The Douglas independent. (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, December 06, 1884, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHL independent: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 188. A LAUhEL LODGE A. F. M. WILL HOLD 2f rjful;'.r meetings on Wednesday on or beore Jiescu full moon. B, HtUHANN, W. 1L. J. P. Dukcan, Sec. ' v '--xr-raiiETARIAN LODGE, Y&iK' Ko.8,I.y. O. F.,meet w'2'-S' on Thursday evening of cb wetV at 7 o'clock, in tiieir hall at Roseburg. Member o ths ord ;r iu good standing aro invited to attend. Br order of tua N. (. UNION ENCAMPMENT, No. 0, 1. O. O. F., nioeis at Odd Fellows' Hall on th first ani third Fridays of avert monfiu Visiting brethren invited to attend. . L. LULriUS, C. i A. C. Marks, Scribe C1IPQUA CHAPTER, No 11, F. A. M., hold the'r regular communications every first and third Tuesday in each month. All fc&ifcC'J members iu good kt&uding will take, due and dmely notice and govern themselves accordingly. Vhdtiug companions are invited to meet with the hapel when convenient. J. C. Fullertos, II. P. W. L Fribolasder, Se' New Baxd. A new band has been formed under tbe leadership of Prof. Gillatn, composed as follows; L. Ln-genber-r, G. M. Frazier, George lan genberg (bov) C. Clements, J. Funis W. H. Fisber, Thou. Williams, P. Lew W,. Swartzlander. Business Changes. E. Moore and Ja. B arris have closed the Alliambra saloon and purchaed - Win Ht-ffron' saloon. Tbe first of the year the "PaUaee?Yiil-&e closed arid -'John Mc Oncdy will form a partnership with E. Moore at the -HeUrou stand. Thia will consolidate the three hoiues m ont-. In the mean .time the gentlemen can be found at their' present headquarters. Holiday Goods. ChrUtrnaa is com ing and in view of the. fact Page and Dimmickcf Oakland have just received an imruenee srock of christmas goods in great variety. Consisting of Bjoks, Al bums, Toilet and die. sing cases, Odor eases, Tea seta, Jewelry, Shell work, Scrap Books,Do!!K, Autograph Albums, frames, vases etc. etc. They will l-e glad to luvt their friends call and will take pleasure in showing them through theL entire, stock. Come one and all. Ox exhibition. Marks Jt Co. have placed ou, exhibition this week, at their store in this place, some tine specimens of cotton in the pod, cut from the stem jirst as it : was grown in the state of Arkansas. It was sent to them by A. A. Engels of Mount Scoit wh is visiting friends in that state. To those who have never seen cotton growing, it will prove an interesting cuiiosity as it will give them a good idea f this great staple of the iSouth tru States. New Year's Ball. A Grand Bill will b given at Umpqna Ferry Ncv Year's eve, D.iceinbr 31st, 1834. A line supper wiil ie prepared' fjr the o:Cit8i(n, and the best music the coun try can ailrd will Ije in attendance. No pains will be spared to make this the most enjovabld occasion of tin season. Everybody invited. The com mit tee of arrangements is composed of J. S. Mires and P. a Durlaiu"! of Cal pooia, A. L. Lewis and A. G. Lewis of 'Ail lmr, A. D Hnvu and J. 11. OotTman of Coles Valley, and Curtis "Walters and J.. W. Carter of Looking Glass. Tickets, including supper, 2. Explanation. Caarle; Wilson, conductor on ths passenger tram th clay ou which ths excursion party re turned from Portland, culled at this cilice and 'informed us that he is the person to -blame if any censure is due qu account ef the crowded condition of the cars from Eugene to Roseburg; that he left one of the coaches at Eu gene for the reason that the journals had become heated to such au extent that he did not consider it safe to brtni: the car further for fear of aeci dent; that he considered it better that the party should sutfer the inconven ience of being crowded than to take the risk of an accident. As Elopement. Mondn evening the socieev 'circle of Roseburg were thrown into a feverish state of excite ment by tho announcement that one of the young bloods of green baize cloth notonety had vamoo.se 1 the city and left for parts unknown. And that at the same time a gentle maiden with a nuld and dusky eye had left hsr po sition as waiter maid at one of the leading hotels iu the city to share the joys and sorrows of the festive sport (for a time at least). Certain gentle men boarders tt this hotel have lose their apetites and with it their cheer ful smiles. . The cotiee is nit half so sweet to them as it us-d to be. OfFib wanted. Our old frsanT Charles Dwelley, ot Galesville, called V.poTi us'some days ao", just after the ptibitl count had been reached in New York, lie was hi"h I v gratified with the-viotorv, and like many other Dem ocrats who have been staying out in the cold while Republican mugwumps have len warming themselves in the government offices, believes it is time we had a change, and is not adverse .to taking office himself. But tinlike many others who have battled manfully for the right for lo these many year, he is modest in his demands. All he asks for is Bill Carll's post office, and believes the Government service will benefited' by the change. Fire Its Oakland. A the broke out in . the addition to Shambrooks drug Store in Oakland about three 'clock in .Tuesday morning, Tiie m.