrance $10. Second, half raita aud repeat; $20 to first hor8e 8econd to saTe eDtrance. entrance to I be added to the purse; entrance 5. En- trance may be made at any time before start QosA tar and pine tar for sale at HamU - j ton'e drag store. A Visit to the Medical Springs. We, for the first time, in company with O. W. Jones the proprietor, vis- ited the Eldorado Spring this wek. The location is some three miles due west of Roseburg, in the Umpqua riv- er. In consequence of the ; tedious windings of the road we were com- pelled to iravel. some four joailes te get to the spring, which we found to be lo- cated amid nature's fairest and most picturesque surroundings. ' The hills on the left rise to almost mountain hight, covered with lofty., trees, while near the spring is a strip ef level hot- tom land, covered with a dense growth of fir, maple and myrtle, interwoven with a thick growth of underbrush, To the westward stretcaes a mile or more of smooth and placid water. The medical spring itself is in the bed of the river and wells up from a fissure in the solid rock, and al the present low stage the river is a foot or more deep over the spring. Tho wa- ter is obtained by an "iron pipe or pumpstoclc, which is riveted to the bed- ro.-k, over the fissure, the other end fastened to a tree upon the bank, and a common, suction pump used to draw the water. The lrA - is - as clear as crystal and cold : as ice water, when fii-st drawn from Ike fountain. 1 : v As to its medical properties there are many testimonials. It would be impossible to describe its taste, and when first drank it is Very repugnant, but by frequent draughts it becomes more pleasant. In order to try its ef- feet we drank a quart or more of the water during the day and can say that about the only effect it has had upon us we since have been somewhat drowsy and favored with an insatiable appetite, to the dismay of the waiters and utter J consternation of our landlord, who will no longer sell tha water to his regular boarders. ' -- '' State University. The annual meetiusr of the resrenta of . tbe btate University was held at Hu- gene on the 14 and 15 inst., present M. Jr. JLeab7, i rest; 1. (jr. JHendriC-iS. K. u. x.ciu,i, k:. liniuiiwu u iiuuue; CS r T c- TT :n 1 t j . I Scott. The venerable Dr. Geary was unable to be present. The routine bus incss was gone through and some by laws passed. Professor Lambert was continued as professor of English liter ature and Mr. Barker as tutor. The receipts of the institution during the year, including the sum of 3,243 14 on hand on July 1, 1882, were $15,- 038.89; and the expenditures during fl. .oma w.ri,vl WOv 4U 7QT z " vv leaving a balance on hand of $841 54. But on July 1st a quarter's' salary will be due the faculty, amounting in the aggregate to about $3000. To meet this there will be, in addition to the amount on hand, $625 of the perma nent appropriation, and probably 900 interest, making the sum of $2396 which will leave a deficit of about 8600 when the next term begins in Septem- ber. But on Friday last there was re ceived from Mr. Villard for the uni- versity ten of the first general mortgage , , J, ,T t, t, i bonds of the Northern Pacific Kailroad Company of the par value of $50,000 paying six cent interest payable semi- annu ually. This generous gift includes interest from January 1, 1883, so he that there will also be $1500 due from this source bv Julvl - Tho Universitv of Oregon is now an established fact and ifi ''normanpni Other and our pleasant little itemizer applied to purchase the Northwest quarter of North estduiisueu lacs ana US permanent . 1 wost quarter, and Lot six of Section twenty-four, success is assured. 