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Newspaper Page TextTHE INDEPENDENT. SATURDAY, j7nSaiTv.Tv 1884. ' 1 11 1 ' 1 Jl MiUS 1 A LAUhEL LODGE A. F. M. WILL HOLD Y V regular meet:ngs on Wednesday on or before B.vJk eon mil moon. J. c. M'llbrtox, w. M. X. Giro, Secretary. rvwwwv PIUETAKIAN LODGE, z - No. 8. 1, o. o. F.. meets Mijai--yrsft oa Thursday evening of aca week at 7 o'clock, in their hall at Koseburg. J Members of the orJ r iu good standing are invited to attend. By order of tha N. G. UNION ENCAMPMENT, No. 9, 1. O. O. F.t meet at Odd Fellows' II.11 on'th- first aul third Friday of verv month. Visiting brethren invited to attend. L. litlTlLS, C. P. A. C. Marks, Scribe. UMPQUA GRANGE, Sc. 23, P. of H., will meet hereafter on the first Saturday of each month, at Urauge hall, iu Koeburg. All member iu good standing are cordially invited to attend. JiS. T. Coopbk, M. J. P. DcscAst. Sec A. M., bold every 11 rut i&'AfSi members in good standing will take due and lit itt uuh tvtntith All timely notice and govern themselves accordingly. Visiting romfjaniona an invited to meet with the chapel when eonveuieojfc. J. C. FCU-KRTOJC, II. P. W. I. FaiiDtAKDita, Sej'y. s '.&W11LTOW Dealer in Oilers forsaic .in Ilea or Tisi; 4JK po'.mds of Pioneer White Lead; 500 Galons Salem Boiled Linseed Oil; 250 gals. Tur pentine; A complete stock of Paints, Brushes, Varnishes, i and Can Color. (Zt you are gaing to do any painting cali and get prices before purchas ing Elsewhere.) A complete assortment of School Books, School Stationery, Writing Paper, Envelopes, .etc., which I will sell very Cheap.; Gar den Seeds, Patent Medicines, and everything that is kept in a first-class Drugstore. Or ders by mail and Express promptly attended to. BAZAAR OF FASHION TAKES PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO THE - poMie thai h has recently o)x?ued in the building two door north uf the Daiigla8 County Bank, a complete and assorted stock of Ladle FANCY DRY GOODS! Consisting in part of the following;: DUESS GOODS, KUBONS, LACES, EMBROIPER AIZS, HOS1EBY, GLOVES, UNDERWEAR, SILKS. ATINS, ETC., ETC Also a fine stack of Cent's Furnishing Goods, Of aut at.vles and quality. This is THE place to jet what you want. BAZAAR OF FASHION, C5EE1 IXOEP, PropV. S. -Smith. Co. DEALERS IN AND TA3SGY GOODS Ifext door to the New Bakery. a i O! r k t o l i t- . 'jii-t . i il"1, .'...-.",.V.1l'1 ' r ; V . t . , V, riT K 1 FOB. SALS. I OFFER FOR SALE A FINE LOT OF SPANISH MERINO BUCKS At my fara 6 miles from Xloseltirg oa the Cole's Valley Road. y21m3 II. COXN, Sr. OAKLAND AGABE1Y! Oakland, Douglas Co., Or. School Year Begins Monday, September 3, 1883. JJIUmOH. PER SESSION OF TWELVE WEEKS: Primary....:.......'.... .34 00. First Grade Junior Class 5 00. Second Grade Junior Class.... 6 00. First Grade Middle Class. 7 50. Second Gride, Middle Class' 9 00. ienior Class... .......10 00. MUSIC. Twenty-four Lessons .$12 00. Use of Instrument. ; . 2 60. DRAWING AND TAINTING. Twty-foui Lessons ,....,. ..4 00 to $12 00. V Send for Catalogue. Geo- T. ftUSseli, Principal. At Hamilton's druff store, quicksilver, Sulphur, lime and a cheap (pad? ojt pool oil Cor doctcring sheep. LOCAL ITE3LS. Hon. L- D. Montgomery f Gleodale, has been in attendance upon the court daring the present week. W. B.Clarke has returned to the poor farm in Coles valley, to personally 'ook after his proteges. A. G. Walling, the historian, has returned trnm i,:- fr:n :.. smithem Oreson. He stopped over in Rosehurg on his return, to look after the progress of the work iu this r . part of the State. ! Col. Kelsay has been in attendance upon the Circuit court this week. He was re tained ly Nels King to assist in the prose cution of A. T. Ireland. Tuesday Richard Winner and Charles An derson bad a fight at the old stage barn, in which Winner struck Anderson over the head with a stick and Anderson cut Winner several times with a knife about the head and shoulders. None of the wounds are dangerous. The