The Douglas independent. (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, December 20, 1884, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTH It. INDEPENDENT. SATURDAY, DE0E1I11ER 20, 'St. LOCAL ITEMS- . t LAUi.EL LODtfE A. F. M. WILL HOLD re-'Ular nieetmgs on Vednesdav on or before : tS&i each full moon. B. HEUilANN, W. JL I Geese are flying. Ducks plenty ou the river. Saluiou tidiiiiig all the rajra now J. P.- Duncan, sec vaca week at 7 o'clock, in their lia.Il at Hose burg, i Me eri o the ordir in good standing- are invited to atteiid. 6rlr u t""5 -N- u CMOS' ENCAMPMENT, N. 9, I. O. O. F., meets at Odd Fellows Hall ! lim and third Frid ;ys of even monffi. Visiting brethren invited to attend. L. liKLKILB. J. 1'. A. U. MAitKS, Soribs ! A very tjuict time ia anticipated during : the holidays. FHU.ETARIAN LODGE, j it , ' t r , .NiVy-- . 8, 1. 1. o. F., meet I V ery mce christuias presei-ts for sale at lisss'Sf ou Thursday evening of ; the post office. ! Great Clearance Sale of liutnuaut Dress ' Goods at Corn bio:3. Aaron Hose is lav ing oil a now addition to the city of itoasDur. For lame Hack, bide or Cheat uso Siiiloh'a Porous Piaster. irice cents. Fur all kinds of groceries aud clothing take your cafcli and go to iio-au'a rililLOira COUCH and Consumption Cure u Bo.d by us cu a Urantee. It cure consumption. i'acili from Coos Day to Sau i'raiieisc.o is in order witn the tjooa bay steamers. The raiuy season has eninniencad iu dead earnest this tunc. Oldest Inhabitant' (T.UPQUA CHARTER. Noll, F. A. M., hold their regular communications every tirrft S'APe? and third Tuesday in each mouth. All members in good standing w ill take due and ihncly notice and govern themselve accordingly. Visiting companions are invited to meet with the hapel wheu convenient. J. C. FCLLERTOS, II. P. w. I FBlXDLAN DKR, Se'v Foil Sale. A splendid upright piano otJertd for sal cheap. Apply at this office for particulars. Royal Arch dun-Kit. U mpqua Chap ter No. 11 R. A. M.-met at thir ha'l last Tuesbay Doc, 16th and electad the following officer for the cotneing year: J . C. Fuler' ton II. P; H. Conn, Sr. K; J. R. Docile S: N P- Barn.Tiei C. II; Andrew Jorics P. S; John KastK A. C; Geo. A. Beath M. 3 V; O. P. Duncan M. 2 V; J. T. Cooper M 1 V; G. W. Jones Tre. W. 1. FriedUnder Secy. John Lshuherr Senliuel. The installation will take place on Dec, 23. Aft-r the busi ness was completed the lodge adjourned to the McClallen House where they sat down to an elegant supper such as only Mrs. Mo Cle.llau can prepare. (Jalapooia Itni3. Misses Ainandy Kerluy and Li, lie Barnard are attending school iu Oakland. The late freeze-up caused a halt among our enterprising fanners. Horraee Me Waob is engaged in the fruit drying business with his ilukina. J allies Icichard butchered- the largest hog of this deccion lat week which weighed 57-t pound-. Samuel Pattersons fruit dryer was con sumed by tire last Aio uday tiight. Patter sous loss 250. V. H. Cole complains that pajithers are teaaiiui; on his Hock of sheep lately pur chased of J. C. tpaugh. A. K. Winiford is tlvs happiest man on the creek, his wife and babies have just returned home from a cxt uded visit in reunessut), Charles S. Walker who took his depart ure from her for Tennessee alu.ut two months ago has wa are reliably informed taken unto him -if wite. Charley's many friends here wish him much joy. Su3;.e. Aii iu tJia Line ox iiatoxe- There is nothing in the line of magic or mystery about mat wonderful and popular medium-, Jraiker's Tonic. It is Himply Hie beat and must scientific coiiiniiatuoii pws&ii)ii 01 ine eseullal t principles ol inusu xt'gteiuble cuiule wuicu tti'C potvcriuilj una uii'cctiy un tn bi-iuutcij, livwr, iiiuiit-j,s and Oiuod. but tuete iieitucr is, nor will be, an v successful iiiiiiati-ju vi it. it is aii tli tinits cuiiiiy liiusc who iiad dt; t?paiiod ut ever gtnting well. Ki;r yourself, your wife and ciaidit-ii. Dabyhood. Th's is the name of a new Monthly Magazine -just paolished in New York. This new periodical devoted princij ally to the nursery and the care of children which it discusses from a scientific stand point and pract ical experience. Truly no subject should receive more attention than the cfti of the little ones. The projectors of this Magazine deserve credit for their laudiblo 'undertaking. In the December No. which we received therf are many valuable hints to parents worth many times the subscription puce of the publication. Price of the subscription 1,50 per year, 15 cents single copy. All communication? should be addressed to Babyhood 18 Spruce .Street N, Y. PuitEVOLOGY a. Science. Professor JMcDanald a traveling phrenological lecturer, ha been making plenty of fun for the boys and girls, with profit to himself. He held forth at the court house the greater part of last week and closed his engagement there Monday night, on the subject of courtship and marriage, which terminate 1 with the piiaisical encore of mateing the young