13 another, who some day may become TowlM3,j twentv-seven south of Range seven west of Drowned. Miss Maud Black, ao-ed about 14 years, a sianddater of Mr. and Mra Minard of Happy val- ey, this county, was drowned in the Coquitlam river British Columbia, on last Saturday. The scholars of St. Ann's convent of New Westminster were having a picrdc. Some of tho nrirls wint in bfbi-nr it-.rl w a -pi i -i1183 JJiaCK and a girl named NelUe Ward , were carried beyond their dNth. The other girl was rescued. Miss Black was car- lied under the current and caught be neath a log in about ten feet of water. She remained in the water s about an hour before her body was recovered. Glass Ball Shootuto. A silver medal has been provided as a prize f er the best glass ball shot- ac the coming Fourth of July celebration fn Roseburg. The following gentlemen have already signified their intention to compete for the prize. F. Tolles, J. Whiteman, C. "P..lro -T (llummatiTO W HP A. Sanctuary, H. Estertrook. An oneia at liberty to shoot who desires, without charge. i Cannon Captured. Yesteiday morning ex-SheriSf F. P. ITo- gan and H. C. Slocnm captured R. W; Can non, the young man who bbot and wonnded State Seuator Jacob Voorhees in Marion county some three week ago.' "He was Hans Weaver's ranch near Myrtle Creek in this county, and when approached ruu his hand iu his pocket. Mr. Hogan caught his hand arid asked him if he was armed; he an swered that he was. They took his re volver and informed him for what they ar rested him. They brought hinto Roseburg and placed hun in the jail for safe keeping daring the night. . - Mr. Hogan started with the prisoner en the early train this morning to take him to Marion eounty. They will get the reward that has been offered for bis capture. F0M DEATH. Onr flourishing little town seems to be drawing considerable attention, Strange faces art seen daily upon our streets and business is livening tip. Two large brick buildings are soon to be ereeted. Messrs. Kre wson & Co. are forced to enlarge their establish- raent and a large kiln of brick is now being fired for that express purpose, Mr. J. H. Underbill has lately erected anew meat market on Main street, Our furniture dealer wears a broad grin and our shoemaker is pegging away for dear life. Mr. Herman An- lauf is packing up his household goods preparatory for the Dalles, and Robert is swinging the ox-whip and it is ssid by an eye witness that he really uses good English when his wagon over- turns. ' . Tho public school here will close in two weeks. The teacher is well quali- fied for the position, as we hear her spoken of in the highest terms, both by patrons and pupils. Miss Douglas of Lane county, who has been teaching in the Ritchey district, closes her school on Thursday. Mr. G. V. Boggs closed his school on Elk creek last Friday. We think we have been very fortunate in securing such able teachers in this end of the county. A very pleasant party was gotten up here on last Saturday evening, in hon- or of the Miss Stoflers of Cottage Grove, who remained in our village un- til Monday morning. Our merchants report that they are entirely out of matches and don't pro- pose to stock up until after the first, as the duty will then bo removed. We know of several parties who propose to make matches and are mere than will- ing to pay their duty, Dr. Kuykendall has been ill but is now better. It is a fact that Simp. Beckley knows hoiv to keep a hotel -,1 I,:. Wa nn fnm, KJ kii.u uw iai j uj iviui vuw ai au&u- i ow fer the boys to set in these warm LWe, nmnnafin ; yA Jn - 1'"" v"u - girls are coming home and Frank Ostag is happier. Wonder how much our Drain riorreanndnt trp.ta far prif. . . . .. . . I mg me puusiora certain local nrmna Are they d. h. items or "stars?" If the latter the Plaindealer is doing well and has got a "fat. take." Slasher. DAYS 0flEE. Evervbody prayeth for a cool, re freshing shower. Joseph Chamberlain started last Monday morning for the Willammette. A pletsant journey and a sate return. - . Uncle Isaac Boyle and sons are very busy removing the weeds from their beautiful and promising crop of corn. The many friends and relatives of i Mrs. Wilcox of . Canyonville, are de lirnted to know that she is still con valescing. Franklin Fate, son of Hon. David Fate, has returned to the pleasant hearthstone of home. His old chums and his many friends bid him a cordial welcome- Our genial friend and correspond? fc J the PinJealer who dishes up tho Canyonville locals, wants an expla- natio of