people of Looking G'ass precintt, which f-ives the largest Democratic vote, ac cording to its population, of any precinct in the county, have again defeated by remon strance, a license to sell spiritous liquors in their rreanct- Why don't some republi can newspaper make this a text for reading these F.auVbons a krturi'? Mrs. Diona Gag, wife . of J?sse Gage, of this city, died at the family resideuce on the IGtli inst., of paralysis, in the 53d year of her ago. Mrs. G. had been for many years a consistent member of the Baptist chnreh and was universally loved and re spected. She leaves a husband and several children to mouru her death aud to whom the sympathies of the community are ex tended. County Oomt January Term In the matter of the application of W. C Tipton for a road 4of public casement over t;ie premises of Dan it 1 Welker. George W. Jones, James M. Dtllard and John Aiken appointed viewers, to m?et at Tipton's mill, Tuesday, February 12, 1SS4, to qualify" view and locate said road and assess dam ages to the premises and report .to the next regular term of court. In the matter of the Doug'as county pan- t3rs. lhe bond of W. J5. (.Jlarke, the con itractor, approved and contract far keeping fit ti ...it e i - ine poor iro;n reoruary iaca ior two years, duly signed and entered of record on the court journal. A. J. Tucker, a county charge, refuses to stay at the poor farm of W. B. Clarke and is discharged from the poor house and W B. Clarke ordered to furnish no further aid to said A. J. Tucker. License to sill spiiitous liquors in less quantities than one quart in Pass creek pre cinct, granted to Simpson Beckley, for the term of six months. License to sell spiritous liquors in less quantities than one quart in Yoncalla prt cinct, granted to L. F. Lovtlay for the. term of six months. The application of II. II. Griffin to sel spirito us liquors in less quantities than one quart, in Looking Glass prvcinct, denied. The precincts of Gardiner and Smith riv er consolidated into one precinct, to be known as Gardiner precinct. In the matter of the change of road uis trict Xos. 3 and 11. It is ordered that sec tions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6, township 23, south, of rance 7, west, and sections 1 and 2, township 23, south of range 8 west, be stricken from road district No. II, and at t'ched to and made a part of road district No. 3. In the matter of establishing a new elec tion precinct. All that part of Canyonville precinct to ; wit: Townships 30 aud 31, south of range 7 west, and townships 30 and 31 south of rant&e 6 west, stricken from Can. yonville precinct, to be known as Kiddle preciuct. A license granted to S. B. Gibson to sell spiritous liquors in less quantities than one quart, iu Canvonville preciuct. A license granted to George Dement to se'l spiritous liquors in Myrtle Creek pre cinct, in less quantities than one quart. The county court cdjonrned on Tuesday, but ewmg to Circuit court being in session the clerk has not got the business written up, hence we are unable to make a full re port. Sudden Death. Oime Otis, well k.iown in this community as the very eQicient snistant in the Rose burg post oiSco, died veiy suddenly on the morn ing of the 17th inst, at the residence of H. C. Stanton, in this city. Orme was 17 years old and was born in Iowa, but prior to coming to Rosehurg re sided with his parents at Cresswell, Lane county, this State. The imme diate cause of his death was a congestive iv.,ii iA....A t.- .i:.. u 1 1 urn, ii'.uuuu L J u maiiiu iuu liiuvit cold water, while suffering from in flammation of the stomach. He was universally respected and his early d mise is generally regretted. The re mains were taken yesterday to Cress- well for interment Notice. All parties knowing them selves indebted to the estate of the late W.