THE INDEPENDENT.
SATURDAY,. OCTOBER 13, 1883.
T.AUhEL LODGE A. F. M. WILL HOLD
5 regular meetings on Wednesday on or before
3
I. Oaro, Secretary
J. C. Fullbhtok, W. M.
TIT 1 f I'T . E f V litluiy
No. 8. I. O. O. P.. meets
sM'&r-r on Thursday evening ol
h week at 7 o'clock, in their hall at Koseburg.
Member of the ordir in good standing are invited to
nttend. By order or the N. G.
UNION ENCA.MPMF.NT, No. 9, 1. O. O. F., meet
at Odd Fellows' H ill on th first and third Fridays of
verv month. Visiting brethren invited to attend.
' ' L, iiELFItiS, C 1.
A. C.Marrb, Scribe;
UMPQUA Gil AXO E, Kc 23, P. of II., will meet
hereafter on the first Saturday of each month, at
;ran-e hall, in K-burg. AU members in good
Standing are rt.rciiaiiy mwusu w ?""
Jas. T. Cooper, M.
j. P. D'. xcas, Sec.
. ttm pniT A CHAPTER. Noll, F A. M., hold
f their re ular omuuinications every first
and third Tuesday in each month. All
7iK,.A member in good standing will takn due and
iimclv notice and govern themselves suieordiugly.
Viriit'ui" companions are invited to meet with tiie
chapel 'when convenient. q nu.tx.TO. U. P.
W. I. Frikdlakder, Sec'y.
fcOCAL-ITEm-
Look at S. F. Flood's "Important No
tice." For the best domestic cigars in the city,
o to T. V. Morgan's.
A. C. Young of Oakland, was in Roseburg
last Tuesday on business.
The price of wheat has advanced three
cents in the Portland market.
. Prices that defy competition at S F.
Floed'a. ' . .
- Miss Ida Lane of Myrtle Greek, will spend
the winter with her aunt, Mrs. J. C. Floed.
The best five dollar boot in Itoseburg can
be bought at S. F. Floed'a for 3 73. "
F. P. Cronemiller of Jacksonville, has
Kotes of Travel-
Ed. Independent: I hear that
" Tom," the dashing driver of the R.
k C. B. stage, is transferred to the oth
cr end of the route. This ia quite a
disappointment to those who have trav
eled with him from Roseburg to Laird's
and observed, his uniformly obliging
ways, ind remarked his invincible de
termination to "get there on time," if
it cost a leg. I hope Tom's place may
be filled by an equally daring and skill
ful " whip," who won't hesitate to carry
all who want to go, even if they have
to be stowed in the boot, or hung on
Weather cool and pleasant.
The grangers are beginning to speed
the plow. .
Dr. Hoover of Roseburg, paid us a
OCTOBER TIBM. . .. ! ,
Circoit Court, October term, commences
next Monday. The following cases are on
the docknt. -. t
The State of Oregon vs Robert Leadbetter
i
The State of Oreaou vs R B Matthews ' " i -v
perjury. I " xaiiuti xvu&cuuig, waa wwicu
The SUte of Oregon vs. K 15 Alatlnews et t0 this place last week, to the bedside
al battery. . ; of her daughter, who was verv ill at
. . T J. T I vj - V
The state ot uregon ts. nauaw -uuveiauv
"it in
m m h -..a vL
Eealei in
Ofler for sale In Kegs or Tin;
4000 pousiias of.Piancep White
Lead; 50:iiccsSaicisi Boiled
been engaged as local editor of the Plain- by their eyelids. Tom, I am told, goes
dealer. f to take the place of Brown, who is
The Postmaster General says that the re- " bounced " for the trilling offense of
duction of letter postage will cause a loss to ettin drunk, upsetting his stage, curs-
mc jjuveruuieai) vi over iz,uuu,uyy.
, Merchant F. P. Hojjan ha3 gone to San
Francisco. There is no .'telling where De
tective F. P. Hogan has gone.
A new supply of the latest pattern of solid
gold necklaces and gent's watch chains, at J.
Jasulek'8.
Five thousand customers wanted to re
move the new goods just received at Caro J town."
Bros.
Mrs. John Chase went to Salem Tuesday
morning to see her mother, who mot with an
accident, caused by a broken sidewalk.
T. W. Morgan this week disposed of his
business lot adjoining the bank, for the neat
little sum of $1000.
ing his passengers and terrifying a big,
fat drummer almost out of his senses
because the b. f. d.'a weight was objec
tionable to the fine sensibilities of the
aesthetic coachee. " A most sarcastic
man, is this quiet Mr. Brown, and on
several occasions he has cleaned out the
It is rather remarkable that in a re
gion so well provided with the finest
fish and game as is Coos county, that
no cue by ary accident eve sees either
game or fish on any table. Elk, deer,
grouse, pheasants, etc., roam the woods;
The last spike is driven and now T. W. salmon, salmon trout and brook trout
tLiimfli Oil! 39 Hills. TCI'- Morgan i3 prepared to settle down to busi- abound in the numberless streams,
pen'ttae; A complete stock of
Taiuls, Csrisshcs, Varnishes,
,a:id flail Color. (U you are
going to do any painting caSi
ana ;;ei nncc i- - - been paying Roseburg a visit thi- week It three times a day.