cos. pies. Iu thi-i the professor made some happy hits and it was quite amus ing to sen the love lit glances that pass ed ono of the bashful swaines when placed in juxtaposition to his fair dul--.nn.i and to watch the crimson lire . that chased the palor from the maid r:l di-k. Her complexion was not pur chased at the Drug store either. Badly Frightened. Saturday last . when busy with the paste pot caivfullv rising up our foreign exchanges he tin cerjnto.iiously entered our oitice, a look of vongence diiluswd his countenance a:i I oerspre.nl his eutira visage. He htdd up an Independent and pointing with his index linger, asked in a voice of ti: under, who is responsible for tins. Just at that moment our tvpo leveled the Ruler mould w'lich lay on a table in the further end of tUe room where it had been doing service to weight down the paper and coolly struck a match at that moment the paper d roped . from his hand, he jumped through the door, landed in the middle of Main Street and struck a bee line for his place of business without another word. We stoaped, picked up the paper to ' see had com milieu Thomas and Jeremiah were quite popular daring the coo. niuinnigs of lust week. Our weather reporter was knocked eut this week. Too niucn variety to tile square incl). THAT HACKING COUGH can be so quickly cuied by fthiloh's Cure. U e guai autee it. J. 11. Sheridan is visiting friends at Coos Pay where his launly hat been stopping tor soma weeks. Hon. James Cheneweth mas in our City the tirst.of the week lookiug after some le gal business. SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable by tuat terrible cough. bhiloVa Cure is the Remedy for you. Now is your, time to lay iu a supply of merchandise. Go to Roman's and save irom 21) to 30 per cent- The inelonchuiy days have come, tit col der than the tomb, for pontes no longer hum aud boomivts ccaso to Itoota. L. W. Feltou traveling agent for the Portland Standard was iu Koseburg tins wek aud wade us a pleasant call. Oil, ive us back the June-time of a sum mar long ago, when mads with time did rhyme aud regularly come and go. From bills posted about town we learn that Nelse King is about to reenter tne lect ure hold ou the subject of phrenology Mrs. True of, Coqueil City, Coos County, committed sunad .asC wee& b) drowning herself iu the Cuqued. river. Her UoUj was lecovcivd. Hon. Bingtr Herman returned home fram Coos county ou Wednesday evening, li repor U rcry louh rtiaunana bad weather in that region. 6UILOU'S CATARRH REM ED Y- uositive care tor Catarrh, Hiptiieria, aud canter Mouth. i litre wili Oe iiviuo service in St. Gtorea Episcopal Church on next ftudaj Lhe 21sc luL luoruiiig aiul evening. All ale coiui. 1 j mvuoJ to atlei.U. Joseph Puidoni ex-Sheriff of Douglas county visucd our i-urg tuu week. i nad ousiness a tha Clerks oUioe lookiug up evi deuce lor ins defence iu the Crane cue. Eoll of Honor, The following named pupils of the French Settlement schoo"; are. entitled to the follow in" per c:nt for the school term ending Dec. 4th, 1334. Rolle Champagne 99 Th. Archamheau 04 U.) Minute 'nhei- 9i J9 Edith Bateman 1)2 !'. Mortie Woodruff Ul 1)8 Eunice Ciinn ' JJ 97 Minnie H itcmau Wt) 97 Geo. Critt-ser 9i) 9i '. Archamlteau 91) 95 Geo. li .t-.man 9J 91 11. Archamheau 90 Phiicuiine ChampaiiOie 93 Maky M. Ricfi, Teacher. Li ute Vv aru r-jinma Fisher Lee Arcliamh-au H innie Ward Dohic Conn May Fisher Ola Ward Tommy Ward Jos. Cham pagua Ladies' Medical Adviser. i A Complete lUedicai Work for Women, - liaiidaoundv bound in ciotii and illustrated. Teds how to prevent aud cure all diseases of the sex, by a treatment ut home. Worrh its weigh, iu gold to every lady suuYring from any of these diseases. Over luUOu" sold aheady. Post pa td only yOct. Pos tal note or 2 cc. stamps. Address NUN DA PURUdlilNU CO Nuuda, N. Y. Nov. lot 3 -in i A Letter Found- The following letter was found in Roseburg a few days since, whore the friend to whom is was sent had no doubt placed it. Tne owner can have the same by calling at this otlice (aud tolling who "A" is): San Iraucisco, feept 6th. Friend: Will you please wiite me and say what is ihe matter witu A , have not heard from him at all. Is it pos sible that i must be compelled to wait ''another while" before iih keps his promise. 1 think it is really outrage ous eh 1 But, ''O, I am a woman" and women are always -compelled to wait man's pleasure they are nuisance an way women. You will oblige me very much by sending a prompt reply to this. Destroy this. Truly, Irene eh Tne Housewife's favorite. i We will send titie for one entire year, to every lady who sends usjat o;ice the names of leu manied ladies, at same address, and 12 two-cent staiLps for postage, our handsome, entertaining and instructive Journal, devoted; to Fashions, Fancy Work, Decorating, Cooking and Household matters, ltt-gnlar price, $1.00. Send to-d v, and secure nextiiumbar. AddresJDO ME.ST1C JOLTH'AL, Nmda, N. Y. lim THIS WEEK- Assignee's IVotiec. "VTOTICE IS HKUEnY GIVEN THAT P. It. FITCH Xl of 1'a.ss cret-k Prei.ict. Douglas tjuuntv, st.aie of Oi-eiui, on llie '2nd day ni Deeiuhtir, l5sl, mud . aem-r.ii asitiuieut to the umier.