-E. Palmer, of Drain, will please come and settle at once, by cash or note, with the undersigned. E. C. Palmer. Diain, Or., January 10, 1882. For Sale. Three yoke of work cat tle belonging to J. O. Booth. The cat tle may be seen at Wm. Vinson's pas ture, near Rosebueg. For fuither in formation see or address J. B. Wright, Koseburg who is authorized to sell the cattle. Notice. AH persons are hereby no tified not to trespass upon my premises on thd south side of the South Umpqua river opposite Rosebmg, nd especially not to remove any drift wood there- J. 11. N. Bell. I sell dry goals. I sell groceries. I sell bocls and shoes. I seir general merchandise cheaper than any cue S. F. Fvoed. Miscellaneous Hews. The weavers of London are on a s'rike. Frank James is still in a very criti cal condition. , The patronage of Harvard college is dropping off. A Catholic priest was brutally beaten by a mob in Paris on the 7th. A 500,000 lace factory has been burned near Nottingham, England. Arthur Sullivan, the playwright, has gone crazy over his late production. I According to the Hebrew way of eonntinff this is the vear 5644. v . i I live grass is being experimented with by Gilroy, Cal.; farmers. Tw0v;ii Tnn lo irltv ;;? ows and not a single oh maid. Mis. Shoddy says she has bought a new African for her babv. The polecat is supposed to be the original "little one for a scent." George Washington is in jail at Don- K awsonvuie, L.a., on a cuarge or peiw arcsny. I Shakespeare disliked dogs. That is the reason ne maue so mucu iuu w . , i i . . i. . e puppies. England imported 365,000 head of cattle during the nine months .ending October fust. Society is very queer. The people most sought after, are those who do not pay their debts. A Detroit man furnished an office and set himself up as a lawyer at a to- tal cost of $11. 90. Five cent will buy a boy all the mouth organ that is required in a neigh- borhood for a year. At Missoula there are 1500 China- men thrown out of employment, and they can't get away ! It is a fact that the American people are all push. Look at the labels on the bar-room doors. , , i i -i ! ! i, livery cioiki lias us saver lining, The boy who has tho mumps can stay away from school. The uSweet Singer of Michigan" has bought a flour mill. We may expect as occasional grist of poems. A writer in the Washington Gazette speaks of Secretary Frelinghuysen as a "genteel New Jersey no bo ly." The dictionary is not as big as the postoffice, but it contains more letters to tho square inch. Look not upon the wine to-day when it gives color In the cup. Nor yellow beer, which is mockery. In the bright lexicon of the business firm that buys itrtctly for cash there's no such word as "fail." Gen. Hancock is in Little Rock He is receiving ovations down in Dixie. Edward Koppe, a New York clerk, has been arrested for cmbezzing the sum of $05,000. " i William Henry Harrison Learned has been confirmed postmaster at Port Townsend. Eads is in London hunting capital with which to build a ship canal across Tehauntepec. Theatrical employees of New York have organized an association for mu tual protection and. benefit. Terrific snow and rain storms pre vailed on the 9th m the Atlantic border States, doing great damage. Lieut J. J. A'.'.gur, TJ. S. A., es caped from the lunatic asylum at Bloomington, N. Y., and was frozen to death on the 9th. Alfred S. Acuff, of New York, who forged his sisceiV -ame for $6,000, has been uned ?ouU and costs and ten days in nrison. Tli lmliit.a nf all rrrou t man on mnv. : e cihs!y assailed. It is now charged that the Hon. Bartholomew Binns, the new ingiisu nangman, taKes too mucb 111 crm. The century plant, whichttakes 100 years to ripen in the north, takes but twelve years to mature in California, and takes only five years in Mexico. The whiskey' men threaten to make the iinest brands of Kentucky as cheap as hppr unban their l,nndd Rr-lm- is adopted. The new and lovely little theater bonnets of black velvet and white tulle 1 embroidered with pearls, are worn without string The smallest pony in the world is the pet of the Baroness Burdett-Coatts- Bartlett He is five years of