ElewilCrC.) A CQSnpletC is' quite a treat for the old-timers to meet
iiess and retail his delicious candies at the
same popular prices.
De Lesstps promises to finish his Panama
canal within five years, but Captain Eads de
clares that his ship railway will be in opera
I tioa still earlier. j
Captain J. B. Leeds of Scottsburg, has
but who ever saw anything to eat, save
tough beef, bacon, cabbage and slap
jacks, on the tables, public or private.
of Cooa 1 This peculiarity is excusable,
however, in a country where it is con
sidered the correct thing to have pie
San Juan.
assortment 'of Selitwl Books, ' ! .
ancy making glad the hearts of shareholders,
as well as the friends of the Northern Pacific
under its present management, in this seo-tiou.
Thomas TTughes believes that America is
School Stationery,
Paper, Envelopes, etc., which j
I will sell very Cheap, har
den .Seeds, Patent Medicines,
and everything that is kept in
a first-class Drugstore. Or
ders by mail and Express;
promptly attended to.
BAZAAR OF FASHION
Another Pioneer Gone
Samuel Rich, an old Pioneer of the
TJmpqua valley, has crossed the shining
river and is at rast. We regret that at
the present time we are unable to give
the particulars of a life which was al
a good country to make money iu, but that ways devoted to his country and his
Eng2aud is the place to spend it. Probably friends. The date of his arrival in
Mr. IIgbes has not attended any church TJmi,qiia valley we are not able to
state, but it was about 1850. He was
the first sheriff after the county was or-
oifiourr oouet.
rEOM OAKLAND.
selling liquor without a license.
The State of Oregon, vs. George Cheney
obstructing a highway. ' "
A R Steel vs. J W Steel divorce.
Maria N Currier vs Wm, H Currier di
vorce. .
Josephine M Cameron vs. James M Cam
eron divorce.
Ruby McCarty vs. George Met arty di
vorce.
M J Gates vs. II L Gates divorce.
R E Fields vs. E J Fields divorce. '
Zctta Ball vs. C Ball divorce.
the time, but is now improving.
Work on the Baptist church is being
pushed ahead very rapidly., and before
many days the building will be com
pleted. -
Business in this place is very good at
this time and all the business men are
wearing pleasant smiles, indicative of
success.
Mrs. E. G. Young, who has been ab
sent for some time visiting friends and
fairs in this couatry.
A snake twelve j feet long wrapped itself
arnuTii tlia fnrp and Viin,l nhacl. nf a Vou,-Vi
.. V1 w.c t,.i U 11.1
stage the other day, blocking progress until ganizeu, anu wb uchwvu D
killed. After that the cork was put into nearly every omce m the county until
the bottle and the party proceeded. it was annexed t Douglas county,
Cel. John Lao.e.ef Coos county, arrived when he held every office lie would ac-
here last Saturday, n his return from Sa- cftnt n ardent Union man during
lem, where he paseed a very creditable ex- wOT. jMPAttt r:n(i, wftrfl those
animation before the Supreme' court and was . ' , .... ., , , . .
wto diHerea witii nim en mac suuject.
nied by his niece, Miss Anna Mosher, who crat, we can say of him
m
I 1 duly admitted as an attorney at law. He
if iri'j PTFvm;lE IN ANNOUKCINO TO THE left on Monday for Empire City, accompa- A friend of the people, a true Demo-
)ublio that liana recently opened in the building
two doorn north of the Douglas County Bank,
a complete and assorted stook of
Ladica
FANCY DRY GOOBS!
Coiudsting in part of the following:
goes on a visit.
It is announced that Major Henry C.
Dane, the eloquent orator now speaking at j
various places on the PaciSc coast, is busily
collecting facts and data for a new lecture,
to ba entitled " The Great Northwest." It
None knew him but to love him,
None named him but to praise.
Peace to his ashes.
During last month a tourist party,
designating themselves as the " Star
. . nwnnmr.T'D 1 1H hiu nurnosA in lfilivr it ta pittspn mili. o b
DRES3 GOODS, IUVWZ, LAUS, kmuv- , - . n,V Po,f, n.-rivprl t. thfl Mpt-O
ences annas' tue approaenmc winter, and J vyoT"b "J
considering the great interest now being politan hotel in this city. The party
taken in this section of tho United States, was composed of the following persons:
the subject should prove an unusually timely w (. Smith, Ottumwa, Iowa; Guy G.
one. 1 . -r,. . , rt .i . ri,i Tr
ixivei blue, , ita ?