-..l 11.11 W-'U Fa itt.. ..r flames wre wed under wy when dis- , nV-w a,WBtn ' a. m. and 7 r. m. ,.n covered, and spread rapidly destroying the second Stmd.y at Robert Creek s. h. at tho Millinerv shop of Mrs. ITutchinso., j 11 A- v- Boxes' s. 11. It. m. ,,. th 3rd and the tin shop adjoi,iing ll'iging ' Sn"1 at VH n. U a. m. and ofliee wan kept in the drug Ktov. t-d I The Bvi-tr.l of Tr s.de have add-d a Cun-Mi was burmd U with nil the lKks and f I ;n migration iti; uid tj i r-M j. pwprs. The jOKt oflie wa k-pt in c!d in New ' Mekffc Tli-.-ner b ck. The Halls tin h'p and was dso btprted t J o'-j. tts is tifo;-ily hdv.-ttise the res nrc-s The exact amount o b'ss is mt known, of onrst ite ami to assist immi. rants in oo The buildings wr all instil ed. . Tite tinitig homes in the state. Any iuforma- fire'is spiosed to be the work of an incendiarv as t'.ei e had been no fire in .:.' .1 ... i may f.oriiou oi i.m hih " ui-ir N tle flames were discoverl. LOCAL ITEMS. Weather changable. That's What we did Sunshine and showers this week. Boss Riddle was in town this week. Some good worn should be done on our streets. . J. C .Cardwell of Jacksonville was in town this week. Hon. D. A. Levins of Canyonville was in our city this week. For lame Rack, Skle or Chest use Shiloh's Torous Piaster. Price 23 cents. For all kinds of groceries and clothing take your v-ash and go to Hogau'e ' I. C. Kent was seen upon our streets Taursday driving a spirited young team. Jas. Moore has leen appointed deputy marshal vice Jeaeph Whitemau resigned. CROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and Bron chitis immediately relieved by Shdoh's Cure. Jos. dough left on Wednesday to attend the World' Pair new iu oppciatiou iu New Otleane. SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable by Mat terrible couh. Shiloh's Cure is the Kennedy for you. Dr. A. P. McCarty and family returned this week from a visit to the old homo iu India nia. Jos. Clough paid us a pleasant call Tues day. He looks as though the world treated him kindly. SHILOH'S CATARRH BEMEDY a positive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria, and Canker Mouth. Now is your time to lay iu a supply of merchandise. Go to Motrin's and save from 20 to 30 per cent- SJllLOII'S COUGH and Consumption Cure h sold by us ou a gmrantte. It cures consumption. Ja:ne; McDonald of Thief Creek was in floscburg this wetk ou business couuected with the laud office. Hon. Hymau Atraham wlioksale mer chant of Portland was iu Iloseburg this week visitxug friends. Caro Bros. b:tve received an assignment of urw goods and are rapidly disposiui; oi ttiem to their customers. Dr. J, W. Watt of tbe State Temper ance Aliance will lecture iu ltoseburg ou the evening of the 9th and 10th of Dec. Vo'rhee8, Democrat, was elected Dele gate To Couyress from Washington Territory. I'he othcial vote giving him 1-4(5 uiajnity. Bassett who was convicted of Ilobbiim the siae near u runts Pass in Jaukisou coun ty, was sentenced to eight years iu the Pen itentiary. Through mistake last week, onr intelligent pi oot reader placd our friend Dick Lvwis iu the wrong country He is in MaUtmoris Mexico. Iter. -Mr. webb, ot the 'Methodist Episco pal Church of Rase burg, has been holding protracted meetings at Empire during the past week. J. Jaskulek has moved his Jewelry store into rooms fitted up for his special use by Dr. S. Hamilton in his brick block ou Jack so.i street The estate of E. C. Dry deceased is beino appraised by A. F. Campbell, B. Brock wy and Jwhn Hast. It will amount to some 1,000 or $3,000. SHILOH'S V ITALIZER is what you need for Constipation, Loss of Appetite. Dizziness and all symptuns of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75 cents per bottle. The ratifiers at Jacksonville not Icing satisfied with the verdant appearance of the town arrauged things to suit their ideas by painting the town re J. CATARRH CURED, health and sweet breath secured by Sht Job's Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free. A grand time should be had during the Christmas holidays. Let the Fir Depart ment or Y. D. Band take charge of the affair and make a merry christmas aud a Happy New Year. If any of our neighboring towns want the rolorof their community changed we have a large corps of artists iu this place who are at present out of employment, and would like to paint something red. Bimrec. Herman has sold h:s interest in the Myrtle Point store to Wise Bros., of Ashland. We understand that Mr. Ed. Lender will retain his position at the store. A span of horses and wagon will he sold bi front of G. W. Woodward's Harness shop in Roseburg Saturday December 6th 1 884 at 2 o'clock P. M. by G. W. Wood ward, auctioneer. WILL YOU SUFFER with Dv spepsia and Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure you. L. Belli Is new Jewelry store is nearly completed. It will be ready for occupan cy in ahout two weeks. In the mean time he can lie found in his present shop on Wash ington Street one door east of Marks Tobaco store, between Jackson ard SiaiM !strerts. At the recent election of Laurel Lodge No 13, F. & A. M., of this city the follow in officers were elected: George A. Beath W, M ; Isador Caro, S. W; W.