-inod J. lra"-n. of oil his proncriv; under tlicprovLshtn ! the statute or Oregon em noil ",n Act to secure creators a jast division f the E tates of Debtors who convey to As signeea for liie benefit of Crouitors." llierefore, All persons havimr cl time ag:inst the aid li. II. Fitch are lierebv notified to pre.-vil their chiims, undr oth, to the iiiiaer.iigntd as-iriice at the store of Irnin & l'o in Dnin, bouglas county, Oregon, within three months tmm Ungate. Ail persons indebted to tlm said H. K. Kitcii arc reriuircd to niaka immediate oayuieiit. to mo. Kateu liejeuiber l.ith, 1684. J. C. lilLAl.V, Awi.rnc-0. Hermann & V.ull, ' AU'ys for Assignee. leol3-7t Ext c!itoj"tf oiitv. OAKLAND A CABBB2Y ! OaLIaiK, Douglsts Co., Or. U. S. Land Office at Rosebur, Oregon. December,3d, 1SS4. COMPLAINT HAYING BEEN ENTERED ATTIU3 ofiiee by Janu s McDonald against AJfouce Uo.v ette for nkaii'dounig his ilonu'stead Entry, No. 4S45, datoo Soft., V':.tli. 'Sim, wja me ?. or t. J tcc.tur. c , . Pa . Uaj, 0ontarnh3r 1 IPSA 2, Township boutti, liitnge 4 we t, vtu. aicr., i uunuui iui ucn oiuouu;, uvh.iuvi iwvt, in lhiugliis i tmty, Oregon, v. tth a view to the can- ? . - eell .iioin f lid ent!;,: tne said parties are hereby J muiTION PFtt SESSION OF TWELVE WEEKS: sumiiioiicd to !-. .;k;;li- ut the .tilce ot 11. M. Cailwell, ; a iM.'i.,'. i t uciiv: uir t uno i tc v . mu.o .. , -y , IKsa. at lo oVi.K-k A. M.. to respoi.d and furnish ' .ary . teritnuoiiv coiiCcruing-saidaUfevd -lnlc-.i.iiiov. ViM. i: Ui-N.lA.ulN, li tUtcr. .1. C. i-lXLLKTON, Ueeeiver. In the County Court of the Stj.te of Crcgo'i for the County of lOiiglas In the matter of the Estate nf E. C. Dry. decease-!. VuTkE IS HKKEHY (.IV SIX, THAT THE LA.T L will and tc-stauient of E. '. rv, ueccased, hai heeii duiy provt-n, and pursuant thf-reto Die un.h.i--Mgned, hy order i-f the t. ou:ity Court f Douglas eoiicty, Oregon, made and entered therein on the 2d d.iy of i eeemher, A. D. 1SSI, h been apHi;ited Executor of aid KMtate, and ha-s uu'y quaHlivd ax -tih. Now, thdrefort, all er.-on.-i huving legal claims against siid estate are notified t-i present tie hu me to the unilcrsiiftiftd Executor at Koeburg, Douglas county with proper yottcin rx, wit-hin six iu nth irom tho date oi this publication to the undersigned Lse cutor ot said e-tatc-. And till persons owing f-a.d estate are require j to make immediate payment thereof to the undersigned. Dated Koseburg. December fith, ISil. deeO-Tt TU;J.AS t.KIfrDAl.E, Executor. Tho Best Evidence. what o-reat crima we and lo aud behold it was Caro Bros, new advertisement. Ocr Climate. The Uupqua valley is without question the uioat pleasant climate on the Pacilic slope surrounded a it is cn all sides by mountain rang es, w are not subject to the extremes " of heat and cold that pervades other sections of our country. With our gradual elevation from- the sea and our numerous small mountains and valleys almost any desired altitude can be found within the limits of Douglas county. Situated as we aie midway between the wid Willamette on tbn north aud the Sacremento valley on the south, our humidity and rain fall is a mean between the two. The cold wave from the south which struck us last week has passed on followed by the gentle rain whioh has in its turn given place to the g'ad sunshine, and here we are in mid winter in our shirt sleeves with the green fields rolled in their cornet of flowers all around us; while our neighbor just across the Cal Hpoois are shivering with cold, their farms snowed unde-, and on the south of us they are suffering from a drouth. The most terrilfic snow storm tkat aver visited Oregon, was 1 aging nortlot the Calipooia mountains t his wek. Thw trains were stopped from Monday until Thursday evening. Pom teen inches of snow, sleet and hail Ml in Portland and the Willamette Valley. The accumulat ion of ice broke dewn many iniles of WelU Farjju JitCo'a Express oliico will bo moved tho fore p.uc ot next wee, to the uuildiug formerij occupied by J. Jaykuta a a Jewe ry ttore, next door to c. Alarms & Co. Hon. Sol. Hiraii of Portland was ia Lloio bury i'uosday ot inU week, lie stoppuU to ace friends aud rest hi.ait ou 1114 a-jmu trip wveriaad fron. 8u traucirfoo wusro ho hua OttcU OU OUdlUesS. SllILOtl'S VlTALIZEU is what you ncetl or Coustipatiou, Loas ot Appctuc, iJizzmesa aud aii symptans of D&jepaia. i'nc to and 75 cents per buttle. Hon. T .C- Sliaw County Jude of Marion county was ;u our city beverai Uys tma neei n, ncal at (tie cus.iiOpoiit.in lioei. Jxu meb uiaiij oid acLiuunuaacoa ouiu ms ao jouru iu xios-Duig. iS. T. Grrisou ot Cauyourillo was in out City tlila week, Lie Had JUSC I'ctUnittd. Iro.ii itu fcXLviiuoa tour ot Juawe couui uua re ports 11110 weather, scoc. in gooa coulIilioh ud money plenty iu that iocmy. Tho Advcntists nave unci aaiu iixed tha time lor tne aecoud coimu' ot Christ this tunc liiry navo liii.urja tltc toui'til and tlltli days ot Juutij iooo, iiu tucie i. -0 ou a tciiOie ua..c.ub up ot mo ...irui, j.u- una 8ca CATAlIiill CLTKEJ, hca.ta an I sweet ol'ettlil kccuicd Oy 0.1I1011 6 C4t.nl' u iculi.Uy. i'llce 60 ctu.s. iNuaai injector ilee. Jonas Piournoy found a number ot ills llue SUcep ueaii ku ins pasture, maw JlOiUy, Upon lov estigaltoo DoUiacovi ed tiiaL niuj ilati Dt.