RIE3, nOblEIiY, GLOVES, UNDERWEAR,
SILKS, ATINS, ETC., Etc.
Also a fine stick of
dent's Furnishing Goods,
Of finest styles and quality. Tins id THE place to
get what you want. BAZAAR OF FASHION,
. CKEEI FLOD, lVop'iv
IlaN'ing selected our stock of wheat for
Major,
Mninr. P.loomincton. Jllinoi3: B. W.
, i. i u t i ii Gall v, Wheeling, West Virginia; Len.
vrliG.at nf t.ho last harvpat nrnvpj tr hn fliA I" J ' a '
liARt for flnnr of aiw rxleoA for vparR. ihwA Right, jr.. of Cincinnati, Ohio. The
II TS AN D DONNETS fore r'e are PrePare(l manufacture the best party had been made up at Los Angeles
flour in the market. Try it and be cou- and was fully equipped for a summer
vinced. Iso extra charge for delivering to fcour to tj,e Columbia river. Upon
any part of the city. Our flour will be kept ,, . . , , i ;.. f,i
. tow h. " v I f.-if. cn In if n T tha mill nn f !ia Aofr!hin I
neatly ana if asttJLcns.Biy r, , f b b fi
v unless expressly ordered. Our delivery days tlau
I Ml 1 T 1 1 TT'. J i J
AT THE
MILLINERY STORE
On Douglas Street, south of Mrs. Compton's.
4 jLST oav Goods
Constantly received and
Prices !31 odersitc!
Elizabeth L Brandt vs. John W Brandt reiatives in V7alla Walla, returned
divorce. ' I rinma nn Tnesdav Rvninr.
Jane Partin vs. Martin M Partin divorce.
Nathaniel Evans vs. Belle Evans divorce. A great deal of improvement is be-
W J Carlon vs. F P Hogan, executor of ing done in this place at the present
J C Floed deceased; action to recover tjmej more tnan nas een done in the
money. - same lensrth of time for years.- This
G W Hoover vs. J R Jennmgtj for order " ,
KJ " 1 .nool-n -u'cll nf nitr liffl town nnil
r. . t P!.m,B t. al- for or- mates us believe tnai uaiciana is in a
J X' JJfOWU VO. -U iiVTT... J I
der of confirmation of sale of real property, -prosperous condition.
Eliza A McCarty vs. V lUiam. Ddcuany. Tllfl scllool at tlie 0 i town nas been
for order lor COnnrmauou ui Ul nananAA t a r- nn .mnnnt
nil... w,: .a o . C. R. R. Co.: ac- of illness of the teacher, Miss Josic Par-
tion at law to recover money. rott. However, the lady is rapidly lm
Charles Anderson vs. The Douglas County proving at this time and the school will
Road Company; writ of review. Vje reswmed in a short time,
r 1 T- Li. O V P.... il tvi I
x 1 , ' . j11fun Rnt ;n The matrimonial market is still in a
tion to show cause why defendant is not in
contempt of court. ; lively condition and may continue so
I R Dawson vs. Maria & Co.; action at for some time to come. Since ur last
law to recover money. report there has been three unions
B F Mayer vs. F P Huntley; action to maJe -n thh with q1J Oakland
recover money. , hear from
A O Marka vs. Sam Younc: action at law
to recover money. : We are having an unusual amount
A P Hotaling & Co. vs. George Dement; 0f sickness in this vicinity of late and
actian at law to receTer money. are fearful that it will continue for
... . . 1 T- O T J .1 . I
j vvivrewsonecai.Ts.ooAu.uomcuax., somQ timo 1Iowemv our present in-
action at law to recover niuucy.
William Saubert vs. Isaac Matthews; ac
tion at law to recover money.
A P Hotaling & Co. vs. Antone Silva; ac
tion at law to recover money.
T C Grossman vs. H Brown; action at law
to recover moufjy-
4 S Rosenbaum & Co vs. James Moore;
action at law to recover money.
Abraham, Wheeler & Co. vs. M Maurer;
action at law to recover money.
D A Levens vs. W H Aytch; action at law
to recover money.
W Trask vs. Voltair Gurney et al; suit in
equity to foreclose a mortgage.
F P Hogan vs. G N Frazier et al; actien
at law to recover money.
Wm. Cochran vs. Wm. R McCarty;' ac
tion at law to recover money.
C A Daykeus vs. D P Vanhorn et al; ac
tion at law to recover money.
J L Clough vs. J A Jaques et al; suit in
equity for partition of real property. .
W Cochran vs. Solomon Abraham et al;
action at law, to recover money.
C J Andersen et al vs. O. & C R. R. Co. ;
action at Irw to recover money.
James E Rice et al. vs. O. C & S. M. Co.;
A F Brown et al ; suit in equity to enforce
payment of an assessment.
Elizabeth J Maikham vs. Henry G Crow;
action at law to recover money.