-V. Johnson J.W ; ' John Rast, Treas; Jas. P. Duncan Sec; John Lenherr, Tyler. Installation December 27th. THAT HACKING COUGH can be so quickly cured by .Shiloh's Cure. We guar antee it. B. F. Sharp will preach iu the M. K. -i hnrch south in lUsenurg on the first Sun- i i p.. m. tios a o agricultural prmlucts and lands for sale or sett't-ment van e addrexurd to . i:-, ,.. , ' . v. u. vvai n;e .-fcrei.ary t u- i Tcgn ia.iM ; grathili B.ktrd, Portland Oregon. ' 1 " . I ' Ll. ..11 . . . A Gra&d Jubilee- The Democratic celebration at Jack aonville on Friday of last week vas the grandest gathering ever - held in Southern Oregon. Your reporter joined the 'excursionists';.. that left this place on .Thursday 'a train and a jolly crowd was aboard. At Myrtle Creek a delegation got a!oard and at way siations all rJoii'r the line additions were made. The ride was an all-night one and kept up as a continual round of pleasure. A notable incident was the Multnomah delegation, consisting of one good Republican, Oscar Kil bourn, who bore the brunt of Demo cratic jokes with grest good humor. At Med ford hacks were furnished to take the delegations to Jacksonville. This is a bracing ride of some six miles. At Jacksonville at tho dawn of dav the clans began to gather from all sec tions. The town was beautifully dec oratfd. Evel'green trees, wreaths and mottoes ou every hand, while the large banner used at the Portland celebration was conspicuously displayed; smaller ones were too, numerous to mention. At night tho illumination ras grand; all the business places vieing with each other to excel), while Jacksonville's beautiful residences bote a gorgeous appearance. The torchlight procession with 350 torches and numerous trans parencies formed in line and made a circuitous route of the city, leturning to the grand stand where enthusiastic speeches were made by Col. Bowditch, W m. Culvig, S. F. Flood, Sam Colver, Col. Ross and others, Judge Prim being President of the day. Saturday and Sunday the excursionists were royally entertained and Sunday even ing amidst a volly of hearty cheers we turned our faces homeward, having en joyed ourselves hugely, and trusting that on some future occasion the good people e Jackson county may join us here in Rosebnrg in painting the town red ou equally as glorious a victoty. Don't Give Up Yet. It doesn't follow that a patient will die because the doctors hav 'given him 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 Guiifoyle, of Binghampton, N. Y., was cured of Rheumatism bv'it after ten years of unspeakable suffering. Mr. R. W. Mosher, druggist, of the same eityi certifies' that ho has sold over a thousand bottles of Parker's'; Tonic through its reputation for this and other cures. Robber Caught. F. P. Hogan of this city was out at Jacksonville last week attending the Democrat's ratifi cation. On Sunday he cume over to Medford to iuv-tigute tho robbery of tho Railroad Company's safe at that olace, some weeks since. While in conversation with James Cunningham the Hreiit who claimed to have teen robbed. Mr. Hogan accused the agent of having stolen the money from the safe himself and demanded that he take him to the place where he had the mon ey buried. M. Cunningham confess ed and took Mr. Hogan to where the money was hid. He is now in jail a waiting trial and Mr. Hogan is tl owiirr of three hundred dollars, the io ward offered by the railroad compan .' for aprehending the thief. Hog Cholera. Hog cholera is a rain doini its work ot destrnetion to herds of swine throughout the eastern states. . It will no doubt make its ap pearence in this fctate sooner or later as the number of these animals are in creased. It is well for farmers follow ing the industry of hog raising to un derstand the disease and how to check it should it make its' apperance in this section. The disease is usually manifest by a wheezing cough the animals back becomes rounded up like the curve of a raiub.w, vomiting follows with a sickening smell. Tobacco is recom mended as a specific for the disease. It can be administered by cutting in small peices and putting it in butter milk. Habitcal Constipation. la a prolific source of misery and many ills, giving rise to headache, dullness, fevers, nervousness. restlessness, biliousness, indtgstion, poisor ing of the biood, etc. , The bitter, nauseous liver medicines, pills, salts and draughts formerly used to relieve the Bufferer, only aggravate the disease and sic'ten the stom ach. All who are afflicted iu that way, know the importance of a remedy pleasant to the palate, harmless iu its nature, and truly beneficial iu its action. The trial hot ties of Syrup of Figs jdven away free of charge by our enterprising dru-rgists, S Hamilton of --Roseburg, aud Page C Dim- thick of Oaklaud, prove that it is all that can be desired. Large bottles fifty cents ami oue dollar. Tno Hcusewife's Favorite. We will ser;d free for one entire year, to every 'lady who semis us at once- tht- iiaiisfs f tea married ladies, a? -ut idn-ss, ami 1'2 twocut stamps fur ovtr b.iii'l.M. nn, entertaining and ' iofcirin-iive. Jutirtial, tlevoted to F"hions, F.t!,e; Work, Demrating, and Household lua'ters. iu)rtr pviCe $1.00. f ' Send - to-d tv. ai'O s-onrt next inliiiiMi', Addns. 