Til I'i INDEPENDENT
SATURDAY, NOV. 22 J, ISSd. !
fi LAUi.EL LODGE A. F. M. WILL HOLD
regular meet'ngs on Wednesday on or bef.re
Kgjst-each fud moon, li. HEKMAXX, W. M.
J. P. Duscan, Sec.
fm-WfH N. S, I. O. O. ('.. meet
vV-.;U?r;-."-on Thursday evei.ing of
each week at 7 o'clock, in their hail at Koscbnrg.
Mombers v. the ord ;r in good sstii Jinr are iuviitd to
attend. Cv order of th.! N.
UNION ENCAMPMENT, No. 9, I. O. O. F., meets
at Odd Fellows' Il iil on th fir-it a.i 1 t'.i.l Fr.d i.vs of
ran monili. Viiti;iij brcliireii invited to attend.
L. Uklkils. C 1.
A. C. Marks, Scribe
,.kj.L'MPQUA CHAPTER. Noll, F. A. M.f hold
l4'js their leular c jTninuni.aiion.s every tirst
-y a,lJ third Tue-day in each mouth. Ail
members in gtod standing will t.ikr due and
uuiely notice and govern themelvej accordingly.
Visiting companions are invited to inset with tiie
-hapel when convenient.
J. C. Fl'llekto.n, II. P.
W. !. Friedlande. Se -'w
Ta i cksgiviiig Proclamation-
State of Okk;o-, )
Exkcciivk Dep't, 'r
Salkm, Nov. 1-2, 1SS4. .
1 yiew of the custom establish d ly oar
forefathers $iad iu accordauc. with a recom
mend t ou of Chester A Arthur, "resident
- f the United States, I weidd recommend
that Thursday, the 7th inst., be observed
by all the peoj le of the State of Oregon as a
clay it thaiitsoiviiig, and that they ,-efrain
from their usual avocations and repair to
their respective places of worship ami offer
thank and praise unto the Supreme buicr
i'i li viiivum- for the blessing vouclis.if. il
to us during the. l ast ver. and iui.ore a
ccniiMiatn ii of thee b.&:iis for .he year
to come.
Witness my hand a i l the ortat
I,, a. sea! of the .Si ate of Oregon here
, to attached at Saitm, Oregon,
thii 12ui d:iy,of Nove;u 'cr, A. D. SSl.
Z. F. MOlVi.
Governor of Oregon.
By the Gor-n or.
It. 1 EARHAKT.
S-'Ora ary of SvSi.
r on Pale. A Kpie?udid upright
i o ( fit l td for sa!' eiif;j. Apply at
this office fv p inicu'ars.
Foil HoNoLi'ut . lliUc. Kevvcomh and
Dr. J. A. Child, of Portland, arc projecting
a,i excursion to the Sardwicli Islands, to
start Iroiii that city aout January 11, 1685.
The trip will consume about ninety das
Tha expense viil vary I rein 140 to $220,
. ii juilnij a trip to Hi ; volcanoes.
Hamtcal C'on.si ipatio.v Is a prolific
source of miscr atid nia!iy ills, giving r.s to
headache, lti llness, fevers, nervousness,
restlessness, bi liousness, indigestion, poion
. a i 2T of the hiood, etc. Th hitter, nau-cotis
liver medicines, pills, salts and draughts
formerly used to relieve the sullercr, only
aggravate the disease and sicken the stom
ach. All who are alllicted in that way,
know the importance 'of a remedy pleasant
to the palate, harmless1 in its nature, and
truly beneficial iu its action. Thy trial bot
tles of Syrup of Figs jjveu aw.iy free of
charge by our enterprising (jruiiiit.s, 8
Hamilton of Iloseburg, and Fagfc t l)i.u
niick of Oakland, prove that it is all that can
be desired. Large bottles liity tvnts and
one dollar.
Obituary Henry Gatterman a native
of Germany ami for several years a resident
cf i'osoburg, dn;d at the Ayiu:a ia Salem
Monday tho l?ii, .d ly of November ISSt
lie ; tase.l WiiJ a young mm in the prime of
life- a blacksmith by trade and a good me
chanic. And during the time he lived in
the commm ity was regarded a3 a sober in dustrious
hard working man. liy his fru
gality and industav he amassed coiisidrral
means ami-built for l.im.-cif a pleasant little
hom;, and had established a go'.id busiueES
A litt'o more than a year ago be was mat tied
to a Miss Bruckner a native of kis own coun
try, ami the two started in life with a biil
Jiant future I e fore them. Soon after his
marriage he was taken with a malady- sup
posed to have been brought on by over work
hia body and mind gradualy grew weaker
until isoine few weeks a'o be wss sent to tlie
Asylum for treatment 1 ut it was of no avail.
All that was mortal sunk to rest on last
Monday. The remains were brought from
Salem to Iloseburg Wedy d -y and were
buried in tho Odd Fellows Cemetery on
Friday afternoon under the auspices ot the
Odd Fellows Lodge of this nJaee of whij't
he was an honered and icspected member
He leave a wife to mourn his h.ss But no
blood relations. in this cotintiy. In his do
mise th. continuity h&s Jose an honest up right
citizen and a u&o'ul member of socio
ty.