age and stands thirteen inches high. If the anatomy of some people were constructed upon the proportion of what they say to what they do, there would not be anything of them but mouth. With a stick held in his teeth, Man- ly Shotwell, of Ann Arbor, sends tele graphic messages at the rate of seven teen word? a minute. He has lost the use of his arms. Statistics just issued by the Dutch government show that an area of at least 92,000 acres has been recovered from the sea during the last three cen turies. A gold ring lost by Walter Mnreh of East Eddington, Me., was found seven months afterward on a pigs tongue. The ring encircled the tongue two and t half inches' from the end and as a matter of course, almost cut it in two. Six hundred and fifty bottles of wine bought in different parts of Pans, have been analyzed at the municipal labor- atory, and the wine was prcnounceu pure in only sixty cases, 1 J J There is a club for working girls in London. - Two nights in the week are devoted to singing,-'' needle work ard 'cutting out," and five nights to a school, a drill and instruction in the Bible Two of the children of a Swedish counlo who live near Sioux Falls, Da- t a 1)e.fec(.. Albinos, while the other are 0..jinarv fliip haire j children. 1 9 One of the Albinos is a bov aud the ohei a girl A German professor has figured it out that man came trom the bear, and while we can scarcely bear to think of such .a" thing, it may' be so. for surelv men and women love to husr as the bears do, Ye do not believe in race prescrip- tion, but the telephone and telegraph companies have obstructed the streets - to thst extent that we are compelled to s iy, "The Poles must go." A Toronto man died of smallpox twenty-six years ago, and last week his grandfather slept upon the same bed and took the disease. The doctor Kays that the germs of the disease were there au lDat u,ne An ironworker named Stokes, at tester, England, lounu a nare m a trap, ami as it was suUermg greatly, he killed it. The act being committed on Sunday, a bench magistrate fined him 20 shillings. Six hundred and fifty bottles of wine bought in different parts of Paris, have been analyzed at the municipal labora tory, and the wine was pronounced pare in only sixty cased. I'EOM, OAKbAND. Cold and unpleasant nights. "No excitement in business matters, Some excitement in the matrimonial matfkut. Charles Stephens departed from our midst on Monday, leaving behind many warm friendp. Miss Mary Shambrook of TJrrpqua ferry, was in town this week, visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Cora Wilson took her depart ure for Portland this veek, where she will undergo med'eal treatment, to improve her failing health. James Chenoweth has iust returned f an extensive tr: , to different lo- ... calities. His mission we know noth ing of. George Sacra and wife made their return this week from an extensive visit to California, satisfied that Ore gon is more desirable and pleasant to them than any region they have visited. Our dramatic troupe will execute another play in a short time, entitled, "Little Brown Jug." The troupe is very proficient and should le liberally patronized. The temperance lectn.-e advertised to be delivered at this place last week, was a failure, owing to non-attendance. The residents of this place are confi- dent thlit lectures on temperance are of no aVHi several uo were Kiueu uere a lew I t i . .1 i . .. I n 11 i 'ii. I i . r iys since, iecause oi meir destructive teudency. Many sheen had bean killed by them and the best remedy that l" - rouLi be administered as a nreventive wap strvchnme in fair doses. Owing to a rush of business, Dr. Harrboid has removed his office to a more convenient place and is now lo I cated in better quarters. His office is now in the first instead of the second fl?or' whicU tnakes U moro hmd7 H nw many pations. Georgo B. Barr has just completed his dwelling house, which is of the gothic style, commodious and elegant It is one of the