1)0- MEbTiC JUlTRyAL, Nuuda, N. Y. i Burial of The Plumed Kniglit- . ' ' ' " ' -y r . ' " -' :- " . . ' "' , " :- " 'j .' '", Not a drum was heard, not a ban! as nigh, t a hU course to the grave yard they hurried; Not a Blaineiu murmured a camnuisrn lie . O'er the grave where tho Plumed Kuit was b nried They hurried him darkly at dead of night, Tho ..d with a fence--rail turning, By the iiht of the Hockinsr valley coal-gas light And a Kennebec Journal burning. No useless cofS. i enclosed his breast, Kor iu sheet uor bhroud they wound him; But he lay t:ke a Htatesman taking tils rt tt, With the Muhijan letteis around him. Few and chort were the prayers ihey said. For such they had ceased to remember; ttut bitterly thev swore at their leader dead. On that cold, chill niffhfc in November.' ' They thoai;ht as they hollowed his i csting-place, Of our tan jfled foreign relations; Of Peruvian bonds, tho McSwecr.ey case, ; And note to American nation , ' Lightly they talked of the spirit gone, : 1 And o'er his bad record upbraid h.m; But little he'll leek if they let. hint bleep on, : In the grave his letters have laid him. Bu half their sad task was done, When a cock crowed the hour for retiring; ' A Democrat rooster awakened by the nuns The people were joyfully firing. ! Slowly and sadly they lay him Cown, And beside him, t j tell the sad fct jry, ; Placed a white j'lug hat, a plume aad a cane, : ' And left him sdone iu his felory. Yamhill Register Werb!er.j Snellen's Arnica Sal78- The Best Salvi? in! the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores,.. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,. Tetter, Chapped Ifjtuds, Chilblains, Corus, and all Skill Eruptions, und positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents pet box. For sale by S. Hamilton. j A Eun on a Dm Store. Never was such a rush made for any Drug Store as is now at S. Hamilton's for a Trial Bottle of Dr. King's New; Discovery for Consumption, Coughs aud Colds. All persons I af-4 fected with Asthma, , Bronchitis,1 Hoarseness, Severe Coughs or any affection of tho Throat and Lungs, can got a Trial Bottle of this great remedy ree, by calling at above drug store. Regular size $1.00 Ladies' Medical Adviser. A .Complete Medical "'. Work., for Women, handsomely bound in cloth and illustrated. Tells how to prevent and cure all diseases of the sex, by a treatment at home. Worrh its weigh in gold to every lady suffering from any of these dishes. Over lU,00u sold ahead?.- Post patd only SOutn. Pos tal note or 2 ec. stamps. Address NUNDA PUBLISHING CO Nunda, N. Y. .-' Nov. 1st 3-m The Popular Approval. Of the now famous Syrup of Fis as tho most efficacious Mid agreeable preparation ever offered to the world a3 a cuie for habit ual constipation, billiousness, indigestion and kindred il'e, has been won by the wise plan pursued by the California Fig Syrup Company. Knowing that amy remedy' truly beneficial in its effects on the system, and at the eame time pleasant to the taste, will meet with a rapid sale, the company, through its agent for Roseburjr, S. Hamilton; and Pane & Dimmiok of Oaklaud, gives away sample bottles free of charge. Try it aud judge for yojr3elf. Lare bottles fifty cents or oue dollar, j Some idea of the extent to which opium eatiug ins been carried ou in this countiy may be gained from the records of the San Francisco custom house. When it became known that the duty on the drug was to be raised from $6 to $10 a pound, the California dealers bought iu several million dol lars worth, and as the supply exceeded the demand, it had to be stored away in various banks and warehouses. Re cently that which came in under the ofd rate was nearly exhausted, aud the first shipment under the new, con- Msting of 131 cases, netted the govern ment in tho way of duties G5,000. At the time of the Republican excurcion to Port and it appears that G. A, Steel, chair man of Uih I'epnblicnn State Central com mitte engaged rooms for the Yankee Doodle Band at the Gihnan House. The proprietoi thought of course that Mr. Steel would pay for the same. ! Mi. Steel however claimed to have simply cted as an ajjent on the strength of a telegram from this place and repudiated the bill, A suit for collection was instituted and Mr, Steel won. Tin Btnd boys while not li'aing the treatment will probably pay the bi 1 which certainly is not due from them. Large. P.EETs. JVC. Booth left at this oliice a specimen of beets as a sam ple of what Oregon will produce in the wav of vejdables. One of them is twenty nine inches in circumfence and weighs thirty three pounds. The other is four feet in length and nearly as larg. W ho can beat thm. They are not dead Inputs eithr as thev both were growing when taken up. M. KAY DA VIr? O th- 20th dy .f -. Novemter,' ISSi ' at th residence of C. II. Davis in T ' tr s -ntv, by Rv R d).rt B-t!i, -I dm McKav to Miss Emma Davis, Both of Douglas couaty, Oregon - - KERN' PITTS. Oi S'lndtv, November 30th, 184, at the re?id"neof Zalmon Ytniitf in Roe'uir?. bv Hon. J. S. Fitzhnoh, C nrt.v Jud?. .F. P. Tvprn fn Mi.