-ea snot vviln bwcix siiot. i L is not piobaoie mat liiey were suol by any li toiler tl-rougu uiiSiaiie but was evidently the wwiic of some evil disponed person. Senator Jo, Sunon of Portland has pre pared a registry uw wnich he proposes lntro uucing Lelorc ihe next legislature. Such a law is uecUed in Oregon aud specially ior Portland and care is required iu order that the law may not ali'ord greater opportuni ties for fraudulent voting tnau whatexicts at the present lime. Would it pot be a o I 1 1 ; e j h 1 1 $s the law relating to tlara in:oaj b i t.id Clerk couid leave ta ua oi pt'ospect- Of the merits of a remedy is the ef Xect ou the system, so theie can be no doub-tuut th Caiilornia Pig iSrup Company is pursuing the wi.-KSL plan poa..ible to make known the wonderful edicaoy of Syrup, of Pigs for all the lbs arising from an iuacae condition ot tim Liter, KidnetS, Stoinacli and Bowels, 111 giving away sample bottles f.e of charge. Ask our enterprising dru'ist, S. 'Hamilton, for a free Sam- pie bottle, or jou can buy large bottles for lift ' cents or one do'lar. Syrup oi Figs- j Nature's own true Laxative. Pleas ant to the Palate, acceptable td the Stomach, haruilefs in its naturepain less in its action Cures habitual! Con stipation, Biliousness, Indigestion and kii died ills. Cleanses the system, purines the blood, regulates the Liver .... .1 il. . I l T, V auu acta 011 me- xovveis. Jjiwass up Colds, Chills and Fevers, etc. Strength ens the orgafrs ou which it acts. liet tcr than bitter, nauseous Liver medi cines, pills, salts and draughts, j Sam ple bottles live, aud large botliles for sale bv S. Hamilton. in the County Court for the siatc of Oregon, county of Dxiiglas. Henry Walter and August y alter, partners doing iiim.il .i-j unt!'r liie :.mi name i f Waiter Lro?. 1 Co., I'l.iint.if vs. ,-;. P'ei kiey, t etendant. .vftion at Law to Recover Money. To S. Berkley, Defendant: la the name of the Slate of Oregon, you are hereby required to appe.-r and aiiawcr the coin 4111111 liivtl against you iu tec above eutitleU court a:i-i action, b$ 1 10 pi.untiff.--, Hen ry v. alter and August Walter, partners doing busi ness under the firm name of Walter Bids. & Ci., on or before the first day of tho nes4 regular term i t sai'i court, tn-wit, M.'tiday, tlie ."th day f .lamury, A. l.,1ssr; at 1 1 if you fa:l to s answer said com plaint tlie plaint will take judgement against you f-ir the sunt of one hundred aud t e:itv-sevc;i and 05-10'.' dollars with interest thereon at lh.;' e of eight per cent, per annum f'l.ui the 27thduy oi Ju 'e, lssi until ju-igcrueat, together wih the Ct-tls t.nd di.ibiirsctneits. - This Summons is pal-lishad by order of Hon. i. S. Fitzhugh, Judgtuit said County Court, of the State of Oregon, for the County of Douglas. Made and enter ed tiie 1st day of October. A. D., 1S:4. UEiiM.YN.N I! ALL, Attorneys fur plaintiffs. Slitrlff's Hale. ?iOtke of VhwvL .Srliiczncnt. Ia the County Court of tha Statu ot Jregon for the County of DongJits. I.) t'nu matter of the estate of William Itartoii, detca-eJ. AToTlCE IS 1IEUKUY GIVEN' THAT TIIE VN' i. der.-ignod nuinii:irat;i: oi liie estate of Wil liam liarl ni. ! asea, hasnled her Hiial account of her a-ira'..il.ir.:toii of s.iii estate iu the County Court of DougUf f.'Unty. Stato of orsg.m. That, ald Court by an order oiiiy made and entered therein ouThurft iliiv, tho LTith it.iy of Sept., lsttl, apiHiinted Mouday .laimar.v f.th, l.SS 1, at lo o'clock A. M. of said day. at the court room oi said court, in the court house in l.oseburg, a time and place for he tiing objections, if :iy there b; lo said lin.d account and the settlement i f 'saiii eitate This notice is published by order oi Hon. J.e. l itzhugh, Cotiuly Jud-o. UEUEOCA BARTON. AJm.niatratrix. Willis i Jor.es, Attorney for Estate. ....4 00 . . . . 5 t)0 .... 00 .... J 40 . ... 00 ....10 00 .$12 CO. . 