Wm. Cochran vs. W W Walker; action at
law to recover money.
S Marks et al. vs. J R Jennings; suit in
equity to foreclose a mortgage
uThe Oaly Thing that Ever Did Ma any
Gcoa.w'
Writing of the very remarkable improve
ment in her conditioa which followed the
use of a single Home Treatment supply,
patient at Walworth, New York, says: "It
has been about one month since I used np
my three months' supply of Oxygen, and I
am feeling quite well again. Do ;not have
any cough now, nor hoarseness. 6 is tne
only thing that ever did ma any good, and I
thank you very much for the wonderiui goou
it has done me. I do all my wric can
walk quite a distance: Do not seem to get
tired. I have not done so much work for
almost two years as I do now. Could but
just get around the house when I first com
menced using the Oxygen. Uur ireatise on
Compound Oxj'gen, its nature, action and
results, with reports of cases and full infor
mation, sent free. Drs. Starkey & Pales,
1109 and 1111 Girard street, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania.
All orders for the Compound Oxygen
Home Treatment directed to II. E. Math
ews, 600 Montgomery street, San Francisco,
will be filled on the same terms as if sent
directfy.to us in Philadelphia.
A. J. Manning and wife ..pnssed
through. Roaebutg this week for Cali
fornia. They left Oregon City 29 years
ago for Cahfoi ma and have been on the
move ever since. They are determined
to dee the golden State.
Westgate, one of tho prisoners
who was confined in tho county jail,
has been ailing; Dr. Hoover was
called in and prescribed a vegetable di
et. He has gone to the woods to
browse and taken ono of the other
prisoners with him. Sheriff Purdom
this morning sent his jailer with the
dinner basket and coffee pot to the top
of the hill and it is expected they will
all return by niht.
At Hamilton's dru? store, quicksilver,
Sulphur, lime and a cheap tjiade ot coal oil
for doctering sheep.
JONES' MIXEIUL WATER!
Testimonials From Prominent
Citizens of itosemirg !
will be Tuesday and Friday. Orders from health the party was organized, was un
abroad filled promptly at the Roseburg j able to camp any longer, and at this
valids are all improving and in a fair
wav to recover.
J. H. Howard Esq., is expected home
tins week from the east, where he has
been vfsiting relatives and friends.
Mr. Howard was informed that his
wife was ill and in a critical condition
and he is now returning home as rap
idly as possible. Mrs. Howard is now
improving and her attending physician
informs us that thd will be cut of dan
ger in a short time. X.
MYRTLE 0SEEK.
BIRTHS.
J0SEPITS0N In Roseburg, Tuesday even
ing, October Oth 1S83, to the wife of M
Josephson, a daughter. I
McCURDYt In Roscburjr, October 9th,
1883, to the wife of Alex McCurdy, a
daughter.;
'.P fill it, and those few are
.asrtV:f have, been educated to
mW washwoman receives $1.25
cause she knows how t0 w
nmMBMBM whole ruth is a lack of indu
Mills.
Jexkie June said before the Senate
labor committee: " Work is infinitely
reore important to a woman than a
vote. The great trouble with the wo
men of America is that they have not
been, and are net, brought up to work
for pay. A woman 13 compelled to
work at sewing" at thirty cents a day
hac ansa she does not know how to sew.
1 t i .. r 1 T J 'XT
If she did, good wages as dressmakers At a meeting or juyrue Aug, xw.
and tailors are at command because 406, I. O. G. T., held at Myrtle Creek,
1 s- , i i icon i v r . 11 " . .
there is a good field and very few to ctooer , iooo, tne ioia0wab
women A-ho ble resolutions were passed:
i, t.v Whereas. In view of the loss we
win n,. auc '
point they sold their outfit and after
waiting a few days, proceeded to Port
land. The paity made many friends
while here, who were much grieved to
hear that Mr. Eight died at Portland
on the 8th of October, 1883. The body
will be preserved until his relatives
airive.
Resolutions of Respect.
Weather fine after the shower.
The farmers are making preparations
for their fall seeding.
Dan. Itader & Co. have just finished
their contract of 500 cords of railroad
wood, having hauled their last load the
day it commenced to rain.
llichard Bader and family pulled out
for California last Saturday, seemingly
convinced that Oregsn was no place for
them. We look for their return at an
early day.
The Myrtle Creek mill company are
making seme substantial improvements.
They are building a first-class heg pen
B J Grubbe vs.iW H Parks; action at law and putting up a pair of hay scales.
If you want a first-clafs beef steak,
go to our new butcher shop, Linn Gab
bert and Mr. Keyes proprietors.
Our enterprising townsman, Jake
Chad wick, and family, have returned
to their fa.m, where Jake proposes to
show
to
Occasional.
NOTICE.