-sMaf.tie Pitta. Both of Douglas! county, Oreoa. I HEW THIS WEEK. NOTICE. U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon. - December 3d, lsS4. Complatnt having been entered atthxs - Office by James MuL-onald against Alfuuce Gov ette for abandoning his Houursteau i Entry, No. 424A, dated Sf-t., 6lh, 18S3, upon tbe J of S. Section 22, Township 22 &oatfc, Range 4 We t, WLi. 5!er., to DnuKlas -ounty, Oregon, w ith a Ticw to the can cellation of said entry: the saul parties are hereliv summoned to a-ipesr at. the ofiice ofl. M. Cailwell, a Notary eublin Kt Urain on the told day of Jauury, 1885, at lo o'clock A. M., to .rt4Md and f amisli tertimony concerning said aliened taai!..:Keu . Vf'M. 1'. UV.S3 AMI ', U, sister. ' J. C. FULLLUTON,. lltceiver. E futop's Notice. In the County Court of the State of Cregaa for the County of Loaghw ( 1 In the matter of the Kstite of E. d Dry, deceased. NOTICE IS HKREI1Y CIVEN.TiUt THE LAST wiil and testament of E. V. Dry, deceased, has been duly proven, ami pursuant thereto tne nndi.r nigncd, by onier of the County Court of Douglas coiirty, Ore-oii, made and entered therein on the 2d day of December, A. D. ISSi, h.s been appointed Executor of said Estate, at-d fans rig!y qualified as t-u:h. Now, therefore, all persons ha vjinleal claims aiiimt said estate are notified U present t .c mone to the undersigned Executor at Rosfbur, l.oug!a county with proper youchf r, withi;: six iw nthi irotn the date ot thi publication to the undersigned Exe cutor of said ailate. And all nersam owing said dilute are requireJ to make immediate payment thereof to tho undersigned. ; f Dated Roseburg. December 6Mi, 1S31. dcc'J-7t Til ol. AS OlUaDALE, Executor.' i : Li the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the the County of Dauylas. f'endel SutherKn, Plaintiff vs. ( J. Yo'rtrnl7, Lnorctia Wood- I ruff and J. II. Je Utt. ) 1VTOTICE IS H2REBY GIVEN THAT BY-VIRTU Xi of an order hwnd ous of ths Circuit Court of the above e:ttM ! 1 Court 0:1 j the ''8:h Hayif November, liSl, at: I to mo dirahted and de livered i:i pursuance of a judgment and decree utUy made and entered i'i atid .:ircit Court - on the 2;th day of O -tuber, AD l&4, in favor of the above named phdntii? and a-d:;xt. the above named defend ants, J. Woodruff and Lucrotia Woodruff -for the sum of e:;nt. hundred and seventy-nine and 17-100 dollars together w;t 1 SoO.OO attorney's, fde s.nd 19.05 costs and di.bursenisnt and whereas said defendant J. II. Jellett recovered a judgment aain-it sa;d de e ida:it J. Wo xlruff f r thj sum of eighty-three a.id 23 100 dollars ami lepal iatere-t from July 7th, 1681, sn quent to the lien of the plaintiff heroin by reason of his said mortgage, and for the foreclosure ff a nmrt-irag-eon real property by said J. Woodruff and Lu cretia Woodruff to said plaii.CfT Fendel Eu herlin and for the sale of the in iriiyed premise to satisfy the said jinbrment's interest anl co.ti, and whereas the said Execution commands tne that out of said mort-. erased premi.ie, for the foreclosure and (-ale of which said deeroj and judgment were recovered, I satisfy the said jud .ncni's Attorney's fee, interest and costs in the following mansior, to wit: 1 iist, in payment of the costs and exix'nses of said foreclosure and sale; .Second, in payment of the said attorney fee; 'Ihiad. in payment 0 trie jud?nt.mt in favor of the jdaintiff renuei autnerun; rour;n, in payment of the jul--meut of Kiid ilcfendant J.Al. .felletl. a subseoucnt lien encumbrance, and the balance, if any, (sy over to ine aeieima'its J. Woourna auuLucretia Woodruff. I have levied upon and on Saturday the 10th day of January, A. I). 13i5, between the hours of nine o clock in the forenoon and four o'clock in the afternoon of said d ty, to wit: at the hour of one r. v. of sid day will sell at public auction to tho highest bioder for cash m hand, at the Court IIo;ie door, in Ro-eb ir;r. Douurlr.' county. Oregon, all the rii'lit. title and interest of the defendants J. Woodruff, Lucrctia wooorua ana J. 11. Jel ett in and to the following1 mortintred premises, de-cr:bod a follows: Lets num ber f;ira:id fivoandsiouth half of lot number'd twenty vn. an I lot tut ubered kcveu in b'.ok numbered ei.''hte!n in the city of Roseburg, Douglas cjunty, Oregon, with tenements, heridiiimenls and appur- tcnuccs. Witna my h?nil and official sicnattire. this 2d day of December, 18s4. G. A. TAYLOR, Shci-iif of Dou'us county, Oregon FIS SAL! IT y.U. HOGAN'S