caunter-h,mnei. Well. I hardly know of any better authority than Webster a unabridged dictionary. However, to save him the troublesome task o looking it up, I would simply a "counter-jumper is a salesman who stands behind a counter. Shakes- peafe was one, AiODerc curns was an- a Robert Burns, or Thomas Moore, and it raav be he mav be a second Shakes peare. Only keep trying, my tnend, and yoa may yet possess one-half ot a lAiin f ir Ynr mimhlA fnPTin wishes you Godspeed. "Tempus i ugit." H. W. Woolloy, our photographer, boasts cf the largest gallery in the IT, S. He has all out of doors, with the I uiuo Tamil ui ucaicu iui iiio 1 TT , C nBuiHue,uBjr . yi oi pv . in ine mosc moaern vogue, wive mm a call and bo convinced. O. MAEEIAQES. BARTLE-ULAM. June 3, 1883, at the residence of Wm. Blackwood in Canyonville, Douglas county, Oregon, by D. E. Parsley J. P., Stephen Bartle to Mrs. Sarah Ulam, both of Douglascounty.,., FARRINGTON-PAYTON. June 9, 1393, at D ain, Edward A. Farrington to Miss Bessie Payton. FLANAGAN-BRADLEY. Juno 17, 1833, at the res idence of W. G. P. Dixon in Roseburg, by Joseph S. Fitzhugh, County Judge, W. H. Flanagan to Miss Yio'a S. Bradley, both ot Douglas county. FOURTH JTOY BAIX ! v HOSE COMPANY JNO. 1 Wthe 0BAND BALL 0N raE EVEX" Fourth f Jnly, 1883, At MARKS' HALL. Music will be furnished by MESSRS. LANGENBERG, GILLAM, FRAZIER AND MISS JONES. N. MOORE, AL. LANGENBERG. B. S. SHERI D AN, Committee. Notice to Creditors. w. at I In the County Court of the Stateof Oregon for the of James P. Sutherlin, deceased. TO THE CREDITORS AND ALL PERSONS IN terested in the estate of James P. Suthsrlin, de ceased. You are hereby notified that the nnder signed, Eliza Jane Sutherlin, was, by order of tbe County Court of Douglas county, Oregon, made and entered in said eurt on the 8th day of June, 1SS3, ap pointed administratrix of the estate of said deceased, and letters of administration thereupon duly issued to her. All persons having claims' against said es tate are nereby required to present them, duly Teri fied, to lite undersigned administratrix, at her place residence in Oakland Douglas county, Oregon, or at the office of Hermann & Ball, in Rose burg, within six months from this date. And all per sons indebted to the estate of said deceased are re quired to make immediate payment. ELIZA JANE SUTHERLIN, Administratrix. Roseburg, Juae IS, 1888, . Notice of--Final Settlement. In the matter of the estate ot TLeophitas Dagaa 4- ceased. .. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OK Oregon tor the County ot Douglas. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned administrator of the estate of Theophilus Dagan deceased, has filed lu the above entitled court his final account of the ad ministration of said estate. That said Court, by an rder duly made and entered therein on June 6th, 1883, , appointed Monday, July 9, 1S83, at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, at the Court room of said Court, a time and place for hearing:' ob jections, it any there bo, to said final acount and the settlement of said estate.: This notice is published by order of Hon. J. S. Fitzhugh, County J udge. . E. iX SACRY, AminiaUator. Dated at Eoscbury, Orejrrtn, June 6, 1S3J. Notice of Administration. In the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Douglas. i v - NOTICE IS HEREBY ' GIVEN THAT THE UN dcrsigned has been duly appoiuted by the Coun ty Court of Douglas county. Oregon, and has quali fied as administrator de bonis non of the estate of Sarah Levins dec, late of said county and State. Now, there fore, all persons still having claims against said' es tate are hereby required to present the -same to the undersigned, duly verified, at his residence at Elk ton, Oregon, or "to Hermann & Ball, . his attorneys, at Roseburg, Oregon, and all persons owing said estate are required to make immediate payment. THOMAS F. LEVENS, Administrator de bonis non. Hsrm&kx & Bali., Atty's. " Roseburg, Or., June 5, 1S33. Best quality of note paper ten cents per quire and envelopes fa'r cents per bunch of 25, at Hamilton's. WOilK GIVEN OUT. OX RECEIPT