YTOTJOF. TS HEREBY GIVEN that my son John
JLN Lewis has kit home and that after this date all
persons are warned not to trust him on my account,
as l do not claim any of hia wages nor will not pay
HIT OI HIS OlllS. w. w -Miw.-...
October (5, 1333.
Notice of Final Settlement
In the County Court of the State of Oregon for the
County of Doi'jfias. in the matter of the estate of
A.J. Dowiibii deceased.
ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN
1 dersianed administrator of the estate of A. J
Dowuen deceased, lias Bleu nm nuai account 01 nis
ailmiitidtr.-.tioii of said cstatu in tue uouuty uourt 01
Dou-'la,' countv. SUte of Oregon. That said Court
bv an order duly made and entered therein on Fri-
day, the ftn Uay 01 ueiouer, i-so, appouneu awu
d:iv. Jar.Uitrv 7. 1S4. at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day
at t in. court rom of said Court, in the court house in
iiasehur;,', a time and place for hearing objections, if
any there be, to said final account and ihe settlement
of wiid estate This notice is published by Hon. J.
S. Fitzhu-rb, County Jwie.
F. P. IIOGAN, administratcr.
A. F. Campbell, attorney for estate.
For the benefit' of those suffering
with catarrh I will - state that I have
been-afflicted with that disease for the
ast three years and after using various
remedies without any benefit, wai
finally induced to try the Eldorado
Mineral Water, from the spring of
Geo. W. tFonos, which I will state lias .
effected a cure, and I have no hesita
tion in recommending it to thoso suf
fering with a like complaint.
J. S. FlTZHUGlT,
Countv Judge of Douglas county.
April 13, 18S3. v. r r y. - '
G. W. Jones. Sir: During last
Summer I was suffering with consti
pated bowels and general .ill health.
I procured two bottles of mineral wa
ter and used it and am entirely cured.
I have no hesitation in recommending
the water to all who are suffering with
ike derangement of the bowels and
general debility. Henry Bowen,
City Marshal of Kosebursj.
April 13, 1883.
George W. Jones. Sir: Having
used the Eldorado Mineral Water for
some time, for dyspepsia and catarrh,
I feel safe in recommending it to the
public as a sure and reliable remedy mv
those .afflictions.
W. S. Humphry,
City Recorder.
Koseburg, April 16, 1883.
This is to certify that during last
Fall I was suffering seriously with con
gestive chills and fever, and was in
duced to try the Jones Mineral Water
and am happy to state that one bottle
cured me entirely and I hav-3 enjoyed
good health ever since.
i W. GK Cleveland.
Roseburg, May 5, 1883.
The Eldorado Mineral Water can be
purchased at any time at the Drug
Store of Dr. S. Hamilton, Roseburg, at
50 cents per quart
Testimonals. G. W. Jones, dear sir:
Having been troubled with dyspepsia lot
many years I was advised by W. F. John
son to use your mineral water. I did so and
do unhesitatingly say it did me more good
than anything I had ever used. It had an
immediate effect. Yours,
JOHN HOWARD.
Roseburg, April 1, 1SS3.
This is to certify that I have used suc
cessfully the Umpqua mineral water for six
months, for nervous dyspepsia and debility
of the whole system and I have found great
relief and I might say am entirely cured.
I have no hesitancy in believing this min
eral water to bo of great curative value.
Respectfully, W.F.JOHNSON.
Roseburg, April 2, 1SS3. .
ELDORADO SPRINGS.
Admiaistrctor's Notice.
To all persons suffering with any nasal ca
tarrh affection of the throat or stomach, I
will st-.te that last Fall that myself and mem
bers of my family were suffering with ca
tarrh in the head and myself with an affec
tion of the stomach. That I purchased a
galon of the mineral water taken from the
spring on the South Umpqua, 3 miles west
of Rosebunr, of G. M. Jones, Dr. Hamilton
vtotice is hereby given THAT THE Jj" arent, and can testify that both myself and
IN dersUjned has been duly appointed by the County '""i
Court of Douglas County. Oregon, as administrator of family have received great benefits from its
the estue of John G. Humphrey ueceascu, ami . jTOar win;- -a9 suffering
regularly qualified as such. Suff liiereiore, an per- i uo.c
sons navmg claims against w ;.uw w very mucli from nasai catarrn aim vy mo
present the saim, duly yenna wiuira ' f thu Water ba3 entirely recovered and
w. Z f L.kluLMrla. Uoocl-is county, Oregon, and i3 now well. I can unhesitatingly recom-
all persons avmg said estate are required to make menJ jt as the best medicine I have used m
immediate payment tnereoi rtTTVO- mv family for any of the above named com-
Administrator. D amts. KEV. vv . a. yviii.i.
September 22, 1SS3.
to recover money.
J F W Saubert vs. F H Noble et al.; suit
in equity for an accounting and dissolution
of a copartnership."
John Rast vs. Moses Parrott; motion for
leave to issue an execution
Willis and Abraham vs. Henry Smith; ac
tion at law to recover money. ; ' -
Hildebrandt, Posner and Co. vs. J B
Hutch; action at law to recover money.