2 0. Notice nT Final .Settlement. Bucklea's Arnica Salvs- l The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruges, Sores, Ulcers Salt lilieiim, Pever Sores, Tetter, Chaipud Hands, Chilblains, Curtis, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or 110 pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfactiau, or ! money refuiuletl. Pricj 23 cents pei box. Pur -sale bv S. ilamilton. i i 1TE THIS WE2. i Wauled! In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon fur the tho County of Dang! as. - i I'tiidcl Suthcrlin, Plaintiff j vs. ! ' J. Woodruff, Lttcretia Wood- t ruff and J. ll. Jeil.tt. ; 1VJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY VIRTUE IN of an order issued out of the Circuit Court of the above cutitled Court on the Sth day of November, list, an-1 to me directed and de livered in pursuance ot a judgment and decree duly made and entered i'i s.tid t. iron it -Court on the 2.th day of October. A. D lS'i-1, in fvvor of the above named plaintiff and r.g.ui,t. the above n uned defend ants, J- Woodruff and Lucretia W'ood.rtdf for the sum c-f eight, hundred and seventy-nine an-1 i7-tCW d..!"ar. together w't i iiGO.CO attorney's fde and sIO.C'.j cost and di hurse'.nent and whereas said defendant J. 11. Jeliett recovered a judgment -against said de.e:i-.'aut J. Woodruff for tho sum of eighty-three a::d 23 JO't d I!ars and legal interest-from' July 7th, lo j-i, mujo qucut to the ncn of tho plaitttiff herchi by reason ut his s i'.d mortgage, and far the foreclosure of a tnort gage on rsa pr-iert v bv said J. Woouruff :ind Lu cretia WtKHlniff l: s&id ; laint.fi' Feudel Su heriin and for the sale of the tnortgiiged pretnisc; to satisfy t'ae said judgment's interest and coits, and where is the said Execution muitnanils me that out of said mort traged premise -, for the foreclosure wi,l sale of which said docrjj and judgment Wi-re reeiveri-d, I snti-ify the said judgnictit's Att-rucv s too, interest a.td cosn In the County Court of the Stats of Oregon foi the County of Douglas. Ia tho matter of the estate o J. M. M. Veiiable, deceased. OTL E IS HEKEli Y GIVEN THAT TIIE UN dcr.-t-i .it-d admiidsir.ttri.vof the estate of J. M. M enable, deceased, ha- filed her final account of her ad ministr.aion of baid estate in the County court ov lL'tiglas Conn y, St ile of Oregon. That said c'otir by an tinier duly made ami entered therein oil Tues day tne 17 th oay ot fc-ept., lstf4, appointed Monday, Jan ui'.ry ith, lxhi .it iuo'eluck a.m. of said day, at the court room of sain Court, iu the court bou-e, iu Ro.-.cburg, a time ami dace lor healing objectioi;, if any there be, to ttihl dual a-couut and the pets lenient of tuiid ot;itc. 'I his notice is published by order of Iloa.J. S. I'itzhugh, t ountv Judge. JX.NE VENABLE, At'.ininisiratrix. Hermann & Bull, Attorneys for Estate. : 5s7 otichT 5 People going to Portland gjgTSlIOULD REMEMBER THAT SEVERANCE & Y0CUM, Are THE Photographer?, East Portland, 'Oregon J3?3 ISallcy Block, 4ih St. bet. I & J To the Public. I irst Onide Junior Clafs SejonJ ortule Junior Class. ... First Grade .Middle lass Second Grade, Middle class or Class MUSIC. Twenty-four Let-sons Use oi Instrument. DRAWING AND i'Alvf'lVfi! Ttreuty-foui Lessons 54 00 to $12 00. 4-sT Send for Catalogue. . Geo. T. illSSsell, PrincipaJ. DEALERS IN inniEEY AND lVrcCY GOODS, Next door to the New Bakery. I rices odcruto! MRS. M. E. BATCHEL0R IIOLIEOPATIIIC PHYSICIAN. Office On O ik street, one door west of the Central Hotel, RO-EBUrtG, OREGON. T. C. IS ACHE Y, PHYSICIAN & '&U&6BQH THECMTRiVL HOTEL. Corner of Oak and Hose Streets K-oscLnrg, Gregen. ' A Life Saving Pieseat- IIr. M. E. Allison, Hutchin.-on, Kan saved his life by a sample Trial Bottie of Dr. King's New Discover;, for Con sumption, winch caused him to procure a large bottle, that couiplwteJy cured mm, when Doctors, cha.ige of climate and everything else had tailed. Asthma Bronchitis, Hoarseness, severe Coughs and ail Tliroat and Lung diseases, ii is guaranteed to etire. Trial Bottles free at S. Hamilton's Drug Store. " Large .size ohe dollar. - "Republican papers all over the country are more convinced than ever of ihe treachery of St. John ami make no bonhs or ui-etiseing him of selling out body and soul to the D-niocrac. The price was $35,000 and 50 for vr Kpe;-ch. it sveu S. iiov evr, that he didn't get all his mo.iey, as the cam paign tu iid gave out, leaving the apos tle of temperance among tho credi tors." If the Democrats were to pay. St. John 035,000 for his campaign. How much did the Republicans pay Butler and his adherents as the price of his treachery. St. John did not attend the Republican convention as a dele gate as did the defunct old Judas Benjamine the Democratic coucil in order to betray them will these wise I exchanges rise and explain, Wanted, on ownsr for onb sack of wool, found by the und rsigi'jed in 1882, near the Orange warehouse. Said sack was sold, and proceeds kept y the Ag't Grang. Owner to pay for this notice. Jas. G. Marshal. Rosebuig. Uieon, Dec lSth, 1884. The winter term cormneiicod Decern ber 8th, 188L ! Instruction is given by experienced teachers. Tuition .$5 and $3 according to grade. J. II. II. .Maenner, Principal. tlecl3-4t 'e-xn-.i, t;t paunetit ii tne satd attorney fee: l uiad, iu i iyni?nt if t;u ju.lgru :ut in f ivor of thi! plaintiff Feivlel SutherJin; K.ur.h, iti pa.ymc.it of the judg ment of said defendant .1. II. Jeitelt, a subsequent lien euciiinbritnee. and the in la'ice. if any, pay o' cr t the tiefonwiMts J. WixoirtaT rnd Lucretia V,.tdriitf. 