M. II. Dk Yoi .no Shot Last Wednes
day evening Adoljih Spm-kels a son of
vjlaus Sprcckels, the Sugar Ki'ig' of San
Francisco entered the Chronic'e O.Ii-o at the
corner of Bush and Keyrny Streets, ami aine
diately commenced- a murderous attack upou
M. 11. Ie Young. He lircd three shots, the
first struck l Young iu the left arm, a lit
tle alwve th elliow, and the second one hit
him iu tW shoulder. At this Do Younsf
turned to go into his private cilice and iu
doii;gso tlipcd and fell ou the floor. Sj reek
els reached over a counter an I tired a thu d
shot the I all striking a bundle of school
books which I)e Young was carrying and
which pr. b.d.Iy saved his life- At the tune
of ureiny the third shot G. W . EmotM.n ad
vertising c crk iu the office took a revolver
from the desK and fired at Spieckeis hittiug
him in the left arm At this juncture oth
er employees in the o!h-o reaehtd Spretkels
aim took the revolvei from his hand. Po
icemeti then enteie I the otike hihI took
Sprecke's and Emerson in custody.. De
Young was taken to his residence ud hi-
wounds dressed. Sirtckcls was re eased
from custody on tive taousau I dollar bonds.
His father ami uncle being the security.
Emerson was released on ohc thousand dollar,
bondt. De Youngs wounds while dangerous
are not considered fatal, fne snooting, it is
supposed gr-w out of some articles pub-
lihed :u tlio Chronicle in reference to the
management of the Hawaiian Commercial
and Sugar Company which Clause Spreckels
is ortsidentaml he and his son own the
principal stock. The attack 13 similur to
thst. rf fit-M vAnrs when the vouuirer
Calloch murdered Charles De Young on the
same spot where his brother fell last Wed
nesday and the attact is much less provoked.
Should vnnniT Siirer.kela who is now twenty !
(even years of ae by reason of his wealth
and tUe wealth and influeuce of his father
escape the gallows, ia case of DeYoungsdaath
or a term it the Teuitentury if he should re-
cover. We may expect to hear of the scenes
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of less than one year ago in Cincinnati be.ng
redacted io Saa Francisco.
LOCAL IirMS.
Who said tufke
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Tinuiksgivi ug next.
"Election 's over ovs hie."
i Skating this; eeinng ut Sloeiiui's
hail. j
I Next Thumlay we eat turkey (some
tinns). I
i A. A. Fitjk and fauiily are living in
Portland. j
j C1IOU1', WHOOPING COUtJH and Bron
chitis immediately lelieved by JShilou's Cure.
I Ail kinds of Job Printing done at
this cllite v itli lituintht. i.d ciisj atch.
THAT II At KINO COUOH can be so
;uiekiy cuied by Cihiiuh's Cure. e guar
iiilte it.
Sheiiil G. A. Taylor and Deputy II. C
Slociiiu are now engaged in coiiecung the
Stale taxe-'
L- Belft'.s is buiUl'.ng a Jewelery shop
on the feuuth and west co.ner of Cass and
Jackson btletts.
Kev. John Howard is erectiug a couple
of teu tiuent houses on his lot adjoining IJr
Oakes resilience.
S. F. Wi:so:i i prominent attorney
of luiiiput city, Uuos UountY is viaitiug
friends in Ptusubuig.
StilLUiiS CATAliliH IJEMEiiY a
;j(;sinvi cure tor Cataiih, Diptucria, auu
Canker Mouth, i
! Woud Uaiker and faintly have re
j ut i.ed Irons easi of tiie nionniains to
make their home in the Umpqiia
Vaiiey.
Itocei t Newcctnb and wife of Port
iiod were la lludeburg last week and
ealied on many ul Lhtir old tiiciido aiui
u'c(numtuaces. I
Tile
skating j ru.k, uauer
inanuyellicnt c-I Ai esia. i' u teiSf ami
Chase, c'litiinues to oe the baturday
evening utti action.
fdllLOii'S L'OUGU and Cousumptiou
Cure if tso.d ty US on a go ii.intee. it cures
coiisumption.
i
F. II. Cabbert of Myrtle Creek was
in Rosburg this week on business.
He came down ou the, morning train
Tuesday a.id returned in the evening.
There will bo divine service in St.
George's Episcopal Chutch on uext
Sunday the 23d inst. morniug and
veiling. .All are cordially invitett to
attend.
Horace Ilulbcrt returned from ease
of the Mountains where he has been
surveying for the Railroad Company.
He is now sloping with his family at
Round Prairie,
SLEET LESS NIGHTS, made miserable
by tliat terrible Cough. Shiloli's Cure is the
Uemedy fo? you. i
Ira Rice of ! Oakland made us a
pleasant cali on Wednesday. He re
ports mineral discoveries in the north
ern i art of the county lately. We hope
they may prove valuable.
The many friends of Robeit Strother
will be pleased to learn that he is en
gaged as Superintendent of a mine of
which hu is also a part owner at Coeur
d'Alcne at a salary of one hundred and
fifty dollars a month.
CATARRH CUBED-, health and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Hemedy,
Price 50 cents. :Nasal Injector free.
The genvral ratitication of the elec
tion of .Cleveland and Hendricks which
look piaca in the city of Portland on
Wednesday last, was without exception
ti e giamlest po ideal ueuumsti ation that
has taken place in this state siuc. our
tirst settlement.
Thomas lietcl er and N Garnette will
leive Iloseburg next Wedmsday for Texas
with thevievv oi settling in the Lone Star
State. We wish them success but are sor
ry tjhave them leav our county and speci
ly i,o as they ate both sterling Democrats and
good citizeus.
The undersigned will commence a
meeting in liuj Baptist chin eh in Oak
and Saturday evening, .No vein tier 29,
and wiil continue over Sunday. Expect
to b assisted by Rev. J. I.'. N. Bell
and P. L. .Jones. All are coruiaUy in
vited to attend. B. F. SilAHP, P. C.
Rosel'iug Cr.
WILL YOUi SUFFEU with Dyspepsia
and Livei Compiaiul? Shiioh's Yitaiizer is
guaranteeo to cure you.