Notable Dead-
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the
County of Douglas:
A H Stool r.hiintiff.
vs. Suit in equity for divorce.
J. W. Steel, defendant, j
THO J. W. STl'.EL. DEFENDANT: IN THE NAME
r tne staio 01 uibuji. uh hs
required to appear and answer the
A New York dispatch of October 8,
says: The funeral of Miss Elizabeth
Prison Escape-
la the Circuit Court of the SUte of Oregon for the
County of Pouglas.
Josephine M. Cameron, plaintiff, Suit in equity
- - vs. f
JamsM. Cameron, defendant.) a Divorce.
nm JAMKS M. CAMKltO.N. l)trt,MIA.M. la
nf tho State of Oresron. vou are hereby
re hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed
complaint a.inst vou in the above entitled Court and suit, by
on or oeiore me
said court to wit,
1833. and if you
nlaimiff will take
f iil to answer said complaint tho plaintiff will take juinrnient asrainst you for want of an answer and wiU
judgment asrainst you for want of an answer, and apply to the Court for tho relief demanded in said
will ar.ilv to the court for the relief acinanuea in complaint, to wit, a judgment ana aeeree uimuhh;s
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:ustoov OI me iiiiiior eiuni u oika u-.t.ov,, "i'"- gima Lawuiuu ' --. --
!Tfi ste . tii t is i.lam'an. ana ma ina.ias.iii ic- i ninmim ana a laaxmeni ior ncr uu """"'"
coVer hsr costs and disbursements incurred in this nients, incurred in this suit. . ... no
111 L" ..... . r TC3l . .," . 1 I .11. 1. ini. ..f Am.
This summons is publishcu iy oruer oi tion. xv. o. i j;ean, Judge ot saio court, a:iveu ni -"
Eeui Jud-e of Kiid court, dated the 20th day f ,m9t, is$3. HERM 4.N.N & BALL,
AoVitet, A? 11.1363. HERMANN & BALL, 6 au25-7 Attorneys for ptoutiff.
fbft 1f inuri bnttnm farmers llOW filed aga'nst vou iu the above entitled court and suit, tlle plaintiff, Josephine MeCameron,
tne lUlSbOUll UOllUIll lariUKia UO " r A W 1.1 nn or hefora the first fit ,lv.,fthfi nxt rsuiilar tor.n of
IUV uliv I'liiiiiwiA, I " - ' o
v... Vv tiavt wiriilnr tunn of KAlfl Cfllirt. tO Wit! Mnnrlnv tha irtil (lav ttt DctOUCr.
raise a crop oi giaiu onue uiuiw. u.., "-..v-. -P t-,--.;,, , if vlU : -y. - - ,l!aillt the
aug 25-7.
Attorneys for plaintiff.
FOU SALS.
13 so nice.
I OFFER FOR SALE A FINE LOT OF
Mil MB BUCKS
At Kiy farm 6 mile from Roseburg
on the Cole's Valley Road.
y21m3 II. COXN, Sr.
-1 1 1 I " '' ' " 11 "' "'
OAKLA.l?S
ACABMY!
Oaklaud, Douglas Co., Or.
School Year Begins Monday, September 3, 1333.
fpurriON PER SESSION OF TWELVE WEEKS:
Primary v ....$4 00.
First Orade Junior Class.... 5 00.
Second Urade Junior Class. 6 00.
First Grade Middle Class.... 1 W.
Second ;rade, Middle Class' .- 0 e0-
Senior Class 10 00.
MUSIC.
Twenty-four Lessons $12 00.
Use of Instrument 2 50.
DRAWING AND PAINTING.
Twenty-four Lessons i 00 to $12 00.
t3" Sond for Catalogue.
liCO, Tt RUSSlI, Principal
per day, be- ave sustained by the decease of our
.I.ln. nn,l n.?ni!ntn TCilcM Tia ll.r.rf HTIfl
strial edu- tne st bavier ls3 sustained by those
, j. s .i j. i u
cation in the common school system." wuo vere nluS6 auu
tnereiore be it
"Hello! Where are you going ?"' Down j Resolved, Thjit it is but a just trib-
to Morgan's to get some nice, fresh taffy. It ute to tve rneraoi y of the departed to
- M
say that in regretting her removal f rom
Hon. P. P. Prim was on the south- our miasi we mouiu lor WHU WM
I
bound train Thursday evening, on his in ever7 wa wultu UiUUl 1CBPctt
way hom9 from Salem, where he has csteera'
been attending the Circuit court. It Solved, That we sincerely condole
will be remembered that Wm. Ruble with the family of the deceased on the
brought suit against him to recover dispensation with which it has pleased
damages, in consequenco ef statements Divine Providence to afflict them; and
' .... w -r i -i l.
made in a brief before the Supreme
court, in a suit between Harrison Kel- thinS3 fr tbe aid whose cLastis9
Iv. or the Covote Minins Company, and ments ave meant in mercy-
vvm . ifiio -b-l; et,tom0na Resolved that this testimonial of our
not very complimentary to Mr. Ruble sympathy and sorrow be forwarded to
and reflected somewhat on his reputa- tbe famy7 of our departed sister, by the
tion, which he charged to b slander- secretary of the lodge and a copy sent
ouand sued Judge Prim for heavy to the JJOUGLAS indkpexdmt ior pu-
damages. Tlie matter terminated byjlication.