finest structures in this city and makes a grand appearance. Depttty Sheriff Beckloy summoned a large number of our prominent citizen8 as jurors in the ; adjourned term of court 1 don t know stoat we ever passed a more pleasant time than since their departure. John Win tei burn Esq. of quicksilver notoriety, took his departure on Wednesday for the east, where he will remain for some time, being regained in that region by important business. Mr. W. will be greatly missed by a large number of warm friends. Uur town was throf -n into a state I of excitement Tuesday night by the supposed appeai-ance of the wild man of Idaho, as an individual became un manageable here that evening, making sad havoc with everything in his way, ank it was only by the untiiinff efforts of our brave and able men that quiet ude and safety was again established. J. C. Hutchinson has a number of men employed cutting logs at the mouth of Little canyon, on the Umpqua river, which ho will float down to the Gardi ner mills. This is quite - an undertak ing and will prove valuable, if properly managed, and we are confident that Mr. II. is competent to make the un dertaking a complete success. Tin youngest son of John Hunt lied very suddenly on last Sunday nignt lie was taterr sick lasj; week and on Friday Dr. Page was called and pronounced the disease typhoid pneu monia. He reported him doing finely on Sunday, but on Sunday evening alarming sy mptoms set in, which re sulted in his death, lhe change was so sudden and fatal that it surprised and shocked all. The sympathies of the entire com muni tv are tendered to he bereaved family. I X. X.. X, J. W. Murray, who killed his brother-in law last Saturday a week ago in Portland, had an examination lasts week and was held to answer io the grand jury for murder, without baih The evidence disclosed the fact that Murray blamed Yenke for the trouble between him and his wife and had made threats previous to the killing. v Wm. Bloxam and Mrs. Fisher had a preliminary hearing before Justice Green of Portland, for the killing of Jacob Fisher, on the night of Saturday the nth l ist lhe evidence on the Die. I .. j , . ,. , , , , lliniliary hearing disclosed the fact that . i , , . , , , , JblSiier and hlS Wife had been divorced ! . . ' ri i i scme months since. .Bloxam had been living with Mrs. Fisher and her daugh- , o ter on the prcmis s. in another house a ; ' 1 short distance away from where Fisher resided. They had been quarreling for some time. Bloxam and Mrs. Fisher had planned to put the old man out of the; way, and had mnde threats against him. They were both held to answer to the grand jury on the charge of mur der without bail. If with the incontrovertible evidence of fraud and chicanery as contained in Huntington's letters to Colton Congress does not dispossesp the Central Pacific crowd of the Texas Land Grant, it will indeed be a surprise to the country. In 1878 Huntington distinctly stated that the land in this grant ought to revert to the public donnin. The only change in the attitude of the grant since then, i-, that it will now enrich Huntington k Co instead of Tom Scott. If the Republican party contains the morality which they assume, why will it organs not come out openly and ad vocate temperance and promise the pec- pie; at least, to place a prohibitory J a. 1 it 1 a T IT o mand manr tv hara tho uer. Kannh ! ra n Legislature found it, before they killed it with their blunders, and let the peo ple have an opportunity to vote on the question. I want eggs. I want fresh butter. I want buckskin. t want all kinds of produce. I S. F. Floed. We have learned from the Albany Demo crat of last week, of the death of Hev. M. C. Miller, which occurred at Council Grove, Kansas, on the 5th inst. Circuit OoTirt Adjourned Term. The State vs. Eddinga. Charge murder. On trial since TuesJav. The State vs. Ireland; charce. assault guilty withdrawn and demurrer riled. De murrer overruled and pleat of not guilty re entered J. F W. Saubert vs. F. H. Noble et al. Motion to strike out part of answer tiled. YV illis & Abraham vs. Henry Smith. Mo tion to strike out part of amended answer overruled and demurrer to amended answer filed. Mary J. Gates vs. H. L. Gates, divorce. 