Hun J. L). Lee of Dallas, joint
Senator of Puik and Benton Counties,
suent sev erals day.w m Rosei.-urg t oe
forej allot this tk. tic is .i -
ideasant iient ifman ed cti;siit iao,
I c
I tl it-ncii and wiii uc liouid i,u e toi.
siderabie intiueo'x; in diajris g 'i.s.i.
liuli In the cou.iwg ieg.tiai'ur.
SllILOll'S llAl.iZLB K- tti...i-j..u need
for Constipation Loss td Appetite. D.suiuess
ami all symptoms .f Dyspepsia.. Pmck 10
and 75 cents per battle.
John Niehois ho was arrested last week
at his home iu Rice Cuich iu tins county
by Deputy Sherill" Sloeum charged- with
; kiibi g a uiua named Ketchum m tue Cow
( Creek Mountains a little over a yeir ago,
j was bound over oy Justic Giddb, to an
swer to the Grand Jury for the crime of
j murder without
bail and he is couiiued in
i ail.
Hon. L. F.j Mosher returned last
week from air extensive visit and tour
of inspection of the Eastern States. He
j visited his SOU Charles who is engaged
' inthe newspaper business at Phoenix
; Arizona, and remained a week or ten
da yg w,th Qn hh , g um tri) The
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Jud-e is in excellent health and p-
o r
much impioyed by his visit.
Deer CreoS: Items-
The weather is exceedingly fine with
bright sunshine and lovelv afternoons.
The people in this vicinity are in
good sjdrits over tho election of Clev- j
eland and Hendricks, and entertain
high hojes that times will be better.
Hurrah for Cleveland
A great many Democrats from this
section went tu Portland on the ex
cursion train to attend the "rami rati
tication of Cleveland and Ilendrickr'
election.
lany changes have taken plac? on :
Deer Creek within the laht year. A j
number of new houses luve been built
and other extensive improvements
made which add greatly to the beauty
of our val'ey.
Wood Barker and family, wbo left
this county some years ago, have lately
returned from tie Spokane country
and like all the refit of the old citizens
who return, think old Douglas the best
country to live in.
Mr. Win. Laugh and family have
moved over from Oakland and now oc
cupy the Clarke Richards- house. We
are glad to have them in this com
munity. ' Miss Laura Ronebrake is prepaiing
for an extended visit to C-;os Day and
some of the Dser Creek bos wMI have
their hearts broken. Never mind boys,
Laura wiil return again.
There was a general turnout at
Blakely's dam.e Friday night; thirty
fiv couple present. Your itemizer
ts unable to give the full particulars,
A- I eii:g j resent.
Ualapooia Items
Our farmers are speeding their plows
Caiapooia has seven fruit dryeis run. j
ning in full blast, averaging about one
hundred pounds to the dryer per day.
Rev. Sharps held divine services at
the school house last Sunday. Consid
erable interest was manifested during
his concourse.
Harden Davis, since the election,
contents himself by secreting himself
in the woods smoking ii s pipe.
Jessie Day, ol i'ii.'.o: , W.
ar
rived here las;, ue'. -o peud tu:- vvj!;i..-e
with his brother N. i . .1 .
Our old friend and gospel -xpaid-r
made himself very conspicuous p i
boiore the election with the haif-breeos
by informing ihem if they supported
Cleveland they would lose th::ir land.
The young people of this vicinity
met at tin; residence of Allen Otting
er last Satin day evening and partici.
pated in an ohi fashioned bussing-bee.
Andy Gross was th main participant
in the leading p ays.
John H. Mires, some days sine,
had the misfortune to lose a valuable
horse. Blaine's defeat and Mr. Mire's
bad luck otherwise has about laid him
up for repairs. Susie.
"Painting the Town Eed-"
Tuesday night according to announcj
ment the Democracy met to celebrate
the election of Cleveland and Hen
dricks. Tie meeting was the largest
and most enlhusistic that has ever
bweu witnessed in our City. Two hun
dred and nintten salutes were given.
Tue torches were brought and a grand
tutchlight procession pataded the prin
cipal stieclsied by the Yankee Doodle
bind, who played national patrioctic
airs. A brilliant display of tire works,
Roman Candles ami Sky Rockets'
formed an attractive feature of the en
ttitainment. This vvs planned by
Messrs. Marks, Fan pur and others ami
had not been prev iuiisly announced. R
sci td to please and entertain (lie chil
dren mote tnaii any other teature of the
parade, and thosa ai lies ueserv e great
credit for their fore'.iiuiight, in tins
matter, as tlu celebration was rather
an impromptu gathering than a i or
ganized meeting. After the parade ills;
procession marched to the Coot t House.
The meeting was called to order by
C. Bali, piesident of the Cleveland ami
Hendricks club, w ho introduced Hon
A. C. Jones, tue o rater of tiie evening,
v un u-i tained all who could croud
; in- cotiit room with one of his
v , i. :i..i.'.oeiistic sjeeches. Pleasing and
X j " I I'topiiaie speeches wero also inatle by
2uti.ss.rs, Lane, Owens, Flofcd and Ge-n-gtr.
The meeting then adjourned with
music by the Yankee Doodle Band fol
lowed by thiee lousing cheers for
Cleveland and Hendricks. And the
vast assembly dispersed to their homes
and ledging places for the night, aU
fueling that we had a good time and
that the country is safe. In tho morn-
ing very many took tiie excursion train
for Porllanii to cot.Uiiio iiK-ir rejoicing
and take paitm iii g- i-t l '.!..:.;
tion in that ('ity ei:-.c-.d.i. ichx.