YARD: A "MONI 21.' tor" feeeder and a 'Mobnc Sulky Plow, buth almost new and in govl order. ! nov29-2i II. M. DUMBLETOX. A tl ml ii 1st ra 1 vlx Ho (ice. Estate of Henry Gaterman, deceased. ' 'VTOTItE IS HEREBY GIVEN TH.iT THE il dorsined has, bv order of the County Court of l.'oug-las county, Oregon, made November iith, been duly a pointe-J administratrix of the estate of Henry Gatcimati, deceased, and iias duly qualified as such. Therefore, ail persons having ciaiiiis against said estate are hereby noti'ied to present the satn., with proper vouchers, to me at the oliice of Lane s Lnne in Rosebtrjr, Oregon, within six months from the firt publication ot this notice. Datea, Roseburg, Douglas t.'ountv, Oregon, No vember 2d, 1S54. bUaANA GaTERMaM, Administratrix of said Estate. , Lane & Lnne. Attorneys for said Estate. ' ' uov'?9-7t GaanliaiiV Sale. M-OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TIUT THE UN ll dersined Guaruian cf Creed L. Chenoweth. minor heir of John Chenow eth, late of Douyias Coun ty, wrcjron, occcascu, nas neon only iiceused an.i di rected by the County Court of Don ;!as bounty ure tfon, by an order made and entered of Record, on uie z.tin uay oi uciouer, j. u. x-; to sen an tftii rhht, title and interest of suiil minor, the same being au uudivi ted one-fourth (J) inierest, (subject to the Dower right or mtero't oi iiu mother, aiahnda Chen oweth) in and to the following doscribeu tiel Estate in Douglas County, Oregon, to wit: The Donation Lund Claim of Juhn B. Mills and wife Notillcati'n Ao. ;Uo7, tho same being tha fractional SJ of ticc. 24, end the fractional N"i of See. 25, 'f . 26 S., U. 5 W. eoniaiiiing (!40 acres of land. more or less: iraclionai iN. h. j or the ti. K. J of Sec. id, T. 2d S., It. 5 W. the siine beimr desi i-nated as lot one of Section 20, Township 2tS S, Ranre 5 W. . n- . t , i . . ' coii'stuiiu -j.ij ueirs iu inuo, more or less the S. V of tho S. W. 1 of f.es. 1H, a id lots 4. 5 and ! of Sec. 19, T. 20" S., it. 4 W. containing 134.11 acres of land, more or less; the .N. W. J, the W. i of the N H. ; the N. E. i of the N. E J and lot one of See. 24, T. 2d S, R. 5 W. containing 315.53 acres of land, more or less; All that part of j the Donatiou Land Claim of K. k. Whistler, claim No. 44, bein a portion of Sec IS, T Stl S, it 4 W, the south purtTof said Donation Claim containing to acres of land, more or less, and lying on the north side of the .North Umpqua river; the S E J of the HE J, and lot one of Sec 23, T 25 S, R 5 W contiiining 5S.23 acres of laud, more or less; tho S J of the S E i of .ec 13. T 20 8 i. e 11T on r l i ... . . n, r u-Niiaiu' ij 01 avtv 01 itiu, oiore or ICS- the S ,V (,f the S W J of Sec 1?: the S E J of the S E J of Seo 14; the E i of the N E J, and lots 10 and 11, and tho N E J of the SEJof Sou .23, T 2fi S,-HJ5 W con taining 279 acrc3 of land, more or less. The undivided one-half intorest in all of the N W of the S W J of Sec 3 5. T 2'.i S, R 5 W, all of the above described lands being in Douglas County, State of Oregon. I In persuancc of said license and order, I will on the 23d dv of dkcemkek, 18dl, at tae hour of lo o'clock, a. m, of baiti day, .,cn the premises in said county and Stite sell for cash in hvn d at" public auction to the highest and be-t bidder ail the right, title and interest of said minor in aud to the follow ing premises, to wit: All that part of the Donation Land Claim of John B. Wills and ifo, Notification A'o. 3167, in T 2S 8 of R5 W of Willamette Meridian lying on the south side of the North Cmpqua river in said Township and Range, containing about 400 acre of land, more or les. Also the undividoa 1 inteaeat in all of the NT W J of the S W J of Sea 33" T 20 S, It 5 west of Willamette Meridian in Dou-das county, regon. I will also at the hour of 10:30 o'clock, a. m of paid t, 1 : r. , .. . ' on mc iicieiiiaiier ce.acritCKi premies o riiiu viiuui.Y. civile, sell for cash in hand at public Auction to the highest and best bidder, all the riL-ht, title and interest of said minor in and to the following described premises, to wit: The Donation Land Claim of John U. Miilaand wife No tification Xo. SIC", the fame bchtj: the fractional S 1 of Sec 24, and th frctional N J of Sec 2S, T 20 S, R 6 W containing 640 acres of Jand. more or less, extent- ing therefrom so much thereof as lies on tho south side of tbe Morth Lmpqua river. the S J of the S W of Sec B, and lots 4,5 and 6 of Sec 10. T 26 S. R 4 W containing 1311 acres.moro or ie- Tho XW. th- W of the S K , the N E I of the N E 1 and lot 1 of Ke 24. T 26 S. It 5 W con. tainin? S15.5S acrss of land, more or lew: All that part oi me ioimuon i-ano i.iairn or K. v. Whistler, claim 44, being a portion of Seals. T id R 4 W. th Konth "i-.rt f aut Donation t 'laimeontaininir acres of land, more or less, and lying on the north side of ths Nrth Umpoua river, the 8 E J of the S K J a ti lot 1 of See -.