of your address we will make an offer by which you can earn 3 to 57 evenings, at your home. Men, women, boys or girls can do it. H. C Wilkixson & Co., 135 aud 197 Fulton street, New York. mid. FABMS V FOB - SALE, The undersigned has for sale tlie following Real Prop erty in Douglas Coun ty, Stateof Oregon: FIRST-CLASS GRAIN FARM NEAR THE A Town of Wilbur, containing 314 acres. Has a 1 ec od dwelling house and out-buildings, and a fine or I r. .1. -11 . .11 t.,...i ,ri wntor-arl' 9ftfl ofres in Drain. cuaru, ui wcu iiwxu . " A desirable home ana very cneap. . NE FAUX CONTAINING 332 ACRES, 125 OF I I wliinh is dIow land in cultivation, balance" pas- ture; aUlcncea; wen wareu, koov. "ir orcliard. AKE KKPTION OF LAND NEAR THE TOWN U of Scottsburg; 80 acres river bottom, balance Idll and timber land. A FARM NEAR WILBUR, CONTAININO 923 acres; 125 acres in grain, the balance splendid Z-n v-oii imnrovtd. The cron and 500 head of rtieep BTazinsr land, adoub-suu acress - icvei, cu will ue nuiu mui """ . i bargain A FARM NEAR ROSERURG, CONTAINING 320 acres, all under fence. Good farm or grazing und. A FINE STOCK FARM CONTAIN ING'640 ACRES 12 miles from Roseburg; 125 acre3 of good gram laud, at a bargain. A LARGE STOCK AND GRAIN xAlvSl weak Oakland, containing 3233 acres. Abcut 700 acres plow land, well fenced and well watered. A STEAM SAWMILL AT DRAIN STATION ON Railroad. A FLOURINO XILL AT SCOTTSBURG. x-o. one flouring mill four miles il from Oakland, on Calii i Calipooia creek. A NUMBER OF TOWN LOTS IN THE CITY OF Oakland. I will sell the above real property on reaT sonable terms. For full particulars enquire of J. C. HUTCHINSON, Oakland, Douglas County, Oregon. W.T.PEET, W. S. HUMPHREY, A. Y. HOVEY, H. C. HUMPHREY. DOUGLAS CO. BANK, Peet, Humphrey & Co, TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. Draw sight drafts on Portland, San Francisco, New York and other points. Bills of exchange on principal points in Europe. Deposits Eeceived Subject to Sight Check U. S.'L.4ND OFFICE, ROSEBURG, OREGON, May 26, 1883. TVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, IN PURSUANCE W nf an Act of Consrress of June 8, 1878, for the sale of Timber lands in tha States of California, Ore- j con and Washington Territory, that uaviu urenot nas Willamette me ndian.. ...'.... th(1 w HAvrihM lands must fllo their claims with the KSZrh.rS?.Ti" uk SS iES?K.'S5 j be barred by statute, I " u" W. F. BENJAMIN, Register. EUBBAEB (fi Mills! CLARK & BAKER PROPS. HAVING PURCHASED THE ABOVE NAMED mills nt E. Stenhens and Co.. we are now pre pared to furnish any amount of the best quality of ever offered to the public in Doujrias county. We will furnish at the mm at tlie touowing prices: No. trough lumber........ $12 per M. No. 1 flooring, 6-inch , per n. No. 1 flooriuar. 4-inch S28 per M. Nor. 1 finishing lumber .$20 per M. No. 1 finishing lumber dressed on 2 sides. .$24 per M. No. 1 finishing lumber dressed on 4 sides. .$26 per M. CLARKE & BAKER. TS NOW PREPARED TO DO ANY X kind of work in his line. Headstones and Monuments of all descriptions, at very low prices and warranted to give ample sat , . - l&taction. 51. StLIlYAN. T. J- LYNOH, ' MERCHANT TAILOR, ONE DOOR EAST OF MARKS' CIGAR STORE Ciltthlg, Cleaning and Repair- inFfoim sit Short Notice. FINE E1 A.KIvIS FOE SAiB, ONE FARM CONTAININQ 431 AND 831-09 acres, 13 miles from Roseburg, on tae Coos Bay stage road, and known as the "Eiif hteeji Mile House." " Has good dwelling, large barn ihd outhouses, with orchard and good ga.uen - is wel . fenced. A good Bized creek ow3 tor -ugh the piace, near the bouse and barn, sr .'ere. b iance rolling land. Grain, grass and , k icnty of timber for fuel, fencing; and build ng urposs. Is a good tavern stand, be ing near ine iooi 01 coast range ol mountains. Toll gate and stage station adjoimng. Climate health v, water pure. Terms, partoash and part on liberal time. - . ALSO ADJOINING A FARM OF 199 ACRES, with good dwelling and barn and outbuildiiiL'a- with a bearing orchard . One-halt plow land and bal ance timber land, and all well watered. These fann will be sold either together ot separately, to suit purcnasers. Apply to Hermann & Ball, Rcsehu), Oregon. A LSO, 427 ACRES NEAR THE TOWN OF Looking Glass, in Douglas county. 