Eucklen's Arnica fcsaive
The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. It is guaranteed -0 to SO itr emt
io give perfect satisf ictin, or money That team advertised for sale recetr.ly, cai
refunded. Price 25 cents pei box. For j yet be had at a bargnr. Enquire at' thi
sale by S, Hamilton. I cfEce.
A Trip to Brewster Valley.
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We took a trip to Brewster last week
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winch was one cf much interest and
pleasure. After traveling all forenoon
in the fog, we clinilx'jLl to the lop of
Weekly mull li tain nd saw, as far as
the eve could see, a -perfect ocean of
fug bounded by distant mounta'ns;
many of which v-re covered with
mow. After a short rest on tin top ot
the int iiitam we -descended the Co
quiile from its .source, thiough nil Us
windiniis fe-r several miles. For
Kplendid timber and irauiticent sevn-
ery there is no pWe that can surjass
the canon if the Coq'.ullp. A long
day's drive brought us to th hospitable
house of Mr. Laird, wln-ie v. e foui d
excellent accommodations. We weie
shown a specimen of those immense
potatoes von have before heard of, and
also very tine apples. We saw the
wing of a vulture that had been killed
on the top of Biewster mountain, by
George Miller. Tin; wing' wh;i spread
measured over four feet. The bud
from which the wing was uk'-n must
have measured over tei IV1 t from ;ip
to tip.
T
ae next mormie' we
left
Brewster with a very exal'ed idea of
the enpabili ics of a valley which could
produce such cattle, hogs, birds, .veget
ables a;.i fruit as we saw samples of.
That evening we arrived at Fiouriiov
vallev. We did 'not get a good view
of lh.it place, because it was enveloped
in fog. There we spent the night at
Mr. Jones' where we had a veiy pleas
ant time.
We weie also very hospitably enter
tained in Looking Glass bv Mrs. Allen.
We were fortunately blessed wth
good weather during the entire trip.
Tiie roads, considering the rough coun
try through which they pass and the
season cf the vear, were in a vet v ood
condition. Q.
Letter List
The following letters r main and uncalled
for in the Uoseburg postoftice on the twenty -second
day of N- vemher, 1881. Persons
calling for the same will please say Adver
tised: 11. C STAN TON, P. M.
Anderson Geo Jones M.s II
Uoal C 2 Kane N 2
I.i Hf-r Mrs B Leonard Cap.) J N
' ;.rtt Jacob McNcal E 11
(;,:-). etc Mrs Clara Macklaud Mr
i;:wm!i. Mrs I W NeM man J W
i;i;-. ti. Mrs Sina Ibdling Allen
Chaueay Jno F Ross Dora
Claik.Maiy A Shong Hugh
Dimmirk Mrs V A2 Shxw B F4
Dtevrry Chas W Symonds Josiah
Ford Win J T-ivlorA
Franklin Jno D Thompson L L
Godfrey Thos WardJaiues
Gicbs Mrs Carolina
Ireland T A 2
Ladies' Medical Adviser-
A Complete Medical Work for
Women, handsomely bound in cloth
and illustrated. Toils how to prevent
and cure all diseases of the sex, by a
treatment at home. Worth its weigh
in gold to every lady suffering from any
of these dis'wscs. Over 10,00u sold
aiieady. Post pa td only 50ct. Pos-
t ,1 -ta ... O - . a ii
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NUN DA PUBLISHING CO Nnmhi,
N. Y. Nov. 1st 3-in
Tn3 Housewife's Fayorite.
We will send free for one entire
year, to every lady who sends us at
once the names of un married ladies,
at same address, and 12 two-cent stamps
for postage, our handsome, entertaining
and instructive Journal, devoted to
Fashions, Fancy Work, Decorating,
Cooking and Household m.Vters.
Regular price, $1.00. Send to-rhy,
andsfjcnre next nuiiib-.sr. Atldres, DO-.
MEST1C JOURNAL, Nuuda, N. Y.
Nov 1st 3 -m
Don't Give Up Yet-
It doesn't follow that a patient will
die bc'ca ise til? doctors have 'given
iiun up," or that he will recover because
they promise to "pull him through."
It is never too late to try the great
virtues of Parker's Tonic. Dr. Michael
Guilfoyle, of Binghampton, N. Y., was
cured of Rheumatism by it after ten
years of unspeakable suflerin". Mr.
R. W. Mosher, druggist, of the same
city, certifies that he. has sold over a
thousand bottles of Paiker's Tonic
through its reputation for this and
other cures.
"Wide Awake Druggists-
Dr. S. Hamilton is alwuv 8 alive to
his business, and spares no pains to se
cure the best of every article in his
line. He has secured the agency for
the ce'ebrated Dr. King's New Dis
covery for Consumption. The onlv
; ifaiu cure known for Consumption,
i '-'..(.-, Hoarsness, Asthma, Hay Fever,
!'i:.. hitas, or any affection of the
'I hroai. wnd Lutifis. Sold on a positive
guatant'o-. Trial Bottles free. Reg
ular sizj $1.00.
Now is your time to lay iu a supply of
merchandise. Go to Iban's and save from
J WT. P.. Clark of Coles Vallev was
in the City vesten lay. Tt is the first
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t.w mo uitiuv. m.i rtMiraiaiitn . oilier;
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tiie election, lie came in the inde
pendent onice looked around viewed
our force with a contemptuous air.