Mr. Ruble, when the action was called
About five o'clock Wednesday even-
Stoddard Huntington took place to-day. ing two prisoners in the county jai
Among the pall-bearers were Roscoe named Westgate and Johnson, succeed-j
Co.nk.ling, General Thomas Hallhouse, ed in making heir escape. It seems
and D. O. Mills. Among those pres- that the door of the jail had been
entwere Jay Gould, Sidney Dillon, locked, but that the heavy bolts had
General G. H. Kitchman,Congressman not been fastened. The prisoners, with
Bliss, ex-Senator Piatt and Whit-Jaw a piece of iron piping and the poker
Reid. The remains were interred in succeeded in prjing open the door and
Woodlawn cemetery. have. made a bold . break for liberty.
The death is also announced of the The other two persons, Eddings and
wife of Gordon B. Bumham, daughter Leadbetter, would nst join them, but
of the late Bishop Brownell. . gave the alarm. Some time elapsed
rt..i n wia, ..v,..1t U.ro tier wfiTft fihlfi to attract aten- i.inintiff will take ludsrment ajramst
' . . ... i -i vou for want of a.i answer, and will apply to the
iid eoinphunt, to wit, a juugmein, ' i tne marriage coiiiraei, caib iVvnvv.. .- -
ilvimrthe ui-irria.:e contract existing between the ftn(j defendant and awarding the care and custody ot
Sale of Ileal Estate.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the
Countv of l-io.ugtas-Ruby
McCarty, plaintiS, ) Suit in Eqtuty
vs. fir a
fiwirM- MrCartv. defendant. ) mvorcc.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
and in pursuance of an order of the County
Court of Douglas County, Oregon, entered therein on
the 27th day of August, $iS, the undersigned admin
istrator of the estate oi jaincs uuiu
on Saturday, the 20th day of October, 1833, at one
I ll W.fclv. ,t , ..... ! Uli-rVl.
r ". iif; pVM!4RTY. defendant. In the name of o'clock of sa aay, sen on uie JKSrZ
' ' th, of "Oregon, you are hereby required to est bidder for cash, tne to ow n -
Lots number one, two
appear anu w"'"V" 1 entfabd nd three, of section seven; and lot number eight .1
by the plaintiff, Ruby M -Cartj , in abo e ent ueu ei'lteen, ia township twenty-eight, south ol
court and suit on or before the fiwtday of the next netf the Willamette meridian, situated
regular term of Mi the Uh lueountT. Oregon, containing 79.71 aerea,
i ... i i you ior wain v. ",t -n v- ; - -
prominent official of the Pennsylvania tion and it is supposed the runaways I -)Urt for ti,e relief demandet iu said complaint, to
company, and for a number of years had three-quarters ot an hour the start. con'tr3Ct listing between the plaintiff and defend-
l J ' ...... I 1 ... 1 in.,., i.!tiinMiii hp, mm nndit one-third
jreneral aent of tho Cambria Iron Citizens have been looking for the two of rtal pro)erty owned bv defendant in Douglas
if t
riht and proier. in equity and good conscience and
that she recover her costs and disbursements.
This summons is published by order of Hon. R. b.
Bean, Judge of said eourt, dated August 20, A D1S83.
' p HERMANN asd BALL,
au25-7 Attorneys for plaintiff.
A fee simple title guaranteed and possession given
on confirmation of sale. ,
Adininhitrator.
. . . . , . , , Prtnntv Oregon. t wit: The undivinea one-nan i
Company, died at his home in Pitts- men, but up to this time but slight, if i and the s of n e and the N e i of n
, , . - , i f 1 l of Section 30, in T 29, S of . R 4 west of the W dlaii
blirg, On the 9th mst, after a protract, any traces have been round. tte meridian, and such further alimony as may see
ed illness.
Westgate was accused of selling a
mortgaged horse, and J ohnson of steal
in a watch from a Chinaman. It is
SUM310XS.
A remarkable exhibition of intelli
gence in a fowl may be seen any even- J rather rough on our county to have a
ing or morning in front of the express $15,000 jail and yet prisoners escape
if Wolla Varna ,(r PV An rtrdl.
, j i.- j ON last Wednesday evening Mr. ia the Circuit Court for the State of Oregon . for Uie
nurv lifn that. httA TiflATl fihinned m a I J Countv of Douirlas.