1 hive levied upon and on Saturday the lU'.h day of Jatitury, A. 1), li.i', bstwuen the hours of nine o'clock in tho forenoon aiid fur o'clocU iu th-; al'ternoon of said d ty , to n it: at the hour of one i. it. of said day will e'l at p-iblje atution to the highest hiddrr for cash in hand, at the Court House door, in R i-eb irjr.J)oughi-i c-unity, Oregon, all the right, title and interest of the defendants J. Woodruff, Lucretia Woodruff and J. II. .lel.ett hi and to the fallowing mortgaged premi es, de cribe-,1 ai follows: Lr.ts 1111. i ber lour and ti-. e aud south half of lot. ntimber'd twcitv svn, and lot nii nhcrad soveti in bio -k nnmhercU eighteen in the city of Roseburg, Doiig'a-5 c -untv, Oregon, with tenements, herittiiinietds ar.d apmir tcnuices. Witness my h-ind and o.Tioial signature, this 2d day ot December, less. ;. a! T.VYL'il, Mieritf of Douglas e unity, Oregon United States Land Office, Roseburg, Oregon, Dee. 13, ljiS5. OTICE IS HEREBY GlVelN, 1'URSUaNT TO 11 Act. of Congress of Jtme 3, 1S7S for the sale of timber lands in the State 4 of California, Oregon, Ne vada and in Washington Territory ,that lleVrv C.Sim -liions has appiiel to pureh ise the LoUo. 5, (i, 7 and S, :,ce. 'J.i, T. 2s S, it. 7 West, Wdhim-Jtte Mer io a i. j Any aud all persons claiming adversely any of the ab ive u-ci.b. o laud, mast, tiie their claims with the t;g.sturoi tne U. a. La id ofiijea'. ttoieinti-g, Ore-n, uuri.ig tho uxty days pun i utmn here f.iand fauiug to iii j, iheir rihi. will btb in e.l b st.ii.- u,c. VV'm. BuNJiiMI.-J, dec'20-ut ;ki :ster. A cl Eiiiu istra i rix N t ie c. Estate of Henry Gaterman, deceased, j VOTlcE IS HEREBY Gl EN Til.il' THE UN X dersigned has, tv order of the Couilty Court of Douglas county, Oregon, made Novetubejr 2ith, IsSi, been duly aj poiutea auuiinistrairix of ttje estate of Henry Oatermau, docea ,ed, and has duly qualified as such. . Tiiervfur, ait persons having cmiu, against said estate are hereby notified to present the sain.", with proper vouchers, to n:e at the otlicij of Lane il Lane in Kos-eblrg, Oregon, with.n six months from the tirst pubhcaiiou oi this notice. j Dateu, Roseburg, Douglas County, Oregon, No vember li, 1SS1. SL'sANA gAt'EUMaM, Administratrix of said Estate. Iine & Lane. ,! Attorneys for said Estate. ;iiov?3-7t Roseburg, Or., Oct. 29th 1884. To the Public : Desiring to engage iir other pursuits I have determined to close out my en tire Slock of General Msrchandise within the next sixty davs, atactual cost Di ices, Tliis is nohu.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 its to the wholesale price paid for each ui tide. Those desiring to purchase their winter supply ofjGoods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Crockery, Glassware and Groceries, will make on an averagerom 20 lo 30 per cent by IS 'Tti, aSS j availing themselves of this opportunity. My tonus will be strictly cash for all bills under 50., and .over that amount approved notes will be taken on three, lour and mouths' time, bearing in 'crest. T 'lis will enable those having wheat and wool to sell to retain it until A mere favorable price can b:; had. I -shall begin selling out on the the abovo terms on and after Novem ber 1st, 1884. F. P. Hoc an. B HAMILTON Bealei in Stationery ttliers for sale in Ke-js or Tin; 4000 pounds of Pioneer White Lead; SOOttalonsSaiem Boiled Linseed Oil; .' S50 gals. Tui pentisic; A complete, stock of Paints, Drnsises, Varnishes, and Can Color. (It you are 'jroinsto do any painting eaii an:! set prices before inirdias iiig Esscivhere.) A complete, jissortraent of Sehool Books, 3e.!i.or SJaliojicry, Writing Paper, EnveSape.s etc. which I will sell very Cheap. 2ar dvn Seeds, Patent Medicim s, and everything that is kept in n first-class Drugstore. Or ders by mail and Express promptly attended to. Board $1 per Day ; kSingla Meals, 25 cents. . if STTliis house lias lately changed hand and is thoroughly renovated aud refurnished Ihe traveling, public will lind the best accommodations. NO CHINAMEN EMPLOYED. Free 'Bus to and from the ..Train. SMITiU BAILEY. CiUmrdsan'S Sale. Horace Stephens, the defaulting clerk of the Surveyor General's odice, A. D. January, the gambling Assistant i Treastll r and D. ii. Burns, ex-becl e j Harvey Brown, partners doing business in tarv of the Slate, are locked up in the i County, Mate uf Oregon under the name of Oregon Nickel lime, Defendants. j In the County Court of Douglas County, State of Oregon. Wong Ah Scyow, 1 laintiff, vs. Edsjon Adams jVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Til KT THE UN ll . dersigned Guardian of. Creed L. Cheuoweih, m.norlieir it John cheuotveth, bite of Doug.a Coun ty, ortgosi, licceised, lias been duiv licensed an. 01 reclcd by the County Court of Douglas ;ou.y Ore g in, by an order m.i-!e and entered of Ke-jurd, on the 25:b day of October, A. 1). Isii; t j seii aii the ngnt, title and interest or said minor, the fame bei.ig an undivi -ed one-fourth (J) i a teres 6, (-nbject to i!ie Dower right or .utcre-t of ids mother, M.iimda Chon oweth) iu and to the following described Rel t-state in uuitglas C aunty, oreg.