Fioin the lire in his eye it was easy
to divine that he wai mad. We ven
tured to ask if theie whs any iiews
froin Coh s Vailev. He replied in an
Hiigry tone of voi "I haint got"' any
Hews ami I (lidn't tome to town for
any news either." Hh left the oilice and
shut, the door ai'te.i him with a bang
.im1 as he siaited down 3Iaiu Street
we heaul him mutter "wcli thfiy tan't
liuit lue mm h. Tiie freight charges
v-re as good a proles ticu as I want i.i
the lumber trade. As I have a 'mon
opoly of the saw miil business anyhow'.'
As Mr. Clatk has been agoril ciistomei
of outs we do not want to do him am
ijiistic'. We think he takes a p'ail
osophicas v iew of the sitna'iun an . how.
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A RINGTON lii. mi Nov I7ch. 18S1. At
Civil fiend Or. to the wile of V. L.
Arington a Daughter Si! s.
IJU RBAGE Bom Nov, b, ISSi. . At
Moaiic li-coit O.-ij j a to tnz vit's of
J. W.Burraoc a son.
MEW THI3 WxlEK.
In the County Court of Doula-s totmty, t-t?te
of ( avoa.
Won- Ah Seyow, I'laiiiilff, vs. Jalson A!anis ami
Harvey hrmvn, i:a;tinjrs Oointr business in PouJa
eounty, .Mate of Orc.n unUer the name of ore0'oi.
Nickel Mine, l e.enlants.
Action at law to recover money.
rP EPSON ADAMS AMI HAKVKY BUOWN
J. the aloe nanif.l Uei'cmuuts: In the name of ti.e
siate oi Oregon, you are hei ebv le mireii to appeal
a.id a.iswer the com;il.iiiii i.loi auiat vou bv the
above n.-.cicd I'lauitilF la tiie above n.i;;ie ! Court ia
ti.e atve ei-titiei aetion wrdim ten days from tl.c
";,IC "f t;;e.-ei -vice of this sU:tiuijau;ou Vou if serve.
within tli.8 eiMii.ty, ..r if t-ervea in a:iv Jther aa;v
ui this state then vviti.iu twenty uays from tho ua.l
ot tiie servee of th.s sienmo'is iijm.'i yt u, or if surveu
by pubiieadon tnereof you are berebV it- Mrred to uo
pear and answer the i-ain i i iiii.iiinn'on "r btn re tl'.e
lirst day of tl,e next re-ubir tenu of the above nan-u
court, winch is the firat Mwicl iy, the fdh da v f .'ai
iiary laSo, and if ou fail so to' appear and"ai.cv,ei,
for want thereof, the plaint. ff wiil trke jwn t"'
..uamst you for the tun, t.f y-t e and interest i here
on ate.trhl erccnt i er annum f.-.m, the 14th eav f
Novemb-r l.ssi, and f,.r the eosts and d sbuiLCii.et.t
oi this action.
iH:ur m..h;c November 1 !th, ISSt, b," lion. .). S
i itzliuh. -hide of the County Court of piv.'-hs
county. State of ore-un f.r service rf this suumunis
by p.Uolieat;..ii. WILLI... A JoNES,
Ilov" Tt Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Giiarilii&irs Hale.
VfOTICE IS HEKEP.Y ulVEV TH VT THE I'v
11 dcr.vined thiardiaa of crcs-l L. Clie'i-wet'i
laaior iicir of John e l.e:iove;h, hue of Pou-,a . t ;,'
ty, (ox-oii, i:0Lfci-e.l, h:is been duiy li.-en ,.e.t an
feetcil by tac County vourt of Ph;U4 . oa.itv A.
,11, by an order jnadu and entered of Kc.-oH Ai
the 2.ji.h day of October, A. P. Iii4; to sell' alV'tli,'
n.riit, tiile and intent of said mim,r, the wic iit-i-an
undivi.ed ..lie-fourth (!) i.Kcrest, (su(i.:t t.. iV
P..wer n-ht or ntcrc-t of bis mother. Mai-nda i hen
ou tth) in and to tiie fodovvinjj des.-ribc i Heal Estate
i'l i Manias Co'.mtv. ire on. 'o tvit- " " '
.-v;u. i. , . j n.iues..iiie Dei!if Icsi 'nat-d
as lot one of Scetioa i;, '1'owiiRhiji 2ii S, liaii'x-r" VV
confining :i"..75 acr. s of I.m.', more ' ie I
the S. A of the S. W. J of . is, a :d lo i
and (i of ;Se. 1!, T. S., ii. 4 Y. conla;i.i,, ' l i i
of land, more or les-; ii:e N. V,'. J , . tb.Ac i "i
the N E. I; the N. E. of the N. E J and lot o-',e ef
SCv!. il, T. -2;i S, 1;. : W. eontaininy r-s ,f
Uvm!, more or !e-:: All that, part of the P.V. atiii
Land Chum ,,f E. !'. Whi.tier, eLum N'(. 4) ,.;,.., .,
portion f set- is, T 2i; S, K 4 W, ti e south p- VtMf
raid Pomtion la in e iilaiiiin- 10 acre- r.f l- i.,i
nore or 1-ss, and lyinjr on the north side of ill W-th
i'motpia river; the S K j of the S E 3, and 1 .tV.ne' of
ee 2.1, T 25 S, !i 5 W co.it noin- acres f plnd
1 1,8 undivj-led one-half interest, in u 0f t!i T vv
I . .. . . . . ' . ' . an ot Ilic
I III lllC.r... I III .-S". '. . I ',; It 11- t .
above .lecr;!eu lands being in Daugla Cnuntv, Slav
of Oregon. "
In persumee of said licence and orde-, I -vi!l
the SI d vv oi' ubckmukk. ls,si, at tae hour of l'.
o'clo;k, v. M. of said dav. on the .ren.Kn.
sud cou ity and State sell f.,r casii in ha id at. nnMie
i :in ti.in to the behest and be-t bidder all the ri'-h'
J tit!- and interest ..f said minor in ami to the follow-
in-,' ore.in.-e-. u. n. All i ,::t part of thf Ponatio:'
Land '.aim of John 11. Mills ai d v ife Notil . atV
No. 3107, in T 2o S of It:, W f Willamette -Men,ii-t,
lyintr no the south side of theNor.b I;tiii,,iii riv
in faiil Tovnh:p and H.me, containing 'about 4ne
acres ol l ir.d, more or less. Also th mitMvided '
intcaest in all of the N W . of the S W ) of Se ii
T ?.( S, It 5 west of Willamette Mendi.uin Vuiv'u
county, Oregon.