-3, T 26 S, It h W containing 5S.23 acres oi la-i'.irjrft . r es; the B 4 of the S E 1 of See 13 T?S n , . M.uin'n.r 80 acraa of Un.l. lo; i,iie $ ot the s W of Sec 13: the S E J of the s E 1 of se" 14, the K i cf the N E a u! loto 10 11 and the N E 1 of the S E 1 of See 23. T 2d S. us W containing 2D acres of Und, more or less, All of the lands herein described to be soM will he sold a thn undivided inUnrest of the aid Minor, and subjoct to the Ioer right or interest of ?a!d Minor's mother Malinda Chenoweth. Jamks Ciikxoweth, tiuardian of C reed L. Chtneweth. C. A. Schlbrede, Attorney for Guardian, nov22-St Fractional N x J of the N E J of Sec SG, T2C S, R 5 W, the SMtue lwjing designated as lot 1 of Sec 20, T 2t S. R 5 W, c mtainoi ' 2",.73 a-rea of land, more orluas. In the County Court of Douglas County, Eteto of Oregon. ' '. I Wonj Ah Scyow, Plaintiff, vs. Edson Adams and Harvey Brown, partuers doin? business in' Do:x'as County, state of Oregon under the name of Oregon Xickei Mine, Defendants. : u s Action at law to recover money. m EDSON AD VMS' AND HARVEY EROWN 1 tua above naine3 defendants: In the name of the Scate ol tneiron. ou are hereby required o aptear and a.iswe." tho co:api:dnt tiled a,iai;ii.s you by the above named Piaiiitif't iu the above n uie I Court iu the above entiUeJ c.-.,t:.jn within tea uays from the uaie of Uies'-vicocl this suaiiaous uxn you tl sei ved wii oiu this conay, or ii served in any other county ia t iiis fctate then will.ia twenty daysfrora the d tta ol tae isfcrice oi th.s iutnnmiis ujwn you, or if verve 1 by publication t'uereo you are hereby requ. red to a; j ear and answer ti.e tompteint on t.r before ti e iirst day oi the net rejiulnr terra of tbe above n."n:ed court, vhith is the first llondvy, the th day tf Jtn nary iv-iCi, ar.d if yeu fail so to arrtar tnd ai.Bwtr, .for want thereof, the plaintiff will take jiidiiitnt agai:i.st you for the t-uiu f S-O'i.t 0 atal inttrett there ors at eisht percent r anittan from the Uth day f Kocmd.'r cud forthecctts e.i;d distuncn.et.ts vi thw action. : - Order made November lllh, 13S1, by lion. J. Fitzhiitfb, Judge oi the County Court of Dcusrlcs eouuty, btiile of OrCj,oi! for service jf tht summon by puidicatiou. WILtl.i & JO.NES, no.v2i-7t Atto:-nevs for Plaintiff. Notice-of Finul Settlement. In the County Court of ths State of Oregon for tbe County of iHji'las. In the matter of the estate of William Barton, deceased. -'.''" VTOT1CE IS HEKEIlY GIVEN THAT THE UN' IN dersij,'iied aduuidsrat-rix of the estate d Wil ham Barton, deceased, has iiled her final account of her atiiaifiistration of said estate in tho County Court of Douyla county, State of Oren. Thai, said Court bv an order duly made nnd -entered therein on Thurs- . day, the 25th tiny of .Sept., 181, aji-kdntcd Mouday January 6tu, 1S3., at 10 o cloeit a.- M. ot sato uay, 'at the court room of said Court, in the court house ia Roseburg, a time and place for hearing objections, if any there be, to Maid final account and the settlement of said estate Thw notice is published by order of Hon. J.S. ritzhujrh. County Judye. - REBECCA BARTON, Adminiijtrati'ix. Willis &. Jones, Attorney for Estate. To tliG Public. Roseburg, Or., Oct. 2Dth 1S8L To the Public : Desiring to engage in other pursuits I Ifuve determined, to close out my en tire Slock o General '' Merchandise within the nsxt sixty days, atactual cost prices. This is no hu.nbug ; I mean what I say. Any parties purchasing of me can have the liberty of examin ing my invoice books and satisfy them selves as to the wholesale price paid for each aiticle. Those desiring to purchase their winter supply ofjGoods, Clothing, Boots and Shoe3, Crockery, Glassware and Groceries, will make on an average from 20' lo 30 per cent by availing themselves of this opportunity My terms will be strictlv cash for all bills under 50., and over that amount approved notes will be taken on three, four and six months' time, bearing in terest. T'ns will enable those having wheat and wool to sell to retain it until a mere favorable price can bo had. I shall begin selling out on the the above terms on and after Novem ber 1st, 1SSL F. P. Hogan. Brin on vour job work. It will be 9 v v promptly attended to, and at reasona ble prices. isroxicii: pEOTLE GOING TO PORTLAND p"SlIOULD REMEMBER THAT SEVERANCE & Y0CUM, Are THE Photographers, East Portland, OregonJ?3 Bailey Block, 4!h St. bet. I & J FOIi JSIJ. I OFFER FOR SALE A FINE LOT OF SPMsnMeBllBUCKH At mylFarm, six miles from Eosebarg, on tha Oole'a Valley Road- . . ; II. CONN, Sr. ITezt Door Live Oak Saloon Eoseburg. Shavinjj and Hah Cutting in a, Workmanlike Manitcr. AGENTS ARE MAKING fortunes selling our new aad popular book-v"Tho l inverse. "Lives of the Presidents," "Daughters of America," "Austin's In dispensable Handbook," "HisU'ry of Chrsitianity, and tbe latest and quickest sellinirnovelties. lie first mtneneio. Auuress oukuam a to., PublLsherx and Agents, novl5-4t Sau Francisco, Cal. sryri RENr ten cents fe &f 'A Wi ,or ixe and re fc.ftl t&mWmKJm SeSf,mdl eeive free our new corn bl nation Pencil: has seven d'ffercnt useful articles. Just out. Agents wanted. Address HART NOVELTY CO., novl5-4t fcan Francisco, Cal DRY'S SALOON, Jackson Street, The propreior of Ibis well kn iwn and popular resort would ibauk hisffriei ds f..r their lilitf al rair ii4K in tbe oat and wi uld a-k for a cotif nuance of liHwanie in the future,-. The public is inl rmetl that I keep none but the best brands ..r wire,. - -liquors and cigars and that I sell over the bar the cele uraiMi Jese Moore & Co.'e Kentucky A good billiard UJe will-be' found In the saloon; also the leading pauers of the world. W T r -si TriC Sv : i & m :X jit MA A ; ' OAKLAND .A-.CADBIY.! 