1 lKIAUIL Li LjfT Till B1IU 1 KUHU miHrrPtl I.fl jlll . Default entered and cause referred to Col. .Thn ir!av ttak ti, vi.un, n.i rr fin tings. 99 mTTfT T T'ltTT CI f T" T"1 I Ul V 1L lib JN D o 1 )llh ! V. I. ARLINGTON, DEALER IN Dry Goois, G-rocarics, etc. All Kinds of Produce Taken in Exchange. CIVIL BEND, DOUO. CO., OREGON. Variety Store. AT T. VT. MORGAN'S VARIETY STOItE YOU WILL FIND THE BEST SELECTED STOCK OF Cigars, Tobacco, Confection ery, Cutlery, Jewelry, Perfumery Goods, etc. Ever elsraj to the public in Ttosebur;, at prices ify competittpn. tha del Eldorado Mineral Water. CIlFMtCAL ASALT8!8. Chemical Iaeo2tost, Assat Orncn, Brixrox Rooms axd Ore Room. 524 Sacramento street, San . Fiancwco, Nov. JKJ, 1334. Messrs, Holbrook, Merrill and Stitson. Gentlemen. I have submitted to qualitative .analysis the faasple of Eldnnulo water handed mo for examination and find it to consist of tho following substances: Chlo rin, lodina, Carbonic Auid, lrn, Almuiaa, Lima, Mairneuia, boda and orUie matter. . THOMAS PRICK. Eldorada-: Ga!ly bedight, a gallant kuiyht, Iu sunshine and in shadow, Had journeyed long, singing a song, la seafeh of Eldorado. But he gre old, this knight so bold, And o'er his heart a shadotf Fell as he found no spot of ground That looked like 'Eldorado. And as his strength failed him at length He met a pilgrim shadow. "Shrow," said he, "where can it be, This spring of Eldorado?'' Quoth the shadow 'Tor the beueGt of suffering humanity I will state tht the El dorado spring is situated three miles west from Eosegurg, and a supply of tho water is kept constantly on hand and for dale l-y Dr. S. Hamilton, agent, Roseborg, Oregon." Julian Joseph, of the well ki 6wi Ann of Hoffman and Joseph, of Albany, bears the following testi mony "' ALBANY, OGN., December 20, 1833. Ceo. W. Josks. Dear Sir: I would here state to you that a year ao 1 sufTered untold agonies on ac-c-tuntof riles (blind) and went to Fo.-tla.nd to yet re lief from docU'H there. I met Mr. Apple of Kose burg, who advised nie befure seeing the doctors to try jour Lldorado Mineral Water. I did so and had one dozen bottles seut to "me by A. E. Champagne. I used one-half dozen Iwttle. taking right before ev ery meal, one small glass full. I not only was re lieved, but 1 a-n certainly cured by what 1 used, and than Vful for it, because 1 sufleted more than I can express. I would advise auy one suffering from this disease to try your Mineral Water, felionld you have any occasion to use this statement do so. You are at liberty on my account. 1 think this is the least I can do for you, a I wa cure ! by it. Re spectfully yours, ' JULIAN JOSEPH. KOSEBURa, Dec. 3, 18S3. CEO. W. JOXES: Dear Sir. From sheer curiosity I was induced to try Eldorado Water and was not on ly surprised but highly gratitiej with the result. 1 have for many years been a sufferer from dyspepsia and have trie 1 every kind of ; ejsiii known to pharmacy and without result.- The contrary was my experience from the use of your mineral water. Ta ken according to directions it produced immediate relief and in a short time, if 'oiilinued, would secure permanent cure. To any who will avoid irritating stimulants, 1 am satisfied it will prove valuable comfort and benefit. As a general regulator I found it most excellent. , L. K. LANE. DALLAS. Dec. 2, 1333 From Mr. M. WT. Parsons, last August, I received one bottle of the Jones Kldora lo water, from Dr. Hamilton cf Uoseburg. Used half a bottle for ca- tarrh and can fully recommend it for that dreaded disease, as 1 have not buea troubled with the eoin- ,,iaint since. d.t. sears. . I ha.ve ?M ed he ELJot?tjr!' S Jones sonuif. l'ouirlascoanty, Oregon, and am fully atisfteu with the result, as i 'tfj with