I will also it the hour of 10::;o o'. ock. . M ,,f sai ?
dav on the hereinafter c'ecrd ed premi e
in stid l ounty and Stt, sell for cash in
h-oid at iuhlic.. action ro the highest and be-t bidder
all the'-i-ht. title .aid intertst of said minor in and
to the f blowing- described jirpm'sos, to wit: The
!,neoio:i i,aii i i laun ,t .lolin y, Mill? and wife. No
tification No. ;n!7. the pan e beiny the fractional S i
of Sec 24, vid th- frctioied N of tec 25 T 2'i S, it S
W cwt-duiiijr 40 acres o: land, more or'less, ecent
in r therefrom so much thereof aslies o i the south side
of the North Finpfjoa rivir.
Fractional N E of the N E J of Pee ?6, T2(! S, R 5
W, the -une bein desi-naled as lot l of .sec 2ti, T 2(i
S. It 5 VV, e intainiojf 25.75 a res of land, more or less
tho S I of the S W of Sec H, and lots 4, ft and 6 of
See lf, T 2(1 S. U 4 W containing: 13t.ll acres, more or
ics- 'the N W . thi? VV V of the N E . the N E J
of the N E and .t 1 of se ; 24, t 20 s, R r, VV eon
taiidnif :i5.5S aeres of laiid, more or les?; All that
part of the Pollution Land Claim of E v' ivhki.i,!,-
claim 41, beinr a portion (,f Sac IS. T 2 S, U 4 W t ,t
south "art ,-f said Donation I laim containinir '.Hi acres
of land, more or less, and lyinjj on the north 'i le of
the North t'miiqua rivtr, the S E of the S E a- d
lot 1 of Set - 3, T 2fi S, I! f, W cont -.ini ' r.S.": acres
of In- d.more or less; the S i of the S E of See 13
T 215 S. It 5 W c mtainin r 80 aores of 1 in 1. m re or
!es-; the S i of the S VV of See 13; the S E of tbe
E 1 of See 14. the E 4 of the N E awl l"ts 10 and M
and the N K of the S E 1 of Sec 23. T 20 S. 1! a W
containing 27!) acres of 1 oid, more or less. All of the
lands herein described to be sold will be sold n.s the
undivided interest of the said Minor, and subject to
the Po,ver rii.t or interest of said Minor' mother.
Malinda CheiiOweth . Jamks Ciiencweti'
Guardian of Creed L. Chciioucth.
C. A. Sehlbrede,
Attorney for Guardian. nov22 'it
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DRY'S SALOON,
Jackson Stree', R.'seOiiro--
The proiTetor of this well kn wn and
popular resort won hi diank hrs Irb-tds
f. r their libe nl patrina in tbn past
and vubl a-k for a cont iuiauee of
became in the future, Tiie public ii
iuf irtned that I keep none but (be best
brands of wj e, Jquors and cigaftj
ami that I sell over the bar the te!e
bratd JeSie Moore Si Co.'h Kentucky
Uhisk;e
A good billiard Utile will be found
in tbe saloon; also the leading poers
of the world.
I he l.o!i-i.t',ou Lud claim of .b.hn R. xyj.; .v.,
wife Notinti- n No. SW7, the same loin- "th-.
fraclioiia! S,( of .Sec. t, and the fi-ueta.aal Ni o" "
2.1, T. 20 S., ii. 5 V,-. eoaraiiiiiiy; 0 acres "of i.uuV
more or less: fraetimial N. E. 4 f,f fhP . ' i , 't
iiioic u; less; toe - 4 oi me S l. j of Sec- 1: 'f o j .s
ti 5 W c'mtahiin? SO al-rei of lunJ, more or les " he
S J of tl-.e S W 1 of S.-c 1 ; the S E j ,,f ,j,e s E of
t: the E t of ta.j N E J, an 1 lois i0 an.l 11 o,i
tl,r N E J .f ihe S K 1 of See 2:S. T 2.J S, U 5 W 't 'in.
t iinni; 2iS) erc of 1 ind, nvue or Ifs
Gat zaViaiSlte
To the Pabli
Rosebicg, On., Oct. 29th lsSL
To the Pcblic :
Desiring to engage in other pursuits
I have determined to close out my en
tire Siocii of General Merchandise
within tiie n;xt si.;tv days, atactual cost
nii.es. Tiiis is nohu.ubug; I mean
what I sty. A..y parties purchasing
of me can hare the liberty of exauiin-
ug niv' invoice books and satisfy tJiem
seives as to I'.ia wholesale price paid
ror each at tide. Those desiring to
p.irrhase tiieir winter supply of j Goods,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Crockery,
Giusswi. re and Groceries, vviil make on
an average from 20 io oO per cent by
availing themselves of tlitd opportunity
My ttnuis will be strictl v cash for all
i;ii under 50., and over that amount
approved notes vviil bo taken on three,
four and six mouths time, bearing iu-
ereat. Tiis vviil enbLs those having
wheat and wool to sell to retain it
in til a mere favorabhi price can be
had. I shall begin selling out on the
the above terms on and after Novem
ber 1st, 1881. F. P. HOGAX.