125 acres of plow land ol the nest quality, balance pasture land. with plenty of oak aud fir timber for fuel and fend ing. All well watered, with dwelling bam aad good oruhad. Price $4,000. " One thousand down, balano on easy terms. A fee simple title guaranteed. En quire of& Hermann & Ba Roseburg, or A.J F Brown Co., Oakland. ' ALSO, A FARM OF 525 ACRES, SITUATED n miles northeast of Roseburg, in Mount Scott pre cinct. One hundred acres plow land, the balance good pasture land, well watered and all under good fence. Plenty of fir and oak timber for fencine and fuel. Good farm house and bam and other outbuild ings, and 500 choice fruit trees bearing. Price Sa per acre. Inquire of C. H. Oden, on the premises, or .f He&maxx and Ball, attorneys, Roseburg. Notice ot Inal Settlement. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF Oreg n f i the county of Douglas. In the mat- -ter of the estate of John Friend deceased. Nolice la hsreby given that the undersigned administrator . cf tne estate 01 John tnena deceased, has hied in the . above entitled Court his final account of the adminis tration of said estate. That faid Court" by an order duly made and entered therein on the first day of May, 1SS3, appointed Monday, July 2d, 18SS, at ten o'clock A. M. of said day, at the Court room of said court, a time and place or hearing objections, if any there be, to said final account and the settlement of spM estate. . . This notice is published by order of Hon. J. S. Fitzhugh, County Judge. CHARLES DONEY, administrator of said estate. Dated at Roseburg, Or., May 5, ISS3. GOOS BAY STAGE LINE- THROUGH TO Coos Bay in 36 Hours This line la now prepared to carry passengers aud ' freight, being supplied with comfortable stages and. and careful drivers. Stage luavos Roseburg every morning at six o'clock. Office ai HAMILTON'S DRUG STORE. Fare to Coos Bay$7, SALISBURY, HAILY &CO.. Propls. BUY THE U3IPQUA VALLEY SIILLS THE BEST IX THE IXAKRET! Address A. W. Stearns, Can yonvillc, Oregon. European Stranisliip Tickets. CONFERENCE RATES. TICKETS SOLD TO AND FROM ALL PARTS OF Europe to all; points of Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana, at greatly reduced and lowest possible rates over the following lines: North Ger man Loyd Steamship Company. Hamburg American Packet Company. White Star Line Steamship Com pany. Red Star Line Steamship Company. Ameri lcan Line Steamship Company. Apply personally or by letter to OELDNDORFF, HARVEY, and LEAHY. No. 10 Washington street, National Baak Building P. O. Box 68, Portland, Oregon. lErber Sta t mS - . . - w .- u jr . Opposite Metropolitan Hojelj Eos3hurg. . Shaving and Hair Cutting in a . Workmanlike Manlier. XiOUIS BELFILS, WATCHHAHER. JEWELER Roseburg", Oregon. WHOLESALE AND RUTA11, DEALER IN WA TCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELtiY A FINE ASSORTMENT OF SPEC TACLES, OF ALL KINDS, Call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Don't v f orge tue uiu Biauu ui. I. B2LF1XS; NOTICE. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for tbe County of Douglas. In the matter of the estate of John O'Rourk deceased: ' - mo ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is I X nereoy given ina na uuuuniguw u wu p- i nnintnit . .h fianntv tJourt of Dourlas countr. the administrator of the estate of Joha O'Rourk deceased. All persons knowing themselves indebted to said es tate will please setue tne same iva ni m iu umw in the Drain hotel at Drains, in taid Douglas county. And any persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the aune to me at said place, properly vennea, viuuu iu uwkuh uum u -gte hereof, June 5, 18S-, J. W. Hamilton, attorney. Notice. -I hereby give public notice tha in pursuance f the act of October 24th, 1882, I have posted notices as required by said act, forbidding all persoms from trespassing on mv lands, and that any person found trespassing will be prosecuted t the fnll ex I tentof the law. JOHJT Jwito.