.rate for transportation to Portland. George Haynes, ; accompanied by the I w. Trask, piaiatifl. ) Suit in
, , j . j Marshal, volunteered to perform a dim- voiuir Gnmey, R. M. Gurnev, F. f
madft her escane dunner the nicht and M ' r vm. dofundant ;
tinn nnon a nrOJQinent mer- rr t? ' i nritNEY. DEFENDANT: IN THE
got left m the morning. bmce that ' . . 1 1 . . 1 name of the State of Oregon, you are hereby re-
C I Cliaiiv vl tiiia w.j . auo o" in.j, quired to appear anu
for trial, taking a non-suit and dismiss-
ins the action.
No shoddy or " Cheap John " goods at S.
F. Floed'a.
Look oat for No. 1, and to do so giva S.
F. Floed a call.
For Sale. I have one span of good
work horses and some others, which I
Save 40 per cent, by buying at S. F. offer for 3ale IL CONN, SR.
Floed 's.
Clothinr can be bought at and below cost member s. r . rioea 8 bargam store is
atSF, Floed's, ' ' " t stiU running.
eha KArvi nintJ 1 M TfAD T CkT I U A ATI 1 PA I
. , . , favorable tfie operation was
by day and roosts in a mapie tree oy i . ; , r;"rxt rui.ir term if said court, to wit, Monday,
. . . i 1 m mrr 'wtinri it- IPUD .1 1 mfn v u mi i I . .. . . r . -
. ii..a r. -1
i,...i m iiTirair and answer rue comuiaiiiii men
i. 1 airaiiwt you by the plaintiff, W. Trask, iu tho above
postponed Utici court and suit, on or before the firt aay of
ht, waiting te be shipped. Mr. Ful- until next dy
8l5-tf
A SUPERIOR LOT OE UKAUB invar
oughbrcd -
Spaaisn Merino uucks,
At mv farm. ix miles north of Roseburg. which will.
be sold cheap for cash, or approved credit.
alStf THOMAS SMITH.
n i .V , liv r.f October. 1S83. anu u you laii to an
ni2fit, waiting to oe snipped. Air. ai- . . . , r.;;7mr,ki,.t the nUdntiff will take iudtmumt
Ipr the frent eouallv conscientious that th6 S0Ue t0r tUe Wr0n man' Ugairk you fo'r want of an answer and apply to the
ier, ine Sgent, equally COUHCieuuuus, i . . 1 c?turt tJL the relief demauded in the said complaint,
f sw - w r- ' , V ; A 7o con? inuo t3
f- V--V; ' rctassolieiiorBfcr
1" J j.a'.enta, caveats
-iB rrade-rsarks, copyrishta. etc.. for
?j ti Pi tho United Ktatas. and to obtv-up
PAU cuts in Crn.vTaEi'-rfand, Trance,
rifiiu trt Rhin hoi until hA rnflVH to . , to wit, a juugmen aainsi y u anu iu uucuuaiiH.
reiuses to snip nei untu ne Knows to z B Adams, the well known voitaiV curuej and f. h. Noble, for the principal
whnm sho bplonfL It is nrobable that . , ' , , , , sum of eight hundred dollars, together with interest
wnom sne DeioneS. At m prooauie tnat touriRt fQr tug gAddlery establishment thereon at the rate of ten per cent, per annum, from
SOmo Chinaman Will Solve the difficulty. . T T , . - iw vn the 2-Jth day of June, lSol, and one hundred Idollari
of J . C. Johnson & CO., OI San xran attorneys fees anJ a decree of foreclosure against the
. ,, . . . . j land and premises described in the eomplaint, to w it:
Tifno W T Pttvitp lrnnwninthU CISCO,' Called npon this week and perpe- nie s E J of the N E of Section 23, Township 28,
MRS. VY. J. JTLYMALE, Known in tDlS ' r gouth of Range 8 west; the W i of the S W o Sec-
. i :.i t'- ir.. trated a conundrum, known in tne ti 24 lowDshin a, south of Uanire 8 west. Also,
cwuuijr uy u-i maiueu w ai- T i oe ' a rr, the fractional northeast 1 of the southwest quarter of
tin. fttonnerl in this r.itvfora few davs. traveler d. ClUO as xO. ivto. as tu. 15jinT 3 , Bouth of Range a west ol
, tl j . iU rst ,l,a .l,aiima the illamette inendiau, mtuate iu Douglas county
si.- utt "Pria.i nn in-t. Fr,M t was suffering a touch of the rheuma- n And thal he ve recover Jt
I . 1 lit 1 A A n V,., 1 disbursements. .
visit her SOn. 1 uaui, w .vv. This summons is puhlished bv order of Hon. R. S.
tlie next timO We Will UemailU BVllie- I Hem, JUUge OI taiu couxi, uawa auuui. oi,ii, n. v.
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