Biin r on vour job work. It will be
piempiL attenilcJ to, and at reasona
oie prices
NOTICE!
People goinu to Poiitland
SUOI LD li EM EMBER THAT
SEVEUAN0E&Y0GUM,
Are. THE Photogiiaphei;?,
Cast Poktlanp, OkeooxI
iSiiiley Block, 4iii St. bet. 1 & 3
I orFER FOPv SALE A FINE LOT OF
At my iParm, sis miles from Ecscbnrg, on
tiie OjIcs Valley Road-
H. CONN, Sr.
arb;t op l
Ifcxt Door Live Oak Saloon Sosc-burg-
WOi'klHSllliEi&t? 2elICk.
UiYATIA.
Iu the County dure of the State of Ore
g 'ii for the County of Douglas.
In the Matter of the Estate )
of
A. JMood, Deceased. )
rpo M ItS. J. E. MOIUJIS, SAMUEL li
X Moutgoniery, Win. li. lluiard, and tin
Odd Fellows' Orphans Uomeot Uivvon, am:
all other heirs, -Jcvisces or persons in uuealt-o
in said Ivitate:
Whereas application was made in due
foriii of law ny David Morse, Jr.. adminis
trator of tiie Estate of A. J. Mnoily, de
ceased, to tiie County Court of Doiiyta
County. Oregon, .for an order authorizing
empowering and directing him to sel!, a
such a-uuinistra'or, the real .ropeny le
toiigin to the, estate of said de:cA.M:d,
to-wii:
Lot No. ( in Section 34, and Lot No. 3 in
Section 27 in Township IS, South of baii.e
12, West of v illaiuette Meridian, contain -iu
(J3 17-100 acres; also that tract lieuin
niu at a point 13 50-100 chains west of tin
corner to Sections 'J(J, i'7, 34, and 35, run
ning thence west G i j!-1 00 chains; theme
south 23 9-100 chains; thence youth Go' tie
grees ea.st 1 3G-100 ehaius; them-e north 31
degrees east 2 40-IO.) chains; thence soiitb
45 decrees ea.st 3 32-ieu chains; thence
north 70 decrees tast 1 07-1 00 chains; thence
north 23 04-100 chains to place, of ne-iimui,
contain ng lo a 10 ) petes, lucindiug tiie
Florence iiotel lot. occupied by T. F. Sally,
and also the adjoining lot occupied by A. li
Bnttolph. Also the tide land abutting on lot 5, Sec
tion 27, and lot G of Section, 34, containing
H) G3-100 acres, lots 1, 2, 3. and 4, Stction
34, and lots 4, 5, ami G, bectioa 35, contain -ing
44 41-100 acres.
Also the tide land abuttinng on lot 7,
Section 14. Ad in Township IS, South ot
ibiiige 12, West of the Willamette Meridian.
And whereas said. Court fixed as the tnm
and place of hearing any and ail o ji'ctioiis
to the prantiU'4 f .said order and licens,o ul
sile at the Court .room of said C"iirt in the
Court house in Rosebtir, Dongas Countv,
Oreicon, at 10 o'clock. A- !., o.i Si:urda,
October 1 St 1 1. 1SS4, citing you and each oi
you to be and a; pear at said time and place,
then and t here to show cause, if anv you
have, why such order and license should not
issue f-r the sale of wai premises
Wimp?-', the Hon. J. S. Fnzhuirh, Jnde
of said Com t, my hand and the seal of said
Court this 11th day of September, 1SS4,
G. W. KIMBALL.
seal County Clerk.
By W. T. Will GUT. Deputy
Xotice of Final Settlement.
In the County Court of the State of Oregon for tbe
County of Poojrla?. In the matter of the estate of
William P.artou, deceased.
"VTOTICE IS HEKERY GIVEN THAT THE VN
L dersi-'iieil admiiiU'ratrix of the e-tate of Wi!
liain lJivrton.deeta-seti, has (lied her final account of her
aiiministrition of said est at in the County Court of
lmurla county, State of Oregon. Th:n said Court
by an order duly made and entered therein on Thnra.
day, the 25th day of Sc'it., ISSt, apjxiinted Mouday
January 5th, at 10 o'clock a. it. of said il.iv.
at the court rMini of said Court, in the court house iu
KoMjliurg, a time a-id place for hearbijr o'ojeetions, if
a ij. inero uc, io ai-i miai aeeount ana the settlement
of said estate This notice is published by order of
lion. J.S. Fitzhugh, Countv Jude.
KLBECOA CARTON
. Admmistratrix.
W ulu & Jone, Attorney for Estate.
i--rS.
OAKLAND
A CADES
Yl
Onklnn;!, Kitotigtas Co., Or.
School Year Begins Monday, September 1, 1884.
fjptTTION PEU SLS.iUN OF TWELVE WEEKS:
Primary
tirst Gnuie ,uni r i:ia-s
Second O i iu e Junior t. ias. .
i irst Grai'e Middle clas.
See.md t-r: de, SLddie Cltisa
or CUs;
ML sic. "
Twenty focr Lessons
t'se of Iiiiti u:ue!it. , . .
ltKAWl.N'U AM) P.iTiV:
4 GO.
5 ro.
( i n.
7 .50.
.. . . . 9 10.
.....10 tO.
-...$12 00.
2 50.
Tvveiity-foui Lessons , 4 00 to $12 CO.
Se;:u for Catalogue.