ca- tarrh. VV. C. BROW H, merchant. Absolutely Pure. PAD If V l Q .T.flflK I -"-V -mm w iv ------- I ' I FOR TUS BEST WEARIXO B G OT For men and boj s and the most durable shoes for misses aud childn, try the celebrated IltOlT-OLAD GOOD Manufactured by PORTER, SLES3INGER, & CO San Pranc?ipo. Thev are cruaiMnteel to irlve satis faction. Will not break in the back or rip in the side. All goods of this manufacture m:le by white floed k CO. BOOTH BROS. E. G. YOUNG ROSEBURG. YONCALLA. OAKLAND SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court .f the State of Oregon for the County of Dotig'ai. Ivan R. Dawson, plaintiff' I im : xv n vJL'L defendant To said W. II. Pnrk. defendant: In the name t.f i the State ot Oregon, you are hereby required to a; -pear and answer the complant filed against you in the above entitled court ana cause .m or oetore tne nrai ?fty of " ncxt r5,arJter?n $,0n?ti0. w5:: IZ 12th, A. D. 18ft4, and in default thereof the plaintiff will take Judgment against you in the turns of $590.20; and 23.94; and $65.50; and 2100.00 and in terest thereon at the rate of tjn per cent, per annum from May 5th, A. D. 1S3, and 15 dollars, and for costs and disbursement1-!. Service of this summons is made by publication in pursuance of an order made by Hon. U. . Bean, Judge of said Court, at "Cliam bers" on the 8th day of December, 13S3. Northcp ic Gilbert, Janl2-Ct attorneys for plaintiff. S5 Executor's Xotice! In the County Court of ths State of Oregon tor the County of Douglas. In the nutter of the esUte of Reason Reed Sen. decessL, . - - TVTOTICB IS 11KRERY GIVEN that the last, will i aim! testament of Keaion Heed Sen. deceased, has beon duly proven, and pursuant thereto the under-, signed, by order of the above entitled court, made and entered Novembor 21st, U93, has been apttointed exeeutor of said estate, and has duly quallnid a such. line, therefore, all persons having legal claim against suid estate are notiued to present the same to the undersigned at his ofiice" in Oaklatuil in IVmglai county, Oregon, wilh proper vouchers, -within six months hereof; and all persons owing said estate arc required to m..ke immediate payment thereof to the undersigned. JOHN II. SKUPE, executor. Dated Koseburg, Oregon, Nov. 21, 1883. . Hermann aud ball, attorneys for estate. J NOTICE. BY ORDER OF THE COUNTY COURT. SEP teiuberttrm, 13S3, Bids will he received bv tha County Jud untill'ue 'day, January 8tJ, Iff, k noon of said'dav, for keeping the eobntjr. "poor" tot two years, from February ISth, lSfi The persou re ceiviiig the cotitract wiil be rain1 to f urnLsh all provisions, (.lothing, mtdieal attendance, and give a Christian burial iu ca.-e of death, afd ttfiWr inta bonds in the sum of t)O0 for the faithful perform' aii'-e ot the contract TUe eo nty reserves the right to reject anyorsll bids and to furnish temporary aid to families ami homeless children, without comijelling such to become inmates of the ioor house. J. S. HTZHUGH, County Judge. Roscburg, November IC, 1933. SU31SIOXS. " In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the Com ty of Douglas: M. J. Gates Itiintif , ) Suit in eqtfiy vs. for II. I CaUs,def jndat:i ) Divorce. mO H. L. GATES, DEFENDANT: In the name of JL the State of Oregon you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaiut filed against you bjr the plaintiff, M. J. Gates, !n the above entitled court aud suit, on or before the next ensuing session of said court, to wit, Monday, the 15th day of January, 1834, and if you fail to answer said complaint the plaintiff wdl take judgment against, you for want of an answer and will apply to the court for the relief demanded in said complaint, to wit, a JucUrment and decree dissolving the mariiuge contract existing be t eau plaintiff and defendant and awarding the care and custody of the minor child of said marriage, Oliver L. Gates, to the plaintiff, and that she recover her costs and disbursements incurred in this suit. . This summons is published