-.i, o wit: 'Ihe Donation Land claim of .L.hti B. Mills and v.ife N'otificaii' n .No. liV,7, the same being the fractional SJ f Sec. 24, and the fracti-j:i.il N. of. Sec. 25, T. 23 ii., K. 5 W. con'aini.ig Olf) acre of land, more or lc?s; fraetional N. K. J of the N. K. of Sec. 26, T. 2'i S., It. S tV. the s mic being designats.l as lot one of Section 20, Township S, Range 0 V, containing 25.75 acres of land, more or le.-s the S. i of the S. V. of See. IS, and lots 4. 5 aud (i of Sec. 1U, T. 2t .-., K. 4 W. containing 134.11 acres of land, more or loss; the A. W. , the v,'. I oi the N. E. i;the N E. J of the E J .tin! lot one f Se-'. 24, T. 25 S, ti. A W. containing 3I5..W acre of land, more or less; Al! that par. of ibe Donatinu ia'id claim of K. I-!. WnWJer, cuim No. 41, itcing 4 portion of See IS, 1 2J K 4 W, the sont!, p;.r: of said Dontlion t laiin ci.ntiiirii.g t ti i,c:o- of 1 1 :.l, more or lcs-, and ),vna the noi th tide of the North I m.iqiw river; the S E o the .-s E , and 1 it ,,ne of Sec s!:!, T 2j S, 11 u V c-H ituiug m a:rci of land, move or less; the S of the ft E J of ,-ec l:, T 2d S, it 5 VV containing SO acre-, of land, n.,re or ies tiu S A of the s W 1 of S.-c 1 the S E i of the S K i .if Sec II; the E J oi the X E , and bn lOa.i , II, iv,id tho N E J of the S E of See 2:5, T 2 S, U 5 W c;i taitiing -70 teres of bind, luo.d or Ics. Tiie undivided otic half iiit.rest iu ail of th- N W J- of the S W of S .-: 3 1, T 23 S, R 5 VV, all of the above described lands Doing in Dougl.ij County, stale of Oregon. In persuanoo of naid license and orde', I Tvill on the 2;Vl iY of DKCEMRBa, MSI, at tne hour of 10 o'clock, A. M . of tuid day, ou the ffemi'-es in said county and State sell' for cash in hand at. pubiia auctinn to the highest and ben bidder ail tho right, title and in'erest of said minor in and t; the follow! ing premises, to it: Aii ih.tt part f the Donation Laud Claim of John R. Mills and uo, Noti'ieation No. Ulti7, iti T 2(i S of R 5 W of Willamette Meridian lying on the south side of the North Umpqtia river in said Township and Range, containing about 400 acre ot Hud, more or less. Also tiie" undivided inteaest in all of the N V J of the S V,' of Sec S'S, T 2(5 S, R 5 e-t of WlilamettB Meridian in Douglas county, t iregon. I will also at the hour of 10:.",0 o'clock, A. M. of said, dsj on ,the hereinaft-cr describe! prembeo in said County and State, sell for ca-di in. h rtd at public .-uction to the hi ; host and best bidder, all the right, title and interest of said minor in a l to the following described prpndfes, to wit: The U itsauou Lam claim of John 15. Mil's a id wife. No- (Next Door to Key's Eetaurant.) Rcselsnrg:, Oregon. Finest linuora and the celebrated Kicker cigars passed over the bar to everybody. MUUKE & FAKltlS. Roseburg, Oregon. J. II. Cutter Whisey, iSest Cigars, And leadin? papers. Cozy Club Jloont for the use of natrons. JOHN FARQUAR. Creek Mills.. CLAI!Ii4V PROPS. HAVING PURCHASED THE ABOVE NAME m'dls of E. Stephens and, Co., we ara now pre pared to furnish any amount of the Lest quality o ever offered to the public in Douglas county. We will furnish at the mill at the following prices: No. 1 roti j;h lumber ..$12 per M No. 1 flooring, " inch $24 per M No. 1 Mooring, 4-mch $26 per K No. 1 finishing- lumber 520 j er M No. I fiuishitig lumber dressed ou 2 side?.. $24 per M No. 1 finishing lumber Ures3cd on 4 sides. . 2tf per M CLARKE & BAKER. I i f 5 Tl" cnl bix emts for pontine and ( k' l 3. 1 re-'eiveiref!,a costly box of goodi 11 1 liijl!i"hiehw-:ilht!liiaH, of cither sex, t more money right away than anything else in thl world. Fortunes awr.it the workers absolutely re At once addre;s TRUE and Co., Augnsta, Maine. nm nn.l ' t-ica?W!i No. 31io, the fame i cing the fractional K k ams anu j ot fteo aud thJ frctional N of t-c 25, T 20 S, R 5 Douglas w co:itd'iii!g 040 acres of laud, nmre or less, exea.t- iv.brid. uUak.liirlaat-eapit-chKeilieir j gacra!nento Jil awnsting the procure- " lotionati; nijuil at tiaica WaieU WUl cxpiain liUieuoa : uieut- of bonds ftu thnir it-leas. law to recover monev A i fV ' EDSON AD OIS AND IIAKVEY BROWN wnv u nuinbcr ot licenses iijae 1 -i&ii.u .ai 1 "J. t.ie above namea Je.enaants: in me name of the ; I vtrrv fe-s-UV trio ot nx State officials s,wte oi Oregon, )cu arueieiif- retpnred to appear r J " . w . ..w-. . -1 1 - ami ttii,.er wn; coui-)i;uuu iiieu Kgami you tiv tile telegraph. The cold was most lntei.