T. Itrssdl, Principal.
MRS. 31. Ii' BATCH ELOlt
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
Office On O ik street, one door west of the
Central Hotel,
RO.-EP. URG, OI F.G ON.
B. BmMh 1 Co.
DEALERS IN
W.T.T Wl Til
uJ3Ji.
AND
Next door to the New Baktrv.
I l' i t is o 1 i- u t o :
THECETOAL HOTEl,
Corner of Cal; antl Rose Sireeta
RcselElg, ClCCE.
Board $1 per' Day ; ingls Meals, 25 cents.
This house has Iatelv chanrnl bnnd
and is thoroughly renovated and refurnished
l.i traveling public will iind tho best
accommodations.
NO CHINAMEN EMPLOYED.
Free 'ISus to and from the
Train.
s-.rmi BAILEY.
5T
ROSEBURG OREGON.
First right hand room, up-stairs over
Marks' Store. 1 q i-i:s and aitciaticno
neatly done.
(Xtxt Door to Key'3 Retauraut.)
Ilo&sljurg, Oregon.
Fmest lirpiors and the celebrated Kicker
cigars passed over the bar to everybody.
MOO HE & FAIU'-IS.
Rozehm
Oregon.
Best Cljr.'irs,
And leading papers'.' Cozy Club lioom
for the use of patrons.
JOHN FAIiQUAK.
I:, the County Court for th state of Oregon, county
of Douglas.
Henry Walter and August Walter, partners doing
..usiMess uder the linn name . f Walter liro-. Co
P.ai.iUiis, vs. S. ne.-Mey, l ctenJaut.
Action at Law to I'-jover M.t.-ev.
oeek ley, Peadmt: la tho name of tha
. ... .uoiiu ,,t naitor isms. kv tu., on
or before. tbe hrst day of the next re.ii.:r term of
aio court, to wit, M .nday, the 5th d-.v ,.f .'-.nuarv,
A- P. iss.,; an . ii you fail to S j ansncr said ct..:.
plamt toe idamtijf, wiil fciktj jtidc-au'.it a-.-ai.iM.
you lor the sum of .me humire.l .m i c.ve itv's: v.-.i
arid 0,,-lot dodars with interest the.-et.n at the rate of
i-.gnt p-er cont. per attiimn from the 27th d.-y of June,
i.si mas jn.'Xemei.t, toyeiher whii the "costs and
.nsoiiietiie;its.
'iiiis himuiiona is pabl-yhj:! hy order of II. m. -T. S.
i-it2hti-h, -Ju.'-oo: sid Co:ov Court, of t;ia SUte(
're-o:i, f ir tiv; tJ-moty of Pon-Ln. ila.ie and enter
ed tiie 1st day of October. A. o issi
HL'liMAN.V 'llALL.
A;tortieys for plaintiff.
Lt':t 1111:1, .r 11 . I...... ..... . e ,i-
oUt-e of fFiiial Hvtthnwnt.
In the County Covtrt cf the State of Oregon foi the
eouiiiy oi inugias. la .he. matter of tha estate o
J. M. M. 'en.bIe, dewa.;ed.
: Oi'K.'E IS HEUEUY CIVEN THAT THE UN
XA i.crs:;;,icd adTiilnistr .itrix of tiie estate of .J. M M
V c:i:;b;e, deeeasci, ha, filed her a.iaiaceomi:. of hr ,'.i
imoisir .tion of said esiats in the Count v Curt o
l'i-ugLtscoun.y, State of Oregon. That said :.urt
ny a,i or.ier duiy made aon entered therein on Tuts-
t,v I' ' h '-av ot tei-t.. 1 si :mi.ii.if..i vr. ....
uary ;Uh, Is'. ..t iUo'eloek .v. Si, of aid ia v. at the court
room oi seal Court, in the c mrt house, in Iloseburg,
a time -oiu t la.-c for healing ohjectams. if anv there
l e u.K.id mial a count and tue setUement"of said
eaiue. 1 ;i:s nota-e is published by oj,der of Hon. J. 3.
"iiiij.i, v.uiur.j- juujc.
JV.NE VENAP.LE,
TI . t. .. Administratrix.
Hermann & Ba'l, Att irneys for Estate.
Ureek Mills,
HAV.,,0.r.,PRCHASE! TIJE ABOVE VAMP
imiN of K. Stephens and i o., we , re now v
inirea tofuruUh a.n- am.uut of ihe belt qEuifo
ever offerel to tbe public in Douglas county We
w d furmsh at Uie mill at the foiling prie-
.'u. i noorvi
-No. 1 fiiiishin
S-.. -1 .1
xo. i fiis;ihl-' luwiw.';::::::;;;;;;;;;:;:; Zrr si;
No. I finishing lumber dreised ofi '-i 's'id'eV. 24 per M
.io. l ftawlti.ig lujaber dresses! on 1 sides. per M
CLAIIKK & P.AKEll.
1 IJ'tlfyji1! sea l six c snts for postage and
fl I lJlJhich;itheIp-j.lI,of either sex, to
more money right away than anything el e iu this
world. Fortunes await tho workers absolutely sure
At once address TttCE and Co., Augusta, Maiiie.
XotiiTC i he'-ebv given that I hav given my two
sous, J.diti K. isnthcrl n 1 aal S. 1. Sat nor! an 1 their
time. I eiauii non-3 of oieir -ags a i I wi'l not ray
anv of tivdr debts F'CN PEL SeTIIERLIN. -
... U.CS.M, you ars hereby required to appear
..:.d a.iswer trie complaint flied atfainst vou in the
above entitled court an.l aetion, by t ie piamtiff s, Hen
y Walter and Au-ust Walter, partners doin- btlsi-
Oakland Or., Oct. 15, 1331,