0ak!iisi3, IKg!iis Co., Or. School Year Begins Monday, September 7, 1S84. ! rr-UlTlON PER SESSION OF TWELVE WEEKS: Primary , .4 00 . 5 00 . o ro. . 7 CO. . 10. .10 J.0 lirst Jrnt'e Junior C!i-s ; Second (,:aie Junior tias.... , I irt Jra''e "idi' !.".. &eeonu uraoo, Juuoie lisj . or t-ljj.. I'CSiC. V fwenty-foirr Let-sons ..612 00. cseoi instrument 2 0. DRAWING AM) PAINTING. Twenty-foul Lessons..... , V0 to $12 00. - 2T Send for Ca;d,t:e. ieo. F. IluAselZ, Principal, v. MIIS. M. E. BATCHEL0R KOMEOPATIIIC PHYSICIAN. Office On O ik street, one door west of the Central Hotel, - HOEP.UKG, OREGON. Be Smitla & Co. DEALERS IN SALINE BIT'- AND BC7 Next door to the Nf:w Dakeiy. . - 1 , Prices 3Jo'dcrato! TIIE CENTRAL HOTEL. Corner of Cak and Rose Streets Ecteltrg, Crc c,cn. Board $1 per Cay; ;Sing!c f.!ca!s, 25 cerds. 2TThis house has lately changed hands ami is thoroughly renovated ami refurnished The traveling public will hind the best accommodations. N O C HINAMEN EMPLOYE D. Free 'Scs to ami from the Train. SMITH BAILEY. II PAEEY, ROSEBURG OREGON. First right band room, np-stairs over Marks' Store. 1 cpaii s and alterations neatly done. (Next Door to Key's Itetaufant. ) Rossbui'g:, Oreson. . . Finest liquors and the celebrated Kicker cigars passed over the bar to everybody. MOOIIE & FAIiitlS. Roseburg, Oregon. J. II. Cutter Whisej, Host Cigars, And leading papers. Cosy Club Iloom JOHN FARQUAR. rn the County Court for the State of Ore of Douglas. igon, county waiter aim August Walter, partners doinir bu-nness uncier the firm name i f j Walter iiros. & Co.. PlatntitTs, vs. .S. Pei kley, Defendant. . Henry Walter -aud August Walter, Action at Law to Recover Money. To S. Beck lev. Ti-.fpni.ut. ! t.. . . i &tate of Oregon, you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed agonst you in the ' il 1 "urt uu action, uy I e plamtiffu, Hen- . r Waher and August Walter, partners doing busi ness unuer the firm liiiinn of wit..r n or before the firt day of the next regular term of aid court, to it, Monday, the 5th day of January, A. p., lsss; an i if you fad to s j answer said cout- pianit tne psanuiff. will take Judgement against you for the Bum of ono hundred and twoutv-fcven and Uj-ioo dollars with interest thereon at the rao of eight per cent, per annum f-om the 27th day of June, 1SS4 until judgement, together ;with the couU and ' dir-biirsements. r ? v. hum,"n,ns Ss paMished by order of Hon. J. S. lit zhugh. Judge of said County Court, of the State cf Oregon, for the County of Douglas. Made and enter-' ou tne 1st day cf October. A. D., laS4. lltUMAN, BALL, ' Attorneys for plaintiff. Notice of -Ftnal Settlement. In the County Court of the Slats of Oregon foi tha county of Douglas. In thA matter of the estate o J. M. M. Venable, deceased. ' iminstration of naid estate in tho County Court o Douglas county, Stale of Oregon. That said Court by an i order duly made and entered therein on Tues. day thel.th da.vottept., lSa4,appoit,tedMondav, Jan uary ath, xm at Ifto'clock a. x. ot tadd dav. atth court .vm.. oi euiu u ours, in the court house, in Rosebnry, f tlmc -d place for heating objections, if any there be, to d final account and too settlement ot said estate. 1 his notice is published by order of Hou. J. S. litzhugh, county Jud-e. ' JANE TENABLE. TT . Administratrix. Hermann &. Ball, Attornevs for Estate. Ciee& ;; : Basils. CLARK & BAKE IS PROPS. Ha0 CHASED THE ABOVE NAME null of K .Stephens aud Co., we ire now pra pared to furuUh any amount of the beat quality" ever offered to the public in Douglas county W. ' wdl mrnkh at the mill at the following ,friS? No. 1 roush lumber. No. 1 flooring, - nch. j-."." " "' -No. 1 fl.joriig, -jneh.r'.". ..;;"" .112 per M 24 per M. ..25per M No. I finUhing lumber drease'd Qn'i'i'e's:'"'! per m"" No. 1 hnwuug lumber dressed on 4 aUee. !?ai Jr M o. l liuislun iumlKr CLARKE & BAKER. AD I ) I H lh "d fix c 5"ts fop PoZ and I I 1 II 1 1 " n Jt help all, 0f either six, to more money right away than anything else in this " world. Fortunes await the workers absolutely sure At once address TRUE and Co., Augusta, ilalna. notice! ; hi ni mat 1 have given mv two MOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN XI designed administratrix of the estate of J. M.M V enabie, deceased, has filed her fina 1 mmnnt ..f . .1 ;EUBBAEB . : M J i ? Su ',ler:i"''1 nd S. I. Bntherland their ' ' time. I .claim none of their wages and will not pay any of thelrdebu KEN DEL fcUTHERLIN .Oakland Or., Cct. 15, 13i.