- ; ; uu u t 0 ,y loaVk5 tllJ u ,.uo 0..i uoa sa I thev a if, and gaining ti-ore notoriety . above namei l-iamtiff in the e ii une I court 1.1 'during the wees, water tanks and ptiin- ; wouUtu tug u, fu.ii- otaer jiri woaa .vuu- ; fnni tkeir mcarcrition tnau tuny ae- aave of the service of t;iinsuininontnon you if served namil mis t'-uiJLt, Ul JI PCI i C.I III ail y OtUCr COUllLV ing therefrom so much thereof as lies on the" south side of the North Unipqua river. Fractional N E j of the Vli of Sec 23, T20 S, R 5 V, the same oeing designated a:, lot 1 oi See 2;!, T 2 i S. R 5 vV, ontaini ig 2 .".75 a res of m .re or !e-s, the S J of ibe S W i of Sec Is, and lots i. 6 and of Sec ia, T -0 S. R 4 W containing ltl.ll ajres. more or Icm- The S W J . .th. W j of the A E i. thi N E i of the N E ! and lo, 1 ,f 24. T 2d b. R 5 W cu- I taining 315.54 a-.-re of land, m ro or lest; All that part 01 the Donation Land t aim T K. I'. bi.-t!er, 1'lai.i' 41, being a portion of Seelo, T 2ti s, K 4 YV. the W'W A t-A. ly' mm m a m 1 " ' AT IIiI,AHI3'2t. J.M.BILLAB33 TS VALUABLE TO ALL! Will be mailed TDl7F-3 to all armlicanU T YSYLXLrl End to customers of last vear without ordering it. It contains illustrations, prices, descriptions and directions forplanting; all Vegetable and Flower SEEDS, BULBS, eta. D.M. FERRY &.CO.Diuk!11 OS AS. EiBIilJ'S mxbx iiaving and sm 1 ttiug in a Workmanlike 'iamter. t ,l.... . . ...... 11.....:. tio.r. l..i r.i-.iii li!. hi- v .4. .it ;H..ti.. r .mil .tim : t 1 .. t...:.. . :.,--.! .. .t, . ...... 4 Its llOiin tip :i iiiat, iv w uiiucnit - . -. 0 :qu;reituv 11n.11 iouiiv.;i itciiiuviriMciifco. in tma nam incu niiuin nu-:itv uara trum the date i soum ril r-"' I'ciwuinn laiiucoiuuuin-jr . acres , -. . .:-v-- . 5 license and it wou.U u iujCi as -ojd. i ' i of tne serv.ee of this summons "upoi. you, or if served ! of laud, more or les. and lying oa the north side of procure water for engines..-; t rii:t ailtt - " 0 1 by publication thereuf you are hereby required to ap-1 the North I mpf,u river, the S E of the S K J a ,d WHi-e broken down Hi grat -l V1LCj ll)U bbi'l'i.u witn Ojapnsia : Senator Ihirall dnclares that it ' m dav oi the next reuuHr te'nii of the above i.nicd I l' d.iuore or ler; the S ) cf the s of Sea lit. T -v ' n - .1, 1 and i. vet Com plain i, .-ihiloh's Vitaiiz i is ,,, ' - , . - ., court, which is tlt first Monday, the 5th day nf Jan I T 2,0 S, R 5 cotitaming 6 aftrc-j of Itnd. m.re or . In Lastern Oregon IhU COkl ,cl "iauM" . " -?,uu uU d bn more economical for the ilOV- - narvlSSS. and if ou fail so to iiA.r o-i t less; the S h of the S V 1 of 'Sec 13: the S E i of the S MUNN k CO., of the Snrannc AjnmiCAir. eon- ttnufi to act as Siillcitors for Datents, CatTeats. Trade Murks. Coovrichts. for tha United State. Canada ! Kntrland. France, Germany, etc Hand Book about j t tents sent free. Ttiirt y-fren ypars experience. , - , , i . - ... . ! Patentsobtatncd tbrfiuithMUNN & CO. arenotloed would resuectfuliV inform the public that he t in the eciE.v-n pic American, the largest, best, and I, ,- .. ...,l!tf liii,. s,,i-t.iiwn of ' fnost widely clrcu.ated scientific paper. K.20ayear. lias on ltaua nut assui luictit oi veekly. gnlenrtld enuravincs and tntruln& in formation. Specimen etipy of the cieullUc A ner. ' . fen n snt free. Address MUNX ft CO.. SciKCTlIIO Foie-?t trees numbers was ujfst intiiise; rai roid line's wji'!1 completly Lio 'k l up hu-I travel sus- guarantce o mrc vou Boft.s'. Dtceiiiber 14, 18S4, in this city, for want thereof, the against you for the he plaintiff iiil take 'judgment j E t f See 14, the E A of the N E and lots 10 a id It tun- of 402.1 Oj and interest there- 'd the Ji K of the S E of See 23, T 2(5 S, H 5 W per annum frimi the 14th day of ; containing 27'J acres of l aid, more or less. Ail of the eminent to buy the entire crop of . . - , . on i- eiiiai- percent per annum ironi Ifie I4tn oay (1 ' - .v.- w, ,m ui-oi- les--, rtiiiaifie liiilll.laiin SUal', anu eitllfrgive It away November 1SS4, and for the costs and dlisbursements la,vls haT(:in described to be sold will be sold as the .. .i - .- tv..ts ir ....:. .1 oi tins action. or turow it in ute vjruii. ui. iuAicu, man pended. Tiw UtUJl-pia Valley has es- . Wloof llotlyjiV I-oinadaud.tJ,. i i i &.' " . ,i,u..ul,un, ',. t a t't-ntiKii. Jtitie ot the I ountv ICturt of Douclw pape 1 Wltll h mv v I apn. and C ?')'; tp.l ve- Wuluu i pu,ltis. Ii 18 ik, diets to ay that to niaiutain the pi esent tai -H lOl M-e cimtv, M.a$e of Oregon f ,r service of this summons Jy wanu weather. i ah concerned ait; d.n wu-i. . feake of piutecting tne suar. undivided interest of the said Minor, and subject to tr.:er nude November ltth, 1S84, bv Hon. .. ! the Ooer r.ght or interest of said Minor's mother, Fitshngh. Ju-L-e of the county Ict uft of Douclw Malinda Cheuowetb . Jamfs chfaowet:?, -uiraian ol creed L. C I.. 1 c C. A. Sel lb-e-'e. Attorney for Guardian. nov22-5t by publication. UOv22-7t W1LLIJ & Jo.E-i. Attorneys for I'laiutiff. flcady-32adc Clotliiiijf, and in fact everything usually kept at a first cias store. (Jive him a call. Goods at Low Prices 'All Kinds of Produce Taken ;n Excliangc for Goods. C3.A1 1 orders promptly attended to," Amehicam OiTlee. 2ul Broadway, .'ew York. CIVIL BEND STORE V. I. ARRINGT02T, D2ALER IN. Dry GooIflaOfooorisa, eto. Ail Kinds cf Produce Taltsn in Exchang. civil bend, Dora, CO., OiinGQX,