by order of Hon. R 8, Bean, Judge of said court, dated the 3d day of No vember, 13S3. HEUMANN &BALL, novlO Attorneys for plaintiff. In the C.rcuit Court Jfor Douirlas County, State ot Oregon: B. J. Grubbe, Plain iff, ) Action at Law toj vs. Recover Money. W. II. Parks defendant. ) rno W. H. FAltivS, K BOV E-XAM ED DEFEND JL ant: I.i the name .f the State of Oregon, you art hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you iu the above-entitled action, on or before lhe last day c f the next legular term of said court, to-wit: The second Monday iu May, 1834, and if vu fail to answer said eomilaint-the plaintiff will take judgment against you for want of an answer, and will apply to theeourt for the relief demanded in said complaint, to wit, a judgment against you for the sum of SSW.35, together with his costs aud dihburse ments of the action. This summons is published by order of Hon. R. . Bean, Judge of taid court, dated October 24th, 188.. A. F. CAMP1.1XI , Attorney for plaintiff. LS3 LZ3 TORPID BOWELS, DISORDERED LIVER, and K1ALARIA.. wv . 1 FTom thcao sources ariso Uuee-aoartns CI rio diseases of tho huiiiaa raeo. Ihew Bjmptoma lndicato tbeirexidtencc : Xkss or Appetite, Bowels coiMve, glclz Heart u-ie, fullness after eating:, aversion t exertion of Ijody or xuind, Eructation, of food, Irritability st temper, JLiOiV eoirlts, A tscUng bavins m eome Unty, IMzxi.iesFlutterlng; at Ux3 Heart. Iota beforo tto eyes, 111 fjliJr c-ed tJrl:e, COKSTIPATIO.V, and dp moiidtlio uso cf a rcmodylliat ptsdjroctlr cntha l iver. saLivermcdicincTUTT'O VEiiX.3 havo no cqnal. Their action on tno Ki Jncy s and Gkin 13 al so Tjronipt ; removing all impurities GnxragU theso three scut enrcrs cf til S75teu,' producing arpe titif, er.ar.d (liTjestion, rcf-ular etools, a clear ElciAandavigorouabodv. 'XCXT'6iPII.L3 ciuso no nausea cr griping nor lntenera with daUy work and aro a perfect AfTfiaJOTE TO MALARIA. oldeT"-rVwh,gSe. Qia-.4tMnrravSt.,N.Y TISTT'8 HAIR OYp. Gray ILvnt on VmssEHS changed In Ef.antly to a Glosst Black by a single P rlicatlon cf tbl3 DTE. Sold by Druggists, . AM VMAAnf Af Gl. FEES A FARM FOR A'W. coke has a fine farm op onb . hundred and sixty a-'res, situated iu Whitmore Oap, one mile south of Oakland, Douglas county, which he offers t r to thousand dollars. Eighty ac es cleared, of the best quality of farm'ng land, lorge new farm house, and outbuildings, all new. There is a stream of never failing water running through this farm, and an unlimited open range out side. Tins farm must and will be sold. For particu lar enquire of W. F. Owens, Rosehurg, or on the premises of A. W. CONE. NOTICE 1VTOTICE 13 HERE3Y OIVEST that my son John i.N tewis lvn left h and thit after this date ait persons are wanied n t to trurt him on my account, as I do not cl.iim auy of his wages nor will not pay anv of his hills. " MitS. C. McRAE. Oetobjr 6, 1531. Mtnm & CO., ot the ScimTiFio Amtoicaw, con tinue to act as Solicitors for Fatents, Caveats, Trad England, I'atents I larks, Copynjjnts, tor tne unoea Biaiea, Vurk atenta sent free. 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"VTOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT CNDEB, i.1 and in pursuance of an order of the County Court of Douglas County, Oregon, entered therein on tho 30th day of October, 1353, the undersigned admin, istrator of the estate of James Quinn decease I, will on Saturday, the Sih day of Deoember. 1333, at one o'clock ot said dav, sell on the premises, to tha high est bidder f.r cash, tho following described rmi es tate of said deceased to wit: Lots number ore, two and three, of section seventeen, and lot number eight of section eighteen, in township twenty -eight, uth of range six, we.it of the Willamette meridim, situated in Douglas county, Oregon, containing. 79 .71 acres. A fee simple title guaranteed and possession given on confirmation of sale. HENRY LANDKKS. n4 tf Adjrunistttfor. cr sent ny exproas '-vc.v v- TuH'S UAJJ'jy C?U3ErULECCEi?TS MM